The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-04-28
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS
DELTA LAND COMPANY,
 REALTORS, 501-2-3 EXCHANGE BLDG,

MEMPHIS, TENN.
 The cry from Washington is for food to feed our army and the allies. sat isfactory result cannot be attained without the intensive cultivation of those lands best adapted to that pur- pose. Cattle and hogs are food, corn is food, wheat is food, oats is food po- tntoes are food, and in fact, every spe- cies of grain and vegetables is food We are describing below few properties which are especially adapted to the growing of foodstuffs and cotton. They are general-purpoSe farms, fully equipped, being cultivated at the pres- ent time; the organization is intact, plenty of labor, and all purchaser has to do is to pick up the lines and go to driving. They are worth ehe money, we will guarantee them as represented and will cheerfully refund the trans portaton of any prospective buyer who looks them over and finds them differ ent from the representation. Refer ences as to our reliability: Bradstreet, Memphis Real Estate association, the Union and Planters Bank and Trust company. Therefore, read them over, act as if you knew every word you were reading was an ab>olute fact, and you will not be disappointed.
 No. 567-570 acres, with more than half the frontage on Sunflower river, Missis- sippi, AZ miles from good town, on the main line of the Y. & M. w. Ky; good graded public road from this town to and through the property. About 21s miles from another good railroad town on a branch line. Soil practi- cally all black sandy loam, nearly half in cultivation; more than 100000 feet of good merchantable oak, gum and cypress. Plenty of labor and practi- cally enough stock on the place to run it. The timber will bring more than enough money to clear and improve the balance of the land. One of the few places in the entire Mississippi delta < places in the entire Mississippi delta that can be had under $75 per acre We are offering this for limited time very much under it's value and on liberal terms
 No. 575-1046 acres, seven miles from the county site, on one of the most beauti- full lakes in Louisiana; 300 acres in a high state of cultivation, we'll improved, with good residences; 1 big barn; , cribs; 40 tenant houses; cisterns: practically all black, sandy loam soil; public road through the property. Fol lowing personal property: Advance sep arator, value $500; engine disc, $245; 5 double-disc harrows, s10o; other impe- ments, $500; middle busters, $120; moving machines $S0; other implements and vehicles, $500. Some feed 200 acres planted to cotton; 600 acres planted to corn and peas. A rock-bottom price, with reasonable cash payment, and s years on the balance.
 No. 577-720 acres on one of the most beautiful lakes in Louisiana; public road through the property; all sandy loam soil; 300 acres cleared; $50 of which is in cultivation; balance in pasture; F good tenant houses; 2 mules; l wagon: 1 mower; 1 rake: 1 harrow; break ing blows; z cultivators; 4-horse disc; ' sets gear; all new; practically all fenced. For quick turn we can sell this property fully equipped for imme- diate possession, for less than the land is worth and on cash payment of $l2.- 800, and the balance in five equal an nual installments
 No, 57S-62O. acres; miles from good railroad town in Louisiana: $40 acres cleared, in cultivation and pasture. bal ance in timber; large mule barn. 9 ten ant houses; hog wire fence, mules; horse; 3 wagons; 2row planters now ing machine; 1 S-foot binder: l rake; 4 2-horse cultivators, and other farming implements; gasoline engine; l tank; T. head of fine Holstein cattle; 50 Duroc hogs; 125 acres already planted 10 corn, ITO acres to cotton; S5 to wheat; 10 to rye. One of the most desirable places in all Louisiana, and at very low price. on easy terms for quick sale. No. 5S1-120O acres. all in cultivation, but 300 situated in Ashley county, Ark, and within Y of a mile from railroad sta stion. There are 32 tenant houses; Il miles of good fencing; managers res idence: mule barns and 4 hay barns or the property. The soil is light and black sandy loam. This plantation is near Bartholomew Bayou and is not subject to overflow from the Mississippi river, and yet a delta farm. Many of the tenant houses are new. There are about 30 families living on the prop erty. A cash payment of $25.0O0 with 10 annual installments, interest pei cert for deferred payments, will handle the property.
 Tho price is exceediEgly low and will be furnished upon application. Nothing similar to it in that section can be bought for the same money.
 DELTA LAND COMPANY,
 REALTORS,