Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1926 June 17

STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS ~

JACKSON, Director _
Exaigated by J. J. Brown; Commissioner of Agriculture, March 1, 1917.

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ~=~~~~S*CWTssue Weekly
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. te Each Thursday, . :

Entered as ae class matter February 15, 1922, at the Postoffice at Afatia. Georgia, under the act. of June 6, 1900.
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VOL. 9.. ae as a _ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1926. : oe Oe ak















| me On the eve of our Peach movement itis gratifying to. ohaeiee the orderly preparation. that
as being made for same. 3

*

a Probably the most outstanding feature of these preparations i is that of nccten Service,
: 7 which i is largely inereased, with some growersyet undecided. That this service is a great
: benefit i in marketing there can be no doubt, as it gives confidence to a distant buyer, wheth-
a er we havea free movement ora sluggish one, and in many other ways it will be found help-

We seem fortunately situated with our crop coming to maturity under ideal conditions,
though late, and iti is to be hoped that every grower will strive to prepare his fruit for market
| : in the best manner possible, as we can assure you there will be keen competition, and the
: Ps grower, wherever he may be located, who packs and ships his fruit quality, grading and pack-
5 ing: the best, will net the greatest amount for his fruit. | Inspection Service will be Lag great.

| est] help i in accomplishing this. Ge oe 3 SSS









re Maes all ai to chaee BUREAU OF MARKETS, State Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia
ee. Prices below are those which wholesalers were paying. F. O. B. these cone pee centers, the day this Bulletin
went to Bees June 12, 1926. REMEMBER, THESE. ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES.

= ct) ea AUGUSTA | MACON SAVANNAH Cone

fe Suet potatoms; K: D.4 pk: Ceates 2c O98 Be) 2.50Ea. | goeke een a
I

i sh Potatoes, No. 1, new 100 Ib. sacks_ 3.95 35: : 3 3.25 Se SOO Sao
_ Cabbage (Green crated New) = & G2 : 1.75Cwt. _ 1.50Cwt,. . 2.00C wt.
tee : 3.50

Field Peas Mixed Whipporwills = 3.50 Bu... ae a: 3.50 3.50
|i Black Eye Peas i Pele Ebr eS & : -6% Lb. ; 644 Lb. 616 Lb.
l| Eggs, Fresh candied 2614 Doz. see 3 .26 Doz. . .30 Doz. -.27. Doz.

- 2246 Lb. gas 5 -.22 Lb. .22 Lb. -23 Lb,
oe Ahh oo oe 2 .24 Lb. .28 Lb. 2 2a Ee
i ate ; 32 1b ; a : PY Lb: -11 Lb. 12 Lb.
jj Friers and Broilers 1% to 2 ibs. ee ae ae any Bie 86 Eh: 38 Lb. , ge Cb,

si 15 Lb. So n > Ebs j Lb. So eo Eb: 27 Lb:

10 Lb. : BOL, 12 Lb. 42 Lb.









< ie Ane). Lee ee ns oe eo aed - : 2 22 Lb. on eh 2: ebb.
craves Gens) at ae prs eee ae 2 met .22 Lb. ee .30 Lb. tila 28 Te
i, Country Butter (Best Table) pee 35. Lb. 35 Lb. a os (40 Lb. at 37 Lb.
1/.. Country Butter (Cooking) : 22 tho . 25 Lb. g
| Georgia Cane Syrup (Bbl.)
Sorghum Syrup
- Corn Meal, per 96-lb. sack
Corn, No. 2 (White Western) sucked oe
Oats, No. 3 (White) sacked
Peanut Hay
Peavine. Hay . (ss 0 on wo ts os a ee a mn tn om ems nw Ow
_Shucks: air ee ee

More t than 200, 000 Georgia farmers dad: bueae will ae weeks read 3 your ad: on Georgia farm oes
nk nepenlece 5 Ae heeats ee ee ee









re Two you

ae or exe for small grist, mill ang Leghorn

er kas Watlase. 401 Highland Ave At-

; Janta Ga Fresh in eee and Guern-

ey cow giving 51-2: gal weighed milk;
. sell reasonable or exc; also 2 wks old
heifer calf from above cow $15 or exc

for chickens or turkeys
J A Knowles, R 4 Jackson Ga Fine
Reg Jersey pull calf; make best offer
i -T Wyatt, Farrar -Ga 2 good milk

, *ecOWS freshen soon; wsell cheap; also one

jure bred Jersey bull calf 4 mo old en-

oe < ~ titled: -to . res B29 > without papers or $30
_ *with papers, or exc for pure, DES heifer

from good stock

Mrs & A Hilliard, Rs Unadilla Ga
ine heifer calf 5 wks old, half Jersey
and half Guernsey $9 LO.

TL A Thomas, R1t Lithonia Ga Cow

core

fresh in with calf i wk old, part Jersey

"Hereford cattle both. sexes; write

Fine Reg

ee

$45

M H Parrish, Metcalf Ga One grade
Sepeey. bull 6 mo old-$la; good stock

Ef Boswell Jr, Sitleam: .Ga Reg
for
cs prices ;
* BO fussell, Box 1595 Sadia Ga
Shorthorn yearling $25 f o b
Ww T Adams, Lavonia Ga Holstein
sheifer 2 yrs old 450 Ibs; sell or exe
for 2 good shoats; also Jersey bull

600 lbs Le tb or exc for milk cow fresh.

win

Sees fa 84 Gardner, Locust Grove Ga Jer-

sey milk cow 2 1-2 gal day fresh in with
second calf $50 f.0,6
.- AST -Owens> anon | Ga Pare

; | Guernsey pull

F i. Elorence, R 3 Farmington Ga 2
good Jersey cows fresh in with first
and fourth calves
RD Gites, R 1 Barnesville Ga 1 ex-
ytra fine 4 gal black Jersey. cow, fresh |
in Aug ist with third calf $45 or exc
# - young cow fresh in now
Jp tushop,R- 2 Witzgerald Ga Jer-

sey pull 8 yrs old $45; One Red Jersey |

heifer. good, condition 18 mo old $20.

. Mrs JN Carson, Brooks Ga Fine milk
cow, black Jersey, freshen in. six wks
- $50 fob

Mrs Avilie Ward, $244 Third St Gonim:}

bus Ga One 3-4 Jersey millk cow 2 1-2
ers old freshen in 15 or 20 days with
second calif $40 f o b Roena or Damas-
; cus Ga or exc for pigs or chickens of
any breed :
J BH Ward, R 2 Damascus - Ga_ Good
milk cow will freshen | by July: 1st; sell

or exe for small horse, hogs or chickens

. of any. Brees ; . ; ce

pe is" 6 Aaeieayilic. Ga 2 fresh
- ows
Soe Jackson, Donovan Ga 15 Jersey
milk cows PO CRe te and fresh milk-

<< Ors

Sution,

ANE Mitehell , & Co. sBauneeville Ga
Two, No 1 grade cows with young
. calves; One choice Jersey - grade cow
_ freshen soon, $40, $45 and $50: f ob
: Great Hill Place, Bolingbroke Ga
Grade Guernsey bull calf 6 mos old
sired by Reg Guernsey. bull out of Jer-
wey cow $40 f:o9b
Jay & Mason, Madison Ga Reg Jer:

; sey bulls- aul Ages; rite for price and |

pedigree \

IV Ferce, Rt Kinsington Ga Jersey
fe Egypt Nice r i
orn; make best. offer 0 bE Sypt Penn:

farrison Ga Corn fs

3 yr old with calf 2 mos old .$50~
Cathedral Pines Dairy, Athens (Ga
Jersey buil calves. 5 days old from Reg
cows: giving 4 to 6 gal $15 to $25.ea

Cow

23 Oop? no oe papers es at these

pr tees

c fe J i haw, R 5 Marietta Ga Bing 8 yr

ybid bull. halt deneey and half eae

ao 800. lbs $75



ie

HOGS FOR SALE

$ T Jeffrson, R 1 Stockton Ga Pe
. Nand Jersey - brood sow and 5 fine big
bone pigs, 2- soWs and 3 boars.8 wks
old $7.50 ea for pigs,f<o ib. or $10 ea

~ $f shipped;* one sew 3 yrs old 290 Ibs

$40 on farm or $50 shipped

R L Brown, McRae Ga Reg spotted
RP C pigs. $10 .ea 0 $18 pair; also. one
* Hampshire Bilt, ent Hea to reg 150 lbs
525

Oakhurs

; Plantati ion,

eos

spotted POs sow pure.

. -D_ G Garner, Uanxemni Ga Big . Bone

=P C boar ready foz service;
furnished if desired

W Rowland, 1.Caraesville Ga One
vred $35 f'.0 b
R1 Ash/and Ga Duroe

mo olc from-~Reg

papers

SO. B Garns son,
Jersey boar 106
stock $25

L, F Cook, Cooksville Ga * pigs.7 wks
old. 3-4P. C and 14 Teme, AP ea
of <0cb :

R K Rowe, hae ae Ga 12 pigs g wks

of old $55 (or lot, crossed. with P:C-

National. Pecan Groves Co. -Flintsi 2e
Ga. On Ped. R Duroc: bear; mise. one

feorn meal $2. 25. for 2 bu bag f 0

_ Hamilton Ga
Reg Spotted 5 og C piggrsest blood lines a oe

crates; make best offe

Hl Morris, R 3 Edison Ga

jb

bone black P C service. boars 8 aa old |

$30 ea registered in buyers name; also
P C pigs 8 to 12 wks old $12.50 ea or
$14 ea with papers tO e

W T Steed, R 1 Washington Ga Two
Big Bone guinea: male pigs 10 wks. old
40 to.50 Ibs $15 ea shipped or $12 ea

; at my lot

Mrs J WaWallace,.R D. Griffin: Gas 6.
P C-pigs 2:1-2 mo old-$5 ea f.0-b

W H Mitchell, Barnesville Ga 7 Du-
roc grades and 8 full Duroe ready for
del July ist, $5 and $6 ea; Also spot-
ted PC bear 1 mos old; sell or exc
for cattle :

fe E Mitchell, Barnesville Ga 6 Spot-
ted P C pigs; 1 Duroc -boar 13 wks old;
also Duroc gilt - same aBe $15" ea ste
certificate :

RL Melburn, Mitchell Ga ~10 pure
bred P.C pigs 10 wks old $5 ea

EL H Hdenfield; -R 73: Stillmore . Ga 3
Duroc Jersey barrows <and.1> sow for
meat. hogs average 90 lbs: $60.for dot f
0 b; 7 nice feeder shoats: average 25
Ibs $40 for lot fob ie

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE

G W Cobb, Star Rt Ellijay Ga One
pony pair, mules, | wagon and Spe
EC heap; mules es and. 9 yrs old; sell
exc for: good milk, COW | cirgeh in or for
field peas ;

D. M Boatright, R 4 Carrollton Ga
Young stallion dark bay 4 1-2 yrs old



r Hamiltonian. stock; small blaze face
bred

R M Loyd, R 2 Folkston Ga Large
Jenny 7 yrs old; cheap or exc

_J S Hill, City Hall, Macon Ga Shet-
land mare pony 6 yrs old solid rere
color and very gentle

C N Hodgson, Athens Ga Shetland
ponies solid -colors about 40 inches
high: mostly unbroke but easily. broken
to ride or drive; also few broke ones
$60 fo. $100 ea fob. :

JL Britt, Darien Ga Good buggy or
saddle horse, perfectly gentle, cheap

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE

E Simpson, 32-B Tifton St Atlanta
Ga Pure-bred Reg Nubian milk. goat)
doe; has milked better than 4 qts per:
day; 2 young does, both giving milk, 50
percent Nubian and 50: percent Teggen-
burg, not reg; very reasonable

Miss Helen Biggers, Bremen Ga Sev-
eral sheep and lambs; make best offer

KE Grubbs, R 1 Demorest Ga Pure |
bred Nubian buck kid from Reg stock:
dam gives 6 1-4 pts at .first kidding;
grand dam a gallon PERE $1002
at 6 wks old
_ A.D Galt, Adbany Ga) 19 high grade
Southdown ram-lambs $10 ea -

5 Durham, Woodville Ga Pair 3-4
Toggenburg - goats: 85 mp old; manny |
Wrea, StS for pair * 2 ee

T_J Stewart, Leary Ga 4 Tog



genburg.!

iy Beets gnaiter, 2 (does registered; Buck
all:

oe o Brantley, R55 Wrightsville Ga
25 head goats; make offer se

E S Heath, Scottdale Ga Pure bred
registered Toggenburg and Nubian
milk ; goats :

CORN



& CORN _MEAL

PEAT C
SW. ESS. Bedingtield, ,
in ear Se. bu of.80 tbs

Os iA. Crittenden,
/water ground corn meal $1.20 bu del :

C_E Roibson, Lumpkin Ga 1500 bus
good sound ear eorn 80 ibs. to bu; make |:
best offer

L Patrick, Quitman Ga Fresh ground |
ib;

shelled corn $2.05 for 2 bu bags 79 b>
It D Glover, ,Zebuion Ga Popoorr
shelled 10 lb; on cob GAR ys

OATS, WHEAT, a & - HAY
KOR, SALE
Great Hill Place; Bolingbroke ce Bx: |.
cellent Vetch and oat hay, aout 2:
tons baled $32 ton f, 0 b

POT: A'TORS, ERU ETS AND
VEGETABLES. FOR SALE
H L Whidden, Stockton Ga Red Bliss |.
Trish potatoes $1. pk
Mrs J T Griffin, R 3 Edison Ga-Snan
beans, butterbeans, tomatoes and shell
navy peans

B B. Everson, Damascus Ga String.
less green pod beans: and yellow crogk
eck squesn $1: 50 hamper f ob

Mrs ts -S~lements, R 6 -Tifton Ga
Green snap beans, and green peas 10c
lb f o b; also green white spinexcucum-



igs

}bers te lb f 0 b

J D Black, ar. 2 Baxley | Ga Red
5liss Trish potatoes No ae



$2 bu del; OX

| $5

(40c ib. del t*

|seed extra early Jersey Wakefield $1 |

Shellman | Ga Good

jib; First class Half and Half cbtton- |

: Ub; del ss



nest onions see
t -P Trowell, Broxton | Ga Hresh ;
matoes 10c lb- duly. ist. dl. ea
we Tumiin, Gainesville Ga Delicious |
Ga peaches; write for prices.
HW @ Hart, Barwick Ga Hiarts of
Gold. sand Pink meat cantaloupe $1 flat
erate # ob; Faney - iene 6 basket
crate $4 f-0 Db
og ~ Mullis, Alma ; Ga Nee Hoveuies
onions | dried oe. oe ee or el Us ou
vee g Pear :

; SEED FOR SALE wae

Mrs G W Forest, R 5 Ball Ground |
-Ga Turnip .seed 25c for 2. cupstull;, REC
for white bush putterbeans Br pov
fiower cuttings :

os Ww ANE Quitman | Ga Full |
|L-beating tender variety cenglish | peas for
seed 25c teacuptull del

Mrs A Guilford, Hatcher Station Ga
Brown sugar crowder Deas 15 Ub 8 Ibs
$1 f ob
tees C F Kilpatrick, Watkinsville Ga

sowing 25c cgnat or lot or 10 lbs

9

B Hardigree, R 2
home grown , turnip . seed recleaned.

seven varieties mixed _ 36. a fer. Jot . or

* J N: Wilson & Co. Villa R a: Ga Sev-
antop turnip seed, Southern Prize *60C
lb; Cornfield bean seed 25c Ib f 0 b-

W i-Coueh, R17 Villa Rica Ga Seven:
top turnip seed 1926 crop; about 10 gals;
make best offer; ee PEC" ie pt tate
plants

W HH Hearn, Batomton Ga Mexican
June corn $t pk: sees millet 5e-
German millet 7e Ib-

R Griffin, Douglas Ga White onion

M W Harris, Sparta Ga a Clover.
seed juncleaned 206 Ib opt &

-Woodliff Plant Farms, :
Branch .Ga Orange eane seed $2. |
Ky <Wonder corntield beans: 400 Ib)
Ids $1.

ee Stokes, Fitzgerald , Ga. Cabbage.

Ib; 5 Ibs $4.50; 10 lbs $8.50 del

-Mrs Kate Hood, Stapleton Ga. 10 Ibs |
Dixie Seventop. turnip seed; make offer

Mrs > 5 Williams 23 Flowery.
Bench Ga Bulk turnip seed mixed 10c
tablespoon

H H Huckeba, R 1 Roopville Ga 26
lbs pure 1926 crop SOveHTSD, Tar: seed
50c Ib or $10 for lot

Kersten & Denson Co.
Speckle peas $4.50 pu; Otogtan beans
$8.25; -Biloxi soy + $4580; 90 day velvet
beans $3. "5; Mexican June corn $3.50
eM ore $1 pk; Striped Sone beans
$3, TO: pk or 50c qt |

W EH Robinson, Cairo -Ga - White
spanish seed peanuts 31:90 .bu;, Genuine
N @ Runner seed peanuts $2- bu; Pearl
or attail millet $4.50 for 60 Ibs; Ger-
man Millet $2.75 bu; all fF ofb

RE Wallis, R 1 Villa. Rica Ga 50
lbs .winter turnip . seed 400 PET Ca |
sound.35c lb,

ger Ponder, Rs ow lene me Ga Ga col-
lard seed 1926 erop 27 lb; white slick.
fustard seed 25 "1b; Seventop turnip
seed 25c lb or 2 tablespoon .1ic. 08 of
mustard and turnip :

n, Raymond Ga,_ 25 or 30 |.

mixed purple | and. Soutt

#5

oWhorn, Nice cean seed

in exchange nee
J Te Williams, , Lifton Ga Mexioah
June seed orn $1. pk; Small white
bunch putter beans 35c ib, 2 or more Ibs
'30e Ih: Okra seed -50c Ib; collard - seed
0c lb; turnip seed 60c Ib; del ~*~

. Rhodes Seed. Co. Forsyth Ga. Golden
and White Dent corn and Mexican
June. corn $1 pk or $3. 85 bu; Mammoth
yellow | soy beans Wwe. pk or $2.95 bu:

Watson, Triumph veleckiey< Sweet,
-Rattlesnake, Carolina Bradford melon
seed | $1. 1b; also Texas seeded cane,
urr Clover and Hairy Vetch: write |
For prices.

| <Cairo Seed re Cairo Ga Sleat Wat
son melon seed from large mefons 40c

seed $1.bu; Amber, Orange, and Red-
tep sorghum seed $3 bu; Mammoth
Southern Curled Mustard seed 20 lbs
$4; White velvet okra seed 20 lbs $4,
all E80 pad 4

Southern, Plant Co. Tifton Ga = Col-
dard sced. Oc Ib; Baby Lime Beans
Seed 35c Ip; 2. or: more lbs 30c tb; Mexi-
can June seed corn $94,525 pk; Turnip
seed 60c lb; Okra seed 50 'b; Southern
Queen Watermelon seed $1 1b: all del

WV: Toole, Re Macon Ga.Ga Favor-
ite okra seed 10 z or 50 Ib; Southern |
Prize. or Pie eepng se SGed 0c

Fresh new mixed turnip seed for fall |:

Bogart Ga 25 lhsj.

Rowers :
ne %

POM on Ca :

= cabbage,

cept meine potato 2
: to, Greater

Sudan grass Tie Ib; Halburts, Honey, e

St ir
et Wane: Mexican June corn nnubbed a
shelled | $1.pk or B36 bu-f.0.b.

Jo BP Hawey, R i Jersey Ga 60 or. 65
Ibs fall turnip seed ae _and. clean;

_ | Make best offer

Mrs J W White, Hartwell Ga Burr
Clover seed Drei oe sound $1 bu
f-0.b =
Tester Feed & Seed Store, Rome Ga:
Red eob. corn. oe 25 bu; Hasting prolific
corn $2.50 iu; Orange cane seed $2 bu
Mrs .Sidda Southerland, .K 3 Ellijay

-|Ga Mixed turnip seed, -Seventop and

white globe 10c tablespoon

J Rawies,* R. B Cairo Ga Collard ee
109 Ths. sor more .28c -1b, less | quantity
BOC: tp :f.0:b :

Mrs Mattie Sue oO Kelley, R 1 Comer
Ga ixed . turnip seed.45c Ib 1926 crop;
.exe 1 pint forl pk seed Irish | potatoes
Or si gal sound peas or 300 potato
pans =
Gat Maxwell, R 3 WWashineton
Ga Pires ice-cream watermelon seed 75c
Ib; Fine aoe cantaloupe seed ne for

same price; Vegetable euch seed We)
tablespoon / :

Marrie Hayes, R 2 Manassas Ga Pro-
lific Garden og seed new crop Zoe, ib; \
add postage i
Pe RoS incite. Cornelia Ga Took sut
Mtn seed Irish potatoes $5 bu, 2 bu
$9.75, 10 bus $48, half bi $3; No. order
accepted for less than half bu a

J H Leverette, R 1 Parrot Ga 8 lbs
.new rape seed 1926 grown, Se for totifiel,
within 300 miles _ a

J N Wilson & 0. Villa Rica Ga Hoa:
eydrip eane seed $1. 50 -bu.f .o b> ate ;
e Moultrie. Plant se Moultrie | Ca cAdEE
varieties cabbage seed, also Greater Bal- -
timore, New Stone and Red Rock :to-~
mato seed all $1 lb; Georgia whitehead
jand Buncom collard Seed '50c Ibe Ako.

G W Heard, Box 136 Atlanta Ga 6
Ce Fens cane seed,. Spe hee. $1.50 eu,

PLANTS. FOR SALE ae

Sirs: J Hawkins, -Hatley Ga Porto
eotoh potato $2550 M del |

& Courson, R 4 Baxley Ga Gov ine
Spected . Porto. Rican potato ae: 10 M
t oO bd Pes

HL Joiner, eptitain evils Ga Large
quantity pure Porto Rican potato now
ready $2. Ml oO b> PENNE NO eee

Hilton Plant Co. Baxley Ga Rorto .
Rican potato. Gov inspected $2 ah 8
M or -mor $1.75,M to %b <

GF A Williamson, R-1 Abba Ga Gov
ae Porto Rican Hele to aa M

0b.

Ww Tomberlin, Sarewey Ga Porto
Ri can potato ov inspected $2 M re ho

Brannen | Plant Farm,, Baxley Ga Imp
orto Rican, potato red meat $2 M; 3
M or more $1.90 JM. prompt shipment |
RS H Boone, Hazlehurst Ga Gov in-
spected Porto Rican _ Porat | $2. 50 a
del ee s

Cea Hollis, - Baxley - Ga Hollis op
Porto Rican potato $2.25. M, 10 M or
pmore go WE sf CO.) 64

~ Mrs Lue Tomberlin, 3s 2. Surrency
Ga Gov. inspected Porto Rican oe
-$2 .M::f 0b; 2 M $3.95, 5 Ml $9.50 | :

Woodliff Plant Farms, Flowery,
Branch Ga Porto Rican potato: $277)
del 5 =M pr more $2:50M; Wakefield.
Stone > and Ba tino re t



OL.25 ME
Stokes, Plant. Co! Fitzgerala, Ga Toma.
Baltimore and New Sto
now ready 90c M del; Jersey and Ch
leston Wakefield Sabbage same price,
prompt shipment ae
Mrs LS Clements, Re 6. Tifton , Ga.

Porto. Rican. potato: Goy. papected ae

M:f.0:.)..0r 5 2.25. del.

W W Williams, . Quitman Ga Frost-
proof cabbage $1 M; Tomato $1 ee
Ruby King: pepper $2 M ne
Cureton Nurseries, Austell Ga Peach,
pear, plum, apple, pecan, cherry, quince,
fig, grape, berry plants, shade and or-
namentals; write: for prices; Home. and
commercial planting any quantity

LA Crow, Flowery Branch a Lead-
ing varieties cabbage and collard and
tomato $1.20 M del, 5 M or more. st = :
OF be ; ;

Arie Honey, Uvalda: Ga Ege zplants,
New York Imp purple 130 dayss25c : hun
Cabbage Collard eas variety Boe
hun-del

J M Bailey, Rz: B Cordele Ga Porto
Rican -petato Gov ins pected = $2.50 MM.
del ; ;

M & Roberts, Sumner Ga Gov in-
spected Porto Rican potato now ready.
$2.50. M .del;.:$2.25 Qk 0 od

Mrs aS WwW Sellers; R.A Baxley. Ga
Imp :Porto Rican -potato .$2.80 M fo Des
or $2. 50. MM. del; Boone same price =

sBarber Plant .Co., Baxley Ga Potato
$2.10 M: Tomato Siu; prompt ship-

jeorgia Plant Farm, Baxley Ga Po-





ato 32 M pr ae) shipment:



YM del of $450 M fob

oda uetaba da Branch Ga

oo tec hunsor $1. 20 M del; M or
eT Wanren, Tifton Ga Porto Rican
ato State inspected $2 M del.

#% Harrison, Dublin Ga Buneum

: rd 25c hun $4.25 M; Early Jersey

Wakefield and Early Flat Dutch. cab-

bage Zac hun $1.40 M; Big Boston let-

' 25 hun.$1.40 M; Iceburg lettuce |
; 50 M; ah ge ae eee |S

sJB Paul, Leesburg Ga Barly!

Prolific, Parks Earliana, Norduke wilt

istant and New Stone tomato: 20c

$1.50 M; Ruby Giant sweet pepper

and Eggplant 80 hun; Imp Gov in:

spected Porto Rican potato $2.50 Ve
T Herndon, Surrency Ga State in-

spected hand graded Porto: Rican and

Inip Porto Rican potato $2 iM fo b;
AS R Henry, Uvalda Ga lEgeplents
mp New York Purple 130 day 25c hun
ely. also cabbage collard heading vat
y 25e hun: del
Whitfield, Ty, Ty Ga Re2: Bort
potato eee iM o b; now

ay -
e ee Tyre Plant Farm,

M ff oO e
Ww Martin; R= D: Cordele Ga Gov in-
pected Porto Rican potato $2 Mt o.b
Mobley, R 4 Baxley Ga Imp Red
, Borto: Rican potato $2.50 M del

Swinsol, Re 2

a P Spires, Bassey Ca Imp Hed skin
Porto Rican potato: $2 20> 7 Met. Os bs:

Dp Biack Jr R 2 Baxley, Ga Imp

erie skin or. Rican yore ee 18

can i ship ae at once

: xoes R. 3 Alma Ga Porto vtlcain'

eos ak postage. as
Dora Pee R 2 Jefferson Ga

" pydrangia; aia Key othe:

ns, fire, planis, squirreltail fern to}

rs J Cullars, R 2 2 Daisy Ga Bun-
collard now ready: exc for Porto
potato plants, 200 collard for 100
or exe for | pea peed for table

iY suga 10 plants: for

so exc plants, for. spanisit peanuts T00"
lants: for 2 Ibs peanuts ee
Major Crow Plait Farm, mibwely
yanch Ga Porto Rican and Old Fash-
Boon potato State inspected $2: 50
el- or $2 M fo. b;. Wakefield and
Dutch: cabbage now. ~ready;,. New:
Gre ater Baltimore
Oe hun, $1.25 M del or $1
10M: $9
M Osteen, Waresboro Ga 500M
0 Rican vine Cur tins $0.0 Ser
ompt shipment
B Lyon, R 1 Tifton Ga Porto wican
to Gov inspected $1. 75 ay f ob
Or $2 M del -.

Mrs: D J MeCorvey.: 1
( ov inspected oe Rican ee: 2.28
( OO:
can Botatg m5 M
_ Mrs Sidda Southerland, R 3. Ellijay

Baxley Ga. Porto

hun; ona lic hun; add post-
. Tumilin, Gainesville
Po to Rican potato Gov inspected $2
; Cabbage and tomato $1.25 M
R Clianclr, Seville Ga Gov inspect-
d Porto Rican and Nancy Hall pota-
$2.50 M del: Ruby King pepper $1.25
M. r 30c hun del
MecBver Seed & Plant Be Braselton
New Stone and Greater Baitimore
omato $1. 235 M or 25c hun; All Season
Fiat Dutch ehunaee. Jeading ee,
3 collard all $1.25 M or 25c: hun,

Z Grantville

liana tomato

Bristol Oa

Bek Baxley Ga Goy,
ected Porto Rican petato. $2. 0 M

toamto-

HawWinsville oS f

Gay. Imp |





skin: red. meat select as seed. inspected |.

jand then tede os)
GG Whiting, | Seville Ga EXxtpa) fine

S43 owilt resistant tomato, Norton. ee a

1 | umbia! 25' Wii oael > .
'L: A Crow, Flowery Branch: Gat Lesa:

ing varieties cabbage and collard aiso:

tomate 25 hun or. $1.15: M del; Porto

yi Rican potato $2 M del

PAXOS Nation, R A Tifton. Ga Porto

- Rican potato Gov inspected 2 Mf ob
an *agllara? sine abba i: also} . = a:

'H Eller, R 3 HMiijay Ga Late Flat:

price; June Pink: tomato 30 hun)
ay Wilson, R 3 isllijay Ga Stone to-

; mato: 200! hun

Mrs . Dinah: Eller, . R:
Tune Rink tomato 35 hun:. Beauty to-
mato and Late Fiat Dutch cabbage 25
hun; Collard 20e hun

-T Tf Gordon, R-2 Rochelle Ga Imp
Porto Rican potato State inspected $2

-del now ready .

W_O Waldrip, R 1 Flowery. Branch
| aa -Imp Porto Rican and Boon: potato

hse 25 M del; Wakefield and Flat: Dutch

cabbage, New. tomato SL. 25 M
dels.)

of Zi Taylon R2 Alma Ga Inspected

purple skin Porto Rican potato $2. a

Mo pele;

Bi A Power Ty Ty Ga Porto Ricari
potato $1.50 M f o b-or$1.75 M del:

D Story & Sons, Morven Ga Gov. in:
spected. Porto Rican. potatoe $1.75 M
del; 5 M or more $1.60 M del

A N Rentz; Baxley Ga Porto Rican
potato $2.25 M f o b; prompt shipment

J S Todd, R 2 Baxley Ga Porto Rican

| potato Gov inspected $2 M ae

J T White, Dublin Ga: Porto. Rican
potato plants; write. for prices .

Bak Hall,
ready 20c hun $1.25.M del

:; Miss Bell Jones, R 4 Shellman Ga
Red Rock: tomato now ready 25c hun
del; exc for hand made straw brooms,
dried fruit free from worms, rape:
seed

WwW W Riedon Tifton. Ga Porto Rican
potato $2M fo b; State inspected .

A.J Whiddon, R A Tifton. Ga. Porto
Rican | potato Gov peed $1.50 M:
fob:

ae R Boatright, Coffee Ga Imp pur-
ple skin Porto Rican potato $2 M; Pink
skin Porto Rican Gov. inspected same
prices.

Empire Plant Co. R 6 Pitzperald Ga

)}| New Stone. and Greater Balt timore to:

mato $1 M del, now ready |

Miss Lydia Stokes, R 6. Fitzgerald
'| GapeNew Stone and. Greater Baltimore
tomato 50c for 500 del; now ready

Miss.F O Stokes, R 6 Fitzgerald Ga
New Stone and Greater Baltimore to:
mato: 60c for 500 or $1 M. del; now
ready :

-F Rentz; Baxley Ga Porto. Riean po-
tato $2.25) ,M 4 M $8.25, 8 M $16.50,
10 M $90.7 sf

Wed Doway: RD Cor dele Ga Por-
to Rican potato $2 iM del -

W H Stewart, Alma Ga Purple skin
Porto Rican potato $2 Mfob ~
Ope By cr Alma Ga Imp Porto
Rican, Barly . Triumph - and Banana
Yam potato $2. 25! M del: Por ship-
ment
Crystal Plant Cs: Roehiisnan Gal
Nancy Hall and Porto Rican potato
$1.75 M; White Yams" $2 M f

FE M Carter, Rockingham Ga Nancy

Hall and Porto Rican poiato $1.65 M;

White Yans $2 M
Morris & Dunn, Pine Grove Ga Por:
to: Rican and Nancy Hall potato oe
20 Mor more $1.75 M fo 0" Gov in-
es and prompt shipment
A Williamson, R 1 Abba Ga
ae Rican: potato Gov faspecies $2

|M fob about June 20th del
3 Macon Ga New

Bibb Plant Co. R
Stone and Grater Baltiniore tomato
$1.15 M del 3M or more 75c M if 0b;
prompt: shipment

Mrs J.C. Goolsby, R q Gikehe Ga
Porto Riean: potato Gov inspected $2. M,

5 M or more $1.75 M ;

- Mrs. H:G Brown, Rl Stone Mtn Ga
Few celery plants: 40 hun

tas Smith, R D Cordele Ga Porto
Rican potato $2.50 M del.

H G Rardett, R' D Cordele Ga Porte
eats and Big Stem . Jersey . potato

2.50 M del

Waldrip, aed Gainesville Ga Cab-
bage now ready 25c hun: $1.25 M, 5 M:
or more $1 M fob

L. Bowen, Baxley Ga Porto Rican po-
fato: $9.25 Me*
lots

Mrs. Ida Kelley, R 4 Marietta: Ga

| Nice:size horehound plants 10c dz fo b

pr lhe daz del; exc for late cabbage

plants . me
2. T Fambro, Goeesnaviie Ga Fan ||
-erop Charleston Wakefield cabbage. OM

Sten tomato July ist del a

aris. strain:.es
cockerels;,
Dutch. ce bbage 20c bun; Collards same

3 Ellijay Ga

no kin to. cockerels,
$1 a f 0 eee

|wks old; also few yearling hens

Chipley Ga Collards now |

Vip

special Brice on large:


and Eauly: Globe peat lants 25 hun;
aiso Long White pod | fokra plants zac
hun; add postage - ;

CHICKENS & EGGS ROR SALE
oe ae ee White Leghorns ;
C H Davis, R 1 LaGrange Ga |
hatch cockerels Ferris strain $1 ea
Miss Helen. Bigg ers, Bremen: Ga Fer-



write for prices:
strain pullts 4 mo old $50 for lot or
| $4. 25, ea in. lots 5. or more .

Beaver Ruin Leghorn arm, Ri Noe
cross Ga Few choice Ferris, best strain
eockerls 8 wks old $1.50 ea

Mrs H Richardson, Montezuma Ga
Few Tantred- Royal mating cockerels
from blood tested stock $1.50 ea del,
Feb hatch; also 100 hens same strain,
ve: 1926. shateh

diab Cook, Ball Groun@. Gay Barron
strain cockerels from fancy stock 2.50
ea

R Stanley, Due Ga One seek. fe yr.old;
sll or exc for game...
Monroe Poultry Farm, . Forsyth Ga
Mch hatch pullets Tancred strain $1
ea

BY Bruce, Martin Ga Pullets 4 to. 12:

cotks. Wyckort strain

S- Tyson, Be: Adel Gai. 11 wks old
cockerels 80c 63; lots. 20. or more 60dc
ea fob

Dele House, i. o Washington Ga 65
pulleis 10 wks. old. Mae ea Tancred
strain: also 3. cockerels 10 wks old same
strain dc ea ;

Jo Sanders, (Re Gainesville Ga 20
pullets Wyckoff strain 9 wks old 50c
ea; 40 pullets 7 wks old 40c ea; cock-
erels 40 6a satiie strain

ees Ww Nations, Elberton Ga Geaatie
Beall- Tancred strain cockerelS and pul-
ets Mch 10th and Apr 10th hatch $1.50
ea FO. bd

AL Caylor, R 4 Dalton Ga. 10 hens
anid 1 cdck $10 for lot; all VOUS stock
and pure bred:

Mrs C J Meeks, R 2 West Green Ga
Several fine cockerelS Meh hatch
Wyckoff strain fine for breeding $1 ea

B E Huguley, Danburg Ga 30 or 40
nice Barron strain puliets Mech hatch
90e- ea

J W. Standard, Danburg Ga 100 pul-

good layers Tic ea; lots 25 to 100 70
J D Rung, College Park Ga

Jd 3 mos old
cockerels from

heavy laying Barron

Land Ferris strains $1.75 ea del

B F Bruce, Martin Ga Cockerels
Wyckoff strain from special matings;
also pullets and yearling hens pure
aa write for prics

* Weller, Vails Cresk=Ga 4 pair Tan:
heal strain chickens 12 wks old; sell in
pairs or separate; make best offer,
exc _

Nellie M Robinson, Nicholls Ga Few.
choice pure = bred F errs strain cock:
erels Mch and Apr hatch $1. 50 ea f ob

H E Williams, 481 Ruth St Athens

Ga 129 Ferris strain pullets, also. eock-
erels 8 wks old Tic a in lots 25 or
more

_ Mrs Annie Mae Bruce, R y Martin Ga

sell or exc for Bl Jersey Giant pullets
or hens

chicks 2 wks old 20 ea

strain. cockerels - wks old from spas

layers $1. Sa i.0:

Peach Poultry.. Co: Ft. .Valley .Ga
also ready to lay -pullets-same strain

Mrs J H Mojris; R 2 Stilson Ga 4
pure. bred cockerels Feb 1926. hatch $f

ea cr 6xc for 4 Buff ene eron or RI
Red pullets

FARM LAND

_ IMPORTANT NOTICE:

oe





: wanted.



oh

es Be for 15; 100 hens and

R_Scarboro, Finleyson Ga. 45 Tancred

| $29. for lot del;

and



Mis Ida. ole ee
pure bred ree
18th hatch
strain. last: of Apr hia tch 7c ea f 0 be
8 hens - and Pe cock
for lot a
(Miss Grace Hale, Doyle | Ga. 20 pure
bred. Ferris strain cockerels 3 mo. old
$18 for. lot, f o b.
WwW C Peyton, 3uchanan Ga 400 pure 2
bred pullets 12 wks old $1 ca. ;
CG He. Davis, R 1 LaGrange Ga Cock= ,-
herels Mh hatch Ferris strain $1 Cae ass
Rhodell: Poultry Karm, Oakwood Ca
100 yearling | hens Ferris strain. $1 a;,
Russian strain pullis and cockerels :
10 wks old. $1 ea, i
Mrs Lottie Leverette, R a Parrott
Ga Eggs for setting Toc for 15. . f
TF Yarbrough, Scarboro ay 4g Fer-.
ris heavy laying strain cockerels 10
wks old $1.50 ea Ms

- Brown Leiliorns -

G M Johnson, Kite Ga 25 hens nee
laying strain, , and 3 cocks Same strain
in lots 9 heus and
cock $10 del; also 25 chicks 8 wks old
same strain $10 for lot del; also. 13
. three wks old chicks same reed $5, for
lot del a

Miss Helen Biggers, _ Bremen Ga
Bverlay strain eggs 75c for
25 hens and cockerels ee

Mrs G Truelove, R 1 Stockbridge Ga
Eges $1 for 15; Incubator lots cheaper;
sell or exc for comb honey, hams oF
other produce fe

s Y Pogss, Locust Grove. Ga, 15 cock-
erels pure breed Mech hatch $1 ca eek ae
| .C. Barnes, Graymont Ga Cockerls 1
to'l 1-2 lbs a 7dc eax of, exe |

Mrs J A Howell, R i Meigs Ga 26
hens and,2 cocks Eiverlay strain 1 and
2'yr old $1.50 ea or $38:75. for lot fo dD

R Brown Leghorns

J S$ Hill, 706 Setonad

Everlay strain; 16 hens 2 yr old in McH

hatch



lets 10 wks old Tancred strain from

or

Wyekotf strain pullts 6 to 12 wks old; |

Mrs 1 Jones, Spring Place Ga 20}

to 12 wks old Tancred. strain pullets

1997 and 2 coeks; 20; chicks Apr 1926

Buff Eoghorud

Mrs J P Smith Sr. R J Homerville *
Ga Eggs from pure bred stock $1 for
15 del or xc for peaches or apples for

old $1.ea

S RT Reds eee
Mrs DV Smith,: Leslie Ga Stock and
eggs; write for. prices

size eockerels from trapnested hens $2

ea; Hges $2 for 15 del

Mrs B F Baker, Omega Ga Several
cockerels Donaldson strain Mch hatch
15 a,

and i cockrels Mch hatch Donaldson
strain $1 ea

Baskin strain $2. 50 for: 15

Mrs RF Terre; R'-3 Gree an ville Ga :
20 chicks 8 wks old -$12 del; 10 chicks =
6) wks old $5 del aA

Mrs'A & Ribson; R } Waynesville Ga
Chicks 12 wks old 75c ea :

Mrs'H & Filiston; Rupert Ga Select-
ed eges from high grade pen Te for ;
15 del; Donaldson strain

Mrs @ J Meeks, R 2 West Green Ca _
3 eockerels: Jan hatch Owen strain best i:
blood lines $3.50 ea; also 20 chicks & /
wks old game strain and breed 70c ca |
or exc fdt 20 W Leghorn Wyckoff
strain pullets : ; ;

Mrs Sallie Giles, R' 1 Seeiveviig Ga ai
18 young hens and three 12 and 18 mo. *

DS Perkins, Mille a a, ince sat olg' Donaldson strain cocks; hens now

laying $32.50 for lot or exc fot S CBr -
Leghorn not over 1 mo ee wu
ea.
G P Ezell Rr 1 Willard Ga Several ;
Owen strain cockerels Apr Hatch from: *
prize stock $1. ea; also Donaldson strain
cockerels from fine stock $i ea {
_Mrs J A Howell; R 1 Meigs Ga il
Denaldson strain 8 wks cold ehichks
get 13 for lot | 7 3

ised ile ee wa



Se

. SUPPLEMENT
| Geotits Farm Lands F or SALE, WANTED or RENT)

This supplement walk be ipaed ;
once a month and will only be sent to those who request
No Ad will be repeated unless sent in each month.
All ads must be in before the first for that nionths issue
Full description should be made ard price must be given,

either Sale or Rent, otherwise not eligible.

REMEMBER we ae no pernitttielit Se list for teas



Barron strain fe ine

15;also

st Macon Ce 2

canning; Also gous COpkerTls, 4 mos ns

Mrs D Donaldson, R 1 Dcatur Ga .-
4 fine cocks $5 ea; red to skin; Irying

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn Ga 10pullets

Mrs J B Stevens, Grantville Ga Eggs | ;

- CHICKENS & EGGS FOR SALE
ast $CRIReds om
Mrs C E Thomas, R,3 Clyo Ga 12

\ pure bred Donaldson strain cockerels

$1 ea or $10. for lot f o b Springfield
Ga; Feb hatch
Mrs L: T Morris, R 3 Montezuma Ga
1 fine dark red cock 1925 hatch Donald-
son strain $2
Miss Grace
bred chicks 7, 8 and 9 wks old $18 for
EB lOt Oo b="
Mrs Ida Kelley, R 4 Marietta Ga 2

- pure bred Donaldson strain Apr first

hatch cockerels $1 ea
Mrs H G Brown, R 1 Stone Mtn Ga
Donaldson strain eggs $1.10 for 15 del,

- $6 hun; selected and del in new baskets

or exc
Mrs R MaGill, R 1 Dawson Ga 2 pur
pred cocks 1 yr old $1 ea .
F m 1 Whites

~

<.. Mrs Lillie W Poarch,. R 2 Calhoun

- Ga 1 cock and 3 hens

D

2.yrs old; also
7 hens 12 mos old $15 for lot.

- E Grubbs, R 1 Demorest Ga Pure

_ Viking strain rose comb eggs from Na-
bob exhibition quality strain $1 for 15
f ob or $1.25 del; also few hens and

: pullets $1.50 ea or exc

LQ,

f

- hatch cockerels $1.40 ea; Apr
- $1.25 ea

_ Barred Rocks
Mrs J A Watson, Summit Ga Parks
strain pullets and cockerels 10 wks
old; pullets $1 ea; cockerels $1.50 ea; 12
pullets ang 1 cockerel $13 No order ac-
cepted for less than trio

(iE T Boswell, Siloam Ga Eggs from

Thompson strain $1 for 15 ~

Miss Helen Biggers, Bremen Ga

Thompson strain eggs 75e for 15
Mrs Florence P. Billings, R B States-
-poro Ga Holterman Aristocrat strain
cockerels and cocks; choice stock;
write for prices; aiso eggs for hatching
same strain $1 for 15
J S Pelot, R C Statesboro Ga Holter-
man Aristocrat strain cockerels; write
for .prices; also eggs same Strain $1
for 15 del ~ :

P E Rhodes, Baldwin Ga 5 Parks

strain cocks 3 mo old $1 ea fo b :
Mrs J D McIntyre, Ousley Ga Pure
bred Parks heavy laying strain cocker-
els Feb and Mch hatch from prize stock
$1.50 ea 3

Cc C Brown, R 1 Ousley Ga Pure
bred Parks strain extra fine Feb and
Mech hatch cockerels from prize stock
$1.50 ea :

Mrs J E Steadam, R A Bainbridge Ga
Thompson Imperial Ringlet strain eggs
from prize pen $1.25 for 15, second pen

90c for 15; larger lots 5c per egg; Mch
hatch

' Mrs C J Meeks, R 2 West Green Ga
3 cockerels Jan hatch Thompson Ring-
let strain fine for breeding $3.50 ea

Mrs C A Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce
Ga Select eggs from Thompson Ringlet
strain $1.15 for 15, $2.25 for 30 del; exc
for planting Irish potatoes Lookout
Mtn or Green Mtn preferred

(Mrs L S Vaughn. R 29 Commerce Ga

; Thompson Ringlet strain eggs 91.15;

for 15 del
Tom Barron Poultry Farm

fine large stock $1 ea ;
Mrs M Sumner, R 3 Sylvester Ga
Thompson strain eggs from prize stock
$i for. 15
Mrs T J Williams, Bostwick Ga 17
hens 1925 hatch ali laying; exc 1 hen

. for 2 Ancona pullets Apr Ist hatch

Mrs W W Bennett, R 1 Acworth Ga
Parks strain pullets from select breed-
ers 6 wks old 75c ea; cockerels same
price

M Landrum,
$1.50 for 15

Mrs T Calhoun, Cordele Ga 14 pullets
and 2 cockerels $25 for lot; Feb hatch

Mrs A J Collins, R 1 Demorest Ga
Parkes bred to lay strain hatching eggs
$1.25 for 15 del: incubator lots $5 hun

> White Rocks
Mrs J A Low, Swords Ga One cock

Adairsville Ga Eggs

and 2 hens 2 yr old Battle strain $4

for the three fo b

_ Mrs CC Payne, R 6 Tifton Ga Fishel
strain eggs $1.25 for 15; cockereis same
strain 3 mo old $1 ea

Partridge Rocks
~ .RW Clark, 358 Spring St Macon Ga
Bird Bros strain eggs $3 for 15; Few
choice 6 wks oid and older chicks

: S L Wyandottes
J B Wiggins, Sasser Ga 22 pure bred

hens and 1 cock $25 for lot; good lay-.
ers and young stock

Mrs G T Maxwell, R 3 Washington
Ga .2 yr old cock $2 or exc for one
same breed fs

~<- E TAlmon, Midland Ga Young cock-
_erels 10 wks old from selected pen $1.25
ea; pullets same price; 9 pullets and 1

; Hgegs 5 ea Lots

Hale, Doyle Ga 30 pure.

) > ) Cave.
Springs Ga 8 wks old pullets. pure breed |

Seu OF:

MARKET BUL

1

Mrs R J Holland, R 1 Empire Ga 8
-pullets and 2 cocks Feb hatch $10 for
Jot 5

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn Ga 5 cock-
erels Mch hatch $1 ea

Partridge Wyandottes

Mrs C R Sorrells, R 1 Monroe Ga 2
hens $1.50.ea or exc for 2 Ringlet B.
Rock hens 12 or 18 mo old

White Wyandottes

<Tom Earron, Poultry Farm, Cave
Springs Ga 6 hens 1 yr old and 1 cock
same age $10 for lot; also 10 pullets
8 wks old 7dc ea a

Mrs J. E Steadam, R A Bainbridge
Ga Martin Regal Dorcas strain eggs
from first pen $1.25 for 15, second per
$1 for 15; larger lots 5c per gg; Mch
naten cockerels $1.50 ea; Apr hatch $1
ea :

Mrs W L. Gillebeau, R 6 Lincolnton
Ga Pullets and cockerels from heavy
laying Regal Dorcas strain Mch hatch
Sk ORs A na Bo

M L Snare, R 4 Gainesville Ga Keeler-
Martin strain eggs $1 for 15 or $5 hun
del 9 : ,

S C Black Minorcas

W Wilson, Martin Ga Eggs Pape
strain $1.20 setting; cockerels $1 ea; 5
hens ang 1 cock 18 mo old $2 ea or
$10 for lot

Mrs B Guthrie; R 4 Monroe Ga Fresh
choice eggs $1 for 18 del

E Cobb, R 8 Gainesville Ga 10 hens
and 1 cock; hens $1.50 ea; cock -$1

L B Mullians, Newnan Ga Cockerels
and pullets Pape strain from _ select
breeders $1 ea; 10 wks old; July Ist del
select breeders 50c ea; Hatching eggs
same strain $1 for 15; Also 4 pullets 1
yr old Pape strain now laying and 1
cockerel 1 yr old same strain all select-
ed stock $7,50 for lot 3

O H Wright, Peters Bldg Atlanta Ga
8 early hatch cockerels $2 ea

Anconas

Mrs EF B Dillard, R 2 Calhoun Ga
Sheppard strain cockerels Mch ang Apr
hatch 75c ea f o b

Mrs Ethel Carnes, R 1 Cumming Ga
Sheppard strain eggs 90c for 15 or exc

P E Ogletree, Mesena Ga Sheppard
strain chicks 6 wks old 60c ea f o b

J C Porter, R 1 Tifton Ga 12 Shep-
pard strain hens i yr old $1.50 ea;
choice cockerels 2 1-2 mo old $1 ea;
Pullets same age $1 ea; Eggs $1.25 for
1

Mrs D J Cheek, R 1 Cobbville Ga
Sheppard strain free range eggs Tic
for 18 del

D D-Conley, R 3 Soperton Ga Shep-
pard strain cockerels Apr hatch from
choice stock $1.25 ea 4

H-G-Cline, Canton Ga Sheppard
strain 8 to 12 wks old pullets and cock-
erels; also good young hens from prize
winning stock

pard. strain 6 wks ol@ chicks 65c ea;
also 20 hens and 2 cocks $19 for lot,
Sheppard strain

S Buff Orphingtons

GM Johnson, Kite Ga 10 good hens
$12 for lot del

Mrs J T Griffin, R 3 Edison Ga 2
pullets and 1 cockerel 4 wks old $3 or
exe for 2 W Orphington cockerels 7 wks
old English strain or 2 R I-Reds

Mrs W B Webb, Sr. R 1 Oglethorpe
Ga Eggs from-best pen $1.25 for 15 del;
spring hatch cockereis $2,eafob ..

Mrs W E Whisnante, Mansfield Ga
Eggs $1.25. for 15 or exc for syrup,
honey, peas, sunflower seed, soy beans,
potato plants, Lookout Mtn Irish pota-
toes ;

Black Orphingtons
T Milner, R 1 Cuthbert Ga 4 cocker-
els pure bred $1.50 ea del or $5 for
Tot
@ eae ae
. White Orphingtons
Mrs Grace Hale, Doyle Ga 50 chicks
7 wks olq $30 for lot

Jersey Black Giants
W D Proctor, Albany Ga 2 hens and
1 cock; sell or exc for White Cornish
Game hens

L Waters, Manassas Ga 1 cock 1 yr
old $2 or exc for one same breed

Mrs J H Crosby, Graham Ga 90
chickens; 18 hens-and 1 cock 18 mo
old; $4- for the cock and $2.50 ea for
hens; 10 head of 12 wks old $1.50 ea 61
head Mch and Apr hatch 75c ea; sell
separately or entire lot for $100

Games

H O Loyd, R 6 Covington Ga Dark
Cornish Indian eggs $1 for 15 del

L T Vaughn, R. 1 Danielsville Ga

Young stock and eggs, pure



Greys ang Reds Pit Games

also chicks 5 wks old Pape strain from.

Mrs BR Olift; Graymont Ga Shp-|



bred Ginn |

LETEN -

I J Little, R. 1 Arabi Ga Roundhead
games;-2 cocks $3 ea; 6 hens $2 ea
Small stags, friers $1 ea. =

-E J Toad, R 3 Carnesville
lator and Brown Red Leopard
games =

Mrs S E Shurling, Oconee Ga Pure
bred Dark Cornish pullets and cock-
erels Mch and Apr hatch $1 ea; also
10 hens and 1 cock 18 mo old $20 for
lot; also eggs $1.50 for 15

Mrs J A Flanders, Swainsboro Ga 5
pure bred Dark Cornish Indian Game
pullets ang 1 cock $6 for lot

L L Ponder, R 1 Oakman Ga 3 Grist
Grady cocks ready trimmed geod fight-
ers 18 mo old $3 ea

Mrs E Jones, Spring Place Ga 7
Cornish Game hens and 1 cockerel; also
about 30 chicks 1 wk old to 4 wks old
$18 for lot =

Ga. Legis-
Pit

Bantams

C Cleveland, R 9 Elberton Ga 3 Gold-
en Sebright hens 1 yr old and 2 cocks
1 yr old $8 for lot : :

'Mrs C R Sorrells, R 1 Monroe Ga 2
hens fine layers 7dc ea :

Mrs D V- Smith, Leslie Ga Eggs,
chicks and grown stock; prize winning
Golden Sebrights

R W Clark, 358 Spring St Macon Ga
Exhibition Golden Sebrights and Part-
ridge Cochins stock and chicks; Eggs
$5 for 15 :

Mrs G T Maxwell, R 3 Washington
Ga Pure Game bantams eggs $1 for 15

OH Wright, Peters Bldg. Atianta Ga.
Trio pure bred Buff Cochin $5

: Silver Spangle Hamburgs

J H White, R 4 Dalton Ga 4 hens)

and 1 cock 1925 hatch $1 ea or $5 for
lot; also 4 pullets and 1 cockerel 9 wks
old 75 ea ox $3.75 for lot

Blue Andalusians

Mrs Sallie Giles, R 1 Barnesville Ga
3 large rose comb hens prize stock $2.50
ea or exe for trio Jersey Black Giants
pullets and young cockerel

Light Brahmas
C P Colclough, Maxeys Ga Eggs from
Balch & Brown strain $1.25 for 15 del;
also growing stock 3 to 10 wks old
reasonable :

MIXEDTable Use

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn Ga 25 mixed
friers 1-2 to 2 lbs ea 40c ib

R E Flowers, R 3 Lithonia Ga 95
eight wks old mixed breeds, about half
pure W Leghorns mostly pullets 60c ea;
also 130 five wks old mixed 25c ea;
no less than 50 sold; all f o b :

E Perkins, Sylvania, Ga 5 hens and 3
cocks 75c ea or $1.25 pair.

Miss Helen Biggers, Bremen Ga Sev-
eral cases white shell eggs per wk;
make best offer :

Mrs W M Arrington, Wadley Ga 35]
mixed 13 wks old 55 ea

Mrs J R OUiff, Graymont Ga Few
cocks for table use 9 wks old 70c ea;
= few chicks for table use 6 wks old

ec ea

Peach Poultry Co. Ft Valley Ga Sev-

eral thousand milk fattened friers

_J H Leverette; R 1 Parrott Ga 30 dz

fresh country eggs per wk at market |

price oe

Baby Chicks
Daily hatches Jersey. Bl Giants 22 1-2
ea; Dark Reds and mixed lic ea; Red
mother hens $2 ea oe

Bulletin. Then they watch
Bulletin and write direct to
mate their fraud.

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2 Thursday, June

- Mrs E H Smith, R 5 Cochran Ga Day |
old mixed lic ea del
Qconee Poultry Farm,
Baby chicks from heavy laying strain
Ferris strain S C W Leghorns June
24th del $9 hun fe
_ Blue Ribbon Hatchery, Atlanta Ga
Tompkins, Owens and* Ricksecker fa-
mously bred R I Reds; Parks high pow-
ered Jaying strain B Rocks $12 hun;
Barron, Tancred and Wyckoff famous
W Leghorns $10 hun
Mrs J B Elliott, Cochran Ga R I Red
from extra large stock 16c ea del; also ~
Ringlet strain B Rocks from-prize stock
16 ea del a
Mrs J R Olliff, Graymont Ga 30 or 35 -
Cornish Games 6 wks old 80c ea del
Mrs H G Brown, R 1 Stone Min.Ga.-
Donaldson strain R I Reds lic ea del
_Mrs J T Berryhill, R 5 Cochran Ga
Mixed chicks llc ea
Mrs RS Simpson, Waverly Hall Ga

TURKEYS & EGGS FOR SALE



turkeys; 1 tom $3;.1 hen with 7 young |
ones $4.50; one hen 9 young ones $4.75;
two hens $2: a) = ee :

I C Bramlett, R 2 Tiger Ga 38 young

May hatch; also one pair 1 yr old $8 :
Miss Helen Biggers, Bremen Ga Tur-
key eggs 25c. ea : 5

Mrs E A Harper, Osierfield Ga 1 nice
red mixed tom 19 Ibs 25c Ib

DUCKS & EGGS FOR SALE

Mrs W Mck Edson, R 1 Tiger Ga
Indian Runner eggs, pure bred heavy
laying strain $1.50 for 12 del

C W Price, R 2 Cedartown Ga Indian
Runners. fawn and white duck eggs
from pure bred stock $1.50 for 15 del .

M. Landrum, Adairsville Ga Muscovy
eggs (large colored breed) $1.50 for 12
del

J L Law, R 5 Marietta Ga 2 black
and white breasted ducks heavy layers
fawn and white drake $3 for lot f o b

GUINEAS & EGGS FOR SALE
E-.L Poole, Buena Vista Ga-5 hens
and 1 rooster 60c ea or $3 for lot f o b
L R Rowland, R 1 Carnesville Ga 10
hens and 1 cock; also 1 white and 1
blue cock; some hens white breasted
$10 for lot del or exe for 8 pure bred
hens, R I Reds or any large breed
C.W Terrell, Alto Ga 5 young hens
and 1 rooster $4 for lot

GEESE & EGGS FOR SALE
M J Savage, R 6 Gainesville Ga 8
White Chinese geese $3 pair or $11 for
lot fob :

RABBITS & PET STOCK FOR SALE .
-E L Poole, Buena Vista Ga: Stahls
strain New Zealand Reds rabbits, 3
does and 1 buck 5 to 6 mo old $2 ea o
$7 for lot; papers furnished ~ :

J W. Harwell, Jefferson Ga Grey and
white Belgian rabbits 3 mo old 50c ea:

F I Baker, Box 244, Columbus Ga 75
pedigreed New Zealand Red rabbits 6
to 8 wks old, does and bucks from Stahls |
and other goog blood lines $1 ea

Barnes, Graymont Ga 5 pair pig-
eons mixed colors; exc for Bantam
hens, 1 pair for 1 hen; also guinea pigs
to exc for bantams, 1 for 1-

.B.H Lege, Box 216 Americus Ga 5
pair full blood Belgian Hares 2 mo old
$1 pair; one pair White Belgian hares ~
2 mo old $1.50 pair
| A Walters, Vienna Ga Several pairs











Standing Reward

In the great volume of offerings handled by this office,

-some dishonest people have
Sometimes the dishonest person has imposed on us by ad-
vertising his offerings. As soon as we learn of their frau-
dulent methods, they are denied any further use of the

Therefore, we have decided to offer a standing reward
of two hundred dollars for the criminal conviction of any
person wherein the transaction grew out of the use of the
Market Bulletin in any manner.

If you feel that you have been defrauded as above de-
scribed, submit your evidence to an attorney, and if he
thinks a fraud has been committed, either State or Fed-
eral, ask him to proceed with the prosecution.
ward will amply take care of all fees and expenses.

STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS,
_ LB. Jackson, Director.

Red Carneaux pigeons $1 pair

defrauded our citizens.

the offerings in the Market
the owner and thus consum-

This re-





Rockledge Ga. _ :

C L Baldwin, Mt Vernon Ga 5 head ~

turkeys 50c, 75c and $1 ea Mch Apr and =







_ Landrum, R 1 Stockbridge |

king. red head parrot, fin-
$20. or exc for 20 Dark Br
or 16 Buff Orphington











obb, Ellijay Ga. Guaranteed
naries, German Rollers, male
Je; cheap or exe. for peas,
ns, ducks or geese
eks, R B Savannah Ga Swiss,
and_ Reg Carneaux pigeons,
ock; sell or exc for white, brown
f leghorn hens 1 yr old

Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At-
_ 8 varieties. talking parrots
for delivery $10 and $15 ea; Bee
Paroquets $12.50. pair;
$5. pair; white doves $10 pair;
3 for market poultry or vere










a























prtiny it J. Geererevilie Ga 6 Bel-
ed rabbits $1.50 pair

Prib ole, R 2 Atlanta Ga Jumbo |}-
mers $1.50 pair; Carneaux
: Fantail; Maypies Rollers,
Runts, Panters pigeons .
Fulghum, Lavonia, Ga Spot-
igs 2 mos old $1 pair
310 1ith St Cordele Ga
i from Stahis Gold



































- Sampson, *ineinasvilte Ga
i ; breeding! size T75c ea

Rhodes, Oakwood Ga 6 white
rabbits 2 1-2 mo old $2.50 for.
rey. and 1 spotted 2 1-2 mo old
or lot; 9 brown grey Belgians 2
old $4 for lot; 4 Belgian 5 mo old
s and 1 doe $3 for lot; 1 large
doe with 4 young ones $2; 1
uck 1 yr old 75c; 6 New -Zeal-
d bucks 2 mo old 7ic ea

Baty, R 3 Martin Ga 1 pair}
white and grey spotted rabbits
tured stock 1 1-2 yrs old $2.50;
me white pinkeye rabbits 5. mo



































des Rabbitry, Oakwood Ga Pet
its half grown, white,. black, red,
potted, black and white, black
e, grey and white, healthy stock




















































































BEANS FOR SALE

iblin Seed Co. Dublin Ga Early
kle velvets $3.50 bu; Laredo soy $6;
oth Yellow soy $2.50; Otootan soy

Hearn, Eatonton Ga 90 day vel-
bu; Otootans 15c Ib.or $7.50 bu;
12 1-2c Ib or $5.50 bu

ae Commerce Ga 90 day vel-

Brabham, Macon Ga Otootans $7;
o $6; freight paid to Ga points bag
1-2-bu or more

Collins, Demorest Ga 1 1-2 bus

Heard, Box 136 Avianta Ga
clean Biloxi ip new 2 bu bags
Laredo best grade recleaned $6 bu

-PEAS FOR SALE
: E Haddock, Ft Valley Ga Six
Blackeye $5.10 bu f o b or $1.75



Davenport, Dial Ga -Whipps,
iffin, Douglas Ga Whipps $4. 50
ae Crowders ; $4 50; Mixed $4. 50

Heaton & Co. Tallapoosa Ga
d Clays $4 bu fob
R 2 Ocilla Ga 4 bu
le hull $4.50 bu fob .
EF eee ee Ga 1 bu Black

Ae R pies Fitzgerald. Ga 5 bus
eas goog and sound $4. bu; .1
fabs good and sound $5

Carson, Brooks Ga Few bus good
Conia $5 bu

not enough e i injure
Gaskins, Alapaha Ga 6 or 8 bus
peas with blackeye $6 bu f o b
rabham, Macon Ga Field peas
Ster Feed & Seed Store, Rome Ga
skeye peas $5.50 bu; Pure New Eras
rom weevils $4 bu

- Simpson, Waverly Hall Ga
le peas $4.50 bu

Robinson, Cairo Ga Good mixed
Du: Whipps $4.50. bu; fob











EC ay & PEANUTS





: PET STOCK FOR SALE oS

Colored |

Riding cultivator good condition; sell
or exe for good grain drill, cows or}

One 1 3-4 Overland truck with steel

|for 8 S GC RI Red or S C BI Minorcas;







FOR S

100 gal tins Ga cane syr
Brunswick: Ga ae = yee eee
-N P Brown, Hartwell Ga Pure black
eis molasses in steel drums Loc gal

Q en %

Cane Growers: Felon Assn. Cairo Ga
Pure Ga. sugar cane syrup No 2 quality
in 5 gal jackets and in half and gallon
cans; write for price

J C Patrick, Quitman Ga Few cases
6 No 10 cans No4 grade Ga cane syrup
$4.75 case del in lots 2 or more cases

SECOND HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE
I L Williams, Tifton Ga One two row
hang duster used few days $5; Two
three row oat drills with Ferpivizer at-
tachment $5 ea; sell or exc

J M McDonald, Smithville Ga 50 bbl | :

Midget Marvel Mill outfit | complete;
One 42in. Cole geared drive corn mill;
225 ft 1 1-2 in. manilla rope slightly
used; also 80 ft of 1 1-4 in. manilla rope.
slightly used; One Western corn sheller;
One Rotex meal bolter; Pulleys, shaft-
ing, hangers and friction clutch coup-
lings; 150 ft of 6 in. spiral conveyor

EL Mason; R C Americus Ga 2 70
saw gin outfit with D B press steam
tramper; ginner 1500 bales cotton; 30
HP engine-and 50 H P Boiler; one
planer and dbl end trimmer

J N Daniell, R 5 Carrollton Ga Saw-
mill outfit with 25H P furnace boiler;
20 H P C C engine; Cole make; No 1
DeLoach sawmill; 12 in. drive pees all
good condition

P A Blanchard, Star Rt Riccaien Ga
Wade log saw with 4 HP two cycle en-
gine good running condition $45 or exc
for light power feed mill, Deering mow-
ing machine or for shoats or poultry,
pure bred R I Reds or B Rocks

ce Oliver, R 2 Barnesville Ga Cy-
clone hand seed sower for all small
grain $2.50 fob

M M Newberry, Wellston Ga 40 ee
Schofield boiler; 35 H P Schofield en-
gine; No 2 Hinch & Drumgo sawmill
outfit complete; also mules and log
drays, logging equipment; sacrifice

iMrs G T Thens, Butler Ga Putnam
brooder good condition $3.50; exc brood-
er and 50 pure bred eggs from well cull-
ed good color Donaldson strain R I
Red hens for a Sol-hot or Buckeye oil
brooder good condition

nee Sy Pruett, Cumming Ga One ton
Ford truck, needs some repairs, $50
with tag for 1926.

H W Powers, Ellabell Ga One survey-
ors compass $20

A W Trueman, Albany Ga Sol-hot
brooder 42 in canopy and 2 ao contain-
er good condition $8

S P Howe, Ft Valley Ga 25 H P
Waterloo Boy Tractor; exc for Fordson;
good operating condition

J E Pilcher, Plains Ga One I H C

hogs.

a P Stapleton, Wrens Ga Practically
new Hay press good running condition;
exc for cottonseed or beans or good one
horse wagon

Mrs G Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga
1500 egg Wisconsin incubator good
condition with copper tanks and lamps
complete, good condition $30 or exc for
pure bred hens or pigs

Mrs J. B Elliott, Cochran Ga Ironclad
incubator with copper tank; instruc:
tions and thermometer all good condi-
tion; sell cheap or exe for Ringlet strain
B Rock pullets or mixed friers is

Mrs* Mabel Chapman, Crawfordville
Ga 16 in. French Burr corn mill good
condition, cheap; also one 10 H P In-
ternational. Harvester engine, needs
slight repairs; sell cheap; also cold tire
shrinker good condition, cheap

N Cross, R 5 Atlanta Ga- Fordson
tractor with pulley, used 5 days geod
condition in every way $300

GW Reaves, College Park Ga 20 H
P Fairbanks-Morse kerosene engine lat-
est model; 10 H P latest model same
make; Dixie Hammer Feed Mill; No
180 Letz Feed Mill all good condition

O S Williams, Star Rt Scotdale Ga

body cheap or exe for light Ford truck
or hogs of good breed or 2 good cows
giving milk; also Boll Weevil mower
that fastens on single stock $8 or-exc

One large Magneto for truck $12.50;
One grain cradle practically new $4-

National Pecan Groves Co. Flintside
Ga Complete 2 70 Saw Continental gin
outfit, 30 Hi-P Stationary steam engine;
screw press complete with tramper; 3
Oliver plows for tractor: 3 Sullivan-
Towson Dise Tractor plows; Case
thrashing machine 15-30; sacrifice

HC Carter, Auburn Ga Triumph



. (SYRUP F ALE en
B aN Fussell, Box 1595, Tia Ga

| Tractor. with pulley and extra

hand dus: er for poisoning cotton, good)

thal peanut picker 16 ft $2 25: Fairbanks:

without magneto $50; Alamo 6 H.P gas-
oline engine, Avery make, good condi-

press $100 =

Mrs J C Goolsby, R 1 Graham Ga 160
egg incubator good condition $15; Rich-
land incubator $15 or exe for hens any
large breed, W Leghorn hens or pullets
or friers 2

C uN Hodgson, Athens Ga Moline
Tractor good condition, also Herren for
same :

W. L Bishop, Kingsland Ga Poraien
lugs,
tractor plow and heavy tractor wagon,
all for $275; all good condition

RS Simpson, Waverly Hall Ga Good
middle buster $5
F P Hicks, R B, Box 100 Savannah
Ga Buckeye incubator and brooder 110
egg good condition; sell or exe for
White, Brown or Buff Leghorn hens 1
yr old

--G W Cobb, Ellijay Ga Coal cr wood

burning 1000 chick brooder used for 4
hatches; cheap or exe

_J Rowland, Carnesville Ga Combina-
tion Gole cotton and corn planter $10 or
exc for sow or pigs or bees near home

-T Milner, Cuthbert Ga Little Brown
Hen incubator. good condition $2.50
Also Old Trusty incubator 50 egg good:
condition $5

P E Rhodes, Baldwin Ga Home can-
ning outfit: 30 No 3 size cans good con-
dition $6 f ab

J Cureton, Austell Ga Ottawa Log
Saw (2 saws) practically new; exc for
feed stuff, milk cows or shoats

B O Chambless, Glenwood Ga Com-
plete ginning outfit, 2 80 saw air blas
gins good condition, also steam tramper
and press; 60 H P Boiler and 50 H P
engine; write for price and full particu-
lars.

JH Gray Willacoochee Ga Two 100
H P R T boilers good condition; sell
cheap

T W Nations, Elberton Ga Two No 2
Standard Buckeye 250 egg incubators
Good condition one used 2 seasons $35;
one used 3 mos $45, f 0 b x :

D J Martin, Taylors Creek Ga Lum-
mus 70 Saw cotton gin and condenser,
also friction feeq screw press. fairly
good condition; make best offer

W D Watson, Loganville Ga All steel
Gee-whiz cultivator; 2 New Planet Ju-
nior cultivators; 2. spring tooth side
harrows;. 1 Johnsten Mower; Two 2
horse Hayman stocks; 1 hillside turner;
large and small buster; Frazier cart;
Avery 2 horse disc plow; 20 scrapes; 3
one horse Hayman stocks; 1 Covington
Planter; Cole and Gantt planters

G B Sarratt, Peachtree View, Brook-
haven Ga Sawmill and Fordson Tractor
$250; One Lath machine $60; Blacksmith
forge and anvil $10; 1 ton Ford truck
chasis good condition $20

EB T Boswell Jr. Siloam Ga Peerless
engine. high pressure 20 H P -mounted;

belt feed; one Tom Huston skidder with
700 ft cable and all necessary pulleys,
hooks, etc; Fordson Tractor practically
new; Moline tractor goed condition;

fBlectric Western 32 volt generator;

Delco plant complete with 16 batteries;
Ford truck good condition; Sunlight
Acetylene Tishting plant with house
fixtures

N C Cross, R 6 Atlanta Ga One Ford-
son "Tractor used only five days, with
pulley, good condition $300

-Mrs W L Dixon, Quitman Ga_ Big.
Grey Hen incubator 110 egg used one
hatch $7.50 f o b

Pitts Lumber Co., Waverly Hall Ga
Imp roll top ripping, mitering, cross
cutting, dadoing saw table; Complete
80 ton Gruendler Feed Mill with fan,
elevator and dust collectors; Shafting,
pulleys, couplings, wood and. iron pul-
leys, post hangers, 2 in. leather belting,

Little Joe Harrows; 1 each 1000 and
2000 lb capacity wagon bolster springs;
20 H P International gas engine; all
goed condition

W TT Cronic, R 5. Lawrenceville Ga
Wisconsin incubator .250 egg used 3
settings $20

J F Lambert, R 8 Decatur Ga Half
ton Ford truck good running condition
$40 or exc for milk cow

CN Turnipseed, R 4 Fayetteville Ga
3 Frank Dusters; write for price

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALH

W J Leake, Powder Springs Ga 100
feed bags 3 bu $6 for lot f o b; write
for prices on other sizes

Mrs J S Landers, R
Garlie lic Ib

GT Sasser, RB Cairo Ga Hand made
rockers $4.50 to $5 ea; Stool chairs



3 Lavonia Ga




ith cow-



hor a for

table chau $2; Bottomed
tb

a H Tevesttie: mR: Y Parrott Ga Ben:

Morse 6 H P gasoline engine; model Z|.

One Vance 20th Century sawmill and.

check and globe valves Dew 9 tooth

$1.75 ea; Baby rockers $1.75 ea; Baby



G D pes R a wise Ga man
hun Ibs good quality broom corn straw

GF A Williamson, R 1. Abba Ga 12
No 1 and 6 M No 2 yellow pine shingles

$5.50 M del or $8.25 M fob.
tion $125; I H one horse power hay |

I S Estavanko, Bremen Ga Pure ap-
ple cider vinegar. 40c gal; Pure- apple,
eider vinegar 3 yr old 55c gal del

Wilkes Bros. Summit Ga 2 million ft
virgin long leaf pine large timber; near
Ry 50 miles Savannah; also one million
more ft same kind timber s

Mrs W iM-Arrington, R 2 Wadley Ga
Home made dry sea 10 lbs 50c f 0 b or
60c del i

L E Harrison, Dublin Ga . Vinegar
white and red in 50 gal bbls 15c gal f ob

T P Trowell, Broxton Ga Country
style straw brooms $1.50 dz del

Mrs C M Cason, Sandersville Ga

Large cedar scouring mop 80c good con-

dition

C.-M Wilbanks, Alto Ga Set buggy
harness $10 or exc for two good pigs

G T Chaffin, College Park Ga 12. wire
cables 63 ft-ea suitable for logging pur-
poses, good condition with rope center;
less than half price

W Nunn, R 5 Lawrenceville Ga Dam-.
aged tobacco for spraying eee and:
cabbage 4 Tbs 50c del re,

iC V Wilson, Maysville 3-Ga- 25 gal
steel drum good condition $1.50

N.H Bryant, R.1 Carnesville Ga.
Home made library tables 3 ft long 22
in. wide 2 1-4 ft high; made of cedar
and finished ready for use; write. for

prices

GW Moore, Gainesville Ga Two wa-
gons size 1 5-8 ins. Bagwell make suit-
able for heavy. hauling Oh

J 'M Marshall, R 1 Talbotton Ga 200
M ft hardwood timber on stump; oak, .
sweetgum and hickory, 5 miles R R; ..
make best offer

C C Greer, Cordele Ga Several good
log earts 6 to 7 ft high :

T W Golden, Draketown Ga Ford
light delivery truck body; sell or exec
for 1925 body

HONEY BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

R W Browning, Dublin Ga No i white
bay honey in 10 Ib buckets extracted
or in comb $2

A R Irish, Box 134, Savannah Ga
Light gallberry honey in 10 Ib pails
$1.20 pail f ob; also amber honey in 56
gal bbls $1.20 gal fo b

H LL. Whidden, Stockton Ga Selected
gallberry honey in comb 20 Ib

C W Strickland, Dixie Ga Pure Gall-
berry honey $1.50 gal can f 0 b

Mrs J S Harper, R i Atkinson Ga
One 50 Ib can chunk honey 12 1-2 lb
f o b Hortense Ga

Gallberry Honey Co. Baxley Ga Gall-.
berry honey packed in-10 lb pails $1.75
ea or $1.50 ea in crates of 6 pails or
more .

J M White, Groveland Ga Fancy. comb
honey in 24 Ib display shipping case
20c lb f ob

G Oliver, R 2 Barnesville Ga Fresh
chunk honey 20c Ib in 10 Ib lots or
more fob

D J. Cheek, R J Cobbville.Ga Fancy
bright comb honey 12 1-2% Ib; dark
comb honey 10 1b; any quantity, f o b

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga Nice
new honey in 5 Ib cans $1.35 ea del

R W Best, Dover Ga Faney chunk
honey 15c lb; Amber 12 1-2 Ib f 0 b; no
less than 50 lbs shipped .

J T White Dublin Ga Beehives,
wax and honey extractors

R W Browning, Dublin Ga No 1
white bay honey in 10 lb. buckets ex:
tracted. or in comb $2; Bright honey.



bees-

$1.50

LH Wdenfield, R 3 Stillmore Ga New
crop bright honey in 1 lb sections 24
shipped in standard display case $5.50
del with case returned or $6 with case;
No 10 buckets $1.85 del or case of 4 for
$7 del; chunk in bulk $16 hun. del

H Ww Sandlin, Cairo Ga Beeswax 28
Ib any quantity

W cC Barnard, Glennville Ga Dark
amiber extracted honey in 60 Ib cans -

12 1-2e lb; in bbls 10c Ib; Gallberry comb

honey in bulk 20c Ib

, Mrs J F Hall, Hazlehurst Ga Bright
comb honey 15c lb in 50 and 60 1b cans;
also 10 lb buckets in case of 6; Amber
comb honey 12 1-2c Ib in 50 and 60
ib cans

FRESH & CURED MEATS
FOR SALE
C G Oliver, R 2 Barnesville Ga Nice
country cured corn fed hams 6 to 32
Ibs a 40c Ib del





Womans Department

FLOWERS. SEEDS & PLANTS
FOR SALE
Mrs RM Sheppard, R 3 Stone Mtn

Ga Early trumpet narcissus; white Apr = :

blooming narcissus 40 dz or $3 By
di ; i
























Woman's Dep euenk:
FLOWERS, Ane & PLANTS
- BOR SALE

Gertrude Roper, Mineral Bluff ice
Oct pinks 25c dz; Blackeye, susans. 40c
az; green wandering jew. 5c buneh;
dusty miller loc dz; fire bush. Loc. da;
houselealt well rooted 9c: weeping cy:
press 5c dz; golden rod 30ce dz; sea
roses 15 dz; Mtn ferns 15c for.4; Fea-
ther nioss 15c dz; honeysuckle vine,
trumpet vine, Travelers delight all 10c
ea; Standing cypress 20c dz; blue flag
lilly 25c dz; .snowdrop dc dz; Lady-|.
x Washington 20 dz: yellow jonquiis 40c
dz; trailing arbutus 30c dz; tiger lilly
25e az

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn -Ga~ Leonant
begoiiia 20e Leopard lillies 6 for 50c;:
Aspadillion palm 40c; umbrella _ palm
20ce; running blue perriwinkle 10c; exc
for begonias, beefsteak, Rex, Thurs-,
tonia; Star and other pretty kinds; ferns,
any kind except spengeria, lace and
dwarf, fuschias,: kot and pimento pep;
per plants, pink perriwinkle, blue: and
pink hydrangia no cuttings desired :

Mrs Addie Wilson; Morganton Ga:
Dbl sweet williams all colors, plants
grown thib year 25c dz; pink peren-
nial phlox 30cc .dz; Fine moss curled

parsley plants 80c dz; narcissus cream |

petals with gold center, polyanthus 35
dz; Giant daffodils 30c dz; Palma, vio-
lets 25 dz; white and yellow. violets
. 20 dz; 10 choice roses $1; pink shell
cherokee roses $1 dz rhododendron 2d
ea; pink and yellow azaleas or bush
chonysuckle 20-ea or $1 dz; 6 peren-.
nial ferns for porch box: 50

Mrs S W Rodgers, Conyers Ga Dusty.
miller 20e dz; sage bushes well rooted
40c dz; home raised sage crushed l5c
eupfull; sweetshrub bush 20 ea; cling-
ing ivy 15c or 10 ea in dz lots:

-Mrs M A Wilson, (Morganton Ga:
Narcissus cream petals with golden
center 40c az: Giant dbl daffodils 30
az; perennial ferns 8 for 60c;. yellow
violets 20c dz; white violets lic dz; tiger:
lilly 40dz: water lilly 3 for 25e; hya-
cinth lilly 40c dz; lemon lilly 40c OZgrlie
pink prennial phiox 30c dz; dbl sweet
william plants 25c dz; exc for coleus,
geranium or begonias or cultivated
ferns or Widow tears

Miss Naomi Sanders, R 3 Bowman
Ga. Evergreen moss 3 for 5c; Ragged
robin seed 5c teaspoonfull; mixed poppy
seeq rd' and pink 5c teaspoon Varie-
gated hollyhock seed 5c tablespoon;
Burr clover seed 75c bu e

Miss L M Davis; R-1 Silver Creek
Ga Blue flag bulbs 25e dz $1.50 hun).
jonquils and yellow June lillies, hore-
hound, garlic and mint lic dz 90c hun;
$5 M: Boxvine 10 ea; mistletoe -geran-

-jums, Rex begonias, 2 kinds conk bego-
nia l5c ea rooted; gren jew and white
stripe jew 6 for 10c 2

Mrs LO Noble, Trenton Ga Flower-
ing almond dbl 10c; Fire color gladioli
50c dz; Jonquil bulbs, fragrant narcis-
sus, purple flag all 250 dz: Baby rambler
cuttings #5 ea; exc any of above for
Indian Runner baby ducks or ges, or
baby Leghorn chicks

Mrs J Winters, Buford Ga Large

flowering mixed asters: and Mar guer- |

ite carnations plants 26 dz; blue vio-
lets, dusty miller and running myrtle
10c dz: white flag. Lillles 5e ea; love;
tangle moss arid moss verbena 10 dz;
mixed mums 2c: sage plants and balm
Se; Star of Bethlhem 10 dz; Pink Per-
kins and req velvet and Blu Rambler
10c 6&3: Baby- -doll rose white rooted LOG;
Kudzu and: Biryseye 10c ea; purple li:
lac and yellow bells 10 ea; grass pink
sweet scented 20c dz; 3 kinds wild ferns
10 68 :

Mrs J GC Freeman, R 7 Gainesville Ga
Boston Lace and Spngeria fern all
colors, geraniums, dbl petunias all 20c
ea; choice colus 15 ea; lantanas 15c
ea: extra large type miums 6 colors 40c
az; purple sweet violets 10c dz; varie-
gated flag lillies 15e dz Xmas and May
cactus, 10 ea; Red night: blooming. .ce-
reas lic dz; all strong plants well root-
ed;. add postage.

x i Miller, Arabi Ga Banana bulbs
this year growth, and 5 fine canna bulbs
50c: mixed cannas 35c, dz :

Mrs M C Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga
Strong .rooted plants, 1 free cutting
with every plant ordered ferns, be-
gonias, all kinds geraniums coleus, sul-
tanas, dbl ptunias and lantanas all
colors 20c ea, 2 for 35c, 6 for $1 or
$1.75. dz
Miss Wille Ruth Vlay, R 2 Logan-
ville Ga 200 to 300 daffodils bulbs 25
dz; large variegated yellow and red
ochrysanthemunis 25 dz; yellow . pinks
10c dz; white daisy chrysanthemums
10c dz

Mrs M. <A Laster, R: 1 Seville Ga

White flag | Easter lillies 4 for 253, yel- ae

low. and bronz e Tans 25e dz; add

or. 6: for 25e:



wuedhia, cuttings. Ler cigarette cut:
tings 106: Phanksgiving cactus 10;
geranium L0c3: ferns 10 and. 15c; iron

begonias red 15; justischia: 10c cutting |

Mrs H' T Otting, R 4 Rome Ga Snap-
dragon, phiox, Verberia, zennia, petunia.
calendula 25 dz; China asters mixed,
colors 25 dz or. 5 dz $1; Hasting wool
flower 30c dz; Hasting white zennfa 30
dz; blue iris lillies. 30 dz or 4 az $13.
sweet ruby kins hot pepper, pimento
pepper. plants 15 dz or 2 for 25c;.Fever-
few 25 dz; _Fagged robin 25 dz; mari-
gold 25 dz: tomato Stone and Match-
less 25c hun

Miss Cora Otting et Rome Gal Hast.
ing red wool flower aU dz; China asters
mixed 25 dz of 5 % $1; Snapdragon,
verbena, zennia, eine calendula
phlox, petunias, all mixed colors 25c
azt Hasting. white zennia 30 dz; Blue
ws lillies 30e dz or 4 dz $1; Day lillies
20 dz;
ind egg, yellow narcissus bulbs 2a AZ;
white Apr narcissus bulbs 20c: dz;, Rug-
ged robin plants 25 dz; Ruby King hot

-cepper. plants lae .dz

Mrs Oakie Wilson, . Morganton. Gay
Wild sweet williams 25c dz; 10 choice
roses $1; Pink cherokee rose $1 dz; Mtn
taurel 20c ea; Trailing arbutus 25c @z:
daffodil bulbs 30c. dz; snowdrop bulbs
25 dz lemon lillies 50c dz; pink yellow
azaleas 20 ea; 10 ferns 60c; Easter
bell bush 15e a Blue yellow white vig-
lets 20c dz; peas rose $1 dz; exe for box
flowers . z

Mrs O.F Shearer, Alapaha Ga. Ge-
ranium cuttings from. large healthy
plants, all smi-dbl or dbl 12 colors very
dark red, light red or vermillion, white,
light pink, salmon pink, pink and
white, variegated rose color, lavender
pink with white eye, blue pinks with
white eye and purple: green house
plants and huge flower cuttings de;
larger and rooted 20 and 25c accord-
ing to size; also Abba~.Picta pink be-.
gonia cuttings, some rooted 10; one red.
eegonia 15 cutting well rooted 5

Mrs Sadie Wilson, Morganton. Ga
Wild pink perennial phlox 25 dz; wild.
ris lilly gold spots 5c dz; large Wax
leaf wild water lilly 6 for 25 cream wild
Ayacinth lilly 3 for 25c; 6 different
ferns 50c lemon lilly 40c dz; French
pinks 6 for 25; day. lillies 30c dz; large
Jap Iris lilly 6 for 25c: Jonquils, yellow
daffodils, narcissus 30c dz Palmetto
cactus and flowering sword 25c ea; pink

peonies 25 ea; purple lilac, yard hy-

drangia, snowball and wild mixed aza-
leas 25c ea; add postage :

Miss. Vera White, R 1 Draketown Ga
i white begonia 1 yr old 50c; 1 white
hydrangia Lyre old 75c: 1 asparagus
Spengeria fern 1 yr old;.1 rattail. cac-
tus 1 yr olg 50c; sweet williams 25 dz;
5, cuttings with roots 15 ea; Ice plant

10c dz: oxalis 50 ea; large wonder. jew

4c cutting; small. wandering jew 2c cut-

ting: sage 60 lb; add postage

Mrs. W, Ii: Blankenship, 601 Second.
Ave Rome Ga Giant zennia, Giant snap-
dragon, Little | Gem Feverfew, calen-
dua, petunia, gaillardia Z5c dz; white
moon vine, iris in white, lavender and
purple 50 dz: 3 dz $1; coliards: 50c hun;
abl, -hollyhock all colors: 25 dz

Mrs J 2 Williams, F352 Flowery
Branch Ga Purple lilac well rooted 20
ea

Mrs G@ Sampson, 411. N Madison St
Thomasville Ga Sago palms $1 ea: Cora:
mercial ginger plants 25c ea: pink vines
25e ea; red spider lilly 50c. dz, ..0.2b

Mrs C A Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce
Ga Dbl pink. touchmenots plants 30c az
Mixed snapdragon plants: 30ce dz; exe
for arly Kind of ferns except sword, any
Kind. geraniums and. begonia except
conkshell or for white oxalis

Mrs A E Ribson, R 1 Waynesville
Ga Mammoth leaf caladium 2DC. OB api

Mrs Sarah EF Pope, R 3 Alma Ga. Ox-.
alis 25 for 5 tubers; add 5c postage
stripd jew 6 pieces for 25; well root:
ed; add. 5e postage; Baster lilies 2 Lor
25e; add 5e postage _

Mrs Nancie Jane Mason, R 3 Kite Ga
Houseleak t5c ea; yellow: carinas 5c ea
45e dz; fire color. King:
Humbert cannas' 10e ea, 3 for 25c; pur:
ple verbena 3 for 10c; extra large white
ilags loc:ea 2 for 295c; mixed. chrysan-
themums 25 Gz; red. calla lilly 10c ea;
umbrella china tree plants 25 dz; 1
dbl red geranium 25c; 1 large dbl red
geranium 50c add postage

Miss Lue Etter Harrison, Dublin Ga
Nice well rooted water lillies 23c a or
5 for $1 del

Mrs RI Williams,. R 6 Cuniming Ga.

<M

Red May cactus, pink blooming. Monkey

tail and Xmas cactus cuttings .5c ea;
several kinds dbl graniums cuttings}
10c\ea; pink verbena rooted 10c dz: blue

violets 10c dz; white and pink oxalis 5c

ea; rooted; add 8c postage
Dixon, Quitman Ga Blue

Mrs AvP: Hutcheson, R3 Temple. a

Dbl orange, buttercup, butter.

tablespoon; cactus, -

Ga Seswon eaee

256 dz; Oretia Pea I

tings a oted 1ic.ea; Jacob
dz. 00 red, white, yellow,
bronze Be ea! yellow jonquils

y

6

hun; two different white, 2
red monthly | rose cuttin
10e; orange lilly 206 dz:
ly bushes, tac ea 4.53. \
Miss Addie Hughey, R
Salmon pink pansy gera
d 25 ea; red with, whi
geranium rooted 25 ea;
red geranium rooted 20c,
tae ferns 25c ea; crested.
fountain ferns 25c,@ ; eae. -begonias
25e ea rooted grape bego 1a rooted To;
20, and 25 ea; Ji Sing

ditt

tions 20.and 25 ea; rooted marguerite
variegated | carnations ~ ea; Xmas
cherry? 15e ea; lemon ili

Pansy. geraniums saly on. color well
rooted 25c ea, cuttings Toe ea; pansy.
geranium red with wl center well

85 extua

rooted 25 ea. 1a ees ae ;

ea; New shaking ferns |

ea; begonia, Gloria de :
rooted 20c ea; Gabrel trumpet, well root-
ed 25c ea weeping rainbow ferns .25
ea; exc any of above for variegated dbl
petunia E

Miss Sophia Holt, Ralston Ga Rose
cuttings 5c ea: _ blue. flag 10 ea; holly-
hock. red and_ white 10c ea} jonguil, nar-
cissus 5 bulb; Mtn: ferns 5 Cc ea May, ap
ple roots 15 lb; Butterfly roots. 40 Ib;
Catnip 10c bunch> Devil in bush 10c ea;
Iuady slipper 50c 1b; weeping Lula. blue
ldc, ea Ark traveler 20 ea, add Bon
age

Miss Thompson? Heard, R4 Cumming:
ea Geranium cuttings. different color
Tuberose. cream. colors: Angel trumpet
plants; Peppermint: plants; snapdragon
plants; exc any of,, above..for. begonias
or fuschias, sultana, any sor, or ferns
any kind, or large mums wane or yel-.
low. od Vet!

_Mrs. Ca. Sorrells, Boe ite Ga
Mixed dbl balsom, toueamenot planis
30c dz; snapdragon mixed color 35 dz;
China asters mixed 40.423. zennias mix-
ed color 25 dz;. Oxalis mixed colors.
rooted 5c ea 8 for 10c; Fine large dbl.
sunflower plants 20e..dz, 3. AZ. 50c: Four
o'clock plants rootea_10c ea; add post-
age.

Mrs Kate Cureton Agee Ga. Ever-
blooming roses, ints). peonies, gladioli,
cannas, chrysanthemums,. Jdilaes, Phila-
delphus,. Spirea, Deutzia.Abelia, Grand-
iflora, Forsythia, heneysuckle, Nanden-
as, evergreen, hedge plants, shade trees:
write: for price list <1.

Myrtice , Fleming, R 5.<Blberton Ga
White conk geraniums . awell- Footed 10
ea

Miss Dessie Binet eRe Daniels-
ville Ga Pinks all. color. 25e dz; cannas
all eolor chrysanthemums:<30 az; fox-
glove 1dc .dz; lillies alk. Celors: 25e az
peppermint | plants 20c dz Dahlias 2.
colors 50c. dz: Moonlight. pinks be dz. -
Mrs i loy. Green, - Rk 3 Cumming Ga
Rooted orange dark: pink . and pare
sultanas..lic ea.or a forabe>- +e

Mis S Elvi is. Johnson, R 2 Quitman

ppy seed pink ang red db
rattail
pin cushion and, Star cactu:
rooted. pieces 10; , Conksh
ating. 10; eae

wn Ga
1 mixed 20

or wadodibas tube rose
plants - exe for any. _color#oxailis POS a es
pink; co begonia : and angel. wing.

cereas. eee)
~ Mrs G:Thens; Butler on Terse bulbs

sweet scnted yellow clus:
bulbs 30c dz: Bride moss. Af

low and whit e old time s
large plants 20 dz, 2 dz $

Mrs Sallie Watson,
Xmas; Rattlesnake, Chabonge Pree aS
and June cactus rooted 10 ea, unroot-
ed 2 for 15c: large-dbl carnation
cuttings 5e- ea; umbrella: palm. nice
reots 20c ea; St Bernard, BA
large leaf pinks and white oxalis i0c
ea; well rooted dark poe

dels: Ga Few at the vel

The Trish, Rose left and



z or exe for large type | cha

Butter and egg $1 hun; ae
At:

a;
oa 20 ea;

Se ea; extra :

Jarge dbl dark re ed 8 Sv et scented earna- |
ergreer

Mrs, Dessie Hughey, Rol Haheer Gal

dz: all color

paper white narcissus 40,.d2;, ey time |

| White blooming



igated colors, ;
oats a and whi

unrooted 2 for 15; add posta
orders Jess oot 25e he

Dbl. ee

C | white conte begonia rdoted 10c
j fis |anae lantana 2 yr old well roo

orange dantana: cuttings 2 for 15

May and Rattail cation weil roote 2

Cos Fink OxeL1IS | toe. _bulb; tee 0 alis

green 20 ea anied one large icin
20 well rooted;. chrys nth
mums '20 dz well: rooted; Lic n

| dime plant: well rooted 2 for

Mrs. J Porter, EISEOY Ga a Wh
narcissus bulbs 50 fash
fragrant ee pinks (pink. only):
aie :

Miss Viola Cash, Flowery Braid
Zernia plants all colors mixed a
2 dz. 25 or 90.hun del; oe a
sania uprices. Tall African
200 0% s

Mis: J: C. Wades; Ro 7 Gainesviite Ga
| Leopard begonias 25; Dbl red gerani.
ums 10c cutting; Maidenhair . an
Sword ferns 15c; Love lies bleeding 2
for 5c; Justigchia rooted 15 cutting Be;
Purple everblooming sweet .peas nice

bunch 15e ea; orange color lantana 5c

or exe for sultana or begonias as
Mrs T Floyd; Ry2 Chipley Ga hya:
cinth,..jonquils, narcissus; daffodil. but-
ter and egg bulbs 18 for 35c; Meh bloom
ing white dbl. Star of Bethlehem. ye
bulbs .35; Chinese Sacred Lilly 4 bulbs
SBC; Japanese blue iris 18 bulbs - S5ey

| white German iris 6 for 35c; Apr blooms

ing Star Bethlehem 25 bulbs 35c; prom

del: add DOstawe also 20 pink moconvine :
seed 10c 2

25 Giant Red Hibiscus seed 10
four. mammoth white moonvine. o1
morning glory rooted vines 35c; oth
mconvine and Brazilian Glory roote
SuCr
Mrs J Elsner, R2 Austell Ga Roo

pink hydrangia 1dc ea; cuttings 1Ge ea;
10 different color snapdragon, 12. dif-
ferent ceclor everblooming verbenas 25
zennias 20c dz; all co

dianthus pinks 25 dz; pink and white
oxalis large kind 10, aoe 15c ea; ad&
pe stage ys

plants BOC lot 3

MrsJ AcGriffin, 512 16th Ave -B Cor as
dele Ga Bevonius, Caroline Luce 1
Beefsteak, Rex, pink conk 3
spengeria, Artillery plant,
Salmon sultana,
LOVE 55.0%:

Mrs ida Southerland, R 3

Boston fern,
red carnation any 3

Wil

weeping Mary 15 ea: peachtree

10c ea: bunch roses bushes dep
and pale 10e ea; Camphor 10 bu
Touchmenots 15 dz Marigolds with

yellow blossom and deep yellow 10 oo
Four oclocks plants 25 ea; Catnip 1de

dz,

_ Miss Huldah Willianis. Moultrie Ga

R 2 Green and purple striped jew
cutting; small and. darge:. green jew fe
cutting; single red geranium 10c sue
ting; rooted rose. bushes 20 ea; mi
and lillies: lic and 25e ea 3
Mrs H W Terry, R 3 Cumming Ga

, Orange \ lantana 10 cutting; Scarlet s
\tana 10 cutting; Pink Ht 1

| cutting; A ge

fore
Mrs Fannie htip Cordele Ga
for :fall, planting, dbl daffodils, _
yellow $3 hun; Jonquils, Butter and.
all. blooming size bulbs, also
oye seented narcissus $2 hun. White

250 6a; ae Ra nHere, rooted 50e ea;
white hydrangia rooted 25; white. alpha
cutting 10 ea: 20 varieties Fast
roses .all differ ent 5c cutting white flag
lillies 25 dz; dbl red King - FHlumbe
cannas bronze edge leaf. and stems
hun

Miss Maude Herring, R 2 Lavonia Ga
narcissus bulbs 26
dz; pink rose bush cuttings 15e; catnip
1Gc bunch: mint 5c bunch; sage 1
bunch or exc for flower ee

Mrs RR McGill ko 1 Dawsom

\prella palms well rooted 25c ih

Goring jew 6 cuttings: 10c; coral Re aes
red So. i0e ea rogted; watenne: on





pe ey nly aches peac te

se 4 for 20; dbl marigolds |
0c dz; Siney sunflower malards
dz; butter and egg, primroses

, deep blue and pale blue vi lolgts

Greenville -

, rooted. boxivood plants $10

6 te in high; Wild broad and

row leaf ferns large size - 3 az suet
e $1.25 .dz del

Z

ee Cantey cers B5C}?
1: render 50c;
tury rose pink Soc; Fancy |
5 hite 35C or 2 plants with-

BOC |
s H Eller, R 3 Ellijay Ga Varie-
pts i hun; awnite violets and

oe. an. .

enbaker, acs Pari

Ha palm 25 ea; pink
;buibs Ave, dz; blue Ro-
Ss 35c dz; Higphant

Lake Park |

Gladys AW isenbalker, c

mbrela

bulbs .40c dz; plue Ro-|

hillbs | Bbe | dz; HEAR

ea iums .20 ea; oe on, Sword and.
BS ee Carmine aces,

d pine summer. cactus. ae piss
hc: red, pink and cream month:
utti s5 be az mixed | Taums 19

sgt at cal

se oe new 3

y 30c 4 dz $1; Snapdragon
lee & for. bush 15, dz-
Bl

nship, 601 eee ras

pe ehry- |, a

4
marigold,
peel. Se dz;
; Asters 50e;
Ja 29
p, Rome. Ga. An

Me.dz, 3 dz $1 Zen- .

petunias, zennias, snapdrdgon,
PePven eR: dbl hollyhock, calen-

j atterson, R 2 Alma Gal
nes well oes pink and
hes well,

ind paby chicks |
Re Cave
id June cactus |

econk; add nes i
H Roebuck, R 2 Howton <a
is 40c dz 3 dz 25e; old . fashion

m {does not. have seed) fine | not
ers 25c,) dz; 5 dz $1; Giant A
7 color | mixed 0c dz or 2/ tt

tright, Coffee | Ga Penniwin-
well | rooted pink and white}

J White, Rot Gainesville Ga
begonia well rooted 20c; Aug
G5 red, pink and white geran-
a wandering jew 15c dz; Xmas,
S ving and summer cactus 5c}

ulhs 1c: Star Bethlehem 106 dz:
ssus bulbs 10c dz; tube roses 3 for
hasta daisies 10 dz or 3 dz 25c;
themums red, yellow and. white.
lq fashion rose bushes red and.
Boston and Ramhern ferns |
lie ea; add postage.
rrow, R 2 Manassas Ga well),
nium plants all Colors 10 |
ostage; August del
impson, ee a Ca.

Ft sizes; sell oO
=| LOY large | sa

1Ga Several

Tb feather

D Riggins, R 4 mame Ga Blue |
be

rooted, old eee el
fo



: iums, white, pink: and
or alantana;- red justis-
ictus cuttings 5c ea; Grape

Mecnee Sword. fern, white Aug Tilly;
laree deal req. oxalis 10c eA; small leaf
pink oxalis Se ea; green and white and
green striped _ wandering jew cuttings

| 2-for BE ner i
Gal: :



Womans Bewnetaad
FOR SATAY MISCELLANEOUS -
Miss" Mignonette Barnes, R2 Rock
ingham Ga_ ases, trays, basket inde
of. pine needles _ different Shapes and
xe for fiower sacks su-

Mrs ~ "Mabel eas. Crawfordville

Make best. otter: also 1. Carbonator in

it. | 00d | condition, 30 gal capacity, cheap

Mrs AL. Homan, Yatesville. Ga 45,
new tick;

br or 20 - hens ep

good.

; dz.
qt jars; 2 or 3 good eee eans: s usedeonce:
y-,| Sell or. OX for honey at. red

anyon that at Paraen cans:

bers J will furnis} :

them for 10c. aat, or can the: juice eit.
0c. at; take money or Apr: hatch An,
-cona bullets in Payment

Ga 5. yeast. cakes: and 1 rece for Tight
br ead ant rolls -25 oe a :

is. Carden, R A Griffin Ga: oad flow: |
er baskets (with high handles. 75c and
St, 50 ea; wall baskets 70 ea; serving
| trays: $i, 75 ea; flower. baskets. 2. 50 ea;
fruit ~ baskets $1, 25 ea; Reet flower
stands $3.50; ea

Mrs J RB "Stevens, Grantville Ga 3
yeast | cakes and recipe for: old fashion
ight bread ALTOS: Also yeast cakes
0c

. Buford Ga 6 never
sand directions for mak-
s light , bread 258
Paise Geneva Douglas, ch Alma Gat
yilts BD. ea; New: -goagse: fea-.

thers 80c, ar /OXE for good milk cow

Ww omans Depart
" PLOWERS,- SEEDS & PLANTS
WAN TED |
Marie Haynes, RQ Manassas Ga As-



: paragus fern, Boston fern,: Lace fern, |

Begonia a geranium cuttings; exc B

fpr same

Ray, Glenwood Ga- Bavenasi|
sonia, 1 grape, 1 maple

iene A te Wing and 1 -Thurstoni

Desomie, pay. cash, for same or exc



igunlte: ; plants

otbed or in a, protected |
ta.,do well wien set in:
feld. At the best toma-
n thickly in a: bed,
or in a hotbed, are!

place, often.
the garden,

ald grown eae: plants,
under average fiel con-
oe more Cee

corner. , of as ee or Blsewietes
Where onexis going to transplant,
these tener -teanatose, harden them off
iS: le. A good plan is
the plants for a*Aveek or
transplanting and let
the paint where they
to wilt: Thceh dig. up
with as much: seikon the roots as pos-
sible and set ae deep. just so an inch
or two of the, top-is out of the ground.
If the plants are six or eight inches
high, set at.deast four to six _inches
deep. Progressive. Farmer, issue 5-15-

26, a

ie

In the Atgntarstete

Carolina, serving A

sentence Of 18 mi

b as -Otootan beans.

a.good many Ebony beans
sheut the Southeast as
wWmany farmers think
Otootans whn

Last: year
were sold throughou

Ebony.

eh sacks at de see 10} to reach the offender was. through mis:

ross 1 pt crown bottles,

ice clean feathers and :

| onstration <

is for this|

Heber: Farming,
Living,

campaign

other





a Sec gene ue samlers sold Ib.
ony seed in good faith as Otootans and

|have been astonished when told .what

they have done. As a matter o fact,

it is practically impossible to tell the

seed of an Otootan trom the seed of an
But, when the two grow side
by side, there is considerable differ-
ence, especially in thesize of the plant.
Bibonies ar, however, more prolific
seeders than Otootans.

Most of the seed of the Ebony have |.

come into the market from the Mid-
west.
sold as Otootan in the Southeast, which
accounts for at least one seedsmans
peingin= the federal prison.

In an, effort made .in South Carolina
to have seedsmen punished for this. de-

ception, it was found that the only way

use of the United States mail. He had
made misrepresentution in letters and
literature sent throygh the mail. Some
who have made a study of the condition
feel that there should be a more ade-
pauate law governing such. offenses. |
OF immeaiate practical interest to the
farmer is how he can get good Otootan
|seed instead of Ebeny. Reputable

seedsmen offer the best medium far.

buying reliable sed.
reputable seedsman who last year
stocked up heavily on ,Oteotans but
found the Ebony: selling so widely and
So cheaply as Otootans that | she with-
drew from the market. He could not

We know of a

Bs meet competition and make a profit.

Of course where anyone . knows. dfi-
nitely that his seed are ,Otootans, and
provides satisfactory , proof, he is a good
HOUPCE of Cretan seed.

oer wis of all soybeans and like-
wise cowpeas. A. farmer would do well |
Snot to wait till the last. moment to buy
his Summer legume seed: As W.ht-
He. in Progressive Farmer, D- 15.26.

SOUTH'S FARMING DEVELOPMENT
JUST BEGUN

Nevertheless, it should be frankly ad-
mitted that up to now the Seuth bas
but half realized upon the advantages
offered us by our long growing season.
Our soils are less fertile than those of

{ other Sections, and one reason is that

our mild winterswhich we should
make A priceless asset by having gr een

| fields of cover crops all winter long for.
soil- -improvement and ~.stock, feeding<7,

we hdve often allowed to become an
agricultural liability, ,beeause on bare

Hands our mild winters det. fertility leach
yaway.
lock up fertility , there; the spring thaws |
fing the soil. neither richer nor poorer |

The cold winters of the North

than in the fall. ere in the South, by
neglecting the advantages offered bys
mild winters, our soils are poorer in
spring. .
we can not only maintain soil-fertil: ty
put grow something to increase it zai?
winter jong; and this is part of a well-
rounded program + of agricultural pro-.
e

gress which is fast remaking Dixie.
| Farm demonstration work, home dem-
work, club work, and vo-
Teati onal agriculture in high schools: are
jcarrying scientific , knowledge | to youns
and old of both Sexes; the eradication of
cattle ticks and the campaigns againsi,
bovine tuberonings have prepared the
yey. for real |
eet

meio basis, Nat in a hundred ae

6r ways the general campaign for pels

Better Business, Better

foes forwa rd.

How successfully this better-farming
is progressing is strikingly
indicated by the fact that of nine states
east of:the Rogkies showing more than
250 per cent gain in crep values during
1900-25,five are Southernand every
Southern state : averaged more
than-150 per cent gain!

Moreover, .the opportunities and prob-
abilities of further agricultural expan-)
sion are fart greater in the South than
in othr sections for a very patent
reason. ..[ have already referred to the
fact that in 1923 North Caroline, cul-

tivating 7,000,000 acres, piled up $434,-

000, 000 in. crop values, while Iowa, cul-

tivating 21,000,000 acres, reached only |
$481,000,000.

There is the point: We
in the South have high-vaiue-per-acre
crops and we are as yet: cultivating only
a fraction of the acreage that is suit-
able to cultivation. We have
the growing season of the leading West-
ern states and while they have almost
reached their maximum of acreage.
Mr. Weaver in the March Review of
Reviews speaks of Iowas achievement
sin marshalling 95 per. cent of the
states total area into

tee their crop marenee:

They were bought as Ebony and|

{exist in the West,

',By utilizing the mild winters, -

baeet eo at |

twice:

cultivated
#felds), our -Southern States ean. easily. |b
faeubte 0 33



the total and citar of savas Thingig, :

kota; mere than half is: already Brow- +
ing harvested craps, while: as: yet the
percentage of land in eultivation In va-,
rious Southern states is-only as follows:
Virginia, 28; North Carolina, 21; South
Carolina, . 3 Georgia, 33; EF iorida;
Alabama, 55; Mississippi, 22; Louisiana,
14; Arkansas, 20)-Tenhessee, 28; Texas,
TDi : ; 4

At is plain, therefore, that. as, the
South develops industrially, and as cit-
ieS and towns grow and thereby en-
large the market for all farm products,
vast new areas of farm lands . will be
brought into. cultivation, and singe the
opportunity for such increase does not
the already narrow

nargin between Southern and. Western
states in crop values will disappear,
and Southern .rather _ than Western
states will inevitably sooner or later
take the Jead in the nation. Clarence-
Poe} in Review of Reviews gt SRE OMe ,
sive Farmer.

THE SOUTH .CAN NOW
can GOWN FE HAY

Southern farniens: hiety years ago
eften found it hard .to make enough
hay to fed their stock, put conditions
have now radically changed.

Crops that our fathers never heard
of are now cultivated successfully on
practically every progressive. farm. Not
only have we discovered new crops,
but we have discovered new ways.-of

GROW ITs

ily. Just consider the new invaluable
and indispensable crops. of which the
average old- time | Sle aiang farmer knw
nething i

Soybeans,

Velvet -beans, 0)

Sudan grass, Alfalfa, ete.-

fol only did our fathers not have
these crops but nobody then knwany-
thing about how to inoculate legumes
to make theni sucteed. Now we have
all these advantagesinvaluable new
crops and invaluable new ways of
growing them. And wehave only our-
selves to blame if we fail to take ad-
vantage of the great new discoveries
that our fathers did not have but which ~
God has made. among his richest ae
to_our generation. -

Hither soybeans, velvet ehoans, or Su-
.dan grass alone would have:been a ver-
jitable. godsend. to.the aricultural - South
of 1890; now we haveall three crops
waiting for us to plant them any time
this month or next and grow our own
feed far more cheaply than we can bay.
it from the West.

Nor is this all. Our ashen used
he complain that in most of the South
We could not have pastures. Only in-
the last ten years have we wafed | up to
the almost marvelous advantages of
carpet grass and. lespedeza. Just at a
time when new discoveries are enabling
us to get rid of cattle ticks and: bovine
tuberulosis, new investigations re-
garding pasture grasses open up the
,way for us to feed profitably the: eat:
tle on a thousand hills Which ought
to be the pride of every , county in the
South. one Progressive Parmer.

gd

Crimson poo
SWietch,

. BEETLE
ey; ov "

The ieee. peetle is a serious pest
1 of watermelons, cantalotpes, cucumbers
and. Squashes, There are two of these
pests, one known as the spotted and the
other as a stiiped cucumber beetle.
ach has two broods per year.

The most practical method of control
is that of dusting. Various kinds of
}dust material are used. A mixture of
one -part of calcium arsenate to 20
parts dime. dust elves almost complete
control.

The pest is fa after the cucumbers,
melons and squash from the time they |
begin cracking out of the. ground. AtAS
necessary therefore, to commence dust-
ing the minute the plants are out of
the ground. Dust often. Many grow-
ers apply it 4s-many as 6, 8 or 10 times
a season. Usually the dusting may be
discontinued after the blooming is
reached, Progressive Farmer, Issue
b= 45 26. ;

Biecy ache. of corn ovanla have soy-.
beans planted in .the rows along with
the corn. The feeq will be needed next
fall and winter. The hogs will gather
the soybeans after the corn is harvest-
ed, or will gather both the corn and
beans, . aft -reugh: feed - for wintering
the dry eat ti is needed the corn. stover
and beans may be saved together for
that purpose. And, .something

more dmpeutart d





sIndiana, Ohio, dxansas, and North Da- .

Dee

making crops grow and produce heav- ~

that





OR g Gawis. 201 Paters Blag Atlanta

Ga 25 springers from good milkers that
will calve before Dec; write fully

HOGS WANTED

~ M Hogan, R 1 Jefferson Ga 2 or 3}

shoats 6 to 10 wks old; quote best price
J A Lowry, Ellaville Ga. Reg _Jersey

boar pig, good stock

HORSES & MULES WANTED
J C Burgess, 56 Buclid Ave Atlanta
Ga Heavy farm hors se or mule, must be

cheap \

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED
W Rowland, R.1 Carnesville
Sas: exc for same

. OATS, WHEAT, RYE & HAY ~
WANTED
Vv. Brabham, Macon Ga Grown Ab-
ruzzi Rye and Fulghum oats
D Joseph Co. Columbus Ga 10 cars
dry well baled oat straw; quote price
- per ton o b, stating shipping point

POTATOES, FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES WANTED
Ww A Smith, Kite Ga 1 bu small sweet
potatoes for eating; Pay reasonable

price for same
Mrs R A Whitmire, R 1 Carnesville

Ga 1 gal ripe tame ouerries at reason-
able price e : * x

SEEDS & PLANTS. WANTED |

Mrs M Cason, Sandersville Ga Pi
mento pepper plants -

J H Cavender, Millwood Ga 3 bus
- @hufa sed; send sample and price
as Mrs J S Harper; R i Atkinson Ga
a pk Chufa seed at once

G W Cobb, Ellijay Ga Hairy Vetch
to sow 15 acres; state best cash price

. G P Bell, Faceville Ga 1-2. bu ns
June. corn

G T Kilpatrick, Godfrey Ga 5000 Por-
to Rican potato plants at $1.50 to $1.75
M

Ga

E B Patillo, Chipley Ga Pride of Ga
watermelon seed

I T Sellers, Cornetia Ga 500 Imp Span-
ish sweet potato plants :

R GL Darnall, Williamson C 10
to 50 M per wk. Porto Rican potato
plants, alse Mexican June seed corn;

as, soy and bunch, velvet also corn-
field seed- beans.

Pixie Packing Co., Mobile Ala Will
uy your. surplus pimento pepper
plants; must be good condition; state
quantity and. price:

CHICKENS. & EGGS WANTED

Mrs A Db Brinson, Cairo Ga 1 pair
Golden Sebrights or W Leghorn ban-
tams; also 15 W Leghorn hens or pull-
ets; exc for same ;

iMrs LW Garrison, Milan Ga Bl Mi-
-morea pullets 8. to 10 wks old large

strain. -

OF Standhardt, 113 Hood Circle, Sta-
tion E; Atlanta Ga Pure bred Indian

. Game chickens
- Peach Poultry Co. Ft Valley Ga Nice
healthy hens for table use; also friers
_ Marrie Haynes, R 2 Manassas Ga 100
R I Reg chicks to raise on halves to 8
wks old

Gh Wilson, R a St Petersburg Fila |
Fat hens 4 Ibs and up.- Briers 2 lbs

- and up for table use ;

Blue Ribbon. Hatchery, Atlanta Ga
B Rocks, R I Reds; Blue. Orphingtons,
White Wyandottes and Ancona hatch-

ing eggs from selected pure bred stock;
.conirmunicate with us promptly

JW. Standard, Danburg Ga. Silver
~ Spangile Hamburg pullets. good color
and size; must be pure bred-stock

Mrs Ariee Ward, 3244 Third Ave Co-
lumbus Ga 9 pullets, and 1 cock W
Roeks. at $10 del

Mrs Mollie Williams, 712 iarwrick: st
Augusta Ga Few R 1 Red pullets pure

> breed, Feb or: Mch hatch 1926; also: few
Buff Leghorns pullets pure. breed Feb
er Mech 1926 hatch

W W Twope, West Point Ga 300 Br
or W Leghorn trapnested laying hens
at market price

J H Bowen, Lilly Ga 100 or 200 baby
chicks to raise on halves; R I Reds Or
B Rocks, preferred

S Tyson, R 1 Adel Ga 200 B Rock
or Br Leghorn eggs; 230 W Leghorn
eggs; quote best del price

Fain Trading Co. Edison Ga Hatch-
ing eggs; B Rocks, Buff Orphingtons,
R I Reds, Anconas and W Leghorns
each wk until. Jan Ist or longer ~

A 50,000 capacity hatchery to: bd
opened near Atlanta this fall is mow.
contracting for hatching eggs. Own-
ers of pure bred flocks are invited to
write for particulars; State breed and
size of flock; Address_ P O Box 116,
Decatur Ga {

. T Li. Wanhlace,~ 401 Highland Ave -At-
-lanta Ga Pay.25ce ea for 50 er 100 mo}
- old Connick: era or. Br 2 eer Pah

a a Bowen: Zebulon Gas 1B 0
1926 hatch Royal White -Cornish yullts |

re r 20 Mch
and 3 or 4 cockerels same ag

cock; exe same number mn. = Reds for
same

Mrs H na ndiies, ek Copnrasece Ga
200 baby chicks to raise on halves to
8 wks old; any large breed

S$ J York, R 1 Demorest Ga Chickens
of all kinds to raise on halves to 2
mo old

TURKEYS & EGGS WANTED |
Virginia Bourne, Waresboro Ga Ba-
by turkeys or eggs for setting to raise
on halves; any breed =o

RABBITS & PET STOCK -_.
. - WANTED

Woodlift Plant Farm,
Branch Ga Peafowls; state age .
price; pay cash for same

RL Tribble, R 2 Atlanta Ga Pay
cash for pigeons any ee age or
oe

iL A Palmisano, Athens Ga Trio Blue

Flemish Giant registered or pedigreed
rabbits; must be good color :

J W Martin, Hurtsboro, Ala Three
pair Fantail pigeons 6 mo to 1 yr old;
state price

Mrs C M Casony Sandersville Ga
Mondain and Carneaux pigeons. :

BEANS & PEAS WANTED

B Y Wheeler, R 3 Kite Ga 1 bu Early
speckle red ieee peas; pay reasonable
price for same -

V Brabham, Macon Ga Field peas
any variety or quantity Ss

WH Robinson, Cairo Ga Sound
Brabs, Irons, Clays or other varieties
field peas; send sample and. lowest
| price

R Griffin, Dougias Ga Brab peas at
$5 bu; Irons 34.75 f-o b your station

I N Orr Co. Newnan Ga 100 bu vel-
vet beans 50 bu Clay or Speckle peas;
Send sample and state if even wt bags

SECOND HAND MACHINERY
WANTED

G W Heard, Box 186 Atlanta Ga
Fordson or other make Tractor with or
without plow and harrow; pay cash or
part cash and balance in choice Biloxi
and Laredo beans

_F Kellogg, R 3 Chamblee Ga Small
cider press good condition and cheap
for cash; state weight and capacity.
ee Hambrick,~ Norcross Ga (Moving
parts of old model 15 H P-Woodpecker
Middletown Machine Co. gasoline en-
gine

GE A. Williamson, R 1 Abba Ga An-
vil weighing about 100 Tbs; must be
cheap for cash

GC Greer, Cordele Ga 2 good second
hand- electric motors; one about 75 H
P slip ring, three phase, 60 cycle, 2300
volt; One about 30 H = squirrel cage
or slip ring:

CN Dodd, R 2 Smyrna Ga Standard
make oil burning brooder 1000 chick
capacity e

D D Reynolds, Mesena Ga Sawmill
outfit complete with edger not less than
20 H P slab burner boiler high pres-
sure; must be cheap and fair running
condition; also complete set blacksmith
tools for general repair work; also good



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Flowery
and





able for grinding bread meal for mar-
ket; also 2 to 4 H P gas or kerosene en-
gine Exc Light Ford truck for same

Fordson Tractor. with little service and
-$00q eondition; within 40 miles of us;
Also medium. size. Hay. Baler exc S008 |
mule for same

chick brooders good condition; also 1000
egg incubator

O Formby, Ri Aragon Gal Ton Ford
truck; exc No 2 shingles for same |.

E L Thrift, Cobbtown Ga 20 in. shin-
gle saw good condition and cheap ie

GW Woodruff, Winder Ga 1 gin out-
fit either 3 70 saw or 2 80 saw with lint
flue, dbl condenser, D B Press with au-
tomatic friction gear .tramper ~ ;

MISCELLANEOUS 43VANTED >

T Ls Beasley, Clayton Ga Cypress
shingles average 4 in. wide and 18-in.
long; quote best del price per M

O S Williams, Star Rt Scotland Ga 2
trouble-proof 30 x 3 1-2 tires for Ford
truck good condition and cheap

-W H Mitchell & Co. Barnesville Ga
Carload 4 x.18 in. pine or cypress shin-
gles del Zebulon Ga

Mrs.J W White, Hartwell Ga Two
5 gal.milk cans to ship cream in; must
be: good condition and cheap for cash
cha Walker, Cochran Ga 30 to
thousand > gal
tower; must: be- good condition; prefer
tank now in use by some municipality
finding: need of: replacing it with Jeraer
one



40



NS: Lula: Blitch,. Daisy Ga: pe
eee egg crates. 3. and. d :

White Cornish 1 yr-old hens and 1)

{Royston High School,

corn mill with sheller and engine suit- |".

W H Mitchell & Co. Barnesville Ga

L H Rawls, Zebulon Ga Several 1000 [



Good seco ae

Hd: Hayman, Girard Ga Rea and:
sack cypress for cross ties; long and
small propositions, state what you have

HONEY BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED

J T White, Dublin Ga Beeswax any
quantity; state quantity, grade and
price

R-L Darnall, Williamston S C Honey
in comb; this year fresh honey; large
quantity; send sample and state ae
tity and price per Ib

POSITIONS WANTED

D D Reynolds, Mesena Ga Position as
sawyer or foreman to look after and
keep up 2 or 3 mills or checking lum-
ber or logs; can handle labor; long ex-
perience in sawmills; 39 yrs old and
have large. family

Young lady high school graduate
with first grade elementary license de-
isires position as teacher for Consoli-
dated or rural school for 1926-27 term;
Address Box 39, Rfd 1, Hogansville Ga

L R Rowland, Carnesville Ga Posi-
tion on farm or driving truck

Yonng lady 20 yrs old desires os
tion as teacher in. town or rural school
for 1926-27 term; one yr experience as
principal; high school graduate; 2 sum:
mer courses and 2 yr training course;
Class A professional license; Address.
Teacher Box 93, Campton Ga Rfa 1

M M Davis, Diamond Ga Young man
teacher in penmanship; 10 days school

$2 per scholar; write for full informa- |

tion no school taught for less than $60 |
Miss Willie Sue Shirley, Royston Ga

| Desires position as assistant teacher in

rural school for 1926-27 term; Graduate
first grade li-
cense

Man and wife, Principal and Assist-

ant, with high school and General Ele-

mentary license desires position in Con-
solidated school; Address Principal
Rfd 1, Box 24, Conley Ga .
Successful married lady Principal
with broad scope of experience, Colege
Graduate; taking extension course lead-
ing to University degree, desires posi-
tion for 1926-27 term as principal of 4

or 6 teacher school, or head of some de- |

partment in good high school, prefer-
ably English; Address Rfd 1, Box 57%,
Edison Ga

Miss D Anderson, Wrens Ga High
School graduate, 18 yrs old with teach-
ers, certificate Class A desires position
as teacher for 1926-27 term

Young man, married, 4 in family de-
sires position on farm as Tractor and
truck driver in South Ga; Steady time
years work; begin Dee ist, 1926; Ad-
dress X Y Z Rfd 1 Box 37, Summit Ga |

J K Forester, R 2 Cairo Ga Desires
contract to bud pecan trees July and
August; top and ground work; 12 yrs
experience

Miss Ersil Sellars, Box 231 Cedartown
Ga Desires position as teacher in North
Ga during summer months; also posi-
tion for fall term; 10 yrs -experience
first. grade elementary. Hcense ;
Young lady desires position for sum-
mer school; 18 yrs old; 2 yrs High
school; Address B I R- No 48 Adamson.
Ave Carrollton Ga

Leila Roberts, Carrotiten Ga Young
lady desires position as teacher for
1926-27 term;. High school graduate;
Normal Training: course; State Elemen-
tary - cjiecense, first grade- <6 +4

Young. lady desires position. as teach-
er for 1926-27 term; High school grad-
-uate; Normal training course; 3 summer
schools; State Elementary first grade
icense; 2 yrs experience as principal;
adress No 48 Adamson aa
Cae.
- W M Chandler, Savile Ga Seeotion:

ceq pecan budder wishes . to contract |

work for summer budding; 12. yrs &
perience

Miss. Gussie Davis, R a Dublin. Ga De-
sires position as primary teacher in ru-
ral school for 1926-27 term; State Ele.

mentary license; 2 yrs experience; sum-

|mer school training

(Miss Agnes Thomson, Vienna Ga
Graduate of S N S, Athens, Ga desires
position as teacher in. elementary de-
partment for coming term 1926-27

Male teacher with many years ex-
perience desires rural school; hold first
grade certificate: Address Teacher
663 Spring St Macon Gan

Young lady desires position. ag teacher
for 1926-27 term in either Intermediate

steel water tank and}or Grammar grades; graduates of GS Cc

W; 5 yrs experience First grade pro-
fessional license; Address No 12 2 erier
Ave Macon. Ga-
AB _Billings, o i Eniginac Ga Pasion
at sm 1. sawmill;. (14. YTS - ex-

High school graduate;

primary work;

to hogs.



ing and 6 yrs experience as prin

~ Miss Gladys Hall, Box 93, Swainsb
Ga Young lady high school gradu
desires position as teacher for 1926
term; State elementary A license; 1
teacher training course; 1 yr experient
1 summer school training -

- Miss Rebecca Willis, Yatesville
Position as teacher for primary or el
mentary department in rural or. cons
idated school for 1926-27 term; ae
school graduate; normal training eT
grade license

-Miss -A Sawyer, R 6 Cuthbert:
Young lady desires position as teache
in one teacher rural school for 1921
term; Normal summer course; 2 yrs an
high school graduate et

.Woung lady desires position as teac
er in Primary grades for 1926-27. tel
State elem
tary class A license; 2 yrs experience
pane. Box 36; ~
wood Ga- :

Young lady desires position : as tea
er. in Primary or Intermediate
for 1926-27 term; High school grad at

yrs experience; Address Box 36, Oa
wood Ga : :

C E Robison, Lumpkin, Ga Job
ing lumber. with two. trucks ;

FARM HELP WANTED
Male principal; also 2 assistants: fc
tenth grade High School; must hay
experience; Address Secretary Sch



| Beard: Grovetown. Ga

W iL Bishop, Kingsland Ga

man who understands. poultry. busi

and farming to take growing farm
shares; splendid opportunity for rij
man to work up large hog and poul
farm; must be physical capable, reli
and have small capital, also fu
best of references Bes a

J A Holsenbeck, R 1 Willard
Teacher for Centr 1 High School

-G C Hillman, Winchester Ga Youn
white man at once to help milk and a
tend cows; pay $1.25 day or $20 mo w
board and laundry

J P Shedd, Jesup Ga Family with
less than three Wee re to look ate
dairy and farm

F P Hicks, R B Box 100, Savar
Ga Man and wife without children
run 12 acre truck farm in 1927; pay
wages from now until Sept to ri
party

Mrs E C Hightower, Dublin Ge 30
4 plow hands at $30 mo; hands to boa
selves; located 1 1-2 miles Dublin; als
1 or 2 good milkers; house and garden
furnished |

Ww J Fiveash, Hahira Ga R 3 Youn
single man 20 to 25 yrs old to help wit!
crop in June, July: and August; mus
be good character and willing to wo
pay $30 mo with board and washing

J A Knowles, R 4 Jackson Ga ES
with family to run dairy on halves

Mrs R Allgood, . Oxford: Ga Expe
ienced budder for pecans; June,
and August; state price and reference

Jackson Farms, Donovan . Ga~ Dair
help; men. wits can mille and. do ee
al: dairy work. oe :

THE SORGHUMS A VALUA
; FORAGE CROR-".

The writer has often cote. that
sweet sorghums, andthe grai a)
ghums and Sudan, grass are not hig
valuable for grazing or feeding
They are very much |
than no-green feeq at all, but tt
are not rich enough in feed value to
suitable feed for the hog. The hog

a small stomach - not well fitted

handling bulky,
feeding value. =
We have also often said: aie
sorghum hay, grain. sorghum.
Sudan grass, Johnson grass, ti
corn stover, and cottonsed hull
not fit to feed a milk cow that

fibrous feeds of}

| pected to produce much milk, but of

these, if we had to feed a milk:c
any of them, we would prefer the 8
sorghum, allowed. to mature and
cut and cured into hay.

We dont think sorghum hay tit
feed horses and mules when they:

at hard work .either,.but~ for -

ing dry cattle and -idle horses:
mules, the: sweet sorghums will,
most of the South, furnish a large
tity of cheap roughage.

In fact, the value of: the sorghums
forage plants has never been. proper!
appreciated. They are by all: mean
the best silage crop we can: grow on
thin. -or-- average lands of the Sou

The sorghums are not equal to the \

gumes for forage; but they will g!
on poorer lands, with less amoistt