ecsin sp ole grass coral we 
e ever offered. The lawn it produces 
v oS smooth, a dark lush green in 
/ 
\ixture contains 30% Merion 
erion produces healthy, dark 
that spread farther than or- 
3 due to their under- 
stocks. In addition, Merion 
o leaf spot, heat and drouth 
s kill out Crabgrass. Another 
ng about Merion is that it “stays 
summer long. It doesn’t go 
ing hot, dry weather like so 
_grasses—instead, it keeps 
ing and thriving. 
This grass 
n shade and is adapted to all 
nae wet low spots and to 
se crop. 
this is about the most perfect 
ure you could ask for. Plant 
— have a beautiful lawn next 
n this mixture goes more 
e as far as most grass seed mix- 
figure 1 pound per 750 sq. feet. 
45; 3 lbs. $7.15; 5 Ibs. $11.50; 
50, postpaid. Hurry your or- 
our § upply of seed is limited. 
way not to fail is to determine 
Merion Bluegrass 
of you who want the pure 
ai ad ‘amount of seed. 
hort, are the main advantages 
i ‘Merion | is every bit as 
tis. Mrs. Field planted 
t behind her house just 
ou should see it now. It 
this fall. Use 1 pound 
2t of lawn surface. 
four years. 
Reed Canary Grass 
Fall is the best time to plant Reed 
Canary Grass. Seeding rate 6 to 8 pounds 
per acre. Excellent for low, wet soils, 
gully control, drainage ways, ete. On 
good fertile soils add 1-to 2 lbs. of Ladino 
Clover in the spring. Makes ideal pasture 
and hay. More of it being planted every 
fall. Plant in August and September. 
See price list on opposite page. 
Lincoln Brome Grass 
Lincoln Brome is the leading pasture 
grass in many areas of the Middle West. 
Brome grass is second to no other grass 
in the combined qualities of palatability, 
grazing yield, drouth-resistance, winter- 
hardiness and seed production. Seed in 
late summer or early fall, especially in 
August and September. Seedbed should 
be firmly packed before and after seeding. 
Seeding 14% inch deep is best at 12 to 15 
lbs. per acre. 
make an ideal combination with Brome. 
Plant Lincoln Brome produced right here 
in the heart of the brome district. Tops 
in purity, germination and free of cheat 
or bad weeds. See price list on opposite 
page. Z 
Hardy Washington Alfalfa 
Our Washington Alfalfa seed is winter- 
hardy, coming from the Yakima valley 
where temperatures in winter reach 25 
degrees below zero. ‘This alfalfa has 
really made a name for itself the past 
During this time millions of 
pounds of Washington seed have been 
planted throughout the entire- Midwest 
states. You will like it, too. Priced be- 
low most other alfalfas, we consider this 
lot of Dakota 12 type one of our best buys. 
Bright color, high purity and germina- 
tion. Order early for fall pina Hoe: See 
price list on opposite page. 
Lot Hardy Grimm Alfalfa 
Our Lot Hardy is strictly northern- 
grown Grimm Alfalfa. It’s fancy quality 
Alfalfa at a saving in price. This lot of 
northern-grown seed is fully 97% pure—- 
free-of bad weeds. Don’t worry about 
winter hardiness on this fine lot of Grimm, 
as the long-branching roots help prevent 
winter heaving. The color is not as bright 
as our top quality, but the value and 
hardiness is there.. We sold more of this 
lot last spring than any other Alfalfa. 
Because of the Alfalfa shortage, we sug- 
gest you order this early as the supply is 
very limited. -See price list on opposite 
page. 
Certified Ranger Alfalfa 
Bs hate see ae i siete ie 
This fine lot of Certified Blue Tag 
“Ranger Alfalfa was grown from hardy 
foundation seed stocks. Sealed in bushel 
bags, there is none finer. Well worth the 
difference in price over common Alfalfas. 
Ranger is wilt resistant, producing high 
yields of leafy, fine stemmed hay and lots 
of it. Extremely winter hardy and long 
lived. Our sales have tripled the past 
year on Ranger seed. . You can’t beat it 
for quality in purity and germination or 
color. Early purchases make our low fall 
price possible. This is by far the lowest 
price that Ranger seed has been offered 
for since its introduction. Get yours early 
while we have it for you. See price list. 
on opposite page. 
Alfalfa and Ladino clover . 
Like H.F. Seeds 
This picture, sent in by Aubrey D. Mat- 
thewman, Rt. 2, Florissant, Mo., is of his 
sons, Billy and Bobby, and some of their 
Henry Field pumpkins. Mr. Matthewman 
says the boys are a big help with the 
dishes and general farm work. And, he 
adds, ‘‘we sure like Field’s seeds and the 
vegetables they produce.”’ 
Ladino Clover 
Ladino clover has everything for the 
livestock farmer. Easily worth $100 per 
acre to egg producers. Also a favorite 
feed of dairy cattle, beef, hogs, sheep and 
poultry. Ladino is high in protein con- 
tent—as high as 28% in tests; rich in 
vitamins and minerals, too. Grows 14 
inches or higher on most fertile, well- 
drained loam soils, clays or heavier soil 
type. Really a giant White Dutch Clover 
but much more valuable for pasture and 
forage. Plant 1 to 2 lbs. per acre. See 
price list on opposite page. 
Finest Chickens 
“Dear Friends: The 100 Master Grade 
White Rock baby chicks arrived in good 
shape. They are the finest chicks I have 
had for a long time.”’—Mrs. Fred Woodruff, 
Rt. 4, St. Joseph, Mo. 
Bug Dust Protects Bulbs 
Here’s a useful tip and one that may 
gave some of your prize -bulbs. Before 
you set them out this fall, put some Henry 
Field Bug Dust in a paper sack and then 
put in-a few of your bulbs. Shake the 
sack up and down gently so that you will 
get a good covering of Bug Dust on all 
bulbs. This dusting will protect the 
bulbs while in the ground from insects, 
fungi, and even mice and moles because 
it’s both an insecticide and a fungicide. 
Trappers! Raw Fur Buyers! 
We'll Pay You Top Prices for 
RAW FURS 
No matter where you live you will 
find us your best outlet for all your 
Raw Furs. 
Send us your name so we can send 
you our Raw Fur Price List and ship- 
ping tags when trapping time comes. 
Meiitd Field RAW FUR Dept. 
Shenandoah, lowa 
