THE CHAS. C. HART SEED COMPANY 

Corn, Hart’s Golden Bantam 
CORN. Yellow Varieties 
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1 1b. will plant about 250 hills; 1214 lbs. per acre if sown by hand; 15 lbs. per acre by machine 
Culture—Plant about May 15th and in succession every two weeks until the middle of July; thus having a continuous crop 
allseason. Plant DWARF varieties 3 feet apart each way, a few inches farther for TALLER varieties. 
Seed 5 to 6 kernels per 
hill, thin to 4 plants for best results. 
All open-pollinated Corn is 15c. per packet, 
25c. per 1% lb., 45c. per Ib., 80c. for 2 lbs., 
unless otherwise indicated. 

Golden or Bantam Evergreen. The old favorite 
Evergreen type ina rich golden yellow. The standard 
for late Corn. 3 to 10 Ibs. 26c. per Ib., 11 to 25 Ibs. 
24c. per lb., over 25 Ibs. 22c. per lb. 
Golden Colonel. For quality and sweetness. Irregular 
kernels like Country Gentleman but a pleasing 
creamy yellow in color. 3 to 10 Ibs. 32c. per lb., 11 to 
25 Ibs. 30c. per Ib., over 25 Ibs. 28c. per lb. 
Golden Early Market or Extra Early Golden. There 
are many inferior strains of this most valuable of early 
varieties. Our stock has been grown under our own 
supervision since we secured our original strain, and 
we believe we have today as pure an early, large- 
eared strain as there is available. The 7 to 8 inch 
ears of broad, yellow kernels sell readily and are 
available when other gardeners are bringing in small 
undersized ears. 3 to 10 Ibs. 32c. per Ib., 11 to 25 Ibs. 
30c. per Ib., over 25 Ibs. 28c. per Ib. 
Golden Sunshine. Good for market as well as the 
home garden. For several years we have selected 
Golden Sunshine for earliness and size and can offer 
today a Corn nearly as early as Golden Market, a 
trifle longer but slimmer, possessing the delicious 
flavor of Golden Bantam. 3 to 10 lbs. 32c. per Ib., 
11 to 25 lbs. 30c. per Ib., over 25 Ibs. 28c. per Ib. 
Hart’s Golden Bantam. Extra early, extra heavy 
yielding and extra sweet. Eight rows of large, plump 
golden yellow kernels, bursting with sweetness. The 
very appearance of our Golden Bantam is irresistible. 
There is no heavier yielding, earlier or more attractive 
Bantam-than this—the yardstick of quality. 3 to 10 
Ibs. 28c. per Ib., 11 to 25 lbs. 26c. per lb., over 25 Ibs. 
24c. per Ib. 
Twelve-Rowed Bantam. Highly prized for canning 
due to its heavy yield and delicious flavor. 3 to 10 
Ibs. 27c. per lb., 11 to 25 lbs. 25c. per lb., over 25 Ibs. 
23c. per Ib. 
Whipple’s Early Yellow. The largest, heaviest main 
crop variety. 3 to 10 Ibs. 28c. per Ib., 11 to 25 Ibs. 
27c. per lb., over 25 Ibs. 25c. per Ib. 
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