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| Eisacke WILL WIN THE WAR. This expression goes deeper than words. It should impress every gar- 
dener with the utmost importance for food is playing a vital part in winning the war and building 
the peace after the conflict is over. To raise your own vegetables is not only an indication of your thrift, 
but a patriotic gesture as well. It is important that we eat fresh vegetables to maintain vigor and health. 
To obtain them in ample supply will be somewhat of a problem as congested shipping facilities will limit 
and delay the transportation of foodstuffs. You can relieve this congestion and aid in the war effort by 
raising your own vegetables in your own VICTORY GARDEN. 
Labor shortages and gradually diminishing stocks will have their effect on the availability of seeds 
and supplies. Our stocks have been purchased with this in mind. We hope to maintain during 1943 the 
same complete seed service that has distinguished our company in the past but we do suggest early order- 
ing to avoid disappointments at planting time. We have purposely issued our 1943 catalog a month earlier 
so that you may make your selections early and avoid depleted stocks that are bound to occur. 
We will bend every effort to give you the utmost in service and quality and are hopeful that you will 
entrust your orders with us. 
MONARCH SEED & FEED COMPANY 
Miksche Brothers 

J. E. WILKINSON 
“John” 
R. A. MIKSCHE Manager of our R. M. MIKSCHE 

Ashland, Oregon, Branch 
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TED’S FEED & SEED STORE 
General Manager 
“Bob” 
Sales Manager 


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