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POULTRY AND EGGS.

DANISH special for fN june ' only, SO hSndred
pure HOLLYWOOD, best, trap nested, SIS.
Phone j. B. Henry, Falls Church 346. 81
BABY CHICKS-Barred Rocks, r, l. Reds,
White Leghorns, White Wyandottes on sale
each week; strong, healthy, lively thorough-
breds. +. w. Bolgiano & Co, 500 st. NV.
BABY CHICKS AND DUCKLINGS.
Pure-bred Reds, Rocks and Leghorns.
White Picking and Indian Runner Duckltngs.
Atherton's Pet Shop. 6l2 st. NV.
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All this and more passed through Tarzan's memory
under the Pickering candle light he stood gazing
at the long tiers of du-yellow metal. And all the
while Werper, in hiding watched the ape-man,
waiting for him to be gone. He had learned the
secret for which he had trailed Tarzan and now he
could return to his cutthroat band, bring them to
the treasure and carry away all that they could
stagger under,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WAN IED-Sh LEoNIEN.
SALESMAN or distributor with car or light
truck to sell candy specialties and food
products to retail stores liberal commits.
sion. Reply, giving references, age and
telephone number for appointment to Box
329-v, Star ONCE. g.
SALESMAN for new nationally advertised ar
ticle. now going over big; everybody neeo
1t; non-SeaSonal; no competitions; substitutes
very expensive apparatus; strictly commits
sion basis, give phone number for appoint
ment. Address Box 342-V, Star office.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A
YOUNG MAN WITH A CAR
Who wants to make a permanent connec-
ton. with, the. largest organization OF its
selling experience. Address Box 1915, Star
once.
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HELP--MEN.
sE1.-A1.lA
NNUHIIHutU.I
NHT% -aryE

AN OPENING FOR statesmen TO REP
RESENT WASHINGTON OFFICE OF IA
TIoNAL ORGANIZATION. EXCELLENT
FOR CONSCIENTIOUS MEN.
PERMANENT. SALARY AND COMMISSION;
PROMOTION ASSURED PRODUCERS. SEE
T. STEWART, 1905 EAST CAPITOL ST,
End FLOOR, WEDNESDAY, ! PM. TO s.;
THURSDAY, 9 TO II. ONLY
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOME AND BUsINEssI
Modern, practically new home in LIST
commercial one: large rooms; up-to-date
in every detail; 3 large porches, large attic,
built-in garage; in new section OF north
cellent opportunity for most any business.
Further details, see Mr.. Waple.
MAPLE q JAMES, INC,
1925 14th st. NV North 0962.
LUNCH ROOM. doing 5000 daily business;
downtown location. Price, $4,000. Easy
terms.
Several paying roomins houses. 10 to 10
rooms each. Prices rance from $3.50 to
$1,000.
p. F. CARLEY, SOP 10th ST
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BOATS.

bUAIS.
SPEED BOAT, Boyd-Martin "Bullet" out
board, mahogany. for SALE in water five
hours; bargain. Phone Ga. o9ll g.
JOHNSON. CAILLE AND ELTo distributors.
A good variety. of used motors always on
hand Your old motor in trade. Terms.
All motors guaranteed and demonstrated.
Capitol Boat Works, TIA K st. s.w,
AT FAIR HAVEN, MD.-Heavily constructed
engine, reverse gear; good condition; SITS.
North 4692-W.
TRUNK CABIN, about sxl2, oak and cypress,
nicely furnished; skylight, galvanized pipe.
cockpit, awning frame 6x8; good condition;
all for $40 North 46o2-W
RUNABoUT. one, 32-ft.., 25-mile. 5000; also
I4-I5 miles, 1895 boat. si,77bo Get our list
of new and used boats: terms
FLooD9GATE MOTOR BOAT AGENCY.
Phone Nat 1898 &c
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Satisfied Tarzan retraced his steps to the summit
of the kopje. Werper from his hiding place,
watched him pass upward. then he dropped stealthy
into the darkness of the tunnel entrance and dis
appeared. The ape-man, upon the kopjes edge,
raised his voice in the thunderous roar of lion.
Thrice he repeated the cry and listened Family,
the Waziri chieftain had heard the signal and was
coming,
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SITUATION--DOMESTIC.
1ronfinuad


GIRL, colored, wishes position, maid or
mothers helper: man as elevator operator
or presserj experienced; references. Adams
GIRL colored, wishes maid or waitress work.
GIRL. colored, wants work by the, day,
1884
GIRL, colored, reliable, wants part-time
work; no SUNDAYS. N. 53s5.
GIRL. colored, wants nurse Job very fond
Of children Cali Pot. $685.
GIRL, colored. with good references, wants
Sunday, no nights; will take days work.
Nat. 3941. 8l2 N ]. ave. NV.
GIRLS. 2, colored, wish work of any kind.
Call 1922 Montello ave. ne.
MAID, colored, neat, first cook, splendid
worker, does full or part time; nurse, moth
er'S helper; ref. Decatur 2419.
MAID, colored, neat, good cook, excellent
waitress, mothers helper; full, part time;
can leave city; reference. Potomac 1883.
SITUATION, chambermaid, kitchen maid,
waitress or nurse, white GIRL willing. Phone
North 34l2. Sc
WOMAN, colored, neat, pleasant, excellent
go away; best reference. Pot. 5sl2
WOMAN, colored, wishes general houSework,
good cook; can give reference. Phone West
WOMAN, colored, good wants place to cook,
general work. good cook and manager. Ad-
dress Box 81, Falls Church, Va. 4"
WOMAN, colored widow, wants housework,
maid or charWoman; stay nights city REL
erences. Atlantic 4165-J.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. ls2s-see this one, be
convinced of It's value; driven by careful
owner; upholstery is spotless. hnish IKE
new; t325. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1873
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.
CHOW, male, for stud purposes Choice OF
one male puppy required. Phone Potomac
1924
GERMAN SHEPHERD (poiice5 pups. thor
ct. NV. 81
CANARIES-Guaranteed male songsters ct
reasonable prices. Atherton Pet shop. 6l2
F st. NV, I404 Irving NV.
PUPPIES-Boston terriers, collies, .poodles,
etc; several IS puppies. Fairchild's Pet
Shop. 1919 9th st. NV.
TEMPUL CATTERY.
Boarding Cats and Dogs.
Good care. Plenty fresh air.
New. large, individual runs.
PERSIAN CATS AT SERVICE.
KITTENS FOR SALE.
Phone Bradley l44. 4927 Battery Lane.
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.
SADDLE HORSE good manners, no blem-
ishes. Conger's Laundry. 2sTd and N. Z.
ave. NV.
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CHEVROLET COUPE, 1927; paint. tires and
general condition Al; excellent appearance;
sls5; terms, trade. Hill 4 Tibbitts. sol l4th
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GIRL, experienced in credit de-
partment, prefer one with ex-
perience on N. c. R. charge
b o r d. Permanent position.
State experience and salary. Ad-
dress Box 238-V, Star office.
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GOWN HANDS.
Thoroughly experienced in store
work.
JULIUS GARFINCKEL & co.
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SIX REFINED LADIES
under IS; references; no SELL
ing; 81 to $40 per day possible ;
paid while training. Call Ma
tional 1854, ask for Miss
Thomas; hours for interview,
Oil and z to 5 pm.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHAMBERMAID.WAI white; place
for summer; well recommended by present
employer Call Decatur 4424 or 1871 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
COUNTRY GIRL wishes part-time work.
Call at T74 Lamont st. NV.
COOK, white; good cook, willing worker:
stay nights; $40 week. s. M, 2003 3rd
st. ne.
GIRL, colored. wishes dishwashing or house
maid. Address 1855 Church 81 NV.
GIRL for chambermaid, privaIe family; local
references. McAbes Pot. 3096.
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CHRYsLER COACH. late 1923 model 50,
finish like new. low mileage, any demon,
stration; sacrifice, 1878, terms. 1897 Euclid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-04

RADIO SALES AND REPAIRS.
USED RADIO SETS, So up; speakers, eiimi-
majors and parts. Smiths. 1903 Columbia
I'd
BOSCH. RADIO, 7-tube cleo, table model,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-04

MARoUETTE 1880 COACH. s875; has had
excellent care; guaranteed the same as
new car; an outstanding value at the price;
terms and trade. Emerson & Orme. nth
and NJ SITS. nv.
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NASH 1897 SPECIAL 6 COUPE; finished In
two-tone Duco; excellent rubber and leather
upholstery in perfect condition. real buy;
your car as part payment; terms. Emerson
K, Orne nth and NJ
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sALE--AUToMoBHEs.

CHEVROLET COACH, is2s-S,5Oo miles: by
naval oficer going to sea- cash. Apply
Room 3645: Navy Building. Phone evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-04

PLYMoUTH COACH, los0-NeW car, driven
TnrreY Motor Co. 2Ina I, st N0
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PEERLESS 1927 SEDAN; new rubber seat
covers. in excellent mechanical condition;
will give many miles of satisfactory trans
portation at low cost; priced low; terms and
trade Emercon & Orme, nth and M SITS.
PTERCE-ARROW MODEL 30 BR0U0HAM-
Fine motor car and q real barsain; $3.50.
Harry Sommers. Inc, Pterce-Arrow Distrib-
utor, Potomac OS5e
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER. rumble seat. new
top, Duco finish; motor overhauled; sons
classy carl 552l Kansas ave. NV. georgia
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FARM AND GARDEN.

CABBAGE. tomato pepper, egg plants; ,aster
scarlet sage zinnias. cosmos, Snapdragon
and perennials ported petunias, geraniums
coleus, cannas; vines for window ana porch
boxes Emmett Dove. lot Park ST., Rock
vile, Md. Phone 28-W.
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NASH ADVANCED 4-DoOR SEDAN, Spas
senger, 4-wheel mech. brakes; 2-tone Duco.
This car runs like new; 1895; can give terms.
Dec 2aRA. l127 2 at. NV. Ae
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FORD COACH, 1929, Al condition; look.
necessary. Washington Auto Exchange
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ESSEX COACH, 1923; mechanicAlly perfect;
new tires and guarantee; good terms and
will consider small car in trade. Call Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-04

PACKARD SIX PASSENGER SEDAN-Per-
feet condition; third series; $3.50; will sell
on time at regular finance rates. A. g.
Boatwright, Manassas. Va.
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ESSEX COACH, late 1928, with saddle lamps
and all extras: going to be sold this week
only $685.. can give new-car terms. Mr..
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Duco finish like new, motor in excellent
shape; priced low; your car in trade terms.
Emerson & Orme, nth and NJ SITS. NV.
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dition; a real buy for $3.50. National Auto
Sales Co.. 50 New York ave. ne. Open until
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RUNS FINE; BARGAIN. $3.50; TERMS IF
NECESSARY WASHINGTON MOTOR EX-
DODGE COUPE, 1924 real good car. with
I'VE balloon tires; yours for $l1950. Mr..
Roper. I'LL 18th st. n ".
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CHEVROLET COACH, le3O--Fully eduipped'
low milease; perfect condition; new-csr Ws
ranged. See Mr.. Graves, owens Motor Co.
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PONTIAC COUPE. new tires; siT5 cash;
guaranteed. Call Mr.. Inge, Col 3746.
sTUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN 1875
Perfect in every respect; Se75. Franklin
Motor Car Co., S46 Penna. ave. NV. Met
WHfPPET COACH, late 1928; one Of the
Sleanest little cars IN town; owned by lady.
new-eAr terms; only $3.50. Mr.. Roper, I'LL
18th 81. NV, Decatur 02i6.
CLEANEST CARS IN TOWN.
1890 Hupp 8 Sedan, custom equipped.
1928 Willys-Knisht 70-A SedzA. .......s67
1853 Chevroi s Coaches. see. hanna sss sSS
1928 Whippet Coach Observation-Disclosures $50
Hupmobtle Sport Roadside. .....,.., ITS
Trade & Terms Open SUNDAYS. " ~
Union Station Garage, Inc,
81 Eve st. NE
NE. Hupmobile Sales & Service,
30 n OF, NE e.
Continued on Next Page.)
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FORD MODEL PFAEToN-oniy s285; new
tires, new Duco, excellent mechanically. just
the car for this weather. terms. trade. Hill
& Tibbitts sol 18th st. NV.
FORD TOWN SEDAN, nearly new; si56
cash, balance monthly. Steuart Motor Co.,
9Th at NV. Natl 5000.
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FORD SPORT PHAETON, model A, new
Duco paint and tires, wire wheels, fender
wells and tilt windshield; motor perfect;
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ESSEX TOWN SEDAN. 4-door beautiful
blue car, perfect condition. fully eauipped;
sacrifice for quick sale FIRST $l3S cash; will
demonstrate. Cleveland 5061.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate
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CHEVROLET COUPE. ls27-Four new tires;
ton: for nuick sale sil5 Shepherd 1898.
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FORDS-Model A coupes. We have on hand
and ready for any demonstration ~ Of these
fine cars, all colors, guaranteed to be in the
best OF condition.; priced from s295 to $S9o.
See them today At Hill Tibbitts, used.ear
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EoRDs-Model T coaches. cSupss, tSu rtnss.
the early shopper will ind a Great stock at
unheard-of prices; these cars are in run;
nins co9olHn snd WIZ ge sna we'll III
worth the price we ask. Hill & Tibbitts,
used-car department. 3rd floor, 301 l4th st.
md
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ESSEX COACH, is26-Practicaiiy new tires;
clean and perfect mechanical condition; $50
Conard Garage. 1922 Eve st. NV.
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FORD COUPE. 1924 beautiful car you'll
be proud to own because Of its performances
and appearance; good tires; fully equipped;
$500. Barry-Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman
ave, NV,
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MARMoN 4-PASS. CUSTOM sPEEDSTER-
Beautiful platinum sray; wire wheels.
driving light. Car in perfect mechanical
condition and appearance; low MILEAGE. A
nal cost S4.250; sell at a sacrifice. Seen at
1887 10th st. NV Phone North O047 S"
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ESSEX COACH, ls28-This snappy looking
car in dark green Duco is in excellent con-
dition, with bumpers, parking light, notion
eter and 5 good tires; only $275. Barry.
Pate Motor Co., 2525 Sherman ave. NV.
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OH OAIIONO-WEN IND WOMEN.
COUPLE desires work together as cook and
butler or separately; willing to leave city;
city references. North 0959. 4.
MAN AND WIFE wish to manage Summer
hotel or club for season. Phone Mrs. Reed,
Pot l206-W 4"
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ESSEX EARLY 1928 4-DOoR sEDAN-Excel-
ated: sS4O: terms or trade lincoln 6797. a.
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BUICK 1928 COUPE rumble seat; low mile
age; mechanically perfect, new rubber. paint
trade; terms. Emerson Orme, 18th and
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FORD SEDAN, Ford coupe both in real good
miss these. Auto Loan 4 Sales Co., 908 10th
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-21

under the complete brought up to
6-1O-7.
In our opinion the grower this
year, with his limited finance for
fentilizer work. would be justified,
from what data we have, in ommit-
ting the potash from the fertilizer
until more definite information is
available, or, it was to be used, limit
ed to four percent. By committing the
potash and by the purchase of such
ingredients as mentioned above one
would be able to cover more trees
and thus increase yields we believe
without any serious trouble.
In the first mixture given above.
namely, amn1ophos B; superphos-
plate, and ammonium sulphate, we
would recommend the application of
the ammophos and super this fall
thoroughly disking it in. The ammo
MUM sulphate should then be applied
in the bitches just before blooming
in the spring. With the second mix.
ture, namely, arlmophos A plus am
monium sulphate, we would recon.
mend the application of the ammo
pfos A and one pound of ammonium
sulphate per tree in the fall thorough
ly disking this in and the addition of
the remaining 21a pounds of ammo
a,;um sulphate before blooming in. the
spring. In the third mixture ammoni-
UNI sulphate and super, the superphos-
phate and 3L2 pounds of the ammonl-
UNI sulphate should be applied and
thoroughly disked in the fall and
the remaining 2Ia pounds of ammoni-
I'M, sulphate applied before blooming
Ii, the spring. If one is using the ap-
plication of the 20 pounds of COM
plete in the fall thoroughly disk the
orchard and follow this with the
pounds Of ammonium sulphate in the
spring.
The rate of application per tree
must be determined by the growers
themselves. The amounts recon-
mended above are for orchards show
ing considerable need of fertilizers.
Care must be taken that fertilization
is not overdone although we be-
lieve that there is less danger from
this where an abundance of phosphate
is used.
E. c. DURDLE, County Agent.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-21
C. |. WRIGHT INJURED
BY APPLE WASHER

While reaching into the apple
washer while the machine was run
ming, to move something that was
out of place, C. l. Wright, packing
foreman at the White Bluffs Ware
house, suffered a deep cut in the
back of his wrist this, Friday, morn
ing when his arm was caught in
the mechanism of the washer. DR..
e. F. Newton dressed the wound,
which bled profusely. Because of
the accident and the fact that the
washer needs some repairs, the
warehouse closed down for the day.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-21
WHAT MCCORMICK FOUND
IN PRIEST RAPIDS VALLEY

The report of c. G. Mccormick,
agricultural development agent OF the
Milwaukee railroad for the Idaho and
Coast divisions, as published in the
November issue of the Milwaukee
Magazine, contained the following
paragraphs regarding this valley:
Called on our Agent Woods, and
Baker, at the local packing plant, and
Mr.. Paschen of the cold sto age plant,
at White Bluffs, Washington. Mr..
Paschen reports very excellent crop
of high grade apples with the per
cent of culls running this year very
low. Called on Codding and Heide-
man, orchardists, and learned from
them that on their fertility tests their
apple crop on one section Of the
orchard had been, in two years,
boosted from 5000 to practically
5000 boxes, with a very small per-
centage of culls and also very low
percentage of c grade apples. Mr..
Codding reported 1000 boxes of
Jonathan apples per acre on fertil-
lied acres and these were disposed of
this year, most of them at $1.65.
"Mr. Weber, at his local plant in
Hanford, Washington, is running
very high quality grade Of De-
licious and Jonathan, with a yield
of approximately 1000 boxes per acre.
Found also, in talking with William
Weber Jr., that he had purchased
the ranch adjoining his fathers place,
with the intention of putting the
entire 20 acres in early apples and
Anjou pears. Inasmuch as this terri
tory is especially adapted to the pro-
duction of such early fruits and is
one of the things we can well afford
to boost, we are cooperating with the
fruit growers in developing this bust
ness.
IS. v. Tanning White Bluffs, Wash
ington, harvested a Is ton per acre
crop of Amber sorghum, planted July
10 on ground he had used in growing
crop of Irish Cobbler potatoes,
which were harvested the latter part
of June making seven tons per acre
and marketed at $4,000 per ton. Found
an excellent crop of apples through
out this district and opportunities
for greatly increased acreage of early
fruits in this territory"
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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-11-21
GROWERS WORK OUT
FERTILIZER MIXTURES

A meeting of growers of the Ben
ton City community who were inter
ested in securing fertilizers at the
lowest colt per acre was attended
Last week. After some general dis
cussion on fundamentals of fertili
cation, various combinations ferti-
izer ingredients were worked out anc
the comparative cost of these deter
mined. The fertilizers were all worked
out on the basis of 6-10-O fertilizer
with an application of twenty pounds
per tree in getting at the cost per
tree. The various combinations were
as follows: ammophos B (16-20) four
pounds per tree; Superphosphate, 8
pounds per tree, and ammoniumsul-
phate, pounds per tree, making
total of Is pounds of fertilizer to be
applied to each tree which would be
equivalent to twenty pounds of 6-10-C
and would cost 33 cents per tree. This
cost is based upon a price of $1,000
per ton for the anmophos; $1,000 per
ton. for superphosphate and $4,000
per ton for ammonium sulphate.
Another combination was ammo
phos A G1-46) ~ pounds per tree
and ammonium sulphate 31a pounds
per tree, making total of pound
per tree which would be equivalent
to twenty pounds of 6-10-O, and
would cost 28c per tree, this being
based upon price of $500 for am
rnophos and $4,000 for the ammonium
sulphate.
Another combination worked out
was ammonium sulphate 6 pounds per
tree land superphosphate IL pounds
per tree making total of 18 pounds
equivalent to 20 pounds of 6-10-O and
costing 81 cents per tree. This was
based upon the same price for the
ingredients as given above.
Another combination was a 3-1O-7
complete sold by fertilizer companies,
20 pounds of this costing As cents per
tree. If this were brought up to g.
1917 by the use of pounds Of am
monium sulphate added to the 20
pounds of 3-10-7 there would be %
pounds of fertilizer having 6-10-7
analysis and would cost 52A cents
per tree. If the second combination
given above, namely, ammophos A
(1-46) plus ammonium sulphate, was
brought up to 6-10-7 by the addition
of potassium sulphate it would make
this combination cost 81 cents per
tree for a 6-1O-7. One would then have
eleven pounds of fertilizer to spread
per tree and the cost would be 15N