am ms 
■  Stocks  are  absolutely  hardy  and  dependable,  the  only  fY/Iy/lK 
requirements  of  Northern  Farmers  and  the  Northern  and  Fast-  /  ‘//Z fljl 
mum  crops  unless  he  plants  Northern  grown  Seeds.  Insist  upon  j  //V  ff® 
m  before  buying  and  avoid  disappointment  at  Harvest  1  ime.  1/ jjj 
comprise  nearly  2,000  acres  of  the  choicest  lauds  in  the  t  /  J 
\ vm C  famous  Genesee  Valley  country  of  Northwestern  New  /If 
York,  and  is  the  source  of  all  that  is  best  in  Farm  Seeds.  y  1 
•n  growing  and  selling  but  just  one,  and  that  the  highest  possible 
now,  we  are  the  only  American  firm  handling  but  the  one  superior  grade,  the 
changing  policy  for  twenty-five  years  has  brought  us  the  largest  American  man 
>yed  by  any  firm  in  this  country  and  our  house  has  become  known  as 
Headquarters  for  Farm  Seeds 
their  number.  You  run  absolutely  no  risk  in  buying  Dibble’s  Farm  Seeds  as  they  have  been  tested  in  our  own  labora¬ 
tory  for  Purity,  Germination  and  Moisture  Content,  and  then  to  make  assurance  doubly  sure,  we  sell  them  on  a •  ten- 
day-money-back-if-you-want-it-guarantee  subject  to  any  test  you  choose  to  make  on  your  own  farm  or  to  have  made  lor 
you. 
WIiIiIa’c  Pvi/*nc  are  usually  lower  than  the  same  high  grade  seeds  can  be  bought  for  elsewhere  as  we  ship 
5  1  I  IL-Co  direct  “From  our  Farms  to  Yours.”  Try  buying  straight  from  the  Covp  lVlftTlPV 
country  right  where  Seeds  are  grown,  this  year,  get  good  seeds  from  the  growers  and  UttVv  IfltFlICjr 
30,000  Bushels  Seed  Oats  ‘‘HEAVY-WEIGHT” 
the  heaviest  and  most  productive  American  Oat  grown. 
Grain  bright,  thin  hulled,  average  weight  44-46  pounds 
recleaned  and  graded  with  heavy,  stiff  straw  and  enor¬ 
mously  productive.  Customers  of  ours  right  hete  in  the 
Eastern  States  report  yields  of  75-80-82-90-92-99-115-117 
bushels  per  acre  on  entife  fields,  weighing  up  to  46  pounds 
and  Free  from  “smut.”  Why  sow  old  run  out  varieties,  or 
light  badly  stained,  or  musty  seed  and  grow  less  on  your 
farm  when  you  can  get  Dibble’s  Heavyweight  as  follows. 
100-pound  bag,  enough  to  sow  one  acre,  $3.00; 
10  bushel  lots  to  99  bushels,  90c.  per  bushel; 
100  bushel  lots  or  over,  85c.  per  bushel. 
Sacks  Free.  Why  pay  more?  Send  for  samples  and  be 
convinced, 
60,000  Bushels  Seed 
Pedigree  Stocks 
(Average  germination  all  tests  made  to  date  above  95%). 
Every  bushel  Northern  Grown,  Best  Seven  Varieties  both 
Flint  and  Dent  especially  selected  by  comprehensive  field 
tests  to  the  needs  of  the  Farmers  of  the  Northern  and 
Eastern  States  both  for  crop  and  the  silo. 
Mammoth  Yellow  Flint  Sanford’s  Early  White  Flint 
Bushel  enough  to  plant  4  acres  $2.00;  2-bu.  bag  $3.50  ;  10  bushels  $16.50 
Big  Red  Dent,  Early  Yellow  Dent,  Improved  Learning, 
White  Cap  Yellow  (extra  early)  and  Mammoth  White 
Dent,  the  big  Northern  grown  White  that  produces  ears 
as  well  as  mammoth  stalks,  commonly  called  the  “King  of 
Ensilage  corn.” 
Bushel,  $2.00;  2-bushel  bag,  $3.50;  10  bushels,  $15.00. 
Special  prices  on  large  lots.  Bags  Free.  Why  pay  more? 
Samples  gladly  mailed  you.  Just  ask  for  them. 
Dibble’s  Best  «=>  -  — — ~~ ^ 
Northern  Grown  Alfalfa 
Clover  and  Grass  Seeds 
99.50%  pure  or  better,  the  highest 
grade  obtainable.  Every  bag  tested 
in  our  own  Laboratory,  both  for 
purity  and  germination.  We  grow 
over  a  thousand  tons  of  hay  annu-  — — — f., 
ally  on  the  Dibble  Farms  of  which 
at  least  500  tons  is  Alfalfa  and  ex- 
perience  has  taught  us  the  kind  of 
seed  to  use  to  produce  the  biggest 
crops.  We  sold  35  carloads  last 
year  and  ship  direct  to  you  at  '  -  ■ 
wholesale  prices.  Why  pay  more? 
Full  stocks  No.  1  Canada  Peas,  Dibble  S  25th  Ann 
Soy  Beans,  Vetch,  etc.  New  bags  and  a  new  quarter-centun 
free.  See  wholesale  Price  List  in  jJt 
Catalog.  Samples  Free.  FREE.  Just  say— "Send  t 
Dibble's  25th  Annual  Farm  Seed  Book 
and  a  new  quarter-century  anniversary  souvenir  Book 
written  by  Mr.  Dibble— "Alfalfa  Culture  for  Eastern 
Farmers,”  the  best  treatise  on  the  subject  ever  written 
FREE.  Just  say— "Send  the  Books.” 
l  uiaiuco  North  era  grown  \ 
from  selecLed  stock  seed.  The  j 
“Best  Fifteen  varieties”  early,  in-  s 
termediate  and  late  in  any  quantity  r- 
from  barrels  to  car  loads.  Demand  * 
was  never  more  active,  sales  are  j 
averaging  over  1.000  bushels  a  * 
day.  Prices  are  advancing.  There  f 
is  an  actual  scarcity  of  good  Seed  j! 
Potatoes,  nothing  like  it  in  years.  \ 
We  grew  thousands  of  bushels  on  * 
our  own  Farms,  and  had  other 
thousands  grown  for  us  last  year 
from  our  own  Seed,  therefore  we 
are  in  position  to  quote  you  lower 
prices  than  the  same  quality  can 
he  purchased  for  elsewhere. 
See  special  Price  List  in  Catalog. 
Now  is  the  time  to  order  before 
stock  is  exhausted. 
Address  Edward  F.  Dibble  Seedgrower,  Box  b,  Honeoye  Falls,  N.  Y. 
Why  not  buy  direct  and  save  money  as  we  ship  “ From  our  Farms  to  yours” 
<j  ®  *  o 
O  OA 
o  a  4  *  0  O 
*1 V  «>  °  O  »  c>  o  J 
V/ 
a  '  n  orff 
.  yo  - ". 
O  «  ^  a  *  « 
.  Of  v 
-  o  y  M 
*  •  - 
tt.  *  r  4  • 
•  *»  ' 
; .  - 
VoVt* 
1  v 
on  J 
*  »‘**C?*\ 
•>  o‘,'’eV/V> 
“  .  i.  * « 
n  »  *  * 
