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J • TF. Jung Seed Co. t Quality Seed Growers , Randolph , TF/s. 
JUNG S EXTRA EARLY FORTUNE 
Our stocks of Sweet Corn are mostly of our own growing and is 
of extra fancy quality and high germination. You will find that for 
earliness and sweetness our northern grown seed is way ahead of 
western grown seed. If you want to be the first on the market 
with Sweet Corn of quality plant some of this seed. 
Our Sweet Corn is grown on our own seed farms where Stewart’s Dis¬ 
ease or wilt is unknown. 
Jung's Extra Early Fortune 
This variety originally came from Canada and at our Fairfield 
Farm trials it was the earliest of all. There ia no product of the 
garden so eagerly waited for as the first sweet corn of the season. 
Early Fortune is the real tender, juicy sweet corn ready for use be¬ 
fore the summer has really commenced. On account of its extreme 
earliness, Early Fortune is especially adapted for planting in nor¬ 
thern latitudes and in high altitudes where other varieties fail en¬ 
tirely. The stalks do not grow very large but have two and often 
three unusually large ears.' Ear’s are about seven inches long and 
well filled with sweet and tender grains. Pkt. Sc.; Yz Pt. 18c.; 
pt. 30c.; qt. 50c. 
Jung's Extra Early Golden Bantam 
The Best, the Largest of all Early Sweet Corns. Regaining Its 
Delicate Tenderness Even When a Little Old. This variety is pro¬ 
nounced the favorite because of its extreme early character, vigor¬ 
ous growth and has the richest flavor of all. Besides being early, 
it is very hardy and permits of the earliest planting. The stalks are 
dwarf in growth averaging four feet in height. The ear’s are from 
5 to 7 inches, long and the grain is a bright golden yellow color. 
In flavor it is exceptionally rich and sugary and by every one ad¬ 
mitted to be the richest flavored Sweet Corn. The small stalks can 
be planted closely together. For productiveness and quality it lea.ds 
all varieties. The seed we offer is a special stock of our own grow¬ 
ing and for earliness, yield and sweetness is unexcelled. Pkt. Sc.; 
Yz pt. 18c.; pt, 30c.; qt. 50c. 
HOWLING | 
MOB 
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GOLDEN 
8ANTAM 
Howling Mob The largest eare d, sweetest flavored early 
■ ** - variety in cultivation. This variety is of ex¬ 
ceptional hardiness and productiveness. It produces ears of large 
size, combined with an unusual sweet flavor for so early a corn. The 
stalks are strong and vigorous, four to four and one-half feet high. 
The ears are seven to nine inches in length with 14 or more rows 
of medium sized pearly white grains. The grains are sweet and 
rich in flavor. Pkt. 7c.; Yz Pt. 18c.; pt. 30c.; qt. 45c. 
Golden or Bantam Evergreen This variety of golden 
■ -- or yellow Sweet Corn 
combines the size of the Evergreen ear with the color and quality 
of the Golden Bantam. In crossing these two excellent varieties none 
of the good qualities have been lost, rather it surpasses them in 
sweetness and tenderness. The ears are 7 to 9 inches long, well 
filled with deep kernels of rich yellow corn. It comes just right in 
season to follow the first early sorts. The larger ear and prolonged 
season make it the favorite both in the home garden and for fancy 
market trade. All lovers of Sweet Corn must at least give Bantam 
Evergreen a trial. Pkt. 8c.; Yz Pt. 18c.; pt. 30c.; qt. 55c. 
;reen The Leading Late Variety of Sweet 
- Corn. The most valuable Sweet Corn 
White Evergreen is much superior to Stowells. ‘ It 
most desirable features with the added merits of 
n color, a more tender grain and distinctly sweeter 
average very large- and are well filled to the tips 
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Special Offer No. 4 
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The 5 splendid varieties of Sweet Corn listed above will 
supply your table with tender and delicious sweet corn 
throughout the season. 
1 Pkt. of each variety for 30c. Yz Pt. of each for 85c. 
1 Pint of each for $1.25. 1 Quart of each for $2.45. 
GOLDEN 
EVERGREEN 
WHITE 
evergreen 
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