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FARM LOANS
I We are in the market for farm loans
from $1000 to $5000. The war is
bver
see us righ&;&\^ ^uggy n Sjy°j* [gF^ -
leecfs, we can make you a good propo
sition. ~ ■
IELL 4jW^i i^m
bn-fl—bmjw^blQ.
Rev. W. C. Jones, who is one
of our largest growers of pecan
trees, offers to give two budded
pecan trees to eacli public school
in the county. The trees will bp
"ready foriT de’ivW'JT immediate!,
aker,^hL W, : anu if the Trus-
teeigjof the aiffisrent schools wil
call on Mr. Jones they will re
ceive the trees.
This is’a'ftne rnbve on th l e par
,of Mr v Joqes nnd >; w^ ^fe$l sur^
TIRED CREEK ITEMS.
w«i*H
1^ f {
In Atlanta.
ell as the h^fogh «Uo:
come, I guess the hunter
having a jU:y time.
le perp’.o of ! ais section have
carrying park to the marJ
%
n '": L -"f^.,who hun ilip £
liding school at Tifton, is at
TO
: Goverment to help.Georgia bPg
raisers rfche .modem method vot-
solvingagricultural,problems,.
• investigating,them, ..aaotKOtily, ,ip,
lt the.laboratory,, hut .also. ,ori„JJ,e.
Tatnhrln oo nperatiop
rfarmer,.,hasgiyea.sjuch<adBw;e,ble,
esuits that it.is to be,atwUed,. c tq
he.au,ti-rhog.choJera .ccusade.
Congress vhas.^appropriated >. a,
thhi y^sciiooUlIt Ufv^fl them
selves^ thia-ppportunity, as thi
(lti!ees?wll ndfcjonly make a splen
did shade but wil! furnish fimi
nuts for the children in a fe
years.
(Rea^ flie RrqJjress ads.
eJihibitashy;
fac.h\tejr shown the fourth annut 1
oofn efub afi'cfc^nfii^'clufl ‘Sh’ow- Grady Ginning Reports
opoiiyd# t{vg at^^apitpl, W( LtH
most gratifying attendance.
■> f The fejiniH^dlute\4la\fe- ilatger
att4~Wttoft.,PYj,i,Ujit.s...l:haft..azejc,
representing the work .of some
Jon ?ru>h ft.r.f
rrv rnilins was in (town &fiYk More,than 140 counties are rep-
y evening. resented in the b6.ys’ '\jori\ ,T ilil£
r. Willie Reagan is spending
^ile with friends and relatives
lis section.
liss Alice Wimberly-mada- a.
}t visit in this section recent-
Bo
f.j(hibite fc The entire first floor of
tVe capifel has bee6 ^Ulize&'foV
the exhibit. >
ECAN TR
Best budded Pecan trees
Sale at Reduced Prices
Terms. Write me
W. C. Jones, Prop.
: Magnolia nursery,
liro. Ga.
The Progress and the Atlanta
Semi-Weakly*Journal .pne year
i
?
- HL... #
Continues to Gain|;
I, Grady County still continues to
tft.
show a gain over the same per,
iod last year in number bF baler
cotton ginned^ I-I ur.v {|
-,In a report just
Rh
<<W .
given out 1
Bpe\;iSrafeqfr>.,i 'L. C. Powell,
the U. S, Bureau of Census,
Mrows that up to Nov. 14th
this yeay there had been 7,S
bales of cotton ginned.
Up to the sam! date last yes
ly §J97 bales of cotton ha
eepjgjnneai ,wliictef|ioiks agai:
ear'M lSbSt oal^ ogcotto^
A<rr v,
.'OWW ,
simmis* 1
CHILLS
I npi*r
nftr»r»rV.
-V tJortnr*!
V*L<w»f
*••>4ita , hr »-tr>
t ^odJfprggM-Wd saj it lest-
can glt&h?ee> 'mlgtfzines fo.r
nism MV TieU one year by renewing your sub
L§ ES"Iwl *■ I ISlIwI scription to the Progress. We
Will cure your Rheumatism want aiiof our old subscribers to
Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps, • ^ret these magazines. Wesefid
» ith , *»? r#
site. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in- zines all one year for only $1.25.
ernally and externally. Price RSc. Read our ad on anether page,
n all par ....
Stktes. THe aim 1 'will' - be'ttdt hm’'
to exterminate the disease ini-thn,
test sections, ,but,also..ta d’seove:
tiie;mostpracl,j,ca,l, efliWPRt ecj
imical methods for continui..
he work throughout the couiTtV/ 1 '
This inyestigation’ wlll + “filf’l
long felt'U’Int in 'Geof^ry'th"
hog dekth ratfe v ifYfhis state frcin
:holera is 90 per 1000 head, anu
lograisers.anelosing.aaaveragt
f, 139,000.hogs,-imnually.. ,, ni
There „ will, /be. ’« v numbec. , o^.
me •tiryrs.hpld in South Q m^ia
this Fal) where the experts of
the govern'ment will ^iWprai:tl&-'
al ''demonstnitionsin ; 'iiie' ; ustf ; 'i f
anH-hog choleran.vseramai u 3he.
farmers of Sj>nth,..G^ongia wcmjd,
do.vyeji to a^tend,thgs,e,intorestim
lectures apd eaiii wiiac know!
edge fHey can so thdr their* rtfs'-
be' prepared* to ‘ offset' "Any -ep <
dfemic of hogi cholera that ma. <.
setdm in, his,, paghborhood*
South'Georgia is claimed, torb, ,
the.natural home.of thehogn^p,,.
Wr-Bm chill utidP "^ever
Ta* qDA„.o<. r r ,Qc*r: . - * W V Vi
. .Tonic ,Js„ glarf htoed:
1 recommended for 7 '“dulls
r,LaGrippe f Colds
,J
N
JtgMAlgia,:;MaIariai Bil-
iy»r.Ht>f*»W f-r., f>VrYj
ious r inter<mittentandCbtt
I ponnrmrd a..* J . ...» ’ r Ul . lTf .
ppArvrorrW r>tS
tinued Fever.
k r.4-J F,',Vp i . u; U
5 ‘ “We refund jour money if
M^oulareiriet^satisfied,:’
fl trrf.;AA^A\)P a-aa'
eradicate' the' : hog“ bhoierd '-an
'■rave-'the* 180j000. hogs' that,.di,
hog,cholera, o.w.ptoTife ^IU{.
ita^en away from ,us ,bv, thn
dreadful disease, - wnibh - ' may'‘'fit
easily hdfiWhdd 'ffb'iW’fiftr' stirte'tf
the remedy is applied in accord
ance wiih-ihe5adviaetif,fiie,itSnk
?r i ’
$l:2Sr?Dw : 'feper and Any One pf These; Clubs^Pf ■
' 'yeiriyfSubscripticKi to, three magazines in combinatiofl ’iiiithfWUf weekly phpfcr at ptobtlcaliy’ the price?
I of emrpapfer ak»ne.< fl,!ln this list youiWiU , nn<l , f8ft l y"U{f!bterit"periodicalB. formed into thirty-five different/,
•tluhsj > Edch cluh haa 3,magazines, except'one! Special XUuh which .has four magazines; fljege rnaga-,,
&inea> sell'fop as-much as^iV.a year. TKoy'hreiall gofideftod, cp^r a lapge variety, of choice reading, matter,' 1 '
inctuffing History, */tos.ip,/Religion, EdueatifiP,,JgftsJ®n8 | .fancy Needlework, - Ulustrated' Cufr^M’S«hfttd l ' s ''
Hon
f‘' , toiV«?ttAirH'ofttt)..aple - ndiU .<wniW ct we bav «, w}th thp publishers of these magazine^ WjOjari^ alple to gjv,e ( Qtjrreaders a
choice of any one of the clube In combination with our paper one'year fof $l A5! "Juatt2Jc more than the price of our paper’alori<; <
kitting Histpny, */tos>iF„Religion, Edueatifip,,JP^S f b»n8, Fwicy Needlework, lllustratea' Current'EVfefitS,
me Decorations, Fiction, Literature, Drama, Art, Science, miffeftfiOhaj'GenerdrFdriflmg,' Dalry Farming,-
-a s'tock; Veg'etables, Frtiit and Poultry. • nf..*.-,. .5,1, ...... i.A> «
t Oh'W?fc(Airft'ertlh» ,ap!en<UU .ConiW ct we bave , FTWdf, w}th the publishers of these magazine^ w^rarcj alple.m gjvp ( Qtjr readers a
tee of any one of the clube in combination with our paper one'year foF$IA5I>r,Justi25c more than the price of our paper’alorii.
; Tltfe!6HfeV Is made to everybody. If you have bfever subsfcribed, t9 oyf^pyf.hefprt wo aslcyou to take advantage of thlaoger,....
I If you are A stibscsiber, ,tp our paper, we ask yop to renew 8 ° ft** too, may get rthagaZlnes eatra. Look over the list and select'
..thi.dub spuU^e besf. henSyoirVoffe today jbr giVe'jrJur dfder tOonrlrebiesenUtivKor.call itour olfice'wheh In* t'dwft'’lf^iu'-"
priViow a subicribtr'tii' tiny'df'thesc magazines and.wadhto rpneyv just .sepd your order to us and we will, have.youc .sutwripjipp.,
fexiHiae'ff/lf yotih sUtaerlptionrlo can.paper is bast dup, .we advise you to pay tip itfd'ttki r ‘ *- ” —
' ’ '• L - cnamifcls,'we , ask'ydutto justly Compar
, your magazines through other <
advantage of this bargain. If you are in
jUstiy Compare our clubs and prices with that of any
Everyday Life
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CLUB No. 3
Farm Life
Household Quest
Today’s (wtt?Se?pat^rnJ
Farm Life
•Hxmeelrold Magazine ,~.,v
Today's* Iwlth free pattern)
Everyday Life
Today’. •-.»
Woman’s World ri .
Home Life t ; ri »*
46opWs.oHe^ BN< ‘ i
(Oku *** ^
CLUB No. 13-. .,
Green’a FruitjQrowerl
Everyday Lift :tr>\r },r:n c.•»/
Farm Life <
CLUB Nofta .•
Today’s (with free pattern)
Prairie Palmar »' T in J.'k,j
Household Magazine
CLUB No/lfl > '•.! T
"Todfl'^.K with'free naBern)
Gentlewoman *”
r 1 Home Ufar,*t ac ' 1 «h» r f* <
o.,‘a . rxup No. 10 " r Cf
J 3uccevsfu> Farming : trr he
■ Home Life * •
Everyday’Life qnr»ri- * r -
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— , -SPECIAL. CLUB Same Price da Others ... nv „
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V-JC. CLUB NO. 14'* ■
FShK^"' 15 a V■ J
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."PouUry Item ... -WHorr- '
Today’s (w)th free pattern)
Farm Life! >: u t ^.
Club No. 10
Boys’ Mabp^Ina ' J’ **r*'.r«^c.V ra
HomeLi (pj : • , r
Gentlewoman ~^<\ r - *T Jo-i
■ >- CLUB No. 17
’Kimball's] Dairy Parthei 5 *- 4 » v Va *
Home Life
Gentlewoman
' ** „ rjryS :CIitJB^Noc 3»f
Farm, Stock and Home
iWoman'a .wdtld/ft .
Home Life
a ' ' CLUB'No.SS
®^;^,Vep a «.rn)o.,v, •
.«Byeryday Life
CLtJBlt&'SM *-•
Home Lite j .a,..,.
fCizu^NS. ao-t h'
. Fancy work Magazine
I^QeiUtctovomanl>ufr»» r*5 ,I>
Today’s >wlth free patte.-n)
io 0 liO«'l#oV3V)«... I
, Kansas Cllx. Weekly Star
'FaritHAft ’ iGta*
- iime *‘cLt.ri
^HomeUlKT .-.rfw/i - v
CLUB No. 30
'.SouthemRurall*t, '., I. r . c~ Haiti
Home Life
uentlcWomaAA r/f
CLUB No. 31
Farmer’sWkly. Dlspatoh(St. Paul
Home Life
Farm Life
Ru
Gentlewoman
'Bv.l'yday.Life,^,T'r
...Or CLUB. No. 33 , , .
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Household Quest '*
. butcher-,,
'■• r f-'VfQ'f -aa l;^!-, j.Bhe knows that
L ' aal BEST t.GUTS we can gi
Iwijfiitl c/ rtes.triiPorterllbuse, sirloin, round
dLCER * make it a busiuei? principl
1a J 1 T . » BEST QUALITY
V%as Mne! vite YOUR trade.
Yfir ■'inter'*V.
om? }frc :t.t
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our
it
the
thor
flank.jj We
to sell the
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, .One V2=fforse J Gasofini
Haner. 3 ^^ 4 o4} -^
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am, Ga.
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