Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1929 June 27

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VOL. 13. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA,



THURSDAY. JUNE 27, 1929.





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In the past Sock or ten days, I have made several trips 6ver Georgia.
In some sections the cotton is above the average, in other sections it
has a good growth but a large, infestation of weevils:~ In some sections
the cotton is very late.








Notice. your Weick closely and if you have an infestation of wee-
vils apply Calcium Arsenate. You can secure this from the following
Atlanta firms: ; :






Ashcraft-Wilkinson Co., Trust Company of Ga. Bldg.
Georgia Distributing Co., Healy Building.

Atlanta Chemical Co., 101 Marietta Street.

A. A. Smith, Inc., Grant Building.

Peaslee-Gaulbert Co., 360 Fair Street, 8. W.









ge You may also be able to secure Calcium Arsenate from your local
-. dealers. You can get the Calcium Arsenate for approximately seven
cents 2 pound . delivered. i






3 you do not have a machine for dusting your cotton, you can dust
it by putting the poison in flour sacks and shaking it over the cotton.





Be a time.

me,

_ We have sampled a great deal of Calcium Arsenate this year. Some
of it runs below the standard. It is very important to know that the













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Cabbage, (green) crated, 100 lbs. #.--$1.10 $1.00. $2.00
_ Eggs, Ga., Extra, doz. oS 35 35 132
Fees, Ga., Standard, doz. ------------ as 33 30
Eggs, Ga., Trade, Gay ee al: OL .28
_ Eggs, Yard Run, doz. -.--------------- ~o eee | Boe 30
Stags, Ib, =-....--- 8 25 25
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Where the rows of your cotton are not too wide you can ate two rows:

AUGUSTA. SAVANNAH COLUMBUS

Roosters, lb. .------------------------- df 3 15 10%
ie te 33 35 40.
Tn ee 20 25 26
Geiss he ee giana se 12 .20 16
Turkeys, lb. wanna nhenn nnn nnnnn enn nnnnn= 25 .30 30
Field Peas, mixed, bu. eee 3.79 3.25 3.00
Field Peas, not mixed, Due oe esas 4.00 3.50 =
Country Butter, best table; Jb.-2-----< 40 40 40
Country Butter, cooking, Ib. ----- oo 30 30 40

Baas Ne 1, Hogs Sold for 10.55 last w eek at she: Coopffative Sale held at Tifton, Ga.

= . 7 en 35 SS nea

COTTON AND DAIRYING

Calcium aresnate that you are using is up to the eranaare If it does
comply with the standard it will kill the weevils if it stays on long
enough. Of course if it stays dry and hot in your section, frequent
ploughing will aid materially in holding the weevils down, ~

~ Tyreceived a communication this week in reference to the recent cut
in price of cream. The creameries contend that this was done on ac-
count of the quality of the cream. They state that some of the cream
was good, some indifferent, and some: bad. Anyone in the business of
selling cream should be very particular to keep the quality of their
cream up to the best. If varying grades of cream continue in Georgia
it will become necessary to establish grades. Of course if grades are

established, the lower grades will not bring as much as the best grades.
The farmers can largely correct as themselves by being more partic-
ular with their cream.

We are constantly taking samples of cream that are sold to the dif-
ferent creameries and making reports to the shippers of the cream and
to the owners of the creameries. I do not like this cut in the price of
cream. It is very hard to make money with cattle.

Have you planted all the feed that your cattle will need this winter?

- If you-havent, it is not too late to do it now. You won't make any

money on a dairy if you buy your feed.

EUGENE TALMADGE

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MARKET REPORT | ee |
OF GEORGIA PRODUOTS oS fe
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, June 27, 1929. Always @abiect to Variation.



$1.50. - $2.00 INDEX
4 82 Poultry for Sale __. eae 2
32 30. Poultry Wanted ..-...------ 3
30. .28 Eggs for Sale ______..-.___--- 3
32 30 Seed for Sale _....-..------- 3
28 oo aed Weed 3
id 3 . Miscellaneous Ads dca $

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Plants for Sale. 5
30 40

Plants: Wanted .._...--_..._ 5.
a ge live Stock for Sale -....--- 6-7
15 AT 1-2 Live Stock Wanted __._----- 7
30 30 Second-Hand Machinery ok
3.00 3.00 _ For Sale --------------.- 7
3.25 3.25 Incubators for Sale -..-.____ 1.8
40 40 - om Help Wanted iupene 8
Positions Wanted .......____ 8

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- Poultry For Sale
ANCONAS.

= Pure bred 3 mos. old Ancona pullets,
$1 ea, S. C. Poole, Canton, Ga., Rt, 4.





BARRED ROCKS
$5 Barred Rock, Fowler strain, April
5 hatch pullets, $1 ea. Travis Shackle-
= ford, Griftin, Ga., Rt. -C.
_ A few more Holterman Barred Rock
pullets, about frying size, 80c ea. Send
_ money order. Mrs. M. C. Coivard, Bow-
man, Ga.
Choice Barfed Rock cockerels, hatch-
ed March 28 and April 16. Pure Parks
strain. Reg. Permit, 29-D1-44. $1 to
- $1.25 ea., not prepaid. Mrs. W. A, Mill-
er, Leo, Ga., Rt. 1.
_. March hatch cockerels, Parks strain,
- Reg. Permit, year 29-C-112, $1.50 ea.,
_ 4 for $5. Mrs. R. W. Barwick, Doerun,

erels, direct, heavy fall and winter lay-
ing strain, $1.50 ea. Mrs, J. N. Turner,
-~ Rupert, Ga.

10 Thompson B. R., March hatch, 6

_ notched comb roosters, average 2 1-2 to
3 Ibs., $1 ea., fob. Mrs. C. W. Brad-
ford, Tignall, Ga.

5 pure bred Parks strain B. R., March
cockerels. Reg. permit, 29-D1-40. $2
ea., $9 for lot. Also eggs from same
stock, $1.10 del. and a few turkey eggs,
pure bred jet black type, 15c ea. Mrs.

. Jno. A. Watson, Metter, Ga., Rt. 1.

Thompson Imp, Ringlet B, R. cock-
erels and pullets; 1st pen, $1.25 ea., 2nd
pen, $1 ea. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bain-
bridge, Ga., Rt. 2.

5 pure bred B. R. pullets and 1 cock~
erel, $1.50 ea. 2 March hatch pullets,
$1.00 ea. All healthy and good cond,
$10 for lot, or exch. for April hatch
large breed turkey poults. Mrs. J. E.
Sikes, Chester, Ga., Rt. 5.

2 B. R. Thompson strain cockerels,

9 wks. old, 75c ea. Cash. Miss Clara

_ Odum, Sycamore, Ga., Rt. 2.

BANTAMS |

Few young Buff Cochin bantam
cockerels, $1 ea, O. H. Wright, Atlan-
ta, Ga., 412 Peters Bldg.

Young bantam rooster, Jap Silkie

- and Brown Leghorn mixed, 1-2 ea., 75c;
also 6 mos. old white roosters, 50c ea.

dames Brown, Helena, Ga. j

_ 30 mixed bantams, about 5 wks. old,

_ 50c ea., fob. Also 20 or 25 R. I. Reds
and Whites, mixed, 4 or 5 wks. old 50c

ea, fob. Mrs. Addie Stewart, Gardi,

' Ga.

Pure bred Golden Seabright 4 mos.
old rooster, $1. B. L. Covan, Benevo-
lence, Ga. :

Pure Golden Sebright cockerels, $1.25
ea., or 2 or more together, $1 ea. Bow-

. ers Guann, Clyo, Ga.

1 black breasted Game Bantam roos-
ter. Sell, or trade for small feather
legged one. P. W. Wills, Atlanta, Ga.,
Rt. 2, Box 462 A. 5

_ BUFF WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS.

_ 12 White Rock hens and 1 rooster, 1
[= yr. Old, $22 for lot. Mrs. A. LL. Keys,
_ Eton, Ga., Rt. 1,

GAMES).
_ 6 Dark Cornish 14 mos, old hens, all
laying; 19 mos. old rooster, $18 for lot
or trade for N. P. A., Banded, White, or







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M. Manly, Savannah, Ga., 1502 East
33rd St. phone, 3-1418,
_ 1 Red Pit Game rooster, 18 mos. old,
ready trimmed, $3.50. H. M. Reese,
Roberts, Ga. Z
3 Irish Brown Red Pit game 13 mas,
Old cocks, $6.00 ea.,or 3 for $15. Worth
$20. C. S. Freemley, Sylvania, Ga...
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GIANTS AND LANGSHANS
3 Black Giant capons, 7 and 8 Ibs.,
_ $4 ea., $11 for 3. Mrs. A. J. Anthony,
_ Midland, Ga.
_ 8 J. B. Giant 4 to 6 wks. cockerels,
-$lea. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bowdon, Ga.

LEGHORNS
3808S. C. W.'L. 14 mos, old hens. Tan-
_ ered from ped. 306-320 egg strain, $50







Or exch, for fresh milch cow.
J. Smith, Mtn. View, Gao 3

Mapleside strain B. R., 10 wks. cock-.



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35 pure bred W. L. cockerels, over
2 mos. old, 75c ea. Mrs. Clifton Jor-
don, Boston, Ga. :

35 Ferris and Wycoff W L hens, gocd
layers, $1.00 ea. Mrs. C. D. Arthur,
Zebulon, Ga., Rt. 2. ay

100 W. L. Tancred strain i3 wks. old
pullets, $100 for lot; few selected 5
point comb cockerels, same age and
strain, $1.25 ea. W. A. Vandiver, Mar-
tin, Ga., mi. 2,

Tancred S;C, W.L., 8 to 12 wks. pul-
lets, 85c ea., selected quality, $1.00 ca.
Everiay S..C. Brown L., 13 to 14 wks.
pnullets, selected, $1.00 ea., also 5 point
comb cockerels, ready for service, a.
kind, $2.00 ea. All fob. J. H. Beasley,
Lavonia, Ga.

Pure bred Ferris W. lL. 6 hens 2 yrs.
old and 1 rooster, yr. old, unrelated,
$7.50. No personal checks. Cash with
order. W. A. Johnson, Alto, Ga. |

100 April Kerlin Quality W. L., about
75 pullets. Entire lot, $1.00 ea., also
130 hens, 1928 hatch, $1.25 ea. Lay-
ing 80 per cent now. L. L. Wallace,
South Atlanta, Ga.

30 Tancred S. C. W. L: hens, 12 to
14 mo. old, from 306-320 egg hens.
$50.00 cash for lot, or exch. for fresa
milch cow, near here, or within 30
mi. Atlanta. Miss Martha G. Cheath-
em, Mtn. View, Ga.

March pullets, Tancred strain, free
from disease, from carefully culled
flock. Well fed and cared for. _Limit-
ed number, $1.25 ea. Glenn E. Finley,
Dalton, Ga.

* Dark Brown Leghorn, pure bred
Everlay, 3 mos. pullets, 85c ea., fob.
Mrs. Fred Bowles, Rydal, Ga., Rt, 2.

10 W. L. cocks, Wycoff strain, $1.25
ea., $10 for lot. C. B. Moore, Carnes-
ville, Ga.

200 Hollywood W. L. 12 wks. old
July 15, well developed pullets, $1 ea.,
also 60 Buff Orpingtons, same age and
price; cockerels, 75c ea. T. F. Yar-
srough, Scarboro, Ga,

12 Ferris W. L. March cockerels, sired
by ped. males; hens with 300 egg rec-
ords, $12 for lot, or $1.25 ea., fob. W.
F. McCrimmon, Soperton, Ga., Box 164,
- 28 wks. old S. C. W./L. cockerels, 50c
ea. fob. Mrs. G. R. Mize, Conyers,
Ga., Rt. 3: )

Tancred W. L., this yr. pullets, 12
wks. and older, from stock direct, $1.50
ea. W. G. Strobhar, Savannah, Ga.,
12 E. Bay St. cs :

Pure Tancred 8 wks. old W. L. roost-
ers, 2nd direct $1.00 ea. Mrs. J. 1.
Flournoy, Mauk, Ga.

6 pure bred Ferris W L 2 yr. old
hens, and 1 yr. old rooster, unrelated
stock, $7.50 for lot. Cash with order.
No personal checks. W. A. Johnson,
Altd,: Ga. Rte A: %

100 W. L. 7 wks. old cockerels, well
cared for; also eggs. Make best price
Mrs. W. M. Davis, Ringgold, Ga.

Pure bred, selected Tancred and
Everlay strains, S. C. Leghorns: pul-
lets, 8 to 12 wks., White, and 12 to 14
wks., Brown, $1 ea. 5 point comb cock-
erels, ready for service, ea., $2. J. H,
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga,

A limited number M. Johnsons Im-
perial 8 wks. old cockerels, direct from
Johnson's Poultry Farm, Bowie, Texas,

4{$lea. Mrs. L. J. Cochran, Wood c
Silver King pigeons. Write first. J. =e

Gano Rt: i

10 wks. old R. C., White and Brown
Leghorn, Drumms utility strain, pul-
lets, from 291 to 300 egg parent stock,
$1 ea., fob. Also nice; fat fryers. Make
offer. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville,
Ga., Rt. 7.

6 Tancred strain 12 wks. old roosters
Ist pen, $1.25 ea., 2nd pen, $1 ea., April
hatch cockerels, and pullets, 60c ea., 18
mos. old hens, $1 ea. Cash with order,
ree J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga.,

6 Tancred strain 12 wks. old soosters
from choice matings, $1 ea., $5 for lot.
Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Hagan, Ga.

100 Tancred W. L. pullets cheap for
cash. Frank L. Russell, Rome, Ga.,



Eagle Stove Works, =|
20 pure bred laying Brown Leghorr

irs. W.]

don, Ga., Rt. 5:

No culls. $20 for lot prepaid. J. B.
Treadwell, Chatsworth, Ga., Rt. 2.

er, $1.50 ea. or $15 for lot. Cash. with
order. N. A. Chance, Powder Springs,
Ga. REID 2 Ss

1 pure bred Brown Leghorn 2 yr. old
cock, $1.50, or exch. for 1 bu. nice, ripe
peaches. - Mrs. W. B. Hester, Brinson,
Ga. a
Tancred White Leghorns: 60 April
pullets 75c ea. 60 cockerels, 90c ea,
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Chester, Ga. pt. 2.



~ MINORCAS. AND LAKENVELDERS
B. M. cackerels, jure. Pape strain,
$1.25 ea. Wallace Wilson, Martin, Ga.,
Rt. 2. Se
Pure bred Lakenvelder March cock-
erels, $1 ea. April hatch, 75c ea, FOB.
Mrs. L. A. Youmans, Mershon, Ga.



ORPINGTONS

10 Cook strain, Purina fed, Buff O7-
pington pullets, $1 ea., gockerel, $1.25 or
lot for $10. Mrs. N. A. Towe, Adairs-
ville, Ga., Rt. 2.

25 or 30 Buff Orpington milk fed
fryers, 2 1-2 to 3 lly. Make best o?-
fer. Mrs. M. S. ]chols, Fitzgerald,
Ga., Rt. 2.

4 hens and 1 cock, Buif Orpingtons,
$12, or exch. for value in fryers. J.D,
Langston, Savann 4, Ga., 1115 Seiler
Ave.

A few choice Exhibition matings,
Conways Egg-/\-Day-strain Golden
Buff Orpingtoy, February and March
cockerels, $2.5// ea. or will exch for
young Buff @ -pington_hens or pullets,
any pure biv1d. Mrs, E. L. Babcock,
Cordele, Ga. Rt. C.- wae



R. I. REDS

100 R. Red 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 lb. fry-
ers, 35c 9., fob. Mrs. H. A. Haulbrook,
Louisville, Ga, - :

4 pure bred R. I. Red February hatch
roosters, $3.50 ea. Purchaser to pay
postage. Mrs. Ora Mobley, Sardis, Ga.,
Re. 15 ; :

_R. I. Red March cockerels, from:ped.

stock, bred for egg production, cheap
for quick sale. Write for further in-
formation. Hugh M. Milner, Zebulon,
Ga.

Several thoroughbred Donaldson R.
I, Red, April cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs,
Roy Pass, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 2. a

1 yr. old pure bred Donaldson S. CG.
R. I. Red cock, $2.00, or exch. for 30
lbs, white Spanish peanuts. Write be-
fore sending peanuts. Mrs. Ida Car-
son, Griffin, Ga.

4 R. I. Red first of April cockerels,
from select quality: Tompkins strain
50c ea., or exch, for 4 of same strain
and quality. Eugene Carmichael, Man-
or, Ga.

S. C. R. I. Reds from Mahoods prize
stock, and heavy layers: 10 hens, 16

choice March cockerels, $2.00 ea., pul-
lets, $1.50 and $2.00 ea. Miss Belle
Timmerman, Bronwood, Ga., Box 88,

1 pure bred SC RTI Red yr. old cock,
Dark, good stock. $1.50, Cash with or-
der. Money order preferred. Mrs. L. D,
Kimbrel, Alma, Ga., Rt. 3.

10 R. I. Red 10 wks. old pullets, 85c
a., $8.00 for lot; 2 yr. old cockerei,
$2.00 or\exch. for W. L.' March pullets.
Ea. pay chgs. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bow-

Donaldson strain 15 mo, old 9. CLR.
I. Red cock, $3. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cal-
houn, Ga., Rt. 5.

5..C. RR. I. Red 6 and 8 mos. old
cockerels from Donaldson best eggs,
$2.50 ea. lots of 4 up, $2 ea.; 8 mos,
choice Reds, $3 to $5 ea., 1 Rickesecker
cockerel, December 26 hatch, direct
from best pen eggs, $7.50. Mrs. J. E,
Sikes, Chester, Ga., Rt. 2.

11 hens and.1 cock (unrelated) all
yr. old, pure bred dark Reds, $1.25 ea.
Seveal frying size pullets, 75c. ea. Mrs,
Will Giddens, Kirkland, Ga.
Pure bred R I Red cockerels, $1 ea.



(not yet 18 mos. old) hens and rooster. |

mos. old, $2.00 ea., 2 yr. old cock, $3.00; |





- 'WYANDOTTES

Limited number genuine S. L. Wyan- _

2 | dotte 2 1-2 mos. old roosters, $1.50 ea.,
- 12 Brown Leghorn hens and 1. roost-

or exch. for pure bred S. L. Wyandotte
R. I. Red pullets. Mrs. W..C. Rowland,
Moultrie, Ga. . a
Pure Tarbox R C S L Wyandottes,
February pullets and cockerels, $1.25
ea. 1 and 2 yr. old hens, $1.50 ea. Ap-
ril hatch pullets, $1 ea. Mrs. Laura |
Curry, Stockton, Ga. ae oS
6 pullets and 1 young rooster, pure
bred S L Wyandottes, 1-2 grown, $1
ea. also eggs, $1 per 15 del. Carton ret.
W. T. Adams, Lavonia, Ga., Box 381,

Baby Chicks For Sale : ,

Donaldson dark red chicks, 13 ea, or
exch, for shoats, or peas. Mrs. H. G,
Brown, Stone Mtn., Ga.Rt. 1. ~~ a

Baby chicks from State Accredited
flocks, tested for T. B., and W. D.
with high egg producing qualities bred
in them. Write for prices. Chas. F. .
Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga. j os

Quality chicks. Summer rates. Bar-
red Rocks and R. I. Reds, $11 per 1003
Heavy mixed, $10 prepaid. Live del.
R. H. Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.

Day old chicks: B. R. and Reds, 15
ea, $14 a 100. Jersey Giants, $16 a 100.
C. A. Burge, Macon, Ga. Rt. 4.

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GUINEAS, DUCKS,
FOR SALE

1 pure bred Mammoth White Pekia |
3 mos. old duck, $3 FOB. Miss Marg--
aret Fussell, Rhine, Ga. teks

20 White Pekin ducks and ducklings,
reasonable for cash, at residence. Mrs.
A. M. Alexander, Atlanta, Ga., 1182
Sells Ave. ure

11 Mammoth White Pekin 6 wks. old
ducks, pure bred and from heavy lay-
ers, $10 for lot, fob. Lavonia. Otis
Chitwood, Martin, Ga. "aa

Big Bone Giant Bronze 4 yr. old tom.
Wt. 52 lbs. when fat, scores 97 1-2
points, $150; 3 yr. hens, mated to above
tom, 24 to 26 lbs., ea. $30 to $35. L. J.
Ellis, Cummings, Ga., Rt. 5. ne

2 trios large Muscovey ducks, 1927
hatch, now laying, $5 ea. trio; 1 Bour-
bon Red 18 mos. old gobbler, $5; 1
Bronze hen, yr. old, and 5 young ones, *
10 wks. old, $6.00, or lot for $10 for
quick sale. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

1 pure White Indian Runner drake.
$1.50, fob., also pure bred 7 or 8 wks. _
old ducklings. G..N. 'Fhomas, Thomas-
boro, Ga. i ee

7 Speckled guineas; 5 hens, $5.00 for _
the lot. Mrs, M. J. Smith, Mtn. View,
Ga. \

1 Bronze hen and little turkeys: hen,
$5; young ones. 45c ea. Will hatch
July 8th. No personal checks accepted.
Mrs. M. C. Colvard, Bowman, Ga.
Want 10 to 75 baby turkeys to raise :
on halves to 8 or 10 wks. Good Range.
- M. Martin, Flowery Branch, Ga.,
Want 25 or 50 baby turkeys to raise
on halves to 3 mos. Prefer M. B. Will
feed and del. to party. Miss Ella Ever<
ett, Richland, Ga. Ss ee

Want a doz. or less Bronze
at reasonabie price. J;
Fla,

Want young and old Peafowls, single
or in prs. Pay cash. B. R, Woodlhif,
Flowery Branch, Ga. eS
Want 1M pure bred Indian Runner _
oe D. 8. Major, Ray City, Ga.,

_ Trio, 2 geese and 1 gander, pure bred
Mammoth Blue Toulouse 3 yr. old
geese, $7.50 FOB. Mrs. Mary Collins,
Cordele, Ga., Rt. D. ; oe
2 yr. old Giant Big Bone Mammota
Bronze tom, wt. when fat 50 Ibs., $100
FOB. Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Adairsville, Ga,

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turkeys
W. Staf, Waido,

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PIGEONS FOR SALE
6 light colored common pigeons, $1.
James Brown, Helena, Ga.
10 Fantails, $1 ea., 5 mated prs.
Racing Homers, banded, $2 pr., Muff, |
Tumblers, $1 ea. Cash with order. No



Will del when 3 mos old. J. J. Altman,
Baxley, Ga.

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exch, R..L. Tribble, Atlanta, Ga.,.Rb.




















































































Thursday, June 27, 1929.

: PIGEONS FOR SALE

_ 14 common pigeons, $3 for lot. Miss
Blonnie B. Wilder, Springfield, Ga., Rt.
- Several prs. common pigeons, young
or old. Sell or exch. for any kind
chickens, or rabbits. Ernest Brock, La-
vonia, Ga., Box 132.

6 pr. pigeons;, mated and working,
$3.50. Laurence Crowder Newnan, Ris-
ing Fawn, Ga.

Birmingham Rollers (air. Tumblers)
that will roll; youngsters, $1 ea. mated
_ prs., $3; 2 prs., $5; White Fan Tails,
$lea. R. L. Tribble, Atlanta, Ga., Rt.
69.

160 Carneaux, mated and working,
$2 pr. Will exch. value for calves, W.
L. Davis, Albany, Ga.

Extra large White Kings, mated and
working, $3.50 per pr. 3 prs. $10; 40 prs.
_ Red and Splashed Carneaux, mated
and sure workers, $2.50 pr. White Fan-
tails, females only, $1.50 ea. White Ho-

Ae Le Wallace, South Atlanta, Ga.

an MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Fryers ,40c lb., fob. Mrs. F, R. Vin-
cent, Fruitland, Ga.

Poultry Wanted

CHICKENS WANTED
Want 50 pure bred W. L. March pul-
lets of good breeding, laying strain, and
in good cond. Quote best cash price
Mrs. F. E. Parr, College Park, Ga.,
pERps 2. =
_ Want to exch. Buckeye incubator; 65
cap. (style E, value $125.00) good cond.
for February hatch pullets: Buff Or-
-pingtons or R. I. Reds or pure strains
W. F. Harwell, Davisboro, Ga., Rt. 1.
Want to exch. Porto Rico potato
5 mos. or yr. old pullets. Write. Mrs.
Ethel Jones, Lula, Ga., Rt. 3.
_ Want toexch. Porto Rico potato
plants at 75c M, fob. for 10 Thompson
B. R. 3 mos. old pullets. Ea. to pay
chgs. on what they get. S. E. OQuinn,
Graham, Ga.
~ Want 50 pure bred R, I. Red pullets.
Will exch. for: same. Ww. A. Vandiver,
Martin, Ga.
_ Want to exch. value $5. for 5 pure
bred Barred Rock hens. Write for in-







Poa. nt. 2.

Want White or Brown Leghorn, or
Ancona, hens or pullets. State what
you have and best price. Pay cash or
exgn. good milch cow, or Buckeye
brooder. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.
Want. 10 to 20 pure bred Lakenvelder
10 to 12 wks. old pullets.
Thompson, Canton, Ga., Box 42. ,

. Want few hundred W. L. pullets, in
good cond. State date of hatch, wt.,
and lowest cash price. G. D. Fain,
Edison, Ga. -

Want 2 or 3 Golden Buff Orpington
roosters, hatched, March or April 1928.
L. R. Ogletree, Perry, Ga.

- Want 4 Brown Leghorn 1 yr. old hens
-and rooster, and 5 pullets, 12 wks. old.
Mrs. M. F. Kidd, Fairburn, Ga, Rt. 1.
Want 2 pure bred Donaldson 8S. C.
R. I. Red March or April cockerels

be}, Atkinson, Ga., Rt. 1.

- Want te exch. Jersey 6 wks. old calf
for Barred Rocks. Mrs. J. Rodgers,
Bilijay, Ga.

Want mother hen and 50 chicks. Buy
or exch. tomato and potato plafits. E.
B. Rainwater, Wrens, Ga.

Want to exch. value for 15 hens, any
good kind except Leghorns: or Games.
Write Mrs. Inez Hillman, Sycamore,
Ga, Rt.-1, Box 117.

Want. to. exch. young Jersey calves,

lets.
a

N. G. Lang, Thomaston, Ga., Rt.

Want 2 or 3 pure bred February or
March B. R. cockerels. Must be well
marked and free of disease, mite and
lice, at reasonable prices. Otis C. Ciit-
wood, Martin, Ga.

Want old fashioned Blue Game
rooster. C.C. Reynolds, Maysville, Ga.
Want to exch: purple liac and purple
myrtle, narcissi bulbs, and sweet violet

mers, $2.50 pr. Blue Homers, $1.50 pr.:

formation. Mrs. G. L Shell, Austell,

Mrs. J. A.

at reasonabe price. Mrs. A. M. Camp-}

heifer and bull, for W. L. March pul-}

Set A are

CAR cetce. ca

or size. Write. Mrs. D. W. Roberis,
White<GaSRt tl... 2

Want 50 light breed 6 wks. or older
pullets. Will exch value for same. : P.
Brown, Meansville, Ga,

BABY CHICKS WANTED

Want to raise chicks on halves to
10 wks. 30 yrs. exp. Ada Powell, Pitts-
burg, Ga.

Want to exch. grown chickens or
plants for young, mixed chicks. De-~
farest Powell, Pittsburg, Ga.

Want 50 or 100 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. Prefer pure bred
B. R., or R. I. Reds.. Guarantee half
of amt. that lives. Best of feed and
care. Ea. to pay express. Mrs. G. L.
Shell, Austell, Ga., Rt. 2.

Want from 25 to 100 heavy, or mixed
breed chicks to raise on halves to 10
wks. Party to pay chgs. both ways.
Write first. Miss Mamie Harrell, Hawk-
insville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch. $3.00 value for baby
chicks; also want chicks, ducks, turk-
eys and geese to raise on halves. Fine
range and good attention. Mrs 5. c.
Rogers, Hagan, Ga. . | 4

Want B. R. chicks to raise on halves.
Not lees than 1 M, nor more than 2 M
to be del. in August or 1st of September.
Must be good stock and free of disease.
Write. J. C. Glison Ellabell, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want 100 chicks to raise on halves to
8 or 10 wks. any large breed, R. I.
Reds, or Rocks preferred. I furnisn
feed; other party pay chgs. C. H. Hen-
drix, Augusta, Ga., 1433 Silcox St. .

Want 100 B. R., day old chicks to
raise on halves. Full breed and good
stock. Will pay postage. Ref. furnish-
ed. W. P. Lawton, Savannah, Ga., Rt.
B.

Want 100 or 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 or 10 wks. Large breed
preferred. Furnish feed_and good at-
tention; other party pay chgs. Mrs.
Joe A. Flanders, Swainsboro, Ga., Rt, 2:

Want 500 mixed chicks by Ist of
August. to raise on share basis. Lonnie
Rundles, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7.

Want to exch. value for 100 full blood
R, I. Red chicks. Write for informa-
tion. Mrs. Pauline Summey, Resaca,
Ga., Rt. 2, Box 14. 5

Want 100 S. C. R. I. Red chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks. Write at
once. H, E. Bryan, Chester, Ga., Rt. 2.

Want several hundred chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. Any heavy breed.
Furnish feed, equipment. and labor;



|other party, chickens and pay trans-

portation chgs. Ref. Mrs. Ida L.
Prickett, Maysville, Ga.
Want 100 chicks to raise on halves to

10 wks. Honest deal guaranteed. C.

1C. McDaniel, Winder, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want 25 Buff Cochin bantam baby
chicks. Quote price, etc., in first letter.
J. W. Pearson, Robbinsville, N. C.

PIGEONS WANTED
Want White,or Silver King pigons
cheap for cash. State price, etc. J.



St., phone 3-1418.

-TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE, ETC.
WANTED

Want 50 Giant Bronze baby turkeys
to raise on halves to 2 mos. old. Mrs.
W. T. Charles, Ellijay, Ga.

Want baby ducklings, goslings anc
turkeys, all varieties; also peafowls. De-
scribe fully, color, age, variety and best
wholesale price for cash. Chas. J. Yan-
cey, Atlanta, Ga., 294 Peachtree St.





Eggs For Sale

Giant Black Minorca eggs, $2.25 per
15; thoroughbred Buff Cochin bantam
eggs, $1.50 per 15. O. H. Wright, At-
lanta, Ga., 412 Petevs Bldg +.
Donaldson strain eggs from dari,
high*fertiity Reds, $1.25 per 15. Exer..
for pigs. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone



ae

-|-Mtn.,.Ga., Rt. 1.
Pure B.R. eves of good breeding,

$1.00 per 15, $1.50 for 30, $4.00 a 109.



Del. Crates ret. Mrs. J. Ww. ote:
Lilly, Ga.. ; oe

slips, for value in chickens, any breed,

-norcas exclusively.)

M. Manly, Savannah, Ga., 1502-E. 33rd





Holterman Aristocrat B. R. eggs, 1.25
per 15 postpaid. Cash with order. Nora
Nix, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1.

Pure bred Donaldson Red eggs, di-
rect, 70c doz., 80c per setting, $5.00 per
100. Exch. for anything can use. H.
Dorsey King, Lavonia, Ga., Rt. 3.

Pure bred Marcy J. B. Giant eggs,
from well culled flock, $1.00 per 15,
$1.50 for 30, $5.00 a 100. Prompt ship-
ment. Satisfaction guaranteed. R. P.
Bannister, Ball Ground, Ga., Rt. 1.

Donaldson eggs from dark Reds, $I.-
25 for 15, $2.25 for 30. Mrs. H. G.
Brown, Stone Mtn., Ga., Rt. 1.

Buff Cochin bantam eggs, $1.50 per
15, also few young cockerels. O. H.
Wright Atlanta, Ga., 412 Peters Bldg.

W. L.. eggs, $1.25 per 15 del. Mrs.
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1.

S. C. Black Minorca eggs, $1.00 per 15
del. (5 yrs. breeder of Papes S. C. Mi-
L. B. Millians,
Newnan, Ga.

Pure bred Thompson Barred Rock
eggs, $1.00 per 15, $3.00 per 50. Cart.
ret. Mrs. A. A. Summer, Poulan, Ga.

Aristocrat Imperial Ringlet B. R. eggs
$1.25 per setting.- Cartons ret. Mrs.
Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega, Ga.

Thompson B. R., and Donaldson R
I. Red eggs, each, $1.00 per 15. Car-
tons ret. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Sylves-
ter, Ga., Rt. 3.

Bronze turkey eggs, $3.00 doz. Leola
Foy, Butler, Ga., Rt. 2.

Select eggs from Mahoods prize stock
of dark Red matings, $1.50 per 15; $3.-
50 for 50; $5.00 a 100, postpaid. Car-
tons ret. Miss Belle Timmerman,
Bronwood, Ga., Box 83.

Guinea eggs: White Australian, $1.25; F

Pearl, $1 per 15 del.
Ty Ty, Ga.

Big Bone Giant Bronze turkey eggs,
$18.00 doz., or exch. 12 eggs for 100
baby B. R. chicks. L. J. Ellis, Cum-
ming, Ga., Rt. 5.

Ferris S .C. W. L., (stock direct) eggs,
$1.75 per 15; and pen, 90c per 15, $1.50
for 30, $2.25 for 50; Thompson Ringlet
Barred Rock eggs, 90c for 15, $1.50 for
30, del. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge

Ga., Rt. 2.

" Holterman: Aristocrat B. R., eggs

from pure bred heavy layers, $1. .00 per
15; $5.00 per 100, del. J. 8S. Pelot,
Statesboro, Ga., Rt. 2.
_ Aristocrat B. R. eggs, $1.00 per 15.
$4.50 a 100 del. Prompt sHipment. Mrs
Florence P. Sturm, Statesboro, Ga,
Rt. 2.

Owen S C RI Red eggs, $1 per 15,
$1.75 for 30; $4 a 100. Mrs. M. B.
Scroggs, Alto, Ga.

L. E. Williams,

Only a few doz. pure bred M. B. tur- |.

key eggs. Guaranteed. $3 doz. del. in-

-sured P P. Also pure bred M. B. baby

turkeys ready July 12th and 16th, 50c
ea. 10 or more del. Mrs. Mary Col-
lins, Cordele, Ga., Rt. D.

Seed For Sale

Martin gourd seed, 10c per cup; dill
seed, 10c pkg., 3 for 25c. Cash. No
stamps. Mrs. T. B- Thomas, Thomas.
boro, Ga. :

50 lbs. Stone Mtn. melon seed, 50c
lb., fob. M. R. Cameron, Btuler, Ga.

Scullion buttons and sets, large and
small lots. Write. Mrs. Gid Morris,
Jr. Smyrna, Ga.

Cabbage-collard seed, -40c lb. Pur-
ple Top Globe turnip, 35c; few new
crop speckled sugar crowder pene. 30c;
beet seed, 60c lb. Mrs. W. J. Smith,
Mtn. View, Ga.

Honey Drip Ala. Sweet Carolina
Bradford, Ga. Rattlesnake, Irish gray
melon seed, 5c thls., 7 for 25c, 1-2 Ib.,
or more of any variety 60c lb. Dewis
Daniels, Pearson, Ga.

2 bu. chufa seed, $1 pk., $4 bu. J.
I. Abbott, Alma, Ga.

13 Ibs. seed rice, $1 del., at once, or
exch. Ella Everett, Richland, Ga.

Washed, good grade chufa seed, $1.50
pk., $5 bu., 1 lot slightly damaged, $1
pk., $3.50 bu. Cattail millett, 20c ib.,
2 lbs., 45c.. Sudan grass, 15 lb., 2 for
25c. Honey Drip sorghum, same price.





Rape seed; 2 lbs., 35c, 10 Ib., $1:25, Buy-

: Talmo, Ga.





PAGE THREE
er to pay postage. W. H. Waddelie,
Pearson, Ga. Seen
Cabbage, mustard seed, 10c tbls., plus
postage. Mrs. Olive Troupe, Baxley,
Ga. >

New, large black crowder pea abd
colored bunch butter-bean seed, 15c per
1-2 lb., rhubarb plants, 6c piece; new
Heading collard and mustard seed, ea.
5c tbls. All del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk
Ocilla, Ga.

Seed chufas, 10c 1p., in lots of cver
100 Ibs. net cash with order, fob. llc
lb., in smailer lots. W. S. Booth, Manor,
Ga.

Few cabbage collard seed, 50c Ib.,
few Red Valentine bean seed, 50c qt. .
Miss Martha eee hare Mtn. View,
Ga. :

White Globe turnip, aod E..and late .
Flat Outch, E. J., and Wakefield cab-
bage, seed, e2., 10 teaspoonful; Golden
Acres, 25c spoonful, 2 for 40c. Cash,
(not stamps) with order. W. R. Steph-
ens, Flowery Branch, Ga. en

140 lbs. Seven Top turnip seed, guar-
anteed to come up, 20c lb.; or 15c lb. {ore
entire lt. Exch. some for young, chick-:
fens. J. L, Powell, Pittsburg, Ga. M
18 Ibs. white collard (head-up like
cabbage) seed, $1 Ib. Miss Kate Lan- ;
caster, Sylvester, Ga. |

Few Cream sugar etowder peas, 30c
lb., new crop Purple Top turnip, and
cabbage collard seed, ea., 40c lb. Cash.
with order. Del. in Ga. Mrs. W. BRC
Smith, Mtn. View, Ga. e

Pure Ga. Heading collard, speciaily
grown for seed. 1929 crop. 20c lb,
fob. Cash with order. No stamps. W.
U. J. Vaughn, Whigham, Ga.

Recleaned Orange cane, 50c gal., P.
T. White Globe turnip, 35c lb. Good
seed beans; tender, striped half run-
ners, 40c; Ky. Wonder and White Pele
Lima butter-beans, 30c; 4 lbs. $1. Post-
paid. C. F. Maddox, Flowery Branch,
Ga,

Spotted Burr clover seed, $1 bu. Cash.
with order. H. O. Parks, Commerce,
Ga., Rt. 6.

Sage seed, 10c thls., also sage plants,
10c ea. Mrs. F. E. pepo: Lewiston,
Ga.

Purple Top and White Globe turnip
seed, 50c lb. Wallace Wilson, Martin,
Ga., Rt. 2.

New crop Ga. collard seed in 100 Ib.
lots, 15c Ib., Jess than 100 1bs.,-25e Ib,
Ja Ls Ponder, Whigham!. Ga., Riis 3:
Box 8.

9 lbs. Hastings Southern or rs col-
lard seed, $2.75 postpaid. Mrs. Clyde
Duckett, Alto, Ga., Rt. 2.

Seed Wanted

SEED WANTED
Want peas, peanuts, and Bunch bui-
ter bean seed. Exch. cured bacon, at
18c lb., postpaid. Mrs. R. H. Mover,





Want several tons Burr Clover sae
State lowest price by ton fob. your sta-
tion. I. C. & J. C. Collier, Barnesville,
Ga.
We are in the market for chufa seed, LS
clean, sound stock, also for field peas. S
Prevatt & Co., Seville, Fla.

CATTLE WANTEDCAR LOTS |

Want a car Jersey heifers, wt. 200
to 350 lbs., also want some Springers
giving 3,to 4 gal. milk per day, that will
freshen in September and October.
Give description, age and price in first
letter. Must be cheap. W. H. H. Bar- |
ham, McDonough, Ga., Rt. 1.

OAT STRAW FOR SALECAR LOTS,

1 car baled oat straw, good, bright
and 3 wires to bale. Make offer. S.
E. Statham, Cobb (Sumter county), Ga, _

POSITIONS WANTED
19 yr. old boy wants work on farm

with good family, good habits. J. Wil-
liams, Atlanta, Ga., 426 Grant St., S. E.
Man with 3 children wants work with
a good, reliable man for bal, of yr.
picking cotton and doing general farm.
work. Can begin at once. - Prefer









Dodge county ,near Eastman or Miian.
S. J. Wells, Rhine, Ga., Rt. 1. :

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Thursday, June 21, 1929,

















Georgia
Market Bulletin
Published. Weekly by The

- BUREAU OF MARKETS
a arthur D. Jones, Director

_ Department Of

Agriculture
"_Bugene Talmadge, Commissioner

THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1929.

ntered as second class matter Feb-

ruary. 15, 1922, at the Post Office at
| Atlanta, Georgia, under. the act of
| June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing
at special rate of postage provided
Ee ; ae section 1103. Act of October
ne

Advertisements of farm
appurtenances,
postal regulations, inserted one time
on each request and repeated are
when request is accompanied by
| new: copy of advertisement.

Limited space will not permit inser~
| tion of unimportant advertisements.
| Under legislative act the Market
| Bulletin does not assume any re=
sponsibility for any advertisement
appearing in the Bulletin or trans-









roduce and
ble under







resulting therefrom.



NOTICE




































ontains second-hand machinery and
ncubators for sale, exchange and want-
ed. The July 4th issue will contain
flower and seed ads, as well as any
second-hand machinery or incubator
s which may have been vanes from
June. 27th issue.



: Miscellaneous Ms

" MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Dried yellow root, 50c tb., green yel-
low root, 40c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
TT. H. Lively, Morgantown, Ga., Rt. 1,
Box 12.

100 Ib. size white feed sacks, 8c a.,
24 and 48 lb. size sacks, 2c and 4c ea
Exch. for pecans. Mrs. C..E. Leverett,
Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 1.

_ White and Red vinegar in 50 gal.



bbls., 16c gal. fob. Cash with order. |

E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga.
Daizey churn, No. 400, 4 gal., spien-

top and dasher, $1. S. J. Corbin, Ma-
con, Ga., 114 Corbin. Ave.

- About 12 or 15 bu. large, black al
ts, 1928 crop, unhulled and. dry. Make

_ Pecan wrapping tape for wrapping
pecan buds, 50c per sq. yd. Opie R.
gebrson, Shellman, Ga., Rt. 1.

40 strong, white chicken feed sacks,
100 lb. size, $4. Miss Belle Timmerman,
Bronwood, Ga., Box 83.

About 100 Ibs. 1928 crop hickory nuts,

ed. Exch. for anything of same

J. Crumley, Pitts, Ga., Rt. 1.

Ibs. pure geese feathers, most all
white, 75c 1b. Mrs. D. C. Smith,
Wrightsville, Ga., Rt. 4.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Want several lbs. of Queens Delight
root. Write price per lb. Miss. Pearl
Pentecost, Winder, Ga.

Want several Ibs. new, clean, never
been used, all geese feathers. Mirs. B.
Snooks, Aailey, Ga. P. O. Box 131.
Want Ga. home raised pure wheat
flour. Write price, or will exch Spanish

oe J. H. Leverett, Parrott, Ga.,

Want lint cotton. Exch Porto Rico
~ potato plants, Mrs. R. J. Fossett, Bax-

a tis. new wool,





This issue of the Market Bulletin |

did cond., $3, also stone jar churn with |

offer. J.C. Glisson, Eilabell, Ga., Rt. 1. |

i lb.; about 75 lbs. black walnuts, not ||

alue can use. Make offer. H. C.
Mooa, Carlton, Ga., Rt. 2. fe
Geese feathers about 21 Ibs., $20..

Quote best |]
Ida accra, yar pe







Spool Ga. Watermelon Grades
U.S. No.1 '
U. S. No. 1 shall consist of watermelons of similar varietal charac-

- teristics which are mature but not overripe, well formed, and free from es
decay, whiteheart, anthracnose and from damage caused by other di-

sease; sunburn, insects, or mechanical or other means. (See Size Re-

quirements.)

Im order to allow for variations inainent to proper grading and
handling, not more than 10 per cent, by count, may be below the re-
quirements of this grade but no part of this tolerance shall be: allowed
for decay and not more than 1-5 of the total tolerance or 2 per cent

' may be badly misshapen or seriously damaged by any means.

U. S. No. 2

U. S. No. 2 shall consist of watermelons of similar varietal charac-
teristics which are mature but not overripe, which are not badly mis-
shapen and which are free from decay, whiteheart, and from serious
damage caused by sunburn, disease, insects or or other
means. (See size requirements.)

In order to allow for variations incident to proper ering arid
handling, not more than 10 per cent, by count, may be below the re-
quirements of this grade but no part of this tolerance shall be allowed
for decay.

UNCLASSIFIED
Watermelons which are not graded in ceatoenitey with either of the
foregoing grades may be designed as Unclassified.
. SIZE
Where the size of watermelons is stated ss terms of average weight,
Unless Otherwise Specified, the melons in any lot averaging less than
30 pounds shall not vary more than 4 pounds below the stated average,
and the melons in. any lot averaging 30 pounds or more shall not vary
more than 6 pounds below the stated average.
Size may also be stated in terms of minimum weight.

In order to allow for variations incident to proper sizing, not more

than 5 per cent, by count, of the watermelons. in any lot may be below

the. size requirements. Zo
DEFINITIONS OF TERMS.
AS used. in these grades:

Mature means having reached the stage of development at which

the melon is palatable.
Well formed means having the characteristic shape but not nec-

-essarily the perfect type of the variety.

Not badly misshapen means that the melons are not bottlenecks
or gourdnecks but may be tapered at the ends or slightly constricted.
Free from damage means that the melons are not injured to an

extent readily apparent upon examination. Melons showing a greenish
yellow sunburned spot not larger than 8 square inches shall not be con-

sidered. as damaged. but melons showing sunburn in excess of this

amount, or which show any pronounced golden yellow. color shall be

regarded as damaged.

Serious damage means any injury which affects the edible quality
of the melon or which detracts materially from its appearance. Melons

showing sunscald are regarded as seriously damaged. Melons showing

not more than 15 flatly elevated anthracnose spots which are not crack-

ed or pitted shall not be considered as seriously damaged.
. LOADING BULES

FIRSTCars shall be ventilated on sides and ends. No ears shall
be. deemed standard loaded without such -ventilation.

SECONDMeions shall be carefully handle, stacked and packed
tightly.

THIRDAIl cars should per papered around the side and ends to
the full height of the melons. The floor shall.be properly bedded. witr.

either excelsior, pine straw or other.suitable bedding. In no event. will
sawdust or shavings be accepted. Do not close vents with: paper.

FOURTHMelons of Watson: and Grey varieties should be jagod

as follows:
Average | Min. Weight Max. Weight Depth Count
18 lbs. - 16. Ibs. 20 Ibs. | 5 deep 1600 melons
20 Ibs. 18 Ibs. Q2 SIbs; 5 deep 1500 melons
22 Ibs. | 20 Ibs. 24 Ibs. 4 deep 1150 melons
24 lbs. 22 Ibs. 26 Ibs. 4 deep 1050 melons
- 26 Ibs. | 24 Ibs. 28 Ibs. ! 4 deep 1000 melons |
28 Ibs. = 2GRIDS, 45 30 Ibs. ~4 deep | 960 melons
30. Ibs. -28 Ibs. 32 Ibs. 4 deep | 880 melons
32 Ibs. 30: Ibs.> _ 34 Ibs. 4 deep | 840 melons
34 Ibs. 32..lbs.. 336 dbs: 4 deep 800 melons
36 Ibs. 34. Ibs. 38 Ibs. ' | 4 deep 720 melons
Melons of Dixie Bell variety should be loaded as follows:
Average | Min. oe Max. Weight Depth Count
18 lbs. 16 Ibs. 20 Ibs.. 4 deep 1350 melons
20 Ibs. 18 lbs. 22 Ibs. 4 deep 1200 melons
-22 Ibs. 20 Ibs. 24 Ibs. 3 deep - 1050 melons
24 Ibs. | 22 Ibs. 26 Ibs. 3 deep 1000 melons
4) toe JS. 2} ae Ine 28 Ibs. 3 deep 920 melons
~. 28 Ibs. 26 Ibs. 30 Ibs. 3 deep. 860 melons
30 Ibs. 28 Ibs. 32 Ibs. 3 deep 800 melons
32 los. 30 lbs. 34 lbs. 3 deep 760 melons
34 Ibs. 32 Ibs. 36_Ibs. 3 deep 720. melons
_ 36. Ibs. 34 Ibs. 38 Ibs. 3 deep. 680 melons
- 38 Ibs. 36 Ibs. 40 Ibs. 8. deep. 640 melons









FIFTHMelons. should be fresh eloped from vines, loaded into ns

ears within 24 hours from time clipped. No ill-shapen, diseased, speck-
ed or otherwise imperfect melons to be loaded in. standard cars. Melons

to be taken from healthy green vines only. No meloUS aitall be loaded s

while wet or on wet bedding. |

SIXTHAIll melons. should. be treated for. Shetizanck nok with a paste ~
made from a formula approved by the Bureau of Plant Industry of the ah
Department of Agriculture of the United States. a

-Adonted by Bureau of Markets, A. D. JONES, Director. E







BEANS. AND PEAS FOR SALE

5 bu. Whip peas, A grade, $3.75 bu.
T. O. Pitman, Gillsville, Ga. Rt. 1.

- 2 bu. New Era peas, slightly: damaged
(about 90 per cent sound) $3.50 bu., or
$6.50 for lot, fob. J. C. Mathis, Farm-
ington, Ga., Rt. 2.

_ Sugar crowder and white table peas,
30c Ib., 4 Ibs.,.$1; 40 lbs. large size vel-
vet beans, $2. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery :
Branch, -Ga.
| 100 lbs. cream sugar crowders, slight-
ly damaged, 20c Ib., del. Ga. Will
Smith, Roy, Ga.

_ 1929 crop white black-eyed peas, dry
for seed, 15c lb. plus postage. W. U.
J. Draughn, Whigham, Ga.

6 bu. slightly mixed, sound, clean :
Whippoorwills, $3 bu. Cash with order.
|R. Brooks, Villa Rica, Ga., Rt. 1.

50 .bu., pure, recleaned and treated
Brabs, $5 bu., 5 bu.. Irons, $4.50 bu., and
| Brabs and Irons, mixed, $4.25 bu., fob.
Wellston. W. J. Potts, Bonaire, Ga. |

Cream .crowder peas, 30c Ib., del.
| Cash with order. Mrs. oe Fred Mc-

Curley, Hartwell, Ga., Rt.

1 bu. Brabs, clean and ae $5, fon.
F. E. McNair, Mitchell, Ga.

10 bu. O-too-tan soy beans, $7 bu.
A. P. Grass, Glenn, .Ga.

Otootan beans, even wt. 2 bu. bags,
$8 bu. FOB. P, T. Lester, Rome -Ga.,
{ RFD 3. :

Tron clad peas, $4 bu. Wallace Wil- .
son, Martin, Ga., Rt. 2.

15 or 20 bu. Tillman peas (new: crop)
ready July 5th to 15th, $4 bu. 10 to
20 bu. peas, ready July 10 to 20, same
price. E. J. Youmans, Baxley, Ga.

Peas, 3.cups, 20c; 1-2 gal, 75c.. Ship
COD. L.-B. Malor, Baldwin, Ga., Rt.

x 90.

halves to good reliable party. Mrs. Ss.
| L. Williams, Greensboro, Ga., Rt. 4
Good stock running 90-day vaivet

| Ga. -



FOR SALE
Mexican June corn. long Blue and

$3 bu. fob. J. C. Mathis, Farming -
ton, Ga., Rt. 2.

Hastings Prolific, selected for seed,
and Golden Dent, ea. $3 bu., $1 peck,
-fob. -Add postage for parcel post: ship-
ments. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga.

Pure Mexican June corn for seed, |
nubbed and hand shelled, from Has-
tings seed, 60c for 1-2 peck, $1 pk., ~
$3.75 bu., del. Ga. .Cash (money order) ~
with order. Mrs. Estelle Wilson, -
Carnesville, Ga., Rt. 1. .

-Dent, same price. All fob. Add post~
age for parcel post shipments. J.-H.
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga.

Fresh water ground meal.
Guthrie, Loganville, Ga. . :

Solid Blue Mexican June corn, nub- _
bed and hand shelled, $3.50 bu. or $1
peck, fob. W. H. Huff, Buckhead, Ga.

L. O.



BEANS AND PEAS WANTED |
Want cow or hay peas, any variety.
Write quantity and price in first let-
ter. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.
Want 20 bu. Brab or Iran seed peas.

Stone, Hazlehurst, Ga.

Want 1-2 bu., or more, Blue Whip
peas.
son, Griffin, Ga.

Want cow peas, all varieties, also
velvet beans. Send samples of ea. and
your lowest price. Robinsons Seed
Whse., Cairo, Ga.

Will pay 50c for 1 qt. little White |
peas with Purple hulls, for seed. Send
| COD to my address, or write first. Mrs
Callie McDuffie, McRae, Ga.,
Scotland St. eis



BUTTER FOR SALE





@a., Rt, 7.









Ae bu. Iron field peas, $3.75 Du. $22 >=
for lot or will: furnish peas to sow on



beans, $2.25: bu. R. L. Jackson, Chester,

| CORN, SEED CORN & CORN MEAL ae

White grains, 85c peck, $1.65 for 1-2bu.



Hastings Prolific corn selected for
seed, $3 bu., $1 peck; Hastings Golden

Pay $4 for good, clean stock. W. L.

Quote price at once. J. N. Car- 2

t18

||. Niee, fresh country butter, 40c Ib,
del, Ga. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville. Ses
























































ld fashioned Boon and Porto Rico
is, $1.25 M, mailed, 5 M, or more
V _B. R. Woodliff,: Flowery

vt. a Porto Rico and Boon
ants, $1.50 M, 5 M or more, $1.25 M,
: Clarence Waldrip, Flowery
Gag tthe 1,

ate Flat Dutch cabbage, Ga Collard
d Stone tomato plants, 20c a 106;
and Sweet Bell pepper, 25c a 100;
ite plume celery plants, 10c doz, 65.
00. Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga.,

Imp. Porto Rico and Boon plants, $i
M. M. Martin, Flowery Branch,
" Rt. 1.

ure Porto Ricans, Govt. 15 a 109
. W. B. Kuglar, Bowdon, Ga., Rt. 6.
ill plants, 35c a 100;. dill sprays
Sepals 25c a 100. Cash. No
wea T. B. Thomas, Thomas-

te Flat Dutch cabbage and collard,
a 100; celery, Hot pepper and

postage. Nancy Henderson, El-
Ga., Rt. 3, Box 44.

te Flat Dutch, Chas. Wakefield
e and Ga. collard plants, ea.
c; $1.25 M. Mrs. Rosie Crow,
ming, Ga.

lery and New Stone tomato plants,
25e a 100; strong pepper plants, 20c
also good pop corn, 20c a cup.
jostage. Exch. for good apple vin-
and any kind of good feed sacks.
Lula Young, Talking Rock, Ga.,



). bunch or incises Porto Ricans
t. insp. and treated, $1.75 M del,
Chas. W. Flat Dutch cabbage,
ynne, Greater Baltimore tomato,
-collards, 300, 50c; $1.25 M, del.

epper plants, 50c a 100, $2.50 M
. R. Smith, Flowery Branch, Ga.,

rto Rico potato plants, $1-M, 5 M,
Ss $1.25 M. Bill Crow, Gaines~

ns well rooted New Stone and

ts, shipped in ventilated boxes, 50c,
1 M, del. 5 and 10 M, 75c M co!}-
-pimiento pepper, $1, 300; $2.50 M.

Wingo, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2.

stpaid. E. B. Travis, Riverdale,

and treated, and tmoato plants,
$1 M, Chas. W. cabbage, $1.25 M.
pe oS a Flowery

ras ey 30c doz. Add postage on
s less than $1.00. Exch. for nest
tomato, cabbage, heading col-
ants. ,;or other garden or field
seed. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Aus-
Rte 2.

. red skin Porto Ricans, State
$1 M, postpaid. C. D. Freeland,
Ville, Ga., Rt. 2.

can ship on short notice Porto
) potato plants, 75c M. Dubberly
tsey, Bristol, Ga. :

iento pepper plants, 30c a. 100,
ea., by the doz., del. Mrs. J. T.
, La Grange, Ga., Rt. 6, Bx. 60.
y Thompson strawberry plants,
100; Porto Ricans, 75 M. Strong



oe a plants, "Be, 500, 23 M
aid. -R. Chanclor, Seville, Ga
Ze improved Stone temato

en huckleberry plants, ea. 20c doz. }

M, *5c M, exp. collect; pimien-

10re tomato and Heading collard

reater Baltimore tomato. plants, o5:

plants, $1.25 M, 5M $5. BE. Y. Stokes,
Macon, Ga., Rt. 3.

Red skin Porto Ricans and Boon.
;| potato plants, $1 M del, 10 M 90c M
collect. W. O. ye: eee ees

1 Ga.

Wakefield. ices: Heading cote

-|and New Stone and Greater Baltimore

tomato plants, ea. 20c a 100, $1.00, M.
Mrs. Rentie Garrett, eae Ga.,
Rie

Flat Dutch and maunnended cab-
bage, 75c, 500; $1.25 M, limited number
of White Wonder tomato plants, 40c a
100; Hot pepper, 20c a 100; Everbear-
ing strawberry, 25c a 100, $2 M, post-
paid. Cash with order. Also booking
orders for purple Acme tomato plants,
ready about July 20. John B. Nix,
Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1.

Gov't. insp. potato planis, $1 M, 5 M
oar more, 90c M, vine cuttings, $1.50 M,

Beckworth, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 2.

Porto Ricans, tomato, collard and
cabbage plants, $1 M, Macon. L. E.
. Macon, Ga., Rt. 2.

orto Ricans, Gov't. insp. $1 M, del.
be with order. P. L. Smith, Baxley,
Gas Rt. 4.

Gov't. insp. Porto Ricans, $1 M, del,
Royal King pepper, $1.50 M. Cash
with order. C. L. Smith, Baxley, Ga.

Mrs. A. L, Branan,
Macon, Ga., 217 Duncan Ave.
Porto Ricans, State insp. and treal-

field peas, equal value. Pd Hernton,
Surrency, Ga.

Stone, Redfield Beauty,
Acme, Globe, Greater Baltimore, Mar-
globe and Red Rock tomato, and Ga.
cabbage collard, 25c a 100, $1.25 M
Tf by mail, add 10c per 100, 25c per M.
Special prices on larger lots. George
Riegel, Experiment, Ga., phone-Griffin,
Ga., No. 663.

Gov't. insp. and treated Porto Ricans,
$1 M, fob., $1.15 M, del. T. H. Gordon,
Rochelle, Ga., Rt. -2.

Chas. J. Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage, Ga. Heading collards, New
Stone and Greater B.. tomato plants,
40c, 200; Oc, 500; $1 M, Hot pepper
plants, 25c 3 doz., postpaid. Miss Rosa
Lee May, Lewiston, Ga.

New Stone tomato, Chas. W. cabbage
and collard plants, a all 45c 200; 75c 500;
$1.25 M.. Hot Bouquet pepper and
egg plants, 10c doz., 3 doz. 25c. Mrs.
F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga.

Imp. pink skin Porto Ricans, from
vine cuttings, Gov't. insp. and treated,
$1 M, 5 M,-or more ,75c M, del. D.
W. Brown, Cordele, Ga., Rt. 4, Box 109.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, and
Heading collard plants, 40c, 200; 75c,
500; $1 -M, 10 M, "5c M.
Prompt shipment. W. R. Stephens,
Flowery Branch, Ga.

M, 5 M $1.25 M. M. M. Martin Flowery
Branch Ga. Rt. 1.

Leading cabbage, Heading collards,
Stone and G. Baltimore tomato plants,
200, 40c; 500, 65c; $1-M, 5 M, $4. Pep-
per and egg plants, - -40c a 100, $1 per
500. Postpaid. Mrs. Gertrude Bratian
Lewiston, Ga..

White pepper plants, 15c doz., plus
postage. Mrs. Isaac H. pare Molena,
Ga., Rt. 1, Box 3.

Greater Baltimore tomato, 60c for
500; 90c M, 5 M, $4.25; large, new cab-~
bage, 75c M, 5 M, $3; Porto Ricans po-
tato, Ruby King and pimiento pepper
plants, ea. $1.25 M, or exch. for field
pea seed. R. S. Burgess, Pembroke, Ga.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, 20c a 100;
Hot pepper and a gocd variety tomate
plants, ea. 15 a 100. Add postage.
Mrs. Ida Southerland, Ellijay, GA Rt.
3, Box 48.

Pure E. Triumph and pure pink Porte
Ricans, $1.25 M, del. Walter a, Dowdy,
Pitts, Ga., Rt. 2.

Govt. insp. Porto Ricans, $1.20 M,
del. N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty, Ga., Bt
Box 122.

New Stone and Greater Baltimore to-



|mato plants, open field grown, 8 to
10 in. Bsa BRIEDEC, water moss Bee:

gs

MARKET BULLETIN:

5 M or more, $1.45 M, fob. Uriah.

| Bell pepper, 25c doz., and late toma-.
to plants, 20c doz.

ed, $1 M, over 3 M, 90c M. Exch for}

| order.
Brimmcr, |

dese

Collect. :

Imp. Porto Ricans and Boons, $1.35.

Prompt. ice 300, 200;
i:

ed, del.
60c, 500; $1 M, 5M, $4.50, del.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 3.

Greater Baltimore and New Stone
tomato plants, water moss packed, pre-
paid, 200, 30c; $1 M, 5- M $4.50. Promp!
os W. C. McLeod, ee
Ga., Rt. :

Celery oe grown from Hastings
Golden Seli-Blanching seed, 50c a 100.
Add postage on small orders. S. J.

| Martin, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 9.

Porto Ricans, $1 M, $4 for 5 M,
Boons, $1.25 M. Guy Crow, Gaines-
ville, Ga. -

Porto Ricans, $1 M, postpaid, or 65c
M, fob. John Daniel, Baxley, Ga.

Porto Ricans, Govt. insp., 75c M,
fob.. Exch. for Big Grey Hen incuba-
tor. in good cond. Also will exch. 4
M for dried apples or peaches free from
worms. S. E. OQuinn, Graham, Ga,

E. J. Wakefield cabbage and Stone
tomato plants, 25c a 100; 75c per 500;
$1.25 M, del. W. C. Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, Ga. :

Porto Ricans from vine _ cuttings,
insp. and treated, $1.30 M, del. Ga
J .W. Haman, Sumner, Ga.

Guaranteed, well rooted, geunine
New Stone tomato. plants. Properly
packed and ventilated, 300 50c; 600 75c;
1000, $1.25. Rushed, postpaid. C. F.
Maddox, Flowery Branch, Ga.

- About 10 M Porto Ricans
vines, $2 M. Cash with order.
Herrington; Baxlev, Ga., Rt. 3.

Treated Porto Ricans, 90c M, 6 M
and upwards, 75c M, fob. Cash with
L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga.

Yellow skin, Govt. insp. Porto Ric-
ans, $1.50 M, del. Also vine cuttings,
12 in. long, $2 M, del., or $1.25 packed
ready to ship FOB. Harvey Story, Mor-
ven; Gra., bob, 1s

Pimiento, Royal King and Hot pep-
per, $2 M, 40c a 100,, del. Well rooted |
and packed. Leather Gibson, Folks-
_ton, Ga., Rt. 1.

Forto Ricans, State insp. and treated,
$1 M, del. Prompt shipment. G. L
Durant, Gainesvilie, Ga., Rt, 2:

Porto Ricans, $1 M, del. 75c M, fob.
M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 4.

Porto Ricans, $1 M. Cash with or-
der. I. E. Clayton, Tifton, Ga., Motor

potato
R. A,

Dutch and Wakefield cabbage, Balti-

collard plants, 20c a 100, $1 M, del., 10
M, $6 exp. collect; Sweet and Hot pep-
per, 30c a 100, $2 M, del. C. Garrett,
Oakwood, Ga.

Porto Ricans, 75e M del. Cash with
order. No personal checks. V. P. Lynch,
Baxley, Ga., RFD 4.

State insp. Porto Ricans, 75 M. Over
5M, 50c M, FOB. Prompt shipment.
Money orders accepted only. S. D. Gra-
ham, Surrency, Ga., Rt. 2.

$1 M, 5M $4 del. Erskin Waldrip,
Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2. :

Gov't insp. and treated Porto Ric-
ans, 65 M, Over 5M 60c M, FOB, or
85c del. W. G. OQuinn, Surrency, Ga.,
Rt. 2;

Genuine imp. Porto Ricans, $1 M, 5M
or more, 75c M. Govt insp. treated, full

King and pimiento pepper plants, $1
M. Harold Smith, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 4,
Box 91.

Chas. W. cabbace and New Stone to-
mato plants, ea. 45c for 200; 75e, 500,
$1.25 M, cabbage collard, 45c, 200; 15.
500. All del. Ga. Prompt shipment.
Money order. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt,
Lewiston, Ga.

Porto Ricans, insp. and treated, 90c
M. Exch for field peas. 1M plants for
1 peck peas. P. T. Herndon, Surrency,
Ga.

Porto Ricans, Govt insp, full count.
Now ready; rest of the season at $1 M,
5M or more, 75c M. Money order pre-
ferred. L. D. Kimbrel, Alma, Ga., Rt.
3:

Wilt Seer tomato plants, 50 for 18c;
30c a 100, $1.00 for 350, also sage plants,
25c doz. L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga.



Genuine imp: red skin Porto Ricans,
Gov't. jee. pad eee 60e M, 2 M

e

be

more and Stone tomato, and Heading }.

State insp. and treated Porto Ricans, |

count and prompt shipment; also Royal |

and over, 50c M, fe sHiaees. same
| day order received. Full count gaia ges

teed. Milton Arnold, Surrency, Ga

1M order. J. L. Crone, Philomath, Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
25c a 100, $1.10 for 500, $2.00 M. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 5.

horse mint plants. Sell or exch. for

Dalton, Ga.
Jersey and Chas. W. Flat Dutch cab-

more and New Stone tomato plants,

Lee May, Lewiston, Ga.

before bedding. Good plants and full

+ count, 75 M, FOB. J. J. Altman, Bar-

ley, Ga.

Branan, Lewiston, Ga.
Livingston Globe, New Stone

Greater Baltimore tomato, Drumhead

and Flat Dutch cabbage, Heading and

Non-Heading collards, all 500, 75; $1.-

25 M, del. or $1 Exp. col. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Wal-
ter W. McEver, Braselton, Ga.

Imp. Porto Ricans, Govt insp. and

M FOB. Prompt shipment. 'T. H. Gor-
don, Rochelle, Ga., Rt. 2.

Surrency, Ga.
State insp. Porto Ricans, $1 M. Mis
Ethel Crow, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2.

gen cabbage, White Stem Heading col-
lard, Greater Baltimore and New Stone
tomato plants, 200 40c; 500, 65c; $1 M.

40c a 100, $1 500; $1.75 M postpaid. Mrs.
Gertrude Branan, Lewiston, Ga.
Imp. pink skin Porto Ricans, fron

Cordele, Ga., Rt. D, Box 109.

Red skin Porto Ricans and Boons,
insp. and treated, $1 M del. Chas. W.
cabbage and New. Stone tomato plants
ea. $1.25 M del.
ery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1.

Plants Wanted

Want to exch, 1 M cabbage collard
plants for 1M Nancy Hall or Porta
Rico potato plants, ea. to pay chgs.
Mrs; (Av T: oe Williamson, Ga.,
Riis





-dotte eggs, at 75c per 15 for sweet po-

tato plants, or would exch. a few pure >
bred fryers, at 75c ea. H. J. McCurry,

Clarkesville, Ga., Rt. 5.

Want to exch. 10 W. L. yr. old hens
(good layers for 10 M Porto Rico plants
at once. Mrs..W. F. Thomas, Macon.
Ga., Rt. 2, Box 366 E.

Want to exch 10 mixed breed ancey
heavies) 1 and 2 yr. old hens at $1.25

ea., for 2M ea. tomato and cabbage, as

1 M, Porto Rico potato plants and 6
bu. seed Irish potatoes. W. T. Derry,
Athens, Ga., RFD 2.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS



hams, 35c;
Couch, Turin, Ga.

23 Ib. shoulder, in sack, 28 Ik., side
meat, 20c Ib. Good cond., also 1 can

Nair, Mitchell, Ga.

Hams, guaranteed quality, 28c Ib.,
side meat, 20c Ib., fob. L. P. Strange,
Swainsboro, Ga.., Rt. 5. ;

FRUITS FOR SALE



*

serves, 2 qts., $1.25 not prepaid. Tak-
ing orders for Himalaya blackberries,
ready last of June and July, 25 gal.,
4 1-2 gal., $1 if called for at my home.

Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, Ga., Rt. 2. |
Nice sundried apples, 10c lb., or lic

lb. del. Cash with order. Mrs. R. J.



-Qsborn, Roy, Ga. t
Will fill cans of soit on halves.

Pee

Early and late varieties cane: Se
plants, July 10th, $1.00 M, del. 25
Dwarf Champion given free with every

Raspberry, dewberry, strawberry, and

vegetables, fruits, etc. Elmer Grayson,

bage, Heading collard, Greater Balti- -

40c, 200; 60c, 500; $1 M, postpaid. Rosa .

Porto Ricans, Govt insp. and treated |

Insp. Porto Ricans, $. mM, del. W. H.

and

treated. Now ready, $1 M del. or 75c_

Imp. Porto Ricans, $1 M. Perry Dean,
Wakefield, Flat Dutch and Copenha-
5M, $4; Sweet pepper and Egg plants,

vine cuttings, Govt insp and treated,
$1 M del, 75 M FOB. D. W. Brown, |

GE. Waldrip, Flow-.

Want to exch. pure bred W. Wyan-

Country cured Hickory smoked meat:
shoulders, 25c tb. RG.

home raised lard, 20c lb. F. E. Mc- :

Huckleberry jam and-strawberry pre-




Se







FRUITS FOR SALE
Pre your offer. D. M. Blackwell,
- Cleveland, Ga. ~
Several hundred gals. tame black:

berries, ready first of July, 15c qt. W.
A. Keeter, Holly Springs, Ga.

- Himalaya blackberries, ripe now,
35ce gal. at my home, 3-4 mi. beyond

river, Atlanta to Austell Rt. on detour
No. 9. Will preserve berrieson halves.
Party to furnish sugar, jar tops, rub-



_ bers, and call for preserves. Mrs. 8S.
'T, Smith, Austell, Ga., Rt. 2.
Blackberry | jelly, jam, etc. Sell, or

~ exch. for 2nd-hand jelly glasses. Mrs.
Annie Vollrath, Winston, Ga.
Blackberry jam, home made, 45c qt.
Exch. for broiler chickens, honey, pe-
cans or blooming size Regal, or Madon-
na lily bulbs. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, At-
Janta, Ga., Rt. 1, East Point Rd.

FRUIT WANTED

Want to contract with party who has
- or will have choice peaches, to fill my
jars, 5 to 10 doz. qts. and 1-2 gals. with
ripe fruit in medium or heavy syrup.
Write. Mrs. H. A. Godby, College Park,
BCrOu ss

GRAIN FOR SALE

: Pure Ga. Blue Stem wheat, recleaned
. for seed, $2 bu. Robt. T. Allen, River-
dale, Ga.

Good, bright fodder, $2 per 100 Ibs.,
- $3 per 100 bundles. J. G. Reynolds,
Concord, Ga., Rt. 1.

Good Johnson Grass hay, $18 per
ton, fob. W. R. Eve, Augusta, Ga., Rt
4.

: 1 ton velvet bean hay, $20.
- Williamson, Rochelle, Ga., Rt. 1.

1M bu. oats, 90c bu., fob. J. S. Wells,
Mt. Vernon, Ga.

GRAIN WANTED

Want 10 or 15 bu. wheat. State best
price, etc. Mrs. Nora Lancaster, Mauk,
eGe.. ket. 1, Box: 51.

Want to exch Johnsons Dusting Cal-
cium Arsenate machine, 2 to 4 rows,
also 3 row oat drills, for seed oats,
wheat or Tye, Lies Collier, Barnesville,
Gate:
Want 40 bu. new wheat. Pay cash.
a or exch. baby Jersey calves, either sex.
LL. L. Wallace, South Atlanta, Ga.

Q HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE yy
Choice, bright honey, Chunk or Ext.
in new 5 lb. friction top pails, $1 ea.,'
del to 3rd zone. Quality assured. Carl

~W. Southwell, Pineora, Ga.
Nice, bright new chunk honey: 5 Ib.
pail, 75c; 10 Ibs., $1.50. Cash with order.
Add postage. L. G. H. Scott, Ludowici,
ee Ga Rt, B.

re Good, clear chunk honey
cans, free from dark comb, 12 1-2c Ib.,
fob. Cash with order. 1 to 6 cans.
W. C. Smith, Mtn. View, Ga.

Bright, new chunk, 5 lb. pail, 5c;

10 Ib., $1.50. Add postage. Cash with
order. L. G. H. Scott, Lyudowict, Ga,
& Rt. B.
Finest grade Gallberry and Tupelo
; blend Ext. honey, in 5 Ib. pails, 15 Ib.
Cash with order. J. E. Shalor, Thoni-
_asville, Ga.

Pure Ext. honey, in 5 Ib. Hails, $1.25,
del. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.
_ Good, clear chunk honey in lard
cans, 12c lb., fob. C. W. Drury, Atkin-
son, Ga.

Fancy Gallberry, packed and labeled,

6-5 Ib, $4.25; 12-2 1-2 lb., $4.75; cs. 24-
16 oz. glass jars, $4.75, chunk or exi.
_ Prompt dei. J. T. Mullis, Alma, Ga.
_ Fresh, white comb honey, 10 Ib. buck-
@ts, $1.75; del. Also bright comb, in
- 10 Ib. buckets, $1.50, del. Cash with
- order., R. W. Browning, Dublin, Ga.

New crop white chunk comb honey
in lard cans, 13c lb., good grade strain-
ed, 60 lbs. at 10c Ib, fob. Marcus D.
_ May, Hinesville, Ga., Rt. A.

Pure strained honey, 1929 crop, in
10 Ib. buckets, $1.25 FOB. Mrs. L. A.

Youmans, Mershon, Ga.

Pure ext. honey in 5 and 10 Ib. pails:
6-10 lb. Fancy Tupelo, $6.50; 12-5, $7;
1-10, postpaid and insured, $1.60; sev-
eral large bbls. same grade.. Prices on

decks



















in Jar

request. Shipped aoe Jno. A
-Crummey, Doctortown, Ga. -

White Bay honey in 10 lb. buckets
$1.75 del. bright honey, 10 lb. buckets
$1.50 del. All in comb. Cash with or-

der. R. W. Browning, Dublin, Ga.,
Rt. 3.



HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED

Want 50 Golden Italian Queen bees.
Quote best cash price. J. M. Roach,
Daisy, Ga.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure cane syrup, 65c gal. can;
6-10 Ib. $3.90 per cs., in 6 cs, lots; fine
table syrup in bbls. 52c gal. black
syrup for stock feed, 21c gal. 55 gal.
bbls. W. H. Davis, Oliver, Ga.

500 gal. fresh syrup in 1-2 and 1 gai.
cans. Write for prices. E. G. Black-
well, County Agt., Edison, Ga.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALF-

White Spanish, for seed, 5 1-2c lb.
for orders not less than 75 Abs. RUG,
Couch, Turin, Ga.

Stewart pecans, 35c lb. L. P. Strange,
Swainsboro, Ga., Rt. 5.

Want all varieties, any amt. pecans.
Neon W. Buchanan, Americus, Ga.

No. 1 White Spanish. peanuts, $4.25
per 100 Ibs, W. M. Hooks, Unadilla,
Ga., Rt. 2.

POTATOES FOR SALE

New Irish potatoes, Blue Victory and
White Star, $1.25 bu. or exch for corn,
oats, rye or wheat. J. N. Miller, Cleve-
land, Ga., Rt. 4.

Imp. Lookout Mtn. irish potatoes, ex-
tra quality for seed, $1.25 bu. A few
hundred bu. Ross E. Clements, Cor-
nelia, Ga. =

Imp. Lookout Mtn. seed Irish pota-



or
Ww,





} toes, small tubers, $1; large, $1.25 bu.,

fok. B. E. Messer, Chatsworth, Ga.
Imp. Lookout Mtn. Irish potatoes,

extra quality for seed, $1.15. Cash, with

Ross E. Clement, Cornelia, Ga.

POTATOES WANTED
Want 5 bu. Fall seed potatoes for
planting. I will furnish ground and
go 50-g0 in crop raised: Write. Lonnie
Rundles, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7.
This yrs. crop white nest onions,
60c gal. fob. W. F. McCrimmon, Sopez-
ton, Ga.

order.





VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Truckers Favorite roasting corn,
large ears grown on Bottom land, 25c
doz., fob. Shipped by express. J. L.
Crone, Philomath, Ga.

Live Stock For Sale -

CATTLE FOR SALE. S

6 or 8 first class Jersey Springers
to freshen about September ist, or
sooner, also 12 good pasture fat stters
(on our farms near Zebulon). Prices
on application. W. H. Mitchell, Barnes-
ville, Ga. :

, 8 yr. old Jersey bull, Bermudas Emi-
nent, No. 198947. -Sired by Bermudas
Eminent 37th out of Bermudas Vashti
A. No. 430542. Fine individual. $80
cash ,or exch. for 6 mos. old reg. Jersey
bull and 6 mos. old reg. Jersey heifer,
or for 3 reg. Jersey calves, 1 to 6 wks.
old. Photo furnished on request. Mrs.
Mamie Youmans, Baxley, Ga., Star Rt

20 reg. Jersey bulls from imported
sires and dams, from 6 mos. to 2 yrs
old; Gamboges Starlight Brownie.
Official Test 556.94 Ibs. fat. Now fresh
and milking 40 lbs. daily. Come see
Priced to sell. M. C. Jay, Madison, Ga

Large Holstein and Jersey (1-2 ea.)
cow, freshen in July with 2nd calf,
$75; also lemon color Jersey cow, fresh
in with first calf, giving 3 gals. $70
without calf. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula,
Ga. Rt: 8:

Good milch * cow, now giving 2 gals
give 4 when fresh. Must sell at once,
cheap: C. EH. Blalock, Brookhaven, Ga.,
241 Woodlawn Ave.

Pure bred Jersey bull calf, subject to
reg. dropped May 19, 1929.. Dam: Sul-







tans. Noble Marie; Sire, Catherines
Sultan: *Good size and type, $25 cash, g





or exch. for any kind sound peas. Ned
J. Bond, Bogart, Ga. :

Reg. Guernsey bull calf, calved May
28th from best of blood lines. Priced
to sell. Jas. T. Anderson, Marietta, Ga.

2 reg. Jersey cows and 2 heifers and
1 bull calf. All good breeding.\ Write
for pedigrees and prices.
ders, Danielsville, Ga.

Hereford cattle, both sex, a sale,
J. J. Cummings, Donalsonville, Ga.

6 yr. old Holstein cow, fresh, sounc
and in good cond. $100 at my barn;

~13 mos. old heifer calf, Holstein and

Jersey, 1-2 ea. $25. Mrs. Bessie Rhine-
hardt, Young Harris, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 1.

21 mos. old reg. Jersey male: Ox-
fords Dollies King Ben, No. 231773.
Ready for service, $175; also 5 1-2 yr.
old 4 gal. grade Jersey cow with 4th

calf. Never goes dry. $100. All fob.
Buford. L. J. Ellis, Cumming. Ga.,
Rob, :

300 Ib. Guernsey bull. Champion
plood lines $40... Will exch, -. 2h. .H.
Bunn, Midville, Ga.

2 wks. old pure bred Jersey bull caif
out of line bred Raleighs. $15 if taken
at once. Fob. Kennesaw. R.-L. Van-
sant, County Agt., Marietta, Ga., Box
38.
~ 5 cows, some fresh, bal. fresh in few
days. G. B. Barrett, Cleveland, Ga.,
Rt kk

8 Jersey heifers, 10 to 14 mos. old.
Come see, or write. J. D. Lewis,
Greensboro, Ga. Rt. .5:

Guernsey and Jersey, 1-2 ea. 1 cow
fresh in, second calf. A. E. Havenson,
Roswell, Ga., Rt. 1.

100 imported and Island bred Jerseys
at private treaty. Sell in lots to suit
buyer. Some with as high as 700 Ibs.
fat on. official test. Dairymen and
breeders invited to look over stock

within the next 30 days. M. C. Jay,
Madison, Ga.
1 pure Jersey milch cow, 4 to 5 gal,

$70. Cash.~H. R.- Gentry, Taylorville,
Ga., Rt. 1, Box 18.

10 wks. old, 150 lb. or more, bull,
Guernsey and Jersey, 1-2 ea., $25. W.
Ayers, Canon, Ga.

Good family cow, Jersey and Hol-
stein, 1-2 ea. now milking about 3
gals. Cheap for cash, or trade for
poultry. \S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.
2 baby calves from heavy milking
grade Jersey cows, by full Jersey male,
$15 ea., or exch for R. I. Red, Black
Minorca, or other pure bred April pui-
lets. L. L.. Wallace, South Atlanta, Ga.
Reg. Jersey heifer calf, del. $75. Hate
ry Marks, Summerville, Ga. :
Cream colored Jersey 16 mos. old
bull, $25; good milch cow with 2 mos
old calf; give + gals. with proper feed,
$50. Docia Harris, Lula, Ga. =

1 Short Horn Jersey, $75. Heifer calf
2 wks. old. J. H. Williford, Stephens,
Ga; Ral, Box 41.

Jersey heifer calf, 4 wks. old from 5
1-2 gal. Grade Jersey cow by reg. male.
Also Half Jersey and half Guernsey
heifers, 3 wks. old, from 6 gal. Guern-
sey cow, $15 ea. Exch:for heavy breed
pullets, if pure bred, or marketable
poultry. L. L. aes. South Atlanta,
Ga.

12 Jersey heifers; 2 ities now; 2
heavy springs. Bal. to freshen 4 to 6
mos. $500 for lot. A. J. Strickland,
Blackshear, Ga. rae

20 good grade Jersey cows, first, 2nd
ahd third calves. Come see. Main roa!
from Madison to Buckhead. J. M.
Hull, Madison, Ga., Rt.. :

Heifer calves: 10 wks. old, 1-2 Guern-
sey and 1-2 Holstein, $15; 12 wks. old
Guernsey and Jersey, 1-2 ea. $25 FOB.

| Exch one for 25 hens, any breed ex-

cept bantams.
Ga., Box 381.

3 good milech cows and young calves,
Priced right. W. E. Webb, Jr., Ogle-
thorpe, Ga. ;

W .T. Adams, Lavonia,



HOGS FOR SALE -

Good, thrifty, 3 mos. old pigs, Duroc
and P. C. crossed, $4.50 ea... R. c.

Couch, Turin, Ga.



: gilt, wt. 325 Ibs. -

1 pure bred Berkshire. 14 mos. old
Will reg, in buyer's ..



SET San-





923.



sday, June 27






name, "$35. 00, fob.
Martin, Ga, Rt. 2.
5 reg. Duroc Jersey cherry red 15
to 100 lb. shoats. Have not been stunt-
ed and are in good cond. From Iili-
nois stock 4-H club gilt, $10, ea. fob.
Kerby Mathis, Damascus, Ga.

Choice 8 wks. old S. P. C. pigs, $5 ea,
at my barn. F. F. Blackmon, Danburs,
Ga.

Reg. S. P. C., 2 1-2 yrs. old, 300 to
350 lbs, male (gentle and vigorous),
$35, or exch. for meat hogs at 8c Ib..
2S. P. C. male shoats, subject to reg.,
$10 ea. Mrs. J. D. McIntyre, Ousley,
Ga. oa

Reg. Duroc Jersey 9 wks. old pigs,
$8.50 or 2 for $16. Exch. for S. P. C.
pigs. Satisfaction guaranteed. A. 5
Phillips, Collins, Gat, Rt. 2.

15 Big Bone P. C., 10 wks. old. pigs, iS
$6.00 ea., or $75.00 for lot. A. P. Grass, ;
Glenn, Ga.

Duroc Jersey 3 mos. old, 60 to 70 ib.
pigs, reg. in buyers name, $11 ea. D.
W. Hinson, Hazlehurst, Ga., Box 7. ?
. Duroc Jersey pigs, $6 ea, at barn.
A. E. Eavenson, Roswell, Ga., Rt. 1. .

6 Duroc Jersey and P. C. crossed, 7
mos. old gilts, bred to reg. Hampshire
boar, $10 ea., $55 for lot. C. H. a
Ivey, Ga.

12 P. C., 8 wks. old June 20 pigs, $6
ea, W. A. Henderson, Norcross, Ga.

1 mixed sow and 8 pigs, 4 wks. old,
$25. John Barron, Adgateville, Ga.

15 fat corn fed hogs, 12c lb. F. H.
Bunn. Midville, Ga. |

Pure bred Big Type P. C. pigs, $10
ea, at 8 wks. old. M. a wie
Gar
2 yr. old reg: P. C. oe $50. Also
pigs for sale. W. O. Thee Law-
renceville, Ga.

4 Duroc and Big Bone Guinea, cross~ :
ed, 10 wks. old pigs, about 30 lbs. ea,
$3 ea. 2 ea. males and females. hee
Julia Mae Hilson, Mitchell, Ga., Rt. 1
50 select P. C. to go at farmers prices.
Pigs to heavy sows and herd boars.
M. C. Jay, Madison, Ga.

50 P. C. hogs from pigs to matur

animals. Priced to sell at, meat Pie
M. C. Jay, Madison, Ga.
Several pure bred S. P. C. shoats for
breeding purposes. Certificates furn-
ished. $8 to $15 according to age. R.
E. Mitchell, Barnesville, Ga. . -

Reg. Duroc boar, 2 yrs. old Adee
1929. 250 or 300 Ibs. iot real fat. ss
bad habits. Good breeder, $35, fob.

C. Wiley, Augusta, Ga., Rt. 4. Ep Be

Os Ps Cc. gilts, subject to reg. ready
to breed, $20, Joe M. Brown, McRae.
Ga.
1 pr. Big Bone Blue Guinea 60. or
70 lb. shoats, $2 for the pr. FOB. Buena
Vista. Miss. Grace Hale, Doyle, Ga. =

1 pure bred Black P. C. yr. old boar
from Liberator. First $25 gets him. G.
G. Jackson, Arlington, Ga. . ae

3 pure bred Duroc cherry red boar =
pigs, reg. in buyers name, $8 ea. at 6
wks. old, also 1 reg. 14 mos. male
ready for service, $35. All fob. Exch.
for pure bred yr. old hens at $1 ea.
Mrs .Ethel Jones, Lula, Ga., Rt. 3.

Full stock Big Bone Black Guinea 30
lb. pigs, $6 ea., $12 pr. FOB my sta-
tion. L. B.. Toler, Glenwood, Ga., He,
3, Box 98. ?

Reg. Duroc Jersey 8 wks. old pigs,
$8.50 ea. 2 for $16. Exch for S P C
sow pig, Satisfaction guaranteed. A. S.
Phillips, Collins, Ga., Rt. 2... s

Pure bred African black Guinea pigs...
Ga, ea., ae pr: Ay P. ae
a =

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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

2 good farm mare mules, about 900
lbs. work to anything, gentle but full
of life. Sell, or exch. for good Jersey
or Guernsey milch cows. Mrs. Hugh
A. White, Savannah, Ga., White Bluff
Rd: Rt: 3: ez

800 lb. 10 yr. old mule, cheap. Exch
for cow. A. M. Aiken, Newborn, Ga.

1 small black mare mule, $25. L. Os
Guthrie, Loganville, Ga. ge

1 good mare work spe let $125.0
J. W. Thomas, Murrayville, Ga., Rt. 1.





foal March 10th 1930, wt. 1100 Ibs. $100
R. H. Clark, Tathonia, Ga., RFD L-





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rsday, June 27, 1929.
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

1 Ga. raised German Coach strain
out 14 yrs. old, bred to Goal-Call, to
1 saddle mare, gentle and will work.
or exch for cows or hogs. E. A.
Barber, Ruskin, Ga.



rs. old, $50. J. H. Williford, Stephens,
a., Rt. 1, Box 41;



RABBITS FOR SALE
New Zealand Reds: yr. old buck, 15

in fine cond., $5 for lot. B. R. Leggett,
Broxton, Ga.

3 Grey Flemish Giant 11 mos. old
does, good cond., $5 or exch. for pr.
White Giants about the same age. E.
Mason, Luxomni, Ga., Rt. 1.

24 ped. Chinchills, 5 wks..to 7 mos.
--Y. H. Marchman, Atlanta, Ga.,
300. R ichardson St., Ss. W.

Pure bred New Zealand Reds: 8-2
mos. old, $1 pr., 10 mos. old buck, $2.
Hamilton Mitchell, Hampton, Ga., Ri.

Belgium New Zealand White and
nchillas. Healthy and fine stoch.
C. H. Overby, Columbus, Ga., 22-11th
Bt.
4 ped. Chinchilla does, between 8 and
os. old, from Stahls Gold Certifi-
e stock. Exch. for 6 N. Z. White
does, ped. or from ped. stock, not under
5, or over 12 mos. old. H. H. Cody.
Waycross, Ga., Riverside Rt.
am Hares: bucks, $1.50; does,
1.75; young, 50c. ea. does bred if de-
d. $8.50 for lot, or trade for trio
grown New Zealands, or Flemish
mts. Cash with order. First order
gets them. Ralph Harrison, Fitzgerald,
Ga., 408 So. Grant St.
2 N. Z. Red yr. old bucks, not reg.
ea. Mrs. E. Spence, Chamblee, Ga.
ea. black, gray, white pink-eyed,
d white buck Belgiums, 8 mos. old
te doe has 2 young 2 weeks old;
Black and Gray does, bred, $8 for lot.
Mrs. W. J. Smith, Mtn. View, Ga.
Belgium doe, 10 mos. old, $1.25, fob.
or exch. for 3 White Bantams, 2 hens
and 1 rooster, parcel post paid to my
home. Miss Lona Saxon, Roswell, Ga.,
Rt. 3.
4 ped., 4 mos: old Chinchilla des, $4
'T. M. Herndon, Crawfordville, Ga,
lea. N. Z., White, N. Z. Red, and
Chinchilla, 7 mos. old bucks, not reg.
$2 ea., or the 3 for $5. Will send COLD.
Exch. for Black Giant or White Budd
chickens, or for pig. Bliss Maddox, Su-
wanee, Ga., Rt. 1.
Reg. Chinchillas: 18 mos. old buck
own eyes and brown toe nails), $12,
, with 8 young, 5 wks. old, $25;
nt 10 lb. Buck, $25. R. H. Craw-
d, Tiger, Ga. .
Chinchilla does, subject to reg., 0
Mos. old, $12, fob. Cash with order.
oe E. ee ubaloe, Pendergrass, Ga.,

pr. N. Z. Reds, $5, or exch. for W.
or Barred Rocks, or for baby turk-
Eugene Carmichael, Manor, Ga.

pr, reg. Chinchillas (doe and buck)
50; 1 ped., Chinchilla buck, $3 or
4 for the 3; Self-cleaning hutches
less than half cost to build. J. D.
angston, Savannah, Ga., 1115 Seiler



RABBITS FOR SALE

r. White Angora rabbits, 2 1-2
os. old, $5. ped. furnished; also have
me ped. and reg. Chinchillas, 2 does
d 1 buck, that would like to exca.
same amt. of New Zealand Whites,
med. pr ree. TL. C. eee Valdosta,
Ga., Box 243.

Yr. old Chinchilla, reg. sellor exch.
8 or 10 mos. old reg. Chinchilla
ck. Dandridge L. Blanchard, Ap-
ing, Ga.

Pure bred Chinchillas, old and junior
es, bucks,*and youngsters. Does bred
not bred; trios or prs. Write for
ices. Wootten Fanning, Washington,
428 Spring St.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
mos. old, 75 per cent dark brown
bian buck, sired by Golden South,





| 100 per cent Nubian from line of heavy

1 horse mule, black, wt. 850 lbs. 14

mos. old doe, 2 young ones, 6 wks. old,-

milk breed. $25; 5 wks. old twin bucks,
87 1-2 per cent cream color Nubian,
sired same as above, $15 ea., $25 for
both.
Rt. 1, Chamblee. E. A, Pierce, Atlanta,
Ga., 17 Marietta St.

5. young goats. Prolific stock. $6, fok.
W. S. McMichael, Buena Vista, Ga.

Several pure bred Togyenberg goats,
male and female. Sell or exch for any-
thing of Value. Write what you have.
KE. L. Carpenter, Albany, Ga,, Rt. B.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want to exch. value for cow. Write
for information. John Barron, Ad-
gateville, Ga.

Want 2 or 3 pure bred, reg. Guernsey
heifers; from 1 to 10 wks. old. S. A
Fuller, Eatonton, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 156.

Want to exch. value for full blood
Jersey heifer calf. Cream color pre-
ferred. Write first. Mrs. Pauline Sum-
mey, Resaca, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 14.

Want from 50 to 100 feeder calves.
Must be beef type. Prefer Grade An-
eus. E. B Weatherly, Macon, Ga.

Want to exch. good value for a coupie
of young cows. Write for particulars.
Mrs. Alice J. Garvin, College Park, Ga.,
Rt. 2.

Want 10 good grade milch cows, to
freshen within the next month. Guern-
seys preferred. L. G. Haskell, Augusta,
Ga, Rt. 4.

Want good grade young milch cow,
fresh. W.C. Smith, Mtn. View, Ga.

Want 6 to 10 pure bred Guernsey





truck haul.
ville, Ga.

Want 4 pigs, 3 females and 1 male,
to raise on halves. Elmer Grayson,
Dalton, Ga.

Want 1 Hampshire ram, 2 yrs. old
and a few ewes, 1 or 2 yrs. old. W. H.
Mitchell, Barnesville, Ga.

Want a reg. Jersey heifer. Will trade
value (when new) $105. Write. J. P.
Brown, Meansville, Ga.

W. H. Mitchell, Barnes-



HOGS WANTED :

Want to exch. value for good bivod-

ed sow pig. Write Collis Wiliianis,
Collins, Ga. -

RABBITS WANTED

Want to exch 1 black Muscovey 138
mos. old full feathered duck for 2 New
Zealand Red does. Must be over 3
mos. old. G. H. Moor, Rydal, Ga., Box
25.

Want to exch. 1 New Zealand Red
yr. old doe from Stahls famous strain,
in fine cond. for a pr, of junior ped.
New Z. Whites, or for a mature White
buck, W. M. Keady, Norcross, Ga.

Want grown stock rabbits to raise on
halves. Any breed, reg., or subject
to reg. Ref. furnished. W. P.' Law-
ton, Savannah, Ga., Rt. B.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want at once reg. or subject to reg.
Shropshire yr. old ram, or ram lamb
large enough for service this seascn.
Quote best price etc., in first letter.
H. Ricketson, Broxton, Ga., P. OC. Box
245.

Want Nubian and Toggenburg milch
goat. State best cash price and iull
particulars in first letter. Thos. A.
Furlong, Savannah, Ga., 1013-E. Henry
St.

Second-Hand Machin:
ery For Sale

Perfection Duster, used 2 days only,
$35. J. M. Holland, Unadilla, Ga., Rt.
3:

1 Williamson stump puller, complete,
$200; dairy equipment and _ fixtures
(never unpacked) complete, for hard
or other power; cap. 20 gal. or 5 to
40 lbs., $85. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside,

Ga.
1 Wood, Smith cotton press, with sil











pressure. J. N. Rigsby, Sparks, .Ga.



These are special prices at bar at

heifers, 5 to 15 wks. old, within 1 days



Tr, erat
row, slightly eet Halt 3 price of nev,

FOB. W. C. ae Locust Grove,
Ga.

2 stand ginnery poe cobseine
of 2 12 in. 60 saw Pratt gin. Run 2 yrs.
good cond. Write for further informa-
tion. L. A. Pollard, Evans, Ga.

10 Johnsons Boll Weevil dusting ma-
chines, $10 ea., or accept oats or hay
at market price in part payment; Ol-
iver and John Deere walking cultiva-
tors. Write for prices. All in good cond
Also 3-70 saw Guilett Cleaner Feeder
gin outfit, late model. I. C. Collier,
Barnesville, Ga.

Peanut weeders, $7 and $10. Mrs. C.
O. Sikes, Sylvester, Ga,

Fordson tractor, good cond. Cheap for
cash. Write. Mrs. Ossie M. Bunch,
Point Peter, Ga, RFD 2:

Almost new 22 x 36 cyl. Case thrash
with peanut attachment, $550; 1 power
Intern). 16x18 hay press, Modl M,
$195. Both in first class cond. A, M.
Bell, Cordele, Ga.

Campbell planter, adapted for most
any kind of seed and planted in any
desired manner; Cole cotton planter;
Woodruff 2 row cotton duster; plows
and spring tooth harrow. Good work-
ing cond., guaranteed. Cheap for cash.
Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga.

Feeney cotton duster, good as new
used very little, $10 or exch. O. F. Boyd,
Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 1.

Good as new Oliver cultivator, disc
shone and spring tooth, $45. Exch for
good corn. Otis W. Usry, Gibson, Ga.
' Sterling grain thrash and 6 horse
Internl. gas eng. Cap. 60 bu. per hour,
Eng. and thrash on same chassis; alss
peanut thrash and 1 peanut picker. I.
N. Orr, Newnan, Ga. -

8 H. P. Mogul Int. gas eng., A-1 con-
dition. 10 H. P. Titan gas eng. needs
slight repairs. Cheap for cash or exch
for good wheat or bread corn. Make
good offers. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville,
Ga., P. O. Box 287.

1 galvanized fruit dryer, 10 trays,
used 1 season, good cond., $5; 1 disc
harrow, gdod cond., $5. Exch for equal
value. P. L. Moss, Talking Rock, Ga.,
Rt. 2:

Fordson tractor ,24 gang Oliver disc,
good as new. E. G. Mills, Folkston,
Ga.

Kinkade garden tractor (the eng. in
the wheel) practically new, used not
even 1 hour. Sell or exch for a good
4 gal. milch cow, fresh, or soon to
freshen. Dr. D. E. Morgan, Columbus,
Ga., 3005 2nd Ave.

Royal hay press, good cond., $75. T.
A, Taylor, Boston, Ga.

3 DeLaval Separators; one 3 unit De-
Laval milker and pump; 1 Babcocx
tester, also 1 Blizzard Ensilage cutter,

er dairy equipment.
Commerce, Ga.

1 peanut thrash (will also thrash
grain) $150 complete. Joe M. Brown,
McRae, Ga.

Hay rake, fairly good cond, $10. Jnc.
T. Morgan, Austell, Ga.

10 disc spade cutaway harrow; 6 EH.
P, Fairbanks-Morse eng. and other im-
plements, good cond. L: O. Guthrie,
Loganville, Ga.

Used farm machinery: Campbell
planter adapted for most any kind of
seed and distributors in a number of
ways; Woodruff two row cotton duster;
harrows, plows, etc. Good working
cond. guaranteed. Cheap for casi.
Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga.

1 new cotton sprayer, only used ons
time, $7. Miss Addie C. Hicks, Scott-
dale, Ga.

, Garden hoes, forks, spades and oth-
er implements for farming. Mrs. J. W.
Tennent, Atlanta, Ga., 570 Candler St.

Blizzard ensilage cutter, No. M-11.
W. H. Lovett, Hilltonia, Ga.

6 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse gas. eng; 1
Hart-Parr tractor; 1 Internl Harvest-
er threshing machine. All good cond
W. F. Abney, Athens, Ga.

Hand force pump with 4 nozzles for
spraying plants, trees, flowers, etc. Sel!

M. T. Sanders,



or exch. for baby turkeys or turkey

3 H.-P. Fairbanks-Morse eng. and oth- |

Complete set of Beoys Best capon-

Metzger, Clyo, Ga.
1 Force pump, suitable for hand. or

Rochelle, Ga.

1 Perfection 2 row pomenkan maching
used about 1 hour. Perfect cond., also
1 hand machine. Both 1-3 off from
cash price. W. H. Merritt, Jackson,
Ga. 2BOx sas

1 Walker 2 row cotton vase ma-
chine, good shape, $25 EOS: o R.
Cameron, Butler, Ga. :

Planet, Jr., cotton puithvaton used
very little, $9. R.C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

3 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse eng., per-
fect cond., $35. A. L. Mathews, Fay
ettevill, Ga. p



SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
WANTED

Want 3 seventy saw cotton gins, com-
plete, except the power, in first class
shape and cheap for cash. S. E. Van-
diver, Lavonia, Ga.

Want a Dorsey or Tom Houston
stump puller to operate with a Fordson
tractor, also a log skidder of either
make. W. J. McCall, Varnell, Ga.

Want second-hand machine for mak-

ruff, Winder, Ga.

Want 2 row cotton duster. State
price, cond. and make. Sam C. Love-
lace West Point, Ga.

Want clutch pulley for 6 horse Fair-

banks-Morse pulley. M. FP. geen:
Reidsville, Ga. :

Want an old time syrup boiler, cap.
near 100 gals. State shape, size and
price. B. W. Anderson, Grovetown, Ga.
Rt. 2?

Want 1 or 2 good, used Calcium Ar-
senic 2 rew dusters, in good cond. G.
H. Dean, Martin, Ga.

Want a small boiler, 1 1-2:to 2 horse

for dairy in good cond. J. L. Cham-
pion, Sandersville, Ga,

Want used power hay baler, in geod
cond. Internl. or John Deere make.
R. H. Parks, Reynolds, Ga., Box 101.

Want man wt. gardener, seeder and
cultivator, in good cond.
Smith, Chamblee, Ga., RFD 3.

Want to exch first class State insp.
1 and 2 yr. old fruit trees for a oe
small farm tractor of any good m
Write what you have to offer. T. M.
Webb, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 38.

Want McCormick Deering or Ynter-
national tractor. Must be new model
and in perfect cond., also a harrow
and plow for it. S. Atkinson, Uma-
tilla, Fla., P. O. Box Box 393.

Want a Dorsey or Tom Houston
Stump puller to use with Fordson trac-
tor, also will buy a log skidder of eith-
er make. W. J. McCall, Varnell, Ga.

Want 6 large second-hand DeLava'
cream separators. Prefer to exch pe-
can nursery stock for same, but would
pay cash for one if it is in good cond.
and cheap. Write price and descript-
ion. in first letter. L.:O, Benton, Mon-
ticello, Ga.

Want second-hand 2 horse steel hay
press in good cond., cheap for cash.
R. E. McDowell, Dawson, Ga.

Morse eng,, good aS new. B. F, Smith.
Dalton, Ga., Rt. 1~
Want 3- 70 saw gin outtit, less the

power in good shape. . E. Vandiver,
Lavonia, Ga.

Want second- hand

tors. Quote size, number and cond. L.
2 Benton, Monticelio, Ga,

Incubators For Sale |

Buckeye 65 cap. incubator, - good
cond., water system, lamp, thermom-
eter and instruction book, $7. Cash
with order. No checks. Mrs. W. E.
Wooten, Camilla; Ga., Rt. 2.



dition complete with instructions, $3.



Mrs. E. T. Derry, Athens, Ga., Rt. 2,

izing tools, perfect cond., $2.50, includ-
ing instruction book, ete, Mrs. W. T. *

power, 3 in. cylinder, $10. Roy Jordon, sey

ing axe and hot handles. G. W. Wood- ~

Chauncey

Want ,1 1-2 to 2 H. P. Fairbanks-

Delaval Separa- :



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"INCUBATORS FOR SALE

1 Little Brown Hen mcubator, good |
cond., thermometer and instructions, :

$3.50 cash, or exch for 50 Brown Leg-

Station, Ga., RFD 1. :
- Blue Flame oil burning brooder with
thermometer, 300 cap., good cond., used
1 season, $5 FOB. Cash with order.
Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga., Rt.

i

Richland incubator, 96 to 110 cap.,

thermometer, instructions, etc., good

cond., Regulates itself, $15 or exch. for

- chickens or for hogs (free from chol-

era) meat hogs at 10c lb. Mrs. F. E,
Jones, Louisville, ae East Broad St.

Wisconsin incubator, 250 cap., $12; |.

375 egg size, $20. All in perfect cond.,
with new thermometers. Mrs. F. Cow-
art, Suramit, Ga., Rt. 2. .
Buckeye 3608 cap. incubator, first
- class cond., cheap for cash or terms.
Write for details. R. B. Shepherd,
Fitzgerald, Ga. .
Buckeye 100 cap. incubator, good
eond., $10 or exch for pigs; 1 Wiscon-
- gin 500 cap. incubator, perfect cond.,.
$32.50, or exch for peas and corn. H..
- A; Wilson, Martin, Ga., Rt. 2.
Wisconsin 340 cap. incubator, perfect

cond., with 2 tested thermometers, fox |

tale or exch for 18 W. Buff or Brown
Leghorn. 3 mos. old pullets.. Mrs. R. L.
Johnson, Grayson, Ga.

1 Wisconsin incubator, cheap. Mrs.
J, W. Tennent, Atlanta, Ga., 570 Cand-
ler St. :

Several Buckeye Blue Flame brood-

ers, good cond., 500 cap. with new
wicks. Guaranteed good operating
cond. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.
- 400 cap. Queen incubator, $25; 110
cap. Buckeye, $10. Both complete good
as new; Blue Flame 500 cap. brooder,
$5, or exch for pigs, geese or calves.
H. G. Parker, East Point, Ga.

Buckeye incubator, 350 cap., slightly
used, good cond., $30. W. A. Standard,
Locust Grove, Ga.

Little Brown Hen incubator, $3.50
cash or exch for 3 pure bred dark In-

-. dian Cornish Game hens or 25 Game
baby chicks. T. N. Farmer, Holly
Springs, Ga., Rt. 1.

900 cap. Buckeye brooder, used only
a short time, $10 or exch. for April
pullets, any breed. L..L. Wallace, So.
Atlanta, Ga ;

All kinds poultry equipment: brood-
ers, oil and coal; feeders and waterers.
J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. ;

2 new International Sanitary _ oil
burning brooders in fine cond. 100 and
(2) 500 cap., $7.50 ea., or exch for pure

- bred hens, any variety, of equal value.
= L. Reils, Savannah, Ga., 607 Seiler
ve,

' Wisconsin 250 cap. incubator. Sell
or exch. for Tancred W. L. pullets. Mrs.
C. E. Dell, Sycamore, Ga.

Tronclad incubator and brooder, $12.+ |

50 for both. G. E. Finley, Dalton, Ga.

Ironclad incubator and brooder, like
new, $12.50. No checks. Glenn E. Fin-
ley, Dalton, Ga.

2 Buckeye incubators, 1008 eggs, ea.,
_cheap for cash. Frank LL. Russell,
Rome, Ga., Care Eagle Stove Works.

1200 egg electric incubator; 250 cap.,
oil burner. Consider trade for pure
bred poultry. Belle Studstill, Moultrie,
Ga.
1 Old Trusty incubator, 165 - cap.,,
good cond., thermometer and instruct-
jon book, $8. Mrs. G. H. Eley, White
Plains, Ga.



INCUBATORS WANTED

Want a 125, 150, or 200 Egg Buckeye
incubator. W. L. Butler, Quitman, Ga.,
Rt. 2. :

Want 100 cap. or larger incubator,
also brooder, in good cond., cheap for
cash. C. E. Hutto, Guyton, Ga.

Want Mammoth incubator. Must be
-{n first class cond., and cheap for cash.
J. A. Trice, Marlow, Ga.



-horn baby chicks. J. B. Cowart, Cass:

~ lima beans and it will

: imagine a line running from about twenty miles below





By Charles H. Alden, Entomologist Cornelia Station. Saas

est that entered ited States from
The Mexican Bean Beetle, a pest that entered the Uni tates from
Mexico about 1850, has, in recent years become the most serious insecl

attacking snap beans in north Geor ;
ome aro attaneed by this insect are, in their order of importance, lima

ans, , corn, okra, egg
beans, cow peas, soy beans, alfalfa, clover, velvet beans, corn, okra,
plant, potato and squash. Its preferred host plants are the snap and

available. ~ .
Spread in Georgia

The pest was discovered in northern Alabama in 1920 and spread

into northwest Georgia the following year. Since that time it has spread
over the entire northern part of the state and has extended its range
into middle Georgia. To date, it has not been found in the southern
part of the state. except a small infested area at Thomasville. If we

Columbus on une
west to a point 4 few miles below Augusta on the east, we will have
the approximate southern range in Georgia of this insect. No doubt
the infested area will advance further southward during 1928. The in-
festation at Thomasville covers only a small area and yet the insect was
discovered there several years ago. In the higher altitudes, it is almost
impossible to raise a good crop of snap or lima beans unless controi

measures are used.

_ Appearance of Insect and Nature of Injury :
The adult beetle is about one-fourth inch long, one-fifth inch wide

and nearly hemispherical in shape. The wing covers are brown and .

have sixteen black spots, eight to each electron. The larva is about
one-third inch long when full fed, orange in color, and covered with long

t formation. Leo Grosstian, A
|Ga., 1150 East North Ave., Apt. C-

dlaundry. Give ref.

orgia. Other food crops in Georgia

feed on these almost exclusively when they are

|| single; $1.25 day and room rent, mar.

+of attending to marketing products.

branched spines.

winter quarters.

the plants should be plowed under,

Material 1st. appl.

senate 1 ib. send out 1st | later-
- Water, 50 gals | true leaves

Calcium arse-| When beans
nate, 1 part j|send out Ist | later
Hydrated lime, | true leaves

6 parts Gaus

Entomologist.



The eggs are orange-yellow in color and are laid in

clusters of from 40 to 60 on the under side of the leaves.

~ orange colored and attached to the leaf by the last larval skin.

The injury is caused entirely by the feeding of the larvae. Practi-

cally all of the feeding is confined to the lower side of the leaves al-

though the larvae feed to some extent on the pods and stems,

feeding on the leaves is very noticeable, causing them to have a lace-

like appearance with later a dried out deadened look. As practically

all of the feeding is on the under side, it is very necessary to get
spray or dust underneath the plants to get effective control.

Control
As the beetle hibernates in waste places near bean fields, these places
should be burned over in the early spring before they come out of
Most of the beetles emerge during April and May.
When a crop of green beans has been harvested, the remainder of

Early maturing varieties should be planted in bean beetle areas ard
planted as early in the spring and as late in the summer as possible.

Spray Schedule

Magnesium ar- When beans | 10 days

2nd appl. 3rd appl. 4th appl.
10 days 10 days
later later :

Use 96 to 100 gals. of spray material per acre per application. Direct
the spray to the under side of the leaves.

Dust Schedule
10 days.

_ Us 15 to 20 Ibs. of dust per acre per application. Direct the dust to

- the under side of the leaves. Apply when there is little or no wind.
While there is practically no danger from poison from treated beans,

it is advisable to rinse them twice in clean water before marketing.
The dust schedule is preferable for GeorgiaM. S. Yeomans, State

The pupa is :

The

the

10 days
later

10 days
later





Farm Help Wanted

Want party to go 50-50 in small
dairy. W. F. Walden, Harlem, Ga.,
Rt. 2. :

Want man with family, fully compe-
tent to take entire charge of farm dur-
ing the absence of owner. Must be fa-
miliar with care of high class poultry,
all general farm operations. Capable



Either wages or fair share of crops
already planted. Must be able to move
a At once. R. J. Holliday, Blythe,

a.

Want 2 or 3 first class dairyimen,
not overseers, but workers. Must do the
work and as much work as anyone
that is employed at dairy; also a sim-
ilar man to work a peach orchard. No
other need apply. L. O. Benton, Mon-
ticello, Ga.

Want man and wife, no children, to
live in farm home and assist with gen-
eral work, stock, etc. Prefer between
40 and 60 yrs. of age. Must be sober,
honest and able to work. Furnish
everything except clothing, with smali
salary. H. V. Franklin, Register, Ga.,

f{vannah. Board and laundry. J. D.



Rt. 1, Box 20.



Want good settled, honest and sober
man to work on truck farm near Sa-

Smith, Savannah, Ga., Rt. A.

Want steady, hard working young
man with small family to work on
farm, growing grain, cattle and hogs.
None but willing workers need apply
House, garden and patches free, $25
mo. straight time; extra hog at killing
time in the fall. I. C. & J. C. Collier,
Barnesville, Ga,

Want 2 capable, industrious, depend-
able farm hands that can build firss
class fences. July 15-July 30. W. H.
Mitchell, Barnesville. Ga.

Want an exp. milker to do milking
and cleaning up. Dairy work. Married
man preferred. A. J. Lee, Macon, Ga..,
Rt. 4, Box 184.

Wanted for 1930, middle aged man
with family to operate 3 horse farm
and milk 8 cows on 50-50 basis. Must
be hustler with exp. Farm in southwest
Ga. 1 mi. from Churchland school.
ee exch. Chase. H. Varner, Sasser,

a.

Want reliable man to look after 10
horse farm, 25 miles east of Atlanta.

6th -1929.

| Ga.

+ Cairo, Ga.; Rt. 3.


































inance self, and prefer on
tractor. See me at once for furthe

Want 18 or 20 yr. oid boy, singl
dairy. work. $15 per mo. board
Mrs. J. J. B
nenter, Macon, Ga., Forsyth R
Crumps Park. : ue
~ Want, honest, strong man 24 yrs,
oider. Must have high school educ
tion and be able to drive and kee
Ford car, for gen. work on farm;
vegetables, or anything that com
hand. $1.00 per day and board

ried. Wages raised if satisfactor;
Regular time. References desired. W.
H. Waddelle; Pearson, Ga...

Want man to bud pecan trees. Wri
price per tree. W. J. Morgan, Stillmo.
Ga., Rt. 3, Box 46. :

Want orphan farm boy (would
sider boy and sister) for help on far
near Atlanta. Give good home
treat as member of family. Mrs
H. Griffin, Marietta, Ga, Rt. 3.

Warit to correspond with compete
man desirous of engaging in hog ar
cattle raising, and farm dairying.
H. Davis, Cuthbert, Ga., Rt. 5. :

Want exp. white man for
farm work from July 6th to Dec
$20 a mo. with board
washing. 32 mi. east of Atlan
Seaboard Ry. C. T. Arnold Gra:

Want to hear from man and
who desire to work on dairy farm.
be good milker. No children.
Hugh A. White, Savannah, Ga. Rt
White Bluff Road. fl? se

Positions Wanted

Exp. dry hand milker, understandin
all dairy work thoroughly, wants jo
near, Savannah, $15.00 a week
house. 20 yrs. old, wife and child,
so want to work a 2 horse farm fc
1930 on shares. Write. M. P. Dixc
Odum, Ga., Care T. L. Fulton.
Want job with good, reliable part
for farm work. Steady employmen
28 yrs. old. Ref. if requested. _Mak
roe: offer. Herman Boatright, Cof:
7a. =
14 yr. exp. pecan budder desire
July and August in nursery or
work. Ref. if desired. Guy For





25 yr. exp. poultryman wants work
on poultry, dairy, or stock farm in
Georgia, between Atlanta, Chattano
or Birmingham. lL. S. Relyea, Clear

-water, Fla., 824 Grand Central.

2 sisters, exp. peach packers de.

positions packing peaches. Clara Co!

lins, Danville, Ga., Rt. 2. RE
Exp. pecan budder wants work for
July and August. Write for prices.
coe L. Powell, Dawson, Ga., Rt. 1, Bo
Elderly man with middle-aged wit
wants work on farm. Both work. Ha

. E. H. Grace, Macon,
143 Charles St. 2
Want position as overseer of plai
tion or dairy where ability and produ
tion are appreciated. Married, sob
and industrious. Not college educatio
but practical experience and som
State College work toward. a deg
Ref. exch. Wm, A. Hodgson, G:
ville, Ga,

Want to learn poultry and dairy bus
iness. Salary no object. R. F. Crum
lar, Ft. Valley, Ga., Box 341. Se

Want place on farm. Begin first
August. Can drive tractor, truck
Herman Bryan, Chester, Ga, Rt

Dairyman, 25 yrs. experience, wan

place in dairy. J. A. Berry, Atlan
Ga., 349 So. Pryor St.
Reliable, capable, white man, m
ried wants place on farm near Atlant:
Prefer poultry or dairy. Can dri
truck, car, etc. Reasonable salar
Write what you can offer. Ref. Will
Chambers, Atlanta, Ga., 265 Capito
Place. . =
Want to take charge of pecan grove
in Georgia. Albany, or near, desired



Free use for bal. 1929 with agreement
for 1930 if satisfactory. Must be able

Exp. with help and stock. Can get r
sults. Salary necessary. A. W. Tru
man, Evergreen, Ga. Es