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TK» bank ftendt guard ceaselessly
providing your fund* with protection
proven it s real worth;
We also have a full line of GROCERIES
We want to buy Peas, Hay, Corn, Chickens and
Eggs. We are in business to stay and would like
to have the opportunity of serving you.
GEO. C. NUNN,
THE HUSTLER
OPPOSITE DEPOT PERRY, GA.
Farmer,
Farmers cannot make the pro
gress they deserve and need unless
they sell products of their own
growing each month of the year.
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TOLBERT SHOW IN FORT
VALLEY ALL NEXT
WEEK.
The Milt Tolbert teat show,
tarrying » big company of aplen-
lid artiste and a good jazz band
id orchestra, will open a week’s
igagemedt in Fort Valley Mon-
Jay night, Marsh 12th in the
mutifal four-act comedy-drama
is Woman Ha Wanted/' with
li Washburn, the feature seme*
lian, in the principal role. Other
LEGAL SALE OF LAND
Houston County, Georgia.
Under and by virtue of the authority
contained in a certain security deed exe
cuted by R. H Brown to The A B Small
Company dated December 6tb, 1920 and
recorded in the Office of . the Clork of tho
Superior Court of Houston County Geer-
LARGER FARMS. LARGER IMPLEMENTS
AND LARGER PROFITS.
MMSEemEHSi >.***«*
SOMETHING NEW
For Spring Appearel
New Crepe Ratines
New Ratines in Solid Colors
New Renfrew Crepes
New Japanese Crepes
New Imperial Champra^s
New Jaquline Ginghams
New Toile Du Norde Ginghams
New Lad Lassie Cloth
New Beech Cloths
Each and Every Piece Is a Tub Proof, Sun
Proof and almost a Wear Proof Fabric.
They are all as bright and as fresh looking as
the early May mornings.
You must see them. They will make you want
to prepare for Easter.
H. T. GILBERT,
"cash AND VALUE STORK”
PERRY, - GA.
E. F. Barfield & Company
ANNOUNCE
That they are ready to serve their friends and cus
tomers at their new market, formerly W. M. Smith
place opposite Masonic Building.
Best Quality of Meats and Prompt Service' is our
Motto. Call to see us.
E.F. BARFIELD & CO.
Perry, - Ga.
gia in deed book 34 page 308, the under
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the legal hours of sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, on the first Tuesday in
Mareh, 1933 the following described
-property to wit; “All that tract of land
lying and being in the 12th district of
Ml n'r*„ 4 r‘"« 1 m MpmI
ire The Little Girl in a Big City" . i on d lots Numbers 12 and 13 af said dis
robing Straight," and numerous trict. Said land bounded on the north by
Other well-known play*. I Haynesville and Grovanla pubUo. road;
There is a very deflnate relation
between the size ef the fnrm, the
type of maohiaerj used, end tho
farm ineome.
A survey ef twenty-five farms
^ „ . - u .r . .u 11* Brooks county, Georgia, with
signed will sell at publie auicry at the ,iii.a
court house door in said county during ~*.W acres er less, Siowea
the usual equipment te be a one
ev twe-herse wagon, a eetton plan
ter, a one-horse plow, wagon gears
for the work stock, and necessary
hand tools. It was only an aeea-
sioual farm that had any enltlvnt-
mg tools other than plow stocks.
The feature plsy of the week*
it however, le “Why Girls Leave
Home," which will be eeen Friday
bight.
The big tent will be comfortab
ly heat at all times, Price of ad
mission will be 25c and 36e, and
ladies will be-furnished with free
tickets at main entrance Monday
night.—Advertisemeat.
-* ANNUAL REUNION CONFEDERATE '
VETERANS APRIL 10-13. 1923
For the annual reunion of Unit
eP Confederate Veterans at Hew
Orleans, Central of Georgia Rail
way Company wil 1 publish round
trip fares on basis ef 1 cent per
mile traveled in each direction for
Confederate Vertans and im
mediate members of their families
accompanying them-
For Sons of Veterans, Confeder
ated Southern Memorial Associa
tion aud Daughters of Confeder
acy, one fare round trip
Tickets to be sold only on certi-
ficates of membership issued by
officers of the associations,
Dates of Sale April 7, 8 and 9.
Final limit of all tickets April
30.
. —Plo ws. all kinds and
H. Andrew & Son.
on the east by lands of Mrs Ellis and
Henly estate and Dixie Highway; on the
south by lands of Webb Simmons and
G. W. Smith and on the west by Hawk-
insville and Lawsons bridge public road."
Said property will be sold for the pur
pose of paying a certain promissory note
for the principal sum of $942.23 executed
and delivered by saidR. H. Brown to the
A. B, Small Company, dated December
6th, 1920 and. due October 1, 1921 stipu
lating for interest from maturity at the
rate of 8 per cent per annum. The pro
oeeds of this sale will be used for the
payment of the indebtness above describ
ed': with interest together with cost of
this proeeedure as provided in said seouir-
ty deed, and the balance, if any will be
paid to the said R. H. Brown. The said
R. H. Brown having defaulted in tho
payment of said described note the power
contained in said Deed to secure debt
becomes operative. A de< d to the pur
chaser will be made by the undersigned
This 4th day of March, 1923.
The A. B. Small Company
By J. W. Bloodwor'.h their Attorney
Thurmond Gray Watermelon
Seed for Gf .00 per pound— T. W
Of seventy-one farms in the same
county with 101 to 250 tilled acres
a few had twe-herse cultivators,
two-thirds of them mowers, hay
rakes and harrowa, while one-half
of them had grain binders.
This indicates that as the farm
inereasas in size it hae. a better
equipment. It is essential that we
cultivate a fair sized, acreage In
erdor to make a decent living and
the economical use of improved
machinery ie possible only on
farms of fair size.
The average Iowa farmer culli
vates 102 acres in crops while the
average Mississippi farmer only
twenty-five acres The Iowa far
mer is only able te handle this
large acreage because he has over
$1,400 worth of farm machinery
and implements per farm as com
pared to less than $200 worth on
the Mississippi farm. The labor
incomes of the farmers of the two
sections are pretty much in the
same proportion.—The Progressive
PROSPERITY AHEAD
We believe this so long as we “Get Up
and Get” and don’t Sit Up and Sit”
What it takes to Run a Farm and Make a
Crop we carry it, such as Plows, Harrows,
Cultivators, Planters, Gear Wagons Col-
larr Pads Bridles Hames, Traces
end Lines.
Also a full line of Hay Oats, Feeed
and Com,
We can supply you with North Carolina Peanuts
and Georgia Peanuts, Peas, Sorghum Seed, Millet
and Velvet Beans. Don’t buy until you have seen
our line. We would like to demonstrate to you the
Best Combination Planter on the market. Will
plant cotton, corn, beans, sorghum, peanuts and al
most anything else you want it to plant. Durable
and accurate. We also want to talk with you and
show you a real Cultivator. Why not save labor,
time and money by using this implement that is
not an experiment, but one that has-been tried and