PLANT 
ADCO—Converts almost any non-woody 
vegetable waste, leaves, vines and weeds 
into real manure fully equal to the farm- 
yard product in fertilizing power. Free 
from fowl odor, flies, weed-seeds, ete. 71 
Ib. bag $1.00; 25 Ibs., $2.50; 150 Ibs., $11.50. 
ALUMINUM SULPHATE — A _ material f 
used in creating acid soils necessary for 0 
successful culture of Azaleas, Rhododen- f 
drons, and similar plants. 
ASHES, HARDWOOD—High potash con- 
tent. Contains all of the fertilizer elements 
except nitrogen. Tends to drive away in- 
sects. 
BACTO—Converts leaves, grass clippings, i 
table scraps, ete., into rich fertilizer- 
humus in a few weeks. 5-lb. treats half 
The difference between a good lawn and a poor one, more often than not, is ; 
A MATTER OF FEEDING. The best grass in the world can’t give you a good a ton. ; 
permanent lawn unless the soil is fed, regularly and correctly. This spring, 
all limitations on lawn food are off. So here’s your chance! 
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The label on the sack 
can’t tell it all 
BONE MEAL—All-purpose fertilizer, rich 
in the two principal plant foods—nitrogen 
and phosphoric acid. 
COW MANURE —Fine and dry. Heat- 
treated to kill all weed seeds. Excellent 
for garden, lawn and greenhouse. Abso- 
lutely weedless. Builds up the soil and 
feeds plants in nature’s safe way. 
FRUITONE — The remarkable hormone 
spray that stops pre-harvest drop of fruit. 
Sprayed on flowers of tomatoes it makes 
a high percentage of the crop SEEDLESS! 
Also beneficial on beans and on flowers. 
HUMUS—One of the best soil condition- 
ers. Makes soil more workable and helps 
it hold moisture. Not a substitute for fer- 
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7 lilizer, but an excellent companion for it. af 
You can buy a packet of seed "most any- In convenient sized packages. a 
where, nowadays. But experienced garden- HYPONEX — Grows: bigser and) petal 
ers come fo the seedsman. Not only because ue plants, flowers, vere Base a 
3 ie and trees in poorest soil—even in sand, of 
they know his seed is good, but because they cinders, or water. Doesn’t burn. Clean, | # 
y ° ) odorless, soluble powder. 1 oz. pkg., 10c; at! 
know he’s a good man to work with. He’s not Ue Cire ieee hy c 
i llin s S52, 6 "s ivin = 
lust selli g eed he’s giving a year LEGUME INOCULATION—Just as neces- 
round service. sary for garden peas and beans, lima h 
beans, sweet peas and lupines as for al- mm 
Same way with the plant foods you need to falta, clover, ete: ‘The nitrogen-getheriaas ae 
: * bacteria build up the soil, increase your , 
get the most out of the seed. It’s only logical yields. Inoculation is the cheapest form of | "™ 
to get them from someone who really knows Patten size tp to 6 hein ae ee 
g y garden size up to 5-bushel size. a 
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what they’re for! LIME (Hydrated)—Sweetens sour soil for | 
ee lawns, and clover. Is used as a reducer fin 
There’s a lot more to fertilizing than the and in combination of many insecticides; ‘ 
knowledge you get from instructions on the SOE Re aS ee Cd oe eee te 
n 
° ° ° MURIATE OF POTASH—Improved Pot- 
sack. Feeding a garden right can be quite ash. Used liberally for all root crops. 
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a problem. 
That’s why we say, “Talk it over with us!” 
We don’t just sell plant foods. We want to 
help all we can to make sure you get results. 
Whether it’s window box or a hundred acres to 
be fed—we have the right food and the “know- 




PLANT FOOD» 
Grows bigger, better house 


plants, flowers, vegetables, 
lawns, and trees in poorest 
soil—even in sand, cinders or P ' 
water. Results sure. Doesn’t burn. Clean, odor- 
less, soluble powder. 1 oz. makes 6 gallons. 
r en 1 oz. pkt. (packed 72 to case)..... Retail: 10c 
ai tn ho S75 wath maples 3 oz. can (packed 36 to case)....... Retail: 25¢ 
sR ny os 7 oz. can (packed 24 to case)....... Retail: 50c 
1 Ib. can (packed 12 to case)...... Retail: $ 1.00 
10 Ib. drum, makes 1000 gals..... Retail: 8.00 
25 Ib. drum, makes 2500 gcls..... Reiail: 15.00 
50 Ib. drum, makes 5000 gals..... Retail: 25.00 
100 Ib. drum, makes 10,000 gals...Retail: 40.00 


