seers W. Bb. Mallory & Sons Co. strs

Warehouse and Office P.O. BOX 2486 Telephone 431 S. Main St. _ MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 5-7661

All Items Quoted F.0.B. Memphis and Subject to Stock on Hand when Order is Received, or any Radical Market Changes in Price.

W. B. MALLORY & SONS CO. GIVE NO WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AS TO THE PRODUCTIVENESS OF ANY SEEDS WE SELL AND WE WILL NOT BE IN ANY WAY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CROP. (OUR LIABILITY IN ALL INSTANCES IS LIMITED TO THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE SEED.)

CERTIFIED D. & P. L. 15 C O T T O N S$ a i> D CERTIFIED STONEVILLE 2B

Grade “A” Blue Tag, Treated & Delinted

EMPIRE Grade “A” Blue Tag, Treated & Delinted i t rade 86 i ere ee 150.00 First Year From Breeder Price Lon Lote) per! ton.2. secs 150.00 Rae fom, Let, pe $ Treated and Delinted, per ton_................................. $160.00 P $ LB LSE kg 5) ch Co) au OY gaan sa ie ee $ 7.75 Less than ton lots, per bag...............2222002.2.0..00.--2-- $ 8.25 Less than ton, per bag...................:1..c.:cccccccscssccsececees $ 7.75

ALFALFA PEANUTS GARDEN PEAS Oklahoma, 150 pound bags, TENN. RED (Improved) Lees ies. Verified Origin, per pound........-...-.---<.--a--- 53 HOOP N ARS, DERE bie ern eerste Later sb ipitoe fea : cent (Include Inoculation) Wess that SACK OCS) DER Oe eee nc sea eeea Tater aeURPLEtHUDL © ee ent ater HALF RUNNER Blackeyed Peas........00000000000..-.- Later CANE SEED (For Syrup) BROWN CROWDER PEAS... ceo Later EARLY ALASKA PEAS.................. 11% 138% 15% SAPLIN SORGHUM, 100 lb. bags, per Ib............... Later | THOMAS LAXTON PEAS... 16% 18% .20% Less than bag lots, per Mp... .-..---e-e--- ence eennoneenneeceneeeee LAXTONIAVP DAS a ee 20% =.22%_—=i«wRAG TALL TELEPHONE PEAGS.......... 19% 21% 23%

SEED SOWERS

2ph ans SRae oes so ae eee ea. $2.75

TURNIP SEED Less

100 Ib, 30 to than

LARGE MARROW FAT PEAS.... .15 17 19

GARDEN SEED

WE DO NOT SELL LESS THAN 5 LBS. OF BEANS

Less 100 Ib. 30 to than

Lots 100 Ib. 30 Ibs.

Keystone 38 (Early Yellow)—Delta Land................ 9.50 . Lots 100 Ib. 30 Ibs. | Bang Yellow) Purple Top White Globe..................... 70 712 15 Sean iat 9.50 | Large White Globe 92 as | BOUNTIFUL STRINGLESS = _S. 13 (Early Yellow) S@ Ven Rel OD eer ee ener cece tse ceteccece 4 40 FOV TR | IN et ae hte tae aa . D “ Aa 8.00 | Rutabaga Fy aa wc hie s.chamne ear OO! Wh carer Keystone Tennessee 10 (Medium Maturity - (nepeeseseens BURPEES, STRINGLESS G. P. i _ i ibe So PEL SE ae ae ees ee et A a oe aes Sete Let eda ace Aran

earene 5 Relies a Maturity Purple lop strap eat... 44 (Bush) Beans nese 21% 28% 25%

RED VALENTINE

co inh STS aa 6 CRS 0) |

STRINGLESS (Bush) Beans.... .27144 .29% 81 Keystone Dixie 11 Hybrid. SPINACH TENN. GREEN POD 4 4 % Keystone Trucker’s Favorite Hybrid Bloomsdale Savoy Reselected............ “W( Bush) *Beans Sea ee 25 27 239

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Ask for Quantity Discount MUSTARD (Pole) Beans cosmetics siento 22% 2A .26% - | WHITE CORNFIELD FIELD CORN (open pollenated) Tendergreen foetal 43 44 45 (Genuine) (Pole) Beans... 24% 26% S284,

Southern Giant Curled......................-- 43 44 45 | STRIPED CREASEBACK

(Pole) Beans

NUBBER AND TIPPED Fla. Broadleaf, (Smooth). 43

YELLOW DENT, 2% Bu. Bags, per bu..................... 3.35 sete Le HENDERSON 4) 27 29 31 WHITE DENT (90 day), per Dbu........--.----------------nee0- 100 Oto ¢t (Fieak) Cis eB : Lots 100 Ib. 30 Ib patie 1 20% 22% = 24 eet 2% Bu. Bags, per be RAPE, DWARF ESSEX...w0 eo 18 19 ~.20 | FLORIDA SPECKLED ; . ee ya toes’ ver De ter | OKRA, WHITE VELVET iss Unitas | bee oley Lima ‘Peanales > ieee merit iaN seth ea adc “ated 3 ego ; PP ghee 2 Semen ad oe wan DOWARE GREEN (2.0 sie, 55 60 | SIEVA or CAROLINA WHITE ee TH, 2% Bu Bags, per, ou 99 | KALE, DWARF SIBERIAN... ccccssscccseeee- rib. .80 | (Pole) Lima Beans................. 22% 24% 26% NEAL’S PAYMASTER (Certified), per bu 4.00 ’ pe 4 A ZA OLIFIC, 2% Bu. Bags, per bu... 3.35 Kentucky Field PUMPKIN................ 50 55 60 | GIANT BUTTER : ee be Seles (Certified), eae ey ee alge 25 CANTALOUPE, Hale’s Best—No. 36............ per Ib. 1.20 pnt Le eldes Beans... 29% 31% 334 MPSON’S PROLIFIC, 2% Bu. Bags, per bu.....3.35 Ae aS ; TRUCKDR’S FAVORITE, 2 Bu. Bags. 5.60 CORN (Garden Varieties) Batons Aas aan 21% 28% 25% eee Ee RISE, 2 Bu. Bags Saeed 100 Ie. 30 to then (Stringless) (Bush) ...................... 26 28 .30 \ ts 100 lb. 306 Ths. | SLM GOLDEN BANTAM DERRIS MIXTURE WPAMMEMOLOVER, DET POUT oon... onan manne e nasa caesar tcenecsne ASICS E(Sweet) teri ees eerie cece neers Later | Red Clover, per pound TRUCKER’S FAVORITE, per lb. .10% .11% #.12% FOR PR ee et ta 2 White Dutch Fancy, per pound..........-----------------eee Ask | EARLY SURPRISE, per lb........... 10% 11% 12%, 12/1-1b. CASE, per case Bp SMM cps inocuarion “nib ic” Rare ictal car ema * a Neat OP Bele ENA AE IR = SEED OATS WATERMELON BLACK LEAF ‘‘40” Columbia, 3 Bu. Bags, per DUR Seen a ett sce 1.35 WE DO NOT SELL LESS THAN 1! LB. OF MELON sn por Per DozentCi-n7 “Bottids) eee ee 2.79 100 Ib. 30 t th: FORAGE SEEDS Lots” 100 Ib. 20 tbs. ORANGE CANE, 100 Ib. bags, per CWt....-------- Later ERA RTA hee coseeteetnnnneeee 1.25 ee ; ae AMBER CANE, 100 Ib. bags, per cwt STONE MOUNTAIN, per Ib ‘35 90S we Later | TOM WATSON, per Ibe 85 9085 OED: BES, PEE CW barn ¥ | KLECKLEY’S SWEET, per Ib... .85 90 95 “THE INOCULANT IN THE CARTON" MARTIN MILA, 120 Ib. bags, per Ib... .-.-------escesee- .05 CULANT MAN MILLETT, 100 Ib b ewt ‘Later | WINONA, per Wb. nne-n-- nnn 135 140 1.45 Always epecity unit sire and kind of seed to be Car et , ag pgs Oe ah ge BLACK DIAMOND, per Ib............-- 60 62 64 Gacealaved: LESPEDEZA CANNON BALL, per Ib............-..-...---- -60 62 64 Wired eee a Kee ib; bags, per pound.2....2 2 1334 ombInatlon 7 Bu ‘each 50 KOREAN, No. £ 00 Tb. bare per pound............... 07% SOY BEANS an Cesare 244 Bu. ys ahs 2 Bu; “U each . SERICEA, hulled and scarified, per pound............ 22 | TANNER (for hay), 2 bu. bags, per bu...........-....-...-.. 4.00 All Varieties 5 bu. 35 each 55 INCLUDE INOCULATION VIRGINIA (for hay), 2% bu. bags, per bu................. 3.75 TET 50 Bu. 3.0 each 5.00 100-Ib. Lots |: KINGWAY (black) (for hay), Winter Peas % 32each .50 GRASSES Per Ib. DMT) OE TRE Cy og 1 ves Seale ee Sea 3.35 Garden Peas Hulled Ihe ee. fe 15 | LAREDO (for hay), 2% bu. bags, per bu................... 6.85 eapene! z Soe. Se UDA Geass Hi paneds cer lbw eee PRR ete CAIMIGOXL, 2 DU SDASS, POT DU ae pesecsecceeensct erste enero Ask soy ged or hulled 10 100 Lb. Oench 30 DALLAS, per pound (imported) ..---c-ccccccccccscccsceceeee 60 | BROWN BILOXI, 2 bu. bags, per bu... 5.10 Cowes, Peanuts | 10 109 Lb, __20each 30 ORCHARD per yoy b i Col eee RS el salah ss Pn ’ 35 IM SM SIST OME. HP) TE NEB oly 11) ee eee eee 3.50 Kudzu, Crotalaria” 5 Bu. JSSeach .55 RED TOP (Herd’s grass), peripounds. ne .60 ata 2 oe ee Pe [Si Les cay 2 eon ee Sal nee Fae TOO eo DUS DEALS. POL DU ee aes ; ne aaa eo Pa pee INCLUDE INOCULATION Gurdon ean SWEET SUDAN, per pound... ccc 10% arden Peas = TIMOTHY, per otind suet peat os ort 34 SEED BAGS Bans, Penns for 5 Lbs.

of seed

Lupinesa

COFFEE BAGS— Good used, for Soy Beans and Oats, each.................. 20

ORDER CARD pate.

| | Gentlemen: | Please ship us via____ Ee the following: e ean Yields | KIND OF SEED ¢ Sound Cora QUANTITY © Resistance to | Drought, Insects, Sa Pe eee eee Disease, | | Lodging, — : Te ee, THE ALL PURPOSE aN Heat and HYBRID Cold l La ToTeE e Don’t forget your 5000 January 1950 | NAME AND ADDRESS a

FIELD AND GARDEN SEED PLANTING

Lbs. FIELD SEED Per

Bu. OCU 60 ULC hy. 48 Bermuda (Unhulled)............ 40 Bermuda (Hulled)................ 50

Blue Grass, Ky., for Lawn 14 Blue Grass, Ky., for Past..... 14

Lae a 48 Clover, Alsyke........................ 60 Clover, Black Medic............ 60 Clover, Burr in Burr............ 10 Clover, Burr Hulled............ 60 Clover, Crimson...................... 60 Siu (ss 60 SC 1 60 Clover, Sweet W. B............. 60 Clover, White Dutch............ 60 Soyo at 0S 6 56 ist) (PO; Se eS oe 56 Cog) SCC es 56 Oot 2 32 et) Say 60 Re PSR MMMEIMAIWAN S23. 25-.25-322002-32220 10 MeraeerCarpel.-.-.-............ 18 <arass, Orchard....................- 14 [Sie toc, Ls ch 24 Grass, Red Top.................... $2 (Sos St 40 Grass, for Lawns................ 25 Grass, Timothy...................... 45 Grass, Pasture Mixture...... .... LS iu =e 50 Kaffir, Milo, Grohoma........ 50 Lespedeza, Common............ 25 Lespedeza, Kobe.................... 26 Lespedeza, Korean................ 25 Lespedeza, Tenn. 76.............. 25 Lespedeza, Sericea................ 60 Millet, German...................... 50 Miitlete EP eArl 22... 2.2-:.5...5- 50 U9 1s Co 60 Oly 32 EEL UE) a nea ee 22 Peas, Aus-Winter.................. 60 Eon. iba <a 60 Rape, Dwarf Essex................ 50 Longs | 0) eS) 2 re 56 LS, 2 eri 50 Sorghum, Forage.................. 50 Sorghum, Drilled.......... ae 50 Sorghum, Syrup.................... 50 Soy Beans, Small.................. 60 Soy Beans, Large.................. 60 Sunflower, Large.................. 24 Velvet Beans......................... 60 (GULLS) 8 Ee enue 60 Wheat, Smooth...................... 60

Pounds

20 to 35

72 to 100 8 to 15 5 to 10

75 to 100

30 to 40 5 to 8 6 to 10

15 to 20

40 to 80

15 to 25

15 to 20 8 to 5

12 to 20

15 to 25 3 to 5 8 to 10 8 to 10

10 to 12

25 to 40

10 to 20

10 to 15

15 to 20

25 to 40

10 to 15

25 to 40

90 to 100

15 to 20

15 to 25 4to8 4 to 8

20 to 30

25 to 30

15 to 20

40 to 50 5 to 10

10 to 15

64 to 96

50 to 75

25 to 40

60 to 120 6 to 10

60 to 90 4to8

50 to 75

10 to 12 6 to 8

20 to 60

30 to 90 8 to 10

20 to 40

20 to 30

60 to 90

Time of Seeding

Feb. to May-Aug. to Nov. Apr. to June-Sept.-Dec. March to August

March to August

Mch. to May-Aug.-Nov. Mch. to May-Aug.-Nov. April to June

Feb. to May-Aug. to Nov. Feb. to March-Aug. to Dec. July to Aug.-Sept.-Oct. Aug. to Sept.-Oct.-Nov. July to Aug.-Sept.-Oct. Sept. to April

Feb. to Apr.-Aug. to Nov. Feb. to May-Aug. to Nov. Aug.-May

Mch. to July 15th

Mch. to July 15th Apr.-May-June

Apr. to July 15th Mch.-Apr.-May

March to June

Feb. to May-Aug. to Nov. Aug. to Jan.

Feb. to May-Aug.-Nov. May to August 15th Anytime if Can Water Feb. to May-Aug.-Nov. Feb. to Apr.-Aug.-Nov. Apr.-May-June-July Apr.-May-June-July

Jan. to May

Early Spring After Frost May-June-July-Aug. Early Spring After Frost May-June-July Feb.-Apr.-Sept.-Nov. Apr.-May-June Aug.-Sept.-Oct.-Nov. Apr.-May-June-July Feb.-Mar.-Sept.-Oct. A.ug.-Sept.-Oct.-Nov.-Dec. Apr.-May-June-July Apr.-May-June-July Apr.-May-June-July Apr.-May-June Apr.-May-June-July Apr.-May-June-July May-June-July May-June-July Sept.-Oct.-Nov.-Dec. Sept.-Oct.-Nov.-Dec.

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