COST AND QUALITY 
My seed is put up in 5c packets, containing as 
large quantity as any of the commission seed firms, 
many of whom sell their packets at 10c. Seed is 
put up as used, from neAV stocks, thus assuring our 
trade of fresh seed of high germination and strong 
vitality. 
Comparison of my prices with those shown in 
other seed catalogues will indicate that the average 
is decidedly in my favor with the added advantage 
that you can buy when needed. 
The quality of my seed is the best, and will be 
found dependable in every particular. On account 
of a constantly changing market with downward 
tendency I do not quote on field seed. Price is as 
low as will be found elsewhere on similar quality. 
PEAS 
Nott’s Excelsior—One of the largest pod dwarf 
varieties and one of the best yielders. 
Premium Gem—An improved variety, producing 
well-filled pods. 
Gradus — The best and earliest of the larger 
growing varieties. 
Thomas Laxton—Similar to Gradus, both grow¬ 
ing about 2 to 3 feet. 
Laxtonian—Largest pod of the dwarf varieties; 
used extensively as an early market variety. 
Dark Pod Telephone—The most desirable later 
variety. 
Bliss Everbearing — Very prolific, continues to 
bloom and bear longer than most varieties. 
Champion of England—Big yielding late variety. 
All varieties, 25c lb. 
Special prices in quantity. 
Write for prices by the bushel for field planting. 
SWEET CORN 
Golden Hummer—A new early yellow variety, 
larger than Bantam and ten days earlier. 
Golden Bantam .per lb., 30c 
Black Mexican .per lb., 25c 
Early Minnesota .per lb., 25c 
Howling Mob .per lb., 25c 
Hickok Improved per lb., 25c 
Stowell’s Evergreen .per lb., 20c 
Either of the latter varieties for field planting at 
$4.00 per bushel. 
FIELD SEEDS 
Our stocks of field seeds have been selected with 
care, are the best obtainable in every instance and 
are seeds adapted to this territory. By early and 
ample purchases we are well prepared to supply 
customers with highest grade seeds of proven 
purity and good vitality. 
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