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- ... I II - .?. ? fliHK I T(* SB ( I Lak P I We offei r ? of Agric 3 mm jj Wm 8KB 8 tb r? I If tl Lake City they v> Ij ? farmers who sold would have mad* / in Olanta last ye clear money $3,9 $ 01 "-f The Imper City which cost a j requires the pure the Imperial ouy< petition and buy < of its location on is eliminated, th< markets with onl I ! companies are an II I We Sc SM in??^?imri I I J Wtm+Tl4 . ? ? # f 1 AAA I I 11 IS H Hal lifi b Submi e City is the be r the figures a< iilfnfA fnr Snut UI IUI W ivi \ K L MARKETS AKB CITY la ^ ilA?An/?d VI WIIW - landing jhirrionsville [ingstree_ rlanta lemingway ohnsorivitle i nertf who sold in Klflgatree 1 *ould hate made in clear mor I in Johnsontiille last year had j in clear money $9,983.41. ] ar had sold in Lake City the 96.69. If the farmers who i why r M. ML ML ial Tobacco Co. has a steam bout two hundred thousand do! hase of an enormous amount 2T is given a limit that will er enough tobacco to keep the plar this market, packing, prizing,s j leaf being snipped direct fro y one handling and the<saving The amount of money that t :o the farmer who sells" here, nually represented on this n imit as will enable them to coi >licit Your . ' ^ \ mmmmmmmmmmmamaaamm - 4t/ * T i M Mr m ej Hl MMHS^BSnMHR Km #1 i no ./ ' ' tted by Chai ;st Tobacco M ; given in the h Carolina foi ake cn \ . I ANALYJ ast season had Sold in ley $11,318.74. If the sold in Lake City they If the farmers who sold y would have made in sold in Hemingway last OES LA drying plant in Lake liars. Tnis investment of tobacco; therefore, lable him to meet comif in nnprat.irm. Rprause ;hipping and unpacking m Lake City to foreign is included in the limit his additional handling Fifteen other strong narket. These buyers npete with the ImpePatronage A ppsn <4HB / mm B fg B B B '? B mber of Comn 7 arket in the Sta Official Report r the year 1913 t "Y LEADS Pounds A 4,343,231 $ 616,2 2,072,223 296," 1,399,997 ' 196,( 3,658,439 567,<i 2;5?2,442 353,?: - 868,1*47 119,. 1.957,674 143.5 I (313,6(57 176,-1 m KtftS: fear had sold in Lake City 6,557:57. If; all the fanners in City J^ist season amounting -City Sales), they would hav actually got We cite the Agriculture, to prove this s your own calculation. KE CITY L rial buyer. The presence i on this market, another lar makes it possible for the c< the Imperial Company's lin house floors keen. Compet the contrary are without vj ot the. Commissioner of I above set out, that Lake Ci1 that was paid in South Car steam drying plant. More Competition; More Competi is what you want. . Guarante< t V - A?.. .. '*y ' - 'few i! w m n Bj B H-^B ' B 91 ll'l B 81 B B B jB ^kB ;'^h *5 "-"-r ' lerce ite of South of the Comr o prove it: mount Average 1 184.75 S\4 '98.82 <!14 >95-48 .14 >99.32 13 >77.47 fl3 J71.78 43 >92.44 '*13 HJ8.04 "ll3 7 ' f they would have mad this section had sold the j to 12,938,229 pounds e received $49,886.17 mor official statement of the tatement. We invite y ;EAD? ind activity of the Cooper ge and well equipped st ^mpanies buying lesser < lit. This renders compet :ition makes the price anc ilue when viewed in the ] Agriculture, which show ty paid the highest averaj olina, second only to Mi i Tobacco, More Buyers; ] ition, More Money; Highe i a Squar V ' ! .>* L- W I .. ,, .. ... SI f\r o 1 mm % I mm U I 19 H ' v;| Carolina. jl | nissioner Vn Jl e in clear money IBe iir tobacco in|Lake | SIB (exclusive of Lake I i FS e money than they I ; commissioner 01 sw ou to verify it'bv ? H 'if Leaf Tobacco Co. B earn drying plant, B| quantities to meet 3B ;ition on the ware- J H ] all aroaiments to 9 Hi s conclusively as n| %e price per pound B| ullins, wnich has a BB More Buyers, More 1 SB ir Price: The Price ^ H | 1^1 e Deal ^