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JOHNSON SEED COMPANY 



Austin's Colossal 

 Yellow Dent Corn 



A wonder in large size of ears, uniformly over a 

 foot in length, as shown in photograph alongside 



The Highest Average Yielder 



can ^^£^^ m ^™^*° Pan-Ameri- 



mmmmmm 



press, MCks'iSdedfp^&e^bS' W^'V/ W V T 

 few. On e.,, 26 ear, L mXfA&tw^oS'Js "Am. 



Improved Learning Corn 



Chester Countyf Pa from Sf SSS^f by ° Urselves in 

 Prices, by md^^^^^™^™*™* strain. 



W0&V$M0 :1 ° bnah - aDd ° Ver ' $L50 P er bush -5 ears £>'£%&? 



AUSTIN'S COLOSSAL YELLOW DENT, abso- 

 lutely the largest field corn in' culti- 

 vation. Ourseed selected and grown 

 by the originator. 



AUSTIN'S COLOSSAL BEAT THEM ALL 



dSStSSSSpWMi »"* 3Si as 



11 oeat any corn that has been grown here vet It <.»««,! iqix 

 feet h.gh and yielded 255 bushels of ears pe^ acre. " A 



GOLDEN FLEECE OATS 

 Fifty Bushels to the Acre 



Francis T. Morrell, Torresdale, Pa., October 1QIW 

 thev^re rl° U fi Go de " F '<^<? Oats yield 50 bushels to the acrl-' 

 they are the finest and heaviest oats grown in this section »' 

 (See description on page 58.) section. 



