In Ordering Consult the Following 
Information for Customers 
1.—USE ORDER BLANK, filling in all infor- 
mation. 
2.—ORDER EARLY. Orders shipped as re- 
quested. First come, first served. To get plants 
shipped on requested date order early. You 
also get first choice of varieties, and benefit 
by our discounts. Give approximate shipping 
date in space noted on your Order Blank. 
3._SHIPPING SEASON. From late March 
until late May, depending on season. 
4.—PLANTING SEASON. Set plants early 
as you would make early garden and from 
then on untii after corn planting time. (When 
Oak leaves are about size of squirrel’s ears.) 
5.—REMITTANCE. Post Office Money Order 
or Express Money Orders are safer for you and 
most convenient for us. But we gladly accept 
your check, Bank Drafts, etc. Letters contain- 
ing Currency should be REGISTERED. C.O.D. 
shipments will be made if one-third is sent 
with order, the balance to be paid before 
shipment is made. 
6.—YOUR PROTECTION. We guarantee safe 
arrival, but do not hold ourselves responsible 
for negligence or damage in transit. We re- 
place orders to the extent of damage or loss, 
if customer sends within five days, statement 
from express Agent or Postmaster showing ex- 
tent of same. Parcel Post shipments must be 
insured if loss is to be recovered. Raspberry 
and other cane plants travel at customer’s risk 
ordered shipped after May lst, and Strawberry 
plants after May 15th. 
7.—EXPRESS SHIPMENTS. Owing to the 
increase in express rates, we suggest that only 
the larger packages, such as our Blueberry 
offers, Acid Peat Humus, 500 or more Straw- 
berry plants, and similar shipments be sent 
by Express. Express shipments always travel 
better than Parcel Post, and the shipment al- 
ways carries insurance .against damage or 
loss. 
8.—PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS. Small orders 
con be sent as cheap by Parcel Post, espe- 
cially into states in Groups 1 and 2. Distant 
shipments are more expensive. Parcel Post 
shipments are not insured. This costs extra. 
The Parcel Post tables give postage to add. 
See middle of page. 
For your convenience in determining Parcel Post cost, when you have your order sent by Parcel Post, we make four groups of states as 
follows in list below. Note the group in which you are located, then refer to the Parcel Post table to determine the amount you should add to 
the cost of your order for shipment by Parcel Post. 
Group No. 1 includes Michigan, Chio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin. 
Group No. 2 includes Iowa, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, New York, Delaware, New Jersey, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Maryland and 
District of Columbia. 
Packages weighing over 70 pounds cannot be sent by Parcel Post. 
Group No. 3 includes North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Texas, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, 
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia,. Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode 
Island, Connecticut. 
Group No. 4 includes Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Arizona, Washington, Oregon, California. 
PARCEL POST TABLE 
States | States | States | States 
To have your Parcel Post shipment come to you with postage paid,| in in in in 
add to your order postage required as shown herein: 

Strawberry, l-yr. Asparagus. For first 100 plants or less ........ 
For each additional 100 plants or less ......... 

Group | Group | Group | Group 
No. 1 No.2 | No.3 | No. 4 
12¢ Iii 3lc 47c 
8c 14c 24c 40c 










Red Raspberry, 2-yr. Asparagus, l-yr. Dewberry—100 plants or less|_17c 28c Alc 65c 
For each additional 100 plants or less ......... 




nid O ONES che ato Goi Gets 12c 21c 8lc 60c 




Black Raspberry, Blackberry, l-yr. Grapes—50 plants or less ....]_ 15c_|_ 23c 83e_ | 92¢ 
Foreccn additional 50) plants or less .......... 




eu ver sur ranch oeperscouals Oc 14c 25c AT7c 




Shrubs, Roses, 2-yr. Grapes, 2-yr. transplants—12 plants or less ..] 12c 21c Sic 47c 
For each additional 12 plants or less .......... 




ears denen eusLenelieue) a 6.008. 8c 14c 24Ac A0c 

“Dogzoft”’ 
Eliminates the Dog Pest 
Keeps Dogs Away From 
Flowers, Trees, Etc. 

“DOGZOFF” 
DOGS DON’T HANG AROUND 
WHERE YOU PUT “DOGZOFF” 
"Dogzoff’ can easily be sprinkled around 
where you don't want dogs or cats. They 
stay away from it. Why not protect your 
evergreens, shrubs, flower beds, furniture, etc., 
from cats and dogs. It is easy with ‘Dogzoff.” 
When used according to directions, which 
come with each package, ‘Dogzoff'’ does not 
injure plants, trees, flowers, furniture, etc. 
“DOGZOFF” is not a poison. 
PRICE: 
85c per bottle. 
SPECIAL 
1 package of Dogzotf, Mole Killer and 
Lantu, as listed on this page, postpaid for 
$325 

MOLE KILLER 
“No Fussing’” around by mixing baits, set- 
ting traps, when you use this Mole Killer. 
Easily dropped in mole holes. One applica- 
tion and you're through. It does the rest— 
KILLS Moles—they ROOT no more. 
All you have to do is to locate the mole’s 
runway, make a small hole down into it with 
a pencil or sharp stick, drop the Mole Killer 
(like little peanuts) through the hole, pinch 
the hole shut and you are through. Moles 
come along, eat the “killer’’ and they're 
through. They bother NO MORE. 
This is the Mole Killer that is so effectively 
used on golf courses, park lawns, etc., for it 
is found to do the work of ridding these places 
of moles. 
PRICE: 
$1.25 per 312-0z. package, postpaid. 
PLANTS REQUIRED PER ACRE 
Width Plants Plants 
Strawberries of row inrow per acre 
(field culture) ..... 3 ft. 8 in. 18 in. 8,000 
(garden culture) ...3 ft. 18 in. 9,700 
Evbr. Stbry. (field). ...3 ft. 16 in. 11,000 
Evbr. Stbry. (garden). .3 ft. A Shoe 14,500 
Blueberries (field) ....5Y2 ft. 8 ft. 1,000 
Blueberries (garden). .5 ft. 6 ft. 1,400 
Red Raspberries ....6 ft. Sutt. 2,400 
Black Raspberries ...7 ft. 3Y, ft. 1,800 
Grapes (light soil) ...8 ft. 10 ft. 5940 
LANTU 
THE MIRACLE 
RAT KILLER 
Contains the '’KILLER'’ developed by the U. S. 
Government during World War II. Now released 
for the first time. 
It is estimated that there are 250 million rats in 
this country. Food and property damage is over 
500 MILLION DOLLARS. What's the damage and 
loss done about your place by rats? Why allow 
this loss and damage when you can easily stop 
it by using LANTU. 
LANTU contains that deadly rat killer ’"ANTU” 
developed by the Government during World War 
II. The city of Boston rid 5,574 city blocks of rats 
by using this ‘‘killer.‘’ Read the October, 1946, 
issue of Reader’s Digest about this deadly rat 
killer ‘‘ANTU,"”’ which is the killer in Lantu. 
Kills rats by bringing about a dropsy of the 
lungs, causing lungs to actually fill up with fluid. 
Choking sensation causes rats to seek fresh 
air—ihey usually die outdoors. 
LANTU is ready mixed for use. Rats eat 
LANTU readily—one lick of it kills them. 
Humans, livestock, poultry and pets would 
have to eat ‘absurdly large amounts to be 
harmed.” 
PRICE OF LANTU: 
8-oz. can, $1.25, postpaid. 
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