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p>1g|; Six Years In Use T ALLEY-LIGHT has , been in actual farm "use for'six years. i removes it far from ' ! J • ^’.’.sht of experiment. Jreds of farmers ;t if. reliable and : «.» .1 !c-.v cast to run. t'nv its ligl.t := bright and steady and un failing. We will give you a free demonstration of Lalley- Light on your farm any time. Call for the book of owners’ testimonials. JONES WITHDRAWS WATSON’S CONTEST AT CONVENTION Atlanta, Ga.—After having enter- ed contests on his defeat in the retent primary for congressman from the Tenth pistrict, Thomas E. Watson sought to secure from the state con* vention at Macon a reversal of the ac tion of the county and district refus als to recognize his right to the con test the election, the result being ! that the temper of the convention, which met in Macon a few days ago, which was so plainly inimical to his position, forced the withdrawal of the contest by Watson's representative, J. Gordon Jones, of Cordele. The tilt which occurred when egort was made to enter the appeal before the convention was the live liest feature of the meeting which otherwise was of routine interest on ly. In order to allow the matter to come before the convention it was nec essary to amend the rules governing the meeting; and, this being done, W. H. Burwell, of Sparta, made a strong argument against Watson's appeal. Following that Mr. Jones rose speak but was hissed by the conven tion. He insisted on his right of rec ognition as a member of the conven tion, however; but after paying trib ute to Watson's intellect and writings, withdrew the contest. railms SOLD AND GIMNANTEED BY FORD & CALHOUN, Pinehurst PROPER TREATMENT FOR OAT SMUT Atlanta, Qa., August.—(Special.)— iThe loose smut of oats which is coro- imon in Georgia may cause a great deal lot damage to the oat crop under fa- jvorable weather conditions. In some josses the loss from this disease may :be from 10 per cent to 20 per cent. Since it is so easy to control, there ;Js no excuse for planting untreated tseed and runing the risk of having dis eased oats. Formaldehyde Treatment Take bne pint of commercial for maldehyde to 30 gallons of water; place the seed in heaps on a tight floor and sprinkle thoroughly with this solution as the seed are shoveled back and forth so as to wet every grain; cover the pile with sacks soaked in the solution and leave for two or three hours and then spread out to dry. Caution: The seed should not be left in pilej too Jong, or the germi nating qualities of the seed may be injured. If the seed is to be sown by hand broadcast, it may be sown at once before allowing to dry. As even after drying the seeds are swollen somewhat, it is best to set the ma chine so as to plant enough more seed to make up for this swelled condition of the grain. Treatment of Seed Wheat It is a good plan to treat all seed wheat with formaldehyde solution be fore planting it, as this will destroy the spores causing the stinking smut of wheat. In treating wheat, how ever, use only one pint of formalde hyde to 40 gallons of water; otherwise the method of treatment in the same as for oats. NO LOTTERY WITH W. S. S. Atlanta, Ga.—Warning has been sent out from Washington that War Savings Stampus may not be used in connection with lotteries, Racling or gaming devices of any kind and agents of the War Savings Committee have been notified that such use of the stamps must be promptly stopped whenever noted. Legitimate sales of War Savings Stamps are being strongly urged and a recent telegram from Secretary McAdoo of the Treasury Department, shows the importance that he attach es to the successful prosecution of the campaign for the sale of stamps. He says: ' Far from suggesting any diminu tion of the activities of the War Sav ings Organization, it is the intenton of the Treasury Department to en- arge these actvitics. Come Home fo Real lleat and Big Fuel Economy What a satisfaction to get next to real heat after that cold trip home. No more fruitless hugging a radiator. High fuel prices seal the doom of extravagant, fuel wasting heating plants. If you want a per fectly heated home and greatly reduced fuel bills you vijill invest in WE WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION To the fact we prepared to supply your every aeed in the turning plow line as follows: Oliver, Avery Chilled, Vulcan and Blount’s True Blue. Any of the above line are wellknown and it is only left for you to decide the one you fancy. Seed drills can also be seen and demonstrated on the lot fronting Bank of Vienna. Our store is loaded with real bargains from top to bottom. Three of the strongest lines of ranges are subject to your inspection and any skeptical eye can easily see the values offered. Reduced prices on cotton sheets. Calls answered day or night. Farmers Hardware Company Vienna : Georgia Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater BURNS CHEAPEST COAL CLEAN AND BRIGHT: USES ANY FUEL Happy soldiers defy death. Their eager minds catch visions of glory amid the din of battle. They march into the fray with smiles and songs more powerful than shells and shrap nel. The United War Work Cam- paig nis to promote happiness in the hearts of Uncle Sam’s soldier'boys in France. “Sending them away with a smile" is not all the good folks at home can do. We can send warm smiles to them across the Atlantic ocean by supporLing the United War Work Campaign. Paris hospitals were fairly swamp ed by the deluge of wounded men pouring into the city while the recent big push was at its heighth and Amer ican soldiers were being torn by Boche shells and machine gun bullets. Great tribute has been paid to the workers of the seven . organizations comprising the United War Work Campaign for theb rllliant manner in which they rushed to the aid of the army, and the Red Cross and did he roic service as stretcher bearers, or. derlies, nurses’ assistants and in ev ery .other way possible. “Come across” or the Kaiser will. Thes oidier gives; you Must dead, Irrigation has been practiced is Spain for more than m century, tbs first canal being baiit in 1814. Motor Hearse Service We are now prepared to furnish Automo bile Hearse Service. Our rates are reason able and our service will be satisfactory. If we can serve you, call The I. H. Gregory Company ’Phone No. 91 Unadllla, Ga. A REAL FAIR MACON GEORGIA October 30=November 9,1918 GEORGIA STATE FAIR APPROVED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNDER AUSPICES GA. STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Agriculture, Live Stock, Poultry, Woman’s Work, Farming Implements, Races, Music, Circus Acts and Fun Julius H. Otto, Pres. Chas. B. Lewis Treas. Harry C. Roberts, Secy, and Gen.-Mgr. INSTRUCTIVE AND ENTERTAINING . \, .'JiM —--try* FAST RACES