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TEXAS FARM NEWS
Young colts should not! San Saba county reports j While last year was not
be permitted to suck while j an enormous yield of ber- a good year for onions, and
the mother is warm, as this j ries this year, due to ideal many who planted largely
is likely to cause digestive weather conditions. The lost money, it is not always
disturbance. The colts of | acreage was considerably so. T. B. Wadley, of Mid-
working mares should be! increased. One farmer re- land, had one-third of an
permitted to suckle several1 ports that he realized more acre in giant Bermuda on-
times daily. j than $300 from one acre of ions this year, from which
'- j dewberries. The fruit crop he has sold $165 worth, in
The best authorities on j is good but about 35 per addition to supplying his
poultry agree that when a! cent below normal produc- family and giving his
fowl becomes sick it is us-; tion. neighbors many.
ually best to kill it, since it j
may be afflicted with a con-
, . , tomato, which is Tbc cotton exports from
tagious disease which ma\ l now the most popular \ege- Houston for the first
spread before it is recog- j table in our country, was
nized. j introduced into the United
- I States about 1800. For a
With the decrease in the | long time it was regarded
consumption of meat, per I merely as an ornamental
ten months of the 1926-27
cotton year were 45.2 per
cent greater than for the
same period of the 1925-26
year. At the end of the
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
TREES, PLANTS, SEEDS
FARMS AND RANCHES
Business Opportunities
POULTRY AND EGGS
PLANTS
1 EX AS
A
PULLETS—Tancred or English \5hhe Leg-
PORTO RICAN potatu allps. grown from
certified seed, now ready for delivery,
1.000. 42.76; 5,000. $11.26; 10.000, $2u .
delivered anywhere cash with order
CLARK & CAPPS. Pittsburg, Texas
PLANTS from certified seed, immediate
shipment, Porto hico and Nancy Hall
sweet potato and main varieties of tomato
plants. 500. $1.00; l.ooO. $150. express
collect. By parcel post, 60c. per thousand
additional. Gilberts cut red Tom Watson
watermelon need. 60c pound, $2 50—6 lbs.
Postpaid. BITSCHES SEED & NUR-
SFRY, rhiekasha. Okla_ __
FARM and ranch of 1.226 acres in Johnson
County, Texas. 13 mile* west of Cleburne,
on two highways About 200 acre* culti-
vated 1,000 acres fine grass and some
wood land. Running water. Pecan grove.
Deep well*. Fairly good improvements.
Good fences. Easy access to murkets. $20
per acre Will make terms. Also 400
«. rea same location, good deip well. Small
house $12.60 pet acre If interested write
owner. JOHN TARLTON. Reynolds Bldg..
Fort Worth. Text?
SAFE INVESTMENT
NETS 25 TER CENT
A thoroughly safe local investment,
which offers unusual opportunities for
of 16 or more. Ten thousand to select
from. Free cockerels properly mated with
every shipment. Guarantee satisfaction
SMITH MATHEWS POULTRY RANCH.
Inc.. Ardmore, Okla.
profit, is now open in an established line
of business.
A business, where receipts are all cash,
no merchandise turnover involved, and
which is easy to administrate. A line rf
endeavor which returns from 20 to 35 per
cent net on the investment, and one whose
BABY CHICKS
BABY" chicks, pure bred. 8c. prepaid. S
C. Rhode Island Red, Tarred Rocks, Buff
Orpington. White Wynndottes. Heavy
sorted 7c. English White Leghorn*, ’,p
Hatch off every Mondiy and Thursday
Guarantee 100'V live delivery. RANDALL
HATCHERY. 724 h. Cherokee. Enid. Oku
IMPROVED 160, TVxas Panhandle, near
Plain view AMY GREWE, Arlington.
civic influence will command immediate
local public favor.
Pinks, Petunias in five «olor* I
plants eath all $1.95 postpaid.
ALVA ROCK. 400 The Drive
Topeku, Kan.
SWEET POTATO PI.ANTS- Nit.rj*
State inupected and treated. $1 75
Hall.
State Inspected and treated, ft <o P -r
1,000 postpaid. Mart Dedman, Howe, Okla.
PORTO RICO slips. State impeot«I. *1.10
1.000 delivered. Can ship to Oklahoma
Quick shipment and satisfaction gui
J. B. BRADSHAW, Gordonville.
t**ed.
uaran-
Tex.
capita, the consumption of plant, and by many it was vear ^ js believed that an
:ti. ____________ tv. . fnn^inprpn nmannniis. As *• ____ _ . w/v_____ ____j.
milk increases. The United considered poisonous As
States Department of Agri-|late as 1870 most of the to-
increase of fully 50 per cent
r------------—o-- , , . , will be shown over the
culture places the per cap-1 matoes grown rotted m the 1995.26 season. Up to
J* I92l* ?»rt -
- . ~~ .. • 100-__1 40 oc an Q/vnmnlichmpnf 1 1
BULL NOSE sweet pepper plants, one dol-
lar per hundred. Postage not paid. BELL'S
FLOWER SHOP, Snyder. Texas.
MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS
PURPLE TOP White c7ob«. Purple Top
Rutabago and all other kinds turnip seeds,
85c per pound. Mustard, Collards and
Kale, 35c per pound. All kinds cabbage
ila, $1.00 per pound. Straw
exported
per
r'ed.
o Ano ion *------- L“rg* White Globe
2,40o,180 $1.50 per^ pound. Crystal Wax, $4.50 per
54.75 gallons in 1925 and 43 j as an accomplishment. bales. compared to 1.654,- tt£rjST$£. 'cotton:
GIM’S SEED STORE, Atlanta, G».
gallons in 1920.
On account
Miscellaneous For Sale
296 bales the previous year
of the low \ slight decline is shown in
Decayed~5C&rs and cavi-1 price of cotton, Hall county the stocks on hand May 31,,-——————
ties in trees should be I farmers are giving more at-, 1927, as compared with the 1 Ei«trk P.SSSS .tuch^nt light,,
treated, the treatment intention to dairy cattle and same date in 1926. j.‘S
eluding’ the removal of all more cream is being sola 1 ._ ; attachment, complete, $so. if your dealer
dead wood, and then filled | than ever before. The hog WnrH rnmpa frnm PanaHa • iSSE
with cement. The scars j industry has also grown ., jv n* erreat Ziegler brokerage company.
are ant tn hwnmc infestpd considerably and several .“L , uiseuveij u. local. j Houston. Texas. distributor, bagging, tie,,
are apt to Decome unesieu UHlSlueiaui.i auu .-c uai imr)ortanCe in Connection I calcium arsenate, paris gre*n, oats, grains,
with wood-boring larvae ; cars of fat hogs have been P ,vboat 1“*'” head,, hay, potatoes, onion,, melon,.
... , . + v • Wlin crauicaung WIltiaL . cottonseed meal, rice products, all farm
»ae„ made in the||—
uaine
perience. It is easily managed, and op-
NEW Oil. TOWN--Jacksonville, Irxht. ^mting coats are small.
This highly profitable opportunity will
0I? • | only exist until such time as we have
‘k-
>r. W tUI .JBCSsemvuir, * '
For nn'e. several tracts partly in and ad-
joining fit; limits . ideal fur subdivision
priied right. F. E. CHURCHILL,
sonville, Texas
160 ACRES in Ro to* ^ j *t*-.Mlc»l deUII*.. ote. No obligation,.
of Mercedes in
highway, all in cultivation. This
bargain Crop on this land now.
sell nil or any 40 for cash or part terms.
J. B. BROTHERS. Kosse. Texas.
, retched the one beat man to
j business in this community.
for complete information,
of
Standard
im
pace catalog i•
handle the POULTRY FARMS. Brenham"*2?<
HI GRADE CHICKS — atanaaru egg
t*red, postpaid. Leghorns, Rocks. Reds,
Ancona*, Orpingtons,
rice;
jrns, Rocks.
pingtons, WyandqM—* . &!
64 pace catalog "»jxiE
is
Will
Write today
al detai
and your letter will be treated con-
course, and
fidentially.
Address Box X, Southwest Magazine Co
Fort Worth, Texas.
erate pr
TOV IMO M C
BARGAINS in chicks; all loadiiflBvfeds;
free book. A 1'1’LETON CITY HATCHERY.
Appleton City, Mo.
-One a> re in h* art of Seguin.
MRS. I-. L. JOHN-
EOR SALE
the Cherry homestead, inrvo.
80N M2 Orleans SL, Beaumont, Texas.
sTaCRES.’ East Texas farm for Ml* or
trade for Beaumont or suburban property.
Sen J. I,. NORTON. Copeland Hotel, Beau-
mont, Texas. ______________
TRADE for anythin!, 24# *cree. EUla
County black land firm. $60 per acre.
LEON CLARK. Corsicana, Texas.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY—Beautiful 6. 10
and 20 acre grapefruit and orange or-
chards : alio irrigated farm nnd truck land
where three crop.’ a year grnw_ For P
write M. C. G„ 143S S 12th St.. McAllen.
1 FOR SALE- high class clean sto< k dry
goods, ready-to-won clothing and furnish-
ings, also basement store same building.
100 per cent location, building strictly mod-
___ -Day-old
ern. Can be leased long term reasonable. 10c.15c each. Write for pri
« hicks,
Pumpa.
afford ha^’e thrir ineat m&t hoine Canadian laboratory. The|™^$E£ g™
weaken the tree, but at.ord na\e their meat at nome ,-nfnrrnnt;nr, v,.,,, orpatpd wir« f. c. roensch, neiiviiie, Tex*..
a winter harbor for certain j than for many years. Poul- the dTscov--------
injurious insects. try raising has increased % -
] by leaps and bounds.
Ail poultry experts agree [ -
that milk is good for; The fight against the
chicks, and makes an excel- i corn borer in New England
ery throughout the wheat-
growing regions. The an-
nouncement was made by |
Dr. H. M. Tory, chairman
of the National Research
MACHINERY
OIL WELL MACHINERY.
FT. WORTH WELL MACHY-.
SUPPLY CO
“Fort Worth Spudders," Portable Drill-
lent addition to all chick ra- ■ has proved vary effective. Counci, of Canada. No in-
tions heeding milk, either and it is said that in the dicatjon of the nature of
as a drink or bv mixing it: four-year fight made th discovery has yet been
m mash, hastens the i against the pests infesta- • ven but Dr. Tory said an
growth of chicks material-; tion of the borers has been ear] announcement of its
lv. It also aids in keeping reduced fully 94 per cent. important nature was ex-
New England has only one- pected
sixteenth as many borers 1 ' __
now as in 1922, according
to the Federal administra-
tor for borer control in that
territory.
ing Rigs, Tools, Cables and Belts.
Engines, Brass Foundry.
63 Jennings. Fort Worth, Texas.
Phone Lamar 8138.
WELL bred flocks; blood tested for bacil-
lary white diarrhea; produce the ejfK, from
which our superior quality chicks are
hatched , the gold standard of the industry.
Write for catalogue nnd pri«es. SUPE-
RIOR HATCHERY, Drexel. Mo.
DODD’S HATCHERY—Day-o
rice
Stock and fixtures Invoice about $50,000. j Texas ; Woodward. Okla.
Reason Z T.Z'Z ZZZ , »AR*ON WhETT^horn
if de.irni or will main intern! 1 r, ..tore >n'd‘ ' fr|„ ,K,, ’ joj* yrKKV
Unle„ you are looking for a high d»»* ! HATCHERY. Colony. Kan.
department store in the best county anil
city in Texas don’t answer. Address Box 250,000 PURE BRED strong Northern
593, Vernon, Texas. hatch*d baby chicks that live and grow. ]8
—;—........ Breed* add varieties. Very naponib y
COMMERCE claims a population of 7,000, priced. Send for free descriptive cata ■ •
is surrounded by a good farming country, SHERMAN’S HATCHERY. Department < .
has three lines of railroads and is on hard- Omaha. Neb.
surface highway, Paris to Dallas: has East quaI ITY hnb • chicks
chick’ ;
rooster-*
— - 'now reduced by one consolidation and an-
TENNESSEE _______ 'other one liquidated to two. A good two-
--- „ ‘ ,, Z. story prominent brick building with mod-
FOR SALE-204 acres Marshall Count*. ■ ^pn hank fjxturM onfi «.q„ipmont is for
land With all equip- Add-ess Box 644. Greenville. Texas.
each ; White, Brown and Buff Leghorns
and Ancorns at 9c each. Sint ( O. D.
» ; W
Anr
WAHOO HATCHERY
Waloo. Nch
7rnnef,s<^. blue grass land wun an r«|Ui|»-
ment attached. This is the best Improved
farm in the count; . 2 dwellings. 3 barns, ■ yoR SALE—A good secondhand business,
2 silos, concrete separator house, con- jn Di-Quern. Ark., no competition, good
cretc spring house nnd a net work «»f trade, good stock, thriving town. About
drain pipes and water pip?.’. 3 las* ing $3,006 will handle. Reason for aHling,
free stone springs An ideal home nnd other business. This is a good chance for
place to make money. '4 mile from ft*- someone. Wr
tion. My non is on the place, but must Queen. Ark.
go to the hospital from effects of the . . . .
World Wnr no other condition would put ROOMING HOUSE for sale, money making
•" 'opportunity, 12 rooms, convenient
tioi
LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE Registered large tvp' Poland
i gilt
China p.g*. malts and bred gilt-
Nebraska champion stork. Large
shows Brown wood-Hal linger Fairs. li
PARKER. Santa Anna Texas.
Yrite A.
HAMPSHIRE pigs, Ml shoat*.
bred, registered. H. R. LACi
tonia, Texas.
$14. hi^h
LACKEY. F ia-
12 r»x>ms, tonveni
Good neighbors.
loca-
Sunshir.e
SPOTTED F’ land Chinas, big bone, one of
the best and mo*t beautiful breeds of the
it on th- mark-!. Now if you will art | opportunity.
quick and huy direr* J*"do™* i’ ' and’hrnlth. Write owner, J. S. MORGAN. 1 century ; easy ferd-r» : intmumd. raitht-red,
you some money. W 1- MOORE. Box u. M ' unrelated stock, all age,. ED RISINGER,
Petersburg. Tenn.______________- -----------•--Hamilton. Texas.
j 125,000 CIGARS at a bargain, best quality. , , . , , .
1 w.o.i.i__ L.«.uii.k..i r,o .—.w. Corre- HK.HEbT class big type registered Du-oc-
f ICAR Jerseys. Write for circular TRIGG HOG
FARM. Valliant, Okla.
FACTORY, Austin. Texas.
CONCRETE MIXERS
VinriKU i tiuau.i bt a nnrgi
______ retiring. Established 62 year?
VIRGINIA GRA.SS LAND; luxuriant, per- spondrnce tolicited. LITTMAN
manent sorl of spontaneous growth,
hours by automf>bile to Wash.ngton ; 2,000
acres fenced : pike frontage several miles ;
fair house , $15 per acre, easy terms,
Also cutover mountain grass land near by,
$5 acre; large tracts, well watered.
WORTHINGTON SON. Woodward Bldg.,
FOR SALE—Sacrifice auto repair shop.
Ford parts and accessories, filling station ; ..
located. H BROTT. Mocker- **«rc«s.Texas.
par
centrally
ville, Okla.
BERKSHIRE HOtlS Registration piper*
furnished. A. IL PREPICE, R. 3, Sin
40 HEREFORD COWS, 4125 p-r bend: H
orted. $140 per
head.
the chicks healthy and in
cutting down the death
rate.
Don’t forget to keep the
chicken coops and houses
well ventilated during
warm weather. There |
should be openings both in
the front and back of the
houses. It is also necessary
to keep the chicken houses
clean and free from insect
nests. Another essentail to
success with chickens is
olenty of clean water, kept
in the shade.
As animals grow older
the amount of food neces-
sary to make a pound of
gain increases. On the
same feed yearlings make
Bee county has entered
The sale and use of com- , c. , .n___
mercial fertilizer increase from 25 to 40 per cent more
as the State grows older in The fatten*
8"d ' ™Stfo'n™ h S” I nTof v« J&X5Z
er, fic Snfnf mmerrki however, requires more at
only 66 tons of commercial OT1^ +y,nn 5s tb(
fertilizer was used in Red
River county; in 1926 the
amount had jumped to
1,481 tons. In Lamar coun-
ty the use of fertilizer
jumped from 200 tons in
into a contest which prom-11912 to 2.175 tons in 1925.
ises to be interesting and! Nearly all who have used
at the same time profitable1 commercial fertilizer have
to the farming industry. A j found it profitable.
master farmer is to be j -
chosen in the county. AI Blackberries can be suc-
local committee has select- i cessfully grown on black
ed a list of the most sue-j ]and. is the testimony of D.
cessful farmers in the coun-1L. Williams, of Williamson
ty. The farmers are to be j countv. Mr. Williams has
scored on all their work and | tried it and is well pleased,
the condition of their farms both with the yield and the
and crops at stated periods. jquaiity of the berries.
The work is under the su- From three rows, three feet
pervision of the county
home demonstration agent.
Four hundred and fifty-
seven boys and girls of Red
River county are partici-
pating in club work this
year. Of these 123 are spe-
cializing in live stock. 167
in poultry, and 167 in vari-
ous other lines. In addition
to the above, several short
courses are planned for the
summer season at various
apart and about 15 feet
long, he gathered more
th^yi 25 gallons of berries.
The berries were of very
fine quality, measuring one
and a half inches long and
three-fourths of an inch
wide at the top. Joe Stansy,
of the same county, has had
much experience growing
strawberries, and is pleased
with results. He says the
berries grow splendidly, be-
gin bearing about April 1
and continue five or six
points in the county. Red _____ ____
River county took second months,
place in boys and girls club
work last year, and will One of the farmers who
make a determined effort has profited by experience
to win first place this year. jn the matter of profits is
- _ J. Wr. Austin, of near La-
For garden fertilization mesa. Mr. Austin, a tenant
hen manure is one of the farmer, produced 60 bales
most valuable manures to: of cotton last year, but
be had. It contains a large when he checked up he
percentage of potash and found that instead of mak-
phosphoric acid and is es- ing a profit, he had lost
pecially rich in nitrogen. It about $300. His wife had a
is estimated that a flock of flock of turkeys from which
30 chickens will leave on enough money was cleared
the dropping board half a to keep the family going,
ton of manure a year. This Mr. Austin is not an all-cot-
should be preserved in bar- ton farmer this year, but is
rels or other receptacles, giving close attention to
mixing as saved with equal his cows, from which con-
parts of dry earth. The siderable cream is sold each
half - strength manure week. He is also givinur at-
should be spaded into the tention to a large flock of
garden at the rate of about chickens, and his wife has
25 pound* to 100 square doubled her supply of tur-
feet of land. ' ikev brood hens.
tention and skill than is the
case with mature cattle.
Calves of poor conforma-
tion and poor quality fatten
slowly — too slowly — to
make desirable carcasses as
yearlings. Experts reconi-
HoiaU, saw r?*v, pumps, crushers, drag WORTHINGTON SON. Woodward mag., you c«n take $°00 start manufacturing Shorthorns, hull impo
lIrni. duniii w.fon.. fasolin. .nfin« ttc. | w.nhington. D. C. , food product, nnd doubt, th- inv*stmcnt JAMES CORZINE. Ci
Everything in stock. New or second-hand. ;-----“ .......' ” PVfrv thirtv d.v» Thi? U no cet rich nnr:t;
H-.,AA “*OWMNC MACHINERY CO,_____CALIFORNIA ______ ‘ bu?. Kn. Dd- bixin™,
^ - , ‘---IFOR SALE—IS1 v acre? in pears, grapes. | tion. For information. | China l»oar or bred gilts, registered poll,
rails, 1 alfalfa, gardening. Good buildings, fine Address Box 360 puppies value $.TV Two
water, ideal place. Reason alone. RAY Gadsden, Ala. SlOi"
HARDEN. Oakdale, Calif. 1------------------
MACHINERY, pipe and fittings,
contractors’ tools and supplies, machinery
repairing. We sell cheap. We buy JUNK.
Sampson Machinery 4 Supply Co., Chart-
res? and Canal Sta.. Houston, Texas.
Phones Preston 4818 and Preston 2101.
POWER PLANT MACHINERY.
Boilers, Steam and Oil Engines, Motors and
Gin Supplies. A. R. PANNELL MACHIN-
ERY CO., Oklahoma City, Okla.
WANTED— Secondhand Ruth feeder for
20 or 22-inch cylinder separator. Address
T. H. SLOVER. Davis, Okla.
FOR SALE—Used planing mill machinery.
Fifteen machines in planing mill, Tulsa,
Okla., for sale, complete with motors, start-
ers, line shafts, pulleys, and equipment for
ch machine. Price, complete, $2,500.00,
o. b. Tulsa. Will sell all or in part. All
kind of other woodworking machines. Used
COLORADO
MONEY making farm? for ?ale, ror
dairy and stock rancht
' FOR SALE—Restaurant in new sugar fsc- Texas.
tory town. Box 352, Ovid. Colo.
per
40
alriwell, Kars.
HOGS WANTED.
WILL sell or trade for registered Polan-1
China boar or bred
$35. Two grown females.
0 each. ROY KF.SL.. Sutherland Springs.
rn. hog.
For description
FOR SALE Small, clean stock of hard-
ware, windmills and plumbing goods. Good GERMAN
DOGS
and price write W WHITE, Karval, Colo. town, county sent. San Antonio territory, : January ^10^1*027 ^eligible** A.
... x«...ity seat.
in business fifteen years, fine opportunity
for live business man. For information
write A. B. C., 713 E. Euclid Ave.. San
Antonio, Texas.
res. well improved
bottom land, practi-
aying
MISSOURI
MISSOURI—320 acrei
Mostly second creek b
cally all tillable. One of the best
farms in northeast Missouri, raid income
1926. $3,500. Priced to sell. Well located
to markets. L. E. THOMPSON. Wilmaths- -
ville, Mo. j HARDWARE nnd leather bueineas for sale;
r.y-7------~i-y— -~r~.I—i----- VTZ—»n opportunity for the right person; step
NEW modern furnished log cabin over- . j to d busine98. rox 60b piafnview.
looking Powersite dam, Lake Tp.neycomo ~.
)wner leaving State.
WOULD like to hear from party with good
business for sale. Send full details first
I letter. FULLER. Wichita, Kan.
and rebuilt. Box 2624, Memphis, Tenn.
FOR SALE—One 85 h. p. Bessemer crude
_ i 4.—. a -l... ..
oil engine, type 4, first class running or-
A. E. LANDIN, Francitas, Texas.
der.
BARGAIN—60 horse Case steam engine,
just the thing for small sawmill or thrash-
ing, for quick sale, $500. JESS SEE, Nor-
wich, Kan. _
FOR
flues
nc
_______o_. ___4.___ perfect condition; large radial
mend that such calves be ^'Un”wsome*boiler works,
carried about two years as L—v-nworth, K»n.
stockers
them.
before fattening
Fifty leading farm wom-
en of Texas were scheduled
to leave on July 9 for Colo-
rado, Utah and California
to study standardization
and organization of agri-
culture. The trip was plan-
ned by the Texas Farm Bu-
reau Association and other
co-operative agencies and is
in charge of Miss Susie
Landom, hqpd of the educa-
tional department of the
Cotton Association. Miss
Landom recently returned
from a study of co-opera-
tive agencies in Europe. At
Colorado a study of the
bean industry will be made,
in Utah a study of poultry
and dairy co-operatives. In
California a study of fruit
and vegetable growing and
marketing will be made.
The chicken and egg colony
at Petaluma, California,
which has two million
chickens, will be visited.
FOR SALE—Eight 70-**w Al?op bur ex-
tractors. FARMERS GIN CO.. McKin-
ney. Texan._
REAL ESTATE
and White river.
Box 122 Forsyth.
rent*
trntion ; male? $75, females $60. Also
one male A. K. C. No. 501274. whelped
May 18. 1926; one female A. K. C 6691^6,
whelped March 29. 1926. PHIL. O. AYO.
Thihadaux, La.
PEDIGREED White Collies, reasonab'c.
related White House Collie. WESTERN
KENNELS. Garfield. N. Mex.
NEBRASKA
STOCK farm for sale, cheap; 1,261 acre*
in Northwest Nebraska; good climate; soft
water; $8.00 pe racre; part cash, balance
long time at Box 22, Harrison. Neb.
FOR SALE- For rash, a nice grocery stock
and fixtures in growing town. Fort Worth
FINK English Setter dogs. Husky,
dUpositioned pals. Box 222. Breckci
Texas.
sweet
22. Brer ken ridge.
LOUISIANA
and Denver R. R. building through now.
GREGORY BROS , Petersburg. Texas.
WRITE 'BOX «Z.~ San Marras. T-x«. for
information about splendid brick store
building for rent. For sale, pretty, almost
new, duplex house. Two apartments, five
rooms each. Good school town.
STRAWBERRY farms.^country horn-, cut- i F0R SAj,jj pR £XCHANGE—$14,000 atork
groceries and meat business. Must
have $f>,000 cash. Balance cheap_lands-
over timber land?. Write
booklets of information.
REALTY CORPORATION. INC.
Ponchatoula, La. E. S Dudley, Mgr.
GEORGIA
Western land. Address F. C. PURDY, care
j L. E. P. Co., Sterling,^ Kan._____
FOR SALE—Grocery stock, building and
HOMESEEKERS WANTED--Writ, » for j »-*«-• 3& ^[^“^."mAcTs GRO.’
booklet about Southwest Georgia. CHAM- , _
BER OF COMMERCE. Cairo. Georgia. ; Box 845. lamps, Texa*.____________
mu 1KnUA | WANTED—Good clear hotels, merchandise.
KFT T vnnr d^i RiTt.ta'nr Business ouick _H*, --.-J-*!_________: hardware, city property, to exchange for
fer cuh. any kind anywhere: deal dtreet ! FOR SALE—400 acre, in Marshall County. ! exceptional Southeast. Central Kan.ai
with huvers For free Particulars write ! Oklahoma; 90 in cultivation, balance grass ; j farms. Sell or trade, 80 raw land Texas,
pirat. ESTATE REGISTER Box 1184 I living water, orchard, fair improvements; j close town, fertile Nueces Valley, Winter
Dallas Te«a REGISTER. Box 1184’ j on ^ road pJo9e to „rhool ‘$1T 60 acref ; Garden district, mild healthful climate Gulf
--- ) 1,4 royalty reserved. J. W. GOLDSTON, I breezes, cool nights. Case 15 27 and 26x
Duncan Okla. 46. Avery 32x54. take good young stock.
rniTVrrv n Y T • t • C------7“ ! What have you? HARVEY F. KNOPP,
FOR SALE—Dandy close-in chicken ranch, i chapman. Kan.
first class, new improvements, at Clinton, I ------------------;-----r-r—
Okla. DR. O. L. KELLEY. Guthrie. Okla. I FOR SALE—Filling station, lunch shop
Forty-two carloads of Irish 1
potatoes have been shipped
from Pittsburg, Camp county,
Texas, this season, with
prices of $3 to $4.35 per 100
pounds. The total crop will
bring the farmers about $40,-
000. -
The pecan crop of San Saba
county is reported promising.
Up to the middle of June no
insect interference had been
reported and the crop was
well set and making rapid
growth. The pecan industry
in San Saba county is con-
NEW MEXICO
RANCHES, farms for sale.
and home combined; furnished; at inter-
and
section Sour Lake. Saratoga and Batson
roads. Good business. Automatic Deleo.
Price, in Northern New Mexico, ncr r.il-! *U°° w-iY.*T^'°"'®
road. Taos Co. Write W. A PERKINS. MAYO, Hardin Co., Saratoga.Jlwtas.
—
eble
• Taos Co. Write
Servilleta, N. Mex.
ARKANSAS
JEWELER’S repair shop, tools and ma-
terial for sale or trade. A-ddreas KINNE-
BREW, Afton, Okla.____________
WHY NOT YOU BUY an ideal nll-year GARAGE FOR SALE—About *4.000 will
round home? On top of the Ozark Moun- j handle. Cheap rent. Shop operated on
tains, 380 acres, including two mile* of : percentage basis. Ill health reason for
White River. Highly improved ana mod- 1 celling. H. A. WILCOXON, Webb City,
ern in every way Complete in every de- : Osage County, Oklahoma.__
tail. Very proactive One-half in culti- FOR~SALE—One or both of my Hill Top
vation. On State highway. Ideal for j Sandwich Shops in good oil town ; ui\ boom
home, club or colony. Ten-room modern j gradually coming back. Plenty of busi-
house, with heat,
««!«• IIML'.” ‘Reply WM.TS’M
neaii. Reason for selling, am opening up
owner, CHARLIE H. CLOUSTON. Roger*.
Ark.
P. O. Box 311, Albany. Texas.
... --------- t FRUIT, stock and grain farms, fair im-
RtAntlv flTOWinir. According ! provemenU. spring watered, priced right.
StttllUjr ® .. a® terms to suit or trade for dry goe>ds. AUo
to the estimate of the county
agent, there are at least 150
men in the county devoting
their entire time.to pecan cul-
ture. —
A fleck of eighty-seven
sheep made a good profit for
Fritz Fuchs, well known farm-
er of Lubbock County, this
year. He sold more than 1,000
pounds of wool and sixty-
three lambs, and still has the
The Federal experiment
station at Greenville, Texas,
after a five-year test, has
reached the conclusion that
it is better for the cotton —7-.- . - . ,
crop not to thin th, cotton
in the rows, but leave it! Feed for the flock was raised
thick in the drill. Accord. 7e"»
and horses also. A number of
other South Plains farmers
have made profits in sheep
raising and this industry is
growing.
ing to the experiments con-
ducted at this station for
five years cotton left un-
thinned produces consider-
ably more than cotton that
is thinned. In addition to
increasing the yield of sta-
ple the department offi-
cials say allowing the plants
to grow more thickly in the
row reduces the boll weevil
menace. If the findings of
the station are true, the
plan holds possibility of
making the cotton crop
more profitable, giving an
increased yield and also j
■mall equipped farrr
di*e.
y good*. AUo
. _. 'm. rash, term* or mer-
rhandise, near Siloam Spring*. Sulphur
Springs and Maysvillc. W. J. BROOKS,
owner, Mwvptvilie. Ark.
PATENTS
PATENTS, Booklet free. Highest refer*
enres. Best result*. Promptness assured.
Send model or drawing for preliminary ex-
amination. Watson E. Coleman. Patent
Lawyer, 724 Ninth St.. N. W., Washing-
ton, D. C.
IF YOU have an invention for sale, write
HARTLEY, 38 Court St.. Bangor, Maine.
I AM in touch with hundred* of moneyed
men and manufacturers who wish to buy
good inventions. Write HARTLEY. 88
Court St., Bangor, Maine.
OIL LEASES
NEWLY organized corporation want* drill-
ing blocks, cloee in lease* or land in fee.
ample capital. MOREY OIL CO.. Tulsa
Hotel. Tulsa. Okla.__
PARTNERS WANTED
WANTED—Partner with capital in oil de-
velopment For information write ENOCH
I HARDAWAY. P. O. Box 868. Breeken-
! r'd*re. Texas.
Blackleg
Positively
Prevented
Y«l will arrmr Im* c»Itm
from Black las II yaa rat-
clnata with
Dr. O. M. Franklin Vaccine
Safe, rare, economical, ran ven lent
FREE CALF BOOK gladly rani te any fd-
■ t ru rutr. I i • • l l*m »drain. Tails hew te avoid all Blackleg
Pn^STTlONS Corn# u» tvtiT WORTH to learn Bookkeeping, Short- ; IH&kinjf ft SSVlll^ 1X1 l&DOr. leases. Send fer it today.
* hand. Telegraphy, etc., where you know there are T AVAnri
1 National Banka represented
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS—tell new Ford necessity. Re-
tail* for $1. Big profits. Write LAMB
MFC. CO., 2629 LaSalle St, St. Lou la. Mo.
SALESMEN-AGENTS—Be your own em-
ployer. Sell merchants and garages proved
product Season ripe. Market national.
Huge profit*. Pay yourself as you sell.
UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS CO., Memphis.
Tenn.
hand. Telegraphy.
many POSITIONS and BIG SALARIES. Four
our Directory Board. Write AT ONCE for SPECIAL information.
Let us hope the experi-
menters know whereof they
speak.
Kansas Blackleg Serum Co.
LI.Mtecfc Excinmr. BM»., D»«»fr. Col,.
... .—.....Jke
money selling duplex hat holders for th*
auto, home or any public building. Send
reference* and age for particulars. FLOW-
ER CITY SPECIALTY CO.. 262 Mill St..
Rochester. N. Y.
GOOD MONEY selling pecan trees, fruit
trees, ornamental* for old established nurs-
ery. Write WIGHT NURSERY * OR-
CHARD CO., Cairo. Ga.
FOR SALE—Small stock furniture, cheap
rent, living room*, no competition, good
live oil town; $1,000 cash, balance terms
or late model cheap car. WILDMAN, Box
131, Westbrook, Texas.
6 k BARBER SHOP for ule.
St., Grand Junction, Colo. _
411 Main
FOR SALE
Must be sold immediately, small ice
plant, swimming pool, plenty water for
both; coal business, four room home, all
on two acres land; doing good business.
S. W. STOUT. Alamo Ice and Coal Co.,
Alamogordo, N. Mex. ____
FOR SALE
Who want* the best small paying busi-
ness, in the best little town In the South-
west; $3,000 to $4,000 will handle. Mc-
EVOY, Lordaburg. N. Mex.____
HOTEL—Two stories; pressed brick; two
business rooms; plate glass fronts; 8 lots:
clear; want merchandise, city property or
farm worth $18,600; no mortgage consid-
ered. Owner. EDMUND DUFUR. Porum,
Ok la._____
FOR SALE—Confectionery, meat market
and ice business, on No. 5 Highway. G«od
business, all cash. Write J. L. DAVIS,
Ector, Texas.
FOR SALE—Your thole**, 1 pay Inc caf**
on hlirhway botwwn San Antonio and
Laredo: reasons for aellinf. Addrew J. D.
LITTLE, Devin#, Te*ao._____
FOR- SALE—Roomln, houae (fumiahad).
17 'room., indoor tot let*, runnlnf water, •
full Iota fruit and ahade tr*M, craaied
lawn, i caratrea, .errant houaa. barn. well,
tleetrlc motor windmill,
buxine*,. For oulek «ale, S1LJT6, IMOO
renh, balance on eaay tormi. Owner, Box
2*7. Alpine. Texa*.
WHEN you want to aoll, buy or exchFnxo
try “Til* Dru, Star* Exehanate. In ear#
of Taylor's Pharmacy, M*1 South FlorM,
San Antonio. Texa*. __
TWO STORAGE bulldlnaa on track*** for
leaao In Hutlnia, Neb., *2*”
feet floor apace. Addrm* Box 4M. Hast-
Vwh. _ • - -
MALE HELP WANTED
FOREIGN WORK.
Men wantlnx work of any kind In for-
elm field, with la re. oil eomoanbw writ*
immediately to FOREIGN SERVICE CO..
Cotton Exchan,# Building, Fort Worth,
Texas.
PEDIGREED German police puppies. he?t
blood lines; male. $20; female. $15; shipo-'d
on approval. CRELL OGLE. Princeton. M>.
COLLIES, pure bred heeler*. *nhle, white
marking*. $6 up. LAURA ANDERSON,
Anita. Iowa.
SETTER pup*, nroper a-re to train next
season. WRAY’S KENNELS. Alma. Ark.
RAT TERRIER pup*. Bred for ratter?
Satisfaction guaranteed. CRUSADER?
KENNELS. Stafford. Kan.
FOR S4 LE Rc«i*tere,) greyhound*. All
age*. C. A HILL. Ashland. Kan.
REGISTERED pit pups. Breeding non*
better. The game and intelligent kind.
Price* reasonable. HORACE OGLE. R C ,
Lawton, Okla.
FOR SALE—German police dogs, proven
bitches, puppies, pedigreed ; eligible to rer.
istration. reasonable. GEORGE POWERS
8134 N. 40th St.. Omaha. Neb.
PEDIGREED German police pups, sired by
nephew* of Strongheart. Female? $26
male*. *30. GUS LUNDEEN. Chinook
Montana.
FOR SALE- Cocker Spaniel pups, red?
black, buff, cream. r*d and white. Bred
or open female* highly pedigreed. J. E.
HORNE. Red 0*1*. Town.
PETS
RAISE rabbits for food, fur and profit
Write for price list. C. L. BRISTOW,
Box 222. Ranger. Texas.
LOVELY Persian"
kittens, reasonable.
MRS. REAM. 3313 K. 14th. Wirhjt^_ Kan.
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED—6,000 to 8,000 f^^t used 6-inch
water pipe, wood or iron. M’EVOY, Lords-
hurg. N. Mex._________________
KODAK FINISHING
KODAK FINISHING
Per roll 6 high gloss prints 25c. GLOSS
STUDIO. Box 99. Cherry vale. Kan.__
BARBER COLLEGES
~Golin
WRITE Burton Barber College, Ine.. fr»i
our new catalogue explaining the Burton
aking *.....
system of making first-class barbers out
of you. 602 Commerce St.. Dallas, and
1510 Main St.. Fort Worth. Texas.
BARBER trade taught uy competent In-
structors. Earn while you learn. Largest
and best-equipped colleges in the South.
Write for catalogue. TEXAS BARBER
COLLEGES. 1616 Main-st.. Fort Worth.
Texas. 1922 Blm-st.. Dallas. Texa*.
Barber Business Getting Better
Learn now and get In on good pay. Cata-
logue explains. Write.
Lewis Barber College
San Antonio. Texa*.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
ACT NOW! Come to Tut,a—City of Op.
portunitiei. Attend a larpe a-hool. Sam,
management *0 year.. G*t.>talox. Ad-
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—'■•JOa*. Ok.
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