The strawberry for everybody . very best shippers. Ripens in midseason andmatures its great crop quickly. Doz., 30c;100, 11.50; 1000, $8.00. Ruby.—A very early, bright red Raspberry,producing great crops of extra large, exceed-. ingly firm and showy berries, and possessing,,as well, canes of strong, vigorous growth andiron-clad hardiness. The originator of it says: This berry iscertainly a great acquisition. In comparisonwith King it will produce double the quantityof fruit, is firmer, larger and better in flavor.It produces at the rate of 10,000 pints peracre, which sold at an average of eigh
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The strawberry for everybody . very best shippers. Ripens in midseason andmatures its great crop quickly. Doz., 30c;100, 11.50; 1000, $8.00. Ruby.—A very early, bright red Raspberry, producing great crops of extra large, exceed-. ingly firm and showy berries, and possessing, , as well, canes of strong, vigorous growth andiron-clad hardiness. The originator of it says: This berry iscertainly a great acquisition. In comparisonwith King it will produce double the quantityof fruit, is firmer, larger and better in flavor.It produces at the rate of 10, 000 pints peracre, which sold at an average of eight centsper pint wholesale. It is not an untriedvariety, having been extensively grown infield culture at its home in New York Statefor many years. Ripens with, or in advance, , of the King. Doz., 50c; 100, $2.00; 1000^$15.00. J. T. LOVETT, Little Silver, X. J. 15 BLACKBERRIES If to be sent by mail add 50c per 100. Mailed postpaid at dozen rates. Many kinds of blackberries will succeed, not only on good fruit land, but even upon themost sandy, porous soils. They require the same treatment as recommended for raspberries.In field culture plant in rows from five to seven feet apart (according to the strength of thevariety), an