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Why be without all the fresh Black Rasp- 
berries you need for pies, jelly, jam, etc., 
when 25 of our twice-Government inspected 
plants will supply all the berries you need 
at less than 8c per qt.? Set a few plants 
Per this spring in one of the gardens or along 
gt. your yard fence and have plenty of FRESH 
" BERRIES. 

Cumberland 
(MID-SEASON) 
Cumberland is the leader in the black raspberry “fam- 
ily’. Growers plant more Cumberland than any other 
variety. WHY? Because Cumberland is a very reliable 
yielder of large crops of marketable berries. You can de- 
pend upon Cumberland when others fail. The canes are 
hardy and strong—don’t break over easily with their 
loads of big berries. Comberland is also a very suitable 
berry for home use—berries large, not seedy, well flav- 
ored, and there are lots of them. We know Cumberland 
will please you in every way. Prices p. 15. 
New Logan 
(EARLY) 
New Logan is the EARLY Black Raspberry, ripening 
in most cases five to seven days ahead of the Cum- 
berland, and for that reason is a profitable market 
berry. The berries are not as large as the Cumber- 
land, but they are unusually firm, standing hauling 
and handling above the average. The berries are 
“meaty” with a very good flavor and attractive 
glossy black. New Logan is one of the best Black 
Raspberries and it ripens early. OK for home use. 
Prices p. 15. 
New Varieties 
We have only a few plants in these three new Black 
Raspberries, but as long as they last we would be 
pleased to supply. All three varieties have been found 
worthy by the New York Expt. Station. If you wish 
further information on these varieties write us. The 
three varieties are Bristol (early), Dundee (mid-season), 
Cumberland Naples (late). Price each variety 12 plants $1.00. 
Keith's Blackberries 
Eldorado Alfred 
Big, black, glossy berries 1% in. long, without a core 
An old standby. Canes vigorous, upright, sturdy, strong, and almost seedless. An Alfred is all berry. Sends out 
and need no winter protection. Most blackberries grown heavy producing fruit spurs bearing loads of large 
in gardens or field culture are Eldorado. They are giant berries ; 7 to 10 days earlier ints nee Des 
very sweet when fully ripe, not seedy, frm for jams, Hse an SOMME Set fon tae use, pies, Jam, ete 
jellies, they stand shipping and handling well. Prices for it is meaty and has practically no core as have other 
on bottom of page. blackberries. See prices below. 
Price List for Black and Red Raspberries, Blackber:- 
D e whe f T Y ries, Dewberries 
RED RASPBERRIES 6 12 25 50 100 200 500 100 
cM Lathom LgNe Lown $ go sian SLAs SBag SSS 49) 8185 MEER 
BLACKBERRY” Indian Summer 1 yr.No.1.. 1.00 1.50 2.50 4.00 6.00 10.00 18.00 35.01 
TAVIOUACYT AND: Lo san oes. .90 ieoD on29 3.50 5.50 10.00 17.00 30.0¢ 
“Giant” Blackberries; 
they grow on vines in- BLACK RASPBERRIES 
stead of canes, trained Cumberland lyr. (med.)..... .40 60 1.00 1.75 2.75 4.50 11.00 20.06 
on trellises or wires Cumberland lyr. (Large).... .50 .80 bests 2.00 3.50 4.85 12.50 22.51 
New Logan 1 yr. (Med)... ~.45 70 «21.15 «1.90 3.00 4.80 .12.00 21.0 
asc ocent eer. 4 Yi 55 80. 11408 2:25e5 Ss 5.50 14.00 23.5 
posts; berries sweeter New Logan 1 yr. (Large)... 
and larger, earlier page: BLACKBERRIES—ROOT-CUTTING PLANTS 
blackberry; ripen (o) 
; ; d ep eae we 35 60. 1.00. .1.75. "3.00". 4.85. “12.50 22.5 
ipeoasscarlier,, bring Atel nee NGMtEs eta "40 2«=«.70.—Sé«i2«w2Bsi“‘ zk BO SC5.00S «13.00 = 24.01 
highest prices in stores Lucretia Dewberry 1 yr.No.1. 40 ‘70 1.00 1.90 3.25 4.50 12.00 22.0( 
and markets. For home BOYSENBERRY—See outside Back Cover 
uses, they are away 
ahead of blackberries. For Parcel Post And Express Read Page 22, It Will Help You 
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