Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1927 December 8

- DEPARTMENT 0
EUGENE TALMADGE

_PUBLISHED ay the BUREAU : OF MARKETS _ C.H.BISHOP, DIRECTOR)







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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DEC. 8, 1927.

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FREIGHT RATES

Byers large business industry Baa a Rate fice, on its pay-
toll: Practically every progressive Chamber of Commerce of
cities and towns has realized the importance of employing a
Rate Expert.

The Bureau of Markets has employed Mr. B. B. Cheek to give
borat in Georgia service as a Rate Expert on fre'ght and ex-
press rates, On ali shipments of merchandise where the far-
mer thinks that his charges have been excessive, send copy of
freight bill to this office, addressed to B. B. Cheek, Rate Ex-
pert, Department of Agriculture. An investigation will be
made on the charges, and if an overcharge is made, a claim
will be filed for the shipper. This covers ned freight and ex-
press rates. ae

If any farmers of the state wish advice as to the cheapest
rate to secure where there are several lines that can make the
haul, this office will also. give you the information. It often
occurs that the freight and express rates on some articles are
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Shoal to the same destination.

Publie Bervice Commission for an adjustment.

Refrigeration of cars and of express shipments, and differ-
ent kinds of packing and boxing, also take a different rate.

This office will be in poston to oe you ae advice on

these matters.

There are thousands of freight bills, every day,

overcharge. You never hear anything about this. A claim is

the only way to get your money back. If there is an under-
charge by the first agent, the railroad will catch the error be-

fore it finally reaches its destination, as it goes through a good ~
We are here to serve you and I think the adding

many agents.
of a Rate Expert to this Department is one of the most benefi-
cial steps yet taken.

Address all inquiries on freight aad transportation charges A
to B. B. Cheek, Rate Expert, Department of Agriculture, At-

EUGENE TALMADGE,

lanta, Georgia.
: Commissioner of Agriculture.

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REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wy holenele Prices Fercrahes 3, 1927, Always subject to varia dogs

Po ne _. ATLANTA
Serene Potatoes (Yellow) bulk ween ene ne een e nnn -- $1. 40 100 Ibs.
Irish Potatoes, sack 2
- Cabbage, green, eratha SS
Eggs, Ga, Extra Soa nae Ss eee
Eggs, Cs. Standard aes

2.00 100 Ibs.

et we ee

1.25 bu.
05 Ib,
50 gal.
40 gal.
2.25 96 Ibs.

Field Pies, cel Ee See eas
Blackeyed Peas
_ Georgia Cane Syrup, bbls. ee
_ Sorghum Syrup, bbls. --...-.-7----i--- + 4-5 ns
Coty Meal, seek 54.005 oo os ce

Corn Milling, sacked. 2.55. 3. a. Ok be.
Oats, No. 3 white, sacked Sa a ie ee .68 bu.
Peanut hay, tightly baled ..-...-----------.--.~--~-16.00 ton
SPBUMING HOY: 5 6. at oe oh soa enn Ge kanemene woh DON
EOorm onteks ob As. fa a ee ee 00 ton

_ Alfalfa, (Ga,) sas ce ae eaee cae Du ton
Country Butter, best table .....-.-...-<-.-.--.-<. .35 Ib.
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SAVANNAH
$0.90-$1 100 Ibs.
3.25 100 Ibs.
2.10 100 lbs.
.46 doz,
40 doz.

AUGUSTA

$1.00 100 Ibs. -
2.40 100 Ibs.
2.50 100 Ibs.
50 doz,

_ MACON

$1.25 100 lbs.
3.50 100 Ibs.
2.50 100 Ibs.
.60 doz ~~

COLUMBUS |

~ $1.00 100 Ibs.
3.30 100 Ibs.

2.40 100 Ibs.
.45 doz.

30-35 Ib.
25 Ib.
17 Ib.

22103 F
A Ib.
29 lb.
125 bu
.05 3-4 lb.
35-40 gal.
1.80 96 Se
95 bu.

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.O5 1-2 Ib.

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2.30 96 Ibs.
1.10 bus

2.83 96 Iba.
.60-$1.00 bu.

2. 16 96 Tbs.

90 bu.

70 bu,
12.00 ton
16.00 ton 20; 00 ton

8.00 ton

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ricago Standard se score: Noy. 95, 45 1-20; Eee 26, 45 1-2c; Nov. 28, 45 1-2e; Nov: 29, 43 1- 20; Nov. 30, 45 1 20; Dee. 1, 460. je.



Mr. Cheek will look into this
matter; and whereyr this oceurs, will file petition with the

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CATTLE FOR SALE

Young Guernsey reg., bull calves;
- High grade heifers, all ages. Heavy
producing milk cows, Guernsey and
other grades. Bargain prices. Fred
C. Geiger, Flintside, Ga. :

Holstein cow, 17 mos., old, gives
2 1-2 to 3 gal. milk per day. Has
calf, 1 mo. old. Nice and gentle. $85.
Mrs. J. M. Nunez, Swainsboro, Ga.

1 Guernsey cow, $150 cash; 6-gal.

eow, freshen in January, $175; 11

mos. heifer from this cow, $75; 1
3 mos., old Guernsey heifer, $60; 2
Jersey heifers, bred, $50 each; 5
Jersey heifers, 3 to 4 p08 old, $100.
l.. L. Wallace, 247 No. Highland

Black Jersey cow, 8 1-2 to 4 gals.,
when fresh, $60; Yellow Jersey cow,

: 8 gals., when fresh, $50; Black Jer-[

sey heifer, bred, $60; Yellow Jersey
heifer, bred, $40. All $200. Villa
Viseaya Farm, Doerun, Ga. |
BU head of nice, well bred Jersey
vows and heifers, seven with calves,

alanee soon to freshen. Write for

jrices, or come see for yourself. J.
W. epic and T. M. Baughan, Syl-
-vauia, Ga.

19 head of beef cattle, Mostly

steers and heifers. C. R. and O. 8.
Duggan, Chester, Ga,

1 extra fine Cream Jersey cow.
4 gals., milk and 2 lbs., of butter per
day. Calf, 4 wks., old, is her 3rd.,
- ealf. Pure bred but not reg, $90 at
my barn for quick sale. R. D. Giles,

- Winston, Ga. Rt. 1. :

CATTLE WANTED

Want a young reg., Guernsey bull
calf, 6, 8 or 10 wks., old. Price must
be reasonable. Y. W. Vickery, Lavon-
da, Ga. Rt. 2. ,

Want 2 or 8 nice, 3 to 5 mos., old
reg., Jersey or Guernsey heifers.
Give age and price. Chas H. Drake,



Braselton, Ga.

Want a cow, fresh-in or will fresh
en about first of yr. Isaac Stanton
Conyers, Ga.

- Want 8 Angus heifers and 1 bull,
1 1-2 to 2. yrs., old: , Good grade
stock, or full blood. Write what you

have to offer and best price. H. H.

_ Williams, Woodland, Ga.

-HOGS FOR SALE

Spotted P. C. Duroc, and Essex
crossed, pigs, 8 wks. old. Thrifty,
_ $650 each, or will exch. a few for
lVettys Toole, Blight Resisting Cot-
ten Seed. N. D. Jackson, Alma, Ga.
Spotted P. C. pigs,
s. old. Pure bred and grades both

J. to be at farm, Zebulon, Ga.

eg. Duroe boar, 3 yrs. old, wt. 500
Ibs; Duroc boar, 10 mos. old. wt.,
230 |hs., reg., in buyers name. W.
H Mitchell, Barnesville, Ga.

Duroe gilts and sows. Double inoec-
v' > Will reg. in buyers name,
wl., 140 to 200 lbs. $30 to $40; Duroc
pigs, 6 wks., old, $6 ea. H. L. Pitt-
man, Tallapoosa, Ga. ie
- Muscle Shoals Fine, prize-win-
ning Hampshire boar, 18 mos. old.
Won at Atlanta, Macon, Savannah.
- Gayosa blood lines. $65 fob. Orbie
Jeffords, Waresboro, Ga.



Offer S. P. C. pigs, from Chanm-|

- pion stock. J. T. Boyd, Fife, Ga.
1 Duroc Jersey gilt, 1 yr. old, wt.
_ 250 to 300 lbs. Bred to farrow Feb.
- 15th, 1928, $25; 1 Essex gilt, 8 mos.
old, bred to farrow Mch. 10, 1928,
- $15. C. H. Snow, Ivey, Ga.
Berkshire pigs, 8 wks., old, $10
ea., registration if desired $1 addi-
tional; 1 4 yr. old Berkshire boar,
$50. E. W. Burke, Macon, Ga. Box
Offer 1 black P. C. male, wt., 200
Ibs. Ready for service. $25. Staten
_ Wilder, Manor, Ga., Rt. 1.
Reg., S. P. C. gilts, 4 1-2 mos. old,
wt., around 100 Ibs. also 8 wks., old
pigs, male and female, of same
breed. Entitled to reg. Write for
aS es Pebble Hill Farm, Pine View,
PARR ES ;

Reg. P. C. brood sow, 2 yrs. old.

Good cond. If fat would wt., 600 or

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MARKET BULLETIN

700 Ibs. Sell or exch., for good cow

with young calf. Obie C. Eavensan, |

Dewey Rose, Ga. Rt. 1.

Offer S. P. G. pigs, 8 mos., old.
Reg., in buyers name. Write for
prices. Mr. Winnes Paulk, Willa-
coochee, Ga., Box 34.

Duroe pure bred pigs. With papers,
$12.50; without, $10. L. N. Dockery,
Broxton, Ga. 4

Offer 25 pigs, wt., about 30 to
60 lbs., ea. J. I. Burgamy, Davisboro,
Ga. Riot.

Offer a reg. Duroc boar, 19 mos.
old, wt., about 450 Ibs. Sensation
strain, $75 fob Nacoochee, . Ga. T.
L. Williams, Nacoochee, Ga.

Offer 25 brood sows and 150 pigs
and shoats. Pine Hill Dairy, Hawk-
insville, Ga. a

Offer Duroc, crossed with pure
bred Big Guinea, pigs, 8 wks., old.
Dec., 20th del., $5 ea. fob Soperton,
Ga. John W. Moseley, Soperton, Ga.
RED.2.

Offer 4 Big Bone black Guinea
pigs, 2 male and 2 females, 10 wks.
old, $5 ea. S. H. Johnson, Mitchell,
Ga. Rt. 2:

Offer-1 S. P. C. sow and 7 shoats,
6 wks., old, $45. FOB Milan, P. M.
Spires, Milan, Ga.

Reg. Black Essex, boar pigs, 3
mos., old, wt., 60 lbs. W. J. Bargeron,
Sardis, Ga. is

Offer Berkshire pigs of the best
of breeding. Jas. L. Sutton, Metas-
ville, Ga. ;

1 nice young Duroc and S. P. C.
sow, with 7 pigs, 3 wks. old.
quick sale, $40, crated. FOB Gibson,
Ga. Also 15 Duroc and 8. P. C. pigs,
9 wks.,; old. No runts. $5 ea. L. T.
McCoy, Gibson, Ga.

1 B. B. Black Guinea sow, wt.,
about 350 or 400 lbs. Due to farrow
on or about 10th of December. Rais-
ed 10 pigs from last farrowing period
$75 FOB Greenville; Big Bone Guin-
ea pigs, $10 ea. W. A. Biggers, Green-
ville, Ga.

B. B. black P. C. gilts and poars.

Sired by Son of Armistice Boy, 2 1-2

mos., old. Gilts, 5 1-2 mos., old, same
kind. All entitled to reg., in buyers
name; Brood sow, bred to Son of
Armisttice Boy. Write for reasonable
prices. C. L. Fuller, Curryville, Ga
Offer 120 Duroc and P. C. pigs,
feeder shoats. Fat and thrifty. wt.
from 75 to 110 lbs. Make best cash
price in first letter. D. H. Enely,
Hawkinsville, Ga. Box 545.

Pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs.
Orin Cherry King stock. Entitled
to reg., $10 ea., $19 per pr. Julian J.
Blanchard, Appling, Ga. 5

1 Duroc boar, reg., also Duroc and
P. C. hogs. Fred C. Geiger, Flint-
side, Ga.

8 nice Guinea sows, wt., about 200
lbs., $80 ea; 14 pigs, Guinea and P.
C,, 4 mos., old, $8 ea., $12 pr., or the
lot of 14 for $100; Sow and pigs,
$175. J. S. Thompson, Villa Viscaya
Farm, Doerun, Ga.

- Pure bred Hampshire gilt, wt.,
about 200 Ibs., bred to Hampshire
boar. $27.50; S. P. C. spring open
gilts, $15 ea. All prices fob here. J.
i. Hall, Soperton, Ga.

20 shoats, 3 1-2 mos., old, mixed
breed, $3 each at lot in Garfield; 1
nice Hampshire gilt bred to farrow
Jan. ist., $15; 4 young sons, $12.50
ea. J. McNure, Garfield, Ga.

20 pure bred Black Essex pigs, 8

wks., old, fat and thrifty. $5 ea., 4)

more $4.50 each; Mixed breed pigs,

8 to 10 wks., old, $4.50 each. Dubose| A

Hester, Libson, Ga.

_ 8 pigs, mixed stock, 10 wks., old.
At barn, lot for $30. W. R. McClure,
Quill, Ga. : ae

1 reg., Berkshire brood sow, bred
to reg., Duroc boar. .3 yrs., old, wt.,
350 lbs., or more. $45 FOB here. M.

-E. Caldwell, Draketown, Ga.



~ HOGS WANTED iS

Want 2 nice . P. C. or Duroc
gilts. wt., 100 lbs. Registration not
necessary, but must be pure bred.

Will pay 10c per Ab. gross., or will 2

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take 2 good young bred sows, same
stock, and raise pigs on halves. Have
fine pasture. R. D. Giles, Winston,
Gao RE. de |. .

Want Big Bone Black Guinea male
shoat, for stock hog. Must be reas-
onable. N. D. Jackson, Alma, Ga.

Want 50 to 100 shoats, 35 to 60
lbs. Give best price and description.
J. M. Golden, Draketown, Ga.

Want 3 brood sows of good stock;
1 O. LC. stock hog, 6 to 8 mos., old.
R. C. Brewer, Lula, Ga: Rt. 3.

Want 2 pure bred S. P. C. female
pigs, 3 to 6 mos., old. M..L. Craw-
ford, Tiger, Ga.

HORSES AND MULES |
Wanted and For Sale

1 thoroughbred horse. Good for
plow, and fine buggy horse for farm
or road. Good cond. Write for price.
M. R. Lockhart, Louisville, Ga. _

1 Jennet, big type, wt., about 800
Ibs., 6 yrs., old. Work any where.
Good for breeding. $65. Sell, not
trade. P. M. Williams, Baxley, Ga.

1 black mare colt, 8 mos., old, in
good cond. $30. Robt.
Bexley, Moreland, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 Jennett, 10 yrs., old. gentle,
work anywhere. Good saddle _ gait.
$30. Helen Hunt, Oakman, Ga.

1 fine farm mare. Gentle and
work anywhere, $50 cash. Thos. J.
Williams, Matthews, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 good mare mule. Work anywhere.

$60. R. L. Smith, Americus, Ga. Rt.|_
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Horse, wt., 1,000 lbs. ,10 yvs., old.
perfectly conditioned. Work any-
where. Will exch., for Shetland pony,
see and gentle. W. M. Cook, Doug-
las, Ga. ;

Want good horse or mule. Will
exch., Benthal peanut picker for
same.Mrs. S. J. Griner, Nashville,
Gao Rt 2:

Want a light: color Sorrel horse or
mare, 6 to 7 yrs., old, wt., 1,000 to
1,100 lbs. J. F. Wellborn, Rock
Springs, Ga. :

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want Sheep and goats. L. O. Ben-
ton, Monticello, Ga.

Want 25 good Ewes Sheep. N. J.
Meeks, Kite, Ga. *

Want 6 Ewes, of pure bred Hamp-
shire. Must be cheap for cash. A. N.
Adams, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 9.

Want 1-2 Toggenburg Billy, old
enough for service. Will exch., 1-4
Toggenburg Nannie, 8 mos.,. old,
well marked and fine individual. Mrs.
L, N, Patten, Abbeville, Ga.

Want reg. Angora Billy goat; also
have for sale reg. Buck sheep, South-
down stock; Half Toggenburg Nan-
nie, 6 mos., old; 1 pure bred South-
down Ewe, 2 yr., old. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock Springs, Ga.

PET STOCK FOR SALE
1 Flemish Giant doe; 1 Dutch doe,
4 mos., old; 1 pedigreed Rufas Red
buck. Write for further information.
Forrest Green, East Point, Ga. 510
Ga. Ave.

2 black and white does, and 1
solid black buck, 50 ea., or the 8
for $1.25 FOB here. Miss Edna
meee Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga. Rt.

Pedigree stock in Rufas Red Bel-
gians. Price list and information on
ee Sunset Rabbitry, Decatur,

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2 Black Flemish Giant bucks, $1.50
ea. Minter DuPree, Griffin, Ga. Rt.



Want to exch., 10 Belgian hares;
4 grown dos; 3 gray and 1 brown;
1 brown, grown buck, and 5 - 2 mos.
old for 4 pure bred White Leghorn
pullets and.1 cockerel, March
April hatch. No culls. Ben N. Rod-
gers, Conyers, Ga. Rt. 27.

_ GRAIN FOR SALE
Egyptain wheat or chicken corn,
10 lbs. prepaid, $1; $4.50 bu. del. in
Ga. H. A. Wrench, Madison, Ga.,
Bi 2. ; s es
100

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Hamilton |

1-2c and 15c lb. FOB here.

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bu. pure Bancroft seed oats,

Thursday, Derember 8, 1927, .

|sound and clean, 80c bu; choice oat

straw, $12 ton; Wheat straw, $11
ton; Peavine and Peanut hay, $22 |
and $19 ton. R..C. Couch, Turin,
Gas : o a
350-3 hand bundles fodder, $2 per
100. C. L. Bradford, Woolsey, Ga. -

Fulghum seed oats, in even wt.
bags, 85c per bu. FOB Arnoldsville.
M. A. King, Arnoldsville, Ga. Epos

81 bu., Abruzzi Rye, $2.25 per bu. |
C. E. Thrasher, Ashburn, Ga. | aes



GRAIN WANTED

- Wantt 50 bu. wheat for poultry
feed. Quote best price. E. P. Josey,
County Agt., Statesboro, Ga. Ae

Want Seed Rye and Oats. Will |
exch. for same. N. D. Norris, Wrights-
ville, Ga. ; i

Want 25 bu. of So. Ga. grown
seed Rye. Quote best price. E. J. |
Stocks, Leesburg, Ga. | ee
- Want Rye, Seed Oats, Wheat,
Cow-peas, Syrup, either old or new,
Ga. cane or Sorghum. Will exch. |
useful article: Rhett Steinheimer,
Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1. -

Want 2 tons, baled Wheat straw.
Quote delivery price. T. N. Wilson, |
Villa Rica, Ga. :

Want Wheat. State kind, quantity,
and best price. United Farmers Seed
Co., Brunson, S. C



FRUITS FOR SALE AND WANTED
155 lbs. nice, dried apple fruit, 20c
lb. del. Cash. Bertha Grizzle, Pilot,
Georgia. #

Nice dried apples, worm free, 12 |
Mrs.
Amanda Kelley, Martin, Ga. Rt. 1. --

Nice dried apples, 20c lb. W. R..
McClure, Quill, Ga.

30 qts. peaches, canned in glass |
fruit jars. 6 1-2 gal. and 18 qt. cans
of Elbertas, and White English; 14 _
quts. of the amt., Elbertas, 30c qt.
or $9 for lot. Cash. Hilry Smith, ~
Scott; Gas-RFD 1, Box 87. a

Want large size Crabapples. Fred
I. Baker, Columbus, Ga. Box 244.



HONEY, BEES and BEE SUPPLIES

5 colonies of yellow bees, in mod-
ern Cypress hives with shallow sup-
ers. All frames wired and combs ~
straight and drawn out as extracted
$20; 5 chunk honey, in packages for.
shipping $10; 1-2 pocket Coawan
Honey extractor $18. T. D. Abercrom-

bie, Ashburn, Ga.

Honey in tthe comb, in lard cans,50
to 70 lbs., at 12 1-2c lb. M. W. Dod-
son, Omega, Ga. :

Pure extracted honey, put in 10
lb. pails, 6 pails to case, $6.40 FOB
here; 1 10 lb. pail by insured parcel
post prepaid, $1.50. Prompt shipment.
John A, Crummey, Doctortown, Ga.
Pe Oy Box: 28, 4

17 stands of bees in 8 frame, mod-
ern hives. H. C. Reid, Hogansville,
Georgia.

Want bees in any style hives.
State price and number you have. R.
T. Irish, Savannah, Ga. 28837 Ogee-
chee Avenue. =

Want bees wax in any quantity,
80c lb., del. J. T. White, Dublin, Ga.



SYRUP WANTED |

Want prices on Georgia syrup in 50
gal. bbls. F. P. Hicks, 246 Montgom-
ery St., Savannah, Ga. :

Want good new rop Ga. Cane syrup
in 1-2 bbls. Name lowest possible |
price, H. M,-Franklin, Tennille, Ga. _

Want new crop Georgia cane
syrup in bbls. and cans; also have
for sale pure cane and corn syrup,
42c per gal. in 35 gal. bbls. W. H.
Davis, 312 Montgomery St., Savan
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amen, December 8, 1927. _

PLANTS FOR SALE

UConbeas plants, all leading vari-
_eties, $1 per M. COD. Prompt ship-

ent. Capt. Albert _ Harrington,
Thomasville, Ga. |

Crystal Wax and Bermuda onions:

Jersey and Charleston Wakefield

cabbage. Large plants from imported

ed. 75c per 500, $1.25 M., del. $1

- Express Collect. Walter W. Mc-
Ever, Braselton, Ga.

_ Kudza, 2 yr, old, vigorous plants.
. Write for prices. Dr. J. A. S. Cham-
bers, Inman, Ga.

g sey and Charleston Wakefield
= Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 45c
: per 200, $1.25 M., postpaid. Roy

Branan, Lewiston, Gee

Charleston Wakefield | cabbage
plants, $1.25 M.. in lots of 5 M., or
more $1 M. FOB here. John W.

Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga.

Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, 25c per 100,
$1.25 per M. D.-C. Baufoot, Seville,
ag. Rt 1. . a

Lucretia Dewberry plants, 50c per
a eee Austin, McDonough, Ga.

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Frost proof extra early Jersey
Wakefield cabbage plants, 75c per
600, $1.25 M; ae onion plants,

20c per 100, $1.25 M. All del., and
prompt shipment. Mrs. Mary J. Stokes
Fitzgerald, Ga. P. O. Box 72.

Progressive LEverbearing straw-
berry plants, $2 per M. J. H. Call,
: Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4.
@ Charleston Wakefield, frost proof
cabbage, 25 per 100, $1.25 M;
Klondyke strawberry plants, 25 per
100, $1.50 M. E. G. Porter Gaines-
: ville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Extra early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield, frost proof cabbage
plants, $1. 25 per M; Bermuda onion
ae 20c per 100, $1.50 M. All del.

. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.

_ Cabbage plants, $1 M., and charges
Andrew Clark, Thomasville, Ga.
Frost proof Cabbage plants.

Charleston and Jersey Wakefield, and

Flat Dutch. 45 per 200, $1. 25 M.,
postpaid. Miss Grace Branan, Lewis-
ton, Ga,

-_Klondyke strawberry plants, 25c
~ per 100, $1. oY M. Ralph Foe
ie Gainesville, G ( :

Early ies Charleston and Suc-
cession cabbage plants, 25c per 100,
$1.25 M; Klondyke "strawberry
plants, $1. 30 per 500, $2.25 M.
~ Clyde Waldrip, Gaineville, Ga, Rt. 2.
3 Klondyke strawberry plants, 30c
per 100, $2.25 M; Early Jersey,
2 Charleston, and Suscession
plants, $1.25 M. All del. Erskin Wal-
drip, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Succession, Charleston Wakefield
_ cabbage plants, 25c per 100, $1.25

M., del. Now ready for shipment. D.
Story, Morven, Ga.

Early Flat Dutch, Pharlestan: and
_ Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants.
Frost proof. 45c per 200, $1.25 M.,
$3.50 per 3 M., postpaid. W. H.

_ Branan, Lewiston, Ga.

Cabbage plants, $1 per M., FOB
: te Branson Clark, Thomasville,
Ga
Brussel Sprouts, 25c per 100
plants: Postpaid on 300 or more. J.

. C, Seruggs, Harlem, Ga.

Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-

field cabbage plants, 30e per 300,

~ *$1.25 per M., del. $1 M.- Express
~-collect. H. D. Salter, Pitts, Ga.

Iceberg Lettuce _ plants, 25c per
100, postpaid. Miss Vena Brown,
Hartwell, Ga.

- Aroma strawberry ake 380 per
100, $2.75 M; Early Ozark, 25c per
3 100, $2.25 M., or exch., for Buff
- Wyandotte pullets. Oscar Woody, 130
Beeker St. Athens, Ga.
Wakefield, Flat Dutch, and Suc-
cession cabbage plants, $1.25 M., or
$1 M. Express collect. B. R. Wood-
diff, Flowery Branch, Ga.
-Everbearing Thompson strawberry
plants, $1.50 M., 3 M, $4 or exch.,
M., plants for 1 M., Bermuda onion
W. kefield cabbage. Miss Eula Mae

{i field cabbage plants, 25c

per M., Prompt

25e per 100 or 300 for 60c.

cabbage |





(MARKET

| Crow, Roca a Rt. ee

Sage,, 25c per lb. Add 10c postage.

Miss Maud Roper, Dawsonville, Ga. |

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Frost proof, Early Jersey, Wake-
field, and Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
$1.25 M; Yellow and Crystal Wax
Bermuda onion plants, $1.50 M. del.
Cash. Percy Holland, Braselton, Ga.

Early Jersey and. Charleston Wake-
per 100,

$1.25 M., 5 M., or more, $1 per M.

del. Mrs. Albert Jones, Woolsey, Ga.

Frost proof cabbage plants, All
varieties, $1.25 M; Crystal Wax and
Bermuda onion plants, $1.50 M. All
_ Cash. A. R. Holland, Braselton,

a

Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, $1.25 M., del.
5 M to 10 M., lots,: by Express, 75

shipments. E. C.
Pope, Ocilla, Ga.

Kudza plants. Roots from 1 to 4
yrs., old, $1.85 per 100, postpaid.
J. H. Parker, Moultrie, Ga.

Kudza plants. 2 yr., rowns, 2c
per plant. F. C. Crexal, Buena Vista,

| Ga.

* Lady Thompson strawberry nants:
35c per 100, postpaid. $2.50 M., FOB
H. 8. Berry, Clayton, Ga.

Large Everbearing strawberry
lants, 25c per 100, $2.50 M. Add
postage. Mrs. W. H. Brewton, States-
boro, Ga.

Cabbage plants, $1 M.; Onions,
$1.25 M; Collards, $1 M. W..W.
Williams, Quitman, Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants
Will
exch.,. for 100 cabbage plants to be

del., in February or other things can

use. Write Mrs. Alice Hall, Calhoun,

Ga, Rie 2.

Oharisstan Wakefield See
plants, from imported seed. 25c per
100, $1.25 M. del, in Ga. EH. A.
Hayes, Buford, Ga. >

Early Jersey cabbage plants, $1
per M; Bermuda onion plants, $1.25
M. Robt. Vocke, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1.

Everbearing strawberry plants, 50c
per 100, Mrs. Ida Sutherland, Elli-
jay, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 48.

Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage, 20c per 100, or $1.25
M; Everbearing strawberry plants,
20 per 100, 75 per 500. Willie Al-
len, Gainesville, Grae RES 2

Frost proof Charleston Wake-
field, Flat Dutch and All season cab-
bage plants. 70c per 500. $1.15 M.,
10: M., for $9. Mrs. Dora Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga, Rt. 1.

Travelers Delight plants,
old, 25c ea; Sage plants,
Seallion onion buttons, 10c qt. All
FOB here. E. L. Corley, Mauk, Ga.
Reet,

All leading varieties
plants; Big Boston

2 NE

of cabbage
lettuce, and

blood Red beets; Yellow Bermuda

onion plants. $1.25 M. F. O. Martin,
Jakin, Ga.

Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants, 6 to 7 in. high, $1.25 M. del.

Prompt shipment.
fin, Ga. Rt. A.

Charleston Wakefield cabbage

plants, 6 to 7 in. high. Prompt ship-

ment. $1.25 M. del. My A Hukaby,
Experiment, Ga.

Early Jersey, Charisaton Wake:
field cabbage, 20 per 100, $1.25 M;
Everbearing strawberry plants, 20
per 100, 75c per 500. Now ready.
Reo. -Libson Allen, Gainesville, Ga.

ee

Charleston and Early Jersey cab-
bage plants, 75c per 500, $1.35 M.
del., in Ga. 3 M., and up by Expresst
collect, $1 M. Prompt shipment.
Grady Turner, Macon, Ga.Rt. 3.

Frost proof Charleston and Early
Jersey cabbage plants, 15c per 100
or $1 M., Express collect, or exch.,
for pullets and pigs. ue W. Hayes,
Senoia, Ga.

Frost proof ee plants. \ Im-
mediate delivery. 65c per 500, $1 M.
I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Ste Regis: Everbearing Red Ras-|

buneh. Add postage.

onion. plants, 65c M.,

10 ea;}

G. T. Price, Grif-| Ga



BUGLE PTIN = 30
| perry plants. Government inspected.
$1-per doz. Berries from June to
frost. J. H. Andrews, Mt. Airy, Ga.

Leading varieties of frost proof
cabbage plants. $1.25 M., $1 M. Ex-
press collect. 5 M. $4. 50, 10 M.,
$7.50. Good size plants assured. x

/U. Sewell, Pitts, Ga.

Cabbage plants for winter heading
$1.25 per M., del. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. Thelma. Harrington, Thomas-

ville, Ga. 1G

Very large and early variety straw-
berry plants, 30c per 100, $1.25 per
500, $2 per M., del. Mrs. 1. Mob-
ley, Glennville, Ga.

Charleston Wakefield, Flat Dutch
and All Season cabbage plants, 75c
per 300. $1.25 M., 10 M., $i del. G.
B, Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt.

eae Jersey, Charleston Wake
field and Copenhagen
bage plants, postpaid, 60c per 500,
$1 M. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Nice, dry sage, 1927 crop. 10
cupful packed. Mrs. Grady Fraser,
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7...

Sage: dry, 50c lb., green, 10
Miss* Minnie
Langley, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 45.
' Early Jersey and Charleston cab-
bage plants, 15c per 100, $1 per M.,
Express collect. Wilbur Hayes, Se-
noia, GaoRt. 1. 7

Early Jersey, Charleston
field cabbage and Bermuda
plants. Now ready. 75c per 500, $1.25
M. postpaid. Prompt shipment. R.
Chanclor, Seville, Ga.

Frost proof, Extra Early and
Charleston cabbage plants, 60c per
500, $1.10. M. postpaid. 5 M., $4.
Express collect. E. Y. Stokes, Macon,
Gal Rt. 3:

2 to yr. old Rudi plants. Well!

Wake-

rooted. Will sell or exch., for seed

peas, suitable for hay and general
field planting. Leander M. Kennedy,
Collins, Ga.

Long Island cabbage and Bermuda
me to 5 M. 5

to 10 M., 50 M. Mrs. ee McCor-

vey, Hawkinsville, Ga.

Leading varieties of cabbage
plants, 20c per 100, $1.20 M., del.
5 M., lots, $1 M. FOB W. C. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga.

Everbear! ing strawberry plants, 60e

per 100, postpaid. Cash. Mrs. M. A.

Laster, Seville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Saadue and Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, 20c and 80c per

100, and $2 and $3 M., del. 0. M.

Crow, Buford, Ga.

Klondyke
strawberry plants, 20 and 30c per
100,-and $2 and $38M., . del.
Estie Crow, Buford, Ga.

Improved, large tame Klondyke
strawberry plants, 2c per 100, $2 M.
Mrs. Rosie Crow, Cumming, Ga. Rt.
4, i

All varieties of. genuine frost
proof cabbage plants, 75c per 500,
$1.25 M. postpaid. Express collect,
$10 per 10 M. L. M. Welch, Sylvester,

Leading varieties of
plants, $1.50 M., at Station; Large
Eiverbearing strawberry plants, 50c
per 100: $4 M., or exch., for Irish
Cobbler potato seed at $3 bu. D. G.
Smith, Eastanolle, Ga. :

All leading varieties of cabbage
plants, 75c per 500, $1.25 M., del.
Nes MeEOB <<: M, Sims, Pembroke,

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Klondyke strawberry plants, $1 per
500, $1.75 M., postpaid; Frost proof
Charleston Wakefield cabbage, 25
per 100, $1.25 M., del. $1 M. FOB.
Ea Wingo, Flowery pees, Ga.
RE.

Early Jersey. Wakefield and: Flat
Dutch cabbage, 65 per 500; $1.10 M.
del., 10 M., $8 collect. E. C. oe
Flowery Branch, Gas 2

Charleston Wakefield cabbage 25
per 100; $1.25 M., postpaid; Klon-
dyke strawberry plants, $2 per M. C.
+S. Wingo, Flowery Branch, Ga. Bee 1.

_ Klondyke strawberry _ plants, 25:

Market cab-:

onion |

and Lady Then peor.
Mrs.

cabbage

Lettuce plants;



| per 100, $2.50M <del. Cash. J. B.

Bennett, Flowery Branch, Ga.Rt. 1.

Teeburg Lettuce plants, 30c per
100; dbl., pink and. red geranium
cuttings 6 for 25e; Ornamental
peppers, bearing, 20c ea. Seed 6
pods, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. - Ds
eee Dawson, Ga.

Millions frost proof
sides 65c per 500, $1 M., 5 M., and
Up; (be per Maj. 4, Mullis, Alma,

and Charleston Wakefield A :
plants, 20c per 100, $1.25 M., post-
paid. Mrs. Minnie L. McEver, Bra

elton, Ga. j

Everbearing strawberry, 25 per
100; peppermint plants, 2 doz., for
10c; Sage, 10c per bunch. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Sara Grindle, ihe
Ga. Rt. 1.

Everbearing strawberry vines,

with green and ripe strawberries on
them now. 85c per 100, or $3 M

| Martha Cochran, Pisgah, Ga. ae

Leading varieties of fine cabbage
plants. Now ready, 75e per 500,
$1.25 M., del., and up, by Expres
90e M. Gash. W. C..Tumlin, Gain
ville, Ga. Ae

Everbearing and Gibson straw:
berry plants, 25c per 100, $2 M.
One Rubye Tumlin, Gainesville, iar

bee: :

Frost proof, Fall and Winter tesa
ing, Wakefield and Flat Dutch eab-
bage plants. Now ready. 50c per 300,
$1.25 M. prepaid. 90c M., Express
collect. 10 M. and over, 75c "M. Major
Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Guaranteed frost proof Charlestor
and Jersey Wakefield cababge plants.
Prompt shipmnt. 50c per 200; $1. 35
Mo & to 10.M.; $L26 Mt. Postpaid.
C. F. Maddox, Buford, Gaz Ri. 2:

Collard plants, 15 per 100, $1 M.
Strawberry plants, 50c per 100,
$3 M. George L. Durand, Gaine
ville, Ga. Re oe

Lady Thompson strawberry ap S,
50c per 100; $3 M; Ga. Collards, 15
per 100, $1 M. Mrs. Marylou Durand,
Gainesville, Ga. Rbe 2:

Leading varieties of cabbage pla
ost proof. Now ready. 75 per 500,

$1.25 M. del. $1 M. Express colle
10 M., $7.50. Cash. Mrs| Anna Grew
Gainesvi lle, Ga. Rio i,

Rhubarb. 25 plants | $1; Klondyk :
Strawberry plants, 30c per 100;
Horse radish roots or plants, Be
per doz. Add postage. | Mrs. NS
Nearden, Liclog, Ga. aS

Early Jersey Wakefield Gabbaes
plants, $1 M. or $1.25 M. del. Write
for wholesale prices. C. B. Love
Sparks, Ga. a

Leading varieties of cobuage
plants, 75e per 500, $1.20 M. pos
paid, $1 'M. Express. collect; Improved
large tame klondyke strawber
plants, 25e per 100, $2.50 M. Miss
Emma Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Re. 1.

Jersey and Charleston Wakefiel
cabbage plants, $1.25 M. 75 for 500. |
J. N. McKinley, Pitts, Ga.

Wakefield, Dutch and Succes:
cabbage plants, $1 M; White Ber-
muda onion plants, $1. 25 M. Prompt
ae Emerald dou. Meigs,

a

Charleston Wakefield and Ear y
Dutch cabbage plants, $1 M. 5 M.
$4 FOB Ty Ty, Ga. Malcolm B
Ty Ty; Gas

Rooted Kudza_ plants, $1.25 pr
100 or $10 per M. del. Miss ee
Holmes, Moultrie, Ga.

Strawberry plants: Kiondsees :
M., and Lady Thompson, $3 M. Miss
Ethel Crow, Gainesville, Ga.

Leading varieties of cabbage, ar
-Ieeburg and Big
Boston, 25 per 100, $1.50 M. del.

Gash. L. E, Harrison, Dublin, Ga.

English Ivy, 4 plants 50c. Mar;
M. Cochran, Stonewall, Ga.

Klondyke and Missionary. 4
berry plants, $2.50 M. Add
ae Lena Holland, Flowery

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GEORGIA



: Published weekly by The
BUREAU OF MARKETS
CoH Bishop, Director

DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE







_ THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1927





mtered as second class 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 mene
for in section 1108, Act of October 3, 1917.







Advertisements of farm produce and appur-
_ tenances, admissable under postal reguia-
tions, inserted one time on each request, and
- repeated only when request is accompanied
by new copy of advertisement.




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

Bureau ef Markets and this Bulletin are

Pree of Charge.

: Advertisements must be received ten
days before date of publication.

= a es : . >
_ _WINTER PLANTING





ow vegetables ean be planted
with the assurance of maturity
during December.

Many small gardeners plant a
variety of vegetables during the;
winter months, taking a chance
on weather conditions, ete., with
he possible loss of the cost of seed
and very little labor, if conditions
are not favorable for full maturi-|
ty of plantings.

South Georgias climate is more
avorable than the climate of
rth Georgia to successful late
antings, and many truckers as
well as small gardeners in South
Georgia make successful ventures
with late plantings that _ bring}
good money returns.
easonable plantings for Decem-

r according to the State College
Agriculture are as follows:
ENGLISH PEAS: Plant 1 1-2)
0, 2 inches deep, rows 2 1- 2 to 8
feet; 4 to 6 inches in the drill.
One pint to 1 quart for 100 feet;

lephone, Marrowfat. Plant ev-
ery two weeks for succession.

LETTUCE: Planted during the
ay part ot December will often

RASPBERRY and FIG BUSH-
iS: May be planted fer the



PARORL POST AND PLANT
INSPECTION



_ In response to a number of re-
quests for information relative to
the Federal and State laws gov-
erning the inspection and_ ship-
ment of plants and plant products,
we publish this summary, begin-
ning with the postal | law govern-
ing such shipments:




ducts, including all field- -grown
florists stock, trees, shrubs, vines.
1gs, grafis, scions, buds, fruit! ;

MARKET BULLETIN

| for propagation, except field, veg-

< Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner

Circalation, Advertising and Services of the.

bushel per acre. The best varie-|
ies are Alaska, Excelsier, Eciipse, |

62. (a) Plants and plant pro-



| pits, ann ker goede of frais ead

ornamental trees or shrubs, and
other plants and plant products

etable and flower seeds, bedding
plants, and other herbeceous
plants, bulbs and roots, may be ad-

| mitted to the mails only when ac-

companied with a certificate from

| to the effect that the nursery or|
premises from which such stock is

shipped has been inspected within
a year and found free from inju-
rious insects and plant diseases,
and the parcel containing such
stock is plainly marked to show
the nature of the contents and the

name and address of the sender.

(Sec. 467, Postal Hwa: and Regu-
lations.) ??
We have enipuacized those pro-

| duets which do not require an in-

spection certificate. The state
laws, however, require that sweet
potato plants, narcissus and Chi-
nese lily bulbs be inspected.
Nursery stock and plant pro-
duets which require a certificate
of inspection of premises, and do

|not earry such certificate, may be

offered for mailing through termi-
nal inspeetion points, if the pack-
age is plainly marked to show con-
tents, and is accompanied by suf-
ficient postage to carry it to the
nearest terminal inspection point,
and thence to its destination.

The Federal and state laws are
in general accord on this subject |
and, as shown above, certain
classes of products may be shipped
without restriction. However, the

difficulty of examination and mis- |

branding make it impractical for
postal employees to discriminate
in handling these packages, which
has resulted in the practice of for-
warding nearly all plant ship-
ments through terminal inspection
points located at Atlanta, Albany
and Savannah.

While these regulations may
eek a hardship on the shipper
of small quantities, the disadvan-

|tage is small compared to the}

value derived from rigid observ
ence of these laws designed to con-
trol plant diseases and pests.

BOOKS ON POULTRY



Are you raising your poultry
according to the latest and best
improved methods? Books on this
subject and all others pertaining

| to, agriculture may be borrowed

from the Georgia Library Com-
mission for a month at a time for
the cost of return postage. Ad-
dress all letters to the Georgia Li-
brary Commission, State Capitol,
Atlanta. .

PLANTS FOR SALE
(Continued on page 38)
XY, 010. rooted, Privet Hedge
White, fragrant blooms. $5 for 250
plants; Himalaya Blackberry bushes,

rooted, 15 ea, Mrs. Josephine Spear,
Mitchell, Ga.

Frost proof, Charleston, Flat
Dutch and All Season cabbage plants,
75 per 500, $1.20 M., 5 M., or more,
SiMe Do Howard, oe
Branch, Aza. Tete 1.

Flat Dutch and Charleston AWakex
field cabbage, $1.25 M. del; Bermuda
Yellow and Wax Crys-





sexes 8 weeks old $10 each. Regis-
tration pape:





land, Braselton, Ga.

All varieties of Evie plants,
now ready, 65e per 500, $1.15. M.,
10 M., or more, $1 M. del. Maud
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Well rooted Privet Hedge plants, |

20 in. high, $2.50 per 100, 25 in. $3

| per 160, or wili exch., gor good size

new, ge ngham quilts. Mrs. Bye ok;

Almon, Midland; Ga.

Frost : proof Jersey Wakefield,
Chavieston, Copenhagen, cabbage
plants. 25 per 100, $2 M., $1.50. M.
Guarantee full count, E. T. Clem-
ents, Sandersville, Ga.

-Kiondyke and Everbearing straw-

berry. piants, $2.25 M. FUB here. |

Mrs. W. W. Smith, ae: Ga.
ibe he

- Frost proof cabbage plants, ready
to ride. 20c per 100, $1 M., 10 M.,

$7.50; Underwoods Self-Heading
variety, 80 per 100, del. John Und-
erwood, Blakely, Ga.

All varieties of cabbage plants,
frost proof. 50 per 250, $1.25 M.
by Express collect.: $1 M., 40M.,
$7.50, Waiter Parks, Darien, Ga.

Early Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield cabbage plants, postpaid,
$1 M., 500 60c. L. V. Maddox,

Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 3.

Frost proof Early Jersey and
Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants, 75 per 500, $1.25 M., del.,
yO0e per M., by Express collect. Bur-
gess Farms, Pembroke, Ga.

All varieties of cabbage plants,
$1 per M., or more, ae M. Bob Lind-
sey, Lenox, Ga.

Improved Lucretia Blackberry. 30
per 100; Dewberry plants, 25c per
100. Add postage. Ida Baugh, St.
George, Ga.

Splendid variety of Strawberry
plants, 25c per 100. Mrs. Alice Garn-
er, Palmetto, Ga.



HOGS FOR SALE

30 to 40 nice, young thirfty pigs,
wt. 40 to 60 lbs. each, P. C. and Du-

yoe crossed, $5 to $8 each, in truck

load lots. FOB. J. A. Akins, Tifton,
Ga.

2 grade P. C. and Jersey bred sows
about 1 year old, wt. about 150 lbs.,
$20 each for quick sale. Mrs. J. RB.
Oliff, Graymont, Ga.

Black P. C. pigs, entitled to reg.,
12 and 14 weeks old, $12.50 and $15.
3d. H. Morris, Edison, Ga., RFD 3.

Pure bred P. C. pigs, entitled to
reg. $10 each., Dec. del; 3 shoats, 2
gilts, 1 male, $45 for lot or $15 each
for gilts and $20 for male. All FOB
Metcalf. J. M. Copeland, Thomas-
vile, Ga.

2 pure bred Essex gilts, 4 mos. old.
Good order, $8 each. Miss Willie
Thornton, Arlington, Ga., Rt. 1, Box
57.

9 shoats, wt. 125 lIbs., 10c Ib. at
farm. No hogs shipped. J. B. Miller,
Woodland, Ga.

Bigbone black Guinea vailin, 5 mos.
old $15 each. A few little bone pigs,
not runts, but a litt'e under size at|*
$15 per pair, or exchange a pair. for
eee distributor and cotton planter,
or 1 for 150 Tbs. runner seed peanuts.
Sia $ Bros., Graymont, Ga.

8 and 10 weeks old reg. S. P. C.
pigs: cholera immune, papers fur-
nished, $17.50; 3 nice boars, 6 mos.
old $35 each. All pi igs warranted for
money back. H. M. Paulk, Fitzger-
ald, Ga.

Pure bred S. P. C. pigs, 8 weeks
old; male and female; will furnish
reg stration papers, and names may
be selected by the purchaser. Write
for cheap prices. Henry Rodgers,
Vienna, Ga., RFD.

Pure bred S. P. C. gilts, 5 mos old,
wt. above 100 Ibs. $20 each; gilts
8 1-2 mos. old $15 each; pigs both



ene Names m -



ltal, $1.50 M. sy Mrs Mary Hor!

Pleasant View Farm, Ben Hill, Ga. t

2 choice bred gilts 150 lbs each, $20;

Good condition, wt. 200 lbs. or more.

about 6 weeks old "$25.



ds answer to so many saurien: Slee





Thursday, December 8,19
be selected by purchaser. Pebble
Hill Farms, Pine View, Ga.

100 pigs. 6 to 10 mos. old $5 cack




11 head of 1 year old barrows, wt.
about 200 to 250 Ibs, corn fed, Sell sf
at 10c per tb; at Screven: A. Cy ~
Kicklighter, Sereven, Ga.

5 fat shoats for pork, wt. 125 Ibs.
each gross, 10 Ib., gross at farm. =
H, L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga.

Registered Big aype 2, 5 hope:
bred sows, gilts and boars, all ages.
Joe R. Martin, Carrollton, Ga.

Fine Hampshire pigs, 6 to 8 weeks
old $5 each; gilts 4 mos. ol@ $15
each. H. V. Franklin, Register, Ga. :
6 B. B. P. C. gilts, 6 weeks old.
Registered in buyers name, $12. 505
each, or $65 for lot. Joe L. Cromer, :
Mt. Zion. Ga.

Registered Big Type P. C. pigs $10 )
each, at 6 weeks old. Austin and At-
Wildwood, Ga. ,

S. P. C. male hogs, 7 mos. aa. ;
oy - to 100 lbs.. Ready for ser-
vice. Registered in buyers name.
ae each. Edwin Dixon, Hamilton,

a

2 pure bred Ss. P; C. pigs, both 5
sexes, 10 weeks old $20, or $10 each.
Mrs. Julian Holland, Chester, Ga.

Big Type P. C. gilts, 50 to 75 Ibs. :
$10 each, or 2 for $17.50. ca
Sawyer, Vidalia, Ga. i

4th prize Jr. boar pig, Ga. State.
Expositon, 8 mos. old, 235 lbs., reg. |
and immune $55 FOB, or will. ex-
change for fattening hogs or shoats. |
50 to 150 lbs, at 10c lb. del vered
Talbotton.. Henry T. Lunsden, Tal-
botton, Ga.

2 bred sows, wt. 200 Ibs. each $25;
1 bred sow, wt. 250 to 300 lbs, $30;









































































1 boar, 125 lbs. $15; 2 choice male
pigs, 12 weeks old $7. 50 each. All
Big Type B. B. black P. C., entitled
to register. T. G. Kent, Mitche'l, Ga.

10. IL. C. boar, 14 mos. old, wt.
about 275 Ibs., father to 19 pigs in
A Litter, $35 cash FOB Ashburn.
Registered in buyers name. G. W.
Pirkle, Ashburn, Ga., Rt. 2. ~

2 Big Bone black P. C. gilts, Liber-
ator blood. registered in buyers
name; 5 mos. old, $20: each FOB here. .
Gol: "Fuller, Curryville, Ga.

30 or more feeder pigs. Fancy. -
Del. Dec. 20, at 6 weeks old. Write |
for prices, or came see them. R. |
Goolsby, Graham, Ga., Rt. 1.

1 P. GC. sow, bred to Duroc le. i

$25 at my lot; 18 feeders, wt. from _
80 to 100 lbs., 10c per lb. my. lot. ae
J. R. Birk, Madison, Ga., Rt. 2.

Pure bred S. P. C. pigs, 8 to 10
weeks old, $10 each; 1 S. P. C. boar, oe
All regis- es
tered in buyers name, from prize ee
winning stock. T. R. Duggan, War-
then, Ga.

+Offer hogs and pigs. T. J. Bailey,
care The Bailey Farm, Milner, Ga. |

Berkshire thoroughbreds; . entitled
to registration. The quick growmg
straight nose kind. Two litters of
ine ones now. ready to ship. 8 weeks
old $10 each, 6 mos. old boar $20. K.
W. Burke, Box 679, Macon, Ga.

Offer pure bred B. B. P. C. hogs
and pigs. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga. .

1 fine black P. C. boar, $25; also
fine gilt, farrow in February; same
price, Staten Wilder, Manor, Ga.

1 grade flop-eared S. P. C. brood
sow, wt, about 250 or.300 Ibs., $403
2lso bted gilt. same stock $20. Mrs.
W. L. Harwell, Sycamore, Ga.







Little Bone Guinea sows, 1 with 6
little pigs, 3 weeks old, $35; other
bred to farrow in February, wt. about
ae Ibs. $25. J. H. Olliff, Say

a

Have sold all pigs advertised. This



















M. Spires Milan, he







Ga, Rt. 1. Box 74.





_OE INTERFST TO WOMEN.

A DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO FEMININE INTERESTS OF THE FARM AND HOME
BP is MRS. NORMAN SHARP, OR





ina is a ole in heart to heart Fea for fair ae ae is di-
rected to some advertisers in the Bulletin who persist in du-
eee their advertisement.

Space in the Bulletin is: Lmited, and the number of adverti-
gers is inereasing each week. The Department desires to serve
aS many farmers as possible and to give the same Spee

to each, which is the only right and fair way. .

If Mrs. Mary Jones.advert:ses flowers for sale, we sce no

advantage to her in slightly changing the wording and again

aoe these same flowers, in the same issue, in the name

F her husband, J ohn J ones? at. the same address.
Some advertisers in their zeal to secure advertis: ng space

saat to repeat the same advertisement in the name of each

_ ehild in the family, each giving the same post.office address
2 and the same R. F. D. Route number. -

We resitate to adopt any measure of stopping this unfair

due, but also by practices similar to those outlined bows are ae
using space whieh rightly belongs to others. >

Please think this over and help us make the Bulletin of ser-
viee to a large. number See by using only - our eyes of
its space. :

Aa

an ae. Chinese proverb says: If thou hast two pennies,
with one buy a loaf, with the other a Liye

Somehow, we think more highly of the farm home para =
ed by flowers: Somehow, we feel that whatever-is done in that.
home; is done with a high regard for quality, cleanliness and
appearance. Nearly anybody riding along a country | road
would give preference to the milk, butter, and sausage that<-
come from the home whose owner loves and cultivates flowers.







Needlework

Onilted quilts, new, $4; 2 new
quilt tops, $2 each; 2 emb. center-
jeces, good. grade foes 1 10 in, in
diameter, 20c,-1 15 in. dia., 85c, or
both 50c. Miss Beanie. Smith,

ty

Tufted bedspreads, cur-

searfs,

tal ins, kimonas, pillow-tops, All reas-
-onable,

or exch., for pure bred

-Duroe gilt or reg. Jersey calf. Mrs.

i

Ss 75, colored thread,
spreads, $5 del. Send stamped enve-|
lepe for further information. Mrs.

Mamie Stone, Adairsville, Ga, Rt. 3.
Tufted bedspreads, different de-

signs from $3 to $4.50 each; Will

tuft for 75 and $1, other party to
furnish material
_Emb. tea-aprons, 50 and 75c ea. Mrs.

a N. Cook, Fairmont, Ga. Ret

5 new quilts, $5 ea., or $20 =

i ia. Miss Bre Averette, Buena Vista,
-Ga. se

New dais: Emb. bedspreads, $4. 50

~ea., or exch. for garden, field seed,
OF: anything | can use. Each to pay
postage on what sent. Miss Clarice
Cochran, Atlanta, Ga. 705 Julian St.

-Emb. work, home-made quilts.

Will exch. for Singer sewing machine

Ns. M llie Cochran,
795 Julian St.

Single tatting, 15e yd., Hen oa

Atlanta, Ga.

F iddies, 25 yd... crocheting and
plain sewing reasonable.
-beoidery on halves. Mrs. A. D. Wind-
: bam, Reynolds, Ga. Rt. 1. z

2 nie, new silk quilt tops, $6 ea.,
or $10 for both. Mrs. W: t. Pelt,

oS ackson, Ga. Rt... 3.

Candle Wick tufted bedaprenda on
sramless Sheeting, white _ thread,
$4, Crepe

_ A. Sutherland, Resaca, Ga. Rt. 1.,

-Mens home-made work gloves.

: Outwear the ordinary kind. Write

_ for sizes. 60c per pr. Mrs.

- Barnes, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3.
Several old fashioned quilts, never

been used. Write for price and par-

_ticulars. Miss Nannie Mellivoy; Con-

yers, Ga, Rt. 4.

Hemstitching by machine,

J. D.

using

all color thread. 10c yd. Mrs. T. M.

/ MeQuity, Woodland, Ga.

- Tatting, made of No. 60 rochet
thread. Double, 25 yd., single, 12-

1-2c yd. Mrs. Mary ie pet, Gord~

( Me Ga. oak

| silk.

and pay postage;

Will em-,



practice, other than this appeal to the sense of justice and fair-.
ness of those who are using ae ony the space hess is et

$5 ea., 4 quilts fon $19: Emb. bed

gets, consisting of spread and cases.

colored thread on bleached seamless
sheeting, $6.a set, or exch. for Bour-
bon Red turkeys, White Roek, or
Brown Leghorn hens. Cash.
what you have. Mrs. J. L. Wallace, |
Canon, Ga. Rt. 4. :

Tatting, single and double, 12 aad
25 per yd., any kind of tatting and
crocheting at reasonable prices. Em-
broidery work also. Will refund mon-
ey if not satisfied. Mrs. S. M. Shrou-
fer, Westgreen, Ga.

French lace, hand-made, 18 in.
long and 6 in. deep for $2.50, or

| 20 in. long and 6 in. deep, $38, or 20}
in. long, 8) in, deep, $5. for scarf
ends. State in order size and color

thread wanted. Lelah
Franklin, Ga. Rt. 6.

Emb. bedectoads $1.35 ea., or on
halves; Pillow-cases 35 set; Dres-
ser scarfs, 85 ea; Single and dbl.,
tatting, 8c and 15 yd., Hen and
Biddie, 20c yd. Mrs. W. M. Tyson,
Ocilla, Ga.

Standard size aa wt. quilts. Nea

thoroughout, $3.50 FOB. Will de-

} liver in lots of 4 or more. Satisfaction

guaranteed. Cash. Mrs. Wilson Col-

lins, Cobbtown, Ga. Rt. 1.:

8 large size quilts. New material,
$4 ea., or 4 quilts for $15; also sev-
eral new quilt tops, $1.75 ea. Mrs. |
S. H. Harris, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 2.

Will do tatting and crocheting on

halves. Parties furnish thread and

samples, Can do any kind of tatting
and almost any kind of erocheting.

Miss Daisy Spence, Ball Ground, Ga.

1 white centerpiece, made of Ind-
an Head, 18 in. square including

fcinmming: 4 in. white fringe on edge.

All corners emb., in fast dolors. $1.25
or exch., for 10 mos. old, Brown

hae rooster. Mrs. Rosie Crowe,

Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4.

Bed spreads, all designs, $4. 50 ea.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Sed cea Ga.
Ri es .

New quilted pillows enoleie: 50c
ea., up to size 18 in. by 18 in. or 16
}in. in diameter, Parties furnishing
all material. Can furnish design for
15c extra, and all material for $1;
Tops quilted for 30c ea., parties

furnishing material. State size, color,
|if material is not furnished. Add post-
ge. Write for list of materials re-

Nicely lined, large heavy. size, |

Write |

Aside from beauty, the cheerfulness and the pleasure given by

bright colored flowers, they add value to the farm and. ge :
products, and character to the home.

Ga. Ri 5, Box #3:

18 in. Ecru linen crash center-
piece. 1 1-2 in: double tatting edge,
$1. Mary M. Cochran, Stonewall, Ga.

Printed, ready-made dresses, size
-88 to 40, $1 ea. Mrs. B. J. Jackson,
Culloden, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 35.

2 nice hand tufted bed spreads,
1 10-4 tufted in rose, Mt. Beauty de-

and gold, daisy desta $4; also
dresser scarf and table cover in Mt.
Beauty design, $3 for both. Mrs. T.

| W. Cline, Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2.

- Quilting, embroidering and plain

P, Barrett, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 8, Box 6.
Hand emb., sheeting aprons, 70

Pitts, Roswell, Ga. Rt. 1.

Single and double tatting, 10 and
-15e per yd. Miss Margie Brewer,
Lumber City, Gs. Rt. 1:

A few pateh-work quilts in good
cond; 2 baskets, made by the Indians
and Sher articles. Write for prices

LaFayette, Ga. art -

eos

#

Miscellaneous



rerepe paper, wired and waxed, $1.00
per doz. Also Carnations, Orchids,
Lilys and Roses, same price. Mrs. J.
Hi. Peuland, Ellijay, Ga.

Salzers, Chrysanthemums, Dbl. Pe-
tunias, Gladiolis, Sweet Peas, and al-
most any other kind of flower, waxed

per doz.; Wool Flowers, 50e; pine
needle baskets, candlesticks and wall
basket 2 for 25e; wall baskets and
basket, 50c each; parties furnish ma-
terial and thread, will emb. also do
sewing. Let me help you with your

Elizabeth Hall, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 1.
Wool flowers, either mixed or solid

colors, 40 per. bunch; balls, 30c
bunch. - Mrs. iG: Be Seay,
Georgia, Box 320,

furnish thread and pay postage; eard
10 a square; yellowroot, 25e= Ib-3

Jonquils, snowballs, lilies, black wal-
nut bushes, fancy poplar, spruce, white



bushes, , 25e each, or exch. for nice, |

quired. Mrs. C. H. Cofer, Laaivenie:

sign, $5; other, 9-4, tufted in green

sewing at reasonable prices. Mrs. V.

ea., or 2 for 91. 35 COD. Mrs. W. B.,

and descriptions. Mrs. J. K. Stacks,

Poinsettas for Christmas. Made of.

of unwaxed, 10c each or 8 for 25c. $1 |!

Christmas. preparations. Write, Miss
Americus.
Knitted wool socks, 50 pr., pusey

wool into bats, 75e Tb.; quilt squares |

-and black pines, holly, and birds eye} Man



deus sugar gna fool ances

pieces, or anything of value. s all

straw brooms, 25 each or exch. f

sheeting or any kind of cloth. M

W. Thrasher, Ralston, Georgia. a
Wax paper flowers, $1 per doz:

wool flowers, 25c per bunch. Mrs. D.

* Evans, Washington, Ga. Rt.

New white goose feathers, 85c It
Mies ae G. Mathis, Gainesville, G
Rt. 9. is

Dace. boxes of Holly with a
berries; Spruce pine and Cedar, f
Christmas decorations, : box

faned. with Cpe paper,
Add Te extra for. postage.
Janie Lee Nunn, Crawfordvill
Rt> 2.

Zephyr flowers, | made. to

Mrs. C. Wi iCibats, Atlant,
1352 Donnelly Ave...
Hand-made crepe paper
large ones for 50c. a
lor, Gordon, Ga, ey
Crepe paper flowers,

2 varieties. $1 doz. Mrs. J. HE

Ellijay, Ga.

Hand-made Colgnial rag rug
from your rags. Best 12 Th

?

non, Crawfordville, Ga. :

Pink paper roses, $1 doz., 1
sample; wool flowers, 25
mixed colors, hand-made beads

Miss Lillian Edge, _Savan ne
1010 East Walbure St.

Fresh, home-made candy
ent. kinds, 40c Ib. Add postage
Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch,
RE8. :

- Fruit. cakes, 650 Ab. Mt.



December 8, 19



POULT

PRY. FOR SALE AND WANTED



_ LEGHORNS FOR SALE
Several W. L. cockerels ready for
service, $1 each or will exch. 2 W. L.
eockerels for 1 Thompson Barred
rooster not over 1 yr. old, must be
pure bred. Mrs. G. M. ee Mar-
~ tin, Georgia.

7410 -B. L. pullets and 1 hen, some
now laying; April hatch $12 for lot.
8. S. Bizzell, Moultrie, Georgia.

15 B. L. ever laying strain and 2
roosters, April hatch $1.25 each. J.

_E. Gaines, Bowman, Georgia.

_ 60 Buff Leghorn hens, April 1926
hatch $50 or $1.10 each or will exch.
for incubator or brooder in good con-
dition. B. M. Logan, Route 2 pO
- Georgia.

Pure bred faciered mG, pillets

om trap nested stock, now laying,
write for prices. Peach Poultry Farm

Fort Valley, Georgia.

_ 2 Tanered cockerels $1.50 each; 1
fancred cockerel for $2.50 or ihe lot
or $5. also W. L. pullets $1.75 each.
Clarence Beanblossom, Tifton, Ga.
Will exch Quisenberry quality S. C.
W. L. cockerels from high laying
strain, blood tested for white diar-
thea, direct from American Poultry

school farm. Write for particulars.

L. McClelland, 403 Jefferson, St.,
LaGrange, Georgia. _

_ Fine blooded Tancred, February

_hatch cockerels from trap nested hens
soci on approval. H. O. Williams,

oute A, Millen, Ga.
A few choice roosters, everlay,
oh order. W.. H Vickory, Martin,

35 Tancred W. 1 pullets at $45.
Monroe Poultry Farm, Forsyth, Ga.
6 Tormoheln S C B. L. cockerels
3.50 each delivered or lot for $10,

Mrs. Mamie Stone, Route 3,. Adairs f

ville, Georgia.
Everlay 8. C. B. L. blood tested
ullets laying and ready to lay $1. 50
sach. Cockerels $2.50 each. J. H.
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga.
ancred W. L. breeding hens cheap
for prices. H. O., Williams, Rt.
len, Georgia.
100 W. L, chicks 8 weeks old $25
for lot lot FOB. Miss Grace Hale,
0 le, Georgia.

Is, $1.50 each. Mrs. Piety Forbes,
rooklet, Georgia.
Kerlin W. L. cocks $3 each; 2
skerels same strain April hatch $5
ach. Also 15 hens, same strain $1.25
ach, through moulting and ready to
1y, party pay express from Deca-

Laura M. Page, 204 4th Avenue,

ecatur, Georgia.
100 W. L. pullets, $1 each. J. 0.
ussell, Dawson, Ga.
5 pure riverside B. L. hens and
lets and 5 cockerels $1.25 each or
90 for lot. J. H. Pilgrim, Powder
sp ngs, Georgia.
125 Everlay B. L. hens about 15
108. old $1.25 each; 85 pullets now
aying $1.50 each; 100 not laying
25 each; 100 Barron W. L. begin-
gz to oe $1.50 each; 75 Tancred
y hatched pullets $1.25 each; 90
s one to two yrs. old $1 each in
lots. L. L. Wallace, 247 N. High
Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
100 Tancred W. L. pullets laying
nd ready to lay $100 cash, buyer to
irnish coops. Crest Hill Farm,
cilla, Georgia.
8 ae W. i veblcia $1 each,

-|hateh from best egg

| peciening to:lay: FL. Pickens, New!

nan, Georgia.

Tancred cockerels from pure trap
nested pens, April hatch. Morrison
Poultry Farm, Winterville, Ga.

25 Tancred W. L. hens and 25, Tan-
cred pullets. Write for prices. E. S.
Kilgore, Winder, Ga. oy,
2 Ferris cockerels 1927 Spring
laying strain,
$1.25 each. Mrs. J. P Gaines, Cave,
Georgia. \

ered strain. Adams Bros,, Gainesville
Georgia.

150 Barron W. L. pullets, Feby.
hatch, some laying, $1.50 each. FOB.

|L. D. Hadaway, Gainesville, Ga.

_ Few choice Lt. B. L. cockerels di-
rect from Tomohlens best 1926 win-

terested write, weigh 4 to 5 Ibs. M.
W. Kantala, Elberton, Ga.

100 Tanered and Ferris W. L. hens
18 mos. old $1.10 each. Pearl Harris,
Grayson, Ga.

About 60 W. L. hens and pullets
ready to begin laying, make offer.
H. J. Sell, Hoschton, Ga.

200 pure bred W. L. pullets ready
to lay, large selected birds $1.25 ea.
Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903 Williams

J Mill Road, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.

1 pure bred Everlay Brown Leg-
horn cock. January hatch. Mrs. Hurlie
M. Davis, Ringgold, Ga. Rt. 1.

6 W. L. hens, $1 each. S. C. Biz-

| zell, Moultrie, Ga.
pril hateh $2.50 each delivered. Cash | ee

R. I. REDS FOR SALE
4 April hatch Donaldson cocks
$1.50 each, dark ed. Mrs. J. G. _Wal-
drop, Tifton, Ga.
R. I. Red cockerels $2 ea Clara
V. Trimbell, Adairsville, Ga.

hatch pullets and cockerels $1.25 ea.
R. E. Marshall, Nashville, Ga.

4 Owen Farm Cockerels $5 to $7
each, March hatch. Laura M. Page,
204 4th Ave., Decatur, Georgia,

1 pure Bred R. I. Red rooster, 6
months old $1.50. J. H. Smith, Stone
Mountain, Georgia. |

2 RK. I. Red pullets Ist of April
hatch, ready to lay $1.25 each. Mrs.
T. J. Williams, Bostwick, Ga.

Pure Donaldson culled pullets and
cockerels March 1927 hatch $1.50 ea.

; Mrs. a A. Dickey, Midville, Ga.

3 pure bred R. I. Red March hatch
cockerels- $1.50 each. Mrs. C. C.
Moore, Sharpsburg, Ga.

1 . C. Donaldson cockerel 18 mos.
old, $1.50 FOB. Mrs. D. M. McCrary,
Gainesville, Ga. Route 6.

8 March hatch R. I. Red pullets $1
each. D. M. White, Sugar Valley, Ga.

Pure 1926 hatch Owen cocks red to
skin also 1 February hatch cockerel
weighs 7 to 10 lbs. $3 each or the 2
for $5. R. F. Creech, Metter, Ga.

8S. C. Donaldson pullets ready to
lay and laying, the kind that satisfy
in color and production $2 each FOB.
B. OQ. Carter, Griffin, Ga. Rt. C.

R. I. Red hens 1926 hatch $1.75
each; Pullets $2 each; Dark Red
Owen strain. Miss. Florence Horn,
town, Ga. eC =

ginning to lay $2 each. Also 10 pure
bred Donaldson S. C. hens 18 mos.
old $15 for lot. Mrs. W. T. Mathews,
Pearson, Georgia
24 R. I. Red hens 20 mos. old Don-



12 April hatch W. L. $1 each. Tan- |

ning pens. Prices reasonable, if in- |-

Pure bred Donald March and April

10 Dark red Donaldson pullets be-



aldson dark blood, will close out for]

$1. 50 cack J. F. tle Dewey Rose, |

Georgia. _j
8 R. I Red hens and 2 rosters, fine

stock, $2 each. Mrs. d. iL Floyd,

Chipley, Ga.

S. C. dark red Tompkins cocks,
pure, will exch. for turkeys. Mrs. R.
Donaldson, Metter, Ga.

dark red hens $2 each. ke
Brannon, Baxley, Ga.

3 white Rhode Island roosters, pure
bred, March hatch. J. T. Hays, Hart-
well, Georgia.

R. I. Red hens $1.25 each; pullets
$1.75 each.. S. S. Bizzell, Moultrie,
Georgia. zat :

BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE

125 pure bred B. R. chicks 5 weeks

old 35c each; 160 pure bred B. R.

y

chicks 10 weeks old 50c each; 300 pure
bred B. R. chicks 5 to 10 weeks old

at bargain. A M. Aiken, Newborn,
Georgia.

20 Thompson Imperial Ringlet pul-
lets and 2 cockerels, April hatch $1.50

each or $80 for lot. wae B. G. Mathis

Tifton, Georgia.

A Barred Rock pookteps nearly
grown, $1 each. M. J. McCloud, Milan,
Georgia.

40 pure bred BR pollete beginning

to lay $1.50 and $2 each; 50 July
hatched $1 each. L. L. Wallace, 247
N. Highland Ave., Atlanta, Georgia.

Several pure bred Thompson Imp.
Ringlet cockerels April hatch $1.75
each, well marked and _ developed,
weigh 6 to 8 lbs. Mrs. W. H. Walters,
Lavonia, Georgia.

4B. R. pullets and 1 cockerel, pure
bred, April hatch, exch. for S. P C.
pigs or P. C. pigs 8 weeks old. Mrs.
Ida Wright, Griffin, Ga. Route A.

Pure Thompson Ringlet BERL pul
lets and cockerels February hatch,
good layers, write. N. D. Harris,
Wrightsville, Ga. '

Extra fine cock 2 yrs. old $38; hens
$1.75 each or cock and 3 hens $7.50.
Pure bred Barred Rocks. Mrs. R.
Anderson, Register, Ga

1 pure bred B. R. cock, Thompson,
March hatch, $1.50. Mrs. Hurlee M.
Davis, Ringgold, Georgia.

_ 2 February hatch Everlay | cock-|

erels, medium color, will exch. for 4
February hatch pullets or 1 yr old
hens, dark color, heavy built, same
breed. Mrs. J. W. Kelly, Norwood,
Georgia.
1 Aristocrat B. R. cock 18 mos. old
$3.50, Cleve Wade, Alto, Ga. :

6 pure bred B. R. May hatch pul-?

lets -1.50 each or $8 for lot. Thomas
Taylor, Chamblee, Ga. ___-
Thompsons B. R. Spring hatched
cockerels and pullets $1.25 each. Mrs
A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga. 5
Thompsons Imp. Ringlet second di-
rect 1 choice February hatch cock-
erel $3; 3 April hatch $1.50 each or
& for $4; 10 yearling hens $2 each

or 10 hens and 1 April cockerel for

$20; 5 May hatch pullets $1 each All
FOB. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com-
merce, Georgia, Route 29. _

Fine Ringlet B. R. cockerels $3
each. Mrs. J. D. Barnes, Sylvester,
Georgia, Route 8.

Fowler strain cockerels, good size
and color, early hatch $2.50 each.
Mis. C2 Noland, Powder pete,
Georgia.

1 February hatch Thompson roos-



ter ahi 9 pullets $10. Also 2 nices:
roosters same age $1.50 each or both __
for $1.50. Jesse W. Brown, Helena,

Georgia.

40 pure bred February hatch B. R.
pullets, culled, now laying $1.75 ea.;
Mrs ne

write for particulars.

| Harrell, Colquitte, Ga.

2 pure bred dark R. L. Red cost.
ers for service $4 each or $7 for pr.|-
Ag

40 pure bred March and = April
hatch Holtermans B. R. pullets $2
each; 10 same breed cockerels $3 ea.
FOB here. F, M. Morrison, Cen
Georgia.

*

Buff, White and Other Rocks
For Sale ee
5 March hatch pullets and 1 cock-
erel. Fischel, White Rocks, $12.50

Georgia.

FOB here. Mrs. G. SS Martin, Athens,

Buff Rock Hickodls and cocks, $3. :

each. Clara V. Trimble, Adairsville,
Georgia.

Several choice Fischel, White Rock |
early hatched cockerels, $1.50 each.

Mrs. T. P. Wooten, Tignall, Ga.

3 Partridge Rock cockerels, April
hatch, $1.50 each. D. W. White, Sugar
Valley, Georgia. |

Fischel W. R. cockerels, April hatch

| $2 each or exch. for same.breed, strain.

and age. Miss Julia E. Deal, Ten-
nille, Georgia, Route 1. Z

Fischel, W. R. 2 yr. old cocks, and
9 mos. old cockerels, $2 and $3 each.
Miss M. H. Myers, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 6.
. 2 pure Partridge Rocks, 1 yr. old,
$3 each, cockerels, March hatch, $2.50
each. FOB Newborn. Mrs. J. R. Estes
Newborn, Georgia.

Pure bred Nugget Buff Rock cock-

erels, $2.50 each and up. Mrs. W. G.

Sappington, Chipley, Ga.

A few White Rocks, March Hatel.
Cocks $3, pullets $2 each or would
exch. for poultry wire or good 2-horse

turn plow. Write what you have.

Thomas Taylor, Chamblee, Ca
Pure bred 8 mos. old Fischel W. R.

cockerels, $2.50 each, or exchange for :
Fel same breed and age pullets,

Mrs.
David Davis, Decatur Ga. RFD 2.

Buff and White Rock cockerels
$3.50 and $5 each. Heavy laying and
prize winning strains. R. LL. Young,
Augusta, Ga,

1 doz. pure. bred pasitiace Rock
pullets. Spring hatch, $1 each. P. J.
Haden, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 180.

Columbian Plymouth Rocks: 1
good cockerel, $2; 2 extra good ones,
$3 each FOB Warrenton. Eggs for

hatching after January ist, 15 for

$1.50 and $2.50; 30 for $2.50 and
$3.50, postpaid. C. EB: Abbott, War-
renton, Georgia.

Few good hens, $1.75 each. Rain-
bow strain. Mrs. Jessie Mixon, vole,
Georgia.

2 pure bred Buff Hock cockerels,
and 1 pullet. Jan. 30th hatch. Make
best offer. Also have for sale 1 Lit-
tle Brown Hen incubator, perfeet
condition $4 FOB Berlin. Mrs. J. F.
Ingram, Berlin, Ga. Route 1, Box 16.

4 Fischel W. R. cockerels, Spring
hatch, $1.50 each. Will exchange for
W. R., R. I. Red or Ancona pullets.
Mrs. J. R. Warren, Stillmore, Ga.

1 young pair Partridge Rock, Feb.

hatch. Blue Ribbon stock. $5 for male
Hatching eggs

and $3 for female.
from fine matings. Robert W. Clark,
358. ee. St., oe a






GAMES FOR SALE _|
crpuehbred Dark Cornish ae

erels. Big type. Prize winners. $3.50
each. Ke He Cooper, Moultrie, Ga.
Pure bred Indian Game cocks and
cockerels, $1.50 each. Leander M.
Kennedy, Collins, Ga. *

Mohawk, Dark Cornish Game cock

erels, $2.50 each. Mrs. F. W. Sima,

Cecil, Ga.

Pure bred Dark Cornish dian
Game cockerels, 9 and 10 months old |-

$1.75 and $2 each; cocks, 16 months
old, $3; pullets, $1.50 and $1.75 each;
hens $1.75 each. Prize winners. Mrs

C. S. Laramore, Montezuma, Geor- |

gia. RFD 1.

- Dark Cornish as cockerels,

spring hatch, $1.50 each or exch. 1]

for 8 months old same breed. Leona
Simpson, Culverton, Ga. :
Cornish Game cockerels. Fancy
stock, $1.50 each. Mrs. Rena Ken-
- nedy, Collins, Ga.

2 Royal White | Cornish cockerels,

April hatch. Extra large size, $2 ea.

FOB Soperton.. John W. Moseley,
Soperton, Ga. RFD 2.

Fine Pit Games: cocks, hens, pul-
lets, and stags. Pure Ginn Grays,
Reds, and Blues. Claud C. Phillips,
Royston, Georgia, Route 1.
eo Choice Dark Cornish cockerels and

-pullets. Quality guaranteed. Cock-
erels, from $2 to $10 each; pullets.
_ $1.50 to $3 each. May hatched. H. F.
_ York, Jesup, Georgia.

- About 175 Gams, 60 hens and pul-
lets and 45 stags. All full blood Pit
Games. Trios, $5, or stags $3 each,
hens $1.25 each. L. O. Benefield, Ced-

__artown, Georgia, Route 5.

- 20 pure bred Cornish Indian Game
pullets, April hatch, ready to lay,
- eulled, $1.50 each; 1 cockerel, same
age, $2.50 or will exch. for 25 white
leghorn pullets, March or April

hatch. Also 10 Cornish Indian Game
hens April 1926 hatch,

culled and
now laying, will exch. for 12 white
-leghorn pullets March or April hatch.
Must be thoroughbred and bred _ to

lay. oe NN, Brown, Ga.

ORPINGTONS FOR SALE

1 pure bred Buff Orpington cock,
about ready for service. Extra large
for age. $1.50 FOB Roberta. George
P. Scruggs, Knoxville, Ga.

1 Buff Orpington cock, 18 mos. old
Write for prices. E. Ss. Kilgore, Win-
der, Georgia.

- Golden Buff Orpington cockerels.

Good stock and heavy weight $1.25
each. Miss Vena Brown, Herre
Georgia.

3 Buff Orpington pullets and 1
Te cockerel. Pure bred. March hatch. C.
LL. Nelson, Hephzibah, Georgia.

1 Buff Orpington rooster and 4
hens, 21 months old, $6 for lot. Bay
side Poultry Farm, Vidalia, Ga.

S. C. Buff Orpington roosters, 1
year old, $2; 8 months old, $1.50;

- Eggs, same strain, $1.25 for 15. Miss

Rosie Johnson, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1.

Buff Orpington cock, $5, February
hatch $3; pullets, some laying and
soon to be laying, $1.50 and $1 each.
All pure strain, good color. Will
exch. 10 for Barred Rocks and R. I.
Red hens. Ringlet or Donaldson str.
Mrs. M. L. Shealy, Oglethorpe, Ga.

5 Cook Buff Orpingtons,.2 1-2 yrs.
old hens and 2 nearly grown pullets
$8. Express collect. Mrs. L. A. Jones, |
Ludowici, Ga. Route 84.

Golden Buff Orpington cockerels,
$1.25 each. Mrs. J,. M. Bones Hart-
well, Georgia, =

5 sige tt

(13.



a5 <<, Ceenerrite Ga.

- ANCONAS FOR SALE

_ Ancona pullets, firs of April hatch

$1 each. Mrs. T. J. Williams, Bost-

wick, Georgia. ~~ *

-2 Ancona pullets 4nd 1 cockerel

$8.75 for lot. Also nice mixed pullets, |.

large size $1.50 eaca. S. S. Bizzell,
Moultrie, Georgia.

6 pure Shepard hens, part now

laying $1 each or $5 for lot. R. F.
Creech, Metter, Georgia.
_ 40 pure bred Shepard Ancona pul-
lets and 10 cockerels, pullets nearly
ready to lay $1 each for all or part
can be seen at Jeslers Old Mill, Mrs.
J. M. Archer, Jonesboro, Ga. ae

Pure Shepard Ancona roosters,
March hatch $2.50 each FOB, Sparks.
S. G. E. Hicks, Adel. Ga.

50 Ancona hens and 4 cocks, $1
each FOB, pure Shepard strain. Miss
Lizzie Phillips, Royston, Ga.

Shepard Ancona pullets and ock-
erels 10 months old $1 each. Mrs. J.
D. Nelson, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 4.

Shepard S. C. Ancona blood tested
pullets, laying and ready to lay $1.50
each, cockerels $2.50 each. J. 4H.
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga

BRAHMAS FOR SALE

Light Brahma cockerels $1.50, $2
and $2.50. Villa Viscaya Farm, Doe-
run, Georgia.

Light Brahma cockerels, also some
S. Ge Ret. Red cockerels, and pullets
$1, 50 each. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs
ville, Georgia, Route 3.

- Light Brahma-hens, $3 each, pullets

$3 and $4 each, cockerels $5 each.
Mrs. G. H Laing, Americus, Georgia,
Route A, Box -198.



WYANDOTTES FOR SALE
Pure breed Tarbox S L Wyandotte

hens 1 year old, first prize winners |

$1.50 each. Mrs. J. B. aie dow Lin-
colnton, Georgia.

Few S. L. Wyandotte
$1.25 each. H... Marlow,
grass, Georgia, Route 1.

Pure bred R. CG. S. L. cockerels,
March and April hatch $1.25 each.
Mrs. W. E. Vandiver, Martin, Ga., Rt.

cockepels
Pender-

2 8. L. Cockerels,

same breed.
luth, Ga.

15 S. L. Tarbox pullets and 1 cock-
erel $1.50 each or $24 for lot also 1
white wyandotte cockerel $1. Mrs.
D. A. Adams, Gainesville, Ga. .

3 Buff Wyandotte pullets and 1
cockerel, June hatch $1.50 each or
$5.50 for lot. Mrs. W. H. Austin, Me-
Donough, Ga.

Pure bred Martin Recal Doreas

_ Mrs. W. H. Little, Du-

| White Wyandotte. pullets $1.85 each,
direct from John Martin Farm, On-

tario, Canada; cockerels from hatch
$2 each; April pullets from Regal
Doreas strain $1.85 each, cockerels

$1.50; $1.75, each. Mrs: R. J. Flem-

ing, Lincolnton, Ga.

White Wyandottes, 1926-27 hatch
$1.50 each. L. E. Williams and Sons,
Ty Ty, Ga. oe

8 April hatch Tarbox~ cockerels
$1.50 each or will exchange for same
breed to prevent inbreeding. Miss
Lyla Gibbs, Uvalda, Ga.

5 S. L. pullets and 1 cockerel, Mech |

hatch $1.25 each; 3 April hatch $1
each or lot for $10 f. o. b. Mrs. C.
M. Marlow, Pendergrass, Ga., Rt. 3.

GIANTS AND LANGSHANS FOR
SALE

Black Giant.rooster $1.50, hens $1. 50
each, or $2.60 pair, or trio of 2 pul-
lets and 1 rooster $4.. Mrs, E. S. For-

ah

gets them. Unaccepted orders

2 pullets.

11927 hatch $1

: March hatch |d
$1.25 f. o. b. or exchange for hens



iro of Black Giants, 1 :

hens, year old. Best offer with cash
re-
turned. Robt. G. Daniel, Clarkesville,
Ga., RED.
Marcy, J. B. Giants, 8 pulls 1
cockerel; April hatch, now laying, $14
for lot. Mrs. G. G. Culpepper, Grant-
ville, Ga. :

J. B. Giants, 15 hens, 1 and 2 years
old; 1 cock 18 mos. old, $1.50 each or
$22.50 for lot, L. A. Chamblee, Hart-
well, Ga., Rt. 38.

Royal Purple J. B. Giants, pullet
and cockerels, wt. 8 to 11 lbs., April
hatch. Write for prices. Pebble Hili
Poultry Farm, Pine View, Ga. .

12 J. B. Giant capons. Make best
offer. Mrs. J. F. Lambert, Arabi,
Ga. 2
Marcy J. B. Giants, 1 cockerel and
May hatch, prize winners.
$2.50 each, or $7 for lot; 8 nice, fat
hens, over age, 5 lbs each, $1.10 each,
or 22c Ib. Mrs. J. G. Epepen, Ideal,
Ga

Marcy J. B, Giant acai spring
1926 hatch, $2; 2 cockerels, Spring,
each. Mrs.
Gaines, Cave, Bartow Co., Ga.

A few pullets and cockerels, J. B.
Marcy Giants, $1.50 and $2 each. Mrs.
M. J. Morris, Douglasville, Ga.

J. B. Giant, June pullets, $1 each.
C. V. Hicks, Adel, Ga.

1 thoroughbred B. Giant cock 20
months old, and 1 hen, same breed
and age $5 for pair. W. A. Gordan,
Jefferson, Ga. Rt 5.

6 hens and 1 cock, 2 years old, hens

wt from 6 to 9 lbs, cock 9 or 10 lbs.; |

8 April hatch pullets, all full Marcy
stock, $18 for lot. Mrs. J. I. Tomp-
kins, Oconee, Ga.

-BANTAMS FOR SALE
Bantam hen and 3 mos. old chick-

ens $1. 50; 1 rooster, 1 cockerel and
2 hens, 75c each. All white, Mrs.
Jesse Mixon, Ocilla, Ga.

White Japanese Silkie
$7.50 pair, or $10 trio.
Monfort, Cuthbert, Ga.

5 Bantam pullets and 1 rooster, 3
of pullets now laying, 50c each. Vs
J. Williams, Bostwick, Ga.

1 Bantam cock and 2 hens $1.50 for
lot. H.C. Marlow, Pendergrass, Ga.,
Rtpte

Golden Seabright, White and Buff

Bantams,
~ Miss Eunice

Silkie, Black tailed Japs and Mille

Fluers, bearded and booted, also oth-
er fancy varieties. Stock and hatch-
ing eggs. L. L. Wallace, 247 No.
Highland Ave., Atlanta, Ga.
Partridge Cochins, Golden and Sil-
ver Seabrights. Utility and exhibi-
tion stock. Prices on request. Robt.
W. Clark, 358 Spring St., Macon, Ga.

Minoreas and Lakenvelders For Sale

1 full blood Black Minorca cockerel.

early spring hatch $2, or exchange
for 2 full blood pullets of same breed.
Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton, Ga.

15 pure bred Minorea pullets, laying
and ready to lay, $1.50 each. Wood-
lawn Hatcheries, 903 Williams Mill
Road, Atlanta, Ga.

Several February hatch Minorca
cockerels, pure bred Pape $1.50 each.
Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia, Ga.

Pure Pape S. GC. Black Minorca
cockerels April hatch $1.50 each and
up. N. D. Harris, Wrightsville, Ga.

White: Minorca cockerels 6 mos. old
$1.50. chen f 0b. Gb. D. Hadaway,
Gainesville, Ga.

1 April hatch Black Minorca, Pape
cock $2.. Mrs. We Caldwell, Mil-
ner, Ga.

1 fine 1 1-2 year old Giant Minorca
coek $2 or will. exchange for March

SoA

Soe

J. Pe

horn on,
Ave., East Point Ga.

15 Black Minorca hens 1 year - old
and 1 rooster $2 each. Mrs. J. T
Baxley, Moreland, Ga.

2 hens and 1 cock 1926 hatch will ,

sell or exchange for brown leghorn

hens. Mrs. M. Flanders, Axson, Ga.

Buff Minorca yearling hens and_
pullets $1.75 each. Clara Vv. Trimble, .
Adairsville, Ga. x

Black Minorca ~
hatch $1.25 each.
Martin, Ga.

coe
Vandiver,

eo,
_Trene

Se Miscellaneous Chickens oe
Offer 15 fine, fat hens $1 each.
Mollie Williams, Matthews, Ga., Rt.
Poultry and eggs for sale.
M. Walters, Martin, Ga. a
Offer 1 pair young Peafowls, wt.
8 or 9 Ibs. $25, or exchange for hog
wt. not less than 150 lbs.

Mrs. Re

26.

Offer 5 or 6 nice, fat aoe 25 he
prepaid. Mrs. W. L. Pett, Jackson, :
(Gaz Rts.8;

April hatch Silver Spangled Ham-
burgs, $4 per trio, or $1.50 each.
Cash. J. H. Burkhead, Red Oak, =
RED. 2 =

Baby Chicks For Sale and Wanted _
Now booking orders for delivery,
beginning Dec. 25th and thereafter,
for. pure bred baby chicks, B. R. and
R. I. Reds $15 per 100; $8 per 50;
$4.25 per 25; Jersey Binek Giants and

Light Brahmas, $18 per 100; $9.50

per 50; $5 per 25; 100 per cent live
delivery guaranteed; commercial
hatching $3.50 per tray of 84 eggs,
beginning Dec. 15th. Middle Ga
Hatchery and Poultry Farm, bag i;
Ga., P.O. Box 877, 2 :

Pure bred dark .C. R. LL Reds,

baby chicks $15 per 100; delivered

any time after Christmas. Will
change 100 for trio of large Ma
moth Bronze turkeys. Mrs. =
art, Summit, Ga.

100 B. R. baby chicks to raise o
halves, to 8 weeks old. Each to pay
postage. Mrs. Cora G. Harris
Madras, Ga., RFD 1. ae

Now booking orders for baby chi
for spring delivery from high prod
ing hens, mated to cocks direct fro
Ferris Farms, $15 per 100. 100 Pp
cent live delivery guaranteed.

10 per cent with order. Oconee Poul-
try Farm, Rockledge, Ga.

W. L. baby chicks $14 per. 100
exchange for 5 new quilted quilts, or
11 new pieced tops or good c
feathers at 50c lb. Write first.
Joe Pierce, Stockton, Ga., Rt.

B. R. and R. I. Red chicks,
week, $15 per 100, delivered. F
gerald Hatchery, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Pure bred B. R., R. I. Reds
Rocks, $14 per 100, $7.50 for 50; Buff
Orpingtons, White Wyandottes &
per 100, $8 for 50; heavy breeds a
sorted, or W. or B. Leghorns, or A
conas $13 per 100, $7 for 50; Lig
breeds assorted, $10 per 100,
for 50. All strong selected st
regular weekly deliveries post
100 per cent live delivery guara ee
Woodlawn Nurseries, i

every

Mill Road, N E, Atlanta, Ga.

Want 100 White Leghorn -
chicks. State price and time can



liver. M. K. Hudlaw, Carl, Ga.



Minnie Lott . _
Long, tee Ga., Rt. 5, Box





DUCKS AND GEESE
For Sale and Wanted |

| oa bred White Pekin ducks $1.50]

each, drakes $1.75.
_ Express collect. S.
Cartersville, Ga.
Trio of fawn color ducks.
exchange. 8 early hatch, dark color,
heavy built pure Barred Rock pullets.
Mrs. J. W. Kelley, Norwood, Ga., R.
Fo D. 1.
- 12 fine Geese, $12 FOB,
a Tas Wilder, Manor, Ga.
8 young Muscovey ~ ducks. Full
feathers. $12 for lot FOB here. Mrs.
Mary Clayton, Quill, Ga.
~ Want White China Gander.
: Wellborn, Rock Springs, Ga. _

Spring hatching.
B. ee

Manor.

J. -8.

TURKEYS AND GUINEAS
_ FOR SALE ~

Pure M. B. Turkeys, won 1st prize

at State Fair, Savannah, Ga., (1927;

special price on toms, hens, trios and
pairs, 12 years experience breeding.
ON. OD. Harris, Wrightsville, Ga.

2 pure M. B. 2 year old hens $7
each; April 27 hatch hens $5 each;
_ April 27 hatch toms, $10 each., f. o. b.
C. J. Howard, Comer, Ga.

_ Pure bred Bourbon Red toms $7;
hens $5; trios $16. Mrs. J. D. Pip-
kin, Shellman, Ga.

Pure Goldbank M. B. toms $9; hens
$7. Mrs. J. Walton White,. Hartwell,
Oe :
- Big bone Giant M. B. toms April
hatch, prize stock, weigh 50 Ibs, at

0 abe. cld, $10 each f. 0. b. Mrs.

F. Lewis, Adairsville, Ga., Rt. 3..
6 hens and 2 gobblers, April hatch
; Lge Jewel Dominy, Eastman,

; i hatch ee tom $4.50.
's. J. G. Waldrop, Tifton, Ga.
pure bred M B. Goldbank March

gerson, Thomaston, Ga,
Have 6 pure bred White Holland
toms, Maych hatch, make offer. Mrs.
E. Gordan, Jefferson, Ga., Rt. 6.

ure bred M. B. March hatch tom.

rge and well developed $5 each f.

. b. or exchange for pure bred M. B

; year o' hens each to pay express

me way. W. A. i opeeen, Eto. Ga.,

i 1.

ae Guinea hens and 1 pores good
ers 7bc each. Jas. W. Williams,

ite, Ga., Rt. 1.

1 pure >red M. B. tom $8. Mrs. G.
Smith, Camilla, Ga.
Blue speck guinea hens and one
oster 75 each. Mrs. Laura N. Wil-

lams, Kite, Ga.

Pure M. B. Giant toms: $8 and up

ccording to size; hens $6 and up.

Dt Harris, Wrightsville, Ga.

8 M. B. 127 hatch toms $5 f. o. b.
exchargze for 10 pullets of any

pure breed and healthy stock, other

rty to pay express on'poultry only.

rs. A, L. Sargent, Rt. A, ee

a.

White African guineas $2 pair or
25 each f. 0. b. Mrs. E. L. Fores-
Carnesville, Ga. :

Pure bred Bourbon Red toms $8

ich, trio $18; also pure bred M. B.

toms $10 each; hens $5. Immediate
ule, old tom wt. 35 Ibs. or more 40c
) Clara Fleming, Bronwood, Ga.,

hers |

larragantet Turkey toms $7:

Sell or



$5: pair $11; $id $15. W. a Bargo-|
| ford, Ga. Rt. 2.

ron, Sardis, Gar

2 Trios M. Be Turkeys $15, also
1926 hatch tom $8.50, wt. 25 or 30
lbs.; February 1927 hatch Toms, fine
for breeding $5 each, cash with order.
Mrs. Lula Christmas, Vienna, Ga.

15 pure bred Bourbon Reds, nearly
all hens, will sell right, would like to
exchange 1 tom for a pure bred Red
for breeding purpose. G. W. Thorn-
ton, Buchanan, Ga. ; :

1 fine male and 4 hens, Mammoth
Bronze turkeys, $30 FOB here. J. E.
Hall, Soperton, Ga.

Want to exch. a pure bred Bourbon
Red March hatch gobbler, for a B. R.
hen. Mrs. Alex Boyer, Sparta, Ga.

Pure bred Bourbon Red turkeys,
March hatch, fine breeders $18 per
trio. Mrs. Edwin Reel, Lavonia, Ga.
Rt. 8.

15 Turkeys and 4 hens weighing
19 to 20 Ibs. each, 35 per lb. Mrs.
H. B. Ford, Lavonia, Ga,

April 1927 hatch big bone bronze
turkeys; Hens, $6 each, Toms, $8 ea.
Trio, $20; 1 Tom and 1 hen 1926
hatch $20. Mrs. J. B. C. baie etal
ton, Ga. Rt. 4.

M. B. Turkeys, nice sad fat, 40
Ib. FOB here. Mrs. Arthur Over
Barnesville, Ga. -

Pure bred Bourbon Red kod
hatch turkeys, $10 per pr. W. L.
Jones, Cedartown, Ga, ~

Narragansett Turkeys, Toms. $7,
hens, $5. Pr. $11. Trio, $15. W. J.
Bargeron, Sardis, Ga. ;

1 pure bred Goldbank Bronze turk-
ey Tom, 18 mo. old; 3 April hatch hens
and 3 Toms same strain, 40c Ib.; 2
pure bred Bourbon Red California
Toms, 1 yr. old, 40c Jb. Mrs. G. H.
Ely, White Plains, Ga. _

3 Bourbon red turkeys, solid red
body and white wings and tail,- not
pure; 1 two yr. old hen; 1 April hch.
hen; 1 March hatch tom, good breed-
ors, $4.25 each or $12. for lot. eash
with order. Miss Nannie Crook, ge
ersville, Ga. Rt 1.

Big Bone Giant M. B. Toms, $7 ea.
April hatch hens, $4 each, will exch.
1 tom for 1 of same breed and age.
Mrs, Ed Fergerson, Cornelia, Ga.

Fine thoroughbred Bourbon Reds,
40c Ib, Mrs. R. L. ee Cuthbert, |
aa. Rt. A. :

White guineas 1926-27 hatch. $1.25.
aach. L. E, Williams & Son, Ty Ty,|
Ga.

1 Trio pure bred April hatch M.
B. turkeys, $15. FOB. Young toms
April hatch for breeders, $8 each fob.
Mrs. Mary Collins, Cordele, Ga...

-Pure bred M. B.- parent stock di-
cect from Bird Bros. March hatch
Toms, $12. No hens. Satisfaction
zuaranteed. Mrs. Linton G. Banks,
Statesboro, Ga. RFD.

50 pure bred white Holland turkeys
from prize winning stock, $5 each.
Mrs. Jas. B. McCrary, Thunder, Ga.

Pure white Hollands, 6 hens and i
tom, unrelated and selected for breed-.

ing, $40 for lot. Banks Co., Poultry
Farm, Alto, Ga.

6 turkey hens and 4 toms, 30c per
Ib. J. R. Stallings, Franklin, Ga.

2 Bourbon Red Toms, 8 mo. old,
weighing about 10 lbs. each, $5 each.
Mrs. A. C. Mobley, Concord, Ga.

2 M. B. Toms, $8 each; 1 hen, $6.
Mrs. E. E. Fitch, Yatesville, Ga.

South Carolina strain, M. B. Toms,
$8. Hens, $6; 1 M. B. Tom and 1 M.
B. hen in exch.for satisfactory strain.
Mrs. J. W. L. Brown, Forest hill,
Cartersville, Ga.

Pure M. B. hens, April hatch, $6

rd < ae



Mrs. S. G. Ellin on, Ox ~~ Want 25 to |
each, FOB. Bio -|May and June at 25 Ib., or

M. B. hens, $6; Toms, $8; 2 yr.
old Tom, $10. Mrs. W, Ae Branan,
Lewiston, Ga.

3 mixed toms, $7 mo. old, $4.50 eav

or exch. for bronze tom to prevent |
inbreeding. J. W. Weeks, Dial, Ga.

Pure Goldbank Bronze April hatch

hens, $6. Toms, $8. Mrs. H. I. Moore,
White Plains, Ga.

8 speckle guineas, 7 hens and 1
rooster, 65c each or $5 for lot. Thel-
ma Olliff, Summit, Ga. |

5 pure bred Bronze, April hatch
hens, 40c Ib.; 5 pure bred April hatch

toms, 35c lb. Mrs. J. W. Eley, White

Plains, Ga. Rt. 2.

Giant Mammoth Bronze, Bird Bros.
April hatch Toms, $10 each, April
hatch hens, $8 each, 2 hens and 1
tom $25. Will exch. 2 hens and 1 tom
for 25 W. L. Mar. or April hatch pul-
lets, also pure Bourbon Red toms,

$8 each. L. E. Powell, Wrightsville, |

Ga.

4 pure bred M. B. hens, $7.50 ea;
1 Tom, weighs 35 Ibs. $12.50. Mrs. A.
B. Fuller, Buford, Ga.

M. B. Toms, $5., Hens, $4. Gant
wood Farm, Meigs, Ga. _

Pure bred Bourbon Red Toms, $7:
hens, $5., Trio $16. FOB here. Mrs.
J. D. Pipkin, Shellman Ga.

_ 5 Hens and 2 Gobblers, April hatch .
$30. Mrs. Jewel Dominy, Eastman,
Ga.

Pe
TURKEYS AND GUINEAS
WANTED

Wants 1 pair M. B. turkeys, will
pay reasonable price, April 1927
hatch. Mrs. J. R. Murphey, Sparta,
Ga.

Want to buy turkeys in inte of 6
or more, large size, make price del
in Ft. Myers, Fla. V. G. Howard, 1138
Franklin Street, Ft, Myers, Fla.

Want to buy young guineas, state
price. Sirron Farm, Rt. 8, Chamblee,
Ga,

Want 8 hens and 1 tom, Mammoth
Bronze. Will exch, Mrs. C. M. Morgan,
Lyons, Ga.

Want 1 pure bred Bronze Mar. or

April 1927 hatch tom. J. 'W. Weeks,
Dial, Ga.

POULTRY WANTED

Want in lots of 50 up, White Leg-
horn pullets and laying hens. Must
be culled, and
State strain, age, quantity and low-
est price fob your shipping point.
T. T. MeCelley, Turnerville, Ga.
Box 44,

Want 75 full blood, 8 mos., old
pullets. Any breed. Will exch., for

same. Miss Leona Simpson, Culver-
ton, Ga.

Want 10 Silver Lace Wyandotte
hens, and 1 cock, Tarbox strain, 1926
hatch. Will o $1.25 ea., for hens;
Also want 5 White Leghorn hens,
1926 hatch. Wycoff strain. Will pay
$1 ea., or exch., for same. Miss Adelle
Johnson, Sparta, Ga. -

Want 10 Silver Lace Wyandotte
vullets, 1927 hatch. Tarbox strain.
Mrs. J. R. Murphy, Sparta, Ga.
. ate oo. and old
ay cas oodhiff,

Branch, Ga. io

Want 100 Bantam hohe and pul-
lets. Must be good mothers, setters,
and from good setting stock. Will
pay 50c each. S. H. Monroe, Opr.,
ACL Ry., Thomasville, Ga.

Want 10 common mixed hens, not
over 2 yrs., not under 8 mos., old.
Will pay 20 Ib., cash for same del.
to my home, Mrs. A. J. Hadaway, 185
East Spring St., Gainesville, Ga, ~

Want 1,000 White Leghorn pu
lets. Will exch., best variety budded.

peean trees, J. J, eee aSBe oe
Ga. Rt. 2.

ae Be ee

reasonably priced.



Sees pullets,

exch.; pure 8. I. Red Lens and

1 rooster. Hens, 4. 50, _Pocetens $2.
je D. Giles, Winston, |

Want a White- Keivi- ranster: Ome :
pay = J. Fe Hart Mor i. ;
tt.

- Want Barred Rock eeckarsiec Cash aa
or-exch. Miss Lillian Brubb, erent

Ga.

Want 4 extra nice Light Aeiheie =
March hatch or older cockerels. Must ~
be pure bred. Give weight and strain.

Will pay any reasonable cash price _
for same. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs- ey

ville, Ga. Rt. 3. a
Want trio of White Wyandottes for .
breeders. Young cockerel and 18: mo.
hens. Will exch. A-1 syrup for same.

J. W. Rheney, Wadley, Ga.

Want 1 Partridge Wyandotte ebee

er. State strain, wt. and price. Mrs.

R. M. Cornell, Cornelia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 2 first class S. C. R. T Red
cockerel. Must be pure bred Owen.

strain Feb. or Mch. hatch. D. F. Car- | =

ey, Canon,.Ga. P.'O. Box 191.

Want 15 nice hens, any kind ee
W. L. Value up to $10. Will exch. for
same. Write. Clarence Sree
elia, Ga. Star Rt. be

Want several R. I. Red vinitig ens oe
wr pullets. March hatch. Will exch.
for same. Heard oe
Rt. 1.

Want 12 ilies, Will. exch. for
same, Write. Kate E. King, Atlanta,
Ga. 32 Peachtree St.; Phone, Ge. 82-
52 J. on
Want 12 Mictonghibewl March hatch
S. C. W. L. pullets. Will exch. for
same. Write. Mrs. Rufus N. Barnes, ~
College Park, Ga. 804 Hampton=St. -

Want 4 cockerels; Thompson Barred _
Rocks. No culls. Mrs. David a ZS
Calhoun, Ga. Rt. &

Want Allen Round Head hens,
cocks and stags. Quote age and best __
price. Allen Davis, Robinsville, N. Cra :
Give ey Sag 3
E. F. Cont eo

Want R. I. Red cockerels.
price and description.
Augusta, Ga.

Want W. L. pullets. Will eh: for 7
same. W. Cc. McDonald, meloiie, jo
Ga.

- Want 10 Tancred, W. L. pulleta:
Must be laying. Will exch. pure bred
S. P. . pig for same. Mrs. Julian
Harris, Chester, Ga. Rt 2 se

Want 10 Silver Lace Wyandotte
pullets. Mch. or April 1927 hatch.
Tarbox strain. Will pay $1.25 ea.
Mrs. Adelle Johnson, Sparta, Ga.

Want good capons that. will carry
baby chicks. Any breed if true capons.
No Slips wanted. Will exch. Marcy
Jersey Black Giant cockerel, with
true plumage. Large type and good
markings, for same. Mrs. I. G. Join-
er, Soperton, Ga.

GRAIN WANTED |

_ Want seed oats and rye. Will exch.
reg. Jersey bull calves for same.
Calves valued at $35 to $50. 8. G.
McNeil, Arlington, Ga. 3

Want about 15 or 20 bu. - Appler
seed oats. Will exch. No. 1 seed run-
ner peanuts. 10 bu. peanuts for 16 bu.
oats. A. W. Riley, Whigham, Ga.

_BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

- Want all varieties of good, sound,
new crop peas; mixed, Clays, Whips,
New Eras, Red Rippers, Trons, Brab-

hams, in lots of 50 bushels or more. ss
lane us know what you have. and | eee oe

H. M. Frankia &



Orange, Ga. =







withers in new ticks, $10.

ety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga.
black wool*knitting thread,
Tb., tan wool knitting thread,
yng straw brooms, 70c doz. E.

Riverdale, Ga.

new goose feathers. $1. 10
ee ae here. Guaran-

5e Ib. We, of cake, 5
dd postage. Mrs. P. E.
be i .. Ga.

any
W. a TT;

ne Cone ower: hei

tity, $1.50 ea. Mrs.
, Pearson, Ga,

od: new pieted and quilted

, $5 ea., or $45 for lot. Mrs.
Bt ma 55 Riggin, Thunders: Ga.

- Wanted

t ey Vines. State price oe

tity. Miss: .T. J. Albrecht, 912
sg Columbus, Ga.
nt 2 tufted bedspreads, full-
st colors; 100 Oleanders, all
and well rooted; several. hun-
| rooted. boxwood - cuttings, Let-
mustard and turnip seed, all
flower bulbs, and rooted
ngs of house plants. Mrs. Nancy
y, Kessinger, Kentucky.
o exch., pink Oxalis bulbs
x Begonia plants. Write first
e what you have to offer.
Woody, Nashville, Ga.
nt to crochet on halves. Party
ish thread and patterns, and
stage. Experienced in crochet,
roidery aad tatting, Mrs. w. 8.
Broxton, Ga. Rt. 1. ;
_tufting work, on me or
ish fast color thiead and do the
for $1.50. Mrs. M. S. Nichols,
rald, Ga. Rt. 3.

ant. -erochet. or rieedle werk or}

of hand-work at home. Mrs.
-Minyard, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.

nt some nice, well rooted Arbor |

Junipers, and _ Retinisporas.
ull description and price in
etter: Chas H. Drake, Brasel-|
ae
mt new goose or duck feathers.
been used. Will exch., nice,
ed
Adairsville, Ga: Rt. 3.
xch.,. fancy,
flower baskets
ed .or anything can use.
fenrietta. Hale, Doyle, Ga.

nt Instruction book for Steber
ing Machine. Will pay any reas-
le rice. M. Rogers, J pees

' about 8 or 10: i, of new

duck feathers. Send price.

F. Pace, Temple, ae Rt. 2.
lant to do plain sewing. -Cheap.
ant to exchange fic our sacks
ing of
for $1. ns POE:

e eeeh, oe v. eae: a Os

| halves.

to furnish: pattern.

| Miss M. K. eee peers

reads. for same. Miss Elie =

painted pine|_
for flowers,

Hadaway, Gainesville, Ga, Rt. 1.

eal wae or eash.} Thorniess yellow. Rose, 1Be each:





Wat. ss

for'same. Write. Barbara Richard-
son, Quitman, Ga., 500 N. Washing-
ton St.

~ Want embroidered work, bed-
spreads; pillow cases, scarfs, lunch-
eon sets; hemstitching for cash or on
Mrs. H.. F. Jarrell,
Ga., Rt. 2. Box 44.

Want sewing to do. Little girls
dresses from 8 to 8 years, with and
without bloomers, 50 and 85c; party

Send age and
way wanted made;

Dodson, Omega, Ga.

Want wild rose design in large cir-
ele, for emb. bed sheet. Write be-
fore sending. Mrs. J. D. Barnes,
Sete, Ga. Ries:

Want clean, discarded dresses,
See and eotton, for rug material.
Will exchange shasta daisy plants, or
tee and Reed flower bas-
kets for same; also want to make
Layettes. Write for further informa-

| tion. Mrs. J. L. Thompson, Easta-

nollee; Ga., Rt. 1. %

Want a dosdie to make hook rugs.
Will buy or exchange gladioli bulbs.

Ga.,
Rt. 2.

_. Flowers and Seeds

Large ferns, 10 and 15c; Red Bird
Begonia cuttings, 8; young dbl.,
Graniums, blooming, -18c; Giant,
pink Oxalis, 15c; pink Crepe. Myrtle,
several ft., high, 15 and 20c; Purple
plum seed 5c; white and suk Oxalis,
6c. All del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla,
Ga.
A large quantity of Cape Jasmine
for sale cheap, Also other shubbery.
T. L. Stubberfield, 1099 Oakland City
Station, Atlanta, Ga.

Lilies: Mixed purple and hie
Iris; Orange; White Arabia and
Clove Pinks, white. All 25 doz., or
5 doz., $1; Shasta Daises, 15 doz.,
4 doz., 55e; Dark red Peonies, 50c;
Madonna Lily, 25 bulb. Mrs. C.
McLeod, Care Ga. Poultry Fam
College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. :

Paper White Narcissus, Yellow J on-

quils, Butter and Eggs, and Red
Canna bulbs, 2c doz., $1 per 100;
Evergreens for X-mas decorations,1
Cedar, Misletoe, Hedge bushes,- Pine
cones and needles. Mrs. J. B. pees
try, Buchanan, Ga.
_ Dark purple Iris and Snap ore
Mixed colors, 30 doz; Dbl., Sun-
flower seed, 4 spoonfuls, be; Little
field Daises, 15 doz, or 50c per 100;
Sweet ,Shrub bushes, 30c and 50e
doz. Mrs. R. a. Otting, Rome, Ga.
Re C4

Purple hes Lilies, 25 doz., or $2
per 100. eee N.. tee Smith, Martin,
Ga a
Well cual: aid ae voles Jonquil
and Narcissus bulbs, 90c per 160, or

lot of about 500-Jonquils and 2001.

yellow. Narcissus: for $6. Postage
paid. Mrs. R. N. Elder, Cane Ga.

_ Milk and Wine Lilies, extra large
balbe, 25 ea., or 3 for 50; Cape
Jasmine cuttings, not rooted, 25c
doz., will exch., for Mtn.,- Laurel,
Azaleas, | Hollyhocks, or Flowering
shrubs.. Orders of 50c or more sent
postpaid. Irene Spence, ae Ga.
Kt AS

Weeping Willows, 25e each: Dero
thy Perkin Roses, 10c each. All well
rooted. Add postage. No orders ac-
cepted for Jess than: 50. Mrs. L, D.

Persian Lilacs, Little Snowball, 20

|wood; Purpel Lilac; Golden
| Yellow, Jasmine;
pees dableathed:
sheeting or, suntub suiting, any color
or | xcept red or. black, will exchange

25; Pink Weigler, 50c ea., or 3 for

Butler,

little boys suits)

4 and 5 years 50c each, Mrs. W. w.| and: early strawberry plants 25. per

Mrs. Jeffie Ham, Forsyth, Ga., Rt. 6.

ses 25c each; pink spirea 50 and 75c;

-ing plants and shrubbery.

4+ white star jasmine; golden bells; pink

| button winter pinks, 15 doz; For

FOB Baxley. Mrs. L
| Baxley, Ga.



Purple. and white. [Sthaae Oink
flowering Almonds; English... Deg-,
Bells,
Bridal Bouquet;
Mtn., Ferns; All 10c_ ea, or 2 for
ST. All well rooted. Add postage. No}
orders filled for less than 25c. Mrs.
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay, Ga., Rt.
3, Box 44,

Well rooted cedar plants 12 inches
or more high, 25 each, or 6 for $1;,
hardy white yard hydrangea 20c; dbl.
white bridal wreath; dbl. pink flow-

large, white hibiscus, with crimson
eye, dormant roots, 15c each, or 7
for 50c; large crimson dbl. pink and;
varigated dahlia, 50c per doz; large

100, or 500 for $1. Add postage.

Rachels, Dublin, Ga.



Giant dbl. feather ball red ae pink)
poppies for fall planting 25c pkg.;
clematis vine seeds, 10c pkg.; queens.
wreath vine 25c for 2 doz. seeds;
Miss L. I.- Albrecht, Columbus, Ga.,
912 Fourth Ave...

Cuttings from 20 fine monthly ro-
ses 15c per doz; large leaf evergreens.
golden bells, ond Rosemary oe
large sweet purple violet plants 10c

doz., 60e per 100. Add postage. Mrs.

J. F, Glenn, Chickamauga, Ga., Rt. 1.
- Burpees iris, different colors, $

per doz; red rambler, old fashioned.
moss, Dorothy Perkins and other ro-

altheas 25; minoso plants 25 to
50c; kudzu roots 5e each; hollyhocks
25c; privet hedge 1 and 2 year old
plants $3.50 for 100. Other flower-
Mrs. E.
Spence, Chamblee, Ga.

Pink crepe myrtle; purple lilac;
ammons. All well rooted 20c each;
cream American Beauty rose cuttings
10c each; April blooming narcissus |
bulbs $2 per 100, or $15 per M; blue
violets 50 per 100. Mrs. W. ets
Cadwell, Milner, Ga. :

Roosevelt and baby breath ferns,
decorative size, $1.50 each, delivered.
Mrs. Ella Robinson, Greenville, Ga.,
Rt. 8, :

Pink crepe myrtle, i year old s snow-
ball, red, blooming flowering quince
2 for 25c; daffodils, narcissus, lilies,
iris 15e doz. Add _ postage. Mrs.)



| Sidda Sutherland, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3.

Golden bells, pink flowering al-
mond; purple sweet lilac, altheas, li-
lies, pink with dark centers. All 3
for 25c; orange lilies 15c doz; pink
hydrangea cuttings 2 for 25. All
well rooted. Mrs. Aley Tuck, Ellijay,
Ga., Rt..3, Box 59,

Narciss sus and jonquil bulbs, 5c
and 20c per doz; crepe myrtle 2 for
25e; pink altheas 3 for 25c; ever-
blooming butterfly bush 20 each;

sytheas 3 for 25c.
jay,
Orchid: roots 50c each. Mrs. Grant
Brock, Tallapoosa, Ga.
Blue grape hyacinths 50 per 100.
bulbs postpaid. Miss Vena Brown,
Hartwell, Ga.

Wd: nek, Elli-

' plants.

Ga., Rt. 8, Box 59. E



Mountain laurel, -and Mtn. Ivy, |
25c; crabapple sprouts 25c; Cherokee
roses $1 doz; boxwoods 25c each; ju-

| nipers, blue and- Beer lilies 50 doz;).

daffodils 85c doz; trailing arbutus
25c doz; black and white pines. 15,
each. Mrs. Bonnie
Morganton, Ga.

Grape Hyacinths 50 per 100, Mrs.
5. M. Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. .

Abercrombie, | Gainesville, Ga.,

ioral vin s tubers) good siz
be: planted: now. Blooms all sum ne
Mrs. ;

25 larkspur 25e doz.
2 welk-reoted red. monthly * roses).
and white star jasmine 15 and 25
each, according to size; large leaf
evergreens 25c..
Tallapoosa, Ga., Rt. 3.

Pink flowering almonds ibe; gol

| den bells 25; hardy phlox, white or -
pink, 50c doz: dbl. yellow japoniea ._

2 year old, 25c; white cle -

E pink 1"; mums 40e doz; red and yellow fall ~
ering almonds; white star jasmine; |

pinks, 35 doz; daffodils, sonquie 4
20 doz., or $1 per 100; paper white.
nareissus 30 doz; blue iris 10 each,
or. 6 for 25; red or pink crepe myr-:
tle, 40 Baek. All well rooted; cash...
Miss Oma Barrett, Ellijay, Gee Rt
3, Box 58.

Yellow daffodils, jonquils, ue
| white narcissus, white irris, $1 per
100; extra large dbl, paper white nar-
eissus 75 per doz; amaryllis bulbs,

blooming size 50c per bulb; purple.

lilac, red blossom sweet pomegran-
ae Lae as 20e per rooted cutting.
. C. C. Dye, Middleton, Ga. -

oo white narcissus and butter
and eggs, bulbs 25 doz; jonquils 50c

per 100; red and salmon pink cannas,

bronze foliage 50c doz; blooming size
amaryllis, red and Salmnot color 20c.
each; Augusta Victoria, American
Beauty, (white) pink and white Ma-
man Cochet, Madame butterfly and
salmon tea roses, 2 year size plants
25c each, 5 for $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Frank R. Hobbs. Siloam, Ga.

_ 1 large size asparagus fern 4 year.

old, 75e; 2 large size ferns, aspara- _
| gus, 4 years old 75c; Boston, 3 years _
Fold, 50e.

Add posame.
Sputh, Kite, Ga, Re 4d.
White wisteria, strong rooted
Ready now, 50c each. Mrs.
J DacBarmes; Sylvester, Gast Rt 3:

5 well rooted asparagus ferns, 25 :
each. Mrs. C. S. Adams, Ft. Valley,

Ga.> 115 East Church st.

Dbl. daffodils, white April eon
ing narcissus $1 per 100; blue flags
or blue iris $1.50 per 100. Will exe.
change geraniums, red, white and m: ie

Miss Beanie

'tletoe, euttings for embroidery pat- ce

terns. Mrs. H. N. Cook, Fairmont,
Gaz Rtal.-

Fall pinks, red, white and wellow .

50c for 1-2 doz; yellow thornless ro-
ses 15 each; honeysuckle, and gol-

den bells 25e for 6; Miss Myrtle
Crump, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 54.
' Weeping willows, and purple. lilac.
bushes, 2 to 3 ft., 25c; grape vines
10c each; red raspberries and Rarly:
Harvest, Eldorado, Ambrosia, Hima-
laya, and white blackberries and. dew- .
berries 5 each, or 50c doz; purple

fig sprouts 10 each; Cora thornlese_

blackberry 25c each. Rev. L. D. Ro-

lader, Atlanta, Ga., RFD 9, Box 407...

Pink and lavender myrtles, purple.
lilac, white althea, 25c; snowdrop
10c; Dorothy Perkins nial rose .20.:.
All al rooted; 6 assorted, $1. post-
paid, Janet Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga.

Lavender boxwood, cape jasmine, |
2 kinds of jasmine vines, ivy, violets,
eranthis, privet hedge. Write for
prices. J. Hv Price, Flippen, Ga.

June white willow peach trees 1 yr. :

old:and May cherry sprouts, 10c each.
|Add postage. Mrs. Grady - FIORE
Route 7. =
- Fall pinks> all colors, 50 doz.;
and pink rinning roses 25c each;
phiox 75e doz; travelers delight vine:

1 M. jonquil Bes, 1Be per. 100. | Japonica 8b each; tiger lilies, 50

ae Brannen,

Wall flower plants, ready to reset

d0Z.; honeysuckle vine 5e each; old

| fashioned blackberry sprouts, $1. So.

per 25, All well rooted. Pearl Here | =

835c per doz. Minute B. ae For- | ley, Hee he Raptes

: auth, Se Rt. 6.



Evelyn Roberts,

red

_PAGE TEN _
BUTTER AND EGGS FOR SALE
Eggs from Parks Barred Rocks,

- $1.50 per 15, or $5 per 100. Reg. Per- |
- mit rating P. C. No. 189. April hatch-

ed pullets, same breed, $1.50 and $2.
- Mrs. J. C. Ragan, Pelham, Ga.
Fischel White Rock eggs for hatch-
ing, $1.50 for 15. Carrier to be re-
turned. Mrs. G. S. Martin, Athens,
Georgia, Route 1.
_ Martin Regal Doreas White Wyan-
- dotte and Thompson Imperial Ring-
let Barred Rock eggs $1.25 per 15.
Larger lots, 6c an egg del. Cartons
to be returned. April and May Wyan-
dotte cockerels, $2 and $1.50 each;
18 months B. R. old hen with 6 chic-
kens, November 10th hatch, $3.50.

Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bombridee, Ga.

Route A.

Fresh Jersey Butter, 50 Ib. del,

Mrs. A. Strickland, Resaca, Ga. Rt 1.

6 Ibs. fresh yellow Jersey butter
each week, 40c lb. del. Cash. Custom-
ers to pay postage on boxes return-
ed. Mrs. M. T. Holden, Ball Ground,
Georgia. :

Several lbs. Jersey ee per week
50c lb. Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Adairs-
ville, Georgia.

Pure Tompkin S. C. Red eges, $1.50
per setting, or exch. for canned fruit

or dried or fresh apples. Mrs. R. Don-

aldson, Metter, Georgia, Route 1.

Tompkins R. I. Red eggs, $1.50
per 15. Mrs. A. H. Freeman, Atlanta,
Ga. 1499 McLendon Ave.

From dark, heavy laying strain.
Large, selected eggs, $1.50 per 15 del.
or $6 per 100. Mrs. F. Cowart, Sum-
_ mit, Georgia, Route 2.

Nice fresh country butter, 3 lbs.
per week, 50c lb. postpaid. Mrs. Lena
Holland, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Fresh country butter in lots of 2
lbs. or more, 50c Ib. postpaid. M. W.
Dodson, Omega, Ga.

8 to 5 lbs. fresh Jrsey bute each
week, 50c lb. Pay after you receive
butter. Mrs. Mary Milner, Cleola,
Georgia. 4

Thompson Barred Rock eggs. Prize
stock. $1 per 15. Cash. Mrs. Milton
Sumner, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3.

Nice fresh Jersey butter, 5 or 6
Ibs. each week. In square 1 lb. molds
in 1 1b. cartons. 40c lb. Cartons to be
returned. Cash or money order. Mrs.
H. F. White, Gainesville, Georgia,
Route 1.

. C. W. Leghorn, hatching eggs,
from extra heavy laying stock. $3.50
per 15. E. S. Towns, Tucker, Ga.

Tancred O. A. C. White Leghorn
eggs for hatching, from trap nested

hens. $3.50 per 15, $17.50 per 100;

flock mating from early hatched pul-
lets, $2 per 15. $10 per 100. Deposit,
10 per cent. Book orders for delivery
when wanted. Henry W. Thomson,
Atlanta, Ga. P. O. Box 112.

Eggs from 2 and 8 yr. old M. B.
hens. Pure stock 25 each, or $22.50
per 100 del. Booking orders now for
Feb., March, April, del. Crates to be
returned. Only cash orders booked.
W., A. Johnson, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1..

S. C. W. Leghorn eggs, $1.15 per
setting, or exch. for fancy work,
quilt tops or sheeting. Will exch. 1
setting for 6 rooted Everblooming
Rose bushes, all colors, or dried ap-
ples, or 2 settings for 1 bu. of nice,
large apples for eating. Mrs J. C.
Pierce, Stockton, Ga. Route 9.

Pure bred B. R. and B. Leghorn
eggs for sale, $1.50 per 15 prepaid.
L. L. Wallace, 247 N. Highland Ave.,
_. Atlanta, Georgia.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
_ Cal. Hawkins blackeyed peas, hand
picked, 5c Ib.; Little Georgia Beauty



Jany quantity up to 75 or

Mrs. R. ee Newsome,
| Ga, Route 5, Box 37, aes



MARKET. BULLETIN, oS

: peas, very pede, 8c Ib. Eg L. Corley,

Mauk, Georgia, Route 1.
Sugar Crowder peas, 10c Ib., post-

paid. Cash. V. Bramhold, Mt. Airy,

Georgia... |

' Good, sound mixed peas, $1.60
Sparta. Cash. John Dickens, ge
Georgia.

Brabhams, $1.75, Clays,$ 1.50 and
mixed peas, $1.40 per bu. Good bags,
prompt shipment. Banner Fruit Farm
Fort Valley, Georgia,

No, 1 90-day Velvet beans for seed
$1.50 bu. FOB here. No rain nor frost
on them. J. G. Broome, Tifton, Ga.,
Route 6, Box 54.

4 bus. bright sound clay peas, slight
ly mixed, and 2 1-2 bus. Speckled peas

$2 bu.; 2 1-2*bu.. Marrow fats, $5. bu.; |

1-2 on yellow crowders, $2 bu. All
FOB Warrenton; 8 Ibs. little white
bunch butter-beans, $1.10 postpaid.
C. A. Abbott, Warrenton, Ga. Rt. 1.

White Navy Beans, 12 1-2c lb., hand
picked, or 9c field run. Mrs. Mamie
Stene, Adairsville, Ga.

3 or more bus. litle white lady peas,

free from trash and weevils. 8c lb.
Lula Seott, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 3.

1927 mixed bunch butter beans, 10c
lb. FOB here. Mrs. L. D. Seymore,
Danielsville, Ga. Route 2.

_ Willets English peas; 60 lbs. to bu.
Inquire. B. Ff. Barnes, Warm Springs,
Georgia.

Hastings Cream Sugar Crowder
peas, $5 bu. FOB Chamblee. Thomas
Taylor, Chamblee, Ga.

Small lot butter beans, white and
New Era peas. Make best offer. C. L.
Bradford, Woolsey, Ga. oe

Peas Iron Clad, Red Ripper, Clay,
Whipps, $1.90 bu.; Blackeyed $2 bu.
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Genuine Bunch Velvet Beans, $5 bu;

Yellow Crowder peas, No. 1 at 10c}
Ib., and Speckled Wonders, 5c Ib. E.

R. Garret, Sumner, Ga.

5 or 600 Ibs. of Lady Peas for sale.
T G Thornton, Union Point, Ga.

White Bunch butter beans 8c lb.;
Little Lady Peas, 10c lb. All FOB
here. Mrs. D. M. Barge, Tyrone, Ga.

Offer Bunch Velvet .beans $3 per
100 lbs., or $4 bu. FOB Kite. N. J.
Meeks, Kite, Ga.

Willets little wonder English peas.
Heavy bearer, 40c lb., prepaid any-
where in Georgia, 35c 1b. Can furnish
100 Ibs.
Gary Coleman, Lyons, Georgia.

The May English peas, 10c_ per
cupful. Add postage. Mrs. Joe Sanders
Ellenwood, Ga.

About 200 Ibs. White Blackeyed

Mush table peas, 10 lb., or exch. for |.

bright Sorghum syrup, 1927 crop at
50c gal. R. D. Giles, Winston, ee
gia, Route 1.

1,000 Ibs. Speckled peas, in hull,
bright and sound, $30 per ton, FOB
Garfield. J. McNure, Garfield, Ga.

Peas: Mixed field, $1.50; Brabs,
pure, $1.75 bu.; White Blackeyed
$2.50 per bu., each in even weight
bags. Cash. J. E. Crittenden, Royston
Georgia, Route 2.

New crop beans and peas: Brab
hams, Irons, Brown Whipps, all $1.75;
Clays, $1.60; Iron and Brabs-. mixed
$1.65; Early Speckled Velvets $1.20
bu.; Oceola $1:50 bu.; Bunch Beans,

1 $2.75 bu. J. H. Palmer, Tennille, Ga.

No. 1 Iron and Brabs, sound and
unmixed, $2 bu., FOB-~ Oglethorpe;
No. 1 Iron and Brabs mixed, $1.90
bus Now 2, mixed,-$1.75. Tom 1.
Coors, Oglethorpe, Ga.

5 bu. California Blackeyed fable
peas, 6c lb., del. No stamps accepted.
Washington,



q aoe Parks Ga., Rt. 2.

2 bu. Cream Crowders, $8, or $1. 25

Tok FOB here. W. G. tise Forest
| Park, Georgia.

Large Cream Crowder peas, 10c
Ib., $1.40 pk., or $5 bu. Not del. Sam-
tel Wilder, Griffin, Ga.

Mixed peas, good grade, new crop,
$1.85; Speckled, slightly mixed, $1.40;
Unknown, slightly mixed, $1.40; Vel
vet beans early speckled running,
$1.25 bu. D. F. Crosland, Midville, Ga.

English ,Salad, and May bunch
peas, 25c lb. Mrs. W. EH. Vandiver,
Martin, Ga. RFD 2.

200 bu. Brabhams, Irons, Speckled

and mixed peas, $1.50 bu. J. I. Mc-
Nair, Stapleton, Ga.
_ Offer Brabs and Whips, peas, ein
O-Too-Tan beans. Make offer. J. B.
Manley, Griffin, Ga.

Lady Peas, hand shelled, 10c Ib. Pay

part postage. Mr. Junior Tuck, Elli--

jay, Georgia, Route 3.

White and very light salted: color-

ed running butter beans, mixed, also
white beans, 25c pt., del.; Willow
beans, 14e one-half pt. Del. Mrs. A.
S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga.

Willets Wonder English pea seed,
40e per lb. Mrs. T. P. Wooten, Tignall
Georgia. | ;

Little Bunch. Frost Proof English
peas for Fall or Spring planting. 20c
pt. or exch. Half Runner garden beans
Mrs. J. G. Waldrip, Tifton, Georgia,
Route A.

Offer Brabham peas,
Mrs. L. E. Haddock.

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED ~

Want Mung Beans; Lady Peas, O-
Too-Tan, Whipps, Clays, Blacks,
Crowders, Bunch and 90-day Velvet
Beans. Mail samples, state quantities
and best prices. R. N. Etheridge,
Jackson, Georgia.

Want Lady Peas. Send sample.
Fred I. Baker, Columbus, Ga. Box
244,

Offer Brabham peas,
Mrs. L. E. Haddock.

Want Cow peas, any quantity.
Send sample and quote lowest price.
Vernon Brabham, Moultrie, Ga.

INCUBATORS, BROODERS, ETC.
So FOR SALE

Several 500 cap. Buckeye Oil Brood

ers, good as new $17.50. or exch. for

$1.75. bu.

$1.75 bu.

oats. H. O. Williams, Millen, Srorge

Route A.

1 Wisconsin incubator, 120 egg
size. Been used 2 seasons. Good con-
dition, and with hot water heat. $8
FOB Carl, Ga. M. K Hudlaw, Carl,
Georgia

1 Super Hatcher hot water incuba-
tor, cap. 400 eggs. 3 trays $25;.1 im-
proved Blue Flame Oil Brooder, cap.
500 chicks, $9. Practically new. Mrs.
H. B. Head,. Lavonia, Ga.

1 Wishbone brooder, cap. 500. 1st
class cond. $12.50 FOB Villa Rica. 2:
J. Wallis, Villa Rica, Ga.

2 1000 chick cap., Sol-Hot brood-
ers, $15 each. Used 1 time; 1 1000
chick cap., coal burning brooder, never
been used. $10. Morrison Poultry
Farm, Winterville, Ga.

1 Schwag Smith Incubator, 800
egg capacity, also 1 1000 chick brood-
er. Bargain prices.
Hast Point, Ga., 317 Carnegie Ave.
1 260-egeg incubator. Almost new.
Everything complete. $18, or will ex-
change for Barred Rock chickens;
wood brooder, 180 chick capacity $5
or exchange. Mrs. R. F. Anderson,
Register, Ga.

1 Buckeye incubator.. Good condi-
tion. 350 egg capacity $35. Mrs. C.
MeLeod, Georgia Poultry Farm, Col-

Nea ee

try wire.
| Ga.,



J. P. Harman,



Thursday, December z

4 Standard Reliable 250 egg icnes
tor. Used only a few times. Per
fect condition $25 for quick sale. R
Al Fleming, Lincolnton, Ga.

Miller Ideal tripple deck incubator
11,700 egg capacity, good operating
condition. Guaranteed. Write for
price. S. P. Howe, Fort Valley, Ga.

Wisconsin Incubator; good condi
tion. Hot water copper pipes, dbl.
deck, 4 trays, and good thermometers,
500 ege capacity $25 FOB here. E. C.
Wingo, Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1.

110 egg Buckeye Incubator, used 3.
seasons, and well taken care oS Wil
exchange for 30 pullets,
breed. A. L. Sargent, Corele, Ga,
Rt..B;

1 Incubator and brooder. Chea,
for cash. Mrs. S. G. Howell, Danvill
Ga., Box 62.

600 egg Buckeye i onbatae
condition, used 3 seasons $50; J
chick Buckeye, canopy brooder, used
only 1 week, $16 FOB Rome, Ga.

6

'B. Parks, Rome, Ga.

Little Setting Hen Tedbater: goc
condition $2.50 or exchange for pea
nuts, pecans, or apples at marke
price. Mrs. W. T. Pelt, Jackson, Ga
Rts ;
2 incubators, 200 and 250 egg ea
pacity; hot water machines $15 a
$20. Good condition; will exchan
for good market poultry or ho
cure sides, hams, and shoulders, poul
Mrs. R. Donaldson, Metta,
kets, ee
1 240-egg incubator; used once
oil burining brooders, 3, 5, and 100
chick size; lot of earthenware chick
feeders; all in good condition, chea
or exchange for poultry. L. L. Wal
lace, 247 No. Highland
ta, Ga. e
Wisconsin Incubator, 250 egg cap
ity, perfect condition, with thermo
eter, instruction book, etc.; compl
$15 FOB Lincolnton. Mrs.. J.
Flanigan, Lincolnton, Ga., Rt. A, B
Ae
Want 500 to 1200 egg capacity incu
bator; must be in good condition.
W. Caswell, Americus, Ga. Soe
Want 1 600-capacity incubator.
must be good condition and cheap 2
W. M. Gentry, Ward, S. C. | ie
Want 1 oil burining, 500 chick cae
pacity Buckeye brooder with instruc-
tions; must be in A-1 _ condition
State best cash price. Mrs. R. Me El
der, Cornelia, Ga.

VEGETABLES FOR oe

2 bu., White multiplying onions

$2.50 per bu. D. J. Stewart, Clarks
ville, Ga. Rt. 8. :

Nice, white nest onions, 50c ga
Add postage. Mrs. Sa Hod Ss,
Greenville, Ga. Rt. ;
~ Red Hot ey 80e Ib. S
postage. Mrs. Marcus F. Amaso:
Lexington, Ga.

Red Hot Pepper 35c gal.. 83
$1. Add postage. Mrs. Roy C. la
rum, Stapleton, Ga.

Dry Red Pepper, 35c Ib., Red K
Pepper, 40c lb., or will "exch.,
quilt scraps, or cloth. Miss Bean
Smith, Kite, Ga. Rt. 1.

White Nest onions, 50c gal. M
D. M. Barge, Tyrone, Ga.

Offer Dried Okra, for soup. W
for price and state quantity want
C. E. Nolan, Appalachee, Pe

SEEDS WANTED

Want Seedling peach seed, suit-
able for planting purposes. - State
amount and price. Will pay reaso
able price for same. P. E. Rhode
Athens, Ga. Rt. 1. '

Want Big stem Jersey Potat
seed, sound and free from diseas
State price and quantity, J. N



'Junkin, Malabar, Fla. Box 95


SEEDS FOR SALE e
ra seed, 10c per cupful. Add
osta e. Mrs. Joe Sanders, Ellen-
ood, Ga.
seer, 25 Ib. Bros.,

Cling
; Pink Coral vine
: Mrs. Aw S.
Ocilla, Ga.

eexh., 2 bu., Rucker cotton.

cabbage plants. W. A. Moon,

Ga. Rt, 2.

leston Wakefield - and Flat
cabbage and new Stone and
er Baltimore tomato seed, $1
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery

nie Out Mt., seed Irish potatoes,
u. FOB here. W. W. Smith,
ville, Ga. Rt. 1 :
re Poulnott cotton seed, $1
B. Buena Vista. ea A. Taylor,
Vista, Ga.
orted Flat Dei ee Jersey
harleston Wakefield cabbage
1.85 Ib. del; Collard seed, 45c
nip 40c; Okra 25 Ib., Beets,
pe carrots, Radish, 75e lb.,

oe Rose | Moc seed, | mixed
3, 10c thls. Mrs. A. L. Hada-
rainesville, Ga. 135 E. Spring

ut 100 bu., of mighty good
seed, T. C. King, Tallapoosa,

mbo white Spanish peanut seed

Ib. Dan Shipp, Finleyson, Ga.

te stem winter heading collard

, 10 per oz., or 8 for 25c; Big

ton lettuce seed, 10 per cook-

onful or 3 for Qbe. Mrs. V. E.
ook, McIntyre, Ga. Rt. 2.

fellow Pryor tobacco seed. Proved
be one of Gas best types of to-
CO. 50c oz., or $5 lb. Best of ref-
Gs. given. W. D. Turner, Brox-
a. ;

bu., oker's Pedigreed Super-

cotton seed. $2 bu., or will

for 3 to 4 gal., milch. James

wn, Cordele, Ga.

ds and Gourd. seed. Mrs. T.

mas, Thomasboro, Ga.

ey tobacco seed, 25 per oz.
Wm. Nunn, Lawrenceville, Ga.

Poaned eave. Clover seed, Be
B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga.

bu., Wannamakers Wilt Resis-

cotton seed. About 38 per cent

Si per bu., FOB Pitts: J. U.
Pitts, Ga.

) bu., Acalla cotton seed, $1.25
Southerland, Heenan Ga. Rt

be. best Burr Clover ak $6

Robinson,

ille, Ga.
46 per cent lint,
cotton seed, $1. Ob.

Half and
bu., del.
. B. Brant- |

Half and
bu., del.
J. Carter,

46 per cent lint,
ton seed, $1.25
aoe guaranteed. A.
i oe Rt 1
towed seeds of Marlborough
nd Cleveland Big Boll cotton.
exch., for oats, wheat, peas, Ga.
or Ria. Es Steinheimer,
a.

bbage, $1; Collard, 50c; tomato,
King | Pepper, $3. 50; Bermuda
seed, $3. W. W. Williams,

garden pea seed,

del., by mail, 15c lb., in bu.,

FOR. Guaranteed fresh seeds
Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga.

-ANS AND PEANUTS
Ibs. large pecans, $4; Jumbo

peanuts, 9c Ib. J. H. Lever-
: ott, Ga.

Sea ns Dooans< Schley, 50c



e lb; smaller aoe 80c t

#

tib WL, Brooker, Sylvania, Ga. Rt.

15e 1b. FOB: Dawson.

KET

6.

Offer a Land, No. 2 shelled
Spanish peanuts. Less than car lots,
make offer or write for sample and
prices. E. G. Brooks, Blakely, Ga.

Paper shell pecans, 50c Ib. post-
paid. Walter Parks, Darien, Ga.

Jumbo white Spanish peanuts, for
seed or eating, $6.50 per 100 lbs;

small white Spanish, $5.50; Runners,

$5, Dan Shipp, Finleyson, Ga. |

Pecans for sale. Will send sample.
-Miss Julia E. Deal, oe Ga. Rt.
1.

60 or 70 Ibs., Sete pecans, 1927
crop, 40v FOB Greenville, Gao RK,
Jarrell, Greenville, Ga.

_ No. 1. N. C, peanuts, Ga. raised,
$1.25 bu., del. C. H. Parish, Tifton,
Ga.

Pecan meats, iS for use, 80c
lb. Add postage. Cash. Miss Lauraine
Coley, Cochran, Ga.

N. C. Runner peanuts, hand picked,
6c lb. Add postage. Mrs. J. D. Stokes,
Fitzgerald, Ga. _ oe

Seedling pecans, 60c lb., good,
sound. 12c Ib. FOB here. G. T. Rob-
erts, Ashburn, Ga, Rt. oe

50. lbs., pednnn size pecans, Guar-
anteed sound and good, 25c lb., 1
bu., black walnuts, hulled, $1. 50.

Postage not paid. Mrs. L. B. Holland

Madison, Ga.

Hand picked N. C. Hoe peanuts
-6c lb. Add postage. Miss L. M.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Good Ga. Runner peanuts, 5 1-2c
Ib; White Spanish peanuts, 6 Ib.
John W. Braswell, Empire, Ga. Rt. 1.

Genuine N. C. 16 yrs., improvement.

flat runner peanuts, $1.40 per bu.
FOB Whigham. Orders filled prompt-
fy We 3D Draughon, Whigham,
Ga. .

Fresh pecans. sound, 40c lb. Miss
ae Martin, Willard, Ga.

Fancy pecans. 150 Ib. lots 38e Ib.,
less 40c Ib. No less than 5 Ibs. old:
W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

3 bu. medium size Red Spanish pea-
nuts, 2 and 4 to pod, $2 bu.
8 1-2c lb. D. M. Dansby, Rockmart,
Gao Rt. 3.

White Siesnich peanuts, 5c Ib. R.
C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

About 200 lbs. nice seedling pecans
Mrs. W. L.
Alexander, Dawson, Ga. 830 Lee St.

White Gumbo Spanish peanuts, 10c
Ib. or $2.25 bu. Mrs. G. 8. Partridge,
Norcross, Ga. Rt. 1.

55 Ibs. small seedling pecans, 12-
1-2c Ib., 15 Ibs. large seedlings, 25c
lb., 17 Ibs. nice Stuarts 35c Ib. All
FOB Crawfordville, Miss Ethel Chan-
man, Crawfordville, Ga.

Large pecans, 10 lbs. $5; Jumbo
Spanish peanuts 9c lb. J. H. Leverett,
Parrott, Ga. Rt. 1,;

N. C. Running peanuts, 5c: Made
75 bushels to the acre. Cash. G. A.
Bragg, Donaldsonville, Ga. :

Pecans, known as wild variety,
1927 crop, 12 1-2c lb. or 15c del.
large paper shell pecans, 1927 crop,
25 Ib. or 30c Ib. del. . colt Tom
Byrd, Broxton, Ga. :

Paper shell, nice size pecans, 40c
Ib. del. in 5 Ib. lots and over. ta
Ramsey, Covington, Ga.

No. 1 White Spanish peanuts, sack-
ed, $1.60 bu. W. C. Brassell, Gibson,
Ga.

Several hundred lbs. of nice pecans

Reasonable prices. 1, 2, 3, 30c andj

25c per lb. Luther M. Cunningham,
Hartwell, Ga.



ae arte

/Paper Shell pecans.

or.

/Clyde Wood, Talking Rock, Ga.



Several poned. Tbs. of Stuart ae

ULLETIN

per ahell pecans, 40c Ib. 40 to 50 Ibs.
Fesche paper shells, 30c Ib. 6. G.
Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

5 Ibs. nice, well filled Stuart pe-
eans, 45c lb. FOB Sylvester, Cash.
Miss Martha E. Thompson, Sylvester,
Ga. 104 Westberry St.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want all varieties of pecans. Send
sample and price per 50 lbs., lots,
and up. N. J. Meeks, Kite, Ga.

-Want all varieties, any amount of
pecans. Neon Buchanan, Americus,
Ga. .

Want Paper Shell pecans. Send
samples and quote prices. Moultrie



Pecan Co., Moultrie, Ga.

Want large Paper shell pecans.
Send samples. Fred I. Baker, Colum-

bus, Ga. Box 244,

Want several hundred lbs., of
State price for
50 Ib., lots., to: Newark, N. J. Miss
Hillen. Wilcock, Columbus, Ga. P. O.

Box 1160." 3

Want all varisties of Paper Shell
pecans. Send sample and_ lowest
cash price, FOB Sellers station. R.
S. Broadhurst, ne Ga. 110

| Lamah St.

Want quantities of pecans. Send
samples and quote prices. Terminal

Fruit Co., Terminal Station, cane

Ga,
Want pecans. Send samples

quote lowest. price. Vernon
ham, Moultrie, Ga.

and
Brad-

Want 100 to 1,000 Ibs. lots. Ad-

vise: kind, and price. S. Hoffman,
Care Gen. Delivery, Atlanta, Ga.

CORN AND CORN MEAL |
Pop corn, 8c lb. FOB, or will exch.,
for new crop of dried acid apples, or



dried peaches. G. T. Roberts, Ash-

burn, Ga. Rt. 2.

Water-ground corn meal, screened
and cleaned. $1.15 bu; Yellow corn
for chickens, $1.10 bu.
bu. of either del to Ga points. O. A.

Crittenden, Shellman, Ga.

Whatley seed corn $2.50 bu., 1-2
u., $1.25; Blue Grain Mexican
June corn 25 qt. Will exch., 1 bu.,
Whatley seed for 1 bu., Cream col-
ored sugar crowder peas. Rodgers
Bros. Conyers, Ga. e

True Whatley prolific
pk., $1.25 1-2 bu.,

corn, 75c
$2.50 bu. T. E.

Jennings, Cordele, Ga.
Old fashioned yellow seed corn,

90c pk., del. Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Mill-
haven, Ga.

75 bu., sound, astoried prolific
corn, $1 bu., or in meal $1.05 FOB
Noreross, Special price at crib. R. E.
Rider, Norcross, Ga. Rt. 2.

Offer about 100 iba. of shelled
popcorn. Quote best price del. Will
send sample of desired. J. C. Smelley,
Homer, Ga. Rt. 2. :

Offer 200 Ibs., popcorn 6c Ib.
100 bu., corn, $1 bu., at erib. M.

B. Lee; Fort Valley, Ga.

Want 100 bu., No. 2 yellow corn
in even wt. bags. Send sample and
quote del. here.
Barnesville, Ga.

Pop corn, 10c lb. aed 3 Ibs. oe:

50c orders prepaid. Exch., Willets
freeze proof English pea a 3 Ibs.

of corn for 1 Ib. peas. L. J. Vollrath,

Winston, Ga.

Hastings prolific 1927 crop corn, |

$125 sbi Ci. Bradford, Woolsey,
Ga.

Slip shuek corn 80c bu. FOB Per-
ry. George C. Nunn, Perry, Ga.

Finely ground bolted table meal,
any quantity, a2: s for 96 Tb. sack,

5 or more

Wee HH. Mitchell,

Send for sample, 4. E. Helms, Coch- ae

ran, Ga. =
100 bus. of slip shucked ear corn.

E. D. Lawhorn, Summer, Ga. Rt. 2.

Bone dry, country nolling. corn. M.
Cook, Milan, Ga,

1927 crop of white ehelied oe
8e lb., or exch. for large Spanish pea-

dalias Ga: Rt-1,

Egyptian wheat, o
corn 10 lb., FOB Broxto
ers accepted for less th lan
Walker, Broxton, Gare

Want pop corn of white rice or:
yellow variety, from 100 Ib. to 1
ton lots. Will pay 4 1-2c Ib., del; F.
P.. Hicks, 246 Montgonipry St. Sa-
vannah, Ga. :

Want to exch. Whatley route y
seed corn for peanuts. G. W. Mor-
row, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Red prolific popcorn, 20c qt. John
Norman, Richland, Ga. Rt. 5.

Offer ear corn. Advise quantity ~
wanted and write for price, W. M.
Shurling, Wrightsville, Ga.

Yellow and Rice pop corn, 15c
eupful. Pay part postage. Mr. Junior
Tuck, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. ;

Pop corn, shelled, 12 1-2e;
| shelled, 10e Ib. Mrs.
Adairsville, Ga.

not
Mamie Stone,



NURSERY STOCK

Schley and Stuart pecan trees 5 to
8 ft. Government inspected; for sale
or will exchange for beans and peas.
S. K. Simen, Albany, Ga.

Red, white and

swamp dogwood,
azaleas, crabapple;

white and black

{pines, Mtn. laurel; holly bushes, pop-

lar. and maple trees, all. 15c each;
Cherokee roses $1 dozen. Mtn. feend
10 each; trailing arbutus 25 doz.
Frank Chastain: Morganton, Ga.

White Pines, rooted and Cherokee
roses 75c doz; black walnut sprouts
$1 doz; erolaapic 90e doz. rooted;
trailing arbutus 6 for 25c; rhdoden-
dron or Mtn. laurel 20c each; English

dogwood, and privet hedge 50c per
100 cuttings.
ton, Ga.

Pecan trees, state inspected, budd-

T. J. Wilson, Morgan

Vandmon varieties from 2 to 8 feet

30 to 80c. Bobbie Lee Johnson, Ma-
con, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 366.

State inspected paper shell, budded,
pecan trees; Schley, Stuart, Frotcher
varieties, 2 te 10 ft., 30c to 70c each.

Opie Johnson, Micon. Ga., Rt. 2, Box
366.

State ee paper shell, budded
Schley, Frotcher pecan trees, 2 to 10

ft., 30 to 70c each. O. R. Johnson,
Shellnian, Ga, Rt. 1. :

June buds in Elberta, Hiley, Car-
men, Uneeda, Early Rose and Ga.
Bell peach trees; State inspected, 12
to 18 inches, $4 per 100; 18 to 24 in. |
$6 per 100, FOB Marietta; old fash-
ioned peach trees. 60c doz, $3 per 100;
|black walnuts and goose plums. 7c,
doz; Himalaya berry plants 25 for ea
BR; B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga.

Mistletoe with white and holly with
red berries; boxes full, 25c up fo St,
or exchange for any kind of toys for
children. Now booking orders for
Christmas. Mrs. J. W. nena
Ramhurst, Ga.

Juniper evergreens, 3 to = years old
2 1-2 to 3 feet, $1 each; 2 for $1.50 |

4 for $2.75, and $50 per 100. Mrs.
8. D. Dunean, Comeha, Ga. -

Budded pecan trees an. leading



Varieties. Write for low prices dD.
Polhill, Hawkinsville, .G =



nuts. i for lb: G. Y. Yeomans, Miss a

ed; Stuart, Schley, Money Maker and

























Apple, peach, cherry,
_ ines, 10c each, or exch. for onions,
beans, peas, peanuts, or pecans, Mrs.
- BE. H. Coe, Eastanollee, Ga,

< holly wreathes, about 8

| vines, 15c; Lilac, 10c.
Shan, Auburn, Ga,

5c; red fig bushes, 20c each;

eu PAGE TWELVE

NURSERY STOCK
and plum

Evergreens, holly in bunches, or
inches. in
Unonia

in
Add

diameter 75c; Evergreen
with red berries, and box vines,
bunches or wreathes, 25c to $1.

postage on orders for less tham 50c.
Now booking orders for Christmas.
: pore. Emma Clayton, Roy, Ga.

- Dogwood, 11-2 to 6 inches in dia-

maeter. Cut in short lengths, 4 to 6
fi. Write for price.
Athens, Ga., Route 2.
-.. 95 May eherries, 8 te 4 ft. 3 for
$0c; 200 garden sage bushes, 10c ea

"Se ke Kinney,

Well rooted Wisteria
Mrs. 8. W.

er 12 for $1.

Red dogwood and mouttain ivy

6c each or 3 for 25c; Mountain Lau

rel, 15c each or 2 for 25c; Hemlock
erab apple, and maple, 10c each, o
2 for 15c; holly 15 each; lilac, 5
each. M. N. Fain, Morganton, Ga..
100 3-ft. high old time seedlin

peach trees, 10c each, or 3 for 25

d. B. C. King, Hamilton, Georgia, Rt
4 Box 25.

Purple plum sprouts, 5c.
May cherry 10c each; 1 yr. junipers

_ 0c each; evergreens 10c each. 3 yr
_ @5e; larger everbearing strawberr:

40c per 100, and red raspberry plant:
20c doz. Will exch. berry, plum or
eherry for white and pink cannas, or
giadiolis. Alice Stokes, Jasper, Geor-
gin, Route $. =.

Spruce, white pines, Mountain lau-

els and holly bushes, 20c each; red

and white dogwood; lilac, crabappler

and Japanese persimmons, 15 each;
Mountain Ferns,

Jonquils, 15 doz.;
10 each: Jan iris, 'O5e doz. Mrs. Luey
Wilson, Morganton, Ga.

Early May black .cherry, Be each:

or $10 per 50; watermelon color crepe
myrtle, 25 each or $20 per 100;
dwarf and tree boxwood, uniform size

$10 per 100; lueretia dewberry, $1.50
per 100, $10 per M; Cherokee roses
_ tor hedging, $3 per 100, $20 M.; wild

Magnolias, 25c each or $20 per 100.

J. C. Hipp, Hogansville, Ga.

225 boxwood plants. Well rooted

_ rom cuttings, $15; lucretia blackber-
ry piants, $1 per 100.
' Rodgers, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Mrs: J. E.

- Boxwood plants: 10 year old, $1 ea

er $10 doz., 5 year old, 50c each, $4

doz., 2 and 3 yr. old 25 each, $2 doz.
Miss Maud Hamby, Greenville, Geor-
gia, Route 8.

106 2-yr. old seedling peach trees,

hor 5 feet high, 20 each. or 25 trees
- for $4.75. Add postage. Mrs. Howard
_ Brock, Fairburn, Ga. Route 4.

~~ 4,000, 4 yr. old State

Large Crepe Myrtle bush, 50c each
sr 3 for $1.25; 2 year Black Walnut
okra
weed 35c pt. O. J. Power, 702 Hill
St.. LaGrange, Ga.

Stuart pecan trees. Budded from
hheavy bearing trees, hardy stock. 4

be 5 ft., 60c, 5 to 6 ft., 75c; 2 year old
Goneord grape vines, 15c each, 2 yr.



Niagares, 12 1-2c each. G. A. Ander-

gen, Wilfiamson, Ga.

Mountain laurel, ivy, rhododendron

hemlock, spruce and white pine, 18 to
(RB inches, $5c each, or $1.50 dozen,

$12 te 8 1-2 ft. B0c each. or $2.50

tpaid. Walter Huonientt, oe

pecans.

| sale. F. C. Drexal,

each: |



- oo i Gi niece. Monticellc.
Georgia.

Stuart and Schley -pecan tree. .
County Agent;
Buena Vista, Georgia.

Best budded pecan trees, direct
from grower at closest prices. Alsc
other fruit trees and ornamental
shrubs. State inspected. ia. /Girar-
deau, McRae, Georgia.

Will exch. pecan trees for Regis-
tered Jersey male or heifer not over
1 yr. old, hogs, rye, oats, peanuts or

| shell corn. C. W. Greer, Albany, Ga.
Kudzu, 1 to 5 yr. old, rooted, $5
M. FOB; Umbrella China trees, 3 ft.

sh each; currant sprouts, $1 dozen.
. G. Sanders, Dewey ele Georgia,

| oe 2.

About 5 M. Elberta peach trees:
Budded stock, 1 yr. old, 2 to 8 ft.
igh. State inspected. Prices reason-
uble. J. T. and B. H. oe Shiloh
Georgia,

Chardies roses, $1 doz.; holly
yushes; red and white dogwood; whitc
nd black pines; azaleas and moun-

uin laurels, 15 each; trailing arbu.
is 25 doz.; ball willow, 20c each:

odars, 50 each; mountain ferns, 10
ach; plum and persimmon trees, 15c
ach, C. L. and Miss Bessie Chastain

forganton, Georgia.

Unrooted, flat cedar, just broker
som tree, 50c per 15. Miss Clara Mac
riest, Gainesville, Ga, Rt. 4.

Cedar, poplar, water: oak, mimos?
ogwood, red bud, maple, sumac.
lack walnuts, bush honeysuckle.
-raybeard, trees, 25c each. Add post-
ge. R. R. Driskell, Juliette, Ga.

Black June cherry sprouts, 2 for
Se; 2 yr. old, black walnut sprouts,
%5e each, or 6 for $1; white and yel-
ow August peach, 8 for $1; sage
jlants, 6 for 25c; himalaya berry
nlants, 50c per 100. All well rooted
and del. Mrs. Joe Craft, Hartwell,
Georgia, Route 3 hae

White scuppernong vines; ever-
bearing figs, large kind, both 25c
each, or 8 for 50c, or exch. for sugar
crowders, white mush, or English
peas, or onion sets. Milton ees

Broxton, Georgia.

4 fine, well rooted grape vines;
snowball bushes, pink crepe myrtle,
sage, purple lilac. Will exch. for root-
ad monthly roses, hydrangea, dahlias,
hubarb, pear sprouts, or sugar crow-
ler peas. Mrs. H. J. Wheeler, Ball
Ground, Georgia, Route 38. E
Black walnut trees, land 2 years
Id, 15 each, or $1.50 per doz. Mrs.
G. B. McCrary, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 1.

Extra large, ornamental lemon
Searing tree, 8 to 10 ft., $25; smaller
size $15; year old $1.25 delivered;
hoxwoods, $2.50 per 100; golden bells
75c each. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adairs-

ville, Ga.
inspected |
Schley and Stuart nut trees. Sell or
exch. L. H. Holt, Sandersville, Ga.

Red Goose and Blue Damaon plums,
well rooted, 25c ea. Ask for lot
orices. A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga.
RED.

30,000. Sthart budded paper shell
pecan trees, any height up to 16 ft.
Knock-down prices. Ss oN, Snap:
Commerce, Ga.

Holly, Misletoe, and other over:
ereens for Christmas decorations.
Mrs. U. Barrow, Register, Ga.

All leading varieties of apple,
peach trees, 1 and 2 yr., old, 25 and
15 ea; Cherry, 50c; Pecans, 75c
and $1.25; Concord and Malaga
grape vines 10c ea; Strawberry
vlants, per 100, Everbearing, 75e;

Klondyke and Missionary 50c, $3.50)
M. Government inspected and true| _
eland, |



to name. rs. Lee Head, Clev



: _ MARKET RULERTIN





: ae fine Holly for ne frau: Holly
hn boxes for decorations. Write for
prices. Mrs. Kate Barron, _Clarks-
ville, Ga. Rt. 3. ae

. Black Walwitee Turkey Pipe: os
Srepe Myrtle; Cape Jasmine. Well
rooted, good size plants. 1 of each
$1.30; Large white Iris Lilies; Poly-
suohus Narcissus, 50c doz., postpaid.
Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner, Ga. Rt. 1.

State inspected, ~pudded pecan
rees. Stuarts, Schley, frotcher, Van-

Jmon, Money-maker, varieties, 2 to:

or exch., for
Shell-

8 ft., 25 to 8be ea.
Sanat value. J. E. Johnson,
man, Ga. Ril.

Huckleberry 10c ea. or $1 per;

doz., $5 per 100; May Cherry 15c ea.
$1 doz; large red June plums, 25c
2ach; Pink Azaleas, $1.50 doz; 1
ee Dogwood, 13 yrs. old, $5;
Gladioli, medium size bulbs, 25 doz.
yr $1.50 per 100; Laurel, 25c ea.,
uadies Slipper, yellow blooms, 40c
a., or $3 doz. Irvin Roberts, Talla-
joosa, Ga. Rt. 3.

_ Fruit trees: Kinard Choice, Ark
lack, Rome Beauty, Yates, Delicious

-3taymons and other varieties of ap-

yle trees, 12 1-2c ea. Heavy rooted.
t and 5 ft., high. del. Government
nspected. T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga.

Huckleberry 10c ea., or $1 per doz.,

/355 per 100; May. Cherry 15c each, $1

loz; large red June plums, 25c each;
yink Azaleas, $1.50 doz; 1 Dwarf
Dogwood, 13 yrs., old, $5; Gladioli,
medium size bulbs, 25e doz., or $1.50
ver 100; Laurel, 25c ea.; Ladies
Slipper, yellow blooms, 40c each or
$3 -doz. Irvin Roberts, Tallapoosa,
Ga. Rt. 3. :

Schley and Stuart pecan trees, a

to 5 ft., 65 each. W. T. Gilbert,
Vienna, Ga.

Flowering Locust: Crepe Myrtle;
Brown Turkey Figs. Good, stout,
straight sprouts, 20c ea. J. M. Hart,

| College Park, Ga.

4 Boxwoods, 4 ft., 26 yrs., old,
$30 ea., del., or $25 ea., FOB, Mrs.
R. V. Newsome, Washington, Ga.
Rt be Box ot ;

White English

seedling peach

| trees, 1 and 2 yrs., old. Well rooted,
.10c ea., or exch., for dried peaches,

or for either dried or eating apples.
W. A. Gordon, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 5.

Large yellow scuppernongs, cut-
tings with roots, 3 for $1 del. Cash.

Jd. M. Garner, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 8.

100 Old Fashioned Peach trees, 2
yrs., old. Strong and well: rooted,
$6.50 for lot del. J. W. Walker, Al-
pharetta, Ga. Rt. 3.

State inspected Pecan trees old

quality. Height and prices range from

2 to 8 ft., and 35 to 90c. In 100 lots
and over 5 per cent discount. All

prices FOB Whigham. J. T. Ponder,

Whigham, Ga.

State inspected, true to name
apple and peach trees. All leading
varieties. 1 yr., size, ranging in size
from 2 to 5 ft,, and from 12 1-2c to
20c each.; Pear trees, Keiffer and
Early Harvest, 50 each; Concord,
Niagara, and Delaware Red Grape
vines; Klondyke, Progressiv Ever-

bearing strawberry plants, 50c and|

$1 per 100, W. H. Alexander, Leaf,
Ga.

Heavily rooted Dwarf Dogwood
plants, $1 doz., del; Magnolia Glau-

cia trees, 50c ea., or 3 for $1; Pink

and purple Grcne Myrtle, 25c, or 5
for $1; Cape Jasmine and _ purple
Lilac, 30 ea. Mrs. C. Mm eas
Greenville, Ga.

Yates, Terry, Stayman, Delicidus,
Wilson Red June, apple; t



E. Rhodes, Nicholson, Ga.

ry,

Pine bushes, any quantity.

wood, Ga. Rt. 1.

15 for $1 FOB. Cash. Old Time Pe



_Thursday, December 8, 1



State inspected: and true to name. 2












Several thousand budded, Stuart,
Schley and Success pecan
Government. inspected, Writ 4
pres: J. J. ae Mitchell, ae i



X-mas Holly, Misletoe, Cedar and
Write
for prices. Mrs. D. G. Stew rt,
Clarksville, Ga. Rt. 3. i

Prickley Mock Orange ge
plants, -well rooted, $1 per 100 de
Dewberry plants, 50 per 100. Mrs
J. R. Hillis, Millhaven, Ga, Rt. Es

Apple and Peach trees a special ;
Place your order now for Fall a
Spring del. C. N. Fitts, Dahlo ega.
Ga.

Rooted Privet ae nee
white fragrant blooms, $5 for |
plants; Himalaya Blackberry. bush
15 ea. Mrs. Josephine Spear, Mit
ell, Ga.

Government inspected budd d Pe-
ean trees. Schley, Stuart, Teche and
Pabstt varieties, for sale o
exch., for anything can use.
Garrett, Putney, Ga. | Se

Well rooted trees: Crabapple 20
each; Umbrella China, $1 per
Blazing Star, 10 pk; Dbl., Red Cai
nas, 20c ea. Mrs. J. F. Tillmon,



























































Well rooted
sprouts, 25 ea., or 3 for 50c;
variety of paper shell pecan sp




Pwiadiece: Mee ve E. McCook, M 7

Intyre, Ga. Rt. 2.

200 Boxwood plants, heavily
ed, $15 del; Magnolia Glauci:
Crepe Myrile trees, 2 for 50c.
Robinson, Greenville, Ga. =

55 Ibs., of small seedling Pee:
12 1-2c lb., FOB Crawfordvill
sold all of larv seedlings. Mis
Chapman, Crawfordville, Ga.

2 doz. Cherry sprouts, Ear
Richdmon variety, seedlings. 2
ft. Well rooted, 4 for $1 or lot
$4.50. J. B. Gentry, Buchanan

Well rooted Boxwood plants, 6
10 in. high., $1 per doz. Mrs. M
Morris, Douglasville, Ga.

New Alamo Grape. Early anc :
licious. 50c ea., cutting, or cut rices
on large lots. Cleon Brown, Alam
Ga. Rt. 4.
_ Forest trees, 3 to 8 ft, for 107
ers. Tulip Poplar; Red bloom M
Water and white Oak; Cedar; Bl
Walnut; Seedling Pecans, 25c ea.




























































seedlings, Elberta and Mogul mi
2 to 4 yrs., and. 2 to 4 ft. Ho
June or July apple; Blue Curra
sweet and sour Pomegranite;
and Red Goose plum; large whi
Scuppernong; Concord Grapes.
10c ea. $1 doz; 50 Everbearing str
berry and 1-2 doz., Himalaya and
trees, $5 FOB Oxford: Guara
good roots. Mrs. R. Allgood, Oxf
Ga.

Dwarf Evergreen Boxwood
rooted, $1 ea. Miss Ellie Blec
Adairsville, Ga. Rt.'38..0
Choice-pecan trees of the
varieties. Ready for transp
and were grafted in July, 192
dy for shipment Dee., 10th and I
Any number less than 6, 15e ea.
and above to 20 50c ea., and 2
more, 50c ea. with charees p
Sunny Slope Farm, Warrenton,

Hickory and Oak Hydrange:
doz; Armor River and Cali:
Privet oe to - vee










Time Wh: ae English and ee
sweet August peach trees, 15
abe 15 doz; oe kinds of |

e ies. 25e
c bog Gsteli oe

| oes Miss bade.
sonville, Ga. Rt. 1.
eral thousand, State inspected
Stuart, Money-maker, and

S : :
10 ft. Special price. C. E. earest
Ashburn, Gees >

: / young ave Pear
Well rooted, 25e each. R. D.
Winston, Ga,

ihes: White So
well rooted, le ea., or $1.50
jel; Evergreen Hedge cuttings,
r M., or 40 per 100; Soe

y large and old diet tree,
Bore last yr. Make offer. Want
a ond and Keifer pear trees,

Iberta Heel Mio 2 or 8 yrs.
Mr 3.'A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga.
oe little. cedar bushes,

tae strawberry plants, 35c
ogo 800 for SiS Exch., any of

a ea., Se $1 doz; Strawberry
a Rariy, 40 doz; ady Thomp-
a Qe doz., Sivarbeadng 35 per
0, $3 M., Himalaya blackberry, 25
. White English peach trees, 5c

r 100, $1. 85 M., rooted hedge

ants, 15 per 100. Mrs. G. Conner,
ain sville, Ga. Rt. 7.

rge, juicy black Sweet Rasberry

25c per 100, $2 M; - Privet |

dge cuttings, not rooted. $3 per

Mrs. J. B. planigan, Lincolnton,

t: A. Box 4. :
g Goose plum and Sweet Pome:

Postpaid; Golden Bells, well rooted,
5e ea., or 5 for $1, postpaid. Mrs.

oy C. Landrum, Stapleton, Ga.
ice, budded State inspected pe-
a 2 to 6 ft., Reasonable
Will exch., for field peas or

n. . Eanes M. Kennedy, Collins, |

_ Prices on Hicks everbearing
Weston pees,

Ro ver,

D. + bull.
ite, sprouts 25c each, 5 for $1 .

;; ple and quote price. -
, | Barnesville, Ga, Rt. 2.

Want 500 Ibs. of 1927 crop. ose:
Ing Pecans. Send samples and name

C. G. Qliver,

;| prices. Smith Bros. Concord, Ga.

Want 20 or 30 Lombardy Poplars;
4 or 5 Silver Maples; ~ Evergreen
Shrubbery for yard. Wr.te best
prices and give good descriptions. H.
W. Mauldin, Atlanta, Ga. 234 Ros-
ser St SW.

Want prices on. Grape vines, peach

and pecans and other fruit trees. H.

u. Clark, Clearwater, b. Cy

Peach trees: Mayflower, Early
Rose, Carman, Chinese, Cling, Ga.
elle, Hiley Belle, Elebrta, White
nee d Stinsons Oct. 20c ea.
del; Plum, apple and other trees at
oar prices. PB. Ww. White,
Ga,

CATTLE FOR SALE
Milch cows for sale or exch. for
beef cattle, Her: ese Guyton,

1 Ga. ~

Offer 19 head of beef. ek mostly }
| heifers. C. R. and 0. S. Duggan, |

et Ga.

Offer cows. T. J. Bailey, Care The
| Bailey Farm, Milner, Ga.
Offer 1 cow, not young, but a raed
one, Will freshen within 80 days. $35
.|Miss Ella Everett, Preston, Ga.
Offer 1 Jersey male ealf.
trom heavy milker and imported
blood. Mrs. Frank Bullard, grag
Ga.
Offer 1 fresh milch cow.
Conine, Ellenwood, Ga. |
Offer 1 thoroughbred bull, 1 yr.
old, $35 , from high producing stock.
_|J. C. Bazeman, Jr.,
Offer 2 Jersey bulls, sired by
Noble of Waverly Farm, 179555.
Dams; Lasifoso Dia 458726 and Noble
Clara Belle, 495558, 2 and 2 1-2 yrs.
Ready for service. $75 ea. Woodmere
Farms, Chamblee, Ga.
Offer 1 good milch cow,

J. W.

almost

and good qualities every way. Will
sell or exch. for good: little gentle |
cow, fresh-in or soon to freshen. Mrs.
Ll. Thaxton, Athens, mee os Nellie

TR. Ave.

Offer 3 heifers, a. 2 to ie mos.
old. Fine cond. $12 for the lot. E. J.
Hart, College Park, Ga.

Offer 1 Reg. Jersey bull, tom
accredited herd, 2 yr. olds: $250.
Clarence Beanblossom, ees Ga. Rt.
6.

Jersey bull, from Oxfords Pretty
Dollie;?? Grandsire, Jolly Oxfords
Yll Do. Large to his age, $35 FOB.
ee R. A. aay Sauer,
Ga. ce

- Offer 1 8 3 mos, old Jorey bull, Gray
color. From 4 1-2 gal. cow and reg.
$40 FOB here. N. D. Morris,
Wrightsville, Ga...

Reg. Jersey bull calves, from 1 to

16 mos. old. Sired by son of the famous

imported Combination Premier.
Value from $35 to $50. Will exch. for
seed oats, rye or new Ga. Cane syrup.
Ss. G. McNeil, Arlington, Ga.

Offer 8 head of good milk
$475 for lot. N. A. MeGibony; Greens-
Soro, Ga.

Offer 1 Reg. uasnace bull, 2 yrs.

se

wes

or cow. H. L. Veai, Deepstep, Ga.
Offer Reg... bull calf, from heavy
niilker. * a papers. Mr WwW



Want alae Beane: Send sam-

Goggins,

Reg.

Odessadale, Ga.

| 90c per bu.

dry. Will freshen about the last of}
| Feb, Gives 4 gal. milk and -1 1-2 lbs.
_| butter per day when fresh. Gentle

old. Will exch. for Reg. Jersey heif-|

HORSES AND MULES
For Sale and Wanted -
Offer good mule, with accessories.

Gas Riss.
_ Offer 1 mule, good cond., wt. 1200,

Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.

Offer3 good, 1000 Ib. work noe
Sound and in good shape. Cheap for
cash. W. B. Freeman, Oakman, Ga.

Offer 1 mule, 9 yrs. old. Wt. 1,000
Ibs. Good cond. Work anywhere. $1.50

ers. Mrs. D. E. Evans, Washington,
Ga. Ri, 6G. ;

Want to exch, 1 team of mules, wt.
about 1100 ibs. ea. Work anywhere,
for milch cow or heifers of equal val-
ue. J. R. Birk, Madison, Ga. Rt. 2.

Offer 1 good mule. T. J. Bailey,

_ | Care Bailey Farm, Milner, Ga.

Want 2 good mules; 2 horsewagon
and other farm implements. Will
exch. something of equal value for
same. Oak Range Rouliry: ie Ma-
rietta, Ga. Rt. 3. gag

: GRAIN FOR SALE |
Fulghum oats $1 bu; White Vel-
vet okra seed 15 lb. J. W. _Conine,

| Ellenwood, Ga. A
Texas Rust Proof seed oats, Sent

and heavy.
pest, $1 bu.
Ga., Rte i,

100 bu. sound, clean, pure Bancroft
seed oats 80c bu; choice oat and
wheat straw, $12 and $11 ton: nicely
cured peavine and peanut hay, $22
and $19 per ton. Riley C. Couch,
Turin, Ga.

1 ton of Laredo Soy Bean hay,
eured without rain and baled. Make
best offer. P. E. oo Athens,
PGA; kt. 2. =

Seed rye, 10 bu. or more lots,
$2.35; less, $2.40. In 2 bu. bags;
Fulghum and Texas Rust Proof oats,
$1 and 90c FOB Savannah. No less
than 5 bu. sold. Wz. H. Waddelle,
Pearson, Ga. >

Offer 600 ba Bencrot need oats,
EK. Rich, Bainbridge,

Free from disease and
E. L, Todd, Valdosta,

Ga.
Good picibanad Ga. tall seed rye,

ton, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

oe HAND MACHINERY |

FOR SALE - ;
: 1 Sullivan and Towson tractor dise
plow, cheap, or exchange for farm

produce or cows, hogs, ete.
Power, LaGrange, Ga., 702 Hill St.
_l New McKay dbl. dise tractor
plow.. Never been used, $35; Fair-
banks engine 8 H P, $35; L1-H:, GC:
grain and guano drill, plants T2 rows.
Good as new. $65. This equipment

Ga., Dixie Highway, No. 7, Macon
Road. All FOB this point. T. J.
Bailey, Columbus, Ga. Phone 2683.

plow and harrow. Mrs. D. B. Mur-
| phy, Kensington, Ga., Rt. 1.

1 Iron Spring tooth harrow, $5; 1
Knocker guano distributor $45)
Giant cotton planter $4. All in pood
cond:tion,
pigs, in good condition, at reasona-
prices. Will pay. freight one way.

. C. Moon, Carlton, Ga., Rt. 2. =
e ee Favorite grain drill, 9
row. Nearly new. Sell or exchange

for Hi. PB: hay baler CoA; Wells,
care Ga. Tech, Atlanta, Ga.

Will sell 1 Golden cane mill, with

cows, exception of large roller, or will pay

reasonable price to other party for
large roller for this mill.
iel, Thomaston, Ga., Rt. 1.

1 Beasley Cwieacor: sauiblate
Extra frames, plows and harrow com-
bined. Used only 10 davs. Sell for
$25 or exchange for 20 young hens
ae any won. breed, large hieken



$45. for lot. M. H Tarpley, Canton, |
| $85;

age 14 yrs. $100. Mrs. J. B. Tet

or exch. for good Jersey cow or heif- |



$1.60 per bu. FOB. --W. E. Hamp-
eal

: boil-proof- thread, 50e
Ga ds

lavender and tulip,



to be found just outside of Griffin, |

els.

dred apples, quilt tops, tettinge and
1 Emerson, Brantingham tractor i "Hal

Will exchange same for}

-E. R. Dans

= nd



gines, aia ae ee pa

Write, . Fi. Py Davis, eee Gay
112 Forest Ave.. +

B. F. Avery gas engine, @ a Pp.

Jot: Leveretie, Parrott, Ga., nt. 1,

Tom Houswa Livery peanut
sheiler, $16; Avery. corn dropper ot. z

New Racine thrash, wil hu 1 yoliet

beens, thrash smali grain, shuck and
shell corn; disc harrow and gr-st mill,

Neison Kea, Adrian, | Ga.

New combination, John Deere cot-

ton planter for sale cheap. MM,

ees
farp.ey, Canton, -Ga.

1-2 horse plow, 1 Junior 3 sweep 4
harrow, 1 spring tooth harrow, 1 iron

veam single pow, 1 torch holds 1 gal. |

zas, 1 set tomato canning tools. Sev-

eral other farm tools, maxe oiier for
J. F. Carter, Dewey

mat you want. ;
Rose, Ga. .

1. Stover 6-H. P. ker. engine; good

-cond.tion, $100 or exchange for goou

mare not over 7 or 8 years old. Must

have good qualities and work any,
Mrs.

where, or young Jersey cow.

| u. B. ee: Ga.

WOMAN? > DEPARTMENT
: Needlework
op bine and crocheting of all kinds
on halves. - Parties furnish
and saninica: or write for samples.
Da. sy Spence, Ba!l Ground, Ga. Dee
2 nice, large quilt. tops, out ef

good, new cloth, $1.25 each. Mrs.
8. M. Duffey, Bowdon, Ga, RES

thread 5

Tufted bedspreads, choice designs,
$5 each, oF will stamp and tuft for.

$1 each, other party to furnish ma-_

terial and pay postage, | Will: stamp

ready for tufting and give nstrue-_

tions for 25 each, or 2 for 40c. Have

9 choice designs. Send stamped, ad-
dressed envelope for reply. Mrs. D.

- Hughey, Ranger, Ga., a Ay ee

4 laces quilts, $2. each. W. &.

| King, Commerce, Ga.

Hand-made linen aiershae

ladios* da nty spray in ea., 85 or 3

for $1;'mens 35
Dooling, Ga.

Tufted bedspreads and Lipson,
different sizes and prices. _ Will fur
nish cloth and stamped design, threa
and needle to work same for so
Cash. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Ada
ville, Ga., Rte 8.

each. | Box 544,

s

. 4 new quilts $4 each. ce mate. -
Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Martines, | :

Ga.

Embroider counterpanes on bale
with

or for cash; sheeting aprons
each; will ex-
change emb. des gns for infants: and
childrens clothes for small bundie |
quilt scraps. Mrs. ce Hawkins, Al
pharetta, Ga., Rt.

2 tufted ieee Mt. Beau in
in green and a
low thread. Washed and fluffed. $3.
and $4; dresser scarfs and crochet
counterpieces 91.25 and $1.50; lace |
pillow shams, suitable for door. pan-_
Will exchange for worm free

canned goods, etc. Mrs. J. M. Ha

Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 5,

AL Rat ask bed tee set in rose.
and green. 2 pairs curtains to match
unbleached mater al $10: 2 tufted
bedspreads, fern leaf and daisy de-
sign in orange and green, and white
breached, $5 and $8. Mrs G._ R.
Green, Cumming, Ga, Bt. 3 =

Quilted cushions, sizes up 0: 18x
inch, complete. Mater al furnishe
50c; tops, 30; material mot furn shed
$1. State size and shape and write
for list of material needed; Italia
ceut-work: Wi'd rose, blue bell dai Sy,
cherry, water lily, orangs blosso
card table covers. Prices aceording
to size. Mrs. C. H. Cofer, Louisville
Ga., RED 5

Tufted bedspreads on Gehiach
sheeting. All colors in beautiful d
signs. J furnish material, $5 each
All ik of fancy. vatterns Z

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Te

t,
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PAGE POURTEEN

: SYRUP FOR SALE
Georgia Cane syrup in 10 lb. cans,
six to case, $5.10. Miss Addie Wad-
_ delle, Pearson, Ga,

The best A-1 Georgia cane syrup, |

any size can except pts., in cases of
oe 1-gal. cans $4.50 per case; cases of
2 half gal. cans
ke Jere
Ga.
Pure A-1 Georgia cane syrup, gal.
eans 75e; 1-2 gal. eans 40c. Orders
filled promptly. Cash... W. U. J.
Draughon, Whigham, Ga.

Sugar cane syrup in ] gal. cans. E.
D. Lawhorn, Summer, Ga., Rt. 2.

Good grade new sugar cane syrup,
im new 85-gal. cypress bbls., $17 per
bbl. FOB here.
wici, Ga:, Route B.

Cane syrup, 10 lbs. $3.75 per case
of 6 cans to case; 5 lbs. $4 per case
of 12 cans to case. Guaranteed A-1
grade, G. C. Connell, Whigham, Ga.

New Georgia Cane Ribbon syrup
$4.50 per case of 6 10-lb. cans; $4.75 |
per case of 12 5-lb.-cans FOB Meigs,
Thos. Davis, Meigs, Ga.

2,000 gal. Ga. cane syrup in 1-gal.
- cans and 35-g'al. bbls., steamed cooked -
W. P. Calhoun, Uvalda, Ga.-

2500 gals. Ga. cane syrup, steam
cooked. Put up in gal. cons, and 35-
gl. bbls. Write for. prices.. J. L.

Kennedy, Uvalda, Ga.

Pure Ga. cane syrup in No. 5 Ib.
eans, 40c each. H. A. a Haw-
kinsville, Georgia.

400 10-lb. cans. No. 1 new syrup, 70c
per can. Satisfaction guaranteed. J.
_G. Turner, Lenox, Georgia, Rt 2.

Pure Georgia Cane syrup in 10 lb.
cans, 70 per can. J. N. McLeod, Rin-

con, Georgia.

Pure Georgia Cane syrup in 1 gal.
ans, 7d5c. per gal. D. F. Minchew,
Douglas, Georgia.

New Georgia Cane syrup in gal.

Ponder, Whigham,

cans, 90c gal. FOB Perry. George C.}

: Nunn, Perry, Georgia.

i Offer Georgia Cane syrup for sale.

_E. L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga.

6 bbls. 1926 Georgia Cane syrup,
Ym new Cypress bbls., 35 gals. each.
Sell cheap: Make offer KL. Todd,
Valdosta, Georgia.

Pure Ga. Sugar Cane syrup $3.90
per case, 6.10-lb. cans to case.
Ratliff, Blackshear, Ga...

120 Ibs. fresh pure Ga. sugar cane
syrup in 10 lb. cans. Write for pri-
css, M. R. Lockhart, Louisville, Ga.,
Rt. 5, Box 54.

New Sugar Cane syrup in 10 1b.
cans, bright and thick for table use,
54.75 per case of 6 cans. L. B. Scog-
gins, Omega, Ga.

1927 crop Ga. cane syrup in new
_ cypress bbls., at $17.50 per bbl., FOB
Ludowici. R. L. Baxter, Tudowes. Ga.

Fine North Ga. improved orange
cane syrup in new gal. buckets, $1.0U
Sper gal, TOR. here. Ja: Fy Lewis,
A Adairsville, Ga., Rt, 3.

25 gallons good new cane syrup in
new 10 lb. buckets 65c gallon, FOB
Milan, Ga., P. M. Spires, Milan, Ga.

New Goeoham syrup. in 1 gallon}

bicker %5e gallon. C. E. Andrews,
Greensboro, Ga., Rt. 2.

Good Ga. cane syrup, pure goods,
5 gal. bbls. at $18 per bbl. FOB
my shipping point. E. A. Maxwell,
Calvary, Ga.

_ New crop Ga. ribbon cane syrup in.
10 Ib. cans for sale or will exchange
_ongsced oats. G, T. eae Aas

a Re ee
fade Ga. cane syrup, 35 gal.

$4.75 per case FOB}

ship, 60c can.

D. S. Rarker, Ludo- |

old. References

ye



MARKET BULLETIN

Lee Patrick, Quitman,

with order.
Ga.
400 gallons new 1927 Ga. cane syr-
up in gal. tin cans $1 per
Sample sent upon request. Guaran-
teed. W. M. Moncrief, Roberta, Ga.
Good, new sorghum syrup in 10 lb.
buckets 85e per bucket, FOB Lavonia,
Ga. Mrs. W. H, Walters, Lavonia,
Ga., Route 3
17 gals. Ribbon Cane syrup, $1 per.
gal. . L Bradford, Woolsey, Ga.
1927 Ga. Ribbon cane syrup in 10
lb. tin cans, 50c, in crates ready to
M. Cook, Milan, Ga.
Strictly A-1 pure Georgia cane syr-
up in 1 gal. cans, six to the case, $4
per case, FOB Whigham, Ga. E. P.
Trylock, Whigham, Ga.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Porto Rican sweet potatoes, selec-
ted and graded for table use. Packed
in. peck erates $1 per crate. M. W.
Dodson, Omega, Ga. ,.

Sweet potatoes 75 per bu.
Wilder, Manor, Ga, Rt. 1.

40 bu. Big Stem Jersey seed pota-
toes. Vine grown, $1 per bu., FOB
Lyons. J. R. Webber, Elza, Ga.





WANT TO RENT FARMS

Want a small 1-horse farm in So.
Ga., close to town. Prefer one where
tobacco is not wanted, Man to furn-
ish stock, Would consider truck or
poultry farm with right party, also
day or monthly labor at right price.
John B. Higgins, Surrency, Ga.

Want good 2-horse farm, near
school and church. Must be close to
good town. Would prefer poultry, hog
raising and dairy. Have plenty of
force, 4 boys, from, 13 to 20. yrs.,
furnished. J. A.
Bryant, Pendergrass, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want near good town or. city,
schools and church, a dairy, hog and
poultry farm proposition. Must have
good house with 7 rooms or more.
No run-down wanted. G. P. C. Colvin,
Thomson Ga, Rt. 4. McDuffie county.

Want farm of 50 acres or more,
near small town, fairly good improve-
ments and with privilege of buying.
Want to rent for several years if
rent reasonable. Standing rent. P.
O. Box 2065. Atlanta, Ga.

Want small 2-horse farm about
40 acres on 50-50 basis. Must. furn-
ish 1 yr., and be good land and house,

near to highway or town. Eb Hicks,

Dupont, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 24.

Want good 2-horse farm with chick-7
ens, hogs, etc., on 50-50 basis. Own-
er to furnish supplies and money for
1 or 2 cows. life-time experience.
J. L. Cochran,, Atlanta, Ga. No. qd,
Finley St.

Want to locate in So. Ga., near}
good grade school and church. Want
live stock in connection with farm-
ing. Good references. Thos. L. Har-
ris, Buchanan, Ga.

Want good farm on 50-50 basis.
Can cultivate 3 or 4 horse crop.
Prefer near Atlanta. Would con-
sider overseeing large farm in Mid-

/ dle, or So. Ga. Have family. 25 yrs.

experience in truck farming. J. H.
Smith, Stone Mountain, Ga., Rt. 1. |

Want 2 or 3-horse farm on 50-50
basis: Li. ay Johnson, 441 Jonesboro
Road, Atlanta, Ga.

FARM HELP WANTED,

Want reliable man to grow 10
acres of tobacco, and raise hogs,
feed, cattle and dairy. E. R. Garrett,

Sumner, Ga,

. Want man to cultivate 2-horse
crop on halves. Good land, near
church and school. Also good wage
hand. Single man preferred. W. B.

Sutton, Adairsville, Ga.

Want young man, 18 to 25 yrs.,

of age, to live as one of family and
do general farm work for 1928,

J:
B seen, Ee Ga. Rt. 1

gallon. }

oS

ES



some caupplies. Mush be good worker
and reliable. Will plant some tobac-
co. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga.

Want man with help enough to
run i-horse crop. Prefer one who
can furnish self and stock, Have good
mule and l-horse wagon, ete. Mrs.
J. M. Tennent, Stonewall, Ga.

Want 6 2-horse farmers or more;
to work on shares for 1928. Good
land, water, stock and houses. C. J.
Phillips, Soperton, Ga. se

Want settled, white woman of
good character to live as one of fam-
ily and do house work for middle
aged couple on farm. No children.
Mrs. W. J. H. Ayers, Homer, Ga.

Want several wage hands, white
or colored, and several families for
two and three horse. Shit crops on
farms at Piedmont, Ga. I. C. Collier,
Barnesville, Ga.
~ Want man and a to work on
poultry farm. Man to do the general
work and woman to trap nests. Re-
nouf Poultry Farm, Lithonia, Ga.

Want dairyman to take charge of
100 cow dairy on contract. Experi-
enced only need apply. Ridgway
Dairy, Savannah, Ga. 412 Whitaker,
St.

Want man to run a 2-horse crop
on 50-50 basis. J. H. Pilgrim, Powder
Springs, Ga.

Want dairy and farm hand for
1928 at $25 per month. House and
wood furnished. Married man pre-|
ferred. Dont write but come see me
if interested. Fred L. a Buck-
head, Ga,

Want 12 to 14 yr. old white,
who wants permanent home, and to
do general farm work, Live as one
of the family.. Will give good educa-
tion and good showing. Come at
once. R. D. Giles, Winston, Ga. Rt. 1.



POSITIONS WANTED

Want place on farm in So. Ga. at}

$1 per day and board and laundry,
until Christmas. Will work 6 or 8
mos., in 1928 for $26 per mo., board,
laundry, and mending. Solid time by
the day and month for 1927 and 1928.
J. M. Smith, Kite, Ga. care General
Delivery.

Want position as farm overseer or
Mer. Have had large experience, and
can handle labor. General farming,
trucking, tobacco, live stock, poultry
etc. Will consider any reasonable
proposition. G. A. Dickay, Tampa
Shores, Fla.

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
pee family. T. N. Bunn, Lovejoy,
1a

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, Gae Rt. 31.

Want place working on poultry
farm for 1928. Fred F. Phillips, Roys-
ton, Ga. Rt. 1. :

Want position as manager of farm,
or other work. Poultry, cows, and
hogs. Work for salary or 50-50 basis.
State what you have and aglery, paid.
South Georgia preferred. 8. G. Rog-
ers, Daisy Ga. oe

farm by month, or on halves. Will
-eccept. mill work. W. J. Meredith,
Ward, Fla.

Want position to run 2-horse crop,
or similar work. Could start at once.
M. J. McLeod, Milan, Ga. Rt. 1.

BUTTER AND EGGS WANTED

Want quality eggs, the year round.
From grower only. References furn-
ished. S. E. Echols, Orlando, ee
Box 3703, Station A.

Want eggs from pure bred stock
for hatching. State price per 100 del.



variety and quantity can furnish each | |

Man and grown son desire work on



Phuraday, December 8, 192
SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR
SALE

1-3 1-2 h. p. Witte gas engine used
only 2 rie athe $75 or exch. for 100
bu. corn; 1-3 h. p. Hercules gas en-
gine used 3 yrs. but runs good $40
or exch. for 60 bu. ear corn, a
lee, Rt.

1d Ao ee 10 hep, gas engin
good condition cheap or ex
Feed cutter with crank and balance
wheel, cost $15. wiil sell for 7 = 0.
W. Wiley, Ashland, Ga. see,

1 No. 25 Hillside Plow and
man saw, both good as. new, cheap
for cash or exch. for poultry of any
kind. R. Stanley, Due, Ga. ~

3 Roller cane mill and 9 ft. cop
evaporator $25 or exch. for 25
corn; 1 good 2 horse Avery tur
$7.50 or exch. P. Howard Smit
Stone Mountain, Ga.

No. 1 Letz Grinder $4. Belt pulley
for Ford, $2. 5 gal. pump spray
$3. A. Ww. Trueman, Albany, Ga.

New Racine Thresher, will s
and shell corn, and thresh all. kinds
small grain, Nelson Kea, Adrian, G

Benthal peanut picker, for
cheap. Mrs. S. J. Griner, Nashvi i
Ga. Rt. 2. Be
1 2-70 saw Continental gin o i
serew press, with tramper, $30
Oliver, Bottom Plows for tractor
$35 ea., 3 Sullivan Towson
Tractor plows, $40 ea; 6 h. p. F
banks-Morse gas eng. $35: Willi
son stump puller comp. with ca
cost $550, sell for $225, 1 roll
inch wire cable, $50; 1 Universal 2
inch stone grist or evinding mill fe
Ford tractor or other power, |
$150, sell for $75. All in first class
condition, Fred C. Geiger, Flintsid *
Ga.

Letz Feed mills, N. 180 and 244;
1 10-h. p. McCormack Deering eng.
2 Hammermills, Miracle Ace., an
Gruendler. J. P. Harmon, 317 sa
gie Ave., East Point, Ga.

A lot of farm implements |
tools for sale. Write for vrices. J.
Carter, Dewey Rose, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 8 disc P. &O. tractor plow. E:
cellent shape. $40 cash, or exch f
pigs or corn. P. G. Walker, Ur, ae
son, Ga. .



"SECOND HAND MACHINERY
WANTED: <2"

with all parts. Must: be in good
and cheap for cash. E. H. Ell ot
Mansfield, Ga.

Want 1 hand feed chopper. | Mu
be in good cond., and ae:
Clark, Jackson, Ga. Rt.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Black Walnuts, sound and dry, $
bu. Emor Kinsey, Howell, Ga.

Good white cotton, feed, and laun
dry baskets. 40 to 75 lbs. size, fro1
75 to $1.50, according to size. 4
kinds of baskets made to order. C.
Masdon, Clem, Ga. Rt. 2,
8 grades of feed sacks. Domestik
100 lb. sacks, 12 1-2c ea. or 2 for 2
Other grades, 8 and 5c each. Add
postage. Mrs. Laurence Page, De-
catur, Ga. 204 4th Ave. . :

Hand-made handles of toug
Hickory; Axe, $2.40 per doz or
doz. for $1.25; Hammer, 10c ea., 0
90c doz. L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

Want Cottage Cheese, to be ship
ped weekly, like butter. Write quan





tity and price. Max Owhlecker, A

lanta, Ga., Box 1021. :

Want Hickory Nuts, any quantits
anywhere in Ga. Livingston =
Co., Quitman, Ga.

VEGETABLES WANTED |

Want Cushaws. Must have goo
necks. State quantity and price.
W.. Ivey, Atlanta, Ga. 137. cs n
Ave., NE. :
- Want Green cabbage, Beets,
rots and all kinds: of fresh


sday, December 8, 1927.

MARK ET B UL L eae

PAGE FIFTEEN



CAR LOTS FOR SALE AND WANTED

: DEALERS ARE URGED TO ADVISE THE MARKET BUREAU DIRECT WHEN
. IN THE MARKET FOR GEORGIA PRODUCTS



CO- OPERATIVE CARHOG

shburn, Ga., Tuesday, Dec, 13.
fcRae, Ga., Tuesday, Dec. 13.
homasville, Ga., Wednesday, Dec.

gton, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 15.
kely, Ga., Thursday, Dec. 15.
ainbridge, Ga., Friday, Dec. 16.
cRae, Ga., Tuesday, Dec. 20.

ely, Ga., Tuesday, Dee. 20,



LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS

rtiser should notify us if their

inets are sold, or if they desire
otica to be repeated.

CORN FOR SALECar Lots

Slipped Shuck Ear Corn, car lots.
Neal, Unadilla, Ga.

car shucks, $10 ton. FOB Tignall,
T. Brooks, Tignall, Ga.
everal cars of crushed corn, shuck



and cobb crushed together. R.

he Cobbtown, Ga.
n in the shuck. Emmett and
n Be euaak: DeSota, Ga.
rn in the shuck. L. L. Folsom,
Rae, Georgia.
3round, slip shuck corn, 80 bushel
elled 75 bushel; small lots sacked.
Lang, Omega, Ga,
or 2 cars in the shuck. C. B. Cul-
ipper, County Agt., Cochran, Ga.
eral cars corn. Dallas Spurlock

gfield, Ga.
everal cars new slip shuck corn.
Josey, Statesboro, Ga.
00 bushels new crop in shuck. J.
A ao County ae, _.
.
in shuck. L. L. Weiscnk Mce-
ae, Reosgik
- in shuck. West Bros., De-
a.
oe A.A. Clarke: Marshallville,
a.
eral cars. M. F. Gaddis, County
nt, Hazelhurst, Ga:
n in shuck. H. C. Kimbrough,
ey, Ga.
car. F. B. Pethoun, Blakely, Ga.
cars. Ottis Hall, Summit, Ga.
1 car. W. H. Mullis, Graham, Ga.
ute 1. :
ear. G. W. Dickenson,
eorgia. -
1 car. T. B. Perry, Damascus, Ga.
2 or 3 cars. G, L. Buren, Meigs,
eorgia.

ar. J. S. Brannen, Metter, Ga.

Hahira,

2 (cars. J. E. Pebningtos, Hazel-

_ Georgia. -
10 bu. R. L. Fountain,
ia.
ar corn; Shelled corn either bulk
bagged. Car lots or less. T. A.
A Acree, Camilla, Ga.

-Mauk,



WEET POTATOES FOR SALE

= Car Lots

4 cars Porto Rican potatoes. J. K.

ck, Cordele, Georgia.

Several cars potatoes. Make offer

OB Pearson. W. H. Waddelle, Pear-

n, Georgia. |

1 car Porto Rican sweet potatoes,
or in bags. Grade guaranteed.

ce best offer. A. H. Cooper, Pavo,

eorgia, Route 3.

Several cars Porto Rican sweet po-
; 1 car sacked. L. C. Walker,
ley, Georgia.

See bags or in bulk.
Quitman, Ga.

) Rican sweet potatoes.

4ton F. 0. B. Arlington, Ga.



Will ship in cat J. H. Thompson,
Odum, Ga.

4 cars, Porto Rican sweet potatoes.
Will ship in hampers, bags or in ae
R. T. Brice, Quitman, Ga.

Several cars Porto Rican sweet po-
tatoes. C. W. Collier, County sees

Fort Valley, Ga.

Porto Rican potatoes, 65 bu., car
lots. R. E. Bower, Sr., Dixie, Ga.

Several cars Porto Rienhe: Dallas
Spurlock, Co. Agent, Springfield, Ga.

Several cars, in bulk. Wee: Clay,
Claxton, Georgia.

1 car sacked. L. C. Walker, County
Agent, Baxley, Ga.

1 car. J. W. Stephenson,
Agent, Millen, Ga.

1 car in bulk, W. D. Hillis, County
Agent, Ashburn, Ga.

1 car. O. L. Johnson, County Agt.,

County

| Camilla, Ga.

Porto Rican potatoes is car lots.
E. L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga. 2

A few cars of Green potatoes. S.
J. Stubbs, V. P. and Mgr., of Doug-
las Oil and Fertilizer Co., Douglas,
Ga.



HAY FOR SALECar Lots

Peanutvine Hay, car lots. J. E.
Neal, Unadilla, Ga.

1 car peavine and sorghum hay;
Q-too-tan, Soy bean, $18 FOB Ap-
palachee. C. E. Nolan, Appalachee,
Ga. g =
Bermuda and peavine hay, car

lots. Make offer. R. C. Roberts,

Jefferson, Ga. -

800 bales bright, cut, cured and

baled without rain, Peavine hay $20

ton, FOB Cars here. Z. R. Hutchen-
son, Quitman, Ga. ~

Peanut Hay. Emmett -and John
Ferguson, DeSota, Ga.

5 cars of bright peanut hay. Write
for prices. J. K. Luck, Cordele, Ga.

Peavine and Soy bean, Mown pea-
nut and grass, hay. Highest grade. HE.
L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga.

1 car bright peavine hay. John L.
Mixon, Ocilla, Ga.

2 or 8 cars, good O-too-tan Soy
bean hay. L. R. Langley, County Agt.
Madison, Georgia.

b6r-3 cars peanut hay $12 ton.
J. W. Muselwhite, Reynolds, Ga.

Several cars peavine hay.
Statham, Cobb, Ga.

2 cars peanut hay $11 or ae a

S. E.

Blackwell, Edison, Ga.

Peanut, peavine and crab grass hay
$18 per ton. J. W. Lang, Omega, Ga.

Peanut vine hay $12 ton. T. A.
Acree, Milner, Ga. 4
8 cars bright corn stover hay baled

$15 per ton. Send sample bale on re-
quest. A. H. Campbell, Milner, Ga.

Several cars peanut hay. Quote
price. W. C. Hunt, Damascus, Ga.

Several cars of well cured peavine
hay. Peach Poultry Farm, Ft, Valley,
Georgia.

1 car of Mammoth yellow Soy Bean
hay, choice and full of beans, $20.00
per ton. B. E. Messer. Chatsworth.

reorgia

2 cars of bright peavine hay, 60 to
100 Ib. bales, $20 per ton. B. B. Staf-
ford, Dover, Ga.

Crab grass and pusley hay mixed
bright and nicely cured, exceptional
quality. W. R. Crites, Donaldsonville,
Georgia. Z

Peavine, crab grass, peanut vine
hay, baled separately. Dallas Spur-

lock, C. Agent, ere Ga. oh
| well baled

-2 cars Bermuda,



Lespideza and native grasses. Baled
and no rain curing. $10 ton. A. H.
Reid, Eatonton, Ga.-

1 car peanut hay. RB, H. Bland, Jr.
Cordele, Georgia.

1 car bright peavine and crab grass
hay. T. W. Register, Vienna, Ga.

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 FOR SALE

Car Lots

Velvet Beans in pod; 90-day

1 Speckled Velvet Beans, in new even

wt. bags. J. HE. Neal, Unadilla, Ga.

Several cars dry Velvet Beans in
pod. T. C. Jordan, Bartow, Ga.

2 ears, Harly Speckled Velvet
Beans in pod. Dan Shipp, Finley-
son, Ga.

Velvet Beans in pod, $18 ton;

| shelled, small lots, $1.50 bu. J. W.

Lang, Omega, Ga.

Burke County Clay Peas. FOB
oo Ga. M. 8S. Hillis, Girard,
a8.

Velvet Beans in pod,
Shelled Beans. Strictly fancy seed
stock. F. A. Bush, Richland, Ga.

Velvet Beans, speckled, sound and
dry, in pod, bulk or thrashed and
sacked for seed, car lots, $1.25 bu.,
Any quantity, $1.35 bu., $18 ton. C.
P. Daniel, Waynesboro, Ga.

A few cars of velvet Beans. AWE.
Norman, Dover, Ga.

1 car of Velvet Beans in pod; 1 car].

shelled sacked velvet beans.
Bland, Jr., Cordele, Ga.

- Velvet beans crushed. R. J. Collins,
Cobbtown, Georgia,

F. #H.

Velvet beans in pod. FOB Eastman,

Fred R. Bennett, Eastman, Ga.

Velvet beans. Make offer. WwW. W.
Lane, Rebecea, Ga.

Velvet beans in pod, mixed or sep-
arate. W. E. Human, Sylvania, Ga.

Velvet beans. T. A. ABTS: Camilla,
Georgia.

1 car velvet beans. O. JL
County Agent, Camilla, Ga.

90-day velvet beans in pod. EL.
Fountain, Mauk, Ga.

Velvet beans. Car lots.
som, McRae, Georgia.

Velvet beans. Car lots. Emmee
John Ferguson, DeSota, Ga.

1 car Velvet beans in pod. E. P.
Josey, County Agt., Statesboro, Ga.

New crop volt pears in car lots.
W. M. Shurling, Wrightsville, Ga.

Johnson.

and

Velvet beans in the hull. Car lots.

W. B. Drew, Midville, Ga.

OAT AND WHEAT STRAW
SALECar Lots

L car oat straw, baled. M.
ens, Americus, Ga.

Bright and clean sat and wheat
straw, baled. E. H. Georgia, Madison.
Georgia.

1 car mixed oat, wheat and = rye
straw, baled in separate bales. W. D
Wilbanks, Ramhurst, Ga.
1 ear of bright, clean
Make offer. E. L. Todd,
Gas Rta.

1 car bright wheat straw, baled,
$10 ton. FOB Tienall. aE Brooks,
Tignall, Ga.

Wheat and oat straw, also baled
oats in sheaf. R. C, oes Jeffer-
son, Ga.

STRAW WANTEDCar Lots
Want a few cars of good bright,

Ww. Quote price and



FOR

. Stev.

oat straw.
Valdosta,



$20 ton;|

Lod, Fok

Ww ariety. Send agile and are 7%

quantity. W. L. Fain Grain Co., At-

lanta, Ga.



PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR

SALECar Lots

No Wand No. 2 Shlied Spatish

peanut. Make offer or -write for
samples and prices.

Blakely, Ga.

- 80,000 Ibs. of my improved white
6c Ib. FOB cars,

Spanish neanuts,
Hldorendo, or 5 1-2c for lot of taken
in 10 days. Sample sent on request.
C. L. Smith, Eldorendo, Ga.

3 cars of peanuts. L. R. Lancley.

County Agent, Madison, Ga.

E. G. Brooke;

Several cars peanuts. Emmett and

John Ferguson, DeSota, Ga.

Home grown runner seed peaants, |

elean and sound $1.85 bushel in bags.
eb: Scoggins, Omega, Ga.

2 to 5 cars of peanuts. J. 1 Davis,

Rutledge, Ga.

Peanuts in car lots. 7, D. Weems,
Licella, Georgia.

White Spanish, or No. 1 Runner
seed peanuts. T. A. Boe eae
Georgia. ;



PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Car Lots
Want White Spanish neanuts, car

lots, any quantity, Donaldson Grain.

and Elevator Co., Donaldson, Ga.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Car Lots.
Cokers pedigreed Delta type Web-
ber staple- cotton seed. KE. L. Todd,
Valdosta, Ga.





CATTLE FOR SALECar Lots

1 car of dry fed steers, about 750
Ibs. average. H. A. BeOTnS, Luella,
Henry Co., Ga.
| ear of nice grade jae heifers.
Well bred calves; wt. from 350 toe 600

3 \bs., at 6c Ib. R. S. Parham, Green-

ville, Geergia.

1 small car of ihixed beef and milk
cows, 5c lb., FOB Sycamore. L. L.
Crosier, Sycamore, Ga.



HOGS FOR SALECar Lots _

Pigs in car lots.
Osterfield. A. L. Harper, Ostertioid,
Ga. :



LIVE STOCK WANTEDCar Lota
~ Want
and small steers; also car of feeder

hogs, wt. from 60 to 100 lbs. 1 Cand

J. C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga.

Want car load of Jersey and Jersey
grade heifers, also young milk Cows.
L. O. Benton, Monticello, Ga.

Want a car of high producing milk:

cows. Walter A. Seamans, Waycross,
Georgia.

Want : or 2 cars Common range
goats; 1 or 2 cars good, smooth feed-
er pigs; corn fed slaughter hogs; 1
ear each of good grade Jersey and
Hereford heifers; 2 cars range oS
cattle. L. B. Fulmer, Springfield, 8. C

Want 1 car of feeder pigs. FE. C-
Mitchell, Edison, Ga. ~~

Want at once car of grade le :

6 to 18 months, old enough to graze.
velvet bean field. J. M. J obneon,
Alma, Ga., P. QO. Bor 86.



SEED OATS WANTEDCar Lots

Want several cars seed oats; any

tity an



Quote price FOB

ear load Hereford heifers 3

4


= Bryan, Ben Hill, Ga.
Want several cars good white mill- | ~

PAGE SIXTEEN _

CARI LOTS

OR SALE
sand .
_ WANTED.

(Continued from Page 15)



HAY FOR SALECar Lots _

4 car extra choice peavnie hay,

loaded with peas. E. & Todd, Valdosta,
Ga. Rt.

x

SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE
Car Lots
Car lots of Sweet Potatoes.
Drexal, Buena Vista, Ga.

F.C.

OAT STRAW FOR a ee Lets
1 ear, nice bright oat straw $10
per ton. E. Rich, Bainbridge, Ga,

MANURE FOR SALECar Lots.
- Several cars of manure for sale. W.

L. Chatham, a Ga. 137 North
Ave.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Car Lots
A few cars of 90-day Velvets,
$22.50 per ton. John M. Spivey, Adrian
Ga.
- Velvet Beans, $1, or in the pod by
car. FOB Warthen. T. R. Duggan.

CORN WANTEDCar Lots

Want bulk, shelled, yellow corn-

ear lots. Advise price and shipping
pene Dan Joseph Co., Columbus,

Want slip shuck Ear corn, car lots.
en: Neal, Unadilla, Ga. _
Want white, shelled and Ear corn
: es shuck off; also corn meal, and
corn feed meal. Quote prices del.
Atlanta. W. P. Dunn, 611 Chamber
of Commerce Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
Want corn in car lots. Willexch.,
hay, car lots for same. Market prices.
R. C. Roberts, Jefferson, Ga.
Want 1 car bright baled shucks,
del. on track, Ben Hill, Ga. C. S.

ing ear corn with shucks off, also
shelled. Quote prices delivered Atlan-
ta, Ga.; quote baled oat and wheat
straw. WW. P. Dunn, 1} Chamber of
Commerce, Atlanta, Ga.
Want several Cars corn
shuck. J. P. Carter; Naylor, Ga,
Want several cars of slip shuck
corn. Quote best prices. Monto Shaw,
Marietta, Ga.
Want shelled, white milling corn in

ear lots. Dan Joseph, Columbus, Ga.

Want lowest prices on new baled
shueks. Several cars weekly. W.
Boyd, Jones, Marion, N. C.

Want shelled corn and corn fully

shueked in oar lots. Theo. W. Mar-
tm, 798 Citizens and Southern Bank |

Bidg., Atlanta, Georgia.

Want Georgia corn in car lots. So.
Georgia Milling Company, Valdosta,
Georgia.

Want Georgia corn in ca ots. King
Grocery Co., Columbus, (a
_ Want new corn in ear iots, deliver-
ed Powder Springs. Jolin A. West-
brook, Powder Springs, Ga.

' Want slip shucked ear corn in car
lots. Advise amount, time of ship-
ment. quality and price. W. L. Fain
Atlanta, Ga.
Want yellow corn shelled and clean-

ed in car lots. ee Milling Co.,{
. cas eotton seed in bulk. GC A. Row

_Aususta, Ga.
Wanted yellow corn
shelled or in ate shuck Make i

Velvet beans.

in the ]

in car late hi :



offer. dels Waynesboro. Wayitesboro to

Mah ng Co., _Waveesboro: Ga.

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Car Lota
Want 1 to 20M. bu. oes bright,



straight Brown Whipporwills, $1.50)
pu. del
| handle these in car lots, or less. Send

Savannah, Ga. Can. also
sample, before shipping. Also want
200 bu. sound, clean, new crop O-
too-tan Soy beans at $2.50 bu.; 200
sound, clean, new crop Laredos at
62 bu., FOB Ga, shipping points, ship-
ment to Athens. Snelson Seed Co.
Box 492, Athens, Ga.
Want several ears Velvet Beans in
the hull. J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga.
Want all kinds of peas; Soy
State quantity, qual-
ity, price and how packed. W. L.
Fain Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Want No. 1 Bradham pas injear lots
Write or wire for prices. Coleman and
Chandier. Tifton, Ga. es

Wart: car of brown whipporwill
veas Send sample and. quote bes.
urive, Geo. C. Nunn, Perry, Ga,
Want 1 or 2 cars Velvet Beans, C.
i. Baisdens, Live Oak, Fla.

Want several cars Velvet Beans in
fauile By M. Green, Live Oak, Fia.

Want soy: beans, No. 1 quality, Of-
Jer $16.50, Southern Flour and Grain
/o., 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.

Want car of velvet beans for feed-
ing, Zebulon, Ga. W. H. Mitchell and
Co., Barnesville, Ga.

HAY WANTEDCar Lots
Want 1 car of good peanut hay,

del. Soperton,. Ga. Soperton Naval
Stores Co., Soperton, Ga.

Want 8 or 10 cars peanut and 3 or
4 cars peavine hay, nice and bright.
Make best offer F. O. B. Naylor, Ga.
J. PB. Carter, Naylor, Georgia. |

Want peavine hay, not over 5 per
sent other grasses, No. 1 quality. Of-
ier $17 delivered. Southern Flour
and Grain Co., 300 Austell Bldg., At-
lanta. Georgia.

Want peanut hay ear lots. W. sh.
Folsom, McRae, Ga.

Want Georgia peanut and peavine

hay. South Georgia Milling Co., Val-
dosta, Ga.

Want Ga. peanut and peavine hay.
King Grocery Co., Columbus, Ga.
Want car of bright, Crab Grass and
Peavine hay del., Zebulon, Ga. W.
HS sling and ae

eee

j
oat & WHEAT. STRAW WANTED
Car Lots
Want car of bright, clean oat straw

saledwill exch. a new 2-horse farm|

wagon:-for same. W. H. Mitchell,

Barnesville, Ga.
Want wheat straw. Empire Cotton
Oil Mills, Piedmont Rd. Atlanta, Ga.

f

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Car Lots
Want all varieties of pecans. Send
sample and make lowest price. W.
Boyd Jones, Marion, N.C. -
Want 500 to 1,000 Ibs. Schley or
Stuart pecans. Mail sample and quote
prices. W. R, Neal, Moultrie, Ga.

Want peanuts in ear lots. Dan Shipp
Finleyson, Ga.

Want Spanish peanuts and pecans
in car lots. Send sample ad quote
best prices. Vernon Bradham, Moul-
trie, Georgia. fe ;
COTTON SEED WANTEDCar Lots
Want car of Wannamaker ~ Cleve-

land, Athens, Ga.
e Want 4 car of Half and half Cot-

and |

tden bell 25c each;
thornless yellow rose $1; wild azaleas, | -
tree caetus, boxwood 50 each; wild:
all 6 ee $1

M. H. King,

- Barnesville,



| loose, del. on track,

S. Bryan, Ben Hill, Gav a
. Want half and half cotton seed. 1
or 2 care... M. Franklin, Femmes
Georgiar

WOMANS DEPARTMENT
Flowers and Seeds.
(Continued from Page 9)
Walnut sprouts, Cherokee roses $1
doz; arbor yitas 25c each; boxwoods,
junipers 25c each, red yellow azaleas
$1 doz; 10 choice roses $1 doz; ja-
ponica and erabapple sprouts 25c
each. T. H. Abercrombie, Morganton
Ga. 4

- Junipers, bexenad, shor vitas,

Mountain laurel, holly, red japonicas, |

snow ball, bridal wreath, althea, gol-
Cherokee and

dogwood, white pine, a
Mrs. R. D. Wilson, Morganton, Ga.
Hydrangea well rooted; dbl. rose

| pink oleander, 2 year roses all 35c

each; ptunias several colors cuttings
3 for 25c; geraniums cuttings and be-

gonia, 4 for 25c; ferns, well rooted).
poppy seed, 10c thls. del. Mrs

}Kennedy, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 131.
bulbs 25c each, red amaryllis 15c;|:
red, pink and yellow dbl. pot hybiscus'

25 to 50; pink crepe myrtle 50c;
pink with green stripes ener ii

15e each. Mrs. R.
Stone Mountain, Ga. a8
Rooted pink crepe myrtle, white
rose of Sharon 15; cuttings: 5c; blue
wisteria vine cuttings,

M. Sheppard,

eannas 5c; lantana, rooted. (the kind.

that grows in the yard); pink olean-
der cuttings 5 or exchange for mums
any color. Will exchange other flow-|
ers and seeds. Write. Miss Beatrice!
Pierce, Stockton, Gai RE Os

Blue iris 25c doz; white narcissus
and dbl. jonquils 15e doz; dbl. yel-
low and red japonicas, and pink weig-
lea, 25 each; well rooted, velvet and|.
red and white rambler roses, althea
15c each; spider and orange lilies 20c
doz; hardy phlox 20c doz; tame cher-
ries 3 for 25c. Add postage. Miss
Linda Hix, Ella Gap, Ga...

Fall pinks, all colors, 50 doz; bri-
day wreath 45c each; blue iris 35
doz; roses 40c each; travelers de-
light 45c each; honey acide vines 45c
doz; tiger lifies 35e doz}; rose bushes
20c each; butter and eggs 25c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Helen Hensley,
Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 55.

Pink and white althea- 10 eae
orange lilies 25c doz; iris, blue dot
speckled 10 each; pink hardy phlox
and running evergreen 25 doz; sweet
williams 30c doz. Mrs. Oscar Silver,
Talking Rock, Ga., Rt. 2.

Large tyne Hardy Phlox, 60 doz;
Evergreen running Moss, 50 doz; red
and pink running Roses, yellow Jap-
onicas, Honeysuckle vines, all 25 ea;
all colors of Fall Pinks, 50 doz;
Prim Roses, 50 doz; Velvet Roses,
35 for 8; Swamp dogwaad 25c each.
All well rooted. Miss Opal Hensley,
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 55.

Yellow cluster and Apr. blooming
Narcissus, yellow Jonquils, and giant
dbl. Daffodils, 15 doz; Japanese Iris
20c doz; Mtn. Laurel,
white Pines, Azaleas, Hibiscus, and
Holly bushes, large size and well root-

ed, 20 each; Red and white Dog- |

wood, Mapies, Lilacs, Crabapples and

Forsythias, 15 each; Cherokee Roses,

50c doz. Tiger Lilies, 5c per 100.
Miss Ethel Wilson, Morganton, Ga.

Dahlia bulbs, 10c ea., Shasta. Dais-

ies, 15 doz, seed 10c full size pkg;
Orange Day Lilies, 15 doz; dbl. pink
{flowering Almond, Bee

Add postage, Mrs.

Spruce | and.



lavender

Water and Rex Apr. bloomain and
yellow Narcissus bulbs, 25 doz; pink
Crepe Myrtle 20 each; Bosto: i)

geria, Sword, ferns, 20 and 35 hse
jlarger ones. $3; Fairy,
Lilies, 50c doz; pink Gladoli, 75 do

and

dbl. flowering pink Almond, 10 ea
pink, red, lavender verbena, and
Glove lavender plants, 50 doz; Ame
ican Beauty Roses, rooted, 25 eac
Mtn. Laurel, 20 ea., or $15

-Everbearing brown Fig,
| Current sprouts, 10 each

bulbs, 35 each or 3 for $1;_

of large Mums, 15. for 50c. Ac
postage. Mrs. G0. as
Ga. - ae es

me Myrtle 15 each; White En
dogwood, good roots and can,
tiger lily bulbs, 2 for 15c. All
rooted. Mrs. Mary FE. et Gore

Ga. Rt. 3.

Large dbl. bak pink

Well rooted, monthly rose bus.

pink, and old fashioned red velve
bush, 25 each, mixed collect
rose cuttings 40 per doz. Mock O

ange and Philadelphia dogwood 25

Smaller size 10 each, of 8. for 26
and yellow Armor River privet hedge, bushe
a to 8 ft., 20c each, cuttings, 8

100. Mrs.

V. E, MEL Onk, Me ntyre
Ga. Rie So i

. Large and short Sa jo qu

: daffodils, also dbl. long trum:

per 100. No order for less than
G. W, Barr
Podisom,: Ga,

2 yr. old monthte rose ese ho
collection, 25e each, or 6& for $1
scuppernong vines 2 yr. old, 25
or 5 for $1. Mrs. W. M. Mekers,)
ae Ga, Rt. 1.

{Mammoth Russian nee
be pt. Add postage. Mrs. S.L Jack
son, Chatsworth, Ga.

*All varieties of canna buiba; wh
sweet pinks, 3 for 25c; white
flag and lemon lilies; .dbl. and
red stripes Shandalia lily bulbs
Shasta daises, 25 doz., pink and
verbena, 3 bunches 25c; large |
begonias, rooted, 25c; nearly al
of geraniums,, rooted: 3 for 25c
trich plume, maiden hair, lace, Bos
and asparagus spengeria fertis
and 25c. Mrs. C. P. Bloodworth,
con, Ga. 257 Orange St.

Tris, large quantity and any
Altheas, five colors, ready for tra
planting now; all shades dbl. can
Prices as to quantity. Miss
See 258 12th St., NE., A

a

Himalaya blackberry, ribbo:
wisteria and maderia vines; mont!
roses, rooted, 25 and 50c doz
Jewell Huff, Browns Crossing,

200 rooted boxwood cuttings, 3
del., Hemorocalis Golden Day Fu
lily bulbs, $1 doz. $5 per 100, del.

Maud Hamby, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 8

_ Jonquils, dbl. daffodils, white

-cissus, purple Roman hyacinths,
doz., large purple and white h

mon: lilies, orange dbl. and sing
lilies, 6 for 25c; winter bloomi
evergreen. pink thrift 25 doz., '
dbl. Althea, pink and rose | ngle

thea, pink, white, re