Above are shown Davis Keller 
and his son — Stroudsburg, Pa. 
Mr. Keller's report was: "I 
bought seeds from you for over 
30 years. They are the best 
you can buy for the money. I 
never got weeds.” 
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TERMS OF 
ACCEPTANCE 
Every care is exercised to give 
ail customers seed of good qual¬ 
ity that will prove pleasing and 
satisfactory. . . . The following 
clause, approved by the Ameri¬ 
can Seed-Trade Association (of 
which we are members) and 
same as published by other re¬ 
sponsible seed firms, is to be 
made plain. A. H. Hoffman, Inc., 
gives no warranty, express or 
implied, as to the description, 
quality, productiveness, or any 
other matter of any seeds they 
send out, and will not be in any 
way responsible for the crop. 
If the purchaser does not accept 
the goods on these terms, they 
are at once to be returned. . . . 
Hoffman's Seeds will please you 
—and "MAKE MONEY FOR 
YOU!" 
Freight Will Be Paid on Every 
Hoffman Shipment of 100 Pounds 
or Over 
if your freight station is located in any 
one of these eleven states . . . Pennsyl¬ 
vania, New Jersey, West Virginia, Massa¬ 
chusetts, Maryland, Ohio, Delaware, 
Rhode Island, New York, Virginia, Con¬ 
necticut. 
BAGS ARE FREE 
When you make up a Hoffman seed 
order, you figure nothing "extra" for 
bags needed to ship your seeds. 
EXPRESS TOO COSTLY 
Seed shipments by railway express are quick, 
but very costly. Too costly, unless the shipment 
weighs only a few pounds. Heavy shipments soon 
cost many dollars. If you must have express ship¬ 
ment, we’ll make it of course. Charges will be 
COLLECT at your station. On express shipments 
of 100 lbs. or over, we will send you the amount 
we would have prepaid as freight charges—this 
to help you pay express charges. 
FOUR WAYS TO PAY FOR 
HOFFMAN'S SEED 
1. You may send payment right along with order 
. . . most people do. 
2. You may pay your freight agent when the seeds 
arrive at your station. If you choose this plan, 
mark on your order ''Ship by C. O. D. freight." 
(There must be an agent at your freight station, 
or this plan cannot be followed.) 
3. You may prefer to pay a draft at your bank when 
the seed arrives at your freight station. If so, 
please mention name of your bank on order, 
and necessary papers will be sent there. 
4. Your freight-bill-of-lading can be sent by mail 
C. O. D. Then you would pay the mailman for 
it, and take it to the station to release the seeds. 
If you don't send payment when ordering, please 
be sure to write on your order which plan of pay¬ 
ment you prefer. 
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