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/ YOU. 10.. STATE caprion ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCT. 6, ee









-MAKING THE F ARM ATTRACTIVE AND PROFITABLE

S.E. ECHOLS . Bibiler faritel add some conveniences on th farm for
he: Mad Order Man your wife! I do not have to enumerate them for i, just think
Box 3703, Sitio. A about the few little thing es, that she has mentioned to you a
Orlando, Flay Sept. 27th, 1027. hundred times, that she wishes done.

Hon. Eugene Talmadge, . : One reason our good women do not like to live on the farm
Commissioner of Agriculture, ee is the lack of conveniences that our city women have. .We can
State Capitol, oe have them, brother farmer, on the farm, just as well as we can
- Atlanta, Ga. in the city, by a little extra expense and a whole lot of fore-

Dear Sir: oe : thought.

I appreciate the two recent eppies of the Georgia Mar- ~ Next Wednesday, October 5th, we are going to have a
ket Bulletin and the letters by yourself and C. H. Bishop. . meeting in the Senate Chamber of the Capitol, of the farmers

I am glad to realize that Georgia i is under a business ad- _ and jand owners of Georgia, in regard to getting more peo-
ministration. ae ple on the farm

I trust that the Georgia farmers will practice common My idea of this is to go after them by indirection. When
sense and stay out of debt, out of town, and out of an au- the business men of our state realize that their prosperity de-
tomobile, when they belong on a tractor, and out of Florida pends upon farming being profitable to the farmer, we will
when they havent business there and when nature is freez- have plenty of people going back to the farm.
ing the ground preparing it for a good erop,/sit by the There is land in Georgia that is under cultivation that
fire with their family, read agricultural papers and shake should not be farmed. I am referring to land whieh is too

the corn popper, instead of straining their finances to drive rough, impoverished and broken, and to the flat lands in
fae aan! climate. os South Georgia that are too wet for an ordinary year and also
Very truly, too poor. Put these lands that are too impoverished to farm,
CER. RCHOLS . in pasturage and reforestation. On blue loam land you ean
: pee We : grow a turpentine face in ten years and a saw log in twenty
(A Strayed Georgia Farmer.) _ years. All of our land should not be in cultivation, but. what
he above better is (self explanatory. The money that We do cultivate lets cultivate better, fertilize better, produce
can be saved by adopting the suggestions in this letter could more and better quality. :
be well spent in fixing up the out- houses, gates and: fences... 4 EUGENE TALMADGE,
arond the farm. = i Commissioner of Agriculture.







MARKET REPORT

Prevailing Wholesale Prices October 6, 1927.
REMEMBER, THESE PRICES MAY VARY FROM DAY TO DAY

ATLANTA MACON AUGUSTA SAVANNAH

S cme 40 100 Ibs. 1.50 100 Ibs. 1.90 100 lbs. 1.40 100 Ibs.
ae oe) te "60 100 Ibs. 2.75 100 Ibs 8.50 100 Ibs. 3.75 100 Ibs.
Cabbage, ereen crated i ; 100 lbs. 2.50 100 Ibs. 8.00 100 lbs. 2.00 Ibs.

88. doz. 50 doz. .40. doz. | 45 doz.
Eggs, fresh : Ib. cal AD: 20 lb. 328 Tb.

Tb. eID: 2pe1b; i230 Ib:

. ap : ss Be LD. a 12 Ib.
Friers : YS : i ae a:
Ducks He < : ts
Geese._. oie wee eee See Bares eee 5 i 9m Th.
Turkeys 1b. : :
Country Butter, best table = "30 Ib. : j :
Country Butter, cooking ib
Field Peas, mixed Ib.
Blackeye Peas :
Lima Beans
Georgia Cane Syrup, bbls. a2 at
Sorghum Syrup, bbls. _ : oa Ibs
Corn Meal, sack : :
Corn, No. 2 white, sacked

y : So 2.00. 96 ee
bu. i Ly : 1.10 bu.

Oats, No. 8 white, sacked ae ed

Peavine Hay --_.- : 2

Alfalfa, (Ga.) _.-_-- wee mt wenn nr sen erento | S ee
BUTTER MARKET

Chicky Standard (90) Score, Sept. 26th; 43%ee; Sept. 27th, 43%ee; Sept. 28th, 48'4c.











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CATTLE FOR SALE

- Mrs C M Cheney, Shellman Ga Reg
Jersey heifer, will exc for rye or ful-
ghum oats
TM Slater, Thomasville Ga Polled
Herefords, both sexes, good markings
S W Brown, Ashburn Ga, 8 high
grade gwernsey heifers & 1 reg guern-
sey bull calf about 5 mos old, prices
~ reasonable
Fred C Geiger, Flintside Ga Guern-
sey reg bull calves also bull calves
from reg sire & heavy producing cows
High grade heifers all ages, also hea-
- vy producing milk cows, bargain
prices
John P Cheney, R 4 Marietta Ga
Yoke of saw mill steers, well broke
$80
J H Moore, Sycamore Ga 1 heifer
with first calf fresh in, write for price
Wm L Harrison, Milledgeville Ga
10 grade jersey heifers, yr old; 6
heifers, 3 & 4 mos old & 1 jersey buil
calf extra fine & out of 4 & 5 gal
cows; 5 lg fat beef cattle. Write for
prices
Walker Bros, Madison Ga Jersey
- cows, write for prices
Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga A
nice male calf, 7 mos old make offer
Mrs W W Bennett, Summerville
Ga 1 Jersey heifer, fresh in Feb $30
RA Wilbanks, Lavonia Ga 1 grade
Guernsey heifer, bred to reg Guern-
sey bull, will calve in Dec, $50 un-
erated; crated & loaded $55

- Mrs Geo Pidgen, Wray Ga 8 1 yr
old Guernsey & Jersey heifers from
4 gal cows, write for prices



HOGS FOR SALE

Fred C Geiger, Flintside Ga 1 reg
_ duroc boar duroc & poland china hogs
WH Freeman, Siloam Ga 6 nice
pigs 8 wks old 1-2 duroce & Berkshire
$5 ea FOB
_ R E Barnes, Graymont Ga Bure
bred big bone black guinea shoats
male or female 6 mos old $12 or exc
for Victrola
WR McRae, Moultrie Ga 1 Duroc
ey male 12 mos old $85
J E Carpenter, Rockledge Ga 1
yr old white chester boar not reg.
good shape, wt about 200 Ibs $25
ae
H D Head, Greshamville Ga Pure
bred Duroc boar, wt about 400 lbs,
$35 or exc for seed oats; 5 Duroc-
Poland China, mixed pigs 9 wks old
$6 ea
Orbie Jeffords, Waresboro Ga Mus-

ele Shoals, 172003 outstanding Hamp- }-

shire boar, 16 mos old Gayoso blood
lines, write for price & particulars _
; =O 6 Olt. Graymont Ga? opigs,
mixed, Duroc & P C farrowed July 6
$6 ea or $40 for lot
G M Smith, Midville Ga 10 head
P C & Big Bone Guinea pigs, 10 wks
old, nice cond, $5 head or lot for $45
cash with order
W B Whitaker, Greshamville Ga
Higs, shoats, pigs from6 wks to 8
mos from $4 to $8
PS Barrett, Union City Ga Thor-
oughbred B B P C pigs, both Boxes:
; $10 papers furnished
Wm L Harrison, Milledwaviile Ga
3 brood sows, all bred P C_ crossed
* with duroc, wt around 250 lbs ea, all
inoculated for life $380; 9 pigs 9 wks
old $4.50 ea
2 T Brooks, Tienall Ga .5- extra
fine reg Big Bone PC gilts, 3 mos
old, wt about 70 Ibs, $10 ea
~Linder S$ Young, Cochran Ga 1l*sow
& 9 pigs, 2 wks old mixed breed, $60
T V Coleman, Roswell Ga Pigs,
-Shoats & hogsBerkshire Big type
service boars; Hampshire eross Berk-
- shire, P C all thrifty-& in good shape
- Write for prices

Wayne P Sewell, Newnan Ga Duroe
_ Jersey pigs, 6 to 8 wks old, $15 ea,
from sowsSewelss Nellie Brown &
- Sewells Scissors- Nell sire Berrys
Orion Sensation, twice grand cham-
pion international hog show in Chi-

W W ODriskell, Sparta Ga Pigs 2 1-2

es old, out of reg Essex crossed with

BB Guinea Berkshire, P C e duroe
8 ea or a $15

}young. reg Guernsey



MARKET BULLETEN.

38 P C pigs, 2 mos old $7 ea

J E Raley, R 1 Mitchell Ga 5 B B
blk P C pigs, 10 wks old, $10 ea; 4
pigs, crossed with P C & Duroc, 8
wks old, $5 ea

E W Little, Haddock Ga 16 real
nice shoats, wt from 75 to 100 lbs
$200 for the lot

Mrs J C Stephens, Warthen Ga 1
spotted P C boar about 8 yrs old, pure
but not reg $20

R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga Reg
Berkshire & O I C hogs, all sizes &
ages

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE

P M Williams, Baxley Ga 1 Jinnie
big type, wt about. 800 lbs, 6 yrs =
good cond, work anywhere $65

Mrs Callie Bowen, Villanow Ga 1
good 7 yr old mule, wt 1300 lbs, work
anywhere $150; good 10 or 12 yr old
colt next spring, $40

R J Pentecost Jr, Winder Ga 1
blue mare mule, good sjze, reliable,
will exe for a shetland pony, suitable
for an 8 or 9 yr old boy to handle

Walker Bros, Madison Ga R 5 1
blk Wilks mare, works well, fine
saddle mare, write

Mrs Lula Blitch, Daisey Ga R 2
Box 49 Would appreciate any infor-



mation in regarding to a mouce col- |.

ored mare mule age 7 yrs wt about
1,000 lbs, small scar behind left ear
stripe down back, a little dark which
disappeared from pasture on. June
28th last. A reward of $25 for her
delivery 4 mi So. of Daisy Ga



. LIVE STOCK WANTED

J D Price, R 1 Forsyth Ga Wants |

dairy cows giving from 8 to 4 gal
of milk a day will exc write |

'W H Woodelle, Pearson Ga Wants
pure bred jersey heifer within 30 mi
of Pearson at bargain or reasonable
price

J A Lowry, Ellaville Ga Wants a
cream colored bull calf from a heavy
milker, must be reg

H L Howell, Echeconnee Ga Wants
a 60 Jb Tamworth gilt or male at
reasonable price, pure blood only

R E Barnes, Graymont Ga Wants
baby calves, cash or exc guinea hogs
for same |
GT Winfrey, R 3 Box 22 Stone Mtn
Ga Wants 2 good shoats in good grow-
ing cond, state age & wt in first det
ter. Cash

D J Hall, R 2 Jefferson Ga Warts
6 pigs, give best cash price on 6 or
more

Mrs (W E Whisnante, Mansfield, Ga
Wants pure bred O I C gilt, must be
purebred and subject to reg

B F OKelley, Maysville Ga Wants

jersey calves at reasonable price,
write =

J C Cato, Warthen Ga Wants 4 to
6 sows or gilts bred or ready to breed
not over 200 lbs

Mrs R Donaldson, R 1 Box 38 Met-
ter Ga Wants a good milk cow and
will exe S C RI Red baby chicks to
be del in Spring; price of chickens
$22.50 per 100

E D Towns, Towns Ga Wants B B
blk P C pigs and several jersey calves
1 to 6 mos old

Mrs F Cowart, R 2 Summit Ga
Wants 1 nice breed gilt, will exc 100
pure strain Tompkins chicks (dark
red) any time after Xmas for same
now _
EC Ward, Damascus Ga Wants a
milch cow fresh in, will pay cash
or exc. Write

M J Freeman, R 2 Jackson Ga
Wants at once three to 12 mos old
calves, heifers preferred but will take
some bulls, any number, write

Miss Nancy Seay, Conley Ga R 1
Wants good fresh cow not over 8 or
10 m of East Atlanta or Decatur,
state best cash price, must be reason-
able

Otis Rogers, Conley Ga R 1 Wants
good fresh in cow, not over 15 mi from
East or So Atlanta, will exc write
for particulars

W N Philips, Royston Ga Wants

graded jersey cow fresh in in 25 mi

of Royston
Rk C Roberts, Jefferson Ga Wants
or jersey bul

& some heifers, will exe or pay cash

D P Martin, Cobb town Ga Wants
some pure bred S P Lenox oS to
breed gilts

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE &
WANTED

J C Scruggs, Harlem Ga Wants
milk goats

J Lindsey Johnson, R 1 Coosa Ga
Wants kds, 1, yr old and younger,
weathers & billies, wt about 40 to
65 lbs, crated FOB your station any
number from 6 upwards, $1.50 per
kid

M Thompson, P O Box 506 Fitzger-
ald Ga Wants a few milk goats reg
or fine stock milk producers

T N Coleman, Roswell Ga Wants
6 or 8 goats, write

C H Hill, Tignall Ga Wants from

50 to 100 head good ewes, state breed

age & price.

Thos J Weeks, R 1 Norman Park
Ga 30 head of gentle sheep $3.50 per
head or will sell ewes separate for
$4.50 per head

J L Wilson, Tifton Ga Care A & M
college, 1 pure bred doe kid, 4 mos
old $50; 1 Nubian & 1 Toggenburg
doe, now milking prices reasonable
Write
Miss E Maynard, Newton Ga 2
half Toggenburg does $8 ea, $15 for
the two, fine foundation stock, exc
one for _pure bred buck

PET STOCK FOR SALE & WANTED

Royston Poultry Farm, Royston Ga
1 pr blue white & brown pigeons 50c
for pr also 1 pr white & black pet
rabbits about grown $1.25 for pr
(buck & doe)

Mrs J C Bryant, Madison Ga 1 pr
fantail pigeons mated $2.50 3 extra
males $1 ea

L C Rhodes, Graysville Ga 1 doe



18 mos old, 1 doe 12 mos old 1 buck |

6 mos old pedigreed brown eyes &
toenails, good color, $15 for trio

S H Richardson, Jr, Lithia Springs
Ga Wants 1 small shetland pony, gen-
tle & well trained to saddle, reason-
able

J B Strickland, Cartersville Ga For
sale fine New Zealand red doe about
11/mos old $2 FOB

Fred T Moody, Warm Springs Ga
1 grown red New Zealand mixed doe
$1.25 or exe for brown black or white

RL \Davis, Albany Ga 25 pr red
Carneaux pigeons, all working

W Lawhon, Cartersville Ga 20 prs
common pigeons, 35c pr

D A Duke, R 1 Matthews Ga Wants
1 New Zealand red buck Stahl strain

preferred will pay cash or exc nice.

a

young doe for same

R C Poole, Buena Vista Ga Mated
prs White King pigeons $2 pr 10 for
$15; young stock 50c ea

John O Ellis, Kenesaw Ga 20 prs.

Extra Plymouth Rock Homing pigeons
$1.25 pr or exe for 25 bu good sound
corn

_ C T Snead, Meriwether Ga Mare
Shetland pony, gentle & a great pet
for children, will exe for a fresh in
4 gal jersey milch cow with 2nd or
8rd calf ;

Larkin Groover, 606 Roswell St Ma-
rietta Ga 50 Blue & white mixed pig-
eons, 20c ea, no order filled for less
than 5 pigeons M O or check must
accompany order

SEED FOR SALE & WANTED

Mrs W R Herrin, Lavonia Ga Yarl
long bean seed 15 cupfull salad on-
ion buttons, 15 per pt. May English
peas 15c per cup full

J W Fanning, Washington Ga 50
bu burr clover seed not cleaned $1
per bu

G A Lamar, Powersville Ga For |

sale, Petty Toole cotton seed from
1927 crop bale per acre yield

Mrs Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega Ga
Splendid seedling peach seed old fash-
ioned white Englsh; 1-2 bu for $2
delvd or will exc for nursery stock
send offer & list of same

W W Williams, Quitman Ga Cab-
bage seed $1 per lb collards 50c tur-
nips 35 mustard 25c; prize taker on-



] Bermuda onion see

ion set 60c per gallon. or = per pk
d $3 Ib. Ti

| Thursday, October 6, 1927.

seed $1 Ruby King pepper seed $3
Ib :

Oliver W Boyce, 324 Liberty street
Atlanta Ga Has for sale Elberta &
Hilley Bell peach seed sacked $1 per |
bu

W H Waddelle, Pearson,Ga Rape
seed 2 lbs 85c, 5 lbs 75c, 10 lbs, $1.25
25 lbs $2.75 FOB also white egg white
globe, purple top yellow globe ruta-
baga turnip seed

L T Newsome, Dover Ga Virginia
bright leaf tobacco seed, any quan-
tity $1 lb

W C Whitten, Newborn Ga Turnip
& mustard mixed seed; 100 lbs known.
as Winter Garden pea, plant one to

the hill 18 inches apart. Pea spreads

& puts up 10 to 12 runnners need no
stocking, stand severe freeze, _plant
in Oct or Nov, very prolific spndid
for truck farms, 40c lb cash with or-
der

Miss Jessie Cash, R 3 Fowery
Branch Ga old fashioned peach seed
mixed free stone & cling stone 15c qt
J R Bowen, Rockingham Ga R 3
1-2 bu Sorghum seed $2.50 or exc.
for oat seed or 2 ready-to-lay pullets *

I S Richardson, Elbertot Ga R 9
150 lbs Willets Wonder English pea
seed, frost proof 5 lbs $1 del; 100 bu
Wanamakers Cleveland cotton seed,
1 yr from breeder $1 bu

R E Lee, Carters Ga White Engish
peach seed 10c doz |

S B Kinard, Jackson Ga Recleaned
burr clover. seed free of objectionable
seed 8c lb

A R Holland, Brasclion Ga Imported
cabbage seed, any kind $1, 10 lbs;
turnip collard seed 40c lb; rape seed
25 lb lots up 12c Jb; yellow Bermuda
seed $2.50 Ib; Crystal wax $4.25 lb

B O Fussell, 889 Edgewood Ave
N E Atlanta Ga Select seedling peach
treeS, average 2 ft, 80c ea; small
magnolias, 8 in50c ea, Forsytheas
25c, will exc for any kind of farm
products

Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga R 1
September Ripening & Wh English
peach seed 10e doz, 3 doz, 25c; Win-
ter beet seed 10c pkg; Eng pea seed

Nov & Dee planting 30c |b, add post- (_

age

R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga 50 M
seedling old time peach trees; White
Eng & other leading varieties cheap
write

W A McClendon, Jonesboro Ga Has
for sale Selected Lifsey & Wilkins
watermelon seeds

John W Berryhill, Lakeland Ga 25
bu winter garden seed Thomas va-
riety cold resistant & very product-
ive, 20c lb in small quantities del
by mail, 16c lb FOB in lots of 1 bu
or more

Mrs C A Wilbanks, R 29.Commerce
Ga Seven top, slightly mixed with
purple top globe turnip seed 30c lb,
5 lbs 25c; 10 to 15 lbs, 20c will exc

E M Travis, Fayetteville Ga Select
watermelon seed, Pride of Ga, $1 lb

G B Elder, Cornelia Ga 80 lbs
Crimson clover seed 8c lb

E Brakefield, Shiloh Ga Wants a
few bu of clean sound peach seed of
seedling trees, 1927 crop

Mrs 'B F. Stokes, R 8 Jasper Ga
Senna seeds, 10c cup full, unshelled





mato ey

PLANTS FOR SALE & WANTED

Ethel Crow, Gaintsville Ga R 2
Klondyke strawberry plants $2 per M

Obie Crow, Buford Ga Wakefield
& Flat Dutch cabbage plants 25c per
100, 50c per 300, $1.25 per M delvd.
Klondyke strawberry plants 50c per
100, $1 per 300, $2.25 delvd

W W Williams, Quitman Ga Frost
proof cabbage pants $1 per i100;
collards $1 onions $1.25

Mrs W M Arrington, Wadley Ga
R 2 Home made dry sage 60c lb, add
postage

A R Holland, Braselton Ga Flat
Dutch cabbage plants grown from im-
ported seed ready to ship $1.25 M del
cash; onion plants ready Nov Ist,
$1, 50 M any quantity

C F Maddox, R 2 Buford Ga Lg
well rooted Greater Baltimore & New

Stone tomato plants 20045c, 500--

75ce, 1 M ay 20, = M or more 90c M


$1.60 bu s



Ww R Barton, Adel Ga Wants 10, 000
Charleston Wakefield & Flat Dutch
- eabbage plants quote | lowest price
-delvd at Adel Ga

W L Johnson, Porto Rican potato
plants, grown from Vine potatoes &
_ dipped according to law, guarantee
early delivery and what you order
Miss Eunice Driver, College Park
Ga St Regis red Raspberry plants
nice healthy stock $1.20100, $10 M
J M Nix, R 1 Flowery Branch Ga
Fall & winter plants, Wakefield, Al}
Season, Flat Dutch & True Ga Col-

-. + lard plants 20e hun, 3chun 50c; 500

75c, $1.25 M, all postpaid, send P 0
money order
Mrs W V Robbs, R 1 Flowery
Branch Ga Tame strawberry plants
25e hun, $2.25 M
Mrs A R Hughes, Gainesville Ga
Klondyke strawberry 25c hun
_ H Rowland, Box 334 Athens Ga
Strawberry plants, Progressive, Ever-
lasting, $2.25 M or 25c hun.. Include
postage in small lot orders
Mrs G@ W Stone, Lenox Ga Several
_ M Everbearing strawberry plants 50c
hun, $4 M cash with order
IW Toole, R 2 Macon Ga Ga Head-

ing cabbage & collards 10025e; $1.-[

10 M; Lucretia Dewberry $1.10, 100
= $10 M; Premp & Companion Dew-
berry at same price; McDonald Black-
berry 100 $1.50, $12 M; Celestial &
- Brown Turkey figs, lg, 2be, small 15c;
_ Kudzu, well footed 25 plants for $1

$8, 100; $24 M

Mrs J E Yaun, Milan Ga R 2 Clean
dried sage 60c del

Miss- Grace Branan, Lewiston Ga
Cabbage plants for late Fall setting
200 for 45e, 500, Toe; $1.25 M del;
collards, same price

Miss Cleo Turner, Cleveland Ga R 4
Blk & red Raspberries & white goose-

a berries, 3 for 25c; Everbearing straw-

berry & Lady "Thompson 385c hun;

July pear & peach plum sprout, Eng-
lish peach & 2 blk Walnut trees, 20c
. ea
__ Mrs Melton. Mullis: Box 9, Cadwell
Ga Dry sage 35 Ib _-

Mrs Rosie Crow, R 4 Cumming Ga
~ Improved Klondyke strawberry plants
- 25c per 100, $2 M

R&R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga Nice.
strawberry plants in any quantity all
leading varieties

Mrs J S Crowe, Cumming Ga Im-
proved strawberry plants $2, 75 M or
$1.50 for 500 *

Mrs B F Stokes, R 3 Jasper Ga
Red raspberries plants 25c doz; May
cherry & purple plum sprouts 10
ea or exc for pie plant or pink Iris
or pink cannas

Mrs F W Freeman, Blackshear Ga
Strawberry plants 30c hun del

GW Coleman, Tifton Ga Cabbage
& Bermuda onion plants del by mail

prepaid 500 for $1.10, $2 M
~~ M A Cochran, Pisgah, Ga Ever-
- bearing strawberry plants 30c per
hun del



GRAIN FOR SALE

Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga Texas red
~ rust proof seed oats, no Johnson grass
very fine oats, 85c bu, frt paid on
ao Dit
W H.Waddelle, Pearson Ga Abruz-
zi for sale
Wo Barham, McDonough Ga
1200 bu: genuine recleaned Texas red
rust proof seed oats in even wt 5 bu
bags $1 bu
J W Muselwhite, Reynolds Ga Sev-
eral cars of good peanut hay
__ BF Murphy, Sandersville Ga Blue
stem. seed wheat, select, recleaned
stock, $2
Othel Morgan, Senoia Ga Choice

Bancroft seed oats 80c; Bue Stem |

seed wheat $1.75 bu
- T F Hefner, Rydal Ga 35 bu re-
cleaned Abruzzi rye $1.50 bu FOB
Adairsville, cash with order

~-C L Mouchet, R 1 Bowersville Ga
Appler seed oats 68c bu purple straw
' seed wheat $1.75 bu; Abruzzi

E S Jackson, R 4 Milledgeville Ga
Ferguson oats for seed 80c bu ie

J F Floyd, R 3 Adairsville Ga Ab-
oe Tuzzi rye, $1.75 bu

gal or 15e qt;

rye f



es E Barnes, Greensboro Ga 100 tons

No 1 Meadow hay $12 ton |
C M Crow, R 1 Gainesville Ga

By SS known as poor land wheat

ll produce on poor lan
10 bu $1.60 bu E se

A C Williams, R 2 Box 80 Athens
i van pack or bale your hay for

e per bale, owner of hay furnishing
wire Write : ee

A C Williams, R 2 Box 80 Athens

Geo Williams & Son, R 2 Athens
Ga Ordinary river bottom hay clear
of mud and dust ready baled 1927 fall
erop Write |

Riley C Couch, Turin Ga 300 bs
pure and sound Bancroft seed oats
80c bu; Blue Stem seed wheat $1.75
bu; choice oat straw $12 ton also
wheat. straw $11 ton; 7 tons peavine
hay bright and nicely baled $24 ton

CA Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce Ga
Cokers pedigreed fulghum oats $1
per bu fob; 5 bu Abruzzi tye $1. 85
bu or $8.50 "for lot fob

. Mrs Anna B Lewis, Calhoun Georgia

Registered Fulcaster seed wheat $2
per bu fob

FRUITS FOR SALE & WANTED

E E Bass Milledgeville Ga Has
sold all of his pears, this is answer
to so many inquiries |

R E Lee, Carters Ga Nice sun dried
apples 15c lb
Mrs J Eades, Gainesville Gs RF
Yates apples 80c bu

Mrs J W McGowan, Sumit Ga
R 2 Wants 1 bu of good apples or 10
Ib good dried apples or peaches, will
exc 1 fine ersey blk giant cockerel,
Mch heh for same -

A J Collins, R 1 Demorest Ga Drop

apples by truck loads 65c bu at the

orchard; 2,000 bu of Yates & Terries
winter appleswant to sell the crop
at orchard

W C Tumlin, Gainesville Ga Fancy
apples, hand pjicked, carefully packed
$2. bu; tree run stock $1.65 bu, cash
with order, express shipmeints a spec-
ialty :
R C Roberts, Jefferson ee Pea
vine & Bermuda hay; oat & wheat
straw, any quantity; write

IF Lewis, R 8 Adairsville Ga Re-
cleaned Abruzzi rye $1.80 bu |

W D Watson, Logansville Ga Otoo-
tan hay thrashed, choice grade, Wheat
& oat straw.

G B Elder, Cornelia Ga 400 No 3
eans Ga Bell peaches, 126 crop make
offer

J H Andrews, Mt Airy Ga Extra

fancy red 'Winesap, Black Twig, Kin-

nards Choice & Stagmans winesap
apples $2.75; fancy grades of same
$2.50, all in bushel baskets FOB
Clarkesville cash with order

VEGETABLES FOR SALE & |
WANTED

Mrs Henry Welch, Eatonton Ga Hot

red pepper 3 ft strings, large pods,

25e string 5 strings $1 add postage

or will exc 1 measured bu pepper for



-grothy pig or 3 spring hch barred

rock pullets or 2 mos old heifer calf

Mrs LH Voe, Eastanollee Ga Wants
large red nest onions & rhubarb roots
for planting

A L Kimzey, Diamond Ga Lobelia
herb, dry, 25c lb delivered

Mrs Henry Eller, Ellijay Ga R 3
Red hot pepper 25c Ib; dry sage 2 oz
10c

Miss Jessie Cash, R 3 \Flowery
Branch Ga Green & red pepper 35c
scullion button sets
15e pint; Egyptian onion sets 15c pt

C F Maddox, R 2 Buford Ga Old
med & recleaned for setting 10c lb

fashioned multiplying shellots trim-

del

Mrs S B Halstead, Rupert Ga Red
multiplying onions 60c per hun

Fred S Baker, Box 244 Columbus
Ga Wants egg plants, stringless green
pod beans, turnips with roots and all
kinds of vegetables.
shipping

Mrs E W
ps of red hot pepper, make best of-
ef

Mrs J Lindsey Johnson, Rio Vista
Rome Ga Green tomatoes for pick-
ling for gale e Ue Fee

Write before
W Little, Haddock Ga 50



R gE Ee Carters Ca Red pepper

40c lb; Dry catnip 25c |
Mrs Eliza M Williams, R 2 Athens
Ga Turnip salad 5 lb

PECANS & PEANUTS FOR SALE
& WANTED

O R Johnson, Shellman Ga State

inspected paper shell budded pecan

trees, Schley, Stuart, Frotscher 3 to.

A ft, 40c, 5 to 6 ft 55c, 4 to . 5 feet,
45c, 6: to 7 ft 6bde, 7 to Stt (be, sel]
or exc for farm products near home

Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga Jeanuts
in car lots, best cash prices

R S Broadhurst, 110 Lamar Street |:

Americus Ga Wants to buy all varie-

ties of paper shell pecans, highest.

cash prices paid, send sample.

Mayview I'arm, Warthen Ga Pecans
now ready for sale

J R Sloan, Camila Ga Wants to exc
budded pecan, Satsuma orange or Jap-
anese persmmon trees from reputable
nursery for white leghorn pullets of
pure breed & good strain _

W. H Robinson, Cairo Ga Wants.
pecans, all varieties, Write & send
samples

J W Musselwhite, Repnolde Ga Sev-.
| in case6-10 lb, $6.40; 1-10 lb, $1.50;

eral cars of good peanuts, write
Box 138, Griffin Ga Wants 1 bu

" good fresh pecans & 1 bu peanuts,

write will exc

J H Leverette, Parrott Gao R J
Jumbo Spanish peanuts for seed $2 bu

C A Dobbs, Gainesville Ga Wants
several hun lbs of paper shell pecans
& peanuts, seid samples, giving low-
est price & quantity can: ship

C W Greer, Albany Ga Will exe
budded pecan trees for oats, rye, hay
& chickens

B Loyd Woodall, Milner Ga Extra
choice paper shell pecan trees, 50 tc
90c ea or exc for farm products or
farm tractor, truck, disc write

G E King, Howell Ga New crop
Schley pecans 30c lb by parcel post

BEANS & PEAS FOR SALE &
~ WANTED
-C H Crawford, R 2 Madison Ga
Lindsey Johnson winter beans 45e Ib
del, in lots of 25 lbs 40c
Miss Annie Maud Manison, R 8

Gainesville Ga. 3 bu brab ee $3

del or $2.75 FOB -

Mrs W M Arrington, Wadley Ga
40 lbs bunch butter beans; 90 lbs
running butter beans, make best of-
fer; English peas 30c lb

Miss Annie Maud Manison, R 8&
Gainesville Ga 3 bu Brad peas $3 del
or $2.75 FOB |

Ipo Culpepper, R 4 Box 32A Val-
dosta Ga A few lbs of Thomas Win-
ter peas 30c lb or 4 lbs for $1 cash

with order

J H Smith, Chipley Ga R-1 25 or
30 Ibs Lyndsey Johnson winter beans
35 Ib

Box 188 Griffin Ga Wants J bu
white crowder peas

Fred C Baker, Box 244 Columbus
Ga Wanted this years stock of Lady
peas, send sample

John Jones, 63 Selvidge St Dalton
Ga White & Brown eye peas $3 bu.
or will exe for pigs
_ Mrs J A Wilson, Martin Ga Willets
Wonder English peas 40c lb

Miss Ridie Martin, Willard Ga Nice
fresh gathered sugar crowder peas,
10 Ib

M O Bryant, Rupert Ga White mush
peas 7c lb, purple hull speckle peas
Be 1b; white butter-beans 15c Ip;
Willet Wonder English peas 25 lb
will exec some for seed rye, nats &
wheat

CORN & CORN MEAL FOR SALE
& WANTED

T A Acree Jr, Camilla Ga New crop
shelled corn in bags $1 bu

Mrs C C Smith, Jeffersonville Ga
Several hundred bu 1927 good corn
n shuck for sale :

HV. Franklin, Register Ga For
sale: Several ear loads new crop white
slip shuck corn, offer best cash price
FOB Register =~

W_H Waddelle, Pearson Ga For sale
Car lots corn in ear, make best offer

Odym Plant Co, Odum Ga For sale,
J sqxaral cars new sip Shuck corn 80

Ibs to bu, 80e bu, FOB Odum
A J McLeod, Alamo Ga 100 bt

new crop corn $1. per bu, del at on
L T Newsome, Dover Ga Solid white

& yellow corn in-shuck $1 bu oe

POTATOES FOR SALE & WANTED
J R Bowen, Rickingham Ga 20 bu
sweet potatoes, $1 per bu FOB station
or exc, for ready to lay pullets
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Porto
ee potatoes care or less, make best.
offer

FRESH & CURED MEATS FOR |
, SALE & WANTED ore

A R Roberston, Hortense Ga Pure
hog lard 8 cans 45 & 50 lbs to can
16c per lb at Hortense

J C Reynolds, Mayfield Ga Wankss
1 good ham, wt from 15 to 25 Ibs
state wt & price

Mrs Eliza M Williams, R 2 Athens
Ga Nice country hams ae sale 27.
lb, not prepaid ,





ls.

HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
% FOR SALE & WANTED =
Jno A Crummey, Doctortown Ga
Pure extracted honey in pound DaNS

3 lb bbls of about 50 gal $1. 10, all
orders filled same day received if pos-

sible

Kd Bradley, Box 41 Tiaplehuret Ga.
Extra fine bright Gallberry honey,
guaranted 15c lb; Wants to buy or
exc honey for begear weed seed Give
price

J T White, Dublin Ga Wants bees-__
wax in any quantity 30c lb del

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland a
Pure fine extracted honey in 5 Ib
cans $1.30 del

Mrs J E Yaun, Milan Ga R 2 Nice
new honey, $1 gal or exe for dried
apples

v1 HL Blowers, R 4 Odum Ga New

crop of pure comb honey in5 lb pails,

(12 pails to the case $8

SYRUP FOR SALE& WANTED ~

~M R Lockhart, Louisville Ga R 5
Box 54, 20 gal grade A sorghum sy-
rup in 10 Ib cans, well made & sealed
tight at once, 60c Can <<

John J Craney,, Milan Ga R 1 Box
98 Ga cane syrup in new gal cans
60c gal or 30 gal lot for $17

Mrs V M Webb, Forsyth Ga R 3
15 gal honey drip sorghum syrup

in No 10 cans, 1927 crop $15 for lot

or exc for 15. z Leghorn or Anconas Me
or Bk Minorcas \

OATS, WHEAT, RYE & HAY.
WANTED e

Lok Cox, Box 396 Hapeville Ga
Wants grain and will exe for it Thor- |
oughbred S C RI reds, Wh Plymouth
& Barred Rocks, chickens, any age,
or will exc a good farm horse in 1st
class cond, wt about uy lbs for the
grain

F H Bunn, Midville Ga Wants rye.
& oats, will exe early prolific King a

| Cotton seed or Haf & Half. Write

Mrs C M Cheney, \Shellman Ga
Wants seed oats & rye, will exc Tee ke
jersey heifers

W B Hilley, Whitesburg Ga R rE
Wants 100 bu seed rye 2

P L Smith, Baxley Ga Wants 25.
bu or more of good seed oats, quote
best price del at Baxley S

W D Watson, Logansville Ga Wants
some good seed rye, write

W B Nunnally, R 2 Monroe Ga
Wants about 50 bu of wheat to be
used as chicken feed

C W Greer, Albany Ga Wants eee
ve & hay, will exc cow with cay for &
1 3

CHICKENS FOR SALE

Leghorns For Sale

Mrs C C Smith Rt 1, Carters Ga, =
3 pure bred B L corns 1 to 2 years
old $2 each or exchange; write:

Mrs Mary Griffin, R {; Sparks Ga
25 young Carolina blue pit game hens
ae 2 cocks $40, will include a cock-
ere

W B Warthen, Davisboro Ga, has
10 Tancred strain March hatch W L
cockerels $5 each; if crated material
will be furnished at cogh.<=



4

R ~ Barnes, Graymont Ga 30 B


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PAGE FOUR



MARKET BULLETIN
BUREAU OF MARKETS
C. H. BISHOP, Director

DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE

EUGENE TALMADGE
Commissicner

Issued Weekly, Each Thursday .

Jntered as second elass matter February 15,







- 1922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, Georgia

under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
mailing at special rate of postage provided
for in secition 1108, Act of October 8, 1917



IMPORTANT: Each individual ad for the
Bullen should ke sent in on separate piece of
paper. No ad will be repeated unless extra
copies are sent. Under Act of the Legislature
the Bureau cannot, and does not, assume any
responsibility for transactions carried out
through the Bulletn. Our services are en-
tirely FREE. /



ae

Appearances certainly count!
Farmers should keep this in mind
even with the hogs as, note the
following from Mr. L. B. Fulmer
of Springfield, South Carolina:

Have bought lots of pigs from
Georgia and find many of them
have their tails cut off and ears
cut up in sueh a way as to detract
very much from their appearande
and value. :

Tt is mighty hard to break the
farmer who always has something
to sell from his farm, said Judge
Max L McRae, recently.

It has been my observation that
with a little careful planning, the
majority of Georgia farmers can
have something to market every

week in the year.

Some 4f the most successful far-

mers I know are making all of
their expenses from, month

to
month in such a way that they
ean sell their cotten whdaever
they please as, a surplus crop.

Some valuable information as
to the time for planting oats was
given out recently by the State
ollege of Agriculture at Athens
and Coastal Plains Experiment

Station at Tifton.

The results from the five years
test showed very positively that
the best date to plant Appler and
Fulehum oats, was October 15th.
Furthermore, the test indicated
that about eight pecks of seed

-per acre gave the best yields.

All seed oats should be treated
with formaldehyde.

More consideration should un-
doubtedly be given oats as a graz-
ing and eover crop.

The Georgia Porto Rico potato
certainly deserves a more promi-
nent place on the nations mar-
ket than it is now obtaining. The
farmer must do his part in seeing
that only the very best grade is
put on the market. :

With very eareful attention to

his seed, to methods of cultivat-

ing and the eareful harvesting and
paeking, it is entirely possible to
increase enormously the demand

~ for this product.

There are those in the state who
are working persistently and in-
telligently along these lines, and

we believe valuable results will

be accomplished.

ti

Mich information is available

WMAHKEYT BUDEETIN ~~

as to the value of feeding corn
to dairy and stock cattle.

Our farmers may make a. mis-
take in selling their corn at too
low a price just now. :

Some feeders find it very prof-
itable to harvest their corn, with
the stalk, including velvet beans,
Soy beans or peas, grinding it all
together and using it for horse
and cow feed. There are many
merits in this method.

The farmer usually gets top
market when he sells his feed stuff
to his own live stock.

Farmers wives interested in
Better Homes, may get books on
food values, cooking, sewing, care
and feeding of children and many
other subjects pertaining to better
homes, from the Georgia Library
Commission at no expense but the
return postage. Address Georgia
Library Commission, State Capi-
tol, Atlanta.

C. H. B.
. 2 scm]

DIVERSIFIEO FARMINGITS
BENEFITS AND POSSIBILI-
TIES

Thousands-of people from all
parts of the south are visitors at
the Southeastern Fair, Atlanta,
Georgia, this week.

The writer wishes that every
farmer in the state might visit
the fair and enjoy the wonderful
agricultural exhibits whieh dis-
play super fine specimens of al-
most every known food product
and actually see for themselves
the many splendid results of di-
versified farming in Georgia.

The Georgia exhibits of live
stock, poultry, fruits, vegetables,
erain, ete., rank among the high-
est in grade and quality of any
farm produets display and every
farmer would be filled with pride
to see the magnificent display that
his state presents.

Each producer who visits the
Wair undoubtedly will be fired
with a new ambition to raise high
quality products next year.

We read much_as to the possi-
bilities of Georgias Agricultural
resources and those who visit the
Southeastern Fair this week will
see for themselves that no, descrip-
tion of our states agricultural op-
portunities can be over-estimated

jor exaggerated.

The citizens of Georgia are just-
ly proud of the farmers display
and on all side we hear his praises
sung.

For the first time in the knowl-
edge of the editor, the Georgia
Department of Agriculture has a
booth at the Fair. |

Your Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, Mr. Eugene Talmadge, has
invited every county in the state
to send to this booth pamphlets,

|booklets or other literature, tell-

ing of the countys chief agricul-
tural preducts and interests. This
literatre is being distributed to all
visitors at the Fair and is an excel-
lent medium of advertising Geor-
gia products and the localitiee in

which they ate raised, to neighbor-



ingvisitors and the stranger]

within our gates.

Here too, information as
best methods of marketing is giv-
en out and examples of correct
aud up-to-date methods used in
grading and packing fruits, veg-
etables, ete., are on exhibition for
the benefit of farmers who would
like to have suggestions which
will help him to better prepare
his erop for sale. oe

Kach division in the Department
of Agriculture has an interesting
and instructive display in the
States Booth, of which Mr. Wal-
ter E. Vance is in charge, and
both he and Mr. Talmadge extend
an urgent invitation to all far-
mers in the state to visit, this
booth which has been arranged
entirely to, benefit the farmer and
to advertise the sale of his prod-
ucts.

If you visit the Fair, we want
you to sign your name in the Far-
mers Registration Book at the
Department of Agricultures ex-
hibit. ae
By Mrs. Norman Sharp,

Assistant Director State Bu-

reau of Markets.
Buy Georgia Products First

CHICKENS FOR SALE

Leghorns For Sale

L Everlay strain pullets $1 each or
exchange

Mrs J O Stewart, Gardi Ga, has
30 to 40 W L pullets and 8 cockerels
all 12 to 15 weeks old $1 each

I L Herndon, Bowman Ga, 200
Everlay strain B L April hatch pul-
lets and 7 cockerels, pullets $1 each,
cockerels, Feb hatch $2.50 each

L L Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave



.| Atlanta, Ga, 100 W L hens 1 year old

and earlp hatch Barron strain, 50 col-
lege strain pullets, 26 ready to lay

Buff leghorn pullets $2 each; 50 Tor-

mohlen strain B L hens and pullets
$1.50 each, cockerels $2 to $3 each
or will exchange for fresh in cows
Peach Poultry Farm, Fort Valley,
Ga, pure bred Tancred strain S C
white leghorn pullets 6 mos old from
trap nested stock, write for prices
Annie Maud Manison, Gainesville
Ga, 1 white leghorn rooster, pure

| bred $1, 1 buff leghorn rooster pure.
bred $1, 1 cochin white bantam hen

$1 all delivered

Mrs Laura M Page 204 4th Ave,
Decatur Ga, pure bred Kerlin strain
cockerels $2 each, also 5 two year
old cocks from Kerlins best $3 each,
will exchange for pullets at $1 each
delivered

Mrs J J Shearouse, Guyton Ga, 30
white leghorn pullets March hatch $1
each, 2 cockerels $1 each, all thor-
ough, fob
_ Mrs Henry Welch, Eatonton Ga
4 Ferris strain white leghorn hens
and 1 rooster $5; cash or will exc
for 2 or 3 months old heifer calf from
good producing mother

C T MeMillan, Gainesville Ga, 150
pure Tancred strain white leghorn
pullets, April hatch from accredited
flock $250 for the lot fob
CC J Hanes, Rt 8, Gainesville Ga,
50 pure Tancred strain S C white
leghorn pullets March hatch $1.50
each

Mrs H G Bagley, Pt 2, Calhoun Ga

Ferris strain W L pure bred blood

tested 5 mos old $1 each fob

Mrs Joe Harrison, Rockingham Ga
30 S C W Leghorn hens pure bred
heavy lay strain $1 each

Mrs Piety Fowler, Brooklet Ga, 8
very fine English strain W L cockerels
$2.50 each or $18 for the lot

O UL Craft, Lavonia Ga, W L hens
1 1-2 years old $1.25 each; about 200
pullets same price

J H Beasley, Lavonia Ga Feb hch



Tancred strain W L Pullets $1.50 ea

to the |

Thursday, October 6, 1927.

J A Hollis, Rt 1 Smyrna Ga, 250
first class W L pullets and hens $300

for the lot

Mrs E Striplin Rt 8 Moultrie Ga
50 W L pullets 8 1-2 mos old 80c
each fob Moultrie EE

G F Sheppard Rt 5 Fitzgerald Ga

about 2 years old, right age for
breeders; make best offer fob Fitz-
gerald ease
C E Smith, Braselton Ga, dark
Everlay S C B_ leghorn
guaranteed pure direct from Tormo-
hlen $2 each is
Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazelhurst Ga
12 pure bred W L pullets $1 each
C A Dobbs, Gainesville, Ga, 1 cok- |
erel and 4 buff leghorn pullets, the
lot for $5, or will exchange for RI
Reds, Barred Rocks, pecans or pea-
nuts
Mrs S S McMillan, Oakwood Ga, ~
50 pure bred W L pullets, 5 mos old
Wycoff strain $1 each Bee

pullets 4 1-2 mos old and 1 yr old
hens $1 ea or exe for Blk Min pullets

Peach Poultry Farms, Ft Valley
Ga pure bred Tancred strain W L_

stock. Write for prices
Mrs .W W Trimble, Adairsville Ga

cockerels $1 ea. Write . :
Fred D Jones, R,1 Valdosta Ga Apr
i strain W L cockerels
_J W Clark, R 2 Abbeville Ga 300
Mch heh Ferris strain WL pullets
Mch hch hens $1 ea or exe for jersey
cows
_Mrs J B Loudermilk, Box 64 Gaines-
we Ga B Leghorn pullets 6 mos old
ea :

Rhode Island Reds For Sale _

W: W and Mrs Leila Baskin, Car-
rollton Ga, rich red cockerels $3 to
$5 up; pullets $1.50, $2, $3 and up,
hatching eggs now $2 to $3.50 per
11 del; special prices on quantity __

A L Kimsey, Diamond, Ga, pullets
and cockerels $1.50 each fob Elli-
Jay Ga : es

Miss Bell, Box 119, St Marys Ga
pullets and cockerels 1927 hatch from
high scoring stock of the original
Tom Watson strain; specially priced
$2 to $5 each; eggs from 282 to 242 _
egg strain $3 per dozen; baby chicks
/380c each; will exchange for 2 bar-
row, pure bred pigs; write

Royston Poultry Farm, Royston,
Ga, 10 pure bred Tompkins
crossed with Donaldson strain pul-
lets about 1-2 grown and 1 stag.
$12.50 for lot; also a few fine stags
$3 each : Bre =

H M Williams, Eastanollee, Ga,
has 25 RI Red pullets, blood tested
stock, Donaldson strain 7 mos old
ready for fall laying $1.50 each, also_
6 cockerels same age $3 each :

Mrs Laura M Page, 204 4th Ave.
Decatur Ga, pure bred Owen strain
select cockerels $2 to $5 each or exc
fo pullets 1 cockerel for 2 pullets |
or for corn at $1 per bu ioe

Mrs Clara V Trimble, Adairsville
Ga, R I Red hens $1 each, cockerels
$2. each : rae

L L Evans, Royston Ga, Rt 3 2

4 year old pure Ginn Red hens $5

or will exchange for a pure Duroc or _

pug nose or reg. B B female guinea

Pig, 6 weeks old, wt from 20 to 25
s

C A Dobbs, Gainesville Ga 10 S
C RI Red cockerels hatched from a |
pen of 1000 hens that averaged 2138
eggs each, $1.50 and $2.50 each,
ready for service

_ Mrs. J B Stevens, Grantville Ga, 1
cock 2 years old Jan hatch, Baskin
strain $2.50 ee
~ Miss Evelyn Mullins, Rt 1, Milner
Ga, pure bred Donaldson strain cock-
erels and pullets 5. mos.old $1.25 ea
_Mrs M.I Free, Rt 8, Clarkesville
Ga, 4 pure bred hens and 1 cock $10
for trio Ve ae
Mrs J W Eley, White Plains Ga,
13 pullets and 1 rooster, rooster and
some of the pullets pure bred
~ ED White, R 1'Rupert Ga 2 Apr
heh cockerels: $1.50 ea or exc for bu

what on rye





about 300/;No 1 W L laying hens

cockerels

Miss: E Maynard, Newton Ga WL

pullets 6 mos old from trapnested

10 or 15 W L hens 85c ea 3 Mch heh

strain. 9 7
uursday, October 6, 1927.

Mrs Don Donaldson, Rt 1, Decatur
rich red cockerels from. prize
rapnested stock $5 each; eggs $2
fteen postpaid a
Mrs J G Waldrip, Tifton, Ga, Rt
Box 61, 3 S C RI Red cocks, 1
-year old $1.50; 2 18 mos old $2
ach or will exchange for dried apples
peaches free from worms per ap-
s; 4 young cocks $1.25 each; all
ks are the Donaldson strain
Miss Ridie Martin, Willard Ga 1
ure bred R I Red rooster, 20 mos
Id Donaldson strain $5 <

rs Geo Pridgen, Wray Ga 9 pure

d Tompkins strain, dark red hens

1 roosters (unrelated) $20hens
ea

orcas and Lakenvelders For Sale

Mrs Addie Waddelle, Pearson Ga
e black Minorea hens and cocks

e

Mrs A L Marchman, White Plains
a, 18 C Black Minorca cock 2 years
Id $3.50, 1 White Minorca cockerel
mos old $1.50 "
Clara V Trimble, Adairsville Ga,
ff Minorca yearling hens $1:50
ach, cocks $2 each
Mrs G L Jones, Rt 3, Shellman Ga
doz 5 mos old, lg, fine S C Black

inorea cockerels $1.50 per head,

atisfaction guaranteed-

A R Bailey, Rt 1, Blakely Ga, 12
ulled Black Minorca hens March
926 hatch, Pape strain $1.25 each

Barred Rocks Fer Sale

Mrs J E Steadam, R A Bainbridge
ure bred Parks strain reg and permit
D 77 cockerels $2 and $2.50 each
26 hatch cocks $4\to $5; pullets
25 to $2 each; 25 hens $2 each or
for $45; will exchange any of
bove for clean quilt cotton |
Mrs J C Ragan, Pelham Ga, 15
rks strain eggs $1.50 or $5 per
00; reg and permit P C 189
H A Kuhns, College Park, Ga, 25

oung pure bred to lay Barred rocks|

.40 each, 8 Holterman strain $2.50
each. .

E S Jackson, Milledgeville Ga,
arred Rock pullets and _ roosters
pril hatch $1.50 each

AL Riner, Swainsboro, Ga, sever-

thoroughbred | Thompson - strain
arred Rock roosters $1.50 each fob
r $2 each del

Mrs L T Vaughn, Rt 29 Commerce
a Thompson Imp ringlet strain
ockerels, Feb hatch $2 each; March

tch cockerels $1.75 each

Mrs W L Gordon, Commerce Ga,
t' 29, 1 pure bred B rock cock 17
nos old $2; 1 April hatch cockerel

25; 1 May cockerel $1; all three F

or $3.90 fob aA
Mrs H G Wheeler, Ball Ground G
t 2, 10 March and April hatch pul-
ets and 1 fine cockerel $15 or 5 1-
ea rold hen and 5 pullets and 1 cock-
rel $15; all pure bred Thompson
train; 10 1-year old hens and 10
pullets and 1 cock. 1 year old $25

Mrs J W- Kelley, Norwood, Ga, Rt.

, Barred Rock cockerels, Feb hatch,
uper quality $3 each

Mrs A J Collins, Demorest Ga, Rt
, pure bred Barred Rock pullets and

kerels, spring hatch $1 each, 3{

ristocrat roosters, 1926 hatch $2
ach; fine big friers wt 2 to 3 lbs 30
und :

Mrs C A Wilbanks, Rt 29, Com-
erce Ga, Thompson Imp _ strain
ockerels March and April hatch $2;

ey eek $1.50 each; 1.18 mos old
ock $3 5
Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903 Wil-
jams Mill Road N E Atlanta Ga, 100
ure bred Barred Rock pullets 4 mos

Mrs J O Wilson, Martin Ga 15 Mch
ch pullets, Thompsons ringlet st,
ea or $27 for lot. Sealy
Mrs Geo Pridgen, Wray Ga 10 pure
red Thompson strain Mch 1926 hens
nd 1 cock same age, $20 for lot .
Mrs J B Loudermilk, Gainesville Ga
mos old pullets $1 ea .
5 Cochran, Pisgah Ga. 2 pure
red cocks $1.25 ea del. es
Mrs B H Mathis, Tifton Ga R 6
ompsons Imp Ring strain pullets

ockerels, pullets $1.50 ea cocker-.

_ MARKET

els $2 ea

Bantams For Sale

Miss Annie Maud Manison, Rt 8,
Gainesville Ga, 1 Cho Chu white ban-
tam hen $1 del | :

Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga, Rt
1 1 pair pure Seabrights, 16 mos old
$7.50 pair

A H Banks, Sylvester Ga, Golden
Seabright, young or old, $5 per trio

Mrs Sam P Jones Rt 3, Lula Ga,
has trio of pure bantams 1 year old
to exchange, please writ

Mrs J W Kelley, Norwood, Ga,

bantams, white leghorn trio $3 each
or exchange : :

Jersey Black Giants and Black Lang-

shans For Sale

Mrs A V Holloway Rt 3, Summit

hatch pullets $2 each :
Mrs J W McGowan, Summit Ga

Rt 8, 2 pure Jersey Black Giants,

Marcy strain, ockerels $2 each

White Wyandottes For Sale

Mrs Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga, Rt
35 2 White Wyandotte cockeels $1.50
each 5

J M Burkes, Union City, Ga, April
hatch Silver Spangled Hamburgs
$3.50 trio; March hatch cockerels
$1.50 each

Mrs J B Womack, Tifton Ga Rt A
1 pure White Wyandotte cock, has
been in use 1 year $2

Mrs J D McIntyre, R 1 Ousley Ga

andatte cockerels, from prize winners

April hatch $1.50 each and $2 each;
pullets, same price; 18 mos old hens
$1.75 and $2.25 each ;

Mrs J Z Curry, Stockton Ga, R C
S L Wyandotte hens, 1 and 2 years
old, 10 hens and 1 rooster $16; April
hatch pullets $1.25 each
' Mrs R J Fleming, Lincolnton Ga,
March hatch, pure Regal Dorcas
White Wyandotte cockerels $1.50, $2
and $2.50 each es

Mrs Osborn Towns, Lumber. City,
Ga, Rt 1, Box 72 1 pair S L Wyan-
dottes prize winning stock and Tar

| Box strain, will sell separate; cocker-

el over 1-2 grown $2.75; pullet about
half ernown. $1.25 .. 5

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn Ga White
Wyandotte cockerels, Millers strain
blood tested, wt 7 & 8 lbs, $3.50 &
$4 ea; Silver Lace cockerels, Apr hch
wt 5 1-2 lbs, $1.50

J M Hart, College Park Ga Silver
Lace cocks, cockerels, hens & pullets
$1.50 and up
Brahmas For Sale
, gd C Tuten, Graham Ga, 2 light
cockerels $1.50 each

Mrs J F Miller, Leo, Ga, pure bred
light pullets 95c each, cockerels same
price; May hatch 85c, June hatch 75c
each; July hatch 65c each; eggs same
breed $1 per 15

Anconas For Sale
Mrs H G Bagley, Rt 2, Calhoun Ga
Sheppard.strain thoroughbred blood
tested Ancona cockerels, 5 and 6 mos
old,:$1.25 each -
H B Countryman, R B Americus Ga
12 Sheppard strain Anconas pullets
Mch heh & now laying $1 ea. Ref
Americus Hatching Co .
J H Beasley, Lavonia Ga Sheppard
strain pullets ready to lay $1.50 ea.
Cockerels $2.50. ea 8

Games For Sale

John Jones, 63 Selvridge street,
Dalton Ga, 6 pullets and 1 cockerel,
Cornish and Red Game crossed $2.25
for lot

W T Hughes, Rt A, Box 11, Alba-
ny, Ga, a few more pit game stags
of blue red travelers $2 each, cash
| with order :

W L Dixon, Rt 5,:Quitman Ga, 10

hens 1 year old $1 each; young pul-

lets $1 and cockerels $1.50, all Cor-
ish Indian games
S ID Rubb> Griffin Ga, Rt C, dark
Cornish game cockerels March and
April hatch $2.50 each
G F Cooper, Carlton Ga, a few Al-



len Round Head stags, 3 to 4 Ibs,

Ga has 6 pure bred black giants Feb |

Ga Martins Regal Dorcas White Wy-|
April hatch $3 and $4 each; 2nd pen!

BULLETIN

$2 each, 4 to 5 lbs $3 each

A Tarvin, Menlo, Ga, Rt 1, 8
stags, Pit games, pure bred Allen
Round Head, $2.50 each, lot for $18
Mrs S E Shurling, Oconee, Ga,
pure bred dark Cornish games, 4 pul-
lets and 1 rooster $6; 10 hens and 1
rooster unrelated $15

oyston Poultry Farm, Royston,
Ga, 8 blue Boane pit game, blue hens
and cock $15; a few Ine cocks $5
each ee

Miss Gennia Brown, Rt 1,. Ball
Ground Ga, 1 black War horse game,
hen and 7 chickens, frying size, 3
roosters and 4 pullets $6 for lot; 3
Cornish game ockerels, May hatch,
1 April pullet, Berry strain $3.75
for lot &

Orpingtons For Sale

Mrs M E Whisnante, Mansfield Ga
pure bred Buff Orpington cockerels
$1.25 each \

Rt 2, Box.32, Sereven Ga, 1 S C
Buff Orpington rooster, Feb 1, 1927
hatch, wt 8 lbs, now ready for ser-
vice, satisfaction guaranteed $4

A L Riner, Swainsboro Ga, 6 Buff
Orpington roosters, Cooks _ strain,
1927 hatch $1.50 each

A R Bailey, Rt 1, Blakely Ga, sev~
eral Buff Orpington pullets April
hatch 90c each
Mrs J M Bobo, Hartwell Ga Golden
Buff Orpington cockerels, Mch heh
$1.25 ea



| Buff, White and Other Rocks For Sale

A C Blalock, Nicholls, Ga, 25 se-
;lected White Rock pullets from prize
winning stock, Fishel strain $1.50
each \ :
Mrs P H Bond, Eton Ga, Rt 1, fine
White Rock cockerels 7 mos old $1
each :

H A Kuhns, College Park Ga, a
few nice pure bred White Rock hens
o2 and $a each 7. - pe

J W Carter, Williamson Ga, Rt 1,
6 hens and cock 1926 hatch, 7 pullets
and 1 wockerel March hatch 1927,
Fishel strain White Rocks, the lot
for $20

Mrs R D Jackson, Dalton Ga Rt 1,
10 White Rock pullets $1:50 each or
$12 for lot; 2 Buff Rock cocks $2
each - j

Miss Clara V Trimble, Adairsville
Ga, White Rock hens $1.50 each,
cocks $2 each; Buff Rock hens $1
each, cocks $2; cockerels $2.

Miss MH Myers, Rt 6, Tifton Ga
White Rock cockerels March hatch
3 2 year old cocks, all Fishel strain
$2 and $3 each

Mrs W G Sappington, Chipley Ga,
pure Nugget strain Buff Rock cock-
erels $2.50 each and up, eggs in sea-
son

Mrs J B Loudermilk, Box 64 Gaines-
ville Ga White Rock pullets 5 mos.old
$1.25 ea :

_ Turkeys and Guineas For Sale

Mrs Jas B McCrary, Thunder Ga
60 pure bred White Holland turkeys
from prize winning stock, March and
April hatch $5 each, 2 year old hens
and toms $6 and $7 each

Mrs J G Waldrip, Rt. A, Box 51,
Tifton Ga, 3 pure bred M B toms
$4.50 each

Mrs Annie Bell Riner, Swainsboro
Ga, mammoth bronze turkey toms
$8 each, all pure bred

E B Trotman, Lumpkin, Ga, Rt 5
pure br edmammoth bronze turkeys
from 45 lb tomand 22 lb hens, Bird
Bros strain, prize stock, April hatch
toms, $8.50 each, hens $6.50 each,
trios $20 oe

Mrs I J Joiner, oSperton Ga,. Rt
2 118 mos old tom, wt about 30 lbs
not fat, pure bred, Bird Bros strain
$10 delivered; fertility guaranteed;
April hatch same strain hens $5 ea;
toms $8 each del

Mrs J F Solomon, Jeffersonville
Ga, pure bred bourbon red turkeys
spring hatch $10 pair, immediate
sale -

2-year old G M B tom, 30 Ibs; 1 lg
2-year old hen, not related to tom;
1 April hatch hen, all pire G M B
Bird Bros strain, $21 for the 3; fine
April hatch G M B toms $6, hens $5



$16 hundred

Mrs J Z Curry, Stockton, Ga, 1



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Mrs G W Stevens, Nicholls, Ga, -
speckled guineas 75 each
Causeway Meat Market, Miami Fla

wants to buy 1000 guineas if you have
guineas to sell write to them

Ducks and Geese For Sale

Geo M Thomas, Thomasboro Ga,
pure White Indian Runner ducks,
$1.25 each

Mrs M I Free, Rt 8, Clarksville Ga
eo white Embden geese $10 for
Oo @

Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazlehurst Ga,
pure bred White muscogee. ducks 8
1 1-2 mos old 75c each; 7 grown
$1.50 each; 11 1 month old 50c each

Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet Ga, Ig
white mammoth pekin ducks, 7 hens
and 2 drakes, now laying $2 each or
$7 for lot

R A Craney, Rt 1, Milan, Ga, mam-
moth pekin ducks, extra large, $2 ea
or 3 for $5 or 12 ducks for $20

Mrs Roy Keown, Rt 1, Woodstock
Ga, pure bred Indian runners, 5 duck
and 5 drakes $1 each

Wyatt Martin, Plainsville Ga, fine
young Muscovey drakes, wt from 7
to 8 lbs each $1.25 each or exchange
for same to keep from inbreeding;
wants 1 nice young Muscovey drake,
wt from 6 to 8 lbs or over, not over
2 years old .

Mrs W W Bennett, Rt 1, Summer-
ville Ga, 8 Pekin ducks, 4 drakes and.
4 ducks and 8 puddle ducks 75c each
fob or 85 each el

Mrs J W Kelley, Norwood, Ga, trio
Indian runner ducks 1 year old $4.50
or exchange
Baby Chicks For Sale and Wanted

Mrs A D Cohen, Bloomingdale Ga
wanted 100 R I Red baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 weeks old

Mrs Dn Donaldson, Rt 1, Decatur -
Ga, Rhode Island red baby chicks 20
each postpaid in lots of 25 or more,
prize trapnested stock ee

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga,
nice fat fryers R I Reds 30e per lb
fob Fruitland Ga

Mrs A J Anthony, Midland, Ga
wanted White Rock baby chicks ev-
ery two weeks, also Black Giants

Light Brahma Poultry Farm, Flow-
ery Branch Ga, Lt Brahma baby chix

|14e each

:
M Thompson, P O Box 506 Fitz-
gerald Ga, 500 to 1000 baby chicks
to raise to 10 weeks old on halves
prefer Brown or White Leghorn,
would take Anconas, R I Reds or
Barred Rocks, best attention given
-Columbian Poultry Farm Gillsville
Ga, baby chicks white and brown buff
leghorns 12 each, R I Reds, Barred
Plymouth Rocks, Anconas and Buff
Orpingtons 15 each, White Wyan-
dotte 17c each, assorted chicks 12
each :
C T McMillan, Gainesville, Ga,
baby chicks for Oct and Nov delivery
assorted $6.25; leghorns $8.25; hea-
vy breeds $10.25 per 100
Newborn Hatchery, Newborn Ga
pure bred Barred Rock day old chix

Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903. Wil- -
liams Mill Road N E Atlanta Ga,
baby chicks, Barred, White Rocks,
R I Reds $12 per 100; Buff Orping-
ton, White Wyandottes, Silver Lace
Wyandottes, Black Minorcas $13 per
100; heavy breeds mixed, White and
Brown Leghorns $10 per 100; light
breeds mixed $9 per 100; add 1c per
chick for shipments in less than 100

lots; reg weekly hatches, parcel post

charges prepaid and 100 per cent del
guaranteed

M T Roberson, Ayondale Estates,
Atlanta Ga, RI R and Barred
Rock chicks every ceek frown trap-
nested flock exclusively 15 each

Miscellaneous Chickens For Sale
Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga,
nice fat fryers, R I Reds 30 lh, send

P O Money order

CHICKENS WANTED

Mrs W B Cowart, Collins Ga wants
poultry of any breed will exchange
articles of value, write for informa-
tion ee

Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga wants
200 yearling W. hens at once



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CHICKEN Ss WANTED

Mrs W White, Sylvester Ga wants
25 WL pullets, well developed and
beginning to lay, Feb and March
hatch, no culls, will pay $1 each

' J J Yadden, Mitchell Ga, wants

1000 W L pullets will exchange 1000
budded paper shell pecan trees for
same

Mrs V M Webb, Forsyth Ga, Rt 3
wants 15 B L or Ancona hens or pul-
lets, state age and must be reasonable
Q L Williford, Madison Ga wants

2 or 3 large Jersey Black Giant
cocks or cockerels; give age, wt and
description

Mrs I P Hoover, Irwinton Ga,
wants 10 1 year old Thompson Ring-
let hens, price must be reasonable

Mrs J T Lampkin Ellaville Ga
Box 203 wants 10 or 15 RI Red
chickens to raise on halves no fryers
wanted

S H Monroe, Thomasville, Ga 50
bantam hens, common = stock, that
will set, prefer anything except
white hens, but can use a few white
ones, will pay 50c each

T T MecNelley, Turnerville Ga
wants W L pullets, 4, 5 and 6 mos
old; culled stock; also young laying
hens, pure bred and healthy, quote
lowest price and strain, quantity in

100 lots up

_ Mrs Oleava Byrd, Fitzgerald Ga,
I ockerel, will exchange W L Fer-

Rt. 4, wants 12 Rel Red pullets and
ris strain for same

W R Barton, Adel Ga, Rt 2, wants

i Thompson strain Barred Rock cock
1 1-2 or 2 years old, cheap for cash

Mrs L B Long, Rt A, Tifton Ga,

_ wants 50 Rocks or RI Reds to*raise

-_ on halves to 10 weeks old; will take
good care of them :

Mrs J R Bowen, Rockingham Ga,
Rt 3, wants ready to lay Anconas, B
or W Leghorn or any good strain
pullets, must be cheap for cash, write

Mrs John Gearhart, 804 Cascade

Ave, Atlanta Ga, wants laying pul-
lets or baby chicks, will exchanges,
write

Earl Perkins, Sylvania Ga, Box 3
wants 2 Golden Seabright bantams
pullets, write best price

Clifton Jordan, Boston, Ga, wants

25 pure bred W L vullets March or
April hatch, state lowest price for
eash; no culls wanted

_ Mrs CR Sorrells, Rt 1, Monroe Ga
wants 1 pair Marcy starin Black

Giants, April hatch, buy or eychange
reasonable

E C Ward, Damascus, Ga wants 8

Barred Rocks or R I Red March 1927
hatch pullets, will exchange; write
_ A Dobbs, Gainesville. Ga, wants
100 S C RI Red and 100 Barred
Rock pullets and 10 cocks or cocker-
els in lots of 10 pullets or more, must
be good stock and good price for
cash, state number can furnish and
strain

LPJ ackson, Alma, Ga, wants seme

chickens of the same breed that J
O Ashton, Auburn Ga, had when he
lived there; write at once

Arthur E Haugen, Elberton Ga
Wants 50-100 Tancred or Barron st
W L Pullets, Mch of Apr hch, also

6 to 0 Mammoth Bronze turkey hens

name price

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn Ga Wants
10 White Wyyandotte pullets Mch hch
wt 6 lbs, must be pure bred

M Thompson, P O Box 506 Fitz-
gerald Ga Wants some young W or B
hoe hens del, will exe glass churn
or other. articles of vee write

INCUBATORS FOR SALE &
WANTED

See Giddish, 363 South Ave S E.
Atlanta Ga, will exchange 1 65 egg
incubator for 8 Rhode Island Red
hens

J F Chandler, Temple, Ga, 1 Old
Trusty Incubator 200 to 240 egg ca-
pacity in good condition $7.50 fob

White Feather Farm, Tifton Ga,
1600 capacity Queen incubator used
2 seasons, in perfect condition, will
trade for hens

H aL Martin, Montezuma, Ga, 1 Wis-
consin drum brooder 200 chick capac-
ity, never been used, $5 or Ser
for BL hens ~ S



. Mrs Bernard Tone, Montivello Ga
Rt 4, Iron Clad incubator 140 capac-
ity $8, good as new only glass bro-
ken in door

Turners Leghorn Farm Rt 3, Val:
dosta Ga, incubators: 1 140-egg Bell
City $6; 3 230-egg Bell City $11 ea;
1 250-egg Cypress $12; all in good
shape

Columbian Poultry Farm, Gills-
ville, Ga, 2 Putnam brooders $5.50
prepaid

Jno. W Holland, Tulip Ga, 1 Old

Trusty incubator, 150 egg capacity
$10, reason for selling want a larger
one

Peak Blanchard, Thomson Ga, 1

250-ege size Buckeye incubator $25;
1 250-egg size Foy incubator $18
both in good condition, will exchange
either fo tgood clover wheat at $1.50
bushel

Mrs J E Elliott, Cochran Ga Stand-
ard reliable incubatar, 280 cap, good
oe been used only a few times $20
2a

Mrs R Donaldson, Rt 1, Box 38,
Metter Ga, 103 degree incubator 206
capacity $20, or will exchange _

S P Howe, Fort Valley Ga, Miller
Ideal triple deck incubator, capacity
11,700 eggs, good operating condition
guaranteed, write for price

Mrs Verna Starks, Eillijay, Ga, Rt
2, 1 Little Brown Hen incubator, $4
or exchange for 3 Buff Orpington or
Black Minorca hens or pullets

Mrs J W McGowan, Summit Ga,
Rt 3. 1 Buckeye incubator 120 ege
capacity, perfect shape $15

LA Hutcheson, Ashland Ga, 1 250
capacity Buckeye incubator used 4
hatches, in good condition, $20 or
exchange for 600 egg capacity Buck-
eye or Greene

Mrs J W Kelley, Norwood, Ga, 65
Buckeye incubator in good condition
$8 or See

BUTTER & EGGS FOR SALE &
: WANTED
Ponce de Leon Dairy, Atlanta Ga,

| wants to buy strictly fresh non-fer-

tile white leghorn eggs, will pay C
O D or once a week; best references
furnished |

H V Franklin, Register Ga can fur-
nish 30 dozen white leghorn eggs per
week for hatching, best strain at
50c per dozen

Peach Poultry Co. Fort Valley Ga
agent to retail high grade white in-
fertile eggs to consumers in large
cities

Columbian Poultry Barn: Gillville
Ga, white brown and buff leghorn
eges, 100 in case $6; lots all other
breeds $8, 100 in case lots

CM MeWilliams, 685 N Boulevard
N E Atlanta Ga, wants 10-15 gal
sour cream daily, 40 gal whole milk
daily and 2 cases of good eggs, ref-
erences G M Napier, phone Ivy 6657

Mrs W V Robbs, Rt 1 Flowery
Branch Ga, 6 to 8 lbs of Jersey but-
ter week, 40c lb

Mrs F Cowart Rt 2, Summit Ga,
pure RI Red eggs from dark reds,
good winter layers, $1.50 per setting
of 15 postpaid or will exchange 1
setting for dried apples or peaches

Mrs W E Webb,. Sr, Ovrlethorpe
Ga, Rt 1, Buff Orpington eggs from
pure bred stock, 15 for $1.10 del,
cash with order

~Mrs R Donaldson, Rt 1, Box 38

Metter Ga, S C RI Red eggs, pure

Tompkins strain, dark red $1.50 now
after Jan 1, $2, will exchange for
good poultry wire not rusty, 6 feet
high

Woodlawn Hatcheries, 933 Wil-
liams Mill Road N E Atlanta Ga, will
hatch eggs for a small fee through-
out the fall and spring hatching sea-
son, furnish crates and. deliver chix
prepaid, areangements can be made
for any future date

Poultry Farm, Flowery Branch Ga
Light Brahma eges $1.50 for 15 de-
livered

Mrs H G Brown, Stone Mountain
Ga, Rt 1, Donaldson strain eggs
from nice culled flock $1.50 per 15
or $2.50 per 30 or exchange for dried
eating or cooking apples

Miss Rosie Johnson, Rt 1, Shell-
man Ga, 8 C Buff. Orpington eggs

$1. ae for 1 $2 for 80 eed

M T R 201 Whitehall St, Avlanta

Ga wants to contract for hatching |

eggs next season in quantities, . fine
bred stock |

Mrs G A Bragg, Donaldsonville Ga.
Rt B Aristocrat Barred Rock eggs,
for sale $1

Mrs J F Miller, Leo Ga Eggs from
thoroughbred Balch & Browne

15

Mrs C A Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce
Ga Eggs from Thompson Imperial
st second direct $1.15 per 15

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE &
WANTED

Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga, oyster
shells for chickens 500 lbs $3. 15 fob
Pensacola Fla

J I Bruce, Finleyson Ga, 1 blue
bell and 1 Primrose cream separator
also 1 Kelly Duplex feed mill, all in
running condition, cheap for cash

T M Slater, Rt 5, Thomasville Ga
orange stock citrus trifolieta 1 and
2 years old stock

D F Wood, Adairsville Ga wants
to buy 15 Mapark and 15 Royal apri-
cots, also 5 Japan persimmons 2 to 3
ft high, make best offer for cash de-
livered

I L Herndon Bowman Ga 1 Dixie
pea huller for sale or exchange for
Jersey heifer

J E Carpenter, Rockledge Ga 1
large heavy sounding farm bell with-
out clapper $6, cash; also 1 small
farm bell good condition $5 cash

Mrs Laura M Page, 204 4th Ave.,
Decatur Ga feed sacks 100 lbs, three
grades 5c, 8c and domestic sacks
12 1-2c each, 2 for 25c, add postage.



WA Smith, 102 Bay St E Savan-|- a
1 Chattanooga No 12 wane mill

nah Ga, ground oyster shell for

chickens $1 per 100 lbs, n17.50 ton
R L Lamb, Summit. Ga Rt 2, 1 gol-

des. 3-roller sugar mill in good condi-

tion $22

. L E Harrison, Dublin Ga, bottle

| vinegar,- white and red vinegar in 50

gal bbls 15c gal

R M Chandler 512 5th Ave E Cor-
dele Ga No 12 Chattanooga three
roller cane mill and EVAPOTSIT; cheap
for cash

Columbian Poultry Farm, Gillsville
Ga, apple, peach and shade trees;
write

Oliver M Boyce, 324 Liberty St;

Atlanta Ga, second hand'1 gal syrup

buckets, good as new 4c each

F C Drexal, Buena Vista Ga, pe-
can trees, Stuarts and Schleys, all
good budded stock, 50c per tree

F C Geiger, Flintside Ga, fine trees
of standard varieties, write for prices

R E Lee, Carters Ga wants a Sco-
vil No. 2 hoe to cut bushes and briars

Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet Ga, 50
nice white feed and meal sacks 10c
each

Mrs E Striplin, Moultrie Ga Rt 3
No 3 Primrose cream separator
good condition, used two seasons,
cost $110, sell $40 or exchange for

equal value; write
A D Maxwell, Montezuma, Ga,
$1.25 to

chicken and goat crates
S105

J E Kirk, Rt 2, Felton Ga wants a
good wood splitter, write description
and best price ~

Miss Ridie Martin, Willard Ga Hay
rake & mowing machine $25; 1 farm

bell $3.50
Mrs E W Little, Haddock Ga No 1

Primrose Separator, good as new $50 |

G W Coleman, Tifton Ga 2 1-2 bu
seamless heavy cotton sacks by pre-
paid. mail 50c ea

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Wants
1 or 2 young peafowl hens

Mrs J R Estes, Newborn Ga 2
Partridge cockerels, 2 yrs old $3 ea

SECOND HAND MACHINERY
WANTED

F W Fanning, Washington Ga

wants 1 pea huller and 1 corn shred-
der, must be in A-1 condition and
cheap for cash

RE Barnes, Graymont Ga, 2 or 3
horse riding turn plow, no disc, pay
cash or exchange big bone or little
bone guinea hogs for same

J L Holomon, Richland Ga wants
1 2nd hand wind mill in sue condi-



tion with tank sacaded

Sty
Giant size light brahmas, $1.50 per |



elutch, pulley, must be in good
ning shape and cheap for cash
over 50 miles, write

Emmett L Barnes 566
S W Atlanta Ga, wants wood's
gas engine, ready for wares g
shape and must be bargain

oR O Stodghill, Jackson Ga

2 Syracuse l-horse turners, mus!
in good condition

CS Meeks Nicholls Ga wants t

to! cash, write for particulars

LA Hutcheson, Ashland Ga
tanooga reversible 3-horse disc
in good condition, has only been
one disc; cheap for $15 pee

oN Williamt, Buena Vista, (
large peach sprays; 1 dusting mac
mounted on wheels used for pe
tractor n good condition, sell
or exchange for live stock or
thine of equal value

G W Reaves 121 5th St N w
lanta, Ga 1 10 H P I H C en
latest model, fine condition; 1 1
ob 4 rhe Fairbanks- Morse en
1 25 H P crude oil engine, Fairba:
Morse make, reasonable, write

W O Hamilton, Clarkston Ga, 1
2 Duplex Kelley corn crushe
lots of implements consisting of
and 2 horse turners, single har
stocks, dray harrow, cotton. plant
fertilizer distributor, and
things, write, will exchange |
for good milk cow

G@ B Crane, Dixie Ga 13
Atlas steam engine, side cra
first class condition, write for fi
information
ICS Berner, Rt 1, Mt Ver

by

1 No. 12 by 18 two roller m
9 1-2 ft fan in perfect conc
neither been used very much, se
bargain

M O Bryant, Rupert Ga, 1 Av
tractor, grist mill, corn sheller
other farm implements, cheap or
change, write for particulars

W D Watson, Loganville -
Lynchburg and Vulcan busters;
disc drill; Avery disc plow

DP Martin, Cobbtown Ga Want
Jsecond hand crude oil eng, size
to 50 HP in good cond; an 18 to
in dsc Callaway harrow; stalk cu



in



SECOND HAND MACHINERY
SALE

J W. Duncan, Stonewall Ga,
almost new Chattanooga 3 hor
versible disc plow, 24 inch dise :
steel evener, used only about 4 days

F C Drexel, Buena Vista Ga, Bo
trom farm level ept, in good cond
tion $10 :

J C Dodd, Cleveland Ga, folc
sewing machine good condition |

H GC Miller, Leo Ga, one No. 9
horse Vulcan plow with 3 new po
in A-1 condition $6.50

M O Bryant, Rupert, Ga, 1 AY
tractor in good condition cheap
cash or exchange, 1 shop forge ch
for cash or exchange for hand po
pea thresh or oats

_Mrs D Harris, Lula, Ga one 2
wagon nearly new $75; 2 cu
harrows $20 each, 1 mower and r
$35; two drag harrows $16; will t
good peas at $1 per bu or. i reg .
sey heifer or cow

W M Giles, Powder Springs Ga
3, one mower and rake almost 1
$75 for both

W B Thrasher, Conyers Ga. i
mill in- good condtion almost ne
177, write. Zor price

LB Ponder, Rutledge Ga, 1 F
son tractor with pulley, 1 Lil
peanut picker 1 I H C hors

| press, will sell separately or exc

for cows or corn .

Mrs W W_ Robinson Ogleth
Ga, L-3 roller power cane mill
H P gas engine 1 grist mill, write
prices

T W Clarke, Vienna Ga, 1 1
wagon in good condition except
$15 or exchange for anything 1
use also 1 spring tooth harrow
1 goober turner $3; 1 section
harrow $4; 1 Climax cotton pla
$383 1 Springfield arsenate a te


ay, October 6, 1927.

ND HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE

Slater, Thomasville Ga No.
den power cane mill used one
n $225 :
Barnes, 301 Milledgeville Ave
Ga, feed mill almost new
xchange for laying hens
bert Fuller, Adairsville Ga 1-8
as engine I H C Mogul, 1-10
itan | H C gas engine, needs
repairs, 1 almost new 24 inch
eel frame grist mill, 1-20 inch
rame grist mill with pulleys,
d seales, all in good condition
ll cheap for. cash or Liberty
write
Henry Welsh, Eatonton Ga, 1
horse plow, good condition $6
or will exchange for 2 thrifty
or 6 spring hatched Barred Rock
ts or young hens
> I Ogletree, Perry Ga 1 Hag-
H P gas in first class condition

Price, Cleveland Ga wants to
e 1 practically new Syracuse
low No, 64 for No. 10 Oliver
low 2
olly, Rt 9, Box 239, Atlanta
cuse $8 plow used but little
1-2 H P Stovers gas engine,
(0 type, practically new $30
L Newton, Machen Ga, 40 H
am engine in good
r exchange for good cattle, or

Vhite, Baxley, Ga, 1 kerosene

.7 H P; 1 cane mill and evap-
heap, write

f Carter, Rt 1, Dewey Rose Ga

g tooth harrow, 1 iron beam

plow stock, 1 Junas harrow, 5

acity and 1 Joe harrow,

Leverette, Rt 1, Parrott Ga, 6

gas engine on truck $100; I H

press $85; peanut sheller $15

Harris Jr, Rt 4, Box 235 At-

Ga, 5 H P Hercules engine $60,
nge for good shetland pony



OMANS DEPARTMENT
Needlework
Spence, Ball Ground Ga Tat-
y kind, would like to get in
th someone who can sell tatt-
asonable. Write
J T Lamkin, Ellaville Ga Box
tatted baby cap, infant size,
r exc 2 RI hens not over 1

Er WwW Teague, Adairsville. Ga

fted & emb bedroom sets, win-.

tains, dresser, washstand
hair tidies & centerpieces,
write; tea aprons, 60 & 175c
cess slips, teds, emb in dain-
igns $1.15 to $1.50 ea. State

B Seay, R 4 Marietta Ga
ed baby slippers, different
ead, trimmed with ribbon to
de pr; pillow cases, buffet
er scarfs, centerpieces, emb
tufted from $1.50 to $3
ith order. Write
Belle Timmerman, Box 83,
od Ga Tatted baby caps;. $3
yds of tatting of No 60 thread
3 picots at top 6 8-4 yds silk
1 picot, sng $1.50; 1 yd silk
ting, 35c; satisfaction guaran-

J B Minish, R 30 Commerce Ga
yme made quilts $5 ea
Lizzie Stovall, Martin Ga R 2
wilt tops $1.50 ea, squares for
1 add postage
IL Wallace, R 4 Canon Ga
edspread & pillow cases, pret-
n $5.50 set or exc for good
or Wh Leg pullets. Write
rene Oliver, Carnesville Ga
pillow cases & counterpane
ch emb in Frence & Rose de-
unbleached sheeting, various
read, $8 for set. Write
Daisy A Cochran, Adairsville
exc tufted, emb & punched
xk for honey, fig preserves,
kles, canned articles; 1 new

oe spread, floral design in

orbin, R 1 Covena Ga Will
emb, parties furnishing

terials, satisfaction

condition }



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MARKET BULLETIN

guaranteed, send correct size, prices
reasonable, mail or bring

Mrs W H Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga
Tufted bedspreads in fast & white
color thread $4 to $5, or will tuft for
$l ea and parties furnish material &
thread and pay postage; stamp & give
instructions for tufting $2 ea, other
party paying postage. All kinds of
articles tufted. Write

Mrs G Nation, Adarsville Ga
Comp sets tufted or emb; Paper wax-
ed flowers, tea aprons, childrens

clothes, cash with order. Reasonable
prices. Write

Miss Bessie Tow, Adairsville Ga
Comp bed room sets tufted or emb
All kinds of sewing real

yveasonable.
cheap. Write :

Mrs T B Dunning & Miss Sara
Dunning, R 2 Adairsville Ga Tufted
bed spreads; different designs gold
& fast color thread, on best 10-4 do-
mestic, $3.50 ea; aprons emb, 50c ea;
1 old fashioned hand woven white
eounterpane $5

Miss Mildred Ford, Cartersville Ga
Hand made work caps for men, all
colors and sizes, mailed to any ad-
dress 50c Z

Mrs J O Banks, R 1 Concord Ga
All kindse of cut work emb neatly
done, prices reasonable, write

Mrs J T Lampkin, Box 203 Ella-
ville Ga 1 tatted baby cap, infants
size, $2.50 or exe for 2 RI red hens
not over 1 yr old

Mrs Alma Bennett, R 1 Aadirsville
Ga Tufted & emb bedroom sets or
separate pieces also tufted crepe ki-
mona, prices reasonable _

Mrs G J Hurst, Egypt Ga 3 lg size
good heavyp quilts gingham tops $4
ea; will quilt tops on halves or $1
per top in simple pattern, party to
pay all postage

Mrs C A Griffin, Rocky Face Ga
Bedspreads & hooked rugs, any quan-
tity, reasonable, write :

Miss Frances A Henderson R 5
Dallas Ga Lots of fancy work to exc
for dried fruits

Mss Gennia Brown, R 1 Ball Ground
Ga 1 hand pinched bed spread, fade-
less thread, rose color with green
foliage on cream color sheeting, $6;
1 tufted bedspread in green & old
rose on cream sheeting $5; 1 all-
white bedspread $4.50

Mrs Daisy A Cochran, Adairsville
Ga Punch work, dresser scarfs of In-
dian Head with 1 1-2 in lace all
around $2 ea; 3 different designs
same work, $5.45 ea; piano scarfs,
on extra quality velvet, any color
floral spray of punch work on ends
$6 or 2 for $11.75; emb pillow cases
21 in by 82 in completely made by

hand $1.65 pr; vanity & buffet sets

3 pieces, $1.75 all del

Mrs J R Pitts, Martin Ga Will do
any kind of plain sewing for women
& children reasonable. Write

Mrs W O Milsaps, RFD Adairsville
Ga Ladies white lawn handkerchiefs
colored tatted border 35c ea or 38
assorted for $1; white lawn crochet
border 20c ea or 6 assorted colors
$1, all sizes 14x14 in exc for R I Red
pullets; other tatting reasonable

Mrs J C Boling, Waleska Ga R 2
5 new bed quilts $4.50 ea or lot for

| $20 ie

Mrs Mae Turner, R 4 Cleveland Ga
Dresser scarf, crocheted in star de-
sign, mantle cloth & four star table
runner, all to match $10; table runner
crochet in sq design $3; Crochet gown
yoke with sleeves $2; collar, grape
design, cream colored thread $2

Mrs J J Carter, R 2 Alma Ga 1 silk
pan velvet quilt top emb in yellow
brier stitch on seams, $15 cash or
exc for 12 thoroughbred yellow Buff
Orpington or Red pullets or young
hens a ;

Mrs V S Ladd, R 7 Gainesville Ga
Lg quilt tops 90c

Mrs J E Kirk, R 2 Felton Ga New
clean quilt pieces, 5 lbs $1; wool mix-
ed remnants, 10 yds $1.75, all post-
paid z

Miss Marian Dewberry, 218 E Jones

St, Savanah Ga 10 yds tatting for

baby clothes pillow cases trimming

rooted, 15c and 25c, according to size

lonega, Ga, 1 lantana, 3. bunches of

| and pink cactus, violets, white and



WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flowers and Seeds

Mrs L G Wood, Rt 5, Cuthbert Ga
large well rooted Sword ferns, conk,
red and white, grape begonias, wan-
dering jew, cigar plant, evergreen
moss and several other kinds of pot
folwers for sale or exchange

Mrs Carrie Lou Sanders, Knoxville
Ga, Rt 1, Box 78 salmon and red sul-
tanas, 15e each; or exchange for ger
cutting,s 3 cuttings for 1 sultana;
summer lilac, everbearer until frost,
blooming size nice hedge bushes 40c
each; or will exchange for turnip,
cabbage, white running butter bean,
Ky bean or bunch bean, onion seed;
write .
Miss Sadie Wilson, Morgantown Ga
junipers, boxwood, arba vitas, rooted
red japonica, mt laurel, pink peonies
25c each; yellow empress and cream
narcissus, daffodils 30c doz; snow-
drop 15c doz

Mrs Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega Ga,
all colors ger slips 35c doz; del; lg
mammoth zinna seed 10 teacupfull;
snake and several other kinds of cac-
tus 10e cutting; add postage

Mrs B A Palmer, Rt A, Arlington
Ga, red, pink and white oleanders,
well rooted 85c each, cutting 10c;3)
pink camelia. japonica cuttings, un-
rooted 15c each; cash or exchange
for good dried apples or fancy work

Mrs J T Lampkin, Ellaville Ga Box
208, 4 different kinds of ferns well
rooted, will exchange for 2 frying
size chickens, pullets or cockerels

Mrs A R Clack, Auburn Ga, sweet
pea and mixed colors larkspur seed,
3 tabls for 25c; all colors gladiolas,
mixed, 6 doz $1; cannas $1 doz; all
kinds red annas 50c doz, no stamps
wanted |

Miss Lillian Thomas, Haralson Ga
mixed fine bulbs, empress and April
bloom and dbl narcissus $1 per 100;
$10 M; 6 snap dragon plants 60c;
crowfoot cactus cuttings 10c each;
air plants (Fla flower) 25c each;
Star of Bethlehem bulbs 50c_ doz;
blue dutch hyacinth bullbs, dbl and
single 75c dozen; cash with order

Mrs R P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga,
roman hyacinths, blue, single 40e doz
bulbs, 8 doz $1.05; butterfly bush,
red spirea, rooted, 35c each, 8 for
$1 all postpaid :

Mrs J C Tabor, Danielsville Ga,
well rooted 2 year old spirea 385c
each; cuttings of spirea, not rooted
5e each; deep pink crepe myrtle, well

add postage

Mrs E G Fountain, Rt 1, Fort Val-
ley Ga, yellow cannas, crepe myrtle,
jonquils, butter and eggs, daffodils,
will exchange for any color hyacinths
or single white or any color japoni-
cas; write i

Mrs V,C Roark, Clearmont Ga,
collection of 9 pretty dbl monthly ro-
ses year old, large and small, dark
and light cream, red, pink and Amer-
ican Beauty running rose, $1 or any
2 for 25, 15, each; cuttings
rooted 25ce doz; add postage

Miss Mary E Grindle, Rt 1, Dah-

rainbow moss, 8 rooted begonias, 1
mothers tear, 1 pink ger; 2 bunches
pink oxalis, 1 red ger, 3 mush plants
all of the above collection fo~ $1 and
postage

Miss Pearl Vick, Ellijay, Ga, Rt 3
yellow flags 25c doz; blue spider
warth 20c bunch; pink and purple
milledge, 25c ea; pink wiggers, 35c;
dbl yellow and red iaponicas 20c ea;
pink and yellow mixed crepe roses
and myrtles 30 each; pinks 35 doz;
bridal wreath, birdie rose 15c; lilac
or romble flags 20c each; snowball
50c, all well rooted

Mrs M J White, Rt 1, Gainesville
Ga. white and red ger, orange and
yellow lantanas, justicia, oxalis, red

green striped jew, flag lilies, jonquil
and narcissus bulbs, parlor. vine,
grape begonia, all 5c each; August
lilies, Bosotn and -spingeria ferns,
small spotted begonia all 10c each;
no checks for less than $1

Mrs R Robinson Rt 8, Greenville
magnolia glancia trees 25c each; pink
Ga, boxwood plants $15 for 200, del;

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myrtle trees 3 for 50c_

2 PAGE SEVEN

Miss Idel Rahn, Guyton Ga, Rt 2,
white Easter lily bulbs 10 each or
$1 doz; Christmas and January cac-
tus 15c, 30c, and 50c, $1 and $1.25
each ;

Miss Isabel Green, Rt 6, Gainesville
Ga, orange day lilies 20c doz; single
red cannas 80c doz; rose ger and or-
ange winter pinks 15c doz; pretty by
night seed 3 tbls 16c; add postage

Mrs A J Anthony, Midland Ga,
cactus, begonia, colens, ger, lanta-
nas cactus rooted; write

Mrs Delitia Lang, 411 College St,
Calhoun Ga, white and purple lilacs,
flowering almonds, evergreen creep-
ing ivy, snap dragons, many colors,
chrysanthemums would exchange any
of the above plants for valley lilies
or hyacinth, tulips or crdcus bulbs;
has many varieties of Inest flower
seed will exchange fro some good
sound eating pecans

Mrs W J Campbell, Rising Fawn
Ga, would like to exchange gladiola
or jonquils bulbs for hyacinth or nar-
cissus bulbs.

Mrs J B Minish, Rt 80. Commerce
Ga, white and yellow flag lily bulbs
30c doz; well rooted ivy, 3 for 25c;
blue hydrangea cuttings 3 for 25c.

Mrs May Butler, Armuchee Ga
pot plants, shrubbery, bulbs, write

Mrs W W Mandahall, Chamblee Ga
Rt 3 choice dahlias, order tubers now
cut while plants are ni bloom $3
dozen
Miss Lula Gachet, 288 12th St, N
KE, Atlanta Ga, iris and cannas in all
colors, any number of althea young
trees for transplanting now

Mrs R D Riggins, Rt 4, Rome Ga
aleazar iris lilies 30 doz or 4 doz
$1; ragged robin seed 15c cupful,
larkspur seed 10c thls or 3 for 25ce

Miss Beanie Smith, Rt 1, Kite Ga
ferns, colens, cactus, other various
flowers, write for price and descrip-
tion :

Mrs W H Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger
Ga, royal blue sweet scented all fall
winter and spring blooming violets
15c doz; dbl red canna bulbs 10 ea,
75c doz; rose cuttings, all colors 10c
dozen : ae

Miss Bell Jones, Rt 4; Shellman Ga
extra large well rooted ruby begonias
75e and $1 del, or exchange for
Barred Rock cockerel Feb or March
hatch, good laying strain, prefer
Parks

Mrs A A Silver Talking Rock Ga
daffodils, narcissus, Star of Bethle-
hem $1 hun; ivy, 3 kinds, purple,
lavender specked, $1; althea 25c ea;
hibiscus 25e each; all colors mums
25e doz; verbena 25c doz, dahlia and
lily bulbs 10c each; monthly roses
and golden bell 25 each, all well
rooted See

Mrs L P Higginbotham, Rt 2, El-
berton Ga, tall stiff leaf caladiums
5be each

T M Slater, Rt 5, Thomasville Ga
orange stock citrus trifolieta, 1 and
2 years old stock

Mrs Lena Holland, Flowery Branch
Ga, canna bulbs 3 for 25c; 8 for 50c
add postage

Mrs G A Butler, West Point, Ga,
abelias, 4 years old, 3 for $2.50; box-
wood, 5 year old $20 per 100; 10 yr
old hedge plants, 6 for $5.50; no less
sold, milk and wine lilies 25 and 50c
each; yellow lilies $1; flower seed
all kinds, plant now, 10 pkge, royal
poinciana, 25 doz

Miss Lizzie Stovall, Rt 2, Martin
Ga, cape jasmines, well rooted 25c
each soe

Miss Mary Collier, Rt 9, Gainesville
Ga, marigold and zenia seed, also
dusty miller, sell or exchange for
transfer emb patterns; write

R D Wilson, Morgantown Ga, box
wood, arba vitas, junipers, red japon-.
icas, well rooted 25c each; Cherokee
rose, walnut sprouts $1 doz; hydran-
gea, snow ball 25c each; althea, crepe
myrtle, lilac, Mt laurel 25c
Mrs E L Roberts, Suwanee, Ga, nar-
cissus bulbs 25 doz; jonquils 20c
dozen postpaid

WOMANS DEPARTMENT
_ Miscellanecus
Mrs J Winter, Buford Ga 6 yeast _
cakes & recipe for making light bread



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WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Miscellaneous

Mrs J B Minish, R 30 Commerce
Ga 1 goose feather bed $25

Miss Francis Smith, Point Peter
Ga 3 yeast cakes& directions for mak-
ing into delicious bread 25c; plain
sewing & fancy work of all kinds;
reasonable. Write
-E B Travis, Riverdale es Auto
knitter good as new cost $70, $12
or exc for 12 hens or anything can
use; lg straw brooms 75c doz; $5 hun;
2 bu hickory nuts, 50 bu

Mrs.) BEG Autry, - Plainesvlle Ga
1 Gearhart knitting machine, used
very little cost $35, sell $10 or exe

Miss Callie Stringfield, Butler Ga
Auto knitter, good as new all attach-
ments except a few needles, cost $65
sell $40

Mrs W H Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga
New never fail yeast cakes & recipe
25c doz, 5 for 15c prepaid

Miss Bessie Tow,
-Reed baskets, from 50c $1.50 ea;
crepe paper roses, all colors, waxed,
65 for 6

Mrs W. V Robbs, R 1 Flowery
Branch Ga White geese feathers 85c
lb del; without down 60c Jb del

Mrs W C Wiley, R 1 Iula Ga Never
fail yeast recipe & direction for mak-
ing bread 12c

Mrs G H Hunt, Lula Ga.R 2 Auto
knitter good as new, attachments &
instruwetion book & 8 lbs of wool, sell
_ cheap for cash or exc for pure bred
Barred Rock chickens, corn, cotton
seed or anything can use

Miss Ilva Gordon, Dallas Ga R 5
New hook rug needle 89c; collection
of recipes 75c write

Miss Euilese Gordon, Dallas ea
R 5 17 yds gingham scraps bundles
$1.98, smal piece bundle 98c, 4 yds
silk bundle $3.98 as

Miss Jessie Cash, R34 Flowery
Branch Ga Fresh yeast 10c pkg of
6 cakes

Mrs H Roberts, Chpley Ga eg
6 lbs nice new duck feathers, quote

best prices
' MM Thompson, Fitzgerald Ga Feather
beds, pure goose feathers $1 lb or exc
for 1 leghorn young hen for ea lb
the beds weigh. Write

Mrs H G*Mathis, R 1 Conaacville
Ga New white, downy geese feathers
85c lb del

Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet Ga R 2
1 auto knitter, good as new, accessor-
ies & instruction book, cost. $70 sell
$30 or exe for 20 RI Red pullets;
25 lbs chicken feathers at 35c lb or

in good bed tick $10:
oMirso dB Stevens, Guantvlls Ga 3
yeast cakes & recipe for old fashion-
ed light bread & for yeast cakes 10c

Mrs Nettie Monroe, Box 71 Morgan
Ga Palma Christi a lovely ornamen-
tal palm, growing 20 ft high; lg pkg
of seed 25c

Mrs Fern Johnson, Summitt Ga
New hand pieced quilts, never been
used of good quality ginghams & hand
quilted in lg sze del $5 enif dissat-
isfied when received return them &
your money will be refunded; New
goose feathers $1.25 lb, sent in good
quality bags

Miss Ridie Martin, Willard Ga 18
nce new cloth feed sacks, nice for tow-
els or quilt lining, 10c or lle del

Miss Orie Nelms, Bowman Ga Lg
cotton quilts, $4 ea or will exe for
chickens or turkeys -

Mrs Betty Burflell, Box 84 Nicholls
Ga Feather bed, write for further in-
formation

Mrs Ethel Jones, R 3 Lula Ga
Booking orders for Christmas red
berry holly wreaths made on wire at
75e to $1 ea

Mrs Ralph Williams, Cumming Ga
R 6. Pine needle flower baskets with
40. in handles painted white 85c; na-
tural col 30c Add postage. Will exc

WOMANS DEPARTMENT
f Wanted
T J Redfern, Tennile Ga Wants dbl
iA carnation plants, will pay cash
pr exc red spider lillies
Mrs W L Gordon, R 29 Commerce
Ga Wants to exc August lily, Salvia

Adairsville Ga |.



MARKET\BULLETIN

'seedred Gladiola. hyacinths, - bean
Vine seedfor Easter lily, hyacinths
& other color gladiol

Mrs J O Stewart, Gardi Ga Wants
some artficial roses made write

Mrs W H Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga
Wants sugar & poultry sacks wil exc
flowers, pot plants, well rooted, 12
pot plants for 16 sacks

Mrs LR Leathers, R 1 Box 43 A
Buchanan Ga Wants magnolia trees
& white crepe myrtle, must be cheap

Miss Beanie Smith, R 1 Kite Ga
Home sewing on womens & childrens
clothes, boys shirts cheap, also piece

quilts on thalves, send scraps & pat- |)

terns

Mrs J L Wilson, R 5 Box 105 Tf-
ton Ga Wants Bearfoot roots, write
price at once

Mrs Jno T Sapp, R A Preston Ga
Wants sewing to do, parties furnish
material, 10 yrs exp, specia prices
on lg lots, infants & childrens clothes
a specialty

Paul E Jernigan, White Plains Ga
Wants pansy plants, quote prices

Mrs Jas W Pinkston, 436 Mathew-
son Place S W Atlanta Ga Wants
to correspond with some one whe
weaves rugs in a loom, will return
postage

Miss M Bowly, Box 62 Westminster
Dr Atlanta Ga Wants dbl pink flow-
ering almonds, forsythias, Jap roses,
Madonna & lemon lillies and blue sng
hyacinth bulbs

Mrs Daisy A Cochran, Adairsville
Ga Wants all kinds of canned goods
in tins del; beans tomatoes, oysters,
corn, stews, etc. Will exc tufted &
punch needle work for same. Write

FARM HELP WANTED.

R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga Wants
several good farm hands to pick cot-
ton and do gen line of farm work right
now and also several good tenants
to work share crops for 1928

Mrs N_H Griffin, Oak Range Poul-
try, R 3 Marietta Ga Wants young
boy about 15 yrs old to work on farm
will give good home and treat like
one of the familyorphan preferred,
write for further information

Mrs Lilliam Morris, Forest Park
Ga Wants sober, industrious man with
wife & 2 children to run a 45 acre
farm at Forest Park, one who can
finance himself; standing rent or 1-3
or 1-4. Must be good worker. Schools
& 3 churches near, nice home /

W H Patterson, R 1 Washington
Ga Wants small family to work on
halves & run. themselves half the
year, goodland, school in 1 mi church



near RR also wants man or boy to|

do gen work on farm and live in
the houseboy could go to school

J C Scruggs, Harlem Ga Wants
exp man with large force for truck
farm for salary or share basis, about
right in town & only 22 mi from Au-
gusta

John P Cheney R 4 Marietta Ga
Wants 2 horse croppers who can fur-
nish their own stock, also good hand
to work next yr for wages

Geo T Newton, Machen Ga Wants
reliable man with small family exp
in poultry business
gen upkeep of country place. Ref req

J A Shelnut, Clem=Ga Wants a
small family to work a good 1 horse
crop on halves

M A Screws, Midville Ga R 2 Wants
a good sober man for 1928 to run 1
horse farm, good land & stock, will
furnish a good worker and give him
chance to make good. Write

WANT TO RENT FARMS

M Thompson, P O Box 506 Fitz-
gerald Ga Wants 1 to 50 acre place
with -houses near school & church,
prefer to pay standing rent, no N
Ga place wanted

Mr H I Martin, Montezuma Ga R 2
Wants small truck farm on halves
near some good market town or sma!
a crop near good school, church
ete

A. J McLeod,>R 1 Alamo Ga Wants
good 2 or 8 horse crop on shares, par-
ty to furnish supplies, ref exe

T C Teagle, Care G T Owens, Cor-
dele Ga R 2 Young married



wants farm with good prop to raise
hogs, chickens and cows to milk on
halveh, in healthy location, exp, will-
ing workers, would rather be within

50 mi of Cordele

M Thompson, P O Box 506 Fitz-
gerald Ga Wants 1 to 50 acres near
school & church, good house and wa-
ter necessary in middle - or So Ga



& capable of |



CO-OPERATIVE CAR LOT HOG
SALES.

Buyers Bids Solicited. Communicate
with Bureau of Markets.

Camilla Ga, Tuesday, Oct 4
Blakely, Ga, Tuesday, Oct 4
Bainbridge Ga, Friday, Oct 7
MeRae Ga, Tuesday, Oct 11
Thomasville Ga, Wednesday, Oct

Clayton Ga, Wednesday, Oct 12

_ Blakely Gaj Tuesday, Oct 18
Albany Ga, Thursday, Oct 20
Bainbridge Ga, Friday, Oct 21
Thomasville Ga, Wednesday, Oct

26

Sylvester Ga, Thursday, Oct 27
Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov 1
Bainbridge ate Friday, Nov 4

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CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS

FOR SALE
CORN FOR SALECar Lets |
F L Beasley, Reidsville Ga Several
Cars new crop, in shuck
Mrs C L Bradford, Woolsey Ga 600
bu old crop in shuck
L R Martin, Lawrenceville Ga 300

| Bu, old crop in shuck

W G Talbert, Colquitt Ga Quantity
old crop in shuck

J W Stephens Co, Agt, Millen Ga
8000 bu new crop in shuck.

ES Gay, Rocky Ford Ga Quantity

| new crop in shuck

D M Cason, Garfield Ga, Car New
crop in shuck

Mrs Nora G Webb, Albany Ga 1000
bu new crop in shuck

J H Chaffin Co, Agt, J essup Ga Car
new crop in shuck

M W Harrell, Eastman Ga 500 bu
old crop in s uck

J W Stephens Co Agt, Millen Ga
500 bu new crop in shuck

T P Harper, Willacoochee Ga Car
new crop in shuck.

TJ Ricketson, Pearson Ga -Quan-
tity new crop inf shuck

Robert L Eubanks, Moultrie Ga Car
new crop in shuck

Dr W D Simmons, Lakeland Ga,
Car new crop in shuck

HAY FOR SALECar Lots

B Lloyd Woodall Milner Ga, Otootan
soy bean, new crop baled

E P Fletcher, Fitzgerald Ga 60
Tons Peanut hay new crop baled

W R Crites, Donalsonville Ga Car
peanut hay new crop baled

'W G Talbert, Colquitt Ga, Car pea-
nut hay new crop baled

Mrs Nora G Webb, Albany Ga Car

Pea vine hay new crop baled

C W Collins Co Agt, Ft Valley Ga
Car pea vine hay new crop baled

R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga 300 tons
Bermuda hay new-crop baled

W R Crites, Donalsonville Ga Car
German millet new crop baled

A P Winston, Athens Ga Alfalfa
hay new crop baled

Berckmans Bros, Mayfield GaOtoo-
tan bean hay new crop baled

C B Culpepper Co Agt, Cochran
Ga 25 cars Otootan bean hay new
crop baled :

OATS FOR SALECar Lots
G G@ Ridgeway, Royston Ga 1000
bu Bancroft seed oats

R M Turner, Royston Ga, 1500 bu
Bancroft seed oats

L A Hutchinson, Ashlan Ga Quan-

tity Fulghum seed oats

W B Rice, Dublin Ga 3000 bu Ful-

shim seed oats
W Collier Co Agt, Ft Valle Ga
600 bu Fulghum seed oats

W_ L Breedlove, Monroe Ga 500 bi
Fulghum seed oats

Geo W Heard, Atlanta Ga, ee ba
Hanes seed oats

Collier Co Agt Ft Valley

2000. bu pone seed oats : Ga

| bulk

jersey hefers;



tee

-

Thursday, October 6, 1927.

Lok Gipson, Ashland Ga 100 bu,
Appler seed oats

Ulla Wilson, Villa Rica Ga, 200 by
Appler seed. oats
SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE

~ Car Lots

R T Brice, Quitman Ga 4 Cars, will
ship, hampers, bags, bulk

H L Williams, Baxley Ga, 1 car
will ship hampers, bags, bulk

T H Gordon, Rochelle Ga 1- car,

will ship hampers, bags, bulk

M S Goodin, Coolidge Ga 5 cars,
will ship hampers, bags, bulk

G D Ellis, West Greem Ga, 400 B
will ship hampers, bags bulk

C B Culpepper Co Agt, Cochran G
2 cars, will ship hampers, bags, bul

E P Josey Co Agt, Statesboro. Ga
1 car, will ship, hampers, bags, bulk

-C T Owens Co, Agt, Fitzgerald G
Quantity, will ship hampers, bags,

MC Huey, Jr, Pelham Ga, 2 cars,
will ship hampers, bags, bulk
W T Clary Co Agt, Claxton Gay, 6

| cars, will ship bulk

J H Thompson, Odum Ga, 2 ears
will ship bulk

J B Everson, Colquitt Ga, 1 ca
will ship bulk
_O F Cowart, Garfield Ga, 1 car,
will ship hampers

J W Stephens Co Agf, Millen Ga,
1 car, will ship hampers or bags ~

J M Polk, Cairo Ga 1 Car, will sh

| hampers or bags or bulk

*

OAT STRAW FOR SALECar Lots
LS Watson Co Agt, Athens Gal
ear bright dry baled
Claude Eubanks, Care Ga Cot Gro

| Assn, Candler Warehouse, Sev cars

bright dry baled
H M Franklin, Tennille Ga, Sev car
Corn Shucks belt is

CORN FOR SALE

Abe Evans, Collins Ga Several car's
1927 crop S S corn

E J Bird, Metter Ga Savietat* cars
1927 crop s S Corn

Jno G Padrick, Tifton Ga Several
ears 1927 crop S S corn

E G Blackwell, Edison Ga Tee
ears 1927 crop S corn

W L Hendrix, Brooklet Ga One car
1927 crop S S corn

SWEET POTATOES FOR as 7

C W Collins, County Agent, Fort
Valley Ga Several cars

J C Hinson, Pelham Ga Several
cars

W L Hendrix, Brooklet Ga Ono! car

PINE CONES WANTEDCar Lots
Francis Merrill Ellis 604 S Hill St
Griffin Ga Wants car lots or less |
pine cones, containing mass, for pa
ticulars as. to gathering write

HAY FOR SALECar Lots

Hollywood Farms, Pavo Ga, 2 or 3
ears nice, bright peavine hay

G Wi Coleman, Tifton Ga About
5 ears bright peavine hay

-P J A Berkman, Mayfield Ga 150
tons prime- Laredo & Otootan Bean
hay, packed in tight bales

F H Bland Jr, Cordele Ga 2 cars

} peanut hay

CORN FOR SALECar Lots

WW Bird, Cobbtown Ga A few cars
of corn in the ear

F H Bland, Jr, Cordele Ga 750 b
clip shucked corn

CAR LOTS WANTED
Dr L C Fisher, Care Oak Terrace
Farm, Atlanta Ga Wants car loads

of alfalfa hay, green preferred, del
to Chamblee Ga

CAR LOTS WIANTED
Live Stock Wanted

L B Fulmer, Springfield, S C 1
2 ears common rang goats; 1 or 2
ears good smooth feeder pigs; corn
feed slaughter hogs; 1 car good grade
1 car Herefords h
fer; 2 cars range young cattle

E G Mitchell, Edison Ga Wan
car load eeder Pind