Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1928 August 2

DEPARTMENT of
EUGENE TALMADGE







aT NTL. GEORGIA,

mUDREDAT AUG. 2, 1928. IO _ NUMBER 387.













Sine COVER CROPS"

: bee Aureus i Aide a trip from Ala rita to Manpower, Alabama,
with Mr. Sam Dunwoody, Commissioner of Agriculture of Alabama.

On our way over to Montgomery we stopped by the Experiment Sta-

tion at Auburn, | Alabama. The Director carried us over the farms of
. the Station and showed us several plats of cotton and corn which were
planted following Vetch. They also had some comparative plats of

cotton and corn which were planted on. ground where no winter cover

crop had been planted. I saw some plats of ground that would make _
as much as a bale and a half of cotton per acre where Vetch had been
turned under in March, and 500 pounds of 16 per cent acid enters :

ee 500 pounds of manure saltsapplied to the acre.

The Director also showed us some plats of corn that had been

splinter. after Vetch was turned under the first of March and the
same application of 500 pounds of 16 per cent acid and 500 pounds of
manure salts to the acre had been used, that would make as high as
45 or 50 bushels to the acre.

He then showed us some plats that were Slanted on ground that
had no cover crop under either the cotton or the corn, and a mixture
of 12090 pounds of acid and muriate of potash and nitrate of soda

had been applied to the acre. These plats were not half as good as_
the plats that had followed the Vetch. The Director then showed us

some plats where cotton and corn had been planted without. the

Vetch having been turned under in March and no fertilizer had been
used. Those plats where cotton and corn had followed Vetch without |
SCAN. fertilizer cf any kind were better than the plats that did not

e Eilow Vetch wire a application of 1200 pounds of fertilizer to the
acre had been used.

et I saw some similar experiments at ie Experiment Station at
- Rocky Ford, North Carolina. I saw these experiments about the last
of September when the crops were practically matured and they eave
the same results as the experiments at Auburn, Ala.

The best money that a farmer can spend this fall is to. get him a

three row drill and: drill either Vetch or Ahaeian peas between the

rows of his cotton. It will pay you better than an application of 1000
pounds.of high grade guano to the acre next spring. You want to turn

this under about the first of March. It rots very quickly, and leaves the oe

soil in fine condition for planting and cultivation.

Anyone who wishes further information about planting these cov-
_er crops may write to Dr. H. P. Stuckey, Director of the Experiment

Station at Experiment, Georgia, or Dr. S. A. Starr, Director of the

-Costal Plain Experiment Station at Tifton, Georgia. These men have
also made experiments with these cover crops and can give you good

suggestions as to the proper kind of seed to plant and the proper ~

time to plant, also the proper time to turn Wie crops under for the
best results.

I have never had the opportunity of ubeing experiments with
Austrian peas, but this is also a good legume, and from the infor-
mation I have had they store more nitrogen in the soil than the
Vetch. The greatest advantage secured from both of these crops is
the addition of humus as well as the storage of nitrogen in the soil.

.The Georgia Cotton Co-operative Association realizing the great
wood that can be obtained from the planting of these winter cover crops
and what it means to the permanent fertilization of the soil of Georgia.
-have made a contract whereby they will have 25 solid carloads of
Vetch for sale and distribution and 10 solid carloads of Austrian peas.

Nearly every farmer has one hand in the fall of the year who can
_not or will not pick cotton. Put this hand behind a three row Urill in
the cotton middles planting these winter legumes and you will find it.
the best investment you have ever made toward ee your soil
for next years crops. ~

Didnt you notice this year that your best spots of Cation: and
corn were where vegetable matter was turned under or where an old
stack of hay had been in the field? These cover crops will make. your
whole field an old hay stack spot. _.

oe _ EUGENE TALMADGE,

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MARKET REPORT
ey eee GEORGIA PRODUCTS _
Prevailing aw hilasale re, July 28, 1928. Always sabia to variation.

4,

= Psi bave, green, peated: 100 Ibs.
| Eges, Ga., Extra, dozen
: . Eggs, Ga. Standard, dozen
Eggs, Ga. Trade, dozen

_ Eggs, Yard Run, dozen

Biugs per the 0 ne eso ee
- Hens, per lb.

Roosters, pe rb.

-Friers, per 1b.

Ducks, per Ib.

Geese, per lb.
: Turkeys, per lb. Jone

Lima. Beans, per lb. -_----------------------------
= Field Peas, mixed, per. Ih. :

a Blackeye Peas, (Ga. ) per Ih. . -
6 Georgia cane syrup, pbls., per gallon ee re eh ae ee
Corn Meal, sack 96 lbs. =
Corn Milling, sacked, bu.
Oats, No. 8 White, sacked, pu.
ie Peavine Hay, ton
_ Alfalfa, (Ga.) ton
oe Country Butter, best table, lb. ---_----

Country Butter, cooking, lb.

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ATLANTA ~ AUGUSTA COLUMBUS SAVANNAH.







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FLOWERS & SEEDS FOR SALE

Deep red hollyhock seed to exch.

_ for-other colors of hollyhocks or snap
dragons,~scarlet and blue salvia,
_ daises, asters, feather ball poppies,
phlox. Etha Bearden, Roswell, Ga.
Ri Ze. oS

: _ Pink and_red Verbena limbs root-
~~ ed, Be ea.; 50c per doz. Add postage.
Will exch. for dark purple and white

each to pay postage. Mrs. C. A.

: = Saunders, Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Snowflake bulbs, 85c per 200;
April bloom narcissus, and _ ever-
blooming blue violets, $1.50 per 200;

_ 4 kinds Jew 15c per doz; 1 Boston
fern, 1 Springerie fern, 1 Christmas
cactus, 25c ea; 1 conk begonia, 20c;
White -Easter rose, 10c and 25c;

_ Named Hydrangea pink, well rooted,
_ 385c; cuttings from pink and. white
hydrangea, 10c and 25c. Have permit

to sell. Mrs. A. R. Skates, Rt. 1, Ring-|.

gold, Ga.

Different. varieties geraniums,
_ pink and white conch begonia, white
and blue August lily, pine burr grape

\

and cherry begonia, blue and white

_ hydrangea, all rooted, 15c each. Miss
- Cassandra Chumbley, Rt. 38, Ball
Ground, Ga; e

__ Tube roses and blue August lilies,
8 for 50c; Hardy phlox, grass pinks,
red and purple verbena, purple bells,
6 for 25e; Grape leaf begonia, 15c
_ ea; red, pink and white oxalys, 15c
__for*2 bunches; double marigold plants
_ 25e doz; pink monthly roses about ft.
_ high, well rooted, 20c; candle lilies,
$1 doz; orange and red. Add postage
on small orders. Mrs, H. F. Turner,
Rt. 4, Cleveland, Ga. :

Pink weigelia, double yellow Jap-
_ onica, Japan quince, 25c ea; hardy
_ pink phlox, Orange lilies, double yel-
_ low jonquils, white narcissus, hardy
_ butter cups, spider wart, white jas-
mine, 15 doz; fox glove, purple and
_ lavender iris, snowball, 25c doz;
_ Bleeding heart, pink peonies, 35c
: ea; Ted rambler and white roses, red
_ velvet rose, 15c ea; ferns, 10e ea;
Mountain laurel, 20c ea; All well root-
ed. Mrs. Lee Eller, Ella Gap, Ga.

Nice bunch Silver _
well rooted, 20c;
15c; Boston, Roosevelt and sword
fern, 20c bunch; Tree begonia, well
rooted, 20c; Lantanas, white yellow,
_ orange, lavender, pink, not rooted,
_ Se ea; Ice plant, well rooted bunch,

10c; not: rooted, 2 for Be; 1 stiff leaf

pot calladium, green leaf with pink,
_.red and silver spots. 25c for nice well
_ rooted bunch; 20c for smaller bunch.
Maiden hair fern, well rooted, 20c.
neu Bonnie White, Rt. 1, Gainesville,

a: :

leaf begonia,

- Genuine double
_ onica cuttings, unrooted, 20c ea. or
- $2 doz.; well rooted pink and red

_ oleanders, 385 ea; pink, red and

: white periwinkles, 20c for 6; Flower-

Ing Jew rooted, 10c ea; postage paid

on orders of $1 or more. Mrs. B. A.

Palmer, Rt. A, Arlington, Ga.

_ All colors begonias and geraniunhs,

_ also ferns and all kinds flowers which

would like to exchange cuttings for

all colors Sultana and rainbow moss.

Mrs. E. S. Lee, Rt. 5, Care Dixie
Garage, Waycross, Ga.

pink camelia Jap-

Wild Iris, variegated clusters red
_ and yellow or Japanese varieties, $7
per hundred; red spider lilies, $1.50
doz; milk & wine, 25c to 50c ea;
Shasta daises, gaillardias, cosmos,
ete., 3 doz. for $1; gladiolus, plain or

_Tuffled petals mixed, 75c doz; Abeli-| +

aS, amour river privet, boxwood, pe-
les, cultivated Iris, Darwin tulips,

not rooted, 2 for)

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best daffodils, etc. Book orders now
for fall delivery. Mrs.. Annie M..
Butler, West Point, Ga. : :

Pink _and white oxalis, 10 bunch;
sweet scented old fashioned garden
pinks, 20c. doz; sweet scented winter
blooming violets, 10c doz. Pink Doro-
thy Perkins roses and lilac sprouts,
10 each or $1 per dozen; flowering
almond, 10c ea; white everblooming
baby doll roses and: yellow thornless
roses, 15 ea; yellow day lilies and
blue and white flags, 35c; a few
mixed giant snapdragons, 25c doz;
mixed hollyhocks, mixed petunia,
double touch-me-not and everlasting
flower seeds, 10 pkg.1928 crop. Add
postage on small order. Mrs. J. Wint-
ers, Buford, Ga.

OE 4

Tall, mixed cols. Snapdragon plants
le ea. Add 7c for postage. Mrs. O. E.
Brownings, Rt. 4, Doerun, Ga.

Asparagus, Spengeria, lace, Bos-
ton, teddy junior, ostrich plume, and
maiden hair ferns, 20c ea. Dbl. white,
red and pink geraniums, also red and
salmon; pink geraniums, rooted, 15c
2 for 25c; cuttings, 5c; large pink
begonias, rooted, 25c; white conch
begonia rooted 15c; pink Oxalis, red
and pink verbena, dbl. white and

blooming white calla lily bulbs, 25c
ea; shandalia lily bulbs, 20e red and
spotted Gladioli bulbs, 5c; large red,
spotted and salmon pink canna bulbs,
white flag and lemon lily bulbs, 8 for
25c; April blooming narcissi, butter
and eggs, and snow balls, 30 doz;
red spiders and other red lilies, 10
ear Mrs. W. A. Huff, Browns Cross-

oy

ing, Ga,

Rooted cuttings of elb. red geran-
ium, giant lavender Oxalis bulbs, pink
everblooming begonia, one rooted
cutting of fuchia, will exch. for any
other kind of geraniums, begonias,
Oxalis or sultana, ferns. Miss Lillie
Cleveland, Rebecca, Ga.

- Dbl. blood red poppy seed 10c tbls.
all cols. sweet William seed 10c tbls.
now ready for planting for spring
blooming. Vera Dooley, Leaf, Ga.

Salvia, red, pink, lavender, white
and purple Verbena, 30c doz. ea; 2
| Jasmine rooted 20c ea; white hy-
drangea cuttings 10c rooted 20 ea.;
blue Flags, strong roots, 30c doz. 4
doz. $1; Jonquil bulbs 25ie doz. 95c
100; 120 yellow dbl. Daffodil bulbs

20 doz. $1.10 for lot; 100 white Nar-|

cissus bulbs, 25 doz., $1 for lot.
Cash or money order, no stamps or
checks, all postpaid. Miss Inez Moore,
Rt 3s Bowdon, Ga. :

Purple Iris, jonquils, Shasta daisies
violets, 10c doz; Tiger lilies, 10c ea.
Purple lilac, white lilac, 25 ea; Can-
na lilies, 15 doz; or will exch. for
anything equal value. Write first.
Miss Alene Morgan, Rt. 4, Gaines-
ville, Ga.

Dark blue flag lilies, good rooted
bulbs, 4 doz. $1.15; 100, $2.25; 500,
$10; pink flowering almonds, six for
60c, all del. Mrs. T. W. Cline, Rt. 2.
Adairsville, Ga. :

Turnip seed, mixed variety; 40c lb.
Box woods, well rooted; 50c each;
Monthly rose cuttings, cream, sal-
mon, red and pink; also Dorothy
Perkins and red velvet roses, 10c ea.
Irish Juniper cuttings, 2 for 25c;
Rooted crepe myrtle, 50c ea; add pos-
tage for all orders under $1. Mrs.
KE. lL. Harrison, Rt. 2, Box 80, Bre-
men, Ga. Se

Wood cuttings for rooting from
pomegranate, crepe myrtle, figs,
English dogwood, spirea, French hon-

mon pink, geraniums, purple,

pink sweet pinks, 3 for 25c; ever-}





eysuckle and althea, double and

_ FLOWERS AND SEEDS, NEEDLEWORK |

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single, pink, white and purple; well
packed for shipment. State inspected.

-| Mrs. R. S. Simpson, Waverly Hall,
3 Soe Ht

Gas.

Rainbow ferns, Lantana, Red Glo-
ria and Chatline begonias, pink flow-
ering begonias, large double red

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sweet scented carnations; grape and

strawberry begonias, 15c ea; White
hydrangeas, double pink justicia, 20
ea; all colors double marigolds, 2
doz for 10c or 25e per hundred}; all

eolors hollyhocks, 15c doz. or 75c}

100; Hollyhock seed, 1928 crop, 10.
cupful; All well rooted. del. Miss
Florrie Hughey, Ranger, Ga., Rt. 1.

1 large healthy spingerie fern sev-
eral yrs. old; $2.50 and postage. Mrs.
Beulah Denham, Buckhead, Ga. Rt. 2.

Star begonia, 25c ea; red ever-
blooming begonias, 15c, large plants
20c; salmon, sultana, maple leaf,
grizzard and white conk begonias,
10c ea; bright red sweet scented sal-
reen
and white Jew, 5c; rubia, red leaf,
begonias, 20c ea; all begonia cuttings,
10c (10 varieties). Postage all ord-

ers less than 50c. Mrs. W. F. Hale,

Box Springs, Ga.

Evergreen English Evy vine, root-
ed, 40c doz; blue Iris Lilies large
bulbs, 30c doz; red and rose perennial
phlox 30c doz; honeysuckle: (Halls
Japan) 15 doz. Rudbeckia (Golden
Glow) 25c doz; Lavender Antirrhi-
num (Snap Dragon) 20c doz; Will
exch. six of the above for one well
rooted Sultana Begonia or Gerani-
um. Add postage. Mrs. M. L. Vandi-
ver, Dial; Ga. fee

Sworn, Boston, Asparagus, Lace,
Asparagus Spengeria, Teddy Jr., Tis
Tale ferns, nice pieces for 25 ea;
red coral plants 10c ea; red, pink
and cream Conch Begonia rooted 10c;
wht. and salmon Sultana, well root-
ed 15c ea; purple tame violets 50c
per 100; white Briar rose rooted 10c;
yellow thornless rose, rooted, 10c;
white Star Jasamine rooted 10c; yel-
low Xmas Bells 10c; purple Lylacs
20c ea; Lavender! and purple striped
dew 5c; blue plumbago 10c rooted;
red Geranium cuttings 8c ea; Argen-
tena sultana, Begonia well rooted

15c; flowering red Begonia rooted

15e ea; Add postage. Miss Evelyn
King, Rt. 4, Hamilton, Ga.

Snowballs, bridal wreath, golden
bells, hardy Spengeri ferns for yard
(crepe myrtle) Spruce pines, white
pines, white ash, well rooted, large
size 20 ea; 6 for $1; blue flowering
dew at 20c doz; wild Easter lilies,

white and lavender, Batchelor but-

ton plants, red, white and pink 15c
doz. Will exch. for new quilt scraps,
large pieces, garden goose berry bush-
es $1.50 doz; Miss Addie Lee Eaton,
Rt. 1, Dahlonega, Ga. _

Lavender candy tuft 15 doz;_all
kinds and cols. Holly hock plants
25 doz; Irish lavender, blue and wht.
blooming size at $1 per doz; pepper
mint plants $1.50 per hun. cemetery
flowers 6 for 50c; horse radish 3
bunches 25c; Garden red horse mint
for teas 50c doz; bunches red catnip
hoehound same. Mrs. M. Eaton, Rt. 1,
Dahlonega, Ga.

Sweet scented yellow lemon lilies
50c doz; white violets $1 per 100
bunches; large Johnquil bulb $1.50
per 100; paper white Narcissus bulbs
25 doz; red spider lilies 25c for 6

-bulbs; butter and eggs 25e doz; sev-

eral kinds and cols. of. monthly roses,
well rooted, 20c ea. Mrs. M. Eaton,
Rt. 1, Dahlonega, Ga. 5

Water lilies,

AN white Johnquils, Iris
Lilies,

Verbenas, yellow Johnquils,

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| Valdosta, Ga.



all reasonable. Write. Miss Ellie B
cher, Rt. 38, Adairsville, Ga.

Salmon pink, rose pink, sultanas.
gizzard and red conch shell begonias
hardy red carnations, 15 ea; purple
weeping lantana, 20c cuttings 5c ea
Will exchange above for bulbs, lilies,
pot flowers, shrubbery, etc. Mrs. N,
L. Green, Powersville, Ga, |

Will exch. pink and orange Sul-
tana dbl. red, pink, white and rose
bud Geranium cuttings for bulbs of
large Cannas, all cols., except red,
large white, large pink tag begonia
10e cuttings, large leaf red, and
green leaf Wandering Jew 5c cut
tings; fish scale ferns nice rooted
plants 15c ea; large pink and white
Oxalis 5c ea. plant; nights era Ca
tus 10c cutting. All ih good orde
Will exch. for cannas, each pa
pay postage. Miss Frankie L. Terrell,
Rt. 1, Box 18, Howell, Ga. :

_I have red and yellow spotted ca
nas, red, yellow and cream blossom
Cannas all large dbl. blooms, butter-
fly lilies and Caladiums (Elephant
Ears) all fall delivery. -Will exch. for
Ostrich plume or fluffy ruffles fer
or Geraniums or a caladium, the
leaves which stand upright, also pink
orange or salmon cannas, root
root will exch. emb. design for baby

jacket for a cutting of red rosebu

Geranium, also one ecru col. center-
piece worked in yellow, value 50
for one dozen pink hardy phlox plants
also trailing queen colons, also bloom

ing Jew. Will exch. 3 nice cuttings of
Jew for one salmon col. cutting root

ed Geranium or three cuttings of T.

Q. colons for same. Will
work cheap in exch. for flowers, par
ties to furnish material; 1 lemo
plant 3 in. high to exch. for red rose
bud or salmon sol. geranium cuttin
rooted, also 15 octagon soap coupons
for 15 bunch roots of lace or fluffy
ruffle ferns. Miss Barbara Richardso
703 Kendall St., Atlanta, Ga.

Evergreen Virginia Creeper, Cin
namon vines & pink oxalis, 2 for 5c
Cannas, reddish orange and yellow,
large red, pink and yellow spotted,
4 for 25c; large rooted spotted leaf
begonia, 20 ea; Green bell pepper
25c per gal; send postage. No order
for less than 25c. Mrs. V. C. Roark,
Clermont, Ga. - fo Slee

Large yellow buttercup, oxali
bulbs for fall planting, 25c doz; add
postage. Mrs. D. Hi. Vocke, He

Ngee

California poppies, mixed, doubl
larkspur, mixed, touch-me-nots mixe
and large double cosmos, 10c per
package. Mose -Miller, Lakeland; Ga.

Several thousand Daffodil bulbs,
50c hundred; milk and wine lilies,
25c ea; violets, 25e per doz; Gladiola

roots, 15 ea; P. O. Money order

preferred. Miss Connie Sutton, Tif-
ton, Ga., Rt. A, Box 145. ae

Purple top wh. Globe, small leaf ~
Snowball, Flat Dutch, White Egg,
Seven Top and Southern Prize. W. R.
Stephens, Flowery Branch, Gas

Needlework for Sale 4

Dresser scarfs emb. and fringe
tatten on ends made of wht. Indian
head, $1.50 ea. and postage. Also
dresser scarfs made of tan Indian
Head with crochet on ends; spreads
turfed reasonable. Write. Miss Ellie





Belcher, Rt. 8, Adairsville, Ga.

2 embroidered bedspreads, $5 and
$6. Miss Pearl E. Hyde, Rt. 8, Box
34, Ellijay, Ga. Se





y, August 2, 1928.

NEEDLE WORK FOR SALE | ming; 18 in. wide t
: 5 ~_ -}med at ends in 6 in. white fringe.

Want quilts to quilt at $1 ea.; also
yiece tops. Mrs. D. T. Haynes, Com-
1erce, Ga, Rt. 14. Z

} quilt tops ready for quilting,
0; also enough large squares for
. quilt tops, $4, well pieced and good
loth. Sidney D. Crow, Rt. 2, Bogart,

Ladies hand embroidered handker-
niefs, 40c ea. Initial worked if de-
it ed. Linen and silk canton crepe
aby caps, bedroom sets, bedspreads,

et sets or anything in handwork.

for inspection if postage and
se paid. Miss Bertha Williams,
Dooling, Ga.

Will tuft bedspreads, different de-
igns, prices $4 to $6; tea aprons 75c
window curtains, $1 to $1.50 ea;

uw tains, 30c to 40c ea; Send ad-

sed stamped envelopes for. re-
rs. S. A. Nix, Rt. 1, Fair- |
Gan a eS

tuft and emb. bedspreads on
2d sheeting, any design, $3.50
4 ea; pillow cases on Indian head
heeting, $1.25' to $1.45 set. Will
ny other kind emb. all with fade-
cols, also do any kind plain
at reasonable prices. Write.
ttie Turner, Marble Hill, Ga. |

). pillow cases, 85 pr., crochet
r searf ends, scallops 7 in.
1-pr.; pillow case edging 3-4
8c yd., 2 yds. 15c. Miss Clara
Sycamore, Ga. ~

ted bedspreads, choice designs, |

and $3.50; Tufted tea aprons,
ty designs, 65 ea., or parties
lish material and pay postage.
| stamp and work spreads for 65c,
ill stamp ready for tufting, 25c;
p and work tea aprons 25c.
r stamp, 10c ea; tufted bed
se
ddressed for replies. Miss Flor-
ey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1.

de wool hooked rugs,

cat design; Rag-rugs, $4.50,

lors tufting thread,.10, 12, 15

ite, 75c; new patent tuft-

eedles, 10c ea. or 3 for 25 or

on, gauged. Punch needle flat

, 25e round handles, 50c. size

to order, instructions enclosed.

Whitaker, 33 N. Depot St., Dal-
Boe ee c

-hand-emb. bedspreads, pil-
eases match, emb. in 7 fast colors
m ne lace around spread and on
oO:
read for iron bedstead; $5 cash
er or will exchange set for 5
hing 5 lb. ea., pure or mixed
Wallace, Rt. 4, Canon, Ga.

ork, bed spreads, pillow
esser scarfs, table runners,
ring covers, cheap for cash.

. Mrs. Tensley Henderson, Oak-
a 3 =

ork on bleached or un-
sheeting, also Indian head
llow cases, 75c up; table
& dresser scarfs, 50c up;
yiece luncheon sets, $1.50 up;
er kinds emb. work cheap.
iss Myrtle Duvall, Oakman,

Ler

Bead necklaces; made from imp.,
gle beads and small cut glass
ds, any colors, 15 in. long 35c}
postage. T, A. Henderson, Rt. 1,
nake and emb. bloomer suits,

it; give dress length; baby
nursery design emb., on

e: state size, 1-4 yd. mater-

. Party to furnish mater-
atterns and emb. floss.
Tallapoosa, Ga.

rf, 68 in. long!



$2.75; send stamped PEE TD iepine station; 1 crochet pencil

~illow cases, cut out corner |

MARKEE TIBOLLETIN

including trimming; 18 in. wide trim-

Emb. in fast colors in large flowers,

$2; or exch. for 25 R. I. Red baby

chicks; 2 crocheted scarf ends made
of fine white ball thread, 18 in.
long, 7 in. wide; 75c; Mrs. Rosie
Crowe, Rt. 4, Cumming, Ga..

Baby fancy bonnett, S. color lt.,
blue and cream 1 2-5 inches across

front, made of imported Swiss Organ-

die, 75c ea., also baby organdie dress,
orchid, size 2 yrs. price 75c, ruffles
pecoted. Mrs. Edgar Woodall, Rt. 1,
Cornelia, Ga. =.

- 1 crocheted counterpane made of
good thread with flower basket de-
sign of roses in center and roses in
the borders large size and bleached
$10. Miss Johnnie McMichen, Rt. 7,
Dallas, Ga. 5

Emb. pillow cases _ in fast col.
thread 50c pr; dresser scarfs and

table runners 50c ea. large doilies or}

center piece 35c and 40 ea; bed
spread of 90 in. sheeting $2.50, all
emb. in fast colored thread. |
Mary Langley, Fairmount, Ga.

Sewing done cheap: Ladies house
dresses, silk dresses, coat suits, child-
rens garments, baby clothes a spec-
ialty. Write. Mrs. J. O. Davis, Rt. 4,
Gainesville, Ga.

. 2 be :
Crochet lace 25 yd; dresser scarf

ends, 75e pr. 3 in. wide; tufted hed
for}

spreads, pillow cases. Write
prices; 1 hand tufted rug in all cols.
7 diamond pattern 36x18 in. $3;
dresser scarf or table runner emb,

in fast color thread with scallop-ed

ends 18 by 56 inches 75c. Miss Katha-
line Langley, Fairmount, Gace?

1 tatted' center piece 20 in. across

(diameter) 93 in. around (circular)
made of white No. 40 lilly thread

$7 or exch for 7 small pure bred

hens or 5 large pure bred hens,
heifer, Holstein or Jersey calf 4 or

5B mos. old from heavy producing
all expenses.

milk and butter cow, 1 expens
aid by sender to R-berta, Ga., my

yoke made of 40 white lily thread,
34 in. bust, width front and back 4
in. at shoulder 5 1-2 in. deep $4 or
exch. for 4 pure bred small hens or
3 large breed hens. each paying ex-
penses on what they send. Will send
things above for inspection if parties
will pay postage and insurance if
not satisfied. J I
ers, Rt, 1, Box 78, Knoxville, Ga.

Live Stock for Sale
and Wanted -
- CATTLE FOR S ALB

Full blooded Guernsey bull, 8 mo.
old; for sale or will exchange for





full blooded heifer any breed. CG, Ms

Massey, Perkins, Georgia.

1 registered milk cow, freshen be-
fore fall; 5 1-2 to 6 gallon producer,

4th calf, $1.50; 2 registered bulls, 1}-

2-yr. Write for price; will exchange
1 bull of excellent breeding for one of
different breeding. Woodmere Farms,
Chamblee, Georgia. 8

One milk cow fresh in.. Price rea-

sonable. J. B. Miller, Woodland, Ga.

14 thoroughbred Jersey bull 2 yrs.
old entitled to papers $75.00. Ben
Ford, Rt. 4, Conyers, Ga. .

~ Little motherless purebred Jersey
male calf 1 mo. old $5. S. L. Thorn-
ton, Rt. 2, Deweyrose, Ga.

One 17 mos. old heifer, half Jersey
and half Holstein $25. Not crated at
parn. Miss Susan Turner, Woolsey,
Georgia.

"4 Jersey heifer. with heifer calf, 2

mos. old; first calf, $75.00. Mouse
Jersey color, from 3 1-2 gallon cow.

1 del.

Mrs. |

Mrs. Garrie Lou Sand-

|C. pigs, fine pigs.

at 8c lb. on foot. 50 to 100 Ib. size
preferred. Mrs. J. D. McIntyre, Ous-
ley, Gas = Sa

4 Jersey heifer calves from 5 gal.
day milk cows, from 4 to 7 mos. old.
Would exch. for Ancona or white Leg-
horn pullets 4 mos. old. Lem W.
Mauldin, Jefferson, Ga. ;

20 to 25 Guernsey, Guernsey and
Jersey and Jersey heifers. All from
high producing dairy cows and reg.
sires., either Jersey or Guernsey. All
raised on our dairy farm, 6 mo. to 2
yrs. old. Mrs. Russell W. Stewart,
Boston, Ga. Ss = :

CATTLE WANTED -

25 young Jersey heifer calves from

2 wks to 2 mos. old. Quote best price
W. J. Morgan, Rt. 3, Stillmore,
Ga.

Wanted 8 or 10: Guernsey or Jersey
heifers or cows and calves. The Oaks
Gardens, Apison, Tenn. _

4 young steers weighing about a
thousand lbs. each; well broken; low-
est price for cash or will exchange
stump puller or hogs. H. S. Rogers,
Vienna, Georgia. =

Want any number of Jersey and
Guernsey calves to raise on halves up
to three months old. J. I. Dykes,
Hastman, Ga.,.Route 6. :

A good milk-cow or heifer. Will
exchange Buckeye incubator, 850 egg
capacity. Brooder 1000. capacity, both
in good condition. J. B. Jordan, Lil-
burn, Ga, ee.



HOGS FOR SALE

- Registered Duroc bred gilts of qual-
ity; for sale or will exchange for oats,
rye, feed mill or cane mill. Must.be
in good candition. Also, registered
Duroc gilts, 8 wks. old. Good for
breeding; Registered in buyers name,
$8.00 ea; $15 pr. T.-O. McMullan,
Holton, Gai eg Re

9 thoroughbred P. C. pigs, 7 wks.
old $7.00 ea. Stuart Dodd, Adairs-
ville, Ga. a

1B. Br blackand: 8S: P. Chinas 8
Duroc and P. C. half andhalf, 10 wks.
old; $3.50 and $4.00 crated and ship-
ped. Send money order with order.
Special prices made to trucks. J. A.
Newnan, Box 172, Eatonton, e

Registered S. P. C. sows and gilts
bred; also 30 pigs 3 mos. old. Can be
registered in buyers name; H. S. Rog-
ers, Vienna, Georgia. - gee

One registered duroc boar ready for
service, $20.00 or will exchange for
pure little Bone Guinea boar ready for

ready bred. Would consider pigs.
George T. Maxwell, Rt. 3; Washing-
ton, Ga. A

11 weeks old pigs for quick sale,
$4.00 each at fayms. No pigs ship-
ped. d; B. Miller, Woodland, Ga.

20 head pigs or shoats, 35 to 50
lbs. each. P.-C. and Big Bone guinea
mixed im. good condition, $4.00 per
head or the lot for. $55.00 FOB here.
G. M. Smith, Midville, Ga., Route 3..

hog. R. E. Lee, Carters, Ga.

)} One reg. Duroc male 1 yr. 6 mo. old..
Wt. 200 lbs., good condition, $25. FOB
Mitehell, Ga. Can furnish original
papers. P. M. Cawley, Mitchell, Ga.

6 spotted P. C. pigs, also 7 black P.
Will sell cheap.
Tom Painter, Dial, Ga. oe pee

1 black Poland China sow, 2 yrs.

Has life treatment against cholera
and is. registered. $40.00; 8 Poland
C. pigs 8 wks. old, wt. about 30 Ibs.
og, $10 Podiomsos finished with



gentle. Will exchange tor meat hogsieach; 8 Duroc Jersey pigs 7 wks, old,

1800 Ibs., 8

service or Little Bone Guinea sow al- |.

| 50 head of goats, Sas
for set of blacksmith tools or will sell

for $1.50 per head, purchaser to pay _

Graham H. Clark,

- Fine breed sow to exch. for a meat

old,.wt. about 300 lbs., already bred. |

Se

> PAGE THREE

wt. 20 and 25 lbs. ea. $10.00, pedigrees
furnished. W. P. Strickland, -Rt. 5,
Box 47, Waycross, Ga.

32 pure bred Duroc pigs 2 mos. old;
ing $5.00.
Deweyrose, Ga.

Duroc breed, weighs about 40 Ib. ea. in
fine shape $3 per head at barns.
T. Roberts, Rt. 2, Gray, Ga.

sey cow advertised have been sold.
Laura Prigmore, Ramhurst, Ga.

HOGS WANTED

male pig for good breed of geese, pair,
not over 50c ea. Pigs weighs 45 or
ring, Rt. 7; Elberton, Ga.
: Wanted 4 or 5 Duroc Jersey sows

ilton, Baxley, Ga.



brood mares.
Vista, Ga.

g Mare mule, 6 yrs. old last Spring,
weighs about 900 lbs., perfect in ev-
and wagon $200.00. .
1, Morven, Ga. :

1 pair good work mules, wt. about

harness $250.00. Ben P. Weaver, Pro-
tection, Ga. he

anywhere, ;
Lee, Carters, Ga.

\

Georgia, et



Wanted: 500 head of stock goats,
W. J - Morgan, Rt. 3, Stillmore, Ga.

_ 2 yr. old pure bred Nubian buck, 34
in. at shoulder, 22 in. earage, butt
headed.

or White Leghorn hens. Edwin Simp-
Georgia .

delivery charges.
Milan, Georgia.

PIGEONS FOR SALE

tails $6.50; 10 Muff Tumblers and
Roliters $6.00; 10 Pigmy Pouters,
$7.50; 10 Blue Bar; Bunts $15; Cash
with order. No exch. f
Rt. 69, Atlanta, Ga. <

20 pairs of Carneaux Pigeons Buff
or solid red $1.50 pr. FOB Albany, Ga.

Ga. :



POTATOES FOR SALE _



potatoes, $1.00 bu. C. T. Miller, Leo
L Georgia, Be oes See eee es

Orion Cherry King, Defender breed-
S. L. Thornton, Rt. 2,.

We

One reg. Duroc J ersey oar, 12 mos..
old. $35.00. The Duroc sow and Jer-

50 Ibs., crossed with red Jersey. Each
to pay postage on arrival. W. EB Her-. ;.

or gilts, reg. hogs only. C. J. Ham-

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

For trade, one Spanish Jack six
T. W. McAllister, Buena

yrs. old, with wagon and

One eee horse, 9 yrs, old, work
Trade. for a mule. Re S

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE |
AND WANTED

' Nubian milk goat kids 100 per cent
pure, from gallon production breeding, __
registered buck kids 2 mos. old $12,50
ea. or exch. Fred E. Grubbs, Rt. 1,
Demorest, Ga. meee oe oo

son, 676 Tifton St. N. W., Atlanta,

R. L. Tribble,

25 head of hogs 1-2 Poland C. & =e

One extra large, good type, pure
Toggenberg buck and one half Tog-
genberg doe. The pr. $25.00, or buck
at $20.00. E. Maynard, Newton,

B28 i oe nee

Will sell or trade for doe : e

Will exchange

er

30 or 40 bu. Lookout Mt. seed trish aS

Wanted to exch. 5 mo. old Duroc pate

ery way, $140.00; also one 1-horse ae.
wagon used 5 months, $65.00 or mule
H. S. Lawson, Rt.

pot mule and 1 horse. Mrs. Fo .
Jamison, 972 Peachtree St., Atlanta,

any breed, Will pay 75c per head del. __

100: Racing Homers $50; 10 aa. ae

H. L. Farmer, 422 Second St., Albany, =

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MARKET BULLETIN

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

DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

: Bugene Talmadge, Commissioner
Thursday, Aug. 2, 1928.

_ Entered as.second class matter Febru-
ary 15, 1922, at the Post Office at At-
lanta, Georgia, under the act of June
6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at spe-
- cial rate of postage provided for in sec-
out 1103. Act of October 3, 1917.



appurtenances, admissible under pos-
tal regulations, inserted one time on
each request, and repeated only when
request is accompanied By new copy
of advertisement.



Limited space will not permit insection

legislative act the Market Bulletin does
not assume any responsibility for any
advertisement appearing in the Bulle-
tin or transaction resulting therefrom.



CHARITABLE AD .

Panky. wants to locate Whit Alex-

ander.
has no suppor. Unusual circum-
stance. Write Market Bulletin Farm-

rl er.
'







Poultry for mile and
| Wanted

-ANCONAS FOR SALE _

Pure Sheppard Strain Ancona pul-
lets. Write for prices. Homer G.
Bins, Canton, Ga.

Ancona hens, IBe and $1 ea; Mrs.
J. R.z Gibson, Midland, Ga.









-BANTAMS FOR SALE.

2 coekerels, 2 hens and 8 mos. old
$7 for the lot.
_/ Tate, Ga,





BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE

: 3 Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barred
Roek Apr. hatch cockerels, 75c ea;
Miss Clara Odum, Sycamore, ee

Cockerels direct from E. B. Thowp-
sons famous Ringlet Barred Rocks,
faney breeders and show. stock. Ho-
pe. Cline, Canton, Ga.





" Barred Rock. cockerels -'Thempson
-Ringlet strain March hatched, $1.50
each. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga.,
Route 2

ip Barred Rock nck 18 mo. old, 12
mixed hens, now laying, $15.00 for
lot; also 15-friers 1 1-2 to 2 lb. 8c
Ib. Miss Mattie Moseley, ones
iP Route B.?





ey
4 tarebved Barred Rock eockerela,
i , 1928 hatch,

Mrs. N. R. Wilson, soon
Ga., Route 2.



Barred R. cockerels, pure Parks
Strain Reg. permit 28-D 1-2. Feb.
hatched $2.50 to $3; March hatched
$2 to $2.50; Apr. hatched $1.50 to $2.
Mrs. Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy, Ga.





10 young healthy, pure bred Thomp-
son Strain Barred Rock hens. Will
exch. for 10 pure bred Cornish Game
hens. Must not be over 18 mos. old
nd no culls. Mrs. J. D. Barnes, Rt.



| Quill, Ga.

Advertisements of farm produce and | ;

of unimportant advertisements. Under |

Very old lady in need, sick,

Miss Rheba Bradley, |

ier, Hane of Elberton, : Elberton, Ga.

|and 1 cockerel Pape Strain, April 6th

: and 1 rooster. $15 for lot FOB Lyerly.
Ga. Mrs. M. L. ae Rt 2, Lyerly,







6 i 1 Srousher * Everlay Strain
Light Brahmas $10: or excn. for 9
pullets and 1 cockerel, Tarbox Strain.
BS.) Le AY VOREOHES: ~N. R. Mooney,



GAMES FOR SALE

_ 15 pure bred War Horse Game hens
and 2 cocks, 1927 hatch, $1.50 ea or
lot for $22.00. Lizzie Lawson, Rt: dt;
Morven, Ga.

Allen Round Head Games: 2 uke
and 1 rooster to match, 7 mos. old, $2
or lot of 10 for $6. J. H. Laster,
fecmee a



GIANTS FOR SALE

12 gr14) Jersey Black Giant hens
25 Ib. FOB Waynesosvo, Ga. C.
Lowrey, Box 146, Waynesboro, Ga.

6 J. B. Giant hens, Marcy Strain, |
$10; 6 pullets and & coe $1.20
ea. or $17.50 for-lot. FF. O. B. Jackson,
Ga., Mrs. C. B. Sims, Rt. e
Georgia,

hatch, Park Strain, Reg. stock permit

$27 for the lot. Mar. cockerels $3 ea;
younger ones*$1.50 ea; Aiso eggs $1.50
per 15 eggs del. Will exch. for 6 mos.
old Guernsey heifer from reg. stock
or Jersey-6 mos. old heifer. No culls.
Mrs. J. D. McIntyre, Ousley, Ga.

4 pure Barred R. cockerels, March
hatch $1.50 ea. or 4 for $5. Mrs. R.
W. Barwick, Rt. 1, Doerun, Ga.

Pure bred Barred R. puliets, 10 and
(12 wks. old 75c ea. KOB Bowman,
coop to be returned at my expense.
Mrs. M. C, Colvard, Bowman, Ga.



LEGHORNS FOR SALE

Pure Everlay brown Leghorn hens,

\
{

jiand, Ga. 10 White Leghorn puilets
and 1 rooster, May and June hatch.
Will exch. fer 10 S. L. or G. L. Wyan-
dottes of same hatch Whit2 or thoro-
ored Ferris strain, Mrs. A. fF. Par-
Ker, Alma, Ga.

~ 500 or 600 fetnis Siete pullets
about 14 wks. old $1 a. J. M. Wil-
liams, Rt, 1, Carroiltoa, Ga.

Three yr. old White ae en
erels from M. J ohnsons Imperial mat-
ings at Bowie Texas, $3.50 each; al-
so some year old cocks, pl.d0 each
from Johnsons special matings. All
FOB Hamilton, Ga. Mrs. W. W. Wil-
hams, Hamilton, Ga.

12 pure bred . . W. Leghorn
cockerels, 2 mo. old, $1.00 each, Sara
Marshall, Talbotton, Ga.

100 S, C. White Leghorn pullets,

15 1-2 mos. old, Tancred Strain, $1.25 | 4

ea. in lots up to 50, $100 for the lot
fob Berkley, Ga. Coops to be returned.
Send Money Order. No checks ac-
cepted. Mrs. M. C. Parker, Point Pet-
er, Ga. Reference, T. D. Smith, Cash-

~



MINGRCAS FOR SALE
7 pure bred Black Minorca pullets

hatch, the lot for ae Mrs. M. Clark,
Blythe, Ga, -

10 pure bred black Minorca hens |

Georgia.

3 pure bred Giant strain March
hatch S. C. blk. Minorea_ cockerels
Missouri hatched State accredited, fire
birds now ready for service $2 ea;
H. L. Blankenship, Rt. = Fairmount,
Georgia.

V a

R. I. REDS FOR SALE.



Di
|dark red and well grown at 75c ea.

12 pure bred hoced R. neat, 1927
C-59 $2 ea; 1 cock 1927 hatch $5 ar.

7e and $1 ea; Mrs.-J. BR. Gibson, Mid- |.

ee

Fworth, Rt. 8, Lavonia, Ga.

| Jackson, Ga.

, Heb and Mar.

or and size. Will sell or exch. for

or sound Elberta peaches.
Simpson, 676 Tifton St., Atlanta, Ga.

4 pure-R. I, red hens for sale 14
mo. old $1 ea;.or exch. for 4 Anconas
same age, must be pure bred. Mrs.
A. B. Herndon, Rt. 2, Box 4, Maylield,
Georgia.

6 one- yr. cocks from wood pens at
$2.50 ea, dk. red, stock from Don.
Strain, high egg test, have a few 18
months hens ior sale, Woodmere
Faims, Chamblee, Ga.

Young Donaldson Red hens. $1.50
and $2 ea; roosters same price or
exch. for pigs or shoats at reasonable
price. Also Donaldson red eggs $1.25
}per 15; $2.25 per 30 del. or exch. for
something usetul. Mrs. H. G. Brown,
At, Stone Mountain, Ga.

we pure bred S. C. R. I. Red Donald-
son strain pullets, May 7th-hatch, very

Mrs. G. H. Eley, Rt. 2, Box. 60, White
Plains, Ga.

About 25 fat R. ER. hens 25e per
Ib. fob Fruitland, Ga. Send Money
order. Mrs. I, R. Vincent, Fruitland,

Ga.



WYANDOTTES FOR SALE
23 hens and 2 roosters Martins Re-
gal Dorcas White Wyandottes, 1927
natch. $25.00. Cash with order. W.
T. Bryan, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ga. -
Wihite Wyandotte hens at $1. 25 ea;
no rurit. ; have some fine hens. Gilt
no runt. 1 have some fine hens. Gilt
must be reasonably priced. Mrs. Tom
Bryan, Rt. 1, Sharpsburg, Ga.

Pure S. L. Wyandottes: 6 hens, 1

7

layers, some now laying.

Wallace
Gray, Newnan, Ga. 4



CHICKENS FOR SALE

Large breed friers for table use, wt.
from 2 to 2 1-2 lbs. ea. 35 lb;. Cash
with order; 6 nice, large, fat liens for
eating purposes 22 1-2 lb.. C. O. D.
Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Rt. 4, Bowdon, Ga.

25 or 80 friers 2 1-2 to 8 lbs. Make
best offer. M. S. Nichols, Rt. 5, Fits-
gerald, Ga, I doz. large, young fat
rage 2 lbs. ea. Make best. offer
O. B. Cordele, Ga. ee Jz MM;
Aldridge. Cordele, Ga. /

Want 6 or 8 S. C. Ri I. Red roos-
ters, January or Feb. hatch at rea-|
sonable. Pree J. Walter eo Oneeer
Register, Ga. :

10 young mixed ducks $1.25 ea. or
$11.25 for the bunch, Miss Nancy
Shirley, Lavonia, Ga.

5 young grown ducks, mixed $1.25
ea; 2 drakes and 8 ducks. Mrs. G. W.
Whitworth, Rt. 8, Lavonia, Ga.

6 pure bred white Pekin ducks and
1 drake, now laying $2 ea. or $18 for |
the lot or will exch. for 12 pure bred
Barred R. pullets, Mar. or Apr. hatch,
no. culls accepted, must be well marked
and good shape, standard size to age.
Mrs. J.\D. McIntyre, Ousley, Ga.

6 hens and 1 cock, Martins White

average

horns at $1. 50 ea. Mrs..G. W. Whit-
6 Silver Laced Wyandotte pullets
and 1 coekerel $1.15 ea. or $7 for lot
FOB here.

&

CHICKENS WANTED

Wanted: to get chicks, guineas or
turkeys to raise on halves to 8 or 10
wks. old. Mrs. C. F. Watson, Rt. B;,
Dawson, Ga. -

Want 100 white leghorn pullets,
healthy and pure 6 to 8 wks old. Will
pay $25.00 for same, Mrs. . He
Smith, Matthews, Ga. ~

PEAFOWLS WANTED
Want peafowls, pheasants,

hens
and cocks, all ages; also eggs,

Young



egg record Geacnested Soe aon col-

pure bred White Leghorn young hens"
Edwin |

rooster, $15 for lot, bred from good|

hens for table use; also 100 friers, |.

price, quality and how many selected

Wyandottes for $12; also 6 white Leg- |

Mrs. CoB Sims, RtAZ,

| Webb, Ellijay, Ga.



Give des-
Mrs. |




turkeys very where..
cription, age and lowest price.
rE. P; Parker, Norcross, Ga.

; GEESE FOR SALE -

4 Ebden white geese, 3 geese and

1 gander. Geese layed 94 eggs last

spring. Few young geese, only ones
in south of the kind, solid white. Will

exch. for shelled corn at $1.12 per bu. -

in sacks fob your frt. depot. Geo. W. .

Cobb, Ellijay, Ga.

TURKEYS WANTED

Want 6 frying size Turkeys. Write

Clarke Howell, Jr., 2662 Peachtree Rd. -
Atlanta, Ga.

EGGS FOR SALE =

Eggs from pure Balch and Brown
strain Light Brahmas, $1.00 per 15
delivered. C. P. Calclough, Maxeys, /
Georgia.

Purebred White Cornish eggs, $1.50
for 15; $2.75 per 30 prepaid parcel
post. Mrs. H. W. Law, Eastman, Ga.

Barred Rock eggs, Thompson strain,
prize stock, $1 per 15, carton to be >
returned; also cockerels, same strain
$1.25 ea; R. Red cockerels, Donaldson ~
strain, $1.25 ea. Mrs. Milton Sum
ner, Rt. 3, Sylvester, Ga. :

Thom mpson__ Imp. Ringlet Steal: <
Barred Rock Eggs, stock second di-
eect, $1 for 15 del. Cash with order.
| Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Rt: .29, eens
merce, Ga.

Pure bred Donaldson strain. eggs,
direct from Mrs. Donaldsons egg lay-
ing strain, from fine red hens, 75 doz;
or 90e per setting. H. ae King, 2
Lavonia, Ga., RFD 3.

5. @. BR. LRed eggs, Oven strane ey
$1.50 for 15; $6.00 per monet Mrs.
M. B. Scroggs, Alto, Ga.

Tompkins strain, R. I. Red Saas, S25)
for 15; Mrs. A. H. Freeman, 1499 Mc- |
Lendon Ave., Atlanta, Ga. ns

EGGS WANTED |.
- Wanted: 1 or 2 settings Brown Leg- |
horn eggs, also 2 settings Golden Wy-
andottes or Gold Laced Wyandottes.
E. Maynard, Newton, Ga.

Wanted: Your eggs to hatch on
halves, during August and Septem-
ber, any breed. Satisfaction guaran-
teed if good eggs. Mrs. J. M. Al-
dredge, General Del., Cordele, Ga. eA
Wanted: 2 cases fresh eggs per


























































week. The Oaks Gardens, Sey te
Tenn.
Wanted: Hatching eggs, Basned




Rocks, R. I. Reds and Buff, Orping- _
tons, beginning August 15. State






eggs can ship each wk. during fall.
Waycross Hatchery, tl A Ga.

RABBITS FOR SALE :
Ermine Rabbits 12 mos. old $10 ea. =
2 does and a buck. This is a new
white, wt. 10-11 Ibs., long dense fur;
8 young Ermine 4 mos old at $3.50 ea;
pedigree Chinchilla Rabbits 8-9 mos.
old $10 ea., young stock $5:ea; 15 pr.
Hungarian pigeons $5 pr., fine. work-
ers and large size. W. C. Watkins,
1208 East Henry St., Savannah, Ga.
Chinchilla rabbits, pedigreed; i
buck, 14 mo. $6.00; 1 buck 7 mo. $4. BOs.
young stock, 9, 11 and 13 weeks, $3. aa
$4.50 and $6 pr. .J. D. Langston, 1115
Seiler Ave., Savannah, Ga.

RABBITS | WANTED
Breeding rabbits, Chinchillas, Flem-
lish giants, and New Zealands. Have __
fine Chin. buck to exchange. Dr. A.

B. Patterson, Stockbridge, Ga. :

FRUITS FOR SALE
Good eating and cooking apples in-
bushel boxes $1 per bu. FOB. T. M.




































Large Horse apples, $1. 25 per bu.
L. A. Ponder, Juliette; Ga.

Will sell yellow and white also In- ~
dian peaches in August at $1.00 bu.
R. E, Lee, Carters, Ga.

150 bu. apples at orchard. Write

for particulars. R. R. Mooney, Quill, eS:
Georgia. :

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
FOR SALE |
3 nice dry country cured hams, wt. |






















Peveian, Ga.



| 8. . R. I Red cockerels and pyl-



Sees: Goslings,

x

Guineas, ge

22 1-2 and 22 lb. each; 35 lb, Mrs. _
P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Ga., Baute 44



=

Pants for Sale and
Wanted

Tomato plants, New Stone, 20c per

100 or $1.25 M; Strawberry plants,
. Lula Young, Talking
ock, Ga.

Charleston Wakefield and Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, $1.10 M, post-
paid; 2,000, $1.50, 5,000, $2.50 col-
lect. Yellow Bermuda onion sets 8
lbs. for $1.50 postpaid; 16 lbs. for
$2.50; bushel 82 lbs. by express col-
lect, $3.00. Will exch. for poultry.
W. N. Golden, Moultrie, Ga.

- Late Flat Dutch and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage plants. Stone to-
mato and cabbage collard plants, 300
for 40c; 5 M 75c, express collect. L.

. Crow; Oakwood, Ga. g
_ Strong tough plants now ready; Ga.
cabbage collard, heading variety. Cen-
tennial flat Dutch cabbage plants, 20c
per hundred; 75c for 500. Add pos-



Cash with order. Mrs. C. A. |.

Vilbanks, Commerce, Ga., Rt. 29.
Large early. bearing strawberry
ants, $3.00 per M del. in good shape
r will exchange for young geese.
rs. A. R. Skates, Rt. 1, Ringgold, Ga.
uate flat Dutch cabbage, hot pep-
, New Stone and Earliana tomato
plants, 20e per hundred; orange and
lemon marigold plants,-10c per doz.
-Mrs\Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga., RFD 3.
Fresh well rooted cabbage, New

Stone and Greater Baltimore tomato,

-cabbage-collard plants, 25c for 100;

for 500; $1.25 per M del., or $1.00
per M collect. Long pod hot pepper,
BBe for 100; $1.00 for 400; mye per

M. delivered. Guaranteed.
yes; R. F. D. 2, Buford, Ga.
Flat Dutch and sure head cabbage;

New Stone and Red Rock tomato and

collard plants; all 10ce per hundred

here at home; by mail 200 for 25ce;
ne thousand, $1.15. Mrs. Mary L.

( . 4, Box 71, Summerville,

Georgia. .

New Stone tomato plants, Flat

Dutch cabbage, Georgia blue stem col-

lards, 65 for 500; $1.25 per M. post-

paid. L. C. McEver, Rt. 1, Braselton,

Say ee 2

harleston Wakefield cabbage

lants, 20c for 100; 75 for 500 or

$1,25 per M delivered. Jack Milford,
1, Flowery Branch, Ga. eae
Charleston Wakefield cabbage and
New Stone tomato plants, 25 per hun-

[; Klondike strawberry plants,

25 per hundred; or $2.00 per thous-
d, alldel. Mrs. Lou Owens, R. F. D.
Flowery Branch, Ga. :

harleston Wakefield cabbage and

w Stone tomato plants, 25c per

ndred; 300 for 50c; 500 for 75c;
25 per thousand; five thousand or
ore, $1.00 per M. Klondike straw-
erry plants, 25 per hundred; $2.25
er M. del. W. C.
Branch, Ga., Route 1.

Gibson and everbearing strawberry

lants, 30c per hundred; $2.00 per M.
s. Ruby Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga.,
Bie ;

Wakefield and/ Flat Dutch cabbage

lants; new stone tomato plants and.

eorgia collard plants, 25c hundred;

500 for 75c; $1.25 per M delivered; |

housand or more $1.00 per M. ex-
press collect. T. C. Bennett, Flowery
Branch Ga., Rt. 1.

arly Jersey and Charleston Wake-

d cabbage, Stone and Baltimore to-
toes, Georgia collard plants, 25c

per hun; 75c per 500; $1.25 per M del.
5000 lots $1.00 M collect. Winfred
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Buncomb collard plants, 20c hun;
Oc per 250; 70c for 500; $1.05 per M;
ew Stone tomato plants; 25c hun;

se for 500; $1.20 per M. All plants
ell rooted and postpaid, iss Edna
celly, Flowery Branch, Ga., Route 2.
Cabbage and tomato plants now
eady; 25c hun; $1.20 per M. 5000
r more, $1.00 per M. Mrs. Dora Wal-
tip, Flowery Branch, Ga., Route 1.
aranteed well rooted, 6 in plants,

Owens, Flowery



promptly in ventilated boxes; Jer-

bage, new cabbage-heading collard,
New Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants; Prices, 300 for 50c; 500, 75c;

express collect. C. F. Maddox, Rt.
2, Flowery Branch, Ga. :
Cabbage collard plants, 25 hun-
dred; Josie Davis, Curryville, Ga. _
Jersey Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage, both early and late plants,
200 for 40c; 500 for 70c; $1.00 for 1
M postpaid. Mac. Branan, Lewiston,

.Georgia. ;

Late flat Dutch cabbage, New Stone
tomato plants, 25c hundred; 500 for
75c; $1.15 per M delivered. Orders
filled promptly. J. N. Wright, Rt. 2,
Alto, Ga. . es

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, Stone
and Baltimore tomatoes, also short
stem collard plants. All now ready
and all same price, $1.25 per M del.

$7.50,
Ga. :
_ Cabbage plants now ready; Jersey
Wakefield, apa Dutch. and all seasons,
$1.00 per M delivered, cash with or-
der. H. H. Brooksher, Gaddistown,
Ga, Union County i7- |

. Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 20c
per hundred, 75c for 500; $1.15 per
M, prompt shipment. Count guaran-
teed. W. E. Woodall, R. F. D. 1, Cor-

C. M. Crow, Rt. 1, Gainesville,

nelia, Ga. - ee

Late flat Dutch cabbage plants, 20c
per hundred; 75c for 500;:$1.15 per
M, prompt shipment and count guar-
anteed. Edgar Woodall, RFD 1, Cor-
nelia, Ga. 2

Flat Dutch cabbage and New Stone
Tomato plants;$1.25 per M. E. J.
Barrett, Alto, Ga., Route ly <<
_ New Stone and Baltimore tomato;
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage;
heading variety collards, 40c for 300;
65c for 500; $1.00 per M del. 5000
and more, 75c M. FOB. Shipments

Gainesville, Ga.

Flat Dutch; New Stone tomato and
Baltimore; Georgia and heading va-
riety collards; sweet pimiento pep-
per plants; 20c per hun; 65c for 500;
$1.00 per M. delivered. 5000 or more,
75e per M collect. O. F. Crowe, Rt.
2, Gainesville, Ga. e
Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants; New Stone tomatoes and col-
lard plants, all $1.25 per M del; 5,000
or more $1.00 per M express collect.
Guy Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Heading collards and New Stone to-
mato plants; Wakefield cabbage
plants, 25c hun; 300 for 50c; 500 for
70c; 1 M $1.25; 5,000 for $5.00, all
postpaid: Cash with order. Large
plants, well rooted. H. G. Kelley, Rt.
2, Flowery Branch, Ga. .

Charleston Wakefield, late Flat
Dutch, all season cabbage plants;
New Stone tomato plants and short
stem collards,
shipped promptly. 300 for 50c; 500
for 75c; 1,000 for $1.25; postpaid; or
express collect, $1.00 per M; 5 M for
$4.50; 10,000 for $7.50; 25,000 for $18.-
50. Major Crow, RFD 1, Gainesville,
Georgia. : :

Collard plants, 15 hundred or $1.25
per thousand. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Rt.
4, Cumming, Ga.

New Stone and Baltimore tomatoes,

M del. 5,000 or more, 75c per M col-
lect. Collard plants same. Lew Crow,
Route 1, Oakwood, Ga.

New Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants; Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage. plants; heading variety. col-
lards, 20c per hundred; 50c for 300;
$1.15 per M del. 5,000 and more, 85c
per M collect. Bonnie Crowe, Rt. 2,
Gainesville, Ga.

New Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato, Drum Head and Flat Dutch
cabbage; heading varieties collard
plants, all 500; 75c or $1.25 per M
del. Cpen field -grown, nice size and
prompt shipment, Walter W. McEver,

Braselton, Ga.~ ;



Early Jersey Wakefield ~and Flat

packed, labeled and: mailed Dutch cabbage plants, 2c per hundred

sey and Charleston Wakefield cab-

$1.20 per M. postpaid; $1.00 per M.|

or $1.00 per M. expressed; 10,000, |

{5,000 or more, 75 per M collect.

made promptly. O. M. Crowe, Rte 2;
Cabbage plants, Wakefield and late

all now ready and ||

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabhage,
25c hundred; 800 for 50c; $1.10 per,

or 70 per !
per hundred or $1.75 per M; -sweet
pepper plants, 40c per hundred or $2

per M; Black beauty egg plants, 50c |

per hundred or $2.50 per M; Sage,
large leaf plants, 25c per dozen, or
$1.50 per hundred. All FOB Dublin,
cash with order. L. E. Harrison,
Dublin, Ga.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, heading and True Ga. collard
plants, 20c per hun; 90c per M del.
5,000 or more, 70c per M FOB. Obie
Crow, Oakwood, Ga., Route 1.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage;
New Stone and Baltimore tomatoes;
short stem collards, $1.00 per M del.
5,000 and 10,000 lots, 75c per M FOB,
prompt shipment. Estie Belle Crowe,
Rt. 2, Gainesville, Ga. 5

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage; New
stone and Baltimore tomatoes; head-

$3.00 for 500; $1.10 per M del. 5,000
or more, 75c. Heston Crowe, Rt. 1,
Oakwood, Ga. Se
Charleston Wakefield
Dutch cabbage; New Stone and Great-
er Baltimore tomatoes; True Ga. and
heading variety collards; 20c .per hun-
dred; 500 for 60c;$1.00 per M del.
C,
L. Crow, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2.
Strawberry plantsKlondike and
Lady Thompson$3.50 per M; Won-
der blackberry,.10e doz., in large
quantities, 20e for small lots; Iris
bulbs, Burpees giatt varieties $5.00
per hundred; assorted colors; Giant
Trumpet. yellow narcissus bulbs, $2.50

thousand lots, $1.00 per
(Butterfly bush, Coral bush shrubbery,
1 and 2 yr. old plants, 25c; write for
information . Woodmere Farms,
Chamblee, Georgia.

everbearing strawberry plants, ready
now or later. 50c for 50; 75c for
100; Pimiento pepper plants, 20 for
100; Chufas plants, 15 for 100. .L. J.
Volrath, Winston, Georgia.
Stone and Greater Baltimore toma-
to plants; late Flat Dutch cabbage and
Georgia collard plants, 20e per hun-
dred; $1.10 per
Prompt shipment. W. L. Wright, Rt.
2, Alto, Georgia. s \.

- PLANTS WANTED.

rare collection of different color iris.
Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga.

-. HONEY, BEES AND BEE
_, SUPPLIES eS

15 stands Italian bees, old style
gums, $8.00 for, the lot. Purchaser
to take them from the yard. T.
Davison, Comer, Ga.

Chunk or strained honey in 5 Ib.
pails, $1.00 ea; in case of 12 five-lb,
pails, $10.00 delivered in 8rd zone.
Quality guaranteed. Carl W. South-
well, Pineora, Ga. .
Gallberry-blend extracted honey in
5-gal. boxed honey cans, $6.00. Geo.
Kirkland, Jr., Box 245, Swainsboro,
Georgia.

Extracted honey slightly colored, al-
most pure gallberry 1le lb. in 60-lb.
cans, 12 per lb. in 10-lb. cans FOB
Odum, Ga. D. F. Thomas, Odum,:Ga.

Fine new gum, Gallberry and Tu-
pelo honeys blended in 10 lb. pails
packed FOB Cairo; 1 pail, $1.50; 6
pails, $7.50; barrel at 10c lb. Amber
honey in barrels, 8c lb; J. E. Shalor,
Cairo, Ga. Sas ENA ;

8 Frame hives full of bees and hon-
ey to carry thru winter, $7.50 ea; Nu-
cli or half-size hives, four frames of
bees and honey with queen in first
class condition, $5.00 ea; Shalors
yellow and Gay mixed breed for gen-
tleness and prolificness. Easy to han-
dle. J. E. Shalor, Cairo, Ga.

Nice honey ext. in 5-Ib. cans, $1.35
del. Mrs. F, R. Vincent, Fruitland,
Georgia. AES

Honey put up in 10-lb pails FOB
Doctortown, Ga. 12 5-Ib. pails to case,
$7.60; 6 10-Ib. pails to case $6.90;
1 10-lb. pail, postpaid and insured,
$1.75 (Fancy grade). 6 10-lb. pails
to case $6.00;.1 10-lb. pail postpaid
and insured, $1.50. 700 gallons in



M; Hot pepper plants, 80c

ity guaranteed.

ing variety collards, 20c per hundred; }

and Flat.

per M. Orange or day lilies, 100 and}
hundred;

The Worlds Champion Mastodon

thousand delivered.|

Want to hear from parties having

C..

| Rustproof oats.



bbls. price on request (No. 2 Grade).
John A. Crummey, PO. Box 36, Doc-
tortown, Ga.

White Bay honey in comb, 10. lb.
buckets, $2.00 per bucket del; also
bright honey in comb in 10 lb. buck-
ets, $1.60 per bucket del. Cash with
order. R. W. Browning, Dublin, Ga.,
Route 3. _ :

Clear and pure chunk or strained
honey in 5 Ib. pails, $1 ea; Case of 12
5-lb. pails, $10, all del. 8rd zone, qual-
Carl W. Southwell,

}

Pineora, Ga. |

HONEY WANTED,

100 lb. White honey per week. Write~
The Oaks Gardens, Apison, Tenn.

INCUBATORS FOR SALE

One Old Trusty incubator 210 ca-
pacity $10 crated FOB Gray, Ga. W.
T. Roberts, Rt. 2, Gray, Ga.



1 Wisconsin Incubator 180 egg cap.,

1 Successful Incubator 309 egg cap.,
both incubators in good condition and
good hatchers. Wisconsin $10 or exch.
for 1 can of lard 50 Ibs. or exch. for
100 100-lb. white feed sacks; Success-
ful Incubator $15 or exch. Lizzie Law-
son, Rt. 1, Morven, Ga. :

Imperial coal burning brooder stove,
500 capacity, used 1 season $10.00.
Mrs. A. H. Freeman, 1499 McLendon
Ave., Atlanta, Ga. S

2 Buckeye incubators, 250 and 350
egg capacity, 2 Queens 400 egg ca-
pacity each, 1 1200-chick Imperial coal
burning brooder. All good as new.
C._B. Moore, Carnesville, Ga. y

1 Old Trusty incubator, 150 egg
capacity. Good condition. Can fur-
nish instruction book. $10.00. cash.
Mrs, G. H. Eley, Rt. 2, Box 60, White
Plains, Ga. z

| BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

30 bu. genuine Brabham peas, $3.00
bu. FOB Canton. G. I. Teasley, Can-
ton, Ga.

10 bushels 90-day running velvet
beans, $1.25 bu; 40 bu. White shelled -
milling corn in 2 1-2 bushel strong
bags, $1.50 bu. prices fob Eastman.
J. C. Lewis, Eastman, Ga. _-

GRAIN FOR SALE
, Cokers pedigreed seed oats, ex-
tra fine. $2.25 bu. FOB. Cash with
order. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce,
Ga., Route 29.

20 bushels Abruzzi Rye, $2.00 bu.
eae ont E. W. Pittman, Alto, Ga.,



- GRAIN WANTED Ss

50 bushels Abruzzi seed rye, also
150 lb. of Hairy Vetch. C. J, Ham-
ilton, Baxley, Ga. i '
Wanted: Abruzzi Rye, Fulghum and

Geo. C. Nunn, Perry,
Georgia. :

VEGETABLES FOR SALE ~*

- Lookout Mountain potatoes from

hill selected stock, 3 lb. FOB with
planting directions, less in quantity.
J. F. Cantrell, Cleveland, Ga.

Irish cobbler potatoes new crop $2
per hundred lb. FOB. Lawrenceville.
Cash with order. Wm. Nunn, Route 4,
Lawrenceville, Ga.

NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE
All leading varieties fruit trees for

fall delivery; 12 1-2c each, 1 yr. old;

3 to 5 ft. high; state inspected and

bonded for your protection; send in ~
order now; special prices to large or- _

chards. T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga.

NURSERY STOCK WANTED
Wanted: Hedge Boxwood plants in
lots, both large and small. Write giv-
ing full description and prices. Miss
Lola Adams, Rt. 2, Talbotton, Ga.

CAR LOTS FOR SALE AND
WANTED

Wanted to buy car feeder cate ys

Geo. C. Nunn, Perry, Ga.

CAR LOTSWANTED

Several cars each Fulghum, Appler
and Bancroft Seed oats. Send sam-
ples, name best FOB, price and name
shipping point. Dan Joseph Company,

Columbus, Ga ~ .








a







- FARM FOR SALE

750 acres good clay foundation.
Will grow anything that will grow in
S. W. Ga. Located in Quitman, Morris
Sta., Ga., on Central of Ga. R. R.
good schools, churches, near big saw
mills and Basket factories. Plenty
hardwood timber. Pine, poplar, and








ix-room home, tenant houses, stock-
de barns and lot, fine pecan trees.



for a division with children. Price
$15,000. For further information,
write Mrs. D. C. Jolley, 508 E. Roger
_ St., Valdosta, Ga., or Mrs. A. John-
- son, 609 Pine St., Albany, Ga.








FARMS FOR SALE

20 acres Walker ~ County, two
elling houses, running water,








re, Terms J. A. Sartain, LaFayette,
a. Also 100 acres. in Walker county,
welling, school, modern onvenien-
ces, $20 per acre. Terms.

- $00 acres on Valdosta Highway,
also 2000 acres suitable for tobacco
and truck farming, also 75 acres sui-
table for pecan trees. J. A. Dasher,
Valdosta, Ga. SS
2 80 acres Lookout Mountain High-
way, school, Mineral Springs, price
$1000. J. M. Garrett, Lookout Mtn.,
ge















- Small farm, 7 toom house. Miss
attie Brand, Vienna, Ga. ao
- 300 acres, Banks County Highway,
running water, 4 houses, school and
church, E. G. Brock, Commerce, Ga.

Small farm, pasture land, for
urther information write Miss Sus-
n and Ada Turner, Woolsey, Ga.

14 acre farm in Forsyth, 10 room







160 acres, 3 room house, spring,
ol, church, Miss Pearl E, Hyde,
iav, Ga.
118 acres on highway, 6 room
lwelling, three room tenent house,
pasture, Claude Garrison, Pine Log,
rhe , ; :



40 acres Douglas Co., $350. S. M.|
ichols, Lithia Springs, Ga.
_ Two farms for sale, 1 290 acres in




Morgan 66.5570 acres in Taylor
County, write for prices. J. W. Coch-

ran, Rupert; Ga. ;

- 25 acres 1-2 mile north of Chatter-

ton. Mrs. H. P. Williams, Chatter-
n, Ga. ee

farms Terrell Co., churches,

ols, easy terms. M. N. Childs,
nwood, Ga.








168 acres pasture, fish pond, resi-

M. C. Thompson, Soperton, Ga.

185 acres, schools, churches, good
buildings, would rent. M. L. Dowdy,
Vhite Plains, Ga. ee ;

12 acres of corn, 13 acres of cot-
ton, garden in. good shape. J. T.





Scott, Garfield, Ga.

3 1-2 acres, 6 room house, barn,
asture, near Smyrna, ideal farm
for trucking and poultry. T. W. _Ha-
good, Marietta, Ga.

500 acres on Dixie Highway. T. J.
Williams, Chatterton, Ga.

5 acres, tirber, 5 room dwelling,
fo story barn, other buildings,
ring, lake, also 78 acres near Buck-
, strictly white section, J, H.
endrix, Marietta, Ga. a













gum, running water and pasturage.|~

d other fruit trees. Will sacrifice)

| good pasture, timber, 4 room house,

school road, timber, price $12.50 per|

$2500. J. R. Webber, Elza, Ga. -

son, Brooklet, Ga. es

| ment, write for particulars. Dr. J.

dents, tenant houses, school, churches| -

| Douglas, Coffee County, Ga.

vation, near highway, O. L. Rhine-
hoult, Young Harris, Ga.

30 acres, churches, schools, good
water, near highway, R. B. Waldrop,
Whigham, Ga. ae

- Small farm near church and school
will rent. W. B. Sutton, Adairsville,

20 acres, two room house, barn,
spring water, timber. R. E. Lee,

Carters, Ga. .

209 acres, 5 room house, water,
$4000, cash R. E. Lee, Carters, Ga.

791-2 acres near Dallas Georgia,

O:-R.. Jarmen; Dallas, Ga.

2 horse farm, 4 room house, barn,
running water, R. H. McDaniel,
Chipley, Ga. : i ee

eee 5 7 t E
160 acres, 60 acres cleared away,
wood, modern improvements, school,
churches, $2500, will rent. J. D. Me-
Coy, Gibson, Ga. . peer ve

100 acres near highway, 50 in cul-
tivation, 50 in wood, 2 dwelling house
good barn, running water, school and
churches, $30 per acre. William Mc-
Clure, Dahlonega, Ga:

Burkett, West Green, Ga.

409 acres Timber, oak, hickory,
pine, running water, $1500; also 100
acres $800; also 200 acres, $8000.
W. D. Cobb, Gordon, Ga,

10 acre farm, 9 room dwelling,
barn, garage, other buildings, stock,
modern improvements, equipment.
Mrs. Laura B. Taylor, Waycross, Ga.

6 acres 7 room dwelling, other
buildings, ideal poultry and truck lo-
-eations. Mrs. C. P. Watson, Daw-
son, Ga. be ae

Small farm near Nashville, Ga. M.
W. Eunies, Nashville, Ga

+428 1-2 acres in Green County, 6
room house, barn, tenant house,
good water, branches, $4,500. W. J.
Thurman, Greshamville,-Ga. =

80 acres, 20 in cultivation, 4 room
dwelling near Atlanta. H. G. Lanier,
Rocky Ford, Ga.

25 acres, _ timber, small house,
school and church, $1200. Mrs. J. J.
Davis, Thomasville, Ga,

150 acres, timber, dwelling, barn,

_ 407 and 98 acre farms, fences well
improved, excellent location, good
schools and churches, George E. Wil-

110 acres, 5 room dwelling, two
barns, other buildings, modern equip-

W. Chambliss, Americus, Ga.

625 acre farm, creek bottom, good
water, stock, pastures, fences, modern
Improvements, implements, write for
particulars, $12,500; also 575 acres
Mountain land, near Mt. Airy, $10
acre. W. B. Ellard, Cornelia, Ga.

Farm, good house, barn, orchards,
near churches and schools ete. for
quick sale will sell cheap. I. L. Hilley,
Route 1, Eton, Ga.

For Sale87 acres in Morgan Co.,
5 miles from Madison on Central R.
R., 3 room house in fair condition,
$10 an acre, part cash rest in terms.
No loan. E. M. Johnson, Rt. 4, Fair-
burn, Ga.

Good 4 horse farm for sale cheer:
Come or write. J. W. Wood, Rt. 2

?



8 acres, pasture, partly in gulti-

>:



leash or part cash, balance on good

60 acres Coffee Co., timber, R. T.|

acre, terms, good neighborhood.

-and out buildings, well water, fine

\ . 5
~ 100 acres at $25 per acre, good

| dle Ga., near a town of 5,000 popu-

land on the Dillard and Highlands

apple orchards, 40 acres sowed in

crop in cultivation, balance in woods

Few fruit trees, in reach of school

cent interest. 3 miles north west of

Brooks Co., the hog and tobacco cen-
Write. A. D. Malloy, |

: ~ =
14 miles from Atlanta, $20 per acre,

terms. Mrs. R.
Ga.

-For sale 40 acres land in White
Co., Ga., fine spring water, two miles
to church and school. Write or come.
A. W. Hooper, Rt. 3, Cleveland, Ga.

C. Loyd, Nicholls,

81 acres of land, 5 miles south of
Dalton, 1-2 mile from new highway.
1 mile to school and church, good
well, orchards, pasture, will sell

Ga,

4 horse farm, good land for cotton,
corn, tobacco, etc., good buildings,

see present crop and be convinced. |

V. S. Phillips, Covena, Ga. .

900 acres of cotton & tobacco
land, near Rocky Ford, Ga., good
houses and out buildings, $25 per
acre, running water for stock. Geo.
M. Newton, Route 1, Box 43, Rocky
Ford, Ga.

120 acres of land, in Oglethorpe
Co., $85 per acre near S, A. L. Ry.,
half in cultivation, balance in pas-
ture and timber, well watered, seven
room house, new barn, near schools
and churehes, telephone, write. W. D.
Vaughan, Box 1838, Jackson, Ga. _

200 acres, 7 miles of Americus, in
Sumter Co., Ga., 1 four room house,
1 three room house, pasture, $30 pe
gar Shipp, Jr., Americus, Ga. >

150 acres in Morgan Co, 2 houses

for dairying, running water in pas-
ture, $15 per acre, write or come to
see. R. L. Seabolt, Buckhead, Ga.

state of cultivation, located in mid-

lation. J. W. Curtis, Neal, Ga.

60 and 30 acre tracts of mountain
Highway. 8 room house, 5 aeres of

red top grass and clover, 6 good
springs. W. J. Holden, Dillard, Ga.

204 acres of land in Campbell Co.,
Ga., 4 miles from Stonewall, Ga. 1.
six room house, 2 tenant houses, good
well, close to school and church, $25
per acre. J. A. Thames, Rt. 1, Stone-
wall, Ga.

590 acres, 1 six room house in
good condition, 7 tenant houses, 5
new tobacco barns, price less than

$34 per acre, located in Tift Co. 2

ten miles from Tifton. Easy terms.
Write Brown & Willis, Tifton, Ga.

47 1-2 acres in Forsyth Co. 1 horse

and pasture. 3 room house, barn, ete.
good. well, spring and two branches.

and church, $600 cash only, no ex-
yea D. A. Little, Rt. 1, Arabi,
ra. : ae :

59 acres land, $15 per acre, one-
fourth cash, balance 3 years at 6 per

Vidalia in Montgomery Co., on Pub-
lic road. 8. A. Peel, Milan, Ga.

Ideal Farm for dairying now used
as such. Will sell land and cows, 82
acres of land, 20 head of rattle, if
Interested write Paul Swanson, Rt.
1, Palmetto, Ga. i ee

Farms from 50. acres up on most
convenient terms. In the heart of

ter of the State.
Quitman, Ga,

1 82 acre farm and good 10 Toom



_ For sale 178 ecres of good land
with improvements in Campbell Co.,

crete highway,

house on Atlanta to Nashville con-

reasonable. R. T. J ones, Rt. 1, Dalton, |

ville, Ga.

one-half cash. G,
| cross, Ga,

Lodge, Ga.

barn other building,
timber, T. J. Ledford, Due, Ga.

142 acres farm land on highway,
well improved. Ternis.
Smithville, Ga.

195 acres Gilmer Co., Part in cul-
tivation, water, good climate, church,
school. Mrs. 8. C. Eller, Ella Gap,
(Gee LAS ES

_ 184 acres, wood, pasture, mostly
in cultivation, house, barn,
trees, convenient to school and
church, orice $2500. . Terms. cash.
Mrs. T. A. Garrison, Lumpkin, Ga.

running water, will rent als

I 0, - J, 2G.
Wood, Tallapoosa, Ga. :

and churches, convenient, 9 miles of.

Kennesaw, Ga.

ton, Ga.
lent for dairy farm, buildings. and

all modern conveniences. Write for

Mrs. E. P. Johnson, Clarkston, Ga.
158 acres at $15 per acre 5 1-2

way, terms. S, A, Peel, Milan, Ga.

schools, also plow tools. Also 100:

to
and railroad, 5

Another farm 26 acres close
churches, schools

acres in pecans, three barns, 7 room _

eee. R. E. Bowers, Sr., Dixie,
a. . ; ek

178 acres near Social Circle, close

ture, dwelling, barns, excellent water.
Mrs. L. L.
Ga.

-146 acres near Atlanta, churches,

buildings, spring water, farm tools,

Ga. Peres ee

200 acres, 30 acres of bottom land,
apple trees, good water, 6 room house
barn, poultry houses, school, church,
highway, O. T. Carroll, Ellijay, Ga.

300 acres near Pavo, Ga., public
road, nearly all in cultivation, Farm
houses, fences. Write for terms.
Equipment goes with farm. Also 1034
near Pavo, 850 acres in cultivation,
running water, modern improvements
dwelling and tenant houses, $8000
timber value. W. W. Williams, Quit-
man, Ga.

59 acres, 30 acres in cultivation,
pasture, running water, 5 room house
in Ben Hill County, $1100. Also 3-
1-2 acres of good poultry farm, good
house, $375. R. V. Hunter, Abbe-

127 acres, public road, springs,
running streams, three houses, pas-
tures, near Atlanta. Price $5,000,
. Adams, Nor-;

_ 100 acres near Atlanta. Also 300
acres near Newnan, also 278 acres
near: Fayetteville and also 880 acres
near Nicholls. Write for terms on



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located in the town! Ga, 7m" . Loyd, Nicholls,

_ Thursday, August 2, 1998

FARM LAND FOR SALE AND WANTED

of. Turnerville, Habersham, County.
Good stream on property, for infor-
mation write Louis B. Magid, Tallulah

80 acres of land bordering Toccoa
River for three-fourths of a mile,
}good state of cultivation, dwelling,
good water,

J. J. Ivey,

pecan

120 acres, house, orchard pasture,

100 acres red land, house, athioel

Marietta, $60 per acre. A. W. Kemp,

67 acres near Dalton, no buildings, ,
| will exchange for dwelling in: Dalton
| or Marietta. Mrs. S.

H. Brown, Dal-
26 1-2 acres near Atlanta, excel-

terms. Also excellent truck farm. |

miles north of Millen, Ga. on high-.

850 acres, 180 in high cultivation, ~

acre farm, 45 acres in cultivation.

to Highway and Railroad, wood, pas-

Tucker, Sr., Social Circle, -

schools, dwelling, tenant house, other.

feed stuff, cow, chickens, other equip- __
ment. S..M. Gunter, Lawrenceville,

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ighways, :
trees, timber, all modern convenien-
_ ces. Write for terms. E. E. Bishop,
y Ehomesiile: Ga.

200 acres, fences, public road,
: eaaabek running water, dwelling,
_ barn, tools, stock, church, school. E.
_ W. Anderson, Beachton, Ga.

250 acres modern improvements,
_ ehurches and schools, also other
farms on er B. H. Money, SOE
gins, Ga,

_ Tunning water, pasture, wood, fine
_ place for poultry, dairying or truck-
ing near East Point, Mrs. M. B. Lev-
eritt, Rt. 1, Box 215, Atlanta, Ga.

1696 acres, three miles of Albany,
wood, pasture, high state of culti-
vation, produce any crops, stock and
truck. Will also rent. Mrs. J. M. Wal-
_ters, Albany, Ga.







. 389 acre farm, school, dwelling,
water, pasture, pecan trees, fences,

x As Seabolt, Buckhead, Ga. Morgan,
40.
























800 acres in Upson County. 10
room dwelling, 3 tenant houses, 12
horse farm, 200 acres of timber, $20
yer acre. Write for terms. W. E.
oe Thomaston, Ga.



100 acres, 6 room house, well wat-
er, barns, excellent for tobacco,

ees stock. we (Ge Broome, Tifton,
oS ae ee





100 acres, 4 rooms, dwelling, barn,
enant house, running water, pasture,
wood, timber, $2500. R. D. Giles,
: Winston, Ga.








S 50 acres, 4 room house, barn, run-
ning water, apple orchard, school,
_ church, eash $500. Also 110 acres, 6
room house, barn, orchard, near
highway, school and churches. Terms.
E. L. Carr, White, Ga. -

A farm in North Georgia, ee

and peach trees and other fruit
trees, timber, new barn, stables, 8
room house, water, church, school,
_will trade for other property, crop
also for sale. G. WwW. Cobb, Ellijay,
Ga.
127 acres near Rhinehart, pasture,
land, running water, produces well,
will sell cheap for cash. C. L. Ches-
ter, Waleska, Ga.

4 acres, 5 room house, fine well,
convenient to school and_ church.
Write Box 172, Locust Grove, Ga.

20 or 380 acres of land, small house

















acre, terms, $5 down and remainder
to. suit the purchaser. A Thompson,
Smyrna, Ga,







pee 25 acres of land, two miles west
of Fairburn, Ga., 38 room house,
mall barn, running water, near
school and church. Mrs. Alice Gar-
ner, Palmetto, Ga.








- 90 acres, 60 acres in cultivation,
balance in wood, timber and pastures.
20 acres bottom land. 8 room brick
house, three room tenant house, 2
barns and other out buildings. Orch-
e ards, located in Cobb ae 1 mile
from Kennesaw, $5500. C. P. Damer-
OD. Kennesaw, Ga

: 300 acres, 85 in cultivation, on
paved highway, $40 per acre, on ten
_ years time, also 120 acres, 65 in
cultivation, on State highway No. 28,
$40 per acre on 10 years time, also
100 acres, 45 in cultivation in mile



















tivation, half mile from public road,
$30 per acre on ten years time, and
also 245 acres.of timbered land, $6
per acre. H. L. Baxley,





Ball farm and orchard property
n Habersham County. C. 2 - Colling,
Demorest, Ga.




t| about 55 acres in cultiyatio:
house with ample barns,

89 acres. 5 room ioane. tary: spg.,|

and other improvements, $100 per

from Public road, $40 per acre on 10.
years time, also 75 acres, 35 in cul-|



: "$40 per
a Terms. Je Ww. Long, Ashburn,
a

Two horse farm for tlc or rent,
all conveniences. Terms reasonable.
Write or see L. M. Cummingham,
Hartwell, Ga.

157 acres, 90 in
houses, good cotton and tobacco land
near Matthews, Ga., $20 per acre. H.
L. Eason, Hahira, Ga,

70 acres, 55 in cultivation, 9 miles
west of Fitzgerald, near school and
church, six room house. B. F. John-
son, Fitzgerald, Ga.

225 acres, 8 miles from Fitzgerald,
on publie road, convenient to schools
and churches. Cash or terms. Price
$20 per acre. J. P. McEachern.

35 acres, 15 acres bench and bot-
tom land, balance timber, good house
and spring, close to town, orchard.
Write. T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga.

70 acres in Banks Co., $36 per
acre or will exchange for good corn
farm. Write if interested. C. C.
Merck, Homer, Ga.

90 acre farm, 65 acres in culti-
vation, convenient to schools and
churches, orchards. well improved,
$1800, one-half wash, balance on

terms. G. L. Willis, Talking Rock, Ga. |

250 acres in Hart County, ideal
location for dairying, 50 acres in
meadow, 8 room house, .3 tenant
houses, on public highway, leading
to Hartwell. F. H. Bradley, Hartwell,
Ga. 5

438 acres land 4 miles Americus,

Sumter County, Ga., 5 room house, |

4 good tenant houses, 100 acres
fenced, running water, Terms. $17.50

per acre. Edgar Shipp, Jr., Americus,

Ga.

100 acres, timber, five room house,
near Conyers 315.00 per acre. J. T.
Stanley, Stockbridge, Georgia.

250 acres, Grady Co., near Pelham,
timber, $12.00 per acre. Mrs. R. T.
Parker, Whigham, Ga.

Pasture land, running water, Mrs.

S. J. Belcher, Adairsville, Ga. -

100 acrs Marion County, 3 room
house, Mrs. J. D. Pope, Box Springs,
Georgia.

490 acres, 5 room house, Turpen-

tine and saw mill timber, running wat-
er, good schools and churches, price
$4,000.00 on terms, $3,000.00 igs Gi
W. White, Hazlehurst, Ga. -

90 acres in Bacon county, 50 acres
cleared, barn, timber, good location,
$2500. O. M. Moody, Coffee, Ga.

350 acres, 2 houses, other buildings,
price $7000. John Daniel, Baxley,
Georgia.

Farm land near Statesboro. Write
Benj. E. Cannon, Statesboro, Ga.

50 acres 6 room house, near Doug-
las, good water, $1000. E. W. Solo-

mon, West Green, Ga.

172 acres, modern improvements.
Mrs. M. F. Williams, Matthews, Ga.

100. acres-near Thomaston, conve-
nient market, state of high cultivation,
timber, stock, W. M. Fortney, Means-
ville, Ga.

- Farm for sale near Blackshear, Ga.
$25,000 cash. 4H.
Blackshear, Ga.

650 Acre farm near Atlanta will
rent also. Malcolm Simmons, 102
Greenwood Place, Decatur, Ga.

401 acres near Atlanta, timber, 3.
room house, barn. Mrs. T. H. Jame-
son, 972 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.

240 acres near school and church, 6
room dwelling, 3 tenant houses, barn,

cultivation, 4 |

| Ga,

W. Easterling,



- 25 acres near Sparta, 3 room house.

Also 85 acres near Milledgeville, dairy

possibilities. Mr. Lester Smith, Mil-

ledgeyille, Ga.

40 acres near Canton $500.00. J. C,
Boling, Waleska, Ga.

105 acres, timber, 6 room dwell-
ing,_ barns, tenant houses other con-
veniences. $5000. - = M. Head,
Marietta, Ga,

577 acres, dwelling. 2 tenant hous-
es, barns, timber $35.00 per acre in-
cludes stock and other equipments.
H.W. Easterling, Blackshear, Ga.

24 acres fenced house, good loca-
tion, $800.00. Mrs. A. R. Curry, Mt.
Pleasant, Ga.

129 acres femstsoil Co. 6 room
house, barns, stables, farm equip-
ment, ideal location, fine soil. Write
for terms. J. T. Russell, Wadley, Ga.

162 1-2 acres near Wallace, Ga.,
good location, water, barn. Mrs. J.
W. Kelley, Culverton, Ga.

46 acres poultry farm, near Buford,
J. M. Wood, Buford, Ga.

157 acres, good buildings will also
rent. J. E. Broadway, Silver Creek,
Ga.

65. acres, pastures 5 room house,
barns, other buildings, school, church.
Terms. W. . Stamey, Cleveland, Ga.

200 acres Worth Co. J. E. Kenyon,
Dawson, Ga.<

250 acres barns, dwelling house,
other buildings, excellent location.
$8000..
Georgia.

936 acres dairy and ax Jue
ties, tenant houses, farm on river
near Athens. $30.00 per acre. Mrs.
Henry Comer, Maxeys, Ga.

60 acres to sell or rent near Athens.
Excellent location, stock. S. M. Chand-
ler, Hull, Ga.

7 acres pastures, buildings.
ic J. Brookshire, Demorest, Ga.

200 acres $4000. Write for des-
eription and terms. R. S. Canady,
Surrency, Ga.

Mrs.

70 acres near Soperton, Georgia, $30
per acre, easy terms. C. T. Thig-
pen, Soperton, Ga.

AQ acres near Hahira. Fine land
for tobacco, mules, farm equipment.
W. F. Drew, Hahira, Ga.

100 acres near Roberta, Ga. Pas-
ture, fences, wood, houses, $15.00 per

acre. Mrs. Carrie Lou Sanders, Knox-
ville, Ga.

161 acres. Write tae Ferrell, Ca-
iro, Ga. '

800 acres, dwelling, barns, other
houses, excellent tobacco land, will
lease. G. M. Ricketson, Broxton, Ga.

60 acres excellent location $500.00.
Charles Bates, Cartecay, Ga.

268 acres, 3 houses, orchard, near
Chattanooga, Tenn. M. M. Stephens,
Wildwood, Ga. = Res

42 acres wonderful location, barn,
water, pasture, $2000. I. A. Kewah,
Rockmart, Ga.

60. acres good location, dwelling,
tenant house, other buildings. Write

house, pastures, dairy farm, $50.00
per acre, would rent. W. L. Baker,
548 South Main St., College Park, Ga.

100 acres, will also rent.



Gibson, Talbotton, Ga.



~ | $9900,

City, Ga.

W. E. a ae

| wonderful possibilities.

for price. J. M. Garner, Rockmart,
Georgia.
126 acres good pasture, 6 room
house, barn, tenant houses.. G. H.
Jolley, Adairsville, Ga. ee
186 acres near Atlanta. 5 room

| will rent three to five years to re-

R. Di



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Georgia.

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217 acres near Box ao Ga:
D. E. Morgan, Columbus,

room house.
Georgia.








50 1-2 acres near Vienna, Ga. 5
room house, timber, pasture, price
$1000. Terms. Would also rent
Annie Hogue, Seville, Ga.














fs

110 acres. Rockdale Co., eoellent 3
soil, houses, barns and other buildings,
stock, farm equipment, $2000. L. D..
Whe ce, Lithonia, Ga,



FARM LAND WANTED

Want two or three horse farm near
Americus, Ga., Dody Bros. -White
Plains, Ga.

Want 2 or three horse farm will
crop or for wages, J. W. Ryals, Quit.
man, Ga.

Want 5000 acres. W. J. Mosse,
Stillmore, Ga.

Want small dairy. L. Gray, Iron

- Want small farm for 1929 near
Pr aaiee J. M. Pressley, Pe
a

Wanted a good house, few acres.
of land, near Fitzgerald or Ashburn,
| Ga., Married man. with six childzen.
PEs, 8. Simmons, Harley, Ga. gee

35 or 40 acres- of good land near
school and church, near Atlanta or |
Marietta, Ga. Can furnish good ref-
erence. Write what you have. J. S..
Greene, Rt. 2, Adairsville, Ga.

150 or 200 acres want to lease for
3 to 5 years, must have good house,
barn and big pasture, running water.~ ss
EA. Davis, Austell, Ga.

100 to 200 acres about 30 or 40 oy
miles from Atlanta, good buildings,
pasture and water, have good trac-
tors and other tools and stock. Good
reference. A. L. Linn, Rome, Ga.































One to four horse farm in Hall or ~
Habersham County. Land must be
clear of rocks, with good house and
tenant houses. C. H. Murphy, eis 1,
Cornelia, Ga.

Wanted to lease a st olced and
equipped dairy farm on shares. Pre-
fer one near Franklin Springs. E. L.
Sterner, Rt. A, Albany, Ga.

Want large tract of good level ae
land 1000 acres or more. E. A. Poole,
Swansea, S. C.



FARM LAND FOR RENT

2 horse farm on halves or rent. C.
McDaniel, Winder, Ga.

2 howe farm near Athens, ee s
for proposition. P. E. Rhodes, Ath-
ens, Ga.

Large farm 26 miles from Augusta,
C. E. Bush,
McBean, Ga.

3 horse farm, 5 room house, near
Lumpkin, Ga. Mrs. E. Garrison,
Lumpkin, Ga.

2 miles Brooks, Ga., good dwelling.
J. L. Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga.

108 acres in Bullock Co., W. D.
Peacock, Summit, Ga.

Good farm, 26 mi., of ee on.
suitable basis to reliable parties.
References required. M. M. Simmons, .
102 Greenwood Place, Decatur, Ga.















600 acre farm seven miles west of i
Cartersville on the Etowah River,

liable party for one-third and one-
fourth of crop. Enough good white
labor on farm to operate more than



one-half of it. T. J. Lyon, 232 lon =
St., Atlanta, Ga. =















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So ext years.

References exchanged.

: Uvalda, Ga.

~

el L. O. Stapler, Rt. 4, Bowden, Ga.

. dle aged man, can drive most any kind

- ae

! gire

e several families to help gather crop.
experience. Also want a two row cot-

Lovelace, West Point, sy

2 horse farm to rent to party. C.
L. Bradford, Woolsey, Ga. =
A cottage and several acres of land

in country village for rent. Mr.
Philip M. Moss, White Plains, Ga.



- Farm Employment |

FARM HELP WANTED

Want colored farmer to care for
place near Atlanta, tenant house,
water, etc. John Perrell, 603 W.
Peachtree St., Apt. 50, Atlanta, Ga.



Reliable single man or boy, white
or colored to help gather this crop and
Jill give part crop and
board for labor next year. Good home
for right one. C. C. McDaniel, Rt. 1,
Winder, Ga.

Honest, sober man with family to
work one or more plows, to grow to-
bacco and other crops in 50-50 basis
-1929.. Near good school and church
in Jenkins County. L. T. Lightfoot,
Millen, Ga., Route A, Box 35.



POSITIONS WANTED ON FARM:

Want jobs for four or five young
people with some good man 6n a truck
or dairy farm.
blacksmith shop, eight in family.
Want a home near some town. Mrs-
L. S. Simmons, Hatley, Ga.

' Married white man 85 years old,
reared on farm, and experienced in all
farm crop with 4 yrs. peach and ap-

ple experience and a_ specialist in

flowers, shrubbery and garden, desires
. a place as flower and vegetable gard-

ner or care taker, sober and _ honest.
R. R. Clark,
Box 14, Mountain City.

Wanted position digging and pre-
paring wells and ditching on farms.
Can cut any kind of ditch. Several
years experience. Dean Johnson,

Want position as overseer of 10 or
15 horse farm20 yrs. experience in
general farmingcan keep up any
_ kind of farm machinery and operate
same and can handle labor. Have
force enough to gather 2 horse farm.
Can begin any time after Aug. ist.

R. P. Tyson, Arabi, Ga.

Experienced pecan budder wants
work budding all varieies of pecans

_ during Aug. and July. Ralph Bradley,
. Leslie, Ga. ; ,

_. Want job overseeing farm, sober,

willing worker, 45 years old: Prefer|

location in South Georgia, near school.
Can furnish references is desired.
_ Give full particulars in first letter,

Want position driving a truck, mid-

of a truck and do most any kind of

_ work, sawmilling now, working in|

planer mill, only wife and myself in
family. E. S. Lee, Rt. 5, Waycross,
Ga., care Dixie U. Garage.

Want position on farm,in middle or
south Georgia. Dont write if above
_ Macon. Have 7 in family, all farmer
boys old enough to work and pick
cotton. Can
Want to trade for 1929. Write E. D.
Hicks, Rt. 1, Box 24, Dupont, Ga.

. . Wanted: middle-aged couple for
fruit farm; prefer one with own car
(not truck); can begin work at once.

reference and state wages de-

i in first letter. Good chance for

right party. J. D. Prickett, 1090 Bri-
arcliff Rd., Atlanta, Ga, S

Wanted several wage hands, also
_ State wage expected Give age and

. ton duster in good eondition.



| work and handle mac



Husband runs aj

, begin working now. |:

ion, deter at stick
who has a car, to do general fi
inery. Want
a worker and man of judgment. Give
pected. W. H. Bolton, Box 436, Grif-
fin, Ga. ee

Want tenant for 125 acre farm,
near Atlanta. Virgle Evans, 714
Glenn Building, Atlanta, Georgia.

of Franklin county.
Thomson, Ga.

nine in family, four boys to work. W.
J. Crosby, Odum, Ga.


Want three tenants on small farm.
Will rent or work on shares.
Magid, Tallulah Lodge, Ga.

Job wanted in dairy as milker and
helper for 1929. Have wife and 4
children; must be near school, and
church. Write, stating salary. J. O.
Davis, Route 4, Gainesville, Ga.



Second Hand Machinery for
Sale and Wanted

1 Fordson Tractor with governor
$125.00. T. W. Stroud, Egypt, Ga.

1 practically new Johf Deere rid-
ing cultivator, 6. plows, $45.00 cash,
1 good harrow, needs new discs, other-
wise perfect, $15; other machinery for
sale or will exch. for Reg. Jersey heif-
ers or pure bred hogs or poultry.
Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga.



- 2 Lilliston. Peanut pickers in good
condition except belts. Only picked
two crops with one of. them and one
crop with the other. Will sell at $150
ea; some repairs that go with them at
this price, on hand. A. J. Gillen, Max-
eys, Ga. -. X

1 Racine Thrash a combination corn
sheller, peanut picker, velvet bean, pea
and oat thrash,.a large machine and
will do all the work you are looking
for quickly, used one season, will sell
for half price. A. J. Crew, Whigham,
Georgia.

1 Willisom Stump Puller No. 6 with
all the parts and in good shape. Write
for prices. H. S. Rogers, Vienna, Ga.

1 No. 44 Chattanooga Power Syr-
up Mill, one 14 ft. copper pan all for
$115 or will exch. for Lauden Stanti-

16 Brady St., Atlan
4404,

cL syrup kettle, 60 gallon, in good
condition $15 fob Morven, Ga. Lizzie
Lawson, Rt. 1, Morven, Ga.

ta, Ga., phone Hem,

Two big power cane mills, Golden.
make, size 36 and two -16-ft. copper
evaporators and large juice boxes,
half price. W. W. Williams, Quit-
man, Ga. 6

One Chattanooga power syrup mill
No. 44 for sale at a sacrifice, F. F.
Brown, Gloster, Ga.

1 second-hand 2 gin outfit, either
complete or in parts, J. H. Getzen,
Pendergrass, Ga.

1 Fordson tractor, good condition,
fenders, $250.00; 1 Oliver D. 75 Disc
plow, used very little, $40.00; 1 two-
horse riding cultivator, $10.00; 1 two
horse grain drill, $15.00. C: M. Ham-
mond, Augusta, Ga., Route 4.

One two horse B. F. Avery gasoline
engine, almost good as new. P, B.|
Reese, Blythe, Ga. e

16H.P. gas engine and crusher,
$75.00 cash price. Miss Pearl E, Hyde,
Ellijay, Ga., Route 8, Box 84, - :

_1 850 H. P. Hewes and Phillips
Cross Compound Corliss Engine. Will



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three references and state salary ex- |

Want for 1929 croppers upper part |
E. T. Soselee, |

Want for 1929 farm on shares, have,

is Buy.

ous or Insilage cutter. J. P. Simpson, |

|W. Whitwo

1, +

O. Williams, Rt. A, Millen, Ga.

1 Ford Tractor, also want to get
in touch with farmer for 1929. Mrs,
F. H: Jamison, 972 Peachtree 8t., At-
lanta, Ga. _ oe



SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
WANTED

Feed cutter for all kinds of green
feed equipped with hand crank and
pulley for small gas engine. Must be
in good condition and reasonable for
cash. D. J. Wagner, Waycross, Ga.

Benthall peanut picker and tractor.
Must be in good condition and cheap
for cash. H. M. Garrison, Milan, Ga.

Chattanooga Cane Mill No. 44 and
two pulleys $50.00. Good condition.
J. M. Baldwin, Rt. 4, Rockmart, Ga.

Good stump puller. Would prfer
to rent one 3090 days. Will use
with care. Or will exchange farm
products for same at bargain. Must
be not more than 75 miles distant. L.
E. Phillips, Rt. A, Colquitt, Ga.

Steel tower, 80 ft. high with tank
between 1000 and 2 gal. Gasoline

in diameter. Also one horse hay rake
and good tractor. Prices must be
very reasonable and articles in good
condition.. Lewis E. Tabor, Gillion-
ville Road, Albany, Ga.

Steam pressure canner and equip-
ment. Reasonable. The Oaks Gar-
dens, Apison, Tenn.

Wanted: one Benthal peanut picker.
Must be in good condition. State years
in use. Shirley Bros., Louisville, Ga.

Wanted 45 or 55 horse power gas or

Bros, Buckhead, Ga., Morgan County.

One fruit tree digger plow for nur-
seryman $10; 1 large 12 in. Avery
make No. 19; 2-horse Turner $10; 1
wide. suitable for power

T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga.



Ke Th oe ;
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

1 full tail peafowl plumes, $5.00.
Mrs. Evie Ward, Rt. 3, Dublin, Ga.

~ Will exchange 200 Octagon coupons
for 2 quilt tops. Pay postage both
ways or will take blocks or large
squares to make 2 tops. Mrs. Evelyn
Smith, Rt. 2, Griffin, Georgia.

Ground Oyster shell for your chick-
ens, $1.00 per hundred Ib. $17.00
per ton FOB Savannah. W. A. Smith,
102 Bay St., E. Savannah, Ga.

Bright sun cured tobacco, srhoking
and chewing, 4 lb. for $1.00 del. Wm.
Nunn, Rt. 4, Lawrenceville, Ga.

White and red vinegar, 50 gallon

gar, FOB Dublin. Cash with order.
cH: Harrison, Dublin, Ga.

Beautiful long leaf pine needle bas-
kets, very elaborate, painted lt. oak
and gold enamel, also silver pretty
handles; gallon size $2, 1-2 gal. size
$1.50 del. painted on the inside cream
or white, trimmed with 3 flowers.-
Cash with order. Also will exch. 50

ea for Tufting thread an
white and black. Mrs.
Route 1, Sharpsburg, Ga.

y col. except
Tom. Bryan,

pons for pure bred S.C. W. Leghorn
pullets at rate of 75 ea. hatched not
later than Apr. 1st. Will not accept
culls or scaley legs. Sidney D. Crow,





sell at bargain. C. Q. Norris, East-
man, Ga. oR

ttm

<

Route 2, Bogart, Ga. :
Hand painted felt hats, any -design.

or i

| OF [pa
.|50 and 65c ea. also commercial

_|vertising, designing,. lettering, et

Good mowing machine and rake. H.

engine, 3-4 horse power and pipe 8 in. |

oil engine, stationary or tractor. Bell.

large grind rock 21 in. high 6 in.

) grinding |

open equipped. $10, all fob Ellijay, |
a.

bbls. 15c per gal.; also bottle vine-|-
Seed, 80c lb. postpaid. (no address

or more Octagon soap coupons at le]

' Will exch. 127 Octagon soap oon



$2.50 fe
ted crepe de chine handkerchief









Write Chloe Fitts, /Jasper, Ga.
\ pe

About 500 bushels Georgia B
peaches reasonable price, ready
about ten days. Come and see -
2 miles north of Alto. J. T. Barret
Alto, Ga., R F D1.

1 good steer yoke, with 2 pipe bow
$5.00 or will exchange for equal
ue. B. H. Manry, Goggins, Ga.




















1 open plain tire second hand b
gy in fair shape, $20.00 or exchang
for meat hogs at 8c lb. on foot, Je
sey heifer .or pure Barred Rock hen
or pullets. Mrs. J. D. McIntyre, Ou
ley, Ga. > =















1 10-gal. keg pure apple vinegar,
yr. old; also some bottled. Will ge
or exchange for anything can use. D
KE. McDaniel, Luxomni, Ga.

Nice wool, 75c Ib. Several 1b.
sale. J. L. Whitworth, Rt. 3, Lavo
Ga... ae

























MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

~ White chicken feed sacks and qui
scraps. Will exchange purple Iris, 10
doz. Write what you have. Miss Al
ene Morgan, Route 4, Gainesville,











1 practically new 2-horse plow. ;
H. Manry, Goggins, Ga. s









SEED FOR SALE AND WANTED

Clean and sound seed peas, $2.51
per bu. FOB here. J. B. Harrell, Ma
nor, Ga. ;







- Burr clover seed, not screened 192
erop 4c per pound. Miss Viola Smit
Martin, Ga., Route 2.

Beans: Valentine, Stringless, Gree
Pod, 60 Day Beans, 35c lb. del. 3 Ibs.
$1; cabbage seed fall sowing, Charl
ton Flat Dutch, all seasons and su
head, 100 Ibs. Add postage. Senc
money order. No C. O. D. orders ship
ped. W. R. Stephens, Flowery Branch
Georgia, :



































Wanted: Yellow corn sunflower an
cane seed, sound and pure, for chick:
en feed. Must be cheap for cash. Mrs.
A. E. Hamer, LaGrange, Ga,










Recleaned Burr Clover seed new
crop 8 lb. here. Make fine winter
pastures. G. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga

Collard seed 50c lb., cabbage $1,
Turnips 50c, Mustard 35, Austrian
Winter Peas 14c lb., 220 pound bags,
orders for less not accepted. W. W
Williams, Quitman, Ga. ;























Magid, President Magid Orchard
Corporation, Tallulah Lodge, Ga. :

te lbs. good mixed turnip seed cheap
Write J. Q. Kykes, Eastman, Ga., Rt













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_ Purple top-and yellow globe turnip
seed, Willets wonder English pe














SYRUP FOR SALE AND WANTED

Pure Ga. Cane syrup, best grade in-
5 Ib. cans $5.00 per case of 12 cans
A. J. Crew, Whigham, Ga.

Will exch, 12 gallons syrup for can-
ned peaches or other canned fruits or
dried fruits. D. C, Rainey, Tifton, Ga.






























BUTTER FOR SALE

Nice yellow Jersey butter. 45 per _
lb. Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Rt. 4, Bowden,
Georgia. ; os













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Nice Jersey butter in cartons, 45_









del. Mrs. J. O. King, Lavonia, Ga.,
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