The world’s 
oldest and 
most reliable 
stra wb e rry 
plant nurs- 
Yes, a atrawbbrry plant ie a strawberry plant just the 
same as paint is paint, men are men, and hens are hens; but some 
paint will blister and peel while other paint will stay put, and 
some men will give you a big honest day's work while other men are 
lazy and will loaf on the Job. Some hens will lay 280 eggs per 
year, while others Just eat and set. 
ery. 
Over 50 
It costs Just as much to spread paint that blisters and 
peels as paint that stays put; and you usually pay as much for a 
man who loafs as for a man who gives p good, honest day's work; and 
hens that just eat and set, consume as much corn as the 280 egg hen 
years’ exper¬ 
ience in pro¬ 
ducing the 
world’s finest 
stra wb e rry 
plants. 
There is Just as muoh difference in strawberry plants as 
there is in paint, men, and hens. You will find good, medium, and 
bad in everything produced by human efforts. 
There are loafing strawberry plants and productive straw¬ 
berry plants; the difference is in the human efforts. There are 
poor human efforts, good human efforts, and better human efforts. 
Every plant 
a Thorough¬ 
bred—every 
plant a heavy 
yielder. 
Every plant 
guaranteed to 
reach you in 
good grow¬ 
ing condition 
or order re¬ 
filled free. 
There is 
big money 
in Kellogg’s 
strawberries. 
Mother nature started the strawberry industry with the 
wild strawberry; but it was human effort -- through breeding, se¬ 
lection, restriction, and Intensive cultural methods — that de¬ 
veloped the superior, heavy-fruiting varieties we now have. 
The Kellogg Way of growing plants for you is an extra 
human effort and it is this extra human effort that makes it 
possible for Kellogg Thorobreds to produce the 5,000 to 15,000 
quarts of high grade berries per acre reported by our customers. 
The quantity and quality of berries produced by straw¬ 
berry plants depend upon the power of the plants. Deficient power 
results in a deficient crop. Abundant power, abundant crop. 
Kellogg Thorobreds, because of the extra human effort put into them, 
have the power and with proper care they will transmit this power 
into a big crop of the highest quality berries. 
It's the same way with Kellogg fruit trees and other 
plants. 
Sincerely yours. 
9,127 QUARTS PER ACRE 
“Last year I bought of you 1,000 strawberry 
plants and this year I picked 1,259 quarts of the 
nicest and biggest strawberries of anyone around 
here. Everyone spoke of what good crops we had.” 
—MRS. N. J. SESSELMAN, N. Y. 
(7,250 plants are required per acre. Accordingly 
1,259 quarts from 1,000 plants figures 9,127 quarts 
per acre as per heading above.—R. M. Kellogg 
Company). 
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A DECIDED DIFFERENCE 
“I never knew there was such a 
decided difference between just 
strawberry plants and Pedigreed and 
Thorobred plants. Thank you for 
sending me such superior plants.” 
—C. O. DOTY, Illinois. [3] 
