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TOMATO 
OENE&AI. CSOF 
Favorite 
TOMATOES—Continued 
General Crop 
Prices on all varieties of Tomato: Pkt. 5c., C. oz. 20c., 
oz. 30c., % lb. 85c., unless otherwise stated, 
pv _£ ^ peculiar iu its manner of 
L/Warr V..nainpion growth, being upright, quite dwarf, 
with firm, short stem joints, which make it self-.snp- 
porting. Kruit is red with a pinkish tinge, medium size, 
good (luality. On account of its compact habit, plants ma.v 
be erown closer together than other varieties. 
I’kt. 10 c., \'2 oz. 20 c., oz. ^4 lb. .? 1 . 00 . 
Clf/ino i-lxcellent for home use. Its habit re- 
L/Warl JIUIIK sembles the Dwarf Champion: fruit is 
color and shai>e of the Stone. Smooth, solid, bright riai and 
very prolific; excellent quality. 
I’kt. lOc., 1-2 oz. 20c., oz. 3 . 0 C., % lb. .Sl.OO. 
Early variety, large size fruit; is of dark red 
_color. Very popular market variety. 
Puritan 1-JxceUeiit for yciicral crop. Large, smooth, 
bright red, very prolilic. It seldom cracks, is 
very firm and the color niak"s it attractive for the market 
gardener. I’kt. 10 c., Va oz. 20c., oz. .‘1.1c., Vi lb. .'fl.(K). 
p J superior variety of our own introducti<in. 
ivea V..rubs medium size, quite early, bright scarlet 
color, very solid, excellent flavor and very productive. One 
of the most reliable varieties in cultivation. 
I’kt. 10c., % oz. 20c., oz. .‘lie., Vi lb. Ijll.OO. 
C|. _ .1 great favorite icith the market gardenem for the 
jLone main crop. Is very large, bright scarlet color 
smooth, and excellent .shiiiper. Always in demand. 
I’kt. 10c., % oz. 2<tc., oz. 31c., V4 Ib. isLlK). 
ACME. Dark red color tinged juiritle. Oood flavor. 
ARISTOCRAT. (Irowtli and foliage res<.mble the Dwarf 
Champion, being very dwarf an<l stocky. Fruit rich, 
glossy red. 
BEAUTY. Very solid, with tough skin, making it very de¬ 
sirable for shipping. Color is pink ; very popular. 
COREEESS. This is such an excellent variety we feel we 
should make special mention of the Coreless as the most 
liri'fect shaped canning variety. Large size, globe-shaped, 
full at stem end, bright red; always free from green core. 
I’kt. 10c., t/., 07. 30c., oz. .‘ilc., ’/i Ib. !?1.0(). 
ESSEX EARLY HYBRID. F ruit early, large size; 
solid, very smooth, bright puridish crimson color. 
GOLDEN QUEEN. F ruit is yeHow. Its handsome 
yellow slices make a beautiful contrast in a dish with 
the red Tomatoes. 
Tomato, Stone 
HONOR BRIGHT. Fntirely diflerent from other 
varieties. In ripening first color is light green, 
then waxy white changing to red. Due of the 
longest keejiers; excellent quality. 
IGNOTUM. Is large, smooth, very solid, deep red. 
IMPERIAL. .V strong grower, very prolific. 
Fright red color, changing to a pinkish purple 
when rijte. 
MAGNUS. I.arge, smooth, pinkish. Very strong 
grower. 
NEW GLOBE. Good size, smooth, firm flreh, 
very few seeds. I >ark red color tinged with luirple. 
PARAGON. Large, bright crimson, excellent flavor. 
PERFECTION. Excellent for general crop. 
Smooth, round, blood red in color, very solid, 
good yielder. 
PONDEROSA. Largest of all Tomatoes. Single 
si>ecimens often growing to weigh from one and 
one-half to two i)ound.s. Good flavor. I’kt. 10 c., 
■j oz. 2 . 1 c.. oz. 40c., V 4 lb. .$1.25. 
ROYAL RED. Skin and flesh intense red. Ex¬ 
cellent for market purposes. 
TROPHY. Fruit is very largo, smooth and solid. 
TOMATO PLANTS. See page IS. 
Yellow Plom 
Small Fruited Varieties for 
Preserving and Decoration 
I’kt. 10c., Vi oz. 20c., oz. ,'?0c., V4 lb. S.lc. 
PEAR SHAPE, or Fig, Fruit is yellow. 
RED CHERRY. Small, red, borne in clusters. 
STRAWBERRY, or Ground Cherry. Fruit is 
vellow: grows in husks; excellent for preserves. 
■YELLOW PEACH. Fruit is yellow, peach shape. 
YELLOW PLUM. Lemon color, oval, smooth. 
RED PLUM. Similar to above only red. 
BED CURRANT. Quite small. 
