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lc. ONE CENT SALE lc.
ATCO STORES COMPANY
TWO DAYS ONLY —Saturday, March 10th and Monday, March 12th—TWO DAYS ONLY
With each article advertised in this list you may purchase another of the same kind for only OIN|
CENT! None charged, none sent on approval. Phone and mail orders filled. (Add postage for
mail orders.)
IN GROCERY DEPARTMENT
1 bar Rub-no-more soap lc
with one bar ol same at regular price 5c
Limit six bars to customer.
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1 large bottle pepper sauce lc
with one bottle of same at 10c
Limit two bottles to customer.
1 lb. Dromedary Golden Dates. |e
with one pound of same at |§c
I irilit two pounds to customer.
1 can Libby’s sliced or grated Pineapple.... |c
with one can of same at ... -■ C
IN DRUG DEPARTMENT
1 bottle ol any one ol rhe following Green La
b< 1 Ar'co preparations for | cent with other one
of this list at # regular 25 cents. Limit two bot
tles of each kind to customer.
Atco Cold Tablets, Ateo Liver Salts,
This is a special ad, sale on articles named They will not be offered by ns this way aain.
( lome, send, phone op mail u.s your order,
ATCO STORES CO.
i wo Phones 199 and 200 “THAT COTTON MILL STORE.” Retailers of Everything and buyers of Produce
Variations In Oil And Nitrogen
Content Of Cotton Seed Meal
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Great Improvements Possible Through Seed Selection
ANDREW M. SOULE, President Georgia State College Of Agrioultur*.
The differences shown in the nitrogen and oil oomient ul aouie varieti**
of cotton which are quite extensively cultivated are nicely illustrated in
Ihe table which follows, vikieh shows the per cent of hulls, per cent ot oil,
gallon of oil pet tou of seed, pef dfent of mtrogep in tba seed and the
pounds of nitrogen in meats per ton of seed.
Amount Ot Oil And Nitrogen In Different Varieties
Lbe of Ni-
Gallons of Per Cent of trogen in
Per cent Percent Oil Per Ton Nitrogen la Meats Per
Variety of Hulls of Oil of Seed Seed Ton of Seed
Poylnot . , . 41.83 23.64 63 04 2.99 69.98
Sunbeam 51 . 40.61 23 15 61.73 318 ei as
Ktxali . . . 66,36 22.37 59 65 2.54 50 80
Sunbeam 26 . 40.63 22.27 38 343 69 Od
Cook’s . . . 65 74 21 81 56 16 299 * *9 90
Culpepper’s. 55 03 21. ? e 58 02 257 61 60
Bramblett’s. . 54 86 21.18 66 48 209 42.00
Texas Burr . 44.78 21.10 66 30 2.73 64,70
Brown's No. 1 63 65 20.68 64 SS 242 48.40
Christopher. . 46.18 20 47 54 68 2.80 66 00
Hite’s Early . 69 40 20 41 54 41 322 64.46
Shank , 47 74 20 36 64.30 291 68.30
Willett’s Ideal 62.03 20.29 34 10 2.88 67.70
Langford’s ,*. 52.26 18.15 49.56 2.31 46.32
Notice that the per cent ol hulls varied from 40.61 with Sunbeam strain
61, to 59 4 with Hite’s Early. i'he oil content varied from 18.51 with
GangfoidT to 73 64 with Foulnot The calculation shjowa Gangforda to
contain 49 36 gallons of oil pet ton,while Touinot contains~t4i.Ci4 gallons. In this
connection you will observe mat strain No si of Sunbeam contained*prac
tically 67 gallon of oil per ton, and t train 26 of ,Sutiibeam 59.88 gallons.
There i- thu: a diftei’encc shown tieie between Langford's and Poulnot of
12 6- gallons u oil pet tun In section of Georgia wiiere Langford’s and
'Poulnot me la; al. ;:iun cotliplaint hue been made to tine writer by the
oil unlit that there was a great difference in the actual amount of oil
obtained from the need crushed in the territory Ut hut ary to the mills in
question. This table illustrates why this difference wucurs, and would in
dicate that the aiiam of variety giown*hai much to Oo wmn the per cent
of oil derived fioui the seep when it is crushed ru-r.iig that the average
oil content ut cotton seed runs tiom a-’ to 64 gallon.* pet ton, some of tno
strains with v.mcn >v are working appeal to be capable of yielding ten
gallons moie of etude oil pet ton of seed to** is now obteotvea
A question which naturally aiises in tms, connection it the possibility
•. i coir elating desirable characters It haa been tnougnt by many who have
net investigated the question that high oil content and eaxliasss could
probably not he secured in the same variety it seen* evident, however,
from work which has been carried on for seveial years past that tnex* is
a def, >ite correlation between high oil content and earflueat and satisfac
tory yields. This >* a very important matter and will certainly exert a
male; ,tl influence on the * eilet lion of planTng seed in the imanedist* fu
ture. As in all instances nature has thus, through a wise provision, pro
vided for the changes which the boll weevil is forcing upon us through
necessitating the selection of early maturing varieties for planting
Today we stand at the threshold of knowledge so far as the latsnt poa
sibilitie of cotton improvement through seed selection ate conoernad. Ws
know enough to realize that unlimited opportunities lie before us in the
direction indicated, and it is believed it will prove such an alluring Held
lo the ins estimator ihai result*; of vast economic importance to southern agrt
caltn e will soon be obtained through the united co-operative effort of tts
farmer, the oil miller, the plant breeder, the chemist and the commonwealths
having in charge the destinies of our agricultural colleges and which, through
the appropriations accorded these institutions, are to determine the uf
p ogress which we will tnul.e in tbit fundamental work. ,
Atcc Antiseptic, Atco Cough Syrup,
Atco Healing Oil, Atco Worm Syrup,
Atco Croup or Cold Atco Rat and Roach
Salve, Paste,
Atco Liver Pills, Atco Bug Killer.
1 bottle Old Indian Liver and Kidney
Remedy jc
With one bottle of same at 55
1 package Legear’s Roup or Chicken
Cholera Remedy |e
With One bottle of same at .. 25<
1 package Peoples or H. & R. Poultry
Remedy jc
With one of same 25'-
IN DEP’T A. Toilet Articles.
1 tube Atco Tooth Cream |c
With one of same 25
1 bottle Arabian Face Lotion Liquid |<-
With one of same 50
Religious Matters
First Baptist Church Notes
Last call for the Laymen’s meet
ing in Atlanta next week. March
13, I*4, and 15 are the dates.
More than five hundred have en*
rolled. All the Southeastern states
will be represented. Our laymen
ought to go.
je 4* 4*
Tuesday and Wednesday were
spent by the pastor in a B. Y. P-
U. Institute ar Banger. Bepre
seoatives bom many churches of
Gordon county Association were
present. The purpose of the
meeting, besides educational and
inspirational, was the organization
of an Associational B. Y. P. U.
Our B. Y. P. U. was reoresented
Miss Ethel Griffin aud the pastor
on the program.
4* 4* 4*
The ladies of the W. M S. aie
in the midst of their week of
Prayer for Heme Missions, The
Call ol the Homeland "must be ou
our hearts iu earnest during these
trying days.Tht call ot the needy
in our Southland ought always to
be oo our hearts.
Ou Wednesday night of next
week tbe young ladies of the Y.
W. A. will present a playlet based
ou our Mountain Sebool work.
I his will take the place of the reg
ular prayer service. Tbe public
is cojdiully iuvited.
We have the promise of a male
quartette for Sunday uigbt. To
gether with our chorus choir, this
ought to prove au attractive fea
ture of tbe service.
+ + +
Sixty'-five for the morning ser
vice and fifty at night wns the rev.
cord of our attendance last Sun*
day, one of the un at disagreeable
days of the winter. The annivera,
sary features ol the mot tling hour
were postponed uutil next Sunday.
4* 4* 4*
The Committee on Homes is
making splendid progress with
their plans for Preachers and
Christian Workers. We hope
each family may arrange to take
one or more visitors. Invitations
have been mailed this week to
pastors and workers in seventeen
associations including our owu.
v .....
Faculty for the Preacher’s School:
Study Courses will be taught by
A. J. Moncrief, Pastor at
Barnesville, Ga.
W. H. Bicb, Pastor atElbertou,
Ga.
E. H. Jennings, Pastor at
Tabernacle at Athens, Ga.
W. S. Dorset, Pastor at Fort
Valley, Ga.
butt-lin., tm.ller
Give Style, Comfort perfectly fitting Gowa' T J
sl-00 to . . <
At AU Dealer* WfINGARTEN BROS., Inc., New York Chicago San > Frmna* t -'
RDKIRKND LEW 1 5
1 jar Perioxide Cold Cream.. | c
With one jar of same at 2 Jc
1 box “White Wonder” Magic Cleaner
tor cleaning clothing, kid gloves or
buck shoes 7 1,
With one box of same at regular gg r
IN DEPARTMENT B.
Dr. Stholt’s Foot Remedies.
1 box of any of the following remedies at. |
With any one of the articles "at the regular. 25
A bsorbo Corn Plaster,
Foot Balm Foot Soap,
„ Heel Treads, Foot Dok.
1 “Toe Right” 7. _ ~ | (
With one of same
1 package Whitmore’s Suede Dressing,
for suede, bronze or buck shoes j (
With one of same at v oc
. . . ; , ZOc
Limit two utles to customer.
These brethren will also delivei
tbo addresses on Pastoral Dut'es
at the evening hour.
Addresses on our denomination
al work in the State will be de
li iered by
J M. Long, Supt. Ga. Baptist
Hospital
H. C. Buehholz,State Evangelist
G. W Andrews, State S. S.
Secretary
Addresses oo our general work"
of benevolence will be delivered by
J. E. Sarnpey, Prof. Hebrew,
Southern Baptist Theological Sem
inarv, Louisville, Ky.
J, T. Henderson, Sec. Laymen’s
Movement.
W. L. Pickard, Pres. Mercer
University, Macon, Ga.
Arch C. Cree, Sec. State Miss
ion Board.
Everet Gill, Missionary to Italy.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough!
Signature of
John R. Younsf & (1
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1 Real Estate and Reidal Agents I
Cartersville, On. I
: It will cost you nothing to list you*
property with na for >oll* 01 exiihuffl
until we find a buyer 01 trade io
that you will e~csDt. M
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FOB RFNT The store minting cfl
Market street lu the opera house cnUB
lng for Has an up to ditteovHiatß
well loeated and arranged for n firs®
class bakery and confectionery, l,l
be used for other mercantile laisda . ■
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FOR SALE—We have a bargain tfl
offer in some good rent-d propei l. I
white and colored people, v. ell h>. ilc W
renteil to good tenants on Meekly "■
monthly payments. I
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FOR SALE OR EXOHANLI v '■"l
Polk Couuty Farm on easy term , ll( i
would eqchanpe for Bartow Count ' I
or oitj' property, Wbatlmve ' ''l
offet in exchange foi a good iarm'
FOR EXCHANGE. A good tveU '“j
cated £B,OOO farm to exchnng l" 1
dean mercantile business, l au P 1
take cash for difference. What b J,e
you to offer.
