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CERTIFIED CORN HYBRIDS 
Our Hybrid Seed Corns are becoming very popular 
in Northern Pennsylvania and the Southern tier 
Counties of New York and do very well when the 
proper varieties are planted to suit the location. 
Many farmers have bought Hybrid Seed Corn from 
dealers who did not know the peculiar growing and 
soil condition of Northern Pennsylvania and New 
York. They planted varieties that were not suitable 
to their location, the Corn did not ripen and the 
farmers became discouraged. 
In planting Hybrid Seed Corn latitude, elevation 
and growing season must be taken into consideration. 
Requires Less Help in 
OHIO M-34 (26x51) x (40Bx02). A high yielding early Hybrid. 
Plants are dark green, hold their greenness well, giving an appear- 
ance of lateness even though the ears are well matured. Medium- 
sized thick ears with deep kernels, can be used for early silage on 
high lands. Matures 90 to 95 days. Bu. $9.50. 
OHIO HYBRID M-15 Pedigreed (26x51) x (AXCC5). This is a 
tried and well known hybrid. It is the earliest one certified in 
Ohio. It is especially suited for the higher lands of Central and 
Northern Pennsylvania and New York. This Hybrid may be 
used for silage where an early silage is desired on the high lands. 
Matures in 95 to 100 days. Lb. 25c., bu. $9.50. 
OHIO K-23 Certified. One of Ohio’s best early varieties. Kernels 
are light yellow of medium breadth and depth. Stalks 7 ft. high, 
ears medium with 16-18 rows tapered. In the latitude of 
Williamsport it does well on elevations up to 1000 ft. A depend- 
able hybrid. Matures in 100 days. Bu. $9.50. 
OHIO HYBRID M-20 Pedigree (26x51) x (33x40B). Ohio M-20 
is similar in maturity and appearance to Ohio M-15. The fodder 
is darker green in color. The ears of medium length are borne at 
medium height on the stalk. Kernels are large, thick and of 
medium depth. Corn borer tolerant and resistant to root lodging 
and stalk breaking. Can be used for early silage. Matures 
90 to 95 days. Bu. $9.50. 
TREAT SEED CORN WITH 
ARASAN 
Easy dust treatment; 
protects seed against 
rotting; improves 
stands; reduces seed- 
ling blight and in- 
creases yields. Average 
increase, 4 bus. per 
acre. 134 oz. pkt. 25c., 
1 lb. can $1.00, 4 lb. 
can $3.40. 
chanical picker. 
JOHN DEERE 
ROLLING STALK CUTTER 
No. 206 
A machine superior to a disk harrow 
in turning under Corn stalk when the 
Corn is snapped or picked with a me- 
Ohio K-24 Hybrid 
IT’S RESULTS 
THAT COUNT 
Corn that will do well on bottom land will be a failure 
on higher land. Here in our own County of Lycoming 
and adjoining counties the elevation varies from 500 
feet to 2500 feet with a variation of from 1 to 4 
weeks of the growing season. 
We of Chaapel’s Seed Store pride ourselves upon 
our knowledge of the terrain of this section, and can 
therefore recommend the variety best suited to any 
given location within our trade territory. 
Hybrid Seed Corns give larger yields, withstands 
drought, stands up better, matures and grows more 
uniformly, produces more leaves and greener fodder. 
Cultivation and Harvest 
OHIO HYBRID K-24 Pedigreed (51AxWF9) x (33x40B). A 
high yielding Hybrid Corn with an excellent root system. Ears 
are borne low on stalk and have 14-16 rows of fairly deep richly 
colored smooth kernels. The plants are very lodge-resistant, with 
deep green leaves and have short shanks, making it an excellent 
variety for mechanical picker. One of our best hybrids on the 
better soils. Can be used for ensilage where Wisconsin No. 412 
is used for grain. Maturity 100 to 105 days. Lb. 25c., bu. $9.50. 
PENNA. HYBRID 612 (WF9x51A) x (W22x1205). A high yield- 
ing Hybrid, with an excellent root system. The plants are leafy 
and dark green in color. Ears are borne low on the stalk and have 
14 to 16 rows of large fairly deep, richly colored kernels. Resistant 
to aphids and insects. Matures 95 days. Bu. $9.50. 
PENNA. HYBRID 611 (MF9x51A) x (W22xOhio 28). One of the 
newer Hybrid seed corn introduced by Penna. State College, and 
grown in Lycoming Co., Pa. Reputed to be more disease 
resisting, with a large root system larger yields, adapted for 
mechanical pickers, and a good sheller. Matures in 100 days. 
Lb. 25c., bu. $9.50. 
PENNA. EXPERIMENTAL NO. 5602. The most promising 
Hybrid, about the same period and growth as Ohio 20, disease 
resisting, adapted to mechanical pickers. Ears 12 in. x 12 in., 
matures 95 days. Supply limited. Bu. $10.00 
STANLEY’S CROW 
REPELLENT 
PROTECTS YOUR 
SEED CORN 
from crows, pheasants, 
blackbirds, larks, and all 
other corn-pulling birds and 
animal pests, such as moles, 
gophers, woodchucks, squir- 
rels, etc. 
Qt., enough for 4 bus. seed 
$1.75, pt. enough for 2 bus. 
seed $1.00, 1% pt. enough for 
1 bu.”’seed 60c. 
