. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. I0i6 BETTER FRUIT Page 2j When It's Nitrate Time for Peaches Use broadcast 200 lbs. per acre this Spring after Blos- som Time. It takes Nitrate of Soda for Peach Results. Send Post Card Today for Fruit Books â Free WM. S. MYERS, Director 25 Madison Ave., New York ipiTTiERcoBunNco/i arenandy and use- ful after the grease fias been used. They serve to remind you that fwhile using the C. & S. Axle Grease you had no trouble with I the wheels. Hiff-Coburn Compstij S(n FiancUct) Jrees * wtth jrogr yonng trect. Oft« rabbM wfll kUl m«ny n ⢠itrfk nl(hL Mice and :u
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. I0i6 BETTER FRUIT Page 2j When It's Nitrate Time for Peaches Use broadcast 200 lbs. per acre this Spring after Blos- som Time. It takes Nitrate of Soda for Peach Results. Send Post Card Today for Fruit Books â Free WM. S. MYERS, Director 25 Madison Ave., New York ipiTTiERcoBunNco/i arenandy and use- ful after the grease fias been used. They serve to remind you that fwhile using the C. & S. Axle Grease you had no trouble with I the wheels. Hiff-Coburn Compstij S(n FiancUct) Jrees * wtth jrogr yonng trect. Oft« rabbM wfll kUl m«ny n ⢠itrfk nl(hL Mice and :ui worms wQ] damaie and de*tro7 thatn If /ou don't protect ihen^ 0«i doltari' wonh of protection at â frac- tk» irf a cent ceat by uiing HawKeye Tree Protectors'^ Absolute protection ngainst gnawera wid boirâ¢. â Pt^vrnt trees from becoming lldiuled and bruised by cul- tivator or tawn mower Made of elm veneer, chMnically treated Easily put on and wlH last until tree is beyond nwdifif pnM«tt«v Don t until tome of yo«T tree, are killed â order «i now. RetiulAr »iee 10 Inches wMe. 10 inches h^h Price in lots of 100 â 1 cent .pwce. in toll of 1000 â?i cent â Special sues made to order. Write far circular and samples. Wt malt* ^tiif Ba^tii â gel out priiu. Burlington Basket Company I laB Main SL, Burlington, loMra Oil Company Throws Light on Carbon Deposits ir llu" amount of air enlcriiig the car- Ijiiiftfir is not siitlicient to insure com- plete combustion, we have what is known as a rich mixture, says a bulle- tin on carbon deposit and its causes, issued by the Standard Oil Company. This is a slow-burning mixture rather than an explosive one and will cause excessive carbon deposit. For exam- ple, if the wick of an oil burning lamp is tuined too high, loo much oil will be siphoned thrffugh the wick for the amount of air entering the lamp to form complete combustion. The lamp will smoke, and soot, which is carbon,
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