Westha user's larg bear!n t gstrain v of Raspberries 
Cumberland 
The leader among all Black Raspberries. This 
is the most popular with growers, as it does 
well in any climate or any well drained soil. The 
large, rich, black berries present such an attrac- 
tive appearance that buyers pay the top-notch 
prices for them. Excellent for table use and 
canning. The Cumberland sets so many berries 
that it is necessary to give them a severe trim¬ 
ming, as the plants could not hold up if all the 
berries came to mature size. 
On the Benton Harbor market, the largest 
cash fruit market in the world, more Cumber- 
lands were bought than any other black Rasp¬ 
berry, a fitting testimonial to its high regard by 
the grower and consumer. In years past we 
have had to return many late orders with the 
disappointing words: “Sold out.” Moral— 
Order Early. For prices, see page 31. 
Black Raspberry Transplants 
We have a limited amount of 2-year black 
Raspberry transplants to offer. They will bear 
fruit this year, and will more than pay for the 
extra cost. For prices, see page 14. 
Adrian, Mo. 
Westhauser Nurseries, 
Dear Sirs: Regarding the 1100 Cumberlands I pur¬ 
chased from you will say that they are doing nicely. 
I pruned the transplants back quite a bit before setting 
and I believe I have established some sort of record 
when I tell you all 1100 are growing fine. 
The ground these plants are set in is just ordinary 
garden soil. Am figuring on several acres for next 
year, and will probably want both some early and late 
varieties. 
Yours truly, 
Cumberland. 
♦ "I "I Prolong your black raspberry season and make money until 
1 J Ulllen t ^ C en ^' ^he QUILLEN (LATE) is an extra large 
glossy appearing black raspberry of high quality. It is very 
rich in flavor and is a fancy table berry. The plants are strong growers and highly resistant to diseases; also easy to 
grow. For prices, see page 31. 
New Late 
"J 1 . 'T'\ "J This Black Raspberry was originated in 
olciCK £>eauty rvaspberry ol r The s t th i y a r T re 
/ Jl / productive and hardier than the Cumber¬ 
land. It ripens with the Cumberland and is a large black berry - 
which does not crumble. It is also apparently free from disease. 
Try a few plants. For prices, see page 31. 
Quillen. 
SPECIAL 
OFFER 
Black and Red Raspberry 
Planting 
25 No. 1 Logan Black (Early) 
25 No. 1 Cumberland Black 
(Midseason) 
25 No. 1 Chief Red (Early) 
25 No. 1 Latham Red (Midseason) 
SPECIAL PRICE 
ONE- nr\ TWO- ha 
YEAR YEAR epO./O 
Net Prices 
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