_ DEPARTMENT 9f 
EUGENE TALMADGE 
 
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"PUBLISHED bul the BUREAU OF MARKETS <~ C.H.BISHOP DIRECTOR) 
 
  
 
VOL. 11. 
 
STATE CAPITOL 
 
 
 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, es DEG. 1, 1927. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
_ Peas, Blackeyed .. 
 
  
 
  
 
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So STOP SELLING HOGS AT PRESENT PRICES 
 
I have just vdocined a report of a sale where four car lots of | 
hogs brought the following prices: 
 
No. 1$7.35. No. 2$6.85. No; 3$5.35. Ronehs 66: ab: 
 
The two hams and the two middlings, well cured, out of any 
one of these hogs, will bring more next apne than the entire. 
hog brought you. 
 
I think that this low slump in the eke has been brought  
about by rushing hogs on the market. You can keep this meat. 
 
_at home just as cheap as the large packers can keep it in the 
city. They have to pay higher rent on the buildings that they 
keep it stored in. Their refrigeration and handling costs them 
- something.and when they are getting more than they need for, 
_ their immediate use, they make you pay for these expenses 
with a large margin of profit added to them. If you will slack 
up for about.a month selling your hogs you will get. more for 
them. I hope that no Georgia farmer is selling. off his hogs 
now at any such prices as the above, with the expectation of 
buying his meat on credit next spring. If he is, dont talk 
hard timesjust talk plain foolishness. 
 
Corn is going too cheap. We are having ee list corn 
with us as cheap as 75 cents per bushel -delivered. This price 
 
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is netting the farmers on an average of about 60 or 65 cents | 
 
for his eorn. Hold your eorn, if possible. The crop is short in 
 
the great Middle West. I hope that no farmer is selling his 
 
corn at any such price as the one given, expecting to buy his 
 
meal on a credit next year. If such is the case, this particular 
ree : s 
 
tions on prices and sales of eggs in Georgia. | 
 
main separate. 
 
brother farmer need not talls fat timesjust talk plain fool- 
 
_- Ishness. 
On Page 6 you will find 2 ek of grades and habaecds that 
 
have been adopted by the Bureau of Markets to govern quota- 
These are the 
 
Federal grades as fav as practical. This may look like foolish- 
 
ness to the farmer back home who handles nothing but fresh | 
 
eges. But in the cities where eggs are kept on cold storage for 
 
as long asa year, grading does make a difference to the buyer. 
 
Competition is also keen in the egg market and they talk qual- 
ity on eggs just as much as they do price. 
 
. The Pure Food Department, this week, eaught several ip fe 
ments of eggs from California that were being sold in Georgia  
 
as fresh yard eggs. These were eggs that had been treated 
chemically and placed on cold storage for months. 
up well in color and appearance. 
But when cooked they have a stale taste. The 
cook would, at first, think it was the fault of the grease. But, 
in reality, it was due to the ege being anywhere from 8. to 
 
10 months old. : 2 
This practice Sit no danger continue in Georgia and they 
 
will be compelled to. label hee chemically noe eold storage 
eggs. 
 
of high prices on fresh yard eggs when they are searce in the 
state: peg, TALMADGE, Commmnsioner. 
 
 
 
MARKET REPORT 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices December 1, 1927. Always subject 0 variation. 
 
ast 
 
Potatoes, Sweet, (Yellow) bulk 
Potatoes, Irish, _ 
Cabbage, green erated 
Eggs, Fresh, Select 
Eggs, Fresh, Mixed 
Stags 
Hens . 
_, Roosters 
_Friers 
Ducks 
Geese 
Turkeys 
. Butter, Country, best table 
Butter, Country, cooking .. 
Peas, Field, Bet 
 
  
 
44 doz. 
84 doz. 
15 Ib. 
.22 Ib. 
12 Ib. 
.32 Ib. 
25 Ib. 
Tie 
. 80 lb. 
85 Ib. 
~ ,80 Ib. 
1.00 bu. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Syrup, Georgia Cane, bbls. ie 
Syrup, Sorghum, bbls. 
Meal, Corn, sack 
Corn, Milling, sacked 
Oats, No. 3 white, sacked .. 
Hay, Peanut, tightly baled 
 
Hay, Peavine 
Corn Shucks 
 
  
 
  
 
1.00 bu. 
 
  
 
  
 
. 16.50 ton 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
COLUMBUS 
 
$ 1.00 100 Ibs. 
2.35 100 Ibs. - 
2.75 100 lbs. 
 
-05 1-2e lb. 
 
2, 30 96 Ibs. 
 
68 bu.  | 
 
AUGUSTA 
$ 1.50 100 Ibs, 
2.50 100 Ibs. 
3.00 100 Ibs. 
 
ALLANTA | 
$s 1.507100 lbs. 
2.30 100 Ibs. 
2.00 100 Ibs. 
.50 to 55 doz 42-45 doz. 
48 to .50 doz.  .388-40 doz. 
19 Ib. al8 1b. 
wae Ib; AS Ip. 
11 Ib. 12 Jb. 
tbe .26 Ib. 
20 1D: 20h. 
1b. 
Ib 
lb. 
tb. 
bua 
lb. 
; gal. 
gal. 
96 lb. 
pu. 
3 bu. 
) ton 
ton 
00 ton | 
32:00 ton 
 
SAVANNAH 
 
$ 1.15 100 Ibs. - 
2.35 100 Ibs. 
2.25 100 lbs. 
 
MACON 
 
$ 1.50 100 Ibs. 
2.50 100 Ibs. 
 
2.50 100 Ibs. 
 
  
 
Alfalfa, (Ga.) 
 
BUTTER MARKET \ . 
Chicago Standard | (90) score ; Nov, 18th, TEs es 19th, ane Nov. 21st, 45 1-2; Nov. 22nd, 4 L2e; Nov. 23, 45 1-20. 
 
They hold  
The yellow and white re- | 
 
This ruling should enable our farmers to enjoy fie advantage s 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
Georgia. 
 
Large oe of siipteny 306: per 
 
100; "5e per 800, $2.25 per M. R. L. 
Charleston. Wakefield cabbage, 
$1.25 M.. Lots: -of 5 M or more $1 M. 
ron. Lakeland.  John Wz Borevelll 
_ Lakeland, Georgia. ee 
 
muda onions, white and yellow. $1. 50 
 
M. del. Cash. A. R. Holland, tees 
 
ton, Georgia. 
 
Jersey, Chadleston: Wakefield  and 
Flat Dutch cabbage, 200 or 45e, 500 
_ for 75c;,$1.25 M.., postpaid. wae Bran- 
x nan, Lewiston, Ga. 3 
 
Cabbage for winter ending, "200 
 
for 50c, 500 for 75c, $1.25 M,, post- 5 
paid. Miss: Grace Brana, Lewiston, | 
 
Georgia.  
 
Early fore and Charleston Wake- 
 
field cabbage, $1.25 M., del. by mail; 
: Be per M. express charges collect. 
Ee L Adcock, Senoia, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Dry sage, free from stems, 5dc tb, : 
 
del. Mrs. J. W. Lee, giles Geor- | 
gia, Route $28 - 
= Klondyke ~ strawberry, 92, oO My 
Bunch, cultivated blackberry, $20. M. 
W. G. Kelly; Forest Park, Ga. 
 
_. Lady Thompson strawberry, 40c per 
100. Cash. Miss Martha EL Thomp- 
son, Sylvester, Georgia. | 
 
_ Early Jersey and: Charleston Wore 
field eabbage, now ready, 75e per 500, 
$1.25 per M.,. postpaid. Prompt ship- 
ment. R. Chanelor. Seville, Ga. 
 
~ Kudza plants, 2 yr. crowns, 2c per 
plant. F. C. Drexal, Buena Vista, Ga. 
 
- Rasberry plants,  $1 per doz.,- Lu- 
 
_eretia dewberry, $1 per 100, del. Mrs. 
Re Robinson, Greenville, Ga. ee 
Long Island cabbage, and Bermuda 
 
onion, 80e Mosin=I to-5 M; 5 to 10 
 
'M, 65 M, FOB Hawkinsville, Ex- 
press ofice. Mrs. H. J. McCorvey, 
 
-Hawkinsville, Ga. ee 
 
. Early Dutch and Wakefield - eab- 
bage, open field grown, frost proof, 
 
now ready, 50c per 300, 500 for 75e, 
 
$1.25 per M. mailed; express collect, 
$1 M.,5 M $4. 50, 10 M. $7. 50; Klon- 
dyke strawberry, | 8 yr. old, [fren of 
disease, $1 per 300, $2.50 M., mailed. 
Cash. Major Crow, Gainesville, Geor- 
gia, Route 1.  
 
_ Everbearing and Gibson suanboey 
 
de per 100, $2 M. Mrs. Rubye Tum- 
eaeeewotg Ga. BED 2. 
 
a onion, 500 for "Be, $1. 25 per. M. 
= ., $6 prepaid; Heading varieties 
of collards, $1 M. Prompt shipment. 
alter. W. McEver, Braselton, eek 
gia, Route 1... ~ 
Early Jersey, Charleston Wake- 
field, Flat Dutch cabbage, postpaid, 
500 60, $1 per. Jy: Pope, Fitz- 
gerald, Georgia. a 
Frost Proof Jersey and Charleston 
Wakefield cabbage, from imported 
 seed. Now ready. Postpaid. 50c per 
- 200,. 75e per 500, $1.25 per M., 5. to 
: 10 M., $1 per M. CG, F, Maddox, Bue 
_ ford, Cn Route 2. 
Extra Jacke Everbearing  
berry. 50c per 100 del. Mrs. N. B. 
: Beh Elliston, Gere. a & 
 
_ Strawberry plants: " Klondyke, 25 
per 100, $2.50 M., Missionary, $2 M. 
Del. Mrs. Lena Holland, oe 
oe Georgia.  
 
per 100, $2 M., del., 
 
del.; 
 
that please or _ money back. - 
 
|Deverewx, Ga. 
 
per 3 M. 
 
F. Bloodworth, Lewiston, Ga. 
 
straw- | 
 
  
 
bage, 200. per 100, $ 
 
_ |5 M. lots $1 M. C. W. Wald, 
 
T. 
 
fery Branch, Georgia.  f 
 
|). Lady Thompson. strawberry, 50e per 
| 100, $3 M. Klondyke $2. M. Georgia 
hGonlard, 15e per 100, $1 M. Mrs. Mary 
Lou and George L. Durand, Gaines- |- 
 
ville,  Georgia, Route 2. 
 
Klondyke and Lady Ponaeed 
strawberry 30 per. 100, $2.25 M., del. 
 
i A Crow, Buford, Georgia. 
Winter: cabbage, $1.25 Mi) del. Ber- : 
 
Nie: 20 
Lady Thompson | 
35 per 100, $3 M. Mrs. Estie and. - 
M. Crow, Buford, Georgia. 
 
All varieties of cabbage, $1. 10 Mrj: 
Bermuda onion $1.50 M,,. December 
Sugar Crowder peas,. $3 bu. J, 
S. Ward, Fayetteville, Georgia.  zp 
 
Cabbage plants for winter heading } 
 
Strawberry plants: 
 
500 for T3Cy. $1 and $1.25 per M., del. 
Prompt  shipment. Mrs. Thelma and} 
 
Capt. Albert Harrngten, Thomas: 
ville; Georgia. SS 
 
Bermuda anions cabbage, lettuce a 
 
beet, $1.25 M. i OF eee oe 
Georgia. : 
 
"McDonald blackberry, _  $1. 50- per 
100, $12 MM; Premo Dewberry, $1.10 
per. 100, $10 M.; Large Brown Tur- 
| key fig- 2e, 8 ee 50e; Kudza, $3 per. 
 
1100. er 25 for $1. Caretaliy packed. 
 
Postpaid. J. W. Toole, Macon, Ga. 
. Early Jersey, 
field and Flat Dutch cabbage 60c per 
500, $1.10 M., del., 10 M for $8. Ex- 
press collect. W.. 0. Waldrip, Flow- 
ery Branch, Georgia, Route 1. : 
Jersey Wakefield and Succession 
cabbage and collards, $1.25 M. B. R. 
Woodliff,. Flowery Branch, Ga. 
Early Jersey, Wakefield cabbage. 
Now. ready, $1 M. Guaranteed. Plants 
ee 
Hughes, Rockingham, Georgia. 
Klondyke and: Missionary straw- 
berry $2 M. Mrs. James C. Coleman, | 
 
Frost proof cabbage, gt M., Collards 
$1: onions $1.25 W. WwW. eee: 
Quitman, Georgia. ~ 
_ Frost proof cabbage, Jersey, Mie | 
field, Succession, Drumhead and Flat 
Dutch, now ready, 75c per 300, $1.25 
 
M. Shipped by- mail. collect for plants 
 
and charges. a2 - Bruce, Valdosta, 
Georgia : 
 
Wakefield oa Fiat. Dutch cabbage 
$1. 25 per, Mi, del. Mrs. Jessie Clark, 
Thomasville, Georgia, Box 108. 
 
8 Ibs. nice, dry sage. Home raised. 
 
AQe Ib. Mrs. J. A. Marlow, Royston, 
Georgia, RED A; 
 
Prolific like the: Rock Hill, straw- 
berry plants, 25 per: 100, $2. M., $5 
Add postage. Mrs. C. R. 
Sorrells,  Monroe, Georgia, Rt. 1. 
 
Klondyke and Everbearing straw- 
berry, $2.50 per M. Mrs. W. W. 
Smith, Gainesville, Ga. Route 1. ; 
- Cabbage plants, 20c per 100, 75c 
for 500, $1.10 per M. del. Julian 
 
Klandyke strawberry, 30 per 100, 
$2.25 M., Wakefield cabbage, 25 per 
100, 1.25 M., del. Erskine Waldrip, 
 
-Gainesville,, pore Route 2. 
 
Klondyke strawberry 30 per 100; 
Lucretia dewberry $1 per 100, $8.00 
per M., large black walnut plants, 20c 
each; eehite nest. onions 40c gal, Add 
poblaee: No stamps accepted. Mrs. 
 
any E. Crider, Draketown, Georgia. 
 
Jersey and Charleston Wakefield 
cabbage, 75c per 500, $1.25 per M. J. 
| N. McKinley, Pitts, Ga. : 
_ Succession and Charleston Wake- 
aoe cabbage 25c per 100, $1.25 per 
 
M.,; del. D. Story, Morven, Ga. eee 
 
_ Himalaya blackberry, 50c per 100; 
 
}emall, 2 year old, well rooted black | 
 
Charleston | Wake-. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
walnut sprouts: 2c e eank I del. Mrs 
W. Craft, Hartwell, Ga: 
 
*Klondyke- Strawberry,   $1, ve e 
Charleston Wakefield cabbage 
per 100, $1.25 M. Mrs. E G. eae 
 
Gainesville, Ga. Route ae 
 
Frost. proof: Wakefield, Dutch; a 
Succession cabbage, collard and \Ber- 
muda onion plants, 500 for $1 del. 
ey McRee, Meigs, Ga. 
 
-Everbearing strawberry. . Ready 
ton shipment. $1.50 per 500, $2.50. per 
|M. J. G. Purcell, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Z Blackberry plants  and_ Magnolia 
trees. B. F. Hartman, Ugh othe, 
Georgia, Route a = 
 
Charleston, Wakefield, Flat Dutch, 
Early. Jersey, and  _ Succession cab-- 
bage $1.10 per M., "postpaid. Now| 
ready. Quill Petty, Powder Springs, 
Georgia. Route 2._ 
 
Frost proof, extra early, ieee atid 
Charleston Wakefield - cabbage, 60 
per 500, $1.10. M., postpaid, $4.50 per 
 
5. M.,. express - collect. E.- Y. Stokes, | 
{$2 per M. Any quantity. R. C. Rob- = 
 
Macon, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
-Klondyke and Missionary _ straw- 
 
berry, 1927 crop. True to name. Tbe | 
 
per 100, $6 M., prepaid. Miss Callie 
Fain, Morganton, ' a. 
Leading varieties of fine cabbage, 
now ready, 75c per. 500,-$1.25 M., del., 
5 M. and up 90c M., by express. Cash. 
WwW. CG. -Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga. 
Large everbearing strawberry, 35c 
per 100. Miss Pearl Brewton, States- 
| boro, Ga., Route E. ~~ 
Frost proof cabbage and. onion, 
| $1.25 per M., postpaid. Andrew oa 
Thomasville, Georgia. - | 
Klondyke strawberry $2. 25 per M., 
del, W. C. Owens, = Branch, 
Georgia, Route. 1. 
 
Yellow onion plants, $1. 3B per M., 
 
6 M for $5.50. Order by No. 71k930 
 
1-3 Wy N. Stephens, County Agent, 
 
Flowery Branch, Georgia. 
_Everbearing strawberry, well root- 
 
ted, 30c per 100 or $2.50 M.. del. Mrs. 
 
Os. Orr, Flowery Branch, Georgia, 
Route 1. 
 
-Klondyke strawberry, 35e per 100, 
90c per 300, $2.75 M. del. Lee Crow, | 
Buford, Ga. Route 3. SoA 
 
_ Large and early variety of straw- 
berry, 30c per 100, $2 M. del. Mrs. 
L. E. Mobley, Glennville, Ga. 
 
: Early Jersey and Wakefield cab- 
 
bage, $1 per M., or 65c per 500 by 
 
parcel post, $4 per 5 M., by express. 
J. S. Burgess, Pembroke, Ga. 
 
Cabbage plants. now ready, 65 per 
500, $1.15 M. del. Guy Waldrip, Flow- 
ry Branch, Georgia. 
 
Improved large - Klondyke straw 
berry 25 per 100, $2. M. Everbearing 
BoC: per, 100, $2.50- M; Flat Dutch 
cabbage, 15c per 100. Mrs. _ Rosie 
Crow, Cumming, Ga. Route 42 
 
Bermuda onions, $1.50 per M:; cab- 
bage $1.25 per M. B. Crow, Gaines- 
ville, Ga. 
 
- Kudza cuttings, 1 ie 5 years old, 
$5 M. Now is time to plant. L. G. 
Sanders, Dewey Rose, Georgia. 
 
Charleston Wakefield cabbage, 25 
per 100, 75 per 500, $1.25 M., del., 
$1 per M. FOB; Klondyke strawberry 
$2.25 M. or exch. for M. B. Turkey. 
i: Wingo, Flowery Branch, Geor- 
gia, Route 1.  
 
Cabbage palnts, 25e per 100, 90c 
 
| per 500, $1.25. M.; Klondyke straw- 
 
berry 35 per 100, $2, 25 M., del. Clyde 
Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga. Houle 2. 
 
Everbearing and Lady Thompson, 
strawberry 40 per 100 each, red and 
black rasberry, 3 for 25; huckelberry 
dewberry and blackberry, 25e. Add 
postage. Miss Cleo Turner, Cleveland, 
Oe Route 1, 
 
co ey Waketield {cabbeze, = 
 
25e | 
 
per aM or $1.25 M, del. Weis her 
wholesale areas. Cc. B. Lovett, ee 
| Georgia.  : 
 
Cabbage plants: $1 per Me M. G. = 
Vanzant, Abbeville, Ga. Route 3. _ 
- Guaranteed, winter heading, Gee 
 
200, $1.40 M., 5 M $6. Mrs. 
 
-| Maddox, Buford, Ga. 
 
Leading varieties of cabbage: sik 
now ready, $1.25 per M., del. Write 
 
for wholesale prices. Mrs. W, R. a 
Bob Lindsey, Lenox, Ga. i 
- Leading varieties of cabbage, $1, "5 
 
lect. Will exch. some for gladiolas, 
dahlias, hyacinths,  Amaryllis, lily, - 
pink canna bulbs, or Snap Dragon : 
plants. Mrs. L. H. Allison, 421 Prinee 
Avenue, Tifton, Georgia, ~~  
 
Klondyke strawberry 25c_ per 100, 
92. 50 M., del. J. BL Bennett, Flowery 
Branch, Georgia, Route 1. poNe 
 
All leading varieties, See 
 
erts, Jefferson, Georgia. - 
 
75 per 300, $1.25 per M., 10M or 
 
Branch, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Be Herndon, Mayfield, Ga. Route 2. 
 
-eston, Flat Dutch and All Season, 75c 
-per 300, $1.25 per M., 10 M. $1, del. 
G. F. Waldrip, Flowery eae Ga. 
Route 1. 
 
Klondyke y strawberry, 
 
Early Jersey, Wakefield, * Flat 
 
~|Send money orders. Mrs. Jim Thur- 
RFD 2.. 
berry, 20c per 100. Mrs. George yt 
 
Everbearing strawberry, 50 
 
| Douglasville, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
hagen Market cabbage, large, ~ well 
 
rooted. Satisfaction guaranteed.  
 
M., express collect. Cash. Mrs. a B. 
Davis Tifton, Georgia. 
 
Flat Dutch cabbage 20c per 100, 
 
Griffin, Thindar, Georgia. 
 
del. Winnie R. Waldrip, 
eo: Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Mammoth sage plants, 2 for IBe. 
/ Mrs. Pearl Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Route 4. 
Klondyke strawberry $2.50 and $3 M. 
 
fer. J. W. Ford, Conyers, Ga. Rt. 4. 
Lady Thompson strawberry, 
 
Hall, Calhoun, Georgia, Route 5. 
Frost proof cabbage, extra 
 
POBox 42. 
 
  
 
del, 5 M. by express collect $4. 50. 
Burgess Farms, Pembroke, Ga = 
 
Charleston Wakefield, Flat Dutch - 
and All Season cabbage, 70 per 800, 
$1, 20 per M., 90c per 10 M. or more, 
Flew ; 
 
eston and Jersey Wakefield cabbage. _ 
Shipped promptly, postpaid. 55e per 
Grace a 
 
per M., postpaid, $1 M. Express col- 
 
Charleston Wakefield, Flat Duteh - 
and al] season cabbage, now ready,  
 
more, $1 del. D. F. Howard, Flowery 
 
Progressive Everbearing qeuotaars 
lry, bbe, per 100, del. Cash.. Miss E. - 
 
Cabbage plants, now ready, Charl= : 
 
$2. 50 M. ee Z 
Lady Thompson, $3. M. es oe 
| Gainesville, Ga. i = 
 
x 
 
Dutch, frost proof cabbage, 15 per | 
100, $1.25 M. Orders filled promptly. 
 
mond and Son, Pendergrass, Georgia, # 
Good grade of everbearing straw- a 
 
Davis, Jr., Buckhead, Ga. ; ES 
 per 
100, $4 M. Cash or Money Order. No  
stamps accepted. Miss Lucy D. Brown if 
 
Early Jersey and Wakefield, Copen - 
 
$l 
per 500 prepaid parcel post, $1 per  
 
Charleston Wakefield, ok Bar: : 
ors 
$1.50 per M.,-over 5 M. $1 M. B. E, = 
 
Iceberg lettuce, 25 per 100 post: S 
| paid. Not less than 100 to a custom- _ 
er. Mrs 0. E. Browning, en ee 
 
Lady Thompson Everbearing ake g 
Mulen leaves or roots. Make best ofiae 
 
i 500 
for $1.10, $2 M., 5 M. $8. Mrs. J M. | 
early = 
 
Jersey Wakefield, $1 per M.,sent COD  
Mrs. Mary J. Stokes, Pep ecreld: Ga. 
 
- Frost proof cabbage, early Jersey  
rand Wakefield 75c per 500, $1.25 M.  
 
  
   
   
 
s $7.50 per 5 My del. Obie 
Buford, Ga se 
 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch sinter | 
 
iding, frost proof abbage. Now 
 
re ly. 25 per 100, $1.25 M. del., ex- 
 
press. collect, $1M., 10 M. and over 
 
Be per M., Giondys strawberry, 1 
 
sar. old, $1 per 300, $2.50 M., mailed. 
 
Cc. M, Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Iceberg lettuce, $1.50 per is 
25c per 100 postpaid. Mrs. O. 
Browning, Doerum, Ga. RFD 4. 
 
Pedigreed everbearing St. Bie: 
 
d rasberries, 50c doz. J. W. Bedell, 
79 North Forsyth St. Atlanta, | Ga. 
 
Nice. bunch of well rooted pepper- 
 
int. and pennyroyal; Travelers rest 
 
2% , 10 bunch, or 3 for 25c. Mrs. ay. 
 
E. McCook, Melntyre, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
or 
 
: eading varieties cabbage, 60e per | Ste an ge, Swainsboro, Ge Ha 5. 
 
$00 or $1 M., postpaid. John B. Pope, 
Fitzgerald, Ga. 
_ Frost Proof cabbage plants; Jersey 
Wakefield, Charleston  _ Wakefield, | 
 
Copenhagen. 25 per 100, $2 M, 5 M 'smaller- size, 85c Ib, sent. Parcel. post 
 
10 Ibs or more. : 0. Pfeiffer, oes 
 
$1.50 M. Guarantee full count. . E- T. 
Clements, Sandersville, Ga. 
(Cabbage plants for sale or- ecch A 
for 10 to 25/Ibs. of pure Rocky Ford 
canteloupe seed, Mrs. Grace. ais 
Buford, Georgia. 
 
Frost proof cabbage plants, 20 per 
100. Any. variety. v0 Bs Ward, Fayette. 
ville, Ga. Route Lao: 
Fall and. winter cabbage and ol- 
lard plants, Now ready. Prompt at- 
tention given to- all orders. 20 per 
100. 75 per 500, $1.25 M., postpaid. 
J. M. Nix, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
= Fall and winter. heading cabbage 
and collard plants. Leading varieties. 
Prompt attention given to orders. 75c 
per 500, $1.25 M. Del. A. J. Nix, Flow- 
ery Branch, Georgia. 
 
Frost proof cabbage, 75. per 500, 
$1.25 M., postpaid. By express collect. 
$1 :*M. r Croom, Seville, pre P. 
0. Box 15. 
= Cabbage and collard $1 per 
nions $1.25 per M. Prompt abipnent 
Dan. Vocke, Valdosta, Ga. 
 
Leading varieties of frost. robe 
cabbage, 200. for 45c, 500 for T5c, 
 
25 per M., 3 M. for $3.50, postpaid. 
H. H. Brannon, Lewiston, Gaccas 
 
  
 
VEGETABLES. 
 
- Dry, hot pepper 25 lb. Dry sage, | 
 
$8 ozs. 12c.: Mrs. Henry. Eller, Ellijay, 
Georgia, RFD 3. Sa aa 
 
_ Dry red pepper, now. ready, 
large pod, 40 small pod, or 15 qt. 
5 Ibs. or more 80c. Will exch for quilt 
scraps. Add postage. - Miss Beanie 
Smith, Kite, Ga. Route 1, Box 94, 
 
- Bermuda, Crystal and wax onions, 
85 per 500, $1.45 M., $7.50 per 6 M. 
 
Order by number. "T1k128 1-3. W. N.| 
 
Stephens, Flowery Branch, Georgia, 
 
Route 1. ; 
 
Artichokes for oie Tc the NS 
order accepted less than 10 Ibs. J. E. 
McCullor, Ivey, Ga. Route i. 
 
White mritiplying onions, 50 gal. | 
 
rs. Stella - Burke, Winterville, Ga. 
 
Nice, dried white nest onions, 50c 
gal. or 2 pks., $1.50. Add postage. 
Cash with order, Beatrice Deans, 
Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 37 
 
_ 1927 crop of sound white nest onions 
50e per gal. Add postage. Mrs. Alice. 
~ Hodges, Greenville, Ga. - 
 
_ Little white nest onions, 12c. Ib. 
: Prank D. Harwell, Danielsville, Ga. 
2 Route 2. & he ooy < 
 
VEGETABLES WANTED 
 Want Cushaws. Must have good 
necks. State quantity - and price. F. 
Ww. Ivey, Atlanta, Ga. 137 iva 
Avenue, Ne a 
 
  
 
E. 
 
B6e : 
 
Douglas. 
 
  
 
aes Je per 1b Aes s T. Daniels, Dex- |. 
 
nee 
 
tr Georgia, Route 3. 
Want old fashioned - ea shallots, 
te some white tender California 
 
| garden. bean seed. Mrs. Ww. 0. Pucket 
 
Cordele, Ga. Route B: 
~ Want all kinds of Sereiees Must 
be fresh. Write before shipping. Fred 
 
jt . Baker, Columbus, Ga, Box 244. 
 
  
 
PECANS & PEANUTS FOR SALE. 
 
Virginia buneh peanuts, $6 per 100 
Ibs. <Wm. Nunn, dere certs Geor- 
gia, Route 5.  rey 5 
- Large size pecans, 25e Ib. Not less 
than 4 Ibs, to customer. Mrs. L. C. 
Rowland, Louisville, | Ga. Route 
 
*| Box 4. 
 
Stuart pecans, 30. Ib. Chek oh  
 
LA small. amount of fine quality 
Stuart pecans. Will exch. Make offer. | 
J. H. Archer, Sparta, Ga 
 
Fancy large pecans, Stuart, 406 Yb 
 
Georgia, 421 Duncan Aver os 
 
NEC, sae raised. runner ee ; 
 
$1.25 bu., del. -C. H. Parish, Tifton, 
 
Georgia, Route 6. 
 
Genuine N. C. 16 yrs., improvement 
flat runer peanuts, $1.40 per bu. FOB 
Whigham. Orders filled Sroniptly Ww. 
Bed; Draughon, Whigham, Ga. 
 
Fresh pecans, sound, 40c Ib. Miss. 
 
Ridie Martin, Willard, Ga. 
 
Fancy pecans. 150 lb. lots 88 Te 
{less 40 Ib. No less than 5 Ibs. sold. 
 
[Wwe H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. ~ 
 
8 bu. medium size Red Spanish pea- 
nuts, 2 and 4 to pod, $2 per bu. or 
 
8 1-2c 1b. D. M. Dansby, . Rockmart, } 
Georgia, Route 3. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, be Ib... AB: 
C. Couch, Turin, Georgia. 
 
About 200 Ibs. nice seedling pecans, 
 
5c lb. FOB Dawson. Mrs. W. L. 
 
Alexander, Dawson, Ga. 830- Lee. St. 
 
White Gumbo Spanish peanuts, 10c 
lb. or $2.25 bu. MrsaG.S. Eee nee) 
Norcross, Georgia, - Route 1. 
 
55 lbs. small seedling pecans, 12 1-2 
cents. Ib., 15 Ibs larce seedlings, 25e 
Ib., 17 ee nice Stuarts 385c-lb. All 
FOB Crawfordville. Miss Ethel Chap- 
 
| man, Crawfordville, Cae 
 
Large pecans, 10 Ibs. $5; Thabo 
Spanish peanuts 9c lb. J. H. Bees 
Parrott, Ga. Route 1. ee 
 
iC Running peanuts, Be. Made 
 
75 bushels to the acre. Cash. G, A. 
 
Bragg, Donaldsonville, Ga. 
 
wild variety, | 
| 1927 crop, 12 1-2c Ib. or 15. del., large 
 
Pecans, known as- 
 
paper shell pecans, 1927 crop, 25e Ib. 
or 30c Ib. del. Cash. Tom Boe Brox- 
ton, Georgia. 
 
Paper sagll: nice size pecans, 40 
Ib. del. in 
 
No. 1 white Spanish Seana eneke 
ed, $1.60 bu. W. C. _Brassell, Gibson; 
Georgia. 
 
Several hundred tbs of nice pecans, 
 
Reasonsiile prices. 1, 2, 3, 35c, 30 and 
We per lb. Luther M. Cunningham, 
Hartwell, Georgia. 
 
Several hundred lbs. of Stuart pa- 
 
ae shell pecans, 40c Ib. 40 to 50 Ibs. 
 
Fesch paper shells, 30c Ibe 3 6; G. 
| Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Route Bi 
 
75 Ibs. nice, well filled Stuart pe- 
 
cans, 45c lb. FOB Sylvester. Cash. 
 
Miss Martha E. Thompson, Sylvester, = 
 
Georgia, 104 Westberry St. 
 
-Runner peanuts, 4 1-2 Ib. FOB 
Ds. Minchew. Douglas, 
Georgia. 
 
45 or 50 Ibs. medium - size. pecans, 
 
tis hull. Sound. Send best price. Mrs. 
 
* 
 
5 Ib. lots and over. T. J. 
-Ramsey, Covington, Gav 
 
  
 
75 Ibs. extra lee Stuart paper: 
| shell pecans, 50c Ib. Cash. H. G. Sam- | 
ple, Alamo, Georgia. 
 
Schley, Stuart, Delmas, Venteman, 
Mobiles - pecans, 50 and 40c lb. FOB 
| Perry. George oon Nunn, Perry, Ga. 
 
  
 
PECAN Ss AND PEANUTS WANTED. 
 
- Want peanuts. Will exch, Whatley 
| prolific - seed corn for same. G. W. 
Morrow. Elberton,. Ga. Route 2. 
 
Want seedling pecans. Send sample: 
and quote best price. Ry BS Lowe, 
Barnesville, Georgia; Route a \ 
 
Want pecans. All varieties, every- 
where. State lowest price and quan- 
 
tity. Send samples W. H. se. rton, Georgia Rt. 8, Box 83. 
 
Cairo, Georgia. 
 
- Want pecans. Send simple, prices" 
and: number. W. H. Waddelle, Pear- 
son, Georgia. 
 
Want any quantity  -pudded and | 
_| seedling pecans. Send samples. _and 
state cash price FOB Bainbridge. 
Bainbridge Produce - Co., Beleee, 
Georgia. _ 
 
Want 100 tbs, einail Bosnich 
Valencia peanuts, 25 lbs. paper shell 
pecans. Send sample and quote prices. 
tes He Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Want | pecans. Send sample and 
quote prices. Vernon. Bradham, Moul- 
trie, Ga. ; 
 
Want pecans, small and large. Send 
sample. and quote best price. Mrs, W. 
oe Cowart, Collins Georgia. 2 
 
Want new crop seedling pecans; 
also new crop paper shell pecans. 
Any. quantity. Send sample and I 
will quote my highest price. John K. 
Cheney, Valdosta, Ga. P. O. Box 278. 
 
Want. quantities of pecans. Send 
sample and prices. Terminal Fruit 
Co, Atlanta, Ga.. Terminal Station. 
 
  
 
SEEDS oS 
Old fashioned Bull Tongue tobacco 
dad This year crop. Recleaned. 10c 
tbls., larger quantity. cheaper. W. C, 
Beck, Riverdale, Ga.  * 
 
- Pure Rucker cotton seed, $1. 10 bu. = 
 
SY peo eR: ae a ass Geor- 
gia, Route 1. 
 
Old fashioned corn field pinnae 
seed, 25 hills, 10c. Will exch. Le J. 
Vollrath, Winston, Georgia. 
 
Purple top turnip and English Pea | potatoes, $1 bu. Felton Gary, Una- 
 
seed 25c Ib.; Velvet okra, fresh seed, 
20e cup full. Will exch. for nice, dried 
fruit. Mrs. G. C. Cash, Asha, Ga. 
Route 1... ie 
 
Improved seeds of Maribor corn, 
and Cleveland: Big Boll cotton. Will 
exch. for oats, wheat, peas, Ga. Cane 
or sorghum syrup. R. P. Steinheimer, | 
Brooks, Ga.  
 
College B. 1 Cotton seed. Ist crop 
 
$1 bu. KD. Beneery FEeee Ga., 
Route 2, } 
 
Rape, 2 Ibs. 25e, 5 Ibs. 75c, 10 Ds. 
$1.25, 25 lbs. $2. TDs White Egg, white 
and yellow globe, purple top, cow 
horn, rutabaga, seven top turnip seed. 
W..H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
Cabbage, $1; collard, 50c; tomato 
 
$1; King pepper $3. 50; Bermuda onion | 
 
seed $3. W. W. Willams, Quitman, 
Georgia. as 
Winter beet and fall binding Eng- 
lish pea, and Essex rape seed, 10 
pkg. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga, 
Dill, Gourds and seed. Mrs. T. B. 
 
| Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga. 
 
Pimento pepper, $1 1b., Early Im- 
proved Pride of Georgia watermelon 
seed, $1.50 Ib. Will exch. for corn, po- 
 
  
 
tatoes and peanuts, J. N. Carson, 
Griffin, eerele SS 
 
fall eee. moss ay vet mixed eed  
thls, Add postage. Cash, or will exch. 
Mrs. M. E. Ricks, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
1 $1.75. Ib., Ga. collard, 40c 1b.; 
| velvet and green pod okra seed 20 
 
mascus, Georgia. 
 
Ney, Mauk, | Ga. 
 
{lots FOB, Guaranteed fresh 
od ohn W. Bereohil, Lakeland, Ga. 
 
Darnell pure 2 ear seed corn, $3 bu., | 
 
from seed direct from State College. | 
 
  
 
ba 
 
Burley~ tobacco seed, 25c per 02.5 
 
| del. Wm. Nunn, Lesreniceyille Geor- 
 
gia, Route 6. pees 
Improved Wonnnaee cotton aed = 
 
| 2nd year from | originator. Averaged 
 
about 42 per cent lint this year. | 
Staple, 1 inch or better W. G. Oliver, 
 
Carnesville, Ga. gee  
 
Dill and Angel Trumpet seed, Me 
spoonful; old fashioned jonquils, 40c 
per 100. Will exch. Mrs: N. B. Burden_ 
 
ine absolutely pure cotton seed 
2 bus., 4 years improved Wannamak- 
er 'Gleveland, Staple 1. 40: per cent 
lint. Will sell or exch. Make best of-. 
fer. W. D. Sullivan, Dawson, ee 
 
ae Route Bo os 
 
Will exch. 1 ib. Hastings bene, counts 
 
nad bean seed for 1 gal. good, white 
 
nest onions. Miss M. G. House, Cal- cS 
 
houn, Ga. Route 4e x Neher, 
 
. 2 lb 
white 
 
Pimiento pepper, $1 per 
 
Ib. Obie. Crow, Buford, Ga. eee 
 
Want 1 Ib. Quince seed. State es 
livery price. Kester Products Co.; Da 
seed, 
 
Cleveland Big Boll ee 
 
grown from  -Lee-Wilson high-class 
$1.25 bu. FOB Roswell. T. ve Cole 
man, JY. & 
 
Roswel, Ga. 
 
- Pure Whatley seed corn 75e peck, 
$2. 50 bushel, Hastings, 65c pk., $2. 25 
bu.; Chufas, $6 bu.; Sage, 10c spoon- 
ful; Custer beans, 25e Abs., or 15 1-2 
lb.; Egyptian corn, 25e ibe Cattail 
millet, 10c lb., in pod poe E. i Cor- 
 
Thomas > winter. garden: pea a 2 
20 Ib.,-del., by mail, 15 Ib. in bu 
seeds. ee 
 
"Beans variety of cotton. seed. Write is 
te information. Be i: Todd, Valdonty a 
Georgia. a 
 
  
 
_ POTATOES: 
50 bus. selected Porto Rican sweet 
 
dilla, Ga. Route 1, Box 1. 
Trish potatoes, $1.50 bu. del., in 1 be. 
bags. by P. P. in Ist and 2nd zone 
CoM, Payne, Rugby, Ga, : 
New crop Lookout Mountain Irish 
potatoes, 3 Tb. DY F Phar Buford, 
Ga. RFD 1. a 
~ Good grade Trish stares $1.50 ba. : 
del., 1 bu. bags. Be ie eae vs 
Hurst, Georgia. : 5 
 
10 bus. improved Porto Rican swee 
 
potatoes, in bags, 75c bu. FOB: La- 
-vonia, Ga. J. W. Smith, Canon, Ga. 
 
_ 800 bus. genuine Porto Rican po 
tatoes. E. ti Paes gy Ga 
 
  
 
| HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLI 
17 stands of bees in 8 frame, n 
 
ern hives. - H. 
Georgia. 
Wants beeswax in any quantity, 
del. J. T. White, Dublin, Gal 
Ponce in comb, in lard cans, 5 to 
70 Ibs., 12 1-2 lb. M. W. Dod n, 
 
Ce Reid, use e, 
 
Ib., 
 
Omega, Georgia. 
 
Pure . extracted honey, 10 Ib. pa Sy 
6 to case, $6.40 FOB here; 1 10 Ib. 
pail, insured and prepaid by P. 
$1.50. Prompt shipments. J ohn 
 
ae CHETENSY, Docierowny oe 
 
  
   
   
 
 and line bred Raleigh bull 
from Register of Merit cows. Dams 
 
breed. 
 
Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, 
 
_ fawn color. W. J. Morgan, 
as oe Re. 3. 
 
Doe eae FOR SALE 
a Ous- registered Jersey Cow freshen- 
- ed the 15th, with second calf which is 
 
a heifer, 615426, Sire 205246, Dam 
507,589 price | $175. Mrs. S. E. Hall 
Covington, Georgia. 
 
Several reg. Jersey bulls, a 2 
' mos. to 1 1-2 yrs. Papers furnished. 
Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga 
- Young Guernsey registered bull 
calves. High grade heifers, all ages. 
Also heavy producing milk cows, 
Guernsey and other grades. Bargain 
prices. Fred C. Geiger. Flintside, 
Ga. 
 
ouae Jersey bulls, reg. of merit. 
 
freeding prices reasonable. W. M. 
Jackson, Donovan, Ga. 
 
Guernsey bulls of high odaiinc 
damd. from $100 to $250 each. Oak 
Terrace Farm, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
One Jersey-Holsteen mixed, large 
 
3 - heavy cow with her 4th calf. 4 gal. 
 
of milk and 1 lb. of butter per day. 
 
$60 without calf, $75 with calf. No 
 
letters answered unless postage en- 
closed; Jersey cow with 3rd calf. 
-. With registered papers $100 or ex- 
- change for hogs as part pay or young 
Jersey heifers, two years old of 
_ good blood. Mrs. M. L. Shealy, Ogle- 
thorpe, Ga. 
Registered Jersey bull, one year 
old, $40 or exch. for one equal good 
: breeding. eT. RR, -Grittin, Rt,.5, Car- 
rolton, Ga. 
Guernsey bull calf to be reg. W. 
A. Daniel, Tennille, Ga. 
1 eow and male yearling calf, 6 
mos. old, for beef. Make offer. or 
come after them. Cant ship. Mrs. 
W. L. Harwell, Sycamore, Ga. 
Heifers: Jersey and Red English, 
bred, $75; 1 Jersey and Guernsey, 
and 5 nice grade Jersies, 5 to 8 mos. 
old, cheap Will exch. for W. L. pul- 
ets or marketable fryers. L. L. Wal- 
eee AMlanta, Ga. 247 N. Highland 
Ves > 
1 pude Tee bull calf, 4 1-2 mos. 
old, from reg. high producing cow. 
4 $35 with papers. L. Ellison, Ru- 
 
- -pert, Ga. 
Yoke saw mill steers, enn: John Pa 
 
Cheney, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 4. 
5 head of beef cattle, 10c lb. W. 
_ J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. 
-. 2 young milch cows, fresh in. 
Good stock of Jersey and Holstein, 
$75 ea. J. W. Cooper, Rupert, Ga. | 
_ Jersey male calf, not quite a 
month old. From heavy milker, $30 
with papers. Mrs. W. A. Bennett, 
Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Grandsons of Xenias Sultan Imp. 
calves 
 
_ of show type and state Class lead- 
ers in. production; Heifers of same 
a C. Ls Batchelor, _ Columbus, 
4 
 
ed eebies Jersey bull, 5 mos. old. 
 
No. Sire 228751, Dam No. 
$50; 1 reg. Jersey heifer, 18 mos. old. 
Sire 228751. Dam No. 649340, $125. 
 
Georgia, 
2 Route ae 
 
6 nice heifers; 3 holstein and Jer- 
sey mixed. Fresh little after Christ- 
 
_ mas; 3 pure Jerseys (fresh little lat- 
er on) $45 each, except one. $50 for 
 
ener. Be Ls Wright, Yatesville, Ga. 
1 Hereford cow and 9 mos. old calf 
 
a _ Milking now, will be fresh again Feb. 
 
Ast. 1928. 7 yrs. old. Average milker; 
3 yr. old heifer, with calf, $30 each, 
with calf; 1 full blood buttheaded 
dark colored Guinea cow, 4 yrs. old, 
_ with 8 mos. old heifer calf. Freshen 
about Feb. Ist. 8 gal; 1 Red Pole 
_ tow, 8 yrs. old, freshen about Janu- 
ary ist. 4 gal., $50 each. P. R. Rich- 
ardson, Gardi, Ga. 
 
LIVE STOCK WANTED 
Cattle 
Wane 4 reg. Jersey heifers. Good 
quality. Day Davis, Rutledge, Ga.  
_ Want 1 yr. old Red Poll bull. P. 
W: Langdale Co., Council, Ga. 
Want 1 well broken yoke of oxen. 
- Must be cheap for cash. Crotwell 
 Bros. Leesburg, Ga. 
fe Want 5 Jersey heifers, 6 mos. to 
1 yr. old. Must be full blood, and 
Stillmore, 
 
x 
 
_ Want a oe both Brads: and 
 
649340 
 
a pure bred;: ae reg. oNersey heifers. | 
 
Mustbe good and priced worth the 
money. -De F.. Hungefford, County 
Agent, Newnan, Ga. 3 
 
Want a 8 to 4 gal. Jersey cow. 
Pay some down and balance by the 
week or month. Geo. W. Calhoun, 
314 16th Ave. E. Cordele, Ga. 
 
Want 1 or 2 Jersey heifers. Reg. 
 
1 to 2 yrs. old, bred or whbred; also} 
1 bull,- 120 18 mos. old. T. J. Big- 
 
gers, Bremen, Ga. 
 
Want 2 or 3 nice 3 to 5 mo. old 
reg. Jersey or Guernsey _ heifers. 
State age and price. Chas H. Drake, 
Braselton, Ga. 
 
Want good Jersey milk cow, | 
young, just freshened. Will buy or 
exch. R. I. Red hens, pullets and 
 
cockerels. R. L. Prather, 1316 Mari- 
 
etta St. NW, Otlanta, Ga. 
 
Want 20 or 30 good milch cows. 
Will pay cash. J. M: Denham, 
Wrightsville, Ga. ee, 
 
Want. Jersey heifer, within 40 
mi. of Pearson, Ga., at bargain. 
Registry not necessary. W. H. Wad- 
delle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
Want herd good dairy cows. Tu- 
bercular tested. Dixie Feed Co. Sa- 
vannah, Ga. 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
at Duroe red, 8 years old. Fine 
brood sow. J. W. re Irwinton, 
Georgia. se 
 
Pure bred spotted P. G, hogs; 2 
gilts, 125 to 150 Ibs., $30 each; 4 gilts 
4 mos. old, 80 to 100 Ibs., $20 each; 
 
2 males, 4 mos. old, 100 to 110 ibs. 
| $25. 1 75 to 85 Ibs., $15. Pedigrees 
 
furnished. All double treated. S. W. 
Smith, Hawkinsville, Ga. Route 4. 
 
One registered Duroc boar also Du- 
roc. and Poland China hogs. Fred C. 
Geiger, Fiintside, Ga. 
 
Extra prize winner in open show 
ring, Poland China sow. Miss Libera- 
tor Giantess 4th No. 1323094, R. (Cz 
Tanner, Gainesville, Ga. 
Registered. Durocs; 2 may nee 
rich cherry red, ready for sevice $20 
each; 2 August 8 boars and 1 gilt, 
about hundred pounds each $15; one 
March gilt, blue ribbon fair winner, 
bred to Sensation boar $40; 10 weeks 
old pigs "$10 each. Registration papers 
furnished. J. C, Upshaw, Covington, 
Georgia. 
 
8 pigs, mixed stock, 10 weeks old, 
lot for $30 at barn. W. R. McClure, 
Quill, Georgia. 
 
One two year old prirebred Berk- 
shire boar. Well bred and in splen- 
did condition. $60 FOB. .T. V. Cole- 
man, Roswell Georgia. 
 
-10 pigs S. P. C. and Black Essex, 
weight about 30 to 35 lbs. each, ten 
weeks old $40 for lot; 10 shoats, same 
breed, weight abou, 60 to 90 Ibs. 
$80 for lot; 6 meat hogs weight 150+ 
to 185 Ibs. each, 10e per lb on foot; 
1 good brood sow. S. P. C. weight 
250 Ibs., about two years old. $40 
all FOB. W. E. OBarr, McRae, Ga. 
 
25 shoats weight from 100 to 150 
lbs. Coleman and Chandler, Tifton, 
Gtorgia. |  
 
Two. Poland China gilts | and one 
boar, 3 months old, $12.50 or $35 for 
the three FOB Newnan, Ga. J. E. 
Bailey, Raymond, Georgia. 
 
Beginning Dec. 1st to the 5th will 
sell 7 porkers. Bred gilts. B. O. Fus- 
sel, care General Delivery, Bruns- 
wick, Georgia. 
 
tT: nice. shoats, $5. to $7 each, if: 
you come to get themno shipping. 
Weight 50 to 90 pounds. Cash. J. W. 
Green, Thomaston, Georgia. 
 
 
 
  
 
  
 
- < - HOGS WANTED  
 
Want a nice gilt cheap. Geo. W. 
Calhoun, 314 16th Ave., East, _Cor- 
dele, Georgia. 
 
Want 1 shoat, wt. about 100 Ibs. P 
 
. and Jersey PC. or Jersey Red. 
 
Ps 
 
  
 
Teck. Adams, iGlevelands Ga, Ri 3. 
 
Want some Guinea hogs. Write | 
what you have and best price. S. S. 
Clack, Lawrenceville, Ga. Route 5. 
 
Want 2 Guinea. Essex pigs, pure 
bred. Must be cheap for cash. Cleve 
Wade, Alto, Ga. 
 
Want 4 O. I. C. pigs. oa and 
1 male. unrelated. Must be registered 
and the young and old stock in good 
condition. Stat. ice. FOB. Frank 
D. Hamell, Danielsville, Ga Rt. O. 
 
Want i reg. Duroc Jersey gilt, 6] 
or 7 mos old. Write best price and. 
weight. Jesse Sikes, the barber, 
Cobbtown, Georgia.  
 
Want pure bred Duroc boar, old 
enough for service; also Duroc and 
P. C. pigs or shoats for feeding. State 
price when writing. Oak Terrace 
Farm, L. C. Fisher, Owner, Atlanta, 
Georgia.  
 
Want prices on spotted Pp C. pigs, 
10 or 12 weeks old, reg.,~in buyers 
name. Joe V.. McIntyre, Ousley, Ga. 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
Reg. pacing mare, does gen. farm 
 
work. W. A. Daniell, Tennille, Ga. 
 
Large type jinnet, 4 yrs. old, bred 
to stallion. Work to wagon and plow, 
 
$40 and $15 feen in August, or will] 
 
exch. for 400 baby chicks and I pay 
fee. J. W. Kaley, Bremen, Ga. Box 61 
2 shetland ponies, mares, 7 and. 14 
yrs. old. $50 and $40. Mrs. S. E. Hull, 
Covington, Ga. Route 6. 
1 good, gentle horse, wt. about 1,000 
 
llbs. Work single or dbl. Sell at bar- 
 
gain, or will exch. for good, sound 
1297 corn. J> S. Glover,  
Georgia, Route C. 
 
1 mule, about 12 years did, wt. 900 
Ibs. A good worker, $50. B. C Pooley, 
Cummings, Ga. RFD 8. ; 
 
1 good, black mare mule, about 
1100 Ibs., 10 or 11 yrs. old, $75, or 
exch. for ows, hogs, (any kind) or 
will take 100 bushels 1927 corn. FOB 
Vidalia, Oak Park, or Lyons, Ga. 
Felton Williams, Oak Park, Ga. 
 
2 fine mare mule colts, 5 mos old, 
14 hands high; 2 brood mares, bred. 
in May. W. C. Curiton, Rising Fawn, 
Georgia. 
 
Horse, 8 years old, gentle wad in} 
 
good cond. Wt. 1000 to 1100 Ibs. $60. 
 1 Georgia raised horse, 7 yrs. old, 
Gentle. Work anywhere. E. = Cobb, 
Lumpkin, Georgia, 
 
Pony, with accessories, $50 or exch 
for hogs or cows. Mrs. George A. Mal- 
lory, Meansville, Ga. Route 1. 
 
HORSES AND MULES WANTED 
' Want good mules. Will exch. for 
same, L. Lx Spidell, Bainbridge, Ga. 
 
Want 2 good farm mules. Price 
must be right. W. J. Morgan, Still- 
more, Georgia. 
 
Want 1 pr. of mules. Will exch. 
for same. Oak Range Poultry Farm, | 
Marietta, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Want 1 1,000 or 1100 Ib. mule. 
Will exch. for same. S. E. OQuinn, 
 
  
 
| Graham, Georgia. x 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS | 
_ Nubian milk goats, reg. stock. 
Kids and grown does, $25 up. Will exc. 
J. W. Lundeen, East =e Decatur, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Southdown sheep. Sell or * will exc- 
for hogs, J. W. tee Munnerlyn, 
Ga.  
 
Want 1 pure bred or almost pure 
bred, Toggenburg Billy goat, 8 to 12 
mos. old. Pay cash for same. J. A. 
Wall, 208 Thomas St. Waycross, Ga. 
 
Want 50 or 75 Ewes, and 200 
good bucks. Write price and kind. 
Lloyd Handy, Young Harris, Ga. | 
 
Want in November from 25 to 100 
 
ca 
 
Americus, : 
 
  
 
heed of alison. ay many ewes as pos 
sible. Will pay from 3 to $5, accord- 
ing to grade. J. A. Pruett, Young 
a Ga. ee 
 
Want goats. Will exch. sweet po 
fafoer or Ga. Cane syrup for same. 
J. R. Lanier, Summit, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
CORN AND CORN MEAL 
Pop corn, 10c Ib, shelled, 3 Ibs. 25 
50c orders prepaid. Exch., - Willets 
 
of corn for 1 Ib. peas. L. J. Vollrath 
Winston, Ga. : 
 
Hastings prolific 1927 crop conn 
$1.25 bu. C. e Bradford, Woolsey, 
Georgia. 
 
Slip shuck corn 80 bu. FOB Poe 
George C. Nunn, Perry, Ga. : 
 
Finely ground bolted table meal,  
any quantity. $2.40 for 96 Ib. sack, 
Send for sample. J. E. Bee Coch- 
ran, Georgia. 
 
100 bus. of slip shucked ear corn 
E. D. Lawhorn, Summer Ga. Rt. 2. 
~ Bone dry, country milling corn. M 
Cook, Milan, Ga. 
 
1927 crop of white shelled noneon) 
8e lb., or exch. for large Spanish pea- 
nuts. Lb. for lb. GY. Yeomans, Viz 
dalia, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Egyptian wheat, or white chicken 
corn 10c lb., FOB Broxton. No orders. : 
accepted for less than $1. W. E. Wal- 
ker, Broxton, Georgia. A 
 
- Want pop corn of white rice or ae 
low variety, from 100 lb. to 1 ton 
lots. Will pay 4 1-2c lb., del. F, cP 
Hicks, 246 Montgomery St., Savan- 
nah, Georgia. 
 
Want to exch, Whatley prolific sodd  
corn for peanuts. G. W. Morrow, El- 
berton, Georgia, Route 2. 
 
_Red prolific popcorn, 20c qt. 
Norman, Richland, Ga. Route 5. 
 
Offer ear corn. Advise quan 
wanted and write for price. WN MS 
Shurling, Wrightsville, Georgia. 
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS ee 
 
_ All pork country sausage, 5 Ibs.  
each. $1.95; 5 lbs. smoked, $2.20; 10  
lbs. $4.35. Bact, not smoked, 19 Ib. 
smoked 22 Ib., del. Satisfaction gua- 
ranteed. Enoch Sawyer, Tifton, Ga. 
 
Brooks county hams, write for 
prices. T. J. Powers, Quitman, Ga. 
 
Want about 10 or 15 Ibs., of both  
fresh and yr. old sausage, and about 
three fresh or cured hams. Advise 
price. W. A. Swann, 1514-16 Borda 
Avenue, Tampa, Fla. uA 
 
Want home cured meat, meal, syt-  
up. Will exch. for same. Mrs. M. A. | 
Clark, 463 Haas Ave. SE., Atlanta,  
Georgia.  ao 
 
Offer smoked bacon for sale. E. L. 
Todd, Valdosta, Ga. 
 
: John 
 
  
 
| Offer fresh meat and sausage, for . 
 
sale. J. W. Willis, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3 
 
- Second Hand Machinery Wanted 4 
 
Want Gin feeder and condenser in. 
first cond. Prefer Pratt. (70). R. C.. 
Roberts, Jefferson, Ga. 
 
Want good second hand power hay. 
baling press. W. L. Fain Grain Co., 
Atlanta, Ga 
 
Want 2 1-horse Oliver turn otawe 
Must be in good cond. L. J. Volbrath, 
Winston, Ga., Route 1. ; : 
 
Want 1 1-horse middle buster; 1_ 
corn dropper. Cole or Covington make.  
Must be in first class cond., and cheap 
J. B. Norris, Harrison, Ga.  
 
Want 1 Ledbetter corn and cotton 
planter, with all attachments. Model | 
without chain. Must be cheap for | 
cash. 4. R. Parker, Eats Ga. Rt 
Ll 
 
Want power hay baling press. Em 
pire press. Empire Cotton Oil Mills, 
ae Georgia. Cau 
 
ox 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
    
 
CATTLE. FOR. SALE 
 
   
  
  
   
 
  
 
    
 
- Brown, Swiss bull, 16 mos. 
From fine Mlinojs~stock. Entitled to 
egistration. Good cond., and gentle. 
$75. A. C, Morgan, Alto, Ga. 
Offer 1 fine reg. Hereford bull. T. 
oN: Bunn, Lovejoy, Georgia.  
Milch cows for sale or exch. for beet 
cattle. H..H. Brassett, Guyton, Ga. _ 
Ld large Red Holstein milch 
 
     
      
     
   
     
    
      
  
     
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
      
      
     
    
   
   
   
   
    
    
  
  
  
     
   
    
 
COW 
 
of 4 bals. per day. $100. cash. R. 
. Kelley, Mitchell, Ga. 
 
: Offer reg. Jersey bull, from ae- 
 
ssom, . Tifton, Georgia. | 
 
Offer 1:mixed heifer calf, 14 mos. 
Id, half Guernsey and half Jersey. 
$20.25," BR, _Trayuham, Union odes 
Georgia, RFD +. 
 
Offer 1 fine reg. Jersey cow, $80, 
with papers. Mrs.. J. Walton WANS, 
Hartwell, Ga. Route 1. 
Offer Jersey male calf, about. 
month old. From heavy milker. $30, 
with papers. Mrs. Ww. A. Bennett, 
_ Adairsville, Gas? 
Offer 1 fine Holstein pale 18 mos. 
old. Registered. J. J. Blount, Haw- 
_kinsville, Ga." 
 
sae 
 
id. Mrs. Lucy Tyson, Tennille, Ga.* 
GRAIN FOR SALE. 
_ Fulghum and Appler seed oats, $1 
op. WK. , Roberts, Jefferson, Ga. 
- 150 bu. pure Bancroft seed oats, 
8c bu., choice oat and wheat straw, 
$12, and 11 ton;;Hay: 7 ton bright 
_peavine, nicely baled, $22.50 and 
peanut -19 per ton. R. C. Couch, Tu- 
rin, Georgia. 
~~ 50 bu. Fulghum ae oats, $1 bu. 
W J. Morgan, Stillmore, Georgia, 
Route 3 
: Johnson Grass or Peavine Hay. J. 
_.M. Cox, Greensboro, Ga. Route 4. 
20 tons, bright oat straw, $12 ton, 
FOB Bowersville. C. L, Mouchet, 
' Bowersville, Georgia. - 
 
  
 
    
     
    
   
    
    
     
   
 
  
 
    
 
    
   
    
    
   
   
   
     
     
  
 
oper 100,.C. 1. Bradford, 
 
     
    
 
  
 
Woolsey, 
Georgia. = 
_ Abruzzi rye, .75 pk., $2.75. bu. 
 
    
 
_ Texas Rust Proof oats, 5 bu., sacks, 
_ $1 bu. W. A. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
Hastings seed oats, sound, 80c bu. 
FOB Pelham. J. C. Ragan, Foe 
Ga. 
_ 825 bu. genuine recleaned Texas 
Red Rust Proof seed oats, in even 
_ wt. 5 bu. bags. $1 bu. W. H. Barham, 
McDonough, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
May wheat, $1.75 bu. FOB Ro 
-. cola, Ga. J. C. Gibson, Agricolo, Ga. 
 
   
   
    
    
      
  
     
    
  
 
vine, $18, and peanut $12 per ton. 
All FOB Perry. Geo. C. Nunn, Per- 
 y, Ga, 
 
~ 8 or 10 tons of bright peavine hay, 
$20 per ton or exch. for Brabham 
_ peas. 10 bu, peas for 1 ton hay. 
Both pay freight charges. J. R. 
_ McCook, Sr., Pie Ga Rte 3, 
Box 38. 
 
    
   
     
   
   
   
    
    
  
 
seed oats, $1 bu. FOB. E. L. Todd, 
Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Abruzzi rye in 2 bu., sacks, $2. 50 
per bu. 10 bu. lots, $2.35; Texas 
Rust Proof oats, 90e Ralohuri 95 bu. 
in 5 bu., sacks. FOB Savannah, Ga. 
W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
     
    
   
   
   
   
 
bu; 20 tons of bright peavine, $20, 5 
tons of peanut, $15 per ton., ~ del. 
Louisville. J. L. Beall, Louisville, Ga. 
Want seed oats; Brab and cowpeas; 
 
old sorghum or Ga. cane syrup. Will 
 
    
   
   
   
 
    
 
    
 
) yr. old, with calf 3 mo. old. Gives | 
 
redited herd, $250. Clarence Bean- 
 
a 
 
_ Offer 1 Guernsey heifer, 6 mos.} 
 
350, 3 hand bundles of fodder, $2 
 
Blue Stem wheat, $2 bu. hay; pea-|- 
 
100 bu. genuine Texas Rust Proof 
 
~. Genuine Red May seed wheat, $1.75 
 
  
 
 [exch. for - same.. - Rhett Steinheimer, | 5 
1 full blood Jersey bull, 3 yr. old, I eS 
55 FOB Kite. N..J. Meeks, Kite, Ga. 
 
old.) 
 
Woolsey, Ga. 
 
Wanted bright hay, Aek at my a, 
W. He Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
Want Fulghum and Hastings oats, | 
 
chufas, and burr clover. Advise quan: 
 
tity can sell for cash. C. A. ovis 
 
Athens, Ga. 
Want to exch. shelled corn or rye, 
 
oats, and winter peas. J. E. Penning- 
ton, Hazlehurst, Ga. Box 435. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND 
_ FOR SALE 
 
I No. 8 Meadows grist mill. with 
 
| pulleys, Jack shafts and belts, cost 
1 Appleton. 
Shredder, Blower and: pipe ecompt. in 
 
complete about $160.; 
 
good. ~eondition; 1 No. 1 seed: grader, 
in excellent. condition, good as_ new, 
cost $35; 1 No. 10 International Feed 
grinder, fine condition; 1 Interna- 
 
tional corn sheller, good as new, cost]. 
 
$40; 1 International Tractor disc 
 
harrow in good condition; 1 Dutch 3 
horse riding plow, for ericas and in- 
 
formation write. Mrs. W. B. Mathews 
Griffin, Ga. a 
 
1 John Deer 2 horse riding die 
plow in good condition, used part of 
 
one season, $50. L. R. Mite, Wares- 
 
boro, Gorgia. 
 
Monarch Stump Puller with about 
100 ft. cable in good condition $50. J. 
F. Thompson, Rt. 1, Eastman, Ga. 
 
1 14-inch 2 roller cane mill good as 
new $24. D. W. aa Rocky Ford 
Georgia. 
 
Tab and Fife deep well pump cap-. 
 
acity 30 gal. per min. hand or pow- 
er, $30. A. B. Coogler, Riverdale, Ga. 
 
1 3 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse gas en- 
gine in good condition $25. Jas. L. 
Sutton, Metasville, Ga. 
 
1 seed culler almost new cheap; 1 
 
wood saw on frame; 1 feed mill. Mrs 
J. Walton White, Hartwell, Ga. 
11 1-2 H. P. gas engine. Mrs. W. 
B. Harris, Lakeland, Ga. ~ 
1,8 H..P. gas engine in good condi- 
 
ts 1 Titan gas engine, engine needs 
slight repair; 1 24 inch steel frame 
Meadows Mill, 1 20 inch wood frame 
Meadows Mill with all necessary 
equipment, in good condition, write 
for prices, Robert Fuller, pees 
Georgia. A 
 
/ Fordson: Tractor! and 6 ft: 
16 inch disc harrow in first class run- 
ning condition, used very little, $400. 
J. F. Woodall, Woodland, Ga. 
 
16H. P B. BF. Avery gas engine 
 
$85; Tom Houston Liberty ' peanut 
-sheller, $10. J. H. ae Parrott, | 
 
Georgia.  . i 
1 Economy 7 H. P. gas engine $50. 
 
| J. H. Whitfield, Baldwin, Ga. 
 
2 Cut-away harrows, $20 each; 2 
drag harrows, Mower .and rake, $30 
or exch. for reg. O. I. C. pigs or Reg. 
Jersey cattle. Mrs. D. Harris, Lula, 
Georgia. 
 
1 10-H.P. I. H. C. kerosene engine 
and 20 inch Meadows corn mill cheap 
or ecxh. for commodity of equal 
value. O. L Cowan, Doraville, Ga. 
 
  
 
SECOND HAND MACHINERY 
WANTED 
 
Want No. 15, 1925 to 1927 DeLaval 
or No. 3 or 4 Primrose, or No. 4 or 5 
Sharples Separator. Must be in good 
cond. and not used over a year. R. J: 
Fleming, Lincolnton, Ga. 
 
Want 2nd hand 000 size Victor 
Corn Sheller and Cleaner combined. 
Barnard-Lese Mfg. Co. Moline, Ill, 
make. Must be in first-class cond., 
and cheap. S. and W. Milling Com- 
pany, 307 S. Main St., College Park, 
 
Georgia. 
 
| $1.20; 10 Ibs., $3 del. 
 
hore 2? del. Mrs. 
 
j P  Be noel 
MACHINERY | ton, Ga. - 
 
old: ones. 
 
Oliver; 
 
  
 
  
 
"MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. 
Bright sun-cured tobacco, 4 
 
Lawrenceville, Ga. Route 5. 
. Sasafras roots for making tea: 
Fritz Fugua, Jackson, Ga. 
 
Several bu. of black walnuts in the 
hull, 75 bu. FOB Cobbtown, Mrs J. 
B. Sapp, Gobbtown, Ga. 
 
Brooms made of Broom Sedge 
Straw. Extra fine. 20c each, or 35c 
Floyd Smith, = 
 
White and red. vinegar, in 50 gal. 
bbis., $15c> gal., also bottle vinegar. 
FOB Dublin. Cash. L. E. Harrison, 
Dublin, Georgia. 
 
New,. white cotton re "Backs. $1 
 
per doz. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demor- 
 
est, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Offer 3,000. five peck potato erates. 
1K. Rountree, Swainsboro, Ga. ee 
Want a heavy, used 1-horse wagon,  
 
Ces Per. Dublin, Georgia. 
 
Enterprise combination sausage stuf- 
 
fer and fruit press. Gbod cond. Sell 
reasonable or exch. for meat, lard, or 
 
good strain Leghorn pullets. Address 
 
+ Occupant, 205 Crawford aos ae 
 
dosta, Ga. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED, 
~ Want peafowls, in prs., young and 
B. /R. Woodliff, 
Branch, Georgia, 
 
Want prices on Williams Mortgage 
Lifter roosters. J. Whitaker, Dalton, 
Georgia. 
 
Want 6 Cornish pullets. Near Ate 
lanta or Decatur. Mrs. W. L. Vendue, 
Decatur, Ga. Route a : 
 
Want. R. I. Red hens and cockerels. 
Will exch. for same Write for inform- 
ation. R. L. Griffith, Buchanan, Ga. 
 
Want 100, Bantam hens and pullets. 
Must be good setters and mothers, 
and from good setting stock. Pay 50c 
each for same. S. H. Monroe, Opr ACL 
Ry., Thomasville, Georgia. 
 
Want 50 Barren, Ferris, or Tan- 
ered White Leghorns, March or Apr. 
hatch. No culls wanted. Quote best 
price. W. H. Butts, Jr., Apalachee, 
Georgia. 
 
Want 25 hens or pullets of any good 
 
breed, full or mixed. Price must be 
 
reasonable. Mrs. C. J. Phillips, Soper- 
ton, Georgia. 
 
Want 10 or 12 pure bred Colum- 
bian Wyandotte hens and 1 cockerel. 
J. T. Owens, Covington, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
Want 10 dark Brown Leghorn pul- 
lets. March or April hatch. Will pay 
$1 each for same. Mrs. Ben aturphy, 
Sparta, Ga. 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
Experienced surveyor and = leveler 
will take work running farm levels 
for rest of the year at reduced prices. 
C. J. Clements, Box 86, Folkston, Ga. 
 
An experienced dairyman desires 
 
{position on a dairy farm. Will also 
raise chickens. Work for salary. Have 
 
small family. T. N. Bunn, Lovejoy, 
Georgia. 
 
Want position as farm overseer for 
1928, at $75 per mo. Good references 
furnished. | Will also work 2-horse 
farm on shares. J. A. Gillis, Rock- 
ledge, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Want place working on _ poultry 
farm for 1928. Fred F. Phillips, Roys- 
ton, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Want position as manager of farm, 
or other work. Poultry, cows, any 
hogs. Work for salary or 50-50 basis. 
State what you have and salary paid. 
 
South Georgia preferred. S. G. Rog- 
 
ers, Daisy, Georgia. 
 
Man and grown son desire work on 
 
farm by month, or on halves. Will 
 
2 bet W 
~Wm.. Nunn, : 
 
1.10-gal. Daisy churn; 1 gal. size 
 
Flowery . 
 
  
 
 MISCELLANEOUS: SWE 
 
anywhere in Georgia. 
 
Livingston, 
Snow Co., Quitman, Ga.. 
 
the kind that you can crack with 
your teeth. Send sample and price. 
Johnson St. BEX 
 
shade cured and twisted. Barn cured 
not wanted. N. J. Meeks, Kite, Ga.  
 
hog wire. 
Woodstock, Ga RFD 2 
planting turpentine. trees. Mail small 
 
samples and state price at once. A. 
 
and 
La- 
 
complete. Must be good cond. 
cheap for cash. OR. L. Powell, 
Fayette, Ga. 
 
Want used 1- horse wagon: Give de- 
 
Atlanta, Ga. 2169 Peachtree Rd. 
 
qt. bottles. 
what you have. 
Stillmore, Ga. 
 
Want Hickory nuts, any qaantiiy, 
anywhere in Ga. Livingston Show Co. 
Quitman, Ga. 
 
Want feathers. Odvise 
can sell: for cash. Feather Commis- 
 
L. H. Sedona 
 
95., Station W. 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
acres of tobacco, and raise 
 
Sumner, Ga. 
 
Want man to cultivate 2- hired 
crop on halves. Good land, near 
church and school. Also good wage 
hand. Single man preferred. Ww. B. 
Sutton, Adairsvill , Ga: 
 
general farm work for 1928. 
Thompson, Eastman, Ga., Rt. 1... - 
 
Want man to work to Small farm 
on 50-50 basis. Will furnish - 
and some supplies. Must be good 
 
mule and 1-horse wagon, ete. Mrs. 
J. M..Tennent,. Stonewall, Ga. 
 
Want 6-2-horse farmers or more, 
to work on shares for 1928. 
 
Phillips, Soperton, Ga. 
 
Want settled, white woman 
good character to live as one of fam- 
 
aged couple on farm. - No children. 
Mrs. J. H. Ayers, Homer, Ga. 
 
-Want several wage hands, white 
or colored, and several families for 
two and three horse share crops on 
farms at Piedmont, Ga. i C. Coles; 
Barnesville, Ga. 
 
  
 
ser: 
 
WANT TO RENT FARMS 
Want a small 1-horse farm in So. 
tobacco is not wanted. Man to furn- 
ish stock. Would consider truck or 
poultry farm with right party, also 
 
John B. Higgins, Surrency, Ga. 
 
40 acres on 50-50 basis. Must furn- 
 
| ish 1 yr. and be good land and house, ~ 
nearAo highway or town. Eb Hicks, 
 
Dupont, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 24. 
 
Want good 2-horse 
chickens, hogs, etc., on 50-50 basis. 
Owner to furnish supplies and mon- 
ey for 1 or 2 cows. Life-time ex- 
 
  
 
perience. J. L. Cochran, 
Ga. Rt. 1, Finley St. : 
 
     
    
      
 
Want. Hickory Nuts, any aaititer 
Want scaley bark hickory eae ye 
 
G. W. Burns, | Gainesville, Georgia, 26.1. 
 
Want home raised chewing tobacco 
 
Want 900 ft. second hand 26 inch 
Must be in good. shape and 
|cheap for cash. W. M.- Boatman, 
 
Want 1 to 100 lbs. of pine moss for 
 
scription and price. Claude Eubanks, ~ 
 
Want 3 to 500 regular shape white 
Quote lowests price and  
 
quantity 
sion Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. P. O. Box | 
 
Want reliable man to grow. 10 
hogs, eo 
feed, cattle and dairy. E. R. Sore a 
 
Want young man, 18 to 25 yrs. of - 
age, to live as one of family and do 
aE 
stock | 
 
worker and reliable. Will plant some | 
 
tobacco. W. .J.. Morgan, Stillmore, 
 
Ga. : ee 
Want man with help enough to 
 
run 1l-horse crop. Prefer one who 
 
can furnish self and stock, Have good  
 
Good 
jland, water, stock and houses. C. J. 
 
ily and do house work for middle-_ 
 
Ga., close to town. Prefer one where 
 
day or monthly labor at right price. 
 
Want small 2-horse farm about _ 
 
farm with : 
 
Atlanta, ae 
 
  
    
 
 for in section 1108, Act of goes $ 
 
any responsibility _ 
re sulting therefrom. 
 
x gireulation, Advectiaing: and Rani ties of the 
 
  
 
  
 
= Published, weekly, by The . 
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
2G H, Bishop, Director   = 
 
~ DEPARTMENT OF 
AGRICULTURE 
 
  
 
Prigen Talmadge, Commissioner : 
 
  
 
4 _THURSDAY, DEC J, 1927 
 
E atiraa as. second wines matter: February 15, 
1922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, Georgia, 
under the Act of June 6, 1900. " Accepted for 
? mailing | at special rate of. postage eves 
 1927. 
 
  
 
  
 
Adberticeiienta ne farm phates Med appur- 
 
tenances, admissable under postal regula- 
_ tions, inserted one time on, each request, and 
repeated only when request is errayienied 
~ by new copy of advertisement. _ PG 
 
  
 
Limited space. Awill pon Meera: insertion of 5 
unimportant advertisements. Under ~ 
 
tive act the ny eage Bureau does not assume 
for any advertisements ap- 
pearing in the. eee or TeSneacsion:; re-. 
 
ae 
 
ae Brent of Markets and this Bulletin | are 
 
Re 
 
bese of Charge. 
 
Advertisements must. ar cechived ten 
 
  
 
  
 
"BOOKS ON DAIRYIN G 
 
* 3 x 
; <s g  os 
 
 Drink more milksell more 
milk and cream. Nothing is more 
important to the farmer. than his 
dairy herd. The, best. and latest 
books on this subject may be bor- 
 
rowed from the Georgia Library 
 
- Commission for a month at a time 
_ for the east of return postage, 
 
Jegisla- | 
 
  
 
| ne and qu : 
{milk production. A postal aies 
sed to the Georgia Library. Com- 
{mission, State Captiol, 
asking for: a book will bring you! 
 
{one ae return nel, gee today: 
: : : | engine and generator 
 
Atlanta, | 
 
  
 
| SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR 
 
ae SALE. % 
a 8 ce 2H. P. Witt gas or kerosene 
engine, used only two months, $75 or 
 
exch, for 100 bus. ear. corn; 1 3-H. PS 
Hercules gas engine, used 3 
 
_ years, 
$40- or exch. for 60 bu. ear corn. B. 
G Lee, Macon, Ga. RFD 1, Ayer Rd. 
 
Age oliver and 3 Sullivan Towson 
 
tractor plows; | Aod 122, oP. anded 6L 
H. P..gas engine; ak Williamson stump 
puller, ept. with cable; FT 24: inch grist 
 
mill. Fred Os Geiger, Flintside, Ga. 
 
1 3-roller Golden Cane mill, power 
or 2 mule size. a. Be Sa panes 
boro, Ga. es He, ? 
 
11-2 horse gas, engine. Good. cond. 
| except. batteries and _ wiring, $25. D. 
 
E. MvGlaun, Cusseta, Ga. 
1 No. 8 Delaval milk Sactnt 
 
oleae 6 mos. $60. Mrs. Kate Satter- 
| white, Chipley, Ga. Route 2. a 
days before date of publication. ree 
y 62. Sell or exch. J. W. pa ag 
| ton, Georgia. : 
 
1 Chattanooga 2-horse bone. No. 
 
1 stone wall cotton pede aon, 
plow, a dnother farm implements, 
$30 for lot or exch. for 700 lbs. of 
 
white rice-or. yellow flint corn. F. P. 
| Hicks, 246. Montgomery St. /Savan- 
 
nah, Georgia. 5a = 
 
ae Superior \ grain drill with as : 
seed attachments; 1 
}cleaner; 1 Kelly Duplex feed grind-| 
 
clipper : seed 
 
er. Exch. for ear.corn or any grain; 
 
| tional riding - cultivator.  
 
  
 
  
 
ye 12- 1. P. gas engine nad 2 20 trek 
grist mill, belt, and corn, sheller. Good 
as. new. - -Cheap for cash, or will exch. 
Se T. Chambers, Floville, i ee 
 
ae second hand 25 H. Ry  type gas 
at bargain. 
Town of Adrian, Adrian, Gio s 
 
 Bowsher feed mills, No. 66 and No. 
38 and No. 10.. Splendid. cond. We T 
Nesbit, 672 Whiteball Sty Atlanta, 
Georgia. 23 
 
J ohn Deer 3 joe furn yang iow. 
$25 or exch. for Avery or Interna-| 
Will exch. 
for hogs, goats, or COWS. | D. Ps Mar- 
tin, Cobbtown, Georgia. 
 
6 H.P. Avery gas engine $85; tb 
erty Peanut sheler, $10. J. H. Teeny 
Parrott, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
AT 55 H.-P, Schofield engine. Sean 
cond. $125. Other farm markthconl 
M.- M. Newberry, 619: Pine St, Ma- 
con, | Georgia, ss 
 
~ Lynehburg. trucker ach ake 34. 50 
or will ech: for Lynchburg No. 9 or 
 
ne 
 
; Vulean No. 10. John K, hee, Carroll 
 
ake R 
 
ton, Georgia, Route 8. 
 
45 P. and 1 6H. P. Pairbante 
 
Morse gas engine. Good cond Bar- 
gains. L; A. Lovett, Wrightsville, Ga. 
i 2 Po Chattanooga turn plow, | 
 
used very little, $8.75 or exch. for 10] 
 
pure W. L. pullets, March or. April |) 
hatch. No culls wanted. AY J. Pope, 
Tallapoosa, Ga. 
 
Will. sell or exch L, inbeceat ional 
gag engine, 1 grist mill, also. 1 steam | 
engine, 20 H. P. All in good shape. | 
J. B. Isbell, Byrd, Ga. Rese 
be 12 FB. Fairbanks- Morse gy 
engine, $25; 1 Dixie Hammer Feed 
Mill $60. Pauline Reaves, 121 5th ae 
N. w, Atlanta, Sees oe 
 
  
 
Plow  Stock for $7: zl ae tooth, 
frame spring tooth. harrow for $3.60; 
1 $20. worth of implements for $10.5 
All in good shape. JE Carter, pom 
1 Dewey. Rose, Georgia. = 
 
Ad Poo OP, Gas Engine. Mrs. W, 
B. Harris, Lakeland, Gas Se 
 
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Af 35 HL Pp, Atlas Eng., 1 40. H. Pp. 
Gorliss Boiler in ar, 7 mis. no. of _ 
Toccoa, Ga., on main line Southern  e 
Ry R.. Cost: over - $600 second hand. 
Price $325. Terms if. wanted. Ji Car 
ter, early: Ga | 
 
sell chkee or eke fae com or any- 
thing can-use. A. Gordon Brown, Bow 
man, Georgia, Box 88. 
 
One D-12- Oliver side iw double = 
tee compl. either extension axle,  
good. condition,  Orig. cost $116.85, e 
 
-;used- 1 yr. on small truck farm at 
 
intervals. Price $50. Reason for sell- 
ing, change of business. R. ae aa 
College Park, Georgia. 2 
 
2 No. 10 Oliver turn plows, in goad 
cond. $5 each, FOB Penia, Ga, or 
Cordele, Ga. E. L. Huey, Rt. D. Com, 
| dele, Georgia. eS 
 
For saleCream aes chee 
Jr, in good cond., used very little, and 
2 5-gal. cream eans, all for $45 FOB 
Rochelle. Sam Pees; Rochelle, 
Georgia. 
 
For Sale1 Comp. 3 ton ate cap. 
Gruendler feed mill, with fan, ele- 
-vator and dust collectors, etc., 1 20. H 
P, International gas. engine, few 
tooth Litle Joe Harrows, all in good  
cond. W. I. H. Pitts, Waverly Holl, 
Georgia. so 
 
  
 
  
 
SHELL, elean and sound. 
 
GEORGIA 
 
SHELL, clean and sound. 
 
S _ WHITE, reasonably firm. 
 
  
 
ATR CELL, 2.8 inch or less. in depth. 
YOLK, localized, regular, may be yisible. 3: 
COLOR, white or brown | but not mixed in same container, 
 
| Adopted by T he Georgia State Bureau of Markets 
Effective December a. 1927 
 
  
 
  
 
"GEORGIA EXTRA 
 
~ MINIMUM WEIGHT, 24 ounces net per dozen. ke 
- MINIMUM. RATE, 22 ounces, be dozen. for individual eggs. 
 
pe 
 
STANDARD - 
 
INDIUM WEIGHT, 24 ounces per ahien. 
- MINIMUM RATE, 22 ounces per dozen net for edndart obs 
 
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~ ATR CELL, 3-8 inch or less i in aepth, may be slightly tremulous. 
YOLK, may be visible and mobile. =i. 
 
_ GERM, may be slightly visible?- = 
_ COLOR, wale or - PEOw A but not mixed in Same container. 
 
_GEORGIA. T RADE 
 
MINIMUM WEIGHT, 22 ounces net per darck 
MINIMUM RATE, 18 ounces per dozen for individual eB es. 
 
A 
 
- SHELL, -elean and sound. 
 
ae AIR CELL may be over 3- 8 ft in. depth, may be freely mobile. 
. YOLK may be plainly visible, dark, freely eee 
 
- WHITE may be weak and watery. - 
 
GERM. may be clearly: visible, but with no blood. 
 
_ COLOR, white  or brown but not in same container. 
 
YARD 
 
THIS CLASS includes fresh eggs. which have not been graded. 
 
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aavied from Us s. Standards by the. Bureau of. Markets 
and the Market and ao Divisions of Hie State College of 
 
Z Agriculture. ae ces 
 
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OF INTEREST TO WOMI 
 
A DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO FEMININE INTERESTS OF THE FARM "AND HOME. 
 
ia: ERR . NORMAN 
 
SHARP, EDITOR  
 
  
 
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- commodities. eae 
 
4 have on Sarde at this time. 
 
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aay farms now copane eity homes pepelacly 
= La and still there are thousands of city dwellers who, have  
no direet contact with any producer.  
 
Poa cuicnlly every woman living on the farm oe some teenie 
 
or relative in the city who would be interested in buying pro- 
 
_. duets fresh from the country such as all pork home made sau- 
sage, pure Georgia cane or Sorghum syrup, - 
ham, fresh eggs, alien, fresh aes a other rae  food. 
 
country cured | 
 
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ce ey you have a friend or relative living i in 1 the site if possible, ae 
.. go to see your friend i in person or if you live teo far from town 
_ to go in person, write and try to get this. friend interested in- 
_ trying some of your especially good home made sausage, ecoun-  
ty eured ham, fresh eggs, butter or vegetables. 
a3, 0: D., by: Parcel Post something, gate  that wee 
 
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a I know there are many city bicsenee who would be glad 
CAO buy fresh country products direct from the farm wives. 
 
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you. head a mar cet for ae Salas Sable fost + penta sug- 
ay gest that you eet in touch with some eity housewife at onee | 
ee and secure at least one buying customer.. db 
_if she is pleased, will tell her neighbors, friends | and relatives |]  
oor the excellence of your home-grown products, how nice itis  
AG have them fresh from the farm and will 3 in this. way create | 
 
a market, for you. 
 
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Remember this pr ineipal of: accestigt Fide Son koau: | 
what is good. Sell your customers what they want and the  qe 
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best possible quality and. grade. 
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The: above plan i is one of the best ways by wha 5 fen wife. ES 
ean establish a market and the Parcel Post mail deliveries ae SU 
i make this manner of marketing practical and satisfactory. 
 
The fall of the year is a splendid time to establish a connec- ss 
tion between the city home and your farm, because at this time  
_the fresh. pork meats, syrup, butter, eggs and other farm prors. 
duets appeal to the city wife more otha the produets of almost: = 
 
 
 
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Needlework 
2 ~All kinds | of sewing done reason- 
ably. Mrs. Belle Godard, Goggins, Ga. 
4 heavy quilts, large - size. Dark 
color. $4 ea. Mrs. 
Martinez, Ga. 
 1 new dbl., full-size nlanket oe 
From wool grown on farm. Old rose 
 
and white plaid pattern, $15. Mr. K. 
 
-D. Sanders, Eatonton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
- Hand painted handkerchiefs | 
repe de chine and georgette. Differ- 
 
ent colors. Prices reasonable. Mrs, W. 
 
=o. Wester, Bremen, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 
 
63. 
es Large quilts, $4. ea. or 3 ae $10, 
Octavia Tyson, Acworth, Ga. Rt 4. 
 
. Good quilt tops, pieced out of nice 
Magarisl $1.75 ea. Mrs. A, F. White, 
Grayson, Ga RE "Las < 
 
_ Hand-made linen handkerchiefs, 
"Tbe ea, Money refunded if not satis- 
= fied. Mrs. Mae Hae Rising Fawn, 
a Ga, 
 
any Gingham quilts, WE 5 i 6 Ibs. 
4 ea. del. Mrs. Stella Burke, Winter- 
: ille, Gato 
 
4 Gingham quilts, wt. 5 to 6 Ibs. 
 
$4 each del. Mrs. Stella puree Win- 
terville, Ga. 
 
6 good quilts, oe: from 5 to 6 lbs. 
$3. 50 or lot for $20. Cash Mrs. J. W. 
 
Loggins, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 
cotton 
25c 
 
Knit wool and crochet 
a thread on halves; baby bootees, 
pry single sheeting 10c yard, biddy 
= pattern 20e yd. Mrs. W.. A. Pasley, 
 
Crest, Georgia, 
_. Luncheon set, crocheted, cunbleach- 
iz ed thread, 13 pieces; Centerpiece, ma- 
~ dallion of tatting; woolen quilts, fea- 
_ ther-stitched together with eolored 
_ thread. All $5 each; Single tatting 
 
-14e yard, Miss Fairie Belle Michael, 
= a ee Ga. Route 3. _ 
 
Good, heavy quilts, $5 each or 2 for 
 
$9. Mrs. A. F, eg Grayson, Ga. 
 
ec Route 1. 
 
- Will quilt and eee quilts for $1. 25. 
 
_ Party must furnish everything and 
pay postage; piece tops _ for $1 each 
on shares. Want designs for tufting 
bedspreads. Mrs. 
: -dairsville, Ga. Route =e eg te 
 
W. = Si ohnson, | large wreath; 
 
be 
 
with outing linings, $4.50 ene 
 
spread, -emb., 
$3.50 prepaid. Mrs. Neta House, Con- 
 
Hey Dangler, A-|- 
color, 75 each, - 
 
  
 
/ Hand beaded, painted and embroid- 
 
ered -articles. Write. 
Brackett, Madolia, Ga. : 
1 bed spread embroidered, bhi 
 
Mrsg< Luther 
 
each or exch.; 3 quilts, good size, 
 
$2.50 each, bedspreads, $5 each. Mrs. 
 
J. B. Pruitt, Tallapoosa, Ga. Route 3. 
Dresser scarfs, star design, $3; 
 
table. eloths, solid lace crochet, about | 
30 sq. $5;. yokes, lace etc., for: table 
 
runners, scarfs, pillow: cases. Reason- 
able. Mrs. Mae te : Cleveland, 
Ga. Route 4. 
 
Several new Heiss ihoaug and ierge 
 
size, nice linings, $5 each, or 4 for 
$19; embroidered bed spread cases to. 
match $4, Cash. Mrs. J. L. ees 
Canon, | Ga. Route 4. - 
 
5 new, full size quilts, $5 each or 
lot, for $20, Miss King . Averette, 
 
Buena - Vista, Ga. 
 
Nice, new quilts, hand made, $4. 25. 
del. Mrs. H. J. Barton, Wildwood, Ga. 
 
- Will quilt quilts for $1 each party 
to-furnish thread and pay postage. 
Embroidery. work, reasonably done. 
Material must be stamped and party | 
send thread and pay postage. Mrs, 
M. E. Ricks, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
of 
material in several lovely. patterns. 
Also full-sets to match. Send stamp- |. 
 
ed envelope for correspondence. Mrs. 
uf. Clive, 105 N. Spencer St. Dal-| 
 
ton, Georgia. 
 
2 large size quilts, good wt., 
or 
$9. for both; 1 white bleached bed- 
in 7 fadeless  colors,+ 
 
ley, Georgia, Route 1. 4 
Towels, table runners, 
and buffet sets, laundry bags, dainty 
 
apron and caps, baby clothing, pbou- 
 
quets of wool and georgette, hand- 
 
kerchiefs in linen with Italian drawn. 
work, hemstitched etc. All made to 
 
order. Write. Mrs, W. J. Head, Una- 
dilla, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Ladies caps, all wool crochet, - 
childrens caps, 
 
any 
 
large | roses, on pillow. 
cases to. match, $6; rugs 25x27, $1.25 
 
arent 26 <  
 
}lace pillow shams, 
Tufted bedspreads, designed ready 
for working, a little above cost 
 
| Nanus ferns 25 each. 
new 
 
  
 
B00 4 
 
ae del. Mes. W. R. / MeClure, Quit, 
 
Georgia. 
 
All kinds of tatting he Sale 
exch. Mrs, Sam. igre, Georgi, 
Route de oe. : 
 
Crochet and emb. and. piece quilts 
on halves; also: some very nice box}. 
flowers will sell or exch. Mrs. B. B. 
Bragett, Lyerly, Gas 
 
Italian dbl. hemstitching on hand: 
 
kerchiefs or cotton. crash towels, 25 
each, parties furnish material, white 
 
or colored thread, and. pay postage. 
Mrs. F. O. Gaddis, Lene Ga. 
 
- Sewing and. faney aor Children $ 
 
and ladies? dresses, 25e to $1. 50; will 
do all kinds. of embroidery on halves 
or by. piece. Party to furnish -ma- 
 
terial. Miss Lucy D. Brown, - Douglas- |, 
 
ville, Georgia, Route Sos 
5 piece white linen luncheon. aes 
 
| hand emb. with colored thread. White 
 
linen lace hemstitched on edge, $6, 
Miss Margaret Holloway, eee, 
Georgia, Rt..G.. Box 29,  
 
- Tufted. bedspreads on 10-4. un-. 
 
bleached sheeting. Lavender  yellow 
 
and green $3 and $3.50 each, 1 dress- 
er_scarf, crochet ends, $1.50; Se pr. 
(would ro for 
door panels) 50c. Will exch. crochet 
work for anything useful, Mrs. Alice 
Hall, Calhoun, Ga. out 2. ; 
 
SB iawars and Gdeda 
 
5 well rooted Asparagus Plumosus 
Mrs. C. S. 
| Adams, 115 East Church St. Fort 
Valley, Georgia.  ee 
 
. Cape Jasmine bushes, | 25 each; 
Flowering pear 20 each, or 6 for $1; 
Crepe Myrtle i5 each; White English 
 
| dogwood, good roots and canna and 
djuncheon- 
 
tiger lily bulbs, 2 for 15c. All well 
 
rooted. Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, soars, 
 
Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Large dbl. red, pink and ae 
 
poppy seed, 10c tbls. del. Mrs. J. H. 
 
Kennedy, Atlanta, Ga. Route 131. 
Well rooted, monthly rose bushes, 
_pink, and old-fashioned red velvet rose | 
 
bush, 25 each, mixed collection of) 
 
rose. cuttings 40 per doz., Mock Or. 
 
| privet hedge. 
 
  
 
=e 
 
ange and Philedelhe. dogwood | oes % 
smaller size 10c each, or 3 for 25c._ 
 
| Armor River privet hedge, bushes, 
 
A to. 3-{t., 20 each, cuttings, 80c per 
 
: 100. irs: Na i McCook, | es. 
 
Georgia, Route 2. . E, . 
-BulbsYellow narcissus, _ $i per 
100; White Swan Tris, $1. per SGsh : 
Blooming Wisteria, 2 yr. old, ucca 
filamentosa, 3for 35c; bridal wreath, 
pink crepe myrtle, golden. bells, for- 
sythia, white | star jasmine and weep- 
ing linden, 6 for 40c, T5c. doz Mrs. nS 
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga. Rt Be: 
Chinkapin and monthly rose cute 
tings 6 for 15; yellow flag lilies and  
jonquil bulbs, 10 doze Add pastage. ; 
Miss Lois Echols, Philomath, Gigs. 
- 3 niee growing Cape Jasmines, 60c 
each. _Mrs. E. A. Kingman, Felton = 
Georgia, Route dei! Ea 
~ Large and short coe: jonquils, : S 
daffodils, also > dbl. long trumpet, $1 
per 100. No order for less than 100. 
Add. postage. Mrs, Gao We ieee 
 
 Madison, Ga. 
 
Rooted Cape Teoh 10c Sach or 
W for. $1; also strawberry plants, 25 
| per 100. Mrs. Tak. Harrison, Martin,  
| Georgia, Route 2, - . 
 
2 yr. old monthly rose Fae dione: 
collection, 25 each, or 5 for $1.00; 
scuppernong vines 2 yr. old, 25 each | 
or 5 for $1. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Sis 
 
jloam, Georgiay Route 1.  = 
 
Mammoth: Russian sunflower gees 
25e pt. Add postage. Mrs. S. ay: Jack- 
son, Chatsworth, Georgia. SS 
 
2 Chinkapin roses, 2 cape jasmines, 
12 white iris, 4 crepe myrtles (pink  
or lavender) 2 purple wisteria, 2 white 
 
; star jasmines, 100 crepe myrtles in 
 
exch. for-1 Cherokee and 1 moss rose, 
2 magnolias, iris, any color, 2 white 
and 2 red crepe myrtles, 2 white wis. 
teria, 2 yellow star jasmines. and 1,000 
\ All plants must b 
rooted. Mrs. Lee Crump, - Godfrey 
Georgia. > 
 
Grave moss, purple 
 
lilac, bei | . 
 
| wreath, Dwarf and large purple iris, 
 
and yellow cape jasmine, 25 each 
All well rooted. Miss" Lena Gad is, 
a Sreand, Sort. oy 
 
  
   
 ~ WOMANS DEPARTMENT 
 
Flowers and Seeds  : 
10 Red American rose bushes, 2 
yr. old, 40c each. Add postage, Miss 
 
_Florrie Wilson, Madras, Ga. 
 Boston, Ostrich plume, and baby 
breath ferns, well rooted, 20c each, 
African Marigold seed, 15c small tea- 
cupful. Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey, Ga. 
Spencers mixed peas, 15 oz, $1.50 
tb. Will exch. for narcissus and jon- 
quil bulbs at $1 per 100. Miss ee 
_ Hagan, Morrow, Georgia. 
 
Roses: Dorothy Perkins, 2 yr. old 
 
a each, Mammoth Cochet, Sunset, 
 
- Cloth of Gold, Paul ne-rond, Ameri- 
 
1 c 
 
~ verbena, 3 bunches 25e; 
 
ean Beauty, (all monthly blooming), 
2 white, 2 red, 1 cream, and 1 blue, 
all well rooted and trailing cuttings, 
5 each. No order less than 50c. Cash 
with order. Add postage. Mrs. _Rubye 
_ Thomas, Haralson, Ga. oi 
Grown mixed bulbs: Narcissus, but- 
_ tereups, jonquils, April narcissus, $1 
per 100, or $8 per M; Air plants, 
rooted, 10 each, geraniums, tree cac- 
_ tus, cuttings, 5c each; Rose of Sharon 
 
10e each; Dorothy Perkins roses, | 20c | 
| almonds, lavender iris, 20e each; dus- 
 
each, All well rooted. Add postage. 
' Cash. Miss Lillian eases ele 
 
- Georgia, 
 
Dbl... white and gallon narcissus 
bulbs, 30 doz., postpaid. G. M. Mose- 
 
ley, Rossville, Ga. 401 E. Gordon St., 
 
All varieties of canna bulbs; white 
flag and lemon lilies; dbl. and single 
sweet pinks, 3 for 25c; white with 
red stripes Shandalia lily bulbs, 20c; 
. Shasta daisies, 25c doz., pink and red 
large pink 
__ begonias, rooted, 25c; nearly all kinds 
of geraniums, rooted, 3 for 2b5c. 
 
and asparagus spengeria ferns, 
and 25c. Mrs. C. P. Bloodworth, Ma- 
con, Georgia, 257 Orange Street. 
Tris, large quantity and any variety 
Altheas, five colors, ready for trans- 
planting now; all shades dbl. cannas. 
Prices as to quantity. Miss Lula 
Gachet, 258: 12th St., NE., Atlanta, 
Georgia. 
Himalaya blackberry, ribbon grass, 
 
_wisteria and maderia vines; monthly 
 
roses, rooted, 25c and 50c doz. Miss 
Jewell Huff, Browns Crossing, Ga. 
200 rooted boxwood cuttings, $14 
del., Hemorocalis Golden Day Fulea 
lily bulbs, $1 doz. $5 per 100, del. Miss 
Maud Hamby, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Jonquils, daffodils and narcissus 
bulbs, 25c doz., pink and red dbl. pop- 
py seed 10c spoonful well rooted pink 
and red Dorothy Perkins roses, 15c 
each; golden glow, 25c doz.; African 
 
and French marigold seed, 10 cupful, | 
 
white iris, 35 doz.; purple iris and 
shasta daisies, 25c doz. Himalaya 
_ blackberry plants, 40c doz. B. K. 
Pierce, 605 Hast Point Ave., East 
Point, Georgia = 
 
Holly with red berries and mistle- 
toe with white berries, 25c up to $1 
or exch. for any kind of toys~ for 
children Now booking orders for 
Christmas. Miss Hattie Hensley, 
Ramhurst, Ga. 
 Daisy chrysanthemums, 
 
35e per 
 
100; yellow button mums 25c doz., 
velvet rose cuttings, 10c doz.; yellow 
 
thornless rose 15c each; blue iris 
lilies, 35 doz.; baby primula rose 15, 
doz.; bridal wreath, 15 each; dusty 
miller, now on the mountain, 15c doz. 
varigated honeysuckle, 10c each; cac- 
tus, redberries, 10c each; horse radish 
10e bulb. Add postage. Mrs. S. A. 
Nix, Fairmount, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 49. 
Rooted Cape Jasmines, monthly 
roses, cream, red, pink and Dorothy 
Perkins, 30c each, not rooted, 10c ea. 
Kudza privet, not rooted, 50c per 100. 
 
| white 
 
Os-. 
- trich plume, maiden hae. lace, Boston 
15 
 
  
 
Flower seed of all kinds, Add post- 
 
age. Mrs. H.  Hartley, 
Georgia, Route 2 
 
Oleanders, pink, 30 each; bridal 
wreath, bunch lilacs, pink flowering 
almonds, 25e each; golden bells, 
doz.; everbearing and  Klondyke 
strawberry, 40c and 50c per 100. Mrs. 
Y. A. Dial, Monroe, Ga. 
 
Jonquils, dbl, daffodils, white nar- 
 
ce 
 
cissus, purple Roman hyacinths, 25c | 
 
doz., large purple and white iris, le- 
 
on lilies, orange dbl. and single day 
lilies, 6 for 25c; winter blooming 
evergreen pink thrift 25e doz., white 
dbl. Althea, pink and rose ince Al- 
 
thea, pink, white, rose megelia, pom- |. 
 
egranite, jasmines, spirea, dogwood, 
 
Snowball, Easter rose, Kudza, 25 ea., 
 
strawberries, fine variety, ripe from 
April to-Sept., 35 per 100. Add pos- 
tage on small orders. Mrs. C. H. and 
Miss Mary Ward, Adairsville, Geor- 
gia, Route 1. 
 
Canna bulbs, 3 for 2c; 8 for 50c. 
Add postage. Mrs. 
Flowery Branch, Georgia. 
 
Lena Holland, 
 
Spirea, Van Houttei, 40c; dbl. pink 
 
ty miller, 10; Forsythia, . white and 
pink Althea, 25c each; English dog- 
wood, all colors of small chrysanthe- 
mums, 15c;- Wiegla roses, 50c each. 
 
All well rooted. Tunis Wade, Ellijay, 
 
Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Pink flowering almonds, purple and 
Altheas, English dogwood, 
golden bells, yellow jasmine, | bridal 
wreath, 10c each, or 2 for 25c; pink 
weiglea, 50c each, or 8 for $1. Add 
 
postage. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Elli- 
 
jay, Ga., Route 8, Box 44. 
 
2 Dbl: yetlone Japonica, 25c each, 
purple King iris, 80 doz., dbl. pink 
almond, snow wreath, 15 each; hy- 
 
drangea 25c each; cream white nar- 
 
cissus, 25c doz.; golden bells, 10 each. 
Add_ postage. Miss Minnie Langley, 
Ellijay, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
_. Pink or lavender myrtles, flowering 
bush honey-. 
 
pear, butterfly bush, 
suckle, 25 each; 5 for $1.10 post- 
paid; hyacinths, single, blue, bulbs, 
40 doz. or 3 doz. $10 postpaid, snow- 
drop, golden bell, rooted wisteria, all 
rooted, 25c each. Mrs. R. P. Stein- 
heimer, Woolsey, Ga. 
 
3 yr. old dbl., pink Althea. white 
Mary Wanhin ater vine rose, large 
 
| white oleander, sweet pomegranite, 
 
blooming and bearing size, 50 each, 
3 yr. black walnuts, 50c, 1 yr. size, 
25c. Any order less than $1 add 1lc 
postage. Mrs. J. W.' Boyett, Morris 
Station, Ga .)  
 
Narcissus bulbs, 20ce doz or will 
exch. for other flowers. Add postage. 
Will accept stamps. Miss Vera Hill, 
Conyers, Georgia, Route 2. 
 
White moonflower seed, 15 for 10c; 
flowers: large and fragrant vine lux- 
uriant, quick growth. will exch. for 
white or red oleanders, Cape  jas- 
mines or 2 yr. growth. Mrs. L. P. 
Porter, Ringgold, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Domestica Nandina, Cedrus Deo- 
dara, Cedrus Libani, Ligustrum Jap- 
onicas, Cypress Lowson, California 
Liborcedrus, Juniper Prostrata, Crepe 
Myrtle, Lonicera Frangrantis, Wei- 
glia (pink), Spirea. Prices about 1-2 
those of regular nursery. Mrs. D. C. 
Collier, Barnesville, Ga. . 
 
Rooted boxwood plants, $1.25 per 
doz, cuttings of favorite monthly 
roses, $5 per 100 del. Crimson ramb- 
ler cuttings, $1.20 per doz. Mrs. R. 
Robinson, Greenville. Ga. 
 
Lilac bushes, well rooted, 20c each 
or 6 for $1. Miss Lula Dickson, East- 
anollee, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Watermelon pink crepe myrtle, well 
 
25e 
 
rooted, 1Be each, or 4 for 50e; pink 
 
canna bulbs, 15 each, white and pink 
conk begonia, 10 each.;' spengeria 
and sword ferns, well sopred! 25 and 
15e each. Mrs. Ralph McGill, Daw-. 
son, Georgia, RFD 1. - 
Flowering Almonds, Dorothy Per- 
kins rose, rooted, 8 for 25c; old 
 
den, Elberton, Ga. Box 83, Rt. 8. 
 
-Giant Tiger lilies, large dbl. cannas 
red and yellow, 50c doz.; Iris lilies, 
blue, 25 doz., Sword Penns, 10c. Add 
postage, Miss oS a Buford, 
Georgia. 
 
4 or 500 boxwoods, sifiatl but well 
rooted, 10e each. Add postage. Miss 
/Georgia Kelley, Felton, Ga. Rb 2.- 
 
White narcissus 15c doz. or $1 per 
100 bulbs; purple lilac, forsythea, 10c 
each, flowering almonds, sweet shrub, 
 
cutting, 2e each. All well rooted. Add 
postage. Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery 
Branch, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
400 early daffodils, 20e per int 
or $1.25 per 100 bulbs; 3 named vari- 
feties iris, 50c per tn All postpaid. 
Miss Lillian Grubb, Demorest, Ga. 
 
- Mixed colors of single Althea seed 
10c per tbls. Mrs. W. ee Owen, Mc- 
Donough, Ga. 
 
April blooming narcissus 
white with yellow cups, 15e doz, $1 
per 100 or $8 M; white iris and red 
eannas, 15c doz. bulbs. new crop sage | 
50ce lb. Mrs. R. W. Hudson: Lorane, 
Georgia. 
 
exch. for cabbage plants. Will give 
100 bulbs for 1 M. cabbage. Mrs. J. 
T. Lewis, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
2 and 8 year old rose bushes, 3 
kinds of cannas, red japonica. Write 
for prices. Mrs. P. H. Culpepper, Cor- 
dele, Ga. Route B. 
 
25 well rooted pink and purple mix- 
ed crepe myrtle 15 each; poppy 
plants, white with yellow centers, 25 
per doz. or-exch. for any kind of tulip, 
crocus or butter and eggs bulbs; cut- 
tings of crepe myrtle, $5 per 100. 
Mrs. G. T. Theus, Butler, Ga. 
 
 Will exch. one doz. Dorothy Per- 
kins rose plants for 1 doz. dahlia. 
bulbs, or 2D. Pe rose plants for 1 doz. 
gladioli bulbs; clematis vines, rooted 
for colored iris bulbs or pink canna 
bulbs; Each pay postage. Mrs. J. B. 
Davis, 412 Prince Ave., Tifton, Ga. 
 
Field grown dbl. pink and red Al- 
thea bushes; everblooming roses, yr. 
old, 40c each, del. Mrs. R. C. Lovett, 
Carnegie, Ga. 
 
- 2 parlor caladiums, 1 yr. old, 50 
each. Add postage. Mrs. 8. C. Echols, 
Tignell, Ga. 
 
Blue flag bulbs, 35c dag. or exch. 
for any kind of garden seeds, plants, 
flowers. Add postage or 40c del. Box 
232 Shannon, Ga. ; 
 
White Easter lily bulbs, 10 each, 
or $1 per doz. Add postage Miss Lela 
Rahn, Pineon, Ga. 
 
California privet hedge plants, 10 
 
each; pink crepe myrtle, 25 each; 
gladiolis 25 doz. and hydrangea 20c 
each or will. exch for strawberry 
plants. Mrs. Lizzie Tomlinson,. Pear- 
son, Georgia. 
 
Red Justicia 50c; colens, 10 each; 
geraniums, 30; cannas, 10 each; or 
$1 per doz; ferns, somewhat like 
sword except larger, 20c each. All 
well rooted. Will exch. for good cloth 
scraps, sacks or quilt. Mrs. Indiana 
Barnes, Rockingham, Ga. 
| Monthly rose bushes, 10c each; jon- 
 
  
 
quils, blue flags, purple lilac, white 
 
Sy 
 
fashioned daisies, 25c per 100. Add} 
| postage. Will exch. Mrs. N. B. Bur- 
 
wild azelias, 15 each; green and white. 
border grass, 5c each; evergreen hedge 
 
coke 
 
White narcissus bulbs, 25c doz., or 
 
each; sycamore trees, 2 yr. old, 25]. 
 
Thursday, December 1 er 
 
star jasmine, -20e ear butter Dad 
eggs and yellow daffodils, 25 doz. 
Add postage. Miss Myrtice Dutton, 
Lawrenceville, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Dbl. yellow japonicas 25 each; $1 
doz., or $5 per 100; 
 
40c doz; silver poplars, 25c each; blue 
flags 40c doz; fall pinks, 80e doe. or 
 
ing Rock, Ga. Route 2. 
 
nas, red, cream and pink, 50c doz. J. 
 
hedge, 1 t0..2 YTs.; 
and purple spirea, other shrubbery 
and plants to exch, for pure bred 
 
Georgia. | 
 
1c each; white spider lily 10 each; 
 
-Acworth, Georgia, Route 1. 
Purple lilac, purple and oe Al- 
thea, 3 for 25c; Perkins roses 50c per 
 
Eller, Ellijay, Georgia, RFD 3. 
Red canna bulbs, 45e doz.;3 
iris, 10 doz; daffodils, 15 co ; pink 
and white flowering almonds, 15c ea.; 
lilac sprout, 10 each; featherball pop- 
py seed, 10c spoonful: Add postage. 
Mrs. H. G. Frasier, Gainesville, Ge 
 
Route 7  
 
sweet williams, Gabens, 50e . doz.; 
holly hocks, 8 for 25c; monthly rose, 
well rooted, 25c. Add postage. 
 
Four. . 
 
6 different kinds of ferns, 15 each; 
pink and orange sultanas, 2 for 15c; 
different color dbl. geraniums, 
doz.; Eng. dogwood and Van Hottie, 
large size, 20c each; monthly 
bushes, 20c each; dbl. poppy seed, 10c 
tbls.; dbl. marigold, 10c cupful; 3 
spoonsful 25c. Add postage on small 
 
Rose, Georgia, Route 2. : 
Purple lilac, pink crepe myrtle, yd. 
hydrangea, bridal wreath, almonds, 
 
spirea, golden bell, rooted, 20c each, 
$1.50 doz. or exch. for hyacinth, tu- 
lips and sweet peas. Mrs. A. F. Ma- 
loch, Hoschton, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
2 blooming size, red rosebud ge- 
raniums, 1 white hydrangea 15c each 
or exch. for blue hydrangea, white 
ivy ger.; jonquils, blue flags $15c 
doz. or exch. for narcissus, Easter 
 
seed, dbl. mixed dahlia, canna seed, 
all 10c thls.; Angel trumpet 35c or 
exch. dbl peony, any color. Mrs. W. 
H. Simpson, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
lilies, 15 doz; violets, "20c per 100. 
 
Box 18. 
 
Small evergreen ornamental ce- 
dars, 1 to 2 ft. high, 50c each, 3 for 
$1; violets, 15c per doz.; milk and 
 
bulbs, 50ce doz. Miss Grace sate oe 
Midland, Ga. Route 2. 
 
White dogwood, mountain - eet, 
ivy, hemlock, crabapple, white and 
 
kle, 15 each, or 8 for $1; blue iris 
 
ferns, 3. for 25; huckle, dewberries, 
$2 per 100; butter and eggs, wild  
raniums, evergreen plants, 25e doz.. 
Mrs. John Carson, Morganton, Ga. 
 
  
 
& 
 
$1 per 100. Miss Leacy Silver, Talk- 
 
poultry. Woodmere ei Chamblee, 
 
white peony, 20c each. Octavia Redes 
 
doz.; pink weigelia, pink and white ae 
Jap honesuckle, 25c each. Mrs. Henry .  ~ 
 
50c . 
 
rose - 
 
25e doz; rose bushes, 2 for 5c; wild 
 
s 
ek 
 
velvet roses, 15 * 
sane bridal ec and golden bells, 
3 for 35; baby rambler rose cuttings 
 
W. Bedelle, 79 N. Forsyth, St. At- 
planta, Georgia. A 
~Burpees giant iris, $2 doz; privet a 
Kudza roots, red  
 
yellow 
 
altheas, dogwood, D. Perkins roses,  
 
Mrs. B. F. Brown, Eger avet; Ga. 
 
wine lilies, 30 doz.; red spanish lily - 
 
Ope 
 
4 
 
8 varieties of large beautiful can- 
 
Jonquil bulbs, 2c euch! blue hya-  
cinths, dbl. 5c each, einpts 2 for 5e;_ 
blue and white iris, 5 each; narcissus - 
 
All color lilies, $1 doz; hardy ohio e 
 
Miss 
Cleo Turner, Cleveland, Georgia, Rt. 
 
orders. Mrs. L. G. Sanders, Dewey ae 
 
lily bulbs, Japanese morning glory ~ 
 
Bulbs: Tulip, 20c doz., daffodils, and 
 
black pine, holly bushes, honey. suc-: 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
arge prize winning mums, 30 doz. 
 
nk begonia, 20 each; eolens, hy- 
 
angeas 25c each; cape jasmine 35c 
 
h. All well rooted. Box flowers, | 
 
1 exch for red dogwood or azelias. 
Mrs. Lula Wells, Hinesville, Ga. 
 
ood ee jonquils, peers 
 
Jen bells, star jasmines, enires: 
ering almond, rose of sharon, 15c 
 
kinds of mums, io 50. 
Toes, himalaya berry pants, 
 
Godard, Goggins, Ga. = 
eolors  of hollyhoeks, winter 
ming candytuft, hardy gaillardia, 
spur, all 2 doz. for: 25ce3; snap. 
agons 25c doz.; 4 small poinciana 
ple ts, 25 each; camellia Japonica, 
yrs. old, $2. Seeds of poinciana, 15 
10c; blazing star, showers of gold, 
 
ocks, lavender and purple stock: 
 
giant spider plant, balloon 
vine and deep yellow cosmos, 10e per 
acket. No stamps. Mrs. John | R. 
rner, Concord, Ga. 
reen top dwarf boned plants, 
doz. magnolia glaucia and weep- 
ng willow trees, 50c each, or 3 fdr 
, cape jasmine, lilac 30c each. All 
vell- rooted. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, 
Greenville, Ga., Route 3. _ 
 
Milk and wine lilies 25 each, all} 
 
color large moss 25 doz, green wan- 
dering jew, large and small 5c each, 
ink verbena 10c each, yellow mums 
20 doz. Cash with order Add post- 
pe. Mrs. M. E. ee os 
Georgia, Route 2. . 
 
Crepe myrtle. sprouts | with a $5 
100; rooted boxwoods, $1.25 per 
ee lilies $1.50 per 100; weep- 
 
ing willows 25c each; lucretia dew- 
 
berry plants 75 per 100. L. M. 
 
Woodruff, Greenville, | Ga., Route 3. 
> 4 years old, 3 for +e a0; 
 
spirea, persian lilac, Wvdrhneced. 25 
each, shasta daisies 50c dozen; lilies, 
funkia, 6 for 50c; milk and wine, 25c, 
50c and 75c each. Cherokee Farm, 
West Point, Georgia. - 
eraniums, all colors, Be; Star hes 
gonias | 25e each; Devil backbone cut- 
tings, 10c each; sultanas and lantans, 
all colors, 5e Sacks _ babys 
boston sword 20c. ee large red 
and yellow cannas, 3 for 25c; - jon- 
quils, | butter cups, daisies, 20ce doz 
Will exchange for California or Par- 
ma violets, and other flowers. Write. 
Mrs. W. E. Green, Powersville, Ga. 
Ferns, begonias, sultanas; gerani- 
ums, all colors, all rooted, 20 to 30c; 
actus rooted, 10c each; mums, 5c 
each; oxalis Oc; cannas 40c dozen; 
urple and varigated violets, hydran- 
gea cuttings 5c and 10c, Will exch. 
for dahlias, cannas, or narcissus. 
Write. Mrs. G. Connor, Gainesville, 
Georgia, Route 7. 
Mtn. Laurel and Mtn.  maple, 
white and black pine, crabapple, 
white dogwood, white ashe, holly 
bushes. All well rooted, nice size 15c 
ich; or 8 for $1; black walnuts with 
good roots 25c each; hollyhocks, jon- 
quils, daffodils, iris lily bulbs, white 
and red azaleas; sugar plums, Cher- 
okee roses, reasonable prices. Write. 
_ W. F. Fain, Morganton, Ga. 
All colors and varieties of aitheas, 
spireas, crepe myrtle, jasmines, for- 
sythea,, abelia, nudiflorum, | kerria,. 
 
e. $1. ae or 6 6 tor at, 60; 
| colors and kinds, 4 for $1.49; ancuban 
 
bulbs 10e each. 
 
roots, 50c each, or 6 for $2.50; 
 
Greenville, Ga., 
 
breath ; 
 
  
 
delphus, epee Sunlela, any 4 for! 
 
oleanders, 
 
pyracantha, ligustrum, eleagnus, ba- 
nana shrub, any 3 for ot 55, All well 
packed and postpaid. Mrs. J. A. 
Griffin, in Ga., 512 16th: ay 
East. 
 
Rooted blue flower evergreen box 
vine; white vernon iris 5c each. Pos- 
tage pd. on 5 or more plants; Chi- 
nese sacred lilies, well rooted; mar- 
ver of Peru (pernial line 25 years) 
Postage pd. on 3 
or more; jonquils, daffodils, butter 
 
and eggs, blue hyacinths, blue Japa- 
nese iris, etc., 2c per bulb. Postage. 
 
pd. on 1 doz. or more; a few selected 
Princess Beatrice iris 15 each or 8 
for 25 postage paid. Mrs. T.0; 
 
Floyd, Chipley, Gages 
 
~ 
 
- Snow ball bushes, 25e each; thorn- 
less yellow | roses, 3 for 25; blacl 
walnuts, rooted, 50 each; laurels 
25c; white pine, holly Kath es: swamr 
 
maple, azaleas, 25e each; crepe myr 
 
ties 3s cuttings for 25e; Tris, emo? 
lilies, 40 doz; Arbor vitae, 2 year 
old, 50c, 1 yr. old, 25ce; tiger lilies 
30e dozen. Mrs. H. G. Wilson, Lov 
ing, Georgia. ee 
Boxwood plants, state miceected. 
years old, uniform size, $6 prepaid 
dwarf boxwood, smaller size, $1.25 
doz., or 25 for $2; crepe myrtle 
sprouts $5 per 100. Mrs. J. L. Rod- 
gers, Greenville, Ga. 
Large pink peonie, 40c; mixed glad- 
ioli bulbs, large 60c, small 40c doz.; 
mixed bulbs 300 for 25c; dbl. and 
sng. hollyhock, yellow and orange 
marigold seed 20ce cup; dahlia bulbs 
40e doz.; hibiscus 10 for 3 tbls., pot 
hibiscus 10c cutting, Mrs. Delia Fife, 
Armuchee, Georgia. | 
_ Weeping willow 3 to 5 feet, strong 
all 
repair, bozwood plants $1.50 on, or 
2 doz. for $2.50 prepaid, crepe myr- 
tle 25c each. Mrs. J. L. Rodgers, 
Route 8. 
 
Hollyhocks, al colors, sweet  wil- 
 
[ate 2 colors, winter verbenas, large 
~ down-hill 
 
fall pinks, white violets, 1 
vine, golden glow, hardy phlox, brid- 
al wreath, blooming peach  bushes, 
snow balls, rambler roses, new year 
vine, all well rooted, 25 doz.; lilac, 
August lilies, cannas, monthly roses, 
 
.2 for 10c; 7 kinds of monthly rose| 
 
cuttings, 2 doz. for 10c. Add postage 
Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dalieneea, Geor- 
gia, Route 1. 
 
Blue flag and Shilow day lilies 20 
 
doz., or 3 doz. for 55; Dahlia, flow- 
ohed: zenia 15c; jonquils, 3 doz., 25c; 
yellow and dark red orchid 15c each. 
or 8 for 40c. Mrs. G. Bs McCrary, 
Gainesville, Georgia. _ 
 
Jonquils and dahlia bulbs, 10c doz. 
FOB Mauk, Ga. E. L. Corley, Mauk, 
Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Dbl. yellow and red King Herbert 
canna bulbs $1 and $1.25 per 100 pre- 
paid.. Mrs. M. H. Smith, Montezuma, 
Georgia, Route 2. ) 
 
Large red, spotted, yellow mL sal- 
mon pink canna bulbs; lemon and 
white flag lilies, 3 of either 25c; white 
with red stripes shandalia lily bulbs 
20c: each; dbl. white and single pink 
sweet pinks, 8. bunches 25c; . eee 
daisies 25 doz.; pink and red  ver- 
bena, 3 for Be: SEE pink begonias, 
rooted, 25e each;  geraniums and 
ferns rooted 15 and 25c. Mrs. W. A. 
Huff, Browns Crossing, Ga. 
 
Winter blooming, sweet scented 
violets, Star of Bethlehem 10c doz.; 
50 pink Perkins roses and other roses 
10 each or $1-doz.; lilac, pink oxalis 
10e each; August tiger lilies, and 
white flags 25c; sweet pinks  20c 
 
all 
 
  
 
doz. ; Boston ferns: 20 each: snap 
dragon plants 25c; collection of seed 
10c pkg.; add postage. Mrs. J. Win- 
ter, Buford, Georgia. 
 
Paper white narcissus, dbl., 
single, jonquils, butter and = eggs, 
White Star Jasmine, $1 for 100; 
Hardy phlox, Mums, ever blooming 
rose cuttings 20c doz.; snow ball.and 
golden bell, 15e dozen; althea 10c| 
each; royal purple and lavender Iris 
-20e dozen; blue and bear grass 20 
each; violets 20c per 100, red and yel- 
low Japonicas, 2 for 35c. Add _ post- 
age. Mrs .Lillie Eller, Ella Gap, a 
 
o Daffodils, narcissus 25 doz.;  al- 
thea, 2 for 35c, hibiscus, white roses, 
snowballs, double, almonds, golden 
bells, 25c each; Snow on the Moun- 
tain, 15 doz; 3 colors of sweet Wwil- 
jams, several kinds of lilies, mums, 
/faponica, verbenas, 25 doz.; carna- 
sions, 80c} crepe myrtle, junipers 25c 
0 50c; cedar, holly, August lilies, 
 
and 
 
  
 
{ rooted, $1 doz.; 
 
%5e each. All well rooted. Mrs. A. A. 
Silver, Talking Rock, Georgia. 
 
White spider lilis, all colors month- 
y rose cuttings, 25 dozen; white 
--eony 35e each, or exch. for any other 
olor; crepe myrtle 30c; bridal 
-rreath 15 each; violets, old fashion- 
. d pinks, as 10e dozen; roses, 
wel rooted; 30c each; red flowering 
almond, 10c;. English dogwood. Will 
exchange any flower for hyacinths. 
Add postage. Miss Ruby Champion, 
Fairmount, Ga.  
 
3 colors. of bronze, pink, cream, ae 
white and yellow.mums 25c doz.; old 
fashioned yellow and orange color 
iris 15e doz.; rooted Japanese rose 
10e each; monthly - rose _ cuttings, 
American beauty, red, white, cream 
 
jand three shades of pink 10e doz. 
 
Add postage. Mrs. J. 
Gainesville, Ga. Route 7. 
 
Wisteria vine 10c each, yellow flag 
lilies, monthly rose cuttings, spear- 
mint, catrip, shasta daisies, jonquils, 
white violets, verbenia, narcissus, all 
10 doz. Add postage on small orders. | 
No checks accepted. Mrs. M. Jc 
White, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
 Westias, pink and white, heavily. 
rooted, 20c each, 2. for 35; dbl. pink 
oleanders, 20c each; violets 50 per 
100; dbl. daffodils, and yellow nar- 
cissus bulbs, 20c doz.; pink monthly 
roses, 2 yrs. old, 25e each; cape Jase. 
mines, crepe myrtle, lilacs, 15 each: 
pr. 2 for 25c; blue and white  Iris 
25e doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. Elsner, 
Austell, Georgia, Route 2. 
 
Crepe myrtle, pink and lavender, 
1ld5c each or 2 for 25c, postpaid. 100 
del., to Godfrey depot for $10; white 
ae Jasmine, and purple wisteria, 25e 
each, postpaid. All rooted plants Mrs. 
Lee Crump, Godfrey; Ga. 
 
Old fashioned dwarf boxwood, well 
magnolia  galucia, 
rooted, 50c each, 8 for $1; purple and 
}watermelon pink crepe myrtle, 25c 
each, 5 for $1; white Cherokee roses, 
50c doz.; lilac, spirea, cape jasmine, 
30 frek 4 for $1; all kinds of canna 
bulbs, 50e doz.; large weeping willow 
trees, 8. for $1. All well rooted and 
del. Patria Robinson, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Large dbl. rose color peony, 25c ea. 
Jonquils, dbl. and single, April bloom- 
ing narcissus, mixed, $1 per 100; iris, 
mixed colors, 5 each, white hy visa: 
gea, 18c each; primroses, yellow, 10c 
each, white, 25c doz., butterfly bush. 
dbl. and single orange lilies, 10 ea.; 
holly, pansy, mixed verbena, dae 
snowball, weiglia, any color, will exch 
for hardy hydrangea,. flowering | al- 
mond, bridal wreath, and other flow- 
ers. No order acecuted less than 50c. 
 
C. Eades, 
 
  
 
Rising Fawn Ga. 
 
0 varieties rose eubtitie $1.00; 
 
$2 per 100, $10 per M.; 
 
white flag lilies 40c doz. Mrs ae A. 
Camp, Cordele, Ga. 
 
Empress and cream narcissus a 
dbl. giant daffddils 25c. doz.3 
drop 15 doz.; large purple Jap 
40c doz.; pink and white Lubieus 25c 
each; yellow  jonquils, 30c ~ doz.; a 
Rhode Island junipers, boxwood, ar- 
bor vitas, snow ball, althea, golden - 
bells, red japonica, tree cactus, 
 
pink | cherokee rose $1 doz. 
Wilson, Morgantown, Ga. - 
 
yellow canna bulbs 50c doz.; 
 
raft, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
rhododendrons, oxalis, 2pe- 
 
hibiscus,  
althea, now. fall 20c each; lemon and 
tiger lilies, 35 doz.; Jap fic lilies 60 
doz.; .10 choice rooted roses, Chero- 
 
dils, cream narcissus 35 doz.; phlox 
 
lets: 25 doz.; white violets 15c doz.; 
$2. Mrs. A. Wilson, -Morganton, Ga. . 
] Jonquils, daffodils, buttercups, but- 
| ter and eggs bulbs, also yellow lilies 
to exch. for Germantown Zephyr, four 
"fold colors, black or bright red 1 doz. 
bulbs for 25cor 3 for 10c balls and 7e_ 
in postage. Mrs. We. O.Phillips, Spring  
Vale, Georgia. - 
 
Pot flowers For sale or {ke for 
anything can use. All kinds of yard _ 
 
Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Mtn. Laurels, Azaleas, holly bushes 
red and white dogwood, swamp wil- 
low, white and black pine, all. 15ce; 
Cherokee roses $1 doz.; Mtn. Scenes 
10c each, trailing aebitiaa 25e doz.; 
crab apples and maple trees, 15c ea. 
C. L.~Chastain, Morganton, Ga, 
 
White | spirea, 
 
cherry laurel, niagnolia, wild 
25 to 75c; gladioli, orange 
lilies, 3 for 25e; Armarylis lilies, not 
blooming size, 15 and 20c. Mrs. 
P. Holland, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. Dies 
 
Henderson Superior Trimardean 
pansy plants, mixed colors, 1c each. 
Now ready. Add Te postage. Mrs. oO. 
E. Browning, Doerun, Ga., RFD. de 
 
Jonquils, daffodils, 20c doz., $1. 00 
 
lilac, crepe myrtle, 15. each.;. 
yellow Japonica 20c ach; hardy hi- 
biscus, 25 each; bridal wreath, 10e 
each; snowball, 6 kinds of monthly 
 
roses, 15; 1-doz. bulbs and 1 of aa 
sprouts, rooted, $1.10. Add postage. 
 
Route 3. 
 
Shasta daisies, 20e 
blooming wisterias, rooted, 2 yrs. old, 
3 for 85c; abelia cuttings, 50 per 
100; golden. bells, pink crepe myrtle, 
85e per 100, $2. 50 M., 25 kinds ofe. 
everblooming rose eae 30 per 
85e doz.; 
 
Madam Chereav 
 
iris 75 
 
of Japanese Mums, 25 per 15. Mrs, 
Alice Hall, Calhoun, Ga. Route 5. 
 
  
 
Add postage. Miss Mattie Slaughter, | 
 
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7 
 
we 
 
Ss}, 
 
per 100; white narcissus 25 doz., ee 
doz. of each, 50c; purple and white. 
abl = 
 
doz.; dare jasmine, 6 for 25c; 40 kinds 
 
snow 
iris 
 
. Purple lilac, won ee. 20e each, -& 
pink crepe myrtle 2 for 25c; red and = 
moon 
vine seed 10 doz; sage plants 5 for _ 
25ce. All well rooted and del. Walton oo 
 
Ly 
 
kee roses $1 doz.; giant dbl. daffo- 
 
pink peremnila, 30c doz.; palma vio- - 
 
Je 
 
Mrs J iW Foster, ax, Georgia, 
 
dbl, pink and white rooted oleanders <a 
50c each; red King Humbert cannas 
dattodils,. 
white narcissus, butter and egg, white . 
iris, gladiolis, assorted $2 per 100; | 
 
kes 
 
2 choice ribs, rooted and belek y 
 
-25e each; wild red, yellow oxalis and =~ 
_ Sadie (oe : 
 
- 
 
plants. Mrs Sam Fitzgerald, Rochelle | oe 
 
- Junipers, Riher vitas,- boxwoods, xs 
 
each; white pines 75c doz.; forsythia, = 
 
watermelon pink ~ 
crepe myrtle, monthly roses, Martha. 
Washington, some of Hastings collec-  
tion, all 20c; Cape Jasmine, hollys; . 
olive, - 
 
color 2 
 
monds, pink weigela 25 each; weep- 
 
Ve 
 
 per doz.; ever-_ = 3 
 
  
   
 : = a $450 each; FOR: 
 
  
 
  
 
ULTRY FOR SALE. ee 
 
White Leghorns  ae 
 
Sa Will sell or trade 60 W- is hens, 
x Tancred strain. T. G. Eubanks, R x. 
: DD. 4, Marietta, Ga. _ : 
 
oe esa, Brown: Leghorns, henge and 
 pullets. Blood tested. Hens laying 
and pullets ready. to lay. Hens $1.50 
 
_ each. Pullets $2.50 each. J. i. Beas- | 
 
ley,- Lavonia, Georgia. ee 
 
~ 200 light Brown Leghorn pullets, 
= Everlay strain. $1.25-each or cheaper. 
J. M.. Holt, Fair 
 
a entire lot. taken. 
Norns, Georgia. 
= 3 We L, cockerels, ~ Ferris iain: 
 
it hatch. Ba each FOB Marietta. 
5 Mrs. John P. Cheney, Route. 4, Mari- 
ae etta, Georgia. - 
cent Leghorn | 
 
eeches Bverlay 
 
strain. 18 months old. $1.25 each. 1 to | 
 
29); months old cockerels, same strain, | 
 
90: cents. each.~J. O. Black, Route. 657 
 
- Covington, Georgia. 
 
60 W. L. Ferris: strain. Si. WR, 
 
Clarke, Route 1, Cochell, Ga. 
=. Br own Leghorn hens and + rooster 
 
8 months old. Everlay strain. $10 for 
 
oy Mrs. G. F. Pickle, Blakely, Ga. 
 
45.2 Brown Leghorn hens and pul-| 
 
_ lets, Riverside strain.. Also 4 cocks. 
2S). 25 each or: $95 for: lot. J. Ry Pil- 
: s grim, Powder Springs, Ga. 
. W. L. 9 hens and 1 rooster, River- 
oS strain. $1.50 each or ais for lot. 
. Mi Crow, Buford, Ga. 
oo purebred W. L. hens, Ferris str. 
a1 months old. 4 cocks mates *to hens. 
 
= 50 pullets.9 months old, same breed 
and strain as hens. 
 
_ Richardson, Gardi, Ga 
_ Tl purebred W. L. cock, 2 years old + 
for sale or exch. J. W. Burke, Route 
2, Irwinton, Ga. 
 
Seah 
months old pullets. Heavy 
_ strain. $50 for lot. Mrs. - doe 
 
--rison, Rockingham, Ga. 
Purebred W. L. pullets and soak 
erels from 6 to 10 weeks old. ae M. 
oe Vienna, Ga. f 
 
laying 
Har- 
 
Tanered 285 egg strain, W. L. cock | 
 
-erels, $5 for four. J. W. Lundeen, Rt. 
is Hast Lake, Decatur, Ga. 
 
Purebred. Wok: hens,  peconed: | 
_ strain, 1 year old, $1 each. Cash with 
order. Mrs. C. R. Black,. Lavonia, Ga. 
2. Purebred Brown Leghorns, Everlay 
= ~ strain, 1927 hatch. 1 male and 4 fe- 
males. _$5 for lot. Mrs. Ss. Me Echols, 
- Tignal, Ca 
 
1 purebred W. L. eockerel 8 on. 
 
Sid, Ferris strain, Will sell for Sioa 
 
PGE exchange for purebred 8. C. R. I. 
Red cockerel. Prefer either Donald- 
== Sonor Owen strain. Hubert Pees 
_ Stonewall, Ga. me 
 
_Psrebred, English | strain, fea 
 
> cockersls. $1.50 each. Mrs. picky For-| 
 
bet, Brooklet, Gas 
295 S.C. W. L. pullets, March eaten: 
Us. L. West, 
Temple, Georgia. 
 
10 W. L. hens, Ferris erin Will, 
 
= sell for $10 or exch. for 10 Giant pul- 
lets Mrs. L. H. Coe, Bastanollee, Ga. 
Purebred. S$. C. Brown - Leghorns, | 
hens and cockerels. King Averette, 
Buena Vista, Gas = ne 
10 W. L. hens 18 months ld. $1. 50 
each prepaid. Mrs. O. A. Gassett, Rt. 
Ay Rox 15, Butler, Ga. 
-. Several Tancred W. L. eee 
: Bicas. Mrs. L. E. Fisher, Lavonia, 
Georgia. 
= 9 Ferris W. L. hens. Pure bred. 
$1 each or exch, for:R. L. Reds or 
Barred Rocks. Mrs. Mes E, Andrews, 
Collins, Ga. 
50 Tancred W. Li: "pullets, some 
laying, $1.35 each. HOB Bowman, 
eee 
 
a9 Ww. Ls, pallets. December Tay 
 
| ers. 
| same train, Sr Special price for lot 
Holmes, Macon, 
 
  
 
$1 each. =. ve 
 
k 
 
purebred W. L. aes and 25 6 : 
 
  
 
Kine strain, TBe. eacl 
 
| FOB Macon. Couh: 
Georgia, Route = 
 
Tancred, O. A, C. Wo cockerels, | 
 
March hatch from 1 and 2 yr. . old 
 
hens, with record of 200 to 250 eggs. 
}in trap nest. $3- to $10 or exch. for 
other live stock, farm implements, 
Thomson, Ate 
 
ate. Write. Henry Ww. 
lanta, (races Os Box 12 
 
25 S. Cx -Tanered alc Rael 
 
hatch, $1 FOB. Will exch. for Barred? 
 
Plymouth. Rocks, Buff Orpington or 
White Wyandotte pullets, Feb. 
 
Mareh hatch. Henry Patat, Jr. Stat-|> 
 
ham, Georgia. 
eo5 Jaying hens; $1; 6 cockerels, 
 
| $1.25. each - FOB. Vera Futeh, Adel, 
 
Georgia. 
Pancned cockerel from trapnested 
 
hens: shipped on approval. H. O. Wile | 
 
liams, Route. A, Millen, Ga. 
 
Two S. C. Large Strain hatch ples 
 
erels, se 50. FOB.; also pullets same 
strain. Will exeh. for turkeys, bred 
 
or mixed. Mrs. T. W. Hagood, none 
 
3, Marietta,  Georgia. 
 
10 pullets, some laying; 1. ee : 
 
$15. for lot. Bertha. ee Route 6; 
Dublin, Ga. 
Se Gs Brown as fend $1 each: 
 
ae ae Lovelady, Ball Ground, Georgia. 
$1. each; 
roosters, same strain, $1. 50. Mrs: dee 
| T. Biggers, Bremen, Ga. 
 
25 to 100 Ferris hens, 
 
 Fairfax English breeding males, $4 
 
each. Fairfax. Leghorn, Yards, College 
 
Park, Gare 
Will trade Quisenberry high jaying 
 
strain of S C, stags for anything can | 
 
use, O. L, McClellan, 403. een 
Street, LaGrange, Ga. : 
 
Rhode sland. Reds 
 
1 oe bred R. I, Red rooster, Don- 
aldson strain. 20 months old, $3.50 1 
pure bred R. Iv Red cockerel, Donald- 
son strain, April hatch. $1. 50. Miss 
 
Ridie Martin, Willard, Ga. G 
 
Purebred R. I. cockerels, Macon | 
hatch, $2 ea. fob. Mrs. John P. Chen- 
oy, Rt. 4, Marietta; Gas > 
 
2 R.1. Red cocks, 2: year old, $2 e ea. 
2 Cockerels, April hatch, $2 ea. Wik. 
exch. for 8 large hens for table use. 
Mrs. H. L. Ellison, Rupert, Ga. 
 
10 purebred S.'C. R. L. Red pullets, | 
April and May hatch, $1 ea. Mrs. O. 
A. Anderson, Jackson, Ga. 
~R. I. Red cockerels, 
strain. $1.50 ea. Mrs. 
Adairsville, Gar 4 pe oe 
 
S. CRoi, Red pullets, D Donaldson 
strain. Laying. | $2 ea. Bz 0. Carter, | 
Griffin, GAS aS y 
 
25 Red pullets SE 50 ea. or will ex-| 
change for seed oats, wheat, rye or 
double cotton and corn planter. J. P. 
eS Re. G Grittin, Gao 3] 
 
S. C. R. I. Red pullets and cocker- 
 
Siete | 
 
ae Owen strain. i Ee Spain, Plains, | 
 
Ga. 
Purebred Hecks Red cockerels,- Owen 
strain, $2.50 ea. A. J, povelady, Ball 
Ground, Ga. = 
 
R. I. Red tle: Henaldech strain. 
May hatch. $2 ea. Woodmere Farms, 
Chamblee, -Ga. 
 
~ 8 R. E\ Red hens ae Q- soak 18 
 
months old. Hens $2 ea. Cocks $2.50 
 
ea. Mrs. J. H. Floyd, Rt. 3, Chipley, 
 
Ga. ; 
tT R. I. Red ae Donaldson strain. 
 
18 months old. $1.25.or willexch. for | 
 
Barred Rock cock, or for Minorca or 
Jersey Black Giant cockerel. Mrs. C. 
-D. ey Rt. 8, Box O15 Bastost, 
Ga. - 
 
R. z Red fryers. 30 per. 1b. 12 at 
 
| lets, Donaldson strain $1.25 ea. Mrs. 
 
'F, R. Vincent, Fruitland, Been 2 
 
C. M. Shaw, | 
 
Au Ga. 
 
: aldson strain. 
 
$1.25 ea. x Te Morgan, : 
Ga. Rese = 
 
hatch. 1 cock 21 months old.: 
lot. Miss Anna Jordan, - es 
 
Ga 
45 Rad, Red cockerels. Well grown 
 
as. Mitchell: Walker, 
ae 
2 oebred oe a Red sneered: 3 
months: old. $1 ea, Mrs. Ralph eee 
a6 tf, Dawson, Ga. oe 
 
2 purebred R. J. Red. Soekercs. 46 
are: 8 months old. $1.50 ea. Mrs. aC) 
B. Herndon, Mayfield, Ga. . 
 
Morris, Rt. ooo Tifton, Ga. 
Blood tested Ro Te 
 
ny RSE Duluth, Ga. 
 
Thomson strain R. i Red eee 
 
ble? March and April hatch. $1.50 ea. 
Mrs. Lee. a Rte 
Ga. ae 
 
Decidson strain R. L. Red cocker- 
Bis. $2. ea. Mrs. A. a Tyles, Juliette, 
 
  
 
a1, 50 and: $2 ea; few 18 mo. old hens, 
$2; two 18 mo. old cocks, $3 to $5; 
a. do dearets. Mar. hatch, $2 to~$5. 
Mrs. 
Ga. 
 
S05S. C. R. I. Red Guan. pullets, 
Mar. and, Apri. hatch, some laying, 
$1.75 ea; 18 mo. old cock, same strain, 
$3.50, Mrs. Grady Atkinson, Madison, 
 
Ga, 
 
20 Rk Red. pullets,  Feb, hatch, 
$1.50 ea. lot $27.50. Mrs. R. Cy Tan- 
ery ht. 8): Gainesville, Ga. = 
 
Owen Farm cocks, $3 ea, two $5 
 
same strain, $1.50 and $2.. Mrs, Re B. 
Mooney, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
7 R. I. Red pullets and 1 ia 
May: hatch, $8 fob. Mrs. Amanda 
Kelley, Rt. 2; Eastanollee, Ga. 
 
Several S. CG. R. I. Red cockerels. 
Donaldson and Butts strain. Mrs. L. 
1E. _ Fisher, Lavonia, Ga, fe 
 
& 
 
con, , Ga. 421. Duncan Ave. 
 
s -Minoreas and Pokeucelaers: 
 
$2 ea. Cockerels/mates to pullets. $2 
ea. Mrs. Ww. OW Puckett, Cordele, Ga. 
- Pure bred Black. Minorcas, | Pope 
strain. Hens and cocks $2.75 ea. or 6 
for $15. Mrs. Addie Waddelle, Pear- 
~ 15 Pope strain Minorea hens, large 
size, good layers, $2 ea. 2 cockerels 
direct from Pape, $2.50 6a, M. A. 
Maret, Lavonia, Ga, Le 
Es 9 Pape Black -Miorca hens, 
stock, $11.25. : Will exch. for pure 
nan; Ga... 
Pape Black Minorer cocks, 1926 
hatch, $1. 50 ea. two for $2.75. H: G: 
| Blankenship, Rt. 1, Fair. Mount, Ga. 
Pure bred Black Minorca roosters, 
$1 ea. Li 0: Pfeiffer, Macon, Ga. 421 
 
Dunean Ave. a g ee aos 
<3 eet t 
 
Barred Rocks | Z 
Holterman Barred Rock. cock, 18 
months old. $2.50. 1 Barred R. cock- 
erel, 7 months old. $1.50. Mrs, .P.-A. 
Culpepper, Rt. 13, Cordele, Ga. 
 
Thompson Barred Rock cockerels. 
 
  
 
Nashville, 
 
i 
6 parebied R.  Red. pullets. March 
$21 for 
 
Long legs and- dark - 
hatch. $2. Mrs. M. J Jackson, Rte 
 
and: good. colors. $2.50 to $5 ea. Mrs. 
ee =p, cope 
 
ueuevels Spring hatch. 
 
- 1 Donaldson strain R. I. Red coek |< 
terel, 19- months old. $2. Mrs. Lewis . 
 
: i Mrs. We B. Kuglar, Rt. 6, Bowdan, 
Red Socal. ; 
|8 months old. $1.50 ea, Aggie Frank- 
 
1, _ Royston, | 
: hatched 10-10-27. $3 for lot. Mrs. de 
 
Ce 
i Owens S. C. R i Red pullets, aa 
direct, Mar. Apri. May hatch, $1.25, 
 
2G: WwW: Page, Box Bey Norcross, 
 
merce, . Ga. Rt. 29. 
 
Owen and Donaldson cocks, $3; hens | 
 
|. Pure bred R. I. Red roosters, Mch. 
hatch, $1.50 ea. L. O. Pfeiffer, = 
 
St. S. BE. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
show : 
 
Brown Leghorns, Wallace Gray, New-. 
 
Well marked and developed. April. 
hatch. $1.75 ea. Mrs. W. Be ee 
_ 3, nor Ga. eg 
 
  
 
Poser Barred "Rock npuillets, Be 
 
| to 10 weeks: old, Also cockerels same 
 
age. Ho M, Turton, Vienna, Ga, 
4 Ostrich Barred  Rock eockerel. 
in color. May 
 
Locust Grove, Ga. 
-20 Parks Barred Rock pullets, reg. 
permit. P. Gy 33; between 5 and 6 
months old. $1 50. ea. Oak Range 
Poultry: Farm, Rte235 Marietta, Ga. 
 Thompson Imperal 
 
Armuchee;. Ga. 
- Purebred Thompson Rock pullets & 
 
- $1.25 ea 
 
Rte Fx Demorest, 
 
eae & 
 
Mrs. A. J. Collins, 
 
Ga. 
 
1: Thompson - cock, 17. shonthe ok 
$2.25 or will exe. for niece dried frui 
 
10 dretoaras Barred Rock pala : 
 
and t cockerel direct from Holterman. 
$15 for Jot. Satisfaction: guaranteed, 
J. B. Lacey, Rt. 2, Rome, Ga. eras 
 
-1-B. R. hen and 6 ehicks.- Chicks 
 
E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga, Sas 
 
- Wanted to'exc. 50 or 15 Barred 
Rock pullets, Spring hatch, for Papes 
mammoth Black Minorca pullets. or 
hens and cockerels. os R. Rail 
 
Blakely, Ga. : ; 
- Barred Rock eapons, 
 
Bee and 
 
May. hatch. $8 ea. Mrs. GC. Re Sorre 
Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
One Choice Barred Rock cockere 
Feb. hatch, $30 10 hens and 1 Ma 
 
cockerel $20 or $2 ea. 5-May pull 
 
$1 ea. Mrs. C.SA. MES 
 
Com 
 
1 to 20 Barred Rock cockerels, $1. 5 
 
on Mrs. J. T, Biggers; Bremen, G 
 
12 Barred Rock. pullets, | March 
hatch. $15 for lot. Mrs. Lex. York 
Demorest, Ga. % te 
 
Thompson Barred Rock  cdekerel 
5 to 6 months old. $1.75. ea. ee 
same age $1.50 ea. Hens $2 ea. 
cock 18 months old $3. Mrs. J. W. 
 
| Boyett, Morris Station, Ga. 
 
2 Barred Rock pullets. $1.50 ea 
ecockerel $2 or $4 for-lot.. J. a Bam 
sey, Covington, Ga. _ 
 
and 1 cockerel. $16 for lot. Mrs. Car 
 
Worley, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 4, = 
 
Pure bred Barred Rocks. Prize 
stock. J. R. Parker, als Man, Ga, 
 
= Rt. 1. 
Lakenvelder pullets, March hatch, 
 
Barred Rock roosters; Feb, etch 
$1.50 to $2.50 ea. R. an Warren 
Dewy Rose, Cal. Oho 
-10 -Aristocrat and Fowler Barred 
Rock pullets and 1 cockerel. $25 for 
lot. Mrs. W. W.. Gaines, 82. Clifton 
 
and. 1 cockerel. 
exch, for 6 mo. 
 
5 B. R. pullets 
March hatch. Will. 
 
old heifer. H. J. Underwood, Rt. 4 
 
Ranger, Ga. 
 
Thompson Imperial Ringlet fac 
red Rocks, 10 hens and cock, $15; 
9 pullets: and cock $1.25 ea. Mes Ww 
dey Harwell, Sycamore, Ga. 
 
25 pure R. ly hens, 1 yr. old, ad 
 
-eock. $32 for lot. J. FL Oe, rae 
 
Rose, Ga. 
 
antene 
 
1 Golden - Seabright Bantam sane Z 
 
le 50, or will exch. for 1 pullet. Mrs. 
D. C, Collier, Barnesville, Gn 
 
Ringlets, gis 
months old. $1.50 ea. Je. M.. Lindsey, 
 
=e = 
- 
 
5 Golden Seabright Bantam  in S 
 
and 1 rooster. Exhibition stock. $7. 50 
 
for lot. ae WY? Lundeen, ee ee Ga. 
East Lake Rt. 1. Eps 
6 laying Bantams. 
Herman McRae, Warm Springs, Ga. 
Golden Seabright Bantams. $2.50 | 
 
pair. Billy Newman, Dawon, Ga 
 
a 
 
$4.50 for eS | 
 
  
   
   
 
Bantams _ ie ee 
ff. Cochin Bantam. cock, prize 
ks: $3; 2 Bae 
 
Si es sis $1.50 ea. or $6 for 
 
ill exch. for 2 hens and 1 eock | 
Golden Seabright Bantams not | 
 
er a mos. old. No sue: Aes 
 
a oars Golden | Sesbright 
. hens and pullets, $1, 25. to 
 
ocks and cockerels, $1 ea. 
 
R, _ a. ee 
 
5 = v3 wy 4 
eet < , 
 
: ieuis: and Langshangs 
Jersey Black hens and 1 cock, 
$2.50. ea. Geo, P. Davis, Smarrs, Ga. 
 
Marey Jersey Black Giant cocks. 
 
pullets, 6 mos. old: wt. about 
- bs. $2 ea. Mrs, J. G. Sere | 
 
1 ee Gas Rt. 8. 
elected, Marcy Jersey 
t cockrels, Apr. hatch, wt. 8 Ib. 
a. R, P. ore Ball Ground, 
a 1 
 
A a ose 1oky Me G. Culper- 
pieenlle, Ga. | 
 
Jade Black Giant pidicts a 
 
oe Just. fae to lay. oo for. 
ou ees Seobig 2 
April 1927 hatch. - $2.50 ea. 
May 1926 hatch. $5, Prize stock. Mrs. 
EU. 2. ; SAO es oor 
 
pekarels; Mar. and ae fate 
ets ready to Je, Piullets oy 50 ea. 
 
vonia, Ga. Rte 1 
Black. Langshang dee 
Mrs. N. B. Burden, Elberton, Ga. 
 
arcy Teer Giants. Prize- Jouk 
ted cockerels, $5; pullets, $2.50 
Sam Fitzgerald, Rt. L Rochelle, 
 
10 ees and 1 cock, Msieey Black 
ie : 1926 hatch; .Mar. and April 
teh pullets. Will sell at bargain. 
 
ee T. Tee i Rt. Oy ae 
 
" Wyandottes 
 
Silver Laced Wyandotte pullets 
d cockerels, $1.50 and up. Hens $2. 
M. Hart, College Park, Ga. 
R. C. White Wyandotte cockerl, 
hatch, $2. 1 Apr. hatch $1,50. 
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Martin, White Wyandotte, 
cockerels. Extra fine. $3.50 to 
50..W. J. Proctor, Dublin, Ga. a 
ats White Wyandotte cock, 18 mos. 
a or will exch. for Game or 
 
ymouth cock same age. Mrs. A B 
 
els, Dexter, Ga. Rt. 3," 
1 Wyandotte cock for exch. win 
ke blackeyed peas, baby lima beans, 
ried fruit. Mrs. ik Daniels, 
er, Ga. Rt. 3. 
urebred White Wyandottes. 2 pul: 
and 1 cockerel. Prize. winners. K. 
ooper, Moultrie, Ga. = 
White Wyandotte cock, 2 yrs. old, 
March and April hatch eock- 
 
: ihe W. NY. seatet Parents, 
 
ee ea, 7 |" 
 
eas Sew, 
 
Black - 
 
$2 a 
 
|ea: $10, for lot, fob. Mrs.- 
 
exhibit Rt. 2: Eastanolle, Ga. = 
 
  
 
1 White. Wyan . tte cockerel, $1. 50. 
Mrs. . Di o. Adams, Gainesville, Ga. 
tb: Ae oe 
 
old, 
 
old. and 1 cock. Hens, $1.50. Cock, $2. 
 
| Mrs. P.. A Cepenter, Cordele, ae 
 
Riv Bo. bee G 
 
S. Le. Wyandotte ie $1. 50 ea, 
Mar. and Apr. hatch pullets - 
cockerels. $1.25 to 51.50 ea, Mrs, WE, 
 
H. Amis, Newnan, Ga. <3 
 
| 6 Fischel White Wyandotte pullets 
land 3 cockerels, March hatch. From 
prize stock. Pullets $1.25. and cocker- 
oe Sanders, 
 
els $1.50 ea. Mrs. 
Adrain, Ga.: Bet es 
 
Young White Wyandotte ootiers. 
 
Wt. about 4 Ibs. 80c ea. Mrs. Walter 
 
Le Rt. 1, Box 59, Sas GD, 
Ga. 
 
20 Re: "Gz White Wyandotte pallets 
 
: and. ae cockerels, Mar. and April hatch | 
 
$1.50 ea; 1 Regal Doras rooster, 15 
 
mo, old, $2. Mrs. B. M, homes,  = 
 
* = 
 
boken, Ga. *. 
 
-Martins Regal - Dorcas cockerels, 
 
ea. Mrs. a. Steadman, = Ay eins 
 
:| bridge, Ce 
White Australian Galles: $1.25 ea: 
in lots; White Wyandotte hens and 
 
8 Ave. Atlanta, ede 
 
pullets, SL 50 ea. Le C. Williams. 
Sons, Ty Dy. Ga 
3 Columbian Wyandotte 
 
$2 
 
Bs ac 
 
2 Pa eed Scotts Light - Brahma 
pullets. $1.50 ea. or $2. 75 for the two. 
 
Miss Alice Joiner, Soperton, Ga. 
Light Brahma 
1 cock, 
 
5 
 
ie Anbpaes 
 
ley, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
~ Purebred Sheppard antag, cooken: 
 
als, Feb. hatch. $1.25 ea. Mrs, R. Q. 
 
Miller, Acworth, Ga. Rt. 2. a 
_ . C. Ancona cockerels, direct Shep- | 
pard, $2.50 ea, 
 
_ Jobn RL _ Fossett, 
Orange, Ga. 
 
Sheppard Ancona pullets. sea cock- 
_{erels, 9 mo. old, 
Nelson, Rt. 4, Calhoun, Gas? 
 
$1 ea. Mrs. J, D. 
40 Sheppard Ancona hens and pul- 
 
lets; - 2 roosters,, same strain, $1.25 
 
ea. lot $40. Hens 1926 hatch. oe C. 
 
Porter, Rt. 1, Tifton, Ga. 
 
10. Ancona hens and 1 rooster, $1 
 
Amanda 
 
K 
 
Sak 
x 
 
Games soe 
 
2 Royal White Game noes. as J 
 
aralioedk: $16; Mrs. L. C...Rowland, 
Rt. 2, Box 5, Louisville, Ga. 
 
2. Indian Game  cockerels. and 6 
 
March hatch pullets, $2.50 and $2, lot | 
 
$16. Mr. Aaron Floyd, Canon, Ga. 
Big type dark Cornish cockerels, 
early hatch, $3.50 ea. = H, or 
Moultrie, Ga. ~ 
2 18 mo. old soca 1 Gitin Spanefe 
 
Red and Spangle Stags and pullets, 
$2.50 and $2 ea. Will 
Weaver, Bowersville, Ga. j 
10 Dark Cornish Game pullets and 
| 1 cockerel, $1. 50 to $2 ea. Lot $15. 
= oe Will exch. Bird Bros. 
 
 
 
10-S:cG," Wyandotte hens teas a yrs. 
old; 1 .rooster, 1 1-2 yrs. 
| Mrs, Laura Curry, Stockton,: Ga. 
 
6 S. L. Wyandotte hens, 18 mos. 
 
$16. 
 
| hatch, $3 ea. lot $10.50. Will  
 
and. 
 
April and May hatch, $2.25 and $1. soe cockerels, 6 and 9 mo. old, $3.50 
 
: naiflets, 
| ready to lay, $3. 50, or will exch. for 
setting of eggs. Mrs. M. eS Sener 
 
ee Ga. | $13, fob. Jessie M. Whitley, 
 
cockerels;'| 
 
exch. for 2 of the same  
= Sheppard S05 Ancona, | blood test 
ed, laying and ready to lay, pullets. | 
 
1. 50 ea. Cockerels $2 ea. a H, Beas- : 
| old, $2 ea. Mrs. c Cc. Payne, 
 
fob. Mrs. H. Tench, Cornelia, Ga. 
 
ers, April and May hatch, $30 cash. 
 
| white, Rt, 2, Chipley, Ga. 
 
ee i 
and 1 Red Round Head, $5 ea. 8 Ginn | 
 
exch, Tom 
| chicks, $20. Verdier Poultry Farm, A. 
 
pavkay hens. T. a Ramsoy, Covington, | 
 
Gas & 
* Dark ornieh indian Gane cocker- 
els, 9 and 10 mo. old, $1. 50 and $1.75. 
ea.; pullets same age, $1.50. Prize 
stock. Mrs. C. S. Laramore, Rt. a 
Montezuma, Ga. ~ 
 
3 young Clayburn. Game ee. ee 
exch. 
for 4 young Black Minorca hens and 
rooster; 5 White Leghorns and roost- 
er or 9 Guinea hens and rooster. J. 
Te Darnell, Rt. 1, Jasper, Ga. 
 
2 Pit Game hens and cockerels, $1.25 
and $1.50. ea; 1 1927 cockerel, choice 
stock and very active, $2. 50. Math Le 
Logue, oo Gibson, Ga. gee 
 
Buff Orpingtons. ee 
& = Be Orpington. cockerels, Mar. and 
April hatch, $1 ea, Mrs. Ty J. McElroy 
R...3, Fairmount, Ga. 
2 April hatch English | Bis _Orping- 
ton cockerels, Price reasonable. Mrs. 
C. We Griffin, Rt. 23 Serven,, Ga. 
 
Buff, White & Other Rocks ; 
Several Mack Marshall Partridge 
 
and $5 ea. Prize winners at recent 
Southeastern Fair. AD few left of 
prize winning B. Orpington pullets, 
$2.50 ea. M.A. Gowen, 50 ee 
 
eo Baby Chicks Wanted  
 
ee Levhorns;< a ea. in 
 
+100 lots. 100 per cent del. Begin De 
 
27, hatch every wk... following. Book 
 
orders for 10 per. cent deposit, balance _ 
wk. before del. wanted, A. S. Crosby, 
Box 892, Macon, Ga: -/  
Dofialdson R. I. Red Sate chicks = 
Nov. 29, also Dec. 6, $15. per 100. 100 
per cent live del. Gasvaritecd! Hawk- 
 
insville. Hatchery, Hawkinsville, Ga. 
 
- Baby chicks: W. and B. Leghorns, 
Rocks, Anconas and Minorcas. Free 
 
price. list, containing information for 
poultry raisers, Custom Hatching in. 
 
Buckeye Incubators, expert attention. ee 
Poultry Farm and 
Hatchery, Valdestay Gai. oo 2 
| Write for our prices and catalog on 
baby chicks; also custom hatching in 
Smith 47, 000. Harold K. Ward, The 
 
A. J. Bartlett, 
 
Savannah Hatchery, |  Savannah, S 
Gass = s 
Gtter: hiahy. Oiekse 
 
paid, 100 per cent live del. 
 
lanta, Ge. 2 
 
he 
 
  
 
3 extra heavy White -pullets au 1 
-eockerel, April hatch, $1. 50 ea. lot. 
$5. Math L. Logue, Jr., Gibson, Ga. 
 
8 Partridge Rock pullets and 1, 
cockerel, all Jan. hatch, $1. 50 eo. lot 
Osier- 
field, Gap 
. White Rock poekdors. Nee. Sach. 
Will exch. for anything. What have 
you? Mrs. ae Le Youmans Dupes, 
Ga. . = ; 
 
4 1927 hatch White Rock pilllets: 
and 1 cockerel, $5 lot, fob. Mrs. S. Co 
Echols, Tignall, Ga. 
 
1 large, pure. bred, Fischel White: 
Rock rooster, Tio mn, old, $2. Will 
yreed, not 
under 5 mo. old, end large. Miss M. | 
G. House, Rt 4, Calhoun, Ga. 
 
Fischel White Rock cockerels, 8 
mo. old, $2.50 ea; 2 roosters, 18 mo. 
Rt. 6, 
Ties Ga. f 
 
~ Miscellaneous. (lichens: 
: For Sale 
 
15 | ined breed fat hens, Pde es 
 
Mixed. preed hens, 25c Ib. Mrs. WwW. 
H. Amis, Newnan, Ga.  : 
12 Buff Cochin. pullets and 2 roost- 
Mrs. Kate Mulling, Rt. 
Ga: 
Pair Buff Cochins, $3. ds W. re 
deen, East. Bs oe Rt. dy Decatur, 
Ga. 
eo pure W. Rock hens and. 1. eee. 
1925 hatch, $14 lot. Mrs. Kate Satter- 
 
A, Baron, 
 
Want party who can use 100 to. 
800 broilers and friers each. wk.; 
every wk. in year. Must be A-1i party 
and able to stick to agreement.. a 
M. Turton, Vienna, Ga. # 
 
Freak Plymouth Rock  pullet. or 
three legs. Hatched in April. Will 
sell for show purposes. Make offer. 
Mrs. M..C. es Pongal, Ga. 
 
  
 
BABY ( CHICKS 
_W. L. and Holterman B. R. and $25 
per hundred. Morgan. Tancred baby 
 
A. Verdier, LaGrange, Ga.  
Offer R. I. Reds, Barred  Rocks, 
 
  
 
tena, ae = Lamhe Bred- 
 
| Mrs. R.: AL. Greene, 
 
Want 50 or 75 baby 
 
Ga. Sy 
Want 50 to 100 baby. hicks to raise 
 
| Me Dickson, Rt. 1, Eastanolle, Ga. 
 
on or by Dec. 1. Mrs. 
eee Pinehurst, Gale ees 
 
ae Barnes, Rockingham, Ga. 
 
  
 
M. B. Giant Turkey Toms; April | 
hatch, 16 to 20 ibs. $6,. $7 and $8; 30. 
Ib. Tom, $10;, 17 abs hens, 
 
Stockton, Ga. 
 
$5 ea. Mrs. tL =P, Creamet, Rt. 5, 
 
| Bowden, Ga, . 4 x 
| 40 pure White Holland ae ee 
| Mar. and April hatch, $5 | ce Mrs. a eS 
 
B. McCrary, Thunder, Ga.* 
 
Bros. Stock, Tom Turkey, 
Ga. 
 
Bremen, Ga. 
 
gobler, $18 trio. fob. Mrs. R. By Moon- 
ey, Adairsville, Ga. : 
 
Giant Bronze, Hid Bros. 
 
Statesboro, Ga. 
 
Ga. 
Pure Giant Bourn 
 
hateh turkey toms, $8; hens $6.50; 
 
Wrightsville, Ga. 
 
ee ea. Miss Bessie Underwood, ee 
+E: :  
 
N atra gansett Parkegss 
 
  
 
Hens $5, pair $11, oo $15." W. J: 
 
! Bargeron, Sardis, Ga. 
 
chicks to he 
Fraise on halves. Prefer pure breed. 
Mrs. G. W. Morrow, a 2, Elberton, Poe 
 
TURKEYS FOR SALE* < 
 
a: Bourbon Red Toms;, ASrr hatch, 
 
Two yr old M. B. Darkey: Toms, ae 
$10; hens, $6. Mrs. T J. Biggers, 
 
2 Bronze and Deunbon: jee and 1 Es 
 
aa 
two hens and 1 tom, $20. Will exch. : 
 
2 hens and 1 tom for 20 White Lees 
horn April hatch pullets. L. E. Powell : 
 
 Toms, $7, =e 
 
fs 
 
Baned Rocks; we 
| R. I. Reds, White Rocks, $14 per. 100, 
1 $7.50 for 50; B. Orpingtons, W. Wyan- 
| dottes, $15 per 100, $8 for 50. Heavy 
| breed, assorted - White 
Leghorn or Anconas, $13 per 100, $7 
for 50. Selected stock, weekly del. pre- 
guar. 
Woodlawn eee Box 45, At 
 
and Brown  
 
on halves, any large breed. Miss Lula | 2 
 
Want to exch, 15 lbs. large paper- s 
shell pecans and 1 bu. walnuts for 0 3 
S.C. R. I. Red baby. chicks to be del. ~ 
. B.  fe 
 
Want 50 to 100 baby ehicks to raise a 
Jon halves to 12 weeks. old. Mrs. In- 
 
86. a 
Bird Bros. strain. Mrs. Laura Carry 
 
1 Mar hatch M. B. Goldbank, Bird a 
$8.50; 5 
April hatch, $7; April hatch hens, = 
$5 ea. ASR: Bailey, Re. J, Blakely, 
 
wee ae 
| hatch toms, weight 19 to 24 Tbs. $12.50 
ea. Excellent for breeding, Referen-   
ces furnished. Mrs. Linton. G. Barks; 2 
 
Pure Bourbor Red turkeys. 400 bb. 7 = 
Rt. 4, Cuthbert,  
 
April hatch pure bas bor Red a = 
 
  
  7 mo. old, weight 8 to 10 lbs., 
 
S TURKEYS FOR SALE 
 
Giant M. B., Bird Bros. harkes 
toms, April hatch: $10; hens, $8; 2 
hens and 1 tom, $27.50; 3 hens and f 
tom $35. Will exch. 2 hens and 1 tom 
for 25 White Leghorn pullets, April 
hatch. Le E. Powell, 
Ga. 
 
1927 Mar. and- Apel hatch turkey 
 
toms, $5; hens same age $38. 50. Trio 
 
oa he 31. The Wonder Poultry  Farm, 
 
, Rockmart, Ga. 
ae ML. iB. hens, 2 yrs. old, $7; 1927 
April hatch toms and hens, $10 and 
 
ee ea. fob. C. J. Howard, Comer, Ga. 
 
April hatch pure Bourbon  Turkey 
Toms, $8; hens, $6.50 ea. 2 hens and 
 
_1 tom, $20; 3 hens and 1 tom, $25. 
| Mrs. Sarah Cheaves, Rt. 2, Kite, Ga. 
Trio Bourbon Red turkeys, nearly 
 
2 yrs. old, $15. Fine for breeding; also 
1927 April hatch pullet and young 
tom, $3.50 ea. Lot $20., Mrs.\ Levi, 
Courson, Pearson, Ga. 
 
April hatch Bronze and Bourbon 
Red turkeys, weight about 10 lbs. 
Make best offer. Mrs. E. H. Hughes, 
Rt. 7, Buena Vista, Ga. 
 
Goldbank M. B. turkeys, Nay and 
April hatch, $12 and $14 pr., or $18 
trio, fob. Mrs, Ww. BK. Gordon, Rt. 2, 
 
Pitts, Ga. 
 
For exch. 1 high speed Knitting 
-machine. Perfect. condition. Complete 
for i: pair turkeys. Mrs. J. T. Lewis, 
 
Re? 2s, College Park, Ga. : 
 
March hatch M. B. turkeys. Price 
reasonable. Mrs. EE. Bes Rte oy 
Buford, Ga. = jf 
 
2 Pure Bourbon Red turkey eS 
$5 ea. 
Mrs. A. C. Mobley, Concord, Ga. 
 
Bird Bros. M. B. turkeys, 
hatch, $20 trio,; single tom, $8.50; 
hens, $6. 50, Mrs. I. G. Joiner, Rt. 2, 
 
Soperton, Ga. 4 
 
4 Bronze toms and 1 hen, Mar. 
hatch, $7 and $5; hen 2 yrs. old, $5. 
Mrs. Lulu Wells, Hinesville, Ga. 
 
- Big, Bone Giant Bronze _ turkeys, 
bred from tom that weighed 62 lbs. at 
5 yrs. old. Pr. from pen No. 1, $50, 
$75 and $100; pen No. 2, $30) $50 and 
$60. Toms weigh 50 Ibs. hens 24 lbs. 
ea. L. J. Ellis, Rt. 5, Cumming, Ga. 
1927 Mar. and April hatch turkey 
toms and hens $5 and $3.50. ea. or 
tom and 2 hens, $11- Several trios 
same price, fob. The Wonder Poultry 
Farm, Rt. 2, Rockmart, Ga. 
 
34 head turkeys, 1927 hatch, wt. 
- about 10 lbs. W. H. Brown, Atkinson, 
Ga." 
 
Want any ea turkeys. Will exch. 
_ furniture. for same. Mrs. W. B. Cow- 
art, Rt. 8, Box 45, Gollins, Ga. 
 
Want all kinds turkeys, healthy 
stock. Will pay better than market 
prices. State age, sex, weight and 
best price per lb. Chas J. Yancey, 
284 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
  
 
POULTRY WANTED | 
 
Want White Leghorn pullets, be- 
ginning to lay, in lots 100 up; also 
young hens. Stock must be culled, 
and good layers. Give age, strain and 
quantity fob. your shipping point. 
fr. MeNelley, Box 44, Turnerville, 
ee 
 
\ 
 
Want ever-lay Brows Leghorn pak 
 
lets, Mar. or April hatch, Will exch. 
sweet potatoes or Ga. Cane syrup 
for same. J. R. Lanier, Rt. 3, Summit, 
Ga. : : 
Want 50 to 250 good stock and 
strain pure bred hens and cocks; also 
good incubator and brooder to raise 
on halves. Have 8 yrs. experience in 
poultry ee Box 250.) Shannon, 
Ga. 
 
~ Want 2 Donaldson R. I. Red cock- 
 
: Wrightsville, 
 
April 
 
Florrie Wilson, | Madras, Ga. ( 
 
tridge rocks. Write what you have 
rand price. Miss Ida Cowart, Summit, 
Ga. Rty 2 = 
 
Want Earcer Rock or Ancona pul-. 
lets. Will exch. for same: Mr. C. L. 
Walace,. Hapeville, Ge Pp. UO.  
146. 
 
Want Grist Grady game chickens. 
Must be reasonable. Mr. R. C. Loyd, 
Rt. 1, Nicholls, Ga. 
 
Want a trio of young Biahnias or 
ieee giants, will exch. one turkey 
pullet for same, four mos. old. Mrs. 
 
Want one pair or trio of White 
J. T. Lewis Rt. 2, College Park, Ga. 
Guineas. Write what you have and 
price.. Miss Ida Cowart, Rt. 2, Sum- 
mit, Ga. 
 
Want 20 Roarilan Red pullets and 
two cockerels, must  be bred and 
reasonable price. Mrs. Stuart Selman, 
Armuchee, Ga. cf 
 
Want pure bred. hens, any breed, 
not over 1 yr. old. Will exch, For 
same. John K. Lee. 
 
Want 25 pure bred white - Pole 
pullets. No culls.-C, H. Trussell, Sand- 
-ersville, Ga. ~ 
Want Parks cockerels. Pay ash oF 
exch. Full particulars desired. Miss 
Lillian Grubb, Demorest, Ga. 
Want 5 or 6 white rock pullets or 
young hens, fischel strain. Mrs. W.. 
O. Puckett, Rout B, Cordele, Ga. - 
~ Will exch: Rhode Island red hens, 
pullets and cockerels for Jersey milk 
cow, young and just freshened, or 
buy cow. R. Li. Prather, 1316 Marietta 
Street, N. W. Atlonta, << - 
 
Will exchange. fancy pigeons for 
barred rocks or Rhode Island Reds. 
R. L. Tribble, Rt. 69, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Will exchange 1000 budded paper 
 
horn pullets. Ae Hadden, } Mitchell, 
Ga. 
 
Wanted 100 to 200 W. L. pulete 
good layers, culled stock only. Also 
year old hens. Cash. State strain, 
quantity; age ete. H. B. Shirley, 
Turnerville, Ga. . 5 
~ Want Indian Game pullets or young 
hens of good stock. Will exch. ehurn., 
Mrs. W. D: McDaniel, RFD, (ihe 
Gate 
Want to exch. 5 R. I. Red ans, one 
rooster, Donaldson strain, for heifer 
5 or 6 mos. old; any good breed. Mrs. 
-Gober WEIS, Rt. 2, Box 61, Jas- 
 
tper, Ga. 
 
Want Peafowls, eh coe ante and oth- 
er pet stock. Paul J. ce ee Gentry, 
Mo. fr 
 
Want R. I. Red Se and 1 roost- 
er, preferably to some one in this lo- 
eality. Will exch., new folding cot 
with mattress for same. Mrs. E. L. 
Yeomans, Register, Ga. : 
 
Want chickens, any kind. Will exch. 
for same. John T. Patterson, Atlanta, 
Ga. Rt. 97 Box 316 A... 
 
hens, and 1 rooster. Must be pure 
bred and of large breed. Pay reason- 
able price. S. E. eee Graham, 
Ga. e: 
 
  
 
WANT TO RENT FARMS 
A man with wife and grown son 
 
eine section of S. Ga. Hog,. poultry 
 
jor dairy. Life time experience. Would 
 
take charge of uage farm. R. Cole, 
Bowdon, Ga. Fe: 
 
Want 2-horse farm on share basis 
Have good, strong, healthy help. 
Supplies wanted. J. G. Barnes, Ways 
Station, Ga. _ 
 
  
 
Want a good place to farm on 
50- 50 basis for 1928. ae to furn- 
 
Sk ae Must be posable Miss ; 
 
Want one pair of cockerels of par- 
 
shell pecan trees for 1000 white Leg-. 
 
| Wiley Rogers, Wray, Ga. 
 
Want 15 dark Cornish Indian Game. 
 
want to rent a good, 2-horse farm in 
 
  
 
  
 
December 1 Ly L 2 ; 
 
  
 
Woman's Department _ 
 
  
 
= eanaanel from Pate 9.) 
 
ON Flewers and Seeds a 
 
Yellow fall pinks, 3 for 25c; purple 
and plue iris 25c doz.; red sweet wil- 
liams, 6 for: 25, . Mrs. Ida Sutherland, 
Ellijay, Ga. Rie: 3, Box 48.. - 
 
Althea cuttings, dark red, pink cand 
white striped 10c doz.; May cherry, 
10 each; purple lilac, dbl pink al- 
 
E007 pink weigela, 20c doz.; white iris 
 
ing lantana, small butterfly bush 10 
each, 3 well rooted, 12, 25 each; 
Madonna lily 10c each; other lilies, 
single hyacinth 30c doz.; jonquils, 
25e doz. Will exchange for stocking 
and sock tops for rug making. Will 
take any color silk or cotton. Each to 
 
pay postage. Mrs. Julia Darnell, Aas 
nee Georgia, Route oe ee 
 
Miscellaneous 
 
New Downy goose feathers, 85c ah 
Also new white sanitary feathers for 
 
pillow making, 60c Ib. del. Mrs. W.] 
 
V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. i 
Wool thread flowers, any color, 50 
 
for 30. Mrs. F. E. Martin, 208 ee 
 
son, St., Atlanta, Georgia. 
 
.1 Auto knitter, good cond., elt or 
exch. J. O. Whitmire, Gainesville, 
Georgia. 
 
Pine needle work, Finck baskets, 
25e to $1; sewing trays, 50c to $2; 
long handle vases, 50c to $1.50 or 
exch. for hens at market price. Mrs. 
Indiana Barnes, Rockingham, Ga. 
 
1 Auto knitter, good cond. Cheap 
for cash. Mrs. Marie. D. Wagnon, 
Crawfordville, Ga. 
 
1 knitting machine, almost 
Day Davis, Rutledge, Ga. ~ 
 
Home made fruit cakes, any size. 
Mrs. W. H. Branan, Lewiston, Ga 
 
White oak baskets: cotton and 
corn, $1 to $1.75 each; laundry, $1.50 
to $2 each; feed, with handles, 75c 
to $1; waste paper desk, $1. C.. LL. 
Masdon, Clem, Ga. | 
 
Crepe paper, roses, 6 for 50c. Mrs. 
W. W. Taylor, Gordon, Ga. 
 
i 7 
new.) 
 
1 Auto kniter, good as new. 2 Ibs. 
 
of. wool. Everything, complete. $30 or 
exch. for 25 R. I. Red pullets; 50 
nice, white meal sacks 10c each; 25 
Ibs, chicken feathers in good ticking, 
$10. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga: 
Rich, home-made fruit. cakes, 50c 
 
E. Hendrix, Bright, Ga. 
 
Tear lb. del. Mrs. D. L. B. Jones, Pavo, 
 
Georgia. 
7 lbs. new goose feathers. $1 Ibe Te 
J. Pullen, Kite, Ga. Route 2. : : 
High class Dennison crepe paper. 
flowers. Every kind of flower dupli- 
cated. 20c each to $1 per doz, ac 
cording to variety and size. Postage  
prepaid. Only P.O; Money Order ac- = 
cepted. Mrs. James Stovall, Canton, 
Georgia, RFD 1. a 
6 never-fail yeast cakes and recipe 3 
for making them, rolls, and bread. 
25e; artificial flowers, all colors and 
kinds, 20c to 50c doz Add Dosage 
Mrs. Belle Goddard, Goggins, Ga. 
Feather pillows: 2 weigh 10 bse 
and.2 weigh 12 lbs. each. 4 goose = 
feather pilows in new. ticks, enough | 
to make a bed. 2 12 lbs. for $10; 2 
10 Ibs. for $8. or $18 for. lot. Mrs.  
Mary: Griffin, Sparks, Ga. Route 1. 
Crepe paper flowers, waxed, All. 
colors and kinds. $1 doz. Mrs. J. a 
Penland, Ellijay, Ga. : 
12 Zephyr. thread flowers. Solid or: 
mixed color. Postpaid, 25c. Mrs. Me 
 
Wanted , ee 
Want orders for applique work 
bedspreads and bed room sets morn- | 
ing glory designs. Write for prics.  
Mrs. C. F. Lamar, Tignall, Georgia. _ 
Want some nice well rooted Arbor ee 
vitaes, junipers -and_ retinosporas.  
Give complete description and price.  
Chas. H. Drake, Braselton, Ga. a 
Want any kind of machine sewing Z 
pattern furnishd, prices reasonable,  
party must pay postage both ways. 
 
foek 
 
Route 1. 
Fine pullets at one dollar eagh, in 
 
|exchange for tufted bedspreads. Mrs. 
 
John R, Turner, Concord, Ga. i 
Want one pretty tufted bed spread 
 
Georgia. 
Want cuttings of Boies named va- 
rieties of roses. Quote prepaid prites. = 
dads Johnston, 519 S. Washington, 
St., College Park, Georgia. 
Want quilts to quilt at $1.50 each, se 
parties furnishing materials or Aviles 
furnish tops at $1 each, or will. furn-_ 
ish top and lining for $1.75 extra.  
Mrs. H. C. and J. L. Comas, Rout 5, . 
Conyers, Georgia... 
 
  
 
  
 
ish. State full qeuais and where lo-! at sienna: Hugh H. Gibbs, 
 
cated. Wm. Humphry, Lawrenceville, 
Ga. Care.Gen. Delivery. 
 
Want a 1 horse farm on shares, 
or wages, or any kind of work -that 
will pay. Can furnish refrences. 
 
Want to rent a small farm on 
 
shares. Must have good-land, house, 
 
pasture, wood, etc., and be near 
good school. Box 321, New Orleans 
St. Griffin, Ga. x 
 
HOGS WANTED : 
 
Want 2 Black Guinea pigs, male: 
 
and female. Must be pure bred. Will 
 
| pay cash. James H. Millwood, Flow-. 
 
ery Branch, Georgia. 
 
FRUITS 
Nice dried apples, worm free, 12- 
1-2 and 15c. FOB here. Mrs. Amanda 
Kelly, Martin, Ga. Rt. 1. 
5 bu. apples-Shockleys and Yates, 
$1 bu. Octavia Tyson, Acworth, Ga. 
 
Rt. 4, 
 
Sun dried apples, 20c Ib. del. W. 
R. McClure, Quill, Ga. 
Nice, tree-run, hand picked Yates 
 
ie $1. 50 as in truck mee lots 
 
7: 
 
Cornelia, A 
free from 1 
worms: apples, 18 lb., peaches, 15c | 
 
Ga. - 
Nice sun dried fruit, 
 
lb, Mrs. W. W. Christain, Daniels- 
ville, Gar Rt. 1, { 
 
Fancy Yate cpules. $3.25 per oe 
Choice or C. grade, $2.75 per box. 
Culls or Drops, all sound, 
 
Ga. 
10 lbs: bright, conde apples, ee 
 
stock, Ga. FRD 1. 
Nice, dried peaches, free from  
worms, 20c lb. del., or exch. for R. 
I. Red hens. Must be pure bred, not 
over 2 yrs. old. Mrs. Oscar Euan 
Bowersville, Ga. 
Dried apples and peaches, 20c Ib. ee 
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga. 
. Want to exch. black walnuts at 
le Ib. for fresh and dried _apples, 
peaches, peas, beans, irish potatoes 
or anything can use. Mrs. J. T. Dan- 
 
  
 
hel, Bee Ga. Bi 3, SO 
 
  
 
Miss Clara Pittman, Gillsville, Ga., . ce 
 
/pattern. Miss Florrie EeEUe Madrus, Fe 
 
in bbls. 
$1.25 per bu. C. M. neler, Cornelia, 
 
from worms and grit, 20c lb. Add_ fe 
postage. Mrs. S. T. Chamblee, Wood-  
  NURSERY STOCK _ 
 
hie inspected paper shell bud- 
led pecan trees. Schley, Stuart, 
Frotcher, 2 to 10 ft. 30 to 70c ea. 
Opie Johnson, Macon, Ga. Rt. 2, 
Hom 866T. = 
 
Trish Juniper Evergreens, 3 aed 
4 yr. old. 2 1-2 to 3 fe, 2 for $1.50; 
4 for $2.75; 12 for $7.50. Mrs. S. 
D. Duncan, Cornelia, Ga.-Rt. 1. : 
 
each, apple, pear, May and June 
cherry; Blue Damson and_= sugar 
plums. Assorted varieties, 2 to 3 ft. 
igs and black walnut, 1 1-2 to 2 ft. 
Concord Grapes. $1. 25 doz. del. Ras- 
berries, 60c doz. Well rooted. L. G. 
Sanders, Dewey Rose, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Blue mogual and wild. Umbrella 
China and 1 and 2 yr. old 15 and 25c;. 
Blue mogual and wild Damson plum; 
June and May Cherry; White and: 
yellow clingistone: peach trees. 10 
and 15c ea. All 10c trees, 12 for $1. 
 
. Sorrels, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 
 
State inspected peach trees; EI- 
brta, June Buds, Hiley, Carman, 
Ga. Belle, Uneeda and Early Rose, 
 
18 $45 per M; 18-25 and 18-] 
 
36, $65,M; Old fashioned peach 
trees, 85c doz., $4.75 per 100; Black 
walnuts, and good plum trees, same 
ice. Himalaya berry plants, 25 for 
50c. $1.50 per 100. E. B. Travis, 
Riverdale, Ga. 
Georgia inspected and evel 
Frotcher and Schley pecan trees. 
Special prices to move quickly. C. 
O. Smith, Hazlehursst, Ga. 
ee inspected paper shell bud- 
eee trees, Schley, Stuart, 
Weaicher, 2 to 10 ft. 80 to 70c ea. 
= oh. Johnson, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Two varieties of old fashioned 
plum sprouts, $1.25 per doz. Ever- 
bearing strawberry plants, 40c per 
 
100. Will exch. for faney work or} 
 
cloth. Add postage. Mrs. S, N. Camp, 
astanollee, Ga. 
 
Pecan trees: Stuart, Schley, Suc- 
ss and Moneymaker. Guaranteed 
true to name. State inspected. Prices 
reasonable. aol Beazley, Craw- 
rdville, Ga. 
 
Two fine holly 
rries. Suitable for Xmas trees; 
holly, large bunch $1. Mrs. Kate 
Barron, Clarkesville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
All une. varieties of peach trees 
Budded, 2 to8 ft. 15 ea, 3 to 4 ft. 
20c each; Concord grape vines, 2 yr. 
 
trees, without 
 
0. 1 15c ea. Texas umbrella shade} 
 
tree., 2 to 3 ft., 50 ea. Klondyke 
strawberry plants 50 and Mission 
ary, 60c per 100. State inspeccted 
ee true to name, Cc. M. Alexander 
Leaf, Ga. 
Damson blue and large red goos 
plum trees, well rooted. 20c ea. 6 
postpaid. A. Steinheimer, 
Brooks, Ga. 
Old time white willow peach trees, 
yr. old; large red May cherries, 10 
ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. G. Fraser, 
ainesville, Ga. Rt. % 
 
State inspected pecan - trees of 
uality, 2 to 3-tt. 35e; 3 to 4 ft. 45c; 
4 to 5 ft. 60c; 6 to 8 ft. 90c. In 100 
lots and over, 5 per cent discount. 
All prices FOB here. J. T. Ponder, 
Whigham, Ga. 
 
Leading varieties of fruit trees, 
10 to 15 ea. Write for list of apple 
nd peach trees. T. M. Webb, Elli- 
jay, Ga. 
 
Cedar, Water onde: Red Elm, Ash, 
Red sumac, black walnut, poplar, 
dogwood, graybeard. persimmon, 
hickory, maple trees, 25c ea. Postage 
extra. R. R. Driskell, Juliette, Ga. 
 
logwood, on ae 2 to 8 ft, in 
. Make offer. 
ler, Ga, Rt. 3. 
 
Black walnut, old May chery: 10 
ea. or $1 doz; old fashioned summer 
apple trees, 15 ea; Concord grape 
vines, pink and blue, 15 ea; scupper- 
 
@ vines, 25c ea; Jap roses, 10 
Ol rooted. Mrs. J. GC: Eades, 
ainesville, Ga. Rt. 7 
 
Umbrella China iesig: 20 ea. Mrs. 
Tillman, Glennwood, Ga. Rt. 1. 
inspected. budded pecan trees 
 
= Stuart, 
 
. Smith, But-| 
 
AREET BULLETIN oe 
 
Seley Vandom, 
maker, from 2 to 8 ft. 35e to 80c. 
Bobbie Lee Johnson, | Macon, Ga. 
Rt. 2, Box 866 D. 
 
30,000 budded Stuart pecan eek 
1 to 3 yr. buds,2 to 16 ft, Sell at 
knock-down prices.. K. N. Sharp, 
Commerce, Ga. 
 
Fig sprouts, little cedar athens 
10c ea; catnip and hoarhound, de ea. 
Everbearing | strawberry plants, 35 
per 100, 300 for $1. exch. any of 
above_ for heavy bearing cherry 
trees and few rooted grape vines. 
Mrs. L, J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. 
 
Mixed peach and Early May 
cherry trees, 10c ea. or $1 doz; 
Strawberry plants: Early, 40c doz. 
Lady Thompson, 30c doz. Everbear- 
ing 35c. per 100, $3 ~M. Himalaya 
blackberry, 25c doz: White English 
peach trees, 5e ea. 34 for $1; hedge 
cuttings, 20 per 100, $1.85 M. 
rooted hedge plants, 75e per 100. 
| Mrs. G. Connor, Se a Ga. Rt. 
 
Stuart and Schley pecan trees, all 
good stock, 25 to 75 ea K: Drex- 
al, Buena Vista, Ga.. 
 
Several thousand best variety bud-|} 
ded paper shell pecan trees. Prices 
reasonable. Will exch. for white Leg- 
horn pullets. J. = Hadden, Mitchell, 
Ga, Rte. 
 
100 Stuart pecan trees, 4 1-2 to 
 
Standard pricess Del., at  station 
 
ard, Milner, Ga. 
 
Fine | trees of standard varieties. 
All sizes. Write for low prices. eS C. 
Geiger, Flintside, Ga. 
 
Offer lot of dogwood in 1 1-2 to 
6 in. in diameter. S, P. Kenney, 
Athens, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Seupperong scions 50c each, -. J. 
Brown, Bowman, Ga. 
 
Fig sprouts 30c a piece. Add oat 
age. Miss Vera Hill, Conyers, Ga. 
 
White and yellow cling stone peach 
trees 3 or 4 feet. Will exchange for 
Lady Thomson or Klondyke straw- 
berry, or cabbage plants. Mrs: L. L. 
Gay, Millen, Ga. 
 
Fruit trees, rasberry and straw- 
berry vines; Yellow root, rattlesnake 
and yellow sarasparilla. roots, Mr. 
John T. Patterson, cite Rt. 
Box 116. 
 
50 Ibs. medium size seedling pe- 
cans, 12 1-2 Ib. Samuel G. Wilder, 
Griffin, Ga. Rt . . 
 
Fig trees, 2 to 4 ft; white and 
 
sweet. Old fashioned variety. 35e 
ea., 3 for 90i, postpaid. Hugh Bends 
erson, Brooks, Ga. 
. Peach, plum, cherry and figbush- 
es, 10c ea. or exch. for rhubarb 
roots, onions, beans,  peas, pecans, 
and peanuts. Mrs. L. H. Coe, East- 
anollee, Ga. 
 
50 Ibs. nice, Sadithed white oak 
acorns, $2.25. Mrs. Hattie Faulkner, 
Monticello, Ga. 
 
Walnut trees, 1 yr. old, Qe ea. 
running honeysuckle vines, 10 ea. 
$1 doz. Walnuts, $1 bu. All fob. 
Ivey. J. E. McCullar, Ivey, Ga. 
 
Want 400 to 800 pecan trees at 
 
trade prices. = A. Beasiey. Craw- 
fordville, Ga. 
 
Want prices on grape vines, peach- 
es, other fruit, and pecan trees. H. 
L. Clark, Clearwater, S. C; 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
About 850 bu. Brabs, $1.60 bu. and 
150 bu. mixed peas, $1.85. FOB Ft. 
Valley. B. T. Marshall, Fort Valley, 
Georgia. 
 
Several bus. white blackeyed peas, 
$3 bu. W D Griffith, Jasper, Ga. 
 
All varieties cowpeas and soy beans 
Brown Whipps $1.65 bu. Brabs $1.85; 
mixed peas $1.50 FOB. In 2 1-2 bu. 
new bags. P. R. Stanley, Greensboro, 
Georgia. 
 
200 bus. new Era Peas. Make offer. 
New crop and bags, recleaned, Thos. 
H. Pitts, 1820 4th National Bank 
 
  
 
Eide. : Atel Ga. 
 
Seg tk 
 
Money-| 
 
6 1-2 ft. also 50 Schleys, same size./ 
 
December and January. Geo. D. God-; 
 
T 
 
Add postage. Will exch. for quilts or 
blankets. Mrs: F. 0. i Route 2, 
Dawsonville, Ga. 
 
Limited quantity of most any kind 
of field peas. Price reasonable. J. H. 
Archer, Sparta, Ga. 
 
_ 20 bus. New Era peas 98 per com 
 
Georgia. 
White butter-beans 12 1-2c Ib. Will 
not sell less than 8 lbs. Mrs. L. C. 
 
| Rowland, Route 2, Box 5, Louisville, 
 
Georgia. 
White Lady and small blackeyed 
 
8S. Cousin, Route 3, Box ee Green- 
ville, Georgia. 
 
Early May English peas 10 cup, 
Mrs. Lena Holland, eye Braue, 
Georgia. 
 
_ O-Too-Tan San Bane 
FOB. C. M. Miller, Cone. Ga. 
Lady and Cream Sugar Crowder 
 
+ $3.85 
 
| Peas 10c Ib. Free of trash and insect. 
 
Mrs. Pearl Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
All varieties of field peas. O-Too- 
Tan beans, evan wt. 2 1-2 bu., bags, 
$3 bu. FOB Geo. C. Nunn, Perry, Ga, 
 
Hand picked fresh Crowder - peas 
10c lb., or $1.25 pk. Miss Ridie oe 
tin, Willard, Georgia  
 
Lady and white rice peas, tie 
and cream sugar crowders 4 lbs. 50c, 
10 Ibs. $1; Cal. Black and Brown- 
eyed peas 6 lbs. 50c, 15 Ibs. $1; 
black and white butter- beans 15 Ib. 
del. Not less than $1 order. Obie 
Crow, Buford, Ga. 
 
New crop, field peas, Brabs, $1. 5 
bu.; mixed $1.50. Stock sound and in 
e068 bags, 5.7L. Marshall, Fort Val- 
ley, Georgia. / 
 
- \Butter-beans and peas. Beas rea- 
sonable. C. L. Bradford, Woolsey, Ga. 
 
Cal. blackeyed peas, hand picked, 
5c lb.; Hawkins blackeyed peas BC: 
lb,; Little Georgia beauty peas, very 
peli 8c lb. E. L. ee Route 1, 
Mauk, Georgia. 
 
2 bus. Clay and 2 pus. Brab peas, 
$3 bu. FOB. Sound and clean: Will 
exch. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. 
 
Velvet beans in hull. Make offer. 
W. B. Drew, Midville, Ga. 
 
Clean Lady and Rice peas 10c |b.; 
 
Willets Wonder, frost proof, English | 
 
peas, 25e Jb. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar- 
tin, Georgia. _ 
 
Suede Crowder peas for sale or 
exch. for R. I. Red hens or. pullets. 
Lucius A. Crow, Rt. 1, Royston, Ga. 
 
Pure white, cream or spotted sugar 
Crowder peas. For sale or exch. for 
10 to 25 Ibs. pure Rocky Ford cante- 
loupe seed. Mrs. Grace Maddox, Bu- 
ford, Ga. - 
 
Straight varieties, mostly new eras 
$1.50 bu.; mixed $1.25; also few bus. 
Cal. Blnekeyed peas, $2.bu., and Hast- 
ings Sugar Crowders 5c lb. FOB. 
Samples on request. Jd: Bell, Hart- 
well, Ga. 
 
White Brown Bye. peas 5c lb.; 15 
Ibs. each white and colored bunch nate 
ter beans 12 1-2c lb. 8 Ibs. white run- 
ning butter beans 12 1-2c lb.; half 
runner garden beans and Kentucky 
Wonder Pole Beans 25c lb. FOB. Mrs. 
Joe W. Craft, Route 3, Hartwell, 
Georgia. 
 
Sugar Crowder: peas 10c Ib. 5. Ss. 
Ward, Fayetteville, Georgia, Rt. 1. 
 
Willets new wonder, frost proof, 
 
bush English peas, Pole or bush vari- 
 
ety, 380c Ib., $4 pk., $15 bu. 
Elis, Oakland. Ga. = 
Baby lima butter a tee th. 
Will exch. for dried apples or peaches 
Mrs. J. G. Caldwell, Jr., Route 3, 
as, Georgia. _ 
New crop velvet ees and field 
 
Dare 
 
  
 
i  
 
White ee peas, 10 he 65. | 
 
pure, $1.40 bu. S. T. Brown, Bowman, 
 
peas, $1 pk. Cash. Add postage. Mrs. | 
 
Eastman, Ga. 
 
  
 
ee 
 
peas. W. 
Georgia. 
 
50 Ibs. Eng. peas, 25 lb 
Moody, Ashburn, Georgia _~ 
 
Sugar Crowder peas 10c tb. 
Bramhold, Route 1, Mt. Airy, Ga, 
 
Old fashioned 
peas. Fall or spring planting, 25 ae 
del. Mrs. .O. L. Burdette, Route | 2 
 
Vs 
 
Eastonollee, Ga. 
 
Brown, Crowder peas, 10 7. small ie 
Mrs. 
Route 1, Winterville, 
 
white soup beans, 15c Jb. del. 
Stella Burke, 
Georgia. 
 
Lady peas 20c Ib. or 8 lbs. 50c. Add 
postage. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, 
Georgia. 
 
Soy and ie beans, $15 ton F,. 
O. B. M. M. Stephens, Wildwood, Ga. 
 
Cream Crowder peas 10 Ib. Mrs. 
A. F. White, Route 1, Grayson, Ga. 
 
- Y00 Ibs. Lady peas, free from trash 
 
retes10e IbALOB CREP.  Beets Ru. 
 
1, Ball Ground, Ga.  : 
Several Ibs bush Eng. peas, road 
 
and wrinkled varieties, 25 Ib. bees 
 
paid. Mrs. M. C. Lanier, Metter, G a. 
 
English peas 30c Ib., or 4 lbs. $1. 
Prepaid. Mrs. Mattie E. Whitlow, Rt: 
1, Gainesville, Georgia.  4 
 
- Brabham peas $1.75 bu. New crop. 
Mrs. L. E. Haddock, Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
Cow and blackeyed peas $2> bu. - 
 
M. ou Wrightsville, | 
 
Willie 
 
speckled English : 
 
% 
 
lady peas 8c lb. B. R. Woodliff, ie Z 
 
ery Branch, Ga. 
 
20 bu. Blackeyed Cal. peas, clean-,  
 
ed; 5 or 10 lbs. Crowders. Make. offer. 
 
Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Ga. 
 
Fancy, -recleaned, unmixed white; 
 
eream and speckled sugar Crowder  
 
peas for seed, $1.35 pk.; $5 bu. Pre- 
paideCaF, AGO, Route 2, Buford, 
 
-Georgia. 
 
Extra early, frost-proof, 
peas 45c qt., $1.75 gal. del. 
Ethel Beach, Route 1," 
Georgia. : 
 
, Little white butter beans. Sound, 
ise lb. Mrs. Estie Crow, Buford, Ga. 
 
Baghsk 
_ Mrs. 
 
Little white B. butter beans. Sound 
 
15 Ib., or 4 Ibs. 50c del. Cheaper on 
 
large orders. O. M. Crow, Buford, Ga.  
 
_ 25 Ibs. winter garden English peas. 
 
Plant in October or November. Very 
prolific, 40c lb. Cash with order, Add _ 
. Newbern, | 
 
postage. W. C. Whitten, 
Georgia. 
25 bus. Clay Iron peas. Send best 
prices. Harvey Stubbs, Mauk, Ga. 
Offer field peas. 
wanted and write for price. W. M. 
Shurling, Wrightsville, Ga. 
Offer peas, pure and mixed. a G. 
Brown, Bowman, Ga. 
White running butter beans, 
lb. M. F. Norman, Richland, oe 
Route 5. 
 
DUCKS AND GEESE pon Sale os 
 
1_trio White Indian Runner ducks; 
1 trio Faron and White Indian Run- 
 
ners, $3 trio or $1.25 for drake and 
$1 for ducks. Master Dick Perkins, 
Rt.1, Wadley, Ga. 
 
1_pr. Tulouse Geese $5, fob. Mrs. 
D. C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga. 
2 pr. Mammoth White 
 
Mrs. C. D. Coursey, 
 
19 head of Geese, $1 ea. Mrs. J. S. 
Adams, Rt. A, Box 24. 
Ga. 
 
Rt. 5, Cumming, Ga. 
 
Want 4 ganders and 4 geese. Must 
 
be large Blue Stock, Quote best price. 
Ga. 
 
Cartersville,  
 
Perkins _ 
ducks, $3. Will exch. What have you? _ 
Rt, 8 Box 91). 
 
Advise quantity 
 
toe 
 
Donaldson, | 
 
Toulnise Geese pair $8. L. J, ae : 
 
M. L. Hamby, Rt, 2, Box 31, Valdosta, : 
 
  
  se per STOCK. FOR SALE 
Carneaux and 2 White King pige- 
~ ons9 in allexch. for 4 Brown Leg 
horn hens. Jesse Marsh, LaFayette, 
Georgia es 
100 Pion Rock Homers, $1 ea 
or exch. for Chinchilla rabbits, or 
 
poultry. Re Le Tribble, Atlanta, Ga.} 
 
pou 69. 
 
Belgian hares; as Zealand Reds. 
Pergaih prices. W. M. Smith, 515 W. 
_ Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. - Phone 
- West-1001-W. : 
 
1 gray and white doe; 1 black and 
 
_ white doe; 1: gray. and white buck. 
 
ae 
Pei 
 
All for $4. Minnie Reed, Martin, Ga. 
~ Route 2. 
 
- Fine lot of breeding Red gee 
~ pigeons. J. W. Lundeen, East Lake, 
Rea Ga., Route 1. < 
 
- 25 or 50 pigeons for. sale. Make 
pest offer. E. A. a aeets Ge 
Route 2. : 
 
Several prs. of common pigeons, 
 
different colors, 50 pr., del Robt. |. 
McMillan, Gainesville, Gay RFD 8. 
 
2 black and. white does and 1 solid 
black buck. 50ce each or 3 for $1.25. 
Miss, Edna Merle Wilbanks, _Com- 
ATS: Ga. Route 29. _ 
 
Have sold all - of my white King | 
pigeons. This is answer to so many 
_ inquiries. J. W. Bedelle, Howell Mill 
 Road, Route 9, Box 456. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
LSE, thoroughbred New Zealand 
Giant rabbits, $6 pair; -10 pigeons, 
 85e pr. Herman ~ McRae, ~ Warm 
Springs, Georgia. 
 
12 fire Belgian rabbits: ihe ee 
 
Gi exch. for Brown Leghorn pullets. 
Mrs. Lue Goss, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Chinchilla rabbits: 50 reg. does, 8 
 
to 10 mos. old, breeders of high qual- 
 
ita, $11 each; bucks, $9 each. 
 
All 
 
reg. in A. R. and C. Association. 
 
_~ Pedigree stock, same strain does, $10, 
 
~ bucks $8. Rhodes Rabbit Ranch, Grays 
 
; ville, Georgia. 
 
70 prs. young Homers, $2, 50. pr., 
 
3 9 pair-Red Carneaux, $4 pr. All mated 
 
and working. Geo. R. Davis, Smarrs, 
 
Georgia.  
 
  
 
PET STOCK WANTED 
 
ese Want prices on New Zealand Reds | 
~- and Chinchilla rabbits. ae G. Pyneh 
' Woodbury, Ga. 
 
Want pdigree Chinchilla or New 
 
Zealand Red rabbits. W. M. _ Dunbar, 
 
- 728 College, St., Macon, Ga. 
 
* Want pr. of: Belcan hares. 
for 
same. Mrs J. T. Lewis, sollege Park, 
Georgia, Route 2.. 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
Middle aged man with family of 
 
_ four, wishes position aS Farm Over- 
 
_ cooking on farm. Mrs. Mary Hdwards 
 
seer. Experienced. R. A. Chapman, 
Sparta, Ga. 
Want position on faray Will work 
 
for $20 and board. L. C. Tanner, Al- 
ma, Georgia, Route 1, 
 
Young man of nineteen, desires po- 
sition on farm. Can drive any make 
 
S : truck, R. L. Brown, Millen, Ga., Rt D 
 
Middle aged white woman (widow) 
wishes position. doing housework or 
 
Arabi, Georgia. 
 
Want. work diving truck Baa keene 
ing it in order for farmer. 
 
Under- 
stand all kinds of trucks. Am 23 yrs. 
 
oe old. -L, E, LaRoche, Cresent, Ga, 
 
Want. position as. Overseer for 
 
general farm work, or Tobacco Dem- | 
onstrator, Lites experience. Can 
handle labor and understand how to 
 
work tobacco properly. W. E. Her- 
ring, Elberton, Ga. Tate St. 
Want position as foreman on farm, 
 
oe : ec Loess szperionce in 1 farm work 
 
| man. would like- position 
 
| abor. Experienced and 
 
  
 
| Can also hes up. repairs. on: ighsen, 
 
barns, etc. W.. F. Moreland, . -Wood- 
bury,-Georgia. 
Want to. engage job on farm. near 
 
Moultrie for coming year at very 
reasonable rates. S. A. Box  Natl. 
 
Soldiers Home, Va.  
Elderly  couple and 1 boy, 16 yrs. 
old, desire positions near Decatur or 
Atlanta, caring for home poultry and 
other live stock. Best of references. 
J. C. Ross, Avondale Estate, Georgia, | 
P. O. Box 194. 
 
Young boy desires position on gen- 
eral farm. State salary. John Guyton, 
 
Calhoun, Ga. Route 5. 
 
Farm manager wants work. Un- 
 
-derstands peaches, apples, dairy, ete. 
 
Wm. Pease, Nashville, Georgia, care 
General Delivery. 
 
Educated, experienced middle oe 
as farm 
manager or overseer. W. oT Howard, 
Pavo,. Georgia, Route 4, 
 
- Position wanted on farm. ay 
 
| handle any kind. of inachinery, Pay | 
 
must. be reasonable. tied Stubbs, 
Mauk, Georgia. 
 
Boy,-16, wants job on oo State 
salary paid per month. George, P. O. 
 
Box 268, Shellman, Georgia. 
 
- In answer to so many answers to 
 
T have found a 
3 Ashland, 
 
my advertisement. 
place. David Ss. Harrison, 
Ga. Route: 2. ; 
Young: man wants position in die 
work, Would consider dairy on 50-50 
basis. 5 years experience. References. 
C. L. Brown, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4. 
Married man, 34 yrs. old, with fam 
 
ily of five, desires position as. farm 
 
overseer. Experienced and can furn: 
ish references. Jesse. M. Lambert, 
Ashland ,Ga. Route. 3. . 
 
Want position on poultry farm. 5 
 
}years experience. H. Es Wallace, Bow 
 
don Junction, Georgia. 
Want position as overseer of large 
farm, or poultry farm, Can handle | 
nd understand 
gardening and stock. Am strictly 
sober, honest, and industrious. Best 
of references. J. T. Bowles, Atlanta, 
Ga. 195 Hunnicutt St., NW. 
Want position in South Georgia on 
farm, 12 years experience in oversee- 
ing 40 plows, and 2 yrs each experi- 
ence in tobacco and asparagus grow- 
ng. References exchanged. Car 
 
Georgia. 
Man, -wife at. 14 year old boy 
 
wants place for any kind of farming. | 
 
Experienced. All good workers. Wages 
or share basis. J. H. Sentell, es 
Point, Georgia. 
 
aN 
 
7 
 
FARM HELP WANTED 
 
Want wage hands, also help to ee 
 
tivate lot of good land for term of 
years. R. C. Roberts, Jefferson, Ga. 
Want 2 men for general farm 
work, capable of handling farm imple 
ments and running a car. Good with 
 
an ax. $20 per month salary. Mrs. | 
 
JW. Parker, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 4, 
Want dairyman to handle 100 cow 
dairy for. best results, by contract. 
Ridgeway Dairy, Savannah, Ga,  
Want good man with force enough 
to run 8-horse farm and furnish 1-2 
of the stock. 15 houses on place, 
good barn and- dairy barn. Located 
near Hawkinsville, Good schools. W. 
G. Owenby, Marietta, Ga. 
Want man and wife to work on 
poultry farm. Man to do general 
 
work and woman to attend to trap | 
 
nests. Renouf Poultry Farm, Lithonia 
Georgia. 
 
Want good man for general farm- 
ing and some Stock on ales. J 4 or} 
 
eee 
 
oe 
 
| place 8 miles of East Atlanta,  
 
| Highway. Artesian well, 
 
2 Nice. oe 16 miles from Atlanta. 
E.. D. Gunby, Tucker, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want help to take charge and man 
age dairy and hogs on shares. R, C. 
idove, Nichols, Ga. Route 1. 
 
 Want 1 good wage hand for 1928. 
 
| Must be sober and have good refer- 
 
ences. White preferred. J. R. Lowery 
Seville, Ga. Route- 1, Box 103. . 
Want farm help to take charge of 
and 
8 miles of Ellenwood. Prefer man 
 
| with stock. Miss Tessie nerds Union 
 
City, Georgia. 
 
Want single man. owning nen ate. or 
horse. Trucking on share. bass. B. F, 
Hartman, Ochlochnee, Ga Riot. 
 
Want farmers to work 2. to 
 
self. Good land near churches and 
 
| schools. 5 houses, barns, and is well 
| watered by branches. Splendid prop- 
 
osition. Station E. See 10, _ Atlanta, 
Georgia. 
 
Want a man with saatily, sufficient 
to work a 2-horse farm. 12 acres of 
land in tobacco _ and cotton, 
furnish $20 per month in cash as ad- |. 
vance. WwW. 4, Morgan, ene te 
Route 3. 
 
Want reliabie party to go in chic- 
I ken. business with me. I will furnish | 
land and do work, party furnish chic: 
kens. John K. Lee, ee Geor- 
gia, Route 8 ; 
 
Want reliable farmer, able = fin- 
 
| ance self and with satisfactory ref- 
 
erences, for less than usual share of 
crops. Will divide into two or.three 
parts. 700 acres, rich, open land, near 
Albany and Leary, Ga., on State 
13 houses, 
4 mules, and farm implements. Leo 
Grossman, | 1150 East North Avenue, 
Apt. % Atlanta, Ga. ~ = 
 
Want good workers  fore {horace 
sary. Mrs, Ww. Hi: Blissitt, pale; 
Georgia, 
 
_ Want several white families. to 
grow 1928 tobacco crop. Splendid 
proposition for men who know: how 
to grow, cure and handle the crop. J. 
 
| R Harris, Cusseta, Ga 
 
Want nice young girl, 10 or 12 yrs, 
old, to live as one of family and help 
 
Se io aoe W. W. Forth, St. Clair -with house and garden work Live on 
 
oe ares. Will 
_ exch. Brown Leghorn  pullets 
 
farm, with only 3 in family. Good 
home. Mrs. M. F. Norman, Richland, 
Georgia, Route 5. 
 
repairing house, in Paulding county. 
John T Pas schon, Atlanta, Ga, Ht: 9, 
pox 116- A. 
 
SYRUP =. 
 
buckets, 85c per bucket, FOB Lavonia, 
Georgia. -Mrs. W. 4H. Walters, La- 
vonia, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
gal. C. L. Bradford, Woolsey, Ga. 
1927 Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup in 10 
Ib. tin cans, 50c, in crates ready to 
ship, 60c can. M.- Cook, Milan,- Ga. 
 
Strictly A-1 pure Georisa Cane sy- 
rup in 1 gal. cans, six to the case, 
$4 per case, FOB Whigham, Ga. E. 
P; Trylock, Whigham, Ga. 
 
six to case, $5.10. Miss  Addie See 
delle, Pearson, Ga, 
 
The best A-1 Georgia Cane syrup, 
any size can except pts., in cases of 
6 1-gal. cans, $4.50 per case; cases of 
12 half gal. cans, $4.75 per case, FOB 
Whigham, J. T, Ponder, Whigham, 
Georgia. 
 
= 1927 gees Georgia. Cane syrup in 
 
  
 
425 
 
16 
horse farm, near Conyers, Rockdale 
county. Must own stock and finance 
 
Will} 
 
farm on halves. Will furnish if neces- 
 
Want help on farm. Rent free. for | 
 
Good, new sorghum syrup, in 10. Ib. 
 
17 gals.. Ribbon Cane syrup, $1 per|- 
 
Georgia Gane syrup in 10 Ib. cans, | 
 
  
 
eee eu ee as, / $1 x oe 
 
Thursday, U Heslnher i 192 
 
| per bbl. RL. Dexter, Ludowici, Ga. 
 
- Pure A-1 Georgia Cane syrup, gal. 
 
| cans, 75; 1-2 gal. cans 40c. Orders 
 
filled promptly. Cash.  W. -U.. J 
epee Whigham, Ga. 
 
- Sugar cane syrup in 1 gal. cans. EL 
 
D: Lawhorn,, Sumner, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Good, heavy, new . Georgia  Cane 
 
: syrup, in new 85 gal. bbls., 60c gal., 
 
case of 6 No. 10 cans, $4.75, Freight 
paid in lots of 2 or more cases. Cash. 
 
Lee Patrick, Quitman, Ga. 
Good grade new sugar cane syrup, 
 
in new 35 gal. cypress bbls., $17 per 
 
bbl. FOB here. D. 8. eee Indo- 
wici; Ga. Route B. 
 
- Cane syrup, 10 lbs. $3. 25 per case 
 
-of 6 cans to case; 5 lbs. $4 per case 
 
of 12 cans to case. Guaranteed A-l 
grade. G. C. Connell, Whigham, Ga. 
New Georgia Cane Ribbon syrup 
 
$4.50 per case of 6 10-Ib. cans; $4. 75 
 
per case of 12 5-lb. cans, FOB Meigs. 
 
| Thos. Davis, Meigs, Ga. 
 
Pure Ga. Cane syrup, in No. 5 ib 4: 
cans, 40c each. H. A. = 1 : 
kinsville, Georgia. ee 
 
400 10-lb. cans. No. 1 new syrup, 2 
per can. Satisfaction guaranteed. J. 2 
G. Turner, Lenox, Georgia, Rt Behe 
 
Pure Georgia Cane syrup in 10 1b. 
cans, 70 per can. J. N. aie Rin- 
con, Georgia. = 
 
Pure Georgia Cane ayrun 4 in 1 me 
cans, 75 per gal. D. F, ee 
Douglas, | Georgia,  
 
New Georgia Cane syrup in gal 
cans, 90c gal. FOB Perry. Sone = 
Nunn, Perry, Georgia. 
 
Offer Georgia Cane syrup. for sale 
E. L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga. ms 
6 bbls. 1926 Gevreta Cane ees 
in new Cypress bbls., 85 gals. each 
Sell cheap. Make offer. E.. Us hee 
 
Apicoete Georgia. 
 
SYRUP WANTED ak 
_ Want prices on Georgia syrup. in 50 Z 
gal. bbls. F. P. Hicks, 246 Mouton 
ery St., Savannah, Ga. -. 
 
Want good new crop Ga. Cane syrup 
in 1-2 bbls. Name lowest possible  
price. H. M. Franklin, Tennille, Ga: : 
 
Want new crop Georgia Cane 
 
  
 
|svrap in bbls. and cans; also have 
 
for sale pure cane and corn syrup 
42c per gal. in 35 gal. bbls. W. H. 
Davis, 312 PORTO St. nan 
nah, Georgia. 
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED  
Want field peas and beans, all va- 
rieties. Quote variety, price, quantity 
and state how packed. W. ote Bein 
Grocery Co., Atlanta; Ga. = 
Want all. varieties of cow peas. 
Send sample and quote price. Vernon . 
Bradham, Moultrie, Ga . se 
Want Clay peas for eating parce 
es. W. H. Davis, 312 Montgomery St. 
Savannah, Ga. 3 
Want any amount up to 250 oe 
for eating purposes, of sound, bright  
Clay peas. Must be free from weevils. 
Bunch velvet beans, shelled or in 
pod. Grower must furnish affidavit 
that they are genuine bunch beans 
with no running beans. mixed with  
 
  
 
| them. H. M. Franklin, Tennille, Ga. 
 
Want Laredo and O-Too-Tan soy 
and velvet beans. Send sample ~ and - 
state quantity can offer and lowest 
price. Everett Seed Co., Atlanta, Ga. 
29-31 West. Alabama Street. 
 
- Want lady peas. Send sample. Fred 
I. Baker, Box 244, Columbus, Ga. 
 
SORGHUM SYRUP WANTED _ 
_ Want sorghum syrup. Bb. lots: pre. 
ferred. Oliver W. Boyse, 324, red 
 
  
 
we Avlenis, aL. 
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
GAR LO - S FOR SALE AND. WANTED  
 
DEALERS: ARE URGED 10 ADVISE THE MARKET BUREAU DIRECT WHEN 
 
_IN THE MARKET FOR: GEORGIA PRODUCTS  oe 
 
OPERATIVE CARHOG 
 
oe oGa. fs Thursday, Dee. i. 
ibridge, Ga., Friday, a a, 
milla, Ga., Tuesday, Dec. 6 
masville, Ga., Tietncst sy: Dec. 
 
eee Ga., a, Dec. Sa 
 
A Ae, Ga., Tuesday, Dee. 13. 
9: asville, a Wednesday, Dee. 
 
j ston, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 15. 
 
a} ly, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 15. 
Ba bridge, cs Friday, Dec. 16, 
McRae, Ga., Pacaday Dec. 20. 
akely, Ga. . Tuesday, Dec. 20. 
 
  
 
LOTS oP FARM PRODUCTS 
rtiser should notify us if their 
 
. are sold, or if they desire 
 
ice to be repeated., 
 
ORN FOR SALECar Lots. 
Ray ie, shuck, M. Cook,. Milan,. 
 
  
 
B anicke $10  ton. FOB Tignall) 
. Brooks, Tignall, Ga. 
veral cars of crushed corn, shuck 
nd cobb. crushed together. R. 
ollins, Cobbtown, Ga. 
n in the shuck. Emmett. and 
Ferguson, DeSota, Ga. 
in the shuck. L. L. Folsom, 
 Georgia. = 
d, slip shuck corn, 800 bushel 
S $1 bushel; small lots parked. 
Lang, Omega, Ga. 
. 2 cars in the shuck. C. B. Cul- 
ar, County Agt., Cochran, Ga.  
oy ae corn. Palas Spurlock 
 
r of corn.  G. Garner, Lyons 
 
eve 1 cars new slip shuck corn. 
Josey, Statesboro, 2 ee 
 
ushels new crop in shuck. es 
 
as ees AOS Millen, 
 
S cars. M. F, Gada, Cony 
 
pepe & Ga. 
 
} cars. Le C. Walker, Coun- 
Baxley, Georgia. zs 
 
F. B, Calhoun, Blakely, Ga, 
. Ottis Hall, Summit, Ga. 
W. H. Mullis, oie, Ga. 
 
: G. Ww. Dickenson, 
 
1. B. oS Damascus, Ga. 
| cars. G. L. Duren, Mpls 
 
ar, 5. ee Srunaan: Metter: Ha. 
wars. J. i. Pennington, Piaagle 
eorgia. eee 
 
bu. R. L. eee Mauk, 
 
  
 
EET POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
ars Deri. Rican potatoes. J. K. 
Cordele, Georgia. 
 
ral cars potatoes. Make offer 
. W. H. Waddelle, Pear- 
 
Rican sweet: potatoes, 
 
Ga, a =u 
 
| L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga. 
 
Hahira, % 
 
  
 
8 Grae. ee 
 
Male best offer. a H. 2s Pavo, i 
= Georgia, Route 3B: 
 
Several cars Porto Hicas: sweet po- 
 
. tatoes; 1 car sacked. L. C. Walker, 
 
Baxley, Georgia. 
1 ear sweet potatoes. Jack Burch, 
Chester, Georgia. = : 
 
- 4 cars Porto Rican sweet potatoes, 
will ship hampers, bags or in bulk. 
 
| R. T. Brice, Quitman, Ga. ~ 
 
2 cars, Porto Rican sweet potatoes. 
Will ship in bulk. Je 
Odum, Ga. 
 
4 cars, Porto nice sweet potatoes. 
| will ship-in hampers, bags or in bulk. 
| R a Brice). Quitman, Ga. 
 
Several ears Porto Rican sweet po- 
 
ee C.. W.. Collier, Coun Agent, 
 
Fort Valley, Gat so 
 
Porto Rican Dotatocs. 65 bi cas 
 
lots. R, E. Bower, Sr. Dixie, Gas 
Several cars Porto. Ricans. Dallas | 
 
Spurlock, Co. Agent, Springfield, Ga. | 
 
| 1 ear in 120 lb. bags, M. 8. Gooden, | 
| Cooledge, Ga. me 
 
 
 
Several cars. R. = Brice, Quitman, 
Ga. 
 
Several ears, in baled W. ode, Clay, 
Claxton, Georgia. 
 
j car sacked. L. C. Walker, County 
 
Agents Baxley, Ga... 
 
Several cars. C. W. Colifer, County 
Agent, Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
lear. J. W. Stephenson,  
Agent, Millen, Ga. 
 
1 car in bulk. W. D. Hillis, Go 
Agent, Ashburn, Ga, 
 
1 .car. 0: -4: Johnson, County Att. Y 
Camilla, Ga 
Porto Rican. potatoes in car. dots. 
E. L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga. < 
A few cars of Green potatoes. 5. 
 
| J. Stubbs, V. P. and Mgr., of Doug- 
 
Jas Oil and Fertilizer Co. Dauslas, 
 
oe 
 
HAY FOR SALECar Lots 
Bermuda and peavine hay,  
lots. Make offer. R. C. Renee's, 
Jefferson, Ga. 
3800 bales bright, 
 
eut; cured  aud. 
 
bailed without rain,  Peavine hay- $20] : 
ton, FOB Cars. here. Z. Re Hutchen-: 
 | son, Quitman, Ga. 
 
Peanut Hay. 
Ferguson, DeSota, Ga. 
 
5 ears of bright peanut hay. Write 
for. prices. J. K. Luck, Cordele, Ga.. 
 
Peavine and Soy bean, Mown pea- 
nut and grass, hay. Highest | grade. x 
 
1 car bright. 
Mixon, Ocilla, 
 
2 or 8 cars, good Oto: tan \Soy 
 
peer hay. John . 
 
bean hay. L. R. Langley, County Agt. 
 
Madison, Georgia. 
1 or 2 cars peanut ia $12 ton. 
 
J. W. Muselwhite, Reynolds, Ga. es 
 
Several cars peavine hay. & EL 
 
Statham, Cobb, Ga. 
 
> 2 ears peanut hay $11 or more per 
ton F. 0. B. Arlington, Ga. a G. 
Blackwell, Edison, Ga. - 
 
Peanut, peavine and crab grase aa 
$18 per ton. J. W. Lang, Omega, Ga. 
 
Peanut vine hay $12 ton. ee A 
Acree, Milner, Ga. 
 
3 cars bright corn stover nay Pole 
$15 per ton. Send sample bale on re- 
quest. A. H. Campbell, Milner, Ga. 
 
Several cars peanut hay. Quote 
prices W. C. Hunt, Damascus; Ga. 
 
Several cars of well cured peavine 
hay. Peach Poultry Farin, Ft, Vanes 
Georgia. 
 
1 car of Mammoth cone Soy Bean | 
hay,- choice and full of beans, $20.00} 
 
per ton. B. E. EE ees 
Georgia. oj SS 
 
me 
 
Hs Thompson, | * 
 
County 
 
car 
 
Emmett and John 
 
100 Ib. bales, $20 per ton. +B, . Staf- 
 
ford, Dover, Ga. 
 
Crab grass and pate hay need 
bright and nicely cured, exceptional 
quality. W. Re Crites, | Donaldsonville, 
Georgia. 
 
 Peavine, erab PERK: pean vine 
 
hay, baled separately. Dallas Spur-} 
 
lock, C. Agent, Springfield, Ga. 
 
=] ear peanut hay. F, He Bland, Jr. 
Cordele, Georgia.  
 
ay. ae W. Register, Vienna, Ga. 
 
2 ears Bermuda; Johnson - Grass 
"Lespitleza and native grasses, Baled | 
and no. rain curing, $10 ton, AS H. 
SIS Ze Ga. see 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
Car Lots 
 
"Velvet Beans, speckled, aoand lind 
 
dry, in pod, bulk Or: thrashed, and 
sacked for seed, car lots, $1.25 bu., | 
Any quantity, $1.85 bu., $18 ton. C. 
 
/P.. Daniel, Waynesboro, Ga 
A few cars of velvet Beans. A E. Z 
 
Norman, Dover,. Ga. 
 
1 car of Velvet Beans in. pod; 4 car 
shelled sacked velvet beans. . 
Bland, dr. Cordele, Ga. 
 
Velvet beans erushed. R. J. Collins, 
Cobbtown, Geprria. ~ 
 
Velvet beans in pod. FOB Eastman, 
Fred | R. Bennett, Eastman, Ga. : 
 
Velvet beans. Make offer. Ww. W. 
Lane, Rebecca, Ga. 
 
Velvet n: d 20. ton; |: ee 
ugh Reeue i pod 4 per on; ing ear jcorn with shucks off, also  
 
shelled small lots. at. 50. J. W. Lang, 
Omega, Ga. 
 
_ Velvet beans in ee thixed or: sep- 
arate. Wy EL Human, Sylvania, Ga. 
 
Velvet beans. T. AL Acree, Camilla, 
Georgia. 
 
County, Agent, Camilla, Ga. 
 
90-day velvet beans. in pod. R. L. 
Fountain, Mauk, Ga. 
 
Velvet. beans. Car lots. L. I Fol- 
som, McRae, Georgia. 
 
Velvet beans. Car lots, Emmee Sea 
John Ferguson, DeSota, ar 
1 car Velvet beans in pod. E. P. 
 
Josey, County Agt., 
New crop velvet: beans in car lots. 
W. M. Shurling, Wrightsville, Ga. 
- Velvet beans in the hull. Car lots. 
W. B. Drew, Midville, Ga. 
 
  
 
"| PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR 
 
ES SALECar Lots 
 
~$ cars of peanuts. L. R. Langley, 
County Agent, Madison, Ga. _ 
 
Several cars peanuts. Emmett and 
John Ferguson, DeSota, Ga. 
 
Home grown runner seed . neanuts, 
 
-clean and sound $1.85 bushel in bags. 
 
LB. Scoggins, Omega, Ga. 
ae 6 
| Rutledge, Ga 
 
Peanuts in car lots. TS 1; Weems, 
Licella, Scorer. 
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE 
Car Lots.  
 
  
 
; ea pedigreed Delta type Web-| 
 
ber staple cotton seed. 
 
e. = Pe 
Valdosta, Ga. 
 
SUGAR CANE FOR SALECar Lots | 
 
Green sugar cane in car lots. Wal- 
ter M. Todd. Valdosta. Ga.: Rt. 1 
 
OAT aap WHEAT STRAW. FOR | 
-SALECar Lots 
 
ens, Americus, Ga. 
 
  
 
Brebt and clean oat and wheat 
 
ce ears of bright peavine. hay, 60 to 
 
1 car bright peavine oy erab prass| _ 
 
| ae, on track, Ben Hill, 
| Bryan, Ben Hill, Ga. 
 
Statesboro, Ga. 
 
| brook, Powder Springs, Ga. 
 
5 cars of peanuts: J. ae Davis, 
 
| offer. del. 
 
ce car oat straw, baled. M, 2 Stev- 
 
stran. baled. E. iL Georgia, Madison, 
Georgia. eo 
1 ear mixed oat, wheat and 
straw, baled in separate bales, WwW. D. ee 
Wilbanks, Ramhurst, Ga, 
YT ear-ot bright, lean 
 
| Make offer. 
 
ESL. Todd, Valdosta, ee 
Ga. Rte Fe Lo 
 
Vignal Ga. 5 4. 3 ae 
Wheat and oat straw, ae bated: 2) 
oats in: sheaf. R C. Roberts, Jeffer- 
 
; = Ga. ees SA 
Want a few ears of good bright, Se: 
 
well baled straw. Quote  price and 
 
3 a Li ets ae 
COTTON SEED WANTEDCar its 
Want ear of Wannamaker Cleve- : 
 
land, Athens, Ga. ae 
Want 1 car of Half. and half. Cot-. = 
 
Ga. 
 
: Want 1 car of /eotton 
 
S. nactse Ben Hill, Ga. 
 
~ CORN WANTEDCar Lots  
Want corn in car lots. Will exch., 
 
hay, ear lots for same. Market. prices. 
R. C. Roberts, Jefferson, Ga. 
Want I<car bright baled 
 
Want several cars good white are 
 
shelled. Quote prices delivered Atlan- g 
ta, Ga.; 
straw. W. -P. Dunn, 11 Chamber of 
Commerce, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Want several cars corn 
 
- Want several cars of 
 
slip shuck 
 
- feorn. Quote best Prices. Monto ee get 
 
Marietta, Ga. 
 
- Want shelled, white ee corn in. 
car lots. Dan Joseph, Columbus,  Ga. 
Want lowest prices on new baled 
Nears Several cars weekly. 
 
| Boyd, Jones, Marion, N. C. 
 
Want. shelled corn and corn. fully 
shucked in car lots. Theo. W. Mar~ 
tin, 798 Citizens and Southern, a 
Bldg. = Atlanta, Georgia. = 
 
Want Georgia corn in car lots. So. 
 
Georgia Milling Company, Valdosta, : 
_| Georgia.- 
 
Want Ca corn in a ote. King 
Grocery. Co., Columbus, Ca 
 
ed Powder Springs. Join A. 
 
Want slip shucked ear corn-in car 
lots. Advise amount, time of Ship- 
 
Co., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
ed in car lots. Atlantic Milling: Co.; 
Augusta, Ga. 
 
Wanted yellow corn in car lots 
shelled or in the shuck, Make best 
 
ig Coe Waynesboro, Ga. 
HAY WANTEDCar Lots. 
 
del. Soperton, Ga. Soperton Naval 
Stores Co., Soperton, Gare: ~ 
 
4 cars peavine hay, nice and bright. 
Make best offer F. OQ. B. Naylor, Ga. 
de Carter, Naylor, Georgia. 
 
Want peavine hay, not over 5 per 
 
fer $17. delivered. 
and Grain Co., 300 Austell Bldg., 
Janta, Georgia. 
 
  
 
  
 
ryese 
 
oat straw. See 
 
Pb 1 ear bright weak straw, baled: 8 = 
1$10 ton. FOB Tignall, J. x Be sore 
 
quantity. We L. Fain Grain Co., At = 
- Janta, Ga 
 
land cotton seed in bulk. C. - Row = ee 2a 
 
ea seed. Vernon Bradham, Moultrie, Sa 
 
seed hulls ae 
loose, del. on track. Ben Hill, Ga. o ae 
 
shucks, eS 
Ga CS 
 
quote baled oat and wheat 
 
in the : : 
= -shuck, J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga. i 
1 car velvet. peas: Oe Tohnson, 
 
2We Se 
 
Want new corn in car tots, daliveke ae 
. eae Pe 
 
ment, quality and price. Ww. L, Fain c = 
 
Want yellow corn shelled and dean : 
 
Waynesboro. Waynesboro. ee 
 
Want 1 car of good peanut hay, os 
 
Want 8 or 10 cars peanut and 3 or  See 
 
cent other grasses, No..1 quality. Of- Oe 
Southern Flour 
  2 PAGE SIXTEEN. 
 
JH CAR LOTS 
- POR SALE. 
and | 
WANTED 
 
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HAY WANTEDCar Lots 
 
Want peanut hay car lots. W. L. 
Folsom, McRae, Ga. ae 
 
Want Georgia peanut and peavine 
hay. South Georgia Milling Co., Val- 
,dosta, Ga. > 
 
Want Ga. peanut and peavine hay. 
King Grocery Co., Columbus, Ga. 
 
OAT AND WHEAT STRAW. WANT- 
EDCar Lots ~ 
 
Want wheat straw. Empire Cotton 
Oil Mills, Piedmont Rd. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED 
Car Lots 
 
Want all varieties of pecans. 
sample and make lowest price. 
Boyd. Jones, Marion, N. C. 
 
  
 
  
 
Send 
 
Want 500 to 1,000 Ibs. Schley or 
 
Stuart pecans. Mail sample and quote 
prices. W. R. Neal, Moultrie, Ga. 
 
~ Want peanuts in car-lots. Dan Shipp 
Finleyson, Ga. 
 
Want Spanish peanuts and pecans 
in car lots. Send sample ad quote 
best prices. Vernon Bradham, Moul- 
trie, Georgia.  
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED 
Car Lots 
 
Want a few cars of Early Velvet 
Beans: new crop, dry, sound, unmix- 
ed, gathered without rain or frost, 
so can thrash and ship for seed. 
Murphy and Palmer, Sandersville, 
Georgia. | ae 
 
Want several cars Velvet Beans in 
. the hull. J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga. 
 
- Want all kinds of peas; Soy and 
 
Velvet beans. State quantity, ee 
 
ity, price and how packed. W. 
Fain Co., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
- Want No. 1 Bradham peas in car lots 
Write or wire for prices. Coleman and 
Chandler. Tifton, Ga. 
 
Wart car of brown whipporwill 
peas Send sample and quote best 
price. Geo. C. Nunn, Perry, Ga. 
~ Want 1 or 2 cars Velvet Beans. C. 
T. Baisdens, Live Oak, Fla. 
 
Want several cars Velvet Beans in 
hull. F. M. Green, Live Oak, Fla. 
 
Want car lots or less, any quantity. 
 
velvet beans and Georgia raised black 
eyed peas, any point in Ga. Cash. 
Teem Grocery Co., Marietta, Ga. 
 
Want soy beans, No. 1 quality. Of- 
fer $16.50. Southern Flour and Grain 
_ Co., 800 Austell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Want car of velvet beans. Make 
best price delivered. 
Woodland, Georgia. 
 
Want velvet beans in the pod. Car 
lots. Quote delivered. price. Dixie 
Feed Co., Inc., Savannah, Ga. 
 
  
 
COTTON SEED WANTEDCar Lot: 
 
Want half and half cotton seed. 1 
or 2vars./H. M. eee Tennille, 
: Georgia. 
 
SEED OATS WANTED_Car Lots 
 
Want several cars seed oats; any 
variety. Send sample and.advise quan- 
tity and price. Dan ere Co., Co- 
lumbus, Ga.  
 
CATTLE FOR SALECar Lots 
a car of nice grade Jersey heifers. 
Well bred Te = from 850 to 600 
 
_Ibs., at 6 lb. R Sie & Green- 
ville, Georgia. 2 
 
  
 
M. H. King, 
 
| velvet bean field. J. 
 
1 
 
Ca  ahs x 
 
1 small  car of ae beef and milk 
cows, 5c lb., FOB Sycamore. L. L. 
Crosier, Sycamore, Ga. a 
 
HOGS FOR SALECar Lots | 
. Pigs in ear lots. Quote price FOB 
 
  
 
Osterfield. A. L. Harper, Osterfield, 
 
Ga. 
 
LIVE rice WANTEDCar Lots 
 
Want car load Hereford heifers 
and small steers; also car of. feeder 
hogs, wt. from 60 to 100 Ibs, I. C. and 
 
{J. C. Collier, Barnesville, 
 
Want ear load of Jersey and Jersey 
grade heifers, also young milk cows. 
L. QO. Benton, Monticello, Ga.  
 
Want a car of highproducing silk 
-cows. Walter A. a Waycross, 
Georgia. 
 
ant 1 or 2 cars eommen range 
goats; 1 or 2 cars good, smooth feed- 
er pigs; corn fed slaughter hogs; 1 
car each of good grade Jersey and 
 
Hereford heifers; 2 cars range young 
cattle./L. B. Fulmer, Springfield, 8. 
Want 1 car of feeder pigs. E. G. 
Mitchell, Edison, Ga. _ 
_. Want at once car of grade heifers, 
6 to 18 months, old enough to graze} 
M. alta 
Alma, Ga., P. O. Bor 86, 
 
OAT & WHEAT STRAW WANTED 
Car Lots. 
 
Want ear of bright, clean oat straw 
baledwill exch. a new 2-horse farm 
wagon for same. W. H. Mitchell, 
Barnesville, Ga. Se 
 
_ HAY WANTEDCar Lots 
Want ear of bright, Crab Grass and 
Peavine hay del., Zebulon, Ga. 'W. 
H. Mitchell and Co., 
Georgia. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
PECANS & PEANUTS FOR SALE 
Gar Lots 
White Spanish. or No.1 aes 
seed peanuts. T. A. Acree, Camilla, 
Georgia. Coe: 
 
  
 
HAY FOR SALECar Lots 
2 cars, bright, Peavine and Crab 
Grass hay, mixed. 60 per cent peavine 
40 per cent Crab. $20 ton. FOB Ft. 
Valley. M. B. Lee, Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
  
 
. BEANS AND PEAS WANTED 
? Car Lots 
Want car of velvet beans for feed- 
ing, Zebulon, Ga. W. H. Mitchell and 
Co., Barnesville, Ga. 
 
  
 
CORN FOR SALECar Lots 
 
Ear corn; Shelled corn either bulk 
or bagged. Car lots or less. TT. A. 
Acree, Camilla, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
INCUBATORS < 
 
Several large size. Buckeye oil 
brooders, sell or exch. for incubators 
or oats. H. O. Williams, Millen, Ga. 
 
1 Buckeye incubator, 600 cap., with 
automatic trays. Perfect cond. Been 
used only 4 times; 500 cap., Buckeye 
brooder. Perfect paid Bargain. Mrs. 
E. L, Fisher, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Sol hot brooders. First class cond. 
H. L. Wallace, Bowdon Junction, Ga. 
 
220 egg cap. Buckeye incubator. 
Good cond. Sell or exch. for baby 
chicks .or hens. Mrs. L. N. Dalton, 
Homer, Ga., Route 2. 
 
1 Iron ) Clad incubator 
with thermometer and 
 
complete 
Instruction 
 
book. Good cond. 140 egg cap. $10.00. 
 
Mrs. S. C. Echols, Tignall, Ga. 
 
400 egg cap Ideal incubator. Good 
cond., used 8 times. Hot water heat. 
$20.00. Mrs. E. G. Porter, Gaines- 
ville, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
New Buckeye broder, 500 cap. Oil 
 
burner, $15.00. Mrs. M, Pickren, Rhine 
 
  
 
1 Georgia. 
 
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Barnesville, |. 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLE 
 
1 No. 12 Newton Giant: coal burn- 
ing brooder, 56 canopy. 12 ft, of pip 
and safety cap for roof. Used for only | 
two weeks. $35; 4 400 egg incubators. 
 
Make fine brooders, $2 each. A. W. 
 
Truman, Albany, Ga. 
1 incubator and brooder. Guaran- 
 
teed first class operating cond. Cheap. 
 
Mrs. Chas. Howell, (434 N. Hogue Ave. 
Rockmart, Ga. 
 
1 50 cap. Super Hatch incubator. 
$16; 300 cap. Wick Type oil brooder, 
$9. Guaranteed. FOB Thomasville. J. 
D. Johnson, 226 West Jetferson St., 
 
, Lhomasville, Ga. 
 
Wisconsin incubator, 500 egg cap, 
 
dbl. deck, 4 trays, hot water heat. | te 
| Used 1 season. Good cond. $25. C. S. 
 
Wingo, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
1 International 100 egg cap. incu- 
bator. Good cond. $9 del., or, exch. 
1 for 3 average size turkeys, _ any 
breed, or mixed. Mrs. T. W. Hagood, 
Marietta, Ga., Route 3. 
 
600 cap. Buckeye incubator. Been 
used three seasons; 2 1,000 cap. Radio 
Bine Flame. Wickless oil brooders. 
Used 1 season. All in good cond. Lot 
for $75. A. J. Howell, de. LaFayette, 
Georgia. 
 
=3. Sol: Hot brooders, 1,000 cap. ea. 
Slightly used. $15 each. V. Coleman, 
Rabun Gap, Georgia. - a 
' 2 600 egg incubators. Hot water 
heat. Buckeye, used several times. 
Miller Ideal, used once. Both in per- 
 
fect cond., $40 each; 1 500 cap. brood- } 
 
er. Will sell both brooder and incu- 
bators for $90. L. J. Dickey, Reng 
ton, Georgia. 
 
Cypress, 140 cap. Sicaleator. Good 
as new, $20 or exch. for Red Thomp- 
son Barred Rock-pullets; also custom 
hatching. Wiehrs Hatchery and Poul- 
-try Yard, 745 Bast 35th St., Savan- 
nah, Georgia. ~ 
 
BUTTER AND EGGS 
Thompson Imp., Barred Rock eggs, 
$1.15 per 15, del. Mrs. C. A. Wil- 
banks, Commerce, Ga., Route 29. 
 
W. L. eggs, for hatching, 75e per 
 
  
 
| doz., in large or small crates. Janu- 
 
ary ist del. Order in advance. Mrs. 
H. V. Franklin, Register,. Ga. 
 
8 lbs. guaranteed fresh, golden yel- 
low butter. No coloring. 46c lb., post- 
paid. Prefer customers in or near At- 
 
{lanta. Mrs. Carl Worley, Ball Sounds 
 
Georgia, RFD 4. 
 
4 lbs. of fresh, yellow hon but- 
ter each week. Del. in shipping box, 
50c lb. Sent subject to approval. Mrs. 
J. D. Melear, Bowdon, Ga. Rt, 6. 
 
6 lbs. fresh jersey butter per week, 
 
40c lb. del. Purchasers to pay post- 
age on boxes returned. Cash in ad- 
vance. Mrs. M. T. Holden, Ball Ground 
Georgia, RFD 4. 
_ Fresh yard laid eggs. Guaranteed 
high quality; also a number of choice 
fryers. Prefer*regular customers in 
Atlanta and Decatur. Mrs. G. T. Win- 
frey, Stone Mountain, Georgia, Route 
3, Box: 22. 
 
Can furnish 4 to 8 lbs. nice butter 
 
each week, 50e Ib., del. Containers to 
be returned. Deiavia Tyson, BPs 
Georgia. Route 4. 
' Thompson Barred Rock, prize stock 
eges,$l per 15, del. Cash. Carton to 
be returned. Mrs. Milton Summer, 
Sylvester, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Want to hear from hatchery want- | 
 
ing pure bred eggs from R. IL -Reds, 
direct from Donaldsons yard. 
George Theus, Butler, Ga. 
 
-. C. R. I. Red eggs, Donaldson and 
 
Owen strain. Want to contract with} 
 
party for one year at 5c each. Mrs. 
J. B. Harris, Pinehurst, Ga. Rt. 2. . 
Pure bred R. I. Red eggs, $1.50 
 
from Reg. 
 
45 Ib, del. Mrs. 
 
Mrs. 
 
  
 
Thursday, December 1, 1927 
per 15, or $8 per 100. Mrs. Be 
 
Gantt, Gainesville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Fresh Jersey butter each yea 
cows. 50c Ib. Mrs. WwW. A. 
Bennett, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Barred Rock eges, (Be 
per 15. Mrs. Julian yan Chester, 
Georgia. 
 
Want prices on tae butter dell 
in 5 and 10 Ib. lots every week. HOP, 
Hicks, 246 Montgomery St., Savai 
nah, Georgia. 
 
Barred Rock eggs, hirebred: $1. 50 
per 15, or $5 per 100. Mrs. J. Cy R 
gan, Pelham, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Thompson B. R. eggs, 
from 2 year old hens, $1.50 per 15, or 
$6 per 100. Also a few hens. Mrs. G. 
oe Gainesville, Ga. Route Te 
 
-Morgan-Tancred W. L. eggs, $10 
per 100 and Holterman B. R. eggs, 
 
$3 per 15, or $15 per 100. 
 
Poultry Farm, LaGrange, Ga. 
Prize winning Owen, S. C. R. 
Red eggs. E. L. Spain, Plains, Ga. 
Custom hatching, 4c per egg, in tra 
lots of 84 eggs; Wants 300 R. I. Red 
eggs weekly. Give description an 
price. Fairfax Leghorn Yards, Col 
lege Park, Georgia. a 
6 to 7 Ibs. Jersey butter, per foe  
W. IL. Dunaway, 
Lumpkin, Georgia RFD '4. a 
Fresh country butter, 4 to 10 Ib 
per week, 45c Ib. postpaid. Martins 
Regal Dorcas White Wyandotte egg 
S. C. Owens R. I. Red eggs, $1.25 
per setting. Mrs. C. W. Page, Nor- 
cross, Georgia, Box 52. 
$1.25 per 15, or $3 for 50, del. Ca: 
 
'tons to be returned. Mrs. J. E. Stea 
 
am, Bainbridge, Gas 
 
Pure Owen Farm R. te Red eggs 
$1.50 per 15. del. Crate to be return- 
ed. Mrs. R. B. Mooney, Are 
Georgia. 
 
Fresh eggs for market, 
doz. J. W. Altman, Alma, Gar: 
 
oR, I. Red eggs from selected ma 
ings, $2.50 per 15. Woodmere Farm: 
Harp, Jr., Cusseta, Ga. 
 
7 
 
50c per 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 
 
Wire grass, dry an dbaled, Pack- 
ing purposes. Make offer. H. 
Harper, Wray, Ga. Vee 
 
Ground oyster shell for iuicken 
$1 per 100 lbs., $17.50 to, FOB 
 
vannah. W. A. Smith, 102 Bay 
 
E Savannah, Ga. 
 
- Bright, sun cured tobacco. Smo 
ing and chewing. 4 Ibs. $1.20, 10 
$3 del. Wm. Nunn, Lawreneevi 
Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Ga. spriggle spongue moss  
shiping purposes; asparagus, plar 
ete., 1 dry moss holds 3 
water from. 48 to 60 hrs. $10 p 
100 dry wt.'Cash. FOB Cuthbert. 
J. McCarty, Cuthbert Ga. Rt. 2.)  
 
A few bu. sound hickory nuts, 
oe Joep +, Cheney, Marietta, 
 
Napier Grass, any quantity. B. 
Chapman, Berlin, Ga. Rt. 1. i 
 
3-10 gal. ice container milk can: 
$20 or exch. for poultry, voor 
Farm, Chamblee, Ga. a 
 
Black walnuts, $1 per bu. or 
exch. for bu. good eating app 
Mrs. C. H.: Crawford, oa | 
Rt. 2. 
 
New cmpty syrup Dy. 85 and 5 
gal. $2. 
 
fo 
 
Quantity of abeken wire, re 
Trueman, Albany, Ga. 
 
Soft green sugar cane for chew: 
ing, $5 per 100, FOB eye 
Guyton, Ga. ; 
 
Offer Sugar cane for yla ing 
Come to Blythe Island and see - 
yourself. B. O. Fussell, Bruns 
oe Care Gene Delivery.