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Motoring Pleasure Skimming along the smooth road, —or picking your way along over the rough spots, you will enjoy an added thrill from driving your car, whether it be large or small, when it is equipped with those famous FEDERAL TIRES and TUBES. There is always a feeling of security when your car is tired with FEDERALS. We have them for YOUR car. Our repair shop is ready to handle any job,—the small job gets the same care attention as the largest. MR. O. G. PUTMAN is in charge of this department. We have the agency for the celebrated WESTING HOUSE BATTERIES. See us when you want one, —there’s nothing more important about your car. Large stock SPRINGS. We can get anything for your car if not in stock. See us for Gasoline, Oils, Accessories. Reo Hartwell Co. JNO. H. BAKER, Propr. Phone 14 Below Hartwell Bank iMB IBS and $5 a month t/ WoMsO PUTS A . Carter free ELECTRIC the Carter in vour own Vacuum Cleaner home in your home PHONE US TODAY [Attachments included] f Ten Distinctive Features “AS GOOD AS I—Natural and comfortable grip on handle. A acuum Cleaners Trigger operates switch. ARE MADE 2 —Patented dust-proof bag of tightly woven twill. Easily emptied. The Carter is an —Handle stays upright when not in use. Coil outstanding value spring hol(Js jt there among cleaners. 4—Completely insulated solid maple handle, grooved to hold cord out of way. A demonstration will convince you 5-M ide nozzle (13«/ 2 inches), with separate ... .. double broom-action floor brush. it is worth every penny of 6—-Swivel caster at rear makes it easy to ma- the price nipulate. All casters rubber tired. AWTY 7 —Strong aluminum body, light in weight. Spe- ONL 1 c j a j nO zzle adjustment. 8— High speed General Electric type horizontal motor. Self-cooling. 9 Nozzle adjustment for different thicknesses of rugs. 10—I»ng cord (20 feet) gives ample length for COMPLETE reaching every corner. Georgia Railway U Power Co. CARROLLTON GAINESVILLE HART'A ELL CORNELIA CONYERS LITHONIA .ADAIRSVILLE SUMMERVILLE 4 THE HARTWELL SUN, HARTWELL, GA.. APRIL 10, 1925 Says To Raise More Hogs This Year Grow hogs this year is the advice of Dr. Milton P. Jarnagin, professor of animal husbandry at the State College of Agriculture in a brief re view of the livestock situation re cently. “With side meat selling at 25 cents per pound and the probabili- Ity of it going even higher, and a I drain of more than 100.000 hogs daily on the Chicago and other cen tral markets which makes certain a i shortage, there will be a market for all the hogs raised in Georgia at a good price for a long time to come,’' he said. “Under the stimulus of high prices the number of hogs was increased to more than three million during the war,” Dr. Jarnagin continued, "and : since that time it has gradually de creased until now we have less than half that many. A similar condition obtains in other sections of the coun try and it is my belief that high i prices will again prevail, and every farmer should raise all the hogs pos sible this year. “The shortage of labor has caused Ihundreds of thousands of acres that i was formerly devoted to the produc tion of cotton to lay idle, and this could be profitable devoted to feed crops. This would require a mini mum amount of human labor, and , most of the crops could be harvested j by the hogs. “It is my opinion that the state will never again have the surplus of i cheap labor that has existed in the past, and in the adoption of any farm . program it should be recognized that ' the maximum acreage must be put under cultivation with the minimum I amount of hand labor. Hog rawing ; should occupy a prominent place in i any farm program and particularly at this time when this phase of the i livestock industry is so bright. o Liquor and a revolver form almost as explosive a combination as liquor I and gasoline.—San Antonio Evening ! News. 0 Now that the time is fast fading j away when we must keep the home ■ fires burning, let’s keep the home I factories running.—Charleston Daily i Mail. Dress Up For Easter VISIT Sauls Dept. Store i r , 01 for new KqCiAP 111 FASHIONS AND • ludOlVl kjQ.IV LOW PRICES Easter is the time when every lady wants to look her best. We are always looking ahead for these events, therefore we have planned this big-sale. We are making it easy for every I lady to have a complete new wardrobe and look their best on this occasion for a small cost. ! Our buver in New York has selected some wonderful Dresses, Coats and Hats for this I occasion at special prices. This merchandise is here and all ready for this big event. W e ; invite you to inspect these wonderful values and save money. Remember, new things are ■ arriving every day. so it will pay you to visit our store each day. I (OSFS4v"T MJ H 1I I VAT /k\ 7J V " \ uy ’ I ..JV Street Dresses Silk Dresses Perhaps you have been wanting some- Easter season is when you want a nice thing to wear on the street. A real silk drW}S have j us t received them smart looking dress that does not cost . , .. , , • smaii m v your assured. They are much. For this occasion we bought a . , .... made of canton and printed crepe, also lot of fine striped broadcloth and alike turn drewe.. They are special during «eorgetle. Regular 125.00 draw.. Our this sale for price. $4.95 $15.95 A VERY SMALL EASTER HATS TRUE SHAPE HOSE AMOUNT No Easter outfit *« com plete without True Shape will buy you a fine silk Hose. They are the best, dress for your Easter wear. The new summer shades. Every one new and just in Sale price the latest colors for early Vj $1 $1.50 $1.95 crepes. Values up to 516. \/ / FEWEST NOVELTIES IN • Our Easter sale price k , ' FOOTWEAR lhe hat you have been Ladies’ and misses’ pumps $9.95 wanting La here. Our buyer and slippers in kid, patent was just lucky in getting a a nd skinner’s satin; in all fine lot of Easter hats. (he newest styles—Cutouts j CHILDREN’S DRESSEs They are g | mp j y beautiful straps Combination The Children’s New Easter in all shapes—large, medi- patent and tan French Dresses in pretty broad- um and small. Regular Oxfords—Bow Ties—ln all cloth and ginghams newest values are $5.00 to $12.50. sizesand all wanted heels— ■ style and all the colors, all During our Easter sale they Slippers worth to $7.50, to ■ sizes are going to be sold at well Monday 98c to $3.95 $2.95 to $7.95 $3.95 & $5.95 I 0 • 1 One big lot of full fashioned pure Thread Silk /S Ct Pr. ODvCICaI Hose—To sell during this sale at only tp I• OO Saul’s Dept. Store HARTWELL, GA.