Mulch Paper 
StiVCS Work —Eliminates Hoeing , Watering , 
Cultivating , etc. 
Read These Carefully 
Here’s what Keith’s Special Mulch Paper does for you. Note these points 
carefully. 
It keeps down weeds, eliminating 
hoeing, 
Weeds or grass can’t come 
cultivating, etc. 
up through it. 
Keeps the soil beneath it ideal for root 
growth. Even the hardest clay becomes 
mellow under Keith’s Special “All-Season” 
Mulch Paper. 
O It conserves moisture by blanketing the 
soil, thus keeping the wind from drying it 
out and the sun from crusting it after rains. 
/M Keeps the soil warm day and night. Being 
“ black it draws the sun’s heat. It blankets 
the soil at night keeping the heat in. Plants 
grow night and day. 
£* It brings practically all crops to maturity 
earlier. Sweet corn, tomatoes, peppers, 
melons, berries, and the like are ready for mar¬ 
ket a week to 10 days earlier. 
It smothers out quack grass and weeds that 
^ are hard 
vating. 
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better, sturdier, higher quality 
to kill out by hoeing and culti- 
It grows 
crops. 
Keith’s Special “All-Season” Mulch Paper 
will save you its cost in hoeing and culti¬ 
vation and the benefits of earlier and larger 
crops are clear profits. 
Mulch part or all of your garden this year. 
It will save you (or your wife) hours of 
hoeing, besides you will have earlier vegetables 
and more of them. We know. We grow all our 
garden through Mulch Paper. 
1 ft Mulch fruit trees. Use a 3-foot square 
piece, slit it to the middle, draw around 
tree, imbed edges in 3-inch trench and watch 
tree grow. Can get three years’ growth in two 
years. 
Mulch newly set shade trees. No hoeing 
or cultivation necessary around them. 
|9 T° mulch asparagus and rhubarb beds 
^ in early spring to warm soil. Brings 
asparagus shoots a week to ten days earlier. 
Mulch Paper being black draws the sun’s heat. 
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The New M ay of Gardening Helps Fight the Drought 
The use of Mulch Paper has opened up a new way to grow cultivated crops. All its possibilities 
and benefits for growing crops are not yet found out, although our States’ and National Experiment 
Stations are finding out new uses and benefits every season. Their results so far clearly indicate 
that Mulch Paper stimulates and brings about greater plant growth. 
In order to give best growths and yields, we, you and I have always known that plants must have 
a moist, warm, mellow, open soil and we have spent days cultivating and hoeing to bring about 
these conditions and now Mulch Paper comes along and brings about these conditions, only better, 
with less work and expense. 
Note the difference in these tomato plants. Row on left was 
mulched, row on right had no mulch paper. Mulch Paper 
gives wonderful growth in all kinds of plants and earlier 
crops. 
PRICES 
(All Mulch Paper Is 36 Inches Wide) 
(Full instructions for laying Mulch Paper come with the Paper.) 
* fQtnt,ii rrain <tnd 7 1 Roll (100 yds., 1 yd. widej not 
5 yd. (small roll).$0.47 aid can be sen t by Parcel 
10 yards.73 Post or Express.$3.95 
1 ^ varrU 97 2 Rolls (as above) for. 7.75 
nc , . 1 Roll (200 yds.) (as above) for 7.45 
25 yards. 1.45 5 p 0 n s or more (as above) per 
50 yards. 2.65 each roll.$3.45 
Note.—Full Rolls contain 100 square yards and weigh about 45 pounds 
each. Can be sent by Freight, Express or Parcel Post. Let us know 
which. Freight and Express are the cheapest ways. 
Note.—Prices in less than Roll (100 yds.) lots are Postpaid in 
Mich., Ind., Ill., Wis., Ohio. For States in Group No. 2 (see page 
21) add lj4c per yard; for Group No. 3 add 2c per yard; for Group 
No. 4 add 3c per yard. (Not subject to discount.) 
Showing how 
easy it is to 
irrigate with 
OOZO. 
Dry row (to right), next to wet 
row—showing water is not thrown 
everywhere as with sprinkler 
system. It is placed just where 
needed—at roots; leaves are 
kept dry, thus preventing mildew 
and waterburn. 
FIGHT OOZO 
All Kinds of Plants, Shrubs, Gardens, Lawns 
NEW Way to Water 
Inexpensive—Lasts for Years 
“Oozo” is a new method inexpen¬ 
sive of irrigation developed by the 
Michigan State College. It is a spe¬ 
cial constructed hose through which 
water oozes or seeps out and goes 
directly into the soil where the plant 
roots take it up. The couplings that 
come with the OOZO hose are 
made to connect to any common 
garden hose and will irrigate under 
a small pressure of 5 to 7 pounds. 
Insure Your Crops 
Guard against those few hot dry 
days that ruin your crop. Oozo is 
always ready for use. Just lay it 
between rows (see picture at left) 
or along side row, turn on the 
water and your worries are over. 
It will take only a short time to 
water (irrigate) your whole gar¬ 
den, lawn, shrubs or flowerbeds 
when you use Oozo irrigating hose. 
How to Work Oozo 
No overhead pipes, no costly fix¬ 
tures, no expensive outlay when you 
use Oozo. Just attach Oozo to your 
garden hose, turn on the water and 
your irrigation starts. The water 
simply oozes out and passes into 
soil right where you want it. When 
you have one spot watered, pick up 
the hose, lay in another under a 5 
to 7 pound pressure. Water will 
ooze out at the rate of 1 gallon per 
minute per each 10-foot hose. 
PRICES—Complete with Couplings 
10 ft. Complete. Per ft.$0.35 
25 ft Complete. Per ft. 0.30 
50 ft. Complete. Per ft. 0.25 
100 ft. Complete. Per ft. 0.20 
Write for quotations on longer 
lengths. 
Postage: States in Group 1 add l /iC 
per foot; Group 2 add lc per foot; 
Group 3 add Y\c per foot; Group 4 
add 2c per foot. 
"Glads” 
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Keith’s Famous 
Gladioli Collections 
We have two collections for our customers 
this season, distinctly different than we have 
ever offered before. Many of the varieties 
are new creations and only recently released 
by their originator. 
“Giant Collection” 100 Bulbs 
The biggest collection of giant blooms ever 
offered. This collection is one of the best 
and we are proud to offer it to you for it’s 
the best we have ever been able to offer to 
our customers. 
100 Bulbs — 12 or more different kinds. 
Only $1.98. 
“Rainbow Collection” 110 Bulbs 
Understand that this is not a “mixed” col¬ 
lection of odds and ends as is so often of¬ 
fered. This collection consists of 15 different 
varieties selected while the “glad” fields at 
one of the largest State growers were in 
bloom. The selection was so as to give you 
blooms all during the “glad” season. 
110 Bulbs—15 or more different selected 
kinds. Only $2.15. 
Keith’s Giant Dahlias 
Keith’s Dahlia Collections are selected va¬ 
rieties from the best and choicest dahlias. 
Grown by a National exhibitor of prize¬ 
winning dahlias. 
Collection No. 1 (“The Giants”) 
10 different Dahlias of 10 different colors, 
largest of the large blooms, some cactus, 
some show, some decorative types. Creamy 
buffed in pink, apricot-yellow and orange, 
lilac rose, are some of the shades and colors. 
All ten for $1.48. 
Collection No. 2 
(“Selected Bloomers”) 
12 ready-to-bloom roots oi 12 distinct va¬ 
rieties. These were all prize-winners in re¬ 
cent Dahlia shows and are selected for their 
attractive colors and numerous blooms. You 
will have blooms from this collection that 
make neighbors look over into your garden 
every time. 
Price Only S1.98. 
"DOGZOFF" 
If you want to keep dogs, cats, rabbits, mice, 
moles, etc., away from certain plants, trees, , 
or places, use DOGZOFF. It is a most effi¬ 
cient animal repellant and one spraying will 1 
keep these animals away for 3 to 4 weeks. 
Not injurious to plants and will not poison 
animals. 
Here are some of the many things DOG¬ 
ZOFF will do for you: 
1. Protect your evergreens, shrubs, fur¬ 
niture, from dogs, cats. 
2. Drives mice out of your house. 
3. Keeps moles out of your lawn. 
4. Prevents rabbit injury to trees. 
5. To protect birds from cats. 
6. To teach dogs good habits. 
DOGZOFF will save its cost many times 
over around the garden and home. Price 
for season’s supply, 69c. 
Postage: For postage on Gladioli and Dahlia Collections add 15c for States in 
Group 1 and 2; 21c for States in Group 3 and 4. 
KEITH BROS. NURSERY, Sawyer, Michigan 
