DDPMIPD Earliest of all 
1 Im E* 1*11 Cl 1% Strawberries 
PROFITABLE, 
DROUGHT RESISTANT 
Premier has succeeded in 
every state of the union and 
is very dependable. The 
plants are hardy and long 
rooted, also drought resis' 
tent. Here in our great 
Michigan fruit belt during 
the extended drought over 
the 1936 fruit season Pre' 
Westhauser Nurseries, 
Sawyer, Mich. Virginia. 
Dear Sir: From your 2000 Premier 
plants I harvested 2400 quarts of 
No. 1 berries last summer; I did not 
keep count of the smaller berries. I 
am going to plant 3 to 5 acres. 
MRS. F. L. DAVIS. 
EARLIEST OF ALL STRAW- 
BERRIES to ripen, produces heaviest be' 
fore other varieties have started to ripen 
in quantities, top prices are therefore as' 
sured. 
BEAUTIFUL AND FIRM. The 
berries are uniform, large, firm, glossy 
bright red, keep their fancy appearance 
for several days and arrive at long dis' 
tance markets in an attractive 
condition; that is one reason 
Premier has held its pop' 
ularity for over 15 years and 
is still going strong. 
mier held their own and 
Westhauser’s Northern Grown Improved 
PREMIER — Not Drought Stunted ed $100 ° or better per acre 
This year of all years, when most acreages of plants all through the middle 
western states have suffered from drought during the growing season, we are 
happy that we are in a position to offer the best lot of PREMIER plants we have 
grown in our nursery history. 
REASON —Our PREMIER plants were grown on new land, chuck full of 
plant food and humus, which holds the moisture; this, together with constant 
cultivation and hoeing, kept our PREMIERS growing while other fields of plants 
were actually stunted. 
Quality 
Collection C 
100 New Land Dorsett 
100 Premier $1*35 
No Discount 
250 of each $3.00 
NO DISCOUNT 
Premier 
Prices 
25 
for 
_#0.45 
50 
for 
.70 
75 
for 
.90 
100 
for 
_ 1.10 
200 
for 
_ 1.95 
300 
for 
_2.60 
400 
for 
_3.00 
500 
for 
_3.40 
1000 
for 
_6.75 
Surplus Strawberry Plants 
at $4.00 per 1000 
NO DISCOUNT 
NOT PREPAID 
During our digging season every spring, at the end of each 
day, there are a few plants of all varieties left. We never carry 
plants over from one day to another, so that these plants are 
classed as surplus plants. We offer them to you who do not 
care to have named varieties, at $4.00 per 1000. We will not 
label these plants as to variety, simply calling them surplus 
plants. They are first class plants, fresh dug and will bear you 
a fine crop. Do not writs asking us to give you named varieties, 
for if you want named sorts, labeled, they must be bought at 
catalog prices. These plants will not be sold in less than 1000 
lots. Simply send in your order saying Surplus Plants, and how 
many you want. 
, The I 
BIG |_ 
5 WINNERS 
premier 
DORSETT and FAIRFAX 
Early. Superior size and appear¬ 
ance. Pages 8 and 9. 
/■•ATQI^II I The besf mid_ 
V#MigiNILL season to late. 
Pages 1 and 2. 
GRAND CHAMPION 
Long season bearer. Enormous 
crops. Page 4. 
No Discount 
I Tjq 20 
“THE BEST PLANTS w 1. 
and during that { m some of 
purchased P^nts beSt known 
the larg eSt j must say—y° u 
nurseries, and { ht slogan when 
surely use the # q{ Quality 
& S 8 "The Sua»b S , g* 
1 bought of V° m 'Ot 
were the 1»« Unts I ever 
thrifty. wel \ r s °° y our prices are 
saW - reasonable. Enclosed find 
St g w p' ams ; 
25 
each 
$1.70 
50 
each 
$2.45 
IOO 
each 
$3.95 
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