
Priced Exceedingly Low 
You can cut your cost of seeding to the bone by sowing Lot ‘‘Silver.’’ The 
Timothy crop the past season was about two-thirds of the previous year’s crop. 
While the prices are higher this year, Timothy is the cheapest seed on the 
list. We have several cars and can take good care of your business. 
99% Pure—Strong Germination 
Lot ‘‘Silver’’ is strictly first class quality. It is Pinnacle Brand quality. If 
you are an old customer you know that means Extra Fancy or the best. 
Send for samples. Compare quality and prices with your’ retail dealers. 
Considering quality, you will find our prices lower. 
Compare Quality and Value 
It pays to sow seed that will grow. Our test shows this lot has high purity 
and germination. This lot is priced right. A higher price cannot make it any 
better. You will find other grades described on page 1 and prices on page 32. 
Send your order for Lot “Silver.” It is a dandy value. 
PERMANENT PASTURE 
Economy Mixture Easiest of All to Grow 
Red Top thrives most anywhere on me- 
dium to heavy soils. It grows on a wider 
range of soil types and over a large varia- 
tion of climates than any grass we know of. 
Poor soils grow Red Top even after other 
grasses fail. Medium soils produce it profit- 
ably. On rich land it makes a luxurious 
production. It grows under dry conditions 
and is the best grass for wet land or poorly 
drained soil. Red Top stops gully-washing 
as it makes a thick sod. 
Use This Valuable Crop 
The above characteristics will suggest uses 
for this crop on your farm. It makes a fine 
grass to have in permanent pasture and 
meadows. It is also fine for. lawns. Red 
Top will catch where other grasses may fail. 
Using Red Top assures a fuller stand of 
grass-and therefore greater returns from the 
land, - We strongly advise its use, 

Here is a fine mixture composed of grasses 
with the exception of a small amount of Korean 
and Sweet Clover. An all around mixture that 
can be sown in spring or fall. It is suitable for 
most any soil and climatic conditions, and a 
wide range of territory. Our Economy Mixture 
is an ideal combination for a permanent pasture at a very low 
cost. Produces a pasture that will last several years. 
Our Economy Mixture is a combination of Red Top, Kentucky 
Blue Grass, Korean Clover, Timothy and Rye Grass and Sweet 
Clover. Sow 15 to 20 pounds per acre. If you want more Clovers, 
add them to suit your requirements. These grasses all reseed 
well and your pasture gets better each year. This seed has been 
recleaned and the mixture carefully blended. The price is low 
‘and we guarantee shipment to satisfy you according to our guar- 
antee on page 4. 
PERFECTION MIXTURE 
Our Perfection Mixture is made up of the 
higher priced grasses, which are all Perennial 
grasses. This variety of grasses makes an ex- 
cellent Pasture or Meadow. This Mixture is 
principally Ky. Blue Grass, Orchard Grass, 
Bromus (Brome Grass), Reed’s Canary Grass, 
Timothy and Red Top. This combination. of 
seeds meets various conditions of soil, climate, 
etc. Some of these seeds make a vigorous growth 
during dry periods and others yield well in wet seasons. These 
grasses produce well-balanced results from year to year. This 
is a mixture that should last for years. Sow 15 to 20 pounds per 
acre. The seeds in this mixture have been recleaned. We guar- 
antee shipment to please you. This is a good value at this low 
price. 












Our Prices Save You 
Money 
Compared with other grasses the acre 
cost of seeding is very low. Very economical 
to use, It only takes 10 to 12 Ibs. per acre 
for a full seeding. In a mixture a little 
goes a long ways. Our seed is thoroughly 
recleaned and is high testing new seed. Our 
wholesale quotations are on page 32, 
Smaller lots postpaid. 1 lb., $1.00; 
5 lbs., $4.90; 10 lbs., $9.75, 
See page 32 for latest price list. 








Knightstown, Ind. 
Gentlemen: 
Please quote price, on Red 
Clover, Alsike Clover and Tim- 
othy. I have used your Pinnacle 
Brand for several years and al- 
ways found them O. K. 
(Signed): Eldon Hagy. 




