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GROUND TOBACCO STEMS vos rotiing Material 
* Here is absolutely the very best mulching material of which we have any knowledge. It is one that pleases and de- 
lights our gardening friends without end. Not only is it an excellent mulch but it also has fertilizing and insecticide values 
as well and a multiplicity of important uses. If you haven’t yet used it we hope you will give it a tryout. Here are some 
of the things it does for you. 1. Keeps down weeds. 2. That makes the back-breaking labor of wielding the hoe largely 
unnecessary. 3. It keeps the soil cool and moist even in the hot dry days of midsummer. 4. As a winter mulch it pre- 
vents alternate freezing and thawing which is the cause of the loss of many valuable plants. 5. It discourages insect pests, 
worms, snails, moles, etc. 6. Conserves moisture in the soil by retarding evaporation. 7. It does away with that stark bare 
earth appearance and gives beds and borders a neat and attractive tobacco-brown blanket. 8. The succeeding season when 
dug into the soil before applying a new mulch it will add a certain humus and fertilizer value to the soil. 9. Where chem- 
ical fertilizers are used if it is mixed with equal quantity of ground tobacco stems it increases the value of that fertilizer 
as it supplies organic potash and nitrogen. Here are nine important uses briefly outlined for Ground Tobacco Stems. 
Surely some of these will fit in nicely with your gardening plans. 
50-Ib. Bag $2.00—-—2 Bags For $3.75 
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: Fertilizer 
This well known and strongly advertised product is in large demand for turning garden and kitchen 
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wastes into valuable humus and fertilizer. Leaves, instead of being burned, are thus utilized to excellent 
advantage, as well as lawn clippings, weeds pulled from the garden, decaying and spoiled fruits and 9 




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vegetables and other waste material the value of which would otherwise be completely lost. 
By simply following the directions that come in every bag of ADCO and spreading a small proportion 



















of the material, a clean inoffensive powder, over these waste products from the lawn, garden, and kitchen FOR ONLY 
they are speedily converted into rich plant food. Its use is so easy and simple a proposition that anyone A 
can do it and so very inexpensive too. A 26-lb. bag of ADCO will make about a half ton of splendid 
fertilizing material. Use ADCO and utilize the full value of this waste material so easy to transform into At D 
valuable humus and fertilizer. 
A 25-Ib. Bag for $2.25 KILLS ALL 
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COW MANURE BRICKS ane 
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The quick, clean, easy way to prepare a quick-acting liquid manure. Here is a 
new idea that has surprised and delighted many of our customers. Real bricks made FRESH I 
of rich_rotted cow manure; pressed, then kiln dried. AIR-WICK not on- 
Soak a piece broken from one of these bricks in a bucket of water until the ly kills all un- EF 
brick has softened up and the liquid the color of weak tea then apply as needed le COATT 
to potted house plants or alongside the garden rows to give the plants a rich eA OE 8 
stimulating drink. also freshens musty E 
closets immediate- 
In planting roses, shrubs, etc., a dry piece of crushed brick may be buried in the hole underneath ie ds BL Ps 
the roots of the plant with soil in between the manure and the roots where it will become quickly J; Soe eo 
available to the plant as the manure softens up in the moist ground. perspiration and 
The liquid manure described above is also useful as a_ starter solution in setting out young plants. musty odors, Al- T 
Just apply a cupful of the solution to the soil where the plant is to go in and then note the difference. ways keep a bottle 
5 Bricks $1.10 10 For $2.00 of AIR-WICK in | @ 
Shipping weight, 5 Bricks, 6 Ibs. Not Prepaid. the bathroom. 
Keeps the nursery as fresh smelling as a garden. 
The offensive odor of stale smoke jin the room T 
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LUMINUM | 2.4-D Weed Killer| |. | | 
Millions of people already know the amazing H 
SUl PH ATE This new and effective wartime discovery story of AIR-WICK; the little bottle with the } 
controls and kills a great variety of noxious “magic”? wick which kills all household odors E 
; . ‘ ‘ . __| weeds by penetrating to the roots ot che| and makes indoor air country fresh.. There is 
This material is useful for creating an acid soil] plants, NON-POISONOUS. nothing to light; nothing to burn, Just pull 
condition for such plants as require that the} rocks dandelions, bind freed A EA Be ke ee ace NS 
au goldenrod, honeysuckle, poioson ivy and others| you have to do. AIR-WICK contains chlorophyll 
soil shall be acid. This includes such plants 8] of a broad leaf nature without harm to lawn| ——the miracle working substance which Nature 
rhododendrons, azaleas, laurel, blueberries, etc., | st2s8- An easy and effective method to have | employs to freshen the air in garden and forest. I 
; th ; : a weed-free lawn or pasture at very small ex-| AIR-WICK is fully protected by patent. Costs 
plants which do not thrive in soil of an alkaline ypenditure of time, effort or money. A %4-Ib.| Only a penny or so a day to use. Users say: r | | 
nature. It is also used in the soil to change the] of 2.4-D Weed Killer, water added, make go} “I think AIR-WICK is wonderful.” It is good ; 
P gals, of spray or enough to cover approximately | practice to always keep several bottles of AIR- 
color of pink hydrangea flowers to blue. 10,000 sq. ft. WICK on hand so as to never be without it. 


10-Ib. Bag $1.25 _ 4-Tb. $1.10 — 1-Ib. $4.00 2 Bottles of AIR-WICK only $1.88 : 
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CLARENCE B. FARGO. +  FRENCHTOWN.N. J. | 
