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UNITED DOCTORS SPECIALIST S.««k, S*r*
WILL AGAIN BE AT Commenting on the rljfct o
Fiuparaia, Geergia. TamUey, Jaa. United State* AgrieulturalVn
Ttti. I»17. l*Ctol mfat on tin *r*A of wh*Sfc
ONE DAY ONLY. ■ own > n, * r lrv co ™ I " rUo ^
-Hoar.: S A. M. to 8 P. M. In* yen*, President Harrison, «
Remarkable Sure... o f Talented Southern Railway Company, eal
Pfcy^ciaa la tba If.atmeat of . cenUy .
Offer S^raUra FtT"* Cbar f . [ **»• »«■».*«- • ******
The United pOctors Snfcclaliat Tl-' dency in the direction of crop i
cenaed by the State of Georgia for aification. In every Southern
the treatment of.all diaeaaee includ- ltTmvorae d by the Southern ri
in* deformitiea, nervoua and chron :, . . _
ie disease of men. women and rhll 1 Uneo, except In entuclty and T«
dren. oiler to all who call on thii I *eo. the acreage reported Ihia
trip, conaultation, examination, ad- shows a aubatantial increoae ova
vice free, tasking no charge what- Kentucky dum. a deerra*
ever, except the actual cost of treat-, , , _ ,
ment. All that » asked in 'return 'the acreage In Tenneaaee ia the
for these valuable services is that-, as la* jmar. The largest-1nei
every person treated wjB state the;ore shown in Georgia. Alabami
result obtained to their '^enda snd Ml «,»ippi_*ates into which th
thus prove to the sick and afflicted _ _ ,
in every dty and locality, that at liurt ,wr ’ 1 «l»fad. Georgia and
treatments have been discovered | tama. ebow increaara of. 13 per
that are. reasonably sure and certain j over la* year, whilo Missis
in the treatment of chronic diaes* I wh « ,t > *» increaso-of 16
es and se great and wonderful have cent.
• Tift county got iu share of b
| in ISIS, and It b usually rated
I ratify temperate civfl aoBdivii
i The total figure# are somewhat
Rising |m
OUR
\jOQD GOODS
ARE'” i ^ N '
iCOING FAST
\ READ WHY
SSWSjl All the ingredients alty mixed
iriaJB for you in proportion$j| assure
baking success. You can not ia when
you use RISING SUN FLOUR.
Rt. good goods are 2oin2 FAST be
llow tbat they are good and be-
WOUnhat we put the law price on
[ell our high-quality goods for the
robe year around,
f mark goods up Just to mark them
k We believe in telling ‘THE
t whole truth and nothing but the
In giving our customers value for
y EVERY DAY of the year. Don't
r system?
El Paso, Texas, Jan. 16.—Santa Ys
toon hundred Carranzistas, has fallen i
A battle around Polomas started y«
i through today with the advantage with AgYiUUtas.
irrisoned by fif-
hands A Villa
I are making real progress tn
r of producing a* far as poa-
verything consumed on the
id of having other things be
The Farmers Extha
Wishes you a Happy and Proipa^ igj
To Be Prospenus
Tift touhty
jrta of differ
ADaAe.-C.QTT^
Slain 1 . Linimant for Stiff Joint..
Rheumatic pslns slid schea get In
to the joints and muscles, making ev
ery movement torture. KiHlW your
suffering with Sloan’s Untoent; it
quickly penetrate, without Nibbing,
and soothes and warms yogr sore
muaelei. The congested blood Is
■timulstcd to action; s singlo appli
cation will drive out tM-. pain.
Sloan’s Liniment is clean, convenient
and quickly effective, -li does not
stain the skin or clog the pores. Get
a bottle today at your hmgglst, 26c.
rsonal Guarantee
to all Skin Suflerers’
BHtch -place, near Zion Hope, and 1
Mr. Virgil Daniel is occupying thr '
place vacated by Mr. Pond. ’
l Mr Arnold, of North Georgia, has '
• moved onto the Dr. Price farm. Mr. "
I Carlyle ia living on Dr. McCrea’i '
place, npar town.
Students visiting their parents on|'
Avenue A have returned to tfieir> !
studies; Misa I-ottio Drexel. to thr 1
State Normal; Anton Clegg, George!
Conger. John Rigdon, Eugene and
Richard Drexel. to the University of
Georgia; Peanson Clegg, to the bua-.
line*, college at Lynchburg. Vs.; Hos- ,
mer and Hurley Pcaraon have rernm- [
rd their duties at Columbus. Ga.. andj;
Marathon. Iowa, respectively '.
Mias Llixie Sutton and Mr v and,
Mr* Daniel spent Sunday evening,
with Mr. Bell and family Couip. 1
settled in your mind If you;
is .incurable they ^wtll give yrn
liseaae. Do not put off this duty
owe youy»elf or friends, or rel-
s who are suffering because of
sickness, as a visit at this time
iie.p
Worn-out and run-down men oi
omen, no matter what your sil
ent may be, call, it costa you noth-
Remember, this free offer is for
is visit only.
Married ladies come with thaii
lahand. and ’minora with their os-
Now is the time to hnve that
home painted. Do not neglect
it, but betiqMfy ydur home in
side and out before Spring and
Summer, WfclTE NOW.
DO NOT DELAY.
R.GODFREY, Painter
FlTZCVtAUK. CMOftGIA
Laboratories, Cleveland, Ohio.
CALL FOR DR. SNIDER.
R.mernb.r Data and Place.
Coed For Con*tipotion.
Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent
• for constipation. They are pleasant.
to take and mild and 6»ntlc 1. ef
fect. Obtainable everywhere, (adv ■
and Certain Money In Peanuts
Buy the 'boat And Ma.^eat S«e4grown
Kelly’s E*rly Bird Cottpn Sewd $2.25 perk 10 bu. $2.00 bu.
King's Improved Cotton Seed 2.255 per kg 10 bu. 2.00 bu.
Simpkin’s Reimprow'd CoLE&eed 2.C0 perl*. 10 bu. 1.75 b*.
Ttiofca Eearly Prolific Cot. * ed XM> perl*. 10 bu. 1.75 lew.
Mexican Big Boll C«J*tou Seed TOO perl*. 10 bu- 1.75 bu.
Coker's Webej^Staple Col. g«*4 2-00 perl*. 10 bu. 1.75 bu.
We handle other early varieties. . . 2.001*. 10 bu. l,7fc bu-
K. EL B White Spanish Seed Peanuts ..
1.65 perl*. 10 bu. 1.50 bu.
The Tom Houston Peani^Sheller $6.00
North Carolina Peamuta $1.65 perk 10 bu. $1.50 bu.
South Georgia Grown Seed Oats -.90 perk. 10 bu. -85 bu.
Kelly’s Early Bird Seed Corn . . 1.00 perpk. 1 bu. 3.50 bu.
Marlboro Selected Seed Corn. . 1.00 perjk. 1 bu. ^_Qfl lie
Whatley's ^elected Seed Corn. . 1-00 peryk. 1 bu. 10b bu.
Hastings Selected Seed Corn. . . . 1.00 p*f pk. 1 bu. 3.00 bu.
And all other field seeds and collard ad cabbage plants.
We will sell or exchange any at ft) above seeds and
plants fbr field peas, pecans, Georgiai$irup, country lard,
haras, sidemeat, velvet beans, corn, uighum and millett
seed.
Mail samples and lowest prices pat in secured pack
ages in yomv depot
THE FARMERS EXCHANGE
Cordele,
L. M. Stunner, Salesman. Station this paper.
WE ARE READY TO BUY
OVE MILLION ms Of PEANUT"
Recognizing the full importance of the Boll Weevil as a destroying agent and that the only sane means- the farmer may
employ to successfully cope with this devastating evil is through the channel of CROP DIVERSIFICATION, we are prepared
to buy in OPEN MARKET next fall every bushel of peanuts the farmers can raise in the section.tributary to Tifton,
There is no better, surer money crop than peanuts and none that affords a wider margin of certain profit. If the farmers
* ,of this territory can raise more than a million bushels of peanuts this year, we shall be tremendously glad of it, and we will be
“'-found ready to pay the top market price for the entire crop.
- They not only take the place of cotton-but will bring a larger net profit to the farmer if given proper care and attention.
“ We have equipped our mill with the necessary machinery to handfie all the peanuts grown in this section,' and we advise,
the farmers to protect themselves against the Boll Weevil by taking advantage of the means we have placed at their disposal.
PLANT WHITE SPANISH PEANUTS
tenters Cotton OilCo
TIFTON, GEORGIA
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