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Awatdcbaaa ahte Bvtaa Asartaaa mad* wa eh W. wiil wad itto yw C.O D 5495 *7 I aw-ad pt™«l P* 1 - »**• *L aaam »• !v Mat Itaad waaweit Ito tmeaad apawaraae with aay Bldw fli wattb Per l r daye.ff b t aa: aftototv tetara it aad wa will refuel your ac ney. <M.r w.. YOU TAKE NW RISK. JONES MFC. CO., DEPT. Jpg «»• W. LAKE ST., CHICAGO, ILL. eAI I FOR in CFNTSt Trt "••«•«•* new trade we h»ve made tip ***-*' rvrix IV V-C.4N IV. thia tpfendid'lot of goods, which we send postpaid for ONLY 10 CENTS. Big ;ia-kage fine Silk Remnants, beautiful colors. -orners and squares, <5 Y ards Pan -y I-tee. one pa<-kage Embroidery | Silk and a handsome • i«»i.l Plated Ring. All sent, nostpaid for only T >■> Cents. .1 lota Sue. Address SEVILLE LAUE .CO., Dept. J., Orange, NEW JERSEY. Cotton <3y A»socmtea Press.) NEW YORK. Jan. IS.—Liquidation was re sumed at the opening of the cotton market to day an>l while the tone at first was steady with initial prices S to 1- points net lower, later developments were decidedly bearish, fol lowing the consumption figures of the census bureau for Deeemt>cr. These indicated 536,387 bales consumed agaient 584,082 in November and 555,005 in December, 1915. May con tracts broke to 17.74 under stop loss selling, 1 accwm|>anied by offerings from Uverpooi and i New Orleans, re|*eresenting about 16 points net loss towards the end of the Unit hour. Cables u ere, easy and alout as due at the hour of the meal o|h-ning. Aitor lumi.-rate rallies which carried the mar ket up auuat IX |H>ints from lowest a renewal of heavy liqjidatioa towards noon broke May to 17.45. or 15 points under Saturday s elose and about $b a bale down from the high point of last week. Part of the selling was on pre diction* fur rair. over the southwest but the general undertone was heavy, reflecting a belief in speculative circles that al, commodities have been selling too high and that price readjust ments are .nevitable. Covering orders in tbe early afternoon rallied Cites about 20 points from lowest. May selling ek to 17.iiU. and the market had .-. steadier uwi< rtune although still more or less unsettled owing to the fear of possible further liquida tion. B|>ot market news from the south was steady. MEW YORK COTTOM. Tl»e following were tbe riding prices in the exchange today: Tone steady; middling, 17.45 c; quiet. * Last Prev. Open. High. Low. Sales. Close. Clow*. Jan 17.40 17.48 17.10 17.13 17.70 17.52 Feb 17.12 17.67 Mar 17.70 17.70 17.25 17.27 17.27 17.73 April 17.36 17.7 s May 17.80 17.86 17.46 17.49 17.49 17.90 June 17.49 17.92 July 17.82 17.86 17.4 S 17.50 17.49 17.92 Aug 17.29 17.29 17.29 17.29 17.20 17.63 Sept 16.75 76.75 16.75 16.75 16. IS IT.gg Uct 16.80 16.80 16.30 16.30 16.30 16.87 l>ec 16.80 16.80 16.40 16.40 16.38 16.95 x7EW ORLEANS COTTOM (By Associated Brass, i MEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15.—An easy tone de veloped in the cotton market here around the opening today and prices lost 19 to :*9 points iu the first naif hour of business, tbe result of selling baaed on the comparatively small con sumption figures for December from American mills, aa Compiled by tbe census bureau. Pressure increased on reports of snow in th-? cotton region and the foremost of snow or rain for the entire belt, conditions eonsideared high ly favorable for the start of tbe new crop. Tbe market fell off to a level 53 to 65 points nnder the cluse of last week in the trading ip to noon. Tlie mark »t acted oversold in the afternoon and some difficulty was found meeting the de mand from -ealisiiig short*. At l:3o the trad ing months stood at a net loss of 37 to 10 points. MEW ORLEANS COTTOM The following were tbe ruling prices In tbe ev-lmoge today: Toue steady: middling. 18*. steady. Last Prev. Open High. Low. Sales. Close. Close. Jan 17.16 17.18 16.79 16.79 16.79 17.40 Feb 16.82 17.49 March .. . J 7.35 17.35 16.75 16.84 16.82 17.40 April 16.90 1T.48 May .. .. 17.50 17.50 16.98 17.02 17.02 17.62 June 17.12 17.70 July .. .. 17.58 17.64 17.14 17.19 17.18 17.77 Aug 10.50 17.10 sept. . 16.13 16.75 Ist. .. .. 16.38 16.46 15.96 15.96 15.96 16.53 Dec 16.25 16.28 16.25 16.25 16 70 16.67 MEW ORLEA 8 SPOT COTTON (By Associated Press.) NEY ORIz-lANS. Jan. 15.—Spot cotton, quiet and unchanged; sales on tbe spot, 463; to ar rive, none: good ordinary, 16.50; strict good or dinary. 178. in; low middling. 17.50; strict low middling. 17.7,*: middling. 18.00; strict mid dling. 15.19; good middling. 18.37; strict good middling. iß.b2; receipts, 2,763; stock, 499,997. SPOT COTTON Atlanta, nominal, 17.70 r. New York, nominal. 17.45 c. New Orleans, steady. 18c. Liverpool, steady, 10.95 d. Augusta, steady, 13c. Norfolk, steady, 17.68 c. Houston, steady, l".f4>. Memphis, nominal. 18.40 c. Philadelphia, steady. IT.TOe. Dallas, steady, 17.40e. Boston, uteady, 17.45 c. Mobile, steady, 18c. Savannah, nominal, 18.50 c (■alveston. 'steady, 17.90 c. Charleston, nominal. St. Louis, steady. L.ttle Rock, quiet, 18.25 c. ATULNTA COTTON MARKET Atlanta spot cotton, nominal 17.70>' c-ipta 747 shipments .. .. 466 Storks 80,915 [Allcock PLASTERS I or U’t Greatest Erteraal Remedy. CourKs and Colds Bwi?' (on ohaet and another ■ ra between shoulder blades) I y vy Weak Chests, 1/ Any Local I P*ln. I huiit on I, Ar A 1 Haring d \ Wf I THE ATLANTA SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL, ATLANTA, GA„ TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1917. Grain (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Wheat prices tended up ward today owing large! yto diminishing stocks and enlarging clearances for Europe. Accord ing to a leading authority the amount of wheat available for export from the I nit cd States between Row and July 1 had lieen re duced to 74.000,660 bushels. On the other band the estimated probable clearances this week from Galveston alone were 3,000.006 bushels, and it Was said that vessel tonnage nt the gulf ports was becoming more abundant. Opening prices, which ranged from *«<• off t< I " M c advance, with May at SI.SS to $L'-5 ; - l and July al >1.49>«, to JL.TO'i, were followed by a I material upturn all around but then something of a reaction. , Absence of any important new export buying operated as -a band lea u on the wheat bulb. ' The close at $1.54% to 81.84*4 for May and ♦1.48V4 for July, was heavy. U'-jc de line to Ke advance, compared with Saturday's* finish. I’urther crop damage reports from Argentina had a strengthening influence on corn. I lie market sjMswed sympathy also with the assent of wheat. After oi>enmg V«c higher, prices scored moderate further gains. Export demand together with lightness of country offerings helped to prevent any decided bearish reaction in corn. The clos • thoogn was weak at the same as Saturday's finish i to a shade advance. Oats took the upgrade with v...er cereals. Trade, however, was light. Fulling off in exports weakened provisions. Lard led the decline. CHICAGO QUOTATIONS The following were tbe ruling prices In tiis exchange today: Prev. Open. High. lew. Close. Close MTIEAT • May . l..<>' m. 85 1 . i• i 1.84% l.M< July . 1.50%(a1.49V_. 1.50<s 1.48'. 1.48‘j 1.50 CORN— May 98% »!»% 98'4 98 l. OS's July .. .*.. .. 97% Mfe fl . OATS— May .. . 57!4©57'a 57% 5.;% 57% 56% July 54% 55 54 % 54% 54% FORK— January 29.25 2920 May 28.65 28.80 28.57 28.70 28.67 LARD— January .. .. 15.55 15.60 15.50 15.52 15.57 May 16.00 16.65 15.95 15.1'7 16.05 It IBS— January .. .. 14.67 14.77 14.65 14.72 14.72 May 15.12 15.15 15.67 15.12 15.15 CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS <By Asst elated Fress.i CHICAGO. Jau 15.—Wheat, No. 2 ied, nom inal; No. 3 ret, f 1.89%; No. 2 hard, 31.94%0 1.95%; No. 3 bard, nominal. Corn, No. 2 yellow, JB%c; No. 4 yellow, 96 <r»97%c; No. 4 white, 97(<i9Sc. Oats, No. 3 white, 56' <(js7c; standard, 56 : 4 57 %c. Hye, No. 2, f 1.46. Barley. 95'u51.31. Timothy, f j 50'</5.50. Clover, fIX-UOy 17.0". Pork, $29.5". latrd, f15.5?4j15.57. Bibs, $14.25*114.75. ST. LOUIS CASH QUOTATIONS The following were the cash quotations on grain and the previous close: WHEAT — Close. Prev. Close. No. 2 red .. ..1.93 «2.00 1.92 ©2.00 No. 2 hard .. ..1-94 ©1.95% 1.94 ©1.64% CORN— No. 2 98 97 No. 2 white.. .. 9»%«tl 00 98%@ 99 DATS— No. 2 56 56 No. 2 White .. .. Nominal Nomina.' KANSAS CITY CASH QUOTATIONS (By Associated Press.) KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15. —Cash: Wheat— No. 2 hard, fI.BU©LV3; No. 2 red. fl.Bß© 1.92. Corn —No. 2 mixed, 95<i95 _.c; No. 2 white, 95% 095 %c; No. 2 yellow, .95%©>96e. Oats—No. 2 white, 57©57%c; No. 2 mixed, 54!2'f1.55%c. COTTON SEED PRODUCTS MARKET Basis Atlanta for current month suipments. Bld. fAsked. Crude oil 81 %e 83c Cotton Heed meal, prime, 7% per cent 37.00 38.60 ‘Cotton seed meal, prime, 7 per cent.. •• •• •• •• •• •• 31>.00 27.00 Cotton seed m<-al. 2tt per cent pro- tein 26.50 27.50 Cotton seed cake, sound, loose, S. S. Savannah 36.00 36.50 Cotton seed hulls, loose.. .. .. 16..5t 17.50 Cutton s«‘eil bulls, sacked, O. S.. 19.00 20.60 Linters, mill run 6%c 7*sc Linters, first cut 9c 10c COTTON OIL MARKET Open. Close. Spot* 12.20 bid January 12.15'1412.25 12. 10©12.24 February •• .. .. 12.10© 12.25 12.11'u 12.2.» Manh 12.05 M 12.1" 12. Lifri 12.16 April 12.14©12.17 May 12.01'0 12.07 12.14©12.15 June ~ ~ .. .. 12.(H>4T 12.15 12.154(12.17 July 12.12© 12.13 12.18*112.19 August 12.12*'12.20 12.19© 12.21 lone strong: sales 24,400. LIVERPOOL COTTOM The following were the ruling prices on the rxcliange today: Tone, weak; sales. 8,060. middling, 10.95 d. (>pen. 2 p.m. Close, Close. Jan. A Feb... 10.(15 1f.65 10.43 10.89 I Feb. A Mar. 10.68 10.45 10.92 Mar. * Apr... 10.71 10.71 10..50 10.97 ; Apr. A May . 16.73 10.50 10.97 ■ .May & lune.. 10.80 10.75 10.54 11.09 June & July 10.52 10. July & Aug. . 10.74 10.72 10.51 10.98 Ai;g. A Sept... 10.50 10.28 10.72 Sept. A nct.N 10.23 10.05 10.43 (b-t A Nov... 10.10 9.92 10.30 Nov. A Dec 9.85 10.'13 Jan 10.43 10.89 , SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF COTTON FOR DECEMBER (By Associated Press ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. -Cotton, exclusive • <>f Enters, consumed during I»eceml«er amounted to r>:ti!.‘A7 running bales, and for the five ' months ending December 31. 2,761.1W2 bulea, 1 thi* census bureau today announced. I n the previous y<nr s'»s.<kis bales were con sumed during Deretnlier and 2,533,610 bales dur ing th<- five months. Cotton on hand !>ecemher 31 in consuming establishments was 2.362.!HHtbales. compared with 1.9.53.046 in 1915, and in piiblb- storage ard at comprveees, 4,065.178 bales, compared 1 with 5 196.6--3. Spindles active during December numbered 32.MM.474. compared with 31.745,772 the pre vious December. Imports were 34.339 hales, compared with ■ 43.724, and fur the five months 70.7'1 bales, ! corripared with 123,585 in 191. i. Exports went 737.502 Imles, including linters, I •■ompnred with 558.'-7' the previous Ib-ceinlier, I and for the five months 3,232,385, compared I with 2.121.’93 in 1915. Linters consumed during December amounted 1 ' to <9.610 bales. <s*mpire<l with 76.932 in 1915: I Oj, hand De. etilbvr 31. in eonsuuimg istnblish -1 immts 106.627 U<lee. <-omp:ir«s| with 110.222 I'.’ra, nn<l in imblie storage and at i-i'iipre.-. . 142.472, comp.-u s| with 1 111."42 in 1:>15. , Linters exis>rt<sl amounted to lu.osi bales, i conipared xxith 11.626 in 1915, au<| ~>r th,, sh I months t‘6,912 bales, compared with 59,194 in j 1915. BUTTER, CHEESE AND EGGS • ray Associated Press.) NEW YORK. Jan. 15.—Butter steady; re ceipts, 6,430 packages. Creamery, extra I'2 scoring points, 39*i39%e; higher scoring lots, 46©i46%c; firsts, 88 to 91 score. 36©!38%c; .eeonds. 83 to 87 acute, 35©36c; thirds, $33% ..'3l%c; held higher scoring than extra, 38'4 •s'jc; held extra. 37%*/38c; held firsts. 36 - </3<c; Held seeomis, 34*i35L.c; state dairy « iiimsf, 39 'ii 3'' u. <•: good to prune, 36%©38%<-; - I'ommcn extras, 3(1% <'36c; renovated extras, t i /.:5%c; lirsis. 3.;%©34%e; lower grades, I .O'u 33c: imitation creamery firsts, 32©33c; ■ ladles, ciirront made, fine, 30%©31%c; seconds, ■ .:0c; lower grades, 28%*'29%c; packing < stock, No. 1 current make, 30c; No. 2 cur -1 rent make, fine, 29c; lower grades, 27%©28%c. t Cheese, firm; receipts were 1,754 cases. State—Whole Milks—Flats, held made specials, 24 1 4©24%c; tbts, held made average fancy, I 2." : i f't 24c; flats, fresh colored, specials 22% i ©23%e; ’'iats, fresh white, specials, 22© 1 23'.•<•; flats, fres© color.© and unite average fancy, 22e; twins, held specials, 24©24%c; : twins,, frosh rverage fi'rcy, %; cbaddars, held, 2-4 V/ 2' single .li isies, fresh, funey, 1i21%. 'n 25c; all style fresh undergrades, 20% ■ *>22'-je. Wisconsin—Whole .Milk- Twins, held I spe-ials, 24c; double daisies, fresh, 21c; single daisies, fresh, 24*i24' 2 c; Young Amcri- ■ cus, 10 lbs., 2-<%c. Far W< stern —Whole Milk :* —Oregon, triple daisies, 23%*/24c: Oregon, II Y’oiing Americas, 7 lbs., ..; California, double i daisies. 23*/23'ic. State-—Skims—Held spec- 1 ials. 20%©21c; current made specials, 19% i ; ©2oc; current made, cbc.iee, 18© 19c; lower , grades, 13*/15%c. . ! Eggs strong; receipts. O.iUlO cases. State I Peun and tr-.irhy fancy white. 53%.*r56e; or- I dlnary to good, JB*/53c: gathered white ns to 'size and quality, IS*/54c; nearby white pui- I lets’ eggs, Is*i JSc; western and southern gathered whit ', -is© 50c: hennery brown, 51 *rs3c: nearby, gathered I u>wn an<l mixed cOi- I ors, good to fancy, 47© 51c; fresh gathered, extra fine. 56 cents: fresh gathered, firsts, 51 cents; fresh gathered, seconds and lower grades, 18*/50. ; fresh gathered, poor to good, 32*f3Se:refrigerator, special makes, insurance paid. 36%e: refrigerator, first storage and in surance paid. 35%©36%c: refrigerator, secon I storage and '• paid. 37%*/40c. SUGAR MARKET (By Associated Press.) NEW YD IK. Jan. 15. — Raw sugar barely i steady; centrifugal, 5.39; molasses, 4.52: .*e fined, steady; cut loaf. 7.90: crushed, 7.75; 1 niotild A, 725 cubes. 7.25 XXXX powdered, 6.90: powdo.-<sl, 6.85: fine granulated, 6.95; diamond A, 6.75; confectioners’ A, 6.65; No. 1, I 6.60. i Aside from January, which was higher on rov- I ering. the market for sngag futures was gen erally lower on scattered, selling by outside 1n- I rests, protnpteil by the e:i;i<-r ruling of tie raw market. At noon pjiees were 1 point higher to 1 lower i Closed stea 1y and unchanged to 4 points lower. NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET Open. Close. January .. ~ .. .. 4.45 4.32W4.33 February * 4.08© 4.09 March 4.02 asked 1.0001.0 J i April 4.02*14.04 4.01%4.03 May 4.01 bid 4.02©4.0l ■June t.04©1.06 j tluly 4.06« i 1.07 1.06*14.08 August 4.08©|4.10 : September 4.056(1.12 4.10© 1.12 ■ October 4.o::*' I 05 November 3 95*/4.00 Dcc. iuber • IXl*/ :.9 . NAVAL STORES (By Associated Press.) SAVANNAH. Ga., Jan. 15. 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I-• turn m-nev "he" < dd and w* v fl! s< n I uitar. ':OI! MiJia fIOVELIT EO.. Dept. fast Sostcn, Mjsx. /wfCrcwn Your Teeth EJKb »I|| w itlt our ♦ Id finish Shells and fno! jour f iei"!.*. tR Ji!:'.-©?.4h-::i ’ •I :: null' »n sell. Al! d h<ht ■ Priet .* or ■ ark d1 »F 12 for sl. B. Repullic Co., 2254 Lawndale Ave., Chicago. LIVE STOCK BY WIRE (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Hogs—Receipts, 68,000; 1 strong, 5c above yesterday's average. Bulk, , $10.60© 10.80; light, slo.lo© 10.80; mixed, ; $10.45© 10.90; heavy, $10.50© 16.95; roughs, . $10.51/*/10.60; pigs, $7.85*1:9.75. Cattle—Receipts, 24,000; firm. Native beet > cattle, $7.75*/11.RO; western steers. $7.50© ’ lo.OO; ntockers and feeders, $5.50*18.85; cows : and heifers. <4.45©'10.00; calves, $9.75@14.25. i. Sheep—Receipts, 13.000; firm. Wethers, $9.60 . ©10.70; lambs, $11,(10*/14.15. NEW YOFK COFFEE MARKET ; Open. Close. January 8.46©5.47 February 8.51@8.52 .March 8.64©8.65 5..'r6©8.56 April 8.61©8.62 ' May 8.«5@8.68 8.65©8.6<l ' | June .. .. . .. .. 5.70©8.71 ; July .. . I August .. .. .. 5.80©8.85 'September- 8.87©“8.58 8.84©8.56 ' October 5.89W8.90 N’ovcnrnibcr 8.94W8.95 ’ December 9.05W9.06 0.00©9.01 I CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET . CHICAGO. Jan. 15.—Butter, lower; ery. 31%*/ 57c. ♦ ■ Eggs, .’lig'.i-r: receipts, 2.570 cases; firsts. . 48*/49c; ordinary firsts, 38*|43c; at mark ' cases included 40*?48c. Potatoes, steady: receipts 45 cars: Wisconsin and Michigan white, sl.Bo© 1.90; Idaho, Colo rado, Oregon and Washington white, $1.90© 2.05. Poultry, alive, higher; fowls, 19c; springs, 19c. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS MEI.F WANTED — WANTED —.More men. to prepare for railway train service. positions pay $7-5 to gio monthly-. Firemen, brakemen, motormen. con ductors, color'd sleeping car and train porters. Experience nn/xcessary. Send stamp for ap plication blanks. Name position wanted. Ad dress Railway lust.. No. 20, Majestic bldg., In dianapolis, Ind ) RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. S9OO first year promotion to SI,BOO. Examinations heb 10 in every state. Common education sufficient with my combing. Write for free booklet QG-107S* and full information. Earl Hopkina, Washington, D. C. TOBACCO FACTORY wants salesmen; $125 monthly and exiv-nscs for the right man. Ex perience unnecessary, as we give complete fn i strtukioiis. I’iediuuut Tobucco Co., 14-17, Dau ville, Va. MOTDRMEN-CONDFCTORS. SBO monthly. In terurban* everywhere. Experience unneces- 1 sarv. Qualify now. State age; booklet free. • G..” Box -HO, care Journal. ' S2O/10 WEEKLY made writing names and ad dresses. No canvassing. Particulars for stamp. The Guide Co., Desk “A,” Memphis, Tennessee. * No STRIKE. 8-hour day. Men everywhere. Firemen, brakemen, baggagement, $l2O. Col ored porters. Experience unnecessary. 689 Kail wav Bureau, E, .St. Louis, 111. j SELL FRUIT TREES, pecan trees, ornamental treee, light, pleasant work; good profit. Write today. Smith Brotf:, Dept. 20, Concord, Ga. P.E * A DETECTIVE —Earn SIOO to S3OO, per month: travel over the world. Write C. T. i Ludwig, 168 Westover bldg., Kansas City. Mo. $25 WEEKLY collecting names and addresses. | Send sta.np. Supcrba Co., S. 45 Baltimore, j Maryland. " “ - - " -■ HEI.P WANTED —MALE AND FEMALE W ANTED —Men and women, 18 or ever, every where, for ■. 8. government life jobs. Tbou sands 1917 vacancies. $75.00 month. Steady •x'ork Short hours. Rapid advancement. Write immediately for list of positions easily obtain ablv. Franklin Institute, Dept. T-100, Roch ester, N. Y. CET A sure job with big pay, steady work, short hours, regular vacations, rapid advance. Thousands of i«»sitions open with Uncle Sam. 1 will prepare you in a few weeks at small cost. Write immediately for big free Bock DU-lO7S, with special offer. Earl Hopkins, Washington, D- C. AGENTS WANTED STOP HERE—Just out —FNsen regulator for Font Headlights. Selling like "'ldfire ev er'"here. Gives splendid driving light at low siH-z-d—keeps bulbs from burning out works entirely automatically. Needed on every Ford Big profits quick. Listen: Hopkins, Tenn, cleared $16.39 first day. White. .Michi gan. $134.00 one week. No experience or capi tal needed. Wo show you how. Sales guaran teed. Hurry, don’t delay, write now for spe cial information. Address Eisen Instrument Co., 361 Valentine bldg., Toledo, Olm>. Will Id> $1.30 monthly, auto of your own to travel in. as general agent, handling remark able sellers. Lightning Patch Vulcanizer, Shock Absorber, and Anti-Thief Combination Auto- Switch IzH-k. thief proof, interest you? Thou address Dept. 1-27, U. S. Manufacturing Co., Wolcott, Indiana. At,ENTS —Get particulars of one of the best paying pr<>i>ositmns ever put on the market; something'no one else sells, make $4,000 year ly. Address E. M. Feltmau, Sales Mgr., 9753 Third st.. Cincinnati, Ohio. \\^\NTEo—Agents to sell my guaranteed Ecze ma remedy on subscription: no money re quired iu advance. J. W. S, Pigler, Glen- I \VF PAY SBO monthly salary and furnish rig and expenses to introduce guaranteed poultry and stock powders. BIGIJ7R COMPANY, X 664 Springfield, 111. WE PAY ■ *!*«*-▼ dues poultry compound Y»ar'»conlr»ct IMPERIAL MFG. CO, l/81-T. e * /AXWXS, KA.'S SCI !•’THREADING needles, pkg. assorted sizes, i 10c. Elm Stiles Co., J., 65 W'. B'way, N. Y. • MISCELLANEOUS FREE FOR SIX MONTHS—My special offer t--> Introduce my magazine, '‘lnvesting for I Profit.” It is worth $lO a copy to any one who I has not 3> .|Uirod sufficient money to provide i necessites and comforts for self and loved ones, i It shows -tow to become richer quickly anil honestly, 'nv sting for Profit is the only pro gressive financial journal and has the largest circulation in America. It shows how SIOO I I grows to $2,200: write now anil I'll send it six months free. H. L. Barber, 410-28 W. Jackson Ihmlevanl, Chicago. ■— —MOTION PICTURE - PLAYfU I PHOTOPLAY idea* and stories wanted by 48 companies. $25 t - S2OO each. Details free to I . ginners. Prolueers la-ague. 431 St. Lotlia. ! xNT'KD Oat, wheat or rye straw. pa<-k<si la Hiles; must be clean and bright; state kind, quality and price. Addre-s P. O. Box 974, Atlanta. Ga, "l'K> $2.3 weekly. si>are time, writing for iicaas papi-rs, magazines. Exp. unncc.: details free. I | Press Syndicate, 479, St. Louis, Mo. csxsSszall seven premiums ETDET A Gold plated Lavalliere (set with Im. Diamond) and Nack | Chain, pair Pierceless Ear Bobs (set with Im. Diamonds), “ “ w UiPvJJM I = •xAal- -- Bracelet (set with 3 Im. Diamonds), 3Gold plated Rings Write 9 and Solid Sterling Silver Ring, set with imported Car- for this liberal oner. yj r A.BU buncle Stone. We give All Seven Preminina Absolutely at. E. Dale Mfc.Ca .. _-y. CXXKXkJI Free to anyone who sells only 12 Jewelry Novelties at 10 ‘ cents each. We trust you and take trick all not sold Providence, K. 1. ALL THESE FREE Gold plated Locket set with Im. Ola- mond and 22-inch Nackchain, one Gold finished Signet Extension Bracelet, fits x i D tAyil »ny arm, and these 4 beautiful Rings inira&v J * LL GIVEN FREE for selling only 15 MB I ’ fiPsoCsK: kXz'M’Jyvt f J/tvTlk X pieces of our Jewelry at 10c. rack. Wnte today. C COLUMBIA NOVELTY CO. DEPT. 44., EAST BOSTON. MASS. ECZEMAMK,,; CRANOLENE Kills Itching Germ “ eb,rry ' Neb., writes: “I have used free No internal medicine will cure Eczema—only by the ap- supply of Cranolene. It has deny plication of Cranolene can the Eczema microbe be destroy- me more good than anything I ed. You pay us no money until you are cured. Write to- have ev<*r use<l. Enclosed find $•» day for fr.-e snpply. MILLS CHEMI GAL CO., 69 Mills to pay lor the good you've al- Building, Girard. Kansas. ready done me.” Postal will f bring you FREE what Mr. Atte- Show This to Some Unfortunate Eczesna Sufferer. berry gratefully paid St for. SEEDS AND PLANTS. THREE BALES PER ACRE Record of Manley’s Cotton under 801 l Weevil conditions. Early, prolific, nsistant to droughts and diseases. 40 bolls to pound, 42 per cent «lint. staple I % inch. Doubled yield of other varieties in drought and weevil sections in 1916. Write for facts and proofs from your owu state, ami si>ecial deliver*© prices on seed. NO BOLL WEEVILS. E. S. MANLEY, CARNESVITJiE, GA T. K. GODBEY, of Waldo, Fla., the man that originated Tie Triumph, has produced a_ new seedling sweet potato that is earlier than Nancy Hall, better in quality than Dooley yam, more attractive in ap|»earance than Bigstem Jersey and as gmxl keeper as Triumph. Mr. Godbey believes this potato to bo the best in the world and for 25 tents he will send you a sample, postpaid, to try on your own table. Plant cat alog free. FOR SALE- -300 bushels of good sound planting cotton seed, raised on my own farm. Free from Ih>ll weevil infection. Price sl.lO per bn., F. here, packed 5 bu. and up. Money or check to accompany order. Reference People's National Bank, Rockville, S. C, Sep Massey, Catawba, S. C. BERMUDA grass seed; raised in-Y'uma valley.; Pure, new crop. Free samples and planting Instructions. Thousands of satisfied customers. 1 The south's best pasture grass. Prices, 37c In 10" pounds; 40c in smaller lota. Delivered your station. R. G. Stitt & Son, Drawer J, Yuma. ' Arizona. i FROST-PROOF cabbage plants. Early Jersey ami Charleston Wakefield, Sueeesvlon and Flat Dutch, by express: 500, $1; 1,000, $1.50; .3,000 nt $1.25. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post-1 paid, 30c per 100. D. F. Jamison, Sumiaer ville, 8. 0. PLANT KUDZU (ALFALFA OF SOUTH) and reduce your feed bill. Perennial legume, one planting lasts ten years; easiest to raise: three cuttings; stock relish it green or dry. Booklet on request. G. T. Otnni, Box DO. Semmes. Ala. FIiOST-PRiIOF enhhage plants. Early Jersey Wakefield, Charleston Wakefield, Succession and Flat Dutch. $1.25 per 1.000. 500 postpaid j 90c. W, G. McNeill. Waterloo, 8, C. CABBAGE plants, thousand $1.50: strawberry, ! $2. King, Simpkins. Toole, Cleveland cotton seed, bushel $2. Oakhurst Farm, College Park, Georgia. CALIF, bachelor. 40, worth $40,000, would mar ry. E-Box 35. Leagne, Toledo. Ohio. SUDAN GRASS—Pure reclea'ned seed, any quan tity. prices right. B. E. Miller, Carlton, Tex. 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