FOR GOOD CLOVER, 
<Jlottnjan 
DEPEND ON THES! 
ality 
DEPENDABLE 
SINCE 1899 
Every successful farmer knows the im- — 
portance of clean, hardy, suitable seed 
... especially the Clover and Alfalfa seed 
he sows. These two pages, and the next 
two, tell the facts about strains of these 
seeds that are well fitted to do your job— 
and do it profitably to you! 
The day of customer shopping from one 
store to the other, asking: “How much is 
your clover seed?” . . . has passed. And 
rightly so. So much more important is 
the RIGHT kind of seed, from proper 
sources, adapted seed, cleaned and tested. 
The memory of good crops is so much 
more lasting than seed cost ever will be. 
This year—let us together give this all- 
important subject very serious thought. 
Following paragraphs may contain some 
helpful suggestions. 
ALSIKE CLOVER Merits More 
Use Than It Normally Gets 
Where in all the realm of the Clovers is 
any that, year in and year out, will show 
up as favorably over such a wide area as 
will Alsike clover? It fights through most 
any weather situation. Produces fine hay. 
Survives so often, when most of its com- 
panion plantings almost disappear. With- 
stands acid soils quite well. 
This year Alsike seed costs much less. 
Small seeded, it always “goes farther” at 
sowing time. Is dependable on wetter 
soils. Is a sure catch, not subject to usual 
clover sickness. This Hoffman Alsike seed 
is truly splendid quality. Use this hardy 
legume liberally this year. It deserves 
wider use, because of the dependable job 
it does . . . and this year’s low-cost seed 
should widen its use greatly. Sow this 
super-clean, hardy Hoffman Alsike seed. 
RED CLOVER of the QUALITY 
Your Requirements Demand 
Happily for everybody, this year’s cost on 
splendid-quality red clover seed is under 
that of a year ago. And Hoffman stocks 
comprise strictly top-quality Red Clover. 

