CARTERS WHITE CLUSTER OAT. 
The Heaviest, Earliest, most Prolific, and Thinnest Skinned 
White Oat in cultivation. 
'I'his highly bred cluster-headed Oat is 
becoming more popular every year on account 
of its many siilendid qualities, which include — 
Its adaptability for nearly 
every class and condition 
of soil. 
A stout gfrowth of medium 
heisflit. 
An immense yield of grain 
and straw containing the 
maximum of nutritive 
feeding properties. 
Special suitability for growing 
where only one variety of 
Oat is sown. 
Read these letters from Customers ; — 
“ Carters Cluster was the best crop of White Oats I 
ever grew. The straw .was the longest and slr{>ngest I have 
ever grown, and I am looking forward to O, yield of" 
over 10 quarters per acre.”— 
GEORGK TiI’LER, Esq. 
“ According to all accounts that I read Oats are a bad 
crop this year. The sample I am now sending you of 
Carters While Clusters will show that a piece I have is an 
exception. The stalks I am sending are 5 ft. 6 in. Idgh, 
which is a fair average of the whole, much of which is 
over 6 ft., the straw as well as the corn being very heavy. 
They are growing in clayey-gravelly soil, chalk subsoil, 
high on the Chiltern Hills, where things are always 
backward ; they will, therefore, probably grow another 
6 or 8 in.”— CEOR(iK K. Shaw, Esq. 
ROYAL EAST BERKS. 
Cha.mpion Prize for the Best quarter of Oats, any variety. 
First Prize, Best White Oats. 
MIDDLESEX. 
First Prize for the Best five acres of Oats, any variety. 
And several First Prizes at other important Shows, including Basingstoke, South Bucks, Tring, 
Birmingham, &c. 
CARTERS WHITE CLUSTER OAT. 
Hand-picked Seed 8 3 per bushel, 62/- per quarter. Carriage paid. 
It is only necessary to sow 3 bushels per acre of this highly-bred Oat. 
For Spring Wheat and Winter Oats see page 84. 
Raynes Park, London, S.\\’. — 1912. 
