PERFECTION BRAND SEEDS—Since 1906 1 


“Food Will Win the War and Write the Peace’’ 
Please do not misunderstand us, we are not preaching 
war hysteria. No, we are not even worried about our 
country meeting its food problems, but the fact remains 
that we are exporting greater quantities of foods every 
day, which naturally takes most of our surplus and we 
would not be surprised to see common varieties of vege- 
tables selling at a much higher price. 
These higher prices can be avoided, by you, if you will 
take the time to grow your own vegetables—they are easy 
—Claude Raymon Wickard, Secretary of Agriculture. 
to grow and it behooves each and every one of us to work 
every inch of spare ground into the production of food— 
you will enjoy gardening, and think of the satisfaction you 
will have in serving, on your own table, the vegetables 
grown by you. You will appreciate the savings, too. 
We invite you to read every page of this catalog care- 
fully and make your selections early—and don’t forget, in 
these troubled times, flowers go a long way in making our 
surroundings more cheerful. 

Suggestions for Ordering 
A reading of the following will prove an aid to you and 
to us: 
OUR PRICES—Including bags, boxes, and free cartage 
to the depot. 
The prices quoted in this catalog include free delivery on 
packets, ounces, quarter pounds, pounds (except where 
otherwise stated). “By freight or express” means that 
transportation charges are paid by the customer. 
EARLY ORDERS—Our rush season comes in the months 
of March and April. Orders sent at once secure prompt 
shipment from our full stock. 
HOW TO ORDER—Write your name, postoffice, State, 
and express office plainly with black ink on every order 
and every time you write us. Give plain express, mail, or 
freight directions. Where none are given, we route at buy- 
er’s risk. 
MARKET GARDENERS and others who buy vegetable 
seed in bulk to the amount of $10.00 or more are requested 
to send their list of seeds wanted to us and let us make 
special quotations. ; 
PLANT ORDERS—Orders for plants will be filled as 
ordered for immediate shipment in severe weather, they 
will be sent at purchaser’s risk. 
USE ORDER SHEETS—tThe use of order sheets enclosea 
in this catalog is a great help to us in facilitating filling 
and shipment of orders. More will be sent on receipt of 
postal asking for same. 
ABOUT WARRANTING SEEDS—lIt is impractical te 
guarantee seeds, as the best seeds will fail under improper 
treatment. Some may be sown in too dry ground or too 
wet, too deep, or too shallow. Some hardy seeds will stand 
cold weather and will grow where the soil is too cold for 
others and would cause them to decay. Insects may attack 
and destroy them. For these reasons we do not give war- 
ranty in any respect, and will not be responsible for the 
crop. 
WE GIVE of *A(. GREEN 
TRADING STAMPS &, 
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early in the spring as we consider it safe to send them. If Request 
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Garden Seeds Pumpkin CtCh greases ae ignonette —...... 5 Meroven #2. ee j 
Asparagus’ £222.5.-—- Radish Moonflower ............ 19 Insectrogen ............ Poultry Supplies 
Asparagus Roots . 2 Rhubarb Flower Seeds Morning Glory __.- 19 Lime Sulphur.......... 29 Brooder Heater... 38 
Beans Weal oles 2-3 Salsify Ageratum........... 14 Nasturtium -....__.. 1647 Nitragin 2.2 Ses 20. Caponizing Sets .... 34 
Beets ee ese spinach Alamo Vine .........-.. TOpme asic. see S Paris Green.............. Peay nts oh Pee Le ke. 37 
Brussels Sprouts . 3 Squash FAL VAS OT) meen eee 14 Petunia Pomo-Green .......-.... 30 Garholineant 33 
Cabbage anak nnerinn=s—sr> Swiss Chard ananenene= 3 PANES Fo) rll Ga Pk eC 14 Phlox Pyrox tee = NRE Es fhe 29 Cc 1 O eee cates 37 
Frost Proof ILODACCO) Me aerate = 1 Sue Baby sebreathae= 4a) | Pinks/e 2 a: Ratnipee es eae 29 andr ASh ese 
Plants nes. =: 13 Tomato .._. We 1 Oe Balsam wee tee Wn! 1A SRODD ye See Ratnilei ins aes 29 Drinking Founts.... 35 
Cantaloupe ----6-7 (urnips: 2222.13 Balsam Apple ...... 19 Portulaca ...... eaaly Santochlor _........... 80 Don ‘Sung 22> 34 
Carros eee ee A Vegetable Plants Calendula _............. Ta Ricinus) es aly) Seed Disinfectants 33 Foods —_................. 33 
Cauliflower -..........- 4 and Roots .......... 17 Gandytufts2 2 14 Scabiosa pee Se || Semesan 222 81 Feeders: 22... 5 Es 37 
RGelery dence cA tA 4 Watermelon -........ ee Cannas | eee eee 19 Snapdragon __..... Pe Pestug Shot SOU Gintland ShelliBosasT 
Collards. f222..._: 5 Garnation = 22. os. 14 Scarlet Runner ..... 19 Stim-U-Plant -...... DT aE GH sone RrGodemeen sé 
Corn—Sweet -....... 5 Farm Seeds Centaurea ...... 14. Snow-on-the- Tobacco Dust.......... 29: tr Baha 35 
Cress ---.---------~- Dey Alfalfa™. 2.250.228 21 Canterbury Bells... 14 Mountain ........ 15 Tree Tanglefoot .... 29 ah me REL A ay 
Cucumber setzss20 Gurr Buckwheatiee 2 ree a CelOsid: he Pei'dee Stocks = een Seeeen 17 see Pri-Ogen) meee 28 * reece of 
Dill Boies Cane (2 s2Ac RY aoe Chrysanthemum ... 14 Sunflower —.-.-...-- 15 oup Uver -.........-... 
Egg Plant Clover’ Lo. Ja yal Columbine) —....... 14 Sweet Peas............ 17 General Supplies Thermometers _.... 36 
Bndivegeuss . 2004 Corneee. S28 Cynoglossum .......... 15 Sweet William ..... 17 Toe; Runche=2 = 35 
Ganlich Anes. ee Cow pPeas)2s=.2 20 COSMOBH wom dd |) Verbena. 2-2-2. 13 cAn trolleys See 80 ‘Drapnestss 22 = 37 
Gumbo Darso ......-- 24 Cypress Vine ........ iG) 9 © Naar! 8 2 Be oe =~ 185 Catnip, Mice 88  Vio-Ray Window 
Herbsty 2 5= Feterita ...........24 Dahlia Vine Seeds -19 Cow Remedies ........ 389 Pabricue oes 37 
Horseradish 5 Grass Seeds .......25 Dianthus .... 7ANQDIAS Ce ee 18 Dogh hoods 2. ee 38 
Kale or Borecole... 5 and inside back cover Didiscus ..............15 Grass Seeds, Dog Remedies........ 38 
Konlerabi cess se 5 Heeari) 20 22 24 Four o’Clock Lawns sens 20 ‘Earthbands ...........: 27 Garden Tools 
Leek 9 Katir fost ee sees 24 HoxPloven seats Fertilizers -.......-.... 27 Fertili 
Toattucess ke 6 Mangel Wurzel .... 24 Gaillardia -... Bedding Plants...... 20 Flower Boxes and CEUZex, ae 
Mustard _... ee AS ee Millett srt eee Geranium _...........-- Bulbs 19 Pots, wen ee 27 Distributor. -....... 
Mustard Spinach . 8 Milo Maize Gourds:—Ornamental) (¢s cc ua aos: Garden Gloves........ 26 Garden Plows ........ 31 
Muskmelon 7 Mung Beans..... SEB Fe ee ee ey at ; Hanging Baskets .. 27 Garden Tools ..:..... - 40 
letersi Cm Nitragin, sens Gypsophila  ...... 14 Insecticides, Fungi- Garden Trowel ...... 40 
Onions ... 8  Peas—Austrian Hollyhock — -.......... 15 cides, Disinfectants Grasnip §......,-.--.-, 40 
Onion Sets ..........-. 8 Winters ee 22 Hyacinth Bean_.... 19 Hand Cultivators — 31 
Onion Seed ...._... 8 Peanuts ... 22 Kochias We 15 Arsenate of Lead. 29 Plante Lupssseu- 12 ¢ Hedge..Shears ......... 40 
Oyster Plant —..... fee ODCOLT wearer ee 28 Pee antares oeoreteroee ce aN 2 MSEC ae es eco 28 Plant Supports... 27 Hudson Seeder........ 31 
Parsnips Rape ...... eee Bie blue YK SDUT tere. cece. 16 Black Leaf 40... 29) 5 Pesta Moss. ._ 27 Seed Sowers _........ 26 
Parsley .........-- Soy Beans .... mpl Lupiniver pee eb: Bordeaux Mixture. 29 Pulvex = 22 ork 38 Spading Fork......... 40 
Peas ss Sudan Grass _._..- 25 Madeira Vine__....... 19 @eresany A ese 31 Ratnip Ate. a eo Spray Pumps.......... 31 
Pepper . Sunflower 2.2 22 Marigold —.............. 15 Cyanogas Dust........ 29 Sheep Manure ~..... 27 Trimsnip’ ...-.. .. 40 
Potatoes Sweet Clover ....... 21 Marvel of Peru..... 15 K-K-O7= 28 Shee ha(o) (pl eae 9s ee 30 Weeders .................. 40 

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