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Pleasant View Farm

BOX 125, R.F.D.

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Fore Word

We thank our customers for their liberal patronage the past season, and solicit a con- tinuance of their orders. We also thank them for recommending our plants to others. Many of our orders come from people who have been advised by pleased customers to send to us.

We would appreciate the placing of or- ders as early as possible, as it will help us, and at the same time insure the customer of better service.

The farm is situated at Glencove, three miles from Rockland on the electric car line.

The telephone is listed Lufkin, Pleasant View Farm, on Rockland exchange. Mail is delivered by rural carrier.

Write your name and address plainly, and clearly state how you wish the goods sent.

We endeavor to have all plants true to name, but will not be responsible for more than the first cost of the plants. Stock will be dug and shipped as promptly as possible. If for any reason your order cannot be fill- ed, all money that may have been advanced will be returned.

Spring is the best time to set plants but good results can be had from fall planting.

We have a few copies of the 1916 and 1917 catalogues which treat on the culture of plants, and upon request will send them as long as the supply lasts.

The Everbearing varieties made so few runners last season that we are not listing them. The strawberry plants we sell are runners from strong mother plants that were not allowed to fruit.

STRAWBERRY PLANTS

Senator Dunlap. — A favorite variety of choice fruit not over large, but extremely prolific. Very popular for the home gar- den. One of the best in color and flavor, perfect in bloom.

Price of plants. 50 for 50c. 100 — 90c.

250— $2.10, 500-34.00, 1000— $7.50,

5000 — $35.00.

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Dr. Burrill. — Similar in growth, appear- ance and quality to Senator Dunlap. A cross between Dunlap and Crescent. Not as universally known as Dunlap, but fully as good. It has perfect bloom. Price same as Dunlap.

Sample. — Very prolific of large top-shaped fruit. This is a pistillate variety and needs to be set near some variety with perfect bloom. We think you will be well pleased with Sample.

Big Joe. — We have fruited this variety one season, and liked it. It did not yield as heavily as the Sample and Kellogg’s Prize. Kellogg’s Prize. — Kellogg’s Prize is ex- tremely late with fruit of medium size. Like Sample it is not perfect in bloom and should be set near some good late fertilizing variety like Aroma or Big Joe.

Price of Sample, Big Joe and Kellogs Prize 25 for 35c., 50-65c., 100-$1.00, 250-S2.25 500-S4.25, 1000-S8.00.

Corsican. — The big sweet one. Plants are very limited this season.

Price of plants, 25 for 50c. 50 — 85c. 100 — $1.50.

Warren. — Another big choice one in very limited supply. Plants 2 cents each.

Aroma. — Quite late, large, perfect in bloom. An occasional plant of another variety will be found among the Aroma plants. Price same as Senator Dunlap. Charles I. and Early Jersey Giant. — These varieties are extremely early and desirable but are in short supply.

Price IV2 cents each.

Prices of plants not priced above are as follows: — Glen Mary, Pocomoke, Matthews and Rewastico 25 for 35c., 50 — 60c., 100 —$1.00.

Abington, William Belt, Billy Sunday, Kellogg’s Premier and World’s Wonder, 25 for 40c. 50— 70c, 100— $1.25,

Mixed plants where two varities come to- gether, in lots of 100 or more, 10% off the regular price. 5% discount on orders for strawberry plants amounting to $10.00 to $20.00. 7% discount on orders amount-

ing to $20.00 or more.

If plants are wanted by parcel post al- ways send sufficient postage, otherwise they will probably be forwarded by express.

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Cuthbert, St. Regis, ( Everbearing ) and Herbert. Prices, Dozen — 50c., 25 — 75c., 50—81.25, 100— $2.00.

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