Came the Spring
RITISH COLUMBIA’S fertile soil

will, in a few brief weeks, be hold-
ing the attention of countless amateur
gardeners. Each one of countless
thousands of home-owners will be con-
scientiously striving to make his garden
the brightest and neatest of them all.

And here’s a secret: there’s a low-
cost B. C. Electric product that makes
lawns and shrubs perfect.

At Quilchena Golf Club .is to be
found a perfect example of the perfect
lawn. Andrew White, superintendent
of the Quilchena club, keeps his golf
greens in their state of velvety green
perfection through the use of B. C.

Electric Sulphate of Ammonia (21
per cent. water soluble nitrogen).

Sulphate of Ammonia is a powder.
It should be added to water and...
well, you'll find the directions for its
use on either the attractive five-pound
carton that sells for 60 cents, or on
the larger ten-pound sack that sells
for $1.00.

A dollar and a quarter buys enough
_B. C. Electric Sulphate of Ammonia to
successfully fertilize 2500 square feet
of lawn.

Poet: “My work will be read a hun-
dred years from now.”
Friend: “Why, the editors won't

keep it in their desks as long as that,
will they?”

Here’s how they do it at Quilchena, popular Vancouver golf course.

For a perfect lawn, treat with

Sulphate of Ammonia, in the spring. Then water down. Velvet in texture—emerald green and weedless.

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