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Saturday, January 27, 1H7 NORTH CAROLINA MARKETS Fricrt PJ? I0i,n. t reported to Division .rkru w i. rhi.f. for th weak etid- -f Kirseis. ' ln Saturday. iSnu-irT If. Town ih(Jiie AsUerille Charlotte Durham . - Fyeteille - ' Golitsboro Grrensboro .. Greenville Hamlet iAimberton . . . Kew Bern .... Newton Balelgh Rooky Mount . . Salisbury ..... Scotland Neck, Wilmington ... Wilson ....... winginn-fealem n-i? 1.10 1.10 1.20 1.10 1.10 1.10 1.25 1.20 1.10 1.22 1.12 1.141 1.25 1.10 1.18 1.10 1.05 c i & 02' .5- $0,681 .11 .70 .68 .69 ;..:! .65 .70 .75 .65 .73 .66 .68 .70 .79 .70 $1.50 1.25 1.15 1.95 2.25 $1.75 2.50 1.50 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.25 1.90 2.50 3 S (UsoA. 1 ft,' Hat? o r &4 - 4.50 4.75 5.50 5.50 i 5.00 8.50 5.75 5.00 5.00 4.50 4.50 4.75 4.70 $1.00: 1.15 .90 LOO .75 -.75 ...75 : .70 .90 ',60 ..90J .65 .75 .80 .85 .75, .75 .75 :70 $5.00 2.25 S.50 4.50 4.60 5.00 4.00 14.50 5.00 4.00 BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY AND, HOG PBICES Town 1 .83 C4 a a a a o T1 .3 . C AhosUie Aslieville Charlotte Durham Tayetteville . . Goidsboro Greensboro . . . GWeuviue . . . Hamlet Lumbprton New Bern Niv.tpn Balei(!li Rocky Mount . Salisbury Scotland NecK Wilmington ... Wilson Winston-Salem $0.40 .14 .40 .35 .40 '.40 '.35 .40 .40 .45 .43 .38 .44 t !35 So .40 $0.30 .45 .40 .35 .30 .30 40 30 .35 .85 .40 .38 .35 .30 .35 .35 .36 $0.15 o $0.20 .14 .25 .15 .20 .25 ,20 .15 .18 .14 17 .18 ,30 .20 ".is .14 .13 -.15 .10 .15 -.20 -.14 .15 .12 .15 .15 50 .12 .i2 .13 $10.00 10.00 4 11.50 12.50 112.00 '12.50 11.00 ' 11.50 12.00 10.00' 12.50 10.00 ,12.50 10.00 13.00 CABBAGE Cabbage Plants Thousand. 1LI5. man Farm, College Park. Georgia, Oik- CHUFAS t FT0r Sa,e?e!d Ch. U Per bushel. J. P. Joyner, Windsor, 8. C. CLOVER Good sound, sweet clover seed, unhulled, white blooming, at wholesale prices. $2.25 per bushel of . 28 lbs. R. w. Drake. Fauns. dale, Ala. Box F. ' ' COTTON L Toole's Improved Cotton Seed G. TaaI. Aiken. S. C. - - ' 40 bushels Simpklns Cotton Seed, $2.25 bushel. Q. O. Hare, Murfreesboro, N. C Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Seed $2 per bushel. J. E. Cattlngham. Dillon. S. C. . Cotton Seed Over two bales. Fair "blue ribbon. W. H. Klrkwood, Bennetsyllle, S. C. Mltohells -Re-Improved King, Extra Early. Wonderful ylelder. Ridgecrest Farm, Trout man, .N. C. ; , . For. Sale 2,000 bushels Improved big boll Cleveland cotton' seed. W. N. Coleman, Cul verton; Ga. Sunbeam Cotton Seed Cleaned and grad ed by power machinery, $1.60 bushel. D. K. McRae, Laurinburg, N..C. For Sale 700 bushels of unmixed Cleve land Big Boll cotton seed, $1.50 per bushel. N. M. Blalock, M. D., McCullers, N. C. Vandiver's Heavy Fruiter Cotton Seed- Ginned on my private-gin, $2 bushel; 5 bush els at $1.75. L. Hester, Mt Carmel, S. C. v For Sale Mexican Big Boll .Cotton Seed, from-.a crop, that averaged 1 bales' per acre, $1.60 per. bushel., T. H. Jennette, Lake Landing, N. C. . . V :, Columbia Big Boll Bringing' premium 8 to 10 centsvjever short staples. Heavy fruiter. imo weevn. staple Cotton Growers Associa tion, Easley, S. C. Cleveland Big Boll Cotton Seed $ LIS bushel; Mexican Big Boll $1.45 bushel; Cooke'a Improved $L7 bushel; Kings-Improved IL90 bushel; HartsviUa Long staple IL70 bushel; 10 bushel lots and over 5c per bushel less. 100 bushel lots and over 15c per bushel less. Stocks we offer are South Caro lina grown, and are absolutely pure and true to name. Very limited amount to offer and prices subject to stock. Klrby Seed Co Gaffney. S. C. corn (29J 113 Carefully selected Hastings .Proline seed corn, $2.50 bushel. U Hester, Mt Carmel, South Carolina. Pure Liomans, Seed Corn Selected, nubbed and hand shelled,-$3 bushel; 80o peck. C. W. Tlmmerman. Meeting Street, S. a HEDGES 100,000 Amoor Rivet. Privet, and other shrubbery. L. A. Reynolds, Clemm&ns, N.,C. ' Amoor River Privet, 2 to 3 feet, well rooted plants, $2.75 per, hundred; $25 per .thousand, express prepaid. Reynolds Nursery - Com pany, Winston-Salem, N. C. LESPEDEZA ' Let Oakland Plantation furnish you with good clean lespedeza seed. A. M. Donnell, Ethel, La. . PECAN TREES Stuart, Frotchers, Schley, Delmas, Vande man, Budded Pecans, 3 feet, 50c; 4 feet. 75c each. Cureton Nurseries. Austell. Ga. - - Sample Big Pecan Nuts Free Land own ers, .write- today for samples and prices of trees. Southern Nut Tree 'Nurseries. Thorn- asville, Ga. 32 Each. Butter New Torn, 4041c (extra); Chicago, 39c (creamery), . 'V ' '- Eggs JNew lorK, OJlfflooc vexvraj, l,uicuku 'lucstov; (firsts). - c ' - si" PRICES OF COTTON. COTTON SEED. AND COT- Middling ) Cotton seed Founds of Town Cotton Per Bushel Meal for- Thursday . Ton Seed Ahoskie Charlotte Durham Fayetteville . . Goldsboro .... Greensboro ... Greenville .... Hamlet ...... -Lumberton-rrr . . New Bern .... Newton Raleigh Rocky Mount . Salisbury Scotland Neck Wiison 17.50 18.50. 18.00 s 17.25 17.00 18.00 18.00 17.00.. 17.50 17.50 17.00 18.00 17.75 17.00 $0.75 75 ':'.85 .90 ' 'l' '.85 .75 .78 .75 ".75 .85 2,500 2,800 2,500 2,800 2,500 ' 2,800 Goodgon Kenon long staple cotton seed. Lint from three seed sold for as high 'as thirty, cents. $1.50 per bushel. ... .Randolph Gillespie, Hartsville, S. C. For v Sale Pedigreed Dixie wilt-resistant cotton seed. Good producer and 38 to 39 per cent lint. Ginned on private gin to insure purity. $2 per bushel for ten bushel lots and larger. Address Geo. D. Sanders, Grower, Fairfax, S. C. f Improved Simpklns tCotton - Seed Early maturing, grown in northern part of Cotton Belt. Produced 2,000 of seed cotton per aero. Free from boll weevil, Anthracnose and rust. At '$2.50 per bushel cash with order. Dr. Ashley Cutchin, - Franklin, Southampton County, Virginia. Poole's early big- bolL . 1,137 pounds lint per acre 1914, on my entire crop. Superintendent Of Staro-prlsonnrcligsedVtenTJUshels-igio and-500- bushels 1916, and its supervisor Is still pleased with it. Highly endorsed. Write for prices on small or large amounts and tes timonials. . Icona Pool, -Clayton. N. C, The Cotton Market Situation j THE deadlock in the general spot cotton market remains unbroken. The contract juarketsjiave again become irregular and un settled, owine malnlv to the indefinite delav in peace prospects and more recently t&'uriex pted reports of activities on ' the oart -.of German commerce raiders -in . the-South'-Atr ianuc ocean. This has increased the. difficult ties aiieady existing in the matter bf shipping ana insurance, and caused a revival. Of. the- lam auoui a stop .to exports. ' But it is to oe remarked that the same kind of talk has been eoing on for a long time, and still, the; rate of exports keens up. . s . . : s 1 . Stress has also been laid up6n the Census liureau report showing a small decrease in me consumption by American mills ,foc tke f10,1 oE December. There is really nothing mis, Decause there was one working day less this ear, and besides probably most peo- Pie wilt agree that the holiday season was more hberaHy observed this year, he really crucial fact of the report wasv . that -active spindles ihowed an increase: of over 1,100,000 this year, which proves decidedly greater ac-, uy, but fewer working days. There Is by no m. ans any reduction in tho rate of Amer ican consumption as yet; and n.onelndlcated.' w , 11 to be observed that the time, to sell cotton is when there are plenty of. buyers and fhLmwHet ls 8trnS. As-was .captioned,. in inese letters before, unforeseen : lulls in ac-' vUoki .e bound t0 occur, and it is never ad i.t S,t Jry t0 force a dul1 an heavy mar nntk hatis re(lired now is the' exercise of patience and confidence. Long before we will nave another crop ready for. use, the need In fact Knt,for a11 of the. present-upijrj win k ' thereJs very grave doubt that there AukS en?yeh t last through the month of tlma ;'k f peace should come in the mean cali re.wiU undoubtedly develop such a avaliSpCoftt0n, as wl take up everything any yet 8een ?h -eS C(n8ldrable higher than. seen this season. savannah, Qa. . W. T. WILLIAMS. SALES DATES CLAIMED ine Frnmsi.t... -n .. ... "ounce VJT warmer .is giaa to - an. i. .v.e ana claim tn k...... u livestock Uni hlch. sales ofpure-bred. ' POLAND-CHINAS . , FranklnXabh "t' Feb ' LOOkabftU8 Watonga; e 23, 1917-oiivier & Sonsi Ddnvllle; Kanj Feb SHORTHORNS V . .V r ' Okirhmo B Dun,a - Kingflsberr r!h l15ethLee Rv Patterson, El Reno,' Okla.r . T. Blake & Son, DuncanV'Okla.' ; Cotton Seed Addison's Extra Early Pro liflc, selected' and graded. Free from boll weevil, 'resistant to drouths and diseases., 60 bolls to pound.' 45 per cent lint, staple.1 inch. Price $2 per bushel. Reference: Mer chants & Farmers Bank, -Marietta! ' Ga, Prompt, shipment. W, P. Addison, Black well's. Ga. ' Papersllell Pecan Trees Guaranteed to pleasii you. Highest grade bred-up trees grown" by experts of National reputation. Large illustrated booklet telling-the truth about pecan trees free. Write for it at once. Bass Pecan Company, Lumberton, Miss. PEAS For Sale Field peas. $2.15 sacked. Clonlnger, Cleveland, Ga. J. E. We Buy Field Peas Name price first let ter. H. G. Mumford & Co., Ayden, N. C. One hundred bushels good sound Iron peas. $2.35 a bushel. M. R. Jackson, Rt. 2, "Sum ter, s. c. - : . Budded Pecaas Prices . reasonable. Fine " peach trees, ("cents. Kltffer peara, le cents,-. Get catalogue. - Hartwell Nurseries, Hart- ' well. Ga. ... American Grown Red Clover Seed, 30e pound; Bermuda grass seed 4&o pound; Or chard grass 20c pound; Kentucky Bluegrasa 20c poHinu; Sweet clover (unhulled) 20c pound; Lespedeza or Japan clover 20c pound; Dwarf F.stex rape 16c pound. Klrby eed CoM Gatfney, N. C. Choice recleaned Mammoth Yellow Soy" Beans, -$2.10 .per bushel. Alaska pea $6.5 r per bushel. Maine grown Irish Cobbler aeed potatoes $8.50 per 11-peck sacks. Burt oaU 85c per bushel; 10 bushel lots. Poultry feeds, corn, oats and chops. All kinds garden and" field seeds. Let us supply your needs. E. P. Carter & Co., Washington, N. C. Mammoth Yellow Soy Beans, $2.50 bushel- -100-day velvet beans $1.75 bushel; mixed field peas' $2.50 bushel; . Brabham peas $2 bushel; Iron peas $2.90 bushel; Tennessee Ger man millet $2.25 bushel; Early Amber cane seed, new crop $2.40 bushel; Red Rust-proof . oats 90c bushel; Burt, or 90-day oats 90c bushel; Improved White Spanish peanuts 9q pound; 'North Carolina peanuts 8c pound. Klrby Seed Co., Gaffney, S. C. - Our gross sales of 1916 more than doubled those of 1915. This fact clearly demon strates that our method of doing business and our ability of being able to supply high-grade seeds at a reasonable price meets with the . approval of the buying public. If you are not a customer of ours, we want you to become . one. Giv us a trial order and compare our grade of seeds and prices with those of our competitors. We are located in what we con-. skier the best section for the production of high-grade farm seeds in the South. 'Get our price list on all farm seeds by dropping us a card. Our stock, is complete on such seeds as: Grasses,, Clovers, Field Peas,, Soy Beans; Velvet Beans, Irish Potatoes, Cane Seed, Mil lets, .Cotton Feed, Seed Corn, Peanuts, Seed Grains, etc. Buy your seed early. It looks as if all farm seeds are going to be very scarce and high in price. Klrby Seed Com .pany, Gaffney, S. C. MISCELLANEOUS For Sale All varieties of field peas." Get my prices before you buyi H. O. Long, Sll verstreet, S. C. - Peas Whlppoorwlll, Blacks and Mixed, $2.20 f. o. b. Good bags. D. W. Alexander, Connelly Springs, N. C. Wanted One thousand bushels peas. Mail liberal samples and best prices. Hickory Grove Farm, Conover, N. C. Sound, clean, mixed -peas, $2.25; Iron, Brabham Speckled" and Cotton Patch, $2.35. R.- P. Gillespie.rattslire.S-C. -, ' Mixed Peas Sound, good bags, $2.20 per bushel f. o. T. Satisfaction guaranteed. Geo. H. McKay, Rt. 2, Maxton, N. C. , ' TToolsEarlyBigBoll, 1,1 STponnds -linf per acret1914. Superintendent ofr State Pri son, purchased 10 : bushels 1915 ' and 60; -bushels 1916,: and its -supervisor---! is stlfl jleas'edi : with k.' ' Highly . endorsed. " ; Write for -pfices on - small' or - largo amounts 'Tthd testimonials. - Icana Pool, Introducer, Clay ton, -N. ' C,-. x . Mitohell's. Re-Improved King Cotton seed has" been tested and proven the . earliest, most ' prolific apd- largest yield and could have sold 'ten times my supply in 'car lots, but have Preserved. . for : regular- customers' their usual supply. Price :$6.50 in 100 pound bags, " sealed , and guaranteed. Sugar Loaf Cotton Farm,- Youngsvllle, N C. r fc Add to your profits by1 increa'sing your, yield per acre, which you can-do by. using improv ed seed.- 1. have .500 .bushels;. of improved Texas big bol 1 .cotton seed f 6r sale, pr Jcei $1. 50 per. bushel. J. maae per acre on zo, acres in 1915, and mad eJ more in 1916. vlf you want cotton that-will make you. money, write me at onceiv.J. C. Cochran,, Box 303, Charlotte, North Carolina. ' Cowpeas for Sale 8 varieties. Price on any quantity to any point. Write us. Row- lartd & Co., Seedsmen, Augusta Ga. Wanted From ten bushels to carload Iron, Clay, Unknown, Black and Speckled Peas. Kllgore Seed Co., Plant City, Florida. Wanted-owpeas, any quantity. Send us samples and prices. . Also write us for prices onjarmand gardens-seed W-A-Miller& Son, (Inc.,) Seed Dealers, Lynchburg, Va. " For Sale- Incubators and brooders, in first class condition. Sturtevant Bros., Kushla Alabama. - Nice Apples In bushel boxes, $1 per, box,..; f. o. b. Franklin, N. C. F. H. Nolen, Route 1, Franklin, N. . C. , Wanted to Exchange Incubator and brood er for Rocks or Reds. Write, P. W, Eskrldge, RutherfordtOn, N. C. Crushed. Oyster Shells, for Poultry 100 pounds, 55c; 500, $2.25; 1,000,. $4. Oakshor Poultry Farm, Waverly Mills, S. C. For Sale Two well bred Jersey cows, heavy milkers, .. fresh. Barred Plymouth --RoekTreoekerels-and--pullets. - J. J. Gilliam, " Farmville,"Va. Improved Seeds Cotton, corn, Watson wa termelon. Also DurocrJersey hogs. Eggs from Single Comb Rhode Island Red chick ens. Lewlston Farm, Lewlston, Ga. ..... .TfcRSTi'.Vtf' 8 st, Club, durlngFat ;Stock lege st-rui,-,c' Bvans, Col 'ege Station, Texas Manager. - ANGUS' ' ' -v ; . . fav.aV.ftn, .'If ...1. 1 . Okia. Texai Jth'Jh Kershaw, IV DB neifl at nvinh.tma - l"MtV. - Uolr t . ' ' ' - at February Vvf r "Keierence. Special" a'one la tAy,l7,.t.Th0U8an1 of readers say it i-v 18 0rth thA nrlA nf . u t ' -;"- Three - Bales Per - AcreRecord -of -Man- ley's cotton under, boll. Weevil conditions. Early", prolific, resists drouths, winds and dis eases, 40 bolls to pouna, over 4Z per ceni lint, staple 1 inch. T Doubled yield of other varieties" in .drouth and, weevil sections . in 1916. -Writefor facts and proofs from your own state,' and " special - delivered price": on geed.v No boll weevils. E. S. Manley, Carnes vllle, Ga. - .Vandiver's Heavy Fruiter Cotton Seed Earliest" big boll. 40 bolls make a pound. 46 per cent lint. No Anthracnose. Noboll wee vils. " Free from all diseases. 1-lpch staple. Have private gin. Private culler. Double yield of Pther varieties. .We are originators of-this wonderful cotton. Others are imita tors. Write us ror proor, ana Bpeciai prices for early delivery, Yandlver's Seed Co., La For a stron? weed, 'good fruiter, fine staple, little losain case of atorm and ft. yield of 42 per cent lint. PlaBt Petefkla Imnroved.CottoD SwdVThe BEST. Hhen'orlRlnated80 years ago; the BEST- today. : - ; -tarown, selected, sacked and. branded on the original reterkln planUtlon- "Lang Bwe" Ft. Motte; 8.. a, by.W. G. Peterkin, Mn of -the originator. , ppir.Pft. thb than 100 bushels at $1.75 per bushel: more than- 100 bushels ai i.ou per. All f.o.b. Ft. Motte, S. C. Send check with brder and avoid delay, v ; J. R. "CROUCH. ? '. Sales Agent. Ft, Motta. " 8outh Carallna. 4l PEANUTS Number One- North Carolina Seed Peanuts -Six cents pound f. o. b. Wilmington.. One bag and up. -Cash.- A. E.- Blake,- Wilming ton, N. C. - i Virginia and . Spanish . Seed Peanuts Best selections, all , varieties. .Write . for ..prices. Raiford & Company, . Peanut Specialists, Norfolk, Va. u POTATOES - Ten Million - Potato Plants Ready , to set March twentieth, Nancy Hall, Porto Rico, Dooley Yam and Triumph " Quality guaran teed $1.25 per 1,000- f6 all cash orders plac ed, before February twenty-fifth. Florida Plant Farm, Plant City, Fla. Sweet Potato Plants or. Vines Guaranteed true to name. " Raised in open field under irri gation. . Begin shipping vMarch the twenty fifth. Nicely packed, Porfb Rico, Nancy Hall, Pumpkin Yam, Triumph, Negro Killer, and other varieties. Shipping ' in three days of time wanted. Plant Farm covers seventy-five acres. .. Bank reference furnished.' Wholesale and retaiir J. T. & G. w. uiarK, xnomasviue, Georgia. " - - . ; TOBACCO Fertilizer Materials Write us for cash prices on ground fish, nitrate soda and oth er fertilizer materials. Shipment in straight carloads. Karow & Mclver, Savannah, Ga OUR LAND-EXCHANGE We do not extend our general advertising guar antee to . land advertisements, v because every- pur chaser should1 see land for himself before buylng. But no man la permitted to offer land-for sale la our paper unless he shows us satisfactory referen ces as to his honesty and business responsibility; Adcock tobacco seed, cultivated 11 years without fertilizer. - Cleaned, . 60 ' cents per ounce. Pervls Tilley, Bahama, N. C For Sale Adcock Improved Tobacco Seed. Write for particulars as to its merit and for prices. J. W.' Ashley, Timberlake, N. C; . Fine Farm, Cheap Good soil, fair lmprove-i ments, close town. Terms, Prof. WaughteU Folkston, Ga. I',!,, .1111 W Do It Now Order extra copies of our Ref erence Special of February 17th. , You will want some for your neighbors sure. , " Southside Virginia Farm 300 acres, 100 L cleared, near good towns. $4,200, part cash,' .balance terms. Frank. J. carl, Kenbrldge, Virginia. We . Sell Land If you have a farm you " want to sell ' write us, tor full particulars,; and. testimonials. National Auction Co., ON flees, Ayden and Greenville, N. C. Homeseekers Investigate southwestern. Arkansas. Fertile,- improved or unimproved farms. No rocks or swamps, fine health, pure, water. Surprising bargains. Write Tyson & Brown, Stephens, Ark. : .' For Sale Two farms, 81 and 174 acres. Wilt grow- any crop raised in the South, good com munity, 1 mile bf school, churches, near; sand-clay road, 15 miles southeast of Fay etteville, N. C. G. T. Jackson, Lena, N. C. STRAWBERRIES Improved Lady Thompson Strawberry Plants Guaranteed. Delivered $1.85 thous arvd. Sam Rhyne, Bessemer City, N. C." - ' " ""Excelsior, Klondyke, Aroma and. Oandy strawberty. plants. , Price by express, collect, $1.75 per 1,000; 300 for $1 postpaid. Safe de livery - and satisfaction guaranteed. L. V. Sinclair,- Dayton, Tenn.. ' r. MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS AND PLANTS Mixed Lespedeza and Johnson hay, $10 P.er ' ton. Gurler & Meek, Macon, miss. - ' Wanted Soy beans and cowpeas in 10 to 100 bushel lots or over. Name varieties and prices f.-o. b. your station. C. D. Haverty, Smlthfield, Va. -- r Btest pedigreed, seed, chufas JS- bushel; Im proved Hasting Prolific corn $2 bushel. Mix ed field peas $2.50 bushel; Early-variety vel vet beans $2 - bushel. Frank. IL. Carr, Mil- steady Alabama, - -. , 3.000.000 Cabbage Plants Wakefield' and Early Flat Dutch, from best seed, extra well rooted,.. 80c. to $1 per 1,000, according to oualltv. Now ready. Potato slips and to- X mato plants in season. J. R. Davis, uariow, Fla, , . For Sale Alaska, -Ameer, and Oradus peas. Curries iiust-prooi, eu u - Valentine, and Burpees 0?tr'n,e,Vlba' Tom- Watson, Monte Chrlsto, Kleckley Sweets, and Excell melon seed. Jckr Ford eahtaioupe seed. Jeffreys & Sons,; Ooids ' boro, N. (?, ... ' . . Fertile Virginia Farms along Chesapeake & Ohio Railway, at $15 an acre and up on easy terms. Mild climate, rich soli, .abundant rainfall, .plentiful and cheap labor. Conven ient to eastern markets, also to good schools and churches.. ; Write for free illustrated booklet of farm homes Just far enough South. Address K. T. Crawley, Industrial Agent, C. St, Q. Railway, Room 63C. Richmond, Va. We have for -sale two hundred valuable farms ranging in price $10 to $30 per acre. This is a fine farming section;. the soil is adapted to bright tobacco, cotton, peanuts, wheat, corn, hay, grass and stock. Nice un dulating, well watered plantations on im--. proved roads, splendid social conditions; high schools, and transportation facilities. De scriptive catalogue for the asking. Virginian Realty Company, Inc., Kenbrldge, Va. Never a Crop Failure Every season you harvest what you plant; no drouths or cy clones; under- great Roosevelt- dam; best " farming and dairying. Creameries; fineht; alfalfa, six cuttings; grape fruit, oranges. Farmers netted $100 per acre with Egyptian" cotton at 40c a pound; same-with eanta-j loupes.. Near schools and town; electric and steam roads. . Will bear closest investiga-; tlon. For information write Myers & Carrick, Glendale, Arizona. . Tennessee Real Estate Magnificent dairy farm, splendidly watered, located in heart of town 5,000, large handsome residence, every -convenience, well worth $50,000. Price for im mediate sale- $85,000. Beautiful dairy farm, 16 acres, creek, spring, well, lovely bunga- ; low, desirable location, $1,800. Easy terms. Eighty acres, attractive dwelling, best fenc ing, $3,000, will pay for Itself. These places; offer unexcelled opportunities. " Address Doak I AydelotU Tullahoma, Tenn. , , . l 1 t. i f I I i.i 'J 'it? i'-i ..... "J;
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