N. SLUIS & SONS, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 
Pepper 
SWEET VARIETIES 
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Apple-Shaped Pimento. The fruit 
is apple or tomato shaped; color 
green, changing to bright red 
when ripe 
California Wonder. Large green 
Pepper with thick sidewalls. 
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Calwonder. A thick-walled, heavy 
Pepper. Earlier and more pro- 
lific than California Wonder ..  .60 
Chinese Giant. The largest of all; 
stays green until late; in our lo- 
cality the; yield is light... 60 
SOUT u Eeolodeaio OM 50 
als ROIS a ENS 40 
King of the North. Plants yield a 
good number of medium sized 
Pruitsas wpecial stock <oswacss 50 
Oakview Wonder. A splendid sel- 
ection of California Wonder 
with extra thick flesh. Plants 
medium size; fruits large, heavy 
ARG! TMUOINS COMI 6 Has aoctacktot .60 
Oshkosh. A medium early sort; 
glossy green turning to canary- 
yellow when ripe. Fruits are 
smooth without lobes, tapering 
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Rocky Ford. Sweet, large andearly .75 
Magnum Dulce 
Harris Early Giant 
Sweet Mountain. Popular in some 
sections as an early red Pepper’ .40 
Improved Worldbeater. Well 
known for its earliness and yield 
Oflarvcessweetubeppers sa. - 40 
Sweets Bananat-. 0 cocoon a. .60 
HOT VARIETIES 
Chicago Finger. Much used on 
the Chicago market; fruits 21/4 
inches long, 34 inch thick at 
shoulder, tapering to a sharp 
point. Plants dwarf; very prolific .60 
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Long Hungarian Pepper 

Long Hungarian. Plant short and 
highly productive; fruits 5 to 6 
inches long, 1 inch thick at 
shoulder, tapering to a sharp 
point. Color waxy yellow turn- 
ing to bright red when ripe. We 
have the finest pure bred stock $0.60 
Long Red Cayenne. Leading sort 
for pickling and drying. Large 
plant bearing fruits 4 inches 
long, 14 inch thick at shoulder. 
Color deep green becoming red 
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Red Chili. Plant short and bushy. 
Fruits upright, very numerous, 2 
to 2'% inches long, 3#@ inch 
thick at stem, yellowish green 
CULNING redierspertebarcyeleree etek .40 
Floral Gem. Heavily productive 
and pungent. Fruits 11'/-2 
inches long, 1 inch thick at 
shoulder tapering to a blunt 
point. Waxy green turning to 
brightured messi. tracer err .60 
Connecticut Field Pumpkin 
Oz. 
(Big Tom). 
field Pumpkin, 
grown for pies, canning and 
stock feed. Fruits large, flat- 
tened at both ends, weigh 15 
to 30 Ibs. each. Skin deep 
orange, flesh orange-yellow ..$0.10 
Connecticut Field 
The standard 
Large Cheese or Kentucky Field. .10 
Small Sugar or Pie. Early and 
prolific. Fruits 5 to 6 lbs., deep 
orange, round 
Striped Cushaw. Grown primar- 
ily for stock feeding 
Winter Queen. Medium sized, fine 
for pies 
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The Pepper Varieties Offered are Well Adapted to Midwest Climate 
