EWING'S Selected SEED GRAIN 
• , ■ , ™ith Western ones please note the difference in freiglit, in favor of Montreal, to all po.nts .n 
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Wclal Grain Price T.i.t. which we sh a ll be pleased to mail intendmg purchasers 
We issue a 
on receipt of their inquiries. 
BARLEY 
(Bushel, 48 lbs.) GOVERNMENT STANDARD 
niirK RILL— This large-CTained and handsome two-rowed variety is ^ 
improvement on thTcoSmon two-rowed, in plumpness of gram and stiffness 
FOURTr'slX-ROWEP-Four or six-rowed Barley will give better results on 
light or poor soils than will two-rowed. 
IWANDSCHEURI— An early six-rowed variety. 
MENSURY— This six-rowed variety is an enormous yielder. 
BLACK HULLESS— Has no beards and yields well. 
• WHITE HULLESS— Has no beards and yields well. 
BUCKWHEAT 
(Bushel, 48 lbs.) 
• ADAiMirar RI irKWHEAT— Endrely distinct from aU other varieties. It has 
JAPANESE BUCKWMtA l 7; ; bloom and produces seed earlier, 
the advantage of. remaining '"rf""^. "north It resiste drought and bUght 
On this account ^. g^°^J^„''^ "iS'Joior and larger th^i SUver Hull. 
I?Lu"4"as fIrtrbus1i^s";o""have been harvested of this variety, making 
SIlivEMLL-''A ier^'^ood and popular variety. The grain is of light gray 
^^olo^ round^ tfan tS. fommon vrriety, has a much thinner hull. 
BEANS-Field 
White rea Yellow California 
OATS 
(Bushel, 34 lbs.) 
We shall be pleased to furnish samples and 
quotations for quantities of Seed Oats. 
ABUNDANCE— A Tree Oat, medium stiff straw with short plump kernels and 
ripenfabout eight days earlier than other varieties. Is supposed not to stool. 
Has become firmly established in the West. 
TWENTIETH CENTURY— An extra heavy cropper. 
LIGOWA— Very early. 
NEWMARKET— One of the best all-round varieties in cultivation. 
SENSATION-Very early. Stiff straw with long open head, pyramidal in form, 
a great cropper. 
SIBERIAN— Very productive. 
early. 
BLACK TARTARIAN. 
NEW BLACK GOANETTE. 
GRAND NEW WHITE OAT, 
O. A. C. No. 72 
RYE 
(Bushel S6 lbs.) 
SPRING RYE-It is quite hardy and the seed can be fnJThoiwTe ^""^ 
ronsid''e?able'p^tJre°in a mSs^ season, fn districts liable to dry weather, 
FALl^^TLTa^^tfco^^^nly^^c-rv'aU^^o^r grain, straw, green fodder, etc. 
SPELTZ OR EMMER 
(40 lbs. to Bushel) 
stock. Sow in the Spring. 
PEAS 
(Bushel 60 lbs.) 
CANADIAN BEAUTY-A vanety^f WUte Majow whicV^nilfwX^n? 
GOLDEI^vfNEl-^iette variety, early, good straw and a splendid yielder. 
^VHt^TE^M^'-RlowT&rollfiS^^^ pods filled with large peas. 
SZicK EY^^MARROWFAT-Equal to the White ^^^^^^^^ 
pigeons and poultry. 
VERY THIN HULL 
LONG. STRONG STRAW. 
STANDS UP WELL. 
SPLENDID YIELDER. 
This grand new Oat originated on the Experimental Farm at Guelph and has 
"^Th'e^tr'a^^T^rtrcrand heavy, with a hull 8 p.c thinner than^any other 
Oat we know of. It has splendid feeding properties, and is the heaviest yieiaing 
Oat tested for years. 
WHEAT 
(Bushel 60 lbs.) 
GOVERNMENT STANDARD. 
SPRING VARIETIES 
MARQUIS-By acclimatiring Hard Red Calcutta and c™^'')^ 
very stiff. 
PRESTON— This new wheat is the result of crossing the Red Fife Ladoga- 
SSi^rMtiK" ^f^^i^^^ 
few so much. 
WHITE RUSSIAN and LOST NATION-Well known bald varieties. 
RED FIFE and WHITE FIFE— Standard bald varieties. Manitoba grown. 
WILD GOOSE-A very productive and hardy white headed variety. GraiD 
hard and flinty; best sort to raise for feeding stock. 
COLORADO RED-BEARDED— Eariy and a grand yielder. 
FALL WHEAT 
(Bushel 60 lbs.) (GOVERNMENT STANDARD) 
CLAWSON, GARFIELD and other fall varieties. Market price. 
SEAMLESS COTTON BAGS at 7Sc. 
Special Prices for large quantities of Seed Grain. 
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