LE BUREAU OF MARKETS z VOL. 10. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCT. 20, 1927. = none 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. . on 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. i Pies 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 = Once ate he feels oheourcoed to follow a system of farm- ing that means soil building. Hence the necessity for market- S \ yee 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.). a * 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 4 =o ami * \ 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. Ks 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 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 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,