FARMER 250 (2) Where to 2st Seeds. liiiilcijjlfitNM;,.; 1 . v " jn 1 1 risk, buy; Mixson's" High-Gradc Secdsthcy are' -'riffidlv r - w tesrea ine rcuuiauuu iuia uiu iuwuic nouse is,hai- u 5f r rWv3 ; nf : them vou . carf be siire' of abundant ' croos: bo ri Wl ; prolific plants. We don't take; chances-nddn't you take (1 .your .1 : Our farmpf fripnns are lncfeasinc thfir irAu. m 0 I I 1 if. i . ! i 1 ':'I.'V; 1 1 ? I p I 1 :i 'I 'I 'J i 1 i hi f 1 '' i ' U ,1 t i 1 ' m4 y , : ) 1 1 t 11 10 to eimnW the needs of vour crop you must supply Nitrogen, "tvi kiA The NirrofVen (Ammonia) must niusuuuiiv '' - if V t' : 0Mfroi h fFAnnt tftrms it tne croo isro receive DC suypiicu m ofcw 1 : . ; , , L i constant nounsnmcuu xum u.vv w... - different forms lit , .. : .:f . : V;.- IfailCa TOSK-tfffafffW fnfimS ftfrVnme available at difFefehifimes'so that the croj? does hot lack for foodso that little Is leeched lp& away. Bigger crops are the result Lnemicauy mixea ier-i g tilizers mixed as we mix them are as superior to ax-JM-A.':r cU&AjintMA triYvkfa is bread is SuoeTriortd tbliv-f : nnh't he content With brdinarV brands of fertil- - - - z .... - . ...i izer with but a single source of Ammonia, uet tne A 'All T J- - 1 jn uranus. The American Aculhiral Chemical Cb ftctorlei inil oatheni fiilei Officei Located at ' - : : Jackiontlhe. Ra, ' BALTIMORE, MIX ' , ' , MHinSuri. S. C peMacoK Fla. I ' - ' ' " .Wilmington. N. C , 'Sarannah.Oa. ' CHARLESTON, 8. C . Norfolk. V. 1 ft fT.ini'i .in. .ii .''A''"'.utv'w""J Get a "catch'V a good stand, and a big yield of CIOVEIt, ALFALFA, Peas, Beans, Vetch, and all other Legumes riociiitQ with Jla Lrprc.'sl Ccrcsa Soil hocclidr, itiLl j-H :,:r IVocks mm Gold Medal St. Louis, 1904 PUR E CULTU RE" et- SOIL INOCULATION fOR ALL LEGUMES) 1 UTEtS TO f y ytnuN TMt . i 3 J!uwt row ) In half-acre, 1-acre and 5-acre cans "NITRAGIN' k the original PureCuhure-a granular medium(nof a jelly) nothing to break or epill packed in a ventilated can, containifig millions of surfaces, supportihg hillions 6f nitrogen-gathering germs, their health, strength and virility Gnt liixlon by the Armour Fertilizer Wtiih& Absofutely harrnjess. Ea"y. to use. " An investment not an . expense. Reniernber ""legumes' ndi inoculated take Ho nltrogenfrorarthe ainr Inoculated legumes mean hifeer yields rlcherfe'edifig Value, better" s6il. - . - ' Avoid Imiiatidni. LOOK FOR THE ARMOUR OVAL LABEL Pure Culture inoculation is endorsed by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture and other authorities. Don't waste good seed. Make your crop sure. Inoculate with "NITRAGIN". It can be obtairied for onyieguihe. ... r Sec year seed dealer cr ivrite car nesrest ciiice fcrree booklet. Chidflo.nu A Balfiior, fc JAuiritiVGi; CrearoIi. C. ikcks&nvCl ha. " KashvillJ, teni. eonie .-ii;W;tefKj6ff:Mnmettt7rfrs YOUR badie )f safety; and we staridjback of iti Send lor., l915 ;Catal6g. Alison's Oet ' qijaintfed Off er 15- varieties;- of feardcr seed for $1.00 (J4 rii6reiiaatilrialrquantify ehough for a-corriplete garden. .. Order today andi ;et otir illuli tratea ataiog wun ? yntcs uu, ucsw lyuuiia ; gi ' au ;; varieties of seed. : S'fl fe' f. " ;'; any Farmer, Merchant or.iianer mo we are; ; Address you , lettcta -DCptrii -t'1.. ' " 3.'.'. ' ' ...LI Turn Vour Seed Pota toco Into Ready Cash We are getting lots of ihciuirles for genuine Irish Cobbler and Look out Hoantalri Seed Potatoes. If yours are foodlf you now , they are right advertise them now. Thou sands of our V a a ii a v r 111 Slant home gardens this year and "live at ome." ; . - - :;:. Get your share of the increased trade.' ' The Progressive Farmer ttENEW ALL, YOUR SUBSCRIPT , TIONS THRbU&H US . ; - .Our clubs save you money.; YTt Will glad ly make a special club on any fkprt you play wlBn. t ; : -r.;-v.fv... :-. One letter, one money" 'orderi 4B"an attended to. -v. ilay ienre yon? .; ' 'vt;r.' 'w.;: PMNT TREES NQl April will be too late. Some things you can put off, but not this;? You gain a whole year in ripening time by planting NOW rather than falL. . ; " - Tell us what you want and we will ship prompUy, - Prices always . reasonable If we weren't reliable this paper would not print this advertisement a; - Plenty Apples, Peaches, in large or small Suantities. Some low prices for large quah ties for spring shipment if ordered at once. Pears, Plums, Grapes, Berries, also Evergreens, Flowering Shrubs, Roses, Shade Trees, etc.. to make the home at tractive. i'V"" ;."?. .'.' HOWARD NURSERY CO.. ' Box 10SL, Stovall, N. C ' li- Special Early Vegetablles Plant Williams Reliable Seeds-tho kind iued ln the famous trucking sections around Norfolk, Va. that grow vegeta bles for Northern markets In time to B6i top-notch early aprlng price. " ? sena ior uaiaiog. Describes all ranetlei seeds planting instructions. ?OLUC$SED CO.i HofoO, Vc SEED WAT:J-llMITmQ "7r rnailm tind tret want ydu to have it. , 11 qescriDes una prices an seed for - tne iarrn, Field and iiarden, includ ini' Watermetok'Seed, Cow Peas'. f $bjl fM&m Veti 6efrii, Peanuts, -ydtatdes;, Chuf zsr and Artichokes!. - liapfbHd Ceeil Cbtn Seed for For ae CrcJpsi, CloVer. GrdsSes, Etc. l Role, Ga. iVi rginia Stq ndQPd ;Sood.:BSHE TTormisr will m'flir Tin mutate ta hmr at this ridieulouUli IB'trlcel' 'draer fc'day ' and w PER. BUSHEL -.,' ",.": .-.. , Farmers will make no mistake to buy at this ridiculoIB write lor our latest price list on au neiq ana garoen .steua 1 . . , JAS. t PRITCHETT & SON. Seedtfmcn, D-iivlIli Virginia. pVirgini5 Stondord Seed DEPENDABLE SEED-DEPENDABLE SEED Field and Garden SA1J RustProo! ee oats, Rye, Barley, Crimson Clo - vor. vetches and Mobile. Ala-1871 ta 1914 Pane. Our bandsome Illustrated Catalosrue of the best ohy Seeds, fenlbs, Insecticides, Incubatori Poultry Supplies MAILED TO YOU FREE on receipt of your application. For Orchard Citrus Trlleliata Seed. Sow now and bud later the Satsnma Orange. : Spray Materials and msecnciaes. u IB w u Every Cotton Crowsr, targe or small, richorpbor, write to B. W.Hawkins Nona, Ga.. for history and descriptive circluar of hia Extra Early Big Boll Prolific Coiton and prices of seed. If 8 free and wfll to tundreda of dollars to you. ijtuck maturity ana maicea a oe per nw Fancy Cotton Seed -You can't afford to plant poor cotton seedVget the best by act- Ual test. Cleveland'! big boll first; everywhere 85c bu. ; 10 bu. or more 75c. Wannamaker's Improved Cleveland, the purest seed known, and Cook's latest improved $1.00 bu. Absolutely, tound, pure and : truetohknig. FairVlcwFaiiii, PalmcllOiGai Deaton 11 fflm.' 2 'o Native TWO EAlIt iWon prizes at 14 Corn Shows and State Fairs. Pure white. Nearest: weevil proof. Makes " largest yield. Samble ear. rinstnaM ' 120c, peck 75c, bu. $2.50.' DEATON NURSERIES, Carthage, N. t and somdjo sen,-either fresli or canned. Plant an orchard this spring-one acre, If you have no more land to devote to this. - Write ns for help In starting. ?J c"foou, with prices and quantity dis- SS?mVSLe,u'f Pf orders. r Can ship till April 1st writ now, before you forget It - . .Reliable Representattres Wanted. s - - J. VAil LINCLttV Mmszavrni r ICS 4...;-1 . : ... : . - PomnM. N i GOTT41W jCSiFrra iJels of hlFh graae Perry Gorton Seed, saved from mature cotton, which I triiiYi tor H.C0 flef fcasheL t a. tT S n w A T"1 8H . - i( A 1 xv. . - - Ei?einisl)oro 10verbneMUon,prulttrees, ind linllf Best that can be grown. 2r?z prices Right.:-';''; - MuVAJ Vtifi & Sons, ticcnp?0 N. CJ Slmtaon' Iissproed ;ClcyeIand W Doll Cotton sd40 per cent 11s PerJonWy.stalk selected Jrom seed omof years. A fourth larger bofi than de? ad- over seventeen bales -on twelve ac"8.,11 and verse seasons 1914. War prices -5 -du. w more at $1.00 Per bu.; 11,25 for less ttty. , few Pullnob and Heavy Fruiter, at same w . D. J. SIMMONS. . -TlmmonfViHC. 'Rifoti-TiTim rttr "llnts. very best nf 51 li AU UUiii I .and old varieties, eluding the two best Fall bearin?. aw ,eed sriis roots, quality Plts true to name. tf Corn, aftero years test:it,mJ5errnlt both in corn and fora?e ; My PjKform and Poultry catalog is fuU of valuably w arlon. i Send for COOT today. "Is ... . fruit trees. r Best manufactured, -.wi b: p. (yiLUAih co . "jM ; VSavc your papers, and a binder. . .

Page Text

This is the computer-generated OCR text representation of this newspaper page. It may be empty, if no text could be automatically recognized. This data is also available in Plain Text and XML formats.

Return to page view