ALFALFA 
Always the Most Profitable 
Crop to Raise... 
Don’t Put Weeds Back on Your Land. Buy Only Pure Seed From a Reliable Dealer. Alfalfa Is 
About the Best Crop a Farmer Can Raise. It Is Almost Indispensable on the Farm. 

Alfalfa increases land value; Alfalfa puts nitrogen into the soil, especially if the seed is inoculated 
before being planted. 
° ° LADAK. lLadak is more resistant to Alfalfa wilt than 
O25 Ox for Lasting Fields any other variety, and is one of the hardiest if not the 
hardiest of all Alfalfa. Stocks are very limited. 
USE HARDY STRAINS OF ALFALFA and _ northern 
grown seed that will withstand winter killing and be COSSACK. Another hardy strain that is growing in pop- 
resistant to disease. A well fed plant yields more hay ularity each year. 
and is much less likely to be damaged by wilt or blight. WYOMING “BUCKAROO BRAND.” We can supply north- 
A bag of Superphosphate per acre will supply the food ern Wyoming common or Grimm Alfalfa. Buckaroo 
that Alfalfa needs in this section of the country. The Brand is specially cleaned and is very high in purity 
extra hay produced will more than pay for the cost of and germination. Grown on the wind swept plains of 
northern Wyoming where temperatures drop down to 
nothing and below. Like the cowboy on the bucking 
the fertilizer. 
MEEKER BALTIC. Grown mostly under dry conditions horse on the branded bag, it has to be tough to survive. 
in northwestern Colorado, Produces an abundance of «c¢oOLUMBINE BRAND” ALFALFA. When you see “Col- 
hay for three or four years. It has not proven to be re- umbine Brand” on a bag or tag, you don’t have to ask 
sistant to wilt and for that reason should only be plant- your dealer to show you the seed. Whether it’s from 
ed where the intention is to plow it up after four years. Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, you can rest assured 
that the quality of the seed itself is the acme of per- 
HARDESTAN. A wilt-resisting variety and a good hay fection. 
yielder. It is a poor seed yielder and the supply is sel- 
; ARGENTINE ALFALFA. Owing to short supplies of 
dom enough to satisfy the demand. 
American-grown seed there will be a supply of Argen- 
tine seed for this year’s seeding. This is similar to our 
GRIMM. A well Known hardy strain. Does not winter common type seed. It should produce hay for at least 
kill and produces mcre and finer hay than common four years as far north as the Colorado-Wyoming line. 
Alfalfa. We can supply northern Wyoming and Mon- 10% of the seed is stained red as a means of identifica- 
tana Grimm. tion. 
LAWN GRASSES 
COLUMBINE MIXED LAWN GRASS. Fine for new lawn DENVER FANCY MIXED LAWN GRASS. Made up of 
or for thickening up an old one. Contains the right Kentucky Blue Grass, White Clover and other grasses 
amount of Bent and other fine grasses to form a beau- that protect the Blue Grass when it is young, and which 
tiful fine turf that will keep out weeds. Sow 1 lb. to 
100 square feet for new lawn and 1 lb. to 300 square 
feet for thickening up old lawns. Price, $1.25 per Ib. 
later are driven out by the Blue Grass and Clover. 
Makes a very quick showing. Sow 1 lb. to 100 square 
feet. Price, 85c per Ib. 
BARTCO MIXED LAWN GRASS. Made up of fine grades 
of Kentucky Blue Grass, Chewings Fescue, Red Top KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. The standard grass of Amer- 
and White Clover. Makes a very desirable lawn. Sow ica for farms, and the most widely used in mixtures. 
1 lb. to 100 square feet. Price, $1.15 per lb. Sow 1 lb. to 100 sq. ft. Price, $1.45 per Ib. 
SHADY NOOK MIXED LAWN GRASS. Best to use in| BARTELDES SEASIDE BENT GRASS. Forms a thick 
shade under trees and north of buildings. Also does mat of fine grass which is of pleasing color, is easy to 
well in the sun. Sow 1 Ib. to 100 square feet. Price, cut and keeps out weeds admirably. Starts quickly, and, 
$1.00 per Ib. therefore excellent for thickening up old lawns. Certi- 
ASTORIA BENT GRASS. Lighter green color than Sea- fied and of very highest quality. Sow 1 Ib. to 200 square 
side. Sow same amount as Seaside. Our seed is certi- feet for new lawn and 1 Ib. to 400 square feet for thick- 
fied and of the very highest quality. Price, $1.95 per !b. ening up old lawn. Price, $1.95 per lb. 
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