. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. WOOD-LARK" TRADE MARK ON QUICK, CERTAIN. ?5- DEADLY -f* Always Ready, Never Fails Destroys dogs,sage rats. Apply early in Spring when the hungry pests awake from Winter's sleep. Money back if it ever fails. "Wood-Lark" for 26 years has stood every test. It's crop insurance against rodent pests. MANUFACTURED BY CLARKE-WOODWARD DRUG CO. PORTLAND, OREGON IRHODES DOUBLE CUT FRUNING SHEAR. RHODES MFQ. CO., ••0 3. DIVISION AVB . GRAND RAPIDS, HlCIt •JHE onl, pruner made that cutf from both sides of the limb and does not bruise t
. Better fruit. Fruit-culture. WOOD-LARK" TRADE MARK ON QUICK, CERTAIN. ?5- DEADLY -f* Always Ready, Never Fails Destroys dogs,sage rats. Apply early in Spring when the hungry pests awake from Winter's sleep. Money back if it ever fails. "Wood-Lark" for 26 years has stood every test. It's crop insurance against rodent pests. MANUFACTURED BY CLARKE-WOODWARD DRUG CO. PORTLAND, OREGON IRHODES DOUBLE CUT FRUNING SHEAR. RHODES MFQ. CO., ••0 3. DIVISION AVB . GRAND RAPIDS, HlCIt •JHE onl, pruner made that cutf from both sides of the limb and does not bruise the bark. Made in all (tyles and sizes. W« pay Ejtpress charges on all orders. Write (or circular and pnccs. One of the greiitcsl to be derived from the t^rowlh of in orchards are resiilling from the inlUicnce of the vegetable matter upon the physical condition of the soil and from the rcsidt of decay of this material rendering its chemical constiluenls availal)le as food mate- rials for the trees whose welfare they are designed to inlhience. The sooner crops are plowed into the soil and allowed to decay, the sooner will their beneficial influence be felt. The re- frigerant effect of the shade of such crops and the application of irrigation water appear to have a beneficial in- fluence upon the trees. This and the possible infiuence of legumes being associated with non-legumes frequently exerts a marked influence upon the appearance and vigor of trees before an appreciable amount of plant mate- rial has decayed ui)on or within the soil. A splendid example of what can be accomplished by the proper use of cover crops is the orchard owned by F. R. Radford, which is upon a soil very similar to the above experiment. When his orchard began to show signs of distress, some seven or eight years ago, he began immediately to use win- ter cover crops, and continued sys- tematic clean culture during the sum- mer season. During the past three years h
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