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CONDONES "Sure Crop" SEED CORN 
Plant this 
Pedigreed 
Seed Corn 
and you 
need not 
worry about 
having feed 
for your 
hogs. It 
sure does 
grow and 
makes 
wonderful 
y i e 1 d s . 
Some re- 
port better 
than 100 
bushels 
per acre. 
Try a 
Bushel 
This is bow we air dry onr seed Cora. Call and see for yourself. 
SEED CORN FACTS 
Last season we tolrl you of the great shortage of good Seed Corn, and this early tip on the situation was 
certainly appreciated by most of our customers, as their orders for Corn all came in early. The late buyer was 
naturally disappointed, as our supply was exhausted Ion;; before planting time. The condition this year is much 
different, which we are slad to state. Most every farmer has some Corn that ripened up good before frost, and 
could no doubt secure some Corn from this crop that would grow. Bu.t thi.s is not Seed Corn by any means. When 
we say Seed Corn we mean Corn that has been grown for seed purposes, being bred up to the highest possible 
standard, artificially dried by air, graded, tested and of the highest possible .quality. Breeding Seed Corn is like 
breeding Cattle. You must have thoroughbred stock to start with. This is the year when every one who has not 
I the very best type and high yielding varieties should change their seed. We would recommend everyone to look 
I over the descriptions of the Seed Corn we offer, pick out those best suited to your soil and locality, and order a 
; bushel or two. This will give you acreage enough so you can pick out seed stock for your succeeding crop. The 
above photograph shows you how careful we handle our Seed Corn, and any Corn that is worth calling Seed is 
; worth handling in this way. It costs a little more money for labor handling, but is worth many times the cost. 
Owing to the great shortage of Seed Corn last spring a great many were forced to plant Corn of very poor quality 
und naturally their crop this fall is far from being what they should have. Now, don't let this same thing liappen 
again next fall, and it surely will if you do not secure good Seed Corn of pedigreed quality that will produce a 
uniform crop of good big ears with deep kernels. We believe the demand for Seed Corn of known quality will be 
111 Just as big demand this spring as it was last, and we ask our customers who are going to change their seed 
11(1 secure Seed Stock that will produce a bumper crop to act early and let us send you some Seed that one can 
li'j proud to call Seed Corn. Think it over. Then mail your order. See our Guarantee on another page. 
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