OUR NEW CABBAOE=“NEVER RAIL” 1 
We have never offered a late crop Cabbage that has received such praise as this new one. “IN KVlilt FAIL.” We have on record hundreds of . r 
customers in every part of the country telling what a wonderful cabbage it is. This is certainly one of the greatest cropping cabbages we have ever ?ntrcHlu?ed 
and is superior m many respects to other late varieties. The heads grow very uniform in size and are remarkably perfect in form and solidity It certain I vis n 
vegetable wonder as the heads are about equal in size and shape weighing from 12 to 15 pounds each, and unlike most types the heads are perfectly solid and the 
stems do not grow mto the heads near as far as in many other varieties; the flesh is Arm. tender and sweet, making it most desirable for krauts as wellas ah other 
purposes for which cabbages are used. In hardiness this cabbage is very valuable and will stand more than any other variety we have ever grown It is remark 
able for its quick growing habit and will mature fully two weeks earlier than many other late growing sorts. If seeds are sown of any of the winter cabbage 
1st of July, this new variety sown on the lbth. will produce perfect heads first. J caooage me 
If yon want to grow a great crop of cabbage, try “ MiVlilt FAIL.” (See Colored Illustration, page 16). Pkt. 6c., 3 pkts., 15c., 6 pkts. 35c 
Mills’ Sorehead Cabbage 
All Mead Early Cabbage 
SURE CROP 
This new variety of Cabbage, “Sure Crop." will be gTeatly appreciated. 
It is sure to produce good heads in seventy to ninety days from sowing 
of the seed. It is a wonderful variety of the best quality with few loose 
leaves. If planted quite close together produces a large crop. Give, it a 
trial and you will be sure of a crop of Cabbage. All head and always sure 
to head. Per pkt. 5c., 3 pkts., 10c M oz. 15c., lb. 50c. 
WARREN or- STONE MASON 
An old reliable late market sort; short stems and fine large heads. Per 
pkt. 5c., oz. 10c., Vi lb. 35c., V 2 lb. 05c., lb. $1.25. 
MILLS’ GIANT LATE FLAT DUTCH 
For sureness in heading and regularity in growth. Mills’ Giant Flat Dutch 
certainly heads the list of late cabbages. No words of praise are too high for 
its merits. _ It forms,ev.ery time large, solid heads, uniform in size and color, 
handsome in appearance. It has a very short stem and at the same time it is 
a compact grower. If there is aFetter cabbage in America than this we do not 
know of it, for every attainable sureheading cabbage has been tried and 
nothing has equaled our famous Flat Dutch. Farmers and all others plant¬ 
ing this will realize more from it than any other late cabbage that wo know of. 
Better pay an extra price for the seed and have a good crop than to buy in¬ 
ferior seed at a low price. Ninety-nine heads out of 100 plants set is nothing 
unusual. This catalogue is filled with excellent strains of cabbage, but none 
can surpass our Giant Flat Dutch. Per pkt. 5c., 3 pkts., 10c„ oz. l5o„ V4 
lb. 40c., y 2 lb. 75c., m. $1.40. 
Ekirly Jersey Wakefield 
10c., oz." 30c., V 4 lb. 60c., V-i 
lb. $1.00, lb. $1.75. Early Jersey lVakefiold 
While the Giant Flat Dutch i3 our favorite variety, always producing an ex¬ 
cellent crop, the surehead comes very close to it and produces large, solid, firm 
heads, even in the most unfavorable season. Few other varieties can approach 
it in fine quality and uniform reliability in forming solid heads of good size. It 
produces large, round, flattened heads and is remarkable for its certainty to 
head. It is ail head and always sure to head, even where other varieties fail. 
Single heads have weighed over 60 lbs. Per pkt. 5c., 3 pkts.. 10c. oz 15c. Vi 
lb. 45c., ¥2 lb, 80c., lb. $1.50. _ 
ALL HEAD EARLY CABBAGE [Continued.] 
Our claims are earliness, with heads twice as large as any other early Cab- 
, 'bage. The deep flat heads j are remarkably solid and the most uniform in. shape 
and. size of any variety in cultivation. As tenderness is the result of rapid 
growth, it surpasses all others in this respect. It is the most thoroughbred of 
all American'Cabbages and the heads grow so compact that fully I.OOO more 
heads can be obtained to the acre than any other Cabbage. Price of extra 
selected stock, per pkt., 5c., oz. 15c„ Vi lb. 50c., V 2 lb. 90c., lb. $1.75. 
The earliest Cabbage in 
the world is Mills’ “ Early 
June.” The best sure 
heading late cabbage is 
our “Never Fail.” But 
what have you between? 
This we are frequently ask¬ 
ed. We arc now able to of¬ 
fer what is called “All Head 
Early.” This just fills the 
place. This is truthfully 
the finest large summer 
Cabbage in the world, and 
while this may seem a 
strong statement, we can 
prove it every time. 
