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wHERM w a m x -arivi. seeps. AND PLANTS imMW. .CAMM 4ift ciinrilxr ei ffiA xr&rxr finocf "EWkCT- Prnnl rnUAA DtAM4n AH4 511 ..AM..i1 We nave U1X urrv ,v 7 "vufc yui, iw vtuuac i lauio uuu tuu liu uiuuis luuiupuy Varieties : Early Jersey Wakefield, Charleston Large Type Wake- field, Succession and Early Mat Dutch. Prices by Espresa-By Express, buyer paying charges, which under special rates are very low: 500 for 11.00. In lots of 1000 to 4000,11.50 ptr 1000; 5000 to 8000, $1.25 per 1000; 10,000 or more. $1.00 per LOW. - Plants packed for; Express shipment in bundles of 500, l.OQO, or 1500 lots of a variety and plainlyimarked., Order in these quantities ' ,; V:'- ", vV ' ' ' . . " . ' ,i. . kv Preel Pcsfc Pffct?aid100 plants for 35c. Write for delivered prices on 500 and 1000 lots by Parcel Post. They are very little, if any, higher than DY XPX ea . - r.:. 'i .1-'itfi.A n LMi. .,V Terms zife -Cash with order i We cannot ship "C; 0. 0.! but we guarantee good order delivery. TOM ATP ARID ; yVEET IPOT ATT IPLARITS, We now booking orders for Tomato and Sweet Potato Plants for shipment about April 15 to be shipped in order or rotation as received. The demand is ? normous i so get your order in at once. ji mieresiea, wme ior prices auuuewipuuu wvarieutjs. il r. : rO . - cmnv0m Wo rrrow nwr firRT FV.cf Prflof Plants in INnfi nri nnw haVA own thirfv trtniiQanri cariefifxf fMicfnmprff frnm vinia to Texas. We have grown and sold more cabbage plants than all other persons in the Southern States combined. Why? Because our plants must please or we refund your money. 1 - -: . . ' - . Write for illustrated Catalogue on'Cabbagfe Plants, Sweet Potato Plants and Strawberries.- No trouble to easwer questions and we can and will help you. WM. C. GEMWCO.,.' Ep7i88, " . Yonngcsjslainid, .C. Our Sudan Grass Seed was produced under the direction GoTernment Offldals. We wn Ittobe free of Johnson Grass and other wich pesti. The No. 1 Creamhul grade ; is antdeal arade and will not f avaUabU i for several seasons. The ftrtlowlna prices are based on yield and cost of oroduc tlon. To pay more is to waste money to pay less Is to take chances.- . . -v lto 9 Pounds :-.-J3ta;. ' M to .89 Pounds : 10 to 19 " .55 . ,to49; ... 25 20 to 49 " . 30 " ; 1 250 to BOO - ... . 50Q pounds or over 20 cents pee pound., We prepay Express charges. Get bur Bulletin, "The Truth About Sudan Grass." jt:glTeaU the taformatioik necessary from preparation of soil to harvesting the crop. - s t ? JAPANESE SOEGaUU. Possibly there Is no other variety ol Sorghum that has it with as much Jfajor wito tta synip makers as has Japanese. We introduced this variety teNortb Texas te 1811. A Pnent farmeriwar Van Alstyne, Texas, was the first to try it on a large scale. , He made SM gaUons o syrop to the acreand sold it at 75 cents a gallon. He has tried the Goose Neck, Straighthead Texas Seeded Wbbo j m oumae, the Oranije, ' 'exas Honey and all others but he has discarded all ot theseand grpwi the Japanese e. cluslvely. lie made 5,000 gallons in 1914, and hasn't a gallon on. hand, this the ffrst Of February 1815. . ' We have but a limited amount of this teed and quote you as follows '-' - ' - - 1 Pound, Post Paid ... .25 . " ' ; 2i Pounds f. a' b. Sherman 4.00 - 10 M f. o. b. Sherman t.70. 100 -' - " 1 As it requires only two to three pounds to plant an acre In drills anyone can afford to give ,Ms won derful new crop a trial. Plant and cultivate Just as you would any other Sorghum only leave ute plants , 12 to 15 inches apart in the drill to allow room for suckers, which increase the yield. ... . We have a supply of Japanese Sorghuin Seed that waa slightly mixed with other rarietles which , we are offering at sacrifice prices. ' ' THE TEXAS SEED BREEDING PAHMS. ; JOE L Mitchell, Jr Manager. : . ; ' Shcriaon;.Tcxas. - SOW DIGGS & BEADLE'S SUPERIOR Tested and JYu and Make Good Crops. We are headquarters for Farm, Garden and Flower Seeds of all kinds, of the highest quality and germination. Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes. Onion Sets, Cow Peas, Selected Seed Corns, Field Beans. Also Poultry Food and Supplies. , - Southern Agents for the celebrated Buckeye Ineubatdrs end Norwich Automatic Poultry Feeders. , Write fori our '' Catalogue and Prices 1 3 stcre 1 V DIGGS Cz BEADLES . . , . Headquarters for Superior Seeds lor the Farm and Garden. EEDC0. FDUVOOSJ'S CABBAGE PtAOTS Mr tIants ara well hardened, strong; and healthy, and sure to please. w Will guarante4prompt,.quick and safe delivery. Cultural directions sent Early Jersey Wakefield the earliest cabbaw grown.) Charleston Large Type Wakefield (the next earliest,). Succession (the earliest flat head va riety,) Short Stemmed Flat Dutch (the largest and latest known- T express, 500 for 75e: 1,000 for $1.25; 6000 to 9000 at W per 1000; lOOOOwover -at90cperlOOO. By mail 500 for $U0 ;1000 for $2, post paid, Prompt Bhipment3. Absolute satisfaction guaranteed. - pr n: fulwood. tifton, GA. T Ui..j "iruauce THE ORIGINATORS now offer their LATEST IMPROVED, 100 Per Cent. Pure wdTmelTyp VVANNAMAKER-CLEVELAND Big Boll Cotton Seed mt Hall Price, , 0ur Only si.ua Per Bushel, any Quantity. jffute "nd relaelected by plant-to-row method from .A SINGLE MAGOTnT, tPmanviQmrtm ago, 1808,andthe only GENUINE PEDIGREED MMtvaluabie (.HtE?FJUIl9,otton- Each Plant A. MODEL, with less weed-growth, more and earUer fruit, an, with 37 to w i l-ited a. G??,rBi a station iM the 0s yew. nd four Mississippi Stations tor past three L"PPlyisnot PBt QrcSnt.oniDtfu11 on ,ncI staple, and most uniform earthiest. ORDER at ONCE! at RLB0R0 TwnVAwrit,eJorour CATALOGUE eontalnlng valuabte; information about this "rop and our w i wu-kAR prolific SEED CORN, price $3.00 bushel. . . FARM ' '' ' ' South" Carolina oiA fugs. snr?ni I. - "". ,. v mm mm mf iriTVTWI av WIUIAMS SEEDS v,ri u.es lertile aAorin that nw tv. cata'oe L0?8 .Pon't delav-Tsend for I Don. "-LI" 5e.edS. . William! Seed Co. wrence, Any Mer. Agency hen writ: ' r (B?eciistooF6 OFFER- Over one million, Fruit trees, vines 4 arid plsnfcr. " Best that can be grown. Prices Right. . . Jolin ; A. Ycrna Sons, Green oboro, N. C. "I taw yoiir aaTertuciaent in The Why experiment with inferior seeds when this' bid re- liable house" will sell vou tested seeas, tne wna tnat nave 1 been raising the largest, crops in the South for years, at the same price. ... Mixsdn's Highgrade Seeds arc the best that moner can buy. ( We know they will grow, hardy, luxuriant crops, that combined with proper farming- they will, produce 10 to 30 per cent more yield to the Acre. Try Mixson's Seed and be convinced. Send for Mixson's $1.00 Garden package-15 varieties for complete garden ,(J$ t -i.-i... u. .iiw ti w " SmiH W illustrated catalosr. oriMA more u.. quaniiiy uuutu uaiwu ivjumi . o.uv. ymw , ,-7- , m - . of all varieties seeds for fields farm d garden N W. H HIXSOM SEED CO., .DEPT, 14 CHARIESIQH, -& C ..J J SEED : TEATS IFIT FOR PLANTING c Our 1915 Catalog is now ready for mailing and we want you to have it It describes and prices all seed for the farm, Field and Garden includ ing Watermelon Seed, Cow Peas, Soja and Velvet Beans1, Peanuts, Potatoes, Chufas, and Artichokes. Improved Seed Corn, Seed for For age Crops, Clover Grasses, Etc. Curry-Arriagtcn Co., ti Rome, Ga. liVi vp iniq Stondord Seed' 13 PER." BUSHEL f Farmers will make no mistake to boy at.this ridicutonsl low price. Order today and write I j AS. I. PRITCHETT & SON. Seedsmen, Danville, Virginia. DEPENDABLE SEED-DEPENDABLE SEED For Orchard rjCTTA . '-'. l -i "'j- Barley. Crimson Clo- , " . : . ver. Vetches and 1 insecuaaes. " . - Our handsome mustratecTCataloeue of the best ontr Seeds, Bulbs. Insecticides, Incubatow Poultry PttPPllCT MAI-l-'C" iV iuu rna&uu teww w jwu. mivuwwu. : mmt THf Aliaf a Seed. Sow now and bud later the Satsuma Orange. m Spray uatenau anv fjil Every Cotton Grower, large or small, fmr fa D. IV. Hawkins r- . . .til tnamntlira circluar of his Extra Early Big Doll ' Prolific Cotton and prices of seed. It's free and will be worth hundreds 'of dollars to -j you, Quick maturity and makea 3 galea per Acre, j j C
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