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M-Oier!
For Men and
We cordially invite your inspection of the
Daylight Store’s Spring and Summer arrivals.
Every department filled with new and up-to-date
merchandise. Prices reasonable,
us prove to you thes6 facts.
Professional Cards.
F. E. WILLIAMS, M D.
Physician and Surgeon.
VlBNNA, Ga.
Office over.Walton Bros. Store
Says Prof. Bast: "If seed from the
1918 crops are to be sold according
to standards based on oil content,
'which Is the most accurate basis for
Settlement since the value of the oil
Represents more than 80 per cent of
their purchase price, then all farmers
ferOwing varieties the seed which ac-
'cording to records contain less than
20.5 per cent oil should abandon them
or at least understand that their seed
twill probably bring from 95 to $10
less per ton than average seed when
loitered to the mills next fall.
If the inferior varieties of cotton
peed are eliminated and superior ones
planted, the average value Of seed will
Rhus be Increased at least $6 per ton
nnd with approximately 800,000 tong be*
lug crushed In Georgia annually there
would be no lets than $4,000,000 added
to the wealth of our state, a large por
tion of which would be paid directly
OIL OF COTTON SEED
MAY AFFECT PRICES
Some Seed Ron High in Oil
And Others Run Low
Since ffigh prices are being paid for
cotton seed and tor cotton seed oil,
and since tfiere Is often a difference
of from 75 to 110 pounds of oil per
ton between the seed of different va
rieties of cotton, oil mills are Insist
ing that grades of seed be established
In order that the Inferior seed will
not bring the same price per ton aa
{those showing high oil content.
; Many farmers have become interest
ed in the matter and especially those
vtoo are producing seed-running high . .... „
jin oil. Some of the larger mlUs have | lnto tho homla °* lbe «”»»»
already offered a premium for superior — .
market ^hem in ^ToKm-1 HUNDRED HEN FARM
muni ties are now being organised in | One hundred hens on every farm
some sections to grow only scad show- end one hundred eggs from every hen
Rng high oil content in order that fhey' is the motto of the State College of
snap obtain this premium offered by Agriculture in its campaign to make
Rhe mills. I Georgia independent of otber sections
: Prof. Loy E. Bast of the State Col- j tor its supply of eggs. During winter
iege of Agriculture shows in a clrcu- months about 90 per cent of the eggs
. — - ■ - - - used in Georgia nro Imported.
Georgia ranks third in the number
of poultry keepers, twentieth in the
number of chickens kept and twenty-
third in the number of eggs produced.
Better housing and feeding will do
much toward correcting the situation:
Write to Prof. J. K. Green, extension
poultryman for the Collego, about
your problems in bousing.
Oar entitled “Oil Content of Cotton
{Seed as Influenced by Variety .and Se
lection” .that there Is a difference of
$21.06 between the best and poorest
peed of 8$ varieties tested when their
tralue Is based upon oil content. This
Circular is tor freo distribution by the
- Department of Publications of the
State College of Agriculture at Atb-
Final Spring Display
of jSchloss Bros. Tailoriag Line
The Best in Workmanship,
Fit and Materials.
Here Friday and Saturday
March 15 and 16
J. P. Heard & Sons Co.
-
Used] jCars For Sale
Three Ford Touring Cars, I9I7 models.
One Ford Roadster, 1916 model.
^ Two “Four-Ninety” Chevrolet Touring
Cars, 1918. models. ■
These cars are nearly new and in first-
class mechanical condition and will be sold
at a bargain.
Has Advantage of Lon
ing Season in Wh
to Develop
One chick hatched In February or
March Is worth two hatched In June
or July. The early hatched chickens
are stronger, thrive better and have
the advantage of a longer growing
season. • It is the early hatched pul
let that lays the fall and winter eggs.
Birds should be mated at least a
week before eggs ari saved for hatch;
ing. Females over a year old make
the best breeders providing they are I SCENE FBOM
strong and vigorous. It is better, how-1
ever, to breed from strong, well ma-1 '‘P - '
lured pullets than old birds with poor FHIIOUCII UflPO POIHP
vitality. The male bird should bo I riniullLU llUUw DlflM]
especially active and from high lay-1 aaamvni
Kofi. PREMIUM ON MARKET
matured cockerel. When using pul-1 *
lets it is advisable to use a cock bird Packers Want Hogs 'Weighing
which Is a male over one year old. | From 150 to 200 Pounds
Use one male to twelve femaleB In all | erne co-operative hog sales \over the
breedB except the Leghorns, Camplnes, | state show that hogs welghihg from
Anconas and Mlnorcas where one 1150 to 20~0 pounds and well finished
male to fifteen females la sufficient. 1 are bringing a premium of from one
Breeding stock dfrould have'plenty of I to two cents a pound over the light
exercise. If possible teed sour, skimland unfinished hogs that are offered
milk or buttermilk. Fresh .water and for sale by the farmers. This shows
oyster shells at aU times are also vpry I that the packers are willing to pay
essential. Feed sparingly In the good prices for the right kind of hogs,
morning so that birds wl(l be active land that a hog will no longer sell for
all day. At night, however, feedla fair price merely because he Is a
heavily, so that birds will go to roost |b 0 g.
satisfied-and contented. It is advls- I’SST*'"
able to feed about twice as much at
night as-in the morning. , ;
During the hatching season eggs
should be collected twice a day and
kept at a temperature of 60 or 60
degrees. If eggs become chilled or
overheated, the gerfn dies and hence
the egg will not hatch. It la not ad
visable to save' eggs more than two
weeks for hatching purposes. Tho
fresher the'egg, the stronger the
germ and therefore the more likely
to hatch a strong, healthy chick, tt
eggs must be kept over two days they
should be turned once a day. Eat or.
■ell all eggs that are extra large or
■mall and egga with deformed or de
fective sheUs. Small eggs produce
small chickens. Medium sized eggs
are best for batching.
Select medium elsed, quiet hens for
setting. Provide her with roomy,
clean neat, which le well bedded with
hay, straw or leaves. Nest shonld-ba
placed In some quiet place which la
rat proof and away from other hens,
tt Is best to move hen to new quar
ter! at night. Then try-her out two
days before placing good eggs under
her. Birds should be treated for lice
before being set Lice' irritate the
ben so that she wUl not set weU. Lice
also retard the growth of small chtcka
and often kill them.,
The setting hen should have plenty
of food and fresh water at all times.
Com Is onq of the beet foods for set-
ting hens, tt it furnishes the requir
ed heat Green food and oyster shell
are also essential.
If fhe breeding stock Is healthy and
strong and care le taken of the eggs
and hen, good hatches and strong
chicks are sure to be the reward.—
Prof. J. H. Wood, state College of Ag
riculture.
"INTOLERANCE” DESOTO THEATRE, P.JARCH 27TH
ught hdgs make the most rapid and
economical gains. After the hog passes
the two hundred pound mark the gain
per poupd of food consumed steadily,
decreases and the hog soon becomes
a losing proposition. The marketing
of the hog at an early age gives the
farmer a chance to turn over hts mon
ey ottener and thereby make a larger
total profit
The boys in khaki need more and
more bacon for. the world’s meat sup
ply is not large enough to meet the
dqmands. By feeding out the light
hogs and finishing off the young ones
so as to bring them to one hundred
and fifty pounds as quickly as possible
tbe same results may lie accomplish
ed that would otherwise have to be
bhxigbd about by Increasing the num-
r. r. Bivins, a. d. a. A. Aobley, u. o
BIVINS’* MOBLEY,
Physicians and Sdroeons.
Calls Promptly Answered. *
Vienna, - - - Georgia. t
L L. WOODWARD,
Attoruey-at-Law.
Vienna, - - - Georgia.
V. 0. DAVES
- Phveician and Surgeon /
Office in COOPER BUILDING
Calls promptly answered
CHA8. 3. GTJRR
Insurance
Office in Vienna News
Building
PHONE 181
DR. E. P. WHITEHEAD
DENTAL SURGEON
VIENNA, - GEORGIA
DR. T. E. BRADLEY
SPECIALIST
Diseases ef Eye, Ear, Nese and
Threat
Westbresk Bldg., Cerdele, Ga.
»RS. ELLIOTT * ELLIGTT
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
CORDELE, GA.
T. HOYT DAVIS
Attorney nt Law /
Offices Over American Bank-,
ing Corporation
Vienna, Georgia
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- The Loafer’s Argument
Talk to any loafer long enough and
kb win tell yon a poor man baa no
Ihlnce.—Atchison Globa.
The New Paterson Chummy Roadster
$1400 Delivered
We have given an unusual amount pf thought and at
tention to designing a body for this new PATERSON—the
Chummy Roadster.
This Roadster has the same wheel base as the Touring
\. 0 - - ■
Cars, 117 inch, and we can give you only the barest hint of
the real beauty portrayed in this fetylish looking ear.
The Chummy Roadster can be had in Battleship Grey,
Maroon, Blue and Black, without extra charge. We can get
it also with either wood or wire wheels. Come to see us.
O. W. HORNE
DEALER
VIENNA. QA.