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*I ITTWIII.T *£NTINMi,—BA&NWZLU B. Q. Better Farming in the SOUTHERN FARMER’S FERTILIZER ADVANTAGE Sowtty’f Deposit* of Pho»phatic Material* an Aid In Boll Weevil Fight.— C. A. jWHITTLE. f^ofintiy a Southern, Tortiii/^r-mn- nh^tic, Jar.til.iae.ra most readily avAil** e«ro obtained a large order for add b4e as plant food. Hence this is why pbogpbate from Holland at foTHier ton. agricultural authorities are stressing Contrast this'Sf>5 00 Der ton with $20.00 its use, in fertilizers for boll weewi EX-PERT PAINTER, TXPEIjL}{AjS T (>ER A-:- and,Decorator ('nils answered at Bamberg's tind 10c, Store. 1 -1 S-3in PUSH COTTON IN WEEVIL TERRITORY Have been built and, actually delivered to retail buyers since August _J„CL Pridmorg. Agronomic ____ Inquiry—“How would you fertilize to ’bout the boll weevil to the cotton?” In growing cotton under boll weevil conditions, several factors must be given consideration. The land should be Well drained and well supplied with vegetable ‘matter. Good seed of a vsy These figures—320,X 1 factuivd by ils,since-'A to retail buyers. , be Chosen, and, of course, a variety that vfill mature its fruit quickly and resist wilt should be planted. Feij- mtfzember&lly, and properly cultivate. On the heavier soils, such a» the red clays and clay loams, the use of a fer tiliser "carrying 10 jper cent to 1-2 per cent phosphoric acid, 3 to 4 per cent nitrogen and a small per ,cent of pot ash, if it' can be had, shoul£ be used. Apply at the rate of 250 to 400 poqnds per acre. On lighter soils In which nitrogen, phosphorus and potash ar* ait-nsually deficient, a fertilizer carry ing a 11 three elements is desirable. This unusal fall and winter demand for Ford carp makes it nect fm- us'to coniine the distribution of cars onlv'to those agents . . • . t . * • • have orders for immediate delivery to retail customers, rather to permit any agent stork cars in anticipation of later spring Immediate orders wi-lf ha ye prompt attention SOY BEANS IN THE ROTATION elay in buying at this time may cause you to wait .several month-, ntcr your, order today for rmmediate*de 1 tVery • witk durHauthorimb^ ordagent 1 isted 1 »etow and dbii't be dkaifpuiuled laiei'.otrr—— rdEatroiT tn wtitch soy tvewqe.r -cotton and J)om« other crop will be used?’’ Soy beans are highly recommended. They are n legume and, therefore, do not require much nitrogen. The hay is abundant and the feeding value jjigh. The oii mills afford a ready market for the bean,, and the cake which la produced by the mills has splendid feeding values. ^ v A good rotation to follow is cotton fnlinwed hy corn with sot beans, ■fol- lowed by oats and cowpeas. For southern conditions Hollybrook and Mamraouth Yellow are recommended. —J. N. HARPER, Agronomist. - " ~ PRICES: * Rmrabout $345, Touring. Car $:i60, Coupelet $5o5 Town Car”f>5P5, Sedan $*>45, f. o.*b. Detroit. Your Monument, Headstone - or Statute\ Needs to be more than' a mere pile of otone.~ J Have it kibstan.- tial, yet individual, tilths per petuating your judgment A Our designing department is at\your service to help select a desirable and appropriate, memorial, for your lost loved one., --—— 1 Home Marble & Granite Works, " R. V, STILLER A C< Props., H12 Laurel St. COLUMBIANS. C. BARNWELL, S. 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