SWEET CORN 
AND POP CORN SEED, except where otherwise noted, per 
lb. 15c; lb. 30c; 2 lbs. 55c, postpaid; by express, not prepaid, per lb. 15c; 5 lbs. 70c; 
10 lbs. $1.25. 
Naw WnnH^r I’roduces 2-6 ears per stalk. Ripens medium season 
wwwiiuci and sweeter than most any other variety known. The 
stalks are erect and carry many blades. You will be surprised at the deli¬ 
cious flavor of the corn. For canning it is unexcelled and if you market 
the corn it Is easy to develop a trade that will use no other kind as long as 
they can get New Wonder. We have grown It for years and certainly recom¬ 
mend it highly to you. Ears are not quite as large as Stowell’s Evergreen but 
grain is more tender and carries snowy white color. 
variety is probably the earliest, hardiest and 
XaUiaen Dancani most popular of the early yellow kinds. Generally 
it can be planted with safety a week earlier than other kinds. Our seed is 
northern grown and extra nice. 
FaHv AH»mc ^’crhaps the earliest of the Sweet Corn varieties and 
E.ariy MUaiilS a favorite with the gardener who is after the early 
market. Our seed is of the best strain. 
Favlu# early favorite. Kernels are deep, very white, 
bariy bVergrOun sweet and tender. One of the most desirable of 
the early kinds for the home garden as well as for commercial use. 
«A/u: 4 .a Recognized as most popular early white 
WnippIC S ESrIy White variety. Ripens about same season as 
Golden Bantam. Ears are 8-9 inches long and have 16-18 rows of excep¬ 
tionally white sweet grains. One of the best for either home gardens or 
market. 
The description of this variety is Iden- 
Whipple S E9rly Yellow tical with V^TiIpple's white above, ex¬ 
cept the corn is yellow. For those desiring the yellow corn we recommend it 
to you very highly. It is a very prolific yielder of fine flavored com. 
Mnu/lin 0 IWInK ^ popular, very prolific second early kind. Produces 
nOWIing IvlOO medium large ears, 12 to 16 rows, follows Early Ever¬ 
green in maturing and is used extensively for market purposes. 
Among the very best of all mid-season va- 
l^OUniry uGnilOiTlan rletles for the home garden because of Its 
tenderness, sweetness and very delicious flavor. Ears are 7-8 Inches long 
and grains are zigzag or staggered. 
Qfrkiaioll’c PvArorckCkti standard of the later kinds. Especially 
dXOWeil a CiVergr^en desirable for the commercial growers and 
canners. It is hardy, thrifty, productive and very sweet and tender. Everyone 
knows the good qualities of Stowell's. Our seed is northern grown and very 
hardy. 
Treat early planted sweet corn with Semesan Jr. to prevent rotting, and for 
better germination in the cold ground. Described on page 39. 
Sweet Corn and Pop Corn should always be treated with 
Semesan Jr. 
Ear of "New Wonder" 
Treat all your Sweet and Pop Corn with 
Semesan Jr. Especially the early planted 
seed should be protected. The cost is nom¬ 
inal and results will surprise you. Under 
adverse weather conditions a strong seed¬ 
ling will live while a weak plant will die. 
Prices of Semesan Jr. on page 39. 
Myers Perfection Pop Core 
POP CORN 
Early Giant Yellow 
about one week 
earlier than ordinary Giant 
Yellow. Ears are of same size and type. You will be sur¬ 
prised at the delicious flavor and crispness of the corn. Pope 
wonderfully large grains. If you like Pop Com do not fail 
to plant some of this seed. Price above. 
YpllnW American Pop Corn. Pops 
\aiClllC I dlWIr exceptionally large yellow grains 
of delicious flavor. Very popular now In commercial use. 
Is medium season and a good producer. Price above. 
New variety of hull-less pop 
corn and one of the most de¬ 
licious of them all. Larger than ordinary hull-less and will 
produce twice as many bushels. Although just being intro¬ 
duced it is replacing moat of the older favorites with the 
commercial poppers wherever it has become known. Try 
some of this wonderful pop com. Price above. 
Myers Perfection 
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