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To Our Fellow Tillers of the Soil: 



The hardest job the world has ever known has been accomplished with team-work — everyone pulling together. 



The greatest prosperity, health and happiness our glorious country has ever dreamed of is just ahead of us, and will quickly 

 come if we employ the same splendid team-work in this reconstruction period we did in winning the great world war. 



We, as producers of food crops, have not finished our task. The world is hungry — millions of people are on the verge 

 of starvation. We must not slacken our efforts. A horror even worse than the war itself awaits the world should we have 

 a year of crop failures. 



To guard against such an awful calamity, let us continue our splendid efforts by making our plans immediately, starting 

 our field work earlier, tilling our soil oftener and more carefully, fertilizing freely, and planting seeds which have been care- 

 fully saved and accurately tested. 



Poultry has proven, as never before, its great and increasing value, as it is a quick, economical and abundant food 

 producer. Our service in this department is of the highest character. 



We want to serve you during 1919 better than ever and welcome your friendship and support. 



Wishing you the happiest and most prosperous New Year you have ever had, I remain, 



Yours respectfully, 



January 1, 1919. 



United States Food Administration License, No. G 06237 



INDEX 



For General Information, Ordering, Remitting, Shipping, Parcel Post Rates, Etc., see Page 2 



Directions for Cultivating Vegetables, see Heading of each Item, Pages 39 to 61 



Seed Table showing Quantity of Seed usually sown to an Acre and Number of Pounds to Bushel, see Page 6 



VEGETABLE SEEDS Page 



Asparagus Seed 39 



Beans, Bush, Green Podded. 20, 39 

 Beans, Bush, Wax Podded__20, 40 



Beans, Pole 40 



Beans, Bush Limas 21, 40 



Beans, Pole Limas 21, 41 



Beets, Table 13, 22, 41, 42 



Beets, Mangels 42 



Brussels Sprouts 44 



Cabbage 23, 43, 44 



Carrots, Table 28, 45 



Cauliflower 22, 45 



Celeriac or Boot Celery 46 



Celery 28, 46 



Chicory 59 



Citron 53 



Collards 44 



Corn Salad 46 



Corn, Sweet or Sugar 25, 47 



Corn, Pop 47 



Cress 46 



Cucumber 17, 30, 31, 48 



Egg Plant 21, 49 



Endive 49 



Herbs 48 



Kale 49 



Kohl-Babi 48 



Leek 49 



Lettuce 15, 29, 50, 51 



Melon, Musk, Cantaloupe .17, 35, 52 



Melon, Water 14, 34, 53 



Mushroom Spawn 51 



Mustard 51 



Nasturtium 53, 76 



Okra or Gumbo 53 



Onion Seed 38, 54 



Onion Sets 54 



Parsley . 31, 54 



Parsnip 38, 54 



Peas 13, 24, 55 



Pepper 32, 56 



Potatoes 36, 37, 56 



Pumpkin 58, 70 



Badish 33, 57 



Bhubarb 57 



Buta-Baga 59 



Salsify 38, 58 



Spinach 38, 58 



Squash 38, 58 



Tomato. _7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 



18, 19, 26, 27, 60, 61 

 Turnip 38, 59, 68 



FARM SEEDS 



Alsike Clover and Timothy 



Mixed 63 



Barley, Beardless Spring 68 



Beans, Velvet 65 



Beggar Weed 65 



Bent Grass, Creeping 64 



Bermuda Grass 64 



Blue Grass 63 



Bromus Inermis 64 



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Broom Corn 70 



Buckwheat . 68 



Clovers 5, 67 



Corn, Field 70 



Crested Dog's Tail 64 



Fescue, Fine Leaved 64 



Fescue, Hard 64 



Fescue, Meadow 63 



Fescue, Bed or Creeping 64 



Fescue, Sheep 64 



Fescue, Tall 64 



Fescue, Various Leaved 64 



Flax 68 



Kaffir Corn 70 



Meadow Fox Tail 64 



Millets 65 



Milo Maize 70 



Natal Grass . 64 



Oats, Seed 69 



Oat Grass, Tall Meadow 62 



Orchard Grass. 62 



Pasture Mixtures 5, 62 



Peas, Canada Field 69 



Peas, Cow 69 



Bape. Dwarf Essex 68 



Bed Top 63 



Bhode Island Bent Grass 64 



Bough Stalk Meadow Grass 64 



Bye, Pacey's S. S Perennial 65 



Bye, Spring 68 



Bye Grasses .65 



Soja Beans 69 



Sorghum 70 



Speltz or Emmer 68 



Sudan Grass 64 



Sunflower, Mammoth Bussian. 68 



Sweet Vernal 64 



Timothy 63 



Timothy and Alsike Clover 



Mixed 63 



Turnip, Field 59, 68 



Vetches 68 



Woods' Meadow Grass 5, 64 



FLOWER BOXES, POTS, ETC. 



Earthen Flower Pots and Sau- 

 cers 80 



Earthen Fern or Bulb Pans 80 



Flower Boxes, Self-Watering 80 



Flower Pots, Self -Watering 80 



Hanging Baskets, Self-Watering 80 

 Tubs, Cedar 80 



FLOWER SEEDS AND BULBS 



Flower Seeds..71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76 



Calladium Boots 77 



Cannas 77 



Dahlias 79 



Gladiolus 78 



Madeira Vine Roots 77 



Pseonies 77 



Sweet Peas 71 



Tube Roses 77 



1 1= 1 1= 11= 



GARDEN BOOKS Page 



"Home Fruit Grower" 84 



"The Garden Guide" 84 



"Landscape Gardening" 84 



"Milady's House Plants" 84 



"Plant Propagation" 84 



"Your Vegetable Garden" 84 



ROOTS 



Artichokes 39 



Asparagus Roots 39 



Horse Badish Boots 39 



Bhubarb Boots 39 



TOOLS FOR THE FARM, GAR- 

 DEN, ORCHARD, LAWN 



Asparagus Bunchers 83 



Asparagus Knives 83 



Axes, Brush 83 



Bamboo Bods 86 



Bird Houses and Shelters 84 



Canning Outfits 88 



Capping Steels 88 



Cider Mills 88 



Cultivators, Norcross 83 



Dandelion Pullers 81, 83 



Dibbles 81 



Floral Sets 83 



Flower Guard 81 



Food Choppers 88 



Forks, Manure, Spading 83 



Garden Tools, Pull Easy 83 



Glazing Points 81 



Grass Catchers 82 



Hoes, Garden 81, 83 



Hose and Hose Sundries 82 



Hose Beels 82 



Hot Bed Mats 81 



Hot Bed Sash and Glass 81 



Hydrometers, Carbondale 87 



Labels, Pot and Tree 81 



Lawn Mowers 82 



Lawn Boilers 82 



Lawn Sprinklers 82 



Mastica 81 



Mattocks 83 



Oil, Machine 82 



Plant Sprinklers.:. 82 



Plows and Cultivators. Iron Age 85 

 Plows and Cultivators, Planet 



Jr 85 



Plows, Oliver Chilled 83 



Plow Lines 83 



Potato Hooks 83 



Putty Bulbs 81 



Bakes, Lawn and Garden 83 



Scrapers, Poultry House 83 



Scythes 83 



Scythe Stones 83 



Seeders 83 



Shears, Grass 82 



Shears, Pruning and Hedge 81 



Shovels 83 



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Sickles 81 



Spades, Garden 83 



Spray Pumps and Sprayers 86 



Stakes, Plant 81 



Thermometers, Hot Bed 81 



Torches, Gasoline 86 



Traps, Mole 81 



Tree Pruners and Saws 84 



Trellis Wire 81 



Trowels, Transplanting 81 



TurfEdgers 83 



Watering Pots 81 



Wax, Grafting 81 



Weed Pullers 81 



Wheel Barrows 81 



Wire Snips 81 



FERTILIZERS 



Blood Meal 5 



Bon-Arbor 5, 71 



Commercial Humus 5 



Farm, Garden and Lawn Fer- 

 tilizers 4, 5, 6 



Mulford Cultures 66 



Sheep Manure 5, 6 



INSECTICIDES 



Aphine 87 



Ant-i-cide 87 



Aphis Punk 87 



Arbo 84 



Black Leaf 40 87 



Bug Death 87 



Cut Worm Killer 84 



Fish Oil and Tobacco Soap 87 



Kerosene Emulsion 87 



Kilfly-So-Bos-So 84 



Lemon Oil 87 



Nikoteen 87 



Orchard Brand Insecticides 87 



Paris Green 87 



Powdered White Hellebore 87 



Py rox 88 



Slug Shot .. 87 



Sulphur Tobacco Soap 87 



Tobacco, Powdered 87 



Tobacco Stems 87 



Tree Tanglefoot 87 



Weed Killer, Target Brand 87 



LAWN GRASS SEEDS 



Bolgiano's Druid Hill Park 4 



Golf Mixtures 5 



Lawn Seeds 5 



Shady Nook Lawn Mixture 5 



POULTRY AND POULTRY 

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