Good Equipment Reduces Cost to You 
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Sudan Grass 
Following - t It 'e terrible 
drought of last summer which 
ruined pastures and meadows 
there will be a big demand for 
Sudan grass seed as it is the 
one emergency crop which will 
furnish more pasture or hay 
per acre than anything we 
Know of. Belongs to the cane 
family. Sweet, very palatable 
and when seeded with cow 
peas or soy beans makes a 
very good combination feed. 
Sudan furnishes the sugar 
which makes fat and the soy 
beans or cow peas furnish the 
protein which makes bone and 
muscle. Do not seed too early, 
not before May 1 or until the 
ground is thoroughly warmed 
up, as this is a southern plant 
and the seed will decay if soil 
is cold. Price very low com¬ 
pared with other seeds. 1935 
following the drought of 1934 
Sudan grass seed sold up to 18c 
per pound. 
Seed storage capacity, 113,000 bushels. Built and equipped for handling seeds. For best results sow 15 to 18 
pounds per acre, or if you sow 
soy beans or cow peas with this sow 12 pounds per acre and one-half bushel of beans or peas which 
makes a very fine mixture. Increases the yield of hay and also increases the food value materially. Do 
not pasture or cut Sudan grass after it has frozen in the fall as the freezing changes the sugar to poison 
which sometimes kills stock, but after this has frozen thoroughly dry later in the winter makes very 
good pasture. For price see special colored price list enclosed. 
RYE GRASS 
Rye grass will make earlier pasture than any¬ 
thing you can use. Can use quite a lot of it in 
early pasture mixture or it can be sown with oats 
for early pasture. Comes up quick, grows vigor¬ 
ously and produces good early pasture. Sow sepa¬ 
rately 10 to 12 pounds per acre. For price see spe¬ 
cial colored price list enclosed. 
Lawn Grasses 
KENTUCKY BLUEGRASS 
We are one of the largest handlers of Blue- 
grass in Illinois specializing in high grade 
seed. Every year, we sell several carloads of 
Bluegrass. Bluegrass is the foundation of 
all good lawn grass mixtures. Also good in 
permanent pasture mixture. Our seed is 
all western grown mostly in northern Mis¬ 
souri and Nebraska, where the best seed is 
produced. 25 years ago we bought from Ken¬ 
tucky, but their meadows are older and soil 
much weedier. 100 lbs., $23.00; 25 to 100 lbs., 
$25.00; 5 to 25 lbs., 30c lb. This is specially 
cleaned 21 lb. seed, free of weeds. New crop, 
extra fine quality. 
Fancy Red Top. Small lots, 30c lb. Large 
quantities, see page 11. 
White Dutch Lawn Clover. Small lots, 45c; 
lb., 25 to 10O lbs., 35c lb. 
Kelly’s Stay Green Lawn Grass. The best 
we can make, bent grass, bluegrass, chew- 
ings Fescue and other high grade grasses, 
1 lb., 45c; 5 lb. bag, $2.00. 
Kelly’s North Shore. A good honest mix¬ 
ture, 1 lb., 35c; 5 lb. bag, $1.65. 
Kelly’s Shade Place. For shade spots, 1 
lb., 50c; 5 lbs., $2.00. 
KELLY’S SYRUP CANE 
Silver Tip, or Honey Drip. A special sor¬ 
ghum variety, grown by a producer of high 
grade sorghum molasses. Price: 9c lb.; 50 
lbs., 8c. 
Early AMBER. Earliest of canes. Stands 
drouth well, produces an enormous quantity 
of rich feed. Price, small lots, 5c lb. Larger 
quantities, 100 lbs. or more, $4.50. 
Orange Cane, same price as Amber. A 
larger and later variety. For hay, sow cane 
thick, about 18 lbs. per acre. 
Our Peoria warehouse. Capacity 85 carloads. 
