42 TO 4# POUNDS,' 
TOTHE BUSHEL 
DIBBLE'S 
HEAVYWEICI ri 
OATS 
128 POUNDS N! 
FOUR BUSHELS 1 
STANDARD 
GRAIN BAG 
American Agriculturist, February 2 
DIBBLE’S HEAVYWEIGH 
The.heaviest and most productive American variety with strong, stiff straw and thin hulled gra 
weighing from 42 up to 44 pounds per measured bushel, in fact, last year, we had several thousa^ 
bushels of 47 pound oats. Customers from various Eastern states report yields of from 80 toll 
bushels per acre, 117 bushels in Vermont, 700 bushels from 73 4 acres in New Jersey, are sample croj 
Two large fields of our own seed ran over 100 bushels per acre. This year we have over 
25,000 BUSHELS 
of the choicest quality we ever owned and at prices so low you can afford to buy. 10 to 50 bushel lots at $1.00 per bu 
^ FREIGHT PREPAID as per special freight-paid offer on page 30 of our catalog. 
Dibble’s Twentieth Century, extra early, extremely productive, with tall stiff straw and thin hulled grain weighing 34 
pounds per bushel. Yields of from 70—100 bushels are not uncommon and one crop of 440 bushels was grown from 4 a 
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tested 
Seed qais 
Our stock is unusually choice this season and quoted at but!: 
above the value of common oats. 
Dibble’s Seed Oats are sold under our famous 10-day-mod 
back-if-you-want-it guarantee, subject to any test you chfl 
to make. 
Dibble’s Farm Seed Catalog, the leading Farm Seed Book of 
year, Special Freight Paid Price List and 10 Samples of Dibb' 
Farm Seeds Free. 
Address: 
EDWARD F. DIBBLE, Seedgrom 
Honeoye Falls, N. Y., Box A. 
HEADQUARTERS 
For Seed Oats, Corn, Barley, Alfalfa, Clover, Grass Seeds, Seed Pot-' 
and all Farm Seeds suitable for the Northern, Middle and Eastern S“ 
at lowest possible prices consistent with highest possible quality. 
