HENRY FIELD’S SEED SENSE FOR AUGUST, 1952—Henry Field Seed & Nursery Co., Shenandoah, Iowa. 
New WARFARIN Best of All 
Rat and Mouse Poisons 
Sensational new Warfarin is by far the 
most effective, rat and mouse poison on 
the market today. If used according to 
directions, Warfarin never fails. It wipes 
out whole colonies easily and inex- 
pensively! 
The reason Warfarin is so effective is 
that it is an anti-coagulant, causing the 
rodents to bleed to death internally. The 
rats die slowly and _  painlessly—but 
surely!’ 
Warfarin is a better rodenticide for 
these four reasons: 
(1) It is much less dangerous to hu- 
mans, livestock, pets and poultry. 
(2) You don’t have to bother with two 
different poisons. Warfarin gets both rats 
and mice. ~ 
(3) Warfarin is odorless and tasteless. 
Rodents do not develop “‘bait shyness.”’ 
(4) Warfarin kills slowly. Dead and 
dying rats do not warn the rest of the 
colony. 
Discovered at the University of Wiscon- 
sin and released in 1950 for general dis- 
tribution, Warfarin is now on the market 
under several different brand names. Nat- 
urally, we think that our “‘Henry Field 
Warfarin Rat and Mouse Killer’’ is the 
best of all. It’s in the concentrated form. 
You just mix it with bait, such as laying 
mash,.ground oats or corn meal, put it 
“where the rats and mice can find it and 
it will do the job. Never fails! Fully 
guaranteed. Simple directions on each 
can. 
Order No. 4070—Henry Field’s War- 
farin Rat and Mouse Killer. 4-o0z. can 
(makes 5 lbs. bait) $1.75; 8-oz. can 
(makes 10 Ibs. bait) $3.00, postpaid. 
Live Up. to Our Claims 
‘Dear Field’s: Keep up the good work. 
You really live up to what you claim in your 
catalogs. And that, these days, is pretty 
rare —from my experience.” — Mrs. Troy 
Smith, 303 N. School, Normal, Il. 
2 Re 
i6th Wedding Anniversary 
“Dear Mrs. Field: I am enclosing a 76th 
wedding anniversary picture of two of 
your old customers. They are Mr. and 
Mrs. B. F. Hartley, of Sagle, Idaho. Both 
are 92 years old. They have been cus- 
tomers of yours since 1907. _ Mrs. Hart- 
ley is especially fond of flowers so the free 
’ anniversary rose you offer will be greatly 
ee ts. Leo Hartley, Sagle, 
Ida. 
_ Our sincere best wishes to Mr. and Mrs, 
' Hartley. It'is a pleasure to send an an- 
hiversary rose to such fine old friends. 
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Henry Field’s HARDY 
RASPBERRIES 
A Lot of Fruit from a Small Space 
If you want a lot of fruit for little 
money, want it quick, and without do- 
ing much work—grow berries. If you 
‘don’t have much room, plant them in 
corners or along the edge of your lot. 
There’s nothing better for hand eat- 
ing, pies, jellies, jams, and breakfast— 
and to put some cash in the sugar 
bowl on the mantel. Go the limit on 
berries. 
Indian 
Summer 
Red 
Raspberry 
BARGAIN FREEZE BOX COLLECTION 
H A2644X—Finest for freezing: 3 MOR- 
BLACK Raspberries RISON Black; 3 INDIAN SUMMER Rea 
oO x a 3 SODUS Pu Ras erries, us 
A2042—CUMBERLAND—The well-known 3 ELDORADO Blackberries. All vier 
favorite. 6 for 1.10; 12 for 1.92; 25 for 1.98, postpaid. 
3.75; 100 for 11.49, postpaid. FREE GIFT of 2 Latham Red Rasp- 
A2050 — MORRISON — Larger fruit than berries 
the older strains. Better quality, disease 
free plants. Biggér yields and top quality e 
berries. 6 for 1.25; 12 for 2.39; 25 for RED Raspberries 
4.19; 100 for 13.95, postpaid. A2075—INDIAN SUMMER—High qual- 
A2053—PARK—A brand new, improved ity, early berry. Heavy bearer (two crops 
black raspberry. Well adapted to Midwest. 2 Year), very hardy. Has disease resist- 
Tests prove it superior to all other black- ®2C¢e- 6 for 1.49; 12 for 2.79; 25 for 
caps. Enormous, meaty, juicy, rich quality 4:98; 100 for 16.98, postpaid. 
berries. 3 for 98c; 6 for 1.89; 12 for 3.69; | 42078—LATHAM—-Giant in size, and 
25 for 6.98; 100 for 19.75, ppd. extra hardy. Berries are dark red, and 
firm, pick easily and ship well. Has large 
crops. Stands extreme cold. Fine for 
home use. Real money maker. 6 for 
1.25; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 4.19; 100 for 
13.98, postpaid. 
Black Raspberry Bargain Collection 
6 Cumberland, the favorite. OB 
6 Morrison, fine new variety. 
A2595X—All 12 Postpaid, 
RED RASPBERRY COLLECTION 
PURPLE Raspberry A2615X—Here are two of the leading 
A2056—SODUS—New cross between best red raspberries at a real bargain price. 
red and black varieties. Best for freezing. 6 Indian Summer and 6 Latham. 12 | 
Fruit larger and firmer than Latham. 8 for No. 1 berries— 
79c; 6 for 1.382; 12 for 2.39; 25 for 4.45; Li; for 2.4 * 
100 for 15.69, postpaid. : SPURS ~ ds edd elas 
These Large 2-Year Transplanted Berry Plants 
Make Fine Plants First Year—Bear Sooner 
You gain a whole year with these. 
Figure the cost of the berries you wiil 
gather the first year against cost of the 
plants and you can see that you actually 
Bearing Size Berry Collection 
All 2-Year Transplant Plants 
‘ 8 Morrison 3 Sodus Raspberry 
save money by buying these 2-yr. plants. Black Raspberry A2646X—All 9 
Supply not too large, so if and when 3 Latham plants for 2.98 
we run out, we’ll ship twice the number Red Raspberry _ postpaid 
in a smaller size. ; 
A2092—LATHAM RED RASPBERRY—3 
for 95c; 6 for 1.65; 12 for 2.98; 25 for 
5.49, postpaid. ce RR aN 
2 : orld’s leading 
A2023 — ELDORADO BLACKBERRY ee blackberry. Large, juicy, sweet berries. 
for 69c; 6 for 1.35; 12 for 2.25; 25 for 4.49, 6 for 89c; 12 for 1.69; 25 for 2.98; 100 
postpaid. for 9.79, ppd. 
kK A2007—NEW HEDRICK. A large ber- 
A2063—MORRISON BLACK RASPBERRY ried, vigorous new variety almost en- 
—3 for 1.29; 6 for 2.25; 12 for 4.29; 25 res frée sue at I, sterility.” 
2 * ine flavor wi soft, unnoticeable core. 
for 7.98, postpaid. 3 for 98c; 6 for 1.79; 12 for 3.39; 25 for 
A2062 — CUMBERLAND BLACK RASP- 6.50, ppd. 
cS eas : ~, JAM-MAKER BLACKBERRY 
BERRY- 8 for 95c; 6 ae 1.65; 12 for COLLECTION —A2531X 
2.98; 25 for 5.49, postpaid. 6 Eldorado, 6 Hedrick for 2.29, ppd. 
A2091—INDIAN SUMMER RED RASP- 
BERRY—=3 for 98c; 6 for 1.75; 12 for 
3.25; 25 for 6.29, postpaid. 
A2034—NEW THORNLESS BOYSEN- BOYSENBERRIES 
BERRY—3 for 1.39; 6 for 2.59; 12 for Should not be planted north of Missouri 
4.98; 25 for 8.98, postpaid. this Fall. 
A2064—SODUS RASPBERRY—(Red atid | 767 soc; 6 for 1.19; 12 for 249; 25 for 
Black Cross.) 3 for 1.29; 6 for 2.25; 12 3.98, postpaid. , 
for 4.29; 25 for 7.98, postpaid. 
