Cumberland 
Netv Logan 
ORDER EARLY - - - 
Owing to general weather conditions, 
after May 1st we cannot guarantee all 
Raspberry (Red and Black) or Black¬ 
berry plants to reach our customers in the 
ideal” condition that they would if shipped 
earlier. Have your plants shipped early. 
You can easily heel them in in some loose 
soil and have them in ideal condition 
when you are ready to plant. 
NEW LOGAN (Early) 
New Logan, a new Black Raspberry, 
earliest of all, brings early market prices. 
Ripens a week to 10 days ahead of others, 
berries large, “Meaty” and well flavored. 
Expt. Stations find New Logan to be one 
of the most outstanding Black Raspber¬ 
ries. Fine for home use. Berries are large, 
not “seedy,” one of the best for table or 
canning, jams and the like. 
Keith’s New Logan plants are grown 
from young healthy stock plants, not from 
old fruiting plants that become weak 
plant producers. We have only the best, 
most vigorous and highly productive 
plants for you, freshly dug, not storage 
plants. They are the kind that will start 
quick for you. Keith has one and two- 
year Logan plants for you. Your quickest 
returns will be from the two-year plants 
(transplants). Price: 6 one-year plants, 
60c; 25 for 90c. 6 two-year plants, 90c; 
25 for $2.25. (Other price list on page 21.) 
BLACK BEAUTY 
(Midseason ) 
Black Beauty is a brand new variety, another 
Black Raspberry from Ohio. (New Logan is the 
other.) Where appearance, yields, hardiness and 
freedom from disease, is desired, set Black Beauty. 
This new raspberry is worthy of a 'place in your 
Garden or field. We have only a limited number of 
Black Beauty plants to offer, as we wish to keep 
most of our crop of young plants for nursery plant- 
Keith’s Black Raspberries 
All Plants Ttvice Government Inspected. Twice Certified Plants. Good 
Plants Like These Are Scarce This Year. 
We offer our customers two grades of Black Raspberry plants this season. 
One-year, or tip plants and two-year Transplants. Note the difference in 
the illustrations at right below. Tip plants are the kind generally offered, 
but the two-year transplants are branched and ready to fruit for you this 
summer. Ideal to plant for quick returns. Order early. 
NOW 
Is the Time to Grow Black 
Raspberries for Big Profits. 
This year, acreage is being cut down and growers are 
going out of business because of their diseased patches. 
The demand for berries right here in this great berry 
region is high. Those growers who stick, certainly 
coin the money. There aren’t near enough people 
growing raspberries to supply the demand for berries. 
Get started this year with Keith’s guaranteed, disease 
free stock and be in line for the coming profits in 
growing Black Raspberries. 
Takes Only Few Plants to Supply 
Family Needs 
Why be without fresh Black Raspberries for pies, 
jelly, jams, etc., when a dozen or two plants will 
supply you with all the berries you need? Grow your 
own. They will cost you less than 3c per quart. 
Select some place at one end of your garden or along 
the side fence and plant it this Spring. Then you 
will have fresh berries when you want them. 
UIJMBEBLAND (Midseason) 
Cumberland is a very reliable and dependable variety. 
You can bet on a crop of berries from Cumberland 
every year, and the plants are hardy, vigorous grow¬ 
ers. The berries are larger than most raspberries 
and keep for a long time after picking. Set Keith’s 
vigorous, twice certified Cumberland for best results. 
Price, 6 one-year plants, 50c; 25 for.$0.85 
Price, 6 two-year plants, 80c; 25 for. 1.85 
(Price list on page 21.) 
KANSAS (Early) 
Kansas is an early ripening black raspberry beginning 
to ripen its beautiful black glossy berries just after the 
New Logan. It is a very hardy variety, standing the 
severe winter weather wherever Black Raspberries 
are grown. It matures its whole crops in a short time, 
thus bringing the early raspberry prices at early mar¬ 
kets. Prices: 6 one-year plants, 50c; 25 for 85c. (We 
do not have two-year plants in Kansas.) 
(See price list page 21.) 
Showing One and Two-Year 
Raspberry Plants 
Note the size of the two-year jtlants 
shown above. They have an extra 
year's growth, they are of bearing 
age. Save a whole year by setting 
Keith’s two-year transplants. 
QUILLEN (Early) 
Quillen is also a new varitty, but it comes 
from Illinois. It’s noted for its late ripening, 
free from disease, and large yields of glossy, 
ink-black, big attractive berries. Keith’s 
Quillen plants will lengthen your block 
raspberry season 10 days or more. Quillen 
is a sturdy, upright grower with strong 
heavy canes which do not bend down un¬ 
der their heavy load of berries. Price: 
6 one-year plants for 70c; 25 for $1.25. 
6 two-year pants for $1.25. 
YOUR 
Opportunity to get a few 
Black Raspberries that we 
selection from the offers below. These will all 
of uniform size, much better in grade 
and quality than the average run of plants 
for commercial planting. Order early 
and have plants shipped early. 
plants of each of all six 
are offering. Make your 
be Fancy Selected plants 
ing, for the demand is becoming greater each year as growers 
learn of the merits of this new berry. Prices: 6 two-year plants, 
70c; 25 for $1.25. 6 two-year plants for $1.00. 
(Price list on page 21.) 
SPECIAL OFFER 
All Selected Plants 
5 Cumberland (midseason) 
5 Kansas (Early), 10 New 
Logan (Early), 5 Black 
Beauty (midseason). 
25 Selected Plants Only $1.95. 
(See Postage or Exp. Rates p.22.) 
Qt. Berry Boxes 
—Order Some 
Shipped With 
Your Plants 
For the convenience of our Customers, we here 
offer the regular Standard American Quart Bas¬ 
kets. Not as square boxes, but a little basket 
(see illustration). They come neatly kitted to¬ 
gether in lots of 25, 50, 100, 500, 1,000. When 600 
or more are ordered they come at 1,000 rates 
F.O.B. factory in Southern Michigan. 600 or 
more come cheaper by Freight, but may be sent 
KEITH BROS. NURSERY, Sawyer 
by Express. Weight, about 130 lbs. per 1,000. 
(Prices Not Subject to Discount) 
Quantity 
Prepaid in 
()hio, Ind., 
Ill., Wis., 
Mich. 
Prepaid in 
States in 
Group 2. 
See p. 21 
Prepaid in 
States in 
Group 3. 
See p. 21 
Prepaid in 
States in 
Group 4. 
See p. 21 
50 
95c 
$1.10 
$1.25 
$1.37 
100 
$1.47 
1.90 
2.10 
2.30 
500 
4.98 
5.48 
1.000 
7.35 
F.O.B. Factory in Southern 
Michigan. 
Note—Prices, on Baskets with Crates combined made 
on application. Also will quote on large orders. 
Michigan 
POP UOllN 
Pops into creamy yellow kernels, largest we ever 
saw. It’s a winner. You’ll like it. 
“Giant Yellow ” 
Three years ago Mrs. Keith’s brother, Walter Moore, near 
Rossville, Ind., sent her a small bag of popcorn. And didn’t 
it POP into some of the largest popcorn we ever saw. Rich, 
creamy yellow, large as quarters. The children called it the 
“Giant Yellow” popcorn. We all liked it so well, much better 
than the White Rice we had been growing, that some was 
saved for planting. We planted more last spring and now have 
some to offer to you at '/i lb. 23c; J4 lb., 37c; 1 lb., 53c; 5 or 
more pounds, 21c. (All postpaid.) 
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