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POUND SALE NOTICE.

,,,. No.ice Is hereby given that the follow anS a'ls described animals k.ye been taRen; up a fha ,itI .iitrIoundsd % under the .ordlhahces ! of led ir <. COW % marked crop. and sswallows fork -Nn NsrIss wstu euF.s. ,s<. " yssl Ns-i@
 ra..sl. aNhs owners sor said animals are hereby terass'e9 terest s sg prove their ownership or i- lotG day of Sept 1919. e tue upon failure Of said owner to prove their ownership or interest on or before said
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Another Fern Goes
 Back to Its Owner

The last of the ferns found at the home of Miss Ima Ragan, Pine Bluff woman who was arrested WednesA dya charged with the theft of num- Der of valuable ferns from local people, was identified yesterday by Mrs. Clarence Allen, 1912 South Main. Miss Ragan's hearing will be conducted Monday in Municipal court.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, La.. Sept. l3.-Kough rice steady; sales 21| Honduras 9.5'M 1000: 314 Japan 1000: 115 Blue Rose lU50; 1G Early Prolific 1O.40: 314 Carolinas 9.:IM 1O.O: receipts 4.323: millcrs 2.O41 sacks
 Clean rice steady; sales S74 pockets , l-SNi 12 3-4.
 Rice by-products: bran per ton nt mills .JU pockets
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NOT so OLD AS SHE LOOKS

Women do not like to look older than they really are. Neither do men. Both sexes are subject to kid ney trouble, and kidney trouble makes the middle aged look old. Fol ey Kidney Pills act promptly to re- store weak, overworked or disorder ed kidneys and bladder to a healthy condition and banish lameness. aches and pains.-adv.
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON.

Liverpool Sept lo. Cotton spot in good demand, prices higher Good niddluy l"GS: fully middlng 19 IS; middling IS ,,S; low midding 1928; good ordinary 1l.15. Sales G.OU bales including 4GN Amrrican Receipts G,oO0 including Goo Amcrican Fu. turcs closed steady. Sept 1916: Oct l91G: Jan. 19l, Mar 1o.oG; Mny 1S.9S. July 1S.St.
 Weekly cotton statistics: total forward cd to mills 730U. American o.OO0: stocl SlS,H'. American 59i, i,"D; imports Gi.OW American 3O,0O: exports 6,UW
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The tax books for the collection of spec inl assessment upon the real property in Curb and Gutter District No. s in the City of Pine Bluff has been placed in my hands !, All owners of real property lying in the ment to me within thirty days from this date
 1T such payment is not made, action Will De commenced at the end of that tune for the collection of such assessment and for legal penalties and cost Given under my hand this 18th day of September, 1919.
 SIMON BT.OUM, city Collector
 BIS -1mo
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SeaD-9-.O-27-1O4-11-1S
O21 1O-4. II, IS Commissioner.
 MATTRESS MADE NEN.

02021. 1O4. H. IS Commissioner. MATTRESS MADE NEN. Old mattresses received as new, rolled edge or pl2in stitched, also make store front awning or repairing awning. All kinds of house rugs or carpets cleaned Repairs all kinds of house furniture. Any kind of up- holstering done.
 D. c. GREENHOUSE, Perfection Mattress Maker, 1914 West Sixth Ave. Phone 1850 S-2O-:f PIANO OWNERS. School begins Sept. 18th. Have your piano tuned in good conri- tion. Start your children in right on piano in perfect tue. Hollenberk Music Co.,, Phone 686.
 1-W Play safe-install a safe for your valuables. Adams Printing com pany. Phone IA. If
 Better be safe than sorry. Install a safe to safeguard your valuables. This is protection that costs little. Phone us for description and price. If.
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MISSIOAITR'S SALE,

CoMMlSSlOAER'S SALE.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursu- alice or the authority and directions con- taincd in the decrctal order Of the Chan cerN Court of Jefferson county, Arkans;iS, made and entered on the 9th day of Sep t"llber, 1919, in q certain cause tNo. 1144) then pending therein between w. l.. Still well. as Recorder or, for and in behalf of the Town of Humphrey. Arkansas. plain tllf against J. l. I'orter, Arthur Hickey and W. A. Jordan. defcndants the under- signed. as commissioner ot said court, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder. at the south door or ell trance of the county court house, in winch said court is held. at l'Inc BIutf ill the county of Jefferson. within the hours prescribed by law for judicial sales OH WEDNlSDAl, OCTOBER 29th, 1919, the following described real estate. to-wit :: Lots Eight tS,, Nine O. Ten (1O Eleven uu. and Twelve 12), in Block Nineteen (l9 Town of Humphrey. Jcttcr- son county. Arkansas.
 Terms of Sale: On d credit of three and one-half months, the purchaser being required by law and the order and decree of said court in said cause. to execute d bond with approved security. bearing in tereSt at the rate of six per cent per an mum from date of sale until paid and q lien being retained on the premises so sold to secure the payment of the said purchase price.
 Given under my hand this 2uth day of Srptcmbcr, 1919.
 F. NAI-I.N
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, Sept 19.-Final prices on Liberty bonds today were: $ 1-2's 1D; lst 4s 951O; End Is 33.Ss; 1st 1-4s 35 20; ond 1-4's 34W; :.rd 1-4's M62, 4th 4 1-4's 93.9O; Victory 3 3-4s 3994; Victory :-4's 0.92
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Justifiable,

Great Britain has raised the salary of her Ambassador to Washington knowing that now and then he may have to take luncheon at Washing ton hotel.-Exchange.
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NOTICE
Sidewalk District No. 10 Cypress Street

sidewalk District No. 10 Cypress Street Ine tax books for the collection of special assessments upon the real proper " m sidewalk District No. 10 fin the City ol i'lhe Blnff has been placed in my hands: II, All, All owners Of real property lying in the ulstIict are required to pay their assess ua:c.
 1T such payment is not made, action t, mi.i pe connltiiced at the end of that time To- the collection of such asscssmrnt nm, Tor legal penalties and cost. H!Vch under my hand this 18th day of
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector.
 9-1S 1mO
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SNER $ TO $ ROOM HOUSE klOdern conveniences, within lu ks of Second and Main; prefer
 Vest side; must be Il bargain Fall 1913. 9-13-Gt
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LEGAL NOTICES

Sealed bids will De received by the ROAD IMPROVEMENT DIST. No. l.
 Dollarway Road
 TAX NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Road I'm provement District No. (Dolarway Roati) tax will be due October 10th, 1919, and un- less paid within sixty 6W days thereafter "a penalty of twenty-five (2J) per cent will attach.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty. C. NJ. NICIlOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark September 10th, 1919. 1mo
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MONEY TO LOAN

NC LOANS ON IMPROVED tom farms at : and $ per cent. ppt service and liberal valua- 5 W. $. Pierce. room 3U7, Citi-
 building, Pine Bln,l.
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nA,CHANGE AND GARAGE Vnu llahd cars to sell. We have
 ,m. maAe at the right prices. see us
 s su. d second hand car. We dC |tixfo,pt;r .epalr work on all makes of |di1ISidr.loil |siIt It.. guaranteed. also striped
 m % oy tlrst class body man. We |cld "ns n.. style and make you proud % I"n. car; 1.,.. Prices right. 117 Olive r''e looo' 1. C. Payne, Mgr.
 72-tf
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WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 71121

Case No 12..) In the Chanccry court of Jefferson coulHy, Arknns;ls.-M Mary Stacks. plain tiff. vS Louis Stacks. defendant. The defendant Louis Stacks. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Mary Stacks.
 Given under my hand and the seal uf said court this 10th day of September A. b., 19l9
 <. F. NAULN. Clerk.
 0. F.. REEVES. h. C.
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EELLANEOUS WANTS

G GUUU. PRICE FOR CLEAN
 1: must be of good size Deliver
 |lapLlc office, upstairs. 2t
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Many men don't know when they are in good circumstances.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

F.5 passenger Dodge ear: new
 lense. new tires, q dandy good bOW; one 1918 j passenger Ford, Iler Shock absorbers instrument bargain at $375.OO; one , pas dlllac, new Victoria top. new md new Willard battery, new fine motor, and q hitting OD; one ) passenger touril. new tires. ill Al shape for De smith forma-truck. complete
 $G1o.W:. cash, bonds or terms. Motor Sales Co.,, 114 West Bar Zone GOA,
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\ PASSENGER CHREVOLET
 new oversize tires; q dandy bar
 p.assenstf car with new tires;
 d. s-oo.W. 10 passenger Cadil, palnt' new Victoria top; new
 battery: dandy bargain; has ' run l2'OOO mines. Cash, bonds 'ora mcEenee l" Motor Sales Co. III
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OLD MATTRESSES MADE NEW--DON'T throw away your old Mattress or sell them to the junk man for d song. Call S!,6 and let us tell you how you can save at least one-haIf the price of q new mat tress by making your old one over. We call for your old mattress make it over and deliver 1t back to your home good ;s new, all the same day. Turner Mtg and Bedding company. S-2G-lm
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WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 7177
 In the Chancery court of Jefferson Gouhty, Arkansas.-Garland Donaldson, Bessie Donaldson, defendant. me defendant Bessie Donaldson, is varied to appear in this court within tnirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Garland Donaldson. m U, H'Nen under my hand and the seal of Sa11 Sa,n court this 2Sth day of August, A. D.,
 $. r. VAULX, Clerk. .c Q. E. REEVES, h. C. !SeaD- D-S20-9-J-12- 1926
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans Sept. l9 Spot cotton steady 2J points higher. Sales on the spot ',lll: to arrive t1. Low mi,lilng 2JOu; middling "0.2o; good midling 3i D; Kc. criptS l1:l; stock 2.S. l93
 New York, Sept. lo@ Spot cotton closed quiet, m ..tlg }O.25
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>WARNING oKDERT.
 enSa Nh -1O,

WARNING ORDER iID5E;iS.'0"00@'0'-N~'3> x. Case No. 7105.
 Brooks, defendant. The defendant. So,omon Rroo,. i. T Tn".ieu to appear inthls court within thirty uats t;.s ana answer the complaint of plain tiff Mary Brooks.
 GNen under my hand and seal of said u'' to'm 'his 4th day of September, A. D. ,s.,n $. F. VAULX, Clerk. '''"p Q. E. REEVES, ID. C. 9.,l-1c- 11-c6-1tL..
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WILL PAY CENTS PER POUND FOR cotton rags, must be of good size. Deliver to Datly Gfiphlc o1flce upstairs. 2t
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DEL FORD, FIRST CLASS CON. slelaer lock, patent lens, other
 e l9i. model Ford touring car.
 coaditlon, good tires, new seat ae lyl' model Ford Roadster, k Dody attachment, demountable fsler shock absorbers. Apply llG qae' Phone loU2 or PHI. Cash.
 .e'nis. " 0-16-Gt
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LOST

ND. WHITE AND BLACK En tan head and ears and bot
 A to the name of Bert. Liberal returning dog to W, II Taylor, kh Ave, or phone G3I.
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NOTICE.

| Curb and Gutter District No $ West
 Thirteenth Avenue.
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day, said animals shall be sold on said day at ID o clock d. n., at public auction, at the city pound, for casn to the highest bid Ter.
 J. r. STEWART O-6 l} 70 Chief nf Iulicn. l,itN nf pinn Eluf
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.OR SALE-HOUSES
sS MISCELLANEOUS

R.,
 An x.,. BOYS AT BRANCH Sard 't ppae pplace to work for room
 slis. li Parties desiring toS,s' boys.
 SSa,,o. 9-17-l2t Rsssnn,h1Sbn |ssdnh M, naa5 nrGdx.~1o,-aS q, aS
 m, 4' rhone 2a35 from 5.so M' Il ST m ~o~~~~ 9-20-3ts slIsSS},r IS BUY BUY rlvr.rAsxrx.,,, AS
 a baryaiinu aiiuu' t must be in Al conIi
 Est Eleventh Eln TOT cash. ]. A. Richord. Er,, -~..- 9-1S-6t Pn |PaAsE tel As,A CARE IRE OF AND rrru l, "ss use Phone No. 1, s.1S.st! i
 S SSs'H sho,, REED ;. BABY n,-,,.y
 on call ls7.W While For further in' f0rC-. 9-l9-6t |oSSNG Sa.G LADIES RICyc7 . EesH esll at No. a1n al1In.!9Trmation T phone No, EpS. W. lss5 af lt,nsfE;;s, oR uors,r,;t,, - Lhs nice. no. a answer If you' Ia t..,,', E. |. as well ,as eilalit% "ss, s.,I,., l |cSooc.-.~uoiy iyie' Sherriil, Ark. "lu Fa'sil ilAStaf9; tslI 9l;sssAsD lssiA' rlHrrssoog 9-17-6t
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Joe Says Says Joe

"Never knew there were so many positions open till 1 ran a class flied advertisement in The Graphic-really l just took my pick other idle boys try The Graphic too-feel sure they'll get a job just as easily and quickly as l did"
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FOUR GOOD LOTS. ONE BLOCK FROM Cherry street, i'll Forrest Park addition,
 will sell at q bargain if sold at once Ad- dress "A s. care Graphic. 9-17-Gt%
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aETZ CAR, 1918 MODEL, FIVE good condition: will exchange or sell. Address NJ. C. Binns. phic 9.17 .Gt:
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Try The
 Classified

BATH ROOM FIXTURES WANTED
 tub, Iavatory and toilet; must be ill good condition. Address 911 East Second, or phone 115. 9-17-6
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X NEW TALKING MACHINE DIRECT from the factory; less than wholesale cost Call at 3O4 East 18th Ave. Phone 137
 u-1G
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Try the Classified ads.
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BAGGAGE--WE HAUL IT. PHONE Gl. Office Union Station. Pine Bluff Bag gage Co.,
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

GOAJON1ES
 k1Toh X sl.,,, AcToMoD11l.1EG rrs10S \, 'pMlings at 32.2 Pine Street
 "oaern Machine Shop. 9-2O- If |voN"nHHo~roo~c~~oo>o,oo Eok SALE-HOUSES IMoME I1pslis AT I, 15lS WALNUT FOR S"ssalu: Phone 2637. o.n,',;, m |6i,D'M |i,I ;lro HOUSE IN MAKsIl.rur 6W ,%o cso, full lots for only si3n, |tL, .as'l cS ana the balance y15mi I t,,s, Io out and look these hn,,s.. .v,"o eiH w vall us. McGehee R..,itv "" Vest 2nd Ave. e's i54, 'I n, ROOM HOUSE, CunNnr \ S,, Vn 'a street car llne: nnstn,ra GopaUa;' GGOyU' and always rented dpstais Wiis AdlrseasasH AdlsaaH In,! 1T taken by August M ist' ssoo 72U-tf
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Household goods and office furniture: perSolial attention given. Lowest freight
 rates secured on shipments. Cotton Belt track No switching charges
 COTTON BELT WAREHOUSE AND STORAGE CO, Phone 1231 S-31- -1lno
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NASH AUTOMOBILE, IN Al bargain. E. II. Elsberry at -ui1oer company. 0-14-6ts
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FOR SALE

IVN -~N V v v V V '-'
 -uoME GROWN FRUIT 9!Jh m, irees, eyergrecns, shrub
 hrrry M plants, Ilpton Nursery smk, Ark. MT. J. E. Mufpny' "rrl % and salesman, is repre-, ,p Pine Bluff district. Mall fn n either ripton Nursery Inc, 'hy. r. U. Box lU1, Pine BiuI1'
 M Mrall TOT your order. e-l3-1m yNE SET HAR.'aSS, ONE ron. horse will work any
 wejyhs 12OO. Phone 5O or s53.
 e'e 9-4-rl f1'SED FOUR-rlEtE sOhln rne filled living room suit; Will ,rgain OH account of leaving
 a. j. Guenther, 1l2 w.: otn.
 A 9-2O-Gt ErNpERWOOD TlPEWKlTEK Sss condition; real bargain. l-24-t
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E}5l6EQADvERT!{EMENTS
|EMALE HELP.

|,r APPEARING LADIES l;[a All ,,.a Al ldemonstration in city,
 house saIary: u experience not
 X soou tsach you the work ana He leaih'he' 9-16-5tS Itel. 1-~~u~~~~~~~~
 1, ro WORK IN LABORA, |allkersie! 9-1S-6t
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R RENT-ROOMS

1 ROOMS FOR GENTLE ,.5 "H floor Orpheo building: :.
 llru ilo'i y-2U-6t ,u,pxIslIED ROOMS. AT ave- 'o 9-1S-6t
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14
THE GOOD OLD DAYS

A newspaper account OF family
reunion in one of the little Georgia
towns remarked that the get-together
dinner was featured by cords Of coun-
try fried chicken, red slices of Juicy
old ham and stacks of lemon me.
ringue pies. Oh, dear, why will peo-
pie write about such things-St. Au-
gustine Record.
And pray, could not the whole
country live that way if we would
get down off the. stills we have been
walking on for years? If we could
Just get on our feet on the ground
We've got lots of high headed people
iii our "cities" who turn their Offend
ca noses up at the idea Of raising
chickens. Even our farmers neglect
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14

these things and live on CANNED
The old time "hog killing" dsv.
few and far between; the can. ~, ~
that once stood on every farm
rerely to be seen. and on most ;.
a few chickens only roost wber. 49,
dreds used to be seen.
In the old days when the Straw.
rode UP to our gates we heard !.
cheerful salutation and invit..,.
Light and come in" We dom, ~.
it now, but, some Of these davs r,..
the right spirit gets back in tho i, =,
we believe we will.
We have faith the country NIL,
blossom as the rose. All we nosd /,
the home raising spirit. Gainesv,,,,
Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14

insect pests, enjoy the shade and
dropped fruit enrick the soil by their
droppings and help cultivate by their
scratching. Root knot which attacks
a number of our fruit trees may be
kept down in part by the efforts OF a
flock of chickens under the trees
In 1917 the University Of Missouri
extension department made an esti-
mate of the yield and value of the
fruit produced in ten orchards in ten
different counties of the state. 1t was
found that the cash value after de-
Quoting cost of production averaged
s261.21 per acre. It is possible to
make this home fruit garden the most
productive area on the place.
Farmers Bulletins
If one does not understand meth
eds of propagation the most salts
factory way to get the trees desired Ia
to purchase them from reliable
nearby nursery, the varieties OBJ
tanned will thus be adapted to the To-
cality. 1t adds much interest to pro-
pagate at least part Of ones trees
and there are bulletins and books
easily obtained which will make COM
paratively plain the methods to be
followed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14
TAKES LOTS OF BAIT NOW

"She turned me down." cried q
young fellow at Clearwater Beach
yesterday.
There are just as good fish in the
sea as ever were caught" consoling.
ly replied Sheriff Whitehurst, to
whom the youth was telling bis
troubles.
Eyes, but my bats all gone," said
the victim, turning his pocket inside
out.-Clearwater Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14


tural College of Agriculture, U. of FL
With the development of the state
now taking place, the increase in
production and consequent increase
in wealth, the large proportion of
residents who spend the year around
here and their desire to live eco
nom'cally, BEAUTIFULLY and contented'
", it seems fitting time to discuss
the growing Of fruits for home con-
sumption.
Florida extends through so great
a range of latitude that it is not pos.
sible to suggest fruits adapted to the
whole area, therefore the following
| divisions are made in order that
more definite and satisfactory recon.
mendations may be made:
Northwest section, embracing all
Of western and northern Florida to
the Suwannee river.
Northeast section, extending from
the Suwannee river eastward and
southwark to the southern boundar-
les of Levy, Marion, Putnam and st.
Johns counties.
South-central section, the counties
south of the above to the northern
boundary of Palm Beach and Lee
counties.
South section, the counties of Palm
Beach, Broward, Dade, Lee and Mon
roe.
Fruits for Northwestern Section
In the northwestern section the de-
ciduous fruits should be given a
prominent place. These may include
the apple, peach, plum, pear, pecan,
persimmon. fig. grape, and pomegran-
ate. The apple does better here
than in any other section but not we'll
enough to planting more than q. few
trees Of such varieties as Jennings,
Early Harvest, and Red June. Peach
es should be given prominent place,
such varieties as Carman Sneed, and
Glen, with perhaps tree or two of
Jewel for very early fruiting. Most
of the varieties of plum, pear and
persimmon, fig, and pomegranate list
ed by the nurserymen Of the state
Will do well here, so there is album
dant opportunity for choice in selec-
ton. The Curtis pecan gives most
general satisfaction, though it bears
nut not so large as the Frotscher.
Stuart and Van Deman, which. how
ever are not so sure of producing
regularly a good crop. OF the bunch
grapes the Delaware, damon! and
Niagara will probably prone the
most satisfactory, and any OF the
muscadine varieties.
For the Northwest Section
In the northeast section, leaving
out apples but bringing in the Sat-
suma orange, kumquat, and Duncan
grapefruit, and the loquat, changing
the varieties Of peaches to Imperial,
jewel Taber and Waldo, planting on
~ the Celestial and Brown Turkey
fig, Excelsior, Terrell and McRae
plum, other kinds and varieties as
recommended for the northwest Sec
ton would prove satisfactory.
South Central Section
In the South Central section moro
attention should be given to the ever
greens, any desired varieties OF the
different groups of citrus, especially
such choice ones not much grown
commercially, as Ruby Blood. King.
and Villa Franco lemon. The guava
should have q place here also. OF the
deciduous, the Jewel. Miami and Red
Ceylon peach, the Excelsior Mum
and muscadine grape are desirable.
In the southern section, any desired
variety OF citrus and such tender
sub-tropicals as guava, mango. avo-
CadO, DaDaya tamarind sonoa;Y,o -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank my neighbors and
friends and also the Odd Fellows n,
their kindness to me at the time a,
the death Of my husband, Dr.. Perry
G. Johnson.
MRS. PERRY G. JOHNSON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-06-14

Summer school will begin Monday
June 16, 1919, at High school build.
ing. Special rates will be made to
five or more taking the same sub.
ject. School opens at $3.50 a. IN.
CHAS. M. JONES,
9139 Superintendent,