DEPARTMENT of EU E ee _PbBLISHED. bu. the BUREAU OF: MARKETS =~ c. H. BISHOP, DIRECTOR, 4 Vou: 1 "STATE CAPITOL Ss ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DEC. 15, 1927, mpmmres = 8 phere: has eeontly been eis on the inarket ine owe a : other states, a German compound, named Nitrophosko. roek treated by a special process and analyzes as high as 36 per. and 1 per cent < available potash. | You ean more readily. eom- _prehend this analy sis, when: I tell you that three tons of plain ordinary dirt or sand, added toa ton of Nitrophosko, would. - make four tons of a 9- AA fertilizer. A 9-4-4 is. recognized. 8 an : _ exceptionally high grade of fertilizer in. Georgia. -sent:to me to try as a fertilizer. _late pea pateh but did not get the fertilizer in time. When it half an acre of sugar cane. It did not rain after I put the sack grinding. I never saw a fertilizer work anything like this sack = Sapahorke worked on this paieh of cane. ee This - fertilizer i is manufactured i in Germany with a base of phosphate In July a-sack of this German compound: (Nitrophosko). was - I intended to put it under a _ SOMETHING NEW. NV cent available phosphoric acid, 16. per eent available: nitrogen nee -. is a farmers. mixture and will permanently build did arriveabout the middle of JulyI put the sack to about of Nitrophosko to the cane, untill I eut the cane down for IN x ERTILIZER | The eane was ; ahauds tikes eek has when 1: sanlied the ee ; : It grew in dry weather to about eight or ten feet high. . a tilizer. I ground the cane into syrup and could not: conane oar Bede flavor from othe fertilizer. The Nitrophosko. will be on the nerek at about $90. 00 1 per _ ton. Samples of it have been analyzed in the labore and it holds: up to the: guaranteed analysis. In writing about this: super- -fertilizer coming fobue Germany I ean not refrain from calling the farmers attention | _ way German farmers. generally secure their fertilizer for their. -erops. In Germany, practically every farmer keeps a compost pile, and buys phosphate rock, shipped from America, and puts This latter - up your: a layer of manure anda layer of phosphate rock. lands and eosts the farmers very little. We dont see many eompost piles in Georgia today. A few: more would. save: some bank accounts. : EUGENE TALMADGE, - Commissioner of Soya, . % = eps 7 a Potatoes, Sweet, fpcilan) bulk, 100 Ibs, - Potatoes, Irish, 100 lbs. _ Cabbage, green crated 100 Tbs. | ges, Ga. Extra, dozen ..---..-_-- ae Eggs, Ga. Statndard, dozen _--- oh Eggs, Ga. Yard Run, dozen _- Eggs, Ga. Trade, dozen: Stags, per lb. : Hens, per Ib. - Roosters, per Ib. Friers, per. lb. . Ducks, per Ib. _ Geese, per Ib. Turkeys, per lb, -- Butter, Country, best table, per lb. Butter, Country, cooking, per Ib. Peas, Field, mixed, bu. Peas, Blackeyed, per Ib.. Syrup, Georgia Cane, per gallon, in bbls. ._- _ Syrup, Sorghum, per gallon, in bbls. ae Meal, Corn, sack, 96 Ibs. Corn, Milling, sacked, bushel Oats, No. 8 White, sacked, bushel - Hay, Peanut, tightly baled, per ton Hay, Peavine, per ton Corn Shucks, per ton Alfalfa, (Ga.) per ton Lima Beans, per lb. Chicago Standard (90) score: Dec 2nd 460; Dee. Srd 46e; Dee. 5th. po OS ee es -- <= ee MARKET | REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS: "Prevailing Wholesale Prices, December 10, 1927. Always. subject to-variation. COLUMBUS- _ StA0 = 2.00 2.50. ke tats ARIS. 235 18 .20 ee ak OD 85 AT 82 - AUGUSTA $1.00 ee 3.00 MACON. $1.25 2.50 SAVANNAH | eRe en ae 2.00. a to the | ot a pure bred Jersey bull, 21 mos. old. Mother was 6-gal. cow. $50. Cull re, Tennille, Georgia, Box 252. eg. Jersey bull calf, 5 mos. old. Raleigh and Financial King blood] $3 5. J S. Jones, Summerville, Ga. grade fresh-in Jerseys. 1 9-year old, 4 gal. cow, and 2 heifers, 21 mos. nd 2 year. old, 3-gal each $150, Cash. y, Blakely, Ga. Rt. 1. ilech cows. for sale or exch. for cattle. ve 3-year old Rag. Jersey bull. High breeding. $100, or will exch. for good 8-row grain drill with fertilizer attachment, yearlings, or good milch cows. Archie | Housch, ened: Jersey bull, Reg. hon Oxford's Pretty Dollie, Grandsire, Jolly Ox- ords Yll Do. Large to his age. $35) FOB here. CR A. Nunnally, Statham, 19 beef cattle. Mostly atacrs and reifers. C. R. and O. S. Duggan, Ches- | er, Georgia. oe 1 and 3-4 Jersey cow, 5 year old, econd calf. 4-gal milk daily. Gentle, with fine qualities $85; 1, 25 mos old etfer, 1st calf, 3-gal daily, $65; 1 re bred Jersey bull, 3 year old wt. round 900 Ibs., $50. Will not sell one without selling all. Cash at barn. Mrs . Dd. Wise, ASnenS, Georgia, Route will exch. Reg Sols bull calf, randson of the imported Combina- ion Premier, for White Leghorn pul- ets, 1 year oid Calf valued at $35. ay MeNeill, Arlington, Ga. a 6-mos. old Jersey bull calf for e cheap. Sirron Farm, Chamble, jeorgia, | Route 3. HOGS FOR SALE Muscle Shoals, fine prize-winning mpshire boar, 19 mos. old, $75 OB here. Won at Atlanta, Macon nd Savannah Fairs. Gayoso blood nes. Orbie Jeffords, Waresboro, Ga. 15 bred Duroc gilts Dbl. inocula- n. Will register in buyer S name. | ould all farow in March. H. L. ittman, Tallapoosa, Ga. Reg Essex boar pigs for sale. J. argeron, Sardis, Ga. B. B. P. C. pigs. Subject to regis- ration. $10 each. J. D. Pipkin, Jr., liman, Georgia. Reg S. P. C. sow. Will farrow in! days. $50 FOB. Worth $100. J. H. uber, Oakhurst Plantations, Hamil- on, Georgia. 8 and 11 weeks old S. P. GC. pigs. Best-blood lines. Write for descrip- on and prices. I. W Cavender, Mill- vood, Ga. P. O. Box 62. 8 bred gilts. Berkshire and P.. . rossed. Bred to Duroc boar. sell oy exch. R. S. Parham, Green- ille, Georgia. p- B. Guinea pigs, 8 weeks old, $10 ach. R D MeNair, Stapleton, Geor- gia, Route 1 8 Reg. Duroc gilts, 8 -mos. old. Sell. reasonable or exch. Write what (ow have. Roy Housch, Summerville, = Black Guinea pigs, 8 weeks old, 5 each FOB here. S. H. Johngon, fitchell, Georgia, Route 2, Pure bred B. B. P. C. hogs and pigs ley C, Couch, Turin, Ga. _ 1S. P. G. sow, 18 mag. old, weight a5 or 800 lbs., $80 cash, FOB, Milan. . Spires, Milan, Ga. ; Trading Co., Edison, Ge. racy sSratter. Write for else | oe Coleman, Homerville, Ga. qe B.. Bassett, Guyton, | Will exch. Writ Will HORSES AND MULES For Sale and Exchange 2 good farm mules, cheap, or will take part pay in corn, Sirron Farm, Chamblee, Georgia, Route os 1 gray mule. about 15 yrs. old, Sell or exch. for anything of equal value. Wm. A. Pierce, Maysville, Georgia. 1 plug mule, wt. 800 Ibs. Gentle and in good cond. Cash, $25. Will exch. for beef eows or hogs. T. W. Strond, Egypt, Ga. A peo 1 good, black mare mule, about exch. ae cows, hogs, (any kind) or will take 100 bu. 1927 corn, FOB Vidalia, Oak Park, or. Lyons, Ga. Felton Williams, Oak Park, Ga. 1 bay mare, wt. 900 lbs. Good work er and real-saddle horse. 9 years old, $75 or exch. for 75: Barred Rock or} R. I. Red hens. Not under 6 mos. or over 1 yr. old. Ralph Housch, Sum- creed Georgia. ae LIVE STOCK WANTED Cattle Wanted < Want young reg. Guernsey bull calf 6, 8 or 10 wks. old. Must be reason- able. Y. W. Vickery: Lavonia, Geor- gia, Route 2. Want young ellen cow or fieier: fresh or soon to freshen. Must be cheap for cash. Mrs. Tom Hill, Dan- ielsville, Ga. Route 1. -. Want young Jersey heifers, 1 to 6 months old. Will exch. Write. S. P. Kinney, Athens, Ga. Route 2. | Want Jersey, Guernsey or Hol-. stein heifers, or shoats, value-up to $35. Will exch. Write. W. A. Wright, Smyrna, Ga. Box 182. Want good grade Jersey cow, with first or second ealf. Now fresh or soon to freshen. 2 1- 2 r 8 gal. daily, 1 or 1 1-2 lbs. butter. Must be gentle and have good qualities. Write what you have to offer. Mrs. Frank Rad- ford, McRae, Georgia. Want 5 or 6 cows, fresh or soon to freshen. Give lowest cash price, quan- tity or milk, breed and age of each cow in first letter. W. C. Kutz, At- lanta, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 252, Phone 3659J Want cows, hogs, mules. Will exch: Write. Homer Vguehn, Fort Valley, Georgia, RFD 2. 5 Want good milk cow, Tone or corn, e. George W. Calhoun Cordele, Ga. 314 16th Ave. HOGS WANTED. Want 2 pigs, male and female from good breeding stock. Will exch. 10 March hatch Buff Orpington pullets. Mrs. A. W. Bolton, Crawfordville, Georgia. Want 2 guinea pigs, wt. about 15 Tbs each. Must be pure bred Black pre- ferred. State lowest price for cash. H. W. Fleming, Bowman, Ga. Want pigs. Will exch. Write. O. B. Petty, Logansville, Ga. Route 4. Want hogs or poultry, will exch. useful household articles. Write. Mrs. Clarence E. Terry, Benevolence, Ga. Route 1. Want pure bred Duroe hogs Will exch. Write. G. H. Dean, Martin, Ga. Want 2 Big Bone Black Guinea dressed hog. C. B. Smith, Martin, Ga. _ Want pigs and shoats, from 10 to 50 Ibs. Will allow 1 cent above mar- ket price in exch. on paper shell pe- can trees. The Denson Nurseries, Dry Branch, Ga. : Dial, Georgia. 1100 Ibs., 10 or 1 years old, $75, or. gilts. Must be reg. Also want_live or| ad YW. ~ Masks, ~~ Pure: Georgia ribbon cane syrup, extra heavy, best quality, 1 gal. cans $1 per can; 6 cans, $4.50; 30 cans $21; 60 cans $42 and 6 ieee FOB here F. G. Pedrick, Quitman, Ga. ' About 1000 gal. new cane syrup in 1 gal. and 1-2 gal. cans. Write .for information. A. Sweerus, Townsend, Georgia. 1927 crop Georgia cane syrup in} new 85 gal. cypress bbls. $17.50 per bbl; FOB here. R. L. Baxter, Ludo- wici, Georgia. Several 1000 gal. 1927 crop Geor- gia cane syrup in bbls, and cans. G. A. Gibbs, Homerville, Ga. Saat _ 450 gal. good ribbon cane syrup in | gal. cans 75e gal. FOB Tennille, Ga. J. T. Gibson, Wrightsville, Ga. 100 gal. new ribbon cane syrup $1 per gal. R. E. Hall, Unadilla, Ga. Pure A grade Georgia cane syrup in any size cans except pints, 6-1 gal. cans, $4.50, 12 1-2 gal. cans $4.75, 24 | quart-eans $5 per case, in bbls. 50c per gal. J. T. Ponder, Whigham, Ga. _No. 1 Georgia syrup in 10 lb. cans 60c per gal. J. L. Wilds, Manor, Ga Pure Georgia cane syrup, best ders filled same day received. W. U. J. Draugham, Whigham, Ga. 6 bbls. 1926 crop Georgia cane syrup in new 385 gal. cypress bbls. Will sell cheap. E. L. Todd, see, Georgia. Want to exch. Georgia cane syrup, clear of pest, 20 gal. syrup for 2 tons hay. I pay charges 1 way. D. W. Car- ter, Hazlehurst, Georgia, Rte As. Georgia cane syrup in 10 lb. pails |75c, FOB Blue Ridge, Ga. E. M. Thomas, Morganton, Georgia. Pure Georgia cane and corn syrup 40c gal. in 35 gal. bbls. Pure ribbon cane syrup 50c, empty bbls. and syrup cans very cheap. W. H. Davis, 312 Montgomery St., Savannah, Ga. ~ Pure Georgia cane syrup in 10 lb. cans, make best offer, no less thay 6 cans sold. W. H. Waddell, Pearson, Georgia. eas New crop Georgia cane syrup in gal. cans 75c per can FOB Lyons. Cash with order. Rufus Eliza, Georgia ~ 100 gal last year syrup in 1 gal. cans, make best offer. M. Wamble, Quitman, Georgia. 10 tb. cans $3.60 case, 5 lb. cans $3.90 case, 2 1-2 lb. cans $4.20 case, M erriman, | all fancy A-1 syrup. A-1 in bbls. 50c; | No.1 in bbls 45c; No. 2.in bbls. 40c, all new bbls, grades guaranteed, FOB Thomasville, R. W. MeMillan, Thom- asville, Ga. 100 gal. A-1 Georgia cane syrup in No. 10 and quart cans, 65c and 75e. J. H. English, Broxton, Ga. A-1 1 Georgia cane syrup, 1927 crop $4.per case of 6 10 lb. cans, $4.25 per case of 12 5 lb. cans FOB here. G. C. Connell, Whigham, Ga. Fancy grade Georgia ribbon cane syrup $4.50 per case of 6 No. 10 cans, new 35 gal. bbls. $21. No. 1 grade $20, freight paid on bbls. All cooked thick and heavy, safe delivery gua- ranteed. Lee Patrick, Quitman, Ga. Pure Georgia cane syrup new, best quality, in gal. cans 90 can, 6 cans good bbl. syrup in 32-33 gal. $18, send stamps for sample. Fuller Pedrick, Quitman, Ga. pe Good Georgia red came syrup 1927 > crop in new. gal. cans 60. Jak ae : {single gal. 90c FOB. here. grade, in gal. cans 10, 1-2 gal. eans | 75 cash with order FOB here. Qr-| $4.80 for 12 No. 5 cans, A grade in| $4.40, 12 cans $8.50, 30 cans $20.50, | Cody, McRae, Georgia, Route 2. - 24 No. 2 1-2 cans $4.25, 48 No. 1 1-4 gal. FOB Cairo, Ga, T. E. Taylor, | Whigham, Ga. New syrup in 10 ib. cans 75e each FOB, 20 cans delivered in ee TJ; iW. Rheney, Wadley, Ga Good sorghum syrup, $4. 50 per case | of 6 10-lb. pails, FOB. W. E. Hamp- ton, Mineral Bluff, Ga. 25 gal. new 10 lb. buckets of syrup . 65c gal. FOB Milan. P. M. Spires, Milan, Ga. = New sugar cane syrup in 10 Ib. eans, bright and thick, 6 cans to case $4.50 case. L, B. Cone ete, Dares Georgia. Reds ville, Ga. Route 5. 1927 crop, 21 bbls. A-1 1 -grade, 100 per cent pure Georgia cane syrup, in new cypress bbls., 65 gal. del. Gua- ranteed. J. W. Martin, Jr., Cuthbert, Georg 235 Villa Nova Street. HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES ' For Sale and Wanted 15 or-20 stands of three band Itali- an bees, in box hives. $1 as they stand or $1.25 screened for shipping. All good strong colonies. W. H. Pye, Monticello, Georgia. aS Pure extracted honey, put up in 10 Ib. pails, 6 pails to a case, $6.40; 1 10-lb. pail by insured and prepaid parcel post $1.50. Prompt shipment. John A. Crummey, Doctortown, Ga. Want bees in. ,modern frame hives. Price must be right. LD. Maxey, Grayson, Ga. Want beeswax in any nce at: 30c lb. del. J. T. White, Dublin, Ga. Want bees in any style hives. Also honey extractor. H. G. Segars, Win- der, Georgia. : Want several colonies of bees in patent hives. State best price. O. E. Crawford, _Jonesboro, Ga HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE 100 tons, extra bright peavine hay. Cured without rain. Fine quality. ~ Make offer. J. B. Jenkins, Albany, Ga. 1006 Highland Avenue. . Pure Texas Rust Proof seed oats. Free from disease and pest. $1 bu. E. L. Tood, Valdosta, Ga. ee About 30 tons, peavine hay $20 ton, FOB Ft. Valley. H. W. Blasin- game, Fort Valley, Georgia. Pure wheat for seed, or making ~ flour, $1.80 per bu., oats, 80c bu. Mrs. E. L. Wright, Yatesville; Ga. . 50 bu. Fulghum seed oats, 95 bu. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. 100 bu. pure Bancroft seed oats, 80 bu., choice oat and wheat straw, $12 and $11 per ton; 5 tons bright peavine and peanut hay. Baled. $22.50 and $19 ton. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Georgia. . SEED FOR SALE 400 lbs. Pride of Georgia, and Lip- sey watermelon seed. Less than 25 Ibs. $1.25 lb. Write for prices on lar- ger quantities. -W. A. Mclhendon, . J onesboro, Georgia. FRESH AND CURED MEATS Home-made smoked sausage, made of pure, fresh pork. Smoked with oak wood, 3 Ibs. $1.25, 5 lbs. $2, 10 Ibs. $3.75, postpaid. Send check. J. W. Lang, Omega, Georgia. \ 3 re - : Pure Georgia cane syrup Al in cans - 2. 6 No. 10 cans $3.80, 12 No 5 cans $4,.. cans $4.70; A-l in new bbls. 50c per -Ribbon cane syrup. Sell or exch. Woy se cows, or pure bred chickens. | preferred. H. W. Perkinson, Green- . ae bu. Bote! ica oe : Piates ble size, 50 bu- improved ans for. bedding or seed. Government spected. A H English, ee ~~ Good, large Trish potatoes, _ $1. 10} bu. FOB. $1 bu., in lots of 5 bu. or more. Ww. E. Fp Mineral Bluff, Fe Genuine Porto Rican seed at, $1 bu. del. to railroad 60 Ibs to bu. L. Bz Ackermon, Rincon, Georgia. - Porto: Ricans -in bu. hampers. Care- fully packed and- filled. 65c per ham- per. Vine grown Big Stem Jersey - sweet potatoes, in bu. hampers, $1 per hamper. All. FOB Lyons. Cash. Would exch. for pure bred pigs of Duree, PC. or: Hampshire Rufus Merriman, Bilge, Gas <7. Porto. Rican sweet potatoes, grad- ed No. 1 for table, 95 bu., in bags or $1 bu. crates. L. B. mene ems, Omega, Waa 3 f CORN AND. CORN MEAL | For Sale and Wanted : Good, country ground corn meal, $1.10 bu. FOB, or, $1.20 bu. del. in lots of 5 bu. or more. W. E. ee - Mineral Bluff, Georgia. ~~ 60 bu. new corn, $1 per bu. FOB. 4 Mrs. J. H. Jones, Brooks, Ga. Several bushels -nice pop-corn, shell ed, Be Tb. Ear, 5c lb. Add postage. Exch. some for peanuts at 5e Ib. L. J. Volrath, Winston, Ga. = _Pop corn, 6c lb., or $1 peck. Mrs. ie M. Smith, Demorea Ga. Pure, white rice pop-corn, shelled, 20c lb,, or 6 ears for 25c. Add post- age. John M. Spivey, Adrian, Ga. Old fashioned pop-corn, 10ce Ib. . Lawrence Durden, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 8. - . Good, white rice pop-corn for. seed, ~ 20e Ib., shelled. R L. Weeks, Dial, Ga. 5 oe good, new, shelled corn, $1 bu. FOB West Green. J. G. Ward. nase Green, Ga. . Yellow, slightly mixed with red and hie, pop-corn, shelled, 10 Ib. -del., ~in 5 lb. lots or more. Clifton Delling- _ er, Maxeys, Georgia. ~ : White milling corn, shelled and sacked, $1 bu. FOB Lyons. Water ground meal, from pure white corn, $1. 30 bu. sacked. Cash. Rufus Merri- man, Elza, Ga. No. 1 white milling corn or meal, $1 bu. Sample of either on request. _W. B. Freeman, Oakman, Ga.. - Want slip shucked ear corn. Geor- _ gia Brokerage Co., Cordele, Ga. - BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE _ Rice and Lady Peas, sound and / clean, 20c Ib. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Mar- tin, Georgia. : Nice, white bunch butter beans, be Ib., or 7 lbs. for $1; also white nest onions, 50c, gal. Dry and clean, 1927 crop. Add postage. 1 Mrs. Alice Houger Greenville, Ga., Route ee -. White and cream Crowders, $3.25 per. bu.; White Lady peas, $4 bu.; a _Black-eyed peas, $2 bu.; white - eolored butter beans, 1 Se Tb., in 10 Ib. =lots. OC EF. Crow, Cationic Geor- gia Route 2. / Clean, hand- picked navy peans, 12 1-2c lb., or field run, thrashed, 9c Ib. -.Not delivered. Mrs. J. E. Stone, A-| dairsville, Georgia, Route 3. . _ Cream and white Crowder, 10c Ib.; _ Lady Peas, 12c lb.; California black- Porto Rie- breeds. ; and |. | Crow, Gainesville, sae BA se and 2 bu. Speckled $2 bu. -@ach; 2: 1-2 bu. Marrow Flats, (best. for table Crowders, 12 lbs. for $1 postpaid; Little white bunch butter beans, 8 lbs. $1 postpaid. C. E. Abbott, War- renton, Georgia, Route Nee ~ White table, and some Sugar, Crow- ders, also pop-corn, All 10 Lb: Le 0. Stewart, Jasper, Ga. 100 bu. ebunch velvet beans, $3. 50 Growers. sworn affidavit furnish- ed, as to variety. John M. Spivey, Adrian, Georgia. 400 Ibs. Lady Paws: Te lb. FOB Br men, Ga. AWC: Thompson, Dic Georgia. 100 ibs. John L. Garden peas, per Ib: E. Rich, Bainbridge, Ga. 50. bu. blackeyed peas, new crop, sound and clean, 5c lb. J. B. Nix, Flowery Branch, Gas Rt. 1. 6 or 8 bu. Lady Peas, nice and clean 8 Ib. Cash. Mrs. oP. ie let, Georgia. . Pure white Conah table peas, 12 1-2 ib. S. P. Kinney, Athens, COTE Royte 2. Sound, -yecleaned | black- eyed peas, : $2. 25 bu. FOB. Mineral Bluff. W: E. Hampton, Mineral Bluff, Ga. _ 3 bu. little white black-cyed peas, pure and. sound, $2.50 bu., or $7 for all W.: J | Winn, Royston, ee | Route 2.- 30 bu. Cres and. Speckled ees ders; California black-eyed peas. Chamblee, Ga. White and colored half runner gar- |den and white tender hull cornfield beans for seed, 20c cup, 40c lb:; large running garden peas, 20 cup. Mrs. J. M..Hall, Calhoun, Ga. 28 bu. red, spotted Sugar Crowder peas, $5 bu. C. W. Braswell, Legge ville, Georgia. | 25 bu. Clay peas. F.:G, Bracat Co. Agent, Buena Vista, Georgia. Sugar Crowders and Lady Peas, 10 lb. each. L. Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. Sugar Crowder. peas, 10c lb. post- Georgia, Route 1. Tender Bunch Garden Bean seed, 20e tea-cup. Mrs. Charlie Dover, Cumming, Georgia, Route 4. Red hull speckled, early speckled, Brabhams, Clay, and Unknown peas. W M. Arrington, Wadley, Ga. Rt. 2.. 90-day Velvet Beans for seed. Make best. offer per bu. Rufus metas Elza, -Georgia 7 lbs. little (ever bearer) English peas, for fall or winter planting, 20c lb. Add postage. Mrs, M. E. Stephens, Wartsen, Georgia. 5 bu., big black-eyed peas, 5 lb. L. Ee Maxey, Grayson, Ga. 100-day Velvet Beans, in the hull. Make best offer. A few bus. origirial late Florida bean. Write for prices. Nelson Kea, Adrian, Ga. Hasting cream crowder peas, 10ec lb. H. L. Williams. Baxley, Ga. Henderson Bunch butter beans, -11 Ib. del, in 10 1b. lots or more. Clif- ton Dellinger, Maxeys, Georgia. _ New crop field peas: Brabhams and Trons, $1.75 bu. each; Clays, $1.60 bu.; Mixed, $1.50 bu. Banner Fruit Farm, Fort Valley, Georgia. Lindy Johnson Winter beans, - 85 ase) $5 bu. FOB. Warrenton; Cream | 20 | Warthen, Georgia. $2; 30 bu. Speckled Sugar Crowders, | Make best offer. Woodmere ey All pure and sound. Make best offer. cans. Make best offer. -| Brooks, Newton, Ga. 4, | ou d and clean, $4. bi 4.| corn, oats, OF - -whea a _| Martin, Georgia: , Slightly mixe as v Clay 3,4 rost -- Proof} {Slighsly mised pois, 4: Bu. Clay English peas, $10. bu., $3:pk. RS. |. Parham, Greenville, Georgia. 100 lbs. Sugar Crowders, free. from} Willets . Wonder .F trash. This years*crop, 10c- 1b. FOB Bishop, Ga. J. K. Huff, Bishop, Ga, Box W2. 200 Bee peas. "Make eat Silee on No. 1 Irons and Brabhams. Coogle, Oglethorpe, Ga. P. 0. Box 60. 2 bu. white Sugar Crowders, free| from_weevils, $4 bu. COD. Will exch. 1-2 bu. for dried apples and peaches. Must be free from worms. L. C. Rush, Buena Vista, Ga. Route 3. 100 bu. each, No. 1s, Brabheme and Irons, $1.60 bu. each; 25 bu. O-| Too-Tan beans, .$2.50 bu. All FOB Warthen. Stock sound, and packed in 2 1-2 )u. strong. bags. iT d. Orr, Brabs, Irons, Irons and as mix- ed, Unknown and Whip. peas. Make best offer on the different varieties. Davis Bros., Renfroe, Gas: Most. all kinds of peas, new crop, at reasonable prices. Je yi. Or Sparta, Gar 2 bu. First arid Best English peas, $10 bu. Lawson Selon, eens Georgia. Brabham . ad Goose onder peas, $3 bu each FOB ian d Walter Donaldson, Register, Ga. > White Sugar Crowder - peas, table use, 8c lb.; white nest onions, 25. qt. Rock, Georgia, Route 2s PECANS AND PEANUTS AN. Cs running peanuts, 6c Ib? Made 75 bu. per acre. A. G. Bragg, Donald- sonville, Georgia. ~- About 50 Ibs. a haber shell pe- cans, 40 per Ib. Cash. 5 lbs. or more to order. renceville, Georgia 50 lbs. Stuart pecans, 400 Ib.; bu. walnuts in hull, $1 per bu. ce DH: Mathews, Fitzgerald, Ga. Nice sedling pecans, 15 per Ib. Cash. R. L. Parham, Greenville, Ga. 300 Ibs. Stuart pecans. Well filled. Massey, Barwick, Ga. Box 112. 3S tons, Jumbo Spanish . seed pea- nuts; 7e Ib. Lawson Stapleton, Amer- icus, Georgia. Fancy paper shell pecans, 40c and 35c lb. del. in lots of 10 Ibs. or more. ! L. QO. Pfeifer, Macon, Renee: 421 Duncan Avenue. 60 or 70 Ibs. .good a peccas 2 25c; small size seedlings" 15e. Cash. Will send samples if preferred. Mrs. W. J. Sneeler, Gibson, Ga. RFD B. 150 Ibs. extra large. paper shell pe- cans. Make best offer; 200 Ibs. medi- um or above seedling pecans, 5 Ib. lots, $1. 100 Ib. lots, $15. Miss Addie Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. Extra large pecans, 5: Ibs. $2. 50, 25 Ibs. to 100 Ibs. 45c; medium size seedl- ings, 10 lbs. $2 Soe 50 Ibs. or more. at 15c lb. No less sold. All fob Pear- son, Ga. C. F. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. White Spanish peanuts, 5c Ib. Riley. | C. Couch, Turin, Georgia. 300 or 400 Ibs. good, secdieec: pe- Mrs. Roy _ Frotscher, Stuart and Schley pecans: Have]. been fully inspected. cS a Miller; Ha- All sizes. Prices reasonable. | zelhurst, Ga. .- . . Frotscher, Delmas, Schley, Stew- d or. Ib. 5 lbs or more del. Miss cans, 30 Ib. for: Mrs. iis Hefner, Talking Martha poe : ee | Route 4. _ -pecans;, Qe a Rachels Ga. Stuart pecans, fine quailty, Bbc Ik J. A: Archer, Sparta, Ga. Several hundred | Ibs. of Stuart pa per | shelk pecans, 25e to. 50c Abi; aC- cording to size. FOB Barnesville. & G. Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2. Hand picked N. C. runner peanuts 6c Ib. Miss L. M. Stokes, Fitzge Georgia, Medium size paper shell pecans, 25 Mi ni Williams, Oglethorpe, Gass 10 Ibs, paper shell pecans, 40c Tb. Cash. Mrs. M. Edwards, Lavonia Ga. Route 2.. 85. Ibs. large Stuart ae Schley - in lots. 85 in smal r quantities. Des 40c Ib; apes a: Begin: Doerun, Ga. i ; ie. red Spanish s 12 mond, Crechauila Gal pe Bright, sound runner peanuts, from pops, 5c. Tb. Frank | Foun Ray City, Ga. 3 : White Spanish peanuts, hand. ed and recleaned $1.60 bu. FOB Ly Ga. Cash. Rufus - Merriman, Elza,. Small white Spanish peanuts, $i per bu.: FOB Mitchell. Cash. F, Be. Brassell, Mitchell, Ga. N.C. runner peanuts, hand picker 6e lb.. Add postage. Mrs. J.D. Stokes Parrott, Georgia, Route 1. : 60 or more Ibs. small size but go size, pecans. 20c lb. Not prepa make very best offer. Mrs. R Seonyers, Dublin, Ga. Route 22 - Schley paper shell pecans. loge nuts, 40c lb. fob West Green, Re A. Jones, West Greeh, Ga. a Paper shell pecans. Make best |fer- About 155 or 200 lbs. mediw seedlings, 18c Ib. 100 Tbs. or. Less, 20c Ib. No less than 5 lbs. No samples. W. H. Waddelle, son, Georgia. = Georgia Runner and Jumbo Sp i ish, 6c Ib. and Little White Span 40c lb. FOB Barwick, Ga. Cash. W. L.. : paid. Cash. V. Bramhold, sa ts Airy peanuts, 5c Ib., in 100 lb lots orm FOB Milan. Cash. If C Pridge Rhine, Georgia, Route" 2. : ~ Georgia Runner, 5 1-2cand W rite Spanish peanuts, 6c lb. John Ww. Bras well ae Georgia, Route 1 4 . CHICKENS WANTED - - Want pure white African guineas and Bourbon red and large white Mammoth turkeys. -Will exch. Geo | gia cane syrup in gal. cans for. same. E. M.Coleman, Whigham, Gav & Want 1 Buff. Orpington, Cook: s and 1 Regal Dorcas White Wyandotte roosters. Mrs. J.:C. Windsor, Greens- -| boro, Georgia, Route 5. # Want few -pullets, ready: to ie or laying, of. Holterman. and Thompson strains. Also 1 or more cockerels. Must be good stock and -reasonab! for cash. al, Re Bramlett, Ga. Want 4 Barred Rock bullets Ma h: for April hatch, or 6 mixed pulle : Will exch. for sam. Write for f r= | ther infrmation. Mrs. P. E. Wallace, Hapeville, Ga. : Want 6 Buff Ospinetn one 12 or. 15 months old. Must: be pure bred, + and reasonable price. C.D. -Cheeley | Mitchell, Ga. S Published weekly by The BUREAU OF MARKETS _ Cc. H, Bishop, Director DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ' gene Talmadge, Commissioner ee DECEMBER 15, 1927 tered, as sdnnd. class. matter Sebeaay 15, 1922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, Georgia, under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for ling. at special rate of postage provided. re in. section 1108, Act of October 8, 1917 dvertisements of | garni i produce ances, admissable under posta ions, inserted one time on each request, and ated only when request is pesnepe ied new copy of advertisement. mimportant. advertisements. _ Under legisla- act the Market Bureau does not assume esponsibility. for any advertisements ap-| gin the Bulletin, or crpnasevion: re-| : therefrom. reulation, Advertising id Services of the Bureau. of Markets. and this > of Charge: The best aad latest eek on ising and feeding hogs, as well other live stock, breeds, feed- 1g, care and marketing may be | aed from the Georgia Libra- y Commission for a month at a me for the'slight expense of the urn postage. Address, Georgia brary Commission, State Cape, , Atlanta. - QUOTE PRICES n ae aan we ~ recently urged shippers of small quantities y parcel post. to quote prices-de-|. livered. An observant reader of| le Bulletin, Claude Eubank, Sec- etary of the Georgia Cotton wwers Association, has written 0] this subject, and we quote etter in an effort to further press this upon our readers.) Mr, Eubanks says: T want to call your fication. to the many advertisements in the Market Bulletin which carry no z price quotations. personal experienceand I feel t is the same with many her prospective customersit is ntirely too much Henle to write 2 nee believe it- would be of great benefit to the seller, and know it would be to the buyer, if your ad-| rtisers could be induced to name delivered price on oe hey have to sell. Pareel post rates are easily tainable from the postoffice. I st offer this as a. suggestion, 1d am sure you will receive it in the same spirit in which it is of- ? d. 7) There may of some reason for hholding prices in special ca- but the advertiser who Says: rite for prices is simply skut- ve customers. They will not Suletes are Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Milan, . Ga. : | waste time and postag s understand why they should be | expected He do 80. id. appur-|. reguila-' | Fresh eracked and sifted | pieces. Mrs. Lula Gravitt, Com mctee; y From. se own]. milk cans; | ited waace will not permit insertion of | -and dont MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 500 cement sacks, same as new. 5c _|each. M. L. Talley, Chula, Ga. Box 16. Oyster. shels, 100 lbs. $1.25, 25 Ibs. BOG, No less sold. Miss asl Wad- | delle, Pearson, Ga. 1 Economy King cream separator. No. 26. $40 cash; 2 10 and 1 5 gal sy 2 jeree milk cooler; 1 10. gal. barrel churn, $20 for lot. Chas. L. Coleman, Homerville, Gas 10 bu. Black Walnuts, $1 per hae FOB: Aline, Ga. Cash. Ww. z Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. - 8. bu. Black Walnuts, hulled andj well sacked, $1.25 bu. FOB here. L.. C. Rush, Buena Vista, Ga. Rt. 3. Coot Hickory hammer handles, 15e ea., 2 for, 25c. J. RY Bramlett, Ellijay, | Ga : White and Red Vinboax in 50. gal. bbl.; 15c gal. Also bottle wines a, L. E.. son. Dublin, Ga. Black Walnuts, not hulled. 75c bu. Hand-made straw brooms, 49 and) a 55 inches long, 20c and.25c ea., or 6 for $1.10, 1 doz. for $2. Add postaze,t Mrs. G. ae ares Gainesville, Ga. Re, 1 10- oo. barrel churn. Ce an Need large churn: Want 20 or 25 gal. one W. D. Watson, pagans | Ga. SF Burley tobacco. ac 250 per OZ., del. Bright and sun- -cured, smoking and chewing tobacco. 4 Ibs. $1.20, 10 Ibs. $3 del. Wm. Nunn, Lawrence: ville, Ga. Rt. 5. : Black walnut kernels, 50 lb. del. in large Ga. *RED- 13. Dry rabbit tobacco, fe from stems 50e lb. or exch. Allison Fuqua, Jack- son, Ga. Black walnuts, large pieces, 80c Ib COD 23 aN. McGouirk,. See } Ga. Reis e2: 5 M. standard bu. potato ee Made of veneer; heads for 5 M. ad-. ditional erates. C.H. Perry, a Ga, born, Rove Gas 3 10 gal. and 1 8 gal. ice contatiee milk cans. Good cond. $25 or exch for R. I. Red hens. Woodmere a Chamblee, Ga. White sugar cane, $5 per 100 FOB Guyton. H. H. Bassett, Guyton, Ga. - Black walnuts. Make offer on sev- eral bus. William ts Boston | Ga. Black maleats: $1 bu. or exch. for apples, bu. for bu. Mrs. Ulmer, Bar- row, Register, Ga, 100 gal. pure apple. vinegar, 16 mos. old in bbls. Make offer. J. GC. Hipp, Hogansville, Ga. 1 5-gal. Daisy churn, pperated by crank. Write for price. J. C. DeBoard, Jasper, Ga. Ground oyster shell for $1 per 100 lbs., $17.50 ton, Savannah. W. A. Smith, Ga. 102 Bay St. East. Black walnuts, 8c per Ib., 50 bs. SS FOB bu., or exch. for fresh eating apples, Yates, Black Twigs or Geo. L. Green, Jasper, Ga. - Chicken coops,. wire tops, braced (excellent shipping 36x24x12. Shipping wt. 20 Ibs., 75e ea, Large hen coops, $1 ea. All FOB Gainesville. ville, Ga. Rt. 6. Winesaps. ends - Black annus 6 Ib. del. B. Es os}. Savannah, i coop) W. E. Wooten, Gaines- | 15 Ibs. ie bacco. _ Winner at all State large Fairs. 306 Ib., the lot for $3.50. -Post-| age. added. John A. Spivey, rer | Ga. oS . Black aba nok Tolled: $1 bu. del. QO. M. Crow, Buford, Gace New white cotten bran sacks. $l doz: Mrs. A. J. ie Demorest, Ga. Rt. 4. Siar Black walnuts: hulled, $1 bu. ros| here. Wri. Elliston, - Rupert, Ga. . Green sugar. caney $5 per 160 FOB Guyton. H.-H. Bassett, Guyton, Ga. - Home-made white hickory chairs with cow hide bottoms. $15 set of 6, or exch. for a. 35 gal. bbl. Georgia cane syrup, meat, or pure hog jard. Sight Hartley, Blakely, Georgia. hite and red vinegar: in 50 gal. ible 15 gal.. Also bottle FOB Dublin. Cash. -L. E. Harrison; Dublin, Ga - Black walnut oe in lies pieces 60e per lb. del. Mrs. J. D.. McKibben, Locust Grove, Georgia. 20. Ibs. Japanese walnuts, 30c Ib. | Cash. Mrs. M. a Lavonia, Ga. Route 2. e Hulled black nae $1 bu. by pars cel post. J. W.. Weeks, Dial, Ga. Bright sun-cured tobacco, smoking and chewing, 4 lbs. $1.20, 10 lbs. $3 del; burley tobacco seed 25e per oz. del. Wm. Nunn, Lawrenceville, Geor- gia, Route 5. ; Lard Press, heavy aed iron. Pxcellent cond. $7. Georgia | Farms, Ine., Americus, Georgia. - White oak baskets; heavily made 50 and 75 Ibs. size, for cotton $1.25 and $1.50; laundry, from 20 inches to 40 inches long, and 12 inches to 20 inches wide, 7 inches to 12 inches high | $l 40 $2; feed with handles, large and medium size. 75c to $1. C. L. Masion, Clem, Ga. Route 2. ~50-Ibs. of nice, hand- picked white acorns. $2.50 per bu. Mrs. Hattie Faulkner, Monticello, Ga. RFD 3: Black walnuts, with hull on them. 75 per bu. FOB Metter, Ga.-Mrs. J. Re Oliff, Graymont, Ga. - Ground. oyster, shell for chickens, $1 per 100 Ibs., $27.50 per ton. W. A. Smith, 102 Bay. St., Be Savannah, | Georgia, Oyster shells for Shi ous. 100 ie: ysacks, $1.10, less 2c per lb. No less than 25 Ibs. sold. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, | Georgia. vot < MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Want a second-hand cream separa- |- tor. DeLaval preferred. C. D. Weeks;. Douglas, Ga. Rt. 3. Want any amt. fo 1 mile, good, sec- ond-hand American hog wire, from 26 to 46 inches high, Preferably. 46 inch. Make best price, FOB Coolidge. H. P. Kennedy, Coolidge, Ga. Want 50 empty flour sacks. Will take less. State price and amount for sale. Mrs. M. T. Holden, Ball Ground, Ga. Want a 1-horse wagon, Palso: 1 ae ton planter and guano distributor. H. Williams, Baxley, Ga. Want to exch. few home-made axe handles for some feed, or heavy cot- ton sacks. No holes. Handles, 20c ea. | L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. Rt. 1. Want good second-hand. 1-horse /wagon, cheap. Dr. L. C. Allen, Hosch- ton, Ga. Want 1 to 100 Ibs. ic mast for | planting turpentine pines, Mail small sample and price. Swainsboro, Ga. ; ioe Want 150 ft. of 5 ft. second-hand | poultry wire in good cond. Will exch. A. K. Rountree, i vinegar, | weet ieee . same. oe as Meeks oy Soperton, Ga. Rt. 4. Pie Want to know tha idavent: where can buy strawberry Write. P. zs Pike, I Mauk, Ga. crates. Want hickory. nuts, any quantity, = Livingston sanywhere in- Georgia. Snow Co.; Quitman, Ga. - - FRUITS FOR SALE . 80 lbs. dried peaches, 12 1-2c lb. for | the whole amt. FOB. Mrs. H. B. Grizzel, Royston, Gae RED. 3.2 e - 5 Nice. dried apples, worm free. 1-2c and 15 lb. FOB Martin. MPS.5%2 Amanda. Kelley, Martin, Ga. 400 Ibs. new, sun dried apples, 15 Ib. Cash, Mrs, Matilda Nix, Cleve. a8 land, Georgia. Rt. 4. Sun dried fruit, 20c Ib. B. C. Clarkesville, Gast Route . Sun dried apples and peaches, Ib. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga. Sun dried apples, 15 lb. da ier IR Weaver, Marion, Ga. - , Sun dried apples, 18c lb. Add post- ee Mrs. Bertha Allen, Clarkesville, = om Georgia, Rit. Sun dried apples, 20 Ib. eel: we R. McClure, Quill, Ga, Dried peaches, free from worms, 20c lb, del. or exch. for R. I. Red hens ~ Must be. pure. bred and not: over 2 years old. Mrs. Oscar Eubanks, Bow- tes ersville, Georgia. Fancy Yates apples, $3. 25 per bow. & Choice or grade, $2.75 per box. Culls or Drops, all sound, in $1.25 bu, C. M. Miller, Cornelia, Ga. ' Dried apples, worm free, 12 1-2 and 15c lb. Mrs. Amanda Kelly, Mar- _ tin, Gas Rt. = Fancy Yates and Terry ae. $3 bu. box; choice $2.50; tree-run $1.75; _ Christmas boxes, 1-2 bu. size, $1.50; White, Sun-dried apples, 20c lb. M. F, Merriman, Demorest, Ga. Sun-dried peaches. and apples, 25e Ib. Mrs. CG. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1. ae Sun dried apples, 20c Ib. in 10, 20 and 50 lb. lots. Del. B. H. Oe es es Ga. FRUITS WANTED Want 200 cans No. 3 home canned peaches; can use 30 Ibs. dried peaches at 12 1-2e Ib., 50 Ibs. dried apples at 10c; 100 No. 8 tomatoes at 10c. State. lowest price. Shipment by dan. 2,.1928 L. G. Alverson, Principal Flat Rock High School, Flat Rock, Ala. Want a. few Ibs. 1927 crop dried _ apples, which havent been exposed to flies or grit. T. L. Blanton, Lake Park, Ga. Want Yates apples in small quan- tity. Quote best price. C. Pippin, Al- bany, Ga. Will give $3 for 1 bbl. good apples. Must be nice size and mellow for eat- ing and cooking. Send sample if pos- sible. W. J. Edenfield, Graymont, Ga. . Want good grade of apples. Write what you have and prices, Box 138, Griffin, Ga. Want 6 qts. strawberry jam. he D. Satterwhite, American | RR. Expre ss Co., Atlanta, Ga. : POTATOES FOR SALE - Have a few hundred bu. sweet po- tatoes. Make best offer. E. L. Dixon, Blnckshear, Georgia. SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE ia large, white wether goat, $4. 1:0 over size Toggenberg billy $10. eee ee Dixon, Blackshear, Ga, ee ae oe Allen = e 20e bbls. & 2 = dils, 15 each, Jap iris 25c. bulbs;) . ~ Holder, Ball Ground Ga., ht. 4. = pansy; hollyhocks 15c dozen; large May lilies 2 for 25c; daffodils and asl BULLETIN : MRS. NORMAN OF INTEREST TO WOMEN _ A DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO FEMININE INTERESTS OF THE FARM AND HOME | SHARP, EDITOR farm? : S the cost of all purchases. mind. f SELLING THE Are you advertising cand selling food produets from your ; | If so, there are a tew points that it might be well to bear in mind; first, in selling table foods to the city housewife, ii: _is important to realize that competition is keen and that you, necessarily are competing with the cash grocery store of ie: 2 day? These stores sell at a small profit. | he average city housewife is compelled to carefully eo In pricing your commodities, try to keep informed as. 163 ren tail store prices and fix your: charges with this nowledge | in. ; CITY: BU YER The ae Ie ae Wael your Sreduets and much prefers : to buy her table food supplies fresh from the farm, still, in mak ing purchases, she will consider the price you. charge. : Get all you can for your products, but when reaching out for new customers, try to-make prices attractive. : Another matter to be considered is. the appearance of the 2 container and the style of packing vou use in fending one be wares. ~ Products attractively arranged in neat segetainecs: sania a : = good impression and add to the purchaser s satisfaction. Write to the Womens Department if you. need ae in solv a ing your marketing: Pe Racy # Sah cat "FLOWERS AND SEEDS 1 idee large daffodils, 25c doz., or will exchange for good size quilt pieces or remnants. Mrs. N. Be woe ley, Loganville, Ga. Monthly. rose cuttings, 10 or 10; = -everbearing strawberry plants, 25 per 100. Add postage. Mrs. J. E. _. Sorrow, Commerce, Ga., Rt. 29. 10 red, pink and white monthly rose bushes, 1 year old, and well - rooted, 15c each; dbl. bulbs, 10c each. E. C. Melton, Smyr- na, Ga. Blue grape hyacinths 5B0c a 100. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. Well rooted dwarf boxwood ~ cut- _ tings, $la doz,; $6 a 100; crepe myr- tle 25c" each; $1.50 doz. $5 a 100; cape jasmine, weeping willows, | 30c: each; English dogwood, white spirea, and purple lilac, 15 each. Blanche - Woodruff, Greenville, Ga. 3 Mtn: Laurel and Mtn. Ivy, red Zan. wood, lily bush and white pine 15c each, or 2 for 25c; hemlock 10c each, or 2 for 15c; Mtn. ferns 20c doz. E. J. Fain, Morganton, Ga. : - Mtn. Laurel, azaleas, and holly - bushes 20c each, crabapple, red and - white dogwood, and lilac bushes 15c each, jonquils 10c. doz., giant daffo- white and spruce pines and hibiscus. - 20c each. Miss Margaret Wilson, Morganton, Ga. One red running ivory leaf, and 1 large dbl. pink and white spotted, 1 orange color, 1 dbl. red geraniums, 1 . fluffy ruffle, 1 ostrich plume, and 1 - spengeria fern; 1 lantana; 1 fuschia. The lot for $7. Fine. tneve cuttings. - Will exchange for tatting, embroid- ery, or bed room set. Mrs. W. M. Large pink dbl. peony, 40c; 1 dbl. -oleander 30c; all color hardy phlox;, dbl. and single hollyhocks 5 for 25c; seed, 5 thls. for 12c;. moonflower, - angels trumpet, summer chrysanthe- mums, pink star flowers; ccleopsis seed, 10c large pkt. 6 eolors verbena 25c; Paul Neyron rose 25c; dbl. white - and pink grass pinks 6 for 25c; dbl. pink almonds 20c; rooted rose eut- tings, 15c each. Mrs. J. #H Fife, Ar- : muchee, Gao. 6 White and. purple Easter, ~ and _ bronze June liles, 25c dozen; white - snow drops 25c for 2 dozen; dbl. red red canna} 25: . _ Poppy and phlox seed 10c pkt. broom corn seed, 15c cupful. Add 5e post- age on all orders less than $1. Miss |Lula Hawkins, Alpharetta, Ga. Pink crepe myrtle, purple lilac, bridal wreath, dbl. pink almonds, all good roots, 15 -ach; blue flags, 20 doz.+ 6: doz..-$1; hollyhocks, essorted colors; dbl. and single chrysanthe- mums, large. cream, yellow, red, pur- ple and some varigated, 25c dozen; pink and red verbena; white carna- tions 5e each; jonquils 15c doz. Mrs. JS. Greene, Adairsville, Gai Rt 2: Blue flag, 15 dozen; white flag, 25c dozen; jonquils 75e a 100; daffo- dils, $1.50 for 100; yellow canna $1 a 100; verbenas, several colors, 25 dozen; Easter white rose 25 each; or 5 for $1; velvet and large pink rose, both dbl. 20c each; Berry rose 25c/ each; snow ball bush 20 each, white laylonk 10 each; violets, white and blue, 10 dozen;*holly bushes, 15 each; English dogwood, 20c each; sweet william 25 dozen; all well rooted, All colors of fall pinks, 50 doz. seed. Miss Eula Dawes, Bey: Ga., Rt. 3, Box 79. Mixed Diantheus pinks seed; feath- er ball red poppy seed; dbl. pink hol- lyhock; mixed verbena; red. carna- tion, 10 pkg., or 3 foe 25e, del; blue, sweet violets, 50 a 100; ainik thrift plants, 30 doz. or A doz. $1; shasta daisies 35 dozen; white spi- rea, pink almonds 25c aah; er 3 for 60c; garden sage 8 for 12; all del. Monthly roses, long stem cuttings, light and dark pink, salmon, white and rainbow, free with each $1 order. Mrs. J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, Ga., Rt. 6, Box 60. 2 Pink imported canna bathe % for 25c, 8 for 50c. Add postage. Mr Lena Holland, Flowery Branch, Ga. Pink thrift. 15 dozen; honeysuckle vine, 15 each, or 25c dered: dusty ores miller 15e-dozen; hollyhock 15e each, or 2afor: 253 Do Perkins roses, 25 each; Monthly running and bush roses, "all colors, 10 dozen; 4 doz.+| Yoman blue hyacinths 25c dozen; jon- quils, 15 dozen; butter and eggs, yellow narcissus 25c dozen; large yellow canna bulbs 15c each, 2 for Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 44. Suramer lilac or butterfly bush, 25 each; forsythia, 20c each; velvet roses 2 for 25c; purple fox gloves, 40c dozen; avhitte fall pinks, 25 doz- en; white English dogwood 15 each; blue iris, 85c doz. All rooted, Pink |all. colors, 5 each; weigela cuttings 25c doz.-Miss Ethel Barrett, Ellijay; Ga., Rt. 3, Box 50. White Star Jasmine, yellow Christ- mas bells, white briar rose, white bridal wreath, purple wisteria, all 15 each; white flag Tilies, 5c each; yellow Moralss rose 10 each; whic butterfly and August. lilies, several varieties of ferns, 25c each; yellow jonquil bulbs and everbearing straw- verry plants 75c a 100; white and yurple Roman Wynciathax 25 dozen; sweet purple violets, 50c-a 100. Miss Evelyn Kings Hamilton, Ga., Rt. A, Box. 25.- Dbl. hollyhoek seed, ise and white | -10 pkg.; fireball salvia 15 cupful; dwarf marizeld: dahlias, and im-|_ proved fire plant 10 pkg.; cape jas- mine 20 cutting; yard hydrangea, 20; lavender crepe myrtle, rooted 25e. Will exchange any of above for red dogwood or red japonicas, root- ed. Mrs. Eva Crier; ee Gate as Will exchange yellow and variga- ted dahlias and large tubers for dah- lias, other colors. -H~ S. Woote Milledgeville, Ga. Will exchange well rooted Dorotiy Perkins roses, value 10c each, canary cannas, value 75c dozen, for weeping willow, not more than three; lilac, cape jasmine; pink dogwood; flow- ering pomegranate. J. = ae Mil- ledgeville, Ga. Want verbena, prefer pink, cerise, or white; bleeding hearts; watermel-|- on pink crepe myrtie.. State prices Prefer to buy all one place. Mrs. W. W. Quinn, Washington, Ga. per 100; rooted boxwoods, $1.25 per -| doz., sui lilies $1.50 per 100; weep- |ing willows. 25 each; Tueretia dew- berry plants 75c per 100. L. M. Woodryff, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. = Abelias, 4 years old, 3 for $2.50; boxwood, 5 years old, 20, per other sizes form 25 to $2. each; pri- vet hedge, 10 years old, 6 for $B: 50; 'forsythia, lilac white and lavender | spirea, persian lilac, hydrangeas, 25 each, shasta daisies 50c dozen; lilies, 50 and 75 each. Cherokee Farm, West Point, Ga. Geraniums all colors, Be; Star be- gonias 25c each; Devil backbone cut- tings 10c ea; sultanas and lantanas, babys breath Boston sword 20c each; large _ Crepe myrtle sprouts with roots $5) 100; funkia, 6 for. 50c; milk and wine, 25c, ane vetlaw. | cannas, 3 for Sher jon- quils, butter cups, daisies, 20 doz. Will exchange for California or Par- ma violets, and other flowers. W: ite. Mrs. W. E, Green, Powersville, G Ferns, begonias, sultanas, 4 ums all colors, all rooted, 20 gea cuttings 5e. Sa 10. Will : for dahlias, cannas, or nar Write. Mrs. @ oe Ga., Rt. 1 : each; or 8 for ei black walnuts * good roots 25 each; eh een j and red azeleas; sugar plums, okee roses, reasonable prices. | Mrs. W. FB. Fain, a : atthes, now full 20c Genohs bie tiger Hila, 85 doz.; Jap Tris Lili doz.; 10 choice routed roses, Ck kee roses. $1 doz.; giant dbl. dad dils, cream narcissus 85c. doz. pink peremnila, 30 doz.; palms: lets 25c doz.; white violets 15 doz 2 choice shrubs, rooted and la $2. Mrs. A. Wilson, Morganton, Purple and white Althea; FE flowering Almonds; English a wood; Purple Lilac; Golden Yellow Jasmine; Bridal Bou Mtn. Ferns; All 10 ea. or 2 25c; Pink Weigler, 50c ea. or 8 for $1. All well rooted: Add postage. No orders filled for less than 25c. Mrs Nancy pick deal Ellijay, ue : By DOXe4A, : _ Spirea,. Van Houttei, 400; dbl. oe 15; Weigla roses, si ea All well rooted. Tunis vas llija Ga. Risse. rs Iris, large quantity: and any var | Altheas, five colors, ready for * planting now; all shades dbl. Prices as to quantity. Miss Gachet, 258 coe St., NE,, Atle Ga Bed So Continued on 10) eee AND WANTED - Buff, White and Other Rocks _ ~ Will exch. pure bred white rock roosters, : March. hatch for anything, write what you. have to exch. Mrs. R. L. Youmans, Nunez, Ga. 1-good Columbian. Plymouth Rock ockerel. $2; 2 extra good ones $3 each FOB here. C. . Abbott, Route 1, _Warrenton,Ga. A few White Rock: oceans ; seal pullers. 9 mos. old $1. each, Mrs. H. PB, : Bond, Eton, Georgia. - ae " Fischel White Rock 2. year old cocks 9 mos. old $2 and $3 each. Mrs. M.-H. Myers, Tifton, Ga. Route 6.. "2 Buff Rock roosters $2.50 each. Miss Minnie Lou Bass, Chipley, Ga. - Pure bred Nugget Buff Rock cock- srels_ $2.50 and up. Mrs. We ington, Chipley, Ga. Few good Mack Marshall Phrtides. i - rock cockerels-6 to 8 mos. old $3.50 and $5. M. AG Gowan, 50 Rockytord. Avenue, Atlanta, Ga: - 2 White Rock cocks, prize. winning tock $2.50 each, hens $2 each. A. R. : Franks; Donovan, Ga. a < Oephiglins Colacn: Butt: Orpington cockerels, | Nets. $1.50: each. Mrs. te ~M. Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. ; |r. Geeslin, Route 2, Columbus, Ga. | T Pure. bred White. Grleciouks in lots 5 hens and 1 rooster at $9. 40 or 0 Crystal White hens and pullets; 3 or 4 cockerels Keelerstross stock, $2.50 each. Dr. G. H. Dunlap, Macaot Georgia. =~... . 12 good.Buff- Orpington. pullets oat .fine. roosters, see or write. Ne L King, . Lawrenceville, Ga... 5 pure White Orpington oa. te r a L.. O Stewart, TRE Ga. Games | i ckerels, April hateh,- $1. 50 . AL Te _Hendricks,,. Pousiey ie , crosses, price per . $6. to $103 hting cocks: $5 to $8. B. ae. Powell, Georgia, Route 2 Allen round head hens ir coe eld and Spring pullets now laying | color, $1. 50 each. i. A. Orawiey, High $1.50 each or 12 for $15. Mrs. iH EL Rouse, Spring Place, Ga. Mohawk Dark Cornish $2.50. each.. Mrs. F.. ee eae, Cecil, i fe Georgia. detkerets + oe Moores bark Gorniah Game. cobks 2: -years old $2.50 each;.4 young pul- lets $1. 50 each... Mrs. a R. Brooks, Donovan, Georgia. ee Anconas ere 10 pure Shepherd, blood tested pul- ts and 1 cockerel, April hatch, $12 for lot: FOB. E. a Dillard, Calhoun, Georgia. : Shepherds 8. c blood a An- 01 a pullets, laying and ready to lay|> $1. each, -cockerels $2 each. J H. : Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. a ee -. 8 pure Shepherd Ancona coders _ April hatch $2 each; 1. 2-year old |Regal Dorcas Wyandotte, early April - cock $2. Parties to pay express. Mrs. sD: Baker, Hiram, Ga. Pure breed April hateh. Ancona pul- and cockerels $1, 50 each. Mrs. Ss -1$2.50, also S. L. roosters, April hatch, | Shepherd tind wll and cock Os Ga. 5 - Sap- ae : a Georgia. large, heavy , stock,.also Golden Buff | molting $1.50 . each. fier Soe. 7 thatch cockerels;$2.50 each; S. L. Wy- andotte pullets and cockerels, $1.50 | | April 1927 hatch cockerels, $3 each jor 2 for $5. del. to station. L. S. Me- erels 10 mos. old, $1 each. Mrs. J. D. Nelson, Calhoun, Ga. Route 4. 75 fine Shepherd Ancona pullets, | April hatch, now laying $1.50 each. Mrs. J. C. Baker, Hiram, Ga. fi 50 Shepherd Ancona puillets March hatch 1926 $1 each FOB. O. J. Smith | Flowery Branch, Georgia, Route 1. ~~ 100 pure bred Ancona pullets and 16: cockerels $1 each, make best -of- fer on lot,'going out of business. 8 C. Sanders, Buchanan, Ga. 150 hens dnd pullets $1 each. H. Pure breed April hatch pullets and cockerels $1.50 each. Mrs. LS; oe - Brahmas- e I 2-year old Lt. Brains rooster $1.50 FOB or exch for 1 bu. Spanish, peanuts; delivered. _ Kimsey York, Clayton, Georgia. e 2 Lt. Brahma hens and pullets $2 each; March hatch -eockerels -$2.50 each, Balch and Brown strain. G.oPs Colelough, Maxys, Georgia. _ ' 80 pure, breed Brahma cocks 6 mo. old $1: aes each, Eva Corbett, Kirkland | Wpyandetten oe : White. Wyandottes, 1926-27 Sate, $1. 50. each. L, EL Williams & | Son, Ty Dy Gee Sots Tarbox, April hateh ronster. $2. Rose Comb White Wyandotte, April hatch, pure bred rooster, $1.50. . 0. Priest, Rt. 4, Gainesville, Ga. 5 mixed Indian Runner and Puddle ducks and 2 drakes $6.50 for lot. Jas. M. Murphy, Winder, Ga. Route 4. 15 White Pekin ducks and 10 drakes $25 for lot FOB or 2 ducks and 1 drake for $3.75 FOB. Miss Mabel Pilcher, Villanow, Ga. 0 Mammoth White Pekin ducks . $1. 50 each FOB. Mrs. Cc. T. McMillan, Route 8, Gainesville, Ga. 8 to 12 well feathered and fat geese $1 each. Mrs. B. T. Cothren, _ West Green, Ga. _ 12 fine geese $12 for lot. Mrs. J. ~ LL. Wildes, Manor, Ga. - Large white Mammoth Pekin ducks $1.50 each or 2 for $4. FOB here. Mrs. : John J. Cravey, Milan, Ga. 8 Rowen ducks and 1 drake $5 or exch. for white Pekin ducks. Mrs. C. es ae Forest Park, Ga. _ TURKEYS AND. GUINEAS FOR : SALE - Bourbon Red Turkeys for breeders, - Gobblers from 42:lb. Tom, prize win- ning stock $15. Mrs. R. R. Nash, | Smyrna, Georgia. Pure M. B. Goldbank, parent stock ~ direct from Bird Bros., Toms $10; Hens $7. F, Ts ents Bowersville, 5 Georgia. Good, fat 10 and 14 Ib. habieese 40 |b. T. J. Orr, Worthen, Ga. Bird Bros. big bone, April hatch Toms $8; hens $6 or 40c per lb., pure. S: stock. Mrs. M. KE, Hamer, Paes Georgia. 3 Bronze Toms $5; hens $4. Mrs. y - W. Eley, White Plains, Georgia. Fine M. B. March and April hatch oS turkeys $12 and $14 per pair, trio $18. FOB, Will exch. young M. eB, _ gobbler for 1 same wt. and beac or _ for 1 2-year old M. B. gobbler, Mrs. _ W. E. Gordan, Pitts, Ga. Rt. 2. 8 Guinea hens and 1 rooster, good " pedigreed and trap nest record stock, - Jayers, 75c each. Jas. W. Williams, Kite, Georgia, Route 2. 1 pr. White African Guineas 1 yr. old. Will exch for 1 pair Golden Se- - bright Bantams not over 1 year old. Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga. - Pure Bourbon red toms, 8 months, old, 30 Tb. Mrs. Cleon Brown, eae - 22 aie; 2 Sos old: hens, $4 each; April hatch gobblers, $4 each; _ May hatch hens, $2.50 each. Mrs.. E. . Oliver, Tifton, Georgia Rt. A. 10 young Mammoth Bronze tur- keys, weight from 10 to 16 Ibs. each. - Mrs. D. W. Jarrett, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 2. ... Mammoth Bronze M. B. and Bour _ bon Red mixed, turkeys. 5 M. B., a breeding, $6 each, or $25 for ine mixed, $5 each, or $18 for lot; 9 April hatch $5.50 each, or $48 for ik. Mrs. __H. G. Burroughs, Canon, Ga. 3 Bronze turkeys, 2 year old. Hens $5 each, tom $7. Doyle Pippin, Round | = Oak, Georgia, Route 1. 8, 1927 hatch, Bronze toms, weight es 17 to 20 lbs., 1 1926 tom, about: 25 Ibs., 6 1927 ens. 10 to 12 Ibs. All 40c lb. FOB here. = Wiley Adams, - Dudley, Ga. Thoroughbred Bourbon Reds, ~' 40c - : Ib. Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, Ga. 1927 April hatch Giant M. B. tur- keys. Toms, 20 to 25 lbs., first and second choice, $12.50 and$10 each, hens, 14 to 16 Ibs., $8. Direct. from _ Bird Broihers.. George A. Binrley, = eorereniis Ga. - Prize winning Gold Bank turkeys. 4 young toms, (won prize at Carroll- - ton Fair) $10 each; 5, younger, $8 each; hens, $8 each. Mrs. W. Leon Muse, Carrollton, Georgia. = aud like to exch. 8 late March Buckeye Mammoth Incubator; Hight aid heavy breeds, | bred from best Hatch every Thursday, 41500 for a MARKET BULLETIN _ M. B. babkeve for 3. young Light Brah- mas, hens and 1 rooster, or Silver Lace: Wyandottes. Mrs. Ww. E.. Gordon. Pitts, Ga. fl Several young barkeps: ena. $5; ca $3.50. E. L. Dixon, Blackshear, Georgia. : 3 M. B. hens, $6 each, 1 tom $8 or all for $25. All about 7 or 8 mos old. J. W. Cochran, Rupert, Ga. _ March hatch M. B. toms $8, hens: $6. Mrs. Ross Ellington, Oxford, Ga. Pure W. Holland turkeys. 6 hens and 1 tom. Unrelated and selected. for breeding. $40 for lot. Banks Coun |ty Poultry Farm, Alto, Ga.- Pure bred brenze turkeys. Young stock, 1927 hatch. $12.50 to $15 a trio of 1 tom and 2hens. Mrs. W. EB. Whisnante, Social Circle, Ga. . 250 or 300 Ib. turkeys 85c Ib. FOB Blakeley, Ga. Rt. 5. Mrs. T H. Owen, Blakeley, Ga. Will exch: Bird Bros. Gold ak tom and hen, pure stock, for 1 doz. March hatch R. I. Reds. Tom $8; hen $6. Mrs. ASE Hamer, LaGrange, Ga. _ BABY CHICKS : 8. C. R. I. Red chicks, bred to: lay, highest vitality, 16c each. Ga. Farms, Ins., Americus, Ga. White Rock, day old ontevs, 20 ea.; White Rock eggs, $1.50 for 15. H. L. Williams, Baxley, Ga. Booking orders for chicks, Dec., Jan. and Feby. delivery; hatched in $16 per. 100; $8.50 for 50; $4. 25 for 25. all pure strains. wae Hatchery, Waycross, Ga. _ Ferris and English leghorn rocks and red baby chicks Custom hatching. order now for early. fryers. Register eee. Register, Ga. = 8. C..W. L. day old ee out of any time after Jan. 10th, 8 per cent -off on early orders; Can furnish Tan- ered and Barron. strains; Have few standard Tancred cockerels ready for service. White Star Poultry Farms, Hahira, Ga. 2 Booking orders for baby chicks, delivery beginning Jan. 15th. S. C. R. I. Reds, Tompkins white Wyan-) dottes and Martin strains, Trapped and production breed, 20c each. Mis Irene New, 87 Rome St. Carrolitor Ga. Booking orders for ea Feby March and April delivery, 25 pe: cent with order. S.C. R. I. Reds, 25 for $4.50; 50 for $8.50; 100 for $16 $65. Bik Giants, 17 500 for $70. W. L. Barron and Tan- cre, 25 for $4; 50 for $7.75; 100 for big lots 16c each. Decatur Co. Hate*~- ery, Bainbridge, Ga. Booking orders for A-1 day old chicks, write. Want to contract for hatching eggs from heavy breeds also best W. L. hatching eggs. Irwins Hatchery & Poultry Fae fecagih eR Ga. - Want baby ance to raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old, any breed, any quantity. Clyde Gurley, Axon, Ga. Baby chicks from Tom. Cochrans big egg White Leghorns $20 per 100; Setting eggs $10 per 100. also baby chicks from Holterman Barred Rocks $20 per 100; Setting -eggs $10 per 100. Verdier Poultry Farm, LaGrange, Ga. aes Now booking aeons for December, January and February delivery for pure bred baby chicks, hatched in Buckeye incubators. B. R. and R. I.) Sirs Reds $15 per 100; $8 per 50; "$4.25 per 25; Jersey Black Giants and Light Brahmas $18 per 100; $9.50 per 50; $5 per 25. 100 per cent live del. gua- ranteed} commercial hatching $3.50 per tray of 84 eggs, beginning Dec. 15th. Middle Georgia Hatchery and. Poultry Farm, ae Ga. P. O. Box 87%. Pure bred dark | S. C. R. I. Reds baby chicks $15 per 100 del. any time after Christmas. Will. exch. 100 for trio of large. Mammoth Bronze tur- keys. Mrs. F, Cowart, Summit, Ga. 100 B. R. baby chicks to raise on halves, to 8 weeks old. Each to pay postage. Mrs Cora G. Ene Mad- Tas, Georgia, RFD 1. ~ : Now booking orders for baby chicks for spring del. from high producing hens, mated to cockerels direct from Ferris Farms, $15 per 100. 100 per}: cent live direct guaranteed. Send 10 per cent with order. Oconee Poultry Farm, Rockledge, Ga. W. L. baby chicks, $14 per 100, or exch. for 6 new quilted quilts, or _}11 new pieced tops or gdod goose feathers at 50c lb. Write first. Mrs. Joe Pierce, Stockton, Ga. Rt. A. B. R. and R. I. Red chicks, every week, $15 per 100, del. Fitzgerald Hatchery, Fitzgerald, Ga. Pure bred B. R., R. I. Reds, W. Rocks $14 per 100, 97. 50 for 50; Buff Orpingtons, White Wyandottes $15 per 100, $8 for 50; Heavy Breeds as- sorted, or W.'B: Leghorns, or Anconas $13 for 100, $7 for 50; Light Breeds assorted $10 per 100, $6.50 for 50. All strong selected stock, regular | weekly. deliveries postpaid: 100 per cent live del. guaranteed: Woodlawn Hatcheries, 903 Williams Mill Road, NE., Atlanta, Ga. Want 100 White Leghorn baby chicks. State price and time can de- liver. M. K. Hudlaw, Carl Ga. Quality baby chicks. 100 per cent live del. guaranteed. Prepaid post to your door. Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, Buff. Orpingtons, of select breeding, $14.a 100, $65 per 500; W. Leghorns, and Anconas, $13.50 a 100. $62.50 per 500. In smaller lots 1c extra per chick. The Better Kind. } Order direct. Blue Ribbon Hatchery, -Atlanta, Ga. 221: Forsyth St. SW. : Turkeys, Ducks and Geese Wanted Highest prices paid -for live and -dressed turkeys, fat ducks, and geese. Quote your price delivered by express Savannah, or we will make offer. Ad- vise amount:can positively ship be- tween December. 15, and: 23rd. W H. Oetgen Produce Co., Savannah, Ga. Want Bourbon Red + turkeys, April -or March hatch hens. Will exch. 15 or bu. mixed - eas. Value $1.45 bu. L. L. Huckabee, Roopville, Ga. SECOND HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE - No. 18 Oliver plow in A-1 condition dell or exch, for 2 pigs. W. B. Free- |. man, Oakman, Ga. x 1 2-horse riding cultivator; 1 Mid- west Utility Tractor, with plow and disc harrow, good condition. J ohn M. Guerard, Bogart, Ga. I. H. C. Power Hay Press and en- gine, running condition, engine needs new cylinder rings, $100. FOB here. William H. Moore, Sharon, Ga. _ 1 Moline 1 horse plow; 1 Gee Whiz Cultivator, 1 set breast chains, will sell or exch. Heard Orr, Orange, Ga. Rii-1. Spaulding deep tilling plow; 6 disc plow 20 in. deep; 50 H. P. Avery gas tractor, large shuck corn sheller, cap. : __ Thursday, Wipe 15, 1927, 750 bu. tsar iF aren Thresher 2 old McCormick binders; 10 H. P. gas engine on wheels,.all in good condi- tion and cheap. H. T. phew, Coving- se ton, Ga. Moline. tractor with new figtor, ie starter and generator, price right. J. - R. Maddox, Rt; 2. Athens, Ga. 110 H. P. Fairbanks Morse gas en- gine; $200; 16 H. P. Fairbanks: Morse gas engine, $125, or both for $300. KE. K. Fowler, 180 Rep Avena, fe : -Athens, Ga. 300 Ibs, hour, good condition $25. W. C. Cook, Rt. 2, Milledgeville, Ga. 1 Star pea huller and 1 3 H. P. Her- cules gas engine, on trucks, $125 or. trade for 2 milk cows. J. H. Onan: Rutledge, Ga. 1 No. 8 stump aller and 300 Tt: q. 8 eable, in-good condition, pull,any size stump, weighs 1700 Ibs. $100. FOB here. E. D. Williams, Stockton, Ga. , -1 26 H. P. Crude Oil Engine, Fair- ~ banks Morse, in good condition, fully equipped, $550; 1 No. 2 Standard J. B. feed mill in good condition; 1 No. 180 Letz mill $65. Marie Reeves, 121. 5th street, N. W., Atlanta, Ga. PAs : Iorst riding cultivator | with 4 feet in good condition $25, C.. Ti Wetherington, Rt. 2, Sparks, Ga. 10 H. P. I.:H. GC. kerosene engine and 20 in. Meadows mill, cheap_ will exch. for good milling corn pigs or. shoats. O. L. Cowan, Dora- ville, Ga. ae Covington cotton dropper in good condition, $1 FOB. L. A, pee Ashland, Ga. . ee 1 Oliver walking cultivator, $15, ce W. Capps, McDonough, Ga. - 3 Oliver Bottom Plows for tractors, _ $35 each, 3 Sullivan Towson Tractor plows, $40 ea; 6 h. p. Fair- banks-Morse gas engine $35; William son stump puller comp. with cable, cost $550, sell for $225; 1 Universal 24-inch stone grist or grinding mill for Fordson tractor or other power, cost $150, sell for $75. All in first class condition. Fred C. Baker, Flint- side, Ga. : John Deer planter, combination; 2-horse Chattanooga plow; other farm tools. Cheap. M. H. Tarpley; Canton, 3 Ga. Rt. 2. Davenport, a Ga. SECOND HAND MACHINERY 2 WANTED. ' Want 3 horse Moline riding plow: Ww. D. Poythress, Swainsboro, Ga. Want good 10-inch belt, also 4-in. saw mill feed belt. B. H. manne Gog- gins, Ga. Want Fordson tractor, cheap and in good condition, will exch for same. C. B. Milner, Cleola, Ga. Want 1 2-horse Oliver plow, No. 9 or B. C., state price and condition. H. E. Batenas Grayson, Ga. _.Want second hand hay baler, must be good condition and cheap, exch. or pay cash. W. B. Mitchell, Suwanee, Ga., Rt. 1. eral large size incubators. Must be in A-1 condition and cheap for cash. Chas. M. Anderson, Brunswick; Ga. PO. Box 202:. Want 1 gal. Enterprise ad and sau- sage press in good condition also oil burning swinging lamp, will exch. pure barred rock rock hens or . pay - cash. Mrs. A. KE. Barwick, Rt. 1, Doe- ae {run, Ga, Dise will - Want 1 Cole dbl. planter. and sev- 1 Model K Verge cream neveriton, ~ Or. = oe ~ Ore rt 1 15-30 McCormack- Deering Aaracs = tor; 1 Corley tractor mill. All neces- sary equipment. Bargain prices. J. L.. must be | AND. cance. _ WANTED ant 1a fashioned sausage aa od. conditien. Mis: RoE: Loganville, Ga. Rt. 3. : at late model Fordson bractors tor disc plow that attaches be- wheels; 1 tractor dbl. disc har- will buy all together or separate for cash. S. R. Poole, Wels eandard for William J. Oliv- No. 10. Fred Carmichael, Me Georgia, Route 3. ~ Epeent 1 Fowler Cultivator. and 1 edbetter or Averys corn dritl. Must cond. and a bargain. L. B. , Roopville, Ga. icago -man folding saw lace teeth. blade. Would exch. table peas for same. J. E. nden, Royston, Ga. Rt. 2. nt good 2-horse dise harrow, good 2-horse wagon. Cheap for T. J, Bailey, Columbus, Ga. '8-horse Moline riding plow . Poythress, Swainsboro, Ga. nt side plow and harrows for tractor. State best price. H. gars, Winder, Ga. a second hand drag saw and gine. Good cond. State price = He Ds Daniell, 1 sie harrow, for tractor. Will r exch. No. 1 Milling corn for _W. B. Freeman, Oakman, Ga. Want 25 H. P. motor and fed mill. Taylor, Richland, Ga. t 2-horse cut-away dise harrow peg tooth harrow. S. M. Nelson, anta, ne 270 Forrest Ave. N. E, PLANTS FOR SALE ersey: and Charles Wakefield cab- e, yellow and white bermuda ons, 500 5c, $1.25 M. del., 6 M. heading collards $1 M. del. Prompt: nt. ay etter Ww. McEver, Brasel- ad. sage 45e Ib. del, ne Melton lis, Cadwell, Ga. Box 9. filan cabbage plants, 500, 75c; 1000 ib. Postpaid. L. C. McEver. Rt. 1; slton, Ga, arly Jersey and Charleston Wake oS cabbage plants $1.25 M. del. by 048, Ga. : londyke and Missionary: . straw- ry plants, 1 year old, 35 hun. or} M. del.; raspberry plants 25 doz. 4; Sage, 1 year old $1 doz.; Del. 8 ragus 40c doz. del. B. T. Bald- vin Rt. 4, Rockmart, Ga. arge a. meet ete ane = , -Klondyke Sinehecry nts $1 500; $1.75 M. Del. Mrs. C. i un,t Rt. 4; Cumming, Ga.~ Improved large Klondyke straw- ry plants 25e hun: $2 M. Mrs Rosie wwe, Rt. 4, Cong, Ga. . Millions frostproof cabbage and col-| plants 500 65, 5000 $3.75. Mul- Plant Co., Alma, Ga. ondyke strawberry 25 100, $2 [..Cash. Prompt shipment. Mrs. W. ave Rt. 4, Box 78, Cumming, Raa eoariebnic strawberry 35 Miss Pearl Brewton Rt. E, States _ Ga. = he Jersey and Ginvleston Wake- and Secession cabbage lion F. P. cabbage plants ) $1.25 M. Mrs. Effie Adams, Seville, | Franklin, |. Ision cabbage plants, $1. 50 M. Durnham, Rt. 2, Box 154, Hazelhurst Q Ic M. collect. E. C. Adcock, | FOB. W. = Waldrop, Flowery. Branch Ga. Early Jerson and Charleston WwW ake field: cabbage plants, now ready, 500 75c, $1.25 M. Postpaid; also bermuda onions same ees ae SChancelor, Se- | ville; Ga. Lady Pegeuseh eee plants 30c hun, or $3 M. W. H. Dempsey, ERT. 25, Roswell, Ga. pasty Jersey and Charleston Wake field cabbage plants es M. & P. Legg Rebecca, Ga, A Early Flat Dutch and Chorltcton os Wakefield cabbage plants, now ready 300 50c, $1.25 M. Prepaid. Collect ex. 90c M. 5 M. and over 75e M. Cash.| Major Crow, Rt. 1, Gainesville, Ga. White and yellow bermuda onion plants 200 40c, $1.50 M.; frostproof | | cabbage plants 200 35, $1, 25.M. Post paid. Prompt ee Aubry Adams Seville, Ga.: ee Bermuda onion plnnte now ready, 500 75c, $1.50 M. Postpaid; also: mil- |. 200. 35c, Ga. 7 Several hun. everbearing strawhenry | plants 60 hun. Cash. No checks or stamps. M. A. Sapa) Rt. 4 Box 197, Seville, Ga. * Lucretia dewberry 75c ie cape jessamine 25 each; crepe myrtle 20c each and rooted boxwood cuttings. L. |M. Woodruff, Greenville, Ga. Everbearing strawberry plants $1 M. Will exch. for seed Irish potatoes. B. F. Knowles, el 5, Wrightsville, Ga. : Prickly tek orange hedge plants $1 hun.; old fashioned yellow and white selected seed corn 90c pk. and dewberry plants 50c hun. All well rooted. Mrs. J. R. ge aa Ga Cabbage plants Early J ersey Wake. field, Charleston Wakefield, - Early Flat Dutch, Iceberg and Big Boston lettuce plants; beet plants: Detroit. Dark Red and Eclipse, Buncombe col- Jard plants. All 25 hun. or $1.50 M. Del. Cash. L. E. Harrison, Dublin, | Ga. 8000 Jersey Wakefield and Succes- D. Ga. Frost proof sebbibe plants, "500 | 65e;' $1 M. Postpaid. Prompt del. eS Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. Charleston Wakefield and Seni hagen plants, 80 M..FOB.-No checks taken.: Add postage. ane Crone, Phi- lomath, Ga. : Frostproof cabbage plants, 500 75c 1,000 $1.25 del. Collect 1000 $1, 5 M. | $4.50. H. D. Salter, Pitts, Ga. ~ Sage, 10ce oz. Miss Ora Teems, Rt. | 2, Ringgold, Ga. -8.-varieties early enbaree sents 25 hun. Will exch. for jpeanuts. Mrs. | C. W. Owens, Rt. 9, Gainesville, Ga... | prices. W. R. Neal, Moultrie, Ga. Cabbage plants, early varieties, 300 Oc; 1000 $1.25. Postpaid. Prompt shipment. T. G. see oo Ri. J, Pitts Ga. | Frostprof shag. Ga. Sotlard and onion plants, 3000 $2. Prompt del. Roy McRea, Meigs, Ga. Frostproof cabbage, leading | varie- ties; Crystal Wax and Bermuda onion, also collard plants, 500 65c; 1000 $1. Walter Schroer, - Valdosta, Ga. Early Toney Charleston Wakefield cabbage - Plantes 20 100, Ae 25. ee oa ae, RCE et es Cook, Milan, Ga. neue Ga. Rt. 4. oe Sey trie, a COTTON SEED WANTEDCar Lots | cheaper large orders; Dee everbear={ ing strawberry plants $5 M. Cash. Lisbon Allen, Rt. 2, Gainesville, Ga. Early Jersey: Flat Dutch Charles- | ton Wakefield cabbage plants. Post- paid. 60 500; $1 M. FOB exp. 5000) $3. 75 or $7 10, 000. JOR: ee PeDe Fitz- gerald, Ga. CORN AND CORN MEAL Corn meal; ground by old fashioned rock mill. Write for price. W. -s = man, yeas) Ga. CAR. LOTS. FOR SALE aad. WANTED CORN FOR SALECar Lots Kar: corn in shuck: Car lots. Make offer FOB Pearson. W. Hf. a | Pearson, Ga. Ship shueked ear corn, car oe per bu, of 80: Ibs., Te; shelled corn, small. lots. sacked, 95c. bu. Send check, or wire order. J. W. Lang, Omega, Ga, -2 or 8 cars slip-shucked ear. corn, 80 lbs. to the bu. and 250 bu. shelled corn, in 21-2 bu. bags, 90c, FOB ears, Reidsville, RL. Beasley, Reids- | ville, Ga. Several cars of: corn, FOB here. Farmers and Merchants Bank, Cool- King Grocery Co., Columbus, Ga. idge, Ga. 1 ear corn in shuck, 780 per 80 lb. M. | SWEET. POTATOES FOR SALE Car Lots - Several cars Porto Rican potatoes. | U. S. No. 1 grading. Bulk loaded. F. L. Beasley, Reidsville, Ga. 1 or 2 ears Porto Ricans. Quote price FOB Cobbtown. T D. es Loe Ga. HAY nok SALECar Lots 3 ears No. 1 O-too-tan hay, $18 ton: 1 car bright peavine hay, $19 ton. All FOB Madison, Madison, Ga. - 1 car extra fine -peavine ae $20 ton FOB Abbeville, R. V. Hunter, Ab- W.: Z Carmichael. pi PECANS AND PEANUTS 1 WANTED . Car Lots a Want all varieties of pecans. Send | sample and make | lowest price, W. | Boyd J ones, Marion, . N.C... Want 500 to -1,000 ibe Schley or Stuart pecans. Mail sample and quote Want peanuts in car lots. Dan = Finleyson, Ga. Want Spanish peanuts. and. pecans in ear lots. Send sample and quote} best prices. Vernon Bradham, a | Want car of Wannamaker land, Athens, Ga. Ga. | bu. del. Cleve-. land cotton seed in bulk. C. A. HOW: for seed. Vernon Bradham, Moultrie, Want 4 car ver cotton loose, del. on track. Ben Hill, oa @ S. Bryan, Ben Hill, Ga. . or 2 ears. H. M. Franklin, Tennille, Georgia. ee ee MANURE FOR SALE=Car Lots Several cars of manure for sale. Wi & Chatham, ee Ga. 187 sone Ave. BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE : Car Lots oe $22.50 ton. John M. Spivey, Adrian, : Melvet Beans: st. or in the pod by jear. FOB Warthen. T. R. Pugean, HAY WANTEDCar Lots . Want 1 ear of good peahnt hay, a del. Soperton, Ga. _Soperton Naval Stores Co., Soperton, Ga._ : Want 8 or 10 cars peanut and 3 or - 4 ears peavine hay, nice and bright. Make best offer FOB, Naylor, Ga. a P. Carter, Naylor, Ga. Want peavine hay not over. 5 per cent other grasses, No. 1 quality. Of- fer $17 delivered. Southern Flour and . Grain Co., 300 Austell Bldgs. Atlanta, |Ga.- Want peanut es ear Tote: W. L. Folsom, McRae, Gaz. . Want Georgia peanut and peavine dosta, Ga. Want Ga. 8 and onus hay. Want car of bright, Crab Grass and Ga. BEANS AND PEAS. WANTED Car Lots Want 1 to 2 M. bu. sound, bright. straight Brown Whippoorwills, $1.50 Savannah, Ga. Can also handle these in car lots, or less: Send sample, before shipping. Also want 200 bu. sound, clean, _ sound, clean, new crop Laredos at $2 bu. FOB Ga. shipping points, ship- ment to Athens. Box 492, Athens, Ga. Want several cars Velvet. Beans in the! hull. J. P. Carter, | Naylor, Ga. -Want all kinds of peas: Velvet beans. State quantity,* qual- ity, price and how packed. W. L. | Fain Co., Atlanta, Ga. Want No. 1 Bradham peas in car lots. Write or wire for prices. Coleman and Chandler, Tifton, Ga. : Want car of brown Whippoorwill peas. Send sample and quote best price. Geo. CG. Nunn, Perry, Ga. moe Want 1 or 2 cars Velvet Beans. G. : P. Baisdens, Live Oak, Fla. Re Want several cars Velvet Beans-in hull. F. M. Green, Live Oak, Fla. _ Want soy beans, No. quality. Of- {fer $16.50. Southern Flour and Grain Co., 300 Austell Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. Want car of velvet beans.: Make pest price delivered. MM OM _King, Woodland, Ga, : Want velvet beans in. ake pod. Gar= 2 lots. Quote delivered price. Feed Co., Inc., Savannah, Ga. Sg Want car of velvet beans for feed- |ing, Zebulon, Ga. W. H. aco -_ |Co., Barnesville, Ga, ae i. car of Halt and. half Cote . (Continued oF m Page 16) ses hulls a Want half and half cotton eS: aS A few ears of 90-day. Velvets, as, hay. South Gere as Co, Vale. 44 S peavine hay del., Zebulon, Ga. W. H. = 3 i Michel and Co; ais Goa : new. crop O- ~ | too-tan Soy beans at $2.50 bu.; 200 Snelson Seed Co, af Soy and Dixie a - : ing. to size, weight and kind. .-reom sets, cr anything in this embroidery, oe - ing. Send oe pieces. Birds, flowers, Match, $4 a set. Cash with order, mc exch. Write what you: have. Mrs, J. Si Wallace, Canon, Ga. Route 4. Woman's Department. he : \ es Gs ; es tiie cao Gp ep epee eet eS S Po (Continued from page 5) Needle Work and Services Offered Quilts, from $3 to $5 each, aceord- ' Mrs. John McGimsey, Carters, Ga. Route One... : _ 4 white linen table runner, 11x29 3 -inches, Y inch | crochet "edge, em- _ broidered in fast. colors, 75e; 1 white: linen finish Vanity set. Embroidered in-fast colors. Hemstitched with blue crochet edge, 75e, or both for $1.40. - Mrs..:S...W. Huff, Meng Geor- gia, Route 5. Any~ kind of tatting and crochet - work on halves. Party to furnish thread and samples, or write for ~ samples. Miss Daisy ePenre, Ball ~. Ground, Ga. Tufted bedspreads, unbleached sheeting, guaranteed fast colors, or solid white, from $3.75 to $5,cif party ~ will furnish everything and pay pos- tage will make spreads for We and ~ $1 each. Will stamp or work, bed- line reasonably; crocheting, fabric painting, and all kinds of sew- stamped envelope for prices. M. H. Rickett, Fair Moant, _ Ga. Ri de Tufted bedspreads, any design, color "thread, white, or assorted, $4 each. Mts. C" M. Adeock, Adairsville, Ga. RED oy = _ Crochet trimming, from 1 in. to TAG GRO OS to. Ane at Made of good strong thread. ae - Milner, = Cleola Ga. ~ Squares for 2 quilt dene, $1 each. Offer 1 quilt. Crazy patch work, _ lined with heavy weight, flowered ~eretone. Made of satin, silk, velvet, . serge, worsted, small and large cats, vines, ete. appliqued in velvet. All seams - briar stitched. Make best offer. Mrs. Ophelia Phillips, Fairburn, Ga Rt. 4. Fancy tufted chair searfs. Rose color, 50c and postage. COD. Limited _ number left. Mrs. Nettie Close, Dal- ton, Ga. 82 N. Spencer St. _ Tuft rugs. Party furnish material; 1 set of infant clothes, well made. Write for prices. Mrs. O. B. Jones, Powder Springs, Georgia. ~ Quilt tops, $1.10 each; seeond hand worked pill w shams. Pretty designs, 40c pr. Mrs. Alice Garner, Ealnetie Georgia. "Blue silk Rayon bed epiend: 81x105 : inches, $8; 1 new cotton quilt, large size, weight 6 Ibs. $8; 1 large silk quilt "top, $2.50. Mrs. J. B. Pruitt, : : Tallapoosa, Georgia, Route 3. ' Large, heavy; hand-made quilts, with extra nice linings, $5 each, 4 for $19 del. Also bed spread and cases to or Hand-made linen Gondicerehicts, 2 Ladies, 35c each or 3 for $1. Mens| 85e each. Box 42. Dooling, Ga. Will tuft bedspreads from 90 to ~ $B each, - curtains, - ehair cushions, buffet, and. other sets in colors and _-attractive designs. Parties to furnish material, designs, and pay postage. * Miss Ruby. Champion, var ae Ga. Tufted bodapaaiGe., $B pes parties furnish cloth, wil] stamp ise ch, or will stamp and - work for $1:25 each. W4fl furnish cloth and - mda" postage. Miss Vera Hill, Cony-| ye Ga. Rt. 2. tuft tea aprons, 75e each. Mrs. Lena | Phillips, Fair Mount, Ga. Rt. 1. - Will embroidered bed spreads in} eolors on halves. Party to furnish de- signs; if prefer. Mrs. N. L. Finley, Loganville, Ga. Want to contract to make | 8 quilts work. Mrs. N. L. ee Loganville, Georgia, Route 5. ba i Want quilts to quilt on halve or 2 quilts for $3. Mrs.-B. -G.* ee Enigma, Georgia, Route a2, Want quilt scraps to piece on halves; home sewing, little girls dresses ahd bloomers, 75c. Party to furnish material and pattern and pay postage. MoT. Alto, Coors RFD 1; hi 2 ZU. : 2. 2tufted bedspreads, Mountain | Beauty. design, 1 blue and 1 rose, $5 each, or will exch. beans, dried fruit or Irish potatoes of equal. value. Par- ties. furnish everything will make spreads for 75c an $1. Stamp for 25c. Mrs. Florence Woodward, Pair-. Mount, Gace Rt dt. 74 8 good quilt tops. Sold only in 1. lot. $3. FOB here. Miss La. A. Ss Eftijay, Ga. Route 4. on Miscellaneous For Sale 25 Ibs. used. goose feathers, 40. Ib. Mrs. A. J. Goodman, Flovilla, Ga. 1 Auto Knitter, good cond, Cheap for cash. Mrs. Marie D.~ Wagnon, Crawfordville, Ga. . Nearly new Gearhart Knitting ma- chine, Instruction Book, some yarn, accessories, etc. Will exch. for 10 hens and 1 rooster, any large size, pure breed, or for 2 good pigs. Mrs. L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. Hand-made flower baskets. of flat 1-2 inch reed. Open. work, 24 inches tall, 75c\ each. Add 8 postage. Miss Janie Lee Nunn, Crawfordville, Geor- gia, Route 2. Norah Jumps, Arabia, Ga, RE 2. Box 103. 5 Ibs. black yao _knitting thread, $5, Cost $12.50; 2 bu. sound hickory nuts, $1.50; tone straw brooms, 75c doz., $5. per 100. E. B. Travis, River- dale, Ga. Zephyr thread flowers, all Be 12 for 25c. Cleo Kezziah, Rising Fawn, Georgia. Crepe paper flowers, waxed, all colors and kinds, 20e ea, or $1 doz. Pearl Tidwell, Rising Fawn, Georgia, Box 66.. 1 Auto knitter. pba White, Tem- | ple, Georgia, Route 3. Wil do all kinds of Grosheting rea- sonable. Miss: Ora Teems, Ringgold, Georgia. - Hand woven Hower baskets of fine reed, 24 in, high, 75e\ ea. cash. Add postage. Also want to know name of party who wrote about flower baskets Nunn, Crawfordville, Ga. Want any kind of fancy werk. to do. Will embroider on hallves. Miss 1 pure goose feather bed, weight 25 lbs. 75 lb, Mrs. F. Conley, Way- cross, Ceoreia. Route 4, 40 lbs. new. goose feathers, $1 Ib. Mrs. S.AS. Kinard, Moultrie, Georgia, | Poinsettias for Christmas, Made of erepe paper, wired: and waxed, $1 per doz. Also carnations, orchids, . lilies and roses, same price. Mrs. J. a. Peu- land, Ellijay, Georgia. Salzers, chrysanthemums, dbl, pe- tunias, gladiolis sw: et peas, and al-| and also do tatting and embroidery | MARKET BULLETIN, ee econ os kind of. flower, axed or | unwaxed, 10c each, or 3 for 25c. $1 60; pine per doz.;. wool flowers, || needle baskets. Candlesticks and wall basket, 2 for 25c; wall baskets, 50c each; parties furnish material and thread, will emb. also do sewing. Let me help you with your Christmas preparations. Write. Miss- Elizabeth Hall, Used Georgia, Route 1, qe Re Flowers and Seeds Pink and purple crepe myrtle, 30c Cape Jasmine, li year size 50c; well rooted, 20c each; monthly rosebushes 1 year size, all colors, 30c; cuttings, Be each. Add, postage. Mrs. H. E. Hartley, Conyers, Ga. ane Orange lilies, 25c doz.; hardy iris, 40c doz; blue flowering, evergreen vines, $15c doz.; pink weigela, 25c each; pink hardy phlox, 30c doz; sweet william, 25 doz. Maudie Silver. Talking Rock, Georgia. Thrift and Petunia plants 50c, 100; and white daisies, 35 doz. or 2 dozen 50c; English dogwood, 25 each; pur- ple lilae 25e each or 5 for $1; blue 1, Reynolds, Ga. . Dbl. pink Althea, 15c cach white hydrangea and butterfly bush cut- tings, 5c each. All colors, large size mums 25c doz.; red and white: dog- | wood, 15 each; yellow jasmine 10e; golden bells, 10 each; red horse mint 10c bunch; yellow lilies, 10c doz; wis- teria vine, 15c; purple iris 5 each; jonquils 10c doz. Mrs. eres Ander- son, Rolston, Ga. Dbl. red and Cannas, 2 Fo. (45c; King Humbert, 85c doz.; pink 75c doz.; lilae Sprouts rooted, 15c and 20 ae dbl white Camelia Japonica cuttings, not rooted 25 doz.; maiden hair fern eyttings, 25e each; pad and white verbena, 5 euttings 15c; thorn- less rose cuttings 15c and 20: spin- geria ferns 15c each, 2 for 25c; dwarf Arbor-Vitea seed, 2 tablespoonsful, 15c; single white and dbl. pink ole- ander cuttings, rooted, 20e and 25c each; American pillow rose cuttings 20 doe -; Rose of Sharon, rooted, 15c and 20e each; Shasta daisies, 35 doza all del.- Miss Mittie Collins, Route 1, Smithville, Ga. 3 Named varieties irises, 50 doz. Early daffodil 20c doz.,del. Miss Lillian Grubb, Demorest, Ga. Arbor-Vitea, 24 to 30 inches high few weeks ago. Cash. Miss Janie Lee |: 50c each; hardy phlox, mixed colors, 30 doz.; old fashioned thornless yel- | low roses 15 each; purple lilac 25e each. No orders filled for less than ae Mrs. M. C. Mason, Cut Cane, a Large | dbl. red, pink and _ orchid poppy seed, 10c tablespoonful, del. oe as Kennedy, Rt. 131, Aslanta, ae Rooted Mardhalneil running roses, 25 each, monthly blooming; cuttings 20c doz.; $10 M.; large pink bush monthly looting rose cuttings 20c doz; small pink, half running month ly blooming, cluster rose cuttings 20 doz., all delivered. Mrs. W. J. Bar- Hold. Shellman, Ga. Moustis Fern, 15e doz.; Mt. Ivy, 2 for 25c; pink monthly rose cuttings 2 for 10; pink crepe myrtle 25c each; Athy lily, 4 for 25c. Mrs. W. Dz Ticks, Ellijay, Ga. -Jopanese poppies 5e tablespoonful, add postage. Mrs. M. L. Morris, Val- dosta, Ga., Rts 2, box 88. Fine rose cuttings % yor Be; shasta daisies 25c doz.; seed of hardy pink iseus Be d Z. wi acinths, tae tan or raf | ed, now time for planting 1 each; Easter or Mt. lily bulbs 20c doz; rooted in dirt, 30 each; purple lilac Verbenia, 10c each or 3 for 25c; yellow | | yard Hydrangia, well rooted 25c each | - or 5 for $1. Miss Nellie Beeland, els | doz. ; | Mrs. R. F. Howard, Box 708, A -B.* Fields, Cleveland, Ga., or dbl. pink althea. - Watkins, Indian Spring: Large Lemon canna e throat green foliage 40 de and red varigated dahlias $2 orders over $1 prepaid: Mis Kendrick, Griffin, Ga., Rt. ' Blue flowered box-vine, del. any quantity. Mrs, W pe: Senoia, Ga., Re oe > Jonquil bulbs $1 100; pinl of ammon, 15e; brown and white 15e; black raspheney vines eechanee any of above for ross, pink canna tulip bulbs o: tia cuttings. Mrs. Kate Me Dacula, Ga. \ Old fashioned garden doz. Mrs. D. A, Russell, Ro Road, Box 21, Avondale E add postage. Long stem jonquils 25c doz thrift plants well rooted 5 large leaf, sweet violets 25 rooted. Mrs. J. L. Mosely, Reynolds, Ga. > White narcissus bulbs 50e: Di flags 40c doz; 6 well rooted wreath $1. 25, eagh with order. Annabell Dordens Ellijay, Ga., Red and yellow canna bul doz.; red verbena 6 for 25 lilac and pink crepe myrtle. 200 6 for $1; dusty millers 25 do ; well rooted and del. Walto Hartwell, Ga. Blue erhve hyacinth bulbs 5 postpaid. Miss Vera Brown, well, Ga. - fs 3 well rootedjuniper cuttings 15 inches high, $2 each; juni tings not rooted 50 each. M. Adcock, Adairsville, Ga., Bulbs: White and pink bulbs be each; Chinese sacred and Feb. narcissus 4 each lily 10 each; paper white n 8c; surprise lily, 20c each; dew and. Star of Bethlehem Qe each Dorothy Perkins rose, rooted, each; butter and eggs and d. 25C. dors Mexican pink vine 2 add pastas: Miss Alice Barrett wick, 'Ga., Yellow Primrose ine 10 90c 100; purple lilac, well roo each, or 6 for $1.; blue flow boxvine vergreen, aoted plants. bronze chrysanthemun doz.; blue violets.20c doz. or 9 add postage. Miss Thurla Cl Roy, Ga. Yellow canna lily bulbs 50 asville, Ga. a Gourd and gourd seed. Mrs, Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga. ' Dorathy Perkins roses, well 10 ach; well rooted weeping willo 25c; add postage, no order fille than b0c, .MMrev- Le + Dead Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 1. Red eastor oil bean seed 5c bright red dahlia bulbs 10c each; di red and* pink monthly rose and monthly, running rose cuttings each; well rooted white daisie bunch; well rooted feather fe bunch;blue huckleberry bush 25c; pink running verhena 10c bu or 3 for 25c; add postage. Mrs. Rt. 4. _ Purple lilac sprouts, March rose, and large pink monthly bush euttings, all 15c; add postag Miss Margaret Price, Gainesville Rt. 9. - White Easter lily buts $1 = doz., or 10 each. Add postage. Lela Rahn, Rineon,-Ga. | Sweet peas, all colors, win kind, or 3% dbl change 8 tbls. for 1 yd. clot hyacir day, December 15, 1927. SEED FOR SALE _ Boeke Desai cot- e of. Georgia water melon seed, ed from fine melons. E. M; Tra- Fayetteville, Georgia, Pure 48 per cent lint cottcen seed lf and/ half, $1.25: per bu. FOB here : Brantley, Scott, Ga. Rt 1. Okra seed 20c per 1-2 pt. or 35 quest, add_ postage. Miss Vera ll, Conyers, Gorgia. Georgia grown sweet pea seed in ate colors or mixed, 15c per 0Z. er hardy flower seed, many kinds ll planting, 10 pkt. Mrs. J. H. es, Brooks, Ga. bu. nice round ecdiine peneh will exch. for 3 winter apple or 2 Japanese persimmon trees nt this fall. Mrs. Josie Jenkins, nega, Georgia. Persian watermelon seed 85c | Zipperer, Statenville, Ga. e seed 5 lbs. 75c, 10 lbs. $1.25, s. $2.75; purple top, white globe, w globe, white egg and cero horn ip seed also collard seed. W. H. delle, Pearson, Ga. bher No. 3 cotton seed brani re Webber cotton that graded 1 in. lint, valued at 5c per lb. above erage middling cotton. JG, Scrugg irlem, Georgia. Good clean orange or sugar drip ane seed at $1.10 per bu. W. E. ipton, Mineral Bluff, Ga. 150 Ibs. melon seed. Will take $100 for <4 sold by January 1st, 1928, cash order. Fred Carmichael, Route (eDonough, Ga. abbage $1; collard 50c: tomatoe king pepper $3.50; Bermuda onion seed $3. We W, Williams, Quitman, lb. ger lb. delivered. Paul Smith, ley, Georgia. better, half and half ee seed i. J. Carter, Lovett, Ga. . Imported cabbage seed $1. 35 per lb ollard and turnip seed 45c lb.; beets arrott, mustard, 75c lb.; Bice seed per lb.; okra seed 25c.lb. Cash. . Holland, Braselton, Ga. ahnamakers latest improved No. 9 strain cotton seed, absolutely pure rices reasonable. B. F. Paaen, Mar- in, Georgia. | Okers pedigreed Delta type cotton eed, first year, finest staple, write samples and information. E. L. todd, Valdosta, Georgia, Rt. 1. \ Dill seed. Mrs. Thomasboro, Ga. Improved seed of Maribore ind Cleveland big boll cotton, corn will ane or sorghum syrup. R. P. Stein- eimer, Brooks, Ga. Poppy seed 25c two tablespoonsful, lso pink crepe myrtle sprouts 15c ; dbl. zenia seed 10c pkg.; batch- buttons, jack bean and American egion, 10c pkg. Mary Moore, Amer- cus, Georgia. Georgia raised Imp. Spanish pea- luts 5c lb. FOB here. Also Cleveland mp. big boll cotton seed, 10 bu. lot 1 per bu.; 20 bu. lot $80 per bu.; 00 bu. ot 75e per bu. FOB here. A. Garrison, Monroe, Ga. 2 bu. late orange cane seed, 75c; \ pure pride of Georgia wa-. T, B. Thomas, xch. for oats, wheat, peas, Georgia | flower seed 15c at. ee Ce Der} : melon. seed 3. per Tb. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville, Ga. _ Piedmont Cleveland big boll cotton | seed $1 per bu. delivered. H. W. Thur or. fos. for corn, syrup or equal value. J. N. Car- son, Griffin, Georgia: Pimento: pepper, seed Te per hs or | eee Ida Garson, 821 New Orleans | St. Griffin, Ga. . 100 lbs. Thurmond Gray watermel- on seed 50c per Ib.; 100 Ibs. Dixie Bell watermelon sed T5e per lb. All good seed. T. W. Regiseer, Vienna, Ga. 1060 bu. pure select Pull Not cot- ton seed, free from weevil. W. 1. Cun- ningham, Midland, Ga. Willets new wonder prolific, frost proof English pas, plant up to Jan. poe for home and early market, post aid, 30c Ib.; 4 lbs. $1; unmixed white sugar crowder peas for seed, $1.35 per pk.; $5 per bu. C. F. Mad- dox, Route 2, Buford, Ga.. Heavy bearing pole bean. seed 25a per tea cup full; tender bunch garden || bean seed 20c per tea cup full. Mrs. Charlie Dover, Cummings, Ga. Rt. re _ White and colored butter bean and butter pea seed 15c per Ib. post paid. Spencer sweet pea seed 25c per oz. or exch, for other flowers. Mrs. J, F. Solomon, Jeffersonville, Ga. 6 bu. fine burr clover seed $6 FOB mond, Greshamville, Georgia. Long leaf willow tobacca seed, als Shoemaker wrapper, a fine tobacco]. for South Georgia, also bright Bo- nanza bright, yellow gold leaf, seed for 100 yard bed 75c, special price to dealers. Dan A. ay Surrency, Georgia Frost proof English pea seed 10c per cup full or exch. for garden bean seed. Mrs. J. E. Sorrow, Commerce, Georgia, Route 29. Georgia collard seed 40c per lb. or exch. 1 Ib. for 200 cabbage early va- riety plants. Miss Lula Jane Cpuce | . Route 8, Lawrenceville, Ga. Blk. Giant sun flower seed 25c per teacupful. Margaret Price, Route 9, Gainesville, Ga. Willets Wonder, winter bearing garden peas, stand freezing, very pro lific, 25 per lb. Add postage. D, Burnham, Route 2, Hazelhurst, Ga. Want to get seed of yellow flint corn that will produce, no kind of dent wanted. J. R. Dykes, Marshall- ville, Georgia. _ Wannamakers Big Boll cotton seed, for sale or exch. for milk cow, or 2-horse riding cultivator. Interna- tional prefrred. Good cond. H. W. Perkerson, Greenville, Ga. Route 5. BUTTER AND EGGS FOR SALE Hatching eggs, S. C. W. L. from 200-250 egg hens, sired by male whose dams laid 278-284 year, $3.50 per 15, E. S. Towns, Tuc- ker, Georgia. 2 Ibs. butter per week 50c Ib. ie: livered. Mrs. J. H. Smith, Chipley, Georgia. White. leghorn eggs and chicks from official contest hens with rec- ords above 250 eggs, January ship- ment. Write for folder. H. E. Norman, Box 88, Richland, Ga. 2 to 8 lbs. butter per week 50c Ib. post paid. Mrs. O. B. Jones, Powder Springs, Georgia. Eggs for hatching after Fanaa 1st: 15: for $1.50; 30 for $2.50 post paid. S. C. brown leghorn eggs $5.50 per 100 delivered. C. E. Abbott, Rt. 1, Warrenton, Ga. = : Thompson Barred Rock eggs, prize stock, $1 for 15. Cash with order, leartons to be returned. Mrs. Mien | , Sylvester Ga. : MARKET BULLETIN 4 Shipping eases and_ deliver post paid. Woodlawn. Hatcheries, Box eges ( in| : Martin ieeal. Dorcas White Wyant dotte eggs $1.25 for 15, larger lots 6e each delivered, cartons. returned] Mrs. CG, Sieben, _ Peis, Georgia. Ss. LL. Wo eggs. Sh fox: 5 pee Mrs.. J. E. Sorrow, Commerce, Ga. 100 doz. S. GC. W. L. hatching eges | per week. Mrs. W..T: Merriweather; | Kelly, Georgia. * -Thompson Imp. Rinzlet Barred Rock Z eggs $1.25 for 15, larger lots 6c per | ese delivered, carton to be returned. Mrs. dC: Steadham, Bainbridge, Ga. | Eggs for hatching 15 for $1.50 pre- paid. Miss Addie Waddell, pees Georgia. Pure bred R. I. Red egos from carefully culled stock $1 per 15. Mrs. Lizzie Gordy, Cusseta, | Ga. t, Donaldson sbrain. eggs, winter lay- ers, $1.25 per By Mars 3. C? Baze- more, Odessadale, Ga. R. I. Red eggs from trap nested, high egg strain $2 for-15. Woodmere Farms, Chamblee, Georgiay Custom hatching in large or small quantities at 4c per egg. We furnish chicks 45, Atlanta, Ga. Eggs from large dark cornish game $1.25 per setting. Mrs. O. N. ao Moultrie, Ga. Good fresh Jersey butide 45 lb. delivered. Mrs. Eva Hefner, Talking Rock, Georgia. = Barred Rock hatching eggs $7.20 for 144 delivered. Miss Lillian Grubb, Demorest, Ga. -Pure bred white Minorca eggs for hatching $3 for 15. Roy Jordan, Ro- | chelle, Georgia. Pure R. I. Red eggs, dark oe 90 per setting 01215: Mrs. une E. Taylor, Whigham, Ga. Tancred O. A. C. w. L. eggs from trap nested hens, sire, pedigree cock- erel $3.50 per 15 eggs; flock mating from early hatched pullets under trap nest; 15 eggs $2; 100 eggs $10, de-| posit 10 per cent book order for de- livery on date wanted. Henry, W. | Thompson, Box 112, Atlanta, Ga. EGGS WANTED Hatching eggs in. large quantities, delivered weekly, properly packed, pay $5 per 100 and express charges, all breeds, write. Waycoss Hatchery, | Waycross, Georgia. Want 1 setting some good - breed turkey eggs, will pay cash or exch. paper shell pecans for same at 45c lb. Mrs. W. H. Hubbard, Tallahassee, Florida. : - Want hatching eggs from pure bred flock, any breed for immediate and next spring shipment. Fains Hatch- ery, Edison, Gas = - Want eggs from pure bred stock | for hatching. State prices per 100 de- livered, and variety and quantity you can furnish each week. G. P. - Morgan, Macon, Georgia: \ Want 250 Barred Rock Mees to hatch on percentage. Must be thor- oughbred. Write for price etc. G. P. Thomas, Elza, Georgia, Route 1. GRAIN WANTED Want Laredo and O-too-tan Soy beans. Also Biloxis. Send sample and] lowest price and quantity. you can furnish. C. A. Rowland, Athens; Ga.- Want seed rye, and seed oats, of any good variety. Make cash price at once. E, Patterson, Metter, Ga. Rt. 2. | exp. collect. | cash with order. L. EB. Harrison, Dub- lt lin, Ga. ae oie __PAGE ELEVEN or. Ore W. HL Waddelle, Pearson, Georgia. Want 4 bu: of chufas. uote price. Wee A. ae tee Ga. ee _ PLANTS: FOR SALE . Several 100 everbearing waar ty plants 60c 100. Postpaid cash with order. Mrs. M. A. ernest Rt. 1, : Seville, Ga., Box 1900 _ Charleston Early cabbage plants . $1 M, FOB. EL N. Crawford, Brooks, Ga. / Riondyke downers: ae $2.25 M., del. Miss A. -R. Hughes 6 Rice St., - Gainesville, Gap 2 -y. Early Jersey and Charleston Wake- field cabbage plants, imported, 100 30c; 1,000, $1.40. Prepaid.5 and 10 M lots $1 M. FOB. E. A. pers, Rt. 2, Buford, Ga. Charleston - Wakefield lenbboee plants 25 100: $1.25 M, FOB.; also Klondyke strawberry plants $1. 25 500; $2 M. C. S. Wingo, Bt 1, Flow- ery Dock Ga. Early Jersey and Chritlesten Wake- field cabbage plants 20 100, 70c 500 or $1.20 M del.; 5M lots $1 M., FOB. W.-C: Waldrup, Flowery. Branch, Ga. . Early Charleston Wakefield. and Early flat Dutch cabbage plants, now ready, 300 50c; 1,000 $1.25; post- paid. Major Crow, Rt A, Gainesville, Ga = Arbor vitea 25e doz. Bruce, Avalon, Ga. Charleston - Wakefield feast: proot | cabbage plants 300 65c; 5 M, $6; will exchange for Stone Mountair witer- melon seed 5 or 10 Ib. lots. _ Grace yo Buford, Ga. housands guaranteed frost proof Charleston and Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants from imported seed 75e 500; $1.25 M, postpaid; $1 M. C. FL MA&ddox, ae Nien Sloan Ga. Ae Clean dried sage, 60c del. Mrs. J. E. Yaun, Rt. 2, Milan, Ga. _ Hoes Iceberg lettuce plants, 25_ 100, Z $1.50 M. postpaid. Mrs. 0. E. Browning, Rt. 4, Doerun, Ga. co Early Jersey and Charleston Wake- -ield cabbage 7 500 for oe 1000 for $1 del. oe Stokgs, Rt. , Ma- con, Ga. ~ 3 Arbor-Vitaes, 3 cape qeauine, 20 to 80 inches, 50c each; dwarf jas- min, pink crepe myrtle spouts, any- > size 20c to 30c each; will exchange any of above for red spirea, sweet blue violets or large chrysanthemums. E. B. Daniel, Thomaston, Ga. . New -Alamo grapes, State inspect ed, well rooted cuttings $6 doz., $40- 100.- Clem Brown, Alamo,:-Ga. - Wakefield and Flat. Dutch: abbage plants 500 70c; $1.10 .M;. Lady Thompson and Klondyke- strawberry: plants 35c 100, $3 1000; Stone Mtn. watermelon seed $1 lb. _ Large and early strawberry oe 30e 100; $2 1000; del. Mrs. Mobley, Gleanaile, Ga. . Wakefield, Early Jersey,. Sueces- sion and Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 500 75c; 1000 $1.25, delivered: $1 1000 FOB. GC. M. Sims, Pembroke, Ga. i Dried sage, 60c Ib., 35 1-2 Ib. Mrs. J. T. Patilla, LaGrange, Ga., Rt. 6. - Early Jersey and Wakefield: cab- | bage plants now ready, 500 75c; 1000. $1.25; Bermuda onions same price, peetsnie -R. Chanclor, Seville, Ga. Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefield | and Flat Dutch cababge plants, ice- burg and Big Barton lettuce plants, Detroit dark red and Eclipse beet plants, heading Buncombe collard plants, all 25e 100; $1.50 1000 del., > Pao TWELVE : 500) 75c; 10,000, $7.50. Miss ne Bonnelle, Box 61, Valdosta, Ga. er Cabbage, collard and onion plants eo M. A.-P. Sexton, Valdosta, Ga. postpaid, 500. 60c; 1000 $1. 7 PEANTS FOR SALE. Pec varieties. cabbage ae J. R. Pope; Fitzgerald, Ga. : Early Jersey and Charleston Wake- - Sodield cabbage plant,600, 65c; 1000; iN eee GT} 5000, $4.50; will exch. for, quilts, ped spreads or flower baskets. Mrs- Eva Burgess, Pembroke, Ga. 200 well rooted - dwarf. _dewberry plants $1.25; 1005: Klondyke _ strawberry plants, 25c, 100; all del. Mee R. Pe Terrell, Rt. 3, Greenville | t Bomicia: Arbor-Vitea, > Pyadiper Z Mountain Laurel, Holly, Red Japonica _ Snowball Hydrangea; Bridal Wreath, _ Spirea, Pink Althea, Golden Bells, --Pink Almond, Tree Cactus, all rooted 25e each; Pink Cherokee and Thorn- less. yellow rose $1 doz.; wild onions, ~ eabbage and collard plants. Leading ~ varieties, 500, 50c; 1000,90c; 5000 othe. TOs Mrs. Savannah Ave., Valdosta. Ga. _ Cabbage, collard and onion plants, Ruth - Charleston Wakefield cabbage S eeaes, S120. Prepaid. Roy Sone Ga : Everbearing strawberry plants, 30e 100. Will *exch. for hooked rug or cabbage plants. Miss M. K. Meeks, Rt. 2, Devereaux, Ga. ~~ : Hymalaya Blackberry vines $1 doz Mrs. D. E, _Hvans, Ritz76; ee eee Gas : Klondyke aud Gandy stmwberry _ plants, $2. _ OR. ie Nasi: anyms, Wtondyke ee plants, 25e - 100; $2.50 M+ Del. 10 M. or more $2 M. Paul Martin, Rt. ase fae ee Branch, Ga. -geed, 20e cand Lady 5 collard plants, 500, 65c; Thomas bunch winter Eng. pea Ib. del., 15 Ib..in bu. lots FOB; also Charleston Wakefield F. ' P. eabbage plants, $1. 25 M. Del. by = mail, $1 M. by Exp. .FOB. John W. Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga. Lady Thompson nei ee 30c 100. Prepaid. Minnie Matthews, ~ Plainville, Ga. : Everbearing strawberry re abe 00, $2 M. Mrs. T. B. McDilda, Lyons = 5 Gay; Saxe Taerbanrihe iene Missionary Thompson - plants, The and 50c 100, $8.50 M. Mrs ~ Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga. =< Banana plants, Soler $1 ea. a R. Tippins, Dairy, Ga. ~ -Kellog everbearing _strawberry eae, 50c per 100; $4 per 1000. Mrs. es R. Brooks, Donovan, Ga. - Everbearing strawberry plants. 25e per 100. H. J. Daxidson, Pine ee, ce Ga. Charleston Wakeficid, - Succession, Drum Head and Copenhagen Markets a. - Cabbage plants, 75c per 500; $1.25 per - 1000... Mrs.. WW. A. Bruce, Valdosta, = Ga; a Bee Millions frost proof cabbage and 1000, $1: 5000, $3.75. J. T. Mullis, Alma, Ga. - Charleston, Jersey. Wakefield and. _ Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 200, 45c; 500, 75; 1000, $1.25. *- Miss Grace. -Branan,_,Lewiston, Ga. Giant, Gandy -and ay Louis aera berry plants ext. early, $1.50 per 100; $3.50 per 1000. St. Regas (everbear- a, _ ing) Cuthbert Red Raspberry plants | "$3 per 100, $25 per 1000; Select Him- ae blackberry oer $5 per 100. -boxwood | plants, uniform size $15 del.; lucretia | BB. Haekle, 603 E. tkey fig, large 25c, 8 for 50c; | W. Tool, Macon Ga. Rt. 2. now ready, 300, 50c; 1000, Seville, pTaes strawberry | -|now ready, P: P: prepaid, So MARKET BULLETIN: De a "Russell, Rockbridge, Box 1, Avondale Estates, Gay ee Charleston and Early Tessey Wake field cabbage plants, 25e per 100, 75c per 500, $1.25 per 1000. D. C. Bare- foot, Seville, Ga. Million frost proof cabbage plants now ready, 35c for 200, 75 for 500, $1.25 per 1000, ainored by parcel post same day order received. W. S Adams, Seville, Ga. All leading. varieties of. - cabbage} plants from inoculated seed, 500, 75; Everbearing strawberry plants 30 | per 100; $2.50 per 1000 del. Mrs. G F. Orr, Flowery | Branch, Ga, Early Jersey, Charleston Wake- field, Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 65 for 500, $1.15 per 1000 delivered; 10,- Branch, Ga. McDonald earliest blackberry, 1000 for $12.50, 100 for $1.50; Lucretia Dewberry, 100 for $1.10; Brown tur- Kudzu 2 and 3 yrs. old, 100, $3.25, 25, $1. J. -Hollyhocks: dbl. white and cream, 1 year old, with good roots $1 per: doz.; Burpees Improved Tris lilies, mixed colors $1 per doz.; 200 deep red ver-. benas, hardy blants: 25 per doz.; 200} rooted sage plants 10c, wisteria 15c, lilac 15e. Mrs. Sow. Sloan, Auburn, Gave. Cabbage plants ready, . leading va- rieites, 500, 75c; 1000, $1.25, delvd. 5000 and up 90c per M.-FOB. Cash. with order. We C. a paeee le Ga. Azelias, pa red, Sellow: 6 ioe Sr: white pine, crabapple 20c; black wal- nut $1 doz.; palmetto cactus, 6 for $1; wild white: dogwood 6 for $1; pink erepe myrtle, 25c each. R. D. Wilson, Morgantown, Ga. Evergreen vine, 15c berry plants 50 for 25c; doz.; straw- bird eye} pinks, 15 doz. ae: YUE. Carn, Elli- jay, Ga. _ Everbearing and Gibson. Siew bers fry plants 25c, 100; $2, 1000; Mrs. Rubye Tumlin, Cuineeville, Ga. Winter heading cabbage plants, 500, 75; 1000,, $1.25. Thelma Har- rington, Thomasville, Ga. Charleston, Jersey Wakefield and | early flat dutch cabbage plants, 500, 1000, $1.10; 38000, $3 postpaid. W. H. Branan, Lewiston, Ga. Frost proof cabbage plants, any va- riety, 65 M. collect. J. Ss. Le Fay- etteville, Ga. : Everbearing strawberry Sanis for sale or exch. B. E. eee Liston, Ga. ee All leading varieties cabbage plants 500, $1; 1000, $1.75; $1, 1000 express collect, satisfaction guaranteed. J. T. Davis, Tifton, Ga. ef Early Jersey Wakefield catbane plants now ready $1, 1000 FOB., good plants or money back. J. T. Hughes, Rockingham, Ga.. Bermuda onion, cabbage, beet and Boston lettuce $1.25, M. F. O. Mar- tin, Jakin, Ga. ss Early Jersey cubbase. and collard plants, $1, 1000 each; bermuda onion plants, $1.25, 1000; Robert Vocke, 'Valdosta,-Ga. Bt. 1. 22 * Dry sage 60c lb. del. Send P. O. M. O. HB. D. Yown, Milan, Ga. Rt. 2. |. Cabbage plants. W. i. eadsl Pearson, Ga. Charleston - Wakefield, all season, Flat Dutch and true Georgia collards guaranteed. Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. $1.25 per 1000. Capt. Albert Harring- | | ton, Thomasville, Ga. 000 for $8. W. O. ee Flowery -|red raspberries 50c doz.; bushes, 6 for 50c; dark red, bunch | $425; 10 Mi, $7. 50, aoe dina. Jc Me Nix, Flowery | ee Improved . Klondyke strawberry plants, $2.50 M. delivered. Mrs. J S. Crow, ' Cummings, Ga. Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants, 100, 20c; 1000, $1.50. J. H. Baughan, Alverton, - -Ga. Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefield cabbage plants, 500, 65c; 1000, $1.15. Guy - Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.- _ Jersey, Wakefield and early Flat Dutch cabbage plants; $500, 65; 1000 /$1.10 del; ; 5000, $4.50 coll. E. C. Wal- Pe Flowery Branch, Ga. Ba es, - Wakefield, Flat Dutch and Succes- sion cabbage plants, 30c, 100; 500, 75c $1.25 1000, collard plants same price. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga. Cuthbert and St. Regis everbearing. $3 100; $20 1000.. May and June cherry trees 10c each; $1 doz.; snowball lilac, hydran- gea, 20 each, $2 doz. J. F. Anderson, Blue Ridge, Ga. Lady Thompson. aeohenty plants a 1|20c, 100. Also dry sage, 3 ozs., 12c, Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Jersey and Charleston Wakefield eabbage plants $1.25 M.; 500 5c; Bermuda onions, $1.50 MM. J. N. Me- Kinley, Pitts, Ga. _ Surehead cabbage now ready, 20 100. Miss Ruth Sexton, Royston, Ga-| Early Jersey, Charleston Wake- field and Flat Dutch cabbage plants post paid 500, 60c; 1000, $1. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga. Frost procf cabbage plants now ready, all varieties, 500, 75c; 1000, $1.25, post paid; express collect. 10- 000, $10. L. A. Welch, Sylvester, Ga. Dry sage, 69c lb. Also well rooted Holts Mammoth sage plants 10c ea. or 8 for 25c. Lady peas, 10c lb.; red speckled sugar crowder peas 10c Ib. Mrs. Ida M. Allen, Rt. 5, Carrollton, Ga. Early and .Charleston Wakefield cabbage plants, white bermuda onions 500, -75c;' 1000, $1.25 del. 6 M., $6. express coll. Walter- W. McBver: Braselton, Ga. Charleston Wakefield and Early Jersey cabbage ready to ship, 300, 50c 1000, $1.25 or express coll. $1 M; 5000, $4.50; 10 M $7.50. Mrs. Anna} Crow, Rt. 1, Gainesville, Ga. Imp. Klondyke strawberry plants, 500, $1; $1.75 M. del. Mrs. C. F. Hunt Cummings, Ga. Imp: large Hondykes strawberry plants, 25ce, 100; $2 $1000, cabbage plants 15 100. Mrs. Rosie ee a 4, Cummings, Ga. y Klondyke strawberry 25c 100; $2 M. Cash with order. Mrs. W. B. easy Tutt 4, Cummings, Ga. Succession, Charleston and Jersey Wakefield, Drumhead, Flat Dutch and sure head cabbage and onion plants now ready for prompt shipment; 1000 75; 5000 and up 60 M. 15 M. Lady Thompson strawberry plants, $2; 8 M $5; 500, $1.40; 25 per 100. Will exch. for worm free dried apples, honey, quilt tops or any kind fancy | work, preserves or B. G. P. C.. pig six wks. old. Mrs. J. -M. Hall, Rt..5, Calhoun, Ga Klondyke strawberry plants 206 100; 5 M. $1.50 M; bunch cultivated blackberry $2 100, $15 M., FOB. W. G. Kelley, Forest Park. Ga. Kudzu plants $15 M. F. C. Drexel, Buena Vista, Ga. Large stock Jersey and Charleston Wakefield, Succession and early Flat |. Dutch cabbage plants,.500, 70c; 1000 20c 100; 500, 75c; $1.25 1000; 5 M., $1.25. Expressed 1000, $1, 5000- | orders. Thursday, December 5, 10 000 or more Te M. ae Pitts; Ga. =, Early Jersey Souk Charl to cession F, P. cabbage plants, Dutch, $1.25 M. Special price o1 Z. X. Potts, So A, Ba ville, Ga. _ = Willets new wondees bush Eng. peas $15 bu.; Tb. D. P. Ellis, Gay, Ga.- M4 ok 500. Cash with order. J. C.: 2, Gainesville, Ga, Large everbearing strawb 25e 100; $2.50 M. Add posta: a. W. H. Brewton, Statesboro, Ga Early Jersey and Charleston | field cabbage plants. -Promp ment. 800 50c, 500 75c, 1000 Insured prepaid mail. Collect ments, 500 50c; 1000 75e. J. ner, Senoia, Ga. - Jersey and Chstisston e cabbage plants. Insured prepaid / 800 - 50c; 75e; $1. 25. = Couch, Sena: Ga. ne ' Early Jersey Charleston Y cabbage, 20c 100, $1.25 M. ders cheap; everbearing stra $3 M.; Ga: collards $1 M. No Cash. Prompt: shipment. Mrs. Allen, Rt. 2, Gainesville, G Charleston Wakefield and Ha Flat Dutch. Now ready, 800. 1000 $1.25. Prepaid. Collect $1 $7.50 M. C. M. Crow, Rt. - G: ville, Ga. ee Early Jersey Chabteauen 20c 100;. $1.25 M.; everbeari berry plants $3 M. Now reat. J. C. Allen, Rt. 2, Gainesvil Iceberg lettuce plants, 25c? postage. Mrs. Katherine Bo Brookwood Ave., Commerce, Early Jersey and Charlesto field cabbage plants, 20c hun M. Joe Ray, Coleman, Ga. Well rooted prickley mock hedge plants, $1 hun.; dewberry P. 50c hun.; old taxhion white low selected seed corn, 90c Mrs, J. R. Hillis, it Ay: Millha Ga. Everbearing ee plar hun. Mrs. G. C. Sledge, Bhi tville, Ga. Large Early wtlawhous : 80c hun. $2 M. Del. Mrs.-L. EB ley, Glenville, Ga. > Cabbage and onion. plants, 20 W. S. Coody, Rhine, Ga. Early Jersey and Charleston field frostproof cabbage plan 60c; $1.10 M. del. 10,000 $7.50 co E. Y, Stokes, Rt, 3, Macon, Ga. Rooted Kudzu plants, 2 to 5 old. Prices reasonable. Will exch Duroc Jersey hogs that are ander M. Kennedy, Collins, Early Jersey and Charleston field, Succession and Flat Dutch bage plants, 500 70c, $1.25 M Sewell, Pitts, Ga. cae Collard and cabbage slant $1 i ecist ch: Ga; _ Everbearing nie pl hun. Add postage; also pin 02.5 parnie Lilacs, | 25e; small purple fig sprouts, Y. A. Dial, Rt. 2; Monroe, Early Jersey and Charlesto field cabbage plants, 500 65; $ | FOB, L. Ce Meio: a from Page 10) ite willow peach trees 1 fay cherry sprouts, 10 ea Mrs. Grady Fraser, nks,all colors, 50c doz.; red mnning roses 25 each; z.;.travelers. delight vine ee each; tiger lilies, 50e eysuckle vine 5c each; old blackberry sprouts, SI. 50 Al well rooted, ivory. Home ~ low narcissus, $1 per Swan Iris, $1. per 50; oS . 2 we old, oe . star jasmine wade _weep- F for ee fae doz, Mrs, Re. ee Ga. Rt. Oe 23g = mache ete white. nar- 5c doz.; golden bells, 10c ea. age, Miss Minnie Langley, 5 Rt. ao oted, monthly rose Busnes nd old. fashioned red velvet rose each, mixed | collection of ings 40 per doz., Mock Or- d Philadelphia dogwood 25c. e 10c each, of 3 for 25c. fiver privet hedge, bushes, 20c each, cuttings, 80 per i BE. area McIntyre, ae Poet trumpet jonquils, also dbl. me trumpet, had. postage. Mrs. end Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. $ snow Det. aes purple Jap Tris inkrand white Lubieus 25c jonquils, ~30c doz.; snow ball, althea, golden japonica, tree cactus, all ild red, yellow oxalis and Sadie Senda: se flowering outterfly bush, 25c each; 6 for $1.10, post- s; single, blue bulbs, or 8 doz. ee 00 postpaid, snow eh: 2c doz.; butterfly bush, ingle oxange lilies, 10 ea.; nsy, mixed verbena, Jap siglia, any color, will exch y hydrangea, flowering al- bridal wreath, and other flow- order accepted less than 50c. tage. Miss Mattie Slaughter, erence sweet scented Star of Bethlehem 10c. doz.; erkins roses and other roses ch or $1 doz.; lilac, pink oxalis ch; August tiger lilies, pore | tae each, , . White spruce pine and holly bushes 50c each; boxwood $1 dozen; bushes and balm of Gilead trees 25c, each; mtn, laurel, $1 dozen; snow- be alls, cherry trees, and lilac bushes, ibe each; blue and white blooming, blue flag lilies 10c each; mtn. ferns, 50e dozen; evergreen vine, 15 dozen; peppermint and spearmint and horse- mint 25e dozen; maple trees 10 to 12 inches. 15c each; garden strawber- ries 50e a 100; butter and eggs 10c doz. Add postage. Miss Ruth White, Dahlonega, Ga. | August lilies, 25e dozen; 20c. Well rooted. Mrs. Mullis, Caldwell, Ga. Box 9. Jonquils,. daffodils. and narcissus bulbs 85e dozen; golden bells 3 for 85e; golden turkey cap lilies 30c doz.; purple Melton 200 _ snap dragon plants 25e: collection ae seed 10e- pkg.; add postage, pe Sade Win- ; sweet Toeket 20c doz. All| | mixed colors, 1c each. Add postage. Cherokee roses 50c dozen; aza-| English | fig. ae ushes: o fon BOG purple iris 5 85 dozen; Don -Deodora 10 each. Mrs. Louisa Blalock, ae a Rt. 3 Box 48. Buitercup and> jonquil bulbs $1. a 100; monthly rose cuttings, all colors 2c. a dozen. Mrs. Ben Eehols, Philo- math, Ga. Starks dbl. giant, ae colors, Sue zennia seeds, 25 a teacupful del. Miss Vera Lee, Leones Ga, Rt. d,-Box DO . ne - Improved. African Marisol? seed, = fall plooms, $1 per OZ. Mts: Hallie . fuller,, Geneva, Ga. __ Avbor-Vitaes, pyramid, 15 auehes each; dwarf 15 inches, 50c each; sae ipers, 3 ft. $1.50, 1 ft. 50c; box- woods, 15 inches, 50g; | cerabapples, ig ivy, lilies, dogwocd, huckle- try, dwarf and winter, lilac, sno. flowering pear all 25c each; 3 ferns $1 each... Add~ postage. . Laura Planter, Morganton, Ga. _ Butter and eggs and narcissus bulbs 25e and 20c doz. Add postage. Miss |. Vera Hill, Conyers, Ga. Henderson superior pansy | plants, Mrs, .Ov BE, Browning, Doerun, Ga. RFD 4. =, All colors of rose ogtones. 2. for 15c, or 2 for 25c rooted; blue sweet violets, 50 a 100; snap dragons 50c dozen; century a 25 each; daffo- dils 50c dozen; carnations 2 for 25c;. bridal wreath, flowering almond, 10c each; red and white striped - holly- hocks, 3 for 25c; prickly pear, large yellow blooms, 25c each. Mrs. Lena Phillips, Fair Mount, Ga., Rt. 1. Large, well rooted shrubbery; pink almond, red quince, golden bells, pom- egranates, evergreen winter bloom- butterfly bush, crimson and lavender spirea,.rose, white and pink weiglia, white English dogwood, pink deritzie, Philadelphus, bridal wreath, lilac, snowball, kudzu and armor privet, bitter sweet vine with red berries; all winter, Boston ivy and mistletoe. Ali 25e each. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairs- ville, Ga; Rt. 1. 800 sweet scented hie narcissus bulbs. Sell. cheap or exch. for any- thing ean use of equal value. Mrs. J. T.. Lewis, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. Monthly rose bushes, 1 and 2 yr. old, 6 for 65c. Cuttings, all colors and kinds, 25 for 80c, 50 for 50e; 40 small weigelias, 75c; ivy vine, 30 bunch. All del. Mrs. Ophelia Phillips, Fair- burn, Ga. Rt. 4. t Pink imported canna bulbs, 3 for 25e, 8 for 50c. Add postage. Mrs.! Lena Holland, Flowery -Branch, Ga. Mammoth Russian sunflower seed. Clean and nice. 12 1-2e pint. R. L. Weeks, Dial, Ga. Yellow canna bulbs, 10c each, 40c dozen; yellow day lilies 15c dozen; dark red and orchid dahlia bulbs, 10c. each, 80ce dozen; shasta daisies 15c dozen; white chrysanthemums, large type 20c dozen. Mrs A. W. Ca Gainesville? Ga Rid: Well rooted cape jasmines, large size, 20c and 40c each del. Miss Min- nie Williams, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 2. Everblooming. rose cuttings, all colors, 15 dozen; well rooted bushes, 25e each, or 5 for $1; blue sweet vio- lets, now in bloom, and verbena, large blooming size plants, 15 dozen each; white peony! bulb 25 each; fire ball eannas, 40e dozen. Mrs. D. W. Hughey Ranger, Ga, Rt.-1, Box 68. Blue flag lilies 25c, 5 for $1; purple lilac, rooted, 5e each; red monthly roses 15 each; golden glow, rooted, 3 for 10c; pink monthly rose cut- Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 4. ing bush honeysuckle, cape jasmine, | ferns, all kinds, 15c ed, 6 (oe 25e; hock 25e do: en; < four oclocks, all color seed, 25 for 5e; blooming peaches, with dbl. pink | Ricans 10e each. Will exch. any. of the above to amt. Of SL fer. scraps. Must be new and nothing less than 4 inches Sq. Each party pay postage. Miss Mary E. Grindle,: Dah- lonega, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 42, Dbl, lemon canna with orange spec- | kled throat, 40c doz; white and vari-, gated dahlias, $2 dozen. All orders % _quilt * = over $1. prepaid. Miss Hettie. Ken: - drick, Griffin, Ga. Rt. Go White cape jasmine, 75c; red ver- bena, with white eye, 10c; all kinds _ of ferns, nice bunch, 25 chs cactus, erab claw, red and pink sword and large bloom blood red varieties 25c,. 450 and 50e each; shasta daisies 10; large, sweet siolets hestor 2 plants. a red Dorothy Perkins roses 25c; white: 2 spider lily bulbs 25. All well rooted. : Miss Annie Malphrus, Tusculum, Ga. Cannas, pillow of fire, green foli-_ age, scarlet blooms, Indiana orange salmon, extra large blooms; gladiator. lyellow blooms, red mixed with green. foliage; Richard Wallace, canary yel-.. |low, green foliage, 15 roots for $1. 00". Mrs. s Will exch. for. Shasta daisies. R. L, Silver, Edison, Gao 1 yr. junipers, boxwoods and spirea / : 25c; blue lilacs 10 and 25ce; weeping willows 25 and- 50c; Mada! wreath, blooming pear, yellow bells, 10c and 25e; wisteria, flowering almond,. Roose. velt, Paul Naron and other kinds and colors of monthly roses, from 10 to 50c each; dbl and single yellow and white aiid plue flag lilies, 30e doz. All deliyered. Mrs. B: ae Baldwin, All kinds of ferns, from 10 to 25. each; young century plants 5c; or- ange lilies 40 dozen; justicia, i year plant, 25; Devils pin-cyshion cac- tus 5c} large plumosa fern 40c; white and green Jew 5c; hanging _ basket Moss protec coaias 10e; 2 year old pink hydrangea 50c; 2 year old Eng- lish dogwood and holly 25c each. Add ~ Red and peor cannas PDGs each; shasta daisies 25 dozen; colonial lilies 20c dozen; blue violets 10 doz; California privet 25c; cape jasmine, rooted, 20c; white jasmine, rooted, 5cs Star of Bethlehem 10e dozen; pink aie red sultanas 10; begonia 15e:. each, rooted;, holly and cedar 50c and 75c per box. Mrs. Charlie A. Rice, Maxeys, Ga. Pink crepe myrtle, purple _ lilac; white star jasmine, golden bells, pink almonds. All well rooted 20c each; cream American beauty rose cuttings 10c each; April blooming narcissus $2 per 100 or $12 M; blue violets 50 per 100; all kinds af munis, 60c doz.; dbl rd bronze leaf cannas 60e doz. Mrs: WT: Caldwell, Milner, Ga. Rt. ee ta and tiger lilies, 40c and 30. per dozen; wild, hardy ferns, 3 for 25c: white pine, holly and maple, well rooted, 25c; thornless yellow roses, 3 for 25c; large red and pink roses 10 each; Cherokee roses $1 dozen. Mrs. Willie Ellis, Loving, Ga. Mtn. laurel, spruce-and white pine hemlock and holly bushes 20c each; trailing arbutus,~ Cherokee roses, SoBe dozen; holly branches, with berries and galax for Christmas. decoration. Barbara Ferguson, Chestatee,. Ga. Yellow winter pinks, 10c each, 50c postage. Miss Ida oaee St. Berge, : Ga. z : Ne dozen; red and yellow canna bulbs. 10 | each, 60c dozen. Mrs. W.. Me Robbs, <5 Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. as cotton, peanuts AOL aes Ww. D. eS : hand milker. ne : milk ne eae Must have had ex- Cathedral Pines cal examination. Dairy, Athens, Ga. Want man with wife to care for small farm, 18 to 25 acres on halves, must be good worker and be sober and trustworthy. J. M. Garner, ek mart, Georgia. Want good responsible party ie live on place and work good 2-horse farm in Elbert county, on public highway. close to school and church. Write or come* see.-C. S. Maxwell, Elberton, Georgia,. Route 3. Want man with email family to care for small 1 horse farm. I wil. supply stock and supplies. W, J. Mor-] gan, Stilmore, Georgia, Route 3. ; Want: a small family to take a 1 horse farm on halves. Good land and home. White or colored. M. M. Mitchell Culloden, Georgia. Want. martied | man with no aig dren man to work for wages. Wife to keep house for widower who is alone. Must be. sober and energetic. = Write terms. W. A. Bass, Devereaux, Georgia. g oe fs Want a sober, industrious, unmar- ried young man, to live as one of family, and. cultivate a small farm on a share basis. Everything furnished. Write for particulars. Mrs. J. T. Clarke, College Park, Ga. Route 2. Want man to work for wages 1928. Married man with, smali family. Also help to cut cord wood. R. E. F, Jer- kins, Lithia Springs, Georgia. Want man and wife to work poultry farm. Man to do Bearer work, and woman to attend to trap nests. _Renouf Poultry Farm, Laon Georgia. Want boy 16 to 18 years old to a work small acreage year round. Will]. give board and pay salary. Close to wn. Otto Wehlitz, | Cordele, Ga. fant good man to work 50 farms halves. Write for particulars. B. oNey Hancock, Riverdale, Georgia. Want good man or men to work 1 Gerd: 2 horse farm, or other good farm help. Good stock, land, near -and church. Extra fine pasture. Write : for further particulas. Frank Saach- er, Thomson, Georgia, Rte 4, Want a first class gin man build and operate good gin at Philema, Ga on G.:S. W. and G. railroad 1,000 to 2,000 bales pledged for 1928. Free site and free water. Ed Stallings, Ing dustrial Agent, GSW. and G. R. R. Albany, Georgia. : TO RENT FARMS of: horse farm, 1 or 2 miles Meas Ccdcte. Geo. W. Calhoun, Cor- wv > @ele, Ga. 314 16th Ave, East. Have found a farm, This is answer to so many inquiries. J. L. Savage. oe Thomaston, Ga. Route B. Want a place where can raise plen-| ty of hogs... Have a remedy that is sure preventative of hog cholera. Je H. Elliott, Dixie, Georgia, Route 2. Want 1 horse farm for 1928. Ex- perienced tobacco grower. 50-50 basis W. B. McAlum,, Anderson, S. C. 212 South Tower Street. Want 2 or 3 horse farm on. 50-50 basis. L. J. Johnson, 441 oe See Rd. Atlanta, Ga. Want a good 1 horse farm near} in poultry, tows. Ain interested oe -work of all kinds. Harlem, Georgia, Star Route. perience and: be able. to. stand physi- |. school |. ots. : : Gusntity you can. furnish W. A. King POSITIONS WANTED Want position on farm for general cake Edmunds, Farm manager and educated, years of age, desires place to care for orchard, dairy, hogs, ete. Want part] or all salary basis. J B. White, At- .anta, Georgia, 1610 Paxon. Ave. Want position with stock or dairy | arm, regular work with truck. Can ,urnish own truck if desired. Salary, commission or piece work. P. S. Stone vypher, Toccoa, Ga. Route 2. aN Want work in nursery or on dairy | arm. Experienced in both. Have been manager and overseer of orchards for past 6 years. References. Lyle N. Reed, Metcalf, Ga. Rt. R. Box 68. Want place on farm for 1928. . H. Bridges, Evans, Georgia. : Want position as Overseer 0. facur echanic on large farm. A.e 136 yrs. Life-time experience in gen eral farming. Can handle labor an anderstand and can keep fn order any kind of farm machinery. Refer- ences. R P. Tyson, Ashburn, Ga. Rie ds Want work on farm on share basis or will rent if stock is furnished. Reliable, experienced and have good references. J. K. Fuller, Manchester, Ga Rt: . Box 27 ay, Want position as Overseer on- farm for 1928. Work for $75 per mo. Will also work 2- horse farm on shares Good references. Ae A. Gillis, Rock- fiedge, Ga. Want position as overseer on pen: eral, dairy, or poultry farm. Can | begin now. 88 years of age. Life-time experience. W. E. ay enor Georgia. si . Experienced man desires position as overseer on farm for 1928. Refer- ences. P. O. Box 24, Chipley, Ga. Middleage widow with 3 small boys, want a place on farm with some good party. Can begin at once. Good references. Mrs. Victoria: Maxeys, Georgia, Route 1. Want place on farm for $1 per day and board, or rent farm on halves. L. C. Tanner, Alma, Georgia, Rt. 1. Want position with dairy. Good milker, and can drive truck. Age 19 years, Prefer near Atlanta, Georgia. Brannen Baggerly, Barnesville, Ga. | Experienced man wants place look ing after poultry for salary or per cent basis. J. C.. Buhendes, Forsyth, Georgia, Route 3. VEGETABLES Jerusalem Artichokes, $l pk. del. or $3.50 bu. John M. Spliey: Adrian, Georgia. Dried red pepper, 25e Ib. or exch. for dried apples, or quilt scraps. Mrs. Maud Pierce, Stonewall, Ga. Route 1. 1-2 gallon artichokes, 75. Cash. Lawrence Derden, Ellijay, Ga Rt. 3. 1 acre green cabbage, prefer sell in field. Truck peddlers please call or write. J. H. ve Cordele, Georgia. Turnip greens and collard greens, by mail, postpaid, in flour sacks, 50c. -Both fresh and nice any time. Can mix it half and half if desired. L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. Route 1. ' White multiplying onion sets, 50c val,, or exch. Mrs. J. F. Soloman, | Jeffersonville, Ga. Artichokes, any quantitv, 5 lb. J. P.. Morgan, Senoia, Ga. RFD 2: 40] Mea Can drive truck. State salary |. Schwab, a Maxeys, Ga. or exch.; to. and Son, Summerville, Ga. Want green cabbage, and all iva | of. fresh. vegetables. Write before shipping. Fred I. Baker, Cats Gas P.O. Box Dad. A few qts. Ace onions, 20 qt. a farm. N. E. Patterson, Meueer, ee gia, Route 2. PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED Want pecans. Send sample and best price. W. H. -Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. Want. 200 lbs. large paper shell: pe-. cans, 1927 crop. Quote lowest. DES O. L. Koegel, Valdosta, Ga. - Want pecans, any pani bedded and seedlings. Send samples and state price, FOB Bainbridge. S. aren, Bainbridge, Ga. Want pecans, any variety or quan- tity. Advise price, quantity, and sub- mit samples. A. J, Evans, Marketing ABERCY, Inc., Fort Valley, Ga. - Want pecans, all varieties, any ihe. N. W. Bueannan, Americus, Georgia. Want Schley and. Stewart pecans. Will pay 18 FOB your station, or 22c del. Atlanta. Send sample. Blan Duke, Atlanta, Ga. aad Manigault Street, N. E. Want quantities of pecans. Send samples and prices. Terminal Fruit Co., Atlanta Ga. Terminal Station. Want new crop seedlings, and pa- per shell pecans, in any quantity. Send sample and state quantity for prices. Southland Pecan Co., Colum- bus, Georgia. ; Want pecans, any quantity, budded and seedlings. Send samples and state cash price FOB Bainbridge. Bain- bridge Produce Co., Bainbridge, Ga. INCUBATORS AND BROODERS Several 500 cap. Buckeye oil brood- ers, good as new, $17.50, or exch. for oats. Miller Ideal triple deck incuba- tor, cap. 11,700 eggs. Good operating cond. Guaranteed. Write for price. S. P.. Howe, Fort Valley, Ga. Standard Buckeye Incubators and Brooders. Reasonable. C, P. Colclough, 1 Super Hatcher Hot Water Incu- bator, cap. 400 eggs. 3 trays, $25; 1 improved Blue Flame oil brooder, cap 500 chicks, $9. Practically new. Mrs. H. B, Ford, Lavonia, Ga. 5 1 Buckeye Incubator, 250 cap. $25, 1 oil burner brooder, used 2 mos. 99. Both in good cond. Heard Orr, Orange, Ga. Route 1. ? Buckeye incubator, 120 cap. good cond. $15. Mrs. J. W. McGowan, Summitt, Ga. Route 3. _ , 1 Oakes 60 egg cap. electric incu- bator. Complete, with thermometer and instructions, $10; 1 100 chick cap oil burning Buckeye brooder, with thermometer, $10; 1 Oakes oil burn- ing brooder, 60 cap. $5. All in good working order. Will exch. Write what you have. Dr. G. H. Dunlap, Veils Georgia, 111 N. Main St. 1 500 chick cap. Buckeye oil. burn- ring Blue Flame-broder, $15, or exch. John M. Spivey, Adrian, Ga. 200 egg cap. Soft Heat Incubator. Nicely finished. Used very little. Per- fect cond. $20 or exch. for Mammoth Bronze turkeys, pure bred. Mrs. L. B. Landrum, Adairsville, Ga. 1 250 egg size Super Incubator, $18. Cash. FOB Milan. P. M. Spires, Milan, Ga. 1 250 egg Buckeye incubator; 1 250 Foy incubator. Both in first class cond. Very cheap for cash. Will exch. $8 del. pigeons. ir 1,000 || brooders in. first pee corn, wheat, coats, hogs, Rock hens. Not. over 3 Thomson, - Ga. Winfield Rt. - 1 Buckeye | brooder,. 500. cap flame, oil burner. Used 5 weeks eash. C. W. Owens, Hull, Ga. Ro 1 Buckeye Canopy brooder, cap. used 1 time. Perfect cond. 1$ will exch for farm product ts. i ER. | Hart, College Park, Ga. 1 Roller tray incubator, 60 e pacity. Copper tank and instructio book. Good cond., $10 FOB here. Em ma Anderson, Americus, Ga. _4 Sol Hot Brooders, 1,000 chic Giant burners. 2 are 1927 mode $15 each, del.; 50 trap nest doo Never used. C. ee Fletch Parrott, Ga. Little Brown Hen inca egg cap. Will exch. for 4 oe fe {male Peking ducks. Austell, Georgia, Foe go sie Wisconsin Incubator. Good Used 2 seasons. Hot water he ed. Dbl. deck, 4 trays. Good thermo e ers, $12.50 for 1 deck, or $25 for bo FOB here. KE. C. Wingo, Flow | Branch, Georgia, Route 1. Super hatcher hot water incubato capacity 250. Good cond. $20 cas Mrs. P. B. Richards, Fair: Mount, Buckeye incubator, 210 egg cap Perfect condition. Used 3 times. Cos $36.75. Sell for $24 del. your sta Price includes Thermometer anc struction book. Dr. R. L. cross, Georgia. . INCUBATORS AND BROODE WANTED Want 1 good incubator. Good cond 400 to 600 cap. With automatic egs trays. Must be reasonable price. Walter Donaldson, Register, Ga. Want 1 incubator, 250 egg cap. Wal pay cash. Must be cheap. By Smith, Oliver, Ga. a PET STOCK 5 pr. of blue and white pigeons, pair. Add postage. H. E. D; Boston, Ga. Route B. : Stahls Sil. Cer. Chinchilla rabbi Fully pedigreed, 2 mos. old, $2, 3 $3 ete. Bred does, $9. Registered | Z. R. doe, bred, $13. Reg. N. Z. d bred, $9. Red buck, $5. Trio $25 want mixed rabbits Raster only D> Mart. Cornelia, Ga. care of | Ellard. 7 Chinchilla: rabbits. Reg. ind greed. Breeding stock reasonab C; Rhodes, Graysville, Ga, | 10 Blue Homer pigeons. Make fer FOB Clayton. Kimsey York, ton, Georgia. Shetland pony with bridal and dle. Sell or exch. C. P. Turner, Thom aston, Georgia. Want 2 or 8 prs. of Red Carnea Must be mated and wor ing. Will exch. ashoat for same, Ross Snelling, Upotoie, Ga. ' Want all kinds of domestic rabbi Give age and size and your best pri J. Nephew, Smyrna, Ga. SHEEP AND GOATS | Pure bred Nubian milk goats. Reg- istered. Does and kids. J. W. Lundee: Decatur, Georgia, RFD 1, East L 2 Nubian milk goats, 4 weeks old, $4 each. Russell O. Cleghorn, Vil Rica, Ga. P. O. Box 197. + 16 nice grade Ewes, $3.50 0a, Frank Sawyer, Vidalia, Ga. es Miss -] red Ber: Duroc aris it 20 pecan. tree bodies, ; 12 to 15 inches in dia- or axe handles, single- | beams, ete. Make best ir M. Kennedy, ial Carmen, - Hiley | Belle, Belle, Chinese Cling, Elberta, : sh, and Stinsons Ooty T lly with red berries ae for rane, 15 each, 0. pay ghipping charges. Tench, Alto, Ga. RFD 1. xwoods. Write for prices. Iph Thomas, Bremen, Geor- el, Box 115. mount. of elean Sassafras bunch; Holly Christmas ) 5 ft. $5 each, also Holly d dressing for Christmas a M. Murphy, Winder, Sycamore shade tiees, in or more, 50c each. FOB J. C. Scruggs, Harlem, -Ga. tings from healthy, high edigreed vines. 10 each. eties, EK. V. Lanee, Ellen- White Pine, Mountain Lau- Ph m sprouts, $1.50 dozen; r Pie plant, 75c dozen. Will ce dried apples or peaches Ison, Loving, Ga. ie Cherries, Blue Damson ge red goose plums. All sted, 1 year old sprouts 25c vered. Subject to Government mn. A few home grown June pens also. B. T. Baldwin, Rock- er ies, erabapple, horse ap- low August apple, large golden - and silver poplar, ire greybeard, cedars and ce- 3. All .25e each; large straw- ripe from Easter to August, 00; Christmas greens and rries, any. quantity. Wil- i, Adairsville, Georgia, Rt. 1 n Laurel, Ivy, Maple, White Pine, Holly with red ber- ite Dogwood, wax, white and. AS, Sugar Plums, Crabap- each or 8 for $1; black wal- th good roots, 25 each, or 6 holly hocks, 50c and 75c; jon- ffodils, narcissus, 30c dozen; rose bushes $1; purple. iris 406 dozen; evergreen plants OZ. snowdrops, 15 dozen; tig- lay lily bulbs, 30 dozen;. blue bulbs, 25e doz. Mrs. M.| F Morganton, Georgia. nd evergreen with red. her- letoe with white berries, ce- pine for Christmas. Large jolet blooms, large bunches, e bunch of ferns, 25 each. A. Cary, Royston, Ga. . 1 rare Chinese Prcnas for 2 banana or regia, = oted boxwood cuttings, 2 to old, $10 per 100, $14 per 200; old plants, $1 each; 7 year eee trees, ae. {red, 15c each; fresh rose buds, 6 for 2dcy shrub, | trees. Mrs. James oben. ud Aout gia, Route \3. May cherry, Hintalaye Pieahery. 26c and postage for 2 trees and 3. berry plants; white - and yellow star | jasmine, golden bell,. butterfly bush, white spirea, 10 each; mixed cannas, 30c dozen; the K. A. V. white bunch and running roses, 6 cuttings for 15c. |/Mrs. V. C. Roark, Clermont, Ga. Christmas cedars, 1 ft: high, 26e each; holly bushes, 30 each; silver leaf poplar bark, -white, 50e dozen; pink running rose cuttings, 10 each; yellow and English dogwood, 15 each; holly with.red berries, cedars and mistletoe, white berries 50c; yellow japonicas, 10c each. Miss Lena. Sil- ver, Talking Rock, Georgia, Route 2. Apple and peach trees, 1 year old, all leading varieties. Range from 2 to 5 ft. b0 to: 20e each; early harvest pair, 4 to 5 ft.; and herry trees, 50c each; grape vines, 2 year No. 1 Con- eord blue, Niagara white, Delaware Texas umbrella shade 50c each; Klondyke and Missionary strawberry plants, 50c per 100. All State inspected and true to name. C. M. Alexander, Leaf, Georgia. State inspected, true 0 name apple -and peach trees. All leading varieties. 1 year size, ranging in size from z to 5 ft., and from 12 1-2c to 20 each; pear trees, Keiffer and early harvest 50 each; Concord, Niagara and Dela- ware yed grape vines; Klondyke, pro- gressive everbearing strawberry plants, 50 to $1 per 100. W. H. Alex- ander, Leaf, Georgia. Heavily rooted dwarf dogwood plants, $1 doz. del.; magnolia glaucia trees, 50c each or 3 for $1; pink and purple crepe myrtle, 25c or 5 for $1; Cape Jasmine and purple lilac, 30c each. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Green- ville, Georgia. Yates, Terry, Stayman, Delicious, Wilson Red June, Winesap, apple trees, 2 years old, 4 to6 ft., 15 each. State inspected and true to name. e E. Rhodes, Athens, Ga. - Several thousand budded, Stuart, Schley and Suecess pecan trees. Gov- ernment inspected. Write for prices. J. J. Haden, Mitchell, Ga. RFD 2 Christmas holly, misletoe, cedar, and pine bushes, any quantity. Write for prices. Mrs. D. G. Stewart, Clarks ville, Georgia, Route 3. Prickley Mock Orange hedge plants, well rooted, $1 per 100 del.; dewberry plants, 50c per 100. Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Millhaven, Georgia, Route 1.. _Apple and peach trees a specialty. Place your order now for fall and spring delivery. C. N. Fitts, oe lonega, Georgia. Rooted privet hedge, year old, white fragrant blooms, $5 for 250 plants; Himalaya blackberry bushes, 15e ea. Mrs. Josephine Spear, Mitchell, Ga. Government inspected budded pe- can trees. Schley, Stuart, Teche, and Pabst varieties for sale or will exch. for anything canuse. KE. A. Garrett, Putney, Georgia. Mistletoe with white berries, and holly with red berries. Boxes full, 25c up to $1 or exch: for any kind of toys for children. Now booking or- ders for Christmas. Mrs. J. W. Hens- ley, Ramhurst, Georgia. Juniper evergreens, 3 to 4 years old, 2 1-2 to 8 feet, $1.each; 2 for $1.50, 4 for $2.75 and $50 per 100. Mrs. S. D. Duncan, Cornelia, @a. Budded pecan trees in leading va- rieties. Write for tew prices. D, V. trees, 2 to 8 ft. Oe each. All orders prepaid. | old, 41 75 each. Mrs. Mamie Stone, Adaixs- blackberry vines, 3 for 30c; fall pinks, | +Knock-down prices. be each, or: fe 50 per dex Mrs. GB. eae eee eee Route 1. _ Extra eee cea ison. eae ing tree, 8 to 10 ft., $25; smaller size, $15; year old, $1. 25. delivered; box- woods, $2.50 per 100; golden bells ville, Georgia. ; Red goose and plue oa plums, well rooted, 20 each, 6 for $1. Ask for let prices. A. Steinheimer, Wool- sey, Georgia, RFD. 20,000 Stuart budded paper shell pecan trees, any height up to 16 ft. K. N. Sharp. Commerce, Georgia. oe Holly, mistletoe, and other ever- greens for Christmas decorations. Mrs. U.. Barrow, Register, Ga. All leading varieties of apple, peach trees, 1 and 2 yr. old, 25 and 15c ea.; cherry, 50c; wiohns, 75 and $1.25; Concord and Malaga grape vines 10e each; strawberry plants, per 100, Everbearing, 75c; Klondyke and Mis- sionary 50c, $3.50 M. Government in- spected and true to name. Mrs. Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga. Route 1, Box 1. 1 fine holly for Christmas tree; holly in boxes for decorations. Write for prices. Mrs. Kate Barron, Clarks- ville, Georgia, Route 3. Biack walnuts; Turkey Figs; Pink Crepe Myrtle; Cape Jasmine. Well rooted, good size plants.: 1 of each $1.30; large white iris lilies; Poly- anthus narcissus, 50c doz., postpaid. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner, Geprel, Route 1.. Schley and Se iatk pecan trees, 5 to or will exch. for beans and peas. S. K. Simon, Albany, Georgia. - Red, white and swamp dogwood; azaleas, crabapple, white and _ black. pines, mountain laurel, holly bushes, poplar and maple trees, all 15 each; Cherokee roses, $1 doz.; mountain doz. Frank Chastain, Morganton, Ga. White pines, rooted and Cherokee roses, 75 doz., Black walnut sprouts, $1 doz.; crabapple 90c doz., rooted; trailing arbutus, 6 for 25c; rhododen- dron or mountain laurel, 20c each; English dogwood and privet hedge 50c per 100 cuttings. T. J. Wilson, Morganton, Ga. Pecan trees, state inspected, bad: ded, Stuart, Schley, Money-Maker and Vandmon varieties from 2 to 8 ft., 0 to 80c. Bobbie Lee Johnson, Madan, Georgia, Route 2, Box 366. a State inspected paper shell, budded pecan trees. Schley, Stuart, Frotscher varieties, 2 to 10 ft., 30c to 70c each. Opie Johnson, Macon, Georgia, RE 2, Box 366. Schley, Fretscher pecan trees, 2 to 10 ft. 30c.to 70e each. O. R. Johnson. Shellman, Georgia, Route f. June Buds in Elberta, Hiley, Car- man, Uneeda, Early Rose and Geor- gia Belle peach trees. State inspect- ed, $45 and $65 M. FOB Marietta Old Fashioned peach trees, 60c doz., $3 per 100; black valnuts: and goose plums, 15e doz., Himalaya plants, 25 for 50. E. B. Travis, River- dale, Georgia. State inspected, budded pecan trees. Stuart, Schley, Frotscher, , Vandmon, Moneymaker, varieties, 2 to 8.ft., 30c to 70 each or exch. for equal gale: J. E. Johnson, - Shellman, Georgia, Route 4. = oe Fruit. trees: Kinard Choiee, Ark black, Rome Beauty, Yates, Delicious, Polhill, Hawkinsville, Ga. trees, ich. tO 5 ft. high, del. Government inspected 7 a i fe Well rooted trees: Crabapple, 20 25 8 ft. Government inspected. For sale Add postage. | Pabst thrifty si to,10 ft. Special price. C. E. _Thrasher,, is ferns, 10e each, trailing arbutus, 25c | State inspected paper shell, budded , berry | best price ee TT Me Webb; Ellijay, Ga. Stewart pecan trees. Budde me heavy bearing trees: Hardy *Stek. to 5 ft., 60, 5 to 6 ft., 75c; 2 year: oa Cancer grape vines, 10c each; 2 y Niagaras, 12 1-2e each. G.-A* Ander son, Williamson, Georgia. Be Mountain Laurel, Ivy, Rueaodent. * dron, Hemlock, spruce and white pine 18 to 24 inches, 35c each, or $1. me doz., 2 1-2 to 8 1-2 ft, 50 each, SEE More Eke cutt, Tallulah Falls, Ga. Several hundred Ibs. nice ccc pecans. C. L. - Gilmore, Monae Georgia. 1 large wreath, 50c; 1 large and 204 small ones, 75c; also small pine and - cedars, 75 each. Miss Elizabeth Har- Quitman, Georgia. ea. * umbrella China, $1 per doz; blaz = ie star, 10e pk.; dbl. red cannas, :20 ~ Georgia, Route Well rooted variety of paper shell pecan sprouts, 1 to 7 ft. 10c to 40c. Now is time = Intyre, Georgia, Route 2. vines, 10 and 12 1-2c each; Stuart ing trees. 4 to 6 -ft., 60, 6: to 6 ft: TSG: SG Ae Anderson, Williamson, Georgia. Ornamental orarige trees, 25 cach Miss Maude Roper, _ Dawsonville, Ga. Route 1. _ Several thousand, State inspected Schley, Stuart, Moneymaker, and .. rowth. -peean trees, 3. Ashburn, Georgia. Schley, Stuart, Moneymaker - dade Ashburn, Georgia. State inspected . pecan _ trees quality. Height and prices range from and over 5 per cent discount. Whigham, Ga. oe "NURSERY STOCK WANTED high, reasonable. Mrs. Ww. T. Merri. pele: Kelly, Ga. . G Want to exch. a globe. ae. Coe about 14 inches tall for a Cedrus Dee edora. Mrs. V. C: Roark, Clermont, Georgia. BEANS AND PEAS WANTED > _ Lady peas wanted. Georgia, Box 244... Want a few Ibs. or hardy field peas - Must be reasonable for cash. Mrs. J. W. Hendrix, Dover, Ga. Submit sample, stating quantity and _ FOB. your station. Peas_ to be sacked 2 1-2 bu. even wt. bags. Want 2 golden Arbor-Vitae, 1 De- Staymons and other varieties of apple ae Eee Ga. Main St. $3.50 doz. Postpaid. Walter. Himni- ae sweet porhopraititl q sprouts, 25c each or 8 for 50c; large 2 yr. old Concord and Niagara grap- : Holly and Mistletoe, with ponte Ba aia each. Mrs. J. F. Tillman, Sige : Eo for indus: Mrs. V. E. McCook, Me- ae fe Bey pecan trees, budded, from heavy bear pee Several thousand, State. inspected, Pabst thrifty growth pecan trees, 3 a to 10 ft. Special price. Russell iia ia ae aie 2 to 8 ft., and 35c to 90c. In 100 lots ~ All =<: prices FOB Whigham. J. iT. Sse. ot Want 12 Red Dogwood, Ae to. 5 Ate s Send sample and price. Fred I. Baker, Columins, Sota: Want peas, any variety or quantity : A. J. Evans Marketing Agency, Inc., : Fort Valley, Ga. = ~ Want 5 ba. good, and Brabham e peas, del. Adrian, Ga. Nelsen TAR Adrian, Ga. - edar Cedar, American Arbor-Vitea, _ & and glossy Abelia plants. Mrs. D. E. Set ~* | Rae, erase 3 P. Daniel, Waynesboro, Ga. Aes \corn feed meal. Quote pric Car Lots 1 car of Velvet Beans in ped; 1 car|Ga, Want corn in car lots. Will e : will ship hampers, bags or in bulk. |. Velvet beans. Make offer. W. Ww. grade heifers, also young.milk cows. ing ear corn with shucks off. : pepper, County Agt., Cochran, Ga. | Milhaven, Ga. M. S. Hillis, Girard, Agent, Ashburn, Ga. W. B. Drew, Midville, Ga. sae ee Jonson shucks. Several cars weekly. 1 car. O. L. Johnson, County Agt., oe 4 Alma, Ga., P. O, Bor 86. : Jones, Marion, N. C. ee Sows oe en a, OAT. AND WHEAT STRAW FOR Se Want shelled corn and_ corn areas ay os a ee SALEOar Lots SEED OATS WANTEDCar Lots |shucksd in car lots. Theo W. Ma : ; : alee: ee 1 car of bright,. elean oat: straw. Want several cars seed oats; any. 798 Citizens and Southern Bank -. Several cars peavine hay. $$. EB. Ga. Rt. 1. Powd ee ee oe a : SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE | Powder Springs, Ga. 2 cars or hay $11 oF. more per . . : ton FOB Arlington, Gar BG, | PECANS oMnirte Car Lots bike peace Edison, Ga. . i No. 1 aid No. 2, Bhelled Spanish |<, 2710 of Sweet Potatoes. F. c at cule aes. W. wee eanut, peavine and crab grass hay peanut, Make offer Oe chiki: chee | Drexal, Buena Vista, Ga. _ Co. Atlanta, Ga. : i eS PAGE SIXTEEN | (eS = yee ARKE v. 3B u L LET LN, i Thursdays Desember 4 CAR LOTS FOR SALE AND. WANTED - DEALERS ARE URGED TO ADVISE THE MARKET BUREAU DIRECT WHEN IN THE MARKET FOR GEORGIA PRODUCTS Se (Continued from Pad 9) 1 rd ele peavine and crab grass ' White : Spanish or No. 4 Runner $5 La C. P. Daniel and. Sony Wa: fee eee ae seed peanuts. T. A. Acree, Camilla, | 90T9, Ga. CO= Pre 2 cars, bright, Peavine and Crab Georgia, es : ee Velvet beans. in pod, car | Grass hay, mixed. 60 per cent peavine | | . 22 : ton. Shelled beans, sacked $ Bainbridge, Ga., Friday, Dec. 16. 40 per cent Crab. $20. ton. FOB Ft. PECANS AND PEANUTS wiNrED: Ground beans, sacked, $28 to - McRae, Ga., asada, Dec. 20. ese e M. B. Lee, Fort _ Ga. Car Lets Lang, Omega, Ga. ae ee Ga., Tuesday, Dee. 20. woe - Want White Spanish neanuts, car]. av at ele: ee Cae BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE | lets, any quantity, Donaldson Grain I CAR LOTS OF FARM PRODUCTS Car Lots and: Elevator Co., Donaldson; : Ga. |e Cobbtown. Tt. D, a Advertiser should notify us if their |. Velvet. - Beans : in pod; 90-day = products are sold, or if they desire Ruvedas Velvet Beans . new oe COTTON SEED FOR SALE the more to be repeated. : wt. bags. J. E. Neal, Unadilla, Ga. |. Car Lots. HAY WANTEDCar Lo = Segeral cars dry Velvet Beans in| cus pedigreed Delta type Web-|. 1 peavine hay, offer $10; 1 soy. CORN. FOR SALECar Lots - | pod. T. C. Jordan, Bartow, Ga. per staple cotton seed.. E. L. Todd, hay, offer $18; 2 peavine hay, - Several cars of crushed corn, shuck] Velvet Beans in pod, $18 ton;| Valdosta, Ga. : _| $16. Alt del. Atlanta, Southern F corn and cobb crushed together. R.| shelled, small lots, $1.50 bu. J. W.| : He hee MES and Grain Co., Atlanta, Ga. = J. Collins, Cobbtown, Ga. Lang, Omega, Ga. eke Ee Ss : Sar CATTLE FOR SALECar Lots. ae 1 or 2 cars in the shuck. C. B - Burke. County Clay Pang FOB ices bE dey fo0 sicesa about nee CORN Ww ANTEDCar Ibs. average. H. A. Adams, Luella,} . Want bulk, shelled, yellow r Several cars corn. Dallas Spurlock | G2. an yl So eben a = Oe. Race car lots. Advise pris and s oh Springfield, Ga. Velvet Beans in . $20 ton: f PP Pos : 1 car of nice grade Jersey heifers. point. Dan Joseph Co, Go E Several cars new slip shuck corn, | Shelled Beans. Stric ly fancy seed Well bred calves, wt. from 350 to 600 G 9. E. P. Josey, Statesboro, Ga. stock... A. Bush,-Riehland, Ga. ibs., at 6c lb. R. S. Parham, Green. | 7% 500 bushels new erop in shuck. J.|. Velvet Beans, speckled, sound .and ville, Georgia. Want slip shuck Ear corn, a: W.. Stephens, County Sa Millen, dry, in pod, bulk or thrashed and] 1 small car of mixed beef and milk]J. E, Neal, Unadilla, Ga. Georgia. sacked for seed, car lots, $1.25 bu.,| cows, 5c lb., FOB Sycamore, Bes In| Want while shelled aaa a Corn in shuck. L. L. Folsom, Me-| Any quantity, $1.35 bu., $18 ton. C. Cigpiee, Sycamore, Ga. with shuck off; also corn mea A few cars of velvet Beans, A. E. HOGS FOR SALECar Lots | {000 W. P. Dunn, 611 Ch: = FOB SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE Norman, Dover, Ga. 6 7 Harper Oster, of Commerce Bldg.,: Atlanta, Several cars potatoes. Make offer} shelled sacked velvet beans. F. H. s FOB Pearson. W. H. Waddelle, Pear- Bland, IJr., Cordele, Ga. : | LIVE STOCK WANTEDCar Lots son, Georgia, Want car load Hereford - heifers Several cars Porto Ricari sweet po- and small steers; also car. of. feeder hay, car lots for same. Market R. C. Roberts, Jefferson, Ga. Velvet beans. crushed. R, z Collins, Want 1 car bright ~ baled tatoes; 1 car sacked. L. G. Cobbtown, Georgia. hogs, wt. from 60 to 100 lbs. I. C. and| del. on track, Ben Hill, Ga Baxley, Georgia. Velvet beans in Fed. FOB Eastman, J. C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga. Bryan, Ben Hill, Ga. j Fred R. Bennett, Eastman, G: 4 cars Porto Rican sweet potatoes, Want car load of Jersey. and Jersey Want several. cars good whi R. T. Brice, Quitman, Ga. Lane, Rebecca, Ga. L. O. Benton, Monticello, Ga. Shelled, Quote prices delivered ke Several cars Porto Rican sweet po-| Velvet beans in pod, mixed or sep-|. - Want a car of high producing milk tatoes. C. W. Collier, County Agent, arate. -W. E. Human, Sylvania, Ga. | cows. Walter A. Seamans, Waycross, te, Gaz: quote: Baled | dab aa straw. W. P. Dunn, 11 Cham Fort Valley, Ga. 1 car velvet beans. O. L. Johnson, | Georgia. ; Porto Rican potatoes, 65 bu., car| County Agent, Camilla, Ga. Want 1 or 2 cars common range} Commerce, Atlanta, Ga, lots. R. E. Bower, Sr., Dixie, Ga. Velvet beans. Car lets. L. I. Fol- | goats; 1 or 2 cars good, smooth feed Want several cars corn Several ears Porto ee Dallas | som, McRae, Georgia. er pigs; corn fed slaughter hogs; |Shuck. J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga S,urlock, Co. Agent, Springfield, Ga.) 1 car Velvet beans in pod. E. p, | 2 each of good grade Jersey an | Want several cars of sli Several cars, in bulk. W. T. Clay, | Josey,-County Agt., Statesboro, Ga. Herenord: heif ers; 2 cars range youn .| corn: Quote best prices. Mont: SI _ Claxton, Georgia. . : eee : cattle, L. B. Fulmer, Springfield, S. C Marietta, Ga. New crop velvet beans in car lots. Want 1 car of feeder pigs. E.G] want shelled, white millin 1 car. J. W. Stephenson, County : ee ' _ Agent, Millen, Ga. : W. M. Shurling, Wrightsville, Ga. Mitchell, Edison, Ga. - nie lst. Danes oseph, Caleeakne 1 car ia bulk.-W. D. Hillis, County Velvet beans in the hull, Car_ lots. Want at once car of grade heifers, | Want lowest prices on ne Make offer. E. L. Todd, Valdosta, | variety. Send sample and advise quan- Atlanta, Gas HAY FOR SALECar Lots | Ga. Rt. 1. tity and price. Dan Joseph Co., Co-| Want Georgia corn in aes Peavine and ee os Mewn. oe a . : oo Milling Company, Val nut and grass, hay. Highest grade. ' STRAW WANTEDCar Lots cee s 3 ee L. Todd, Valdosta, Ga. | Want a few ears of good bright,| . HAY FOR SALECar Lots _ Want Georgia corn in car lots _ 1 ear bright peavine hay. John L.| well baled straw. Quote price and 1 car extra choice peaynie hay, Grocery Co., Columbus, Ga. Mixon, Ocilla, Ga Ga. quiatity. Wi L: -Fain GrainCo., At loaded with peas. E. L. Todd, Valdosta, MWeit view corn in dare ee Nee eee, Oe samples and prices. E. G. Brooks, eg one ee oer em A oa a OAT STRAW FOR SALECar Lots | mo er cans bright corn stover hay baled! 30,000 Ibs. of my ena: white| 1 car, nice bright oat straw $10. ihe te. s. Atlantic Milling $15 per ton. Send sample bale on re- Spanish neanuts, 6c lb. FOB cars,| per ton. E. Rich, Bainbridge, Ga. W. 2 : quest. A. H. Campbell, Milner, Ga. Eldorendo, or 5 1-2c for lot of taken| este anted yellow corn in car Several cars of well cured os in 10 days. Sample sent on request.| VEGETABLES FOR SALECar Lots shelled or in the shuck. Make hay. Peach Poultry Farm, Ft. Valley, | C. L. Smith, Eldorendo, Ga. 1 car of turnips, with nice roots |ffer del. Waynesboro. Waynes ge 8 f a ee 4 3 cars of peanuts. L. R. Langley,| and tops, $1.50 bbl. crate, FOB here. Milling Co., Waynesboro, Ga, wah, af af Mammoth velow Soy Bean |Comniy Agent, Madison, Ga. |. u, Bower, Sr. Dixie, Ga. per ton. B. E. Moanet, Chatsworth, icin Hetpusen sees oe and. ee STRAW WA Georgia. Home, ie runner. anak peanuts pga AND PEAS FOR ee Ww petite: : Peavine, crab grass, peanut vine ar Lo ant car of bright, clean oa hay, baled separately. Dallas Spur- ~~ poe a an bags. Few cars, 90-day velvets, $22.50/ baledwill exth. a ike 2-horse os poe eee, pe Sito 5 ears of pannets. J. J. Davis, | 1023 50 bu. Speckled peas, free from|'wagon for same. W. H. = Lespideza and ative > asses, Baled Rutledge, Ga. : : weather stain, $2 bu. All FOB here. | Barnesville, Ga. and no rain cu "ng. $10 ton. A. H.| Peanuts in car lots. T. Dr Weems, |Join M. Spivey, Adrian, Ga. | Want wheat straw. Empire Reid, Lops ~ he Licella, Georgia. s Pod velvet beans, in car aban Oil Mills, Miedmons, ae