Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I r>A Anrn a th lAMJrtKAIH This Company is ECONOMY and COOPERATION Co-operation is the key-note of I Success. It saves expense and eliminates waste. It brings the producer and user in closest contact It saves selling and distributing costs. FAMOU I BUY THE > * THE USE of Menhaden fish as a fertilizer dates bad our lands were possessed by the Indians. Since that tir I efforts have failed to find anything that can compare. Their to use the fish just as they were taken from the sea. Sin* it has been discovered these fish contain a large quantity c able oil. This is used for many purposes, such as manufac tanning leather, making varnish, tempering metals, etc. It ered that this oil could be extracted from the fish and the known as fish scrap, manufactured into a most productive 1 AS A RESULT, many small factories were locate* Atlantic coast, at different points, for handling these fish, ing modern methods, succeeded in making this one of the fishing grounds to these factories. These were later succeed* ers of a large type, which proved very profitable. FACTORIES T " Hilton, Wilmington, North Carolina i' St. Philips, Wilmington, North Carolin Buell, Norfolk, Virginia Promised Land, Promised Land, N. Y. ^ Hicks Island, Amagansett, N. Y. I EVERY FIHCO BR The Fisher LHoir ?^"1 II I )N?EC0N01 s organized on principals of coopers THRIFT every day in the year for c ECONOMY Economy is value received for your money. Experience teaches the surest economy is to use the best. tant industr ce that time .. - , . its kind in t ?f very valu- of Menhadc turing soap, fish the Atli inexhaustibl was discovby-product. Realj ertilizer. from adulte at the least ] tion, wheret i along tho dreds of tea Small sail- and associat er amount t most. lmnnr compiled in ;d by .steam- ed through upon requea i 1 1 ; - - - N : v.. AND IS A FISH ? ies Products ie Office: Wilmington, North Cai ? ii i .11 ??? TRADE MARK S FISCO FERT] TRADE MARK IPHHH -A MA MM ?? BEST AND * c to the time REA ne repeated success by e ,, , ing modern method was KY?THRIFT - I ' ? ttion to promote >ur Stockholders ??????? I \ THRIFT I Thrift is measured in saving I conserved by economy. Those I who economize insist on full I value for their money. Money I Well SHftnt- inQiiroc .. wvti IO tlUI 011 I I thrift I [LIZERS I USE LESS! L.iz>iisu tne importance, of economy, and in order to gain x S liminating waste, the operators of the industry, by practicmethods, succeeded in making this one of the most ompor- ' ies in the country. Our Company to-day is the largest of ^ ;he United States, owning and operating the largest number ;n fishing steamers and fish factories, which enable us to g intic Seaboard from Florida to Maine, thus assuring us an Q e supply of these products for our famous FISCO Fertilizers. 9 izing the farmer must have a pure fish scrap fertilizer, free ration of worthless fillers, in order to raise the best crops possible cost, our Company sought a way, through co-opera>y this has been accomplished. This fact is proved by huntimonials we have on file in our offices, in which our users es state that they have raised larger crops by using a small- | >f our Famous FISCO Fertilizers. These testimonials are I | book form, showing the wonderful advantages to be obtain- I " co-operation. We will be pleased to send you one of these ti % V OFFICES lurchison Bank Building, Wilmington, N. C- \ No. 50 Broad Street, New York City Buell, Norfolk, Virginia Promised Land, Promised Land, N. Y. u:.L. i-i?J A ?- ? OIVM ?MOU| AOW|UINI!I n. I Muntey Building, Baltimore, Md. > 1 CRAP FERTILIZER i Company uuua I r . fi