STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS 
 
 pa MAX L, McRAE, Acting Director et 
 
EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner of Agriculture 
 
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ATLANTA, GHORGIA, THURSDAY, AUG. 25.1907 ee oe 8 N 
 
  
 
  
 
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To The Farmers Of once ee , De = 
 
Tam writing this ecneday morning, the last day of the ges- 
 
ibe of the Legislature. We have to hand in our copy to the  
You are not. eoing to read this until next: 
_ week but I just want to let you know what the Legislature has  
a done so far, affecting the farmers interest. 
 First and foremost, the campaign that we waged last sum- 
mer to eut out the Oily Boys has been written into the law, 
Tt: place of, over 200 Oil Inspectors scattered over the State 
drawing around $100.00 a month for: doing nothing, the num- 
ber has been reduced to six for the entire State. I am also 
proud to state that this oil inspection has been taken out of the 
- Department of Agriculture, it really had no connection with 
. farming. There was no constituted reason for its being placed. 
+ Yn the Department of Agriculture except to build up a political . 
machine. Tt is away from the Department. now, and we. can. . 
 
: concentrate our biter in assisting the. farmer sast that much 
 
2 more. 
~ The second bill that has passed was the one prouaine that: 
 
the Commissioner of Agriculture go in office January first af- 
 
| ter the date of his election. You will recall that I was elected 
ast fall, and that [ went in office on the 25th of June this sum- 
mer, The appropriation for running the various departments 
of State are made to run from January to January. We found 
in two departments of the Department of Agriculture that the 
 
< advocated this bill. 
 
ion that. all State House fore should: go in January Ist, al a 
 
ter the date of their election. Z 
 
A third bill that was passed to protect the Anrecvene was. 4 
one providing that I give a $50,000.00 bond. I also personally 
 
missioner of Agrieulture had never been required to give any 
bond although the Commissioner of Agriculture handles from 
 
one hundr ed to one thousand dollars a day in money and checks | 
coming in to pay for fertilizer tags and food stamps. 
 
The Vertilizes law which I advocated last summer to require. 
the fertilizer companies to have printed or labelled on the sacks 
 
of guano the exact number of. pounds of each fertilizer mate- 
 
rial used and the exact number of pounds of filler, worthless _ 
aS, fertilizer ; and also providing that the samples be sent in, in 
 
uae, and a marked sample left with the Ordinary, passed - 
 
the House yesterday by 124 to 46. It was transmitted to the  
 
Senate for their concurrence and is pending there today. 
 
. I do not: know whether we will be able to get a vote on it or 
not. I will do my best with the assistance of some of the Sen- 
ators and the 124 representatives from the House to try to get 
this measure of vital importance to you passed and made the 
 
_law of the State. If this bill is not passed, next week, I am going. 
_ to let you know the stand of the different Senators and Repre- 
 
sentatives in the House and Senate on this important measure 
 
Previous to my administration the Com- _ 
 
to you. Ga - 
The farmer je more talking ea and ~ fewer 
 
friends than any class of people on -Gods green earth. 
 
: Eugene Talmadge. 
 
eC appropr iations had been greatly over half expended. The head  
: of the Agricultural Department should go in January 1st. at 
 
the time that the appropriation begins to run for that office 
that year. This will be true in the future and I am of the opin- 
 
Address all mail to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, 
 
; P ces below are those which wholesalers were paying F. O. B. these consuming centers, the day this Bulletin : 
went to ae ae 20, 1927, _ REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES. 
 
MACON 
 
aefing 
 
SAVANNAH 
$2.00 100 lbs. 
2.00 100 lbs. 
3.25 100 Ibs. 
2.50 100 Ibs. 
oe doz. 
 
ATLANTA 
 
NONE ve $2.00. 100 lbs. 
100-1bs: = $2.00 1007 lbs, -=-7 : 
bbl 3.00 100: Ibs. . 2.70 100 Ibs. 
Ne 2.75 100 Ibs. , 3.50 100 Ibs. 
 
pAb. U8dgs 2 ve _ .80 doz. 
doz. : = 
 
COLUMBUS 
 
a =aiiget Potatoes, eee eS 
 
Sweet Pot. toes; 
- Irish Potatoes, _ 
- Gabbage, Green 
Eggs (Brown) 
EB hite as ees a es y : 
ee ON aoe, abe Iba 3 se 2 ah, 2 ae ae 
Roosters - 2 = Z -------- > 10 Ib. ee : Die ae = NONE LACT 
cs Frjers See . : } i : - : s - A pie lb. $ Be le : = .00 lb. 2 26 lb. 
frag ee : NONE ee 8 ee 
ee 8 ee So NON DG Oe ee 
: Shakey a! : ee (0. = NONE NONE 
. Casntee: Butter (hed Table) ~----- enna. One Ib. = s 45 Ib. NONE 
Country Butter (ooking) sen yhn -o = He 36-5255  (25 Ib. a  : 40 Tb. NONE 
~ Dried Apples : NONE Fos a NONE: NONE 
| Field Peas NONE  a ee NONE  ~ NONE 
~ Black Eyed Peas . aa<-: NONES = 53 I = oe Ab. NONE 
Brown Eyed Peas ~-c-..--------- taal 3 NONE NONE NE  NONE 
Lima Beans ; => NONE NONE 07 1-2 Ib. NONE 
Ga. Cane Syrup  .-5-=-6-4--- + <2 65 gal. 80. gal. . 1d gal. NONE 
Sorghum: Syrup oan eee eee eo e Fins aan atop see NONE. Z NONE | : : NONE : NONE | 
~ Corn Meal gh ms 2.20 96 Tb. 2.20 96 lbs. 2.55 96 lbs. ~ NONE  
~ Corn, No: 2: Whiie (sacked) ----------- Tatas 1.00 bu. as 1.00 bu. 115 bu NONE 
Oats No. 3 White (sacked) _-<------~- eee ae _ 62 1-2 bu. .60 bu. S 66 bu, NONE. 
Peanut Hay (tightly baled) eee 20.00 ton NONE 28.00 ton NONE  
: 22.00 ton NONE NONE NONE 
 
Peavine Hay - 
vorn Shucks. _ 9.00 ton NONE ae NONE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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Move than 200, 000 Geonele farier: and buyers will each week read | your ad. on n Georgia farm 
products that you can pas in this Bulletin o oe chores: : 3 : ee | : 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
 Cocrsia Products Fi irst 
 
Edited by Mrs. Norman Sharp, Aavisiout Director | State 
2 Bureau of Markets. 
 
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MARKET SUGGESTION 5 
 
If you have clingstone Bonclicg, figs or artichokes: on your. place, 
 
the writer suggests that. you ask a retail grocer near your home to 
 
_ offer these for-sale and also advise you to insert small sale ads in 
some local newspaper near your home town,  
 
These are delicacies that housewives in the a and cities would-| 
 
hike to procure at this time. - 
Tn offering your produets to the consumer direct, make your prices 
as attractive as a reasonable profit will permit. All women enjoy 
 
the thought ofa bargain price and will ey buy in larger quanti: 
ties if the price looks reasonable. 
 
Green tomatoes for pickling will also be in demand in the near fu- 
 
ture, and the Assistant Direetor of Markets suggests that you make 
provision for this lemand which will come a little later.  
In speaking with your local grocer or the manager of isneeal 
 
~ merchandise store, about handling your farm products, ask him to 
 
consider selling canned goods put up by organized girls county can- 
ning clubs. All canned goods put up by these organized clubs are 
 
under supervision of trained, expert government farm demonstra- | 
 
tion agents. They are prepared by tried and- tested formulas and 
have been sold on a commission plan - some  the ae retail 
grocers of Atlanta, Geargia. 
 
In talking with your local grocer or beac pierelo ada store. 
 
manager, explain to him that you and other farmers trade largely 
with him, purchasing such table food supplies as flour, coffee, sugar, 
 
salt, ete. that your farm does not produce, and many -other- products, : 
ous elnla commodities, ete., and ask him to co-operate with you by | 
 
~ selling your products Yor you and advocating the use of Georgia 
 
| _ grown food. products First. 
 
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Also request these dealers to give you ueouens as 6 how best 
 
to grade, pack and prepare your products for sale, as. those who deal 
 
. with the buying public, know the requirements of the buying public 
 
grocery business human and 
 
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_ better than any one else, ane will be the best authorities to advise 
yom t= . 
 
The writer believes the farmer fill and men. eonnce at with the 
sympathetic and just as willing to co- 
 
_WOMANS DEPARTMENT | fruit baskets, floor vases, serving 
 
operate { in the great economic probes. of advancing  the- func 
 
possibilities of the States agricultural resources as are the bankers, 
newspapers, civic organizations, ete. These men are in a position  
to render you valuable and certain assistance. Confer with them. 
 
In response to the campaign inaugurated by the State Bureau of. 
Markets looking towards the promotion of the use of Georgia pro- 
ducts the Hapeville Womans CluB is preparing to establish a curb 
market. This market will afford the farmers i in the vicinity of Hape- 
ville, Ga., an opportunity to sell to the consumer direct. ' ; 
 
The Rome. Ga., curb market sponsored by the Rome Womans 
Club, which has been successfully operated for more than five years, 
reports renewed interest and activity on the part of both the pro- 
ducer and consumer. This market is endorsed and Aupieried ye lead- 
ing mens civic organizations of Rome. a 
 
A number of grocers in. the State have ayeluntebred: their co-ope- | 
ration to the Bureau of Markets in promoting the sale of Georgia 
Products First. The head of one large wholesale dealers in foodstuffs  
reports to the Bureau that the profits to the retail grocer from the 
sale of Georgia grown table foods is usually greater than the profit 
.derived from shipped in products, which carry a large freight charge 
 
A number of the retail grocers wishing to help in the great eco- 
nomic problem of Georgias Agricultural development, have advised  
officials of the Bureau of Markets that an even closer co-operation | 
between the retail grocer and the Georgia farmer will be of mutual 
benefit, not only to the grocer and the farmer, but will be a great 
factor in keeping in the State the many millions of dollars now being | 
spent for foodstuffs raised outside of the State, ES os money - for: same 
going to farmers outside of Georgia. 
 
Many retail dealers have volunteered renewed interest i in the? cause 
of advancing the financial interests of Georgias agricultural resour- 
ces, and all agencies in the State, civie bodies and organizations wh 
lave not volunteered their assistance to this cause willbe invit 
and urged to lend unselfishly their aid in fe ones the x of Geo 
gia products. 
 
- Several well known and propitiant PWolesile Srocers have volun- 
teered to write articles for the benefit of Bulletin readers: suggesting 
improvements that the Georgia farmer can make in grading | an 
packing Fae products to be offered for sale. : 
 
  
 
Mrs M B Bishop, Rt 1 Farmington. name, quantity and price. 
 
remnants  of 
 
Miscellaneous . 
 
Marie Burnett, Dalton, Ga Rt 2 
Box 102, ladies wrist watch yellow 
 
\ gold 14 k, 15 jewel Swiss, is in good 
 
shape $8 or exchange for two. good 
 
pigs or 1 good shoat. 
 
Miss Jessie Cash, Rt 3, Flowery 
 
Branch, Ga fx esh yeast 10c per, Ikt of 
 
6 cakes. 
 
- Mrs E MeKie, Alto, Ga., Rt 1, old 
 
_ fashioned spinning wheel i in good con- 
 
_ dition, sell for $15, the purchaser to |- 
 
pay shipping charges. 
 
J O Whitmire, 150 Spring St., 
Gainesville, Ga 1 auto knitter, late 
model, best grade in good condition, 
never been used, will sell or trade. 
 
Mrs J B Stepens, Grantville Ga 3 
yeast cakes and recipe for old fash- 
joned light bread, and for the yeast 
 
 eakes for 10c.~ 
 
- Ga yeast cakes 6 for"10c or 16 cakes} 
 
Mrs Rosie Crowe, Rt 4, Cumining 
Ga pure nice clean duck feathers 75 
 
_per lb; add postage. 
 
Miss Florie Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger 
 
25e; new, dry catnip 25c cupfull. 
 
Mrs F O Gaddis, Rt 2, Dawsonville 
Ga white, silk waist size 42, 
 
never 
worn, slightly soiled, to- exchange for 
 
s AG _yds 36 inch percale or gingham; 
 
recipe for green tomato pickles, two 
kinds, and chow chow, 3 for 25c - 
- Mrs Geo B Daniel, Griffin Ga Rt, 
C, hand pings reled | flower, wall and 
 
trays, coaster and refreshment sets; 
hand made artificial flowers, reasona- 
 
ble or exchange for pure bred R I] 
 
Red pullets. : 
Mrs O D Woodruff, Greenville Ga 
 
well rooted boxwood plants (old fash-| 
 
ioned) $5 hun del; magnolia glacia 
trees 25c each, $12 hun; weeping wil- 
lows. large size $1, small. size 35c; 
 
rooted cape jasmine 35c  $2.50 | 
 
doz. 
 
Mrs T B Kemp, St Marys, Ga fresh 
home made pecan candy; one roll a 
specialty 40e to 85 Ib. ; 
 
  
 
Flowess and Seads For Sale 
 
Mrs WR Murphy Rt 5,  Ball 
Ground Ga; dbl jinquils 60c a hun; 
single jonquils 85e hun; dbl fringed 
poppy seed 10c a tablespoon: varie- 
gated pretty night seed 10 table- 
 
spoon. : 
 
  
 
  
 
WOMANS DEPARTMENT : 
' Wanted 
Wire Chas O Hooten, 1118 Railroad 
St LaGrange Ga wants to hear from 
reliable party who knows how to do 
all kinds of crocheting and emb., 
and wants to do work on halves; will 
 
furnish all materials and pay postage 
 
both ways; most of material will be 
unbleached mill cloth and_ thread, 
write. ; 
 
Ga wishes scraps or 
cloth to sew into quilts; state what). 
you are willing to pay per quilt and 
send pattern desired or will select 
pattern myself, customers to furnish. 
 
Mrs L H Saules, Cuthbert, Ga Rt 
2 wants to piece quilts parties to fur- 
nish material, will piece for half of 
seraps or $1 for each top. 
 
Mrs Chas O Hooten, 1118 Railroad 
St. LaGrange Ga., one small rooted 
cutting each of the following: crepe, 
beefsteak, grape leaf, maple, coral, 
and chicken gizzard begonias: 1 each 
of May and June, rattail, and crab 
claw cactus, well rooted; 12 good aS 
dbl blue, pink, white hyacinths; 
good bulb of August lily; 30 a 
white narcissus bulbs; 15 jonquil, 15 
daffodil bulbs; will exchange 25 yds|: 
-of cloth (mill ends) good for sheets, 
pillow cases, etc; would like to get 
all of the above from one or two 
 
| persons, write. 
 
Mrs L S Johnson, Sparta, Ga all 
kinds of fancy work, such as crochet- 
ing, tatting and* eiproidenne: 
 
offer on used brooder 1000 capacity 
in good shape and must be cheap. 
 
Mrs W J Middleton, (no address 
given) a tufting grape design.. 
L D Grady, Pooler,. Ga narcissus 
 
  
 
and gladiola bulbs state variety or 
 
Mrs W-R Lindsey, Lenox, Ga best} 
 
  
 
Mrs W F Hearne Rt 2, Gray Ga 
10 pullets and 1 cockerel Buff. Leg- 
horns; 1 cockerel Buff Plymouth  
Rock; 1 cockerel Buff Wyandotte all  
April and May. 1927 hatch, no. culls. 
 
Mrs W A Huff, Browns Crossing 
Ge all sizes flower pots, canvass elatte 
to make flower pit cover. 
 
Mrs D M Potter, Augusta, Ga. 
wants old fashioned quilt with flow- 
er design sewed on cut from shiney  
chinez also china dog, hob nail thumb  
print and clear blue glassware. . 
 
Mrs Kittie B Potter, 522 Green 
St.., Augusta, Ga., wants anything  
very old that you may have in your  
attic; she is interested in buying very 
old china, quilts, ornaments, furni- 
ture, etc., write full particulars. 
 
Mrs J F Drury, Waynesville, Ga., oy 
Rt 1, Box 51 wants to do any kind 
plain sewing cheap, -dresses 75c to 
$1, Teddys, slips, stepins, brassiers 
25e to 50c; parties to furnish mate- 
rial and pay postage. ee 
 
Mrs Chas Tidwell, Ellerslie, Ga to 
correspond with those who have Abe- 
lias, junipers, breath of spring, Jap- 
anese raspberry (Thunberg) for cae: 
giving price and height of same. - 
 
L D Grady, Pooler Ga; narcissus 
and gladiolus bulbs; state. variety or 
name, quantity and price,  
 
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 from Oxford. and fe st aA 2 
igh grade male bulls, 5 mos old, 
from reg. bull and high producing | 
da $10 each; reg Jersey heifer giv- 
ing milk $100; 2 high grade Jersey 
ows with first and one ve second 
 
WwW T Adams, Lavonia, Ga., 1 fine 
ifer calf half Holstein and Jersey 
fa and in good condition, two mos 
old; sell or exchange for 2 shoats, wt 
50 ibs each. 
J H Grantham, Dinevisw. Ga., large 
e oxen $110. 
A B Weatherly, Georgetown Ga., 
1ilk cows $50 to $75  
National Pecan Groves, Flintside, 
young Guernsey reg bull calves; 
Jso bull calves from reg sires and 
eavy producing cows; high grade 
rs, and heavy producing cows, 
rnsey and other grades. : 
SL Thornton & Son, Rt 2, Dewey 
, Ga., 1 reg Holstein bull my 
tate College of Agriculture; also 1 
is pure bred sons born last Oct; 
nice highly bred. fawn colored 
Jersey 14 mos old papers fur- 
shed cheap. | 
L.L Wallace, 247 N Hichidud Rs 
lanta 4 gal young Jersey cow $100; 
fresh in Jersey heifers $65 each; 
veral Jersey heifers 3 to 8 mos old, 
yuld exchange for market poultry. 
N T Polk, Rt A, Athens, Ga., 2 
oroughbred Jersey heifers to calve 
t. March and-April, perfect mark- 
gs $35 each; 2 thoroughbred Agri- 
cultural stock A to calve next spring 
for 1. $15 for other; 2 fifteen 
eenths Jerseys 1. to. calve-. mn 
31 us the eines in summer $25 and 
 
rs g B Saxon, Sylvania, Ga., 1 
 
a fine Jersey heifer from reg. 
 
k $35 1 year old. 
 
J Pearson, Alto, Ga., 1 heifer 
 
reshen March 1 with 1st calf $25; 
 
red to Prince Paul. 
H M Hall, Woodville, Ga., 1 for: 
y and Guernsey mixed milk -cow 
o condition $30. 
 
-C Alfred, Rt 1, Buckhead, Ga., 
reg Jersey bull calves. exchange for 
142- H P gasoline engine or kero- 
 
engine. 
 
Woodlawn Nursery, Rt 3, Green- 
le, Ga., 1, good milk cow fresh in 
 
J MeMichen, Rt 2, Aeworth, Ga 
gerade Jersey 15 mos old $20. 
orner Spring and Harris Sts., 
blood registered Guernsey bull. 
Five and half years old, wt about 
f pounds, fine individual; write 
or -eall for details. 
 
HEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
~ Wyman Landrum, Re 1, Warrenton 
26 goats. 
Mrs M N Rilehrea: Aviation, Ga 
1 Toggenberg kid 4 mos old Sept 6, 
daughter of King Int., not sub to reg, 
hand raised. fine pet for children $5; 
sweeden milk goat strain. < 
FE Bowman, Buford, Ga., few 
Shropshire rams sell or exchange 1 
es m for 2 ees Bronze turkey 
ens. <.. 
 
  
 
  
 
5; HOGS FOR SALE 
 
sor Birk, Rt 2, Madison, \Ga., 1 
 
ack guinea sow and 6 pigs 2 1-2 
mos old $35 for lot fob or $4 each 
for pigs $11 for sow. 
 
Wa Summer, Adrian, Ga., Big} 
bone blue guinea pigs. 
oe L Hilson, Mitchell, Ga., nice 
shoat pigs mixed with Essex and = C 
 
6 or the lot for Soo. = ss 
 
mes Braselton, Braselton, Ga., 
reg pure bred O I C pigs 7 weeks old 
with pedigrees, out of Champion 
prze takers, $12.50 each; can give 
ow and boar no kin; 1 ree OI CG 
boar 4 mos old extra fine with pedi- 
gree $22. 
 
J T Brooks, Rt 1, Tignall, Ga., 7 
big bone P C female pigs with reg 
papers $10 each. 
 
_LH Cousins. Greenwich Ga., 7 mos 
 
ae gts ae betwen big and little 
 
Alfred M Eller, Titus, Ga., SOWS 
and pigs sell or exchange. for milk 
ows or good table syrup. 
Nationa] Pecan Groves Go), 
 
  
 
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Flint- | 
 
alee Weatherly, Choris wn. 
 
pigs. $3 each, shoats $5 from Pee 
 
stock. 
Pine Hill Dairy, Pawns. Ga. 
 
31 nie Duroe shoats wt 100 to 140 
lbs-make 500 Ib hogs sell by wt at 
 
market price. 
 
Riley C Couch, Turin, Ga., 1 pure 
bred big bone P CG thrifty gilt 3 mos|  
 
old $9.50. 
 
W W Cash, Rt 3. Flowers Branch E 
 
Ga., 8 nice fat pigs, 7 weeks old 
pure bred P C crossed with pure big 
bone Berkshire $7 each. 
 
L H Edenfield, Rt 3 Stillmore Ga 
 
Duroc Jersey boar pigs spring farrow 
 
60 lbs each $16 each or $30 pair reg 
in buyers name. 
 
Burl Camp Dodbacvale Ga., Rt 
3 B, P C boar thoroughbred but not 
reg wt about 275 lbs $30. 
 
H M Hall, Woodville, Ga., 3 P Cc 
and Duroc Jersey mixed Pigs few 
weeks old $5. 
 
OW Smith, Gordon, Ga., 1 big 
black*guinea boar 15 mos old 
gentle, wt 250 lbs. 
 
J H Shirley, Baxley, Ga., will ex- 
change P C gilts 85 or 45 Ibs wt, for 
good coon and opossum dogs, "also 
has Essex hogs any size.  
 
ML Dowdy, Rt 1, Box 54, White 
Plains, Ga., 8 pigs cross of Duroc and 
P C8 and 16 weeks old, write for 
prices and description.. 
 
Ss H Johnson, Mitchel, Ga., 12 big 
bone guinea pigs 8 weeks $5 each. 
 
C L Fuller, Curryville, Ga. big 
bone biack P C gilts and boars 2 mos 
 
old Liberator, can be Teg in buyers} 
 
name, 
Oakhurst Plantation, Oakhurst Ga 
S PC pigs 8 weeks old reg in buyers 
 
name $10; ree S P C sows bred to| 
 
reg boar no akin $40. 
H W Law, Eastman, Ga., reg black 
Essex 8 weeks old either sex $12 ea. 
F F Keown, Tunnell Hill, Ga., out- 
standing Jersey Duroc boar 10 mos 
old $35 or $40 del; 12 litter spring 
gilts $15. 
 
Austin & Atkins, Wildwood, Ga., | 
 
pure bred big bone black P C pigs. 
 
PG Ware, Mt. Vernon, Ga.,. fine 
LO: T Cbilts wt about 125 Ibs not reg 
 
$20 each. 
 
Qbie: Jeffords, Waresboro, Ga., -out- 
standing reg yearling Hampshire 
good blood and size. 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
 
  
 
W A Parrish, Rt 3, Thomasville, 
 
Ga., 1 mule $40 or exchange for feed- 
er pies or milk cow.  
 
B C Anthony Rt 3 Columbus, Ga 
red mare mule, work anywhere, wt 
about 900 lbs $100. 
 
A N Adams, Elberton, Ga., Rt 9, 
 
1 Kentucky jack. 
OW Wilmot, Rt 1, Achtanas Ga. J 
fine bay mare good Ky stock wt 1000 
lbs age 7 years, sell or exchange for 
Ford. 
 
A J. Michen, Rt 2, Acworth, Ga., 
1 black mare mule 9 years old wt 
1000 Ibs $100. 
 
J O Adair, Rt 1, Rutledge, Ga., 
good trusty horse and buggy. 
 
P E Brewer, Rt 1, Latmber City Ga 
1 healthy mule and buggy in fair 
 
condition. mule gentle, suitable for| 
 
children $20 for both. 
 
Noah A Dixon,-Rt 4, Box 82 
 
Blackshear, Ga., 1 nice young bay 
 
mare 6 years old wt 900 lbs gentle 
work anywhere $125 cash or ex- 
change for any well bred hogs any 
wt up to 150 Ibs. 
 
J O Harris, Rt 3, Dalton, Ga., 2 
mules and 2 mares sell or exchange 
fob Ford car or cattle.  
 
AN Wiggins, Rt 2, Fitzgerald Ga 
3 or 4 mules. 
 
T W McAllister, Buena Vista, Ga 
1 jack and 6 brood mares. 
 
G H Horne, Rt 2. Chester Ga., oy 
bred mare mule wt 1000 lbs $150 cash 
1 black mare mule wt 1100 Ibs $150 
cash; cane mill and boiler $35 cash 
' H J Pearson, Alto, Ga., 1 mare 
mule 1000. lbs wt color red work or 
drive $60. 
 
G W Green, Cedartown, Ga., Rt 5, 
1 smal] mule wt 800 Ibs or exchange 
for motorcycle. 
 
cleaned burr clover seed free of ob- 
 
stock for seed $2 bu. 
 
pler rust proof oats bright and re- 
-| cleaned 80c bu. 
 
M oe Airsvill, Ga.,. 
ere corn meal $1. 
 
50 bu corn in shuck $1 bu, 80lbs per 
bushel. 
 
J E Rogers, Preston, Ga. new crop 
water ground meal $1.15 bu, 60c 1-2} 
bu; cash with, order. 
 
Clover, Hay, and Other Grains 
P G Walker, Jr., Madison, Ga., car 
load bright baled oat straw.  
 
SL Thornton, Rt 2, Dewey Rose, 
Ga., choice crimson clover seed in 
chaff 7 1- 2c lb;:early Southern burr 
clover seed thrice screened $1 bu.  
 
LH Cousins, Greenville, Ga., burr 
clover seed $1 bu. . 
 
Dan Shipp, Finleyson, Ga., hay; 
clover, timothy and alfalfa car load 
prices. * 
 
J S' Jones, Rt 2, Buford, Ga., sev- 
eral 100 lbs burr clover seed 8 Ib 
uncleaned. 
 
SB Kinard, Jackson, Ga., re- 
sey onaD ie seed 8e Ib. 
 
Oats, Wheat, Rye and Flour 
JA Abernathy, Rockmart, Ga., 
Cokens pedigreed No 6 Abruzzi rye, 
free from seed $1.75 bu. 
B F Murphy, Sandersville, Ga. 5 
blue stem wheat select recleaned 
 
Marshall Lewis, Rt 2, Rydal, Ga., 
recleaned Abruzzi rye. $2. bus? 
 
J Percy Pope, Monticello, Ga., 
Tenn blue stem recleaned seed wheat 
in even wt bags. $2 bu 
 
H Tom Raley, Agricola, Ga., anf 
bus May wheat $2 bu. 
 
GD Hays, Morganton, Ga., N Ga 
tall growing seed rye $2. 25 bu in 
2 1-2 bu bags. 
 
oo idee. Rt 1, Calverton: Ga., 
300 bus Texas rust proof seed oats 
clean and treated for smut last fall 
$1 bu in 5 bu bags, price subject to 
change. | 
 
MF Lewis, Adairsville, Ga. re- 
cleaned Abruzzi rye $1.90 bu; whole 
wheat Graham flour $4  100 lbs; 
straight flour same price. 
 
T Sparks, Ruby, Ga., Ga grown 
rye $1.60 bu in, 15 bu lots or more. 
 
Hampton Orchards, Hemp, Ga., Ga 
tall growing rye.  
 
Riley C Couch, Turin, vas select 
Bancroft seed oats 90c bu. 
 
F L Asbury, Clarkesville, Ga tall 
North Ga seed rye $1.50 bu. 
 
T F Hefner, Adairsville, Ga., 35 
bus Abruzzi rye $2 bu. : 
 
Clay L Brown, Rt 1, Hartwell Ga 
100 to 125 bus Abruzzi rye and 25 
bus rye and hairy vetch mixed $2 and 
$2.50 bu. 
 
Boone Suddath, Mayeville, Ga., 
350 to 400 bus Abruzzi rye $1.75 bu 
del in 10 bu lots or more to any Ga 
Point; otherwise $1.85 bu in 10 bu 
ots 
 C N Adams, Social Circle, Ga., Ap- 
 
Otis G Rawls, Williamson, Ga., 500 
bus Hatsings 100 bu eae make of 
fer. 
 
W J Grier, Clermont, Ga., Abruzzi 
 
  
 
52 Edgewood Ave., collard seed true 
 
  
 
rye $1.75 bu. 
 
SEEDS FOR SALE 
Truckers Seed Co., Atlanta, Ga., 
 
Ga. arid Buncombe purple top White 
Globe turnip, white egg, seven top, 
Southern prize, Sou curled mustard, 
rutabaga, all prepaid 40c lb exp lots 
30c lb;all cabbage seed 75c. 
 
= W. M. Thornton, Jesup, Ga., 4 lbs 
of 1927 crop of mustard seed $1 for 
the lot prepaid. 
 
Kieffer McGee, Bowersville, Ga., 
choice bright crimson clover.seed in 
chaff 10c per lb fob shipping point, 
put up in strong bags. 
 
Miss Marie Bestles Rt 2, Bremen 
Ga., Box 81, 7 top turnip "seed 24c 
pound. 
 
C W Lane, Valdosta, Ga., best 
Long Island cabbage seed 50c 1-4 
lb, $1.50 Ib. 
 
'W W Williams, Quitman, Ga., cabs 
 
bage $1 lb, collards 50c, turnips 35c, 
mustard 25c,. Bermuda onion $38, 
Ruby Kine pepper $8, tomatoes $1. 
 
2 
-| bunch and pole same price. 
 
W F Sanders, Rt 1, Buchanan Gal. 
 
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bE nap 
 
_ McEver Seed and Plant Co., Bras- 
elton, Ga, all kinds cabbage seed $1. 
lb; all kinds turnip seed 35c Ib; beets, 
Spinach, carrots 40c Ib; write for com 
plete list. 
 
Ethel Etheridge, Rt 8, Lavonia Ga 
mixed turnip seed best varieties 15e 
lb; carrot seed 10 teaspoon; Boston 
heading lettuce seed same price all 
1927 crop, add postage. 
 
G C Connell, Whigham, Ga., collard 
seed 1927 crop 20c lb no orders 
less than 5 Ibs. 
 
J Ponder, Whigham, ae Ga 
collard seed 1927 crop and recleaned 
1 to 5 lbs 22c lb; 5 to 25 Ibs 20c; 
100 Ib lots 17c Ib. 
 
Southern Plant Co., Braselton, Ga 
new, stone, red rock, greater Balti- 
more tomato seed $1 lb; Livingston 
globe $3.75 lb; cabbage any variety 
$1 lb; yellow Bermuda onions $2.50 
Jb; Cryston way $3. 75; beets 75c lb; 
 
turnip any variety 40c Ib; rape 25 to 
100 lbs 12c Ib, 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE. 
 
Dorris Seed Co., 109 Ashley Street 
Valdosta, Ga., cabbage, tomato and 
collard plants $1 M. 
 
Valdosta Plant Co., Valdosta, Ga 
frost proof, succession, Copenhagen . 
Market, Flat Dutch, drum head, 
Charleston Wakefield cabbage, Ga. 
collard and Greater Baltimore toma- 
to plants 500 85c; $1.50 M, 5 M or 
more $1 per M, 
 
W W Williams, Quitman, Ga., cab- 
bage, collard and tomato plants $1 | 
per M; onion plants $1.25 M. 
 
\ Bruce Whis Plant Co., Valdosta, 
Ga., Charleston Wakefield, Jersey 
Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Succession, 
and drum: head cabbage, Greater Bal- 
timore and Matchless tomato and 
Ga collard plants 85c 500; $1.50 M; 
del 500: $1.50; $2.50 M. 
 
J M Nix, Rt 1, Flowery Branches 
Ga., Greater Baltimore tomato, lead- 
ing varieties cabbage and collard 
plants 20c 100; 50c 300; 75 500; 
$1.25 M, all del. 
. Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery 
Branch, Ga., new stone and Greater 
Baltimore tomato, Charleston and 
-Flat Dutch cabbage plants 25c 100; 
 
50c 300; 75 500; $1. 25 per M; 5 
 
M $4.50, 10 M. $8. 
 
eae Powell, Pittsburg, Ga., ever- 
bearing and Cooper strawberry plants 
 
  
 
| also seven top turnip seed sell or 
 
exchange. 
 
Mrs Z M Storey. Thomson, Ga., 
mint plants poinsettia 30c each; nice- 
ly rooted Ga collard plants 25e 100; 
tomato plants 40c 100.  
 
ston, Ga., early Jersey, Wakefield and 
sure head cabbage and Ga _ collard 
plants 40c 100, $1.50 M; 5 M $6.50. 
10 M $11.50; all del well rooted. 
 
Sou Plant Co., Braselton, Ga. new 
stone tomato, flat dutch and Charles- 
ton Wakefield cabbage plants $1.25 
per M del cash.  
 
E C Cheney, Stephens, Ga., 40 M 
late flat dutch cabbage plants now  
ee 20 100; 75e 500; $1.25 per  
 
EC Wingo, Flowery Branch Ga 
Charleston Wakefield, flat dutch all 
season and Danish ball head cabbage 
and Greater Baltimore tomato plants 
500 90c; $1.25 M; del; $1 M col. 
 
Miss Fannie Hathcock, Portah, Ga 
everbearing strawberry plants 40c 
100 orexchange for dried apples, 
peaches or onions and Irish potatoes. 
 
C F Maddox, Rt 2, Buford, Ga., 
early flat dutch and Chaleston Wake- 
field cabbage, true heading variety 
collad, Greater Baltimore and new 
 
grown from guaranteed pure -seed 
200 45c; 75ce 500; $1.20 M;-5 M or . 
more 90c M all del. to Ga points. \ 
Dorris Plant Co., Valdosta, Ga., 
cabbage, tomato and collard plants 
a ready, prompt shipment $1 per 
 
Clements Plant Co., Sandersville, 
Ga., best varieties strawberries plants 
$3 per M. 
 
Mrs Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga., ev- 
exbearing strawberry ee $1 100, 
 
  
 
Mrs T C Floyd, Rt 2, nip ley, Ga 
 
$7.50 M 
 
  
 
li. Gibson, Rt, Box 47, B: Folk. 
 
stone tomato, pimento sweet pepper,  < 
    
 
     
 
    
    
   
 
  
 
    
 
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" ville, Ga., Ga collards 15 100, $1.25 
 
     
  
 
30c 100; 75e 300. 
 
    
   
   
 
catur, Ga., everbearing 
plants 50c 1000 in quantities of 200 
~ or > more. 
 
      
    
   
  
 
*- Ga., Danish ball head, 
_ Wakefield, Flat Dutch and all seasoin 
cabbage and Greater Baltimore and 
- eollard plants 90c 500; $1.25 M del; 
Ol M: col. 
 
William Ward, Rt-1, Adairsville 
Ga. elms, maples, silver poplars, ce- 
dars, black June cherries, red May 
 
cherries, large mill goose plums, pur- 
 kle Damson plums, concord grapes, 
_ (arge strawberries large and full of 
a p Teoms from Easter to August; send 
stamps for price list. 
WC Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga., fine 
 
cabbage, tomato and collard plants 
oe 75c; $1.25 M; bell pepper $2 per 
 
Charleston 
 
    
   
   
  
    
   
  
    
  
   
   
    
  
     
     
   
   
  
 
Mrs Anna Crowe, Rt 1, Gainesville 
- Ga., fall and winter heading cabbage 
pants and tomatoes 75c 500; $1.25 
- M de!; exp collect $1 M; 5 M 90c M; 
%5e M for 10 M. 
 
Green Mt. Farm, Gainesville, Ga., 
- tomato,, collard and cabbage plants 
$1.25 per M del; 5 M or more $1 
 
fob. 
 
_ D Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga., lead- 
ing cabbage, tomato and lettuce plant 
7. 800 75e3 $1.50 M del; missionary 
- ridge and Klondyke strawberry plant 
tee 100; $3.50 M. 
 
Ja  McMillan,. Rtas Box 168, De- 
= a Ga everbearing strawberry 
- plants 50c 100, in quantities of 200: 
 
or more. delivery to suit buyer. 
J C Allen, Gainesville, Ga Rt 2, 
Ga collard 15 100; $1.25 M; Lady 
 
  
    
     
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
    
  
   
   
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
   
  
   
    
  
   
  
   
  
   
 
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Georre L Durand, . Gainesville, Ga., 
 
  
   
  
   
   
  
 
more tomatoes plants 20c 100, or 
$1.25 M; Ga collards 15 100 or $1 
Me 
 
    
  
   
 
McHver Seed and Plant Co., Bras- 
elton, Ga., New Stone tomato, head- 
ing collards, all 500 75c; $1.25 M, 
delivered $1, M collect. yellow and 
Crystal wax Bermuda onion plants. 
Sept 15 delivery 500 75c; $1.50 M 
del: $1 M collect. cash with order. 
 
Mrs Mary. Collins, Cordele Ga.,. 
a Ga everbearing strawberry plants 50 
hun. $4 -M. 
 
C T McMillan, Gainesville - 
 
  
    
   
    
   
  
    
  
     
      
    
   
 
_ pecan trees, fall delivery, write for 
price. 
 
Mrs Rosie Crowe, Rt 4, Cumming 
Gaz Ga collard plants 15 per 100; 
aor: 95. 1000, infproved everbearing 
_ strawberry plants 40c 100. 
 
-_ Mrs Mary Lou Duran, Gainesville, 
Ga.. Ga collard plants $1 M or 15 
100; New- Stone Greater Baltimore 
 
tomatoes plants $1.25 M or 20c 100; 
 
Lady Thompson. Bere Derry plants 
0c 100 or $3 M. 
 
: Evergreen Plant Farm, Flowery 
eas Ga., Stone and Baltimore to- 
mato plants and Ga collards 15c 100; 
per M del. 5 M lots 85c M fob; also 
ee strawberry plants 400 100 
-or $2.50 M del. 
i W A Landrum, Carnesville, Ga: 
cs -Klondyke strawberry plants. 
- E T Almon, Midland, Ga. Cal. and 
a OG mde: river hedge plants 20 inches 
high $3 per hundred, $20 M.. 
 
- W_O Waldrip, Flowery Branch Ga} 
Charleston Wakefield cabbage, true 
Ga collards, new stone and Greater 
- Baltimore tomato plants $1.25 per 
~ 1000 del; 5000 $1 M exp col; Klon- 
. dyke strawberry plants: $2. 75 1000 
= del. : 
 
     
   
     
   
   
   
      
     
   
   
      
    
    
  
 
   
     
     
   
     
    
     
      
    
   
    
  
 
  
 
  
  
  
   
   
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
: Mrs W D Hopkins, Rt 4,. Canon, 
Ga old fashioned shellots for August, 
and Sept. planting .40c per gal del, 
or ee for 2 gals; no stamps accepted. 
 
   
   
   
   
   
    
   
 
R is Tribble, Rt. 2, , Atlanta te sev- 
eral varieties. fancy pigeons includ- 
Ing fantails, pouters, tumblers, Birm- 
- ingham rollers, sell or exchange for 
Carneaux, kings or poultry of any 
 
Mrs Willie Allen, Rt 2, Gaines- 
_-M>: Lady Thompson strawberry plants 
 
J C McMillan, Rt 2, Box 168 De- 
strawberry 
 
C S Wingo, Rt 1, Flowery Branch 
 
Thompson strawberries 30 hundred | 
 
Rt 2, new stone and  Greater Balti-|- 
 
ca 
_ nursery stock, leading varieties also} 
 
| cooking $1.50 bu del. 
 
| Miss Jessie Cash, Rt 8, Flo 
Branch Ga., large pods. sweet Ruby 
 
quantities; long pod hot green pep- 
per for pickles etc, 35c gal. 
 
Mrs C T Tallent. Lula, Ga.. sweet 
Ruby King bell peppers 40c gal. 
Mrs C T Williams, Rt 6, Dallas Ga 
white nest onions 50 gal. del; $3, 75 
bu del. 
 
Mrs J L Vollrath, Winston, Ga., 
ereen shelled field peas 10c dbs over 
> lbs del; 15 Ibs $1. 
 
green and white peppers 25c qt or 
exchange for red or white nest on- 
ions. 
 
WT Newell, Rt 2, Ashland a 
ae nest onions 18 Ib, cash with 
order > 
Mrs J A Wilson, Martin Ga., wil 
lets wonder English peas for Oct and 
Nov planting 380c lb; red multiply- 
ing onions $2.25 bu; purple top and 
yellow globe turnip seed 25c 1D. 
 
Mrs R Robinson, Rt 3, Greenville, 
| Ga., large white nest onions sound 
and dry 60c pk; $4 bu del. 
 
Clements Plant Co., Sandersville 
Ga., large quantity bell, pimento and 
hot peppers make offer on bu ham- 
 
ers, 
Mrs Edith Whatley, Rte 2; College 
Park, Ga., 75 lbs hot green_cayenne 
pepper per week 9c lb in 5, 6, and 
7 |b baskets; _ green bell pepper. 45 
pk cash. 
W R Shell, R F D 2, Benin, Ga 
red multiplying shallots, 1 ib" 1503 
2 Ibs 25c; larger quantities 10c Jb. 
George 'N D. Melville, Rt 3, Box 
13, Calhoun, Ga., old "fashion red 
shellots for August planting 40 gal, 
or exchange for white nest onions -or 
table peas. 
Mrs T W Mathews, Rt 3, Marietta 
Ga., 59 Ib-old fashion shellots. Te lb 
or lot oo. : 
 
- Mrs G V Norman, Rt 1, Dewey 
Rose, Ga., yellow multiplying proli- 
fic onions 25e qt. : 
 
E G Summers, Rt 2, Senoia, Ga., 
200 lbs old fashion multiplying shel- 
lots 10c lb. 
 
C.F Maddox, Rt 2, Buford Ga., 
old fashion shellots trimmed and re- 
cleaned for planting 10c lb; 82. 50 bu 
of 32 Ibs del. 
John M Moseley, Rt 2, Soperton, 
Ga., white nest onions sets or fall 
planting 10c lb or exchange for ap- 
ples or pears or young chickens at 
reasonable prices. ~ 
 
Mrs Ethel Reach, Rt 1, Gainesville 
Ga., nest onions 35 gal, .65c pk, 
$2. BY bu. Ss 
 
FRUITS FOR SALE 
 
-G B Elder, Cornelia, Ga., 400 No. 
83 cans Ga bell peaches 1926 crop. 
 
Mrs:D E Hodges, Manassas, Ga., 
pine apple pears $1.25 or exchange 
for canning apples bu for bu, 
J S Crowe, Rt 4, Cumming Ga., 
large winesap apples for eating or 
 
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Randolph GC Williams, Mt Vernon 
oF good Keiffer Bartlett pears $3 
W C Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga., fine 
cooking and eating apples $1. 50 bu; 
fancy stock, graded, handpicked. ~~ 
Mrs J B Kemp, St Marys Ga., fig 
preserves, heavy syrup pints 40c3 gti 
80c cas 
 
Mrs GV Norman. Re -1; Dewey 
Rose, Ga., fresh sundried apples 18 
lb; 25 No. 3 cans peaches 30c each; 
4 eleven oz jars fig preserves 50c 
oe 24 pt cans fig preserves 50c 
eae 
 
  
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
C-L Mitchell R F D 2, Box 162 
Kite, Ga., Porto Rican potatoes $1.50 
per: bu of 60 Ibs del; or $1 fob;-no 
order accepted for Jess than 2 bu. 
 
J C. Rutledge, Rt 8, Forsyth Ga 
Porto. Rican potatoes $1. 25 per ham-|. 
per. 
 
PB Barrs, Quitman, Ga., Porto 
 
Rican potatoes in any quantity bulk 
or bags... 
 
Giant pepper 25 doz; furnish large] 
 
Mrs J B Stevens, Genie. Gas 
 
| for gun or rifle or anything of value. 
 
buck 6 mos old, and 5 females 5 mos 
 
/5 to 50 lb bags del 20e Ib; in pod by 
 
best. grade for quick sale $1.75 bu, 
 
gal pure Ga eane 
 
| grade, packed 12 pint cans to case 
J C-Bonner, Hahira, Ga., state in- $ 
 
miles. 
 
Matha 
 
pair or entire lot, 4 DUSK: and 3 oce 
for $5. 
 GC W Price, Rt 2, Gis . 
4 grown rabbits, 2 white and 2 gray 
only 1 male $2.50." | 
 
L'C Fortenberry, Riel; Box 83, 
Blairsville Ga., pair of big Mt owls 
pets; tame as they can be, they wont 
leave at all; reasonable price; they 
 
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write. 
 
LC Biiodee. Gry 
greed Chinchilla ra 
mature stock.. 
 
T L Tribble, Rt 2, Avante Ga., 
racing homers, fantails, kings, mon- 
daines, and other pigeons sell or exc 
for chickens. 
 
Loyd Byess, Holeomb, Ga., 1 white 
buck, 1 black and white doe both 6 
mos old; 8 black and white and 3 
white ones 2 mos old, sell or exe 
 
sville, Ga., pedi 
bits young and 
 
L E William & Son, Ty Ty, Ga., 
white pink eye rats 1dc to 25e. each 
or exchange. 
 
LL Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave 
Atlanta, Ga., 2 erested 2 year old 
Seifert roller made canaries $10 ea; 
lemon colored cage singers $7.50 and 
$10 each; female canavies ready to 
breed $3 each; baby red head and 
yellow head parrots $12.50 and $15 
each; ring neck doves $6 pair exc 
any for: market poultry. ; 
 
D Z Lindsey, Rockledge, Ga., 2 
New Zealand red bucks 7 mos old 
$1.25 each or exchange for 2 does 
same age and breed. 
 
wheat, cows, hogs, etc. 
 
James Beverly, Moultrie, Ga., white 
pink eye rabbits $1 pair. 
 
Mrs W E Green, Powersville, Ga 
young roller canaries green and yel- 
low birds, from imported stock males 
$7.50, females $3 or exchange 1 pair 
of canaries for pat full bred Collie 
pups, 
 
3 pair pigeons Carneaux sell $1.50 
pair or exchartige for 1 pig of any 
breed or 5 white leghorn pullets. 
 
-exchange 1 excellent pair canaries 2 
years old valued at $12. 50 for Buff 
Orpington pullets 6 mos old, 1 pair 
raises 15 to 25 birds. 
 
L N Patten, Abbeville, Ga., eanary 
birds cheap. 
Mrs Ada Weaver, Bowersville, Ga 
1 black buck rabbit 1 .year old $1 
or exchange for white buck same age 
also bantams roosters and hens. | - 
R A. Russell, 222 Ga Aves S EF 
Atlanta, Ga., 6 Chinchilla rabbits 1 
 
old,. will furnish papers for reg; also 
pair New Zealand reds and 4 young 
ones no papers; $20 for Chinchillas 
$5 for reds. 
 
F P Hicks, Rt B, Box 100, Savan- 
 
eons $25 or exchange for R I Reds, 
leghorns or ancona hens. 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
Mrs W M Luckey, Matthews, Ga. 
butter beans shelled late - variety in 
 
$2:25 bu fob; 1-2 hampers $1. 20; 
cash orders; shipments twice weekly. 
J J Whitaker, Dalton, Ga., lady 
peas 15c lb del: brown and blue eyed 
Crawders 8c Ib. 
 
OW Beale, Rt 5, Lawrence- 
ville Ga, 1 bu Otootan beans, sound, 
 
or exchange for pet stock, rats or 
rabbits, or cotton baskets or -anyl 
Gane: of value. . 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE_ 
A W Pullen, McRae, Ga., 2,000 
syrup, medium 
 
1 per case fob McRae, Ga., lots of 
100 gals and above del within 150 
 
catch all rats, mice. and lizzards, ete;|. 
 
John O Ellis, Kennesaw, Ga., 25' 
pairs extra Plymouth Rock. homing 
pigeons; 25 pairs French. Carneaux 
pigeons $2 pair, or exchange for corn, 
 
James Arthur, Rt 3, Shellman, Ga | 
 
Mrs P D Rubin, Hapeville, Ga will 
 
nah, Ga., 17 white Swiss Mt. pig-} py 2 Brelel gee = 
 
mink ducks 4 to 10 weeks old $2 for  A 
 
  
  
  
   
  
 
See Mor org: E er = egrets 
Flemish rabbits $1 oe or "si, 50. per | 8al; 40 | 
 
   
 
Ps ohn = eas. Rt cS Box 98 Milan 
Ga., fine Ga cane syrup: in gal cans 
60c. per gal fob Milan, Ga. can fur- 
nish 35 or 40 gals. 
 W H Davis, 312 Montgomery St., 
Savannah, Ga., pure Ga cane syrup  
 
in 35 gal bbls; dark cane molasses 
40c per gal in 58 gal bbls. 
 
W C Dailey, McDonough, Ga., 800 
gal sorghum cane syrup in ats, 1-2 
gal and 1 gal new tin cans, make best 
O1er 
Riley C Couch, Turin, Ga., heavy 
ribbon cane syrup in new gal. buckets 
 
in new gal buckets 60c gal. 
 
EM Herrin, Manor Ga. No 1 Ga 
cane syrup 5 and 10 lb cans 65c per 
10 lb can, 35 per 5 lb can. 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP- 
PLIES FOR SALE e3 
 
John A Crummey, Doctortown Ga 
pure extracted honey put up as fol- 
lows fob Doctortown,. Ga., 12 5lb 
pails to ease $7.50; 6 10 Ib pails to 
 
  
 
insured $1. 50; 4 large bbls of about 
50 gal each at $1.10 per gal. 
 
bright honey in 5b cans $1.30 del. 
D F Thomas, Odum, Ga., section 
honey made from the gallberry $4.50 
 
case for No 2s. 
Reeves Scarborough, Higleyson, Ga 
complete stock 10 frame equipment 
 
plete; 2 queen. excluders, 1 comb hon- 
ey super; 3 shallow super complete; 
8 frame equipment, 2 hives of bees, 
 
queen excluders, 3 shallow super com- 
plete; Bee smoke veil tools imbeder, 
2 bee escapes and few more varieties 
included, shallow supers and_ hives 
made at home of cypress, other sup- 
plies for bees best- quality; three 
banded Italian bees, free of disease, 
all one. year old, a bargain $25; 
owner moving to town. 
 
$1.50 per can or 6 cans $8. 
 
BARRELS DUCKS, GUINEAS FOR 
SALE 
 
 W Price, Rt 2. Cedartown, Ga 
 
: pure 
 
  
 
Indian runner drakes, 
$1.50 each. 
 
Mrs H H Moon, Rydal, Ga, 1 bia Z 
Muscovey drake and 1 duck $1.50 | 
each or $3 for the 2. 
 
Mrs Lauren Noble, Trenton, Ga., 
pure bred. Indian runner drakes $1. 75 
each. 
 
Mrs Mary Covina. Cordele, Ga. 2  
fine pure bred, early April hatched  
 
stock $5. each. 
Gantwood Farm, Meigs, -Ga., white 
 
lards, young stock $1 each. he 
LE Williams & Sons, Ty Ty, Ga., 
1 trio Museovey ducks 
$5, 10 ducks 3. eres 
1927 hatch. 
 
Mrs B. T Baldwin, Bockinas Ga 
 
1.50 each, 
 
Hees 1 mother duck and 14 young ones. = 
Mrs VH Thompson, Bluffton Ga. _ 
26 pure bred, white Emberdeen 
 
geese, write for prices. 
 
R A Cravey, Milan, Ga., Rt 1, Bok 2 
98, large white Mammoth Pekin 
 
and 1 drake. -$5 fob Milan Ga., 
1927 March hatehed 
with orders. 
 
Miss Inez Pisses: RFD 1, Wadley 
Ga trio Indian runner ducks 1927 
hatch $8. 
 
G T Murphy, Winder Ga Rt 4, 9 
ducks, 3 drakes and 6 ducks T5e a, 
or $6. for lot. 
 
_ Mrs L S Hope, Ludowici, Ga., Rt 
1, Turkey tom $5; 8 March hatched 
turkeys $2.75 each: 3 turkeys April 
hatch $1.50 each; 3 turkey hens $6 
or $87.50 for the lot, cash with order.  
 
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Beneoiige, Rt 3, a Ga. 
 
   
 
  
 
Spected Porto Rican potatoes $1. 15 
bu in ve to 20 bu lots. 
 
    
 
Ga., Rt 2, 9 fine geese, mixed stock, 
make best offer. os ve 
 
reboiled with corn syrup 45c per gal _ 
 
7 5e gal; thick hhoney drip cane syrup = x 
 
case $6.80; 110 Ib pail postpaid and 
 
F R Vincent, Fruitland, Ga., nice 
case of 24 sections of No. 1, $4 per ce 
1 stand of bees, 2 empty hives com- 
 
2 comb honey supers complete; 2 og 
 
Alex Barfield, Louisville, Ga Rt Do ae 
good strained honey in. 1 gal cans, 
 
stock ce 
 
M B turkey gobblers for breeding 
Pekin ducks crossed with wild ma- 
 
926 hatch 
 
ducks, 2 years old $2 each or 2 ducks 
$1.50 each, cash 
 
Mrs Henry Childers, Adairsville, ooo 
 
     
   
   
 
  
 
k rd, a cross between turkey and 
March and April hatch, $2 each, 
 
A Skinner, Stephens, Ga Rt 1, 
 
last year hatch, 1 gobbler $7;' 
 
e; and 2 hens, $4 each; 14 half 
wn gobblers $3 each and hens 
50 each, geese $1 each, 8 ganders 
 
  
 
COND HAND MACHINERY ~ 
| FOR SALE =-_ =  
- A Burks, Fayetteville, Ga., 
 
od condition, cheap, 1 I H C 
 
ical engine, 2 h'p; 1 well pump 
 
3; 1 pilot escetaline generator; 
)00 gal wooden watertank; 2 new 
al sewing machines, 1 drop head 
cabinet. _ 
Price, Cedartown, Ga., Rt 2 
ill and pan, 60 gal capacity, 
ndition and cheap for cash or 
fe for farm products. , 
fulius Chastain, Toccoa, Ga., bar- 
1 Witte 22 H P kero engine; 1 
 
saw Winshipp cotton gin and con- 
 
, press and shafting. 
 
Massey, Moultrie, Ga., 1 25 H 
 
hofield boiler, 1 CC 20 H P en- 
ne, same make, in good condition 
00; 1 grist mill, 44 in top runner 
good shape except needs new 
ne, $50; would, trade all for any- 
ie could use of equal value, write 
t you have. 
G Smith, 200 Whitmore S&., 
 
a, Ga., nice auto harp 37 string 
ars, in good condition, sell or 
hange for good guitar, good pigs 
fat goats or sheep, 1 No 2 food 
pper, practically new, sell or ex- 
nee. ; 
 
121, Dalton Ga 15-30 Interna- 
 
tractor, 1 Corley ball bearing 
mill, 1 Edger, 2 saws, belts all 
first class condition 3 mule log 
on, all that, you need to go to 
 
te { 
-G Pilgrim, Rt 1, Decatur Ga., 
ight saw mill outfit including 
on tractor, equipped with pul- 
size Woodruff mill $50; pat- 
s, cable feed good, dust doo- 
in. inserted tooth 9 
w 80 ft endless rubber belt, 
for Fordson with 5 in solid 
tires lumber trucks, all in 
ss condition, 8 miles south of 
r $300 fob or exchange; 1 
outfit including 1 8 H P Frick 
1 nearly new DeLoach mill, 
bolting saw, 1 20 in shingle 
70 ft. 6 in rubber belt $125 
 
Schwarzweiss, Waynesboro, Ga 
H P International kerosene en- 
in perfect condition at a reason- 
price. : 
~Y  Windham, Charing, Ga., Rt 
12 gage Columbia single barrel 
ot gun $5 cash fob. et 
: Holderley, Valdosta, Ga 1 pea 
eS harvester, excellent condi- 
 
H. os & Son, Colquitt, Ga.,|. 
 
d hand Perkins hand feed 
mill in good running order; 
 
. flat runner grist mill; 1 log 
 
both cheap.  at 
tional Pecan Groves Co., Flint- 
Ga., 1 2-70 saw Continental gin 
tfit, screw press, with tramper, 
; 8 Oliver bottom plows for 
tors $35 each; 3 Sullivan tower 
se tractor plows, $40 each; 1 1-2 
> Fairbanks Morse gas engine $35; 
liamson stump puller, complete 
h cable, cost $550, sell for $225; 
oll 1 inch wire cable $50; 1 32 
W Delco water pump with 1-4 H 
motor complete except batteries 
}; 1 Universal 24 inch stone grist 
grinding mill for Ford tractor or 
er power, cost $150 sell for $75; 
in first class condition. 
Reid, Rt 1, Bremen Ga 4 bur- 
er oil stove, good as new, $15 or will 
hange for wood stove or anything 
equal value. 
- A West, Statesboro, Ga., 16 ft 
shafting $2.50; 4 ft 1 1-2 in 
1 7-8 in $1; 20 in steel pul- 
n face, for 1 3-4 shaft $2.50; 
 
  
 
ste 
step cone steel pulley $3; 12 to 16 
in step cone pulley $3.50; 4 heavy 
 
hangers $38; entire lot for $20 or ex- 
 
change for good typewriter. 
 
W H Kittles, Valona, Ga., new and 
 
unused Escort army wagons at $55 
fob Sylvania, Ga. 5 
 
J B Petty, Box 508, Dawson Ga., 
Temco 3-8 in electric portable drill, 
in good condition; write for prices. 
 
A B Bolsig, Rt 1, Rochell, Ga. 1 
set of two horse wagon brakes $5, in 
good condition; 1 top buggy slightly 
 
used: $25; 1 Ford truck 25 model, in 
 
good eondition $150 or exchange for 
cows, Duroc or Red Berkshire pigs 
or will take 10 bu seed oats. 
 
Mrs H J McCowey, Hawkinsville, 
Ga:, 1 good as new Cant Hook with 
new handl in it $1 fob; 1 snaking 
ian cost $17, good as new, sell $5 
 
op. i: 2  be 
 
F H Bunn, Midville, Ga., 1 used] | 
 
Ford truck, will sell cheap or exc 
for hogs, cow or chikens. : 
Ga., 
 
W 4H Bolton, Griffin, ex- 
 
change two horse wagon for Ford 
 
truck, cab and body, first class shape 
 
and pay difference; second hand 2- 
 
horse wagon to 
hay rake. oe 
J Ringston, Rt 2, Box 211, Atlan- 
 
ta, Ga., Colt acetylene plant 7 lights 
 
exchange for good 
 
in perfect working condition, make 
 
offer. i 
 
J H Allen, 161 Coledge St., Cedar- 
town, Ga. 1 Hercules 5 H P engine, 
1 power cane mill, Golden make; 1 
12 ft copper evaporator 4 ft heavy 
grater and. door, all in good condition 
except pan needs new side bars, pea 
thresh 3 H International engine and 
dray, iron wheels, all in good condi- 
tion, write or apply. 
 
-W A Holsonback, Ranger, Ga., 1 
 
Chevrolet truck, good as new $450 or} 
 
will exchange for a new Ford car 
2 passenger. < 
 
JR & Joe Z Cramer, Rt 7, Carroll- 
ton, Ga.. Golden new model No 3 
syrup mill, 3 roler, copper crimped 
pan 12 ft long, geared for mule pow- 
er, all.in good shape fob Mt. Zion, 
Ga., $90 cash. = 
 
R M Foster, 204, Ga Casualty bldg 
 
Macon, Ga., 1 Rex grading machine 
especially constructed for potato 
grader; original cost $300, will-sell 
for a sacrifice accepting $100. 
 
WJ Hoppen, Rt A, Savannah Ga., 
will have after this week 1 Ottowa!. 
 
log saw outfit, consisting of engine 
and 1 4 ft, 1 5 ft saw for cutting 
down trees, also the attachment, ex- 
cept 1 piece of 1 in sg shaft, a small 
item, can be bought any hardware 
store, engine and outfit not new but 
in good working condition; 1 cut off 
 
saw and table and belt for sawing up 
 
lines, will finish up this week and 
will have no further use for the out- 
fit; no reasonable offer will be re- 
fused; write. ee 
 
Cal and Chas Harmon, Stovall, Ga} 
 
Lilliston peanut picker cheap, used 
2 seasons. : 
 
J L Thompson, Rt 1 Madison Ga 
1 25 H P boiler and engine cheap. 
 
Ww A Brannon, Moreland, Ga., 1 
Fordson tractor and Williams feed 
mill, capacity 1 ton per hour, all in 
good condition, price as stands $400. 
' Mrs G W Parker, Young Cane Ga 
1 1924 Ford truck, cost $300 sell for 
 
$130. os ey es 
J V Miller, Kirkland; Ga., 1 0 S 
 
boiler, 40 H P; 1 Schofield. center 
 
crank engine 40 H P in No 1 condi- 
tion; 1 Schofield boiler in fair shape, 
25 H P; 1 Schofield engine in No 1 
shape 20 H P; 1 set of 40 inch mill 
rocks in good shape, make best offer 
or will trade. Pe: 
 
A J McMichen, Rt 2, Acworth Ga 
1 2 horse wagon $25; 1 2 horse Oli- 
ver turn plow No 13, $10; 1 1 horse 
Syracuse turn plow No. 467 $5; 1 
Ga Cracker guano distributor $5; all 
 
gf the above in good condition. 
 
~ WJ. Pearson, Alto, Ga., 1 McCor- 
mack mower and rake in good run- 
ning order $25; 1 Lynchburg 1 horse 
plow $5; 1 improved Oliver 1 horse 
plow $4; 1 Murry south planter with 
attachments $10; 1 2 1-2 H P Witte 
engine $15. 
 
Mrs Janie Martin, Cobhtown, Gal 
 
pulley 6 in face $2; 11 1-2 to 18 in| 
 
a reasonable price 
 
  
 
Soe eee grist mill outfit consisting| 
of 150 H P IH C kerosene engine, 
1 R D Cole 36 inch rocks and 11H 
C 2 hole power, bargain and will con- 
sider terms to responsible party. 
 
Riley C Couch, Turin Ga., 20 H P 
furnace boiler with fixtures $55. 
 
DD L Martin, Fitzgerald, Ga. brand | 
new engine power steel hay press 
 
$250; brand new horse power steel 
 
press $125; write for printed detailed 
information and cuts. PG 
 
-R E Downing, Moultrie Ga., 1 20 
H P International gas or kerosene 
engine; 1 42 inch Cole grist mill; sell 
cheap for cash. 
 
Mrs D P Halsep, Rt 4, Macon, Ga 
electric washing machine 32 volt, 
practically new, first class condition, 
exrhange for good milk cow or chick- 
ens, make offer. . 
 
_Mrs I Sims, R F D, Colbert Ga 1 
used Ford truck to exe for 1 Deep 
well water system in good condition. 
_ Fred House, R F D 4, Madison, Ga 
1 ditching and terracing machine in 
good fix, cost around $50; will ex- 
change for late model. Cole corn 
planter, or something of equal value. 
 
CHICKENS & EGGS FOR SALE | 
S C White Leghorns 
R A Soseby, Carnesville Ga Wy- 
coff strain 5 mos old cockerels pure: 
bred $8 ea or 2 for $5 or 5 for $10 
Also 4 college strain $1.50 or 4 for $5 
B H Dickson, Carnesville Ga 5 pure 
bred hens to exchange for female 
goats Hens at $1.25 ea goats to be at 
 
  
 
Monroe Poultry Farm, R 3 Rorayth 
 
Ga Tancred strain pullets ready to lay 
Write  
Peach Poultry Co, Fort Valley Ga 
Pure bred trapnested Tancred, strain 
pullets Write for prices = 
O L McClellan, 403 Jefferson St, 
 
La Grange Ga Prof Quisenberrys | 
 
strain cockerels $1.50 to $2.50 ea Spec- 
ial price on 12 or more 
 
Mrs Oleava Byrd, R 4 Fitzgerald| 
 
Ga Ferris strain pullets and cock- 
erels 10 weeks old 70c ea fake 
Mrs J G Evans, Oliver Ga 10 cock- 
erels Mch hatch English strain $1 ea 
Laws Leghorn Farm Savannah Ga 
150 Mch and Apr heh Tancred strain 
pullets $2 to $2.50 ea 
 
Mrs Warren Melson Raymond Ga 
Tancred strain Apr heh cockerels $1 
6a Lopes A oF; 
 
C E Fletcher Parrott Ga 575 pull- 
ets beginning to lay 200 hens 2 yrs 
old English-American strain with Wy- 
coff blooded cock sires $1 ea 20 Wy- 
eoff cocks 1 1-2 yrs old $3 ea All fob 
Parrott Ga 
 
Mrs VC Ray, R 2 Kensington Ga 
 
Kerlin Farm English strain cockerels 
 
cheap for cash or will exe for brooder 
in good condition a 
 
Mrs Edward Chance, Graymont Ga 
4 & 5 mos old Barron strain cocker- 
els $1 ea 
 
Mrs C M Morgan, R B Lyons Ga 
17 Tancred strain pullets and 1 cock- 
erel $15 for lot or exe for Phono- 
 
graph in good cond or 4 burner oil 
 
stove in good cond Write. Also 1 
Tancred strain cockerels to exc for 
1 female rabbit of any color Would 
consider anything useful 
 
Mrs R M Smith, Demorest Ga 25 
frying size cockerels average 2 lbs 
ea fat, 20c lb cash with order 
 
Monroe Poultry Farm, R 3 Forsyth 
Ga Tancred strain pullets 5 to 6 mos 
old 
 
L D McEwen, College Park Ga, 
Apr hatch English strain cockerels 
$1.25 ea fob No checks 
 
C C Williams, Round Oak Ga Ker- 
lin strain pullets 155 and 10 cocker- 
 
els all 4 and 5 mos old $1.50 ea fob 
 
M F Webb, R 5 Jefferson Ga 30 
Tancred strain hens including 2 cocks 
$30 fob they are 1 and 2 yrs old 
 
J B Woods, Brooks Ga 3 mos old 
Tanered strain pullets also 200 1 yr 
old hens Will sell at a reasonable 
price Write me your wants 
 
Mrs J E Peacock, Baxley. 
pullets 3 mos old 65c ea 
Mrs Wm E Burch, R 1 Helena Ga 
 
ek 
 
Ga 100 
 
he 
 
1 BR 
 
~-C T MeMillan, 
 
  
 
$2 ea Large early cockerels 
 
20 cockerels 14 weeks old from Com- : 
 
fort Hatchery culled flocks $1 ea 
 
Tom Richardson, Palmetto Ga 50 
 
hens 1 1-2 yrs old $1 ea 
 
-H K Ward, Box 45 Savannah Ga 
150 Tancred strain pullets $300 
 
Clyde M Stover, Reeves Ga 75 Tan- 
cred strain cockerels direct from Mis- 
sourl State accredited flock from 
265 to 313 egg sires $1.50 ea ; 
 
R H McComb, Milledgeville Ga 300 
 
yearling hens 80 ea also 20 Feb & 
Mch heh pullets $1 ea 
 
T N Farmer, Holly Springs Ga 
 
Has 5 pure bred hens and 2 cocks he _ 
Games _ 
 
will exe for Dark Cornish 
Write ! 
 
_Mrs J L Powell, Pittsburg Ga Would 
 
like to exc W L or Blk Giant eggs 
for Light Brahma eggs or small in- 
cubator : 
 
H F Seay, R 1 Conley Ga 30 pure 
bred Tancred pullets 75c ea or exc 
for same number R I red pullets Don- 
aldson or Owen Farm strain, a 
 
Glennwood Farms, Brooks Ga Sev- 
eral hun Tancred 8 mo old pullets $1 
ea Also 200 yr old hens same breed- 
 
| ing $1.25 ea 
 
Cleveland Wade, Alto Ga 8 pullets 
and 1 cockerel Ferris strain 3 mo 
old $4 for lot Bt 
 
Mrs G W Stevens, Nicholls Ga 75 
pure bred Tancred strain 1 1-2 yr old 
hens $1 fob 25 Mch hatch  pullets 
Same strain $30 : 
 
| EF J Grier, R 4 Gainesville Ga Lords 
 
strain pullets all first classy no culls 
95c ea 
 
T J Cain, Gainesville Ga 75 Tancred 
strain 1926 hatch hens $1 ea fob. 
coops to be returned. Also 100 Fer- 
ris strain Apr Ist hatch pullets $1 
ea coops to be returned = 
 
E Hi Sherrill, Ball Ground Ga R 2 
42 Ferris strain Mch hch pullets $40 
 
for lot fob Ball Ground 
 
hch Tancred strain pullets, some lay- 
ing $1.25 ea 
 
B F Bruce, Martin Ga 25 pure bred 
Wycoff strain pullets 11 weeks old 
Lot for $15 coops to be returned 
 
S G Amos, Rising Fawn Ga 12 wks 
 
old Hollywood strain cockerels Fa-  
 
mous 336 egg strain $1.50 ea 
 
Fanny Pharr, R 1 Buford Ga 3 mos 
old cockerels 40c ea fob 
 
B E Huguely, Danburg Ga 100 Fer- 
ris & Barron strain pullets Apr hch 
No culls 65 ea cockerels same age and 
strain $1 ea 2 cocks 16 mos old $1.50. 
 
ea all fob Washington Ga Coops to  
 
be returned 
 
hens and 
 
1 cock 1926 hch $6 pure 
bped > : 
 
Mrs F T Scarboro Ellenwood Ga 
 
Morgan-Tancred strain cockerels 4 1-2 
 
mos old $1.50 ea j 
 
SC Brown Leghorns  . iS 
 
T J Cain, R 3 Gainesville Ga Mech 
 
Gainesville Ga 150  ~ 
 
Tancred strain Apr hch pullets $1.50 
 
ea coops to be returned : 
BH Holland, R 2 Dalton Ga Four 
 
CW Price, R 2 Cedartown Ga pure 
 
bred Everlay strain hens and pullets 
$1.50 ea Cocks and cockerels $2 ea 
 
L H Cousins, Greenville Ga Pure 
bred Everlay strain pullets and cock- 
erels 12 wks old $1 ea : : 
 
D H Pelham, R 3 Cuthbert Ga 5 or 
6 Tormohlen strain cockerels 1 to 3 
Ibs ea 60c to 90c ea See 
 
Mrs J C Camp, R 2 Dougiasville Ga 
Mch heh cockerels $1 ea Apr hch 75c. 
ea 
 
R D McLarty, Villa Rica Ga has 
 
145 pullets and 7 cockerels Apr 8th  
 
heh lot for $135 
J William Huguley, Chipley Ga One 
pen 1 cock and 10 hens $15 lot fob 
Mrs T W Matthews, R 3 Marietta 
Ga Pure. bred Everlay strain Mch 
heh cockerels $1 ea fob 
 
\ $C RTI Reds 
Mrs Donald Donaldson, R 1 Decat- 
 
ur Ga Eges from dark, rich Reds _ . 
 
$2 per 15 del. Frying size cockerels 
 
$5 ea 
 
ne 
 
  
   
 '\ Wyandotte pullets ,$1.25 ea 
 
PAGE SIX 
CHICKENS & EGG SFOR SALE 
 
S C RTI Reds 
 
Mrs J H Darby, White Plains Ga 
10 June heh pure tbred Donaldson 
strain pullets 60c ea fob White Plains 
 
Mrs M F Lawson, Morven Ga 20 
hens 2 cocks 1926 hch $36 fob No culls 
 
Mrs Daisy McElveen, R 1 Stilson 
Ga Mch hch cockerels $1.50 ea spec- 
jal prices on 6 or 10 - 
 
N B Deaton, R 2 Buford Ga 10 
pure bred Apr hch pullets $1 ea 
 
Mrs John W Beall, Forest Glenn 
Ga 2 young large cockerels dark red 
pure strain $2.50-ea Hens $2 ea 
 
Mrs Ralph McGill, R L Dawson Ga 
5 pure bred Owen strain cockerels 1 
wks old $1 ea fob  : 
 
Mrs Geo L Grace, Towns Ga Drums 
Egg-Bred quality strain. Mch heh 
cockerels $2 ea : 
 
J B Woods, Brooks Ga Tompkins 
strain yr old hens $1.75 a pullets 
and cockerels at reasonable prices 
write  
 
. Mrs L J Moye, R A Barnesville Ga 
Apr heh cockerels weighing about 4 
lbs $1.50 del anywhere in Ga 
 
Mrs T O Weeks, Harlem Ga 6 
Dark red Apr hch pullets and 12  L 
 
Paul Harris, Oakman Ga 
cockerels $1.25 ea | is 
\ Mrs T H Thayer, R 1 Red Oak Ga 
Donaldson strain pullets and cock- 
erels Mch & Apr hch $1.50 ea fob 
 
W H Gabriel, Hull Ga 8 pure bred 
pullets & 1 Apr hch cockerel Owen 
Farm strain 75c ea \ 
 
Mrs J G Waldrop, R A Tifton Ga 
3 cocks $2 ea or exc for same breed, 
Donaldson strain. If exe must be 
pure bred Fes  
 
Mrs E O Smith, R 3 Baxley Ga 
Apr hch pure bred pullets and cock- 
erels $1: ea, also 12 White Leg Apr 
hch pullets and cockerels 70c ea fob 
 
Mrs A F Ayers, R 2 Dewy Rose Ga 
3 Pure Donaldson strain cockerels and 
7 pullets Feb hch 80c ea ~ 
 
Mrs L Pettit, Pike Ga Pure Owen | 
 
strain cockerels May and June hch 
$1-ea Stop: 7s al 
Mrs J D Patten, Lakeland Ga Has 
6 hens and cock also 2 Brown Leg 
hens lot $9 
i Miss Florence Horne, Grovetown 
Ga Twenty 1926 hch hens $1.90 ea 
Pullets and cockerels Mch and Apr 
e nch. $2 ea =. 
W T Thurmond, Commerce Ga 100 
Mch & Apr 1926 hch hens and 15 cocks 
Same age 75 pullets Mch & Apr hch 
1927 well culled $1.25 ea 
E L Spann, Plains Ga Reds direct 
- descendants from Owen Farms Star 
mating 1926. Satisfaction guaranteed 
on every sale or money refunded 
 
| Minorcas 
W Z Mathis, Louvale Ga S C White 
Minorcas cockerels $2.50 ea Apr heh 
S C Silver Spangled Hamburg ecock- 
erels Apr hch $2 ea Nabob strain An- 
 
- ona cockerels Sheppard Strain $2 ea 
Mrs F R Hibbetts, R 5 Box 22 A| 
 
Waycross Ga 6 White Minorca Hens 
 
and 1 cock 18 mos old $9 
 
Mrs A L Marshman, White Plains 
Ga Blk Minorca pulets $1 ea hens 
_ $1.25 ea cockerels $3 ea Cocks $38.50 
ea x 
L B Millians, Newnan Ga 1st Apr 
hch 1926 cock Pape strain $2 ea ~ 
Mrs Mary W Clay, R 6, Monticello 
Ga 30 hens 2& 3 yrs old $1.50 ea or 
$38 for lot 2 & 3 yr old cocks $1.25 
ea 
Tom Cade,.R 4 Elberton Ga Blk 
Minorca cockerels Pape strain May 
heh 75c ea or exc for pullets of same 
breed and strain 
 
Barred Rocks ~ 
CC W Price, R 2 Cedartown Ga 18 
mo old Thompson strain hens $1.50 
 
ea  
W O Adamson, Ellenwood Ga 5 
pure bred Mch heh cockerels $6 for 
lot or $1.50 ea fob  
J B Woods, Brooks Ga Thompson 
strain cocks, cockerels hens and pull- 
ets all at a reasoiable price 
 
Pure bred |: L : 
Ga Thompson strain prize stock eggs 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN | 
 
Mrs A F McClure, Woodstock Ga 
10 pullets Feb hch some laying one 
cock 1 1-2 yrs old all pure bred $14 
for lot. Als6 10 pullets weighing 3 to 
4 Ibs 90 ea fob 
 
Mrs A E Barwick, Doerun Ga Pure 
bred cockerels and pullets 4 1-2 mos 
old $1.50 ea or 4 for $5 
 
Homer Hallman, Nahunta Ga Box 
25 Pure bred Thompson strain Ay 
heh ecockerels $2 ea or will exc for 
 
2 pullets same strain 
 
T J Cain, R 3 Gainesvile Ga Mech 
heh Thompson strain pullets $1.50 ea 
coops to be returned 
 
Mrs J E Steadman, Bainbridge Ga 
Thompson Imperial strain eggs for 
hatching $1 per 15 $1.75 per 30 del, 
cartons to be returned Apr cockerels 
from prize pen $2 eafrom 2nd pen 
$1.50 ea ae 
 
MrgJ C Odom, R 3 Sycamore Ga 2 
Mech hch pure bred Thompson strain 
cockerels $1.25 ea cash with order 
 
J S Palot, R C Statesboro Ga Aris- 
tocrat strain cockerels and \ pullets 
from prize winners at reasonable 
prices. Eggs for hatching $1 per 15 
Orders filled promptly |. 
 
Mrs A F Ayers, R 2 Dewey Rose 
Ga 8 Aristocrat strain cockerels Mch 
hch 80c ea 
 
Mrs Milton Sumner, R 3 Sylvester 
 
$1 per 15 Cartons to be returned 
Barred Rock Farms, Nicholson Ga 
25 pullets and 10 cockerels May 1st 
hch 75 ea fob Athens Ga 
Mrs J A Wilson, Martin Ga Thom- 
pson Ringlet strain Prize stock cock-. 
erels $3 ea 4 
. Miss Fannie Hatheock, Portal Ga 
1 Feb hch cockerel and 2 pullets $7 
Mrs E M Herrin, Manor Ga 5 hens 
and 1 cock 16 mos old sell or exc for 
1 reg S P C sow pig not under 10 
wks old oe 
J B Dunagan, Calhoun Ga One cock 
2 yrs old $3 or exc for 3 pullets same 
breed. (Strain forbidden without per- 
mit) ee 
e eee 
Bantams 
~ Mary Cecil Hood, Sparta 
rooster a beauty $1 
L L Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave 
 
Ga 1 
 
| White Jap silkies $12.50 per pair 
 
Golden Seabright $5 ea Ready for 
Fall Shows Write 
 
Gantwood Farms, Meigs Ga Indian 
Game bantams. very small, young 
stock to sell Write . 
 
B H Hall, R 2 Dalton Ga. Ban- 
tams of all colors 50c ea - 
 
Ansul L Mealor, R 1 Fairmount Ga 
Brown or White bantams 1927 hch 
75 pr or trio $1 fob Also 2 RI red 
cocks 2 yrs old $1.50 ea or the 2 for 
$2.50 One Feb hch cockerel $1.25 fob 
 
Robert W Clark, 358 Spring street 
Macon Ga Partridge Cochin and Gol- 
den Seabright Bantams $10 pr eggs 
$5 per 15 
 
H W Law, Eastman Ga Pure bred 
Golden Seabright spring hch $5 per 
pr 
 
Jersey Black Giants | 
 
Mrs L J Browning, R 3 Forsyth Ga 
Pure bred Marcy strain Giants young 
and old stock Pullets 75 to $1.25 ea 
Hens $1.25 to $1.50 ea Two 7 mos old 
cockerels $1.50. ea 
 
Mrs John W Beall, Forest Glen Ga 
Pure bred cockerels $1.50. ea cocks 
$3.50 ea hens, $2.50 ea 
 
Mrs EH Scott, Unadilla Ga 4 cock- 
erels 2 cocks pure bred $1.50 ea 
 
Mrs G W Stevens, Nichols Ga 10 
pure bred Marcy strain cockerels 12 
weeks old heavy for age, $18 for lot 
less $2 ea ; 
 
Mrs H J McCorvey, Hawkinsville 
Ga 20 pure bred Marcy strain Apr 
 
heh pullets $1.50 ea fob 
 
Mrs J D Patten, Lakeland Ga Has 
8 pullets and 2 cockerels 4 mos old 
$10 for lot 
 
Mrs M Holloway, Graymont Ga 10: 
Marcy strain pullets and 1 cockerel $1 
 
ea 
 
S L Wyandottes 
 
_Mrs J F Fords, R 1 Hillsboro Ga 2 
 
pure bred cockerels Mch hch $1.25} 
 
  
 
ea long strain One cock 2 yrs old 
$1.50 
 
Mrs J B Flanigan, Lincolnton Ga} 
 
R A Pure bred eggs for hatching 15 
for $1 fob or del for $1.25 Also Apr 
heh cockerels $1.25 ea 
 
 T Almon, Midland Ga 10 pullets 
and 1 cockerel Tarbox strain $12 
Eggs for hatching $1 per 15, $6 per 
100 
 
H C Marlow, R 1 Pendergrass Ga 
8 hens 2 yrs old 2 hens and 2.cocker- 
els 1 yr old $1.50 ea or $18 for lot 
 
W. C Thornton, R 4 Gainesville Ga 
Pure bred Tarbox strain cockerels 
$1.25 
 
Mrs C H Ward, R 1 Adairsville Ga 
Pure bred 1925-26 heh hens 6 for $7 
cocks $2 ea Apr hch pullets and cock- 
erels $1.25 ea Also 1-2 Cornish game 
and 1-2 S L Wyandotte hens 1 yr 
old $1 ea 
 
White Wyandottes 
 
J L Wilson, Menlo Ga Apr 
cockerels $2 ea fob 2.1926 cocks will 
sell or exc for same breed ~. 
 
C W. Price, R 2 Cedartown Ga 20 
this years hatch $15 for lot 
 
Mrs J E Steadman, R A Bainbridge 
Ga Martins Regal Doreas strain cock- 
erels Apr hch $2 ea from prize pen, 
$1.75 from 2nd pen 
 
Miss. Zelma Adams, R 9 Elberton 
Ga 8 pullets and 4 cockerels Apr heh 
lot $10 cash with order 
 
Mrs Henry Eller, Ellijay Ga 2 
cockerels $1.50 ea , 
 
Mrs W L Gullebeau, R 6 Lincoln- 
ton Ga Pure bred Regal Dorcas strain 
pullets Apr hch $1 ea, 12 weeks old 
90c ea No culls _ i 
 
Light Brahmas 
Mrs J F Miller, Leo Ga Apr heh 
pullets and cockerels 90c ea 6 for $5 
Raymond Chatham, Doraville Ga 
Four mos old cockerels of selected 
stock, $1.25 also R I red cocks and 
hens Cocks $2 ea hens $1.50 ea 
 
S C Anconas 
 
Fred Boles. R A Boston Ga 5 Me 
heh Shepard strain cockerels $1 ea 
or exc for pullets Re 
 
H C Marlow, Pendergrass, Ga R 1 
few cockerels Apr hatch $1 
 
Mrs H A Hollingsworth, R 6 Cov- 
ington Ga 20 1926 Sheppard strain 
hens and 2 roosters $20 _ 
 
M L Anderson, R 5 Macon Ga 15 
pullets and 2 cockerels Mar hch fine 
stock $17 o 
 
W A Holsonback, Ranger Ga cock- 
erels $1.25 ea or exe 2 for same breed 
Mrs W A Gatlin, R 3 Acworth Ga 
Thofough bred Anconas spring hatch 
10 pullets and 1 rooster $10 ~ 
 
Ruth Tyner, Danielsville Ga 5 
choice Sheppard strain hens, $1 ea 
 
Sherman Poole, Canton Ga R 4 
Sheppard strain pullets 8 weeks old 
60c ea sai 
 
Mrs A C Spence, Blakely Ga Hens 
$1.50 ea cocks and cockerels with 
standard markings $3.50 ea 
_. Mrs MI Free, R 3 Clarkesville Ga 
Hs bred hens and 1 cock $10 for 
0  
 
2 
 
Games 
 
C W Price, R 2 Cedartown Ga Pure 
bred Cornish cockerels $2 ea 
 
Mrs B Hood, Sparta Ga 1 Dark 
Cornish cock 18 mos old $1.25 or will 
exe for S L Yyandotte . 
_ Mrs O N Sloan, Moultrie Ga Corn- 
ish eggs for hatching 15 for $1.25 
 
carrier to be returned 
 
James Beverly, Moultrie Ga Pure |. 
 
bred Dangerfoot, Black Greys, and 
half Irish grey wild cat blue games 
 
I J Little, R 1 Arabi Ga Pit games 
Roundheads, Georgia. Shawl necks, 
Grists, and Gradys, Pure strains 
 
_W A Holsonback Ranger Ga exc 
high class pit game hens for 2 Mar 
hatch pit game blue cockerel 
 
W T Hughes, R C Box 11 Albany 
Ga pit games stags, Blue Travelers 
Mar and Apr-hch, now crowing $2 ea; 
or would exe for hens or _pullets 
Ginins roundheads preferred 
 
heh 
 
  
 
ID Riff, R C Griffin Ga Mch and 
 
y E 
 
Ke Thursday, August 25, 1927 5 
 
Apr hch cockerels pure bred $2.50 - 
ea Woe 
P G Ware, Mt Vernon Ga Has the 
Lundy Wild Cat Blues and Round 
head Also Travelers and Rangers fo 
crosses they cant be beat 1 yr old 
stags $2.50 Apr hch $1 ea pullets 
$1.50 ea- : ee 
Tom Weaver, Bowersville Ga Ginns  
 
Red &Spangle cross pit games old 
 
and young stock for sale or exe Also 
1 pure Grist Grady 1926 cock Write 
N S Crow, R 1 Royston Ga Old time - 
S A Ginn Pit fowls Reds, grays and 
Spangles Write for prices  
 
Orphingtons 
Mrs Ralph Pittman, Dacula Ga 5 
pure bred Buff Orphington pullets and 
1 cockerel all Apr hatch Lot $6 
Mrs C W Griffin, Screven Ga R 2 
Pure bred English strain Buff Or- 
 
-|phington Apr hch 10 pullets and 1 
 
cockerel $11 for lot or:6 pullets and 
1 cockerel for $7 Bee 
 
Mrs J W Slaton, R 9 Gainesville Ga 
Two Buff cockerels Feb hch Cook 
 
-Strain $1.25 ea or exe for 2 same age 
 
and strain. 2 
W T Smallwood, Box 335, Swains- 
boro Ga 150 pure bred Buff Orphing- 
ton, Barred Rock and R I red 12 wks 
old 80 ea fob a 
M E Gentry (Address not given) 
Buff Oruphington cockerels Apr hch 
$1.50 ea or 2 for $2.50 . Ze 
Mrs Thomas Marcom, Hiram Ga 
R 2 Has 13 Buff Orphington pullets 
5 1-2 and 6 1-2 mos old $1.75 ea from 
excellent. layers 
 
Back Langshans  ve : 
 
Mrs O N Sloan, Moultrie Ga Pur 
 
bred cockerel 10 mos old $3.50 and 
 
1 frying size $1.25 eggs 15 for $1.50 
carrier to be returned = 
 
Columbian, Buff, White and Partridge 
Rocks oe 
W J Garner, 887 Haas Ave Atlant 
Ga Buff Rock cockerels Write 
Mrs M F Lawson, Morven Ga Bird 
strain Partridge Rock cockerels 
weighing about 6 lbs $3 ea it 
Miss Frances Holmes, 680 Telfair 
St Augusta Ga 85 Apr heh Fishel 
Strain White Rock pullets $1 ea fob 
Have for:immediate sale 1 cock and 
4 select hens Cock is a 2nd prize#win- 
ner Cheap for cash Poe 
F J Grier, R 4 Gainesville Ga Whit 
Rocks pullets Fischel strain $1 ea 
No culls ; 
Robert W Clark, 358 Spring st Ma 
con Ga Bird Bros, Partridge Rock 
choice young stock from prize win 
ning stock write for prices = == 
\J William Huguley, Chipley Ga 12 
macs old White Rock pullets $1 ea 
0 us 
. John Bryant, Chipley Ga One cock 
and 11 hens of Buff Plymouth Rocks 
$24 fob* cae 
Mrs W A Wommack, R A Tennille 
Ga Buff Rock cockerels from prize 
winning stock, $2 ea oe 
Mrs Jessie Mixon, Ocilla Ga spring 
pullets $10 doz cockerels $1 ea i 
ge with pullets Hens $1.75 ea cocks 
ea a 
 
Baby Chicks 
Mrs Donald Donaldson, R 1 Deca 
ur Ga, RI red baby chick from dark 
He: stock, 20c ea in lots of 20 or more 
: g ae 
Miss Daisy McElveen, R 1 Stilso 
Ga baby chicks $15 per hun or 60: 
 
Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga 400( 
chicks a week W L 25 for $2.50 50 
for $5 100 for $8 Barred Rocks $12 
per hun Mixed breeds $7 per hun  
 
Blue Ribbon Hatchery, 221. Forsyt 
St S W Atlanta Ga Baby chicks hatch 
ing Sept 1st and each week thereaf 
ter Barred Rocks, R I reds W & 
Leghorns, anconas and Buff Orphing 
tons Specially priced Write _ 
- C T McMillan, Gainesville Gt Lea 
ing breeds Baby chicks $6.25 hun u 
 
Covington Hatcheries, Covington 
Ga Will have Baby chicks each we 
 
beginning Sept 297 ae 
 
  
   
 Thursday, August 25, 1927. 
 
CHICKENS AND EGGS FOR SALE 
Baby Chicks 
 
Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga 2000 
 
chicks each week W L $8 per hun 
 
Barred Rocks $12 per hun $7.50 per 
 
hun mixed 100 per cent live del guar- 
anteed 
 
Dixie Hatchery, Soncets Ga Now 
booking orders for Sept and Oct del- 
ivery Baby chicks Rocks, Reds and 
Leghorns Write for prices 
 
- Coington Hatcheries, Covington 
Ga Begins hatching Aug 29 Place or- 
 
ade : 
 
  
 
_ CHICKENS, MISCELLANEOUS 
FOR SALE 
- Mrs E H Smith, R 5 Cochran Ga 
50 4 weeks old chicks mixed with R I 
reds, 20c ea; 50 mixed pullets from 
 
8 to 12 weeks old 50c ea; 50 lbs of 
 
friers from 1 1-2 to 2 lbs ea, 30 per 
Ib 
 
s 
 
Mrs B F Hartman, Ochlocknee Ga 
 
R 1 Cypress incubator 150 egg cap 
 
used only 3 times, $20 cash or exc for 
pure bred chickens. 
 
J H White, R 4 Dalton Ga 4 Silver 
Spangle Hamburg pullets, one cockerel 
four mos old $4.00 for lot; Cockerels 
4 mos old, Berry strain, mee bred 
 
- $1.00 ea 
 
Mrs H G Brown, R 1 Sone Mtn 
Ga 2 Cypress Incubators 144 & 160 
egg cap, inyrunning order with ther- 
 
mometers, complete, cheap or exc if 
 
in reach of Stone Mt; 1 Emoire brood- 
 
er 100 cap $3 in good- cond 
 
RE L May, R A, Box 69 Hines- | 
 
ville Ga About 160 mixed friers, rea- 
 
. dy about Sept 1st 30c ea fob shipping 
 
> point 
~ Mrs J B Flanegan, Lincolnton Ga 
R A 1 Wisconsin Incubator 250 egg 
 
cap, as good as new with thermom- 
 
eter & instruction book, used only a 
 
few times $15 fob 
 
- Turner Pettyjohn, R 5 Alpharetta 
 
Ga S S Hamburg chickens, 2 hens & 
-1 cock, hatched from eggs sold as pure 
 
bred, $3 for the lot $1.15 ea fob 
 
HF York, Jesup Ga Superior meat 
 
-ehickens Dark Cornish, young stock, 
_now ready, Prices on request 
 
R H McComb, Milledgeville Ga 3 
 
: No. 4 350 cap Buckeye incubators; 1 
 
200 egg cap Buckeye incubator; 1 
103 Degree 550 cap incubator Will 
sell cheap Write for prices. 
 
Mrs John W Beall, Forest Glenn Ga 
1 Monitor Gas dron, perfect cond, 
3.50; 1 Buckeye, Style E, incubator 
 
new water tank of copper $10 - 
 
 F Weeks, 745 E 35th St, Savan- 
 
nah Ga 1 140 egg Cypress Incubator 
$20 or will exc 
 
ic Thompson st 
 
Barred Rock pullets or Single comb 
 
Rhode Island Red pullets of dark 
color of any ees st of equal value 
 
Mrs John E Smith, R 3 Bowdon 
 
Ga 3 hens, 1 1-2 yrs. old $1 ea; 38 
 
pullets, 1 cock April hatch "Be ea; 
 
ANS CRI reds & SC Be L mixed 
 
will exe lot for 6 S C Black Minorcas 
hens, not over 18 mos old or for 6 
 
RI reds hens not over 18 mos old 
No culls please 
 
GO Hunter, Abbeville Ga White 
~Minoreas,  selected cockerels $1 ea 
Would make special prices in lot of 
8 or more 
 
J\W Westbrooks, Suwanee Ga 
 
Wants to exc a Peerless 60 egg 
 
- incubator and a Putman 
 
_Brodder 
heater for 500 coal burning: brooder 
 
Incubator & brooder in good cond 
 
af 
 
P A Blanchard, Star Rt Thorson 
Ga 1, 250 egg size Buckeye incubator 
in good cond $25 fob; 1, 250 egg size 
Foy incubator in good cond $20 fob 
 
Mrs Willie Allen, Gainesville Ga 
 
oe R 2 7 pullets, Mch hch, pure $1.25 
 
ea; 3 roosters, Mch heh $1.25 ea or 
~ $10 for the lot  
- C T MeMillan, Gainesville Ga 2, 
 
1000 size coal burning brooders in. 
good cond $12.50 ea or the two for 
 
- $22. 50 fob 
* Mr Lauren Noble, Trenton Ga pure 
_ bred Black Leghorn cocks $1.75 ea or 
 
exe for seed rye or Irish potatoes 
 
-F R Vincent, Fruitand Ga Nice 
fat es RI reds, 80c Ib fob Fruit- 
 
  
 
: MARKET BULLETIN 
 
J W Lavender, R 2 Columbus Ga 
S C R I whites, Eichelman st best 
winter layers, pullets $1.50 to $2 ea; 
A few choice cockerels $2 to $2. 50 
ea; Hens 1 1-2 yrs old, $2 to $2.50 ea 
 
Beech-Haven Hatchery, J R Dyson 
Sec Washington Ga Mammoth No 7% 
Buckeye incubator 10,368 cap perfect 
cond Cash or terms, a going and pay- 
ing business 
 
Mrs J W Elliott, R 1 Barnesville 
Ga 1 Buff Leghorn eockerel 1 yr 
old $1.50 or will exe for a the same 
breed, Apr hatch 
 
Miss. Gena Arnold, Rayle Ga Al- 
phonso st, Rhode Island White ullets 
$1.50 ea fob Washington Ga  
 
G T Truelove, R 1 Stockbridge Ga 
20 hens, fine layers, $1.75 ea 
 
John W Harrell, Lakeland, Ga Lak- 
envelders, 7 grown hens, and 1 cock- 
erel, yr and 1-2 old $10 or exc for 
7 grown S L Wyandotte coe full 
blood 
 
Peach Poultry Co, Fort Valley Ga 
Mammoth Miller Ideal incubator 11,- 
700 cap good operating cond, guarn- 
teed Write for price 
 
_ W A Smith, 102 Bay stree+ Kast 
Savannah Ga Ground oyster shell for 
chickens, $1 per hun lbs $18. 50 per 
ton fob Savannah Ga j 
 
Dixie Hatchery, Conyers Ga 1 suc- 
cessful incubator 240 egg cap good 
cond $25 
 
E D Smith, Baxley Ga R3 Super 
Hatcher Incubator 400. egg cap, gcod 
cond $20 s 
_ Mrs G H Horne, Chester. Ga R 2 
1 Little Brown Hen incubator 50 egg 
cap, $3 or exc for goose feathers or 
anything of equal value. 
 
Mrs R P Goolsby, Montivelta Ga 
Bell city Incubator, good as new, 120 
ege cap $10 : 
 
George H Duncan, 1506 Bankhead 
Ave, N W Atlanta Ga Buff Leghorns 
Feb 24th received from the Nabob 
Hatchery, Gambier Ohio, 100 baby 
chicks, 18 Karat st; Pullets are now 
laying $3 for eng bird; $5 a pr or $6 
for trio 
 
Mrs B F Hartman, Octlogies. Ga 
Rt 1 cypress incubator 150 egg ca- 
pacity been used only 3 times, cash 
$20 or exchange for pure bred chick- 
ens. 
 
Miss Elsia Mae Burgess R F D 68 
Buckeye incubator 100 egg capacity 
first class condition $10. 
 
J M Burkhead, Union City, Ga., { 
12 mos old 8 C Hamburg cock $1. 50, 
2 R C March hatch cockerels of same 
breed $1.25 each fob Union City, Ga. 
 
Wa Langford, Maysville, Ga 50 
or 100 friers milk fattened from 2 
to 3 Ibs, 30 per lb fob Maysville, Ga. 
 
M E Butts, Chipley, Ga. Rt 2, 
85 3-4 lbs of goose feathers in good 
tick $25, or will sell for any amount 
at ToC 1b; 
 
Mrs CI Bueey Mayfield, Ga., Rt 
2, one Brown Hen incubator in exc. 
for 8 White Leghorn pullets. 
 
Wilson Minorca Yards, Martin Ga 
one Old Trusty incubator in good 
 
condition 100 egg capacity $10 or) 
 
exchange for pigs and shoats. 
 
Miss Windie McGill, Rt 2, Vidalia, 
Ga., 1 Dependable incubator. 50 egg 
capacity used one time $12, or exe 
for Brown or White Leshers pullets 
Feb or March hatch. 
 
Miss Grace Hale, Doyles Ga. 1 
 
Wisconsin incubator 500 capacity in 
 
good condition $25 fob or will exc 
for 26 hens, any kind, one Belle City 
 
incubator, new, used one hatch, in, 
 
good condition, 230 egg capacity 
$15 or will exchange for 16 hens, any 
kind... 
 
Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland, Ga. ss 
nice fat R I Red friers: 80c lb fob 
Fruitland, Ga 
 
Dade Co. Times, Prenton:  Ga.  
pure bred Black Leghorn cockerels 
for sale or exchange for peanuts or 
Irish potatoes. 
 
Mrs C E Dell, Brooklet, Ga., wants 
to exchange 1 250 egg ineubator fc for 
25 White Leghorn pullets 4 mos 
BL Poultry Farm, Box 36, Way- 
side, Ga., Buff Leghorn 
 
| old $8 each. oS 
 
cockerels, 
Hatten Golden egg  4 1-2 mos < 
 
  
 
Mrs A V Harrison 911 Bartow St., 
Brunswick, Ga., 20 hens, 1 rooster, 
pure bred Buff Leghorns, exchange 
for other breeds or sell for $1.10 ea; 
exc 5 hens for 5 Buff Orpington or 
White Pekin ducks. 
 
Miss Mamie Carter, Rt 1 Box 83, 
Hoboken, Ga., 1 Old Trusty incuba- 
tor 110 egg capacity, good condition, 
with full instruction book, thermom- 
eter, just ready for .use $11 cash fob 
Hoboken, Ga. 
 
Mrs W F Edwards, Cedartown Ga 
1 Wisconsin incubator in good con- 
dition, 250 egg size $16 or 16 White 
Leghorn hens or pullets pure bred ; 
write. 
 
O S Williams, Daily Star Rt. Scot- 
land, Ga., one large two yoller cane 
mill, 80 gal kettle, $50. 
 
WwW H Waddelle, Pearson, Ga., oys- 
ter shells. 
 
Mrs J T Manry, Goggansville, Ga. 
8 White Wyandotte Regal  Dorcus, |. 
larger than partridge size $4. 
 
Mrs R Donaldson, Rt 1, Box 88, 
Metter, Ga. 103 degree incubator, 
200 egg capacity, good condition $20 
or exchange for Partridge Rocks, 
Jersey heifer, hogs or good phono- 
graph. : 
 
H W Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga 
pure Buckeye hens 1 and 2 years old,! 
$1.50 each del; cockerels $1.50 each 
delivered. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 
 
J Li Parish, Midville, Ga., cedar 
posts, any quantity, write for price. 
 
Mrs Alice Jinks, Mountain View, 
Ga., will exchange a large size No. 
32 meat chopper or sausage mill, new 
never been used. cost $17, for 17 
hens, any breed, or for 12 Donaldson 
strain R I Reds, not over 2 years 
old, delivered. 
 
wa Summer, Adrian, Ga., 150 
meal and hull sacks, in good shape, 
5e each. ~ 
 
GD Callahan, 309 Ga., Savings 
Bank, Atlanta Ga., 1 1-2 million feet 
short leaf pine saw timber Coweta 
county, 9 miles of R R, good roads, | 
good logging $2750; terms. o> 
 
R EL May, Rt A, Box 69, Hines- 
ville, Ga., 1 champion veterinarian 
syringe with seven needles; never 
 
been used $4 del. 
 
A B Weatherly, Georgetown Ga., 
1 tractor Oliver db] dise 24 in turn 
plow $40; 1 Superior grain drill $40; 
1H C hay press 1 H P $40; 1new1lH 
C grain thrasher $150. 
 
Mrs L, M Bennett 211 Adair St., 
Decatur. Ga. . work bench, wooden 
wheelbarrow, good condition, write 
for prices. 
 
Dan Shipp, Finleyson, Ga., soveial 
 
car Joads of No 1 and No 2 pine shin-| 
 
gles; 3 or 4 cars cypress shingles. 
 
S. Fr McGee, Rt 4, Lawrenceville Ga 
white oak baskets from 60c to 75 
$1.25 fob. 
 
H D Coppedge. Borst. Ga., one 
ee mill and press, good as new 
 
RL Harp, Jr., Cusseta, Ga., ee 
 
-|10 cords dry pine cord wood, make 
 
offer fob. 
 
WE Windhant: Clistine. Ga., Rt 
1, 1 Mandalette post card camera, 
takes and finishes piers in 1 min- 
 
  
 
  
 
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ute, cards 2 1-4x8 1-4, in good condi-: 
tion, cost $10; will take $7 cash fob. 
 
Mrs Emma Jones, Powder Springs 
Ga., wants to exchange waxed paper | 
roses, any color for anything useful 
or will sell at 5 each. 
 
J H Call, Rt 4, Ellijay, Ga.,, 
smoking grade tobacco 8 Ibs $1 del. 
 
M F Barnes, 73 Milledge Ave., At- 
lanta, Ga., feed mill almost new, in 
real good working order, sell for $15 
or exchange for real good car or. 
truck; car 1923 model in good condi-. 
tion; sell or exchange for 125 white 
leghorn laying hens. ; 
 
Mrs J D Edgar, Tennille, Ga., Rt 
A, 1 International 10, 20. tractor, 
good. condition, to exchange for A 
good pair mules; write for further 
information. 
 
P C Reid, Bremen, Ga., Rt i, car 
load wood, some ashe, make offer, 
 
H W Lynch, Brooks, Ga., 2 tube 
radio set in good condition $20 or ex- 
change for chickens or anything of 
equal value.  
 
Mrs F R Vineent, 
hand $175 cash. 
 
Dan Shipp, Finleyson, Ga., several 
M all heart cypress fence posts 6 ft 
long, wll seasoned, last a life time; 
car lots of 800 upwards. 25 each 
delivered. 
 
L E Harrison, Dublin, Ga, white 
 
piano, second 
 
|and red vinegar 50 gal bbis at 16 
 
per gal, also bottle vinegar fob Duv- 
lin, Ga; cash with order. 
 
wD Manley, Lavonia, Ga., cotton 
picking baskets $1.25 each fob La- 
vonia. 
 
F H Bunn, Midville, Ga., 1 Nelsco 
perfect oil stove range, will "sell cheap 
or exchange for hogs or chickens. 
 
J P Lester, Marshallville, Ga A 
No 1 cheese cutter used very little, 
cost $16, good as new, sell for $6. 
 
Oliver W Boyce, 324 Liberty Stage 
Atlanta Ga., jute and cotton sugar 
sacks 8 1-2 and 5e each; empty syrup _ 
buckets, clean 3c each. 
 
P E Brewer, Rt 1, Lumber City Ga 
15 rolls good roofing, guaranteed for 
ae ee has never been unrolled $30 - 
 
as 
 
Mrs WC Wallev. Rt 1, LaFayette, 
Ca. ., white, solid gold bracelet $5 or 
exchange for white counterpanes 
worked in fadeless colors, with pfl- 
 
low cases to match, bracelet puATane: Be 
 
teed. 
 
Lawton M Ne ise, Guyton, Ga 1 
Wheeling -tractor saw mill, all com- 
plete without tracter, good as new, 
see or write. 
 
W H Davis, 312 Montgomery St., 
Savannah, Ga., syrup barrels 50 gal / 
size $2 each, Sonnaaee -white corn  
syrup. oe 
J B Jenkins, P O Box 281, Albany : 
 
| Ga 500 cords, dry oak and pine will  
 
sell in any quantity or exchange for 
anything of equal value. 
M L Dowdy, Rt 1, Box 54 White Q 
Plains, Ga., 1 surrey in, good 
tion, with pole and shaft $25. 
Dan Shipp, Finleyson, Ga., 
bags for-peanuts or oats $1.60 yer C54 
second hand, good as new $1.45 per _ 
 
C; freight paid; cotton seed meal 36 | 
 
per cent protein $35 ton; hulls # 2 
ton, car lots $33 for meak and $7.50 
for hulls; unsacked hulls $4.50 ton. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
lot 48 
 
condi- | 
 
new 
  _. Mrs Edith Whatley, 
Park Ga., enough cut hair from own 
 
head to make large switch $1.50 del; 
 
Fength 20 
- brown, will send sample, one small 
 
inches, color . medium 
 
lack switch 20-in. $1.25 del. : 
.J R Bowen, Rockingham, Ga., 
1,000 stalks ribbon cane 6 to 7 feet 
 
long, 400 yellow 5 to 6 ft. Sept 20 
del; make very best offer fob Coffee, 
 
os Ga: 
 
PM Bowen, Rt , Cordele, Ga., farm 
outfit 2 mules, one wagon, one buggy, 
 
- one cow, one sow and 9 shoats, plow 
 
tools, 35 acres of corn, 20 acres in 
 
- -peanuts, 10 acres in cotton, will sell 
 
all at a bargain. 
 
Rhett Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga., 
good new bitycle 28 inch steel rims 
12 or exchange for wheat, oats or 
rye. aa 
 
J B care Bulletin, several million 
 
\ 
 
ft original pine timber in Camden 
county, write at once if able finan- 
ne to manage this, price reasona- 
ble. / gen : 
 
_ J E Helms, Cochran, Ga., 200 cords 
of pine and 800 cords of oak wood, 
would like to contract for it all if 
possible, write for prices. 
 
.. H_I Forehand, Lilly, Ga., a childs 
 
= play automobile, good condition in 
 
baby crib, sereened, good as 
 
_exchange for Buff Orpington pullets, 
and rooster or will sell. 
 
_ Mrs W B Cowart, R F D 3, Box 45; 
 
Collins, Ga., Edison Amerola phono- 
graph with cabinet and 72 records 
to exchange for 40 large hens, one 
new, 
 
oe will exchange for 30 hens any breed, 
 
wants to exchange | 
 
Ss anything, of equal. value. 
 
in _kod k 
RF DN 
 
"Plains, 
 
one baby carriage, good as new, will 
 
exchange for 50 head of friers. 
 
...J  Lane, Ashburn, Ga., Rt A, 
one Chevrolet 
rear. axle, almost new for seed oats 
 
or wheat, Ford .starter for pigs or 
 
- WM Olivet, Margret, Ga., one 
good Mandelette post card camera 
and tripod, nearly new, makes and 
 
my pears mich ices in one minute, will 
 
sell or exchange for Eastman fold- 
No 1. 
 
Yo. 9, Box 80, Elberton, 
 
_ Ga., one Dodge car, top buggy, riding 
- plow and other farm tools. 
 
M_F Jones, (address not given) 
 
Eee 
 
one Master. brand cut under surrey, 
 
new, $75 or exchange for hogs. 
__.Mrs R M Dowdy, Rt 1, White 
Ga.,, one W W Putnam & Co., 
 
- eottage organ in good condition $35, 
 
or, will exchange for good make of 
honograph with records, one surrey 
 
in fair condition with shafts and pole 
$25 or will exchange for cattle. 
 
__. JN Carson, Griffin, Ga., A Corona 
_typewriter in good condition $25, can 
 
-be carried anywhere in case. 
 
Mrs Arthur Lilliott, Lyons, Ga., 
 
Rt.A, one Home, Comfort range $75, 
ne. Singer sewn y machine $30, one 
eperpesiaile top buggy and harness 
 
_ ...Mrs C I Burnley, Rt 2, Mayfield, 
 
_Ga., nice guitar, almost new $5. 
Mrs FR. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.., 
 
_ ,8econd hand piano cheap for cash. 
 
EH Bunn,, Midville, Ga, one Nesco 
 
Ze range oil stove, will sell cheap or exc 
 
for Leghorn. chickens. | 
 
for chickens or hogs,.one Ford truck 
 
-ysed 8 times, will. sell or exchange 
 
_ Frank Mock, Meigs, Ga., Rt 3, 2 
pair brick tongs, one Master plant 
 
_ Setter, all good as new. 
 
Mrs John A Watson, Summit, Ga., 
 
one good organ in good condition, 
 
_fooks good as new, Cornish make $30 
 
Lok 
 
fob Summit, Ga., cash with order. 
 
WH Mitchell, Barnesville, Ga.,. 
 
- gne 2-horse farm wagon, Old Hicko- 
 
for best offers. 
 
ry TS, 1 1-2 in. tires, 10 ft bed, spe- 
 
cial price $97.50; two 2-horse farm 
 
wagons, used some, $65 and $75, 
good values. 
 
_.. Wood Lawn Nursery, Rt 3, Green- 
ville, Ga., staple dry goods to exc. 
 
J H Moore, Sycamore, Ga., one 
 
Home Comfort range stove in good 
 
condition $25 cash, also one 3 burner 
oil stove will sell cheap, also two sets 
of bed springs cheap for cash; one 
second hand Barnesville buggy and 
harness in good condition $40, write. 
J H Whitworth, Martin, Ga., Buf- 
fet clarinet, 15 keys, 4 rings and 4 
 
me = 
 
Rt 2, College 
 
  
 
ollers, in good ition, 1 ; hav 
you to offer in exchange.  
Mrs D L Steakley, Talking Rock, 
Ga one Lyon and Taylor cabinet 
grand piano $150 or will take as part 
payment 50 March and April hatch 
pullets of some large breed that lay 
brown eggs at $1 each, R I Reds pre- 
ferred, must be pure bred. 
 
S T Parker, Dalton, Ga. 1923 Ford 
$125; will exchange for pair good 
gentle mules not over 9 years old, 
weight from 800 to 1000; mules must 
be in good condition and gentle for 
boys to handle. -write. 
 
Geo D Reeves, Jonesboro, Ga 1 
Rheo stat for farm lighting-plant to 
charge radio or automobile batteries 
$10, also 1 switch board with meter, 
cutout, etc., $7.50 fob. 
 
Box 5 Parrott, Ga drug store fix- 
tures in good condition for sale cheap 
or exchange for. something as valua- 
 
e. 
 
J K Huff, Box 72, Bishop, Ga., one 
Clark Jewel oil stove, three burners, 
in good ocndition, for cash or. exc 
for Singer sewing machine, or Edison. 
phonograph in good shape, write for 
price. - ee : 
 
Box 1388, Griffin, Ga., 1 good iron 
safe to exchange for 2nd hand piano. 
must be in good condition, and in 
tune; Colts pistol, same as new; one 
Winchester rifle for 50 1b refrigera- 
|tor and china closet; both must be in 
first class condition. : 
 
Box 138 Experiment Ga good tent 
 
ens prefer friers; piano been in use 
about 12 years, needs tuning, cost 
$350, sell for best offer. cee 
 
Mrs CO Sikes, Sylvester, Ga mans 
saddle, bargain $10; 1 horse spring 
wagon $15; 2 horse wagon $45. 
 
T W Harbin, Calhoun, Ga. calcium 
arsenate 7c Ib in 100 lbs metal cans 
fob Calhoun, Ga : 
 
GD CGallahan, 309 Ga _ Savings 
 
Bank, Atlanta, Ga 1 1-2 million feet 
short leaf pine saw timber in Coweta 
county, 9 miles of R R good road, 
good logging. $2750. terms. 
- T W McDonald, Oakwood, Ga., top 
buggy, good condition, used but lit- 
tle, cozy cab top, door curtains, roll 
up, cost $125; sell for $50, or ex- 
change for reg Jersey heifer or milk 
eow fresh in. 
 
Mrs D R McKinzie, Rt 4, Swains- 
boro, Ga one electric lamp comp 
with wires and rosiettes sockets, eas- 
ily attached, bulb, shade and is pretty 
new $5 or exchange for 2 good quilts 
or anything can use of equal value. 
-L E Toole, Rt 2 Macon Ga., one 
eypress tank 3,000 gal cap $40; one 
Myers pump jack $15; one pump 
stand with 30 ft of 1 1-4 inch gal- 
vanized pipe with rods and cylinder 
$20 or will exchange for, hogs or 
chickens. | a : q 
 
T W Haygood, Rt 3 Marieta Ga., 
100 cord good grade old field pine 
wood, 2 miles from railroad station 
at Kennesaw Ga $1 per cord on 
peony: or $5 cord laid down at rail- 
road. 
 
needs tuning to exchange for a nice 
book case and porch swing, write 
what condition and what you have. 
 
B A Hancock Decatur, Ga two cars 
cow manure, well rotted no shavings 
only straw and leaf mould bedding 
used. price reasonable quality con- 
sidered. - 
 
Brooks & Bussey, Ailey Ga 1 2 1-. 
to 8 ton Federal truck, Cole boiler, 
6 mules, 3 balance carts 6 1-2 to 7 
feet: one 11x16 ft Frick engine com- 
plete, 1 Vance 2 saw edge 1 48 inch 
Simonds inserted tooth saw; 1 50 in 
Simonds ins tooth saw; 1 388 inch 
eut off saw and rig complete. 
 
A J Carter Rt 1, Scott Ga., one 
square grand piano $150, cost $1200, 
when new; will exchange for white 
leghorn hens, milk cow, good young 
mule or anything of equal value.  
 
E L Vickers, 329 Monroe st Thom- 
asville Ga A new Turpentine _loca- 
tion enough for five crops, $7500. 
Other timber can be had for 10 cup 
 
G N Hackney, Blue Ridge Ga A 
complete set of real estate and insur- 
ance-books. 14 lessons or books coy- 
 
to exchange for any breed of chick-| 
 
BW G care Bulletin, piano, -only| 
 
(G Pheagins, Flowery Branch Ga 
ood hand made white oak cotton- 
picking baskets $1.25 ea fob or $15 
doz; feed basket 1-2 bu size 75c ea; 
1 bu size $1 ea fob; Dinner or egg 
baskets 6x8 in 50c; 8x10 in 15e; 12x12 
in $1 ea del S 
L E Harrison, Dublin Ga White & 
Red vinegar in 50 gal bbls 16c per gal 
Bottle vinegar fob Dublin Ga Cash 
with order  
W H Davis, 312 Montgomery st 
Savannah Ga Syrup bbls 50 gal size 
contained white corn syrup, clean and 
brand new, $2 
 
PEANUTS, PECANS AND PECAN 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE 
 
O R Johnson, Rt 1, Shellman Ga. 
pecan wrapping tape for wrapping 
buds 50c sw yd del; paper shell bud- 
ded pecan trees Schley, Stuart, Fot- 
cher, and Money Maker varieties 4 
to 5 ft 45c, 5 to 6 ft 55c; 6 to 7 ft 
-65c, 7'to 8 ft T5c. : 
 
_ BUTTER AND EGGS FOR SALE 
 
Mrs H G Brown, Rt 1, Stone Moun- 
tain Ga., Donaldson strain eggs from 
culled flock $1.50 for 15, $2.50 for 
30. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
FRESH & CURED MEATS. 
 
Mrs A N Adams, Elberton Ga R 9 
Box 19 1 nice home raised ham cured. 
Weighs 27 lbs at 30c per lb Cash 
with order { 
 
John W Moseley, R F D Soperton 
Ga 1 can pure hog lard 17c lb Fob 
 
Mrs L  Johnson, Sparta Ga 1 salt 
eured ham, weighs 15 lbs, 35c lb 
 
  
 
FARMS FOR RENT 
 
Plantation, Sta E, Box 10, Atlanta 
Ga., for 1928 5 to 10 horse farm, 5 
houses, 5 barns, also cribs, 2 branch- 
-es back of main barn, productive soil, 
mostly red chocolate $50 per plow, 
30 miles from Atlanta, 3 miles Con- 
yers, Ga., ref. required; Southwest 
Ga farm 20 miles below Albany, 4 
miles good R R town on State high- 
way, 20 horse farm~ open mostly 
chocolate loam soil, level well drained 
highway divides farm in halves, about 
-10 horse farm on each side, fine crops 
now growing, main house 13 tenant 
houses, flowing artesian well, rent 
all for $1600 or divide in two farms, 
 
ref required. 
Nolen, 807 Hill St., S 
 
Miss Nora 
 
Butts county 2 miles from Jackson 
Ga., one of the richest farms there, 
2 good houses on same, for particu- 
lars write. ; 
 
A H Woodyard, Rising Fawn, Ga., 
2 horse farm for rent in Jones coun- 
ty, near Wayside, either cash or on 
shares. : 
 
acres known as Indian Gold section 
in Douglas county, 16 miles from 5 
Points, 6 miles from Lithia Springs, 
has branch and is near Sweet water 
creek, easy to build summer cabins 
and improve for sport resort, for fur- 
ther information, write. : 
 
J J Thompson, Rt 3, Senoia, Ga., 
good four horse farm. near Senoia, 
Ga., in high state of cultivation, on 
rura] mail route, near good churches 
and schools. 
 
J P Hornsby, Ivey, Ga., farm con- 
sisting of about 500 acres, 150 acres 
under cultivation, good land, plenty 
of pasture, over million ft of timber 
1 1-2 miles from R R station, will 
give long lease. 
 
~J B Swords, Woodville, Ga., 10 
horse farm, located 5 miles east of 
Union Point, and 5 miles east of 
Woodville, on public road, good 2 
teacher school, 75 acres good pasture 
under fence, plenty running water, 
35 acres fine hay meadow; will let to 
hsome good party for 1-4 or on 50-50 
basis, or standing or money rent, one 
to five years; plenty tenant house, 
main building has 11 rooms, good 
barn and every thing on farm good, 
fine orchard. 
 
Mrs J S Belcher, Adairsville, Ga. 
A-2 or 3 horse farm, good houses, 
barn, and good spring water, good 
Bermuda pasture and .branch runs 
through pasture, near school and 
c 
 
  
 
  
 
exe for anything of equal value  
 
ering all subjects in real estate, will} 
 
rch, in good community. ee 
Mrs M W Parks, Box 354 Eaton- 
 
acres of upland and 5 or: 6 
 
W, Atlanta, Ga., 67 acre farm: in} 
 
Mrs P D Rubin, Hapeville, Ga., 40. 
 
  
 
  
 
n, Ga., splendid dairy farm with 
Bermuda bottoms on creek. 
- Mrs Eunice Driver, College Park, 
Ga., farm just outside of city limits 
of College Park, fine school 
 
house of 8 large airy rooms and hall 
 
and. wide verandah, running water  
on place, fine well, no out buildings | 
 
Meigs, Ga., Rt 3, RG 
 
at present.  
Frank Mock, 
fine place on the Dixie highway fif- 
 
teen miles north of Thomasville, Ga  
for a barbecue stand, also good place | 
for a bakery or any other good bus-  
iness. ? 
 
W H Townson, Talona, Ga., has 
 
for rent for 1928 good, rich farm, 25 
 
aeres of creek bottom land, 3 or 4 
 
This 25 
is good for 
 
needs some cleaning up. 
acres of bottom land 
 
truck farming. Can market the truck  
at Atlanta any morning on an early  
Four room box house, good  
 
train. 
spring in yard. Will rent for $400 
standing rent. . : 
 
H J Haynes, Senoia, Ga., R F D- 
4, two horse farm for rent for stand- 
 
ing rent, 2 1-2 miles from town, 2 
 
good houses and good pasture. 
 
J D Kinsey, Cassville, Ga., large | 
 
2 horse crop on halves. Will fur- 
nish stock and tools but man must 
furnish self. Good corn and cotton 
lan 7 miles from Cartersville, Ga., 
 
and 
church, good neighborhood, good  
 
acres  
 
on Dixie highway. Must have good  
 
references.  
 
Mrs M L Gooding, Doyle, Ga., four  
 
horse farm to responsible party. Farm 
 
is four miles from church and school, 
 
ten miles from Buena Vista, Ga. 
 
C D Henderson, Wrightsville, Ga =e 
 
desires to buy or rent, or will accept 
on some good terms truck. and dairy 
farm in vicinity of Columbus. Ga., 
write if you have anything to offer. 
 
W. F Jones, Rochelle, Ga. Rt 2; 
 
desires to rent two horse crop. on 
halves. Landlord to furnish stock 
and tools. 
ville or Ocilla. Land must be 
A little help needed. 
J M Reed, Austell, 
5. room house, out buildings, pasture 
orchard and 10 acres of land to ecul- 
 
tivate at Floyds, Ga., if applying in  
 
person see Mr. Reed at Floyds Ga 
write Austell Ga Rt 1. 
 
Want location near Irwin- | 
good.  
 
Ga, Re 1 A] 
 
aX 
 
Dowdy Bros., Rt 1, Box 54 White _ 
 
Plains, Ga., 3 horse farm in Stew- 
art county, good fertile land, will 
 
rent reasonable, also good 2 horse 4 
 
farm in Greene county, near church 
and a high school, for price and de- 
 
scription write, want standing rent | 
 
Note. = -- 
 
PECANS & PEANUTS WANTED 
O J Wenzel, Southern Pecan Grow- 
 
ers Cooperative Assn, Albany Ga > 
 
Pecans of all kinds. Orders now 
coming, We want a larger supply 
Quick sales and prompt settlements. 
 
J G Bowen, R 5 West. Point Ga 
 
Wants sound peanuts for parching | 
CORN & CORN MEAL WANTED  
 
B C Anthony, R 8 Columbus Ga 
Good sound shelled orn send sam- 
 
ple and quote price 
s . 
 
SEEDS & PLANTS WANTED | 
 
C E Zipperer, Statenville Ga 
Strawberry Plants, 30 or 35 M plants 
September 15 delivery. Lady Thomp- 
son preferred. Write your 
price 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES WANTED 
_Frank Mock, Meigs Ga R 3.50 Ibs 
 
onable 
 
new Galberry honey in sections, reas-  
 
FRUITS, VEGETABLES AND 
POTATOES WANTED 
Mrs C O Griffin, R 3 Vienna, Ga 
Wants sweet pomgranates. Must be 
 
shipped in crates and not bruised  
 
quote price in first letter 
 
Mollie Williamson, R 1 Matthews  
 
Ga Wants pears, apples and grapes 
del 
 
Mrs H J McCorvey, Hawkinsville  
 
Ga wants to buy 30 lbs Bermuda 
 
seed 5 lbs Charleston Wakefield cab-_ 
 
bage seed, 5 lbs early Jersey seed and 
5 lbs Flat Dutch 
 
Ss 
 
4g 
 
a 
 
best ; = 
 
will exe walnuts for same 1st of Oct a 
 
  
   
 on 50-50 basis with a man who 
rry my ryin bill until fall; want 
le to plant 10 acres in tobac- 
 
Reynolds, Rt 5, Lawrenceville 
halves or work for wages, 
other one horse men want 
ether, prefer Gwinnett or 
 
w counties, close to school, 
n; all sober men; what have you 
er eee ; 
Bryant, Rt 2, Pendergrass, Ga 
to rent 2 or three horse 
(1928 for general farming 
cking; also want some poul- 
ys and small dairy on -halves, 
ean furnish references. 
 
[ Allen, Rt 1, Temple, Ga, 
o- rent a small farm suitable 
ck farming near some good 
 
Holland, Braselton/Ga., 8 or 
s of extra good land, suitable 
king and growing plants, 
f water, good house and ten- 
ouse, near school and church 
or standing rent, can finance 
exc. : = j 
Stansel, Gillsville, Ga., Rt 2 
_ horse farm for 1928, must 
land, large house and barn 
ist have some good corn land, 
plenty of help, there being 11 
he family. 
 
SC Parker, Bainbridge, Ga wants 
farm on halves or 2 horse 
urnished a cultivator, also 
my amount on halves, must 
good school and not too far 
SvOWNt 8 eee 
Guy, Rt 2, Matthews, Ga., 
orse farm on shares, includ- 
ws, chickens, hogs; must -be 
 
good church and school. 
ay, Donaldsonville, Ga. wants 
m to.raise hogs on_ halves, to 
eanuts and corn and go 50-50 
yerything, must be near good 
has small family and can cul- 
 
t 30 acres; write: : 
 
ane Rt 1, Box 48, Atkinson 
or five horse farm on fifty 
_with a man who will carry 
 
bill until fall; want to be able 
 
acres in Feb. ~ 
 
ox, Rt B Lyons, Ga., a one- 
arm to cultivate on halves, 
ruck or poultry farm, must 
house, and be near school 
, prefer South or South- 
 
7a., can go to work at orice. 
Aaron, Adairsville, Ga., de- 
o rent 2 to 4 horse farm for 
as own stock, tools and can 
If; must have a good pas- 
ng water, good main build- 
must be near church and 
 
  
 
AND POSITIONS WANTED 
Meredith, Bainbridge Ga Man 
grown sons desires log cutting 
 
hy, Duluth Ga, 15 yrs ex- 
at sawyer wants work 
 
Fowler, -R_3 Royston Ga 
dy place helping with house- 
as companion for aged cou- 
ing fall and winter yee 
Martin; Montezuma Ga R 2 
ants to run truck farm on 
 
Danders, Dry Branch Ga 
work for himself and family on- 
fall and a farm on halves 
ae location near church 
Fordham, R 1 Metter Ga Wants 
iS Overseer on farm and 4s 
 
of live stock or poultry on 
 
R Bost, R 3 Macon Ga Care W 
 
man with 3 in family wants 
 
Ss farm overseer or  driving 
 
a dairy farm for wages and 
halves _  
 
eid, R' 1 Bremen Ga Wants. 
 
for 1928 looking after poul-. 
 
ck farm, Best. of references 
 
Fowler, Lithonia Ga Wants a. 
 
sharpen tools for granite cut-_ 
 
ley, Moreland, Ga Wanted : 
 
o rent good one horse], 
 
  
 
and furnish reference _ ae 
_M A Dixey, Sylvania, Ga, Route 
o, Box 2 Wanted job in city or on 
farm driving truck or feeding live 
stock  
W H Duke, Ashburn Ga R 1, Wants 
work for 1928 in apple orchard grape 
vineyard strawberry or raspberries 
have had four years experience 
J W Cavender, Brooks Ga Wants 
position as farm overseer or working 
foreman for balance 1927 and 1928 
can begin work at once. 
A-1 reference 
Mines A Dickey, Sylvania Ga R 5 
Wants job as farm overseer or stock 
feeding for balance of year and 1928 
lifetime experience = 
G A Skelton, Royston Ga Wants 
 
position for 1928 as mayager of Poul-) 
 
try or stock farm. 36 years old with 
 
family will furnish references 
 
_W H Duke, Ashburn Ga Wants po- 
sition @s driver of tractor or truck 
or both combine for 1928ecan keep 
same in repair ae 
 
W M Tyson, Ocilla Ga Care Bulle- 
tin, Experienced watermelon grower 
wants to hear from land owners close 
shipping points So Ga = 
 
R M Potter, Hapeville Ga Seven 
yrs exp in Caponizing  s_. 
 
Box 838 Greensboro Ga Man to 
work in dairy, prefer one with wife 
to,look after poultry ===- ) 
_ J T Spier, Sr, Thomaston Ga Wants 
position as farm supt for 1928 13 yrs 
exp Good ref Write at once 
_Lock Box 283 Millen Ga Sngl man 
with exp and some study desires job 
looking after poultry or poultry, hogs. 
& gathering gen farm crops Spent 
most of life on the farm Total ab- 
_stainer 4 5 
 
-Robert Graham, R 2 Pelham Ga 
Wants to get with good man where | 
can raise hogs, cows & run 1 plow, 
have a-good house, wood, garden con- 
venient to school and church = 
 
LC Tanner, Alma Ga Desire po- 
sition on farm $1 a day & board 
 
L_B Colquitt, R 8 Box 4 Columbus 
Ga Wants a middle aged, sngl man 
 
to milk 5 or 6 cows, cultivate garden | 
 
corn & potato patch. State what 
salary with board and laundry will 
be expected __  : 
P O Box 142 Tampa Shores Fla 
Position as mgr of an _ up-to-date 
truck with poultry or a large sheep 
ranch or both Wage and percent Ex- 
~perienced & good references 
Geo A Palmer, R 9 Gainesville Ga 
Wants a location in North or Middle 
Ga for dairying and gen farming 
Write description of what you have to 
offer : ee ts Bee! 
Miss Maude Rowe, 1 Adamsville Rd 
Atlanta Ga Desires position to keep 
house ee / = 
J J Bell, Hartwell Ga Desires to 
operate a peanut threshing machine 
 
| in South Ga for fall of 1927 on share 
 
basis, or would consider buying ma- 
chine Machine must be in first class 
cond and in good location for doing 
custom work ; 
 
Grady ONeal, Culloden Ga Posi- 
tion on dairy & Truck farm & raising 
hogs combined Has help enough to 
run same ~ Z a 
 
Robt Anderson, R 2 Box B Decatur 
 
Ga Desires position on farm ean do} 
 
most any kind of work, such as dairy- 
ing, reg farming, saw mill, truck 
driving, rough repair work on build- 
ings, and is a good hand to overseer 
Is married and has 2 children. He is 
28, wife is 24 yrs old. 
T J Dowdy, R 5 Lumpkin Ga Wants 
position. as Planer mill foreman lum- 
ber checker, night watchman at most 
any plant. If cant offer any of the 
above, then offer what you have Is 
hustler and sober ~ oe ee 
 
B R Billing, R B, Box 14, States-| 
 
boro Ga Desires. position as overseer 
of large farm, from 10 to 50 horse 
 
Can handle labor successfully. Life | 
 
time experience Ref given can begin 
 
Will furnish : 
 
  
 
an 10 or over 25 horse farm 
kind of farm machinery, Good ref 
 
healthy location 
 
R 1 Box 20, Register Ga A middle 
age energetic man and wife with no 
children for help with farm, poultry 
milking and housekeeping 
 
-O R Johnson, R 1 Shellman Ga 
 
so forth Can furnish good ref Write 
 
  
 
FARM HELP. WANTED 
 
Mrs J S Outlaw, Sparks Ga A set- 
tled white lady to assist with general 
housework in a farm home, with a 
middle aged couple Will pay a reas- 
onable salary. A steady position | 
_ LH Oden, Blackshear Ga Wants 
2 two-horse farmers for 1928 to plant 
cotton, tobacco ete Write 
 
Amos Bailey, R 4 Box 103 Eaton- 
ton Ga Wants 2 good Dairy and gen- 
eral farm hands at-once for balance 
1927 and 1928 Must be good milkers 
board and washing $15 per mo Ref- 
erences exchanged ~s 
 
_W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Wants 
help to milk cows and work garden. 
Pees $30 Room and hpard regular 
ime er 
J E M, Care Market Bulletin An 
elderly lady in country village desires 
a middle aged lady to live with her 
Four acre lot, good place to raise 
chickens for market 
WE Mills, R 1 Garfield Ga Wants 
a settled man and wife as caretakers 
to live in house and look after stock 
and keep house through winter Must 
be reliable Will pay salary to right 
party Want them by Sept 1st 
 
W J Scott, St Charles Ga Wants a 
good farmer to take 4 or 5 plows for 
1-3 and 1-4, bo to furnish stock and 
be able to ryn himself Good worker 
honest and reliable Ten room house in 
nice oak grove near school and church- 
es on main highway : 
 
J W Austin, Box 86 Carl Ga My 
wife and I want a lady to live with 
us as one of the family. At our 
death she will fall heir to what we 
have. The work is not hardmilking 
cooking, housework, washing, ironing 
ete. Only two of us in good commun- 
ity, churches, ete. Write tos 
 
W S Sutton, Adairsville Ga Wants 
pa man and force to cultivate a 3 or 
4 horse crop Good land near school 
and church. Also will furnish stock 
to cultivate a 3 or 4 horse crop And 
a good wage hand. Single, beginn- 
ing by Sept 1st a= : 
 
JR Birk, R 2, Madison, Ga Wants 
good Tenant capable of running good 
 
{3 horse farm, 9 mi from Madison Ga 
 
on Dixie Highway, 1-2 mi from school 
nice house and very best dand 
 
C L Eubank, Eastman Ga Wants 
men to sell Pecan trees State exper- 
ience | Z Sa 
Pine Hill Dairy, Hawkinsville Ga 
Young man. with small family to: run 
dairy in city limits of Hawkinsville 
Ga. Good house & salary 
..A B, Care Market Bulletin, Good 
 
to good capable woman to assist with 
work. Water and lights chance to 
make extra money. Small aduit fam- 
ily, references exe 
 
- Horne Andrews Co, Milledgeville 
Ga Family with stock & equipment to 
operate farm on shares with view of 
developing dairy business, extra good 
Jand, good improvements, convenient 
to school. church & railroai 
 
-R C Martin, Alpharetta Ga Scme 
good steady girl or middle aged wo- 
man to live as one of the family with 
man and wife. Will give good home 
to right party. If interested please 
write : ee me 
 
Family with force enough to culti- 
vate two horse farm on share basis, 
third or fourth or, will rent Ea 
 
Mrs F R_ Vincent, Fruitland Ga 
Woman to work, 2 in family, for a 
 
  
 
work at once . a 
DI Roberson, Hawkinsville.Ga R 
 
y 
 
hom and small wages. Write for par- 
 
Can handle labor, also operate any 
 
Will do pecan budding, pruning and 
 
comfortable home, board & lodging 
 
Must ibe near good school, church and | 
 
Thos J Williams, Matthews Ga RI} 
 
aged lady - 
e in home  
 
as one of the family, and do light 
 
housekeeping. Must be honest and. of 
good character. A good home for the 
right party Write & send references 
 
Crawfish Farm, R 8 Cordele Ga 
Wants a hand from 16 to 20 yrs old 
to do gen farm work and milk, will 
pay all a hand is worth. Must be 
single and sober ee 
 
B H Dickson, Carnesville Ga Wants: 
a good reliable man with family to 
 
|help work a 2 horse crop with 12 
 
cows & raise hogs & chickens. Has 
good pasture on river bottoms Ready 
now Near rural school & church 
 
-T L Roberts, Carrollton Ga R 6 
4 or 5 hands to gather crop, pick cot- 
ton and peas; Woman to help keep 
house and milk cows. Pay reasonable  
price 
 
  
 
  
 
 
 
LIVE STOCK WANTED : 
Miss Zelma Adams, R 9 Box 19 
 
/Elberton 1 reg Jersey heifer 4 or 5 
 
mos old, cheap with papers 
A W Riley, Whigham Ga 25 shoats 
8 to 12 wks old, must be trimmed and 
 
|ready for the field . 
 
J Fitz Norris, Warrenton Ga 7 big 
bone black guinea pigs 8 wks old 4 - 
males and 3 females _, 
 
| J H Grantham, Pineview Ga Heit- 
 
er yearlings 8 to 5 mos old any breed 
Box 28, Braselton Ga buy car load 
Sshoats wt 30 to 150 Ibs ea 
 
E V Lance, R 2 Ellenwood Ga 
Wants to buy 2 or 38 young, vigor- 
ous heavy-breeding* grade Jersey oi 
Guernsey milk cows Cows must have 
freshed recently or soon to freshen 
Not over 20 mi from Ellenwood Write 
full description 
 
P O Box 52, Mountain View Ga 3 
 
or 4 good milk cows fresh in, giving 
 
3 gal of milk or more ea per day 
Wi give 50 acres of unimproved, | 
level good grade sandy loam clay 
sub-soil: land on Central of Ga RR 
and Macon to Columbus highway, lo-_ 
cated 40 mi east of Columbus Ga 
and one mi of station No saw timber 
but enough cord wood to dbl pay price 
asked = 
 
Miss Zelma Adams, R 9 Box 19 
Elberton Ga 1 reg Jersey heifer 4 or 
5 mos old Must be cheap -  
 
M S Bishop, Farmington Ga R 1 
Any amt of calves yearlings to raise 
on halves till fall 1928 oo 
 
G F Sutton, Lyons Ga A few pure 
 
.bred reg pole & China or Berkshire 
 
Gilts, lifetime cholera immune and to 
 
arrow in Sept or Oct Give full de- 
 
tails in first letter 
 
Odum Plant Co, Odum Ga Several . 
ears of hogs and pigs and cattle for 
immediate shipment  : 
 
A W-Riley, Whigham Ga 25 shoats 
from 8 to 12 wks old Want them al- 
ready trimmed ready to turn in field 
The one sending the best offer will 
get order 
 
IC & J C Collier, Barnesville. Ga 
Will buy a truck load of thrifty shoats 
60 to 75 Ibs State lowest price per lb 
 
del to Barnesville; a Hereford male 
 
6 to 8 mos old, and 4 to 5 Hereford  
heifers; Hampshire male 5 to 6 mos ~ 
old, pure breed papers not necessary  
-N M Atkinson, Lyons Ga R A 1 
good young Percheon Mare not over 
6 yrs old Must not have any blemish- 
es and well broke to work and gentle. 
Write what you have  
 
Box 23, Braselton Ga A car load 
 
}of shoats weighing from 80 to 75 
 
Tbs ea, and 100 to 150 lbs Write  
 
G T Truelove, Stockbridge, R 1 
Berkshire Gilt of breeding age, or 
will exe Tormohlen strain Brown 
Leghorn hens yr old for same 
_ Mrs L  Johnson, Sparta Ga lreg 
Jersey heifer calf healthy and thrif- 
ty, about 5:or 6 mos old 
 
Noah A Dixon, R 4 Bx 82 Black- 
shear iGa Several hogs, any food 
breed, any wt up to 150 lbs market: 
price. Will exc one nice young bay 
mare 6 yrs old wt about 900 lbs Gen- - 
 
tle, work anywhere 
 
  
       
       
   
 
  
 
eg 
 
  
 
  
 
egg party send eggs for 
 
  
 
HEAT, RYE & HAY 
WANTED 
Oud Plant Co, Odum Ga One or 
 
more cars of Fulghum seed oats Send 
 
sample and quote prices 
 
W H Davis, 312 Montgomery a 
Savannah Ga Clay peas for eating 
purposes quote lowest ae per bu in 
quantities 
 
Y O Matthews, Axson Ga Abruzzi 
and Tall Ga seed rye Quote prices 
 
JR Birk, R 2 Madison Ga Apple seed 
oats 75e per bu 
 
A B TayloreR 1 Rochelle Ga 15 bu 
Blue stem wheat Will pay cash for 
 
same send sample and quote lowst. 
 
price delivered 
 
J Ferguson, Dawson Ga 250 bu 
100 to 1 Ga cop improvement Assn 
Inspected seed oats 
 
W I Abney, Athens Ga Quote best | 
 
price on 50 bus Abruzzi, Rosen or 
Common rye 1200- lbs Hairy vetch or 
 
~ Manantha Vetch seed 1000 lbs:Crimson 
 
~elover. seed cleaned or in chaff 100 
 
~ bus Burr clover seed clean and fre 
 
of nut grass / 
 
- POULTRY, EGGS | & POULTRY 
SUPPLIES WANTED 
 
Butts Co Poultry Assn. Jackson Ga 
100 large White Leghorns pullets; 
100 Ancona pullets 
~H K Ward, Box 45, Savannah Ga 
Three 100 V C AC fans for Buckeye 
-No. 7 incubator; write particular stat- 
ing number and. condition 
 
Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery 
Branch Ga Pay cash for peafowls 
 
A W Riley, Whigham Ga Eggs for 
hatching on halves; will set incubator 
Sept 1; trays hold 135 eng; prefer 
 
tray 
 
Tunner Pettyjohn, R 5 Alpharetta 
Ga ineubator 50 egg size Little Brown 
Hen preferred, cheap 
 
G S Partridge, R 1, Norcress Ga 
 
  
 
45 doz eggs Barred Rocks or R I reds | 
 
fertile for hatching 
 
Mrs T C Jones, Register Ga Wants 
to raise on halves until 10 wks old 
100 M RI reds and same number 
White, Brown or Black Leghorns 
 
P C Reid, Bremen Ga Wants to 
aise baby chicks on halves 
 
H O Williams, R A Millen Ga Cy- 
press 390 cap incubator at bargain 
 
Mrs Carl Henderson, Turnerville 
Ga 50 baby chicks to raise on halves 
until 8 wks old; any large breed 
 
Mrs H A Moon, Reidsville Ga 30 
 
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_ White Wyandottes hens and 2 cock- 
 
erels 1 yr to 18 mos; or the same 
amount white Minorcas will give in 
exc Boston Bull terrier screw tail 
 
male pedigreed, for 200 baby chicks 
 
T T McNelley, Turnerville Ga is 
in the market for 800 White Leghorn 
pullets 4 1-2 or 5 mos old Pure bred 
stock of any good strain Seller to 
furnish coops - : 
 
L E Williams, Ty Ty Ga Guinea 
pigs, cash or exe ~ 
Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga Want- 
ed hatching eggs from pure bred 
Parks strain Barred, Rocks must have 
 
ee permit will pay good price during 
 
atching season 
L L Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave 
 
~~ Atlanta Ga, Will pay 25c ea for half 
 
4 pound size white or brown leghorns, 
 
  
 
Buff Orphington or R I red pullets 
any number 25 to 100 
Mrs R M Wilson, Box 255 Tifton, 
 
Ga Wiaanted about 100 baby chicks 
 
  
 
_ to raise on halves to two or three mo 
 
old prefer cornish games or R 1 reds 
 
J A Wilbanks Spring Place Ga 
Wants 2 Thompson Ringlet strain 
cockerels must be full stock and well 
marked  
 
Mrs Wiley Whit, Sylvester Ga 25 
to 50 pure bred S C White Leghorn 
pullets Feb or Mch heh No culls 
wanted. Give best price in lots of 
25 to. -b0 
 
Mrs Edith Whatley, R 2 College 
Park Ga Will exc 15 lbs hot pepper 
cr 8 lbs hot pepper and 1 pk Bell 
pepper for 2 settings of Cornish eggs 
Party pay del of same, carrier re- 
turned at my expense or will take 85 
 
chicks and exc Pepper and pay dif- 
 
  
 
entseee 
 
-Must be in good condition. 
 
\also 1 pair governers | 
tractor 
 
fn chides. about Sept 10th must 
Be heavy breeds mixed 
 
Thos J Williams, Matthews Ga 
Wants 200 White |Leghorn pullets 
Feb or Mch heh will exe upright 
piano for same 
 
W H Johnson, R 4 Gainesville Ga 
Box 21 wants 300 S L Wyandotte 
baby chicks quote prices 
 
U G Smith, Meigs Ga Wants 1000) 
 
Barred Rock, R I reds or Wyandottes 
to raise on halves till 12 wks old 
Mrs J H Gay R 1 Jacksonville Ga 
 
wants to buy 15 pure brd blk Jer- | 
 
sey Giants Marcy strain pullets Make 
best price 
 
R L Tribble, R 2 Atlanta Ga Wants 
Barred Rock, R I reds or White Rocks 
not over 1 yr old Will exc Pure bred 
fancy pigeons for same 
 
Mrs B F Brown, Box 18, Bswolciay. 
en Ga Wants 50 Tanered strain W L 
pullets not under 6 mos old or over 
8 mos old Also 4 cockerels quote best 
price del to Atlanta Ga 
 
Mrs F A Owen, Forsyth Ga Will 
hatch chickens on halves - 
 
Knight Bros, Dacula Ga One 250 
 
capacity incubator will set-latter part 
of Aug or ist of Sept $6 Write at 
once. Bargain , 
 SG Amos, Rising Fawn Ga Wants 
1 Jamesway or Newtown Giant In- 
eubator 1000 to 1500 egg capacity. 
Write 
giving best price and details in first 
letter of 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND MACHINERY 
WANTED . 
 
J F Call, R 4 Ellijay Ga seed drill 
for small seed in good condition write 
prices 
 
WO Sanders, Roswell Ga Good hay 
rake in good condition and not more 
than 25 miles from Atlanta 
 
J H Hurt, Oakman Ga Gasoline drag 
log. sawing machine in good condi-\ 
ion 
 
H O Williams, R A Millen Ga Dicks 
 
green feed cutter cheap | 
 
Robert Stanley, Due Ga 1 saw mill 
outfit in good condition 
 
A J Allen, Crawfordsville Ga 1 
small planer for wood shop in good 
condition; write what you have 
 
LJ Vollrath, Winton Ga Wants box- 
ings, key cuffs for 2 roller cane mill; 
he will also make self skimmer evap- 
orators 
 
HG McDonald, Ft Valley Ga Steel 
overshot water wheel write 
 
U.F Wardlaw,,R 1 Ashburn Ga I 
H C hay press or other model press 
 
L J Vollrath, Winston Ga  Good 
wood burning cook stove 
 
E L Dees, Rex Ga,-I air compressor 
for individual water system 
 
Joe B Davis, Curryville Ga Delco 
light plant in good condition 
 
S L Thornton & Sons, R 2 Dewey 
 
Rose Ga 4 to 6 stanchions complete 
 
for dairy farm. 
wc Turpin, Wacon Ga bay 2 een- 
 
ter crank engine 25 to 35 ae write 
particulars 
 
J L Thomas, R 1 Madison Ge 1 
pene Fordson belt 100 ft long; 
for Fordson 
 
D L Martin, Fitzgerald Ga Case 
thresher 20x28 for cash and in good 
 
| condition 
 
E Callas, Gainesville Ga Buy oe 
plex gin sharpener and Ginner; also 
cameron tramper, lumber planer and 
wheat thresher : 
 
F C Geiger, Flintside Ga pecan 
grading and pecan cracking machine, 
also Ford trailer 
 
Mrs S F Bennett Gardi- Ga 100 no 
8 size open top sanitary cans for can- 
ning vegetables, could use solder top 
 
/eans, must be new and in good condi- 
 
tion, will pay market price 
 
L Redfern, Warthen Ga Several 
100 ft 8 or 4 in second hand pipe or 
boiler flues give size and condition 
and price per ton; also t Ford motor 
 
S$ D Culpepper, R 4 Box 32A Val- 
dosta Ga Would like to buy 14 in saw 
mill belt 18 ft long single length 
 
Otis G Rawls, Williamson Ga 10 ft 
 
  
 
spring tooth orchard harrow also 
 
good m ke dise hafro 
 
tload of No. 
 
ene driving tractor 
CG Current, Temple Ga Wood 
Se machine medium size and 
110 volt electric motor 
 
H.C Parker, Bainbridge Ga Stove 
no 7 or 8 give in exc pure #red RI 
red pullets and rooser Mar fg 
hatch 
 
' PET STOCK. WANTED 
 
M L Crawford, Tiger Ga Live rac- 
coons young and old! also wildcats, 
minks and otters 
 
Sim Bell, Jr., Waynesboro Ga 1 
or 2 pairs spring hatch fantail , pig- 
|eons; quote price and breeding 
 
Joe Perry, Awtreyville Ga Wants 
a yourg &nd gentle Shetland pony 
Wants mare and best price for cash) 
State price and age \ 
 
John W. Martin, Hurtsboro Ala 
Wants pure bred- Black Tail Japa- 
nese bantamis. Write 
 
C H Land, Lindale Ga Wants An- 
gora Kitten State color and price 
 
- MISCELLANEOUS WANTED  
Leo Crossman, 1150 East D 
Ave C-7 Atlanta Ga 40 to 70 squares 
of galvanized steel foofing asst 
length, also 40 squares of shingles 
Give best price for cash 
R H Duggan, Chester Ga 8 or 10 
 
  
 
  
 
-M heart boards pine or Cypress 10} 
 
sq galvanized roofing | 
 
Frances Holmes, 633 (Telfair St, 
Augusta Ga Old style, antique sew-' 
ing table,-a secretary, large side- 
 
| board, will exc for White Plymouth 
Rocks, pullets & cockerels or will buy 
 
outright. What have you to offer 
 
Wwe Wicker, Wrightsville Ga Con- 
tract sawing stock for saw mill Have 
| force enough to saw 20M per day 
 
The Standard Tool & Handle Co, 
Macon Ga Clear pine squares, 6 ft 
 
x 2x: 2. > Inquire 
 
J B Jenkins, P O Box 231 Albany 
Ga wants to purchase for cash car- 
2 shingles quote best 
price F O B Leary Ga 
 
WOMANS DEPARTMENT 
Needie Werk For Sale 
 
Mrs Carl Henderson, Turnerville, 
Ga., will exchange nice pieced quilt 
tops for 10 yards of good grade 36 
in sheeting, write. 
 
Miss Belle Jones, Shellman, a 
Rt 4, crochet yoke 82-36 in bist, 
$1.75 del. 
 
Mrs W H Hughey, Re 1; Ranger, 
Ga. will-tuft bedspread $1 each: tu- 
lip, Mt. Beauty, dew drop. designs, 
for other designs will tuft for 75c 
each, other partv to furnish mate- 
rial and pay postage or will stamp 
ready for tufting and give instruc- 
tions for 25c each or 2 for 40c; cro- 
chet Jadys yokes in roll st tch $3 5] 
erochet medallions in same stitch 10c 
each. 
 
Miss Cecil Adams. Rt 9, Box 19, 
Elberton, Ga., 2 nice white dresser 
scarfs with fringe $1.50 each; cen- 
terpiece, crocheted, about 12 inch 
sq $1.50; tan color table runner with 
deep crochet trimming and fringe, 
and a big rose emb in pink, with 
green leaves on it $1.50: cash with 
order; wants to piece on halves good, 
nice quilts pieces. send them with 
pattern they want pieced by and will 
niece and return as soon as possi- 
+ ble; will also crochet on halves or 
for vay, send design and thread if 
wanted on halves; write. | 
 
Miss Myrtle Pruitt, Rt 3, Talla- 
poosa. Ga.. 1 silk quilt top to exe 
for White Wyandotte eggs, rugs, 25x 
47 exc for baby chicks hatched next 
month (Sept) and for White Wyan- 
dotte eggs or Buff Orpington eggs, 
also baby chicks to raise on halves, 
to 8 weeks old, Buff-Orpingtons pre- 
ferred. 
 
* Mrs Chas O Hooten: 1118 Raflroad 
St.. LaGrange Ga., ladies tea aprons 
emb 50c each; childrens eating 
aprons, made of good grade oil cloth, 
white, bound in various color tape, 
25c each; add postage; also wants to 
exchange unbleached cloth {mill 
ends) for 4 pure bred Barred Rocks 
April hatch, of the Hatterman st., 
like to have 3 pullets and one roos- 
 
  
 
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/pine cone pattern $ 
 
| material. 
 
_also have new dbl bed size quilts se 
 
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$1.50 and $2 pair, co 
white on good grade bleaching, the 
$2 pair with hand hem-stitching. 
 
Mrs Esther Lewis, Rt 2, Rydal, Ga 
nice tufted bedspreads + "each, large 
size fob. 2 
 
Mrs W C Black, Rt 2, Adairsville,  
Ga., will make plain dresses for 75c 
each; childrens fancy dresses from 
3 years to years 75c and up to $1; 
teds, 50c; party furnish material and 
| pay postage and she furnish patterns.  
 
J J Whitaker, Dalton, Ga. hand | 
tufted sofa cushion tops $1 each; 
hand made aprons 75e and $1 each;  
edging per yard for pillow cases, 
hand made; special gaged or plain 
tufting needles, paper assorted sew- 
ing needles 10c paper. 
 
Mrs J C Hosea, Toccoa, Cas Rt 3: 
exchange new heavy quilts for baby 
chicks, any heavy breed, quilts cheap. 
= Mrs Fula. D ham, Fitzgerald, Ga - 
RE 8, 4 162 yards henbidding tatting _ 
20 yd; 2 pieces of white crocheting 
for dresser scarf ends, spider web  
pattern $1.25; 2 pieces of. ecru cro-  
cheting for dresser searf ends, spider 
web pattern $1.25; 2 pieces of ecru 
erocheting for? dre: er scarf ends, 
.25; 2 1-2 mile- 
a-minute lace, blue with ecru edge  
20ce yard; 2 1-2 yards hair pine lace,  
white with blue edge 20c yard; 1 yd- 
lace for centerpiece 2 inch wide $1; 
1 sq yoke, crochet of white medal- 
lions $1. 50; 1 blue sq gown yoke, | 
crochet in spider web $2.50; will ex-  
change for Barred Rock chicken Of 
any kind of tatting or crocheting, - 
write. a. 
Mrs CE Williams, Rt 6, Dellas Ga 
hand tufted bed spreads, best grade 
90x95 inch; doesnt fade, different 
designs $4 and $5 each. 
 
Lydia Hughey, Rt 1 Fairmont, Ga 
choice designs tufted bed spreads. on | 
wide unbleached sheeting in fadeless 
color thread from $3.75 to $5 owing  
to design or will tuft for $1 and fur- 
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Mrs G T Truelove, Sockbridge, eae 
Rt 1, will exchange 10 pkg of new 
gingham broadcloth, print, etc., quilt | PS 
scraps, smooth and usable sizes for 
8 Buff Orpington pullets, frying size  
 
sale $5 and $6 each. ; 
 
Miss Emilise Gordon, Dallas, Ga., fo 
100 new emb designs, 25c; white 
stamped handkerchiefs to emb. thread  
included, 1 doz $1. 
 
Miss Frances A Henderson, Rt. Se: 
Dallas Ga., gingham scraps iwites = 
10 yd sizes $1; 20 yd sizes $1.98; 
small pieced bundle 59e; black and 
white check gingham dress size 44. 
made nice $1.49; 1 new hook rug 
needle 98c; parrot design rug partly  
' worked 65c; 200 new. emb designs ~ 
9; 8 yards blue English crepe al 
 
Miss Florie Hughey, Rt 1, Ragen 
Ga., choice designs tufted bed spread  
on bleached or unbleached sheeting 
for $3.75 and $4 each; also parties 
paying postage and furnishing ma- 
terial will stamp, tuft, and clip 
spread, any design $1 each, magnolia  
bowknot, daisy design 75c each; will 
stamp spread and | give information 
for 25c each or 2 for 40c; send 
stamped envelope for reply,.crochet- | 
ing 25e and 35c for every 125 yards  
of thread, or will exchange for 6 yds 
of good, pretty, 36 inch ginghams or 
dress percale. 
 
Miss M E Darden, Rt 2, Mayfield, 
Ga., two plain, long sleeve house 
dresses, basted hems, size 36, $1. 25 
each, cash with order. 
 
Mrs L S Johnson, Sparta, Ga nice - 
bath towels, pink and blue _ stripe 
with crochet or tatting on edge 35c; 
several nice quilt top pieces of ging- = 
ham and percales, extra large size 
$1 each; 1 tufted bedspread with Se 
boil fast tufting thread, with large | 
pillow cases to match spread, tufted 
in large diamonds, spread, 2 1-2 yds" 
lone $5 for set. 
 
Mrs, L S Hope, Ludowici, Ga Re A 
1 nice light green voile dress, size 
10 to 14 years $1.50; 1 lipstick red, 
trimmed in tan, voile dress size 38 
 
  
 
  
      
 
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fats: 
   
 OMANS DEPARTMENT 
eedle Work Fer Sale 
 
_E Clonts, 1352 Donnelly Ave. 
 
anta, Ga, good grade gingham 
 
It tops pieced: on machine $1.50 
ch or lot of 5 for $7.75. 
 
Mrs Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga will 
 
quilts for $1 each; plain sew- 
ng, grown uv dresses 75c, childrens 
ses 35c;- customers furnishing 
atterns and postage. 
_Mrs. J B Pruitt, Tallapoosa, Ga., 
t+ 3, 1 silk quilt top $2; rugs 25x47 
will exchange either for White Wy- 
ndotte or Buff Orpington eggs to 
center pieces to exchange for 
uff Orpington or White Wyandotte 
baby chicks. ; 
M4dJS care Market Bulletin, grad-| 
ate dress maker will furnish pat- 
erns and make dresses for 75c each, 
lips etc., 50c; send material parcel 
ost and send dress that: fits to be 
_in measuring and send picture 
dress you wish; satisfaction guar- 
eed; where as much ag $3 worth 
sewing is sent, will accept pay in 
p,. meat, lard, or fruits, either 
ed or dried, pure bred or setting 
ggs in lots of 100 each to be del 
ept 15; also will hand paint bed sets 
half of material sent and will 
urnish the patterns, paint, etce., 
thod of decorating latest for bed: 
oom sets, scarfs, etc. 
 
Mrs F O Gaddis, Rt 2, Dawsonville 
a will hemstitch and embroidery 
aby dresses cheap; plain and fancy 
prons made, other party furnish. 
oods and pay postage, 4 filet cro- 
het designs for center pieces 25c. 
.Mrs W D Garrett, Adairsville, Ga 
 
8, tufted bed spread, basket de- 
gns assorted colors $2.75 del. 
_Mrs R T Chatham Rt 3 Adairsville 
 
Ga. tufted bed spread in assorted 
olors, basket design $3 del. hn 
 
Mrs J M Denman, White Ga 1 pair 
 
low cases made of white Indian 
 
ad, three inch hemstitched hem, 
 
b with bronze mums in colors, 
ith crochet edging $1.75; 1 emb 
edspread, with 16 large American 
Jeauty roses emb in deep rose and 
 
een, made of No 1 A grade 10-4 
nbleached sheeting $3.50 or spread 
 
and pillow cases .$5; or exchange for 
 
-yards of 9-4 sheeting of a good!. 
 
ade; hom 
 
sewing done cheap, 
Palbe, i ie 
 
m1 H Stapleton; Rt 1 Douglas Gal 
 
2 quilt squares 16 inch sq, enough 
o make 1 quilt 5c each or exchange 
or dried apples. vA 
iffin, Ga Box 188, 4 yds nice 
; taffeta; cost $1.75 yd will exc 
frying size chickens. 
rs M C Comer, Gainesville, Ga 
 
; 4,5 different designs for bed 
breads 25c each with bolster, 5 
lece bed room set 55c; center piece, 
able runners, scarf ends, villow ca- 
 
and tops, tea aprons, childrens. 
rons, life size doll patterns 10c 
ach; 3 for-25c; or exchange any of 
bove for Octagon coupons at 1c ea; 
dd 3c postage. 
 
Mrs M H Rickett, Fairmont, Ga Rt 
tufted bed spreads in white and 
ast colors on 81x90 unbleached 
heeting $3.75 and up according to 
esign; will stamp and work from 
 
 to $1 each; the parties to fur- 
ish all material or will furnish cloth 
nd thread and stamp ready for 
orking $2.50 each; tufted bed room 
ets $8 and up; tea aprons 65c each; 
 
dresser scarfs 50c; table runners 
54x54 inch $1.25 each; window cur* 
ains 75c to $1.50; pillow cases 50c 
 
according to size; chair cushion 
 
s 50c; embroidering, crocheting, 
 
ocking, hemstitching or any kind 
 
plain sewing, men and boys shirts 
ces right. 
 
Miss Lois Overton, Rt 1, Box 12, 
erry Ga 1 oval crocheted rag rug 
 
ut 60x30 inch $3; 1 rug, same 
 
id about 36x40 inch $2. 
 
| WOMANS DEPARTMENT 
 
_ Flowers and Seed For Sale 
 
_ Mrs W E Green, Powersville, Ga 
dbl and single geraniums 50c each; 
oston sword ferns 20c, 8 for 50c; 
egonias 25e each; shandalia lilies 
each; all colors of sultanas 15 
each; Arabian jasmine 75c each; jon- 
quil bulbs $1 per hun, devils back- 
 
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bone begonia 15c_ each; exchange 
above for lilies, palms hyacinths,dah- 
lias, roses or pot flowers. 
 
Mrs L F Bennett, Gardi, Ga rooted 
salmon sultanas 15e each; salmon 
and rose pink sultana cuttings 10 
each; cuttings of dbl ed hibiscus 
10c; pink jesticia 10c; 4 large rooted 
pink blooming begonias. 25c each. 
 
Mrs C H Ward, Rt 1 Adairsville 
Ga narcissus, daffodils, 
 
yellow, day and _ other -lilies, iris, 
 
| grasses, roses, syringa, dogwood, spi- 
 
rea, honeysuckle, almond, deretzie, 
quince, pomegranite, cape jessamine, 
 
bridal wreath, golden bells, butterfly 
 
bush, Japanese Kudzu vine, _ bitter- 
sweet vine (has garlands of crimson 
berries in winter) white star jasmine, 
and trumpet, maderia vines, tubers, 
shapely young cedars, yellow and 
white japonicas; all well rooted, 
write for prices.<  * 
 
Mrs E L Roberts, Suwanee, Ga Rt 
1 cape jessamine 25c each; rooted, 
large size, 
cissus bulbs, blooming size 25c doz; 
or 25 doz for $6; yellow jonquil bulbs 
20c doz; yellow golden rod bush 25c 
each, all of the above postpaid. 
 
Mrs E C Heaton, Hartwell Ga Rt 
3 blue forget-me-not plants 25 per 
doz; canterbury bells, sure to bloom 
next spring, 40 per doz; yellow cro- 
cus bulbs 15 per doz $1 per hun; 
large size plants 15 each. _ 
 
Miss Inez Moore, -Bowdon, Ga 
 
cape jasmine cuttings 6 and 8 inch 
 
high, well rooted 25e and 30 each 
del; 50 cuttings 
planting, bloom next year. 
 
Mrs P T Brookes, 211 Adair St, 
Decatur, Ga., narcissus-bulbs 25 doz 
$2 per hun; rooted cape $1.50 each. 
 
Mrs R,P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga 
single blue hyacinth bulbs 40 doz. 
 
Miss Virgil Wilson, Rebecca, Ga 
Rt 1, colens, different kinds cuttings 
5 each, rooted 10c; wandering jew 
large and small leaf cutting 5c, root- 
ed 10c. . ; = 
 
Wood Lawn Nursery, Rt 8, Green- 
ville Ga 200 rooted Eldorado black- 
berry plants in exchange for 500 box- 
wood cuttings, rooted boxwood 
 
plants $10 per 100; magnolia glancia 
 
trees $25 per 100 del Oct del. 
 
Mrs M N Brown, Lithia Springs 
Ga. Rt 1 gigantic sunflower seed 25c 
doz, postage paid.  Cee es 
 
Mrs R H Whitehead, Rt 2, Box 36 
Jefferson Ga dbl pink hyacinth bulbs 
 
10 per bulb or 3 bulbs for 25c; bet-| 
 
ter price on several doz to one cus- 
tomer. eed ue: : x 
Mrs J A Griffin, 512-16th Awe 
H, Cordele Ga., white, red, yellow, 
cream with red stripes, pink, varie- 
gated leaf single and double olean- 
 
ders; white, lavender, red, flesh, va-. 
 
riegated pink dbl Altheas; Van Hout- 
 
ti, dbl Reevseana, Thumbergi, pink, | 
 
crimson, spireas; red, white, pink 
erepe myrtle; cape, 
night blooming jasmines;  primuli- 
num, Forsythia nudiflorum; Philadel- 
vhus Rosemary; variegated punica, 
 
-keria, abelia, roses, barberry; any 4 
 
for: $1. 15% 6 for :$).503: 12) for $35 
begonias, sultanas. ferns, artillery 
plant, any 4 for 60c.. . 
 
Mrs R M Sheppard, Stone Moun- 
tain Ga Rt 3 amarylis bulbs, henna 
red with green stripe 25c each; 14 
 
color iris; spengeria ferns 25c 35c| 
and 50c each; plumosis 25c each; mil- 
 
itarv fern rooted 15-and 25c each; 
cutting 10c; large dbl daffodils, 
cream with orange, red center 75c 
doz; trumpet yellow and April bloom- 
 
ine white 40 doz; purple Roman hy-| - 
 
acinths 40e doz; nice rooted salmon 
 
pink single geranium cuttings 20 
 
each.: ~ os 
 
Miss Lydia Hughey, Rt 1 Fair- 
mont, Ga dbl white ger 25c; red ger 
20c; mistle toe ger 12c; aragutta be- 
gonia 10c cutting: dbl daffodils $1.25 
per hun; white April blooming narcis- 
sus $1 hun; all bulbs now ready for 
fall planting. eee 
 
Miss Sarah ,Grindle, - Dahlonega, 
Ga Rt 1, dbl ger; dbl ipetunis, dbl 
hybiseus, parlor vine, pink hydranger, 
plumbago, green and striped jew, 
knife blade and Christmas cactus; all 
cuttings 6 for 10c; A collection of 
2 dbl petunias, 2 fuschies, 2. maple 
begonia, 2 red begonias, 2 pink gera- 
 
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hyacinths, 
 
i year old 50c; white nar-| 
 
now ready for trans- 
| purple, pink, red, and. orange ,10c 
 
| bronze leaf begonia, pink blooms, 15c 
 
grand duke, | 
 
niums, 1 wh L nice | 
bunch of rainbow moss, all cuttings: 
 
collection, add postage, purple oxalis 
5c each; red geraniums, 1 and 2 yrs 
old, all rooted, 20c each, add postage. 
Chole Lewis, R 8 Adairsville Ga 
Blue Flag lillies, 35c doz Add postage 
Mrs R P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga 
Sng, blue Roman Hyacinth bulbs 40c 
doz postpaid 
Miss Fiorrie Hughey, R 1 Ranger 
Ga All colors mixed Hollyhock seed 
 
carnations 15 ea, 2 for 25c; Ameri- 
ean Beauty Sultana 10 & 15c ea; 
Pink flowering Begonia 15c & 20 
ea; Maple, Gloria, DeChateline Be- 
gonia 15c ea, 2 for 25c; Dbl red Ger- 
aniums, lic & 20c ea; Ferns, 2Uc. 
All well rooted, any 10 for $1 a fern 
free with each order; Ama@on Plume 
plant 15 & 25c ea; Dbl Petunia 15c 
ea; Lantana 15c 
 
The Cureton Nurseries, Austell Ga 
Offers for immediate orders, Peony 
division $5 doz. Assorted pedigreed 
Tris, $3 doz postpaid. Plant now in 
order to get blooms next spring. We 
offer a big stock of Fruit, Shade and 
Ornamental Evergreens, Flowering 
 
hrubs, Hedge Plants, Roses, Wainut 
& Pecan trees, Grape vines, Berry 
plants in variety. Write for prices 
 
Mrs M C Cauthorne, Lavonia Ga 
R 2, 4 ger from 10 to 15 in high 20c 
ea; 1 large white ger in full bloom 
50c; 1 Spencier fern 25c; 1 large Bos- 
ton sword fern 25c; Sultana cuttings, 
 
cuttings, 4 different kinds of Ever- 
blooming Begonias 10c cutting; 1) 
large conk shell pink begonia, well 
rooted, in full bloom 20c; 1 large 
 
Will exe any of these for leopard, 
gizzard, beefsteak begonias, well root- 
ed; Fish tail ferns or nutmeg ger- 
aniums 4 ces 
 
Miss Bell Jones, Shellman Ga R 4 
Large, well rooted ruby begonia $1 
del; other large well rooted begon- 
jas 75c del 2 
_ Mrs E G Fountain, FortVailey Ga 
Jonquils, Butter .& Eggs, Daffodils, 
$1 per hun; Banana bushes; Yellow 
Cannas. Will sell or exe for any shade 
dbl Japonicas, rooted; Dbl Hyacinths 
or sng white =~ Sess 
 
Miss Violet Vick, R 3, Box 70 Hear- 
ty Phlox, pink, purple, 30 doz; Yellow 
& White Butter & Eggs, 35c doz; 
Sweet Almond or peach rose 15c; 
Golden Bell 20c; Yard bush moss, 
white, 25 bunch; Yellow Japonicas 
40c ea; Purple lilac 35c; Fall pinks, 
purple, lavender, red, all rooted; 1-2 
doz 35c; Spruce pine 10c; Bridal 
wreath, white 15c; Team gooseber- 
ries, 6 for 25c; White & green striped 
grass 20e bunch; White Dusty Miller, 
3 for, 20c; Pink & purple Puzzle Fool 
bulbs 35c ea;- Bleeding heart ulbs 
60c or 2 for $1.10; Orange, red yel- 
low Cannas, bulbs of each kind all 
50c;. Pink Crepe myrtle, rooted 30c 
ea; Purple & lavender Iris 30c doz; 
Light & deep pink, dark red & white 
Hollyhocks 20c ea; White, red. Shas- 
ta daisies,,25e doz; add postage 
 
Mrs Dessie Smith, Canton Ga Four 
oclock seed 5 per tbls; Marigold, 
zinnia seed, to exc for any kind ger- 
anium cuttings; Cinnamon Vine pta- 
toes 3c handful; Tube rose bulbs to exc 
for lavender Lantanas or any color 
Sultana cuttings or fuschia * 
Miss Lonia Terry, Euwannee Ga. R 
2 Lrg Dbl poppy seed, all colors ide 
per tbls << pues 
 
Miss Gussie Mae Gipson, Ashland 
Ga, R:1 Pretty by Night Seed -ide 
per thls; Red snap dragons, 25c doz; 
Petunia all colors 10c ea cutting; 
Yellow jonquils, 15c doz. Large leaf 
Caladium 15 bulb; -White. 
Kaster Lillies 15c-doz exe for cuttings 
of Sultana, fuschia, spengeria, or 
bleeding heart. Make best offer 
 
L H Cousins, Greenville Ga Sweet 
Wild Bay trees, 1 & 2 ft high Write 
for prices : 
 
Mrs J F Jarrell, Butler Ga Box 
44, R 2 Roman Blue Hyacinths 25 
 
  
 
1 white geranium, 1 _ nice 
 
except moss, (it is rooted) 25 for| - 
 
10c tbles10 tbls for 50c; dbi redJ 
 
& blue} 
 
  
 
.doz; Yellow Narcissus, 25 doz; Hol- 
 
4 
 
lyhock seed, all colors, sng & dbl 10c 
 
pkt & fob Re 
 
Miss Lela Rahn, Rt 2 Rincon Ga 
Easter lily bulbs $1 per doz, 6 for 
50e or 10c ea; Will be ready to trans- 
plant next month. Add postage 
 
Mrs Ralph Williams, Cumming Ga 
Umbrella Poem Ferns rooted..20 ea; 
A few rooted red dbl geraniums 10c 
ea; Cuttings, several colors 5 ea; 
Blue Flag lillies, 20c doz; Rooted 
Crepe Myrtle 15c ea. Add postage 
fer all  
 
Mrs M Highfield, Rising Fawn Ga 
Golden Glow rooted 5c ea; Purple 
rooted verbenia 10 bunch; Everlast- 
ing Sweet pea seed & plants, 2 for 
5c; Hybiscus seed 5 &@ spoonful, red, 
 
white and pink blankets, flower seed  
 
and plants, 2 for 5c; dbl poppy seed 
5e spoonful; Sng red poppy seed 5c 
spoonful; Goldenrod, rooted 10c ea; 
Broad leaf & Snake Cactus, rooted, | 
10e ea; Chrysanthemums) 8. for Det 
Violets 10 doz; Primroses 10 doz; 
Yellow lily, 3 bulbs 10c; Purple Iris; 
Jew vine 35c; Flowering Moss 10c 
doz; Pink Gladiolas, 3 bulbs 10c; Hon- 
ey suckle vine, 3 for 5c; Wild Iris, 
blue & yellow flowers, 3 bulbs 5c} 
Elephant Ears 10c bulb; Hollyhock 
plants, pink, red and white, 35c 
 
Mrs T C Floyd, Chipley.Ga R 2 
Rocted White Verman Iris bulbs 5 
ea; Perrenial Marvel of Peru plants 
5c; Blue Flower, Evergreen Boxaine 
plants 5 ea; Honeysuckle plants, 5c 
eaall well rooted Postage paid | 
on all orders for 25c or more; Fresh 
(1927) Marvel of Peru SeedRed, 
scarlet or variegatedthirty seed for 
19; postpaid; Blue Japonica Iris jon-. 
quils, Daffodils, Blue Hyacinths, But- 
ter & Eggs, Star of Bethlehem, ete. 
Bulbs at 2c per bulbPostage paid 
on two doz or more; White chinese 
sacred lillies and white dbl Star of . 
Bethlehem bulbs 10 eaPostoge paid 
on three or more bulbs P maet 
 
Mrs M E Ricks, R 2 Moultrie Ga 
Lg Milk & Wine lillies 25 ea; Lg 
variegated petunias, 25c doz; Green 
& purple Jew 5c ea; Knickle & Dime 
5e ea; Deep pink, & red Four Oclocks. 
10c ea. All well rooted. Add postage: 
Cash with orderno stamps .7 
 
Miss Lillian Wright, Zebulon Ga 
Lg yellow Winter-Blooming Oxalis 
 
bulbsplants in September 15 doz  
 
Add postage i 
 
Mrs A A Cary, R 1 Royston Ga 
Wild & tame Easter lillies, blue and 
white 50c per hun; Long. stem purple 
sweet. violets for winter blooming 50c 
per hun; Pink & red everblooming 
rose bushes, rooted 15 ea; Lg cape 
jessamine, blooming size, rooted 7T5c 
ea; Boxwood cuttings $2.50 per hun. 
 
Lawson \Stapleton, Americus Ga 
Poper white Narcissus bulbs, very 
jarge : 
 
Miss 
ville Ga Exe Fords 
 
Annie Swafford, 'R 2 De wsor 
 
choice mixed  
 
sweet peas, 10c pk; Larkspur seed _ aa 
 
10e pk; White Conk shell Begonia 
5 ea; Red Conk shell 5c ea; Orange 
and red Sultanas unrooted 5 ea; 4 
kinds of Jew Asst 15 doz;- unrooted 
trailing Colens 5 ea Add postage 
_ Mrs K  Keadle, R 1 Yatesville Ga 
August lily, Rainbow, Moss, White 
ger lg pink blooming May cactus, 
Xa@ias cactus, White lilac, purple li- 
lac purple and white verbena, Blue 
hydrangeaAll well rooted 15c ea; 
Baby breath, Ostrich Plume, Aspara- 
gus, Boston ferns 20c eade postage 
on each order   
 
Mrs L. G@ Wood, R 5 Cuthbert Ga 
 
Sword ferns 10 cutting; pink Oxalis  
 
5e cutting; White conk Begonia 5c 
cutting.~ Will e&e any of the above | 
for dbl geraniums or dried apples 
must be free from worms  -.. 
Mrs J R Housford, Gainesville Ga 
R 1 Grape Begonia 15c ea; White & 
red geraniums' 15 & 20c ea; Sword 
ferns 20 & 25c.e: All well rooted? Add 
postage Oe ial ug | SiEue. Vises Wig ae 
 
Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch 
 
| Ga R 3 White Narcissus bulbs $1 per 
 
hun or 15c per doz; Fae ce x 
iums rooted 7e ea; Scullian onion 
buttons 15e pt. Add postage - 
 
  
   
 - crimson clover, white clover, 
 
A Peasant | survey for the. Maezican 
bean beetle shows that it is present 
in nearly all of the counties in North 
Georgia. To be more exact it occurs 
in all counties north of a line be- 
ginning at a point. fourteen miles 
south of Columbus in Muscogee Coun- 
 
- ty and extending in a northeasterly | 
-direction through Talbot, Upson, Mon- 
' roe, Butts, Jasper, Morgan, and then 
eastward through Greene, ' 
McDuffie, Columbia and Richmond. 
The only infested point to date in 
 
Warren, 
 
South Georgia is at. Thomasville and 
seems to be confined to Thomasville 
and the area on each side for about 
 
ten miles out. % 
 
- The favorite food of the Mexican 
bean beetle consists of the ordinary 
string beans and lima beans, next to 
these, the beggarweeds. When these 
 
have been destroyed it will. attack 
 
cowpeas. and soy beans, velvet beans, 
corn, 
eggplant, grasses, okra, potato, 
squash, mung beans, kudzu and. some 
weeds. 
Control : 
The bean beetle can be controlled 
 
ing it at the rate of one pound of 
calcium arsenate to 5 or 6 pounds of 
lime, either slacked stone lime or hy- 
drated lime. Care should be exer- 
cised to mix thoroughly. One good 
method is to place calcium arsenate 
-and lime, in proper proportions, in 
empty calcium arsenate drum, filling 
 
it about two-thirds full; fasten top. 
 
on tightly | and roll for fifteen or 
twenty minutes, tipping either end 
of drum. If smaller quantities are 
mixed, small cans with tight covers 
can be used and shaken. by hand. 
 
The dust must be~ applied to the 
 
- ander surface of the leaves in order 
 
. to be effective. The best time to 
apply the dust is when the.wind is 
quiet and this is usually early. morn- 
ing or late afternoon, 
 
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT : 
Flowers: and Seeds For Sale 
Mrs Ralph McGill, R 1 Dawson Ga 
- Banana bushes 1 to 2 ft high 50c ea; 
_ Rooted Asparagus, Spingeri ferns 
nice root 25 & 50c ea; Pink Dorothy 
Perkins rose 15c ea; Well rooted Ar- 
tillery plants, cuttings 5e ea or 6 for 
 
25e or 10c rooted; White conk be- 
gonia, well rooted 10 ea; Pink crepe 
 
myrtle . 15 ea or 4 for 0c; Rooted 
Green & white stripe yard grass 5 
 
ea, 6 for 25 Tiger lily bulbs 10c ea;- 
 
Umbrella palms 15c root; Pink & 
white Oxalis bulbs 5c oe exc 
any of the above for fancy leaf Ca- 
 
ladium, yellow oxalis, Gizzard begon- | 
 
jias & other begonias except conk, ferns 
 
neat lace &  PPeneery: Fine Can- 
 
-|nas except Pink &. salmon, * 
-| violets, 
 Colens 
 
running Myrtle 10c doz; Star of Beth- 
lehem 15e doz; White Flag lily, grass 
 
/petunias, mixed lot 10c pkg; Kudzer 
 
sng Hollyhock plants BbG: 
thornless roses 10c ea; Purple lilac & 
 
by dusting with a mixture of cal- various sizes, Magnolia and Holly. 
 
cium arsenate and slacked lime, mix- | 
 
Yellow March bloom jonquils $1 hun; 
 
-25; Golden Glow 50c doz bunches; 
 
Red spider lillies 6 for 45c; 
flag lillies, same price; Little whpe 
 
lish maple for shade ae? Add 
 
  
 
  
 
yellow & red Olean 
ty aie S baskets of Arbor Vitae 
 
Mrs J Winter, Buford Ga Blue win- 
ter blooming violets, Dusty miller, 
 
pinks & Tiger lilies 25 doz; Pink 
Oxalis 10e ea; Boston sword ferns 10c 
ea; Green Jew, larges& small 5c ea;. 
Mixed snap dragon plants 25 doz; 
Mixed Petunia seed mixed snap dra- 
gon blooming mossmixed phlox ev- 
Lerlasting flower seed 10c pkg; Col- 
 
lection.of 10 or more varieties of | 
 
flower seed, including snap dragan, 
 
& Birds eye hedge 10c ea. Special 
prices on large orders; 50 pink Per- 
kins roses, climbers 10c or $1.00 per 
boat nie velvet & blue Ramblers, | 
 
meprice; A few Baby doll ever- 
plo ming roses 15 ea; Mixed colors, 
Yellow 
 
pink flowering Almond 10c ea. Sell 
or exe Add postage on small orders 
 
Mrs Wm E Burch, R 1 Helena Ga 
Several hun watermelon crepe myrtle 
 
rees, any quantity. Will sell reason- 
able or exc for seed rye, oats, barley, 
large sunflower & 5 lbs mixed turnip 
seed or rape & clover, any variety 
Mrs Margaret Eaton, Dahlonega 
Ga R 1 White April Jonquils $1 hun 
 
several kinds of Mums $1 hun bulbs; 
Butter & Eggs bulbs $1 hun; Pink 
& red Mt Laurel $1 hun; Large leaf 
dbl blooms Mt Laurel $1 hun; White. 
Ash Sweet shrub bushes, 3 for 25c%: 
 
White & Blue wild easter lily bulbs |: 
 
50c hun; rooted roses, all kinds 3 for 
 
Golden Bell bushes, Bridal wreath, 3 
for 25 large size; Blue & white Trig 
lillies, 3 large size for 25c, 6 for 45c; 
Yellow 
 
Canna lillies 6 for. Abe: Mt Hemlock 
50c doz; Several kinds MaplesEng- 
 
Postage : i 
 
Mrs D F Wisenbaker, R 4. Valdosta 
Ga Genuine Bermuda Easter lily bulbs 
$2.25 per doz, Spagiler size $1.50 per 
doz : 
Mrs Chas O Hecker, 1118 Ballroad 
St LaGrange Ga Mixed colors Four 
Oclock & To@ch-me-not seed 10c gr 
pk Add postage. Xmas Cactus 10c 
per cutting; Sword fern cuttings, 
rooted 10c ea; Red canna bulbs 10 
ea; Add 5c postage on all eOtaees and 
bulbs - 
 
G W Burns, 26 Johnson St Gaines- 
ville Ga. The best. variety of Spencers 
sweet peas, 25c an ounce, $3.50 per 
lb, in large or small lots 
 
Sultana 10c cutting  or 
 
one way. 
 
  
 
Miss Florrie Hughey, Rl Ranger 
 
= re a dbl yee & alow io 
| gold seed 10c tbls; Sweet William | 
seed 10c tbls; All Summer & Fall 
 
blooming Cosmos; American Beauty 
Sultanag, 15c ea; all colors mixed 
 
seed 10c thls. Now is the time to plant ; 
 
seeds for next year 
 
Mrs J H Shope, Fairmount Ga Rit 
Boston & Baby wreath ferns 15 ea; | 
Variegated dbl Petunias 10 cutting; 
 
Red. Justichsia, well rooted, 10 ea 1 
larger one 15e;. White conk Begon- 
ia 10 ea; Xmas Cactus 15c; Red dbl 
ger, well rooted 15c; Pink Everbloom- 
ing begonias 10 cutting; Green & 
white striped jew 15 doz; Spotted 
large, well 
rooted, blooming size 20e ea  
 
- Mrs John R Turner, Concord Ga 
Seed of Royal 
schrub, makes small spreading trees, 
large clusters of red blossoms, re- 
 
Poinciana, Hardjy 
 
sembling Sweet peas 10c per doz; 
 
der & purple; Anemone or Prickley 
Poppy seeds, 10c per pkt; Seven col- 
ors Hollyhocks, seeds, came from Eu- 
rope 10 per pkt 
 
Mrs G F Carter, Alma Ga R 2 Kiss 
 
Me and Ill Tell. You, good roots 50c; 
 
Milk & wine lillies, 2 for 25c; Pink 
 
& white & blue Verbena 30c doz; Hon- 
/eysuckle. vines 40c_ 
 
doz; 
porch vine, well rooted. 40; King Hur- 
bert red Canna lilies 25e; Pink with 
 
red spots Canna, 4 for 50c; 1 Silver 
 
pink 30c doz; 2 Dorothy Perkins ros- 
es 2 yrs old fine roots 50c ea; or 2 
for 90c; White flower Locust 50e ea 
No stamps accepted - . ; 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous 
 
Ga, hand painted scarfs, silk $1 to 
$3.50, eotton or rayon 50c ;to 
hand painted handkerchiefs, cotton 
25 to 50c, linen 50c, silk 75c to 
 
$1.25, rayon 25 to 50c; other hand 
painted articles and novelties, such as 
 
pin cushions, powder puffs, contain- 
ers, shoe trees, coat hangers, dream 
pillows, pin trays, handkerchiefs 
 
boxes and others, they are ideal cial 
 
write.  
Day Davis,. Rutledge, Ga., 20 grass 
 
| rugs $1.50 each; 20 pair feather pil- 
 
lows $2 pair. 
 
Mrs J S Yeomans, 244 Forsyth St 
 
Macon Ga, will make linen hand bags 
for $1 or I will furnish material and 
make. them for $2 to $2.50, material 
consists of linen silk cord lace and 
emblem or medallian, pay postage 
 
Mrs Marvin Corbett, Cairo, 
 
15 days with yarh winder and 2 bob- 
bins, instrurtion book and- sample 
 
yarn and work; cost $52,. will sell} 
 
  
 
To. Ruveat of Markets, a 
~ From M 
 
Address, P. 9.  
 
Write Plainly 
 
DID YOUSELL ITEMS ADVERTISED IN. BULLETIN? 
 
Bhi 80, We. Want Your Seg and. Amount in Our Perasne Record 
 
Atlanta, Ga. 
Date  
 
R.-F. D, or Street 
 
  
 
..Write Plainly . 
 
Amount 
 
4 Date of Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
Please list name of ar-|. 
ticles sold and amount 
 
  
 
~ received in the space 
to right. Do not item- 
 
  
 
. ize; for example list 
all chickens, etc., as 
 
  
 
  
 
: poultry. Report only 
-sales _made through). 
~ Bulletin since Jana: - 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
on. age 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Brazilian. Z 
 
$2; 
 
Ca. 
 
Ga} 
one Simplex knitting machine used 
 
  
 
chickens, 20 hens wad roo 
200 baby chicks, same breed 
 
-B M or unbleached sheeting. 
 
_ Mrs. M = Seok Ti 
 
$68. aie ee The 
 
Knitter, been knit on very Jit 
 
is in good condition, mens ; 
 
golf stockings, childrens socks, 
 
searfs and sweaters ean be knit 
is machine; instruction book, : 
 
bins, 1 yarn winder, 1 hose board 
 
pressing socks, all with knit 
 
$30 or exchange for hens any 
or anything of equal value. 
 
Mrs L.A Edwards, Meigs, Ga 
Gearhart standard knitting mack 
same as new: good condition, 
been used $20, cash or excha e 
 
anything useful. 
Plants of winter blooming andytutt. * 
 
2 doz for 25c; Winter stocks, laven- 
 
M L M, 3801 Milledge Ave., A 
ta, Ga., wants to exchange 2. 
beds with mattress and springs 
good condition, for chickens. 
bed mattress and springs fo 
hens, or 40 nice fryers, two t 
for anythng useful. oe 
 
Mrs J D Boyett, Cairo, G: _ quil 
$4 each or exchange for R I Re 
lets or red gilt pigs. - 
Mrs W D Teague, Box 25: 
ville, Ga., hand made crepe pape 
ses, all cohite waxed | 65e per ha 
 
Mrs V S Ladd; Rt 7, Gain 
Ga 1 pair of Misses slippers 
value $3.95, latest style tie, sli 
 
| damaged, will sell for $1.75, 
 
Miss Jessie Cash, Rt 3, Flow 
Branch, Ga:, fresh yeast 10 pe 
 
of six cakes. 
"Miss Mary Ernest Norris, Zebulon, 
 
Miss Berta Dean, Rt 1, Vienn 
3 piece vanity set with flower 
ket design $1.25; sofa pillow slip. 
lady design 15e; 1 large 22 in. 
center piece, large Tose design 
ored lace to match $1; all wor 
with fast color thread, send eash wil 
order or write. 2 
 
Miss Belle Godard, _ Goggansvill 
Rt 2, will. make silk dresses | 
and $2. 50 each, cotton material 
 
patterns of styles and measures 
 
quired, 5 never fail yeast cak 
recipe for the. yeast 
 
bread, loaves 25c; paper roses, | 
eral colors, $1 per doz; switch 
ecombings 1 stem $1; 3 stem $ 
work guaranteed; nice large u 
tops, good quality $2; quilts $6; will 
make boys and girls and small el 
drens clothes reasonable. _ 
 
Tom P Trowell, Douglas, Ga., 
try style straw brooms, extra > 0 
$1. 15 per doz prepaid; scrub or 
ing brooms, ready to fill with 
shucks $1.40 each del. ; 
 
A T Wofford, Rt 1, Box 20, Ra 
ger Ga 35 ways for women to ma! 
money at home during leisure hour 
booklet, 25e  o d P P stamps ta 
 
Mrs B O Love, Ashburn, Ga., 
Auto-knitter knitting machine 
good condition, will exchange fe 
nice hens or will sell cheap, write 
 
Jesse Anderson, Kite, Ga., 3 
of fresh geese feathers $1. per th 
 
Miss Marie Dunbar, Byron, Ga 
 
| well fireless cooker, with alumin 
 
pot and soap stone $5 fob. & 
Mrs W H Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger G. 
 
|| never fail yeast cakes 25c doz. 
 
B C Anthony, Rt 3. Columbus  
brand new auto knitter, cheap, writ 
 
Mrs L G Wood, Rt 5, Cuthbert, 
 
1. pair ladies brown. ek strap slipp 
never been worn, AA last, size 
price $9. will sell for $2 cash or exe. 
for anything useful. 
 
Mrs J Winter, Buford Ga 6 ye 
cakes and recipe for making A 
bread 25c. 
 
Mrs Ralph Williams, Cumming. Ga 
 
'| flower baskets made of pine needles 
 
specialty 40 to 85e per 1b. 
 
R E Wooddall, Tiger Ga ae 
tomatic knitter machine, new, 
 
| exchange for good second fees bu: