Hoffman’s CERTIFIED Seed Wheat 
The outstanding el Yields bound to 
Cleanest and 
PUREST STRAIN 
seed available 
ae wheat crop of FBI help you make 
eas your community better profits 
State of Pennsylvania 

EVERY FIELD OF HOFFMAN’S 
CERTIFIED SEED 
Gets careful inspection, by trained men from 
the State Dept. of Agriculture. Is also watched 
throughout the growing season by Hoffman 
men, and carefully rogued. To insure freedom 
from other grains, varietal mixtures, weeds 
... All this to make certain that you get the 
very best . . . Certificates are issued by the 
State only for those crops that measure up to 
their requirements. Many other fields are 
rejected. Truly this is quality stock that will 
greatly help your yields! 
PEARDLESS 
CHAFF 
White 
STRAW 
Long, Stiff 
GRAIN 
Hard, Large, 
Dark 
RIPENS 
Early 
SOW 
11, bushels 
per acre 
You Don’t Need to 
Sow More . . . This 
highly graded Hoff- 
man Seed goes fur- 
ther, stools extra well, 
YIELDS HEAVILY 

~“LEAP’S PROLIFIC WHEAT 
CERTIFIED AND TREATED SEED 
Never has there been a greater variety than this, in all our 
42 years at this business. Great numbers of customers re- 
ported big increases in yield where they sowed it. Often 10 
towl5 bu. per acre. . 7. One man threshed:’ 377bu- per acre 
from it, and not quite 20 from his own wheat in a nearby 
field. ... So often folks write and say they made a big mis- 
take in not having new Leap Prolific seed for all their wheat 
ground. They figure how much better off they would be... 
how many more bushels they would have had, but it is too 
late then! Don’t you miss those extra bushels! ... They are 
your profit! Here’s the seed that will do its part to help you 
get them. .. . All you need is a 1-bu. increase per acre to 
repay your seed investment. . . . But it’s safe to figure on 
8 or 10—even more—extra bushels per acre. Thousands of 
other folks get such increases right along—year after year 
...90 Can you. ... Sow this Hoffman Leap’s Prolific seed. 
. . . Get increased yield per acre—realize a profit on your 
crop! This coming year certainly seems the right one for it! 
“‘Leap’s Prolific’? Wheat 
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