3 VARIETIES 
Many new kinds of seed have appeared 
in 40 years. Some good ones—others 
of no special merit. Part of the Hoffman 
job—all year round—year after year- 
is to investigate, check, test out varie¬ 
ties—to be sure they're the right kind 
to offer you. 
4 PRICE 
From just one standpoint—namely, that 
of yields and profits —should this im¬ 
portant matter of price be considered. 
. . . That extra dollar or so per bushel 
(why it's only a few cents per acre) 
will so often bring very much greater 
crop returns! Take no chances—sow 
Hoffman's Seeds. Quality counts far 
more than price. 
5 THE HOUSE 
Many long years of valuable experience 
—knowledge gained at first hand from 
growers and users—extensive traveling 
—close contacts with leading crop au¬ 
thorities . . . that's Hoffman's record. 
. . . Now—man to man—isn't that back¬ 
ground worth real protection to seed- 
buyers? You can depend on Hoffman's 
Quality Seeds! 
"When Hoffman's advertise a VARIETY of 
anything in their catalog, you can always 
depend upon what they say—they have al¬ 
ways proved dependable." So said C. E. 
Kemmerer, Bethlehem, Pa., a continuous cus¬ 
tomer of 33 years. See above photos. 
"Always liked Hoffman's Seeds. Cheaper 
PRICE seed was often to be had. . . . But 
we found Hoffman's costing less in the end." 
So reports Frank C. Hoover, Munson, Pa., 
a 20-year customer. Shown above is his son, 
Oliver, plowing. 
★ 
"1 have always found Hoffman's was a re¬ 
liable HOUSE. . . . They did things right. 
. . . You could depend on them." . . . Those 
are the words of W. P. Hottenstein, Milton, 
Pa., after 33 years' experience with Hoff¬ 
man's. Note his pictures below. 
"Hoffman s Seeds Make 
Money for YOU" 
