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OUR ONLY AVAILABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR POTASH .? ,? . ?vv.y.v,'..' y-.-r .v* - v >.'? ' ' ? / . ? ' ' ' '**, ' *? - ' > ?"* ' ? , . *' ' ; ' . ' y Jbe analysis shows that Phospho Land Plaster or Gypsum is higher in sulphate of lime by from three to ten per cent, than most other brands. The analysis of sample made by Sheppard Laboratory, Charleston, S. C, shows SULPHATE OF LIME 82:93 PER CENT. Plof.of Land Showing Field of Peas Without the Uee of Land Plaster. EHOSPHQ LAND PLASTER is being bought by some fertilizer manufactur ers and used as a filler in order to make their ainmoniates less soluble. No . ,man cv.n make a crop without some form of amm onia. When you buy your Ker - tilizer you buy water soluble, paying' for it on a-' brew of its units value. For instrvneo. Nitrate of S ><Ui has 18 units of ammonia, all of which is soluble in wutr.i . A big. rain j ' : after this application will probably leach out one half of yor-v ni-irat'e unless it is -fixed.' Let us insure your crop for you with an application o i iOSPHO LAND PLA3TER. pv" r '? ?* v ' '4, . ' ' H' 1 nmen- , in i->ullciin 77, "Liming of Soil>," page 7, say$ that ".Sulphate of nv.* Fluster acts on the soluble potash/ malrin<? tliem available for the plant.' t--.1 i- -oparate or in connection with '-your commercial fertilizer in place of , ' " :? to 'which thi Fertilizer is b.?st suited'; are Corn, Oats, Cotton, Pc Poos, .Bs?a?3 and Cabba?;e. ' l < -vice is so rea enable that any farmer can afford to use it. ?Sulpha;.? of Lime, Gypsum or -Land Plaster does not liberate Ammonia/ it Con or .'i'xes,. re lea same as the plant*- requires .this- particular food. Y*o U ? can ]?(; ? dily see the -superior virtues of Land Plaster or Sulphate, of Lime over Carbon, ito of Lime. ^For a practical illustration, call on the undersigned. ' >? ? . ? . . ? for prices and information to E. D. BOSTICK; Camden, S. C. SPECIAL DISTRIBUTING AGENT Q . .. t .? X . t ? , . . . ...i f, - ^^Used'01 * Skowin^t Field of Peas Broadcast wliero 400 pounds of Land Plaster USE PHOSPHO LAND PLASTER For Cow Peas As Fertilizer For Oats As Top Dressing For Grass As Fertilizer For Com or Cotton IT IS USED ON MANURE TO PREVENT .THE ESCAPE OF AMMONIA Corn Field of E. M. Workman allowing Corn planted after Oats, June 1st. 250 pounds Peruvian Top Dresser; 750 pounde Phospho Land Plaster. Will yield from 50 to 60 Bushr els per acre Phospho Land Plaster I have a contract for PHOSPHO LAND PLA^tfi|li5^w hie h I can offer to you_ at a price delivered at your station, which woultl beMess 'than you- can purchase it for F. 0. B. Charleston. REFERENCES: I refer you to the following gentlemen who have used Land Plaster and -know its merits-: L. W. Boykin, E. M. Workman, B. L). Boykin, Allen J. Boykin, G. W. Ammons, J. Willis Cantey. . A THSTI.M* >.\ I A I .. I wiMild like to stati.' tliajL I have visited the uiirkx of thw I'-aroliim l?Vr- - lilizcr iiml Contracting Company. Have seen 1 1 i??i r system .of drying and pulverizing. which I consider to l?c t lK>r<nm|ily eilTcIent. Have also seen demonstrations of some of t ho ertjp* in (hail ?eetion_ which have been is ni\ . v| i!n;n inij. utile short of marvelous. considering the price of mnterial. I I ; ; i \ i ? I'hospho I.nnil Piaster for m\ own .use. '* ? II. I*. Sehloshurir &"UTCHlNSON _ PRE?- AND TRBAS- . & Contracting Co. ' CHARLESTON, S."t