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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-05
WEST POINT

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
West Point. Va. January tine
night after Christmas the young men
Of tho town cave 81 bal 1t the Termi-
nal Hotel
Among the recent entertainments
va q party. given hy Miss sadie Gar
in honor ( Hiss Carrie Rel. her guest.
from baltimore. twenty-five guests
were present
Mrs = W Marshall entertained ana
had n Cnisstmas tree for the Livery
Monda- Reading circle. Tho dccora-
tions were in Christmas cOlors. There
w.~ a~ aIsertIscu1s nt contest. Mrs
Thorn j. R8gby rec,irinc the hEst
urfze and Ms Joseph l. Bland the
second Delicious refreshments were
served.
1Is. Crosby Thompson entertained
yessc~d1- al O. : o'clock. tea IN honor
Of Miss SaGte Carv's guest. Miss Carrie
Bell. az Raitiuore
Mrs ElwArd Norvifz entertained IN
honor % her sister. Nrs- Charles caoe,
Of baltimore.
The las- uI 81; ga the Old year. tn
your- women in town gave ball a.
~, Terminal Hotel
ON Ncw Years nay. ". and Mrs
~ ?. Chandler entertained friends al
dinner.
Mrs W : Eastwood has entertained
during the holidays. d.. and Mrs. Mar
tin. Of the wJman's College. Rich
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PROVIDENCE FORGE

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Providence Forge, Va. January -
The announcement of the marriage OF
DIT Ernest y Purdur. formerly OF
this place. but now OF Hot springs.
Ark. and Miss Nell Martin of Abe
marie County. has been received here
The ceremony took place in Lynch
burg and the young couple left imme-
diateIy for their future home
Miss Gladys Coleman and Miss Anna
Griffin. OF BARTON Heights, have been
spending the Christmas holidays at
Stirling.
Mrs. T. r Coleman and Miss Miriam
Coleman returned TO Richmond We'd
nesday. after spending some time at
Stirling
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. MOuntcaste have
moved into their new homo here and
have been entertaining quite extern
siveIv during the holidays
william Suddeth. Of Warrenton. has
been the guest this week of Harry
Christian
John Waddin. Of Richmond spent
Tuesday here hunting with Warren
Christian.
Miss Mary Christian is spending a
week in Newport News
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CARTERSV!LlE

special to The Times Dispatch
Cartersville. Va, January Mrs w.
a : Conrad. accompanied by her niece,
Miss Wingheld Hardy. spent the holt
days with her relatives at Church
Road
Miss Mary Carter Buckner. who has
been attending school at Harrisonburg,
and her brother. Halves Buckner. OF
Fredericksburg. spent Christmas with
their aunts. the Misses Brown. near
Gainesville.
Mrs. William o. Snead and children,
OF Fork Union. are visiting Mrs.
SneaG's parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. O..
W. Dickinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kent Dickinson and
baby, OF Scottsville. also were here for
the holidays
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas a. Grower have
returned 10 their home in Washington.
y. g. after a visit to Mrs Growers
old home here.
Miss Mare Louise Rhodes. who has
been teaching at Radford. is at her
home here for few days
Miss Ruth Hunt has returned from
her home al Capeville. to resume her
duties at Hamilton High School
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KEYSvIllE

KeysviIIc. Va, January Miss
Elizabeth Peters entertained on New
Years I've IN honor Of Miss Annie Os-
borne. a student OF the Chatham Epis-
copal Institute. There were twenty
ave present. The guests engaged in a
guessing contest. the prize being won
bv Monroe Osborne. who presented 10
Co Hiss Mabel Staples. Delicious re-
fr-srmcuts were served.
Mr.. j. ". Lovciacc entertained her
Sunday school class on Monday even
ing In a delightful manner
Tho Woman's club was charminClv
entertained on Monday afternoon -
the home Of Mrs r.. J.. Peters. The
hostcsses for the afternoon were Ms.
A. n. Peters. Mrs Bailey. Mrs. Charles
Osborne. Mrs. J. W. Loveiacc and Mrs.
J. IT, Priddy
Mrs : ~ TuEgie and Mrs. John Wat
kins gave an elegant luncheon % a
few ~ their friends on Tuesday. Mrs.
Watkins Is spending the holidays with
her parents here
Tho young women Eave . very en-
joyablc leap year dance on Tuesday
night st the town hall
Mrs. r. = Fitzgerald - spending the
week with relatives IN oxford. y. {.
W. =. HALEY gave a stag dinner 70
y number Of his friends last evening
., his new homo on King street
Mrs SaIlic Cruts has returned home
sitter spending the holidays Win her
sister At Concord.
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ONANCOCK

Especial to The s-DisDatch-l
onancock. Va. January Mrs.
George .~v Fosoue is home from d
visit 10 ner parents, Mir and Mrs BeV-
erley T. Fitchetr. Of Cape Charles
Mrs Joseph l. Cabeu. OF George
town. Del, has been with her mother.
Mrs. 3 X Powell. at sans Souci," for
TWO weeks.
Miss Catherine Parker spent the hol-
idays with her cousins. the Misses
Bishop. OF snow HILL Nd
Miss Sallie Bishop. OF Snow Hill, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Otho l. Par
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. NAPLES. Of
Philadelphia. were recently guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. T. NAPLES. Nr. and
Mrs. Edward 3. NAPLES entertained in
Did Virginia style in their honor
on Thursday evening.
Thomas Hurst. of Chester. Pa. is
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Hurst
James Hall. Of Point Lookout. is the
guest Of William Powell
D.. and Mrs. Winfred :. Kelley and
Misses Irrna and Margaret Kelley. who
visited the home OF 4 G. Kelley, re-
turned to New York Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fitchett- Of
Eastville, recently were guests Of Mr.
and Mrs r l. Hopkins. at Jingle
side"
Mrs. 7. Ray Shield entertained a
number Of young people AT dinner sat
urday evening.
Albert :. Hopkins gave an enjoy able
oyster roast Saturday evening. compi-
rnentary to mis- guest David NJ hun
ter. Of California. About fifty were
present.
Two very pleasant dances were given
h. the young men of the town al
the Town Hall during the holidays
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WAvERLY
rsnec,ar TO The Tsmes- DIspatch.I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
waveriy. Va. January t-Jones PERUVIAN
and william J. Smith. Of Talbofton. Ca. LETT
for their home to-day after spending ten
days with g. Z. Smith and family on Cop
perhaunk Avenue.
John 4. Martin o. Ksnoridse. and George
r. Arnold 81 Disputsnts, have eterned 10
resume their duties principals OF the
kenbridge and Disputants Hish schools ~
srectiveiy. after spending the holiday s~eson
with relatives in Waverly.
Barry Wetzler has returned 20 his home In
wsveriy. after spending his Christmas Naca-
ton with friends in Washington. ID. c.
Virgfnius l.. Arnold returned home to-day
after spending several days wath friends In
Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ID West and daughter.
% Newport News spent the years end with
friends in Wsverly. returning to their hoAe
on Thursday.
Colonel and Mrs Robert w Arnold. OF
Wsverly. spent las; sunday in Richmond
Hon Thomas n HoWerton has returned
home aetsr a weeks visit TO friends In South
Boston.
Miss Virginia c. Glichrist. OF Wheeling
W. Va. who has been the guest In the home
OF Judge }. r. West. on Coppeihsunk Ave
nue., for the past month. left this week 70
visit friends In Norolk.
John May. Jr. has returned to his home
In Waverly after visiting friends in Rich
mond.
Claude DerrickSon. Of Norfolk II the guest
In the home Of Mr. and Mrs. A T. Gray on
COVperhaunk Avenue.
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OANVILLE
rspecial TO The Times-Dispatch

Especial TO The Ttmes-DispatcA
Dsuville Va. January IA ueiisht' vi "a
was given on Wednesday afternoon oy MI
w. d Overoey at her home on Main street
in hono- Of her sister Miss E1enia Dudley
Hutchinson. OF Columbus. Miss The re
cafvfng line was composed OF MI ana MIS-
" ID Overbey Miss Hutchinson and Miss
Helen Wilson. Of Lexington ny
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Lucy Lee Pace
entertained her three attractive visitors
Miss Alice Pace OF Alton; Miss Aurelis Por-
Ter OF Norfolk and Miss Goode Whitmore.
% Petersburg. al an attractive tea al her
home on Green street.
on saturday night Miss Elizabeth Jones
reI6 a beautiful reception in honor OF her
guests Miss Aureliz Porter. % Norfolk and
Among those in the receiving line were
Misses Elizabeth Jones. May Tsfooti. Misses
Porter and WhItemore. Edith williams and
Bas.i Jones.
Miss Margaret Conway was hostess AZ
Progressive Hearts" party on saturday
morning. complimentary TO Miss Aursiia
Porter o. Norfolk and Miss tfoode Nh.te-
more o. Petersburg. After the games Rad
been finished and Miss HUTCHINSON had -'ecn
declared the winner. delicious Refreshments
were served
NJ and Mrs ]. A Chapman have gone to
Lyme hlurg from whence they will 10 20
Nashville Tenn. where Mr. Chapman viii
resume his work in VANDERBILT University
Miss Hattie Yes-nan has returned TO her
s.-hooi at PAGES after having spent ne
Christmas holidays with relatives at Wit
Miss Dorothy TstUrn. o. Orange. VIII ar
rive IN he city next Tuesday aud VIII be
The guest o. Miss Wilma Watson Miss Ia
turn expects to sail Tor Europe after her
visit here.
Miss Mildred Bothci. % Reidsvile. Is the
guest Of Mss Mamie watson on Ho-5ro0s<
Avenue
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WINCHESTER

Winchester, Va, January 4.-The en-
to Walstein Smell, of Harrisonburg.
was announced on Thursday at a card
party held at "Fauntieroy." the home
of Miss Meade's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
County. The wedding. which will take
place some time in April. will be cele-
brated in the Meade Memorial Profess
tant Episcopal Church. at White Post.
Miss Elizabeth Duianey Herbert has
returned to Alexandria, after visiting
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Brooke.
Mrs. Henry II. Little and her daugh-
ter. Miss Susie Conrad Little who have
been visiting the formers mother. Mrs
s l. Conrad have returned TO Norfolk.
Miss Eva Myers has returned to
Fayetteville, Pa, after visiting friends
here.
Mrs J. W Merryman. OF Fairmont.
". Va. Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Merryman-
Misses Rose and Margaret Hardy
have returned to Washington. after
visiting relatives here
Miss Margaret Lewis came recently
from New York to visit friends In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H Barnes and
Miss Name A Barnes, who have been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. c. ID. Taylor.
have returned 70 Baltimore, accom-
panied by Mrs. ". C. Barnes.
Ensign T. Z. Byrd. Jr.. who has besn
visiting the home OF his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. r. f. Byrd. has Joined his
ship. the battieship Wyoming, which
sailed a few days ago fom New York
for Hampton Roads and the Southern
drill grounds.
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ham. and had as their guests Horsley
Caldwell. OF North Carolina. and w.
Dambach. of Pittsburgh
Misses Kelly. of North Carolina. and
Bushner. of salem. and WIZ Anderson,
Of Paterson. w. Va. were the guests
last week Of DR.. and Mrs. Charles
McCulloch.
Miss Katherine Scott, who is teach
ing at Gary, W. Va, came home for
the holidays.
Sam Scott. OF Portsmouth. and Jim
Scott of Blacksburg. spent the week
at their home in Buckingham.
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GOLDSBORO
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

SPECIAL % The Time -D!s71 atcn
f5olcs,poro -. c. January 4.-On Tuesday
night In the Edgerton building the German
Cub gave the last dance % 1919 and the
fret dance " 1913. Tie dance WAS led by
George x. Freeman. VINO gas assisted by W.
2 WINSTON. Just the bells were pro-
claiming the arrival Of the new year an
especially attractive figure was Introduced.
in which the couples formed the numbers
'Isl5' 10 greet the New Year. Throughout
the evening fruit punch was served 20 the
dancers and their guests
Mrs. p. l. WOo-.ard. Mrs. Graham Wood
ard and Mrs. George Stronach. Of Wilson.
were guests last night q Miss Resale
Smith. and accompanied By Miss Smith and
her sister. Mrs Mccarthy Lalger OF Wash
ington. D g. went 10 kins.on 20 attend a
reception given by Mrs. Copeland in honor
% Mrs Stronach and Mrs. Hanger
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HOT SPRINGS
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Hot Springs. Va. January New
Years week AT Hot Springs has been
baImy and sunny, with a springlike
temperature. ana an open winter is
predicted by mountain wlseacres.
A rattle of frecrackers and a can
nonade OF pistol shots welcomed In
the New Year Tuesday at midnight
from a number OF cottages where New
Years Eve parties were in progress,
and on New Years Day a number OF
visitors rode and drove 10 Fassefern
Farm for dinner.
Coons, bears and foxes may be shot
here all winter, and visitors have had
considerable sport hunting this week.
Henry Albert. of New York. motoreQ
over 10 Fassefern Farm and brought
oack the hunters and the animals, the
.arger of which measured four feet
from tip of ears to tip of tail. Lynx
nave seldom been found in these noun
tains. and this Is the largest ever snot
IN the records of the region. They
nave been shipped to a tsxidermist.
and will ornament the Homestead
lobby
Reading In the New York papers
Of the prowess OF his friends. Harry
" Searles, OF New York. came down
several days later bringing with him
an automatic pistol He carried back
with him when he went a black bear
weighing 300 pounds. which he shot
the second day Of his stay on the high
way while riding over 10 Fassefern
Farm to luncheon. With him were
James r. Bradley, Of New York, the
sportsman and African explorer, who
backed DR.. Cook on his North Pole
venture. Clendenning J. Ryan. Michael
J. Herman, L. A. Perry, Henry Albert
and others.
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MALVERN HILL

rSpecial to The Times Dispatch
Malvern Hill Va. January miss
Nar1- Euaiu entertained the Card Club
ON "Wednesday night At ire homo OF
her aunt. Mrs : X. Harrison. at "Nes-
ION The house was beautifully dec
GRATED IN holly and running cedar f"r
The evening Among thosc who en-
sryed IN. gam" % Zoe" with thci1
b.stess were. Misses Sue Ruftin. r
r,I-iiss. Emily Harrison. sac Carter
nm. f.uffiu. Katharine Douthat. John
-;gfir. Fr.. Edward Harrison. g. HiH
carter Edmund \ saunders. Mrs T G
Harrison. Nr and NTs. Toul Greeley.
,;r and Mrs n : Saunders. Mr.. ana
Mrs Hugh T. Harrison. Mrs. sue r
Harrison Mrs. NJ r. Sell. John Kuiiin.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. J. u Bell.
Mrs J.. : Dutro. Of santa Barbara,
California. who has been the guest
Of nor daughter. Mrs II. T Harrison.
~o- the mast two months. left on Thurs
dav for Richmond. where she viii
st.cud tn. month OF January.
Miss sue Rufin. - Evcleynton. who
has been al home for the school hoii-
day. let on saturday FOR CrSenna-
g : Clark ana T. ". Clark have
returned 10 Richmond after a week =
visit 70 their parents at Bardens-
Master Rulach Ruffin- Of Wyanoke
stock Farm. Is the guest OF NIT -
roswell. in Danville.
Misses Katharine Douthst. 81 Upper
vvevauoke. and Anne RUM. % Lower
Wevanoke. were tho guests on We'd
n.sdav Of Mrs. sue r. Harrison a.
Nsston-
Nc and Ms. s Parkc REGISTER. 5r-.
Of aRiverview.~ have gone 70 kich-
nond To spend the winter months with
Mr. ana Mrs 5. p. E&Eister. 81 AT
enuntrcafn-~
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FlippeD. DR.. Robert Weisiger. Keith
Godfrey and others. The chaperons
were Mesdanes Alan McRae. Claude
Stout. Andrew Godfrey. Donald Nc
Rae Oliver Flippen.
Cadet Edward Digs has returned
TO the Virginia Polytechnic Institute
after spending Christmas AT home.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker spent Christ
mas week in Essex County.
w. +. Henderson was a holiday Wis
itor to his home in North Carolina
Miss Eliza Hendrick, OF Petersburg.
spent the past week with relatives
here
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BARBOURSVIllE

special 10 The Tincs-Dispztch-l
Bsrboursviile. Va January {--Ths
BzrboursVrie German Club gave two
dances during the holiday season. both
- which proved % b brilliant Affairs.
The ballroom 81 Herndon Hall was
Handsomely decorated IN green and
crimson. Tho chsperons were Mrs. O
s. Ngrdy. Mrs. " II Williams ana
Mrs.. Ciinum. A. Il o'clock BUFFET
luncheon was served. after which
dancing was continued Until late
hour The galleries were niled with
spectators The Thursday evening
dance was a leap year AFFAIR Until 1919
died out
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FARMVILIE

special TO The Times D1spstcnJ
Farmv1iie. Va. January AIR D ".
Gillian j. spending the wees IN Petersburg
visiting Mrs. sam Blauto1-
Mrs. Jane Baskerville fs visiting her
daughter. Mrs T. Warren Wall
Miss Claodinc Hutter. q I.vuch5urs. has
been visiting In the hoEn~ % Tucker Joh7-
\orVood Davis. % Bueneit. W. Va vas
a -ccru- visitor 20 NJ and Ms. Baxter
Davis
Neal Foster. - Sorfcik. has been vistins
hts siser Miss ET5s Foster
NJ. rhorils = Neaic. o. Highland Spr1csa
ard NJ Roy Morris o. Eocrcsfer. y. Y.
are fis -uec;s q Nh. \ Q Moore.
NJ and Mrs IIt;Iesoz fitzgerald. o. Rsc.-
-uoad. are the EgeScs x Ms. r = Fi;z-er-
a'd
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cbarss Irving. of Richmond. and John

Chargs Irving. of Richmond. and John
Irving, of Farmville.
The Misses Hancock gave a lovely
dance on the goth. in honor of their
cousin. Miss Dorothy WinSneId. OF
Lynchburg-
Miss Lena Gilrler had as guests at
her house party Misses Ruth Cabell. OF
Wainsborough; Alice Galloway. OF Nor
wood: Stanley White. of Richmond
and I. Withers. of Nevada
All Brady. Of Wheeling, and huGh
Brady. of Washington, Pa, spent the
HOLIDAYS at their home in Bucking-
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ncond. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Brantiy

mond. and Mr. and Mrs. w. Brantiy
BRAY. Of Wakema Mrs. Martin and
Mrs Bray are sisters Of Mrs. Eastwood
Mrs Scott Broaddus and children
spent Christmas in Mountcastle. va
B. NJ Nance and daughter, MISS Mar
garet. are spending a few days Win
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nance, near foA
bury. in Charles City County.
Miss Katheryn r. Howerton spent
Christmas week with her sister, MIS-
n "a Rowden. in Barton Heights.
Mrs. Roy Beazeley. of Chase CITY,
and her children, are visiting MIR. ana
Mrs j. R Taylor
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introduced J. Gordon Bohonnan. q Tc-
tersburz. who delivered the corona
ton address
Ira M~anlcy. knight n N"aux Hill.
crowned Miss May Haley. Of clifton
Forge. queen Of love and beauty. I'd
u,ond CowleS. knight 81 Cow iesViilc.
crowned Miss Ann Elizabeth Mar-ton
nr-f maid. y Tiidcr WriEtt. Knight
Of C1ovcrdsle. crowned Kiss Rosa An
drews. Of Norge. second maid. W Ed
win Hankins. KpiEht 81 Nirsinl~'
crowned Miss Louise KELLOGG Of hicn-
nnoud. third maid Dancing was IN
duleed IN all night supper vas served
al The F>l1x Hotel AZ liza o11ock-
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So to - Tirle.-plspatch.l

Especial 20 The Tircs-D'sPatch-l
Tcano. Va. January The tour
na-nent and ball given BY the young
men Of James City recently was a
great success The fitting began At :
O'Clock on the Toaao High school ath-
letic field. The charge TO the knights
was delivered ny W. ". Ware. The
riding was exceptionally good. In spite
Of the bad condition OF the track
There we're seventeen knights. Ira
Meaniey. Edmond Cowles. r. Tiiden
Virgin and W. Edwin Hanisins carry
ing OF the honors. The coronation
took place IN the Toano Hall at
O'Clock. before q large crowd Hon
Il II s<sph>DsunA N = <~~ e>zn--<~-
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HOWARDSViLlE

Especial 10 The Times Disp patch
Howardsville. Va. January 4.-Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Irving gave a delight
ful dance on the 2Ith. in honor Of
their guests. Misses Mary Irving, of
Farmvilie, and Katherine Sinton. OF
Richmond. and Page Nelson. Jim SIN
ton. Blair Fits, Isaiah Redd and
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ENGRAVING

Wedding Invitations and Stationery fa
An SPECIAL occasions. Samples on -
guest.
DsIl Book, and Stationery ConpanL
Ga Eat NaiA -.
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Broad Rock Water

IL contains the highest pg-
entaee Of Lithia, the lowest q
GotzS sclida
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12

possible.
This should be augmented by good
transportation facilities, both for your
goods and your customers, who may
want TO see your stock and plant, pro-
viding you sell stock for breeding pur-
poses.
This also makes possible the prompt
filing of rush orders for eggs for
Matching. Where the delivery CT fresh
eggs and dressed fowls for the market
twice a week is desired, the location
should be in easy driving distance from
such market. If it is not possible for
you to raise your foodstuffs. then you
must see to it that you are close enough
to the railroad to get this feed without
long hauls.
Bearing in mind all that has been
said in regard to markets. transporta- =
ton facilities, etc, after due considera- =
ton, he should be able to determine
upon most satisfactory location. OF
course the nearer to market and the
better the transportation facilities the
more you will have to pay for land, and
the more il will be worth If you ever
want to sell.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12

t''NN - ''iANANt vi bilins w lllNii w III
make it perfectly dry.
1t is also Of great Importance
to have good and convenient
water supply. If you should be
fortunate enough to have pres
sure supply all well and good.
You can pipe it into the houses
and yards so that it will always
be ready. In case you have none
of this you can fix a covered tank
at your well and run pipe from
that through the houses, filling
the tank from the we'll by pump
ing
A much better way, however, with a
little more expense, Is to put up a wind
mill for the pumping with a high tank
to give your water pressure This tank
will also serve to furnish your house
with water Any business that fur
nishes perishable products should Sc
cure the nearest good market that is
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12
81 PER CENT AND 81 PER
CENT FERTILITY.

Your rooms can be rented II you will
advertise them in the Recognized Rent
Medium of the city. People who are
looking for nice rooms. look for them
where they have the largest number to
choose from. Your ad in The Georgian's
Rent Bulletin will attract the attention
Of the party that is looking for rooms IN
your house. Try ii ana see
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12

THE. calls for nicely furnished rooms at
this time Of the year in the city are
uncountable. The approach of the
warm weather is the cause Each day
we have calls from advertisers to dis
continue their ads after the first inser-
ton, as they filled their vacancies and
could have filled many more II they had
them The public knows that The Geor-
gian is the 'for rent medium of the
city and that it has the largest list to
choose from. That's why most every one
uses The Georgian to do their renting
for them. Your sd in this paper will he
readily answered.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12

Seeds, Poultry and Pigs.

MARK w. JOHNSON SEED COMPANY.
35 South Pryor street; oldest seed house
South, but the newest seeds Plant sal
sify, carrot, peas, onion sets, sweet peas
poppy, fruit trees. etc. 2-1O-5
FOR SALE-Berkshire pigs, finest in
dividuals, best of breeding. Cleveland's s
big boil. Cooks Improved, Broadweil' $
double jointed and Triumph cotton seed
Sanders Improved, Marlboro and Bats
Four-E corn. Barred Plymouth Rock
chickens and eggs White Orpington
cockerels, 81 each; eggs, $3.50 per If
teen. Fair View Farm, Palmetto. Ca.
e-14-s7
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12

FOR SALE-Fancy Rhode Island Red
cockerels. 50, SO and S.. John P. Che
ney, Marietta, Ga. 210-34
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-02-12
Mrs. B. H. Middlebrooks,
YateSNille- Ga

BARRED Plymouth Rocks; stock eggs
and dayold chicks; satisfaction guaran-
teed; three Cyphus outdoor brooders
PRIZE WINNING, heavy laying Barred
Rock eggs, 81 per 15. Money can't buy
quick shipment. A few fine breeders at
$1.26 each. Mrs. J. B. Wood, Brooks, Ga.
WHITE ROCKS-Fishel strain; laying
pullets, $3.50; eggs. baby chicks, Maud
Freeman, Route 8, Griffin, Ga. 65-11-2