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Address, 
Famous Prizetaker Onion. 
ITS MILDNESS OF FLAVOR AND TENDERNESS ARE 
UNEXCELLED EVEN BY BERMUDA VARIETIES. 
Without exception the grandest variety of yellow 
globe onion for our American climate. It is the larg¬ 
est. handsomest, finest flavored, and in every way the 
best. It is admittedly 
the largest of all: sam¬ 
ples have been grown to 
the enormous weight of 
5 Pounds Each. 
With good care it pro¬ 
duces wonderful crops 
everywhere: one reports 
“over 1200 bushels per 
acre;” another “I grew 
180 bushels on exactly 
one-sixth of an acre.” 
Excels in Yield, 
Excels in Size, 
Excels in Quality., 
Excels in Beauty Q 
The Prizetaker is easily grown, ripens up hard and 
firm, is a good keeper, and always brings an extra 
price. It is certainly a wonder, and nothing short of 
an actual trial will convey an idea of its great value. 
Don’t miss it. Remember my seed is American grown, 
carefully selected, and pure. 4® ' Beware of cheap on¬ 
ion seed. Per Packet 10 cts. 3 for 25c. 12 for $ 1 . 00 . 
Finest Onions We Ever Raised. 
Your Prizetaker Onions are the linest we ever raised. 
Mrs. Ida McLean, Elk Co. Kans. 
Your Prizetaker Onions are Wonders. 
Your Onions are wonders—some measured 18 inches around. 
No one ever saw the like. I had cucumbers 20 in. long, and cab¬ 
bages weighing 25 lbs. each. Hugh C. Ketcliam, Madoe, Ont. 
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EARLY PROLIFIC POLE BEANS. 
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