Money Makers 
The Best That Can Be Bought 
(6) “Kellogg’s plants are the best plants that can be bought. In 
the spring of 1941 I bought Dunlaps and Premiers and you made 
me a gift of Blakemores. 
“T find that the Premiers are the sweetest but for this part of the 
U.S. the Dunlaps and Blakemores are the most suitable, but all 
three varieties made me plenty of money. 
“T am very well pleased with the plants and expect to make even 
more from them next year than I did this year and this year’s 
profit being very good. 
“Even in the face of the sugar shortage | turned away so many 
orders for cases that I could not count them.’’—G. C. Fritch, Iowa. 
100 Plants—125 Quarts 
(7) “Two years ago I purchased 100 of your strawberry plants, 
this year I picked 125 quarts of the finest berries anyone in this 
neighborhood ever saw, what I did not use I gave to my friends. 
Any number of people told me to name my price if I would only 
sell them the berries. I cannot say enough for your plants and 
you can expect orders from this neighborhood in the spring.”’— 
E. M. Merfeld, Illinois. 
Profit With a Capital ‘‘P’’ 
(8) “The Gem Strawberries are rightly named. And they are 
prolific with a capital P.. You may have my order next year for 
an order of 1,000 Gems. People order a box today and they want 
two more tomorrow. Of course, I have to disappoint them. but 
next year with another thousand growing I expect to branch out. 
My profit so far is over 300 per cent. Not bad, eh?’”—John J. 
Crowley, Massachusetts. 


E. M. MERFELD 
(7) Mr. Merfeld says Kellogg’s plants 
produce the finest berries that he ever 
saw. Read his letter. 
THREE RIVERS, MICHIGAN 

(6) “Kellogg’s plants are the best 
plants that can be bought,” says G. C. 
Fritch of Iowa, picture above. Read 
Mr. Fritch’s entire letter. 

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RESERVED 
Once you have bought Kellogg 
plants and experienced their fine 
fruitfulness, you too will have 
many nice things to say about 
them. This space is for your let- 
ter. Or if you don’t care to write 
a letter, tell your neighbors and 
friends, as many others do. Just 
give Kellogg plants a trial and 
we know that you will make just 
as good profits as these others 
have made. 


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(8) Prolific with a capital P, says 
John J. Crowley of Massachusetts. 
Profit 300 per cent. His letter appears 
above. 
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