Grass, 
Grain 
AND 
Field 
Seeds 
Order from this List for Dependable Stock of True Value 
In consideration that prices continue to fluctuate greatly, we quote small quantities only. Will issue price 
currents frequently. Also quote on application. 
Prices are F. O. B. Denver, including burlap bags and packing. Where seamless bags are necessary we charge 
for them at 25c each. Leaflet giving quantity to sow per acre, free. 
You Pay the Postage —Express or Freight 
To gret full benefit of parcel post rates, combine your weigrbts, then compute on total weigfht. 
When Wanting 100 Lbs., or Quantity of Field Seeds 
ASK FOR IiATFST FRIGS CURRENT 
Less than 10-lb. 
10 lbs. Lots 
Per lb. Per lb. 
Alfalfa. Grimm, fancy clean northern ..$0.35 $0.33 
Alfalfa. Domestic, fancy clean . 
Alfalfa. Imported Argentine. 
Clover. Red, medium, fancy . 
Clover. Alsike, fancy grade. 
Alsike and Timothy. Mixed. 20% Alsike 
80% Timothy . 
Clover. Sweet, white blossom, hulled... 
Clover. Sweet, yellow blossom, hulled... 
Korean Clover or Iiespedeza. An an- 
25-lb. 
Lots 
Per lb. 
Grass Seeds 
Red Top, Hulled, fancy Illinois... 
Orchard Grass. Fancy grade . 
Brome Grass. Bromus Inermis. 
Crested Wheat Grass. Dakota grown.. 
Fairway Crested Wheat Grass.Fine 
blade . 
Western Wheat Grass. Colorado grown 
Reed Canary Grass. Northern grown.. 
Morton’s Pasture Mixture. From the 
original College Formula . 
Field Coin 
From selected ears. All Colorado grown, 
Minnesota No. 13. Most popular 
Rainbow, An early flint 
1.35 $0.33 
$0.32 
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Single pound $0.15 
Two pounds.. .25 
Swadley.' Early Dent. }-Five pounds.. .50 
White Bent 
White Australian 
Hybrid Fieid Seed Corn 
Ten pounds .. .75 
25 pounds ... 1.25 
Ask for prices on larger (quantities. 
Jac<ques 100-day strain. Yields much better than the common 
varieties. Is a greater drought resister. Our stock is direct 
from breeder in Wisconsin. Original bag of 56 IbS. $7.00, 
less bag at 16c lb. Small lots postpaid. 2 lbs. 45c; 5 lbs. 
$1.00; 10 lbs. $1.75, not prepaid. 
Millets 
Less than 10-lb. 
10 lbs. Lots 
25-lb. 
Lots 
Per lb. 
Per lb. 
Per lb. 
White Wonder. Colorado Golden ..., 
$0,071/^ 
$0.05 
Siberian, or Red Russian. 
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Manitoba, or Hog Millet, large yellow 
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Early Fortune Large red. 
.07 
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Forage and Fodder Crops 
Cane Seed for fodder. 
.05 
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Kaffir Corn. Black hull, white seed . . 
. . .08 
.05 
.03 
Hegari. Similar to Kaffir Corn . 
. . .10 
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Milo Maize. Dwarf, yellow seed .... 
.. .08 
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Sudan Grass. A non-saccharine fodder 
. . .10 
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Essex Rape. Dwarf, imported seed .. 
.. .15 
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Sunfiower. Mammoth Russian, recleaned .15 
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Grain Seeds 
Wheat. Marquis, best spring variety .. . 
Wheat. Fall or Winter, Kanred, best va¬ 
riety . 
Barley. Colsess, beardless, six-rowed._ 
Barley. Trebi, six-rowed, bluish kernels. 
Barley. Hulless, white seed, beardless_ 
Oats. Victory, best, large, plump seed... 
Oats. Swedish Select, very early. 
Rye. Spring, dry^ land raised seed. 
Rye. Fall or Winter, Rosen stock. 
Flax seed. Western grown. 
Miscellaneous Field Seeds 
Peas. Colorado White Field. 
Beans, Soy. Illinois, early yellow. 
Peanuts. Virginia, the large white. 
Peanuts. Spanish, small, early. 
For latest prices 
see recent **Prloe 
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for prices. 
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Reference Tables for Planters 
Beans . 
Beet . 
Cabbage . 
Carrot . 
Cauliflower .... 
AVERAGE TIME REQUIRED FOR GARDEN SEEDS TO GERMINATE 
S to 10 days Corn . 5 to 8 days 
7 to 10 days Cucumber .6 to 10 days 
5 to 10 days Endive . 5 to 10 days 
12 to 18 days Lettuce. 6 to 8 days 
5 to 10 days Onion . 7 to 10 days 
Peas . 6 to 10 days Spinach 
Parsnip .10 to 20 days Salsify 
Parsley .15 to 21 days Tomato 
Pepper . 9 to 14 days Turnip 
Radish . 3 to 6 days 
Distance Apart 
1 foot by 1 foot 
154 feet by 1}4 feet 
2 feet by 1 foot 
2 feet by 2 feet 
NUMBER OF FDANTS R EQUIRED TO THE ACRE 
No. of Plants 
.43,560 
.19,360 
.21,780 
.10,890 
Distance Apart No. of Plants Distance Apart 
2}4 feet by 254 feet.6,960 5 feet by 4 
3 feet by 2 feet.7,600 5 feet by 5 
3 feet by 3 feet.4,840 6 feet by 6 
4 feet by 4 feet.2,722 8 feet by 8 
feet 
feet 
feet 
feet 
Alfalfa, broadcast 
Alfalfa, in drills 
Alfalfa, Grimm, in drills. 
Blue Grass, for lawn, 1 lb. for 100 square feet .. 
Blue Grass, with White Clover, for lawn, 
1 lb. for 200 square feet. 
Brome Grass. 
Clover, Alsike, broadcast. 
Clover, Red, broadcast.. 
Clover, Sweet, Hulled, broadcast.. 
Fescue, Meadow (Eng. Blue Grass), pasture ..., 
Lawn Grass Mixture, 1 lb. covers 200 square feet 
Orchard Grass, broadcast. 
Red Top, Hulled, broadcast . 
Rye Grass, Perennial, pasture. 
Rye Grass, Perennial, for lawns.. 
Sudan Grass, broadcast . 
Sudan Grass, in drills. 
Timothy, broadcast . 
Timothy and Alsike Mixture .. 
Barley .. 
In Lbs. 
16 to 20 Corn, Field, in hills . 
12 to 15 Corn, Pop, m hills. 
10 to 12 Kaffir, in drills, for seed. 
80 to 90 Kaffir, in drills, for fodder. 
Kaffir, broadcast, for silage. 
50 to 60 Milo, same quantities as for Kaffir. 
20 to 25 Millets, for hay. 
8 to 10 Millets, for seed. 
12 to 16 Oats . 
12 to 16 Peas, Colorado Field, silage . 
15 to 20 Peas, Cow, in drills. 
50 to 60 Rye, Spring. 
20 to 25 Rye, Fall . 
12 to 16 Sorghum, broadcast for fodder .... 
20 to 25 Wheat, Spring. 
60 to 70 Wheat, Fall. 
20 to 25 - 
12 to 16 Beans, Field, according to size .... 
12 to 14 Peas, Garden, in drills. 
10 to 12 Potatoes, medium size or divided . 
50 to 60 
QUANTITIES TO SOW PER ACRE 
7 to 12 days 
7 to 12 days 
6 to 12 days 
4 to 8 days 
No. of Plants 
.2,178 
.1,742 
.1,210 
. 680 
In Lbs. 
.. 8 to 10 
.. 3 to 4 
.. 5to 7 
..12 to 15 
..50 to 60 
..40 to 50 
..25 to 30 
.. 50 to 60 
..60 to 75 
. .40 to 50 
. .50 to 60 
. .38 to 40 
.. 50 to 60 
..50 to 60 
. .40 to 50 
..30 to 40 
.. 50 to 60 
500 to 600 
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