Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1941 May 21

DEPARTMENT
TOM LINDER




AGRICULTURE
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The new State Farmers Market has been open five days.
uring those five days the business done on this market amount-
to more than $209,000.
This is a considerable increase over the amount of business
done in a like period on the old market.
The markets at Macon, Sylvester, Pelham, Thomasville and
Valdosta are doing exceptionally well.









speed within a few days.

Reports from the markets in southwest Georgia show that
snap beans, squash, Irish potatoes and cabbage are being sold as
ast as they are ready for market.

We are making a special effort right now to move a very
rge crop of onions. Georgia has produced some of the finest
onions this year that I have ever seen, both white and yellow.

- The markets at Thomasville and Valdosta, being older and
better established, have led the field so far. It has been nothing
usual for each of these markets to sell around $3,000 per day.
It should be borne in mind that a very large.proportion of





pass: through the markets.
The market managers send truckers to the fields through-

d the loads paid for. Then these trucks move directly either to
e Atlanta market or to the northern and eastern markets.
I have purchased grading belts for the markets at Thomas-

Lle, Valdosta and Glennville to try out this season. If these belts
prove satisfactory I will purchase grading belts for all of the
arkets another season.
- As soon as we can develop a sufficient volume of graded
d packed vegetables I expect to put the Department of Agri-
Iture labels on each pack and begin building along the line
hat California has already done.
_ There is no reason why we cannot make Georgia products
as famous on the northern and eastern markets as California
oducts have been made.

Everyone coming on the new market in Atlanta speaks with

















Livestock Sales and Georgia Auction Markets
Reports received at this office show following average prices paid
for No. 1 hogs at the Live Stock Auction Markets named:
May 8Americus g <= $ 8.25 per cwr
May. 8Bainbridge 8.20
May 9Metter 8205 as
Wry ee ViaCOn = 8:50-8.85 7.5
Wily. 132SGpeLiOn 2 ee ee 840 2
TOP FED CATTLE
May 8Americus _.... Sass Se 610 9 DOL os
May S--Bainbridge 2 2S 140
| May 9Metter 9.00- 9.50 *
i oe Pe Macons* 3 9.75-10.75 =
| May 13Soperton -.. Feet tee Ros G52 2







~The markets at Glennville and Claxton will be operating at.

e commodities sold by these interior markets does not actually

out the adjacent territory. The trucks are loaded on the farms







TOM LINDER WILL SpEAK a
ON A NATIONAL COTTON WEEK PROGRAM .

: FROM STATION WATL ee
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MAY 21, AROUND TEN O CLOCK






features which it contains. Everyone, including myself, has been

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amazement of its size, its convenience, ad the many moder

surprised at the tremendous volume of business developed from
the very beginning.

This system of State Farmers Markets will solve the mar
keting problems of the farmers of Georgia.

It must be carried forward and wehied) =. This will take
time and money. 4

_All those who are really interested in helene sell the Savas
ers produce should get behind the Department of Agriculture in
developing this system of markets. It is impossible for a local
group of farmers in any county to do a great deal to help them-
selves. The machinery of a great marketing system must be
their disposal.

We have this system. It only needs developing and per-
fecting.

If all agencies of the State and Federal Government whe
are interested in helping the farmer to profitably market his pr
duce will put their shoulders to the wheel and help Uy we |
make this system work much more effectively. :

The great advantage of this State poten system is
obvious.

This State marketing system is independent of any Fed. e
eral control. This State marketing system can give every prefer-

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FRESH FRUITS. AND ee :

Prices prevailing at following State Farmers Markets:



May 16, 1941 ATLANTA
Beans, per Bu. Hprs. _$h 0-115. 2
Beets, per doz. bunches _.._-_... 60

















Omons Gory); Yellow, 50:1bsdcks = ee 2.00-2.25
Onions (Dry), Whites, 50 lb. sacks 2.25-2.50
Peas (Garden), per Bu. Hprs. . : 1.00-1.25
Plants (tomato) per thousand __ 75
Plants potato) per thousand .80-1.00
Potatoes (Irish); per 100 lbs: =... -75-1.00
Radishes, per Doz. bunches .25- .40
Spinach, per Bu. Baskets ___. .60- .90





Squash; per Bu. Hprs. | 1.25-1.75





Strawberries, per 24 Qt. Crate ___ 1.25-2.00
Turnips, per doz. bunches ___. 35- 50
Turnip Salad, per Bu. Hprs. _ OS













































































Prevailing Wholesale Prices (FOB Points Mentioned) - May 16, 1941. Always Subject to Variation. 7
ATLANTA VALDOSTA SAVANNAH SE Tee
eee Cree Don 8 ee ee 23-24 23 23-24 INDEX i
Eggs, Medium, Doz. 19-22 20 20222 :
Eggs, Small, Doz. _..2 eles 17 17-18 Second Hand Machinery for Sale __._ 2 oe
Hens, Col. 4%.lbs. up ___.__ 16-18 15 18-20 Setond Hind Mo clinery Wasted 2 8! t
Hens; Beshorn, Lb. Be sce ee 14-16 12 15-16 eae
_ Hens, Leg one - Plants: for: Sale 25 aes a ee? pee
Roosters, Lb, 10 T 10 ; GOR c
eee +. 12-15 _ 15-16 Seed for Sale 2 ee ee
BMCIeRS aspen ee 18 20 20-22 Corn and Seed Corn for Sale Soe 2
a Bib. oe 4 10 ms Beans and Peas for Sale... 8 io
Geese, Lb. - a : o : ey
Be Se ee eae 15-17 es ge ~ Sate a 8
Capons, Lb. _- 24-26 Tamnand Hay 108 Se 3
Country Butter, best table. The 25 25 oe _ pai and Bee Supplies a
Field Peas, mixed, Bus = _ 235 or Sale se Sis
Field Peas, not mixed, Bu. ee Pe Sp Hogs for Sale 2 oS ee en
Ear Corn (80 lbs. to bu.), Bu. - 5 ttle f :
Shelled Corn, 78-80 10 80 sc a oe as HEEL eee 2 :
ee gy = 46 oes 55 orses an ules for Sale: <0 3-4
pWheat, Bu, 1.02 _ 1.10 Sheep and Goats for Sale _....-__._ 4
Sweet Potatoes, No, 2s - 2.25- 2.50 _ Sheep and Goats Wanted... s4
Cabbage, Green, per 100 Lbs. = 75- 1.00 1.06 1.45 Baby Chicks Wanted = og
Cabbage, White, per 100 Lbs. at eae 1.00 _ Miscellaneous for Sui
Peavine Hay, No. 1, Ton _. 14.00-15.00 15.00 18.00 eous f0r Sake ____.___-__- ase ae
Peanut Hay. No. 1, Ton 10.00-12.00 10.00 _ Livestock Wanted ____ ee 4
Spanish Peanuts, No. 1, Ton 75.00-76.00 _- _ Poultry for Sales ee |
Sotonseed=Chrime). POR <2 ee Sa Poultry Wanted <= gg
C. S. Meal, 8h, MOBgA tlanta, 0 Ons ee 29.00 Hees fr Sale
C. S> Meal, 7%. FOB: Atlanta. Ton 7.00 29 00.22 Sb Se = 9000 a a re er a a ns oe
Becuut Meai:45% : :



MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS































- Notices of farm produce and appurtenances admissable under
postage regulations inserted one time on each request and re-
_ peated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice.



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Bulletin. :



Published Weekly at
114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
By Department of Agriculture

Tom Linder, Commissioner
Executive Office, State Capitol,

Atlanta, Ga.



Publication Office

114-122 Pace St., Covington, Ga.
Editorial and Executive Offices

State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.



Notify on FORM 3578Bureau of

Market, 222 State Capitol,
Atlanta, Ga. :



TOM LINDER



Entered as second class matter
August 1, 1937, at the Post Office
at Covington,
of June 6,
mailing at special rate of postage
provided for in Section 1103, Act
of October 8, 1917.

Georgia under Act
1900. Accepted for














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trying to do.

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ence and advantage to the Georgia growers.

-' Lhope that each Georgia citizen who possibly can
will visit the New State Farmers Market in Atlanta at
the first opportunity and get an idea of what we are

I have not yet seen one person who visited this
w market that was not amazed.
_._Every person that has visited it has said that they
had no idea what it was like until they had seen it.

TOM LINDER,

Cemmissioner of Agriculture.





















































_ SECOND HAND
AACHINERY FOR SALE



1. set of Tobacco Flues.
eap for cash, second hand.
scar Tippens, Baxley. Rt. 2.
Case Thresher, on rubber.
th windstacker and _ self-
reigher, also 1 John Deere
jinder, 10 ft. with power
keoff, J. B, Spears, Mans-
field. :
- Some cotton gin equipment,
consisting of 2 40 h. p. West-
whouse electric motors and
lee. starter, etc. Norris New-
ard. Dunwoody. :
20x30 Case Threshing ma-
thine, John Deere. mower; for
_ R. E. Mitchell, Zebulon.
8 ft. John Deere power

a 200.00. B. Ff: Harris,
Griffin, P. O. Box 364.
Fordson tractor pulley, good
as new, guar, for sale. E. W.
ee, Statham.

[cCormick Deering mowing
vachine, No. 6, in_ perfect
and., with 2 extra nearly new
ades, $40.00 at farm. L. P.
ingleton, Ft. Valley, Rt. 3.

chine, fine cond., Stacker.
good. new belts; ready to run;
a real Thresher. R. D. Tatum.
Palmetto.

SECOND-HAND





ant buy old boiler of any
id. for farm use. W. J. Burn-
tt, Thomasville.
garden. tractor
th implements, in good cond.
3 Pritchett, Grittin, Bie. B.
ant buy Base and magneto
r old model Fordson tractor,
fust be perfect cond., W. H.
Barham, McDonough. Rt. 1.
Want buy 1 h. mower, 1 hay
ess, 1 cradle. W. B. Matthews,
Jecatur. 186 Avery St. De 1750.
Want good size 3 Roller Cane

L. Rustin. Mauk.

Want small cotton duster,
d or mule power, in good

nd., cheap. Douglas Freeman.

Americus. Rt. A.

Want good 1 horse wagon. O.

Thomas. Wray. |

Want hay bailer, good operat-

ng cond., cheap for cash. Ham-

Hon Hill, Newnan.

ant a cylinder hlead for



erioo =. Boy tractor. C. TP
en, Suwanee. Rt. 1.
ant 2 or 4 Row Cotton

uster machine, attachable to
armal tractor. H. F. W. Cor-
Jl, Iron. City.
Want 1 used Hay Baler.
best cash price and cond..
first letter. W. D. Waldron;
aycross. 911 Lee Ave.

-off Binder in extra good}

A Case 18-36 Threshing ma- |

nill. good cond., cheap for cash. |



SECOND-HAND
MACHINERY WANTED



Want 2 h. mower, in good
running cond. R. E. Cross, Col-

quitt.

Want pr. electric clipper for
shearing sheep. in good cond.,
and right price for cash. W..C.
England. Rome.

Want 4 = disc tractor plow
with lever trip. G. C. Adams,
Social Circle.

Want 80-100 h. p. boiler for
use on farm. H. H. Richardson,
Douglasville.

Want 1 Culti-packer, in good
cond. State price, ete. F. F.
Glass McDonough.

Will trade boiler and engine
for farm tractor. Write. L. R.
Kisselburg, Culberson, N. C. Rt.
2. (Resident of Ga.) .

Want a 2 h. walking culti-
vator, good cond., at reasonable
price for cash. Dock Watkins,
Tennille. Rica.

Want =e power Cane Mill.
Pay cash for a good one. M. S.
Gibson, Franklin,

i Trade Case 22x36 Thresh-
ing machine. good cond., for 20-
30 Farmall tractor in fair cond.,
also trade at barn, good 2 h.
wagon with hay rack for good
1 h. wagon. James A. Bartch,
Augusta, Rt. 2. Phone 3-3466.

Want Hay Baler. Must .be!
good cond., and bargain. W.
S. ONeal,. Douglasville.

Want 1 horse mowing ma-
chine, good cond.. Pay cash or
trade hogs or triple A White
Leghorn hens. A. P. Brown,
Ben Hill.

Want trade large Hammer
Mill for Corn sheller. Will ac-
cept or give difference, accord-
ing to cond., of sheller, E. S.
Scott, Claxton. P. O. Box 192.

Pay = Baas light 1 horse
wagon for arm use. Jack
Webb, Norcross. ee

Want mower and Rake, also
Dise harrow, prefer one with
wheels and not tongue. Also
want 1_h. wagon. Must be in
good cond. Pay cash or trade
mules or cows and equal-
ize difference: ~ J.-H, Gald-
well, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 235
(Cascade Road). ;

Want complete description of
make, size, cond., and price of
Corn Harvester and Ensilage
cutter. G. F. Wiley, Rome,
Box 213;



PLANTS FOR SALE



100 horse radish plants, $1.00
or 15 doz: Garlic, 15 doz
Add postage. Mrs, I. A. Wood-
ring, Alto, {

PLANTS FOR SALE

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MARKET BULLETIN

PLANTS FOR SALE




Wednesday, May 21

PLANTS FOR SALI 4



Kudzu plants, semesan
treated, 100, $1.00. Red gold
and Jewell strawberry plants.
300 $1.00 P. P. J. W. Toole.
Macon, R. 33. Burton Ave.

Gov Insp. and treated red
skin P. R. potato plants, now
ready. $1.00 M, not prepaid.
M. A. Dixon, Blackshear, R. 1.
Box 80.

Marglobe tomato plants, 70c
M.;: Calif Wonder pepper
plants, $1.15 M. Moss packed.
Prompt shipment. C. B. Cole-
man, Jr., Graham.

Cert. P. R. and Early Tri-
umph pctato. plants, good count
and qualtiy guar. Millions
ready. 75c M., 5 M. lots, $3.00.
H. L. Williams, Alma.

Purple and pink. skin P. R.
and Earlv Triumph potato
plants, $1.50 M. FOB. $2.00 M
postpaid parcel post. Cash with
order or exc. some. B. B. Med-
ders, Alma, Rt. 4.

State insp. and treated Imp.
PR, potato plants, $1.25 M.
Be David Mann, Surrency,

@ 2.

Gov. insp. P. R. potate plants
now ready, $1.00 M., 5 M. and
up 80c M. Full count. cash
with order. B. D. Brannen,
Bristol, Re I: :

Pure red and yellow skin P.
R. potato plants, $1.25 M. FOB.
Also Marglobe, $1.00 M. FOB.

|A. F. Maddox. Fitzgerald. R. 2.

Pure red and yellow plants,
$1.25 M. not prepaid. Also
Marglobe tomato plants, $1.00
M, not prepaid. B. A. Mad-
dox. Fitzgerald, Rt. 2. NS

Ruby King and Calif Won-
der sweet pepper plants. $1.00
M.: Marglobe. Matchless, Red
Rock, New Stone, Gr. Balt. to-
mato plants, 85c M. Mossed.
Alton Pittman, Baxley, R. 1.

P. R. potato plants. Gov.
insp. Now ready. $1.25 M., in
lots of 5 M. or more $1.00 M.
No C:O\D~ orders ace: : A.
Hammond, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

Red skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.00 M.: Tomato plants, oe

M. Prompt shipment. H.
Shadron, Baxley.
Tomato plants: Matchless,

Red Rock, Gr. Balt., Marglobe
and New. Stone. Full count
and moss packed, 85c M.;
Ruby King and Calif, Wonder
pepper plants, $1.00 M. Moss
packed. Ottis Pittman, R. 1.
Baxley.

Gov. Insp. P. R._ potato
plants, $1.25 M. del. Send M.
O: or Cashier: chk. Bo fF,
Thornton. Screven, R. 1.

Red skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.00 M. del.; Marglobe toma-
to plants, 60c M. del. Moss
packed, prompt shipment.
Dood Holland, Surrency.

Imp. red and purple skin P.
R. potato plants from treated
seed, $1.00 M.; 5 M. up, 90c M.
Prompt shipment. Good plants
tied with tape, 105 to bundle,
W. S. Anderson, Alma, R. 4.

Red and yellow skin P. R.
potato plants, Gov. inso. from
vine grown potatoes. $1.15 M.
parcel post, or $1.00 M. exp.
col. No chks. Frank Merritt,
Screven. R. 1. Box 193.

Cert. red and pink skin P.
R. potato plants, $1.40 Model;
5 M. lots $1.20 M. FOB. Win-
freq Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Reel:

Red skin P. R. plants, $1.25
M.; Cert. tomato plants, 80c
M.; Eggplants. $1.00 M. All
del J. BE. Gaiiis;s RK. 4, Box
191, Baxley.

Goy. insp. P. _R. potato
plants, $1.00 M. del. in Ga.
Ww. A. Pearce, Baxley, R: 4.

Gov. Insp. red skin P.:cR.

potato plants, treated, B15
M. del. to 3rd zone. . Strong
plants, and good count. Jno.

W. Smith, Graham, R. 1.

Pure red skin P. R. potato
plants. Gov. Insp. and moss
packed. $1.00 M. Leon Gaff,
Fitzgerald. R. 3. kee

New spring Chas. W. cabbage
plants, $1.00 M.; P. R. potato
plants. $1.50 M. All del. Js
M. Sims, Mystic.

Cert. P. R. potato plants.
count and quality guar. $1.00
M.. lots 5 M. $4.00; Early
Triumphs, $1.10 M. BAB:
Williams, Alma.

to plants, Insp. and Cert.-$1.45
M. mailed: $1.20 M. at bed or
exp. col, Will exc. for field
peas, 1 M plants 1 bu. peas.
John C, Crow, Gainesville, R.
1

Gov. Anse: P2 R.. red and
pink skin potato plants, 90c M.;
5 M. $3.75 del.; Old Fashioned
Boons. $2.00 M.; P. R. at bed
cheaper: Also cabbage, tomato
and collard plants, 85c M. del.
Lee Crow, Gainesville, R. 2.

Gov. Insp. P. R. and Boone
potato plants, $1.75 MM. del.
Mr Gece. L. Duran, Gaines-





ville, R. 2.

P. R. and Nancy Hall pota- |



Imp. P. R.. potato plants.
Gov. Insp.-and treated $1.00
M. del. Now ready. All or-
ders filled the same day rec.
L. C. Tyre, Surrency. R. 2.

Red skin P. R. potato plants.
ready to ship. Insp. $1.30 M.
prepaid. Mrs. Ethel Gray, Bax-
ley R. 1. Box 141.

Gov. Insp. P. RR. potato
plants. 500 90c; $1.60 M.: 5 M..,
$7.00: Alse red and pink skin
potato plants. All del. Large
lots cheaper. : Amos Garrett
Gainesville. R. 7.

Gov. Insp. and treated, sort-
ed seed. red skin P. R. potato
plants $1.40 M. postpaid. No
personal chks. Acc. Egbert
Keith, Gainesville. R. 1, Box
119.

FE. R. potato plants, insp. and
treated. $1.00 M. del. Good
count and prompt shipment.
Allen Tyre. Odum.

Marglobe New Stone toma-
to plants. 65c M. del.: In 1 M.
lots, 25c per C.: Ruby King.

Calif Wonder sweet pepper
plants, $1.00 M.. del. Moss
packed. full count. B. F. Ay-

cock. Surrency R. 2.

Good strong imp. pink skin
P. R. potato plants, 90c M.
postpaid Leroy Lightsey.
Screven. R. 1.

Pink and yellow skin potato
plants, Gov. Insp. and treat-
ed. Ful! count, Prempt ship-
ment. 85c M. del. Stephen
Herndon, Odum. Rt. 2, Box
165.

P. R. potato plants, Gov
insp., $1:25 M., 5 M, and up
75c M. W. J. Boyett. Bristol.

Thousands black beauty egg-
plants: hot. bell and pimento
pepper plants for sale, 50 for
25c: 50c C., $3.50 M.; Marglobe
and Break O Day tomatoes:
Beets, Cabbage, Iceberg Let-
tuce and Collards. $1.75 M., 25c
Cc. Ail del. Mrs: H. V. Frank-

lin, Register.

Gov. Insp. P. R. red skin
potato plants. good count and
prompt shipment, $1.15 M. del.
Sat, guar. le i, Taghtsey.
Surrency, R. 2.

Red skin P. R. potato plants.
Insp. and taped, by mail P. P.,
$1.40 M.: by Express, FOB.
$1.20 M.; 2 M for $2.30. Send
_ 7 S. L. Norris, Quitman,

Pink skin P. R. potato plants,
$1.30 M. Insp. and _ treated.
del. by parcel post. Exc. some
plants for hay peas, Brab. or
Irons. Ruth E. Mims, Alma.

Insp. and treated pink skin
or red skin. potato plants.
Good large plants, 85c M., 2 M.

up, 75c del. Hiram Lightsey.
Screven.
Gov. Insp. red skin P. R.

potato plants. grown from vine
cuttings. $1.75 M._ postpaid.
Full count, cash with order.
Grady Sellers, Alma.

Gov, Insp. cert. red or pink
skin P. R. potato plants, $1.00
M.: 3 M. un. 90c M. prepaid.
Paul Lightsey, Screven,

Pink skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov. Insp. and treated. grown
from vine cuttings, $1.25 M.
del. Prompt shipment.
gucer. No chks.. but cashiers
or cert: R. R. Smith, Sereven.

Gov. Insp. and treated P. R.
red and pink skin ~ potato
plants. $1.00 M.. del.; Also
Marglobe tomato plants, 65c M.
del. Moss packed, good count;
Calif. Wonder sweet pepper
plants. $1.00 M.: 5 M. up 90c.
295c C. All ready. Woodrow
Lightsey. Screven.

Gov. Insp. P. R. and Early
Triumph potato plants, $1.25
M.: In 5 M. lots, $1.00 M. Exc.
for value. Mrs. Jessie Dykes,
Baxiey, Re 2.2 :

La, sugar yam potato plants,
ready for immediate shipment.
$2.00 M. FOB. John Under-
wood, Blakely.

White Ga. Collard plants,
heads up in winter, 20c :
$1,50 M.; Cream sugar crowder
peas, 10c lb.: Lady Finger peas.
White, 10c lb.. plus postage.
G. 0. Sikes. Sylvester.

Gen. BR: potato
pink andred skin Insp. and
treated, $1.00 M. FOB. Full
count, prompt shipment. R.
E, Tomberlin. Surrency.

Booking orders for hot pep-

plants,

-per plants, be ready May 25.

i5e2 C3105 Me Mars. CV.

Bivens. Hiram. R. 2.



Gen, Imp. P. R. potato plants,
Gov. Insp.
M. del.. Gen. Early Triumphs
plants. $1.59 M._ del. Guar.
good plants. full count, prompt
shipment. J. P. Beck. Baxley.
R, 4. :

potato plants, now ready. 90c

Me del. Den: C.<- Nail Pine
Grove,
Goy. insp. and treated P. R.

potato plants for sale.
Taylor, Alma, R. 1.

Staten





Sat. |

and treated, $1.25!Tisntsey Screven.



i str tock lants.
Gov. Insp., vine grown P. R if rong stocky plants
























































































Gert, Pink and red skin P ~
potato plants, Gov. Insp.
trested. 95c M., 2 M: up, 8
M. del. Now ready. .G
count. Omar Lightsey,
ven.

P. R. potato plants, $1.00
5 M. 90c M.; 10 M.. 80
Better price at bed. Cash with
order..or M, O.. No -chks.
= : Wetherford. Gainesville

P. R. and Nancy Hall potat
plants. hand sel. seed _ stogl
Insp. and Cert., $1.45. M. del.
$1.20 M. exp. col.; $10.00. ]
M. Prompt shipment in we
ventilated containers. Exc. f
field peas. Major Croy
Gainesville R. 1. ; oa

Cert. Fotato plants. red an
yellow P. R., Early Triumph,
$1.00 M.: Pepper and eggplant
$1.00 M.: Tomatoes, 65c
Large quantity ready to sI
Lymon Sellers, Graham.

Insp. and treated

$12.00 exp. col.
at beds. Marglobe zs
$1.00 M. del. Prompt del. C
W. Smith. Gainesville, R. 2.

Goy. Insp. and treated ri
and pink Skin: Po Ro pe
plants... $1.40 M. dek> 10]
$12.50 col Market price
beds (7 mi. west of Ga:ne
ville.) Marglobe tomato pla
$1.00 M. del. Bonnie Smi
Gainesville, R, 2. ee

Red and pink skin P. R.
tato. plants, $1.50 M., 500 85c
4 M. $5.75: Marglobe ane
Break O Day tomato pla
$1.15 M. -Orders: of 25 .
more, 85c. All prepaid and
moss packed. Bartow Mixon,
Baxley. Rt. 4. Box 104. ce

Early Triumphs potato plan
$1.00 M.: Red skin P. R. pot
toes. $1.60 M. R. W. Tombe
lin, Baxley, R. 4. ee

Hand sel. Marglobe toma
plants, 30 C.: 200, 55c; $i
per 500; $1.75 M._ postpai
Larger lots, $1.50 M. posip:
Gov. Insp. P. R. potato plan
$1.75 M.; Over 2 M. postpa
$1.50 M. all parcel post.
Sanders, Nashville. ee

Gov. Insp. red skin an
yellow skin P. R. plants, $1:
M. del. Full count and goo
plants. George Griffis, Sere
ven. : es

Gov. Insp. P. R. and Ear
Triumph potato plants,
M., del. in Ga.: Marglobe. N
Stone tomato plants, 65c de
Calif. Wonder, Ruby Ki
sweet pepper plants. $1.00
del.: Moss _ packed,
shipment. Sat. guar.
Mary Tomberlin. Surrency,.
Di :

Yellow skin and pink sk
P. R. pdtato plants from vil
grown seed, 90c M. del. to 3
zone. Prompt shipment. J.
Gruber: Odum, Ru2752 37

Insp. red P. R. potato pla
$1.25 M.; Ruby King, C
Wonder sweet pepper vla
$1.10 M.; New Stone. Marglob
Bonny Best tomato plants. good
count, well mossed. 75c
Minnie Crosby, Graham.

Gov. Insp. and Cert. red ski
P. R. potato plants. $1.50
postpaid. no chks. _ Clyde
Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
120 A. :

Gov. Insp. and treated P.
potato plants and New Sto:
3 . tomato plan
ready. $1.00 M. del.
S..C. Rowe. Fitzgerald.

Gov. Insp. red skin P. R. p
tato plants, $1.00 M. del.
Ga.; Marglobe tomato pla
grown from cert. seed, mossei
ang carefully packed. 75 Nk
del.: Calif. Wonder and Rub
King sweet pepper plan
good strong plants, full coun
All orders shipped within
hours after recd. Charle
Tomberlin, Surrency, R. 2._

Dill plants, 10c doz.. 3 do:
25c: Calamus, 6 rooted plants,
15c ea.( Can fill large orders).
Old fashion standing cypre:
vliants:. mixed colors. 15c <
Add postage. Mrs. D. L. Hen
son, Calhoun, R. 3. ee

Imp. red skin potato plants
Gov. insp. and treated, |
M. Marglobe tomato, 75c M.
2 M. up, 65c M. All del.
Lightsey. Odum. ata

Gov. insp, and tretaed P. F
red and pink skin. Ge
count, strong plants. Read;
$1.00 M.; 5 M. up, 90c M. de
Prompt shipment. W. R.

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Bo

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9



Gov, Insp., red skin P. 5
potato, $1.50 M. P. P.; Bal
tomato, 75c M. in 5 M_ lots
$1.00 M. in less ee

Bowen, Jesup. _ 4 :
New Stone, Marglobe toma
to plants 70c M. del.; G
Insp. P. R. potato, 90c M: d
All over 3 M, 80c. Go








PLANTS FOR SALE
Gov.-insp. and treated P. R.
and yellow skin P. R. potato

plants, $1.00 M. del. Willis
M. Griffis, Sereven. R. 1, _

P. R. sweet potato plants,
Insp., Cert. $1.25 M. Mail or













exp. Cash -with order. W.
-~WM. Bullard. Baxiey.-
Large Marglobe tomato

plants, moss packed and del.,
90c M.. 20cC. W. Re: Clark.
Abbeville. R. 2.: :

P. R. Potato plants, Red and
yellow skins. $1.50 M. del.
Gov. Insp. and treated. E. G.
Mixon, Baxley. R. 4.

Gov. Insp. red and pink skin
P. R. potato. plants, $1.35 M.
at bed. $1.50 M. del. Prompt
- shipment. Cy Fs Waldrip:
Gainesville, R, 2.

Red skin P. R. and white

Triumph potato plants, $1.15
M., 5 M. or more $1.00 M.

Cash with order. T. J. Dixon,
: Bristol, R. 1
P. R potato plants, Gov.
Insp. and treated, 90c_M. del.;
Tomato plants. 60c M. _ del.;
Sweet Pimento pepper plants,
90c M. del. T. L: Dukes, Bax-
ley R. 4.

-. Marglobe, New Stone, Gr.
Balt. tomato plants: Calif.
Wonder pepper plants. 75c M.:
500, 50e: 15c C.: Red and pink
P. R. potato plants. $1.00 M.
All del., prompt shipment. J.
_ P> Multis Baxley. R. 4.
Insp: P. R. potato
$1.25 M.: Marglobe tomato:
plants, $1.00 M. All. del.,
prompt del. W. A. Poole, Bax-
ey RT. ee

simp. P. RR. potate plants,
$1.50 M. Also La. yams, $1.50
_M.: Tomato plants, and Hot
pepper, $1.25 M. W. G. Bul-

















plants,



lard. Baxley, R. 4, Box 128. _
Imp, P. R. potato plants from
cert. seed. Gov. Insp. and
treated, $1.00 M. del. All over
5 M., 90c M. del.
Baxley. R 4.
Insp. P. R. and Early Tri-
umph potato plants, $1.00 M.,
5 M. or more. 90c M. Ex. Pri-
umphs for field peas, dried
peaches or apples. Mrs. John
Hancock, Alma.

Cert, Pink skin P. R. plants,








orders. Ralph B. Tvre. Scre-
ven, R.1. os
Gov. Insp. pink skin P. i
potato plants, 90c M. del. No
ehks. E. N. OQuinn, Odum,
Rt 2, Box 176:
Pp. R. potato plants, Imp. red
skn or yellow, State insp. 5
M.. $3.00. Good strong plants,

prompt shipment. F. G. Tyre,
BIOs,
Marglobe and Balt. tomate

: jd, | cash.
J. E. Arno rs

$1.00 M. P. P. Can fill large







- onions, lettuce plants. $1.00 M.
Bell. Pimento, Long hot pep-
pers, 35c.

ata







plants, 75c M.; Calif. pepper
plants, $1.00 M. C. L, Steed-
ley Baxley.

Tomato, Cabbage, collards, :

J. O. Brannern, Ha-.



_ zelburst.

m= . Gov. Insp, PR... RR: potato
plants, $1.25 M. del. Prompt
shipment and sat. guar. E. B.

Kesler. Baxley, R. 4.

Gov. Insp. potato plants, |
vine grown. Ready for ship-,
- ment. Strong plants. good
count. Prompt shipment. 90c

-M. FOB. No chks. or C. O. D.
_E. L. Burke, Baxley, Bot
f ~ Gen. re :
plants from vine cuttings, Insp. |

and treated $1.25 M., 5.
$1.00. J. W. Haman, Ocilla.

Tomato plants,
der pepper plants, 75c Mc loe:
C.: P. R. potato plants, $1.00 |
M. del, Prompt shipment.
Mary Crosby, Baxley,
53.
Tomato plants until
Brummer, Oxheart.
Stone, Market Champion, !
Scarlet Giant, Marglobe, and |
others. earlier. None shipped.
L. H. Ouzts. Elberton. R. 304
(Near Concord Church). |
Purple skin. P. R..- potato,
plants, $1.50 M. del..
FOB. All tied with cert. tape.






August,
Rutgers,






Now ready. Floyd J. Story. 1. nubbed and shelled. Add ries, packed in cellophane, 32
~ Quitman, R. 4. ool ite caine: Also some nice; quarts to case. Best quality,
Gov. .insp, P. Re red skin | thin super bee foundation, 55c; $6.00 per case, FOB. Ready
potato plants, $1.00 M.:: Rubyj ip. Add postage. Wm. Mid-/ soon. Alse ship in bulk. 4

z - ash wi or-

King and Calif Wonder pepper |
plants, 75c M.; Balt. and Mar- |
~ gicbe tomato plants. 75c M.: All}
del. Prompt shipment. Mel-|
vin Deal, Baxley. =
Marglobe, Balt., New Stone |
and Bonny Best tomato plants.
500, 75c; $1.25 M.: Calif. Won-
der. Pimento and world beat-
er sweet pepper. Hot. 500. 75c.
$1.25 M.. Black Beauty and
Florida High bush eggplants.
500. 75c: $1.25 M. del.
~Chanclor, Pitts.
: -Leading var, cabbage.
and collards, 20c C.; 80c
-M.: Vigorvine tomato plants,
50 plants, 25c; P. R. potato
plants, 20c C.; $1.00 M.; Boone







To-
4 mato



Al} mailed.

i. SAS Crows
Gainesville, R. 2.





llots or sell at barn.

d skin P. R. potato! Mercer. Gray.

700 bu. of good white corn,

1 pair good ;
swap

M. up g0c bu. in shuck:
lmules for sale or
Calif. Won- | cattle. .R. C. Holloway, Man-

| Lespedeza Hay No.
$20.00 ton; Soy Beans, ;
bean,
D. A. Howard,

Artichoke plants, $1.00 C.;
10e
Crabapple sprouts. 3, 25c. Mrs.
Leona King, Waco. R. 2,

Muscadine vines,

P. R. potato plants, . ful. Tender 4 cups, 60c -post-
insp., $1.25 del:: saveet anarwet paid. Miss Gennia Brown.. Ball
pepper, $1.25 del. Prompt| Ground. Rt. 1. --

shipment. good plants.
Tyre, Baxley.

P. R. potato plants. Gov.| Otootans, $3.50 bu.; Run Vel-
Insp. and treated, $1.25 M. del,;| Vets, $1.75 bu. B. T. Marshall,
Tomato plants. $1.00 del.: Hot| Ft. Vatey. :
and sweet pepper, $1.25 del.;| Running Butterbeans, mixe
Onion plants. 90c del. Prompt} colors, Fine. Brown and
shipment. good ~ plants. A.|Streaked half runners, good,

Cameron. Baxley.

Marglobe tomato Door 75c
125
Also P R. potate plants. 90ce M.
Exe. dried fruit or what have
R E. Tom-

M.: Sweet pepper.

you, FOB.. Mrs.
berlin, Surrency. R. 2,

P. R. potate plants. $1.00 M.
C. W. Rentz. Surrency.

del.

PLANTS FOR SALE



ea.

Grady

M.:



| BEANS AND PEAS FOR

SALE.

Speckled crowder peas, 10c
3| 1b. in 10 lb. lots or more; Early
Speckled and white half run-
ner garden beans, 20c teacup-





Early Orange seed, $4 ewt.:
Hayseed soybeans, $2.50 bu.:

tender, all 20c cup. 30c pint.
ae J. E, Stone, Adairsville.

10 bu. Tilman peas. $2.00 bu.
Slightly mixed, bright and
sound, clean. 2 bu. Brabs, all
sound, $2.25 bu.; 1 bu. 90-day
speckled velvet beans, $2.00
bu. 6 mi. Roberta on No. 22
highway K. S. Lindsey, Li-



SEED FOR SALE

zella ORs FD:
50 bu. nice, recleaned Otoo-



Striped half

runner : :
seed. 20 cupful, 2 for 36c: Ga, | 2120 bu. A. M. Aiken, Madi-
Collard and mustard seed. 5c |*?-

spoonful: Horseradish. 5c;| Colored bunch butterbeans
Early Flat -Dutch cabbage|and 10 lbs. white bunch but-
plants. 15c. Exc. for P. &.|terbeans, 10c lb., plus postage.

potato plants... Mrs.
Enlersaibjay. oR. .3.

Climbing tomate (grows 15
ft. high) large fruit. wilt re-
sistant, 500 seed, 25c P. P.

M. Thornton, Jesup.

Striped half runner
plus postage.
apples.
man. R. 1.

12 or 1500 lbs. purple
turnip seed, ready about June
Norman

15. A. LL. Baker,
Park. Ro. L :

Geura seed: Martin, Dip- pe FOB. C. B. Hicks, Rey-
per, bushel and Scap, 15c for no : 3 ;
large pkt.. 3. pkts. for 25c.| Hayseed and White Biloxi

Stamps acc.

Marglobe, Balt., Stone toma-
to seed, $1.10 lb.; Brown Spe-

cial Matchless. $1.10 lb. W.| $20.00 ton: 100 bu. Otootans,
R. Stephens, Dahlonega, R. 1.|/97% germ. $3.50 Pus
Limited amount of vine mixed peas, $2.00 bu; gna

okra, dish rag guord seed, 13
for 10c, plus 3c stamp; Stone,
Jones Var. Unkncwn, Sag Ve
del.
Mrs, I. M. Sullivan,

cup; 25c cupful
stainps.

Whitesburg, R. 2.

Half runner striped garden
bean seed, 20c pt., plus 5c post-
Mrs. Jay Jones, Suwa-

age.
nee, R. 1.

White half-runner bean seed.
Free from weevils, 20c teacup-
No. stamps.
same
Co Perrys

ful, plus postage.
White cornfield beans,

price. Mrs.
Fairmoum, R. 1.

CORN AND SEED CORN

FOR SALE

bean

Henry

W.

bean
seed, 25c lb., 5 lbs. for $1.00,
Exe. for dried
Mrs. B. B. Holt, East-

top

Want tobacco for
J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay

No

tans. $3.50 bu.; 25 bu. Tokios,

No chks. or stamps. Mrs. T. H.
Gardner, Carrollton, R. 1.

Nice, bright Clemson Soy
beans. $1.75 bu; also John
Deere Hay Loader, $30.; 6
Surge milkers, Star Pea Huller.
$15.00. Cyril. Brennan, Co-
lumbus.

7 or 8 bu. white peas with
black eyes, 3c lb. F. F. Car-
ney, Ball Ground, R. 4.

Recleaned Clemson
beans, $2.50 bu. FOB. W.
Cook, Covington, Phone 28.

500 bu. good Brab. peas,

soy
S.

soybeans, $2.50 bu.; Otootans,
$3.50 bu.; Cuban Queen melon
seed, 50c lb. Send remittance.
D. C. Strother, Ft. Valley.

50 tons velvet beans in pod.

90 day velvet beans,
germ., $2:00: bus JAS Lott,
Chester.

Brown sugar crowder, 8 bu.
or more, $3.00 bu. or $1.00 pk.
King H, Franklin, Dacula, R.
18 sur

200 lbs. Jackson Wonder
bunch butterbeans for seije d.
lie lb. FOB. -W. C, Oliver,
Carnesvile. :

100 bu. Otoeotan beans for
sale $3.15 bus ROB. Ma i,
Tarpley, Bowdon,



400 bu. good slip shuck yel-
O. Z. Dean,

low corn, 75c bu.
Shellman.

1 M bu. corn and 100 tons
peanut hay for sale. Make best
Ike Cow-

price del. or FOB.
art, Colquitt.

200 lbs. yellow shelled pop-
corn:;' $5.00. FOB... P:-C.

Jakin.
700

chester, P. O. Box 105.

- 100 bu. of good corn, $1.00
YS. bu.: okra seed; running, speckl-
4,!ed and white butterbeans, 25c
R. Wimberly, Chaun-

cup... O:
cey, Rask:
1500 to
shuck ear
A. Cason,
1200 bu.

Barnesville.

at my place,

dleton. Buford. R. 2.

50 bu. slipshuck. 8 row, little
cob corn. 75c bu; 2 tons Span-
ish peanut hay. $5.90 ton at)
barn. Harvey Hatcher,

lington.

Corn. 90% yellow, good ear,
9NC

slip shuck, 300 bu., :
3 tons, :
heavy producer
bus, -$1550:2bu:

Grovetown.

of

FOR SALE

BEANS AND PEAS

Pace,

bu. good slipped. shuck
ear corn. Will del. in truckload
Jack B.

for

2000 Whatleys slip).
corn FOB here.

good slipped shuck
corn. B. A. Dunn, Manchester.?}

25 bu. of good sound corn
$1.00 bu.,

with
$1.25 M... without shucks. Hastings

| White prolific seed corn, $1.75

Ar-|

bu.
baled,

22 |

J.



15 or 20 bu. peas, white with
pcizto plants. 25c C., $1.25 M.' black eyes. sound. clean, 5c lb..

$3.00. bu. FF. T... Kent,

| Ground, R. 3.

Bali

125 bu. Otootan beans for
sale. $321b ba BOR. J, Ae
Payne. Bowdon.

Texas Crowder jeas, extra
nice for eating green and.
heavy bearer. 50c aqt.; Leryge
blackeyed peas. 50c qt. Mrs.

Pearl Aderhold, Tallulah Falls.

Good sound Clay peas, $2.00
bu. Money order only. B.
Carlyle Nelson. Devereux.

Old fashioned brown speckl-
ed and striped half runner
bean seed, tender and weevil
free, 20c qt., plus postage. Mrs.
J. J. Olvier, Commerce, R.. 3.

Sound, tender Half runner
garden beans, % lb., 20c; 1 lb.
30c; 10 lbs, 25 lb. del.; 50 Ibs,
or over, 20c lb. by exp. Mrs.
Dan Buffington, Gainesville.
36;

12 bu. Hayseed beans, $2.50
in 3 bu. sacks; 50 bu. Otootan
beans, $3.00 in 2% bu. sacks.
W. L. Houser, Fort Valley.

100 bu. white blackeyed
erowder peas, 5c lb. FOB. No
less than 1 bu. lots sold. E. L,
Sartor, Marble Hill.

10 bu. pure Brabham peas,
$2.50 bu. Also 5 bu, cream
crowders, 5c lb. Willie M.
'Kelley, Oglethorpe.



' FRUIT AND BUTTER
FOR SALE

Fresh Mountain



Blueber-

gals. or more.
der. T. T. McNelley, Turner-
ville.

Nice sun dried apples, free
from: worms, .15e- 1b. PP. P= or
8 Ibs. $1.00. Mrs.-T. A. Me-
Kibben, Waco, R: 2, Box 96.

GRAIN AND HAY
FOR SALE





4 or 5. tons of good runner
peanut hay, $10.00 ton at barn.
T, A. Futeh, Rochelle.

800 bun. good 4-hand fod-
der, $2.00 C. Exe. for good
stalk cutter. R. A. Cunning-
ham, Marietta. R. 4. :
2000 bundies of fodder, 4
ands to the bundle, $2.00 C.





SUPPLIES FOR SALE



No. 1 white comb honey, 50
to 60 lb. cans. 13c lb.: 10-Ib.
buckets. $1.35 del. in Ga.: P.
O. money orders only. D. N.
Smith, Toomsboro, R 1. :

1 lot of bees in pat. hives
Land also extra equipment, etc..
for bee keeping. Write John
C. McGahee, 108 S_ Street,
Thomaston. >

Pure No. 2 grade Extracted
Honey: 6 10-lb. pails FOB.
here, $4.00; 2 10-Ib. postpaid.
$1.90: 1 10-lb. postpaid, $1.00:
All orders shipped promptly.
John A. Crumbley, Jesup. P.
OBO:

1-can (80 lbs.) Ty Ty and
Gallberry mixed honey, 5c lb.
No. checks. Send M. O. S. W.

HOGS FOR SALE



Reg. S. P. C. Boar, 20 mos.
cold. wt; 500 lbs. A grandson
of Gates Wideback King.
Bargain at $30.00. Trade for
good young bred sow, same
breed, Marvin Gaskin. Doug-
Jase

Choice Berkshire pigs either
sex from proven lines for sale.
Cc. J. Hardman, Commerce.

Have 5 sows and 1 male, sows
will be with pigs about 20th
of June The lot for $80.00. J.
C. Blackmon ,1198 Trenton St.,
Atlanta. ;

4 S. P. C. 100.lb. gilts, sub.
to reg.. and cholera treated.
Edward Brinson, (F.F.A. Boy),
Woodcliff. :

Black Guinea and Black
Essex crossed pigs, 6 to 10
wks. old, $5.00 ea.; $9.00 pr.,
FOB. For sale any time. G.
H. Hart, Sycamore, Rt. 1., Box
338 A,

S.. PC. res. pigs, out-of
daughters of Mischief Maker.
Conquest, and others just as
good, all of world champion-
ship blood, and sired by Son
of World Grand Champion.
Dbl. treated. Papers furnish-
ed, $10.00 ea. W. A. Taliaferro,
Blue Ridge.

Hampshire pigs,
service boars. Theo.
Rome. P. O, Box 278.

Purebred reg. S. P. C pigs,
av. wt. 100 lbs.; males $12.50,
gilts. $15. Winton Harris,
Screven.

For sale or trade, fine regis-
tered Poland. China _ boar.
Would trade for calves or such
farm supplies or equipment can
use. L, R. Pierson, Doraville,
R. 1, phone Vernon 2124, At-
lanta.

5 Duroc-Jersey male

Bred gilts,
Stivers,

pigs.
Farrowed March 8, 1940.
Subject to registration. $10.

ea. Bernard E. Page, Sumner.

8 black purebred Poland-
China pigs. 8 weeks old. Also
one pea thrash. Reasonable
for cash. #xc. for nice heifer.
W. B. Greene. Gray, R. 2.

S. P. C. pigs, 8 weeks old,
$6.50 without papers; 97.75
with papers. Betty Zane
Hodges, Sandersville,
(4-H Member).

4-6 mos. old Duroc-Jerseys,
registered in buyers name for
sale. Sire and dam winners in
Ga. State Fair last fall. See
or write Ralph Tabor, Ft. Val-
ley. Re21.

1 gen. big bone, black Afri-
can, stay fat kind, and double
life treated guinea boar, $25.
FOB. _Also 4 or 5 bu. early
imp. pink skin P. R. seed po-
tatoes. Exc. potatoes for val-
Use. Charlie Malphus, Tuscu-
um,

Little bone black African
guinea gilts and males, the
stay fat kind, $10.00: Also 1
horse colt, 2% yrs. old. $60.
QO. P. Sinquefield, Harrison.

1 -spotted Poland-China sow,
wt. about 275 lbs.; 6 male pigs,
2nd litter, 3 weeks old, $50.00.
Reg. in buyers name. Lamar
Davis. Warthen, R. (4-H
club member),

_S. P. C. pigs sired by Cham-
pion boar (1st prize winner at
Augusta last fall: wt. about
700 Ibs.. at 1 yr. old). And
gilts bred to above mentioned
champion. Reasonable prices.
F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Peregs S)-Pi . > Sow wt,
around 400 Ibs., $35.00. Also
2 purebred gilts, wt. around 75
Ibs... $7.50 ea: Billy Jones,
Sylvester,

2 full blooded S. P, C. pigs
8 wks, old. $7.00 ea. Sas
illiams. ames, a. 4
Club Member).

Big bone Guinea hogs and
pigs, $7.00 to $30.00 ea. J. T.
Brown, Elberton. Rt. 3.

6 purebred S. P. C. pigs. 4
males, 2 gilts, 75 to 100 Ibs..
4 mos. old. Subject to reg..

R.

9

ae

HONEY BEES AND BEE|

2.







Reg. Duroc pigs. bloc
feeding type, dbl. treatec
Cholera and swine pl
Visit farm at Shingler.
for prices.- J, E.
Sumner.















and black Poland |
wks. old. wt, 50 to
$40.00 at barn, 2 mi. ea
Dawson D, T. Lee, Daws

1 nice purebred
China boar about 3 yrs. o
wt, from 250 to 300 lbs. $
or trade for shoats or ar
of equal value. T. W. St

Americus. ES aoe
























CATTLE FOR SAL





Good, young. Jerse
cow. fresh in (2nd calf)
sale. Tom L. Teasley, |
tone Rie 2s )

Fine grade fresh Jersey
5 gal. for sale cheap for
3 miles north of Jonesbor
41 highway. Harry Broce
by, Riverdale, pa

1 Hereford white fac
3 yrs. old, $100: Set
prevent inbreeding. A
hornless commen coats,
ea. Will exc. bull and g
for cows or he-fers...
Frierson, Macon. R. }.:

1 full blended Jersey |
(4th calf) freshened May
heifer calf. 2 Holstein hi
ers, Orphan Home str. tu
blooded. F. E. Wileman, Ci
lege Park, Rt. 2. :

12 young Jersey-Guern
cows, 4 reg. Guernsey cows
reg. Guernsey bull, 1
Hereford bull. Well bred
well fed: ee want 2 or 3 r
bulls and 6 i or
yearlings,. A. K. Che
Sparta. E

1 milch cow with second cal
3 weeks old, $40.00. M
T. Hardy. Hiram. R: 2. -

1 Hereford Bull, 2 yr
about: 1400 lbs. Perfect m:
ing, sure breeder, not r
tered. - Also some big bi
Blue Guinea hogs, all at 1
sonable prices. Come see th
S. F. Walden. Harlem. =

Purebred Jersey milcl
3rd calf (heifer), 2 wk
purebred; will give 4 or m
gals. rich milk on good past
Healthy, easily handled
milked. $65.00 with eal
without calf2. Nia Ee
Hartwell, Rt. 3., near
Hart School House. .

Fresh Jersey cow, 3rd ca
H. B, Haynes, Luthersville
Reg. 2 yr
bull for sale. James E. Pa
Fairburn, Rt. 2. pee
Reg. Polled Hereford m
2% yrs. old, extra good ae
ity. $150.00 at my barn.
Stephens, Social Circle.
1 Reg. 5 mos. old Jer
bull. Dam, Silver Met:
daughter of Hobby of Ros
mont. Make good show stoc!
R. C. Williams. Douglasville.
Fresh heifer, 2 yrs, old.
Guernsey and Jersey. in goc
condition. Gentle in
way. M. A. Bearden,
woody, Rt. 1. ae
Reg. Polled Hereford Bul
and Heifers. Also grade Here
ford heifers. R. E, Mitche
Zebulon. ea
Nice Jersey cow (calf 3
old) 3 gal. day or more if fe
well. $65.00 at barn. Claud
Hulsey,. Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Young cow, fresh in Ist cal





























































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(4-5 wks. old) and 5 or
good mules for sale. ES
Caldwell, Atlanta. Rt. 4, B

235. (Cascade Road).

Extra fine reg. Hereford b
8 mos. old, wt. 6-700 Ibs.,
vance Mischief and Domnu
bloodlines. Also fine lot O, |
C. pigs, extra: quality, No
ready for del. W. C. Denny
Decatur,, 511 Wesley Chape
Road. Office phone Ja 1480.

HORSES AND MULES
~ FOR SALE _





1 mare mule for sale, $7 00.
John Foy, Oakman. Se :
3 yr. old horse, partly brok
for sale or trade him and a>
yr old mule for a good ma
perfect cond., not over 10 yr
on: F, McCullough, Lyons

t2, ie

Good farm mule, eh



Terms to right party.
Taylor, West Green,

Large Percheron type mar
(work like a mule) and a m
colt: 2: wks: Mare bree
back on 90 day. Wt. 0)
1500 lbs., gray color, 6 yrs
priced right; also Ga. rai
sure breeder 4
Stallion, $250.

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J Andrew J. Bailey. Sharpsburg.

$12.00 ea. Eschol Wright, Haw-
kinsville.

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FOR SALE

HORSES AND MULES



MARKET BULLETIN:

SHEEP AND GOATS
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3 yr-old_ reg. Biaiian for
service at Kirbys Farm, 1 mi.
southeast College Park, or call
Wa 5982 or Ca 3655. :
Alien, - Atlanta (Walter A.
Brown Bldg.)

_ Good work horse, work any-
where. cheap or swap for cow
Can be seen my

lace, 2 mi. west Resaca.. C.
. Padgett. Resaca.
od horse colt, 2 yrs. and 8

mos. old.. broke to ride, plow
single and double, $75.00. M.
Sinquefield. Warrenton.

epiall mule, wt. around 900
Ss? sound, good worker every
way. cheap, or trade for cow
or yearlings. Claude Roberts.
Palmetto. RFD 1.

A 1250 lb. farm mare, guar.
o work anything. Will bring
-olt in July, $150.00. HL:
Proctor. Cuthbert.

A 9 or 10 yr. old mule in
good cond., $50.00 at farm. F.
t Simmons, Barnesville, Rt. 1.
A plug horse for sale, $25.00.
Mrs. R. F. Smith, Decatur, Rt.
De 4760.

Black, Ga raised, 4 yr. old
are, lady broke, work any-
where, wt. 900 lbs. Also have
ood road cart, $150.00. Thos.
ibbs. Bostwick.

Sev. young Jack colts, 4, 12
and 24 mos. old, from $75.00
to $175.00 ea.;
red by Reg. 5-gaited Stallion.
. R. Ferrell, Albany.

good farm horse,
nywhere. $65.00. Carey Free-
an, Franklin. Rt, 3, Box 25.



_FOR SALE



ORRECTION: Saanan doe
nd buck kids, sire shows 20
s.. 1l-oz. in ped., and out of
6% at. dam.- Papers furnished;
-at. doe, bred to reg. Saanan,
ue freshen this month; also
tons straight goat manure, too
ap-to price. Will exc. Ed-
in Simpson, Atlanta, 695
nes Ave., NW.

For service: Reg. purebred
ubian sire. La Crescenta,
ema Alto-Mile High breeding,
et A. G. S.; 53807 A, M.
R.A. Hornless, black with
beet trim. - Fee, $5.00. His
s this spring over 60% fe-
e and hornless. Few grades
im above sire for sale. Want
ooted Napier grass. * F. E.
rubbs, Demorest.

On account of moving have
to dispose of my 100% Nubian
1ilk goats: 2 milk does and 6
kids: from 1 to 3 mos. old. 4
nd 2 bucks. No better
R. T. Thibadeau, Atlan-
33 West Peachtree Place.
Tel. Walnut 3467.

purebred sub. to reg. Tog-
burg: buck kid, from A. M.
JA. breeding, sired by
eorgia Bill, grandson of El
ivars Sire Patrice; dam,
Tenn. Lilly, 6-qt. doe. True
oggenburg color, hornless. J.
Johnson, Waynesboro.

Sir Roderick, the quality
urebred Toggenburg buck of

South. His daughters have
ven to excel their dams. He
; sired about 80% hornless
nd female kids this season.
ompare this record with sires
{ same or all other breeds,
evice fee, $5.00. John Hynds.
ate, 93 Wetren St. Des





be: purebred: Nusa
cks, yearlings, $10. 00: Kids,
00 ea. Bred for production.
O. M. Hayward, Wildwood.

Roderick, the most out-
ing Toggenburg buck in
Le South Reg. ped.. and nat-
y hornless. At stud in sea-
fee, $5.00 You can secure
per sires but none better.
nparisons cordially invited.

Hynds, Atlanta, 93 War-
N. E. De 5140.

- - purebred Alpine doe,
bow ; 9 yrs. old. now fresh,
v8 better than a gallon a
ay ae We. ope kid, 4 wks.



Hagan, Da-

nice, young incibe
oi . 4 Ewes and I
$25.00 for the eee

llins. Hazelhurst.

ne a goat, fresh in ist
$9.00: also mare mule,
eo John Foy, Oakman.

red Toggenburg horn-
buck. 3 mos, old.

00d lines. Sire, Ginger
47 Dam, Recy T 2143.



T
Reg,

_ Ovalene Highland. Mat)
te

os. old: others, twins, 6
eld. Mrs. G. W. Collins.
anta. De 3792. McLendon. Ave.,
3 3

also sev. colts

lonega.

D.|

lof the Meadow. 25c Ib..

Best

yers name if desired, $15. 00.

Pp occnbose kids, i is



At Stud, reg. Toggenburg
buck, G-Man Joes Confucius
T-3032. - Best blood lines. Fee,
$5.00 for purebreds: $3.00 for
grades; also 9 mos. old. reg.
Toggenburg buck reasonable
price for quick sale. . Warren

F. Rollins, Jr... Atlanta, 349
Murray Hill Ave. N. E.. De
6912.

SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED





Want buy good milk goat at



reasonable price. M. R. John-
son, Cannon.
BABY CHICKS WANTED



--Want 100 chicks to raise on
50-50 basis to 6 or 8 wks. old.
AAA pullets, Buff Rock or
some heavy str.. You furnish

chicks and pay transportation

both ways. R. H. Hewett,

Quitman.

Want 200 or 300 baby chicks
to raise on. halves to 6 wks.
old. R. I. Reds. or Barred
Rocks preferred. I gurnish
feed, you pay transportation
charges both wavs. Have
good place, notify before del.

Mrs. Ben Screen, Portal. R. 1.

BARRED ROCKS:

Want 15 B. R. cockerels, 1
yc. old. Quote price. R. L
Jackson, Yatesvile.

RHODE ISLAND REDS:

Want AAA Mayhood _ Str.
purebred R. I. Red roosters,

weighing 2 to 3 lbs., for breed- |
jing purposes, about 9 wks. old.

Each pay shipping chgs. Write



at phys. Bis P. McGinty, West
Point, , Box 91.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE



275 cans in No, 10 cans pure.
Ga. cane syrup, 60c can or
$165.00 fer lot. FOB. T. OW.
Raley, Wrightsville..

7 acres very fine inuekess:
favorite corn. Ready early in
June. Contact me now. I
will wire when ready. Lewis

Thompson, Swainsboro, R. 2.

No. 1: Va. bunch peanuts in
hull (unmixed). 5c lb. at barn.
W.S. Norton, Edison.

Good mellow chewing and
smoking tobacco. 10 Ibs, $1.00
P. P22] Cash with order,
cile Sellers, Alma, R. 4.

Stoneville 2-B cottonseed. 1st
yr., ginned on 1 var. gin.
Ceresan treated, $1.00 bu. Also
mixed cowpeas, $2.00 bu. FOB.
N. V. Davis, Newnan.

Large leap sage. 10c bunch
or 42: for $1.00. All well root-

ed. Add Postage. Tamar Teem,

Talking Rock.

Balm, Catnip, Horse radish,
Comfere. Dbl.
Peppermint and Dill plants. 24
for 25c; Star grass plants, 75c
C. Mrs. Marion Eaton, Dah-

Sassafras, yellow blood rat-
tle root: -25= tb. -41bs,- $1.00:
Wild cherry bark, 20c lb.; Cat-
nip hoarhound, peppermint, 20c

doz.; Indian Turnip 50c doz.
House Leek, 30c doz.; Ground
Ivy, 25c doz. bunches; Garden
Gooseberry, 25c doz. Miss N.
A. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Box 37. :

Comfere, Horse radish, Cat-|

nip, Balm, Hoarhound, 3 for

25e; Peppermint . and Dill
plants, 24 for 25c; Dbl. Tansy
12. for 25: Grub ae Star
grass, $1.00 C. Mrs. H. Eat-

on. Dahlonega, Rt. : Box 38.

Good hand picked clean, dry
sage of this May crop, 25c qt.
Miss Ethel Lee Richards,. Ball
Ground; Rt. 2. Box 92.

Horse radish, 4 bunches for
25c: Garden horsemint;
Tansy: Garlic. 25c doz.; Pep-
permint, 24, 25c; Thornless red
everbearing Raspberries. White
Ieceburg Blackberries. 3 for 25c:
Wonderbearers, and Gibson
strawberry plants. 40c C.;
Lady T. 30c C.; Red Gold,
Jewel, 50c C. Add postage, No
chks. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dah-
jonega. Rt. 1.

Yellow Sassafras,
roots, wild cherry bark,

rattle
gncett

5 lbs.
$1.00: Catnip horse mint, Mul-

lin hoarhound plants, 30c doz. 2

Blood roots, 50c lb. Garner
Hester, Dahlonega. RES?

Calmus, Rattleroot. May ap-
ple, Coltsfoot. Bearfoot, Yel-
low dock, Birdock, Horsemint,
Peppermint, Yellow root, Blue-
bird, Witchhazel,
Bark, Queen of the Meadow,

Spicewaod. All 30c lb. Mrs. R.

C. Staver, Pisgah.

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| breed stock.

Griffin, Rt.

eu

Tansy. 4. -26es

Dbl.

prize

Elderroot :



+, we Saft Tapes toe : Z

LIVESTOCK WANTED



CATTLE:

Want some baby calves. Pre-
fer from Coweta and adjoining
counties not less than 2 wks.
old& State number, age and
prices. Also want a_ heifer
that freshens this fail. Mrs.
Tom Bryan, Turin, Rt. 1.

Want purebred Short Horn
male calf, milking type. 3 mos.
old or just weaned. Prefer
Red Horn type. C. H. .Well-
born, LaFayette. Rt. 1.

Want some calves, 10 days
old or older. L. P. Singleton,
Fort Valley, Rt. 3.

Want a full blood, reg., Jer-

sey heifer, about 1% yrs. old,

already bred. Thos T, Clark,
Suwanee, RFD 1.

Want buy Angus bull around
1 yr. old, full breed, strong,
fair cond. State price and what
you have. R= Ri Carian,
Homer. Rte

_ Will pasture several cows or

good size yearlings in exc. for
a good gentle, milch cow, giv-
ing 2 or 3 gal milk a day.
Have good pasture with plenty
water. John H. Carrington,
LaGrange. Rt. 1.

Ex. sev. good farm mules for

cows or yearlings. W. P. Clay,
Macon. Rt, 2.
HOGS:

Want 1 reg. black P. C. male
with papers, one that weighs
about 75-100 lbs., for F.F.A.
Eugene Shep-
herd, Meansville.

RABBITS AND GUINEA
PIGS (CAVIES):

Want few female Cavies at
good price. Like to receive a
postal from all fellow breed-
ers. Also want a Gold Pheas-
ant ee J. D.- Casey,



POULTRY FOR SALE



BARRED WHITE AND
OTHER. ROCKS

8 B. R. hens and rooster, 18
mos. old, $1.00 ea; Black
ressted: Red game bantams. 4
pullets and rooster, 3 mos. old,
40c ea. Add Exp. chgs. to. all.
Money order. A. B. Tatum, La-

Grange. ART. 3; (Jackson Sty

40 six weeks old B. R. chicks,
35c ea. Also 30 purebred B.: R.

| pullets, 8 weeks old (May 22).

40c ed. Bies AS T.. Crooms,
Cochran, Rt. aS

ke purebred B. R. rooster and
a purebred hens..1 yr. old,

$10.00 for lot. M. O. Beiver

Holland, Carrollton, Rt. 1.

1 doz. B. R. pullets and 1
-|rooster, all partridge size,
sanitary raised. $10.00 for lot
FOB. Vivian Barnes, Graymont.

2 AAA purebred B. R. roost-

ers, direct from breeder, Also

a. Light Braham rooster. Both

voung and well developed,
$1.00 ea. here. J. ae Hickman,
Barnesville.

cD purebred B. R. 6 wks. old,
$3.00 doz. plus Exp. chgs. Also
few W. L. 2 and 4 wks. old. D,
W. Nichols, Kingston.

10. W. R. pullets, around 2
lbs. wt. 65 ea. if taken at once,

PNo chks. Jer Trawick. Ten-

nille.

Purebred Partridiew Rock, 1
and 2 yrs old hens, $1.15 ea.

in lots not less than 5. Roost-
ers with hens, $1.25 ea. Send
MO; Mrs. Jesse Mixon,
Ocilla, R. 1, Box 119.

CORNISH: |

1 purebred Bulidar Str:
Cornish reoster and hen $3.50
for both or exc. for Leghorn
hen or pullets. (prefer Brown

Or wate A. B. King, Quit-
man. Rt. 2, Box 56.

Large a Dark ~ Cornish
cockerels, ready for service,
$1.50 ea., 2 for $2.75 FOB.
Hatching eggs, $1.00 per 15

prepaid, $1.75 per 30. Exc. for
potato Hes or anything can
use. C. O. Sikes. Sylvester.

4 Dark Cornish roosters, 5
mos. old. Big type, fine, $1. 75
ea.; 2 for $3.25; 4 for $6.00.|,
ne Ed Stone, Adairsville, R.

3 oun Cornish hens and 1
unrelated rooster, $4 FOB for
the 4. E. H. Barkston, Ashburn.

Large type Cornish cocker-

els from heavy layers and

winning stock. No

culls, will weigh 16 tbs at- 1

Re old. _R. E. Adair, Stone
n, 5

GAMES AND GIANTS: _
6 White Jersey Giant pullets
and 1 rooster. $1.00 ea: ~ Pul-

lets old enough to lay. Mrs.
J. BL wae, Duiuth, R. A.



POULTRY FOR SALE.



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POULTRY FOR SA



GAMES AND GIANTS:

Gilt and steel pit game
chickens. Irish gray, Landers
Roundhead, Warhorse Torna-
tor, R. H. Shawneck, Cannon
Ball blues. 10 cocks, 1 to 2
yrs. old, $2.50 to $3. 50 ea.;
5-6 Ibs. in wt. Also will exc.
eggs for. any breed cock. GC;
R. Wade, Warrenton, R. 2.

Game hens, $2.00 ea. Eggs
$2.00 per 15. Travelers, Walk-
er Muggs, Pierce Shufflers. 1
cock, 4 hens. Dark cornish ban-
tams, $10.00; Eggs, $2.00 set-
ting. Clayton Garrett, Gaines-
ville Box 56.

22 Jersey White Giant chicks.
March hatch. mostly pullets,
bloodtested. R. O. P. chicks,
$15.00 P. P. E. F. Miller, Cal-

houn. Rt. 3.

LEGHORNS:

Hanson Str English Leghorn
pullets from 5 wks. to 2 1-2
mos. old. Also 1 yr. old hens

ped. cockerels. J. N. Jarvis. At-'

lanta 2897 Lookout PI.

50 AAA Blk. Leghorn roost-
ers, 12 week< old, 50c ea. del.
in lots of 25 or more, Also 25
Silver Snangled Hamburehs.
same age and price. Mrs. BT:
Thornton. Rovdon. Rt. 1.

Big Ens. White Leghorn pul- |

lets of the AAA auality. (all
breeders are. trapnested
mated with ped. males from
300 or more egg hens). Now
bookings orders for the 1st of
Julv. Henry V. Kiser. Gaines-
ville.

~50 suner contest havis BC3
W. C. (Direct form Grandview
board of .Performance, 250 to
aD eggs). Breeding cert. furn-
ished. Make offer at once.
Chase: Alley. 290 Bright St.,
Macon.

100 Lindstroms best grade
W.L. hens. 75e ea. Any quan-

titv or exe. for young calves.

E. D. Towns. Flovilla.

65 Wes vr com, heus:
Eng. str:. 75 percent laying. 85c
ea, at mv home: $1.00 ea. del.
Eugene Shetter. Rosaville. Rt.
1. (lakeview Drive).

25 pen. ned. mating No. 1
Roselawn wingbanded 302-337
ergs W. T.. cocks. 12 wks. old.
Mav 29 $1.50 ea. or 3 for $4.00
FOR. W_P T,assiter 35 Rocky-
ford Rd NF. Atlanta.

A choice nen of 300 ess sired

Leghorns, White or Buff cock-.

erels anv number above 10.
$1.50 ea.: Smaller lots. $1.75 ea.
Month old vuilets $25.00 (Oe
Dav old $15.00 C. Unsexed.

$9.00 C, Also heavy breeds. Live

del. Morvis Senders, Nashville.

50 young Barron English W.
L. hens, good lavers. No culls,
$1.00 ea, Mre. Grady Parker.
Fairburn. R. 1.

Black Leghorns: 18 hens, 2
roosters (Hamptons English).
1 yr. old. $20.00 for lot. FOB.
Exc. for Reds. O. L. Wootten.
Fairburn. :

1006 or mere AAA big type
W. L. pullets. Barron str., Apr.
hatch, 3 mos. old July 1st.
Write for nrice. GChas..2 TT
McMillan. Geinesville R. 3.

PEACOCKS. PHEASANTS,
QUAIL AND PIGEONS:

Chukars, $5.00 pair FOB.
Chukar eggs 20c ea. FOB. A.
B. Vickery. Lavonia,

Purebred Homer
$1.00 pr. Exc. for White King
pigeons: JM. Marsh: LaFay-
ette Chattanooga St.

(NEW HAMPSHIRE AND
RHODE ISLAND) REDS:

S. CR. I. Red two yr. old
cocks $3.00: $2.50: $2.00 and
$1.50 ea. Mahood Str. Very
dark. Also half runner garden
beans. 25 cup postpaid. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun."Rt. 1.

Silver Spangle Hamburg
cocks. fine ones, $1.50
Ringneck, Golden, Amherst,
and Bob White Quail eggs for
sale. C. T. Gaines. Buford.

20:00 COR, Eo Red hens,
thoroughbred Donaldsons str,
Deep dark red, $1.25 -ea.: 2
Roosters, same str.. $2.00 ea.
Mrs Co Se. Miers: ae Mtn...
R. 1, Box 229.

R. I. Red baby ee om
bloodtested stock, $500 for 50
P. P. Eggs, $1.00 per 15 P: P.

pigeons,

Haif grown cockerels. dark
red, $1.00 ea. Mrs. Donald
Donaldson, Decatur. Phone
De 2405. . : ao

TURKEYS. GUINEAS, -
GEESE AND DUCKS:

1 turkey gobbler, 1. turkey

hen of the large Bronze and|/

Blue type, $9.00 or swap for
200 heavy baby chicks. Send
chicks and I will send turkeys.
py L. Howard, Baxley, R.

de eP air White Pekin: Ducks.
Sell or exc, for 5 small type
bantam hens, J. E. Wood,

Atlanta. (10 Sims Ave. NW.

and,

doz. P, P. Also some cocker.

|turkey eggs. $2.00 doz. Mrs, G

key eggs. $2.00 per 12: poults,
| 35e ea. del.

Duck eggs,

Cay,



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WYANDOTTES:

3 black and white Mus
ducks; Columbian Wyan
$1.00 ea,; Mallard

Buff Orp. eggs, 75c per 15.
P. Sacks 8c ea. del. Miss
berta McCollum, Grantville



POULTRY WANTED



BABY CHICKS:

Want 100 baby chicks to rai
on halves to 10 wks. old. B. R
er R. I. reds preferred. Jame
F. Jackson. Bremen, Rt. i

BANTAMS:

Want 5 or 6 Golden Sebrigh
bantam hens. Write age and
price. R. M. Abernathy, Decatur,
605 So. Candler St.

CORNISH:

Will exc. 6 bu. Wannamaker
cottonseed. recleaned and tre
ed at $2.00 bu. for Cornish ga
hens, pullets or baby chicks. i
H. Hill, Pavo. : :

SWANS:

Want 2 white young Swas
Write G. W. Middleton. Jr., At-
lanta, 2056 Dellwood DE. Nw



EGGS F OR SALE.



BS: ae etching eggs e nv
bred to lay and exhibition ty
matings, Thompsons Str. ae
per 15: $1.25 per 30 del. Ino.
A, Wilson. Martin.

Pure M. Turkey Pe
$2.00 doz., ostpaid. J. E
Humes, Waverly Hall

Hatching egse from _ AA
Booth Str. S. C. W L. sel. and
culled from best layers 50

els for breeders from same str
J. O, Chambless, Damascus.

Purebred, bloodtested Bro
Leghorn eggs, 85c per 15 P. |
John Herring, a2 Waddell
Atlanta.

Big bone giant Biv
key eggs, $6.50 doz. Exc.
anything can use, L.
Cumming. :

Speckled Giines eggs, good
for. hatching, 60c per 18) po.
paid. Otis oe tee = Bar
ville, Rt. 2.

Purebred Dark Cornish eggs.
$1.00 per 15, P. P.* Mrs. Fred
Johnson, Dawson, z As Box
152 =

Purebred ices eek Coe
nish eggs, 85c per 15; $1.20 pe
94-P. Po Carts ret Mrs
G. Clarke, Abbeville, R. 2._

Eggs for. hatching from pure
S. L. White Giants, $1.00 pe
15 postpaid. 50c per 15 al
home, Martin Road. Miss Gsus
Hammond, Aususta. Ri 3. 4

Ancona eggs. Sheppard S
75 per 17; White Pekin duck

eggs, 75c per 12. Postag
paid,; Mrs: LD Elliott, La
vonia.

Few settings of Nabrauaneet

L. Tallant, Cumming.
Purebred M. B. Brome tur

Hatch every week,
Mrs. Neal T. Williams, Buen
Vista. :

Speckled Guinea eggs, 50
per 15, $1.50 per 50; Big white
Muscovey (very large type)
75c per 12; Pure
Golden Seabright bantam eggs
75c per 12. ~Also dill plants
25 for 15c, all del. Prefer MO.
Mrs. . Boyd. Bag gett, Daas
Ville GR Lig s

Mammoth Ribhze:
eggs for hatching,
$15.00 per 100. :
cal. Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box 505.

Blue speckled. guinea
50c per 18 Royal Eller, E
jay R. 3. - a
_ White Holland oo :
$3.00 doz. White African @
nea eggs, $1.00 per 15.

| A. W. Arnold. Newnan, 7 :

Mixed white and |
guinea eggs for c
per 18 del Rs J: Steed, Bue
Vista.

M. B. turkey ined: 2: 25 dc
del. Mrs. Roy Herod, Ada
ville, 3; oS

Turkey. eggs, M. B., 00 -
doz. postpaid. No chks. i
I Be McWhorter, Roopville.

Atzs. Str. AA Buff Orpin
ton eggs hatching quality
cellent, 35c per "15 at. h
45c shipped. plus postage, which
is 25c on 15. 33c on 30 and 4
on 45 eggs. Mrs. Johnnie
Tindal. Ty fy, Re 2

White Guinea eggs, 75c p
15 del... Mrs. (To J2: Malla

sent