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Y >elds up to 100 and^ioh "V prodlK 
are reported. Kernel bushels Per 
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This is a yellow oat like ^ t W 
distinctly different ear i y . It is re¬ 
seeding yet matures remarkably ^ y & y£ry 
"o ou^ded Khetsons by 
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for rich land. On thin la " d ^ ' S h uU. Has a high per- 
could select. T t hi *f feorfan excellent feeding oat. 
centage of meat a the color with a 
The kernels have a yeUcm ■^ gra in. This soon 
greenish tip at thet end. M«1 in an amazing way. 
clicks out the b « sh ^t a ,!, h ere you get your profit. 
It’s those extra bu hels wh^e y ^ ^ 
Our seed is selected an g tfae average run. 
Such stock is far s «P e ^ oduce like this seed. 
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seed is cheap a 
^GOLDEIT^ 
RUST PROOF 
7 / This is a big seller with us. It 
’ is unquestionably one of the best to 
sow where rust and other unfavorable 
conditions prevail. It is always a 
heavy producer and under unfavor¬ 
able conditions is far in the lead in 
production. Berries are plump and 
heavy. They contain lots of meat. 
Color a rich golden yellow. Stiff nar¬ 
row leafed straw. 
These oats are quite early. Many 
t of our customers think it is the only 
E kind to sow reporting yields up to 
RE 100 bushels per acre. Our Golden 
Rust Proof ha£ been a boon to 
thousands, 
Big Yielder—No Waste—Fine Feed 
Ordinary oats are 28 to 40% hulls. This variety has no hulls. It’s 
all meat. Grains similar to rye but softer and lighter in color. They 
are also excellent producers in several cases, having outyielded the 
ordinary hulled oat. Even should it fall a little below in yield the in¬ 
creased feeding value of the Hulless makes it very profitable to grow. 
Straw is of medium length and strong. Equally as hardy and drought 
resisting as ordinary oats. These oats can be fed without grinding. 
They certainly are fine feed. One grower reported his Hulless oat smut 
free while common oats were badly affected. In order to assure full pro¬ 
tection against smut we treat all our Hulless oats with copper carbonate 
to destroy any smut spores. This treatment is effective only on Hulless. 
Our seed is fine quality, carefully cleaned, and graded. It is a real 
seed stock. We have new low prices on these oats this year. 
They pile up the 
proof that bet¬ 
ter seed oats 
pay. 
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Our strain of this variety deserves the wide 
popularity it enjoys. A beautiful white oat 
with a soft hull. Nice meaty kernels. It is 
medium early and grows a medium length 
straw. 
This is a select strain of the Silver Mine that 
should astonish a grower of the rundown stock he 
may be still using. Our seed is northern grown 
which is distinctly superior. Our cleaning and grad¬ 
ing alone makes a big difference in results to be 
obtained. 
You will bring back this variety in all its glory. 
It’s like striking a new vein of pay dirt to get this im¬ 
proved Silver Mine for your acres. These oats are 
adapted to a wide area. Profit by their heavy pro¬ 
duction this year. 
HEtf' HULLESS 
