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Grow Early Sweet Potatoes and Seed.
The growing of sweet potatoes
is one of our big industiics and I
can see no reason why cur people
- should not make a little expers:
money along the route, Llf you
will dig a pit sbout tour inches
deep on high land or make a four
inch deep box on tlat or wet lands
and then fiil this pit about half fal;
of stable manure on which you
put about two inches »f new dirt
or wood dirt, you wiil have a good
out doors hot hed. Next plau-‘
the potatoes, after treating them
0.1 this hot bed and cover them
about a half inch deep with the
new dirt. You Lave to protect the
bed against frost by wrapping it
up with sucks or covering mater
jial. Ncw if you want 2 hot bec
sure enough you can freat Li,
shedting with boiled linseed oil
and Japanese dry and put the
treated canvass over the bed in
the shape of a very nearly flat
roof about one foot above the pn
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| totoes and have plant in a very
few days. I over looked saying
that the mauure must be thor
ouzhly wet beicre the new dirt is
spread over it. 7
Treat the sced as follows and
vou will hardly bave any disense
in your potatoes this year Dis
suive une ounce of Corosive Subli
mate Crystal in one gallon of hol
water, then dilute to eight gallons.
Soak clean pototoes for ten min
utes and bed at once. Uue wood
en vessels and burry the water
after you are through.
I will be in Athens all this week
and on my return [am ready to
help you with your hogs or any
other farm problem.
A. B. Hursey, Co. Agent.
Want ’em Two Eyed.
Editor Kirk Sutlive, of the Black
shear Times, think that something
could he done to kesp the “one
light and no light drivers”, off of
CHARLTON COUNTY HERALD.
'the highways of Pierce county.
That make us feel better, for we
was thinking that we had all of
that kind down here running
around at night. Itis too bad that
such thougtless persons do not
Erealize that they are not only
breaking the law, but putting peo
ples lives in danger every time
they goout on the public high
‘ways that way.
| A Matter of 6's. :
Some good fellow advised us to
trv 666 to keep away the flu, We
did and have not had it, Another
friend says he took the flu and
Lewis 66 cured his. Take your
choice—keep from having il, or
take it, the remedy is only a ques
tion of 6's and taste.
Some would risk taking Flu.
This flu situation is getting bad
in some places, here comes the
Board of Health of Uuniontown, N,
York, issuing a declaration that
“kissing must be reduced to a min
imum”. Suppose that is wha
caused it to spread so in some
piace worse than others.
Calf Club Starts,
The first registered Jersey calf
for the “Calf Club’ came Saturday
for Edgar Mill's boy, tut they be
ing down with the flu, up pops
Master Iloward Wrench as its
possessor. Itis trom the South
Georgia College at Tifton where
Mr. Hursey has purchased some
fifteen or twenty as the supply
might be. Thisis a move to give
our commuuity the best in milking
stock, as none will be from
mothers giving less than five
gallons of milk a day.
Do you suppose i.’.l St p.
. The Right Rev, Charles E. Fiske
Protestant Episcopal, bishop ©
central New York, tears the work
is worslipping the “god of pros
perity,” that modeen America
atvilization “conceives (rod as
magnificent Rotarian and praciices
sanctitied commerciansm a
Curistianity.” e guve his view
at the synod of the provinee o
New York, New Jerscy ana Port
Rico.
- That his fears may be more thar
hats right, we ayree and 1t is un
fortunately troe that it is illusirat
ed mos! every day to the sorroa
of religion itself. Y
Bosier’s Baby Wins
The repori of the first baby born
in Jacksonville will be of interest
t> some of our readers, as it turn
ed out to Leits father was a form
er St. George citizen that won the
honor, The baby was born at one
o’clock New Year morn to Mrs
Wille Bosler. The Jacksonvillc
Journal pubished pictuies of the
family consisting of Willie, his wil¢
and seven children, The prizes
given consisted of manv useful ar.
ticles that cam: in handy as the
paper sjated that Bosler was il
with flu and out of work. This
report we understand landed Wil
lizm a job. Lo
Suggestion to the Wise
tProper housing is one of tle
most important factors in poultry
keeping., See that, hens are pio
tected from winter draughits, and
they’ll repay by laying eggs you
can turn Into profits,
The farmer who wi' profit in
the future will be the one who re-
Juces the cost of producing cro; s
and livestock.
The plan of the planting should
be that tood shou'd be produced
for those on the farm includicg
man and beast.
Rust is costing American farm=
ers $150,000,000 snnually, which
would make a nice litlle pot of
relief, Ob, where is your, idle
plachim re tonight?
Proper ieeding is half the batt'e
when it ¢ mes to gelting profits
{rom the poultry flock,
BILL BOOSTER SAYS:
. EOPLE QUGHT TO USE
MORE PAINT, FOR IT PERS
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MAYBE THEY WOULD |F "THEIR
ATTEMTION WAS CALLED TO IT=
L VIHY WOULDALT IT PE A GOOD
THING FOR THE DEALERS
AND PAINTERS TO COMBINE
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éw«:g BACK IN BUSINESS
4 ¥ ANNOUNCING THE PURCHASE OF |
(2% THEM. ALTMAN PROPERTY, STOCK
B’j&f’}’{‘% AND HAVING REMODDLED IT FOR
A MARKET AND GROCERY
We ask the patronage of old customers as well
as the public generally. We Strive to Please.
IN M. ALTMAN STAND.
J' A' Prevai‘t’ MEATS AND GROCERIES
ol IN OUR NEW HOME. T
Havlng leased two store rooms in
the SCOTT BLOCK, where we have more
Commodious quarters we invite our friends and
customers to visit the Store that ity their busi
ness 2 supply vou with articles to
Rest tie Wearv Mind and Tired Body
Why not ha. . lie home comfortable with good
Furniture and BB ds and jay as you use them.
We will useihecorner store roomfor offic2 and
how room, with a <tore -oom and working room
back. The second store as a Display rvom.
TRADE WITH YOUR HOME
FURNITUERE STORE
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Allen Furniture Company,
Folkston and Woodbine
Georgia.
_ TWO STORES SCOTT BLOCK. ./4
