The Schulenburg Sticker (Schulenburg, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, June 4, 1926 Page: 10 of 16
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Texas Farm News
Foard county reports the
biggest grain crop since
1919*
Dallas county farmers
have been fighting army
and cut-worms with poison
mash.
It is estimated that about
250 cars of cucumbers will
move out of the Rio Grande
Valley to Northern and
Eastern markets.
Athens shipped its first
crate of peaches, May 18th.
They were of the "Victor"
variety, fully developed,
and fine quality.
Gen. J. Carillo, represent-
ative of the Mexican gov-
ernment, is buying horses
in Texas, which will be
shipped to Mexico.
Bell county claims to
have harvested the largest
grain crop in 25 years,
many fields of oats yielding
100 bushels per acre.
W. W. Randle has on ex-
hibition in one of the stores
at Lockhart five mammoth
onions, w e i g h i n g 41/2
pounds with the tops cut
off.
The Pecan crop around
Lockhart is very promising.
The trees are well loaded
with small pecans, and if
nothing causes them to
shed off, the yield will be
large.
The first carload of wa-
termelons reported to move
out of Texas for Northern
markets was shipped May
25 from Yturria, a station
in ,Willacy county, South
Texas.
Crops are from one to
three weeks behind
throughout Texas, due to
late spring. Cotton acreage
has been increased about 15
per cent, and much of the
crop had to be replanted.
The monthly livestock re-
port of the Federal Depart-
ment of Agriculture dis-
closes that Texas ranges
have never been in better
condition. The calf crop is
fairly good, and prospects
are good for many fat cat-
tle and muttons this spring
and summer.
Titus county, Texas, has
won the prize offered by
the St. Louis-Southwestern
railroad for the county in
which the greatest number
of members of boys and
girls' 4-H clubs and voca-
tional agriculture students
who attended its dairy, hog
and poultry demonstration
train.
Led by P. G. Haines,
county agent, a plan is be-
ing conducted in Limestone
county for production of in-
fertile eggs. "If Limestone
county sold only infertile
eggs we would get a pre-
mium price," says the coun-
ty agent, who blames the
farmers and poultrymen
for the present' low price of
eggs, due to inability to
keep fertile eggs fresh.
Banner shipments of wa-
termelons and tomatoes are
expected this year from the
Rio Grande Valley.
Hogs sold at $14.50 on
the Fort Worth market,
May 28th, the price being
the highest paid on this
market in five years.
Several farmers in the
Midland country are feed-
ing dry redtop sorghum
fodder to gilt hogs, and the
animals eat it with relish.
Mr. Mally, county agent,
said that there is much
more interest in diversified
farming in Bexar county
than ever before. The small
amount of land in cotton
and the large number of
acres in oats, corn and oth-
er feedstuffs is very notice-
able. Fifty farmers are co-
operating with the county
agent in alfalfa demonstra-
tions, and there are at least
1,000 acres in alfalfa yield-
ing. six or seven cuttings
each year of a ton per acre
each cutting.
J. L. Key, a farmer of
Oak Grove, Smith county,
is one of the real diversifi-
cationists of East Texas.
Key is busy shipping cab-
bage plants now. He soon
will have onions, Irish and
sweet potatoes, tomatoes,
blackberries, melons of va-
rious kinds, plums, peaches,
Japanese persimmons and
turkeys to offer for sale.
He also has ten acres in cot-
ton, as well as his own corn,
meat, sausage, bacon, hams
and eggs—and canned beef
as well.
Organization of the sec-
ond $100,00(f fig company
within the last month was
perfected at Galveston
May 6th, when directors
for a proposed fig preserv-
ing company were elected
and Announcement made
that application for a State
charter would be made
within a few days. The
plant to be erected will be
located on the mainland,
Dickinson and Texas City
having been mentioned as
possible points.
The Texas Fig, Inc., a
$100,000 corporation, was
recently launched by the
Kempner interests of Gal-
veston. It will not do actual
preserving, but will be ac-
tively engaged in the de-
velopment and exploitation
of this industry.
W. T. Wilson and S. R.
Bowman of Dickens county
have grown alfalfa success-
fully for many years and
have made money from it.
To date, 167 farmers in this
county have signed up in a
club to sow from a quarter
acre to 100 acres of alfalfa.
County Agent S. R. Rey-
nolds is backing the alfalfa
and cotton contest move-
ments with the support of
Spur bankers and business
men.
Unusually fine general
conditions prevail in the
sheep and goat country of
Southwest Texas, it was
said at Fort Worth, May
10th, by J. H. Rasco, chief
scabies inspector of the
Live Stock Sanitary Com-
mission of Texas, who had
just returned from a tour
of inspection through that
area.
Abundant rains through-
out late winter and spring
have provided fine forage,
resulting in fat stock and a
big crop of fine quality
wool and mohair, Mr. Rasco
said. The lamb and kid crop
also is one of the largest
ever known in Texas. This
year's wool and mohair
crops are of extra fine qual-
ity, due to the unusually
good condition of the ani-
mals.
Harvesting of wheat and
oats began in Central Texas
the latter part of May, and
will be completed in North-
ern and Western Texas
some time this month. Both
crops are reported good,
and some fields of oats will
make 100 bushels per acre.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT
FARMS AND RANCHES
TEXAS
OWN RICH FERTILE FARM
Unique plan (no annual payments on
principal required). Fine water, schools,
highway and railroad ; 27 miles south Am-
arillo; rich level ranch lands cut in 160-
acre tracts at $30.00 an acre; 7% pays both
principal and interest in 34 years. Write
owner for particulars.
' Box 1351,
Fort Worth, Texas.
At a recent meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce
of Lufkin it was determin-
ed that $1,295 will be J
awarded farmers in Ange-
lina county this season, as j
follows:
Four hundred and twen-
ty-five dollars in four prizes
for the best one acre of
cotton, $185 in four prizes
for the best one acre of
corn, $160 in four prizes for
the best acre of peanuts,
$185 in four prizes for the
best one-fourth acre of su-
gar cane. The remaining
$155 will be distributed to
the boys' clubs.
Lower Rio Grande Valley
Irrigated Farms
For Sale by Owner
45-acre tract, 10 of which is in three-
year-old citrus, bearing some this year.
Two 45-acre tracts, both in high state of
cultivation, ideal for citrus culture, truck-
ing or raising anything. These properties
in heart of valley and no finer soil in the
world. Deal with owner direct and save
large commissions. The above tracts near
concrete highway and adjacent to the most
progressive town in the valley. Reason
for selling have other interests that re-
quire my entire time. Liberal terms. In-
vite investigation.
ADDRESS P. O. BOX 868,
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS.
SERE ARE FOUR MONEY MAKERS ~
160-acre farm. 11 miles out, $85 per
acre, 5 and 10 acre tracts, 10 miles, $150
to $200 per acre.
10-acre tracts, 1G miles, on hard sur-
faced road, $100 per acre.
20 acres on Richmond Road, close in,
$1,000 per acre.
DESIRABLE TERMS i
N. B. KNIGHT & CO.
320-21 Binz Bids.
Preston 387 Hadley 1759
Houston, Texas
FARMS AND RANCHES
OKLAHOMA
FOR SALE—Choice 160-acre Woodward
County farm. 80 acres suitable for al-
falfa. 30 acres choice for sorghums. Bal-
ance pasture. Priced for immediate sale
at $7,500.00. N. H. PATTERSON, Wood-
ward. Okla.
640 ACRES alfalfa farm, approximately
200 in alfalfa, 600 tillable bottom land.
Seven hay barns, 2 houses, descriptive
circular on request. J. A. BUSH, The
Land Man, 503 Fidelity Bldg., Oklahoma
City. Okla.
COME TO TULSA, OKLA.—For bargains
in ranch lands, ranches, farm lands, city
property, business opportunities. All in-
quiries cheerfully and promptly answered.
Tulsa Sales Co., 401 Bliss Bldg.. Tulsa, Ok.
I HAVE a number of good farms for sale
cheap. Write me for particulars. T. G.
RAMSEY, Liquidating Agent, Milburn, Ok.
ARKANSAS?
SACRIFICING 28,000 acres cutover land
near Capital for cash. Might sell part.
P. O. Box 857, Little Roclc, Ark.
160 ACRES fine fruit and berry farm, 40
acres bearing apple orchard. 2 fine springs,
good buildings, price $10,000, terms, no
trades. THE COX LAND CO., Gravette.
Ark.
7200 ACRES Southern Arkansas cutover
Delta land. Special price made on tract,
unusually liberal terms. Good cultivable
land. Good climate. Suitable to raising
cotton, fruits, berries. Good investment
and a money maker. Write owner, GEORGE
C. BROWN LUMBER CO., Memphis, Tenn.
MISSISSIPPI
The Golden Glow Farms,
near McKinney, made a
shipment of baby chickg by
airplane mail from Dallas to
Chicago recently. The
chicks reached their desti-
nation in good condition,
said R. A. Largent, man-
ager of the Golden Glow
Farms. This hatchery has
been shipping'about 15,000
chicks weekly by regular U.
S. mail, and Dr. Largent be-
lieves that air-mail can be
used successfully for baby
chick shipping when quick
delivery is desired.
TREES, PLANTS, SEEDS
COTTON SEED
RHYNE'S Cook is the best wilt-resist-
ant cotton known. Pamphlet free.
RHYNE BROS., Benton. Ala.
FOR SALE—30 tons Lone Star Cotton-
seed. $60 ton, carloads, $1 per bushel
small lots, delivered; first year of
planting from certified seed. J. A.
DONALSON, Victoria, Texas.
FIRIjTT YEAR from Originator, pure
Half and Half cottonseed. These seed
were grown in 1924; 1050 to 1100
pounds makes bale, $1.60 bu. M- D.
MARTIN. Gatesville, Texas.
PLANTS
SWEET POTATO PLANTS — Nancy
Hall, Porto Rico or Key West. Now
shipping daily. 100, 50c; 500, $1.75;
1,000, $3.00 postpaid. L. G. HERRON,
Idabel, Okla.
NANCY HALL and Porto Rico plants,
free from black rot and weevil, $2.75
1,000 ; $2.50 1,000 in 10,000 lots. De-
livered. Get price list on other plants
and flowers. Quality and Service.
ADAMS & SON, Fayetteville, ArV
LISTEN—MR. FARMER.
Sooner or later you will come to i'ne
Panhandle of Texas, buy yourself a farm.
The sooner you come the better, for he
who hesitates is lost. Write JACK BUR-
GESS, Amarillo, Texas, the land man.
IF interested in good East Texas farms,
write AVINGER CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, Avinger, Texas. Extra good
bargains offered.
FOR SALE—Between Dallas and Fort
Worth, sandy land farms; acreage tracts;
fully equipped chicken ranch. WESSLER
& CO., Arlington. Texas.
FOR SALE—540 acres, 450 in cultivation,
150 acres bottom land, balance good up-
land, 9 houses, on state highway, paved
road, 3 miles from good town, best proper-
ty in Smith County, price $50 per acre,
one-third cash, balance to suit. Write
JOHN TOWNES, Tyler, Texas.
2600-ACRE plantation near Woodville; 30
tenants; about 1,000 acres being farmed ;
340 acres to paper shell pecans running one
to sixteen years old, 90 acres bearing trees ;
delightful climate: 560 feet elevation. Cat-
tle, hogs, sheep and dairy all do well. On
account advanced age will sell all or part
at .bargain.
H. B. CUNNINGHAM,
Woodville, Miss.
Business Opportunities
SOUTHERN U. S. Wholesale Division
A&W ROOT BEER CO., INC., offers ex-
clusive franchise rights in Oklahoma, Ark-
ansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Mex-
ico and Texas to men and women of good
moral character, business ability and finan-
cially able to handle a proposition of this
kind. Our product is nationally known
and our system of dispensing it. assures
our dealers big success. We have one of
the safest propositions on the market. A.
& W. Root Beer. "It's Different." 431-32
Bankers Mrtg. Bldg., Houston, Texas.
COLORADO A GREAT PLACETO LIVE
Some of you live Southern doctors, grab
this. Drug store and practice, either one
or both. Store doing $1,500 per month
business. Practice shows $500 cash. All
for $4,500. Practice alone $750.
Hotels, all sizes and locations. Apart-
ment houses. Transient flats.. Terms to
suit.
Groceries. Markets. Barber shops. Beau-
ty parlors. Pool rooms.
Appraisals made. Can we serve you in
any way ?
SILVER STATE MUTUAL SERVICE CO.
7 Aspen Bldg., Denver, Colo.
POOL HALL for sale or trade; seven ta-
bles : two barber chairs ; 10 rooms furnish-
ed above; paying business ; long establish-
ed. C. O. BROWN, Cleveland, Okla.
Miscellaneous For SalJK
USED CAFE AND STORE
EQUIPMENT
Dishes, stoves, steam tables, hot plate*,
Vitrolite tables, counters, coffee urns,
cash registers, show and wall cases, soda
fountains, meat slicers, meat grinders./
computing scales, etc. Write for prices.'
THE H. and J. FIXTURE CO.
102 West California St., Dept. F
Oklahoma City, Okla.
LARGE PAINT STOCK MUST BE SOLD
AT ONCE.
Asbestos Liquid Roof Coating, in barrels
at 75c per gallon; Asbestos Plastic Roof
Putty, in barrels at 8c per pound; Barn
Paint, red and green, in barrels at $1.00
per gallon ; Black Roof and Iron Paint, in
barrels at 60c per gallon. .
5% cash with order. Freight allowed
to any point in Texas.
All products manufactured and guaran-
teed to give satisfaction. By—RATHBUN
COMPANY. INC., P. O. Box No. 1343,
Houston, T
m-
BB/gp
lWmless
HOTELS, cafes, cigar, drug and grocery
stores to exchange for farms, leaders in
business chances. Write us. TALK WITH!
CAULK, S. W. Bldg., Okla. City, Okla.'
VARIETY store for sale—Clean, salable
merchandise ; ideal location ; good town ; 2
railroads; building boom on; in Ozark
fruit belt. Address J. W. RYAN, Gra-
vette, Ark.
VALUABLE TIMBER FOR SALE. FOR
INFORMATION WRITE BOX 134,
TRINITY, TEXAS.
GEORGIA
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS CHEAP.
437 ACRES, 75 in cultivation, remainder
good long leaf pine timber, two dwellings,
deep well, on public road, good white com-
j munity, two miles to consolidated school on
! railroad. Quick offer, $15 per acre.
100 ACRES, 50 in cultivation, two dwell-
j ings. two public roads, near consolidated
j school on railroad, good long leaf timber,
j good community. Only $15 per acre,
j 6,680 ACRES good timber, land and tim-
I ber. $8 per acre.
j 5,000 ACRES, good farm land, 1 mile
j from Bainbridge, river frontage, $20 per
| acre. Must sell. See, wire or write,
J. B. L. BARBER,
Bainbridge, Ga.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY—Paved highway
frontage, for citrus orchard or subdivision ;
some bearing citrus trees; between San
Benito and Harlingen; one-third cash, 10
years on balance; separate deed and notes
for each 10 acres ; the price is right; prin-
cipals investigate this. H. II. PARKS,
San Benito, Texas.
WYOMING
; FOR SALE—Wyoming ranch, 837 acres,
i Good improvements, machinery. Price
j $10,000. Terms. A. M. WELLS, Circle,
I Wyo. .
GOATS & SHEEP—Most profitable stock;
two clips per year covers most of pur-
chase price, besides raising kid, or lamb.
Increase fast, range cheap, resist drouth,
ready market for hair and increase. Ex-
cellent improved ranches, hill part of Uval-
de Co. at $7. Part 39<■ state debt. Bal-
ance easy. J. H. BURNS, owner, Uvalde,
Texas. Also good farms about Uvalde at
$25 to $50.
FOR SALE—8-room house, 3 acres ground ;
other improvements. In railroad town ;
Atp. Texas. Price $1,250. Write: No
Trade. GEO. M. BURKE.
EAST TEXAS farm, 190 acres, 120 acres
in cultivation, 40 acres in branch bottom ;
6-room residence, 4 tenant houses, land
level, good pasture, live stream running
through place. 3Vj miles on hard surface
road from Longview ; $50 an acre. R. H.
GUELICH, Longview, Texas.
NANCY HALL and Porto Rico Potato
plants for sale-at $1.50 per 1 000, de- j
livered anywhere. H. O. BASHAM,
McCaakill. Ark.
FOR SALE—Three hundred fifty acres ir-
rigated land Ward County, Texas: two
hundred fifty acres in cotton has produced
better than one bale cotton acre, priced
one hundred dollars with terms. H. F.
ANTHONY, Pecos, Texas.
TOMATOES—June Pink, McGee, 500,
$1.25; 1,0<?D, $2. VIRGIL BROOK-
SHEAR, Whitesboro, Texas.
PORTO RICO Potato Slips, now ready;
$3 per 1,000, delivered. Cash with or-
der. W. C. ERWIN, Waco, Texas.
RIO GRANDE VALLEY—Irrigated and
non-irrigated farming land in large or
small tracts. Improved or unimproved.
J. J. CLOSNER, Edinburg, Texas.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acres of fine
land. Box 391, Estancia, New Mexico.
WILL TRADE— Tennessee farm ; Florida,
Indiana, Ohio, properties for merchandise,
livestock, personal property. Make offers.
PHILLIPS, Manchester, Tennessee.
FOR SALE
Grocery and market doing cash business,
good lease, reasonable rent, location in
Temple, Texas. If you want a nice busi-
ness, investigate. Address Box 351, Tem-
ple, Texas.
S-CIDE SPRAY
covery—stops ravages of
; to humans, death to in-
sect pests—Spray Plant Life, Orchards,
etc. Perfect outdoors spray can be made
in your own home economically. Ingre-
dients can be purchased on open market.
Does its work efficiently. Will send full
instructions how to make spray upon re-
ceipt of two dollars—cash or money order.
Worth many times the amount asked. A
fortune can be made manufacturing this
spray. Write today to PINO PRODUCTS
CO., Union Springs, Alabama.
I SELL—Insured investments; you can -
speculate without risk ; insurance company
takes risk ; particulars free. T. G. SOR-
TOR, St. Joseph, Mo.
IF YOU WANT music for any of the late
"hits" you hear over the Radio—we have
them. Also records and player rolls. ,
GRIMES-LAWING PIANO CO., Fort
Worth, Texas.
TREE KILLERS—Condensed Bo-Ko kills
trees, grass, weeds. Quick. Enough for
four gallons, $2.00. BO-K9 CO., Jones-
town, Miss.
OPEN and cl$e garage doors from ma-
chine; special price $10.50. Send for cir-
cular. JOHN H. ■ WHALER MFG. OO.,
Canton, Ohio.
FOR SALE—2,800 feet 6V4-inch, 24-pound,
long collar, 10-thread National oil well cas-
ing ; every joint guaranteed perfect; Ic
hole only once. Also 2,000 feet 8^4-irch,
32-lb., 10-thread, A-l condition, $1 per loot
on the car at Detroit, Texas. Write or
phone J. FRED JOHNSTON, Clarksvjlle,
Texas.
24 SUCCESSFUL ways to make money, a
producing proposition with progressive
ideas, in book form. Price $1, "no stamps."
Circular free. A. C. WOODS, Box 66,
Maury City, Tenn.
DRY GOODS stock for trade at great re-
duction. Invoice about $14,000. Some
cash, balance trade for farm or town prop-
erty. Write 55-D Dallas News, Dallas, Tex.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE STORE—And
route; wholesale and retail; in nearby
town ; best stand in city. Address L.
KLINKE, 110 Henry St., Alton, 111.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, shoes, men's
furnishings and fixtures at 65 cents on $1.
Fine location, cheap rent, good payroll
town ; small towns near to draw trade ;
about $5,000 handle deal. BROCKMAN &
CO., West Columbia, Texas.
EXTRA fine quality honey, fresh, pacice3
in 10-pound pails, 60 pounds to the case.
Comb $12, extracted $9 per care, f. o. b.
Waxahachie. Texas. T. W. BURLESON.
WE BUY AND SELL woog|n barrels,
steel drums, bottles and kegl? AMERI- .
CAN WASTE MATERIAL & COOPER-*
AGK CO.. Fort Worth, Texas. '
FOR LEASE—FOR SALE—OR TRADE
4i05-acre ranch in Coke County, net
fenced, located 21 miles from San Angelo,
price $9 per acre. Will lease same at 45
cents an acre. A. S. WILLICK, San An-
gelo, Texas.
A GOOD clean stock of drugs and drug- I
gists' sundries for sale. Invoicing $8,645.94 I
with fixtures $3,612.50. Located in one of j
i the best county seat towns in Texas. Store
now being operated for benefit of creditors
and doing a nice business. No trade con-
sidered. If interested in something good,
s€e or write H. R. BLACK, Weatherford,
Texas, or R. M. ROWE, care Texas Drug
Company, Dallas, Texas.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Business and res-
idence lots in Lubbock. Texas. Will trade
for rgnch or city property in South Texas.
A. c: BLAKE, Waelder, Texas.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Two brick build-
ings 25x80 feet, each located in thriving
East Texas town With 5 highways, bring-
ing $60 per month rent. Write Box 135j
Gladewater, Texas, for full particulars.
FINE eight-room residence, brand new.
in "University City," to trade for stock of
hardware, general merchandise, or land.
Will pay cash difference if needed. Write
W. B. SCHOGGEN, Norman, Okla.
CALIFORNIA
PLANTS! TREES! SHRUBS!
Two-year field grown budded roses, 60c
each, $6.50 per dozen postpaid. Figs,
plums, grapes, peaches, pears. Pecans,
Satsuma Oranges, Kumquats, Straw-
berry and blackberry plants. Gladiolia
and tuberose bulbs. Ornamental out- I
door and pot plants. "If it grows we
sell it." Write for catalog. GOLD
HILL GARDENS, Beaumont, Texas.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT, buy an acre
planted figs or grapes. Company will
plant, raise and market for you: crops
yours after third year. $100 down and $20
per month until paid. Profits very large.
Write today. Ralph H. Moore Realty Co.,
205 Lane Mortgage Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.
SALE OR TRADE—77-acre improved
farm 72 acres cleared, 35 miles west of
Cincinnati, Ohio. Mtg. $2,200, price $6,200.
G. W. FENSLER, Montpelier, Ohio.
FOR SALE or Exchange—Fine farm near
Austir, 150 acres. 100 in cultivation.
Splendid combination farm and dairy
proposition. J. E. HYLAND, Buda Texas.
MEDICAL practice, paying over $10,000;
modern home, office equipment for sale;
in prosperous, growing Nebraska town;
high altitude, dry climate, good roads;
class A hospital facilities. Box 1012, Fort
Worth, Texas.
BUILD a permanent business. Small ini-
tial cost, no risk, introducing two neces-
sary auto accessories, of great merit, to
car owners and garages. Only ambitious
men with cars need apply.
THE LYLE SALES COMPANY
Drawer 46, Waco, Texas
FOR SALE—First class battery and re-
pair shop, with auto accessories, gas and
oil; good location; good town; must sell.
M. L. SPEED, Kerens, Texas.
FOR SALE—Beauty shop, fully equipped.
3-chair barber shop, exclusively for ladies
and kiddies in connection in a growing
city. Box 183, Texarkana, Texas.
FOR SALE—Yellow Bermuda: 500,
60c; 1,000, $1.00; 6,000, $5.00. Crystal
Wax: 500, 76c; 1,000, 1.25; 6,000, $6.00,
delivered. Extra large plants, 25c extra
1.0001. Cabbage and Tomatoes, leading
varieties, 200, 65c; 500, $1.00; 1,000,
$1.50. WM. HELWEG & DAUGHTER,
Box 67, Encinal, Texas.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA—An interest-
ing survey covering Poultry Farming con-
ditions here, land prices, investment re-
quired, etc. Price $2.50. L. M. ROSS.
"Independent Poultry Service," 1106 Sun
Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.
OIL LEASES
j MAKE a little bet on the Artesia, N. M-,
! oil field and feather your nest. Ask us
| about leases there. N. II. PATTERSON,
| Woodward, Okla.
I WANTED—Oil leases and royalties. Give
i full legal description and price. P. O.
i Box 1874, Tulsa, Okla.
ARIZONA
BERMUDA Onion Plants. Prepaid,
Crystal Wax. $1.25 per 1.000 ; 10,000,
$10. Yellow 10c per 1,000 cheaper.
Prompt shipment. Count and delivery
guaranteed. TED WATKINS, Box 85,
Encinal, Texas.
TREES
CHINESE elm, fastest growing shade
tree known. 75c. Spring price list on
request. HAGAN BROS., Arlington,
Texas. R. F. D. 12.
MISCELLANEOUS SEEDS
CERTIFIED Black Hull Kafir. Pure,.
$3. cwt C. BAINER, "Pomona, Kan.
SUDAN $3.75 per hundred; recleaned.
HARVE MOCK, Jetmore. Kan.
All of the prison system
crops have at last been
planted. Planting was long
delayed by the continuous
rains and cold weather.
Advices now are that the
48,000 acres have been
planted. Of the total acre-
age 30,000 is put in cotton,
18,000 in corn, 2,600 in su-
?ar cane, 640 in sorghum,
the remainder in hay, sweet
and Irish potatoes, melons,
broomcorn, peanuts, peas,
Dats and 390 acres in vege-
tables.
Nothing is being left un-
done by the Bureau of Ani-
mal Industry, Department
of Agriculture, to prevent
spread of the foot and
mouth disease from South-
ern Mexico to the United
Stales, said Representa-
tive J. P. Buchanan of the
Austin district and member
of the Appropriations Com-
mittee. The bureau has two
representatives in the in-
fected area in Southern
{ Mexico, in the Tehauntepec
: region, not only to give the
Mexican authorities the
benefit of experience gain-
! ed from a fight against the
: infection in California and
j Texas, but to keep this
! country advised as to the
istatus of the outbreak.
It has been definitelv es-
i tablished that the Texas
i outbreak resulted from
traffic from South America
through Texas ports.
McGEE TOMATO, most prolific on
earth. I only have the pure pedigreed
seed. M. C. McGEE, Originator, San
Marcos. Texas.
SUDAN GRASS, $4.00 per cwt. Write
for prices on other seeds. NORTH-
WESTERN SEED HOUSE, Oberlin,
Kansas.
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Leaky Radiators. See Puckett's, Okla-
homa City, Okla.
BOULDER Canyon Colorado River project
homestead land, illus. guide, 25c, coin. E.
HEDBURG, Kingman, Ariz.
i 3000 ACRES, mile production, drilling
! wells, quite prospective, Wheeler. Hutch-
| inson, Moore, Baylor, Reeves Counties.
] WM. D. I'ATES. owner. Houston. Texas.
KANSAS
3,600-ACRE RANCH—Worth $15, nine dol-
lars per acre for quick sale. Water, grass,
timber, well fenced, improved. Good terms
to right party. With or without 300 cat-
tle and other stock. F. H. ROBERTS,
Anthony, Kan. Phone 402.
FARMS WANTED
I WANT TO HEAR from owner of good
| farm or ranch for sale. A. CURRY, 209
S. 12th, Marshalltown, Iowa.
FOR SALE—264-acre, one mile from Junc-
tion City, Kan., Smoky Valley, best in
world. Corn, wheat, 40-acre alfalfa, fair
improvements. Price $160 per acre, easy
terms, long time. 162 acrcs, timber-fruit
land, 4Vi miles Stuart, Okla., near school,
$15 per acre, $1,000 cash, 5 year bal. 5%.
632-acre wheat, alfalfa land, Wallace Co.,
Kan., crop payment, $2,000 cash, half crop
until paid for. MEAD REALTY CO., Junc-
tion City, Kansas, for farm deals. •
WE have customers who will buy or trade
for farms in Oklahoma, Western Arkansas
and Southwest Missouri. McCarthy Realty
Co., 202 Braniff Bldg., Oklahoma City, Ok.
FOR RENT
MISSOURI
MUST SELL to close estate. Two hundred
acres, clear; improved, Lawrence County,
on highway near Monett. JAY BRITE,
Springfield, Mo.
STOCK and FRUIT FARM—120 acres. 40
acres valley under plow, balance timber
pasture. Plenty fruit, 5 fine springs, 3-
room frame house, cellar, spring house,
poultry buildings, barn, on main highway,
near river, 3 miles good town, near Cuba,
87 miles West St. Louis. A big sacrifice,
$1,400, half cash. pos. act quick, no trades.
T. O. GREEN, Cuba, Mo.
MINNESOTA
FOR RENT—10-roor.i boarding and room-
ing house. Only place in town at $1 and
$1.50 per day. Box 371, Calvert, Texas.
REAL ESTATE
SUBURBAN ACREAGE
BY OWNER
60 acres southeast Hermann Park
Below Its Value
H. W. CAROTHERS
803 Scanlan Bldg., Houston, Texas
Preston 913 Hadley 1405
I HAVE a nice lot near Hot Springs I
will sell for $100 with $20 cash, balance
monthly. Write A. M. DAVIS, 430 Orange
St., Hot Springs, Ark.
AMARILLO is growing fast. It is next
door to the large Panhandle Oil Field. We
will answer all inquiries concerning Am-
arillo real estate. Crudgington & Conklin.
Realtors, 108 E. 4th St., Amarillo, Texas.
lc POSTAL CARD will bring you full
information how dealers and agents
make good money selling our "Short
Proof" Magneto Post for Fords. Genu-
ine Bakelite, fully insulated, no clean-
ing, positively cannot short out. Price
$1 postage paid. SKYLINE PROD-
UCTS. Inc., Muskogee, Okla.
RUBBER STAMPS
FOR SALE—One of the best Lake Shore
farms of Northern Minnesota, three-quar-
ter mile Lake Shore, 9 miles from the city
of Bemidji: 7-room house, modern barn,
silo, machine shed, chicken house, hog
house, wood shed, work shop ; 2 wells, 172
acres, at $100 per acre. A. KLEIN,
Bemidji, Minn.
NEW MEXICO
RUBBER STAMPS
Ink Pads, Band Daters, Autograph .
Stamps, Stencils, Seals, Advertising j
Pencils, Egg Stamps. Catalog on re- j
quest. Amarillo Rubber Stamp Co., !
Amarillo. Texas.
A POSTCARD will bring you our style !
sheets and price list of rubber stamps, j
seals. etc. MUSKOGEE RUBBER !
STAMP ft SEAL CO.. Muskogee. Okla. I
JFUR REMODELING
Store Your Furs With Us
And have them remodeled, repaired, j
cleaned aod glazed, while they are in
our storage. Our prices are reasonable.
We carry full stock of Furs and Fur
Trimmings.
Write Us Your Wants
VANEK FUR CO.. Est. 1914
Oklahoma & Texas Exclusive Fur Shop
111 N. Hudson St.. ^Oklahoma Citv. Ok. |
BONDED COLLECTORS |
BONDED COLLECTIONS ANYWHERE
No results, no charges. Representatives
all over the world.
TULSA COLLECTING AGENCY.
D. G. Stege, Prop.'^Iarry E. Stege, Atty.
Investigations and Adjustments.
217 Pan-American Bidg., Tulsa, Okla.
SACRIFICING well improved 7,000-acre
stock farm, abundance fine water, well
located, excellent farm and grass land.
For particulars write H. H. ERRETT,
Clayton. N. M.
$8 AN ACRE for shallow pumping irriga-
tion farm lands, fortunes in cotton, onions,
poultry, goats, cattle, cereal crops, all-year
plowing, special bargains, cattle ranches,
perpetual water, fine grass, good markets,
advanced civilization, no blizzards, climate
ideal, oil lands and lenses. Write quick.
LORDSBURG LAND & INV. CO., Lords-
burg, N. M.
PANHANDLE, TEXAS
For bargains in ranch lands, ranches,
i farm lands, city property, oil leases. All
inquiries promptly and cheerfully answer-
ed. PAGE & McCLURE, Panhandle, Tex.
Come to Panhandle, Texas.
Write us for information on farm and
ranch lands, also city property.
BRAIN & CAVIN
Panhandle. Texas \
BUSINESS THAT PAYS
Implements, grain, feed, coal, feed and
meal mill ; block ; warehouses; office,
on pavement; $44,000 business last year;
going over big now ; will sell at a bar-
gain. Cash or terms; can handle some
income property. Owner wishes to devote
full time to other interest. Box 708, Elk
City, Okla.
SABINAL ISLAND near Nuevitas, Cuba.
162,351 acres, $12.50 per acre. Investors
and oil men, investigate. C. C. POTTER
CO., Exclusive Agents, Des Moines, Iowa.
CIL .TOWN Bargains, plumbing shop, pic-
ture show, general store, pool hall, brick
building, hardware. Box 161, Oxford, Kan.
MACHINERY
FOR SALE—One No. 12-8x16 hand ele-
vator for two-story building, 27 feet high,
car wainscoated on two sides. Capacity
4,000 pounds. Wire or write for price.
GRIFFIN MOTOR SALES CO., Jonesboro,
Ark.
NO. 60 HEALD cylinder grinder $750,
14-inch by 6 foot engine lathe $145. Write
for complete new and used machinery list.
CINCINNATI MACHINERY AND SUP-
PLY CO., 213 E. Pearl St., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
MACHINERY, pipe and fittings, rails,
contractors' tools and supplies, machinery
repairing. We sell cheap. We buy JUNK.
Sampson Machinery & Supply Co., Chart-
ress and Canal Sts., Houston, Texas.
Phones Preston 4818 and Preston 2101.
THREE brand new A. H. Hahn Mfg. Co.
cottonseed sterilizers. Will sell at a sacri-
fice. For prices call or write R. E. GLAS-
COCK at Humble, Texas. Dealer in pipe
and machinery.
OIL WELL MACHINERY.
FT. WORTH WELL MACHY. St
SUPPLY CO.
"Fort Worth Spudde s," Portable Drill-
ing Rigs, Tools, Cables and Belts.
Engines, Brass Foundry.
63 Jennings, Fort Worth, Texas.
Phone Lamar 3138.
CONCRETE MIXERS
Hoists, saw rigs, pumps, crushers, drag
lines, dump .wagons, gasoline engines, etc.
Everything in stock. New or second-hand.
W. A. BROWNING MACHINERY CO.,
H. 8125, Dallas, Texas.
FARM MACHINERY
RICH MAN'S Corn Harvester, poor man's
price—only $25.00 with bundle tying at-
tachment. Free catalog showing pictures
of harvester. TSM.. Box 528, Salina, Kan.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—A 32-inch cylin-
COME TO AMARILLO.
For information concerning Amarillo and
, the Panhandle oil field, write WELLS-
i NELSON INVESTMENT CO., "25 years
! on the Plains," land and city property,
| Amarillo, Texas.
| der Yellow Boy Avery separator and one
| 25x50 Avery tractor. W. G. MULKEY,
j Quanah, Texas.
J TWO International Grain Shockers for
i sale or trade. O. E. Stone. Kingsdown, Kan.
SCHOOLS
FOR SALE—Minneapolis threshing rig,
complete, also Greyhound separator, Wis-
consin tractor, all A-l shape. N. J. RED-
ING, R. 7, Box 305, Okla. City. Okla.
WANTED—Men to learn Radio. Write
Wallace Radio Inst.. Oklahoma City, Okla.
SIAR PARASIJCZ REMOTER
A GREAT POULTRY REMEDY
Given fowls in drinking water
or mixed in fe^d thoroughly
rids them of all blood-sucking
He*, all mit«, fleas and blue bugs, destroys
in them all intestinal worms and para-
site*. Its formula b sulphur and other
ingredients known remedies for improving?
the appetite, purifying the blood, toning
the system and pro pnting disease. Better
prevent than try to cur?. Contains no al-
cohol or poison. Can fce given to all ages
of chicks, old fowb and turkeys, Any kind
of weather with good results. j
Its cost is very small—a one dollar bot-^
tie will last 100 fowls more than 120 days^
The manufacturers are anxious for all!
poultry raisers to try it 60 days at thein
risk on the following conditions: After
using 60 days if your flock ha* not im-
proved In health, produced more eggs—eggm
that hatch stronger and thriftier young,
chicks—come back to your dealer—be 1%
. authorUsd to refund raur mmtf: V
ELECTRIC MOTORS
NEW and used motors and generators at
reasonable prices. Rewinding and repair-
ing our specialty for out-of-town cus-
tomers. MICHAEL ELECTRIC CO., 1609-
11 E. Front, Fort Worth, Texas.
PLASTIC ART SUPPLIES
| PLASTER Book Ends, Door Stops, In-
cense Burners, Candlesticks, Vases, Lamp
: Bases for decorating. We operate the
largest factory of this kind in the coun-
try. Also pictures for placque making,
art clay and picture placque foundation
boards. Dealers wanted everywhere. Get
our dealer's proposition. Individuals in-
terested, write for our large catalogue,
illustrating and pricing our entire line.
OKLAHOMA EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY
CO., 122 West Grand Avenue, Oklahoma
City, Okla.
CONCESSION SUPPLIES
PLASTER dolls, dogs, cats, rabbits, pigs,
for concession men. Balloons, rubber toys,
horns, serpentines, confetti, noisemakers,
return balls, flying birds, comic hat and
arm bands, comic badges, Swiss and canary
warblers, spin wheels, etc. CARNIVAL
DOLL & NOVELTY CO., Phone Maple
0899, 122 West Grand, Oklahoma City.
Send for catalogue.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
A DIPLOMA
from a nationally famous school—
Draughon's of Tulsa, Oklahoma, lends you
prestige, assuring you a position. Enroll
non for spring classes, starting April 1.
DO YOU WANT MOREMONEY?????
Learn what the Business World wants
done. Send $1 for 6 lessons in Shorthand
and receive $5 credit on a scholarship.
OKLAHOMA CITY COMMERCIAL COL-
LEGE Oklahoma City. Okla., 1% N. Har-
vey. (Fully accredited.)
MISCELLANEOUS
SELL battery charging solution, formula
$1. Williams, Box 692, Palo Alto, Calif.
CAMP KINNIKINNIK
Foot of Pike's Peak, girls 8 to 24. Texas
representative, Mrs. G. W. Greathouse,
1130 ' Washington Ave., Fort Worth. Write
or phone her for information.
WE WISH to learn present address of W.
A. Payne and C. E. Whitehead, both for-
merly of Denton, Texas. Box 1012,t Fort
Worth, Texas. * ,
TOBACCO or snuff habit cured or no pay.
$1.50 if cured. Remedy sent on trial.
SUPERBA CO., N-10, Baltimore. Md.
PENSIONS—Veterans and their widows
of the Spanish War not drawing, or have
been rejected pensions, should write to
COMRADE SAMUEL SHOVE, Scottsbhtft.
Neb.
DON'T READ THI£
Unless you are interested.
10c silver to cover postage, etc., brines
you a present, -while they last without
strings or further obligations. Useful,
worth many times its cost. A quick re-
sponse may mean $25, possibly $800. No
agency_,or lottery proposition, a bona fide
offer. Write quick, this advertisement
will not appear again. Address OSSO&
Box 1623, Muskogee, Okla.
REST HOME for tubereulars. Nice, cool
rooms, good trays and nursing care at
small cost. Write for particulars. Route
2. Box 117, San Antonio, Texas.
Wanted Miscellaneous
WANTED—To buy picture theater equip-
ment for building 25x100. Cash for bar-
gain. Write S. L. BRISTOW, Maud, Ok.
WANTED—A live dealer in each town
to handle our line of Bridgemen, Linemen,
Railroad Gloves, positively the best glove
for general work. SABIN CO., GLOVES,
536-40 West Federal St., Youngstown,
Ohio.
DOCTOR desires location in Texas, prefer
town of unopposed practice, with good
school and Protestant church. World War
veteran with family. Can give reference
as a citizen and physician. Box 1012,
Fort Worth, Texas.
WANT TO INSTALL electric light plant
in some small town. CASE, P. O. Box 26,
Gunter, Texas.
CASH PAID for Dental Gold, False Teeth,
Discarded Jewelry, Diamonds, Platinum.
Cash by return mail. Florida Gold Refin-
ing Co.. 21 W. Adams, Jacksonville, Fla.
BARBER COLLEGES
WRITE Burton Barber College, Inc., for
our new catalogue explaining the Burton
system of making, first-class barbers out
of you. 602 Commerce St., Dallas, and
1510 Main St., Fort Worth. Texas.
BARBER trade taught by competent in-
structors. Earn while you learn. Largest
and best-equipped colleges in the South.
Write for catalogue. TEXAS „ BARBER
COLLEGES, 1615 Main-st., Fort Worth,
Texas : 1922 Elm-st., Dallas, Texas.
WANTED—Men and ladies to learn bar-
ber trade; special low tuition; free cata-
logue. Oklahoma City Barber College, 101
W. California, Harry Kuns, Manager.
WANTED—Men and women to learn the
barber trade at Curtis' New System Barber
College; expert instruction ; low tuition;
wages while learning; positions guaran-
teed. 17 N. Main St., Tulsa, Okla.
MOST up-to-date Barber College in Okla-
homa. Men and women wanted to learn
barber trade. Earn while learning; posi-
tions guaranteed. Write TULSA BARBER
COLLEGE. 105*4 South Main. Tylsa, Okla.
DENDY'S System of Colleges. Beauty and
Barbering taught by expert instructors,
the latest methods, no better equipped col-
leges in the states. Write us. Cor. 4th and
Taylor Sts., Phone 783, Amarillo. Texas.
$15.00 WILL PAY
For tuition, complete outfit of tools and
a lifetime scholarship: positions guaran-
teed, free catalog. SCHWARZE SYSTEM
OF BARBER COLLEGES. 106 W. Cali-
fornia, Oklahoma City, Okla.
NEW SYSTEM trained barbers in big
demand, special low tuition, information
free. Write
NEW SYSTEM BARBER COLLEGE
11R W. Reno. Okla. City, Okla.
BAGS
WHY NOT GET THE BEST?
Sanders gravity bag holder. No springs
to get out of order, gravity holds all the
bags. Made by Pioneer Mfg. Co., Fort
Worth, Texas. Selling price to merchants,
$2.50 each, prepaid. Packed one to carton.
Made of heavy material.
STOCKS AND BONDS
BANK STOCKS
We specialize in Foreign Bank Stocks.
Now selling at bargain prices. Old estab-
lished concerns with world wide reputa-
tions. Quotations and circulars upon re-
quest.
BEN O. SMITH & SON
i Investment Bankers,
201 N. P. Anderson Bldg.. Ft. Worth, Tex.
KODAK FINISHING
FILMS developed free; prints 3 cents each.
Write for circular and sample prints.
BRYANT STUDIO, Fort Worth, Texas.
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