

HENRY 

Good as They Look — 
“Dear Mr. Field: We have been order-— 
ing seed from you for years and never — 
was sorry. We are always satisfied with — 
your vegetables, flowers, shrubs—well, 
everything. Here’s a picture of Mom and — 
Dad with 3 of the largest, delicious, gen- 
uine Hubbards. They weigh 30 to 35 1tbs. 
each and are just as good as they look. 
The folks and myself wish to thank you.” — 
—Miss Evelyn Lozmach, Three fa: 2 
Michigan, 


Pleased with United Hybrid 
‘Dear Henry: Was very well pleased 
with the United Hybrid seed corn I got 
from you. Am sending you a picture of 
myself and corn taken last-August. I am 
6 ft. 2 in. tall. Everyone said it was the 
best corn in the county. ‘I planted it May 
5.”—Robert O’Rell, Hotchkiss, Colorado. 
Korean Lespedeza _ 
Guess this is about the shortest crop 
as long as we can remember on this item. 
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Poor harvesting weather and heavy winds ° eaT Ee % When should Ibu m 
caused heavy losses in producing sec- United Hybrid U57 in theOzarks seed? y! LA 
tions. We had a nice supply to begin the Last year lanted Hyb id : - 
season but it won’t last long. Better ciate ella corns dese 
hurry and get yours. 
on my place down in the Ozarks, and this |. Right now: The sooner “the hettera 
picture was taken July 18. Looks good There will not be near enough seed to go _ 
don’t it? Made some real corn, too. Good around, and it will be a case of “‘the devil ~ 
corn. It was the wonder of the whole take the hindmost.” Buy the seed first. © 







neighborhood. They are all wanting some You can do that before you can work the — 
of the same kind of seed this year. Well ground. Don’t wait until you are ready | to i 
they can get it, if they get ‘busy. H..F. plant. You probably can’t get it allthen. — 
Plants AND Seeds United Hybrid Best _ Oe 
Here is an age old question that crops in Community — + aa 
up every year and it is a good one. Shall - «Dear Henry: Raised United Hybrid corn 
I set out plants or sow seeds of vegeta- last year and am more than pleased with it. 
bles direct in the garden? Here is our Thiet eee tee Ald of corms eye ee 
answer. Do Both! Tomatoes, peppers, from walking through my fields Pe admir- 
ggplant and cauliflower are given an ing my corn, and at harvest time it ¢ 
early start most everywhere by starting out on top.”—Herman 6B. Walker, Rt. Le 
plants indoors and transplanting later to PIR CEV Br eiOs 7 
their place in the garden outdoors. And How Much to Plant ~ We 
that is the way it should be. Harvest SNe 
will start weeks earlier if you follow It’s one thing to plant a big crdanes ar ; 
this method. At the same time remem- another to plant it at_the right time, ¢§ on 
ber that later on you can sow direct in things mature when we want to eat them. 


the garden, varieties which are hardy, Most of the ‘short season” Meio | 
provide a world of vegetables for late son, so that fruit is available over along 
harvest and autumn storage. period. 
of a number of vegetables, as well as the 
feet of row needed to feed an ordinary — 
Everybody knows what can happen family for one meal. Now get out your — 
to a corn crop in a hot dry spell, or % . 
pollen throwing only 3 or 4 days, too things, for how long and how much. _— re 
often the field is poorly fertilized. Harvest Growfor — 
grow rapidly, and mature early. This will want to be planted more than once a sea-_ 
\ Here’s a table giving the harvest pecan 
PLANT UNITED BLENDS— 
other extreme weather condition. With pencil and figure out when you w 
UNITED’S ‘All-Weather Blend,” sci- from one _ family 


entifically made up of different hy- Sowing lasts acorns ie 
brids, prevents this by lengthening ; Beans, snap 4 weeks foot=S\ 25 
the pollen season to 20 to 25 days. Beets Gweeks | renee mie. 
Over a period of years, a blend will Carrots | S weeks — 
out produce any single hybrid. Cucumbers 4 weeks — 
. : \ Endive G weeks 
A Happy Smile INSURE CROP—SAVE MONEY Lettuce 6 weeks” 
eee 2 a Kohlrabi | 3 weeks 
Mrs. Maudé Smith, Williamsburg, Mise Blends in 20, 30, 40, 50 & 60 Series ones a weet 
sour “x sends this picture of her grand- Large and Medium Flats.....$9.90 per bu. Bivemestara 10 aase : 
son Ray, age 18 mos. He really looks Special Flats +eeee-- 8.50 per bu. Onion Sets 4 weeks 
pleased and happy, doesn’t he. Maybe Medium Rounds - 8.20 per bu. ect . ; ae bab 
his daddy is home. I notice he’s wearing Large Rounds ..........+--- 6.90 per bu. Sumexens 7 2 Greeana 

tania 
a soldier’s cap. winter 6 weeks 

