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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
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Continued Prom Precedino

year on the freshman team, h
that he has the speed ana
emulate the work of q Rlchar6
Ronney. Travers Is the Yur
yard man, and as ne weighs
pounds it is easy to imagine &
he tucks the oval under hIs
gallops down the field no Viii
10 stop.
The lire this year win be
largely OF last years freshman
with the training the men arl
by the time the first game col
the middle of October, there
to believe that the team will bc
green
The fact that the freshman ID
so amazingly strong this year
dica ton that the varsity Win N
real strength TO buck in scrfur
fall. and the Wednesday altern|
tlce scrimna ges should draw b|
all sea son.
Those of you who are duuot(u
surpri Sed,
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eB1tted for Moran In the ninth.
tBatted for Fischer In tho ninth.
fBatted for Allen In the ninth
Brooklyn ...,--......--..o o o o 0 90
Pittsburg ..-............,o o . o o III
Summary: Erors-cutshav. Fisher. Brit.on.
Two-ba5e hit-Doinn- Sacrifice hit--Yiox Stolen
baaes-carey Miller, Smith. Double plnys-Fisch-
er. Cutshaw and Daubert; vior and Miller; Brit
ton. vfox and Miller. Hit by pitcher-By Allen
(Wibou). Left bases-Pttaburg. 7: Brook
lyn. !. Struck out-By Allen. s; by Robinson, 4.
FlrSt base errors-Brooklyn, /; Pittsourg, q
Time OF game-l hour 81 minutes Umpireo-Ea-
and Brennan
SECOND GAME.
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Explosive Balls Dangerous.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2o.-sale OF explosive golf balls
contan'us acid will be prohibited here. according
TO an ordinance prepared b. Alderman Nsnre
eha!rmau OF the health committee Several recent
victims OF their curiosity. who have lost one
the dangerous balls. aroused the alderman 20 ac.
ton. Tho most recent victim here Is the janitor
OF the golf shelter at the municipal links IN jack
son park He passcd behind golfer who was
cutting luto ball. He ls expected to lose both
eyes Meanwhile Alderman Nance has issued
warning against cutting or Whiting any golf
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Used Method on Johnson.

There is another phase to johnson IS
case which, however, does not meet
with general credence. 1t is rumored
that Griffith worked johnson steadily
in order TO cause breakdown in his
great pitcher and thereby have a sub
stantial reason for refusing to give Sir
Walter the price he is expected to de-
mand next season. There does not
seem to be much logic in this statement
and it is not making much of an i'm
preston. 1t is more probable that
Griffith worked Johnson in the hope
that he could land his club high UP
and for no other reason,
Connie Mack was forced to resort to
the use of two star pitchers in order to
hold the lead in the race, but he got
away with it bacause he has back of
his slabmen a club that has no superior
in the game as hitting machine and
because, too, there was no other club
that had pitchers who could stop the
Mackmen when they got into batting
rampage.
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Hamel Wins "Aerial Derby.

LONDON Sept, so.-Ths aerial DERBY" az
eeroplape race OF ninety-fivs miles. the courne
forming complete circle Of London. was won
today by Gustsve Hamsl, q wsll-kaown English
eirman- Theee were eleven sntr!es. The rnce
Itartsd from the aerodroms at Esndon. the first
flying machine leaving AZ o'clock and the othcrs
at intervals Of one minute W. L. Brock the
only American aviator IN the race, finished sixtn
The other competitors wore two Frenchneu, a
6riss and seTsn Brttona- Hamei won $1,000 and
gold cup valued at $500
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Post. season Games Fixed

Arrangements have been made for q
post season series In Boston next month
between the Red SoH and the Braves
Seven games VIII be played under the
direction OF the nationsl commission.
There Will be similar clash between
the Cubs and White Sox In Chicago and
the Cardinals and Browns in ST. Louis
It is possible, too, that the C,evenlnds
for the Championship OF Ohio.
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Sloop Races Monday

CHICAGO. Sept. 0.-The Manhssset cup races
for class soops VII be sailed here on Monday
Thoy were 10 h9vo been held today but the fall
urc OF Stranger. the Rhode Island Yacht clubs
entry to arrivo uccessitatod tho postponemont
cup Won last summer by MichlcaEo Of ina
Chicago Yacht club
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SENATORS TIE MAPS FOR SECOND
PIRATES SPLIT WITH BROOKLYN
TO right field, but Jackson threw him
out at first base
CLEvELAND-NEw YORK.
CLEVELAND.
NEW YORK.
Cleveland ...........,...1 o o o ooI Is
New York ,.............f o o o o o o. 81

summary: Erron-LaIoie, Bates. o'Nel Gill
hoolcy. First base on error-New York. L Two
base hit-Maiscl. Homo run-Graney- Sacrifice
htts-HoIdcn, maisel Sacrifice Tly-JaekHon. Stolen
bascs-Moisol Gilhooley Peckinpaugh- Loft
Jackson and Brady. Dases on haiia--on Caldwell.
2; off Gregg, 4; off Blandins, ]. Struck out--By
Caldwell, =. q by oresy; L by sisnoing; 2 Hit
4 in two-thirds of an inning. off 9landng. 6 in
seven and ono-third innings, Time Of gsrne-
molly
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UNITED STATES WINS
NORTH AMERICA MATCH

sBAGIRT. n. j., Sept. 2o.-By unrrov mar
gin OF fifteen points the United States rifle team
won the North America match today IN the In
ternauonal and !nterstats shooting tournament
hero, Only tho United States and the Argentine
republic competed. Tho team scores by stages
follow:
200 500 800 1900 total
Cnltcd Sla1ea .s.-.....s...o .o6O oI9 bSS olI-2250
Argentina .................5s5 5sS 5s2 500 os4
Tho Argentina teams work on the long ranges
sensational. Until they came here IN the
late summer for practice the members had peyer
shot on any range longer than 900 yards.
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Company K Wants Games.

The Company Is baseball team OF Fort
Douglas is eager 10 arrange 2am with
outside clubs. Musician Albert Gonzalez
is manager Of the Company X team.
Letters concerning games should be adj
dressed 10 him.
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REWARK is FIRST IN
INTERNATIONAL. RACE

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Rochester taltered at the
finish and Newark won the International league
pennant today. ending race for the flag that
wos the closest and most exciting IN years. Roch-
eStor spoiled tho last chance to land the cham
plonshp by losing double header with Toronto
City,
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WASHINGTON.
ST LOUIS.

sRan Tor Cfobsfn In Che Boyenth-
tBastet for Banmgnrdner IN the ninth
Score by innings-
ST. Louis ..---..,..-..o o o 6S
washirgtou .-.,--...-.--s 0 o o i . sS
Summary; Erron-Pratt, Engle. Two-bsBo hits
Austin. ehotton. Gandii. Morgan. Three-base
hit-Niar- Hts-on Engel, In fivs and
third innings: off johnson, In three and two
thirds innings Sacrifice hits-CTossin and John
son- Sacrifice fiy-MorEan. Stolen bascs-Ag-
new tz) MosIler tc), Morgan, Ainsmith Double
plsy-Balent1 10 Austin. Left bases-st Louis.
S; Washington 8. Bases balls-Off Baumgard-
usr. J.: OFF EuEsl. l. Hit by pitcher.-By John
aon (Crossin) Struck out-By Bnurngarduer, q
by Ensel. Q; By johnson. 2 Wild pitch-Bsum-
gardner, Tins OF gamc-t hour So minutes. Ctn-
piree-Dileer and Sheridan.
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'Batted for stengel IN the seventh
1Batted for Gibson IN the fourth
fBatted for Duffy IN the fourth.
'"RaD for Hyatt in the fourth
scoro By iuninss-
Brooklyn .....,.s........o 3 o 0 o %
Pi,tsbnrs .,..,,,.........i o 2 o o o %
Summar?; ErTos-Brttton. vioI. Two-bas
Daubert- Three-oase h!t--Wbest
Sacrifice hit--Milier. stolsn bases-Carey (el
DoaDt Daubert, Moran Hits-oH Duffy, 0 in
four innings; off Cooper, In fivo inninsB: off
Brown. IN tve innings; off Ragon, none IN four
innings. Laft bascs-Pittsburs. S: Brooklyn S.
Bases on balls-om Brown, 1; Off Rason, !. Struck
out-By Duffy 4: by Cooper. /: by Brown q by
Rsgon. 3. Wild pitches-cooper 2. First base
on errors-Brooklyn. .. Double play-Fisher and
Daubert- Time OF game-i hour 81 minutes. I'm
ptrcs-Brounnn and Eascn-
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Western League

At omzhn-wichita- j; Omaha, t.
Al st Joseph--Dcnver. o: 81. Joseph. IL
Al Sioux C!ty-Topcka. 8; sioux City, g.
AT Des Moincg-Lincoln. 0: Des Molpes. 9
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Auto Races Probably OFF.

SAVANNAH. Co. Sept 2c--At mcctiuE OF
tho hotel managers today to consider offering r.
nanciel assistance 10 the Grand Prize and Van
derbilt cup Thanksgiving day Arthur Solo
mon. secretary OF tho Savannah association. sad
that Il quite probable that tho ranes would
be called off, lack OF entries Is given rs tho
cause
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New Nome.run Record.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 2o--what is said
70 be a new record for home runs was made to-
day by Cecil Gray OF Charleston In an Ohio state
league gamo with Maysviilc. Ky, when he made
two and brought his record for the season up 10
thirty-two. Tho former record was thirtJ-ous
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
General EIectrics Win.

Tho General Electric baseball team defeated .he
L s. Smelling & Refining company team at Lucas
field yesterdny afternoon by the scoro or z 20 3
The batteries ElcctricF. spitko and stofflo;
Srnolters StoYeuc aud Bcrkc.
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Turns somersault with Biplane.

DoUAI. Franco. Sept 2o.--The feat OF turning
someisault In the air woth aeroplano In imi-
tation OF tho recent performance OF the aviator.
PeBoud was carried out hero today by Pierre
Chanteloup, French airman flying In a BIZ
plane.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21
vale Goes In for Rowing.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 20.-Rowiug an well
au football Is claiming many Yale students. This
Is taken 10 Indicate sustained interest In spite OF
several years OF dofents the Thames.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-21

TI'dVIru TOT WlIott N tho ninth.
Score by innings
OouolC .s-,s....s-......sso y OF
Philadelphia ..,.........2 o o o -
Summary: Two-baso hit-Barry. Hits-off
Houck. IN innings (none out In the
eighth: off Pennock. 1 IN and tvo-thirds
innings: of Bender. none IN one-third OF an In
ming. Sacrifice ht-Collns Sacrifice ny-Me-
l1nie Stolen bnhes-E. Murphy. Bush. Double
plnys-Wal6h. Collins and Barry: Barry and Nc
Innis; Collins and McInnis. Left on bases-De-
troit. Z; Philadelphia. 7. First base on oaIls-on
Wfllett 3; Off Houck, 4; off Ponnock. L Hit By
pitchcr-By Willct (E. Murphy. Struck out
By wllett. /. Wild pitoh-Houok Time Of game
II hour Is minutes. Umpirea-Egan and Hide
brand.
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DUFFY DOES WELL
FOR THREE INNINGS
Dodger sluggers Find Great
Falls Star in Fourth for
Long Hits. :,
National League.
Yesterdays results.

Yesterdays results.
Brooklyn. 0. 4; Pittsburg, I, g.
All others postponed, Two games will
be played tomorrow In all citles where
games were called of.
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Church Farm Gun Club Good
shooting. Phone: Call Hylaud Sc,
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CLEVELAND LOSES;
WASHINGTON WINS
Griffith Is at Last on Even
Footing for Runner-up
Position.
American League.

American League.
Yesterdays results.
Detroit. .; Philadelphia, 4.
ST. Louis, 3; washington, Is,
Cleveland. 3; New York, Z.
Chicago Boston postponed. Two games
tomorrow.
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AHrericsn Association

postponed; rain
Second game r H. E.
Ranpas City -.......................... 8
Louisville .......,...,...,,.,,
Battsries-covington- Dhniols and Mooref Lou
dsrmiIk. Tonoy and C1emops
AZ Colurnbus-Giiwaukee-Colu game post
poned; rain. Two games tomorrow
At Indsnsp poiis-Indianapolis- Minneapolis Earo
Postponed; vet grounds. Two games tomorrow.
AZ Toledc-Toledo Paul gains postponed,
rain. Two games Sunday.
Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail as your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co., l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. advertisement }
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Northeastern League

Taooma- Z; Victoria. 8.
Seattle, z; Portland. D.
Vancouvsr. T. 81 SPOKANE. Z. a
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DETRorT-PALADELPHIA.

'Batted for onaow In the ninth
1Batted for Willett IN tho ninth.
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AZ Provtdsuce-Bsit,more-Pro game post
poned; rain,
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Orpingtons.


ORPINGTONS-H 100 eggs. mostly
from my best pens. First check for SO
gets them; 500 fertility guaranteed G.
p. Ward, 220 Gordon street. 5S-S-1
FOR SAI.E-Few trios Black Orpingtons !;
Sc per trio. Limited number COckerels
from SO to So each. H. b. Hardaway,
Newman. Ga ANIL
SINGLE COMB BLACK ORPINGTONS-
My pens for 1918 are now complete.
Write for my mating list and get the best
in eggs for Matching. J. w. Stephenson,
FOR SALE-One Black Orpngton cock
bird, one Black Orpington cockerel four
Black Orpington hens, four Black Orpng-
ton pullets. Among these is the display
pen that won al Atlanta in January. f.
L. Mack, Thomasville. Ga. 1211-20
FOR SALE-At once two Single Comb
Crystal White Orpington cocks one Of
them won third prize as cockerel al Chat
tanoga. 1911, the other one just won sec
ord cock at Chattanooga. These are nice
birds VIII sell reasonable. George NJ.
Moseey, Menlo Ga $50 IS
WHITE ORPINGTON eggs from grand
birds. $3.50 setting. y. G. Harold. 81
WaddeU. Atlanta. All
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Wyandottes.

MY WINNINGS at the recent Georgia
show in White Wyandottes with only six
entries were first hsn and third pullet
also won first coclerel, first and fourth
pullet and third pen at last International
SHOW. These last named winnings were
in the largest and hottest class ever
shown in the South. Eggs, $50, $40 and
January and February delivery. 4 few
choice males and females for sale Mrs
L. T. McCleland, 81 North Moreland ave
nue., Atlanta IL -
THE FAMOUS Regal strain Of White Wy
andottes. We have six pens of these
grand birds mated and can furnish eggs
for Matching now at SO, So and $40 per Is.
Regal Wyandotte Yard, 80 Oglethorpe
avenue, Atlanta. 11-1G-1S
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Plymouth Rocks.

FARM RAISED Buff Rocks; six hens and
one cock, SO. c. B. HUE, Forest Park.
On A s. |
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They are somewhat like the
Mediterraneans, in that they lay
a white egg. They are not of
the same nervous Disposition but
are easily handled, and seem per
fectly tame.
They seem to be attracting a good
deal of attention in the East and North
We had the pleasure of handling quite
nice exhibit Of them at the Ohio
state fair last September. They seem
to be very strong and vigorous. at the
same time active. They can fly with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-08

the best of them when the opportunity
offers
1t is said that the black or grcenish
black barring should be three times as
wide as the light part which makes the
general appearance dark. rather than
light. as is the case with S p Ham
burgs. We trust that those who han
die them IN their initiatory stage will
do with care and discretion, both as re-
CARDS the breeding of the fowl in It's
making stage and in their consideration
for their fellow man who buys theu
product
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-08
Legal Notices.

~ 49,
STATE OF GEORGIA. COUNTY OF
FULTON-To the Honorable Philip
Cook. Secretary Of State: The petition Of
NJ NJ. Riley, Of Gainesville, Hall county,
Georgia l.. A. Edwards, Of Seneca Oco-
nee county, South Carolina; r. l.. Belts,
81 Ashburn, Turner county, Georgia. f. s.
Perry; Of Camilla, Mitchell county, Geor-
gia; G. y: King of Spring Place Murray
county, Georgia; Josiah Blasingame. OF
Jersey, Walton county, Georgia; jeff Da-
Wis; Of Toccoa. stephens county, Georgia
county, Georgia; Paul B. Trsmmell, Of
Dalton. Whitfield county. Georgia, and I.
+. MUndy. Of Roclmart Polk county.
Georgia, shows that they desire to form a
corporation under the name OF The Cos
mopolitan Life Insurance Company" for
the carrying on of the business Of Ifs
insurance. It Is proposed that the CAPT
tai stock shall be not less than one hun
dred thousand dollars nor more than five
hundred thousand dollars at the time OF
organization, but with the right reserved
- increase or decrease the same by
amendment in the manner prescribed in
section 220i of the present civil code Of
Georgia. The number Of shares that each
Of the petitioners agree to take Is as fol-
NJ NJ Riley one share R. l.. Belts, one
share; c. n. King, one share; Jeff Davis.
L. A, Edwards, one share f. S. Perry,
one share; Josiah Blasingame, one share;
Robert l. Ship, one share, I. f. Mundy.
one share.
Petitioners state that they do in good
faith intend to go forward without delay
to raise the capital stock and organize
said company, and request that they be-
incorporated under the laws of this state:
that they have given thirty days notice
Of their intention 10 apply for said char
Ter by the publication Of said petition in
the newspaper publishing legal advertise
nents Of the county where the principal
Office Of the company is to be located, to-
wit. in Atlanta, Fulton county, once ..
week for four weeks, before the fling OF
this petition.
NJ NJ RILEY.
l.. A. EDWARDS,
r. l.. BELTS,
r. S. PERRY,
G. n. KING,
JOSIAH BLASINGAME,
JEFF DAVIS.
ROBERT L. SHTPP.
PAUL B. TRAMMELL,
l. F. MUNDY.
dis
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Rheumatism.

..-.5t! MAJ rheumatism. Private
Will. .',. If, If a specialist. Your druggist
E1aral. ices br Holbrook Medicine Com
pan! ..--r,FTE when two dollars will
DUN I.,,,rr1auently. Three million
cure }.t ,fr 'rings in use. Write or call
artt-g'' ', ,,,'l, 173 East Hunter street. ,
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marks of that little country for generations
past. Something like decade ago isolated
specimens were seen III this country, but owing
to their white back and saddles, people cried
oh, scrub Hamburgs," But when some Of
our far-sighted and expert English brethren got
a Whack at them and eliminated that scrubby,
looking back, and gave them another push into
this country. after the first look at them peo-
pie received them with open arms. So | pre-
sumo we have them here to stay.
The Campine has straight single comb,
white ear-lobes, and slvery white neck The
balance of the body is black bar or straight
across penciling upon white ground like the
Silver Penciled Hamburg, but has not as yet
been brought to the same degree Of perfection.
pair of these fowls make rather interest
inc sight from the fact that The male is Mhat
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INVESTMENT.

THIS is on the south side,
in d section that always
stays rented. and we can
sell on terms that will make
it very attractive PROPOSE
ton for some one. Terms
are very easy, and we can
show an investment of more
than Il per cent.
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Medical.

81 $55{ pi Tansyi SAFE Fsn aHd f:l
4ul ID. .on ,It for painful and sup
al, urea etn.,,atiou. irregularities and
;5s Fs 4@oPfs2gR otfn Bro Broad %as a{rset
hiring enllsI9' 2-17-14
ArFaTfl
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Real Estate For Sale.
SHARP 6 RoYLsroN
NORTH SIDE.
Real Estate For Sale.

a BARGAIN in an up-to-
date home on West Peach
tree street, with all modern
conveniences. h a I'd W oo d
floors, combination fixtures,
and a nice, large lot. We
can make very reasonable
terms on this place, and it
is one of those places that
has to be seen to fully APP
preciate. Let us show you.
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Rhode Island Reds.

~~~~~-~>r~~-~-~~-~~~t~~
THOROUGHBRED Rhode Island Red
eggs. S1.50 per setting Of Is. Apply
2S3 South Boulevard. or Pickert Plumb
ing Company, 1s1a East Hunter street
Either phone $50 55-S-1
HAVING purchased the entire mock OF
j. l. Hosford and, combined with mine.
I can offer for sale first pen. fourth pen
and fifth pen at the Georgia Poultry as
ISOLATION, October November, 1872. cock
erels $3.50 up; pullets, 50 so; have over
two hundred to select from; eggs, 81 90,
S. 90 and $1,000 per setting OF Is. Mrs
A. L. Matthews, Redau, Ca. 1125-3J
MRS. p r CAlLAWAY. Washington.
Ga. breeder of fine prize winning egg
laying Rhode Island Reds Eggs for
hatching s. for 10; IS for 100. From
prize pens, $l5 and SIS per setting.
i0-16-9
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Dark Cornish Indian games
Notified AnCouas, trio :. .. Black Mi
Eorcas Golden Sebright bantams; one
brapd-neW Petaluma incubator. style 81,
capacity 20 eggs; one Buckeye incubator,
capacity so eggs; six portable poultry
houses. 4 feet wide feet long, 81. feet
high front, 4 feet back. The above houses
have glass window doors and open air
fronts water fountains and other access
SOries. am closing out these at great
sacrifice. IL YOU want bargain, write
quick TO Or. W. b. Mcmahon, Box 253,
oxford, Miss $40
THOROUGHBRED stock for sale White
Wyandottes. Black Wyandottes. Black
orpingtons. Box III College Park, Ga
Phone East Point PAL 33-S-1
FOR SALE Single Comb White Leg
horns CWyckoff STRAIN; large, white
birds Of fancy quality grand winter lay
ers; White Runner ducks tFishel Strain).
Mrs. Louis powner, Route 3, Guthrie,
Ky It'll
NOTICE. have only a few White wy
andotte and Buff Orpington cockerels
from my Atlanta and Augusta, 1911, win
neIs VIII sell cheap TO make room for
breeding pens. Book your egg orders
now, e. Il. Mack. Thomasyille, ca,
FOR Berkshire pigs, finest in
Gividuals, best of breeding. CleVelands
biz boil, Cooks Improved, Broadwells
double ointed and Triumph cotton seed.
y
Four Ear corn. Barred Plymouth Rock
chickens and eggs. White Orpington
cockerels 81 each; eggs. $3.50 per tif-
teen Fair View Farm, Palmetto Ga.
BUFF AND WHINE PLYMOUTH ROCKS
and White Orpingtons; winners at all the
Leading shows this year Sweepstakes on
all classes. Bred 60 lay and 10 win
stock and eggs f9r sale at all tines; H. G.
Arnold. Themasyil'e, ia. 44-2&-l2
II. G. HASTINGS & Co.
SEEDSNEN FOR TIE SOUTH,
Is w MITCHELL STREET
FOUR CITY DELIVERIES
DAILY. NORTH AND SOUTH
SIDE 9 4. NJ. INMAN PARK
AND WEST END , p. NJ.
BELL PHONE NJ. 256S. AT.
LANTA 1858.
WE ARE sTiI.L SELLING BULBS at
reduced prices Now is a good time TO
start them in and outdoors We can sup
ply you with the following varieties, all
large. strong and sure boomers: Paper
White Narcissus 15c a dozen, post paid,
SOC. Single Dutch Hyacinths, 30C dozen .
postpaid, 4Oc. Ltlium Aurauums, zoe
Single Tulips, lOc a dozen; postpaid loo.
Double Tulips, l5c dozen; postpaid zoe.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO give us a trial
order for Red Comb" Meat Mash 1t
us d prepared feed composed OF wheat
bran, alfalfa meal beef scraps. shorts,
corn meal and a little charcoal all prop
erly balanced. It is an egg producing
feed to be fed wet or. dry. As duck
feed Il is one Of the best feeds on the
market; 90 pounds. Sl.l5; 100 pounds,
s225.
DOG MEDICINES carry a complete
line of both Or JOhnsou's and Clay
tons remedies. Dog book Tree on request
CDNkr,N'S. LAYING TONIC aud Pratts
Egg Producer are both good aud trial
Of either OF them viii assure YOU salts
factory results, Zoe. SOC and a packages
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