Historic, archived document
Do not assume content reflects current
scientific knowledge, policies, or practices.
SATEX MAMMOTH ZINNIA
(GIANT SCARLET)
SEE PAGE 2
SATEX
SEED COMPANY
SEED AND POULTRY
SUPPLY ANNUAL
529 SO. FLORES
SAN ANTONIO TEXAS
SWmk *\i©u—
Nothing 'gives us greater pleasure than to say “Thank you” for 'your
valued patronage that you have favored us with during the past year for
it has been your orders that have helped to make the year 1924 the biggest
year that we have enjoyed since we have been in business and we wish to
assure you that we will do our utmost to retain your good will and friend-
ship in ^ the futute. . > •>
In runnning through the ?pages of this catalogue you will notice that
we have made; some changes. We have discontinued several varieties of
seed, that have not proven -favorable to the southern states as it has al-
ways been our endeavor to list only such varieties as have proven their
merits. We have added to our list of bird and poultry supplies and can
make immediate shipment of any item listed. In order to -avoid delaying
yourr orders for poultry supplies would suggest that you serid sufficient
postage with orden to pay parcel post ..charges and if there is any overage
will immediately -return same to iyou.
I
Have you -a hoy or girl in thefamily that would like to make their spare
time profitable? Have them write us for our Junior salesmen proposition.
With best wishes .'for your success in the coming year, : we are,
Respectfully yoUrs,
K SATEX' SEED CO.
GENERAL INFORMATION
READ CAREFULLY
The prices in this catalog cancel all previous prices and are subject to
change without notice. V
POSTAGE CHARGES
Satex Seed Company deliver free all seed in packets, ounces and pounds,
given in this catalog. For seeds shipped into Mexico, add 6c per pound to
catalog price for each pound ordered. We do not deliver free any plants,
trees, roots, or nursery stock, nor any bulbs, (unless priced as postpaid),
nor any insecticides, tools, implements, etc. Potatoes and Field Seeds are
quoted always f. o. b., San Antonio, Texas.
NONE-WARRANTY — Note. There are many contingencies to be encoun-
tered in growing plants from seed and in setting out plants that are de-
pendent on the weather and other conditions over which we have no con-
trol, that success in planting is not altogether dependent on the seed or
plant. We send out only seed that have been tested for germination,
and which we believe will produce the kind of variety and plant repre-
sented; but:
Satex Seed Company gives no warranty, express or implied, as to
description, quality, productiveness or any other matter of any seeds,
bulbs, plants or trees they send out and they will not be responsible in any
way for the crop. If the purchaser does not accept the goods on these
terms, they are at once" to J>e returned.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
1
HOW TO ORDER BY MAIL
YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS — Be sure that your name and address in full are
written very plainly. We have on file quite a few orders without any name and
address, and if you should have mailed us an order and failed to receive same
during the past year, . kindly write us, giving approximate date of order and copy
of order, and if on file, we will, give same our attention. If you do not receive
any goods ordered from us within ten days after the order is sent kindly let us
hear from you, and we can then avoid further delay. We fill all orders the day
received, unless unable to supply same at the time, and will advise you accord-
ingly, so do not hesitate to write us, if the goods do not show up.
CASH WITH ORDER— The proper way is to send remittance in full to cover order
and postage. We send orders C. 0. D. only if 25 per cent of the amount of order is
enclosed- Plants are never sent C. O. D.
REMITTANCES should be made by Postoffice or Express Money Order or Bank
Draft. On orders up to One Dollar, we will accept clean unused postage stamps.
If currency is sent, letter should be registered, and if local checks are sent they
should be certified. We do not accept responsibility for orders, which never
reach us.
FREE Seeds FREE Poultry Supplies FREE
We want the names of five gardeners or poultry raisers. Send us your order
for $1.00 worth of garden or flower seeds and the names and addresses of five
of your friends interested in gardening or poultry raising and we will send
you absolutely free twenty-five cents worth of flower or garden seeds, your own
selection or your choice of any of the following premiums. This offer does not
apply to order of Poultry Feeds, Remedies or Supplies, Garden Tools or plants.
Orders must be strictly Garden or Flower Seeds.
FREE OFFER WITH $1.00 SEED
No. 1 — -25c Garden or Flower Seed Assortment.
No. 2— Star Fountain and Feeder
ORDER:
Page 40
No. 3 — 12 Moes Aluminum Leg Bands _? _
Page 43
No. 4 — 12 Spiral Leg Bands
Page 42
No. 5 — 1 No. 11 Moes Chick Feeder
Pae-e 41
PARCEL POST RATES AND RULES GOVERNING FORWARDING
BULBS, PLANTS, POULTRY SUPPLIES.
OF SEEDS,
DOMESTIC PARCEL POST RATES
On Seeds, Bulbs, Plants, Poultry Supplies, etc.,
First Pound
or Fraction
Each Addi-
tional Pound
or Fraction
FIRST ZONE — Within 50 miles of San Antonio
5c
lc
SECOND ZONE — Within 50 to 150 miles of San Antonio-—.
5c
1c
THIRD ZONE — Within 150 to 300 miles of San Antonio
6c
2c
FOURTH ZONE — Within 300 to 600 miles of San Antonio
7c
4c
FIFTH ZONE — Within 600 to 1000 miles of San Antonio-
8c
6c
WEIGHT LIMIT — Packages are subject
to a limit of maximum weight in the
first, second and third zone of 70 pounds;
in all other zones of 50 pounds.
ZONE RATES may be had by applying
to your postmaster who will tell you
which zone you are in, with reference to
San Antonio, or consult parcel post
schedule above.
POSTAGE has to be prepaid and cus-
tomers will kindly add same to their
valued orders, as packages cannot be
mailed charges collect at destination.
This refers to large quantities than prices
quoted postpaid.
PARCEL POST, C. O. D.— Packages
may be sent C. O. D. at an extra ex-
pense of 10c, which amount is added to
the order.
INSURED PARCEL POST— If cus-
tomers want their packages sent insured
they will kindly add cost to their remit-
tance. Rate — Up to $5, 3c; up to $25, 5c.
2
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
GARDEN TOOLS
FOUR-TINE SPADING FORKS
OLD. X. — Spading Fork. Four tem-
pered steel tines. Strap ferrulle. Iron
D handle $1.35 each.
OLD. S. P. — Spading Fork. Same
construction as OLDX only a little
lighter built. $1.10 each.
STEEL GARDEN HOES
R7 — Shank Pattern Standard Quality
Strong and Durable, Tempered 7 inch
Steel Blade. 4 1/3 foot hardwood handle.
45c each.
SMO 8 — Soljid Socket Steel Garden
Hoe. Tempered 8 inch steel blade, one
piece steel socket. Selected 4 1/3 foot
hardwood handle. 85c each.
No. 2P — Weeding Hoe. Sheet Steel
Blades, Iron Shanks, 3 inch Blade. Two
prongs. 4V2 foot handle. 40c each.
STEEL GARDEN RAKES
B14 — Solid bow steel rake. 14 curved
teeth spring tempered. 5% foot hard-
wood handle. $1.00 each.
SB14 — Steel Garden Rake. 14 spring
tempered teeth. Bows well braced. Hard-
wood handle. 75c each.
PULL-EASY GARDEN CULTIVATORS
No. PEJ4 — Same as PEC. Has 4 teeth
adjustable 2 to 6 inches wide. Each 75c.
No. PEC — Adjustable 6 to 18 inches
wide 9 teeth. All steel parts enameled
Royal Blue. French Polished handle 4%
feet long. Middle tooth removable for
cultivating rows of small plants on both
sides at the same time. Better than a
rake for preparing the soil. Each $1.25
MOE’S GARDEN TROWELS
No. 80. Garden Trowel. One piece
pressed steel. Handsomely finished in
black baked enamel. Length of blade
6 in. Ground and polished points.
Each 25c.
MOE’S TRANSPLANTING TROWELS
No. 81. Transplanting Trowel. One
piece pressed steel. Handsomely finish-
ed in black and baked enamel. Length
of blade 6 in. Width 1% in. Ground
and polished points. Each 25c.
MOE’S STEEL GARDEN WEEDERS
No. 82. Garden Weeder. One piece
pressed steel. Handsomely finished in
black baked enamel. Has five steel
fingers, and is one of the most useful
and handiest garden tools made. Ground
and polished points. Each 25c.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
3
HUDSON GARDEN
PLOW
A counterbalance plow, with a 24-inch
high wheel made of the very best mat-
erial and most careful workmanship.
This is a good, strong, durable tool and
can be used in the largest gardens. Is
very popular and the best of its kind.
Shipped with tools as shown. Weight 28
pounds. No. 242, each, $4.00.
BALL - BEARING
LAWN - MOWERS
Colonial Lawn Mower — A first class
ball bearing machine which can be pur-
chased at a price within reach of all.
8-inch driving wheels. Four blade revol
ving cutter insuring fineness and eveness
of cut, adjustable bearings, 14 inch $10.00,
16 inch $10.50.
Amazon Lawn Mower — A strictly high
grade ball bearing Lawn Mower. Large
driving wheels and fine cut gears in-
sure ease and quietness of running.
Large diameter revolving cutter with
blades, patented adjustable ball bearings.
14 inch $13.50; 16 inch, $14.50.
Great Southern Lawn Mower — Open
side frame and drive wheels reduce the
weight making it a light and easy mower
to handle. Height of wheels 10 inches.
Large open four blade revolving cut-
ter. Coldwells patented adjustable ball
bearings. 14 inch $12.25, 16 inch, $13.00
Adjustable Grass Catchers — Galvanized
bottoms, canvas, sides $1.00 each.
MOLDED RUBBER
GARDEN HOSE
SEAMLESS-N ON -KINK ABLE-
DURABLE
Made with two seamless double braid-
ed jackets over a tube of high grade rub-
ber incased in a heavy molded rubber out-
side cover. We recommend this hose for
long service. % inch hose 25 feet length
$2.75; 50 ft. length $5.00; 3A inch hose
50 ft. length $5.50. These prices include
couplings.
Hose Nozzle — Boston Pattern Brass
Hose Nozzle 75c each.
Ring Sprinkler — Made entirely of brass
and distributes water evenly over a large
area. 85c each.
Rubber Hose Washers. 10c per dozen.
4
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
FLOWER POTS
We pack as carefully as possible but
they are shipped at purchaser’s risk of
breakage. Shipping charges not prepaid.
2- inch
3- inch
4- inch
5- inch
6- inch
8- inch
9- inch
10-inch
12-inch
14-inch
16-inch
POT SAUCERS
4-inch
6-inch
8-inch
10-inch
12-inch
14-inch
16-inch
Each
-$0.03
.03
.. - .05
.06
.10
.20
.35
r. .40
.75
— — , 1.15
1.50
Each
$0.04
.05
.10
.15
.20
.35
— 40
FERN OR BEGONIA POTS
They are not so deep as the regular
flower pots and are used a great deal
for growing ferns and Begonias in;
also asparagus plants, etc.
Each
6-inch $0.10
8-inch .15
10-inch .25
12-inch .40
14-inch .55
16-inch .75
CEMETERY VASE ..... .40
STONE JARS
With lids
Splendid for preserving or pickling
meats, kraut and cucumbers, etc.:
1 gallon size. $ .35
2 gallon size ... ... .55
3 gallon size • ... .80
5 gallon size .... __ 1.35
6 gallon size ..... 1.55
8 gallon size .... 2.00
10 gallon size 2.25
CANARY BIRD AND PARROT
FEED AND SUPPLIES.
Mixed Canary Seed $ .15 lb.
Plain Canary Seed .20 lb.
Mixed Parrot Feed 15 lb.
Mixed Dove Feed 15 lb.
Hemp Seed .10 lb!
Rape Seed .15 lb.
Poppy Seed — , .... .30 lb.
Siberian Millet Seed .10 lb.
Sunflower Seed .15 lb.
Cuttle Fish Bone .10 oz.
Canada Peas... .15 lb!
Bird Manna ...(2 for 25c) .15 ea!
Red Gravel, small size .15
Red Gravel, large size .25
Silver Gravel, small size .15
Silver Gravel, large size .25
Mocking Bird Food .40
Bird Bitters ... .25
Song Restorer .25
Mite Powder for birds .25
Nesting Hair in boxes .10
Nesting Food, box 25
Orange color food .25
Fish Food .10
Postage extra, see page 2.
FREE BOOKLET
Ask us for free booklet on “Care of
Canary Birds”, when ordering bird seed
or bird supplies.
COMPARE OUR
PRICES.
Quality considered,
and you will find them
to be less than other
houses are asking for
the same merchandise.
Keep this catalog
where it will be con-
venient for ready re-
ference.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
5
FEED YOUR GARDEN WITH FERTILIZER SO
YOUR GARDEN CAN FEED YOU
For the intensive cultivation of plants in the home garden and grounds fertilizers
play a very important part.
The following fertilizers represent the best for the home garden and the lawn:
StimUplanT
Makes a
Wonder Garden
Plant success is a
matter of feeding
crops definite
Amounts of stimulat-
ing foods as plants
need them. Stim-U-planT Tablets enable
the planter to keep development abso-
lutely under control, for he can feed his
plants as they need food. They increase
production, hasten maturity, improve
quality and better the color of the plants
and products. Trial size, 15c; small size,
30c; 100 tablets, 85c, postpaid.
SWIFTS FERTILIZERS
NOTE— Prices on all fertilizers are
subject to market changes. Write for
quantity prices.
Acid Phosphate — 16% — It gives excel-
lent results on nearly all crops, but is
especially recommended for use on grains
and grasses. Lb., 4c; 100 lbs., $1.75.
Bone Meal — Ground very fine. Acts
very quickly. There is no better fertili-
zer for the home garden than this splen-
did material. Splendid for rose beds,
pot plants, etc., Lb., 6c., 100 lbs., $4.50.
Lime (Hydrated) — For the sweetening
and renovating land that has become
sour. It promotes growth and has a
tendency to prevent weeds. Lb. 2c; 40
lbs. 55c.
Nitrate of Soda— A fertilizer very
quick in action and used for the nitro-
gen it contains. Will mature a crop
several weeks earlier and greatly im-
proves it. Lb., 15c; 100 lbs. $5.00. •
Swift’s 12-4-4 — For fruit trees and
small fruits, garden truck, etc. Quick in
starting, lasting in effect, etc. Quick in
healthy growth and developing the fruit,
fine for all root crops. Lb. 5c; 100 lbs.
$3.00.
Swift’s 7-5-5— This brand has been
especially prepared for such crops as re-
quire a quick, strong fertilizer, should
be well mixed into the soil, suitable for
all garden truck especially strawberries
and watermelons. Lb. 5c; 100 lbs. $3.25.
Muriate of Potash — To be used liber-
ally, especially for root crops. Lb. 5c;
100 lbs. $3.75.
INOCULATE THIS
SEED WITH
FARMOGERM
Lawn Fertilizers — Especially mixed for
lawns. Gives grass a quick and vigorous
start and maintains a healthy growth.
Lb. 5c; 25 lbs. $1.00, 50 lbs. $1.90.
FARMOGERM
Farmogerm
means increase in
a 1 1 legume crops,
such as peas, beans,
alfalfa, clover,
vetches.
Farmogerm, used on your seed, fur-
nishes Nitrates to the plants. It increases
their growth and enriches the soil.
When the seed sprouts the bacteria enters
the root and makes large supplies of Ni-
trates, which benefit greatly the grow-
ing crop and the crops that follow. Soils
can be built up to a high standard of
fertility at small cost and little labor.
Assures substantial saving in your fertil-
izer bill.
Farmogerm is sold in three sizes as fol-
lows: Bottles containing enough bacteria
to inoculate seed for five acres, $4.50;
one acre, $1.00; garden size (quarter
acre,) 50c.
ODORLESS— CLEAN— EFFICIENT
Sold only in 25 lb. wKite cotton bags
125 lb. gunnies . —
1 and 2 ib. packages — ~
No Filler— No Bulk— All Fertilizer
BEST MONEY CAN BUT — BEST EA&TH CAR PMMCE
For Lawns, Flowers, Gardens, Shrubs
House Plants. Fields and Orchards
Book FREE — Tells just HOW
A 25 lb. bag covers a lawn space of
1200 square feet. Lasts a year or more.
A tablespoonful to hill of potatoes, to-
matoes or ordinary rose bush means abun-
dant flowers, crisp and early vegetables.
A teaspoonful for 6 to 8 in. potted
plant. Ferns love it. Fully Guaranteed.
DISTRIBUTOR
1 Lb. Package 25c
2 Lb. Package 50c
25 Lb. White Cotton Bag
$3.00
6
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
BEANS
One pound to 100-foot row.
INOCULATE THIS
SEED WITH
FARMOGERM
Hopkins Improved Red Valentine — A very
hardy, early and productive standard sort. Pods
4V2 inches long, round and creaseback, medium
green, slightly stringy and of good quality.
Pkt., 10c; lb. 40c, postpaid.
Black Valentine — Beautiful large pods about
6 inches long, slender, round and nearly
straight, fine grained, dark green in color. Seed
black. An early, productive, profitable garden-
ers variety. Plant more vigorous and product-
ive than Red Valetine and pods darker green.
Pkt., 10; lb., 45c. postpaid.
LONGFELLOW
BUSH WAX BEANS
Stringless Green Pod — The pods are medium
green, five to six inches long, cylindrical, larger
than those of the Red Valetine, but not quite
as fleshy, of equally high quality and remain
crisp and tender longer. Absolutely stringless.
Pkt., 10c; lb., 50c, postpaid.
Longfellow — Moderately early and product-
ive. Pods dark green, 6 to 7 inches long, very
slender, straight and round; very slightly
stringy, tender, fine grained, attractive and of
good quality— Pkt., 10c; lb., 45c, postpaid.
Improved Golden Wax — One of the best beans
in cultivation. Pods are long, nearly straight,
broad and flat, and golden yellow; seed white,
more or less covered with two shades of purp-
lish red. Pkt., 10c; lb., 40c, postpaid.
Prolific Black Wax — Early; pods round, about
five inches long, fleshy, brittle and stringless,
deep yellow in color and attractive. A standard
sort. Pkt., 10c; lb., 40c; postpaid.
Pencil Pod Wax — Early and very productive
Pods large, 5 to 6 inches long, round, straight
and creaseback, strictly stringless, free from
fiber, fleshy and brittle; of highest quality;
color very clear yellow. Pkt., 10c; lb., 40c, post-
paid.
«
Crystal White Wax — Pods small, about 3%
inches long, round and curved with crease in
back, very fleshy and brittle. Color greenish-
white with silvery shade. Used mostly for can-
ning. Pkt., 10c; !b., 50c, postpaid.
POLE BEANS
Kentucky Wonder— An excellent greenpodded
variety; enormously productive, the long pods
hanging in great clusters along the entire vine.
They cook very tender and melting. Seed dark
brown. Pkt., 10c; lb., 50c, postpaid.
Kentucky Wonder (Wax) — One of the earliest
of the pole wax sorts. Pods eight to nine inches
long, thick, decidedly crease-back; very fleshy,
brittle, but stringy. Attractive and fair quality.
Color light yellow. Pkt., 10c; lb., 45c, postpaid.
BUSH LIMA
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
7
POLE LIMA BEANS
Carolina or Sieva. — Beans small and
white on the order of Henderson Bush
Lima. Plant of large growth, very early,
vigorous and productive. Pkt., 10c.; lb.,
50c, postapaid.
BUSH LIMA BEANS
Henderson’s Dwarf Lima — The earliest
variety of dwarf Lima Beans, fully two
weeks earlier than any other variety.
Plants about *16 inches high and very
prolific. Beans are small. Recommended
to anyone desiring early lime beans. Pkt.
10c; lb., 50c, postaid.
DETROIT DARK RED
BEETS
Swiss Chard or Spinach Beet — No other
garden vegetable will produce more nutri-
tious food from a small space than Swiss
Chard. Of rapid growth. The foliage and
leaf-stalks used same as asparagus or
spinach. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; y4 lb., 30c;
lb., 90c.
Extra Early Ecilpse — A fine early table
beet, top-shaped or tapering, globe shap-
ed. Flesh deep crimson, zoned with pink.
Crisp and sweet. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4
lb. ,30c; lb., 80c.
Detroit Dark Red Turnip — Roots round-
ish, smooth; dark red; flesh bright red,
zoned with lighter; crisp, tender, sweet,
a good keeper. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb.,
30c; lb., 90c.
Landreth’s Best — 45 days, five days earlier than Detroit more ball-shaped — alto-
gether a superior sort. Slimmer tap roots — more mouse tailed. Flesh solid, deep
blood red of excellent quality, sugary. Skin smooth and free from side fibers. Pkt.
5c; oz., 15c; V4 lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
Early Blood Turnip — A standard medium early variety of excellent quality; also
good for summer and fall use. The flesh is deep red, zoned with lighter shade; sweet,
crisp and tender; nearly round. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; % lb., 30c; lb., 75c.
Crosby’s Egyptian — We have an unequalled strain of this superb, extra early sort.
A flattened globe shape; skin very dark red, flesh a trifle lighter in color and sligthly
zoned; tops small. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; x/4 lb., 30c; lb., 90c.
CABBAGE
Vz oz. to 100-foot row.
Early Jersey Wakefield — The most
widely known and popular extra early
variety. Heads are broad cone shaped
and very solid. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; l/4
lb., 60c; lb., $1.50.
Charleston Wakefield — About one
week later than Early Jersey Wake-
field, but the conical heads are fully
one-half larger. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; l/4
lb., 60c; lb., $1.50.
Stein’s Early Flat Dutch — An early
and excellent type of Early Flat Dutch,
with a medium stem; heads round,
flat and solid. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; \'4
lb lb., 60c; lb., $1.50.
Copenhagen Market — Very fine;
stem short, heads large, round and
solid, with few outer leaves of an up-
right growth. Nearly as early as Jer-
sey Wakefield. Pkt., 5c; oz., 25c; l/4
lb., 75c., lb., $2.00. EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD
Early Drumhead — We recommend this sort for markets that require a very large
and deep head. Plant large, with few outside leaves, stem of medium length. A
sure heading variety of excellent quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; l/4 lb., 50c; lb., $1.50.
8
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
Volga, or Russian — A new medium
sized sort, with round, solid heads,
v/hich are deep through. It is ex-
tremely hardy. Pkt., 5c; oz., 35c;
y4 lb., $1.00; lb., $3.00.
Chinese Cabbage (Pe Tsai — Some-
times called Celery Cabbage; resem-
bles Cos Lettuce as much as cab-
bage, though with a decided cabbage
flavor. Pkt., 5c; oz., 50c; !4 lb., $1.50;
lb., $4.50.
Red Rock — The largest and surest
heading red cabbage, round, solid and.
dark red, medium to long stem. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 25c; »/4 lb., 75c; lb., $2.00.
STEIN’S FLAT DUTCH
Danish Ball Head — One of the very
best winter sorts and one of the most
hardy; heads round and very solid. Our
selected stock of this cabbage is unex-
celled. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; *4 lb., 60c; lb.,
$1.75.
Drumhead Savoy — Heads round, com-
pact and solid; leaves numerous, deep
green and coarsely crimped. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
25c; !/4 lb., 75c; lb., $2.00.
CAULIFLOWER
EARLY SNOWBALL
Early Snowball — We believe this to be
the very best variety in existence. It is
early, of dwarf compact growth and sure
to produce fine heads. Very much depends
on the quality of Cauliflower seed. We
handle only the very best. Danish-grown
seed from a well known, reputable grower,
which we confidently recommend. Pkt.,
25c; oz., $2.75; Va lb., $8.00.
CELERY
CELERY
Golden Self-Blanching — The best market
variety, especially for early summer. The
plant is naturally golden-yellow (both
stem and leaves, but needs to be blanch-
ed to make it brittle and fit for table
use. Forms a rather small bunch. Pkt.,
10c; oz., 75c; lb., $2.00.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
9
OX HEART
CORN
SWEET OR TABLE VARIETIES
% lb. to 100-foot row.
Golden Bantam — Early; golden yellow in color and of
highest quality. Ears 6 to 7 inches long, 8 rowed, bear-
ing from 2 to 4 ears to a stalk. Pkt., 10c; tb., 35c;
postpaid.
Extra Early Adams — This is not a Sugar Corn, but
is earlier. The ears are short, 12-rowed, and while in
condition for roasting cannot be told from Sugar Corn.
It will stand earlier planting than Sweet Corn and is
a favorite wherever worms work badly on early corn.
Pkt., 10c; lb., 25c, postpaid.
Country Gentleman — An especially fine quality corn.
Ears 7 to 8 inches long, cob small, white and densely
covered with long slender white grains without row
formation. Pkt., 10c; lb., 35c, postpaid.
Truckers Favorite — A splendid early white Com com-
ing in directly after Adams Early, but much larger. Has
a deep white soft grain. Pkt., 10c; lb., 35c; postpaid.
COLLARDS
14 oz. to 100-foot row.
Georgia Southern — Plant 2 to 3 feet high, forming a
cluster of tender undulated leaves at the top of its rather
long stem; used as greens. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; Va lb.,
45c; lb., $1.25.
GOLDEN BANTAM
CARROTS
1 oz. to 100-foot row.
Orange Danvers Half Long — Broad shouldered,
cylindrical, admirable in color. Always a favorite be-
cause reliable and attractive in form, color and weight.
Most popular sort. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; Va lb., 45c; lb.,
$1.25.
Oxheart or Guerande — One of the most popular and
best croppers among the short carrots. The shape is
particularly desirable for heavy soil. The true type
is about four and one-half inches long and three and
one-half inches thick at the shoulder. It tapers slightly
to the bottom, and is very stump rooted. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
15c; Va lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
10
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
oz. to 100-foot row.
EARLY FORTUNE
Improved Early White Spine — Vines
vigorous, fruiting early and abundantly.
Fruit good-sized, straight and smooth.
Splendid for table use and especially
desirable for pickles. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c;
Va lb., 40c; lb., $1.25.
Improved Long Green — Uniform in size,
straight, smooth, and deep green in color.
A great favorite for slicing. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 15c; Va lb., 40c; lb., $1.25.
Improved Chicago Pickling — Meets the
most exacting requirements of critical
pickle makers. Vines healthy and very
productive. Fruit the right size, shape
color and quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; Va
lb., 30c; lb., 90c.
Early Fortune — Early, good dark color
and prolific. Fruits average about 10
inches. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; Va lb., 45c; lb.,
$1.25.
EGG PLANT
% oz. to 100-foot row.
Black Beauty — Rich dark purple, large
and symmetrical, maturing a little ear-
lier than our Improved Large Purple,'
but usually not quite as large. Very
desirable for the market, as the fruit
holds its color for a long time. Pkt., 5;
oz., 50c; Vi lb., $1.50; lb., $5.50.
Improved Large Purple (Spineless) —
This variety is a general favorite both
for market and home garden. The plant
is spineless, large and spreading, with
light green foliage. It usually produces
four to six large, oval fruits of a splen-
did dark purple color. The vigor and
productiveness of the plant and the large
size, earliness and fine quality of the
fruit makes it a most profitable variety
for market gardening. Pkt., 5c; oz., 50c;
Va lb., $1.50; lb., $5.00.
Arlington White Spine — One of the
most popular White Spine sorts. The
fruits are very uniform, averaging 7 to
8 inches. It is extra early and very pro-
lific. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; Va lb., 30c; lb.,
$1.00.
Extra-Long White Spine, or Evergreen
— A fine strain; smooth, frequently 10
inches long; round, handsome, very
regular. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; Va lb., 60c;
lb., $1.50.
Burrell’s Earliest of All — Earlier than
any other strain of white spine and as
well colored as any cucumber grown.
The fruit is 6 to 7 inches long, very dark
green with pale green stripes about one-
third the length from the blossom end.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; Va lb., 40c; lb., $1.00.
BLACK BEAUTY EGG PLANT
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
11
ENDIVE
1 oz. to 100-foot row.
Large Green Curled — Has very
curly leaves, the mid-ribs being white
and whitish, and the outer edges very
much indented and crested. A very
attractive plant and one of the best
varieties. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; 2 ozs.,
25c; V4 lb., 40c; lb., $1.25.
Ever White Curled — The plants are
moderately dense, with divided leaves,
which are very light yellowish-green
in color, even the outer ones being
very light. This variety blanches
readily to an attractive creamy white.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; 2 ozs., 25c; *4 lb.,
40c; lb., $1.25.
GREEN CURLED SUMMER ENDIVE
KALE
% oz. to 100-foot row.
Dwarf Curled Scotch — A finely curled, spreading, low growing variety, very hardy
and much used for greens. This sort sometimes called Norfolk, is grown extensively
in the South for shipment, and is largely planted for the home garden. The leaves
are long, and attractive bright green. This sort is often used for garnishing. Pkt.,
5c; oz.,10c; 2 ozs., 20c; *4 lb., 30c; lb., $1.00.
KOHL RABI
% oz. to 100-foot row.
WHITE VIENNA
Early White Vienna — A tur-
nip-like bulb, formed above
ground, combining somewhat
the flavor of cabbage and tur-
nips. The bulb is large enough
to be used in 10 to 12 weeks
from time of sowing, and is
most tender and deliciously fla-
vored before fully matured.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; *4 lb., 60c;
lb., $2.00.
Large Green — This sort is
also called Large White. It is
hardy, quite late, and used for
feeding stock. Bulbs large,
weighing 8 to 10 pounds when
fully grown; whitish green in
color, leaves large and very
numerous. Pkt.., 5c; oz., 20c;
Vi lb., 60c; lb., $2.00.
LETTUCE
V2 oz. to 100-foot row.
Early Prize Head — Forms a mammoth plant, in which even the outer leaves are
crisp and tender; color bright green tinged with brownish-red. It is of superb flavor
and very hardy.. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; *4. lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
12
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
LETTUCE
Satex Special New York — It is
easily the most popular of all the
lettuce on the market, and one
you will be proud to have in your
garden. Our stock of this seed is
of the highest quality, and market
gardeners will use no other than
our Special strain. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
50c; !/4 lb., $1.50; lb., $4.00.
Hanson — A fine large-heading variety. Leaves curled on the edges, light yellowish-
green in color. The head is crisp and brittle and flavor excellent. Stands warm
weather extremely well. Pkt., 5c; oz., 25c; % lb., 75c; lb., $2.00.
Cos — Forms oblong heads of large size. Considered by many as superior to any
other kind. An entire distinct type of lettuce. Sometimes called Romaine Celery
Lettuce. Pkt., 5c; oz., 25c; y4 tb., 75c; lb., $2.00.
Iceberg — A large crisp lettuce, always tender. Iceberg stands hot weather remark-
ably. Give each head 14 inches in row. The color is light green, lightly tinged with
brown. Try this either for home or market garden. A little larger than Los Angeles
and similar. Pkt., 10c; oz 30c; y4 lb., 90c; lb., $2.50.
MUSTARD
1 oz. to 100-foot row.
Southern Giant Curled — 30 days. Leaves are large, light green with tinge of yellow,
much crimpled and frilled at edges. Plant is upright and sligthly spreading in growth.
This variety is highly esteemed in the South for the market, as well as for the home
garden on account of its vigorous growth, hardiness and good quality. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
15c; % lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
Large Smooth-Leaved — 30
days. An excellent sort with
very large, light green, plain
or comparatively smooth
leaves, borne well above the
ground. This sort is prefer-
red by many, as it is more
easily prepared for the table
than the rougher-leaved var-
ieties. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; y4
lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
Chinese — Leaves twice the
size of White English; sweet
and pungent. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
15c; % lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
BIG BOSTON LETTUCE
Big Boston — 50 days. A popular
market variety used largely in the
South to grow winter lettuce for
the northern markets. A light-
green cabbage variety, slightly
tinged with brown in the head.
Has a fine golden buttery head.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 25c; % lb., 75c; lb.,
$2.00.
SOUTHERN GIANT CURLED MUSTARD
13
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
MUSKMELON
Y2 oz. to 100-foot row.
Rocky Ford, or Netted Gem — The most largely cultivated variety in use. Grown
in great quantities in Colorado. Fruit is slightly oval, finely netted and slightly
ribbed. Flesh thick, green, very sweet and of fine quality, and high flavor. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 10c; 2 ozs., 20c; l/4 lb., 40c; lb., $1.25.
Pineapple — One of the larg-
est and sweetest varieties on
the market. It is deep ribbed
and heavily netted. It is twice
as large as the Rocky Ford.
The flesh is deep green, and
of a most excellent flavor. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 15c; 2 ozs., 25c; l/4 lb.,
40c; lb., $1.25.
Burrell’s Gem — An excellent
small melon of the Netted Gem
type; somewhat later than
that variety and a fourth larg-
er; fruit oblong, distinctly but
not deeply ribbed and well net-
ted; flesh deep salmon, of fine
quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; l/4
lb., 15c; lb., $1.25.
Pollock’s No. 25 — Best des-
cribed as a salmon fleshed
Rocky Ford, being identical in
every way except color of flesh.
It is rapidly superseding the
green fleshed variety in the
large melon growing districts of the South and West. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; l/4 lb., 60c;
lb., $1.75.
tfcOCKY FORD
Texas Cannonball Cantaloupe — Medium in maturity and size and of flattened,
rounded shape. In flavor it is a first-class, and its dense netting makes it almost sun
and insect proof, this being an immense advantage where insects are troublesome
and melons liable to sunscald. Is almost all meat, seed cavity small. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
15c; V4 lb., 40c; lb., $1.25.
Extra Select Rocky Ford — 70 days. This seed is selected out of hand-selected fruit
and is superior to the ordinary run. Flesh light green and of a delicate spicy flavor.
Melon well ribbed and netted. No strain of Rocky Ford is better than this, which we
offer as Extra Select. Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; l/4 lb., 70c; lb., $2.00*
Honey Dew — The delicious honey-like flavor of this new melon has met with
instantaneous public favor and created a sensation wherever used. The fruit is of
large size, weighing 8 to 10 pounds each. The rind is perfectly smooth and cream
colored. The flesh is from 1% to 2 inches thick, light green in color, very sweet and
juicy. Pkt., 10c; oz., 25c; l/4 lb., 75c; lb., $2.00.
Casaba-Golden Beauty — Golden Beauty is bright yellow, about globular, with
wrinkled skin, slightly pointed at stem end. The fruits are about 6 to 8 inches in
diameter. The flesh is pure white and very thick. Pkt., 5c; oz., 25c; l/4 lb., 75c;
lb., $2.00.
WATERMELON
1 oz. to 100-foot row.
Gypsy or Georgia Rattlesnake — The
melon is long, smooth, distinctly striped
with light, mottled and wavy dark green
stripes. Flesh bright scarlet and very
sugary. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb., 25c;
lb., 65c.
Halberts Honey — Fully equal to Kleck-
ley’s Sweet, which it resembles. It is
more even in outline, is blunter at the
end, and the skin is of a richer, darker
color. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb., 25c; lb.,
65c.
14
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
WATERMELON GROWERS’ ATTENTION — Your profits from melons depend on
size, shape and quality. We recommend that you use our seed and fertilize with
Swift’s 7-5-5 or 12-4-4 Fertilizer, for prices see page 5.
WONDER MELON — Here is a water-
melon that every grower in the South
will plant sooner or later. In quality of
flavor there is nothing that will compare
with it. A large and long melon resembl-
ing the Tom Watson. The rind is rather
thin, but tough, cutting a big red heart
of the finest melon meat you have ever
tasted. White seed, with few to the melon
Pkt., 5c; oz., 20c; '/4 lb., 50c; lb., $1.25.
DALE — This splendid large melon is
oblong in shape. The tough skin is a dark
green color irregularly striped with light-
er green. Flesh is dark red in color, fine
grained, sweet and luscious. White Seed.
An excellent shipper. You will find our
strain of this excellent melon to be the
best. Limited amount of seed. Pkt., 5c; »
oz., 15c; !4 lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
KLECKLEY SWEET— 80 days. A very
desirable variety for the home garden or
nearby markets. Fruit medium-sized, oval,
and skin dark green, flesh bright red and
sweet. Skin is brittle. It is the very
sweet, honey-like flavor that makes it
especially distinct from all other varieties.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; x/4 lb., 40c; lb., $1.00.
TOM WATSON — 85 days. Long, dark
green. More tracery on skin than Kleck-
ley Sweet, and longer. Fine variety,
creamy-brown seed, flesh deep red, fin-
est flavor, no core. Often weighs from
50 to 60 pounds to the melon. One of
the most popular shipping melons on the
market. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; % lb., 25c;
lb., 65c.
TOM WATSON- — Special seed. Saved
from the finest melons in the field. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 15c; x/4 lb., 40c; lb., $1.00.
FLORIDA FAVORITE — Fruit long,
dark green, mottled and striped with a
lighter shade. Rind thin but firm. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb., 25c; lb., 65c.
NEW EXCEL — 85 days. Fruit long and
of mammoth size. Skin a solid green.
Rind thick and tough. Meat blood-red.
Contains less seed than usual. This ex-
cellent melon stands dry weather better
than any melon on the market, and will
make larger melons in drought than the
Tom Watson. The flesh is very sweet.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; % lb., 25c; lb., 65c.
NEW EXCEL — Special seed. Saved
from the finest melons in field. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 15c; lA lb., 40c; lb., $1.00.
ALABAMA SWEET— 80 days. A very
large, long melon of excellent quality;
popular in the South, where it is grown
extensively for shipping. The color is
rather deep green, with dark, irregular
striping. The rind is thin, but very tough.
The flesh is bright red, fine grained and
sweet. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; l/4 lb., 40c;
lb., $1.00.
IRISH GREY — New. A valuable melon,
producng more melons under any con-
ditions than any other variety. Also a
fine eating melon, and a grand shipper.
The red flesh is very sweet and free
from stringiness. The rind will not sun-
burn and will keep in excellent condition
long after picking. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; l/4
lb., 40c; lb., $1.00.
CITRON, FOR PRESERVING— 90 days.
A round, light and dark-stripped melon,
meat greenish-white; used for preserv-
ing only. Seed red and small. Tough
rind. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; % lb., 25c; lb.,
75c.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
15
OKRA
2 oz. to 100-foot row.
WHITE VELVET — Round, white, smooth pods of extra
large size produced in great abundance. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
10c; % lb., 25c; lb., 60c.
PERKIN’S MAMMOTH LONG POD— This variety is
about three feet high, very early and productive. The
pods are deep green, very long, slender, slightly corrugat-
ed, very tender and of good quality. This a desirable
market as well as home garden sort. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c;
V4 lb., 25c; lb., 60c.
ONION SETS
IV2 oz. to 100-foot row.
Onion Sets can be planted in spring as well as fall.
The Red, White and Yellow bottom sets can be planted
in spring, and these same varieties can also be planted
in fall, as well as the White Pearl, White Bermuda and
Crystal White Wax sets.
Red Bottom Sets lb., 30c, postpaid
White Bottom Sets lb., 30c, postpaid
Yellow Bottom Sets lb., 30c, postpaid
Onion Plants 30c per 100, postpaid
ONIONS
loz. to 100-foot row.
CRYSTAL WHITE WAX— This is the waxy
white onion seen in our market in the early
spring, and it is one of the most beautiful onions
on the market. It is absolutely pure white, of
the finest flavor, and will always command a
premium on the market. (Sold out).
WHITE OR YELLOW BERMUDA— This is
the standard variety, and is grown very largely
among the large Texas onion growers. It is more
hardy, less affected by disease, and more pro-
lific than the other onions. (Sold out).
PARSLEY
1/2 oz. to 100-foot row.
PLAIN OR SINGLE — A very hardy variety. The leaves are flat and not curled.
The best flavored variety. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; !4 lb., 35c; lb., $1.00.
CHAMPION MOSS CURLED — A very finely curled, green and very ornamental
variety. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; V4 lb., 35c; lb., $1.00.
WHITE VELVET
16
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
PARSNIPS
Vz lbs. to 100-foot row.
HOLLOW CROWN— An excel-
lent variety for the table. The
roots are long ,with smooth, white
skin, uniform in shape, tender and
of the best quality. The variety
is easily distinguished by the leaves
growing from the depression on
top or crown of the root. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 10c; V\ lb., 20c; lb., 65c.
PEAS
1 y2 lbs. to 100-foot row.
LANDRETH’S EXTRA EARLY — A critical gardener wants the best strain as
respect earliness, size of pod. Flavor, uniformity of ripening, vigor and uniformity
in habit of the plant. All these desirable qualities can
be found in this pea. This type will produce peas fit
for table in 44 to 50 days, according to soil and climatic
conditions of the season of their growth. Pkt., 10c; lb.,
45c, postpaid.
FIRST AND BEST — One of the earliest tall varieties,
with smooth, round peas, which ripens almost, at one
time. Grows two to two and one-half feet high, seed
yellow- white, pods straight, short and well filled. Quality
best of the smooth-seeded early varieties. Pkt., 10c; lb.,
40c, postpaid.
ALASKA — A blue pea of excellent quality. The earliest
of all the blue sorts. A desirable early pea for market
gardeners, growing from 2 to 2Vz feet and very pro-
ductive. Pkt., 10c; lb., 40c.
THOMAS LAXTON — Excepting color of foliage and
pods, in growth this is identical with the Gradus, two
or three days later, but much more productive. Pkt., 10c;
lb., 50c.
WHITE MARROWFAT — A very heavy yielding, late
variety. Pods large and well filled. The dry peas are
of large size and excellent for cooking. Pkt., 10c; lb.,
40c.
BLISS EVERBEARING — An old standard late, main crop variety. Height 3 feet.
Vine and foliage sturdy and strong, dark green; pods usually in pairs, medium green,
3 inches long, straight and pointed, containng 4 to 5 light green peas of good quality;
matures following Telephone. Pkt., 10c; lb., 45c.
CANADA FIELD — Seed small, white; for field culture only. Height 4 feet. Vine
moderately stout and medium green; pods light green, 2% inches long, square ended,
six small, light green peas in pod; matures with Telephone. Pkt., 10c; lb., 30c.
INOCULATE THIS
SEED WITH
FARMOGERM
HOLLOW CROWN
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
PEPPER
RUBY GIANT
MAGNUM DULCE— 140 days. The
largest of all the Sweet Peppers, some-
times growing six to seven inches in
length, and five to six inches in diameter.
Very prolific. Plant about three feet
high. Fruit deep green when young,
crimson when fully matured. Flavor
very mild. The most popular variety
for market gardeners, and also for
home gardens. Pkt., 5c; oz., 60c; l/4 lb.,
$1.75; lb., $6.00.
HOT or PUN(
RED CHILI — A rather small, bright
red variety, about two inches long and
pointed. The pods are used in making
Chili sauce, and are very pungent and
hot. Pkt., 5c; oz., 40c; y4 lb., $1.25;
lb., $3.75.
(SWEET)
Vs oz. to 100-foot row.
WORLDBEATER — This is, without
doubt, the finest introduction in peppers
in ages. It is a cross between Chinese
Giant and Ruby King, having the shape
of the Ruby King, except that it is
broader at the pointed end and almost
the size of the Chinese Giant. It is far
more prolific than Chinese Giant. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 40c; y4 lb., $1.25; lb., $4.00.
CHINESE GIANT — Plant dwarf, fruit
of mammoth size, very broad, but rather
short. It is very late and a rather shy
yielder. Popular on account of its large
size and mild flavor. Our stock is pure
and is as good as can be obtained. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 75c; y4 lb., $2.00; lb., $6.00.
RUBY KING — This variety grows to
an extraordinary large size. When ripe,
a handsome,. bright, ruby-color; remark-
ably mild and pleasant to the taste. For
stuffing, no other variety can equal it.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 40c; y4 lb., $1.20; lb., $3.50.
PIMIENTO OR PERFECTION — A
medium early, prolific, perfectly mild
variety with extremely thick flesh. On
account of its thick flesh it will hold
up for a long time and is an excellent
sort for canning whole. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
40c; y4 lb., $1.25; lb., $4.00.
F VARIETIES
LONG RED CAYENNE— 110 days.
A strong, pungent variety, having well
pointed fruit, which is bright scarlet
when ripe. A very popular variety. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 40c; V4 lb., $1.25; lb., $3.75.
PUMPKINS
y2 oz.
GREEN STRIPED CUSHAW— 70
days. Fruits very large, white crook-
ed neck. Color, creamy white, irregul-
arly striped or traced with green.
Flesh light yellow, very thick, rather
coarse But sweet. This sort is very
productive and popular in some sec-
tions. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; x/4 lb., 45c;
lb., $1.25.
MARROW— A very large round,
flat pumpkin, brilliant vermillion
orange in color, and the handsomest
pumpkin in existence. The flesh is
very thick and solid and is bright
orange-yellow in color. The seed
cavity is amazingly small and on
this account there is but little seed,
which means that it will never be
a cheap variety. Pkt., 10c; oz., 15c;
y4 lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
100-fott row.
LARGE CHEESE PUMPKIN
18
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
PUMPKIN-
CHEESE — 65 days. A very good table
variety. Shape flat, like a cheese box; a
good keeper. Often 15 inches across
the top* Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; *4 lb., 45c;
lb., $1.25.
KENTUCKY FIELD— 90 days. Some-
times called Large Cheese. A very large,
flattened pumpkin, averaging about two
feet through. When ripened the skin is
-Continued
a rich cream color. Flesh yellow and of
fine quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; 14 lb.,
30c; lb., 90c.
PIE PUMPKIN — 65 days. A small
round, yellow sort, with fibre pinkish net-
ting. Flesh is thick, sweet and of excel-
lent quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; !4 lb.,
35c; lb., $1.00.
GENUINE MAINE GROWN SEED POTATOES
How often have you been disappointed in
your seed potatoes ? Big Bushes and lots
of potatoes no larger than marbles. Your
order for Seed Potatoes placed with us
will assure your getting the genuine
Aroostook County, Maine, grown Seed
Potatoes. Experience has proven to the
large market gardeners that the Aroo-
stook County Seed Potatoes are the only
sure crop Potato on the Texas market.
They will make a small bush and from
three to ten large potatoes under every
bush. We ship in many cars every year
direct from Aroostook County, but would
advice placing your order early for future
shipment, so that we can assure you that
you will get the genuine stock. One dollar
deposit per sack, will hold your order for
February or March shipment. Unless you
have a rich soil would advise fertilizing
with a mixture of 75% Acid Phosphate
and 25% Cotton Seed Meal, using same at
the rate of 600 lbs., to the acre.
IRISH COBBLERS — This variety is one
of the most reliable and popular of the
early varieties. It is of handsome creamy-
white color and of excellent quality, mak-
ing it most desirable for the best trade.
It is a vigorous grower, ripens uniformly
and a good keeper; in short, one of the
best all-around early potatoes on the
market. Peck $1.00.
BLISS TRIUMPH or RED BLISS—
This is the most standard red variety in
the Southern States. It is very early and
matures quickly. The potatoes are round
and uniform in shape, eyes slightly de-
5 lbs. to 100-foot row.
IRISH COBBLER
pressed and a beautiful bright red color.
It is a very hard, and not susceptible to
disease. Peck $1.00.
NOTICE — At the time of issuing this catalogue seed potato prices are fluctuat-
ing and the market is so unsettled that we are unable to quote a price for any1
length of time. When you are ready to buy write us for prices, which we guarantee
to be as low as good seed potatoes can be bought.
ENCOURAGE GOOD HEALTH
ASPARAGUS assists in the cure
kidney trouble.
LETTUCE, ONIONS and CELERY
good tonics.
PARSELY and ENDIVE are good
dyspepsia.
WATER CRESS is a good bracer.
A liberal use of the
BY THE FREE USE OF VEGETABLES
of BEETS and POTATOES are fat produc-
ing.
PARSNIPS are a good spring medicine.
CARROTS aid digestion,
for LETTUCE is a remedy for insomnia.
SPINACH is excellent for the kidneys.
TOMATOES will stimulate the liver,
above will save doctor’s bills.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS jj)
RADISH
EARLY SCARLET TURNIP, WHITE
TIPPED — One of the most popular and
attractive short varieties. It is globe shap-
ed, bright rose carmine with bottom and
tip clear white. Stems and leaves are small.
Very valuable for forcing, as well as for
the garden and market. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c;
2 ozs., 15c; y4 lb., 25c; lb., 90c.
FRENCH BREAKFAST— A quick grow-
ing, small, olive-shaped radish about one
and one-half inches long by five-eights
to three-fourths of an inch in diameter
when fully grown. The color is beautiful
deep rose scarlet except a little clear white
about the tip. This is an excellent variety
foil planting outdoors for the home garden.
Its small tops and earliness make it also
desirable for growing under glass. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 10c; 2 ozs., 15; y4 lb., 25c; lb., 90c.
WONDERFUL HALF-LONG SCARLET.
— 23 days. So rapid in growth as to develop
perfectly in 23 days. Grows about 2 Vz
inches long, contrasting from a broad
shoulder to a sharp point; very symmetrical
and uniform in shape; color a bright
scarlet, and altogether a gem. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 15c; V4 lb., 30c; lb., $1.00.
CHARTIER OR SHEPHARD RADISH — A variety of Long Scarlet. Deep crimson
at top, almost white at bottom. Pkt., 5c;oz., 15c; x/4 lb., 30c; lb., $1.00.
SCARLET CHINA — One of the best of the winter varieties. The roots are cylindri-
cal, or largest near the bottom, stump rooted or blunt at both ends. The skin is
smooth and of a bright deep rose color. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; x/4 lb., 30c; lb., $1.00.
LONG WHITE VIENNA — A very fine, long, white variety; quick growing and
ready for use when very young. The flavor is mild and sweet. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c;
y4 lb., 30c; lb., $1.00.
LONG BLACK SPANISH — 70 days. One of the latest and hardiest long garden
radishes; especially adapted for winter use. The roots are long, thick, almost black,
somewhat wrinkled. The flesh is white, of firm texture, decidedly pungent, but well
flavored. The roots when matured are usually seven to nine inches long by two or
three inches in diameter at the thickest part. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; x/4 lb., 30c; lb., $1.00.
SPINACH
1 oz. to 100-foot row.
BLOOMSDALE — 40 days. As an autumn sort
it is superior to all others, but in the spring
is inclined to shoot early. The leaves are twisted
and bloated, giving them, when ready for ship-
ment, an elasticity adapting them for transporta-
tion to long distances and at the same time giv-
ing the crop large measuring qualities. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 10c; x/4 lb., 20c; lb., 50c.
BROAD-LEAVED FLANDERS— One of the
most vigorous and strong growing varieties. The
leaves are nearly round, uniformly deep green,
quite thick and slightly crimped in the center.
Pkt., 5c; 1 oz., 10c; x/4 lb., 20c; 1 lb., 50c; post-
paid.
BLOOMSDALE
20
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
SQUASH
Vs oz., to 100-foot Row.
Earliana — 90 days. Very early. Habit
of vine dwarf and compact. Fruit borne
in clusters of from 10 to 15 in a bunch.
A remarkable variety and one which is
in good favor with market gardeners.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 35c; V4 lb., $1.00; lb., 3.00.
Dwarf Champion — 100 days. A dwarf
variety, sometimes called the tree tomato
on account of its upright growth and its
ability to stand alone without trellising.
Fruit medium-sized, smooth, uniform
and of a purplish-carmine color. Pkt., 5c;
ozv 40c; Vi lb., $1.20; lb., $3.50.
Dwarf Stone. Claimed to be the largest
dwarf tomato known, almost double the
size of Dwarf Champion, and is similar
in habits of growth; very popular with
market gardeners and home canners.
Pkt., 10c; oz., 40c; l/4 lb., $1.25; lb., $3.75.
GULF STATE MARKET TOMATO
This globe-shaped purplish-pink to-
mato was developed from Early Detroit
GULF STATE MARKET and is as early as that variety. It is
said to be especially adapted to the Gulf States and California. The fruits are
large, showing little depression around the stem, and free from cracks. Pkt., 10c;
Vi oz., 40c; oz., $0.75.
Chalk’s Early Jewel — 95 days. A wonderful new variety in that it is early and
bears continuously throughout the season. The fruit is large, smooth, uniform
and well ripened clear to the stem, and the flavor and quality are especially fine.
Color bright scarlet. Pkt., 5c; oz., 35c; V\ lb., $1.00; lb., $3.00.
Early Detroit — A new tomato of merit; fruit smooth, uniform, nearly globe-
shaped, firm and of fine quality; color purplish-pink, season early. Is a line
shipping variety. Pkt., 5c; oz., 40; *4 lb., $1.20; lb., $3.50.
June Pink — 95 days. — A very early and productive pink form of Earliana. The
best early pink on the market. Fruit solid and borne in profusion. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
45c; y4 lb., $1.25; lb., $4.00.
Beauty (Livingston’s)— A second-early large, smooth purple-fruited sort of good
quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 35c; *4 lb., $1.15, lb., $3.50.
V2 oz. to 100-foot row.
Early White Bush Scallop — 50 days.
A very early variety, with flat, creamy
white scalloped squashes, 4 to 6 inches
in diameter. The vine is bush in habit
and rather dwarf. This variety is the
common “patty pan” squash. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 15c; !4 lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
Mammoth White Bush Scallop — 60
days. An early maturing, somewhat
flattened, scalloped bush squash of
largest size, and the handsomest of the
summer varieties for home garden and
market. The vines are vigorous and
productive. Pkt., 5c; oz., 15c; V\ lb
45c; lb., $1.25.
Yellow' Crookneck — The well known
summer variety. Fruit long, skin very
fine and tender when young. Pkt., 5c;
oz., 15c; Vi lb., 45c; lb., $1.25.
TOMATOES
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
21
TOMATOES — Continued
John Baer — An early variety, matur-
ing with Bonny Best, producing fruit
equally as good as Chalk’s Jewel. Color,
bright scarlet; good size and smooth.
The seed we offer was grown from the
introducer’s stock. Pkt., 5c; oz., 40c; l/4
lb., $1.20; lb., $3.50.
McGee — Well known in this state on
account of its heavy-bearing qualities
It will yield splendid crops when all other
varieties fail. Bright crimson, solid and
good flavor. Pkt., 5c; oz., 40c; % lb., $1.20;
lb., $4.00.
Early Acme — The plants are of strong
and vigorous growth; very productive
fruit of medium size, perfect form, round,
slightly depressed at the ends, very smooth
(never rough); color a glossy red, with purplish tinge; ripens all over and through
at the same time. Pkt., 5c; oz., 30c; V4 lb., $1.00; lb., $3.00.
AVON EARLY TOMATO
This is a scarlet fruited variety of
the very earliest class. It bears as
quickly as Earliana, produces fruits
of good size, round or slightly flat-
tened, smooth and free from cracks
and of fine quality. It is very pro-
ductive and its season is longer than
other first earliest. Pkt., 10c; x/i oz.,
45c; oz., 75 c.
Stone — 115 days. — The best main-
crop tomato for all purposes, and
largely used for canning. Vine tall
and prolific. Fruit smooth, large and
uniform. Color bright scarlet. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 30c; l/4 lb., 90c; lb., $2.50.
Yellow Plum — 95 days. A small-fruited, bright golden yellow variety, very at-
tractive; for salads or preserves. Pkt., 5c; oz., 40c; l/4 lb., $1.25.
Yellow Pear — Same as Yellow Plum, except that- it is the shape of a pear and
a trifle smaller. Pkt., 5c; oz., 40c; % lb., $1.25.
RUTABAGA
V2 oz., to 100-foot row.
Rutabagas should be treated the same as turnips, only should be planted a little
earlier, as they take longer to mature.
American Purple Top or Long Island — One of the best and most popular varie-
ties, with yellow flesh. It is yellow below ground, with purple top above, and the
leaves are small. A good stock-feeder or table variety. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb., 25c;
lb., 75c.
*s*gT *4-
s«J|
,
m
m m "
AVON EARLY
JOHN BAER
22
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
TURNIPS
V2 oz., to 100 Foot Row
EXTRA EARLY PURPLE-TOP MILAN
— An excellent medium size turnip, al-
most as early as White Milan, smooth
white surface, purple top, flat shape,
white flesh — its growth is very uniform
and quality the best. Pkt., 10c; oz., 20c;
1/4 lb., 50c; lb., $1.50.
YELLOW ABERDEEN— A large sized,
round, late maturing, long keeping, yel-
low fleshed turnip. It is hardy, product-
ive, and valuable for stock feeding. The
roots are yellow with purple top. The
flesh is pale yellow, firm, tender and
sweet. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb., 30c; lb.,
75c.
COWHORN TURNIP. — This turnip
grows very long, often 12 inches or more,
and 2 inches in diameter and nearly half
above ground. It is very popular for
stock feeding, and is clear white except
a little shade of green at the top. Pkt.,
5c; oz., 10c; % lb., 30c; lb., 75c.
WHITE EGG. — A sort forming root
the shape and size of' egg in an incredibly
short period after sowing. Flesh always
palatable. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; */4 lb., 30c;
lb., 75c.
EARLY WHITE FLAT DUTCH— Strap
Leaved. A medium-sized flat variety,
clear white, early and of fine flavor. A
fine table variety. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4
lb., 30c; lb., 75c.
SWEET PEAS
PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE
PURPLE TOP FLAT DUTCH— Strap
Leaved. An early flat variety. White with
purple top. It matures quickly and has
fine grained flesh of fine flavor. It forms
early a line root, even in shape and of
the best quality. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; l/4 lb.,
30c; lb., 75c.
PURPLE TOP WHITE GLOBE— An
early, medium-sized, globular shaped
turnip of good quality for either table
or stock. A heavy producer and good
keeper. The flesh is white, and of good
eating quality while young. Pkt., 5c; oz.,
10c; y4 lb., 30c; lb., 75c.
POMERANIAN WHITE GLOBE —
Large white variety, used largely for
stock. Is globe shaped, large leaves, hardy.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; *4 lb., 30c; lb., 75c.
SWEET
PEAS
SWEET PEAS — Spencer Variety (Mix-
ed) Sweet Peas will grow and blossom
in any good garden soil. For best suc-
cess sow early, as early as the ground
can be worked in the spring. Regardless
of the weather sow early, in trenches 4
inches deep; cover about 1 inch with soil,
and fill the trench as plants grow. Set
the support early and hoe often. The
Spencer mixture which we offer contains
a beautiful mixture of colors and of large,
gracefully frilled blossoms.
Superb Spencer Mixed Pkt., 10c; oz., 30c.
Choice Mixed Pkt., 10c; oz., 15c.
INOCULATE THIS
SEED WITH
FARMOGERM
23
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
ZINNIA
Aster — Queen of the Market 10c
Aster — American Branching 10c
Aster — Globe Quilled 10c
Bachelor’s Button — Mixed 10c
Balsam — Camelia, Fine Mixed 10c
Balsam — Dwarf Mixed 10c
California Poppy 10c
Candytuft — White 10c
Candytuft — Fine Mixed 10c
Carnation — Marguerite, Fine Mixed — -10c
Castor Bean — Mixed 10c
Cockscomb — Dwarf Mixed 10c
Chrysanthemum — White 10c
Chrysanthemum — Mixed 10c
Chrysanthemum — Yellow 10c
Cosmos — Giant Mixed 10c
Cypress Vine — Mixed 10c
Forget-Me-Not — Alpestries 10c
Four-o-clock 10c
Globe Amaranth 10c
SATEX MAMMOTH
ZINNIA
Don’t Fail to Order Some of These
Wonderful Zinnias
You may have often passed by a bed
of mammoth Zinnias, and if you will ask
the owner where he procured the seed
of same, he will invariably answer that
he procured them from us. Our strain of
Mammoth Zinnias are known all over the
State, and you cannot procure seed any-
where which will give you a better strain
than our mammoth variety. This strain
produces flowers as large as the finest
Dahlias, magnificent in petalage and of
the brightest imaginable coloring.
Double Lavender Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
Double Pink Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
Double White Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
Double Red Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
Double Yellow Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
Double Scarlet Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
Double Mixed Giant _ Pkt., 10c; oz., 75c.
GIANT DAHLIA FLOWERED ZINNIA
Latest development in Zinnias with
flowers of enormous size and resembling
the decorative Dahlia very much in shape.
Mixed colors. Pkt., 20c; x/\ oz., 75c.
GIANT QUILLED ZINNIA
Flowers of very large size and gorge-
ous colors. Petals quilled similar to the
quilled Aster. Pkt., 20c; *4 oz., 75c.
StimUpIaaT
Makes a
Wonder Garden
Hollyhock — Mixed 10c
Hyacinth Bean — White 10c
Hyacinth Bean — Purple 10c
Hyacinth Bean — Mixed 10c
Morning Glory — Sky Blue 10c
Morning Glory — Japanese Mixed 10c
Larkspur — Hyacinth Mixed 10c
Marigold — Prince of Orange 10c
Mignonette — Machet 10c
Momordica — Balsam Pear 10c
Momordica — Balsam Apple 10c
Moon Flower 10c
Nasturtium — Dwarf Mixed 10c
Nasturtium — Tall Mixed 10c
— FLORISTS —
Write us for ounce and pound prices
on flowers seeds.
Other varieties listed next page
FLOWER SEED
*
24
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
SWEET WILLIAM
Pansy — Non Plus Ultra - — __ 10c
Pansy — Trimardeu • Mixed 10c
Petunia — Mixed 10c
Phlox Drummondi — Choice Mixed.___ 4 10c
Pinks — Double China Mixed 10c
Pinks — Double Japan Mixed 10c
Poppy — Shirley 10c
Poppy — Double Carnation Mixed 10c
Portulaca — Single Mixed 10c
Snapdragon — Finest Mixed 10c
Salvia — Splendens 10c
Stock — German Ten Weeks, Mixed 10c
Sweet William — Fine Mixed 10c
Sweet William — Double Mixed 10c
Verbena — Hybrida Mixed 15c
Vinca — Periwinkle, White 10c
Vinca — Periwinkle, Rose 10c
FLOWER PLANTS
StimUplanT
Makes a
Wonder Garden
CALENDULA — Pot Marigold.
Colors running from a yellowish-
white to a deep orange, and from
single to double in all degrees.
Doz. 30c.
CARNATIONS — The popularity
of the Carnation is on the increase
very rapidly. Next to the Rose,
the Carnation is most sought after.
Doz. 40c.
PANSY PLANTS — (Steele’s
Mastodon). Special mixed. A won-
deful collection of rich, velvety
shades, many light colors, in great
variety and huge in size with fine
long stems, and containing all the
newest and finest types. 45c per
Doz.
PANSY
NON PLUS ULTRA— A very large
flowered pansy. 30c per doz.
VERBENA — Among the best known
and most easily grown annuals, making
an excellent color display as bedding
plants, or in window boxes. 40c per doz.
PHLOX DRUMMONDI— Mixed Phlox.
Their various colors and length of flower-
ing, with easy culture, make them favor-
ites with every one. One foot high. 30c
>er doz.
PINKS — (Dianthus). Splendid large
flowers of the most brilliant colors and
markings, constantly in bloom from July
until after severe frosts. 30c per Doz.
GERANIUMS
JEAN VIAUD — This is the best large-
flowering double pink Geranium in culti-
vation. The color is the richest deep
pink, shading near the base of the petals
to light pink, the base of the upper petals
creamy-white. 30c each.
MRS. LAWRENCE— This is one of the
finest Geraniums. The color is an artistic
shade of bright satiny salmon-pink, slight-
ly tinged white. 30c each.
LA FAVORITE — In this Geranium we
believe we have the finest double Geran-
ium in cultivation. The flowers are borne
in large trusses of the snow-white retain-
ing this pure whiteness even in the hight
of summer, and for winter blooming they
are all that can be desired. 35c each.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
25
TUBEROSES
MEXICAN EVERBLOOMXNG — The most
beautiful Tuberose that was ever brought to our
attention. It begins to produce its fragant flowers
in June and blooms continually until frost. Plant
them in good soil and water them occasionally
during extreme warm weather, and an abundance
of lovely flowers will be the reward. In the
southern part of the state the bulbs may be left
in the ground all winter. Doz., 40c; 100 $2.00.
ANTIGONON LEPTOPUS— (Rosa Montana,
Mountain Rose or Queen’s Wreath.) A lovely
flowering vine, bearing most profusely immense
racemes of beautiful rose colored flowers. Hardy
along the coast, but inland it is liable to be kill-
ed down by frost but will come away from the
ground again the next spring and quickly attain
considerable height. Each 35c and 60c.
ONION PLANTS
READY
FOR SHIPMENT
TUBEROSES
IF
You want to
increase your
earnings in
your
spare time
see
back cover of
this Catalog
VEGETABLE PLANTS
CABBAGE PLANTS — Early Jersey Wakefield, Early
Flat Dutch for spring planting. Doz., 15c, postpaid; 55c
per 100; $3.75 per 1000. Ready Jan. 1st.
CAULIFLOWER PLANTS— Select Early Snowball for
spring or fall planting. Doz., 30c, postpaid; $8.00 per
1000. Ready Feb. 15th.
EGG PLANT — Black Beauty and New York Purple
for spring planting. Doz., 30c, postpaid; $6.00 per 1000.
Ready April 1st.
SWEET PEPPER PLANTS— Chinese Giant and Mag-
num Dulce for spring planting. Doz., 30c postpaid; $6.00
per 1000. Ready April 1st.
HOT PEPPER PLANTS— Red Chili and Long Red
Cayenne for spring planting. Doz., 20c, postpaid; $5.00
per 1000. Ready April 1st.
TOMATO PLANTS — Earliana, McGee, Dwarf Champion
for spring planting. Doz., 15c, postpaid; $3.00 per 1000.
Ready April 1st.
ONION PLANTS — Crystal White Wax 30c per 100;
$2.50 per 1000, postpaid. Ready Jan. 1st.
FIELD SEEDS
The varieties of field seed listed are adapted to the climatic conditions of South-
west Texas. They are grown for us by one of the best growers of feld seeds in the
state, and you will find them of the best quality and true to name.
(Owing to market changes we are unable to quote quantity prices in catalog
so will thank you to write us asking quantity price. It will pay you.)
26
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
ALFALFA
INOCULATE THIS
SEED WITH v
FARMOGERM
HAIRY PERUVIAN SEED— Facts you should
know. It is impossible to distinguish Hairy Peru-
vian from other varieties of Alfalfa seed. Plant
five pounds more to the acre than other varieties,
must have thick stand to give you good quality
hay, otherwise stems will be very woody. Plants
grow taller, stems larger with hair on full length
of stem; also hair on under sides of leaves. Color
of leaves grayish-green, with the veins in them
showing very prominent. Lb., 45c; postpaid.
SEED CORN
25c per lb., postpaid
ALFALFA
HICKORY KING — Has the smallest cob of any corn
grown. Makes a very large, white, flat grain and is very
largely planted for roasting ears.
BLOODY BUTCHER — The standard variety of large, red
grain corn. Enormous yielder.
SURECROPPER CORN — A truly remarkable drought re-
sisting power. As old as is the history of corn growing in
the South and Southwest is the search for a corn able to
hold up . and make a crop on the scanty moisture which we
have in so many fields at some period of almost every
season. In Surecropper we have found that corn.
GIANT WHITE RED COB — Makes a very large ear of
the finest corn. Grains very large, deep, wide and thick,
cob red, very popular wherever tried. We recommend this
as being the finest variety of White Red Cob Corn. Has
a very large, deep, wide, thick grain. Grains of medium
size.
GIANT YELLOW — This beautiful yellow Corn is deeply
grained and very uniform in size. It is a sure cropper and
good yielder. Matures in 90 to 100 days.
NATIVE SQUAW CORN — A drough-resisting variety,
plantable in the summer months. It has blue and white
grains, therefore not so desirable by the market gardener.
However, it makes a sweet and very juicy roasting ear.
TEXAS GROWN JUNE CORN— The stalks under favor-
able conditions grow from 7 to 8 feet high, and yields from
30 to 60 bushels to the acre. For best results it should
not be planted until June or July, as it stands the hot
weather better than any corn. Seed can be procured at any
time after May 15th.
CHAMPION WHITE PEARL — An extra early pure white
variety of dent corn. Matures in 100 days from time of
planting, is very productive and the ears are exceedingly
heavy. The grains are extra deep and white, and the cob
is very small. A great favorite.
GIANT STRAWBERRY — We consider this to be the finest variety of com to grow
for feed. It is very productive and makes fine big ears. First-class seed of this
variety is very scarce this year.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
27
NON-SACCHARINE
SORGHUMS
DWARF STRAIGHT NECK YELLOW MILO
MAIZE — This variety is the most popular Milo
Maize and stands the drought well. It is earlier
than Kaffir Corn and White Milo Maize, and very
prolific. Stock seems to prefer it to corn, and it
has a laxitive effect on them, keeping them in good
condition. 20c lb., postpaid.
DWARF BLACK HULL WHITE KAFFIR— It
makes a straight upright growth and has a strong
stem with enormous wide leaves. The stalks keep
green and are brittle, making excellent fodder,
either green or dried, which is highly relished by
cattle and horses. The heads form at the top of
each stalk. For the grain sow in rows 3 feet apart,
3 to 5 pounds of seed to the acre. For fodder sow
one-half to one bushel, either broadcast or in drills.
20c lb., postpaid.
FETERITA — The best drought-resisting nonsac-
charine sorghum, and pretty well known in this
state. Earlier than Kaffir Corn, and a very heavy
yielder. The grain is similar to Milo, but is pure
white and also larger and softer. It does not shatter
badly and yields as high as 80 bushels to the acre.
20c lb., postpaid.
SHALLU OR EGYPTIAN WHEAT — This grain grows something like Broom Corn.
It stools out from the root, making from three to six stalks. It has been planted in
almost every section of Texas and has produced splendid crops. It is very productive,
making an enormous yield of grain and fodder, and has given great satisfaction to
every grower. Shallu or Egyptian Wheat should be sown in drills three feet apart,
using from five to ten pounds of seed per acre. Lb., 20c.
HEGARI, THE NEW GRAIN SORGHUM— Some years ago when Kaffir Corn,
'Milo Maize and Feterita were introduced into the dry-land farming crop catalog many
people probably imagined that the limit in grain sorghum development had been
reached; but that is almost certainly a mistake. We have abundant reason to hope
for greater things yet. The new grain Sorghum Hegari, while it is too recent an
introduction to justify settled conclusions, certainly promises in some respects, to
out-merit all of its predecessors. Lb., 20c.
SHROCK KAFFIR SORGHUM — This is a comparatively new grain which was origi-
nated in Oklahoma and has been planted in Texas for several years. It is claimed
to be one of the finest of the sorghums for forage and ensilage, as it is quite sweet
and grows an abundance of broad, long leaves. It is a wonderful grain to stool out,
not unusual for one seed to send up six to ten stalks each making a fine head of
large, light brown grains, which make an excellent stock and poultry food* one of
the best drought resisters, of the sorghum family. Our seeds are acclimated. Drill
at the rate of 3 to 5 pounds per acre. Price: lb., 20c.
TRUE DARSO — This wonderful sorghum is neither sacharine nor non-saccharine.
It originated in what is called a “sport” stalk brought in by a farmer in 1912 to the
Experiment Station at Stillwater, Oklahoma. After 8 years experimenting Dean
Knight stated it was the best silage and feed crop, and the people of Coryell County,
Texas, seem to indorse same, as they are rather enthusiastic about it. — Darso does
best on heavy loams or black land, but also does well on sandy soil. For feeding
purposes, it is probably the best grain-fodder, and silage crop for this section. It
will cross with other grain sorghums if planted near them. Six pounds of seeds will
plant an acre. Lb., 20c.
FETERITA
28
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
JAPANESE HONEY DRIP
SACCHARINE SORGHUMS
The Sorghum plant is a strong, rapid grower and a
greedy feeder, so that it succeeds best on a deep, rich
moist soil. Use about twenty-five pounds to the acre
when sown in drills, and from 100 to 150 pounds to the
acre when sown broadcast.
RED TOP or SUMAC CANE — This is the most popular
variety for our state, and the one is most generally
planted. Seed is smaller than that of the Orange or
Amber. Produces an immense quantity of fodder. 20c
lb., postpaid.
EARLY ORANGE — This variety has taller and heavier
stalks than any variety of cane. It is not quite as early
as the Early Amber, but is a better producer, and is bet-
ter for syrup-making. 20c lb., postpaid.
EARLY AMBER — This is the earliest sort, and makes
fine hay, which is relished by all stock. 20c lb., postpaid.
JAPANESE HONEY DRIP — Known in some sections
as Japanese Seeded Ribbon Cane. It makes an unusually
large stalk, sometimes as large in diameter as Ribbon
Cane and much taller. Yields as much as four to five
hundred gallons of the very best syrup to the acre. 35c
lb., postpaid.
SUDAN GRASS
The great hay and forage crop.
This wonderful new grass seems
to be taking the country by storm.
This grass has been grown very
extensively in Texas the past sea-
son and has been tested out in a
number of other states and the
veredict is unanimous everywhere
it has been grown it spells suc-
cess. It seems to grow successful-
ly on all kinds of land, stands dry
weather and does not blight under
ample rainfall. Sudan Grass is
thought to be the original wild
form of the cultivated sorghums.
It is an annual, the seed having
to be sown every year. It looks
very much like Johnson Grass when
growing but has a different root
growth. Johnson Grass reproduces
itself from underground root stalks
as well as from the seed. Sudan
Grass will not sprout from the
roots after frost has killed the
plant. Ranges in height from five SUDAN GRASS
to ten feet, stems small and some-
what more leafy than Johnson Grass. Like the sorghum crops, it must be planted
each spring and dies when the frost comes. 30c lb., postpaid.
RHODES GRASS
A subtropical grass of African origin and introduced into the United States a
short time ago. Has proven since then as one of the best species for pasture or dry
soil and is of great agricultural importance. It is a perennial sort which does not
spread by underground rootstocks, but produces running branches which took at the
joints, thereby producing new plants. It grows from three to four feet high, with
a large number of very long, narrow and tender leaves. $1.00 lb., postpaid.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
29
BERMUDA GRASS
SYNODON DACTYLON — Almost everybody living in this section of the country
knows this grass. It is planted as a lawn grass, and nothing will stand the sun
better, or will make a prettier carpet, when kept short, than this grass. It is also
very valuable as a pasture and hay grass, which therefore had to be propagated by
the roots. $1.25 tb., postpaid.
ENGLISH OR PERENNIAL RYE GRASS
(LONDON PERENNE) — Is largely sown by our landscape gardeners for winter
lawns on Bermuda soil. The Bermuda blades being easily affected by frost, become
red and rusty looking, while English Rye during winter presents a most beautiful
appearance, being of a vivid green, and as the Bermuda during April and May makes
its appearance it overgrows the English Rye, causing the latter to decay and act as
a fertilizer to the existing grass. It should be sown from September to March at the
rate of 3 to 4 bushels of seed peil acre. 35c lb., postpaid.
HUBAM CLOVER
The Wonderful New Giant
Annual White Clover
The merits of Hubam Clover
were first called to our attention
by Mr. D. Anderson, who had
planted a test plant on his truck
farm near San Antonio. We were
so astounded at the wonderful crop
that he had grown that we made
a thorough investigation of this
wonderful clover, and honestly be-
lieve that it is the best variety
for the Southwest.
Hubam Clover grows very rap-
idly, reaching a height of about
four feet in ninety days, and grow-
ing as high as eight and nine feet.
It is an annual legume, making
its growth all in one season, yield-
ing as much in that time as is
produced from the biennial White
or Yellow in two years’ growth.
Oz., 25c; lb., $1.25.
COTTON SEED
Antons Improved Early Triumph
There are quite a few different varieties of Cotton Seed on the market, many of
which are good. After many exhaustive tests we have found the Anton’s Improved
Early Triumph to be the best money maker for the cotton grower. Prove it to your-
self by planting this cotton seed in comparative test with some that you are now
using. So great has been the success of Anton’s Cotton that many growers are now
offering the Anton’s Cotton Seed. To assure the grower of getting the genuine
Anton’s Cotton Seed this year, every sack will be printed with Anton’s Copyrighted
Trade Mark. If you are offered this seed without the trademark on the sack, beware,
as it is not genuine. We are the only dealers in Bexar County authorized to sell this
splendid seed and would advise placing your order early to avoid disappointment.
See brief description on next page.
30
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
ANTON PEDIGREED COTTON SEED
Early Maturing Big Boll
The Cotton produces a strong,, vigor-
ous, well developed, deep rooting drought
resisting stalk; which has long limbs,
short joints; extra big, well formed, five
lock bolls, pointing downward, thereby
preventing injury from rain. The open
bolls are heavy, solid, and do not string
making a good storm resisting cotton.
The lint is very easily picked, in fact it
has been proven that from 75 to 150
pounds per day more has been picked than
of other improved varieties. The Cotton
produces a staple of from 11/16 to
13/16 inches which brings a premium
over the shorter staple varieties, combin-
ed with a profitable lint outturn of 38
to 42 per cent.
We have given special attention to
the Early Maturing and Rapid Fruiting
qualities of this cotton, which is a great
advantage in case of insects or drought.
The Anton Cotton generally matures in
from 75 to 90 days from time of planting
and it has been proven that it is from
two to three weeks earlier than other
varieties.
Place your order today. If it reaches
us after our supply is sold, it with any
money will be promptly returned to you.
We do not substitute you will get only
the highest grade Anton seed grown under
our own strict supervision or none. $3.00
per bu., 10 bu., or more, $2.75 per bu.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
31
COW PEAS
WHIPPOORWILLS — Has brown, speckled seed, easily gathered on account of the
upright, bushy growth of the plants. The most generally planted pea on the market,
being one of the earliest and best varieties on the market. 20c lb., postpaid.
BLACKEYE — Grown extensively, as the dry peas find a ready market during the
winter. The vines furnish excellent forage, and produce large quantities. 30c lb.,
postpaid.
CREAM PEAS — This is the most beautiful table Peas we have ever had the pleas-
ure of offering our customers. It has given best satisfaction of any variety we have
ever offered for table use, and very deservedly so, as there are none that can surpass
it in splendid flavor. In point of yield they double the well known Blackeye, command
a higher price on the market, cook quicker and are in every way superior to it as a
table sort. It grows in bunch form. Peas are of a cream color. 25c lb., postpaid.
PINK BEANS — Grown extensively as a dry bean and finds a ready market. Lb.,
25c, postpaid.
PINTO BEANS — Grown mostly for a dry bean but makes a good snap bean when
the pod is young and green. Pods flat and tender. Lb. 25c, postpaid.
BROWN CROWDER — An excellent bearer and vines make a splendid forage. Plant-
ed extensively as a dried pea. Lb. 25c, postpaid.
PEANUTS
SPANISH — The earliest variety grown,
pods are small, but remarkably well fill-
ed and solid, and the yield per acre is
very large. Can be cultivated with the
plow. Because of its early habit and easy
cultivation it is best variety to grow for
fattening hogs. 25c lb., postpaid.
WHITE JUMBO — This is the standard
variety for roasting. The peanuts are
three times as large as those of the ordin-
ary Spanish peanut. The nuts proper
grow in fine double jointed hulls of beauti-
ful white appearance, are from one-half
to one inch in length, and of fine flavor.
An excellent variety worthy of the high-
est recommendation. 30c lb., postpaid.
DWARF ESSEX RAPE
SPANISH PEANUTS
POP CORN
There is always a good market for Pop
Corn, and every corn grower should plant
it.
WHITE RICE — This is the best variety
of white Pop Corn for popping. 30c,
postpaid.
RAPE SEED
One of the best forage crops on the
market, making excellent feed for hogs,
sheep, cattle and poultry. Very similar
to Collard greens, and may be cooked and
eaten like Collards. Sow at the rate of
three pounds to the acre.
DWARF ESSEX — This is considered
the most desirable variety of Rape, and
should be planted on every farm and in
every garden. Furnishes rich, nutritious
pasture and green feed six to seven weeks
after planting. 30c lb., postpaid.
32
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
MANGEL WURZEL BEETS
GIANT FEEDING SUGAR OR HALF
SUGAR MANGEL — A beet which is su-
perior to Mangels for stock feeding pur-
poses, as it is more nutritious, having a
large amount of sugar. It is oval in shape
and grows partly out of the ground. It
is of large size and yields enormous crops.
Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; */4Ib., 20c; lb., 60c.
MILLET
FANCY BIG GERMAN— The most pop-
ular of all the Millet for hay or seed.
It matures in six to eight weeks after
planting. If wanted for hay, it should
be cut while in bloom, as the hay quality
decreases as soon as the seed hardens
in the head. Our variety of Millet is the
best and you will find it superior to any
variety. 20c lb., postpaid.
IMPROVED MAMMOTH LONG RED
— The largest of all the Mangels and the
heaviest cropper. Skin is red, flesh white
zoned with red. This variety produces
a larger amount of good feed than any
other beet, and is recommended as super-
ior to all others. Pkt., 5c; oz., 10c; *4 lb.,
20c; lb., 60c.
SUNFLOWER
MAMMOTH RUSSIAN— Produces very
large heads sometimes 15 inches across.
The seeds are valued very highly as a
feed for poultry. The seed can be plant-
ed on a waste piece of ground any time
in the early spring and until the middle
of July. Should be sown at the rate of
about three pounds to the acre. Lb., 30c,
postpaid.
Spray and Poison Formulas
KEROSENE EMULSION — Take 1 pound of whale oil (fish oil) soap. Dissolve into
half gallon boiling water and then pour (away f’srom fire) while still boiling hot into
one gallon kerosene. Churn rapidly 8 to 10 minutes. Churn with bucket pump by
pumping back and forth into bucket. Dilute 1 part Emulsion td 15 parts water for
spraying.
FORMALIN SOLUTION — % ounce Formalin to 1 gallon of water.
BORDEAUX MIXTURE
Copper Sulphate, 6 pounds — Quickline, 4 pounds — Water 40 gallons.
Dissolve the copper sulphate by putting it in a bag of coarse cloth and hanging
this in a vessel holding at least 4 gallons, so that it is just covered by the
water. Use an earthen or wooden vessel. Slake the lime in an equal amount
of water. Then mix the two and add enough water to make 40 gallons. It is then
ready for immediate use. For rots, moulds, mildews, and all fungous diseases.
POISON BAIT — Mix 2 pounds of Paris Green or Arsenate of Lead with 100 lbs.,
of Wheat Bran. Add molasses to sweeten and some water to make a mash. Place
small quantities along the rows of plants.
INSECTICIDES AND FUNGICIDES
Write for quantity prices.
Prices quoted f. o. b. San Antonio, Texas.
SLUG SHOT, HAMMOND’S — Guaranteed to destroy potato bugs
and those in tomato and egg plants, currant worms, cabbage lice
and worms. 1 lb., 15c; 5 lbs., 60c.
WOLF’S GARDITE — A non-poisonous insecticide for garden use.
50c.
DRY CALCIUM ARSENATE — For dusting on cotton for eradicat-
ing the boll weevil, etc. 1 lb., 45c; 5 lbs., $2.00.
.SPRAY-TABS
SPRAY TABS — A combined insecticide and
fungicide. A convenient spray material in tablet
form for the destruction of leaf eating insects
and the control of plant diseases, eliminating
mixing poisons from bulk packages. Especially put up for home gardens. Packed
in 3 sizes, 15c, 30c, and 85c, postpaid.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
33
LONDON PURPLE — Used for killing potato and other bugs.
Lb., 60c.
FISH OIL SOAP — For insects and lice in plants and shrubbery.
TOBACCO DUST — Most effective against the cabbage fly and
worms which are so injurious and destructive to cabbage and
cauliflower plants, and to cucumbers and melons. 15c lb., postpaid.
DRY ARSENATE OF LEAD — For all leaf eating insects, such
as coddling moth, potato beetle, cabbage worms, etc. 1 lb., 45c;
5 lbs., $2.00
INSECTO — A combination of Arsenate of Lead and Bordeaux
Mixture in dry powder form. 50c lb.
TUBER TONIC — Combining the quick killing properties of
Paris Green, the fungeous preventive properties of Bordeaux
Mixture, and the adhesiveness of Arsenate of Lead. 45c lb.
DRY LIME SULPHUR — Particularly effective in the control
.65.
BLACK LEAF “40” — A concentrated
solution of nicotine sulphate. Very effective
in combating aphis or plant lice. 1 oz., bot-
tle 35c; y2 lb., can $1.25, 2 lb can $3.75.
PARIS GREEN — Effective against all chewing insects. Lb. 60c.
DRY MILLED SULPHUR — A fine powdered sulphur used for blight or mildew
and red spider. Also used to mix with salt for feeding stock. Lb., 10c; 12 1/2 lb.,
$1.00, 100 lb., $6.50.
COPPER SULPHATE (Blue Stone) — Used for making Bordeaux
mixture. Lb., 20c; 100 lb., $15.00.
COPPERAS (Sulphate of Iron) — A splendid neutralizer of al-
kali in the soil. Used at the rate of one pound to 5 gallons of
water to each tree. Has saved many trees and shrubbery that
had practically shed all of the leaves. Fine for lawns, etc. Lb.,
7l/2c; 100 lb., $5.00.
BORDEAUX MIXTURE — The best cure for fungicide. Lb., 40c.
VAYCIDE FORTY — Very effective in destroying aphis, may be
dusted or sprayed. Lb., 35c; 3 lbs., 95c; 5 lbs., $1.40.
LEES INSECTICIDE! — For the family garden. 35c and 60c.
of San Jose Scale. 1 lb., 35c; 5 lbs., $1
HAND
SPRAY
PUMP
Hand Sprayer No. 4
We carry in stock four styles of Hand Sprayers, No. 2 and
No. 4 and a continuous Sprayer. They are all made of good
grade of material, and will give good service. The Continuous
Sprayer has a feature which will give you a continuous spray
as long as there is any air left in the tank, and for this reason
is used a great deal, as it is not fatiguing to operate same.
No. 2 Hand Sprayer (not postpaid) 35c. Continuous Sprayer (not postpaid) $1.25
No. 4 Hand Sprayer (not postpaid) 50c.
LOWELL POWDER GUN.— This sprayer is
easy of operation. Fill reservoir with dry pow-
der, such as Hammonds Slug, Shot, Bug Death,
Paris Green, Hellebore, Powdered Arsenate of
Lead, etc. Size of spray regulated by opera-
tion of plunger. Elbow reversible, enabling
operator to spray up or down. $1.00.
34
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
SPRAY PUMPS
LOWELL BABY FOUNTAIN COMPRES- LOWELL FOUNTAIN COMPRESSED
SED AIR SPRAYER AIR SPRAYER — The Lowell Fountain
Capacity of tank, one gallon Compressed Air Sprayer is well adapted
No. 120 $4.50^or the fruit grove, farmer, stockman,
poultryman, florist, and for use of general
disinfectants. It is the strongest small
tank sprayer ever made, being constructed
of heavy sheet brass or galvanized steel.
No other sprayer made will stand one-
half the pressure. Every sprayer when
completely assembled is tested by air to
60 pounds to the square inch, while the
pressure in service never exceeds 35 pounds
no safety valve or indicator is needed with
the Lowell Fountain Sprayer. Holds three
gallons.
Price:
No. 111. Brass, polished and lacquered $8.75
No. 110. Galvanized Steel aluminized $6.50
Shipping Weight 12 lbs.
HUDSON PERFECTION SPRAYER
Has a tank made like a steam boiler. The all-riveted
seams give the necessary strength for developing a high
pressure, which is abolutely essential for good results.
The all-brass pump is placed inside the tank and is easily
removed.
For work of any kind requiring a high pressure com-
pressed air sprayer the Perfection is supreme. It can
be used around the house and yard, in the barnyards
and outhouses, on truck farms, in vineyards, potato, onion
and melon fields, and in all sizes of orchards. It is an
easy and economical means of whitewashing, disinfecting,
deodorizing, cold water painting, etc. A first aid to the
paper hanger for removing old wall paper, is also used
to preserve humidity in tobacco warehouses and work-
rooms. Will work wonders for the farmer in treating
his cattle, hogs, poultry, sheep, etc. Holds aproximately
5 gallons.
No. HOG. Galvanized Tank $6.50
No. HOB. Brass Tank $9.00
Shipping Weight 12 Lbs.
HUDSON BUCKET PUMP
The best all-round Bucket Pump on the market. Made
of good heavy material, and will last a life-time. It is the
best all-around pump for the average poultryman. $5.00
Shipping Weight 7 lbs.
35
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
BARREL SPRAY PUMP
In our No. 4, we have developed a pump that will meet every
requirement of a perpendicular Barrel Pump. It is powerful, light
and durable and will develop better than 250 pounds pressure
with ease. Can be used with either one or two lines of hose.
No. 4A — Outfit consists of No. 4 Pump, 12% feet % inch Sprayer
Hose and Fog Nozzle. .... $14.00
CYCLONE SEED SOWER
A machine of very simple construc-
tion. This seeder wil sow any seed that
is sown broadcast, such as Oats, Wheat,
Rye, Millet, Clovers Grass Seeds, etc.
It can be very easily adjusted to suit
the seed being sown. We sell a world
of them every year and our customers
say they give good satisfaction. $2.25
each; customers paying transportation
charges. Mailing weight 6 pounds.
MASTER RAPID PLANT SETTER
Makes transplanting a pleasure instead of a labor. Will set, water
and cover in one operation, such plants as Cabbage, Cauliflower,
Celery, Pepper, Tomatoes, Sweet Potatoes and Strawberries. One
man can set 10,000 plants daily. You work in an upright position
all the time; no stooping and no lame backs. Each, $6.00.
PRICE LIST FOR EXTRA PARTS
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS & BROODERS
Buckeye Universal Thermometers . $ 1.00
Holders for Old Style Thermo-
meters — ' .15
Lamp Bowls for all Incubators 1.00
Lamp Burner No. 35 (For Incub-
ators Nos. 1, 2, 14 and 16) .75
Lamp Burner No. 300 (For Incub-
ators Nos. 3, 4, 5 and 17)) IMJL 1.00
Lamp Chimneys for all Incubators .50
Lamp Wicks for all Incubators, per
dozen - — ^ .35
Connecting Rod and Nut for Reg-
ulators 1 — .50
Lever for Incubator Regulators
(with Damper) — — " 1.00
Drain Cap for Incubator Tanks — .25
Filler Cap for Incubator Tanks .35
Filler Cap for Lamp Bowls .25
Egg Tester L .50
Extra Tanks for Buckeye Incubators:
For Incubator No. 1 (Copper) $ 7.50
For Incubator No. 2 (Copper) 9.00
For Incubator No. 3 (Copper) 12.00
For Incubator No. 4 (Copper) 15.00
For Incubator No. 5 (Copper) 22.50
For Incubator No. 14 (Galvanized) 3.50
For Incubator No. 16 (Galvanized) 5.00
For Incubator No. 17 (Galvanized) 7.50
Wafer Thermostat (Fit all sizes) .. .50
Oil Jug with Automatic Valve 1.50
Automatic Valve for Oil Jug .50
Wicks for Blue Flame Brooders — .50
NOTE We carry the above parts in stock- at San Antonio. If you desire other parts
send us your requirements and we will have them forwarded direct to you from factory
I-
! MASH;
SUPERIOR STOCK
AND
POULTRY FEEDS
The Quality Feeds in
the Red Chain Bags.
Not Mixed to Sell for a
Price but to Produce
More Economical
Results
Increases Your Profits
SUPERIOR BUTTERMILK
FOOD
Superior Buttermilk Starting Food will put
vim and vigor into your baby chicks at the
time they need it most. It will make them
strong and husky, so that they can fight off
most of the chick diseases that carry off so
large a percentage of the yearly hatch. _
Superior Buttermilk Starting Food gives
your chicks buttermilk in a dry, sanitary form,
not too much and not too little. The lactic
acid is just what is needed by the delicate
digestive tract of the baby chick as an aid
in the prevention of digestive and bowel
troubles.
These prices are not postpaid. 5-lb. bag,
45c; 10-lb. bag, 80c; 50-lb. bag, 100-lbs. bag
— write for prices.
SUPERIOR GROWING MASH
A perfectly balanced mash for safe, uni-
form and rapid development of young grow-
ing chickens.
Superior Scratch Feed and Little Chick
Feed — Are composed of the very best of
grains which are cleaned; good enough for
human consumption. The cracked grains are
all steel cut and scoured and separated by the
very latest type of machinery.
SUPERIOR EGG MASH
(With Dried Buttermilk)
A proven laying mash that is being fed by
more large poultry farms than any other egg
producer sold in Texas.
A FULL LINE OF MIXED STOCK FEEDS
A Booklet every Poultryman should have
A complete 72 page poultry book describing the proper way
to raise chicks, how to build poultry houses, select layers and
breeders, cure poultry diseases, etc., will be mailed to you free
by writing direct to UNIVERSAL MILLS, Forth Worth, Texas.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
37
jtabii Certainty Replace
Gamble
Poultry
raising may
be uniform-
ly success-
ful. Given
proper
equipment and attention, any person may earn big
profits at the end of the season. The profits depend
upon two factors — the proportion of eggs hatched
into healthy, vigorous chicks and the number of these
chicks raised to maturity.
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS
We are exclusive agents for the famous Buckeye
Incubators and Brooders. Years of experience in the
poultry supply business have convinced us that these are the most effective hatchers
on the market. The Buckeye Incubators are sold under an iron-clad guarantee to
hatch a chick from every hatchable egg. This is the guarantee the makers give with
every machine sold.
Buckeye Guarantee. This Buckeye Incubator is guaranteed to hatch every hatchable
egg, and we further guarantee the perfect working of all its mechanical parts.
Should the incubator fail to fulfill our guarantee in any particular, it may be return-
ed to us at our expense (via freight) any time within 40 days after its receipt, and
we will send the purchaser a new incubator in exchange.
Hatch More and Stronger Chicks. The Buckeye will hatch more chicks and strong-
er chicks than any other make of incubator. It requires no artificial moisture; will
operate satsfactorily in any climate, and requires no attention to the regulator from
the time a hatch is started until it is finished.
BUCKEYE “STANDARD” INCUBATORS
Buckeye “Standard” Incubators
are equipped with every desirable
device that could possibly add to
the efficiency of an incubator. Only
the best of materials are used and
each machine is inspected by the
National Board of Insurance Un-
derwriters before it leaves the
factory.
Price
$ 37.50
44.50
57.75
68.00
107.00
No. 1.
No. 2.
No. 3.
No. 4.
No. 5.
Capacity 120 eggs
Capacity 175 eggs
Capacity 250 eggs
Capacity 350 eggs
Capacity 600 eggs
BUCKEYE “STYLE E” INCUBATORS
Price
No. 14 Capacity 65 eggs — $16.50
This incubator is especially adapted for use by
the small producer. It has all the equipment of
the larger machines and will hatch just as’ many
high quality chicks as the larger sizes. Price
No. 16 Capacity 120 eggs - — $27.50
No. 17 Capacity 210 eggs 36.75
38
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
STANDARD COAL BURNING BROODERS
GROWS THREE CHICKS
WHERE ONE GREW
BEFORE
This is the coal-burning
Brooder that took all the gam-
ble out of the chicken business
by eliminating the excessive
death loss that was so common
with the older types of oil-
burning brooders.
“STANDARD” BROODER NO. 18
Capacity Up to 500 Chicks
Height of Stove, 20 inches.
Diameter of Base, 11 Inches.
Diameter of Grate, 8% Inches.
STANDARD” BROODER NO. 19
Capacity Up to 1,000 Chicks
Height of Stove, 21% Inches.
Diameter of Base, 12 Inches.
Diameter of Grate, 9 Inches.
Diameter of Canopy, 42 Inches.
Stove Equipped with Rocker Grate.
Self-Cleaning and Anti-Clog
Equipment Includes Portable Ash Pan
for Stove, Rope and Pulleys for Canopy
Weight — Crated for Shipment, 75 Pounds
Price, $21.50
Diameter of Canopy, 52 Inches.
Stove Equipped with Rocker Grate.
Self-Cleaning and Anti-Clog.
Equipment Includes Portable Ash Pan
for Stove, Rope and Pulleys for Canopy
Weight — Crated for Shipment, 95 Pounds
Price, $26.50.
BUCKEYE
BLUE-FLAME
BROODER
We have now ready for distribution
the “New” Buckeye Blue-Flame
Brooder which we believe to be vastly superior to any brooder of this type which
has been offered to the public. We are of the opinion that no brooder has ever
been tested so thoroughly under such a variety of conditions as we have tested
this brooder, because we insisted upon knowing beyond any question of doubt that
it was going to perform satisfactorily under any and all conditions. We therefore
are in a position to place our endorsment on this brooder and recommend it to
the trade in the same broad terms as we recommend the Buckeye Coal-Burning
Brooders.
No. 27 No. 28
Diameter 34 Inches. Diameter 42 Inches.
200 Chick Size. 350 Chick Size.
$17.50 $20.00
No. 29
Diameter 52 Inches.
500 Chick Size.
$22.50
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
39
RELIABLE BABY GRAND INCUBATOR
Give it a fair trial in your own home
The Little Baby Grand All-Steel Incub-
ator is a life-time machine. It can be de-
pended on to maintain a perfect hatching
condition for 25 years.
50-Egg Hot Air
It is doubled-walled with a circulation of
warm air between walls, window in top to
see thermometer without opening machine.
It is self-regulating and a positive success.
Can be shipped by parcel post, express or
freight packed all in a carton ready to oper-
ate. Price $7.50.
Capacity, 50 chick. Weight, 18 pounds.
GALVANIZED WARE FOR POULTRY
CHICKEN FEED TROUGHS
Accurately stamped with dies. No sharp or rough
edges to injure the chicks. Top slides off, so pan
is easily filled and cleaned.
10-inch size Each 25c
20-inch size Each 40c
MOE’S BABY CHICK FEEDERS
A great feed saver, and can also be
used for water or milk. Accurately
stamped with dies. Top fits snugly,
yet is easily taken off for filing and
cleaning.
No. 11. Diam. 6 in. with 8 holes, ea. 15c
No. 12. Diam. 814” with 12 holes ea. 25c
Made of a single piece of heavy me-
tal. No solder, no seams, no loose parts,
Suitable for feed as well as water. Little
chicks can not drown. Fits any Mason jar
in 1 pint, 1 quart, and 2 quart sizes. No. 32
(Glass jar not included) Each 10c.
1- Gal. — Stone Drinking Founts , 25c each
2- Gal. — 2 Piece Stone Drinking Founts 80c each
NOTICE — Poultry Supplies are not postpaid, see page for your zone and figure extra
postage. Will remit extra postage if too much is sent with order. By sending
sufficient postage will be able to make immediate delivery.
40
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
TWO-PIECE DRINKING FOUNTAINS
This fountain consists of a coneshaped bucket or can, and a
stamped pan which forms the base and the trough from which
the fowls drink.
Both parts are made of galvanized sheet steel and all parts
are well soldered. The top is pointed so as to prevent chickens
from standing or roosting on it. Made in three sizes.
1- quart size, 40c each, shipping weight 1 pond.
2- quart size, 50c each, shipping weight IV2 pounds.
1-Gal. size, 65c each, shipping weight 2 pounds.
SQUARE DROP BOTTOM FOUNTAIN
Are easy to clean and fill, keeps water cool and fresh at
all times. This fountain was designed to provide the poultry-
man with a labor-saving fount that could be opened for clean-
ing and refilling. To fill this fount the bottom is unlocked and
swung back, the reservoir is inverted, filled, swung back into
place, and is ready to hang on the wall. They are made in three
sizes.
2 quart L $ .95
1 gallon 1.25
2 gallons — 1.45
GRIT AND SHELL BOXES
Grit, shell and char-
coal have now become a
recognized essential part
of the diet insuring
healthy fowls. They can-
not be more economically
supplied than in one of our
inexpensive compartment
boxes. Can also be used
as a feed hopper for
little chicks.
No. 45 — For baby chicks, each .1 $0.45
No. 9 — For grown birds, each 1.10
HANDY DRY MASH HOPPER
The curved bottom of the Hopper keeps the
feed within easy reach of the birds. The
gradual enlargment from the top to base pre-
vents clogging. The wire grid and the wire
running from the flange through the wire grid
prevents any chance of the fowls throwing out
or wasting the feed. The sloping cover pre-
vents the birds from roosting on the Hopper,
and when both covers are closed, it is rat and
mouse proof. A trial will convince you that
it is a Hopper of the greatest merit. Manufac-
tured of heavy galvanized iron in four sizes.
No. 1 — 8V2 in. wide, each $1.75
No. 1 — 12 in. wide, each 2.25
No. 3 — 24 in. wide, each 2.75
No. 4 — 36 in. wide, each 3.90
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
41
MOE’S ALUMINUM LEG BANDS
No. 130 — Aluminum, with extra large raised
numbers. Easy to read, adjustable for any
size fowl. Quickly applied. Price, 12 bands, 15c;
25 bands, 30c; 50 bands, 50c; 100 bands, 80c.
SPIRAL LEG BANDS
Sizes — Asiatic, American, Mediterranean and Chick.
Spiral Leg Bands are light as a feather and are easily
put on and taken off without tools, and are so designed that
they cannot be lost or removed by the bird. Colors, red
black, white, yellow, blue, green, light blue, and pink. Prices,
12 bands, 15c; 25 bands, 30c; 50 bands, 50c; 100 bands. 80c. MEDITERRANEAN
NOTE — In ordering Spiral or Bignum Poultry Bands state variety or breed of
poultry you have, so that we may send you the correct size.
BIGNUM POULTRY BANDS
Poultry Sizes. The Standard poultry
sizes with two large black numbers
from 1 to 100, with black ink on cellu-
loid. Size No. 3 (For Leghorn Hens.)
3c each.
Size No. 4 (For Rhode Island Red, Plymouth Rock, and Orpington Females, and
Leghorn Males.) One-half inch wide, two and one-half inches long from slot to
shoulder. 3c each.
NAPTHALENE NEST EGG
This egg is used not in reality as a
nest egg, but is put into the nest to re-
move and kill the lice. If one of these
nest eggs is placed in a nest with the
nesting material, it will remove all ver-
min, if put in a corner of the nest under
the setting hen, it will keep the hen free
from lice and mites.
Price Per doz., 75c; postpaid, 85c.
GLASS NEST EGGS
Price Per doz., 35c; postpaid, 45c
TESTED INCUBATOR THERMOMETERS
Standard Grade, postpaid — ~ — 1 1— $0.75
Tycos Incubator Thermometer, postpaid 4 1.00
BROODER THERMOMETER
The ilustration shows our 4-inch metal back brooder thermometer finished black
with white lines and figures. It is a neat, convenient and accurate thermometer for
brooders, brooder houses and general purposes. Buckeye Coal-Burning and Blue-
Flame Brooder.
Price, each $1.00
Buckeye Brooder Thermometer, each 1.25
42
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
MOE’S POULTRY PUNCH
A popular and practical punch. Makes a
clean perforation and does not bruise the foot.
No. 38 Moe’s Punch, each 25c
MOE’S IDEAL POULTRY PUNCH
A new improved punch. Works easily, cuts clean, and does not
pinch the foot. Length SV2 in. Nickel plated.
No. 39 Moe’s Ideal Punch, each -50c.
MOE’S EGG TESTER
Used to test fertility to eggs during first week of incubation.
Use on an ordinary lamp. (No. 2 burner) in a dark room. It
will illuminate interior of egg so that you will know if the
chick is alive. Also shows size of air-cell. Each 35c.
INCUBATOR LAMP WICKS
Made of felt. The best wick to use in your incubator lamp
State width of wick when ordering. Each 5c.
MOE’S TRAP NEST FRONT
It places trap nests within the reach of all. For with its
use an old orange box can be converted into a double nest at
a cost of $1.30. They are simple in operation with no small
parts to get out of order. The front works on hinges, making
it easy to remove the birds or clean the nest. Each 65c.
ANDERSON EGG BOXES FOR SHIPPING
Made of extra heavy corrugated cardboard; built so
as to stand rough handling and carry your setting eggs
safely.
15 egg size g :| ... — > _________ 30c each
30 egg size _._____.______,„________:__^____45c each
50 egg size — 55c each
SHIPPING BOXES FOR DAY OLD CHICKS
During the last few years the day-old chicks business
has grown wonderfully. Much of the success of the un-
dertaking depends upon the condition in which the chicks
reach their destination. Our shipping boxes are well made
of corrugated board. They are strong enough to prevent
crushing, light to reduce express charges, perfect insula-
tion to afford protection against heat and cold. Prices:
25 chick size, 25c; 50 chick size, 35c; 100 chick size, 50c.
FIDELITY AVIAN MIXED BACTERIA.
Made under U. S. Government License. Will solve your disease problem.
Safe, Scientific and Inexpensive Treatment. Send for free booklet “Health Insur-
ance” tells you all you want to know about vaccination.
60 doses $2.00 Hypodermic Syringe for administering
250 doses 5.00 Eight dose glass syringe $1.00
500 doses 7.50 Ten dose all metal syringe 1.50
SATEX SEED COMPANY, BAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
43
THE POWDER OF MANY USES
CARBOLA is a white paint and powerful disin-
fectant combined in powder form. It is ready to
use as soon as it is mixed with water. It can be easily
and quickly applied to building interiors with brush
or spray pump. Disinfects and dries pure white. Does
not flake or peel off. One pound covers 100 sq. ft.
CARBOLA makes buildings light, clean, sweet-
smelling and sanitary. Helps to prevent contagious
diseases among live stock and to keep poultry, cattle,
horses, etc., free from lice, mites and other parasites.
Recommended by leading agricultural colleges, experi-
ment stations and health authorities for use in poultry
houses, stables, dairies, hog pens, cellars, garages, dog
kennels, rabbit hutches, factories, warehouses, out-
buildings, on trees and tree trunks, and in the garden.
IN THE CHICKEN HOUSE
To paint and disinfect side walls,
ceilings, roosts and brooders. Helps
keep the birds free from lice and
mites and the buildings clean,
light and sanitary. Sprinkle it in
the nests and rub it into the birds.
The dry powder is an excellent
louse powder.
IN THE BARN
To paint and disinfect side walls,
ceilings, stalls, etc., as an aid to
cleanliness and prevention of tu-
berculosis, foot and mouth disease,
and other contagious diseases.
Spread the dry powder on floor
where the cow stands. Use it as
a louse powder. Wash hands with
powder before milking.
IN THE HOUSE
Carbola applied to walls and
ceilings of cellars will kill bad
odors, mustiness, prevent cob-
webs, disease germs, drive out
spiders, ants and other insects.
Use the dry powder as cleanser for
pots, pans, cutlery and for remov-
ing stains from woodwork. Espe-
cially recommended in bathroom
for cleaning bathtubs, wash basins,
tile and for disinfecting the bowl.
Dust Carbola on rose bushes, peas, cabbage, tomato plants,
etc., to help get rid of insects and worms. Sprajj it on trees and
tree trunks.
It increases light, sanitation and general appearance in fao-
tory buildings. It makes cleaner warehouses. An excellent and
economical interior finish for garages.
5 Lb., Pkg ‘.—85c 10 Lb., Pkg.
This scale should be in the lay-
ing house of every poultryman
who sells eggs for market pur-
poses. Automatically gives you
the average weight per dozen
eggs as soon as egg is placed upon
scale. Made of aluminum.
Strongly constructed and will give
you many years of service. $3.00
each, not postpaid. .
Frenchs Poultry Mustard —
Ground of pure mustard seed and
used by mixing into an egg mash.
A gentle stimulant for poultry and
can be fed the whole year round
without harm to poultry. Lb., 30c;
not postpaid.
EYRIE SHIPPING COOPS
Light in weight, but strong and
durable. Ends and sides heavy
corrugated cardboard. Top and
bottom wood.
No. C, 21x18x22 inches deep,
each $1.00
$1.50
44
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
and Recommend Burrell-Dugger
Guaranteed Poultry Remedies
Scientifically
in the Laboratories of the Burreli-Dugger Company
Makes Hens
We Guaranteeyou--More Eggs or No Pay
Hens won’t lay in Fall and Winter,” used to be
accepted as a fact. But anyone who has tried Don
Sung knows that hens will lay right through the zero
spells of winter, and all othef cold or wet seasons.
Some may doubt this — and you may be one of them.
But if you don’t at least try Don Sung, you are missing
some sure, easy profits from extra eggs.
A Mineral Compound that
Scientifically Helps Nature
Don Sung doesn’t force or
hurt the hen in any way. It is
a balanced mineral conditioner.
It improves the hen’s health,
tones up her egg-laying organs,
and makes her stronger and
more productive. It helps sup-
ply, during Fall and Winter,
those mineral elements, lacking
in the feed at that time.
Costs Nothing to Try — Give
Don Sung to 15 hens for 30 days. If it doesn’t~show you
a big increase in eggs, if it doesn’t pay for itself and a
good profit, your money w'ill be promptly refunded.
Prices: Trial size, 50c; Large size, $1, holds 3 times
the 50c size; SPECIAL SIZE (8 times the $1 size) — $5.
To Kill Chicken Lice!
The U.'-S. Dept, of Agriculture says, “Nothing Is as
satisfactory as Sodium Fluoride. It kills both old and
young lice, including the
young which hatch from the
eggs present on the fowl at
time of treatment.” Talcim-
ized Sodium Fluoride is the
form for poultrymen to use.
Here it is, Ready to Use.
Here is T. S.- F., specially made for poultry. It is less
irritating, and is so light' and fluffy that it penetrates
the plumage. It is in a handy sifter-top can that keeps
it 'protected. Garries the .Government’s directions for
use by the “dusting,” “dip” and “pinch” method.
Prices of Y„ S. F. Delivered TJi T
Small Size (enough for 40
chickens)
L^rge Size (Twice
much)
Special Size (Five times (All these prices include
the large size) $2.65 packirig and postage:)
WHITE DIARRHOEA or
Cholera in chicks, and
Black-Head in Turkeys
Does work in 48 Hours
White Diarrhoea kills half of nearly every hatch of
chicks. The strange thing is that so many people think
this loss can't be stopped. But it can be stopped, w ithout
extra work, without troublesome dosing, and at almost
no cost. For years, thousands have saved their sick
chicks and raised nearly every chick in every hatch, by
keeping Avicol in the drinking water.
Avicol is a bowel an-
tiseptic. It makes
chickens healthy and
keeps them healthy.
Costs less than a cent
a day for an ordinary
flock. Guaranteed.
Price 50c; Large Size (Almost 3 times as much) $1.
The Over -Night Roup Remedy M
A New Prompt and Positive Guaranteed Treat-
ment for Roup, Canker and Colds in Poultry
Roup works fast. It usually begins with a cold. After
that, the disease progresses rapidly. It is very contagious
and can soon kill every chicken you own. Roup is one of
the most serious of poultry diseases.
Keep Roup-Over on hand and at the first symptoms of
a cold in your flock, give it to every affected bird. It
clears the air passages and brings relief with magic
quickness. Easily given. Comes in a liquid form and i
few' drops does the work. Fully guaranteed.
Price 50c; Large Size $1 (Three times 50c size)
For Gapes In Chicks!
When gapes stayts in your flock,
get the best of ft promptly or it
may kill all your chicks. Get Tra-
kol and watch it quickly master the
situation. Easily given in the
drinking water Guaranteed. Price 50c.
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
45
GUARANTEED POULTRY REMEDIES
(GUARANTEE)
We guarantee to refund
purchase price without ques-
tion or quibble on any stock
or poultry remedy that we
send you, on your statement
that you were not satisfied
with the results.
ASK FOR CONKEY’S FREE POULTRY
BOOK WHEN SENDING IN YOUR
ORDER
POSTAGE ON POULTRY
EXTRA
REMEDIES
ROUP
Conkeys Roup Remedy— .
Conkeys Roup Pills: -
CHOLERA
Conkeys Cholera Remedy
LeGears Cholera Remedy 1 — — —
60c and $1.20
60c and $1.20
25c and 50c
25c
SOREHEAD
Conkeys Sorehead Remedy .iJSp ii!i_i25c and 50c
LeGears Sorehead Remedy m .1-1 -25c
SATEX SOREHEAD PREPARATION— A mixture of certain
drugs that has been very successfully used by practical
poultrymen for a number of years. Does away with the bother
of catching and treating each individual bird. It is fed mixed
with Egg Mash or any soft food which you may feed. 50c size
for 50 lbs., Mash; 90c size for 100 lbs. Mash.
flfelEA
Tablets
WHITE DIARRHOEA
Conkeys White Diarrhoea Tablets -—30c and 60c
LeGears White Diarrhoea Tablets — 25c
Lees White Diarrhoea Remedy _25c not mailable
Conkeys Canker Special — 1 Hi- .50c
Conkeys Limberneck Remedy 1:.— j- 50c
Conkeys Rheumatic Remedy - . - 50c
Conkeys Blackhead Remedy ... 1 50c
Martins Turkeytone — a splendid remedy for turkeys 75c
Conkeys Poultry Worm Remedy 25c and 50c
Conkeys Poultry Conditioner 25c
Conkeys Poultry Laxative — : 25c
Conkeys Scaly Leg Remedy ; -25c
Conkeys Gape Remedy.——: *. _ 25c
LEE’S LICE KILLER
It kills by vapor and contact. It gives double service. Painted
on the roosts, it kills insects with which it comes in contact, and
the vapor arising it kills lice on the bodies of the chickens
as they roost over night, also the insect causing scaly leg. Not
mailable. Price — Quart can, 60c; y2 gallon 90c; gallon can $1.50.
46
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
POULTRY VERMIN DESTROYERS
Conkeys Lice Powder
LeGears Lice Powder
Conkeys Head Lice Ointment _
LeGears Head Lice Ointment—
-35c and 60c
25c
-10c and 25c
:_25c
Conkeys Lice Fix.— - — 25c and 50c
Conkeys Flea Salve ; 25c
Conkeys Lice Liquid- Qt. 60c; 2 Qt. 90c; 1 gal. $1.50
Conkeys Nox-i-cide Pt. 50c; Qt. 80c; 2 Qt. $1.25; 1 gal. $2.00
Conkeys Nox Tablets.. ■ 25c
LeGears Dip & Disinfectant-
-Qt. 70c; 2 Qt. $1.15; 1 gal. $1.75
MARTIN’S BLUE BUG EXTERMINATOR— Guaranteed to ab-
solutely rid fowls of Blue Bugs, Lice, Fleas and other vermin
or money refunded. Blue Bug Exterminator is not a dope that
you have to catch the fowls to apply but a food that is fed with
the other feed. 36 hen size, 50c; 100 hen size, $1.00.
MARTIN’S SURE DEATH to all kinds of insects and germ
life. Kills Bed Bugs, Roaches, Moths, Blue Bugs, Ants, Mosquitoes,
Fleas, Chiggers, Chicken Lice and all kinds of vermin. Disin-
fects Sinks, Outhouses, Closets, Basements, etc., etc. Small size,
25c; qt. 75c. Not mailable.
POULTRY TONICS
FRENCHS POULTRY MUSTARD— Ground of pure mustard
seed and used by mixing into an egg mash. A gentle stimulant
for poultry and can be fed the whole year round without harm
to poultry. Lb., 30c; not postpaid.
Conkeys Poultry Tonic 25c and 50c packages,
12 lb. pails $1.75.
LeGears Poultry Prescription, 25c, 50c and
$1.00 packages, 25 lb. pails $3.00.
LEE’S EGG MAKER
Hastens the moult, tones up the system, stimulates the egg-
producing organs without injury, and lengthens the period of
egg productions, when eggs mean money. Helps you raise your
little chicks. 2 lb. pkg., 50c; 5 lb. pkg. $1.00; not postpaid.
PRATT’S POULTRY REGULATOR
Contains the necessary drugs to help the hen lay eggs, and is
also a fine regulator. It will build up your fowls and help prevent
the breeding of diseases. Pkgs., 25c and 50c.
GERMOZONE (Not Mailable)
Is a most effective remedy for diseases affecting the skin and semi exterior mucous
membrane of man, fowl or beast. It is particularly valuable to
have always on hand for first aid treatment and as a preventa-
tive through its strong germicidal action.
For Poultry — Roup, colds, canker, chicken-pox, sore head, swell-
ed head, cholera, bowel trouble, etc.
For Stock — Cuts, sores, wounds, sore eyes or mouth, saddle or
harness galls, swelling, skin diseases, etc.
at-
at -
4 oz.
12 oz.
Quart size
Gallon
GERMOZONE TABLETS (Mailable)
Small size, 20 tablets
Large size, 75 tablets
-$ .40
- .75
.. 1.50
_ 4.50
-25c
-65c
SATEX SEED COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
47
EGG-O-LATUM
Rub a fresh egg with Egg-o-latum. Set it away on end
in a cool, dry cellar and it will keep perfectly fresh for
one year. Eggs coated with Egg-o-latum can be boiled,
fried, poached or whipped, same as fresh eggs. In fact,
they are fresh eggs. Price 50c.
STOCK REMEDIES
Conkeys Gall Salve 25c
LeGears Gall Salve 1 25c
LeGears Heave & Distemper Remedy _ 50c
LeGears Worm Remedy 7 50c
LeGears Healing Powder 25c
Lee’s Healing Powder 25c
LeGears Stock Powders 25c and 50c pkgs., 25 lb. pails $2.50
Conkeys Stock Tonic 25c and 50c pkgs., 12 lb. pails $2.25
Martins Screw Worm Killer 35c not mailable
GUARANTEED TO KEEP FLIES
AWAY
CONKEY’S FLY KNOCKER. A liquid
spray for stock which will relieve them
of the fly pest in summer. Should be
sprayed ligthly on stock, and after a
few applications a fly will not dare to
bother any animal sprayed with this
liquid from 24 to 43 hours after spray-
ing. Price, Qt. 60c; x/i Gal. $1.00; Gal.
$1.75. Not Mailable.
LEE’S SMOKE FLAVOR
The modern way of curing sausage, hams and bacon. No smok-
ing necessary. Does away with the worry of having your meat
house and smoke house go up in flames and saves lots of time and
worry and cures your meat better. 12 oz. bottle 50c; not mailable.
AUSTIN’S DOG BREAD — A splendid conditioner and
ready prepared food for the Dog. Contains ingredients in
such a combination as to make a healthful, nourishing
dog food. Good for the teeth, for sweet breath, for glossy
coat and regular habits. 15c per lb.,; 2 lbs., 25c; 25 lbs.,
$2.50. ___
“RAX” — The scientific destroyer of Rats, Mice
and all rodents. Harmless to human beings and
all animals not rodents. 75c, not postpaid.
RAX IS NOT A POISON
While it is absolutely deadly to rats and mice,
it is harmless to human beings, domestic animals,
poultry and birds. It may be used anywhere with
complete safety.
48
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS FOR SOUTHERN STATES
POULTRY FEEDS
CRUSHED OYSTER SHELL — Our shells are crushed
and ground to the size which poultrymen agree to be
the best. It is needless for us to emphasize the value
of crushed oyster shell for poultry. Every poultryman
realizes its importance as an egg shell maker. Two grades,
fine and medium. Lb. 2,/2c; 25 lbs. 50c; 50 lbs. 75c; 100
lbs. $1.25.
GENUINE PEARL GRIT— Every additional egg your
hens lay increases your income. You can make them
yield greater profit by giving them the grit that contains
the vital substances needed in egg making. Pearl Grit
is not an ordinary water washed pebble or soft crushed
lime stone, but is hard as flint and in addition to its
grinding properties it contains lime, carbohydrates, sul-
phur and silicon, which help to make hard white shells.
Two sizes, fine and medium. Lb. 2^c ; 25 lbs. 60c; 50
lbs. 90c; 100 lbs. $1.50.
RED CROSS HEALTH GRITS— A splendid prepared
grit for pigeons. If fed regularly will go a long way
in keeping them healthy. Lb. 6c; 100 lbs. $4.50.
WILSON’S MEAT SCRAPS — 50% protein — The highest grade meat scraps on the
market. Made from cooked beef scraps, thoroughly dried and ground very fine so
that it mixes readily in an egg mash and poultry will not waste mash trying to
locate meat scraps. It is one of the only meat scraps on the market that can be fed
straight to poultry and will not taint the eggs. Lb., 6c; 100 lbs., $5.00.
WILSON TANKAGE — A wonderful hog feed. Used by some in egg mash, but do
not recommend same for this purpose as it will eventually make sick chickens. Lb., 5c;
100 lb.s., $3.75.
LINSEED MEAL — An easily digested meal with high protein content. Recom-
mended for poultry, horse and dairy feed mixtures, puts that glossy coat on your
animals. Lb., 6c; 100 lbs., $4.50.
CHARCOAL — A splendid addition to your mash. Should also be kept in hoppers
before your poultry as it sweetens the gizzard and goes a long way toward pre-
venting bowel troubles. Lb., l/zc; 100 lbs., $4.50.
CHOICE PEA GREEN ALFALFA MEAL — Used in egg mashes. Ground very
fine. Lb., 4c; 100 lbs., $2.50.
PEPPER SEED — To be added to the mash as a stimulant during the winter months
to force egg laying. Lb., 6c; 100 lbs., $5.00.
ROLLED OATS — Used by many poultry raisers as a baby chick feed and for fat-
tening poultry. Lb., 6c; 100 lbs., $5.00.
FINE GROUND BLOOD MEAL — A highly concentrated and natural food for hens,
containing 87 per cent, protein. Makes the plumage bright and glossy, and is part-
icularly beneficial during the moulting season. Should never be fed without mix-
ing with other food in proportion of 1 to 15 parts of meal or shorts. Price, lb., 10c;
or 3 lbs., 25c.
POULTRY BONE. — Consists of ground beef bone thoroughly dried and free from
grease. It is more economical and better in every way than raw beef bone. Rich
in bone phosphate of lime, which is necessary for making egg shells, and for building
up the frame of the chickens. Should be placed in liberal quantities in a clean dry
place easily accessible to the chickens at all times. Price, 6c lb., $5.00 100 lbs.
FOR THE DAIRYMAN
EPSOM SALTS — Well known cathartic. Bowel regulator for stock and poultry.
1 lb., 15c; 2 lbs., 25c; 10 lbs., $1.00.
MILK BOTTLE CAPS — Will fit any standard milk bottle. 25c lb.
BUTTER PAPER — For wrapping 1 lb., moulded butter. 35c lb.
GARDEN SEEDING TABLE
Name of
Vegetables
Seeds required for
Distance for Plants
Ready to use
from seed
in about
100 ft. Row
One Acre
In Rows
Rows apart
* Artichoke
1 oz.
6 oz.
2 ft.
3 to 4 ft.
8 months
^Asparagus
2V2 oz.
4 lbs.
1 to 2 ft.
3 to 4 ft.
3 to 4 years
♦Beans, Bush
1 qt.
114 bush
6 in.
2 ft.
45 to 65 days
♦Beans, Pole
1 qt.
10 to 12 qts.
3 ft.
4 ft.
65 to 90
♦Beet. Table
2 oz.
5 lbs.
4 in.
to iy2 ft.
60 to 75
♦Beet, Mangel
1 oz.
5 lbs.
8 in.
2 to 2y2 ft.
150
»»
♦Broccoli
1/3 oz.
2 oz.
2 ft.
2y2 ft.
120
”
♦Brussels Sprouts
1/3 oz.
2 oz.
2 ft.
2 ft.
100 to 120
>>
♦Cabbage, early.
1/3 oz.
6 oz.
18 ft. 1
2y2 ft.
100 to 120
”
♦Cabbage, late
1/3 oz.
6 oz.
2y2 ft.
3 ft.
125 to 180
”
♦Carrot
1 oz.
3 to 4 lbs.
4 in.
iy2 to 2 ft.
75 to”! 20
♦Cauliflower
1/3 oz.
V2 lb.
2 ft.
2V2 ft.
100 to 135
”
Celery
1/3 oz.
2 oz.
6 in.
3 to 4 ft.
125 to 150
”
Corn, Salad
3 oz.
4 in.
12 to 18 in.
65
”
Corn, Sweet
V2 pt. 100 hills
8 qts.
3 ft.
4 ft.
65 to 100
”
Cress
y2 oz.
2 to 3 lbs.
1 in.
1 ft.
30
»
Cucumber
1 oz.
2 lbs.
4 ft.
4 ft.
60 to 85
Egg Plant
1/3 oz.
4 oz.
2y2 ft.
3 ft.
150 to 160
”
♦Endive
1 oz.
4 lbs.
1 ft.
iy2 ft.
50 to 75
”
♦Kale 1: —
1 /3 oz.
2 oz.
2 ft.
2y2 ft.
100 to 120
>>
♦Kohlrabi
1 /3 oz.
4 lbs.
6 in.
iy2 ft.
75
♦Leek
1 oz.
4 lbs.
6 in.
iy2 ft.
120 to 160
”
♦Lettuce
1 oz.
3 lbs.
1 ft.
iy2 ft.
65 to 100
”
Melons, Musk ....
V2 oz.
2 to 3 lbs.
4 ft.
5 ft.
115 to 140
Melons, Water
1 oz.
4 lbs.
8 ft.
8 ft.
120 to 140
yy
Okra
2 oz.
10 lbs.
iy2 ft.
2 ft.
90 to 125
”
♦Onion
1 oz.
5 to 6 lbs.
3 in.
1 ft.
135 to 150
1 y
♦Parsley
V2 oz.
3 to 5 lbs.
4 in.
iy2 ft.
100
yy
Parsnip
V2 oz.
3 to 5 lbs.
6 in.
1V2 ft.
125 to 150
yy
♦Peas
1 to 2 pts.
2 bush.
2 in.
2 to 4 ft.
50 to 75
”
Pepper
Vs oz.
y2 ib.
2 ft.
2 ft.
140 to 150
yy
Potato, cut
5 lbs.
7 to 10 bush
1 ft.
2Vz ft.
80 to 140
”
♦Pumpkin
1 pkt.
4 lbs.
8 ft.
8 ft.
100 to 120
yy
♦Radish
1 oz.
8 to 10 lbs.
2 to 4 in.
iy2 ft.
20 to 50
yy
♦Salsify
1 oz.
8 lbs.
6 in.
iy2 ft.
125 to 150
”
♦Spinach
1 oz.
10 lbs.
4 in.
15 ft.
30 to 60
yy
♦Squash, Bush___
V2 oz.
4 lbs.
3 ft.
4 ft.
60 to 75
”
♦Squash, Late ___
V2 oz.
4 lbs.
7 ft.
8 ft.
100 to 125
”
Tomato
Vs OZ.
2 to 4 oz.
4 ft.
4 ft.
100 to 125
yy
♦Turnip
V2 oz.
2 lbs.
6 in.
1 ft .
60 to 75
yy
Seeds with (*) may be planted in the Fall as well as in the Springtime.
SOME REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BUY
SATEX GARDEN SEED IN BULK:
1. Because you get more for your money.
2. Because^you get fresh seed instead of seed which may have been in packages for
several years and sent back and forth over the country.
3. Because Satex Bulk seeds are carefully tested before they are sent out to be sold.
4. Because over 5000 Gardeners around the city of San Antonio use Satex Bulk
seed every year and prefer them to all other kinds.
5. ^Because you get better varieties in Bulk seeds and they will produce; larger
f crops.
fi THE TIME TO PLACE YOUR ORDER
is whem^this. catalogue is received. This will insure that your order will be filled
without any substitution or errors and you will have the seeds on hand when it is
time to plant. Don't put it off until tomorrow, for you may be busy with some
thing else, so ORDER NOW!
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
INCREASE YOUR EARNINGS
IN YOUR SPARE TIME
How would you like to sell reliable tested quality seeds and poultry supplies
of a high standard that you can honestly recommend to your customer? We
want 1,000 Junior Seedsmen to sell our seeds to their neighbors and friends.
Many of them are acquainted with the merits of Satex Seeds and you will
find it no difficulty to sell them. You invest no money and make good com-
mission on all the seeds and poultry supplies you sell.
Write us today and we will fully explain how you can make some nice pocket
/ money in your spare time. If you are a hustler you should have no trouble
in making twenty dollars or more a week.
Send us a post card today for full information and get an early start. Don’t
wait until some other Junior Seedsman has supplied your neighborhood.
x SATEX SEED CO. X
i
i
V:'
horse r m>
nHvmu'uau
U LT.J L_
|
m
THE HOME OF
QUALITY SEEDS
AND
SUPERIOR FEEDS
529 SO FLORES ST.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
CO., S.A..TEX
Live Music Archive
Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11