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* nd geor&ia- on Friday and
-gt on. 70 and 8th, assist
^Mtives , ' Ford Mo
v, "f the '
«P ,e f mainihH'turers of the
!»l» n> ' i)a' 'I T. Bussey, ot
» Tv i C ,iVed , Fordson Plow implement Works,
to!. . Yt fir t « 0ii stover Mfg.
-t Co- ^ a f /othcr implement manufacture man
, , wh especially om for
^'designed use
111 F T„»"Tractor. harrows,
,be d ffeient tvpes,
f) FOR TANLA C
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
azing Success Achieved by Celebrated Medi¬
na Not Only Phenomenal, But Unprecedent
Over 20,000,000 Bottles Sold in Six Years
—Foreign Countries Clamor for It.
r before, perhaps, in the history of the drug trade has
' for proprietary medicine ever approached the
nc j a won
recor( l that is now being made by Tanlac, the celebrated
; ne which has been accomplishing such remarkable results
ehout this country and Canada. As a matter of fact, the
elous success achieved by this medicine is not only phenome-
{pi bottle <>f Tanlac to reach
, W , 1S s ,,ui just a little over
jrJ ag0 its success was inline
.
an ,l people everywhere were
to recogni ?.<• it as a medicine of
jj n — ... merit. Since that time
L V p been sold throughout this
■ ami Canada something over
5 „ vii!h,,n 1 i ' mi tiott (too) bottles, es
ins a record which has proba- .
ler been equalled in the history
drag trade in America
Finite Is International
instant and phenomenal success
tatilar won when it was first
icf.1 has been extended to prac
ev«y large city, small town,
and hamlet in North America,
has become international In
ipe and England. Japan. Mexico,
Hawaii, Alaska Porto Rico and
European countries are clamor
tit.
L t coast to coast and from the
Lakes, „«nr.c Tanlac known and
± Millions ha\> taken it with
ost gratifying tnd astonishing
il« FORDSON DEMONSTRATION
/ v.ff. ■ V At Covington, Saturday
K OCTOBER 8th.
WE HAVE ARRANGED TO HAVE WITH US REPRESENTATIVES OF THE FORD MOTOR CO., DAVID T. BUSSEY AND
SOME OF THE IMPLEMENT FACTORIES, WHO WILL HELP US PUT ON
A Tractor Demonstration
OF ALL KINDS OF PLOWING, HARROWING AND SEED BED PREPARATION.
WE WILL DEMONSTRATE THE FORDSON OPERATING BELT DRIVEN MACHINS, ALSO THE MARTIN DITCHER BUILD¬
ING TERRACES AND DITCHING.
AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE
on correct seed bed preparation and a
FREE MOVING PICTURE SHOW
Will be given Firday and Saturday nights. Don’t miss these as they are very interesting and contain valuable and instructive
on
inlormation about better farming. THIS PART OF THE COUNTY AND WE
THIS DEMONSTRATION WILL BE THE BIGGEST ONE OF ITS KIND EVER HELD IN
Want everybody who is interested in better farming to be on hand.
P. J. ROGERS
dealer IHElu N IVE I* SXwTCAR
COVINGTON, GEORGIA
THE COVINGTON NEWS* COVINGTON, GEORGIA
eulti-packers, ditchers, grain drilia
shown giving hundreds of farmers from
tins and surrounding counties a eon
Crete example ot the manifold uses of
the Fordson tractor in the economic
operation of the farm. The demon
Stratton will be very eomplent and
every piece ot equipment will be fully
explained by factory experts.
As a means of reducing labor costs
and to show the new possibilities of
Ia» ming in this section by the use of
Fordson Tractors and improved farm
machinery which automatically reduces
labor costs the demonstration will eer
tainly prove to be the most impressive
from an agricultural standpoint that
turn been witnessed in this section,
In addition to the farm machinery
display several manufacturers will send
soil and other ex\)erts to lecture
Fordson Farming and its economic
vantages. An interesting arid educatio
nal lecture will be given on correct
bed preparation. This lecture will
be illustrated by stereopticon slides and
results and have pronounced it the
greatest medicine of all time.
Tens of thousands of men and wo
men of all ,, ages in - all I, walks ,, of , life, ...
afflicted with stomach, liver and kid
ney disorders, some of them of long
standing, as well as thousands of
weak, thin, nervous men and women
apparently , on the verge of collapse.
have testified that they have been ful¬ ,
ly restored to their normal weight.
health and strength by its use.
j Restored to Health.
Still others, who seemed fairly well,
yet who suffered with indigestion,
headaches, shortness of breath, dizzv
spells, sour, gassy stomachs, coated
tongues, foulness of breath, constipa
tion, bad complexion, loss of
sleeplessness at night and of terribly
dejected, depressed feelings, state
they have been entirely relieved of
these distressing symptoms and re
stored to health and happiness by the
{ of \ Tanlac.
use —* *««..«■
Tanlac is sold by leading
• everywhere.
, . ,
in a ‘orreetiy prepared seed bed anti
one which is incorrectly prepared. In
l * ie moving picture films you
see l he corn sprout, take root artd
g row from the time the seed is
llndf ‘ 1 ' lh « soil in both types of seed
, lj eds. You
rul can see the moisture rise
a reach the seed more quickly in the
tmuectiy prepared seed bed, and as soon
as tke moisture reaches the seed things
ft) happen. The seed planted in
lhe correctly prepared seed bed germi
nate ' s and growth starts eight days in
advance of the seed planted in the
j Incorrectly prepared seed bed You
i see the roots begin to sprout down¬
ward followed later hv the top sprout
i ,u,shing u l ny ard and thru the soil
i lesson The in sl ‘des and films give a visible
i the proper preparation of the
so i! for a| ! crops and the lecture
— .......
w , hich . , accompanies them
the is said to be
culture most striking on advanced agrt
ever heard in the South Thev
shLld n u,a a avJ avail 0 h^«Itr himself of a r* this * Very farmt T
t.v to se ethem as they must be seen
be appreciated. Whether permitting,
the slides and pictures will be shown
in the open, and the famous Magnavox
Telemegaphone will be used insuring
each one present of hearing every
woril that is spoken. Popular musical
selections will also be rendered thu
the use of this wonderful instrument.
I his feature will prove of unusual in¬
terest as it will afford the majority of
those present the opportunity of hear
ing the Magavox Telemegaphone
the first time.
There can be no doubt that such dem
mstrations have high merit in making
the value of power farming more gen¬
erally known thru out this section
and in placing mechanical aid on many
with labor problefs and crop eondi
farms where owners are worrying
lions. Another value is that by the use
of improved machinery the average
acreage can be maintained in oultiva
tinn and idle farms again made pro
ductive. Such power farming demon
stration held on the scale as organized
Fordson people have a great benefit
b\ reason of the valuabe instructions
it gives to farmers and the impetus
it creates thru the adoption of power
on a more extensive scale, in
sections of the state where it is liadiv
needed. Surely demonstrations of this
uin(1 ar( , mi ,atones in agricultural
progress
An unusually large attendance is ex
! pected, and a cordial invitation is ex
tended to every one by P. J. Rogers
' v * 10 W *N cheerfully furnish any add
tonal nformaton.
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WEEKLY COTTON LETTER
By Savannah Cotton Factorage Co.
The cotton market advanced this
week when it was discovered that
Japanese interests were stopping O
tuber notices in New York, and ship
ping the cotton abroad. More than
50.000 bales were reported taken
b.v the Japs in New York alone, an!
probably got a good supply at
New Orleans and other southern
points.
The other bullish news this week
was
A better demand for dry goods, both
in American and English markets.
i
a " unfavorable Weather report on
Wednesday
Kxports from August 1st to date
amount to 848.496 bales against only
423,006 last year, or an increase of
more than 100 per cent.
There has been a great deal of prof¬
it-taking during the past day or two
b.v those \\ ho wished to even up until
after the bureau report nn Monday,
October 3rd. Much cotton was sold at
from 20 1 -2c to 21 I 2c, but sales will
probably be smaller from this time
forward unless there is- a further
vance in price. Owners of cotton arc
unwilling to part with their lots
figures below 2dc in the interior.
Private estimates of condition
k *° . 40 ... '°- - “ ... the , government’s
estimate is below 40.0 no doubt the
market will advance. Should the ofli
. . figures , above
t la be t 4(t. the market
I may hung around the 20<> level for th•>'
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MARK1.VGK WXll.l.EI)
RENEWED AFTER
QUARTER CENTURY
Dallas. Texas—Strange are the hap¬
in fiction, but stranger vet is
the romance of Edmond Wegener, who
celebrated his fifty-fourth birthday
here recently by remarrying the sweet¬
heart of his childhood.
Wegener had devoted his life to a
nation-wide search for the bride he
lost twenty-.seveji years ago when her
parents annulled their marriage. Last
week, through the agency of a news¬
paper ad, he found her living in Dal
)as . Though she had remarried
a { 1t ‘ rllon fny Wegener had not eooled.
and as her second husband, had since
.. , . ...
1 ' ' 11 <|Uil ' ' * " ,ls< 11 <l to remar
ry her first love,
The strange roniam-e began hack in
*' u ‘ S<)s at Aortolk. Xeb., where Weg
ener married Miss Hula Stewart, then
a .. 11 , „ 11 ,, niK
r ' 1 ' Ul 111
to the match and after annull
ing the marriage moved to. Texas.
Wegener lost trace of her and spent
the past twenty-seven years search¬
ing for her. A large part of the money
he has earned during tile time was ex
pended for ads in the columns of
American newspapers.
THE HOLDEN ACTl’MN
j __
Slimmer is over. school resumes,
the straw hut goes. the waistcoat
' hack, the silly is past.
comes season
-It is time to go to work in earnest
I Meptember and October perhaps are
the best months of the year. They are
months of beauty, months of
months when natuie Jobes ho self fox
sleep In a robe of beautiful golds and
reds and browns. September is rt
month of memories. We remember it
because it was the time we went
buck to school, the time we returned
to college, the time when we felt most
keenly the zest of living.
September bears its own lamp, it
brings its own orchestra, which plays
a lively march turn-. It calls men and
women to work, boys and girls to
study. The summer playtime is over.
Th<>, ’ tans * ln ,he air that makes
e s 11
i Us takt ‘ dp **»‘ dl " u,Khts of il and se,s I
,ht ‘ h,ood ,ingling Hnd Ji!,s " s with j
' h,,,,e ' with d, ' siiv ,u livy Uf «* l " ,hl |
fulK *“*' u> <iu ,H * sl in ,h< ' lhin H
I that arc given us to do. .lust as nu
i I
u "' d,UKh ‘‘ a h€,M '‘ 111 1l '' ...... Ba '*‘ st ‘ . 1
° rS K " 8hould raak “ Uu ‘ ,no8, i
ih«*se beautiful days 1
Autumn is the loveliest season. I
Spring is beautiful is beautiful with fulfillment. with promise. l,et Fall j
us
lake full measure of nature's bounty. J
drink her wine, eat at her plentiful ta- j
hie. thank Heaven we are alive and j
look forward to the winter with high |
courage and a determination to meet
our responsibilities and troubles and
triumph over them.—Ex.
"VTOU can now buy a
T very good suit or
overcoat for $35 — all
wool; “tailored to your
measure by Born* ,,
And we offer a pleas¬
ing selection of fabrics
at other prices, too;
El some higher and some
lower; you are sure to
find one that will strike
you as just right*.
At any price you de¬
cide to pay, Born Tail¬
oring offers the most
generous value to be
found in clothesfor men
—value made possible
only through the econo¬
my of nation wide sales.
^ i E. H. MOBLEY
COVINGTON, GEORGIA
*
The next time
you Lmy calomel
ask for
The purified and refined
calomel tablets that are
nausealess, safe and sure.
Medicinal virtues retain¬
ed ard improved. Sold
only in sealed packages*
Pri-e 35c.
