The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 4, 1918, Page 24

T M e '“ ‘ ,-l‘ll'lnv-i‘ iise I I Iiil“ | _.s <|Il .'lu‘ | "\“ ‘_' ; ‘ N()R"H HAML -09FS 5. :.. NG WE/G/"T 2185 /302 VG e The Most Wonderful Potato Grown Thousands of farmers are now successful- ly growing my Bugless Potatoes. Only a very few of these farmers (not over 40) say that these potatoes have b\;Fs on them, but in every case the size and 1d of the Bug- less is very much larger than y other pota- to. Farmers who have grown Bugless Pota- toes for 3 or 4 years cannot say enough in their praise. The Bugless is a truly remark- able potato and every farmer should put in a patch of them this year. These Letters From My Customers North Kamloops, B. C., Oct. 27, 1917. I am sending you one Bugless Potato grown from your seed and I think it will be a prize winner. I have been in the army for the last year and one-half and had no time for farming, which is the reason you e i A This Letter from the In- ternational Harvester Co. s convincing proof that my potatoes are BUGLESS ISTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANE Qo Wrw Juneay. we s masvservans 0o vae ABIIS *oosures meseemen= “mivecuaes “TMPee aaacTmn U3 €TERS WEWS 05 mecwean P — SERATLITRAL BITIFUIOS DEPaRTEDY Bapeveres Broen ‘( © CHICAQO." June 25th. A9RYL did not recelve my usual order. I have al- ways had excellent results from your seeds. (Signed) . B. Reimsbottom. Clarkston, Mich., Sept. 28, 1917. I bought 2 bushel of your Bugless Pota- toes last spring. There were bugs on them, I let my friend, Mr. D. 8. Osman, have three or four to plant and this afternoon he came into my shop with a bag and asked for a cant hook. He took out one potato and it weighed 1 pound 10 ounces. How is that for a Bugless? We will have the Dicture taken. (Signed) F. Yeager. Hinsdale, Montana. I mailed you today one of my Bugless Po- tatoes welghing 1 pound 6 ounces. I will say that they were not bugless, as I had bugs Dear Sirsie Lo AU Laurel, Nebrésks last inter, ! met s ropresentative of your ccmpany who approached ze op the subject of Bugless Potatoes. ] confess 10 you that {t was s new thing 1o me and 1 had little or no confidence in there being any such thing. ‘ However, he had you ship me to my faro in Arkansas, a bushel of these potatoes which I had plented, and 1 am enclosing herewith tome pictures showing the results ‘0\%; nd ‘and West, a Gurney Seod & Nursery €o Yankten, S. D. ed potetoes were planted in rows running Bast' the side of them wcre planted seven rows of)/ the Red Bliss Tfiumph Potatoss. They were given thorough ocultivaticn as you can see from the picture, and treated | exactly slike The on both your potat: that while the bugs at all, but ate the Pe / olorsdo Potatoe Bugs lived and picniced ! and the Red Bliss, with the exception \‘ o on your potatoes they did not eat them) * otatoes almost entirely up. ! Read the Letter In a later letter, the International Harvester Co. says that “The one bushel of Bliss Triumph Potatoes planted by the on them, but killed them with Paris Green \ (Signed) _J. P. Dahiquist. Hazel, 8. D., October 26, 1917. Iam sendlng you by parcel post "for your potato contest my largest Bugless Potato, weighing 1 pound 12% ounces. I pur- chased Bugless Potatoes from you in the Spring of 1915. The Bugless is a good potato for earing. It has resisted the bugs this far and it is a heavy yielder, yielding this year. 300 bushels per acre. (Signed) Albert Stormo. Centerville, S. D., Oct. 17, 1917, I am sendlng you my. “est Bugless Potato. We raisea’30 © pushels from four bushels. There were bugs on them, 1 will also 5tato that at the present $ime the etze | ‘and yleld of potatoes is largely in favor of yours .gnnu the Ped Bliss. The pictures emelogsed .h" the results. ... one bushel of potatoes which you sent me, yield- ed 43 bushels, wh11e your one bushel of Bugless juelded 17 bushels. This some difference.” i*Signed—H. S. Mobley.” . The Bugless Potato must be a wonderful potato or the International Harvester Co. would not be nthusiastic in their praise. Put In A Patch of Bugless Potitoes This Year Help Don't take the word of the International Harvester Tours truly, ANTERRATIONAL RARVESTER €O OPF FE® JERSEY = wieuuml Extension Qcpnnnl. e 0. Holden, Dh-e:wr T \l;n 3. wobley. | « Be # Sureto i Get my Big 1160 Page 15 :M‘ Bugless Pohm:.......gigfio Co. or anybody else’s word. them out for yourself. You’ll bs. Bugless Potatoss. ... .. i Catalog but they never did any gng tha¢ they are the finest and heaviest yielding potatoes you 300 Ibs. Bugless Potatoes. $1 .00 Coun It's the most com- harm, while other kinds goop g5 and that they are practically immune to bugs. Out of plete book on seed and were eaten Up In 8plte ¢housands of letters received from growers, only about 40 farmers LREE—With every order for 60 Winthe W nursery stock ever pub- of iapeaylng. say that the Bugless Potatoes had bugs on’them, Even where there :l‘b;lflr‘o’ver of Bugloss Potatoes Buy U Se ar : :‘fi':gmfietlé"w‘fihl‘mg‘;fyg‘{ (8 ilne%w- were bugs on the Bugless Potatoes, the size and enormous yleld yyyite H::vgu.h:heo:ngr-mr 8 uy U.S. War | right and save you money. Bancrogt, More than satisfied the growers. Order some now direct from this ad. e of a1 potatoos Saving Stampg at : USE THE COUPON BELOW Stonce, your bank, post office . orstore. ASK YOUR MAIL 53 MAN FOR PARTICULARS, o 3 - T . umey 2 I want to help farmers producabir USE THI-S QOUP ON : Free Service BOOklets ger crops, so I give these hookletas W' D. B. GURNEY, Pres., W away FREE. Just check with pencil the ones you want-—tear out around dot- ted lines and mail with your order, or request for catalog. Gurney Seed & Nursery: Co., Penpets notatlon. 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