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HECEMBER 8 1999
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Here we show you the beau‘iful residence of Mr. J. D. Bell on
College Hill, the interior of which was finisheq with SHERWIN
wILLIAMS PAINTS, ENAMELE: AND VARNISHED. A look on the
inside of this residence will con- nce you at once that vou can't
afford to use anything else but SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS.
When you buy poor paint vcu buy not wisely, but too often.
Use SHERWIN-WILLIAMS and Stop buying so often,
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These tools are made especially | INGONE SOLID PIECE OF STEEL,
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for that class of mechanics who jR e VPR ,
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demand the best the market af- | @ ofthe eicments‘—-amp,lc pro’vision has been
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fords. Made in a“ Shapes al[d _ adjusts itself to uneven ground.
oA ! Our improved process makes it cheaper
every tOOI s l than any other fence at any price.
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There mever was a better time to find out the whole truth about
good Paint than right now. We love to talk Paint, and SHERWIN
WILLIAMS PAINT is the Paint.
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411 have thought that the above house, needing paint
as two years ago, could have gotten the results that
we | nlv two coats of Paint. We had to use SHERWIN
WILLIAMS to do it.
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Vulcanite Roofing
takes the same insurance rate
as slate or metal, and stands
the severcst tests to which
nature and accident expose it.
It is the standard Roofing for
the South, especially prepared
for Southern weather condi
tions and building demands, and
as such was awarded first prize
at the Georgia State Fair over
all other brands. A
Through its almost endless lasting
qualities, it is by far the cheapest as B
well as the best ready roofing on the J
market. It outlasts any form of metal B
or wood roo 'ng, and requires naannual 7,
painting. 1f you: dealer hasn’t it, write %
us direct. LEvery roll guaranteed.
Write at once for tree booklet, “‘The &
Right Roofing and the Reasons Why.”
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Some Very Useful Things On the Farm!
We Handle Only the BesfMakes, and Now is the Time for You to Buy
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AVERY'S “TORNADO” DISC HARROW is By daisi L W il o
simple in construction, and being made of iron MY e G\a JW:W&RW,\— b
and steel throughout is necessarily strong and v— g Wl i&M <t
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very durable. Each gang works independently gaas e 5 Y R S e
of the other and may be set at any angle while 1n Nom=¢ ‘v = S "‘\‘,‘yi\\‘?“‘;fi%’g‘,\' RN\ :
motion. The Anti-Friction End "Washers, which i R v\ gt ’W o
revolve independently of the gangs, prevent rid- Y \ i e SRR W\ ——ge
ing or rocking of the gangs, remove all strain IRy Y O ~ S R N B G g
from bearings and reduce the draft. v | i : g AN,
Made in 5,6, 7 and 8 foot lengths, with 16, 18 o : / ‘ UTN I =
and 20-inch dises. Ny X o - - .
We can also furnish Avery’s Reversible Disc ' ; i I e G . :
Harrow. IMPROVED “*TORNADO," with solid discs and Anti-Frictton End Washers.
Avery’s Reversible Two-Horse Disc Plow.
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Cuts furrow® to 11 inches wide. Size of Disc 20 inches.
Cuts furrow 9 to 11 inches wide. Size of dise 20 inches. Draft: .Easily worked by two horses or mules. Dirt proof removable boxes on
all wheels which hold the oil and insure perfect lubrication. Cut adjusting lever: The amount of land is varied by the Cut Adjusting
Lever in the center of the plow, which is accessible from the seat and 'easily controlled. With this the width of furrow may be
changed instantly as desired. Furrow-wheel Standards are vertical, hence the wheels retain the same angle at all depths of plowing.
The Clevis supports Doubletrees, preventing their coming in contact with horses when turning. Dise Bearing chilled and dirt proof,
insuring long life. :
The advantages of Avery’s Reversible Two-Horse Disc Plow are: It enables the farmer to plow his field without leaving any dead
furrows; the soil all being turned in one direction. This feature will appeal strongly to truck gardeners and farmers in general. When
reaching end of furrow the operator simply presses a lever with his foot, turns the team and goes back. The Wheels, Disc and Secraper
adjust themselves automatically. There is no moving of levers on reaching end of furrow, as the simple reversing of the plow brings all
working parts into an exactly reversed position. The Disc pulverizes the soil and effectively buries trash. The Plow is light in draft and
simple in construction. It is equally adapted to hilly or level ground, and to sandy, clay and mixed soil. :
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Avery's --Louisville
With Either Straight or Spiral Knives,
The most successful and satisfactory Stalk Cutter in the field. Is
practically all steel and wrought iron; has no castings that break.
Steel wheels 34 inches in diameter, with 134 inch tires.
Wheels and cylinder spider both have removable boxes.
Drag hooks are raised or lowered by pressure upon the foot peddle.
Has an easy spring seat that overcomes any jolting.
Cylinder revolves on the axle, and the axle itself does not revolve,
hence there is no danger of vines or trash winding about the axle.
Trash cleaners on the axle brush away any trash that might have
a tendency to clog or gather between the knives.
Has a wrought steel hood or cover which is carried completely over
the knives, protecting the driver both from the danger of falling on the
knives and from flying dirt and staTks.
Nos. 1 and 2 (spiral knife), and 3 and 4 (straight knife) have
seven double edge reversible knives, cutting the stalks into 12-inch pieces.
Nos. 11 and 12 (spiral knife),and 13 and 14 (straight knife) have
nine double edge reversible knives, cutting the stalks into 9-inch pieces.
Any degree of penetration can be given by means of the lever,
by which the entire weight of machine and driver can be forced on
the knives, which, in case of damp or heavy stalks, can be increased
by putting such weight in weight-box as may be found necessary.
No Clogging. Stalks Easily Cut.
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Avery’s “‘Oriole” Steel Plows.
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Intended for stiff and sticky soils. Sizes 7,8, 9 and 10 inches; all steel
throughout except the handles.
Wrought steel frog; hardened. steel share; double-beaded steel beam, high curve;
extra hardened soft-center steel moldboard; beam and handles painted red, green
tipped; solid steel landslide, with extra h ardened steel heel welded on.
The brace, bolted to share, mold and landslide, prevents .the share from
springing, no matter how hard or sud den the jar.
All bolts used in the bottom are one-half inch diameter and are easily removed,
facilitating the fitting on of duplicate parts.
These plows will be found to meet the requirements of the most difficult soils
of the Delta and elsewhere and in huckshot anywhere. 7
THE DAWSON NEWS.
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Engines. \Mw
The engine that is used by the railroads,
oil mills, guano factories and all large
corporations more than any other engine
on the market. It must be the best
The Home Mixture Guano Co., The
Dawson Telephone Company, Messrs.
Ward & Tinsley, all of Dawson, are using
this make of Engine.
Ask Them. :
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