Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1927 October 20

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VOL. 10. STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1927.



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MAKE THE LAND RICH AND



Next to the man, fhe most phar factor i in making a suc-
- eessful farm is the land.

The Georgia farmer is suffering from poverty of the soil.

He has harvested the fertility from his land, sold it in fe

markets of the world and has not replaced it.
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Some of the reasons for this are the expensive Ses
to changing economic and agricultural conditions beyond his
control. ae : 2

His lack of organization causes him not to have an even
: showing with organized labor and industries. He has not
made his voice heard in the general clamor for state and na-

tional help.

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Nevertheless, the Georgia fine is rapidly breaking his
shackles of one crop slavery. Many are realizing the advan-
_ tage of the cash system and of having an income every month

of the year. uae e

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Once ate he feels oheourcoed to follow a system of farm-

ing that means soil building. Hence the necessity for market-
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Sweet Potatack (Yellow) ait
Irish Potatoes ---
_ Cabbage, green crated
- Eggs, Fresh, Select - aie
Eggs, Wised

Turkeys --

Country Butter, best table

Country Butter, cooking ----

Field Peas, mixed --.

Blackeye Peas Z

Lima Beans
~ Georgia Cane Syrup, bbls.
Sorghum Syrup, bbls. ---------------- asa----
Corn Meal, sack g

Corn, No. 9 white, sacked

Oats, No. 3 white, sacked -

Peavine Hay -----

Alfalfa, (Ga.).

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Chicago Standard (90) score,





ATLANTA

ing his Soy Beans, Peas, Velvet Beans, Vetch and other soil
building legumes through cows, hogs and hens on his own

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In learning that he must have big yields from his-cows, hogs
and hens if he makes them profitable, he is likewise learning
that he must have big y:elds from his acres if they show profit.

A man usually enjoys working with anything that is a pay-
ing proposition. He is encouraged to exercise all his energy
and skill in making it show even more profit.

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It will not be hard to keep a boy on a farm that produces. <
erops of such good yields and outstanding quality that he is
proud of it. Girls will love farm life when it furnishes them
such conveniences, comforts and luxuries as their city friends

possess,

There is no reason why ony man these days should stay on a
farm that <a not support a ear. x

An ete. tnelier of farmers in Georgia this year are
ou the right road, and they realize as never per that Tfwe
make the land rich, the land will make us rich. :

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MARKET REPORT

- Prevailing Wholesale Pricss October 8, 1997.
REMEMBER, THESE Rates MAY VARY F FROM DAY TO DAY

AUGUSTA.
$1.75 100 Ibs.
3.00100 Ibs.

3.00 100 Ibs.

SAVANNAH
$1.75 100 lbs.
3.50 100 lbs.
2.00 100 lbs.

MACON
$1.50 100 lbs.
2.75. 100 lbs.
2.50 100 lbs.

100 lbs.
100 lbs,
100 lbs.
doz.
doz.

Tb.

Ib.
1-2 Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.
Ib.

2.20 96 lbs.
1:00 bu.
70 bu.

BUTTER MARKET | 7
Oct, 7, 43 1-2; Oct. 8, 43 1-2c; Oct. 10, 43 1-2c; Oct. 11, 43 1-2c; Oct. 12, 43c; Oct. 18, 48c._







CATTLE FOR SALE -

_Jo2 Lawrence, Ashburn Ga 2 reg
, lood Guernsey young bulls, fine
idvals, cheice family, ready for
ervice, from $50 to $125- worth dou-
be. -money
Ae T Fostex; AR 4 Clarkesvilie Ga
0 nice Jersey heifers, eall or write
for particulars & prices
; PO E Smith, Pure Jersey bull, 14 mos
ord 4, ro. reg -20 orexe for Duroc Jer-
sov gilt, Orin Cherry King strain .
J M Snelgrove, Helena Ga/R 2 3
rice Jersey cows, write for particu-
Jars; 2 nice Jersey heifers, $20 ea
_F F Keown, Tunnel Hill Ga Ree

Red pole full 4 1-2 yrs old, heavy milk |.

sirain $100; 2 yr old heifers, fresh in
ae 3 pretty spring heifer calves
-~ LL Wallace, 247 N Highland Av
tlanta Ga 1 reg yellow jersey hei-
fer 11 1-2 mos old, fine breeding $100
eash or exc 100 W L pullets; 1 3 mos
-old reg heifer, light fawn $50; 1 reg
heifer, freshen Nov, $125; 5 grade
heifers, good stock, 3 to 6 mos old
$100 Dob he
OI Shipley, Auburn Ga Gide jer-
sey male about 15 mos old, sell or exc
Ree for reg jersey heifer

Day Davis, Rutledge Ga 3 reg hei: :

fers, bred; 5 reg heifers, 1 yr old,
write for prices
J R Gibson, Midland Ga 1 good
cow fresh with 2nd calf
fae Goolsby, R 1 Graham Ga 1
- bull 7-8 jersey, 21 mos old, butthead-
ed $30 FOB uncrated
Alex Futch, Guyton Ga 1 Hoistein
~ milk cow, 5 gal 3rd calf, entitled to
reg, fresh in Nov, cheap = cash or
exc write Sux
GW Doolittle, Sandersaile Ga 2
extra nice jersey heifers to freshen
inside of 60 days; 1 jersey cow with
- young calf, fresh, giving 8 gal day;
1 goed grade cow to freshen in 60
days, has given 4 gal, $225 for lot,
will not crate
-. M Shackleford, Albany Ga Reg
"jersey bull calf, $50 sired by Little
_ Duchess Raleigh
- Fred C Geiger, Flintside Ga youre
Guernsey reg bull calves; high grade
heifers, all ages, heavy.
milk cows, Guernsey & other grades, |.
bargain prices, write
C V Stephens, Renfroe Ga I jersey
mate about 3 yrs old wt about 1000

write
J I Tucker, R 2 Atlanta Ga 1 _ jersey
~ heifer 4 1-2 mos old; 1 blk jersey

bull 14 1-2 mos old, sell or exc for]

heifer 18 mos old, bred write
8S G McNeill, Arlington Ga Reg jer-
S oe bull calves from 1 wk to 5 mos
old, grandsons of the famous import-
ed Combination Premier

a HOGS FOR SALE
L. H. Edenfield, on



ee SDiee They pigs, 6 wks old
Bi. 00 pr rez in buyers name, .or the
Tot of 22, not reg, for $100.00.

a a T. Patillo Jr. La Grange, Ga.,
Rt 6, 2 reg male Duroc Jersey shoats
$15.00 ea.

W. C. Matthews 1097 Oakdale Rd
Atlanta, Ga., Reg B. B.-blk P. C.

boar,.finest breeding and disposition, |

_ pink of cond, wt about 500 lbs, wish
to sell to keep from inbreeding, $150.-
0G or exc for bred sow, same breed
and male reg pig reg.

Welborn Fuller, Cecil, Ga., full
blood (Not reg) 18 mo. old te Be Pe
male wt. about. 300 lbs $35. Will exc.

_ for reg. jersey heifer or 3 horse riding
turn plow. .

J R Nichets, Fitzgerald Ga 15 head
shoats 7 mos old B P & C & Hamp-
_ shire mixed will take $100 for lot or
~ exe for good milk cow & diference

J C Stephens, Warthen Ga 1 spotted
F C boar about 8 yrs old in good con-
dition pure but not reg $20 fob pen

iol McCoy, Gibson Ga 10 nice full
duroe pigs about 50 to 55 Tbs $7.50
each, 12 Duroc & P C mixed 9 wks
old $5. each

T R Duggan, Warthen Ga S P Chi-

12 to 20 = old Reg. in

producing }

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MARKET

{for lot FOB Warthen
E W Burke, P O Box. 678 Macon.

Ga reg Berkshires; 1 3-yr old. boar
8 mos old pigs ready. for Nov ship-
ment, write for description and prices

J C Upshaw, Covington Ga Reg
Durocs; 3 May boars, about ready
ior ,.service, $20 ea; 1 big mature
orcod sow, bred to. Sensation. boar,
37 5- 1 deep cherry gilt, bred $40; a
few 8 wks pigs 40 to 45 Ibs $10;
| special boar wt about 55 lbs age 8
wks, $123.50

Boe Keown, Tunnel Hill Ga 2 yr
oid outstanding reg Duroc jersey boar
218 mos reg gilts, farrowing 12 pigs
in Ist litter 1 yr old boar, ee

F E Harrell, Mitchell Ga B B Blk
Guinea pigs $10 ea

Dr. W W Hill, Washington Ga Pure
bred P C pigs 8 wks old 36 crated
OB

G Pierce Moore, Culberton Ga 2
rez O I C mae hogs, farrowed Feb
7th 1927

S H Hearn, Palmetto Ga 8 Essex
2? pigs 7 wks old $5 ea ~

L W Burk, Thomasville Ga. Reg
Duroe gilt 7 mos old, cholera immune
$20 ea; 1 reg P GC male & 5 gilts; 4d
bred sow, write for-prices _

Hubert Varner, Sasser Ga 2 reg
spotted P C boar, 1 won Grand cham-

von at S. West Ga expositiongrand.
| with harness with or without good

champion $35other one $25
Fred C Geiger, Flintside Ga 1 reg
Duroc boar, also Duroc & P C hogs,

H C Waldrip, Forsyth Ga BR 1 reg |-

Duroc Jersey pigs, 2 mos old $10
with papers in buyers name "

C T Prosser, Milledgeville Ga R 3
-\ few pure pred B B Guinea boar
shoats, write for prices

A D MeNair,
type PC pigs, 9 wks old $5 ea, <
to reg

Mrs C A Black, The Rock Gn 1
Duroc Jersey gilt $30

O L Fuller, Curryville Ga B B
blk P C gilts & boars, sired by a

son of Armistice boy, $10 not reg or
$12 ea at 6 wks old reg, ready Oct.

23, litter of 11 pigs: 1 BB blk PC

brood sow Chief Lady Liberator

bred to a son of Armistice, to far-
cow in Dec 8 yrs old, gentle $75 at
home or $80 FOB

O W Carroll, Americus Ga 12 Du-
roc Jersey pigs, pure bred, 10 wks
old, wt about 45 Ibs, $8 ea or $72 fon

_ tbs not reg, gentle & easy to handle | che lot

F LL Walker, Newington Ga Pure
bred spotted P C pigs, 8 to 10 wks old
$25 pr

to farrow; 1 boar, all $30 ea or call
4 for $110

J C Thrasher, McRae Ga 10 S P C
pigs, 38 mos old $75 for lot; 10S PC
shoats, wt from 185 to 165: Ibs3
males & 7 gilts, $150 for lot at door,
not reg :

R, C_Brewer,
Berkshire sow, bred wt about 250 Ibs
$40 or exe; 1 Duroc sow, wt about
325 lbs $30

- John Cavender, Care So Ga Jr State
College, Douglas Ga 5 spotted P C
pigs, 8 mos old, 1 gilt & 4 moles, good
stock $15 ea & furnish se as

| with same



HORSES & MULES FOR SALE

P R Richardson, Gardi Ga 1 sorrel
chestnut mare, wt 1000 or 1100 Ibs,

good worker anywhere, smart, gentle

earries her head high, cost $175 but

will sell for $100 cash write for fur-.

ther information
- PM Williams, Baxley Ga 1 Fenian

big type, wt about 800 Ibs 6 yrs old

work anywhere $65

Mrs Scott Davis, Hogansville Ga
1200 lbs mare gentle, suitable for
draying or gen work $75 or will exc for
2 good cows fresh in not over 15 mi
from here

J M Snelgrove, Helena Ga R 2 1
pr fine mules, good cond, perfectly
gentle, 6 & 8 yrs old, sel reasonable
or exc write

M S Parker, 33 Exchange Pl At-
lanta Ga Good strong farm or wag-
on mule, in fine cond, sell reasonable
or exe for 3 gal fresh in milk cow,
write

JL Savage, Thomaston Ga R B.2

Mitchell Ga 7 B BY

W O Adamson, R 1 Box 109 Mor-.
row Ga 4 hogs, 1 lg sow; 1 gilt soon

-Ga Wants a trio of the
Giant or New Zealand red rabbits]
-swo does and one buck Will exc 2
oullets and 1 cockerel pure bred wht

Lula Ga R 3 1 reg Rock Fischel strain 7 mos old for|.

seed rye $1.50 bu
id | more FOB Blue Ridge Ga



RULLETIN

wt about 900 & 1200 write for prices

W D Watson, Loganville Ga Mare
wt about 900 Ibs in good cond $25

Mrs J C Dickens, Allentown Ga

1 7 yr old Ky bred saddle horse, all
saddle g aits, extra stylish, ae ak
bargain $150

Mrs Mittie Shropshire, Round Oak
Ga 1 thorse, wt. about 900 Ibs, good
cond cash or exe for good milk cow

Mrs Henry Welch, Eatonton Ga 1]

ie crait horse work | anywhere in

ood cond, when fat will weigh 1500.

lbs, will exe for 75 young pure bred
Barred Rock or Silver Laced Wyan-

dotte pullets or hens, young cattle or |

hogs

$175; 1 red horse colt, 1 1-2 yrs old

or racing type, a but untrained

$75

SHEEP & GOATS FOR. SALE &
he WANTEDS "<5,

- Robert Sexton, Chamblee Ga 1 Bil-
ly Goat good cond broke to work $5
or exe for nice female pig

W J Morgan, R 3 Stillmore Ga
Wants 200 head of goats Will pay
75 head

John Smith, Fort Valley Ga Rocky

Mt billy goat, well trained & gentle

heavy wagon, make best offer, write
for information .

Thos- J Weeks, Nowaan Park Ga
20 or 25 ewes in lot of 30 sheep, Na-
tine breed, average size, not many

over 2 yrs old, some have roamed

off to swamp, best price for lot of
30, $8.50 per head at-home, reasor
for selling, too old to. keep = with
them

PET STOCK FOR SALE & WANTED

Larkin Groover, Roswell St Ma-

rietta Ga 50 blue and white Home
pigeons 2Cc ea No orders filled for]

less than 5. M O or checks must ac:
company order

J W Bedelle, 79 N Forsyth St At
lanta Ga Fanicy white King pigeon $e.

or
L E Williams & Sons, Ty Ty Ge
6 rabbits 8 wks old 50c ea; 2 rabbit:

5 mos old $1 ea New Zealand Red:

Q A Benson, R 2 Ty Ty Ga 6 purc
bred white pink-e yed rabbits 3
old 75e ea
_F D Martin, Simpsonville Ss. C
Wants all the rabbits you can raise
Will take any kind Offers 75c pr. col

or mixed rabbits 90c pr. wiht. rabbits.
del here Want them Christmas and
pure Fulcaster wheat, recleaned, $2

Haster only
Mrs H C Cruce, R 4 Lawrenceville
Flemish

same ~
R C Poole, Phen Vista Ga Mated |

bore wht Kinks pigeons Si. 50 | youn"

stock 50c ea
Fred Blissit, Luella Ga i pr je!

blk rabbits, full grown $1.50; 2 stee

Gray Flemish Giant does, 2 yrs old, $2?
1 pr steel grey Flemish Giants, 3. -4

grown $1.25; 1 white pink-eye doe,

18 mos old, $1 or $5 for the lot, cash
with order

J R Thompson, Decatur Ga 2 An-
gora & several Rufus red rabbits full
grown, $1.50.ea .

Mattie B McPherson, . Rabun Gap
Ga 2 Groundol rabbits with 7 young
ones, $1 for old one & 25 ea for
young ones FOB |

LO Anderson, oe Ga2 Shet-
land pony mares 10 yrs old, guaran-
teed gentle & kind well marked, sell

for $50. Stallion near 3 yrs old lg.

size $75

Ss E Bramblett, Owings Ga Wants
rabbits, Good. breeding does at reas-
onable price

L L Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave
Atlanta Ga 16 prs home raised tame
gray doves, 20 prs red & splashed
Carneaux pigeons also Cavies

GRAIN FOR SALE

T Sparks, Rugby Ga Tall. _growing
in 15 bu lots. or

ree Anderson; Alma Ga R 3 1 blk
mare, 6 yrs old, wt about 950 Ibs
gentle & speedy, work to anythinfi -

sMhiraiag: October 20, 1927

IS Tankersley, Ellijay Ga Pace
Abruzzi rye seed at $2 eheck must
accompany the order

eC Couch, Turin Ga 300 bu pure
& sound Bancroft seed oats 802 bu;
blue stem seed wheat $1.75 bu; choices
oat straw $12 ton; wheat straw, 11

ton; 7 tons Peavine hay, bright &

nicely baled Ses ton; Peanut hay $20.
ton

dr: White, Apecvitle Ga 40 bu
Stovers. seed wheat, recleaned & in
even wt bags, free from pest & in-
sect $2; 25 bu Appler seed oats Tbe
but >

O B Brown, R 3 Madison Ga 50 bu
Texas Rust Proof oats 75 bu

bu white c
SIA Wilbanks, R 29 Comerce Ga

Cokers pedigreed Fulghum cats $1
bu or 10 bu for $9; pure Abruzzi rve

| $1.75 bu or 5 bu for $1.65 bu, will

exc for grade A syrup |

J L Burton, Robinson Ga Blue Stem
wheat, good & bright, $2 bu

JW Hill, Middleton Ga R 1 About

FOB Elberton
E S Jackson, R 4 MaMleiaeuile Ga
\Ferguson oats 80c bu
Mrs O L Callahan, Mieo busy Ga
Fulghum seed oats 80c bu

wt bags 80 bu -

W O Hamilton, Clarkston Ga 15
bu. Appler seed oats $1 bu

Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ca Texas -
Red rust proof seed oats 85 bu
freight paid on 25 bu lots; good feed
oats del 77 1-2 bu

-P J A Berkmans, Mayfield Ga 150
tons prime Laredo & Otcotan Soy
bean hay, packed in tight bales, write
for prices

RM Turner, Royston Ga Pure cer- ~
tified Bancroft seed oats $1 bu

Nelson Kea, Adrian Ga Georgia &
Abruzzi rye, write for prices

R W Shepherd, Madison Ga 1000
-bu rust proof & Fulghum seed oats
free from all objectionable seed,
write for prices naming amt vane
- C L Mouchet, Bowersville Ga R 1
Appler seed oats 68c bu; purple straw
seed wheat $1.75 bu; Abruzzi Rye
$1.60 bu, all orders ee

Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga Texas
Rust Proof seed oats 85c bu Good
white feed oats 75c bu, freight pd on
25 bu lots =

T B Fowler, Buford Ga Georgia
rye seed wheat, both $2 bu ~

AP Winston, Athens Ga 50 bu cf

buaveraged 23 bu per acre for past
four yrs
~W J Morgan, Stillmore Ga R 3 50 &

Aline Ga
-B F Murphy, Sandersville Ga Blue
Stem wheat, selected recleaned stock
for seed $2 bu.
J L Ellison, Sardis Ga 6 tons of
brab pea_ hay, bright & sound with a

ton.

WH Rohineon, Caine Ga Hastings
Hundred bu Appler & Bancroft seed
oats $1 bu

C E Nolan, Apalachee Ga 25 hans
Peavine, Sorghum & Otootan hay:
write for prices

A J Morgan, R 2 Senoia Ga 500
bu Bancroft seed oats write for sam-
ple & price ;

SECOND HAND MACHINERY |
FOR SALE

LO Anderson, Harlem Ga 6. HP ~
eng mounted on wheels, in good run-
ning cond, cheap Z

FC Drexel, Buena Vista Ga Bos-
trom farm level comp, good cond $10

J M Snelgrove, R 2 Helena Ga
Plow stock & plows, plow tools, reas-
onable or exc, write

O I Shipley, Auburn Ga 1 Deering
reaper, (not binder) sell or exe for
good mower or small power pea thrash

J L Savage, Thomaston Ga R B
8 turn plows; 1 lister plow; 3 corn



| planters; 1 distributor; 2 spring tooth .

cultivators; ES: Harrows



AB Blalock, R 2 Alto Ga 1 feed



J W Conine, Ellenwood Ga Fulghum |
| seed oats $1 oe 10 bu or more 90e

50 bw of Fulghum seed oats at 75c_ : :

Chas Adams, Social Circle Ga Fine. : 2
Texas Rust Proof seed oats in even _

bu Fulghum seed oats at $1 bu FOB

good sprinkling of | peas & grass $25
E Paersdiys archer 20, 1927

W. D-Watson, Loganville Ga Viltacts

& Lynchburg busters; 2 horse hay-
man stock; 2 horse Avery dise Plow;
42 horse oat-drill.: |

Mrs G (W Gulford, Ellaville Ga 1
Van.

- horse grain & fertilizer drill,
_ Brunt make, used very little, sell
for half price, write

Robt Fuller, Box 287 Adairsville,
Ga 1 8 HP Mogul International gas
eng, good cond; 1 10 HP-Intl gas
eng, needs only slight repairs; grist
mill in good. cond; wut for particu- |
_ lars

Mrs M F Tawar Morven Ga 1
Primrose cream separator No 1 in
good cond & 2 5- gal, cream cans, $30
for. both

A Hicks, Adel Ga 4 John Deer-
ing stag gang 4 horse plow, 12 inch
buttons. in firs tclass cond $30. or
exe for seed oats

O P Foster, Good Hope Ga i el

eng 1 half HP in first class cond $20
er exc for 20 pure breed C WL
al red or Barred Rock chickens

J H Leverette, R 1 Parrott Ga 6f

HP gas eng B F Avery make on
irucks $100; Tom Huston peanut
~sheller $10; peanut pickerfor fur-
ther information write

Box 38, Warm Springs Ga Coitip
fertilizer mixing plant including 20
HP gas eng, will sel or exc for 100
= AP steam: plant...
P Daniels, Waynesboro Ga Sec-

ond hand International hay baler in |:

) goed cout, with all oe made

_. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside Ga = ol
ives & 3 Sullivan. Towson
plows, 1 1-2 HP-& 1 6 HP gas eng.
Williamson stump puller comp with
eable, Universal grist mill, all above
in good cond, for - further informa-
tion write.

SYRUP FOR SALE & WANTED

E W &Sale, Jefferson Ga R 5 40
gal good home made syrup in sealed
gal bkts made this year 65c gal or
exe for Duroc shoats weight 75 lbs

Mrs C R Morgan, Americus. Ga
_ Pure evaporated made sugar cane sy-
rup, fine flavored, gal cans $1 in 3
-gal can shipments
-.. 01] Shipley, Auburn Ga Good bright
home made syrup, sell or exc for any-
thing can use

WH Davis, 3127 Montgomery. St
Savanah Ga Sorghum syrup 45c gal
in 85 gal pails; pure Ga Cane syrup
rebciled with corn syrup 45 gal; syrup
.ans &empty pails, write |



W B Fincher, Jr, Cairo Ga New.

crop pure Ga cane syrup in ee 35.
fal cypress bbls)
WoH Davis, 312. Monteomers St,

a sanrah Ga Wants sorghuwmpure |

au bbon cane syrup in bbls & cans |

HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLIES



S310 Crummy, Doctortown Ga Pure.
extracted honey put up in 10 lb pails.

6-10 Ib pails to case $6.40, one Ib pail
insured & prepaid by P P $1.50 3 lg
bbls of 50 gal each $1.10 per gal

J T White, Dublin Ga Wants. bees-
was in any quantity 30c Ib delvd
_. Marcus D May, Hinesville Ga Nice
- grade extracted honey in 60 lb cans
at 10 lb FOB here :
; Geo F Nussell, Sycamore Ga Ex-
~ tracted honeyamber friction _top
cans 9 Ibs net crate of: six cans $6.

_ Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga Nice
_ pure extracted honey in 5 Ibs cans
$1.30 del.
ee al Clements, Box 86 *rdiketon Ga
_ Heavy with honey, 1 beehive two va-
_ pors full honey, for further informa-
tion write
W O-Adamson, R 1 Box 109. Mow:
row Ga 15 stands of bees! not robbed
_ this year $15 at home

_ POTATOES FOR SALE & WANTED
_H V Pickelsimer, Hurst Ga Good

Irish potatoes in 1 bu bags del at

$1.50 by parcel post cash with order.

_. E Jackson, Lawrenceville, Ga
Sweet potatoes, can supply several
- local markets

J L Burke, Tifton Ga R A 100 bu

lots. or more sweet potatoees give
best price fob Tifton ;

tractor |

hire FC Dickens, Allentown Ga 1
car Porto Rican potatoes in bulk 60c
.per bu
~ Rufus Merriman, Elza Ga Porto
Rican sweet potatoes 65c hu hamper

Stem,
offer, write
J. A _Vandine, Dial Ga Irish po-

tatoes in truck loads $1 per bu at
farm, write when wanted

CORN & CORN MEAL FOR SALE &
ok WANTED

Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga Slip shuck
ear corn 80c bu (80 lbs) FOB So
Ga_ points

JM Snelgrove, Helena Ga Ri 2
Corn for sale

delvd

WE Shellnutt, Gilles Park Ga
Cash paid for white milling corn del
to S & W Milling Co, College Park,
must be shucked, prefer old

Dixie Poultiy Co, R 2 Augusta Ga
Wants 1 ton yellow cracked, cleaned

= ton wheat; 1-2 ton oats

RA Vender, Thomaston Ga Wants
shelled yellow corn and wheat, quote
prices sacked in 25 to 50 bu lots _

W H Kitles, Valona Ga Last years
2orn, write for prices

BEANS & PEAS FOR SALE ey
et WANTED ;

See Mirs Hubert Glen, Chicamauga Ga
| Winter beans, plant in fall bear in
feb and Mch 50c per 100; $1. 25 per
300

NB Wilson, Luthersville Ga Willet

& Nov will: stand freezing 30c
Te age

Fred I Baker Box 244 Columbus
'|Ga Lady peas wanted, send sample

R D Giles, Douglasville - Ga About
_ U0 Ibs pure white black eyed
qice & clean 10c per Ib or $20 for
me <1Ob..*.

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Wants
amy amount from 50 to 1 M bu of
sod, sound, absolutely straight clay
peas, free from bug's or worms, suit-
ible for eating purposes

John W Berryhill, Lakeland Ga 25
bu winter garden pea seed Thomas

ductive 20c Ib in small quantities del
by mail, 16c lb FOB in lots of 1 bu
or more
- EC: Payne, Box. 88 Athens
Small quantity rich. &
quote price

Mrs A F Ayers, Dee Rose Ga
| Bunch butter beans 20c per lb FOB
| D F Hall, Wrightsville Ga R 6
40 or. 15 be red hull speckle peas,
his years crop, pure $2 per bu
oat Beasley, Lavonia Ga California

Ga
lady peas,

per bu

-2ar load lots velvet beans in pod to
offer

W M Davidson, 2 Maysville Ga
ron clad peas, make offer

R 8 Lady peas 10c lb under 50 Ibs;
ver 50 Ibs 8c Ib
M H King, Woodland Ga Wants
2 or 3 tons of velvet beans, make
xest price del
Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga R 1
Winter eng peas, Nov & Dec plant-
ing 30c Ib; wirtter beet seed 10c
ke
: R N Etherde; Jackson a (Wants
peas & beans, of all varieties, mail
samples & prices
W C Whitten,

plant 1 to the hill 18 inches apart,
pea spreads & puts up 10 to 12 run-
ners, needs no sticking, will stand se-
vere freeze, plant-in Oct or Nov, very
prolific, splendid for truck farm, 40c
lb, cash with. order, cant mail sed
without postage, add postage

eye mush peas $3 bu, 1927 crop, cash
with order

| CF Maddox, R 2 Buford: Ga New
crop. Willet's Wi onder frost proof fan-
jcy Eng peas for fall planting, 25e



| Tbs. 5 Abs$15. Bere: aed avhite

FOB Lyons Ga or will exc; Vine Big |
Jersey potatoes for seed, make :

60. lbs to b

D P Martin, Cabhivan Ga Has for
Sale nice table corn meal $1.10 bu

2ew wander bush english pea plant |

variety cold resistant & very pro- |

| lack eyed peas Be Ib Iron clads $2.50
Finch Walker, Dublin ey Will uae

J E Martin, Flowery Branch Ga 5:
a Ga Good seedling pecans about 100.

Newborn Ga 100.
{lbs known as Winter Garden pea,

Fred Reed, Martin Ga R 2 Black}



MARKET BULLETIN

sugar crowder peas, $1.35 pk, $5 bu;
choice Baby Lima butter-beans L5c |
lb, del in, 5 Ib lots or more

Vv Bramhold, Mt Airy Ga Sioa
Crowder peas, 10 lb post paid .

W R Stephens, R 1 Flowery Branch
Ga Sugar crowder & cream crowder

| peas 10c lb; $1.40 pk & $5 bu; cash

with order i

B F Barnes, Warm Springs * "Gai
Willets Eng peas $15 Re or 380c lb
u

-D P Eller, Ochlochnee Ga Wiillets
New Wonder bush frost proof Eng
peas, $15 bu or $4 pk, 30 Ib

C E Abbott, Warrenton Ga Brown
sugar crowder peas, 5 Ibs 50c, 12 Ibs
$1; marrow flats, best table peas
known 4 Ibs, 50c; 10 Ibs, $1 postpaid;
Speckled peas, & Claybank, slightly
mixed, $2 bu ea

WH. Davis, .312 Monteomery St
Savannah Ga Wants Clay cow peas

Mrs MJ Patterson, Cordele Ga

R B Winter beans 85c pt del

Mrs L M Aderhold, Lavonia Ga Su-
gar crowder & Lady peas, 10c lb -

PECANS & PEANUTS FOR SALE
& WANTED

J C Smith, Monticello Ga Budded
paper shell pecans, Schley, Stuart.
and Success varieties or will exe for
Milch icows, or jersey grade heifers

M F Jones, Metter Ga Several hun
bs paper shell pecans now. ready;
stuart & Schleys, Stuarts 35 Ib Seh-
eys 45c lb FOB

Mrs W T Boney, Rhine Ga Tebontt
200 lbs large paper shell pecans. Oct

-15th- del, make best offer, about 100

lbs seedlings 15 Ib

J R Sloan, Camilla Ga Wants to
exe budded pecan, Satsume orange
or Japanese persimmon trees, young
vigorous. stock from reputable nurs-
ery for new hog wire fencing or
-ortland cement

He Go? Drexel. Buena _ Vista
za Pecan trees Stuart & Schleys all
zood budded stock 50c per tree

Neon W Buchanan, Americus. Ga
Will pay spot cash for all varieties
decans any amt

R S Broadhurst, 110 Lamar Bircet
mericus Ga Wants to buy all varieties
saper sheli pecans, highest cash pric-
2s paid, send sample

southland-Pecan Co, Columbus -Ga
We are in the market for new crop
seedling & paper shell pecans in any
quantity, send sample & state price

Sam Stafford, The Rock Ga Wants
pecans, send sample. Quote price

Lewis. Holt, Sandersville Ga Has
for sale 4M four: old Schley & Stuart
nut trees, Inspected

8S K Simon, Albany Ga Government
inspected pecan trees, Schleys & Stu-
arts, 5 to 8 ft high, sell or exe for]
oceans or peas

J & Johnson, R 1 Shellman Ga
State inspected budded pecan trees,

all leading varieties, prices reason- |

able

DA Tanners Statesboro Ga Bud-
ded pecan trees, Schley & Stuart,
will exc for hogs _

Mrs H S Turner, R 6 Fitagerald

to lb, 20 Ib - = -
Mrs J B Harris, R 2 Pinehurst Ga
Big paper shell. pecans, make offer

on 50-100 lb lots

F C Geiger, Flintside Ga Fine pe-
can trees of standard varieties, all
sizes, write for low price
~W 4H Robinson, Cairo Ga Wants
oecans of all varieties, mail samples
& state lowest price & quantity of
ea variety ee

-W L Bond, R 3 Ochlochnee Ga, Ga
Grown N C peanuts $1.35 bu

Mrs W M Davidson, Maysville Ga
R 3 Spanish peanuts to be del. Oct
30th

~ SEED FOR SALE & WANTED

MS Beck, Riverdale Ga Has old
fashioned bull tongue broad leaf to-
bacco seed 10c per tablespoon full
large quantities cheaper

Mrs C W Jones, McRae Ga R 2
Cabbage-Collard seed 50 Ib or exc
for flower bulbs .

GW Allen, The Rock Ga Burr clo-
ver seed



PAGE THREE

E M Travis, Fayetteville Ga 8 lbs
of fine watermelon seed Pride of
Georgia, $1 lb -

A EF Underwood, Conyers Ga Mixed

| turnip. seed, 25 ibs seven top. and

Southern prize mixed cheap,
offer on lot or part
F F Stokes, Fitzgerald Ga Extra s
yearly & Charleston Wakefield new
crop seed $1 per lb; 10 lbs $9 del
Mrs A S Pauwik, Ocilla Ga White *-
& yellow cling stone peach seed Be =
per 2 doz
T Lester Massey, Danielsville G:
Lone Star cotton seed best I ev
planted $2 per bu FOB Comer, onl
10 bu for sale, culled. 30 lbs to bu
W 'W! Williams, Quitman Ga Cab-
bage seed $1 per Vb collard 50c prize
taker onion sets $1 pk or 602 gal.
Bermuda onion, seed $3 per lb Ruby
King pepper $3 Tomato: seed $1

ee beat, ;

S B Kinard, Jackson Ga Recleaned a

burr clover. seed 8e lb

~W A Epperson, ae :

Commerce

Wants a few bu of Russell big boll

cotton seed, pure
Mrs R E Barnes, Graymont Ga eae :

-lad garden pea seed 25-lb Winter

garden pea 25c lb or exc for dried ap
ples at 10c lb-or peaches i

G A Lamar, Powersville Ga Im ~

proved Petty Toole Cotton seed 1927
grown bale per acre yield $1.20 Pre
bu FOB
Mrs L T Vaughn, R 29 Commerce :
Ga Seven top turnip seed slightiy ~
mixed with pita top globe turnip
seed 30c lb or 5 ibs 25c, 10 to Me Ib
lots 20 Ib :
J W. Conine, Ellenwood Ga 6: bu e
white velvet okra _ seed, make best,
offer :
Fred Carmichael, R 3 MeDonough
Ga Pride of Ga watermelion seed,
special price on 100 lb lots, write
J T Ponder, Whigham Ga Wants to
know the address of the man who
ordered 5 lbs collard seed from him
IS Richardson, Elberton Ga R 9 150 __
lbs Willets Wonder Eng pea seed
frost proof, plant from Nov to early
spring 25c lb, 5 lbs for $1 del; 100
bu pure Wanamaker Cleveland cot-
ton seed, only 1 yr from bee $1 i
per bu ih
Ga 1 5lbs Seven top- turnip 20 Rela
home, 25e by P P y

R P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga Im- ~

proved Marlboro seed corn & Cleve-
land Big Boll coton seed, sell or will
exc for oats, wheat, /peas, corn at .

farmers pricecaw use some SPU ne

also. d
Mrs E L Smallwood Ashburn a 48
Ibs wild sweet hay seed $1 per lb, new
crop, wel -cured

Mrs B Salter, Bartow Ga 500 bu -
of Half & half cotton seed $1 bu
on board the train at Bartow Ga

Miss Jessie Cash, R 3 Flowery

Boanah Ga Old fashioned peach seed

rae free stone & cling stone, ioc

Tre CA Wilbanks, R 29 Coninherce:
Ga Seven top, slightly mixed with Re :
ple top globe turnip seed 30c lb,
lbs 25 10 to 15 lbs, lots 20c ay

Mrs Y A Dial, R-2 Monroe Ga ~
Bermuda onion seed 15 teacupful; ak
red onion buttons 20 qt

.WW McEver, Braselton Ga Pur-
ple top globe & Seven top Aragon
spinach; collard seeds all 35 lb; D E
rape seed 20c lb, all postpaid ea
Mrs LM Aderhold Lavonia Ga cou-

theri Prize & White Globe turnip ._

seed 30c lb; red ee onion Sets, ig
35 per qt

VEGETABLES. FOR SALE &
WANTED

Mrs J E Martin, R 5 Gainesville .

Ga turnip. salad 4c lb; red pomer- |

mians pepper 38 ft string 20 add We

postage



Mrs Jack Sale, Waleska Ga R eae
5 lbg or ripe hot pepper 40c lb, add =~

postage cash with order a
Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery Briaek o
Ga R 3 Green & red hot pepper 35c
gal or 15 qt; scullion button sets |
15 pt; Egyptian onion.sets.15 pt
C F Maddox, R 2 Buford Ga Genu-~
ine, recleaned old fashioned multiply-
ing shellot onion sets for fall plant-
ing: 1c tb Rao. Be: of nes lbs del



ig for in seqtion 1103, Act of October 3,

_ IMPORTANT:









PAGE FOUR.





BUREAU OF MARKETS |
x H. BISHOP, Director

DEPARTMENT AGRICULTURE
EUGENE TALMADGE
Commissioner

, Issued Weekly, Each Thursday

Entered as second class matter February 15,
1922, at the Postoffice: at Atlanta, rgia
under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accep for

mailing at special rate of postage ae







Each individual ad for the
Bulletn should be 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 Bulletin. Our services are en-
tirly FREE.



We wish to have the names of
all buyers of hogs, cattle, corn,
sweet potatoes, hay, seed and oth-
er Georgia products on our mail-
ing list. We trust they will not
fail to advise us direct when they
are in the market.



One bushel of corn will make
about three pounds of butter fat
is a statement generally recog-
nized as true by.authorities in dai-
rying.

Since the present price of but.
ter fat is now about 48, it is easy
to see that a bushel of corn would
bring $1.29.

The Georgia farmer is usually
short on cheap roughage, the most
important of which is legume hay.
Each cow needsabout 2 1-2 tons
of good legume hay from frost un-
til grass.



Dr. Milton P. Jarnagin, Profes-
sor, Animal Husbandry Division,
State College of Agriculture,
writes us the following:

T trust that you will succeed
in yeur commendable attempt to
broaden the use of the Georgia
grown hay. s a general rule,
livestock owners are making a
mistake in feeding relatively too
small an amount of roughage in
proportion to the amount of con-
centrates given their animals.
This may be due.to the fact that
in many instances Northern grown
hay is fed. After the freight rate
is added the price necessarily be-

comes very much higher, and the

tendency is to use it sparingly.
Tf our feeders would pay more
attention to the actual digestible

nutriments contained and less at- |-

tention to color and appearance
of hays, I believe there would be
a greater demand for the home
product. Timothy is the standard
generally used in comparing all
other hays. On an average this
zontains 3 per cent of digestible
crude protein, 42.8 per cent of
earbohydrates, and 1.2 per cent of
fat.

Alfalfa hay which ean be
readily grown in much of the
Northern half of the State con-
tains on an average 10.6 per cent
of digestible crude protein, 39 per
cent carbohydrates, and 9 per cent
of fat.

Cowpea hay runs about 13
per cent of digestible crude pro-
tein, nearly 34 per cent of carbo-
hydrates, and 1.1 per cent of fat.



MARKET BULLETIN.

stacked for handling or



MARKET

Lespedeza hay shows an anal-

ysis of 8.6 per cent of digestible |

erude protein, 41.1 per cent car-
bohydrates, and 1.1 per cent fat.

.*Johnson grass hay earries 2.9

per cent of digestible crude pro-

tein, 45 per cent of perhony cuter,
and 1 per cent of fat.

A good quality of peanut vine
hay from which the nuts have
been removed, shows an analysis
of 6.9 percent of digestible crude
protein, 43 per cent of carbohy-
drates, and 2.5 per cent of fat.

These figures would indicate
that most of our Southern grown
hays are superior to those shipped
in, and there is no reason why
there should not be a much more
extensive use made of them.



Mr. W. E. Bobo furnishes us the
following timely information:

Below is given a few simple
suggestions if followed will go a

lone way toward making your

sweet potato crop show a profit.
The crop is now made and the
next most important thing to do
is to save it in a way that will turn
it inte money.
REMEMBER THE WHOLE
SKIN ON A POTATO IS AS
NECESSARY AS THE WHOLE |
SHELL ON AN EGG. No use to
get excited about this statement,
but simply take a little time and
get ready to handle them right
and it will be easy.

(1) They must be dug before
frost injures the vines.

(2) There are half a dozen
methods of digging potatoes but
Best results are obtained with 4

sixteen inch turning plow run one

furrow to the row. This turns up
all the potatoes. The next best
method is to bar off the row with
ordinary turning plow and throw
out potatoes with middle splitter.

(3) Pick up potatoes from each

row and pack in erates, right
there, on the row; instead of
throwing them into heaps. Have

the most careful hands pick up
ONLY the No. .1 potatoes and
place them carefully into crates,
leaving the lower grades to be
picked by another set of hands.
Break off all strings and long
roots. = ee

(4) Get all potatoes into the
storage house the same day they
gre dug..

(5) Be careful to see that crates
are not packed so full as to bruise
the top layer when crates are
in the
storage house. :

Curing and storing is a simple
but very definite thing. Slip shod
hap-hazard methods will not get

results, but if a few simple, com-

mon sense rules are applied you
will be amply rewarded for your
effort.

Interest in dairying and_ live
stock is increasing at a rapid rate
in Georgia.

Mr. W. W. Fitzpatrick of the
American Guernsey Cattle Club
said at the oSutheastern Fair:

We had more interest from
the farmers around the ring side
this year than we have ever had



rin any show in the South.

sheep be used to
|pastures with cattle to destroy
noxious weeds and undergrowth?



BULLETIN ee

Professor Frank W. Fitch, of
the State oes of Agriculture,
said :

There has been two itndred
per cent increase in numbers en-
rolled in our Registered Calf
Clubs. Fourteen new counties
are represented who have taken

no interest in dairying improve-
In 1926, eigh-]

ment heretofore.
teen calves Were exhibited. This
year there were one hundred and
forty. These
calves, all. raised and owned by
the club boys and_ girls, come
from farms where there are no
pure bred dairy animals, and will
almost surely become foundation
animals for small herds of good
dairy cows..
ber of spectators at the show ring
this year indicates greater gener-
al interest in dairying.



WANTEDNames of rons
of Georgia Sorghum ee
dress Market Bulletin.



WANTEDInformation from
Georgia sheep raisers. What va-
riety of sheep are best suited to
Georgia conditions and best pro-
tect themselves from dogs? May
advantage in

When grazed with cattle, do
sheep form the habit of going to
the cattle to tees them from
dogs?

VEGETABLES FOR SALE AND |

WANTED
Wa Adamson, R.1 Box 109 Morrow
A S Hicks, Adel Ga. 10 hampers of
nice select Bell peppers every wk,
$2 per hamper

Mrs Henry Welch, Eatonton Ga

Yellow Mexican pepper, very hot &

something fine 50c string; red hot
pepper 25c string, 5 strings | oi, exc
bu for fine pig

C A Wilbanks, R 29 Asin ee Gal,

White multiplying onions for fall

vlanting 60c gal del

G A Dasher, R 4 Box 13 A Fancy
yellow crookneck squash $1.50 per.
bu hamper; egg plant $1.75 per bu
hamper.

Mrs C R Sorrels, R 1 Monroe Ga
Old fashioned scullion onion sets 25

pt
Mrs Ida Allen, R 1 Temple Ga Hot

red pepper 30c lL:

Mrs W T Chappell, R 2Macon Ga
Wants white nest onions, state price
Fred I Baker, Box 244 Cdlumbus
Ga Wants tomatoes, velvet okra, but-

terbeans, stringless green pod beans :

ete Write before shipping

fashioned shellots for fall planting 40
per gal white multiplying onion sets
50e per gal delyd no stamps

EK. P Mays, Lovejoy Ga Has 100
Ibs hot red pepper, make best offer

Wi L Spearman, Sale City Ga Pi-
mento nepper for sale or exc make
best offer

C C Puckett, Newnan Ga R 2 White
multiplying onions $2 per bu Okra
seed 15 lb, white willow butter beans
& bunch bean seed 20c Ib ane frost
turnip seed 40c lb

Mrs W M Davidson, R 3. Mayavills

Ga Hot red pepper 2be per be os

or exc, write j

FRUITS FOR SALE & WANTED
Mrs T Chamblee, Woodstock Ga
20 Ibs bright dried apples free from



worms & dirt 20 lb add postage

T J Dowdy, Lumpkin Ga R 5 Wants
home dried peaches. worm free, state
price

~

registered dairy]

The increased num-|.

garly jersey and Chas

| plants, 3 for 25c divd





Thursday, October 20, 1927
MrsJ L Burk, | Tifton Ga Rt A well

rooted scuppernong vines 6) for $1,

2 yr old grape vines $2.25 per doz add ~

postage

Mrs J L Coe Eastanollee, Ga, will

exe pot plants for dried fruit, onions,
rhubarb, white feed and flour sacks

PLANTS FOR SALE AND WANTED
Lee Crow Buford Ga Rt 2 Klon-



dyke and Lady Thompson strawberry
plants, 380c per 100, $2.25 per M del.

MrsLee Head -Cleveland Ga, ever-

-bearing strawberry plants 75c per

Se

100 or $6 per M. Klondyke and Miss-

ionarys 50c per 100 or $4 per M

Enoch Hayes Rt 2 Buford Ga: large
and ext large Greater Baltimore and

New Stone tomato plants moist pack-

ed, 300-50c; 500-65; 100-$1.15; 5000- =

$4. 25 postpaid

Mrs. C. R Sorrels Monroe Ga., Lu-.

cretia dewberry plants 5c each 50c
doz; 2 doz $1.

jassamin 20 each add pstg.
L J Vollrath, Winston Ga Everbear-

ing strawberry plants, 100-35 300 $1;

exc plants for bermuda. onions, eng-
lish pea seed or peanut ;

C M Wilbanks Alto. Ga cabbage
plants for sale $1.15 per 100 del 2

Mrs Cora Turner Rt. 4 Cleveland

Ga, July pear sprouts 20c each, 6
for $1; everbearing strawbery plants

40 per 100, Lady Thompson same

price; black raspberries: 3 for 25c,

red same price, peach, plum and goose >

plum sprouts 20c each

_ Andrew Clark Thomasville Ga frost
.proof cabbage plants $1 per 1000; 65 .
per 500
(W W Williams Quitman Ga frost
proof cabbage plants, $1 per 1000 col-

lards $1; onions $1.25

Walter W McEver, Braselton Ga
Wakefield,
heading varieties collards, Yellow and

erystal wax bermuda onion, all 500 2

for 75c; $1.25 M delvd; 6 M $6. f ob
cash with order prompt shipment
Bertha Beasley, Dublin Ga Rt 6
Lady Thompson and Klondyke straw-
berry plants 50c per 100 dlvd

; Mrs. E F Cleveland Rt 3 Elberton 8
Ga 1 lb dried sage 40c, 11 rooted cape ce





J T Patillo LaGrange Ga, Sage

C M Crow Rt 1 Gainesville,
fall and winter heading

Ga
cabbage =



plants now ready; 300 50c, 500. 75c, ~

1000 $1.25 post pd or $1 per 1000
Jexpressed 5000, $4.50, 10,000, $67.50. =
Miss Anna Crow Rt 1 Gainesville,

Ga, Klondyke strawberry plants one

yr old: free of disease, 85c per 100; ee

$2. 25 per 1000 dlvd. Soe

Clay Evans Rt 1 Flowery Branch Zs
Ga frost proof cabbage plants, Earl
Jersey and Chas Wakefield now ready

500 for 75c; 1000 for $1.25 or exp.

col. $1 per M; 5000. $4.75 Klondyke

trawberry plants 500 $1.50; 1000 $2. 50
mailed.
EC Winzo, Flowery San. Ga

Charles Wakefield cabbage plants 25
per 100; 50c for 300; 75 for 500;

$1.25 per 1000 or $1 per M exp.
-E B Travis, Riverdale Ga Himal-
aya berry plants 50 for $1 dlvd

ae . Paulk Ocilla Ga large purple
jand wihte fig trees bearing a nota.
Mrs W D Hopkins, Canon Ga Old. er ee

30 and 50c; rooted bearing mulberry
rees 1 and 2 yrs old 15 7 20c; large red
plum trees 10 and 15c del;
peach trees 10. and 15c del. sour pum-
granite bushs rooted 25c large bush

C B Lavette Sparks Ga Earyl Jersey
Wakefield cabbage plants $1 per M

or $1.25 post pd del. Oct 20th, write.
Nelson Kea, Adrain Ga

and collard plants write for prices
B F Hartman, Ochlochnee Ga. Rt

1 cultivated blackbery plants $1.25
per 100; $5 per 500; $8 per 1000 del;
| Magnolia trees 2 ft $1.50; 6 ft $2. 50 2

each 6 or more $2 each f ob -

C P Mostmiller LaGrange Ga wants ,
4000 Klondyke strawberry and. Lady *

Thompson plants, send sample and

best price for cash must be. true to =

name

Mrs L E Mobley Gleniville Ga
Lg and early variety
pants 30c hun; $1.25, 500; $2.00 M
@

4

all size

Cabba ge ee 3

ae aS

J H Call Rt 4 Ellijay Ga Progressive

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ng -and_ Klondyke strawhber-
$2 per Mf

H ae Thomasville
phage plants 500 65c; 1000 $1;
prompt, shipment.

Keuey Forest Park Ga Klon-
trawberry plants $2.50 M cul-
bunch black berry $2 M all

R L Robinson Greenville Ga.,
e sweet crabapples, 50c gal delvd.
1 Ward. Adairsville Ga, blk and
erries, lg wild goose, blue Daw-
red June plum, horse and cheese
, concord grapes, all good size
oots 25c. ea
C R-Sorrels Rt 1 Monroe Ga
wild goose, blue Dawson and
| plum, June and May cherry,
Eng peach trees, Sept clinging
all 1 yr old, 10 ea or 12 for
yr tree, same kind 15c ea or
or 12, add postage
Tumlin fancy apples
and. crated, $2.00 bu; tree run

state price and kind
McClure Quill Ga nice dried
20c Ib del, cash with order
WWW Christian Danielsville,
RFD 1 nice dried peaches free |
n worms 15c lb add postage

c N Williams, Tiger Ga blk Twig
s per bu box $3 CO DKen-
is, Yates, Terry Winter.

-E Leverett Rt 1 Atlanta Ga ade
ipson strawberry red raspberry

ted

Yr! Ray Hemphill Flowery Branch

. Rt 1 Lady Thompson strawberry
S 35c per hun; $1 M; Klondyke

rry plants $2. 75 M cash with

mproved Klondyke strawberry
lant $2.50. per M postpaid
Mrs Ida M Allen Rt 1 Temple Ga
2 dry sage 60c Ib
Ned Turner Glen Ga several
arieties strawberry plants all mixed
Oc per hun hhimalayas bery vines
Se per 100 add postage
0 L Durand Gainesville Ga Rt 2
a collard plants 15c per 100, $1 M;
zady Thompson strawberry plants
Ee 100, $3, M
ena. Holland Flowery Branch
a Klondyke strawberry, Missionary
awbery plants, both $2.50 per M
dd postage
C. Owens Flowery Branch Ga
ae BEN eEY. plants $3
e

Rowland Box 334 Athens Ga., J
trawberry plants, progressive ever-
bearing $2. 25 per M, or 25 per 100;

id d postage in small lots orddered 2

BUTTER & EGGS FOR SALE
& WANTED
Mrs. J C Rogers Pelham Ga eggs
rom Parks strain barred rocks $1.50
or 15, $5 per 100. Reg permit rating
189, April thatch pullets same
d $1.50 and $2 ecah |
T Almon Midland Ga pure S.
| Wyandotte eggs $1 for 15.
Happy Hollow Poultry Farm, Bar
arbor: Fla wants immediately sev-
ral 1000 hatching eggs, white rocks,
arred rocks, R I Reds or Wyandottes
n any quantity from 10 dz to 200 dz
per week for a few weeks; eggs must
e not over 1 week old and from
sound healthy stock and hatchable,
vill pay 10c above market price for
, Write
Mae Holgood Rydal Ga Rt 2 4 to
| Ibs yellow butter per week post
paid 45c Ib, I pay for return of box
Mrs C R Sorrels Rt 1 Monroe Ga
) . : lbs fresh butter per week 50c
le
Wiley Westbrooks Suwanee Ga
vants 350 eggs for setting, will give
| pullet or cockerel for ea setting of
5 eggs, no small breed accepted, ref-
neces
in T Miller Columbus Ga wants
al cases of infertile eggs ea wk,
before shipping _



well

Pedue Rt A Box Bd Dnald:
lle, Ga wants a 100 bu of nice

June cherry aad horse apfels, |

as Martin Flowery Branch Ga |

-Sandy Grass Poultry Farm. Roy-
ston Ga will set pure bred eggs on
50-50 basis, any amount up to 800

Mrs Alice Ballew Rt 2 Ranger Ga
4-5 Ibs nice yellow butter per wk 35c
Ib. parties furnish cartons and postage

/ Mrs C H Logue Stapleton Ga. Fish-
el st White Rock eggs for full hatch-
ing $1.25 per 15

Mrs. W D Lee Bawden Ga, Rt 5
wants to supply hotel or boarding
house, 3 to 6 lbs of fresh persey

washed and clean, 45 lb del, 12 mos
contract

_ Mrs Milton Summer Sylvester Ga Rt
3 Barred Rock eggs, Thompson strain

prize stock, $1 per 15 cartons: to be
returned

E T Almon Midland Ga wants 200
pure Regal Doreas White Wyandotte

est price for cash; also has for sale
ac SL Wyandotte eggs $1 for 15
e

Mrs J E Steadain Rt A Bainbridge
Ga Thompson Imp Ringlet Barred
Rock eggs $1 per 15, $8 for 50

Mrs H H Freeman 1499 McLendon
Ave, Atlanta Ga, Tompkins st RAT
Red eggs $1.50 for 15

Mrs J B Harris. Pinehurst, Ga, s
G RI Red hatching eggs, Donald-
son and Owen st at $1.50 for 15

INCUBATORS FOR SALE AND
WANTED

Alice Stokes Rt 8 Jasper Ga wants
incubator 250 or 300 egg size in good
condition will exc for same

W A Vindiver Rt 8 Martin Ga wants
any standard make incubator 200 or
250 egg capacity, will exc for same
must be in god condition
Mrs J R Gibson Midland Ga 100
egg capacity incubator, will exc for
surkeys, ducks or chickens

Dixie Poultry Farm Rt 2 Meroasts
Gt one 400 egg capacity cypress ma-
chine, hatched 85 pct last hatch. $30
crated f o. b

Griffith Poultry Farm Esom. Hill,
Ga Two 0 chick ' National. Blue.
Flame Broders $7.50 ea, good condi-
tion; one 600 egg Queen Incubator
Bb 2 season good condition $40
fo

HL Wallace Bowdon Junction Ga
Sol Hot Brooders 100 to. 100, - $9 to
$18, all new



air incubators in excellent condition
Mrs C E Parker Rt 1 Atlanta Ga,
For sale or will exc for 50 wht leg-
horn pullets or other good breed one
340 egg capacity Wisconsin incubator
and one 500 chick Sol Hot brooders
ased 3 times both in perfect condition

wants 1 Bell City incubator 140 or.
-200 egg capacity must be cheap for

for same
MM Simmons 102 Greenwood Pisco
Decatur Ga several good incubators
from 50 to 250 capacity for sale
reasonable 1-500 coal broder $14
Mrs P K Cox Metter Ga one 350

legge Buckeye incubator; two 500 chick |

Buckeye brooders lot "of metal feed

will sell brooder, incubator and feed
trough for $50 f o b Meter Ga.

Hal Nix Commerce Gt Rt 12 1 500
ege capacity Imperial,coal broder, has
automatic regulator practically new,
$10 fob

R D Giles, Douglasville Ga wants 1
250 egg reliable make incubator in
perfect condition also 1-500 cap. oil
burner brooder, must. be cheap, will

for same soon as can be hatched

M A Davis Martin Ga 3 good incu-
bators, sizes 250, 275 and 400 cap.
if interested write

A W Wiley Whigham Ga 1- 103 de-
gree incubator cap 550 eggs; in good
condition also 1 same make brooder
1000 chick cape. oil burner, been used

truck in good condition
Mrs. R T Goodson, Chickamauga Ga
wants.a lg incubator, write for par-



ticulars



MARKET BULLETIN

butter per wk, 100 per cent pure, well.

hatching eggs, Martin st, quote low-

A R Bennett Madison: Gas 2 Hot

ea
Mrs L. E Mobley Glennville Ga]

cash or will exc strawberry plants *
W L hens 15 mos old $12.50 for lov

troughs and water cup for baby chicks |

exc 175 RI Red or W Leg baby chicks

1 time will sell or exc for 1-2 ton]



CHICKENS FOR SALE

Leghorns For Sale
Mrs Mamie, McClure Lic Log Ga

2 BL cockerels 6 mos old $1 ea ox]

will exe for 1 duck Wing game cock-
erel or 1 Cornish cockerel not under
6 mos old or over 10 mos old

C E Smith Braselton Ga Dk Ever-
lay stran cockerel Thormahlen strain
$2 ea

Mrs J O Stewart Gardi Ga 4 W L
hens $1.25 ea or exc for 7 hens and
1 cock. mixed bantams

M A MeDavis Martin Ga 100. Ever-
lay strain Apr hch B L pullets make
offer

Se AE Beasley Raventa Ga. Tanecred
strain W L pullets $1.50 ea Everlay
strain B L pullets $1.50 ea, cockerels
$2.50 ea. pullets ready to lay-

Mrs J O Stewart Gardi Ga has 3
W Lens $1.25 ea or exc for 3 dos
and 1 buck and 2 female guinea pigs
and 1 male

B R Vandergriff Diamond, Ga pure
bred W L cockerels 75c ea -

-F D Harwell Rt 2 Danielsville Ga
B L pullets 4 mos old 75c ea

Rufus McLarty Villa Rica 100 R

L pullets and 5 cockerels Apr pace

sie ea

JS Dykes Rt 8 Cosine Ga 8 or}

10 B L pullets 5 mos old 75 ea.
2WL pulle ets 5 mos old 75c ea

A O Bowles Riverdale Ga Barron-
English strain W L hens and cock-
erels eggs for hatching

P E Jackson R 1 Lawrenceville Ga

W L cockerels $1 each

A J Lovelady Ball Ground Ga 100
B L Everlay strain hens $1 ea
H Bowling Murrayville Ga 25 W

'L pullets $1 ea 4.mos old 50 W L pul-

lets 6 mos old $1.50 ea Tancred st.
EM Travis Fayetteville Ga 1 W L
(eae Young strain i
H O Williams R Av Millen Ga Tan-
ered strain W L cockerels direct from
Morgans

-- Arthur E Haugen Elberton Ga 30

W L hens laying $33. Also 5 Mam-
moth Pekin Ducks $8; one pr Japan-
ese Silkies $5; Ten Wh Wyandotte
pullets and 1 cockerel $16.50:

Mrs R E Barnes Graymont Ga 10
Everlay strain -B L hens $10 or exc

G F Sheppard R 5 Fitzgerald Ga
about 300 No 1 W L hens 2 yrs old.
Make best offer |

M E Murphy Talmo Ga Oct an.
Nov Baby chicks 6 1-2c up 17 bre ,
100: pet live del guaranteed | :

Ottowa Poultry Co Jesup Ca Ferris
strain cockerels Mch heh write fox

prices 4

Mrs. P K Cox Meter Ga 50 7:
ered strain W L pulleas $1.25 ea a

6 cockerels $1.50 ea Mch hch. Also

50 Apr heh pullets and cockerels 75

Mrs W D Watson Logansville
3 W L cockerels Apr hch $1 ea oi
eee for WL pullets

L E Williams & Son Ty Ty Ga 10

Hrs W M Vickers Siloam Ga pur.
bred Ferris strain W L cockere
Mch hch 75c ea

Mrs C C Williams Round Oak Ga $
pure bred Kerlin strain W L cock-
erels 8 mos old and 5 R I Red cock-
erels 6 mos old $1.50 ea:

Mrs W. J Campbell Rising Fawn
Ga 20 pullets and 1 cockerel Holly-
wood strain W L $25

Mrs J R Gibson Midland Ga a few
B'L hens for sale ' ae

Mrs Fannie Cox Ludowici Ga 100

Mch and Apr heh Ferris strain W L

pullets $1.25 ea or exe for 125 bu new
corn ~

LC Loudermilk Gainesville Ga 100

Everlay strain B L. hens 1 yr old $1

ea

Mrs T J. Biggers Scerien Ga
25 or 80 Ferris strain Mch and Apr
heh W L pullets $1.25. ea, also 10
hens $1.10 ea.

Mrs M F Gaddis Hazelhurst, Ga
pure bred W L pullets May heh
$1 ea

_ Rhode Island Red For Sale
A J Lovelady Ball Ground Ga 5
mos old cockerels $1.50 ea

A O Bowles Riverdale Ga Owen
Farm strain and Rickensecker strain



Ga, 2 March hatch _ pullets



PAGE FIVE
hens, cocks and cockerels, ~ eggs for :
hatching.

Mrs T R Maxtyell Whigham Ga R
3 has 10 Apr heh pullets 75 ea
Mrs T R Sherman Lumpkin Ga 25

or 80 pullets $1 ea

Mrs M L Shealey Oglethorpe Ga.
1 Donaldson cock 2 yrs old and 2 pul-
lets $5 or exc for Cal. peas or dried
apples

Mrs Julian Blanchard Appling Ga
Apr hch Owen Farm cockerels Cert-
O-Culd stock $1.50 ea

Mrs R_ B Mooney Adairsville Ga
eocks 2 yrs old: $3 ea, 18 mos old,
$2.50 ea young hen $1.50 and $1.75
ea Owen Farm strain and Donaldson
strain eggs for hatching $1. 25, per
15

Mrs J T Batillo LaGrange Ga 8 mos
old Owen Farm strain cockerels $2
ea younger cockerels $1.50 - pul-.
lets $1.25 ea ;

A L Kimzey, Diamond Ga spring
hatch pullets and cockerels $1.25-ea

Mrs EF Cleveland, Rt 3, Elberton
and 1
cockerel 75c each; also 4. slightly
mixed. Barred Rock | cockerels and 2
pullets and 1 hen, make best ofefr .

Miss Eva Haynes, Buford Ga, Mch
hatch Donaldson strain cockerels $1
each, or exc 1 cockerel for 1 pullet

Mrs J H Hill, Charing Ga 15 pul-.
lets April hatch Donaldson strain
$1.25 and 1 cockerel $1.50

A lL Kimsey Diamond Ga Spring
aatch pullets and cockerels $1.50
each fob Ellijay, Ga
CE Barnes, Grantville Ga 2 Don-
aldson strain cocks $1.50 (each or
exchange for 2 Owen Farm strain
J Wilson, Rt 8 Ellijay, Ga cock-
erels $1.50 ea.

Mrs C A Black, Rt 1, The Rock Ga
Donaldson strain cockerels end pul-
lets $1.50 to $2 each~

H O Williams, Millen Ga March
hatch pullets will sell or exchange
for oats

R M Morris, 2003 Wrightsboro Rd.
Augusta Ga 2 cocks and 1 cockerel
will exe for pullets _

H M Williams, Eastonolle, Ga, 25
Donaldson strain pullets 7 mos ol
$1.50 each 6 cockerels same age $3
each

N D Norris, Wrightsville Ga pure
bred Donaldson strain Feb hatch pul-
lets will exchange for Owen Farm
strain cockerel suectn

B P Weaver, Rt 2, Canon Ga pure .
bred Tompkins. strain eockerels Mch
hatch and April hatch $1.50 each;
also 2 pit game cockerels April heh
$2.50 each, Gordon and Brown Crest
also 1 black buck exchange for 1 doe:
or will give 1 game pullet for 1 doe
black. and white .

Mrs John Woodall Jr Box 8, Milner
Ga, pure bred cockerels $1 each 2 year
old cocks $1.50 each

Mrs J B Harris Rt 2 Pinehurst Ga
Donaldson and Owen Farm strains
cockerels $1. 50 each

| Minorcas pee Lakenvelders For Sale

Will Hugh Bexley, Moreland Ga,
18 black Minorea pullets and 1 cock-
erel March and April hatch .$25 for
lot, less quantity $1.50 each

Miss Clara V Trimble Adairsville,
Ga, Buff Minorca -hens 1926
$1.50 each cocks $2 each

Mrs G L Jones Rt 3, Shellman Ga
12 six mos old black Minorca cockerels
$1.50 each

Mrs T S Shannon Lenox Ga, Pape
strain Black Minorea pullets $1 each
15 hens $1.50 each 1926 cocks $1. 50 |
each

N D Norris Wrightsville Ga 5 Pape.
strain Black Minorca cockerels Mch
hatch $3.50 or exchange for R I Red
cockerel or 2 year old cock

Ray Waldrip Rt 9, Gainesville Ga
Lakenvelder stock $5 per trio also
Light Brahma cockerels $1.50 each

L B Williams, Newnan Ga 2 April
hatch Black Minorca pullets and 2
June hatch cockerels all Pape strain.
$5 for the 4 pullets and 1 cockerel

Barred Rocks For Sale
Mrs J M Zellner Rt 2, Forsyth Ga.
Thompson strain cockerels March



and April hatch $1.50 each

a, oe:



hatch =.


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Barred Rack For Sule.

E C Ward, Rt 1, Damascus Ga one
18 mos old cock $5 or exchange for
380 lbs 1927 crop dried apples

Mrs A F Ayers Rt 2 Dewey Rose
Ga, 7 pullets and 1 cockerel Aristo-
crat strain Feb and Mch hatch $1.25
each

Mrs J D McIntyre Onales Ga Parks
strain permit and number P D 77, 2
cocks 1926 hatch $4 each, cockerels
$2.50 each, 25 young hens - $2 each,
or $45 for lot pullets $1.25 to $2 each,
will exchange any of above for nice,
clean quilt cotton.

Mrs I P Hoover, Irwinton Ga one
18 mos old cock $2 March hatch
Thompson strain cockerels $1 each

Mrs J W Boyett, Morris Station Ga
pure bred Thompson strain cockerels
5 to'6 mos old $1.50 each, pullets
same age $1.25 each, hens $2, cocks
18 mos old $3

Hugh Lee Mooney, Adairsville Ga
March hatch pullets $1.25 each, cock-
erels $1.50 each or 5 pullets and ad.
cockerel $7

Mrs C A Wilbanks Rt 29 Com-
merce Ga, Thompson Imp strain cock-
erels March and April hatch $2 each
or 3 for $5, May hatch $1.50 each,
egxs same strain $1.15 per 15 del-

Oak Range Poultry Farm, Rt 3,
Marietta Ga. Thompson Imp strain
cockerels and Buff Orpington cocker-
els, both from Cert-O-Culd egg flock,

will exchange for pullets of any lange I

breed or chicken feed

Mrs LS Vaughn Rt 29 Commorce
Ga Thompson strain cockerels March
hatch $1.75 each ~

Miss Martha Cochran, Pisgah Ga,
2 pure bred cockerels $1 each

Mrs J B Lacey, Rt 2:Rome Ga Hol-
terman strain pullets March hatch $2
each, May thatch $1. 50 each, cockerels
$1. 50 each

Mrs J L Ellison Sardis Ga, 1 pure

bred cock 18 mos old $2

Mrs Sloan Bruce, Avalon Ga 25
_ Thompson strain March hatch pullets
$1.25 each -

Mrs J D Barnes Rt 3 Sylvester Ga
Thompson Imp Ringlet strain cocker-

-els $3 each

Mrs J E Steadman Rt A. Bain-

bridge Ga, Thompson Imp Ringlet

strain May hatch cockerels and pul-
lets $1.25 each, 1 hen and 15 chicks
Sex t - 1st hatch $7

- Mrs S H Flint Mt Airy Ga Thomp-
son {mp Ringlet strain stock 25 pul-
lets $1.50 each
Mrs I C Keen Rt 6, Dublin Ga, 4
cocker els 7 mos old $2. 50 each

Mos Ella Bishop Rt 1, Canton Ga
has 56 pure bred Thompson strain 6
wesks old chicks 5G each or lot ped

Biuians For Sale

Wayne Bennett Rt 1, Adairsville
Ga, 3 speckled bantam hens $1 each,

mt Brown bantam hen $1

Mrs M Griffin, Clermont Ga trio
WL bantams $1.50, trio B L bantams

$1.25, trio mixed bantams $1

LL Wallace 247 N Highland Ave
Atlanta Ga 80 Wh Jap pullets and 4
cockerels cheap; black tail Japs $5;
S C Silver Seabrights $5 pr; Golden

Seabrights cockerels $5 each; Mille

-and Seabrights $1.50 pr;

Fleur bearded and booted $12. 50- per |

pair; June hatch $8 pair; mixed game
exchange
any above for Parks strain rocks

Box 97, Metter Ga, 5 Golden Sea-
bright cockerels and 3 HENS April heh
$1.50 each

Mrs D V Smith, Leslie Ga golden
Seabrights $5 pair

R F Howard Box 703 Thomasville
Ga, pure bred Golden Seabrights $5
pair 1 cockerel $2.50; also Partridge
cochins $5 pair

Mrs I G Joiner Rt 2, Soperton Ga
2 Golden Seabright March hch cock-
erels $3 each or exchange for pullets
same breed 1 pure bred Blue Game
Red Wing 18 mos old $1

Mrs C R Sorrells Rt 1 Monroe Ga
Golden Seabrights pure bred $7 per
pair, eggs for Ssedcies $2 per 15

Giants and Lancehans For Sale
Mrs D F Hall Rt 6 Wrightsville Ga
4 Feb hatch black Giant cockerels $2

= each or $7.50 for fot 4 ppler Feb

re

MARKET BULLETIN

"hatch $2 each or lot $7 or all $14
Mrs Sam Fitzgerald Rt 1 Rochelle
Ga Black Giant cockerels $5 each,
pullets $2.50 each, 1 cock 18 mos old
$5 and 10 hens $2.50 each; eggs for
hatching $2.50; all Marcy strain.
Mrs C A Black Rt 1, The Rock Ga
2 Black Giat cockerels and 3 pullets
$2 each
Mrs dG Crawford Rt 2 Elberton
Ga, 3 or 4 Black Langshan pullets
90c each

Giant March hatch cockerels
sirain. $3 each

J H Miller, Arabi Ga; trio ite heh

Black Giant Marcy strain, exchange
ror good strain early hatch pullets or
1926 hens

Mrs 1G Joiner Rt 2, Soperton Ga,

Marcy

to $3 each, trios $5 Marcy strain
Mrs J E Stapler Rt 5, Bowdon Ga

3 Blk Giant cockerels Marcy strain

April hatch $1.50 each

- Wyandcttes For Sale

Wallace Gray, Newnan Ga 8S i
hens and 1 cock prize winning rib-



bons go with them $18 for lot
WT Adams, Lavonia Ga 10 pure
sred S L pullets almost grown $1 ea

iateh White cockerels $1.75 each or
M for,.$8-25 =

Miss: Delila Maxwell, Whigham Ga
it. 3, ten Regal Dorcas strain White
sullets | April hatch $1 each .
- Mrs J S McLeod, Shellman Ga, 1
is heh cockerel Martin strain
>

3 Regal Dorcas strain Wh pullets Apr
aatch $2 each or $15 fox lot, May heh
pullets $1.25 each, 2 cocks 16 mos
-old $8-each or exchange: for some
-ame breed

L E Williams & Sons Ty Ty Ga, 10
Wh hens and 1 cock 1926 hch $15

3 Mch hch Fischel strain cockerels
$1.50 each or lot: $4, or exchange. for
oullets same age and strain

aa, 1 Wh cock 18 mos old $2.50 or
xchange for. cock same age and
breed

Mrs J T Folds Rt 2, Mch hch SL
cockerels Longs strain will exchange
-or Mch*hch pullets same breed or
$1.50 each
\ J M Hart, College Park Ga, Ss L
cockerels - = -each

Mrs G T Maxwell Rt Washington
Ga, 4 (Wh hens and 1 cock 1926 hch
$7.50; 2 pullets and 2 cockerels $4. 50
all Regal Dorcas strain

Mrs J E Steadam Rt A Bainbridge
Ga, Martins Regal Dorcas strain Wh

| cockerels and pullets May heh #), 25

each, or trio $3.50

Rihanae For Sale

Mrs P S McGlamery Climax Ga,
March and April hch opullets and
2ockerels $1.25 each

Anconas For Sale

J H Beasley, Lavonia Ga, Sheppard
Strain pullets ready to lay $1.50 ea,
eockerels $2.50 each

hens 1 year old Sheppard strain $1.25
each, 5 pullets same strain 5 mos old
$1 each, 2 cockerels 1 year old $1 ea
RE Howard, Box 703 Thomasville
Ga, Sheppard strain hens $1 each
Mrs Z B Saxon, Sylvania Ga Mch

each

\

Games For Sale

fussy family $2 each

Ga, 1 pure bred Cornish cock 2 yrs
old $1.50

G F Cooper Carlton Ga, a few Al-
len round head game stags 8 to 4 lbs
$2 each, 4 to 5 lbs $3 each

L E Powell, Wrightsville Ga Dk
Cornish cockerels Mch heh $2.50 ea

T M Gulley Rt 1, Hartwell Ga 9
pullets and 1 cockerel May hch Wh
Cornish games, will sell or exchange



I, E Powell Wrightsville Ga, 2 Blk

Blk Giant cockerels 4 to 8 lb each $2.

Mrs W L Guillebeau, Lincolnton Ga

Mrs L R Millians Rt 1 Newnan Ga_

J F Sanders, Locust poe Ga, 20

heh Sheppard strain coches $1.254 -

Mrs W R Chasteen, Locust Grove

N W MeLeod, Shellman Ga April |

Mrs J F Rodgers Rt 3, Greenville |.

W T Hughes Rt C Albany Ga, blue |:
Red Pit Games, stags bred. from a.

for: 2 female Duroc Jersey or ) O I

C pigs
eiasiong | For Sale

Buff cocks 7 to 8 lbs April hch $3.50,
hens $1.50, Cook strain, would exc
or Ferris strain W Leghorns; also 1
Cook strain cock $3

Ga, 8 pure bred Buff cockerels $1.25
each or $9 for lot

Mrs L A Stephens, Kensington Ga
pure bred Buff cockerels $1.25 each,
spring pullets $1 each

Mrs I H Anderson Rt 3, Alma Ga
pure bred Buff Orpington cockerels
ind pullets Meyers | Golden strain
5 1-2 mos old $< each, eggs
hatching $c each

Mrs C R Morgan, Americus. Ga,
sare bred Wh Orp cocks and cocker-
els Morgan strain, write for price |

Mrs Swi Milner, Coneord Ga, 8
Wh Oroington pullets and 1 cocker:
el $1. 50 each :

White, Buff and Other Rocks Hor
Sale

Miss Clara V Trimble hieiraville
Ga, Buff and White hens $1.50 each,
ocks $2. each, cockerels $1.50 ea

Mrs JL Burk Rt A, Tifton Ga, Wh
Rock cockerels A & M.-strain $2 ea.
maller cockerels not from A & M

joril hatch $1.25

Miss Minnie L Bass, Chipley Ga,
20 yellow Buff Rocks, hens and. 2
cockerels; hens $1 each cockerels $2.
aach

Mrs C C Pate Rt 6, Tifton Ga.
Fishel -strain Wh Rock cockerels 7
mos old $4 each, pullets same agi
$1.50 each, send P QMO

Sandy Cross Poultry. Farm, Roy-

|ston Ga, Fishel strain Wh cockerels

$2 each, Mch hch W Leg cockerels

| $1.50 each

Mrs R D Jackson, Dalton Ga Rt 1
has 10 pure bred Wh pullets $1. 50
each or $12.50 for lot; also 2 Buff
cocks $2 each

Mrs C H Logan, Stapleton Ga, 6
Wh hens 1 year old $7 for lot

Tasheye and Guineas For Sale and
Wanted

Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga ]
pr Bourbon Red Turkeys $10 or exc
for Ferris W Leghorns, 12 hens ant
1 cock 1 year old

Mrs H I Moore, White Plains
Goldbanks strain mammoth bronzc
turkeys April hatch hens $6, toms $

E B Hardy, Rt 2, Mt Vernon Ga
wants to raise turkeys | on halves

Mrs C C Courson, Devereux Ga _(
urkeys 5 mos old $4 each

H J McCallum, Canon Ga, 2 tae
pure bred: mammoth bronze 126 hch
-urkeys $25 per trio;. also several
trios 1927 Feb-hch almost grown $20

per trio.

Ee Be Tyetman., Lumpkin - Gs pure
bred Bird Bros mammoth bronze tur-
reys from 45 lb toms and 22 lb hens
Pe heh toms. $8.50 hens $6.50, trios
20

LE Walliams & Sons Ty Ty Ga, 10
Wh guinea hens and 3.cocks $1. 25 ea
in lots of 8 or more

Mrs W D Johnston Grayson Ga, 1!
M B tom and 1 M B hen 2 years old
not related $14 for pair

Banks County Poultry Farm, Alto:
Ga pure bred Wh Holland and bour-
bon red turkeys hens $5 each, mixed
breed $3 each

Mrs J B G King Rt 4, Hamilton
Ga, 18 pure bred M B turkeys, Apr

| hch toms $8 each, hens $6 each, trios

$20, tom and. hen 13 mos old $20

J M Hart, College Park Ga, 6 gui-
nea hens and 2 cocks $4

N D Norris, Wrightsville Ga pure
bred M B toms April heh $12, 50, Apr
pullets $10

L E Powell, Wrightsville Ga giant
M B turkeys Bird Bros strain, 2 hens
and 1 tom 18 mos old $30, or exe for
e Wh Leghorn pullets and 2 cocker-
els .

O I Shipley, Auburn Ga wants Wh
Holland or Bourbon red turkeys, will



buy or exc O - C or Duroc pigs for
same

Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga,

Mrs O H Fowler Rt 2 Adairsville,

for |

$1.50 each, also 1 RI Red cockerel

pharsaae, Gootes 20,

Vs BL Garner, Alvaton G:
Golden M'B Apr heh toms re
$8 each. ~.

Mrs C M Windham Rt 2
wood Ga, 1 pure bred M B tom 2
old $8 four hens mixed breed 1

old $5 each

Mrs W D Johnston, Grae.
38 Mch hch hens light colored
$12 for lot

Mrs Chas Stonecypher Rt. 1
Ga 1 tom and 1 hen 1 Mest: 0
in Ga $12 pair

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAI
_ WANTED

Dan Shipp, Finleyson G
shell for chickens 50 lbs $3. >

J.L Coleman, Dublin Ga, Rt
2roller cane mill $30; 1 80 gal
$25 or both for $50

Jos A, Thomas, Valdosta G

|1 cured and cleaned sheep s

clipped, state price .

J Lindsey Johnson Rt 1, Coo.
pulverized sheep manure, be:
lawns, vegetables, flowers,
fruits and shruvbery

T J Dowdy Rt 5, Lumpkin 6d

first grade wheat bran, strictly

for eating purposes, send smal

| pies and price

Paul H Blanchard, Appling G.
17 DeLaval separator in good co:
tion, $25

M T Barnes 301: Milledge A
E Atlanta Ga Feed mill with
attachment, fine for reparing
for stock, no waste, will sell on
to good party oy

GM Kelly, Point Peter Ga
3 iron water gates corn an
mill 1 18-inch saw (round frame
ft) 2 24-inch saws

GD Ellis, West Green.
pine sappling, for planting,
inch high up in any qaantly
price wtll pay

E B Travis, Riverdale Gao
ioned peach, apple, pecan and p
trees 75c doz. $15 hun; black va
trees $1.20 doz del

Chas L Brown, Rt 4, Box 4
well Ga, wants to sell 20 to
whole grade Jersey milk per
further information write

Fred Palmer, Cleveland Ga, to
co, shade cured, free from m
green leaves, in leat, 50c lb twist
each

Mrs J F Folds Rt 1, Hillsbor
old fashioned peach trees, 2 years
3 to 5 ft high 25c each or exch
for chickens or eggs, light B
preferred

Wm Nunn, Rt 5, Lawrenceville
bright sun cured tobacco, smol

15 Ibs pkgs $1.50 del

W A Smith 102 Bay St, E Sa
nah Ga, ground oyster shell for
ens $1 per 1d0 lbs, $17.50 ton

John Wilson, Ellijay Ga Rt 3,

walnut bushes 25 each

Mrs W F Fayne Morganton G Bik
walnut bushes with good roots
and white pine 20c each or 6 for $
Mrs U G Conner, Gainesville Gi
June apple sprouts; peach a 1

each

L E Harrison, Dublin Ga
white and red in 50 gal bbls 15
bottle vinegar, cash with order

J H Harper, Buckhead Ga 50 bu
black walnuts $1 bu .

J M Hart, College Park. Ga
Norwich automatic chicken fee
enod as new $2

OATS, WHEAT, RYE AND HA
WANTED

LL Wallace, 247 N.Highlan
Atlanta Ga, wants 10 bu whe
chicken feed also 40 or 50 buc
will exchange baby Jersey calves
4 mos old heifers for same ~

J C & 1 C Collier, Barnesville
wants 100 bu- Hastings seed oats, s
ond hand bags, 70c:del Piedmont

H O Williams, Millen Ga wa
oats will exchange \Tancred
hatch pullets and cockerels |

H Rowland, Bor 334 Athens
wants Fulphum, Hastings oats, chu-
fas, burr clover, advise quan es
sell for cash

Rhett Steinheimer, Rt 4 Wools
Ga wants wheat, oats, peas, syrup
exchange for useful articles,



S G McNeil, Arlington,



October 20,1927
WHEAT, RYE AND HAY

WANTED

nge reg Jersey | bull ie
zi rye, write for further in-



CHICKENS WANTED
[r T McNelley, Turnerville Ga
cona, B & W Leghorn pul-
oung hens, must be healthy
lls wanted, state lowest cash

ts of 15, to;50-fob
es, Douglasville Ga warts
50 B L or Black Minorcas
1 pay 50c each or 25c Ib.

e pure bred grown S Cl}

hens at 30c.per lb for samle
mpson P O Box 506, Fitz-
za, wants leghorn or any oth-
vr d hens will exchange

n and many other a
or same, write

y Hardy, Rt 2, Mt oon
s ali kinds of chickens to
lves, make best offer

~Hammond, Rt 3, Greens-
ants 10 RI Red hens and
dark red, not over 18 mos

Wants 12 Red pullets and 1
ill exchange W L Ferris
ets for same
Folds, Rt 1, Hillsboro Ga
young hens of any. good

S_L Wyandottes pre-
exchange for same, write
Cheney, Hillsboro, Ga, Rt
pure bred R I Red hens
mtust be good, no culls,

SC W L-hens, Wycoff
over 2 years old, or S C
hens, Tompkins strain, same
xchange for same, write
F Monk, Valdosta Ga Rt 5,
ureb red Buff Orpingtons,
wens strain, want different
nd must be golden color
W D Howard. Rt 2, Wrens Ga
for breeders 15 or 20 pure
ff Leghorn pullets March or
atch and few young hens not
or 20 mos old, write stating
nd strain, must be reasonable
elley, Forest Park, Ga wants
breed hens 22c Ib fob<=
Nicholson, Culberson N GC

ants thoroughbred dark Cor-|

dian game chickens, write
T Cox, care Jake Sorrell Rt
ie Ga Wants some _ pure
or B Leghorn hens, laying
and will exchange for same,
oy particulars
J Phillips Rt 3, Soperton

nts any kind of good breed |

xcept Bantams, will exc

aver, Rt 3 Calhoun Ga

: cockrels or roosters not |

mos old, R I Reds, Hogan
uble comb, will pay cash or|
some already have
e Bulletin. Wants W L hens
lets, will exchange. write
J W Fanning, Washington Ga
1 large pure bred 2 year old
Irpington -rooster, will ex-
e ure Buff Orpington pullets
7 cash
W' M Davidson, Rt 3, Mays-
a Wants white Plymouth Rock
s or 1 year old hens, pure bred,
ge, Spanish peanuts or Iron
as for same, write
heek, Homer Ga, would like
ange 17 hens and 2 icocks 18
Id of Tancred strain WL for
number of Anconas, ae rea-
exchange. write:
| Lindsey. Rockledge Ga wants
: oy large breed, will exe

Oy McLain. Rt 3, Thomasville
ants pure bred Black Minorca
ets from 4 to,8 mos old, will
Williams, Tiger Ga, Ria
its 50 W L pullets or hens, not
8 mos old, of good laying strain
nee, write for further in-

Panon: Midland Ga Wants
1 Doreas White Wyandotte

osters, quer lowest cash

a good Delaval cream separator No.

\| test model

shucker and sheller, good condition
vand cheap for cash

| Wants P C or Duroc Jersey pig, will



MARKET. BULLETIN

SECOND HAND MACHINERY
WANTED

D S Major, Ray City Gas Rt ol
Wants a 2nd hand 2-horse disc grain
dr ill with fertilizer, grass seeder and
press drill attachments ,

DP Martin, Cobbtown Ga Wants
2nd hand Shucker and Sheller, good
shape and cheap, will consider aay.
good make

E M Travis, Fayetteville Ga wants
farm help, write for information

B & Chambers, Rt 3, Carrollton Ga

Wants hay baler, must be in good]

condition and cheap for cash, steel
press preferred

M M Mitchell, Culloden Ge Wants

10 or 12. must be in first class condi-

tion, quote best price. qe

ED Yarborough, Aragon Ga Rt 1
Will exchange a 38-row grain drill
with fertilizer attachments for a John

Deer corn and cotton planter, attach-;

ment, must be in good condition |
fe 8 Poultry Farm Rt 2, Augusta
Ga 1 feed mixer 1 corn cracking ma-
chine
Carlton Williams, Rt 1; Box Lit,
Kite Ga Wants a riding cultivator, la-

\for ladies $2; children -1;



A L Rozar, Rt 2, Baxley Ga Wants
a 2-horse middle "buster,
Chattanooga make, in good condi-,
tion, w ll exchange for same 1 Cole}
guano distributor, practically new,
only used 2 seasons

J W Conins, Ellenwood Ga Wants
i Oliver D 75, 2 wheel tractor plow,
in good condition and cheap for cash

Tom Hill, Rt 2; McIntyre Ga wants
pea thras her, small size or hand pow-
er to exchange for deep we!l pump
or for cash, write

Fred Carmichael, Rt 3, McDonough
Ga Wants a standard for. Wm J Olil-
ver turning plow, No. 10, write

W A Guann, Stillwell . Ga. Wants
Walkers No. 2 row cotton spraying
machine. for poisoning cotton, must
be in good condition and reasonable

D P Martin, Cobbtown Ga Wants

Nowell & Barfield, Necor Ga
Want 1 corn mill that wi'l make good
meal and good capacity, with clean-
er, sheller, ete -

G M Giddens, Eastman Ga as
Fowler cultivator, cheap for oash and
in good condition ;

LIVE. STOCK WANTED

U GB Hogan, Dexter Ga Wants a
few Jersey rows, will pay sash

iC-& JO Collier, Barnesville Ga
Wants 1 or 2 Hereford bulls and 38
or 4 he'fers, we!l marked, 50 to 100.
shoats, advise lowest prire del

JS Dykes, Box 47, Rt 3, Cochran
Ga Wants to exchange some good
sheats for a good milk cow with
young calf

J R Webber, Elza Ga Wants milk
cow, hogs, bacon, lard, syrup to the
value of $125, will exchange, write
for particulars ;

R D Giles Douglasville Ga Wants
10 to 15 nice 8 weeks old pigs, about
10 females and 5 males between P C

and Duroc, must be icheap for cash;|

2 Blockey built mules, wt. from 800
to 1000 Ibs, 10 to 10 years old, must
be good workers and in good shape,
will give good note until fall of 1928
or exchange for same

Brunell Hardy, Rt 2, Mt. Vernon
Ga Wants to raise hogs, sheep or cat-
tle or all of them on halves, must
have help, write

A S Hardy, Rt 2, Mt Vernon Ga,
all kinds of stock. wanted to raise on

shares
E K Johnson, Pahine Ga Box 188

exchange, write for further infor-
mation

Mrs Henry Welch, Eatonton Ga
Wants 1 mos old heifer calf, will exc
5 pure bred Ferris strain W L chiek-
ens, partridge size for same

John E Nicholson, Rt 1, Box 50,
Culberson N C, Wants a red Durham
bull calf, thoroughbred, write
JoWe Morgan, tSillmore, Ga, Rt 3,
Wants a good buggy mare, 5 or 6
years old wt about 900 to 1000 lbs,
black or deep bay, must be trim and

Oliver or |



speedy, gentle and good eyes.

Alice Stokes Rt 3, J asee ce wants

me

2 good 4-gal cows, will exchange,
write
Mrs S H Flint, Mt. Airy Ga wants

1 or 2 good pigs will exchange

Thompsons Imperial Ringlet strain:

Barred Rock pullets, cockerels or
hens, write age, wt of pigs and value

Miss Nancy Seay, Conley Ga Rt
1 Wiants a good cow within a few.
miles of Atlanta or Decatur, state
best price

Ot.s Rogers, oCnley Ga Rt 1, wants
good cow in few miles of Atlanta,
state best price for cash or will exe,
write

Henry Vickers, Ambrose Ga Wants

2 pur bred black Essex geal 15 ;

to 100 lbs each

WOMAN Ss. DEPARTMENT
& Needlework
pansy Spence, Ball -Ground Ga,

tatting of all kinds, reasonable, write |

Mrs Mae Turner, Cleveland Ga Rt
4, dresser scarfs, table runners, man-
ie scarf, star design, all to match
10:*erochet yokes, diamond design
lace for
nuow cases 25e yard, crochet ends
cr dresser scarfs $1 each

Miss Willie Mason, Cut Cane Ga
emb wnite linen buffet set, basket)
design, white eyelet and satin stitch
emb with button hole edge $1.50; 1
| blue crocheted gown yoke and bands
for sleeves, butterfly design, 7 inch
wide in front $1.50 +

Mrs Dora Walraven, Swinery ie
Ga, Rt 3, tuft counterpanes, kimonas,
and sewing of all kinds, write for
part:culars

Mrs VS Ladd, Gainesville Ga, Rt
7, 5 large quilt tops 90c each, add
postage

Miss Eula Dawes, Rs 3; Boe 79,
Ellijay, Ga, crochet table runners or
dresser scarfs, wild rose basket de-
sign $1.50 per set; strawberry design
$1 set; also large scallops: for cen-
terpieces 75e set

Mrs Scott Davis, Hapansuiie, Gt,
beautiful organdy. baby aps - trim-
med with tatting and pink rosebuds

$3 ;all colors weol flowers 25e doz;

wool lbags, mention color $8; all fob
Mrs E A Taylor, Rt 1, Buchanan |
Ga, emb. dresser scarfs, table run-
ners $1.50, large crocheted round ta-
ble centerpeece $5; emb buffet sets
$1.25; fancy knitted wash rags 25c.
each
Mrs W B Bryant, Rt 4, Greensboro

Ga, sewing of all kinds, crocheting

and emb, quilts pieced, would like to
do some work for Buff | Orpington
rooster

Mrs J E Stone, Rt 3, Adairsville
Ga, nice tufted bedspreads, curtains,
scarfs, etc., reasonable or exchange
for Light Brahmas, pure bred hens,
write %
Mrs Alma Bennett, Rt 1, Adairs-
ville Ga, tufted crepe kimona $2.25,
any color thread or cloth;
erepe baby spreads on sheeting, sev-
eral designs, prices reasonable

Mrs J M Moyd, Lumkin Ga 1 7-
piece luncheon set emb, in silk colors
with lace edge $2

Mrs Fred Atkinson Rt 2, Ray City
Ga, patterns for rag doll 10; mens
four-in-hand ties and directions. for

making 20/ and 2c stamp; ties ready.

made 40c each

Mrs A Futch, Guyton Ga hemstitch-
ing and picoting; silk 10c, cotton 8
yd, <amples on request

Mrs E Clonts, 1352 Donnelly Ave
Atlanta Ga, quilt tops, good gingham
meterial $1. 75 each or lot oe 5 for
$7. BO

Mrs W R Moon, Eatonton Ga. ero-
chet and emb work of all kinds,
cheap for cash or exchange for some-
thing useful, 1 rose door panel with
5 tassels in filet crochet, white, $5
cash or exchange for 3 mos old hei-
fer calf; 1 filet panel for large glass
door, design, horse among trees $10
cash or exchange for 2 thrifty pigs,
8 weeks old

Mrs Carl Walker, Conyers Ga,
tufted window curtains, 2 yds long,
$1; emb cuatrnis $1.25; tufted bed-
room sets, consisting of 81x90 inch
soread with bolster cover 2 pair win-
dow curtains, dresser scarf and table
runner 54x18 inch, chari back and
cushion cover $7. 50, state design and
Ecler of thread desired _ .

tufted :



PAGE SEVEN
Mrs W J Head Unadilla Ga Rt 3,
crochet, emb, hemstitching, also. plain
sewing, children and infants clothes
: specialty, send stamps for particu-
ars.
Mrs Daisy A Cochran, Adairsville,
Ga fast color thread spreads in pink,
blue, lavender or green tufted in
white or fast color thread 10-4 size
or smaller in artistic designs $4.85
eaih; any color kimonas tufted or
emb, fast color thread, $2.15 each;
hand emb or punched buffet or side-

board sets 3 pieces, with 8-4 inch _

lace edge white or ecru $1.83 set
all delivered
Mrs Luther Brackett, Madola Ga,

| hand beaded bags $3, emb collar and

cuff sets $1.20, nant paintet ceepe
te chine scaef $3

Mrs Alice Garnes, Palmetto _ Ga,
1 new iotton quilt, 7 lbs $4

Miss Florrie Hughey, Rt 1 Ranger
Ga tufted spreats, iho ce tesigns, any
iolor, fast iolor thread or solid white
$4. 25 and $3.65 or parties furnish
material and pay postage will tuft
spreads for 75i and $1 each; bed
room) sets reasonable; will stamp
spreads 25c, for replies send stamped
addressed envelope
_ Mrs. Robt Langley, Fairmont Ga,

tufted rugs 86x18 inch solid work

$3.75, larger sizes write for prices,
unbleached tea aprons 50c, will make. .
and emb ginghams dresses 75c; chil-
aes 50c, party fornish thread and.
clot

Miss Mary Langley, Fairmont Ga
tofted bed spreads white or in colors
81x90 inch $4, 72x90 inch $3.25;
crocheting and emb work cheap,
write for prices on work desired

WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flcewers and Seeds

Miss Mittie Collins, Rt 1, Smith-
ville Ga, 15 3-year old spengeria
ferns 35c each; cottings of maiden
hair fern 25c each; dbl pink oleander
20c each; yellow thornless rose 15c
each; varigated sgl hibiscos; Amer-
ican pillow 20c. doz; Japanese son-
dial, Arbor Videa seed 10 Ibs
Grand Duke jasmine 3-year old, 35e;



1 young plants 15c each; all well ~

rooted and del ,

Mro S D Duncan, Cornelia Ga,
leish Jusiper evergreens 3 and 4 yrs
old, 80-86 inch tall, 1 for $1; 2 ftr
$12 50, 4 $2.75,

Mrs S E Dorsey 324 W John Wes-:
ley Ave, College Park Ga, well rooted
dbl pink hydrangia 20c each or exc
for farm products

Miss Bell Jones, Shellman Ga, lg
well rooted begonias 75c, $1 each or
exchange for Barred Rock cock from
good laying strain or good quality
sheeting, long cloth, dried apples,
worm free, or English pea seed,
white bermuda onion sets
Mrs F- Lloyd, Hiawassee, Ga, dah-
lias, white and blue, 10c root, Ma-.
donna lilies 25c bulb; dbl and sng
jonquils, daffodils 15 doz; English
ivey from 10 to 25c bunch orz1de
doz rooted; blue, Martha Washington
iris 10 root; tiger lilies 10c bulb;
eonies, white and pink 35 a clump

Mrs V C Poak, Clermont Ga, May
cherry and blue plum sprouts, Hy-
mialaya berry plants, red, yellow and
mixed cannas, day lilies, pink dbl
monthly. roses,.all rooted, 2 of any
kind 10c, 25c, $1, add postage

Mrs MH Rickett, Fairmont Ga, Rt
1, yellow jonquils 15 doz, 90c hun;
giant blue Iris 40c doz; $3 hun; Apr
blooming narcissus $1 hun; white pe-

onia 40 each or exe for red Ones.
spotted sultana cuttings 10c each;

will exchange for equal value of any
good quality cotton dress material or
unbleached sheeting

Mrs R L Robinson, Greenville Ga,
Rt 3, well rooted boxwood plants, 6
to 8 inch high, 50 plants $6 del, $10
per 100 del

Miss Lilian Thomas, Haralson Ga,
mixed Empeess narcissus bulbs $1
hun; Star of Bethlehem 50c_ doz;
blue Dutch hyacinths 75e doz; air
plants, rooted, 40c each; crowfoot
eactus 5c each; snapdragon plants,
10c each; jasmine plants rooted in
water 5c each; Dorothy Perkins ro-
ses 10c each; "all well rooted, eash
wat orders :


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WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flowers and Seed
Miss Mary Hughey, Ranger Ga, Rt
1, begonias, glory de chateline me-
talie, sultanas ; dbl red, white and
pink geranium, fuschias, yellow nar-
cissus, all 20c; spengeria: and foun-
tain ferns and pink hydrangia 25c
Mrs C C Dye, Middleton Ga, extra
large paper white dbl narcissus 75c
doz; yellow jonquils, . daffodils and
sng white narcissus $1 hun
/ ~ MrsE. J Ledford, Blairsville Ga,
narcissus, jonquil daffodils $3 hun;

blue violets $3 M; red dahlias 40c}

doz; snapdragon 50c doz; bachelor
buttons; zenia, love in a mist, holly.
-hoeks, balsom, four oclocks, carna-

tion, potato, pump gourd and. cou-}

shan seed, 8c pkt, add postage

Mrs NL Smith, Martin Ga Rt 2,
biue flag lily bulbs 25 doz or $2
hun, add postage

Mrs EL Rogers, Rt B, Griffin Ga}

sweet violets, buttercups, shasta dai-
ses 25c; iris and canna lilies 50c
doz: add postage

Mrs Sam Fitzgerald Rt 1, Rochelle
Ga, pot plants to sell or exchange for
anything can use j

Miss Lena Holland, Flowery
Branch, Ga, pink cannas, bulbs im-
ported 3 for 25c; 8 for 5 0c #ad pos-
tage.

Mrs R P Steinheimer, Woolses Ga
Rt 1, roman hyacinth bulbs, single
b'ue! 40 doz; 8 doz for $1 prepaid
mail; pink: bush honey suckle 25c,
add postage

Mrs AS Paul, Ocilla Ga, nice root-
ed ferns, 70 and 15c, also ice plants
and jew, young hot pepper plants
and seed 5c and 6c delivered; also
giant oxalis plants pink also small
pink and white 10c and 15e del, col-
ored, white and willow running but-
ter beans; large purple plum trees 2
vears old 25 and 380c. delivered,
large purple

Mrs A J Anthony, Midland Ga, all
, colors and_kinds of colns, gerani-
ums, begonias, cactus and~ lantana
cuttings 10c each or $1 doz; some
nactus rooted \

Miss Mary E Grindle, Rt 1, Box

42, Dahlonega, Ga hollyhocks 25c"
.doz; golden glow, August lilies, red
begonias 5 bunch; butter and eggs
plants, white striped jew vine, 3 dif-
ferent colors geraniums 10r; hardy
flocks 10c doz, add postage

Mr R D Wilson, Morgantown, Ga
Boxwood, arbor vita, juniper, rooted,
red japonica, lilals and pink althea,
bridal wreath, all 25c each; pink
Cherokee rose $1 doz. .
. Mrs E A Taylor. Rt-1, Buchanan,

Ga grape hyacinths (blue bottles)
any amount bulbs, make offer

G H Eaton, Rt 1, Dahlonega Ga,
Mtn Latrel, several kinds, $1 hun;
Mtn Hemlock 6 for 25c; white pine
spruce, and white ash trees 20c each;
sweet shub bushes $1 hun; all are
_ bloom'ng shrubs and large size, add
costage on small orders

Mrs. Eva. Chrisler, Alpharetta Ga,
Rt 2, seeds of Spencers sweet pea,
ready for fall pianting, dbl poppy;
zenia, dahlia, flowering, with colors
all 10r pkg, or will exchange for red
japonica or red dogwood

W_I Pollard, Rt 1, Box 37, Bremien
Ga, Iris junipers 2 1-2 and 3 ft high
- well rooted 25c to 75c each, add
postage on all orders

Mrs R H Whitehead, Rt 2, Jeffer-
son Ga, dbl -pink hyacinth bulbs 5e
-each, or will exchange for sie dbl
colors.

Mrs L W Boyett, Morris Station
Ga, 2 year old dbl pink altheas, white
Martha Washington vine rose, verf
fragrant; large white oleander, black
walnut; sweet ponegranite, all b0c,
send lle postage

Mrs GM Barrow, Madison Ga, Lg
and short trumpet narcissus or daffo-
dils, also April blooming narcissus
$i hun=

Lo's Woodruff, Greenville Ga, 6
large weeping willows $2; rooted
crepe myrtle cuttings, 6 for $1: 25
cape jasmine cuttings $1.50 hun; lu:
eretia dewberry plants $1 hun; crepe
. myrtle sprouts, rooted 25c each;
small weeping willows 25 each, all
delivered

Mrs E S Chisholm, Byron Ga, Box
15, violets plants, Mt laurel, rose cut-

x

MARKET BULLETIN

Mrs Kdar Powell, Cairo Ga, pa-
per white and poeticus. narcissus, daf-
fadils and jonquil bulbs 20c doz

Miss Irene Swanson, Acworth Ga,
Rt 3, large mammoth poppy seeds,
mixed colors 15 a tablespoonful

CO-OPERATIVE CAR LOT HOG
,- SALES

Tuesday, Oct 11, McRae, Ga
Wednesday, Oct 12, Thomasville Ga
Wednesday, Oct 19, Cairo Ga
Thursday, Oct 20, Albany Ga
Friday, Oct 21, Bainbridge Ga -
Tuesday, Oct 25, Arlington Ga
Tuesday, Oct 25, Blakely Ga =
Wednesday, Oct 26, Thomasville Ga
Thursday, Oct 27, Sylvester Ga
Friday, Oct 21; Sparta Ga







CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS

Advertisers should notfy us if their prod-
ucts are sold, or if they desire the notice to
be repeated. :

OATS FOR SALI:CAR LOTS ~
W HH Barham, McDonough Ga
1200 bu genuine Texas red rust
proof seed oats, recleaned and in
even wt bags $1 bu :
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
seected Hastings 100 bu -
seed oats

U L Taylor Meansville Ga, 1000 bu
Hatsings oats, shipping point. The
Rock Ga a

HAY FOR SALECar Lots
Dan Shipp Finleyson Ga _ peanut
hay $13 per ton fob So Ga, pol
car los
F H Bland Jr Cordele Ga, 2 cars



peanut and 1 car peavine hay

Vernon Brabham Moultrie Ga pea-
nut hay car lots

Chas Crozier, Fort Gaines Ga 1 car
best grade peanut hay $18 ton

Geo C Nunn, Perry Ga, peavine and
peanut hay $20 and $15 per ton

Corn Co, Fitzgerald Ga, 5
baled peanut hay

G T Ridgeway, Royston | Ga new
ory alfalfa, car lots

B Llyod Woodall Milner Ga, Otoo-

in soy bean, new crop, baled

E P Fletcher, Fitzgerald Ga 60
tons peanut hay new crop baled

i

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 Garage
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 ay

cars nice, bright peavine hay i

G W Coleman, Tifton Ga about yf

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, a
cars peanut hay

A L Johnson Co Agt, Camilla Ga
car peavine hay
: H C Williamson, Dakota Ga, 1 car
ay

5 A Golden Sylvester Ga, several
cars hay

S W Brown, Ashburn Ga,
bright peanut hay

E G Blackwell, Edison Ga several
cars peanut hay

-CORN FOR SALE Car Lots:

F H Bland Jr, Cordele As: 2 cars
slip shucked corn

Ifred R Bennett, Eastman Ga sev-
eral cars new crop slip shucked ear
corn $20 ton; 2 cars clean, bright
tight bx baled shucks $2 ton

P L McElveen, Stilson Ga, several
cars SED shucked corn 1927 enon

car



7)



varies

| Ga, several cars slip
1927 crop

corn

| cars: corn

L H Odum, Blackshear Ga, sever-
al cars slip shucked corn 1927 crop

Abe Evans, Collins Ga, several cars

F B Calhoun, Blakely, Ga, 1 car
slip shucked corn 127 crop
600 bushels today

Metcalf Live Stock Co, Camilla Ga
1 ear. slip shucked corn 1927 corn
1927 crop

Mobley & Flanders, Ocilla Ga, sev-
eral cars slip shucked corn 1927 crop

M F Gaddis Co, Agt, Hazelhurst,
shucked orn

W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga ear

corn in shuck in car lots, make best |.

offer

E P Josey, Statesboro, Ga, several
cars new crop slip shuck corn

LH Oden, Blackshear Ga, several
cars of slip shuck corn, make best
offer |.
FL Beasley, Reidsville Ga several
cars new 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, Ret Millen Ga
3000 bu new. crop in shuck

E S Gay, Rocky Ford Ga Quantity BEANS AND PEAS FOR SA

new crop in shuck

D M Cason, Garfield Ga, car new].

erop in shuck |

Mrs Nora G Webb, Albany Ga 4600
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 Age Millen. Ga

500 bu new cron in shuck

T P Harper, Willacoochee Ga car
new crop in shuck

T J Ricketson, Pearson Ga yen: ;

tity new <rop 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 8S S corn

E J Bird, Metter Ga, several cars
1927 crop S S corn .

Jno G Padrick, Tifton Ga several
cars 192( crop S$ 8 corn

E G Blackwell, Edison Ga, Two
cars 1927 erop S S corn

W L Hendrix, Brooklet'Ga one car

1927 crop S 8 corn

W M- B:rd, Cobbtown Ga A few
cars of corn in the ear <

F H Bland, Jr, Cordele Ga 750 bu
slip shucked corn ~

W M Shurling, Wrightsville Ga slip
shuck ear corn in car lots

P R-McElveen Jr, Stilson Ga slip
shuck corn, several cars

F L Beasley, Reidsville Ga, one car|
| sound white slip shuck corn, 80 lbs
to bus 75 bu fob car

C G Garner, Lyons Ga, 10 cars

G C Todd, Williamson Ga, several
cars corn;

E-G Walker, Baxley Ga, several,
ears corn
Dallas Spurlock,
several cars corn

J R McLamb, AES Ga, several

Springfield Ga



| will ship hampers, bags, bulk



CAR LOTS
R T Brice, Quitman Ga 4 cars, will
ship, hampers, bags, bulk
-H L Williams, Baxley Ga, 1 car
will ship hambers, bags, bulk
M S Goodin, Coolidge Ga, 5 cars,



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 |

Mc uHey, Jr, Pelham Ga, 2 cars
will 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

thursday, Octobs '

J C Hinson, Pelham Ga Sey
cars

W L Hendrix, Brooklet Ga Ong

WH Waddelle, Pearson a
Rican potatoes, car lots and
make best offer

O L Johnson, Camilla Ga Por
can potatoes US No. 1s_ |

J W Anderson, Williamson
car Porto Ricans
_ LC Walker, Baxley Ga, Se
ears Porto Ricans

LC Walker,
sacked \

Fred B Newton,. Haleyon Dal
car Porto Ricans

L B Kennington, Cochran Ga
eral cars Porto Ricans | |

Herbert Franklin, Portal G
Porto Rican sweet potatoes

R E Bower Sr, Dixie Ga, ca
Porto Ricans =
_ Vidalia Oil. Ce, Vidalia. Ga, :
Rican in car lots.

Fred B. Newton, Haleyon Dal
1 car Porto Ricans.

J W Anderson, Williamson | Ga,
car Porto Ricans e

Grovania Groves Co, Groval

Baxley Ga

el car Porto. Ricans



Car Lots ;
A L Brown, Canoochee Ga, v

beans in pod, car lots

Geo C Nunn, Perry Ga,
ties of field peas in car lots,
for prices

W M Shuzling, Wrightsv
old crop velvet beans in car ]

SUGAR CANE FOR SALES
in ear lots :
~ J M Avant, Waldo Ga, sugar
E L Todd Valdosta Ga, 1- car
cane

PEANUTS FOR SALE_Ca:
J J Davis, Rutledge Ga, 2 to 5
of peanuts
Joe Fillinggim, Douglas Ga, 6
peanuts
TT D Weems. a Ga, peant
car lots

CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODt
WANTED





Ga Brokerage Co,
wants 2 cars of new crop slip
ear corn at 74c bu del Dougla
South Ga Milling Co, Valdost
wants Ga corn in car lots ~
King Grocery Co, Columb
wants Ga corn in car lots |

GRAINCar Lots Wanted
Rye WantedCar Lots
s M Franklin, Tennille Ga
car load of good . Southern
Abruzzi rye

HAY WANTEDCar Lo
Dr L C Fisher, care Oak Te

Farm, Atlanta Ga wants alfalf

green prefrred del to Chamb
South Ga Milling Co, Valdos

Wants Ga peanut and peavine ha:
King Grocery Co, Columbi

wants Ga peanut and peavine h

TDEANS AND. PEAS WANTED
SWEET POTATOOS FOR SAL6|

~ Car Lots

M A: King, Woodland Gacy
ear of velvet beans, make best
delivered

PINE CONES WANTEDCar L
Francis Merrill Ellis 604 S Hi
Griffin Ga Wants car lots or le
pine cones, containing mass. for
ticulars as. to gathering write |

LIVESTOCK WANTEDCar Lo
L O Benton, Monticello Ga wa:

ear load of Jersey and Jersey
heifers, also young milk cows

Walter A Seamans, Waycross
wants a car load high producing m
cows, write

L B Fulmer, Springfield, s C wal
1 or 2 cars common range goa
or 2 cars good smooth feeder
corn feed slaughter hogs; 1 ear go

| grade Jersey heifers, 1 car Heref

O F Cowart, Garfield Ga, 1 car,| heifers; 2 cars range young cat

will i ei Eornpens
tephens Co Agt, Millen Ga
4. ce will ship hampers or bags
C W Collier, County Agen Fort
Valley a several eae

a

=f for BOY. Ga.

EG Mitchell, Edison Ga Wai
ear load feeder pigs
Dealers are urged to ad
rect whenever they are in t
roducts.