nice-size kernels per head. Stalks grow to good, uni- 
form height. Straw is stiff—keeps standing. Ripens 
in early to moderate season. Ripens uniformly, with- 
out the unripe green-cast grains. Does not shatter— 
lose its grain early, waiting for harvest. Is classed 
as a yellow oat. Thin hull. Meaty kernel. Fine feed. 
Bred-in Crop Insurance 
“Clinton 11” carries the right bloodlines to pro- 
duce good crops. Any small extra cost over seed of 
less ability will return “with interest” from its extra 
yield. Order this fine certified “Clinton 11” seed 
early. It cannot be replaced when sold. 
“CLINTON 59” (Certified) Oats 
Two agricultural Experiment Stations—Illinois and 
Indiana—are greatly responsible for two of today’s 
main oat varieties . . . “Clinton 11” and “Clinton 
59.” From what can be learned, the crosses that 
produced both strains are just about identical. A 
different number was applied at each station. 
Here is a supply of “Clinton 59.” Finest quality. 
True strain. Certified. What could be written about 
it would have to about match the above details on 
“Clinton 11” . . . there could hardly be any great 
inherent differences. 
Caution: Wise buyers will not be misled by low- 
price, less-productive seed—offered by either number. 
Recommendation: Depend on this Hoffman top- 
quality, genuine seed . . . either number . . . get 
top-crop returns! 
“MOHAWK” (Certified) Oats 
Dependable, good-yielding oats, closely related to 
“Clinton”’—same general characteristics. Developed 
in New York . . . has done well there and in northern 
Pennsylvania. Recommended. Resisted leaf blotch 
and blight, crown and stem rust. Stiff straw. . . 
can stand until ripe with little risk of going down. 
“AJAX” Oats 
Heavy yielding, tall straw, average maturing, orig- 
inated in Canada. Desirable straw stiffness. Has 
made good crops despite attacks by stem rust, leaf 
blotch, blight and crown rust. Good yielder in Penn 
_. State tests for a number of years. In one New Jersey 
test, Ajax topped all others by 8.6 bu. more per acre. 
«Should enjoy wider popularity. 
ee OW HOFFMAN seeds 
