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THE LEADER TRIBUNE, FORT VALLEY, GA., JUNE II, 1920.
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THOKMHIILL
WAG©MS
Y OU make no mistake when you buy the
Thornhill. Made of tough highland oak
and hickory. It ha§. twice the strength
of wood that grows under softer conditions.
“The Thornhill is not the lowest priced, but
the best and in the end the cheapest, Let
us show you the wagon that is almost wear¬
proof.
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CARITHERS & EVANS,
ll.'MrlH.'lllil Fort Vaiiey, Ga. m MI
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CHOHOtiOROCRW1
8 j Classified
8 Ads 8 fi
1 BUY OLD FURNITURE.
4-8tf R. A. H1LEY.
WANTED-—A good second-hand roll¬
top office desk and revolving
chair.—The Leader-Tribune.
FOR SALE— One Registered Hol
atein Bull. Three year* old. Pedi
gree lurnisiied to purchaser. S. B.
Hancock, Thomaslon, Ga.
5-21—6-11-Fri. pd.
PLANTS FOR SALE— All kind*,
fur porch boxes, yard, or pot*. 217
East Ma in St., City.
5-21—6-11 Fri. pd.
FOR SALE—One Ford Roadster. C.
£. Martin. 4-23-tf
FOR SALE.—Vim ton truck. A
No. 1 condition. Wil! sell cheap
for cash. S. B. Brown, Jr. Milledge
ville, Ga., 6-4-4 po*. It pd.
FOR SALE—Two* one-ton Ford
trucks, excellent condition, newly
painted. Addre** Joseph S. Hoge,
Macon, Ga. .... 5-14-71
FOUND—A hunch of key*. Call at
Leader-Tribune office and pay for
this adv.
FOR SALE.—Vim *4 ton truck. A
No. 1 condition. Will sell cheap
for cash. S. B. Brown, Jr. Milledge
ville, Ga., 6-4-4 po*. It pd.
| FOR S ALE.—Vim 34 ton truck. A
No. 1 condition. Will sell cheap
for cash. S. B. Brown, Jr. Milledge
ville, Ga., 6-4-4 pos. It pd.
FCR SALE.—Vim ? 4 ton truck. A
! No. 1 con dition. Will *ell cheap
for cash. S. B. Brown, Jr. Milledge
ville, Ga., 6-4-4 pos. It pd.
Tibet’s Sacred Mountain.
Inland. 40 days’ march from rh Iasi
British outpost of the Irrawaddy lies
the Mecca of the worshipers of Bud
jha. the sacred mountain of eastern
Tibet. Toward this shrine of the great
Chinese god travel each year thousands
}f pilgrims, dirty ill-Ueiupt ignorant
, tnd cheerful writes F Kingdon Ward,
in the Wide World magazine, The
teason foi pilgrimages to the moun¬
tain begins In October and ends in
February, these months being the nest
J tutted tor travel la mountainous Tibet.
LUMBER FOR SALE.
s .».d,u«w. h...
ract for three yeart cutt.ng in orfg* j
,nal . growth, . long , leaf, £ unturpentin- . .i j
yd timber. Ten thousand feet per
lay average capacity. Let u> have i
our order. State , .pec.f.cation. .. . and . j
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we will quote you price*. Address:
.irown 3c Greene, Power»ville. Ga.
OLD NEWSPAPERS WANTED
The demand for old newspapers
tor wrapping peach buds and other
purposes is exceeding our supply.
For the accommodation of those
i) ceding them and of those having
them to dispose of we will for a lim -
ted time pay one (If cent per pound
for a limited quantity of such deli¬
vered to our office clean, unrumpled
and tied in neat packages. Nothing
but newspapers—no magazines—
wanted. Act quickly. The Leader
Tribune.
OSTERMOOR SINGLE MATTRESS
ES—Mattre**e» made by the be«t
mattress concern in the country, 20
Lb*, cotton, be»t ticking, and only
$3.50 each.
Also full size comtorts, iron cot
frames, tents and tarpaulin*. W. H.
Harris, Fort Valley, Ga. 5-21 -4t.
FOR RENT—ROOMS. Apply to
Mi** Annie M. Adkin*, 209 Macon
St. 5-25-31
POSITION WANTED— A re.pect
middie aged white woman from
Florida will take position to manage
or assist with a fruit grower’s board
ing house. ‘Phone 96, Fort Valley
Ga. 6-1 1 - It
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I have a good size space for storing,
Anyone having anything to store
wifi see me. Rates reasonable. 123
Main St., Phone 174-J Empire Gro
eery Co.
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WANTED-Small second hand cas h
register. Copeiand’* Pharmacy.
1 6-1 l-2t.
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; for SALE—One Old.mobile 8, in
good condition. Apply to Mr*. Ida
1 M. Goodwin, Nlacon St., Fort Valley.
6-11-t & f tf.
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Fresh Eggs, 50c. Dozen, L. A. Wee
don, 217 East Main St.
6-11 and 15 pd. I
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Don't lose valuable time waiting on
your Magneto. Let me put it in
first class shape. J. P. Lubetkin.
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Remember i sell or repair electric
tans and fixtures. J. 1". Lubetkin.
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FOR SALE—1 .1..- on Republic
I truck in good condition. AUo one
•Registered tiig iype. Foiand China
male hog. J. R. Kinney. 6, 11, 14, 18,
| 21 pd.
Remember 1 sell or repair electric
fans and fixtures. J. P. Lubetkin.
FOR SALE—1 , Y± ton pneumatic
tired , o Selaen , . truck , gx.od , new.
as a.
Apply to Glenmore Green, Fort V.
ley, Ga. 6- 4 p ’
WANTED AT ONCE.
For .ale or wanted to borrow a great
er portion ol a note ot >30o() bearmg
8% lnt. maturing in 2 1-2 year* ««
cu red by improved property in Fort
Vaiiey valued twice as> much as note.
No commission will be paid. Answer
by mail only. “X” L. T. 6-11, 15 pd.
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Let me change your ;uLular fixture.
to chain fixture, of any *tyle. J.
P. Lubetkin.
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LOST—One large male Black Berk¬
shire hog; short tail, weight 250
pounds. Finder ptea»e notify me by
mail and receive liberal reward. M.
Mitchell, 309 Vineville St., Fort Val
ley, Ga. 2t-pd.
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Don’t loae valuable time waiting on
your Magneto. Let me put it in
first class shape. J. P. Lubetkin.
Let me change- your tubular fixeures
to chain fixtures of any style. J.
P. Lubetkin.
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TO FIGHT INSECT WITH ITS
PARASITE
The agents of the United States
Department of Agriculture sent to
Cuba for the purpose of gathering
parasites of the sugar-cane moth
borer are accomplishing good »e
results. The parasites are now being !
received at Brownsvihe, Tex., for dis-1
tribul • i n the cane fields of that
region, where sugar care matures
earlier than it does in the Louisiana
fields. A little 'ater consignments of
parasites will be sent to the Louisiana
fields and to other places where su
g- ar cane is growing.
Camouflage.
Yonkers Subscriber--“Do me a fa
,-or Centra!; make this connection &•
poor as you can. I want my wife to
:hink 1 am in Tarrytowu.’ —The Tai*
flaoue Review.
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POR SALL—Sweet »*e*ato Slip*.
3Sc per 100, $3.00 per 1000. A. M.
Seifert. 5 l4-3t pd.
m R . tl s "-,VsS!» cash butineaa.
| UrC3; g OU( | town; good
Also ford auto included. Write or
„ t(j #ee s _ A _ Brown, Pinahur.t, i
Ga , Box 132.
I OR SALE—One Cadillac raadaUr. ■
First $200 * get* it. E. R. Brad-lock,
For| Va , ley 4-27-tfdt
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FOR SALE—Wall case for *tora. 28
tt., long, 7 ft., high, 30 inch**
deep; Five tier* of shelve* with alid*
ing glas* doors and drawer* beneath.
Oak finish. First class condition.
Fine for dry-goods, Fort Valey Can¬
dy Kitchen. 1 6-4-2ttf.
PETITION FOR CHARTER a"'.
Georgia, Houston County.
To the Superior Court of said Coun
ty.
1. The petition of G. L. Strip¬
ling, J. D. Duke and E. L. Duke
shows to the Court, that they desire
for themselves, their successors and
associates to be incorporated under
the name and style of G. L. Strip¬
ling Company for the period of
Twenty years with the privilege of
renewal at the expiration of that
time as provided by law.
2. The principal office and place
of business shall be in the city of
Fort Valley, Georgia, but petition
j ers pray that they may have the right
I to establish branch offices at other
! places within and without the State
of Georgia as may be found expe
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dient.
The object of said* corporation ia
I pecuniary gain for themselves and
the stockholders; to that end it is the
purpose of said corporation to pur
chase or otherwise acquire, deal in,
sell, lease and repair automobiles.
motor trucks and tractors and vehi
cles of every kind whatsoever;
well as all machinery, accessories, ma
terial, engines, appliances, parts and
equipment and things adapted for
the use in the construction and opera
tion of said vehicles; to do and car
ry on a general garage business, and
to deal generally in farm machinery
and implements and all of the ac
cessories and supplies incident there
to, and to do such things as are us¬
ual to such business.
3. The capital stock to be em¬
ployed in said business shall be the
sum of Forty Thousand Dollars, to
be divided into shares of One Hun¬
dred Dollars, each, with the privi¬
lege of increasing said capital stock,
from time to time, to an amount not
over One Hundred Thousand Dol¬
lars, by a majority vote of the stock
outstanding at the time.
Petitioners show to the court that
more than ten per cent of the capital
to be employed has been paid into
said company.
Petitioners desire the right to have
the subscriptions to said capital
stock to be paid in money or proper¬
ty or services to be taken at a fair
valuation.
4. Petitioners pray for the right
to sue and be sued, to plead and b« •
impleaded, to have and use a com
mon seal, to make all necessary by
. laws and , regulations , . and , do , all „
j Qther ^ ^ ^ found ne<; _
fop the successful carrying on
j of said business, including the right
i to buy, sell, and hold real estate and
| personal of property the corporation, suitable to and the to pur
• poses evidence ex
j ecute notes and bonds as of
j indebte(jnesSi incurred, or which may
be incurred in the conduct of said
business, and to secure the same by
mortgage, deed to secure debt, or
other form of lien as provided by
law.
5, They desire the right for said
corporation to apply for and accept
amendments to its charter either in
form or substance by a vote of the
majority of its stock outstanding at
the time, with the authority for said
corporation to wind up its affairs,
any time it may determine so to -do
by a vo te of two-thirds of its Stock
liquidate and discontinue business at
outstanding at the time. ■ >■' i
6. Wherefore petitioners pray for
said corporation the rights above
enumerated, and such other rights,
powers and privileges and immuni
ties as are incident to like corpora
tions or as are now or may be per
missible under the iaws of the State
0 f Georgia; and that they be incor
porated under the name and style of
G. L. Stripling Company, as afore^
said. 4
A. C. RILEY,
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Attorney for Petitioner.
Filed in office this May 24th, 1920 ,
C. H. Hardison,
Clerk,
Georgia, Houston County,
I, C. H. Hardison, Clerk of the <
Superior Court of Houston County,
do certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct copy of the appli¬
cation for charter for G. L.
ling Company as the same ap
of file in this office.
Witness my official signature and
the seal of the court, this 24th day
of May, 1920. I
C. H. Hardison,
Clerk Superior Court Houston
County, Georgia.
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