DESIRABLE AND PROFITABLE FIELD SEEDS 



All seeds quoted on this page are sent by express or freight, at buyers expense unless particularly noted. 



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JAPANESE BUCK V. H E AT — (See 

 Cut )— A distinct new varietv with kernels 

 aouole the sizeof any other sort. The straw 

 is heavier, branched more and does not need 

 to be sown as thickly as other sorts. It is 

 enormously productive and will Yield fuily 

 -wiee as much on the same ground as any 

 o ner, aE d it ripens one week to ten davs 

 earlier; stards up better and makes better 



2£? r i° au an y other kin* 3 - L,;) - Postpaid 

 ■aj* By express or freight, at buvers ex- 



h bu 2!*' * 125 ' * bu ^ 75c- : * 6u - 400 " 



■QTPB0VED BETA BAGAS. 



D1PROVED RITA BAGAS -fSee 

 Cut.) — A profitable crop for any farmer to 

 grow for feeding stock, etc. Postpaid, 

 either white or yellow, per !b. 40c 



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FIELD TCP. NIPS. 



FIELD 

 TUB XI PS — 



(See Cut.) — 

 Makes a prof- 

 itable crop 

 for anyone to 

 stow : desir- 

 able for feed- 

 ing stock : al- 

 ways sells 

 well in mar- 

 ire t. Either 

 fiat or globe 

 shaped, "post- 

 paid lb. 40c. 



BBOOMCOBN-Buckbee's Improved 

 Evergreen— The best variety for'general 

 cultivation on account of color and qualitv 

 of brush: ripens early: grows about 8 to 

 10 ft. high; brash of good length, fine and 

 straight. Lb. postpaid 20c. By express 

 or freia-ht. at purchasers expense. V bu. 

 40c., H bu. 75c., K bu. 61.25, bu. £2.00. 2 

 bu. $3.50. 



MANGEL BEET. 



DIPROVED MANGEL BEET 



-(SeeCut.)-AIso called "StockBeef 

 and "Mangel Wurtze!".*' Excep- 

 tionally valuable for stock feed- 

 ing purposes: recommended by dairy- 

 men and stockmen throughout the 

 land. Red or yellow, postpaid lb. 25c 



FTELD BEANS. 



FIELD BEANS— There is no better paying 

 crop for farmers than a patch of Field Beans for 

 market and family use. But little labor is re- 

 quired in growing them. By express or freight, at 

 buvers excuse. 3s bu. 60c., J£ bu. §1.00, bu. 

 61.75, bu. 83.00. 



FIELD C ABBOT 

 e x c ellent 



food for stock 

 if cut into 

 small pieces 

 and mixed 

 with brand. 

 Either white 

 or yellow. 

 Postpaid ib. 

 40c. 



ee Cut.) — Makes an 



FIELD CARROTS 



IMPROVE D FE3LD PEAS. 



D1PEOVED FIELD PEAS— 



("See Cut.) — Sow P*as with- Oats for 

 reeding while in a green state. Sow 

 at the rate of 1 bu. Peas and 2 bu. 

 Oats per acre. Bu. (00, 2 bu. 62.75. 



BUCKBEE'S WEST 

 EBN FIELD PUMP- 



KIN~S-(See Cut.w Easily 

 grown an d makes a 

 healthful and profitable 

 crop to grow for feeding 

 stock, particularly desir- 

 able for feeding' milch 

 cows. Lb. postpaid 40c. 

 By express or freight, at 

 buyers expense, lb. 30c. 

 3s bu. 40c. % bn. 70c, ft 

 bu. $1.20, bu. $2.00. 



TEA.DE m<ttc. 



The best insect; destroyer ever in- 

 troduced for the destruction of pota- 

 to bugs, currant worms, vine bugs, 

 turnip, beet and cabbage fly and all 

 worms and insects: also a preventive 

 of the rose t ug and cut; worm. Use 

 in morning while dew is on. Post- 

 paid lb. 20c. Express or freight, at 

 buyers expense. lbs. 30c. 10 lbs. 

 50c, 100 lbs. $4.50. 1.000 lbs. §40.00. 



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FTELD PUMPKIN; 



SUGAR CANE. 



Improved Early Amber-Cniversally planted 

 all over the country for making first class syrup. 

 N'ice to cut green for stock. Lb. postpaid 20c. By 

 express or freight, at buvers expense. % bu. 40c, 

 y bu. 75c. bu. 8l.25.bu: 62.00. 2 bu. 63.50. 

 "Orange — Makes lovely syrup. Lb. postpaid 20c 

 Bv express or freight, at buvers expense. % bu 

 40c , J4 bu. 75c. X bu. $1.25. bu 62.00. 2 bu. $3.50. 



