
















-DEWBERRIES 
: LUCRETIA—The berries are far larg- 
| ler and better than any blackberry, soft, 
sweet and luscious throughout, and of 
bright glossy black color. 1 year No. 1: 
Each, 19¢; 3 for 44c; 6 for 75¢3 dozen, 
$1.30; 25 for $2.45; 100 for $8.95, postpaid. 
SUNRISE RASPBERRY 
Concerning Sunrise, the U. S. Dept. of 
Agriculture says, “Of most importance 
to the practical grower perhaps, are 
the hardiness and resistance to disease 
of the plants, and the earliness and 
food size of the fruits, of Sunrise.” 
Sunrise bears’ bright red berries that 
1turn dark red on ripening, the berries 
pick easily, are firm, fine textured, non- 
erumbling and mild sub-acid in flavor. 
Berries about as large as Latham 
Ou earlier and hardier. 1 cde: 
S8e: arly Harvest : Mach, 29e; 3 for 70c; 6 for $1.303 
$1.45; ae fon aD Pebene doz., $2.35; 25 for $4.00; 50 for 
100 for $9.45, post- $7.65; 100 for $14.75, postpaid. 
paid. Cannot be sent to New Jersey. 
INDIAN SUMMER EVERBEARING RASPBERRY 
Each year sees INDIAN SUMMER forging steadily to the front. The New York Fruit 
Testing Association considers this variety decidediy superior to other everbearing sorts 
in the trade. a cree 
The berries are large, conical, medium red, rather soft, good quality. The summer ~ 
crop ripens early, beginning the last week of June. The autumn crop starts in Septem- 
ber and ‘continues until a severe frost. The bulk of the fall crop ripens’ in October. 
The fall crop may not always ripen in northern sections but if it does not, the regular 
crop in June is well worth while. Since it ripens ahead of most red raspberries, it brings 
a fancy price on the market. This past season growers got $6.00 a case on the Minne- 
apolis market for most of their INDIAN SUMMER on account of its earliness. 
For the best everbearing raspberry, plant INDIAN SUMMER. 1 yr. No. 1: Each,. 30e;3 
3 for 72c; 6 for $1.34; doz., $2.40; 25 for $4.35; 50 for $8.45; 100 for $16.50, postpaid. Can- 
not be sent to New Jersey. : 
WEEDICIDE 
Weedicide kills weeds clear down to 
the tips of the roots, so that they will 
never grow again! Kills Dandelion, 
Wild Morning Glory, Poison Ivy, Poi- 
son Oak, Canada Thistle, ete. Does not 
sterilize soil, does not “stain hands, 
fabrics or driveways, non-inflamma- 
ble, non-corrosive. _ Simply | dissolve 
tablets and spray the weeds. Direc- 
tions on each package. . 
ee Vite 5405—Pke. of 6 tablets (treats 100 
Hotkaps, strong He Sq. ft.), 28e; 30 tablets (treats 500 sq. 
tle hot houses,—will | ft.), $1.05, postpaid, 
protect your plants from destructive ee WOOD VENEER 
frost, storms and insects! University ye : 
pe <a PLANT BANDS 
tests prove Hotkaps increase total 
on . Grow your vegetable 
yield 18%, promote bigger ugec ables, ae dee le 
ripen crops two weeks/earlier, bring these reliable Stapled 
. . ket! Hot Wood Veneer Bands! 
one higher prices at market! ot- hee plant oe are 
i i . The ideal for all kinds of 
kaps are quickly and easily set ene eo 
increased and earlier yields pay for 
them many times-over.: Crop failure 
BLACKBERRIES 
ALFRED—tThe large, jet- 
black berries are sweet and 
juicy, and are often 1% 
inches long. It is called the 
coreless blackberry. For best 
results in the north, we rec- 
ommend winter protection. 
it is about a week to 10 days 
earlier than Eldora- 
' do. Each, 19¢; 3 for 
45e; 6 for 78e; dozen, 
$1.35; 25 for $2.60; 
100 for $9.25, post- 
paid, ; 
ELDORADO—AI- 
most coreless, large, 
jet black, very pro- 
ductive. Never col- 
ors after picking. 
Eiach 19¢; 3 for 47¢;3 



































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plants will be in great 
demand, and in these 
Wood Véneer Plant 
i —Hotkaps Protection is = = Bands they are easily | -mMaci ee: ‘ aE 
is costly, P handled. Also checks cutworms. They tifically tad autnateay cae & 
cheap. : do not have bottoms, so the roots are | petter plantS=and more blossoms Sim ; 
5400—25 Hotkaps, Home Garden Pkg. | 2°t bindered in-any way. ply stand pot on Magic Mat in a saucer | — 
es nape nee s 520 1 —2x2x3 inch: 50 bands, 67c; 100 | or flat dish and fill with water. M 
with Setter pac, Ee ik oe coe for $1.25; 250 for $2.85, postpaid.| Mats provide water from the potke 
ter, $2.15; 250 Hotkaps with Setter, | s.3x3 inch: 50 for 79c; 100 for $1.45; | 5416—Pkg. of three 3% in. Mats, 
$3.75; 1000 Hotkaps with Setter, $11.95, | 250 for $3.25, postpaid. Not prepaid | three 2 in. to 4 in. pots, 15¢; 2 pkes., 2 
postpaid. per 1000: 2 inch, $5.95; 3 inch, $6.45. | postpaid. “A 
INSECT CYCLONE SEED SOWER 
Broadcasts evenly, saves seed, and | 
‘SOW many acres I - Ideal for : 
KILLER ing clover, timothy. Hirata: ee yedeeae su 
N. / Eyal Contains 10% D.D.T.| dan Srass, oats, 
Wicenve far wee or any other seed tha 
TRELLIS NETT G Ideal Support for SWEET. ee is soten beolineee 
arden Insects, 
PEAS, GARDEN PEAS, POLE BEANS, CUCUMBERS, TOMATOES | ai; Roaches. _stronely need 
3 \ . ed, a double’ feed 
Grows finer, larger flowers and vegetables. Hung with ease in Fleas, Lice, Moths suring a uniform flo 
5 minutes; mo fuss or bother. Use instead of string or wire. : : of seed. Feed adj 
' (Wire in sun burns delicate tendrils.) Doesn’t rot like string — mentsis autonmaen 
dasts several seasons. In 3 sizes: No, 1, 60x72 in., 39c; No. 2, starts or stops flow | 
60x96 in., 49c; No. 3, 60x180 in., 69c. Postpaid. es 



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ete. Powder form. 
5480—3 oz. Pkz., 
0c, postpaid. 
seed instantly. © 
—Each, $2.75, j post aid. 

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2 102 The 200 Buff Rock Pullets we bought from you we the finest chicks we ever | \/ SOHN A.SatzER SEED Co. 
had.—Mrs. Pauline Gollnick, R. D. 1, Box 35, Boyd, Minnesota. = ___ LACROSSE. WISCONSIN at 
