INDIAN 
SUMMER 
New Everbearing Red 
Raspberry 
Here is a distinctly new type of 
everbearer, unlike any older kind. 
“Marvelous” justly describes In- 
dian Summer. The quantity, size 
and quality of the berries it pro- 
duces in September, October and November 
are truly marvelous because they are so far 
superior to any other everbearer. With such 
a berry you can make worth-while profits 
from the high prices always paid for off- 
season fruit. You get a good early crop in 
the regular season, too. 

Far Superior to Any Other 
Ee ebesrits Raspberry 
Berries are uniform, rich red, thimble- 
shaped, large and juicy; flavor a true, tart, 
delicious raspberry. St. Regis berries are 
small and poor by comparison. A thrifty 
‘grower and heavy producer. Another N. Y. Station berry. 
You have never seen any fall berries as good in every way as 
INDIAN SUMMER. Be sure to plant this spring. 
A full-sized, heavy-bearing, fine quality, real red raspberry 
that bears in September, October and November. 
Makes money because its big fall crop of fine fruit can be 
depended on for high out-of-season prices. 
Indian Summer is as good a fall bearing raspberry as Masto- 
don is an everbearing strawberry—and that is saying a lot. 
INDIAN SUMMER PRICES We Can and Do Recommend INDIAN SUMMER. 
1 yr. 2 yr. loyrs 
No.1 £Trans- No. 1 
Plants plants Plants 
i2sfors= $0.80 $1.10 200 for...... $ 7.10 
25 fore 1.25 1.80 300 for.....- é 
50 for...... 2.35 3.20 400 for...... 11.25 
100 for...... 3.75 5.25 1000 for...... 26.50 


Indian Summer 












ST. REGIS Everbearing 
This old and well known everbearer 
is planted by many growers. Bushes 
are good size, upright, vigorous and 
remarkably free from disease. Pro- 
duces a full spring crop as well. 
PRICE: 1 yr. No. 1, 25 for 85c; 50 for 
$1.55; 100 for $2.75; 250 for $5.40; 1000 for 
$17.75. 2 yr. Transplants, 25 for $1.25; 50 
for $2.35; 100 for $3.75. 
eeece ~TRANSPLANTS 
Have Fruit This Summer— 
Big, well-branched, two-year 
old bushes will bear this summer. 
These time-savers please every- 
one. Because of sure growth and 
quick crops, transplants should be 
in every garden and many more 
are planting them every year. We 
have first-grade plants in the fol- 
lowing: Chief, Latham, St. Regis, 
Taylor, Indian Summer, Golden 
Queen. 
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