Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1927 July 21

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STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS

MAX L. McRAE, Acting Director



EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner of Agriculture



S GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE .

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: ATLANTA AUGUSTA MACON SAVANNAH COLUMBUS
Sweet Potatoss: White ~_.-_----------------------- $3.50 100 lbs. $3.60 100 Ibs. $3.50 100 Ibs. $2.25 bu. $3.50 100 Ibs
Sweet Potatoes, Yellow -.----.-------------------- $4.00 100 lbs. 4.10 100 lbs. 4.10-100 Ibs. 4.10 100 Ibs. 4.10 100 Ibs.
Irish Potatoes, Sacked ------~--------------------- $2.50 100 lbs. 2.50 100 lbs. 2.75 100 Ibs. 2.50 100 Ibs. 2.75 100 Ibs. A
Cabbage, Green (crated) __-_-------------~--------- $3.50 100 Ibs. 3.50 100 lbs. 3.50 100 Ibs. 3.50 100 lbs. 3.50 100 lbs.
Eggs Se er ee ee ee eee ee ee ee 22 doz. .22 doz. 22 G02. 28 doz. 24 doz. .
Hens) __--------~------------ ------+------------- 18 Ib .18 lb. .18 Ib. BEAL: % 123 Ib.
Roosters ------------------------ --------------- .10 Ib 10 bb. -101b; 15 Th: ete
Friers -_._-------~------------ --------------- = 22 1b 22 1b. oor Th: 30 tb. #7 4-99 Yh.
Ducks ~--~---------------- -----+----~+---------- 15 Ib .16 Ib. aie Ih, 18 Ib. f , AS tb
Geese ----------=--=+----~~---, ~5-5-==----- += == -08 Ib. -09 Ib. .08 Ib. 4b: 7 08 1h
Turkeys ~------------------- ------- fea aaaan-nn-- _ +22 Ib. 22 lb. = 22Tp, .30 Ib. 22. Ib
Country Butter (best Fable). 02 ooo 260 1b. = .35 Ib. 35 th: 38 Ib. 35 db.
Country Butter (Cooking) ------~.----+-----~----~- 22 Be a p22 ae 32 Nh. -35 Ib. OB Ib.
Dried Apples _-------+.-~-----=---++-~4-+------- NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE
Wield Peat. 2. alo 5 tS 5 NONE 1.30 bu. 1.25 bu. 8 ba 1.25 bu,
Dine ved Pens oe .05 Ib. .05. Ib. 05 lb. 05 Ib. OR The 3
pepwe yeu Peas oo oo ee ee Se Te 22-5 NONE NONE .05 Ib. 08 Th. 05 Ib. oe
Lima Beans = ee eee ee ee ee N ONE NONE .05 lb. .05 lb. 2 C5 lb. i Piss Be
Ce Cane Syrup ire) oa ee ee .75 gal .50 gal. 50. gal. 50 gal. Re as a
Phi SV ii a ee ee NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE
Peru, Ne, 3 Waite (sacked). 2 78-5 ee 1.05 bu 1.05 bu. 1.05 bu. 1.08 wu: 106 he

dogs. Noro White, (sadk6d). 42) 2.8 oo ee .59 bu .59 bu. .59 bu. 69 bu: BO bu. oS
Peanut lay Cightly baled) 3. see) == Se ee ee NONE NONE NONE NONE NONE ee
Peavine Hay (tightly baled) -___-_--_---_--. pee 20.50 ton 20.50 ton 20.50 ton 18.00 ton 20.50 ton ss
orl shitke 200 6 ee ae He 11.00 ton. NONE NONE NONE | NONE cas
Cort Met ee a 1.92 96 lbs. 1.92 96 lbs. 1.92 96 lbs. 2.65 96 lbs. 1.92 96 lbs.















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MARKET BULLETIN |



Buy Georgia Products. First

Edited by Mrs.

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It has been estimated that over two hundred millions of dollars were spent
outside of the state of Georgia last year for food products consumed by the

This is a tremendous amount of money and it will behoove the men and
women of Georgia to work together to the end that this great sum be kept
in the state and pent with the Georgia farmers who in turn will keep the
money in eirculation among all branches of business enterprises.

California, Tennessee, Louisiana, Florida, and other states are at pres-
ent profiting largely from the lack of co-operation between the Georgia
It is believed that a closer relationship
between the citizens of Georgia will make it possible for the Georgia pro-
ducer to provide all food supplies for the people of the state and that this
annual revenue will then be kept at home to the mutual benefit of all.

At this time when the production of food supplies is at the peak and
bountiful crops of all kinds of perishable vegetables are maturing daily
and the markets are apt to scem glutted the writer hopes that some thought
will be given to the conservation of many varietes of vegetables for fu-

Four-fifths of the dried butterbeans, navy beans, and even field peas used

in Georgia throughout the winter months are shipped from California and

- the freight charges for hauling equais the cost of the butterbeans.
crops of butterbeans can be successfully grown here annually.

Dried okra, dried butter beans, dried peaches, field peas. will bring splen-
did prices during the winter months.

Three

And the Georgia farmer could ar-

County eanning clubs should be encouraged.

Scientific directions for canning and preserving may be secured from

any local home demonstration agent and when up to date methods in uni-

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formity are observed splendid results will be obtained. Until canning
factories are commonly established in Georgia, community canning clubs
can be made to operate on a large scale. Canning, preserving, and pick-

Norman Sharp, Assistant Director
Bureau of Markets.

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State

Georgia Should Lead in Agriculture

DIVERSIFIED FARMING --- ITS BENEFITS AND POSSIBILITIES

ling afford splendid opportunitis for the individual woman on the farm

to lay by large stores for profitable winter marketing.
~ Now that our harvest of table foods is at the crest let us bend every ef-
fort in marketing for present use and conserving surplus for future use.



PRESERVING FRUITS IN DEMAND

House-keepers in the ities are beginning to think about new and fresh
honey. There will soon be a market for a great deal of honey, and it is
hoped that the Georgia Farmers can supply the cities and towns with large

quantities of honey this year.

There is usually a splendid market for cooking pears, which are due to

be marketed in the near future.

The demand for cooking and preserving

pears is never over supplied in the cities, and housewives will appreciate
a larger supply this year than ever before.

As the cost of sugar is down, this will very probably be a season of home
canning, and home preserving will also be very popular. The farmers un-
doubtedly will find a ready market for large quantities of canning and pre-
serving fruits and will render the housewives in the cities throughout .the
State a service by keeping all stores, markets, fruit stands, etc., well sup-
plied with fruits and berries particularly suitable for preserving. :

Among the fruits most popular with house-keepers and best adapted for
preserving is the pear, quince, clear-stone peaches for canning and preserv-
ing while the cling-stone peach (which seems to be getting searce) will be

in demand for pickling.

Grapes, blackberries, figs are always in demand, especially the fig. Crab

apples make delicious jelly and also tart -sauces

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meats.

and marmalade for

By close co-operation between the producer and the housewife all fruit
that is not consumed could be conserved for winter use through the various

processes of canning and preserving.

A tremendous amount of money is spent for canned fruits,

jellies, jams,

etc., that the housewives of Georgia can divert to producers of the State
by- increasing the volume of home canning and preserving. :







-WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flowers, Seeds and Plants for Sale

Miss Florie Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga Sweet
seented dbl red Carnations well rooted dbl
red Geraniums blooming size 15c ea or 2 for
25c; dbl White Martha Washington Geran-
jum 20c ea 2 for 35c; single red pansy Ger-
aniums 20c ea 2 for 35q; red dbl rose bud
Geraniums Fire ball 20e ea any 8 for $1;
a large fern free with ea $1 order; Fountain
ferns 20 ea, American Beauty col sultana
10c ea 8 for 25c; pink, red Gloria Da Chat-
tine Begonia 15c ea; Orange plant 20c ea;

e dbl Petunia Orchid, purple red & wht varie-

: gated 15c ea 2 for 25c; Maple and Grape

Begonia 15c ea; Lantana 15c ea; Amazon

Plume plant rose col 15 &; mums mix

dol 25c doz, all well rooted something free

with ea order; Fuschia 15 & 25 ea -

Mrs A Daniel, Winder Ga R 1 One doz
large blooming Impatiens yellow 25c ea;
yellow & gold Cannas, orchid blooms 3 for
-25c; Canary Yellow Cannas 3 for 25c; Dor-
othy Perkins rose vines rooted pink 25 ea;
Plumosus vine 10c, 15c, 254 50c ea Amary-
llis bulbs 2 for 25c; Aenia plants fine mixed
25 doz; Verbena white pink, deep pink 2
shades lavender 10c ea; Trailing Queen Col-
eum 5e 10c 15 ea fine plants; Fancy leaf
Coleous 10 & 15c ea; Silver & Green plants
Be 10c 15c ea; fancy leaf Caladiums 25 ea;
ES mums dif cols large flowered 6 for 25;;
_ Hardy mums 15 plants 25 Add postage on
ee plants wanted ;







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WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Miscellaneous For Sale :

: Mrs L F Garner, Cornelia Ga R 1 Second
pes hand organ almost new $40 =
Mrs E A Borders, R F D 2 Warrenton Ga
1 Sunshine Safty Lamp $4 or exe for pure
White Wyandotte, 2 young pullets and cock-
erel or exe for 3 gal new honey

Mrs Anice Bryant, R 2 Ranger Ga 3-4 Ib
nice yellow butter per week 40c lb parties
furnish cartons and postage

Lonnie Rundles Gainsville Ga 2 lb nice



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Jersey butter ea week 85c per lb add pos-
tage -

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Mrs W M Arrington Wadley Ga Rt 2
Home made dry sage 45 per lb add pos-
tage

Miss Mary Johnston Bullard Dry Branch
Ga home made candies assorted with fruit
and nuts 55 2 Ib for $1 plain (1 kind) 45c
delivered:

Mrs Scott Davis Hogansville Ga New home
machine in good sewing condition $12.50 or
exc for young Giattt mammoth bronze tur-
keys 2 ASS :

Mrs F C Alexander Rt 1 Ranger Ga yeast
eakes 20c doz... ;

B D S per cent Bureau of Markets At-
lanta Ga large 38-piece grey pearl toliet set
for sale new never used in pretty lined box
set consists of large hand mirror brush and
comb $6

Mrs T K Moore Rt 8 Canton Ga+Peacock
tail make best offer; pr peafowls $85

Minnie Roberts R F D 4 Buford Ga Re-
ceipt to make 38 gallons good home made
soap in 2 days with rain water no cooking
50c cash with order

Mrs J T Lewis Rt 2-Colleg Park Ga home
knitting machine in perfect condition with
instruction book, needles yarn 6 hosiery
boards every thing ready for use or exc for
chickens pigs or anything can use on farm
machine used 1 yr =

C M Jackson Lawrenceville Ga I ecard wool
into rools for the old fashion spinning wheel
and card wool into bats to make quilts and
mattresses .

Mrs J Rautenberg Farmington Ga home
made candy fresh 40c any kind Gash with
order Add postage

Mrs W A, Huff Browns Crossing Ga flow-
er pots all sizes

Mrs Kate MaHaffey Dacula Ga wanted to
make grape muscadine and scuppernong jel-
ley on shares customers furnish the sugar
and their share of containers

Mrs W A Huff Browns. Crossing Ga flow-
er pots all sizes clover Austrian peas and
vetch seed state price

Mrs J E Stone Rt 8 Adairsville Ga Ice
cream freezer 1 or 2 gal size will exe; tufted
spread for same write





Mrs Josie Jengins Dahlonega Ga Mixed
snapdragon plants salvia plants all kinds tu-
lip gladiola al kinds hycinths bulbs except
single blue Will exe pureb red thomson
strain barred rock eggs for same write

Mrs Mamie Stone Rt 3 Adairsville Ga all

col hyancinths bulbs dbl preferred will exe

wht hydrangea, geraniums

same

Miee C Kelley Midville Ga Rt 3 Box 75 can
paint bed spreads center pieces ete parties
furnish material and the paint

Mrs G F Landin Rt 1 Columbus Ga pine
needi or honey suckle flower baske will
exc white tatting single 10 per yard dbl
20e per yard

Mrs E L Smallwood Asburn Ga Rt B Emb
work to do on halves parties furnish mat-
erial or will work reasonably for cash

and ferns for

C M Jackson Lawrenceville Ga Wanted to
hire white lady who can cook milk and as-
sist my daughter in housekeeping; I card
wool into roole for the old-fashioned spinning
wheel and card wool into bats to make
quilts

Mrs E L Waller Omaha Ga Rt 1 Box 39
wants crochet knitting and emb work to do
parties furnish material Write

Mrs J T Sapp Rt A Preston Ga Wanted
to do all kinds sewing all seams felled or
bound childrens and infants clothes a spec-
ialty all cheap

Mrs F R Vincent Fruitland Ga Wanted a
middel aged woman to help around small
poultry farm Write

Miss Gladys Hall (No Address given) will
do any kind of handwork including sewing
embroidering hemstitching crocheting and tat-
ing at reasonable prices

Dressmaker Care of Bureau of Market,
Atlanta Ga graduate dressmaker with sev
years experience and good references will
make cotton dresses 7c; silks $1.50; slips
eta 50ci; hats made to order 75c for the mak-
eG ee teach millinery by mail the course

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MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Eggs, and Chicken Supplies for.Sale

Mrs F R Vincent Fruitland Ga nice
friers at market pree f o b Fruit
land Ga

Mrs Laura M Page 204 4th Ave |

Decatur Ga-Friers 11-2 to 2 lb 40c
lb f 0 b Decatur

Mrs B F Hartman Rt 1 Ocholock-
onee_Ga Rt 1 Cyphers Incubator 150

egg capacity used 8 timcs good as -

new cash $20 Wil exe for 12 light
Brahama pullts and 1 cock f 0 b
Ovchlockinee Ga :

Mrs G F Smith Rt D Dawson Ga
25 large friers 60c ea f 0 b Bronwood
Ga cash Mrs L S Hope Rt A Ludow-
ici Ga four guinas 3 hens and 1 roos-
ter all blue speckled 1 yr old good lay
ers 75c ea f o b cash with order or
will exc the 4 guiues for 3 new large
size hand made quilt tops good and
new

Mrs Scott Davis

Black Lankshang friers quite best
prices

Mrs C H Rowland R F D 1 Stone
Mt Ga Hens and friers for sale Write

~S.M Davenport Thunderbolt Ga

one nice peacock for sale 3 yrs old

Make offer or will exe for friers
Toccoa Orphanage Toccoa Ga fif-
teen hens and 8 roosters pure bred

Hogansville Ga



Thursday, | July 21, 1927

Silver Spangle Hamburgs will exc for .

black giant young hens or barred

rocks wht leghorn hens and doosters

will sell or exe for same blk giants

or barred rocks; 1 super hatcher in-

cubator 400 egg capacity just used
for two settings new good condition





















Thursday, July 21,1927,
CATTLE FOR SALE
Ww S Sanders, Danielsville, Ga., 4
weeks old Jersey heifer, Jap and Sul-
tan breeding, reg. can be transferred
write for prices. |

T R Griffin, Rt 5, Carrollton, Gal
Jersey heifer 5 mos old, $50 with

se reg and transfer papers.

W S Black, Rt 1, Lula, Ga., Jer-
sey cow 7 years old will freshen J uly
28 extra butter cow.

W P Sorrow, Point Peter, Ga., 1
_ Guerbey bull born June 11, 192.; reg

no 122,948, good qual&y and well
grown for age $75 f o b, Berkley,
Ga., o rexchange for good cow fresh
in milk.

National Pecan Groves Co., Flint-
side, Ga., young Guernsey reg. bull
calves, also bull calves from reg sires
and heavy producing cows, and high
heifers all ages, bargain prices.

J J Cummings, Donaldsonville, Ga.
reg. Hereford cattle.

Mrs S E Jones. Rt 2, Fairburn,
Ga., reg Jersey cow fresh with first
calf 8 weeks old $100.

K L Smith, Palmetto, Ga., thor-
oughbred Jersey bull 7 mos old $50.

J W Brit, Tuweker, Ga., reg Jersey
cow 5 years old, has 8rd calf, fresh-
ened May 21, gives 3 gal per day,
$75, with papers.

Jimmie Gore, Frolona, Ga., 1 good
milk cow fresh now will sell or ex-
change for nice pigs; write.

Ga.,

RS Parham, Greenville, 2

-. milk cows to sell or exchange for

beef cattle.

H C Waldrip, Rt t, Forsyth, Ga., [

milk cow fresh now, 2 to come in
last of July.
T W McAllister, Buena Vista, Ga.,

-*1 ear Hereford cattle 10 cows and

_ calves; the remaining load yearlings.
W T Adams, Laovnia, Ga., 1 half
Jersey and half Guernsey bull calf
4 weeks old to sell or exchange for
_ 2 shoats.

C M Shackleford, Albany, Ga.,
splendid solid color 4 years old Jer-
sey bull sure server and no faults;
sire little Dutchess Raleigh, sire of
one in R of M; dam, Rexs Floretta
Foxie with 4 R of M; twice Ga. State
champion, price $300; also 5 mos old
bull sired by a Sybil Gamborge bull
and out of a 4 gal Raleigh cow.

R E: Bower, Dixie, Ga., 3 fresh
milk cows at bargain.
72P AY Whidby, Jr, Orange, Ga., 1
heifer calf-1 mo old 3-4 Guernsey
from reg. stock $20 fob. >

BH Hollands Rt. 2, Dalton, Ga.,
Jersey heifer 7 weeks old $7 or ex-
change for good pig.

Jas A Sutton, Metasville, Ga., cows
fresh in milk.

J R;Simonton, Rt 1, Dacula, Ga., 2
pure bred Jersey bulls.

Hillerest Farm, Odessadale, Ga., 1
Jersey bull calf 6 1-2 mos old, from
high producing stock.

Chas H Griffin, Hampton, Ga., 60 |
_ first class dairy cows, heavy milking

consisting of Holsteins and Jerseys,
45 now milking and 15 to freshen
soon; to sell whole lot, write.



SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

Mrs T H Reeves, Luthersville, Ga.,
1 Urban billie 12 mos. old, entitled
to be reg.

K D Sanders, Eatonton, Ga., Rt 4,
fine choice grade Southdown ram
lambs for breedy, now ready for ser-
vice.

C M Shackelford, Albany, Ga.,
pure bred Augora goat bucks $7.50,
does $5.

HOGS FOR SALE



AA Harp, Yatesville, Ga. P C

Duroc Jersey and Hampshire pigs 7
and 8 weeks old, write for prices.

Oakhurst Plantation, Hamilton, Ga
Scotted P C pigs reg in buyers name
$10 each.

DB Worley, Rt 4, Elberton, Ga.,
good heavy oats for sale, make best
offer, write, also nice pigs for sale.
WHI Waller, R F D, 1, Eatonton,

both sides $8 each.

choice stock, no akin.

_about 300 lbs; good individual under
| good control and in good condition;



45 Ins) wt. good breeding $25 each.



4 OS OM AREET

Ga., 50 pigs 6 to 10 weeks old $503
to $7550.

W A Bass, Devereaux, Ga., 4 full
Berkshire pigs 3 mos old; 3 P C pigs
erossed on Berkshire full. blood on

Southern Hog Farm, Eastman, Ga.
black Guinea pigs 10 weeks old for
breeding purposes only $15 each;

National Pecan Groves Co., Flint-
side, Ga., 1 reg. duroc boar to sell
or exchange to prevent inbreeding.

W H Mitchell & Co., Barnesville,
Ga., large S P C boar entitled to reg.
2 years old, sell or exchange for good
buggy horse; 15 P C pigs, grades,
7 to 9 weeks old; also 10 Duroc
shoats 12 weeks old, prices vary $5
upwards, fo b farms at Zebulon, Ga.

J C Fowler, Mitchell, Ga., 1 sow
and:5 pigs, mixed guinea and Duroc
breed, pig 4 weeks old $30.

Mrs Eugene Smith, Monticello, Ga.,
Rt 2, 7 weeks old pigs Duroc stock
exchange for Donaldson strain pullets
March hatch. =

W A Biggers, Greenville, Ga., big
bone black guinea pigs $7.50 f o b
Greenville, Ga.

Bee Jones, Reyonlds, Ga., reg. O
I C male pigs 4 to 5 mos "old will
weigh 100 lbs each, $15 each.

J L Braselton, Braselton, Ga., 4
OIC reg. white pigs 3 mos old, sows
and boars no kin, champion sre
stock $17.50 with pedigree.

F C Castellaw, Locust Grove, Rt
3, 12 thoroughbred black P C pigs
not reg. 7 weeks old $5 each.

J L Blount, Hawkinsville, Ga., 200
hogs for cale; pigs $5 to $10 each
P C mixed.

Jas L Sutton, Metasville, Ga.,
Berkshire shoats, pure bred sows.

J J Blanchard, Appling, Ga., pure
bred Duroc Jeresy pigs, Orion Cherry
King strain, entitled to reg, 10 weeks
old $10 each or $18 per pair; will
exchange 1 boar for same.

C T Prossen, Milledgeville, Ga., Rt
7, pure bred big boneguinea gilts
bred to pure bred big bone guinea
boar, color black, due to farrow in
October, $20 each; also pure bred big
bone guinea pigs 10 weeks old $15
per pair; write for particulars.

Ira G. Thompson; Summit, Ga., lit-
tle bone guinea pigs or grade guinea
or Hampshire shoats to exchange for
pump or hammerless or automatic
shot gun; write description.

Riley C Couch, Turin, Ga., 1 pure
bred big bone P c female pig 3 mos
old $8.

Southern Hog Farm, Eastman, Ga.
pure bred big type guinea black gui-
nea hogs for breeding purposes only;
choice pigs 10 weeks old either sex
no akin $15 each.

Leo Akins, Graymont, Ga., 10 Du-
roc and P C pigs mixed 12 weeks old
and in good condition $5.50 each, or
$5 each for the lot f o b Metter, Ga.

David Pike, Buena Vitsa, Ga.. S
O C boar reg. wt. about 300 Ibs. $50.

F F Keown, Tunnel Hill, Ga.,
choice Duroc spring gilts from 12 lit-
ters at Bowden Place, Dalton, Ga.;
outstanding Duroc Jersey boar for
quick sale.

C T Fuller, Curryville, Ga., Rt 1,
thoroughbred Big oBne black P CG
_ and boars $12.50 each;.$25 per

pag f o b 6 weeks old, can be reg.

Peter J Harden, Rt 1, Atlanta, Ga,.
extra nice pigs 8 weeks $5 each,
phone Fairfax 1750-J.

G V Norman, Dewey Rose, Ga.,
Rt 1, Berkshire pigs entitled to reg.
Oct. 4 delivery $10 each f o b EI-
berton, Ga.; would exchange for Jer-
sey heifers.

Chas. White, athicen. Ga, 1S
P C boar pure bred but not reg. wt.

price $35, selling to prevent inbreed-
ing

Tic H McDonald, Mitchell, Ga., 5
nice thrifty pigs 10 weeks old Duroc
and Hampshire $4 each.

L H Edenfield, Rt. 8, Stillmore,

Ga., duroc Jersey boar pigs 5$ to



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Huddon Hipp, Hogansville, Ga. a6

f nice fat hogs wt about 1000 Ibs, write

offers.

L H Edenfield, Rt. 3, Stillmore,
Ga., big bone guinea boars and gilts
100 lbs wt. $20 each or pair $38; 1
Duroc Jersey boar 80 mos old 200
to 300 lbs $40 with reg. papers.

T V Coleman, Roswell, Ga., Berk-
shire service boar, young boar, sow8,
gilts and pigs; Berkshire and P. C.
crossed; Berkshire and Hampshire
crossed; good stock and good. prices.

H C Waldrip, Rt 1, Forsyth, Ga.,
12 reg. Duroc Jersey pigs O .K
breeding $10 each; also milk cow

freshen in the last of July.

R S Parham, Greenville, Ga., 100
pigs 6 weeks to 2 mos old $3 to $5
each, Duroc, Hampshire and P. C.
stock.

We P Tabor. Rt.:A,. Tifton, -Ga.,2
pure bred P C gilts 6 mos old wt.
about 160 lbs $20 each or $38 for
both f o b Tifton.

T H Ethridge, Rt 1, Ivey, Ga., 1
Duroc Jersey sow 5 shoats, write for
prices.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

N D Jackson, Rt 3, Alma, Ga., will
exchange good mules and nice young
mare for a late model fs car must
be in good shape.

J Me Bickox;: Rt 2,. Box 64, Folk-
ston, Ga., 1 mule 9 years old, gentle
as a cat and in good condition $75.

J I McNair, Stapleton, Ga., 1 mule
5 1-2 years old, wt. about "900 lbs
$100.

G A Anderson, Williamson, Ga., 1
pair Ga. raised mules healthy and
sound, 7 and 9 years old, wt. about
800 and 900 Ibs; perfect condition,
work anywhere, $75 for pair, or $40
each.

W H Mitchell, Barnesville, Ga., 3
to 5 good farm mules for sale a
or in August, or will trade 1 or 2
mules for a real good tractor.

A R Johnson, Empire, Ga., 2 mules
wt about 900 lbs each; $50 for pair
or will exchange for cattle.

J B Mullis, /Box 355, Tifton, Ga.,
large hrose 11 years old works good
and in good condition, wt 1200 when



fat, will sell cheap or exchange for.

Ford: write for further particulars.

H "A Johnson, Rt 1, Alto, Ga., 1
black mare 11 years old wt. 900 lbs,
gentle work anywhere and in good
Res dian $40 or will exchange for
first class coon dog not over 5 years
old.

W J Reece, Rt 2, Adrian, Ga., 2
mules 1 mare 1 horse wt 1200 lbs
each; all iD: years old; $175 for both.

GRAIN FOR SALE
Corn and Corn Products

White Oak Creek Mill Co., Sharps-



/ burgh, Ga., fresh ground corn meal

in cotton or burlap sacks $1 per bu.
f o b Raymond, Ga.

Moultrie Mill & Elevator Co.,
Moultrie, Ga., 1 car load baled
shucks $9 per ton f o b Eastman, Ga.
800. bus. shelled Ga: corn in even wt
bags, 2000 bus ear corn will deliver
any quantity shelled corn, ear corn
only in car lots.

M F Lewis, A deirarie. Ga., water
ground meal $1 per bu.

H M Franklin Co., Tennille, Ga, 2
ears of good sound baled corn shucks
$10 per ton f o b Eastman. Ga.

Geo L Green, Jasper, Ga., white
milling corn; write offers.

J C Gilbert, Fayetteville, Ga., 40

or 50 bu good sound slip shuck corn |.

$1.10 per bu.

J N Watts, Shellman, Ga., carload
yellow corn in ear 90c bu f 0 b.

White Oak Creek Mill Co., Sharps-
burgh, Ga., 400 bus slip shuck corn
good condition, make best offer f o
b cars at Raymond, Ga.

C T Miller, Leo, Ga., 40 bus clean
sound water shelled corn or water
ground meal in 2 1-2 bu bags $1.10.



Whear, Rye and Oats
L White, Adairsville, Ga., 40 bu
Abruzzi 0 rye $1. 60 t ob Adairs-



/ville..



4

_ [Rt 5, 20 lbs seven top turnop seed.

-peavine hay clean bright and full of |



__ PAGE THREE

J P Perrys Dairy, Dublin, Ga.,
Abruzzi rye $2 bu. | es

Rhodes Seed Co., Forsyth, Ga.,
Graham (whole: wheat) flour from
new crop of wheat 20 lb sack .$1. eee
50 tbs: $8 all 0 b. avs

M HH Carithers, Colbert, Ga., Rt e
2, 80 bu Appleby seed. oats 80c per
bu fo b. va

deci Beall, Louisville, Ga., -geu-
uine May wheat [ole LD. 0.8b Louis-

M F. Lewis, Adairsville, Ga.,
straight /flour from. home
wheat $4 per 100 lbs fo b.

D J Marshall, Rt. 8, Washington,
Ga., 100 bus Ga. rust prof oats.

DT Fowler, Rt 6, Cumming, Ga., _
oats for sale 75c per bus wheat $1. 15
per bu f o b, Buford, Ga.

i Nichols, Rockmart, Ga., gen-
uine Abruzzi rye home grown $1.75 |
per bu. f 0 b Rockmart, cash with or-
der.

pure apple seed oats $1 per bu. oe

J C Bagwell, Rt. 3; Canon, Ga,, ~
seed oats for sale or exchange for
good shoats or hogs.

R M Ross & Son, Colbert, Ga.. ~
30 to 85 bus Abruzzi rpe clean and
pure $2 per bu. f o b Colbert, Ga.,
cash with order.



Clover, Hay, Etc

Moultrie Mill & Elevator
Moultrie, Ga, few tons No. 1 Tim-
othy hay $27 per ton.

Al Crittenden, Shellman, Ga.,
car load lot oat straw sound and
Gee $10 per ton i o b Shellman,

a

C O Preston, Shellman, Ga., 12
tons bright and power packed oat |
straw, will sell f o b Shellman.

Rhodes Seed Co., Forsyth, Ga.,
Burr clover with heavy sand screened
out 500 Ibs 10 per lb, 1 less than.
100 lbs 15ce per Ibfob.

H G Wiley, Jackson, Ga., 2 cars |
wheat and oat straw $10 per ton f
o b Jackson, Ga.

Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga., good
bright oat straw baled $11 per ton,
peavine hay rich with peas $24 ton.

T A Wilson, Hampton, Ga., alfal-
fa hay baled $30 per tonfob Hamp- *
ton.

F D Tatum, Palmetto, Ga., oat hay
from 5 bu to an acre oats bright
clean, no stalks or trash $30 per ton.

peas, fine for cows $25; alfalfa hay
leafy, no big stems, no weeds, nor
grass $32 per ton; baled oat ara
$13 per ton. <

a.

SEEDS FOR SALE

'Mrs Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega, Ga.
7 top and purple top turnip seed
mixed 30c per lb del; old fashion
multiplying shellots 40c gal.

Mrs B F Crumley, Fender, Ga.,
cabbage heading collard seed 35c per
pound.

Tucker Seed Co., 52 Hadgewood- SG,
Atlanta, Ga., true Ga. and Buncombe
collard, purple top, white globe, and
white egg turnip seed 30c; all varie-
ties cabbage 75c; beets, carrots, rad-
ish 85c; new stone, greater Balti-
more, tomato 75c, Bermuda onion
$2.50. ;

Guy Taylor, Rt. 1, Macon, Ga., 50
lbs collard seed.
Q J Simms, Flowery Branch, Ga. a
50 lbs seven top turnip seed 25e per
lb; add postage to orders for less
than 5 lbs. :
Mrs E A Borders, Rt 2, Warren-
ton, Ga., new mustard seed 10c per
tablespoon; large white radish 10c
per large tablespoon; paid; Boston
headed lettuce seed 10c large table
spoon.
W K McGee, Bowersville, Ga., will
exchange bright Crimson. clover seed
in chaff at 10c per lb for good young
Guernsey or Jersey cows fresh to
freshen soon; or also for 100 White
Leghorn pullets, or for 1 no 12 De-
Lavel cream separator; write what
you have.
Mrs C B Finley, Loganville, Ga.,















grown

H W Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga. %

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_ EEDSFORSALE
LE Pittman, Sugar Valley, Ga.,
Crimson clover seed in chaff 10c per
Yb, f o b Sugar Valley, Ga.

Mrs V E McCook, Rt 2, McIntyre,

head collard seed $1 per lb or 10c
: per .oz or 3 ozs for 25c.

mega Plant Co., Omega, Ga., fine
eacdak cabbage seed $1 per lb; gen-
uine Bermuda onion seed $2 per lb,
i] delivered. :
ees T Cottingin, 1136 Euclid
Ave.. Atlanta, Ga., all kinds cabbage
seed 85c per Ib; all kinds turnip seed
-Bbe per Ib; improved N Y head let-
tuce $1 per 1b; mustard, kale, and
collard seed 35c per lb; carrott seed
15e per Ib New Stone tomato seed
- $1 per Ib; beet seed 75c per lb; straw
-eolor or white Bermuda onion seed
- $2.50 per ib; crystal wax onion seed.
$4.50 per Ib; large White Globe on-
jon seed $2; pomeey ee 40 per
Ib: postage paid with order.
ae iP Pirkle, Hoschton, Ga., several

bags of Burr clover seed swept with
enough soil to inoculate $1.50 per
bag of approximtely 75 Ibs 20.70
Hoschton, G. ; |
W K McGee, Bowersville, Ga.,
bright choice Crimson clover in chaff
- 10c per lb f o b shipping point. |
= G BH Coleman, Rt 2, Fayetteville,
Ga., 20 lbs pure Southern prize tur-
nip seed 40c lb, 3 lbs $1 or will ex-



condition. :
W W Williams, Quitman, Ga.,
cabbage and tomato seed $1; onion
seed $2; collard seed 50c; turnip seed
50c; mustard 25c. ae
Geo L Green, Jasper, Ga., cane
seed $1 f o b.
2 2 Enos ee ae :
-. men, Ga., 8 lbs mixed turnip see
_ 25e per Ib; or the lot for $1.85, add
= postage. ,
= R C Orr, Cumming, Ga., Rt 5, 10

postage. j
- Mrs L Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga.,
Southern Prize and White Globe tur-
nip seed 30c per lb delivered; red on-
jon sets 50c per qt del.

fa seed $2.50 per pk.. $9.75 per bu;
rape seed 5 lbs for 60c, 10 lbs for
oS 1.00.
~~ Cottongin Seed Store, Atlanta,
Ga., grant string beans $8 bu; Red
Valentine beans and bumper G P
- beans same price all f o b Atlanta;
10 lbs purple top Globe turnip, 10.
Ibs purple top rutabaga turnip, 10
lbs. any kind turnip seed $3; 5 lbs
Southern Giant curled mustard seed

- 80ce; 10 lbs Jersey or Charleston

turnip beet seed 60c; all kinds carrot

-. lettuce $1 per 1b; all kinds turnip
~ geed 35c per Ib.
Tri-State Seed Co., Athens, Ga.,
orange cane seed $1.50 in good even
wt. bags. cone
_. Mrs. J M Rutledge, Julia, Ga., 4
_ Ibs fresh white heading variety col-
lard seed 25c per lb f 0 b; or 30c
per lb del., cash with order.
G Oliver, Rt 2, Barnesville, Ga.,
new crop cabbage collard seed 75c
per lb; 40c 1-2 lb; 20c 1-4 lb, add
ee postage; new crop purple top, Globe
_. turnip seed 40c lb; 25 1-2: Ib; 15c
1-4 Ib; mixed turnip seed 35c Ib; 20c
_ 1-2 Ib; 15c 1-4 lb; add postage.
Mrs B F Crumley, Rt. 2, Fender,
Ga., 20 lbs cabbage heading collard
- seed 85c lb, or whole lot at 25c.

Ga., mixed turnip seed 25c per cup.

_ Mrs W C Donaldson, Surrency, Ga.

10 Ibs new Ga. cabbage collard seed
20 02. or $2.50 per lb postpaid; also

- old fashion collard seed for same

_ price; also onion seed for sale.

_ Cairo Seed Co., Cairo, Ga., Amber

cane, orange cane, red top cane

_ Texas seeded ribbon cane, syrup sor-
_ ghum, German millet, seed, all $2.50

_ per bu; cattail millet 9c per Ib; all
fo b Cairo, Ga.

_ McEver Seed & Piant Co., Brasel-

ton, Ga.. New Stone tomato seed $1

carrot, spinach at same price.
Ga., new white stem 1927 winter |

$4 delivered or 75c per lb; add post-

squash seed 45 per lb; or exchange

change lot for garden wire in good

Rel; Box 104. Bre-'

_Jbs 7 top turnip seed 20c per Ib; add:

W H Waddelle, Pearson, Ga., chu-|

_ Wakefield cabbage seed $8; all kinds|~

seed 60c; New York improved head

fancy white onions for

Mrs V S Ladd, Rt 7, Gainesville, |

bus of nice onions for eating purpo-'





MARKET BUL

per lb; all kinds cabbage seed same
price; collard seed 50c per. lb;
kind turnip seed 35c per lb; also beet

G C Connell, Whigham, Ga., Ga.
collard seed 1927 crop 20c per lb f
o b Whigham; no orders taken less
than 5 lbs. 2

Miss Daisy Skelton, Leaf, Ga., 6
lbs of pure Seven Top turnip seed

age.
> Mics Ethel Etheridge, Lavonia,
Ga., Rt 8, mixed turnip seed best va-
rieties 30c per lb, Detroit dark red
beet seed 80c per pt; carrot seed 10c
teaspoon; Boston heading letuce seed
same price; all delivered.
E B Travis, Riverdae, Ga., best
variety okra seed 28c per lb. del.;

for turnip or onion seed.

Mrs S A Spann, Rt 1, Soperton,
Ga., 15 to 20 lbs 7 top old fashion,
rough top, turnip seed with some
mustard seed mixed in, well ma-
tured seed, 40c per lb, or lot at 35c
per lb f ob.

T C Clark, Conley, Ga., 7 top tur-
nip seed pure and clean 20c per |b;
$1- for 3-\bs, :

T J Bailey, Rt. 1, Lavonia, .Ga.,
18 lbs purple top white globe turnip
seed 1926 crop 40c del.

Mrs R H Godwin, Rt-A, Boston,
Ga., 155 lbs, pure Ga. cabbage col-
lard seed 1927 crop $50 for lot or
35c per Ib.

Miss Cora Turner, Cleveland, Ga.
Rt 4, 7 top turnip seed for. winter
salad 30c per lb.

N.B Daniel, Menlo, Ga., new-crop
turnip seed, purple top, white globe,
and 7 top varieties mixed 5c table-
spoon or 35c per lb, or whole lot in
1 pk 25c per lb; postage extra.

Mrs J Walter MeGarity, Drake-
town, Ga., Rt 1, Hastings mixed tur-
nip seed 1927 crop 30c per lb; add
postage.

. W C Coffin, Coffinton, Ga., white
head collard cabbage seed 50 lb. de-
livered. S





VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Mrs S D Mahan, Fairmount, Ga.,
Rt 2, old time shellots 10c doz; yel-|
low onions that make sets in ground
6c per lb; add postage, write.

S D Mandeville, Wadley, Ga., 5
crates yellow Bermuda onions clean
stock. :

E E Kurtz, Rt. 1, Marietta, Ga.,
canned vegetables in any quantity
up-to car load lots; string beans
hand snapped, corn okra and toma-
toes, okra and tomatoes, okra alone
and Sauer Kraut.

G M Mitchell, Newborn, Ga., 5 bus
of Bermuda onions 5c per lb.

Hillerest Orchards, Ella Gap, Ga.,
50 bus. of Ga. grown onions yellow!
Danvers variety. :

Mrs V E McCook, McIntyre, Ga.,
hot cayenne pepper green or ripe, 25c
per lb del., no order. accepted less
than 50c.. ~

John W Moseley, Soperton, Ga.,
eating or
planting $2.50 per 1-2 bu; $4 per
bu delivered.

Box 104, Metter, Ga., white nest
onions 10 per qt or will exchange
for dried apples.
Miss Beanie Smith, Rt 3, Kite, Ga.

hot green pepper small pods 25c pt;}

hot green pepper large pod 30c qt.
Mrs H F Kelly, Midville, Ga-; RE
3, Box 75, white nest onions $4 per
bushel. :
C W Howard, Rt 2, Ludowici, Ga.,
okra 10c per lb f 0 b Ludowici. :
Linton G Banks, Statesboro, Ga.,
6 to 10 hampers white velvet okra
per week, satisfaction guaranteed,
write offer.
F O Martin, Jakin, Ga., white Ber-
muda onion 6c per lb f o b; will ship
any amount.

G P Murphy, Ranger, Ga., a few

ses 5c lb, not delivered.

all}

size bunch pepperment plants 10ec

r doz. :
EE Eliza Carter, Hazlehurst, Ga.,
Rt A; Box 14; good fresh oo
5kya ean furnish any amount.
: John Crowe, Rt 1, Philomath, Ga.
tomatoes $1 per bu, f o b Washing-
CON Gb

Miss Robie Gailey, Rt 1, Box 15,
Alto, Ga., rew gals white multiply-
ing onions 85c gal, new crop.

Ae V Ladd, Gainesville, Ga., Rt
7, nest onions for Sept planting $2.50
per bu, 40c gal.

PLANTS FOR SALE
Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville, Ga.,
tomato plants 20c per 100 add pos-

tage. os
D Storey & Son, Morven, Ga., ear-
ly tomato stone and redfield beauty
varieties for fall planting $1.50 per
M. delivered. oe Se
C F Maddox, Rt 2, Buford, Ga.,
well rooted Charleston Wakefield
cabbage, new stone and Greater Bal-
timore tomato, and true heading va-

' riety collard plants grown from guar-

anteed pure seed 45c per 200; 75c
per 500; $1.20 per M; $9.75 per 10
M; del. to Ga. points; pimento sweet
pepper, moist packed 35c per 100;
$1.25 per 500.

-Mrs I H Anderson. Rt 3, Alma,
Ga., genuine Porto Rican potato
plants inspected 50c per M or will
exchange for 1-day old Barred Rock
chicks or dark Ringlet strain.
Mrs E M Storey, Thomson, Ga.,
tomato plants 40c per 100; Ga. col-
lards 20c per 100; drumhead and flat

| Dutch cabbage 25c per 100.

Cureton Nurseries, Austell, Ga.,
apple, peach, pear, cherry, plum, fig,
grapes, blackberries, | raspberries
plants; pecan, walnut, shade trees,
evergreens, roses, nandenas, iris,
peonies, gladiolas, cannas, flowering
shrubs in large varieties; write for
prices.

Miss Grace Branan, Lewiston, Ga.,
Jersey, Wakefield, Copenhagen and
Succession cabbage plants; Ga. col-
lards, Stone tomato plants; 50c per
200; 75 per 500; $1.25 per M; pre-
paid.

Miss Lizzie Poole, Rt 4, Baxley, Ga
improved Porto Rican and Nancy

ll potato plants 75c per M, deliv-
ered or 50c perM col; good plants
uaranteed. (

W A Poole, Rt 4, Baxley, Ga., im-

ie Porta Rican potato plants alos

/ Nancy Hall plants, gov. inspected 75c
per M del, or 50c per M. col.

Mrs A L Hudgins, Rt 3, Rockmart,
Ga., Hastings, red field beauty and
a Stene tomato plants 25c per

W O Waldrip, Rt. 1, Flowery
Branch, Ga., early Jersey Charleston
Wakefield cabbage, New Stone and
Greater Baltimore tomato,and Ga
and Buncomb collrd plants now
ready $1.25 per M del; $1 per M for
10 or more collect, :

eB J Jones, Morris Station, Ga.,
Livingston Globe and New Stone to-'
Sie plants 300 for 50c; $1.25 per.

0 F Crowe, Buford, Ga, Rt 3
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage; Balti- '
more and Stone tomato, and Ga. col-!
ee eieh per M del; $8 for!

: -75 per 25 M; $3
Ma a 6. ee

W W Williams, Quitman, Ga., cab-
bage ee so plants $1 per M:
onions $1.25 per M:; bell :
collard $1. Le

Obie Crow Plant Farm, Buford
Ga., Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab-
bage, Greater Baltimore and New
Stone tomato, nd true Ga. and NC
short stem collard plants 25c per
100; 50c per 300; $1.25 per M del;
Seprese fo b $5 for 5M; $9 for 10

Gainesville, Ga., Wakefield and Flat

Dutch cabbage, Stone and Greater
Baltimore tomto, and heading varie-



Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, - Ga.,'
horse radish 10c per bunch; good:

ty cabbage plants 25e per 100, 50c
per 100, 50c per 300, 75c per 500,
$1.25 per M postpaid; or express col



&



ne

ol ey
Heston Crow, Buford, Ga., leadin,,
variety cabbage collard, and Greater

-mato, and heading variety

| heading variety G



Major Crows Plant Warm, Rt. 1, :

$1 per M, $4.75 per 5 M, $9 per 10
M; larger amounts to dealers 75c per
M ae

: Omega Plant Co., Omega, Ga., cab-
bage, onion, and tomto plnts $1 per
M

J A Johnson, Jr. Rockinghm, Ga,
Charleston Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants 75c per 500, $1.25
oer M. ao

L A Crow: Buford, Ga., Dutches
and Wakefield cabpage Baltimore
and Stone tomato and heading va-
riety cbbage plnts 25c per 100, 50c
ver 300; $1.15 per M, mailed, or 75c
per M express collect. Bus

Mrs Anna Crow, Rt 1, Gainesville,
Ga., cabbage, tomato and collard |
plants in lots of 5 M or-more TAG
oer Wie b. :







Baltimore tomato plants 50c per 300,
$1.10 per M del; 75c per M express
collect.

McEver Seed & Plant Co., Brasel-
ton, Ga., Livingston, Globe, New
Stone, Greater Baltimore tomato, and
cabbage collard plants same _ price
75e per 500, $1.25 per M; $1 per
M f ob. ;



E B Travis, Riverdale, Ga., Porto
Rican potato plants 75c per M .del.,
best varieties tomato plants 200 del
for 50 or exchange for turnip or on-
ion seed.

A J Stanton, Newborn, Ga. white
collard plants $1 per M del in Ga.

Mrs Rosie Crow, Rt, Cumming, Ga.
collard plants 15 per 100; $1.25 per
M; late cabbage plants 15 per 100.

E J Barrett, Rt 1, Alton, Ga., New
Stone tomato plants and
Dutch cabbage plants 25c per 100, :
75 per 500, $1.75 per M; all grown.
a 7 improved seed, ee

onnie Crow, Rt. 3, B ; 2
Hlat Dutch and Wakhcla capes
New Stone and Greater Baltimore to-

ollard

plants 25 per 100, 50c per 300, 75

per 500. $1.25 per M del;
for 10 M or more. ay

Lee Crow,
Dutch and

per 500; $1.25 per M del: or $1

i er
M for 10 M or more; heading ne
collard plants same price, :

Bibb Plant Co., Rt 3, Macon Gas?
ae A collard plants 60
elo :
ee a2 per M del: 75e per

Mrs. Grace Maddox, Rt 2. B
, Rt 2, Buf
Ga., pimento Sweet pepper a

packed 35c per 100 del. :
timore and New Stone # Greater Bal-

300,
Ga. or Carolinas.
C F Maddox, Rt

Baltimore tomato
- Collard plants
anteed pure seed

per 500, $1.20
M; $9.75 per 10 M; all deivescs fe

Ga. points: Pimento swe

; nts ; et

ee ne per 100 delivered, ae

ennett, Rt 1, Flower B

ee ee eee cabbage pints oe

' ; 75ce pe

ses ber 500, $1.25 per M
Ger Waldrip, Rt 1, 2

grown from guar
45 per 200, 75

Flow:
ae ae ee and otha
4o0c per 100; $1,
J C Allen, R oe



t 2, Gainesvi 2a
collards 15e per 100, $1.25 oe ae
del; lady Thompson Strawbe -vy pants
30 per 100 or 75e per 800.
Lisbon Allen, Gainesville, Gal, Rt
2, Ga. collard 15 per 100 or $1.25
per M del, larger orders cheaper,
WO Waldrip, Rt 1, Flowery
Branch, Ga., Charleston Wakefield
and Early Jersey cabbage, New Stone
and Greater Baltimore tomato, true





per M for 10 M express collect.
Clarence Waldrip, Rt 1, Flowery

Branch, Ga., early Jersey cabbage

plants $1.25 per M or 25 per 10u.

Se



sday, July 21, 1927.




















































- PLANTS FOR SALE.
Mrs Willie Allen, Gainesville, Ga.
2, Ga collard 15 per 100, $1.25
r M, del; Lady Thompson straw-
rry plants 30c per 100 or 75c per
Ds

er 300; 75 per 500; $1.25 per M.
ll postpaid; better prices on larger
Southern Plant, Braselton, Ga.;
w Stone tomato, Charleston Wake-
ield cabbage, and collard plants
51.25 per M del; send cash with or-
eY :

Yr.

W C Coffin, Coffinton, Ga., white
livered.
head collard-cabbage seed 50c Ib
Daniel Shirley, Rt 2, Alto, Ga., red
ield beauty tomato plants $1.25 per
M or $1 per M for 5 M or more.
Mrs Ralph Williams, Cumming,
za., Ga. collard heading 15 per 100
for July and Aug del. all postage.

_ Miss Sarah - Grindle,
Ga., Rt 1, everbearing strawberry
lants 25c per 100; add postage.
0 M Crow, - Buford, .Ga.,

$5 per 5 M,

__ Mrs Estie Crow, Buford, Ga., Flat
Dvteh and Charleston Wakefield cab-
bree, New Stone and Greater Bal-
more tomato, heading variety of
309. 75 per 500, $1.25 per M, $5
fcr 5 M, $9 for 10 M.
? Sass Cora .Turner,. Rt 4,-Cleve-
_lend, Ga., Stone tomato plants 30 per
10%; add postage.
Mrs Azzie Crow, Rt 3, Buford, Ga.
Wakefield and lat Dutch cabbage,
Bey Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato, and heading variety of col-
lard plants 20c per 100, $1.25 per
_M,. $1 per M for 5 M or more.
_ Miss Esta Crow, Rt 3, Buford, Ga.
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato plants 25 per 100; 50c per
300; 75c per 500; $1.25 per M; $7.5
per 10 M, express collect.
D Storey & Sons, Morven, Ga.,
early Stone and Redfield Beauty to-
mato plants $1.50 per M del, now
reaay for fall setting out. |
_ CM Crow, Rt 1, Gainesville,
akefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato, and heding vriety collard
plants 50c for 300; 75c for 500;
$1.25 per M, postpaid; or express col
$1 per M; $4.75 5 M, $9 for 10 M.
__ Evergreen Nursery, Gainesville,
Ga., cabbage plants $1.25 per M; to-



mato plants same price.
~Woodliff Plant Farm,
Branch, Ga., Charleston
and Flat. Dutch cabbage, New Stone
nd Greater Baltimore tomato $1.25
er M; old fashion Boone and Porto
Rican potato plants 50c per M.
- WC Tumlin Gainesville, Ga., cab-
kage, tomato, and collard plants lead-
ing varieties 75c 500; $1.25 per M;
epper plants (bell) $2 per M.
Mrs Irene Dysart, Cross Station,
Ga., Rt 1, strong well rooted sage
plants 25 per 1-2 doz; can pick sage
rom them this year.
Green Mt. Farm, Gainesville, Ga.,
cabbage and tomato plants $1.25 per
, $10 10 M.
Mrs Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga., Rt
8 celery plants 25c for 2 doz; Ga.
collard and Stone tomato plants 20c
e7 ; hot pepper plants 25 per

Flowery

FM Wright, Alto, Ga., Livingston
Glove and New Stone tomato and
ate Flat Dutch cabbage plants from
Long Island seed 25 per 100; $1.15



Dahlonega, |

New |

col'a~d plants 25 per 100, 50c per.

Wakefield |



Evergreen Plant Farm,
ton Wakefield, and Succession cab-!
bage plants, Stone and Baltimore to-
mato, and Ga. collard plants 20c per
100, 75e per 500, $1.25 per M del;
or $1 per M for 5 M lots f 0 b.

_ Geo L Durand, Rt 2, Gainesville, -
Ga., Charleston Wakefield and Suc-!
cession cabbage, Greater Baltimore
and New Stone tomato: plants $1.25
per M; Ga collard plants $1 per M_ |

Mrs J Walter McGarity, Rt. 1,'
.Draketown Ga Old tasnion shellots
15c per gal Add postage.

Curtis Payne, Carnesville Ga Liv-
ingston globe tomato plants 20 per
hundred Ge 2

Mrs A F Malock, R 1, Hoschton
Ga Collard plants for sale 15 per
100 or $1.25 per M

C Waldrip, R 2, Gainesville Ga.

100- $1.25 per M

FRUITS FOR SALE ts

W L Osborn, Roy Ga Sun dried
apples in 10, 50 and 100 Jb lots 10c
per lb del

Mrs U Barrow, R 1, Register Ga
Extra nice goose berries at $3 per.
bu or exc ee

William Kelly, Demorest, Ga., good
cooking apples $1 per bu box. .
_ W C Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga., nice
apples cooking or eating varieties
$1:50 bu 0 Db,

G W Mooney, Quill, Ga., nice horse

j and red streak Yates apples $1.50

per bu del., all good for cooking or
eating; dried apples 10c Ih.

D T Heery, Rt 1, Ellijay, Ga., nice
canning apples $1.25 per bu box f
o b Ellijay.

Mrs Nellie Johnson, Rt 1, Shell-
man, Ga., fresh fig preserves in glass
jars 50c per qt; add postage.

William Kelly, Demorest, Ga.,
good cooking apples $1 bu.

Ye Holte Farm, T E Holt, Pike
_Ga., about 100 bus choice Norga ap-
ples, formerly called Detroit reds,
ready about Aug. 1, $2.75 bu f 0 b
Ellijay, Ga., place orders now.

Miss Mae Hobgood, Rydal, Ga.,
nice apples sold at home 80c per bu
now ready.

Mrs T F Page, Ranger, Ga., Rt 1,
new bright sundried apples, worm
free, 12 1-2c per lb del; no orders
filled for less than $1.

RABBITS AND OTHER PET STOCK
FOR SALE

Cullen Fincher, Conyers, Ga. 1
New Zealand red buck fine stock $1.

Miss Eva Landrum, Stockbridge,
Ga., good talking Yucutan yellow
head parrot 1 year old $25, cash with
order, no checks accepted.
LN Patten, Abbeville, Ga., Rt 7,
75 fine canary birds to sell in one
lot; birds in good condition; write of-
fers.

Mrs L L Wallace, 247 N Highland
Ave., Atlanta, Ga., good canary sing-
ers and baby parrot to sell cheap or
exchange for poultry.

Alene Wood, 247 N Highland Ave
Atlanta, Ga., snow white Maltese
kittens 2 1-2 mos old $6 each.

J W Goldstein, Comer, Ga., 1 five
year old bay Shetland pony mare
with bridle and saddle complete at
cheap price.

Valdosta Pigeon Lofts,
Ga., 20

winners.
Mrs Tom. Blackwell, Monticello,

Ga., 2 pet squirrels, make offer.
The Quality Rabbitry, Box 243,

Valdosta,
breeds fancy pigeons, prize

rabbits from reg and recorded stock,
write for prices. :

Miss Eva Landrum, Rt 1, Stock-
bridge, Ga., good talking yellow head
parrot $25. -

LL Wallace, 247 N. Highland Ave,
Atlanta, Ga., ring doves $6 per pair;
Amazon parrot partly trained $20;
1 pair yellow parakcets $12; several
canary birds $7.50 up; female cana~



J ries $2.50; exchange any above for



Flowery ' poultry; also several used cages

Branch, Ga., early Jersey, Charles-' cheap.

_Ave., NE, Atlanta, Ga., 2 extra good

Collard plants now ready 20 per -
; velvet beans $1.10 per bu; order 20

-Ga., bunch
beans 25c per Ib in 4 Ib lots; 50 lbs

Valdosta, Ga., pedigreed Chinchilla}

} for 2 pigs or





Mrs Stella Burke, Winterville, Ga.
white doe 1 year old, 4 mos old buck
eolor black and white, 7 2-mos olds
color black, white, grey $8 for lot.

W S Burch, Cedar Grove, Ga., 12
or 15 guinea pigs $1.25 per pair.
RB Crowder, P O Box 14, Sunny
Side, Ga., New Zealand red rabbits,
4 mos old $1.50 per pair; 1 New Zea-
land buck 7 mos old $1 f o b.

Mrs L L Wallace, 247 N Highland

singing canary birds, one with crest,
$10 each; several Jan. hatch male
singers $7.50; one white head Isle
of Pine iaby parrot $12.50; 2 baby
red head parrots hand raised $12.50
or exchange for market poultry.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Moultrie Mill & Elevator Co.,
Moultrie, Ga., up to 300 bu 90-day

bus or more f o b_ Eastman,
Brabham peas $2.50 per bu;
quantity f o b Moultrie, Ga:
K D Sanders, Eatonton. Gant 4.
3 bus O-Too-Tan soy beans grown
from certified seed at $3 per bu.
Mrs B R Woodliff, Flowery Branch
and runner cornfield

Ga;

Mung beans 10c per Ib in 10 Ib lots;
fine turnip seed 40c per lb; 3 lbs $1.

H M Franklin & Co., Tennille, Ga.
mixed peas $2 per bu, Clays $2.15
per bu, Whips $2.20 per bu; Irons
$2.50 per bu; Brabs $2.50 per bu;
Brabs and Irons mixed $2.40 per bu;
Early Speckled velvet beans $1.50
per bu; Osceola velvet beans $2.25
per bu; O-Too-Tan soy beans $3.50
per bu; Laredo soy beans $3 per bu;
Biloxi and Mammoth yeuuow soy
beans.

Harold T Tuck, R1 Athens Ga
Green beans, beets and green butter
beans; write for prices on large or
small lots

J E Pool, Waleska Ga R 1 6 bu
clean new crop or 1926 brabs peas
for $11 or in small lots $2 per bu

B H Osborn, Roy Ga white peas

Ss peas and java peas $1.50 per
e :

+ houn

any |



W 4H Wadelle, Pearson Ga Brown
crowder, black crowder brab peas
Woodliff Plant Farms, Flowery
Branch Ga Sugar crowder white
cream and speckled peas 10c per lb
fob; cows peas $2 per bu :
Je. Etheridge, R 3 Forsyth Ga snap
beans $1.25 per hamper
W 4 Davis, 312 Montgomery St
Savannah Ga Cow peas mixed $1.75
per bu Brabhams and Irons $2.25 per
bu; no orders accepted for less than
five bu; strictly cash with order
Mrs ME Williams, R 3, Box 83
Flowery Branch Ga Sugar Crowder
peas 5e per lb
Mrs L E Haddock, Fort Valley Ga
Tillman peas
per bu :
J L Ellison, Sardis, Ga., 4 bu Brab
peas pure sound clean and weevil
free at $2 per bu fob Sardis
AJ Fowler, Durand Ga 20 bus Eng
peas willet wonder variety $12 per
bu or $11 per bu for the lot; no or-
der accepted for less than 1 gu

DOGS FOR SALE

G C Mason, Holly Springs Ga R 1
One 4 mo old male hound dog for
sale or exe for female P C pig

JS Terry, Waverly Hall Ga 1 pr
high class pedigreed July Fox hound
puppies 9 mo old best of blood;
write
Lee Fowler, Danielsville Ga R 2
One bird dog pup about 11 mo old
will set and retrieve, good to mind,
has not been hunted with $15 or exe

1 hog or good dbl bar-



rel shot gun

Irvin Bailey, Kingston Ga Well
ied blue speckle male hound 4 mos
old

T M Willis, Elberton Ga R 4 Three

bird puppies 3 1-2 mo old male $10
ea

$2 per bu; Whips $1.75



W R Davis, Sugar Valley Ga R 1



oe
PAGE FIVE

Pr Redbone and Walker hound dogs,
good runners and good tree 15 mo old
50
: Mrs Jim Baker RFD 1 Box 22 Su-
gar Valley Ga Will exc 1 male Coll-
ie dog for R I reds or Barred Rock
pullets Write
B_ H Holland, Dalton Ga R 2 Pr
partly trained coon hounds $45
S L Durham, Chipley Ga English
setter pups, Llewellyn strain breeding
as good as the best Write for prices
and pedigree i
Ralph L Griffith, Buchanan Ga Fe-
male airedale pups, Orang strain;
pedigree furnished $7.50 ea or exe
for pure bred pigs or chickens
J T, Box 55 Colquitt Ga Wants to
buy or trade for wel] trained coon
dog; not necessary that he be 5
d, either sex; write price
Ee Bell, Gainesville Ga Scoteh
Duppies from reg stock
Henderson, R 2

Ga Guaranteed rabb

Opossum hound to. sell or t
nee for particulars Te
d incher, Cairo, Ga., 1 trai
pointer bitch $25; 1 untrained oe
er eee 1 year old $15,

oler, Glenwood
Box 93 coon and o ue
old and young dogs
fr fox dg.

M L Crawford ay

coon rounds and roe ne

rabbit h
and setters; also English Bull ae

pupvies; write.
. H Thomas, Steph
fine pointer pups 3 12 ans
will ship on approval
$25 for the two f o b.
RH Crawford, Tiger, Ga., wants

No 1 i
ree coon and opossum

Mrs. J Clyde Bak
a., pure bred New
ernard crossed p

for Jersey heifer cal
male

value,

H

collie

: Williamson
it proof at night

Rae.
PSossum hounds,

to sell or trade

2

s males,
$15 each or

er, Rt 1, Cades,
Foundland and
up $20 or trade

$ f or Hampshi
Pilg or other things of eae a

b Palmetto Ga.
F Jordan, Reidsville, Ga., re

dale pupies sub; a eens
phded Ject to reg; write for

FRESH AND CURED MEATS FOR
SALE

nice country ham 28 ]p: should
onie Reynolds, inesvills Ga
one Ss Gainesville, Ga,,

Mrs E M Storey,
country cured hams
32 per Ib,

Mrs A J Johnson, Middleton, Ga.,

am _ cured and
35 per Ib. Te eed et 22 The

Thomson,

a Ga
18 to 20 Ibs

ea;

SYRUP FOR SALE
reen, Jasper, Ga.

W D Wells, Adel, G:
cane syrup, : oN Ga., pure sugar

extra thick, mild fla-
vored $4.50 per :
ee oe case of 6 10 lb cans

ayana 10 cane syry
$3.60 per case f 0 b Adel, cash arith
order.

C W Harrill, Yatesville, Ga., good
bright Ga. cane syrup in buckets or
kegs.

P R Richardson, Gardi, Ga., nice
Ga. cane syrup in 10 Ib cans 75c per
can.

John J Craney, Milan, Ga..R F
DoT; -Bo6x 98, pure Ga sugar cane
syrup $1 10-lb pail f 0 b Milan, Ga.,
or exchange for pure breed Jersey
heifer calf from good milker.

R C Couch, Turin, Ga., heavy rib-
bon cane syrup n new gal. buckets
75c gal; honey drip cane syrup in
new gal. buckets 60c gal. :

Marshal Lewis, Rydal, Ga.,

good syrup in 1-2 gallay and nc
buckets 60c gal f o b. =



PAGE SIX_
SYRUP FOR SALE

Nelson Kea, Adrian, Ga., syrup
in No 10 cans and in barrels, write.

E P Trulock, Whigham, Ga., strict-
ly A-1 pure Ga cane syrup in new
Pete about 85 gals to bbl at 50 per
gal, f o b Whigham, Ga.

W S Booth; Manor, Ga., pure Ca.
eane syrup 33-35 gal barrals at $15
per bbl net cash with order f o b
Manor, Ga., 10 lb cans at 65c each
and 5 tb cans at 35 each lots of 12
end 24 esh with order. S

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

L GH Scott, Rt 1, Odum, Ga., new

ehunk honey 5 lb cans 75c, add posl
tage.
f 2ohn A: Crummy, Doctortown, Ga.,
pure eextracted honey put up in 5,
7, and 10 lb pails as follows f o b
Doctortown: 12 5-lb pails to: case
$7.50; 6 10-lb pails to case $6.80;
1 10-lb pail by parcel post insured
$1.50.
received if possible.

S W Slater, Brooklet, Ga., comb
honey in lb sections in 24 lb display
cases $4.50 per casefob.

. C H Herndon, Haylow, Ga., honey
parcel post del 10 lb pails, chunk or
extrace $1:90:

R A Cravey, Milan, Ga., R F D 1,
Box 98, pure strained honey $1.25
per 10 lbs f 0 b Milan, Ga.

_ A G Oliver, Meansville, Ga., R F
D 1, new section honey cut out of
section and extracting in hard cones
70 to, 80 Ibs to the can 15 f 0 b
17 1-2c del; 5 lb buckets 12 to case
$10 f o b $11 del; cash with order.

Marcus D May, Hinesville, Ga.,, Rt
A, good grade strained honey in 60
lb cans at 10c per lb fo b here.

D F Thomas, Odum, Ga., new gall-

' berry honey in sections 20c per sec-
tion for number ones; 18c per section
No 2 packed in cases of 240 sections
extracted honey in gallons cons $125
per gal fob
Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland, Ga. a
5 lb cans $1.30 del.



CHICKENS & EGGS FOR SALE
S C White Leghorns
Henry Patat Bx 34 Statham Ga 40 tan-
ered strain pullets 8 mos old $1 ea fob Stat-
ham
J A Flanagan R 1 Lumber City Ga 12
tancred strain 1 and 2 yrs old hens 85e ea
J J Altman, R 3 Baxley Ga purebred tan-
ered strain cockerels 3 mos old $1 ea: same
strain 2 mo old cockerels 50c ea
Mrs I H Anderson R 3 Alma Ga 15 Ferris
Strain thoroughbred hefis $1 ea
Parrish Nurseries, Valdosta Ga 12 wk old
tancred strain selected cockerels 75e ea; 7
wks old Kerlin selected cockerels. 50c ea;
write
C W Bradford, Danburg, -Ga., will exe *
Mar pullets Eng-Am strasn wt about 2 1-2
Ibs or 5 Mar barred stock pullets Thompson
strain wt about 3 lbs for pure bred hamp-
shire pig female in good condition about 6
wks old; also will sell few white leghorn
roosters* Eng-Am strain wt 1 1-2 lbs
Mrs
flock of white leghorn and Ancona hens
and pullets at $1 ea
Geo, F Murderson Chester Ga purebred
Eng train Ma hatch pullets will sell or exe
for 4 to 6 wks old calves either sev or breed
5 pullets for 1 calf; seller topayshipping
charges
Miss Roberta Durden R 2 Loganville Ga
10 pure bred rose comb pullets and'1 cock-
erel lot $15 or will exc for pure bred
barred rocks
George T Wheeler Eatonton Ga 50 full
blood W L hens 1 to 2 yrs old $1 ea
Mrs J M Terry, 2 Sewanee Ga'3 roost-
ers Wycoff strain Apr 1926 hatch $1 ea
S G Lowe Mansfield Ga 25 Ferris W L
hens 90c ea
Essie Kinzey, Camilla Ga 15 April hatch
S C W Leghorn puHets o5c ea
B C Arthur, R 1 Hawkinsville Ga Ferris
& Barron strain pullets or exe for Barred
Rocks all sizes Q
Warren Bros, Dewy Rose Ga _ Tancred
strain cockerels 12 wks -old $1 ea or exe for
purebred Jersey ehifers or purebred pigs
T L Brooks, R 6 Conyers Ga Mar hatch
cockerels ferris strain $2ea fob Conyers or
will exe for pullets same breed and strain
I R Griner 726 Delmar Ave S E Atlanta
Ga 60 Ong strain pulets hatched Mar Ist
80c ea
F C Peace, Norcross Ga pure Hollywood
cockerels from 242 to 302 egg hens mated
to cockerels from 812 to 331 egg hens $2.50
$5 $7.50 and $10; also has cockerels from
worlds record laying hen which layed 352
eggs, price will be given on request
O L Stene, Monroe Ga R 1 8 white Leg-
horg roosters Barron strain 2 2 yrs old 1 1

yr old $1 ea or will exgfar pullets_er hens i



All orders shipped same day

$1 ea }{
J A Moseley Eatonton Ga Entire





MARKET

not over 1 yr old; also seyataljounveeckeues:
8 wks old 50 ea or exe pullets of the same
age

Peach Poultry Co Fort Valley Ga Tan-
ered strain pullets from trapnested stock
14 to 16 wks old; write for prices

A E Jones, Arnol@sv{le Ga 200 Mar
hatched pullets tancred strain $150 for lot
or 75e -ea

Mis Joe Harrson, Rockingham Ga 25
pullets 8 1-2 mos old $1 ea; 40 2 1-2 mos
old pullets 70c ea or $52 for lot, all pure
bred from heavy laying strain

Brown Leghorns

Willte G Dobbins 618 Roswell St Marietta
Ga 15 pure bred Pullets and ecockere!s, hatched
about Apr 10 weight about 1 ib ea 85 ea
fob

Mrs C C Cole R 1 Lilburn Ga 15 Fab and
Mar hatch-thoroughbred everlay strain cock-
erels $1 ea; will exc 5 for same bred and
age and 10 for pullets the sam breed and

; age

Mrs Ella Tories R 2 Pitts Ga 10 hens and
1 cock everlay strain $1 ea; send cash with
order

W R Roper, Orange Ga R 1 25 pullets 12
wks old 75ce ea everlay strain

Miss Mindia McGill, Vidalia Ga R 2 2 pure
bred Brown Leghorn roosttrs Feb hatched
$1 ea; Brown Leghorns Hatched Apr 5th 75c
ea will exe for Brown or White L pullets

S C RI Reds

Mrs H Ll Ellson, Rupert Ga 2 pure dark
rich color donaldson strain cocks 2 yrs old
$8 ea; both for $5; cockerels same strain
Apr hatch $1 ea fob
Miss Florence Horne,
hens 1926 hatch :$1.90 ea;
hatch $2 ea

Mrs B M Gilbert 150 Waddell St Atlanta
Ga 2 cocks 1 yr old May 11 1927 bought 1
da old from Mrs Donaldson Group 1 Star
matings; birds large and broad; both for $7
Mrs O E Smith. Warthen Ga pure callaway
strain pullets and cockerels frying size 5c
ea

Mrs G H Eley, White Plains Ga 8 thor-
oughbred Donaldson Strain Mar hatch pullets
95 ea; 3\Mch hatch cockerels same strain
and price; 20 Apr hatch pullets thorough-
bred Donaldson strain $85c ea; 30-Apr hatch
friers 50 ea Cash with order fob

Hulkin, Care Bureau of Markets, Atlanta
Ga For sale or exc 1 pen genuine Tompkins
RI R unusualy fine Woulf exc for Lew-
ellyn Setter puppy with papers, write

A L Kimzey, Diamond Ga Eggs $1 per
setting del

Grovetown Ga 20
cockerels Mar

S$ C Black Minorcas
Mrs E H Wright, Folkston Ga 15 1 yr
old hens for $20

Barred Rocks

Miss Mamie Roach, R 1 Daisy Ga Parks
strain reg permit P C-89 choice cockerels
and pullets 10 wks old $1 ea; 4 doz Feb
hatch pullets $18.50; hatching eggs $1.50
per 15

Mrs J S Landers, R 8 Lavonia Ga Barred
Rock friers fat ready to eat 385c Ib

Mrs Milton Summer, Sylvester Ga R 3
Thompson strain eggs $1 per 15 del carton
to be returned $3 per 50

Mrs J M Price, Lincolnton Ga R 6 Cocks

for sale Mch hatch $1 ea

Mrs A C Patterson, .R 1 Adairsville Ga
Parks strain cockerels Mch hatch $1 ea

Mrs Chas Walker Ty Ty Ga R 2 Wishes
to exc 20 pure bred Thompson Strain hens
for same amt in pure bred Rhode Island
Red hens Write ;

Mrs W F Johns, R 2 Decatur Ga 10 hens
14 mos old and 1 cock pure bred $20 or exd
for Tancred strain White Leghorn hens or
pullets not over 1 1-2 yrs old Write best
offer

Mrs C S Bradshaw, R 1 Wrightsville Ga
10 pullets and 1 rooster Thompson strain
Mch & Apr hatch, the lot for $10 cash with
order

Mrs Josie Jenkins,
Thompson strain $1 per 15 carton to be re-
turned _

C W Bradford, Danburg Ga Few Thomp-
son strain weigh 2 lbs $1 ea

W R Roper, R 1 Orange Ga 20 pullets 12
wks old 75c ea

Mrs S A Bragg. R B Donalsonville Ga
Aristocrat roosters just beginning to crow
$1 ea

Miss Agnes Pelot R C Statesboro Ga 10
Aristocrat roosters and pullets Mch hatch

$1.50 each.
Bantame
James Thomas, Milledgeville Ga 2 hens

1 rooster 2 pullets 5 chicws all for $4.25 fob
Mrs J F Ingram, Berlin Ga 38 pullets 2
cockerels Make best offer
Robt W Clark, Exhibition Golden Sebricht
and Partridge cochins $5 per bird and up
Some odd varieties, eggs $4 for 15



Jersey Black Giants

Mrs M J Dubberly chickens 3 mos old 75c
ea : :

Mrs John W Beall, Forest Glen Ga Pure
Mch strain cockerels $1.50 Beautiful 2 yr
old cocks $3

J K Kenimer, Leaf Ga 1 pure bred Jersey
black giant cockerels Mch hatch $1.50 Leaf
Ga Cash with order wt 4 lbs

Mrs J W McGowan, Summitt Ga Several]
pure Marcy strain coekerels $1.50 or 2 for
$2.25; 4 nice pullets Mch hatch $1.5 0ea

Mrs J W McGowan, R 8 Summitt Ga Pure
Marcy strain cockerels Sell or exc for good
dried apples

j



Dahlonega Ga Eggs





BULLETIN

S L Wyandottes
Mrs Laura Curry, Stockton Ga Pure S I

1 rooster 1 1-2 yrs old $16;
cockerels 3 1-24 mo old $25;
1-25 mo old $1.50 2 for $2.75

Mrs Osborn Towns, Lumber City Ga 1
box 72 1 pr Tarbox strain prize winning
stock cockerels $2.75 pullets $1.75

Mrs J C Fowler, Mitchell Ga 20 thorough-
bred pullets Apr hatch $1 2 cockerels $1.50

Mrs W D King, Bowman Ga 11 roosters
3 mos old $1 ea fob Bowman Ga

W -C Thornton, Gainesville Ga R 4 Thor-
oughbred Rose Comb cockerels Mch_ hatch
$1.50 ea

W T Adams, Lavonia Ga Few choice younrs
roosters 43 grown $1 ea Hatehing eges $7
per 15 del

18/ pulits 2
cockerels 4

White Wyandottes
Mrs Will James, Jr Ellijay-Ga R 3 Pure
bred R C Fishel strain cockerels Mch hate!
$1.25 ea fob or exe for one the same breec
Mrs O L Craft, Lavonia Ga Hatching
eggs from Rose Comb white W Fishel at
$1 for 15 del

Anconas

Mrs Earl Ferguson, Calhoun) Ga Reck <2
pullets. 4 roosters Shepperd strain Thorobre
$1 ea Mch hatch

O B -Brown,
Shepherd Strain 12 wks old T5e ea

Mrs W V Vaughn, Towns Ga, Hens Shep
her strain prices $1 ea 50 in lot

Mrs: John B Smith, R 4 Douglasville Ge
5 Sheppard Strain hens and 1 cock 18 mo:.
old hens now laying $7 or exc for nic
pig

John R Fosset, Orange Ga Sheppard strar
hens $1.25 cockerels $1.50 single comb

Lonnie Rundles. Gainesville Ga 11 wks
old pullets Sheppard strain 70c ea Roosters
fine birds, 4 1-2 mo old well marked 80c er

J H Beasley, Lavonia Ga Sheppard strair
pullets 10 wks.old RI ea cockerels $1.25 ee
same age

Games

J H Laster, Menlo Ga _ Roundhead ful)
game 8 wks old trio 2 pullets and 1 rooster
for $3 or 4 pullets and 1 rooster $5 red and
spangled feathers

W D Proctor,
hens and stags

Mrs J T Holloway, Walden Ga Two 1 yr
old rooster and 2 Feb hatch 1927 dark
Cornish Indian game cockerels $1.25 ea

Mrs W R Chasteene, Locust Grove Ga 7
Pine Dark Cornish Indian Game hens 18
mo old $125 ea; 5 dark Cornish Mch hatch
pullets $1.25 ea or $13 for lot

Albany Ga Roundheads

FE S C Buff Orphingtons

Arnold Hendrix, Dover Ga Golden Buff
Orphington cooker@ls Cook strain 80c ea
fob shipping point j

Mrs J W Farming, Washington Ga 25
pure bred pullets Mch and Apjr hatch 6 or
8 cockerels same breed & age $1 ea ;

Mrs W E Webb, Jr Oglethorpe Ga Rt 1
Pure bred eggs $1.10 postpaid per setting of
15 Cash with order

Black Langshans
Mrs J G Burden R 9 Elberton Ga Apr
hatch cockerels $1 ea

Buff, White and Other Rocks

Mrs W W Nessmith, R D Statesboro Ga
Selected White Rocks Fisher strain cockerels
12 wks old $1.25 ea or 6 for $6

Mrs B B Morgan, Clyo Ga 10 pure bred
Fishel strain White Rocks cockerels_ 38 mos
old $1 ea

Mrs O E Smith, Warthen Ga White Rocks
pullets & cockerels, pure stock frying size
15

\ Baby Chicks

Woodlawn Hatcheries, Pure bred Barred
Plymouth Rocks, R I Reds. Wht~> Plymouth
Rocks $11 per hun $6 for 50; Buff Orphing-
ton Wht Wyandottes Silver Laced Wyan-
dottes $12 per hun $6.50 for 50; Wht Mi-
noreas, Light Brahmas $15 per hun; $3 for
50 Heavy breeds mixed wht Leghorns Brown
Leghorns, Anconas, $9 per hun, $5 for 50
Light breeds mixed $8 per hun, $4.50 for
50, regular wkly hatches postage paid 100
per cent live del guaranteed



HELP WANTED

M J C-O Bureau of Markets Atlanta A
home with an elderly lady in small vil-
lage for some woman

D L Goolsby Abbevile Ga wants a family
to pick cotton will furnish a good house
and pay good price; verything convenieut

L A McLaughlin Turin Ga wants a Chris-
tian family with force enough to run a 2
or 8 acre horse farm near Macon; large dwell-
ing good creek pasture fertile land shares
or standing rent possession Dec 1

J R Gable Raymond Ga.wants a family
with_plenty labor to take crop for 1928 must
be well recommended

M E Williams Flowery Branch Ga R 3 box
88 needs a good working man on farm of
100 acres



WORK AND POSITIONS WANTED
Miss Louise Lillard Wrightsville Ga young
lady lesires positon as primary or intermed-
iate teacher in small town or consolidated
school; has wirst grade license 2 summer

courses 6 yrs experience and high school train-
ing

Mrs G S Moore Bloomingdale Ga lady de-
sires position as teacher for 1927-28 has sey-
Jj eral yrs experience normal training state certi-

e





W Tarbox strain 10 hens 1 and 2 yrs old}

| Fla man experienced as teacher principal

R38 Madison Ga Pullets







































































__Thursday, July 21, 1



ficate est of references prefers schoo
small town : :
Miss Mildred Peas Tifton Ga. young. We
desires position as primary teacher for 19
28 term is graduate of preparatory depa
ment of Tifton A & M college; has
references and has studied normal traj
one year
_ L O Pirkle Box 3 eee Ga man teache
with Ist grade license wants position for al
winter as teacher in school ye :
G R Robinson 652 Rosalia St Atlanta m
wants a place as ovrseer can begin an
time and furnish the best of references. :
Miller 1509 Mary St Wayeross Ga a con
miller with 50 yrs experience would ta
job operating grist mill can keep up mill
dress mill stones ; of
48 Adamson St Carrollton Ga teacher
sires work for summer has provisional a
mentary license grade A 3 yrs_ experie
Teacher Box 413 Uuiversity Sta Gainsv

superintendent desires place for self and wite
n progressive community is now in summe
school Uni Fla salary open if place has Oc
tuture First grade Ga certifidate and Hee
luate state certificate

M:ss S Fowler R 3 Royston Ga young ta
desires employment for next three months wi
consider postion on farm or in town; w
for information

FE R Daniell Suwanee Ga. young man de
sires position as teacher for term 1927-28
graduate of Chattahoochee High school w h
class A certificate and has taken sumr
school course is experienced teacher with re
erence

Box 356 Covington Ga Young lady with hig
school edudation has been to normal school
11-2 yrs and to one summer school des
position in country or in small town wan
2nd or 3rd wrades for 1927-28 holds and A ge
eral elementary | provisional certificate and on
furnish references

S M Bowen R 8 Hastman Ga middel age
man steady and sober wants job as ginner
for 1927 season has had 20 yrs experience

W D Mercer Haddocky Ga wants position
as night watchman of shares at a truck and
poultry farm

S T Parker Dalton R 3 RR St man works
position looking after small grocery store or
any kind of business store; has three boys
who can work on farm has 12 years exper-
jence in store keeping write for further in-
formation

Box 867 Ga\ C-op Athens Ga young lady
desires position in rural or town school for
1927-28 has 5 yrs experience state license
class A 2 years normal summer school train-
ing 1 yr preparation for ae pies
2nd 3rd 4th or 5th grades

Miss Mary Maltz 187 Ga Aye Athens Ga
young lady desires position as principal of
a 2 3 or 4 teacher school or grade work in
consolidated: or town school is graduate o
S N C with provisional normal certifica
and has 8 yrs experence

Mrs A S Moore Bloomingdale Ga desires
opsition as teacher for 1927-28 normal train-
ing several several yrs experience Ist grade
certificate best of references

A E Chandler Athens Ga wanted by mid-
dle aged man and wife position as caretakers
for some old person or old couple place in
country where we can have garden an
chickens preferred Give full particulars an
wages offered in first letter

W H Hughes Rvdal Ga Rt 2 Man without
outfit to grind h'gh erade lime on shares
for agricultural use for the market. second
hand bathing outfit o] heater preferred

M A Dickey Rt 5 Sylvania Ga desires posi-
tion as teacher for term 1927-28 two vrs ex
nerience summer school course Class A ser
ficate hich school graduate referencies

Miss Olle Rountree R 3 lvania Ga d
sires position as teacher for term 1927-
two yrds experience summer school course,
Class A certificate, high school graduate
references

Stenographer C-O Market: Bulletin Atlanta
Ga position as stenographer or bookeever,
will consider general office work graduate
business college reference

Mr O R Johnson Rt 1 Shellman Ga no
tion budding pecan trees experienced and ca
furnish references Write :

Miss Lola Herrington Hazlehurst Ga R
Young lady desires position as teacher in rural
school has frst grade license two yrs exp
ience and summer school training :

Miss H A Braye Crawford Ga deires p
sition as an assistant teacher n rural school
for term of 1927-28 graduate of Crawford
high school and has generay elementary teach-
ers certifeate class B Wrte x

Will W Sampler 603 W Cambridge A
College Park Ga desires position as prince
pal in rural or small town school Am espec-
jally effecient diciplinarian and a teacher of
longa nd varied experience Can furnish best
of references as to character and abiliay A
location not far from home preferred _

Miss Louise Christy C-O Bureau of Mar-
kets State Capitol Atlanta Ga desires posi-
tion as teacher for term 1927-28 2 yrs &
perience in primary work also taught first
raye Latin high school graduate class
certificate good xeferences

Marion Dewbery, 218 E Jones St Savan-
na hGa Woman 25 yrs of age desires work in
a congenial house in the country for rest
summer ie

Cleo Cleveland, Hartwell Ga R 5 You!
man desires position as teacher for the
ing term of 1927-28 I have had Normal trai
ing and hold 1st grade Elementary lic



} Class A I am capable of directing bask

oe rapt and literary Bovisty work .



ursday, July 21, 1927.
WORK AND POSITIONS WANTED

L J Kidd C-O Bureau of Markets Stxte
Capitol Atlanta Ga experienced miller desres
position running power grist mill begin Jan
1st 1928 references
A S Bradley Swainsboro Ga Miss Cloie
Oliver 340 W Courthouse St Swainsboro Ga
desires a place as teacher in tne grammar
grades. Miss Oliver holds a class A provis-
ional state certificate, also a teachers cer-
tificate in Penmanship from the Zaner-Blos-
er College Columbus Ohio She has had three
terms of experience, two as principal and
ean furnish the best of references
902 Thomaston St Barnesville Ga Young
lady desires position as assistant teacher in

' small town or rural school for term 1927-28,
_ Four years experience, three summer courses
Class A certificate Reference

J A Ingram, R 3 Fitzgrald Ga Wants good
location for small dairy and truck farm Will
want good land with pasture on it Will
furnish my own cows and wil pay stand-
ing rent Good references

Homer Wallace Bowdon Junction Ga, Job

as truck driver or running filling apebor ore

in_ garage
Miss Addie Rachel Smith Warthen Ga High
school graduate summer school training first
_ grade State license Tyrs experience in peas
ing Can furnish reference
Alma Jones, A & M College Tifton Ga
Young lady desires position as teacher in
lower grades of a good school Have high
school education wth the additin of a first
year college English course and two summer
school courses Elementary Class A Certifi-
-eate Good references
WB Care Bureau of Markets State Capi-
tol Atlanta Ga Wants position as overseer
of farm, life experience can handle labor
employed at present but desire change Good
_refrences
.Mrs G W Ingram R 1 Acworth Ga Wanted
a girl or lady between the age of 10 and 40
to come live with me and make this their
home Will furnish board and clothing There
are three in family man wife and boy Write
Miss Mary Lee Anderson, Matthews Ga
High School graduate with Class A certifi-
z cate desires position as teacher of promary
work in rural or consolidated school No ex-
perience Can furnish good references
_ Miss Louise Lillard, Wrightsville Ga Com-
petent teacher wth 6 yrs.experience desires
position as teacher primary or intermediate
grades preferred
Miss Rebecca Willis, Yatesville Ga high
school graduate with general Elementary
teachers certificate and summer school train-
ing desires positon as seacher Can furnish
_ references
C-B C Care Bureau Mathces Wanted to
- contract swamilling and logging You fur-
nish mill and timber I furnish teams and
labor cutting roofers preferred
Box 197 Davisboro Ga _ College graduate
with nine years experience holding a pro-
fessional normal certificate desires position?
2 as prinepal of consolidated or village school
B C Care Market. Bulletin ,Wants to
hear from parties who have cotton to gather
4% to work prefer good and honest parties
and g0dod house
- ESS Meeks, R C Albany Ga Wants a po-
- sition as farm overseer for 1928 Can man-
age labor would raise hogs and cattle on
halves can begin Oct Ist, 1927
_ J G Barnes wants position as overseer on
farm for balance of yr can; control labor
M J Gare Bureau of Markets, State Capi-
- tol Atlanta Ga A home with an elderly lady
in small viilage for some woman










































































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aid rural and small town schools in securing
Libraries and other school equipment that
are needed
Box 14 Market Bulletin, State Capitol At-
janta Ga Phone West 1459-J Wanted posi-
tions in Consolidated Rural school or good
~ town and Rural School Libraries Will furnish
wife are college graduates wth Univ train-
ing Man is degree teacher, prefer place as
- Supt to teach Math or science Wife prefers
Eng expression. or Latin Both have had
years of experience in teaching in grades
and - high school and two years of college
work in N.C Prefer to come back to native
state Interview and testimonials on request
Call West 1459-J or write Box 143 De
Soto Ave Atlanta Ga Wanted to build up
_ town ad Rural School Libraries Will furnish
evenings entertainment of Readings, Mono-
logues one act plays vocal and piano num-
_ bers Terms expenses and 50 per cent of pro-
ceeds
J A Bryant Pendergrass Ga R 2 Wants
to take charge of truck /poultry hogs and
_ dairy farm or rent good farm for 1928 food
force furnish good references Write
- F O Nesmith, Statesboro Ga R C Desires
- position on dairy farm and other work for
self. and two boys in Decatur or near De-
eatur Ga near school Can begin work Nov
Ist Write
Miss Marie Hilton, Vidalia Ga R 1 Youne
lady High school graduate Class A certifi-
- eate desires position as teacher for the term
of 1927-28; 1 summer sdhool best references
_ Write



SECOND HAND MACHINERY WANTED

J E Chandler Browns Crossing Ga ihyd
pump for packing cotton
J A Mandeville Carrolton Ga overshot water
_ wheel 25 ft diameter by 5 fe
Mrs
_ Ga wants a second hand bird cage in good
condition cheapf or cash or will. give value
in chickens

H N Watts Felton Ga wants single mill
outfit not less 16 H P boiler or over 25

1433- De Soto Ave Altanta Ga I wish to |

C D Criswell 103 Hudson St Asburn~

|

will pay cash for same;
better or black balk corn

MARKET

also want a fede
ande otton planter
C M Smith R 1 Newnan Ga wants oe H P
theap for cash
syrup millw ith 14 or 16 ft pan must be

Cohutta Produce Co Chatsworth Ga wants
machinery for handle faatory must be bar-
gain for cash

Homer Wallace Bowden Ga want 1 li

ght

Ford truck with express body must be cheap
or will exe for mule

Clifford Cochran R 1 Box 8 Blue ridge Ga
wants second hand pea huller in good con-
dition :

F C Geiger, Flintside Ga \pecan grading and
pecan cracking machines also ford trailer

Peach Poultry Co Fort Valley Ga Fordson
ae plow in first class condition Ehatanteed

D M Shiftlet Airline Ga 1 1-2 or 2 H P up-
right steam boiler must be in Boor condition
and cheap for cash"



LIVE STOCK WANTED

W B Ellard, Cornelia, Gaa., sever-
al head sheep, state price and strain.

Geo F Murkerson, Rt 1, Chester,
Ga., 4 to 6 weeks old calves either
sex or breed will exchange pure bred
White Leghorn pullets English strain
March hatch giving 5 pullets per calf.

Roy Davis, Rutledge, Gaa., 6 to 8
good reg. young cows.

Robert S Anderson, Hawkinsville,
Ga.; 1 carload of yearlings.

Mrs F Cowart, Rt 2, Summit, Ga.

wants to exchange red chickens for
Jersey heifer.



HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED :

J T White, Dublin, Ga., beeswax
in any quantity 30c delivered.

J O Hallman, Nahunta, Ga., fancy
white delicious comb honey one ten
Ib. pail 2.50, six pails $12 f o b Na-
hunta.

LH Edenfield, Stillmore, Gaa., Rt
8, honey in Ib sections 24 to stand-
ard shipping case $6 del.





MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Mrs. V C Ray, Kensington, Ga.,
Rt 2, Box 66, a brooder in good con-
dition; will exchange pure Kerlin
quality White Leghorn cockerels or
good knitting machine in good on-
dition.

J. R Miller, Robbinsville, N. C., 10

cases market eggs each week, quote |

best delivered price and number doz
that can be furnished weekly.

R F Pryor, Davis, Ga., good sec-
ond hand peanut parcher, must be
cheap for cash.

Mrs Della Brookshire, Rt le Box
117 Demorest, 'Ga., wanted the name
of the lady at Cuthbert, Ga., who use
to have the Jerusalem Holly Hocks
for sale.

Mrs A B Blocker, Soperton, Ga.,
wanted the finder of suit case lost
on July 8rd btween Soperton and
Vidalia to return same to me and
get reward.

L H Edenfield, cui ore, Ga., Rt
3, 6 bu. large blue huckleberries 32
qts each dry measure; will pay cash

or exchange Duroc Jersey boar pig |

for the 6 bu. i

E Rich, Bainbridge, Ga., disc har-
row for Fordson tractor must be in
good condition and cheap.

J 8 Howington, Commerce, Ga.,
few bu. good size and sound hulled
dry walnuts.

W O Westbrook, Jasper, Ga., one
complete body and top for 1925 Ford
touring car or roadster, must be in
first class condition and a bargain for
cash.

W B Fincher, Cairo, Ga., 1 two
horse wagon in first class condition,
must be near Cairo, Ga., and cheap
for cash.

Poultry Farm, Flowery Branch, Ga
four 600 egg incubator, will exchange
baby chicks Light Brahmas or pay
cash

Emmett D Walsh, 231 Healey bldg
Atlanta, Ga., wanted to purchase
large quantity of all kinds green
hardwood lumber.

Mrs Geo T Winer, Canon, Ga., Rt
1, 2 lbs old fashioned wool knitting
thread; must be in good condition
and reasonable.

P O Box 52, Mountain View, Ga.,
wants 30 hens, any breed. Will ex-

#

-ond hand gas engine 10-12 or 15 H

| in the State of Oklahoma.



BULLE TIN

change Edison Amrerola talking ma-
chine with 30 records good as new
very plain and loud speaker.

W J Morgan, Stillmore, Ga., Rt 3
want to buy hogs to fatten any breed
quote price Aline, Ga. :

W B Fincher, Cairo, Ga., one
horse wagon, must be in first class
condition and near Cairo, Ga.

W C Thomas, Talbotton, Ga., from
3000 to 5000 ft. good two in. galva-
nized iron piping must be good with
good threads.

W L Breedlove & Son, Monroe,
Ga., McCormick Deering late model
10-20 tractor:cheap for ash.

Thomas Hunter, Baxley, Ga., sec-

P, in good condition and running or-
der.

R L Brown, Rt 1, Mt. Berry, Ga.;
J De Aycotk, Rt: ; Rome, Ga.; W. J
Brooks, Dustin, Okla., want two or
more people who know that. Ww J
(Bill) Brooks served in the Civil or
War Between the States and returned
after the war to write either or all
of above named persons. Mr. Brooks
lived near the line of Floyd and Bar-
tow counties at the time he enlisted.
He served under Captain Calloway in
Light Artillery. Mr. Brooks is seek-
ing to find two witnesses who know
that he went to the army and came
back so that Jhe can draw a pension

R L King, Covington, Ga., Rt 6,
wanted finder of tire, tube, rim, tire
carrier and rear lamp and Florida
license tag which was lost June 29th

make teds and step-ins white or



between Macon and Covington, Ga.,
to notify above named person.

Wm G Burt, Bolingbroke, Ga.,
pail, cover, tea-cups and pulsator for
2 cow unit Empire Milking machine.



MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

H Jones Lyerly Ga New kewpie kodak size
of picture 21-4 x 31-4 exe for banjo uke or
Hawaiian uke good condition

O M Moody, Coffee Ga, Davis Shaman
almost new with lots of records Exe for pigs
also new trudk body for 26 or 27 model road-
ster Ford $15 or exe for pigs

J R Miller Robbinsville N C 10 cases mar-
ket eggs ea wk quote best del price andnum-
ber doz that can be furnished weekly

E R Yarbrough Coffee Ga Small wheel for
15 H P Frick engine

D B Brazeal Dawson Ga One machine
shop lathe 20 inch to 26 inch swing quick
change or standard gear change good con-
dition and reasonable
- Graham H Clarke Milan Ga 15 squares of
good second hand steel roofing write lowest
pree delivered

H F Birdsong R B Box 154 Wanted to
buy an old db] barrel: muzzle loading shot
gun that has John C Mullen on barrel and
G L B on metal plate set in stock Owner
please write

Lee Foster Woodstoek Ga Rt 2 wants base-
ball catchers mitt and mask Must be in giod
cond:tios and cheap for cash

J M Puckett Oakman Ga machine for re-
moving bork from pine poles (excelsior wood)
- M Herron 721 Kirkwood ave S E At-
lanta Ga A Ford one ton truck or chassis
must be cheap for cash del in Atlanta write
me model and condition :

WOMANS DEPARTMENT

Needle Work For Sale

Mrs J B Britt, Tallapoosa Ga j\R2, 8
home made rugs -$1.50 ea or exc.1 rug for
12 baby chicks of any large breed andpure
fertile chicks ; Small doilies 25c ea; good
size doilies 50c to 75c; large size 22 to 24
and 28 in $1 to $1.25; 1 silk quilt top for
18 pure White Wyandottes baby chicks

Mrs M C Conner, R 4 Gainesville Ga In-
dianhead pillow cases any size with Indian-
head border in cols emb in cols to match,
border hemstitched. crochet edgs $1.75 State
size border and col If parties furnish ma-
terial will do work for $1

Mrs M C Conner R 4 Gainesville Ga 6 yds
single tatting made of No 60 thread 12 1-2
yds for 70c; 5 yds made of Ne 59 thread
10e yd the piece 45; wide tact2d gowa voke
maue vith Mo 70 thread wa pointed front
$3 me

Mrs TW Cagle, Stilesboro Ga R 1 15 nice
quilts large s.ze $2.50 ea or medium $2 ea
Cash or exe for Meh or Apr hatch pullets
or baby chicks; tufted bedspread in basket
design on bleached sheeting $4

A V Harrison, 911 Bartow St Brunswick
Ga Nets of all descriptions made to order
for sale or exc for poultry :

Mrs Ethel James, R 3 Box 6 Ellijay Ga
Lace bed spread and lace pillow shams $3
or exc for emb bedspread and pillow cases.
basket design col thread
_ Mrs C T Williams, R 6 Dallas Ga Hand
tufted bed spreads large size in cols $4 and
$6 del; sofa pillow tops 40;

Mrs W H Childers: (Failed to send adiiress!
| Send answers to Market Bulletin) Tufted
bedspreads any col of thread pretty design

| bedspreads





$8 ea Cash with order J

PAGE SEVEN

Mrs W R Davis, Sugar Valley Ga R 1
Tufted bed spread unclipped Rose and Tulip
both in natural cols $8 for both or will exe
Will tuft reom sets reasonable

Mrs V S Ladd, Gainesville Ga R 7 Bed
spread seamless sheeting worked in fast col
thread, basket design $3.50 fancy tea apron
50c ea; new large quilt tops. 90c ea Add
postage }

Mrs M D Teague, Box 256 Adairsville Ga
Will make teds white or any fast col, any,
size, embroidered top and bottom, white or
cream lace $2 pr; step-ins white and fast
cols emb top and bottom and lace $1.25;
brassiers any size, white and fast cols. emb
and lace 75c; table runners, pillow cases,
dresser scarfs, piano scarfs, porch sets and
other work emb reasonable, tea aprons cream
or white emb in fast colors 60c ea del; tea
aprons in fast cols emb in contrasting cols
$1 ea del; emb bed spread, dbl size, basket
design with daisies in basket, french knots
in center of daisies, neatly bordered in fade
less cols $6.50 del; pllow cases to match 85c;
dresser scarf to match 85c; large round
center piece fo dining table emb in fast col
$1.50; 2 prs curtains made of sheeting; emb
pansy design pansies solid worked, french
knots centers in fadeless cols neatly pan- -
elled and worked at top $2 ea del

Mrs M D Teague, Box 256 Adairsville Ga
Emb bed spread dblsize basket design with
daisies in basket french knots in center of
daises neatly bordered in fadeless cols $6.50
del; pillow cases to match 85c ea; dresser
searf and table runner \85c ea; large round
center piece for dining table emb in fadeless
cols $1.50; 2 prs sheeting curtains emb in
pansy design, paines worked solid french
knots centers in fadeless cols neatly paneled
and worked at top $2 ea; table runners,
dresser scarfs poch sets curtains pillow cases
emb prices reasonable Write

Mrs M D Teague Box 256 Adairsville Ga Will
any fast
color any size emb at top: and bottom and
Jace if wanted, teds $2 step-ins $1.25 pr;
brassiers any size, white or fast cols, 75c, lace
and emb; tea aprons clream col emb in fast
cols 65c ea; tea aprons tub fast cols emb
in contrasting cols $1 ea del .

Miss Eula Page, Ranger Ga R 1 Tufted
beautiful designs made of good
quality unbleached sheeting tufted in fade-
less col thread $3.75 ea del or parties furnish
material and I tuft for $1 ea

Mrs Kate Mahaffey, Dacula Ga R 1 Nice
hooked rug 5 x 3 ft, Floral design very rich
col $85 or exc for Mch hatch pullets any
good breed or 50 day old chicks or 5 hens
No culls

Mrs Hallie Rickett R 1 Fairmount Ga
Tufted bed spreads made of 81 or 90 in
unbleached sheeting worked in fast color or
white thread $3.75 and up also tufted tea
apron 75 ea; tablecloths 54 x 64 in $1.25;
Scarfs 50c ea; chair cushion tops and _tidies
2 pieces for 50c; window curtains 75c to
$1.50 per set according to size. If parties
will furnish material I will stamp spreads
for 25c or will stamp and work for $1.25;
will furnish the design and hand bead ladies
dresses for $1 ea; The design is for a dress
not open in front; will make womens and
childrens dresses and undergarments and
men and boys shirts price reasonable, par-
ties to furnish material

Mrs W B James, Ellijay Ga Handtufted
bed spreads in white or cols Many pretty
designs, prices reasonable

Mrs T C Salmes 1310 21st St Columbus Ga
White linen dresser scarfs 18 x 54 Very
pretty finished in large tatted medallions;
ecru center piece 24 diameter finished in
heavy crochet edge and all round embroidery
design of five different cols; smaller center
pieces: various prices acconaiy to work and
material

Miss. Mary. Hughey,

Ranger Ga R 1 Will

-tuft bed spreads for $1 ea party furnish ma- ~

terial and pay postage

Mrs W H Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga Will
tuft bedspreads on bleached sheeting choice
designs in white or any col fadeless tufting
thread at $1 ea or will tuft simpler designs
on unbleached sheting at 75 ea; parties fur-
nish material and pay postage I will stamp
and give instructions for tufting at 25c ea;
for reply send stamped addressed envelope

Miss Esther Woodall, R 1 Calhoun Ga
Tufted bed spreads for sale different designs
ae $5 to $10; will tuft bedroom ses for
1

Mrs G T re elens R 1 Stockbridge Ga
Nicely made new bed quilts $5 & $6; silk
quilts wdith mer sateen linings $12.50 Would
exe for 1 Ib size Buff Orphington pullets
or turkeys

Mrs J C Cowart, R 8 Alpharetta Ga One
laid work quilt Tulip design size 88 x 90

Miss . Lillie Pope, Tallapoosa Ga R 3 New
peced old time quilt tops $1.60 ea; 1 set
scarf ends 8-in wide crieheted 50c; 2 sets
pillow cases lace 2? in wide 250 set Cash
Add postage

Mrs Mollie Parsons. Dalton Ga Hand rug
looks good as new $40: or exe for good cow ~
or 4 pigs 10 wks old

Mrs J J Carter, R 2 Alma Ga One- fine
silk pan velvet quilt tops emb in brier stitch
of yellow thread made in crazy patterns
$1550 Cash with order

Mrs W E Fitts ,Jasper Ga Attractive hand
painted bed spreads $10; special rose design
$15; Will paint any design desired

in any
col Will not fade Furnish material and
write for information

Mrs Marshal Lewis, R;2 Rydal Ga Tufted
bed spreads and. bed room sets nice work
sell or exe epivees $4 fob sets different
prices.




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WOMANS DEPARTMENT _
Flowers, Seeds and Plants For Sale

Mrs J B Arledge, Pulaski Ga Pladiola bulbs

deep red, yellow with pink center and pure
white 75c per doz Will exc 2 doz for 2 R I
Red pullets 3 mos old

Mrs A R_ Smit, R1 Roopville Ga 2 dark
red rose Geraniums 75q pot; 3 pink Ger 50c
ea; 4 white 75c ea; 2 bright red 75c ea 1
salmon Ger $1; 8 dark red 75c ea; 1 Hy-
drangia 50c; 1 leopard Begonia 75c; 1 As-
paragus fern 50c; 1 Spongeria fern $1; 1

_ red Conch Begonia 75c; 1 Xmas Cactus $1;
1 red May cactus $1.50; Plumbago 50c; Just-
ischia 50c, cutings 5 ea, Cash with order

_ Miss Lillian Wright, Zebulon Ga Yellow
Oxals bulbs 15a doz Add postage Plant in
Aug i

Mrs L A Barry, R A Cordele Ga Red and
Orange variegated Lantana 25c ea or 5 for
$1; Pink perennial Phlox 250 ea or 5 for $1;
pot. plants

Mrs G B McCrary, R 1 Gainesville Ga Rose
bud Ger cuttings and dbl red Ger 5e' ea
rooted 10c; wht Hydrangea. rooted 1l5c ea;
Shasta daisies 10c doz; Justicia well rooted
15e ea; yellow flags 15 doz; pink and red
Cactus cuttings 5c ea, well rooted 10c; Cac-
tus cuttings, 5e rooted 10c; Tube Rose 5c
ea Add postage. *

Mrs Sindy Powell, Kite Ga 1 large lace fern
3 yrs old in 4 gal tub $5;2 pink Ger 50c
ea; 1 Fuschia 25c; 1 broad leaf fern 25c
cutting, all well rooted

Mrs J R Bearden, Monroe Ga Trailing
Coleous, green and yellow, pink and brown
blotched, cuttings 5c or 6 for 25c, rooted
-10c ea or 50c for 6 postage paid or 1-2
doz cuttings of Ageratum and Salvia 5c ea
or 25e for 6 postpaid on 1-2 doz; evergreen.
box vine plants white blooms 10 ea or 6 for
50q postpaid on 1-2 doz

Mrs J C Kelly, Mitchell Ga Yellow Sham-
rock large flowers, blooms fal, winter and
spring 25e per doz bubs; pink Shamrock
large leaves and flowers 40 per doz bulbs

Mrs H F White, R 1 Gainesville Ga Boston
fern large size 15c; Rosevelt fern large size
15e ea; mixed fern large size 15; Sword
fern lage size 15e Lace fern large size .15c;
7 different cols of dbl Geranium cuttings be
ea; Grape leaf Begonia well rooted 10c; Guin-
ea Wing Begonia cuttings: 10d; MapeBegon-
ja cuttings 10c; dark red Fuschia cuttings
10c: dbl Petunia cuttings large 10c Cash
or M O :

Mrs Geo Theus,
Scarlet Verbena 50 doz;
frost proof 15 pk : :

Mrs GC C Cole RFD 1 Lilburn Ga Deep and
light pink dbl Poppy seed and pink Holly
Hock seed, all 10c table spoon ful Add post-
age ; ;

Mrs C A Rice, Maxeys Ga FlowersRed
Sultana, light pink sultana 10c ea; red ever
blooming begonia 10c ea; purple lantana 10c:
ea; lace fern 10c ea; squirrel tail fern 10c
ea; Sword fern 10c ea; mistletoe Ger 10c ea;
blue & white violets 10c doz; pink thrift
10c doz; 8 cols large type mums 25c per doz

Mrs A L Hudgins, Rockmart Ga R 3 Grape
begonia well rooted 10c ea; large leaf wan-
dering jew; 10c per doz; pure wht August
lillies 15 ea or exe for anything useful

Mrs C C Dye, Middleton Ga Extra large
dble paper wht narcissus' 75q doz; Easter
lillies $1 per doz; Amarillis bulbs 50c ea;
yellow Jonquils* daffodils singe white narcis-
sus $1 per hun ae

Mrs F W Freyman, Backshear Ga Jonquil
bulbs $1 per hun; mums $1 per hun del; 60
del for 75c; red yellow and variegated canna,
- lilly roots 25 per doz; less than 2doz not del

Mrs Eva Crisler, R 2 Alpharetta Ga Sweet
pea seed for fall planting; grand spencer
mived cols 10c large pkg; dbl poppy seed
rose pink and white 10 pkg; dbl holly hocks
seed pink and white 10c pkg; rose pink
Justischia cuttings 10c ea or 2 for 15c\;_ or-

ange cultana cuttings 10c ea; white oxalis
bulbs 5c ea; Will exc any of above for Tulip
pulbs or dbl Hyacinths bulbs coin or stamps
accepted

Mrs Halie Rickett, R 1 Fairmount Ga Yel-
low jonquils $1 hun; Cream and yellow dbl
daffodils 25e doz or 5 doz 1$; white Apr
blooming Narcissus 25 doz or 5 doz $1;
Giant Blue Iris 40d doz or 3 doz $1 or 5
doz $1.50; variegated Holly Hocks plants 20c
doz; Strawberry Begonia well rooted 15 ea;
spotted Sultana cuttings 10c ea; variegated
dbl Petunia cuttings 10c ea; Add postage
on all orders under 50c ;

_Mrs Addie Bartlett, Mt Zion Ga Dorothy
Perkins Roses rooted 2 for 25c; Love in a
Mist 8 bulbs for 50c or exe for Hyacinth
bulbs

Box 104 Metter Ga Large red and yellow
oxalis bulbs 5 and 10c ea Will exc for dried
-apples

Mrs W A Huff, Browns Crossing Ga As-
paragus Spengeria ferns 15 and 25 ea Lave
ferns 25c; Ostrich Plume, Maiden Hair and
Fish Tail ferns 15c ea

Mrs F W Freyman, Blackshear Ga Red and
yellow- canna lily roots 25c per doz; Chry-
santhemums large plants $1 per hnu, 50 del
for 50c; Jonquils bulbs 100 for $1 del; 60c
per 50 del :

Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch Ga R 3
Narcissusu bulbs $1 per hun or 15c per doz;
Nutmeg Geranium ctttings 7c ea: Scullion
onion sets 15 per pint

Butler Ga Well rooted
wht Poppy seed

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No Farm Land Ads Taken

Due to the heavy amount of advertising ordinarily re-
ceived, the Bureau discontinued the farm land supple-
ment some time ago, and the present administration does
not find it possible to renew the real estate advertise-
We regret that we are unable to car-
ry any of these advertisements at present. If it is possible
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large quantity of Sun Flower seed, also Jap-
anese Sun Flower seed Make offer

Mrs Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega Ga Jonquil
Narcissus and Rising Sun bulbs $1 per hun
del or exc for Tulip, Gladiola or Hyacinth
bulbs :

O B Moore, Madras Ga Jonquils bulbs 35c
/ per doz dbl bulbs; 20c per doz single bulbs
No- order less than $1; postage paid

T I Albrecht, 912 4th Ave Columbus Ga
Clematis vine seeds lic pkg; pink &red dbl
giant fringe poppy seed for fall planting 15
small pkg or 25 large pkg i :

Miss Pearl Carrington, 2108 9th Ave Co-
lumbus. Ga -Will exc Begonia large green
leaves with white spots, leaves red under-
neath, for Peonies, Cyclemen, Tuberous Be-
gonia, blue or white Spruce :

Richard Hix, Ellijay Ga White Narcissus
bulbs 15c doz; Orange Lily bulbs 20c doz;
purple Iris 25 doz; dbl yellow Jonquils 1l5c
doz; Star of Bethlehem blbs 15 doz

Lincha Evans, Ellijay Ga White Narcissus
bulbs 15 doz; Jonquils 15q doz; Butter and
eggs 15c doz; Blue and Lavender Iris 20c doz
Day lillies 15 doz; Orange lillies 15 doz

Linda, R 4 Ellijay Ga Day lily bulbs 20c
doz; dbl yellow Jonquils 15c doz; White Nar-
cissus bulbs 15 doz; Blue and Lavender Iris
20c doz . :

Mrs C E Leverett, R 1 Atlanta Ga Large
size white Apr blooming Narcissus and Gol-
den Spur Daffodil bulbs $1.50100 Other
bulbs, rooted roses, plants and shrubbery at
my Rugged Hills farm :



A L Kimzey, Diamond Ga Many kinds of
medical plants to sell reasonable

Miss Eva Haynes, Buford Ga Sultanas Old
Rose well rooted growing plants 10 ea; Lan-
tanas mixed cols 10 ea; Trailing coleous
dark red &wkhite 5c; Milk and Wine Lil-
lies 2 for 25c; Blue Iris 20c doz; Spider Lily
25c ea; Dusty Miller 10c doz; Petunias 10c
doz; Rainbow Moss rooted 10; Asparagus
Spongeria ferns well rooted Add postage

Mrs J D Browning. Box Springs Ga. Lady
of the Lake & Dusty Milfer 10 per doz:
sweet violets & Jonquils 20c doz; Hydrangea
cuttings 10c fore 3; Amaryllis bulbs, white
with pink veinings, 25c ea
Mrs A R Skates, Ringgold, Ga R 1 Yel-
low Jonquils 75 hun; Apr bloom Narcis-
sus white 75c hun;ITrumpet Daffodils yellow
$1 per hun; 18 cols Sweet William seed 10c
spoonful Ada postaege

Mrs G W Sharp ,Rome Ga R 6 Box 156
Paper White yellow mixed dbl and single 4
kinds Naresssus bulbs, Red spider lily bulbs
al 50c per hun; Blue and wht Grape hya-

cinths3 doz for 25c Add postage Cash with
order

Mrs M J White, Gainesville Ga R 1 Parlor
vine cuttings, 5c ea; Spengeria fern 10c ea
8 for 25c; Ger red mistletoe Ger te ea; Striped
and green wandering jew 10c doz; August
lilies weil ooved luc ea; Boston ferns 15c
ea; Leopard begonia large size %bc small
size ldc; Justidia cuttings 5c; Oxalis 3
for 10c; Wht violets 10c doz; Catnip and
Spearmint 10c doz Yellow Jonquils and) Wht
Narcissus bulbs 75c hun; Red Cactus well
rooted 10c ea 3 for 25; large yellow monthly
kkoses well rooted 15c ea; 1 Spengeria fern
free with every $1 order No checks for less
tnan $i Add postage on small orders

Mrs T C Floyd, Chipley Ga R 2 Moonvines
Ipomea Stosa Vines brazilian Morning Glory
all cols, blue. Flower Morning Glory Box
vines white German iris, Well rooted plants
at dc ea pestage paid on all orders of 25c or
more; Butter and Eggs, Jonquils Daffodils,
Blue Hyacifith Star of Bethlehem, Japanese
Ivis etc, bulbs 2c ea postpaid on orders 25c
or more; Red & variegated Marvel of Fern
and pink Moon vine seed; Ipomea Setosa
seed 30 seeds for 10c postpaid

Mrs . WA Fields, Gainesville Ga R 1 Well
imoted pink Justicia red 25 ea; Ger cutt-
ings, pink red 5c ea; 1 yr old Ger 50c ea;
2 yr old $1; Pink Hydrangea rooted 25 ea;
Green & wht striped Jew 5c ea; Green Jew
Add postage

Miss Maggie Couch, Gainesville Ga R6
Yellow, pink variegated leaf Lantana cutt-
ings 10c ea; blue Plumbego 10c cutting
rooted 20c; dbl red, wht variegated pink &
wht Ger cuttings 10c; pink Ione Maple Leaf
chicken gizzard Begonia cutings ide ea,
rooted Boston and Sword Ferns nice rooted



_ Mrs E A Borders RFD 2 Warrenton Ga Well |
rooted Lilac bushes 20c ea Add postage ;

Pay

cuttings 1l5c ea; Fluffy Ruffle Asparagus
Fern 20c ea; red Fuchia cutting 10c ea; dbl
Sei : :
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red Poppyseed 10c ea; dbl red poppy seed
10ce teaspoonful

_ Mrs J D Bickers, White Plains Ga Large
Ostrich Plume; Babys breath and Newport
Ferns 50c ea; Scarlet Geraniums red pink
and white conk shell Maple Begonia and a
Begonia with large leaves and red flowers,
2 for 30c 4 for 50c 1 large Spengeria fern
50c, all rooted plants

Miss Pearl\ Farmer, R 1 Gainesville Ga Red
and pink Ger 15d ea, 2 for 25e red and pink
June Cactus 10c ea or 3 for 25c; red Fuchia
5c ea; Metallica Begonias 15c ea;
conk begonia 10c; 8 cuttings or Wandering

Jew 5c; red dbl poppy seed 10c table spoon-

ful Add - postage

Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch Ga R 3
Fresh yeast 10c per pkt of 6 cakes; Wht
Narelissus bulbs $1 per hun or 15 per doz;
Nutmeg Ger cuttings 7c ea; Scullion Button
sets 15 per pint S

Mrs. J R Bearden, Monroe Ga Trailing Col-
eus roteod 10c or 50c for-6 cuttings 6 for 25c;
all cols; Salvia Ageratum 6 cutings for 25c
Evergreen box yine with wht blooms 10c
ea; Spearmint, 5c ea

Mrs S A Nix, Fairmount Ga R 1 Box 49
Snow drops or Star of Bethlehem 30c hun;
Snow on the Mt or Dusty Miller 20c. doz;
Flower known as Thunder Bolt, imitation
of Sweet William White 15q doz; Daisy
chrysanthemums 35c hun; yellow button mums
25e doz; Baby Primula Prim roses 15 doz;
Devils pin cushion or red berry Cactus 10c
ea; Horse Radish 10c bulb; grounding 10c
doz; Will exe for any or all cols Geraniums
Hydrangea or dbl Petunia

Mrs Paul Bogle, McRae Ga Large paper
white yellow Poet and several late blooming
varieties of narcissus bulbs 15 doz; Jonquils
15 doz; large pink and white lily bulbs 25c
ea; rooted purple lantana 10c ea; large dbl
red, pink and purple Verbena 10: ea, mixed
Petunias 5c doz; Periwinkle vines for boxes
and hanging baskets 10c ea

Mrs Mary Parten, Ashburn Ga R B Few
Celladium 15c; few Elephant Ear 15; Night
Blooming Series March Cactus 10 ea; Ox-
alis Pin. Cushion Cactus and Green Jews 5c
ea Will exc for Sultana Begonia Hibiscus,
Fuschia or Hydrangea

Mrs J E Sorrow, R 29 Commerce Ga Yellow
and red blooming moss well rooted be ea;
pink Oxalis bulbs 5 ea;. Wandering Jew 5c
for 6; Blooming Jew same price Will exe
for cabbage plants at 20c 100

Mrs A FE Maloch, R 1 Hoschton Ga Ger-
anium blooming size, 2 kinds of red, white
salmon pink red rose bud 85 ea or 3 for
$1; green Colea 15 ea; Queen Cactus large
rooted 75c; Sultana rooted,-red and old rose
lie ea; Maple & pink Conk begonia rooted
15 or exe for clothes; Dbl poppy mixed
cols, Holly Hock seed 10 pk: Holly Hock
plants 25c -doz

Blanche Woodruff, Greenville Ga 200 well
rooted Boxwood cuttings $1 per doz, $3 per
50, $5 per 100, both dwarf and tree variety ;
Well rooted crepe Myrtle, bright pink 1 to
8 ft 25c ea $2.50 pe doz; good size rooted
Weeping Williows 35 ea 3 for $1; wht and

purple Lilacs 20c ea 5

Miss Sarah A Clarke, R F D 1 Avalon,
Ga Popy seeds dbl and dbl & sngl mixed
5e teaspoonful; Narcissus bulbs 25 doz

Mrs J W Roper, R 7 Gainesville Ga Wht
and pink Hydrangea; Geraniums 2 reds, 2
pinks; 1 pink Climbing Ivy; 1 wht Lantana;

, Orange, red Weeping Justischia; red Fuschia

dark red, Plumbago Blue, cuttings 5e ea or
6 for 25; Grape Begonia, Orange Sultana
rooted 10c ea or 6 for 50c Cash or M. O.
Add postage en

Miss Cleo Turner, R 4 Cleveland-Ga Grape t

leaf Begonia 15;-Hyderium pink well rooted
15e; Justischia well rooted 15; Blue Au-
gust li -50c-;Mistletoe Geranium 15;
June Cactus 2311 rooted 15cd; HardyPhlox
-15 bunch s z

Miss Mary E Grindle R 1 Box 42: Dahlon-
ega Ga Holly Hocks Four Oclocks 10c doz:
Red Begonias rooted dbl red Geranium cutt-
ings, 5 ea Wht Begonias 2 cuttings 5c; Blue
Hydrangea cutitngs 5c ea; Grape Begonias
rooted 5 ea; Green and striped Jew vine
10 doz; Blue August Lillies 5 bunch; But-
ter and Egg plants 10c doz or 8 doz for 25;

j Hibiscus cuttings 5c ea; Rainbow moss 2 for

5e Add postage
Mrs R S (No Name Given) R 1 Mize Ga
Extra early Blue Flags 5c ea: Gray Flags
5c ea; Just a limited amount

Mrs E Williams, Flowery Branch Ga R 3
Box 83 Holly Hock seed 6 kinds dbl and sngl

10 spoonful

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Mrs R M Sheppard, R23 Stone Mt



cuttings 2 for 15c;
Geraniums 35c ea; 4 oclock plants, red
wht 10c ea; pink & wht Perriwinkle pla
30c doz large dbl Zenia 30c doz orange
yellow. Marigolds 30 doz EHverblooming
gonias wht pink, red rooted 15e ea, cut
2 for 15 Send postage for orders less t

50

Mrs J Elsner, Austell Ga R 2 Well roote
dbl pink Oleander, rooted pink Hydr
20c ea; Wht Oxalis 10c & 15; purple b
ing Clematis, blooming size 15 ea; 1
kinds Verbena everbloming 25 doz Add p
age : ae

Mrs R P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga BI
Roman Hyacinth bulbs 40c doz postpaid

Miss Pearl Wright, Griffin Ga _ Peoni
Mums Jules Elie large glossy pink $1
Festiva Maxima, very large white 75c, bloon
ing size, Regal lily bulbs 50c, Valley Lillie
80e doz; Litte Sweet Jonquils. 75 doz; Or-
ange Phoenix Daffodils 75 doz; large me
ium Trumpet single Daffodil 50c doz; Feb
buttercups, 40c doz; Apr blooming Narci
sus 35c doz; Paper wht Narcissus 75 do
Giant type Narclissus, Superb $1 doz; mi
bulbs splendid varieties 60c doz Add posta;
on less than $1 orders bulbs del now Place
orders for peonies and lillies which will be
del at proper time this fal

Mrs J M Wall, R 1 Winder Ga All cols
Giant Holly Hock plants 25c doz; seed 15
tea cup Plant now to bloom next year

Mrs S G Sanders, Dewy Rose Ga R-
Whittian Boston Teddy Jr Fishtail and Flu
fy Ruffle Ferns 15c ea; peach picta r
Leopard Wht Conch, Wht everblooming ani
pink everblooming Begonias rooted 15 ea;
not rooted 3 for 25c; pink and bt Orange
Sultana rooted 15 cuttings 5 ea; scarlet
Carmine, pink and rose bud all dbl and well
rooted .Geraniums 2 for 25c; also red and
salmon sgl 10c ea; Jew 10c doz; Alligator
Tongue May, Star Thanksgiving sd Nig
Blooming Cactus 10 rooted; Daffodils wht
and yellow Narcissus. blue Hyacinths and
Peony Daffodil bulbs 15 doz or $1 hun Ad
postage on orders less than 50c cs

Minnie Craig, R 4 Lawrenceville Ga- Wil
exc green Wandering Jew for striped Je
any col 6 for 6; exc 1 doz Buttercup bul
or 1 rooted Xmas Cactus for rooted Sultan
any col except purple ee
Mrs D W Faircloth, R 1 Pitts Ga Rose col
Sultana & pink everblooming Conk Begon-
jas well rooted 10c ea, cuttings 5c ea; Maple
Begonia cuttings 5c; large leaf pink Oxalis
10c ea; dark purple and bright red Verbena
well rooted 5c ea or 50c doz Add postage on
amts less than 20c Will exe any of abov
for any kind rooted Sultanas except ros
any kind palm Rex Begonia, fancy leaf
adium Shaking fern, Fuschia or any k
pot lillies except St Bernard Lily Star or
Beefsteak Begonias Sy

Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega Ga R 1 Parlor
-vines, dbl .Petunias .wht striped. Jew also
green Jew knife -blade and Xmas Cact

dbl red Geranium, Hydrangea, dbl Hibiscus
cuttings 4 for 10c; Rainbow moss Blooming
Moss Oxalis 5 ea nice rooted; red month!

Roses 10c ea; dbl red rooted Geraniums

and 2 yrs old 2% ea; 1'red 1 Maple and 1
dbl Fuschia 1 single Fuschia, 1 dbl. pin
Geranium, 1 dbl Petunia 1 dbl Hibiscus

eutting 25 for the lot add postage

Mrs Sam Fitzgerald, R 1 Rochelle Ga Ge
aniums, Fuschias, Jasmine Single Hibiscus
Cactus Wax plant, Plum bags, all 25 ea
Begonias and ferns 50 ea, all large ni
plants Will exc flowers for pigs or heifer
calf : Ages es
Miss M M Hughey;"R 1 Ranger Ga. Mixed
cols dbl Balsam 15c doz; sweet scented red
Carnations 12c ea ferns 20c ea; rooted Be-
gonia 15 ea; American Beauty Roses, Sul-
tana 15c.ea; Justichia 15 ea, fern free with
ea $1 order; Holly Hocks 10@ table spoonf
Mixed col Portulaca large 15 doz; small
doz; Blue Swamp scented violets. 15 doz
2 doz for 25c red Pansy Geranium 15
rooted; Honey Suckle vine for pot or swin
ing baskets 10e doz 2 doz for 15c; Larkspu
seeds 20c table spoonful; green leaf Wande
ing Jew rooted 10 ea, something free with
ea 50c order; mums 25 doz; Mistletoe Ger-
aniums 10d ea :

Miss Minnie Craig, R 4 Lawrenceville Ga
Rooted Umbrella fern 15 ea: green Wan-
dering Jew 6 for. 5e; Jonquil, Butter and
Eggs, Butercup. bulbs 15 doz; Xmats Cacus
See 5e ea Add postage on orders under

c oe

Lawson Stapleton, Americus Georgia, Pap-
er wht Narcissus bulbs very large ae

Miss Irene Hopkins,. Canon Ga Dbl pink
feather ball poppy seed for Sept planting
large pkg 10c; single mix 10 pkg; 1 Bos-
tonfern 15; 1 pink Sultana in bloom 20c;
t-dbl wht Geraniums 25c: all well rooted;
wht Geranium cuttings 10c; Nice pkg Cal
poppy seed 10 pke; purple stock seed with
ea 25 order No stamps. : <

Mrs J H Kennedy, R 131 Atlanta Ga Large
dbl red pink and orchid popy seed 10c per
tablespoon postpaid oo

Miss Lillie Pope, Tallapoosa Ga R 3 Butter
and Eggs wht Narcissus yellow jonquil bulbs
seaae aoe je wht and pink monthly

s or
postass wih oe Ye or 25 doz Cash and

Octavia Tyson, R 4 Acworth Ga 40 pots
2 Sa $10; Ferns, Geraniums Begonia:

ydrangeas, Justichia, Sultana Widow

sph ee



Years, etc; large size plants 2 } oe
cuttings be Add postage rooted ee yrs old

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