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, The Grandest, Best Keeping, Surest Heading, Large Cabbage in the World 
For over one half a century this grand cabbage has held turn into the head and if planted closely will yield enor- 
absolute sway as the undisputed leader of all late flat mous crops. Reports of 999 marketable heads from 1,000 
cabbages. So famous and well-known has it become, that plants set out are of frequent occurrence. It Keeps well 
it is not an uncommon occurrence for stores to give the until late in Spring and is good for shipping. 
: €é ardeners who can furnish them i : ~ 
ce ee a nosey ecabbages. It is surprising Price of Salzer’s Giant Flat Dutch Cabbage; 250—Pkg., 
: A . A - 15¢e3 % oz., 30e3 o27., 54c3 2 oz., 97c; 1% Ib., $1.84; 14 Ib., $3.45; 
how many of the retail customers insist upon purchasing 72 Bie ee ’ 2; H 
-only Salzer’s Giant Flat Dutch Cabbages for their winter per Ib., $6.50, postpaid. 
use. They know that its flavor, quality, and tenderness 
is unequalled by any other variety. : 
ieayeelniGreat Demend Gives Big Results Everywhere 
‘On the eity markets, the attractive, fine appearing heads Mrs. C. K. Brandt, R. D. 1, Box 559, Reedley, California, 
sell themselves to thrifty purchasers. ene home facie! writes, 
i variet n it so far supe- : ! , 
oe ee ie Polos Oe a ae that he ee “Your Giant Flat Dutch Cabbage is a wonderful variety. 
ever tried, that where Salzer’s Giant Flat Dutch has once Heads were big and solid. _We used your seeds in Southern 
gotten a foot-hold in a garden, it has never been sup- Texas 35 years ago, and they do just as well in California.” 
‘planted by other varieties, but is sown year after year. ; Z : : ‘ 
Unsurpassed in quality and taste, sureness of heading, Annie E. McMullen, Brush Valley, Pennsylvania, writes, 
weight, size, attractiveness, far’ superior for sauerkraut “Your Giant Flat Dutch Cabbage is giving an excellent 
and slaw. Once planted, always planted. Pronounced 
everywhere to be the greatest late flat cabbage ever in- 
stand of plants. Have used this for several years.” 

troduced, and the finest of any in existence, Mr. Fred Wiggers, R. D. 2, Lincoln, Illinois, writes, 
“For late cabbage, we have never found anything in 
my Sure Header ee the last ten years that equals Salzer’s Giant Flat Dutch.” 
For sureness in heading and regularity tn growth i i 3 
| SALZER’S GIANT FLAT DUTCH certainly heads the list. Oe Sone Corressell, R. D. 2, Mt. Vernon, Indiana, 
Heads are 12 to 14 inches in diameter, averaging 18 to 20 writes, 
pounds in weight. It forms every time, very large, very “We tried Salzer’s Giant Flat Dutch Cabbage last year 
hard, solid heads, crisp, tender, sweet, uniform in shape, 
color and handsome appearance. It has a very short stem, 
is a very compact grower, forms few loose leaves, which 
and were very well pleased with it.” 



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We ordered some of our vegetable seed from Salzer’s last year and found them all 17 
O. K.—N.r. B. F. Vail, Fountain City, Indiana. 


