Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1927 August 11

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GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE .

VOL. 10

|< the present cotton crop in Georgia.



oe _ STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS _

; MAX L. -McRAE, Acting Director : :
"EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner of Auriciliase





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The Commissioner~ Reviews. Gobeyi
a Cotton Situation

I hae received a great many, inquiries for an estimate of
From all the separate re-
ports that I have had and from my observation in traveling over ~
the state, the crop will be short of last years yield at 108 .
35 per cent. |
The report of last years crop was the heaviest in the his-

ton and cotton products. At present there is a cotton bagging

manufactured and offered on the market to take the place of
totter The cotton growers. of the country can lend a helping
hand to enha: nee the price of cotton by calling for th's cotton,
bagging at the gin. When the ginners receive. enough ealls
for the eotton bagging, they will buy it.

Jute bagging is a foreign product and every bit that S is =
used decreases the consumption of cotton, just that much.

Pick your cotton out just as fast as you can. It not only
makes a better sample, but you will get more cotton by keep-
ing up w:th it closely.

. To make a lot of lint cotton you will also have to make ees of oe
_ alot of cotton seed. There has. been a shortage in cotton seed
oil for the past season. The large estimate might have been

due to optomistic reports from different localities, on account
of the crops being some better than they had been in the past.

The price of our cotton to a. large extent, is effected by

- these'reports and I am giving this statement as a warning to.
the different ones who make reports of the condition of the
cotton crop, not to over estimate it, as it is a matter of dollars

mated.



New Mailing List Has 21,732 Names
With the inauguration of the new mailing list, this ee
the actual circulation of the Market Bulletin has been reduced
to 21,732. We expect that a number of our readers have failed

to send their coupons in for a renewal. - But even when all of
these are. returned, thelist will only be half its former size,



tory of the country. I am inclined to think that it, was over-esti- of EUGENE TALMADGE, 1k









and cents to the farmers who are selling their cotton.
If conditions are general in the cotton belt as they are.

here in Georgia, I am of the opinion that the present erop of

27 and 28 wile fall one-third short of the crop of 26 and 27.
This: is not advising anyone to hold their cotton. That is a

matter for each individual farmer to determine.

\

We should encourage every industry pee to use cot-

which will mean a saving of 50 per cent on the cost of publi-
cation. It was in interest of this economy that the list was
purged.

We again urge everyone who has been left off the list by

mistake, or who has failed to send in the coupon, to write us

immediately thet we may continue the Bulletin without delay.
You will find coupon enclosed for-sending in subscriptions.

hote all sper to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, State Capitol, Atlanta, Gncegn. tine

_ Prices below are those which wholesalers were paying fF. 0.8. these. consuming centers, the dey this Bulletin
went to press Aug. 6, 1927. REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES.

MACON





\ ATLANTA COLUMBUS. SAVANNAH
Sweet. -Cdbatoes, White -..-So 250 ae eek ae 7 NONE = . $3.00 100 lbs. $2.50 100 Ibs. NONE
Swaer Pot toes Yellow 2... 4.2.05 5- a a $2.50 100 lbs. 3.00 100 Ibs. NONE $2.75 100 lbs.
th Pets Seka ee ee ye a > 2.75 100 lbs. 3.00 100 Ibs. 2.50 100 Ibs. 3.00 100 Ibs. &
<< whbupe. Green dented)... Gee = Pe ok ne 2.00 100 Ibs. ~ 3.50 100 Ibs. 3.00 100 Ibs. 2.75 100 Ibs. :
Weos: (wits) = ee ee .380 doz. = ,380 doz. .30 doz. .30 doz. =
Bees. (enloved) 2S se ; 24 doz. - .380. doz. .80. doz. .30. doz.
OR Otia e e ee eee At Wp. ao Ibi : -20 Ib. 22 Ib.
Roosters eo ea ere Ca ee ee 12 lb. ; 10 Ib. Ree NONE |. AZ Th;
LOR HOTRR ie OSS Bo ee ~por- Se ee oS .20 Ib. wc eos bs .o0 Ib. .26 Ib.
Back a ee ean nr ese ge Se ee ee 15 Ib. NONE NONE 18 Ib.
Geese ee ee ee ee 10: Ib. NONE NONE .10 Tb.
Y ueneyer ee ee ba ee 20 Ip. NONE NONE NONE
Country. Butter (Best Tahlia) (aoe eee ee .35 Ib. .30 Ib. .40 Ib. NONE
Countee Butter (enking) a eee .23 Ib. .30 Ib. op Or. IDs NONE
Pred: A-polus= 295 225 42 en Vee hoes eee NONE NONE NONE NONE |
Roeld Peas 2626 2 oe ee (NONE > NONE . NONE NONE
Bisck dived seas: 5 222 oe ei ee NONE -5 1-2 lb, .05 Ib. NONE
Brown Weal Peas 2s 4 soo ae eee -. \NONE NONE NONE NONE
Vigna Vee oo sa es eee hen gee oe gs a a - Ty 07 1-2 lb: NONE
i) Cane Sven ee Ce pn ee .65 gal. .75 gal. .75 gal. NONE
sacha oe ow ge ee ae Hoe hook ae ae se NONE r 45 gal. NONE, NOME oo
Corn Mea! a ee fee ee ee eee 2.20 100 lbs. 2.20 100 lbs. - 2.45 100 lbs. NONE
< for: Nace Whice (eeeken) 2. 2s Sa 1.06 bu. Py 1.10 bu. 1.25 bu. NONE
(ats No cB White (sackd) 25-225 --- eee -60. bu. = ~ 60 bu. .62 bu. NONE
Peat Hay of en ae ee 22.00 ton NONE NONE ~ NONE
Peavine Hag o 800 S226 6 a ae 0D ton NONE NONE NONE
Corn Sineks< 2 oo a cee ee ae g 9.00 ton Besa NONE NONE
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Edited by Mrs. Nerman Sharp, Assistant Director State
- Bureau of Markete, 2 ee

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After fall vegetable crops have been planted attention is ealled
to Crimson Clover and Hairy Vetch as valuable crops.

Hairy Vetch when planted with outs or rye will make a profit
able erop as hay.

During the spring of 1925 Seen were started: at the Ex-
_ periment Station to determine the value of vetch and crimson lover
for green manure. _ . 3

Results obtained a that vetch onl larger growth early
in the Spring than believed heretofore. When the vetch was in the

Flower bud stage the green top weighed 6,510 pounds per acre and |

contained nearly 47 4 pounds of n nitrogen Pils amount. of nitrogen is

; is te-313 pounds of nitrate soda.
3 - Three weeks later the nitrogen in the tops amounted to 798
ak which was equivalent to 825 pounds of nitrate of soda. This

is nitrate enough not only for rs erop following t but for several

crops in rotation.

Not only does a veteh erop used as green manure add nitrogen
~ to the soil but it also conserves nitrogen and other plant food by
preventing leaching and washing. Probably a large part of the ni-
_ trogen used by the vetch plant from the soil would be leached | out
iy the land were left bare during the winter.

2 Residual Effect of Phosphates on Vetch

for eotton for the past seven years were planted to vetch in 1925. In
_ the first one of these experiments acid phosphate and rock phosphate
were compared. Both of these fertilizers had been applied at the rate
_ of 400 pounds per acre.

Plats having been treated with acid phosphate gave a vad of
3, 142 pounds of dry matter per sere; those having been treated with
rock phosphate, 3,453 pounds 0 zy matter per acre; and those no
_ phosphate applied, a yield of Lvl pounds of dry matter per acre.
The difference in nitrogen content was about 35 per cent increase
Ai favor of the acid Phosphate and over the plats:

3 caer METHOD FOR PRESERVING SEEDS :

No method of saving watermelon seed wal actually improve the
type of melon coming from the seed. If you wish to improve your
_ melons do your selecting i in the field before they are pulled, bearing
mm mind the number of melons produced, the size and color of each.
melon. on the vine and the general vigor as well as the disease re-
_ sistance of the plant. Tf you like the plant and the way it grows,
_ select your melons from it.

After you think you have a melon tlie; you like eut it open Fdnd
examine the inside, the color of the flesh, the hollowness of the in-
side of the melon, the color of the seed, etc., and if you still like the
_ melon, save the well matured, plump seed frou is

Tt is best to let the melons from which you. intend to save seed

_ Stay on the vine until they are thoroughly ripe. In fact, it is well}.

to let them remain until they are too ripe to be eaten.

_ seed, wash them very gently and lay in a cool, dry place to dry. When
they have dried thoroughly place them in a bag and keep auey from.
mice until planting time the following year.

a The above methods will work well in saving the seeds of canta-
Toupes, cucumbess, squash, or anything of such nature.

A series of plats which had been fertilized in different ways,



Select. the



eS Growing Crimson Clover :

Crimson clover needs a firm, hard seed bod The land should

not he plowed or cultivated before seeding. Seeding in the hull |
gives better results than hulled seed. The seed should be planted

from September 15th to October 15th without regard to the weath T
A handseeder such as is commonly used for seeding grass se

|can be used with certain adjustments.

os for Growing Hairy Vetch Surcesefully

(tae a nen

~ Liberal application of acid phosphate.
Inoculation of the seed if the land has not grown veteh
previously. Cultures for this can be secured from State
Dept. of Agriculture.
In the Piedmont region vetch shot be seeded the latter.
part of September or the first part of October if there is
enough moisture in the ground at the time to germinate the
seed.
Do not turn under too early or too late. Directions for de:
termining the time to turn under are given in Georgia Ex-
periment Station Bulletin No. 146, which is a preliminary
report of the value of hairy vetch and. crimson clover: for
green manure. , /

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MARKET SUGGESTIONS

As fall approaches the house- wife is interested in one and
canning. Les
If you erow Cling Stone peaches or Sink the writer suggests

that these be advertised for sale in some local newspaper published

near your home; the sale price, and your address given.
While the Blberta peach is highly desirable as a table food the
| Cling Stone peach is generally preferred for pickling and canning,

and there is a scarcity of these in the city markets at present, aS
they are not sowell adapted for long distance shipping. The de- G

mand for the cling stone peach could be profitably supplied. oo.

Artichokes will find a ready market for pickling purposes. Ar-
tichokes form a dainty and delicious table food when boiled until |
ie gs served with a thick eream sauce. Ses.

DON'T WASH VEGETABLES THAT ARE TO BE SHIPPED

The Bulletin has received a number of complaints on the man-
ner in which potatoes and other perishable products have been ship-
ped from Georgia growers. The produce companies, advise that
much better priees and results | ean be obtained from such products ~

if they are shipped absolutely dry and without ever having been |
washed at all.

[any manner or at any time before shipping leaves the fruit or vege-

Putting water on potatoes and similar products in

table in such a poneaps that it deteriaates rapidly when pes

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TOBACCO AGAIN BRINGS Goop PRICE

of ehaeen again bees to pour money into the pockets of the
Georgia farmer, when the 1927 marketing season opened on Tuesday,
Aug. 2, with heaviest sales and receipts in the history of the industry

in South Georgia. A total of 3,000,@00 lbs. were sold at average
price of 21.5 cents per pound.
The total crop for season is now being estimated at 50,000, 000

lbs. and growers expect that the average price will run as high as =
| 20 cents per pound which will. bring over $10,000,000 as the total

yield. Reports from the sction indicate that 15, 000 farmers, who _
have planted approximately 55,000 acres of the weed, are all en- 4
wee over the prospagts for a boufitifinl year. eee











= Ww H Waddelle, Penraon Ga.- some

: good fresh mixed blook milk cows.

National Pecan Groves, Flintside,
Ga., young Guernsey reg bull calves

also bull from reg sire and heavy pro-

ducing dams, high grade heifers all

ages; bargain prices

Jim Lanier, Summit Ga., 2 young

Jersey cows fresh in milk, bargain

price.
Fred E Diskell Box 88, Dahlone-

a ga, Ga., 1 full blood Jersey bull wt.
. about 500 Ibs, 3 years old .due to be
AS reg

Mrs Z B Saxon Sylvania, Ga., 1

extra. fine Jersey heifer 1 year old

$35.

W S Starr, Milford, Ga., 1 Jersey
bull 11 mos old $20:

Geo E Argard, Cor. Spring and
Harris St., Atlanta, Ga., phone Wa-
9077, Jersey bull, pure blood Guern-
sey registered bull 5 1-2 years old,

7 wt about 1600 lbs.

W T Adams, Lavonia, Ga., half
Guernsey and Jersey bull calf 6 wks

old, or exe for pigs or shoats.

S E Shackelford, Griffin, Ga., pure

- bred Hampshire ram lambs 5 mos old

5$20 each.

Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga.,

=o pure bred Jersey heifers bred and un-

- bred open to reg; milkers some to
- freshen in fall;
years old, this stock from very fine

bulls 4 mos to two

herd; write.

FF Keown, Tunnel Hill, Ga., yel-
low Jersey Durham cow.

Early C Stark, Commerce, Ga., 3
Toggenburg grade does about 6 mos
old at $10 each from heavy milking

strain 1 pure bred Toggenburg buek
2 years old a beauty at $265.

H R Phillips Rt 1, Box 508, Sa-

vannah, Ga., 40 head stock goats.

= 5G Pope, Buchanan, Ga., Rt. 3,
Jersey cow not reg. 7 years old calf
month old Aug. 12, giving close to

: - four gal. milk a day and pound of
putter $60. *

T. L. Chaffin, Rt 4, Covington, Ga
one cow entitled to register $150, or

-exc for a Ford touring car or one

half on truck .

-E J Bailey, Raymond, Ga., reg.
Jersey calves from the best strains
of Raleigh and Golden Jolly cows.

J S Cathey, Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ga.,
one Jersey heifer 2 1-2 mos. old
weaned $12, or exc. for 14 S L.
Wyandottes hens and one rooster.

Woodlawn Nursery, Greenville,

Ga., one good milk cow fresh in milk

2-3 Holstein $50.
J H Hooks Dairy Farm, Warthen,
Ga., bulls from calves to serviceable

= age best blood known to Jersey breed

i

Geo E Argard, Corner Spring and

3 Harris St., phone Wal. 9077, Atlanta

Ga., one pure bred Guernsey bull
5 1-2 years old wt about 1600 lbs;
write or call for details.

T B Gunter, Rt 1, Buford, Ga.,

a registered bull 1 year old can furnish

papers; write.
Mrs W L Dixon, Quitman, Ga., 5

weeks old Jersey bull calf $10; one

7 mos. old Jersey bull entitled to reg.
$15; two part Jersey heifers $10 and
$20 fob.

EE Bass. Milledgeville, Ga., one
car fat steers weighing 600 to 900

lbs, two cars cows and steers weight

500 to 700 Ibs, can deliver now or
jater all on good pasture; make best
offer.



HOGS FOR SALE

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

J B Gousins, Greenville, Ga., shoats
that will net 100 Ibs 6 and 8 wks
old; also P C pigs.

H C Waldrip, Rt 1, Forsyth, Ga.,
14 reg. Duroc Jersey pigs Aug, 20
del, Orion Cherry King breeding $10
each reg in buyers name.

Geo C Nunn, Perry, Ga., several
nice brood sows and pigs.

F F Keown, Tunnel Hill, Ga., Du-
roes Jersey boar feeders, spring gilts
from 12 litters $25 to ves pair, im-

E quick gale,



Gordon H *Thompaeds neo Gaz
reg. black P pigs, also grade P C.

Thomas L Williams, Sautee, Ga.,
Duroc pigs for Aug. 24 del. $7. 50 ea,
$10 papers furnished.

J W Weeks, Dial, Ga., pure bred
big bone P pigs entitled to reg.
fine for breeding, $10 each fob; also
1 big bone guinea P C sow 3 died

$40.

E O Willoughby, Rt 1, Washington
Ga., reg Duroc Jersey boar Orion
Cherry King strain 15 mos. $30 fob.

To McMullan, Holten, Ga., Duroc
boar pigs 4 mos old wts -about 100
lbs. reg, in buyers name $17.50; good
for. r Tpeeaine purposes.

Hagood, Rt 1, Elberton, Ga
reg. Hampshire boar 3 mos old well
maekeds beauty for breeding. a

J T Patillo, LaGrange, Ga., Rt 6,
trio Duroc Jersey male shoats. reg.
$10 each.

Riley Couch, Turin, Ga.,

hg big bone P C thrifty female pig
8.50.

R Couch, Turin, Ga., three nice
hogs wt about 150 lbs.

H W Law, Eastman, Ga., one pure
bred big bone black Poland China gilt
weighs about 200 Ibs bred 28 of July
to reg. black Essex boar $25; pure
bred black Essex pigs either sex $12
each reg. in buyes name del, Aug 20;
at 8 weeks old.

C T Prosser, Milledgeville, Ga., Rt
3, old time big type black guinea pigs
for breeding purposes only 10 weeks
old $15 a pair.

Macon Walden, Rt Box 49, Bibson:

Ga., nine good pigs, stock 8 wekes
old $4 each; or $35 for the lot. ~

Elsie Wright, Rt A, Ludowici, Ga
ten shoats wt 35 to 40 Ibs, write.

_E E Bass, Milledgeville, Ga., two
young sows, P C breed just weaning
pigs also 1 boar price fob Milledge-
ville. Ga., $18 each wt about 125 Ibs.

SH Stubbs, Rt 1, Abbeville, Ga.,
8 Duroc Jersey pigs 10- weeks old
$30 for the lot.

E W Burke, Box 678, Macon, Ga.,
Berkshire. boar registered and cholera
immune 4 years old and _ splendid
breeder $50 fob, Macon, also 2 gilts
from Duroc sow by extra fine Berk-
shire boar; these farrowed April: 16,
$16.50: for the pair.

L E Griffeth, Winder, Ga., 1 P C
boar 9 mos old, wt about 150 Ibs,
entitled to reg; price $30 fob Winder,
Ga., also 1 P C gilt 9 mos old with
litter of 5 pigs all entitled to reg.,
price $65 fob Winder, Ga., also 1
sow 13 mos old mixed P C and Duroc
to farrow first week in Sept, bred to
pure bred P C boar wt about 250 Ibs
price $75 fob Winder.

L T McCoy, Gibson, Ga., 12 pure

Duroc shoats 9 weeks old price $6
each; 15 Duroc and P C mixed at $5
each.
C L Fuller, Curryville, Ga., big
bone P C gilts and boars by The Lib-
erator. 8 weeks old $12.50 each fob
all subject to reg.

Sam Thompson, Swainsboro, Ga.,
spotted P C pigs 7 weeks old not reg
$6 each or $11 pair.

Boyce Johnson, Covington, Ga., Rt
1, 11 Duroe pigs 8 weeks old entitled
to reg. $5 each.

Macon Walden, Rt B, Box 49, Gib-
son, Ga., 9 good pigs "crossed stock
8 weeks old $4 each or lot $35.

H GC Waldrip, Rt 1, Forsyth, Ga.,
reg. Duroc Jersey pigs advertised last
week for $1 should have. pees $10
each.



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

F P Prather, 226 Rawson St., S.
W., Atlanta, Ga., two sorrel mare
match mules 8 and years old wt
about 1000 Ibs each for $800 pair,
would trade for 1927 Ford or Chev-
rolet touring car or Sedan also one
sorrel buggy mare 9 years old wt 950
Ibs. work anywhere $85 cash or would
take good shodats at market price fob
see Mr. F M Malcom at Good Hope,



1 pure|-



Ga.

|| family horse no blemishes strong and

active some age; clay bank color wt.

1050 lbs,
write.

JO Adair, Rutledve, Ga., Rt 1,
a good horse 9 years old for sale
cheap.

J L Savage, Thomaston, Gas Rt B
two good mules.

B.C Pope, Buchanan, Ga., Rt 3,
Black mare six years old wt. about
800 lbs, sound and gentle ~work any-
where Sie good buggy harness with
her at $25 extra.

Minor A. Sims, Ousley, Ga., one
dark 900 or 1000 Ib mule will exe
for 100 White Leghorn_ pullets or
good laying strain, would rather exc.
with some one not too far from Val-}
dusta, Ga. >

J C Buffington, Febalon, Ga., Rt
1, one mule 14 years old wt. about
1100 Ibs, good condition, trade for
good Jersey cow with 3 or 4 calves
giving 4 gal. of: milk.

satisfaction guaranteed ;

will exc. some good farm mules about
10 or 12 years old and weighs about
900 lbs for some good Jersey ess
cows or reg. Jersey bull.
Jim Lanier, Rt.2, Summit, Ga.,
2, one good family horse ct bargain.
Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga.,

one brood. mare splendid worker to

buggy or plow wt 100 lbs, 9 years
partly blind in one eye, exc for pure
brood sow.



GRAIN FOR SALE
Corn and Corn Products
S B Kinard, Jackson, Ga., can ship
50 to 100 bus good water ground corn

meal per week put up.in. new white
bleached .1 bu bags $1. 15 bu fob,

Griffin or Jackson, meal, ground
from sound white corrn. :
White Oak Creek Mill, Rt 2,|

Sharpsburg, Ga., country ground
fresh corn meal $1 per bu in burlap
sacks fob Raymond, Ga. ~

M F Lewis, Adairsville, Ga, enol

water ground meal $1 fob.

Dan Ship, Finleyson, Ga:, 300 bu
slip shuck ear corn $1 bu fob, Haw-
kinsville, Ga. )

W B Freeman, Oakman, Ga., good

sound white milling corn or corn meal
free from weevils.

Bennetts Bonded Whse, Bastman,-

Ga., 2. cars clean baled | shucks: $10
ton fob Eastman.

Geo C Nunn, Perry, Gas shelled

and ear corn car lots or less. .
J L Savage, Thomaston, Ga.,Rt.
B, white rice pop corf 10c Ib.

_E-L Corley, Mauk, Ga., Egyptian |

wheat corn 2c lb, add postage.



Clover, Hay cad Other Grain

S P Kay, Rt 1, Canon, Ga., 1 car

load baled wheat and oat straw $12
per ton.

Geo C Nunn, Perry, Ga., crabgrass

hay $15 ton..

W C Payne, Pearson, Ga., dwarf
Essex rape 5 Ib 60c, 10 Ib $1. fob.

Snelson Seed Co., Athens, Ga.,
hairy vetch 16 1-2c Ib fob Savannah
Ga., Sept del, write prices on large
lots no less than full bags shipped.

P V Ryals, Toccoa, Ga., 2 tons al-
falfa hay finest quality baled $50 per
ton fob, Toccoa.

Riley C Couch, Tarn, Ga., good
bright baled straw $12 ton, 2 tons
peavine hay rich with peas $23 ton. |



Oats, Wheat and Rye

M F Lewis, Adairsville, Ga., whole|
wheat graham flour $4 bu fob; re-
cleaned Abruzzi rye $1.90 bu fob.,
shorts $4 per 100 fob.

J P Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga., 400
bu. Hastings 100 to 1 -seed oats well
matured free from smut and wild on-
idms 75c bu.

Geo C Nunn, Perry, Ga., Abruzzi}.
rye, Fulghum and Ga. rust proof oats
and May wheat.

B F Fagan, Martin; Ga., red Rus-|

sian seed oats 75c PE bu; recleaned
85 bu.
Snelson Sead Co.,. Shee Ga.,,|



on, Maysville, Ga., good,

E F Bussey & Co., Enigma, Ga.,|

Rey

or 80 for 4 gals



ee rye, reclondel Sealer: a

receleaned first year from Coker, |

kind sold. Rae :

Walton Seed Co.,. Augusta, Ga.,
hairy vetch, spring vetch, Austrian

write.
pure Appler seed oats
clean $1 bu.

Adairsville, Ga.
WHH Barham, McDonough, Ga.

bu fob McDonough, send sample on
request; 12 bus ro more

bu bags $1 per bu fob sen onenes
sample on request.

bu. $2 bu. fob Clarkesdale, Ga. |
CL Langford, 15 Felton St., La-

per bu., cash with-order,
100 bu seed Appler oats 75e bu.

seed wheat, oats and rye "for sai2.

rye $1.50 bu fob.

year planting $1 bu; 100 bus Cokers
ing $2 bu;56 bu blue stem

| wheat $2 bu.

S 8 Elder, Culverton, ns Rt a

clean and treated. Sor smut last fall
write for Paired,

. FRUITS FOR SALE

$1.85 bu; very choice. Abruzzi rye

$2.10 bu; common tall growing rye
| $1.75 ba; no less than 10 Bee of any

vetch, Austrian winter peas, Barley,
Abruzzi and Rosen rye, wheat, Ful-
ghum and Appler: oats, carlos or less

HW Phorsioia Grashamville, Ga.
bright and

genuine \
Texas red rust proof seed oats in 5

pedigreed Abruzzi rye 1st year plant ae
ae





Marghall Lewis, Pt 2, Rydal, Ga.
recleaned Abruzzi rye $2 bu 108.

4@ bu pure Abruzzi rye for seed $3 ~

J H James, Rt 3, Clankontila. Ga
Abruzzi rye and quantity up to 25.

vonia; Ga.. vetch and rye mixed $2.50 es
I F aiipaeny Ashland, Ga. Rt 1, : 2
J B Fowler, Buford, Ga., some mer : a8
GG Ridgway, Royston, Ga., car oe
|Fulghum oats, make offer. . eee

- Olin Griffin, Talona, Ga., 8 bu Ga

J H Palmer, Tennille, Ga.,200 bus __
Cokers pedigreed Fulghum oats Ist

800 bu Texas rust proof seed cate a

W C Tumilin, Gainesville, Ga., nice

apples $1.50..

ran, Ga., supply of Clingstone peach-
es ig exhausted.

G W Mooney, Jr., Quill, Ga., pod

ples $1.50 bu; dried apples 10c Ib.

Miss E T May,

-Warthen, Ga., large quantities of

Washington county.
Mrs Z M Storey, Thomson, Ga.

35e qt.

ley, Ga., figs $1.75 bu or 50c pk.
- Mrs G J Holcomb, Box 102, Bre-
men, Ga., large:

ders.

crop of 40 bus ready to ship.

ing and canning apples $1.50 bu del.
. William Kelley, Demorest, Ga.,

apple pears write for price.

wants to exchange for some fresh

or some nice dried peaches a few Ibs
of 1926 _ginned cotton white and

clean price 20c Ib., will exchange one. |

If. of cotton for two Ibs of fruit...

fob Milleldgeville.

William Kelley, Demorest,
Stayman. winesap one $1.25 |

box, good a apples * per |
fob Demorest.



figs and fig preserves for sale from

apple, peach, and fig preserves and ;
blackberry jam 50c per qt, apple jel-
ly 15 per mold; cucumber pickle
and mixed cabbage with eucumber

Mrs WM Arrington, Rt 2, Wad-

hite | grapes 25 gall - a
s fob, cash with or- -

Mrs Ida Kelley, Rt 5, Marietta, Ga

EE Bass, Milledgeville, Ga, Keif-
fer pears in 1 bu crates $i ae oe

Ga, oe

Mrs Burke Whitehurst, Rt 4,Coch- _

nice Rome beauty and other kind ap-

Mayview Farm, ;



ase
aa

Mrs G HW Hays, Flippen, Ga., white
scuppernongs $2 bu or single pk Tbe,

T C Mooney, Quill, Ga., good cook- _ =

Staymans winesap apples $1. 25 per
| bu. box good cooking apples.

N B Milton, Reidsville, Ga:, pine-

dried apples free from peel and core










1927.

arsday, August tt,



"VEGETABLES FOR SALE

ire: M E Ricks, Rt 2, Moultrie Gal

red hot pepper 10c per yard, cash
with order add postage.

Mrs W D Hopkins, .Canon, Ga., old
fashion red shellots for August plant
-ing 50c gal. del; or 40c gal with post-
age collect; want offers on 1 to.3 bus
lots.

John W Mosley, Rt 2, Soperton,
Ga., fancy white nest onions $4 per
bu, or $2.50; 1-2 bu. del;

W A Davis, Rt 8, Box .213, Cor-
dele, Ga., has t acre crop of okra
ready for market, will last until
frost, ship in sacks, buyers
postage and returning sacks, 5c lb
fob Cordele, okra cut every day.

Mrs W M Arrington, Rt 2, Wadley
Ga., fresh butter beans $1. 15 bu.

Mrs H T Camp, Rt 1, Summer, Ga
hot green pepper 50c per gal, add
_ postage; home made dry sage A45c
lb add postage.

Mrs Myrtie Leggins, Rt 1, Flowery

Branch, Ga., red shellots 15e qt., add
postage, no checks.

C Neel, Cornelia, -
ay tomatoes, squash, eee ap-
ples. okra, peppers, cabbage, lima

_~peans, Irish potatoes.

Mrs N J Burgess, Maxeys, Ga., old

' fashiot? garlic 20c Ip.

- Mrs R Robinson, Greenville, Ga.,
large white nest onions sound and
dry 60c gal del; special prices on 10
bu lots or more, orders filled Pree:
ly and carefully.

Geo Farmer, Dalton, Cas fancy to:
matees write for prices.

Mrs Edith Whatley, Rt 2, College
Park, Ga., hot cayenne green pepper
18 fob; in 5 lb backets or 80c for
5 lbs del: cash with order. go>

Mrs Lillie Smith, Rt 2, Murrays-
ville, Ga., cabbage 3 1- 2 lb; hot

white, and long pepper 10 Ib; okra
410c 1b; cash with orders.

Mrs T B Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga.
dill seed for pickling 10 pck, cash
with order, no stamps taken.

Dewey Nelms, Bowman, Ga., Rt
1, green butter beans in pod 8c lb.

JC Etheridge, Rt 3, Forsyth, Ga

snap beans $1.25 per hamper.

' Mrs R F Terrell, Greenville, Ga.,
Rt 3, large size dry white nest on-
ions $1.20 pk, $4 bu; 6 bus $22 del.

E A Etheridge, Damascus, Ga.,
okra for sale also bell pepper.

Mrs V E McCook, Rt 2, McIntyre
ae green and ripe cayenne pepper

suitable for making pepper sauce 15c

Ib fob; skullion onion buttons 20c

per qt.

Mrs A L Hudgins, Rt 3, Rockmart
Ga., green pepper, Ruby King sweet
and hot pepper 50c gal.

Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe, Ga., 1
bbl brine cucumber. .

Mrs R F Ponder, Rt B, Cairo, Ga.
nice green cabbage peas $2 buco d;
also want market for Ruby Giant pep

pers.

Mrs O D Woodruff, Greenville, Ga}
and

fresh artichokes for pickles
green hot peppers 50c gal.
Mrs C T Williams, Rt 6, Dallas Ga
white nest onions 50c per gal del;
old fashioned buttons and. sets 20
per ot. -.-

Cora Wldven, Rt 1, Draketown,
Ga... hot green pepper 25c per at,
old fashion scullion onions 30 per
gal; add postage.

Miss Beanie Smith, Kite, Ga., red
peppr 20c qt or 50c per lb, small
pods of large pods green pepper 20c
_ qt or 60c gal; now ready; add post-
age.

WT Ellengurge, Royston, Ga., Rt
S yellow root 50c lb. cash with or-
er.



SEEDS FOR SALE

A J. Sims, Flowery Braneh, Ga.,
_ 50 Ibs seven top turnip seed 20c Ib
add postage for orders les than 5 lbs
- Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch Ga., cabbage and tomato seed
$1 per Ib; fine turnip seed 25 lb in
10 Ib lots; also Otootan, mung, and
loredo peas,

50c gal. |)
add postage or exe, for small checks ||
2 or 4 weeks old, or for little ducks.

paying |.

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In\ sending notices for publication in the Market. Bulletin,

write each d-fferent ad ona separate piece of paper.
have ads for hogs, flowers, and plants your ads should come
in on three separate pieces of paper.
name appears on every sheet of paper in your letter, for if
it is not on each sheet, the chances are that your ad a never
These requests are made in interest of

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If you

Be certain that your









Mrs Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega, Ga.
7 top and purple top glove mixed
turnip seed 25c lb or 6 Ibs $1 del;
old fashion red multiplying shellots
for fall planting 40c gal, del.

Cairo Seed Co., Cairo, Ga., amber
cane, organe cane, red top cane,
Texas seeded ribbon cane, syrup sor-
ghum seed, and German millet $2.50
bu; cattail millet all fob, Cairo.

Mrs N J Burgess, Maxeys, Ga., 20

Ibs %-top and purple top turnip seed

new crop free from trash 20c lb.

Southern Plant Farm, Braselton, |
Ga., new stone, Greater Baltimore,
and Red Rock tomato, and Flat
Dutch, Charleston and early drum
head cabbage seed $1 Ib; collard 40c
lb3turnip 40c; onion seed $3.75 Ib;
rape seed 25 to 100 lots 12 recleaned

C G Oliver, Rt 2, Barnesville, Ga.
new crop heading variety collard seed
50c lb; new crops turnip seeds, pur-
ple top globe 35 lb; 1-2 lb 20c;
mixed turnip seed same price; add
postage to all.

Mrs. V S Ladd, Gainesville) Ga.,
Rt 7, mixed turnip seed 20c cupful
60c per qt, large nest onions 40c
gal; $2.50 bu.

D Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga.,
Charleston Wakefield, early Jersey
and flat Dutch cababge seed $1 Ib
postpaid in 5 Ibs Iots.

McEver Seed and Plant Co., Bras-
elton, Ga., poe aeie tomato; all
kinds cabbage seeds $1 lb; collard
40c lb; all kinds nae 35 lb; beets
and carrots 35c Ib; eans 25c; write
for complete list.

C F Maddox, Rt 2, Buford, Ga.,|

old fashioned multiplying shellots
trimmed and recleaned for planting
10c per lb $2.50 per bu. of 32 lbs

-delivered.

Mrs M C Conner, Rt 4, Gainesville,
Ga., 1 pk nice choice mixed turnip
seed 1927 crop, make offer.

Truckers Seed Co., Atlanta, Ga.,
true Ga and Buncombe collard seed;
purple top white globe, white egg,
Southern prize turnip, Southern curl
mustard, Rutabaga seed all prepaid;
40c; express lots 30c Ib; all varieties
cabbage seed 75c.

Thos Carden, Bremen, Ga., Rt 1,
Box 104, 10 lbs of turnip seed mixed
20c Ib; or the lot for $1.30; add post-
age.

James Puckett, Auburn, Ga., col-|
lard seed, large package 8c postpaid.

J T Ponder R 3, Whigham, Ga.,
Ga collard seed 27 crop 5 to 25 lbs
20c per lb; 1 to 5 lbs 2c lb; in 100 Ib
lots 17 per lb fob.

C W Lane, Valdosta, Ga., Long Is-
land cabbage seed, sent prepaid for
$1.50 per 1b; 50c for a quarter lb.

D. Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga., cab-

age 8c Ib.

J R Harper, Sweet Gum, Ga., 200
as erop No Ga seed rye $1.75

ob.

Miss Ethel Etheridge, Lavonia, Ga
Rt 3, turnip seed best varieties 15c
lb, carrot seed 10c easpoonful. best
seed 25c pt, Boston heading lettuce

seed 10c teaspoonful, all 1927 crop;

add postage.

SYRUP FOR SALE

R F Strickland Co. .. Concord, Ga.
sorghum syrup 10 Ib cans honey drip
6 to case $3.50 fob Concord.,

John J Craney, Rt 1, Box "98, Mi-
lan, Ga., pure sugar cane syrup 80c
| per Ib can fob Milan,



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J D Pike, Franklin, Ga., Rt-1, 90
gal heavy ribbon cane syrup new "gal,
buckets 75c gal.

A B McKoy, Newnan, Ga., 30 gal.
of good sorghum syrup in 1 gal buck-
ets;for cash 65c each or $16 for the
lot fob Newnan.

RC Couch, Turin, Ga., heavy rib-
bon cane syrup in new gal. buckets
75e; gal; thick honey drip cane syr-
up in new gal buckets 60c gal.

W H Davis, 312 Montgomery St.,
Savannah, Ga., pure Ga cane syrup
reboiled with corn syrup 43 per gal;
in 35 gal barrels; dark cane syrup 38
per gal in 60 gal bbl, blackstrap 18
per gal for boll weevil poison.

W D Wells, Adel, Ga., pure sugar
cane syrup thick mild flavored $4.80
per case of 6 10-lb cans fob Adel.

A M Hooper, Noreross, Ga., 35
gal barrel of sorghum. syrup medium
thick make best offer fob Norcross.

CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR SALE
R I Reds For Sale

W H Gabriel, Hull, Ga., 8, pure
bred pullets, cockerels, April hatch
ide each fob Hull, Ga.

Barred - Rocks For Sale

Mrs. J D MelIntyre, Rt 1, Ousley,
Ga.,
rating and number PD-77 reg., Feb
March, April, May cockerels $1 to
$1.50, $2 and $2.50 each, 2 year old
cocks $4 and $5 each; eggs $1.50 per
setting; will exchange any of above
for nice clean quilt cotton.

Mrs Milton Sumner, Rt 3, Sylves-
ter, Ga., Thompson strain eggs $1
per 15, $3 per 50; cartons to be re-
turned.

WT Ellenburg, Rt 3, Royston, Ga
4 pure roosters 75c each, or $2.50
for all.

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Bantams For Save

Robert W Clarke, 358 Spring St.,
Macon, Ga., Golden Seabright and
Partridge Cochin of finest quality
a8 pair.

Jersey Black Giants For Sale

Hillcrest Farm. Orchard Hill, Ga.
royal purple strain pullets 8 to 10
weeks old $1.25 each.

Light Brahmas For Sa@e

Edwin Simpson, 676 Tifton St.
N W, Atlanta, Ga., 9 pullets and I
cockerel 18 mos old pure bred $20
for lot; also spring hatch cockerels:
and pullets $1 each.

O H Wright, Peters Bldg., Atlanta
Ga., trio light Brahmas $10; eggs $2
per 15.





Orpirigtons For Sale
Mrs W E Webb, Sr., Rt 1, Ogle-

thorpe, Ga., 15 pure eggs for $1. 10,
Saas with order.



Games For Sale

O L McClellan, 403 Jefferson St.
LaGrange, Ga., April hatch Warhorse
game stags good size and guaranteed
$2 each.

W iL Dixon, Quitman, Ga., dark
Cornish cockerels April hatch $1.25
and $1.50 each, hens 15 mos old $1
to $2 each fob.

S C Anconas For Sale
J E Morgan, Rt 4, Gainesville, Ga
100 Sheppard strain pullets March

Parks strain bred to lay permit]

Chickens, Misce aneous ad Supplies ae
te tee For Sale

Mrs G H Eley, White Plains, Ga: ss
Rt 2, Box 60, Old Trusty incubator

and one pair of tapestry hall curtains _

jeolor golden brown prefered, write
| for particulars.

Mayview Farm, Warthen, Ga., Butt
Leghorn eggs $1.50 doz.

M E Stubbs, Rt 1, Mauk, Ga. g
mixed chicken friers : 1-2-1 to 2 1-2
Ib; hens from 3 to 6 lbs, friers 30c
Ib: hens 22c lb; cash with order fob.

John Jones, Dalton, Ga., 20 mixed
chicks 8 weeks old 30c each.

T S Lunsford, Dewey Rose, Ga.,
cockerels from Rooserward hens that ~
have an average laying record of 250
to 260 eggs, $1.50 to $2.

Peach Poultry Co., Fort Valley Ga

good first class condition; cheap,

write for price

Miss Emma Dockweiler, Cordele Ga
Box 47, one 250 egg capacity depend-
able incubator almost new used ony
once$25.00 fob
Geo C Nunn, Perry Ga Poultry &
eges
Mrs J LB Poarch R 2 Calhoun Ga
Pure bred Rhode Island white rose
comb Berry strain eggs 90c for fif-
teen delviered Pure R I white one
cockerel and pullet march hatch $5.00
for lot of four fob.

Woodlawn Hatcheries 903 William
Mill Road, Atlanta Ga Poultry grain
and mashes, standard brands, guar".
anteed fresh and high quality reduc-
ed prices Buckeye incubator 4608.
egg cap with three fans complete
$500 fob Atlanta gi

Mrs W A Scott, Statesboro Ga R
A One Super Hatcher Incubator 600
egg cap $40 one Brooder 500 chicks
cap $10 good as new used three times

R C Williams, R F D 6 Atlanta Ga
One hundred egg cap Buckeye in-
cubator practically new in fine con- |
dition $10 2

J N Clark, 912 Rice St, R 5 Atlan-.
ta Ga 1500 cap Simplex brooder for
sale or will exe for good cow or pigs

T J Cain, R 3 Gainesville Ga 200
mch pullets Forest st $1 each, 75 hens
April hatch 1926 $1 ea coops return

J B Blackmon, Hartwell Ga Pure |
Regal strain single comb R I white
pullets and cockerels fine layers and
mothers march hatch $1.25 ea fob

John Lowell, R 1 Tallapoosa Ga 1
Bell City incubator 140 egg cap $6.-
50 fob, little sitting hen 60 ege cap
$3.50 del, or ex for chicks or any-:
thing of equal value

Mrs J W Elliott, R 1 Bariceuite
Ga One fine Buff Leghorn cockere!
1 yr old $1.50 or will exc-for one
April hatch same breed ;

WA Smith 102 Bay st, East, Be
vannah Ga, Ground oyster shell for
chickens $1 per }b $17.50 per ton fob
Savannah

Homer oa Bowdon Junction
Ga, Sol-Hot brooders any size 100
to 1,000 cap :

Mrs J A Howell, R1 Meigs Ga One
Buckeye incubator size 110 style E
in good condition except tank needs
a little repairing sell cheap or exe

Mrs J N Robbs, Flowery Branch,
Ga R 1, Little Brown Hen incubator
complete with instructions and ther-
mometer good condition $2 cash.

'Mrs O N Sloan, Moultrie Ga 1 300
cap incubator hot water method good
condition $30; majestic make

Eliza Hunter, Elberton Ga R 8, 15
mixed chickens hens and friers Apr
hatch; write

pe in Brooks, R 6 Conyers Ga 1 Gray
Hen incubator eap 100, set three.
times, $8

G P Chatham R 2 Roswell Ga 4 No.
2 Empire brooder heaters 100 cap ea ~
Been used three weeks Practical!y
new $3.75 ea One oil burning Blue
Flame. wickerless 42 in canopy brood-
er 500 chick cap Been used 3 mos



hatch $1 each fob,

practically new, $8

175 egg cap. in goodition $15 or exc :
for mahogany or walnut parlor table |

Mammoth incubator in guaranteed =~ :

'< sell for $8

trio of 1 male and

best offer fob

: _ with 9 feet fan in A-1 condition

e : tiles of Oakman

__. two horse wagon n exc

_. closed car any make. One Berlin No.

Thursday, August 11, 1927, |

_ TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
_ GEESE AND EGGS-FOR SALE
. H D Adcock, R.3 Adairsville Ga
8 large blue geese $8 fob Adairsville
Ga or exc same number of wht Corn-
ish or dk Cornish Game chickens or:
_ exe for same number wht Muscogee
_ Ducks or anything of equal value
Mrs J F Anderson, Box'152 Blue
Ridge Ga Mch hatched Turken cock-
erels $2 ea; later hatched $1.50 ea;
Turken pullets same price:
Miss Emma Dockweiler, R D Box
47, Cordele, Ga., pure bred mammoth
Pekin ducks, good layers $1 each, or|
- $12 for lot of 7; 14 pure bred mam-
moth toulouse gees $2.50 each or
$28 for lot; few turkeys April hatch
Bronze pure bred gobblers $3, hens
.. $2 each; 5 grown and 2 young full
_ feathered unpicked pure bred White
Pekin ducks $7.50; eight 2 year old
_. Mammoth pure bred Touluse geese
-gray and 5 young ones, the lot for
$22, all cash fob. =
J H Shirley, Baxley Ga R 4 One
-. quacklss duck and drake, drake
weighs 15 or 20 lbs They are bead
headed Will exe for 3 good hens or

English strain large black Mink
ducklings 3 to 6 wks old $2 ea; $5
d 2 females all year
layers i
R L Ozmore, Newton Ga R 4 One
turkey hen $2 buyer to pay express
L E Williams & Sons, Ty Ty Ga
Muskovie Ducks 1927 hatch $3 $4.50
trio 1 pr or trio 1926 hatch $3.50 pr
or $5 per trio
Mrs J O King. Lavonia Ga R 38, 16
white Pekin drakes nice and fat make

Mrs J W Graham, Hazlehurst Ga
R A, 12 turkeys 3 1-2 mos old $40
fob Hazlehurst cash with order

Mrs M F Gaddis, Haz'ehurst Ga 16
pure bred white Muscogee Ducks
most grown $1.25 ea for lot or $3 pr
or smaller lots

Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet Ga 8
ducks and one drake mammoth white

. Pekin ducks $15 for lot

Mrs Oscar Milsap, R 2 Adairsville

Ga 10 grey, speckled Australian guin-

' eas 12 weeks old; 8 pullets and 2

roosters 60c ea or $5 for lot



SECOND HAND MACHINERY

as FOR SALE XS

J E Pinion, Dalton, Ga., one No 12
Three roller Chattanooga cane mill

J R Parker, Oakman Ga 1 Ford
truck good tires with starter $225 or
exc for a team of mules and wagon
mules to weigh about 800 or 850 Ibs
ea not over 10 yrs old within fifty

_ AB Gordon, Sparta Ga Deleo light
plant in good condition except bat-
_ teres cheap for cash |

Thos E Harris, Demorest Ga My-
-ers force pump complete and 5@ ft
2 in galv pipe practically new $40
fob. cars ik

P H Gibbs, R F D 4 Tifton Ga 1925
model Ford ton truck with 1927 tag.
and in running condition $95 or wi!]
trade for cows any kind near home or
will take hay rake, syrup kettle or

Mrs W E Tuggle, Stone Mt Ga 1
Hoffman Press 8-A and boiler cap of
. boiler 2 press or 1 press & 1 drier

half price first class condition.
: L W Keith, Newnan, Ga John
Deere mower new used one season
$60 one cole three row oat drill $20
one cole dbl hopper corn drill $15;
two, two-row boll weevil dusters $20
each fob :

S Kelmidis, 111 Drayton St., Sa-
vannah Ga Gis one new Clark right
lap tractor plow cost $110 sell for
-$50 cash or trade for sheep
- Box 121 Dalton Ga 1-15-30 Inter-
national tractor Elger Sawmill two
saws & belts good condition bargain

John Lusk, Godfrey Ga One 2 ton
truck or will exe truck and five pas
turing car in good cond for good

44 four-side planer cap 60 lineal ft

-good condition - :
John Lusk, Godfrey Ga Frick saw/



per minute, 1 60 HP high-pressure
Casey & Heges boiler new flues just

.

_ MARKET BULLETIN.

put in, one automatic knife grinder, |

one 2 fan saw trimmer new and pipe,
one 6 saw DeLoach lathe mill all in

mill outfit No 2 mill 57 in inserted
tooth saw, one 26 horse boiler mount-
ed, one 25 HP. engine, one. 3-saw edg-
er, Hooks, chains, trucks and several
other extras in good cond will sell
all the above together or separately.
will take part or all in good land pre-
fer a good stok farm or pecan orch-
ard give full particulars of -you land
in first letter. One 6 saw DeLoach
lathe mill practically new $100 or will
exc for hogs and young chickens

Peach Poultry Farm, Fort Valley,
Ga Fordson side plow in first class
operating condition guaranteed $20

A S Key, Bowdon Junction, Ga 2
new Perfection oil stoves 4 burners,
in fair cond, 4 & 5 dollars ea, fob

G B Gentry, Rt 3, Buchanan Ga
One shingle saw 84 inches to fit Riv-
al mill two. lines of holes $7 fob one
drag saw $2 emery stone $6

Cole & Harris, Sharpsburg Ga One
12 hp Woodruff gasoline engine one
12 hp Alamo engine one 36 in De-
Loach grist mill, one 20 in John
Deere upright grist mill shafting and
pulleys for both outfits all in good
condition, cheap for cash | <

C C Atkinson, Hawkinsville Ga 1
51 in French rock grist mill 5,000 Ib
runner $300 - as

Mrs S G Rogers, R 2 Daisy Ga Sec-
ond hand farm tools most any kind
one horse farming implements at
half price write your wants

W C Kutz, R 2, Box 85A Atlanta
Ga One model S L 2000 No. 150
wheel base international Truck front
tires 34x5 rear tires 36x6 express
body 11 ft long top full length over
body enclosed cab, will sell or exc
for a jarge incubator of a standard
make in good condition the truck has
run about 3,000 miles and is in A-1
shape write for prices

W O Jones, Elberton Ga One in-
ternational tractor in fair condition;
one Lilliston No. 2504 peanut picker
practically new, as only used part of
one season, second-hand
friction feed, fair shape, one pea hull-
er in good condition one golden cane
mill vaporator mill practically new
one 4 hp gas engine southern make
iN good condition one Ottawa one

and one-half hp gas engine and wood |.

saw outfit fair condition One corn
spreader all of the above can be
bought at a reasonable price

Mrs John Gearhart, 2680 Beacher
St, (Mail address, 804 Cascade ave.,)
one electric washing machine in good
condition $50 cash or exc, for milk
cow or Ford ear, one electric incubat-
or used 3 times $12 or exc for pigs
or barred rock hens or pullets. __

J G Purvis, Atkinson Ga wants to
exe 1 plant Jr walking cultivator and
one horse Chattanooga turn plow
practically new for airdale male pup
not under 8 weeks old or will sell the
above plows cheap

J W McDonald, Smithville Ga Bx
76 one midget marvel 40 barral flour
mill complete <

National Pecan Groves, Flintside,
Ga one 2-70 saw continental gin out-
fit; screw press, with tramper $300;
3 Oliver: Bottom plows for tractors,
$35 ea, 8 Sullivan-Towson dise tract-
or plows, $40 ea; 1 1-2 hp Fairbanks
Morse gas engine $25, Williamson
stump puller complete ~ with cable,
cost $550.00 sell for $225; one-roll
1 in wire cable $50 one 32 K W Del}
co water pump with 1-4 H P motor
complete except batteries $75 all in
first class cond.

I F Gipson, Ashland, Ga., one good
coal light plant, tank under ground,
sell or exc. for anything can use;
trade for Ford carlight at house or
barn easy adjusted to fit any house.

M. C McKinney, Arabi Ga, one
fairbanks-morse light plant one year
and one half old in excellent cond,
electric power installed in the town
is reason for selling, cheap for cash
or on terms this 1 and 1+2 horse pow-
er plant will light a place.



Ga
Vishts-and some carbide in perfect

| dition $250 fob

good cond.

deep or shallow never been used
1 1-2 F&M home light plant engine

saw mill]

one 12 hp watertown steam engine
in good running cond governors need
slight repair $65 fob 5

W E Harper, Meriwether Ga One
Fordson tractor in good cond one
Benthal 15 ft peanut thresher in fair
cond write for prices .

W A Hogue. 1509 Mary St Way-
eross Ga One 30 gal oil tank with
pump and quart measure A-1 cond
one. 2 burner oil range nearly new
in good cond one solid oak bed stead
good lately polishes high head end
and round foot end at top fancy fin-
ished one set folding springs will exc
for carpenter tools in good condition
_ Mrs D P Halsey, R 4 Macon Ga 32
volt electric Washing machine good
as new cost $118 will sell for $35 cash
fob Macon No Sie pee

J Kingston, R 2, Box 211, Atlanta

Colt. acetylene lighting plant 7

working cond $50 just as it stands
S E/Looper, Dalton Ga One con-
crete peach machine faceplates and
60 verges e

J W Weeks, Dial Ga one ton Ford
truck 1926 model good running con-

Heard Orr, R 1 Orange Ga 1 buck-
eye incubator 250 cap good condition
$40 1 blue blaze oil brooder $10.00
1 one horse turning
plane good condition $6 1 walking
cultivator $5, good condition.

M G Sheehan, Sharon, Ga one set
large water works 1200 gal per hour

& generator o. k. batteries no good
one small grain thresh & one 8 hp
gas engine well mounted has clutch
pulley ideal for threash or shingle
milet, will trade or Sell for the right
prices /

Mrs J S Thompson, Doerun Ga Lit-

t'e Brown Hen incubator 50 egg cap
$2.75. postpaid gis ;
_ J Carter, Gainesville, Ga., 1 35 h
p Atlas engine; 1 40 h p Carter boil-
er in case on main line Southern
railroad 7 miles-~ north of Toccoa
cheap $250.

Geo W Jackson, Rt 2, Fayetteville,
Ga., 1 Emerson electric motor 1-10
h p 110 volt direct current $7.50 fob.
J L Savage, Thomaston, Ga., Rt B
four good turning plows cheap 1 Lis-
ter, good condition. oe
Wm H Martin, Rt 5, Washington,
Ga.; new vacuum washer $1.50 del;
mother hubbard washboard good con-
dition $1.25 del; new 4-in. nickel
plate steel screw driver $1 del; new
4-in one Oak rolling pin 60c del.

M Rogers, Box 433, Hapeville, Ga.
knitting machine cost $77; work at
home make $30 per week, price $15;
oil heating stove cost $12 used one
day, $3; electric hair dryer perfect
condition worth $25 price $4.

H G Sample, Alamo, Ga., one
light Ford traylor good shape, will
exchange for one horse hay rake in
good condition; write for description

Box 628, Athens, Ga., 1General
motor 1-8 H P 1800 speed 60 cyc,
A C $9 cash. |

J H Palmer, Tennille, Ga., one
Bowser underground gasoline tank
120 gal. capacity perfect condition,
cheap for cash or exchange.

F L Raburn, Ideal, Ga., 1 trailer
for Ford truck in A-1 condition 32x6
tires $50. >

- Mrs W BH Blissitt, Palmetto, Ga.,
good McCormick mower practically
new $50.

S R Saye, Rutledge, Ga., Lillis-
ton peanut picker exchange for milk
cows or sell cheap for cash. - ;

R C Couch, Turin, Ga., 20H P
furnace boiler with fixtures $55.

E B Williams, Cornelia, Ga., man
bean. thresher home made mode] cyl-
inder 5 and 1-2 in 4 bars grain pan
straw racks fan seives and shoe con-
claves run by hand or 1 Worse and
1-2 gas engine in good shape ready
to thresh beans A-1 condition, thresh
in oe house or barn spare time $75
cash.

J W Garner, Luxomni, Ga., Shar-



TW Pate, Rt 3Carrollton, Ga.; ;
slightly used make offer.

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separator

ples suction feed cream

James Griazett, Ray City, Ga.,
H P Fairbanks Morse engine and

Williams grist mill has been installed

about 7 mos ago at a cost of over
$900. | se : Se

PAG i
PS";

RL Frazier, Sparta, Ga., Rt 1, Box.

81, one Duplex gin saw filer hand
power been used filed less than one
doz gins-aS good as new $20 fob.

Mrs A A Whitaker, Mansfield, Ga
1 baby buggy very good condition 1

wheel damaged rubber tires wore off ~

$3 fob. : :

Mr J R Dykes. Box 112, Cochran,
Ga., one International 15-30 tractor -
and Carley saw mill outfit complete
has cut Jess than half a million ft of
lumber, bargain for cash or terms.

John R Fossett, (no address given)
three row oat drill never been in use
$22.50. %

Miss Pearl Hyde, Ellijay, Ga., Rt
3, Box 34, one six H P gas engine __

and crusher almost new Burrs $75
for both.
James Puckett, Auburn, Ga., pow-
er pulley for 1925 or earlier model
Ford fastens on rear wheel
prepaid. i seg ie
WH Davis, 312 Montgomery St.,
Savannah, Ga., tire accessories at sac-

rifice prices Ford fan belts 17c, Wing

boots 16c, lace boots 45c, flaps 35c,
50 size tube repair kits $1.50 per
doz;,Reliners $1.25 30x3 1-2 tube
$1.25, 5 tube radio set with cone

$2.50

speaker $30. perfect brand new never ~

been used, equal to any $150 set.

The J B Sedberry Co., Atlanta,
Ga., one International 4 roll shredder
one Keystone shredder; one Hercu-
les 12 H P engine; one International

10 H P engine; one Econy 3 H P
engine; one Letz 144 feed mill; one

Picuer feed mill; one Gruendler feed
mill. :
P O Box 767, Atlanta, Ga., new
never been used Fairbanks Morse 3
h p Z type gas engine; cost $111.75,
sell $80 fob Atlanta.
Geo H Hayes, 990 Gordon St., At-

lanta, Ga., 4 row cotton duster, new Ss

at sacrifice.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Miss Mae Durden, R F D, Box 5,
Soperton, Ga., white gold wrist
watch keeps good time 14 k $4.50..



W E Fitts & Co., Rocky Ford, Ga _

1 pair Dodge counter scales practi-
cally new cost $85, sell for $45 or ex-
change for iron safe.
Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga.,
commissary rolling ladder 6 ft high

30 long sell or exchange for pure ~
bred brood sow; seasoned oak chair
and

small quantities of all kinds of hard-

stock standard lengths; large

wood; write for information.

'. Roy Cousins, Greenville, Ga., wild >

bay trees 1 or 2 ft high in any quan-
tity; write; can also furnish. seed.

LJ Vollrath, 3 good axe handles

and 8 good hammer handles sent pre-

paid $1 or exchange handles for seed S

oats.

ie

C H Sanders, Danielsville, Ga., Hees )
Puritan oil stove with back and shelf

/

uss same wick as New Perfection

in good condition, oven in fair con- |
dition.

a

H H Martin, Rt 3, Chamblee, Ga., _

1 2-horse wagon_in good shape will
carry 3000 lbs, write for price and |

particulars; would exchange for hogs
Thomas E Harris, Demorest, Ga.,
new slide trombone $15, silver tone ~

cabinet phonograph good condition
with 12 records $50; airline radio 3
tubes with all accessories ready to be
operated $40 all fob cars.

\ Day -Davis, Rutledge, Ga.,

12-25

80x3 1-2 cord tires new $5 each;

12 29x440 balloon tires new $6 each.

L L Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave

Ford touring car in good shape good >

tires $150 cash or exchange for milk :

cows or bred heifers.

T L Sams, West Green, Ga., 1:4,, .
million feet black pine saw timber

write.

~ Weldon Miller, Rt-o; Douglasville. ae

Ga., sell cheap, books, novels, and

magazines write for list. =

Se ee
feats



PEANUTS, PECANS AND PECAN
| planting 25 Ib.

SUPPLIES AND TREES |

-. FOR SALE

- Hooks: Pecan Nursery, -Warthen,

Ga., 10,000 budded Stuart and Schley

S gov't: inspected pecan trees, orders

= entered now for fall del; special pri-
ces on large quantities.

Cairo Seed Co., Cairo, Ga., N Cc
_ grown running. seed peanuts, Ga.

grown running seed peanuts $2.25

bu; good stock No. 1. shelled white
a) ) anish planting seed
aby all fob: Cairo. .* .. =

J CG Camp, Blakely, Ga., 10 Tbs}

- Stuar pecans 25c lb del for lot 30}
buds

ce Hartwell, Ga.,
rom this years growth Stuart and
Schley pecan trees $2 100, $10 per
_M; can also do aes and furnish |
eve hing desired.
: 1M e Conuin Tennille, Ga.,
"white Spanish | eis 10c per Ib,
ao shipping poin
C . Mrebtillan, Gainesville, Ga.,
qursety stolk State inspelted true to
name, also nut trees fall del., whole-
sale and retail prices, write.

LJ Waldrow, Lizella, Ga., Ottobe
peach: trees for fall del. two years old
_A press rich begins ripening the first
of October and will hang on tree till}
November if desired will ship to any-
one that desires at $15 per hun, they
will be four feet high they are. seed-
lin fruit.

aire Seed Co., Cairo, Ga., "North
Carolina grown running seed peanuts
$2.25 bo., Ga. grown running weaeut
peanuts $2.25 bu., good stock No. 1
shelled white Spanish planting seed

peanuts 17 1-2c lb fob Cairo, Ga.
- Urben Bowen, Americus, Ga.,
about 10 bu. clean, hand picked,
Spanish white peanuts at 7e per lb,
fer the lot.

Geo W Cook, Machen, Ga., 2 bu.
of Spanish peanuts at once.

Mrs J L Burk, Tifton, Ga., Rt A,
50 Ibs small pecans trom large paper

hell nuts $5 del.

: BEANS AND PEAS FOR. SALE

nelson Seed Co.,. Athens,
Austrian grey winterpass 220 lb sack
10 lb; fob Savannah Sept. shipment,
write for prices on large lots.
- Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga., sugar crowder peas for
table use -10c lb, mung beans 10e
-loredos. 7c,. cornfield beans 26c.
WH Waddelle, Pearson, Ga., black
and brown crowder peas $1. 25 pk,
Brabs, and also mixed peas.

Mayview Farm, Warthen, Ga.,
beans Aug. 15 del, make offer.
Mrs WM Arrington, Rt 2, Wadley
Ga., white Crowder peas 8c Ib.
; R B Crowder, Sunnyside, Ga.,
green peas in hull $1 per . bu fob
Hampton, Ga.

Bennetts Rorideu< Warehouse, |
Eastman Ga 6 bu pure Brabs $2 bu;

1-2 bu. pur Whipps $1.50 bu; 5

bu mixed (Clays and Whips) $1. a
bu; 90 day velvet beans $1 bu; 15]

bu genuine Otootans $2.25; all good
clean stock fob Eastman, Ga. 4 in'2 1-2
bushel bags.

Mrs. J N Burgess, Maxeve. Ga., 20
Ibs Willets Wonder Englilsh peas "25c
per bu postpaid.

- MB Brown, Devereaux, Ga., Clay
peas $1.85 bu.

W C Payne, Pearson, Ga., Brabs
and mixed peas; and black _yellow
Crowders $1.10 pk fob.

_-H E Billman, Valdosta, Ga., gen-
uine Austrian winter field peas 100
b sack 12 1-2 Ib; have 20 M lbs.

H Davis, 312 Montgomery St.,
Savannah, Ga., cow peas $1. 60. per
bu, slightly mixed, can be- Planted
now for vines or hay.
T B Dellinger, Maxeys, cae Mil-
lets Wonder bunch English peas for

t., and. Nov. planting 1 lb 35c;.3

s $1; ae Ibs: $8; 100 lbs $12. 50, all
paid:
ernon Er ahisik. Moultrie, as)

ustrian Winter peas: for sone
ut Sept 1.

Miss Eva. M. Tankesley, hotisoa:

Ibs ee Henderson.

17 1- ~2

Ga.,

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wanker

brush: asatter beans, seed for
Mr. Paul Jackson, Rt Be Forsyth,

Ga., odd tender cornfield beans, make
offer.



CHICKENS. AND EGGS FOR SALE)

sc White Leghorns

ville, Ga., pedigreed 300 egg breed
Hanson strain cockerels also
rans. Big Egg strain pullets and cock-
rels $3 to $5 each. s

Essie Kimzey, Cornlia, on
pullets April hatch 85 each.

L D McEwen, College Park, cocker-
els pure English strain April hatch
$1.25 each fob, no checks. |

Miss N Neel, Box 542, Cornelia,
Ga., cockerels April and March hatch
$1. 25 each,

15

E B. Dillard, Ree Calhoun, Ga., |

Ferris strain cockerels 3 mosold 75c
each fob Calhoun. __

W A Pierce, Maysville, Ga., 19
pure bred trapnested pullets from
248-306 egg mark March 2nd hatch,

2 fine cockerels same marking direct ee
| from breeder Tancred strain $1 each

Williams & Watkins, Rt A, Millen,
Ga., Tancred strain March and April
hatch pullets and one year old hens,
sell or exchange for yellow corn or
meal.

Peach Poultry Co., Fort Valley, Ga

Tancred pullets from trapnested 16
to 18 weeks old, write for prices.

Guy Shivers, Norwood, Ga., Ferris
strain Leghorns 9 pullets 1 roster 5
mos old, $7.50 for lot.

Mrs 0 E Smith, Warthen, Ga., Sire
Tancred strain cockerels $1 each.

Mrs J E Peacock, Baxley, Ga., Rt
2, 100 pullets 3 mos old English
strain at 65c each.

Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903 Wil-
liams mill road N E, W L pullets,
RIR and Ancona pullets well devel-
oped at $1 each.

Mrs Laura M Page, 204 4th Ave
Decatur, Ga., pure bred Kerlin rock-
erels $2 each worth $5, also 5 choice
2 year old cocks direct from Kerlins
best $3 each fob yards; will exchange
for pullets del at $1.

PV Ryals, Toccoa, Ga., Ww i pul-
lets March hatch $1.50 each April
hatch $1.25 each, carefully selected
from high producting College strain
stock.

J.P Lester,. Marsiiallvilte: Ga., 10
pure Tancred April hatch cockerels
raised from stock selected from John-
sons Poultry Ranch of Bowie Texas,
only\ $1 each.

Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazlehurst, Ga. ,
friers weighing between 1 lb and 2
lbs for sale, quote best price.

Mrs. Pleor Richardson, Gardi, Ga

60. hens and 5 cocks Ferris strain:

15 mos old laying now $65 for lot
fob, 85 WL pullets 14 weeks old 45

puilets and 40 cocokersl $55 for lot.

Mrs O N Sloan, Moultrie, Ga., 45
Ferris strain young hens. now laying
$1.35 each.

Tancred March hatch pullets $1. 25
each coop to be returned. _
' C T MeMillan,.Rt 8, Gainesville,
Ga., choice Tancred_ strain pullets
April hatch at $1.25.

Mervyn Brooks, Box 36, Baxley,
Ga., 3 mos old pure bred cockerels

| $1.50 and $1 each.

Mrs W D Bryant, Coffee, Ga., 6
mos old Ferris strain pullets 90c each
or 22 pullets and 2 coeks for $18.

J W Goddard, Rt 3, Stone Moun-
tain, Ga., 50 hens and 4 cocks March

| 1926 hatch Ferris | eeeaiN $60:-for the

lot. or $1 each.

Mrs T D Altman, Rt 3, Baxley, Gal

3 cockerels: Quinsenberry strain from
hens that lay at 5 mos exchange for

3 bu of: good apples or sell for. $1. 50}

party to pay own, express. -
BE: Huguley, Danburg, Ga., 100
Barron and Ferris strain pullets from

_| hens carefully: called April hatch 65c

each, 2 fine cocks 16 mos. old same
strain $2.50 each; few extra nice
eockerels 3 1-2 mos old $1.50 each,
same strain, these birds will be
shipped fob Washington, Ga., cash

a

late

Coch-

Loe hee ' Gaineavils, Ga., Rt 35.

BULLETIN

with understanding that if unable to
fill order the money will be returned
to sender, coops to be returned.

Cherokee Farm, West Point, Ga.,
30 hens under 3 years old for $25
2 cocks same age for $3, eight March
and April hatch pullets for $6.

Mrs E R Preston, Buena Vista, Ga

Williams Leghorn Farm, Thomas-| Rt 6, has 150 Ferris strain hens at

85c each.

Mrs Lester Allmond, Summit, Ga.,
Rt 1 has 50 young strain W 1: hens
at $1 each.

Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga.,
25 Ferris strais hens 14 mos old $1
each, 6 English strain cockerels at
$2 each, 25 pullets 13 weeks old at
75e each, 75 May hatch at 60c each.

Mrs H L Peacock, Rhine, Ga., 5
Tancred strain cockerels March hatch
vat $1 each.

Mrs V C Ray, Rt 2, Pox 66, Ken-
sington, Ga., English strain cockerels
direct from Kerlin Farm 265 egg re-
cord cheap for cash or will exchange
for brooder of good make and in good
condition.

Monroe Poultry Farms, Rt 3, For-
syth, Ga., Tancred strain pullets 4
to 6 mos old, write.

OL McClellan, 403 detecrsan St
LaGrange, Ga., genuine Quisenberry
strain cockerels at $2 each. .

'W A-Pierce, Maysville, Ga., 19
pure Tancred strain pullets March
hatch $1 each, -2 coekerels $2 each.

R A Sosby, Carnesville, Ga., 4 mos
old Wycoff strain cockerels $3 each
or 2 for $5; 5 for $10; College strain
5 mos old $1. 25 each or 4 for $4.

T L Brooks, Rt 6, Conyers, Ga.,
6 March hatched cockerels Ferris
strain $2 each fob or exchange for
pullets same strain.

Inman Payne, Hartwell, Ga., Rt 5,
7 Wycoff strain cockerels $i each
fob.

Mrs W D King, Bowman, Ga., 11
Ferris hens 1926 hatch $1 each.

Mrs W C Daniel, Thomaston, Ga.,
12 or 14 hens to sell or exchange for
R I-R to prevent inbreeding; also 1
rooster same breed.

100 pullets 6 mos _ old,
strain $1 each fob, buyer to suresh
Coops.

Hill Crest Farm, Orchard Hill, Ga.
8 to 10 weeks old pullets Wyckoff
strain 75c each.

S C Brown Leghorns

Mrs J B Loudermilk, Gainesville,
Ga., 5 mos old pullets at 95c each
10 weeks old White Rock pullets at
$1 each, 10 weeks old Barred Rock
pullets at 75 ceach 4 mos old Anco-
nas pullets at 85c each.

Mrs L M Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga.,
ee strain roosters March hatch
at
- J B Cousins, Greenville, Ga., 6
pure bred Everlay strain pullets and
one cockerel $10.

Mrs J H Whitcombe, Jeffersonville
Ga., 2 dark strain Tarmohlen cocker-
els "$5 each also bred to lay strain
cockerels 3 mos Old at $2 each.

W R Roper, Orange, Ga., 835 Brown
Leghorn pullets Everlay strain 75ce
each, 3 1-2 mos old weigh from 2 to
3 lbs eash with order.

Mrs E A Davis, Kingsland, Cas 10
choice cockerels Everlay strain $1
each fob my. point March hatch.

Mrs A C Reese, Mitchell, Ga., Rt
1, 30 pure bred hens $1 each fob,

125 pullets Feb and March hatch $1

each fob, 25 little. pullets: bird size
also cockerels same size and age at
50c each fob; three A year old cocks
+-$1.50 each

-Mrs J H Brown, Locust Grove, Ga

each, cash with order. __-

Mrs F Pickle, (No Sddress given)
9 pullets and 1- cockerels. Everlay
a spring hatch $10 cash with or-

er .

Rhode Island Reds
Mrs Ola Montgomery, Mauk, Ga.,
50 pullets April hatch Dozier strain
at .75 each.



Mrs A M Campbell, Rt 1. ee

_L E Griffeth, Winder, Ga. te to:
Wyckoff

Ga., 3 pure



Ahesiny foes 1, jon

Ga., ties. Donaldson strain one
Feb hatch $1 each fob. ,

Mrs R F Terrll, Greenville, Ga.,
Rt 3, ten pullets 11 weeks old and
1 cockerel for $7; 10 a fy
weeks old $6 del.

J F Carter, Dewey hoe Ga; 6

cockerels Donaldson eee at
each.
Mrs J H Carrington, - Talbotton,
Ga., Rt 4, one pure bred Donaldson
strain cock and three hens same.
strain $6; also April hatch cockerels
90c each; one cockerel and three.pu!-
lets for $3.60 or exchange for 4 Mch
hatch pullets pure bred Anconas.

Mrs J H Evers, Cordele, Ga., has ~
fine R I RB; write.

H W Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga
pure Buckeye hens 1 and 2 years old
$1.50 each del; young cockerels at
$1.50 each del.

Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga..
pullets and cockerels from 2 to 3 mos
old Donaldson strain $1 each.

Mrs. Laura M Page, 204 4th Ave.,
Decatur, Ga., pure bred Owen Farm
strain cockerels extra select at $2 to-
$5 would exchange for good pullets

1 cockerel for 2 pullets del.

Mrs Lake Ozmore, Newton, Ga.,

Rt 4, about 15 or 20 March and April
hatch pullets and 1 cockerel several

1 to 2 year old hens Donaldson strain
write for prices.

Mrs BeSgsie Padgett, oa Ga,.3
Rt 3, has 17 pullets and 3 cockerels :
April hatch at ol. 25 each fob; pure
bred:

Mrs TG Hemi Athens, Ga., Rt
2 few pure pullets at 75 each.

Mrs M B Scroggs, Alto, Ga., Tom-
pkin and Owen strain cockerels fry-
ing size $1 each, egg same strain
$1 for 15 or $3 for 50.

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.,
R IR friers 30e Ib.

Mrs J T Patillo, LaGrange. Ga., ~
Rt 6, pullets 8 to 10 weeks old or
frying size pure bred Owen strain
75c and 85c each fob; 2 -cockerels 6
mos old same strain $2 each.

Mrs C C Parks, Ellaville, Ga., R
I R eggs at $1.10 per 15. .

Trimble Farm Hatchery. Adairs-
ville, Ga., R I R hens 1 each.

Mrs J O'King, Rt 8, Lavonia, Ga.,
pure Donaldson eggs 50 doz fob.

Mrs R F Terrell, Rt 3, Greenville,
Ga,. 10 Rouse strain pullets and 1
cockerel 12 weeks old for $7.50 del;
10 Rouse strain cockerels. 12 weeks
old $6.50 del. :

Mrs. T H Taylor, Round Oak, Ga
Rt 1, Donaldson strain pullets and
cockerels from heavy layers March

vand April hatch $1.50 each fob.

Mrs Pearl McDonald Rt 1 Staple-
ton, Ga., 12 hens and 1 cock pure
bred Donaldson strain $20; also few
frying size sanie strain April hatch
at $1 each, crate to be returned.

E W Burke, Box 678 Macon, Ga.,
RIR pullets March hatch $2. 50 each
not less the 5 at this price.
Mrs A A Whitaker, Mansfield, Ga.,
March and April hatch pullets The.
each or exchange for anything useful.

Mrs Paul Steed, Douglasville, Ga
early spring hatch Donaldson strain
cockerels $2 each.

Buff and Black Minorcas For Sale

W H Waddelle, Pearson, Ga., pure
bred Pape strain hens and cocks less
than six $2.75 each; 6 or more at
$2.50 each, 100 or more special Ce

JA Elliott, Rt 1, Lavonia, Ga..
cocks March 1926 hatch Pape a

$1.50 each or exchange for 3 same

breed; March hatched cockerels selec-
ted for breeders, Pape strain $1.50

-each or exchange f
d1 hens 1 year old Everlay strain 90c} er biee

Trimble Farm Hatchery, Adairs-:
| ville, Ga., Buff Minorca hens and
cocks $i. 50- each 1926 hatch. . ae

Mrs Ethel Hines, Rt 1,-1 Barney,
bred black Minorea
cockerels April hatch 75 each or ex-
change for 10 double dise O K Vic-
tor or Columbia records in good con-
dition; write.

Mrs H F Garter, Lake Park, fae 2
10 young hens and 1 Toone Pape es
strain ne or the fot, =

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Barred Rocks

M e W Barwick, DOG
Be 1, cockerels at $1, 50 each gr 4
$5; pullets 5 1-2 mos old $1.25
ak mos old pullets 90c each.

rs W.O Kimberly, Chauncey, Ga
hens one year old last March. one

ek 5. mos old $12, cash with order.
Mrs B L Ashe, Watkinsville, Ga.,
veral March hatch cockerels $1.50

irs JS Rdenficld. Rt 8. Sumaitt:
a., high laying strain cockerels Mch
an ae aes = 25: each or $4. 2

Sboctat strain eggs $1 for 15
et Hooks, Rt 2, Unadilla, Ga.,
mpson strain pure bred April

teh | eles $1 each, roosters 15e

; - from oe run including
e winners April cockerels $1.50
.d $1.75 each from prize winners.
- P Kinney, Rt 2, Athens,
., 8 pure bred. cockerels $1 each.
W Goddard, Rt 8, Stone Moun-
ain, Ga., a few College strain cock-
els March hatch $1.50 each. :
W Cantrell, Bremen, Ga., 20
bred pullets $1.25 each.
C Heaton, Rt 3, Hartwell, Ga.,
ear old Thompson strain hens
1 each fob Hartwell, March and
il hatch pullets $1 each del.
rJA
pson strain cock 1 year old
fob; eggs same strain for hatch
1 per 15 del., or exchange for
Ly ae of use; crates to be re-

Oe J Colfins, Demorest Ga.,
e bred March and April pullets
F cockerels, at $1 each; also milk

friers weighing from 2 to 21-2)

c Ib. or .75c each cash with or-

ae J Outen, Mananies, Ga., Rt
ockerels College strain want to

hange for same number and same]

in to keep from inbreeding.

irs Pleor Richardson, Gardi, Ga.,

twelve weeks old about half pul-

and half cockerels $100 for lot,
5 most Barred Rocks 6 weeks
5 for lot, all fob.

Bantams

Hudson, Manchester, Ga. ee as

uff Orpington bantams $2; one
grey japs for $3.
mas Wilheit, 760 Green Sti.
gusta, Ga., W x bantams $8 trio.
L Williams, Ty Ty, Ga., mixed
bantams, at 50c each, white

_bantams, | black tail, 1926 hatch|

0 pair or trio for $10. a

W Low, Eastman, Ga., pure Gol-

_Seabright bantams April) hatch

7 $5 pair; Royal White Cornish
-15 for 15 del by insured par-

Brown, Helena, Ga.. white and

wn Leghorn mixed bantams from
12 mos old $1 pair; unusually
tock; write.

Jersey lack Giants For Sale
nold J Bailey, Hartwell, Ga., Rt
ven pullets and 3 cockerels Mek
| $10 for the lot. =
Lee, Lula, Ga., 18 pure bred
rels wt about 4 lbs extra fine

0 each or exchange for pullets

ame breed or corn.

'T Baldwin, Rt 4, Rorkmart, Ga

ee Giants and Barred Rock}

Is 12 to 18 mos old well
true stock, 1 cockerel and 4
pullets Partridge Rocks April:
$1 each, a few Danae 50

a x ae Newnan,

; two 20 Ibs, $3. for .the ain

f these chicks 2 1-2 mos old}
-1 1-2 Ibs each, $5 for the
the entire lot a 13 head)

Howell, Rt 1 Meigs, Ga.,|

pullets and cockerels



each; also 15 pure bred Black Giant
3 mos old at $1 each.

Mrs J T Haney, Lavonia, Ga., Rt

38, Box 69, cockerels 4 to 5 Ibs Mar-

cy strain $1 each.

Silver: Laced Wyandottes Bor Sle

W C Thornton, Rt 4, Gainesville,

Ga., pure bred stock of Tarbox strain,

cockerels at $1.50 each. -

W T Adams, Lavonia, Ga., 6 pul-
lets and few cockerels pure pred s
L. Wyandottes and pullets 1-2 grown

cockerels two thirds grown at $1 ea.
|eggs for hatching $1 for 15 del.

White Woasdortes

Delila Maxwell, due 37% Wuiskan,
Ga., ten rose comb Regal Dorcas
White Wyandottes, March and April
hatch 75c each fob; cash with order.

C C Hudson, Manchester, Ga., 5
hens 1 cock Regal Dorcas strain $10
for lot; two young pair at $2.50 pair.

R C Meaders, Dahlonega, Ga., want
to exchange two March hatch cocker-
els now crowing for two or same
breed and age; write.

Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe,. ine has |

1 pair Partridge Wyandottes at $1. 25

each, or will exchange for a pair

pure Buff Orpingtons or 1 pair La-

kenvelders.
=

Light Bola .

John Lovell, Rt 1, Tallapoosa, Ga

10 hens and 1 rooster 16 mos old
$1.50 each fob.

Mrs J.W Robbs, Flowery Branch,
Ga., Rt 1, has 50 light Brahmas pul-

ets. at 90 each fob.

}

Raymond: Chatham, Doravilte, Ga

Light Brahmas cockerels from $1.50.
to $1.75 each, ten to twenty z at $1.25

each; write.

Mrs JF Miller, Leo, Ga., pure bred
April hatch pullets 90 each or 6 for
$5. fob; cockerels same. price.

Anconas ;
J C Forter, Kt 1, Tifton, Ga, 3

choice Sheppard strain Ancona cock-
erels 4.mos old and 1 cock 18 mos.

old for sale, age and strain to pre-

vent inbreeding.
Miss Ruby Carrington, Talbotton,

Ga., one pure bred Sheppard strain.

cockerel March hatch $1 or exchange.
Guy Shivers, Rt 1, Norwood, Ga.,
pure bred Feb hatch Puls 3 oe
lets and 1 rooster for $3.
Mrs Z B Saxon, Sylvania, Ga., 50
pure bred Sheppard strain hens 3

fine cocks 6 cockerels and 15 pullets
March and April hatch for quick sale

entire lot 75c each. :

Mrs Ola Montgomery, Mauk, Ga.,
35 Anconas pullets raised from blood
tested stock 75c each.

E B Dillard, Rt 2, Calhoun, Ga.,
38 mos old- Sheppard strain chicks or-
dered direct from Riverside hatchery
pullets and cockerels at 75 each.

Mrs J G Fleming, Athens, Ga., Rt
2, 8 Ancona pullets pure Sheppard
strain some laying now $1 each.

J GC Miller, Midland, Ga., 75 year
old hens $1 each in lots of 25 or more

or 90c each for entire lot.
Homer G. Cline, Canton, Ga., Shep-

pard strain Anconas 8-12 weeks old
any number
priced right; write.

Mrs W -E Saeger, 2725 Hodsten
Ave., Macon, Ga., 3 1-2 mos old An-
conas cockerels from fine laying
Sheppard strain hens at 60c each.

Mrs A C Spence, Blakely, Ga., An-
cona eggs at $1.50 per 15 or $5 per

100; hens 1.50 and pullets $1.25 each

cocks and cockerels at $3 each, no

culls.
Mrs J H Brown, Locust Grove, Ga
7.Sheppard strain Ancolas 90c each

11 or exe for 7 dark reds.

J C.Porter, Rt 1, Tifton, Ga., -nice
Sheppard strain Ancona coock 18
-mos.old $3; also 8 choice cockerels

4 mos old $1 25 each or exchange|

-for same. number and strain. to. pre-

| -vent. inbreeding. |

. John R Fossett, Oranee. Gaz > Shep-
$| pard strain pullets 75 and $1 each,

a:

. | BES ES EES
| old 1-eock $2.50 and bene 4i.75(

and Shaw!

|head of Cornish game hens.
teach |
Mrs R A Roberts, (no address giv-|



John R aca Locust Gieve, Ga
pure bred Dark Cornish game cock-
erels at $1.25 each fob.

B F Powell, Rt 2, Lyerly, Ga.,

Powells Red: Quill cross pit games
price $6 per trio.

Mrs E C Parker; Rt ; Talking
Rock, Ga., 5 April and. May hatched
pure Shawlneck pit game roosters
at $1.50 each; 5 Mexican Red quill

peck crossed $1.25 each;
one Pape Minorca and Mexican Red

Quill crossed weighing 1 lb to 2 1-2

lbs.
Mrs O'N Sloe Moultrie, ere 30
$1. 15

en) Dark Cornish game pullets Mch
and April hatch at $1 each.

W T Hughes, Rt C, Box 11, Alba-
ny, Ga., some fine pit game stags,
blues and blue doms at $2 each,
would exchange some for equal value
in ganae hens or pullets, no
wanted; write. |
Mrs Mary I Lanier, Rt 3, Box 27,
Summit, Ga., dark Cornish "cockerels,
$2 each; 5) pullets and 1 cockerel for
$8 for the tot.

N S Crow, Rt 1, Royston, Ga., pure
Ginn Red, Grays and Spangle, bred
on separate yards, game and good
cutters, thrifty and easy to raise;
write for prices. aA

Orpingtons

Mrs W E Webb, Sr., Rt 1, Ogle-

thorpe, Ga., pure bred Buff Orping-

ton eggs for sale $1.10\ per 15;
prompt shipments; cash with order.
L P Futral, Griffin, Ga., 12 or
15 March and April hatch Buff Orp-
ington oockerels, no culls, at reason-
able price; write.
Mrs Clara Wright, Rt 1, LaGranse

Ga., White Orpington cockerels. Mch |.

and April hatch for:sale or exchange
for Cook strain.

E, W Burke, Box 678, Macon, Ga. 3
White Orpington pullets April hatch
3| $2 each, any number 5 to 50.

Mrs J T Haney, Rt 8, Lavonia, Ga
Young White Orpington cockerels
weight 8 to 4 lbs each, $1 each, Bng-
lish strain.

.. Black Langshans
Mrs ON Sioan, Mouttrie, Ga., pure

bred Black Langshan hens 15 at $21.

each, 2 roosters not year old yet $4
each.

. Lakenvelders
Mrs A R Clack. Rt 1,Auburn, Ga
three pairs Lakenvelders March hateh
$3 pair, buyer to pay delivery charge

White, Buff and Other Rocks
Mrs O E Smith, Warthen, Ga.,

pure Fishel strain White Rock: pul-

lets at $1 each.

Mrs J F Holmes, 633 Telfair St.,
Atlanta, Ga., 30 selected White Rock
Halsback and Fishel strain coekerels
and pullets -April hatch from prize
winning stock $1 and $1.25 each.

C C Hudson, Manchester, Ga., two]:

Buff Rock cockerels at $2.50 each
or exchange for pullets of same breed

G R Harper. Rt 8, Jackson,:Ga., 15
hens and cock mostly young hens,

Columbian Rocks, good layers $22.50)

for lot fob Jackson.

Trimble Farm Hatchery, Adairs-
ville, Ga., 1926 Buff Rock -hens at
$1 each; also 1926 hatch White Rock

| hens at $1-each, cock same<age $2.

Mrs B B Morgan, Clyo, Ga.,; 10

early March hatch White Rock cock-

erels Fishel. strain pure no culls $10
for lot or $1.25 each.

Mrs J L Burke, Tifton, Ga., Rt
A, March hatch pure bred A & M
College strain White Rock. cockerels
$1.50 each fob, -

Mrs Jessie Mixon, Ocilla, Ga. _ spring
hatched Partridge Rock pullets and
eockerels = each. :

2

? Baby: fies _
i: Ur onatwi Hatcheries, ~ 908 Wil-
Nias Mill road NE, Atlanta, Ga.,
BRTP, bred Barred 1 Recks, R I Reds,

Seo:

culls}

pure bred day old



ae PAGE | SEVEN

3 White: Plymouth Rocke at tien Roiteees =
per hundred, $5.50 per 50; Buff Orp-.

ingtons, White Wyandottes, Biack
Minorcas, S L Wyandottes $12 per
100; $6.50 per 50; White Minorcas
and Light Brahcas | $14 per 100, or

$7.50 per 50; regular weekly hatches

postage paid 100 per cent live deliv-

ery guaranteed.

Williams & Watkins Rt A Millen
Ga., Rhode Island Red day old chicks
for "sale or exchange for aoa! corn -
or meal.

~C T MeMillan, Gainesville, Cal Rt

8, will book orders for baby chicks of
the leading breeds at $6.25 per 100.

tup until Nov 1, 1927.

A S Crosby, Macon, Ga., baby
chicks of the following breeds for
Sept and Oct del., Tancred and Wy-
eoff Crosbys bred to lay Brown Leg-

horns, R I R and Barred Rocks, Leg-:

horns $15 hun; $18 hun for Reds and
Rocks; 100 per cent live del guar-
anteed and prepaid, for prices on
larger orders address A S Crosby,
Box 892, Macon, Ga. :

Fains Hatchery, Edison, Ga., 2000
chicks each week W Leghorns: $3. per
hun; Barred Rocks $12 per hun; post
paid 100 per cent live del guarnateed

T T MeNelley, Turnerville, Ga.,
chicks Rocks,
Reds,, Orpingtons, and Wyandottes
at 11 per hun; heavy mixed $10 hun; x
Leghorns $10. hun; prompt. delivery,
100 per cent alive Suppers) cash
with order.

\

POTATOES FOR SALE _

D Waldrip, Gainesvile, Ga., nice
Irish potatoes $1.50 bu.

E L Floyd, (no address even 20.
to 25 bu Porto Rican potatoes new
crop.

M F Jones, Metter, Ga., Rt 1, Box:-
111, Porto Rican any quantity. in 11.
pk bbls or in bu crates make ee
on. big: or smalllots;:: =) 34

E E Bass, Milledgeville, Ga., spalee
ing Rose No 4 in 1 bu crates $1.50
foo Milledgeville, Ga., more seed per
bu as they were graded on Boggs
grader.

James Jackson, Newnan, Ga., Rt 1
about 40 bu Green Mt. ee potatoes
make best offer.

J C.Etheridge, Forsyth, as Por- 4
to Rican potatoes $1.50 bu. hampers

Mrs- lL M Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga
New Porto Rican potatoes $3 bu.,
hot pepper 50c qt, sweet pepper same
price.

C S W Joiner, Rt B, Box 57, Por-
to Rican sweet potatoes 3 ib fob
Camilla, Ga., have between 20 and

1.50 bu.



_ WHEAT, OATS, RYE, ETC.,
FOR SALE

Vernon Brabham. Moultrie, Gas
genuine S C grown Abruzzi. rye 2 1-257
bu bags $5. 50. per bag del in Ga.,
special price to merchants.
WT Wright, Ellijay, Ga., 50. bu
nice Ga. seed rye 1927 crop $1. 50
bu cleaned fob cars at Ellijay.

H W Pickelsimer, Hemp, Ga., 16.

or 20 bus Abruzzi rye clean and pure,

special seed $1.90 forb Hemp.

G G Ridgeway, Royston, Ga,, car:
load Bancroft oats fob Royston, make
offer.

E H Calloway, Augusta, Ga., bright

PGlehean seed oats 80c. bu in. 5 bu.
-sacks fob Augusta; Abruzzi seed rye

yields 20 bu aere; in 2 1-2 bu iia
$2 per bu fob Augusta.

L A Hutcheson, Ashland, Ga. , pure.
Fulghum seed oats sound and clean
Tbe bu; 10 bus. $7 fob.

Placer. Hay, Etc., For Sale
Kinard Pecan Nursery,
Ga., recleaned burr clover seed free :

of objectionable seed 8c Tb.

Cen and Corn: Products For Sad:

OK David, Marshallville, Ga., 3000
bus white milling corn; make best

offer. a



Jackson,




needs rubber tubes $15 cash.











- MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Mrs H Allen 106 Fifth Ave., Rome:
Ga., will exchange dbl face Edison
and Columbia records for others,
send list.

Mrs Folin Rose, Wayside, Ga.; 1
2 1-2 ton Mack truck with 1927 tag
will sell cheap for cash or reason-
able terms; also 2 good mules, wagon,
and harness; 1 log cart, and logging
implements; 1 logging skidder hew;
sell cheap, write or come to see.

Rhett Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga.,
Rt 1, good bicycle 28 in steel rims
$12 or exchange for wheat, oats or
rye.

Dora Shipp, Pidevion, Ga., long
leaf yellow Pine shingles car lots,
write for prices. /

Robert Stanley, Due Ga., 1 1926
Ford truck will exchange for Ford-
son tractor.

Mrs J H Stapleton, Rt 1, Douglas
Ga., 1 $25 International postcard |
gum picture machine takes and fin-|
ishes post cards tin type and buttons
in 3 minutes; good as new except).

ee oe M Arrington, Rt 2, Wadley
: ox 117, 1 brand new canvas

Se 12 by 14 value $30 sell $15.

Mrs H J Newby, Holton, Ga., 1
Clipper girls bicycle in good condi-
tion $5.

Horace Everett. Cairo, Ga., cotton
baskets carload or less 75 per bas-
ket fob Cairo, Ga.

L J Vollrath, Winston, Ga., East-
man folding kodak exchange for 2
ae pups or anythine useful also

a 21 jewel Swiss watch new, will
exchange for S & W revolver or oth-
er offers.

Mrs Ida L Prickett, Maysville, Ga
one almost new No 9 Oliver typewri-
ter $25.

S W Looper, Dalton, Ga., black-
smith: tools one anvil blowers duck
nest tire shrinker, tire bender L set
_ ties and taps.

Mr Cary Gordon, Dallas. Ga., Rt
5, the outline of history by H G
Wells fourth edition revised Ameri-
can Indian stories by Zitkala, La. 198
the Truth About the Movies by the
Stars $1. 59, collection of: Cad
hand magazines $1, all in good condi-
tion, write.

David W Wiggins, Cedartown, Ga

three tube radio, all complete except
batteries good as new $12. 50.
J FN Brown, RFD 1, College
Park, Ga., collection of 4000 differ-
ent foreign stamps and 6000 dupli-
cates will trade part of them or en-
tire col. for any good breed of rab-
bit or chickens or anything useful.

A O Walton, Rt 1, Newnan, Ga.,
wants to exchange a new banjo for
opossum hound.

S A Phillips, Palmetto, Ga., Rt 3,
_ forty six cords of good split pine
wood four ft long $8 cord.

Mrs M A Ayers, Rt 8, Box 47,
Hawkinsville, Ga., Kimball organ in
first class condition, will sell for cash
or exchange for corn or chickens.

Miss Lacy Kelley, Whigham, Ga,.
one set of books six volumes and a
guide book will sell for half price
used only a short while methods of
teaching primary and intermediate
grades write for information.

Mrs V S Ladd, Rt 7, Gainesville, |.

Ga., long straw brooms $1 per doz.

Mrs D E Barlow, RFD 1, Cochran
Ga., two peacock tails $5 eae cash
with order.

C G Oliver, Barnesville, Ga., Rt
2, one large Oliver typewriter with
~ case, good condition $40 fob.

Mrs W J Head, Unadilla, Ga., Rt
3, one electric iron 110 volt, - BBO
B watts cost $7.50 used 2 months by
small family and 6 ft of cord and dbl
socket will exchange for crepe spread

80x108 or what have you will also}

sell for $4 cash.
A L Kimzey, Diamond, Ga., one
pair deer antlers $5 delivered.
Dewey Nelms, Bowman, Ga., Rt 1
silvertone phonograph cabinet model
good as new cost $75, will sell for
$50 including $25 worth of real good

in pure bred Parks strain Barred
Rock pullets, if prices are right.

_ LB Millians, Newnan, Ga., 2 new
heavy galvanized garbage cans 10
gal. capacity $1.50 each or 2 for
$2.50 or exchange; also 45 ft of 4 ft
poultry wire and , 20 ft of 5 ft heavy
galv. wire $2 for the 65 ft.or exc.

A E Partee, Watkinsville, Ga.,
Golden Star sewing machine in good
condition with all full set of attach-
ments price reasonable, write. :

P V Ryals, Toccoa, Ga., 400 white

tion $5 per hun. :

RL Ozeman, Newton, Ga., Rt 4,

one Iver Johnson single barrel shot}

gun. $5. -

Mrs F R Vincent, Ffaitiend, Ga.,
2nd hand piano $175.

R L Ozeman, Newton, Ga., axe
handles at $2 per doz, cash in adv.

Leander M Kennedy, Collins, Ga.,
upright piano in good condition for
sale or will exchange for motorcycle
in good condition, light Ford truck in
good condition. |

W B Powell, Indian Springs, Ga.,
15 yards of 36 inch cocoa matting
used one mo. cost $1.25 yd for ex-
change for plants, bulbs, vines, shrub-
bery for fall planting; will also ex-
change fancy. pigeons mated and
working for apples, hams, etc.

Leon Ozmore, Newton, Ga., 1 38-
40 Winchester rifle $15; one Ameri-
can adding machine cost $42 good as
new $25; one Ford drive shaft hous-
ing one Ford jack several glass jugs
different. sizes; price on application



please or anvil fake path ee

cotton sacks 100 1b size good condi- :

a Ivey. Matterd: Girard,



or will exchange for farming tools

or what have you

Heard Orr, Rt 1, Orange, Ga., 1
120 Eastman kodakand case in good
condition $15.

J L Holbrook, Rt 1 Orange, Ga.,
1 Smith buggy in good
priced right; write. \

D T Evans, Commerce, Ga., old
time bedstead over 100 years old,
sell or exchange.

Miss Bessie Howell, Rt 1, Meigs,
Ga., genuine Indestructible three
strand pearl necklace clasp broken
lost $13.50; will exchange for tufted
or emb. bed set.

J B Sullivan, Roswell St, Marietta
Ga., an 1877 fifty cent piece will ac-
cept best price if interested write.

T N Walden, Whigham, Ga., one
complete set of home and school ref.
books slightly used cheap for cash,
1 Premo Junior kodak good condi-
tion., exchange anything of equal
value, one Gearhary knitting. machine
good condition, sell or exchange, one
nice lot of wool yarn cheap, Dresslers
School Hygiene, Allens Civics, ac-
quiring skill ir teaching Lincolns
every day pedagogg. Woofters teach-
ing in rural schools, cheap, write. |

Mrs J N Harrison, Lincolnton, Ga
one 50 lb ice capacity refrigerator
to exchange for cream _ separator,
write what you have, one four gal.
Daisy churn to exchange for silver
lace Wyandotte pullets.

M Millwood, Buckhead, Ga., twen-
ty six model Ford car with. glass
doors steel body and screenware top
curtains all complete, sell cheap or

*

exchange for White Leghorn or An-

cona pullets pigs or calves.

W T Adams, Lavonia. Ga., one
used new Perfection dbl oven oil
stove in good condition, sell or ex-
change for two shoats.

Fred Eller, Ellijay, Ga., old wood-
en Mark clock that was bought. in
1826, sell or exchange for a ec
standard make typewriter.-

-L E Harrison, Dublin, Ga., vine-
gar white and red in 50 gal bbls, at
16c per gal; bottle vinegar fob Dub-
lin, Ga. cash with order. i

A C Williams, Rt 2, Athens, Ga.,
Indian bicycle almost new with John-
son motor attached for man or boy

attached.

W P Beckner, Rt 2, Macon, Ga.,
A good bdl, hammer shotgun chocked
bore 12 gauge 30 in. barrel exchange



ae free delivered guaranteed to



for ten hens or good rabbit hound.

$10 for wheel alone $20 with motor



= Gn. one!
Hawthorne De Luxe bicycle. that has
been run less than one hundred and





fifty miles 21 inch frame in good

condition $40 value when new, price
now $25 fob. :

R G Goldin, R 9, Box 46 Atlanta Ga
Crosley four tube radio in good con-
dition, installed free within twenty-
five miles of Atlanta for good cut
off or rip saw outfit value $40.

Mrs J B Garner, Lilburn, Ga.,

1, four gilt tops $1 each, well ae
from new material add postage.

J 8 Cathey, RFD 4, Cleveland, Ga
four burner oil stove with oven in
good condition.

R F Anderson, Register, Ga., cus-
tom hatching 3c per egg, will set in-
cubator lat of Augut.~

BC Pope, Rt :3,; regan Ga.,
white stone radio 1926 model full
equipped in good condition .$75 or
exchange.

Geo. W Jackson, Rt 2, Fayetteville
Ga., Monarch typewriter No. 3, in
good condition $20 del., Hlite type
specimen writing sent for stamp. ~

J S Jefferson, Rt 2, Alapaha, Ga.,

one violin $16.50. make offer; one
banjo 12 in. calf head 50 ball brack-
ets $35; make offer.
"MH Bradshaw (no address given)
500 ft. 1 in. gal. piping; also one
Myers hand pump for deep well with
piping, cheap. ae

Miss Maude Harris, Rt 1, Geneva |
Ga., will exchange upright piano in
first class condition as part payment
on a small home located on a high-
way, give description in first letter.

J D McDaniel, Jr., Alamo, Ga.,
make offer on 100 cords 4 ft. green

1 pine wood split and 100 cords round

pine bolts for barrel staves, 36 to 38

_in. length fob Alamo, Ga., can fur

|



nish more than 100 cords of either

condition or both.

Mrs Emma Cobb, Rt 4, Richland,
Ga., one second hand table phono-

graph and 12 records included $15)

C O D in running condition:

A J Adams, Rt B, Ashburn, Ga.,
violin outfit soft mellow tone fine fin-
ish with case $13.95 cash, guitar with
case good tone and finish $10 cash;

one new portable phonograph with

16 dbl. face records used few times
$38.50 eash; one 16 shot Winchester
22 rifle true. shooter round barrel $15
cash.

S T McGee, Rt 4, Lawrenceville,
Ga., white oak cotton baskets hold
from 50 to 75 lbs $1.25.

Claude A E Lanier, Jr., Summit,
Ga., Rt 3, Box 27, 1 Chescent bicy-
cle, good condition except front tire
$10 with new tire $12 fob.

Mrs C T Williams, Rt 6, Dallas,
Ga., 1 Hawkeye No 2 kodak used
very little, good condition $1.50 del.

Dr L P Farmer, Stapleton, Ga.,
high class hammerless 12 gauge dbl
shotgun $20 or exchange 30-30 Mar-
lin rifle; also dbl barrel 16 - gauge
hammerless Parker Bros. shotgun in
sade condition and a bargain at

45

Whitley Bros, Tifton, Ga., A 4 bas-
ket cash and bundle carrier system
Lamson make, cheap or exchange.

Mrs E Clonts, 1352 Donnelly. Ave.
Atlanta, Ga., good cottage organ in
excellent shape will sell very reason
able.

SH Taylor, Scotland, Ga., top bug-
gy and harness in good condition,

ape fob Scottland, Ga.

~ Rhett Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga.,
Rt 1, good used bicycle 28 in steel
rims $12 or exchange for wheat, oats
rye.

Miss Pearl Hyde, Ellijay, Ga., Rt
3, Box 34, Talking machine records
20c each.

Floyd Sanders, Rt 3, Rockmart, Ga
17 Columbia and Okeh phonograph
records 40c each or $6. 50 for the lot
add postage.

James Puckett, Auburn, Ga., Na-
tional Cash register good condition
$25 fob; Edison phonograph and 30
records cost. $165, sell for $45; one
small Columbia phonograph $10 fob.

Mrs M Conner, Gainesville, Ga.,

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Thursday, August 11,1927




Rt a, TN chet heb carriage reversi-_ :
ble top rubber tires will sell or exc. _



for anything useful, write send stamp
for reply.

J L Burk, Tifton, Ga., Rt A, 1 meat -

refrigerator 2000 Ibs capacity $18

fob or exchange for Green Mt. Irish

potatoes for planting or 100 -baby os

chicks, will pay postage on chicks
or express on potatoes other party
pay freight on refrigerator. :

T L Brooks, Rt 6, Conyers, Ga., a

1 army saddle almost like new. $7.

fob Conyers, Ga., or will exchange |
for White Leghorn pullets. a
'N D Jackson, Rt 3, Alma, Ga., 9
nice young mare and 1 1924 Ford
car in good shape; will exchange for
a pair of good, heavy mules, weight

1100 or 1200 Ibs., young and in good

shape.
WJ Morgan, Stillmore;. Ga., Rt 3,232
several acres of tie and saw mill tim- -
ber.
R Cain, Rt 4, Gainesville, Ga., gin-
seng, write for. prices.

Gladys Vandiver, Dial, Ga.,
small Edison phonograph and 24
cylinder records in good condition

$10.50.

M J McLeod. Klass. Ga., Rt a q
Mandelette, camera outfit, takes and :
finishes pictures in one minute Sion
| will exchange for 8 hens, any good
breed.

M F Barnes,.73 Milledge Ave., At-
lanta, Ga., good car 1923 . model,

Chandler feed m ill No 9; Bee

no encumbrance.

LJ Vollrath, Winston, tie 200 :
good two-horse loads of oak stove &

heater wood, cut ready to burn, del

on car at railroad station for $2.25.
per load; can mix a little pine with it,
also can labels for No 2 and No 8
tin cans, all varieties of fruit, ber-
ries, beans, and soup mixtures 1c
each or 75c per 100 when orders are
100 of 4 variety; exchange for seed
oats at 75c per bu; also exchange re-
cipe to make good vinegar at a cost
of about 10c per gal for anything
worth 10c or stamps.



:
LIVE STOCK WANTED

JAM Jenkinsburg, Ga., wants to = ea

buy 1 or 2 goats, fresh in, thorough
bred, big milkers, in good condition,
reagonable price; write.

M F Jones, Metter, Ga., Rt 1, Box
111, wants 75 to 100 feeder hogs for
quick delivery; state quality and fob >
price.

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Vernon Brabham, Moultrie, Ga.,
cow peas, especially Brabhams and -
Trons. :





OATS AND HAY, -RYE, ETC.
WANTED

Vernon Brabham, Moultrie,

Fulghum and Texas rust proof oats.

W J Morgan, Stillmore, Ga., Rt 3, _

wants to buy 2 bu or Abruzzi or Ga ~

seed rye. ee





POULTRY, EGGS AND PET >
WANTED

Wallace T Wilson, Sparta, Ga., Rt 7
3, wants trained goat, wagon and
harness cheap for cash. as

T L Brooks, Rt.6, Conyers, Ga.,
wants to raise C RI Reds 300 on
halves 9 to 10 weeks old; also 300
Barred Rocks same way and 200
White Leghorns.

T J Dixon, Marshon, Ga., 30 hens
and two roosters, Barred Plymouth
Rock.

Trwins Hatchery, Louisville, Ga.,
all parties having hatching eggs to
sell from A Ng 1 heavy breeds will
please commucnaite with me at once.

BABY CHICKS WANTED |
Edwin Simpson, 676 Tifton St., N
W, Atlanta Ga., wants 200 pure bred
chix before Sept 1 of large breed as
Cornish, Barred Rocks, Black Giants |
or Brahmas; will exchange for same
at not above $15 pet hun, write.



Ones

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ager ( or evetseet. porn and raised
arm, have certificate from State
ollege of Agriculture. as
m operator, can furnish references
tate salary.

-D. Pearson, Millard, Ga., wants
ait on some sick man for $30
UT hcard per month, he is 65 years
a and cant work much.

iss. Marguerife- Miller, 225 Law-
Ave.., Macon, Ga.., desires posi-
n as high school teacher, Wesley-
in graduate 1927 with A B degree;
ishes to teach English, French, bi-
ogy or general science, has pro-
isional College teachers certificate
nd can furnish good references.

L J Vollrath, Winston, Ga. wants
rk for 3 good hands with man do-
ng concrete or carpenter work in
Atlanta, Ga., write what you can pay
hour and by day with board.

C E Glass, Pomono, Ga., position
iS truck driver, several years expe-
jience, can give best references.

Mrs L M-B, 629 Chestnut St., At

lanta, Ga., settled experienced lady
wants position as companion, house-






















dower s home; prefer small town,

y, references exchanged.

MJ McLeod, Rt 1, Alamo, Ga., is
manswith family and desires work
r himself and 13 year boy. about
Nov ist, write your offer.

J C Ross, Avondale Estate, Ga.,
P Box 194, Elderly couple with
e boy-16 years old desires position
ar Atlanta or Decatur looking af-
er home, poultry and livestock.

WANTED |

Mrs A H Cason, Blythe, Ga., four
-magnolias,/four_japonicas, 2 white
repe myrtles, +wo hundred strawber-
plants must be well rooted.

_ Mrs.. C C Parker, Ellaville, Ga.,
wants geranium cuttings dbl. variety
speckled begonia rex beg., sultana
lau tanas, will exchange for S C Red
Island eggs, want nice cuttings.

HOW EGYPT REGULATES COT-
~. . TON ACREAGE

It is announced that the govern-
ment in Egypt will rigidly enforce
the present law, passed Dec. 8, 1926,





plant more than one-third of his tilla-
ble land in cotton. Violations of the
law are punishable by fine or impris-
_ onment or both, and acreage planted
in excess of the permitted amount
may be uprooted at. the farmers ex-
ems.

crop diversification, so that Egypt
_ will become less dependent on cot-
ton. Under irrigation methods, the
: fertility of the Nile valley is not what
it anciently was. Extension irriga-
tion canals and water impounding
_ schemes have largely stopped the an-
- nual overflows with the resulting. de-
posit of fertile silt. Only a limited
- portion of the Nile valley is now sub-
ject to floods. Yields are conse-
quently decreasing: Egypt must im-
prove her cultural methods, and crop
diversification is sought as a means
to that end.
__ Experiments undertaken by the
_ Egyptian government indicate that a
three years rotation would increase
_the yield of cotton by 20 pounds of
Tint per acre, and at the same time
release more land and water for oth-
er crops. The one-third cotton re-
striction law is intended to help in
establishing such a rotation. Under
the law it will require three years for
the farmer to put all his land into
cotton. The government hopes that a
_ three years trial will demonstrate
_ the value of a rotation system so
_ thoroughly that it will be continued
a voluntarily thereafter. The Progres-

Se aan Ga., several
north and south Georgia tor rent by

general! one 2-horse farm for rent for 1928 rienced in truck farming wants a

eper, or supervisor house mother in| to

e explanation of situation and sal- :

which provides that no farmer shall

- The chief benefit expected from|
he: restriction is an impulse toward |



BF Fussell, 889 Bape ie
small farms

the month or 1-3 and 1- 4 crop.
eC Buffington, Rt 1, Zebulon, Ga

fa |
will | carry my run pill until fall, want
to be able to plant 10 acres in tobac-
co.

BH. J-Hill, Rt 3, Stone Mt Ga., expe-

plenty of running water, good pas- farm near Atlanta or Decatur, will

ture half mile to good noneo and

church.

B Z Oxford, Forsyth, . Ga., | pod.

_two horse farm good dwelling house, |

one tenant house and out houses two
miles of Culloden, Ga.

Mrs M P Witt, 114 Stonewall Place
farm '

Macon, Ga., good two horse
avelling house two miles of Culloden
a

W P Sewell, Rt 5, Newnan, Ga.,

good two horse crop on main road
rent for one bale cotton and do some
work on home.
George Williams, Rt 2 Box No 80
Athens, Ga., a good pasture that will
take care of 30.to 40 head of cattle
plenty of water $1=per month, per
head.

Mrs V E:\ McCook, Rt 2, McIntyre,
Ga., good 2 1-2 horse farm and good
pasture with running water in it near
church and school fine place to raise
coe and poultry to. some one able
narice themselves.

J W Williams, Statesboro, Ga., 302 |

Savannah Ave., eight horse farm for
19282 standing rent on 50-50 basis

situated just beyond the city limits

of Statesboro, Ga; would like to com-
municate with responsible party who
wants good farm lands; fine sur-
roundings, good houses, deep well.

WANT TO RENT FARMS

J H Nelson, Hogansville, Ga. wants
to rent good farm near school
church good strong land healthy lo-
cation, plenty water, good road near
town.

P E Rhodes, Nicholson, Ga; wants
to rent for the coming year two
horse.crop on halves would prefer
NE Ga., general farming, poultry,
or small dairy preferred, must be
good land close to school, can fur-
nish#best of references and furnish
own rations for coming year, write
giving full description, life time ex-
perience in farming.

J W Rice, Ashland, Ga., wants to
rent small two horse crop on halves
for 1928, must be good land near
church and school, references.

wc Lane, Rt i Box 48, Atkinson



and|

trade at once if suited. oy y



SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
WANTED

FC Geiger, Flintside, Ga., pecan
| grading and- cracking oe also
Ford trailor.

Daniel Drug Co: Hogansville, Ga.,
Jay Bee feed mill "No 2
good condition.

HC Cloud, 1822 Peachtree Rd At
lanta, Ga., hay press in good working
order cheap for cash; an old Buck-
eye mower.

Ben Keeler, Greenville, Ga., roller
syrup mill must be in good condition
and cheap for cash; also small size
ensilage cutter with blower; will give
in exchange No 16 Smalley ensilage
cutter with recutter attachment with-
out blower in good condition.

E L Lester, Fort Valley, Ga., 30
to 40 H P oil engine first class condi-
cheap for cash.

ole & Harris, Sharpsburg, Ga.,
want 110-v 1-1-2 or 2 H P single
phase motor, must be in good condi-
tion and cheap for cash, Century mo-
tor preferred.

a

hand power hay baler without engine
but in good condition gapacity 10 to
20 tons per hour, small bales pre-
ferred. :

J W McDonald, Smithville, Gay,
Box 76,1 medium size Williams or
Gruendier hammer feed mill with
feeder and cyclone; will exchange
small Gruendler feed mill for same
and pay difference.

Leander M Kennedy, Collins, Ga.,
Williamson stump puller and cable in
good order; exchange Cote upright
piano for same.

J W McDonald, Smithville, Ga.,
Box 76, 1 30 or 32 inch Samson wa-
ter wheel must be in good shape.

W L Breedlove & Son, Monroe,
Ga., side del. rake and hay loader in
good condition.

Homer Wallace, Bowdon Tatichion.
Ga., Box 15, 1 air pump and tank
complete.

W S Ramsey, Rt 8, Carrollton, Ga
one Milwaukee or National fresh wa-



must be in.

C J Hood, Commerce, Ga., second,



essure pump

hat press that ean be operated with
Fordson tractor prefer Box size 18,
22. one two horse grain drill both
must be in good condition, write what
you have giving full: description and.
price.

H J Bradshaw, Silver Creek, Gas,
one steel tower and cypress tank and
pump cheap for cash.

W L Breedlove & Son, Monroe, Ga
a side delivery hay rake in good con- .

dition, for cash, advise immediately
what you have.

NC Cross, Rt 5, Box 291, six or
less 24 in. disc for tractor plow.

S R Saye, Rutledge, Ga., 500 gal.
water tank steel or cypress.

J J Bond, Elberton, Ga., connect-
ing rod for Samson tractor state
price. :

R J Walsh, Garfield, Ga., 32-volt
fan and also one small motor, address
Box 397 Garfield Ga.

R L Woodruff, Winder, Ga., two
or three S H gin outfit in good condi-
tion; write Box 274, Winder Ga.

J T Dudley, Athens, Ga., 24 or 26
x48 Corliss engine, 5 mi relays with
bars, revolving boom drag line with
45 to 50 ft boom..

L J Dickey, Newington, Ga., want- -

ed and wants to trade for crude oil
engine 18 or: 25 HP.
N Carver, Mo ltrie, Ga., would

like to have a:small ironer or man- _
gel about 48 in., heated by gasoline;

write price and condition.

FARM HELP WANTED
W J.Morgan, Rt 3, Stillmore, Ga.



wants farmers for 1928 to grow to-

bacco.
Mrs Roy D Wilson, Sparta, Ga.,

Rt 3, wants good middle aged woman _

to help with housework and children
or will take man and wife.

Roberts Dairy Farm, College Park

Ga., wants a man for dairy farm,
married or single, if afraid of work.
do not. apply. |
Mrs J 8 Outlaw, Sparks, Ga., wants
a nice, respectable, healthy woman
fox housekeeper, write for particu-,
ars.



MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED? |
Mrs J T Haney, Lavonia, Ga.,
38, Box 69, wants the address of. any-
one who handles or deals in junk of

all kinds, old papers, rags, and irons
a all kinds.

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pressor will trade for all or part. ae
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the patrons of the Market Bulletin are requested to report all sales made through the paper. We
want to know the value of the service in DOLLARS AND CENTS.

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hound trained for opossum and squir-
rels. : AS

Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga.,
pair good bred yard dogs trained for
farm protection, crossed pene Eng
bull and airedale.

J G Purvis, Atkinson, Ga., 4 mos

fob erated or exc for Duroc Jersey.

gilt same age.
Seis J W Crapps, Cairo, Ga., "wants to
buy nicely trained setter dog not over
4 years old, must be good retriever
and cheap for cash.
James. Hobson, Jasper, Ga. 4 Wal-
ker gyp 5 years old, fox only, good
trailer and runner; never had fits.
Kenneth Beaver, Morganton, Ga.,

= reg, 6 mos old $10.

B R. Saxon, Sylvania, Ga., five

ee eS 3 mos old thoroughbred Collie pups

' 3 males $10 each, 2 females $8 each
_ fob.
: Fred Davidson, Palmetto, Ga., Rt
3, setter pups 4 mos old write for
_ prices.
T E Day, Rt 3, Carrollton, Ga.,
5 bull pups pure bred. 7 weeks old
sell or exe for pigs or chickens, sell
for Sh.
hee ML Crawford, Tiger, Ga., trained
oe - coon hounds and. bird dogs wanted.
: L H DeVane, Americus, Ga., wants
to exc one full hound bitch good for
opossum and squirrel 3 years old for
a coon dog wild hunter and good tree
dog not over 5 years old.
NS Crow, Rt 1, Royston, Ga., one
. pair American beagle hounds males
$10 for the pair or exchange for 7
pure bred Rhode Island 2 year old
puppies at 5 mos.: old.
_ Chester Bird Borner, Hinesville,
- Ga., one opossum and squirrel dog
biteh ranteed $25.
ok Rinleodbon: Ga.,















































Palmetto,
= mos. old best. of breeding $25.

29, wants to exchange pointer bitch
18 mos. old has been hunted one
-. season wide hunter minds good, col-
_ -or white and liver, for calves or Pigs

or hog, price $20.

_- Wallace Gray, Newnan, Ga., regis-
_ tered female setter pup best of breed-
: ing all papers $15.

- AL Allgood, Rt 1, Moultie, Ga.,

or will exchange for Barred Rock
hens or pullets make offer.

SJ F Kirk, Rt 4, Atlanta, Ga., po-
lice dog for sale or exchange for hogs
or poultry or poney.

Mrs C M Hale, 303 W Church St
Americus Ga., Scotch Collie -pups 8
weeks old.

JE Holcombe, Oxford, Ga., Rt 1,

first class opossum and coon dog thor-
oughly broke age 3 years good condi-
5 tion $40.
arie Burnett, Dalton, Ga., Rt 2
ae Box 102, care B H Holland, three
_ Shepherd and fice pups $3 or exc.
_ for nice pigs or chickens.
L E Griffeth,. Winder, Ga., 1 as
male reg. white Collie puppy "8 mos
old, white all over except black spot
over left ear, price $25 fob Winder
transfer papers; also 1 female sable
colored Collie puppy 10 mos old good
cS ngs not reg. ; price $15 fob Win-
der.

M J McLeod, Rt 1, Alamo, Ga., 1
English bull dog 2 years old, $25,

good catcher.

_ Edian Simpson, Tifton St., N E.
_ Atlanta, Ga., reg English- setter dog
and bitch 4 and 5 years old (bitch
_ bred to reg dog); worlds- record
_ breeding; also golden sable and white
_champion bred Collie female 20 mos
old; sell for cash or exchange for
reg Jersey cow or heifer or reg. Nu-
bian milk goat. does, write for infor-
mation.

~ C G Chapman, Elberton, Ga., Rt
6, one female Collie pup, solid white,

ie

old $5 each; also one Collie _ bitch,
poed yard. dog and much attached to

Fer : vi
3 B owler, Buford, Ga., pak



1 female Collie thoroughbred sub to|

one reg. English setter female 15] $25.

3 -P Phillips, Commerce, Ga., Rt|

one setter bird dog well trained $10 Siooded rea does 6B cath ar. exo

stock both males $25 2 years old; also

your wants,

one male brown and white, two mos.
| $5 bitch $3.



AL Stacey, See Ga: (
fox hound to exchange for tree hound

Parlow Pearson, Holey Springs, Ga
Rt 1, a nice female hound dog, will
exc for a 40-lb hog or $10; the dog
is 7 mos old.

J R Parker, Oakman, Ga., Rt ie
1 full stack red hound 2 1-2 years
old trained for coons and opossum
at night, rabbits in day, will not
bother rabbits at night, $25 cash, or
exc for full stack P C sow of reg
Jersey to bring pigs in Oct.

IF Gipson, Ashland, Ga., 1 large| -

brindle bulldog good yard dog. will
catch opossum and pole cat, you dont
need locks where he is, about 3 years
old and obedient $20 or exe for good
rabbit dog. a

WB Walker, Rt 4, Dahlonega,
Ga., Box 39, for sale 1 bulldog pup:
1 year old weighs 60 lbs white Eng-
lish stock mixed with Red Irish one
spot on tail one over left eye; enti-
tled to registration price $50.

B_B Morgan, Clyo, Ga., one well
trained coon hound red: bone stock
$20 cash or $25 in trade; also 2 pure
bred pointer puppies 9 mos old start-
ing to work now- 45 for the pair or
25. each; would exec for pigs at 10
pound. .< ="

W E Parks, tinaintan a, two

100 per cent Llewellyn setter pups, |

females 3 mos old, out of Beau Boaz
Lady by Rodneys Lad Jack $20 each
with papers, write for pedigree.
SF Jefferson, Rt 2, Alapaha, Ga.,
1 coon and opossum dog full blood:
hound but old, make offer.
GH Culpepper, Buchanan, Ga., for
sale 1 two year old Collie dog fine
for stock and yard, price $20.
Hendley Maddox, Allentown, Ga.,
fine bulldog $15, will catch anything
exc for guaranteed opossum dog.
RL Weeks, Dial, Ga., 2 black and
tan hound pups 8 mos old male and
female will run rabbits and squirrels

John L Ross,. Chula, Ga., Rt A, 1
pointer . bitch will sell or trade. for
hogs, chickens or cow, also one pure
bred female pup 10 weeks old will
sell or trade for pure police dog pup-
py either male or female.

R J Alsabrook, Woodland, Ga., 4
fine male pointer pups good stock $10
each.

J R Parker, Oakman, Ga., Rt 1,
one fine hound pup 4 mos old from.

for a good stock shoat P CG or Duroc

J A Elliott, Rt 1, Lavonia, Ga.,
pair pure black and tan Red Bone
hounds trained for rabbits fine tree

female rat terrier 1 year old weighs'
7 Ibs $5, bull terrier and Collie pups
write.

Sam Gheesling, Norwood, Ga., 2
pointer puppies 2 mos old, male sol!
brown 2 females white and liver from
fine field dogs $25 pair or $15 for
dog and $12.50 for female fob; also
one pointer dog 1 1-2 years old part-
ly: trained $50 will ship at your ex-

pense for trial on guaranteed de-|
posit. 2

EB Williams, Cornelia, Ga., ee
gray hound.

J C Miller, Midland, Ga., Setcnite 1.
male Collie, police or airedale prefer
6 mos or older.

The Reed Creek Farm Kennels,
Hartwell, Ga., offers for sale bird
dogs and hunting hounds, all dogs
guaranteed and sent on trial. write

M B Brown, Devereaux, Ga., 1 red
Trish setter dog, 23 mos old: $25.

Henry Culbertson, Stone Mountain
Ga., has 7 mos old male and female
Airedale puppies, write making best
offer.

T O MeMullan, Holton, Ga., has
for sale Collie dog 8 years old good
yard and stock dog also nice pet,
write.

Ga., pure bred Collies for sale, dogs

Mrs C B Hagood, Rt 1, Elberton, :



a x ps Toccoa, Ga, one fine





BA Nash: Luxomini, Ga. Rt 1,

for sale or exchange 4 Llewellyn set-

ter bitch 18 mos old partly trained

-$20, will exchange for anything of
equa value chickens or pigs or pore.

Jersey heifer, |

B C Pope, Rt 3, Buchanan: Ga.,
write me the kind of dog you want
and the price you are willing to pay.

G T Cordell, Dewey Rose, Ga., has
for sale one male Collie dog 10 mos
old, weighs 45 lbs kind and obedient
price $12.50 or will exe for ey
dog. :
O L Craft, teenie Gai. one pair
of 3 year old hounds well trained
on opossums and squirrels rabbit
proof at night $35 for the pair, all
age bird dogs trained and untrained
registered and not registered ll
shipped on trial, write your wants.

J B Davis, Rt 1, Sargent Ga., has
three male and two temale hound
puppies 6 weeks old mother half July
and entitled to registration as Amer-
ican fox hound and is a good rabbit,
opossum and fox hound father old
fashioned rabbit hound, pair $5 or
$12 for the 5. =

Edwards Mathis, Lenox, Ga., Rt
1, one old time blue speckled hound
bitch 1 year old partly trained will
sell for $15 or exchange for hogs.

M R DeFoe, Oglethorpe, Ga., has
for sale or exchange one reg airedale
18 mos old female,. has been speighed
and is in fine shape and good size
will exe for good opossum dog male
or female well trained, write me what
you have.

Z A Tate, Jr., Reh erica:
Ga., has for sale registered pointer
pups and red fox hounds, sell or
trade. \
$B Tribble, Lanovia, Ga., one
nice, healthy brindle bulldog (Eng-
lish) 3 mos old male, price $7.50.

Dr L P Palmer, Stapleton, Ga.,
highly bred pointer puppy all papers
to register, from trained parents}
$25; trained reg pointer female,
breeding the very best; she is a high
class shooting dog $100; trained

~English setter female perfect retriev-

er $75; highly bred pointer puppy,
all papers to reg $25 or exchange.
W G Tootle, Rt 1, Reidsville, Ga.,
wants a coon and opossum dog will
pay reasonable price for same.

Wm Schneider, Homeland, Ga.,
airedale dog for sale, 2 years old and
a good watch dog $15.

Dr J E Davis, Blackshear, Ga., has
for sale or trade one high class Irish
setter dog, very little training $100,
out of Tipperary Pat and Princess
Lady Bell; this dog is a beauty and
as a stud dog will do credit to any
kennel and will make a real bird
dog; I wanta real good shooting dog

for him, no papers required and not

over 2 1-2 years old, write: me, cost
$50 at 6 mos old.

R E Woodall, Tiger, Ga., one Collie
dog 1 year old breed plainly shown

in color and other marks, trained to

run cattle also companion to child
price $10.

J W Rice, Ashland, Ga., one fe-
male Beagle puppy entitled to reg.,
$12.50, cash with order, no checks.

NS Crow, Rt 1, Royston, Ga., one
coon hound female 2 years old black
and tan and game and good tree dog
write for price.

J C Porter, Rt.1, Tifton, Ga., pure
bred male Collie English 18 mos old
beautifully marked and very sensible
$25;

M O Garner, Rt 1, Lilburn, Ga.,
Beagle hound dogs for sale entitled

to registration 12 mos old $15 each

6 mos old $7.50 each.

H F Hill, Jesup, Ga., wants to
exchange 18 mos old Collie female
for July or Walker hound.

L J Smith, Harrison, Ga., 2 male
pointer pups 3 mos old well bred $10
each.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE
John W Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga.,
ext, honey with comb in 16 oz glass





ease fob; 10 lb pails pure extracted

single pail delivered.
Ble H ~ Flowers,

$6.50 all fob.

per 10 Ib can fob Milan.
Mrs J B Chambers, Toomsboro, Ga
50 Ibs nice chunk honey 12 1-2c lb.

case $6.80; one ten-Ib pail insured
large barrels of extracted honey of
by the bbl fob Doctortown.

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland, Ga. "3
honey in 5 Ib cases $1.30 del.

$1. 50 can or 6 cans $8..

frames make best offer
T H Flowers, Odum, Ga.,

black bees write for prices.



- PET STOCK FOR SALE -
Melba Morgan, Rt 1, Clyo, Ga., 7
Flemish Giant rabbits $1

bucks and 3. does for $5.
A C Jones, 289 Haas Avenue, S
E., Atlanta, Ga., young mated pairs

$1.50 pair; old ones for same price

cocks for sale,

Elie Wright, Rt A, Box 8, Ludowi-
ci, Ga., 15 head of goats, write for

prices.

neaux $1.75 pair; 15 _ pair

reg.; money with order.
Edwin Simpson, 676 Tifton St., N
W, Atlanta, Ga.,

and fat $15 cash.
i, Simpsonville, ms Gy

weeks old, $5 pair up; 4 mos old $8
pair up; all pedigreed; also rabbits,
gray or mixed 7 weeks old $1.25.

brown and white
pony six years old $70.

Melba Morgan, Rt 1, Clyo, Ga., 7
Fleniish rabbits $1 each or $1.50 pr;
entire lot 4 bucks and 8 does $5.

RA ees 222 Ga. Ave, S E,
Atlanta, Ga., 6 Stahls silver certifi-
cate Chinchilla rabbits; 1 buck 6 mos
old, 5 females 5 mos. old; papers
furnished for reg each, $30 for lot
or exc for 30 hens or 30 guiena pigs

L_ E Williams & Son, Ty Ty, Ga.-
white pink eye rats 15 to. 25c each
in lots, -write.

F WwW Ivey, Jr.. 187 Cleveland Ave,
Atlanta, mated pairs white king and
squabs.

L E Williams & Son, Ty Ty, Ga.,
7 buck rabbits 6 to 12 weeks old,
New Zealand reds 50c each, or $3
lot, or exchange.

J M Tribble, Senoia, Ga., 4 Mal-

Nelson Brown, Rt 1, College Park,

nished with no extra charge: express
paid by owner.
S W Looper, Dalton, Ga., 4 New

each. |
Roy MeLarty, Hogansville, Ga.,
thoroughbred Belgian. hares -



Here ea to ease $5. 50. per case fon
5 Ib pails with comb 12 to case $9

$2.10 per pail; 5 lb pails $1. 10 for

Rt 1, Odum, Ge
pure extracted honey in 10 Ib pails =
$1.10 each or case of 6 ten Ib pails

R A Craney, Rt 1 .Box 98, Mien .
Ga., pure strained 1927 honey sl. 25

John A Crummey, Doctortown,-Ga
pure extracted honey packed 12 5-lb
pails to case $7.50; 6 10-lb pails to

and prepaid by parcel post $1.50; 2 a
about 50 gal each at $1.10 per gal, : .

A B McKoy, Newnan, Ga., 7 fe is
hives $2.75 each or $18 for the lot
of 7 gums, 8 miles west of Newnan, ~
Ga., 2 gums never robbed this year. ~~

Alex Barfield, Louisville, Ga., Rt -
2, nice strained honey in. gal cans

T H Wiseman, Blakeley, Gn. 15 ee
1 1-2 story bee hives complete with

honey
bees in patent hives, Italian bees or

each or
$1.50 per pair, or entire lot of four ==

of. Homers and.old pairs, banded or Pg
not banded; young ones for sale at,

fob Atlanta; have also a few odd s<-

Homer Hubbard, 221 Mill St., San-~_-
dersville, Ga., 10 pair of Red Carers:
White ~

Knight $2.50; Kings and Carneaux ge

pure white, natur- oe
ally harmless Saanin milk goat doe, __
seven months old; gentle, well grown

F D Martin & Harold Martin, Rt

Stahls Ist
| prize winning Chinchilla rabbits, 10

C T Snead, Meriwether, Ga., one |
spotted Shetland

tese kittens sell or exe for anything ty
1of value; 4 mos old. -

Ga., pedigreed New Fealand red buck.
rabbits at stud fee $1; papers fur-

Zealand buck rabbits 5 mos. old $1.50

$1.50.
pair L mo ld; $2 pair grown ones, i. i































































































August 11,1927.
T STOCK FOR SALE
Rhodes, Forsyth, Ga., 2 New
bbits, buck and doe reg

papers $6; unreg New Zea-
2; all fob Forsyth.

ow white pure bred Mal-
s $6 each; blue Maltese
$6 each; also unrelated
pair. :
Eva Landrum, Stockbridge,
1, good talking large yellow
rrot 1 year old $25; cash with

i, Rt B, Cordele, Ga., Chin-
abbits from Stahls gold certi-
ek reasonable price, write.
McWilliams, Rt 6, Atlanta,
je grey fox 4 mos old $10.

NS, EGGS AND CHICKEN
UPPLIES FOR SALE
Smith, 102 Bay St., E, Savan-
., ground oyster shell for
b Savannah.

Grogan, Box 158, Ball Ground
nted, one small incubator and
must be in good shape, make

Buckeye. hot water type, as
new, 50 egg capacity, $8,
xchange for chicks.
Bennett, Rt 33, Moultrie, Ga.
, Buff Leghorn cockerels
or exchange for pullets
ame breed.
Donaldson, Rt 1, Box 38,
Ga., for sale, incubator 103
d condition $20, or ex-
for shoats, Jersey heifer,
Leghorn pullets or partridge

B Towles, Lithonia, Ga.,
f Leghorn cockerels from
months old.

Ferrell, Rt A, Cairo, Ga.,
ed Buff Rock hen eggs 16 for

; a Wright, Rt 1, LaGrange,
White Orpington early spring
to sell and exchange. =>
Perkins, Rt 2, Box Springs,
pure bred Buff Leghorn roos-
ks old 75 each, 12 or 15
_hens 25c |b; one Imprial
cubator 100 egg capacity, sell
exchange, ;
W McGowan, Rt 3, Summit,
ale Buckeye incubator 120
y, good condition $15 cash

Coleman, Dublin, Ga., Rt 3
g Buckeye incubator,
sed, in good condition $60

og

Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.,
e fryers for sale 30c lb. fob,

ce, Norcross, Ga., pure Hol-
cockerels from 242 to 302
ockerels from 312 to 331
is $2.50, $5, 7.50 and- $10;
kerels from worlds record
1en, which laid 352 eggs;
request.

Whitworth, Adairsville,
ale Buff Rock eggs $1 per

indie McGill, Rt 2, Vidalia,
sale one dependable incuba-
ge capacity, used one time,
512 or exchange for 15' White
or Brown Leghorn pullets
arch hatch.

Crittenden, Shellman, Ga.,
low corn chops for chick-
quantity, 2 lb fob Shell-

a., one Brown Leghorn hen
ghorn hens 1 year old,
25 for lot; 5 nice friers, 30
Tallapoosa.

Gillespie, 1001 Troup St., La-
., C Black Leghorns, 10
nonths old $1.25 each or
pullets and one cockere]
ige, Nan Driest strain.

Tootle, R 1 Manassas Ga
ity Wht Campine cocker-
ch $1 ea or exe for pull-

ood, 247 N Highland Ave.

der = ss,

$1 per hundred lbs, $17.50

Kelley, Rt 1, Norwood, |

(10 M or more del; careful attention

fall and winter

J Pope, 48 Broad St., Tal-|.





a7

Geo C Young, Tennille, Ga., friers
for sale Write =

Wa Smith, 102 Bay street East
Savannah, Ga Ground oyster shells
for your chickens $1 per hun Ibs
$17.50 per ton fob Savannah ey

Tom Weaver, Barnesville Ga One
Ginn Red and Ginn Spangle cock
crossed 15 mos old $5 Cash with or-

Mrs Urben Bowen, Americus, Ga.,
two radio oil burning brooders 1000%
chick capacity, has been used about
six months a big bargain at $10.

FLOWERS, SEEDS AND PLANTS
4 FOR SALE

Miss Kittie Ledford, Blairsville,
Ga., all colors dbl hollyhocks 5e ea.
French hollyhocks 10c each, snap
dragons 25c doz; jonquils, daffodils
narcissus $1 peh 100, blue and white
violets 50c 100; carnations 50c doz;
iris 25e doz; lemon lilies 25c doz;
dahlias bulbs 5c each; jew 20c doz;
palmettos $1 each, and most any kind
of flowers, long, hot,. green pepper
50c per gal, delivered, catnip 50c
per. bunch, = =. | =.
- BUTTER AND EGGS FOR SALF.
Mrs J H Carrington, Rt 4, Talbot-
ton, Ga., good yellow butter in one
lb brick molds at 45c lb postpaid,
and box to be returned; can send 6
or 8 lbs per week, eash with order.

Mrs 8 G Rogers, Rt 2, Daisy, Ga.,
1 lb. cooking butter weekly at 25c
lb postpaid. Se i

Mrs N J Burgess, Maxeys, Ga., 3
lbs. nice fresh butter per week 35c
per lb, or 40 postpaid.

Mrs Carol Worley, Ball Ground,
Ga, R F D 4, fresh yellow Jersey
butter in one lb cartons 45c per lb,
can ship twice per week till cool
weather. Ste Ee

Mrs J O King, Lavonia, Ga., Rt 3,
pure Jersey butter in cartons 40 lb.
delivered. :. :







_MARKET BULLETIN

lry, figs, grapevine and small fruit

$5 doz, postpaid.
per M; onion plants $1.25 per M.

plants 25c per 100; $1.25 per M.



PLANTS FOR SALE | :

L E Gibson, Folkston, Ga., cabbage
collard and tomato plants 45 100,
35c per 100 for 500, $1.25 M, $1.30
per M for 5 to 10 M $1.25.er M for

Ga., Nedstone tomato, collard and
cabbage plants 500 75c, 1 M $1.25,/



to all orders.

Enterprise Plant Co., Cordele, Ga.
new stone tomato plants postpaid,
40 200, 85c 500, $1.50 per M. -

W W McEver, Hoschton, Ga., Rt
1, new stone tomato, cabbage, col-
lard and Ga. collard plants 65c 500,
$1 per M del; $4 for 5 M; $7.50 10
M fob.

McEver Seed and Plant Co., Bras-
elton, Ga., new stone, Greater Balti-
more tomato, cabbage collard and
Ga. blue stem collard plants 500 75c,
aes M del, $1 per M any amount
fob. : ;

Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga.; Charleston Wakefield
and Flat Dutch cabbage, new stone

and Greater Baltimore tomato plants)

$1.25 per M.
H C Evans, Rt 1, Gainesville, Ga.,
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
Greater Baltimore tomato, heading
variety collard, plants 500 75c; M
$1.25 postpaid; or exp collect $1 M;
5 M $4.75; 10 M $9; 25 M $18.75;
cash with order. Se
C M Crow, Rt 1, Gainesville, Ga.
heading cabbage
plants; late tomato and collard plants.
all now ready 300 50c; 500. 75c;
1,000: $1.25; postage paid or exp.
collect $1 M; 5 M 90c M;'10 M 75
per M.. -
_ Heston, Crow, Buford, Ga., N C
short stem collard plants 50c for-300
$1.25 M del; Klondyke strawberry
new plants $1.25 500; $2.25 M del.
Mrs Anna Crow, Gainesville, Ga.,
Charleston Wakefield, heading varie-
ty collard plants $1.25 for M_pre-
paid by mail or exp collect $1 M; 5
M $4.50; 10 M $8; 25 M $18.50.
Miss Pearl McNair, Mitchell, Ga.,
strawberry plants 30c hun; or exc
for 20 narcissus bulbs or for any
other pretty flowers, old fashioned
shellots onions 50c gal del.





nip and hoarhound plants 25c doz.

trees; fall delivery wr'te for prices. .

Ga., Ga collard 15 100; $1.25 per

Ga.. red multiplying onion dry for

more tomato plants $1.25 per M; Ga

| JC Allen, Rt 2, Gaihesville, Ga.,



W O Waldrip, Rt 1, Flowery
Branch, Ga., Charleston -Wakefield
Early Jersey cabbage plants New-
stone and Baltimore tomato and true
Ga and Boncomb collard plants $1.25
1000 del; 5000 at $1 M; expcol.

C A Pless, Stockbridge, Ga., on-

ion sets, state variety and price per)

bu and quantity for sale. x
-- GE Turner, Rt 4, Cleveland, Ga.,
everbearing strawberry plants 35c
hun; peach plum sprouts 20c each,
black raspberries, red raspberries all
well rooted $1 doz add postage.

Mrs C S$ Wingo, Rt 1, Flowery
Branch, Ga., Charleston | Wakeield,
Flat Dutch, all seasons, and Danish
Ball. head cabbage plants, also col-
lards and Greater Baltimore tomato
plants 25c per, 100, 50 per 300, 75c
per 500, $1.25 per M; postpaid by
mail, 2

Mrs Henry Craig, Hawkinsville, |

Ga., Rt 4, collard plants 20c hun
$1.25 M. ee

Mrs Z M Storey, Thomson, Ga.,
Stone and Earlianna tomato plants
40e 100; Ga collard plants 25c per
100, postpaid. Ps Z

Mrs Henry Eller, Rt 3, Ellijay, Ga
hot pepper, Stone:and Beauty tomato
and Ga collard plants 20c per 100;
celery plants 2 doz 2c. =e

Cureton Nurseries, Austell, Ga.,
offer apple, pear, peach, plum, cher-

plants; also shade, ornamental, pe-
can, walnut, and other trees, ready
for Aug and Sept. del; Iris $2. doz;
red, white, and pink peonies 50c each

W W Williams, Quitman, Ga., cab-
bage, collard and tomato plants $1

Rt 1, Flowery

Lizzie Waldrip,
and collard

Branch, Ga., cabbage

CI Waldrip, Rt 2, Gainesville, Ga.,
20 per 100; 75c 500, $1.25 per M.
del; or, $1 per M for 5 M or more
fob. =

M W Kay, Hartwell, Ga Klondyke
strawberry plants $2 per M fob.

Southern Plant Farm, Braselton,

del; or $1 per M fob, cash with order

Mrs J R Vollrath, Winston, Ga.,
Rt 1, fine variety everbearing straw-
berry plants 100 35c; 300 $1; cat-

Libson Allen, Gainesville, Ga., Ga
collards 15c 100; $1.25 M; Lady
Thompson strawberry plants 30c 100,
75e 300. ieee

Gainesville Plant Farm, Gainesville
Ga., Rt 1, Charleston Wakefield and
late Flat Dutch
Baltimore tomato, and heading varie-
ty collard plants 75c 500; $1.25 per
M prepaid; express collect $1 M, 5
M 90c per M; 10 M 75e per M.

J W Toole, Rt Macon, Ga., Red
Rock and Redfield Beauty tomato
plants 25c 100, $1.50 M. .

Lewis Gibson, Folkston, Ga., cab-
bage collard, and onion plants 40c
100, $1.25 M; 10 M or more $1.25
per M. = pee os

Evergreen -Nursery, Gainesville,
Ga., cabbag, tomato, and collard
plants $1.25 M.
Maud Waldrip,
Branch, Ga., cabbage
plants 25c per 100; $1.25 M. -

C T MeMillan, Rt 8, Gainesville,
Ga., fruit, pecan.-trees large stock
and good varieties; also ornamental

Rt ce -Flowery

Mrs Wiilie Allen; Rt 2. Gainesville

M; Lady Thompson strawberry plant
30c per 100. T5e 300.

Clarence Valdrip, Rt 1, Flowery
Branch, Ga., early Jersey cabbage
plants $1.25 M, 25c 100.

Mrs W T Couch, Rt 6, Gainesville

Aug planting 10c lb, add postage.
Geo L Durand, Rt 2, Gainesville,
Ga., Newstone and. Greater Balti-

eollard plants $1 M; Lady Thompson
strawberry plants 50c 100; $3 M.

cabbage, Greater |

Ga collards 15 per 160, $1.25 per
M; Lady Thompson strawberries 30c
100, 75300,. nee

bage, tomato, and collard plants lead
ing varieties 75c 500, $1.25 per M
del; bell pepper $2 per M del.

C F Maddox, Rt 2, Buford, Ga.,
Greater Baltimore and Newstone to-
mato, heading variety collard, Charles
ton Wakefield cabbage, pimento sweet
pepper, grown from guaranteed seed
200 45c, 75 500, $1:20 per M; 5
M or more 90c per M del to Ga
_ D Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga., head-
ing variety cabbage, collard and to-
mate plants. and iceberg lettuce
plants: 75c 5066, $1.25, per M, post-
paid: = s i

Mrs A L Hudgins, Rt 3, Rockmart
Ga., Newstone and Redfield beauty
tomato plants 25 per 100 or exc
for cavbage, collard plants. . were
_ Mrs Grace Maddox, Rt 2, Buford,
Ga., Charleston Wakefield cabbage
Newstone and Greater Baltimore to-
mato, and heading variety of Ga cal
lard plants prepaid 30c 100, 65 300
$1.25 per M, genuine pimento sweet
oes moist packed 35c 100, $1.25
B T Baldwin, Rt 4, Rockmart,
Ga,, sage. large siz plants 40c doz,
50c doz prepaid; Ga collard 35 100
del; asparagus 40c doz. del; garlic
25 del; catnip same: price. =

Evergreen Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch, Ga., early Jersey, Charleston
Wakefield and Suceession cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato and Ga
collard plants 20c 100; 75 500, $1.25
per M del; 5 M lots $1 per M fob;
also Klondyke strawberry plants
$1.50 per 500, $2.50 per M del; 5
M lots $2 per M fob. ~ a3

SEEDS FORSALE

Mrs T C Floyd, Chipley, Ga.,: Rt 2
fresh snap bean seed for fall crop
25 per cup; Henderson white*bunch
lima bean seed for fall crep same

4

price all postpaid. = | * oR
Roy Cousins, Greenville, Ga., 20
bu burr clover seed $1 per bu fob.
Mrs LM Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga.;
Southern. prize and white globe tur-
nip seed 30c per lb; red multiplying
onion. sets -50c Der qt, on oy
W H Waddelle. Pearson, Ga., rape:
seed 5 lbs 60c. 10 Ibs $1. a
W W Williams, Quitman, Ga, cab-
bage seed $1 per 1b; turnip seed 35
per Ib; mustard seed 25 Ib Ruby.
King pepper $3.50; tomatoes $i.
K E:Rueker. Rt 8, Elberton, Ga.,
clover. seed uncleaned 50c. bu.

Ga., 1927 collard seed tablespoon or

cash with order, add postage. | .
7-top sallad seed Southern prize 1 lb _

Ibs 20c per Ib.. Ral
Mrs J L. B Poarch, Rt 2) Calhoun
Ga, 3 and 3-4 lbs purple and -seven
top turnip seed 80 post paid. __
John Crowe, Philomath,
Sparks improved Earlina tomato seed
new rop 10 ounce or exc for Ber-
muda onion sed. 2 lbs tomato to 1
Ib onion; add postage; 4 -hus fall -

and collard|.2rowing rape seed: $1.20 bu fob; 4

Washington, Ga.

white flat Dutch 1 Ib 60c; 5 Ibs

lb $1; 5 lbs $3.75; seven top 1 tb
5 lbs $2.25... ve
Cairo Seed Co., Cairo, Ga., 20 lbs
mammoth Sou cureld mustard seed
$4; 20 lbs seven top turnip seed, 20
lbs Sou prize turnip seed, and 20 lbs
white velvet okra seed all same price _
fob Cairo. : Pees ee
Mrs L M Aderhold,: Lavonia, Ga,,
Sou prize and white globe turnip seed
20e lb; red onion sets 50e per qt,
delivered. . 52s Sa.
Mrs Sidd Southerland, Rt 3; Elt-



seven top 3. tablespoonsful 25

soit BS

PAGE ELEVEN _

W.-C Tumlin Gainesville Ga cab- _

et

Mrs M E Ricks, Rt 2, Moultrie,
50 Ib; 1927 rape seed Same price,

W T Moore, Madras, Ga., 40ths ss
30c, 5 to 10 Ibs 25 per lb; 20 to 40

Ga,

_ Growers Supply, -Newnan, Gai, pe
dwarf Essex rape 1 lb 25e:.5 Ibs $1:

$2..50; purple top strap leaf 60c: 5
lbs $2.50; extra arly top Milam. ~e

jay, Ga., turnip seed white globe and :



PAGE TWELVE _

WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Needle Work For Sale

Miss Sadie Waller, Rt A, Hazle-
hurst, Ga., will exchange green crepe
dress emb in white, tufted work for
ginghams and long cloth, write.

Mrs O L Ellenburge, Rt 3, Roy-
ston, Ga., ten quilts good as new
$1.25 each or $10 for the lot fob;
3 quilt tops 80c each, cash with order
. Miss F E Hughey, Rt 1. Ranger,
Ga., tuft bedspreads beautiful de-
signs Mt. Beauty, Basket, dew drops
and fast col thread $4 del; magnolia.
bow knot daisy design $3.75 del;
crochet edging 20c, 25 yd, del; or.
exchange for 5 1-2 yards of pretty
36 inch dress ginghams or percale or
you furnish material and I will stamp
and tuft spreads Mt. Beauty, dew
drop and basket designs $1 each any
fast col thread; bow knot daisy, mag-
nolia designs 75c each; will stamp
spreads and give information for
tuft 25c each or 2 for 40c you pay

postage.

' Miss M M Hughey R 1 Ranger, Ga.,
will tuft, wash and fluff bedspreads
for 75 you furnish material, will
stamp ready for tufting at 25c; will
tuft window curtains to match $1 set
vou furnish material and pay post-
age; will furnish material tuft wash
and fluff bedspreads $1 each.

M'ss Myrtle Pruitt, Rt 3, Tallapoo-
sa, Ga., one silk quilt top exchange
for 16 white wyandotte baby chicks,
2 quilts $2 each, 2 quilts $2.50 each,
3 rugs exchange for white wyandotte
chicks or Buff orpingtons, doilies ex-
' ghange for eggs to set white wyan-
' dottes or buffs.

Mrs W H Hughey, Rt, 1, Ranger,
Ga., choice designs Mt. Beauty, dew
drop, check border basket any fast
thread $4 each, bow knot, daisy, mag-
nolia $3.75; crochet edging 20c and
25 yard, or exchange for 5 1-2 yds
of pretty ginghams, percale dress
goods, parties furnish material, tuft
for $1 each; simpler designs 75c par-
ties pay postage will stamp ready for

tufting 25c each, 2 for 40c. .

; Mrs G B Exley, Clyo, Ga., Rt 2,
will role and whip baby clothes cheap
dresses, slips and caps, write.

Mrs J E Swilley, Rt.1, Pavo, Ga.,
desires some one to send stamped ma-
terial for bed spreads, pillow cases
runners, scarfs etc., in tufting work
to be done on shares also piece quilts



-each.



spreads@at $1.50 each, you furnish
scarfs and thread.

Mrs Esther Lewis, Rt 2, Rydal, Ga
tufted bed spreads $4 each, bed room
sets different prices or exchange;

write.. \

Miss Mae Durden, RFD, Box 5,
eight pe. room set emb in cols on
good material $2.50; pink silk crepe
de chine gown emb in blue $1.50; 6
step-ins silk crepe pink, blue, white,
yellow, green, rose emb in cols $2

each; tatting hat any size any col. |

$1.50; tatting crocheted boottees any
size and col 75c; tatting crocheted
caps $1.50; satteen pillow tops and

backs emb blue rose 50c; silk pillow/

top 18x11 in. rose emb. in col $1;
breakfast set 5 pieces pure linen 35
inch square cloth, napkins 12 in
white $1; 1 card table cover pure lin-
_en emb. rose, pink, yellow, blue 50c;
will do plain sewing any kind.

Miss M E Darden, RFD No 2, Box
33, Mayfield, Ga., two plain long
sleeve percale house dresses basted
hems size 36 $1.25 each, cash with
order.

_Mrs W J Harrison, Zellner, Ga.,
10 yds white tatting made of No 100
thread $1. Eee

Miss Francis A. Denderson, Dallas,
Ga.., gingham scraps bundles in $1
$1.98 size silk bundles $3.98; the
truth about the movis by the stars,
$1.59 good condition, will exchange
same in equal value for 200 collard
plants 200 cabbage plants and 100
garlic, write. E
Mrs W J Head, Unadilla, Ga., Rt
3. all kinds of plain sewing, embroid-
ering, crocheting and Italian drawn



work, infants and children dresses



7

SS eke

a specialty; done entirely by hand
neatly and cheaply. ne

Mrs S Powell, Kite, Ga., wants all
kinds of sewing to do, all seams
felled and binded childrens and lit-
tle boys suits a specialty, embroidery
and crochet work, all cheap and rea-
sonable prices. | pe eons

Mrs V S Ladd, Rt 7, Gainesville,
Ga., large new quilt top 90c each, bed
spreads $3.50. ae

Miss Bonnie Mashburn, Rt = 2,
Adairsville, Ga.. white tatted butter-
fiies 4 1-2 in. across six for $1.50;
tatted baby caps made of No. 50
thread 11 1-2 in. across front $1.

M JS, care Market Bulletin, At-
lanta, Ga., graduate dressmaker with
several years exp. good ref. make
cotton dresses 75 each; silks $1.50
each, slips etc., 50c; send bust and
hip measurements length of dress
from collar seam in back to bottom
of hem also send a dress that fits to
be used in measuring pay when work

ost and a picture that . you want
dress made like. .
Mrs E Clonts, 1852 Donnelly Ave.,
Atlanta, Ga., good grade of gingham
quilts already pieced 76x80 $1.60
each, or lots of 5 for $7.75.

Mrs M C Conner, Gainesville, Ga.
Rt 4, 5 different bed spreads designs
20c. each, center pieces table runner
scarf ends, pillow cases, tops, tea
aprons 10c each 3 for 25c; or ex-
change for Octagon coupons at lic

MA returned send material by parcel)

Mrs W H Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger,
Ga., tufted bedspreads checked bor-
der basket design tufted in bleached
8 in. sheeting $4.25; Mountain Beau-
ty tufted unbleached 90 in sheeting
tufted in white thread $4.25; tufted
in fadeless colored thread $5 each;
dew drop design tufted on unbleached
sheeting in assorted fadeless color
thread $5 each; window curtains tuf-
ted on unbleached muslin sheeting to
match $2 set; will also tuft bed-

-spread mountain beauty, dew drop

and tulip design $1 each; other choice
designs at 75c; any color fadeless
thread other party furnish thread
and pay postage; window curtains to
match 50ec a set, or will furnish ma-
terial and tuft from $2.50 up to $5;
stamp them for 25c each, and give
information reg tufting, for a reply
send stamped envelope.

Flowers and Seed For Sale

Mrs L A Berry, Cordele, Ga., Rt
A, white couch begonia cuttings 6 for
25c; rooted 2 for 80c; red begoni
cuttings 6 for 25c; rooted 2 for 30c;
red and: orange variegated lantana
cuttings 12 for 25c; pink perenial
phlox 38 for 50c; silver spotted leaf
begonias white blooms cuttings 4 for
25c; rooted 2 for 30c; artillery
plants cuttings 6 for 25c; rooted 2
for 30c; 4 for 50c; ferns, nice plants
25e each, 5 for $1; pink justisica 25c
each, green moss given with order.

Miss M M Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger,
Ga., American Beauty red sultan
rooted 15c each; tree lantana 10c
each; honey suckle, Halls Japan har-
dy climbing 2 for 15c; large 20c; be-
gonia 15c each; sweet william seed
10c tablspoonful; sweet scented red
carnation 15 each, no exc.

Miss F E Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger,
Ga., dbl red sweet scented carnations
large size well rooted 15 each, 2
for 25c; or 8 for $1; dbl red rose
geranium 15c each; dbl red, white.
fire ball geranium 15c each; dbl petu-
nias, red orchid, red and white varie-
gated 15 each; maple begonia 15c
each, red, pink flowering gloria de
chattaline begonia 15c each; justis-
chia 15e each; any 8 for $1; all well
rooted, a large fern free-with each
$1 order, American Beauty col sul-
tana 10c each; 12 for $1; mistletoe
geranium 10 each; lantana 15c each
mums large peony mixed col 25c
doz; hollyhock seed mixed colors 10c
tablespoonful.

Miss Beanie Smith, Rt 8, Kite, Ga.
mixed coleus, Boston and asparagus
ferns, red rose geranium 15 each




LLETIN = %

or 2 for 25, well rooted large leaf

' or small lesf coleus 10c to 20c; will |
-exe for sultana or rex begonia,

add
postage on small orders, well rooted.
May cactus, red or pink ,25c; large
asparagus fern 3 years old $2. .

- Mrs L G Wood, Rt No 5, Cuthbert,
Ga., sword fern cuttings 10c each
or exchange for dbl red geranium add
postage. eo
_ Mrs A P Sanders, Hazelhurst, Ga
'fancy leaf coladiums, elephant ears,
red bleeding geranium, rooted 20c
each; add postage, will exchange for
eannas, ivy ger. hardy phlox or root-
ed_ hibiscus. 2

rs D C-Collier, Barnesville, Ga.,
ligustrum Japonica 2 to 8 ft, at 35c
each; cedrus deodra 12 to 18 in. at
$1.50 each; junipers 12 to 18 in. at
$1.50 each; althea 1 year 40c each;
two year roses 40c; California cedar
12 to 18 in. $1.50 each; domestic
vandena 2 year plants $1.50 each;
'portuere cypress $1.50 each, abelia
1 vear plants 40c oy

Mrs .J C Goolsby, Rt 6, Lincoln-
ton, Ga., April blooming narcissus
blooming size bulbs 25 doz; now is
the time to plant, crepe myrtle pink
and purple 15 each.

Mrs Willis Grindle Dahlonega,
Ga., red monthly rose bushes rooted
10c each, add postage. ;

Mrs W H Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger,
Ga. dbl, red sweet scented carnations
15 each; 12 for $1 dbl, red rose bud
dbl, red dbl, white Martha Washing-
ton ger. 15c, 20c each;, Amazon:
plume plants rose color 15 each;
mistletoe ger. 10c each, dbl petunia,
red, orchd, red and white variegated
15 each; sultana, American Beauty
color 15e each, 2 for 20c; ferns 20c



each; all well rooted large size plants
a large fern with each order amount-
.ing to $1; no exc.; hollyhocks seed
_mixed color 10c tablespoonful.

Miss Mae Durden,.Rt, Box 5, eight
kinds ferns well rooted year old 20c
each; white, red, blue, green, callas
with roots 10 eah; hollyhocks any
col 10c each; geranium 1 year old
rooted, red, write, pink, rose, pur-
ple dhl 15 each. i

Mrs R._W Hudson, Lorane, Ga.,
April blooming narcissus bulbs 15c
doz or $1 hundred, add postage. ,

Mrs J A Camp, Cordele, Ga., red
King Humbert cannas $2 per 100 or
$5, for 300; jonquils, daffodils, but-
ter and eggs white narcissus, gladio-
li bulbs some of all $2 per 100; db]
white althea cuttings 50c per doz;
milk and wine lilies 25c each or 5
for $1 or exchange for fine variety
geranium or flower baskets or dried
fruit.

Mrs. Henry Eller, RFD 8, Ellijay,
Ga., pink perennial pea vines 15e
each; myrtle vine or evergreen or-
ange lilies; cream white narcissus and
Jonquils 25 per doz; white and va-
riegated violets 3 doz 15c; pink and
white Dorothy Perkins rose 75c per
doz; sword lilies 50c per dozen: pink
hardy verbena and several cols hardy
-phlox 35c per doz; variegated sum-
mer rose 15 each.

Lawson Stapleton, Americus, Ga.,
paper white narcissus bulbs large
size $25 per 1000. ia

Mrs W_L Smith, Dawson, Ga., Je-
rusalem holly hocks seed pkt 15c.

Mrs T C Floyd, Chipley, Ga., Rt 2
well rooted crimson flowered peren-
nial ; marvel of Peru plants 5c each,
white verman iris rooted bulbs 5c
each; blue flower evergreen rooted
box vine plants 5c each; jonquils,
daffodils, butter and eggs;
blooming narcissus; star of Bethle-
hem bulbs all 2c each, postage paid,
on all orders for 25c or more; white
Chinese sacred lilies; db] Star of Beth
lehem bulbs 10c each; postage, paid
on three or more.

: Mrs D C Collier, Barnesville, G.a
ligustrum Japonica 2 to 3. ft 35c
each; Gedrus deordra 12 to 18 inch
$1.50 each; junipers 12 to 18 inch
$1.50 each; althea 1 year old 40c
each ; 2 year roses 1-4 40c each; Cal-
ifornia cedar 12 to 18 inch $1.50



plants $1 Bae : cedar of Lebanen

April |





each; domestica naudena 2 year

iss:

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__Thursday, August 11, 1927

Cae

year plants $1.50 each; Portugese

cypress $1.50 each; abelia 1 year
plants 40c each. k
Mrs Pearl: Carrington, 2108-9th

Ave., Columbus, Ga.. will exchange
large leaf begonia, silver spots for

old fashioned sweet scented grass

pinks, iris, tulips, peonies or crocus.
_ Mrs Ida L Prickett, Maysville, Ga
trumpet major, daffodils, extra large ~
golden trumpet and petals $2.50 per
hundred. .
Mrs G B McCrary, Rt 7, Gaines-
ville, Ga., rosebud geraniums 10c
each; justichia 15c and 25c each;
Christmas cactus 10c each; all well,
rooted, shasta daisies and yellow fla
15e doz; variegated dbl petunia 5c
cutting; white hydrangea 10c each
rooted, add postage.
- Miss Alice Pirkle, Rt 7, Gainesville
Ga., red geranium cuttings 5 each;
shasta daisies 15c doz 2 doz _ 25c;
yellow flags 15c doz; blue flags 20c
doz. . : ax
Sadie Wilson, Morganton, Ga.
yellow empress narcissus, cream nar-
cissus, large yellow daffodils, yel-
low johnquils 30c doz; large blue iris
lily 50e doz; snow drop 15c doz;
spotted lily 40c doz; pink peonies 2
each; pink hibiscus 25c each; b
wood arbor vitea junipers 25c eac
thornless yellow rose $1 doz; leop-
ard wood bine 20c each; Palmetto
cactus 25c each; red Japonica 25
each. | i
Mrs C C Cole, Rt 1. Lilburn, Ga
peach pink dbl poppie seed 10c tabie-
spoonful; light pink same price; add
postage, pink hollyhock seed 2 ta-
blespoonsful for 5c; add postage.
Mrs G C Martin, Rt 7, Gainesville,
Ga., Boston and sword ferns 25
each; pink and-white hydrangea cut
tings 5c each; dark red and scarlet
pink, white and salmon pink dbl ge-
ranium cuttings 5c each; old rose and
pink oxalis bulbs 5 each; lantan
cuttings 5c each cols orange and va-
riegated ones pink and yellow, pur-
ple and ye'low, white and yellow, red_
comk begonia cuttings 5e*rooted; no
order accepted under 25; all post-
age. A =
Mrs R J Heaton, Morganton. Ga.,
arbor-vitea and boxwood 15 to 20 in.
high 2 year root growth 25c to 50c
each; American Beauty rose, lilac
and English dogwood 20c; laurel,
holly, ivy.and hemlock 20c each.
Mrs J Y Paittills, Rt 6, LaGrange,
Ga., for fall planting dbl red poppy
and dbl pink hollyhock, mixed dian-
thus pink, red sweet william, mixed
verbena and hardy red _ carnation
seed 10e pkg 8 for 25e del; jonquil
bulbs 50c per hun; Chinese sacred
lily and tiger lily bulbs 20c each or.
3 for 50ec del; verbena plants 30c do
pink thrift 25 doz del; purple sweet
violets 50c hun del. ee
Mrs Bettie Roberts, Rt 3. Tallapoo
sa, Ga., yellow lady slipper bloomin
size plants 50c each or $4 per doz;
white and pink begonia cuttings i0c
each; 1 large leaf begonia well root-
ed 40c; dbl white hollyhock small
plants 10c each. ee
Mrs J L Thomas, Morganton, Ga.,
well rooted 2 year old junipers arbor
vitea and boxwood 15 in to 2 ft high
25ec ea 50c each; American Beauty
rose lilac and English dogwood well
rooted 20c each. =
Mrs Bonnie Abercrombie, Morgan-
ton, Ga., boxwoods, junipers, arbor
vitea 25c each; wild Cherokee roses
$1 doz; wild azleas $1 doz; pink hi-
biscus 25c each; water lilies 25c doz;
water hyacinths 25c doz; sweet wil-_
liams 30c doz; perennial phlox 30
doz; wax plant 25 doz; trailing ar-.
butus 25c doz; cedar bush $1 each
white pine block pine 15c each; fea
ther fern 25c doz; cream narcissui
40c doz; tiger lilies 50c doz; daffo
a bulbs 30c doz; wild geranium 25
OZ.

J M Goddard, Rt 3, Stone Moun-
tain, Ga., ginseng and golden seal
seed and plants, also 160 other Am
ican medicinal and flowering plant
and seed, write for free list. =















NOMAI .
wers and Seed For Sale |
s H A MeNair, Whigham, Ga.,
white and preticus narcissus
e bulbs 25 per doz, smaller sizes
0 per 100 will exchange for large
oxalis and eOReS leafed cala-

an Woodruff, Giemeniie Ga.
xwood cuttings dwarf and tree|
$1 per doz; $6 for lot; 200/
-erepe myrtles 20c each, $1. 50
oz; $10 for the lot; all rooted
ite Cherokee and old fashioned
quapin roses 75 per doz; 6
ge-rooted weeping willows 50
$2.50 for all; white spirea, white
dal wreath, purple lilac and Eng-
ogwood 15e each $1 per doz.

D W Faircloth, Pitts, Ga., Rt
purple and bright red verbe-
ll rooted 5 each; large dbl red
nas with green leaves yellow can-,
light yellow and orange variega-'
eannas all 5c or 50c doz; pot
s well rooted rose color sulta-
10c each; cuttings 5c; pink and
everblooming | conk begonia and
yle begonia 5e cuttings; pink ox-
s large leaves 10c each; will
hange any for dried fruit, seed
e needle or pine burr baskets or
ificial flowers.

iss Cleo Turner, Rt 4, Cleveland

grass pink 15 large, bunch pur-

ells 15e blue blooming true

e 3 for 10c: two dbl petunia 35c;

ll rooted 3 for 50c; well rooted

le August lilies 3 for 50c; white or
ce 15e, add postage.

Miss Cora Turner, Rt 4, Cleve-

id, Ga., mistletoe ger. 15e; grape

4 begonia 15c; dbl fuscia 20e; rose

p er. 20c; white begonia 15c; pink

derium 15e; collas plants 10 for

large pink vt alice 15c; hollyhock

is 3 for 10c; all well rooted, add

Mrs J A Griffin 512. 16th cae E
dele, Ga., abelias, | philadelphus,

ele. -rosemary,. variegated pu-

a butterfly bush, best roses, crepe
les, red, white, pink, dbl altheas,
vhi e pink single lavender oleanders,
red yellow cream with red
es dbl. pink, white cream varie-
ted leaf, jasemine cape grandduke,
t blooming nudiflorum, primuli-}
m spireas van houtti, dbl reevse-
a thunbergi, pink, crimson, any 4
-$1.10;/6 for $1.50; 12 for $3;

; plants: 3 for 55c. ;
Mrs F C Heaton. Rt 3, Hartwell,
., dusty miller 15 per doz; blue
ratum 5c each; canterbury bells}.
ge plants sure to bloom next
ig 40c per doz; blue sweet vio-

et: 25e per doz.

ood'awn Nursery, Greenville, Ga

00 old English dwarf rooted box
3S cuttings $10 per 100 poe fall

Mrs Mollie Henderson, Rt 3, Elli-
ay, Ga., iris bulbs 25c doz. lep. lil-
25e doz; pink wiglers 25 each;
rooted yellow jeponica 25 each;
fodils and narcissus $1 per 100;
rple' and white alfas $1 per hun;| ,
eberry 10c each; golden bell 10c

; pink almon 10 each, add post-

herokee Farm, Floral Garden,
Vest Point, Ga., gallardia and yel-
coreopsis seed plant now 10c
45 dif. rose cuttings $1.25;
ape jasemine deutzea, tree ivy and
hea cuttings 25c per doz; milk and
ne lilies 25c and 50ce each; pink
ed lilies 75 each; exchange any
the above for fresh dried apples.

Mrs O M Wright, Sargent, Ga., Rt
, roses sil 50c waxed, poppys 25c
axed; carnations sil 60c waxed.

Mrs J O King, Rt 8, Lavonia, Ga
1 and single jonquils bulbs mixed |

rs M Sneppard, Stone Moun-
n, Ga,, orange phoenix dbl daffo-
1 white with orange red 75c doz;
arly trumpet yellow 40e doz; white
\pril blooming narcissus 40 doz;
utter and eggs dbl. yellow 40e doz;
rple roman hyacinths red with





green sen B5e: spengeria, plumos| 7

is big Boston ferns 30c each; large
rooted dbl and single ger. 35 each;

red pink and white everblooming be-
gonia 15 each, dark red light red
orange red sultanas nice rooted 15c
and 25c each; military ferns rooted
maple begonia 20 eath; any cuttings

a 15; no orders accepted under
c

Mrs R Robinson, Greenville, Ga.,
rooted boxwood dwarf variety 200

for $15 del, special price on 1000 lot

Mrs A L Hudgins, Rt 3 Rockmart,
Ga., begonias 15e each, pure white
August lilies 15c each or exchange.

Mrs Z M Story, Thomson, Ga., ma-
rigold plants gold and crimson 20c
per doz.

Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe, Ga., gar
seeds 25e doz, garlic bulbs 20c

02).

Mrs W G Galloway, 568 St. Charles
'Ave., Atlanta, Ga., rooted privet
hedge 50c per hundred or $5 per M.
*phone Wal 4911.

Mrs H F Carter, Lake Park, Ga.,
beefstesk begonias well rooted ~85e
each; mammoth red verbena plants
15 each: 2 for 25c; $1 doz; giant
red easter lily bulbs 10c each, $1 doz;
white spider lily bulbs 50c each 3
for $1; moonlight, large cream can-
nas 2 for 25c; rose, salmon and pink
large cannas 15 each; venus, pink
edged with cream 20c each, pillar of
fire cannas $1 doz; Spanish dagger
plants 75c each; white fragrant jon-
quil bulbs 25c doz; daffodil bulbs
mixed 6 for 25c; giant rainbow co-
lens-all colors 2 cuttings 15c, trailing

| Queen colens 2 cuttings 15c; fancy

leaf caladium 25c each, 5 for $1,

umbrella plant 25c; cannas 10 varie-
ties cheap in lots of 50 or more, sul-
tanes. geraniums, begonias and other,
pot flowers cuttings and rooted, rea-
sonable write for prices on shrubs,
bulbs and flowers for fall Plonting,
enclose stamps.

Mrs R L Frazier, Sparta, Ga., Rt
1. Box 81, everblooming lantana va-
r'eg'ated orange and -red rooted 10c
each, purple wisteria rtd. 10c each,
red verbena, shasta daisies add post-
age,

Mr: J J, Burk, Tifton, Ga., Rt A,
100 chrysanthemum plants large and
medium size 100 yellow daisy plants
50 verbena plants red and pink $1.50
and postage.

Mrs OD Woodruff, Greenville, Ga
nice rooted boxwood plants $1 doz;
$5 hun, red and white hollyhock plant
50 doz; rooted weeping willows and+
vink crepe myrtle, from. 1 to 38 ft
25e each. white spirea and white bri-
dal wreath 2 for 25c. umbrella palmss
25c each. .

Miss Mae Bomos, Rt 3, LaPayetic

Ga., dbl pink hyacinth bulbs 10c each
singte blue hye. 5e each, jonquil bulbs
$1 per hundred.

Mrs J Elsner, Rt 2, Austell, Ga
dhl pink oleander heavy rooted 20
cach,
ino verhenas 251 doz white and pink
avalig 10 and 15 each. add postage
ee W H Hughey, Rt 1. Ranger

. hleck red ger. 15 each; fire ball
wey, 15e each: rese bud ger. 20c each;
nink flowering begonias 15e each;
erape hevonias and maple begonias
1Re for large size; 10c for smaller
size: red American sultanas
hlooming size 15c; smaller size 10c;
mistletoe ger. 15c; Gloria D Chatline
hewonias 15 each; Christmas cherry
1he: dbl red hardy sweet scented
carnation 20 each; variegated dbl
netnnias 15e each; one good _ size
nlant of any 10 for $1 and ay metye:
free with every order.

Mrs W A Huff,-Browns Geosture:
Ga _ nercissus, buttercups. butter and
axes, and snow bell bulbs 40 doz;
snider lily bulbs 10e each; large red
enatted ecanarv. yellow and salmon
nink canna bulbs 10c; 3 for 25;
white with red strines shandalia lily
bulhs 20c each: red lily bulbs 5c each;
white and purple flag lilies bulbs 3

12 different colors everbloom- |.

large |



for 25c: lemon lilies 8 for 25c; dbl
white and single pink sweet pinks 3.

na Abe bunch -

ed 25c; dbl red and three shades of
pink ger. rooted 15c each; 2 for 25c;
Christmas cherry plants 3. for 253|
ostrich plume, maiden hair fish tail
and asparagus spengeri ferns 15c)
and 25c; white colk begonia rooted

10c; pink crepe myrtle 15 and 25e;

will exchange for yellow calla or any
color amaryllis lily bulbs except red.

Mrs Julia Darnell, Jasper, Ga., Rt
1, 12 colors beautiful hollyhocks seed
15 cup; 30c extra for postage;
plants .35 doz. postage paid to be

del in Sept., now time to plant seed |

to bloom next year, blue, yellow,

white, lavender, iris large roots 5c
each; early and late dbl and single
yellow June lily, lemon lily tiger lily
5e each; August lily, butterfly milks-
vine 10c; yellow and white narcissus
20c doz; jonquils snowdrops star of
Bethlehem 15c doz; purple lilacs,
pink honeysuckle pink crepe myrtle,
pink almond, bridal wreath, dogwood
15e each; well rooted honeysuckle
vine maderia vine, cinnamon vine
cudson vine, Indian creeper vine 10c
each; horse radish and _ asperagus

roots 5e each or more, postage paid

on orders of 50 or more, pkg of mixed
flower seed free Bie each order of
50c or more.

Miscellaneous

Miss Ciara Bell Bowen, Dawson,
Ga., large crepe paper roses 75c a
dozen, crepe paper sweet peas 25c a
dozen. .

Miss M E> Satie Chipley, Ga., Rt
2, 85 3-4 lbs, goose feathers in good
tick for $25 will sell any can nat for
75 lb. 4 t

S O Smith, Rt A, Tennille, Ga., one
cotton mattress wt 45 lbs $10 prac-
tically new, cash with order. |

Mrs G H Eley, Rt 2, Box 60,
White Plains, Ga., one. Minnesota:
sewing machine $25 in first class or-

der with attachments and instruc-,

tion book or exchange for 1 mahoga-
ny or walnut, genuine leather coil
spring -back and seat davenport in
first class condition or exchange for
1 mahogany or walnut settee and 2
spring bottom rocking chair genuine
leather: 1 Old Trusty incubator 175

egg capacity in good condition $15

or exchange for 1 mahogany or wal-

nut parlor table and 1 pair of tapes-

try hall curtains col golden brown

preferred, write.

A Mrs Rose Crowe, Rt 4, Cumming,
ag.

each 15 in. long 65c, delivered. _
Mrs Hara Ashe, Rt 2. Menlo, Ga.,

will exchange recipe to any one how

to can green beans without cooking
for some pot flowers, geraniums, be-
gonias, ferns, sultanas or two rooted

niants for the recipe, or 6 cuttings

any kind just so it is pot plant.

Miss Jess'e Cash, Rt 3, Flowery
Rranch. Ga.: fresh veast 10 per pkt.
or 6 eakes white narcissus bulbs $1
ner hundred or 15 per doz; nutmeg
reranium plants rooted 7c each; scul- |<
ion buttian onion sets 15c yee pint
odd postage.

TW Cantrell, Brennen. Ga., exc.

ana onod dron head sewing machine

in good condition for pigs of equal
value. ;

Wm H Mortin Washington. Ga.,
Rt 5 nex outo: kn tter 5
dron heod Singer sewing machine
new oven heat incubator or thermom-
eter sell the three articles cheap or
exchange, write for particulars.

Miag Pagyr? Hvde. Fllijay. Ga., Rt
3. Box 34. one 9 niece toilet and
manicure set brand new $6.

Mrs C T Wiliams. Rt 6, Dallas,
f9.. 1 nair ladies black oxfords para
eard soles worn 3 t'mes good as new
size 6 value $3.50, will. take $2, cash
with order.

Mrs W A Huff. Browns Crossing
As . all size flower nots. clover, vetch
avd Anstrian nea seed also canvass

bunches for 25; pink and fed verbe-! cloth for. pit cover state price.

Ve

3 for whe sheme aa
sies 25c doz; large pink begonia root-

two nice black ostrich plumes

drawer,

: EY: STOCK FOR. 2 SALE on
Melba Morgan, Rt 1; Clyo, Ga., a

entire lot 4 bucks and 3 does $5.

D W Byers, Marble Hill, Ga., 14
black and white rabbits from 3 mos
to 2 years old. ;

J J Strickland, Rt me Box 34, Way-
cross, Ga., exchange 5 brown: and
white listed rabbits 2 mos old, wt 2
lbs for 5 Indian runner. ducks, 4
ducks and 1 drake.

_ FT Treanor, Milledgeville, es 50
pairs common pigeons. 50 pair.

R A Russell, 222 Ga Ave., S E At-
lanta, Ga., 6 Chinchilla rabbits pedi-
greed stock, Stahls silver certificate,
papers for reg., 1 buck.6 mos old, 5
females 5 mos old $25, cash or exc.
for 25 grown guinea pigs or go friers
or 25: hens.

John O Ellis, KRenneswiv Ga., 25
pairs extra Plymouth Rock homing
pigeons; 25 pairs French Carneaux
pigeons that produce lb squabs; all
mated and working, none over 2 yrs
old, $2 per pair fob Kennesaw.

\



LOCAL ADVERTISING

This is the age of selling. At the
present time particular emphass is_
not being given to buying. Farmers
are ahead of other classes of people
in knowing how to buy. They seem
te be lagging behind other folks in
knowledge of selling.
art obtained from study - and
tice.

of all: selling efforts. -Note the man-
ufacturers and commercial people ad-
vertising through the papers.



ter year. Also note . that special

, drives are started when the manufac-

turers become confinced that they
_must keep the demand up to .their
production. Recent advertising
drives by automobile manufacturers
is an illustration. Their production
was running ahead of their _ sales,
| consequently the increase in adyer-
tising.

Probably i in no section of the coun-
try is there as great an opportuni-
ty for increasing sales of locally
grown products as in the South. The
potential demand for fruits, vegeta-
bles, flowers, meats, poultry _pro-
ducts, eggs, homemade cakes, corn
meal, plants and shrubbery has never
been supplied. During recent years
farmers have felt the need for a di-
versified income and are learning the
value of getting cash returns week
after week, month after month.)

This need has brought about an at-
tempt to sell the products produced
locally to people living in nearby
, towns and cities. ol

Personal solicitation was of course
the first necessary step to get a line
of customers. The curb markets
were organized efforts to sell farm
products.

Splendid progress has been made in
both instances. In those counties
where such efforts have been under
way for several years, the producers
feel as though they have _ reached
their limitthat % they are now
producing all that the demand wil)
take.

My observations show that even_in
the most outstanding instances, not
over a half of the potential demand is
being filled. The thing that needs
to be done where local producers feel
that they are overproducing for the
local markets is to advertise
commodities.

Use the local papers for a saute
matie campaign.
gether on this effort. Use posters
telling about what is for sale. Use
cireular letters drect to those who
are not patronizing the producers.
Use pice 2s an inducement to get
new, customers Follow this uv with
duality commodities and service. All
in all remember the three.elements
of sellingoualitv. price and ser-
vice.J. W. Firor, in The Progres-
sive Farmer.



Flemish rabbits $1 each or $1.50 prs

Selling is an-

It must
pay or they would not do it year af- .

their \

If possible get to-

ee

Advertising ,is an important Sart ce













ein price.
J P Aderhold, Lavonia Ga thie or
two reg Jersey heifer calves over four

~ months old and must be from high

producing stock will exe seed oats for
same -

G M Lane, Rocky Ford Ga Three |

or four shoats one boar others gilts
must be pure bleck .P C Big Bone
E R Daniell, R 1 Thomaston Ga 10

average weight and price per pound

IC & J C Celliex, Piedmont Ga
Want 1 Hereford male ready for ser-
vice to Weigh 600 or 806 Ibs state

lowest price and describe animal; ful-|

ly also several heifers
J L. Rieketson, Screven Ga One big
bone guinea sew bred wt 250 to 300

lbs must be full stock cheap for cash

ene big bone S P'C sow sub to reg
bred to reg male wt 300 to 350 Ibs

-. cheap for cash del at Sereven Both
sows to farrow not later than Oct 1

-must be gentle and not mischievous

B T Baldwin, R4 Rockmart Ga
_Qne black big bone guinea male 4
to 12 months old cheap for rash also
_ 2 to 4 good stock meat hogs or shoats
75 to 150 Ibs quote lowest eash price
for immediate delivery, would exc
chickens for same

Geo Williams R 2 Box: 80. Athens
Ga a goed milk cow fresh in must
be within 20 or 25, mi of Athens

E L Cheek, Homer Ga Would like
to exe good four burner stove good
as new for pigs either P C or Duroc
Jersey or for poultry

Albert Phillips, Collins Ga. One nice
thrifty hog to fatten that will weigh
25 Tbs will exe a gentlemans: q jew-
eled Elgin gold wrist watch for same
or will sell the watch for $12. 00



OATS, WHEAT, RYE AND HAY
WANTED

A E Hall, R F D B, Cordele Gal

Alfalfa hay or beggar weed hay state

- price weekly shipments of 300 lbs

_ preferred.

Geo C Nunn, any Ga sevueat hun-
dred pounds burr clever seed.

R P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga Rye

_ in exe for oats, milling corn

JJ Blaunt, Hawkinsville Ga For:
ty bu goed rye seed 200 fulgreen

- seed oats send sample & Price

ae Ratcliff & Son, Blaekshear Ga
- Offers $1.40 for Ga rye & $1.65 for
Abruzzi send sample and state ae
tity you have ...

Knox Dairy Farm, R 6, hatiensors
Tenn Want price on

abruzzi rye

beardless barley and Australian field
peas

Bennetts Bonded Warehouse,

Eastman Ga, Ga and Abruzzi rye, ful-
ghum and rust proof oats: send sam-
_ ples and quote best prices

_ _ RP Steinheimer, Brooks Ga North |
Ga Rye in exc for oats wheat and i im-

proved Cleveland cotton: seed

and
Marlboro prolific seed corn

CORN & CORN MEAL WANTED
7 oF MeMullan, Holton Ga Corn

-sheller in ged condition _.

Williams & Watkins, R-A Millen
Ga Weekly shipments shelled yellow

corn or yellow meal

_. POTATOES FRUITS AND

~ VEGETABLES WANTED

Mrs Raymond Langford, R 1, Bx
21 Lakeland Ga 2 bu sound firm to-
matoes for canning state best price

C R Whirley, Americus Ga Vege-
tables all kinds quote what you have

quote apples in boxes name kinds
sizes and quality :
H D Ford, Cartersgille, Ga Figs,

quote ash prices

ER Yarbrough, Coffee Ga Few
bu grapes apples figs for canning pur-
poses

~ Mrs LH Coe, Eastonolle Ga Large
roots of rhubarb and LG burmuda.

onions will exc yard and pot flowers
for same. :

to 50 weaned calves for feeding quote |

red roek cockerels for



BJ Reece, Curtecay Ga ee exc
2 one year old Thompson strain bar-
2 cockerels
same age and strain.

Jim Lanier, Summitt Ga R 2 100
white leghorn hens or pullets

Georgia Peach Nursery, Ft Valley

Ga 50 to 200 barred rock or. R I red}
pullets or young hens in exc for pedi-

greed pecan trees

Woodliff Plant arm, Flowery
Branch Ga Pay cash for peacocks |
W T P Geiger, Elsa Ga Thorough-

bred B P rocks, R I reds, Anconas or

white leghorns; must be pullets or
yearling hens of best strain and in
good condition

Peach Poultry Co, Ft Valley Ga
Wanted this year pullets from trap-

nested stock; write full particulars

with prices

Jennie Parker, Resaca Ga Ancona
chickens in exe for tufted bed spreads
or other tufted goods
' L T Long, Bremen Ga Peacocks 3
yrs or more old in full feathers;
write price and description

P D Thomason, P O Box 624 Way-

eross Ga Wants trio of following 1

male: and 2 females; light brahmas
white orphingtons, white wyandottes
eolumbian wyandotte, jersey black
giants, white campines, silver camp-
ines, single spangled hamburg, white
rocks, black minoreas, partridge rocks
lakenvelders, Eng red caps, black jav-
as, black leghorns, white leghorns,
golden seabright bantams, brown leg-
horns, buff leghorns, mated anconas;
birds must be in good order and well
suited for breeding; males not relat-
ed to females; write descriptions and
prices

BH Fuller, Calhoun Ga Wants 75
Ancona pullets not older than Apr
hatch; write prices

A s Key, Bowdon Junction exc pig-
eons for bantams chickens make of-
fers

J B Walker, R 4 Bx 39 Dahlonega
Ga 1 barred rock rooster 1 yr. old
Parks strain must be full bred, will

pay cash for same

~ Joe Zealey, 649 West 40th St., Sa-
vannah Ga wants old roosters 10 Ib;
roosters without spurs or stags 18
Ib; broilers and fryers 1 lb up to 3
1- 2 Ibs 22 Ib; These prices fob your
station cash in advance

John L Rose (No address given) 2
full blooded R C silver lace wyan-

-wottes 18 mos old rooster

B H Fuller, Calhoun Ga 50 white
leghorn pullets Mar or Apr hatched;
also brown leghorn pullets same age

John A Porter, Shirley Hills Ma-
con Ga Peafowls blue or white single
or in pairs write price and age ; also

guineas broiling or frying size in any

quantities
Mrs CR Sorrels, Monroe Ga 1 pair

or trio sussex chickens, buy or-exe

J O Waldrip, R 2 Milan Ga, Three
young pure bred Black Minorca roost-

sae ers Giant strain

D T Evans, Commerce Ga R 138,
Five B leghorn pullets 2 lbs ea pay

'eash

Mrs V GC Ray, Kensington Ga R 2
Box 66 brooder good cond will exc
good knitting machine good cond or
Berlin English St cockerels 205 eggs
record

Mrs H : Peacock, Rhine Ga 150
or 200 baby chicks to raise on halves
jeoeed strain and R I reds ve
re

Por McNeeley, Turnerville Ga
White leg pullets pure stock from
three mos to iyear old write giving
full dese

W A MeNair, Stapleton Ga One
doz white wyandotte pullets march
hatch

Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga Hatch-
ing eggs from pure bred flocks for
imediate delivery

Mrs D L Meadows, R 1 Patterson
Ga 100 Buff Orphington baby chicks
Price must be reasonable

Mrs B B Morgan, Clyo Ga Fischel

A Steinheimer,



ut orgia Leghorn Co,

| 661 Thomasville Ga W L pullets Feb! x
Mar and Apr hatch. Also yearling

hens Only thrifty stock considered
Sylvester Lail, 658 E Fair Street,
Atlanta Ga 300 W L pullets begin-
ning to lay, quote best price del At-
lanta, Also 300 ten day old RI red
ean come for these within radius of
50. miles | :

- PET STOCK WANTED

Brooks Ga Pure
bred Homer pigeons, will exc wheat



or oats: for same

, John A Porter, Shirley Hills, Ma-
con Ga Mated pairs White King pig-
eons must be pure blood

H Dougherty, 201 Pierce Ave Ma-
con Ga White Female rabbits from.
8 weeks up; write description and
prices

GD Affleck, -Box 975 Columbus
Ga Guinea pigs eight ounces to full
grown state number and price

Wm Schneider, Homeland Ga baby

bear or cub will pay a fair price write

stating price
SYRUP WANTED



-B T Baldwin, R 4 Rockmart Ga

Good grade Ga cane syrup in cans

or bbls cheap for cash send samples

small bottle best prices

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Mrs J E Stone, R 3 Adairsville Ga
Ice cream freezer in good condition
one or two gallon capacity Will pay
reasonable cash price or exc

R G Golden, R F_D 9,-Box 46 At-
lanta Ga Wanted best price on mixed
lumber for early fall del, carlots or
smaller. lots, all undressed pine stock

C W Hollett, Cedartown Ga Want-
ed a 1926 or 27 Fordson tractor in
good condition, must be a_ bargain,
with or without late Oliver plow

Anderson Bros, Starrsville Ga Min-
imum car of mixed-one half choice

No. 1 No. 2 pure shingles fob Starrs-

ville

C E Dyer, R 1 Toecoa Ga Want to
rent a water grist mill and land

Mervin Ozmore, R 4 Newton Ga
Buys Indian relics such as arrow
heads, tomahawks, pipes, etc

Walter W Lewis, R B Box 198
Thomaston Ga wishes to communi-
cate with party or parties who have
30 or 40 million feet of timber for
sale. original preferred State price
per M stumpage in first reply to ad

E C Melton, R 2 Smyrna Ga Want-
ed 100 crepe Myrtle 1 yr old any col
Cash

M Jay Madison Georgia Wanted
good cab and body for Ford 1 ton
truck Cash
__L Bird, Nashville Ga Anyone hav-
ing books or magazines to give away
please send same me for my crippled
son

H A Chapman, Holly Springs Ga
R 1 Syrup pan about 10 ft long in

}good condition; pay cash

Geo McCall, Fitzgerald Ga Sever-
al rolls good wire fence 36 or 34
inches high; must be good heavy
American fence wire

L J Vollrath, Winston Ga Old dise
phonograph cabinet or case without
works; also old but good pocket knife
handles to reblade; can also put new
wks in old clocks; sell all kinds new
watch cases cheap :

Mrs W M Watkins, Fitzgerald Ga

Will exe white leghorn or R I Red

pullets for McClellan saddle; must
be in good condition

R K Mosely, Broxton Ga 400 ft
3-4 galvanized pipe; 400 ft one inch
iron pipe: also good water pump for
well 35 ft deep; also 1 3-4 gasoline
engine in perfect condition at a bar-
gain; pump jack

E K Vickers, 229 E Monroe St
Thomasville Ga buy turpentine tim-
ber, saw mill timber logs and hard
wood in small or large quantities.

A B Boling, RFD Rochelle Ga
mowing machine and rake McCormick
or other good make

Sapp & oe 1929 Stonewall St

full descriptions and best. pri
first letter

| tires must be in good ee

| be cheap for cash.

100 Ib lots. also wants forty rods of
good used poultry fencing 6 ft hig

: 2, Box 66, brooder in good condition





12 gauge fates sciet be in
cohdition and cheap for cash o :
exe chickens for same write gi





















eheap for cash

J R Howington, Commer, G
black walnuts wanted. Bo
F C E McDonell, Shiloh, Ga.,
one car No 1 pine shingles
give price fob Shiloh, or
I C Clark, 912 Rice oy Atlan 4
Ga., wants car rs
cheap.
Mrs SG Rowers, Rt. 2, Dai Ga.
age 41 desires position as manager
of farm or other work, experience
farmer, begin at once reasonable Ss
ary considered, =

Box 100, Mt. Berry, Ga., an
Impule water wheel suitable to
on 2 in pipe under 100 feet peed mu
























































'P O Box 72, Palmetto, Ga i
small amount vetch seed enoug to
sow about one quarter of acre.

Wolner Collins, Fitzgerald, Ga J
5, wants to know the address o
whereabouts of N. T. Collins.

R V Heize, Meigs, Ga. several 1
yards second hand fence wire mt
be fair condition and cheap for cas
quote condition and price fob Mei
Ga.

L Bird, ae Nashville, Gs C
be thankfal to anyone for sending
any books or magazines to his (sh
in) crippled son.

W D Pearson Willard, Gn war
to wait on sick man for $30 a
board and laundry.

J J Lott, Broxton, Ga., want
buy some does.

M H Hightower, Hogansville, G
wants an old-style poster bedstead,
would prefer ee or mahoga
four post...

T C Bullard, Rt 1, Powder Spr gi
Ga., wants a job press - suitable
printing a small. newspaper, Ewe ul:
description and price. ;

John F_ Hall, Hazlehurst,
wants to buy a good log cart.

Dr L P Farmer, Stapleton, Ga.
wants to trade Marlin 30-30 rifle i
perfect condition for trained co
and opossum hound. J

Sam Stafford, The Rock, Ga. wants
cotton picking baskets.

T H Barrett, Athens, aa w vant
one Wafford or Lincoln transmis ion
drive for Ford truck.

C J Clements, Box 86, Folk on
Ga., wants good quality of dried ap.
ples and peaches, quote in 50 anc



and one and 1-2 inch mesh or set
2 inch; quote price.
Box 50, Rt 2, Smyrna, Ga., mi
dled aged man a thorough mechani
sober and dependable who, has ha
some experience with incubators anc
brooders wants financial backing t
start poultry and small fruit farm.
H F Birdsong, R Box 154, want
to buy an old dbl barrel muzzle loa
ing shot gun that has John C Mullen
on barrel and G L B on metal plate
set in stock, owner please write.
Box 188, Griffin, Ga., wants from
2 to 25 M ft good pine timber, al
5 to 15 M ft hardwood timber, viz
ash, popular, red oak, white oak, anc
gum, prices must be reasonable. =
Mrs Minnie Comer, 705 E -13tl
Ave., Cordele, Ga., White Leghorr
pullets in exchange for nice embroi
ered center pieces, large ferns or wel
rooted cuttings in exchange for cen:
ter piecs. :
- Mrs V C Ray, Kensington, Gas R

any good make { in exchange for White
Leghorn cockerels direct from Kerlin
Grand w poultry farm 230 egs
strain or good kni :





S ELLANEOUS WAN TED

WH Waddelle; Pearson, Ga., 1 set
acksmith tools at a. bargain, also ae
onest blacksmith about Sept-1.

Station E, Box 10, Atlanta, Ga.,

vants 30 to 70 squares of new gal-

anized roofing or galvanized - shin-
les gor cash cheap.



| ONEF, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED ~

E R Daniel, R 1 Thomaston Ga 10
r 20 lbs of pure extracted gallber-
honey state best price del

-T White, Dublin Ga Beeswax in

n quantity at 30c del
DE Caldwell, 110 Central Ave
tlanta Ga Honey in the comb Must
bright and of good quality Quote



FRESH. & CURED MEATS ~
_ (For Sale and Wanted) :

EG Jos Davis, R 1 Graham et

See pure lard 20c del at_ my
rs A M Brown, RFD No 2, Still-

Ga 1 1-2 can of home made.

rd 20 1b 1 1-2 lb can of fried meat

ese 14 lb cash with orders fob.
rs H L Taylor, Summertown Ga

middlings of country cured meat

smoked weighing 37 lbs ea 22c.

: _can of pure hog lard corn fed



ECANS & PEANUTS WANTED

J G Brown, R 5 West Point Ga
anuts runners or anything sound
or parching write



RK AND POSITION

Fred Schlosser of Market Bulletin
jon as farm manager, has sever-
years experience handling cows,

hickens and hogs, and managing

ther farm work.

LF M of Market Bulletin 2 good
warmers well experienced want to
nt good 1 horse farms for 1928 be-
ween Stone Mt and Decatur near

G E C 116 Fifteenth St Colom
young lady with A B degree and
yrs experience wants high school
ion to teach French or Spanish.
Redmond R 2 Carnesville, Ga.,
H C Oliver R 1 Carnesville, Ga.,
$s job on dairy and truck farm
ther, prefer South or midlle Ga.,
consider 3 horse crop on halves
nouses, ref exc.
A Hogue 1509 Mary St Way-

ss, Ga.,; good all round grist miller}

0 yrs exp keeping up mills
ressing stones so as to make
ble meal and grits.
~H Norrell 1406 Gwinnett St
ugusta, Ga., will put your hand
in 1st class condition, gum and
nm your small circular saws,
Toss cutt saws, and hand saws 380c
lus cost of transportation; also grind
our tools and lawn mowers.
_ Tom Wood Moultrie, Ga., R 5, de-
job as farm for family of 6, all
xperienced farm hands, steady work
uired and chance for share crop

D Roberson R 3 Hawkinsville,,
.. desires position as overseer of
rge farm not less than 10 or more

25 horses, can handle labor and
erate farm machinery; good refer;
ation near school and _ church

rR? Rochelle, Ga.,

nts to hear from someone in, Irwin

that wanted a man to run 2

orse farm on 50-50 basis, little
needed.

O Bx 243 Sparta, Ga., young
rried man wants jobs as truck
ver or at garage or filling station.
| A R Langler R 1 Lithonia wants
sition as overseer of farm 62 yrs

armed all life; can operate ford

ans fruck,-

Miss Pauline Keen 120 Oak St
blin, Ga., young lady graduate of

ate Col for women 1 yr exp
sires position as teaeher in town

sqlidated schoal.
386. Covington, Ga., young

graded school, 2nd grade license.

WANTED



isay with high gehioal: ce oad.

1 1-2 yrs Normal school training de-
sires position in small town school

for 2nd or 3rd grade work; also holds

class A general |
sional certificate
good refs,

Chas L Brown R 4 Bx 48 Wak
well Ga., young man wants position
as teacher or bookkeeper; is graduate
of 9th Dis A & m col, 1 summer yr
summer school training, class A cer-

elementary provi-
and can furnish

tificate through 7th grade.

T W S of Market Bulletin wants
to help look after hog farm begin at
once.

Hilliam Ramsey 233 W Broad St
Griffin, Ga., position as teacher. in

Marion Ramsay 233 W Broad St.

Griffin, Ga., position as teacher in

graded school, 2nd grade license. |
T J Dalton R 2 Buford, Ga., wants
position in blacksmith shop and crop
for 3 boys, good house needed, can
do any kind of shop work.
LeRoy Flanagan Bx 323 Haze

hurst, Ga., desires position as teach- | cashier, stenographer.

er in rural school, accredited high

J ae
school graduate, has A-1 certificate; 1 wite With no children oat place

furnish good ref.

Miss Alline Brooks R 6 Washington
Ga young lady, high school graduate
has class A certificate desires posi-
tion ee for 1928 in primary
grades.

Mrs L M B 629 Chestnut St Atlan-
ta, Ga., refined exp
position as companion housekeeper,

caretaker of children with Christian

people, prefer small town or country

write giving full description; ref exc.

Joan M Watts R 2 Bx 24 Tiger,

Ga., wants position as principal or

grade teacher in consolidated school
college graduate, 8 yrs exp, normal
professional certificate.

W H Warren Quitman, Ga., wants
nice two horse crop. in South, Ga.,
to raise hogs, water melons, sweet

potatoes and some truck, expect nice

place on shares, good refs. :

W W Howard Mauk, Ga., position
as overseer on farm, have life time
exp in farming, handle labor well
have wife and 3 children begin any.
time. -

W E Nesmith R C Slatesboro: Ga.,
wants position as bookkeeper
clerk 4 vrs exp best refs.

G A Skelton R 2 Royston, Ga.,
married man 35 yrs old wants posi-
tion as manager of poultry or truck
farm or both for 1928.

G E C 116 15th St Columbus, Ga. a

voung lady with B A degree and
three years exp wants high school
position to teach French and Spanish
best referrences. ~

W A Smith P O Box 41 Kite, Ga.,
position in South Ga., on farm as
wage hand will work-all rest of this
year and all of next year at $26.00
and board and washing, or $1.50
per day, or $39.00 a month and boat
myself; single prefer to board.

J WN 507 Capito] Ave 3 Ww
Atlanta, Ga., A-1 bookkeeper lady
several years exp and can furnish}
the best of references wants perman-
ent position has exp as cashier also

and some exp in stenographic work |

at typing.

Miss Mary ae Aeon Matthe-s
Ga., high. school graduate with class
A certificate desires position as pri-

| mary teacher in rural or consolidated

school can furnish good reference. |

W G Blankinship Cave Springs,
Ga., wants a job overseeing farm in
1928, has life time exp, manages la-
bor well,-can furnish best ref, can
handle and keep up farm machinery,
also exp in hog and chicken work,
has. labor to handle good 2 horse
farm, and would consider a 2 or 3
horse farm to include chicken and
hog raising.

Denver Cleveland Hartwell, Ga.,

R 5 young man desires position as].
teacher forr 1927-28. peace elemen-|

tarv license, good ref, 2 yrs exp.
J M Warren 185 Eng Ave, Macon,
Ga., 17-yr old. slightly crippled boy

weuld like to work on farm or ainy

.2 .sisters desire

lady desires

and



can. anne acs or car; is s quiet, sober
and industrious.

Louise Lillard Wrightsville, Ga.,
position
school; both have high school train-
ing and summer courses; the older
has 6 yrs exp.

Miss Ada

Smith Marcus St

Wrightsville, Ga., desires position as|
or. cafeteria or}
wants a single lady twentyfive or

asst in house work |
boarding house with respectable re-
fined people.

Miss Effie Collins Panwlis, Ga.,
desires position as teacher for pri-

| mary or intermediate grades; 4th or

5th grade preferred; 3 yrs exp in
teaching, general elementary license,

1 yr teacher training and 1 session of
summer school.

J L Barnes R D Millen, Ga., wants}.

}a 2, 3 or 4 horse farm share crop
basis for 1928 on or near some stream

or river.

FW N 507 Capitol Ave S W At-
lanta A-1 bookkeeper, lady with sev-
eral years experience best refs wants
permanent position; oe

Rt 1 Bx 20 Register, Ga., man and

assisting in general house work and
farming and to live with small family

J H Elliott R 2 Dixie, Ga., wants
place on good 2 or 3 horse farm,
stock and tools furnished; can grow
plenty feed and_raise cattle and hogs
on halves with view of buying farm.

V S of The Market Bulletin settled
lady of refinement desires home with
elderly couple of moderate circum-

-stances to do moderate housekeeping

begin in October live as one of the
family or for small salary.

M and W of the Market Bulletin
two young Jadies ages 18 and 20
with high school education must

have work to do at once never had|

any exp in working for themselves
willing to learn anything and_ will
accept most any honest job.
Mrs R H Lenoard 519 F E St Lex-
ington, N C., desires position as
teacher in rural school for 1927-28
term, will consider either assistant
or principals place, have elementary
license and tote Sad some exp as
supply teacher.
CA Taylor

one that wants a reliable man and

family to run smal] dairy, truck, and|

poultry farm near a good market,
church and school for the year 1928.
Miss Vera Bass Leslie, Ga., high
school graduate desires position as
teacher in rural school; 1 summer
course class A certificate. is.
_Mrs W F Wasdin 135 Pierce Ave
Macon, Ga., desires position as prin-
cipal or teacher in Junior high school
in town or consolidated school; a
normal graduate special course at
-Mercer University and life profes-
sion A-1. certificate.
_ Miss Helen Jones Lylerly, Ga., de-
sires position as asst teacher in rural
or small town school for term 1927-
28 high school graduate, class A cer-

in same

wants man to milk cows

Crawfordville, Ga.,.|
RF D 8 would like to hear from some

| of developing dairy business



i PAGE FIFTE

tificate, one summer eae two! yrs ?
exp and best of ref. Sa

Miss H Jones Lylerly, Ga., desires
position as_ stenographer

work graduate ae college best
of Pas : a 1
HELP WANTED j

Mrs J M Meeks Miaville, .Ga.,
thirty | yrs old to live with her and
assist in house work only two in the
family, husband and wife, will furn-
ish board and clothing, write.
- BO Fussell 889 Edgwood Ave At-
Janta, Ga., wants reliable man to
raise truck on Blythe Island on shares
could add poultry and dairy.

Pine Hill Dairy Hawkinsville, Ga.,

hogs.

rich no rocks 1-4 mile from Bryonville.
Ga, AB&CRR.

Eugene Martin Hilton, Ga. wants ee
school in
small town, state salary-expected and

If your.

a supt for seven teacher

send photo in application.

wife preferred could take five or
six of the lady teachers to board $18.- __

00 per month also ean furnish house
with lights and water for you to
live in right at school house have all
teachers except supt. Send all infor-
mation, write or come to
Martin, Hilton, Ga. -

Mrs J H Carrington. Talbotton, Ga: Be:
Rt 4 will take a nice middle-age
lady and clothe and board her to
help with house work and for com-.
pany.

B H Fuller Calhoun, Ga., wants

some one to take 50. to 100 pullets

.on shares.

Mrs Pauline Bowen Cobbtown, Ga.
woman to keep house and cook for

three adults good home ee ee ie
i : Xi ee

J T Harrison Hazlehurst, Ga.
405 wants a gil to live with family
of four and go to school or get em-

ployment good home for right party

Address Box 405 Hazlehurst, Ga.

Mrs H R Vincent Fruitland, Ga.,
wants a middleage woman to help
arround a small poultry farm for a
home and small wages: c9

J O Pitts Rt 1 Bx 87 Cascade Rd,
Atlanta, Ga., wants. aman to care
for poultry and make himself useful
$30.00 per month and board - near
Atlanta, Ga..

Horne Kudtews Co Milledgeville,
Ga., family with stock and equipment
to operate farm on shares with view
extra
good land good improvments on-
venient to. school church and rail-
road references exchanged.

S C Lovelace West Point, Ga.,
several men with families to pick
cotton will pay men $1.50 per day.

Mrs J S Outlaw Sparks, Ga., Rt 1
A white settled lady to live with a
middleaged couple and assist with
housework and _ poultrry: will pay a
reasonable eer a _ steady position.









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or book-
keeper will consider general office

and feed
Miss Hattie. Brand Rt 2 Vienna, ee

Ga., a one horse renter for 1928 for.
truck or dairy farm land is level and. ee

see Mr. aD

PAGE SIXTEEN

CATTLE FOR SALE
Geo L Green, Rt 3, Jasper, Ga., 1
grey Jersey bull not reg. 19 mos old,
fat and gentle, good. service, wt.
about 600 lbs, $40 or exchange for

- nice Guernsey or Jersey heifer same

5

age, preferably cream color.

Mrs Geo Pridden, Ray, Ga., few
' good cows, none under 3

3 gal., write
for particulars.

E R Cleghorn, Villa Rica, Ga., 1

Nubian buck and four yearling kids. |

will exchange for chickens.

M Benton, FRD 1, Monticello, Ga
two fine grade young Jersey cows,
will freshen in twenty days, bred
from high producing stock.

S L Thornton, Rt 2, Dewrose, Ga.,
reg. Holstein bull agreeable to han-
dle; reg. Holstein bull, ten mos old
and a few heifers. All State College
breeding; sell cheap.

National Pecan Groves Co.,
side, Ga., young Guernsey reg. bull

calves; also bull calves from reg. sire

\

and heavy producing cows; high
grade heifers, all ages; heavy pro-
ducing milk cows, Guernsey and other
grades, bargain in prices.

M C Goolsby, Monticello, Ga., fine

solid color, reg. bull calf, 4 mos old,
from heavy pepdmetng cow, sire from
bull high bred.

HOGS FOR SALE

A J Dixof, Toomsboro, Ga. Oe
hogs, all sizes.
John A Peterson, Scotland, Ga.,



125

_ weeks old purebred PC pigs $10 a8

fob Seotland.
Mrs T L Chastain, Rt 1, Tunnel
Hill, Ga., 3 P C sow pigs 10 wks old.
P J Sewell, Rt 1, Lavonia, Ga., 1
reg. Duroc gilt sow 9 mos old. wt.
about 225 lbs, $35; papers free.
Cecil Otwell, Bremen, Ga., Duroc
pigs with papers $10 fob or $8 with-
out papers; 1 reg Duroc boar with
papers, 20 mos old wt 300 Ibs $45
fob or will exchange for small reg.
Duroc boar or reg. Jersey heifer.
National Pecan Groves, Flintside,
Ga., 1 reg. Duroc boar; also Duroc}
and P C pigs.

GOATS AND SHEEP FOR SALE

A J Warren, Metter, Ga., one car
load of goats; write for description
and price.

E A Pierce, Rt 1, Chamblee, Ga.,
one four mos old buck 15-16 Tog-
genburg $15, or exchange for White
Leghorn pullets of equal value.

" MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
FOR SALE
: Mrs J L Peugh, Rt A, Barnesville,
Ga., Little Brown Hen incubator,
good condition complete $4.





G O Hunter, Rt 4, Abbeville, Ga., |

selected cockerels $1 each, in lots of
3 or more will make special price.

Geo L Green, Jasper, Ga.,_ nice
friers, make offer. ; +

S D Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 15!
mixed pullets, White and Brown Leg-
horns, March and April hatch 90c
each or the lot for $12, one full
Brown. Leghorn rooster with each lot.

John W Harrell, Lakeland, Ga.,
7 Lakenveller hens and one -cock,
year and half old, lot $10; wants to
exc 7 Lakenveller hens and 1 cock
-for 7S L Wyandotte hens.

Woodland Hatcheries, 903 Wil-
liams Mill Road, Buckeye incubator
4608 egg capacity with 3 fans, com-
plete, $500 fob Atlanta; poultry
grains and mashes, standard brands,
guaranteed fresh and high quality,
reduced prices.

Mrs B\F Hartman. Ochlocknee, Ga
Rt 1, Cyphers incubator, 150 egg cap.
used only 3 times $20, cash or exc.
for pure bred chickens.

W E Wooten, Rt 6, Gainesville,
Ga., wire top chickens coops with
wire tops and doors, has. slat side
and ends, ends braced, made out of
good oak timber with plank bottom;
size 36x24x12, 75c each, shipping wt

20 Ibs; large hen coop made same as]

above, size 36x30x12, shipping wt.
25 Ibs $1;-all fob. Gainesville, Ga.



| set dbl. buggy _ harness

Flint- :

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MARKET

"MISCELLANEOUS FOR. SALE

J E Adair, Rockmart, Ga., Rt 3,
rolling chair, three wheels, cane back
and seat in wood condition, cost $50,
take $15, cash.

Chaney Green, Rt 3, Jackson, Ga.,
and pole,
cheap.

Royal typewriter in good condition
$12, price when new $70.

Amos Bailey, Eatonton, Ga., Rt 4
Box 108, one Edison talking machine
and 7 doz. 6 records in A-1 shape
$76.50 cash.

R S Braswell, Sr., Fort Valley, Ga

: about 100 cords 4 "tt pine and oak

dry and ready to ship.

Miss Emmie Sue Fordham, Tooms-
boro, Ga., Rt 2, large fruit baskets,
made from long. leaf pine needles $1
each; flower baskets, made from pine
needles 80c each, please add postage

Mrs Myrtle Hudson, Rt 3, Calhoun,
Ga., one genuine fox fur $4 or will
exchange for guitar or a nice voile
dress, size 40. ~

_Day Davis, Rutledge, Ga., 8 new
30x3 1-2 cord tires $5; 8 new 29xA40
balloon $6; 1 good piano $175; 2 Ed-
ison | phonographs $25 een with 60
records each.

Dan Shipp, Finleyson, a. cypress
heart shingles $6.50; prime cypress
shingles $4; long leaf yellow pine
shingles No. 1 $5.75, No. 2, $2.75 per
M fob cars; cypress posts, all heart
6 ft long, 20 each fob Hawkinsville,
car load (800 upwards) 25c each
del; bags for peanuts, 18 oz burlap
$16 per M del; 2nd hand bags wee
as any) $14 per M.

John O Ellis, Kennesaw, Ga.., one
upright cabint Victor talking ma-
chine and 20 records $35 fob Kenne-
saw.

M R Corbitt, Pearson, Ga., Moons
Sign Book, 22nd edition, tells all

| about influences of moon and stars

on animal and vegetable life, when
to do things for best results, etc.,
Sl Postpaid. ccc 4

W H Townson, Talona, Ga., one 2-'
horse wagon, practically new, with
good body. $60; one ton Ford truck
26 model battery and starter and
Buxteal axel, home made dump body;
cheap for cash, or exchange for good
Ford touring car, or Chevrolet car
not older than 25 model; 5 gal Daisy
churn $4; 25-20 rifle in good shape
repeater, cheap for cash or exchange
for shoats, Duroc prefered, second;,

-|hand graphonola, cabinet steel and

about 80 records in perfect shape;
cheap for cash or exchange for a good
car not. older thane-25 model.

J R Cramer, Carrollton, Ga., Rt
7, one Howard piano for cash or on
installments for $85.

H M Franklin & Co., Tennille, Ga
long leaf yellow pine shingles No
1s and No 2s.

J R OKelley, Hull, Ga., one Beld-
200 lb ice cap., good cond. $15.

8 tube radio with tubes $25 and ra-
diola loud speaker $12. 50; in perfect
condition.

G D Callahan, 309 Ga Seactuial Bk,
Atlanta, Ga., 1 1-2 million ft 8 L
pine saw timber in Coweta county, 9
miles of railroad, good road, good
logging $2750; terms. a

SECOND HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE -

T P Burdett, Rt 1, Washington,
Ga., 40 H P Fairbanks-Morse kero-
sene engine; sell cheap or exchange
for tractor or saw mill outfit.

Amos Bailey, Eatonton, Ga., Rt 4,
Box 103, one Covington planter; one
Oliver Goober turn plow; one Formu-
ler plow; 2 single trees iron; 1 dbl
shape tree iron, all in good shape;
sell or exe for Leghorn chickens.

H G McDonald, Fort Valley, Ga.,





one 48 inch R D Cole gear drive tee

Mrs JG Polhill, Sylvester, Ga., one

Southern make, in

ing Hall New Perfection refrigerator,

E S Lewis, Dawson, Ga., Crosley}



runner corn eat

BULLETIN,

S G Rogers, Rt 2, Daisy, Ga. one
horse plow, gear, hoes, etc., half
price; write youy wants and will exc
for chickens, etc. |

W H Tinney, Sulphur. cen Ga

Star pea hauler mounted on truck
with 1 1-2 h p engine $75 fob Sul-

phur Springs.

A M McLeod, Molena, Ga., one 48
inch Adkins make circle saw 2 1-2x
9, 56 bits, in good shape, cheap, write
for information.

Robt Stanley, Due, Ga., No.
Oliver hillside: plow, good as new,
cheap for cash or will exc for any-
ee of value.

FC oC McCollum, Wrens, ee five
solid cast pulleys, 1-28 in. in dia., 6
in. face, 2 in. bore; 1-28 in. dia.,
Tin, face, 2 in. bore; 2 34 in, dia.,
101-2 in. face, 21-4 -bore; $5 each;
1 82 volt 3KW Delco engine $100;
good condition, with batteries.

wo Jones, Elberton, Ga., one In-
ternatio%al tractor in fair condition;

one Lilliston No 2504 peanut picker,
practically new; second hand saw

mill, friction feed, fair shape; one .

pea huller, in good condition; one
Golden cane and evaporator mill,
practically new; one four h p engine,
ood condition ;
one Ottawa 1 1-2 h p gas engine and
wood saw outfit, fair condition, one
corn shredder; can be bought at rea-
sonable figure.

National Pecan Groves Co., Flint-
side, Ga, one 2-70 saw Continental
gin outfit, screw press, with tramper
$300; 3 Oliver plows for. tractors,
$35" each; 3 Sullivan Towson dise
tractor plows $40 each; 1 1-2 h 2
Fairbanks-Morse gas engine $25;

h p Fairbanks-Morse gas engine ae.
-+ Williamson stump puller,

complete
with cable $50; one 32 K W Deleo
water pump with 1-4 h p motor com-

plete except batteries $75; one. Uni-

versal 24-in. stone grist or grinding
mill for Ford tractor or other pow-
er, cost $150, sell for $75; all in first

elass condition.

Geo Baker, Tifton, Ga., one second
hand platform scale (Howe make)
suitable for cotton warehouse.

J L Cramer, Carrollton, Ga., Rt 7,
Golden new model No 3, mill
evaporator. 12 ft long, parrels, pipes,

and 2 coffee skimmers; all ready for

work; fob Mt. Zion, Ga., $90,
E O Jolly, Rt 9, Box 239, Atlanta,

Gaz, 2: P Stovers gas engine, used
less than one day $30 fob Atlanta.

H M Franklin & Co., Tennille, Ga
two 15 H P. Fairbanks-Morse kero-
sene engine, 1 3 H P_ Fairbanks-
Morse ngine; 2 30 in Meadows grist
mills and one 26 in Meadows grist
mill, write for prices.

W D Watson, Loganville, Ga.,
Lynchburg, Buster grain drill; Avery

| dise plow, Fordson tractor, Vulcan

buster, two horse hayman.
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DOG DEPARTMENT
J T Giles, Jr., Douglasville, Ga.,
sell pair July puppies 3 mos old.
S L Stroud, Rt 4, Box 65, Swains-
boro, Ga., wants an opossum hound

state age "and training and if rabbit
proof at night.

Inman Martin, Bowersville, Ga.,
1 big red bone hound rabbit squirrel
and opossum dog, $25 or exchange

for 2 reg. pigs.

S P Tapley, Gardi, Ga., sell 1 full
blood male screw tail English bull
2 1-2 years old, wt. about 60 lbs.,
$40 fob Gardi, good yard: dog.

L J Smith, Harrison, Ga., 2 male
pointers 3 mos old good breed $10.

J E Hall, Cairo, Ga., wants pair
well trained fox hounds.

Bird Holland, Rt. 2, Dalton, Ga.,
thoroughbred red bone hound pups
$10 pair or exchange for pigs, good
stock; female fice good yard dog or
exchange for pair partly trained coon
hounds,

25

and:



of D Caphedes: Forsyth, Ga., n
and opossum hound $40; 6 nice Ju
and Redbone hound pups "at eac.

| 1 setter bird dog 18 mos os partly

trained $30.

M B_Holderby, Valiosts: ss
wants dog that has become too vi
cious for its present owner, prefe
ably a bull terrier, must catch man
or hog. f

M C Goolsby, Monticell, Ga., ;
high bred reg. setters one black anc
tan 1 orange and white, 1 _trair
and the other partly trained ; che
for immediate sale. - ae

Mrs fe M Hale, 303 W Church St.,
Americus, Ga., nice Collie _ pups
weeks old, write.

James Turner, Royston, Ga., pl
bred Collie puppies 6 weeks old nice-
ly marked sable and white and:brown
males, $10, females $7.50; cash:
order; sire reg., dam entitled to:

DA: Brinson, Rt 2, Stilson, i
wants dog to catch hogs, prefers
airedale or German police, sta
price, either sex. yi

W J Leake, Powder Springs, Ga.
French Collie puppy 8 mos. old $18
fob; also white English bull dog pup-
py 2 mos old $7.50, both males.

E O Jolley, Rt 9, Atlanta, Gaz,
year old female rat terrier $25.

Mrs B F Hartman, Ochlochnee, G
Rt 1, pedigreed reg. Collies by and
from Int. champions, pups $15 and
$25, grown stock $25 and $50; w
exchange for chickens or) Carne
pigeons.



WORK AND POSITIONS WANT

PO Box 247, Forsyth, Ga., m
45 with family and lifetime exp !
ence on farm wants place as overse
of large farm, can manage labor
ae ge some if necessary, ready De

st. 3

SO. Bagwell, Rt 2, Bowman, Ga. 1
class blacksmith and _horsesho
| wants position, experience in all ki
farm work, salary or share.

Box 16, Pooles, Ga., experien
dairy and stock raiser wants place
handle dairy, has good hel
would like small crop on halves wil
hogs in connection with dairy.

Miss Vivian Gable, Brooks, Ga
wants position making hair switch

from cut hair $1 per switch, $2 pe
braid.

Rt 6, Box 29, Milledgeville, G:
well exp lumber man wants positio
logging with own teams and can
crew; also 1 Ford truck ~

J WN 507, Capitol Ave., $7
Atlanta, Ga., A-1 bookkeeper lad
several years experience and best
references wants permanent posit
also experience as cashier and ste
nographer.

Tom Wood, Moultrie, Ga., Rt |
desires job on farm for family o
and a chance for 1928 crop; all ex
farm hands.

Miss Mary Lee Audion Ma
thews, Ga., high school graduate wit
class A certificate desires position 2
primary teacher in rural or consolid:
ted school; good ref.

J WM, 507 Capitol Ave., Ss Wa
lanta, Ga., A-1 bookkeeper, lady se
eral years experience and can fu
nish the best of references wa
permanent position; also exp.
cashier, and some exp in stenograp
1 work; good at typing.

GE G, 116 15th St., Columbu: G

years exp wants high school po:
to teach French or Spanish, ie
write.

Mr Chas L Brown, Hartwell, (
Rt 4, young man wants position
teacher in grammar school work,
bookkeeping and store, graduate
9th A & M School and of Athens B
iness College, 1st grade licens el
A certificate; two years ex
in store work; best of ref. |