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New Berry 
— Marvelous Flavor 
— Big — Juicy — Hardy 
— Strong Grower — Immense 
Crops 
— Sweet and Tasty 
Can be eaten fresh with cream. 
Small seeds. 
— Unexcelled for Canning, Ship¬ 
ping, Freezing, Jam, Jelly, Pies, 
Juice. 
OLYMPIC 
BERRY 
America’s Newest t 
Finest Berryl 
MAKE MONEY 
... grow OLYMPIC 
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ments. It was 
farm of Peter 
Puget Sound. It is 
er Blackcap rasberry 
enal berry. 
Several years of experimental wor 
and testing have been conducted to 
prove the merits of this fine berry before 
plants of Olympic Berry were released to the 
public. 
Facts about the Olympic Berry 
Olympic Berry has proved a regular, dependable 
cropper. 
Olympic Berry is a heavy cropper—test plantings 
which were not on bottom land produced 12,000 
pounds per acre. 
For three years Olympic Berries have 
been served as fresh fruit and in pies, 
on America’s finest railway dining cars. 
Make idle acres pay! An acre of Olym¬ 
pic Berries will pay better—and offers 
more assured returns than most any 
crop a grower can produce. 
Olympic Berry is the real quality berry 
that both growers and consuming pub¬ 
lic have been waiting for. 
Plants should be set eight feet by eight 
feet, giving approximately 680 plants 
per acre. 
Olympic Berry is hardy —it has withstood the most 
severe winters in the Puget Sound country without 
injury and produced heavy crops following severe 
freezing weather. 
Olympic Berry is one of the outstanding new de¬ 
velopments in the horticultural world. A United 
States plant patent is pending covering this variety. 
Olympic Berry has quality. The berries are very 
large, often two inches long, and “stand up” in 
shipment. This fruit has been shipped fresh to 
St. Paul and Minneapolis — arriving in excellent 
condition. 
Olympic Berry has a flavor all its own. No berry 
approaches it for pies, jams, jelly, canning and 
freezing and for juice. The flavor is exquisite— 
the berries do not break up in the can. It is deli¬ 
cious when eaten fresh and requires little sugar. 
A limited number of Olympic Berry plants are 
available this year. 
For Sale By 
BUCKLEY NURSERIES 
WM. M. SCHWAB, Manager BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON 
