prefer to graze on it, as it carries more 
sweet in its stalk, plants are leafier, so 
for hay or pasture it is more palatable. 
Carpet Grass. This grass will grow only 
in our milder climates and is an excel- 
lent pasture grass. Ask for prices. 
Red Top Grass. Splendid pasture and 
hay grass in well watered areas. 1 Ib. 
80c; 2 lbs, $1.50, postpaid. 
Weeping Love Grass Seed. This won- 
derful new grass is acclaimed one of 
the wonder pasture grasses in Okla- 
homa. One pound of seed will plant 4 
acres of prepared land when drilled in 
rows. 1 lb, $1.00, postpaid. 
CLOVERS 
Ladino Clover. This new giant growing 
type of White Dutch Clover has been 
proven a good clover to use in your 
pasture mixtures, Past two seasons this 
clover has shown wonderful results in 
different experimental plots over south- 
eastern Oklahoma, $2.25 per pound, 
postpaid, 
White Dutch Clover. This well known 
clover serves as a fine lawn clover 
and does well in all mixed pastures. 
1 lb. $1.35, postpaid; 2 lbs. $2.45, post- 
paid. Special 100 pound prices quoted 
on request. 
Small Yellow Hop Clover. This clover 
is showing good results in winter pas- 
tures all over eastern Oklahoma. 1 Ib. 
70c: 2 lbs, $1.30, postpaid. $50.00 per 
100 lbs. F.O.B. Shawnee, Okla. 
Giant Yellow Hop Clover. This new 
strain introduced from Tennessee where 
it makes double the growth of ordinary 
Hop Clover. Has won instant popularity 
in Oklahoma. $1.75 per pound, post- 
paid. 
Black Medic Clover, You can sow it in 
Bermuda or other native pastures with 
excellent results. It is a good pasture 
and soil building crop. 1 lb. postpaid, 
60c: 2 lbs. postpaid, $1.10 or $35.00 
per 100 lbs. F.O.B. Shawnee, Okla. 
Hubam Clover. This wonderful annual 
white bloom sweet clover is gaining 
in popularity. Can be sown with any 
grain crops, either in fall or spring. 
Makes gcod pastures and is a great 
soil builder. 
Yellow Madrid Clover. A splendid bi- 
ennial growing clover which is leafy, 
fine stemed, producing excellent pas- 
tures and is recognized a great soil 
builder, 
Autauga Reseeding Crimson Clover. 
“The Crimson Clover you plant only 
once.” Reseeds and grows in oats, grain 
sorghum, hybrid corn, soybeans, les- 
pedeza 
other legumes and grasses: also wheat, 
sericea, Johnson Grass and 
barley and pecan groves. 
OTHER SEEDS 
Texas Red Rustproof Oats. This time 
tried variety of rustproof oats will al- 
ways give high yields under the aver- 
age soil and weather conditions, Our 
stocks are grown from only the best 
certified seed, so you are assured of 
securing good quality and pure seed 
stocks from us. Treat your seed stocks 
with “CERESAN” and 
yields by preventing smut. 
increase your 
Dwarf Essex Rape Seed. Holland grown 
Rape produces fine pasture for hogs, 
sheep and poultry. It can be planted 
early and will last until late frost. One 
pound 35c; 2 lbs. for 60c, postpaid. Ask 
for prices in large quantities. 
Sunflower Seed—Mammoth Russian 
grown for shade and feed. Will produce 
30 to 40 bushels to the acre. Is an ex- 
cellent feed for poultry. Can be planted 
as late as July 15th and mature a crop. 
Price: Pkt. 10c;: lb. 40c; 2 lbs, 70c, post- 
paid. 
Sinkers Cotton Seed. All acid delinted, 
perfectly graded, treated with Ceresan, 
showing 90% or better germination. 
Sinkers costs less to plant, showing 
perfect stands in 3 days. Ask for special 
circular. Plant with corn planter, saving 
nearly all chopping costs. Packed in 50 
lb. bags. Following varieties are avail- 
able—Paula; D.&P.L.14 and 15; Stone- 
ville 2B; Improved Rowden and others. 
Alfalfa. The king of all field crops and 
natural soil builders. We carry a full 
range of varieties. 
Cow Peas. The 
good for table use, stock feed, and soil . 
improvement, Adapted to 
every soil, Food value is exceptionally 
triple-purpose crop, 
practically 
high. Be sure to inoculate with Nitragin 
up 
Lespedeza. Produces plenty of high 
quality hay; also good soil builder— 
particularly when inoculated. Stands 
dry, hot weather. Our selection includes 
Korean, Kobe, and Sericea, 
Millet. Its quick growth makes it par- 
ticularly desirable for hay and pasturage 
especially in times of drouth. 
Peanuts. One of the most profitable 
crops for light, loamy or sandy soil. 
Combine Milomaize. There are a num- 
ber of good and improved varieties of 
combine maize. Planted early or late 
they make good grain yields. Popular 
are Martins-Westland-Wheat- 
land and Plainsman. 
varieties 
Vetch. A great producer for hay, pas- 
turage, or silage. Good cover crop and 
soil builder. May be sown spring or 
fall, is not particular as to soil and 
needs only moderate moisture. 
Mung Beans. Our area grows both Do- 
mestic and Oriental varieties. They are 
good soil builders and of course make 
excellent feed for all livestock. Also, 
used for making bean sprouts. 


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