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TK* PKOPT t BARNWHT T. B f ) Side dress your Cotton with GERMAN POTASH: KAINIT 20 per cent MANURE SALT and NITRATE OF SODA 100 pounds of Manure Salt go as far as 160 pounds of Kainit and have the same effect as a plant food and plant disease preventive— neither one will injure your crop. For prict* icrite nearest Office of Nitrate Agencies Company New York Norfolk Savannah Jacksonville New Orleans loaston, Texas Stockt mt other leading Atlantic and Gulf Porte ALFALFA ENEMY IS DRIVEN BACK Effective and Cheap Method of ■ Stopping Injury by Pest Has Been Fjound. i UT CORNS OFF IT DOESN'T HURT I With fingers ( Corns lift oyt and . costs only few cents CROP TREATED 8T SPRAYING Net Saving on Damonstrahion Fields of 4,263 Acres Totaled $41,371 at Cost of $1.50 Par Acre—Power Pumps Used. . ~ ; ■ j-' ^Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Tlie alfalfa weevil in some sections not only causes financial loss but even threatens actual ruin. Heretofore the contrbl methods were only partially successful. Flooding the alfalfa fields, cultivating them when dry, and drag ging them with a brush harrow seemed to check this pest only in a measure. Also, the growth of a second culling was so delayed and often so short that the crop ns a whole wits mm h reduced Stop Destructiveness of Pest. Work by the Salt Lake City office of the bureau of entomology showed that best results came from spraying the al falfa fields with a solution of arsenate of lead when the larvae of the weevil were doing the greatest amount of damage on the first crop^ Demonstra tions were h«*ld In various section* of the Great Salt Lake rnllry In <*<v ofwrntioo with the county agricultural agents. During UI19 this work was ex tended and the demonstrations carried forward by the county agents Indicate that an effective and cheap method of stopping the destrucilveiM^M of ltd* has been found •mm by tbrnyiftf. During tbe tost }*ar 4J9R3 seres nf alfalfa were I feel •si by spraying, and H |a estimated that tbe net saving an DODSON STOPS SALE OF CALOMEL • . f f 0 VDodson’s Uver Tone^ is Taking Place of Dangerous, Sickening Chemical, Say Druggists Pain? No, not one bit! Just drop ft little Freezone on that touchy com. Instantly it stops aclilng, then you lift | that bothersome com right off. Tes, magic 1 Costs only a few’, cents. Try Freezone! Your druggist sells* t.ft tiny bottle; sufficient to rid your feet i of every hard com, soft corn, or com 1 between the toes, and calluses, without one particle of pain, soreness or Irrl- 1 tatlon. Freezone is the mysterioua I ether discovery of u Cincinnati grnlus. I —Adv. Ordrr Filled. "Did you see where soiuc wotunii | complained Ihmuiim* rhe had to pay ft tor a gin-* of IcanKMuleT* "Well, nbe aak cd to ha^e a lean^n * bandetl her. didn’t -heT* Shave With Cvtkura ftaap Every druggist In town 1ms noticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the some rea- "Calomel is dangerous and people know it.” Dodson’s Liver Tone Is per sonally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn’t edist "very much hut if it fails to give easy relief In every casf of liver slug gishness and constipation. Just ask for your money back. Dodson> Liver Tone Is ft pleosanfr tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both childrerf and adults. feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head ache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn’t gripe or cause In* convenience all fh* next day like vU*: lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don’t l< a day.—Adv. FREE TRIAL Ser.d no men Try Uazor Fir^t t u \ i% A.N YLAkS I HE > r»F\llt PAX OR And a. M 00 Hone for* You cant buy a better Tlazor for > 5.°° AFTER TRIAL you WAnt to kenri it 5«*i\d Us O 5 well as premnu sklo penty. skla (bn sod aftla health be mei We wmi roe id tbe DIvU ft*eor and try h thoroughly. After trUI tf you we ■e«p If •end me II Head we will Mnd you « tin* |l M rat or heme free. If you < you bjr* return m*H* Fl11 hUak b^ow and nail to ua. Tbe near will be DIXIE MANUFACTURING KXK, UNION CITY, GEORGIA •wat «• a DMamawMMaaWMM* fa* M DA Yt r«n TftlAU If MthtefWvr I •• Wu4 yuu •• » »%ee*»e—t« ^e+e#< r A. ft. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.. Kmrs MtmMiMD owes'morale aided it music e Am Mwa^AMMf Pm ant Ki.m a HI m»ab*v | aSb* mmo 11 rw — W by fea WIMW ^ry fl >b» ma%t | | cam14 ftH bww a* fa*t aa •mV my a ••r«i a hoadaai Tranarript -llv bw? part wf bia metna III ■! I ■■ II—— •Ml m— b^*« : t*-ninc barag*# 1 aoci't A iwin ran make or loaa • fun no# IH bint bat, my fbbar tmrib for a a hi la la n a*m*rw •ite myla^ ffundb? mweafrbrr— H Mtion Traiuwrlpf fa rarb « >f hrr Coffee Often Disturbs Digestion and frequently., causes ner vousness and sleeplessness. % u If coffee annoys you . in any way, try evwftftr mi"rNiei ef Al thr a if tee yww eg alf alfe buy. ftJP e t«ea (be yveeifleg •etine^boeAd l«atel IIHMa* m (bet reamty ebeae. OWMlf) acewu end fa rwwra le uibev men!lea In (’tab alao rrj«*n that »hm nwrtual cnodltU«na prwailed leaf year the aprayleg of alfalfa proved lo be rheap. prat’tlral and effertlve. FARMER IS MORE EFFICIENT i Average Com Yield In Last Half Cen tury U 14>4 Bushels Per Farm er's Workday Com production averftged llttl# more than two bushels per farmer’s workday of ten hours In the middle of the last century, when he hulked and shelled by hand and turned the crank of a fodder cutter. The avenge rose to 14 l £ bushels half a century laier when he used a gang plow,, disk har row, corn planter, self-hinder for cut ting, busker and fodder-cutter, anil a shelling machine, says the United States department of agriculture. Be sides. there has been improvement in agriculture. If the eorn was husked * This favorite drink enjoys growing popularity because of its pleasing flavor and its su periority to coffee in health fulness. V, * # Sold by Grocer* in two size*-25c-15c * » No raise "in price -f Mad* by POSTUlf CEREAL CO- Inc. the field, ami The corn was not shelled, the gain in production per day of farmer’s labor was from 10 bushels in the earlier time to 26% busheift In the later. PROPER FEED AT FARROWING G RAND old “Bull" Durham. He belongs In chit country’s Hall of Fame. Can yeu think of a more familiar figure ? For over half a century Bull hat been part of the landscape; the tobacco he represents has made millions and millions of friends. You can roll fifty-thrifty cigarettes from one bag. CENUINg . it BULfDURHAM