ROY H. ERICKSON, Prop. 25 


Pride of Wisconsin 
Oz. 1%, Lb. 1Lb. 
Pride of Wisconsin. 88 days. A recent introduction which is seli- 
ing in many sections. In appearance it most resembles 
Sugar Rock. Slightly oval, with a heavy coarse netting. It 
has very thick salmon flesh and a very small seed cavity. 
It is so full of sugar that it tends to split open if left on 
the ground after slipping from the vine........ iN Modtie ctamncie ap Osee $0.65 $2.25 
New Golden Osage. For a number of years this melon has been 
a consistent money maker for. progressive growers. There 
is no muskmelon quite equal to the Golden Osage for 
attractive appearance, fine flavor, size and keeping qual- 
ities. But be sure of your seed. There is no use buying 
inferior seed when Lindholm’s Northern Grown Strain can 
bespurchased at such a low) price. ..%.........-. Miah a enmity 4 |] .65 2.20 
Bender’s Surprise. Flesh is deep orange and very thick, of re- 
markably fine texture, and is very sweet and tender, not- 
withstanding its large size. The large, oval shaped, 
coarsely netted melons often weigh from 10 to 15 pounds 
BIA TILCS 11 GORORV Stier ca ote costes cccie eine 8 Sie bss bee sion e eeO .65 2.25 
Hearts of Gold. An excellent shipping melon, growing about 6 
inches in diameter and 5 inches in length. The fruits are 
heavy, weighing about two pounds each, due to the thick- 
ness of the beautiful salmon flesh, which ripens close to the 
Orr Ses en ate, Ce Sole Gag tae aaered ee i le ee 20 .60 2.00 

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