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mm i * Leadefthip hat its rewards. But it has its obligations and itt responsibilities too. Whether you are a Captain leading your men of a fertilizer manufacturer in the first rank of your industry, you will not keep your position for long unless you are ready and willing to assume the obligations that your position entails. No one is more conscious of these facts than Smith-Douglass. - ** * In the making of tobacco fertilizers, Smith-Douglass has attained a reputation and position second to none. That reputation and that posi tion were NOT attained by making fertilizers "just like" or merely Ujust as good as" the other fellow, but by making fertilizers that were BETTER. You'll never make anything BETTER if you make it just as everyone else does* ? Smith-Douglass fertilizers are DIFFERENT. They always have been DIFFERENT. - And we expect to keep on making them DIFFERENT. * . ? ' w 1 ? - ? Smith-Dougkss has blezed a trail in the making of tobacco fertilizers that produce more pounds to the acre and mean more dollars when the crop issold. ? We are convinced that tobacco farmers want that kind of fertilizer for their tobacco crops. We feel that is one of the obligations ot leadership to continue making that kind of tobacco fertilizer for you. ? Yes, Smith-Douglass fertilizers are DIFFERENT. They could never have attained their reputation to any other way. i.-'S .&
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