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WALTER A. WOOD
Tubular Steel Mower with Roller Bearings,
ONE OR TWO HORSES.
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Fitted for 1907 with the wood Some of the Leading Features.
Improved “ROLLER BEARINGS,’ Roller Bearings,
„* i i ~ . Steel Driving Wheels,
large steel axle and key-seated remov- Floating Frame,
ahu r1r;„;„„ n» . Direct Under-draft,
able driving gear. It is, without ques- Broad Tread,
Krir. «» al <• t . . r No Weight on Horse’s Neck,
hon, a giant of strength, light draft Adjustable Seat,
and durability. '
THIS IS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST MOWING
MACHINE ON THE MARKET
It is not Connected with any Trust or Combination
For the next THIRTY DAYS we will make a SPEC
IAL PRICE on these machines to the readers of the
Watson’s Weekly if you mention the paper when
you write. We can save you money.
SOUTHERN FARM TOOL CO.
Corner Forsyth and Peters Sts., ATLANTA, GA.
Reasons Why You Should Buy
Carpets, Rugs and Furniture at High’s
AH our Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Etc., MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES—
ONE PRICE TO ALL. If you are a charge customer you buy here at EX
ACTLY THE SAME PRICE as the cash cv *omer. We are prepared NOW
to sell Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and House ■'ishings, Etc., on EASY
TERMS of payment, which will entirely do ’’th the so-called lease
system and enable you NOW to furnish your ho. ** paying the exhor
bitant prices demanded by installment houses. We . ’’tworthy people
who need furnishings of any kind to call and see our sto miture, Car-
pets, Rugs, etc. No trouble to show goods. Our polite sales* will take
pleasure in explaining the “Terms of Sale.” If you know of any persons who
are about to start housekeeping, newly married or about to be married, or any
who have lately moved to the city, you will oblige us and confer a favor
on them by bringing this notice to their attention.
J. M. HIGH COMPANY
Please Renew Your Subscriptions.
Quite a number of our subscriberswhose term was six months are due
us renewals.
Please attend to the matter, friends.
Renew for 12 months and remit. We want you to go along with us,
without the loss of a paper.
The Tool Company
58 Marietta St. Bell Phone 5311
ATLANTA, GEORGIA
We have a complete line of tools to meet the demand of all trades
men. 10 per cent off on Starrett’s Machinist Tools. Everything we sell is
guaranteed. Mail orders filled the same day they are received.
WATSON’S WEEKLY JEFFERSONIAN,
Two $350 New Upright Mahogony
Becht Pianos—FßEE
In Even Exchange for the TWO OLDEST PIANOS in the State of Georgia.
OUR REASON . 8
We are desirous of obtaining the two oldest pianos that are in actual
use in Georgia for exhibition and advertising purposes, and in order to se
cure them we make the above liberal offer.
There are hundreds of old pianos in actual use in the state and the
owners perhaps have no idea how old they are. This will be an opportuni
ty to secure a beautiful $350 Becht Plano.
It costs you absolutely nothing to enter your piano in this contest.
THIS IS ALL YOU WILL HAVE TO DO—READ CAREFULLY.
First—Any old Piano is eligible. order to be sure that no mistake
Second—But it must be in actual will be made, we will send one of
use. our experienced representatives to
examine each and every Piano
Third—No Piano that has been that in our estimation appears to be
stored away can be entered. the oldest.
Fourth—As Piano dealers we are in Fifth—lf the names of two or more
possession of data that will enable Pianos are sent in and each appears
us to some extent to judge by the to be very old, we will be the sole
number and name of each piano judges as to who shall be awarded
sent in about how old it is, but in the New Brecht Piano.
(J.) THE FOLLOWING 8 QUESTIONS MUST BE ANSWERED FULLY.
Mail us this coupon for your answers:
What is the name of your Piano?
How long have you owned it?
Where did you get it?
Is it a Square, Upright or Grand?
What is its number?
What is your name?
What City?
Street number?
The numbers of Square or Grand Pianos are usually found under the strings on the sound
board. It an Uptight Piano, raise the top lid and the number ia usually on the pin block.
In case you cannot find a number we will send some one to look for it, on tequest.
N. B.—Of course it is understood that there can be only two winners in this contest hut in
order not to disappoint any one, we will offer a special proposition for a Becht Upright Piano in
exchange for the old square. Let us acquaint you with this offer.
BECHT PIANO CO., 62 l f a o n r tTg h a st -’
Shade Tobacco Lands In
Decatur County, Ga.
The greatest American discovery since the finding of gold in
California in 1848. Few gold mines so rich, none so certain as these
tobacco lands. The greatest net earning power of any agricultural
lands on the globe.
I have recently returned from a seventeen months’ residence in
California where I made a most careful study of agricultural con
ditions, and I know there is not an acre of agricultural or fruit land
in that state which possesses one-half the net earning power of an acre
of Decatur County Shade Tobacco land. Yet fruit and truck lands in
California often change hands at SI,OOO an acre; whereas some of the
best of this Shade Tobacco land is being offered at S2O to SSO per
acre. Why? It is because the Transcontinental Railroads own mill
ions of acres of government-donated lands out west, and have subsi
dized thousands of newspapers and tens of thousands of real estate
agents to boom California lands up to their fullest value; whereas
our Shade Tobacco lands must depend upon the slow growth of their
own merit. You need take no chances. Come to Bainbridge and in
vestigate before investing. Come now. The growing crops make an in
spiring picture, and the growers are on fire with enthusiasm. In the
meantime think on the easily made fortunes wrapped up in the follow
ing sample offerings:
49 acres high-grade Shade Tobacco land near Atapulgus; $2,000
1,140 acre tobacco farm, three miles from Fowlstown Railway Station;
240 acres under cultivation; 86 pecan trees; $6,000 worth of mill
timber; splendid mill-site and splendid grist mill on it; mill and whole
property watered by never-failing springs. $26 000
797 acres fine tobacco land three and a half miles from Whig
ham; several hundred acres hard wood and short-leaf pine; several
houses and other improvements; watered by Wolf and Tired Creeks;
S2O an acre.
70 acres highly improved Shade Tobacco land; one mile from Face
ille Railway Station; two cottages, two barns; two and half acres
now in Shade Tobacco, five acres in Sun tobacco, 22 acres in other
cr °P B ’ $5,500.
R. L. HICKS, Real Estate Agt., Bainbridge, Ga.
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