TH EY G ROW B ET TER • THEY YIELD BETTER 
SEED CORr^ 
Plant 8 quarts 
to the acre 
Caution. — The unusually early freezing weather in October 
froze up the most of the Corn crop of the United States, leav- 
ing very little fit for planting. It would be a calamity if you 
should fail with your Corn crop because of planting "uncertain" 
seed. Do not think of risking Corn because it is offered at a 
low price and "someone" thinks it will grow. Be sure — lake no 
chances. Plant my Quality Seed Corn which tests lOO per cent. It 
would be cheaper at $20 a bushel and a perfect crop than at S2 a 
bushel and a failure. S5 per bushel means only Si. 25 per acre. 
Prices subject to change. Seamless bags holding 
2 bus., 40 cts. each 
Sure-Crop Ninety-Day Seed Com 
A TRULY VALUABLE MINETY-DAY CORN 
The tremendous quantity of shelled Corn this variety pro- 
duces tb the acre surprises everyone who grows it. Generally 
two good ears to a stalk. The grain is very long, longer than 
any other, and the cob very thin. Sure-Crop has a rich, deep 
yellow grain, making it much desired by millers. The fodder 
grows from 8 to 10 feet high. Order this Corn upon my recom- 
mendation; if not satisfied when you get it, return it at once — • 
I'll gladly pay freight both ways and refund the amount paid. 
That's how sure I am you'll like the Corn. It is positively an 
early Corn, and you are always sure of a magnificent crop in 
the shortest season. Pk. $1.25, Vzbus. $3.50, bus. $5; 10 bus. 
at $4.75 per bus. Seamless 3-bus. bags 40 cts. each. 
Funk's Yellow Dent 
I have none of this variety to offer this year. It was one of 
the crops that, because of unfavorable growing weather, was 
slow in developing and was then caught in the October freeze. 
We urge you to grow either Sure-Crop or Special Stock Yellow 
Dent this year. 
Eureka Ensilage Com 
Has a record of 70 tons and 800 lbs. of Corn grown 
on one acre 
This Corn was originated in Virginia about twenty-five 
years ago. It is the result of careful selection for many years 
from the old Southern Prolific Corn which often has five to 
eight ears on a stalk. Eureka is a smooth White Dent Corn 
with large kernels, while its fodder grows from 12 to 18 feet 
high. 
Eureka Ensilage Corn grows taller, has more leaf, and 
will produce more tons of good material for the silo than 
any other kind. It not only grows the tallest and has the 
most leaf, but is also very productive of ears. In the 
northern states it will get into proper condition for cut- 
ting early in September. Its value for ensilage is due to 
its enormous growth and great production of leaf and 
ears. Eureka Corn will mature its ears in Pennsylvania 
in about 120 days. In our opinion and in the opinion of 
hundreds of the best farmers in the United States, this is 
the best Corn in cultivation for ensilage. 
Eureka Corn has a record of 70 tons and 800 pounds of 
green Corn from one acre. This record was made by weigh- 
ing one square rod taken from an acre which was first divided 
into four equal parts, and the weighing was done by three 
reliable disinterested parties. 
The proper time to cut ensilage is when it is in blossom 
— watch the tassel. It is better to cut earlv than too late Sure-Crop Ninety-Day Com. This is, in 
CI OS. ta OE u HA nc opinion, the best ninety-day Com— lots 
m. $1.25, Vzbus. $2.25, bus. $4.25 of com, very little cob. 
USE WIZARD BRAND PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE on your Corn. It will make the crop worth 
while. It is nature's way of making the Corn crop better. Give it what it needs. You cannot raise a calf with- 
out feeding it; you cannot raise Corn without feeding it. (See prices, page 6i.) 
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