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Driconure 
A perfectly blended combination of Nature’s prod- 
ucts—cow manure, poultry manure and peat moss. 
A complete fertilizer plus a safety factor that pre- 
vents burning and over-feeding. Driconure is clean 
and absolutely free from weed seed, insect life, 
fungus and useless filler. Practically odorless, finely 
ground and easy to distribute. An ideal, all-organic 
food and soil conditioner. Use a handful or so, 
worked in the soil around plants when setting or 
50 pounds Lays 500 square feet. 
Y4-lb. bag, 75c; 50 Ibs. (2 bus.), $2.50. 
Fertilizers and Peat Moss are Sent 
Transportation Charges Collect 
Peat Moss 
No other material in quite its equal for soil con- 
ditioning. It will retain 6 to 10 times its dry weight 
in water, and is free of all weed seeds. As a mulch, 
especially for Roses and perennials, it has no equal. 
Sold in bales of approximately 20 bushels which will 
cover 300 square feet 1 inch deep. Spaded in with 
manure it has the ability to absorb enormous 
amounts of fertility which the plants readily take 
up. Indispensable to the good gardener. 
POULTRY LITTER. Peat Moss is also the ideal, 
safe and sanitary material for bedding young poultry. 
Canadian. $5.00 per bale; 5 bales for $23.75. 
Vigoro 
Vigoro is not just an ordinary fertilizer but a 
complete, balanced, scientifically prepared plant food 
containing all eleven of the elements necessary for 
proper development. Use 25 to 50 pounds per 1000 
square feet on lawns, one handful to each square 
foot around Roses, Shrubs, and Evergreens. Water-in 
after applying. 
10 Ibs., 85c; 25 Ibs., $1.50; 50 Ibs., $2.50; 
100 Ibs., $4.00. 
Turf Builder 
This is especially made for feeding grass, though 
it can be used whenever a complete fertilizer is 
needed. It is not at all chemical but contains vege- 
table matter, thereby giving immediate and lasting 
results. Because of its concentration will go much 
farther than most other fertilizers. If grass is ten- 
der, “‘water-in.“” Can also be used for tree feeding 
and for this we recommend three (3) pounds per 
diameter inch. For broadcasting use 10 to 20 pounds 
per 1000 square feet. 
25 Ibs., $2.00; 50 Ibs., $3.75; 100 Ibs., $6.50. 
NO AGENTS 
WE HAVE NO AGENTS who go from door to door or sell on commission. Appoint- 
ments for landscape work are usually made by phone or correspondence. 
to contact someone from our firm, please call or write. 
salesmen. 
If you want 
Our catalog is one of our 
Many unscrupulous and transient salesmen go about the country representing them- 
selves as Our agents. Do not believe them. While we do sell some stock to dealers, they 
must make their own terms as to prices, collections, guarantees, etc. 
Since some of 
the material they sell often does not come from us, the way to get true-to-name Hillen- 
meyer stock is to buy direct. 
Again, WE HAVE NO AGENTS. 

How We Do Business 
Delivery 
No charge for local delivery in city and sub- 
divisions adjacent thereto. Truck delivery beyond 
this can usually be arranged satisfactorily, depend- 
ing on quantity and distance. On orders to be 
shipped, prices are f. o. b. Lexington depots. 
Prepay Charges—Within 
200 Miles of Lexington 
PARCEL POST: For such stock as can be sent by 
parcel post, add 10% to your order. Fertilizers are 
excepted. If stock is too long or heavy to send 
by parcel post, we reserve the right to send by 
other carriers. If in doubt, please give us your 
express office. 
EXPRESS, FREIGHT, TRUCK: Where these ser- 
vices are available, add 10% on everything except 
shade trees and balled and burlapped plants. On 
shade trees, add 15%, on balled and burlapped 
stock add 20%. 
If you order by truck be sure you have such 
service, and give us the name of your trucking 
line. Also give us your street number. 
Guarantee 
We guarantee every item to be true to name, 
up to grade and in good condition when it leaves 
here. As there are so many forces beyond our 
control, such as weather, soil and care, which may 
cause stock to die, we cannot be responsible for 
losses which occur. However, we will absolutely 
refund or replace without charge any stock which 
does not reach you in good condition, provided 
you report promptly and it has not been injured 
by public carrier. 
Substitution 
When out of a variety of fruit trees or Roses we 
sometimes substitute, giving you the closest to it. 
lf this is not satisfactory, mark ‘’No Substitutes” 
on your order. 

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