
FOR \ /icTORY 
,of two hundred fine varieties of vegetables. 
: Come inW¥soon and make your Own 
Planting directionsWappear on each packet. 
' all those varieties which are starred (#«) 
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*ALETTUCE Curled Simpson Hartford Bronze Romaine 
Iceberg, May Hing Crisp green leaves for a 
- good supply of vitamin A 
MELONS Marvelous muskmelons- Rocky Ford, 
Benders Surprise Emerald Gem, pkt.|0§ Wonderful 
watermelons- Cole Early , Kleckley Sweet _ pkt.10* 







( eS OKRA CGumbo) White Ve/vet pkt.l0* 
y iS WARY ONION Sweet Spanish Red Wethersfield 
ae Yellow or White Globe pkt.10* “oz. 35° 
he © I|ONION SETS For an-earlier crop White 
f Teen ae Yellow, Red quart 55>. “peck 125 
| NASTURTIUMT PARSLEY Moss C urled or Plain Leaved 
' “savory ||| Slow to germinate, soak the seed. pkt. 10° 
1 BM ARiORAM PARSNIP A// American or /mproved Hollow 
' WORMWO0D"" I! Crown. They are improved by frost pkt. 10° 
DILL” 
z PEAS Real flavorful peas come from back 
yard gardens ast Hartford Early, Laxtonian, 
Gradus, Telephone pkt.10* 4&20* |b. 35° 
POTATOES /rish Cobblers va. peck0* peck75,* bush 
* PEPPERS Bu// Nose Cayenne Ruby King  pkt.l0* %ez 25° 
PUMPKIN 4:¢70m or Sweet Sugar 
RADISH Aed White or Black Rich in vitamins A.C pkt {0° 
RHUBARB Mac Donald per root 35% 3 roots 90* my 
SPINACH Savoy, NewZealand  pkt. |0* 
SQUASH Crookneck, Straight neck, fy 
Hubbard, Des Maines, Vegetable Marrow p.s} i . 
* TOMATO Sorny Best Stone, Marglobe \iil/ 
Pritchard Rutgers, Red Cherry  pkt.l0' 4oz25'NU// | 
TURNIP Yel/ow or White. Sow in July for winter uye—=— 
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