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E VERY agricultural publication in the country has been hammering away for 
years, on the supreme importance of planting fertile seed and clean seed; seed 
that will start off with a jump into the making of a bountiful yield of grain, hay 
or vegetables; seed that is clean and free from contamination of noxious weeds. 
That is just the kind of seed we have been producing for the past 22 years. 
Many of our customers are market gardeners who cannot afford to take a 
chance on uncertain seed. Others are prosperous farmers who have found 
good seed one of the first essentials .of good farming, and plant our seed 
year after year. 
Catalog of Forrest’s Fertile Seeds 
Use our Catalogue in planning for this year’s crop of Silage, Corn, Oats and 
Potatoes. We have a special Pasture Mixture that gives a luxuriant growth 
of forage of high feeding value. Our. seed has been harvested and stored 
under conditions that assure best possible results. 
Early Wonder Silage Corn —Gives 
heavy, leafy growth, large ears, 
formed early. You cannot fill your 
silo with better feed. 
Northern Wonder Oats —Earlier 
than ordinary varieties, and give 
heavier yield. Injured less by dry 
weather than any oats we have 
ever grown. 
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FOR FARM 
& GARDEN 
Potatoes— Smooth, sound, northern 
grown, positively free of any of the po¬ 
tato diseases sometimes affecting seed. 
Standard sorts for farm and market 
growing. 
Timothy and Alsike Pasture Mixture 
—Much higher in feeding value than 
timothy alone. Our Alsike rarely win- 
ter-kills, and gives remarkable in¬ 
crease in bulk of forage. 
Seeds for Home or Market Garden 
The vegetable seed we offer is only that proven best in quantity and quality of yield i 
all parts of the country. There is no bewildering confusion oi other than the most desirable 
varieties. For the small home garden, we have made up selections of FORREST’S FERTILE 
SEEDS which you may be confident are the best of their sorts. These are regular, full 
size packets, containing a generous quantity of seed, and are not small special packets, 
as sometimes sold in collections. 
Forrest’s $1.00 Collection 
Golden Wax Beans 
Cabbage—Early Jersey Wakefield 
Gradus Peas 
Cucumbers—Early White Spine 
Carrots—Danvers Half -Long 
Golden Bantam Sweet Corn 
Ruta Baga—Sweet German 
Swiss Chard 
Parsnips—Hollow Crown 
Salsify—Mammoth Sandwich Island 
Radish—Early Scarlet Turnip 
Beets—Early Blood Red Turnip 
Spinach—Long Standing 
Lettuce—Early Prizehead 
Onions—Yellow Globe Danvers 
Bantam Evergreen Sweet Com 
Crookneck Squash 
Tomato—The Stone 
Forrest’s SOc Collection 
Radish—Early Scarlet Turnip 
Salsify—MammothSandwichlsland 
Lettuce—Early Prizehead 
Beets—Early Blood Red Turnip 
Cucumber—Early White Spine 
Carrots—Danvers Half Long 
Onions—Yellow Globe Danvers 
Tomato—The Stone 
Spinach—Long Standing 
Parsnips—Hollow Crown 
Cabbage—Early Jersey Wakefield 
Ruta Baga—Sweet German 
Forrest’s 25c Collection 
Beets—Early Blood Red Turnip 
Cabbage—Early Jersey Wakefield 
Onions—Yellow Globe Danvers 
Cucumber—Early White Spine 
Lettuce— Prizehead 
Tomato—The Stone * 
Any one of these collec¬ 
tions will prove a profit and 
a pleasure in a small garden. 
Mailed, postpaid, on receipt of price. 
You’ll want our catalogue of course, especial¬ 
ly if you need seed for a larger garden or farm. 
Included with any of the above collections—or 
sent free on request. It is valuable to every 
gardener, and particularly so to every farmer. 
Forrest Seed Co., Box 32, Cortland, N. Y. 
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