Berries for All 
.Everyone likes berries of some sort, 
and someone once said, ‘‘Doubtless God 
coula have made a better berry than 
the strawberry, but doubtless God never 
did.’”’ Some fruits will be scarce for 
spring planting but we expect to have 
enough berries to go around. 

STRAWBERRIES. Improved Marshalls, 
the best of the early varieties. Dozen, 
306321 00, $2: 
MASTODON. Large, popular, everbear- 
ing following the Marshalls. Dozen, 
45¢7 100379 3.50. 
ROCKHILL. Runnerless everbearing of 
fine flavor. Dozen, 85c; 100, $6. 
BOYSENBERRIES. Fast becoming the 
leading variety of cane berries. Large 
transplants, 25c each; dozen, $2.50. 
BLACKBERRIES. Texas, Lawton and 
others. Each, 20c; dozen, $2. 
RASPBERRIES. Cuthberts, Lloyd 
George and others. Market price. 
BLUEBERRIES. Rancocas, Rubel, Gro- 
ver and other good named varieties 
at prevailing prices for two-year 
bushes. 

The Original Legume Inoculator 
NOBBE-HILTNER PROCESS 


TRADE MARK REGO. DEC.6,1898 NO. 32212 
~ Restores and Maintains Soil Fertility 

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LOGANBERRIES. Large _ transplants, 
~ each, 20c; dozen, $2. 
CURRANTS, GOOSEBERRRIES 
GRAPES at market prices. 
If you have an acid soil, BLUEBER- 
RIES should pay good dividends. 
and 
Do You Know... 
If your compost pile is, or becomes, 
infested with ants make a few small 
openings and drop cyanide crystals (cy- 
anogas) in them, covering at once. 
If you suspect you have an excess 
nitrogen content in your soil, it can be 
neutralized by the addition of one 
pound of muriate of potash to each 100 
square feet. 8 
If you are troubled with mildew on 
your roses it can be prevented by a 
weekly dusting of sulphur from January 
till April on bush and ground alike. 
If you are using manure, don’t spread 
lime of any kind directly on it. It will 
cause the manure to break down and 
release most of its nitrogen in the form 
of gas and you will be the loser.. If 
applying lime,- do so at least three 
months before or after manuring and 
then use the ground limestone or 
gypsum. 
If dogs bother your garden, why not 
try Liquid Chaperone according to 
directions on the container. 

Seattle Seed Company — 
