LETTUCE 
FANCY OOURDS 
Jung’s Best o£ All 
■ A filtiii" companion to our famous 
“All Cream” Lettuce which it resembles 
very much except that it does not have 
the pink or l)rown ed^es on the leaves. 
!; It can be relied upon whether sown early 
[' in the spring or during the summer as it 
ii is unsurpassed as a lieat resister. The 
leaves are of a handsome green, beautl- 
! fully crumpled and are crisp, tender 
and sweet at all times. Pkt. 7c.: oz- 
15c.; 1/4 lb. 40c. 
New York or WonderSul 
\'ery cvisj) and tender. Produces im¬ 
mense heads as solid as a Cabbage. It 
blanches beautifully. Crisp, Tender and 
Delicious. Absolutely Free from Bitter¬ 
ness. The Largest Heading Lettuce of 
All. It frecpieiitly weiglis two or throe 
p(junds. The liead is very solid, of pleas¬ 
ing light green color. As an example of 
its “standing” properties perfect 'Let¬ 
tuces were cut from the same bed for 
tijiwards of seven weeks. It is pro¬ 
nounced the finest in cultivation. Pkt. 
7c.; Yz 01 . 12c.; oz. 20o.: Vn lb. 45c. 
Mrs. Fred Tiffany, III.—This is the 5th 
year I have ordered from you and liked 
everything fine. 
JUNG’S BEST OF ALL 
Chicken or Rabbit Lettuce 
Makes the best green feed for 
chickens or rabbits and you can 
grow immense quantities on a 
small piece of ground. When cut 
it immediately starts a new growth 
or the leaves can be pulled off the 
stalks and new ones will grow in 
a short time. Does not make a 
head but grows stalks 2 to 3 feet 
high whicli are loaded with leaves. 
Pkt. 7o.: oz. 12c.; ^ lb. 30c. 
CIIIUKEN OR RABBIT LETTUCE 
J. R. Clark* III.—You have the 
best seeds I have ever grown. 
N. Y. or WONETERFUL 
HYBRID BABY RICE 
POP CORN 
Hybrid Baby Rice 
If you want the best Pop Corn plant 
this new Hybrid. It surpas.-es all others 
in .vield, quality and popping expansion. 
A (luart of this corn will make 30 effs. 
after it is i)opped and for flavor, tender¬ 
ness and freedom of unpoppeil kernels 
it is unexcelled. Nothing better to be 
had. Large pkt. lOo.; Yz pt. 25c.; pt. 
35c.; qt. 65c. 
BANTAM RICE 
NEW GIANT POP CORN 
Fancy Mixed Gourds 
.Am interesting and valuable vine, grows very 
rapidly and quickly covers old walls, fences or 
outbuildings and trellises. They bear an abun¬ 
dance of the curious shaped fniits and we have 
included a veia- ohoiee seh'ction in the seed we 
offer. Pkt. 7c.; 2 pkts. 10c.; 1/4 lb. 15c. 
Bantam Rice 
The Bantam Rice is a dwarf grow 
ing corn, a heavy yielder of attractive 
oars, which are very thick and yiehi 
an unusually large (luanlily of slndleil 
corn. The kernels are similar to the 
best strains of White Rice only they 
are longer and slimmer and pearly 
white in color. Its greatest merit, 
however, lies in its superior popping 
qtialities, there being hardly any hull 
or shell when poiqied. It is most ten¬ 
der and delicious as it fairly me'lts in 
your moutli. It combines both quality 
and quantity being a heavy yielder and 
superior in quality. Pkt. 7c.; Yz Pt- 
ISc.; pt. 30c.; qt. 50c. 
Early Virginia Peanuts 
This splendid variety is very desirable be¬ 
cause so etirly and prolific. It growls perfectly 
erect .and seed planted early in May will rii)eu 
a crop in .September and for this reason can be 
grown in the north. Let the boys and girls try 
them, it will give them lots of fun and pro¬ 
vide peanuts for the winter. Full culture in¬ 
structions on everv package. Pkt. 5o.; pt. 25o.; 
qt. 45c. 
New Giant 
Thi.s is the woinierful new pop 
corn that is so widely advertised 
and has taken tlie country by storm, 
it is outselling all otlier sorts at 
pop corn stands. AVhen popped it is 
nearly twice the si/.e of other sorts, 
pops out a rich creamy golden yel¬ 
low and is truly rich and delicious 
in flavor. Grows a strong stalk, 7 to 
9 ft. tall and often 2 ears to a stalk, 
ears are 7 to 9 in. long. We offer 
some fine seed grown here in Wis. 
which we know will please you in 
every way. Pkt. Sc.; Yz pt. 20o.: 
pt. 30c.; qt. 55c. 
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J. W. Jung Seed Co., Randolph, Wis. 
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