“HOW TO GO FISHIN’” 
Back in t ie days when all of us were 
boys, a day off to go fishin’ was just 
about the best thing going. And lots 
of us still enjoy it. 
But so many of us grown-ups still 
insist on fishin’ when we buy seeds 
for our farm. We look around every 
place, fishin’ for the fellow who 
quotes us the lowest price on the 
seed we want. What a mistake! On 
something so important as seeds! 
Seeds from which we want to grow a 
real crop. Seeds, something which can 
so easily fool us—as to their quality, 
or fitness for use in our section. 
Instead of such foolish fishin’ for 
low prices—we most certainly should 
first seek the quality that is required. 
Seeds are no different from anything 
else in this world. ... You get 
what you pay for! Every bushel of 
really desirable seed is worth every 
cent of its cost. The cheaper stuff 
isn’t worth any more than it sells for. 
Spend your spare fishin’ time in 
going after real fish. But buy your 
seeds from Hoffman, and get full 
value for the cash investment you 
make! 
“The Victory Oats I received from you this Spring produced 93 bushels 
per acre. A very unusual yield for this locality.” 
Amos E. Pflugh, 
Beaver Falls, Pa. 
• 
E. L. Kreider has had charge of our Order 
Filling Department for many years. Tons and 
tons of seeds have passed through his hands. 
Brought up on his father's farm within a mile 
of Landisville. His job is to keep things mov¬ 
ing properly on the shipping floor. Mr. Kreider 
always appreciates any suggestions that you 
might care to make which will improve the 
service of his department. He has been with 
us since 1917 except for two years' World War 
service. 
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