
With 
More 
Your Cash 
Plants 
VALUE 
FREE 
+] FRE 
WITH A Order 
FREE Order Order $5.00 get $6.00—$I1.00 Extra Free 
This year Keith offers you additional stock FREE. You can get $1.00 extra 
Value Free with a $5.00 cash order; or $2.00 extra Value Free with a 
$10.00 cash order; or $3.00 extra Value Free with a $15.00 cash order, 
and so on up, adding $1.00 extra Value Free with each $5.00 increase in 
your cash order. 
Watch Your Order—Get $1, $2 or More for Only a Few Cents 
Suppose your order amounts to only a few cents less than $5.00, say 


VALUE 
$ FREE 
WITH A 
S Cash $4.70 to $4.85. It would then NOT get the $1.00 extra Value Free. BUT 
Order BY ADDING A FEW CENTS MORE stock to make it come to the $5.00, 
then you would get the $1.00 extra Value Free. WATCH YOUR ORDER. 

What to Select for Your Free Value 
You may select for your extra FREE VALUE any stock in this Berry Book 
listed at regular catalogued prices. DO NOT SELECT your Free Value 
from Special Offers, Combination Offers, Garden Offers, or other Special 

VALUE 
$3 FREE 
Price Offers. 
FREE 705 Sex. 

These MAY BE included in making up your cash order, but 
DO NOT select from them in selecting your FREE VALUE. 
THESE EXTRA FREE VALUE OFFERS END APRIL 17, 1943 
$4.00 Value Free with a $20.00 Cash Order 
$5.00 Value Free with a $25.00 Cash Order 

Information for Customers 
1.—USE ORDER BLANK, filling in all information. 
2.—ORDER EARLY. Orders shipped as requested. 
First come, first served. To get plants shipped on re- 
quested date order early. .You also get first choice of 
varieties, dnd benefit by our discounts. 
3.—SHIPPING SEASON from late March until late 
May, depending on season. Also in fall after we have 
nad cold enough weather to harden plants. 
4.—PLANTING SEASON. Set plants early as you'd 
make early garden and from then on until after corn- 
planting time. (When oak leaves are about size of 
squirrel’s ears.) 
5.—REMITTANCE. Post Office Money Order or Ex- 
press Money Orders are safer for you and most con- 
venient for us. Send them when possible. But we 
gladly accept your check. Bank Drafts, etc. Letters 
containing Currency should be REGISTERED. C. O. D. 
shipments will be made if one-third is sent with order. 
6.—YOUR PROTECTION. We guarantee safe ar- 
rival, but do not hold ourselves responsible for neg- 
ligence or damage in transit. We replace orders.to the 
extent of damage or loss if customer sends within five 
STATE GROUPS for Parcel Post 
For your convenience in determining Parcel Post costs 
we make four groups of States as follows: 
Group No. 1 includes Mich., Ohio, Ind., Ill., Wis. 
Group No. 2 includes Ia., Mo., Pa., Minn., N. Y., Del., 
ING jay Wheig, eral <aieg, Wel lb) (G- 
Group No. 3 includes N. and S. Dak., Nebr., Kans., 
Okla eArky ssl excise vont=) eW yOu m@OlOnma Nem Wiel crs 
Miss: Alen (G.clem bch Nae CLiClSey@Cloaa WLOm nosis itdet 
Vicpaviassseh. lL jeconn. 
Group 4 includes Idaho, Utah, Nev., Ariz., Wash., 
Ore., Calif. 
Note what group your State is in, then refer to Par- 
cel Post Table below for postage to add if your shipk- 
ment is to come by Parcel Post. 
days statement from Exp. Agent or Postmaster show- 
ing extent of same. Parcel Post shipments must be in- 
sured if loss is to be recovered. Raspberry and other 
cane plants travel at customer’s risk ordered shipped 
after May lst and strawberry plants after May 15th. 
7.—EXPRESS SHIPMENTS now have a _ special 
cheaper rate for strawberry plants. This makes Ex- 
press shipments cheaper than Parcel Post on most 
orders, and besides Express shipments are always in- 
sured against damage or loss. This costs extra by 
Parcel Post. By Express plants trayel better as they 
are not in tight closed mail bags. They have plenty 
of ventilation and are not so subject to heating. We 
suggest, when possible, have your shipments come 
by Express. 
8.—PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS. Small orders can 
be sent as cheap by Parcel Post, especially into 
States in Groups 1 and 2. Distant shipments are 
more expensive. Parcel Post shipments are not in- 
sured. This costs extra. The Parcel Post tables give 
postage to add. See bottom of page. 
Those who are planning on sizable orders should 
send us your list of wants for a special allow- 
ance. We would be pleased to quote you an any 
order that you may select from this Berry Book. 

PLANTS REQUIRED PER ACRE 
Width of Plants Plants 
Strawberries Row in Row Per Acre 
(eldirculttire) sree sien Sits Oui 18 in. 8,000 
(garden culture) oo... Suit. 18 in. 9,700 
MV Dro torye ile] Gime nor its 16 in. 11,000 
Evbr. stbry. (garden) 2.3 it. 12 in. 14,500 
Red Raspberries ....... 6 ft. Butts 2,400 
Black Raspberries ..... TP dae 3) ft. 1,800 
Grapes (light soil) ..... 8 ft. 10 ft. 540 

PARCEL POST TABLE 

(Note—Should you send too much postage, plants will be added to Balance) 




States in| States in} States in] States in 



To have Postage on Parcel Post shipments prepaid add to your Grou 
2 p Group Group Group 
order as follows: No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 
Strawberry, l-yr. Asparagus. For first 100 plants or‘less..........|2 !2c_ 7 |) 2lew S816 Sac 
Forzecchocaditionals) 00, plemts@or.lOSsmrs.tetk scsi sent eee seer en 8c 14c 24c 40c 
Red Raspberry, 2-yr. Asparagus, l-yr. Dewberry—100 plants or less|__17¢ | _ —28c_ | Alc] BSC 
Forecchecdditioncle)] O0mplantsmonsless ste i sat oan ener naan nue neem 12c 2le 3lc 60c 
Black Raspberry, Blackberry, l-yr. Grapes—50 plants or less ......|__19¢ | 8c | 88 J] SRC 
For-eachi.additionalzo0?planiskontless..2..0.<.) ae eo eee 9c 14c 25c A47c 
Shrubs, Roses, 2-yr., Grapes, 2-yr., transplants—25 plants or less|__12c So BIOS |S Lea] ee 
Forednch caditiondleZosplcmissorsel Ossie enc ici te eenehte a aie nen eee 8c 14c 24c Ade 

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