SEED POTATOES 
Early Varieties Plant 12 to 16 
Irish Cobbler. White, mealy Potato used for early, medium, 
and late crop. The most widely planted for early and for 
general crop. 
Bliss’ Triumph. Extra-early; round; red skin. Fine. Also 
called “Stray Beauty” and ‘‘Six Weeks."’ There is, however, 
another named ‘‘Six Weeks,'’ somewhat like Early Ohio. Be 
careful not to confuse these. 
Surprise. Of fine quality, somewhat resembling Irish Cobbler 
in shape and size. Early and a heavy yielder. 
Chippewa. Bred from Irish Cobbler, smooth and shallow eyes. 
Sebago (Certified). Medium early. Round, white skinned, 
smooth, shallow eyed, medium size, blight resistant, A heavy 
yielder and good keeper. 
, Late Varieties 
Katahdin. Oval shape. Smooth, main crop of very fine 
quality and a heavy yielder. 
Green Mountain. Medium-late or general-crop Potato; 
snow-white; gives excellent results on all kinds of soil; 
very fine. 
Russet. Splendid late or main crop; big yielder. Very popular 
late-crop variety. 
Rural New Yorker. Well-known late variety. Medium-large, 
smooth, shallow eyes; a good Potato and a good yielder. 
Sir Walter Raleigh. One of the best late or main-crop varie- 
Spe cats yielder; large and smooth; fine quality; skin and 
esh white. 
Our Frost-proof CABBAGE PLANTS 
Varieties: Early Jersey Wakefield, Charleston Large 
Type Wakefield, Succession, Early Flat Dutch, and 
Copenhagen Market. We do not send plants C.O.D. 
Prices by Parcel Post, postage paid (we pay it), in lots of 
100, 200, 300, or 400 plants, at $1 per 100; $3.20 for 500; 
1,000 or more, at $6 per 1,000. All orders are sent by parce 
post—it is quickest and best. Large orders are packed in 
several packages. Orders are filled by the 100, not 250 or 350. 
RHUBARB, Victoria. The best variety. Roots, $2 per 
doz. ($2.25 postpaid); $12 per 100 ($12.50 postpaid). Seeds, 
Pkt. 10 cts.; oz. 35 cts.; 4lb. 95 cts.; Ib. $2.50. 
HORSE-RADISH ROOTS, Maliner Kren. A large, quick- 
growing variety which is now the very best Horse-Radish 
grown. Large, strong cuttings, 40 cts. per doz.; $1.75 per 100 
($2 postpaid); $12.50 per 1,000 by express; or $13.50 per 
1,000, postpaid. 


Weare cecognized as Pennsylvania’s headquarters for the finest 
quality Seed Potatoes. We annually sell many carloads. If you 
need a bushel, a bag, or a carload, write us or come in to 
see us about it. We will give you the LOWEST possible price 
on MAINE-GROWN CERTIFIED SEED. 
PRICES FOR SEED POTATOES are on cash terms, here 
at our store. 
SEED POTATOES: 
(1% bus.) 
Irish Cobbler (Certified) 
Green Mountain (Certified) 
Chippewa (Certified) 
Katahdin (Certified) 
Sebago (Certified) 
All Maine grown. Bags of 100 Ibs. 
Select Red Bliss 
Russet 
Sir Walter Raleigh 
Rural New Yorker 
Early Surprise 
Carmen. Late Crop 
PRICES FOR SEED POTATOES (Subject to change with the 
Market and O.P.A. Regulations) 
All Certified Seed—Sack 100 Ibs. 
1 to 10 sacks at $5.50 per sack 
ll to 25 sacks at $5.40 per sack 
26 to 100 sacks at $5.25 per sack 
All War Approved Seed—5S0 cts. per sack less than above. 
Place your order at once. Shipment will be made as soon as 
weather conditions are safe to ship. 
PRICES POSTPAID CERTIFIED SEED, 5 lbs. 70 cts.; 
10 lbs, $1.35; 15 lbs. $1.90. (Postage and packaging is included) 

Sweet Potato Plants 
We make a specialty of an extra-fine selected strain of the Big 
Yellow Sweet Potatoes. Our plants are strong and well rooted. 
Ready in May but it is important that you place your order now. 
Prices, 30 cts. per doz. (35 cts. postpaid); 90 cts. per 100 
($1.25 postpaid); $4 for 500 ($4.50 postpaid); $7.50 per 1,000 
($8 postpaid). Less than 500 at the single hundred rate. 
ONION PLANTS 
Of the Yellow Sweet Spanish Variety. We sold millions 
of them in our store last year. Plant them 4 to 5 inches 
apart in rows 12 to 15 inches apart and give plenty of fer- 
tilizer or manure. They will grow to a very large size and 
produce handsome Onions like the big Bermudas. We sell 
them by the ‘*bunch’’—the number in a bunch varies from 
75 to 100 or more depending on the size when pulled. One 
bunch 40 cts.; 2 for 75 cts.; 5 for $1.75; 10 bunches $3, 
all postpaid. 
A crate of approximately 6000 plants (60 bunches) 
$11.50 (you pay express). We send them when proper 
planting time arrives. 

SCHELL’S QUALITY FARM SEEDS 
It Is of Greatest Importance to You That You Sow Good Seed 
BUY FROM SCHELL’S AND KNOW YOU ARE GETTING THE BEST ALWAYS 
Schell’s Quality Clovers, Alfalfa, and other Grasses and all Field Seeds, are fancy quality, large, 
plump seeds, clean, new, and of high germination. 
B= Write Today or When You Are Ready to Buy, and send us a list of the kinds and quantities of each of 
the Field Seeds you need, and we will quote you prices before you order. We have only one grade—absolutely the best 
—and the best is what you want. Plant Schell’s Quality Farm Seeds. Save Money and have big, clean crops. 
SEED OATS, Caution! 
The Oats crop in general last year was very poor; indeed, it was bad. If yours was 
poor and you need new seed, then let us send you free samples of our Big Yielder 
and Certified Victory, and when you see this excellent seed—you will want it. 
OATS, Schell’s “Big Yielder” 
Sow Schell’s “‘Big Yielder’’ Seed Oats this year and you 
may get the biggest and best crop of Oats you ever grew. 
There is just one reason why we continue to sell thou- 
sands of bushels of our Schell’s ‘‘Big Yielder’’ Seed Oats, 
and that is because of its high standard of quality and its 
tremendous yield. This makes our customers come back for 
more when they want new “‘blood’—and when a neighboring 
farmer sees a crop of it he wants it also. 
Schell’s “Big Yielder’? Oats has been making 70 to 80 
bushels to the acre on the same soil and under the same con- 
ditions that produced 40 bushels from the old varieties. 
We are fortunate in having exceptionally fine quality 
Seed Oats crops for you 
Schell’s ‘“‘Big Yielder’’ Oats has outyielded every other 
variety of tree or spreading Oats tested with it. With the 
yield you get quality; it is an unusually heavy-bodied Oats, 
big, plump, meaty grains, with very little chaff. It is a 
spreading or ‘‘tree’’ Oats; the straw is very strong, practically 
lodge-proof and averages 4 feet in height. A measured 
bushel will weigh from 42 to 45 pounds. Sow 2% bushels to 
the acre. A 20-acre field may give you many more dollars 
than ordinary Oats by increasing your yield 20 to 40 bushels 
more per acre. Prices: 1 to 9 bus., $2.25 per bus.; 10 to 24 
bus., $2.15 per bus.; 25 to 50 bus. or more, $2 per bus. 
here, at our store, or by freight not prepaid. 
PATTERSON SEED OATS. Tree or spreading head. A variety which under hundreds of demonstrations carried on throughout 
Pennsylvania, by Pennsylvania State College, has outyielded many varieties with which it was compared, including Cornellian, 
Keystone, Swedish Select, and Ithacan. Therefore, we highly recommend it to you. 1 to 9 bus., $2.25 per bus.; 10 to 24 
bus., $2.15 per bus.; 25 to 50 bus. or more, $2 per bus. here, at our store, or by freight not prepaid. 
VICTORY OATS, Certified. A fine variety of large, plump meaty white Oats. Very heavy yielding. Medium season. 1 to 9 
bus., $2.25 per bus.; 10 to 24 bus., $2.15 per bus.; 25 to 50 bus. or more, $2 per bus. 
prepaid. 
THEY GROW BETTER - THEY YIELD BETTER 
At our store, or freight not 
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