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FOR RENT -Good storage space. A.
P. Sander*. 12-16- ?
FOR RENT—Twentytwo room ho¬
tel, known as the Graham Hotel,
formerly the Hiley Hotel, partly fur¬
nished. Possession March first. Dr.
J. R. Kinney, Fort Valley, Ga.
l-6-4tpd
FOR SALE—Stuart and Delmas pe¬
can tree*. Excellent varieties for
this section. Reasonable prices. E.
H. Holland, Byron, Ga. l-6-4t
TAKEN UP—Small bay mare, left
front leg swollen. Also one brown
mule weighing about 900 lbs., right
hind leg swollen. D. E. Wilder, Fort
Valley, Ga. Route 5. l-20-3tpd.
FOR SALE—At a bargain, 3,000
feet house framing; 3,000 feet
ceiling. R. A. Hiley 1 -20-4t.
FOR SALE or TRADE—One San
der’s two-horse disc plow; also a
few peach trees left. T. F. Reade,
Route 5. l-27-3t.
FOR SALE-Eggs, Rhode Island
Reds, $1.50 to $2.00 per setting.
Mrs. A. J. Titus. Fort Valley.
l-27-4tpd.
FOR SALE—One library table and
chair, mission style. Mrs. R. D.
Hale. l-27-2t.
WANTED—To buy a limited quan- j
tity of velvet beans in the bull. W. I
J. Braswell. 1-27-?
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
♦
That Universal Ford After-Service
The most reliable after-service which is ever behind Ford
cars, trucks and Fordson tractors is positive assurance to the
owners of Ford cars of the constant use and service of their
cars.
Our skilled Ford mechanics know how to adjust or repair
Ford products so that they will serve to the maximum of their
efficiency. They understand the Ford mechanism thoroughly,
and can make adjustments or replacements quicker than !
other repairmen who lack Ford training. There is a standard¬ E
ized way for making every repair and adjustment on a Ford
car. It is the quickest, surest way; and in all their work our S £
mechanics follow the methods recommended by the Ford
Service School at the Ford factory. The standardized repair ♦ £ S
jobs are covered by reasonable Ford charges. Thus you are £
assured of having your work done properly, promptly and
at Ford a reasonable special tools price. and Genuine machinery Ford and parts, Ford Ford charges mechanics, £ £
are an £
unbeatable combination.
When you require service we are at your immediate com¬ .1 £
mand.
£ £
G. L. STRIPLING CO. £ £
Authorized Ford Dealers, £ £
FORT VALLEY. GEORGIA. £ £
£ £
Hi £
THE LEADER-TRIBUNE. FORT VALLEY, GEORGIA
GO TO G. H. TURNER’S Barber
Shop over Franklin Theatre and
get ycur barber work done in first
class order. 1 - 20-1 f.
FOR SALE—Cheap, one dresser, one
4-burner oil stove, one oil heater. A.
i j P. Sanders, 125 Main St., Phone 80.
1-27- ?
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We can save you money on Paints,
Varnishes, etc. Call and *ee our
|j ine. Grcen Miller Company,
i-27-tf.
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FOR SALE— One of choicest build
ing lots on East Main St. A bar
Ra j n f or ca *h. W. G. Southall.
1 . 27.11 pd. |
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for SALE— ■Cord wood, pine or
oak. W. J. Braswell. 1-27-?
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PRICES REDUCED! |
Beginning Feb. 1st, will reduce
j my price* on Hair Cuts and Shaves
to the following:
HAIR cur 25c
SHAVE 15c i
Electric Clippers. |
W. B. DENT i
Opposite City Water Tower
NASH MARKET
(At Rogers’ Store)
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We are here, on time, with the
and the to
GEORGIA BEEF
Stew 10c.
Roast 20 & 25c.
Loin Steak 30c.
Round Steak 27 c.
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PORK CUTS
Pork Roast 25c.
Pork Chops 30c.
Pork Sausage 30c.
Mixed Sausage 25c.
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It will please us to please you.
T. M. NASH, Prop.
W. B. JONES, Manager.
COMPLETE LINE Jap-A-Lac,
Stains, Enamels, Floor Wax, Fur
niture Polish, Varnish, Etc., Etc.
1-27-tf Green Miller Company.
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS TO
EUROPEAN RELIEF FUND
We acknowledge receipt this week
of the following additional contri
butions to the fund for the
children of Europe: Col. C. L. Shep
ard $10.00; Men s Bible Class of the
Methodist Sunday School, $25.00;
Cash (name withheld by request),
$100; Congregational Church, $10.
00; Mrs. Jno. W. McCoy. $5.00; to¬
tal this week, $51.00. With the $23.
00 reported last week, this makes a
total of $74.00 contributed by the
people of Fort Valley up to date.
If there are others who wish to
to this fund, the cash or
checks may be sent to The Leader
Tribune or to European Relief Coun
c ’k 1715 Candler Bldg., Atlanta.
Checks should be made payable to
either J. M. Martin or Jos. A. Mc¬
Cord, if sent through The Leader
Tribune; if sent in direct they should
be made payable to Jos. A. McCord,
State Treasurer. The only differ-
WESTERN BEEF
Stew 15c.
Roast 25 & 30c.
Loin Steak 35c
Round Steak 32c.
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Hams
Sliced 40 & 50c.
Breakfast Bacon 55c.
Small Hams, Whole, 35c.
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Big Hat Sale £ i
!S £ 1!
£
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Now is the time to replace that old ! 8
£ £ Hat with a new one. No matter how I 8
£ % well dressed you may be, if your hat £
£ £ shows wear it detracts. ! I
£ £
% £ arc authority on Style and Workmanship
£ $12.00 Stetson at $8.90 I! s
$11.00 u a $7.90 c
$10.00 u « $6.90
S $ 8.50 No Name $5.90
$ 7.50 u u $4.90
Extra Special
All Velour and Scratch Finished Hats
Half Price
$16.50 Genuine Velour Jno. B. $8.25
$15.00 a u No Name $7.50
$10.00 Scratch Finish U u $5.00
Edwards Bros
enee is that all all checks made
able to J. M. Martin are put in
piece of Atlanta exchange on
no exchange fee is charged,
the Atlanta banks all charge
change on personal checks, we
lieve.
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BURN PEACH CURCULIO
BEFORE BUDS
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brown rot problem this year it is
ing to be necessary to do more
ing or dusting than formally, and
must be done more thoroughly, I
efficiency of controlling insects and
diseases by spraying or dusting
pends primarily on the ability to ap¬
ply the chemicals at the right time,
it is therefore very essential to com
plete each application in a few days.
If the time of application is set for a
certain time the orchardist should be
able to get over his entire acreage in
! less than a week Xo obtain successful
results. A great qiany growers in the
Georgia peach belt need more spray
ing and dusting equipment heretofore
used. This matter should be given se
j rious consideration by all orehard
ists, and preparations made to have
sufficient spraying or dusting ma¬
chinery available to get over the or¬
chards in a few days. A vigorous
fight must be employed this year if
we wish to produce a peach crop and
keep down curculio and brown rot
damage in face of the abnormal pests
conditions which now exist in the
Georgia peach belt.
u. S. Peach Insect Laboratory,
Fort Valley, Georgia.
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will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneu¬
monia
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE TO
HAVE MISSIONARY PROGRAM
This being the fifth Sunday of the
month, Samuel Peddicord, Treas.,
will have charge of the program Sun
day evening, January 30th. The sub¬
ject for discussion is the life of Dr.
John A. Broadus, Scholar, Teacher,
Preacher and Friend of Young Peo¬
ple. Dr, Broadus is one of the fore¬
most men of Baptist History. Mr.
Peddicord has selected from the en¬
tire membership those who are to
render this program, and we may ex¬
pect something interesting and enter-
THURSDAY JANUARY 27. 1921-
taining. Tho following is the
ed progvam:
Song Service in charge of Mr. W.
R. Fuller, Chorister.
Prayer.
Business, Old and New.
Bible Quiz, Mrs. J. I. English.
Song, to be selected. 1
Scripture verses from memory,
(Missionary) Members Group Four.
Introduction, Sam Peddicord.
Birth and Childhood, W. G. Allen.
Conversion and Personal Work,
Miss Louise Green.
Teaching and Studying, Chas.
i Baldwin.
Solo, Miss Bessie Adams.
Preacher and Teacher, Albert
Evans, Jr.
Beginning of the Seminary, Miss
Ruby Harris.
The Seminary a Hot-bed for Mis¬
sions, Miss Jo Allen
S. S. and B. Y. P. U. Leadership,
Miss Ruby Lawson
Four -fold Eminience, Miss Nanine
Bassett
A Study of Dr. John A. Broad US
Life, Mrs. F. W. Withoft.
Conclusion, Dr. C. C. Pugh.
We will probably have with us at
this meeting either Mr. Frank H.
Lea veil or Mr. Walter Blanchard, or
both. They will come to us with a
message regarding the B. Y. P. U.
Convention, which will convene here
duing the month of March. We ex¬
pect at this time to launch our plans
for the convention, and get into the
thick of work. All members are
especially urged to attend. We should
give these men a 100 per cent attend
ance.
PHILATHEAS ENTERTAIN
BARACAS AT BOX SUPPER
The box party on Thursday eve
ning at tho Baptist church, at which
the Philathea Class will be hostees
Lot For Sale
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One of the most desirable lots on
East Main St. A bargain for cash.
W. C. Southall.
to the Daraea class, is being antici
pated wnith a great deal of pleas
ure. The members of the class will
i each take a box lunch for two, and
for lunch, and the fun will begin.
Miss Zachman, recreation leader,
and Mr. Russell, song leader, of
sist in the entertainment. It is ex¬
pected to be a delightful occasion
for the adult members of the Sun
day School.
BIRTHDAY OF GEN. LEE IS
INTERESTINGLY OBSERVED
The R. E. Lee exercises at the
school last Wednesday, which were
under the auspices of th# U. D. C.
chapter were full of interest. Dr.
C. R. Jenkins was the principal
speaker and paid beautiful tribute
to General Lee. Readings were given
by Misses Mamsie Ousley and Ruby
Duke. A play entitled • • The Three
Trees” by the boys of the grammar
grades was especially well received.
After the exercises in the auditorium
three trees were planted in the school
grounds in memory of Gen. Robert
E. Lee, Stonewall Jackson and Jef¬
ferson Davis.
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The first automobile in the Carden
of Eden was a Ford.
Look what Adam and Eve missed
by not arriving a little later on.
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When General Emmanouel Zym
brakakis, Greek Commander-in-Chief
I in Thrace, visited the destroyed vil
lage of Makie, he rode through the
! streets in a Ford car.
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The Brazilian Government has re
rcognized the government of Presi
dent Alvaro Obregon, of Mexico.