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wmsm s I niiiions nnow IS in StudebaKer valui 1 been handed down f J 1 TKo I J. WCOI, jJlUUl H appreciated is show M plant covers 101 acre; H factories in the world IS If you want the II longest life you'll ch ^ and let us show you 1 Incf I I the celebra I Wagons. W I interest to se< I n n | summer- v REMARKABLE COTTON CROP. ? With Over 14,000,000 Bales Money | ' I Product of Crop Was Worth Over $1,000,000,000. , & ? or 5 Washington, March 20.?The 1913 crop was .the most valuable ever ciblc grown and second largest in poin: of quantity. Statistics announced by Me fall/' census bureau today indicated it ICIIIY amounted to 7,383,557,500 pounds or 14,767,151 bales 'C-f lint and linter cot- ' Aon. The ..oral value of the crop, in^ cludine the value of cotton seed, is I unofficially estimated roundly at morejl than $1.000^000,000, compared w'tb j ^ last year's 5920,000,000 and $963,000,000 for the previous most valuable , . r-iniA 119,29* in 19 crop, that of 1910. v The crop was also one of the largest ^ie a^eia? for the croi) cotton crops ever grown, amounting to 1' 14,127,356 equivalent 500-pound bales bales aR(* ex< ot lint and 639,795 equivalent 500- P?un^s' comp TWtunVl Koloo nf an(^ 504.5 in. I?/VSU.Lfcll UUi ^ O Ui iiULtiO. These figuies compare with 13,703,- ^he. niim^ 421 equivalent 500-pound bales of lint Ior Cr,?^r and 609,594 bales of linters last year, pare(* and 15,692,703 Dales of lint and 557,- _ ^I0^lKt!0n 575 bales of linters in 1911. The department of agriculture's comPar^estimate, announced December 12, 01 a^r^cu^111 placed the 1913 crop at 13,677,000 ^ich exclud< equivalent 500-pound bales. Alabama 1 With tais report the bureau of cen- 'ja^es' 001 sus departed from its previous meth- an<^ od reporting the cotton crop by not mem oi^ agn< including the quantity of linters in kales Ior fc the total production. Director Wil- Arkansas?r. liam J. Harris announced this was j 071,359 bales, done because witia the installation of i in 1912 and 9 modern machinery closer delinting of ment of agric seed had largely increased the quan- j bales for 1913 tity of linters and at the same time ! Florida?To' ; lowered the average quality of the j bales, compar fibre, so that now only a small pan, ! and 83,388 in iii any, was used as, a substitute for j agriculture es " lint cotton. j 1913. The number of rui ning bales of Georgia?To lint cotton, counting round as half S70 bales, conbales, was 13,964,981, and of linter j 1912 and 2,76! cotton, 629,019 running bales, com-; ment of agric pared with 13,488,539 running bales j 000 bales for 1 of lint and 602,S24 Tunning bales of Louisiana?1 linters last year, and 15,553,073 run- 132 bales, con nili? halp<c nf lintnrc? In 1Q11 -|Olf> ovwi oca - ?---c? ? ??- ^ ac-JLX. J 1 v'l ?. CI II LI OOl > Included in the production for 1913 ment of agrici are 29,267 bales which ginners esti- bales for 1913. mated would be turned out after the j Mississippi? ^_tim6 of the March canvass. j 443 bales, com Round bales included numbered 99,- ! 1912 and 1,20c 916 compared with 81,52$ last year j men: of . agrici and 101,554 in 1911. : 600 bales'for:: W 'Sea Island bales included 77,490 Missouri~Tc r compared with 73,777 la?t year and bales, compart 1 \ f 8 theYalue of thcNsme ^^MMW wagon. sixty "years jjj Confidence & e and StudebaKer service, has j| 'rom father to son. K& Df how StudebaKer service is |j rn by the fact the StudebaKer |j 3 of ground?the largest vehicle h l k i rag'on of finest appearance and U loose a StudebaKer. Come in Jp scores of points of superiority. W ved, a car load of ted Studebaker ri!l make it to your e us before buying. Vise Stock Co. j I tt/mi maa/] nn $1 nn JUU 11CCU tpUWtVV; tpifVU >10,000.00, long time, ree i rate of interest, come with me. I A Rhi+AI 11. and 96,808 in 1931. D ?e gross weight of bale agriculture estimated (>6 counting round as half 1913. eluding linrers, was 50S.8 Xorth Carolina?Total ared Kith 508.0 last year 1 789,944 bales, compared 1911. in 1912 and 1,075,826 i ir of ginneries operated partment of agricultui of 1913 was 24,730 com- 765,000 bales for 1913. 3,279 for the J 912 crop. Oklahoma.?Total proc of Spates in equivalent 026 bales, compared wit] !es, exclusive of linters, 1912 and 1,022,092 in 1: sons and the department ment of agriculture estii e's Eecember estimate, bales for 1913. es linters, follow: Soutu Carolina?Total "otal production, 1,494,- j 1,375,700 bales, compare n pa red with 1,342,275 in j 1S2.12S in 191:: and 1.64* 16,534 in 1911. Depart- j Department of agricultu culture estimated 1,510,- ! 1,330,000 bales for 1913. l | Tennessee?Total prod rotal production, 1,- 201 bales, compared wit compared with 792,048,- 1912 and 449,737 in 19 39,302 in 1911. Depart- mem of agriculture estin ulture estimated 900,000 bales for 1913. Texas?vPctal products cal production, =18,451 bales, compared with ed with o2,i"60 in 1912 1912 and 4,449,737 in 1911. 1911. Department of of agriculture estimate timated 6S,000 bales for bales for 1913. iVirginia?Total produc tal production, 2,314,- bales, compared with 2* lpared with 1,776,546 in and 29,891 in 1911. De S,627 in 1911. Depart- I '?Ticulture estimated 25,C ulture estimated 2,275,- 1**13. 913. All Other States?Total rotal production, 442,- 22,-"OS bales, compared wi tipared with 376,096 in 1912 and 17,215 in 1911. ,597 in 3911. Depart- The census bureau a'm ilture estimated 400,000 <statistic.* -of this repc are subject to slight coi Total production, 307,- the full report to be pub) pared with 1.046,418 in May 1. >,545 in 1911. Departllture estimated 1,195,- HaTe yonr printing done 191g ' . ? aid and Xews office?then tal production, 6<,173 with 55,691 in 1912 that it is dene right, i niHBBBBHHMHBHBBHI I I Om 1 I g dtua I k a I | | I Not be cause of i || Not be< I cause of ! I! Not be* I of the insi j I $1051 F. O. B. DETROI I Electrically Start . I Electrically Light I Five-Passenger I' Cars in Stocl MO" 1400 MAIN STR] i T 1 ! Mr, Pleasure ; tepartmenc of "One of the b( ,000 bales for without telephone ! mer, "is the pleas production, knowledge that wh with 96o,6o3 tection that the tele n mL De" On the farm it. 'e estimated i ^ and is the means 01 . ^ eOA gency that mav aris taction, S30,- j ' , ? , n,, If vou haven t LI JL,V? A, WJ V XII ? jii. Depart- the nearest Bell Tel nated 820,000 our free booklet ani costs. production, ( d with 1,- FARMERS' re; estimated SOUTHERN BEL] AND TELEGRAI uc-tion, 3i9,h 276.546 in 11. Depart- ? uated 375,000 Common. Cincinnati Enquirer. on, 3,953,133 Willie?Paw, is the truth str J r\ ^ ^ . ! ?. U C. ^ ?. * O 5,8SU,Z1U 111 wau iiuuon; Department Paw?Well, it is more of a str, id 3,390,000 than fiction, my son. tion. 23,409 Hare yoiir printing done at The ,398 in 1912 partment of aid and News office?then you 1 00 bales for x that it is done right. production, I th 11,402 in | Mildrena Hair Remedy Nc r.M. raiis. ounced that j )rt for 1913 I To restore gray hair to its nai rrections in ; color and beauty. Xo matter how .isned about j and faded your hair looks, or hong you have been gray, it will ^ ~ wonders for you, keep you loo at The Her-! young, promote a luxuriant growt (healthy hair, stop ite falling out I you now remoTe dandruff. Will soil ekin or linen. "Will not injure : 5 8 ir Vi? A 1 cwanci /ii cause of the price r :he trade mark. :ause of th p vnnr] If he good name. :ause of the outside ide. t && i * * . {for Immediate Delivery. L w ER 5 GA EET j iHnmBnaHHBi *,[| I m w J| r? md Protection ?st reasons why I would not be service," writes a Georgia far . r 4 t ure it gives my wite and tile lie I am away, she has the prophone gives." le telephone dispels loneliness f bringing help in any emer- j , t \ e. a telephone on your farm see ephone Manager or write for d learn how little this service I LINE DEPARTMENT L TELEPHONE 1J ?H COMPANY uAJ 1 ihair. Is not a dye. Refuse all substitutes; 50c. a bottle anger at druggists. !I7DI?r We wil1 send a large anger J a JxHjl-i trial bottle FBEE by return mail, to anyone who sends this Coupon to American Proprietary Co., Her- Boston, Mass., with their name and S address and 10c in silver or stamps to I know pay p0Stage. nr7iCTA? ^ sa^e an(*sure m iver lc t^lijlUL remedy in all Q ** (Trade Mark) A Cases of nvf>r? sHmnlatinn olcA in- ! LUiai ? jgk j cases of Brain Fatigue, Nervous R j10W Exhaustion caused by overwork or vork malnutrition, unequalled for nausea king or general depression. A general ijj tonic and body builder. Mail or- i Si an(j ders filled ,by Rezistol Chem. Co., | not Boston, Mass. * * ^ pour ??? Rew aker" I BSaBBBBHBHHL TVraDBEBaBM utomobiles $1575 K. O. B. DETROIT Fln/?f ii/aiijr uiancu Electrically Lighted | Seven-Passenger I nark; but be- [ >oks; but be- I , but because ! I . w "" , w ' ft ' ? . <. \ et Us Show You. I RAGE TELEPHOEE NO. 300 1 ~ HAIR HEALTH Is the result of a clean scalp, free from dandrurf?to get your scalp and hair in this healthy condition use DIKE'S Quinine and Sage Compound Refreshing and invigorating to the hair and scalp. Its antiseptic action keeps the hair in sl healthy condition?gives the roots of the hair the required nourishment?removes all dandruff?preseives the natural beauty and color of hair. 50c for a large bottle. 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