and seed corn. 
act as we can make them. 
LOT-13. A very rust resistant, non-shattering 
- variety which has done very well in our territory. 
LEE. A new high quality, good: milling wheat, de- 
- veloped at the Minnesota Experiment Station. 
_. Possesses as much disease resistance as any of 
the older strains and is early and a good yvielder. 
ostpaid, i Ib., 60c. 
. A new rust resistant beardless spring 
i heat. A late sort adapted to the northern 
counties. Introduced by the North Dakota Agri- 
cultural College. Suitable for straight combining. 
_ Postpaid, 1 Ib., 49e. : 
R ISCUE. The only variety resistant to saw fly. 
Postpaid, 1 tb., 40e. 3 . 
USHMORE. The new, early, high quality, disease 
sistant hard spring wheat from the South Da- 
kota Experiment Station at Brookings. Postpaid, 
thb., 56c. 
GGET. ‘A very early durum developed at N. D. 
G Ripens early enough to escape most rust 
mage. i Ib., postpaid, 50c, 
RNUM. Another disease resistant durum. A 
little later-and better yielder than Nugget. Best 
‘for the western and southern areas. 1 Ib., post- 
aid, 50c. 
, 
SEED BARLEY 
EGAL. This variety from the N. D. Experiment 
tation is a smooth awned cross from the Trebi, 
a heavy yielder, it is valuable mainly as a feed 
variety but with malting possibilities. 1 Ib., post- 
‘paid, 40c. 
KINDRED or ‘LL.’ A malting barley, high yielding 
nd of good quality. A N. D. variety. Lb., post- 
d, 40c. 
NITCALM. A new Canadian malting parley. A 
avy yielding and high quality variety. Lb., 40¢e, 
TAGE. This is quite a new variety from Can- 
It is-primarily a feed Barley but sometimes 
3 malting grade. Has been a very heavy 
 yielder in Ward County and other parts of the 
State. Lb., 40c, postpaid. 
PIONEER BRAND FIELD PEAS 
DAKOTA GROWN EARLY CANADA FIELD PEAS. 
is equal to clover hay, and the grain is one of the most 
urishing of foods for all kinds of stock. In order to aid 
arvesting it is recommended that they be sown with 
- Spring rye. Lb., 75e, postpaid. 
OSCAR H. WILL & CO., BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA 
Peas are one of the most useful of crops. The straw 
ED GRAIN — FOR PRICES SEE BLUE LIST 
We expect to carry the varieties of seed grain listed here. We may be able to supply several other 
varieties which we can list later on our blue price list if available. Prices may change and those 
2 a on our latest list cover all sales. Send for a copy of our blue list. © 
NOTE ALSO THAT ALL PRICES INCLUDE COST OF SACKS. 
We are marking our germination and purity tests on bulk shipments of seed grain, field seeds, 
These tests are arrived at by careful and scientific methods, and are as nearly ex~ 
It must be understood, however, that they are only for customer’s guid- 
ce. Always make your own tests of seed grain and field seeds, 
SEED OATS 
1 Ib., 40e, postpaid 
MARION. A product of the Iowa Ex. Sta.; medium 
early, high yielding white oat, resistant to stem 
rust and partially to leaf rust. Also resistant to 
the new and serious blight disease. 
AJAX. A new Canadian oat which we shall be able 
to supply. A medium early white variety with 
good resistance to stem rust and some resistance 
to leaf rust. me 
GOPHER. Developed from the Kherson type. Very 
early and at the same time very heavy yielding. 
Not rust resistant. A product of the Minnesota 
Experiment Station, 
CHEROKEE, A new oat which has been very suc- 
cessful for the past year or so. 
JAMES HULLESS. Newest and best of the hulless 
varieties. A §S. D. origination. 
SEED FLAX 
1 1b.°50c, postpaid 
No. B5128. Large brown seed, blue flower. Very 
late, very resistant to rust and wilt. Very high 
yielding. ‘Tall and stout. Sow early. 
SHEYENNE. Early. Another new rust and pasmo 
‘resistant sort. Large and sturdy. Blue flowers 
and brown seed. Medium tall. Early maturing. 
ARROW. <A very early and hardy variety from 
Montana. 
GOLDEN. A heavy yielding yellow-seeded variety. 
Not too tall. 
bread se A new Canadian disease resistant va- 
riety. 
MARINE. A new, Very early resistant variety from 
N. Dv AO: 
REDWOOD. A new, heavy yielding, very disease 
resistant variety from Minnesota. 
SPELTZ OR EMMER 
SEED SPELTZ or EMMER. This is the ordinary 
speltz grown throughout the state. Fine horse, 
hog, poultry and cow feed. Lh., 50c, postpaid, 
Sow 60 Ibs. to 80 Ibs. 
PIONEER BRAND BUCKWHEAT 
; Sow % to 1 bushel per acre, or 25 to 50 ibs, 
This is the variety commonly grown in the Northwest, and 
which is used so extensively there as a late crop, and as a 
smothering crop for land badly infested with weeds. Buck- 
wheat is an excellent poultry food, a fact that is too little 
appreciated by most poultry raisers. Lb., 50¢, postpaid. 
RYE 
PROLIFIC SPRING RYE. This is a new spring rye 
which very much out-yields the common sort, sup- 
ply is limited and hard to locate. A very large 
type. < 
WINTER SEED RYE, We hope to supply Soviet, Im- 
perial and Pierre seed rye. These are the hardiest 
and best varieties for the Plains. 
Sok oR aR AA QUE ITE 825 SAS OMB ADRS i D Sa a TTS TE RI 2  U rte 
We shall be glad to quote on field seed varieties 
not listed. c : 
NEW SEAMLESS COTTON GRAIN SACKS @ 75e 
EACH F.O.B. HERE. 
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