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Several years ago I planted 100 Kel¬ 
logg's Premier and picked 136 quarts 
from them the following year. The same 
year a friend of mine who lives about 
one-half mile from me with the same 
kind of soil (limestone) bought 100 
Premier from a firm in., 
he picked about 40 quarts from his. I 
wanted him to order Kellogg's plants 
but as he could buy them there at less 
money he would not order with me. Of 
course, he was the loser. I find it always 
pays to buy Kellogg's plants." 
C. C. ROTE, Pennsylvania 
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$1,000 From One Acre 
James R. Fausett of Indiana made a 
real profit from 6,000 plants. Read 
his letter below. 
$140.00 From 1,000 Gem 
"The 1000 Gem Everbearers made 970 
quarts and sold for $140.00. Picked our 
last berries November 7, 1938." 
F. F. GOLDSBARRY, Indiana 
"I have had good luck with Premier this past season. I 
sold over $1,000.00 of Premier berries. I bought of you 
6,000 plants. Average price received was 123^c per 
quart, and had 335 crates. From now on I will set only 
Premier plants.' 
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JAMES R. FAUSETT, Indiana 
