Tomatoes 
One ounce produces 
1000 to 2000 plants 
Rutgers. (Certified Seed.) 
Plant this only on a 
light or sandy soil, 
when the heavy-yield- 
Ing, very wilt-resistant 
vines are loaded with 
scarlet, deep Marglobe 
fruits, solid, heavy, 
excellent for shipping. 
They all ripen from the 
inside out instead of 
outside in. It excels 
all for the flavor of its 
juice. Fruit holds its 
fine, large size through- 
out all the season. Very 
fine for greenhouse. 
Rutgers Mother. Seed saved 
from selected mother plants. 
Bonny Best. (Certified.) An excellent 

New 
Rutgers 
Tomato 
extra-early. Fruits are medium-sized, bright scarlet, smooth, round, and even. 
Marglobe. (Certified.) Midseason hybrid entirely immune from rust and wilt. 
Big, smooth, uniform scarlet globe, and a good cropper. Very valuable for can- 
ning and marketing due to its remarkable solidity. Best on rich medium soil. 
Master Marglobe. An extra-fine special strain for those who want the very best. 
Has heavier vines, Is more productive, with very solid larger fruit. 
Pritchard. (Certified.) This fine mam-crop variety is a medium large, very red, 
smooth, meaty globe with erect, medium dense short vines. Very heavy cropper, 
if planted on a heavy clay Joam or the best corn-land available. Ripens just after 
Earliana and before Marglobe. The flesh is red throughout, very firm, with 
thick inner walls. 
Stokesdale. Of Marglobe shape and color, but 1 to 2 ounces heavier, and maturing 
7 to 10 days earlier, at same time as Bonny Best. Quite free from stem-end 
crack. Ripens from the inside out, like Rutgers. The yield is remarkably heavy. 
Stokesdale Mother. Seed saved from selected mother plants. Very fine. 
Valiant. Very early, extra large, solid, round brilliant red fruits, three days after 
Earliana. Best on heavy souls. 
Valiant Mother. Seed specially saved from selected mother plants. Excellent. 
Beauty. Large, purplish pink, very smooth, 
round, uniform, and very solid. 
Bonny Best, Late. Scarlet, very solid, ex- 
tremely large, round, flattened shipper. 
Break O’Day. Has the solidity, size, and 
nearly the fruit-depth of Marglobe. Earli- 
est and most prolific wilt-resistant scarlet. 
Comet. Fine greenhouse strain, also success- 
fully trellised outdoors. Fruits, in large 
clusters, are scarlet, solid, smooth, medium. 
Dwarf Champion. Purplish pmk, medium- 
sized, smooth, round, slightly flattened. 
Dwarf Stone. Dwarf, close-jointed, vigorous, 
productive. Late, large, smooth, red, solid. 
Earliana, Selected. Deep scarlet, smooth, 
flattened round. Matures very early. | 
Early Detroit. Fine mid-early purplish pink. 
~ Oxheart. 
Early Prolific. Very early, rich red, medium, 
round, smooth fruits. Immense yield. 
Glovel. A pink Marglobe but is slightly 
larger, a little earlier, yields heavier, and 
Is more disease-resistant. 
Grothen’s Red Globe. A super Break O’Day 
with larger foliage, giving better protection 
from sunscald. The globe fruits are larger. 
John Baer. An extra-early round bright red. 
Productive. Fine shipping variety. 
Thick-fleshed, firm, pink, heart- 
shaped, for roadstand sale. 
Ponderosa or Beefsteak. Very large, purplish 
pink, midseason, free from acid. 
Stone, Selected. A very productive late red. 
Fruits large, solid, flattened round, smooth. 
Grow on a medium or heavy rich soil. 
For prices on above and other varieties, see opposite page 

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Vegetable Seeds 
FORBES SEEDS 
Turnips and Rutabagas 
One ounce sows 200 feet; one pound per acre in drills, 2 if broadcast 
Cow Horn. White 14-inch roots, 214 inches through, often twisted. | 
Golden Ball. Medium-sized, round, smooth, deep yellow roots. 
Purple-Top Milan. The earliest. Medium-sized, flattened, round, 
smooth, white roots with purple-red top and few short leaves. 
Purple-Top White Globe. This extra-select strain 
gives uniform, smooth, large, globe roots, 
white below ground, purple above. 
White Milan. Earliest smooth, flat white roots. 
Yellow Globe Green-Top. Large, smooth roots. 
Neckless Rutabaga. A small-topped, early Yel- 
low Purple-Top, with uniform, large, clean, 
globe roots, without any neck. 
Watermelons 
One ounce will plant about 20 hills; 3 to 4 pounds will 
plant an acre 
Wilt-Resistant Kleckley’s Sweets (No. 6). 
Fully resists wilt. Heavy crop of medium, 
oblong, dark green melons. Ships well. 
Stone Mountain. 
TOMATOES. Beauty... 
As described in opposite 
column but this strain Is not wilt-resistant. 
Wilt-Resistant Stone Mou 
is fully wilt-resistant. 
blocky, nearly round, dark green melons. 
Keeps well till Christmas. 
Early, round, pale green; prolific. 
Winter 
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