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THE PAGE SEED CO., GREENE, N. Y. 
SWEET CORN 
Sweet Corn weighs on the average 50 pounds to the measured 
bushel. Our Corn is put up 100 pounds to the bag. The seed is 
produced in those sections best suited for the growing of com. We 
believe our seed is equal to the best and better than some. 100 lbs. 
to the bag. 
WHITE VARIETIES 
In bag 
Per lb. lots 
Adams Extra Early . $0.09 $0.07 
Hardy, stands early planting. Not a true Sweet Corn. 
Alpha Early White .13 .11 
Extra Early, dwarf, 8 to 10 rows to the 6 inch ear. 
Black Mexican .13 .11 
One of the sweetest. White kernels when ready for use. 
Crosby’s Early .14 .12 
An old favorite in many home gardens. 
Country Gentleman .15 .13 
SAveet, vei'y fine quality, has uneven rows. 
Early Evergreen .14 .12 
Very productive, earlier than Stowell’s, 
Early Mayflower .13 .11 
6% inch ears, 8 to 12 roAvs, 74 days to earing stage. 
Early Minnesota .13 .11 
A popular old standby in many sections. 
Howling Mob .13 .11 
One of the second-early soi-ts. 
Improved Hickox .12 .10 
Popular with canners, also used for fodder. 
Kendell’s Early Giant.12 
Juicy, sweet and palatable until quite old. 
Long Island Beauty.14 .12 
Very SAveet and sugary, large ears, rather late. 
Mammoth White Cory .12 .10 
One of the best of the early sorts. Has fine quality. 
Page’s Early White Market...13 .11 
Dwarf, large ears, very early. 
Perry’s Hybrid . Failure 
Medium size, sweet when young, also usefi for fodder. 
