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The World 
clamors for Food for man and beast at higher prices than have prevailed during ;he last fifty years. The market is at 
oiir very doors. The opportunity of a lifetime is here. Kvery Farmer should plant every available acre this spring and 
plan to raise the biggest crops he ever grew. The Best Seeds grow Bumper crops. 
Dibble’s Seed Farms 
comprising nearly 2,000 acres of the choicest land in the famous Genesee valley country of Western New \ ork are 
Headquarters For Farm Seeds 
over 100,000 bushels in stock, of one quality only, and that the highest grade obtainable, which we sell direct 
From our Farms to Yours 
subject to our famous ten-day-test-money-back-if-you-want-it guarantee at lower prices than the same quality can be 
bought for elsewhere. ... ... . • • i i i • i 
Our business policy of selling the highest grade Farm Seeds for the lowest possible prices consistent with the higli- 
est possible quality has built up for us during the last 25 years, the largest strictly mail order Farm Seed 1 rade m 
this country, and we would like to number you among our customers. 
20,000 Bushels Dibble's D. B. Brand Alfalfa, Clover and Grass Seeds, D. "b. Brand sold last year was above 99.70). 
Northern grown, hardy, vigorous, “The Cream of the Crop.” Every bag tested in our own Laboratory by a member of 
our Firm, an expert seed analyst wdio is a graduate of Cornell and Wisconsin. 
Dibble’s D. B. Brand Seeds are “dependable Seeds,” the kind we sow on our own farms to produce an annual Hay 
Crop of a thousand tons, 500 of which is Alfalfa. 100 acres of Alfalfa on one of our Farms has been pronounced by dis¬ 
interested experts—“The best hundred acres east of the Rocky Mountains.” Why not get your Alfalfa Se^ from 
successful Eastern Alfalfa growers, thereby getting hardy, acclimated seed that will thrive on your Farm. Dibbles 
New Book on “Alfalfa Culture For Eastern Farmers,” tells you just how to grow it. ^ . , 
D. B. Brand Seeds are used on the Cornell College Farms. The New York State Experiment Station uses them 
for their extension w'ork, and we sell thousands of Farmers, Granges and Farmers’ Clubs annually. Our prices will save 
you money. New cotton bags free. 
35,000 Bushels Dibble’s Seed Oats New Heavyweight, S,r’Graif;L'e'’lwre:)wTMie^^^ 
thoroughly recleaned, straw strong, stiff and sturdy, wonderful yielder. Eight different crops have been reported to us 
by our customers in the Middle and New England States of yields of over 100 bushels per acre. In our own township. 
Heavyweights have yielded 115 bushels per acre when common oats turned out less than 60. 
Prices_100 lb. (the proper amount to seed one acre), $3.50; 10 bushels or over, $1.10 per bushel. Bags Free. 
nikkla’o Turanl^atk Tanhirv extra early with thin-hulled grain, weighing 34-38 lb., splendid cropper. Many of our cus- 
1/1DDie S IWcIlUclil l/CIUUIj, toniers have reported yields of from 80-100 bushels per acre, and one of our neighbors dehv- 
ered to our seed house, 440 bushels recleaned grain from a four-acre field. On our own farms, growing 150 acres a year 
for the last ten years, the average yield was above 60 bushels per acre or more than twice the average of the United States 
for the same period. , r 
Price—214 bu. bag (enough for one acre, $2.50); 10 bushels or over, 90c per bushel; bags free. 
nnn Rnckalc HiKklo’c rnm pedigree stock, northern grown for northern Farmers, acclimated, produces ears 
^U,UUU DUbneib UlUUlCb IJCCU ViUllI, ^g g^alks, every lot tested in our own Laboratory, both for germination 
and moisture content, 90% germination guaranteed. (Average all samples tested to date above 95%) “the best money can buy.” 
Best eight varieties for the Crop or the Silo: 
Dibble’s Early Yellow Dent. 
Dibble’s White Cap Yellow Dent. 
Dibble’s Improved Learning. 
Dibble’s Big Red Dent. 
Dibble’s Mammoth White Dent. 
f Bushel, $2.00. 
1 2 bu. bag, $3.50. 
-i 10 bushels or over, $1.65 per bushel. 
Special proposition to Granges and 
Farmers’ Clubs in 50-100 bushel lots. 
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Dibble’s New Drought Proof Yellow Dent, bushel, $3.00; 2 bu. bag, $5.00. 
Dibble’s Mammoth Yellow Flint, bushel, $3.00; 2 bushels or over, $2.50 per bu. 
Dibble’s White Flint, extra early, bushel, $2.25; 2 bushels or over, at $2.00 per bu. 
New bags free of course. Samples Free. 
CA AAA RiiokAto Aikklo’c OoAfl Pntafnoc northern grown from selected stock Seed, every bushel saved from fields that 
bUjUUU DUSuCIS UlDDlC S OCCQ lOlHlOCS free from blight. Early , Ohio, Irish Cobbler, Early Rose, Manistee, 
Bovee, Queen, Moneymaker Giant, Mountain, Gold Coin, Uncle Sam, Rural New-Yorker, Carman, Sir Walter Raleigh 
and Dibble’s Russet, the best potato for main crop now in cultivation. 
n^kkl/t’o Rovm PofolAVT tbe leading strictly Farm Seed Book of the year contains up-to-the-minute information 
iMDDie S rarni oceu CdldlUg every Farmer should have before he spends a dollar for Farm Seeds. It is beautifully illus¬ 
trated* iitany pictures in colors, descriptions written by our Edward F. Dibble, a practical Farmer of thirty years expe- 
rieiice, a Farm Seed Catalog for business Farmers. Dibble’s New Book Alfalfa Culture for Kast- 
ern Farmers,” and ten samples of Dibble’s Farm Seeds for testing Free. Just say on a postal card— 
“Send the Books and Samples,” and address— 
Edward F. Dibble Seedgrower, Box B, Honeoye Falls, N. Y. 
No War Prices on Dibble^s Farm Seeds. Buy Direct. Save Money 
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