Land Sale
Under ana by virtue of the autho
rity contained in security deed exe
cuted by William B. Crofton to
Charles Forman dated December 17,
1919, and recorded in the office of the
Clerk of Superior Court in Wheeler
county. Georgia, on December 29,
1919, in Book 4, pages 39-40, which
said security deed and the notes
secured thereby were assig: ed by
Charles Forman to W. H. Roberts on
October 7, 1922 by an assignment re
corded November 20. 1922. in Book 5,
page 163, there will be sMd before
the e >urt house door of Wheel?:
county. Georgia, on Tuesday. Feb
urary 19, 1935 between the hours of |
ten o’clock A. M and four o'clock I
M. to the-highest, and in -t bidder fm
cash the property conveyed by said ,
deed and described as follows: i,
All that portion of Land Lot Num- ; .
ber Two Hundred Fib y-three (255' in !,
the Tenth 10th) District of Wheeler : ।
county, Georgia, described as fol-!,
lows: to-wit: Beginning at the middle .
point of the Northwest original land .
line of said Land Lot, said point be- ■
ing the West corner of the Northeast ! ।
Half of said Land Lot, and ru .ning ;
thence. North Fortt-four (44) degress I t
East along said Nori hw -t land line!
Seventeen a <1 Ninty live one tm -'
oreJihs L 15. chai - ■ a -.< . :
th-e ice 8 u h L’U y..'U. u .. ci s .
East Fortt-six and ! iHt-onc One
hundredths ,46.51. chiir... ton - il.ei
On the Southeast lot f - ml :
Lot, thence outh Foi'ti-Imr .44.
d. , .... S g -I. o th .st '
hundredths ■> ' to eerier!
with land of S II i Ml' "i. tin c
North Forty six ,46, <"■ : ■ tvest ।
along line of S. 11. M.'Millan !■■ ;
Three and Iliyiii an one-hnndr. mh-।
,3.1 H. chains :o comer w i MeMi u ।
lands, thence North Forty-four .!■ ‘
degrees East al-oie line ot said S. 11.
McMillan land One and .•sev.- n;• ir |
One-hundredths ,1 ■i. ci.. - to
Southwest boundary 11 : ■ >f the N i; h ,
east Half of said f.tutl Lot. the • • I
North Forty . ,HL di ? '-s V. - ,
along said So rh v.'c bou dary iiaei
Forty-two and Tw< . :y--.ven O r-)
Hundredths .I' 7. Lui: • ■:>s' । ■
on th" North • • L •
L it. he n tint of b■: : . c nun n |
ing Sixty-two and IN. •"t y-l wo > .
hundredths ,62.22, ac: s more or h -s
and being in Wh ■■ .r< ’> c . tier-'
gia.
D’faull has b >n ni t ■■ in 'he u -
ment of the deb't > " • t «In 'h so d •
security deed w-s . L |
said W. I! 11 ib . • ‘
Charles Fot oa in,
holder of s lid -e. : ' i <i 'i
notes, acting under the power in said ;
deal. has e r.n lto '
indebtedness due :"id .■ « > ■ । ■ .c-
co rd a nee with the terms <4 said
security <1 s' 1 a : - . o : wu
be sold as the property of William B |
Crafton for tin lie ■ "1
said indebted" -- ■ e th w :do "in
to $ 393 00 on 'be d. • of sale, Mi -
any u > paid tat s a > : : h ' c-’ ' 1
this foreclosin',' ,>■■
T. 3 dMt -nz-. of ■■ -bbe • . T I'-m r ।
C >ll Ity. 1 ■ 'rp i. i Ann 'I- I
mti ■ ■■ *■ I' .■ - l i
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sale.
W. H. Rob ins will execute to tin I
purchaser at said s i i> • uuple t iUe i
o th ) above d-‘.s ■rib.’.l properly.
This 21 day of January 1935.
(Signed) W. H. ROBERIS.
CITATION.
To Whom it May Concern:
Mrs. V. M. McLaughlin, having!
aopliel for Gua"4ianship of the per
son and property of Edwina Ijayi -'
minor child of M - I' ' ■’ i 1 ' i
late <>f said Bounty. deceased, notice ;
i» give i that sod s oplicafion wil 1 oe f
heard a' my office at 10 oeh m
M.. on the first Mo day in March
next.
i'liis February 4th, ITiS.
H. L. Sears, Ordinary.
CITATION.
GEORGlA—Wheeler County.
GEORGIA —Wheeler County.
To AU Whom It May Concern:
GuyO. Stone having in prop i form
applied to me for It ii. aner: '■ :'i s
of Ad ainistiatir n on the ' -. ate of A
P. Stone, late of said County, this is
to cite all and sing .oar the credit,
and next of kin of A. P. Stone to be |
and appear at m .
time allowed by a■’ a.nd si, .' , cause,
if any they can. why permanent ad
ministration should not : e gra :.< i:
to Guy O. Stone on A. P. Stone’s
estate.
Witnessmv hand and official signa
ture, 'b ■-> I'h i. ■ ■ ! ' ■
H L SEARS. Ordinary.
r - c
U.idet a i e I >’ ' ■
also Cop b<L II I 0' o 5
under bit ia '9 f '■ !’
reasonable rnv. .A dis ie’ •: cd '.r
notify
D. N. GRAHAM,
Scotland, Gi.
666
LlQPro-TABLETS-SALVE'NOSE DROPS
CHECKS
COLDS
AND
FEVER
FIRST DAY.
Headaches, Neuralgia,
3U minutes
CITATION
GEORGIA—WHEELER COUNTY.
To All Whom It May Concern:
Mrs. V. M. McLaughlin having in
proper form applied tome for Per
manent Letters of Administration on
tli" estate of Mrs Ida 15 Hayes, late
of said County, this is to cite all and
singular the creditors and next of kin
of Mrs. Ida B. Hayes to be and ap
pear at my office within the time
al lowed by law, and show cause, if
any they can. why permanent admisi
stration should not be granted to Airs'
V. M. McLaughlin on Mrs. Ida B.
Hayes estate.
Wltnessmy hand and official signa
ture this 4th day of February, 1935.
H. L. SEARS, Ordinary.
HUSIOfTOMATS
Overtaxed by
speaking,sing- \ 1
ing, smoking \
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505 C. & S. Bank Bldg.
DUBLIN, GEORGIA"
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Tlia Orel 'w-:l Wa'c’nman
T. .: y it II I. i ’■ "*i the watch
i us tin" ur< I. ;rd, the city treas
y. n ■ u.i n rlia.i any other or
.ui.ieiim. and ~. • •as web as Im
: m .'turer.r । nave u n'- L been assigned
.o its outp .tn
BZ J- :i lb. ;> dy tnd bis protege.
“A man v.b.i cat: i-l. : care of him
;; ■: ? hl who never
i i .: . or s,. .:l hie
■ . of poll
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. . , . (i 8e brought
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Good Definition
“Gamblin’ money,” said Uncle Eben,
‘ “is de bait on a hook dat lets a fish
get a little sometimes, jes’ to keep him
nibblin'.''
WHEELER COUNTY EAGLE, ALAMO, GEORGIA
Big Crop Contest Announced
s By Fertilizer Distributor
A NNOUNCEMENT has been
made locally of a $5,000 crop
contest, open to all farmers. This
enntest, which is sponsored by the
Anrieultural Development Bureau
of a large distributor of American
nitrate of soda, provides for 338 j
cash pri7.es. These awards range ।
from the substantial first prize of
SI,OOO to ?5.00. fe
An interesting feature of the con
test is the calibre of the men who
are to act as honorary judges.
They are: Senator Ellison D.
Smith, Chairman of the Senate
Committee on Agriculture; the
Hon. Allen J. Ellender, Speaker of
j the Louisiana House; and Dr. B.
W. Kilgore of Raleigh, N. C., for
mer director of the North Carolina
1 Experiment Station and Extension
? Service. 6
' Since the prizes are to be based
1 on the answers to five simple ques
tions, with spelling and grammar
» not counting, the sponsors of the
f contest, feel that every farmer who
follow., the rules will have an equal
chance, regardless of the size of
his farm or the fertility of his land.
Special prizes are provided for 4-H
Gfub and Future Farmer chapters
and fertilizer suppliers who help
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When it comes to feeding. . .
YOUR CHILDREN
j AND YOUR CROPS
are pretty moch aS She I
• Strange as it may seem,
your own children and your
own crops aren’t so different.
When a child eats too large
a proportion of artificially re
fined foods, there is danger of
lack in vitamin B, so essential
to growth and health. If he
doesn’t get vitamin A, he
“catches” infectious diseases.
Too little vitamin C, and other
diseases result.
And with your
crops, the so-called
impurities are like
vitamins for children
—absolutely neces
sary to healthy
Chilean
NATURAL
NITRATE
THE OLD ORIGINAL SODA
Merchants, why not adver
tise weekly through the
Eagle, so that you may
keep your business before
the people of your county?
If your prices are interest
ing, let the people know
through the lines of the
EAGLE
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SENATOR ELLISON D. SMITH
One of the honorary judges in the
$5,000 Crop Contest,
their customers win will also be
rewarded.
Practically all fertilizer manufac
turers and suppliers are active in
the contest and can furnish an en
try blank to farmers. The only re
quirement for entering is that the
farmer buy at least 100 lbs. of the
American prodhet sold by the firm
sponsoring the contest.
growth and normal development.
Chilean Natural Nitrate sup
plies the vital impurities—in
Nature’s own balance and
proportion. Calcium, iodine,
strontium, boron, potassium,
sodium, lithium —they’re all
there, to make your crops
healthy and profitable.
Protect yourself by saying
“Chilean” when you order your
"A Pure Pood and
Drug Act for plants
would be a death
warrant to all living
creatures."
—Scientific American
Ive goi those . > \ .
natural . | have 11 <•
impurities! '
sonA z-. \ \
»•- -«•-v r ’ ,; ' ' : ■ ■rryyxxmo
£ -■ .Al
nitrate. Two kinds —
Champion (granu
lated) and Old Style.
Both are genuine.
Both are Chilean,
and both have the
vital impurities.
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Better Breakfasts
Getting out of the wn>i"
side of bed is an oi l u h
ioned excuse for being ci ss.
In fact it’s no bin:-, t valid, c un
pietely out of date became mod
ern psychologi- ; l:::ve discovm'd
that it’s not the .lo of the
you get out of. 1. .: Fm i.mil
breaks: : > h.it you i:. l o
that d> . - ■ :r :i ; ■>. , ■:
the dir.
So -
breaki. ■ ■
leal t.. n . cci, .:i o' . .
an unusual m v. ।. 11
sauce, up to-d. lo : . • ' n.
vacuum pad: I r ■ 11 / .
way to l:c . ai 1:, > 1..
coffee to brc.. > :■ a
you from kid.im lb
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t >
A $1.50 Dinner for 6
r-j-iflE interest of the following
I dinner lies in the fact that it
serves six people for $1.50
and tastes mighty good to half a
dozeß of them. Here’s the menu:
Broiled Pork Chops with Fried
Apples 50<t
Radishes ll^
Baked Sluffed Peppers 25if
Buttered Cauliflower 30<f
Pdi-sin. Brrnd mid Butler ISf
Fluffy lib e Pudding Idi
C-.ffce whit Cream lOf
Baked Stuffed Peppers: Cut
three large green peppers in
hall" . ngthwise, and remove
seeds and white membrane. Par
boil one minute, drain and lay in
a flat, shallow, slightly greased
baking pan (or pi" plate). Breal;
one-fourth of a package of maca
roni in small pieces, boil until
The Übiquitous Oyster
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RRRRRRR! No, we’re not
growling. We’re just celebiat
king the approach of the first
month with an "r” in it when the
idea of oysters pops into every
body’s mind. Scientists assure us
that you don’t, really need to wait
for a iiiorbii wlin an “r” in it,
even for fn sb oysters, but people
along our sea 'oa-.i'i have got into
that habit, and the oysters really
don’t care. In every part of our
country, hoi.' ’er, anil at any sea
son, cniini d oisi rs are good
whenever ti.iy are opened, and
you in" in" mighty good things
with tl ci::, i
Two As: [ ’9 Entrees
Oy. ter ■ : Drain the oys
ter: 19 ' ""i, l iM er
ranr o ' ■ ' ■ '
HERE'S THE AID TO|:?m HERE'S THE AID TO
FEWER colds... SHORTER colds
VICKS VA-TRO-NOL ...VICKS VAPORUB
. A FEW DROPS UP EACH NOSTRIL* HM »JUST RUB ON THROAT AND CHEST*
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Full details each Vicks package JHHhHHßP
' nilar household
. । . ■ i. early in the iuoim
.! ing. Here's tho menu:
Iced lon r:ith
I'redi I.iioe H edges
I’: ' ’ ('•• ■ ■! and Cream
■ ■ ''i Ckce.se Sauce
CoSeo
■: Ccuce:
cf ill tee
. co tr-blo
i diluted
: : ■ • lalf cup
. :...lf p und of
b< pulled'
)' •'■■ ■ v : r over
1 i our
over it
. tender, and drain. Simmer for a
few minutes one-half the con-
1 tents of a No. 2 can of tomatoes,
on lio If t ; . poon grated onion,
suit and pepper, and add the
macaroni and fill the pepper
! ' Cover with one-third cup
gr; ledcheeso. Bako in a moderate
oven until the cheese is brown.
Flufiy Rice Pudding: Parboil
three tablespoons rice in salted
boiling water for ten minutes,
then drain. Scald the contents of
a G-ounce can oi evaporated milk
v.-ith three-fourths cup water, add
the rice and cook in a double
boiler until very soft. Mix one
third cup sugar with one beaten
i yolk, add to the rice and cook
one minute longer. Cool. Beat
tiis egg while and fold in with
one fourth cup beaten cream.
Chill. Serve in glasses with a
sprinkling of nutmeg on top.*
low earthen ramekins or scallop
shell j. one cup bread crumbs
loib f ■ 11. noons butter, one
I: I n\-;r>on i' inced parsley, one
b 1£ i .'.,poon ilt, a few grains
ii ii teaspoon
thyme and one-half teaspoon,
b mtm ji . and add four table
spc.ni.i . ■ . .i the can of
■ t to Cover oysters
with thi ■, (I place under the
I : 1 th crumbs are
v/ell in wir 'l. Serves four.
0 / / ,■ a,-I Racon Roast: Drain
oysti/ from a b ounce can, and
arrange in allow, buttered,
earthin' ii.., dishes. Sprinkle
wi’u , in . <■ and paprika.
<. :/ tb .niy b. :.i bacon on top,
... I'irincsan cheese,
■ , a till bacon is
