@ SCARFF’S OATS ARE ALWAYS DEPENDABLE e 
e CLINTON OATS ¢. zcgee 
Yields Heavy — Stands Well 
There are two selections popular in Ohio. Clinton 59 is from 
Indiana and Clinton 11 is an Illinois kind. Ohio certifies the 
Clinton 59 and we harvested a fine lot of this strain this year. It 
stands and yields better than any other kind we have as yet 
offered for our area. It matures just after wheat harvest. Price 
per bu., $2.25. 
e ANDREW OATS e 
Earlier Than Clinton—Yields Heavy 
This medium early variety was developed and introduced by 
the University of Minnesota. It is several days earlier than 
Clinton and is especially adapted and yields much better on the 
lighter soils. It has medium height straw that is quite resistant to 
lodging. Price per bu., $2.25. 
THE NEW MISSOURI OATS 
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This new variety has been quite a sensation in the southern 
states because of its high yield and stiff straw. It is slightly later 
and looks very similar to Columbia except it does not lodge so 
easily. It has shown exceptional promise in yield tests here in 
Ohio, and we have been fortunate to secure some of the seed this 
year. We can offer you Certified seed @ $4.25 per bu. or seed grown 
from Registered lot @ $3.00 per bu. We will be pleased to be of 
service to you as long as our supply lasts. 
Clinton—A Good Variety 
C | bia This variety is one of the few kinds that has given satisfactory performance 
olum _ over a long period of time. It is a very early kind, maturing immediately after 
wheat. It is slightly gray in color. Straw is not too stiff but stands well until oats are ripe. It is 
an excellent nurse crop for legumes. Price, per bu., $2.25. 
Ai Oo ft This is a white-grain oat developed in Canada. It is a midseason kind somewhat 
jax QtS iater in maturity than Clinton and is especially adapted to the Northern half of 
Ohio. It has produced excellent yields of good weight Oats. Price per bu., $2.50. 
START A LONG-LIFE ALFALFA FIELD IN OATS 
Hardy as Grimm 
Ranger Alfalfa Seed "srdy,9s. Grimm 
Resistant. Ranger is composed of five selections 
from Cossack, Turkestan and Ladak Alfalfa. It 
is most valuable because of its resistance to bac- 
terial wilt which causes low yields in most of our 
common kinds. You profit not only in the long 
life of your stand but also by increased yields. 
The price of Ranger is much lower than last year 
and you certainly should not hesitate to sow this 
fine variety. Price, per bu., $34.00; per 1 bu., 
$18.00; per 14 bu., $10.00. 
Buffalo Alfalfa 
Buffalo Alfalfa See was developed 
from an old line of Kansas common by close 
breeding and selection to develop bacterial wilt 
resistance, a characteristic most important for 
maintaining good stands over many years. Some 
fields of Buffalo have stood after common va- 
rieties have been completely destroyed by the 
disease. It is especially adapted to the central 
Alfalfa belt of which we are a part. The most 
reasonable cost of all Alfalfa seed this year cer- 
tainly makes these new kinds most economical. 
eVoceun bu., $35.00; per 12 bu., $18.00; per 14 bu., 
Brome Grass 
smooth. The plant has a v 
This perennial produces erect leafy stems with leaves, wide, flat and nearly 
ery heavy root system, sometimes going into the 
soil 5 to 6 feet. It can best be sown with Oats in mixtures 2 to 3 Ibs. per acre. When sown alone, 10 
lbs. per acre. Price, per Ib., 50c. 
or implied. 
Andrew Oats 
—Xtra Special Hybrid Sweet Corn— 
Hoosier Gold 
tam. Delicious. Fine for freezing, Heavy yielder. 
lochief 
Excellent for freezing. 
New Purdue Hybrid this year 3-5 
days earlier than Golden Cross Ban- 
All American Medal Winner—Midseason— 
very sweet—unsurpassed for yield and flavor. 
—Prices on page 41— 
This crop has considerable value as an 
Buckwheat emergency crop as it can be sown from 
May to the latter part of July at rate of 1 bu. or 50 Ibs. per 
acre. Ten to twelve weeks are required to mature the crop. 
Price per bu., $3.50. 
Limitation of Warranty 
We warrant to the extent of the purchase price, that seeds 
or bulbs sold are as described on the container, within 
recognized tolerances. 
We give no further warranty, express 
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