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plants to brighten your home. 
atomic age of today. 
you cET MORE ror 
your MONEY at satzers 


| MORE QUALITY 
MORE SERVICE 
MORE VALUE 

PREMIUMS given on Seed 
Orders of $1.00 or over 

You always SAVE by Raving! 
at our LOW PRICES 











La Crosse, Wisconsin 
January 2, 1950 
1950 marks our 82nd year of continuous service to the gardeners and 
farmers of America. Each year we strive to bring new and better items 
to you So that you can have the benefit of the very finest in vegetable, 
flower and field seeds. Our catalog is no longer a ‘‘seed book’’ but a 
complete listing of everything needed for the largest farm to the small 
garden; shrubbery and perennial plants to beautify your grounds and house 
You will find no better values anywhere, or higher quality than offered 
in our 1950 catalog. Our LOW PRICES mean distinct savings to you, especially 
when considering the high standard of quality of our seeds, plants and bulbs. 
We urge you to plant a large garden this year. There is no substitute 
for the fresh vegetables and fruits or for the delight and beauty in 
growing flowers. You cannot measure in dollars and cents the benefit from 
the relaxation and healthy exercise obtained. You will find your garden 
offers invaluable relief from the stress and strain of living in this 
In sending you our 1950 catalog, we 
at Salzers also send our best wishes 
for a Happy and Healthful New Year, 
and our Sincere appreciation for your 
loyalty and patronage. 
Sincerely, 
faut by, 
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MAGAZINE SERVICE 
As a Special service fo our customers, we 
have enclosed an order blank in this catalog which 
makes if easy for you to order FARM JOURNAL 
AND FARMER'S WIFE, PATHFINDER, AMERICAN 
POULTRY JOURNAL and all your favorite maga- 
zines at lowest prices. All of the most popular, 
most widely read magazines are offered. This 
coupon will save you time, trouble and expense 
and assure you of safe, prompt service. 
Merely check the magazines you want and 
mail coupon together with check, money order. 
or cash, covering the subscription prices of the 
magazines you order for yourself, your family 
and friends. 


I won 13 Blue Ribbons and 7 Red, at the Ozaukee Fair, all from your seeds.— 
Mrs. E. Stone, R.D. 1, Grafton, Wis. 

1868 
JOHN A. SALZER 

1950 
KENNETH E. SALZER 

1950 
CLARENCE ECKERT 
General Manager 

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