SEED GRAINS, RAPE AND SUNFLOWER 
NICHOLSON’S HEAVY YIELDING SEED OATS 
Bearded Barley 
(Winter Variety) 
Makes excellent pasture and yields from 
2JU to 60 bushels per acre. We sell immense 
quantities of this splendid variety each fall. 
Barley shou'd be planted at the rate of about 
two bushels »er acre. Ground Barley makes 
wonderful feed Please write for prices. 
Russian Sunflower 
The seed is highly valued by farmers and 
poultry breeders who have tried it. Single 
heads measure 12 to .0 inches in diameter 
and contain large quantiiies of seed, and can 
be raised much cheaper than corn. This is a 
profitable crop for the farmer to grow, as 
there is a big demand for the seed to mix 
in poultry feeds. Five to ten pounds will plant 
an acre. Lb., 60c; 2 lbs., $1.10, postpaid. 
Kindly write us for prices in larger quantities. 
Dwari Essex Rape 
The use of Rape has grown in a few years 
from a few thousand pounds of seed used, to 
thousands of tons of seed per year. Rape is 
one of the most valuable forage plants, its 
many uses being considered, that has ever 
been introduced into the United States. Until 
lately, Rape has been grown mostly for sheep 
asture, but in recent yours eople have 
earned that it is equally valuable as a 
forage crop for cattle, hogs and poultry. The 
young tender leaves of Rape make fine 
greens for table use and are preferred by 
some to mustard and other greens. To those 
of our customers who are not familiar with 
Rave, we will say that it grows something 
like a cabbage plant before the cabbage be- 
gins to head up; however, the Rape makes a 
larger plant, often 18 inches to 2 feet high, 
under favorable weather conditions and on 
good soil Rape will produce from 10 to 25 
tons of green forage per acre. It can be 
grown in the fall as well as it stands our win- 
ters without killing; it can also be sown in 
the spring with good results. Sow in drills at 
the rate of 5 to 8 pounds per acre. Prices Pkt., 
10c; lb., 60c; 2 lbs., $1.00, postpaid. Ask for 
prices in larger quantities. 
It Will Pay You to Treat Your 
SEED OATS, BARLEY AND WHEAT 
With Ceresan M at the New Low Cost Per Bushel 
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Rye 
Farmers, dairymen and stock raisers appre- 
ciate the value of Rye as a winter pasture 
crop. Sow at rate of 114 to 12 bushels per 
acre. 
BALBOA. Rye has long been recognized as 
one of our best grains for winter pasture. The 
seed we offer is all thoroughly recleaned and 
tested for germination. Please write for price. 
ABRUZZI. Of upright growth and similar to 
the Balboa variety. Please write for prices. 
Seed Wheat 
WICHITA. New leading variety of bearded 
winter wheat. Heavy yielder. Please write for 
prices. 
COMANCHE. Unable to supply until fall. 
Nicholson's 
Seed Oats 
We exercise the greatest care in se- 
lecting and cleaning all of our seed 
stock, which be believe is equal to any 
that can be obtained. Sow oats in 
spring or fall, using 2!/, bushels per 
acre. Treat oats with New Improved 
Ceresan before sowing. 
FANCY RED RUST-RESISTNT. We recom- 
mend these Oats to particular farmers who 
want a good quality of seed. We will be glad 
to submit samples. Bu., $1.75: 10 bu., $1.70 
per bu., FOB Dallas. 
Mustang Oats — New 
The new Mustang Oat is an exceptionally 
winter-hardy, high yielding variety, that also 
looks good in tests as a winter grazing crop. 
Over a seven year period winter-killing oc- 
curred five times at the Denton Experimental 
Station, the Mustang variety showed an 85.8 
per cent survival against 57.2 per cent for our 
older Texas varieties. We consider the Mus- 
tang Oat well worthy of trial. NON-CERTIFIED 
SEED—Bu., $1.75; 10 bu., $1.70 per bu. FOB 
Dallas. CERTIFIED SEED—Bu., $2.10; 10 bu., 
$2.00 per bu. FOB Dallas. 
NORTEX IMPROVED RED RUST-RESISTANT. 
No. 107. This is an excellent heavy yielding 
red Oats developed by the experimentaal sta- 
tion at Denton. Our stock is extra fancy. Bu., 
$1.85; 10 bu., $1.80 per bu. FOB Dallas. 
RUSSLAN SUNFLOWER 
DALLAS, TEXAS 
