36th annual catalog : what to plant how to plant when to plant . d per acre very variety to grow for fattening hogs. Packet, loc; lb., 35c;3 lbs., $, postage paid; by express, 4 lbs., 75c; 10 lbs. orover, 15c per lb.; bushel, $ Virginia Red Seed Peanuts—Pound, 25c, postage paid; byfreight, 5 lbs., 50c; 100 lbs., $ Virginia White Seed Peanuts—Pound, 25c, postage paid;by freight, 5 lbs., 50c; 100 lbs., $ Prolific Tree Bean—Valuable for field culture. Closely re-sembles the White Navy. Packet, loc; quart, 40c, postage paid;by freight, peck, $; bushel, $ Jeru
36th annual catalog : what to plant how to plant when to plant . d per acre very variety to grow for fattening hogs. Packet, loc; lb., 35c;3 lbs., $, postage paid; by express, 4 lbs., 75c; 10 lbs. orover, 15c per lb.; bushel, $ Virginia Red Seed Peanuts—Pound, 25c, postage paid; byfreight, 5 lbs., 50c; 100 lbs., $ Virginia White Seed Peanuts—Pound, 25c, postage paid;by freight, 5 lbs., 50c; 100 lbs., $ Prolific Tree Bean—Valuable for field culture. Closely re-sembles the White Navy. Packet, loc; quart, 40c, postage paid;by freight, peck, $; bushel, $ Jerusalem Artichokes—Productive; easily, grown. Plantand cultivate same as potatoes. Tliree bushels will plant anacre. By mail, quart, 25c; by freight, quart, loc; J4 peck, 30c;peck, 50c; bushel, $ A WATERMELON FEAST FOR 50 CENTS One ounce each, postage paid, ofthe following five special good varie-ties of watermelons. Every one isfine. We want you to try these :BRADFORD,ALABAMA SWEET,ARKANSAS TRAVELER,HALBERT HONEY,SEMINOLEOne ounce each for only 50c. J«rasalem Artichoke. 1905 Strawberry Collection$ ^..foT^r!*! $ Try these new varieties. Send $ and we will forward the followin 200 plants : 85 Mnrrays Extra Early 25 Angrnst Eatber 25 Arkansas Black 25 Mm. Belt 25 Eonis Hobacta 25 Klondyke 25 Texas 25 Early Hatliaway Nicel) r packed to go by express. SCHWilLS HOME GROWN TREES AND PLANT5 AiAVfflrS QRQW; 51 Cotton Seed. Change Your Seed. It is just as necessary to change your planting seedas it is to change seed of Potatoes or Com. Likely youhave wondered why it is you do not make a good, heavycrop. The trouble is with the seed you plant, using thesame thing year after year, which is not almost degener-ate, but likely to be infected with disease. Try some ofour choice varieties this season. We do not list verymany, but these are pure and true to name. Start right,we say. Florodora Cotton—The largest boll of any five locks, mak-ing it a heavy yielder. Produc
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