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Information for Customers 
-j 1 . J Order Blank, filling in 
How to v-lrclcr* all information we ask for. 
o The last of March, some- 
bhipping ibeason. times earlier, to first of 
June, depending upon weather conditions. Also in fall 
after we have had cool weather to mature the plants. 
Safe Arrival, Damage, Loss, tee tlT^safe 
arrival of our plants, but do not hold ourselves re¬ 
sponsible for the negligence or rough handling on 
the part of transportation companies. We will refill 
orders to the ex.tent of loss or damage if customer 
sends at once signed statement from Express Agent 
cr Postmaster .showing loss or damage. Parcel Post 
shipments must be insured if you wish to recover 
loss from package being lost. We do not guarantee 
safe arrival of plants into foreign countries. Rasp¬ 
berry and other cane plants travel at customer’s 
risk if ordered shipped in the Spring after May 1st— 
Strawberry plants after May 15th. 
U ... Make remittance in Post Office or 
tvemittdnC6. Express Money Order, Bank Draft, 
personal check. If money order is sent, register your 
letter—^tt’s safer. If convenient, remit with Post 
Office or Express Money Order, certified check, etc., 
after May 10th, It would greatly help with earlier 
delivery of orders. No order will be sent C. O. D. 
unless one-third is sent at Jtime of ibooking. No 
C. O, D. siJpments are made outside of United 
States. 
When to Plant 
In the Spring, any time from 
early garden-marketing time 
until a week or so after com planting time. 
U . Qi • V/e always recommend having 
now to onip. orders of 300 plants or more 
Shipp 3 d by Express when there is an Express Office 
near you. It’s cheaper, and we guarantee the safe 
arrival of all plants shipxred by express in the United 
States. Small shipments travel as well by Parcel 
Post, but are not insured. 
PafKi’ means get your order in 
V/racr n.ariy. early. There is always a big rush 
with us during shipping time. Come early and avoid 
the rush and get your plants on scheduled time. To 
make sure getting just what you want order early. 
^ j Order early by all means, 
wnen to uraer. plants win be in great de¬ 
mand this year, and very scarce. People are planting 
our Vitalized plants for quick cash crops ,and they 
SPRAY MATERIAL 
Especially recommended for straw¬ 
berry diseases, also the Strawberry 
Leaf Roller, the worm that rolls the 
leaves. Also used for control of 
Raspberry and other Fruit diseases. 
A very good all-round spray for Gar¬ 
den and flower plants. Full direc¬ 
tions come with each package. Price; 
by Express collect 1-lb. can 53c; 4- 
Ib bag $1.89. 
Read Carefully 
Before Ordering 
are in great demand. To make sure of getting what 
you want, order early. You will also get your plants 
cheaper due to the discount and allowance we offer. 
PARCEL POST 
Most shipments will come as cheap by Parcel Post 
as by Express in States in Group No. 1, but all Ex¬ 
press shipments are insured against loss or damage. 
This will cost ex,tra by Parcel Post., Small shipments, 
300 or less plants, come cheax>er by Parcel Post in 
States in Group No. 1 and No. 2. Consult Parcel Post 
Table (below) for amount of postage to add. If in 
doubt as to amoimt to send, shipment can be sent 
and you pay postage at your end, but this will cost 
17c additional for C. O. D. charges. If no postage 
is sent, we ship cheaper way. Parcel Post or Ex¬ 
press, and you pay when shipment reaches you. 
STATE GROUPS 
For your convenience in determining Parcel Post 
costs we make four groups of States as follows: 
Group No. 1 includes Mich., Ohio, Ind., HI., Wis. 
Group N 04 2 includes la., Mo., Pa., Minn., N. Y., 
Del., N. J., Va., W. Va., Tenn., Ky., Md., D. C. 
Group No. 3 includes N. and S. Dak., Nebr., Kans., 
Okla., Ark., Texas, Mont. Wyo., Colo., N. M., la.. 
Miss., Ala., Ga., Fla., N. and S. Car, Maine, N. H., 
Vt., Mass., R. I., Conn. 
Group No. 4 includes Idaho, Utah, Nev., Ariz., 
Wash., Ore., Calif. 
Note what Group your State is in then refer to Par¬ 
cel post Table below for postage to add if your ship¬ 
ment is to come by Parcel Post. 
EXPRESS SHIPMENTS 
This year the Express Co. is allowing a cheaper rate 
on straight strawberry shipments, and we find it 
ciieaper than by Parcel Post on shipments weighing 
around 12 lbs. or more (300 plants or more). If you 
are living in States in Groups 2, 3, or 4 and your 
postage on a straigh,t strawberry shipment comes to 
more than 35c by Parcel Post, I feel certain that the 
cheaper way would be by Ejcpress, and it would cer¬ 
tainly be the safer and best way, because all ex¬ 
press shipments are insured againsit loss or damage, 
and they do not have to travel in closed, in many 
cases, ho,t mail bags., I always feel more certain that 
the shipment will reach customers in a better con¬ 
dition when sent by Express. Of course Parcel Post 
in many cases is more convenient if he cares to pay 
a little more to have the plants come that way. 
Parcel Post might be the better way. Express ship¬ 
ments are always insured. This would cost 17c extra 
by Parcel Post. 
Plants Required Per Acre 
Strawberries 
(garden cultme) ... 
Evbr. St’bry, (field). 
Evbr. St’bry. (garden) 
Red Raspberries ... 
Black Raspberries .. 
Grapes (light soil) . 
Width of 
Plants 
Plants 
Row 
in Row 
Per Acre 
3 ft. 8 in. 
18 in. 
7,000 
3 ft. 
18 in. 
9,700 
3 ft. 
16 in. 
11,000 
3 ft. 
12 in. 
14,500 
6 ft. 
3 ft. 
2,400 
7 ft. 
31/2 ft. 
1,800 
8 ft. 
10 ft. 
540 
PARCEL POST TABLE 
(Note—Should you send too much postage, plants will be added to Balance) 
To have Postage on Parcel Post shipments prepaid 
add to your order as follows: 
States in 
Group 
No. 1 
States in 
Group 
No. 2 
States in 
Group 
No. 3 
Strawberry, 1-yr. Asparagus. For first 100 plants or less. 
For each additional 100 hundred plants or less . 
12c 
21c 
31c 
8g 
14c 
24c 
Red Raspberry, 2-yr. Asparagus, 1-yr. Dewberry—^100 
plants or less . 
For each additional 100 plants or less . 
17c 
28c 
41c 
12q 
21c 
31o 
Black Raspberry, Blackberry, 1-yr. Grapes—50 plants 
or less . 
15c 
23c 
33c 
For each additional 50 plants or less. 
9c 
14c 
25c 
Shrubs, Roses, 2-yr., Grapes, 2-yr., transplants—25 
plants or less . 
For each additional 25 plants or less. 
12 c 
21c 
31c 
8c 
140 
24c 
states in 
Group 
No. 4 
47c 
40 c 
65c 
60c 
52c 
47 c 
47c 
40c 
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