Rutgers is an 
outstanding Tom a fo 
main crop sort 

Rutgers Burrell’s Spe- 
cial Selection 82, days. 
While pri- 
marily a canning variety and 
enjoying wide acceptance for 
this use, some shipping dis- 
tricts especially in Texas like 
it for the greenwrap trade. 
It is a Marglobe X. J. T. D. 
Hybrid. Ripens from the in- 
side out making it especially 
desirable in the manufactur- 
ing of juice, soup, catsup and 
puree. Fruits highly colored, 
flattened globe in shape; 
weight about eight ounces, 
often more. Vines large and 
very erect giving ample pro- 
tection to the fruits.: Out- . 
standing in vigor, size and 
productiveness. Highly -resist- 
ant to wilt. a eae 
(Pkt., 10c) (1% 0z., 25e) (0z., 
90c) (% Ib., $2.75)*° Cb., 
$10.00) (5 Ibs., $44.00) pre- 
paid 
RUTGERS STANDARD 
(ib., $4.60) (5 Ibs., a : 
$20.00) prepaid ie ode dea! 

San Diego Stone 8° days. The outstanding feature of this 
tomato is its very deep blood red color of 
flesh indicating that it has some blood of the Italian varieties; 
extremely attractive when sliced. Quality excellent; texture and 
size the same as Stone; foliage affords good protection. Plants 
medium large and upright. 
(Pkt., 10c) (0z., 50c) (1% Ib., $1.40) (lb., $5.00) (5 Ibs., $22.00) 
prepaid 
Speed 60 days. The originator gave this the name of “Speed” 
because of its extreme earliness in Montana, where this 
was developed. Adapted to staking and greenhouse growing be- 
cause of its long vine. Fruits small, solid, smooth, red and globu- 
lar; about the size of Bison but smoother. 
(Pkt., 10c) (0z., 50c) (4 Ib., $1.40) Cib., $5.00) “(5 Ibs., $22.00) 
prepaid 

In our opinion the best all-around variety of tomato is the 
Rutgers. This of course under our growing conditions and 
taking into consideration vigor, size, smoothness and color. 
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