PUMPKIN, Conn. Field. For stock, large ribbed, pro¬ 
lific. Grows freely among corn. oz.5c., i lb. i5c. 
Large Cheese or Ky. Field. An easily grown pump¬ 
kin, the flesh rivaling that of Hubbard squash, for 
sauce and pies. A rich cow food, oz. 5c., ilb. 15c. 
Small Sugar. Small round fruits, sweet, oz. 5c. 
Giant King. Very large, reaching 100 lbs. or more. 
Cushaw Striped. With large crooked neck, oz. 5c. 
RADISH. Each variety 5 cts., oz. Sets. 
French Breakfast. Earliest, hardiest, favorite sort. 
Ready in 25 days after sowing. 
Long Scarlet. A firm lasting sort, enduring heat and 
retaining its crispness through early summer. 
White Icicle. Best summer sort, maturing quickly. 
It is rich flavored and spicy, pure white. 
Rose Winter. An autumn sort, 4 inches long, thick, 
crisp and pungent. Beautiful rose color. 
Vick's Scarlet Globe. For forcing or outdoors, this 
variety will give the best satisfaction. The |root is 
globe-shaped and a bright scarlet color. 
White Tip or Sparkler. Most popular of the white- 
tipped sorts. Ball-shaped roots, scarlet, white tip. 
SALSIFY, Giant Vegetable Oyster. For soup, excel¬ 
lent, roots three times ordinary size. 5c., |oz. 10c. 
SPINACH, Woodruff's New Savoy. Long-standing, 5c 
King of Denmark. All summer and fall sort, oz. 5c. 
Juliana. A fine long-standing savoy, splendid, oz.5c 
Others: Victoria, All Seasons, New Zealand, oz. 5c. 
SQUASH, Giant Summer Crookneck. Early, 5c, oz. 10 
V/hite Bush Scallop. Productive, fine, 5c., oz. 10c. 
Boston Marrow.Like Hubbard but more easily grown; 
sure crop, rich flavored, fine texture, 5c., oz. 10c. 
Blue Hubbard. The best Hubbard, large, 5c, oz. 10c. 
Fordhook. Cucumber-form, rich flavor, 5c., oz. 10c. 
Baby Crookneck. Light yellov/, tender, and smaller 
crookneck than the giant and earlier. 5 c., oz. 10 c. 
Golden Delicious. New, medium size, top-shaped, 
with a hard golden-red shell and yellow flesh. A 
favorite for home gaidcns and canners. 5 c., oz 10c 
SWISS CHARD, Lucullus. Boil stems as spinach, 5c. 
TENDERGREENS. A new vegetable resembling 
curled mustard but much heavier and more bulky. 
Develops in a very short time and produces sev¬ 
eral crops during a season. 5 cts. oz. 10 cts. 
TOMATO, Wilt-resisting, New Master Marglobe. 
Yielding 40% more fruits and the fruits ripening 
evenly, have few seeds, are solid, sweet and rich. 
Watermelon Coles Early 
in every way superior. We offer the finest special 
quality of Originators Stock and recommend this 
tomato above all others. Be sure to gat Master 
Marglobe Originators Stock and you'll thank us for 
this advice. It is absolutely the best tomato and 
stands high above all others. 100 s. 5c. ioz. 25c. 
Pennsylvania State. This new introduction in 1935 
by Dr. C. E. Myers of Penn. State College has be¬ 
come popular and in great demand at once. Its 
round, smooth, compact shape, glorious red color, 
firm meat and splendid keeping qualities recom¬ 
mend it to both the home and market garden. 5 c. 
Brimmer. Large size, main crop sort, pink-fruited. 
Quite smooth and flattened, Ponderosa type. 5 c. 
Oxheart. A wonderfully fine slicing variety. Main 
crop sort, producing large, pink fruits, bulging 
near the stem and tapering almost to a point. Very 
solid, with almost no seed cells. 5 cts. 
Greater Baltimore. A main crop, red fruited toma¬ 
to of medium size, much used by canners. 5 cts. 
Improved Earliana. Scarlet, nearly twice the size 
of the original, in big clusters, solid, 5c., i cz. 10c. 
Ponderosa. Largest of all; smooth, solid, good, 5c. 
Stone Improved. Popular, one of the best, 5c, oz. 20c 
TURNIP, White Milan. Earliest, tender. 5c., oz.8c. 
Snowball. Very early, best for spring and fall sow¬ 
ing, tender, delicious, productive, oz. 8c., jlb. 25c. 
White Egg. Egg-shaped with white skin and flesh, 
one of the earliest, very fine flavor. 5 c., oz. 8 cts. 
Shogoin or Japanese Foliage. Produces not only an 
early crop oi greens, but the roots are well shap- 
en and valuable. A superior strain. 5 c., oz. 8 cts. 
Purple-top White Globe. Largest,b©st of all turnips, 
best for table, also stock, cz. 8c., Hb. 25c., 11b. 75c. 
Yellow Aberdeen. Best home turnip. Sc., oz. 8c. 
Pomeranium; Amber Globe; Seven Top, 5c., oz. 8c. 
Ruta Baga, Purple-top. Best, very productive, gold¬ 
en flesh, tender, sweet, 5c., oz. 8c., ilb. 25c., lb. 75c 
WATERMELON, Cole's Early. Best for north, oz. 8c. 
Georgia Rattlesnake. Large striped, good, 5c, oz. 8c. 
Halbert Honey. Medium early,large, sugary, oz. 8c. 
Irish Gray. Largest size, firm, sweet, 5c., oz. 8c. 
Kleckly Sweet. Large sure-crop, the best, 5c, oz. 8c. 
Stone Mountain. Best of all, big round, solid melons; 
few seeds, pulp crisp, tender, very sweet; marvel¬ 
ously productive; the best for home or market. It's 
the melon you want, 5c., oz. 8c., ilb. 25c., lb. 75c. 
