POPULAR VEGETABLE SEEDS 
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Har^'esting: n field of our Seed PoUitoes at Iloulton, Aroostook County, ISItiinc. 
SELECTED SEED POTATOES Grown in Maine 
Tlie?e are universally ncknowledped to bo the very best. Grown in Ibc cold Northeast, whore Nature and tljo elcinonts- 
alike decline existence to all but the very hardiest varictioH. We make a spettiulty of and handle this seed solely. Pure 
and true to name. Unless wanted in sacks (which cost 15c. less per barrel), we pack our potatoes in fidhsi/.o barrels, 
which arc packed solid full and double headed. Special prices by letter on lots of five barrels and over. 
pT p A CP IVm'Tf'F' prices are .subject to market lluctuation, wc would request that o\ir customers send iti their 
ill/llV-O orders as soon ns possible. All orders will be promptly aeknowledp:ed and potatoes forwanicd 
---as soon as weather i>ermits, in lime for spring: planting. Customers residing: South can liavc 
them shipped at any time durintj the winter with little or no risk. 
POTATOES —We will furnish in barrel sacks at 15 cents per barrel less 
than prices here quoted. Prices quoted are subject to market fluctuations. 
True Moulton, Maine, Early Rose. Pure and genuine, very fine and early . . 
Early Beauty of Hebron. Popular early sort, of excellent quality ; productive, 
Early Thoroughbred. Earlier than Rose. More productive; light pink . . . 
Bovee. Earlier than Early Ohio. Very prolific; fine marketable size ; mealy . 
Eureka Extra Early. Earliest of new sorts, regular shape, smooth white skin, 
Noroton Beauty. Introduced in 1905. Extra early ; productive ; good keeper, 
Very early fine and productive; pink, f These three varieties are ] 
Bliss’ Triumph, or Stray Beauty. Early, round, red, < the most popular of all >■ 
Prideof South, or White Bliss. Early, round, white, (.with southern truckers. J 
Irish Cobbler. Round, chunky, 80-day sort ; popular for homo market .... 
Norcross. Fine new main crop potato from Maine, white skin . 
Rural New Yorker, No. 2. Fine for main crop ; large, white, smooth, prolific . 
State of Maine. Heavy cropping late oval variety; white skin and flesh . . . 
Carman, No. i. Fine medium or intermediate ; very large shallow eyes ; white, 
Qreen Mountain. Shape, oval ; white skin ; big cropper and splendid cooker . 
Gold Coin. Fine table sort; very hardy, vigorous and productive, for main croii, 
Pock. 
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SEED SWEET POTATOES VINELAND BUSH SWEET POTATO 
We make n specialty of Seed Sweet Polntoe.*i, growing: 
our .“took exelnsively ill New Jcr.«ey, about nine milc.s from 
• ur Philadelphia warehouse, where we have unequalled 
fiioilitiea for hnndlin^and btorfngc. New Jersey Rrown Hweet 
jKilatoes are everywhere aoknowledped to be the best in 
qiialily, beiiifj much drj'cr and sweeter than tho.«e prown 
in the South and Wc.‘«t, while their keeping: and Kliippirif; 
qualiticH are away ahead. We jiack for phifunent in boxes 
and barrels, with jrreate.st care; but a-s they are very Buseep* 
lible to climatic chaii"eB, wc cannot hold ourselves respon¬ 
sible for their condition after lonp journeys, and "wlBhlt dis¬ 
tinctly understood that customers take ALL RISKS 
after we deliver in pood condition to the expres.s company 
here. We do not ship until nl>out plantinK time unless bi>c- 
cially ordered to do so. Our barrels contain 3 bushels. 
Full directions forlx’ddinjj and sproutinj; the seed, setting 
out and cultivating sweet potato plants, also harvesting and 
storing for winter, will l>e found in our new Leafiet-Kssays 
on Sweet Potato Culture, which we will send free with 
all orders when requested to do so. 
Tlie Now Vineland IJiish Sweet Potato originated on 
the farm of John May I rot t, the ex teiiMive sweet ])o(alo grower 
of New Jersey, from llie well-known Kurly NaiiseiiHind and 
old Vineland Sweet l*otato. it is a pcrfe<’t bush, willi no In¬ 
clination for spinning, roHcmblinga bean bush very closely. 
The tubers grow fliroctly under tin* stalk. They iirv nmst 
abundant hearers, good fiavor, linndsome, ricli yellow eoJor 
and excellent keepers. 
Prices: per lb., lOc.; Jt lbs., SI.00, by mail, pimtjige paid: 
peck, SI.25; bush., St.OO, by express. Plants of (be New 
Vineland Rush .Sweet Potato, ready May 15lh: 50 for 
50c.; 100 for 75c., by mail, postage j)ajd; GOc. per 100; 8-1.00 
per 1,000, by express. 500 plants at 1,000 rates. 
EXTRA EARLY CAROLINA, JERSEY UP- 
RIVERS” AND EARLY NANSEMOND. The justly 
celebrated Pldladclpbla sweet potatoes, universally grown 
for market. Each, jsjr peck, 75c.; bush., 82.25; bbl.,81.00. 
Plants of the above, ready May J5tli, COo. |M-*r 100, by mull, 
postpaid; by express, 40c, i>er }(X ); 82..50i>cr 1,000. 
