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3, CHEAP have « few White Sewing Machine* I am telling Notwithstanding they have advanced 80 j I am‘telling for leu than the old price. If you Good Sawing Machine now it your , chance to W.E. FARMER GAZETTE WANT ADS FOR RESULTS ftfiUS’COUC 'CAe EASYWW PETITION FOB CHARTER. GEORGIA—Tift County. To the Superior Court of Said County: The petition of B. R. Pickett, W. B. Parks, F. B. Pickett, Charles Bowman, D. Varner, Chas. D. Varner, W. P. Sikes, R. 8. Cornwall and E. J. Cottle, of laid county and state, respectfully shows to the court: 1. That they desire for themselves their associates, successors and assigns, GEORGL NOTICE OF SALE t County. istsw* * tober 22, fl)18, J. I). ite and County, execu te Albany Trust Company of poration under the la#s of the real estate hereinafter curity for bis sixty promis sory notes tot $05.10 each, one to become due December 1,1918, and the rest to be* come due one On the first day of each ... , month thereafter, also his promissory note to become incorporated under the name * or $3,000.00, due October 22, 1921, the \ . . . * Kflma nonnnif intorpxf rmm rintu nt flw* and style of the name bearing interest from date at the rate of 8 per cent per annum, payable TO TREAT HORSE COLIC TY TY PRODUCE AND PLANT CO. semi-annually thereafter—all foregoing No Drenching — A Child Can Give It*' 2 - Tl »e terms for which petitioners ask »aM notes having been dated October 22, • oous soet oumantxcd i to be incoroorated is twenty years, with and, whereas, said contract provid- OH Ken,-eh, *<«■ Me.. Padnoh, ^!I prS^l «,.«! «? SHudot » h » uM t* "'“ J •*“.«* ** IUCKKRSON GROCERY CO. th.t time. Bl’Y JOB PRINTING IN TIPTON r e have secured the services of an EXPERT PAINTER # . -and are now prepared to give the Automobile Owners of this section the benefit of a FIRST- CLASS Painting and Trimming Shop. Prices Reasonable, Sat isfaction Guaranteed. Tifton Sales Agency Authorized Ford Agents Corner of Main & Fifth Streets pi GOLDEN HARDWARE COMPANY Makes the Cool Pile 'Last* fuel iSaviitf Guaranteed Relief From Big Fuel Bills S AVE at least 1-3 to 1-2 your coal bill this winter. At the high price of fuel this saving should more than pay for this won derfully efficient Cole’s Original Ho ( t Blast Heater For Hard Coal, Soft Coal, Slack, Lignite, Wood and lighter Foote 1-3 Fuel Saving Guaranteed Burns the cheapest grade coal dean and bright Remember that soft coal is half gas. This valuable half of your fuel money escapes up the chimney and, is wasted in other stoves. Cole’s Hot Why be • ilin to u •xtvovaiutbootiBg pUat when Col.’. Hot Blut «ffl sir. yon perfect utirfsctWorpnctiunr 1*2 yoorpreeent fuel bill. 3. The Capital Stock of said Corpora tion is $10,000.00, divided into shares of $100.00 each. Petitioners, however, ask the privilege of increasing said Capital Stock from time to time to any amount not exceeding $50,000.00, should It be deemed to the best interest of said Corpo ration and the stockholders thereof, by a two-thirds majority vote of Bald stock holders. 4. The whole amouut of said Capital Stock, has been actually paid in by said petitioners. 5. The object and purpose of said cor- (poration, is pecuniary gain and profit to j stockholders. The particular busi ness proposed to be carried on, is the buy ing, selling, handling and curing sweet (potatoes and all other farm products; •i, buying, selling and handling plants of every kind and des- buying, selling and handling i and poultry and all other farm uot herein specified and men- ti <»• Petitioners desire and ask the privi lege of adding any other line of merchan dise carried by merchants generally, should it be determined by a two-thirds majority vote of the stockholders of said corporation, that it is to the best interest of the stockholders of said corporation. 7. Petitioners desire that said corpora tion shall have the right to sue and be sued and have a common seal; to buy, sell, lease nnd hold and own, both real and personal property of every kind and description necessary for the furtherance of the objects of said corporation; to bor row money and pledge the property of said corporation, real and personal, as security therefor by mortgage, trust deed or other form of security, which in the judgment of a two-thirds majority of the stockholders of said corporation may ap pear to the interest thereof; to act as gen eral o r special agents for other persons, companies or corporations, in buy ing, selling and handling any article or class of articles, appertaining to the business of said corporation, or usually or eonveuient'y connected with Ihe busi ness of said corporation hereinbefore to ferred to; improve, sell or lease any or all real estate or personalty, as may bo necessary in properly conducting the bus iness of said corpora tioi| nnd to exercise the usual powers, to do all the usual nec- es.ary and proper acts which pertain t-< r.r may be connected with any of the busi ness ol said Corporation. S The principal office aud place of business of said Corporation shall he at T.v T .V, in Tift county Georgia, with ‘he right to establish branch offices or houses iincss anywhere in the state of is may he doomed to the best in- the stockholders of said corporu- i determined by a two-thirds ma te of said stockholders, ore, petitioners pray tint they i body corporate under the name t aforesaid, entitled to all the rights, privileges nnd immunities nnd hjoa to all the liabilities fix id by law. James II. Price 1 Attorney for Petitioners. GEORGIA—Tift County. I, Henry D Webb Clerk of the Super ior Court of Tift county, do certify that the above nnd foregoing is a true and correct copy of the original petition for incorporation, of the Ty Ty Produce and Plant Company, now on file in my office, ture, this 17th, day of October, 1919. Witness my hand nnd official signn* Henry D. Webb, NOTICE OF APPLICATION GEORGIA—Tift County. Notice is hereby given in conformity with section ,3005 of the Code of Geor gia, 1911, that the undersigned will, as guardian for W. J. Taylor, make appli cation before the Honorable R. Eve, Judge Superior Court, Tift County, Geor gia, at Tifton, Georgia, on the loth day of November, 1919, for an order to Bell the following described reaUy, property of his said ward, to-wit: Three acres of land, more or less, in Lot of land No. 525 in the town of Omega, Ga., being in the 6th land district of said county, and more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Southwest corner on Chestnut Street, and running North along the East side of said street 40 feet to an agreed corner; thence Northeast along an agreed line 240 feet to an agreed corner; thence East 385 feet to au agreed corner; thence South to Drean Branch and along said branch to Alaba ma Avenue, said East line being 240 feet; thence West along the North sidt of Alabama Avenue 00 feet to an agreec corner; thence North 160 feet to an agreed cornerr thence West 100 feet to an agreed corner; thence North 100 feet to an agreed corner; thence West 200 promptly paid when due, as well as mi-annual interest, such fact would oper ate to make all said notes and all said interest payments due aud payable ou demand; and, whereas, said contract pro vided that in the event of such proceed ings ns is hereby described the amount due on the unmatured portion of said notes (excepting the one. for $3,000.00) would be ascertained by deducting there- frdm discount at the rate' of £ per cent annum ; and, whereas, .-aid Connor failed to pay said notes so due month ly since for the one which became due July 1, 1919, as well as all which have become due ami has failed to pay mi-annual interest due on the note for $3,000.00 which became due April 22, 1919, and October 22, 1919—all said delinquencies constituting violations of the contract set out in said deed, and au thorising the proceedings hereby describ ed. Now, therefore, I, Joseph 8. Davis, President of said company, in accordance with a provision of said deed, will sell or caused to -be sold by my duly authorized representative, before the courthouse door of said county, between the lawful hours of sale, on the first Tuesday iu December, 1919, to the highest and best bidder for cash, all that tract of laud being a por tion of original laud lot No. 307 in the sixth district of said county, part'cularly described, in three tracts, ns follows; First tract. Commence at uu iron stake o n the south edge of the Tifton und Ty Ty public road at its intersection with the original east line of said lot, run west 38 degrees south along said public road 1,114 feet to mi iron stake, thence south 28 degrees east 1,983 feet to an iron stake thence east 175 feet to an iron stake on the original east line of snid lot, thence north 3 degrees and ten minutes west 2.2S5 feet along the originnl east line bf said lot to an iron stake nnd to the beginning point, snid tract eoutainuing 30 acres. Second tract. Begin at the intersection of the original east line of said lot with the south edge of the right of way of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company— said right of way extending 50 feet from the centre of the main line of said rnll- road, run thence westward along south edge of said right of way 1,300 feet to a stake, thence south 27 degrees nnd 20 minutes east 1,007 feet to the centre the Tifton nnd Ty Ty public road, thence east 2S degrees north 959 feet along snid public road to its intersection with the original east line of snid lot, thence north one degree. 45 minutes west along the said original lot line to starting point— said tract containing 30 acres, aud being identified ns tract No. 1 as shown on «i subdivision map made by TI. W. Brown, dated May 23, 1912. recorded November IX, 1915, in deed book Five, Page 287. in office of Clerk of Superior Court, of Tift County, Geeorgia., Third tract. Beginning at the north west corner of tract lost above described, nt a stake 50 feet south of the centre of the main line of the Atlantic Const Line Railroad Company, thense run west nlor.g the south edge of the right of way of snid railroad company, and 50 feet from the centre from said line, 537 feet to a stake, thence south 27 degrees and 20 minutes east 1.045 feet to n stake In tlio centre of the Tifton and T.v Ty public road, thence east along the centre of snid public road 535 feet to a stake, nt the southwest corner of the tract Inst above described, thence north 27 degrees nnd 20 minutes west 1,007 feet to beginning point—snid tract containing 20 acres and being identified as tract No. 2 according to tlie II. W. Brown map referred to in above description as tract No. 2 thereof ove three tracts heretofore occupied by I>. Conner, as a home and containing 80 acres. roceeds of said sale to be applied in settlement of all the indebtedness herein described of the commissions. on said ale. of the cost of this advertisement, and my surplus arising after paying all wi«\ itiems is to be paid to snid Conner, his heirs nr assigns. The authority for said snle being irrevocable in the presi dent of said company by the term of said deed. Tifton. Cn., November 1, 1919. | Joseph S. Davis, President, GOOD MEj Lots of people complain of gi sure. We have installed in our partment a “Measuregraph”*for me This machine counts the yards-fof t\ and calculates the amount much qua old way. It is impossible to and see how it works. * 4 We are also installing new closed a our patterns. Our customers demand the best sejr our aim to give it to them. DUNCAN & STU1 -:HOLLOWA Shoes Horses for $1.50 . Shrinks Buggy Tires for 65cig$fi All other work in proportic Satisfaction Guaranteed • ‘ ''1$S R. A. HOLLOm The Horseshoer South Main Street '■ 'u, A* Fashion’s Newesl ~ J And The Season's B( DRESSES. SUITS, d P ■ f are just in today, and' ter Outfit is not yet co| be worth your time to ful inspection of our lat^ in pretty Ready-to-Wear ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE GEORGIA—Tift County. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Tift County, Georgia, will be sold, at public outcry, on the first Tuesday in December, 1919, at the court house door in said county, between the legal hours of sale, certain real estate, to-wit: Twenty acres, more or less, of lot of land number Two Hundred and Sixty-seven (297) nnd Ninety-seven (97) acres, more or less, of lots of lend num bers Two Hundred and Sixty-six (299), and Two Hundred and Forty-one (241), all in the Sixth (0) Land District of Tift county, Georgia. Also, one share. No. 19, in the Country Fishing Club. Terms of said sale to be cash. This the third day of November, 1919. W. B. Hitchcock, Administrator, Estate of Robert Land. to an agreed corner; thence West zw feet to tChestnut Street to staiting point, and bounded as follows,—North by origi nal lof line and land of H. F. Brown; East by land of H. F. Brown and Drean Branch; South by Alabama Avenue, and land of W. J. Wooten and 8. G. Lind sey: West by Chestnut Street and land of H. Roberts on Northwest. C. V. Taylor. Guardian tor W. J. Taylor. Rldedtll A Mitchell, Applicant’s Attorneys. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE GEORGIA—Tift County. By virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Tift County, Georgia, will be sold, at public outcry, on the first Tuesday in December, 1919. at the court house door in said county, between the 1 hours of sale, the tract of land in 1 county, the same being One Hun dred and Fifty-one, (151) acres, more or of lot of land number One Hun- Eleven, (111) in the 6th district of said county and bounded as follows.— On North by Cydoneta Farm and lands of John Greene j on the West by lands of Mrs. McKinney; on the East by lands of Jaaon Scarboro and John Swain; and on the sonth by Dowry lauds of Mrs. Emma E. Akins. Terms of said sale to bs tor cash. This, 3rd day of November, 1919. J. A. Akins, Administrator for J. T. Akins. ^J^ATION-—YEAR’S SUPPORT GEORGIA—Tift County. The returns of the appraisers setting apart twelve months' support to the fam ily of G. F. Willett, deceased, having been filed in my office, all persons con cerned, are. cited to show cans# by the tfth. dev of November, 1919, why said iPP*i«wm for twehra support should not be granted. This, 17th day of October, 1M9. 24-w4t J. i, Baker, Ordinary. FOR LEAVE TO SELL GEORGIA—Tift County. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has applied to the Court of Ordi nary of said county for leave to sell, sub ject to the dower interest therein, a 1-3 of 1-7 undivided remainder iintercst in lots of land Nos. 131 and 146 in the Sixth District of Tift county, Georgia, belonging to Jas. Paulk, minor, for the purpose of completing his education, and necessary expense incident thereto, and that said application will be heard at the next regular December term- of said Court This, Nov. 3rd, 1919. Mrs. Pena F. Paulk, Guardian of said minor. FOR DISMISSION GEORGIA—Tiflt County. Mrs. A. T. Houghton, Administratrix on the estate of C. A. Williams, deceas ed, represents to the undersigned that she has fully administered on said estate and asks for letters of dismission. This is to notify all concerned that said applica tion will be passed upon at the next term of the Court ot Ordinary, on the first Monday In December next. This, November 3, 1919. J. J. Baker, Ordinary, Tift county. EQUITABLE PETITION Thomas Y, Fletcher vs. Peabody, Hougbtcling A Co., et al. Equitable Petition; in Tift Superior Court, December Term, 1910. T 0 the Defendants, Lucretia P. Hough- ling; Alexander Smith; Burton Thom- 1; Edward M. Mills, and Frandg B. Dickinson, Executor of the Last Will and Testament of William B. Sterling. You are hereby required personally or by attorney to be and appear it tha Su perior Court to be held in. and for said County on tba First Monday In Decem ber, 1919, then and then to anawer the complaint in the above staled case, aa la Farm and City* Farm Loans: SJ per cen&ntercst made for 6,.' prepayment privilege. Loans made by whwj all the money for which he applies. A dir< arge insurance company enable* us to rende City Loans: 6J per cent interest for By ! Title Guarantee Company of \ j; W. Warren, President. R.) t Room 36, Golden Building, Tifton, Go: Worth < default thereof, till 1 will proceed j the Honorable B. lire. Jndxe of add Court, thU the 6th day of Aar vet, 1619. Hear D. Watt, Clerk Superior Court, Tift County, On. feoruen. c Deep plowing the proper p We offer the ve— 1 this work along ^ implement you: “Everything Taylor Fwniture