Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1927 July 14

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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS
MAX L. McRAE, Acting Director : Mi
EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner of Agriculture

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1927

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4, Melons shall be graded as follows:

Farmers aid to Load Melons Carefully

Ag the water melon movement gets under way in South Geor-

gia, it becomes necessary that the farmers give special atten-_

tion to packing and loading their water melons for shipment.
Prices reeeived for the crop depend as much on the proper
obgervance, of correct packing and shipping rules-by the far-
mers as they do on the actual size of the melons themselves.
A bumper erop, improperly packed and thus allowed to decay
in shipment, will briiig nothing but the lowest prices.

r ough its various conections

The state bureau of markets, throug |

with leading commission houses and produce concerns through-

i eri invaluable aid for mar-
t the country, is offering the farmer inva
Peting the melon crop. But when the bureau sells a car that

ia Mwptoperly packed, it is not only embarassed but it also

loses the confidence of the buyers. As a result, prices are
lowered and the good work of the bureau cut short.

i ontat ith buyers and traders
e bureau, through its contact wit |
me. obtaining some excellent prices during the past two

weeks. f
posal of the Georgia farmers without charge.
Following are the standard rules for packing and shipping
melons: ; ee
1. Cary shall be ventilated on sides and ends.

2. Melons shall be carefully handled, stacked apd packed
tightly .. : :
( less papere
- No ears shall be deemed standard loaded un
= a the side and ends to the full height of the melons.
The floor shall be properly bedded with either pine straw
> or ether suitable bedding. In no event will sawdust or
shavings be accepted. Do not close vents with paper.

Min. -Max. 2 Count

Average Weight Weight Depth Me 's
18 Ibs.. 16 lbs. 20 lbs. 5 deep _ 4
20 = 18. % gat bas 1500
22 on. yo, Sere 4.7? 1150
a4 .--** 22-8 on. Ae 1050
OG 2477 93.2! 4...% 1000
28 7" 26>" 20-2" 960
: 30 a8 98 >? 32 99 4 2? - 880
S257" so a4. 7) a 840
34 (7? a2. 305 Seas 800
26? a4? 35." wt? 720

5., Melons shall be fresh clipped from vines loaded into cars
within twenty-four hours from time clipped. No ill-shap-
en, diseased, specked or otherwise imperfect melons to be
loaded in standard cars. Melons to be taken from healthy

The services of this buteau are entirely at the dis-

green vines only. No melons shall be loaded while wet
or on wet bedding.

6. All melons shall be treated for stem-end rot with a paste

made from a formula approved by the Bureau of Plant |
Industry of the Department of Agriculture of the United

States.
7. No cars shall be deemed standard loaded unless all of the
foregoing rules are complied with and shippers and grow-

ers are urged against loading any ears which will not
conform to the above standard. ee

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of sending the bulletin to people who thus oerlook to fill out.
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from them. Careful and prompt-attention to the coupon will
save all readers any trouble or delay with their bulletins. The
mailing list blank will be found on the inside pages.

On the last page will be found another coupon to whieh we
wish to call our readers attentibn. We request that all per-
sons who make sales through the bulletin use this coupon to
inform the bureau of markets of their results. By this man-
ner the director hopes to check up on the work of the depart-

ment and through the information received improve the ser-
vice that they are now giving.



Notice to Vegetable Growers

The Atlanta markets are so glutted with local products that
tomatoes, beans, and other vegetables shipped here do not
bring enough to pay for their express charges. Farmers hav-

ing these products are urged to get in touch with the bureau .

- of markets and let them arrange for the sale at some other

point before any shipment is made.

Much money, delay, and
waste can be prevented in this way. '





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Buy Georgia Products First
_ Edited by Mrs. Norman Sharp, Assistant Director State
2 Bureau of Markets.

Bureau of Markets the editor of this department has been
greatly encouraged in the plan for promoting the use of Geor-
3 gia products and developing the agricultural resources of the

state by the Jarge number of letters, telegrams and telephone |

mesages of eongratulations and pledges of co-operation, to
this movement received from influential citizens, both men and
women from all parts of Georgia. :
Business people are realizing more and more that the farm-
. ar's financial success materially effects all business and that
common sense dictates support of the farmer.

Ledders of womens organizations throughout the state are
expressing their desire to co-operate in the movement to buy

Georgia products.

+ J@he assistant Director of Markets has also received letters

offering cordial co-operation from Dr. Andrew M. Soule, presi-

- dent of the State Agricultural College of Athens, Georgia, and
from Dr. H. P. Stuckey, Director of the Georgia experiment







# THE GEORGIA COLLARD

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Tha, Georgia collard is rich in
health giving food accessories and
serves. well for home use and for sup-
ing local markets. :
ae Georgia Experiment Station
crossed the blue stem collard with
the Charleston Wakefield cabbage
several years ago and since has selec.

a short stem rose-like plant
Be octane: about double the num-

ber of edible leaves as did the pa-

nt collard used in the cross.
*e The introduction of this new va-
riety has been an asset to Georgia
vegetable gardens and truck farms
where this vegetable is grown. _
Plant Collards Late in Stmmer
- The practice of sowing collard seed
in the early spring and fighting green
worms and harlequin bugs on the
plants all through the summer has
been found entirely unnecessary.
The seeds may be sown in plant beds
from late June to the middle of July
and the plants transplanted to the
fleld in late August or early Septem-
ber. Or the seeds may b sown di-
-xeetly in the row where the plants
e t ow.
P Gallarda given fertile soil and good
eulture will grow rapidly on approach
of the cool, rainy weather in the fall.
This crop is resistant to cold and
may be left in the garden and harves-
ted as needed during the winter.
The collard does not ship well and
is not suited for supplying distant
markets, but is easily grown : and
there is a strong demand for it by
local industrial workers during the
winter months. We need the quali-
ties of this vegetable in our winter
diet and should grow plenty of it.



SEASONABLE PLANTINGS FOR
JULY

Among the vegetables that may be
planted during July and successfully
grown, according. to information
from.the State Agricultural College,
Athens, Georgia, the following are
named:

BUSH SNAP BEANS AND BUSH

L a BEANSPreferable _varie-
tiesKentucky Wonder, Cornfield
and Florida butter beans. Plant

July to August 15.
_ BEETSBest varieties: Eclipse,



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Blood Turnip, Sunny Brook. Plant
July to September. a
CARROTSChoice varieties: Ox-
heart, Long Orange. Plant July to
September. :
LETTUCEBest varieties: Big
Boston, Tennis Ball, Grand Rapids.
Plant July to November. Ser
RAPEBest varieties Dwarf Es-
Plant July to October.
RUTABAGABest varieties: Pur-
ple Top, yellow Russian, Breadstone,
Plant July to September. :
SWISS CHARDBest varieties:
Giant and Lucillus. Plant July to
October. ss :



SUGGESTIONS FOR MARKETING
A prominent financia! agricultural
expert gives the following
tions as to marketing:
Profitable farming depends on
not only maximum production but
cost plus a profit.

Local markets, that is a buyer:

nearest your farm is your most profi-
table customer, except for cotton,
You may have 5 buyers for every
bale of cotton raised in your county,
but they all give you one price, dic-
tated to them from New York.

Selling near home gaves the ex-
pense of packing, railroad, and mid-
dle mens commissions,

WOMANS DEPARTMENT
NEEDLE WORK FOR SALE

Mrs J J Carter, Aima Ga Rt we fine
silk pan velvet quilt tcp in crazy pattern
embroidered in every seam in square with

yellow thread $15.50, cash with order

Miss Florie Hughey, Rt Ranger Ga Mt
Beauty Dew Drops $4.25. Other choice de-
signs $4, any color thread fadeless or solid
white or parties furnish material] and pay
postage will tuft on bleached sheeting any
color thread pretty designs $1.15 Tuft on
unbleached sheeting any color fadeless
thread or solid white 75e parties pay post-
age or will stamp and give instructions for
tufting 25; aprons 50c ea

Siddie R Belflower. Empire Ga, Rt 1 Two
new gingham quilts ready fr use $5 for
both add postage

Mrs Thomas Moon, R 1 Bacon Co., Alma
Ga Tatting yokes with ribbon in yokes,
neat work $1.75 ea

Mrs D M Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga Will
furnish material tuft bed spreads in any
coler thread pretty designs $4, other choice
designs $3.95, bow knot Daisy Tuft in pink,
green and blue, $375 ea tuft on unbleached
82 in sheeting. Will stamp and give in-
structions for tufting 25 ea or parties
furnish material and pay postage for tuft-
ing in any color thread 85c, tuft on bleah-
ed sheeting for $1.25; tea aprons 50ec ea,
table runners 75c, window curtains tuft to
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DIVERSIFIED. FARMING --- ITS BENEFITS AND POSSIBIL ITIES

: cece assuming the ee of Assistant Director of the State station. These offers are highly appreciated and co-operation

of these splendid institutions will be embraced in a great move-
ment which the Assistant Director hopes will unite the interest
and support of all loyal Georgians. et

The women of Georgia, the

actually buy over eighty per cent of all food supplies, there- _
fore it lies within the power of the women of the state to buy =
Georgia products first and in this way divert hundreds o
millions of doHars to Georgia annually.

house-wives and home-makers |

By inaugurating a demand for Georgia grown food products, Ss
the women of the State can easily help to solve a great economic ~

issue that will benefit and affect all business interests of the,



entire State.

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Grocers, butchers, markets, will supply Georgia raised food

products to their customers if the women of the

demand the same.

The help and personal assistance of every woman in Georgia 3 4
will be solicited through this Department in promoting a great
campaign of Buy Georgia Products First. << e
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Mrs D CG Griffin, Gibson Ga., 1 chochet
centerpiece about 54 in diameter suitable
for library table or large center table Make
best offer

Marian Dewberry, 218 E Jones St.,- Sa-.

vannah Ga 15 yds fine white tatting made
of J & P Coats fine mercerized thread $1.75

Mrs E A Taylor, R 1 Buchanan Ga Em-
broidered buffet sets $1.25 del Cash with
order; fancy knitted wash rags 25ce ea;
chocheted and hooked rugs $2.50, $12.50

Mrs L F Jones, R 2 Pitts Ga 1 embroid-
ered bed spread beautiful rose design col
pink made of 9-4 bleached sheeting now
ready $ cash with order

Mrs E W Teague, Adairsville Ga R 4,
Chair tidies pieces for swing and settee
made of nice Indian head bordered and emb
in fast cols 75 ea del; Dresser, wash stand
sewing machine covers made of white or
tan linen emb in fast cols any desien 75e
ea; sofa pillow slips, tea aprons fast col

linens emb fast col thread 75c ea del: Tea.

aprons cream col emb or tufted infast col
60c ea del; rayon emb lace trimmed teds
$1.75 pr. State size and col; crepe de chine
emb 'lace trimmed teds $2 pr State size and
col; Tufted rugs 18x24 in $2; linen dresses
made and emb. fast col thread $8 ea del

; State col, design and size; eream col crepe




adow curtains emb or tufted $2.50 pr
; Would like to do plain sewing rea

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LR Tanie Lee Nunn, Crawfordville Ga






Rt Msantiful hand made flower baskets
made * *~--o basket reed, 32 in tall $1.25
ea; add ane

Miss Mar tiuehey, R 1, Ranger Ga

Will wash and finuff bed spreads in pretty
designs any oclor thread $1.00 parties furn-
ish material and postage. Will stamp ready
for tufting and give instructions at 25e ea
Add postage

Mrs C T Williams, Rt 6 Dallas Ga Hand
tufted. bed spreads large size fast colors
$4, $6 each different designs special prices
on 8 or more Tufted sofa pillow tops 40
ea del

Mrs C T Williams Hand tufted hed
spreads large size non-fade $4 to $6 spe-
cial prices on 8 or more: tufted sofa pil-
low tops 40c ea

FLOWERS, SEEDS AND PLANTS FOR
ee SALE

Miss Florie Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger Ga Dbl
red-carnations 15 ea, 2 for 25e; dbl red
Geraniums 15 ea; large 20c or 2 for 353
Fire Bell Geranium 20c ea, 2 for 35e. dbl
white Geranium 20c ea bloomise size 2 for
85e; Maple Begonias 15 ea; Grape Be-
gonias, 20e; Orchard col purple, red and
white varigated dbl Petunias Ibe ea or
8 for 40c; Fountain ferns 20e; a large
fern free with ea $1 order: Portulaca 15
doz; Mistletoe Geraniums 10c ea; Holly
Hocks mixed col 12 table spoonful. Some-
thing free with ea order, all rooted

Mrs W H Rucker, Milner Ga Black Prince
Fuschia, Waxey pink Garnine now bloom-
ing 20c Lumrose Begonia coral. red blooms
15e; Sword ferns 15 and 20c; Xmas cactus
15ce, all well rooted plants; one of ea 60c
postpaid :

H H Chambers, Rt 4, Ball Ground Ga
Gentine Europe dazzling searlet Giant Dar-
win Tulip bulbs 75 doz; $5 per 100; Pure
Fiflorus Narcissus bulbs 60 per doz, $4 per

rooted 5c ea:

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100, $10 per 800; Giant yellow Trumpet

Daffodils 60 per doz; Blue Iris 60c doz
Mrs R P Steinteimer,
Roman Hyaneinth bulbs 40c doz. postpaid
Mrs Hattie Rickett, Fairmount Ga Rt 4
Red and white sultanass
10c cutting varigated dhl Ptunia wel}
rooted 15 ea; Red Geranium well one
10c ea or 5e cutting; Strawberry Begonig

White April blooming Narcissus $1.25 hun.
Dbl Daffodils $1.50 hun; Giant Blue Iris,
$1.75 hun; Jacob Ladder 25c doz, 5 doz $1;
Shaking fern 20a ea; Hardy outdoor Bos.
ton ferns 20 ea; Peppermint 10 butch
Add postage on ordefs under Se.
Lonnie Rundleg
low, white Crysanthemums 26 per dog; add
postage a :
Mrs C Dye, Middleton Ga Extra large
Paper White Narcissus 75 per doz; yellow.

Daffodils, Jonquils, April bloom :
Narcissus $1 per hun. Amor = des
ea; Easter Lilies $1 doz se See
Miss Beanie Smith, R 8, Kite Ga Frns
Boston Arparagus small 15c, darge Shes
Coleus 10c or 12 for $1; Tree Cactus 3 ye
old 40c 2 : Sees
Miss Mary Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger Ga. Yel-

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low Narcissus 20 roz, $1 hun: Blue Tritt
doz; golden yellow June lilies 16d doz,
hun; large size fusehias red with reyel blue

ter 20c ea. large American y pi
Sultanas -20c ea;
Be ea; cedar fern 25e ea;
red earnation 20c ea; maple
grape begonia 20 gloria
gonia 20c ea rainbow thoes

Mrs W H Hughey,R 1,
red dbl Rose, Geraniums i ea;
Martha Washington Ger
age and Condons Fire Bell

oria Begonias 15 ea, ss
Grape Leaf Begonias ne ee ea :
Beauty Sultanas, pink flowering Begonias:

Amazon plume plants 26 a; hardy dark Ae
red sweet scented dbl _Gathations lke ea,
all well roted, one eq any 8 above for

$1 or one ea all mentioned above $1.25 :
with all $1 shies oe

and good size fern |
Mrs V P Johnson, Ivey Ga Geranium ~
cuttings dark and It red gs
rooted, 4 red 1be; Boston ferns well. ated
10c; Patrick plume fern well rooted 15e,
very delicate; dbl pink ger euttings 10c
Rainbow Moss rooted 10; Butter and Egg
bulbs 20 doz. Narcissus

Mrs Mary Lou Eaton, Rt 1 Dahlonega

Ga Golden Glow 10 bunch! 3 large rooted =

bunches 25; Fall pinks 3. bunches for 25e:
Wild Easter Lilies B0e per hun; red spider
lilies, white spider lilies 3 bunches for 25c;
blue and white Irish Liles 3 for 258 6 fox
45c; white and yellow mums bulbs hun for
$1; yellow Jonquils $1 per hun bulbs; white
Apr blooming Nareissus same ag Butter

and Hegs bulbs s
G H Eaton Rt 1 Dahlonega Ga Verbena
red and white 1@e bunch; grass pinks 8
bunches 20c. several cals Sweet Violets, -
white and blue $1 for hun; yellow Globes
; white ash 2 to 8 feet high $1
doz; Hemlock same wild wild Oxalis 3 large
bunches for 15; lavender Lilae bu-hes good
size $1 doz; Yellow Daffodils bulbs $1 hun 3
Sweet Williams 10c bunch Add pestage
Mrs H F Carter, Lake Park Ga Red,
white and salmon Sultanas

State will a

Brooks Ga Blue _

well rooted fe ee

yellow: Jonquils 90c hun,

, Re, Gainesville Ga Yele

beanty pink

ingle and Be :

bulbs 20c dos

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oS CASTLE FCR Ske
_ National Pecan Growers, Ga.,

Flintside, Ga., young Guernsey reg






sires and heavy producing cows; high
rade heifers, all ages; bargain pri-






Ges
_ William Weeks Harlem, Ga.. pure
bred Red Jersey heifer calf will ex-
change for pair big bone black P C
pies or for pair of Duroc pigs.

_ Mrs Jas A Wylie, Route 1, Sewa-
ee, Ga., 1 half Jersey and half Red
English cow, first calf 4 mos old,
fresh next Feb. now gives 2 gal per
day; will sell or exchange,

_ Hillcrest Farm, Odessadale, Ga., 1
thoroughbred Jersey bull calf 6 mos
Id, high producing stock, $2.
S.C. Morris, 6938 Penn Ave., At-
anta, 1 big Jersey cow 38rd calf =f
week old. a :







fresh milk cows 3-4 Jersey; will sell
at bargain.

Vi. G. Payne, Pearson, Ga., good
ixed breed milk cows now fresh.
S$ G Neil, Aslington, Ga., reg Jer-
ey bull calves 1 sto 10 mos. old,

grandsons of the famous imported
Combination Premier, $40 to $50 ea;
yr will exchange for seed oats, rye,
peas, syrup, etc; alsc few nice grade
_ Jersey heifers and cows to freshen
oon. e4
JB Birk, Route 2, Madison, Ga.,
8 milk cows all fresh giving from
8 to 4 gals. per day.

-p. A. Whidby, Route 2, Orenge,
Ga., 1 heifer calf 3-4 Guernsey from
reg stock $20 0). :



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
-D C Griffin, Gibson, Ga., 1 mule
wt. about 800 ibs 8 years old; in good
eondition and will sell cheap. :

-J R Coble, Whitestone, Ga., 1 nice

in every way, 6 years old,
bs., write for price.

oS HOGS FOR SALE
Dandridge Blanchard, Appling, Ga.
2 pure bred Duroc Jersey boar pigs
Orion Cherry King strain entitled to
eg 9 weeks old $10 each. _
Mrs. Wooty Harper, Osurfield, Ga.,
Hampshire gilts 4 mos old weight
bout 100 ibs each $15 each; 7 cross
PC and Duroc cersey 3 mos old
pigs wt 70 lbs each $12.50; all treat-
ed and crated f o b
Hf. GC. Waldrep, Route 1, Forsyth,
Ga., 14 reg Duroc Jersey pigs good

wt 1500

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puyers name $10 each; also 1 nice

ilk cow.
LT McCoy, Gibson, Ga., 14 SL
and Duroc Jersey pigs 8 weeks old
$5 each or $60. for the lot; also 2
ice sows with young pigs at bargain
rice. a
LA Edenfield, Route 3, Stillmore,
Ga., Duroc Jersey boar pigs weight
35 to 40 lbs $12.50 each, or $25 for
pair, or 3 for $33, reg in buyers
name; Big Bone guinea boars wt 100
Tbs each $20 each; sows same weight
$22.50 or $88 per pair; Duroe Fed-
der shoats about 85 lbs., 2 barrows
and 8 $15 each or $28 pair, lot.
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Riley C Couch,
bred Big Bone P
$8.50. Le
National Pecan Groves, Flintside,
Ga., 1 reg Duroc boar to sell or ex-
change to prevent inbreeding.
MT Bishop, Route 1, Farmington,
$a., 1 pure bred Durce boar 1 year
old, wt. 125 lbs, $22 f o b.
oe ow AK, Tunnel Hill, Ga., 8 mos
old Duroc Jersey boar 200 Ibs and
reg $85 f o b; choice spring gilts
RL Brown, McRae, Ga., half Ss.
P C and half Hampshire shoats wt.
about 90 lbs at 10c per |b.
- Pine Hill Dairy, Hawkinsville, Ga.,
200 plgs and shoats.
Riley Couch, Turin, Ga., 1 -pure.
bred Big Bone P C gilt 3 mos old
$8.50. <
_ Forrest C. Castellaw, Route 3, Lo-
cust. Grove, Ga., 12 thoroughbred
black P CG pigs not reg. 7 weeks old

$5 each, 9 ;
zp it Cook, Cgoksville, Ga, 14



Turin, Ga., 1 pure
C gilt 2 mos old






bull calves; also bull calves from reg}

R.E. Bower, Dixie, Ga., 3 good}

| write offers.

thoroughbred percheron horse, sound |.

for breeding Aug delivery papers in|

little bone black guirea boar 3 mos
old $10; 1 gilt 7 mos old $30.

Ira G Thompson, Summit, Ga., lit-
tle bone black guinea pies 8 weeks
old, extra fine $10 each; $15 pair. 7
mos. old male and female pigs $25
pair; grade guineas 45 lbs. each $7
each. $12 pair.

Grady H Gibson, Folkston, Ga., 1
black and red spottcd guinea male
pig 8 -10 weeks old $7.50.

J H Palmer, Tennile, Ga., reg Du-
roe gilts all sizes.

J W Rheney, Fadley, Ga., 1 Big
Bone half P C boar wt about 275
Ibs will sell or exchange for corn or
heifer ealf. -

Hise Keown, Tunnel Hill, Ga., Du-
roe Jersey pigs and spring gilts from

12 litters at Bowens place Dalton; |

Duroc Jersey fall boars.

C L Fuller, Curryville, Ga., Route
1, thoroughbred Big Bone black P
C gilts and boars 6 to 8 weeks old;
reg in buyers name; write for prices

L. M Hall, Woodville, Ga., several
re pigs 8 weeks o'd; write for de-
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SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
H E Bowman, Route 3, Buford
Ga.. Shropshire ram= and ewes. :
Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazlehurst, Ga.,
1 Seanon buck 3 mos old Swiss res:
from largest breed of milk goats,
Gantwood Farms, Meigs, Ga., reg
Hampshire rams to sell or trade.
V P Everett, Route 1, Kensingten,
Ga., 1 fine buck sheep worth $38;

GRAIN FOR SALE

2 Corn and Corn Meal :

WwW EK Hampton, Mineral Bluff, Ga.
best milling corn or water ground
corn mal at $1.25 per bu del._in
lots of 5 bu or more.

_Mrs. Lula Scott, Route 3, Adairs-
ville, Ga., four hand fodder and corn
in shuck to cell at roasonable price,

R W Nichols, Mineral Bluff, Ga.,
No. 1 white bread corn at $1.20 per
bu. del. in 5 bu lots.

Aycocks Store, Monroe, Ga., 15 or}

20 tons of baled machine shucied
corn fodder in good condition for
feeding; Siucks were baled by power
baler using three wires to bale; also
oat straw and stover; write for prices
and further details.
F F Keown, Tunnel Hill, Ga.,
smooth table or drill corn for late
planting $1 per bu. .
Bennetts Bonded Warehouse,
Shucks $10 per ton; several cars ear
corn; 1 car shelled corn in even wt.
bags practically -free from weevils

write for prices.

Oats, Wheat and Rye

B F Fagan, Martin, Ga., 50 bu red
Russian seed oats 75c per bu.

W P Dunne 611 Cham Com Bldg.,
Atlanta, quote rices on oats and
wheat straw del. f 0 b Atlanta; send
samples. ;

C L Langford, 15 Fleton St., La-
vonia, Ga., rye and vetch mixed $2.50
per bu.

Riley Couch, Turin, Ga., 5 tons
good bright oat straw $14 per ton

R P Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga.,
wants to exchange oats and Brab
peas for rye.



C E Solan, Apalachee, Ga., Ful-
ghum oats 75 per bu.

Clover :

W K MGee, Bowersville, Ga.,

choice Crimson clover seed in chaff;
will also exchange for 1 good Guern-
sey or Jersey wilt young calf or 100
White Leghorn pullets, or No. 12 De-
Lavel cream separator. :
Mrs M Smith, Reute 38, Lavonia,
Ga., Burr clover seed 4c per lb. -
- J O Pirkle, Hoschton, Ga., several
bags of burr clover seed swept with

enough soil to inoculate $1.50 bag|

f o b Hoschton. ae
Stanton Singleton, Route *, Alpha-
retta, Ga., limited amount of burr
clover seed in burr $2 per bu.
Kinard Pecan Nursery, Jackson,
Ga., about 200 lbs recleaned burr
clover seed in good condition gath-



black Big Bone P C pigs 8 weeks old
- eubiact tore: $5 each, 9200





Lered at the proper time 8-per lh, _



SJ MARKET

Clyde Barnes, Graymont, Ga., 1

Eastman, Ga., 2 cars nice clean baled:

-eash with order; postage









BULLETIN. caae

: _. Hay, Etc. :
C E Solan, Apalachee, Ga., 5 tons
O-Foo-Tan hay $2250 per ton.

_ SEEDS FOR SALE

Mrs Lancers, Lavonia, Ga., new
lettuce seed 10c spoonful.

' W C Payne, Pearsen, Ga., chufa
Sead $2.50 per peck; $9.75 per bu;
rape seed 5 lbs 60c; 10 Ibs $1.

Mrs Geo T Wimer, Canon, Ga.,
Route 1, 35 lbs of Hastings essex
rape seed, 18c Jb or $5. aes:

Mrs L A- Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga.,
Hastings Southern prize and white
globe turhip seed 302 per lb; old time
red multiplying onions sets 50c per
quart delivered.

Woodliff Plant- Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga., orange cane seed $1.25:
cabbage and tomato seed $1 per lb;
bunch and Ky Wonder beans 25c Ib.



L D Hadaway, Route 1, Gaines

ville, Ga., seven top turnip seed 25e
per tb, or 9 lbs for $2:

Mrs Minnie L McEver, Route 1,
Brazelton, Ga., seven top turnip, pur-
ple top, and white globe turnip seed
15c for 1-4 lb, 40c for 1 1b; cabbage
and collard seed at same price.

Mrs U S Ladd, Gainesville, Gai,
Route-7, large nezt onions 40c per
gal; $2.50 per bu f o b; mixed turnip
seed 25c per cup. :

G. C. Connell, Whigham, Ga., col-
lard seed 1927 crop 20c per lb; add
postage, no orders Jess than 5 lbs.

Daisy Skelton, Jeab, Ga., seven top
turnio seed Ibs $4 del. or 75e per
lb; add postage.
Mrs. B F Crumley, Route 2 Fen-
der, Ga., 20 Ibs of cabbare and head-
ing collard seed at 35c per lb.

Empire Plant Co., Fitzierald, Ga.,
Route 6, Curley mustard seed new
crop and recleaned 385c per lb del.

Miss L M Stokes, Fiezgerald, Ga,
Route 6, Giant curley mustard seed
for table use 35c per lb del.

Mrs. R I Williams, Cumming, Ga.,
heading winter collard seed Xe per
tablespoon, add postage.

Empire Plant Co., Fitzgerald, Ga.,
Route 6, Curley mustard seed new
crop:and recleaned 35e lb. del.

Mrs M E Ricks, Route 2 Moultrie,
Ga., 1927 collard 5 per table spoon
or $1 per lb rape seed same price,
cash with order and add postage.

V P Everett, Route 1, Kensington,
Ga., 125 lbs turnip seed mixed varie-
ty, write offer.

-W EH Waddeile, Pearson, Ga., chu-
fa seed $2.50 per pk; $9.75 per bu;

rape seed 75c per 6-Ibs; $1,10 for

10 lbs.

Tucker Seed Co., 52 Edgewood
Ave., Atlanta, true Ga. and Cuncome

collard, purple top white globe and

white egg turnip, giant curled mus-
tard, prepaid 40c per lb; 140 lbs and
over 30c per lb; Jersey, Charleston,
Succession, and Dutch cabbage 75c.

Cairo Seed Co., Cairo, Ga., amber
cane, orange cane, red top cane,
Texas seeded ribbon cane, syrup Ssor-
ghum cane, seed $2.50 bu; German
millet $2.50 bu; cattail millet 9c lb;
fo b Cairo.
Ga. Seed Store, Macon, Ga., amber
and orange cane seed sacked in 3 bu
sacks $6.50 per sack: $2.25 bu; f o b
Macon. Ss

Cottongims Seed Store, Atlanta,

5 Ibs purple top rutabaga turnip seed |

5 lbs purple top globe turnip seed,
5 lbs Ga. collard seed, 5 lbs curley
mustard seed $1.50 each; 5 lbs all

kinds cabbage seed for $4.50; 5 lbs

any kind turnip seed $1.50; send
prepaid;
carrot seed 75c lb; beet seed 75e lb;
Southern gidnt curled mustard seed
25 1b; New York improved head let-
tuce $1 lb; all kind cabbage seed $1
Ib: all~kinds turnip seed 35c lb; Ga.
collard seed 35 lb; large white globe

onion seed $2 1b; hulled burr clover.

seed 20c lb; postage paid on orders.

- McEver Seed & Plant Co., Brasel-
ton, Ga., all kinds of cabbage seed
$1 Ib: all kinds turnip seed 35c lb;
N C Buncomb and Ga collards seed
40 lb; beets 40c lb; red valentine,
stringless green pod and Tenn. green

Ped. 256 Ue py aT epee MBO per M del pryyrfimmys 4 2




Ga., New Stone tomato, Flat Dutch

\ gerald, Ga.,

VEGETABLES FOR SALE. | |
W J Morgan, Route 8, Stillmare,|
Ga., ripe tomatoes $1 per bu. o bi
patch: = 3% PAR
Robert L Harp, Cusseta, Ga., 1 1-2)
gal new shallots 50c per gal del. __
_Mrs T B Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga.
dill seed for pickling. greets
Mrs Walter McPherson, Rabun, |
Gap, Ga., 40 Ibs nice rhubarb. a
making pies and jelly 10c per Ib.
Mrs Della Brookshire, Route 1, box |
117, Demorest, Ga., new crop catnip
cured in shade and put up in large
packages; 25c per bundle.

PLANTS FOR SALE |
. Green Mt. Farm, Gainesville, Ga.,
potato plants 75c per M; cabbage |
plants $1.25 per M. Sey

Mrs Z M Story, Thomson, Ga., |
Dutch and Drium head cabbage
plants 25c per 100. ; Haron

J F Call, Route 4, Ellijay, Ga.,'

Hastings centennial late flat Dutch!
cabbage plants 500 for. 70c; 1 Mt for
$1.25 del promptly. ae |
Miss Grace Branan, Lemiston, Ga. |
Jersey, Wakefield, Copenhagen, and |
Succession cabbage plants, Ga. col-.
lard and Stone tomato plants 200 for |
50c; 500 for 75c; and 1 M for $1.25.
W L Wright, Route 1, Alton, Ga.,
late flat Dutch cabbage plants and.
per M delivered. a 16)
Stone tomato plants 25c per 100; $1.
Mrs Estie Crow, Route 3, Buford,
Ga., new Stone and Baltimore toma-
to plants, Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, heading variety of
collards, 25 per 1003; 50c for 300; |
75c to $1.25 per M; 10 M or more >
90 per M. 2. soak ce :
Mrs O M_ Crow, Buford, Ga, |
Charleston Wakefield and flat Dutch

er Baltimore tomato plants, heading -
variety of collards, 25c per 100, 50c
-per 800, 75c to $1.25 per M; 10 M
or more 90c per Mos. +2 i
Mrs A D Call, Route 4, Ellijay,)
Ga., Hastings centennial flat Dutch
cabbage plants $1.25 per M del. ok
Lewiston Farms, Lewiston, Ga.,;
tomato plants for summer setting
200 for 60c; 500 for $1; 1 M for
$1, los : 3 bid a
Roy Branan, Lewiston, Ga., Stone)
tomato plants 200 for 50ce; 500 for
Stet MM hor hb 0.5, peasy na
W W McEver, Route 1, Hoschton,' ~

cabbage, and cabbage collard plants
500 for 60c! 1 M for $1; 5 M for
$4: 10-M for $7.50. peas
Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Ga., Route} -
8, 1M collard plants $1.50 or 25e|
per 100. : As eed SEA et
Empire Plant Co., Fitzgerald, Ga.,
Route 6, New Stone and Greater. Bal-; .
timore tomato plants: packed in damp,
moss 500 for Cic; $1.50 per M; $6)
for 5. M; $11.50 per 10 Mdel.*
Miss L M Stokes, Route 6,,,Fitz-| .
New Stone and Greater
Baltimore tomato plants 85c for 5005,
$1.50 per M' del. ee
- Henry Elles, Ellijay, Ga., Route) a
3, late flat Dutch cabbage plants Bela
per 100; late Stone tomato, Ga. col-|
jard, and hot pepper plants 25c per)
SMS Dinah Eller, Route 3, Ellijay,
Ga., Ga. collard, Stone tomato, hot
pepper, and late flat Dutch plants

be per 100. :
: rs Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga.,
potato plants

everal M Porto Rican
at $1 -per M; inspected at the bed |

John Wilson, Route 3, Ellijay, Ga.
late Flat Dutch eabbage plants 20s
per 100; Stone and Beauty tomato
plants at same price.

Ray Hemphill, Route 1, Fi
Branch, Ga., Greater Baltimore to-
mato and Charleston Wakefield cab- |
bage plants 20c per 100; The per 500;
$1.25 per M; del.

Wolland and Irvin Plant Co., Bras-
elton, Ga.. New Stone tomato plants
$1.25 per M; 10 M lot del $1 per M;
collard and cabbage plants del at
$1.25 per M; cash with order. :

E J Walker, Baxley Ga Tomato |
plants $1 per M express collect.

W C Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga., ead-
| ing varieties of cabbage, tomato and
collard plants 75c per 500; $1,25 per





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PLANTS FOR SALE

I H Anderson, Route 3, Alma, Ga.,
improved Porto Rican potato plants
inspected 75c per M, or will exchange
for bu of Lgqkout Mt. or Cobbler
Trish potatoegor bu white blackeye
peas. or late Yariety cabbage plants
or collard plants.

D W Carter, Hazlehurst, Ga., Por-
to Rican potato plants 75c per ..
f o b or exchange for home raised

- bacon or Spanish peanuts.

Mrs Azzie Crowe, Route 3, Buford
Ga., Flat Dutch and Wakefield cab-
bage, New Stqne and Greater Balti-
more tomato plants 20c per 100; 50
per 300; 75c per 500; $1.25 per 713

$1.per M for 5 M or more del; head- |

ing variety of ollard plants at same
price.
W W McEver, Braselton, Ga., R

1, Globe, Stone and Greater Balti-

more tomato Wakefield and. Flat
Dutch cabbage, blue stem and cab-
bage collard plants 65c per 500; $1
per M; $4 per 5 M; $7.50 per 10:
M, fo b :

J P Morgan, Route 2, Box 81, Se-
noia, Ga., Buncum and Ga. collard
plants 20c ner 100; $1.75 per M for
any auantity.

Major Crow, Route 1, Gainesville,
Ga., late Flat Dutch and Charleston

~Wakele!d cabbage, New Stone and

Greater Baltimore tomato, and head-
ing variety of collard plants 50c for
3800; 75 for 500; $1.25 ver M. post-
paid or $1 per M collect; 4.75 per
5 M; $9 per 10 M; $22 per 25 M.

J A Sartain LaFayette. Ga., cele-
ry plants 10c doz f o b; 70c per 100
delivered.

L A Crow, Buford, Ga., flat Dutch
and Charleston Wakefield cabbage,
Baltimore and Stone tomato, and.
heading varieties of collard plants

' 50c for 800; $1.25 M postpaid; $8

for 10 M express collect.

Heston Crow, Buford, Ga., leading
varieties of cabbage, tomato and col-
lard plants 60c per 500; $1.10 per
M del; $7 per 10 M express collect.
_ Miss Lee Crow, Route 3, Buford,
Ga., Flat Dutch and Wakefield cab-
bage, short stem collard, New Stone
and Greater Baltimore tomato plants
25 per 100; 50c per 300; $1.25 per
M delivered.

O H Crow, Route 8, Buford, G...,
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Grater Baltimore to-
mato, and Ga. and heading variety of
collard vlants 25c pez 100; 81.20 per
M del; $1 per M fo b: 85c per M
for.10 M or more.

Mrs Arma Crow, Route 1, Gaines-
ville, Ga., leading varieties. of cab-
bage tomato, and collard plants 500
for 75c; $1.25 per M postpaid or
express collect $1 per M; $4.50 for
5 M; $8.50 for 10 M.

C M Crow, Route 1, Gainesville,
Ga., Wakefield and Flat Dutch.cab-
bage, New Stone and Greater Balti-
more tomato, heading variety of col-
lard plants 50c for 300; 75 for 500;
$1.25 for M, postpaid; $1 per M ex-
press collect; $4.50 for 5 M; $7.50
for 10 M.

Southern Plant Co., Braselton, Ga.
New Stone tomato plants $1 per M
del; cabbage collards same _ price;
send cash with order.

Holland & Irvin Plant Co., Brasel-
ton, Ga., New Stone tomato plants
65c for 500; $1 per M del; collard
plants same price; cabbage del $1.25
per M; cash with order.

Bibb Plant Co., Route 3, Macon,
Ga., collard and cabbage plants lead-
ing varieties 500 for 60c; $1 per M
delivered.

Evergreen Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga., Route 1, Early Jersey,

Charleston Wakefield, and ~Succes-

sion cabbage plants, Ga. collards, and
Baltimore tomato plants 25c per 100;
7Be per 500; $1 per M del; $1 per
M f o b for lots of 5 M or more.

T W Kemp, Ohoopee, Ga., big stem
Jersey and Porto Rican potato vines
cuttings $1.25 per M.

WwW. J Newton, Halcyondale, Ga.,
te ron, and Norduke wilt
resisting tomato 30c per 100; $2 per
M del; $7 per 5 M. Z

Ss D Duncan, Route 1, Cornelia,
Ga.. Livingston Globe tomato plants
$1.50 per M; $5.50 for 5 M.



MARKET

Ga., early and late flat Dutch,
Charleston Wakefield cabbage, great-
er Baltimore and New Stone tomato,
and heading variety collard plants
25c per 100; 50c per 300; $1.25 per
M del; $5 per 5 M; $9 per 10 M;
$20 ver 25 M: fo |

W O Waldrif, Route 1, Flowery
-Branch, Ga., Charleston Wakefield
cabbage, new Stone and Greater B-!-
timore tomato, and true Ga. and
heading variety collard plants 1.25
per M del; $10 per 10 M express
collect.

Lonnie Rundles, Route -7, Gaines-
ville, Ga., New Stone and Brimmer
tomato plants 20c per 100; add pos-
tage to oxders.

D G Smith, Eastongllee, Ga., flat
Dutch cabbage and Stone and Red
Rock tomato plants $1.40 per 500;
$2.50 per M del.

Mrs Geo T Winner. Route 1. Ca-

Flat Dutch cabbage now ready to sell
.or will exchange for some old fashion
home spun wool knitting thread; se!l
plants 18 per 100

Ida Wright, Route 1, Alto, Ga.,
hot pepper plants 15c doz; 45c per
100 delivered. }

Lisbon Allen, Route 2, Gainesville,
Ga., collard plants $1 per M, or 15c
per 100.

R Hunt, Greensboro, Ga., collard
plants 5e per 100 any amount.

M Crow, Buford. Ga., New Stone
and Baltimore tomato, Charleston
Wakefield and late Flat Dutch cab-
bage, and headirg variety collard
plants 25c per 100; 50c per 500; 75c
to $1.25 per M; $5 for 5 M; 90c per
M for 10 M or more. oe

J GC Allen, Route 2, Gainesville,
Ga., collard plants $1 per M or 15c
per 100; Klondyke strawberry 30c
per 100; 75c for 300.

Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga., Route
8, collard, late Stone tomato and
hot pepper plants 2% per 100.

Mrs Willie Allen, Rcute 2, Gaines-
ville, Ga., collard plants $1 per M;
15e per 100; Klondyke strawberry
plants 80c per 100; 75c per 300.

Bibb Plant Co., Route 3, Macon,
Ga., collard and cabbare vlants lead-
ing varieties $1 per M del.

Mrs Azzie Crow, Route 8, Buford,
Ga., Wakefield and flat Dytch cab-
bage, New Stone and Baltimore to-
mato, and heading variety cojlard
plants $1.25 per M; $1 per M for 5
M or more f o Db.

Bonnie Crow, Route 3, Buford, Ga.
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato, and short stem collard plants
25e per, 100; '50c, per 300; 75c per
500; $1.25 per M del; $1 per M for
10 M or more.

Evergreen Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga., early Jersey, Charles-
ton Wakefield, and Succession cab-
bage, Stone and Baltimore tomato,
and Ga. collard plants 25c per 100;
75c ver 5003.$1.25 per M dei; $1 per
M for 5 M or more f o b.

W C Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga., cab-
bage, tomate and collard plants,
leading varieties, 75c for 500; $1.25
per M; pepper plants ell and R
| King, $2 per M.

Mrs. Rosie Crow, Route 4, Cum-
ming, Ga., collard plants 15c per 100;
$1.25 per M; leading vayiety late
cabbee plants 15c per 100.

-W McEver, Braselton, Ga., open
field grown tomato, cabbage and col-
lard plants 65c for 500: $4.50 per
5 M; $9 per 10 M.

Stene tomato, Ga. collard, and
Charleston Wakefield cabbage plants
$1 per M del. in lots of 5 M or more.

Mrs Estie Crowe, Buford, Ga.,
Wakefield and late Flat Dutch cab-
bage and New Stone and Greater
Baltimore tomato plants 25c per 100;
50c per 300; 75e per 500: $1.25 per
M: $5 per 5 M: $9 for 10 M del.

Empire Plant Co.. Route 6. Fitz-
gerald, Ga., New Stone and Greater
Baltimore tomato plants. rerdy to
shin. in water moss $1.50 del.

W L-Wright, Rotte 1, Alto, Ga.
late Flat Duteh cabbase plants and
Stone tomato plants 25c per 100; $1
per M; promvt shipment.

FM Wright, Alto. Ga.. Livieetion



Obie Crow's Plant Farm, Buford,|

Globe tomato,and late flat Dutch



non, Ga., winter cabbage, Hastings}.

Route 1, tomato plants well rooted

$2.50; Laredos $2.75

P T Frambro, Gaggansville, Ga., {





BULLETIN

cabbage plants 25c per 100; $1 per,

M satisfaction guaranteed.

D D Simpson, Buford, Ga., col-
lard plants 10c per 100, send postage
with order.

L E Gibson, Box 47 B. Folkston,
Ga., cabbage, collard, onion plants
for fall del. all orders less than 500
40c per 100; 500-1000 35c per 100;
M to 5 M $1.50 per M; 5M to 10 M
$1.40 per M; more than 10 M $1.25
per M.i

Woodliff Plant . Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga., Charles Wakefield and
Flat Dutch cabbage plants $1.25 per
M; New Stone and Greater Balti-
more tomato plants same price.

Mirs E J Barrett, Route 1, Alto,
Ga., New Stone tomato and late Flat.
Dutch cabbage plants 25e per 100;'
50c per 300; 75c per 500; $1.25 per
M; grown from new improved Hast-
ings seed.

Ray Hemphill, Flowery Branch,
Ga., Charleston Wakefield cabbage
and Greater Baltimore tomato plants.
now ready 20c per 100; 75c per 50;
$1.25 per M del.

Mrs. Ralph McGill, Dawson, Ga.,

15e per doz.

McEver Seed and Plant Co., Bras-
elton, Ga., Stone, Globe, and Greater
Baltimore tomato, Flat Dutch and
Wakefield cabbage, N C Buncomb
and Ga. blue stem collard now ready
75e 500; $1.25 per M dl; $5 for 5
M and $9 for 10 Mfob.



FRUIT FOR SALE

W C Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga.,
choice apples suitable for pies and
jelly.

T C Mooney, Quill, Ga.,
$1.50 delivered. :

RC Vandiver, Dial, Ga., nice dried
apples 9c per lb, add postage. :

Rocky Hill Poultry Farm, Quill,,

apples

Ga., apples July and Aug delivery F

at $1.75 bu per standard box del
by P P; or in lots 10 boxes or more
express collect at $1.25 per box.



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Cairo Seed Co, Cairo Ga No 1 Brab
ham peas $3 bu fob

W H_ Robinson, Cairo Ga Good
stock No 1 brabham peas $2.75 per
bu fob

J L-Ellison, Sardis Ga 4 bu brab
peas pure and free from weevil $2.25
per bu fob f

Coleman and Co, Devereaux Ga 20
bu mixed peas with whips 10 bu whips
all $1.25 fob

Mrs W E Whisnante, Mansfield
Ga Baby limas 15c per lb or exe for
cuilt tops, or seraps, or sultana cutt-
ings any color except pink or salmon

T J Orr, Warthen.Ga 1 car lot 600
bu peas viz: 200 bu new elias 200)
bu whips, 200 in gx
$1.85 wer bu-fob; also 100 bu brab-
hams $2 per bu fob 100. bag irons at
$2.10 per bu; peas in good condition
and well sacked ae

Tri-state Seed Co, Athens Ga Run-
ning velvet beans $1.50; in 5 bag
lots $1.40; genuine ctootan soy eans

E_ Rich,- Bainbridge Ga 220 Ibs
John L Garden, Peas -rite offers

J C Sanders, Vienna Ga 25 to 30
bu pf -snoekle neas {$1.50 per bu
chainstock and treated; also 4 or 5
bu of cream crowder $2 per bu; or
will exc for honey 1 bu of peag for
1 gal and 1 qt of strainea honey

Chandler Bros, Milledgeville Ga 60
to 75 bu of sound clay and clay mix-
ed peas $1.50 bu fob

Taylor Mercantile Co, Summerville
Ga 50 bu of mixed peas $1.50 per
bu fob

H H Kelloge, R 5 Cumming Ga
Mixed whip peas sound and clean
$1.50 per bu fob; cash with order;
also laredo soy beans 40c per gal;
add postage

~ I. L Palmer, Harrison Ga 100 bu]

earlv sneckled velvet beans 1926 crop
at $1.20 per-bu

J, F Harrison, Dublin Ga Selected
ard clean white mush peas for seed
30c lb; 4 lbs for $1

Mrs S P Jones, R 3 Lu'a Ga Green
snap beans 40c per gal or $3 per bu



W C Payne, Pearson Ga Flack and
rad crowder beans $1.10 per pk; $4

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Thursday, July 14, 1997

per ,bu; brabham peas $3 per bu;
Irofis and brabs mixed_ $2.75 per bu
Mrs T C Floyd, R 2 Chipley Ga 6
wk stringless beans 25c per cupfull;
Ferthorse pole beans 25c per cupfull
extra early Stone Mt pole beans 25c
per cup Henderson Bunch white lim-
as 2 cups for 35c postpaid; variety
of good bean seed 25c per cup
W H Wadells Pearson Ga_ Brab-
ham and iron and brabham mixed
peas
F F Keown, Tunnell Hill Ga Early
rams horn black eye peas :
Tri-state Seed Co, Athens Ga Gen-
uine otootan sdy. bean $2.25 per bu;
laredos $2.50 per bu; running vel-

vet beans $1.50 bu; in 5 bag lots -
$4.4 bu
Georzia Seed Store, Macon Ga

ees peas $1.50-bu;-iron peas $2
u

J W Cagle and Son, Jasper Ga 1-2
bu red ripper peas, 4 bu mixed java
and whips $1.70 per bu fob Tate; 1
bu black ey white peas 4 1-2c per
lb; about 1 pk to 1-2 bu little white
lady peas 4c per lb; 1 gal brabs or
irons 83 1-4c Ib; all s&cked and ship-
ped fob Tate ;

J W Bentley, R C Box 22 Thomas-
ton Ga Can furnish 300 lbs of green
crowder peas at 8c per lb each wk

B F Fagan, Martin Ga 8 bu well
matured otootan beans well matured
$80 for lot or $4 bu

Monroe Poultry Farm, Forsyth Ga
Snap bens $1.23 per hamper

Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch Ga Speckled, cream and
white sugar peas 10c Ib; field peas
$1-.75 bu

Bennets Bonded Warehouse, East-
man Ga Mixed peas $1.85 ver bu

| fob Eastman.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Leander M Kennedy, Collins Ga 75
to 100 bu Porto Riean potatoes; Ju
25 to Aug 1 del.

J J Mann, Tallapoosa Ga 20 bu
Lookout Mt Irish potatoes for seed
$3.25 per bu

RABBITS AND PET STOCK
FOR SALE

Nelson Brown, R 1 College Park Ga
Young new Zealand red rabbits fully
pedigreed $1 ea, or $1.75 per pair; or
will exc entire lot of young rabbits
for grown New Zealand does pedi-
greed z

Herschel Vaughn, Carnesville Ga
1 amel fuineapig $1 f o b; 1,pair
pet squirrels, grey color 1 yr old $1
write

L N Fatten, Abbeville Ga Canary
birds at reasonable prices

Mrs E L Crawford, Greenville St
Newnan Ga Guinea pigs all colors $2
pair

Mrs Jas A Wylie. Sewanee Ga R1
Price and according to age and
breed .

Fred I Baker, Bx 244 Columbus
Ga Grey, red white does and buck
rabbits 3-4 grown

Raymond Rose, Sulphur Springs
Ga Grey squirrels $3 per pair

Nelson Brown, R 1 College Park
Ga New Zealand red rabbits 2 mos
old pedigreed stock $1 ea or $1.75
per pair or will exc young rabbits
for a grown doe that is pedigreed

Hoy Miller, Ashland Ga R1 grown |

female ground hog $2.50 fob Toc-
coa

F D Martin, R 1 Simpsonville S C
Chinchilla rabbits the most beautiful
rabbit known, youngsters $5 to $7
pe Pee all pedigreed stahls strain,
write

CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR SALE

S C White Leghorns
Mrs L R Williams, R 1 Newnan Ga
20 hens and 2 cekerels 1 yrs old;
hens now laying: large Hollywood
strain; $20 for lot
Mrs J G Perkins;-Perkins Ga 100
select milk fed broilers; also select
10 wks old tancred cockerels
Willow Lake Poultry Farm, Mar-
shallville Ga 400 pullets 3 1-2 mos old
from pure tested trapnested stock,
tancred strain $1.50 ea; cockerels of -
same for same price: friers grown on
open range 1 1-2 to 3 Ibs 35c per Ib
Mrs T G Fleming, R 2 Athens Ga 8
pure hred shepherd strain hens $1 es













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CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR SALE
S. C. White Leghorns

-McDonough Poultry Yards, Mrs A
N Brown, Prop, McDonough Ga Mar
10 hatch tanecred strain cockerels
_ from M Johnson Poultry Ranch, Bow-
ie Texas; write for further details

Mrs J Lewis House, R 3 Washing-
ton Ga 5 cockerels tancred strain
Feb hatch 85c ea

-. Thorobred blood tested cockerels 9
wks old 60c. ea; fob f
Mrs O E Smith, Warthen Ga Pull-

ets and cockerels from pure stock

Tbe ea

i Mrs A F McClure, Woodstock Ga

. Will exc 8 Ferris strain cocks 1927

- hatch for the same stock and strain

to avoid inbreeding

100 pure bred Mar hatch pullets:
write for prices
_ TJ Cain, Gaisneville Ga R 3 Tan-
cred strain pullets Mar hatch write
for prices; also 75 tancred _ strain
hens Apr hatch 1926 $1 ea
J C Goolsby. R 1 Graham Ga 200
pullets, Ferris strain Mar hatch 75
ea,, or will exe forthorobred Jersey
or Guernsey milk cows; 25 pullets
8 wks old 50c ea
Mrs JD Burler, R 5 West Point Ga
10 laying hens $10; roosters $1.50
ea; or exc for Mar hatch R I red
hens
Woodlawn Hatcheries, Atlanta, 50
purebred pullets
Crest Hill Farm, Ocilla Ga 100
hens Apr hatch 1926 few beginning
to moult $75 for lot; buyer to fur-
nish coops
J A Robinson, Winder Ga 200 Wy-
ckoff strain hens 1 2 and 8 yrs old
80 ea for entire lot
J A Rauton, R 2 Vidalia Ga 18
Terry strain cockerels 4 mos old $1
ea
_ Mrs Joe Harrison, Rockingham Ga
25 pure bred pullets Mar hatch $1
ea
Ottawa Poultry Co, R 1 Jesup Ga

$2.50 ea
J B Woods, Brooks: Ga Tancred
_ strain pullets 8 to 12 wks old from
_ tyrapnested stock; also several hun 1
yr old hens $1 ea 2
Aaron & Owen Poultry Farm, Mc-
_ Donough:Ga 500 tancred strain pull-
- ets 10 wks old $1 ea fob
Mrs G% Collins, Flint Ga 12 wks
old Ferris strain cockerels 57c ea
C.-M Mofgan, R 2 Lyons Ga 12 1
yr old tancred strain hens and 1 cock
all fine layers; 2 hens and the cock
are 2 yrs old; will sell for $7 ea or
- exc lot for 10 hens and 1 cock barred
-Rlymouth rocks, young and geod win-
ter layers; also few pullets and cock-
_ erels for sale at reasonable prices
| (GM Moseley, Menlo Ga 110 hens
_ {1 & 2 yrsold, 4 1 yr old cocks Fer-
' {ris train; direct the lot for $100 fob
}alo 50 Mar hatch pullet for $30 fob
50 Apr hath pullet $5 fob
Miss Pear] Hall Acworth Ga 100
cockerels 10 wks old bred by Prof
Guisenberry of the American Poul-
try School with record ranging from
220 to 389 eggs per year; $1 ea



old stock heavy producing College of
Agriculture strain hens in excellent
| condition for breeding :

C T MeMillan, Gainesville Ga Tan-
cred strain S C White heghorn pull-
ae 8 mos old selected stock $1 ea

5

T J Cain, Gainesville Ga R 3 Mch
hatch white Leghorn pullets Write
for prices; 75 hens Apr 1926 hatch
er per cent laying Tancred strain,

1 ea
-| Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga 100
White Leghorns hens 75c ea

J B Loudermilk, Gainesville Ga
250 SC Ferris Leghorns 10 wks old
; WA Hindman, Bristol Ga Few S
}C W Leghorn Cockerels from special

pen mated with Hollywood and Tan-
_ered strain 250 eggs pedigreed cock-
erels dirct Mch hatched $2.50 ea

JC Etheridge, Mer., Monroe Poul-

try Farm,- Forsyth Ga Tanered strain
White Leghorn pullets 8 to 5 mo old
$1.25 ea

_ Mrs J W McGowan, Summit Ga R
8 Several Ferris strain cockerels Mch



Mrs H G Bagley, R 2 Calhoun Ga:

Geo F Murkerson, R 1 Chester Ga.

: Best egg strain Ferris stock cokerels

C G Chapmian, Danville Ga 125 yr:

I



pullets

White Leghorn cockerels exe for good
apples or peaches

- OO J Healey, R F D Riverdale Ga

100 White Leghorn pullets 5 mo old
beginning to lay $1.25 ea: 50 hens
trapnested stock $1 ea

_ Mrs Chas.W Fowler, Union City
Ga 8 C White Leghorn Ferris Best
egg strain cockerels reasonable or
exc for friers

W H Newton, Auburn Ala Tancred
strain White Leghorn 12 wks pullets
oo 10 pullets & 1Icockerel

Mrs M W Dabbs, Beuna Vista Ga
R 6-150 young white hens 85c ea
' J C Goolsby, R 1 Graham Ga 200
White Leghorn pullets Ferris strain
Mch 15 hatch; 80e ea or exc for Jer-
sey or Guernsey milch cows, must be
thorobred a6

Reyn McConnell, R 2 Macon Ga 4
Tancred strain cock birds one 3 yrs,
one 2 yrs and two 15 mos old Foun-
dation stock both sire and dam from
which they were hatched came direct
from Tancred farms. 2 older birds
$3 ea young birds $2.50 ea fob Ma-
con g
Mrs I D Aderhold, Lavonia Ga
White Leghorn Roosters Apr hatch
Wvyekoff strain, 75c ea or 5 for $4

Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga 2000
chicks ea wk 100 $9

W J Newton, MHalycondale Ga
Choice Grahams, English S C White
Leghorn Cockerels $1.50 ea fob Haly-
condale [

T W Morrison, Winterville Ga 200
Tancred strain pullets 4 monhs' o'd
from pens with good egg record

H A Griffin; Bostwick Ga Pullets
15 wks old 65c. hens $1 ea

Williams & Watkins Tancred W L
pulets and hens, cockerels from trap
nested stock for breeding

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga Eggs
for hatching

L S Brookins, R 3 Milledgeville Ga
Cockerels Mch hatch Tancred strain
75 ea fob

Mrs EF R Preston, Beuna Vista Ga
R 6 1590 hens Ferris strain 90c ea

S C Brown Leghorns

O M Crow, Buford Ga purebred
River side strain prize winning hens
18 mos old $1.25 ea or $10 fox lot
O19

Mrs R S Spurlin. R 3 Spurlin Ga
Light Brown Tormohlen strain hatch-
ing ergs $1.15 per 15 del

Mrs F C Dumas Hillsboro Ga 10
purebred Everlay strain Mar 1927
hatch cockerels $1 ea or will exe for
10 pullets same age and strani

G C Latimer, R 4 Gainesville Ga
100 everlay strain pullets 12 wks old
80c ea

J B Loudermilk, Gainesville Ga 500
single and rose comb brown leghorns
15 wks old

S CRI Reds

Willie Allen, Gainesville Ga 2 2
yr old cock dark pure bred $2

Barney Lightfoot, Millen Ga Pure
bred and blood tested S 2% I reds
1 yr old hens $2; 1 yr old cocks $4
fob

Mrs M B Scroggs, Alto Ga Cocker-
els Tompkins & Owen strain $1 ea
eggs same strain $1 for 15, $2 for
80, $3 for 50 del :

Mrs Wm Steele, Painville Ga 4 RI
red mixed hens $1 ea fob

Willie G Dobbins, 618 Roswell St
Marietta Ga 5 hens at $1 ea fob Ma-
rietta Ga

Mrs T H Taylor, R 1 Round Oak
Ga Donaldson strain cockerels and
from heavy winter layers,
dark red and good siz2. Feb and Mch
hatched at $1.50 ea fob oe.

Miss R: Nash, Smyrna Ga 8 fine
13 and 14 mos old hens, 1 rooster
Donaldson strain $13.50; 12 3 mos
old pullets, 1 eockerel $11.50 whole
lot for $22.50 fob

Mrs R H Kiser, Hephzibah Ga R
2 Several nice roosters wt from 1 1-2
to 2 lbs.

Mrs Julia Blanchard Avvling Ga
cockerels Mar hatch $1.25 ea; Apr
hatch $1 ea: dark red Cwens and
Donaldson strain

Mrs F Cowart, R 2 Summit Ga 15
large Tompkin strain hens and 1 ock
all 15 mos old from nrize stock $25

hatch $1.25.e9, $2.25 for 2: Several. for lot: few bullets Mar hatch and





cockerels $1 ea, or $10 for 10 pull-
ets and 1 cockerel

Robert C.Warren, Cornelia Ga 12
hens and 1 cock Donaicson strain will
sell or exc for pure bred P C or Du-
roc gilt

Mrs M FLawson, Moprven Ga 20
hens and 2 roosters good blood 1926
hatch $36 fob

Oconee Poultry Farms, Rockledge
Ga 12 wks old coekerels from trap-
nested hens-$2 ea

Mrs D Donaldson R 1 Decatur Ga
eggs from dark red ,trapnested hens
at $2 per 15 postpaid; $10 per 100
fob; frying size cockerels $2 ea; large
winter hatched cockerels and year-
ling cocks $5 ea

: S C Black Minorcas

L B Williams, Newnan Ga Hatch-
ings eggs Pape strain $1.10 per 15
del prompt shipment Fertility guar-
anteed, 80 er-eent; pullets Apr hatch
Pape strain 75c ea 1 cockerel free
with ea order for 10 pullets; 8 hen
now laying and 1 cockerel 15 mos ol
select stock of. good size shape color
el, Apr hatch and 8 hens and 1 cock-
etc $10 for lot; 15 pvlles & 1 cocker-
erel 15 mo old, seZect stock of good
size hape color ete $10 for lot; 15
pullets and 1 cockerel Apr hatch and
8 hens and 1 cockerel 15 mo old, all
select stock Pape strain $20 for the
entire lot

H A Wilson, Martin Ga R 1 15
pullets and 2 cockereis Pape strain
from prizestock 4 mos old $1.25 ea;
or the 17 for $20; pullets and cock-
erels 2 mos old 50c ea; hens 1 1-2
yrs old $1.50 ea

L B Williams, Newnan Ga Pape
strain hatching eggs $1 per 15 del;
7 hens and 1 cockrels 15 mos old

exhibition quality no culls standard

sizes and wts pape strain and now
laying $10 for lot or exc; pullets and
cokerels Apr hatch pape strain sel-

ect for breeders 75c ea; cockerel free :

with each order for 5 pullets: 1 cock-
erel 15 mos old pape strain $2

W H Wadelle, Pearsor Ga Pure-
oe hens and cocks $2.75 or & for
Mrs W F Johns, R 2 Decatur Ga
10 hens 1 cockerel 1 yr old 2 pullets
3 mos old pure Pape strain $1.25
ea or exc for 15 pure Tancred strain
W Leghorns young hens or pullets

Barred Rocks

Mrs R H Kiser, R 2 Hephzibah Ga
Few barred rock roosters $1 ea

Mrs J D McIntyre, Ousley Ga Per-
mit P D 77 cockerels eb, Mar, and
May hatch $2.50, $2 and $1.50 rea;
selected cocks 1 1-2 yrs qld $4 and
$5 ew; hens 1 1-2 yrs old $2 and $2.-
25 ea; eggs $1.50 per 15

Mrs J E Steadam, R A Bainbridge
Ga Thompson Imp Pinglet eggs gen-
eral run, prize winners ete 90c per
15; $1.65 for 30; 4 1-2c per eggs for
lots of 45 eggs or more; del cartons
returned; Mar hatch cockerels from
prize pen $2 ea; Apr hatch cockerel
$1.50 ea; 2nd pen Mar hatch $1.56;
Apr. hatch $1.25

Mrs A S Paulk, Ocilla Ga 1 large
silver grey rooster $1 del; 1 large
white rooster $1 del

J B Woods, Brooks Ga Thompson
strain pullets, cockerels and hens all
high class stock and cheap

Mr A J Collins,,R 1 Demorest Ga
Park laying strain Mar and Apr hatch
pullets and cockerels $1 ea; hatching
eggs $1.25 for 15; ncubator lots $5
per 100

J C Pelot, R C Statesboro Ga Holte-
sman Aristocrats 1- yr old hens and
roosters, pullets and cockerels cheap
for cash; eggs $1 per settine: write

Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazlehurst Ga
Barred Rock, White Rocks and R I
Red cockerels all high laying strain
3 1-2 mos old $1 ea; white Lerhorn
cockerels 1 1-2 mos old 15 ea

Mrs T G Fleming R 2 Athens Ga
7 pullets and 3 cockerels Apr hatch
Parks everlay strain 50c ea

Mrs W A Bennett, Adairsville Ga
ee cockerels $1.50 ea 2 for $2.-

lirs H T Lumsden, Talbotton Ga
Thompson strain 25 pullets 4 mos old
$1 ea; 20 pullets 10 wks old 75c;
some 8 wks old 65c

Misa Mamie Roach, R 1 Daisy Ga

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Parks strain Reg permit P C 89
choice cockerels and pullets 10 wks
old $1 ea 1 doz Feb hatched pullets
Tue ea; hatching eggs $1.50 per



Bantams :

J L Callaway, Covington Ga Old:
Eng Spangle Game Bantam: $2 per
pair

Robt W Clark 358 Spring St Macon
Ga Golden Seabright and Partridge
cochins of finest exhibition quality
$5 and up; eggs $5 for 15

F Howard, P-O Bx 703 Thom-

asville Ga Pure bred Golden Sea-
bright bantams $7.50 for trio or exc
for dark cornish Indian games or an-
conas

L E Williams, Ty Fy Ga Bantam
chickens 1927 hatch 50c ea

Leo Russell, Rome Ga Will exe
first clas Sebright pullets and Silver
Sebrights

Jersey Bfack Giants :
Moline M Landrum, Adairsville Ga
Several choice cockerels Mar hatch
exhibition stock $1.50 ea; _or will
exc for pullets or 1 cockerel for
pair of Flemish or Belgian rabbits
Mrs M J Morris, Douglasville Ga
Eggs for hatching from choice mat-.
Ings Marcy strain $1.25 per 15 del


S L Wyandottes

Mrs E K Usher, Sylvania Ga R 5
25 pullets 2 1-2 mos old 75c ea

Mrs Laura Curry, Stockton Ga
Pure Tarbox strain 18 vullets and
os 3 1-24 mos o!d the lot

W T Adams, Lavonia
choice young roosters
legs 2-3 grown $1 ea;
$1 per 15 del

Ga Few
with yellow
hatching eggs:

Eg
White Wyandottes
Mrs A N Adams, Elberton Ga R
9 50 Pullets and roosters Mch and
Apr hatch 75 ea or $25 for the lot
ae bred rose combs Cash with or-
er
Mrs J_E Steadam, Bainbridge Ga
Martins Regal Dorcas eges $1 for 15
$1.75 for 30 del cartons returned ;}
Mch cokerel prize pen $2 ea Art!
$1.50 ea 2nd pen Mch $1.75 Apr $1..'
25 ea
A W Trueman, Dixie Heights, A'-
bany Ga Will trade 25 fine Apr
hatehed pullets for vellow or white
corn chops or sell $1 ea
Mrs W L Guillebeau, Lincolnton!
Ga R 6 Pure Dorcas pullets and cock-
erels Mch and Apr hatch $1 ea; four
Areas and-one Feb hatch cockerel









Anconas dies



Lonnie Rundles, R 7 Gainesvitiel-

Ga 10 wks old pullets 70c va

Leo J Russell, Rome Ga First class
pullets 3 mo old

Mrs L D Fulghum, Lavonia Ga 5}

pure bred Sheppard strain pullets 4,
mo old ready to lay $1 ea; 6 pullets
1 cockerel two mos old 50c ea

R F Howard, P O Box 703 Thom-|.

asville Ga Sheppard strain eges $1.-
50 per 15

R H Kiser, Hephzibah Ga Few nice
Anconas

_J B_Loudermilk, Gainesville Ga
225 S C Anconas 12 wks old Shep-'
pard strain .

Mrs I L Fricks, Talking Rock Ga.
Will exc 3 Sheppard strain cockerels|
10 wks old for 8 of same strain cr
sell 70c ea

Mrs A C Spence, Blakely Ga S G
Ancona Sheppard strain eggs $1 per
15; $4 per 100; baby chicks
hatch 15 ea del





A i; <3 se
Games

R F Howard, P O Box 703 Thomas-

ville Ga Pure bred dark cornish In-

dian games eggs $3 per 15
Mrs Estie Crow, Buford Ga 8 pull-
ets and 1 rooster about 4 mo old $1
ea or $8 for lot del. Boston Game
= entice

Other Recks

Woodlawn Hatcheries. a lanta Ga
200 Barred Plymouth Rock pullets
Mch hatch wie ere

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- CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR SALE] _

: del guaranteed Reg weekly shipments









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White Minorcas, Light Brahmas, $15
ed White Leghorns,

Light breeds mixed $8 per hun $4.50

: Baby chicks from dark red Rhode

per 15;

White pullets and roosters for_saie,
- fine layers and mothers, March hatch

, Ga., standard brands of poultry and

-yvannah. Ga., ground oyster shell for

order.

Holland hen $4.50. f o:b.

size of frying size chickens $1 each.

- gal. thick, bright home made syrup

Bee Ss each delivered ir lots of 1 doz or
more.

ville, Ga., pet pigeons 40c each or

s Pe
Z nthigvess

> Baby Chicks

Woodlawn Hatcheries, Atlanta Ga
Pure bred Barred Plymouth Rocks;
RI Reds: White Plymouth Rocks $11
per hur. $6 for 50 Buff Orphington
White Wyandottes, Silver Laced Wy-
andottes $12 per hun; $6.50 for 50;

$8 for 50; Heavy breed mix-
Brown Leghorns

or Anconas $9 per hun $5 for 50

per hun,

for 50 postage paid 100 per cent live
Mrs D-Donaldson, R 1 Decatur,
Island Reds 15c ee del in lots of 20

or more
Hilexest Farm, Odessadale Ga 100 |}

Sheppard strain Ancona ehicks exc
7 RTI Reds hens 1 and 2 yrs old or
se] for $1.35 ea :

@ MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS,
EGGS, AND CHICKEN SUPPLIES
Mrs R S Spurlin, Rt. 3, Columbrs,
Ga., light Brown Tormohlen strain
S C Brown Leghorn hatching eggs
$1.15 per 15 del Ae
O H Wright, Peters Bldg, Atlanta,
Ga., Buff Cochin bantam eggs $1.50
trio Giant Black Minorcas
$10; trio Giant Light Brahmas $10;
1 Giant Light Brahma ececkerel $5.
Mr E H Carter, Spring Place, Ga.,
40 mixed chicks .7 weeks to 12 weeks
old 402 each f o b. Spring Place. Ga.
Mrs I. B Landrum, Adairsville Ga.
1 choice College strain. ccck 14 mos
old perfect markings $2.50 or e--
change for grade A Ga. cane syrup.
J B Blackmon, Hartwell, Ga. a
few vure Regal strain Rhode Island

$1.50 each, Hartwell.

Malcolm Simmons, 102 Greenwocd
Place, Decatur, Ga., Miller Mammoth
jneubator 7200 capacity, good condi-
tion $375; 2 600 Buckeyes $85 each.

Woodlawn Hatcheries, Atlanta,
chick grains and mashes, write for
reduced vrices.

Bill Allen; Andersonville, Ga., Rt.
A, 30 pure Dan Gordon stags and
pullets $5 trio or exchange for pure
stock of Plymouth Pocks or Orping-
tons or Reds. Only pullets wanted.

w A Smith, 102 Bay St., B, Sa-

your chickens $1 per hun lbs; $750
per ton f ob. Savannah.

Mrs Geo Tootle, Rt. 1, Manassas,
Ga.. March hatched Nabob quality
White Campine cockerels 51 each or
exchanee for pullets same breed.

TURKEYS AND EGGS FOR SALE

Mrs John A Watson, Summit, Ga.,
Rt 3, pure bred jet black turkeys,
large type for breedevs 38 mos old)
toms $5 each, pullets $3; cash with

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen. Ga., M
B turkeys, toms $7.50 hens $5 eggs
$3 per doz. >

M T Bishop, Farmington, Ga., Rt
1, one pure M B tom $5; 1 white

DUCKS FOR SALE
Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazlehurst, Ga.,
12 pure bred white Muscogee ducks

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE
- Mrs J S Harper, Rt. 1, Box 10, At-
kinson, Ga., 100 Ibs new chunk honey
12 1-2c lb f o b Atkinson.
Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.,

new honey in 5 lb cans $1.30 del.

SYRUP FOR SALE
R C Couch, Turin, Ga., heavy rib-

bon eane syrup in new gal. buckets |

7 Be gal; thick honey drip cane syrup
in new gal buckets 60c gal.
R L Woodruff, Winder, Ga., 100

10 Ib cans 65c crated f o b Winder.
_W_E Hampton, Mineral Bluff, Ga.,
best sorghum in 10 Ib pails at 60c

PIGEONS FOR SALE
Mr George Martin, Rt: 7, Gaines-

eae

Mrs MF Gaddis, Hazlehurst, Ga.,
15 pigeons about half pure bred Car-
neaux, others just common or mixed
sell lot at 30 each.

S J Shaw, McCollum, Ga., 20 pair
common pigeons beautiful colors 25c
pair; or exchange for 5 Barred Rock
or RI Red pullets
any good breed.

GUINEAS AND EGGS FOR SALE

L E Williams & Sons, Ty Ty. Ga.,
white guinea eggs $1.25 per 15 del.
- Mrs J E Wisenbaker, Valdosta,
Ga., Rt. 4; Box 78, pure white Afri-



|can guinea eges 15 for $1.



SECOND HAND MACHINERY

> FOR SALE -

White Feather Farm, Tifton, Ga.,
one 36 inch R D Cole grist mill, used
less than 1 year, fully equipped ready
for use $50 f o b shipping point.

J - Dodd, Cleveland, Ga., two
horse wagon in good condition $25;
1 folding sawing machine $7.50: 1
sweep feed mill with course and fine
grinders $7. ~

J R Cramer, R F D 7, Carrollton,
Ga., Golden New Model mill crimped
copper, pan 12 ft. long, juice bar-
rell. pipes and. skimmers, capacity
75 gal per day, all good condition
$90 f o b Mt. Zion, Ga.

Bellgrade Mfg. Co.. Winder, Ga..
one 10 horse power Fairbanks-Morse
kerosene engine in good condition.

F C Geiger, Flintside, Ga.. pecan
grading and pecan cracking ma-
chines, Ford trailer.

Malcolm Simmons. 102 Greenwood
Place, Decatur, Ga., Ford tractor
pulley complete. :

Robert Fuller, Adairsville, Ga.,
Box 287, one 8 H P Mogul Interna-
tional gasoline engine in good condi-
tion, one 10 H P Tian International
gasoline engine, needs slight repairs;
1 common 24 in. Meadows vertical
grist mill steel frame in good condi-
tion; 1 20 in. Meadows vertical grist
mill wood frame good condition; 2.
line shafts, 4 hangers. pulley, belts,
5 extra pulleys, 1 vair floor: scales
on wheels; 1 good circular saw man-
drel. all in good condition and cheap,
will sell for cash or Liberty Bonds;
make best offer. ae

R L Woodruff, Winder. Ga., one
No. 1 I H G Prime Rose cream sep-
arator used only ten days $40.

R C Couch, Turin, Ga., 20 H P.
furnace boiler with fixtures $65.

R E Bower, Sr, Dixie Ga 1 Ford-
son tractor with dbl tutaway harraw
both in, first. class condition; will sell
cheap for cash or take part payment
in oats. q

Lucile Fitzgerald, 108 E Dixie Ave
Marietta, Ga., 2 70-saw gins, dbl box
steam press: 1 set of wagon scales
40 H P boiler; 30 H P engine; rea-
sonable. :

Dr J T Elder and #& M Saxon, Agts
Farmington, Ga., the following -will
be sold at. public outry on Thursday
July 14, 1927, at 2 oclock P. M.. at
the Union Gin Plant near Dr. J T
Elders home. 3 1-2 miles from
Farmineton. Ga.: 4 Winshin gins
with new Fort Valley feeder. dbl
box press suctior pine distributor
belt and box, metal lint flue, 50 ft
3 in. shaften with boxes and pulleys
1 7-ton wagon scales good as new.

National Pecan Groves Co.. Flint-
side, Ga., one 2-70 saw Continental
gin outfit: screw press with tramper

$300; 3 Oliver Bottom plows for

tractors $35 each; 3 Sullivan Tow-|.

son dise tractor plows $40 each; 1 1-2
H P Fairbanks-Morse gas engine $25;
6 H P Fairbanks-Morse gas engine
$85; Williamson stump puller com-
plete with cable, cost $440, sell for
$995: one roll 1-inch wire cable $50;
one 32 K W Delco water pump with
1-4 H P motor complete except bat-
teries $75: all in first class condition.

Mrs E V Bridges, Lake Park, Ga.,
peanut picker, hay press and engine
$350 for outfit; good condition.

W D Watson, Loganville, Ga.,
Avery dise plow $10; Perfection dus-
ter $15: Lynchburg Buster for 2
horses $8; w6d and steel beam 2
horse haymastocks: grain_ drill $20;
Diston hand saw $2. a

Gray Bros., Douglas, Ga., one 10x-
12 Scofield engine center crank; one



We pair; add postage, ui



125 H P fire box boiler; one 2 inch |

or female pig of |



(whistle valve; one 2 in. hoisting en-
gine throttle valve; exchange for 3
yokes oxen and defference in cash.

R L Towns, Cordele, Ga., Box 227,
phone 515 one 9-18 Case tractor in
good condition $1, will exchange for
Ford car..

H T Drewry, Temple, Ga., one
I HC engine 12: H P oil burner ,in
good condition for 60 bushels good
white corn or $50.

C W Norton, Box 162, Decatur,
-Ga., wrought iron range that can be
connected with hot water tank rea-
sonable price.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

E R McRae, Hieton, Ga., 8 horse
farm good productive land well sit-

for dairying, grow feed stuff the
year around, 5 tenant houses, big
barn, good size dwelling. store hovse
connected, good stand for. business,
deep well, Delco lizhts, situated near
Central of Ga. R R, fine school, two
churches near, farm about 200 yards
from depot.

Mr. John M Hopkins, Hibard Lum-
ber Co.. Talbotton, Ga.,- 2450 acres
of wild cat overland in tracts of 490
acres each in Ware and Charlton
counties $3 per acre net.

Mrs Eula Plunkett, 702 Dewey St.
Waycross, Ga., 200 acre arm near
Jesup, Ga., grows fine, bright leaf to-
bacco, cotton, corn, potatoes, cane,
hay and grain, 135 acres in cultiva-
tion, good wire fence, six room dwell-
ing, barn.and tobacco bari five room
tenznt house and barn, bearing fe-
can, pomegranites, plums and grapes;
will sell for $7500, or exchange for
city property in Atlanta, Macon, Au-
gusta, Savannah or Waycross; goo!
terms. :

FARM FOR RENT
Paul Penniston, Newnan, Ga., farm

pasture, 10 acres branch bottom, 5
acres irrigated for truck: I want
someone with force enough to milk

hogs and to run two horse farm, very
-fertile land on halves.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

W B Fincher, Cairo, Ga., 1 trained
pointer bitch $25; 1 untrained point-
er bitch $15 f o b, Cairo. o

sacks size 23x86 at 7 1-2c f o b, El-
berton; cotton sacks size 27x36 at
8e f o b Elberton.

I F Call, Rt. 4, Ellijay, Ga., smok-
ing tobacco in leaf 7 Ibs $1; 15 lbs
for $2 del; nice lint cotton 7 lbs for
$1 del.

T W Harbin,
um arsenate.

Wm. H Ivey, Milledgeville, Ga.,
Rt 1, Silo never been used, bargain.

R S$ Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga.,
1 carload of ear corn, write for price,
No. 1 white hickory ax handles $2
per doz; chioce No 1 Timothy hay
$29 per ton;-1 McCormick-Deering
tractor in good condition $600; 200
nice fryers, write best offer; 1 1-2
to 2 lbs: 1 Ilisston peanut picker in
good condition $350.

Mrs M
7-passenger heavy 6 Studebaker auto
1924 model, a No 1 engine, uphol-
stery perfect, genuine leather, will
sell cheap or exchange for milk cow;
will make a dandy truck.

A Hi Sillian. Lyons, Ga., Rt A, 1
Barnesville top buggy and harness
$75; 1 Singer machine $30; 1 Home
Comfort range $75.

W J Morgan, Stillmon, Ga., 2500

Calhoun, Ga., calci-

acres saw mill and tie timber; 1 set}

' wagon cotton scales price $50.

Mrs W F Johns, Rt 2, Decatur, Ga.
40 white shorts sacks 100-Ibs $5 f 0
%

O P Meares, Baconton, Ga.,
pecan logs, pecan timber.

M G Sheehan, Sharon, Ga., 1 Fair-
banks-Morse fresh Waxer System.
never been used, can be operated un-
der any elevation not exceeding 250
ft, capacity 960 to 1200 gal per hour.
1 gas engine 8 FH! P mounted on 4
wheels, clutch rley in good condi-
tion; 1 small grain thrash mounted on
2 wheels; wil! ~-ll or trade for some-
thine I ean ure.

2 cars





uated for any, kind of farming fine,

for rent 1928; 150 acres, 50 acres)

10 or 12 cows, raise chickens and:





T N Colley, Elberton, Ga., cotton:

A Oglesby, Pooler, Ga.,: tt



| Mrs W. F_dJohns, Rt 2, Decatur," 8 horse farm

Thursday, July 14, 1927

Ga., 1 M chick coal burning brooder =

62 in., canopy, $10.f 0 b, or exchange
for 10 Tancred strain White ieee

hens not over 18 mos. old, or March

or Apr] hatch pullets, no culls; write

G M Moseley, Menlo, Ga., 1 super
hatcher incubator 250 capacity new
$18 cash f o b, or exchange for 25
Barred Rocks or R I Reds, 2 hens,
oil brooders 100 capacity good condi-
tion $7 cash f o b, or exchange for
21 Barred Rock or Ri Red hens: one
oil brooder 500 capacity good condi-
tion $10 cash or exchange for 15
Barred Rock or R I Red hens. eS

N D Norris, Wrightsvilie, Ga., for
sale or exchange one 250 egg Supe-
rior hatch hot water incubator, pat-
ented egg turning trays $22, or ex-
ehange for R I Reds, Barred Rocks ~
or Jersey Giants pullets; 1 tire ben-
der up to 4 in. new $18. es

Mrs Jas A Wylie, Sewanee, Ga.,
Rt 1, one 50 ege brown hen incuba-
tor in good condition; will exchange.

Box 138, Griffin, Ga., have 2 1-2
million ft. fine timber in 30 miles of
Atlanta $3 per M t: also 25 million
ft. near Savannah, Ga., mostly orig-
melon RR: 2

Eid Carroll, Pt 1, Murrayville, Ga.,
several cords c# wood near highway
10 miles east of Dahlonega, $3 per
cord, not delivered. /

: Mrs M D Teague, Box 556, Adairs-
ville. Ga.. old fashion popcorn shelled
25c pt. or 40c qt. delivered.

W D Manley, Lavonia. Ga., 100
eotton baskets hold from 75 to 125
lbs, hand made, $1.25.

Mrs R Y Miley, Hahira, Ga., 1 bi-
cycle good condition practically new
bargain. ;

Miss Oma Pitts, Ball Ground, Ga.
Rt 4, lamp stands for electric bulbs,
made of pure Georgia clay, vases if
preferred, either old Indian designs
or ornamental 75c del; shades to
harmonize, reasonably priced, not in- |
cluded with lamp.

Mrs J Winters, Buford, Ga... 6.
yeast cakes and receipts for making
light bread 25c. :

Miss Jessie Cash. Flowery Branch, ~
ce fresh yeast 10c per pkt of six
cakes. = Rr

POSITIONS. WANTED

Farmer, care Market Bulletin, At-
lanta, middle age man desires a job
as farm superintendent, can hi ndle
labor arid furnish some if wanted can
run and keep ur most any kind of
farm machinery.
_, Rt. 1, Box 57, Edison, Ga.,. expe-
rienced young woman, college grad- ~
uate, university training desires po-

sition as principal of 5 or 6 teacher

school, or as teacher of some subject
in a good high school, prefers to

teach English ean teach music and
expression
Geraldine. Parker, Covington Ga

Wants a position as teacher for com-
ing year, has 3 yrs of college train-
ing and hold life certificate in Tenn
had 1 yr experience and can furnish
good references =

Principal R A Bx 232 Barnesville
Ga Two young ladies with high school
education desire osition in rural or
village school for 1927-28, both have
class A certificate: cne has 2 yrs ex-

sperience through 7th grade and 2 vrs

summer normal training; other has
1 yr experience; koth can give best
references

Blue Ridge Ga, Bx 153 Two lady
teachers desire pos'tions together in
North or Middle Ga; both hzve sey-
eral courses and experience; desire
intermediate or pr'meryv work
E C Wade. Porterda'e Ga Wants
iob lookine after ch'cleng, hoes. cows
or truck farm near Atlenta; life time
experience on farm: 39 vrs old and
one boy 16 yrs in family cen give
best of references: write offers :
3 R T Brooks, Rosier Ca Desires no-
sition as farm overseer for 1928;
has exverience in farming and cat-
tle raising can handle labor and farm
mochinery of
: N A B Jersey Ga Man desires po-
sition as farm overseer for 1928. can
begin Sept 1; would'like to run dairy
or truck farms near Atlanta

Wiley Rogers, Douglas Ga Want
farm for 3; family can handle 6 of

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g 1027 .

-.. POSITIONS WANTED
Miss Fern Bond, Waleska Ga ~ e-
sires position as piano and_ voice
_ teacher in high school or college, is
graduate of Reinhardt college and
_ ean furnish good references
T W Ellis, 554 first St Macon Ga
_. Wants positions in school for himself
and wife, both have A B Degrees and
20 yrs experience
Miss Bodie Jones, 1110 36th St
East Savannah Ga Desires position
as primary teacher or would conduct
a kindergarten class in sonnection
__with public school in small city fif-
_ teen yrs experience: best of refer-
- ences; life teachers certificate in Ga
_ RD Butler, Broxton Ga Man with
3 sons large enough to work wants
work, has had 8 yrs experience
Miss Eva Jones, Lyerly Ga Desire
position as teacher in small town or
rural school for tewn of 1927-28 has:
_ lass A certificate normal training,
and 2 yrs experience and can give
best references fas
= Bx, 94 Chipley Ga Man wants po-
__ Sition on dairy farm to work on
~ halves
__ Denver Cleveland, Hartwell Ga R
5 young man desires a position as
_ teacher for the coming term summer
or fall 1928-28, has two vears exper-
Jence, 2nd grade license and good
_Yeferences; would also consider on
poultry or dairy farm
AN HH, Care Market Bulletin At-
lanta lady desires position as teahcer
_ in small town or consolidated school
for 1927-28 school year: is high schol
graduate has

_ certificate, summer schol training and

i yrs experience as rural school prin-

cipal, can furnish good feferences
-W B, Care Market Bulletin. Man
_ Wants, position as overseer of farm
_ for 1928; employed at present but
desires a change: hag life experienc
(and good references
| 534 Meig St, Athens Ga lady de-
_ Sires position as teacher has degree
from North Greenville Bapist Acad-
_ emy and holds provisional certificate
_ from Athens college =
8D C, Care Market Bulletin man
_ with large family wants to hear from
party that will
thys fll;
to work
__ Miss Maggie Bell- Duark, Bostwick
Ga Wants a position in.a rural school
for 1927-28, write offers
Paul B DuBose, R 3 Valdosta Ga
Wants position on stock farm or as
overseer on farm; prefers location in
Southeast Ga or Northeast Fla
Miss Bernice Sellars, Donalsonville
_.Ga Desires position. as t
eed for 1927-28 term
David Sharp, Cair i
rent to-horse ; 0 Ga Desires to
40rd to furnish stock 9nd tools;
location near Adairville, Ce
ville or Dalton; land must be good
F D Harwell, R 2 Danielsville
_ wants to run truck farm on share ba.
_ S18; will also, raise poultry and hog:
land.must be good and have a good
house One
7 Miss R RB, 869-N McIntosh St
_ Elberton Ga young lady desires posi-
tion as teacher for 1927-28 term; is
_ graduate of accredited high schoo!
and has general elementary provis-
ional teachers certificate Class A
__F D Harwell, Danielsville Ga De-
Sires to care or house run truck
farm on share basis and. attend to
poultry and hoes a

seven children large ->nuch

C B Sheppard 15th & Curtis, Care

- Ben Lewis, Tampe Fla Cartaker on
farm Can furnish referenceswhite
married

R A Brown, Sugar Valley Ga R 1
Day or night engineer at oil mill Five
yrs expewience Can give good refer-
encs; Write

Miss Vera Bass, Leslie Ga High
school graduate desires position as
teacher in rural school, 1 summer
course, Class A certificate |

Miss Mary Walton, Lumokin Ga

Graluate of well known Conserva-
tory desires position as music teach-
er in small town or large consolidat-
ed school. Good references

O R Johnson. R 1 Shellman Ga

Experienced pecan budder desires

work; can furnish references write




first grade elementary}

have cotton to gather

eacher in ru- |.

rop on halves: land-:

_T A Pitts, Ball Ground Ga, R 4
Wanted position operating cotton gin
for 1927 Several yrs experience
write
_ Miss Ida Crawford, Jewell Ga De-
sires position as teacher for the term
1927-28 1 yr experience in the prac-
tice school, 3 summer courses, Class
A certificate, gond references: high
school graudate 9 mos teachers
training
Miss Catherine Bradley, Jewell Ga
Desires position as teacher dvring the
term of 1927-28, 1 vr experience in
the practice school 9 wos teacher
training summer school, Class A cer-
tificate Good references hich school
graduate ae
John T Mitchel, 425 West Howard
St Decatur Ga Desires a position as
Principal in good rural school 25 yrs
experience, an Honorary Life Certif-
icate and good reference

Ga R 2 Desires a position as clerk in
the country or small town write
In Care of O M Hunt, R 8 Decatur

Ga Man desires position for wages
on dairy farm

FRESH AND. CURED MEATS
WANTED
G.F Landin; Roseniont. Columbus
Ga Wanted to buy 1 medium sized

well cured country ham, reasonably
priced A

WANTED
Hami!ton-Bacon-Hamilton Co Bris.
tol Va Bright section honey in any
quantity up to 10 cases -Advise qt

to offer with lowest price fob vqur
station

any style hives or gums State lowest

-cash price and nurter you have for

sale
PECANS & FEANUTS WANTED

G A West, Statesboro Ga Pecans,
send samples and prices

A M Harrison, Box 9 Leesburg Fla
120 Ibs sed peanuts small white
Spanish preferred State prices on
large or smaller cuantities

F W Freyman, Blackshear Ga Pe-
cansSehleys must be select Send
sample

S G Jones, Claxton Ga Wanted to
bud ~vour pecan trees five years ex-
perience Can furnish referenccs

POULTRY, ECGS & PET STOCK
= WANTED

Chickens
Mrs Fred Atkinson, Ray City R 2
50 S C RI Baby chicks to raise on
-halves until 10 wks old

John T Miller, Columbus Ga Fat
hens and friers

sa Ga 200 or 300 baby choicks to
raise on halves to 1 wks old; want
rocks or reds z

IC S Berner, R J Mt Vernon Ga
baby chicks to ~aise on halves

Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga Hatch-
ing eggs, pure bred Barred Rocks, R
I reds; wkly shipments 30 to 100 doz

W A Bennett, Musella Ga _ 25 tan=
ered strain white lerhorns~ pullets:
will exe one medium size *ireproof
iron safe

-Ga 20 Barred Rock pullets 6 or 8 wks
old quote best rrice del

Other Poultry

EM Lee, Omaha Ga Peafow! hen
2 yrs old

Robert Clark, 358 Spring St Ma-
con Ga Wood ducks and eggs or com-
mon wild duck any age or size





Rabbits and Other Pets

H Dauchterty. 201 Pierce Ave Ma-
con Ga White does 8 wks old and

1 older: write price and descripticns

GD Affleck, Bx 975 Columbus Ga

Mrs Nettie C Gowder R 3 Caric
Ga 20 RI Red pullets 6 or 8 wks
old quote kest price del



John T Miller, Columbus Ga Fat
hens and friors :



Mss L Deen Broom, Cane Svring

BEES, HONEY & REE SUPPLI Ss,

A R Irish, Wanted to buy bees in;

Mrs Nettie C. Gowder. R 8 Cario

Guinea pigs write price and number

4

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men

SYRUP WANTED |
S G MeMeill, Arlington Ga A bar
rel or two of good Ga Cane syrup
will exe reg Jersey bull calf for same

POTATOES, FRUITS & VEGETA-
BLES WANTED

Mrs F Cowart. R 2 Summit Ga 500
large cabbage collard plants; will exe
nice red ecockerel for them

J R Miller, Robbinsville N C All
kinds fresh vegetables and melons

Leander Kennedy, Collins Ga Few
bushels-sound clingstone peaches for
canning purpose; must be reasonable

Hamilton Bacon, Hamilton . Co.
Bristol Va peaches; state variety with
quantity to offer and lowest price
at nearest shipping point

GRAIN WANTED
Oats, Wheat. Rye and Hay

Cottongim Seed Store, Atlanta Ga
want seed rye, send samples and
quote prices :

~Dan Joseph Co Columbus Ga

Wants Fu'ghum bancroft applers and
texas varieties seed oats; send sam-
ples, full description and prices

The Holland Co, Athens Ga Wants
Abruzzi and Ga rye and fulghum
oats; specify prices and other details
_ J A Freeman, Morganton Ga 1-2
bu buckwheat prefers o'd N kind
but take any; also crimson clover

J F Ratliff & Son, Blacksear Ga
200 bu abruzzi and tall Ga seed rye;
send samples and quote prices

S G McNeill, Arlington Ga Oats &
rye wanted will exe reg Jersey bull
calf for oats, rye or peas calves range
in price from $40 to $50 ages 1 mos





to 10 mos

CORN ANP CORN MEAL WANTED
WH Wadde'le, Pearson Ga Shell
corn de! $1.15 per bu at Pearson
RL Pryor. Dover Ga wants some-
one to furnish 5 to 10 bu of home
ground corn meal ea wk; state price
Williams & Watkins, Millen Ga
vellow corn meal -

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Ga Wanted to. exe 1 new men

2 s bone
handle 4 blade pocket knife cost 75
tor mineneedle or honey suckle flow-
er basket. rot plant. cutings, baby

chieks: write oe

Miss Beanie Smth,-R 3 Kite Ga
ree any kird except Conk: Sul-
ana

fny co'or Will exe coleos ferns
or cactus for same
Mrs M P Farmer. Cuthbert Ga
Baby walker geod condition cheap
Mrs Annria Tee Newton, Toccoa Ga
To buv old envelopes used before
1870 with stamps en them or mark-
ed paid 5c or paid 10c
Ga. Want some one to weave rugs,

write



Mrs W A Wilkerson, R 1 Tallapoo--

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WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flowers, Seeds and Plants For Sale

Mrs U G Comer, R17 Gainesville Ga Blue

I

| iris 25e doz; yellow fla lilies; 20 doz; old

4

fashion yellow jonquils bulbs 25 doz; mixed
sweet williams plants 25c doz; purple sweet
violets 15 doz :

Mrs L E Staples R 5 Bowdon Ga red can-
ies bulbs with orange centers 60c doz del



Mrs Artie Landers. R 1 Columbus }

Plaats 25 doz;



Mrs T C Floyd, R 2 Chipley Ga> Moonj tunia cuttings 10c;

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vines, Ipomeasetosa vines, Brazilian morn. _

ing glory vines; all color morning glory

vines, blue evergreen box vine, white ver-

man. iris, all wel rooted 5c ea; ipomea se
tosa, marred of Dern, chink moon vine seeds
10c for 80 seed of any kind; jonquils, daf-
fodils, blue hyacinths, and blue Japanese

iris bulbs, 2c per bulb. postpaid on all or-

ders of 25c or more ;

Mrs J TT Holland, Toomsboro Ga Old
rashioned Batchelor Buttons 10c per doz;
purple Perriwinkles 10 per doz; Osmanthus |
or (Wild Olive for fall transplanting 25c,
50, and 75e ea;.Cherry Baurel or (Caroline
Cherry 25, 50.c Magnolia 50c, 5c, $1 eas |

- Will accept orders for shrubbery to be. del

inefall =

Miss Mae Waters, Rt 1,
Red Hot Pdker Bulbs 3 50c; Snow on the

Mt. plants 25e doz; Werhena red and purple) ~

25 doz; purple Irish Lilies 50c doz; , Jon
quils bulbs $1 hun; Red Spanish pider |
Lily bulbs 8 for 25 Sweet Violets $1, un. |
Add postage on small orders aa ;
Mrs C C Wisenbaker, R 3-Bx 6, Lake Park i
Ga Grape and beef steak begonia rooted .25_
ea; white and pink cgnk begonia. rooted 25.
ea; eutings, 15c ea; large red leaf begonia |
20e per cutting; Kmas cactus 15c
for 25c; umbrella palm 20c oa
Mrs R P Atting, R 4 Rome Ga Snap Dra<-
gon plants mixed color 25 doz; verbena
mix color, 80e doz; petunia mix 20c doze"
little field daisies 3 doz 30c. catnip 8 doz.
30c; mums mixed 25 doz; marigold large
blooming 25 doz; or exe any above for,
sultana any eolor, begonia, or cactus rooted |
cuttings 3 for 25c. Beefsteak Begonia well
rooted plants 80c ea; Boston and Sword:
fern rooted 25c ea; scarlet red verbena |
rooted 15 ea; red crimson bedder -cannas
60ce doz; Venus Cannas $1.15 doz; Pillar
of fire Cannas 75e doz; white Jonquil bulbs
5 dob $1; Umbrella Palm well rooted 85.
ea; dark green &Stiff leaf Porch Caladium |
25c ea. Guinea Wing Begonia cutttings 10e.
each 3 ; ms
Mrs D W Faircloth, Pitts Ga R 1 Well
rooted color sultana 15 ea; 5 cutting; wel.
rooted pink Conk Begonia 10c ea cuttings 5c,
ea; Maple Begonia 10. cutting; large leaf!
pink oxalis, 10 ea; large dbl red carnation{
5e. add postage on amts less than 25e; will
exc for Rex ,Begonia, Otto Havker, Argenta,
Guttata, Ione, Rubra, Evansiana or
Begonia, Shaking fern, Gold Medal or aes
fern, fancy leaved Caladium, Ivy Geranium,
Fuschia or any col Sultana except rose |
Mrs R I Williams, Cumming: Ga White
and. pink -Oxalis, roted 5e ea Monkey tail
cactus, Red May Cactus, Feb Cactus, Pin
Cushion Cictus, Kmas cuttings be ea kind;
2 shades red Ger cuttings dbl 5c ea; Sword |
fern 15 ea well rooted Add postage
Miss L Deen Broom, Cave Springs Ga R 2
1 large August Lily 4 large ferns; 2 large!
Begonias; 4 large Cactus; several Geraniums
all. differen cols and kins write best offer
Mrs J Winters, Buford Ga Mixed Petun-_
ias; Grass, Pinks and mixed Snapdragon,
mixed everlasting flowers)
and mixed mums 25c doz. Tiger Lillies and
White Flag 25 doz; White Aug lillies 10e:
ea; Pink Q@xalis 5e ea; pink Perkins and
white dwarf baby roses everblooming (5e ea
Add postage on small orders
Mrs RS Spurlin, R 3 Columbus .Ga Rose
Bud Geranium cutings 10 ea; Conk Begonia
Mistletce Geranium 5c cutting; Petunia
plants mixed colors 10 doz; Hastings Deco-

' yative Hybrid Coens plants 10c ea 2g hun
_ buttercup bulbs ready for fall planting $1:25,

per 100 or lot for $3 del No orders accepted:
for less than 25c

Miss Florrie Hughey, R 1 Ranger A
Portulaca large blooming 15 doz small 12
doz; Xmas cherries 10 ea 8 for 50c; fens.
20e ea mixed cols dbl Balsam 15 doz; dbli
red Geraniums 20c ea 8 for $1; white dbl |
Geraniums 20c ea; dbl red carnations 20c
ea.. Wedding Bells 20c ea; Sabrels Trumphets
20e ea; Pink Justishia 20c eai.a large ferny
free with every $1 order; Blue Sweet scent-|
ed violets 15 doz; dbl pink Poppy seed 10ce;
tablespoonful some free with every order /

Mrs H F White, Gainesville Ga Rt 1
Boston fern; Roosevelt fern.
sword fern large size 15 ea;. Lace fern|
small. bunch 15c large bunch 2c ea; Spene-'
geria fern 20c ea; dark red Fuchia cute,







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WOMANS DEPARTMENT
FLOWERS, SEEDS AND PLANTS

FOR SALE ~~...

Mrs J F Lewis, R 3 Adairsville Ga
Flag lillies 80c odz; add postage

Mrs A A Silvers, Talking Rock Ga
fodils 20c doz; White Narcissus 20
3 colors of iris 20e doz. Verbena l5e
Mount 15 doz; :

Mrs O A Wells, Hinesville Ga Rooted
Conk Sword and Spengeria ferns 25c ea;
Blue Hydrangia well rooted 25 ea; large
eurly crysanthemums several different cols
80e doz; White: Star and Umbrella 15 for

Blue

ec
Daf-
doz ;
doz ;

_two bulbs; dbl red and yellow spotted cos-

mos bulbs 10c ea. pink, white Perry Win-
kles 25 doz; Bed White Butcher plants 25c
doz; blue velvet Slephant Ear bulbs 25c
for two; small green wandering Jew two
for 5c; petunia seed dbl large pack mixed
10c_ Will exe for Tulips Gladiola bulbs large
kind
Mrs J P Smith, Homerville Ga Rt 1 Box
87 Real Rose But Geranium large stiff leaf
colladium; pink Hydrangea exe for Hibiscus
or begonia any kind
Ga R 7

Mrs George Martin, Gainesville

. Pink, dark red scarlet red white and sal-

mon dbl Geranium cuttings 5c ea; Boston
and Sword ferns 25 ea; pink and white
Hydrangea cuttings 5c ea rooted 25c ea;
Red Conk Geranium 10c; Orange and var-
iegated purple and yellow, pink and yellow
white and yellow Lantana cuttings 5e ea;
pink and old rose Oxalis hulbs 2 for 15c;
pink Xmas cactus cuttings 5 1 yr old 25c;
red weeping Lantana cuttings 5e No order
accepted under 25ce Add postage

Mrs D M Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga Dbl red
Geraniums 15 ea; 2 for 25; Dbl red Fire
Ball Geranium 20 ea; D 1 White Geranium
20e ea; dbl red Carnations 15c ea; Grape
Begonia 15 ea; Fountain ferns 20c ea;

Orchid col dbl petunia 20c ea; Purple Pe-

tunia 20 ea 2 for 85; Maple Begonias root-
ed 15 ea; Grandmother Tears 15 ea; Mis-
tle toe Geraniums, 15 ea; American heauty
eq] Sultana 15c ea; Mistletoe Geraniums 15c
ea; American Beauty col Sultana 15 ea
2 for 25c, lal rooted, A large fern free with
ea order .

Vickers Nursery, Siloam Ga Double red
Iva Geranium 15c; Dbl Petunias 3 for 25c;
St Bernard Pot Lily green and white foli-
age 15c; purple achimanese plants 20c doz
2 for 35c; white, rose and salmon- pink
Sultanas 15 ea; white Calla Lily 15c; Sil-
ver Leaf Geranivms red blooms 15; Fluffy
Ruffle Noewood Crest, Fish Tail and
Babys Breath ferns one yr old plants 25c

ea 5 for $1 State inspected plants

Miss Jessie Eaton, Rt 1, Dahlonega Ga
Golden Bell yellow 10 8 for 25c; purnle,
lavender and blue Bells _6 bunches 25c.
looming size 45 doz. now on the Mt
sam; pink 7 yellow Beach Tree Roses, Seven
Sisters, Baby Rambler roses 1 yr old $1
doz; purple roses rooted for 25 Sweet
Shrub bushes well rooted 50 doz

Miss Addie Lee Eaton Rt 1 Dahlonega Ga
Mt Laurels 4 differnt kinds*$1 hun; Mt
fern several kinds 50 doz. yeHow Capnas
25 ea; white, red and pink Holly Hock
seed dbl and single mixed 10c cupfull; pep-
permint plants 20c hun; Spearmint - same;
Wild Easter Lily bulbs white and blue $1
hun; Bridal wreath 10c ea; rooted Hibiscus
15 white German Iris Lilies 3 for 25 6
fer 45

Mrs J D Bickers, White Plains Ga Large
Ostrich Plume, Babys Breath and Newport
Ferns 50 ea; dbl scarlet Geraniums, Maple
Begonias, red and white Conk Shell and a

Yarge leaf Begonia with red flowers 2 for

80c 4 for 50c; 1 large Spengeria fern 50c,
all rooted plants

Narcissus 25c doz; dbl and single Day
Lilies; Blackberry and Tiger Lilfes; purple,
white and yellow iris 7 for 80c; Many cois
Portulaca 15 doz

Mrs-J D Pope, Box Springs Ga Pure
white briar ros 15c ea or 2 for 25c; red
and white col coleus 10c ea; Salmon col
Sultana 10c ea; white, pink and red conk
begonia 10c ea. Maple Begonia pink 10c_ea;
Cinimon vines 5 for 10c; purple Kernilla
plants 10e ea or 8 for 25c; rainbow. or
gypsy moss 10c ea or 3 for 25c; white and
green Jew lc ea; blue water or pond lilies
10c ea or 8 for 25c3 Fluffy Ruffle ferns 25c
ea; Beefstake Begonias 25 ea; purple sand
Verbena 10c a plant r 3 for 25e; 1 Otah
urange bush 2 ft high 8 yrs old $1 Add
postage on orders less than 50c

Mrs A Daniel; Winder Ga R 1 Nice size
Yimpatiens col yellow 10c, 15, 20c, 25 ea
according to size. Hardy Chrysanthemums
16, plants 25c; Ger 10c and 15; Silver stripe
also green Wandering Jew 6 for 15;_ Trail.
ing Queen Coleus 6 for 25c: Fancy eaved
Caladium 25c ea; trailing moss 6 for 25
Adc postage for amt wanted :

Mrs T C Floyd, Chipley Ga R 2 Box 74
Moon flowers. brazilian morning glories all
cols; blue flowers evergreen box vines 5c ea,
weel rooted plant postage paid on all orders
for 25 or more white blue hycinths, butter
and eggs etc; 2c for bulb postage paid on all
srders for 25 or more; Ipoma setosa vines 4e

Mrs Dinah Ellis Rt 8 Ellijay Ga, Perren
nial pea vines pink 15c ea; myrtle vine and
evergreen 25c per doz. $1.40 per hun; pink
verbena 35c per doz; white and light blue
violets 8 roz 15c; johnquills. cream, white
narcissus and orange lillies 25 per doz.

Sidney Aderhold, Lavonia Ga. 2 cols sul-
tana, water lillies, spengeria fern, palm and
bronze jew, all rooted plants for 50c.

Mrs % M Story. Thoms. . Ga _ poinsetta
plants 50c; country hams 18 and 20 Ibs ea
82c; blackberry jam, fig and neach preser-

ves 50c per qt; new mixed pickle,

and cucumber 85 per at,

2 2 a re digoee Paaahinn iades esa Soe as 2





Verfena Wright, Alto Ga Rt 1, bright red
snapdrazon plants 40c doz del. :

James Ivey Joi, Rt 1 Social Circle, Ga.
well rooted white orleander 15c ea 2 for 25
postpaid. will exchange for dbl geraniums
rooted.

Miss Marsena Hughey, Rt 1 Ranger Ga.
dbl red carnations 15c ea large 20c ea 2 good

sized plants 35c; maple begonia 15c ea; grape

begonia 15 ea; Xmas cherries 10c ea. wan-
dering jew cuttings 12 for 15c; large bloom-
ing portulaca plants.20c doz; fountain ferns
20 ea; dbl red gerafiiums 15c ea; dbl white
blooming size ger 20 ea; rose col rose bud
ger 20c ea; fire ball ger 20c ea all rooted
something free with ea order blue sweet
scented violts 15 doz, all colors hollyhocks
seed 12c tablespoon full; rose and pink color
poppy seed~12e tablespoon full; orange plant
25c ea A large fern free with ea $1 order.
Mre. Shirley E Kelley, McDonough Ga,
Geraniums dobl pink, white and red well root-
ed l5c, 20c and 25c; cactus 15c, 25c, and 50c;
well rooted. begonias, large red leaf, silver
spotted well rooted 25; begonia, ever flow-
ering pink and red 15 20 and 25 well root-
ed; sultanas well rooted 10c 15 20c and 25
ea ; ferns, baby breath 25c and 50 ea. bos-

ton sword fern 25 and 50c ea; spengeria

ferns 15c 20c and 25c; fuschia 25c rooted;
cuttings from all 5 each ostrich plume fern
15e 20c and 25c cash with order postage pre-
paid :

Mrs Julia Darnell Rt. 1 Jasper, Ga, 12 cols
fine db] and semi dbl holly hocks plasts and
seed. plants and seed plants 30c per doz;
seed 10c pcek; other flowers cheap, will exe
for late cabbage and collard plants. The
hollyhock and seed to be planted in fall to
bloom 1.ext summer Want cabbage plants
soon. Blue, white, pink larkspur seed 10 peck;
each to pay postage

Mrs P A Smith, Lavonia Ga, Large dbl
popp seed 5 spoonfull

Mrs. M E Ricks, Rt 2 Moultrie Ga, rose
moss all colors, large 25 doz; milk and wine
lillies 25 ea nickel and dime 5c ea; dusty
miller 20c doz; green wandering jew 5c ea;
four oclock large 20c ea.

Henry Ellis, Ellijay Ga R F D 8 jonquils
narcissus and orange lillles 25 per doz; myr-
tle vine $1.50 per hun; variagated violets 35c
per hun. ;

Mrs W A hewis, R F D 2 Toomsboro Ga,
Gladola buks 10c ea; Dorothy Perkins roses,
pink and red 10c ea rooted; white striped,
red striped and blooming jew 10c ea; honey-
suckle vines rooted 10; Verbena all cols 10c
for 2, spice geranium cutting 10c; strawberry
geranium 10c; elephant ear lic ea; will exc
for -beefsteak, rex or any large le f begonia
begonia lace, baby breath fearn, lantana or
or butter fly bush pink or white cannas

Mrs J A Griffin, 512 16th Ave E; Cordele
Ga, frns: roosevelt, ostrich plume, maiden-
hair, aspar2gus spengeri -plumosa; begonias:
ceraline, lucerne, pres carnet, picta rosea,
pink and red conch, beefsteak nearrex; sul-
tanas: rose, scarlet, salmon, artillery plant
any 8 for 55c; orlcenders: white, red yellow,
cream with red stripes, dbl white, pink,
cream, variagated leaf any 4 for $$_10, 6 for
$1_50 $3 per doz_

Mrs A A Cary, Royston Ga Rt 1 Hastings
mixed color peaunia stfong plants 25c; scar-
let red pink and purple verbena 35 doz:
wandering jew well rooted 15 doz, blooming
moss 15 doz plants_

Mrs Ralph McGill, Dawson Ga

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gust lillies 10c ea; ,Oxalis pink and whte

doz; Green Jew 10c doz; Spongeria fern,
small size 3 for 25; 1 yr old luarge 75c;
spotted Begonia 25 ea; Justischia red and
mistletoe Geranium 10 ea Jonquils 75 100;
White Narcissus $1 hun; yellow Flag lillies
10c doz; Speramint and eatnip 10e doz;

isteria Vine Blue 10c ea; 8 for 2%; Das-
ies 5e 100

pies seed Dbl and single mixed 5c a tea
spoon ful; Narcussus bulbs 25c doz

Mrs J C Eades; R 7 Genesville Ga Pink
Sultanas..rooted 10c cutting 2 for 5e; Or-
ange variegated Lantana 5e cutting: Dble
red and pink May & June cactus 2 1-2c cutt-
ing or 25 per doz; Daisies 10c per doz;
white striped Jew 2c ea or exe for green
red striped ; old rose Justisch'a 5c cutting
rooted 10c ea

Mrs J H Fife, Armuchee
single Holly Hocks seed 10c
nice plants 30c doz, 6 cols. Targe dbl Poppy
seed for fall planting 10c teaspoonful large
Chinese Hibiscus seed 10c 3 teaspoonsful ;
several ocls Larkspur same price

Ga Giant dbl and
3 tablespoonsful.

NEEDLE WORK FOR SALE ~
Miss Belle Timmerman,
Tatted baby caps of No 70
ed thread $3 ea
- Mrs H H Sullivan, Carrollton Ga 1
square crocheted yoke made of fast color
No 8 blue mercerized thread Wild Rose
pattern $1.25 del or exc for anything useful

Mrs Geo F Landin R 1, Columbus Ga
Tatting any kind will make single 12 et
per yard double 20c per yard; medallions
be, 10c and 15c ea or exchange for pine
needle or honey suckle flower baskets or
cuttings rooted pot plants geraniums dbl
petunias begonias fuchias or sultanas pre-
ferred or exc for baby chicks any breed
Write

Mrs Lillie Mae Simmons,
needle flower baskets 5 to 7 in high 50e or
exc for 2 nice rooted begonias ferns; hand
made crepe paper roses any col. 50e or
exc for purple sultanas rooted

Mrs Dessie Hughey, R 1, Ranger Ga Mt
Beauty Dew Drops $4.25 other pretty de-
signs tuft in defferent colors or solid colors
of fadeless thread $4 ea or parties furnish
material will tuft wash and fluff $1 ea
in fadeless thread Parties pay postage Send
self addressed envelope for replies Will
stamp ready for tufting and give
tions for 25 ea Table runners T5e ea

Marion Dewberry 218 E Jones StcSa-
vannah Ga 15 yds fine white tatting of size
100 mer J & P Coats thread $1.76

Miss Florrie Mughey, R 1 Ranger Ga
Tuft bed spreads pretty designs in fade-
Jess thread different cols or white $41 Nt
Beauty Dew Drops $4.25; Tuft on bleached
or unbleached sheeting or will tuft thent
if. parties furnish material and ., postage;
Will tuft wash and fluff for $1 in differ.
ent designs any col. thread; wil! tuft on
the bleached sheeting for $1.25; will stamp
ready for tufting at 25 ea and give in-
structions for tufting

Mrs Mack D Teague, Box 556, Adairsville
Ga Embroidered bed spread dbl size basket
design with daisies in basket neatly wonked
in fadeless color $6; pillow cases to match
85ce dresser scarf to match $1; large round
center. piece for dining table embroidered

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white merceriz-



green. and white stripe ribbon grass tall | in fast colors $1.50 2 pairs of sheeting cur-

variety. be ea for 25c. white conk begonia
well rooted 15 ea; tall variety Watermelon
pink crepe myrtle 15c ea 4 for 50c well root
ed; large dbl Zenia plants mixed colors 25
per doz; Pink Dorothy Perkins Rose l5e ea
large mixed cols Morning Glory plants 15
per doz;* White Oxalis bulbs 20c per doz:
aderia & Wisteria VWnes lle ea, all well
rooted del :

Mrs M J White, Gainesville Ga R 1 Au-

: tains embroidered in pansy design solid
; worked punch knots centers in fadeless
! thread $2 ea. pillow cases dresser scarf porch
_ sets embroidered 60c; ea aprons embroider-.
ed in contrasting colors $1 ea

Mrs Edgar Adcock, R 3, Adairsville Ga
spread for single bed design tufted in white
1 $8.50 ; o reve for 3 pure bred bantam 2
pullets 1 cock; sread for double bed tufted
in rose color thread $4

8 for 10c; Green and whte stginpes Jw 10

Sarah A Clarke, R F D1 Avalon Ga Pop-

Bronwood Ga., |

made flowers

taft bedspreads in choce designs any color
Hatley Ga Pine

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s a Thamdey lu 14, 1997 ,

Waynesville, Ga, R 1, Box 53, 1 guilt top
design sun flower solid colors blue, _red,
black and yellow $3.50 patpaid; paper :
towers waxed made from velvet crepq@
paper different colors and kinds 10c. ea ,

HOME SEWING AND NEEDLE WORK
WANTED

M J S care of State Bureau of Markets,
AtlantaGa Graduate dressmaker with sey-
eral years experience and good references
Will do plainor fancy sewing Cotton mae
terials 75c per dress Silks $1.50 slips, ets
50e Special prices on family sewing and
for regular customers e

Miss Beanie Smith, R 38, Kite Ga Will do
plain sewing cheap also piece quilts Write

Mrs MD Teague, Box 556, Adairsville
Ga Will make teds. cotton voil white or
any fast cols any size embroidered at top |
and. bottom to match white or cream lace
$2 pr; Stepins white or any fast colors
emb at bottom and lact $1.25; Brassiers any
size white or fast colors with lace and
emb 5c i s
'.Mrs Annie R Ennis, Nichols Ga Will sew
on halves for children Neat and good fit:
Will plait rag rugs Rags must be clean
Parties furnish material : He

Mrs Homer Bryon, Preston Ga R No 1
Box 59 Wil do any kind of sewing Ladies
silk dresses $1, $1.25. childrens 35c, 40c;
shirts and blouses 35c; infants 15, 20c;
house dresses 40; Wil do embroidery work
chear :

Mrs Belle Godard, Goggansville, Ga Tregs.
es of cotton materials $1.25; | childrens
clothes reasonable; Make samples of tuft-
ing work furnish tufting needle and direc.
tions for 25c; patterns ior bed spreads 25c; |
silk dresses $2; underwear reasonable. hand

cheap; hand wmad hair
braids $1, $1.50
Miss Floria Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga Will

thread at $3.75; Mt Beauties and Dew
Drops $4.25 or other perties furnish iwa-
tcria1 and pay postage will tuft w% be ea;
Will stamp ready for tufting for .25;
spreads, chair tidics, cushions, table. ruy-
rere and dresser. scarfs 50c e2* cocheted
lace 10c yd, wide 20c. 6 yds for 50; choche

yoxes $1.25 any size smali yokes 31, {




WOMANS DEPARTMENT .

Miscellaneous For Sale

Mrs A S Paulk, Ocilla Ga Two net door
panel pieces pretty designs 85c ea: 1 long :
ali human hair switch redish brown T5e del;
recipies for eveready bread dough, quick rolls
and salt rismg bread 10c
- 1 tufting needle new 90c del; 1 automoatie
attachment fits any machine embroideries and
braids 50c del; 1 hemstitcher fits any machne;
sample of work and nstryctions for using $1
del} "1 field glass 50c del is

Mrs J E Knight, 489 Capitol Avenue Nearly ~
new white enamel oil stove New Perfection
Range cost $40; sell for $10; also Allen prin
cess coal or. wood range $10 :

Miss Mary Brownson, St Marys Ga 1 mod- _
ern duplicator, 2 bottles ink Hektographie
notebook holder; set complete for $10

Lonie Rundles, R 7 Gainesville Ga 8 Ibs
nice butter ea wk 40c Ib add postage z

PM , Care Market Bulletin, Feather bed
for sale, new duck feathers and new tick,
used very little, weight of all 16 Ibs $15
postpaid J :

Mrs W A Bennett, Adairsville Ga Fresh
Jersey butter en wk in brick moulds put up
in paragined one pound s#srtens Satisfaction
guaranteed : :

Mrs H E Conner, 705 East 18 Ave, Cor-
dele Ga 1 pr nice feather pillows will exe
for 5 pure bred grown white leghorn pullets
or young hens or exe for White Rocks, Jer-



sey Black Giants, Buff Orphington or R I
Reds





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