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_ CHOICE NEW AND RARE FRUITS 
Every garden should have a good supply of Fruit. It is an indispensable part of any rural home. It can be made a source 
of nleasureand profit. Beginning with strawberries in May the supply of fresh fruit direct from the plants may be had un- 
til hard frosts in the fall if a good selection of our fruits is planted. Examine our list carefully. 
VVM. BELT—The plant is vigorous, though not a rampant grower; succeeds upon almost all soils, yields heavily, and ber¬ 
ries are large and of high quality. Flesh solid and deep crimson in color. Blossoms are large, with abundance of pollen. 
Begins to ripen quite early and continues until almost the close of the season. Berries large and handsome. 
Brices of Summer Fruiting Strawberries, 10 for .‘JOc, 20 for 50c, 50 for $1.00, 100 for $1,50 by express. 
Helen Davis Strawberry 
Norwood Strawberry 
Fruit above medium to large, good quality; plants are 
very productive. Blossoms perfect. The berries hold up 
well after picking. A prime favorite with commercial 
growers. Color, subdued crimson. Flavor is like no 
other Strawberry, and is delicious. The meat is of a vel¬ 
vety quality. Very productive. 
The Norwood Strawberry 
Til K N O K WOO r>-Claimed to be the largest Strawberry in existance. The plants grow strongand 
healthy. Berry is conic and regular in shape, quality is unsurpassed and the size unequaled.some attain¬ 
ing the enormous size of three inches in diameter. Four such berries would fill a box and be crowded. 
Color is bright red all the way through, growing darker with age, is firm, a good keeper and will ship 
well. It has a perfect blossom, holds its size well through the season and remains in bearing a long time. 
Even the plants grow larger and stronger than other Strawberries. 
Plants 6 for 30c, 15 for COc, 30 for $ 1 .OO, postpaid. By express, lOO for $3.00__ 
Sample Strawberry (Imp.) 
This variety is a model plant maker, and the individual plants are al>out right in every way. The 
berries are unusually large, considering its enormous productiveness. The amount of large fruit you 
will secure is almost beyond comprehension. The berries are of good color, regular in shape and present 
a good appearance in baskets. I know of no more satisfactory late variety than Sample. _ 
THE GIANT DEWBERRY 
The Giant Dew¬ 
berry is ear 1 i er 
than blackberries 
and as large as the 
largest of them. 
Canes are hardyand 
very prolific, thriv¬ 
ing everywhere: of 
slender, trailing 
habit and free from 
disease or insect at¬ 
tacks. Fruit is large 
and handsome, jet 
black, rich and mel¬ 
ting. Ships and 
k ae p s well. Per¬ 
fectly hardy.stands 
extremes of heat or 
cold and a very pro¬ 
ductive and pleas¬ 
ing berry. 
Strong plants. 3 
for 35c, (5 for 45c, 
15 for $ I .postpaid. 
Fay’s Prolific Red 
Currant 
Has fully satisfied all the 
claims that were made for it by 
the originator when first intro¬ 
duced, and is the best red cur¬ 
rant known. It has been wide¬ 
ly planted, and has given gen¬ 
eral satisfaction. Fruit large, 
bright red and excellent flavor, 
less acid than Cherry. It has a 
long stem, which admits of ra¬ 
pid picking and is enormously 
productive. One of the most 
valuable fruits of recent intro¬ 
duction. Comes into bearing 
early. Price 1 3c each, 10 for 
$1.00, ICO for $0,00 by ex¬ 
dress. 
Strawberry=Raspberry 
This is a beautiful fruit 
from Japan. The bush grow3 
from 1M> to 2 ft. high, is per¬ 
fectly hardy and a rapid gro¬ 
wer. The berries are produced 
on stems growing upright a- 
bove the foliage as shown in 
illustration always of a bright 
shining scarlet, and larger 
than the largest Strawberries 
It is an immense yielder, pro¬ 
ducing an abundance of fruit, 
bears the first season and gets 
stronger each year. It is very 
attractive and a few plants 
will be the wonder of your 
neighborhood. 
Plants 3 for 1 5c 0 for 25c, 
1 5 for 50c, postpaid. 
By Express, for $1.25 thsS 5 © S'aminer Strawberries, 6 Norwoods, 3 Dewberries, 3 Strawberry-Raspberries, 3 Currants 
