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Your neighbor may have good seed, but if not cleaned and tested, his low price may prove very expensive 

. p We show you three of our 
Cleaning and Grading Corn seed houses in this booklet so 
mat you can see we have ample ¢a- 
prs , pacity to handle large quantities 
of hybrid corn as-well as other 
field and garden seeds. 


On this page we show you 
some of our corn grading mach- 
inery—-the newest and most up- 
to-date we can buy. We use four 
large “29D” Mills; two smaller 
sized Clipper Mills; three double 
Cylinder Graders, all the new 
type with rubber rollers; three 
new Hart-Carter large size 
length graders; two Sutton Steel 
& Steel Gravity Mills; three 
Gustafson Corn Treaters; and 
two new Rich ring graders to 
grade flats for thickness. 
The Sutton -Steel & Steel 
Gravity Mills are for separating 
lighter grains and those which 
will not grow. This mill will do 
a better job than you could do 
. by handpicking. The 29 “D” 
Mills are*used for the first operation, to take out the largest and smallest grains and also the 
light and thin grains. The Twin Cylinder Graders remove round and thick kernels. The Hart- 
Carter Cylinder Grader removes the longest and shortest 
kernels. This machine is a wonder—almost human in its 
operations. 
All these buildings and equipment cost a lot of money 
so much that the small producers cannot afford to make 
such investments to give you the best seed. We not only 
have as good cleaning machinery as we are able to buy, 
but we also give you our expereince of almost 36 years in 
the seed business. We have the buildings, the equipment ¢ 
and the quality of seeds you need. In addition to these ®* 
advantages, our prices are down to as low a point as high- 
grade seeds such as we handle can be preduced, 
Largest Clipper 
Cleaner and Grader 

Carter Cylinder 
Grader 

“In the season 1940 I plant- 
ed one 40-acre field one-half to 
(most popular number of one 
of our competitors) and the 
other half to Kelly’s Mixed Hy- 
brids. In this test your corn 
almost doubled the —————— 
in yield.” —LEVI TENNEY, 
VENUS, NEBRASKA. 
