No Soles Tax To Pay Here 
ORDERING MADE 
EASY 
I For Nursery Shipments See Pg. 30 
Important 
Keep a copy of your order and check it when 
it arrives. 
Write your name and address plainly. 
Sending money. Postoffice money orders, bank 
drafts or express money orders are always safe. 
We prefer not to receive stamps. Never send 
cash in a letter unless registered. Doing so will 
he at your own risk. 
Please do not send checks under $1.00—send 
cash instead—carefully wrapped. Allow lOc 
exchange on all checks to cover charges by 
banks. We will include extra seeds to adjust. 
Our Guarantee 
We sell dependable, carefully tested seeds. 
Should failure result from the fault of the seeds 
we will refund your money. 
Seeds, trees, bulbs and plants are subject to 
climatic conditions over which we have no con¬ 
trol. Therefore, we will not be responsible for 
the crop, or for more than the price paid. In 
case of error prompt adjustments will be made. 
Parcel Post Rates 
Packages weighing 70 pounds can be sent to 
all zones. Ten pounds or more beyond the 5th 
zone usually go cheaper by e.xpress. 
For First Each Pound, 
Zone Distance up to Pound Additional 
1st & 2nd.... 150 miles 8 c Ic 
3rd .... 150- 300 miles 9c 2c 
4th .... 300- 600 miles 10c 4c 
5th .... 600-1,000 miles ilc 6 c 
6 th .... 1,000-1,400 miles 12c 7c 
7th ... .1,400-1,800 miles 14c 9c 
8 th .over 1,800 miles 16c 11 c 
In estimating parcel post charges be sure to 
make allowance for packing. A fraction of a 
pound takes full pound rate. Faribault is 50 
miles south of St. Paul. 
FREIGHT AND EXPRESS SHIPMENTS. 
State whether you want freight or express ship¬ 
ment made. If yours is a prepaid station, full 
transportation charges must be sent with the 
order. 
Perishable Items 
POTATOES, ONIONS, BULBS, PLANTS AND 
NURSERY STOCK are shipped when weather 
conditions permit, and customers are then noti¬ 
fied of shipments. Should a shipment reach you 
in bad condition, notify us at once. Have agent 
make notations on your receipt. If yours is a 
prepaid station, full transportation charges must 
be sent with the order. 
C. O. D. Service 
For your convenience we otfer to ship garden 
seeds, flower seeds, or light weight shipments 
C. 0. D. Simply pay the postman or express 
company the amount due, on delivery, plus a 
small charge for returning the remittance. For 
farm seeds or perishable articles such as pota¬ 
toes, bulbs, nursery stock, or heavy bulk ship¬ 
ments. send at least 25% of the amount due 
with the order, 
BEFORE MAILING — LOOK AGAIN — Does 
the amount of your remittance correspond with 
the amount of your order ? Have you signed the 
order and is your name and address on the en¬ 
velope 1 Then be sure to seal the envelope. 
Help us to correct 
our mailing list. 
If you received more than one catalog—or if several members 
of your family received one or more catalogs—will you please tell 
us what names or initials they were addressed to, and give cor¬ 
rect name or Initials of the head of your family? A post card 
will do. For your trouble, we will be glad to send flower seed 
novelties—and many thanks. New names will also be appreciated. 
Free flower seed 
novelties in exchange. 
Alfalfa .62 
Alsike Clover.63 
Amaryllis .45 
Ant Poison.75 
Apples.32, 40, 41 
Apricots .33 
Arsenate of Lead.75 
Asparagus .4, 27 
Aster.46, 47, 49 
Baby’s Breath.46, 52 
Barbak .70, 73 
Barley . 66 
Berry Boxes and Crates.28 
Bird Decoys.77 
Blueberries .31, 41 
Blue Figure List.Front 
Blue Grass.61 
Books.16, 43, 55, 56 
Borecole.26 
Boysenberry .31, 41 
Broccoli . 6 
Bromus Inermis.61 
Brussels Sprouts. 6 
Buckwheat . 66 
Bulbs .42, 43, 44, 45 
C 
Cabbage Plants. 
California Poppy. 
Cane . 
Cannas . 
Celeriac . 
Celery Plants . 
Ceresan . 
Cherries . 
Chinese Celery Cabbage 
Chinese Elm. 
Chives . 
Chrysanthemums . 
Citron . 
Clematis . 
Clovers . 
Corn . 
Corn Shock Binder.... 
Creeping Bent. 
Cress . 
Crested Wheat Grass. . , 
Cultivators . 
Currants . 
Cyanogas . 
.27 
.52 
.73 
.44 
.26 
.27 
. . . .65, 66 
.33 
. 9 
. . . .34, 35 
. . . .26, 27 
. . .47, 50 
.15 
.37 
.3, 63, 64 
68 , 69, 70 
.74 
.3, 61 
.19 
.61 
. . .76, 77 
.31 
.74 
D 
Dahlias .44 
Dehorning Pencil.74 
Dill.26 
Disinfectants ..16, 21, 66 , 70, 73 
E 
Ear Worm Dust.11 
Egg Plant.26, 27 
Emmcr . 66 
Endive .26 
Evergreens .35 
F 
Farm Seeds.60-73 
Ferns .47 
Fertilizers .76 
Fertilizer Spreader.76 
INDEX 
Field Peas .72 
Flax .71 
Flowering Plants.39, 46, 47 
Flower Pots.28 
Flower Seed.48-59 
Foxglove .51 
G 
Garden Gloves.45, 77 
Garden Guard.75 
Garden Huckleberry.26 
Garlic .17 
Girasol .21 
Gladiolus.42, 43 
Gloxinia .45 
Gooseberries .31 
Gopher Poison.74 
Gopher Traps .74, 77 
Gourds .52 
Grain. 66 , 66 , 67 
Grape Vines.31 
Grass Seed Mixtures .3, 60 
Ground Cherry.25, 27 
Gypsophila .46, 62 
H 
Hedging Plants.33 
Hedge Trimmers.33, 77 
Herbs .26 
Horse Radish Roots.27 
Hotkaps .28 
House Plants.47 
Huckleberry .26 
Hybrid Seed Corn. 68 , 69 
I 
Implements.74, 75 
Inoculants .4, 19, 64 
Insecticides .22, 75 
Iris.46 
Ivy.37, 47 
K 
Kale .26 
Kentxicky Blue Grass.61 
Kohlrabi .26 
L 
Lawn Grass.3 
Leek . . .'.26 
Lilacs.36, 39 
Lilies .39, 45 
Louse Killer.73 
M 
Mangels . 6 
Marjoram.26 
Millet .73 
Mint .26 
Mole Trap.74 
Moss Peat.76 
Mushroom Spawn.13 
Mustard.26 
N 
Nitragln .64 
Nu-Life Plant Food.80 
Nursery Stock.30-41 
Nut Trees.30, 34 
O 
Oats .67 
Okra.15 
Onion Sets and Plants.17 
Oyster Plant.26 
P 
Paper Pots.28 
Parsley .19 
Parsnip .19 
Pasture Mixtures.60 
Peanuts .20 
Pears .33 
Peat Moss.76 
Peppers .20 
Peonies .36 
Perennial Plants.46, 47 
Phalaris .61 
Phlox (Perennial) .46 
Pie Plant.20, 27 
Pinks (Dianthus) .46, 61 
Plant Bands.28 
Plant Food.76, 80 
INFORMfiTION 
How To Order. 
PAGE 
Farm Seeds. 
Vegetable Seeds. 
Flower Seeds. 
Hardy Northern Grown Nursery Stock. . . . 
Perennial Plants. 
Bedding, Flowering and House Plants. 
Vegetable Plants. 
Bulbs. 
Onion Sets and Plants. 
Plant Guards.28 
Plant Setter.28 
Plant Supports.25 
Plums .32, 41 
Pocket Gopher Trap.74, 77 
Pop Corn. 11 
Potatoes .21 
Poultry Remedies. 73 
Psyllium .80 
Pumpkin .20 
Rabbit Repellent. 75 
Rape .71 
Raspberries . 31, 40 
Eat Poison. 74 
Red Top Grass. !...!61 
Reed Canary Grass.61 
Rhubarb . 20 , 27 
Rock Garden Plants.46 
Roses . 37 
Rutabaga . !..!.] 2 5 
Eye.65 
Rye Grass .61 
S 
Sage .26. 27 
Salsify . 26 
Seeders . 74 , 75 
Semesan.16, 21 , 73 
Shears . 33 , 76 
Shrubs .36-39 
Slug Shot.75 
Soiltex .63 
Sorghum .! ! ! 73 
Soy Beans. .12 
Speltz. '66 
Sprayers . 75 
Spring Rye.65 
Strawberry Plants.29 
Sudan Grass. 71 
Sugar Beets. !!!!.! 6 
Sugar Cane.| ' 73 
Sunflower . 57 ',' 72 
Sweet Clover.64 
Sweet Corn. 10 , 11 
Sweet Peas. 57 
Sweet Potato Plants.27 
Swiss Chard. 6 
T 
Thermometer. 74 
Thyme . . '.26 
Timothy .61 
Timothy and Alsike Mixture.!!60 
Tobacco Seed.20 
Tomato Plants.27 
Tools and Implements 27, 28, 
74, 75, 76, 77 
Traps . 74 
Tree Protector . 75 
V 
Vegetable Plants. 4 , 27 
Vegetable Seed.4-26 
Vetches . 72 
Vines . 37 , 47 
W 
Weeders .28, 75 
Wheat .65 
Windbreak Trees. 35 
Window Box Plants.. . 46, 47 
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