HEALTHY—VIGOROUS 
STATE INSPECTED 
My "1938 
DANDY STRAWBERRY 
BARGAIN" 
A whole strawberry bed for $1.00. A 
bargain you can’t beat. 3 choice varie- 
ties. 
50 Senator Dunlap 
25 New Gem 
25 Doriett 
100 plants, $1.00, postpaid 
RED RASPBERRIES 
2 collections 
$1.75. 
postpaid. 
NEWBURGH 
12 for 45c; 25 for 85c; 100 for $2.95. 
All Postpaid. 
CHIEF 
The real early, superior red Rasp¬ 
berry’. Better than Latham (though 
that's hard to believe). Big. firm, 
rich. Resistant to, heat and cold. A 
sure winner for you, especially if 
you've had trouble with red raspber¬ 
ries in hot summers. 
LATHAM 
Can’t find a fault with this super¬ 
hardy, big red raspberry. Proves a 
money maker in every state. Fine 
for home use. 
collections for 
$2.49. 
postpaid. 
New, better berry, for a money 
crop. Extra fine and a good ship¬ 
per. Quality as good as the best. 
Size, extra good. Plants vigorous 
and hardy. Fruit easy to pick. 
Now same price as other berries. 
ST. REGIS 
Only’ red Everbearer I'll recom¬ 
mend. Of medium size, fine quality. 
Nothing like red raspberries In late 
summer. Don’t plant a lot. but have 
a few' so you can enjoy this good 
fruit all summer. Bears right away. 
BLACK RASPBERRIES 
EVERBEARERS 
HOW TO PLANT 
Set strawberries 
w’ith crown just at 
surface of earth. 
DO NOT COVER 
CROWN. Let 
roots spread out 
fan shaped. Plant 
24” each way for 
garden. These are 
the finest plants 
y r ou can buy. Take 
care of them. All 
varieties I list, 
bear if planted 
alone and won’t 
mix. if planted to-, 
gether. 
PO$TPAID PRICES 
1 yr. tips, 4Sc doz.; 25 for 80c; 100 for $2.75. 
2 yr. heavy, 85c doz.; 25 for $1.60; 100 for $5.50. 
CUMBERLAND 
First on my list, and generally everybody's 
first choice. Big, black, rich looking berries. 
Plants tall, vigorous, very upright, very hardy. 
An old favorite and still a favorite plant. 
QUELLAN 
A new, a better and a tomorrow' leader. 
That’s nay idea of Quillan. Extra large, late 
fruiting. Extra sw'eet and a heavy bearer. I 
advise you to plant at leaBt a few' and y'ou’ll be 
convinced. 
BLACKBERRIES 
THE GIANT MASTODON 
r NEW GEM" 
America’s choice of Everbearers. They 
w'ill be loaded for you right away this 
summer and every summer to come. I 
call it Giant because of its giant size and 
giant crop. Frost, heat and drought re¬ 
sistant. Sweet, juicy, and richly colored. 
100 for $1.75. (Other prices below.) 
The strawberry! Has all the good points 
of most everv variety. Fruit early spring, 
summer and fall. A wonderful plant maker 
being healthy and vigorous. Berries quite 
round w r ith few seed. Let it bear this sum¬ 
mer. Won’t hurt the plants a bit. 
100 for $1.49. (Other prices below) 
Postpaid Prices—60c per do*.; 25 for $1.00; 100 for $3.25 
EARLY HARVE5T 
Early fruit to ripen and so greatly enjoyed. Fruit glossy black and of 
medium size. An old standby and still popular. 
ELDORADO 
(See picture inside front cover.) Ripens early and over a long period. 
Fruit juicy, sweet and rich. Seeds small. 
SNYDER 
Here’s a blackberry well known for its hardiness and heavy bearing. 
Does well on very poor soil. Plants upright with many to a plant. Each 
one loaded. Midscason and of medium size. 
Evprhparpr't Cnllprtinn _ 25 each 150:111 varieties 89c, postpaid. 
cveroearer s woiiecTion— - 50 each both varieties $ 1 . 55 , postpaid. 
TANDARD VARIETIES 
BELLMARR 
Guess about everybody 
knows how I believe in 
this berry. I say “Bell- 
mar best.” Large, rather 
long, deep red. Rich and 
sweet. Vines heavily 
loaded. Bears biggest 
crops I’ve ever seen. Does 
well every place. Don’t 
plant too thick. They bear 
and grow' so heavy. Look 
at the prices, too. 100 for 
$1.50. (See other prices 
below.) (See picture page 
2 .) 
TWO NEW ONES 
BERRY OFFER 
NO. 1 
DORSETT 
BLAKEMORE 
SENATOR DUNLAP-1 
A choice early .variety 
which produces fruit over a 
long period. Berries are a 
flame red and almost 
sparkle. Big. rich flavored 
and will produce world of 
berries on poorest soil or 
driest summers. 100 for 89c. 
(See other prices below.) 
A berry that will produce 
In the worst summers. A 
heavy bearer, fruit very 
large, good color and prized 
for canning and preserves 
because they hold their 
shape fine. 100 for 69c. (See 
other prices below.) 
PREMIER 
The World Famous Berry. 
Premier has reigned king of 
the commercial straw'berrles 
for years. It is attractive 
in shape and has a delicious 
flavor. The crops off of 
Premier is unbelievably 
large. Late bearing. 100 for 
89c. (See other prices be¬ 
low.) 
Note the 
clean, 
h e alt hy, 
vigorous 
roots 
The old reliable and al¬ 
ways most popular. It’s 
hard to beat the flavor of 
Dunlap and I wouldn't be 
without a big patch. A va¬ 
riety that does extra well 
wherever planted. Fruit 
sw'eet and well colored. You 
can depend on Dunlap wher¬ 
ever you live. 100 for 69c. 
(See other prices below.) 
6 Latham (Red Rasp.) 
6 Cumberland. (Black 
Rasp.) 
4 Early Harvest 
(Blackberry) 
1 Mo. Giant 
1 Ozark Queen 
Post- 
■l, 
OZARK QUEEN 
it 
The Everbearing Blackberry. We have 
Everbearing Strawberries and Raspberries 
aqd now I'm proud to introduce and offer for 
the first time, an Everbearing big Black¬ 
berry. Yes Sir! bears from spring till 
freezing weather. Berries thick all over the 
plant. Fihe flavored. Plants vigorous and 
hardy. You can depend on an all summer 
crop even in hottest weather. Supply very 
limited (Pictured Page 2). 
25c each; 6 for $1.00, postpaid. 
NEW HYBRID MISSOURI 
GIANT 
(Pictured Page 2) 
Big, rich, heavy yielding, easy to pick. 
Bears so long that it can almost be called 
an Everbearer. Doesn't su<ker. My own 
growing down in Centerville. Sure fine 
plants. Supply very short and I have all 
the plants I know of. Order quick. 
Each 15c; 6 for 75c; 12 for $1.25. 
COLLECTION 
25 Senator Dunlaps 
.25 Bellmarr . 
ALL POSTPAID 
59c 
All my 
plonts are 
carefully 
inspected 
See Rhubarb and 
Strawberry Offer 
Inside Front Cover 
POSTPAID PRICES ON ALL STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
BOYSENBERRY 
NEW GEM (Everbearer).$0.89 
MASTODON (Everbearer) ...95 
BELLMARR (June bearer).79 
DORSETT (June bearer) ..59 
PREMIER (June bearer). 
SENATOR DUNLAP (June bearer).45 
BLAKEMORE (June bearer) 
60 
100 
200 
500 
1000 
$0.89 
$1.49 
$2.69 
$6.50 
$12.00 
.95 
1.75 
2.98 
6.95 
12.00 
.79 
1.50 
2.75 
6.50 
11.00 
.59 
.89 
1.69 
3.89 
6.95 
.59 
.89 
1.69 
3.89 
6.95 
.45 
.69 
1.29 
2.98 
5.50 
.45 
.69 
1.29 
2.98 
5.50 
20c each 
6 for $1.00 P.P. 
Won- 
Often called 
derberry” because of 
size and goodness. 
Larger than any berry 
I’ve seen. Rich dark 
purple and a flavor 
from the raspberry, lo¬ 
ganberry and black¬ 
berry. 
YOUNGBERRY 
65c per doz.; 25 for 
$1.10; 100 for $3.50, 
postpaid. 
Big, rich dark purple, 
sweet flavored berries 
over 1" long. Bear on 
both old and new wood. 
Had some at Shenandoah 
last year and they were 
I good. Plant 4 ft. apart 
| in rows 6 ft. apart. 
DEWBERRY 
50c per doz.; 25 for 90c; 
100 for $3.00, postpaid. 
I’m offering only Lu- 
cretin. It’s the best va¬ 
riety and the hardiest. 
Large, sweet and core- 
less. Milder than a 
blackberry. Be sure and 
mulch with straw in late 
fall and see what a won¬ 
derful crop you’ll have. 
MIXED BERRY COLLECTION 
2 Boysenberry—4 Dewberry—t Young berry, 55c, postpaid. 
$ 1 . 00 , postpaid. 
Double above. 
