ALLENTOWN, PENNA. 35 
TASCO 
HYBRID FIELD CORN 
For a number of years we 


have recommended Hybrid 
Field Corn because it will 
stand up better under most 
adverse conditions such as 
drought, windstorm, and late 
harvests. Under the same 
conditions hybrids will yield 
a much larger crop than the 
outdated open-pollinated va- 
rieties. 
We are pleased to offer the 
following list of proved 
hybrids: 
OHIO K 24 
An extra-early variety recommended where very Iate planting is necessary and for general use in Northern 
Pennsylvania. Yields a good crop for a Corn of very short season but will not produce as large a crop as varieties 
like Ohio C 12. Lb. 18c.; pk. $2.40; bus. $9.00. 
IOWA 939 
For years this fine variety has proved itself to be one of the most dependable croppers in this section. Of 
early season, Iowa 939 has always matured properly even during adverse seasons. May safely be planted up until 
June. Our seed is grown right here in Pennsylvania and so ts adapted to our soil and climate. Iowa 939 yields a 
good tonnage of fine quality Corn. Lb. 18c.; pk. $2.40; bus. $9.00. 
OnlOsGt2 
Ohio C 12, while a comparative newcomer in this section, has shown itself as an excellent variety in yield and 
other ways. Season is between Iowa 939 and U. S. 13; yield has been very high, and quality of grain good. Re- 
ports from farmers indicate that C 12 will become very widely used in this section as a safe cropper producing a 
very heavy crop. We consider this the best variety for planting in Lehigh County. Lb. 18c.; pk. $2.40; bus. $9.00. 
Ue Smid 
One of the top varieties in yield per acre, U. S. 13 is of a somewhat longer season than Iowa 939 but has been 
planted in Lehigh and Northampton counties for many seasons and has satisfactorily matured. The quality of the 
Corn Is very good; where early planting is possible and soil is reasonably good this variety 1s highly reeommended. 
An excellent ensilage variety, for the fodder is heavy and of good quality. Lb. 18c.; pk. $2.40; bus. $9.00. 
IOWEALTH 25 
An excellent variety producing a good crop of fine quality Corn. Many. growers stand by this fine variety year 
after year, as it is very dependable in our section. Lb. 20c.; pk. $2.50; bus. $9.25. 
SEED CORN. Open Pollinated, Selected Quality 
LANCASTER SURE CROP OHIO LEAMING 
Lb. 12c.; pk. $1.25; bus. $4.50 
All of above Corn prices f.o.b. Allentown, Pa. For delivered prices add 3c. to pound prices; 15c. to peck prices; 35c. 
to bushel prices. 
