SALZER’S 
DOLLAR VEGETABLE 
COLLECTION 
No. 1565—25 Packages for $1.00, postpaid. 
During the dull season each year, in order to 
give employment to our help, we fill literally 
millions of packages of seeds for these collec¬ 
tions by machinery, and can therefore sell them 
so cheaply. The seeds used are all of the same 
high Salzer quality, all are northern grown and 
carefully tested at our great Cliffwood Farms. 
Mr. W. T. Klippel, R. D. 4, Box 70, Britt, Iowa, 
writes, “In spite of the drought, we had a very 
good garden from your Dollar Vegetable Col¬ 
lection.” Mr. Lewis R. Coonce, 3016 Igleheart 
Ave., Evansville, Indiana, writes, “I have never 
had a failure with your seeds, in collections or 
otherwise, regardless of the adverse seasons we 
have had.” 
Salzer’s Dollar Vegetable Collection contains 
one packet each, of 
1— Beans, Golden Wax. 
2— Beans, Ex. Early Tender Valentine. 
3— Beet, Crosby’s Egyptian. 
4— Cabbage, Salzer’s Lightning. 
5— Carrot, Danver’s Half Long. 
6— Cauliflower, Salzer’s First Crop. 
7— Celery—Salzer’s Self Blanelier. 
8— Corn, Sweet, Early Minnesota. 
9— Cucumber 1 , Improved White Spine. 
10— Kohlrabi, Early White Vienna. 
11— Lettuce, Black Seeded Simpson. 
12— Lettuce, Cream Butter. 
13 — Musk Melon, Selected Rockyford. 
14— Melon, Water, Fourth of July. 
15— Onion. Yellow Globe Danvers. 
16— Parsnip, Crown. 
17— Parsley Moss Curled. 
18— Peas, Earliest and Best. 
19— Pepper, Pimiento. 
20— Radish, Earliest White. 
21— Radish, Sparkler. 
22— Rutabaga, American 
Purple Top. 
23— Spinach, Salzer’s Savoy. 
24— Squash, Salzer’s Deli¬ 
cious. 
25— -Tomato. Salzer’s Earli¬ 
est of All. 
I 565—Salzer’s Vegetable 
Collection of 25 Packages, 
postpaid for .$1.00 
Some Vegetables from Salzer’s Dollar Vegetable Collection 
PROSPERITY SEED COLLECTION 
1500 —A special collection of vegetable seed 
and flower seed, which is one of our best values! 
All the packets are regular size and are filled 
with the finest seeds. Contains one package each 
of Golden Wax Beans, Crosby’s Egyptian Beet, 
Lightning Cabbage, Danver’s Carrot, Early Minn. 
Sweet Corn, Black Seeded Simpson Lettuce, Yel¬ 
low Danver’s Onion, Moss Curled Parsley, Earliest 
and Best Peas, Earliest White Radish, Spar¬ 
kler Radish, Savoy Spinach and one packet 
each Alyssum, Asters, Calliopsis, Centaurea, 
Cosmos, Gaillardia, Marigold, Nasturtium, 
Pansy, Poppy, Snapdragon, Sweet Peas, and 
Zinnia. $1.00—All of the Above, 25 Full Pack¬ 
ets, Postpaid for $1.00. 
SALZER’S HOME GARDEN VEGETABLE COLLECTION 
* 4.98 
Postpaid 
For a Garden Containing 4,000 Square 
Feet. The varieties and quantities offered 
in this collection are the result 
of a careful study of the needs 
of a family of five, for daily use 
and for canning. It has been 
carefully selected for a con- 
t i n u o u s and 
productive sup¬ 
ply of vege¬ 
tables. 
Beans, Bountiful, Green Pod.. .1 lb. 
Beans, Wardwell’s Delicious 
Wax. 1 lb. 
Beets, Red Beauty. 1 oz. 
Beets, Fireball. 1 oz. 
Swiss Chard, Lucullus. 1 pkg. 
Cabbage, Salzer’s Lightning.. .1 pkg. 
Cabbage, Danish Ballhead. 1 oz. 
Carrot, Salzer’s Coreless. 1 oz. 
Cauliflower, Surehead . 1 pkg. 
Celery, Self Blanching. 1 pkg. 
Sweet Corn, Salzer’s Honey 
Boy. 1 lb. 
Sweet Corn, Salzer’s 
Golden Bantam. lib. 
Sweet Corn, Stowell’s 
Evergreen . lib. 
Cucumber, Imp. Long Green. . .1 oz. 
Kohlrabi, White Vienna.1 pkg. 
Lettuce, May King.1 pkg. 
Lettuce, Earliest.1 oz. 
Lettuce, Cream Butter.1 pkg. 
Melon, Musk, Selected Rocky¬ 
ford .1 oz. 
Melon, Water, Salzer’s Earliest.l oz. 
Onion, Salzer’s Red 
Wethersfield .1 oz. 
Onion, Southport Yellow Globe.1 oz. 
Onion, Southport White Globe. 1 pkg. 
Parsley, Moss Curled.1 pkg. 
Parsnip, Hollow Crown.1 oz. 
Peas, Little Marvel.1 lb. 
Peas, Gradus.1 lb. 
Peas, Dwarf Defiance.lib. 
Radish, Blood Red White 
Tinped .1 oz. 
Radish, Icicle.1 ox. 
Radish, Crimson Giant.1 oz. 
Spinach, Savoy .1 oz. 
Tomato, Earliana.1 pkg* 
Tomato, New Stone.1 pkg. 
Turnip, Purple Top White 
Globe .1 oz. 
1564 —35 Varieties in above quan¬ 
tities of seed, $6.30 value, with Free 
Garden Plan, new crop, high germ¬ 
inating seed, for ijvbflS, post- 
n:i id. 
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I want to tell you that last year’s order was very satisfactory.—Mr. Peter 
De Bruyne, 4022 East 2nd St., Superior, Wisconsin. 
I John A.Salzer Seed Col 
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