PERFECTION BRAND SEEDS 
1 
Live at Home--Plant a Garden 
One acre of garden will pay better than an acre or several acres of farm products. Plant a 
garden, keep it busy every month of the year and save real money. Highest quality and lowest 
prices prevail in every department. These are thrifty times and our catalogue is keyed to the 
thrifty buyer. 
We thank all of our old friends and customers for their liberal patronage in the past and hope 
to hear from you often during the coming season. 
Suggestions for Ordering 
A reading of the following will prove an aid to you and 
to us: 
OUR PRICES—Including bags, boxes, and free cartage 
to the depot. 
The prices quoted in this catalog include free delivery 
on packets, ounces, quarter pounds, pounds (except where 
otherwise stated). “By freight or express” means that 
transportation chargee are paid by the customer. 
EARLY ORDERS—Our rush season comes in the months 
of March and April. Orders sent at once secure prompt 
shipment from our full stock. 
HOW TO ORDER—Write your name, postoffice. State, 
and express office plainly with black ink on every order 
and every time you write us. Give plain express, mail, or 
freight directions. Where none are given, we route at 
buyer’s risk. 
MARKET GARDENERS and others who buy vegetable 
seed in bulk to the amount of $10.00 or more are requested 
to send their list of seeds wanted to us and let us make 
special quotations. 
PLANT ORDERS—Orders for plants will be filled as 
early in the spring as we consider it safe to send them. If 
ordered for immediate shipment in severe weather, they 
will be sent at purchaser’s risk. 
USE ORDER SHEETS—The use of order sheets enclosed 
in this catalog is a great help to us in facilitating filling 
and shipment of orders. More will be sent on receipt of 
postal asking for same. 
ABOUT WARRANTING SEEDS—It is impractical to 
guarantee seeds, as the best seeds will fail under improper 
treatment. Some may be sown in too dry ground or too 
wet, too deep, or too shallow. Some hardy seeds will stand 
cold weather and will grow where the soil is too cold for 
others and would cause them to decay. Insects may attack 
and destroy them. For these reasons we do not give war¬ 
ranty in any respect, and will not be responsible for the 
crop. 
How often have we observed some one advertising “North¬ 
ern Grown Seeds” ? To infer that only “Northern Grown” 
seeds are safe to plant, is misleading, to say the least. 
The fact of the matter is. Garden and Flower Seeds are 
grown in all parts of the globe. Depending on where one 
resides, of course, some are Southern grown, others North¬ 
ern, Eastern or Western. All our seeds are grown in that 
part of the world where most adapted. 
Index 
Page 
Garden Seeds 
Asparagus ... 
._ .. 3 
Asparagus Roots. 3 
Beans 
_3-4 
Beets . 
.... 5 
Borecole . 
.. 7 
Broccoli . 
. 5 
Brussels Sprouts_5 
Cabbage . 
.. 6 
Frost Proof 
Plants 17 
Cantaloupe 
9 
Carrots . 
_ 7 
Cauliflower . 
. 6 
Celery . 
. 6 
Collards . 
. 6 
Corn Salad . 
. 6 
Corn—Sweet 
._ 8 
Cress . 
. 5 
Cucumber . 
. 8 
Dill . 
. 5 
Egg Plant ... 
. 7 
Endive . 
. 7 
Garlic . 
.11 
Gumbo . 
. .. 11 
Herbs . 
.17 
Horseradish 
Kale or Borecole.. 7 
Kohl-rabi . 
. 7 
Leek . 
.12 
Lettuce .. 
. 9 
Mustard _ 
_ ..11 
Mustard Spinach_11 
Muskmelon 
. 9 
Okra 
11 
Onions . 
..12 
Onion Plants 
._..ll 
Onion Sets .. 
__11 
Onion Seed . 
.12 
Oyster Plant 
_15 
Parsnips 
. 12 
Parsley . 
. 12 
Peas . 
. 13 
PepDer . 
.13 
Pie Plant ... 
.13 
Potatoes . 
-.. 15 
Pot Herbs .... 
17 
Pumpkin . 
. 14 
Radish . 
14 
Rhubarb . 
. 13 
Salsify . 
. 15 
Spinach .. 
.15 
Squash . 
15 
Swiss Chard 
. 5 
Tobacco - 
_17 
Tomato .... 
Page 
16 
Turnips 
__17 
Vegetable Plants 
and Roots....17 and 52 
Watermelon . 
. ..10 
Farm Seeds 
Alfalfa . 
.26 
Broom Corn . 
_33 
Buckwheat . 
.29 
Cane . 
. 33 
Clover . 
. 26 
Corn . 
.29 
Cow Peas 
_28 
Dallis Grass . 
_31 
Darso .. 
. .32 
Feterita . 
. ..32 
Grass Seeds_ 
_31 
Hegari .. 
. .32 
Kafir . 
. . .32 
Mangel Wurzel _ 
__33 
Millet . 
_32 
Milo Maize . 
.32 
Mung Beans . 
.. ..27 
Nitragin. 
....Inside Front 
Cover 
Peas—Austrian 
Winter . 
.28 
Peanuts .. 
_30 
Pop Corn . 
... 29 
Rape . 
. 30 
Root Crops . 
.33 
Soy Beans . 
.27 
Sudan Grass . 
_31 
Sunflower . 
.30 
Sweet Clover_ 
_27 
Vetch .. 
_30 
Flower Seeds 
Amaranthus . 
.18 
Ageratum . 
... ..18 
Alyssum . 
.18 
Aster . 
.18 
Baby’s Breath .... 
.18 
Balsam . 
18 
Balsam Apple _.. 
_23 
Calendula . 
_18 
Calliopsis . 
_18 
Candytuft . 
_18 
Cannas .. 
.. 24 
Carnation . 
_18 
Celosia . 
18 
Chrysanthemum 
_18 
Columbine .. 
_18 
Cynoglossum 
.. .18 
Cosmos _ 
_18 
Page 
Cypress Vine — 
_23 
Dahlia . 
19 
Dianthus_ 
..20 
Didiscus 
..19 
Elephant’s Ear 
.24 
Everlastings 
. 19 
Forget-Me-Not _ 
.19 
Four o’Clock _ 
.19 
Foxglove_ 
_19 
Gaillardia _ 
_19 
Geranium . 
.19 
Gourds—Ornamental 23 
Gypsophila .. 
_18 
Hollyhock . 
_19 
Hyacinth Bean 
_23 
Kochia 
_19 
Lantana .. 
..19 
Larkspur . 
.19 
Lupin 
..19 
Madeira Vine .... 
_23 
Marigold 
19 
Matricaria . 
.19 
Marvel of Peru.. 
.19 
Mignonette ._ 
.19 
Moonflower . 
.23 
Morning Glory 
.23 
Nasturtium ... 
.20 
Pansies _ . 
.20 
Petunia . 
.20 
Phlox . 
.20 
Pinks . 
.20 
Poppy . 
.20 
Portulaca . 
.20 
Ricinus . 
.20 
Salpiglossis _ 
.20 
Salvia . 
.20 
Scabiosa .... 
.. .21 
Snapdragon .. 
_21 
Scarlet Runner 
.23 
Snow-on-the 
Mountain_ 
_21 
Stocks . 
.. ..21 
Sunflower . 
.21 
Sweet Peas_ 
_21 
Sweet William ... 
.21 
Thunbergia . 
.21 
Verbena . 
.21 
Vinca . 
.21 
Vine Seeds . 
.23 
Wallflower _ 
_22 
Zinnias 
.22 
Bedding Plants 
Bulbs _25 
Page 
Insecticides, Fungi¬ 
cides, Disinfectants 
All-Around Spray ....36 
Aphistrogen .35 
Arsenate of Lead.36 
B-K .37 
Black Leaf 40.37 
Bordeaux Mixture ....36 
Cereson .38 
Cyanogas Dust .37 
Kayso .37 
K-R-0 .37 
Evergreen .37 
Ferogpn .35 
“43” for the Tree....34 
Grape and Rose 
Dust .37 
Insectrogen .35 
Lime Sulphur 
Solution .36 
Nitragin. 
....Inside Front Cover 
Paris Green .36 
Pyrox .37 
Ratnik .37 
Santechlor .37 
Seed Disinfectants....38 
Semesan .38 
Slug Shot .36 
Stim-U-Plant . 2 
Spray Soap .36 
Sunoco .36 
Tobacco Dust .37 
Tree Tanglefoot .37 
Two-Way Spray .36 
General Supplies 
Antrol .38 
Bee Supplies .37 
Bird Cages .51 
Bird Supplies .51 
Canary Birds .51 
Catnip Mice .41 
Cow Remedies .30 
Cuttle Fish Bone.51 
Dog Foods .40-41 
Dog Remedies .4>0 
Earth Bands .34 
Fertilizers .50 
Flower Boxes 
and Pots .34 
Garden Gloves .23 
Hanging Baskets ....34 
Hotkaps . 52 
Page 
K R O_37 
Labels .34 
Lawn Hose _51 
Plant Tubs —._34 
Plant Supports .34 
Peat . 44 
Peat Moss . 41 
Grafting Wax -36 
Pulvex .40 
Rabbit Supplies _39 
Ratnip . 37 
Roach Killer-37 
Sheep Manure -60 
Snarol .38 
Strawberry Boxes.41 
Poultry Supplies 
Avicol ._..48 
Brooder Heater _45 
Caponizing Sets -49 
Carbola .—49 
Carbolineum . 49 
Cel-O-Glass .46 
Drinking Founts..44-47 
Don Sung . 48 
Foods .60 
Feeders .46-47 
Grit and Shell Box....44 
Hudson Brooder _47 
Leg Bands .. 44 
Nest Eggs . 49 
Remedies __ 48 
Roup Over .48 
Thermometers _43 
Toe Punch . 44 
Trapnests . 44 
Vio-Ray Window 
Fabric .—46 
Garden Tools 
Fertilizer Distributor 23 
Garden Plows ._..42 
Garden Tools -62 
Garden Trowel-52 
Grasnip . 52 
Hand Cultivators —42 
Hedge Shears -52 
Hudson Seeder -42 
Seed Sowers -41 
Spading Fork-- 
....Inside Back Cover 
Spray Pumps . 40 
Trimsnip .. 
....Inside Back Cover 
Weeders .. 52 
