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EVERY FOURTH PACKET IS FREE 
GOOD LUCK 
The New Sensational Green 
Fleshed Melon 
Fniits are large and nearly 
ronnd, amoojth skin, light cream 
•-(ilored. Flesh Is thick, light 
green, rich, splcy«swect, and 
of distinctive flavor, unb'k-e that 
of any other member of the melon 
family. Once eaten they become 
a habit. If planted in the North, 
shovdd be started in hotbeds to 
give them plenty of time to ripen. 
Good Luck Honey Dew 
No. 2m, Pkt. 5c: OZ. 15c; 
K lb. 40c 
HONEYDEW 
GOOD LUCK HONEY BALL 
A' small edition of Honey Dew. Really a cross between the 
above melon and Texa.s Cannon Ball. Perfectly round. Wry 
.'Weet. >et retaining some of the spice of the Honev Dew. 
No. 2155, Pkt, 5c: oz. 15c; ‘4 lb. 40c. 
THE “DIFFERENT” GREEN M USTARD 
A plant most of yo\ir neighbors 
won't have. Produces leaves of a 
pleasant pungent flavor, which are 
exceptionally appetizing when served 
as a salad. Also delicious when 
cooked as greens. The Chine.se claim 
it v'aluable as a preventive medicine. 
The leaves are exquisitely crimped, 
ruffled, ami frilled. Heady for use 
six weeks after sowing and will con¬ 
tinue to yield until frost. 
No. 2036, Pkt. 10c; oz. 20c. 
Mammoth Long Red MANGEL 
The Most Popular and Best Cropper 
Mangels make excellent food for both cows and poultry 
land that will grow a good crop of corn will produce n 
No, 2506, Pkt. 10c; oz. 15c; 4 ozs. 25c. 
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mangel.*. 
MCSKMELON, See Cantaloupe, Page 34. 
MELON8, WATER. See Watermelon, Page 45. 
GOOD LUCK 
GIANT 
(One Supplies aTamily) 
This is po.sitively the biggest onion on earth! 
It is sweet, tender, and under favorable conditions 
prows to 2 feet in length and as thick in proportion. 
Besides being a show novelty, it is economical in 
that it takes but few of these large onions to serve 
a generous meal. 
No 2628, Pkt. lOc; oz. 3l)c: H lb. 85c. 
ONIONS 
Good Luck Bottle 
Super Mild Flavor 
This is an onion of unusual shape and un¬ 
usual flavor. An otiion that leaves no onion 
•after-effects.” Good Luck .Bottle Onion 
has a superb flavor that cannot be equaled 
by any other variety. It is delicate and 
• ielicious beyond compare. For mildness it 
surpasses even the Sweet Spanish types. Ideal 
for kitchen and table u.se. 
No. 2112, Pkt. 10c; oz. 35<-; }4. lb. $1.10. 
Early White Welsh 
BUNCHING 
Pearlr White—Mild Flavor 
This is a hardy perehnial onion that 
forms no bulb but develops white shoots 
for use far in advance of those from sets. 
If you want them for spring use plant in 
the fall—for fall \ise plant in the spring. 
Once establi.shed you can be sure of a 
steady supply of green bunch onions for 
your table year after year. 
No. 2389, Pkt. 5c; oz. 25c: M lb. 75c. 
WHITE 
BARLETTA 
Fastest Ripening of All 
Grown chiefly for bunching and pick¬ 
ling, this onion grows as fast as radishes. 
The bulbs are small, flat, clear white and 
of mild sweet flavor. 
No. 2559, Pkt. 5c; oz. 30c; 34 lb. 85c. 
GOOD LUCK PRIZETAKER 
A Productive Onion of Sweet Mild Flavor 
Bv far the leader of all the \ ellow, globe onions. Large, sweet, 
I J '_1 nKtn 01-4. Ar*. 
mild and juicy. 
N*o. 2517, Pkt. 5c: oz. 3ftc: U lb. 85c. 
SOUTHPORT RED GLOBE 
The Best Red Onion That Grows 
The bulbs of the Red Onion ate perfectly round, of goo<l size 
with small neck and thick, purplish red skin: flesh white tinged 
SOUTHPORT WHITE GLOBE 
Snow White Crisp Flesh 
One of the very best white varieties. The bulbs are round, 
medium sized and solid; pure white and attractive. 
No. 2561, Pkt. 5c; oz. 40c; H lb. $1.20. 
WHITE PORTUGAL 
Mild, Pleasant Flavored, The Leading Flat White 
White Portugal is a splendid sort for growing white onion sets, 
pickles and early bunchinc green onions. 
No. 2396, pkt. 5c; oz^25cj l LJli:75^^^ 
YELLOW GLOBE DANVERS 
This excellent winter-keeping onion is the favorite globe-shaped 
yellow onion: skin light, golden brown; flesh white. 
No. 2609, Pkt. 5c; oz. 40c; 4 ozs. $1,15. 
GOOD lUCK GIIRDENS, PARIDISE, PA. 
New Wonder Vegetable rsr.; 
In Nature’s Own Packatre Untouched by Human Hands 
Down goes th? cast of living! Delicious new plant from Persia. A favorite of the ancients. 
Costs hut little to produce, stakes your inoi^h water. Grow's like magic Eight to ten to a 
vine. Good to look at. Better still to eat. Gan be served hot with browned butter and bread 
crumbs, or cold with salad dres,sing or mavonnaise Each one the size of cocoanut—AND FULL 
TO OVERFLOWING WITH DELICIOUS VEGETABLE SPAGHETTI Easy to raise. 
Full cultural directions sent w’ith each packet. 
No. 2043, Pkt. 10c; oz. 30c: H lb. $1.00; lb. $2.00. 
NOTE: When the skin of the Spaghetti Vegetable gives more than ordinary resistance to pres¬ 
sure from^ the thumb nail you know it is ripe, regardless of color. ^ Some of the vesetables are 
Golden Yellow. Some are Green and still others are Green and Yellow striped, depending on 
soil and cultivation. But the contents are always the .same — always chock full of delicious 
Vegetable Spaghetti. 
MUSHROOMS 
American Pure Culture Spawn 
Hero is a home gardening activity well worth your 
while. All you need is a cellar or well-built out-building 
which can be kept to a temperature of 00 to fl.*) degrees in' 
• old weather. Full cultural directions sent with each brick. 
No. 2391, per brick 35c. 
