
We Are tleadquarters for Seed Potatoes 
We offer a few varieties, early, intermediate, and late, that have 
been proved “Best by Test.” We have good crops of all varieties this 
year, both early and late, and can take care of your requirements 
whether you need a bushel or a carload. 

For Prices, see Special Price-List in this Catalog 

SEED POTATO GUARANTEE 
We guarantee our Seed Potatoes northern-grown, care- 
fwly assorted for seed purposes, a strictly first-class 
sample U. S. Grade No. 1 as to size. While we exercise 
great care to have our Seed Potatoes pure and reliable, 
so many circumstances may arise over which we have 
no control that we do not give any warranty, express or 
implied, nor will we be responsible for the crops grown 
therefrom. Customers are to examine their Seed Potatoes 
immediately on arrival, as they are perishable goods, 
and, if not entirely satisfactory, advise us at once; other- 
wise it is mutually agreed between the buyer and seller 
that they are satisfactory. 

The Russet Potatoes we have here came from you origi- 
nally and it will interest you to know that in 1938, on a 
10-acre field, we had an average of 585 bushels per acre, 
by weight. The digging was under the supervision of our 
County Agent, who had advised very thorough spraying 
during the summer. We have always had good results 
from the seed bought from you.—Cuartes F. JOHNSON, 
Supt. Luzerne Co. Industrial School for Boys, Kis-Lyn, Pa, 
SEMESAN BEL.) Organic 
mercury dip disinfectant for 
control of scab and rhizocto- <i> ii 
nia carried on surface of seed rH 
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potatoes. Aids in reducing SISEMES N BE i 
seed-piece decay. 1 Ib. treats ‘i i 
60 to 80 bushels of potatoes. a 
See Special Price-List. 

DIBBLE‘$S 
RUSS Een 
The Best Main-Crop 
POTATO 
IBBLE’S Russet Potatoes are round to ob- 
ID long, of good size, with pure white flesh, russet 
skin and few, shallow eyes. The quality is 
superb, and either baked or boiled is not excelled by 
any other variety. Dibble’s Russet 1s enormously 
productive and has all the qualities that make for a 
profitable market Potato. The tubers are as large, 
or larger, than Rurals, Carman or Raleigh, and where 
those sorts set only four or five tubers to a hill, the 
Russet produces eight, ten, or even twelve big tubers. 
The vines are strong and disease-resistant. 
Dibble’s Russet Potato is the original round to ob- 
long type of the Russet family. From its first mtro- 
duction by us it has been bred absolutely true to type, 
and our stock seed is saved from fields entirely free 
from early or late blight, and where the vines were 
green and healthy until killed by frost. Our customers 
say that Dibble’s Russet carries these inbred qualities 
to every locality where they are planted, and ninety- 
nine out of every hundred growers say Dibble’s Russet 
is the best Potato grown. 
Dibble’s Russet is the Potato for you to grow on 
your farm. You will find it more profitable and far 
superior to any other variety for the mam Potato 
crop. Whether you have “Potato soil’? or not, you 
will get a goed yield if the soil is in good condition. 
Sand, gravel, loam, or clay will produce a satisfactory 
crop. Many customers say the vines are blight-proof, 
and spraying Is not needed; neither do bugs Itke the 
foliage, for we have seen thousands of acres of Dibble’s 
Russet where neither paris green nor arsenate of lead 
was used, and the vines were perfect. 
If you say you “can’t grow Potatoes,” get a sack cf 
Dibble’s Russet this year. Give them a careful trial. 
We feel sure you will be satisfied, and next season you 
will be an enthusiastic booster for Dibble’s Russet. 
In 1912, when we imtroduced this variety, we had 
only 1000 barrels to sell. The third year we sold over 
11,000 barrels. Never before did a new variety make a 
name for itself so quickly. 
Dibble’s Russet is the best main-crop Potato for 
western New York, and is grown extensively nm Michi- 
gan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maine, and other Potato- 
producing states. It outyields other sorts two to one, 
and crops of 300 to 400 bushels an acre are not un- 
common. Customers write us that the ‘“‘Russet gives 
splendid yields when other kinds fail.” During the 
long drought years of 1934 and 1936 the Potato 
crop In many sections was almost a complete failure, 
yet under those hard conditions Dibble’s Russet pro- 
duced satisfactory crops—in fact, right here in western 
New York, where there was no rain for weeks, a yield 
of about 400 bushels an acre was reported. 
I want to get the Dibble’s Russets again as they are all you claim 
for them.—R. W. UNpERwoonp, R. D. 2, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 

DIBBLE*S FARM SEED CATALOGS iigae 
