farm Seeds— Roots and Corn 



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WEEBER & DON 



ROOT CROPS FOR FARM STOCK 



MANGEL-WURZEL 



Six pounds v>ill sow one acre. 

 Champion Yellow Globe. The finest globe 

 variety; the bulb is of handsome form, clean 

 single-tap root, and small foliage. 34 lb- 15c -> 

 lb. 35o. 



Golden Tankard. Flesh bright golden-yellow. 



% lb. 15c, lb. 35c. 

 Leviathan Long- Red. One of the largest and 

 most profitable varieties grown for agricultural 

 purposes. 34 lb. 15c., lb. 35c. 

 Long Red. An excellent variety for feeding stock; 



a heavy cropper in deep soil. % lb - Wo -< "'■ 25(1 • 

 Yellow Globe. A globular-shaped variety, 

 adapted for growing in shallow soils. % lb. 10c, 

 lb. 25c 



SUGAR BEET 



"White Sugar Beet. A heavy cropper, highly 

 recommended for feeding purposes. 3/ lb. 15c, 

 lb. 35c ■ 

 Lane's Imperial Sugar Beet. One of the best 

 varieties for feeding cattle. % lb. 15c, lb. 35c 



CARROT 



Three pounds will sow one acre. 



Danver's Half Long Orange. Very extensively 

 cultivated, both for market and agricultural pur- 

 poses. '/ t lb. 25c, lb. 75c 

 Improved Long Orange. For field crops this is the best variety grown. % lb. 25c, lb. 75c. 

 White Belgian. Very extensively grown for feeding horses and cattle. % lb. 25c, lb. 75e. 



IMPROVED AMERICAN RUTA BAGA 



American Hollow Crowi 

 feeding stock. Lb. 50c. 



PARSNIP 



Six pounds will sow one 

 .. Long, smooth and ) 



ilky white; the most profitable for 



TURNIP 



Two to three pounds will sow one acre. 

 Long White or Oowhorn. A quick-growing, long shaped variety. 34 lb. 20c, lb. 50e. 

 Pttrple^ Top, White Globe. A globe-shaped variety ; valuable for feeding stock. % lb. 



LEVIATHAN MANGEL-WURZEL 



White Strap Leaf. The best white variety. % lb. 20c, lb. 50c. 

 Yellow Aberdeen Purple Top. A very hardy and productive variety, good for either table or stock. % lb. 20c, lb. 00c. 

 Yellow Globe. The best yeUow variety; it keeps well until late in the spring, and is excellent for stock.' % lb. 20c, lb. 50c. 



RUTA BAGA, Russian or Swedish Turnip 



Two to three pounds will sow one acre. 

 Champion Swede A handsome glbbe-shaped variety ; the 1 Long White French* A fine flavored variety, an excellent 



best for stock. 34 lb. 20c, lb. 50c keeper and fine for stock. % lb. 20c, lb. 50c. 



Improved American. A yellow-fleshed, purple top variety Skirving's Purple Top. One of the best for field culture. 



grown for stock. 34 lb. 20c, lb. oOc | J£ lb. 200.. |h. gflo. 



Eight quarts willplanl one a 



FIELD CORN 



n Hits; thr.ee bushels tottl-sow 



DENT VARIETIES 



Eureka. The plants grow from 12 to 15 feet high. Ears 



long and very productive. Qt. 20c, pk. 75c, Bush. $2.50. 

 Golden Beam . y. Surpasses all in size and produetivehess 



Qt. 20c, pk. 75c, bush. $2 50. 

 Improved Learning. Ears of good size, cob small, large 



grain of bright yellow. Qt. 15c, pk. 00c, bush. $2.00. 

 Queen of (be Prairie. In this latitude it has matured a 



crop 111 90 days. Qt. 20c, pk. 75c, bush. S2.S0. 

 Southern Horselooih. For fodder. Pk. 60c, bush. $2.00. 

 Sweet Fodder. I>k. 75c, bush. S3.00. 



e broadcast or lialf lliat quantity in drills. 



FLINT VARIETIES 



Early Yellow Canada. A very early, small-eared variety. 



Qt. 20c, pk. 75c, bush. $2.50. 

 King Philip. Verv early; matures three months alter 



planting. Qt. 20c, pk. 75c, bush. S2.50. 

 Longfellow. Well adapted for Northern States. Qt. 20c, 



pk. 75c, bush. $2.50. 

 Large Yellow Flint. Verv productive and of good quality. 



Qt. 20c, pk. 75c, bush. $2.50. 

 Thoroughbred AVhile Flint. A very robust grower and 



heavy cropper. Pk. 75c, bush. S2.50. 



