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THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1925. Ship You r ' ~ Peaches, Cantaloupes, and Asparagus •* TO LORD & SPENCER, Inc. 22 No. Side F. II. Market Established 1887 BOSTON, MASS. Incorporated 1917 T THE CENTRAL HOSPITAL Central Railway officials have done equally as well in selecting Savannah The Central of Georgia Railway as the site for the first unit of this employes have done well to vote for hospital. the erection of a hospital to care for The Central authorities have shown who ill injured and the a commendable interest in the wel those are or Georgia Commission Merchants for - GEORGIA PEACH GROWERS GREEN & MILAM ATLANTA. GEORGIA. A long established reputation as the Biggest and Best in the South WE SOLICIT QUALITY EM IT ON CONSIGNMENT CRATE TO CARLOAD LOTS NECKS ON DAIRY PRODUCTS! Now In Effect. < - Sweet Milk in pint bottle* ..................... ___ 10c each Sweet Milk in quart bottle* .................—...... ... 15c each « > Buttermilk ............................................. ... 5c quart ■ > Butter at market price. Cream ........................-......................-.......— 40c pint - i • Term*: Ca»h in advance or atrictly weekly. W. J. Braswell’s Sanitary Dairy Dairy Phone 3303 Fort Valley. Ga. Res. Phone 131 ++****+++*+*+.H.*****+4"b******++***********+**++*+++* IN PITTSBURGH. PA ANDERSON & JOHNSTON ARE ESTABLISHED TO HANDLE GEORGIA PEACHES ON A LARGE SCALE WITH ALL AVAILABLE PROFIT TO THE GROWER A Good Substantial House in a Good Substantial Market CURTl c o 4 . Established 1826 COMMISSION MERCHANTS We solicit your Boston Peach and Mercantile Reference: Agency. any FRUIT AND PRODUCE Melon shipments. 104-106 Faneuil Hall Market BOSTON, MASS. ‘ fare of the men and women on the payrolls by offering to finance a big institution of this kind to be paid for eventually by those who are to be ( most benefited by it. The erecting of this hospital un¬ der the plans by which it is to be built will bring the big Cental fami¬ ly into even closer communion than it is at present. It will give to the employes an institution in which they well feel a sense of proprietorship and which as we understand it will be largely under the management of those who are to be most benefited by it. No doubt if the Central had desired to do so it could have erected this hospital from its own resources without asking that the employes contribute financially to the cause. Hut in financing the plan so that it could be erected from the funds of those who are to be the recipients of the care and attention of the hos¬ pital authorities it has supplied the immediate funds for the carrying on of a work that the employes are to be interested in from the standpoint of ownership as well as that of em¬ ployes. It is a fine combination. We are quite certain the hospital, when erected, will be a credit to the system and the employes in whose in¬ terests it is to be built. And that its benevolence will be widespread and of genuine worth there is little doubt.—Savannah Press. Cruel Way to Fish Cnlppewu Indians have a way all their own of fishing, and while It Is cruel It usually nets results. They use live squirrels for bait. They fasten the squirrel on a hook with line and then , row out lu tlie lake and throw it over- i board. The squirrel, in Us agony, stirs up the water and attracts the big fish, j One makes a dash and gulps it down nod the Indian then proceeds to land his catch. The usual w ay will do for | us. That’s cruel enough. P E A C S A I Henderson, Linthicum & Co; CAMDEN AND CHARLES STREETS BALTIMORE, MARYLAND COMMISSION MERCHANTS | OVER FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO OUR SHIPPERS 4 USE THE B ALTIMORE MARKET — AND — SEND YOUR SHIPMENTS TO US COMPETENT SALESMEN PROMPT RETURNS REFERENCES: Drovers & Mechanics National Bank of Baltimore The Produce Reporter Dun’s Mercantile Agency Any Railroad Entering Baltimore FRANZELL & CO. i CHESTER Industries PITTSBURGH, PA. Pay rolls heaviest running in years full-blast and Buying power Public generally WHEELING, W. VA. of tremendous community employed and prosperous Heaviest receivers of Peaches on above two markets for many •/ •/ years. * The trade come to us for Peaches because they know we will have daily supplies from start of Georgia season until the latest northern grown crops are marketed. We maintain a corps of expert salesmen thoroughly experienced in the handling of Peaches. n i AT YOUR SERVICE CORRESPOND W ITH VS