The enterprise-recorder., February 09, 1912, Image 5

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'V&'WVfc'V Locals and Personals.
i FRFFTf. FARWRS! i
FARM NEWSPAPER FREE t
FOR THE ASKING.
f To any fanner who trades in
f Madison and who will send us his 4
4 name and address, plainly written. t
a we will send him free for ono ytar J
a a splendid J
t Family Farm Journal. 5
A Do not miss this opportunity; snid a
g your name and address ; t once.
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Sure;', p rs t I liann
Mis. A. E. Fruleit'h was hostess tit th '
ne t ng of the Card Club-un Inst Frl.lay
-ftrnion.
Just received, at Moscley's Drug Stpu
1 fnsh supily of Itiistin J's liiinlen Set-i
C W. McAliley, of the circulation de
partment of the Times-Union, was la tl f
city oil l.usii.ess Tuesday.
Col. and Mrs. Cary H.irdi-e. and Jot
HiiH-ly of Live Cat we;e in the city on i
short i;,it Stnluy.
IT ONLY COSTS
'x'on-subseribers ton cents to tulk ovei
my eif the country lines. If you wish tc
talk, come to Ccntrul ollice.
Mrs. B. B. McCull left Sunday fo
i visit of several days to relative!
and friends in (jt.itman. Ca.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Carton and daugh
ter o Live Oak, spent Sunday in tint cily
ll.e kuc sis uf tlie AicvhetiU Intel.
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Used and praised by the most
competent and careful pas
try cooks the world over
The only Baking Powder r-taifa
from Royal Grape Crcr.ni of
Tartar made from gr?.pc3
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MELONS, COTTON,
IRISH POTATOES
Send for our free books on Me-lons. Cotton and
Irish Potatoes. They cive complete information on
these subjects from selection of soil to shipping, In
cluding economical control of Insect and disease trou
bles. They are important helps to success. We sell
Choice Need Irish Potatoes
WRITE FOR PRICES
Wilson & Toomer Fertilizer Co.
Manufacturers of
IDEAL FERTILIZERS
Jacksonville, - Florida
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in
Oliver Chilled Plows
sre the original, the genuine, nd trie best CHILLED
PLOWS in th. world. They an ',SWE
longer, do better work snd more of it WITH UUHILK
DRAFT, uW sny other plows msde.
Users of OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS 4 aot
bssiute Is recommend (hem m the highest terns. f
They speak from fsith bom of ezpeucact.
SMITH MERCANTILE CO.
The Farmers Store
Madison, Fla.
Spain-Taylor.
' carriage of much interest
" '1 in this city Sunday af
when Mr. Guy Spain,
an, Ga., and Miss Mat-
erv! Un ted in tho Jmlv hnnda nf
i"tnmony, Rev. S. B. Cole, pas
w of the Baptist Church, offi-fhn-
The announcement of
j JPriBi to the people of Madison
r- parties are well known
! u' Jhe bride is the daughter
par. Thomas Taylor, of. Mod-
ticello, and is admired by a Jioe t
of friends in her home town. The
groom is a young business man
of Quitman, and is well known
in this section of the two States.
The happy couple left Sunday
night for Atlanta, andjafler their
bridal trip, they will make their
home in Quitman.
Farmers: Everyone who has
tried Pratt's Stock Food says it is
fine for Stock and Poultry. I have
sold it for ten years, and think it
the best the market
3t B. F. Mooeley, Druggist
Mi... K;M'.v Th.) 1 r r - '. tU' w i,
nun a d. V i Kul . I 11 l; i,.:lus ui:u
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t..( II., NcKs.
1 In1 lias liai.d nu s';r and hi:.', tri e
Uiihicue nt Culiiouii Siijif on 'I uc,(':iv.
l'tl). 2H:h is k'in I urrui.'d in (jive you a
plentarjt day iif it.
l-'or .' a!... i.ik 0 I (it I f I'' mi. a Seed
I'liiiiui.. A.I lew i'iui, Miun.i and
"unlit. II. T. Hall, Low!!, Hi.
Frii nds of Mrs. Knox Bunting will be sor
ry to learn that she is very ill witli hem
morrliai;ic fever, but trust thut her condi
tion will improve.
Col. J, W. McKinnnn, of Madison, can
didate for ttute AttuJiicy has been put
ting in some good work in Live Onk this
week. Live Oak Democrat
Mrs. C L borrow and little daughter,
Laura Fair, left Wednesday for Perry,
where they will visit Mr. and Mrs. J. T,
Blair for the next few days.
I repair tinmenf, elioesand umbix-lUn,
AIho ksep btt I libber lieels utO. W
Rutbrford's. It. L. POWER.
Carry the ladies and children lo Cal
houn Sidinil un Tuesday, Feb. 20th to the
big, free barbecue. Everybody is invited
to attend and enjoy themselves.
Misses Elizabeth and Sara Mays have
returned to their home In Monticello, af
ter a delightful visit of several days in
the city, the guests of their sister, Mrs. C.
P. Kell y, and friends.
For my Watfh sijrn next door
to Post Olliro
Davis
Watch Maker, Jew
eler and Lngraver
Puy your clock from a clock
fixer that guarantees it. 15uy
your spectacles at half price
I cuarantee to ht you. 15uy
your Watches, Jewelry, Dia
monds and silverware Ironi a
Madison Jeweler.
Tlie CIiIbmko Jewelers don't vote here,
they don't trade here, thev ilor.'t help
our pimr here, I hey don't nay time here,
tl e V don't, help our nclmols here, nor
tistronus our merehHot here, our
farmer, nor assist in keeping U our
Churelief.
This is applicable to every citizen In
the county. Ca 1 in and see me suy
bow, I ii m i lws linik'iiinir.
R. DAVIS, maSa.
Jalce
The Painter
SOYS
ctsCetacgualntedil
lam ooinrftouavvoij
vvceKiy visits and tell
you all about
OHEif-jlbamakesTWa
y Its tlie Lest paint on j
tlie inarkot uni i whl tell
i:1 von why. H
isFmiULi, "mi, 'if "' urzJ
tor Sale Ijy
Madison-Drug Go.
RESTAUSAN'ii
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posiio V:mn JJro.' Rneh-t .Siore un 1 S
ii 1'H tin" ."i. .'I lo i'iv" li'v i hsi,. . Vv
The very best tliat can bo had S
Meals atall hours Prompt, Courteous Tivalnierit
Pe sure to call and .ce me
J". LET. STBE-XEiN'SOlSr
TPIE COLJH NO. 7
Diversified Planter
Diversified Farming
Our wisest and most successful men roonirn.'Ril di'verifiici)
farmiii)?. Tlioy are rijrht, but if a man think.'; l,e can nuike j 'onoy
by simply planting a great many mips he will be h.nely disap
pointed. He will succeed in proportion as he "becomos expert in
raising each crop he plants.
Just so, a Combination rianter is the kind to buy and the kind
to use. It costs less than the separate machines, and it, requires
less trouble and less storage room to take care of it, but a combi
nation planter might plant most everything after a f .ishion and
yet not be worth hauling to your farm. If it is often geting out
of fix. you will soon lose time enough to pay for a first class one.
If it wears out quickly you lose money.
There are none of these defects in the Cole Planter. It is sim
ple, strong, and is easy to run. The Cole plants in just the right
way Cotton, Corn, Peas, Deans, Tcanuts, Soja Beans, Velvet
Beans, Sorghum, Cantaloupes and Watermelons. The Cole plants
each one of these crops just as well as if it had been made
especially for the crop. In fact, there is a special plate for each
kind of seed, and th en you can fertilize as you plant, thereby sav
ing much labor. The Cole has all the necessary adjustments for
number of seed in the hill, the distance apart and the depth. All
changes and adjustments are si mple and easy for any farm hand.
There are a number of good planters on the market, but the
best of them are not equal to the Cole. It will pay you to throw
any of them away and buy the Cole. You will save money by
doing it
Cotton is selling too low now and we hope for
If we farmers will diversify and raise all th-? food
better prices
used on our
Ml
farms, cotton will certainly bring a h-'ghcr prie no
whether cotton is high or low there will 1)3 m-r '
sold this next spring than ever before. The Cole '
and a money maker for the farmer. When rric
need that kind of planter woif-e than any otrr liir .
. Place your order early. We have mor. pbntors thsn ever be
fore, but there will not be half enough to supply the wide awake
farmers, who are going to want Cole Planters this spring.
Call and inspect our stock or write for catalogue.
Leslie-Sutley Hardware Co.
SUCCESSORS TO THARIN & LESLIE
Madison : Florida.