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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Automobiles .... ................... ..... .. .13, 47
Automobile Accessories ........18, 31
Automobile Schools ....................,..... 51
Automobile Tires' 4, 41, 47
Bee Supplies.-. fcj.j a. . ... .. 35
Bedding .... 22, 35
Bicyles 47
Books 44, 50
Buggies ..19, 40
Cement
, - , THEROGRSSIVE FARMER
Better Sires Mean Bigger Profits ferior Catchers being sold before Southern Cattlemen's Associati
w t they reach .a size where they will , c 1 ' vwauon
.pROM a market standpoint, 'which command the higher price. Even if'' dalS
A is the ultimate test of value. in all kept until they have reached a weight FOLLOWING is a list of buyers and
livestock production, the importance: more satisfactory to butchers they A prices at sales of the Southern Cat
and economic value of good purebred would sell considerably under the tlemenY, Association, at Montgomery'
beef type bulls in the raising of beef price of well-bred cattle on account Alabama: . . , y
cattle is being very clearly demon- 0f their ruling out a low per cent of ABERDEEN-ANGUS WednW a "
strated in the western or mountain the high, price cuts. v T, . - r' Jan-
section dunngthe present cattle mar-
53 keting season now rapidlly drawing
... . uuvcr. -r.
This sort, of Cattle has been' sell- 1 Bull, Pilot Stock Farm, E. H. Har- e
c cow. mil & Son
ing mostly for from 6 to 8 cents
perpound, or approximately 2 to
cents per poundless than the7 better
ciJuuiiu,.wt.tpjJiUAiaiieiicijr -.viaugii auuiipcr, late, Tenn. 37c
ClSed':
. Clipping Machines 38, 41 tnousanas or teeaer, siocKer ana
e 23 .butcher cattle have been sold from
Collars . u . . . r , . .
Condensed Smoke ............. 30 this Section of the State.
corn planters .............................. t
Cream Separators . . . . . 3d, 50
feuitivators 10, a - purebred buHs in use in 'the western load.
iehorners oi. .---44.:o j inaml A r..i....: xr : ..ii. - .. i4Tt
iua.-Ua -ll--"i.- ' r a. - Hill & ' .Son
$350
.. 400
Tenn.
vine, ri, v ................ ....... ooe
400
165
14
35
25
Ditchers, and Graders . . . .
Dyes
Dynamite . ;
Farm Levels 46-
Feeds 31, 43
Fencing Material 11, 27, 46
Fertilizers 16, 21 23
Furs and Traps ................ 30, 38, 44, 46
Garden Tractors '. .........15, 31
Gloves 51
a loss of-at least $15 oh every 750- g-Buii.' c. A h;;;"":;:--;:-'
While the number of high-class pound animal, or about $500 per car-; !iowf s. J. Kiser, Minterw Ala...' - a
r;' Ir:-- -. - ".rngan
.5 rt' "ffiirvc::--'- 300
M Aim uuii
Harrows
rfarvBrc
f-Tritvi Tio-Vifi'tiflp fViffia 17 OO tO
............ H, 26, 27
.! 12'
Hosiery , 36
Household Furnishings ............ 37
Incubators 36
Insecticides . 40, 42, 44, 50
Implements ...... 29, 35
Land Exchange 48
Livestock 59, 60, 61, 62, 63
Machinery .'. , 50
Mills : , . 44
Motor Oil , 31, 40
Musical Instruments 7, 12, 35
Organs 35
Paint .......,............!. 49
Pea and Bean Huller 49, 50
Pheasants 41
Phonographs .35
Pistols 51
Planters 27, 35, 46
Poultry . . , . 41, 50, 56
Power Plants 17
"razors ....... . ; . . .... ........ . . ,i 31
Roofing Material ... ....18, 21 44
Rice . . . ....... ,. i. 23
Saws and Saw Milfe .V.,,. 25, 27 28, 41, 46,-56
be wage Disposal JSystem .......... 22
,lof J...,.,, 30, 31
Seeds ........54; 55, 56
Shoe ........ ; 25, 29, 31, 37 56
Speed Controllers .. , ... ... 30
Spaflf Flujs 24
Spry Pu.ups 47
Steel Wheels 47
Stuttip Pullers .39, 47
Syr ................ i 34
Tobacco Barn Furnaces r.... S6-
Toifet Requisites 24, 37
Trrs 15, 25, 39, 9, 44
Trups ..................10, 19, 28
Wagons 28
Walt Board ..................,., 18
Washing Machines 18
Water Systems 36
Water Tanks ig
Vomen's Clothing 37
Work Clothes ."h
Reliability of Ever Adverue
ment Gucraiteei
Tira WUZf positively nitko good the loss sust&in
t ed by any gubsedper it result of fraudulent
misrepresentations made In The Progressive Farmer
on the part o any adrertlser who proves to be a
deliberate swindler. This doet not mean that we
will try to adjust trifling disputes between reliable
business houses and their patrons, but in cases of
actually fraudulent dealings, we will make good
to the subscriber as we have Just Indicated. The
conditions of this , guarantee are, that the claim
for loss shall be, reported to us within one month
after the advertisement appears in our paper and
after the transaction complained of; that our 11a
shall cover only the purchase price of the
article in question, nor aggregate -ever $1,000 on
any one advertiser; that our liability does not ap
ply when a firm or Individual becomes bankrupt ;
and that the subscriber must say when writing
each adTertiser: "I am writing you as an" advertiser
In4.TJe. Progressive Farmer, which guarantees the
reliability, of all advertising it carries."
5?' : I.M- Aldrich & Son,' Michigan
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THE EDITOR SAYS-
Save Next Week's Reference
Special
Purebred Sires and Herd
Improvement
.... ' ' ' ' "
See How Rapidly the Proportkm of Native. Blood (Black Portion)
'Diminishes WknaPurdred Sire is Used.
I Pureed LllN. MISk J f)
1 j. I T with PiirebrWV ' I
I Vthe Ondt pidb I '
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rVcW Bulb and N1 W
Proptu tri Five Genoal!on Vsuq
Grade Bulls and Nstlvo (Ws
Replace Scrub and Grade Sires
with Good Purebreds
Join theBetter Sires-Bpffgf nrff Cmr$y
, For fuU informstion
' Kfiwr- County Agent, your Agricultural College or
the United States Dqwrtmcnt of Agriculture
& endeon, Greenviii;; Ai;: 210
SrJC'V nucrson ureenviIle Ala. 500
;;.' a z - - 150
" "" "i" ot oua ................ im
23 Bull, Hill. & Son .....r........ 00?
24- Bull, Gay Jeague Hotel, Montgomery,
130
210
250
. . ' Olf
?T"0WV I k ?ee,ina' Dandrtdge, Tenn. 170
350
no
135
150
100
200
120
130
120
160
245
125
120
Ala
25 BulV, Hill & Son
26- BuH, Hill & Son
27 Bull,, Hill & Son
33 Cow, C. C. Henderson, Greenville, Ala'
j-vuw, p. -k,. xaium, ureensboro, Ala...
srow J- M.-Harnson, Troy, Ala
37 Cow, G. R, Henry, Hopehull, Ala
ww, u. 1. . n.iscr. jyimter. a a
42 Cow, J. C. Harper,. Qakhill, Ala.
U)w,- . u laylor, Greensboro, Ala..
How' I Hamper, Oalihill, Ala
45 Bull, S. C. Tatum, Greensboro, Ala..
1S0W S. C. Tatum, Greensboro, Ala..
iw' I- C. Harper, Oak Hill, Ala. ...
50-Cow, S. C: Tatum, Greensboro, Ala..
4S Cow G. R. Henry, Hopehull, Ala....
Average, $230. .
SHORTHORNS Thursday, Jan. 29.
Lot. Buyer. price.
1 Cow, H. J. McCowan, Uniontown,
Ala, $ 310
2 Cow, Crickenberger ..' 750
3 Cpw, W. P. Crickenberger & Son,
Linden, Ala. ....... 575
4 -Cow, Crickenbtrger 270
5 Cow, Cockerharn 170
f-Cow, J. M. Harri, troy, Ala. 150
8 Bull, Jn. H. Cockerharn 650
10 Cow, Sidney Z. Hertfeld; Alex. City,
Ala. 16S
llCow, H, R. Moiley Pineapple, Ala... 300
itr-low , n. Moeiey, nne apple, Ala... 190
13 Cow, H. R. Molr. Pineapple, Ala... 200
18 Cow, H. J. McCowan. Uniontown,
Ala. 390
19Cow, F. L Perby, Ward, Ala......... 725
20 Cow, Bob Jemison. Birmingham, Ala. 1400
25 Cow, H. R. Mosely, Pinaapple, Ala... 175
24 Cow. W. P. Crickenberger & Son,
Linden, Ala. 300
25 Cow, J. H. Cockerharn. Luella. La. 145
26 Cow, F, I. Derby. Ward, Ala
27 Cow, J. H. Cockerharn, Luella. La... 105
200
Bulls were not listed in above. Cows av
eraged $377. Sale waa topped by the bull
donated to the Red Cross Sale in Birming
ham, Ala., July 4, 1918, by President Wilson.
He war bought bv Bob Temison of Birmine-
ham. for $10,000. I .
HEREFORDS Friday, January 30.
Lot. Buyer. Price.
1 Cow, W. B. Bogert, Keswick, Va $675
2 Cow, J. R. Smith, Fayetteville. Tenn. 900
3 Cow, E. W. . Gate, Crossett, Ark 700
4 Bull, T. A. Hawkins Livingston, Ala. 300
t5 Bull, Jones & Nixon, Livingston, Ala. 205
6 Cow, W. B. Bogt, Keswick, Va 310
7 Cow, W. B. Bogert, Keiwick, Va 120
8 Cow, W. B, Bogert, Keswick, Va..... 210
9 Cow, W. B. Bogert, Keswick, Va..... 165
10 Cow, J. T. Htwkin 9, Livingston, Ala. 350
11 Cow, W. B. Bogert, Keswick, Va 210
12 Cow, Flanigan fit Huff, Demopolis, Ala. 170
13 Cow, W. B,- Bryant, Keswick, Va.... 175
14 Cow, Frank H. Reed, Port Gibson,
Miss. 325
15 BulH W. B. Bogert, Keswick, Va 195
16 Bull, Dunaway & Lambert, Orrville,
Ala. 550
17 Cow, J. R. Bonner, Oak Hill, Ala 240
18 Cow, W, B. Bogert, Keswick, Va..... 240
19 Bull; Flanigari & Huff,. Demopolis, Ala. 160
0I fnw TTloniron , Tlnff T)ininnn1is. Ala. 235
21 Cow, Flanjijan fit Huff, Demopolis, Ala. 160
y 22 Cow, W. B. Bogert, Keswick, Va 145
U Cow, W. d. Bogert, KeswicK, va
24 COw, W. B. Bogert, Keswick, Va..... 175
25 Cow and calf, W. L. Yost, Kan sas
City, Mo, 3,;
26 Cow, B. M. Allen, Birmingham, Ala... M
27 Cow, Frank Fox, Indianapolis, Ind... 475
28 Cow, W. G. Henderson, Montgomery,
Ala . ;.t -..
beef type cattle sited by these eood . markablv well -arlantrl J-n KaaI rof
NEXT week" comes our annual Refer- .fj- . ar --0l9 each year,; there are tie production, and has great possi-
- ' ence special a veritable encyclo- V . J m-wcu uu" uniues. aiong tnis line, but Defore yw. ' rranK n wa
Pedia of agricultural information. This Rescript scrub ull in use, many of these possibilities will : be realized W; a Henrson; Monigo"
big issue will contain farming, livestock, I snowing considerable dairy there must be a more universal use Ala. ........... r w;;"
gardening, orchard, poultry fertU- ' . ." , ' , od bulls' of b'eef type l.
zer tacts ana figures that will be needed A"c iwiuier ciass , oi Duns, wnen
Practically, every day in the year, and it Tnate to even reasonably good cows
is a number that every' Progressive beef type, are; producing an off-
Farmer reader should carefully pre- sPrinS for which there "is a good de-
serve. Look for it, read it, save it. mand, as they can be sold as feeder
stocKer or butcher cattle. This class
p , m ow, jb. Jtt. Alien, jJirmingnax".
1 p the man who has a sufficient 33 Bull, Jones & Nixon, Livingston,
Ala.
imTrn f Wfl"au K 34-Cow and calf NoVwood Stock Farm,
ing a bull for his own use, the matter 1 Artesia. Mis. .......v............ 7S0
of improving his herd by the Use of 35 Cow, Norwood Stock Farm, Artesia,
good bulls is comparativelv simole au.wit"-T,;,wi,V;;: Kima" Ala. 360
Give Us Your Cultivating Exoeri- of cattle has been selling mostly for when he realizes the need. However 37-Cow, M. H. White, Olive Branch,
encei trom g to HI ; cents per pound during V 0 ?
me picscni marKeting season. v-w wwa, as is onen me case.
Branch,
ii t"tr ia .... .-. "" j"imi&ciiHK season. ' r "'V 'VV:, w ai, uu
ivr", " LTrSLT. L-.t" v& "and, the ,, 0( ? w.jn .f.xss. a,, g
iacioruy. noweyeiy. through the ' UiafeMt: "u 200
vv, en,vc owuersnip oi' good DUHS, 41 Bull, Grant Smith & Co., Kaceianu,
is possible through cooperative
a s sociation s. Chas. S. - Jones,
hear from you.
mand
or s
id. The are not suitable feeders Livestock Marketing Specialist'
tockers, so must go as lightweight North Carolina Extension Service.
Bull, Urant Smith & Co., naceianu. t"-- r.fl
43- Bull Grant Smith & Co., Raceland, La.
44- Cow and calf, W. B. Bogert, Keswick.
Va.
Average, $298.. '
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