Show T 1 TOBACCO CeO ACREAGE INCREASES I f I 9 9 ATLANTA Ga Aug 28 NEA NE Service r Tobacco has brought prosperity to the farmers of middle mid dIe dle and southern Georgia that rivals rivals riv riv- als the boom days of cent 40 cotton cotton cotton cot cot- ton and the present real estate drive In Florida Acreage has more than doubled Itself each year for tor the last three years prices have been good and prospects ts for tor further prosperity In tobacco growing are as as' good goodas as ever With this wave of ot prosperity from tobacco have come other boom waves in vegetables peaches melons melons melons mel mel- ons and even evell in farm acreage and andIn andin andin in automobiles Old farm debts are b being ng liquidated Prosperity de dependent dependent de- de pendent on production rather than speculation Is sweeping th the state MANY JUNY ADDITIONS In 1922 Georgia planted acres s sot of ot bright tobacco This was Increase Increased in increased In- In crease creased 1 to 15 acres in 1923 and under the stimulus of ot good prices the acreage rose to This year ear the acreage is estimated at and there Is talk of ot further Increases for tor 1926 Last year there were nineteen warehouses for handling the he tobacco I co crop In the entire state This year there are three forty warehouses ware ware- houses Hundreds of curing barns have been built More than dozen a-dozen new markets will be in operation by the end of ot the year The 1925 yield of ot Georgia tobacco co is estimated ed a at t from 50 se to 75 is 5 million pounds which should bring growers more than on past prices The average price for bright tobacco has been cents pounds LEADS IN More than new growers are aro sending their tobacco to market for forthe forthe forthe the time this year ear These make a. a total of ot more than 12 Georgia farmers growing tobacco Last year years year's s crop brought 1 1500 more than the sales sala of ot hogsand hogsand hogs and pork products In Georgia about 79 v the same amount as the peanut crop more than twice the value of ot the watermelon Crop four tour times the value of ot the apple crop and more than half lr the value of the poultry and poultry products This Y years year's nr's returns are expected to be much higher ICE Ice would be water f If the temperature temperature temperature temper temper- 32 degrees In that nay nay- As soon as the temperature temper temper- attire dure gets gets' that cold eny any shape of ot Water vater terns into the tho S same shape 1 of ot Ice Jest by pure instinct even II It there Is no the thermometer around As soon as you can sit on the top o of water water without going through you ou know it Is ice and If you jou have havea a disposition the cold damp sensation will soon prove piove It Ice and water together make ice Ico wat r and Is one of ot the things for tha inside of ot- the mick on top of ot hot The largest quantity of at ice Is a Iceberg and the smallest quantity Is s a small size icicle Ice Ico is popular In Ice tea in summer summer sum sum- mer nier and on top of lakes In winter whiter and unpopular down your back ai all aH Kid Boots THE CLERK KNEW I want some collars for tor my husband husband hus hus- band said the woman but I am afraid I have forgotten the size Thirteen and a half halt maam ma'am suggested the shop assistant it How Haw did You jou know Men Ien who let their wives buy their collars for foi them are always about that size maam ma'am explained the h observant salesman Kentish salesman Kentish Observer S |