Qood Seeds Cannot be Bought Anywhere for Less Than / t 
ARCHIAS’ LOW PRICES 
It has been over 52 years since the first farmers of Missouri and nearby states intrusted 
the results^ of the year’s cultivation to the vitality of “Archias’ seeds.” “SURE SEEDS,” 
as Archias’ seeds were later called, have been planted by increased numbers of successful 
gardeners, farmers, and flower lovers each year. Our trade name, “SURE SEEDS,” was 
really given to our seeds by those who planted them year after year. Through your support, 
Archias’ Seed Store Corp. has grown to first place in quality, dependability, and economy. 
Our policy for 1936 will continue as before, to offer the highest possible grade of seeds, plants, 
bulbs and nursery stock at lowest prices. 
In sincere appreciation in the past and to help new friends become acquainted with us, we wish to 
give each of you a collection of free flower seeds for 1936. We refer you to the page at the left for 
detailed information. There has been some shortage in some of the seed crops this past year and so 
we urge you to send your order early. Some varieties when sold out cannot be replaced. 
With kind regards and sincere wishes for a most successful agricultural season in 1936, we are 
Sincerely yours. 
TO OUR CUSTOMERS LIVING IN 
MISSOURI 
SALES TAX. The State of Missouri 
requires all merchants to collect a 1 % 
sales tax on all retail sales made within 
the State of Missouri. The prices in 
this catalog do not include this tax, so 
it will be necessary for our customers 
living in Missouri to add 1% to the 
price of all goods ordered. 
ARCHIAS’ SEED STORE CORP. 
Sedalia, Missouri 
L.H.ARCH I A S Sr. 
ARCHIAS’ SEED STORE CORP. 
Owners of Archias Floral Company, Greenhouses and Nursery 
106-108 East Main St. SEDALIA, MISSOURI 
RELIEF ORDERS 
FOR SEED 
ACCEPTED 
We will accept relief or¬ 
ders for seeds issued by any 
State, County, or City re¬ 
lief agency or office. Be sure 
to send original printed 
form properly signed by 
authorised relief officer. 
Vegetable and Flower Seeds are Postpaid 
in packet and ounce quantities; also many items of Nursery 
Stock and Supplies are quoted Postpaid. Items not marked 
postpaid, please use the parcel post table at left. In ordering 
a pound, remit postage for two pounds, as packing will 
increase weight. 
The weight limit in all zones is 70 pounds. 
Bulk limit (measurement around package both ways), in 
all zones, 72 inches. 
Liquids and goods packed in glass must go by express. 
Same Day Shipping Service 
Orders received in the morning’s mail are usually shipped 
the same day. We believe in service; we know when you 
order from us, you need it. We have every facility for filling 
and shipping orders promptly. We have an immense stock 
of all the items shown in this book. You can depend on 
immediate shipment and prompt delivery. 
How to Send Money 
Money can be sent safely either by post office order, 
bank draft, express order, or registered letter. 
PARCEL POST RATES 
First Zone—up to 50 miles. 
8c 
Each addi¬ 
tional lb. or 
fraction 
lc 
Second Zone—50 to 150 miles. 
8c 
lc 
Third Zone—150 to 200 miles. 
9c 
2c 
Fourth Zone—300 to 600 miles .... 
10c 
4c 
Fifth Zone—600 to 1000 miles .... 
11c 
6c 
Sixth Zone—1000 to 1400 miles . . . 
12c 
7c 
Seventh Zone—1400 to 1800 miles . 
14c 
9c 
Eighth Zone—over 1800 miles .... 
15c 
11c 
Ask your Postmaster what zone you are in, 
making note 
of it and use this tablr. 
NON-WARRANTY 
The Archias’ Seed Store Corp. gives no warranty, express or implied, as to description, quality productiveness, or any other matter 
of any seeds they send out, and will not be in any way responsible for the crop. When mentioned, purity and germination tests are 
for information only and without warranty. 
Abronia . 21 
Alyssum . 21 
Ageratum . 21 
Amaranthus. 21 
Anchusa . 28 
Antirrhinum . 21 
Apples . 36 
Asparagus . 2 
Asters . 22 
Aquilegia . 28 
Bachelor’s Button . . 23 
Balloon Vine . 29 
Balsam . 22 
Balsam Pear. 29 
Barley . 14 
Bartonia . 22 
Bee Keepers’ 
Supplies . 30 
Beans . 3 
Beets . 2 
Bird Supplies. 31 
Blackberries . 35 
Broccoli . 2 
Brussels Sprouts ... 2 
Buddleia . 17 
Cabbage . 3 
Calendula . 22 
Calliopsis . 22 
Canary Bird Vine .. 29 
Candytuft . 22 
Cane . 14 
Cannas . 16, 22 
Canterbury Bells ... 28 
Cauliflower . 4 
Cardinal Climber ... 29 
Carnation .... 19, 23, 28 
Carrots . 5 
Celery . 5 
Celosia . 23 
Centaurea . 2 3 
Chinese Cabbage ... 4 
Chinese Woolflower.. 23 
Cherries . 37 
Chrysanthemums 19, 23 
Clematis . 29, 3 6 
Climbers from Seed.. 29 
Cobaea. 29 
Collards . 4 
Corn, Field .14 
Corn, Pop . 6 
Corn, Sweet . 6 
Coreopsis . 4, 27 
Cosmos . 23 
Cucumbers . 5 
Cypress Vine . 29 
Dahlias . 16, 23 
Dairy Supplies . 32 
Daisies . 23 
Datura . 23 
Delphinium . 28 
Dianthus . 23 
Didiscus . 24 
Digitalis . 28 
Dog and Cat Supplies 31 
Eggplant . 6 
Endive . 4 
Eschscholtzia . 24 
Euphorbia . 23 
Everlastings . 24 
Feterita . 14 
Fertilizers . 13 
Flowering Shrubs . . 34 
INDEX 
Forget-me-not . 24 
Four O'clock.24 
Gaillardia . 29 
Garden Seeds . 2-12 
Gilia . 2 4 
Gladiolus . 17 
Godetia . 24 
Gourds . 29 
Grapes . 37 
Grohoma . 14 
Gypsophila . 24 
Hay, Pasture Grass. . 15 
Hedge Plants . 34 
Herbs . 7 
Hollyhock . 29 
Honeysuckle . 36 
Hotkaps . 5 
Huckleberry.11 
Hyacinth Bean. 29 
Insecticides . 33 
Kaffir Corn .14 
Kale . 7 
Kochia . 2 4 
Kohl-rabi . 7 
Kudzu Vine . 29, 36 
Larkspur, Annual . . 25 
Lawn Grass Seed ... 13 
Leek . 7 
Lettuce .. 6 
Lilies . 16, 17, 29 
Lobelia . 24 
Lupinus . 24 
Madeira Vine . 36 
Marigold . 25 
Mignonette . 24 
Milo Maize. 14 
Moonflower . 29 
Morning Glory . 29 
Mushroom Spawn... 4 
Muskmelon . 8 
Mustard . 7 
Nasturtium . 25 
Nigella . 25 
Nitragin . 15 
Okra . 9 
Onions . 7 
Pansy . 25 
Parsnips . 9 
Parsley . 9 
Peaches . 36 
Peanuts . 8 
Pears . 36 
Peas . 9 
Peonies . 16 
Peppers . 9 
Petunias . 26 
Phlox Drummond! . . 25 
Physostegia . 29 
Plums . 3 7 
Poppy . 26 
Portulaca . 25 
Poultry and Pigeon 
Supplies .30 
Pumpkins . 9 
Pyrethrum . 26 
Radishes . 10 
Raspberries . 35 
Rhubarb . 10 
Ricinus . 26 
Rose Plants . 20 
Rye. 14 
Salpiglossis.26 
Salsify . 10 
Salvia. 26 
Scabiosa . 26 
Scarlet Runner Bean 29 
Schizanthus . 26 
Seeders . 14 
Silver Lace Vine. 17, 36 
Spinach . 10 
Spirea . 17, 36 
Sprayers . 33 
Squash.10 
Statics . 26 
Stocks . 26 
Strawberries . 
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Strawflowers . 24 
Sunflower . 26 
Sweet Peas . 27 
Sweet William. 29 
Thunbergia . 26 
Tobacco . 11 
Tritoma . 19 
Tomatoes . 11 
Turnips . 11 
Vegetable Plants ... 4 
Verbena . 27 
Vines . 29, 36 
Vinca . 26 
Watermelon . 8 
Wisteria . 29, 36 
Youngberry . 3 5 
Zinnias . 27 
