LAWN GRASS SEEDS 
Values in this line are constantly changing. We give prices here for small quantities. However, when orders are filled we will give 
customer benefit of lowest market. Let us quote prices when you are ready to buy larger quantities. 
You Pay the Postage zoNE S RATEs^ c wfpAGE 63 . —Express or Freight 
To fret full benefit of parcel post rates combine your weights, then compute on total weight. 
SEEDS FOR EVERY LAWN REQUIREMENT 
SFBCIAL LEAFLETS, by C. R. Root. Each free for the asking. “How 
to Make a Lawn,” very clear directions. “Lawn Fests,” How to Eliminate. 
When using Kentucky Blue Grass tor new lawns, sow one pound tor 10'J square reel. Beni Grasses, use one pound for 300 square feet. 
We specialize in seeds for lawns, which means we must handle the very best obtainable. Price Is second con¬ 
sideration. Colorado customers please Include sales tax. 
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Extra Heavy Fancy. Exceptionally clean and pure. High test. 
One of the best grasses for lawns. 1 lb. 40c . 
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. Average Grade. Is free of all noxious weed seeds, carrying a 
higher per cent of pure seed than many lots on the market. 1 lb. 30c. 
ENGLISH BLUE GRASS, (Meadow Fescue). Quick growing, tough and hardy. Mix with other 
grasses for best results. 1 lb. 30c . 
CANADA BLUE GRASS. Drought-resistant. 1 lb. 35c . 
FOA TRIVIALIS. For shady places. Similar to Blue Grass in appearance. Has a semi-creeping habit. 
Is best mixed with other grasses. 1 lb. 70c ... 
RED TOP. (Fancy Flulled). Very suitable to mix with other grasses. This strictly high grade seed is 
approved for use in lawn making. 1 lb. 30c . 
CHE WINGS FESCUE. Good on putting greens and poor soils. Makes a fine compact turf, very re¬ 
sistant to hard wear. Mixes well with Blue Grass. 1 lb. 70c . 
PERENNIAL RYE GRASS. American Grown. We consider it very dependable. Lb. 30c . 
BYE GRASS. Domestic. American Grown. Annual. Quick grower. 1 lb. 20c . 
ASTORIA BENT. Oregon grown, very fine blade, creeping habit. Very suitable for lawns in Colo¬ 
rado. In sealed cotton bags, 1 lb., 2 lb., 3 lb., S lb., 10 lb., with certification by State of Oregon. 
1 lb. $l.CO . 
ASTORIA BENT, Blue Tag Grade. Weighed up from sealed bag. 1 lb. 95c . 
SEASIDB or COOS BENT. Very fine blade, creeping habit. Especially good for putting greens, also 
used in lawns. 1 lb. 95c . 
HIGHLAND BENT. A type of Colonial Creeping Bent that is very bardy and a vigorous grower. 
Our seed is direct from grower in Oregon. 1 lb. $1.15 . 
BERMUDA GRASS. Dwarf creeping habit. Not hardy in Colorado. Used extensively in Southern 
States. 1 lb. 45c . 
WHITE CLOVER, Fancy Clean. Northern grown. For lawn mixtures. The purest obtainable. 
i/4 lb. 35c; y 2 . lb. 60c; 1 lb. $1.00. 
WHITE CLOVER, Choice. Good germination. 1 lb. 85c . 
MIXTURES 
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS WITH WHITE CLOVER. Very popular. Used in Denver parks. 
Contains 10% white clover. 1 lb. 45c . 
SUNNYSIDE LAWN MIXTURE. A blend of Kentucky Blue Crass, Red Top, and Chewings Fes¬ 
cue, all fine blade grasses. 1 lb. 45c . 
CHAMPION LAWN MIXTURE. F or quick green lawn, a blend of Kentucky Blue Grass, White 
Clover, Red Top, Meadow Fescue and Domestic Rye grass. 1 lb. 35c . 
SI-IADY NOOK LAWN MIXTURE. Especially suitable for shady places. Our own formula. A blend 
of Poa Trivialis, Red Top, Chewings Fescue and Kentucky Blue grass. 1 lb. 60c . 
SPECIAL MIXTURE TO CROWD DANDELIONS. A blend of creeping grasses, including the 
Highland Bent, that do much toward crowding out Dandelions and other weed pests. 1 lb. 60c .... 
3 lbs. 
5 lbs. 
$1.15 
$1.75 
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1.30 
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3.25 
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2.80 
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4.50 
2.80 
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3.45 
5.75 
1.30 
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2.90 
4.75 
1.30 
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1.00 
1.50 
1.75 
2.80 
1.75 
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10 lbs. 
25 lbs. 
$3.25 
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2.50 
5.85 
2.25 
2.75 
5.00 
6.25 
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2.50 
6.25 
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1.50 
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4.50 
3.25 
9.50 
8.75 
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8.75 
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23.75 
3.25 
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9.25 
3.75 
8.75 
3.90 
9.00 
2.85 
6.50 
5.50 
12.25 
5.50 
12.25 
Grass, Grain 
AND 
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. 
Field Seeds 
When Wanting 100 Lbs., or Quantity of Field Seeds 
ASK FOR LATEST PRICE CURRENT 
Alfalfa. Domestic, fancy clean. 
Alfalfa. Imported Argentine . 
Clover. Red, medium, fancy, Western 
Clover. Alsike, fancy grade . 
Alsike and Timothy Mixed. 
Clover. Sweet, white blossom, hulled 
Clover. Sweet, yellow blossom, hulled 
Korean Clover or Lespedeza. An an¬ 
nual legume.'. 
Miscellaneous Field Seeds 
Peas. Colorado White Field . 
Beans, Soy. Illini, early yellow. 
Castor Beans. Common . 
:ss than 
10-lb. 
25-lb. 
10 lbs. 
Lots 
Lots 
Per 1b. 
Per 1b. 
Per ’h. 
$0.35 $0.30 
$0.28 
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Field Corn 
From selected ears. All Colorado growi _ 
Minnesota No. 13. Most popular.Single pound 
Colorado No. 13. Very early.1 Five pounds. . *50 
White Dent. Colorado .| Ten pounds .. .75 
White Australian . ) 25 pounds . . .1*25 
Ask for prices on larger quantities. 
Hybrid Field Seed Corn 
Jacques Strains. Yield much better than the common varieties, 
are greater drought resisters. Are prepared to supply in 90-day, 
the best early; 100-day, equal to Minnesota No. 13; 110-day, a 
big yielder; can also do 105-day, especially for dry land. Cur 
stock is direct from breeder in Wisconsin. Original bag' OI 
56 lbs. $6.25; less bag. 10 lbs. @ 15c; 25 lbs. @ 13c, not 
prepaid. Small lots postpaid: 2 lbs. 45c; 5 lbs. 90c, 
10 lbs. $1.60; 25 lbs. $3.50. 
Round Kernel Stock. Is identical except screened from flat 
kernels. In 56-lb. sealed bags of above strains. $4.75 per 
bag. Not in smaller lots. 
Millets 
Less than 10-lb. 25-lb. 
10 lbs. Lots Lots 
Per lb. Per lb. Per lb. 
White Wonder. Colorado Golden . 
Siberian, or Red Russian. 
Manitoba, or Hog Millet. Large yellow. 
Early Fortune. Large red . 
Forage and Fodder Crops 
Cane Seed for fodder. 
Kaffir Corn. Black hull, white seed .... 
Hegari. Similar to Kaffir Corn . 
Milo Maize. Dwarf, yellow seed . 
Sudan Grass. A non-saccharine fodder... 
Essex Rape. Dwarf, imported seed. 
Sunflower. Mammoth Russian, recleaned 
Crass Seeds 
Timothy. Fancy clean Iowa . 
Red Top. Hulled, fancy Illinois . 
Orchard Grass. Fancy grade . 
Bronie Grass. Broinus Inermis . 
Crested Wheat Grass. Northern grown 
Morton’s Pasture Mixture. From the 
original College Formula . 
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Crain 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. 2 lbs. 25c. . 
For latest prices 
see recent “Price 
Current” or ask 
for prices. 
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