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JOSEPH HARRIS COMPANY, INC., COLDWATER, NEW YORK 
Welschkorn {Ger.) SWEET CORN MaU (It.) 
One pound of seed will plant 350 to 400 hills; 12 lbs. will plant an acre. 
A bushel weighs 48 lbs. 
Note —25 lbs. of one variety will be supplied at the 100 lb. rate. 
*At the prices here quoted, sweet com is not prepaid. Purchaser pays transportation on 
sweet corn except as follows: If your order for vegetable seeds, including com, amounts to 
$20.00 or more we will prepay the FREIGHT charges. 
Harris’ Northern Grown Sweet Corn 
Harris’ Northern grown sweet corn has proved to be 
earlier, hardier and more vigorous than seed of the same 
varieties grown farther south and in the West. For many 
years we have made a specialty of growing sweet corn seed 
and due to our efforts in careful scientific selection and 
breeding to improve the earliness, yield and quality, the 
demand for Harris’ Sweet Corn has grown so that we are 
now large growers of the best market varieties. 
Write for special prices on large lots. 
Canada Gold (NEW) 
Large, Handsome Ears, Heavy Yield 
and EARLY 
As we see more of this new variety we are more firmly 
convinced of its merit, as an early corn. It is only a few 
days later than Golden Early Market and will produce 
more large marketable ears. 
The ears are eight inches long, with 8 to 12 rows of deep 
butter yellow kernels of excellent quality. The plant is 
strong, tall and sturdy, often producing two good ears on a 
stalk. This is a real achievement in sweet corn breeding 
and we urge those who have not grown this kind to try 
some this year. See prices on page 14. 
“/ thought you would like to know how the Canada Gold came out with 
me. I have had it for two weeks now and if I had planted it in my early 
land, could have had it a week or ten days earlier. It is the very best of any 
early corn and quality much better. Shall plan to have a lot another year.” 
M. Benj. Chesley, Amesburg, Mass. August 1, 1935. 
Whipple’s Yellow Sweet Corn 
Harris’ Original Northern Grown Stock 
We are the original introducers of Whipple’s Yellow Corn and since its introduction in 1920 
we have constantly bred and selected it for earliness, uniformity of size and high yield. The great 
popularity of this fine kind has brought many inferior strains on the market. You cannot afford to 
grow just an ordinary strain of this fine corn. 
We have seen many stocks of Whipple’s Yellow grown in comparison with our own and have 
been greatly impressed by the fact that ours stands head and shoulders above all the rest. 
Every pound of this variety which we sell is grown here in the North on and in the vicinity of our 
own farm, from our own carefully bred stock seed. The only safe way to do is to buy your seed 
direct from headquarters and you will be sure that you are getting the true original Whipple’s 
Yellow. We do not sell to dealers. 
Note—When ordering please write Whipple's Yellow" not just "Whipple's" as that will confuse 
it with Whipple's Early which is a white corn. See prices on page 14. 
Golden Early Market (Gill’s) 
Same as Golden Hummer, Extra Early Golden, Extra Early Yellow, Etc. 
This is one of the earliest kinds and there are many different and inferior strains of this 
popular variety sold under a great many names so the grower should be careful to get seed of the 
true original stock. 
The ears are 7 to 8 inches long with 10 to 12 rows of broad bright yellow kernels. These large 
attractive ears are sure to command the highest prices on the early market. We obtained our 
stock seed from the originator and have carefully grown our seed crop here in the North for the 
last three years. Sec prices on page 14. 
Note how much larger Canada Gold (right) 
is than Extra Early Bantam. 
