








Weight | Pounds 
oe Seed or Item Per Per 
; Bushel Acre 
18 Piifalta era e tex hoe - 
15 Alsike.. Thigh tap EP oie 
16 Alsike and Timothy.. Me Wee 45 8-12 
45 Atlas! Sorqosnt a a a ts 50 12-15 
20 Barley <a  . ae bit dee 48 72-96 
45 Beets ye een canes, see | VN see eh ak. 
41 Birdsfoot Trefoil.......... ee eee 
39 Blue Grass. . : ae 14 30-40 
42. Brome Grass, ‘Smooth eer 14 25-30 
al Buckwheat! i. O20 48 48-60 
42 Canada Blue Grass........ eS wel fe eee 
44 Canada Peas sii. ht 60 75-100 
21 Ceresan, pee Eig Aol Shoes ee PW ig Wait 
15 | Clover, Alsike . 60 6-9 
46 Clover, Crimson.:........! 60 15-20 
15 Clover, Cumberland....... 60 -10 
16 Clover, Dutch. Sah OP 60 6-8 
7 Clover, Uiadine Tse 60 ys) 
15 Clover, Mammoth......... 60 8-10 
15 Clover, Midland........... 60 8-10 
14 ahaa CCR 60 8-10 
17 Clovers, Sweet. 60 15-20 
24-31 | Corn, Hybrids. . Ke 56 aa sees 
32 Corn, Regular Varieties. . | SG aa 
34 Corn, Sweet. i heey, eo hg Saas: 
44 Cow Horn Turnip Fi CNC Mae 5a 3-4 
46 Cow' Peasant oie ne ae oe 60 60-90 
35 Crow Repellent............ Mame ule o\t 
16 **Economical Mixture’’ 56 12-20 
46 Hog Pasture. . - 50-70 
8 Inoculant, Liegume.. OS hie i oe 
39 Kentucky Blue Grasso 14 At 
i Ladino Clover.. BA ae 60 1-2 
44 Lespedeza.. ee ine Mee aa 15-20 
40 Meadow Fescue........... 24 25-30 
44 Millets ste) eae aye 32-48 40-50 
OaTST Oats are acerca ee eerie. cise 32 70-100 
39 Orchard Grass............ 14 30-45 
46 Pasture for Hogs.......... e 50-70 
38-41 | Pasture Mixtures. tis pe oe | LeeLee 
44 Peas, Canada. 60 75-100 
40 Permanent Hay and 
Pasture ha een a taste pu ec Ly 32 
36 Potatoes ac et teen 60 600-1100 
46 Rape.. es a 50 s 
42 Red Fescue, Creeping. Pedi 3) et es ee 
38 Red’ Top Grass..5°58..2...: 32 10-12 
42 Reed rena Grass ....... oe a 
6,40 | Rye Grass. : Be NEE 24 25-35 
al Rye, Spring.. Ee rer eine 56 56-84 
35 Seed Sower. pra Ba ies 
ois Seed Treatment, 'Corna or eee Lat 
al Seed Treatment, Grain...| .. | ..... 
8 Seed Treatment, Legumes.|; .. | ..... 
37 Seed Treatment, Potatoes.| .. | ..... 
37 Semesan Bel, Improved...| .. | ..... 
35 Semesan Jr., Improved....| .. | ..... 
44 Sericea Lespedeza......... it 10-15 
45 Sorghum (Cane).......... 50 60-65 
22 Sov Beans ye oe ec 60 60-90 
2l Speltz (ecto ve oe a: 40 80 
43 Sudan! Grasse ee oe EY 20-30 
40 Tall EesCue sates sere oe re, path. eee 
40 Tall Meadow Oat Grass... 14 28-42 
17 TaIMOthy aww ee 45 8-12 
16 Timothy and Alsike....... 45 8-12 
44 Turnip, Cow Horn......... A 3-4 
45 Vetch, Spring............: 50 50-70 
45 Vetch, Winter............. 60 30-60 
20 Wiheatere erie seg ota went 60 90-120 
42, Wheat Grass, Crested..... ey al aA 

A. H. HOFFMAN, 
LANDISVILLE (Lancaster County), 


FREIGHT PAID BY HOFFMAN 
on every seed shipment of 100 pounds or more, 
providing your railroad freight station is in either: 
Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio, Massachusetts, 
New Jersey, New York, Delaware, Rhode Island, 
West Virginia, Virginia or Connecticut. 
BAGS ARE FREE 
BAGS SUPPLIED FREE. When you make up your 
Hoffman Seed order, you don’t have to figure any- 
thing ‘‘extra’ for bags needed to ship seeds. 
RAILWAY EXPRESS NOT RECOMMENDED—and charges 
NOT paid by Hoffman. 
Seed shipments by railway express cost too 
many dollars, unless weighing only a few pounds. 
So don’t specify express shipment. If you must, 
we'll mark charges COLLECT at your station. On 
such express shipments of 100 pounds or over, 
we'll help defray your heavy expense by allow- 
ing you the amount we would otherwise have 
fully prepaid as ‘freight’ charges. 
3 WAYS TO PAY 
1. Send payment with your order. Most folks do. Or— 
2. Mark your order “Ship by C.O.D. freight’ and pay 
your freight agent when the seeds arrive at your 
freight station. This plan can be used ONLY if there 
IS AN AGENT at your freight station. Or— 
3. Pay a draft at your bank when the seeds arrive at 
your freight station. In this case, mark name of bank 
on order, so necessary papers may be sent there. 
If you dcn't send payment with order, be sure to 
indicate on order blank which plan you prefer. 
ORDER EARLY...VERY EARLY! 
Here’s Why 
This is one of the most upset seed years 
ever seen. Help overcome possible rail- 
road delays. Avoid the late rush. Be 
wise—be safe—be sure! 
All conditions nowadays are against 
late “‘rush’’ business . . . supplies so 
short, deliveries upset, help short every- 
where, railroads overburdened. 
Nothing else but early—very early— 
ordering will work out as well for you. 
. . . These are all most sincere state- 
ments—for YOUR benefit. 
Act NOW-decide—order! Hoffman 
Seeds will do their part to help you 
through with good farm crops! Let your 
order come forward . . . right NOW! 
INC. 
PA. 
High-Quality, Heavy-Yielding Seeds Since 1899 
