BUREAU OF MARKETS OL. 10. STATE CAPITOL Z __ MAKE FARMING PAY THE FARMERS. | MORE PEOPLE TO MOVE In 1894 the Legislature enacted laws, which are now class fied as Seetions 1983 through 1988 cf the Political Code, making the Commissioner of Agriculture Ex-officio Commiss- -ioner of Immigration of Georgia. There has been bery little activity of this department of agriculture in the past. The state has possibly suffered by this function of the office of Commissioner of Agriculture being neglected. We should have some official of our state government always on the alert, inviting and soliciting a desirable class~of settlers to our state. The infusion of new blood with new ideas is absolute- ly necessary in our advancement of agriculture and industries. As Commissioner of Agriculture. of Georgia, I am go:ng to give to the Department of Immigration the same consider- ation in carrying out the wishes of the law makers of our state as I do the other departments of the agricultural department. . The best way, and the only effective way, to go after far- mers in other states of this union is, first, to make farming profitable to the farmers that are now on the job in this state. Our best field to work on for new farmers on the farms in Georgia, are Georgians right here in the state of Geogia that have left the farm and ere spending their time partially work- ing and intermittently cursing the farming conditions. There are a great many idle fields in Georgia. The number of our farmers in Georgia has decreased in the past ten years 19.8 percent. The population of our rural districts,is on the de- erease and the population of our cities and incorporated towns is on the inerease. There is a fundamental reason for this, and the object of our meeting here today is to discover the reason, and to inaugurate a single plan which will, in a measure, change it. The business people of Georgia must awaken to the truth that their inevitable prospertty as Geer MARKET REPORT ATLANTA, GEORGLA, THURSDAY, OCT. 13,1927. BASIS OF PLAN TO ENCOURAGE ON FARMS IN GEORGIA 4 gians, depend upon farming in Georgia being profitable to the farmer. Whenever this fact is realized, the problem of im- migration will be soived. The farmers of adjoining states would-be the first to eateh the news, and they would be pour- ing into our state to buy our lands and to begin farming on them. Whaet.is the best way for us to begin to think and act that will result in farming beng profitable to the farmer? As_a state official and having charge of the Bureau of Mar- kets, one way is for the state under standardization laws, to be behind the produets thet they ship out of the State of Creorgia, and inter-state shipments. We already have some state legislation affecting two of our eropsapples and peaches. The standardization laws of these two commodities are now being, and will be, rigidly en- forced. Through our activities in the Bureau of Markets we can, by cooperation, enforce the Federal standards on other agricultural products. With this consistently followed, it will only, be a matter of a year or two before the Georgia produet will be recognized in her.own markets and the markets of._ the world, as a staple and standard product of good quality. There is a large acreage of land in Georgia that is being farmed every; year that is unprofitable for farming. This land is good for pasturage end for re-forestation. A large portion of this land is owned by loan companies, insurance companies, banks and other parties that live in the city and out of the state and farming year by year unprofitably. Of course, the ones that are engaged in. this are working for what they deem the best, and hoping for good years to come and change for the best. Re-forestation is now in process in a great many sect-ons of Gecrgia and we need this particular (Continued on Page Four) = Prevailing Wholesale Prices October 8, 1927. Sweet Potatoes (Yellow) bulk Trish Potatoes Cabbage, green crated Eggs, Fresh, Select Turkeys Country Butter, best. table Country Butter, cooking Field Peas. mixed Blackeye Peas _ Lima Beans - Georgia Cane Syrup, bbls. Sorghum Syrup, bbls. Gorn Meal, sack -_.-.----- Corn, No. 2 white, sacked = Oats, No. 3 white, sacked ------- Senha laos Peavine Hay Alfalfa, (Ga.) REMEMBER, THESE PRICES MAY VARY FROM DAY TO DAY ATLANTA 100 Ibs. 100 Ibs: 100 Ibs. MACCN $1.50 100. lbs. 2:10: 100-153. 2.507-100> Tbs, _.00 doz. SAVANNAH $1.10 100 Ibs. : 3.80. 100 1bs- 3.00 2.00 100 lbs. 3.00 ATI doz. aS Gee. LEB ADs 2, PB dy. LEO AUGUSTA $1.90 BUTTER: MARKET a9th, 434%e; Sept. 80th, 43%c; Oct. 1st, 434%4c; Oct. 2nd, 434c; Oct. 3rd, 43%4c; Oct. 4th, 43%. f I PAGE TWO 5 Crake 2S COW. SLOT hoo : Ceiduals, doubte the money white sow, will furrow Dee 1st, by Hampshire pigs, 8 wks old, $5 ea eS Bone blk Guinea pigs, 6 wk old, $10 a. CATTLE FOR SALE _-E A White, Ellenwood Ga 1 thor-. oughbred Rawleigh Bik jersey bull, 2T3 old, gentle, write for particu- lars & rrice Exser ment Sta, Dept of Anirial In- dustry, Experiment Ga Pure bred Holsein bull cali $154 O Smith, Clyo Ga Pure Jersey buil, 14 mos old,-not reg, $20 or exe for Duroc jersey gilt Orin Cherry Ring strain Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga Mele caf, 7 mos old, nice & fat good atoci: 4cy sale or exc for heifer, write PCat tor rh: cv plare BOO Ga oe Flintside Ga Young Hee ball calves; bull calves ree sire & heavy producing : Guernsey & other grades, bar- gain yes LL. Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave, Atlanta Ga 7 Jersey heifers 2 to 5 mos old. from extra good cows, $100 fcr lot; 1 Guernsey heifer, 6 mos old from 6 gal cow $50 cash or exc for 50 pure bred pullets or cured meat for fall del S W T Foster, Clarkesville Ga R 4 10 nice Jersey heifers, come and see 0. Write for prices Buford Shannon, R 2 Nicholls Ga 1 Jersey cow & calf, 7 mos old, giv- dine 2 gal.of milk now, will freshen in Jan, $40 without calf Wocdrow Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga Black Jersey heifer, freshen in Feb. ae Joe Lawrence, Ashburn Ga 2 reg. pure blood Guernsey bulls, fine in- |: choice family, ready for | service, sell from $50 to ee worth HOGS FOR SALE O Keener, Thomson Ga 1 Chester reg boar, same breed, wt about 225 Ibs, $40; gilts, 7 mos old, wt about 100 Ibs, $20 all subject to reg and immune inoculated for cholera J H Suber, Hamilton Ga R Reg S P C bred sows to reg boar no kin, also young reg boars L H Edenfield, Stillmore Ga Duroc jersey boar pigs, spring farrow 85 lbs ea, $18 reg in buyers name G Pierce Moore, Culverton Ga Pr of full blooded male O I C hogs, far- rowed Feb 17, 1927 JG Lunsden, Tathoton Ga Pure bred Durco jersey shoats, 60 to 75 Ibs $10 ea; Duroc jersey pigs; 10 wks old wt about 40 to 50 lbs, ey ea with reg papers furnished FL Walker, Newington Ga Thor- oughbred. spotted Po Ce pies: 8-to: 10 wks old $25 pr FOB C L Woodward, R 2 Mitchell Ga Orbie Jeffords, Waresboro: Ga Muscle Shoals 172003 Prize Hamp- | shire boar 17 mos old, show type quality & size, Gayoso blood lines, write for particulars 'W E Kerce, R 3 Rome Ga. About 15 full blooded Big Type P C pigs, 8 wks old write for prices Mrs W A Bennett, Adairsville Ga Pure bred P C pigs, can be reg, 6 wks old on Oct 22nd, $7.50 ea J V Landers, R B Box 57-A Ameri- cus Ga 6 Duroc jersey gilts wt about 85 Ibs ea, 4 mos old, want $90 for | lot, write best price JH Etheridge, Ivey Ga 1 Duroc jersey sow, cheap for cash Fred C Geiger, Flintside Ga 1 reg Duroc boar, also Duroc & P C hogs Mrs J C Thrasher, McRae Ga Snot- ted P C gilt wt about 150 lbs, 17%4c lb; males same wt, 15c lb: AH Reid, Box 142 Eatonton Ga 39 kbs P C Hampshire pigs crossed pure bred 2 mos old, no runts, first glass-in every way, $4.50 ea FOB E Hicks, Yatesville Ga 1 young sow wt about 200 lbs, 1 gilt about 175 lbs both bred to reg Essex boar & both to farrow in Dec Lee Head, Cleveland Ga, Duroc boar, 2 yrs old, entitled to reg, wt around 275 Ibs 5 $40- R E. Barnes, Graymont Ga Little r exc for riding turn plow (not mas old, $10 MARKET BULLETIN. ea; B B Guinea gilts, 3 mos old $10 or exe J E French, Ranger Ga 1 very fine young Essex boar, wt about 200 lbs reg papers furnished $35 & MULES FOR SALE HORSES Mrs Millie Shropshire, Round Oak Ga 1 horse, wt 900 lbs, good cond $75 cash or exe for a good milch cow W T MeMillan, Dacula Ga Red Jacket, bridal & saddle, wt 900 lbs; age 8 yrs $75 Bob McConnell, Memwether Ga 1 pony mule, wt 800 lbs, will exe for good horse that weighs 1000 lbs Mr. Cordell, Elberton Ga Will give a liberal reward for the return of his bik mare mule wt about 1000 Ibs, 12 or 14 yrs old, slender built, white nose with scar on lower jaw, which disappeared near Carlton Ga about Sept ist SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE & WANTED .S E Bramlett, Owings S C Wants goats at reasonable price J W Crosley, Gardi Ga 100 head of goats, $1 head or for entire lot together 80c head J Lindsey Johnson, R 1 Cio Ga Wants several hundred common nan- goats; 100 to 150 young goats from | 9 to 12 mos old, wt from 50 to 65 lbs, preferably weathers & bill- ies, in one bunch or in lots of 510 1506 20 PET STOCK FOR SALE & WANTED nie _S E Bramlett, Owings S C Wants rabbit s for cash or exe incubators Hi Dougherty, 201 Pierce Ave Macon Ga New Zealand Reds, _ pedigreed, from reg stock, 3 to 4 mos old good color $5 pr; pedigreed New Zea- land white buck from Stahls Gold certificate stock, $5 Box <15; Marietta Ga Wants rab- bits and all kinds of pet stock, write M I Teem, Marietta Ga 40 beauty pigeons of good stock for raising squabs, 20c ea IOB here GA McAfee, Pienora Ga 200 White King pigeons, $2 per mated pr, $150 | for lot H D Penny, R 5 Vienna Ga 50 to 60 common pigeons 12%c ea per lot Peter J Haden, R 1 Atlanta Ga Full grown Flemish Giant rabbits, bucks and does, $1 ea; thoroughbred. Rufus reds, 3 mos old, Bucks, 75c does $1 ea, phone Fairfax 1750-J Yerre Thomason, Dahlonega Ga 8 rabbits, grown, 7 does-& 1 buck 50c ea FOB all spotted Belgian hares Francis Dunbar, R 4 Augusta Ga Mated & working White King pigeons $1.50 pr R C Poole, Buena Vista Ga 57 pure | bred White King pigeons $1.50 pr or $40 for lot R L Nagle, 1168 Euclid Ave, At- lanta Ga 4 New Zealand red rabbits, 8 does 1 buck 8 to 9 mos old, have | had one litter; will exc for best offer of white leghorn pullets S W Looper, Dalton Ga New Zea- land rabbits $5 pr, Black Belgians $3 pr LO Anderson, Harlem Ga 2 Shet- land pony mares 10 yrs old guaran- teed to be gentle & kind $50. Stallion 3 yrs old large size $75 -Mrs S E Hull, Covington Ga R 6 2 Shetland ponies, for description & price write Mrs J J Edmondson, Alma Ga Pure bred grown white rabbits $1 each or exc for white bantams this yrs hch A C Jones, 289 Haas Ave, S E At- lanta Ga Racing homers, odd & mat- ed prs, $1.50 FOB Atlanta; have only 12 prs make offer for lot J L Wilson, Tifton Ga Care A & M College, 1 Nubian Doe & Kid 4 1-2 mos old also 1 Toggenburg grade doe, Nubian subject to reg. All for $45 PLANTS FOR SALE & WANTED Mrs E T Alman, Midland Ga Pri- vet hedge well rooted & branch $2.50 per 100 - N C Berry, East Point Ga Lady Thompson strawberry plants 40c per 100 postpaid $3 per 1000 FOB RL Harp, Cusseta Ga Large va- riety strawberry plants 30c per 100 75e per 300 Mrs Linda Jcnes, Talking Rock Ga Well rooted fast growing hedge bush- es $5 per 100 COD L A Crow, Buford Ga Lady Thomp- son & Klondyke strawberry plants 30c 100 $2.25 per M delvd W O Waldrip, Flowery Branch Ga arly Jersey cabbage plants now rea- dy 500 for 75c; 1000 for $1.25 Geo L Durand, Gainesville Ga, Ga collards 15e per 100 or $1 per M; Lady Thompson strawberries Oe per 100 or $3 M Mrs Lena Holland, Flowery Branch Ga Klondyke strawberry plants 500 for $1.50 Missionary | strawberry plants 25c per 100, $2 per M; Ever- bearing plants 40c per 100 Mrs WV Robbs, Flowery Branch Ga R 1 Tame strawberry plants 25c per 100, $2.25 M Roy Brannan, Lewiston Ga Cabbage & collard plants for winter heading, ,200, 40c; 500 75c; 1000 $1.25 post- ' paid Walter W McEver, Braselton Ga _ Yellow & White bermuda onions, Jer- ' sey & Chas Wakefield cabbage plants heading varieties collard 500, 75c; 1000 $1.25 postpaid, $1 per M exp eolleet cash with order Obie Crow, Buford Ga Wakefield & Flat Dutch cabbage plants 25c per 100, 50c per 300, $1.25 per M del; 5 M or more $1 per M collect. 1927 crop Klondyke strawberry plants 50c per 100, $1 per 300, $2.25 per M or $10 5 M del W W Williams, Quitman Ga Cab- bage $1 M; Onions $1.25; collards $1 Mrs J M Hall, R 5 Calhoun Ga Lady Thompson strawberry plants 500 $1.10 $2 per M L C Abernathy, Lula Ga half gal dry sage 40c H D Yown, R 2 Milan Ga Nive dried sage 60c lb del, send P O M O Mrs Ida M Allen, R 2 Temple Ga Nice dry sage 60c lb; red hot pep- pers 80 lb Missicnary strawberry plants. well rooted, 800 for $1 post pjaid nice size horse radish roots 50c doz Aspara- gus roots 10e ea Mrs J E Yown, Milan Ga Clean dried sage 60 Ib del E GC Wingo, R 1 Flowery Branch Ga Kiondyke strawberry plants $2.50 M 509 fcr $1.50; 100 for 50c C M Crow, R + Gainesville Ga Fall & winter heading cabbage plants now ready 500 75c; 1000 $1.25 post paid or exp coll. $1 M 5M or more 90c per M; 10,000 and all over 75 M Miss Anna Crow, R-1 Gainesville Ga | Klondyke strawberry plants well root- ed, true to name 500 for $1.25; 1 M for $2.25 Miss Edith Free, R 8 Clarksville Ga Everbearing red rasberry plants 75 doz or exe for onion sets Mrs Estie Crow, Buford Ga Klon- dyke strawberry plants 25c per 100 500 for $1.25 or $2.50 M; 5 M $6; 10 M $10 Mrs A H Harrington, Thomasville Ga Cabbage plants for winter head- ing 1 M, $1.25 del Capt Albert Harrington, oo ville Ga Cabbage plants 500 for 65c, 1 M for $1 FOB prompt shipment H Rowland, Box 334 Athens Ga Progressive everbearing strawberry plants $2.25 per 1 M or 25c per 100, include postage if small lots ordered Miss Grace Banan, Lewiston Ga Cabbage plants for fall heading, 200 45ce; 500 75c; $1.25 M postpaid SEEDS FOR SALE & WANTED S D Duncan, Cornelia Ga Wants 100 Ibs white bunch butter bean seed Mrs W F Gard, Clayton Ga Wants 1 bu of Kaffin even seed, preferably in the head for feeding birds, state price FOB Clayton, parcel post - eJohn W Berryhill, Lakeland Ga Thomas winter Eng pea seed, cold resistant, 20c lb; small lots, parcel post del in bu lots 16e Ib W A McClendon, Jonesboro Ga Se- lected Lifsey & Wilkins watermelon seeds, mite for prices Wire = lek Darnell, Jasper Ga R 1, hues Thurs ayy pisober. a 1927, a mr a Ww We as. Quitman Ga Cab- | bage $1; collard 50c Ib; tomatoes $1; turnip 85 Ib; mustard 25e Ib; Ruby. King pepper $3.50; Bermuda: onion seed $3 F Stokes, Fitzgerald Ga Extra early Jersey Wakefield cabbage seed 9Ce per Ib. or lot of 14 lbs for $11 Mrs L E Burke, Rome Old peas, old sorghum seed or any kind for feeding chickens, must be cheap, state kind, price & quantity i AR Bankston, Blakely Ga. Burr elever seed $1 per bu ? Clifford Williams, Locust Grove Gr _ 40 lbs Canadian english pea seed, splendid variety. almost a sure cron 30c lb in lots of 10 lbs or more 25e : Ib; add postage = W H Waddell. Pearson Ga Rave seed, 1 Ib 20c; 5 Ibs 75c; 10 Ibs $1.25; | 25 lbs -2.75; also Abruzzi rye, pur. - ple top, white, globe. yellow glioha, white egg, strap leaf & rutabaga turnip seed All FOB W J Miller, Boston Ga The old re- liable McNeal garden pea seed, nlani-. ed in the south for years; 15 lbs-to seed an acre, plant Oct or Nov 30c Ib at Boston Ga : Mrs Newt Spence, Carrollton Ga _ R 5, 3 lbs Mammoth long green pod- a okra seed 80c lb or 381 lbs. for. 75 2 A V Hill, Maysville Ga Peach seed - hichest grade pees state best offer ; W C Whitten, Mewborn Ga 100 Ths | winter garden peas, plant 1 to hill | 18 inches apart, spreads, needs no | sticking will stand severe freozine. plant in Oct or Nov 40 lb cash with order Mrs L S Vauehn, Conunerce Ga R 29, Seven top turnip seed; 5 Ib. lot -1.25, 10 Ib lot at 25 Ib Robert S Anderson, Hawkinsville Ga Red rust proof seed oats in 5 bu bags, 85c bu. Dwarf essex rape seed 10c lb. Winter Hairy vetch seed 20c lb; Austrian winter peas 15c lh. Win- ter rye in 2 1-2 bu bags $2 bu ; Claud L Rhyne, Plains Ga Austrian winter Monatha vetch & Marrowfat Eng peas 12c Ib ea; cotton seed, write for price Mrs C A Wilbanks, Commerce Ga R 29 Seven top & purple top globe turnip seed mixed 380c lb, 5. Ibs 256 10 to 15 lbs, 20 Ib Ree Steinheimer, Brooks Ga Claee. land big boll cotton seed & Marlboro prolific seed corn, will exe for wheat oats, rye, peas or sorghum or. sugar cane syrup | G W Allen, The Rock Ga Burr Clover seed, write for prices Enoch Hayes, Buford Ga Old fash- joned fancy clean shellot sets for fall setting 10c per lb del; quantity lots cheaper; New crop baby Lima bu ter beans 15c lb William M Barton, "Wildwood Ga Broad leaf burley tobacco seed 10c per teaspoonful plus postage or 50c per dram glass prepaid Yellow pryor same ae Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga Sep- tember ripening yellow clingstone peach seed 10c doz 3 doz for 25c Mrs J T Manry, Goggansville Ga Heading variety collard seed to exc at 40 lb mixed at 30 lb FRUITS FOR SALE & WANTED Mrs T C Sellers, 515 N Iowa St Lakeland Fla, Wants dried apples, the old fashioned sun dried apple, Hoh the evaporated kind ; : Box 75, Marietta Ga Wants sun dried apples any quantity, send sam- ples & name cash price | A V Hill, Maysville Ga Clean deel : fruit free from worms, special un- delivered price, 15c lb Mrs J A Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga Dried apples 15c Ib A N Cambrell, Cornelia Ga R 1 Terry apples $1.50 bu box W W ODyer, Carnegie Ga Rt Wants green & dried apples, will exe many useful articles, write Mrs W O Puckett, Cordele Ga R B Wants 2 or 3 bu of apples will exc a chickens or pay cash ae Ga R4- Thursday, October 13, == _ VEGETABLES FOR SALE & _ WANTED _y Mrs J M Hall, R 5 Calhoun Ga Hot peppers, 25c lb _. Margie Moore, Ellijay Ga R 3 Scul- lion buttons, 15 qt; 55 gal. Add: postage : M B Scroggs, Alto Ga Tomatoes $1 per crate FOB or $1.75 del any point in Ga. Cash with order _W C Hamby, Valdosta Ga Nice _ yellow squash, now ready to ship Eva M Tankersley, Thomson Ga ig cayenne pepper, green & red, ie G A Dasher, R 4 Box 13-A Valdos- _ta Ga Yellow Crookneck squash $1.75 bu hamper Miss Mary Hughey, Ranger Ga R 1 Scullion onion buttons, 10c pt, 20c be Miss Jessie Cash, R 8 Wlowery _ Branch Ga Scullion & Egyptian but- ton sets 15c pt; Green & red lg pod hot pepper 85c gal or Ide qt tit _ _W O_ Waldrip, Bermuda _ onion plants ready Nov 1st, $1.50 M del - W E Hampton, Mineral Bluff Ge Yellow Danver onions, $2.50 per CWT FOB : : __ Mrs W L Spearman, Sale City Ga Pimento peppers for sale or exc make best. offer oe CF Maddox, Buford Ga R 2 Genu- ine old fashioned multiplying shellots sets, trimmed & recleaned for setting (10e Ib $2.50 per bu, delivered 32 lbs Fred D Baker, Box 244 Columbus Ga Wants vegetables of all kinds, write before shipping Essie Kinzey, Cornelia Ga Onion buttons for planting make large heads, 60c per gallon, 30c per 1-2 gal -~Mrs B Hicks, Adel Ga Ruby King Sweet peppers, thls 10c ; PECANS & PEANUTS FOR SALE & . WANTED _W-H Robinson, Cairo Ga I am in the market for all varieties. of: pecans anywhere, mail samples and _ state lowest price and quantity of each. variety H W Thurmond, Greshamville Ga Large Spanish peanuts hand picked- _ & washed, no pops, 12 1-2c lb FOB or ~15e Ib del , J E Johnson, R 1 Shellman Ga bud-: ded pecan trees, state inspected lead- ing varieties, straight & healthy 8 to 8 ft 30 & 70c ea ~ P O Box. 31, Camilla Ga Wanted to exe budded pecan Satsuma or- ange or Japanese persimmon trees. young vigorous stock from reliable nursery for Duroc gilts or sows or Poland China gilts or sows F C Geiger, Flintside Ga Fine pe- can trees of standard variety, all sizes, write for low prices : J H Leverette, Parrott Ga Jumbo: Spanish peanuts 8c Ib or $2 per bu . -H W Bagley, Suwannee Ga Wants to nuts : T P Johnson, Gore Ga Wants 5 M Ibs 1927 crop fancy paper shell pe- cans, send sample & state lowest price & quantity ay _ A E Ribson, R 1 Waynesville Ga 100 Ibs paper shell pecans 26c Ib Nov 15th del 5s F C Drexel, Buena Vista Ga Pe- can trees, Stuart & Schleys, all gooc budded stock 50c per tree O R Johnson, Shellman Ga State inspected paper shell budded pecan . trees; Stuarts, Schleys & Frotscher. 8 to 8 ft high 40 to 75c ea sell or exc for farm products near home Walter Wright, Cairo Ga -Wants- Frotscher & Schley pecans, send sam- ple, state quantity & price Neon Buchanan, Americus Ga Wiants all varieties & any amount of - pecans RS Broadhurst: No 110 Lamar Street, Americus Ga Wants to buy all varieties of paper shell pecans; highest cash prices paid, send sam- ple of what you have to offer, wilh advise at once what I can pay. W K Thomason, Box 65, Chatta- nooga, Tenn, Wants all kinds & buy 25 bu. good white Spanish pea-}- send sample & make price SS R A Stewart, Redland Fla, Wants quotations on pecans 1927 crop, mail small sample also 1927 crop of cow peas & soys in car lots Mrs C Bates, Eton Ga Wants to exc boxwood- cuttings for peanuts or dried apples $1 per bu, or 1-2 bu dried apples will pay transit one way cuttings 1 ft high not rooted L O Benton, Monticello Ga Has for sale 15 M pecan trees from 3 to 10 ft high, Stuart, Schley, Success and Money Maker varieties; offering Special prices for early shipments BEANS & PEAS FOR SALE & WANTED Mrs J M Hall, R 5 Calhoun Ga Half runner white garden & white tender cornfield beans 25c cup or 50c lb; garden peas 20c cup S R Edmunds, Harlem Ga Bunch colored & willow running butterbeans 25 Ib Mrs Hubert Glenn, Chickamauga Ga | Winter beans, plant in fall. bears in eb & Mch, 50c per 100 $1.25 per 300 John Crone, Philomuth Ga Wants 1-2 bu Austrian Winter pea J E Stone, Adairsville Ga R 3 White Navy beans sell or exe nice dried apples, exc 25 lbs of beans for 25 lbs apples; 30 lbs white bunch (lima) butterbeans $3 FOB will exc fcr pears to preserve Ce Mrs Ethel Beach, Gainesville Ga R 1 Extra Early Eng peas, 45-qt, $1.75 gal; 1 pk white lady peas, hand shell- ed $1 del W O Ellis, Oakland Ga Willets Wonder frost-proof Eng peas, $15 bu $4 pk, 30e Ib Woodrow Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga aes Rice & lg ugar crowder peas LUC 1 1-2 bu cream crowder peas in hull $5 del tee Mrs J A Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga ~Willet's Wonder frost proof Eng pea 10 Ib A J Share, Commerce Ga 50 bu Iron Clad peas, $2.50 bu ~ Mrs L M Aderhold, Lavonia Ga White Lady & Sugard Crowder peas, 0c Ib ea kind W M Shurling, Wrightsville Ga ield peas of all kinds in small lots; New crop velvet beans for Oct 15th thipment; write for prices Ralph Chappelear, Lavonia Ga R 8 White lady peas 12 1-2c lb add pos- tage, white multiplying onions 50c yer gallon add postage G C White, R 8 Lavonia Ga Extra aarly black eye peas, bush variety $5 bu W Bramhald, Mt Airy Ga Sugar erowder peas, 10c post paid Fred Baker, Box 244 Columbus Ga Wants lady peas, send sample & rice Fred Reed, Martin Ga R 2 10 bu dlack eyed mush peas at $3 per bu 927 crop, FOB cash with order ish peas, Nov & Dec planting 30c Ib idd postage -W W Wood, Warm Springs Ga 100 du speckle peas new crop CORN & CORN MEAL FOR SALE & WANTED H M Ford, Lavonia Ga Nice green 20rn now ready for market, shipped in oat sacks, quote best prices R R Driskell, Juliette Ga R 1 Box 79 100 lbs of choice selected pop eorn 5e Ib J V Landers, R B Box 57A Ameri- eus Ga 100 bu No. 1 new corn worth $1.10 bu, write best prices W E Hampton, Mineral Bluff Ga Good fine country ground meal $1.25 bu del in lots of 5 bu or more W J Miller, Boston Ga Corn meal in 2 bu white sacks $2.15 per -sack, ground by electric power one 42 inch Cole mill L J Vollrath, Winston Ga Pop corn to pop or for seed 3 lbs 30c, 6 lbs | 50c or will exc onion sets at 10c per quantities of pecans also cow~peas H L Williams, Baxley Ga Porto Maud Hamby, R 8 Greenville Ga} Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga Eng- | POTATOES FOR SALE & WANTED. BULLETIN. Rean potatoes 70c bu or exe for reg Duroc pigs H S Lawson, R 1 Morven Ga 40 bu of Big Stem Jersey sweet potatoes No 1s, 80c bu FOB or will exc for brood sow or gilts, already bred, hens or puliets J H Leverette, R 1 Parrott Ga Sweet pctatoes $1.50 bu FOB : Rufus Merriman, Elza Ga Porto Rican potatoes 75c bu hampers, FOB Lyons Ga, cash with order W E Hampton, Mineral Bluff Ga Good grade Irish & sweet potatoes $1.10 bu FOB : Box 165 Blue Ridge Ga 200 bu fine white star irish potatoes, let me have offer on board cars at this place OATS, WHEAT, RYE & HAY oe WANTED L H Cox, Box 896 Hapeville Ga Wants grain and will exc for same 1 good farm horse in first class cond wt about 1100 lbs or thoroughbred S C RI Red, White Plymouth & Barred Rock chickens, any age, Call fairfax 1106-W Shes HW. O Williams, R A Millen Ga Wants good cats for chicken feed or exc Tancred W L or RI Red pull- ets for same LoS C A Rowland, P O Box 334 Athens Ga Wants Fulghum, Hastings oats, Chuffas, burr clover, Advise quan- vy can sell for cash Mrs W O Puckett, R.B Cordele Ga Wants 8 or 4 bu of seed rye, exc thoroughbred chickens Rhett teinheimer, Woolsey Ga R 1 Wants seed oats, rye, wheat will exc Write : 5 W H Mitchell, Barnesville Ga Wants 8 to 10 bu of No 1 recleaned wheat for seed; 25 bu of Fulghum oats HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLIES FOR SALE & WANTED John A Crummey, Doctortown Ga Pure extracted honey in 6, 10 Ilb4 pails to case, $6.40 FOB; 1-10 lb pails postpaid & insured $1.50; 3 Ig bbls of about 50 gal ea $1.10 gal. All or- ders shipped promptly J T White, Dublin, Ga Wants bees- wax in any quantity, 30c lb del Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga Pure extracted honey in 5 lb cans, $1.30 del Rhett teinheimer, Honey will exe write for particulars SYRUP FOR SALE & WANTED H S Lawson, R 1 Morven Ga New 1927 crop Ga cane syrup, 100 gal $1 zal FOB or will exc part or all for a brood sows or gilts, already bred or} yens or pullets Mrs Irene Wynn, Glennwood Ga 40 gal cane syup, 1926 erp, in gal cans 75e FOB C M Jackson, Lawrenceville Ga 200 gal orghum syrup in small bbls 50c gal by the barrel - W E Hampton, Mineral Bluff Ga New sorghum syrup at $4.50 per case of 6 No 10 pails FOB Sapee E L Hooten, Senoia Ga Honey drip sane syrup in new gallon buckets 1926 & 27 crops 65 gallon W W Wood, Warm Springs Ga New sorghum syrup in gal bkts 75c GRAIN FOR SALE W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Abruz- zi rye for sale : S B Kinard, Jackson Ga Recleaned burr clover free of objectionable seed, 8c lb : O Keener, Thomso in: 5 buclots 85e3.5 bu lots 75 fob : W H H Barham, McDonough Ga 1200 bu of genuine Texas rust proof seed oats, recleaned & in even wt bags, $1 bu FOB McDonough J L Beall, Louisville Ga 100 bu of red May wheat $1.75 bu del in Louisvile in good shape FE H George, Madison Ga Highest grade Red Heart (Coker) seed wheat 2 1-2 bu sacks, $2.25 bu & highest grade Coker Fulghum oats for plant- ing, $1 bu in 5 bu sacks FOB S D Duneanu, Cornelia Ga 50 bu Winter turf oats. $1 bu FOB MF Lewis, Adairsville Ga Pure bu lots 80; 100 Payee offer Ga Appler oats THR recleaned Abruzzi rye $1.80 FOB | R MTurner, Royston Ga Cert fied Boncroft seed oats, $1 bu FQ P J A Berckmans, Mayfield Ga 150 tons prime Laredo & Otootan Soy Bean hay, packed in tight bales, write for prices i, W H Crawford, Box 983 Athens Ga Fulghum oats, $1 bu, 5 bu or more ~ 95ce bu, 100 bu 90c; \Abruzzi rye $2.50 bu, 5 bu or more $2.25 bu, cash with order E O Cabiness, Crawfordville Ga 100 bu Fulghum oats with a smal! amt of hairy vetch seed in them, 90e bu bu Abruzzi rye for sale R C Couch, Turin Ga 300 bu sound ~ clean pure Bancroft seed oats 80 bu; Blue stem seed wheat $1.75 bu; choice oat & wheat straw, baled $12 ton; Peavine: hay, $24 ton Robt S Anderson, Hawkinsville Ga Red rust proof seed oats in 5 bu _ bags 85c bu ; J V Landers, R B Box 57-A Ameri- eus Ga 7 tons A No. 1 new peavine hay, worth $30 ton, write best prices J L Windham, Butler Ga.A few bu | of Chufas 1927 crop $1.50 peck : C B West, Cairo.Ga Hastings 100 bu seedsoats. $1 bus oy e422 iE, Jackson, R 4 Milledgeville Ga Fergerson seed oats 80 bu-- G W Gaston, R.C Americus ,Ga Good Texas rust: proof oats 80c: bu W H Ivey, R-1 Milledgeville Ga 6 tons (bright baled oats with sore vetch mixed in them, well cured, $22.- 50 ton FOB, cash with order Uae C A Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce Ga _ 10 bu Cokers Pedigreed Fulghum cas | $1 bu or 10 bu for $9; Pure Abruzz: | rye $2 bu or $5 bu for $8.50 FOB: B F Murphy, Sandersville Ga Bluc Ste mwheat, selected recleaned stoc: for seed $2. bu = ce eee John I Callaway, Madison Ga Abov* 15 tons peavine hay which is unpicke |} & heavy with peas; 4 tons of alfalf:, 2 1-2 tons of bean hay, wrte fer pric- es LIVE STOCK WANTED BH Holland, R 2 Dalton Ga Wants some good shoats, wt from 50 to 69. Ibs at-9c lb, write what you have to J H McArthur, Jr., Mt Vernon Ga Wants sow pigs, quote price in first letter, FOB your staton Z Mrs Alice Garvin, R 1 Riverdale Ga Wants a bull, 12 to 14 rnos old, not more than 20 mi from Atlanta : Box 75 Marietta Ga Wants 1 pure O I C shoat, 6 to'8 mos old name low- est price : ee - L Walace, 247 N Highland Ave: Atlanta Ga Wants fat beef cattle near by, pay cash or exe, write x M G Thames, R 3 Macon Ga Wants. 2 good mules, not over 8 yrs old, 1000 to 1200 lbs ea, must be sound & good workers any where & cheap for cash J JIN McDaniel, Glenwood Ga Wants Hampshire boar, must be reg or sub- ject to reg, about 6 mos old W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Wants jersey heifer, within 40 mi of Pearson at a bargain eS < J C mith, RFD Monticello Ga Wants Jersey & Jersey grade milch cows ~ GG Adair, Rutledge Ga Wants. Hampshire pigs about 2 mos old, 2 gilts & 1 boar, quote best price cheap U G B Hogan, Dexter Ga Wants a few Jersey heifers, will pay cash. S T Pirkle, Wnder Ga Wants a god pr of mules heavy pr of mares;.10 tom * 15 pigs & shoats, state size, age & stock best price; Mich cows, write for further information a W F McMillan, Dacula Ga Wants a few good milk cows also wannts 50 pigs or shoats fi 2 Svend E Sassen, 11-mile post Ogee- chee Road, R B Savannah Ga Wants _ to buy 15 or 20 good Jersey cows for dairy purposes. Also woud like to ~ hear frm the party who advertised | the jersey cow that would give 4 gal- lons when fresh at $75. 1-3 gallon when fresh at $50. and 1-2 yr old hei- fer $35; all for $225 eae G T Ridgeway, Royston Ga 190 | oAGK FOUR MARKET BULLETIN BUREAU OF MARKETS C. H. BISHOP, Director DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE EUGENE TALMADGE Commissioner Issued Weekly, Each Thursday frtered as second class *matter February 15, 1922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, gia under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accep for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section 1103, Act of October 3, 1917 IMIPORTANT: Each individual ad for the Bullet'n should be sent in on separate piece of paper. No ad will be repeated unless extra rop'es are sent. Under Act of the Legislature the Rureau cannot, and does not, assume any responsibility for transactions carried out throuch the Bulletin. Our services are en- tirely FREE. MAKE FARMING PAY THE FAR- MERS. BASIS OF PLAN TO EN- COURAGE MORE PEOPLE TO MOVE ON FARMS IN GEORGIA Continued from Page One) = RMA industry pushed more than any ether industry in the state. In the wiregrass section of South Georgia you can grow a turpen- tine face in ten years, and a saw log in twenty years. Experts on this subject say that you can pro- duce in ten years, eighty thousand turpentine boxes on a lot of land containing two hundred acres. Turpentine timber is now selling from twenty to twenty-five cents per box. We are not produciny anything like the demand for dai- ry produets in our state. The ~ lands whieh are not suitable for re-forestation are practically all suited for pasturage and dairy lo gations. This land, in the main, s owned by people of sufficient intelligence to solve this situation. It is also owned by people of suffi- cient means to discontinue un- profitable farming and to go into an industry and wait a few years for a bounteous return. By this practice, there would be a great many farm hands allowed to go to deserted fields which are profit- able to cultivate. It is no longer a proposition to a Georgia farm- er to produce. Our experimental stations and agricultural colleges have made wonderful strides in this direction; until the rank and file of our farming population answer almost to the qualifica- tions of scientific farmers. The . proposition which confronts the Georgia farmer at present is to produce his erops for less than he will have to sell them for. The advent of the boll weevil has made diversified farming manda- tory upon the farmers of the Southeast; especially of Georgia. We ean no longer cope with Tex- -as and the arid areas of the West in producing cotton as a single money crop. We can no longer cope with the Northwest in pro- ducing grain as a single money crop. The -diversified program; of some corn, some cotton, some truck crops, some cattle, some hogs some dairy and poultry, is the only program that any farmer van successfully follow in Georgia. This diversified farm program MARKET BULERTIN necessarily ealls for a ready and uvailable market for a ready aml available market for a great many crops that the farmers of ({corgia formerly did not produce. What is the best market? The one nearest you. We need in Georgia more industries scatter- ed throughout the State away from our big cities and the. cen- ters of population. Our efforts on immigration to bring more far- mers to Georgia should first be- gin by bringing industries into our State that will furnish work to hundreds of people, and provide local markets for the diversified farm products of our farm. If we go after them we can get them. Tf we quit thinking in the terms of a plow and a store, our young men and .women that are now eaving the State to go north to work at such places as Akron, Olio, or other centers of industry that I might mention, will work or industries right here in the Stute of Georgia. If the business oeople of Georgia agree with this srogram and stick to it, push it in your Chambers of Commerce, in your Rotary clubs, in your or- ganization of bankers and in all of your other social and business organizations, Georgia in a short space ean develop within her own state, and reach out and pull from other states thousands of indus- tries that can manufacture our raw product into a finished arti- cle right here in our State. Geor- via should always be kept before the Union as the greatest agri- cultural state in the Union. The Department that I represent should spend some money, not in a gigantic, enormous plan of ad- vertising but in a wise constant advertisement to keep Georgia al- ways before the farmers and the business men of the Union. This ean be done by close cooperation of the Department of Agriculture with the civic organizations of the. State of Georgia and also with our Railway Development Agents. We should also have a small corps of men in close tonch with the anticipated movements of. any farmers or industries in the United States; and should offer them the first and most perisist- ent invitation to our state. The Congressmen and Senators of the Western States have induced the Federal Government to expend millions of dollars in reclamation projects on the desert wastes of the West. After the Government would spend millions of dollars in damming up a river and cutt- ing canals through a barren des- ert that would make the land fit for farming, the Government would have the job of spending many more millions of dollars get- ting settlers in this irrigated area. I am proud to state that there is @ proposition now on in Geor- gia to get the Reclamation Bu- reau at Washington to expend two million dollars on a propo- sition of developing model farm- ing conditions here in the state Congressmen if Georgia. More attent:on should be given to this subject by our and Senators. In concluding the subject which is uppermost in everyones find; that of bringing settlers into Georgia to re-habilitate our idle farms, my opinion is; the best plan for this is by indirection, to secure the things that first makes farming profitable to the farmer. When this is done the inevitable follows, Georgia would, in a minor way resemble a silver or gold strike out West. News would go out and the farmers would come pouring in here to buy the homes and the farms. We dont want to bring a class of immigrants into Georgia that cannot live here profitably. We dont want to induce a large body of people to go to farming that will lose money. The only class of settlers needed in Georgia are the settlers that can, and will, make a profit for themselves and be valuable eitizens of the State. EUGENE TALMADGE. ADDITION OF SAND AGAINST FOOD ACT Measure Prohibiting Addition of Foreign Matter to Seed Not Rescinded . The return to the cotton seed after ginning of foreign matter such as sand, stones, leaves, hulls, sticks, stems, bolls, ete., which has been removed from the seed cot- ton in the ginning process, or the deliberate addition of foreign mat- ter constitutes adulteration un- der the provisions of section 7 of the federal pure food and drugs act in the opinion of the food, drugs and insecticide administra- tion of the United States depart- ment of agriculture, says Dr- P. B. Dunbar, assistant chief, in a letter to Christie Benet, general -ounsel of the Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers association which was made publie yesterday by Mr. Benet. Mr. Benet recently wrote the department asking if item: No. 261 of the service and regulatory announcement No. 22 of the de- partment,. referring to the adul- teration of cotton seed, had been rescinded or whether it represen- ted the present attitude of the department in the enforcement of the federal food and drugs act. Doctor Dunbar in his reply says that this announcement has not been rescinded or modified in any way and correctly represents the present attitude of the depart- ment in the enforcement of the federal food and drugs aet. Item No. 261 which Mr. Dun- bar says is still in force reads as follows: The department is of the opin- iqn that cotton seed shipped in interstate commerce or offered for import or export manufactured or sold in the District of Golum- hin or the Territories is subjeet ion that the return Thursday, | October 138, 1927, to the provisions of the food and drugs act. The department is of-the opin-. of foreign. matter to cotton seed or the de- liberate addition of foreign mat-. ter to cotton seed as above de- scribed constitutes adulteration ~ under the provisions of section 7 of the federal food and - drugs act. Dee federal _ LIVE STOCK WANTED J E Wall, Gretna Fla Wants good jersey type young milk cow, will pay any reasonable price if oual- ity high pee Raiford Prutte, Eastman Ga Wants to buy 2 or 8 duroc pigs must be registered, state age, weight & price in first letter J J Edmondson, Alma Ga Wants | 1 or 2 truck loads of hogs for feed- ers, cheap for cash Re A Williams, Collins Ga Wants 1 Duroe Jersey pig 8 wks old good breed; several Jersey heifers 8 to 12 wks old; 1 jersey bull reg, about 2 mos old, apply at once % W H Mitchell, Barnesville Ga Wants 10 or mre best grade heifers 8 to 15 mos old, unbred, good colors, in one days hauling distance of Zebulon Ga INCUBATORS FOR SALE & WANTED s S P Howe, Fort Valley Ga Miller Ideal triple deck incubator, cap 11,700 eggs, good operating cond, guaran- -teed. Write for price Mrs H B Ford, Lavonia: Ga 1 Su- per hatch, hot water incubator, cap 400 eggs, 3 trays, $30; 1 improved blue fame oil brooder, 500 chick cap $9, all practically new Miss Mamie Douglas, Alpharetta Ga 1 Crown incubator, 60 egg cap, good cond, $5 cash or exe for 4 pull- ets & 1 cockerel, ae Miss Mamie Douglas, Alpharetta Ga 1 Crown incubator, 60 egg cap, good cond, $5 cash or exe for 4 puillets & 1 cockerel, S L Wyandottes or any heavy laying strain, Mch heh Mrs J B Flannigan, R A Box 4 Lin- colnton Ga 1 Wisconsin incubator in perfect cond with instruction book, thermometer, all comp, 250 egg cap, $15 FOB ee Mrs G H Ely, R 2 White Plains Ga Wants incubator, Buckeye 250 egg cap, in good cond, will exc; also for sale -1 old trusty incubator, 175. cap, in good cond, $15 or exc for 250 or 300 cap canopy top blue flame Buck- eye brooder in perfect condition. Write Mrs W W Bennett, Acworth Ga R 1 Would like to sell or exe 1 incubator _ Chyress make, 250 egg cap Mrs J E Sykes, Chester Ga Buck- eye incubator, 240 size, god cond, style E, $20 Mrs G C Smith, Camilla Ga R A 1 Old Trusty incubator, 165 cap, $6 L F Reed, Lincolnton Ga Wants Buckeye incubator 400 egg capacity new & cheap for cash J E Coleman, R 8 Dublin Ga 1 600 Buckeye incubator in good cond $50 FOB BUTTER & EGGS FOR SALE& WANTED Mrs W V Robbs, R 1 Flowery Branch Ga 6 to 8 lbs of Jersey butter wk 40 lb : Chas F Howe, Fort Valley Ga High grade white infertile eggs, write Mrs H H Bankston, Ben Hill Ga Pure bred R I Red eggs $1.50 per 15, $3.50 for 50, $6 per 100 J W Bedell, 79 No Forsyth St, At- lanta Ga Extra fancy Barred Rock eggs Co as Oak Range Poultry; R 3 Marietta Ga Would like to exe fine6 mos old cockerel, Thompsons Imp ringlet Barred Rock for Blk Giant. hatching ggs, good strain ~ eee Mrs J B Flanigan, R A Box 4 Lin- colnton Ga Fine. pure bred Silver Laced Wyandotte. eggs, Tarbox st, - ~ E - a Thursday, October 13, 1927. for hehing parposes, $1 per 15 FOB or prepaid $1.25 - HS Lawson, R 1 Morven Ga Will et eggs at 3c an. egg or 5c a chick eggs in lots of 100 or more Mrs J E Steadham, R A Bain- bridge Ga Thompsons Imp Ringlet a Rock eggs $1.25 per 15, $2.25 30 de __ Mrs Mary Sirmans, Howell Ga Sim- ple, sure method of testing eggs at home 20c postpaid _E C Almon, Midland Ga Pure bred S L Wyandotte eggs $1 perf 15 _ Mrs W E Webb, Oglethorpe Ga R i Buff Orpington eggs from pure bred stoc, 15 for $1.10 & T Yruelove, Stockbridge Re _Mrs Milton Sumner, Sylvester Ga Thompson strain Barred Rock eggs 1 for 15 $3.25 for 50; carton to be Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903 Will- ms Mill Road, Atlanta Ga Will pay emium above market price for hatching eggs from pure bred flocks heavy breeds that will stand our nspection test. If your flock is of high quality we will cull and blood test without charge _ Mrs H G Brown, Stone Mountain Ga -R 1 Donaldson strain eggs from dark brown reds direct from Donaldson flock, culled, $1.50 for 15 or will _ exe for pears or apples Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga 3 or 4 lbs fresh butter per wk 50c del CHICKENS FOR SALE 5 Leghorns For Sale _. Sidney Aderhold, Lavonia Ga 12 mixed pullets, mostly B L $1 ea or $10 for lot. Also pure bred B L Everlay strai M ch hch cockerels $1 each: : Mrs L H Coe, Eastonolle Ga 10 W U hens to exe for Jersey Blk Giants _ Verdier Poultry Farm, LaGrange Ga 40 W L pullets 4 mos old 75c ea in lots of 10 or more. Will exe for oats or corn. y RM Logan, R 2 Athens Ga Mch heh Buff Leg pullets $1 ea 1926 hch hens 90 ea cockerels $1.25 ea __ Sunshine Leghorn Farm, R 2 Meigs Ga 180 Ferris strain W L hens 1 and 2 yrs old $1 ea at farm or $1.10 del Meigs Mrs J J Shearhouse, Guyton Ga 25 pure bred Mch heh W L pullets ready to lay $1 ea _ HO Williams, R A Millen Ga Tan- ered strain W L pullets will sell or exe for oats. Write -H L Williams, Baxley Ga 15 1926 hens and 15 1927 hens all W L $2 ea or exc for reg Duroc female pigs or SOWS __ GF Sheppard, R 5 Fitzgerald Ga 800 W L hens about 2 yrs old lay- ing, make best offer __ GA McAfee, Pineora Ga 100 yearl- Ing hens Young strain W L 90c ea _Mrs W V Vaughn, Towns Ga 50 W_L hens Young strain lot $40 Mrs A E Webb, Dalton Ga 15 W L _pullets and 1 cockerel 65c ea or $10 eter lot). , Mrs W C Hayne, R 1 Lexington Ga 8 W L cockerels $1.25 ea and 1 18 Mos old cock $1.50 or lot $11. Direct om Geo OKelly farm Winterville a G A McAfee, Pineora Ga 60 W L pullets:some laying $1.25 ea CW Johnson, R 1 Luxomni Ga 230 W L hens $1 ea Mch, Apr & June heh 18 cockerels same price __L R Smith, Cornelia Ga Morgan- Tancred strain W L cockerels from trapnested stock of 290 to 300 egg Sires $5 to $10 ea Mrs-M F Gadois, Hazlehurst Ga 12 to 15 W L pullets May hch $1 ea _ Ottawa Poultry Farm, Jesup Ga Bect egg strain Ferris Mch hch cock- erels Write for price ee _Mrs Edith Free, R 3 Clarkesville Ga 6 pure bred W L hens now lay- ing and 1 cock lot for $8 . C Britt, Hartwell Ga 50 B L wlets and.3 cdtkerels $50 MARKET BULL Pitt M Allen, Jr R 1 Ivey Ga Pure bred 1 yr old hens $1 ea . 3 J Mijeski, R 2 Hartwell Ga Fifty pure bred B L pullets Mch hch $1 ea WL hens laying $38. Also 5 Mam- moth Pekin duck $8. 2 drakes. Qne pr Jap silkies $5 Ten Wh Wyandotte pullets and 1 cockerel has strain Mch hch $16.50 for ot Mrs W N L Edson, R 1 Tiger Ga pure bred Ferris strain W L cocks and hens Write . Mrs L O Miller, Climax Ga One 18 mos old American strain cock $2.50 Rhode Island Reds For Sale _ Miss Eva Haynes, Buford Ga pure bred Donaldson strain cockerels Mch heh $1 ea or exe 1 for 1 pullet any heavy breed : Mrs GH Ely, R 2 White Plains Ga 4 Apr hch Donaldson strain pure cred cockerels $1.50 ea Mrs E H Kirksey, R A Albany Ga 20 Mch and Apr hch pullets and sev- sral cockerels $1.25 ea if lot is tak- en H O Williams, R A Millen Ga Wil! sell or exe pullets Write Mrs J M Hall, R 5 Calhoun Ga 5 Donaldson strain 1 yr old hens $6 A few cockerels same strain $1.50 ea D Clark, Meansville Ga Tompkins Owen Farm and Donaldson strani Mrs A V Hill, Maysville Ga 4 pure E L Spann, Plains Ga Owen Far strain hens, pullets and cockerels. | Write Mrs M L Shealy, Oglethorpe Ga Has 2 Donaldson pullets ready to lay and 1 cock 2 yrs old $6.50 or same No, of reds or 5 hens and 1 cock Ferris strain W L or Tancred strain W Leg- horns and June hch cockerels $1 ea Mrs A E Ribrow, R 1 Waynesville Ga 10 hens 1 and 2 yrs old $1.50 ea 10 pullets Mch and Apr hch $1 ea 2 cocks 1926 hch $1.50 ea. All Donald- son strain. Will exe any for 2 Don- aldson 1926 or 1927 hch cocks-or pay cash for them. Write Mrs J E Sikes, Chester Ga Pullets $1 to $2 ea Cockerels $1.50 to $3 ea Cocks $5. 5. Miss Ruth Brown, Cleola Ga 7 pull- ets & 1 cockerel Apr hch Owen Farm strain $1 ea H C Johnson, Box 163 Forsyth Ga will exe 6 pullets and 1 cock Mch hch Owen Farm strain for 6 Brown Leg- horn pullets and 1 cockerel or same [No. of Brown breasted games Mrs C E Snider, Mitchell Ga 2 Apr heh Donaldson strain cockerels $1.5 ea Minoreas & Lakenvelders For Sale Miss Addie Waddelle, Pearson Ga pure bred Blk Min hens and cocks $2.75 ea or 6 for $15 L B Williams, Newnan Ga Pure bred Blk Minoreas Apr 1926 hch cock Pape strain $38 =. Woodrow Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga Pape strain Blk Min cockerels $1.50 ea Mrs H B Ford, Lavonia Ga 10 Feb hch Blk Min Pape strain cockerels $2 ea or exe for pure bred Barred Rock pullets N D Norris, Wrightsville Ga pure bred Pape strain Blk Min cockerels $1.50 ea M A Maret, Lavonia Ga Whole flock Blk Min hens and pullets Pape strain Mrs L S Shannon, Lenox Ga Blk Min cocks 1926 hch $1.50 ea Apr hch pullets $1 ea : Mrs W O Puckett, R B Cordele Ga Lakenvelder cockerels $1 ea; pullets $2 ea or exe Mrs G L Jones, R 3 Shellman Ga 12 six months old Blk Min cockerels $1.50 ea Barred Rocks For Sale Mrs W H Rucktr, Milner Ga Hol- terman Aristocrat cockerels $5 ea Se Arthur E Haugen, Elberton Ga 30: This includes | pullets and cockerels Write for prices bred pullets and 2 cockerel Write J L Windham, Butler Ga 20 May | (2 ETIN or exe for 2 pullets for same breed or pure bred R I Reds or Blk Min or pigs Miss E M Etheridge, Hazlehurst Ga 10 cockerels $1.25 ea Mch heh from prize winners at Athens Ga contest Mrs J D McIntyre, Ousley Ga pure bred Parks strain permit and No P D 77 Apr hch cockerels $2 and $2.50, 1926 cocks $4 ea pullets $1.50 and $2 ea 25 young hens $2 ea or $45 for lot or exc for nice, clean quilt cotton or tuft bed spreads Mrs W C Haynie, R 1 Lexington Ga 50 Apr hch pullets Thompson and Bradley strains, some laying. Write |for price - J H Greene, R 5 Vienna Ga Thomp- son strain Barred Rocks for sale - Mrs J A Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga 15 Barred Rock pullets Mch heh Thompson strain $2 ea or lot for $28 N D Norris, Wrightsville Ga Thompson Ringlet strain pullets and cockerels $1 to $2.50 ea RI Red pull- ets and cockerels $1 to $3.75 ea Mrs J E Steadham, R A_ Bain- bridge Ga Apr hch cockerels $1.50 ea pullets $1.50 to $2 ea. One hen and 15 Sept 1st heh cheiks $7 .. Clement Cornwall, Alto Ga Pure bred Feb hch breeding cockerels $3 ea and 5 mos old pullets $1.25 ea Mrs L Vaughn, R 29 Commerce Ga Thompson Imp Ringlet stran Mch heh cockerels $1.75 ea Feb hch $2 ea J W Bedell, 79 N Forsyth St At- lanta Ga Extra fancy bred stock for sale Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga 2 Ringlet strain cocks 2 yrs old and 18 mos old $4 and $3.50 ea. Six hens weighing 5 to 6 Ibs each lot for $8 Mrs C A Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce Ga Thompson Imp Ringlet strain cockerels Mch and .Apr hch $2 ea or 3 for $5.50. May hch $1.50 ea eggs | same strain $1.15 per 15 del Bantams For Sale R F Howard, Box 703 Thomas- ville Ga Will sell or exe 1 trio Part- ridge Cochin bantams for Ancona pullets.' Alsa Golden Seabrights 1-2 grown from pure bred stock One pure bred Golden Seabright cockerel 1 yr ald Write for prices Clarence Brown, Helena Ga Wh & Br leghorn Bantams mixed 6 to 12 mos old $1.25 pr Robert W Clark, 858 Spring St Macon Ga Golden and Silver Sea- brights and Patridge Cochins $10 up per pr B F Denning, Decatur Ga Cocker- els and pullets $2 to $3 per trio, cockerels 75c to $1.25* Jersey Black Giants and Black Lang- shans For Sale Mrs J E Stapler, R 5 Bowdon Ga 3 Marcy strain Apr hch Giant cockerels $1.50 ea R C Wilder, R C Griffin Ga 50 Giant pullets Hill Crest strain Apr hch $1.50 ea R P Bannister, R 1 Ball Ground Ga 10 Giant Marcy strain Apr hch cockerels $1.50 to $2 ea Mrs A V Holloway, R 3 Summit Ga 6 pure bred Feb hch Giant pullets $2 ea Mrs W G Bryans, Newborn Ga 5 pure bred Marcy strain Giant pull- ets also 1 cockerel Mch hch will exc for 6 pure bred Thompson strain Barred Rock pullets or*$1.25 ea Mrs Herschel Hill, Winder Ga Has Ipure bred Marcy strain Blk Giant cockerel she will exc for pullet of same breed and strain , Mrs Sam Fitzgerald, R 1 Rochelle Ga Marcy strain inspected Blk Giant cockerels $5 ea pullets $2.50 ea 1 cock 18 mos old -5 10 hens -2.10 ea not related, also hatching eggs -2.50 pr 15 : J W Sammons, R 1 Vidalia Ga Has 3 pure bred pullets and 2 cockerels $1.25 ea lot for $6 or will exe for White Spanish peanuts Mrs W O Puckett, R B Cordele Ga Blk Giants $2 ea or exc Mrs W A Johnson, Martinez Ga 8 Marey strain Blk Giant Apr heh PAGE FIVE cockerels $1.25 ea fob Augusta Ga Wyandottes For Sale Mrs J M Hall, R 5 Calhoun Ga 3 Mch hch Columbian cockerels $2 ex W # Little, Duluth Ga 3 Tarbox strain S L cockerels Mch hch $1.25 ea Mrs J E Steadham, R A Bainbridge Ga Martins Regal Dorcas strain Apr heh cockerels $1.75 ea; 2 or more $1.50 ea Apr hch pullets same price Ide, Davis, R 3 Lula Ga 3 SL hens and 2 cocks 2 yrs old $5 for lot Mrs J J Davis, R 83 Thomasville Ga 2 8 L cockerels $2 ea Mrs J B Flanigan, R A Lincolnton Ga Pure bred S L cockerels Apr hch $1.25 ea Mrs J Z Curry, Stockton Ga 1 and 2 yr old hens $1.50 ea Apr hch pull- ets $2 ea Mrs R J Felming, Lincolnton Ga R 6 about 200 Regal Dorcas strain Wh Mch heh pullets $1.75 ea Apr heh $1.50 ea cockerels $2.50 ea : Brahmas For Sale Light Brahma Farm, Flowery Branch Ga Baby chicks 14 ea Eggs $1.50 per 15 del : gilt Anconas For Sale Mrs T G Fleming, R 2 Athens Ga 8 pure bred Sheppard strain hens TSC CR Mrs D Whidden, Chula Ga 1 Shep- pard strain cockerel Mch hch and 1 cock yr old same strain 75e ea Mrs Edith Free, R 3 Clarkesville Ga 5 Sheppard strain pullets and 1 18 mos old cock, $7.50 for lot Mrs W J Boyt, Yatesville Ga 1 cockerel 6 mos old $1.25 or exe for | 8 lbs dried apples Orpingtons For Sale Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga Six to eight lb Buff cocks and hens cocks $4 ea hens $1.25 ea. grown pullets $1.50 ea or exe 7 hens for 9 Tancred-Ferris W Jeghorns hens or pullets, hens not to be over 2 yrs old Mrs E H Kirksey, R A Albany Ga pure bred Buff cockerels May and June hch $1 and $1.25 ea. Also 1 and 2 yr old cocks same breed will sell or exe to prevent inbreeding Mrs J W Altman, Alma Ga 4 Blk Orp hens and 1 cock $1.50 ea or exe for turkeys Buff, White & Other Rocks For Sale Mrs R D Jackson, R 1 Dalton Ga 10 pure bred Wh rock pullets $1.50 ea or $12.50 for lot. Also 2 Buff Rock cocks $2 eg Mrs N-E Hattaway, East Point Ga 1 pure bred Fischel strain cockerel $2 if called for 301 Wadley St Eas} Point Ga coe Mrs BiB Morgan, Clyo Ga 10 pure bred Wh Rock cockerels Fischel strain Mch hch $1.25 ea ee Mrs W O Puckett, R B Cordele Ga Wh Rock cockerels $1 ea Robert W Clark, 258 Spring St Macon Ga Bird Bros High scoring Partridge rocks; males $5 up, Fe- males $3.50 up. L H Taylor, Chamblee Ga Apr hch Wh Rock cockerels from high laying Sires $2 ea Miss Minnie Helen Myers, Tifton Ga Wh Rock cockerels and 2 yr old cocks $2 and $3 ea Turkeys & Guineas For Sale & Wanted ~ Mrs: 6< Courson, Devereaux Ga 6 turkeys 5 mos old $4 ea Mrs J Z Curry, Stockton Ga G ME Bird Bros stran turkeys Apr hch Toms $6 and $7. Hens $5 2 yr old Tom $10. Hens $7 Mrs J K Fussell, Rhine Ga 1 pr pure bred M B Turkeys Goldbanks strain, Tom 2 yrs old hens 1 1-2 yrs old $12 FOB or exe for 13 one yr old pure bred Golden Buff Orping- ton hens & cockerel Mrs A E Hamer, LaGrange Ga Pure MB Turkeys 4 nice gobblers & 4 hens a year old; hens $6.50. Gok. blers $8 re PAGE SIX Turkeys and Guineas For Sale and Wanted - Mrs J O Sykes, Chester Ga Fine early heh Toms $10 ea, no. hens, Bird Bros strain Mrs C C McCrary, Thunder Ga 30 slightly mixed bronze turkeys Apr & May hch $5 ea; $15 for trio or $100 for lot. Holland hens slightly mixed with bronze $5 ea Mrs I G Jaines, Soperton Ga Big Bone giant M B Bird Bros strani tur- keys Apr hch $20 trio, May hch $15 trio, 2 fine 18 mos old Toms fer- tility guaranteed $10 ea. Will exc pr turkeys for pr big bone, pure bred guinea pigs, blue or black or pure bred P C pigs : Mrs G C Smith, Camilla Ga 1 pure bred M B Turkey Tom $10 weight 30 lbs - Mrs GH Eley, White Plains Ga 2 Mammoth turkeys & 2 thoroughbred Bcurbon Red Toms for sale, write for particulars." ; Mrs R L Green, R 4 Cuthbert Ga Pure Bourbon Red turkeys, 40c lb E B Trotman, R 5 Lumpkin Ga Pure bred giant mammoth bronze Bird Bros strain Apr hch from 45 lb Tom & 24 lb hen prize stock; Toms $8.50 ea Hens~$6.50 ea or trio for $20 GN Byrum, Ficklin Ga A limited number fine young Toms Giant Bronze Apr & May hch Will deliver when wanted or Nov $8 ea FOB Ficklin Banks County Poultry Farm, R 2 Alto Ga pure Wh Holland and Bour- bon Red Turkey hens $5 ea mixed hens $3 ea Mrs J F Solomon, Jeffersonville Ga pure bred Bourbon Red Spring hch turkeys $10 per pr Mrs Callie Ertzberger, Martin Ga --R 2 Several prs pure bred Bourbon Red Turkeys $10 per pr or trio $14 cash with order oN oF and Geese For Sale & Wanted Mrs M F Gaddis, Hazlehurst Ga 7 pure bred white Muscogee ducks 1 1-2 mos old 75c ea Miss Ora Roberts, Tallapoosa Ga R 2 Two male & two female pure brbed Toulouse geese 1926 hch full feathered $5 for lot FOB Mrs Lottie Jump, R 2 Arabi Ga Wants 8 Mammoth Wh Pekin Ducks . stata price and age Mrs W McLellan, Edson R 1 Tiger Ga Pure bred Indian Runner Duck egos, $1.75 per 12 del : \ H D Lindsey, Wrightsville Ga Has 10 geese full feathered for $15 Baby Chicks For Sale & Wanted j Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903 Williams Mill Road, N E Atlanta Ga - Pure bred Barred Rocks, R I Reds R I Whites, Buff Rocks, White Rocks, $12 per 100. $6.50 for 50. Buff Orp- ingtons, White Wyandottes, Buff Minorcas, Silver Spangled Hamburgs $13 per 100, $7 for 50. Heavy mixed breeds $10 per 100, $5.50 for 50. All strong selected stock regular week- ly delivery postpaid 100 per cent live del guaranteed M E Murphy, Talmo Ga Oct and Nov heh Baby Chicks 6 1-2c up. Have 17 breeds \ Mrs A J Anthony, Midland Ga Viants pure bred Wh Rocks and Blk Giant Baby Chicks, 200 each week Mrs W W Adams, Demorest Ga Wants 500 to 1000 Baby Chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks old. R I Reds or Barred Rocks preferred C Miscellaneous Chickens For Sale Miss Ellen Murphy, Matthis Ga 5 hens for sale for table use, mixed breed $1 ea H Thurmond, Greshamville Ga pure buckeye cockerels $2 ea Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga Nice fat R I Red fryers 30c lb FOB also a few pullets same breed $1 ea FOB Mrs J F Anderson, Blue Ridge Ga The Spencer Turken Wonder Bird a cross between turkey & hen, sev- eval nice cockerels $2 & $1.50 ea FOB eggs $2.50 for 15 J F Durrett, White Oak Ga Coop of spring bch chickens medium and So ee ee T BULGE TUN s large, corn fed $10 FOB my station Mrs C C Courson, Devereaux Ga ae 12 hens fat and in good cond 25c Games For Sale Mrs Geo L Small, Wayside Ga pure bred Cornish cockerels $2 cocks $2.50 ea A-H Tarvin, R 1 Menlo Ga. Pure bred Allen Round Heads, trio $5 Mrs C S Laramore, R 1 Monte- zuma Ga Cornish 2 yr old cock $2.25 ea cockerels 8 mos old $1.50 ea 8 mos old pullets $1.50 ea _ H F York, Jesup Ga Cornish cock- erels and pullets bred from: high scoring stock Write for price Mrs CS Laramore, R 1 Montezuma Ga Cornish cockerels 8 mos old $1.50 ea cocks 2 yrs old $2.25 pullets 7 to 8 mos old $1.50 ea Mrs R L MeNair, Wrens Ga 2 Dark Cornish 1926 hch cocks, weight 8 lbs. $2 ea also cockerels and pullets $1.50 ea All Pittmans strain : O L McClellan, 403 Jefferson St LaGrange Ga Warhorse Game stags Apr hch $2.50 ea Also W Leghorn. cockerels $250 ea These cockerels' are Apr heh and from high scoring birds Mrs Lee Walden, Mitchell Ga 1 pure bred Cornish cock 18 mos old Berr ystrain $5 CHICKENS WANTED. Mrs. Mary Cox, care Jake Sorrell, Rt 2, Moultrie Ga wants some pure wh:te or brown leghorn chickens, will exchange for same, write _.. : Box 75, Marietta Ga wants 100 good hens of the leghorn breeds, pure stock not over 1 1-2 years old. Mrs Oleava Byrd, Fitzgerald Ga Rt 4, wants 12 Red pullets and 1 cockerel, will exchange W L pullets nd.cockerel for same ee Mrs EH Kirksey Rt A Box 29, Al- bany Ga wishes to exchange pure bred Buff Orpington cockerels, May or June hatch for other cockerels or pullets of same breed, also March and April hatch R I Red pullets and cockerel for Orpingtons , ee Mrs P D Rubin 75 Stewart Ave, Hapeville Ga, will exchange 5 April hatch Buff Orpington cockerels, Cook strain, for pullets same breed and quality. . - : T T MeNelley, Turnersville Ga, W L pullets. 4, 5, and 6 mos old culled | stock, 100 lots up, also young laying hens, must be pure bred and healthy quote lowest price, state strain, quan- | tity fob 100 lots up z S H Monroe Thomasvile Ga wants 50 bantam hens, common stock, that will set, prefer anything ercept white hens, but will accept a few white ones at 50c each fob : Ben E Swafford Rt 2, Toccoa Ga se 2 Barred Rock eockere!ls 7 mos old LC Abernathy Rt 2 Lula Ga wants 10 W L pullets March hatch, laying or 1 year old hens if cheap, pure bred Ferris strain; also 1 pure bred Barred Rock cockerel March hatch, {mperial Ringlet strain, write what you have : Arthur E Haugen Elberton Ga wants from 50 to 100 Tancred or Barron strain W L pullets March or April hatch also 6 to 10 Mammoth Bronze turkey hens, name price H E Burgess Lamar Ala wants 25 young thoroughvred Ancona hens or March and April hatch pullets Oak* Rrange Poultry Farm Rt 3, Marietta Ga a few cockerels for exc for good strain White Holland tur- keys ' J H Greene Rtt 5, Vienna wants pure Thompson strain Barred Rock rooster 7 or 8 mos old G W Sammons, Soperton Ga wants to erchange Dark Cornish Indian game cockerel. 2 years old, for pul- let of same breed or sell fdr $1.50; 1 April hatch cockerel same stock $1, exchange for vullet oe Mrs J C Rabun, Rt 1 Wadley Ga wants 15 pure bred R I Red pullets and 1 cockerel March or April hatch no culls, will exchange useful articles write S L Dunham, Chipley Ga wants a hen with chicks, one that Gal to protect her chickens, none other will answer the purpose for which wanted, game preferred, write and }state kind and price J D Humphries, Hawkinsville Ga wants 1 March hatch Buff Rock cock- erel; will exchange April hatch Par- tridge Rock for one same breed to avoid inbreeding - a a Mrs C R Sorrells Monroe Ga wants 1 pair speck!ec Sussex chickens Mch or April hatch, buy or exchange, old ones considered also f W R Chester, Locust Grove Ga wants 200 laying hens, any leghorn breed, will exchange; write SECOND HAND MACHINERY . WANTED. : D P Martin, Cobbtown Ga wants a shucker and sheller; a 48 inch belt grist mill; 40 to 50 H P crude oil en- gine, all second hand, bust must be in good condition J E Crittenden Roystotn Ga Rt 2 wants a 2 horse reversible disc plow, would exchange peas for same CO Maddox Winder Ga wants 1 Farmall tractor, McCormick Deer- ing make, used but must be in A-1 condition, state best cash price. J C Williams, Rt 1, Collins Ga wants 1 2nd-hand disc tractor plow, valso .1 Ibl disc harrow for_ tractor, both of good standard makes in good condition, must be cheap for cash SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE Robert Fuller, Adairsville Ga 1 8hp2I14H C gas engine in good con- dition, 1.10 h p Titan gas engine} needs slight repairs, comparatively new steel: frame Meadows mill good condition, 1.20 inch wood- frame Meadows mill in good condition and all necessary equiment, will sell cheap for cash or exchange for Lib- erty bonds vie = se J H Leverett Rt 1, Parrott Ga 6 h p Avery gas engine on trucks $100,|-. Liberty peanut sheller $10; Benthal peanut picker repair chains and links at half rice : J T Pannell, Monroe Ga, 15 h p LH C gas engine will sell or exchange is cows, hogs or white leghorn pul- ets -.J W Dunkin, Stonewall Ga 1 prac- tically new Chattanooga 3 horse re- versible disc plow, 24 inch dise and steeel evener used about 4 days F C Dreexel, Buena Vista Ga, Bos-. trum farm level complete and in good condition $10 W W Dyer, Carnegie Ga 1 No. 17 Lynchburg 2 horse plow used about 4 days $10 or. exchange for black- smith blower and anvil A 8S Hicks, Adel Ga 1 John Deere gang plow 4 horse 12 inch bottom in good condition $30 or will exchange| for 35 bu Texas rust proof oats DE Pitts, Rabun Gap Ga, 1 15 h p 1H C gas engine portable Claude Burke, Irwinton Ga 1 two horse Chattanooga plow - S R Edmonds Harlem Ga, I H C steel hay press $55 z _ GL Hinson, Hazelhurst Ga power hay preess with engine and belts $200 or will exchange for registened Duroc. hogs Fred C Geiger, Flinttside Ga, 3 Oliver and 3 Sullivan Towson tractor plows, 1 1-1-2 h p and one 6 h.p gas engine Williamson stump puller complete with cable, Delco water pump. complete except batteries 24 inch Universal grist mill, all above in good condition, for forther infor- mation, write aes C R Maok, MaukGa, pea thrash in good condition $13 L O Anderson, Harlem, Ga 6-horse engine on wheels in good running condition, will sell cheap J C Williams, Rt 1, Collins Ga 1 2nd hand upright Meadows grist mill 30 inch roik in good condition, a real bargain $100 cash MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AND WANTED R M Foster, 204 Ga Casualty Bldg Macon Ga 1 Rex grading machine for potatoes, peaches.or apples, used a7 two seasons, cost $300, sell for will fight! __ Thursday, October 13, 1 F M_ Lewis, Adairsville Ga wheat Graham and straight flou per 100 lbs) R E Lee Hawkins, Barnesville 1500 1-bu sweet potato crates, built and some knock down, mal best offer Mrs D Whiddan, Chula Ga me and hull sacks 5c per sack fob, ca: with order CASe VTS eee G M Keelley, Point Peter Ga w 8 iron water gates for a corn flour mill pond, 1 18 ineh -(dound) frames 10 ft 2 24 inch M F Barnes, 301 Milledge Av E Atlanta Ga Splendid feed mill: J B screens, etc., will sell on t good man take it out to the far and try it thoroughly; other articl to sell, write for particulars terms : N E G Wadhams, 112 Bay Daytona Beach, Fla., wants f corn for mfg brooms, write | . J L Wadhams, Butler Ga a fe bu of chufas 1927 crop $1.50 pec A D Maxwell, Montezuma hardwood rod crates and coops ft chickens, flat and running boar fancy stock, trios 18x18x30, $ each; for goats and_ turkeys, braced, 22x24x36, $2 each; o crates are well made and will sta hard usage, some reduction in qua tity lots; write ees aoe J A Owens, 307 Monroe: St, Thor asville, Ga, Non blite fine apple trees, inspected by government other trees, rices to suit. write W A Smith, 101 Bay St, ELS nah Ga ground oyster shell for ch ens $1 per 100 lbs, $17.50: ton _ John Grindle Dahlonega Ga. bla walnuts, nice,- washel clean, d $1 bu, the buyers to furnish s and. get: them wie 4 ee Miss Mary Grindle, Rt 1, Box Dahlonega Ba black walnuts, f 6 to 10 inches high, 3 for 25 WOMANS DEPARTMENT Flowers and Seeds. Mrs Maud Goolsby, Rt 6, Linc ton Ga, pink and lavender crepe tle 20c each or six $1; April bloom narcissus, white, 25c doz -. = Mrs John A Turner, Concord G Poinciana, 10c doz; seed of sho of gold; blazing star, perenniel shru large red blooms, 6 inches a prickly poppy seed; all colors, | ruffled single hollyhocks, bronz tor bean; peony poppy all 10c oleanders, 4 for 25c; no stam cepted oe Mrs F R Terrell, Greenville Ga ! 8, well rooted dwarf boxwood pla Mrs J H Roebuck, Rt 2, Buto giant snapdragons and gladiola b 35 doz, 3 doz $1 Miss Ruby Champion, Fairmow Ga spider lily bulbs 25c doz or $1 hun; other color lilies 20 and 2: doz; violets 15ce doz; peony 40 or $2.50; roses 85c each; varieg petunia 10c; blue plumbago 20 white geranium cuttings 2 for 15 dbl orchid petunia cuttings 2 for add postage . - NG Mrs W , Milsap, Adairsville Rt 2, paper white narcissus bulb hun; everblooming purple viole hun, or exchange for R I Red pu! or young hens ce Miss Jessie Cash, Rt 3. Fl Bdanch Ga, W narcissus bulbs $ Hardy W lilies 15 each; yellow red lilies 10e each; purple lila yellow golden bells, rooted 10 flowering almons 15c each; Vire creepers, evergreen hedge cutti 5e each; Virginia creepers roote each Mrs J A Griffin, 512 16th Ave Cordele Ga, oleanders, dbl Althe Abelia, spireas, crepe myrtles, weig lia, dentzia, forsythia, butterfly b barberry, variagated punica, ke: -roses, philadelphius, rosemary, mines, nudiflorum. primuleeiu camelia japoaicas, ligustrum, PY cantha, pilliaporum, hydran write for prices Mrs H C Adams, 1035 Grov N W Atlanta, Ga, dbl and hollyhock plants and seed; i feather ball poppy and larksur 6 write for rices eee ay. October-13, 1997, Flowers and Seeds ; *s Ralph Williams Rt 6, Cumming sword fern, leopard begonia, um- a palm, crepe myrtle, rooted 15c + dbl red and pink 10c each; six colors geranium e sultana cuttings, 5c each; add @ =< rs W H Smith, No. 3 Roxboro _ Atlanta Ga Confederate blue- ey violet plants 15e\doz = Wiss Annie Swafford, Rt 2, Daw- rille Ga sweet pea and larbspur| d 10c pkg, lots of different kinds flowers, write iss Blanche Woodruff, Greenville oted dwarf boxwoeod cuttings, 25 doz; $6 hun; crepe myrtle 25 sh, $1.50 doz; large size weeping ows 50c each; -W. Cherokee and fashioned chinquepen roses 75c W = ape jasmine cuttings 30c $2 doz; spirea, lilac and Eng- 25 dogwood 15c each ~ Mrs Elsner, Austell Ga Rt. 2, daf- iis and narcissus bulbs, large size, pink oleander, hydrangea, pink d white boxwood, cape jasmine, e myrtle, lilac; all colors verbe- violets, oxalis, all well rooted, derate prices, write ~ Miss Louise Whitehead Rt 2, Box Jefferson Ga, dbl pink hyacinth bs, small ones, 60 doz or large lbs 75e doz Mrs W P Hunt, Dial Ga Several | usand boxwood cuttings, also box eonheds piants, write for prices Miss Ella Everett, Preston Ga, can- a lilies bulbs, 12 for $1; green leaf: fellow bloom cannas 75c doz; yellow. aoe uil bulbs 5 years o'd, 20 for hardy phlox. bulbs, sweet williams, , ; dahlias, gladiolas, - | 7 dahlias, gladiolas, four oclocks, ' Fiore Gc; rodted bideangen 5c Ss, wandering jew and _ other and flowers, write rs J L Thomas, Morganton Ga, pers arbor vitea, and boxwood greens, 15 inches to 2 ft high, oe and 50c; yellow daffodils,. narcis- us and snowdrops, 25 hun; Ameri- 1 Beauty roses 20c ee. ted iS 22 Mrs Melton Mullis, Box 9, Cadwell 2, monthly rose cuttings 5c; lilac ted 20c each; August lilies 25! Zz ee Mrs J R Camp, Cordele Ga, red ing Humbart cannas $2 per 100; bl W altheas 25c cutting; dbl pink md white oleander rooted 25e and Qc; 20 different rose cuttings .$1; arge yellow daffodils 50c doz; jon- uils 20c doz; butter and egg s25e vhte narcissus and flag lilies 50c Be Mrs J C Eades, Rt 4, Gainesville a, W daffodils 15 doz; old fash- med yellow iris lilies 10c doz; W eady rooted japanese rose bushes, 2 years old 15c each, add postage Mrs J A Heaton. Morganton Ga, rbor viteas, junipers and boxwoods inch to 20 inch 25c to 50c, well oted; white narcissus, snow drops nd yellow daffodils 20 hun : Mrs F W Frayman, Blackshear Ga anna roots, red, yellow and varia- ated 25. doz; 2 doz or more del; ladioli bulbs 40 doz del; jonquil ulbs $1 for 100 del Miss Lula Gachet, 238 12th St N Atlanta Ga, iris in large quantity, annas and young althea trees for nsplanting now, write 7s Mrs O M Duke, Griffin Ga, Rt B butter and egg bulbs, 25i doz, in lots of 10 doz 15s doz Mrs J M Hall, Rt 5, Calhoun Ga, quils, narcissus, dbl and_ single ter and eggs $1 per 100; 8 colors iris $1 doz Mrs E C Heaton, Hartwell Ga, Rt} 3, blue for-get-me-nots.25c doz; vio- ts 20c doz; dusty miller, yellow crocus 15 doz; dbl petunia and co- lens cuttings 5 each; oriental poppy plants 10c each; sage plants 15 ea _ Mrs N Barrow, Register Ga, Rt 1 erepe myrtle 25c each; magnolia and white oak $1 each; several other kind of ornamental trees. Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell Ga blue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50 per 100 postpaid - Mrs J B Bramlett, Dial Ga box- ood plants and several thoosand oxwood cuttings, write for cash pri- ee ; MANS DEPARTMENT __ bulbs 15 doz or $1 hun prepaid, or geranium, | each. 35c doz; 10 choice roses $1; altheas, red and white dogwood 12 1-2 each, | Mountain laurels, white pines, aza- ileas, holly bushes 20c kee roses $1 doz nias ch, all well]: | cording. Thomasville Ga, yellow canna bulbs 25e doz: cash with order Mrs M H Srith, Rt 2, Montezuma Ga, dbl yellow King Herbert canna will exchange 2 doz for a doz ofdbl pink or white canna bulbs : Miss Lela Byers, Morganton Ga, Japonica, forsythia, lilac, azaleas and golden bells 20c each; red and white dogwood 15c each; laurels, white pines and holly bushes 20c each; ti- ger lilies 75 hun; white and yellow jonquils 15c doz; winter ferns .10c Mrs A Wilson, Morganton Ga, ju- nipers, arbor vitas; boxwoods and hi- biseus 25 each; phlox 30c doz; sweet williams and palma violets 25c doz; giant dbl daffodils, cream narcissus lilies, forsythia 25 each; white pines | and snowballs -25c each and other va- rious flowers, write - Mrs John S Wilson, Morganton Ga each ; Chero- -Miss H A McNair, Whigham Ga, paper white and poeticus narcissus, large bulbs 25c doz; smaller ones $1.50 hun or will exchange for large yellow oxalis and fabcy leaved calad-! jums Mrs Sam P Jones, Lula Ga; Rt 3, daffolid bulbs $1 hun or $8 M; iris lily bulbs 5 each, no order accepted , for less than 100; 10 crepe myrtle and 38 ft high 20c each - : | -Miss Cora Turner, Rt 4, Cleveland | Ga, candle lilies, red and yellow, $1 | doz; blue August lilies, 8 for 50c; hollyhocks bulbs, 4 for 25c; justicias Mrs Hollis Perkins, Stonewall Ga | geraniums, fuchias, boston and spen- | geria ferns, several kinds of cactus, weeping lantanas, 5c each cotting, add postage, will exchange for bego- Mrs Bertha Perkins, Stonewall Ga tred geranioms for sale or will ex- change for any kind begonia or fern | except spengeria or boston, ger are in bloom and begonias most be ac- Wing RB F Howard, P, O Box 708, Mrs N E Hattaway, 301 Wadley St, East Point Ga, 3 large ferns. 3 years old, the largest a Boston $3; others 1 Boston and 1: curley ostrich plume $2.50 each Mrs E A Vaughn, Chamblee Ga, collection of 4 geraniums, dbl red and pink, 4 sultanas, all pink and 1 baby breath fern, all well rooted 80c, add postage Mrs Lula Guillebeau, Lincolnton Ga, snapdragons ,plans, white and mixed colors, 60c doz; yellow narcis-| sus, daffodils, butter and eggs, jon- quils, 20 doz; calla lily bulbs, large |~ size 25c del WOMANS DEPARTMENT Needlework For Sale Mrs J C Harkins, Cornelia Ga, 2 large crocheted bedspreads of un- bleached heavy thread $25 each Mrs John A Watson, Summit Ga, will suilt quilts on machine for $1 each, parties to furnish all material and pay all postage ; Dele Spence, Ball Ground Ga, tatting any kind, would like to get in touch with someone who can sell tatting reasonable, write Mrs T H Perkins, Stonewall Ga, quilts, nice new tops 75 and $1 Miss Bell Jones, Ssellman Ga, Rt 4, crochet yoke 32 to 36 inch bust, $1.75 del, exchange for good quality sheeting, longeloth. apron or dress ginghams or Barred Rock cock Mrs W E Fitts, Jasper Ga, scarfs, pillowtops and bed spreads, hand painted in different desigsn and col- ors, makes nice Christmas gifts, write for prices and further information Mrs Sam Fitzgerald, Rt 1, Rochelle Ga. all kinds of tatting, to sell or exchange for anything can use, write "Miss Margie Brewer, Lumber City Ga. Rt 1. single and double tatting 10c and 15 yard, any color; white linen luncheon sets, emb in colors $3 set, made to order Mrs J B Pruitt, Rt 3, Tallapoosa Ga, 2 large quilts $2.50 each; rugs, 25x54 inches $1.50 each or will ex- change for dried apples, clear of worms; 3 bed spreads patterns 25c each; 1 silk quilt top, briar tsitched with yellow thread $2; will emb on halves; write ; Mrs M H Rickett, Rt 1, Fairmont Ga, all kinds of tufting, bedspreads bed room sets, tea aprons, table cov- ers, scarfs, pillow cases, curtains, all made in choice design with fast color thread or white; plain sewing and emb; fabric painting in simple, easy patterns, reasonable prices, write MJ.S. care Bulletin, graduate dressmaker, 14 years experience will furnish patterns and make dresses, slips, hats, etc., 50c and 75c, will accept meat, lard, as payment where charges amount to or exceed $2; write oe Mrs J J Carter, Rt 2, Alma Ga, 1 silk velvet suilt top emb in yellow. thread on seams, $15 or exchange for 10 White Rock, yellow Buff Or- pington or Red hens or pullets : Mrs E Clonts, 1352 Donnelly Ave, Atlanta Ga, good . grade gingham ce tops $1.50 each or lat of 5 for) 7,50 i - Mrs L F Jones Rt 2, Box 101 Pitts Ga, No. 1 bed spread worked with basket design with blue birds and flowers worked in many colors, part- ly bleached cream sheeting $5; No. 2 bedspread, rose design, 4 colors, $5 each or $9 for both or exchange for S L Wyandotte baby chicks Miss Narsena Hughey, Rt 1, Ran- ger Ga, tuft choice resigns bed spreads, $5; other designs $4 del; parties pay postage and furnish ma- terial will _work choice designs spreads for 75c and $1; tufted bed- room sets and other tuft work rea- sonable, write and send stamped en- velope for replies) __ Mrs Millie Shropshire, Ga, 3 nice quilts $5 each Miss Ruth Woodyard, Rising Fawn Ga, hand made linen handkerchiefs would like to get in touch with some one who can sell for her, write Mrs Lee Head, Cleveland Ga, will quilt quilts for $1 each, customers to pay postage: s = Mrs T Abercrombie, Middleton Ga Little Red House quilt tops, $2 Miss Mar.ah Dewberry, 218 E Jones St Savannah Ga fine tatting, J:& P Coats mercerized thread, single and double, 10c and 20c yarl; crochet lace for pillow case trimming 15c yd Mrs Lois Newman, Tallapoosa Ga Rt 3, emb pillow cases, and design, 50c set; bedspreads in daisy stitch and French knots $1: solid emb $1.50: plain sewing reasonable WOMANS DEPARTMENT _ Miscellaneous Mrs WV Robbs, Rt 1, Flowery Branch Ga, white downy geese feath- ers 85c lb del also feathers free from down oe : Mrs W P Hunt, Dial Ga, 1 Auto Knitter with instruction book and all necessary accessories, same as new, $30 Mrs Hollis Perkins, will sew on halves or reasonably crochet and sin- gle tatting ~ C M Jackson, Lawrenceville Ga, cards wool into rolls for the old fash- ioned spinning wheel and for bats for quilts and mattresses; rolls and batting 80c lb Mrs Betty Burkett Box 84, Nich- olls, Ga, feather bed, for further in- formation write Frank Behunke, Jackson Ga, 1 new Tryon Knitter, never been used, cost nearly $100, sell $50, or exchange for 50 March hatch pullets or year old hens, leghorns or R I Reds or Anconas Mrs H G Mathis, Rt 9, Gainesville Ga, new downy white geese feathers 85c |b -M Thompson, P O Box 506 Fitz- gerald Ga, pure goose feathers in nice feather beds, $1 lb or exchange for 1 leghorn, or other breed. hen for each lb beds wt Mrs Fern Johnson, Summit Ga, Round Oak,! new goose feathers $1.25 lb. sent in GE SEVEY good quality bags; new, never been used hand pieced quilts of good qual- | ity ginghams and quilted in large size $5 each, del, if dissatisfied when received return them and your money will be refunded Miss. Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga, Rt 8, fresh yeast 10c pkt of 6 cakes : ; Mrs J D West, Lilly Ga, 1 larg feather bed 50c lb Ida Davis, Lula Ga, Box 13, 1 Auto Knitter, good as new, with accesso- ries and instruction book and 2 lbs of all wool thread $40 Mrs G A Smith, Camilla Ga Rt A 50 lbs of nice geese feathers 75c lb Miss Marsena Hughey, Rt 1, Ran- ger Ga, new never fail yeast cakes and recipe for 25c doz, 5 for 15c delivered - I L Hooten, Senoia, Ga, nice, clean goose feathers, market price L J Volbrath, Winston Ga, 1 near- ly new Gearhart knitting machine, cost $65, sell $18, or trade for any- thing useful on farm, cutaway har- row, etc Mrs A J Hayes, Wiley Ga, Gear- hart knitting machine in.fair condi- tion, accessories, needles, ribbons, etc., write for further particulars, cost $37.50, sell for $15, or exchange for quilts, rugs, bedspreads or white beans WOMANS DEPARTMENT WANTED Mrs W F Hale, Box Springs Ga, wants sewing of any kind, write for further particulars Mrs Oglesby 3655 S W 24th Ter-: race, Coral Gables, Fla., wants nrice on easter lily and gladiola bulbs Business Box 14, Cusseta Ga, wants plain sewing, boys suits a spe- cialty,. rates reasonable, write for particulars WANT TO RENT FARMS T D May, 439 Oliver St Atlanta Ga Wants a two-horse farm on shares in So Ga, Landlord to furnish stock F Trice, R 2 Hawkinsville Ga Wants a good 2 horse farm on halves with someone to furnish money to run on and also furnish cows & hogs to raise on halves, want good cototn & corn land, near church & school. Have plenty of help to work. Dairy & poultry farm will be considered J A Ford, Yatesville Ga Wants 30 to 50 acre farm on halves for 1928 grow corn & truck & few acres cotton, raise poultry & keep few cows & sell sweet milkhas 8 good cows pr mules & implements, lg family help enough for 50 acres, 40 yrs old, can move in Oct. Write Ipo Culpepper, R 4 Box 32A Val- dosta Ga Wants a small 1 horse farm for 1928, cow to milk & hogs to raise, on shares, near Valdosta T F Brannon, 582 English Ave, Atlanta Ga, wants a cow, hog and hen farm on 50-50 basis, have large fam- ily to help work farm T S Tribble Rt C, Americus Ga, wants a 4-horse farm in 10 or 15 miles of Macon Ga, in Bibb, Monroe or Jones counties, rent or will run on halves A E Nelson, Rt 5, Calhoun Ga, wants 1 horse crop, will furnish stock and tools, must be good land, prefer North or Middle would rent 1-3 or 1-4 or rent if reosonable ss W H Thamer, 425 Johnson Ave, Albany Ga, wants a grain and stock or peach and stock farm on shares Ga, ret, standing (or wages, good reference, years of experience R B Brookin, care Bethany Home Dairy, Vidalia Ga, wants about a 25 cow dairy on 50-50 basis for the fall \and spring, 1927-28 J A Collins, Fairmont Ga wants a 2.or 3 horse farm near some good town in North Ga, near school and church, must have good road, house and barn, want to rent on halves or furnish own stock and tools, 3rd and 4th, ref if req : C C Merck, Homer Ga Rt 2 wants 2 horse crop with some good bottom | land with the privilege to buy it, for further information, write PAGE EIGHT WANT TO RENT FARMS W C Bledso, 5th Ave and E St, Thomaston Ga, wants a small farm on shares with some 6 or 10 milk cows, 2 or 8 brood sows, chickens, suitable for truck and tobacco farming and feed raising for small family J G Tillison Rt 8 Box 293 Atlanta Ga, Desires truck farm near Atlanta on 50-50 basis, thoruoghly experi enced on truck farm and hog raising D L Long, Roswell Ga, Phone 91, wants to rent about 15 acres of good land within 10 miles of Atlanta, near car line on 50-50 basis T L Chaffin, Rt 4, Covington Ga, wants a dairy not less than 30 cows on 50-59 basis Wm Maine, Rt 1, Waycross Ga wants tobacco farm, experienced to- bacco man with small family, write at once POSITIONS WANTED L. M Godard, Haddock Ga, desires a- place as supt of farm or orchard, several years experience, can take possession at once S M Bowen, Rt 2, Rhine Ga wants} job as overseer on farm for 1928, is steady worker, 50 years old, sober, can do repair work on farm John Tabor, Tifton Ga Rt A, wants dairy job, first class experience, write Jf Seott, care A N Martin, Rt-2, Box 81, Cobbtown Ga wants job on form for remainder of 1927 and 28, is married man with 2 small children ean/start Nov list; write P I Parker, Conyers Ga Rt 5, Box Bo; experienced poultry man wants job on poultry farm, close to Atlan-' Bel W A Patton Rt 14, Commerce Ga desires position on farm either as foreman or on halves. is young man 27 on old, ref exc; write 1G Branen, Rt 3 Blakely Ga, we iol position as farm overseer, 36 years old, wife and 4 children, ref, and tobacco growing exp, can look af- ter large farm, state salary Clifford G Billing, Rt B Statesboro Ga wants position on small dairy and poultry farm, well exp dry hand mil- ker or minking machine, young man and wife, no children S G Blackwell, 204 Horne St, Brunswick Ga wants position on truck farm, exp and was sec for one season for Vegetable Growers Association. M W Robinson, Center Hill, Atlan- ta Ga, wants a good place close to town with good man to raise chick- ens, hogs and truck, exp farmer, write A Manning, Louisville Ga wants job as overseer on farm, can run 2 or 4 plows, ref exc I Coesre Bulletin, wants job on fovth for 1928 on 50-50 basis raising chickens, hogs and truck near Macon O R Johnson, Rt 1, Shellman Ga wants position doing all kinds of nur- sery and orchard work li L Dove, Canon Ga young mar- ried man wants a position as farm overseer, trucking, poultry raising, exp., re | 1. G Tanner, Rt 1, Alma Ga, wants _-pes'tion on farm will work for $1 day and board Box 26, B, Cordele Ga, man and son want jobs for remainder of 1927. and 1928 would consider truck farm- _ing in good locality near church and school, prefer middle Ga; exp in many ways and can handle labor,' write for particulars J C Drake, 306 Howell Mill road N E Atlanta Ga, wants position as. overseer on farm, exp, and can give ref, phone Franklin 1014-W Box 161, Shellman Ga, single man wants position as farm overseer, exp and can handle labor, or. would con- sider dairy or stock farm, ref 11 J, 8S, eare S J Weeks, Rt 1, Nor- men Park Ga, wants position with good Christian man where can go to chureh and Sunday school, and run 10 acres on 50-50 share cron and tend to stock, wr'te for particulars, ref an can begin wok Nov 1 3 T Scott, Rt A, Box 31, Cobbtown Ga wants work on general and truck farm, can drive truck, am married, ; 600 bu Fulghum seed oats have wife and 2 small children, $ month to start, party to furnish M house, wood, garden patch, ready Nov 1 _ : W Jt Wood, Rt 5, Moultrie Ga, de- sires position on farm for balance of 1927 and 1928 at standing wages, 6 in family, 5 work hands, 4 men; write for. particulars B A Hipps, R 1 Patterson Ga Young married man desires job for all year round on farm & can handle machinery wages by month or day I J Johnson, R 6 Dublin Ga Wants position to develop vineyard, poultry & dairy farm, wages or shares Wer Brown, Lincolnton Ga, Rt 2, Wants a job in a creamery, can weigh and test cream H D Moon, Rt 2, Marietta Ga wants for balancee of 1927 and 1928 eosi- tion as overseer on farm, can do all kinds of farming, cotton, stock and general farming and knows how to handle labor well man and wife only, write G A Dekay, P O Box 142 Tampa Shores, Fla, wants a position to de- velope and manage a large up-to- date hog farm, exg and ref Box 99, Rt : Abbeville Ga, sober, viddle aged man, wife and. child eae position on small 1-horse farm good land, house and water, close to school and church HD Wolfe Rt 3, Vienna Ga wants place with good man to oversee farm, well exp in handling International cultivator, state wages, location of farm, ete, in first letter A E Nelson, Calhoun Ga Rt 5, : married man with wife and child de- sires position on large farm as man- ager or overseer, born and raised on aid seen . farm, has certificate from St College of Agriculture as general farm op- erator Farm Manager, care Market Bul-. letin, experienced, srientific, em- ployed; desires change, will consider, any large farming operation any-|! where, must be large : CO-OPERATIVE CAR LOT HOG SALES Buyers Bids solicited. Communicate with Bureau of Markets ee Ga, Wednesday, Oct Clayton Ga, Wednesday, Oct 12 Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Oct 18 Albany Ga, Thursday, Oct 20 Bainbridge Ga, Friday, O t 21 oo. Ga, Wednesday, Oct Sylvester Ga, Thursday, Oct 27 Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov 1 Bainbridge Ga, Friday, Nov 4 * Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov 15 Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov 29 Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Dec 6 Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Dec 20 CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS OATS FOR SALECAR LOTS W HH Barhan, McDonough Ga 1200 bu genuine Texas red rust proof seed oats, recleaned and- in even wt bags $1 bu at, Ridgeway, Royston Ga car Fulghum and Bancroft oats, threshed rar oats and vetch; car oat straw G G Ridgeway, Royston Ga 1000 bu Bancroft seed oats R M Turned, Royston Ga, 1500 bu Bancroft seed oats L A Rutchinson, Ashland Ga Quan- tity Fulghum seed vats W B Rice, Dublin Ga 3000 bu Ful- ghum seed oats C W Collier Co Agt, Ft Valley Ga W L Breedlove, Monroe Ga 500 bu Fulghum seed oats Geo W Heard, Atlanta Ga, 1000 bu Hatsings seed oats C W Collier Ce Agt, Ft Valley Ga 2000 bu Hastings seed /oats I F Gipson, Ashland Ga 100 bu, Appler seed oats Ulla Wilson, Villa Rica Ga, 200 bu Appler seed oats E P Jones, Leslie Ga 600 bu Ap- pler seed oats Dr J T Gammage, Pineview Ga, shipping point, Cordele Ga, 400 bu selected Hastings 100 bu variety seed oats * HAY FOR SALECAR LOTS G T Ridgeway, Royston Ga new crop alfalfa, car lots BULLETI B Liyod Woodall Milner a, btoo- tan soy bean, new crop, baled E P Fletcher, Fitzgerald Ga 60 tons peanut hay new crop baled ' W R.Crites, Donaldsonville 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! peavine hay new crop baled C W Collier Co Agt, Ft Valley Ga; car peavine hay new crop baled R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga 300 tons Bermuda hay new crop baled W R Crites, Donaldsonville Ga car, German millet new crop baled C B. Culpepper Co Agt, Cochran Ga 15 cars Otootan bean hay new; crop baled Hollywood Farms, Pavo Ga, 2 or 3 cars nice, bright peavine hay G W Coleman, Tifton Ga about 5 cars bright peavine hay P J A Berkman, Mayfield Ga 150 tons prime Loredo and Otootan bean hay, packed in tight bales F H Bland Jr, Cordele Ga 2 cars peanut hay P R McElveen Jr, Stilson Ga, 3 cars peanut hay A L Johnson Co Agt, Camilla Ga car peavine hay fk H C Williamson, Dakota Ga, 1 car ay 5 A Golden Sylvester Ga, several cars hay S W Brown, Aapoa Ga, bright peanut hay E G Blackwell, Edison Ga several cars peanut hay ' CORN FOR SALECAR LOTS WH Waddelle, Pearson Ga ear ae in shuck in car lots, make best offer s E P Josey, Statesboro, Ga, ee car i cars new crop slip shuck corn L H Oden, Blackshear Ga, several cars of slip shuck corn, make best! offer F L Beasley, Reidsville Ga several ! cars new crop, in shuck LR 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 3000 bu new erop in shuck ; ES Gay, Rocky Ford Ga Quantity new crop in shuck D M Cason, Garfield Ga, car new erop in shuck Mrs Nora G Webb, Albany Ga 1000 | bu new crop in shuck J H Chaffin Co Agt, Jesup Ga car new crop in nhuck M W Harrell, Eastman Ga 500 bu old crop in shuck J W Stephens Co Agt, Millen Ga 500 bu new crop in shuck T P Harper, Willacoochee Ga car new crop in Shuck T J Ricketson, Pearson Ga quan- tity new crop in shuck Robert L Eubanks, Moultrie Ga car new crop in shuck Dr W D Simmons, Lakeland Ga car new crop in shuck Abe Evans, Collins Ga, several cars 1927 crop S S corn E J Bird, Metter Ga, several cars' 1927 crop Ss corn Jno G Padrick, Tifton Ga several cars 192( crop s S corn E G Blackwell, Edison Ga, Two cars 1927 crop S S corn ; - W L endrix. Brooklet Ga one ear 1927 crop S S corn W M Bird, Cobbtewn Ga> A few ears of corn in the ear FH Bland, Jr, Cordele Ga 750 bu slip shucked corn WM Shurling, Wrightsville Ga slip shuck ear corn in car lots P_R.McElveen. Jr, Stilson Ga sip shuck corn, several cars F L Beasley, Reidsville Ga, one car sound white slip shuck corn, 80 lbs to bu 75c bu fob car C G Garner, Lyons Ga, 10 cars corn. G C Todd, Williamson Ga, several cars corn L C Walker, Baxley Ga, several ears corn Dallas Spurlock, Springfield Ga several cars corn J R McLamb, Aerene Ga, several cars corn ay, October 13, 1927 SWEET POTATOOS FOR SAL6 CAR LOTS | R T Brice, Quitman Ga 4 cars, will i | ship, hampers, bags, bulk H L Williams, Baxley Ga, 1 car will ship hambers, 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 e GD Ellis, West Green Ga, 400 bu | will ship hampers, bags, bulk aoe C B Culpepper Co Agt, Cochran Ga, 2 cars, will ship hampers, bags, bulk E P Josey Co Agt, Statesboro Ga | 1 car, will ship hampers, bags, bulk C T Owens Co Agt, Fitzgerald Ga quantity, will ship. hampers, bags, - bulk M C uHey, Jr, Pelham Ga, 2 cars ge ship hampers, bags, bulk = W T Clary Co Agt, Claxton Ga, 6 ears, will ship bulk | J H Thompson, Odum Ga, 2 cars will ship bulk " J B Everson, Colquitt Ga, 1 ear. will ship bulk : O F Cowart, Garfield Ga, 1 car, will ship hampers J W Stephens Co Agt, Millen Ga 1 car, will ship hampers or bags J M Polk, Cairo Ga 1 car, will ship > hampers or bags or bulk C W Collier, County Agent, Fort Vailey Ga several cars J C Hinson, Pelham Ga cars W L Hendrix, Brooklet Ga One car | W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Porto | Rican potatoes, car lots. and_ less, | make best offer ; O L Johnson, Camilla Ga Porto Ri- : can potatoes U No. 1s J W Anderson, Williamson Ga 1 car Porto Ricans L C Walker, Baxley Ga, Several ears Porto Ricans F H Mulling, Cobbtown Ga, car P -R in bulk = LC. Walker, sacked Fred B Newton, Halcyon Dale, Ga ear Porto Ricans L B Kennington, Cochran Ga Sev- eral cars Porto Ricans BEANS FOR SALECAR LOTS W M Shurling, Wrightsville Ga, old crop velvet beans in car lots OAT STRAW FOR SALECar Lots Claude Eubanks, care Ga Cot Gro Assn, Candler Warehouse, Several ears bright dry baled H M Franklin, Tennille Ga, Several cars corn shucks baled CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS | WANTED CORN WANTEDCar Lots Ga Brokerage Co, Cordele, Ga, wants 2 cars of new crop slip shuck ear corn at 74c bu del Douglas Ga South Ga Milling Co, Valdosta Ga wants Ga corn in car lots King Grocery Co, Columbus Ga, wants Ga coen in car lots HAY WANTEDCar Lots Dr L C Fisher, care Oak Terraie Farm, Atlanta Ga wants alfalfa hay, green preferred del to Chamblee Ga South Ga Milling Co, Valdosta Ga Wants Ga peanut and peavine hay King Grocery Co, Columbus | Ga, wants Ga peanut and peavine hay PINE CONES WANTEDCar Lots | Francis Merrill Ellis 604 S Hill St Griffin Ga Wants car lots or less of Several Baxley Ga, car ticulars as to gathering write LIVESTOCK WANTEDCar Lots L O Benton, Monticello Ga wants car load of Jersey and Jersey yrade heifers, also young milk cows Walter A Seamans, Waycross Ga wants a car load high producing milk cows, write LB Fulmer, Springfield, =e wants 1 or 2 cars common range goats; 1 or 2 cars good smooth feeder pigs; corn feed slaughter hogs; 1 car good grade Jersey heifers, 1 car Hereford heifers; 2 cars range young cattle EG "Mitchell, Edison Ga Wants 1 car load feeder pigs pine cones, containing mass. for par- ;