EARLY VARIETIES 
OF POTATOES 
ADAPTED TO THE 
NORTHERN AND 
EASTERN STATES 
IRISH COBBLER 
SEED POTATO GUARANTEE 
We guarantee our Seed Potatoes northern-grown, care- 
fully assorted for seed purposes, a strictly first-class sample 
U. S. Grade No. 1 as to size. While we exercise great care 
to have our Seed Potatoes pure and reliable, so many cir- 
cumstances may arise over which we have no control that 
we do not give any warranty, express or implied, nor will 
we be responsible for the crops grown therefrom. Cus- 
tomers are to examine their Seed Potatoes immediately 
on arrival, as they are perishable goods, and, if not entirely 
satisfactory, advise us at once; otherwise it is mutually 
agreed between the buyer and seller that they are satis- 
factory. 
-CHIPPEWA 
EARLY OHIO 
The best early white Potato. Tubers are smooth, round, plump, creamy white; 
eyes well developed. The white flesh is of excellent quality. A week to ten days later 
than Early Ohio, but usually more productive, with tubers of good eating quality 
while the vines are still green. The “‘best’’ early for all-round culture. The fields 
from which we saved stock seed averaged 325 to 625 bushels per acre. 
For first early nothing compares with the Early Ohio. It ts round to oblong, 
with pink skin, white flesh of excellent quality, and extra early. Our pedigree stock 
was grown from North Dakota Certified seed. 
A seedling of Bliss Trtumph from the Minnesota Experiment Station, with 
smooth white skin and pink eyes. Earlier than the Cobbler and a heavy yielder. 
If your soil is not heavy, we suggest trying a few Warbas for early market. 
Originated by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and is seven to ten days 
later than Irish Cobblers. It sets tubers early and they develop fast. Immune to 
mild mosaic and superior to the Cobbler in smoothness and whiteness. It has out- 
yielded the best strains of Cobblers on both muck and upland soils. 
Originated by the U. S. Department of Agriculture. About as early as Chippewa 
and about a week earlier than Green Mountain. Tubers short and thick, glossy 
white; skin smooth, eyes very shallow except at bud end. High internal quality and 
excellent sales appeal. Resistant to yellow dwarf, mosaic and leaf roll, also to heat 
a Needs same soil as Green Mountain but generally exceeds that variety in 
yield. 
