Maule's special wholesale price list for market gardeners : 1912

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From Wm.Henry Maule
Seedsman.Philadelphia,Pa,USA

zs Maule’s XX Selected Strain

Golden
_ Self-Blanching

Celery

I consider myself headquarters for what is today the most
popular and profitable celery in cultivation. Unfortunately
the crop is shorter than ever, and prices are astonishingly
high. My first order for this variety in 1911 was booked in
Aug., 1910, 100 pounds for $700, and the only reason I accepted
this order was because it was from one of my oldest and best
customers. This year my first order was from the same cus-
tomer, 100 pounds for $1,000, a special price made for thesame
reason as I made it in 1911.

One of my representatives last September sold to 43 of my
customers, old celery growers, in Arkport, N. Y., 543 pounds ili
of this seed in one day at $12.00 per pound. I found out in |
the fall that if I continued selling my XX Golden Self Blanch-
ing Celery at $12.00 per pound, I would not have a pound left
by January, owing to the limited supply, consequently it was
compulsory to advance the price to $15.00. When this price
list goes to press I will have about 400 pounds left to sell.

All my old friends know I have not sold a pound of any-
thing but French grown Golden Self Blanching Celery for
years. I have paid ten times as much to my French growers
as I could get this seed grown for in America. JI would not
touch California grown seed as a gift. The short crop in
France last year was occasioned by the floods which we all
know about; this year’s failure was occasioned by the dry
weather. Ido not want to appear alarming, but from present | : :
appearances I will have less seed to sell next year than I have to half dwarf, growing 18 to 20 inches in height, wonderfully
this, Notwithstanding the high price I have to ask for this stocky, very heavy, perfectly solid, of delicate flavor and a
seed, it seems to be in greater demand than when I got only good keeper. Added to these points is its great distinctive
$4.00 and $5.00 a pound for it. The reason is that XX Golden | feature of being almost literally self-blanching. Early orders
Self Blanching Celery is always in demand wherever good are solicited, for as stated above, my supply is even more lim-
celery is appreciated. It gives the best money returns for the | ited than last year. As long as it holds out, I shall sell what
labor. In quality it ranks with the highest. It is equally I have at $14.75 per pound; 10 pounds or more $14.00 per
in favor with the amateur and market gardener. It is dwarf | pound by express at purchaser’s expense.

Prices of Maule’s XX Selected Strain Golden Self-Blanching Celery for 1912:
Packet, 15 cents; quarter ounce, 50 cents; half ounce, 80 cents; ounce, $1.50; quarter pound, $5.00; pound, $14.75.

The Maule Seed Book for 1912

is pronounced by one and all the most complete seed catalogue ever
published in this country. It not only contains a full list of everything
worth growing in Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, but also a complete
list of Summer Flowering Bulbs, Plants, Small Fruits, Garden Tools, Fertil-
izers, etc. Tell your friends who do not know Maule’s Seeds to send me
their address on a postal, and I will be only too glad to mail them a copy.

Wm. Henry Maule, 1707-09-11 Filbert Street, Philadelphia, Pa.

A Plain Price List for Busy People Who
Are Raising Truck for Sale

This list contains all the varieties listed in The Maule Seed
Book for 1912, to which you can refer for a full and accurate de-
scription. The prices named herein, which are a reduction from my
catalogue prices, are intended for MARKET GARDENERS and TRUCKERS
only, and not for private gardeners.

The past season has been the most disastrous one I have ever
experienced in the growth of many stocks planted for seed. This is
especially true of Beets, Cabbage, Carrots, Celery (French grown),
Peas, Parsley and Parsnips;, crops in many cases being an absolute
failure and in no case averaging over 25 to 30 %. In consequence,

I have had to raise my prices on some of these items, and had it not
been for my enormous acreage am afraid I would have been compelled to
do as many of my brother seedsmen are doing: Mark in this list "sold
out" or offer in very small quantities only. On many items I have
been able to reduce my prices or make prices same as last year. This
is especially noticeable on onion; the crop warrants quite an ad-
vance, but I am offering it at about the same price as 1911 and ex-
pect a very heavy demand for seed, having at this early date, booked
several thousand pounds for deliverey in January and February. My
old customers know I always favor them wherever possible and do not
raise prices except when absolutely necessary.

I wish to impress on one and all the importance of sending in
your orders early, especially in a year like this, of so many short-
ages, because when stocks are exhausted they cannot be duplicated, no
matter what price is offered.

This year I have decided that on all orders from this price list, amounting to
$10.00 or more, I will prepay all of the freight charges to your nearest railroad
station, provided your order is for small seeds only. This does not include
peas, beans, corn, potatoes and onion sets, as these are not small seeds.

Prices on Peas, Beans, Corn, Potatoes and Onion Sets include
bags or boxes delivered free on board cars or boat in Philadelphia,
but customer must pay transportation charges.

My business the past season was very satisfactory, and I feel
that the high quality of the seeds I send out has been the keystone
of success to my vast business, and has been the cause of so many of
my customers saying: “Maule Seeds Once Grown Always Grown.”

Wishing you all health, happiness and prosperity in 1912, and
thanking one and all of my customer for their very liberal patronage
in the past, I remain

Always yours to command Te,
Philadelphia

January 1, 1912.

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Maule’s Special

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1912 Price List —

FOR TRUCKERS ONLY

The figures quoted in the following pages are intended for those in the business of raising

truck for sale, and are not intended under any circumstances for private planters.

Please

remember that since 1889 Maule’s Seeds have not been sold to dealers to sell again at a profit.
If wanted, they must be ordered direct from Wm. Henry Maule, of Philadelphia.

customers in good condition.

this list, unless your order amounts to

the order, or return your money.

The prices quoted in this list, if your order amounts to
$10.00 or over for small seeds, are for the seeds carefully packed
and delivered at your nearest freight station, freight prepaid
anywhere, provided your order does not contain any peas,
beans, corn, potatoes or onion sets. Prices on these are net
delivered f. 0. b. Philadelphia, customers in all cases paying the
freight on these heavy goods.

To those who have never had this little Price List, I would
say my idea in omitting descriptions (which can always be
found in my regular seed book) and printing the list in good
size type is what my customers appreciate. There are no
frills on this list; it is simply a wholesale price list for busy
men, of such seeds as are bound to give satisfaction and make
profits on the market stall.

My Four-Leaf Clover Guarantee.

FIRST: Safe Arrival.—I guarantee that all goods sold by me shall reach my

SECOND: Money Insured.—I guarantee to hold myself responsible for the
safe arrival of all remittances sent to me by post office money order, express
money order, draft. check or registered letter.

THIRD: Free by Mail or Express.—I guarantee to deliver free of all charges,
all garden seeds, when 10 cents per pound, on garden seeds, 10 cents per quart for
sweet corn, and 15 cents per quart for peas and beans are added to prices quoted in

will be delivered free at your nearest freight station.

FOURTH: As Represented.—I guarantee my seeds to be as represented, if
they prove otherwise I will refill your order free of charge, or return your money;
but it must be understood I do not guarantee the crop any further than to refill

What More Could be Asked ?

I guarantee everything but the crop. Protected from loss by this most liberal of
guarantees, every one can rest assured of the most entire satisfaction.

$10.00 or more for small seeds when they

TERMS: Cash with order, or satisfactory bank reference.
Money ean be sent by post office money order, draft or check.
| If you do not remit in any of these ways, register your letter.
| I will send C. O. D. by express on orders exceeding $15.00, if
25 per cent. of the amount is remitted with the order. I can-
not send C. O. D. by freight. I accept postage stamps thc
same as cash. Half pounds may be ordered at the pound rates,
half pecks at the peck rates, half bushels at the bushel rates.

FREIGHT PAID on all orders amounting to $10.00 and
/upwards, provided the order is for small seed only. Peas,
| beans, corn, potatoes and onion sets are not small seeds, and
| prices given on same are for delivery f. 0. b. cars or boat in
| Philadelphia, customers in all cases to pay the transportation
charges from Philadelphia to their own R. R. Station.

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA. PA. 3
ASPARAGUS SEED. BEA NS.— Continued. pee: i
Cima ere ManlesWanoold Wax... . ~ 40921501 9:00
ead ee ee ee Ome acidemia, Fel) os 20 aes 4.75
2p Giant Sen ull aC ee, ee a 29 Refugee Stringless Wax .... 28 1.50 5.50
3 Barr’s Philadelphia Mammoth . . 10 15 4 oe ne Men be Oy oy et
4 Columbian Mammoth White... 10 " 45 ay RE Sintineloss WIR WR bn LGR ROR
DCO ee aia fot Mek a 32 Maule’s Profusion Wax Zoe aeoOn) Vou7
33 Imperial Wax or Golden Crown 25 1.65 6.00
ASPARAGUS ROOTS. 34 Michigan White Wax 20. 1.65 6.20
Per 100 Per 1000 : hy
GinneeArecntemslamvene | mR aA ao) ain 35 Improved Rust Proof Golden Wax 20 1.40 5.50
GiantpAroenteutle2eyear | 02 Pap aeens em 40) 400 a5 Proline slags Was aN). Ne) | ge
Paleo = 40 3.50 | 27 Pencil Pod Black Wax . MAD) Te) ACTS
Palmetto; 2,year 2 =". . ; Boh oie ee ce Omni 4.) 0)
Barr’s Philadelphia Mammoth, 1 year . . . 40 3.50 BEANS.—Pole or Climbing.
BacespeniadelphiaWVammothy2 year) sie ton COON e@oldan@luster Wax . . . . cea 690-2)00H (7.50
ColumbianeMammoth White, year -~ 40) S50 eoiden Garmine. .. .. . . . 30 97> 6.50
Columbian Mammoth White, 2year. ... 45 4.00] ,, Kentucky Wonder Wax 25 9.00. 7.00
Conover’s Colossal, l year... ..... 40 3.50 | 4; Kentucky Wonder (Green Pod) . 20 1.50 5.50
Conoversi Colossal 2 year rues. - - 40) 4:00) 72 Lazy Wives enn iineie.. VOOM REG SRG LOO
2G Memes ING Sg sn ge eee SD AOD ND)
BEANS.—Dwarf or Bush. 47 White Creaseback . ..... . | 20 1.40 5.00
Green Podded Varieties.
’ CAE eS days, Wee BEANS.— Bush Lima.
6 Dwarf Horticultural or Cranberry. 25 1.65 6.00
7 Round Pod Refugee or 1000 to1 . 20 1.10 4.00 | 58 Fordhook .......... 35 225 8.00
s Extra Early Refugee... ... 20 1.10 4,25 | 60 Dreer’sor Thorbum’s ..... 30 2.00 7.00
Black Valentine 2! 1.9." 5) 20 1.10) 4/00. | 61 Wood's Prolite . 7... . 30) 2:00. 7-00
TagitendersonssBountifull aye. . 20 te2594.50))| 62 Burpee’s) 7) 2 2) | 2 oo 6:00
13 Earliest Improved Valentine. . . 20 1.10 4.00 | 6 Henderson’s . . . Se i eS Ole 2000, 72 00
14 Stringless Green Pod . . . . . . 30 1.75 6.50 | & Burpee’sImproved ....... 35 2.25 8.50
is Full Measure. . . See oo: 20) Som, 74:50
16 Giant Podded Valentine . ... 20 1.10 4.00 BEANS.—Pole Lima.
iqekiodsonsGreen' Pod . 22 2s... , .20).1.20. 475 Fone eae ere be lee 93 GB TE
is Longfellow... . 5 A Le) eS | a4 ane ines
20 Keeney’s New Sfiacllocs Renae .| @ B25 800 |” Larger WIBIe) 6. 23 i a
22 Burlingame Medium Field . . . 20 1.10 4.00 poe Penmurey Eat Bae ee ee
23 Improved Yellow Six Weeks . . 20 1.10 4.25 | #2... Manle's Heverpreent iy +m el aaa)
; 53 King of the Garden 20) | LO ay Gaia
Wax or Yellow Podded Varieties. Sheep deal ee Oe
55 Salem Improved . ee cps 20. 1.50) wore
24 Silver or Crystal White Wax . . 20 1.40 5.00 | 56 Dreer’s Improved or Challenger 25 1.65 6.00
25 Wardwell’s Kidney Wax... . 20 1.40 5.25 | 57 Carolina or Sieva (Small Lima) 25 50 «5.50
26 Davis Kidney Wax ...... 20 1.25 4.50 | s9 New Carpinteria 30 1.85 7.00

+ SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

If you want
the
highest price
per ton

2,500 cars
at least of my
Danish Ball
Head Cabbage

in car lots
you must plant
Maule’s Seeds
of
this cabbage

are sold
every fall and

winter in
New York City
at top prices

Wie Sa
DANISH BALL HEAD CABBAGE.

« Danish Ball Head Cabbage

The Cabbage that is Swelling the Bank Account of Thousands of my Customers Every Year
My Strain of this Seed is Simply Unsurpassed

The wide and unfailing popularity of the Danish Ball| It is a medium to late cabbage, but is generally grown as
Head cabbage is simply wonderful. It seems to adapt itself|a late crop. It is sure to head, the heads being round, hard
to all soils and conditions. ; and extremely heavy, though not extra large. It can be

The leading characteristics of Danish Ball Head cabbage | grown in close quarters, on account of its compact habit. As
are: First, that it is a sure header; second, that it is of un-/to its keeping qualities, it comes out of the pit in March or
approachable solidity and weight; third, that it is an extra| April as fresh as when put in, and with absolutely no waste.
good keeper; and fourth, that it is a good seller. It is popular in the markets of all the large cities.

My crop of Danish Ball Head is the best in five
years, so I have been able to reduce my prices.

Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 25 cents; quarter pound, 75 cents. pound, $2.25.

CABBAGE and ONION SEED

of the highest grade have been leading spe-
cialties with me for years. For 1912 I am
offering at most reasonable prices, seed crop
of 1911 unsurpassed in quality.

You can always purchase your bank draft,
or express money order, or post office
money order, or register your letter

At My Expense

Order by Name

or order by number whichever you
preter, it is all the same to me.

Think it Over

MAULE’S SEEDS

ONCE GROWN ALWAYS GROWN
It Means a Lot

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 3)
GARDEN BEETS. CABBAGE
Deals oat alee Extra Early Varieties.
-66 Maule’s Blood Turnip 15 40 ~~ 1.50 On, Yili) sui,
67 Maule’s Alpha 15 40 1.50 jee Maule’s First Early 45 1.25 4.50
71 Maule’s Market King OP SOk e100) erm Barliest pi xpressieyeya een elommnoO. |) 1875
72 Electric tite 10 30 1.00 | 113 Maule’s Prize Wakefield . . . . 30 85 3.00
73 Bastian’s Early Red Tes : 1OF SOR OOn ra haxiveseEtampestiies oe 2 loom mDON) 17d
74 Kelipse LO SOR 00m esa Mele smWanningstadtassss cs. 4) 2a eemoy |) 2:50
75 Karly Bassano : 10 30 ~=—s-: 11.00 | 118 Charleston Wakefield ..... 30 85 3.00
76 Philadelphia Early Terai or Toe 10 30) REOOR Seon Dan came Wea
77 Crosby’s Egyptian . 15 40 1.40 | ; : “3
7s Crimson Globe 15 AQ) 408 ermal Heade Barly 0-5, 2. 30 8) —- 3.00
so Black Queen . “U5 ate 10 30 1.00 | 117 Maule’s Karly Eat Dutch. . . = 30 85 —- 3.00
81 Maule’s Dark Red eye ‘ 10 30 = 1.00 | 119 Copenhagen Market 60 1.75 6.00
82 Maule’s Market Gardeners 15 40 1.50 | 120 All Seasons . a (3) AO)
84 Detroit Dark Red . 15 40 1.40 | 121 Early Spring ms) U5) SK)
85 Cardinal . : 10 385 1.25 | 122 Early Summer 20 fe 2:00
86 Maule’s Improved Te Red 10 30 1.00 | 123 Fottler’s Improved Brunswick . 15 dD = 2.00
87 Midsummer (Half Long Blood) 10 30 1.00 | 226 Maule’s Midsummer 30 61.00 3.50
ss Improved Swiss Chard, or Silver LOD 25 85 | 127 Glory of Enkhousen SO SO 3200
89 Liucullus Swiss Chard 10. =30 ~—-1.00 | 129 Danish Summer Ball Head 30 85 3.00
132 Henderson’s Succession . 30 85 ~—-3.00
SUGAR BEETS AND MANGELS. 138 Volga or Early Stonehead . 30 §=685 ~~ 3.00
92 Imperial Sugar Oly 40)
93 Klein Wanzleben Sugar 10 15 40 sia oe Winter | erage
94 The Jumbo . 10 15 Aya eizseDanishehalletlcade sas ene 25 75 DONS
95 Maule’s Gate Post . 10 15 40 | 128 The Linh oyroval sae Sie Bers. geomet 30 85 =. 3.00
GaueVellows Mankard) 7.) 5 i) 0) 15) 40 | 131 Maule’s Genuine Surehead . .. 30 £85 3.00
98 Mammoth Prize Long Red 10 15 40 | 133 Maule’s Prize Drumhead . . . . 25 75 2.50
101 Giant Half Sugar see) 20 60 | 134 Maule’s Prize Flat Dutch . . . . 25 fo - 2.25
102 Maule’s Champion Yellow Globe ee) 15 40 | 135 Houser : . 4's = ee OOP Man Some 3200
136 Marblehead Vearanty Leal Cy ty Wate OMM MOM | 280) 0)
BROCCOLI. 137 Red Polish Short Stemmed 45 1.25 4.50
103 Early Angiers 40 1.50 5.00 | 339 Hollander (Danish STOW) oe) ee OM ONE ae
BRUSSELS SPROUTS. 140 New Red Danish Round Head. . 45 1.25 4.50
ADRS Date Miaricct 0) > Sa on ta Improved Drumhead Savoy . . . 25 e 2.50
Pe Nor ee a oo meee 142) Pelderkrauty, © (. 94 eee On ain.
143 Mammoth Red Rock . 30) TOM ap

6 SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

» Maule’s Colossal
Early Sugar Corn

First Offered in 1911

The Finest Sugar Corn
in Existence

The first real rival of the Shoe Peg or
Country Gentlemen, as large as Stowell’s
Evergreen, and of delicious flavor.

Frequently matures fine large
‘ears ten weeks from planting.

Maule’s Colossal has three principal points that
especially recommend it:

First—Earliness. It has matured a crop in from 58
to 62 days under extraordinary circumstances, but can
generally be depended on to come to maturity inside
of 70 days.

Second—Flavor. It is the most delicious sugary
corn you have ever eaten.

Third—Size. It is undoubtedly the largest eared
early sugar corn in existence, as the ears average
from 7 to 9 inches in length, and frequently 23 to 3
inches in diameter, with 12 to 14 rows of large sweet
kernels that fairly melt in your mouth.

== = = Two or three ears are generally found on every
=. == 2 ==] : === Stalk; it grows from 6 to 7 feet tall, which furnishes a
= most desirable fodder.

Mr. C. S. Clark, of Ohio, one of the largest growers
of sweet corn in America has this to say:

“Your Colossal Sweet Corn planted May 14th, 1910, laid in
the cold ground one month before it came up. This was
due to the fact that May and the fore part of last June hold the
record as the coldest months ever known in Ohio at this sea-
son of the year. During all those four weeks of cold, this corn
stuck and hung to life and grew, and we got a good stand of it,
and it came on and made the best crop of sweet corn in North-
ern Ohio where hundreds of acres of all sorts are grown.

“This is a fact, that it is the best field of sweet corn today in
all this section. Therefore, we have a right to be more than
pleased with this corn. The ears are nearly as large as Stow-
ell’s, and it is sweet and tender and of fine quality, with fodder
just as large and more ears per stalk on the average.

“Market gardeners, canners, hotels and the sweet corn grow-
ers will appreciate having this variety to come in just after
the early sorts are gone and before the late sorts are ready. It
is avery strong grower. and I have never seen a sweet corn
which grows the ears so far away from the stalk on a long
strong shank, ears up 3 feet from the ground, making it the
most convenient corn to pick off the stalk I ever saw.”

Colossal is a Genuine Money-Maker
if There Ever Was One

= Read this story. A prominent market gardener of
= Philadelphia brought his first load of Colossal to mar-
2== ket. It sold like hot cakes. The next time he came

= to town he had to put it under his stall so as not to
== disappoint his customers of the week before. It sold
as quickly as before. With his second planting peo-
2 ple would not take good Stowell’s or Country Gen-

== tlemen until they found him sold out of Colossal.

2 [Last year this market gardener planted one-half peck.
This coming year he will sow a bushel. This is only
> one case; there were hundreds, similar. Already, Oct.
1911, we are promised a large demand, and in conse-
quence solicit early orders.
Packet, 10 cents; pint, 25 cents; quart. 45 cents; 2 quarts,

90 cents, postpaid. By express, or freight, not prepaid,
quart, 35 cents; peck, $1.75; bushel, $6.00.

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

CAULIFLOWER.
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164 Maule’s Prize Earliest 85 3.00
165 Dry Weather 5 7d 2.50
166 Maule’s Always Heads 75 2.50
167 Karliest Dwarf Erfurt . 75 2.50
168 Early Snowball 7 2.75
171 Extra Early Paris 20 60
173 Autumn Giant . 20 090
CARROT.
Oz.
144 Extra Early Parisian Forcing 10
145 Maule’s Golden Rod 20
146 Oxheart or Guerande . 15
147 Early Half Long Scarlet 15
148 Karly Scarlet Horn 15
-151 Chantenay or Model . 15
152 Maule’s Danvers ee ate 20
153 Maule’s Improved Long Orange 15
154 Lobberich’s Agricultural 15
155 Red St. Valery or Intermediate 15
156 Long Lemon Stump Rooted . 15
157 Mastodon : 10
158 Improved Short White 10
161 Large White Belgian 10
162 Large Yellow Belgian 10
CELERY.
175 Golden Self-Blanching. Maule’s XX 1.50
176 Pink Plume 25
177 Perle Le Grand . 20
178 Dwarf Golden Heart . 20
179 Giant Golden Heart ae) 20
181 Perfected White Plume. XX Strain 30
182 Giant Pascal or Winter King 20
183 Rose Ribbed Paris Self-Blanching . 25
184 Boston Market > 20
TssmWamnter@ueen . 2 gee, 20
186 Kalamazoo or Dwarf Large Ribbed 20
187 Fin de Siecle . Bis tn 20
188 Celeriac, Turnip Rooted Celery 10

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SWEET CORN.
First Early Varieties.

Qt.
Maule’s Colossal Early . 39
Maule’s Ideal Early 39
Golden Bantam 30
Kendel’s Early Giant . 25
The Cory (Red cob) 25
Maule’s XX 25
Early Champion . 25
First of All . 25
Premo . ene 25
Mammoth White Cory 25
Adam’s Extra Early . 20

Medium Early Varieties.

Metropolitan 25
Maule’s None Such 25
Country Gentleman 25
Black Mexican 20

Main Crop or Late Varieties.

Lig: Zag, Wvergreen; . =, 4-4 yen) 825
Stowell’s Evergreen ...... 20
White Evergreen 20.
Maule’s Improved Giant 25
Maule’s Late Mammoth . 25
Sugar Corn for Green Forage . 15

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half pounds at pound rates,
half pecks at peck rates, and
half bushels at bushel rates.

THE NEW DAVIS PERFECT CUCUMBER.

« Lhe New Davis Perfect Cucumber

Plant the Davis Perfect, and you will raise in the open
oround, cucumbers that will sell in any market at same
price as the high priced hot house forcing cucumbers.

Mr. Davis needs no introduction; as the originator of the |
Davis Wax Bean and Grand Rapids Forcing Lettuce, he has |
a reputation as a market gardener for Knowing what is what,
second to none. Mr. Davis has for years been forcing cucum-
bers under glass for the Chicago and Detroit markets, and it
has been his ambition to produce a cucumber that would be |
as handsome in appearance and sell as well grown in |
the ordinary way in the open ground. He has at last suc-)
ceeded in perfecting a cucumber that beats anything I have
ever seen; Davis Perfect is bound to become the most)
popular cucumber both for forcing under glass and growing
outside, for the following reasons:

First. It has an ideal shape, and the handsomest color of
all cucumbers.

Second. It is a type of the most perfect size.

Third. Eating qualities surpass anything I have ever tried.

Fourth. It is almost seedless one-third of its length from
the stem end, and the seeds when it is in slicing condition |
are so small and tender that they are unnoticed.

Fifth. It is enormously productive, in fact, beats anything
I have ever tried.

Sixth. It does not change its dark, rich color when grown
outdoors; in fact, it resembles a hothouse cucumber so closely
that dealers cannot tell the difference, and are willing to pay
as much for it as the hothouse production. Mr. Davis has |
tried every strain of new cucumber that has been intro-
duced in the last few years; while a number of them have

been very good, he is frank in saying that his cucumber beats
anything he has ever tried, and other growers in Grand
Rapids are of the same opinion. The facts boiled down are
simply these: I believe this is the greatest cucumber ever
introduced, and it is bound to become popular everywhere
when it is known. Local market gardeners in Grand Rapids,
Mr. Davis’ home, who make a specialty of growing cucumbers
under glass, have tried in vain to get this seed to sow in the
open ground. It will be a big money maker for anyone
engaged in growing cucumbers in the open ground, for Mr.
Davis could have sold the cucumbers represented in this seed
crop for more than double the price of any outdoor grown
cucumber on the market. Mr. Davis sold Davis Perfect for
$1.00 a bushel, both in the Grand Rapids market and Chi-

/cago, at the same time the best of the other outdoor grown

cucumbers were bringing 40 to 50 cents. The dealers who
handled these cucumbers for Mr. Davis wanted him to ship
them in large quantities, as they could sell at $1.00 all he
could send them, no matter how large the quantity. It stands
to reason a cucumber that can be grown outdoors and resem-
bles a hot house cucumber so closely that the trade will pay
the same price they are paying for the hot house product is
worth a great deal, and itis. I predict the greatest sale any
cucumber novelty has ever had for the new Davis Perfect,
and every grower, whether for home consumption or for
market, to be abreast of the times, must plant this variety.
Further comment seems unnecessary.

Prices for 1912: Ounce, 10 cents; quarter pound, 35 cents; pound, $1.25.

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

FIELD CORN.

Maule’s Improved Early Mastodon
Droughtproof Yellow Dent .
Improved Mastodon from India .
Reid’s Yellow Dent .

Improved Leaming .

Improved Golden Beauty
Minnesota King F :
Johnson County White Dent :
Hickory King .

Boone County White

Red Cob Ensilage :
Canada Early Yellow Flint

CORN SALAD OR FETTICUS.

V4 Ib.

203 Large Round Leaved .

CRESS OR PEPPER GRASS.

238 Extra Curled .
241 Upland
242 Water .

CUCUMBER.

244 Maule’s Extra Early .

245 Fordhook Famous .

246 The New Davis Perfect .

247 Maule’s Shamrock . net

248 Extra Early White Spine or Cy je
250 Improved Arlington White Spine .
251 Klondike . 3

252 Maule’s Early White eying

253 The Cumberland

254 Giant Pera .

255 Emerald . vag ae
256 Green Prolific or Boston Pickling :
257 Maule’s Improved Long Green .
258 Nichol’s Medium Green . 5
261 Westerfield’s Chicago Pickling .
262 Perfected Jersey Pickle .

263 Early Green Cluster

264 Cool and Crisp sa Sis
265 Evergreen, or Ex. Long White Spine

Oz.

10

10
25
25

10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10

Pk.
60
65
65
60
50
50
60
6d
60
60
50
60

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2.25
2.50

1.00
1.00
1.25
1.00
85
85
85
85
80
85
1.00
80
85
80
80

85

80
80
85

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CUCUMBER. Continued.
OZ Alba ae iab:
266 Thorburn’s Everbearing .... 10 25 80
268 Short Green or Early Frame. . . 10 8 25 80
ZUG SUK ersten eenln eh teks, slim stcty, Won tc 20 GO 2525
272, Japanese: Climbing; 5. « - 5 1p) 740 25
27s emalliGherkin We ature ye | ID 401.50
DANDELION.
Zrspluarceleaveduwe ee ae alert oO) teOOM 1300
276 Cultivated or French Common. . 15 AQ) 1k50
EGG PLANT.
277 Maule’s Excelsior . .. . ise 30 «61.00 363.50
281 New York Imp. Purple Sufaclee: of a) ei 9 SHO
2s2m blacks beaibyan sone aes ease sume 4525
ENDIVE.
2e4uGreent ©unledy «yh ur tem dures 2) 10 30) 1625
285 Ever White Curled ...... 10 33) 1
287 Broad Leaved Batavian ... . 10 3) | TL
GARLIC SETS.
Selected Sets . 20
HERBS.—Pot and Medicinal.
732k NSCs, Pat eer at Seg eee sary tS 10 25 75
734, ‘Balm oe erate tte aes 15 50° «1.75
736 sbasilaiSweetua swat ae eee eersen 10 a) TO
TAO OLALC eh pert sat wae oO OOu. 1-00
7421 CATA WAY ae ion sinaieyscoiae epee oe ae OMe 0) 60
7444 Catnip se oh mre ie te cs ae ee ee OO One O00
746. Coriander he) a Uap 2 ee LO) 25 60
750 Dulhe ) \oe, 3, OR el) api eee LO. 20 50
752 bene les SOWeetin sneer 10 25 60
754akOrehoundiee eae ee 15 00 ~=-1.75
756) Wa iGNGer 22 he 7 say ae 10 30 ~—-:1.00
758) Marj ora) SWech isle LON. SOr a aO(
760 Minti. 4. - . + ogackete20 cts:
762 Pennyroyal . - 50
764 Rosemary 65 1.00 3.50
76GNEUe! (Sch: ee! utes 15 50 ales
768 Saltrony Vues = ewes. ees 10 25 75
77080406 5 en en ee. CLO 30. 1.00

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. Big Boston Lettuce

A Great Favorite With Many of My Trucking Friends

There is no question that this large cabbage lettuce is con-|are always crisp and tender, are attractive either upon the
stantly gaining in popular favor in all sections of the country, | market stall or on the table. My strain of seed is carefully
whether grown in the open ground for summer and fall use or in | grown and is the best that can be had. It is recommended to
frames for usein early spring, as well as for forcing in the green- | all home and market gardeners desiring a fine, big, crisp and
house during the winter. Its large, compact white heads, which | tender cabbage lettuce, and is one of the best shippers.

Prices for 1912: Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 15 cents; } pound, 40 cents; pound, $1.50.

uz Maule’s Select

Rocky Ford Muskmelon

(Green fiesh.) In this Rocky Ford Melon I offer
my customers a strain of seed grown for me by one of
the very best, if not the best, growers of melons in
Rocky Ford, Colo. The seed is saved from a field in
which not a single melon has been sold, in other words
sj only the best and choicest melons have been retained
for seed. These melons if shipped to the Eastern mar-
kets would have brought the highest prices, conse-
A quently the seed I offer costs me an unusually high
price. This strain of Rocky Ford is equal to any
small green fleshed melon now on the market, and be-
tween ourselves while this is the best green fleshed,
Bowman’s Gold Coin offered on page 53 is the best
Salmon fleshed variety of this character.

I have less than 1,000 pounds of this special strain of
Maule’s Select Rocky Ford on hand, but as long as
it lasts will be glad to furnish it to my customers at
the following reasonable prices :

: 5 Packet, 5 cents; ounce, 10 cents;
MAULE’S SELECT ROCKY FORD MUSKMELON. { pound, 20 cents; pound, 50 cents.

—— es

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PIR D ISLIP RIL, PA.

HER BS.—Continued,

(Oza glad:
RO MOMMeSAVOLYS Ae) owe. . | LO 25 75
TEAS ae. ig. eee. ees abt 2026 RON): 20
ZS INC Re neta ek ee ety) 8 85 ~—-8.00
ZU MICIESAVOLY 5 hk es fz 2) LD 40 1.50 |
72 Wormwood . . 2 : : 10 Sil) IETS)

HORSE RADISH SETS.

Per 160 Per 1000

Niciimere Gentes yeaa oi) al Be ss, es 60 5.00

Commonmayarietyen Solow ye 2 eb 00) 700
KALE, OR BORECOLE.

: Oz. VY Ib. Lb. .
sosmbimeraldisle 2)". 608 a ee 10 30 —-:1.00
304 Dwarf Siberian .. ..... =. 10 20 60
BOomDrumbeads em we 10 a0) 1
306 Dwarf Green Curled . .... . 10 20 60
307 Tall Green Curled Seoteh . . . . 19 25 70

KOHL RABI.
309 Karly White Vienna. . . 15 50 =1.75
aiomlioprovedelimperial) 5041 aes) ) Lo) 19d) 2200
simUacemNpnite: 7 fy a ey LOW. 125 85
LEEK.

Sie Chany Ime “294 es els “os 15 N07)
SimDrOAd AGH ers a a LD 50. ~—-1.60
LETTUCE.

Heading Varieties.

Bie@lonMmensity - . sk ets 15 40 ~=—-:1.50
sigeMiaulers Success {5 0. ee 10 By) 118)
SSRN Gs le es = «LO 30) a 12
321 Maule’s New Gotte ...... 10 3) IL
322 Maule’s Silver Anniversary . .. 10 39 -1.2
PoCONCKOMr a eee 10. 80h E00
szainesiontys Day 2%... Wei 3) 10 30° «1.00
325 Denver Market . . . . 10 30 ~=s- 11.00 |
327 Philadelphia Dutch Sealed Butter PL OS a3 = 1275)
328 Maule’s Improved Hanson. . . 15 A (le 0)
330 California Cream Butter . . . . 10 30) 1200
eo) Cis aS IGS) Se eo eames KO) 30 . 1.00
332 Maule’s New Rosette. . . . . . 15 40 1.50
333 Maule’s Unrivalled . ..... 10 aH) LBD
aay JONG [Sogo Si. 'aner oe 15 40 1.50

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335 Perfected Salamander .... . 10 30: «1.00
SIGS ANIS SEASONS a) rae MRSA o ue 10 30 ~=—- 1.00
338 Stubborn Seeder or Imp. Perpignan 10 301.25
B39 MK eerie sca sie eee wen sway vel 8 th 10 30 ~—s«:1.00
#O Golden Qmesn . os 6 6 ee ee 10 3 1.00
Si GxaniiOnystalmleadin amie 4) eee eel 1\() 30 1.00
343. White Heart Cos or Romaine . . 10 So) eS
345 New York or Wonderful ... . 10 310) L245)
346 eNUlethe viearshoundi ee ene 10 a) UO)

Loose Leaved or Cutting Varieties.
2g Mien leave JBI) 4 yt 4) 38 3 UD 30 00
S728 Grandehvapid sie ewe eee LOR ako) 20
344 Black Seeded Simpson .... . 10 30 =: 1.00
MUSTARD.

421 Chinese or Southern Giant Curled. 10 20 50
423 eH Ord hooksh ancy ea ee LO) 320 50
COATT NNT haere OMe = ry Son ne 5 10 25

MUSKMELON.

Green Fleshed Varieties.
347 Maule’s Select Rocky Ford ... 10 # 20 50
son Viauleiss Models amries eanioete ei: 15 40 1.25
354 Maule’s Netted Gem . . . . . .. 10 20 50
355) Maullessploneyaneen eens upset LO 30) 1 e100
sol Newslice Kamei in anna es 1 IN ohn al) 30 “1.00
364 Imp. Watter’s Solid Net Rocky Ford 10 20 65
367 Champion Market ..... ... 10 25 75
563 Isalinmonre GeAGMe .) 5555505 4 - 10 25 75
369 Pollock’s Solid Rock ... . 2 4) 2 10 25 75
372 Extra Early Hackensack . . . . 10 20 65
375 Montreal. . . . ee wel, 25.5575
377 Hackensack or Turk’s ool eee O20 75
373 Bay View or Sweet Home... . 10 25 75
331 Early Nutmeg . . ae Alte 10 20 65
382 Maule’s Prize Jenny ea i ae 10 25 75

Salmon Fleshed Varieties.
348 Bowman’s New Gold Coin. . . . 10 30 ~—s-:1.00
s52mPetoskeyiorkaul@oser. ome, . 10 25 75
357) 11000 00) yt tgemmemee 3 ERE 10 30 ~=—s-:1.00
New Fordhook 3 eMC RT en ic: 4 amare 10 30 ~—-1.00

358

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«. Maule’s Prizetak

I have, personally, looked in various parts of Europe and America for an onion surpassing Prizetakerin beauty,
productiveness and general merit, and believe there is nothing better in the whole world, unless it be
the New Commercial. Prizetaker is unexcelled either for home use or as a money maker.

Headquarters Stock can be obtained only from Wm. Henry Maule

I named and introduced this great onion in 1888, and ever] without stiffness of the neck. In market it never fails to
since have given it special prominence in every catalogue I | attract attention on account of its beauty, and is sure to bring
have issued. Today, twenty-four years after it was hamed by | a far better price than any other onion. It is even more at-
me, it will be found prominently illustrated in almost every | tractive in appearance than the large Spanish onions sold on
catalogue. Some eall it Smith’s Prizetaker, Brown’s Prize-| the city fruit stands—in fact, takes the place of that variety.
taker, and Robinson’s Prizetaker; but no matter how many} My predictions made years ago, at the time of its introduc-
seedsmen put their names in front of Prizetaker, there is only | tion, that Prizetaker would supplant all others of its class, has
one Prizetaker, and that is Maule’s, named and introduced | long since been verified. Jt has attracted more attention and
by me, and for five years catalogued by myself exclusively. | awakened wider and more cordial enthusiasm than any other

Prizetaker is by far the handsomest, most productive, most | onion ever introduced to the American public, It has proven
popular and best of all Yellow Globe Onions. It isa bright, |itself a great acquisition to farmers and gardeners, and is
clear straw color, and always grows to a uniform shape, which | today admitted to be the largest, finest flavored and most
is a perfect globe. It hasa very small neck, and ripens up | superior Yellow Globe Onion under cultivation.

Packet, 10 cents; ounce, 15 cents; quarter pound, 40 cents; pound, $1.50.

SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 13

MUSKMELON.—Continued.

Salmon Fleshed Varieties.
Oz. %lb. Lb.

362 Burrell’sGem. .. . Sem PO. 20 65
365 Extra Early Grand Rapids ae ae LOZ GORM x1 800:
BOOM MNO DM Wo us. cules agg LO 25 7d
syimeviaulespeertectiony. 5°. . 3 sy | (10 3851.25
sambmeraldiGemy.... 4... .2).-, 10) 30 1,00
saeOsaceor Mailers Cream . 2. . 10 30 1.25
BRSMSAMAMA Shen 5 6 sk Sea 15 40 1.50
WATERMELON.
387 Panmure All Heart ...... 15 SOMeleio
3ss Wonderful Sugar or McIver. . . 10 20 60
sgimuordhooks Barly). - ).... +210. 20 60
392 Cuban Queen .... . Pe LO) 20 60
393 Kleckley Sweets or Monte Cristo 2 NO 85
394 Gray Monarch or Long White Icing 10 20 60
ZosmOMMUNVIATSOD) 5 2. 3s ae 10 30 ~—s:1.00
396 Branch’s Imp. Georgia Rattlesnake 10 25 75
so7mblaniseMarliesh 2) 2 2 2 4 = 10 30. ~—- 1.00
398 Maule’s New National .... . 10 20 60
AVM ANG euSmIGISS) os os es = 10 25 75
AO DINiCMee 33 atk eye, 10 20 50
Aseulondabavyorite: . . 29. .. . ° 10 20 50
Z0AMOl GEM. =. 2 2 2 ss es © 610 20 50
ZAsmlnesDarkelcms ~~... 20)... ' 10 20 5)
406 Black Boulder or Black Diamond. 10 25 75
Aimpige. 4 separ ate | |«610)| 20 50
408 Peerless or Ice Cream ..... 10 20 60
AEOUAKCIMO NUE! Sst enue gorcu. e 6) LO 25 75
4iqeleeneroor Blue Gem. ..... 10 # £20 50
Zveranuneys arly 25s ae ee 10: 20 50
4iseealiberteloney .9- 4... 24. 10 2d 85
414 Alabama Sweet or Carolina Bradford 10 20 50
aiomomeeteilearh . 6)! 4 amen: 10 20 50
4ieuMammothalronclad:. . 1. ase). 10 20 65
417 The Jones (Duke Jones) . ... 10 20 50
AISMOCUMMOLC MS Ts... «ss nee. s LO 20 50

This Year I am in better position than ever to supply the

finest strains of all the best musk and water-
melons. Owing to the immense acreage planted and the excel-

lence of my crops I have been able to reduce prices considerably
on these seeds over last year. Truckers will make no mistake in
sending me all of their melon seed orders this year.

MUSHROOM SPAWN.

Pure Culture Brand . . . Brick, 20c.
10 bricks, $1.75; 25 bricks, $8.75; 100 bricks, $14.00

NASTURTIUM.
Oz Yb Lb
AZ GUND WiAlivirere Ne Oke wieeny 1a eee cele tae: 10 20 60
Rezzzaml albeit | UPI aye 22 a 10 15 50

OKRA OR GUMBO.

430 Kleckley’s Favorite . . . at 10 15 35
431 Perkin’s Perfected Long Pod . . 10 15 30
422 a wart. Greeny She ie 3 1h woos ie 10 15 30
ZB NA. WONEE pig gute le oo) oe LO 15 35
ONION.
436 Maule’s Large Red Wethersfield . 10 35 1.25
437 Maule’s Yellow Globe Danvers. . 10 35 ~=« 11.15
Jers Wax, Wendy el ggg ee oo WM BHD
440 Yellow Welsh 20 GO sze25
441 Maule’s Prizetaker . 15 40 =: 1.50
442 White Welsh . 20 60 2.25
443 Maule’s New Commercial 15 50 «1.75
444 Southport Red Globe . IMs 485) AL (5)
445 Southport White Globe . LO Oo 2300
446 Southport Yellow Globe . 10 By) | 1145)

447 Crystal White Wax (‘Teneriffe seed) Soe

: ane Expect my 1912
443 White Bermuda (Teneriffe seed) . next September.»
Lee Write for prices.
451 Red Bermuda (‘leneriffe seed) .

452 Yellow Dutch or Strasburg ... 10 #35 = 1.10
453 Red Globe Wethersfield. . . . . ‘16 4) 1.40
456 Silver Skin or White Portugal . . 15 50 1.75
45 7@eAMIS ira ramets TOWN eee 10 ax) 1,225)
A55n0) mio mellow, Globe: = (2 a une meme nte( 40 1.40
461 Mammoth Silver King ..... °-19 50 1.75
462 Giant Pompeii. . . . 2 LS 40 1.40
463 White Barletta or White ante Bre bel) 40 1.50
464 Neapolitan Marzajola. - . .... 10 35 io
465 Mammoth Red Tripoli... .. 10 35 1.25
Z6ouexira arly, Pearly. . . 5. 10 Soames
467 Giant Rocea of Naples 10. Bommel

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SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM

WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

ONION SETS.

(Subject to market changes.)

White . . Per bushel of 32 lbs.
Yiellow. 2:22 [isis eee sense rs rs
Red. 3 1 Sai asap wie ES cs
Wibite) Multipliers =i ienae a os 5
Wellowskhotatonins seme sae ae Es oy
Egyptian or Perennial Tree . . 28 lbs.
PARSLEY.

Oz. V4 Ib.
471 Champion Moss Curled . WO) 745)
472 Plain or Single 10 25
473 Fern Leaved 10 30
474 Double Curled 10 25
475 Hamburg or Turnip Rooted . 10 35

PARSNIP.
477 White Lisbon . 10 39
478 Improved Half Long . poe 10 25
481 New Round Flat Short Leaved 15 340
482 Early Short Round LO 25
483 Imp. Long Smooth or Hollow Crown 10 = 25
PEAS.
Smooth Extra Early Varieties.

Qa Rk:
488 Maule’s Earliest of All 30 2.00
490 First and Best ene: 30 2.10
499 Ameer or Large Podded Alaska 50 3.00
501 Alaska shear eee 25 1.85
505 Maule’s Improved Extra Early . 30 2.10
506 New Velocity . : 25 1.85
508 Prolific Early Market 39 «62.40

Wrinkled Extra Early Varieties.

491 American Wonder . 50 3.00
492 Nott’s Excelsior . 45 2.75
493 Surprise 40) 2.50
494 Prosperity or Gradus . 60 4.00
496 Thomas Laxton . 60 4.00
500 McLean’s Little Gem . 30 62.25
502 Premium Gem 35 2.25
507 Potlatch or Big Dinner . 60 4.50

| 51

| 51

509
510

512

495
497
498
503
504

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513
515
516

N\

518
52

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522
523
524

514
525
526

53

~

532

533
534
535
536
537
538
539
543
545
546
547
548

PEAS.— Continued.

Laxtonian
Little Marvel .

Sutton’s Excelsior

4.00

Second Early and Main Crop Varieties.

Perpetual

Dwarf Telephone

Dwarf Champion

Bliss’ Everbearing .
Horstord’s Market Garden
Alderman

Maule’s Prodigious or Prince Edward
Improved Stratagem

Long Island Mammoth .
Telephone

White Marrowfat
Black-Eyed Marrowfat .
Pride of the Market
Shropshire Hero .
Champion of England

PEAS.—Sugar.

Mammoth Luscious . Pkt., 15 cts.
Dwarf Grey Rm
Melting . Sekt lorcis:

PEPPERS.

Maule’s Neapolitan

Chinese Giant . NOs tg te
Maule’s Improved Ruby King .
Maule’s Tomato .

Maule’s New Red Hot

Golden Queen

Tobasco

Tom Thumb

Ruby Giant .

Red Chili ane

Large Bell or Bull Nose

Sweet Mountain or Mammoth
Long Red Cayenne (True)

Red Cluster

3.00
3.00
2.50
2.10
4.00
4.00
4.00
2.75
3.00
1.50
1.50
4.00
2.25
2.75

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POTATOES. RADISH. Continued.
Pk. Bu. Bbl. Oz. Mlb. Lb.
inning) Jere 75 2.50 6.00 | 5%” Wickes} ScanletiGlobemesr sie enue One 0) 50
ERemecdeicephe e. . |). . GON 295) 5.50 598 Early Scarlet Olive Shaped . . . 10 20 50
itisheCobbletmmmiesn i sf. ss. | 4 60) 72.207) °5.25 Early Half Long and Long Varieties.
Pure Harly Rose... . sp ore, of) 2AO | GOO
Maule’s Early ikenonslites é 60 2.25. 5.50 | 581 Maule’s Imp. Long Scarlet Short Top 10 20 65
The Freeman Wh DEX) 6.00 Ss4eNVihiteplicicle waa anne eae 10 25 85
inenNew | Cnown : 75 2.50 6.00 | 586 Cincinnati Market orGlass ... 10 20 65
Green Mountain (Imp. ee of f Maine) 60 2.00 5.00 | 9% Long Cardinal ........ 10 2 50
Sir Walter Raleigh . - 60 2.95 5.95 | 600) Half Long Deep Scarleh =. 2. . ~ 10 20 60
cor White Lady Finger . . 5-2 .-. 10 ° 20 50
PUMPKIN. Summer and Autwnn Varieties.
Om Wild, Win :
; Maule’s 1834 or Allthe Year Round 10 30 = 1.
554 Maule’s Yellow Sweet Potato Pie . 15 401.50 Sn BE “A eas a He
Gall Sues x0 20 50 G3 Iseol IDAUOOWS 5 5 a bo 2 os oe © 20 60
Mr ; s77 White Delicious. .....«.«. +10 20 50
556 Maule’s Prize Potiron .... . 15 A () eels 5) f
F ‘ 587 Chartiers or Shepherd ...... £10 20 50
557 Connecticut Field orCommon Yellow 10 15 35 :
iy é Gop \\Wintie Rime OMIRS 6 cg ab eo ce eo 6D AD 50
558 Large Cheese or Kentucky Field . 10 20 50 :
A (0 (Cains Sunes oc 5 5 oc oe og) 6D) AD 60
someiumdredWeight . =. = =... . 40 1.10 4:00
562 Tennessee Sweet Potato. . ... 10 26 75 Winter Varieties.
563 Cashaw or Crookneck ..... a 25 TORE ee aT cantar ines ee hake ee GON 30 90)
sot Japanese Pie . . . . en nN 25 15 | 604 Japanese Colossal Winter... . 15 30 90
ses Winter Luxury or Pie Squash 10 20-50! 05 Long Black Spanish Winter... 10 20 60
s66 Golden Oblong ......-- 10 20 50 | 64, Tong White Spanish Winter. .. 10 20 60
607 China Rose Winter . . . 10 38625 75
RADISH. 608 Celestial or White Chinese Winter 10 25 75
Early Round and Olive Shaped Varieties. RHUBARB.
570 Improved Scarlet Button . . .. 10 20 SD | on Wein . 5. 10 95 1.95
Smenmsom@ianti : 5 ss ee. . 10 2d GoM NVactoriapkhubanbeRootse Bil 50 per 100
SoeMaulesrousioo. .. as 55 . - 10 380; 1.00
s74 Lightning Scarlet Turnip . ... 10 20 60 SALSIFY OR OYSTER PLANT.
Triumph or Scarlet Striped Forcing 10 30 1.00
ah ae e ee a aan Boe i 50 614 Mammoth Sandwich Island ... 10 go ©=-:1.25
578 Oak Leaved Rose Salmon. .. . 2
582 Scarlet Turnip White Tipped. . . 10 20 50 | SPINACH.
583 Maule’s Earliest Scarlet. . . . . 10 20 60 Lb. 101bs. 100 Ibs.
Femeileispiariicst \Wihite mere) 4 10 30) @00 | 61s) Victoria). eee) LS) LO tG200
GSSMNIMCBBOX 4. . oy. ea. - 10 20 60 | 621 Bloomsdale or NorfolkSavoy Leaved 18 1.70 16.00
Sommirenchwbreakfast’ | . . ...- 10 20 50 | 622 Everlasting or Imp. New Zealand. 75
cyuanvescaries Mrturt . . 9. 4. . 10 20 60 | 623 Long Standing or Imp. Thick Leaved 18 1.70 16.00
595 Karly Round Dark Red .... 10 £20 HO: |ieza Round@ieavedimeee . 2250. - . 18 ~ ExqGeelorOd
ssoebaniysoccaries Turnip. ..-: . 10 20 50) \Re2s Longeseasongeme). 222 -- . | | 22 aR ONOU:

16 SPECIAL WHOLESALE PRICE LIST FROM WM. HENRY MAULE, PHILADELPHIA, PA.

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633 Giant White Summer Crookneck . 10 20, 50 CAMB 53 3 aa) ohio al & 20 aD ZU
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681 Turner Hybrid or Mikado. . . . 30 85 3.00
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635 Maule’s Improved Hubbard . . . 10 30 1.00 Yellow Varieties.
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693 Extra Early Purple Top Milan . 10 25 75
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Red Varieties. 695 Early White Flat Dutch . .. . 10 15 45
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664 Matchless 3) oho k >: Saeed 1725) 75 ~=—-.2.50 RUTA BAGA OR SWEDE TURNIPS.
665 Paragon (Eatra selected) . ... 20 60 2.00 | 707 Maule’s Heavy Cropping . ...-. 10 # £20 50
666 DwartiStonefeee- =. - - - 30 85:83:00) Bos improved@kurple Top’ . seme lOn alo 45
672 Stone “Seeeeeemeee se . | 20) 60200 azar WarcemViiitepErench . .)-aaemenneaenel Oluieel 5) 45
673 Livingston’s Hummer ..... 20 60) 522200" |iza3 “Wibitesock:| 272). -. . enn LO) 15 45

651 (Bright Red)

The Greatest of all Early Tomatoes

Today, 20 years after its introduction to the American public, it
is still the leading extra early tomato, and all its name implies:

Four Days to a Week Earlier Than Earliana or any
Other Extra Early Tomato

Since 1892 my friends have
made tens of thousands of dol-
lars by planting Maule’s Earliest
of All, and if you have not given
this wonderful variety a trial
you will neglect your own inter-
ests if you do not include it in : 5) ,

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your order for 1912. Maule’s
Earliest of All is the best tomato
in America for truckers, market gardeners and money makers.

Nor is its extreme earliness its only virtue, for it 1s of large
size, good color and delicious flavor. It does not crack and has
no hard core. Color is a bright red, and though a little irregu-
lar in shape, the fruit is not rough. |

Pages of this price list could be filled with statements and comments about the money
value of this fine, early tomato; but the best testimonial that I can present in regard to its worth
is the fact that my customers, especially the New Jersey truckers, have again and again ex-
hausted my supply of seed, even when I had imagined it to be sufficient for all demands.

Maule’s Earliest of All is all its name implies, namely: the earliest tomato in existence, not-
withstanding the claims made for June Pink, Earliana, Early Jewel, Early Richmond, ete., ete.

Packet, 15 cents; half ounce, 25 cents; ounce, 45 cents; quarter pound, $1.25; pound, $4.50.

Freight Prepaid Anywhere

on all orders from this price list amounting to $10.00 or over, I will prepay all
the freight charges to your nearest railroad station, provided your order is for
small seeds only. Peas, beans, corn, potatoes, onion sets, are not small seeds.

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