HENRY FIELD CO., SHENANDOAH, IOWA 
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We Will Save You Money 
RADIO TUBES 
POSTPAID 
REGULAR QUALITY 
For Battery Sets 
112A Power Amp _ $ .72 
201A All Purpose _ .39 
271A Power Amp _ .59 
236 Screen Grid _ .98 
230 All purpose 2 Volt _ .70 
231 2 Volt Power _ .70 
232 2 Volt Screen Grid...98 
233 Pentode Power _ .98 
WD11 1V 2 Volts _ .98 
WD12 1 % Volts _,_ .98 
UX199 Dry Cell Long Prong_ 1.65 
UV199 Dry Cell Short Prong_ 1.65 
120 Dry Cell Power _ 1.65 
222 Dry Cell Screen Grid _ 1.25 
For Electric Sets 
224A Screen Grid _ $ .69 
226 All Purpose AC_ .55 
227 All Purpose AC__ .49 
235 Screen Grid _ .75 
245 Power Amp. _ .59 
280 Rectifier Tube _ _ .49 
BATTERIES 
(See Inside Back Cover) 
SUPER QUALITY 
For Battery Sets 
112A 
Power Amp. _ _ 
.98 
201A 
All Purpose _ _ 
.... .50 
271A 
Power Amp._ 
. - _ _ .60 
230 
All Purpose 2 Volt_ 
. - - - .85 
232 
2 Volt Screen Grid_ 
.... 1.19 
233 
Pentode Power _ _ _ 
1.19 
234 
Pentode _ . 
... - 1.39 
236 
Screen Grid_ 
.... 1.19 
For Electric Sets 
224A Screen Grid _ $ .98 
226 All Purpose _ .60 
227 All Purpose _ .78 
235 Screen Grid _ .98 
245 Power Amp. _ .79 
280 Rectifier Tube _ .60 
256 2 Volt Amp _ .89 
257 2 Volt Pentode Screen 
Grid _ 1.19 
258 2 Volt Pentode Screen 
Grid _ 1.19 
259 2 Volt Pentode Out Put-- 1.39 
246 2 Volt Amp _ 1.05 
282 2 Volt Rectifier _ .89 
Hardy Vines 
For Porch, Arbor, Trellis 
Thrifty Plants chat Give Results 
5 for $1.00; 25<* Each, Postpaid 
Your Choice, Alike or Assorted 
American Ivy —The American Wood¬ 
bine. 
Bittersweet —Popular for winter dec¬ 
oration. 
Engelmann’s Ivy —A hybrid of the 
American and Boston Ivy. Very hardy. 
Clematis, Paniculata —The variety 
having the fragrant white flowers. 
Honeysuckle, Japanese —Your choice 
of: Halliana, Yellow flowers. Red 
Coral, Scarlet blooms. 
Trumpet Flower —The strong grower 
having immense orange trumpet-shap¬ 
ed flowers. 
Popular Vines 
For Ornament and Shade 
Your Choice of These Beauties 
2 for $1.00; 60^ Each; 4 for $1.75 
Postpaid 
Alike or Assorted 
Boston Ivy —The tightly clinging 
vine for brick, stucco or cement walls. 
Clematis —Large flowering varieties. 
Choice of: Jacknianni, Purple; Mad. 
Edw. Andre, Red; Ramona, Blue. 
Dutchman’s .Pipe—Large leafed, 
grafted plants. 
Silver Lace Vine —Fastest growing 
of all hardy climbing vines. Many 
customers report 30 feet growth the 
first season. Covered with masses of 
foamy white flowers in late summer. 
Wisteria —Handsome lacy foliage 
with large, drooping trusses of purple 
or white flowers. Specify which color. 
FREE FLOWER SEED 
Your choice of any of the flowers listed here, 1 packet for each 25c of your order for vege¬ 
table or flower $eed or bulbs listed in this catalogue. 
We hope everyone will grow lots of flowers this year. We are going to do our part toward fur¬ 
nishing the seed so are offering free with your order, the flowers listed. 
They are all popular varieties and wonderful mixtures of color. Pick out what you want, 1 
packet with each 25c of your order. And don’t fail to look over the flower seed pages of the cata¬ 
logue. We have many new varieties and the best of the old. 
1313— Sweet Alyssum, Snow White. For borders and 
porch boxes. 
1314— Balsam, Single Mixed. The old fashioned Touch- 
Me-Not. 
1315— Candytuft, Mixed Colors. This kind something 
like Annual Phlox. 
1316— Cornflower, Mixed Colors. The newer type of 
this flower. 
1317— Cosmos, Early Mixed Colors. This strain is sure 
to bloom and furnish lots of color. 
1318—Dianthus. The old fashioned China Pinks, sin¬ 
gle and all colors mixed. They will bloom the 
first year. 
1319— California Poppy, Prize Mixed. Golden yellow, 
crimson, orange and other colors. 
1320— Annual Larkspur, Mixed Colors. The tall, long 
stemmed branching type. 
1321— Poppy, Sleepy Hollow Mixed. All colors, double 
and single. 
1322— Portulaca, or Rose Moss. Low growing and cov¬ 
ered with bright colored flowers. 
1326— Sweet William, Mixed Colors. A beautiful per¬ 
ennial furnshing cut flowers or for bedding. 
1346—Castor Bean, Red Spire. Bright crimson spikes 
standing above the foliage. 
1265—Wild Flower Garden. A mixture of annual 
flowers. A riot of color. 
