The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1910-05-25
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SIDE DRESSING

ering time, coming in as the Nitrate
of Soda gives out. This fertilizer va
are Offering you, we think, is better.
than just straight Nitrate Of Soda,
Nitrate of Soda by itself gives aquick
rapid growth and then 1t gives out.
That is like a cotton crop getting q;
good soaking season and then having:
that followed bya long dry spell, but
this fertilizer that we are Offering
you, composed Of, Nitrate Of Soda,
blood and fish scrap, Will have the,
same effect on your cotton as d good
soaking season followed By showers.
until frost, because the fish scrap and
blood will continue the growth start;
ed by the Nitrate of Soda. Now, y0H
cannot command the seasons or thu
showers, but you can apply thetf tfgztts'
lizer which is a most excellent sui
stitute and Is the only one ayailahlAs &
Side dressing adds largely toy05Ir;
crop. 1t shades the ground qniGkHEi
and this helps the land, pfu6alEfB
more leaves, makes more,staIt and;
when this is ploWed in 1T adds Ilfs
mus to the land, and Wand WatlioGt
humus is like leather vi hont oil rs;
has lost its usefulness. ,I5ss
By side dressing you pakeA Il
bale of cotton to, the act aaS;'
and the seed out OF, 81 Fcrx 0tI
which yields q bale. to "a
more, will about pay for the
and the picking. Y have
crops of cotton where the whole l
would mot pay for the ffeii4ilfzSEW 81 I$
costs something to aide druess uess 4 6llE'
what does that matter WHEN syobd! Vi ! !Rat
back three or four dollars TO. #
you pay out one. YOU can tel &
difference betweensa field of }k5
that you side dress and one. tiSS !1B'
not side dressed bySFiding tbys &dfI
takes three or four hundred ppHAf
i seed cotton to the acre tCmaRG d{1fHl
ence enough to tell lit By ffdipR bRsf2S
that when you do tell II by Tidi1gRf
you may know that the better 5
will yield at least three IbHn5I =
pounds more OF seed sCttdn fljan ${ls3
other. Now, tfis three hum
pounds OF seed viii Yield y1fe q ay0tiF FHgdjB:
than 100 pounds of lint. Fe 6If x
know what cotton viii beWorElf XjY
year; it 14l now Call it ~. XII 3
next fall. One hundfe pound
lint cotton will bring you t#eIv1S Q5
lars, and it will cost you FleeSs s
four dollars per acre to ST desg1f X
Any farmer who has ayeSBi1Bdx 8;
ed his cotton will tell Won fist iit3 i
him to do 1t. There sissgOpds ls{ajff
in it, and. then 1t makes a;IuSH}
better and gives him 8 bettAS
ing in his Community t0shay ii}j
large, greasy looking c0tf0h, t5il88n S'
does to have little, yellow, SfSs 81 s. s.
stunted, bumble-bee cptto "a: "a 34I6E
time has passed in this EountfYsvBd8lf
a man can maintain hisrespecfa6ll
and raise bumble-bee cotton rs Hha
time has gone. sssl9;l! .s.,s S.: z
Now, if by making two blad Isl 6E
grass grow where but one GfhW ShE 8
fore, you confer q favor on the while
human family, how much fS
favor do you confer when you make
two bales of cotton grow where hnsA
half grew before. You cannot d6 1T
unless you side dress, and side drss.
with the right kind of fertilizer BY
side dressing with our, sp. eially pres
pared side dressing fertilizer, y0n can
make long ways the best cotton and
corn crops yol have ever grown.
Try it, and the only regret youWiii
have will be that you have not been;
doing it ever since You have: been
farming. ,.s =.
to g. Oil Company u II ~
IN, S. c. y s.. 4. (.
D. S. VANDIvRR, Manager.
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