Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1928 February 16

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oman ataateote bi the BUREAU OF MARKETS oo,
STATE CAPITOL ) ATLANTAs GEORG: BURCD SY, PBB. 16, 28 NUMBER 15.
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One of the important factors in the success of any crop . - ting these seed, potice. them Qe -pefully then, without leaving
is to have the proper kind of seed. This means the seed of the. them w rapped in the rackge and wa ting to examine them
varieties: that you wish and seed that are in good condition. When yor go inte the (el 1d to rolne them. ~
There are thousands of dollars lost every year by farmers, ae | \
because they order a certain kind of seed and are shipped _ Phe pient verety ot seal aia a good mud is s absolutely
someth ng entirely different from what they ordered. This _ essential to a good crop. We needa strict seed law in Georgia.

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_ has proven true in tobacco, cantaloupes, eotton and various ot a as
Ee has crops, ! es Anothe. little ade: I wish to gve*you this Monies

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rhe sap ss row ecming up pretty. well in the young pine trees.

Planting time is almost here. If you havent your seed Movest fires es very destructive at this time of the year. The
call ready for planting, attend to it immedictely. | old idea of fires burn ng up snekes and boll weevils is large-
ae / a Ty exaggern! ad, a nost of these hibernate in the ground where



ae ~particular who you order. seed from. Call especial at-.- fires do not rea h them. Keep the fires out of your forests.

> Hon in your order to the. exact var ety of seed you want and it. wil surp rise you how quickly vou will nave some nice
and specify that you will accept no other kind except the tinh er
one ordered and those that are in good condition. After get- ge om UGENE 1 TALMADGS.





MARKET REPORT |

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a <> OF Geortia Products |. L Oe roe
; Prevailing Wholesale Prices, February 11, 1928. Always subject ta variation. ~~
ATLANTA = COLUMBUS SAVANNATL AUGUST AON
Sweet Potatoes (Yellow) bulk, Kiln Dried 100 Ibs. --- 1.60 i$ 9.50 1.266 on $1.75 $ 1.75
Trish Potatoes, sack, 100 Vos ee es oe BTB :2 40) 3 50)
Cabbage, green, erated, 100 Ibs. -----1------------- ------ oe A ae 200400 350
i tees, Ga, Extn, dozen. _-.)- 2+ _------2 4-1 -e-- ee .30 BOe ese ee ag
Eggs, Ga. Standard, Mopen 2 gil Gee. ss 328 a Log . ees Pe coe
iges, Ga. Trade, dozen. ee 25 27 ee 5 ea ee
-Eges,; Yard Rui, dozen 2-55. -- Se eae hae oy OO Oa <e feo eb
Stags, per Ib. Se ae cee ene ge .20 ae oh 2 Lae oe oS
lens, per Ib. ---------~-~---+------------------- 22 200s Bien 20 3 Ligh
Todniers, perth. 2. ou ~~~ 8-3-5252 2 -- 4-5-5 reo 48 12 12" 45 odor
iors, per Ib. -..---4----+---+-----+-----+----- Soe : (bcs 5 ae 30 : an
Se See ee ee eae ee ee 20 : ------ 29 80 20 7
wane enn nn nnn n anne cece ee en oe ek ag Oe oe 1s
Turkeys, 1 per Ib. _-----------------+,------------- ee 30 8b | \ 80-85 g0 25
ma Beans, per lb. ..------------ ee Oe cn ee Perr a 3 08
ield Peas, mixed, per bu. Poon 2 oe Ss wees 2A: 50- foe To ee oe So Ua
Jackeye Peas, (Ga.) per Ib. --------- Cr ae ee ae aes ee Ob Ise +06, 1-2 pee 06 1-2 Jee
Georgia can syrup, bbls., per gallon -_~-~------------ 50 30 : 40 Ue oo 65
Sorghum syrup. bb's., per gallon Cee re ee sere ee Pe steed oe :
rn Meal, sack, 96 lbs, ---~------------- ee 2.40, 2:85 2.50 "t0 ag (
Corn Milling, sacked, Duk 224-542 -- ee oe hoe aoe a EO 1.00 eS 1.00 1.00 :
Oats, No. 3 White, sacked, bu. ------------------- 75 1A 1-2 82 oe! ae 73
anut. hay, tightly baled, ton wae nen nen n nner rne-- ~----- : ee se ee Loe 44,00
eavine Hay, ton ge a ee ee Oe ee i 18-00 30.00. * i 16.00
orn Shucks, ton SoS -- Se eaanwie a eee ee CeO ae, ee ee ene 2.00 eee
Alfalfa, (Ga.) ton -_------- Bt a eS ' ea ee ee 2 a
Country Butter, best table, Ib. Dots ee oem eee 30 035 PAG AQ 35
ur , Ib. 25 30 30 30 ja

Sountry Butter, cooking, Ib, ~----------------- oe
: > BUTTER MARKET
: Chicago Standard (90) score Feb. > 44 1-2c; Feb. 4, 44.1-2; Feb. 644 i ac Fale 1, 440s Dob 8, tie; eb, A4e: (











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POULTRY F OR SALE

AND. WANTED

_ Poultry: Products, Incubators, Brooders, Etc.

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--<ANCONAS FOR SALE
te - Sheppard S.C. Ancona pullets; lay- |
~~ ing, $1. 50 FOB; cockerels $2.50. each.
J, H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. :
-. C, Anconas; pullets and__ hens,
pene Sheppard, laying, $1 each; cockerels
Se $1 each. QO. B. Brown, Madison, Ga.
4) March $1927 cockerels $1.50 and
$2.50 each; eggs $1.50. setting. De
Howard Smith, Eastman, Ga.



Ancona rooster $2 or exchange for | -
WwW. E,

any larger chickens. Mrs.
oo avackiey; Morganton,, Ga.
__< ~ 8 Sheppard Ancona. -eockerels $2. 00
<< each. Mrs. T. Le York, Rentz, Ga.

BARRED ROCK FOR SALE -

_ _B.R. Thompson roosters $3.50 FOB.
Mrs. J. W. E. Powell, Nashville, Ga.
80 B. R. pullets March. and April
Bie2o. C. W. Giddens, Eastman, Gar
Pure B. P. Rock cockerels $1.50
Siloam,

erated. E. ac Boemetl, Sr
ate Ga.
20 B. R. hens oo one cockerel eb.

~ 1927: Lot: $25. _Mrs. S Je, Johnson,

Sparta, Ga.

6 Parks B. R. gaitete e mos. 80, 21

- eockerels Te; B. R. eggs $110 set-
ting, $5 per 100. Mrs. G.- "Conner,

Gainesville, Ga.

6 cockerels, year old in May, pal

strain, reg. $5 each FOB. Mrs. C, E.
_ Williams, Rossville, Ga.
Imperial B. R., 10 hens 1927, laying
~ < wt. 6 and 6 1-2 Vos .; will sell for 35c
1b, Werite, 20s Farmer, 422 Second |
= St., Albany, Ga.
4d. pure bred Imperial Barred Rock
rooster. 1926 for $2;-hens $1. 50. Mrs.
We L. Daniel, Dawson, Gar -
oi 0B pullets, March Thompson
$1. 50 each; lot $15. Mrs. W. G. Car-
_ter, Social Circle, Ga. So

6 B. R. pullets. Imperial _ Ringtets|

$1 each. Mrs. G. W. Stancil, Sale
ee 2 oGityy Ga,
~ . Thompson. inpevat oe Bok
_ 1927 cockerels March, $3; April, $2 50;
May $2; cocks $3; hens or pullets $2;
- eockerel and 4 pullets and hens $10.
A Nirs. 3), Ww. Boyett, Morris a
Ga <
oe eR. R. enckgerela $1.35
5 1 50 or lot of 10 hens, iE cockerel
~ $14.50 cash; B. R. eggs $1 per set-
ting. Mrs. J. S. 'Edenfield, Summit,

So Ga

oa B. Re cock; Saves ae Genes
ss strain, Mrs, iC. V. S68 Sehet
Re Ga. aN

gd Thompson B. R. rooster 10 mos.
coe old $1.50. Mrs. "Josephine Stear,
Mitchell, Ga. a

10 B. R. hens 6- 10. mos. and roos-

a man, Ga.



ee . BRAHMAS| FOR SALE
---- 8 light Brahma pullets and 1 cock-
erel. April $6 for lot, FOB. Mrs. S.
Se RIVETS, Morrow, Ga.
Brahmas to exchange for belt 4 inch
by 20 feet approximate. D. F, ne
Adairsville, Ga. | :

GAMES FOR SALE |

Silver gray duck wing games;

_cocks $3 each; stags $2 each; hens

$i. .50 each; M. W. stags $2 each; hens

$1.50 each. H. G. eh Talk-
ie Rock, Ga.

4 March hatched roosters,








each; ena :

ter $16 lot. Mrs. Bs Brown, Hast-}~

ae

|try Farm, Fort Valley, Ga.
_ Cornish Indian games, a 8-10 Tbs. el

hens game breed a rooster for 2
hens); also 1 rooster 2 years $5; tER.
I. Red cock 2 years, Donaldson strain
$B
hero, Gay

Pure bred dark Cornish game hens

and pullets $1.25 each. Mrs. W. D.
Bradley, White Plains, Ga.



4 MISCELLANEOUS. CHICKENS
2 FOR-SALE =

12 fat hens B. Rea 1 18 Ib. ae
John B. Miller, Woodland, Ga. Z
12 pure bred April hatch R. C.
ver Spangled Hamburgs, 8 pullets, 4
cockerels, $18 for lot; $5 trio. J, M.
Burkhead, Red Oak, Ga. :

-4 March and April hatch S. . Sil-
ver Spangled. -Hamburgs, 3 pullets, 1
sockerel $4 cash with order. J. Hy
pee Union: City, Ga.

80 mixed hens 20c lb. FOB. i. P. ss

Lowe, Warrenton, Ga.
5 S.-C--Hambures, 1 ea lot
$6. Miss Bessie White Dalton, Ga.
Spencer Turken Wonder Bird $2.50
setting. Mrs. Je F. Anderson, Blue

Ridge, Ga.

1 good cockerel $2, 2 extra good
ones $38. C. E. Abbott, Soe,
fos

Partridge Boe Bird ee $3 get-
ing; males $5, females $3. 50 up;
yantams, eges Golden Sebrights, Sil-
ver Sebrights and Partridge. Cochins
$5 for 15. --R.
3t.,Macon; Ga.

20 or: 25 Kens; Ax YT. hon Rt,
,, Box 66, Eatonton, Ga.

1 pair Partridge Cochin bantams
$6; 10 ar ge heavy type Indian game.
1 rooster $1.50 each or $16.50 lot. R.
F. Howard, 306 - ey oe Thomas-
ville, Ga.

Jersey giants. April and May 1927

$1.75 each: 8. C, RB: I: Reds $1.85
gach, Donaldson; Thompson eB tee

| $1. 80 each; S. C. Leshore $1.25 each;
mixed bantams 65 each. Mrs. Daisy
>| A. Cochran, Adairsville, Ga.

Mixed chickens, fat and fine,
lb. FOB_here. Mrs. John W.
Forest Glen, Ga.
~ 8 peafowl hens.

Beale,

ie 304, Co lum-

bus, Ga.
*~ 3 Carolina oe oe 1 fine cock,
$6. 1. Se _Framley, Sylvester, Ga.

Nice fat hens 25 ib. Mrs.
Lewis, College Park, Ga.

J.T,

Snider, Mathews, Ga. S

Several white | ccapons, Mabob. 2A
A Clayton, Roy, Ga. .

Fryers, . wt. 1 1-2 Ibs. at 5c. Tb.
Mrs. D. E. Evans, Washington, Ga,



BABY CHICKS. FOR SALE

- Ferris strain White Leghorns. from
selected heavy laying hens mated to
cockerels direct from Ferris from 260
to 293, egg trap nest: hens, $12 hun-
dred postpaid, 100 per cent live deliv-
ery guaranteed. Hatch every Tues-
day. Oconee Poultry Farm, Rock-
| ledge, Ga.

- Tanered W. L. Peorns. SC. R. I,
Reds, Tompkins.
ry, Lavonia, Ga.

Custom Hatching,
Buckeye incubator; orders now each
Wednesday; rates 3c per egg, mini-
mum tray of 112 eggs. Peach _ Poul-

Day old baby chicks; S. C. W. Leg-





| horns $16 per 100; Anconas same;



S. C. Boroughs, Box 282, , States-

Ww. Rora, 358 oF

WSR.

25c-

-|sonville, Ga.

10 mixed hens $1 each FOB. om C. |

_ Piedmont Hatche- -

in - Mammouth






se RB Ee Reds $17 per 100; Bacicd
Rocks $17 per 100; eggs 100 $4; 300
$10.50; 1000- eggs: $30. Eustace J.

a Jr., Blackshear, Ga. Ce

.C. White Leghorn eggs and baby
oe Tancred $1. 50 setting, $8 per
100. iL i. Denham, Lawrenceville,
Ga.

uo: 6. Re i, aby chicks 15e each,
Donaldson strain, del. 50 or 100 lots.
Mrs. A: C. MeGahee, Wrens, Gg
Baby chicks, R. I. Reds, $18 per 100,
$9 per 50; Feb. del. W. L, Ferris;

$12.50 per 100; $6.50 per 50.. cA F.
Me Clure, Woodstock, Ga
A-1 Fishel W. R. baby chicks,

Thompson B. R. and Martin Wyan-
dottes $17 less, than 100 lots; Donald- |
fson reds. $16 per 100; Light breeds

$15 per 100.. Custom hatching. Write.
Irwins Hatchery, Louisville, - -Ga.-
Booking orders Donaldson chicks

| 20e each, selected, yard run 15 each.

Mrs. A. G, Brown, peane Mountain,
Gas. *
Light Brahma chicks $14 per 100
del.; pullets, write. Eggs $1.50. set-
ting or: $8 per 100. Light Brahma
Poultry Farm, Flowery Branch, Ga.
B. R.,. W. R., Orpingtons, S.C. R.
I, Reds, Minorcas, White Leghorns.

'T. T. MeNelley, Turnersville, Ga.
C. Red chicks, Tompkins, prices}

28:
per 300. Write. Last of Feb. del.
Mrs. R. Donaldson, Metter, Gav

White Leghorn baby chicks. Write.
Pikes: Poultry Farm, Augusta, Ga.

English W. L., Harrison and Sun-
nyfield, R. I. Red, Thompson B. R.;
Jersey Giants, chicks.
ery and Poultry Yards, 745\E. 35th
St., Savannah, Ga. _

Rocks, Reds, Leghorns and ATones

baby aca. custom hatching, 3 1-2c

per egg, lot over 100, Dixie Hatch-

ery, Conyers, Ga.

Baby chicks, BR. RT. Reds. and

$15 per 100. Row: Griffin,
Douglas, Ga.

Baby chicks, Tarbox, Wyandottes,

$15 100; $8 for 50; $5 for 25, FOB.

Wie ok. Vandiver, Martin, Ga,
Baby chicks. ~ Custom hatching.
Write. Woodlawn. Hatcheries, 510
Piedmont: Ave., NE, Atlanta, Ga.
Partridge Rocks, R. I, Reds, BR. Tt
15 each. Ga Ki A, eee Jae

Re Bede, Be $16. per. 100;
White and Brown. Leghorns and An-
conas, $14 per 100. Also mixed broil-
ers: Lesters Hatchery, Rome, Ga

Baby chicks. Miss Essie Allmon,
Clarkesville Ga.

Custom Hatching 3 per eve: Be Re

$9 per 100; setting eges $1. 25. Mrs.

Be Anderson, Register, Ga.
Baby chicks. -Write prices.
tom hatching 3c. Incubator $22,

R. Baiiley, Harlem, Ga.

B. R. and R. T. Reds 15 each; Leg-
horns. and assorted 12 1-2 bach. Syl-
vester Hatchery, Sylvester, Ga.

Tancred strain W. L, baby chicks
$16. R. I. Reds same price, Carrolls
Hatchery, Odum, Ga.

Tom Barron: English baby. chicks
912 per 100. Wycoff W. L. baby

chicks $11 del. Shoat Creek Poultry
Farm, Lavonia, Ga.

. 8. C. White. Leghorn chicks. Chicks

Cus-
K.

-18 each, eggs 8c each. : C. RK. E
Reds schicl gS16,*

and Gaskins, Drege Gao =

eggs 8c. N ewton

Reds and B, Re Rocks au per 100



Wiehrs Hatch- |.

R. I. Red chicks to raise a



delivered. Clarks Hatches, Garfic
Georgia.

- Booking orders for March
April Cornish game day old ba
chicks. Lots 25 and 50, 20c
Mrs. W. R. Chasteene. Locust Gro
Georgia.

'. . L. Wyandottes, Br. R.

Reds, W. R. and Black Jersey.
baby chicks $15 per 100. Dr. W
Hughes, Douglas, Ga. :

.- HR. Ef Reds; Repal Do:
Rock Wvandoles: WR Buf |
Ferris White Leghorn $12. 50 per
W. S. Shields, Thomson, Ga.

S. C. White Leghorn baby
$13 per 100. H. L.. Wallace, Be
Junction, Ga.
Big breed baby - chicks Ap
Barred Rocks and Reds. Custom
ching 3c egg. Bailey s Hatchery,



lem, Ga. s
Barred Rocks, Ri, Reds, Bu
Orp.,. Anconas, White Leg

Write for prices. Blue Ribbo
chery, 221 S. Forsyth St., Atl
Georgia.

BABY CHICKS WANTED
- Want 50 or 100, day- old chi
raise on halves. M. E. Gent @
anan, Ga.

oe WANTED
~ Want 400 heavy breed baby !
to raise on halves to 8 weeks,





372. Eatonton, Ga.

- Want 15 Barred Rock heng,
over 18 mo. old, and nicely m
Will exch. value $25.00. W
cept any pure breed. B. R. Pe
Winston, Ga, Route 1.
Want 100 Silver Lace or W
Wyandottes to raise on ha

/10 weeks old. Mrs. W. C. Al

Elberton, Ga. Route 9.

Want hens and fryers for m
Qaste best prices per lb. AL
bull, Folkston, Ga.

Want 2 Buff Cochin Bari
lets. Quote price. Russell O. Clegt
Villa Rica, Ga.

Will exch. value of $25
chickens. Write what you h
offer, G. N. Hackney, Blu
Ga. Box 146.

Want 100 each Light Brahr





to 10 weeks. Mrs. M. O. Mye
ton, Ga.

Will evch. for 6 large hens
Mrs. E..T. Almon, Midland,

Want to exch. 10 White Leg
1 year old, Barron strain, n
ing for 10 pure bred Barret
mouth Rock hens, same age.
Cavender, Millwood, Ga. -

Want 500 R. I. Reds or
Rocks, chicks to raise on halve
10 weeks. Mrs. W. B. Hendel
Fitzgerald, Ga. Route 5.

Want 150 or 200 baby
raise on halves. Prefer Barre
or R. I. Reds. Write before
Mrs. W. N. Roberts, Ellabe
Route 1, Box 36. 4

Want to exch. for large
grown hens or baby chicks.
Mrs. R. H. Mitchell, Carrollto
Route 4.

Will exch. a 100 ee inewba tol
baby chicks. Mrs. J. . Gibson,
land, Ga.

Will exch. for 25 hens, any
breed. Write. W. G. Perry,
ton, Ga. Route 5.

Want day old chicks, Whit
horn or Silver Lace preferre
A. J. Anthny, Midland,






Want 100, any ieee. iced baby
cks to raise on halves, to 10 weeks.
Write first. Mrs. WwW. G.
Cleveland, Ga. Route 3. .
Want 200 Barred Rock baby chicks

to raise on halves to 8 weeks. Vesta.
nd Nannie Powell, Cork, Ga..









-kens to raise to 8 weeks, on 50-50
roposition, about the first of March.
Adbert Cawley, Eire University,




Will exch. for pure Bee poultry.
Write. J. M. Parker, Bowman, Ga.
_., Want 100 or more R. I. Red baby
chicks to raise on halves to 8 weeks.
Have good Buckeye, 500. chick cap.
Blue Flame brooder and good brooder
house and yard away from other
chickens. ~Experienced. Mrs. J. How-
ard Smith, Eastman, Ga. Route 8...
- Want 250-500 baby chicks, R: I.
Reds, Black Minorcas, Buff Orping-
tons or any large breed to raise-on
halves. No white leghorns. Mrs. Glo-
vena Ballew, Bowman, Ga. Route 1.
Hox 11,-
Want 100 Brahe euages
John Ellis, Huching, Ge es 8
-- Want 25 Cornish cokerels, to wt.
from | 1 and 1- 2 to 2 Ibs. back. Quote
best cash price. Log Casin es
Unnadilla, Ga.
_ Want 100 day old cies to. raise
on halves to frying size. Any pure
breed. Will divide pullets and roosters
to best of care. W. E. Bowen, Elza,
Ga. Route 2.
_. Want 500 R. A: Red baby chicks
to raise on halves, to 8 weeks. Wil
accept any other good breed. T. E
Stalvey,. Ray City, Ga.RFD 2.:
Will exch. for 5 Barred Rock bone
?p. Wi. Nilt, Ball Ground, Ga. Route 2.
' Will, exch. for any good. breed
_ chickens. Mrs. W. b: Cowart, Collins,
Georgia.
Want: 1 Black Mince chek or
cockerel. Must be good bird and
standard wt. Prefer Pape strain. Give
_ description and best price. wv O.
ate _ Crane, Pompano, Fla.
Will exch. 10 or 12 ier last
yrs. pullets, ready to lay, for Brown
Leghorns. Pullet for pullet. No rose
-eomb wanted. Also want 3S. C.
Brown Leghorn roosters, last. years
hatch. Must be pure bred. Mrs. J.
Carl Morris, Whitesburg, Ga. Rt. 1.
--.Want 100 pure bred Thompson
Imp. Ringlet Barred: Rock baby chicks.
















Mrs.
























































be healthy. March 1st to 15th de-
livery. J. Re agoes, Newnan, Ga..

an Want to raise on face 100 pure
bred R. Iv Red baby chicks to 12
weeks, Write. Mrs. Nettie Wan
s Blythe, @a. Route 1. Box 20.22

ae Want baby chicks to raise on hal.
ves to 10 weeks. Any large breed.
_ White or Barred Rock preferred. Mrs.
or L. Burk, Tifton, Ga. Route A :
Want to exch, April, Shepherd An-
gona pullets, now laying for day old
Barred Rock chickens. fe ele, Street,

Lithonia, Ga. Route 1. g :
= Will exch. Cerca R E Rodi
for 1 young Cornish game rooster,
7; E. Jenkins, Wrightsville, Ga. >:

un Want 2 Silver Lace Wyandotte
- roosters. Will pay $1.00 each. ns:
a D. Floyd, Starrsville, Ga." <=

~ INCUBATORS: WAN TED |





































eh other standard make incubator, of over
- 100 egg cap. in good condition. Mrs.
-H. B. Brock, LaGrange, Ga., Rt. 3.
Want one byooder lamp for small
brooder in good condition.. Write.
Mrs. W. H. Little, Duluth, Ga.









Freeman, }.

Want 200 heavy. breed baby chic- :

- ful.

to raise on halves to 8 weeks. Must].

will exchange for Buckeye. or any'|



lorida running renee bean

Georgia.

beans, 1927 rope 24-2 hy
$1.00 ou. L. a Palmer,
Georgia.

bert, Ga

H.-H. Jones, Winston, Ga.

L.-B.: Shirtey, Lavonia, Ga. RFD
"100 Ibs.

selected; for seed, 12 1-2 Ib.,
dn Tots <of 25. lbs.

derwood, Conyers, Ga. RFD 38.

dosta, Ga.

eb

8, Box 40.

$1.00 pk. ;
nest onions, 50c gal.
Cash with: order. Mrs.
Greenville, Ga.

Sardis, Ga.

avo, - Ga. Route 2:

lb. Mrs. W. I. Bruce, Dixie, Ga. Rt.
Willets new: wonder,

Garner, Warthen, Ga.
Winter English peas, | 80 \b:,

35e and 30- bss

50 bu. Laredos, $4.! 00;

Georgia.

$1. 25 bu. ShippedC.O. De
Son, Colquitt, Ga. .
Mt. Airy, Gate

~ White black-eyed fable peas, -

Rotite de

butter beans, last years crop,

Lee Brooks, Monroe, Ga. Route 6.



_ BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
=< 75 be, pee 90- oy bunch velvet







seed, ee
| $2.00 bu. f. o:b. J. F. Lindsey, Tifton,

1,000 bu. 90-day speckled velvet
bags, |.
Harrison,

White soup beans and | sugar crow-
der peas, 8c lb.,\del. Blackeyed) peas,
-6ce-1b,, del. Will ex change for.some-
thing useful; Mrs. C. C. Burke, Col-

White brown eyed peas, 5e 1b: or
exch. for Irish. grey watermelon seed |
-50c lb..or for turkey eggs or. ducks,
or white .Spanish -peanuts, $2:00 bu.
Mabelle Wilson, RFD 2, Martin, Ga.

White rice table peas, 8c Ib. f, o. b.

2207 165) bu. white black-eyed peas.
Make best offer, ask for sample. R.

each. Hendersons white
and Jacksons colored wonder bush
Lima beans. Free from weevils. Hand
del.
Small amt, add
postage. Will send sample. A. F. Un-

English peas, 20c lb., in 2 Ib. lots, |

del.; 1 1b., 25c, wrinkled variety.\
Merse-PesL; Grigg, : Gainesville, - oo
Box 56.
5 bu. real bunch velvet pens

$8.00 bu. in hull. D. H. ee Nal-

Sugar or salad pea seed, 15 cup-
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. EP

Extra good, tender: streaked half
|vunner garden bedn seed, 25 for 1-2
~ }Ib., 45 Ib., postpaid; white running
aid bunch butter bean seed, 35 lb.

| postpaid. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon, |.
Ga; RED 2.. Re
100-day Scie ore beans,
$1.25 bu. L.2G. Nowell, eck: Ga.
(Route 825 27> 4. Ca
4 pecks clean, / nice Tady peas,

black-eyed peas, 7c lb.;}
Add _ postage.4
S. Cansins,

Early | speckled Sehr bean aad
Sound. $1.25 bu. a x _Bargeron,

- 8 Tbs. brownish cbetiba bush but-
ter beans, anid 4:lbs. speckled run-
ning butter beans, 35c. Ib. or $2.25:
for lot. prepaid. Mrs. R. W. Webb;

Frost-proof bush Enlish peas, Oe

frost-proof
bush English. peas, 30 Ib. Miss ee

Ibs. $1. 007 the wonder winter ean
| 60c pint; winterbeet seed, 10c pkg.;
>|. white and striped. half runner bean,
white bunch but-
| ter bean, 25 Ib: Add postage. Mrs.
Geis Sortells, Monroe, Ga. Route 1.
15 ~ bu:
O-too-tan, $4.50; 75 bu. new eras,
$1.75;.50 bu. white black-eyed peas,
$1560, Recleaned. Guaranteed pure
varieties, W.oL. Carmichael, Madison, | ~

~ Old- fashioned No. 2. Sauate peas;
Lb Ts Jack-

Sugar crowder peas, . 10 i post-
: '| paid. Cash with order. Ae Bramhold,
lb. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga.

White and black- eyed California :
peas, $3. 00 bu.; white Lima bunch
10 |
Ib. Buyer to pay. shipping eenee =

90-day velvet beans, shelled in. 2






ee ota,
2 bie mate eee dee peas, Oe Db.
or $8. 00 bu. Cash with order.
stamps accepted. Fe S SORES Mon-
roe, Ga. Route 1.-

Little white Lady pea, 12c ~ lb.;
colored bunch butter beans, 15 Ib.,
eream and white crowders, 8c ibs:
brown eyed peas, 4c Ib.; California
black-eyed peas, 5c Ib. pal O. M.
Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Route 2.

21-2 bu. white black-eyed peas,
$2.50 bu.; 1 bu. speckled crowder
peas, clean and sound. $3.00 bu.;.1
and 1-2 bu. large red peanuts, $1.50.
P.. B. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

. White black-eyed peas, sound and
clean, new crop; okra seed, 15c Ib.
Add postage. R.- F. Pile i ae Ball
Ground, Ga. Route 4.

Several bu: . clean hand-picked
ni ined fi eld peas,, 1927 crop, $2.00 bu.
Other party to pay. freight. = Cc.
Darsey, Surrency, Ga. Route 2, :

11-2 bu. clean. brown eyed. shite
peas, $3.00 bu.; 21-2 bu. cream

25)

Forest Park, Ga.
= SA pus
Jasper, E. Owen, Jasper, Ga. |

White rice, and cream sugar crow-
| der peas, 10 lb. each. Hand _ picked.
Add postage on small lots. L. M.
Aderhold, Lavonia, Gas: =

All varieties of field peas: Java,
blacks, clays, whipps, and Califor-
nias. Write for Pree. B. H. Osborn,
TROY Ga. =:

Lady peas, 8 lb. Cash - with order.
L.. E. Mills, Brooklet, Ga.

~

-M. House, Madison, Ga. Route 4.
2 bu. cream crowders, 10c\ ib
10 Ib. lots, or. $4,00 bu. del. Cock

|-Ga. Route 1, Box 39.
. 4bu. elay and 2 bu. speckled peas,
each slightly mixed, $1. 50 bu. each;
2 bu. white marrow flat peas; $4.00;
little white bunch butter beans, 15c|
lb. postpaid. Peas are FOB Warren-
ton. C. E. Abbott, Warrenton, Ga.
0-day velvet beans, $1.50 bu. or
exch. for half and half cotton seed.
Bu. for bu: J. He Kelehar,. ee:
Georgia. eet

30 Ibs. white bunch, Mndorsdtt g
butter beans, 20 tb. Cowart Bross
Bromwood, Ga. :

| Sample on request. C. H. Wilehers
Mitchell, Ga. RFD 1. Box 104.

300 to 500 bu. 90-day running vel-|-
vet beans, $1.25 bu. FOB here. T. R.
| Duggan, Warthen, Ga. :

Large, cream sugar crowder peas,
10 lb., $1.40 pk. or $5.00 bu. Not
del: Sanuel Wilder, Griffin, Ga.

Choice, seed velvets, recleaned:
early speckled, $1.20" bu.; pedigreed
bunch, $2.85; oceolas, $1.35. B. He
Murphy, Gian deteville, Ga. :

Rice peas, 10 Ib.; black- -eyed, 8c
lb. Will exch. for bape seed, cabbage
plants, or Bermuda onion seed

2.

Py

Ga. Route 1.

Cream croeilen peas, hand thresh-
ed, 10c 1b. or $5.50 bu.; 15 or 20
bu: mixed peasy mostly whippoorwills,
$1.50 bu. Exch, for. Q-too-tan soy
beans or reg. S. P. C. pigs. Samples

Georgiays *
Be|
ees Ga. Route 2. Box 25.



BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Biloxi soy, and 1,000 whippoorwill
| eas. Central Basin Reed Co., Fayette-
ville, Tenn; :



a

2 Red eggs at
$1.25 per Sie for same. rs will :

No Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

with brown eyes for table use. Send ~ S

grape hyacinth bulbs at 50c per 100.

crowders, $38.50 bu. W. Ge Kelley,

Brab peas, $2. 50 a FOB} '

'kind of field peas. Sea Plant Co., 3 -

whippoorwill peas, at $1. 50 bu. FOB
Ga. shipping in any size lots from-

Large white prolific stringless vel-
-vet beans.:5 lbs. 75c; $1.85 pk. Feat

|) Can del. plants after 15th of. ABE
with order. J. O. Jones, Winterville, :

30,000 government

|} Answer at once. S. E. ollisy Bedey:

10 bu. bunch - velvet besne $3. 00
bu.; guaranteed to be pure and sound. |

| metto, Ga.,

free from frost or rain, in new, even

iY
plants. Mrs. Julian Smith, Middleton, |

on request. C. L. Jeanes,_ Union City, |

3 Du. pure Brabham: peas, $1. 15 bu.
Sample on request. I. K. Phillips, |.

Want 500 bu. Laredo soy, 600 Ibu









wder
canna



exch.























Want a few long flat hite: 8

sample and quote best price per half
bu. W.. J. Edenfield, Graymont, Gaye

Wart 1-2'bu. baby bush Lima beans,
1 bu. Burpees stringless green pod
snap beans, 30 lb. improved white _
Spanish peanuts. Send samples and
quote price del. H. C.. Burnsed, Ella- oe
belle, Ga. Route 1, Box 22. | Bs.

Want butter beans. Will exch. blue |

Mrs. Lee Akins, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. .
Want Lady peas. Send sample and |
state quantity on hand. Fred I. Pane Re
Columbus, Ga. Box 224. i poo
Want 10 to 60 Ibs. lots. genuine ;
old- fashion, tender hull, cornfield |
snap beans. Will pay cash or~exch>
for same. Send samples, state quan-
tity and quote price. Clyde Maddey
Flowery Branch, Ga. |
Want field peas, any Guese
Send sample and quote prices. W. Ee.
Jefferson, Albany, Gas
Will exch. government inspected
Porto Rico potato plants. for any

ee a









Odum, Ga.

Want 100 bu. new crop, sien es
genuine O-too-tan soy beans, at $3. 00
bu. any size lots, from 10 bu. up; _
about 300 bu. good, sound straight









25 bu. up. H. M. tian Spas
Georgia. a

Want. 30 bu. count clean Brat
peas. Will exch. Porto Rico potato
n| Plants. 1,000 plants for 1 bu. peas. -







Crest Hill Farm, Ocilla, Ga. Rt. 3.
Want 20 bu. Brab peas, will exch, -

inspected and

treated | Porto Rico potato plants.











Ga. Route 1.

Want white. brown; Med Sad wba
speckled crowder peas; ram horn
peas; black seeded velvet bean. Send
sample each kind. ee Ja s Wilson,
Leslie, Ga. |

English peas and okra seed 200
cupful; Prince feather seeds 10 thim-_
bleful; add. postage. Mrs. Thomas S
Bagby; Flowery Branch, Ca. Rt. ely
Box 1062 == we

Pure and sound Sa peas $2
bu. FOB Palmetto. Ss Hearn, Pal-
Rts. 3 : E

White ok eyed - peas $2. 50 ae
lady peas $3, bu.; sugar peas $2.50
bu.; butter. beans, white and eolored,
10 Tb. each. Mrs. Lillie. Mae Powell,
Hartwell, Ga.,-Rt. .2,,Box 11...
- 80 bu. A-1 90- Day velvet beans, =

















wt. bags, $1.05 bu. or $31 for lot, FOB
Sandersville. Cash with order. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. R. Tenner "
Sandersville, Ga., Rt. 1; Box -i1,
Frost proof English peas, eae va-
riety, heavy bearers, extra early seed,
30c Ib.; tender cornfield beans, mixed
80c lb. Miss Eva Coebura, ee
ta, Gari oO
Excire nice and clean Lady peas. 0c
ibe plack- eyed peas 6 Ib. ae
Minorea Yards, Martin, Ga. >
90-day speckled velvet. beans, new
even wt. bags, Write for del. price.
J. E. Neal, Unadilla, Ga.




















PEAFOWLS WANTED :

~ Want, .peafowls, young and old. B
R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Want peafowls and pheasants t
raise on halves. Interested in hatch






ing eggs. W. J. Edenfield, Graymont
Ga.










oe PAGE FOUR. ;
- GEORGIA age
MARKET BULLETIN.

Published weekly by The
_ BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D. Jones, Director

DEPARTMENT OF |
AGRICULTURE

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Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner |



Thursday, February 16, 1928.



Entered as secomd class matter February 15,
1922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, orgia
under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for
ma. ling at special rate of postage provided
for in sectice 1108, Act of October 3, 1917.

&
Advertsements of farm produce and appur-
tenances, admissible under postal regula- |,
tions, inserted one time on each request, and |!
repeated only. when request is accompanied
by new copy of advertisement.

Limited space will not permit insertion of
unimportant advertisements. Under legisla-
tive act the Market Bureau does not assume
any responsibility for any advertisement ap-
pearing in the Bulletin, or icenadeas re-
sulting therefrom.

Circulation, Advertising and Services of the
Bureau of Markets and this Bulletin are

Free of Charge.

ig



ee ; IMPORTANT NOTICE

On account of the unusual
volume of; ads now on hand,
advertisers are asked until fur-
ther notice to mail us ads only
EVERY TWO WEEKS. We
_| are endeavoring to give each

| ad as prompt attention as pos-
sible under the circumstances.
In the future we will date the
ads as we receive them and pub-
Ish them accordingly. Old ads
will have preference over new
ones. ae







- PAMPHLETS ON PECANS

Circulars; and. Bulletins. on
pecan diseases and culture can
now be obtaiined from the Bureau
Sof psa State apie
Atlanta, | Georgia.

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BOOKS oN MARKETING
Marketing is. one of the big
farm problems. Books on co-oper-
at:ve marketing and other sub- |-
jects reldted to agriculture may
be borrowed from the Georgia Li-
brary Commission for a month at/
a time for th cost of return pos-
tage. A postal will bring you a
~ book by return mail on whatever
subject requested. Address all
-eowmiunications to, the Georgia Li-
brary Commission, State Capitol,
Atlanta.

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PLANTS FOR SALE :
Klondyke strawberry plants, $2.50
per M. White and yellow Bermuda
-_ onion plants, $1.25 per M.-W. 0.
- Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. put
- Klondyke strawberry plants, 25c
per 100, $2:25 per M. delivered.|
Prompt shipment. J. B. Bennett,
Flawery Branch, Ga. Route 1.

Yellow and crystal wax Bermuda
onion plants, $1.25 M. delivered. All
varieties cabbage seed, $1.25 Ib., col-
lards,and turnip, 40c lb.; tomato seed,
$1.30 lb.; beets, carrots, radishes,

squash, 85c lb.; pepper, $2.75 Ib.;

RS

Stone Mountain watermelon seed,
$1.00 lb.; okra, 35c: Ib.;.rape, 15: lb.
All delivered cash, L. C. Irvin, Bras~
elton, Ga.. Route 4.

Himalaye per Hants, Boe doz.



Herbs and oot hickory, nate pop-
lar, dogwood and other forest trees
and sprouts. Write for prices. R. D.
Giles, Winston, Ga. Route 1, ~~

Yellow and crystal wax Bermuda
onion plants, $1.25 per M. delivered.
1A. Re Holland, Braselton, Ga. Route 1.

Cabbage plants, $2.00 a M. A few
ollard plants, $1.50 Se D. H. Vocke,
Valdosta, Ga.

Lady Thompson eae plants,
300 for 50c, or $1. 50 a M. John
Wilson, Ellijay, Ga. Route 3, Box 42.

Everbearing and Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, 45 a 100 or $4.00
M. Cash with order. Prompt shipment.

Miss Fay. Allen, Cumming, Ga. -P. O.
Box Ei:

A few collard plants, $1.50 a M.
(Robert Vocke, Valdosta, .Ga.

Everbear'ng strawberry plants, 25
a 100. Add 5c extra for postage.
Stamps not accepted. Mrs. H. J. Dav-
idson, Pineview, Ga, Route 1. _

Kudzu plants, from 1 to 4 years

Parker; Moultrie, Ga. 716 First Sti,
Bm, Eee
Klondyke strawberry plants, 25
a 100 delivered. Cash with order
Mrs. Berry Bennett, Flowery Branch,
Georgia. RFD 1.

All leading varieties of cabbage
plants, from inoculated seed, $1.25
a M. Albert Harrington, Thomasville,

Georg a. -

Klondyke strawberry plants, di
sease free, $1.00 for 3800; $2.50
M. CG. M. Crow, Gainesville, Ga
Route 1.

Klondyke strawberry. plants, $1.25

a M. $2.00 postpaid. C..D. Freeland,
Coie wile Ga. Route 2.

Onei year old sage plants, 25c
okra seed, 10c cupful; Hastings Geor-
gia pole or cornfield bean seed, and
small lima beans, 40: Ib. each. Mrs

Himalaya blackberry plants, $4.00

| a-100; everbearing strawberry. plants,

2be a 100, or a M. for $2.00.W. Z.
Braswell, Stone Mountain, Ga, Rt. 1
Klondyke strawberry plants, $2.50]
aM. delivered.. Mrs. Estie Crow,
Gainesville, Ga. Route 2. sr
Large everbearing strawberry

| plants, 25c a. 100. Add 5e for post-|

age. Miss Pearl Brewton, States-
boro, Ga.
Lady Thompson strawberry se
25e a 100. Add postage. Miss Minnie
Matthews, Plainville, Ga. es
Klondyice strawberry plants, 25e
a 100, $2 M. ~Cash with order. W.C.
Owens, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1
Everbearing strawberry plants, 35c
a 100. Mrs. L. J. Vollrath, Winston,
Georgia. is
_ Everbearing strawberry plants 25
a 100, delivered. Cash. with order
L. A. Rite, Ellijay, Ga. Route 4.
Missionary, aroma and Klondyk

a M. Will exchange for onion sets,
cabbage plants or Hastings real corn-

bean seed, or various kinds of bulbs
flowers, ete. Wri e before sending
and state what you have to exchange.
Mrs. ZL. Pittman, Waleska, Ga.
Route 2.

delivery. $1.7 5 a M. Cash with order.
E.-G.*Pope, Ocilla, Ga.

Kudzu plants, le each. No orders
for less than 100. QO. C. Perdue,
Yatesville, Ga.

_ Black raspberry plants, $1.00 4
100, $5.00 a M. Hooper Montgomery,
| Cedartown, Ga.

. Everbearing strawberry plants, 35
a 100, $2.00 a M. del. Miss Martha
Gerben. Pisgah, Ga.



Klondyke and. Lady Thompael



old, $1.25 a 100, delivered. Mrs. Lula

AR. Skates, Ringgold, Ga. Route 1-

field bean, or early garden bunch



{ios . Mrs. J. B. Gamer, Lilburn, Ga. tee
+ Route 1.

|lected and treated seed, leading va-

$1.50 a 100 f.0.b. Klondyke straw-

March. Also 10,000 delivered -not later

strawberry plants, 35c a 100; $2.5(|\

i

Porto Rico potato. plants, April 1st)

{baled $22 and $19 ton each, 5 well

A Turin, Ga.








plants, B06. a 100, "$2. 50
M. delivered or exch. for nest onions,
sugar crowder peas, and sage plants.
Bertha Beasley, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 6.
Everbearing strawberry plants,

large variety, 50e a 100, $4.00 a M.
Miss Lucy D. Brown, Douglasville,
Georgia.

Dewberry planks: 50c a 100; well
rooted, prickly mock orange hedge
plants, $1.00 a 100 del. Mrs. J. ay
Hillis; Millhaven, Ga.

Government inspected pure - red
skinned Porto. Rico -potato plants,
$1.50 a M. FOB Pelham. April del.
G. R. Redmond, Pelham, Ga.

Cabbage, collard ( heading variety)
collard plants, 250 for 40c; 500-75c;
M. $1.25. J. H. Walker, Gordele: Ga.
_ Everbearing strawberry plants, 40c
a 100. Exchange for rug material or
fancy work. Miss Mary Camp, Easta-
nellee, Ga.

_ Improved large Klondyke . straw-
berry plants, 25c a 100. Mrs. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Ga. Route 4.

Everbearing, Lady Thompson and
Klondyke strawberry plants, 25 a
100. Well rooted. Exchange for flow-
ers. Write. Mrs. L. C. BATey Frank-
lin, Ga.

Everbearing fees planks 25
a 100; peppermint, 2 doz. for 10c;
yard horse mint, bdl.tanzy, 6 for 10c,
plus postage. Exchange for good sized
cotton (no silk or wool) scraps for
piecing quilts. Mrs. Willis Grindle,
Dahlonega, Ga. Route 1.

Asparagus crowns, 40c doz; sage
plants, $1.00 doz., well rooted, good

size and prepaid; missionary straw- |

berry plants, $2.50 doz., delivered.
Mrs. B. F. Baldwin, Rockmart, Ga.
Route 4..

Guaranteed, inspected, hand se-
rieties of potato plants, $1.50 a M.
Jas. A. Chauncey, Screven, Ga.

Government inspected C otate
plants, | $1.25-500, $2.00 $1.75
M. in 10,000 lots and up. "Satisfac
tion. J. T. Mullis, Alma, Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
$2.00 M. or 25c a 100. Exchange for
dried apples, honey in comb, quilt
tops, dbl. tatting,. fancy work, etc.
Write. Mrs. J: M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga.

Cultivated bunch blackberry. plants

berry, $1.75 a M. or exchange. W. G.
Brey, a Park, Ga.



PLANTS WANTED

Want 5 or 10 thousand early Jer-
sey Wakefield cabbage plants. H. C.
Burnsed, Ellabelle, Ga. ey

Want 10,000 Porto Rico potato
plants, delivered: by the 15th ef

than April 15th. J. A. Russell, Route
A, Thomaston, Ga.

Want 10,000 cabbage pincte and
10,000. Bermuda plants. Quick deliv-;
ery. I. E. Hood, Box 878, uae!
| Georgia. LS

Want to contract for from 10 is
25 M. Nancy Hall and Porto Rican
plants to be delivered not later than
April 15th. Reasonable prices. R. D.
Giles, Winston, Ga. Route 1.

Want 10,000 cabbage plants, |
best brie, Ar & Cox, Forsyth, G

GRAIN FOR SALE
400 bu. Bancroft seed oats in 5 bu.

me



sacks at 90c bu. FOB. R. M. Turner, :

Royston, Ga.

Well cured peavine hay, little crab
grass mixed in, $20 ton FOB Myrtle.
J. C..Ward, Perry, Ga.

Bright peavine and peanut _ hay

1 good, bright oat. and 1 ton wheat?

straw, $11 and $10 each. R. C. Couch

Anined, as oon FOB -Dixie,

|crop, 3 cents per bundle.

Jlanta, Ga.

| son, Conyers, Mae, Tb, 2:















































ae E
Bower, Dixie, Ga.

7 tons of No. 1 peavine ay J W
Stanford, Ty Ty, Ga.

Egyptian wheat, known as Hast.
ing chicken corn, 10 lbs. $1 prepaid;
$3 bu. FOB Madison. H. A. Wrench,
Madison, Ga;, Rt. 2: :

-Otootan and peavine hay, bright and
clean $20 ton; oat straw $10 ton FOB
Jackson. J. H. Patrick, Jackson, Ga

From 5 to 700 bundles of good
bright fodder, (4 hand to bundle) 1927
J. a. Par. 3
tee, Social Circle, Ga.

Fulghum oats, 95 per cent evan
nation test $5 for 5 bu. sack. FOB
here. V. Greenberg, Box 404, Black-
shear, Ga.



GRAIN WANTED :

Want 10 bu. of wheat and 20 bu. of -
oats. Will pay reasonable price. Mrs
A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga., Rt. 1.

Will trade Baby Jersey calves from
high producing cows, for sound wheat
or yellow shelled corn. L. L. Wal-
lace, Atlanta, Ga., 247 No. Highland -
Ave.

Want, 200 bu. rust proof sok oats
del. to our plant en Piedmont Road
at Peachtree creek. Dan Goepper,
Mer., Empire Cotton Oil Mills, At-





VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Tomatoes in No. 2 cans, $1.20 doz.;
beans in No. 3 cans, labeled $1.80
doz. Mrs..C. L. Hamby, Greenville
Ga., Rt. 3.

String beans and pimento peppers _
for canning purposes. Mrs. W.. Tes
Jones, Cochran, Ga., Rt. 5.

Red multiplying onions 15c qt. pos-
tage paid. Mrs. Sallie L. Maddox,
Eatenton, Ga. _ =

In large or small quantities Hast-
ings blood red turnip beets sweet
pickled and canned in Mason qt cans,
$3 doz. FOB here. Wm. H. Bird,
Dougherty, Ga., Rt. 1.

Nice, fresh, shade dried sage 40c
Ib. Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga.

White multiplying enions 50e gal
Add postage. J. C. Freeman, naw
kinsville, Ga., Rt. 1. wx

Nice dry sage 60c lb.; red speckled
sugar Crowder peas Te Ib.; also sey-
eral bus. California eciiapea peas
6c lb. FOB Carrollton. All treated
for weevils. Mrs. Ida M. Allen, Car-
rollten, Ga., Rt. 5.

5 Ibs. nice, dried sage, 45e: lb, or.
exchange for something @&n use. Mrs.
oe Fortsen, Danielsville, Ga., Rt
75 lbs. bunch okra, 15 lb. Mrs. H
G. McDonald, Barney, Ga., Rt. 1. ~

Clean dried sage 60c lb. del. Send
P. O. money order.. Mrs. J. E. Baie
rMilan, Ga. *

12 doz. 3 lb. cans tomatoes. $1.75
dozen or $18 mar 406,.- C.-T, Miller, _
Leo, Ga., White County. .

P Earicalem artichokes, white, 7c Ib.
del. Cash with order. A.E. John-



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VEGETABLES WANTED _
Want artichoke roots. Advise price
and quantity can sell.: Morgan Drug

and Supply . Co., Phoenix City, Ala.

Want 200 shallots, also multiplying
red enions. Mrs. Lucile Beighie,

Bluffton, Ga.
Want.fresh onions, turnips, pee
greens and all kinds of fresh vegeta-
bles. Write before shipping. Fred



Bright arate hay with some peavina |

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- SEED FOR SALE

Good turnip seed, 5c tbls.; een
for mustard and lettuce seede, same
amount. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canoe,
Ga., RED 2.

2 Tall green pod okra seed Qe pt.,
45e qt. Mrs. Ethel Beach, Gaines-
ville, Ga., Rt. 1.
4 Ybs. okra seed 5c lb., or lot for
$1.95; extra long hot, red pepper seed
10 tbls. Miss Nannie Overton, Bow- |.
don, Ga. Rt. 4.

Phe brilliant: variegated Josephs
eoat seed 25c pkg. Mrs. L. Wall, At-
= Ga., 993 Marietta St.

- Onion sets, turnip, collard and cab-
bage, rape, red Bliss potato seed. W.
H. Waddelte, Pearson, Ga.

_ Kleckley Sweet and Stone Mountain
watermelon seed 50 Ib. each. Mrs.
J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga.
1 or mere gals. okra seed.
best offer, by the Ib. Mrs.
Lowe, Tennille, Ga.

' 50 Ibs. pure Jones watermelon seed
_ $1 ib. Hy B, Sandifer, Locust Grove,
Ga.
- 50 Ibs. Lipsey or Stone Motte
watermelon seed 75c lb. J.D. . Means,
Elko, Ga.

- Watson watermelon seed, hand
gathered 5Qc Ib. Be L. Watson, Mor- }
ven, Ga.

_. Begyptian swine corn seed, 25c 1b.;
- eattail millet, in pod Little Ga. Beat
ty pea seed, 10e Ib.; blue . speckled
goose pea seed 15 Tb, or 2 for 25e;
sage plants 10c each; dahlia bulbs 20c

each. HE. L. Corley, Mauk, Ga., Rt. 1.
10 Ibs select Rocky Ford cantaloupe
seed $1 Tb.; 10 Ibs. Mammoth long pod
okra seed 50c Ib. Also. want Queen
eantaloupe seed. E. F. Dye, Hahira,
Ga:

25 lbs. Osage cantaloupe seed 30e
Tb. prepaid, or lot 22c Ib. prepaid. Ma-
jor Crow, Gainesvile, Ga., Rt. 1. |

_ Imported leading varieties of cab-
Pane seed $1.25 Ib.; collard, turnip,

Make
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temate $1.60 ib. ; squash 75e Ib.; okra
We th. rape 160 lb.; snap beans 85c
we ik R. Holland, _ Braselton, Ga.,
New Stone and Greater Raltiniors
tomato seed 80c Ib.; Wakefield cab-
Age seed $1 lb. W. 0. Waldrip, Flow-.
ry Branch, Ga.
200 bu. improved. Orange sorghum
seed $1 25 mus
A,
Cane on $1.25 bu. Clean and
ound. R. M. Turner, Royston, Ga.
_Kleckley, Pearson and Stone Moun-
ain watermelon seed Tbe Ib. each;
Porto. Rico potato slips $1 bu; field |
eas $1.75 bu. FOB here.. y B. Clif-
ton, liver, Ga.
Long green pod okra seed 50c Ib.
estnaid. Mrs. N. Davis, Cordele, Ga.;

J.B, Dunn, Filippen,

Dill and gourd seed, also Louais
Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga..
- White velvet okra seed 30c Ib.
Grace McLane, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 5.
Pride of Ga., and Irish Gidy water-
elon seed 95e and 85c Jb., 50c and,
de for 1-2 lb. each. P. ie Smith,
tite, Ga. Rt. 1. -

Perkins long pod okra seed 25c lb.
Tb. lots or more. C. Di Adatns, |

+ more.

mustard Adc lb.; different varieties of |



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MARKET

BULLETIN.

~ GEORGIA PRODUCTS
(Less Than Car Lots)

Half runner bean seed, free from
weevils, 30c Ib. del. Mrs. L. S. How-
ard, Ficklin, Ga. :

50 Ibs. field selected Thurmond grey

| watermelon seed 60c lb. Cowart Bros.

Bronwood, Ga.

Okra seed 25 Ib.in 2 Ib. lots or
E. W. Hale, Jefferson, Ga.

Mixed turnip seed; 20 lbs. Seven
Top and Southern Prize mixed; 6 Ibs.
Mammoth long pod okra seed 15c Ib.
del. Sample on request. A. F. Un-
derwood, Conyers, Ga., Rt. 3.. ~

8 1-2 lbs. velvet ne seed 50c Ib.;

or $1.50 for lot. Mrs.. Lois Johns,
Woolsey, Ga.
30 lbs. pure Watson watermelon

seed, 50c lb. P. E. Walker, Ft. ae
lev, Ga.

12 lbs. pure Tom Watson water-
melon seed 50c Ib. FOB Cobbtown.
Mrs. S. W. ae Cobbtown, i
RE. 2: :

Hastings ee Drip sorghum cane
seed, sell or exchange.
ner, Mt. Vernon, Ga. Rt. 1.

Salmon pink Pallock variety of can-
taloupe seed, 75c 1b.. COD. B. L.
Banks, Pelham, Ga. ~

Seeds per Ib.: tomato 75c; cabbage
85, okra 25c, small white bunch but-
ter beans 20c, red and black Valen-

zine snap beans 25 Ib, Watson mel-

yn 85c, heading collard 50c, ~ bunch
velvet beans $2.50 bu., 90-Day run-
ning velvet beans $1.50. All new 1927
rop, FOB Tifton. J. Ee . Williams,
Tifton, Ga.

Carpet grass seed, 25e lb. J. Fitz
Norris, Warrenton, Ga. .

Large type Ga. collard seed 10c
large tbls., black scuppernong vines,
15 each, or exchange either for Cher-
ry Damson plum or Apricot sprouts
or peonies. Mrs. G. E. Sapp,. Rich-
land, Ga. fic.

Good, sound Stone Mountain water-
melon seed 25 cupful. Mrs. Martha
Fowler, Surrency, Gas Rt 2.

Enough seed to plant 1 hill, gourd
seed (for Martin nests) as long as
supply lasts. Free to all who send a

stamped envelope addressed. H. A.
Norrell, Augusta, Ga. ;
Watson melon seed 50c lb.; Rocky
Ford cantaloupe seed 75c lb.; No. 1
seed peanuts, runners 6c lb.; Span-
ish 7c lb. FOB here. H. G. Joiner,
Pavo,:Ga,, Bt 3.
Hastings Texas ribbon cane seed

from selected heads 25c lb., or 6 lbs.
$1; also hufa seed $2 pk. or $6 bu.
Owens Bros., Pembroke, Ga. |

40 Ibs. selected Stone Mountain or
|Lipsey watermelon seed $1 lb. Er-
nest Kimberly, Empire, Ga.

Giant curly leaf mustard seed, 20c
teacupful, 3 for 50c; Kentucky Wonder
beans; white weleet and tall- green
okra seed 15 per cup, , 3 for 85e;

| Kleckley Sweet watermelon; Edward

Perfecto cantaloupe; crook neck
striped cushaws and pumpkin_ seed
15e per cup or 8 for 40c. Postage
paid on 3 cups or more. A. D. Hosts
Winterville, Gal ARE, 2. ee
Purple Top Globe turnip and white
velvet and Jumbo okra seed, all 30c

Ib. del.; mustard seed 10c oz.; white
baby: lima beans 20c del.; cream
Crowder peas 10c lb. <del. C. G; Oli-

very, Barnesville, Gas Rt 2,

ic. 8. Ber- =
}on seed, sound and clean $1 Ib., or ex-



Half runner, Cornfield bean seed,
all tender hull, 20c pt., or! 85 qt.;
squash seed 20c pt; okra seed 3 large

tbls. 10c. No stamps accepted. Add
postage. Mrs. Samp Ray, Canon, Ga.,
Rte ds

Well cleaned sorghum seed 4c lb.
FOB here. J.C. Taylor, Ball Ground,
Ga., Rt. 5. s :

Selected Perry watermelon seed,
1-4 Ib. 35 postpaid. J. H. . Walker,
Cordele, Ga.

9 bu. seeded ribbon cane seed 8c
lb., $3 bu. del. No stamps accepted.
Cash with order. H. S. Brooks, Mon
roe, Ga., Rt. 1.

Hastings long green eucuniber seed
raised last year; sound and clean, $1
b., or lot of 5 lbs. for $4.. Mrs. W.
H. Rucker, Milner, Ga.

80 lbs. Dixie Bell watermelon seed
$1 lb. Jack Ellis, Ty Ty, Ga., Rt. 1.

Pure white velvet okra seed 50c Ib.
L. H. Jones, Fayetteville, Ga., Rt. 8.

Select Lipsey or Pride of Ga. mel-

Write ~ for
J. E. Har-

change for cotton seed.
prices on 10 lbs. or more.
per, Osierfield, Ga.
200 lbs. pure Stone Mountain mel-
on seed, out of fancy melons, $1 Ib.
J. W. Cooper, Rupert, Ga.
Stone Mountain and Kleckley Sweet

melon seed 50c lb. each. Mozell Wil-

son, Martin, Gal, Rt.; 2.
_ Persian watermelon, seed 75 Ib.,
50 lbs: and up 50c Ib. Mary Zipperer,

Howell, Ga., RFD.
Pure Bisne Mountain melon seed
85 lb. or exchange for Wannama-

kers cotton seed. Must be pure seed.
J. J. Hartley, Metter, Ga., Rt. 1.

75 Ibs. selected Thurmond Grey wa-

termelon: seed 75c lb. L. A. Rigsby,
Lenox, Ga., Rt. 2.

75 Tbs. Thurmond Grey watermelon
seed 50c Ib. J.T. Finney, Haddock,
Ga.

-Mixed mustard seed 20 Ib. or 16
for 2 thls. Postage paid. Mrs. A. E.

Guillebeau, Lincolnton, Ga., Rt. 6

Pure white velvet okra seed, 50c
qt. del. No stamps accepted. Melvin
Laster, Fairburn, Ga. ng wees

Persian watermelon seed 85e Jb., in

lots of 50 Ibs. and up 65c. Ed Zipper-
er, Statenville, Ga.
' Improved collard 1927 seed, alnadat
like cabbage, 2 different kinds, but
not the green Ga. collard 15 for 2
tbls., or will exchange for white mul-
tiplying onion. Guaranteed. Mrs. J.
E. Bond, Elberton, Ga., Rt. 2.

Genuine, tender cornfield bean seed,
25c pt., 15c teacupful; sunflower seed

10c cup 15c pt.; Kleckley Sweet, Wat- |

son and Stone Mountain watermelen
seed $1 lb. postpaid on all orders over
25c. All seed 1927 crop. Mrs. M. C.
Conner, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 4.

Seven Top turnip seed 80c Ib.; broad
leaf tobacco seed, 20c oz.; white vel-
vet okra seed 20 lb.; Bell Pepper
seed $1.50 lb.; California black-eyed
peas 5c lb. del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood,
Ga.



SEED AND COTTON SEED.
- WANTED
Want 1 qt. or 1-4 Ib. Mops

sprout watermelon seed. Will pay
eash, e 1. Magdon: Ss Gas Rt; 2



ae

FOR SALE AND WANTED

Want a large amount of the largest
growing watermelon seed that can be |
found. E. T. Clements, Sandersville,
Ga.

Want 8 or 10 lbs. good Tom Watson
watermelon seed. R. S. Wolfe, care
The Baxley Plant Co., Baxley, Ga.

Want seed chufas. Send sample
and cheapest price. W. H. Wallan
Meigs, Ga., Rt. 2., Box 182.

. Want eed Half and Half cotton
seed. Will exchange No. 1 sugar cane
syrup in 1 gal. cans. L. A. Rigsby,
Lenox, Ga., Rt. 2.

Want 8 or 10 bu. pure Half and
Half cotton seed. John Turner, La-
Fayette,'Ga., Rt. 3.

Want 5 bu. pure Russells Big Boll
cotton seed for planting. Write low-
est. price. J. T. aes Waki?
Ga.

Want College No. 1 cotton Need for _
planting. Seed must be more than 1
year from State College. Same must
have been pure, ginned pure, and
kept pure. Quote lowest price per
100 Ibs. FOB or del. E. V. Lance,
Ellenwood, Ga. :

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
- Wannamaker Big Boll cotton seed
absolutely pure, privately ginned and
recleaned, $1.50 per bu. R. H. Car-
penter, Hartwell, Ga.

Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed
$1.25. bu. del. or exchanged for Man-
leys heavy fruiter, bu. for bu. H.W.
Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga. |

College No. 1 cotton seed, first year
from State College seed, $1.26 /bu.;
same seed of second crop from Col-
lege seed, $1.10 bu. FOB Eatonton.
K, D. Sanders, Eatonton, Ga., Rt. 2.

100 or more bu. Cokers pedanead
Cleveland No. 5 cotton seed $1.50 bu.
John T. Dennis, Eatonton, Ga.

Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed and
Marlboro Prolific seed corn at far-
mers price or will exchange for oats,
wheat, cow peas, syrup. R. 2 Stein-
heimer, Brooks, Ga. ~

Wannamaker Cleveland cotton Sues
first year from originators, $1. 25 per
bu. or $4 per 100. W. W, Caldwell,
Zebulon, Ga.

Wannamakers latest inn proved Wo,

419 strain pure cotton seed, also Cleve-

land Big Boll 2 year old seed. Write
for prices. B. F. Fagan, Martin, Ga.

Lankford cotton seed, $1.25 bu. HB,
W. Stone, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 4. _
_ Cotton seed for sale or exchange
for white Spanish peanuts or Brab.
peas. Write if interested. H. W.
Bagley, Suwanee, Ga., Rt. 2.

500 bu. Wannamaker Cleveland cot-
ton seed from bale per acre cotton $1
bu. Glenwood Farm, Brooks, Ga. ;

2 bu. Cokers pedigreed cotton seed
$2 bu. J. A. Scott, Carrollton, Ga.,
Rt. 1.

10 bu. Half and Half cotton cok
Si bu. 1, OS: Berner, Mt. Vernon,.
Ga., Rt. 1. .

200 bu. pure Wannamaker Clave:
land Big Boll cotton seed, privately

~| grown and recleaned 90c bu. Riley C.

Couch, Turin, Ca.

Pure Wannamaker Cleveland cotton
seed, recleaned and graded $1.35 bu:
B. F. Murphy, Sandersville, Ga.



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HOGS WANTED
Hogs -wanted. Will exchange for
corn in.shuck for bred sows and gilts.
ay SS Gibbs, Abba, Ga.

Want to trade for hogs, milk cows,
"es ee eecc Barnes-

or chickens.
ville, Ga. ::

Want to aehutee for sows or peas.
MB: Holderby, Valdosta, Ga.

, Want a pure bred Jersey boar and
gilt, or B. B.S. P. C. no kin, weight
75 or 80 lbs.
Ga. Route 12. :

~ Want Duroc pure bred, Cherry red
male, about ready for service, for
yeasonable cash price. H. L. Hobson,
Sugar Valley, Garces 5
Will exchange for 2 shoats or milk |
ow.
ts 583 Capitol Ave.

Want: good breed of hogs to. raise
on 50-50 basis. Thos.

a Nashville; Ga., Route 3.

Want B. B. Guinea aon about 6 |

re months old, for breeding. Will buy

ar trade fhorousthnetr broke . nose
- Berkshire 4 months old boar. Herbert

Smith, Forest Park, Ga. >
Will exchange for hogs, cows, orn :

or hay. J. D. Williams, Jacksonville,
= ag Outen

; Want black. Essex gilt, . 45, to. 20] -
_ sents old entitled to registration in

_ purchasers name, bred to thorough-
Sel boar, no kin. Price must be right

for cash. oe S. E. Hollis, Bere

ea monte Toto as
Will eiehiniee for hogs, cows
- feed. H. L- Lovett, Lovett, Ga., Rt. 1

- Will exchange value $30.00 for 2
pair, 2 females and 2 males, Broke-
nose Berkshire pigs, for breeding, 6,

weeks old, or-older.- W. P. Smith,
Flowery Branch, Ga., RFD 1.
Want to exchange Cokers_ Cleve-
land big boll cotton seed, at $2.00

bushel, for Duroe gilt pig. R. A.

Bray, Sugar Valley,'Ga. ~ .

Will exchange budded: and state in-
spected Schley pecan trees, and well

-. rooted, 5 year old kudzu plants for

ee Duroe-Jersey registered hogs.

7

ary

| Want 2 pure: bred P. Cr pigs.

_ Ties, Tiger, Ga.

der M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

This is to inform people who have
i.c. &|

hogs to sell not to write us.
J.C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga.
Want small P. C. shoats or pigs e
-er 8 mos. old that havent. been stunt-
ed, or Berkshire ~ full bred

Cosby, Preston, Ga. =
Want 1 reg. Hampshire | ee pig

* 2 or 8 mos. old.

Want 2 sow and is ak vig, Chetry

| Red Duroc Jersey 8 to 10 weeks old,

also 2 female guinea pigs same age
er 1 bred gilt. H. CC. ead Ella-
* belle, Ga.

_ Want reg. spotted P. . ent 2 to 4
Wade Tom-

mos. old. Will exchange.
-berlin,- Surrency, Ga.
Want pure bred white Cheste: ak
6 mos. old. Will exchange for. Sam
ee Jones, Lula, Ga.
: 12
weeks old.. Will se for same,
W. W. Mason, Rt. i Hees
Ga.
Want to shea for: good brood
sow, Poland China, Berkshire or some

upton big bone stock that will farrow |
E. N. Wh
i eles wt. about A, 000 Ibs; screD | for cash

in February or- ee

J.R. ee Commerce, |
Tbs.

J efferson,

| but gentle.

Lean-.

|jack. Write.
na Vista, Ga.

-shoats,
_ straight nose. or black P C. ue Be

C.H. Marsh, ee
on Dale, Ga. <2. ok



ee

Want little bone. black guinea sow |
that has been bred to good male. Write |

stating age, -weight and number of |
pigs last litter and price of same. W.
M. Taylor, Ft. Meade, Fla. .

Will exchange for pigs.
din, Draketown, Ga. |

s

~ Want Red Tamworth, male vie os

male. =Ve P. Warren, Kathleen, Ga.
Want 30 Duroe pigs or shoats.
Quate pz tee, age and breed. 2 Ae

Strickland, Alpharetta, Ga. Riesde

Prefer Duroc or.P. C. State |
prices. John H. UT TEAS Alpharetta,
Ga. Rt.

Will exchange for 1 god pre gu x
[or 2 good shoats, 90 to 100 Ibs.

| A. J. Willoughby, Waco, Ga:
Miss Bessie Rowland, Atlanta, aa

Mrs.
haa 3
Want 2 or 3 small bone Black Essex

pigs, 8 to: 12. weeks old. Quote lowest |
_D. A. Evans, Rydal, Ga., Rt. 2.

price:
Will exchange for hogs and pigs,
also eattle, any breed. ~ Write. Mrs.
W. -B. Cowart, Collins, Ga. 5

Want pure bred Duroc Jersey boar |
pig, 3 to 5: mos. old. Must be cheap
for cash.

Ga.

6 mos. old. We. Ee eee Comer,

a =
Want 2 to 4 young brood: sows,

ready bred, on halves. Have good

pastures; also want. thrifty 6 weeks
old pigs, S..P..C. or Duroc preferred.
Will pay $85 a dozen for same. ~R,
D. Giles, Winston, Ga., Rt. D.



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
1 mule, good condition, wt. about
1050 lbs. Gentle, will work anywhere

$150. J. H. Douglas, oo Ga, oe

Rt. Dies

| Pair good Say ae wt. 1000 to.
1200 Ibs. Cheap for cash. Chas. F.
Howe; Fort Valley, Ga.

ae good, dark bay horse ieee game

Ths.,-8. years old, $125, Ss. Ff. Pirkle,
Lilburn, Ga., Ri. Ae Ee ~
8 brood mares, sell or a nine
for hire until July Ist.,
Te McAlister, Bue-

Fine, sound. jack 6 eet old, gentle
and quick to serve, $
ett, Cuthbert, Gas

. mules, good condition, thee pair
wt: about 1950 lbs.,; 7. years of: age.
Sell or exchange for Jersey heifers.
SEN. ES McGinty, Norwood. Ga.

1-pair mules, 9 and 10 years, wt.
11 00 and 1200. Tbs., 1 pair small mules,
1 mare and.1 horse mule, wt. 850 and.
950 Ibs.,. + 8 and Q years.
Monticella, Ga., Rie 6.

6 and 7 year old ules wt. 1100
ibs., a and 12 year old mules; BA
horse; 4 yr. mare, for sale. Fred L.

ON

| White, | Buckhead, Ga.

Will exchange for good farm horse
er mule. Write for particulars. H.
ie Key, Richland, Ga, Re Bi

smart, quick. -and- perfectly gaited.
Light farm work only, 6 months. Ww.

_| W. Driskell, Sparta,. Ga... Box 6. ~

Black Spanish jack, 6 years old,

: weight | 650 or 700 Ibs., $150 or will)

exchange for milk cow or heifer soon
to freshen. Je H. Fowler, Roy, Ga.

a fine. black as Abo 10 years:

_ For oe and Wanted 3

small.
oo: Box 423, Savannah, Ga.

M. Got- |

land 960 lbs..
_ | H. Reid, Eatonton, Ga. eae

Want 25 or 50 pigs, wt. 30 to 50]

$35 FOB Cleveland, or will exchange

Eos aceon, ues
: : Norcross, Ga.
Want 1 pure bred guinea. male, 4 to |

| Write.
1 Ga.

/cows and hogs.

|} exchange pork beef.

like to exchange him, Paul. Clark,
e| Baxley, Ga.
Work anywhere. Wt. 950}.

E Kelley, Monticello, Ga.

. Spanish}

4

rabbits 4 mos. old $2 each. Occupant |

OM Ae Boy-|_

bucks 5 mos. old $5 or will exchange
for white

E. -C. Tyler, 4

| yellow Buff Orpington hens not over

tone year old, and 1-cockerel or 5 pure
One pair extra. heavy young mules,

Rt. 2, Rockmart, Ga...

| Wright, - 401 E, 88rd St.
'Ga,

Some of the best Noy Zealand red
rabbits in Ga. a does me





or Se wail on time for or papers. S

J. O. Ward, Blackshear, Ga. :
Several Shetland ponies, large and

Sell or exchange for shell corn.

Have sold my mares and found help:
for this. farm. Answer to many. ingui-
ries. Ro ke Veal, Sandersville, Ga.

i pair | Ga. raised mules, male and |

nee 9 and. 10 years old, wt. 950.
Excellent: condition. A.

1 bay Kentucky saddle mare, 8 yrs.
old, wt. 975 Ibs., also will work and
is safe for women to drive, $125. Joe
Wilmot, Ashland, Ga Resi.

1 pony horse, about 11 years, wt.
about 800 Ibs; gentle, work anywhere, |

for young milk cow, fresh in or will
freshen soon, within 30 mies of ' Cleve-
land. R. AL Ledford, Cleveland, Ga.
Rt. Boe a



HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Want a farm mule, gentle and welk
broke, about 5 or 6 years old, wt.
around 900 or 1,000 Ibs. Te E, Nash,

Want to rent. ap good saul for 3 mos.
pay $6 a month, beginning Feb. 1-15.

Rt. CA,
; Want pair good ee and ee
Will exchange. Write.
Herman Thomson, Moultrie, Ga. oe
- Want good young farm. mule. Will
'B. Oe Fussell,
Brunswick, Ga.
Want to exchange for good oree,

mule or for cow. Hulse Woodward, |

Waycross, Ga.

~Want to exchange. for a good: mule
lor a pair of horses or mares. J. H.
Trice, Barnesville, Ga

Want a good work. mule. Mond

Want 2 good. mules cheap. a HL



PET STOCK: FOR SALE
1 trio white New Zealand rabbits
mos. old, $10; Red New Zealand

211 Vesta Ave., East Point, Ga. =
8 White King pigeons : for $10. fess
a Dennis, Eatonton, Ga.

15 pair of pigeons mated and eee |

ing 50c pair. - Robt. scdecitee aah Rt. 8,
Gainesville, Ga.
Thoroughbred pebicteed Chinchilla

Flemish Giants. de
Green, Rt. 5, Box 520- A, Atlanta, Ga.

One pair colored eiwies pigeons 1
year old $3 pair, or will exchange for
2 small bantam hens. Eugene | Ste-
vens, Ried Nicholson, Ga,

_ 1-5 and 4-7'mos. old New - Zealand |
red buck rabbits Si. 50 each; lot for

$6. Will exchange for 4 pure bred

bred R. I. Red hens 1 year old. Each
paying postage. Mrs. S. W.. Spain,

Place your. orders early for white

pink-eyed rabbits, also mixed rabbits. |
Fine registered stock. Booking or- |}
ders now for Easter.

Miss Harriette
Savannah,

or alive, make offer.

Sie be Brantley, See :





each! fine breeding rabbits, N
lands, Chinchillas, and Flemish,
sonable. I. W. Taylor, 22 Lan
Hapeville, Ga., phone FAirfax.
10 pair beautiful colored pige
50c pair. Send postoffice money
der. Clyde Shaw, McCollum, Ga

Rufus Red rabbits, pedigreed d
4 mos. old $1.50 each; 1 Ston
rabbitry. . New Tonlasd Red |
| mos. old $1. 50 each; phone F

| 4750-3. Peed. ye Bt. Box
Atlanta, Ga. ba

Common mixed pigeons, Be

ode La Harrison, Rte d, conta
| Ga. *

2: Rufus Red buck rabbik ag
mos.; 1 Rufus red buck rabbit 6 1
pair white New Zealands, 10
old; 1 Dutch buck 6 mos.; all in
condition. Ralph Wheeler, 410_

St., East Point, Ga.

-Common cotton-tail na bbite dres
AZDe Brant
Culverton, Ga., Rt. ee ee

Wonderful Chinchilla buckes
Sil. Cer. strain, fully pedigreed;
sell; overstocked; 6 lb. $6 each;
$7.50 each; few bred does $10
F. D. Martin, care Pope Ellar
rielHascs. 3

Registered Now Zealand
bucks $12 each or $23 pair.
Taylor, Licensed Registrar, 22
Ave., Hapeville, Ga. pans

7 pairs pigeons for sale or
change, - Mrs. Javea, Rucker, |
Elberton, Ga.

Write for free torbatia

rabbits. Our members have some
stock at reasonable prices. At
Rabbit & Cavy Breeders Clu
Haas Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
_8 New Zealand red rabbits,
2does. Farrow in week or t
anteed to be full blood stot
condition, $6 for lot; cash with
Karl Rahn, Pineora, Gav 4

Chinchilla and white Flemish



\ bits, breeding stock a specialty

prices on pairs, trios, bred
does with litters. Ls. Ce
Graysville, Ga. 4 :
~ 15 pairs beautiful pizeon
and working, 30c pair. Robert
Millan, Rt. 8, Gainesville, G





_ PET STOCK WANT! a]

Want ideithy rabbits, wt. 8
over. Hugh P. Holcomb, Sten
tain; Gas Rt 8. 2

~ Want 50 to 100 grey or ate
ish Giants or old fashioned
hare does 8 to 12 mos. old. |
tered or unreg., but good wt
stock. State cash price and g
scription. J. A. Harris, Mac
820 ond ote

Healthy rabbits weichine: 3
over. Hugh P. Holcomb, Rt 3
Mountain, Ga. .

Domestic rabbits, New Zea
Flemish | cand. other breeds, any
ov kind. Highest- market price
Will buy from 1 to 500 at an

28



11. W. eos, 22 Lang Ave. eg

Ga.

Any eS aoe rabbits bre
age, white, dutch, black and
grey spotted. State age andl
price. Also will pay 25 up.
color young raDbit, 6 weeks
Master, C.J. Yancey, 3







Fee ss Ga.






| toe -Elemish
oe old-fashioned: Belgian hare
es, 8 to 12 mos. old; must be good
ight and thorouchiy healthy stock.
istered or unregistered; give de-
scription, weight and lowest. cash
price. Will consider buying in any
ntity, few or many. J. A. Harris,
320 Second St., Macon, Ga. :
= Domestic eau all kinds. High-
est market price paid. J. Nephew,
Smyrna, Ga.

1 pair Chinchilla A-1. sie breed-
ing age.
Herbert Palmer, Oconee, Ga. :

Thite and spotted rabbits. Young
ones, all ages. Fred I. Baker, Box 244
Columbus, Ga.

Want 3 pair real Plymouth Rock
sarneaux at once. Quote prices. E.
Wright, Jr., Knoxville, Ga. -

W. nt white and spotted rabbits un- |
der 6 mos. old. Fred I. Baker, Box

244, Columbus, Ga.
Want pet rabbits. Send prices,

names and how many ny) have.
. Sas, Meigs, Ga. *

MISCELLANEOUS FOR. SALE.

Second-hand surrey, good condition
$15, cash with order. T. GC. Rowell,
Buchanan, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 24. =
a Weber wagon, 8 new bodies, $40.

A. He Reid, Eatonton, Ga. a

0,000 erates, suitable for squash,
cu umbers, etc., new and in bundles

5. Knocked down, ready for ship-
ment. C. E. Perry, Dublin, Ga.

- Whole wheat flour, 24 Ibs. by pre-

aid parcel post, any point within 1st
and and zones, $1.35; 3rd zone $1. 57;

de Tb. in larger lots by freight oT eXx-
S press, not prepaid; bbl. lots, 6 and 12

Ib. sacks, 4 1-2c Ib. S. W. Etheridge,
Milner, Ga.

5 bu. black walnuts, unhulled, 15e
bu. FOB here. Mrs. J. D.
_ Locust Grove, Ga.
ai Tallow, No. 1, nice and firm, 10
1b. "FOB here. S. E. Bea he ee
sos Gas Rte. 2
= obes, second-hand Mogul, hbk
wagon, 2 1-2 thimbal skein, with bed
and false bed, $65 cash. RD: alee,
Winston, Ga., Rt. 1s =
8 new egg crates, 15 egg size, 15e
each; 6 used egg erates, 15 egg. size,
10 each.

Ground, Ga.

~ Nice, straw ibroatis $1 doz., or ex-

change. Loren Vollrath, Winston,
Ga. oh









Cantrell, Marietta, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 53.

Several bu. of large black walnuts,



Be bu. in hull, FOB Cobbtown. Mrs.

- Be Sapp, Cobbtown, Ga.
Muslin feed sacks for ai J. M. aE

Owens, Fender, Ga. =
120 rods of 34 ine American steel

wire fencing, $40. P. E. _ Walker, uf

Valley, Ga.

a Ground oyster shell for duickens $1
per. 100 Ibs., $17. 50 ton FOB Savan-







nah, W. A. Smith, Savannah, Caer

102 Bay St; East? =
pureia ee produsee. T5e large pkg.
Mrs. R. A AE Greenville,



Belch ani sun cured smoking aad
chewing tobacco, 4 lbs.
$2.50 del.; Burley tobacco seed 25 oz.
del. Wm Nunn, igh Ga.,

Rt. 5;

_ Cotton | basketay 50 to 15 Ib. size,
light, medium and heavy made, from
81 to $1.50; clothes baskets 75c and
$1; feed baskets 50c to $1; also laun-
dry and other kinds of baskets made
to order. All well panelel C. a
lasfon, oe oe ES

ES heehee Gees

Quote delivered price, etc. |

-or exchange.

W./
|p,

| FOB Berkley.

for plow mules,

Henry Whitfield, - Bal

10 gallon swing aioe. Mrs. W. M.|

and batting 70c Ib. -

$1; 10 Ibs.

: Gainesville, Ga.,

feach, or $1.35 doz. del.
: very Cumming, Ga., Rt. 2







Rt.3.

Red and white vinegar, in 50 et
bbls, 15c val., also bottle vinegar;
&OB Dublin; straw brooms, made

from good, new broom straw, godod/ &

ingth, 2 for 45 or $2 doz. del. Cash
with order. sy = . Harrison, ens
Ga. ee

Wood JOWS, canvas covered wagon
top, fit either 1 or 2 horse wagon, can
be shipped knocked down, $3 or ex-
change for anything of equal value
can use. FOB Fort Gaines, C.. J.
West, Fort Gaines, Ga. ;

_1 pair new. feather pillows for gale
Mrs.< Homer Conner,
Cordele, Ga., 705 East 13th Ave.

6 Ibs. new goose feathers 90c Ib.
ach Mrs, aes Fowler, Surrency,

Ga.; Rt. 2. a

Cedar fence posts in Spall Or CAT
lot s, 7 ft. long, 4 inches and up across
* 80. per cent heart, 20c each,

Peter, Ga.
Set. buggy harness, good condition,
Geo, aN Jackson, Fee Ga.,
Rt. a eS cs

cane size white feed sacks, Ghencd:
washed and pressed, 8 for $1. Mrs.
D. G. Eladwell, Kingsland, Ga., Rt. 1.

85 feed sacks de each. S. M. Clay-
ton, Holly Springs, Ga.

Straight and whole wheat flour $4|_

per 100 lbs. each, FOB here.
Lewis, Adairsville, Ga.

2 real good 2-horse wagons, with

ae witSUE beds. Sell or exchange
Barnesville, Gas :
1 Friend hand- spray, 100 gal. tank,

2 lines 20 ft. hose. Good condition.

Sell cheap or exchange. C. E. Gar-
rett, Woodland, Ga. oe
2 new Rowe hog oilers, $5 each.

Robt. S. Anderson, Hawtinsville, Ga:
1500 hard pine posts, cut _ any
length desired.
length. Acc THOS), Mauk, Ga.,

as Box 49,

All kinds of ace for. sale, also
faim help wanted. E. M. Jas,
Fayetteville, Ga.

300 lbs. black walnuts, in the hull,
dry and sound, 2 cents Tb. Mrs. Lois
Johns, Woolsey, Ga.

rst _ Napier cane -
Write.

Card wool into rolls for old fash-
joned spinning wheel, and into bats to
make quilts and mattresses.

. joints, - ea

| Lawr enceville, Ga.

42 or 15) lbs. duck feathers, as :
and good condition.

Sell or exchange
for pickles, relishes or canned fruit.
Mrs. R. N. Spinks, Atlanta, Ga., 1

: Glenwood Drive, N. E. Ste
ie L. Whit:

Good wool, 75c lb.
worth, Lavonia, Ga., Rt. 2%
1 feather bed for sale $20. JW.
Holland, Register, Ga.

New straw brooms, twine wrapped.

1%e: each, $1 doz. postpaid. Will ex-

{change for beans, peanuts and pecans,

or anything useful of like nature. Lo-
rene Vollrath, Winston, Ga. eo
Long straw brooms, 10 each, 12
for $1, or exchange for 8 Ibs. of cot-
ton quilt scraps. Mrs. V. S. ees)
Ris
Handle baskets, 1-2 bu.
well made of good, dressed whiteoak

splits, del. in zones.1 and 2 for 55c;

1 pk. size 35e; long straw brooms 15e

as =


repaid, , or will exchange; will LE |:
change Lucretia dewberry plants for
| rooted red or white crepe myrtle trees.

| Miss Maud Hamby, Greenville, Ga.

$1 each.
Cleveland, Ga.; Rt. 3.

H. N.. Sorrow, Point

Blythe, Ga.,

| tar and pine tar oil.

W. H. Mitchell,|

Prices according to
Rt.

: sheep skins,

Rolls |.
C; M. be

sspaciy pe



Se A. : Bea-.



$1; feed, from. 30. to 50 ear. of corn.

size, 60e to $1 del.: market, 50c. to

-$1; clothes, 7c to $1. pos laundry and.

ladies work baskets made to order.
C. L. Masdon, Clem, Ge > Res Io

Cord and stove wood, near Smyrna,
ne and hickory and saw timber be- }
tween. Smyrna and Marietta. Mer.
Oak Range Poultry: Farm, Griffin
Place, _ Marietta; Ga, Rt, 3;

High grade, screened leaf rola.
81. 15 per 2 bu. sack; 5 or more sacks,
Mrs. Julius T: Nelson,

Lor goose feather pillows, wt G

Ibs., $3; 1 knitted counterpane,. 80x90 P
R: ye Tur- |

inches. Make best offer.
ner, Hillsboro, Ga.
Will exchange | honeysuckle
flower baskets for discarded
goods for rug material at 15

vine |
silk
lb;

baskets value-50c each; waxed os

jflowers,. reasonable. Mrs:. J. L.
Thompson, Hastanollee, Ga., Rt. 1.
New, white feathers, 60 Ib. del.

Sample on request.
oe Cordele, Ga.

Mrs.. ay Col-
Hand made flower baskets of nice

reed, partly openwork and lined with

fancy crepe paper, 24 inches tall, in-
eluding handle, 75c each. Add. pos-
tage. Miss: Janie bse Nunn, PION:
fordville, Ga. Be F

- Want to get in touch with oo

who can tan hides. M. W. GS as
ioe, Box Ss

Want Retort and kiln burnt pine
Write for furth-.
er information. David Coleman, Inc.,
New York, N. Y., 439 Dapdare

|chenge Bldg. :
Want black wainuts, mice $3, wall:

exchange a thoroughbred SCR
Red cockerel for same. Mrs, R. L.
Prather, es Ge: eee Marietta

| St., NW. :
Want black Glloue hulled, . at Qc}

Ib. del. to your nearest R. R. station,
Send samples, M. E. Schofield, West
Palm Beach, Fla., 6 _ Lakeview -Ar-
cade. ;
- MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Want a few hundred ts. oyster
shells, not ground. Make best offer
for cash, J. T. Hall, Junction City, |
Ga.- ;
See ant. oe Nore cow, sont and
beeswax, and . tallow.
Athens Hide Co., Athens, Ga.

raisers. W. J. Morris, : Silver Creek,

Ga. *5 Re A ar

Want 1 odd 2- horse wagon. Pye-
fer Weber make. Must be cheap for
cash. -R. J. Paris, Dallas, Ga.

Want tobacco stems for tree fertil-
izer, Write prices. Mrs. Mary E.
Bowers, Decatur, Ga., -
Avenue; ee

Want white feed and flour sacks
and velvet - scraps. Will
May cherry, peach and . plum trees.
Mrs. LH. /Goe, Eastanollee, Ga.

_ Want a milk wagon in first class
snendition: a
Gar > yen :

Want 10 spools of good, used |\
barbed wire, heavy grade preferred.
Will pay reasonable cash price. vaING
R. Mooney, Quill, Ga. ; e

Want 2 tons 7 per cent bright cot-
ton. seed meal. Quote price. Fred
F, Osterman, St. peor ees Ga.
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE



Gainesville. W. D. Richards, Gaines-
ville, Ga., 18 E. Summit St.

one 5 OS

2

Mrs. J. W. Gurr, Dawson, Ga. | ~ Want literature from some poultry

316 Drexel |
$4. DOM

exchange

wy, P. Hand, Cedartown,





Mrs. eo Ww. Howell, Shellman, Ga.



|= 50 to 200 colonies of Italian bees. -

All modern hives,. with combs built ;

from full sheets of wired foundation; _

jalso honey extractor and tank; priced |
S. E~ Jones, We Ga, 2 -

ight.
319 Thomas - St.

200 lbs. good chunk honey, in 50
60 lb. lard cans 15 lb. by the can ~

FOB, or 20 Ib. in less quantities del.;
1 50- to 60-lb. can, pure strained oer
extracted honey, same price. C, GS
Oliver, Barnesville, Ga., Rt. 2.



HONEY BEES WANTED :

State price and number of. hives. Rs
SE Lash, Sarena, Ga.

chee Dee



SYRUP FOR SALE :
Want to exchange Cooks improved
cotton seed for 35 gal. bbl. good, su-

gar cane syrup. Seed at $1 bu., syr- S
Ds R. Murray, Ellaville, oe
eeGaec x ;

up 50c gal.

- Want to ae Ae Cae cane |
syrup for 6 bu. of Half. and Half cot-_
ton seed for planting.
tower, Odum, Ga. E

_ Extra fancy Ga. cane syrup, oe

in cases 6 gal. to case $4.25; one-half

gal. 12 to ease $4.50 FOB Thom-~
asville. . Guys S.. Jones, Thomasville,
| Ga.

thick, 85 gal. bbl. 50c gal.; 10 Ib cans:
|60c each; 5 lb. cans 30c each FOR
Dixie. R. E. Bower, Sr., Dixie, Ga.

Pure Ga. cane. syrup, caine OS Ab
comes. from evaporator, good and .
thick, 10 lb. cans $4.50 per case of Go
eans FOB. Hawkinsville. | Thomas
Cook, Hawkinsville, Caz

50 gal. good thick sorghum syrup,
in 10 lb. bucket, $1 per gal. 5. Ce
Dooley, Cumming, Ga, Rt 8... os

Pure Ga. cane syrup, best- grade,
No. 5 cans;!6 5-lb. cans $2. 25 FOB
Hawkinsville.

- | kinsville, Ga
A-1 ribbon cane syrup in 110 Ib cans.
70; in lots of 100 cans or more. De-

livered to buyer if in radius of 100
miles of Swainsboro.
horse wagon. J. H, Pe
Spee ipsy oro; Ga.

Few barrels ap old fachioned sugar
eane syrup.100 per. cent pure made

from 1927 crop; new bbls. 65e gal.

| del. Syrup guaranteed. 1, Martin, i
Jr., 285 Villa Nova St., Cuthbert, Ga.
Pure Ga. cane syrup in 35 gal. new |

cypress. bbls $17.50 bbl. Send check
or money order, F, B. poigen
ppmneleld, Ga. :

_ Faney- Ga, cane syrup 6 10-Ib. cans.
- Nelson Kea, Adrian, Ga. Oe

- Fancy Ga. cane syrup. in new bar
rels 50c gal. Cases $4.95 t gal. and
$4.50: 1-2 gal. to the case. ie Ww
McMillan, Ochlochnee, GA Pee



SY RUP_ WANTED.

syrup in 1 gal. cans for good half. fs
half cotton seed. oe Bs Bagsb yy jee

| 2, Lenox, Ga. ers we

Want. to trade a well trained 18: mos
old bird dog for a pair of guinea. pigs:
or fifteen gal. of Ga. cane syrup. W.

| 'T. Brown, Rt. 6. Lincolnton, Ga. =

Want No. 1, Ga. cane syrup. in No.
10 cans at peaceable price. Will. ex

; ae - tchange pure bred Black Minoreas
10 os of pees $25 for iot FOB

and 2 years old, 24 hens and Xe cock
erels, for same. Mrs. EL G. Wood,

Mount eee Ga. SS gue

BS a

Want honey bees in any style hives.

2337 Ogee-
ee Re

<< ae

JL. High- See

-Pure Ga. cane syrup, bright andl

He A. oa Haw- :

Will exchange _ =
for A-1 S. P. C..sow or cattle, or two e

Want to exchange As L sugar cane es
























COTTON SEED FOR SALE
(Continued frem Page 5)
Wannamaker Cleveland cotton seed

$1.25 bu; Cokers pedigreed Cleve-
land No. 5,$2 bu.; Whatleys prolific

os seed corn $2.50 he FOB Jackson. J.

H. Patrick, Jackson, Ga. ;
Guaranteed pure and sound staple
pine and delta cotton seed No. 4,
(made a bale per acre) $1 .25 bu.; pop-
corn, shelled, 8 lb. Lee. Brooks, Mon-

' roe, Ga., Rt. 6.

Pure College No. 1, cotton seed, 1
year from College $1.75 bu, FOB here.
James De Lay, Statham, Ga., Rt. 1.

10 bu. Wannamaker Cleveland Big
Boll cotton seed $1.50 bu. W. E. Mc-
Cart, Logansville, Ga., Rt. 4.

Webber Long Staple, upland cotton

- geed from cotton that graded 1 and

8-16 staple, $2.25 ops J Cc. Scruggs,

Harlem, Ga.
Tools Resistant cotton seed $1.40

bu., 5 bu. or more $1.30. Mrs. N. J.

White, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 1.
Piedmont Claveland Big Boll cotton

seed, first year from originator $1.25
bu. FOB, or exchange for Jersey hei-

fer calves from 3 to 10 days. S. P.

Reed, Cohutta, Ga.
Sammerours Half and Half cotton

seed, caught on floor of gin, $2 bu.; |

also 90-day velvet beans, good sound
seed, 62 Ho... V.-E: Hooks, Lexsy, Ga.
Pure College No. 1 cotton seed, re-

cleaned 1 to 10 bu. lots $2 bu., 10 te

Athens, Ga.

M. Turner, Royston, Ga.

100 bu. lots $1.50 bu. A. P. Winston,

Piedmont Cleveland cotton Sead,

(this variety made the two highest |

R.

yields in 5 acre contest) $1 bu.

Pettys Tocle improved from bale

acre yield $1 bu. FOB here. G. A.
Lamar, Powersville, Ga.
- Pedigreed Wannamaker Cleveland

_. bu. FOB here.

Ga.
~ $8 per 100 lbs. FOB Hastman.



Big Boll cotton seed, recleaned culled
and graded, $4 new 100 Ib. bag. J.

H, Palmer, Tennille, Ga. ~~

100 bu. Wannamaker Cleveland cot- |

ton seed; sell or exchange for heifers
(only) within reasonable distance of.
Thomaston. L. W. Green, Thomaston,

Ga.

_ Recleaned, nice shape pure cotton
seed, Ruckers 85c bu.;
G. A. = Holsonbaek, Cal-
houn, Ga., Rt. 1.
Bale to acre ee seed $2 bu. Th
S. Scarborough, Dublin, Ga., Rt. 2.
- 20 bu. Hastings new Bank Account

| cotton seed $1.50 bu. FOB Whitestone.
- Gus McCravey, Whitestone, Ga..

Pure College No. 1 cotton seed $1
bu. J. H. Hopper, Ranger, Ga.
25 bu. strictly pure Delphos cotton

seed, 1 and 3-16 inch staple, grown

where there were no boll weevil in
North Ga, J. H. Mansell, Roswell,

Genuine Half and Half cotton seed
Fred
R. Bennett, Eastman, Ga.

* Covington Toole Black Root Resis-
tant cotton seed, first pickings $1 bu.;

velvet beans, $1.50 bu. Joe M. Brown

McRae, Ga.
Wannamaker Big Boll pure cotton

seed, 90 bu. FOB here, or exchange

for Duroc or P. C. pigs or shoats, also

_ Merritts Cleveland seed at same price.

Mrs. W. P. Harden, Ga.,
efoto 11:

Coker-Cleveland No. 5 cotton seed.
First year; grown and ginned pure,
$1 bu, W. E. ee Sylvania, Ga.

Edisons 75c





150 bu. Petty Toole, aie peeiccaat
cotton seed, graded and recleaned, in
2 1-2 bu. bags $1.25 bu. FOB here.
Cash with order. Ross Swann, Car-
negie, Ga.

1 M. bu. Chicopee cotton seed,
heavy yield and 1 and 1-8 inch sta-
ple, $1.75 bu. Write for prices on
large lots. John Braselton, Braselton,

Ga.



NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE

2 varieties of plum sprouts, 15
each or $1.75 doz.; apple and peach
sprouts, d Florent varieties, 10c
each; sage plants, well rooted, 10
each. Miss Mary Camp, Eastanollee,
Georgia.

Schley and Stewart pecan trees,
5 to 8 ft. Government inspected. Sell
or exch. for beans and peas. = K.
Simon, Albany, Ga.

Stewart pecan trees, any ane
or size, from 21-2 ft. to Litt. tac |.
per ft. Ask for discounts on large

quant ties. K.N. Sharp, Commerce,
Georgia. ; Coe
Budded pecan trees, Stewart,

Schley, Pabst and Money-maker va-
reties, state inspected. 4 to 7 ft.,

| 45e to 70c each. Delivered in good)

shape. FOB Shellman. J. O. Ham-
mock, Shellman, Ga. |

Government inspected Schley,
Stewart and Money-maker pecan
trees, 3 to 8 ft. Write for prices;
young magnolia trees. Sell or exch.
*or Camelia, japonica, azaleas, spruce,
tydrangeas and other ornamental
shrubbery. Mrs. I. G. Williams, . Cor-
dele, Ga.

4 large boxwoods, dwarf waniene

25 years o'd, 5 ft. tall and 8 ft. in
ircumference, $25.00 each, delivered.
and inspected. Mrs. R.. V. Newsome,
Washington, Ga. Route 5. Box 37.

100 seedling pecan trees, about 17

year old, for sale. Mrs. Henry Solo-
man, Jeffersonville, Ga.
All leading varieties of apple and

peach trees, 1 and 2 year old, 15

and, 25c.each; pecan trees, $1.25 and
75e each; pear and cherry trees, 50
each; Niagara and Concord grape
vines, 10c each; everbearing straw-
berry plants, 75c a 100; missionary
and Lady Thompson, 50c a 100,

-$3.50 a M. All true to name and

governnment inspected. Mrs. Lee
Head, Cleveland, Ga. Route t:
Walnut trees, about 12 high,

$1.00 doz. or exch. for good peach
or apple trees; bridal wreath, 50c
doz. (add postage) Will exch. for
faspberry plants, at 50c doz.
strawberry at $2.50 a M. Mrs. T. J.
Ray, Stone Mountain, Ga. Route 1.
White, yellow, August, Sept. pip-

jing peach; mogul and blue plums;

June cherry trees, 10 to 25 each;
umbrella China, same price. Add pos-
tage, as they have to for terminai
examination. Mrs. O. R. Sorrells,
Monroe, Ga. Route 1.

Black walnut sprouts, 2 to 8 wE
15 to 40c. Cheaper by the doz.; other
sprouts for sale. G. J. Bell, Gaines-
ville, Ga. RFD 3.

Crabapple bushes, 20c each; white

jonquils, 75 a 100; blue Iris, 30c
doz.; map'e bushes, ?25c each. Add
postage. Mrs. E. J. Henry, Mineral
Bintt, Gace

State inspected Schley, Money-
maker. and Vandmon pecan trees, 2
to 8 ft.,-2B to 70c. J. M. Johnson,
Shalinien Ga Woute
8. good lot of budded pecan trees,
Mostly Schley and Stewarts. Dr. N.
C. Alston, Richland, Ga.



1,000 well rooted, Armor River

or

privet hedge plants, $2.50 a 100. 1;
C. Edwards, Dzcula, Ga. Route 1.

Aut leading varieties of apple and
peach tr os, government inspected.
t end 2 year old. 2 to 5 ft., 10 and
-15e each; Keifer, early harvest and
late sugar pear trees, 25 and 50c
each; strawberry plants, 25 a 100.
Howard Warwick, Leaf, Ga.

Schley, Stewart and Money-maker
pecan trees, 3 to 6 ft. 40 to 60c
aach. For lots of less than 10 trees,
iGe additonal cost per tree. Roy Crit-
ao) Shellman, Ga.

leading varieties of es trees,

2 vas old, at special reduced prices,
to close out stock. All state inspected.
Write for desription and pries. P. E.
Rhodes, Athens, Ga.
2 year old quince trees, sell or
exch. for dbl. japonica, pecan or
apple trees; umbrella Chinas, sell
or exch. for other flowexs. Mrs. D.
F. Arnold, Axson, Ga.

to name, from 12 to 3 ft. $40.00
to $70.00 a M.; old-fashioned horse
apple and peach trees, 60 doz. $3.00
a 100; Himalaya berry plants, $1.25
a 100. EB. B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga.

Honey Locust and tree of paradise
trees, 50 each or 3 for $1.00; witch
hazel 25c each or 6 for $1.00; black
walnuts, 2. years old, 25 each; crab-
apples and maples, sugar plum bushes
with good roots, 15c each or 8 for
$1.00; cherokee roses, $1.00 doz.;
fo daffodils, jonsuils and ti-
ger lilies, 80c doz; purple dris, 40c
doz.; hollynock plants, $1.00 doz. Mrs.
W. RF. Fain, Morganton, Ga.

Leading Watieties of pecan trees,
guaranteed true to name, 2 to 8
ft., 80 to 85c each; in lots of 100,
25ce to 75c. J. T. Ponder, Whigham,
Georgia.

Limited stock of first class budded
Elberta and other peach trees, mod-
erate prices. E. Brakefield, Shiloh,
Georgia. :

50 young peach trees, 3 toxd: ft.
10 each or $1.00. doz.; rose cuttings,
different varieties, 25e each; \ pink
rambler, Dorothy. Perkins rose, 10c
each; ferns, 10c each. No order <2-
cepted for less than 50c. Mrs. S. L.
Lofton, Jackson, Ga. Route 8.

Stewart, Schley, Money-maker and
Vandmon pecan trees, 2 to 8 ft.,
30 to 70c. Budded and state inspect-
ed. B. L. Johnson, Macon, Ga. Rt. 2.

ing varieties, 2. to 5 ft., 10 and 20c
each; pear trees, 4 to 5 ft.; early
harvest Keiffer, 3 to 4ft., 50 each;
grape vines, 2 year old, No. 1 on:
cord blue, Niagara red, 15 each;

ed. True to name. C. M. Alexander,
Leaf, Ga.

1,500 Schley and Stewact pecan
trees, 25c each, smail lots; $150.00
for entire lot, FOB here, GL
Thompson, Ad: lan, Ga,

-_ Yellow scuppernong vines, 50c
each. Will besr ist year if planted

orders. FOB here. R. M. Filliingame,
Morris Station, Ga.

Red goose plums, 10c each;
apple, 25c;
peach, 12 1-2c FOB here.
low prices postpaid. A. Steinheimer,
Woolsey, Ga. RFD.

Budded and state inspected Schley
pecan trees, 2 to 6 ft., in lots of from
50-to 200; 5 to 49; 1 to 4 trees;
from 30 te LDCS Waite for further
information. Leander M. Kennedy,
ed Ga.

horse



i ie

State inspected~peach trees, true

Apple and Sebch trees, all lead-

| Klondyke and missionary strawberry
plants, 50c a 100. All state inspect-|

.n good soil. Full instructions with)

yellow. seedling plum, |
Ask for.





e | oF Georgia Products for Sale and Wanted oe

Ehieo white fig trees, ae reoted,
50c each, or 3 for $1.00. Add pag
tage. J. D. Vann, Coffee, Ga.

- Walnut sprouts, crabapples, 2e08e
berries, huckleberries, $1.0@ doz



| privet hedge, reoted plants, $1.0

English ivy, 250 bunch; Cherokee
roses, 90c doz.; Vorsythia. 25e eack
H. Wilson, Merganton, Ga.

Brown California fig bushes, whi
scuppernong vines; Concord and Nia.
gara grape vines, 15c each or $1.50
doz.; sage plants, 7-1-2c each or 66

doz.; all del: W. A. Moon, Waco,
Ga. Route 2
Certified, budded peach trees,

Mayflower, early rose, Carmen, Hiley
Belle, Elbeta, Ga. Belle, Chinese
Cling, white English, and Stinson

October, 21-2, te 31-2, 20 euch,
del, Prize taker and Evans plums,

same price. P. W. Soe Gogeens
ville, Ga.

About 30 red plum ee with
roots, for sale. J. T. Flood, Egypt



Ga. Route 1. Box 8.

200 off-grade Schley, Stewart,
Success and Pabst pecan trees, 25
each, 3 to 5 ft., above ground, with
sufficiently ieee roots. Ne. order
accepted for less than 50. (The
trees too good to destroy but did
not quite standard in quality.) Chas.
C. Miller, Richland, Ga.

Fig and currant sprouts, the rose
of Sharon, and a few black walnut
scions, for sale or exch. Mrs. Julia
Smith, Middleton, Ga. Route 1.

About 2 doz. quince trees, 8 to 5
ft., 50c each, er 8 for. $1.25. Will
pay express if money is sent. with
order, D. F. Murdock, Armuchee, Ga. ?
Route 1.

Lombardy oops. 25e cack. FOB
my station. D. M. Weems, Late
Georgia. . >

Spice, June or hievek taal aople
tree sprouts, 15c each; blackberry
vines, 10c each; grape vine sprouts,
5e each; goose, red and yellow su-
gar plum sprouts, 2 for 85e; weep- ;
ing willows, 10; cherry and watnut
sprouts, 20c each. Miss Lena Silver,
Talking Rock, Ga. Route 2. ~

Budded pecan trees, at reduced _
prices. Money-maker, Frotscher and
Stewart varieties. 4 to 10 ft. R, Ht
Griffin, Cairo, Ga. .



NURSERY STOCK WANTED

Want to hear from some one who
has the blue Damsen plum_ treea,
Concord grape vines, May cherries,
rhubarb roots. Also good alfalfa and

cotton seed to sell. Frank Mock,
Meigs, Ga. Route. 3. a
Want quince or. quince-donia

scions,. Will exch. dahlia bulbs, or
canna roots, or pay reasonable price.
Miss Ophelia Amason, Tignall, Ga.

Want a large quantity of dwarf
boxwood, well rooted cuttings, aiso
several hundred mock orange er cher-

ay laurel plants. State price and sige.

Send sample of both varieties; alse
want a quantity of small azalea
plants. State kind and color. Mrs.
D. Jordan Carrison, Bolingbroke, Ga.

Want 10 or 12 Stewart and Schley
8 ft. pecan trees. R. J. Paris, oa
las, Ga. ae



EGGS WANTED
_ Want to contract with some rer.
liable party in the city to furnish
them with fresh eggs for the table.
Write. Mrs. Will Trimble, Adairsville,

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