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Those who understand the Mammoth Clover seed situation will quickly appreciate the 
wonderful value in Lot Surpass. This seed is nearly all produced in the northern 
part of the United States. It is sown all over our country but is generally cut for hay 
or plowed under in all but the north. There is where the seed comes from. Seed pro¬ 
duction was a total failure in some of those sections and very light in others. This Star 
Bargain will save you $1.50 to $2.50 per bushel. 
Guaranteed Oualitv We guarantee this lot to be free from Canada Thistle, Quack Grass and Dodder. We guarantee 
^ * it of high purity and germination. You can buy it subject to any state or U. S. Government 
test. You do whatever you want to prove to your own satisfaction that this is a bargain. Investigate and compare. You 
will discover that our Star Bargain Sale is saving the farmers of this country thousands of dollars on their seed bill. This 
seed is high quality seed. It is only the price that is low. Complies with Agricultural Conservation Program. 
Where to Sow Mammoth 
This clover grows larger than Medium Red and also some¬ 
what coarser. It is often called sapling Clover. The yields 
.of a crop of Mammoth are quite a bit heavier than of the 
{Medium Red. The Mammoth, however, does not make as 
[much second growth as the medium. It is also later in ma¬ 
turity. 
f If your seasons are too short for two crops of Medium Red 
it pays to sow Mammoth. If you are sowing clover mainly 
for the purpose of plowing under use Mammoth and you may 
prefer it for sowing in mixtures. Lot Surpass in truth sur¬ 
passes all similar offers and anyone wishing to sow Mammoth 
Red Clover will make a wise purchase when he orders this lot. 
You want clean, pure, bright, plump, high colored, strong 
germinating seed, and you get all of those in Lot Surpass. 
INOCULATION 
PAYS BIG DIVIDENDS 
AUTHORITIES SAY 
INOCULATE LejjumeSeed” 
Give Legumes a Chance to Work 
Legumes are soil builders only when they have the 
right kind of bacteria working in its roots. Without 
them the crop cannot gather nitrogen from the air. It 
they can’t do that they can’t build up land. Neither can 
they produce at their best if they are not inoculated. 
To get the full benefit from a legume crop the inocula¬ 
tion must be present. 
Cost of Inoculation Is Small 
See prices of McQueen’s and Tubercle Germ in next 
column. Figure it down to cost per acre and you will 
see it is low. We have been making investigations for 
several years to find an inoculant that would produce 
maximum results for the lowest possible cost. We now 
have two of the best inoculations, priced so low you 
cannot afford to sow legumes without inoculating the 
seed. The material can be placed in your bag of seed. 
It is easy to apply. Full directions are on each can. 
We guarantee inoculation so you take no chance on 
your investment. 
Inoculation costs so little and means so much in get¬ 
ting a full heavy production, it hardly pays to take a 
chance. Play safe. Inoculate. 
Different Strains of Bacteria 
If you do your own inoculating be sure to specify 
what kind of seed you want to inoculate. Then we 
will send vou the rieiit kind of bacteria. Red Clover 
and Alsike need a different bacteria than that required 
by Sweet Clover and Alfalfa. Soybeans need still an¬ 
other kind, etc. The fact that one kind of a legume crop 
grows on your land is no Siam it will grow other kinds. 
Play safe and inoculate all legume seeds. 
Bffl g EE 
Creston, W. Ya. 
Gentlemen: 
Please inoculate my clover seed, as I enclosed ( 
50c extra in my order. Ship as soon as possible. 
Have been ordering my seeds from you for 7 or 8 
years. Like your seeds fine. 
Sincerely yours. 
(Signed) WIRT D. LEE, R.F.D.l 
:^Piie ideal moist Iegtu.be. tit- 
pdfrlant. Nationally u s eY1 far 
. • Years. Contains more nitrog^h- 
V fixing bacteria than other, nation- 
ally advertised inoculants, " These 
•bacteria are prepared thxim ; Ypeeial 
h.igh-'-bred strains, MeQueetCs is 
find cans dated for your protection. 
Folly guaranteed- 
POSTPAID PRICES - 
For Clover and Alfalfa 
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Field Pens, fie»t>e<teza. 
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Rockdale, Ky. 
Gentlemen: This has been the driest year that 
, was ever known in Kentucky. A seed merchant 
told me he sowed 2 bushels of Alfalfa and did not 
have a dozen stalks in the whole field. I sowed 
your seed, inoculated, and have a good stand of 
both Alfalfa and Sweet Clover. Yours very truly, 
(Signed) S. T. GLASS. 
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