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THE LEADER-TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY. GA-. FEBRUARY 12, 1S2B-
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Thera air very few concern* who
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A Rin& Has Made
These Two Happy
Through nnclent nnd honored custom lives ■an bound
together wiih the symbol of the rinj,. The pride nnd joy ot
the fiii-1 on whose finder spm l lcs for the first time the ritijt or
betrothal iso tribute to this happy tradition. She knows thji
the rinft—stfen of completeness—hus made her life cotupleCft
And today—by newer custom—lie, too, receives a rin;;,. d ho
exchange of tokens win the happiest moment in both their
lives. Naturally they selected ynth the most loving, enre. I
were !
Any old rin$’’ would not do for this immensely important rite.
So they asked to see W-W-W Riufts. They wanted them
for their matchless beauty, their flawless workmanship, their
i lasting qualities. Lor AV V/ Rin^s urc amply guaranteed lost
against accidents to settings. If they are loosened or
they are replaced free of cltarpe und none of the value of
sentiment is lost.
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T. L. FLOYD
JEWELER
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109 Main Street, Phone 64.
Fort Valley, Georgia.
r SHIRTS-SHIRTS.
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Never before have we shown such an assort pent of |
SHIRTS
We are justa little in advance of the season,
but in order to get the very best quality and !
prettiest patterns we bought early.
It would be much to advantage •I
very your to make your
selection NOW. They are going much HIGHER.
Madras Shirts, striped or plain patterns, : I
$1.50 to 15.00
SILK SHIRTS, including the new styles
in striped and solid colors, $8.50to I2.S0
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Rdwards BROS. Fort Valley.
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Advertise and Profit Thereby.
^KNSUS TAKERS TRAVEL ON
LAND, AIR AND WATER.
Everything from aeroplane* to
oowshoes is being used by the agents
,!' Uncle Sam in takinkg the 1921)
•enus of tboUniled Staes. About
Hu only modern method of tran*
jrlation either on, over, or belov.
.md or water that has not been am
ioyed in enumerating Uncle Sam’s
.jieces and nephews seem# to be the
abmnrjns.
Aeroplanes have come in handy ii.
numerating the dwellers on the is
i.uids off the coast of Florida; yacht,
ami rowboats have been used in the
harbors of the country; native can
have been in demand among the
. w.iiian Islands; “flivvers” art
being used everywhere; the tried ant:
, mule team ha carried the ceri
us takers out on the desert region,
and snowshoes have become the trust¬
ed aide of the census gatherers in the
northern states and Alaska.
In the central part of New York
state, near Oswego, a few days ago at
cr • umerator making his rounds u
nowshoes arrived at an isolated farm,
dwelling only to find that an able
bodied man was needed more ‘han t
census gatherer as the man of the
family had been sick in bed for aev
oral days an dthe farm animals weri
suffering lor lack of food and water
The census man, like an yother gooi
neighbor would, stopped long enough
j t d.) Lite chores, dig out the path
! through the deep snow and pu
things m ship-jhape order before con
tinuing his journey.
STRAWBERRY GROWING
IN ALABAMA
One of the most interesting dis
cussions at the recent meeting a
Auburn of the State Horticultural
Society was on strawberry growing
in Alabama. The subject was ore
sented by Carl B. James, horticuku
rist of the L. & N. Railway, who call
cd attention to the steadily advanc¬
ing price of the product for the last
four years. According to Mr. lames,
■ the acreage planted in the states tra-
1 versed by the L. & N. Railway in
1014 was 98,825 acres, and for th«
j strawberries a price of from 4 to 1!
; cents per quart was secured. In
j 1917 with 96,000 acres planted, the
: price of berries per quart advanced
Lo from 6 to 16 cents. In 1918 the
acreage was reduced to * 2,000 acres,
and the price of berries var ; ed from
18 to 20 cents per quart. The 1915
plantings were 51,000 acres, with the
price from 18 to 85 cents, some lo¬
calities going even higher. The
plantings and shipments have at a!i
times been below the demand.
Among those attending the meet¬
ing of the Society was Mr. Frank
Holman, of York, Alabama, the
largest individual grower of stray/
berries-in the South. His shipments
in 1918 amounted to over 25,000
crates, which at J4.00 produced a
gross revenue of $102,000. Due to
dry weather, however, the past year
>ut 10,000 crates were grown, which
at an average of $6.00, produced a
gross revenue of $60,000. Mr. Hoi
man believes that could he nave 8e
cured the labor necessary to work out
■fis crop immediately after picking
last year, he would have been able to
have doubled the size of this year’s
crop, as it would then have been able
to withstand the dry weather.
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W. O. Wade, Republic, Mo., sold
8916 dollars worth of strawberries
from one acre, season 1919.
About 4,000 acres of' spinach will
be grown in the Austin, Texas, 89C
tion this season.
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INFORMATION FREE
A Plea for Peace
( Catholics in Georgia
Catholics in American History
Catholic Belief
Catholics and Marriage
Catholics and the Bible
i he Pope and the War
Catholicism and Politics
The above booklet* giving infor¬
mation about Catholics and their at¬
titude towards questions of the day
will be sent you gratis upon re¬
quest.
All questions about Catholics and
their belief answered.
Address;
The Catholic Laymen’.
Association of Georgia.
107 9th St. Augusta, Ga.
MONET BUCK
trithont qi»c9tio»if Hunt** S«l««
fails in the treatment of EL xcin*
Trttrr. Rinsworm^ Itch, etc
Don’t become diteouraged be
cause other treatments failed
Hunt’» Salve has relieved hua
dfeds of Buck cases You can’t
I lose Guarantee. on our Trvit Money at Back rWk
our
TODAY Price 7Sc at
COPELAND * PHARMACY
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if” subject to bowel I
trouble; mothers must
be careful about tbls.
For half a century mothers
have been using
Dr. Thacher'*
Diarrhoea Mixture
to safeguard the health of
their teething babies. A sim¬
ple and harmless remedy; ror
children and Adults. All BACK drug
stores, 40e, MONEY
if no relief.
THACHER MEDICINE CO.
*tL ChstUuoogs, Turn., — U. S. A. IS
FOR “ALL BY
DR. F. G. HOBBS
Fort Valley, Ga.
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The Harrowing season for Peach Orchards
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1 hand. More growth means more buds which i j
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] 3 tivation or extensive fertilization. g
ji \\ the history Fertilizer of is the higher peach than business it has of ever Fort been Valley in 2= i
11 £ ] creased and therefore yield. the While m<4 expensive the other method hand of Ford in=
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[i l ] sonTracftor in the extensive without cultivation any question of is orchard far cheap than
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any other power jor machinery ever offered a
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It is your desire to secure the be^l results at
the lea^t possible co^t. Therefore if you will
i spend one-third as much for Fordson Tracftors
as you will have to spend for fertilizers to get a
normal growth, the results will be the same. £ £
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