■JFAIRVIEW RELIABLE LETTUCE SEED 
INIF^ W ICTTF-** F^F 1 ? _This is a very quick growing variety, producing a largo 
v * handsome head of fine flavor. The color is light green, 
leaves curly, produces a very hard head and is one of the best heading sorts. Don’t fail to try it. 
Pkt. 4o„ 3 pkts. 8o„ 6 pkts. 1 .»«•„ oz. 1 Oo., 2 ozs. 18c., 14 lb. 30e. 
WONDERFUL LETTUCE 
The Wonderful Lettuce is withoutany exception 
the very largest in cultivation. It will surprise 
every one on account of its growing so very large. 
It is always tender, crisp and sweet. Produces 
large heads, often nearly three feet in circumfer¬ 
ence and a foot in diameter. Very slow to run to 
seed and is an excellent sort for a late crop and 
we advise our customers to give it a trial. Pkt. 
5c., 3 pkts. 12c., 6 pkts. 22c., oz lOc. 
WONDKRFULLETTUCE 
THE COS LETTUCE 
This variety could easily be cal¬ 
led Celery Lettuce, The engrav¬ 
ing made from photo, shows its 
long, narrow spoon-shaped leaves, 
most all of which form into a rath¬ 
er loose loaf-shaped head. Itsshape 
makes it a very convenient head 
for packing or serving, and is 
coming to be highly regarded as it 
keeps sweet and crisp during the 
hot months and is very slow to run 
to seed. If the outer leaves are 
tied up, this lettuce will form into 
a solid head and bleach snow white. 
On account of the compact habit 
of growth, the plants can be set 
as close as 6 to 8 inches, 
Pkt. 4c., 3 pkts. 9c.,' 6 pkts. 
10c„ oz. 10c. 
The Cos Lettuce 
Sirs: Enclosed find photo of one plant of your 
‘‘Wonderful Lettuce, 20 in. in diameter, and 5 ft. 
in circumference; and 50 other plants larger than 
your description of size, and very crisp and ten¬ 
der. Your ‘Early Spring Lettuoe is also very fine, 
and I am much pleased with both of them. 
Respectfully yours, S. P. Warner 
78 New Park Ave., Hartford, Conn. 
IMPROVED HANSON 
This is a perfect lettuce for the table 
It resists heat and drouth well, very 
slow to run to seed. It is hardy and 
may be grown very early in the spring 
or late in the fall. Has a sweet and 
rich flavor, and always produces fine 
heads, which are always in great de¬ 
mand. Pkt. 4c., 3 pkts. 8c., 6 pkts. 
15c,, oz. 10c., 2 ozs. 18c., Vi lb. 30c. 
Grand Rapids 
Lettuce 
lilt AND RAPIDS—This is a 
leaf lettuce and stands ahead of 
others for winter forcing in the greenhouse. It is the best 
its class for market gardeners as it will keep longer from wilt- 
than any other variety. Its habit admits of very close 
in greenhouses or open ground and we believe it is the 
for outdoor planting. Our stock runs unusually 
and true to type. Pkt. 4c 3 pkts. 9c., 6 pkts. 15c., oz. 
2c., 2 ozs. 20c. 
Lettuce Mixture 
LETTUCE MIXTURE—One sowing produces supply for the 
season. This mixture contains all the best varieties, maturing 
early, medium and late; some curled and crimpled, others pro¬ 
duce heads. Colors range from pure white through delicate shades 
of green, yellow to a rich golden. We are sure this Mixture will 
please all. Pkt. 4c., 3 pkts. 8c., 6 pkts. 15c., oz. 10c„2 ozs. 18c. 
TOMHANNOCK-Grows very quick. 
Leaves grow upright and are handsomely 
wrinkled. 
Pkt. 5c., Spkts.9c.,6pkts.lGc.,oz. 10c., 
2 ozs. 15c., 14 lb. 25c. 
EARLY SPRING 
Golden Ball Lettuce 
GOLDEN 
B A L L — T h e 
heads are fine 
golden color. It is 
early and slow to 
run to seed. Pkt. 
4c., 3 pkts. 8c., 
6 pkts. 15c., oz. 
12c., 2 ozs.20c., 
Vi lb.35c. 
Tomhannock Lettuce 
EA RLY SPRING—Grand Early Sort Is 
without doubt the very earliest lettuce, is hand¬ 
some in appearance, excellent flavor and is the 
very best early variety to grow. It can be grown 
in hot beds or open garden at almost any season. 
A most valuable variety. It is good in the North, 
South, East or West. Invariably it gives both 
grower and user the greatest satisfaction. The 
plants produce a handsome appearance, and we 
have taken particular pains in selecting our seed 
stock from plants that stand long before going to 
seed. Pkt. 4e„ 3 pkts, 10c„ 6 pkts. 18c., oz. 
1 2c., 2 ozs. 20c, 
