T BULL
BUR EAU OF MARKETS
: STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1927.
CURRENT COMMENT
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The hog market 1 remains uncertain. Many farmers realize Georgia corn is being offered from various sections of the
ethat usually there. ds no profit: in feeding a hog after. he be- State. Unfavorable freight rates and lack of facilities for
| _ comes, a No. 1. Marketing them. as rapidly as they reach this shelling and grading work a hardship on the Georgia farmer
point, using the low grade. for home poy. of meat and lard, who produces a surplus of corn. Business manwake up. You
is a wi se 2 policy. oe aes 5 are asleep on many things.
: | : It is unwise to, rush corn on the market now. Many sections
ot ce sell corn in the fall and buy it back as meal the next spring.
Low: price on Mester cay this year makes it a serious: com- oe oo ees |
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The Mary et Bureau is making a special effort i. market The sweet potato market remains weak. Now is the time
: surplus Georgia hay to those buyers within the State who | for the producer to grade most carefully and build repttta-~
recognize its. superor feeding value. Both buyer and seller tion for a superior product.
are urged to, get in toueh with each other at as near by points The. Georgia Porto Rico has the sugar, excellent flavor, and
LS is possible so as to save freight rates, We trust both will make is of superior quality generally. It remains for this fact to be
1 free use. of the last page of the Market Bulletin. Remember impressed on the minds of the consumer.
| that your own live stock any be your best market for your Pe : _ EUGENE TALMADGE,
simplns: feed. |
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Commissioner of Agriculture. o
MARKET. REPORT.
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale ee November 5, 1927. ae SUNICO to oer
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me ee a ae 2 ATLANTA, GA. MACON, Gi oi SAVANNAH, \ AUGUSTA, GA.
Potatoes, Sweet, (Yellow) bulk lee $ 1.25 100 Ibs. $ 1.25 100 lbs. $ 1.50 100 Tbs. $ 1.00 bu. | |
Potatoes, Irish, baieiy ; ; 2.50 100 Ibs. HO Oe - 8.00 3.50 100 Ibs.
- Cabbage, green erated ey Ot eh eae ees 2.00 100 Ibs. igen DD 100 lbs. . 2.00 100 Ibs. \*3,00. 100
Eggs, Fresh, Select. ....... Boas oe Se ae oe ee Siete 45 al0g.
coe Fresh, Mixed: s:.-:. ; 89 doz.
: pees . 19 Ib.
.19 Ib. '
12-1,
25 Ib.
.20 Ib.
5" 1b:
se ore 28 Tb.
ba Siti) Cae ie. table Feeney 40 Ib.
- Butter, Country, cooking o ae see: 5 30-1b:
. Peas, Field, mixed semen a 1.25 bu.
Peas, Blackeyed : ee Se ,03 Tb.
ae eben .- ue bbls, si o er pei :
Pees Ww OPONUin; OOS. ssa. : ga : ee :
Seah doy, sack : Pecicnas 2.10 96 Ibs. 2.20 96 Ibs. : ge 2.45 90 ths.
Corn, Milling, sacked . 1.00 bu. ~ 1,00 bu. 7 (oO Bu.
Oats, No. 3 white, sacked eae ee : 70 bu. Ba) :
- Hay, Peanut, tightly baled .. is 12.50 ton
Hay, Peavine ............. - ~ 17.00 ton
_ Corn Shucks ; oe, = :
- Lima Beans
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eee BUTTER MARKET
| Ehiengo Standard (90) scone, Oct, 28, a3 1-2e; Oct. 29, 43 1-2 ; Oct. 31, 440; Nov. 1, Ade er 2y 44e; Nov. 3,
PAGE TWO
CATTLE FOR SALE
H L Elliston Rupert Ga, 1 pure
jersey buli calf, 4 mos old from reg.
high producing cow and sire $40 with
rey. papers
F R Edwards, Ga Experiment Sta
Exper ment, Ga, Large pure bred
Holstein Bull calf $15 :
Mrs P A Raby 160 Winship S8t.,
Macon Ga, 1 black Jersey heifer calf
8 mos old, from 4 gal cow, sell or
exchange for 16 young hens or pullets
of Wyandottes or White Leghorn
breed
Pine Hill Dairy, Hawkinsville Ga,
offers several fine cows with young
ealve;
Mrs S E Jones Rt 4, Fairburn Ga
1 reg. Jersey heifer 17 mos old sire
228751, Dam 649340 at $125, also 1
ful! Jersey bull 4 mos old $15 not
ch ee
SG MeNel, Arlington Ga, has bull
_erlves from 1 to 5 mos old grandsons
of famous imported Premier, will exc
fcr Abruzzi rye
W J Orr, Buford Ga, 1 Guernsey
bull subject to rege 2 1-2 years old
in good- condition, write for price
H J Pearson, 326 Southland Drive
N E, Atianta, Ga, 1 young cow to
freshen about middle Nov. with 3rd
eelf from thoroughbred Jersey bull,
$60
J P Nichols, Box 526. Griffin Ga
1 Jersey bull, Graces Oxford Prince
272965 age 10 months; dam, Coun-
tass Oxford Grace 618279; sire
Xenias Vedox May Prince 240215;
peve $50 f o b Griffin
W B Harrison, Rt 1, Avalon Ga
fine Jersey male 2 years old $35.
J R Brown, Sharon Ga, wants 2
Guernsey heifer calves or yearlings
from high producing cows 3-4, 17-8,
or pure
Fred C Geger, Flintside Ga, young
_ Guernsey reg bull calves high grade
heifers, all ages, heavy producing
milk cows, Guernsey and _ other
grades, bargain prices
, HOGS FOR SALE* .
R A Rowe, 822 Grant Ave, S E
Atlanta Ga, or phone Main 0304-W
4 pigs, big bone PC and Berkshire
crossed, 6 weeks old $6 each
Joe R Martin, Carrolltno Ga, Rt
3 Big Type P C hogs and some young
nigs, all ages; 1 real bred boar, year
old, write for description and prices
R E Barnes, Graymont Ga, little
bone black guinea pigs, 8 weeks old
$10 each
C Kidd, Elmodel Ga, 8 sows with
pigs also 28 nice shoats
Fain Trading Co, Edison Ga, 8
pure bred snotted P C boars wt 80
to 100 Ibs $15 each; 5 pure bred
. spotted P C boars, wt from 50 to 60
Ibs $12 each 10 gilts, 50 to 60 lbs
$12 each
_W W ODriskell, Sparta Ga, Essex
and B B guinea pigs crossed 8 mos
old $7.50 each; Berkshire and Essex
crossed, 8 1-2 mos old, $8 each; Es-
sex and B B guinea crossed 8 weeks
old $6 each
J H Surber, care Oakhurst Plan
tation, Hamilton Ga, S P C boar pig
4 mos old, reg in buyers name, bred
reg. S P C sows, write for prices.
O T Greer, Rt 4, Marietta Ga, Big
Type P C sow, bred to farrow in Jan-
uary $50
D Potts, R FE D: 8, Macon Ga,
2 Blk P C sows on second litter of
pgs, farrow about the first of Jan-
uary $50 each; 1 blk P C boar $30
LB Russell, Woodbury Ga, P C
sow, wt 400 lbs, pure blood 8 pigs
2 weeks old $65
LE Griffith, Winder Ga, 1 Duroc
Jersey sow, bred to reg Duroc Jersey
boar, farrow Feb, won Ist cash prize
_ t+ County Fair, sow and pigs not reg
$67: Duroe Jersey gilt reg No.
673168 sired Tenn Chief Defender:
111281, dam Fancy Tenn Maid No.
815880. born Jan 11, 1927, bred to
Daroc Jersey boar, reg No. 26127,
farrow Feb $85, won first cash prize
county fair
LH Edenfield, Stillmore Ga, Rt 38,
Duroc Jessey boars, spring farrow
about 125 lbs each $22.50 registered
_ in buyers name or $40 for pair, reg.
- Duroc Jersey pigs Sept farrow 8 wks'
old $1
8 pair, male and female reg.
r 3 litters of 22 head
MAREK EES ULL E TEN ae
no2 reg for $150 with pedigrees if
recuested
Mrs W A Bennett, Adairsville Ga
rey P Cp gs $7.50-each
C M Compton, Jackson Ga, 25 pigs
8 weeks oid, pure black spotted P C
crossed $5 each, crating and inocu-
lating extra
Mrs Cleon Cowart, Summit Ga,
1 dark red Duroc. male not reg, wt
about 185 Ibs, $15; 2 Duroc gilts,
Heht red, wt 125 lbs $15 each; one
spotted P C gilt 18 mos old not reg.
dio; 1; blue gilt 8 mos: old $12; 2
mixed shoats 75 lbs each $7; 10 mixed
p/gs 8 mos old $3.25 each or $30 for
lot, all treated for cholera and f 0 b
Metter Ga
J { Cochran, Stonewall Ga, reg,
SPC hogs all ages from prize stock
Fred C Geiger, Flintside Ga, 1 reg
Duroc boar aiso Duroe and P C hogs
The Iowan Farm, Rt 5, Box 77
Waycross Ga, reg Red Duroc pigs
wt about 60 or 70 lbs $15; papers
furnished in buyers name
Mrs J J Blount, care Pine Hill
Dairy, Hawkinsville Ga, 100 pigs for
sale cheap, write
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Oak Range Poultry Farm, Rt 3,
Marietta Ga, 1 white mule about 12
years old, gentle and good worker,
exchange for milk cow and poultry
or sell for $45
P M Williams, Baxley Ga, lJenny
big type, wt about 800 lbs, 6 yrs
old, work anywhere, good for breed-
ing, $65
Mrs Lizzie Oglesby, Doraville Ga
Rt 1, 1 nice horse will work anywhere
perfectly gentle for sale or will exc
for good milk cow with young calf,
write
H J Pearson, 326 Sutherland Drive
N E, Atlanta Ga, 1 good mare about
1000 lbs in first class condition, price
for quick sale $40, see Mr. John Wood
Alto Ga, about same
M H Tarpley, Canton Ga, Rt 2,
good mule with accessories $50, write
GRAIN FOR SALE
J G Dean, Dawson Ga, pure Ful-
ghum.oats $1 per bu
R M Turner, Royston Ga pure cer-
tified Bancroft seed oats $1 bu; pur-
ple stem seed wheat $2 bu
J R Bridges, Dawson Ga, pure seed
oats 800 bus Bancroft at 90c; 100
bus Fulghum at 90c
Frank L Linn, White Ga, Rt 2
good sound North Georgia grown
blue straw seed wheat $1.80 per bu
f o b Rydal or Adairsville Ga, P O
order or Cashiers check ;
M A King, Arnoldsville Ga, 450
bu of Fulghum oats and about 50 bu
of Appler oats in even wt bags 85c
bushel
M Cook, Milan Ga, bright peavine
and peanut hay $22 and $20 ton
J T Gammage, Cordele Ga, 400 bu
Hastings 100 bu oats, nice, bright
well cleaned, free from smut and
pest seeds 85c bu
J H Palmer, Tennille Ga, blue
stem May seed wheat $2 bu in new
bags
John L Mixon, Ocilla Ga, 20 tons
bright peavine hay for sale
B F Murphy, Sandersville Ga blue
stem wheat, select, recleaned stock
for seed $2 :
Fain Trading Co, Editon Ga, Tex
as rust proc oats $1 bu
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Abruz-
zi rye and rust proof oats
R C Couch, Turin Ga, 300 bu pure
and sound Bancroft seed oats 80c
bu; choice oat straw $12 ton; wheat
straw $11 ton; 7 tons peavine hay,
bright and nicely baled $23 ton
W H Ivey, Milledgeville Ga, Texas
red rust proof oats with some vetch
mixed in them 10 bus 90c bu; 25 bu
5e bu; 50 bu 80e bu; 6 tons baled
oats with some vetch mixed in, well
cured $20 ton f b for the lot, cash
with order
E L Corley, Rt 1, Mauk, Ga, chufas
$1.50 per peck, cattail millet 10 Ib
in the pod
SECOND
HAND MACHINERY.
FQGR SALE
Ralph Lott, Hoschton Ga, 1 15-H
Olds gas engine in good condi-
. cheap. for cash > =
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Mary M Loughlin, Keysville Ga,
Cole cobination planter, with guano
sower attached, plants cotton, corn,
peas, beans, etc., almost new, used
about 15 acres plates included, write
for. price
A W Kemp, Marietta Ga, 1 No. 10
DeLaval cream separator, good con-
dition $35
Mrs W M Fussell, R F D 2, Wray
Ga, 1 Sterling press, good condition,
wr te for price
G. W. Davis, Buckhead Ga, gen-
uine No 11 Oliver sulkey plow, used
1 season $20 .
-J H Leverette, Parrott Ga, Rt 1,
Avery gas engine 6 H P $96; Tom
Houston Liberty peanut sheller $10
L B Edwards, Rt 1, Forsyth Ga,
1 4-H P Economy gas engine good
condition $75; 1 Deering mowing
machine and rake, needs some repairs
$30; 2 2-horse Chattanooga turn
plows, 1 No. 63 and 1 No,
Avery guano distributor $5 each; 1
60-gal kettle $18 or exchange for
Jersey calves, pigs, cow fresh in giv-
ing 4 gallons milk per day
D R Temples, Graymont Ga, 1 sin-
gle hopper combination Ledbetter
planter, used two seasons, good as
new to exchange for reg bred spotted
PVC out.
J-F Long, Rt 1, Box 108 Bremen
Ga, rose cream separator in good
condition $25; 4-5 gallon cream cans
$1 each
L P Gassett, Ft Valley Ga, Rt 5,
1 Coogan hoe and dise corn dropper
to exchange for Jersey heifer or pair
of Berkshire pigs or Berkshire male
weighing 100 lbs
GM Moseley, 401 E Gordon Ave,
Rossville Ga, 1 lg oat sprouter with
lamp and 2 large trays 17x17 $5
f o b Menlo, Ga
W M Helmey Rt 1, Box 40 Mar-
low Ga, 1 8-roller sugar cane mill
No. 14 Columbia, used only a few
seasons, cost $125, sell $50; 2 horse
mill will exchange for farm imple-
ments of equal value :
F C Geiger, Flintside Ga, 3 Oliver
and 3 Sullivan Towson tractor plows,
$35 and $40 each; 6 H P Fairbanks
Morse gas engine $35; Williamson
stump puller. complete with
$225; Universal grist mill $75; all in
first class condition
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE AND
WANTED |
Mrs W N Brantley, Rt 8, Box 206
Decatur Ga, 1 feed cutter suitable
for a small dairy $10 :
G E Mallet, Jackson Ga, 2,000 po-
tato crates, 4 and 5 pk, standard
grade 15 each
CN Fitts, Dahlonega Ga, peach
and apple trees, place order now for
fall and spring delivery
Occupant, 1013 Candler Bldg., At-
lanta, Ga, wants apple parer and
corer for home use in good condi-
tion :
E B Travis, Riverdale, Ga, peach
trees, state inspected, June buds, El-|
berta, Hiley, Carmen, Ga Bell, Uneeda
and Early Rose, $4 and $6 hun:
$40 and $60 M; blk walnut, pecan
and hickory nut trees 60e doz or $3
hun, f o b Marietta Ga ~
Martha Cochran, Pisgah Ga, black
walnut kernels 40e lb del |
- W H Camp, Villa Rica, Ga, good
burlap bran and short sacks 8 each
Mrs Estie Crow, Buford Ga, Blk
walnuts good and sound, not hulled
$1 bu.
W A Smith, 102 Bay St., E, Sa-
vanrah Ga, ground oyster shell for
chickens $1 100 lbs, $17.50 ton
Cc F Roberts, Hatcher Ga, 50 or
60 large cedar trees about 75 years
old, make offer
Wm Nunn, Rt 3, Lawrenceville Ga
bright sun cured tobacco, smoking
and chewing, 4 lbs $1.20, 10 lbs $3
delivered :
LM Woodruff, Rt 3, Greenville
Ga, small peach trees $1.25 doz
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
AND WANTED
Mrs W J Perry, Thomson Ga, flock
of 30 sheep from 1 to 8 years old,
good breeding and healthy, cheap for|
QUICK sales 3 ce
antwood Farm, Meigs Ga,
shires ewes
Hamp-
15; native ewes $5
Boye be
cable.
j wants 6 female calves, just
Thursday, November 3, 1927 |
Thos J Weeks, Norman Park Ga,
has sold all of the sheep he adver-
tised, this is answer to so many in-
quiries
PET STOCK FOR SALE AND
WANTED sO
J T Daniel, Rt 3, Boston Ga, 14
pair of white and blue pigeons 25c =
pair or $8 for lot plus postage -
- Claude Lane, Metter Ga, Rt 1, pr
white rabb:ts, 6 mos old, $2.25 and
1 pair New Zealand reds, 5 mos old
$2.50.
Miss Edna Merle Wilbanks, Rt 29,
Commerce Ga, 1 black buck, 1 ear
broken 50 ;
Mrs H E Hartley, Conyers Ga, 2
pure bred Belgian hares, 1 doe and
1 buck 1 year old, make best offer
G W Kiesler, Rt 2, Monroe. Ga,
White Belgian and black Mexican
hares for sale from 3 to 18 mos old
Mrs A H Price, Locust Grove, Ga,
nice lot different colored common
pigeons ready to raise 25c pair ot
John L Callaway, Covington Ga, |
wants White King pigeons, Runts,
Red Carneaux and Tumblers, please
quote best price on what you have
and give breed
L C Rhodes, Graysville Ga, Chin-
chilla pedigreed stock rabbits, young
and mature for sale 5
D W Byess, Marble Hill, Ga, 10
old rabbits and 7 young rabbits,
white and black, grey and white
A C Jones, 289 Haas Ave, S E
Atlanta Ga, 4 pairs of Homers, 1 pr
Maltese and 1 pr of Tumblers, all
mated and working $7 or exc
S'L Strand, Rt 4. Box 65, Swains-
boro, Ga, wants a few bred does old
enough to breed and 1 buck, prefer
Flemish Giants or New Zealand reds,
Stahls strain, state price, age and
weight
J A Benson, Rt 2; Ty Ty, Ga, 6
pure bred white pink eyed rabbits : :
3 1-2 mos old 75e each
RL Tribble, Rt 69, Atlanta Ga,
pgeons, runts, mondaines, fantails,
Birmingham rollers, maltese
cy or table use poultry
S E Bramlett, Owings S C, Rt 1,
wants rabbits at reasonable price, =.
write
LIVE STOCK WANTED |
Day Davis, Rutledge Ga wants 4
reg Jersey
stock
GT Truelove, Stockbridge Ga Rt
1 wants Berkshire gilt or bred sow,
will exe for same write
F Behnke, Jackson Ga Wants a
team of good mules, write for par
ticulars wah
A J Adams, Rt B Ashburn Ga
Wants 1 or 2 P C or little bone Essex
thoroughbred, either bred gilt or
sow, must be first class and at a
bargain, write what you have to
offer and prices
G P Saye Rutledge Ga Wants reg
heifers must be good
Jersey heifers and cows, write what _
you have to offer and prices
W .Clem Smith, Rt 2 Woodstock
Ga Wants good killing hog 75 to
125 lbs, quote what you have and
price :
G W Wansley, Tignall Ga Wants
1 pure bred Big Bone blk guinea _
boar pig, about 6 to 8 wks old, pay
cash or exc mixed Duroc and Berk
shire mixed pigs for same
T B Dellinger, Maxeys Ga, wants
pair small mules 1 1-2 to 3 years old,
prefer Ga raised, would consider 1
Jarge mhle, 3 to 5 years old, wt 900
to 1000 lbs tee
H S Lawson, Rt 1, Morven. Ga,
wants sows already bred or gilts bred
will exchange; also wants hogs and
cattle to raise on halves, write ;
_W H Waddelle. Pearson Ga wants
heifers at bargain within 40 miles
of Pearson, reg not necessary
L P Claxton, Graymont Ga wants
a reg spotted P C gilt, state best
price, age and weight :
Charlie Newsome, Rt B, Gibson Ga
wants prices on Hampshire pigs and
shoats on pure bred stock only oe
D J Hall, Jefferson Ga, Rt 2,
in large
enough to eat for themselves
be h ane ft ae
racing
homers, etc., will exchange for fan-
day, Hoven 10, |
- CORN AND CORN_ MEAL
Finely ground bolted table uaal, | BE
any quantity, $2.50 for 96 Ibs.; sack,
5 for sample. J. E Helms, Coch- |
Gar |
AS bu. new crop slip shuek corn,
ROB Jesup, Ga. Cash with order.
E. eer P. O. ae 218, Jasin,
2 BUTTER AND. EGGS
Hatching eggs. Laws. Leghorn
arm, Savannah, Ga.
Pure Barred Rock hatching eggs
_ for 15 or 6c each in larger quan-
d 200. lots,
Register, Gas
Pure Black Minorea fatsinne eggs
15 for $1.25. are mutts Sige
Mrs, R. F, , Anderson, |
per lb. Cash with order. Mrs. Bes-
sie Picklesimer, Hurst, Ga.
- White Rock Fischel strain ak
ng eggs 15 for $1.50. Carriers to
returned. Mrs. G. SS. Martin,
Athens, Ga., Rt. 1,-
Pure bred Thompson strain Barred
ock eggs 15 for $1; 100 for $5.
Mrs. G. Conner, Gainesville, Ga., Rt.
spade Imperial Ringlet strain
Barred Rock eggs $1.15 for 15 del.
rs. - A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga.
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Mrs. J. F. Milety Leo, Ga. -
. C. R. I. Red eggs $1.25 per 15
del.
SGA. s.
- Fresh country butter, lots of 2 Tbs.
or more 50c Ib. prepaid.
n, Omega, Ga.
Butter, milk and cream for sale.
rite F, H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.
- 4to: 8. Tbs. Jersey butter weekly],
A0c Jb. del. in Ga., 45 Tb. outside
of the State. Customers to return
cartons. Mrs. V. E. Moore,, Ashland
--Ga., 3 2 =
Pure blood R. I. Red eggs, selec:
* 100. Will exc. 1 setting for dried
~ apples or peaches, Mrs. Is Cowart, |
Summit, Ga., Rt. 2.
- Tompkins strain on I. Red eges|
$1.50 per 15. Mrs. H. Freeman,|
1499 McLendon St., inte: Ga.
Donaldson & Owen strains S.C.
J. Red eggs for hatching g purpo-
ses, $1.50 per setting. Mrs. J. Be
_ Harris, Pinehurst, Ga., Rt. 2.
6 to 8 Ibs. fresh Jersey butter per
week, 50c Ib. del. Mrs. W. V. Robbs,
_ Flowery Branch, Ga,, Rt. 1.
_ prize stock $1 per 15 del. Cartons!
to be rtturned. Cash with order.
Rt Milton Summer, Sylvester, Ga,,|
feos
oe
. purposes, 8c an egg. Mrs. A.
_ Cooper, Sylvester Road, Albany, Ga.
_ Martins Regal Dorcas White Wy-|
andottes and Thompsons Imperial
Ringlet B. R. eggs = 10 per 15, or
$2 for 30, del. Mrs. J. _E. Steadam, |
E ainbridge, Ga., Rt. A.
Several cases fresh eggs. Sweeidy,
2 = John if. Miller, Columbus,
Ga
3274 Ibs, sends ee llou butter weekly,
a 50e Ib.- prepaid. a to be re-
turned prepaid. Mrs. J oN. Knowles, |
~ Jackson, Ga., Rt. 1.
Fresh butter 50c, all the. year, -del. |
1
Be Several Ibs. fresh. firm - country
- butter weekly, 40c. lb. Mrs. J. Land,
care Otto. Grimes, Woodstock, Ga. _
4 to 6 lbs, Jersey butter per week,
* BOc Ib. def. Mrs. A. Sutherla and, Re-
& Saca,Ga., Rt:-1.
2: Park's "strain pred to. fey Hariee
Rocks, permit P. D. 101, eggs. Write
for vrice. J. W. Bedell, 7 No. For-
_ syth St, Atlanta,Ga.
-. Eggs from Parks strain. Barred
Rocks, reg. permit rating. P. C. No.
+ 189, $1.50 for 15 or $5 per 100. Mrs.
od, C. Ragan, Pelham, Cae
Want eggs for hatching purposes
- yeasonably. Mrs. H. J,
= ppnilton Road, Columbus, Ga,, Rt.
* Chistom Tatehing, ees 3c each in
*
cked:- or will shell and sack $1 bu.,|~
Hable incubators, 240: egg
ies, will set eggs 3c each in 100|
Light Brahma eggs $1 per 15 del.
Mrs. W. H. Bucanan, Lewiston, |
'M. W. Dod- St.
good. condition $20 each, del.
ted, $1.50 per setting of 15 or $6 per]
: weather brooder.
Barred Rock eggs, Thompson strain|
Red and white eggs for hatehing
: Mya J.P, Tarpley, Crandall, Ga., Rt. |
| dozs
lis of 300. Customers t6 pay. post-|
Mrs, E. T Almon, Midland, Ga. !
Casten sche: 5e per chick. Or-
Sets booked - now for spring.
INCUBATORS
capacity 210 eggs. Used only twice,
good as new, $25. Mrs R. A. Tem-
pleton, Waynesboro, Ga,
Two practically new Standard Re-
cap., in
good condition. - Used only 1 season
$20 each or exchange fon Thompson
Barred Rock pullets or hens. Ho-
mer G. Cline, Canton, Ga.
Miller Ideal, tripple deck incuba-}
tor, 11,700 egg capacity; good oper-
ating condition, guaranteed. S.-P.
Howe, Fort Valley, Ga. :
New Buckeye. brooder, oil burner.
1500. capacity $15. Mrs, M. Piekren
vhine, Ga.
No. 2x30 Buckeye incubator, ca-
pacity 1008 eggs. Complete with}
brooder $225. Tom Sheriff, Suny:
na, Ga.
- Brooder, 50 hate cap. -, used once,
exchange for dried fruit or fresh ap-
ples or $2.50 cash. Mrs.
ton, Box 58, Editon, Ga.
Cypress, 150 egg capacity mules.
tor. Used twice; good as new. Miss Bes
cheap. or exchange for equal value
in chickens or provisions. Miss Bes-
sie Roberts, Milledgeville, Ga., Rt. 6
| Box 29.
1 Super incubator, 250 egg capac-
ity, first class condition $20 cash. P.
- Spires, Milan, Ga,
4 Buckeye incubator, Style E, 110
0. L. McClel
egg capacity $12.50.
Laas Ga., 403 Jefferson,
lan,
- Two 240 ege Cypress jee nbators:
E. W
Starr, Mansleld, Ga.
One 350 egg Buckeye incubator, |
Irst class condition $35; Bee 500
chick Buckeye brooders $25; feed
troughs and water cups free. with:
brooders.. All for $50. Mrs. = We
Cox, Metter, Ga. :
Mrs, M. B. Seroggs, Alto, - Cs.
wants 1 Buckeye coal burner brood-
er, 500 chick capacity, exchange fo
same, write. Mrs. M.
Alto, Ga, = :
Want 500. capacity Buckeye cold }
' Write > R: D.
Stancil, Eastanollee, Ga., Rt: 2. a
Want good incubator, - 150 or more
egg.size. State condition and price.
John Jones, palin, Ga., 63 S Sebidge|
Bee
- PLANTS "FOR SALE
Old fashioned peach: trees $1 per
doz; 60c per 1-2 doz; $8 per 100;
Lucretia dewberry plants. $1 per 100, 1
$8 per M.-or will exchange. W.-H.
Hipp, Hogansville, Ga. -
Charleston and Jersey Wakefield
and Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants
for winter heading 45c 200, 75c 500,
$1, 25 M, postpaid. Roy. Brannan,
Lewiston, Ga..
Cabbage plants, leading varieties |-
$1 per M FOB; $1.25 per M, post-
Fes, Branson Clark, Thomasville,
a
By varieties of ibe plants, now
ready, $1 per 500, and $1.75 M. pre-}
paid; collect, $1 REE M, J. M. Davis,
Tifton, Ga.
Frost proof. cabbage plants $1 per
M, collards $1; onions $1.25. W, W.y
Williams, Quitman, Ga,
Early Jersey Wakefield
palivawe
plants, . $1 per M. or $1.25 postpaid,
write for wholesale prices. . B
Lovett, Sparks, Ga.
Lady. Thompson Semesters plants
30c per 100, $3 per M. as He Dent:
sey, Roswell, Gace :
Klondyke strawberry vines 50c: per
100; everbearing 40c per 100.
Ys A. Dyal, Monroe, Ga,, Rt. 2.
~ Himalaya blackberry plants
Lady Thompson strawberry
plants 380c per 100; Everbearing
strawberry plants 35c per 100 or $3
per M; Early May cherry trees 10c;
-{ 12 for $1; mixed each trees 10c each.
Mrs. G. Conner, Gainesville, Ga., Rt.
Phillips, | 7.
Weill rooted: sawhorse plants 2
years old, $1 per. 300; sage 50c Ib,
30c per 1-8 Ib; all prepaid nice roots
ae
a nee
Bncksje Incubator, style EB, No. AK; )
Grr; Bur-
| ing cabbage plants now ready 200 to
|per M, postphid. Enoch Hayes, Bu-
2. SBE EB
: se Ga.
_B. Scroggs, eS
-| Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga. -
3}aceepted,
|dyke and Lady Thompson 50c per
Branch, Ga.
|L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga.
Mrs. {|
25c.
aspataeus - 10 each; horse radish
roots 50c doz; Palmer Christal. seed
10e cup, good. to keep moles out of
- Mrs. J. H. Darnell, Jasper,
tele
Peat kac: nian $1, 15 per M.. C.
M. Wilbanks, Alto,. Ga.
Improved Klondyke
plants 25c per 100 or $2 per M; Ev-
erbearing strawberry plants 40 per
100. _ Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming,
Ga., Rt.-4,.
Lady Thompson strawberry plants
50c per 100; $3 M. del. Mrs. W. C.
Crowe, Gainesville,. Gas Ri 2; :
Missionary and Klondyke straw
berry plants $3 M. del; asparagus:
roots 75e es del, C. Vv. Baldwin,
Rockmart, pat. 4;
- Frost Hee cabbage plants $1.25
per M, postpaid.. Andrew Clark,
Thomasville, Gass
Cabbage plants for winter head-
ing, $1.25 per M. del, Prompt ship-
ment. Mrs. Thelma Harrington,
Thomasville, Ga.
Cabbage plants, 500 65el $1 per
M. Prompt shipment. Capt. Albert
Harrington, Thomasville, Ga.
Frost proof, fall and winter head-
=
500, 20c per 100; 1 M. to 5 M., $1.30
ford, Ga. Rt, 2s
Nice dry sage 50c Ib, add postage.
Mrs. W.J. Bell, Comer, Ga., RFD 1.
Klondyke strawberry plants 50
per 100; Progressive*Everbearing $1
per 100. W. H. Alexander, Leaf, Ga.
Cabbage lants now ready, 75e per
500, $1.25 per M: del; by express
collect, $1 M., 5 M.-and up 90c M. W.
CG. Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga. :
Strawberry plants of large variety
and small nest onions. Mrs. J. H.
oe 523 Watkins St., Augusta,
a
Pedigreed Everbearinz red rasp-
beiry plants, especially adapted to
warm dry summer 50c doz. J. W.
Bedelle, 19 ie Forsyth St., Atlan-
Large and eae variety strawhber-
ry plants, 80c per 100, $2 per M.
a Mrs. L. E. Mobley, Glennville,
a
Hverbearing strawberry plants 5c
per 100 or $6 M; Klondyke and Mis-
sionary. 50c per 100 or $4 M. Mrs.
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, $1.25
i del; onion. plants $1.50. M del.
. R. Holland, Braselton, Ga.
Well rooted 2 to 5 year old Kudzu
gaa at reasonable prices.
M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga. -
Cabbage plants $1 per M, satis-
faction or money back. No checks
Wo M Osteen, Waresbo-
ro, Gar st
Inspected one plants, Klon-
100; Progressive Everbearing $1 per
100. M. W. Alexander, Leaf, Ga.
Klondyke strawberry plants, $3. per
M. del. W. * <.- Owens, Flowery
Score 35c Ib.
Mrs. Melton Mullis,
Cadwell, Gee...
New, shade dried ee. 40 lb. Mrs.
Dry sage 15 -teacupful;
and walntit bushes 2 years old, 380
each, add postage. - Mrs. S. W. Rod-
gers ,Conyers, Ga., Rt. 1.
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage
and collard, winter proof, plants 380
per 100; $i. 20M B, R. Woodliff,
Flowery. Branch, Ga.
Cabbage plants now ready, $1 per
M. C. R. Redmond, Pelham, Ga,
M:;-eoHard plants $1 M.
Voeke, Valdosta, Ga., Rt. 1.
Rooted kudzu plants, | from 1 to 8
years old, $1.25 per M., J. H. Par-
tker,, 716 istSt. ; 3H, Moultrie, Ga.
Extra early Jersey and Wakefield
cabbage plants and seeds now ready
$1.25M. del; seed $1 per lb, 10 Ibs
$9 del; F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.
Everbearing strawberry plants, 30c
per 100 del.
gah, Ga.
- Robt.
A
ety, 40c per 100 or exc for good size
cabbage plants or white nest onions.
smawberey it :
Mrs. Emma Langley, Ellijay, Ga., R
FD. 3.
_ Improved Klondyke airaweerre
Leander
|per 500; $2.50 per M, prepaid. C. M.
sage |.
bushes, well rooted 15 each; plum,
Early Jersey cabbage plants $1.25 500, $1.35 M postpaid; 10 M, $10.50. _
Martha Cochran, Pis-
Strawberry sets, large early vari-|
SN ae
= Kendgke cee eae Poe
per 100 or $2.25M del. Mrs. Estie ae
Crowe, Buford, Ga. sie
Everbearing cipawheere. plants, 20
per 100 or will exe for dried fruit.
pine W. J. Lumpkin, Edison, Gaz, Rt:
area well rooted privet hedge |
plants 7c ea, or $7 per 100; privet
hedge cuttings, $1.00 per 100. Easy
to root if kept wet.. Mrs. Nettie. Mon-
roe, Morgan Ga., Box 71.
Will exc Kudzu roots for well root-
ed Abelia or Armour privet. W. HH.
Rheney, Wadley, Ga. ee
~ Early Ozark strawberry plants 25c =
per 100, $2.25 per M; Aroma, 80c
per 100. $2.75 M, will exchange for
farm implements or Buff Wyandotte _
pullets, Oscar Woody, 1380 Beecher ~
St., Athens. Ga.
Rarly Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants now ready 75c
per 500, $1.25 per M postpaid, prompt
shipment. . R. Chanclor, Seville, Ga.
Klondyke strawbery lants 30 per: be
100. Add postage on less than thou-.
sand... Mrs. Y. M. Anderson, Wik :
liamson, Ga.
Two year old Concord grape vines
10e each; 2 year old Niagara grape
vines 12 1-2c each; 1 year vines each
variety, half price. State inspected.
G, A. Anderson, Williamson, Ga.
Dry sage, 1927 crop, 50c lb; green
sage'10e lb, well rooter, add postage.
No checks accepted, cash with order.
plants 25e per 100: $2.50 M. del.
Mrs. Julia and Forrest Martin, hes ee
ery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1: a
Charleston Wakefield cabbage ee
plants 25c. 100, $1.25 M; Klondyke a
strawberry plants $1.75 M. is G:
Porter, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 1.7 ~
-.100. Cherry sprouts $10; 100 fig
sprouts $20; 100 seedling Cling stoned 4%).
peach trees $10. Mrs. T. A. Hippy 2c
Hogansville, Ga. rae
~ Klondyke and bady = Thompson ode
strawberry plants 85c 100; $2 M.
del.: L. A. Crowe, Buford, Ga. Ger
Klondyke. starwberry plants, 25
per 100; $2.25 M del. Obie. pea te Bu-
ford, Ga.
Progressive Everbedeine sicatiens a
plants, $2.25 M or 25c per 100. Add
postage on small lots. H. Rowland,
Box 834; Athens, Georgia.
Fall and winter heading cabbage
plants, now ready, 75c per 500, $1.25
M,. postpaid; or express collect, $1.00
M: Klondyke, 1 year old plants, $1.25
Crowe, Gainesville, Ga. #,
Charleston Wakefield cabbage Se
plants, 25c per 100 or $1.25 per M, _
delivered. E C Wingo, Flowery Branch
Georgia, Route 1 :
Cabbage plants, all varieties, and
True Georgia Collards, 50c, per 100;.
5c, 50032-$1:25- SM, postpaid. ha M. Ree
Nix, Flowery: Branch, - Georgia. 2 2 ss
Improved - Klondyke <. strawberry) = 3.
plants, $2.75. M, delivered. Prompt ~~
shipment. Mrs. Ai S- Crowe, Cumming :
Georgia, Route 4. ~
Frost proof cabbage plants, fall and ae
winter heading, prompt shipment, be = 4
for 300; $1.40 per M; 5 M for $6, de-.
iveled. Satisfaction a certainty. Mrs.
Grace Maddox, Buford, Ga., Rt. 2
akefield and Succession: cabbage
plants 20c per 100; $1.20 M, delivered.
5 M lots,$1.00 M, "collect. W. C; Wal- :
drip, Flowery Branch, Ga. :
Frost proof cabboge plants,
85c per.
C.. FE. Maddox, Buford, Ga., Rt. Pee
: Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants 85c per 100, $1.25 M. Miss V.-
R. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Gx Rt 1
Klondyke strawberry plants, ZOE:
per 100, $2.50 M delivered. J.'B. Ben-
nett, Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1.
Strawberry, Current cand Rasberry
plants. Write for Prices. A: H. Price,
Flippen, Ga. :
Clean, dried sage 60c Ib., "delivered, A
Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Milan, Ga., Route 2.
Klondyke strawberry plants, $1.50
per 500; $2.25 M, or exchange for.
Ma moth Bronze turkeys, Miss Fay :
Wi &9, Flowery pre, Ga., Route 1
Miss Jeffie Ham, Forsyth, Ga. 3
t
_ BUREAU OF MARKETS
C. H. BISHOP, Director
HEPARTMENT AGRICULTUFA
EUGENE TALMADGE
Commissioner
am
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re
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#922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, Georgi:
onder the Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted fo:
mailimy at spevial rate of postage provided
for in section 1108, Act of October 8, 1917
IMPORTANT: Each individual ad for ths
Hullet n shoutd be sent in on separate piece 8:
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the Bureau cannot, and does not, assume any
transactions carried \eut
Ds ibili for
a Our services are en.
through the Bulletin.
tirely FREE.
ee
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
| Many varieties of vegetablu.
: may be planted during October
with the assurance of a successful
yield. Other vegetables may be
planted during October with pos.
sibilities of a successful yiel and
it is a well known fact thai late
fresh vegetables will bring good
merket prices. :
Seasonable plantings for las
October, according to the State
College of Agriculture, include
_ LettuceThe ice-berg varie\
is. very popular with housewives
and there is a steady demand for
the same the year round.
RadishBest verieties, Scarlet
Globe, French, Breakfast, White
live near large cities,
3 Jeiele.
RapeBest variety, Dwarf Ky,
sex. Keep cut back for greens,
RhubarbBest varieties, Vict
_ ria, Lunaeus, Mammoth Red. Bes
adapted to northern part of state
Cover roots four inches. |
MustardBest varieties, @iaist
Southern Curled, Chinese.
Onion SetsBest varieties, B.t-
muda, Yellow Danver, Prize Ta
ker, Silver Skin. Many other va-
rieties may be planted with pror
pect of good financial returns.
_ provided weather condition are
favorable.
Raspberries Profitable Crap
_ Growing raspberries and Lgs
will bring splendid money re-
turns to women on the farm, who
and will
have a convenient market foi the
same.
A buyer for a large chain of :e-
_. tail grocery stores, with branelses
in almost every city in Georgia,
recently told the writer that he
had never seen the supply of rasp-
_ berries equal the demand.
Dr. H. P. Stuckey, Director of
the Georgia Experiment Station,
submits for the benefit of Bulle-
tin readers, the following valuable
information concerning raspberry
culture: Raspberries will thrive
best in the northern half of the
state. The soil should be made
fertile and well prepared. A come
bination of barnyard manure and
commercial fertilizers will be
found good for raspberries. The
plants should be set out about five
feet apart @ach way anl trained
to stakes or a trellis of wire. They.
may be spaced a little close. if
necessary. The plants niay he et
ont at any
| MARKET BULLETIN
Asst. Director State
y time during the do
nrant season from late fall to ear-.
ly spring. They should have reg-
ular clean culture to keep down
weeds and maintain a vigorous
grow ng condition. :
PruningThe canes which pro-
duce the berries are cut down to
the ground as soon as the erop is
harvested. This permits the
young canes to grow in readiness
to produce a crop the following
season.
VarietiesThe Georgia Experi-
ment Station is eross breeding and
testing more than a dozen varie-
ties of raspberries, along with a
collection of blackberries and
dewberries at present. The re-
sults thus far indicate that there
S no one best variety of raspber-
ries. A variety that may be, high
in quality may be low in yield, or
may be subject to disease, ete.
However, the following varieties
have shown more or less marks of
superiority in the collection and
will no doubt be of interest to
growers:
Royal Purple.
Golden Queen.
St. Regis.
Kirskin.
Van Fleet.
There are no doubt, many varie-
t-es found here and there in ecom-
munities that, for the particular
section, are as good if not better
than any of these. It is therefore
a good practice to secure raspber-
ry plants from a neighbor who has
found a variety well adapted to
the loeality.
By Mrs. Norman Sharp,
Bureau of
Markets. eo.
Buy Georgia Products First
CHICKENS FOR SALE
Barred Rocks oe
also spring hatch B R_ pullets
cockerels $1 each
L L Wallace, 247 N Highland Ave
Atlanta Ga, 20 May pullets $207 |
and
stra'n Barred Rock pullets $20 :
Mrs G B Ellis, Cornelia Ga, 10
Rarred Rock hens and 1 cock 18 mos
old. $14
Mrs J-W Talley, Pike Ga, Thomp-
sons pure bred Imperial Ringlet
cockerels 8 mos old $2.50 each, cash
with order :
Mrs A E Nelson, Rt 5, Calhoun Ga
1 cockerel A pril hatch $1.75; 1 cock
June hatch 1925 $1 2
ene c
Bantams |
F B Guann, Clyo Ga, Golden Sea-
bright roosters $1.50 each
Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga, pure |
Golden Seabright $7 pair
J T L Hartness, Mineral Bluff Ga
Bantams for sale 75 pair, $1.25
trio; Golden Seabright strain, just
a few left, cash or check with order
W H Bennett, Fairmount Ga, 8
white bantam hens and 1 cock $2 for
lot f o b Calhoun Ga
Jersey Black Giants and Lakenvelders
Bonnie View Orchard, Demorest
Ga, Jersey Black Giants, Marcy.
_ hens $2 each; cockerels $1,50
eac fas
Mrs J R Herring, Arlington Ga, 2
Jersey Giant cocks March hatch.
R C Wilder, Griffin Ga, Rt C,.50
Black Giant pullets; Hill Crest strain
$1.50 each or $70 for lot, cash with
order: will exchange for Jersey milk
cow fresh in, not over 4 years 6ld,
must be good cow ; a ma
John Lynch, Midland Ga, large:
Jersey Black. Giant ockrls, Marey:
strain $2.50 each .
erels $2.50 each oe
4 March and April hatch $1 each fob
erels and pullets for. ir
nings at Ga. State. Expo., Macon,
write for prices and information
_ Mrs G R Burnley, Mayfield Ga, Rt
2; 15 Black Langshan hens and 1
rooster $16 for lot, cash with order
Mrs J G Burton, Elberton Ga, Rt
9; 8 hens and 1 rooster April 1926
hatch at $2 each; 8 pullets and one
cock re] April 1927 hatch $1.50 each
or the lot for $31 f o b Elberton;
pure stock and good winter layers;
Black Langshan stock At
H W Whitworth, Rt 3, Lavonia Ga
7 Jersey Black Giant hens and 1 cock,
spring 1926 hatch, Marcy strain $2
each or $14 for lot
Wyandottes
Mrs C R Sorrells, Monroe Ga, 4
mos old Partridge Wyandotte cock- |
erels $1.50 each ;
-R Smith Poole, Warrenton Ga, 1
Silver Lace Wyandotte rooster and 5
pullets pure bred $1:25 each or exc. ;
for pure bred R I Reds, Donaldson
strain oo
J M Hart, College Park, Ga, prize
winning Silver Lace Wyandotte stock
hens $2 each; cockerels and pullets
$1.50 each and up Se
Mrs Laura Curry, Stockton Ga,
pure bred R CS L Wyandotte Tarbox
strain; 10 hens 1 1-2 and 2 years and
1 rooster 2 years old $15; April hch
pullets $1.50 each =
Mrs L C inson, Alamo, Ga Rt A,
12 S L Wyandotte pullets March
hatch now laying, Tarbox strain $1.50
each ee
Mrs A B Fuller, Buford Ga; 5 Sil-
ver Lace Wyandotte hens ane one
rooster 2 years old $1.25 each, Tar-
box strain | AeA &
Brahmas
Mrs TR Manry, Edison Ga, Brah-
ma hens, Scott strain, pure bred, ex-
tra large $2 each
--Anconas ree
J H Beasley, Lavonia Ga, S CG
Sheppard strain Ancona blood tested
pullets ready to lay $1.50 each, cock-
Mrs W V Vaughn, Towns, Ga, 50
Shepherd strain Ancona hens $45 ~
Mrs Mary. Page, Soperton Ga, Rt
4, 20 pure bred Riverside Ancona
pullets March hatch $1 each
Mrs W L Carmichael, Madison Ga
nice Shepherd strain cocks and cock-
erels $5 each, March hatch pullets
$1.50 each eo :
Games
P B Brown, Ball Ground Ga, Rt 1,
Berry strain Indian game cock and 3
hens $8 for lot, 3 Black Warhorse
cockerels $1.25 each or exchange for
Barred Rock pullets; 1 cock for 1
pullet
J D McLane, Hartwell Ga, 8 Ginns}
tassel spangled game hens 1 to 3 yrs
old $1.50 each; 1 18 mos old rooster
4 :
$
I L McClellan, 403 Jefferson St,
LaGrange Ga, Warhorse game cock-
erels April hatch, weight 4 Ibs and
over $2.50 each
Orpingtons .
_ Miss Rosie Johnson, Rt 1, Shellman
Ga, 2 cocks 1 year old and 1 1-2 yrs
old real fine $2 each |
M A Gowen, 50 Rockford Ave At-
lanta Ga, Buff Orpingtons from blue
ribbon winners at S E Fair, also eggs
for setting
- Buff, White. and Other Rocks
M A Gowen, 50 Rockerford Ave,
Atlanta -Ga, ~Partridge Plymouth
Rock cockerels and pullets. from rib-
bon winners at S E Fair, also eggs |
A W Schmidt, 319 Columbus St,
Macon Ga, Partridge Rocks, Bird
Bros, stock; 1 cock $5; 6 hens $3
each or lot for $20; cockerel$ $3; pul-
lets $2.50 Pe:
Mrs Joe W Craft, Hartwell Ga Rt
3, pure Fischel strain W R cockerels
J R Estes, Newborn, Ga, 2 nice
Partridge Rock cockerels 2 years old
vure Kellogg strain $3 each, 5 young
\
C Silver Spangled Hamburg
Jessie M Whitley, Osierfield Ga, 18
Partridge Rock pullets and 2 cock-
erels all Jan. hatch, pure bred $1.50
each or $28 for lot
Mrs D R Temples, Graymont Ga,
2 Jan. hatch Fischel strain White Ply-
mouth Rock cockerels $2.50 each, a
few pullets same strain $1.50 each
Pebble Hill Poultry Farm, Pine
View Ga, Partridge Rock cockerels. |
and pullets Kellogg strain, write for
prices and information, 12 1 year old
hens, 26 April hatch pullets and Apr
cockerels, Partridge Rock, Kellogg
strain will sell for $85; write for
prices on smaller lots -
Mrs. GS Martin, Rt.1, Athens Ga.
25 Fishel strain White Rock pullets
8 or 9 mos old $2 each, carrier to be
returned g
J V Jackson, Talking Rock Ga, 3
pure bred Nuggets strain Buff Rocks
5 hens 1 cock $6; 5 pullets and one
cockerel $5 or $10 for lot. =
Mrs W_G Sappington, Chipley Ga,
pure bred Nugget strain Buff Rock
cockerels $2.50 each and u
Mrs M C Camp, Villa: Rica, Ga, _
ae
pullets March ae
pure bred White Rock
hatch $1 each
Miscellaneous Chickens ie
Tom K Moore, Canton Ga, Rt 3
1 pair Peafowls $25 or will sell sep-.
arate NO a
Mrs Susie White, Dalton Ga; 4 R -
ullets- -
erryS >
and 1 cockerel April hatch
strain $5 for lot
- Baby Chicks
=H dy Wallace, Bowdon Junction Ga Be
wants 500 baby chicks to raise on
raise 300 or more
Mrs R F Anderson, Register Ga, - s
a few day old Barred Rock chickens __
for sale reasonably
Mrs J 'T Lampkin, Ellaville Ga, Box
203, wants chickens to raise on halves
100 Barred Rock baby chicks
raise on halves to 10 weeks old
TURKEYS AND GUINEAS ~
Mrs W E Burch, Rt 1, Helena Ga
to exchange a young common
wants
gobbler for a young bronzed or.
Bourbon red, express paid both ways, -
| halves to 8 weeks old, guarantees to-
_ Mrs Julia Holland, Julia, Ga, wants
to,
will send first so can use same crate
Mrs J B McCrary, Thunder Ga, 40
pure bred White Holland turkeys
from prize winning stock March and
April hatch $5 each o
G W Elliott, Dawsonville Ga, 6
speckled white crest guineas one
rooster, five hens 2 and 3 years old 2
$5 for lot or exchange for 5 pure
bred Barred Rock
April hatch *
. Gantwood Farm, Meigs, Ga,
B gobblers $7; hens $6 or $12 pair
_ Miss: Gussie Strickland, Alvaton
Ga, thoroughbred Golden M B turkey
$8 each ed
W A Howell, White Plains Ga, 1
turkey tom and 1 hen $15 for pair
black and bronze mixed Soe &
Mrs Ida Kelly, Marietta Ga, Rt5
-pullets March or. I
young
tom 2 years old $10; 2 April hatch
2 pure bred M B toms April hatch, oe
good breeding stock $6 each f o b or
will exchange for 11 pullets and one
of
cockerel March or April hatch
no ulls and
pure Buff Orpingtons
must be healthy stock. Re
The Wonder Poultry Farm, Rock-
mart Ga, Rt 2, fine turkey toms Mch
and April 1927 hatch $5 each, turkey
hens same age $3.50 each or 2 hens -
and 1 tom $11; can furnish several _
trios at same price
Mrs Stella C Barfield, Hahira Ga
speckled guineas, good laying stock :
8 hens, 2 cocks T5c each
EB
pure :
April hatch from 45 Jb tom and 22
lb hens, Bird Bros. strain; prize stock _
toms $8.50, hens $6.50, trios $20 |
Mrs L
. aura Curry, Stockton, Ga,
G MB April hatch toms $6 and $7;
1-2 year old tom and 2 hens $20; all =
Bird Bros.. strain 3; Special price on
whole lot.
_ Trotman, Lumpkin Ge, Rt 5,
giant mammoth bronze turkeys,
Mrs. L B Taylor, Rydal Go. 5
HI Moore, White Plains Ga,
mammoth bronze turkeys, Gold
= train, April hatch, hens $6;
a
J W Talley, Pike Ga, pure
oth bronze turkey toms April
7 and $8 each, cash with order
B F Manison, Gainesville Ga;
ure M B toms $4.50 and one $6
ivered
s H L Patrick, Ficklin Ga, wants
rge white turkeys 7 or 8 mos
h, will. exchange for same 6
rd strain hens and 1 rooster
: ice young geese ae 10 gan-
fu feathered $1.75 each or $30
e lot
ewe SA Beckwith: Baxley Ga,
n runner drakes $1. 25 each
irs H F Carter, Lake Park Ga, 2
ite Pekin drakes April hatch $1
or exchange for ducks of same
Mrs L B Russell, Woodbury Ga;
blue geese will exchange for
I Red hens or $1 each
Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet Ga,
white Pekin ducks, fine mammoth
n 7 hens and 2 drakes at $2 ea;
take $17 for lot
Ethel Smith, Midville. Ga; 11
range Poultry Farm, Mariet-
en of mated hucks, Pardees
strain, 6 ducks, yearling, 1
2 years old, now laying, will
than cost
UBATORS FOR SALE AND
WANTED
Wallace, Bowdon Junction
Hot Brooder, 500 chick cap,
nteed . to. be in oe class rengy
0. \
Se N. D. Tan Alma, Ga.
hot water, incubator. and brood
good make, not less than 250
p will
nitting - machine with instruc-
write.
Ida Kelley Marietta Ga Rt 5
ically new 500 chick cap canopy
burning. brooder $10 or exc for
uff Orpington pullets and 1 cock-
Mch or Apr hatch, no culls, must
healthy stock. sy
Hart, College Park Ga Nor
icken feeders, automatic, per-
nd $1 ea or $2.50 for the 3
P A Raby. 160 Winship St
Ga 1 Porters 400 egg incu-
will exe for 20 young hens or
ts of any good breed |
G H Eley, Rt 2 White Plains
nts a Buckeye incubator 250
ap iin perfect cond with instruc-
ok will exe for same write
neubator in good condition
- seasons, $20; 250 egg Wis-
Incubator in good condition
seasons $10
Adams, Rt B Ashburn Ga;
make and-must be in perfect
g order and a bargain
Smith, 864 Beecher street, At-
al Cypress Incubator 144 egg.
ity in good condition used 3
s $20
1 S Lawson, Rt 1 Morven Ga 1- 309
capacity Successful Incubator in
od condition and a good hatcher
exe for hens 1 and 1 1-2 yrs
serch hatch pullets brood sow
doder will sell reason-
: exe for chickens |
My H B Ford, Lavonia Ga 1 Super
; r Hot Water incubator cap 400
3 trays $30; 1 improved blue
of brooder 500 chicks cap ~
prac tically new
00 cap oil br.
guinea roosters 75c 1
ndian runner ducks, 4 drakes:
papi vat $1 per. head or $10
exc for them a Gear-.
Porter, Gainesville Ga 400 egg |.
75 to 150 egg incubator any
D EGGS
AND WANT
Mrs CR Sorrelss, Rt 1 Motive: Ga
2 or 3 Ibs of nice fresh butter per
week 50c Ib del; hatching eggs of
Golden Seabright Bantams $2 per 15.
P O Box 45, Savannah Ga Wants
Tancred st leghorn hatching eggs
season 1928
E D Eason, Rt 6 Bowdon Ga 5 Ibs
of fresh Jersey butter per week 45c
Ib del shipped subject to approval
Mrs F O Gaddis, Rt 2 Dawson Ga
Directions for making fumigating
nest eggs 10c.
Mrs Addie Waddell Pearson Ga.
Blk Minorca eggs $1.25 for 15.
H V Rodham, Gen Del, Bainbridge
1 Ga, wants good fresh fertile eggs
from pure bred RI Reds, Barred
Rocks, White Wyandotte Buff Or-
pington, and other breeds, state num-
ber can furnish weekly and best price
f o b shipping point
Mrs H L Lawson, Morvin Ga, Rt
1 will set eges at 2 1-2c each or. 5c
a chick
Mrs GS Martin, Athens, Ga, Rt 1,
eggs for hatching, Fischel strain
White Rocks 15 for $1.50 carrier
-to be returned
Mrs V E Moore, Ashland Ga, Rt 2,
ean furnish from 4 to 10 Ibs fresh
Jersey butter per week at 40c per lb
delivered in Ga, 45c kb outside Ga, cus-
tomer to return box cash with order
Mrs W H Branan Lewiston Ga, S
C RI Red eggs $1.25 per 15 del
Mrs W V Robbs, Rt 1, Flowery
Branch Ga, 6 to 8 lbs of fresh Jersey
butter per week 50c Ib
Mrs R L Greene, Rt 4, Cuthbert
Ga_ pure bourbon red turkey eggs re-
duced to 10 each
Mrs W H_= Hipp, Hogansville Ga,
custom hatching be per chick, orders
booked for spring same price
Mrs 'W A Bennett, Adairsville Ga?
fresh Jersey butter each week from
reg cows 50c lb satisfaction guaran-
teed
Mrs J Moore, Rt 3, Bowdon Ga, 3
Ibs clean fresh country butter per
week 48c Ib del
FRUITS FOR SALE AND WANTED
M F Merriman, Demorest Ga Ap-
ples 88 bu 26 bu Yates 47 bu Terry
Winters, 18 bu Kennards Choice, 2 bu
Rome Beauties and Champions, will
sell for $120 FOB Cornelia Ga, Ex-
press money order with order.
W R McClure, Quill Ga Nice dried
apples 20c Ib delivered
Miss Emilise Gordon. Dallas Ga
Wants dried fruits free from worms,
exc fancy work or do sewing for
same
G B Elder: Cornelia Ga 400 No 3
cans Ga Bell peaches in good cond
1926 crop $80
G H Hays, Flippen es Pear ae
serves 60c qut
VEGETABLES FOR SALE AND
WANTED
Mrs Ida M Allen, Rt 1 Temple Ga
Hot Red peppers, dry, 30 lb
Mrs. L B Taylor Rydal Ga New
red hot pepper 25 Ib small] or large
size
Miss Jeucic Cash, Flowery Branch
Ga, Rt 3 green and hot red pepper 35c
gal; scullion button sets Egyptian
onion sets 15e qt, add postage.
Miss Willie Mae Walters, Lavonia
Ga Rt 1 Red hot pepper, red and
green pepper 20c gal add postage
ders, Rt 1 Unadilla Ga 1 new:
SEEDS FOR SALE AND WANTED
Mrs C R Sorrells, Rt 1 Monroe Ga
30 pounds Eng peas_ winter plant-
ing, 4 lb for $1.00; winter beet seed
10 pkg
Mrs Yr J Taylor, Yatesville. Ga Rt 1
Box 60 20 Ibs Winter Eng peas Alaska
1927 crop 25 per Ib COD
W E Spence,. Rt 5 Carrollton Ga
Wants to exchange pure. Rooker cot
ton seed for 8 bus sound North Ga
rye prefer Abruzzie
Robert S Anderson, Bawkinavill
Ga Dwarf Essex rape seed at oY
per Ib.
Mrs J D Coston, Parish Ga 50 or
75 lbs Wilkins watermelon seed $1.25 |
per Ib sample se requested
WEG?
known as winter garden pea. Plant one
to hill 18 in apart. Pea spreads and
puts up 10 to 12 rumners need no
sticking. Will stand severe freeze,
plant in October or November. Very
prolific, splendid for truck farm 40c
lb cash with order
P R Crane, Jonesboro Ga Pride of
Ga and Lipsey watermelon seed Write
for prices on large orders.
J O Stokes, Fitzgerald Ga Rt 6
Curley Mustard seed new crop and
recleand 1 Ib 30c; 5 Ib $1.40; 10 lbs
$2.60 delivered
F N Smith, Glennville Ga Sea
Island cotton seed 1927 crop 7e Ib
FOB Glennville Ga -
Wilber Barton Wildwood Ga
Brand leaf Burley tobacco seeds 10c
per teaspoonful plus postage or 50c
per dram, glass, prepaid. Yellow
Pryor same price, cash with order
Mrs C A Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce
Ga Seven top shghtly mixed with
purple top globe turnip seed 30c per
5 Ibs 25c; 10 to 15 Ibs 20c or will exe
L C Hobbs, Blakely Ga 85 Ibs Willet
Wonder English pea seed 35c lb post
paid. Will exchange for Ferris strain
White Leghorn pullets
Mrs. Josie Jenkins Dahlonega Ga
Old fashioned seedling peach seeds
for planting. White Eng and Yellow
Globe, 1-2 bu or .will-exe for nursery
stock, write and make best offer _
Mrs G S Watson, Thomas Ga wants
red clover seed, write prices
P P Pullian, Toccoa Ga wants to
buy genseng seeds and roots
Fain Trading Co. Edison Ga Rape
seed 12 1-2e Ib
E M Travis, Fayetteville Ga Stone
Mountain selected watermelon seed
$1.00 Ib
A E Jackson, Farm Mer, Bethesdo
Home for Boys, Savannah Ga 50 lbs
white velvet and 50 lbs of dwarf okra
seed 15c tb
Mrs A H Price, Locust Grove Ga
Frost proof very prolific, running
Eng pea seed 35c Ib del; mixed tur-
nip seed, seven top, . purple top and
white globe 35 Ib del; old fashioned
multiplying onion sets "ready to plant
15c Ib or $1 for 10 Ibs will exe any of |
these for sound pecans
W H Waddell; Pearson Ga, white
globe, white egg yellow globe and
cow horn turnip seed also rutabaga
and onion sets also rape seed 20c lb
5 lbs 75c; 25 lbs $2.75
SB Kinard, Jackson. Ga, recleaned
burr clover seed 8e Ib
G F Maddox, Rt 2 Buford Ga,
Genuine recleaned old fashioned
multiplying onion sets for Fall plant-
ing 10c lb del
B R.Woodliff, Flowery Branch Ga
Charleston Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage seed $1 lb; New Stone and
Greater Baltimore tomato seed same
price, fine turnip seed 40c Ib, 25 in
10 1b lots
Mrs Thos H Northern, 766 Pied-
mont Ave. N E Atlanta Ga., Poppy
seed from Italy and France, abe. for
1 teaspoonful -
WW Williams, Quitman Ga. Cab-
bage seed $1 per lb, collard 50c,
prize taker onion sets $1 per pk or
60c per gal, Bermuda onion seed $3
per lb Ruby King, pepper $3, tomato
seed $1
J H Tigner, Sec Commercial Ex-
change, Exchange Bldg, Atlanta Ga
Wants Alfalfa and Burr clover seed,
prefer No Ga seed
E L Corley, Rt 1 Mauk Ga Cali-
| fornia blackeyed pea seed 6c 1b; scul-
lion onion buttons 10c qt; sage seed
10 spoonful
R- P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga_ Im-
proved Marlboro corn and Cleveland
Big Boll -cotton seeds at farmers
prices or exe for wheat, oats, peas,
syrup; Brafham seed peas for sale
also
Mrs Lena Moligaver: Buford Ga
Rt 8 40 lbs of new everbearing okra
seed 40c Ib or 40c cup full
Mrs E L Smallwood, Rt 3 Ashburn
Ga Wild Swet Bay sed $1 per Ib
bs | Pt ees Willie
alters, L voni.
Ga Rt 1 Yellow Neck squash and okra |
seed 5c thls
H P Harrell, Hartsfield Ga Rt
10 lbs of Texas sweet watermelon
seed $1 lb or exc for 10 bu of Pettys
tools or Wannamaker cotton seed
Mrs T B_ Thomas, Thomasboro
Ga Gourd seed, velvet okra fresh seed
10c per pkg, add postage
J N Carson, Griffin Ga Pimento
pepper seed $1 lb or exe for corn or
laying W L pullets; extra early im-
proved Pride of Ga watermelon seed
$1.50 Ib
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR
SALE AND WANTED
F B Brassell, Mitchell Ga 20 bu
White Spanish peanuts $1.25 bu, cash
with order
F C Drexal, Buena Vista Ga Pecan
tree, Stuarts and Schleys all good
budded stock 50c per tree
._ J E Johnson, Rt 1 Shellman Ga .
State inspected budded pecan trees,-
leading varieties, from 30c to 70e ea
S K Simon, Albany Ga Schley and
Stuarts pecan trees, 5 to 8 ft Govern-
ment inspected, for sale or will exe
for beans or peas
W H Robinson, Cairo Ga wants pe-
eans of all varieties mail samples
and state lowest price and quantity
offered in each variety
J J Haden, Rt 2 Mitchell Ga Several
thousand budded paper shell pecan
trees, ay ceonie at inspected, write for
prices
J L Davis, Plasrenda Ga Choice
Stuart pecans 40c Ib
R E Bower, Sr., Dixie Ga. Ga
runner seed and white Spanish seed
peanuts 5c Ib; seedling pecans 20c Ib
John K Cheney, P O Box 273 Val-
dosta. Ga wants new crop seedling
pecans also crop new paper shell, any
quantity, send sample and will quote
highest prices
E L Boudreau, New Orleans, La.
206 Q and C Bldg. wants _ pecans,
small, medium and large types, quote
prices and mail sample
Bainbridge Produce Co., Bainbridge
Ga wants pecans, any quantity, 1927
crop, budded and_ seedlings, send
sample and state quantity
Vernon Brabham, Moultrie Ga
wants pecans, send small sample and
quote lowest price ;
Wright and Soloman, Fort Valley
Ga Wants 50,000 Ibs pecans, send
sample and state prices -
May view Farm, Warthen Ga 200
lbs Stuarts pecans 30c Ib, smaller
ones 15 to 25 Ib.
Southland Pecan Ca, Columbus Ga
Wants crop seedling and paper shell
pecans if any quantity, send samples
and state quantity for prices
W F Jefferson, Albany Ga wants
pecan nuts any quantity, quote best
price, sending samples; also will exc
pecan trees for ear corn
J C Camp, Blakely Ga, paper shell
pecans 25c lb del in 10 or more |b lots
less than 10 Ib lots fob Blakely; will
also exc for cured and dried apples
write before sending
Mrs J W Louvorn, Tallapoosa Ga
about 50 Ibs large pecans, now ready
make best offer, will send semples if
you prefer
Thos Nesbit, Cordele Ga, 300 Ibs
new crop Stuart pecans 40 Ib, BAIN
sent upon request
J H Lawrence, Middleton Ga, large
fine pecans 40c lb
Tom Byrd Atkinson, Biescton Ga
large paper shell pecans 1927 crop
25c Ib fob Broxton or 30c Ib del, cash
with order
RS Broadhurst, Americus Ga, 110
Lamar St., wants all varieties paper
shell pecans, highest cash, price paid,
send samples
Mrs Emma Langley,
Ga, white Spanish peanuts '30c gal,
add postage, cash with erder, no
checks accepted
T P Johnson, Gore Ga wants 500
Ibs 1927 crop fancy paper shell pe-
cans, send sample and lowest: price,
also state quantity. . ;
Rt 3,: Ellijay
CANS AND _
SALE AND WANTED
Neon Buchanan, Americus Ga,
- wants all varieties, any amount of
ecans z
. Miss Ethel Chapman, Crawfordville
GaG, Stuarts dnd seedling pecans for
sale, write for prices
O R Johnson, Rt 1, Shellman Ga,
State inspected pecans, varieties,
Schley, Stuart, Frotscher 3-4 ft, 40c;
4 to 5 ft 45c; 5 to 6 ft 55c; 6 to 7 ft
65c; 7 to 8 ft 75c
Mrs Annie Stevenson, Pavo Ga,
large size seedling pecans 15 Ib
Sam Stafford, The Rock Ga, wants
pecans, send sample and quote price
in 100 lb lots
Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga, wants
anuts if within 50 to 100 miles of
inleyson, write and will go see and
bu
Mrs W B Cowart, Collins Ga, wants
all varieties of pecans, mail samples
and price
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
AND WANTED
R N Etheridge, Jackson Ga wants
any variety of peas and beans, mail
sample and quote lowest prices, stat-
ing the quantities of ex
-Fred J Baker, Box 244, Columbus
Ga, wants Lady peas, send sample
and price
- P B Brown, Ball Ground Ga, spec-
kled Crowder peas $1.25 pk; black-
eyed peas $1 pk
Vernon Brabham; Moultrie Ga,
wants white black eyed and other va-
rieties of peas
Oscar Smith, Martin: Ga, 75 bu of
Jron Clad peas slightly mixed with
the Whipper will $1.75 bu fob Lavonia
G
a
Miss Maud Hamby, Rt 8, Green-
ville Ga, cream Crowder peas in hull
$2.50 bu prepaid .
Mrs Lena McBrayer, Buford Ga,
Rt 3, 60 lbs of colored butter beans
20c Ib
Mrs C C Cole, Rt 1, Lilburn Ga,
good tender blue blooming salad peas
15c tea cup or 2 for 25c, add postage
Annie Maud Mansion, Gainesville,
Ga, Rt 8, 3 1-2 bu of Brabham peas
new crop, sound and clean $3 bu del
Mrs Alice Hodges, GrGeenville Ga,
Rt. 3, nice white bunch butter beans
15c Ib or 7 Ibs for $1, 1927 crop
Mrs J M Gordon, Dallas Ga, Rt 5
blackeye peas, sweet green pepper,
quilt scraps in exchange for same,
write
H M Franklin, Tennille Ga, wants
good sound, new crop pure clay peas
Mrs Ida M Allen, Rt 1, Temple Ga
white lady and sugar Crowder peas
10c Ib ; bt
Y Bramhold, Rt 1, Mt Airy Ga, sugar
Crowder peas 10c Ib postpaid
Lawrence Smith, Martin Ga, Rt 2
blackeyed peas $3 bu, add postage,
eash with order
Mrs J C Faulkner, Clermont Ga,
brown eyed peas 5c lb
Mrs Ida Kelley, Rt 5, Marietta Ga
7 large tea cupful of white tender.
cornfield beans 15c.cupful, will pay
postage on entire amount.
J H Smith, Chipley, Ga,
Lindsey Johnson winter beans 35c Ib
add postage , :
Mrs Grace Maddox, Buford Ga, Rt
2, wants to exchange bu for bu pure.
white sugar crowder peas, for sound,
clean baby lima butter beans; also
exchange same for 10 lbs genuine
Iipsey or Stone Mountain watermel-
on. seed, each party pay postage,
write
C O Trammell, Durand Ga, 50 bu
Willis Wonder English peas, now
time for planting 25 per Ib
- D P Ellis, Oakland Ga, Willets
New Wonder frost proof bush English
peas $15 bu, $4 pk, 30c Ib
B R Woodliff, Flowery Branch Ga
sugar Crowder peas 8c lb, cow peas
$1.75 bu; black eye peas 5c Ib; mung
beans 10c Ib; loreda and o-too-tan
beans 7c
Mrs M J Patterson, Cordele Ga,
winter beans for table use, plant in
OTT te goa
AND PEANUTS FOR 3 nd March, fros
| proof 35c pt del; winter English peas
Ree 4,
Se ae
bear in Feb and - March, : frost
plant Nov and Dec 30c pt del
Mrs R D Draughn, Rt 6, Vienna Ga
about 200 Ibs of everbearing bunch
English pea seed 13c lb, cash with or-
der oe
C F Maddox, Rt 2 ,Buford Ga, new
crop select planting seeds of Willets
Wonder frost proof English peas 25c
Ib, 5 Ibs $1; choice baby lima butter
beans 15c lb in 5 Ib lots and up; pure
unmixed white sugar crowder peas
$1.85 pk or $5 bu; No. 1 cream: and
speckled sugar crowders $1.25 pk,
$4.50 bu
WW Ward, Warm Springs Ga, pure
speckled new crop peas, write for
price :
E L Corley, Rt 1, Mauk Ga, Haw-
kins blackeyed peas 5c lb, horse
beans 10c doz or 3 for 25
Mrs L M Aderhold, Lavonia Ga,
lady and sugar crowder peas free
from trash and insects 10c Ib
G P Murphy, Ranger Ga, brab peas
sound and clean $2 bu fob Fairmount
Ga
Mrs Virginia Anderson, William-
son, Ga, winter English peas, heavy
bearers, 12 1-2c lb, add postage on
amounts less than 8 lbs; new crop
blackeyed white peas 5 1-2 lb
John Berryhill Lakeland Ga, 25 bu
winter garden pea seed, Thomas va-
riety cold resistent and very prolific
20c lb in small quantities del by mail
16c lb fob in lots of 1-bu or more .
Miss Willie Mae Walters, Lavonia
Ga, Rt 1, white black eye and brown
eye peas 6c lb, add postage
CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR
SALE AND WANTED
EP Hicks, 213 W 39th St, Savan-
nah Ga, wants popcorn shelled for
popping write
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga wants
ear or shelled corn del at Pearson,
write for further information
Nelson Kea, Adrian Ga, 400 bus
corn in shuck, make offer :
Fain Trading Co, Edison Ga, 200
bu shelled corn sacked 85 bu
M Cook, Milan Ga, shelled bone dry |
milling corn in even wt sacks 85c per
56 lb bu; in ear Ic per Ib, all fob.
R R Driskell Rt 1, Box 79 Juliette
Ga, 100 lbs of choice pop corn selec-
ted, 5c Ib 5
I C Carr, Milledgeville Ga, 300 bu
good slipped ear corn and 15 bu Till-
man peas, several tons 90 day velvet
beans, make best offer, will exchange
for milk cow : 2 oo
J E Helms, Cochran Ga, Finely
ground bolted table meal, any quan-
tity $2.40 for 96 Ib sack, send for
+ sample :
E L Corley, Rt 1, Mauk Ga, What- |
leys pure prolific seed corn nubbed
and shelled 65c pk or $2 bu; 80 Ibs
Egyptian wheat: corn 20c Ib
POTATOES FOR SALE AND
ee: WANTED oe
'W E Hampton, Mineral Bluff Ga,
offers good Irish potatoes at $1.10
per bu
FRESH AND CURED MEATS FOR
SALE AND WANTED
Enoch Sawyer, Tifton Ga, Rt 6, all
pork country sausage 5 and 10 lbs
smoked $2 and $4.30 prepaid, cash
with order
HONEY, AND BEE SUPPLIES FOR
_ SALE AND WANTED
Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga, ex-
tracted honey in 5 tb cans $1.30 del
S J Dixon, Toomsboro Ga, 30 col-
ony of bees in box hives at $1 per
hive, purchaser to take them from
yard
Jno A Crummey, Doctortown Ga,
pure extracted honey in 10 Ib pails, 6
to case $6.40; 1 10-Ib pail insured and
prepaid by parcel post $1.50; 3 50-gal
bbls $1.10 gal by the bbl, all orders
shippd same day if possible _
J T White, Dublin Ga, wants bees-
wax ip any quantity 30c Ib del
SYRUP FOR
ere a ree a ten re nl ropa n
A ND WANTED
_E M Travis, Fayetteville Ga, wants
{ribbon cane syrup, will pay cash or
exchange Wannamaker cotton seed
for it :
M Cook, Milan Ga, 1927 pure Ga
cane syrup sealed in 10 lb tin cans
del crated ready to ship 60c gal, at
Milan 60 gal
Engram Milling Co, 405 West Rob-
inson Ave, Orlando Fla, wants sample
and price, new crop Ga cane syrup in
new bbis
H S Lawson, Rt 1, Morven Ga; 100
gal 1927 crop Ga cane syrup, thick
and clear in new gal buckets 80c per
gal. or exchange part or all for pure
bred hens not over 1 1-2 years old,
brood sow or gilts or mule S
T J Raulerson, Rt A, Ludowici, Ga
70 gal A No 1 ribbon cane syrup in
10 Ib eans 65c per can :
W W Ward, Warm Springs Ga, new
sorghum syrup, gal cans 7bc+
W H Davis, 312 Montgomery St,
Savannah Ga, pure Ga cane syrup,
reboiled with corn syrup 45c gal in
85 gal bbls; empty syrup bbls and
cans, write |
- W E Hampton, Mineral Bluff Ga,
Good sorghum cane syrup 75 per 10
lb pail fob pe
OATS, WHEAT, RYE AND HAY
WANTED .
L B Rountree, Rt 5, Swainsboro, Ga
wants about 2 bu of, seed wheat, will
exchange 1 bu of Spanish peanuts or
2 bu of Porto Rican potatoes for 1
bu wheat
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga wants
peavine hay del at barn at bargain
S G MeNeill, Arlington Ga wants
seed oats and rye will exchange for
| it registered Jersey bull calves, grand-
sons of the famous imported -Combi-
nation Premier
Rhett Steinheimer, Woolsey Ga
Rt 1, wants wheat, oats, peas, sor-
ghum in exchange for articles of val-
ue write oe
C A Rowland, Athens Ga wants ful-
ghum, Hastings oats, chufas, burr
clover, advise quantity can sell for
eash - ,
CHICKENS WANTED
Mrs. Pearl Sullivan, Marietta Ga,
Rt 2, wants 1 Donaldson strain R I)
Red rooster, not over 1 year old must
be thoroughbred, true color, pay cash
for same
. Mrs J W Martin, Hurtsboro, Ala,
wants table chickens, write for fur-
ther information os
B R Woodliff, Flowery Branch Ga
wants peafowls, will pay cash for
same, single or in pairs, old or young
ones eM
Mrs W B Cowart, Collins Ga wants
all kinds of poultry or eggs, will exc:
write
H S Lawson, Rt 1, Morven Ga wants |
to raise chickens on halves, write |
F B Glen, 1924 North Side Drive,
Atlanta Ga wants 50 WL pullets:
Tancred strain, no culls, roup or weak
legs wanted, write
L P Gassett, Fort Valley Ga wants
6 pure breed Buff Orpington pullets
March or April hatch or 4 pullets and
1 cockerel will exchange for them,
write Pe ; :
WG Kelley, Forest Park Ga, wants
50 hens, laying breed at 24c Ib
SECOND HAND MACHINERY
- WANTED .
Tomp K Moore, Rt 3, Canton Ga,
wants 1 good feed mill that will grind
corn in the shuck, cane seed, not
thrashed or any form crops that make
good attle feed ie oo
WOMAN'S DEPARTMENT
Needlework
Miss Bell Jones, Shellman Ga, Rt
4, crochet ye 82-36 in bust $1.75
del; or exchange for good quality
sheeting, long cloth, dress or apron
gingham or Barred Rock cock from
Everlay strain = .
Mrs H J Barton, Wildwood Ga,
nice new quilts, tops made of ging-
ham, and -percale, good new heavy
drak linings, hand pieced and qui
$4.25 each del; wants quilt scraps
to piece on halves or will piece quilt
blocks for 98 per set, party furnish
thread and pay postage one way, sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Mrs J F Floyd, Colquitt Ga, nice
new quilts made of new gingham
pieces, well Hned and quilted $5 each
or 2 for $9, cash with order
Mrs 'W H Hughey and Miss Florrie
Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger Ga, tufted bed
spreads, choice designs, unbleached
or bleached sheeting, any color fade-
less thread or solid white $4.50 and
$3.75 or parties furnish material and
pay postage will tuft bedspreads for
$1; stamp spreads 25c; bed room sets
in tulip and dewdrop designs $2.75,
also other designs and other fancy
work reasonable ce
Miss Mittie M Shropshire, Round
Oak Ga, 3 good quilts $5 each:
Mrs O T Atha, Rt 2, Loganville,
Ga, embroidery work on halves or for
cash, parties furnish stamped mate-
rial and thread; embroidery sheeting
aprons 70c each; hand made linen
handkerchiefs 25c each; 1 tatted med
edge white center piece $1.25,
Mrs J E Stone, Rt 3, Adairsville
Ga, all kinds of tuft work, spreads
kimonas, curtains, etc., reasonable or
exchange for Light Brahma cockerels
March or April hatch, pure breed
only, write | es re.
_Mrs J T Holland, Lenox, Ga, single
tatting 10c yard, party furnish thread
and pay postage, dbl tatting 25c yd
Mrs C F Watson, Dawson Ga, Rt
B, 4 nice new quilts $4.50 each or will _
exchange for good breed chickens or
17S <2 a
: Mrs S V Mosely, 476 Flat Shoals
Ave, East Atlanta Ga, 1. white tatted
camisole $2, 2 1-2 yards of dbl tat-
ting to match 50c or erchange for 2
Barred Rock hens; 1 blue vanity set
emb in colors, trimmed in lace $1;
single and double tatting 10c and 20c
per yard ce See
Mrs Edith Free, Clarkeville Ga, Rt
8, 2 hand woven coverlets,, part wool
$10 each oe
Miss Mae Turner, Rt 4, Cleveland
Ga, dresser scarf, table cloth croche-
ted, gown yoke, all $2, each; small
size yoke 75c; crochet ends for dres-
ser scarfs $1; lace for pillow cases
25c yard; will crochet on halves, par-
ie a thread and pay postage
both ways ce
Mrs A L Branan, 528 Forsyth St,
Macon Ga, patterns of quilts, dolls,
bunny rabbits etc, 15c and 20c
Mrs A Sutherland, Rt 1, _Resaca
Ga, tufted bed spreads in white and
colors $3.75 and $4 each or will exc,
write i? Se ee
Miss Belle Timmerman, Box 83,
Bromwood Ga, tatted baby: caps 12
beautiful rose design $3 each; single
tatting in silk and cotton, write for
prices ee
Mrs Dora Walraven, Rt 3, Sum-
merville Ga, tufted kimonas, coun-
terpane and sewing, write for prices,
description, etc Eat oe
Miss Cora Lyon, Hardwick Ga, 3
emb bedspreads of krinkle crepe, 2
of unbleached domestic, done in fast
color thread 2 1-2x8 yds, $6 and $4.50
each Pe, se aoe
_ Mrs Nettie Gawder, Danielsville
Ga, Rt 4, will quilt quilts for $1,75
each and will emb pillow.cases, table
runners and dresser scarfs on -halves
Miss Ruby Carrington, Talbotton
Ga, emb sheeting aprons, dresser
searfs and center pieces, all in fast
colors 50c each for aprons and scarfs
40c for center pieces, add postage _
Mrs Ethel Jones, Ellijay Ga, Rt 3
Box 6, lace bedspread and _ pillow
shams $2.50 or exchange spread for
emb spread, basket design and exc
shams for emb dresser scarf with
wide crochet lace on ends | _
Mrs Annie Stevenson, Pavo Ga, 4
eee null Agee pare of percale and
gingham $2 each _ Be
Mrs G H Eley, Rt 2, Box 60, White
Plains Ga, all kinds of emb and fancy
work, very reasonable prices, Wr!
for particulars eS
- Mrs J M Moyd, Lumpkin Ga, 1-7
piece luncheon set emb in colors with
lace edge $5; 1 linen runner emb 0
silk colors $2 |
7 sday, November 3, 1927,
irs Carl Walker, Chm Circle No. |
Womans Auxiliary, Conyers Ga,
home made quilts $5 each
ts F O Gaddis, Rt 2, Dawsonville
ewing, hemstitching, single and
e 10c and 20c_ yard, Italian
work on crash towels 1 inch
25c each towel, parties furnish]
ial and thread, pay postage
liss Belle Outlaw, Box 85, Pear-
Ga, 1 linen emb runner or dress-
scarf, flowers and baaket design
3 inch lace edging all around $2
iss Bertha Beasley, Dublin Ga,
6, hook rugs made from rags or
filler, emb bedspreads on
ched or unbleached sheeting $3
and $5 j
WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flewers and Seeds
s O E Buice, Decatur Ga, Rt. ,
ultana, all colors rooted, 3 for 25c;
oted pink hydranger 20c each; fu-
ia and pink conk 10c cutting, ger
atting 5c each; 1 7 mos old lace and
ton, 6 mos old ferns 50c each;
range lantana, well rooted 15c,
Postage :
irs H F White, Gainesville Ga, Rt
different kinds of ferns 15
mech; pink and white hydrangia,
aniums, 8 different colors, bego-
7 kinds 10 cutting, calla lilies
ll well rooted, cash or M O
liss Jessie Lee Eaton, Rt 1, Dah
ga, Ga, all kinds roses; iris lies,
lal wreath, golden bells, all well
ed, 3 for 35c; garden goose ber-
ushes $1 doz
iss Ilvie Cogburn Rt 2, Alpharet-
Ga, salvia, fire ball, dbl poppy
sweet peas, all colors 10 pkg;
jasmine sultanas, crepe myrtle,
ydrangea, justicias, will exc.
of the above for lantana seed or
ed fuschias, tulip or dbl jonquil
s Mary E Taylor, Rt 3, Gordan|
rooted cape jasmines 35 each,
for $1; 4 kinds of cannas, king
mbert, light red 15 for 2 bulbs
either kind; Easter lilies 3 for 10;
y miller, sweet violets 10c doz;
se bushes blooms all summer and
epe myrtle bush with good roots
lic each; flowering peas, scarlet
wers, good roots 20c, postage in-:
S I Albrecht, 912 4th Ave,
bus Ga, giant dbl pink and red
poppy seeds for fall planting
pkg; clematis vine seed 10c pkg
Mrs J D Barnes Rt 3, Sylvester Ga
rong rooted white wisteria plants
each, time now to set out
Mrs RL Silver, Edison Ga, all col-
rge chrysanthemums $1.50 to
"=z blooms, $10 hun, ready to cut
cely packed et)
Mrs R F Howard, P O Box 70
fhomasville Ga yellow canna bulbs
0z cash with order
Mrs W D Tuck, Ellijay, Ga, purple
g iris 15c doz; pink almonds 8 for.
; lavender sweet lilacs 2 for 25;
ge lilies 15 doz.
MARKET BULLETIN
Mrs J E Crawford, Elberton Ga,
Rt 2 Holly
10 aa yhock seed, several colors
_Mrs J N Braswell, Rt 5, Logans-
ville Ga, 500 boxwood cuttings 5
each or exchange for dry goods, ju-
nipers 25c each
Mrs Bettie Roberts, Tallapoosa Ga
large pink dbl shell peonies 50c each,
dbl pink almonds 15c each; 1 snow-
ball 25e; 6 different monthly rose
cuttings 25c for the 6, mixed gladio-
las 30c doz; 2 lg size junipers 75c
for smallest, $1.25 for largest; pink
azaleas $1.50 doz
T H Abercrombie, Morganton Ga
walnut sprouts, cherokee roses $1
doz; arbor vitas 25 each; boxwoods,
junipers 25c each, red yellow azaleas
$1 doz; 10 choice roses $1 dog; ja-
| ponica and crabapple sprouts 25 ea
Mrs J L Rodgers, Greenville Ga Rt
3, weeing willow 8 to 5 ft
roots 50c each, or 6 or $2.50; all
repaid, boxwood plants $1.50 doz or
2 doz for $2.50 prepaid, crepe myr-
tle 25c each
Mrs A J Willoughby, Rt 1, Waco
Ga, Hastings dbl hollyhocks very fine
strong plants 3 for 25c; 15 for $1
del by parcel post or exchange for
other flowers, write what you have
to offer :
Mrs W L Gillebeau, Lincolnton Ga
blue roman hyacinths, bulbs bloom-
ing size 35c doz; century plants 25c
each; hollyhocks mixed colors 35c
doz; 7 colors ger cuttings 25; sword,
boston ostrich plum ferns, 1 of each
45c; ivy ger very lg, pink, 20c each
' Miss Maud Godlsby, Rt 6, Lincoln-
ton, Ga, April blooming narcissus
bloomings size bulbs 25c doz; pink
and lavender crepe myrtle 3 or 4 ft
high 20c each
Mrs: R W Hudson, Lorane Ga, Rt
1, April blooming narcissus bulbs 15
doz; rose cutting Se each, dry sage
50c lb; add postage
Miss Tonis Wade, Rt 3, Ellijay, Ga
Japanese morning glory seet 20
tbls; snap tragons, all colors rooted
20 each; joniper and cypress cottings
20e each, red and dbl yellow japon-}
icas 30c each; dosty miller 10c each
forsythia 35c, all rooted
Mrs Bonnie Abercrombie, Morgan-
ton Ga, Mt laurels, crabapples 25c
each; cherokee roses $1 doz; box-
wood, junipers 25c each, red and yel-
low azeleas $1 doz; lilies, blue iris
40 doz; narcissus 35c doz; snowball,
wax plant, water lilies, violets 25c
doz; honeysuckle vine 15c each, trail-
ing arbutus 25c
Miss Pear] Pentecost, Winder Ga,
several 25 year old boxwoods, im-
mense size, plumosis and boston fern,
large size, red geraniums, make best
offer
- Mrs Florence Carr, Re 3, Ellijay
Ga, orange lily 15c doz; purple king
iris 20c doz, yellowroot 15 lb
Mrs J S Swift, Boston Ga, yellow
and white jonquils, butter and egg] -
bulbs; the real sweet shrub; pink
crepe myrtle; running rose free with
each order, write for prices, all root-
rs L G Sanders, Dewey Rose, Gaj ed
2, daffodils, dbl jonquils, peony
S 15e doz or $1 hun; all kinds
ger, ferns, begonias, cactus and
Itanas rooted 15c each, cuttings
doz; add postage on orders for
s than 50c; all kinds of shrubbery
d vines, 2 for 25c; roses 20 each
rs Florence Robinson, Jackson Ga
rooted white oleander 15c each
1 doz; young plants of red hardy
yDiscus 10c each
Mrs Ben Echols, Philomath Ga
butter and eggs and Scotland bell
ths, 6 doz for $1; white narcissus
doz for $1; 3 well rooted crepe
rtle for 25c
Miss Idel Rahn, Guyton Ga, Rt 2,
lite Easter lily bulbs 10 each or
doz; rooted Christmas and .Janu-
cactus 15c, 35 50c $1, and $1.25
John Wilson, Ellijay, Ga, Rt 3, Ja-
hese honeysuckle bushes 25c each,
gated and white violet plants 3
z for,20c
Mrs C_E Leverett, Rt 1, Atlanta
arbor vitea, rooted roses, daffo-
narcissus, spirea and other flow-
nd seeds. write for prices and
Mrs L E Spivey, Holly Springs Ga
sun flower seed large nice kind sell
or exchange for hatching eggs, baby
chicks, R I Red rooster or fancy work
of any kind aa
Mrs A R Clack, Auburn Ga, Hun-
garian and Mrs Alfred Conards pink
cannas, $1 doz; cape jasmine cuttings
25c doz; feather bell poppy seed
mixed colors, 10c tbls or 3 for 25;
larkspur and sweet pea, same price,
scarlet red verbina 25c doz; giant ti-
ger lilies, blooming size gladiolas,
mixed colors bulbs, 25 each or 5 for
$1, add postage
Mrs V E McCook, Rt 2, McIntyre
Ga, nice clump of peppermint rooted
and pennyroyal 10c each or 3 for
25c; mock orange or English. dog-
wood 2 years old, well rooted 25c;
6 white cotchet vine rose bushes 2
years old, well rooted 25c each; 18
amoor river privet bushes well rooted
and limb out, from 1 to 3 ft high 20c
each, roses, etc :
Miss Lillian Dawes, Rt 3, Box 79
Ellijay, Ga, white Yucca filamentosa
25c each, 5 for $1; evergreen cutting
10c each; August lilies
strong:
'wool flowers mixed 35 doz or will
35c each; !
blue violets 10c each; cash with each
order, add postage
Mrs C H*Ward, Rt 1, Adairsville,
Ga, all kinds of lilies 25c; early jon-
quils, dbl daffodils and April white
narcissus, sng blue hyacinths 25c doz,
pink and white wigelos, pink almons,
dbl white althea, pink and rose al-
theas, crimson and rose plum spirea,
everblooming bridal wreath, golden
bells, all well rooted, blooming size,
25 each
Miss Lela Rahn, Pincon Ga, Rt 2
White Easter lily bulbs $1 per doz;
10 each
Mrs J Winder, Buford Ga, winter
blooming, sweet scented violets, Star
of Bethlehem 10c doz; 50 pink Per-
kins roses and other roses 10 each
or $1 doz; lilac, pink oxaHs 10c each,
August tiger lilies, and white flags
25e; sweet pinks 20c doz; _ boston
ferns 20c each; snap dragons plants
25ce; collection of seed 10c pkg; add
postage
R M Sheppard, Stone Mountain Ga
Hydrangea well rooted; dbl rose pink
oleander, yr old; 2 yr roses all 35c
each; petunias several colors, cut-
tings 3 for 25c; geraniums cuttings
and begonia, 4 for 25c; ferns, well
tooted 25c to 50c; pink crepe myr-
tle 50c; pink with een stripes
amarylis bulbs 25c each; red amary-
lis 15c; red, pink and yellow dbl pot
hybiseus 15 each
Mrs W A Huff, Browns Crossing
Ga, large red, spotted, yellow and sal-
mon pink canna bulbs; lemon and
white flag lilies, 3 of either 25;
white with red stripes shandalia lily
bulbs 20c each; dbl white and single
pink sweet pinks, 3 bunches 25c; shas-
ta daisies 25c doz; pink and red ver-
bena, 3 for 25c; lg pink begonias
rooted, 25 each; ger and ferns root-
ed 15c and 25c oe
Hattie Hensley, Ramhurst Ga, hol-
ly with red berries and misseltoe with
white berries 25c up to $1; or exc
for any kind of toys for children,
now booking orders for Christmas
Mrs J H Lawrence, Jonesboro Ga
4 Sword and 2 spingeria ferns, large
beautiful, fresh, write for prices
Mrs J F Solomon, Jeffersonville
Ga, Spencers sweet pea seed pink
and mixed colors, 25 per oz or exc
for dried fruit
WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Miscellaneous
Mrs Ralph Williams, Rt 6 Cum-
ming Ga, pine needle flower baskets
with high handles painted white 45c;
natural color 35c; add 5c for post-
age each basket _
Mrs W_H Hughey and-Miss Florrie
Hughey, Rt 1, Ranger Ga, new never-
fail yeast cakes 25c doz or 6 for 15c
and recipe for making bread and,
cakes free with every order
J M Aldridge Cordele Ga, care gen
delivery 1 feather bed, about 35 Ibs
make best offer
Mrs Piety Forbes, Brooklet Ga, 1
Auto Knitter good as new, complete
with 2 Ibs of yarn $30; nice white
meal sacks 10c each
Mrs James Stovall Rt 1, Canton
Ga, Dennison crepe paper roses and
other flowers many years experience
in flower making, write
Miss Lilian Edge, Savannah Ga,
exchange for farm products
Mrs J W Hudson, Cusseta, Ga, Rt
4 pine needle baskets 7ic and $1 ea
_Mrs H I Moore, White Plains Ga
20 lbs new goose feathers $1 lb
Carolyn Shealy, Oglethorpe Ga, all
colors wool flowers 45c del
Mrs M E Hendrix, Bright Ga
bunch of 25 zephyr thread artificial
flowers 50c postpaid
WOMANS DEPARTMENT |
Wanted
Business Box No 14, Cusseta Ga
Wants plain sewing boys suits
specialty, rates reasonable and sat-
isfaction guaranteed, for particulars
write z
Mrs D T Haynes, Rt 5 Jefferson
Ga Wants quilts to quilt for $1.00 a
quilt, write :
Miss Cleo Turner, Rt 4 Cleveland
Ga Wants some scraps to piece on
halves; also tuft counterpanes on_
ay.
halves; parties to send pattern and
PAGE SEVEN
thread, cloth and pay postage both
ways
Mrs W L Bond, Rt 3 Ochlochnee
Ga. Wants any kind sewing at satis- _
factory prices and nicely done. .
Mrs J O Stewart, Gardi Ga wants.
4 doz artificial rosescolors, red
blue and yellow, at 50c doz or will
exc for them 2 W L or mixed breed
pullets ready to lay; wants to get in
touch with some one who will make
artificial roses on halves
Mrs J H Waters, Oliver Ga Wants
a few lg ferns, ready potted, will exe
Ferris W L hatching eggs for same
Mrs Zella Adcock, Rt 3 Adairs-
ville Ga Wants emb designs for chil-
drens clothes, also bead spread: de-
sign, will exc pot flowers or colored
runniig butter beans write
Mrs Z F Malock Rt 1 Hoschton
Ga Wants seeds of winter beans,
sweet peas, ddl white poppy, will exc
winter Eng pea and beet secd for
same; scrap bundle dress goods,
sheeting and quilt tops, exe box flow-
ers and rooted blooming ger, ferns,
begonias, sydranges flowering
shrubs, different varieties pink dah-
Hias, canna tilies, lantanas
Mrs V C Roark, Clermont Ga
Wants to xc Madam Cochet rose deep
rose color, for Peony, Madonna or
Calla lily, 2 roses rull bleoming size
Mrs GH Eley Rt-2 White Plains
Ga Wants to do quilting at very
reasonable prices, satisfaction gua-
ranteed, also all kinds of emb work,
write for particulars
Eugene Waller, Echeconnee Ga
Wants monthly rose cuttings will exc
Rosemary cuttings rooted for same
Mrs J E Howell, Ocilla Ga Wants
pink and white Roman hyacinths,
Mrs Fannie Fitzgerald, Rt 1
Rochelle Ga, wants velvet scraps 4
of 5 inches square or smaller
Mrs N C Gowder care of W C
James, Rt 4 Danielsville Ga Wants
quilts to quilt on halves, party furn-
ish everything ,
Miss -Beanie Smith, Kite Ga Rt 1
Wants sewing reasonable prices write
for particulars
Mrs H C Roberts, Chipley Ga Rt 2
Wants 6 Ibs of nice new duck feath-
ers at reasonable price .
Mrs F D Hicks, Adel Ga, wants
to exchange Persian lilacs and red
amarylis for old snow ball and bleed-
ing hearts
Mrs C L Patton, Carlton Ga, wants
10 lbs of new goose feathers
Miss Francis A Henderson, Rt 5
Dallas Ga, wants pattern of log cab-
in quilt with doors, windows, chim-
ney, painting and emb in exchange
for farm products
FARM HELP WANTED
J F Carter Rt 1 Dewey Rose Ga,
wants a man to live in house with
self and wife (no children) and work:
a crop on halves, will give a good
chanee to some one worthy.
P W Greene, Sewanee Ga, wants a
4 horse renter to furnish own stock
good land pasture and close to school
and church, and good roads, if inter.
ested, write or come
W A Melvin, P.O Bix 125 Fort
Valley Ga wants white man with
small family to work on farm must
be sober, able to furnish good ref,
permanent home to right party
Mrs C W Clonts, 1352 Donnelly
Ave, Atlanta Ga wants man to work
4 or 5 horse farm on shares on good
farm 6 miles of Douglasville, for
further information, write
Mrs M E Kiser Ben Hill Ga wants
responsible party to operate dairy
and raise cattle on 300 acre farm 15
miles Atlanta, good pasture, house
and running water Ete
J R Gable, Box 186 Newnan Ga,
wants a good, honest reliable man
with family to raise hay, cattle hogs
and few vegetables share basis, must
be able to run himself or be willing
to live on what can be made and sold
from farm, for further information
write
B Burson, Rt Hawkinsville Ga,
wants 25 shares crop farmers, good
Tiger and lemon lily bulbs, write
ow
PAGE EIGHT
CO-OPERATIVE CAR LOT HOG
SALES
Thomasville Ga, Wednesday, Nov. 2
.iro, Ga, Thursday, Nov. 3
Bainbridge Ga, Friday, Nov. 4
Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov. 15
Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov. 29
Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Nov.
Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Dec. 6
Blakely Ga, Tuesday, Dec. 20
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 SALICAR LOTS
B F Gheek, Lavonia Ga 500 bu Red
Russian and 500 bu nice Native
Grown Ga Bancroft seed oats 75c bu
Nelson Kea, Adrian Ga Seed oats
and rye in 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 Riga Ga, 200 bu
Appler seed oats
E P Jones, Leslie Ga 600 bu Ap-
pler seed oats
Dr JT Gammage, Pineview . Ga,
shipping point, Cordele Ga, 400 bu
selected Hastings 100 bu variety
seed oats
U L Taylor Meansville Ga, 1000 bu
Hatsines oats, shipping point The
Rock Ga
HAY FOR SALECar Lots
C W Mitchell Adairsville Ga, 1 car |
|corn $20 ton; 2 cars clean, bright
choice O-too-tan bean hay
W R Neal, Moultrie Ga, 2 cars new
peanut hay $11 ton
CW & LG Howard, Ludowici, Ga
1 car. peavine hay
J P Bobo, Brooklet Ga, 1 car bright
peavine hay
Joseph Freeman, Blakely Ga 2 cars |
of peanut hay
J T Gammage, Pine View Ga pea-
vine and peanut hay in car lots
A H Chappel & Son, Rt 2, Milner
Ga, 3 cars bright corn stover hay.
Peach Poultry o., Fort Valley Ga
ae ears of well cured peavine
ay
Georgia Brokerage Co, Cordele Ga
2 cars, Peanut hay.
R E Bower Sr., Dixie Ga Bright
peavine and grass hay mixed; pea-
nut vine hay car lots
J T Gammage, Pineview Ga Ship-
ping point Cordele Ga 1 car of vel-
vet bean hay
Dan Shipp Finleyson: Ga saan
hay $13 per ton fob So Ga, points,
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 ears
baled peanut hay
G T Ridgeway, Royston Ga new
crop alfalfa, car lots
B Llyod Woodall Milner Ga, Otoo-
tan soy bean, new crop, baled
E P Fletcher, Fitzgerald Ga 60
tons peanut hay new crop baled -
WR Crites, Donaldsonville Ga car
peanut hay new crop baled
W G Talbert, Colquitt Ga, car pea-
nut hay new crop baled
Mrs Nora G Webb, Albany Ga car
peavine hay new crop baled
R C Roberts, Jefferson Ga 700 tons
- Bermuda hay new crop baled
W R Crites, Donaldsonville Ga car
German millet new crop. baled
C B Culpepper Co Agt, Cochran
Ga 15 cars Otootan bean hay new
crop baled
Hollywood Farms, Pavo Ga, 2 or 3
cars nice, bright peavine hay
G W Coleman, Tifton Ga about 5
ears 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
eanut ha
] skuck
MARKET BULLETIN
P R McElveen Jr, Stilson Ga, 3
cars peanut hay
A L Johnson Co Agt, Camilla Ga
car peavine hay
H C Williamson, Dakota Ga; 1 car
hay
J A Golden Sylvester Ga, sevseal
ears hay
S W Brown, Ashburn Ga, car
bright peanut hay
E G Blackwell, Edison Ga several
cars peanut hay
CORN FOR SALE Car Lots
W R Neal, Moultrie Ga, 500 bus|
clean shelled corn in even wt bags
J E Pennington, Box 485 Hazelhurst
Ga a car ear corn
R L Fountain, Mauk Ga 1,000 bu
corn, loading point Norwich Ga
Joseph Freeman, Blakely Ga, 3 cars
of corn in shuck :
Ed Chancey, Blakely Ga, 1 car
(1100 bu) shelled corn
F H Bland, Jr, Cordele Ga, 2 cars
slip shucked ear corn; 1 car shelled
Ed Chancey, Blakely Ga Shelled
corn 1 car to be. shipped, between the
24th and 29th of Oct
WH Mullis Rt 1 Graham Ga Slip
shucked corn in car lots
Y B Thomas and Son, Thomasboro
Ga 1 ear slip shuck corn:
Georgia Brokerage Co, Cordele Ga
2 cars ear and 1 ear shelled corn -
Nelson Kea, Adrian Ga, Small car
of new crop corn
F H Bland Jr, Cordele Ga, 2 cars
slip shucked corn
Fred R Bennett, pate an Ga sev-
eral cars new crop slip shucked ear
| bulk corn
tight bx baled shucks $2 ton
P L McElveen, Stilson Ga, several
cars slip shucked corn 1927 crop.
L H Odum, Blackshear Ga, sever-
al cars slip shucked corn 1927 crop
Abe Evans, Collins Ga, isles cars
F B Calhoun, Blakely, Ga, 1 car
slip shucked corn 127 crop =
600 bushels today
Metcalf Live Stock Co, Camilla Ga
1 car slip shucked corn 1927 corn
Tel crop
- Mobley & Flanders, Ocilla Ga, sev-
eral cars slip shucked corn 1927 crop
MF Gaddis Co, Agt, Hazelhurst,
Ga, several cars slip shucked corn
1927 crop
WH Waddelle, Pearson Ga ear
corn in shuck in car lots, make best
offer
E P Josey, Statesboro, Ga, several
ears new crop slip shuck corn
LH Oden, Blackshear Ga, several
cars of slip shuck corn, make best
offer
F L Beasley, Reidsville Ga several
cars new crop, in shuck
W G Talbert, Colquitt Ga Quantity}
old crop in shuck
_ J W Stephens Co, Agt, Millen Ga
3000 bu new crop in shuck .
E S Gay, Rocky Ford Ga Quantity
new oe in shuck
tephens Co Agt, Millen Ga
500 bu new crov in shuck
Robert L Eubanks, Moultrie Ga car
new crop in shuck
Dr.W D Simmons, Lakeland Ga
car new crop in shuck ~
Abe Evans, Collins Ga, several cars
1927 crop S S corn
_E G Blackwell, Edison Ga, Two
cars 1927 erop S S corn
W L Hendrix, Brooklet ua one car
1927 crop S S corn
W M Bird, Cobbtown Ga A few
ears of corn in the ear
W _M Shurling, Wrightsville Ga slip
shuck ear corn in car lots
P R McElveen Jr, Stilson Ga =
shuck corr, sever | cars
F L Beasley, Reidsville Ga, one car
sound white slip shuck corn, 80 lbs
to bu 75c bu fob car
C G Garner, Lyons Ga, '10 cars
corn
G C Todd, Williamson Ga, several
cars corn
L C Walker, Baxley Ga, several
cars corn
Dallas Spurlock, Springfield Ga
several cars corn
C B Culpepper, County Agt, Coch
ran Ga 1 or 2 cars of corn in the
SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE
CAR LOTS
Mrs J C Dickens, Allentown Ga, 1
car Porto Ricans in bulk 60 bu
C M Shackelford, Albany Ga, 1 car
field run sweet potatoes
Joseph Freeman, Blakely Ga, 1 car
sweet potatoes
H Y Tillman, Valdosta Ga several
cars of sweet potatoes
Jack Burch Chester Ga, Car. of
sweet potatoes
J R McLamb, Alapaha Ga Several
ears Porto Ricans in bulk
R T Brice, Quitman Ga 4 cars, will
ship, hampers, bags, bulk
H L Williams, Baxley Ga, 1 car
will ship hambers, bare, bulk
M S Goodin, Coolidge Ga, 5 cars,
will ship hampers, bags, bulk
C T Owens Co Agt, Fitzgerald Ga
gure, will ship hampers, bags,
u
M C Hughey Jr, Pelham Ga 2 cars
will ship hampers, bags, bulk
W T Clary Co Agt, Claxton Ga, 6
cars, will ship bulk
. J H Thompson, Odum Ga, 2 cars
will ship bulk
O F Cowart, Garfield Ga, 1 car,
will ship hampers
J W Stephens Co Agt, Millen Ga
1 car, will ship hampers or bags
C W Collier, County Agent, Fort).
Valley Ga several cars
JC Hinson, Pelham Ga Several
cars
W L Hendrix, Brooklet Ga One car
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Porto
Rican potatoes, car lots and __ less,
make best offer
J W Anderson, Williamson Ga 1
car Porto Ricans
L C Walker, Baxley Ga, Several
cars Porto Ricans
~L Walker,
sacked ;
Fred B Newton, Halcyon Dale, Ga
ear Porto Ricans .
LB Kennington, Cochran Ga Sev-
eral cars Porto Ricans
Herbert Franklin, Pottal Ga, car
Baxley Ga, car
-Porto Rican sweet potatoes
R E Bower Sr, Dixie Ga, car lots
Porto Ricans
Vidalia Oil Co, Vidalia Ga, Porto
Rican in car lots :
Fred B. Newton, Halcyon Dale Ga,
1 ear Porto Ricans
J W Anderson, Williamson Ga, 1
car Porto Ricans
Grovania Groves Co, Grovania Ga,
1 ear Porto Ricans
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Car Lots
A L Brown, Canoochee Ga, velvet
beans in pod, car lots
Geo C Nunn, Perry Ga, all varie- |
ties of field peas in car lots, write
for prices
~W M Shurtling, Wrightsville Ga,
old crop velvet beans in car lots
SUGAR CANE FOR SALECar Lots
in car lots:
J M Avant, Waldo Ga, sugar cane
E L Todd Valdosta a 1 car suet | PINE CONES W reer Car L
cane
PEANUTS FOR SALECar Lots
J J Davis, Rutledge Ga, 2 to 5 cars
of peanuts
Joe Fillinggim, Douglas Ga, 6 tons
peanuts
T D Weems. Licella Ga, peanuts in
car lots
BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE
CAR LOTS .
J E Brock, Climax Ga, 3 cars fead-
er steers, 6c lb fob, average 500 Ibs
each
CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS
WANTED
. CORN WANTEDCar Lots
Southern Flour & Grain Co, Atlan
ta Ga office 300 Austell Bldg Wants
ear of shelled, white milling corn for
delivery to point near lyons Ga
either in bulk or sacks; wants shucks
well baled will pay $10 ton for
shucks
Theo W Martin, 708 Citizens and
Southern Bank Bldg Atlanta Ga
Wants shelled corn also corn sola
poreked in car lots
o
| ear corn at 74c bu del Douglas Ga
Ga wants new corn in car lots deliv.
1 green preferred del to Chamblee
Austell Bldg, Atlanta Ga Wants s
Spanish peanuts car lots
peanuts in car lots
for ney Ga. s
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Ga Brokerage Co, Cordele, Ga
wants 2 cars of new crop slip shud!
South Ga Milling Co, Va done
wants Ga corn in car lots. -
King Grocery Co, Columbus Ge
wants Ga corn in car lots
John' A Westbrook, Powder Sprin
ered Powder Springs
Atlantic Milling Co, Aususa:
wants yellow corn shelled and eas
in car lots
: HAY WANTEDCar Lots
Southern Flour & Grain Co,
Austell Bldg Atlanta Ga want:
vine hay not over 5 per cent oth
grasses No 1 quality, will offer $1
delivered
Dr L C Fisher, care Oak Tere
Farm, Atlanta Ga wants alfalfa
South Ga Milling Co, Valdosta
Wants Ga peanut and Esse
King Grocery Co, Columbus
wants Ga peanut and peavine ha:
GRAINCar Lots Wanted
Rye WantedCar Lots |
H M Franklin, Tennille Ga w:
eee load of good Southern gr
Abruzzi rye
BALED SHUCKS WANTED
: CAR LOTS = 3
Teem Grocery Co, Marietta
wants a car or two of baled shue
at once
W P Dunn, 611 Chamber of
merce Bldg, Atlanta Ga; wants 3
ber off baled shueks, also wheat str:
and oat straw, quote prices del
COTTON SEED WAN TEDCar Lots
C A Rowland, Athens Ga, wants car
of Wannamaker s a apse cott
seed in. bulk oe
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
+ CAR LOTS
oe, Baisdens, Live Oak Fla, want:
1 or 2 cars of velvet beans.
F M Greene, Live Oak- Fla, wa
several cars of velvet beans in hull
Teem Grocery Co, Marietta Ga wan
car lots or less any quantity veld pe
and Ga raised black eye peas a
point in Ga for cash
Southern Flour & Grain Co,
beans No 1 quality offer $16.50
M H King, Woodland Ga, wat
car of velvet beans, make
delivered
PECANS AND PEANUTS WAN
CAR LOTS
Vernon Brabham, Moultrie Ga wal
W R Neal, Moultrie Ga, wants 5
to 1000 Ibs Schley or Stuarts pec
mail sample, - quote prices
Dan Shipp, Finleyson Ga, wai
Francis Merrill Ellis 604 S Hill
Griffin Ga Wants car lots or le:
pine cones, containing mass, for p
ticulars as to gathering write
LIVESTOCK WANTEDCar Leo
L O Benton, Monticello Ga we
car load of Jersey and Jersey gra
heifers, also young milk cows.
Walter A Seamans, Waycros
wants a car load high producing
cows, write
. LB Fulmer, Springfield, SC
1 or 2 cars common range &
or 2 cars good smooth feeder
corn feed or ee hogs; 1 car g0
grade Jersey heifers, 1 car Heref
heifers; 2 cars range youns = -
EG Mitchell, Edison Ga W
ear load feeder pies
FEEDER PIGS WANTEDCa
We have inquiries for car 10
Feeder Pigsadvise us when you
hove anything to offer; i
Bureau of Markets
Dealers are urged to ihe
rect whenever they are in th