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FARM CROPS
That Pay And Yield Satisfactory Returns To The Grower
DARSO: Some objection to it by a few growers. Used as a fodder crop for bay
and grain, ensilage, rowed, and for pasture many farmers are finding it reliable, bet¬
ter than most other crops. Stock leave other sorghum grains and eat it to the
ground.
FARGO MAIZE: A real grain crop. Those who grew it the past season say it is the
best they ever grew. Give it a trial.
HEGIRA, or HEGARI: Related /to kafir; earlier, more drought resistant. Give it
a trial.
MUNG BEANS: Soil improver; hay and grain crop; one of the best.
VIRGINIA GRAY WINTER OATS: Can be planted at usual oat planting time.
A wonderful producer of heavy, fine quality oats. CHEAP.
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TREEMAN & MUNGER
Garden and Field Seeds, Garden Plants
Nursery Stock, Fertilizers
Black Gold Feeds
i
Sec. 435!/2
P.L. & R.
U. S. Postage Paid
Perry,
Okla.
Permit
No. 3
TO
SPRING 1932
GARDEN PLANTS
Our garden plants are grown from the purest, highest quality seeds grown. We
plant only the best, therefore production from our plants, weather conditions permit¬
ting, are the best grown.
ALL GARDEN PLANTS: (Seeds planted in greenhouse in February; transplanted
by hand 200 to the flat when secondary leaves show! grown in house until strong, then
to cold frames outdoors for hardening. This produces strong, sturdy plants ready to
produce early fruits.
We grow the following Tomato plants from finest seed: Marglobe, Marvelosa,
Early June, June Pink, Select Ear liana, Ponderosa, Break O’ Day, John Baer, Bon¬
ny Best, Dwarf Champion, New Stone, Yellow Ponderosa. Make your own selection.
PEPPER: Chinese Giant, Ruby King, Cayenne, Bull Nose.
EGG PLANT: New York Improved, Black Beauty.
CAULIFLOWER: Snowball.
CABBAGE: Early Flat Dutch, Copenhagen Market, Wakefield.
Vegetable Seed 1 rials
TURNIPS
10
Lbs.
Per Lb. Per
Oz.
Purple Top Strap Leaf .
. .40
.50
.10
Purple Top Globe .
.50
.10
Cow’s Horn .
. .65
.75
.10
Seven Top .
. .65
.75
.10
Rutabaga, Purple Top .
. .65
.75
.15
AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDES
Lb.
5 Lb. 10
Lb.
Arsenate of Lead .
.25
1.00
1.90
Bordeaux Mixture .
. .2<5
1.00
1.90
Paris Green .
1.85
4.50
Nico-Dust .
. .30
1.25
2.00
Dry Lime Sulphury. .
.25
.90
1.75
Potato Bug Dust, 1 Lb. Cans . 30
AGRICULTURAL DISINFECTANTS
AND INOCULANTS
CERESAN is the greatest disinfectant
for smut in oats, wheat, and all sor¬
ghum grains known. It effectually and
cheaply controls smut. Easily used, ec¬
onomical and certain. Increases yields.
CERESAN, 8-oz. tin 50c; 1 Lb. 75c;
25 Lbs. $12.50.
SEMES AN BELL controls potato
diseases. 4 oz. 50c; 1 Lb. $1.75.
Get prices on large quantities of
these most valuable disinfectants.
Stmesan, Jr. invigorates germination,
cleanses seed, prevents rotting of corn
seed. 4 oz. 50c; 1 Lb. $1.75.
Fertilizers
Experiments made during the past three years by many
Noble county farmers show and prove conclusively that fertiliz¬
ers of the right kind used on Noble county farms can and do in¬
crease the yields to a real profit making basis.
Every farmer knows that any crop, regardless of what it is,
takes certain elements from the soil which can ,be replaced in
several of the most vital elements only by using concentrated
fertilizers, commercial fertilizers. Nitragin can be mad4 in the
soil by the use of legumes, such as alfalfa, sweet clover, soy
beans and cow peas. But potash and acid phosphate can be
made available only by putting the commercial product as rep¬
resented by fertilizer containing these elements. The farms
during the past thirty years have used in crops available supply
of phosphates and .potash. The heavy decrease in wheat pro¬
duction proves conclusively that they are gone from the soil. ,
AGRICULTURAL FERTILIZERS
1 Lb.
25 Lbs.
100 Lbs.
$2.25
Agrico Fertilizer, 2-12-2t .
. 15
2.00
2.50
6.85
lMtrate oi . .
....... .15
1.25
4.00
oteamea Dunt; . .
2.50
5.50
OWltt S VlgOIO .
. 10
2.00
6.00
Powdered Tobacco .
. 10
2.00
5.50
(NOTE — Ton Lots, Inquire.)
For car lots, or cars made up for community planting, we
can name attractive prices.
NOTICE: We take every precaution in seeds, plants, bulbs and
nursery stock, to have them all true to name, description, pur¬
ity and germination; but we give no warranty express or im¬
plied as to description, quality, purity or germination of any
stock we sell; and we will not be responsible for the crop. If
goods are not accepted on these terms they must be immedi¬
ately returned, all charges prepaid. TREEMAN & MUNGER.
FIELD SEEDS
We carry the only complete stock of Field Seeds in North¬
ern Oklahoma. Our facilities for cleaning, storing are the best.
We take the greatest precaution to have all stocks true to
name, and are continually improving the quality of all our
stocks. A trial of our SEED Corn will convince you that it is
the best. All hand nubbed, tipped, shelled and graded.
SEED CORN
Reid’s Yellow Dent, Select Strain; Reid’s Yellow Dent; Bloody
Butcher; Early Golden Select Strain; Early Golden; Southwest
Yellow Dent; Boone County White; St. Charles White; Silver
M'ne; White Wonder; Blue and White Dent; Blue Squaw,
Smooth Grain.
Our Seed Corn is All Oklahoma Grown. It Represents Care¬
ful Growing and as Careful Preparation. Try it!
ALFALFA — Prices on request. All Ok¬
lahoma Grown. The Cheapest price ever
known.
WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET CLOVER
— 'Scarified Seed, prices on request.
YELLOW BLOSSOM SWEET CLOVER
— Scarified Seed. Prices on request.
(Use “Nitragin” on these Seeds.)
HEGARI — -Absolutely pure stock. Hegari is being grown
most extensively in Texas and Oklahoma, supplanting Black
Hull Kafir in many places.
DARSO — One of the finest, crops grown for farm use. Pure
seed.
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES
k WITH A
NITRAGIN
r O'qmal l*qu>«e '"ocuuto*
CERTIFIED DWARF BLACK HULL KAFIR— Reid’s the
■finest seed grown.
BLACK HULL KAFIR — For sowing. Market price, inquire.
AFRICAN MILLET — 'One of the surest and best fodder and
hay crops. Market price — inquire.
GERMAN MILLET — Big head type. Inquire price.
SIBERIAN MILLET— Inquire price.
HOG MILLET — Inquire price.
RED TOP CANE SEED — Recleaned, sacked. Market price.
ORANGE, KANSAS, CANE SEED— Inquire price.
MILO MAIZE! — Inquire price.
FETERITA— Inquire price.
BLACK AMBER CANE SEED — Inquire price.
SUDAN — Inquire price.
SPRING BARLEY— Market price.
SOY BEANS
Rapidly becoming the finest crop for hay. pasture and feed
purposes. A- few acres will convince every farmer of their ad¬
aptability to the average Oklahoma farm and their great value.
We carry in stock the following varieties all at very reason¬
able prices. MUNG BEAN. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR
HAY AND PASTURE CROPS.
Virginia, among the best known.
Wilson
Laredo
Manchu
Morse
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES
L _ WITH _
NITRAGIN
V Th« Onqin»i legume inocuUtor^^
COW PEAS
Another most valuable crop; suitable for hay pasture and
seed crop. Easily grown and of far more value than most
other hay crops. Do not neglect to plant a few acres at least.
New Era, a heavy hay and grain producer.
Whippoorwill, perhaps the best known but
is no better for hav than Era.
Crowder, one of the finest for both hay,
feed and human use.
Black Eye (Use “NITRAGIN” INOCULANT
ON ALL PEAS).
INOCULATE ALL LEGUMES
L WITH A
NITRAGIN
PEANUTS
Virginia Jumbo, Tennessee Red and Spanish. Prices on re¬
quest. All reasonable.
Tankage, 60% . Market Price
Meat and Bone Meal, 50-55% . Market Price
Steamed Bone Meal, 24% .
Linseed Oil Meal .
Cotton Seed Meal, Pea and Cake. .
Calf Meal .
Red Pepper, Powdered .
Epsom Salts . *
.10
.60
.10
Market Price
Market Price
Market Price
1.25 4.00
2.00
POULTRY DISINFECTANTS AND
INSECTICIDES
FLY OIL FOR CATTLE .
Fly TAquid for Home Use .
Cattle Dip, 4.5 Coef .
Lice L'quid, 4.5 Coef .
Kreosoto, fine disinfectant for poultry
houses dairies .
Crude Carbolic Acid .
Carbola, for disinfecting and white¬
washing .
Sodium Fluoride, lice powder .
Powdered Tobacco .
Pt.
.25
.40
.35
.40
.25
.35
1 Lb.
.15
.30
.10
Qt.
.35
.75
.55
.60
.40
.55
25 Lbs.
6.50
Gal.
1.25
2.75
1.75
1.75
1.00
1.75
100 Lbs.
3.15 11.00
4 Lbs. for 1.00
2.00 6.00
BLACK LEAF “40”
BLACK LEAF "40"— 1 oz...35c; Vz Lb. ..$1.25; 2 Lbs. ..$3.75
Everyone who has used th's finds it the most successful
way yet found of ridding poultry of lice. It is painted on the
roosts before night, at the rate of 1 lb. to 200 feet of roost.
It is worth it. Try it.)
Nursery Stock
SHRUBBERY
50 per cent discount on all these
fine shrubs
Each
Ten
100
Almond, Flowering, Pink .
$ .75
17.00
Althea. Rose of Sharon, Pink,
White, Red,. 3 year .
. .75
7.00
Barberry, Tlmnbergii, 2 year..
. .50
4.00
Barberry, Red Leaf . . .
. .75
7.00
Deutzia, Pride of Rochester .
. .50
4.50
Dogwood, Flowering .
4.50
Forsythia, Golden Bell, 2 year...
. .75
6.50
Golden Elder .
. .50
4.50
Honeysuckle, Tartarian .
. .75
6.50
Honeysuckle, Morrowie .
. .75
6.50
Honeysuckle, Climbing .
. .75
6.50
Hydrangea, Hills of Snow .
. .50
4.50
Hydrangea, Paniculata Grand. . .
. .50
4.50
Hydrangea, Viburnum .
. .50
4.50
Japanese Quince .
. .50
4.50
Mock Orange, Virginal .
. .75
6.50
Modk Orange iCoronaHus .
. .76
6.50
Spirea, Van Houttii, 2 year .
. .50
4.50
Spirea, Van Houttii 1 year .
., .15
1.25
Spirea, Anthony Wattered, Pink.
. .50
4.00
Butterfly Bush .
. .75
6.50
Eunomymus Radicans .
. .50
6.50
Crape, Myrtle, Pink, White .
. .50
4.50
California Privet .
. .20
1.50
California Privet, 3 year .
. .50
3.00
California Privet, 1 year .
. .15
1.25
Amoor River Privet, 3 year .
. .50
4.50
$25.00
Amoor River Privet, 2 year .
. .35
3.00
20.00
Amoor River Privet, South .
. .50
4.50
25.00
Boston Ivy Vines .
. .60
5.50
We can name you attractive prices on
your shrubbery
plant-
ing requirements if you wil give us the opportunity. PEAINLY,
WE GAN SAVE YOU MONEY. GET OUR PRICES.
SHADE TREES AND EVERGREENS
50% Discount on
all this
Stock.
Each
Ten
Chinese Elms 3 feet .
.$ .75
6.00
Chinese Elm, 6 feet .
. 1.25
10.00
Chinese Elm, 10 feet .
. 2.50
20.00
American Elm, 6 feet .
.45
4.00
Lombardy Poplar, 5 feet .
. .65
5.50
Lombardy Poplar, 10 feet .
1.00
9.00
Carolina Poplar, 10 feet .
1.00
12.00
Carolina Poplar, 6 to 8 feet .
. 1.00
9.00
Cataln^, Umbrella .
. 2.50
ARBOR VITAE:
Ch nese, 5 feet .
. 5.00
Golden, 4 feet .
5.00
Golden, 2 feet .
3.75
Golden, 5 feet .
, 7.50
American Pyramidal, 5 feet
. 5.00
American, Open 5 feet .
. 2.50
22.50
We are prepared to furnish any size and any kind of Ever¬
green which you may need. Prices quoted promptly on request.
PEONIES
10
Felix Crousse, red . $ .40 $3.50
Fostiva Maxima, white . 40 3.50
Mixed . 25 2.50
ROSES
2 Year Stock
Each Ten 100
HYBRID TEA ROSES . 35 5.00
Red Radiance, Pink Radiance, Bessie Brown, J. J. L. Mock,
Pink; F. S. Key, red; Red Letter Day, single deep red; Pre¬
mier, pink; Columbia, pink; Mrs. Aaron Ward, yellow; Sun-
Mrs. Darlington, white; Frau Karl Druschki, white; F. K.
Druschki, red; K. A. Victoria, white; Mrs. Van Fleet, pink;
burst, yellow; Mine. Butterfly, apricot; Paul Neyron, pink
Mm. Eduard Herriott, copper; Dr. E. M. Mills, pink; Grauss
an Teplitz, scarlet.
CLIMBING ROSES, 3 year . 75 6.50
Silver Moon, Flesh, pink, fin.e; Dr. Van Fleet, white, fine;
Mary Wallace, pink, fine; Paul's Scarlet Climber, red, the
finest; Heart of Gold, red, good; American Beauty, pink red.
CANNAS
Each
(Doz.
King Humbert, rejl .
.5 -
.50
King Humbert, yellow .
.50
City of Portland, pink .
. 10
1.00
The President, best red....
. 10
.75
Mrs. Alfred Conard, pink...
. 10
1.00
These Cannas represent the finest grown. The beat colors,
best foliage.
MISCELLANEOUS BULBS
Lily of Valley
HARDY PERENNIALS
Achillea, Ball of Snow .
Artemesia .
Bleeding Heart .
Hardy Baby Breath .
ich
Doz,
.10
.35
.50
5.00
.06
.50
.10
1.00
.10
1.00
.25
2.00
25
2.00
.75
7.50
.75
7.50
.25
2.50
Miss Lingard, white; Europa, white-, red eye; Bridesmaid,
pure white, large crimson eye; Mrs. Chas. Dorr, lavender;
Rheinlander salmon pink; Pliynstroom, rosy pink; R. P.
Struther3, orange scarlet.
Golden Glow . 05 .50
Fruit Trees
50% DISCOUNT FOR CASH, ONLY, ON ALL FRUIT TREES
SPECIAL PRICES ON FRUIT TREES
As long as the stock of fruit trees now on hand lasts, we
are offering our entire list of serviceable, best varieties at 50%
reduction from the regular catalog prices. We have fine trees
in all the usual sizes; and some heavy stock, ready, if given
half a chance to go into immediate production.
Here is Your Opportunity to Save Some Money
APPLES
Each
Jonathan, Delicious, Stayman Winesap,
Gano, Ben Davis, Yellow Transpar¬
ent, Maiden Blush, Romjirfi Beauty,
Transcendant Crab . 35
Per 10
3.50
Per 100
APRICOTS
Superb and Moorpark . 45
4.20
CHERRIES
Early Richmond, Dyehouse,
Montmorency . 65
5.50
PEACH
Crawford’s Early, Crawford’s Late
Crosby, Early Wheeler, Elberta,
J. H. Hale, Mamie Ross, Heath
Cling, Champion Belle of Georgia .25
2.00
PLUMS
Wild Goose, Abundance, Opata, Bur¬
bank, Re^d June, Damson . 45
4.20
PEAR
Keiffer and Garber . 35
4.20
GRAPES
Concord and Niagara . 15
1.25
BLACKBERRIES
Early Harvest, McDonald . 10
.75
\
4.00
dewbebbies
Lucretia . 10
.75
5.00
RASPBERRIES
St. Regis . . 10
.75
4.00
RHUBARB
2 Year, Undivided Roots . 15
1.50
9.00
ASPARAGUS
2 Year, Washington . 10
.50
3.00
STRAWBERRIES
Dunlap, Aroma, Klondyke, per 100 - 76c;
The Famous Mastodon Everbearing, per 25
Progressive Everbearing, per 100 .
Per 1000
..$1.00;
_ $5.00
100. .$3.00
. $1.25
Grass Seed for Home and Pasture Use
BLUE GRASS, Kentucky, will grow in sheltered, shady
areas. It requires a sweet limed soil for best growth. Plant
heavily for sod.
WHITE CLOVER, getting a firmer foothold every year.
Along creek banks, on the farm — we know many places where
it is doing fine.
ENGLISH RYE GRASS. We know of several acres of this
grass which has been planted for years, being heavily pastured.
Getting better and heavier every year.
Inquire for Prices on all Grass Seeds
GREENHOUSE PLANTS
We carry all of the important bedding plants for summer-
use, grown in our own greenhouse. For outdoor bedding, for
porch box planting and potting.
Each
.10
.20
.16
.25
.25
.15
.10
Coleus, Christmas Gem, fine . $
Coleus, 3 inch .
Coleus, Trailing Queen, 2 inch . 10
Geraniums, mixed, several fine,
colors, 2> inch .
Geraniums, white, 3 inch .
Geraniums, red, 3 inch .
Geraniums, Salmon, 3 inch . 25
Lantana, ox blood red, yellow.
lavender, 2 inch .
Petunia Giants of California, 2 inch...
Petunia, Double White, 2 inch . 15
Petunia, Double! Pink . 16
Salvia, Bonfire, 2 inch . 10
Salvia, Bonfire, Transplanted .
Vinca Perriwinkle, white, pink, 2 inch .10
Vinca, Perriwinkle, white, transplanted
Vinca, Trailing, Perrenial, 2 inch . 15
Verbena Beauty of Oxford, pink. 2 inch. .15
Verbena, Beauty of Oxford, pink, 3 inch .25
Verbena, Washington Monument, red
2 inch . 15
Verbena, Purple Giant, 2 inch . 10
Spretngeri, 2
Sprengeri, 3
Plumosus, 2
Plumosus, 3
Boston Fern.
inch . 10
inch . 20
inch . 20
inch . 35
3 inch . 20
Doz.
$ 1.00
2.00
1.00
' 1.50
1.50
1.00
1.50
1.50
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.50
2.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
•
1.00
100
.25
.25
Columbine, (Aquilegia) 3-in. Elliot Hybrids, best 2-yr.. .25c each
Flower Seeds
Pkt. Any Variety 10c — 3 for 26c
Our flower seeds are the best obtainable.
Allyssum, Little Gem.
Snapdragon.
Aster, mixed and to any color.
Candytuft.
Carnations.
Cosmos, Single.
Pinks.
Shasta Daisy.
Delphinium.
Forget-me-not.
Straw Flower.
Hyacinth Bean, climber.
Larkspur.
Marigold.
African.
Orange, Ball Special.
Lemon, Ball Special.
French.
Nasturtium.
Tall and Dwarf.
Pansy, Giant.
Petunia, mixed.
Phlox, fine mixture.
Moss, single and double.
Verbena, best mixed.
Zinnias, Dahlia Flowreed, best.
Perriwinkle, white, pink.
SWEET PEAS
Spencer’s, 20c ounce. The finest Spencer’s to name, 50c ounce.
Eckford’s Sweet Peas, 15c ounce.
I
I
i Treeinan & Munger PERRY, OKLAHOMA
Onrruarantpp °Ur Seeds are thoroughly recleaned, tested and of the highest
Uurulld qUaijty, We guarantee them to be as represented in purity, germ-
ination, weed seed content and origin up to the full amount of the purchase price.
Owing to many factors over which wie have no control, such as weather, soil and seed¬
ing conditions we cannot guarantee a crop.
We offer you the best seeds because it is the fair thing to do and because
we want to stay in business and grow. But we cannot control planting and cultural
methods and weather and soil conditions, all of which affect the outturn of crops.
SEEDS
This space
is
for
our records.
Do
not
write in it.
Please forward the following as per terms of your Descriptive Catalog to
Name . . .
(Ladies, please prefix Miss or Mrs.; the latter use husband’s initials.
Write name and address very plainly).
Post Office .
R. F. D. No .
. Box No .
I f" if different
1 Express Office ^from Post Office J
j Freight Depot .
State how you want goods shipped
by placing an X in proper space.
State.
Parcel Post
Express
Freight
AMOUNT ENCLOSED
Do not write in
This Space
Date .
P. O. Order .
Express Order .
Check or Draft .
Cash .
Stamps .
Total .
Prices, especially field seeds, onion sets, fertilizers and poultry foods, are subject to market changes.
QUANTITY
WANTED
NAMES OF ARTICLES WANTED
PRICE
GYPSOPHILIA— “Bristol Fairy”
A wonderful advance over all other typ;js. Flowers perfectly
double, pure snow white and blooms continuously.
Strong Grafted Plants at Only 75c Each
“Black Gold” Feeds Are Good Feeds
We make our own Chick Starting Feed. It contains the fol¬
lowing ingredients, properly balanced, for the successful grow¬
ing of baby chicks: Dried Buttermilk, Cod Liver Oil, Yeast, Cal¬
cium Carbonate, Salt and only finest quality sweet grains and
products properly prepared. And, Mr. Farmer, or Mrs. Chick
Raiser, our price is based on day by day values of grains, cheap
as they are not what some foreign manufacturer, who uses iden¬
tically the same grains and products, may think he should have
for the starting feed. A trial will convince the most skeptical
that our feeds are as good as are produced. Get our price and
give “BLACK GOLD’ STARTING FEED an opportunity to save
you, as well as make you money.
Our Other Products
CHICK SCRATCH FEED; HEN SCRATCH FEED
EGG LAYING MASH; DAIRY FEED
Are all made of the best grains. Identically the same grains
made by the same processes into commercial feeds, containing
the same elements as any other feed on the American or any
other market — with this difference — they are all made in
Perry, Gkla., U. S. At instead of the Kafir, Milo, Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Barley, being shipped out, processed, shipped back and
resold to you, We make our own feeds out of identically the
same products and sell to you at greatly reduced prices.
Think about it!
Look ,at These Prices On Quality Products
Baby Chick Starting Feed — 18% . $1.95
(Made of finest Quality Products.) -
Baby Chick Scratch Feed . 1.35
Hen Scratch Feed . \ . 90
Dairy Fee>d finest quality . 1.05
(Due to changing markets all feed prices subject
to change without notice.)
Make Your Own Grains Worth More Money
Our Custom Grinding Department at our elevator and seed
cleaning plant is always at your service. Cheapest rates ever
known for finest quality preparation — All Grain Grinding
ONLY 10c PER 100 POUNDS
Lots must be of 500 pounds or more to secure this rate.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS WEIGH, DUMP YOUR GRAIN,
drive under spout, or bring your sacks, and in ten to twelnty
minutes you have your load of 2,000 to 5,000 pounds of feed
ground, ready1 to start home. No long tedious delays at our
plant. We can grind any kind of mixture of grains for mixed
feed feeding you may want. No Extra charge. Make your own
Feeds Make You Money.
Eigg Laying Mashs, Chick Mashes mixed properly to your
own formulae at slight extra cost. We have all the high con¬
centrates and specialties needed for mixing quality feeds of
all kinds.
A trial at our mill will convince you that you have been
wasting feed by feeding the old hard grain way.
WE GRIND ANYTHING: Oats, Ear Corn, Shelled Corn Rye,
Wheat, Kafir, Head Grains, Fodder, Hay, Pea Hay, anything
and everything in the feed line.
SPECIAL CLIMBING ROSES
Some of our customers, who a few short years ago planted
along fences, on trellis or porch, the hardy, beautiful Van Fleet
Climbing Roses, are now reaping a veritable harvest of pride,
pleasure and rare beauty. Not only when the roses are in
bloom; but the luxuriant, dark foliage is beautiful from early
in the spring until the heavy freezes of winter. Our climbing
roses are heavy plants and we offer them for this spring sale at
only 75c each, in the following varieties: Dr. Van Fleet, flesh
pink; Mary Wallace, deep pink; Silver Moon, white; Seven Sist¬
ers, white and pink; Paul’s Scarlet, wonderful red; Aviateur
Bleriot, yellow, hybrid; Bess Lovett, pink hybrid.
These roses are real values at the above price. They should
be extensively grown this spring.
WONDERFUL HARDY CLIMBING VINES
OF SURPASSING BEAUTY AND
HARDINESS
For Pergola. Rear Fence or Lattice
The Beautiful Chinese Fleece Vine: Rapid grower, cov¬
ered with foamy sprays of white flowers. Two year plants’ each
Only . . ’..85c
Clematis Pan. Grand: Hardy rapid grower, a riot of pan¬
icles of fragrant white blossoms, late summer and fall. We are
pricing this wonderful clematis at only . 45c Each.
Clematis Coccinea: The red bloom counterpart of the above
Just as fine in every respect. 2-year-old plants at only 55c Each
BEAUTIFUL ROSES AT SPECIAL PRICES
We offer the Newest, FINEST VARIETIES of Hybrid tea
roses, in heavy stock, at ONLY 55c each. Every rose offered is
either 2 or 3 years old. Other catalogs offer roses of no better
quality at much higher prices. Take advantage of this offer.
Every garden, whatever its size, can have the entire summer
and fall flowers of beauty and distinction. A few seeds only,
are required of the many fine varieties available, or many,
many plants. Buy all these, our best selections of the newest,
finest and best in last season’s seeds. We know they will
give you all the utmost satisfaction and beauty.
ZINNIAS, Giants of California, Dahlia Flowered and LillipuL
Plant in April and May.
SWEET PEAS — Plant Now, for best blooms and long season.
Spencer, finest selections.
DAHLIAS — Single and Double. Easily grown. Plant in flats
for early plants; outdoors, plant in April and May.
SNAPDRAGON — Finest varieties to color or mixed. Plant now.
CALENDULA — Plant in April, May. A fine summer bloomer.
MARIGOLDS — New Giant African; French. The most pleasing
of all late summer flowers. Plant April, May.
CALIFORNIA STRAW FLOWERS— Plant April, May. This is
the true, everlasting flower.
CALIFORNIA POPPY— Plant April, May. Very satisfactory.
PETUNIA— Plant Now.
CARNATIONS— (Hardy, beautiful. Grown frtom seeds. Many
colors. Plant April, May.
New, Beautiful Annual Plants and Seeds
GIANT MARIGOLD — Orange and Lemon.
MARIGOLD— Guinea Gold.
VERBENA — Purple and Red.
DOUBLE NASTURTIUM— Sweet Scented.
Packet 10c
NOTICE THESE PRODUCTS. YOU NEED
THEM AND USE THEM EVERY DAY
No other store in Northern Oklahoma carries the complete
farm requirements as we do.
POULTRY NECESSITIES
1 Lb.
25 Lbs. 100
Lbs.
Oyster Shell, Hen Size .
.90
Ovster Shell, Chick Size .
.90
Marble Grit, for baby chicks .
.05
1.00
3.50
Charcoal Hen size .
.05
1.00
3.50
Charcoal, Chick Size .
.05
1.00
3.50
POULTRY TONIC .
.15
2.50
8.00
HOG TONIC .
.10
2.00
6.00
STOCK TONIC .
.10
2.00
6.00
MINERAL WORM REMEDY
FOR HOGS .
.10
2.00
6.00
(These products we absolutely guarantee
to be the equal of
any on the market; and to have the unqualified endorsement
of the leading agricultural colleges
and authorities.)
Feeding Lime, a pure limestone
product
of exceptional
fine-
ness and quality. A real necessity
. . .10
.75
1.70
Dried Buttermilk .
. .15
2.50
10.50
Cod Liver Oil, per gal .
• $1.85
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