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t/ERY (LAREFULLY CARRIED OUT SERIES OF TESTS Soilgro in fairly rich soil with wheat, oats, barley and corn, wed an increased yield over the same grain crops not treated, [mm 24 to 38 per cent. They also matured earlier and were much better quality than the untreated.

gRN WHICH HAD BEEN TREATED, ripened in a section . Northern Manitoba where it had not been known to ripen be- re, and the half of the ﬁeld, not treated, did not ripen but was . t green.

. FIELD 0F OATS NEAR TORONTO which was treated with oilgro, showed a largely increased yield over an adjoining ﬁeld t treated, while a ﬁeld of ensilage corn North of Toronto, show- . an increase of well over 5o per cent. greater than the next ﬁeld ich was not treated. i

FIELD OF WHEAT IN HURON COUNTY which was treat- . with Soilgro was said to be one of the ﬁttest ever grown in hat section. '

ITII POTATOES THE RESULTS HAVE BEEN VERY ATISFACTORY. We saw one large patch half of which had en treated and half not. in mid-season the treated plants were ully twice as la-rge and vigorous as the untreated; and at the em‘ l the season, when harvested, there were more and larger tuber:- roin the treated than from the others. Many other users have eported similar results, Mr. George Baldwin, of 'l‘oronto. oni l the best known Canadian hot ticulturists, gives his experience ll. is letter in our book of testimonials.

ALL KINDS OF FIELD CROPS require practically the sata. plant food as our garden crops, and wnile soil and climate condi- tions may vary the exact increase in yield from the use of Soilgro the results. are much the same with ﬁeld crops as with the garden

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Metal Bed Outﬁt. Reg- 18.50. Sale .........ll-5ii Complct, outfit consisting 0| white enamel bed woven wire spring. good quality wool top mattress 5 Ilnchcs thick with good quality art

ticking. all sizes. Regular $18.50. Sale prices ................ $11-50

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Metal Beds. Regular $6.50. Sale price 2 75

2 only doubio width 1...... enamel metal beds floor samples which are

slightly damaged. Regular $6.50.

Sale price ................................. .. $2.75

All Steel Springs. Re- gular, 6.50. Sale price . . . . .

Constructed with high grade ear- bon steel and mounted on steel frame with angle side and end

rails all sizes regular $6.50. Sale price ................................ $4.96

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All Steel Beds. Regu- Extra -- Felt Mattress

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Sale . . . . . ' Simmons All Steel White Beds built of one piecq seamless

stool tubing continuous post with 5 upright ﬁllers all sizes. Regular

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10.00. - .... . 7.50 A well filled all felt mattress about 5 inches thick covered with a good quality an tielelnd closely tufted French roll edge ‘and guaranteed sanitary weight about 45 pounds. All sizes. Regular $10.00.

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SATISFACTORY RESULTS WILL BE SECURED from tht se of Soilgro alone, on potato crops, in a great many cases, ant. n almost every case its use will permit a large reduction in thi mount of chemical fertilizer used, and betterlresults will. be se- i-urcd at lower costs. l

EOR THE GRAIN FARMER Soilgro will produce earlier aud_betler grain crops, if uset

according to directions. To got the best results the seed should be treated before planting. The, cost ofhSoilgro in quantity is so moderate that the grain grower can well aﬁord to use it unspar ingly. Where Soilgro is used the estimated increase in crops i: irom to to 50 per cent., depending upon soil and climatic condi- tions. A-ll seeds treated with Soilgro, on test, have germinated in about one-third less time than untreated seeds. Soiigro treatment lot only accelerates and increases growth ‘but it improves thcl luality of the product. For example, to grow a much ﬁner qualityl of. wheat means much tothd farmtr. ~ _ Follow for grain seeds the general directions, allowing sulﬁ- eient time while the seeds are immersed in the Soilgro solution for

them to soften, and for the bacteria to become attached to thel seeds. But do fl0l leave them immersed long enough lo permit gar-l mmall mi. , Let the seeds dry out after this in a wami shady place on I

dry surface’, spreading them out in thin layers. Seeding should be proceeded with as soon as the seeds are dry enough to go through the drill seeder.

FOR THE DAIRY FARMER

Soilgro is most excellent for pasture growths. Soilgro l: so inexpensive that the dairy farmer can use it on his pasture land and get increased crops of alfalfa, clover, hay, etc.

Treatment is the same as for lawns, by spraying with the diluted solution of Soiigro.

Periodical applications, particularly in times of drought. will insure permanently green pastures.

FOR THE GROWER OF ROOT CROPS

Soimizo gives a much better yield with much ﬁner quality For Seeds r-Same directions as for vegetables above. For Plantsz-Sanie directions as for transplanting. v

FOR THE FRUIT GROWER:

SoiLcao is excellent for tree, vine and bush fruits. In setting out fruit trees, bushes and plants, if roots are ﬁrst treated with Soiuiito, a much smaller percentage of the shrubs will be lost

Spray the ground frequently with SOILGRO diluted solution. When setting out strawberry plants, for instance, if the roots are ﬁrst soaked over night in SOILGRO, the majority of the plants wii net droop and fade. but will begin a healthy growth. In mun) cases strawberry plants set out with SOILGRO treatment will beat f1 fair crop the ﬁrst year. The berries are large and juicy, ripen 111g about a week earlier than untreated fruit. This week ahead on the market is very valuable to the grower. SOlLGRO will pro duce more and ﬁner fruit from fruit trees.

For Seeds :—Same directions as for Vegetables. _ For Plants :-—~Same directions as for Transplanting.

FOR POTATOES

Potatoes will thrive m SOILGRO. just as vegetables gen trally and root crops are beneﬁted by the timely application‘ o: sllll-GRO, a much larger potato, and with an increased yield, ha~ bsen obtained following the use of SOILGIO. Li?‘

' . ff t, mo of the tailor growers Arranglng lalelilcQ iliigoughtkto the ‘taint pill a ' bo d t ms a vsr ou ne in “it laslbmlo) 0t ethe lower growing

‘lgllllzﬂpthn grfllaﬂﬂlllﬂlll. oi annu- Klr on spends, ~ great 31ml- "is aﬂoctivonell o the ala- M“ his srrnﬂlﬂnsllt om do- orr" “P011 the juxtaposition of col- m and the helsht and manner of d"!!! oi’ the plant. it ls apparent he ‘a sir neh annual should nob ‘m? "ed beside s three or tour- "m #116. so it ls essential to study h, "r5" 0i the lants ll urrsng- H: ° Irwulnx. t tn an excellent h: 1°. Ifnde tho height from the m "his! plants arths n-ont or 1M or m border to m. taller

groups being allowed to dip -l'ur thsr back into the border. ln s series of beds the grndng esn ‘b’ done mor elleetivsly with tbs lower-gm lng plants in the central beds and the taller ones In the out- or beds.

Color arrangement ls n msttero individual taste. The 511114111 811011111 be planted lo colors the owner pro- cm and admires. Some do not mm yellows. Others do. There l: ample ,mster'ul to site 11w 8130"’- gg the prevailing tone d9!" l“ tbs garden. Avoid shnrv 139"‘ trusts such as scarlet and bright

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y WWI To» Mattress. Art Tick-lug. Reg. $6.50. sat, pa... s5 4s Reversible Wool and Fiber Mattress. Reg. $7.00. Sale price $5 95

Spectlal all Felt Mattress Roll Edge Reg. $10.00 .Ssle price $7.50 slumber Kins Layer rm Roll Edges Reg. $12.00. sat, pm, $8.59 Simmons Special built in layers. Reg. $11.00. Sale price $7.95 Simmons Grey Label, all cotton. Reg. $16.50, salc pa” 513,95

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$2.50 t0 $40.00

Double Sliding Steel Couches- $11.50

Simmons double sliding steel couches link fabric springs, felt mattresses covered with green dc- nlm or art cretonne. Regular $15.00 Sale pricc .............................. .. $11.50

Children’-s Cribs With (btton Down Mattress

Simmons Children's. Crlbbs. drop sides so that they may be drawn up close to the bod, three different designs, extra good quality cotton down mattresses well filled and tufted supplied with each crib.

$8.50 to $12.00

nil blues or pinks will harmonize "ell. Purple and scarlet intensi- es tihe scarlet at a distance. "l" reds of ver-benn venosa and salvta n the pnrkslllustrntlng this com- lmitlon, which ‘is harsh eiope at ‘and but extremely vivid at a dis- wnve. White ls needed l0 1118B“ p hat-sh contrasts. i111! 81101110 "l" sell sparingly. m1 it gives s spotty lfcct it scattered about the gar- ‘ -n.

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