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%>X The I ordson euts tfic cost of reparing land almost to half what
UK it costs with horses. But even more important is the fact that
Fordson saves from thirty to fifty per cent of the farmer’s time. And
UK time saved—getting fields in shape to plant in the proper season;
m getting things done when they should be done—means money to the
UK farmer. BESIDES IT SOLVES THE LABOR PROBLEM.
m. As ever, the machine-way is proving more efficient, faster, easier
m than ;iie old hand way. in the factory, the machine increases produc¬
mi tion. saves labor—produces outre at less cost. And that is what the Three Types of Tires for Three Kinds of Use
Fordson does on the farm. The Fordson way is the machine way of
m fanning. BESIDES IT SOLVES THE LABOR PROBLEM. ■\^OU doirt truck touring The Thi Lee Cord Puncture-Proof
mt The Fordson’s first cost is the lowest in the market; and the after- 1 different want a motor the cylinders in a than car; the
mi or operating-cost is lowest. It you use a oil in in 1. For the hardest possible service on
mt is compact easily handled transmission. all binds of roads. A real cord tiro
a easy riding'—economical— -and
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UK tractor, hacked by the great¬ conditions he differently. That is absolutely puncture-proof. The only
m< est tractor service organiza¬ Different must met puncture-proof cord tire. Dependable
tion in the United States. why Lee builds three types of tires for three kinds of under alt conditions.
UK We are Fordson dealers. uses. The right type for your purpose is the one built The Lee Cord
mx Not only do we sell Fordson especially for that use. For gruelling service in town and
mx UK thraetors. but we carry a stock ] Consult tires. V eil survey the conditions your ^ in the country. Lee Cord riding construc¬
of Fordson parts and employ us on tion makes these light tires
UK Fordson mechanics to -help tires must meet and presetibe the Lee Tire that will practically troubles—blowouts, free from tread the usual separation, tire
mx the farmers get the best results serve you best—the Lee l ire that will give you maxi¬ sidewalls breakiug, internal friction, etc.
UK from the Fordson. mum mileage and comfort. Hand made.
mx Made by Henry Ford & WILL BE GLAD TO DEMONSTRATE The Lee Fabric
Son and sold by AT ANY TIME. PHONE 62. 7% e 77%^ c Di-i A husky tire that fights road
UK j. conditions and invariably mean wins.
UK UK m P. J. Rogers Weaver Covington, & Pittman, Ga. good-looking oversized, Quality-built with and miles as from good of lining extra as to it servlc*. tr4; looks;
UK UK -AUTHORIZED- Tires “Smile
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UK mx COVINGTON, GEORGIA. Mile/
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STARRSVILLE NEWS
Mi.-s Dimple Jones has returned
[from Jasper county where she was
[the guest of her sister, Mrs. Venue
lAarou last week.
Mr. <’. W. Wright and famity, of
[Covington were the guests of
lives here last Monday.
Mesdames W. H. Corley, C. C. Epps
ml W. <i. Renton were visitors to
'ovington Monday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner has return¬
ed to her home in Covington after
spending last week with Miss Frances
Harwell.
Mr. .1. .1. Clack has returned to his
home with Mr. and Mrs. A. .T. Belch¬
er from Indian Springs and Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Beam, of
Mansfield were guests of relatives
1. ; Monday.
Misses Frances Harwell and Eliza¬
beth Skinner were guests of Miss
Myrtle Skinner Sunday.
Mr. J. L. Epps, of Crawfordville,
spent a short while in our village
Friday en route t) Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Middlebrooks
and daughter. Lillian were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Tyler, near Monti-
1 1I<> Sunday. Mrs. Tyler is re¬
membered as Miss Irene Holloway,
who has visited Mrs. Middlebrooks
often.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Epps visited
relatives in Mansfield Sunday after¬
noon. .
Misses Sara Anderson. Robertine
Behher and Messrs. .T. C. and Henry
Anderson were visitors to Atlanta
Saturday.
the many friends of Miss Ruth
Harwell will ho delighted to know
she is recovering from her recent op¬
eration for appendicitis.
Many from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Steve Hays Sunday.
Messrs, tv. J. Skinner. Reuben Par
^h and Vanro Curtis went to Atlanta
Saturday.
-Miss Sara Anderson was the guest
"f Miss Frances Harwell Thursday
night.
Mr. Marvin Middlebrooks was visit
r friends Imre for a short while
Jonday afternoon.
CARD OF THANKS
" e wish to thank the many friends
■I' d neighbors for their kindness and
thoughtfulness „f us during the ill
v and death of our dear wife anil
' " i Km- We will always cherish the
J ,| a | 'inhra,i< ( of the beautiful flowers
,n| l words cf sympathy. - - -
M '> ih>.| bless each of •/
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A. K. Hays and family.
Giving Them T-h«lr-Due.
11,811 "1th brains who does not
,liem ls a sluggard; shame him.
* hard worker with few talents is
arudge; encourage him. The man
aien * s "'ho works hard to make
th ' ,|f 'hem
Is a genius; praise
WANT COLUMN
FOR SALE—Fresh milk cow with
first calf. Price reasonable. See
Linton Ray, Covington Route 2. Itp
SEED CORN.—Mexican June
Yellow Dent, just received.
Mountain Seed potatoes, Cornfield
beans. F. W. SIMMONS.—tf.
LOST—Ice tongs from wagon.
Finder please return or phone to
office. Reward. Atlantic Ice and
Coal Co. ltp
Put out tomato plants for late crop.
Can furnish any quantity right off
the beds—now or later.
F. W. SIMMONS—tf.
Several houses and lots for sale in
Covington and Oxford, also a number
of well improved farms. tf
Dr. J. A. Wright.
Highest prices paid for chickens,
eggs and country produce. My friends
come to see me; it will he appreei
Sockwell’s corner.—3tc.
3tc Jeff Davis Ellington.
COAT LOST—Whoever got my coat
by mistake or otherwise from the back¬
stop at the ball game Wednesday at
Weber Field will please return to G.
B. Nixon at Covington Post-office and
get reward. Coat had Masonic em¬
blem in lai>el. Thanks. It
LOST—Or stolen, Silver, Rockford,
III., Watch, double case with name
I). IV. Hughes, Jackson, Tenu. Taken
from my room or lost in rear of Weav¬
er and Pitman garage, July 4th. Will
pay reward of $10 for return to J.
D. Ellington. Covington, Ga.
MONROE COUNTY FARMS FOR
SALE.—Rangingin acreage from 100
to 1000. Improvedand unimproved.
See us before you buy. L. O. HOL¬
LIS or G. W. THORNTON, Box 224,
Forsyth. Ga.—3mos.
FARMS FOR SALE.—About eighty
farms in Colquitt and adjoining coun¬
ties are described and priced in book¬
let we can mail out by July 10th. It
will carry important information con¬
cerning Colquitt county and Moultrie.
The Market Place. If interested,
write for copy. Kline-Grover Real
Estate Co., Moultrie, Ga.—It.-----
STATE OF GEORGIA, Newton Co:
J. F. Laaenby executor on the
estate of Miss C. A. Lunsford late of
said county deceased, has applied for
leave to sell all the bank stock be¬
longing to said deceased. And all
jiersons concerned are hereby notified
that said application will lie heard on
the first Monday in August next, 1920
Said sale is for the purpose of dis¬
tribution among the heirs of said de¬
l-eased.
This July 5. 1020.
c A. D. MEADOR. Ordinary.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, Georgia.
Pledge of Friendship.
The custom of handshaking dates
to the time of Henry the Second.
The Unpopular Atehool
Plentywood Press—“I sneezed a
raeeze into the air, It fell to earth I
tnew not where; but hard and cold
.vere the looks of those in whose vicln
ty I snozp.”-—Boston Tvnnsor'pf.
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What Star Carer3 <_ack.
Our observation >s that an astrono
mer has a groat deal of latitude, but
not much money.—Dallas News.
Dictionaries.
Dictionaries are like watches, wrote
fohnson. The worst is hotter than
tone, and 'ho best ouinm ho expected
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Have No Talent for It.
| Lots of people practice economy
who never become expert at it.—Bos
ton Transcript.
Daily Thought,
A few more smiles of silent sym
, pathy, a few more tender words, a
| pttle more restraint on temper may
! make all the difference in our lives
Forceful Warning.
A road sign (n New York says, "Go
Blow and Save Ten Dollars.”
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Beat the Burglar to It.
Much sympathy is felt for the but*
| zlars who broke into a house at Herna
j Hill Hill last last week. week. Unfortunately Unfortunately for
[them [the the grocer’s hill hnd been paid
previous day.—Punch, London.
