. Catalogue de graines pour la ferme et le jardin. Pépinière Missouri Kansas City ; Catalogues Catalogues ; Graines de légumes graines de fleurs Graines d'herbes ; Catalogues Catalogues Catalogues ; instruments agricoles. 1426-1428 ST. AVENUE LOUIS. KANSAS CITY, MO. 51 BONANZA WHITE-Un des meilleurs rendements des variétés en culture et récolte extraordi- nary ; très tôt, une raideur de la paille, se développe quatre pieds de haut ; la tête est remarquablement lourd ; le grain court et dodu, ressemblant à l'orge dans la forme, et n'a jamais rouillé ou tomber sur le sol le plus riche, pèse de 35 à 40 lb par niveau le boisseau. Bu. 75c ; pk. 25C. Très tôt-CLUSTER PRIX

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. Catalogue of seeds for farm and garden. Nursery stock Missouri Kansas City Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs; Agricultural implements Catalogs. 1426-1428 ST. LOUIS AVENUE. KANSAS CITY, MO. 51 WHITE BONANZA—One of the finest varieties in cultivation and yields extraordi- nary crop; very early, stiff straw, grows four feet high; head's remarkably heavy; grain short and plump, resembling barley in shape, and has never rusted or fallen down on the richest soil, weighs from 35 to 40 lbs. per level bushel. Bu. 75c; pk. 25c. PRIZE CLUSTER—Very early, prolific and extremely heavy, yields 100 bushels per acre. Remarkably stiff straw, growing four feet high with long, branching heads, filled with short, plump grains, resembling barley in size and shape. Bu. 75c; pk. 25c. BLACK RUSSIAN WINTER OATS—It is exceedingly prolific, 80 to 100 bushels per acre of measured oats. It is perfectly hardy and can be sown in the fall. The grain is plump and heavy, has stiff straw, enabling it to stand up well against severe" weather. Reports from it have always been favorable. Seed will be ready August 1st. Per pk. 25c; bu. 75c. PEDIGREED SEED CORN The current year will be one when seed corn will be at a premium. Owing to the great drouth in this section very little corn matured enough to make reliable seed corn and owing to the high price of corn for feeding purposes there will be a great demand for something early, so that it may be harvested for feed early in the coming autumn. We have taken special pains in securing good! varieties of early corn and have bought them far enough north so as to insure them being very early in this latitude. Our seed corn will be all tested so that you^can rely on good germination. * IOWA GOLD MINE—(90 Days)—Is very early; rip- ening only a few days later than Pride of the North; golden yellow; grain very deep; cob small. Will make excellent early crop, or will mature if planted after wheat is

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