Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1940 June 1

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ALTON. COGpELL, DIRECTOR. STATE: BUREAU OF MARKET

LR eae
Bo es

SATURDAY, J JUNE 1, 1940,



se "Chairman,

Aeiener Columbus Roberts ae acce; fede
Lilk

ucers Federation to serve as Georgia chair-
athe. nation-wide observance during June a

ation from the National Co-operative

ional Dairy Month. .

presenting producers, distributors and re- |

{ ts to. formulate and carry out the state

. State, county and city officials; the Ag- |
ural Extension Service, commercial and civic
schools and colleges and other groups will be

1 to co-operate. in emphasizing the economical

health-giving value of milk.

This activity deserves the is ad support

person in the state, Commissioner Rob-
Per capita consumption of milk in Geor-

; believed to be far below the average in other |
s of the country. Health specialists say that
en should drink one quart of milk a day and de

rown people at least one pint each.
oc Stars and dairymen are ee

of around. a Sane a day per cow on ae
000 farms in the state. The average milk pro-
ction per cow in Georgia is much lower than

national average, however, much progress is

ng made to improve the quality of milk cows on
farms.. This is indicated by the Govern-
report. which shows that in 1932 Georgia had

000 milk cows valued at $25 a head or a total
59, 0,000, while in 1940, the 394,000 milk cows-

lued' at $35 each or $13,790, 000.
The milk industry is the biggest farm crop
the United States in value it being valued in 1938
t $1,778,000,000; cattle was second, valued at $1,-
,000, 000 and hogs third, their value being a lit-
more than a billion dollars.
The Beary. industry, says Mr. Roberts, is an





Livestock ;

: Ope pr ices quoted by White Brovision: Com- |

any are on strictly corn-fed hogs: Hogs: 180-240
Ibs. $5.50; 150-175, $5.25; 125 pounds down, $4.00
wn; 245-300, $5. 25: 300-350, $5.00; good roughs
350 lbs., $4.50; 130- 145, $4. 50. af
* Good fat well bred steers, $8.00-$8.50; med-
fat, $6.50-$7.50; plain. kinds, $5. 50-$6. 00;
fair native yearlings, $5. .00-$5.50; common, $4. 00- :
$4. ey fat cows, $5. 00-$5. 50; medium, $4. 50-$4. 15;
mon, $4.00-$4. 25; canners, $3. 25- $3.75; good
2avy bulls, $5. 00-$5. 50; medium, Lie 25-$4. 75;
Dp calves, #6. 50-$9. 00. 4 ee





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Pincus. element in ib! nie 5 ageieultural pro--

. gram. It is not encouraged by low consumption. fig-
ures and other factors it faces today, but if we can
increase the consumption of milk by. all groups, it

will be an important contribution to the health of | |
our people and to the progress | of our dairy indus- |
| try. And everybody will benefit. _thereby. - I be-

lieve | National. Dairy aos "will help Pony. this
about.

Georgia edd the South shoul be the oan
- place. to raise cows. and produce milk. We have a
mild climate that affords long-time pastures; we
_have plenty of grasses that grow well here and |
milk produced from grasses, or eas a green
is high. in food value. 5

Then, too, milk has so many uses. . Its pro-
ducts include sweet milk, butter milk, - butter,

cheese and ice cream and a cook puts milk in many .

foods prepared. If every farmer in Georgia pro-
duced as much milk and butter as his family need-
ed, this would bring a big. increase in the. number
of cows on Georgia farms.

A farmer with a number of eye: enriches his.

land more quickly than the one without any cows.
_ Most dairymen have rich land or highly improved

jand that produces. feed and crops much better

than poor Jand.

The farmer who produces - enough milk and
butter, chickens vand eggs and has a Sous ee
well, :



Roberts Nemeda on F arm 2 Group

Commissioner Roberts has been delectods as |

one of the four Commissioners of Agriculture in
he United States to serve with the United States
- Department of Agriculture, in mapping the general
program and co-operative activities between the
state and national departments.
He is the only Commissioner from the South
named on this important committee.
- Commissioner Roberts in accepting the place,
said that inasmuch as the first defense of a nation
is food, that, in his opinion, the committee may be
called upon to assist in. shaping the agricultural

policy of the nation in connection with the pre- 2

paredness program now being put into effect.





Atlanta Spot Cotton

Atlanta spot cotton closed steady, middling
10.56. The average price of middling 15/16 inch -
cotton today at the ten designated southern spot |

markets, was five points lower, at 10.20. Mid-.
dling 7.8 inch average was 10.02 cents per pound. |



By Mrs. Robin. Wood, Divscar! Womens Divi
oe of eas State piece oe are -

will Se awarded the: woman Abrinaiig the la
delegation. This will be giverby the Atlanta Fed~

eration of Womens Clubs and the Atlanta Ch risti

Council will have charge of placing the guests, =

oa Out-of-town delegates will be esiclied
in. the homes of Atlanta women.

Delegates are requested to carry out the eae

idea ees wearing apparel made of cotton. We wan

aes products for the picnic Triday.

meals will be provided free. Free enone
is also being provided in many counties, :

f wish a sell as Taft Hall - be used as a

room tO. these -produgts,

will be. announced in ie next issue ue the Marl

Bulletis.



Tomato . estival June 6 e

There will Be ae tomate. featene held i

Georgia this year on June 6th. One will be hel

at Glennville and one at Pelham. Splendid pro-
grams are planned for each one and_ Pee

_ plans made for the eploweeet of

Bact



| SWEET POTATOES, per 100 lbs. 2.00- 2.





= Prices of F resh ue

LIMA BEANS, bu. hampers Se 75-$2. 25
SNAP BEANS, bu. hampers _.s14.50- 1.75
CABBAGE per CWT. 2s 1.00671 96
GREEN PEAS, Ue ee iy - .90- 1.10
POTATOES, 100-Ib. bags, Red Bliss _ 1.85- 2 00
SQUASH, bu. hampersic a a Sv .659<

TOMATOES, unwrapped, 50-Ib. erates
TURNIP SALAD, Pus ee

2.00-



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Medium:

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Small 2: ees
Heavy Breed ae
Leghor ns

Id Peas, mixed Sos oe
Meld Peas, not mixed.
heved Com = 3 =

r Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.

ats, per bushel 48-50

85
2.00-2.10
1.00-1.25

eet Potatoes, per 100 =
Cabbage, green, per 100 Ibs
abbage Gwvhite, per 100 Ibs
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton___
eanut Hay =. eis

22.00
15.00
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panish Peanuts, No. 1_

Cottonseed, (prime) _____ 32.00

32.00





Cottonseed Meal, 7 per cent





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Cottonseed Meal, 8 per cent.







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"GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN

Sstablished by 3. J. Srown,
March



Commissioner of Agriculture
a 1917

Published Sem- Monthly by

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
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: PLANTS FOR SALE a



"White Cabbage colland (Ga_)
plants. 200. 50c; 500. $1.00;
$1.50 M. prepaid. Also large

ype Dark Cornish eggs from

ize str. bloodtested, $1.00. 15.

ud. Wiil exc. Cc. a). Sikes.

iecaick.

Red skin P. R $125 M: Bus,
y King sweet. pepper. $1.19
* Marglobe and New Stone
~~ ise M, Mors. Minnie
Graham.

: e extra fine are

i
Bune: plants, $1.00 M. iu.
Jive. Woodland. : '

New Stone. and Gr.
re tomato, 95e M:P. R.. $1.00
All del. in Ga. S. Cc. Rowe,
zgerald.
ink and yellow skin P.

. Gov. insp... $1.25 M.
M. O. Or Cashier s cheek.
j FE. Thornton, Seneven, Rt. 1.
Re nF, B.. Gov. _mpsp..
. $1.25 M. del. Full count,
. Pearee, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Toe. insp. PR. plants, $1.20!

600, 65c. E. B. Kesler, Bax-!-
Ri. 4. e

| 800.
y| Rt.

express. Good strong plants. W.!
quinn, Baxley. Rt, 4.
bbage ents, $1.00 M: to-

$1.50 Collard. $2. 90
S Mrs. : ee Williams,
ainesville, Rt. .

and Early esa po-

for
A,

Exc.

RB:
plants. $1.50 5

thing can use. Me
an, Alma. 407 12th St.

y amount cabbage, tomate:

en: collard plants now ready,
Ii lead yvar., prompt shipment. |

1 count. moss packed. 300,

Oc: Toe MM. Ps P2265 M. FOR,
\. Williams, Gainesville.
red skin P. R.
1 M; 2 M.
2 . Good count,
S aand prompt shipment.
Smcss shtsey, Surrency, Rt. 2
Marglobe. New Stone and Gr.
altimore t to plants, 50c
Mrs. Mary E. Tomberlin,| *

a potato plants, Soe:
treated, $1.25: M. del. in
Sat. guar. Good, strong.
plants, well rooted. H.C. Rowe,
Ocilla. Rt. 1.
Purple. skin P, R., $1.25 M del.
rglobe, New Stone. Gr. Bal-
timore tomato plants, 50c del.
Moss packed R. Tomber-
n, Surrency. Rt: 2
eres in Marglobe and June
tomato plants, 90c M. del.
lso half acr a in Bell pepper
nts, $1.00 del. C. D. Deal.

Baxley, Rt.1.

3 solid aeres in Marglobe. and
Gr. Baltimore tomato plants
mow ready. 90c M. del. A. D.
Buchens, Baxley. Rt, 1. 2

Pepper plants, Calif. Wonder. M.

weet and Hot. moss packed,
for 10c; 20c C. Add postage,
sie Martin, Gainesville. Rt.

ert. popular leaf Triumph
atoes, $1.25 M; Ruby King
d Calif. Wonder penne. 90c
Esg-plants, $1.25 M; Mar-
be tomato, 65c M. Arthur
en _ Graham.
Re $1.50 M. del. Good,
plants guar. J M. Sims.-

- jasp. pure Red Skin, P.
RB, plants, $1.25 M. Moss packed.
Gaff, Fitzgerald, RES:

= Moss ay
1 ma Baxley.
P. R., $1.50 M; sweet
$1. 25 M; Louisiana
ms, $1. 50 M, FOB. W.G. Bul-
Be Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 128.
. R. potato, Gov.
a, $1.96. del. -

O.

Balti-

R.

insp.,
ee ty

Sens onuetnt an ieeeret

PLANT S FOR SALE ~

P.R. potato, Gov. insp. treat-
ed, 50c M; Marglobe and Stene
tomato, 35c M. EOP. Leroy
Lightsey. avon

Marglobe somal,
collard, ea. 75c M;

Bris stalk.

oo
P. R., potato,

Dix, Baxley.

Leav. var. collard, Cae
cabbage plants, now ready, 50c.
300: 90c M. del; 75c M. Exp.
collect. Mrs. Leathora -will-
jams. Gainesville, Bi. 2.

Red skin P. R.. $1.25 M. Guar.
count. D. . Nail. Pine Grove.

Goy. ep P. R. plants. 500.
80c: $1.50 M. Del. Calvin Gar-
| rett, Gaines -ville. Rul, Be

P. R., plenty of them. ready,
red and pink skin. Mail pre-
paid, $1.20 M: Express not pre-:
paid. $1.00 M. Exc, some for
field peas . M . Crow. Gaines-
walle, Ri 1.7

The right size Red River and
Scarlet oe fomate
25e .C- 50c, postpaid. J. W.
Toole. chee Rt 2: :
Hot L pepper plants. 25 C; 50c
D. Wilson, Palmetto,

New Stone and Merdiobe to-

| mato, zt a oe $1.25

in o less shipped.
Ovie Crow, Gainesviile.

Gr.

Marsiobe, New Stone,

yeerore tomato, 75 M. Gov.

insp. $1.50 M. 5 M. lots,
$1.35 i aren del. Prompt =
aoa Melyin Deal, Baxley, |

Gov. i and irestod P.
now eae $1.10 M. Del. Good.
plants, full eount, arin ship-
ment, Exc. 1500 for 1 bu. any
ood Hay Peas. Up to 4 bu. W.:
._ Murray, Odum. Rt. 2, Box

Marglobe, Piha: Ballti-
more; Rutgers tomate, Calif.
Wonder. World Beater sweet
and Hot pepper, Black Beauty | -
jand Fla. High Bush egg-plant, |

. Chanclor. Pitts,

Gov. insp. imp. P. R.,
| M. del. Prompt shipment.
Williamson, Bristol, Rt. 1.

Gov. insp
$1.50 M. FOB: also mellow, |
fine smoking tobacco, 8 Ibs.
$1.00 FOB. W. M. Herrington,
Baxley, Rt. 3.

Cabbage, collard. tomato]
plants now ready, 300, 40c; 75
M. mailed; 65c M. Exp. col.
ba unior Parrish, Dahlonega, Rt.

29

Red and pink skin P. R.,
$1.40 M. Boones, $1.85 M. del.
Prompt Se Winifred Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch.

Leav. var. cabbage, tomato,
eollard plants, 400, 45e; 75e M;
5 M. $3.00 collect, Pp, Ry Goy.
insp., $1.75 Boones, $1.80

del. Lee ceo Gainesville,
Ree on Box 143. -

Gov. insp. P.-R.,, 500, 80c;
$1.50 M; Wakefield, Dutch cab-
page, Stone and Baltimofe to-
mato, 500, 70c; $1.25 M. Del.
Laura Mae. Garrett. Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7.

P R., $1.60 M;. lead. var..
cabbage, tomato, collard, 300,
35c; 75e M. All mailed, Azzie
Lee Crow,

Genuine
45e VM: 5 M: up, 40c M. or 65e
M. del. All moss packed. R. E.
Tomberlin, Surrency.

Marglobe tomato. tbe Mi:
sweet pepper, $1.00 M: P. R.
$1.50 M also flue cured to-
bacco, 10 Ibs. $1.00. All del. Ike
'Fomberlin, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp, P. R., $1.15 M. del.
Now ready. Will exch, As BE
10 uinn, Jr.. Odum, Rt. 2, Box

Marglobe tomato, |

red or
; New



Box 50.

| -ealf. $40.00. Both fresh in at;
| my barn. Mrs.

| ones. Rome. Rt. >

J. D. Richards, Pave.

+more, 50c lb; FOB; old fash-

| $1.00 M. Exp. Collect. Jas T.!

Abs.

*) Banana muskmelon.,
*; teacupful; tender Red V: alen-
tine beans. 20c teacun: cunning

nee. Rosie

4 quent lots and postage: 50 Ibs. by
4 $3.50; 100 Tos

7. .
158, : ee

all, 500, 75e; $1.25 M. prepaid

PLAN TS FOR SALE



Gov. imsp "pink skin P. R..
tied with a aw tape, $1.25 M.
del; Marglebe tomato, moss
packed. 60c M. Del. Now ready..
W. R. Lightsey, Screven.

Manglobe. New Stone, Gr.
Baltimore tomato, 50c, 590: 75c
M: Goy. insp. P R.. $1.50 M.
All del. Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Opal L. Deal, Baxter, Ri. 4,



SEED FOR SALE



Calif. noviitinlyine beer seed,

old theifer (same breed). ist
Sallie Floyd, '
Rockmart, Rt. 2.

5M. Ibs. Perkins long green
okra. 10c Ib: 100 bu. brown
sugar crowder. peas, $3.00 bu;
200 bu. D&:PL. 11-A cotton seed,
Ist yr... 90c bu. W.-M. Clem-

Recleaned chufas, $3.00 bu.

Re. 2.
Genuine imp. Cuban Queen

melon. 75c Ib; 50 tb. lots or

joned late runner Clay peas,
$2.00 bu. FOB. W. O. Birdsong.

Gordon.

Dill seed. 10c pt. del. Geo.
W. Jackson, Fayetteville, Rt.
Snake cucumber (grows 3

ft.). 50 seed, 10c; vine

(grows on garden wire), 50 seed =:

i9c: 3 lbs. bush garden beans,
20c Mb. or Exc. for 6 lbs. pe-
cans. -L, J. Vollrath, Decatur,
Rt. 2

ree seed, necleaned, excel.
Dicketon. Dupont.

6-wks. Crowder peas. extra

productive (plant mp to July] 9.

15th), 10c Ib. Add pestage.:
Mrs. C. R. Smith. Buford, Rt. 1.
The Blue Ridge Mtn. climb-
ing tomato (plant in June for,
Fall crop). grow 25 ft long. 325,
to single vine. 200 seed.
25e del. anywhere, with full in-
structions. Will C. Smith, Rey.
Stone Mtn. watermelon and)
en.

squash, 15c gg oa

dian peach, Lei d_ post

Brown Top millet; 10 th. in

; S690. Re-
nee and on. it
Co. J. E. a Athens.

Ky
W. R. Stephens. jelaceee

Butter-pea, yard long Deans,
aches on vine, wonder.
utter fruit, 20 pkt. 25e and 3

Boring HLS. Oakley,



red skin P. BR.)

er.

| 50e

/10 bu, lets, $2.00 bu.

Gainesville, Rt. 2,

id.| Clays, $1.50, 2-%



BEANS AND PEAS
FOR SALE _

rie nt aa sound Clays, $1.50
B. Money order with or-
Cc. C. Nelson, Devereux.
eg
$1.45;

per bu: 100 bu mixed,

50 bu. Brabhams, $1.75;

Clays, $1. 50; Java and New

Eras, ea. oft 75. (Grown on my

place). G G. Lewis, Waynes-
boro, P. O. ae 86.

Texas Crowders, extra heavy

bearer (mice for eating green),

gt, Mrs. Pearl Aderhold,'
Pallulah Falls.

_ 1 or 200 bu nhocly eleaned,
bright peas, gathered without
rain on them. M. E. Lassiter,
Waynesboro. |

100 bu. Brabhams, $2.10 bu

FOB. i
S. May, Sanders
40 bu. hay peas, $1. 50 bu. J.
E. Floyd, Cochran, Rt. 2.

Lady finger peas, 90 per cent
germination, 10c i. m 5 fb.
lots; 7%4c tb. in bu. lets. No or-
ders less than 5 Ibs. No stamps
nor chocks Add pestage.: Mrs.
Pauline Evans, Acworth, Rt. 2.

100 bu. Clays, $1.65 bu. FOB.
J. Matt Hayes, Thomson. |

14 bu. Brabhams, $2.50 bu:
11 by. Javas, 9 bu, Brown peas,
$2.00 bu. Neb Grovenstein. Ol-
iver, Rt. 1,

Recleaned Hayseed Soybeans,
$2.50; Cert. Bunch Velvetis
$2.00; running Velvets, $1. 37
% bu. Send remittance. D. Cc.
Strother, Grower, Ft. Valley.

. 50 bu, New Eras, stighitly
mines. $2.00 bu. Pretiepure. -
. Ellis, Howard.

25 bu. New Eras aand 50 bu.

125 bu.

10c start. Add 3c postage; 1 good Add postage. Mrs.

Holstein and Jersey crossed.
| yr. old cow, $60.00; barn: sie

tert Hill. Danville.

_| prices on larger ots.
| Brown,

.| $2.50 doz. also few day old
hen hatched baby turkeys, 50c

| White Guinea eggs! 75c, 38. P.
| P, Money. order only. Mrs. Al-

for 30: Speckled guinea,

postpaid.



bu, bags. Joe

. eare indus City

BEANS AND PEAS FOR
SALE



50 bu. No. 1 Brabs. $1.75 ibu::
20 bu. Clays, rust-preef, $1/50
bu. In new 2% bu. bags. FOB.
Cc. D. Checley. Mitchell.

Streaked Half Runners. 20c
cup postpaid. No stamps 2939
crop. Mrs. Bessie Chatham.
Adairswille. Rt. 2.

25 Ibu. Brab. peas.
Mixed. $1.75 bu. FOB.
M. IL. Moore. Richland.

All col. mixed beans. hall.
runnets, 20c eunful: 2 for 'B5c.
Henry. M.
Jones. Lila. Rt. 1.

Good. tender brown er
Walf Runners. 15c_ cup. 2. for!

Saturday, J une



$2.00 Le

Farmers Golder

Be not deceived

not mocked; for wh:
aman soweth, t
also reap.

For he that sowe
flesh, shall of fhe -
eorruption; ibut the
eth in the spirit, shall
ij spirit reap life eve
1 Galatians :7-8.





CORN | AND SEED



50 bu. condi orn
$1.00 bu. at my farm
Owen. Barnesville,



o5e Add postage. Exe. 2 cups.
for 4 white feed sacks. free of |
i holes. 190 Ib. can. Ea. nav post |
ase. TL. R. Ashworth. Logan-
ville. Box 4. &

About 50 bu. good Clays,
bit. FOB. Money Order. A.
Ritts. Devereux.

St
MM.

Sugar Crowders. free of wee-|-

vils. in hull or hulled as want-|

Led: want pea hulls. 7. MH. Cald-}.

well. Atlanta. Rt 4. Box. 985"
(Cee cade Road).

60 bu. Clays. aa and,
bright. $1.75 bu. FOR. R. Lb.
Portex Drv Branch.

900 bu. Brabs. $1.90: 300 bi.
mixed: $1.65: 30 bu. Irons. : 90,
per cent pure. $1. 15 bu. All. 10;
bu. lots 5c bu. FOB. Rob-

12 bu. Red Rippers. $2.00 bu:
at barn. No checks. C. E. Hood.
Cleveland. mL 4

(95 bu. field peas,
| A. Studdard. Grovetown, care
Mamilten Farm.

Brown suger crowders. $3. 00)
\ bu. at my place. 3 mi. So. Se-
ville. Robert I. Jones. Pitts. ie

Silver Hell erowders. Tb.
in 10 lb. lots.
money order. Ww. 7T Wr ight. El-
Iiiay.

29 bu. shelled gis h Velvet.
dei pons $1.60 bu. W. F > Andrews,
| Roberta. -

80 bu. giewh white
$1.50 bu. c
reux.

Speckled Crowders. 10c Ib. in|
10 lb. lots er more: Cream |

Crowders, same price. Write oy

Clays, |

Ball Ground. Rt. 1.

Brown e peas. ag Ib. or
$975 bu wR eee
Greensbore.

EGGS oe SALE



| ges per ioe: Chukar aS
| ridge, $3.50; Pheasants, Ring-]

1 neck, $2.50; Goldens, $3.50; Am-.
| herst,
; (very small) bantam, $3.50. C.

$4. 20: Black Crested,

. Gaines, Buford.

Bronze turkey eggs, Ellis ana
Calif. str. May and June del.

ea. about June 1ith. Money or-|
der. Mrs. Bessie L.: Parker, Aus-
tell, Rt. 2.

M. B. turkey eggs throueh
June, $15.00 C; $2.00 doz. Post-

- | paid. Mrs. L, D. Scoggins, New-].
man, Rt. 1,

_ Dark Cornish, $1.00 per 16;

fred Gibbs, Rochelle, Rt. 1.
Dark Cornish, 85, 15; " -
c,

16; $1. 50 for 50. Miss Cora B.|

Patterson, Ty Ty, Rt. 3, Box

74,

Giant Black Minorca eggs, for)

hatching, until July ist: L. B:j:

Millians, Newnan.

Pure M. B. turkey eggs. $1 AB
doz. postpaid. Mrs, Pearl Mil-
ford, Ball Ground.

AAA grade B. R. eggs, 75Sc,
18; $2. 50 C. Del. by insured
parcel post. Cases to be return-
ed. Mrs, M B. Scroggs, Alto.

Eggs from prize winning stock
{ of Golden and Silver Seabright
bantams, $2.50 doz. Miss Carl-
<= Kemp, Marietta, 322 Maple
ve.

Sheppard AAA grade An-
econa, 75c, 17; White Pekin.
duck eggs, 75 doz. postage
paid, Mrs. L. D. Elliott, Lavon-
ia.

M. B. turkey eggs, $1.50: doz.
Mrs, L. W. Seago.
Pinehurst,

Black Australorp AAA eggs,
$1.25 for 15, postpaid. Crates
ae Grady McCurley, Aeworth, |

a eggs, through June
0th, $1.50 doz. del Mrs. Glenn
Gammage, Lawrenceville, Rt.

White foe guinea eggs,
40c doz. 2 doz. 75ce. Add post-
age to all. Mrs. Elbert Overton,
Bowdon, Rt. 3.

_Red. Leghorn eggs, 5c for! $1

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. Courson, ee :

Yellow pop corn,
bree te Mrs. eyne
ae :

5 Ibs dried apple
postpaid in Ga. Mrs
oo ES
~ 2 Tbs. nice, fresh
ter (Cow T.
Ib brick molds. no co
del. ea. week: 1 la
turkey tom, raised _
Wit. 25 Tbs. $4.00. M
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1 $18.00 ton, FOB. 1

Reynolds.



|HONEY BEES A

No. 5 Gallivenry
pails, Chunk or Rat,
per 10 Ib. pail; $600 +
Add shipping ches.

A Odum. -

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a gece Nahunia,

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ity, prompt shipment

j Thomas, Odum.

Nice, clean, bright 1
ey, strained and in
Tb. FOB. Cash with
postage. No chks. =
nett, Screven, Rt. 2, B

Nice, thin. Sone Bee

ation, 50c Ib. plus post

| Middleton, Buford, RB:

15-20 stands Bees,
$2.00. W."L. May. As
New Tupelo ho
$1.50; 5 Ib. pail. 756 B.

eee Savannah, 1

\, $3.50 frt prepai
$1.50 for 10 Ib pail
and insured. 5 ?

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Real fancy new. a
or ext. in 5 tb. pails,
$3.10; es. ef 12, $6.
jar on request. Prompt
guar. J. T. Mullis, A

New crop pure Ext.

Tb. $1.10, postpaid; 5
crated, FOB, $4.50. Sev.
bbls. 72 gal. 4). Se
der received. John. J
mey, Jesup, P. O, Box
New crop med. br
amber color honey, 1
buckets, del. for
strained or chunk, 7!
del. by express, for |
Edenfield, Stillmor

POTATOES FOR





Te truckers, 2% ac
good Bliss Triumph
tatoes, ready by Ju
10th. Make heut offer,
na Cribb, Nicholls,



TOBACCO FOR s



Nice, flue eured
chewing or smoking,

| $1.00 postpaid m rd

James Branch, Bax
Good, Ga. raised t
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15 del. H. K. Ward, Savannah,
Gardens.