Schwill's annual descriptive catalogue : high class seeds, trees and plants . * 30 in. 25 45 Extra Early Tom Thumb. 10 in. 35 60 First and Best 24 in. 25 40 . 90 Horsfords Market Garden. 24 in. 25 40 . 75 Large Blackeye Marrowfat 48 in. 20 35 . 60 Large White Marrowfat. 48 in. 20 35 .60 McLeans Little Gem*.... 12 in. 30 50 Notts Excelsior* 15 in. 30 50 Pride of the Market* 24 in. 25 45 .85 Prince of Wales* 24 in. 25 40 .75 Rural New Yorker, extra early 30 in. 25 40 Tall Sugar 36 in. 40 60 PUMPKIN. One oun
Schwill's annual descriptive catalogue : high class seeds, trees and plants . * 30 in. 25 45 Extra Early Tom Thumb. 10 in. 35 60 First and Best 24 in. 25 40 . 90 Horsfords Market Garden. 24 in. 25 40 . 75 Large Blackeye Marrowfat 48 in. 20 35 . 60 Large White Marrowfat. 48 in. 20 35 .60 McLeans Little Gem*.... 12 in. 30 50 Notts Excelsior* 15 in. 30 50 Pride of the Market* 24 in. 25 45 .85 Prince of Wales* 24 in. 25 40 .75 Rural New Yorker, extra early 30 in. 25 40 Tall Sugar 36 in. 40 60 PUMPKIN. One ounce will plant about 15 hills,plant an acre every fifth row in corn. Price pkt., 5c, or 3 pkts. for 10c any variety. King of the Mammoth—A giant variety, enormous in a few if you want to take a prize at your countyfair. 1 oz., 15c; 2 oz., 25c; % lb., 40c; 1 lb., $, post-age paid. Golden Oblong—Color rich golden orange with no greenends; flesh yellow, of rich and extra fine quality; goodkeeper. 1 oz., 15c; 2 oz., 25c; % lb., 35c; 1 lb., $,postage Large Golden Cheese Pumpkin. Large Golden Cheese—Cheese-shaped; yellow fleshed, finegrained and very productive; superior to most field va-rieties. 1 oz., 10; 2 oz., 15c; % lb., 25c; 1 lb., 75c, post-age paid. PRICE LIST STANDARD Paid. Pkt. 1 oz. 2 oz. Yi lb. 1 lb, Cushaw Striped 5 10 20 30 $ Japanese Pie 5 10 20 30 Michigan Mammoth 5 15 25 40 Mammoth Red 5 15 25 40 Tenn. Sweet Potato 5 10 20 30 Large Ky. Yellow Field. 5 10 15 25 .60 FALL POTATOES For Planting in July and August We usually carry in specially arranged cold storage, Tri-umph Seed Potatoes, so as to be able to ship them in sound,vigorous condition in June and July. To customers whodesire to purchase any quantities, we shall take pleasure inquoting prices at which we can reserve potatoes for them forshipping at that time. Our method of keeping seed potatoesfor late planting has proved very satis
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