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58 JOHN A. SALZER SEED CO., LA CROSSE, WIS. 1944 
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IMMENSE _ AX TIMING The tomato is recognized by the medical profes- 
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of the finest quality, 
very small seed cavity. 
some appearance, smooth, 
son skin. Salzer’s Ferris Wheel 
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den. It is the richést of all foods in vita- _ 
mins; it is the most wonderful 
and effective blood cleanser of 
all foods; it is the best of all 
; vegetables for keeping the 
stomach and intestines 1 
condition; it is an extraordi- 
nary tonic for the kidneys, 
and it is used widely in 
curing diabetes and 
Bright’s disease. In addi- 
tion, it is extremely val- 
uable for feeding _ 
juice to infants, accom- 
plishing wonders 
cleansing and building 
up the tiny stomachs. 
Every garden in the U.S. 
should contain at least a 
few tomato plants. Plant 
in 
_the 
in 
Salzer’s Ferris Wheel 
is of the large Ponderosa 
type and averages about 
134 pounds in weight, al- 
though at Cliffwood 
Farms we have grown 
specimens weighing over 4 
pounds. Fruits have thick, 
solid, meaty flesh, which is 
de- 
licious, sub-acid flavor and 
The 
vines are strong and vigorous 
and easily bear their enormous 
weight of fruits which are of hand- 
and 
which have a rich, dark purplish-crim- 
has 
been continually developed for immense 
size, uniformity, flavor, productiveness and to re- 
sist any.tendency to split. Matures in about 9@ 
days. A grand tomato for the home gardener 
SALZER’S IMPROVED PONDEROSA ‘as well as for market gardeners. Mr. EH. A. Luchtemeyer, 
817 Newport Ave., Webster Groves, Mo., writes, “Last year 
Rightly named “Ponderosa” because of the large size was my first experience with your seeds. I had particu-_ 
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it attains. Fruit is very solid, with few seeds. Very ee Se 2 one 369. A bg a eee peg 
often large tomatoes, from their very size, are rough | grand success with your Ferris Wheel Tomatoes. We are 
and have a tendency to split, but we selected this seed | very pleased with Salzer’s Seeds.” 
$0 exhaustively that we have removed the roughness 1139—Pkg., 15e; 1% 0z., 45e; oz., S5e3 2 oz., $1.60; %4 Ib, 
and splitting tendency as far as it is possible to do so. | $2-95, postpaid. 
Vines are vigorous and productive. Fruits 
large, oblong, purplish red, with thin skin. 
Flesh is solid, -with a very small seed 
cavity, making it a most desirable variety 
for slicing. To all who desire large 
size, solidity and flavor, we unhesitat- 
ingly recommend it. Requires about 
85 days to mature. -Mr. F. C. Litts, 36 
Conklin St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y., writes, 
“]¥ had exceptionally good results from 
Salzer’s seed last year. The Ponderosa 
Tomatoes were just about perfect.” 
{142—Pkg., 10c; 0z., T2c; 2 o2., $1.38; 
% Ib., $2.50, postpaid. 
!133—Improved Ponderosa, Salzer’s 
Cliffwood Farm TRIPLE-A-TESTED 
seed: PkKe., 15c¢3 0z., 89C3 2 Oz., $1.75; %4 
Ib., $3.25, postpaid. 














Salzer’s Select Stone 
King of the red tomatoes! The lead- 
ing main crop variety, extensively 
grown by market gardeners, ideal for 
the home garden. Grown extensively 
by canners for tomato soup, ete. Best 
of all for tomato juice. 
Vines are large, strong and productive. 
It is a smooth, large tomato, nice and solid, 
free from core and cavity. Nearly round 
in shape. The eating quality is exception- 
ally fine, has no superior for slicing or can- 
ning. Fruits are bright scarlet. Our strain 
of this variety is carefully grown, selected, 
rogued and cured. Matures in about 85 days. 
{122—-Pke., 5e3 oz., 45e3 2 oz., 85ce3; % Ib., $1.60, 
postpaid. aS XR'S 
1132—Select Stone, Salzer’s Cliffwood Farm TRIPLE- : I SOeOVER 
A-TESTED — A special reselected strain certified by : M 
THREE-WAY tests: Pke., 10c; oz., 58¢e; 2 oz., $1.10; %4 Ib., PONDEROSA 
$1.95, postpaid. 
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I had your Ferris Wheel Tomatoes last year and believe I had the largest tomatoes in ike neighborhood.— 
Ida R. Nelson, 2818—8th Ave., Moline, Illinois. 
