STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS Aree : L. B. JACKSON, Director | Established by J. J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture, March 1, 1917. GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Issued Weekly . State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Each Thursday, Entered as second class matter February 15,1922,. at the Postoffice at Atlanta, Georgia, under the act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in section 1108, Act of October 3, 1917 IMPORTANT NOTICE: All patrons of Market Bulletin should bear in mind that no AD will be repeated unless sent in each week, If you desire a notice repeated, send copy. The Bulletin goes to press Friday noon. _ VOL. Di ee ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1926. . 2 Nig, AS: Our services are entirely FREE. GEORGIA COOPERATIVE CROP REPORTING SERVICE oS : United States Bureau of Agriculture Economics = State Department of Agriculture S State College of Agriculture | - 1709-12 Citizens & Southern Bank Building ae | Atlanta, Georgia. __ 2 ; GEORGIA CROP REPORT | : | . : June 11th, 1926. x ee = Small Grain Yields Good ; es. -Conditions during the month of May were very favorable for harvesting sma]l grains and on June 1st the harvest was well adyanced in Ss call parts of the State except the northern counties. Yields per acre of wheat. and fall sown oats are considerably above the average yield realized during the last few years, many correspondents describing the wheat and oat crops as being the best they have seen in many years. __. The condition of wheat on June 1st is reported at 89% of normal, as compared with 75% June 1st last year and a ten-year average con- dition of 78%. The above condition indicates a yield of about 11.4 bushels per acre and a total production of about 1,254,000 bushels. Last. year the average yield was 10.5 bushels per acre and total production 1,040,000 bushels. ae Oat prospects changed very little during the month, as the crop was largely harvested by June 1st in all parts of the State except the |} northern counties. Weather conditions to June 1st were ideal for harvesting the crop, although spring sown oats, which are not yet ripe, have suffered from lack of moisture. The indicated average yield of all oats, 20.4 bushels per acre, is the largest realized in several years, being compared with 17.0 bushels last year, 15.5 in 1924 and 18.0 bushels in 1923. The crop was particularly good in the north-central and northeast- ern sectionswhere it is most needed because of feed shortage following almost complete failure of hay and feed crops last season. ~ tg Hay and Pastures Damaged by Drought : Sowing of legumes for hay has been greatly retarded in the northern half of the State by drought, as the ground has been too hard to _ prepare. ; Pastures, gardens, potatoes and hay crops are very poor in the northern half of the State, where rains are badly needed. In many north- central and northeastern counties no rain of any consequence has been received since April, and the prolonged drought immediately following planting has had a disastrous effect on stands and growth of spring planted crops. The situation is becoming quite serious in this territory, which was so severely damaged by drought last season. Pe ; : In most of central and southern Georgia rains the latter part of May supplied sufficient moisture to complete stands and promote normal growth. Crops in this section are about two weeks late, being retarded by low temperatures which prevailed until about May 20th. How-_ ever, on June Ist good stands had been secured for the most part and crops in that section were making good progress. ot Stands of tobacco are reported as very godd and the crop is making very satisfactory progress . . D. L. FLOYD, a _ . Junior Agricultural Statistician. (Federal). ; ve V. C. CHILDS, eS RICE, Agricultural Statistician, Georgia panne of Agricul Agricultural Sentistician in Chbsge: ((Pedernl) Address att mail to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, State Capitol,. Atlanta, Georgia _ : Prices below are those which wholesalers were paying. F. O. B. these consuming centers, the day this Bulletin. went to press June 19,1926. REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES, fee . ATLANTA AUGUSTA MACON _ SAVANNAH _ COLUMBUS NONE - NONE NONE NONE NONE | = 3.40Cwt. > 3.25Cwt. 3.35Cwt. : Sea Seo BE sn - Cabbage (Green crated New) -- e aeO > 2.50-Cwt. ~ 2.25Cwt. e Wh _ 3.00Cwt. Field is Mixed Whipporwills - 3.50 Bu. . 350Bu. 3.50 Bu. 3.50 Bu. - 3.50 Bu. Black Eye Peas -_.-------==+<-+----- 645 Bes ee : oe a Eee pice : . ag .26: oz. oz. : oz. : .30 5 = z. ene le gcempesstal teats Sete 22 Lb. 23 Bu. .22 Lb. > ane (2416 Lb. 24 Lb. .24 Lb. ee :25 Lb: .21 Lb. Lae oe 24 mee oe 4 Lb Bo S37 % Lb oe Lb a ose Lb. coe ve 3736 Lb. i i 0 2 -32 . 30 to 49.50 te. E ;: Ox, -27:146.t0 . z x aie ieee oN PERS fea ei 16 Lb. 25 Lb. 26 tb, s .10 Lb. ~ .10 Lb. AO Lbs. > -12: Lb. -15 Lb. Turkey (Hens) : a .25 Lb. 25 Lb. : = ie -20 Lb. NONE Turkey (Toms) .25 Lb. Lb. ge EB - ee 7 oR INOOEE Goes Country Butter (Best Table) .35 Lb. : Lb. F : i . = af: Country Butter (Cooking) ~. 23 Lb. . Lb. . . ; ES Georgia Cane Syrup (Bbl.) Sorghum Syrup : ~ Corn Meal, per 96-lb. sack Corn, No. 2 (White Western) sacked - Oats, No. 3 (White) sacked - : Peanut Hay " || Peavine Hay ------------------5909 5 Shucks wn een ao nee on aa EO OP SOR - ; s ; Mire tis 200,000 icc ita Seesiive and buyers will each week read your ad. on Georgia farm a aire ee .tyoucan place inthis Bulletinfreeofcharge. 2 OR ee _ Sweet potatoes, K. D. 4 pk. Crates ---- Irish Potatoes, No. 1, new 100 Ib. sacks _ Hl Waddele, | Pearson .. m xed blood milk cows... , Mrs Lucy Moore, R 1 Thomson Ga Cream Jersey cow and calf $15 ~ P Fitzgerald, R 1 Witzgerald Ga ersey heifers NC Alston, Richland Cle 2 pure pred Guernsey bulls 8 mo. Old;. One pure breq Jersey. bull 7 mo old - W_ Cureton, Rising Fawn Ga 3 ex. tra fine heifer calves from West milk- = Strain of Holsteins 2 mos old eH I Travis, Fayetteville Ga Fine Jer- sey bell calf 2 1-2 mios old $10 -<-Mrs*T J Biggers, Bremen- Ga Milk ~~ Cows, sell. cheap CH Griffin, Hampton Ga Fine: herd dairy cattie, Holsteins and Jerseys all good condition; large number of them fresh WI Black, Ri Lula Ga One fine Jer- sey heifer calf 3 1-2 mos old $6 Foe ants: Matdoata Ga Reg Jersey. ulls from 4 to 12 mos old T B Gissendanicr, Witzgerald Ga Herd fine | dairy eattle with dairy outfit, con- sisting of 8 fine cows, cans, buckets and Potties all complete; write for- price and full information. .s \MrsH S Giles, R 1 Stockbridge Ga ne 4 gal Jersey, cow 3 yrs old freshen. | June 2th with Second. calf $75 e WV see ee Donovan ise Several fates Hooks Dairy Party: Warthen Ga Rez Jersey bulls, calves to serviceable age, - of Merit Dams, $75 to $200 Watson, Sr. Hajvkinsville Ga 4. cows fresh in milk; good Stock and. ae wt Naan, Lavonia CA 5 ersey Dall + x 2 yrs old 600 Ibs; sell or exc for milk cow fresh in; also One Holstein heifer 2 yrs old 400 Ibs 5c lb National Pecan Groves. Co. Flintside. a Reg Duroc boar; also one reg P C boar: sell or exc to prevent inbreeding. #2 T Boswell Jr Siloam Ga Ree Here- | ford cattle both sex; Write for prices ME Lawson Rfd, Morven Ga Jersey. eifer ealf; self or exc for 10 R I.Red pullets Mch or Apr hatch, or 10 bus Shelled corn; calf is 2 inos old Brown, Mc! Rae Ga One 6 mo old Jersey hull calf solid Creayn color $25 ~ ~-W Herren, R 1. Atlanta Ga Jersey | pull calf, 4-1-2 tration papers : ee J Walker, Monticello Ga Jersey ayn calf entitled to-reg, dropped June Sth, solid brown color $10 with registra- tion papers HOGS FOR. SALE ou Braniett, Tiger Ga. 8 full BIsda ssex pigs, exc for good Ford one ton truck We --. FF A Shealey, Tennilie Ga. Several good pure bred Duroc Jersey poars and giits 10 and 12 wks old $10 ea J B Eorn, Bronwood Ga I sow 175 to-200 los with 8 thritty pigs 6 wks old $40 for lot Sone ra Martin, R 8 Carrollton Ga P C Bigs; Also One boar Shoat; all entitled to register; also one bred . write for prices aw McCrimmon, Mt Neda rel C pigs 2 mo old; papers tor registy ration with each pis $10 ea: - ae W. A Sumner, Adrian Ga One half Guinea and Hott Jersey gilt 75> tbs $10 #0 b. ~ Thomas Bros. iaphens Ga Spotted | C pigs 6 wks old not. reg $5 ea f 0b; One fterkshire sow entitled to reg good ondits Mm: not brea 12 .1-2 Ip fo. bs Py and Werkshire pigs crossed 6 we @ld $5. 6a. 0.05 WE -Kerce, R 3 Rome Ga 9 Bie Type P C pits: frem fine stock; write for prices ee Zee ; helma Covart, RR 2 Hahira ~ Ga Three 65 Yo prre bred P CG male pigs $15 ea; Two 54 Ib sow pigs $12.50 ea D C Hdenfie:d, Stitlmore Ga 3 Duroc: Jersey barrows 00 Ibs ea; also one sow Tee ae M Browh,- lv cRae Ga Spotted PC pigs entitled to 1 gister 10 wks old $10 mos old $590 with regis- hurst Plant. ion, Hamilton Ga 2 spotted PC pi. s; register in buy- | ers. name $10 ea Sui, Ist del s - Fain Trading C., i dison, Ga:.8 pure spotted PoC sme old pigs $8 ea; ive Duroc and spotte. P C crossed 2 2 et Stapleton, Wrens Ga Be our. 7 RAS, 25 to S$ en Ga Tack | Ibs 40 or exe for 4| od | or. exc for Ancona, or Leghorn hens OR oN Cc Alston, Richland Ga Larse Jen- | good breeder; also sev: i me sweetening apples 60c pk or $2 bu del nette 7 yrs. old, eral good mules_ 6 to 10 yrs old 7 yr old 800 lbs quick in harness $125 B T Callaway, Manassas Ga and gentle, work anywhere; also goo top pugegy and harness $200 for all, exc | wagon and gear; mules 7 and 9 yrs old milk COW - @uEEP & GOATS. FoR SALE work; also harness $10 for, both ea - for. _ prices write for prices. Me Thompson, sheep; 16 rams; 17 weathers; es Aa: lambs; make best offer pure. Nubian puck kid from fine Pee: | ing strain $10 at 6 or 8 wks old; from reg. dam and buck; breeding : arene OATS, WHEAT, RYE & HAY FOR SALE... (For, Seed PurposesSee Sead). 40c bu in 5.bu bags varieties; car lots. or wheat rye and,. hay - (For Seed | urposesSe Seed) Fulghum, Baticroft, - also wheat and Abruzzi rye best offer Fulghum eats hay $15 ton f o b WC Whiniey, R38 Carnesvitle Kanota oats $1.50. bu : CORN. & CORN WEAL FOR SALE H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Corn: write for prices Mrs P Forbes, Brooklet Ca Milling corn by bu basket or100 Ib Sack W G Pullen,,Alamo Ga 200 bus corn im: ima nuel Co; write for prices POR Mtons FRUITS AND GETABLES FOR: SALE i id Chapman Jr. Chula, Ga Nice headed cabbage 3c lb f Ope? Mrs L. Hawkins, R 3 Social Circle Ga June apples for making jelly $2 bu J.T Mullis, Alma Ga Good cured Ber- muda onions $5 hun in good bags; good wt and prompt shipment - reat EH M Travis, Fayetteville Ga Large Eermuda onions 5c Ib ~ NEES LA: Hipp; R 3 Greenville Ga Nite apples 50e pk $2 bu; seconds $1. 25 He ra! {| b;all del or exe for onions, Irish po-|_ tatoes and frying size chickens Mrs UG Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga Yellow multiplying onions 65 pk or $2.40 bu Wood Lawn Nursery, Delicious summer Land eating 50c De del or exc for friers 2 Ly Pape, AVS Alma Ga Giga peas now ready 7e lb f 0 bj also few- bus | peaches ee bu at tree Mrs sit a Terrell <8 Greenville Ga Apples tae cooking or eating 60c pk $2 bu del or exc for white nest onions, friers, eggs or Irish potatoes: also Greenville Ga fat T P Trowell, Broxton Ga Fresh toma- toes Te lb et W C Tumlin, Gainesville Ga Fine peaches; express shipments a specialty W rite for prices J N Watts, Shellman Ga Hiley Belie | peaches, bu_or crates; write for pricesa N W Scott, Adrian Ga Green Lima beans and green peas $2.50 and $3 ham- per fo b ae < Mrs P Forbes, Brooklet Ga. 10 baskets cucumbers per wk $1.50 bu fob .. Mrs JB Paul, Leesburg Ga White buneh green butterbeans $2.75 bu bas: ket f 0: Ra Mrs G Pridgen, Wray Ga Green peas for eating $1.50 hamper f o b : W AJ Draughon, Whigham. Ga: ose grade green: peas $1.50 bu crate; Lima beans $25 ~ Strife). peans Sts yellow, 1.25; sree RR Hodges, Manassas Ga Mare mule]! One i} dark red mare 1000 lbs 8 yrs old sound |: or) | GW Cobb, Euijay Ga Pair wites | werk anywhere; ee or exe for good R Powers, Monroe Ga 1 goat broke to. NE G8 Scott, Lake Park Ga Goats. Sl R R Hodges, Manassas Ga Common | goats; some kids in lot; 25 Head; write | d Mrs T J Biggers, eH Ga Sheep; | Milan Ga 46 head.) selling pe in- LJ Sharp,. Commierce | Ga Feed oats | iq: EM, hah H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Hay all qf leSis; iso. dats ||} ~ rnett-Paschal Co.- Washington cA A Rust Proof. oats; : HA. Cliett, Americus Ga Several cars. |i good oats, piney Fulghum; make ||| RW Griffin, Douglas Ga. New crop | | Pe Ivey, Pinehurst Ga Good peanut i apples for cooking - field or fall inspection. field, promptly August eh NOTE: sey, State ||| ADDRESS LOCATION NUMBER OF ACRES. oO } EN TOMOLOGY Atlanta, Georgia. Notice To Sweet Pot tato Plant Growers | All growers in the : State of Goorein who iiterd to sell sweet potato plants next year, must, aprly to the state Board of, Entomo logy for inspection, not later than Jul ( Only one application is necessary to obtain storage and bed inspectinos. vig Fase by one dollar in cash, money order or check, which will be _ nm payment for the first one hundred certificate tags. aes are condemnd and no tags issued, this amount will be ree funded by the Board of Entomology. No application will be received after July 15th, nd those: abe ae, companied by one dollar. will be returned. _.. All regulations of the Georgia State Board garding the growing and handling of sweet potato tubders and plants must be strictly complied with or no - Please PRINT your name as you Wish it to be recorded in the ap-_ plication pelow and printed on your tags. : : If you have a neighbor who expects to aro ee for : sale please advise him to send in his application for eer eer: imme-_ Haliard De La one APPLICATION FOR SWEET - POTATO INSPECTION + TAGS TO BE PRINTED IN NAME OF NOTE: Location is very important. 16th, in order to obtain the Each application must be ac- In case the | Inspections will: start | By of Entomology, re- vi cert'ficate will be issued. Entomologist. d Give exact location of your | phe FOR BALE Mrs G W Forest; R 5 Ball Ground Ga | Turnip seea 2 cups 25 del or exc Mrs T S Wilks, R 5 Jefferson Ga Mew old fashion multiplying onion sheilots 10c Ib; add postage: | f Es W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Rape. seed 20 1b, 2. Ibs 85c,; 5 Ibs 46c,/10 ibs" 80c, 25 Tbs $2; Amber and honeydrip ; sorghum millet Seed; Large yellow SOy peans; white yellow Dent corn; Mixon six ear prolifie corn; Henderson- Bunen | Linva beans; Ward well kidney | bunch beans. seed; Stone tomato. seed; Rattle- snake, Ala Sweet, Irish Grey, Watson melon seed ~ T Carden, R 2 Bremen Ga 16 Ibs win- ter turnip seed; purple top and White globe mixed-1926 crop 46 1p f o b Mrs E F Cleveland, R 3 Elberton. Ga 5 Ios rape seed; 4 lbs Winter turnipseed, | 1 1b collard seed; make best offer Miss Madge Smith, Lavonia Ga Burr Clover seed free from pest 4c 1b ; turnip seed Sound arid clean 60 Ib del Mrs M L Clayton, Roy Ga Large niul- tipiying brown. onions (mot scullions) for fall planting s0e pk or $3 bu fo b Ellijay Ga / Ethel Jones, ns Siobe Ga Seventop turnip. seed 5c tablespoon or =o spoons for 10c; exc HM Frankklin, emule Ga Wanna- maker Cleveland Big Boil cottonseed; 4 also oats, rye and wheat HH Snowdon, RB Albany Ga 10 Ibs sunflower seed $1 del. R S Parham Greenville Ga Burr | Clover seed $1 bu or-exe for corn, peas or beans | - Wood Lawn Nursery, Grsivine eae 50 bus Burr Clover seed $55 del ; Mrs T A Hipp, R 3 Greenville | Burr Clover seed $1 bu del or exe 50 Se tor 40 Mch or Apr hatch pullets Cairo Seed Co. Cairo _ a~ Good stock select Watson melon. Seed from large melons 40c 1b; First-class Half and Hatt cottonseed $1 bu; Orange and Redtop -|sorghum seed $2. 50 bu: Mammoth South- ern Curled Mustard seed: 20 los. $4; White Velvet Okra seed 20 fos G4 atic. 0 6 Cairo Ga. * WH Robinson, Cairo Ga White span- ish seed peanuts $1. 9) bu; Genuine NC Runner seed peanuts. $2 bu; First-class Pearl or Cattail millet $4.50 for 50 1b8; German. Millet *$2.75 bu >. SC Mo: ris, R 2 Winterville Ga 2 bus: 15 Ib; Aig. ame eee lor A L Hardin, R 1 White Ga Seventop ; Mra Detsy Garten, R R3 Nonioe Ga. New crop Seventop turnip seed 25c pt. HC Clark, R 8 Jackson Ga 50 Ibs pure Seventop turnip seed new crop; make best offer ae Woodliff Plant Farm, riowaey, Branch Ga Orange cane seed $2 bu; Kentucky Wonder peaue 40 Tb or 3 lbs Wie te < : R L Scott, cn owiniton Ga 10 ths Ga collard seed 50c To a ; HN Love, & 8 Jefferson Ga. 2 bus . yellow globe white globe. and ree x ce turnip | seed 1926 crop C H Crawford, R 2 Madison Ga 20 25 bu sacks Bu cleaned; make best offer oon Mrsy Daisy Bird, Dougherty Ga 40 Ibs. Mung beahs 15e 1b; Soathern Mus- tard seed 50c Ib is: | Mrs May Gibson, Locust Grove Ga Burr Clover seed $1.10 bu; 4 to 15 bu lots $1 bu; over 15 bu 90c bu a The Rowland Co. Athens Ga. Barly orange cane seed $1.85 bag lots Martin, Milner Ga Burr sed 50c bu f 6 db Florence Kilpatrick, clover Watkinsville : Ga 10 Ibs new mixed turnip seed 25 o teacup or $5 for lot del; exc for 25 ba- | by chicks, B Rocks or R IReds: Hardy Grocery Co. Waycross Ga Choice sugar crowder and cream ey: : der peas ic lb, 5 lbs $1. 0 b oh : x Volbrath, R 2 Dewy Rose Ga Bure Clover seed $1.10. bu del 3 P D: Webb, Dewy Rose Ga 50 ibs: Rape seed; make offer; sell or exe 8 Bid iwards, Ro 4 Ball Ground Ga Seventop turnip seed 50e 1b : Miss. Mildred Dykes, R 6 Eastman Ga |New evop turnip seed, Cowhorn and purple top: mixed 75e lb del. WC Waldrip, R 1 Flowery ~ Branch Ga New crop, Seventop turnip seed 40c Jp 5 IS or more 30c Ib: del J Trimble, Adairsville Ga Fx nip seed 25c pkg ~ G W Heard, Box 136 Atlanta GAT 7 bus orange sorghum seed $1.50 bu i : PLANTS FOR SALE RE Reynolds, R 3 Baxley Ga Porto Rican, potato prompt del $2 M, 5 M (Or: more $1. 85 Mfob JH Williams, Coffee Ga Pure Porto Rican potato, "inspected, prompt sta Went $185 MH James Plant Co. Coffee Ga Porto. Ric : an ues Gov inspect ed, prompt ment $2. M y : C Smit resh ae rr Clover seed? eo M 65: ae b eH: Crisp, Fender Gan Hore yotato Gov inspected $2. 50 md se ae ss more> $2. a5 M-del. J M Boatright, Coffee as Imp or ull | Porto Rican and pink and. mph, Boon and Migest sa f}--0 ob , R 2 Baxley Ga Gov inspect: ed Porto Riean Pgs $1, 0% M, i) M. a more $2 M del : C R Williams, Alma Ga Imp red skin Porto Rican potato large size $1.50 M in. large lots _ } ae oS Plant o. Alma Ga Imp red aT Ww Smith, Bremen Ga eck | plants now r pay Abe hun Or $1.25 M, ft 0b : aby Mills, Coolidge a! Porto Rican po- oO. Gov inspected $1. 25 IM 0; b. ae potato Goy inspected $1 M fo b ~ J Caldwell, R 3 Alma Ga Amp Porto. Rican, potato $2. MM" 0 DB; oe M or more ics Me (ALS Caldwell, or inspected Porto, Rican potato $2.25 Medel. ND, Jackson, R 3-Alma Ga Porto ican and Nancy Hall potato see 25 M del or $1.50 M f od: rd & Newton, Haleyondale Ga ink skin Porto. Rican potato del; special Bee on large WwW. Williams, Quitman cs Cabbage be ; Ruby King pepper. $2 M; Tomato 3: M: Porto Rican potato. $2 Ma x RB Rican potato $2 Mdel *kworth Bros. R 2 Baxley Ga Por. eCKWO. tc Rican, petato $1. 15 M,. 5 M. or more. x 2 Baxley Ga Porto ) Anenerttg $L 50 M oe R R & Bones Rican eats Gov, ee benten $2 Wi OB i Joiner, Thomasville Ga, dares ready $2 Mfonh Plant Co, ae Y Lo. 42 M,,. 10M OL, more $1.75. M ono te = Georgia Plant Farm, Baxley Ga Po- tato. plants $1. 50 Ms Tomato and cab- bage 75 M nS Mt Arnold, Sipreney: Ga Imp red skin Porto Rican potato Gov inspected $2 Ea June del % as M Dixon, R 2 Surrency.. Ga int Gov inspected, Ponte, Pecan Potate $2: M 2-0 Ds jee EF? Snowden, R B Albany ae Pure pink Perto Rican potato; also Nancy Hall now ready $2.25 M del TEL M Franklin, Tennille Ga Porto Ric- an. potato $2.50 M; Big Shep Jersey BO _tato. $275 M- - fs - Woodlift Plant Farm, Ga potato. lots 5 M on more $2 M fo b we Tomato and cabbage | reds! Pope, R3 Alma &a. Porto Rican potato $1.75 M. 02): now ready) 2 = oly A Siow Flowery Branch Ga Cab- bage, collard and tomato $1.25 M del 5 -M or more $1 MES oD 555 Mrs W M. Jones, Aragon Ga Several : thousand collard 25 hun EF G@ Tyre Plant Farm, Bristol Ga Porto Rican and Nancy : Hall potato as 10 M, 5M or more 90c M f ob Lok Boatright, Coffee Ga Porto Ric: an potato State inspected | $1.85 M5 M or more $1.60 M Mar tha Langley, R 3 Ellijay Ga Cel- ery plants 20c daz } A ~ AW. Martin, RD Cordele Ga Gov in- spected Porto Rican potato $2 M fob Mrs Rosie Crowe, R 4 Cumming Ga Mat Dutch cabbage 15 hun $1.25 M; Collard 15e-hun or $1.25 M z Sville Plant Co. Sevitle Ga Gov in 5 spected Porto Rican potato now ready $1.65 M del; good large rooted plants; _ prompt delivery. * Mrs Effie Adams, Seville Ga Large rooted pure Porto Rican potato $1. 65 del; pro pt delivery ; Aubry. ea ams Plant Farn e rto ; otat _| mato, Stone 25c Agni Ga: Purple skin |- kworth, R 2 Baxley.Ga Porte ple poe Porto. Rican potato $1. 60 M POR! Eggplant 30 hun del Flowery. Branch br del Mrs J D Multis, R 2 dma Ga To: Porto. Rican. and Big Stem. Jersey = Soa $1.50 M; Tomato $1.25 M Cabbage es Bowen Baxley = Porto Rican po- $1.75 M; speci R2 alee Ga aa in- | }} Porto Rican potato $2. 25, M Bh. MrsJ- B Cullars, R 2. D aisy _| Whitehead | and .N. Buncum collard now. ready large plants. 20c hun; exe fer | peas or peanuts for Planting; 10 ants |}. - |for 2 lbs peas and 3 lbs. ee hull, abe prefer Poleeat peas or accept any good Hy table peas; also exc for potato plants or || vines, Yams or Porto Ricans, 200. col: | lard plants for 150. potato, plants i E Harrison, Dublin Ga Early Jer- sey Wakefield and Barly Flat Stone 30 ty 35c hun or $210 M; all del J R Thomas, Surrency Ga, Redskin Tf Porto Rican potato. $1.25 M until July 20th; Gov inspected W CG Tumlin, Gainesville Ga ir Por- | || to Rican potato inspected. and treated. $1.50, M; . Cabbage and. tomato. $L M J: Walson.s at 3 Ellijay Ga Late to- Dorothy Perkins roses. well rooted 2 for 25. Mrs H Eller, R 3 Hillijay Ga Late} : : . ard - 20 >. | bun; June Pink, tomato 30 hun, 0 b, L Tanner ; Alma Ga R-1 Porto Ric-|. pe Plas! Dutch cabbage and Ga, colk Mrs Dinah Eller, R23. Ellijay Ga. Ga coHard 20c hun; Late Klat Dutch oan page and Beauty tomato 25 hun; J une pink tomato 35c hun;. well rooted pink fh and white Dorothy Perkins roses 25c ~ Mrs J L Burk, R A Tifton, Ga Smell pecan trees. 8 to 10, in. high from good, size, papershell nuts $1 dz; small water oaks: for shade $1-for 15 WH Stewart, Alma Ga Imp: Porto Rican potato $1.69 M fob J A Chauncey, screven, Ga Porto, Ric: a an potato from red skin selected | ip bk spected and treated seed $1. 75 Mf prompt | { shipment Miss # O, Stokes, R 6. Fitzgerald. Ga New Stone and Greater Baltimore to- ato now ready 6c for 500. del Empire Plant Co. R 6 Fitzgerald Ga. Tom. to, New Stone and Greater Balti- | - | more: now ready $1, M del. : Miss L M. Stokes, R. 6 Fitzgerald Ga | New Stone and Greater Baltimore to- mato 50c for 500. del ; Stewart Plant Harm, . Alma Ga Fur Mrs tT B Thomas, Thomashoro Ga Baxley. Ga Brannan Plant Farm, _ | imp Porto Rican potato. Gov inspected | Ga: ae red| PME: and treated $1.90, M5 5 M or more $1.75 prompt sh hipment Ws Opie Cro WwW Plant Farm, Flowery 3ranch Gar Leading varieties cabbage and . tomato, heading variety, also, Ga collard now. ready "95 hun $1.25 MM del 3 M or mere $1 M M tod Ww H Weaver, Ocilla Ga Porto Rican potato Gov inspected $2 ME ack <% : J T Troupe, Baxley Ga Porto Rican potato State inspected $1. 50, M fo b McEver Seed & Plant Co, Braselton, | Ga New Stone,, Greater. Baltimore and} Livingston Globe. tomato; p AMR Season and Wlat Dutch ca. bag Zey leading varie- | vies collard 25c hun $1:25 M del 5 M. or more $1 M f 0 b; prompt shipment | : R Chanclor, Seville Ga Gov. ingpected Porto Rican. and Naney Hall potato $2 mato and sweet pepper | $i MM ; OQ lL. Mobley, R 4 Baxley Ga Red skin | Imp Porte Rican roe oi: 7 M del or | $1.50 M fo iD: Mrs O- Mobley, R 4 Baxley Ga Imp red skin Porto Rican potato $1. 70 M del or. $1. 45 Mf 9b R E Tomberlin, R 2 Surrency Ga | Porto Rican potato. Gov, inspected and| treated $1.50 M, 5 M or more $1. 45 ME or exe for dried apples or peaches or | baby chicks, or good aples_ Or peaches. for cooking C M Beckworth, R 4 Baxley Ga Por-| to Rican potate $1.75 M f oO b;. Gov in- ee Courson, R 4 Baxley Ga Goy in- Se purple skin and red skin Por- to 6 Rican potato $2 M, 5 M or more $1.75 ML : A S Hicks, Adel Ga Goy. inspected Big Stem Jersey potato $1.75 M Butler Plant Co. Baxley Ga Porto Rican potato $1.50 M del or exe for 2 good feed baskets with handles * HA "HT. R 3 Alma Ga Nancy Hall. and Porto Riean potato $t. 85 M fob J W Sellers, R 4 Baxley Ga Imp red skin and old fashion Boon potato $1.2 M del or $1 Miob tts Ga: Porto Rican i Ga ||} Dutch 1 cabbage 25e@hun or $1.40 M;- Big Bos- | |ton Lettuce 25c hun or $1.40,.M, Iceburg ||} lettuce 25 hun or $1.50 M; Earliana if tomato 30c hun $41.65 M; Barly Aeme ||| | tomato 30c hun: $1.76. MM: et bun: Or < $l. Tos Eggplant, Black Beau; } un; Pink and white |||: }ready Imp Gov inspected inspection before July. 15, 1926. i of the Inspector. good working order by August 1. be ready to demonstrate to the fumigating. year. Peach, require. fumigating. : nursery. State You should supply yourself with a fumigating box and have. it Remember there are three things you. must dq by July 15. your. applicat: OM build your fumigating box and clean. up, YORE Haliard De La Parelle, GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF _ ENTOMOLOGY | - Atlanta, Georgia. = Notice To All Nurserymen If. you expect to qualify as a nurseryman . during the season of 1926-1927, it will be necessary. for you to file your application for If applications are received after date it will be necessary for you to pay the traveling expenses | in Have your chemicals on hand and Inspector: the proper manner ore If the fumigatorium is not ready when. the Inspector makes the inspection no. certificate will be issued. The expenses of Inspector returning to make an inspection of the fumigating. box | will be charged to the nursery men. No, exceptions will be made this : apple, pear, pecan and all other hardy nursery stock Pile Entomologist. Atlanta, Georgia. Gentlemen: ADDRESS pee eee es ||) NUMBER OF ACRES }| KIND oF STOCK y -LOCATION OF NURSERY: ce eae APPLICATION F FOR NURSERY sPEction oman State Board of Entomology, J hereby, make application for nursery inspection a agree to a have. my fumigating house or box in working | order and my marsery, ready. for inspection by. Are Ast, 19.26, VY E Hubbard, Fortsdn Ga New Stone, Matchiess and Greater Baltimore - to- mato $1.25 Me. N D Black, R 2 Baxley Ga Porta Ric: yan potato $1.50. M del vane shipment or exe for peaches Mrs Parte Rican potat $2.50 M; Livingston Globe. to- pmato, Eg eggplant and Ruby Giant sweet pepper 206) wun ~ Evergreen Plant Farm, R 1 Inlowery | Branch Ga Greater Baltimore tomato and Ga collards. 20c hun or $4.25 M. del. Mrs B W. Biddy, R i Acworth Ga Hasting. Redfield Beauty tomato 25 hun CA ae OF Quinn Jr. Odum Ga R 2 State f G,-0. As N: Rentz, Baxley Ga Porto Ricee potato $1.50 M fob : Miss Bell Jones, R 4 Shellman Ga Red Rock tomato now ready ~ 250 hun del or exc for white blackeye. peas, hand made straw brooms, rape "seed, dried fruit free from worms. WW. J Dowdy, R Dy Cordele Ga Porto >| Rican potato Gon inspected $1.75, Mi lel G Crow, Gainesville Ga Porto Rican 25 Me A $1. Rican potato | Goy inspected $i. 50. M el : a W D Bryant, Coffee Ga Sweet ~Ruby King and Bell. pe per 20 hun; Red | Rock tomato, 20 } strong plants : Rican and Nancy Hall potato $160. ML prompt shipment Smith, Omega Ga Earliana, Liv- ingston Globe and Greater Baltimore tomato 10c hun or. 75 Mt ob J . Anderson, West Point Ga Nice selected pecan trees $3. Ca. Ss Pe Ei Smith; Rk Dy Cordele Ga Porto M dels HG Bartlett, K Rican and Big Stem Jersey potato $1.70 M del; prompt shipment Mrs J L Hawkins, Hatley Ga Porto Rican potato prompt shipment Crystal Plant-.Co. Rockingham Go prompt shipment. M D Medders, Surrency Ga Porto Rican $i: Mf ob; prompt shipment J M Chapman, Chula, Ga. Porto Rican i, Leesbur Ga Now |. + i Feu hese arg hens | Ate, 4, Ye. old Imperial strain $1.75 ea inspected Porto, Rican potato $i. 50 Mf: JM Bailey, R B Cordele Ga. Porto un or $1 Mis extra EM. Carter, Rockingham Ga Porto. Rican and Jerusalem Yam potato $1.75 |. D. Cordele Ga. Perto}. Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato $1. 19 e Mrs Dyed shou en. Mt Hasting Redfiel d Beauty tomate del or exe for setting (15) R Tt Red eggs _ OHIO AS AF EGGS Leghorns. Mrs. JB Solty, Hatonton, Ga 100 Vernon. Gal W H Kinney, R 1 bred Mch hatch, we Carrollton Ga Pure ts. of. 50 ea; also 1 yr old, hens $1 Mrs_ ES Pemiect Re 4 Marietta "Gia 20 hens and 1 or 2 cocks. Barron Ferris strain, very large and fine ay- ers; exc. for 42 Homer pigeons RD Campbell, Bainbridge Ga, Several choice cockere)s Tanered strain Arr hatch $1.50 to 2. ea, Mrs T J. Biggers, Bremen, Ga: Young 0. 90c M . FOR SALE Ly nd strain eggs 75c for 15; 100 hens same 2 strain; make best offer : E Dy. Edwards, ae Spring Place 3 or 4 Ferris strain cockerels; exe for game breed to avoid in breeding; ; +} few fox sale at $l-ea. " aso A Moore, R 4 Lumpkin Ca se Mars | Tancre: ea Mrs. U G Conner, RAT Galresyine Ga Pullets Fexris strain 10 wks gla, Te em strain cockerels 9 wks old 603, Mrs J A Kell, R 2 Calhoun Ga prze bred hens and 1 cock Ferris fee $10 for lot; also 4 wks old chicks ferris: strain 25C 'a,% Mrs Sa House, Rs Washington Gal 65. Jan hatch pullets Tancred strain 85e ee = Jan hatch cockerels same strala | e ea, W A> Vandiver, RR. 2 Marin Ga, ee pure bred Wyckoff strain bens and cock: 1 and 2 yx old, $1.75ea ox $is-. for lot f 0 b : A Vandiver, and 1 cockerel F eb . hatch Wyckort- strain $1.50 ea or $5 for lot o b; also cockerels same age and strain $2 a ft ob; 18 wks old pullets $1 ea, o $15 for lot f 0 b, Wyckoff strain Aline, Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga Pullets Perris strain 10 wks old 75 ea Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga, 12 Ferris strain hens and 1 cock 16 mo old $12 or exc for 12 pullets or 16 a mixed breed chickens F & V Knight, Dacula Ga Uggs he for 15 or exe for bantam hens F C Temples, Wrens Ga .8 Baieow strain cockerels Mch Ist hatch $1. 0, a f ob WE Williams, 481 Ruth St Ath 100 Ferris strain bullets. Apr hatch 75 | a in lots R 2 Martin Ga 3 ee . . s CHICKENS, & EGGS FOR SALE S$ White Leghorns | Mrs % M Story, Thomson Ga 50 ure bred English strain hens 1926 hatch $1.50 ea; one cock free with the Jot Mrs Alva Williamson, . Cockerels; sell or exc Mrs S G Rogers, Daisy Ga 10 to 20 head $1 ea - Thomas Bros. Stephens Ga Tancred strain cockerels Mch hatch $1 ea f 0 b Mrs C A Duffy, Flovilla Ga Pure bred Tancred strain cockerels _Mch hatch from heavy Jaying strain, special price in lots. Ww D Richards, Gainesville Ga Fer- is strain cockerels Apr hatch. oo lood tested stock $1 ea eee Harris, Pinehurst Ga 55. shone Young strain; also 3 cockerels $47.50 for jet P D . Webb, Duss Rese Ga- Ferris heavy laying strain eggs $1 for 15 B E Huguley, Danburg Ga 30. Bar- ron strain pullets and few cockerels (Mch hatch $1 ea RR Scarborough, Finleyson Ga. 45 choice pullets Tancred strain 4 mos old ea or $45 for lot del : C Brown Leghorns Mrs T Cowart,. R 3 Ringgold Ga _Cockerels 8 wks old $1 ea or 2 for $1. 50; Thormohlen ang Estus strain Mrs H L Lumpkin, R 2 Mauk Ga 10 pure bred pullets and 1 cockerel 11 wks old Everlay strain $10 for lot; several fine cockerels 70c ea 11 wks old or 2 for $1.65-- + Mrs U G Conner, R 7-Gainesville Ga Pullets 10 wks old Everlay strain 75c ea; also cockerels same age and price _ Mrs G T Truelove, R 1 Stockbridge Ga Eggs $1 for 15; incubator lots cheaper; exc for comb honey, hams or Duroc pigs or turkey eggs Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga 25 Ey- -erlay strain hens; make best offer Aline Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga Pullets 10 ley old Everlay strain 7dc ea . Mrs U G Conner, R7 Gainesville Ga Everlay strain pullets 10 wks old 75c ea; also cockerels: same: age. and strain G5e ea 3 W T Edwards, R 2 Dahlonega Ga 1 fine cock Everlay- strain 1925 hatch $2 _ del $C Black. Leghorns W L Gillespie, R 3 Greenville Ga Begs $1 for 15 del; also few hens $1.25 ea or exc for potato plants at $2 M : SC RI Reds J A Joyner, 131 S. Moreland Ave At- Janta Ga One fine cock 2 yr old Don- aldson strain $10 or exc for 8 Bl Minor-| ea pullets 12 wks old; Pape strain _Mrs-F A Moore, R 4 Lumpkin Ga 19 "Tompkins strain. cockerels 9 wks old}: 0c ea or $11 for lot : - Mrs D Donaldson, R 1 Decatur Ga Two fine cocks $5 ea; Eggs $2 for 15 del from trapnested show birds Mrs J H Carrington, Talbotton Ga 10 ehicks 9 wks otd $6; Eggs Donaldson train 80c for 15 del; also 4 hens to exc for 5 Mch hatch Ancona pullets Belle Timmerman, : Prize stock Donaldson Strain hens 2 yr old $2 ea; Eggs from fancy pen $1.65. setting del; from free range flock $5.50 hun Mrs.M L Shealy, Oglethorpe _ Ga 14 ullets and cockerels: Apr 28th hatch 10 for lot or exc for same number Tan- cred strain W Leghorn pullets May hatch; will also sell or exc Mch hatch eds for Mch hatch pullets Tancred strain W Leghorns same age at $1 ea Mrs R F Terrell, R 3 Greenville Ga 20 chicks 4 to 6 wks old $10 for lot del; also 15 pullets 10 to 15 wks old $12 del Mrs W C Rahn, White Oak Ga 10 se- scted Jan hatch pullets $1 ea; 10 Feb and Mch hatch 75c ea; 5 Apr hatch 65 ea; all fine pullets from selected hens heavy layers; also cockerels $1 ea - J Sumner, White Oak Ga Selected pullets Jan hatch $1 ea; Feb and Mch thatch 75c ea; Apr hatch 65c ea; well marked cockerels same breed $1 ea ~ D F Garey, Royston Ga Cockerels Jan hatch from heavy laying strain $2.50 ea; also Mch and Apr hatch $1.50 ea or exec for pullets; one cockerel for 2 pullets Mrs D V Smith, Leslie Ga Eggs $1.50 for 15; also young stock, old pen, sev- eral cockerels BA Tarfor, Adrian Ga Smith strain, 12 pullets Mch and Apr hatch $1 and $1.50 ea; one cock 1 yr old $2.50 Mrs W W Trimble, Adairsville Ga Broilers and small friers 50c ea W L Bond, R 1 Ochlochnee Ga 10 old cockerels Owen strain $1.25 ea R 2 Mayfield | Bronwood Ga and Mahood MARKET BULLETIN: R E White Whites Fe E Grubbs, R'1 Demorest Ga Viking. strain; pl.15 for 15 del; few hens $1. op ea = oO v3 fine layers Barred Rocks Mrs TT Cowart, Thompson and@ Parks strain cockerels $1 ea-or 2 for $1.75 Mrs Eula Steadam, R A Bainbridge Ga Thompson Imperial Rimglet strain feggs $1 for 15; lots 50 or more 6c ea Mrs. fF Acs Watson, R 3 Summit Ga Parks strain pure bred high quality pullets and cockerels 3 mo old; pullets $1.25 ea; cockerels $1.50 ea; 12 pullets and 1 cockerel $16; no order accepted for less than trio Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga Thomp- son strain eggs. 7dse for 16. Mrs Florence P Billings, R B States- bore Ga Holterman Aristocrat strain ecockerels choice stock; write for prices; also eggs for hatching $1 for 15 JS Pelot, R C Statesboro Ga Holter- man Aristocrat strain cockerels choice stock; write for prices; also selected eggs for hatching $1 for 15 Mrs. M Sumner, R 3 Sylvester Ga Eggs Thompson strain prize. winning stock $1 for 15 del Mrs W W Bennett, R.1 Acworth Ga Parks strain pullets from breeders 6 wks old 7dc ea; same age and price Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga Thompson strain Ringlets, 9 hens and 1 coek 2 yr ola $15 for lot or exc for 10 W Leghorn Tancred strain same age or younger; and one cockerel; prefer 15 pullets Mch hatch Mrs J E Steadam, RA Bainbridge Ga Thompson Imperial Ringlet strain eggs from priz pen $1.25for 15; second pen "90c for 15; large lots 5c ea; Mch hatch cockerels $1. 50 ea or larger lots $1.35 ea Mrs M E Pennington, Milledgeville Ga 1 fine cockerel 1 yr old Parks strain; exc for one same age and breed _ J EF Tyson, Tennille Ga Cockerels 3 mo old Parks strain $1.50 ea Mrs G Pridgen, Wray Ga Pure bred Aristocrat strain ecockerels Mch hatch $1 ea; 15 Thompson strain cockerels Apr hatch 75c ea or $11 for lot T Boswell Jr Siloam Ga Eggs from pure bred Thompson strain $1 for 15 Mrs J A Johnson, R 4 Cedartown Ga cockerels Two pure bred cockerels from prize} stock 10 wks old $1 ea; Eggs $1 for 15 Miss Mamie Roach, R 1 Daisy Ga Parks heavy laying strain 5 wks old chicks 60c ea; Mch hatch cockerels $2 ea; Eggs from special pen mating $1.50 for 15 del and 3 cockerels 13 wks old (strain not known) $1 ea fob White Rocks 5 Mrs D Strawn, R 1 Ramhurst Ga 15 hens and 2 cocks Fishel strain $1.65 ea; 1 yr old or exe for same breed or any large breed : Mrs C C Payne, R 6 Tifton Ga Fishel strain eggs $1.25 for 15 del; cockrels same strain 3 mo old $1 ea from well selected stock Anconas Ruth Tyner, Danielsville Ga 25 pure bred Sheppard strain hens and 2 cocks Apr 1925 hatch $1 ea fob F & V- Knight, Dacula Ga 3 hens and 1 cock $10 for lot or exe for 10 W Leghorn hens Mrs M S Johnson, R 3 Buena Vista Ga 10 Shepparg strain pullets and 1 cock 2 1-2 mos old 75 ea fob W T Edwards, R 2 Dahlonega Ga 10 plood tested flock $1.50 ea del Mrs W L Carmichael, wks old cockerels, Norman quality, 50c ea; 8 wks old 80c ea: Mrs O J Smith, R 1 Flowery Branch Ga Sheppard strain; 80 hens $1.25 ea 4 cocks same strain $1.25 ea f o b J C Porter, R 1 Tifton Ga 12 Sheppard strain hens 1 1-2 yrs old $1.50 ea; 2 Sheppard strain cocks 2 yrs olq $1.50 ea; 10 pullets 2 1-2-mo old $1 ea; cock- erels 2 1-2 mo old $1 ea S C Black Minoreas Mrs B Guthrie, R 4 Monroe Ga Fresh choice eggs from heavy-layers $1 for 18 del Mrs G W Stevens, Nicholls Ga 14 hens 1 to 2 yrs old; one cock 18 mo old Pape strain $1.50 ea or $20 for lot; exe for 20 W Leghorn pullets Tancred or Ferris strain 4 mo old Ga Pape strain eggs $1 for 15. del; 8 rose eomb,.Nabobs best eggs R 3 Ringgold Ga _ selected | Mrs E Frazier, Sharon Ga 5 pullets wks old cockerels Sheppard strain from Madison a 6 Wilson Minorea Yards, R 2 Martin} hens and 1 cock $1.50 ea or $13 for lot; | heavy laying preeders $1 ea; 2 for $t. 15 or 4 for $3; Pullets 10 wks old -Pape strain select ones good shape and color $1 ea; Chieks 6 wks old Pape strain- = lect ones no culls 50c ea; Hatching cee Pape strain $1 for 15 Light Brahmas Mrs A J McMichen, Acworth Ga_ hens and 1 cock Scotts strain 18 tae old $14 for lot Villa Viscaya Farm, Doerun Ga:Balch and Brown strain eggs 90c for 15 del- Mrs Mamie Stone, R 3 Adairsville Ga Eggs $1 for 15 del C P Colclough, Maxeys Ga Eggs from Balch & Brown strain $1.25 for 15 del; 2 yr old hens and growing stock reason- able : Buff Orphingtons L i Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At- lanta Ga 25 pure bred hens 1 to 2 yr old $1.50 ea or exc for Cornish Games Mrs J H Harpe, Blakely Ga Cockerels 2 yr old $2 Mrs W E Webb, R 1 Oglethorpe Ga Pure bred eggs $1.25 for 15 dl or $1 f o b: Mch hatch cockerels = a; hatch $1.25 ea f o b White Orphingtons BOR Traylor, Rt baGrange: Ga 10 eight wks old $4 for lot T H Traylor, R 1 LaGrange Ga Bets $1.65 for 30 or 90e for 15 Mrs D B Worley, R 11 Elberton Ga Eggs English strain heavy 7 we for 17 del sane Black daisies Mrs J C Johnson, 3 pullets and 1 cockerel Mch hatch $5 Games Mrs A R Clack, Auburn Ga Dark Cornish Indian Game eggs $1 for 15 del R F Peavey, R 1 Pitts Ga Blue Boon oe 9 mo old ready to fight; pure breed 2.50 Mrs D L Powers, R 2 Sparks Ga 8 Allenround hens and 1 cock $12 for lot or exe for R I Reds Mrs T G Shurling, R-A Tennille Ga Dark Cornish Indian pullets and cock- erels Apr hatch 1 to 1 1-2 Ibs ea Tdc to $1 ea; Eggs same stock $1 for 15 E J Todd,.R 8 Carnesville Ga Pit games, Legislator and Red Lopard Mary I Lanier, R 3 Summit Ga Dark Cornish hens; 10 hens and 1 cock $20 for lot Mrs E Shurling, Oconee Ga 10 Dark pullets Mch and Apr hatch and cocker- els same hatch $1 ea; all pure bred af S L Wyandottes _ Mrs J C Reynolds, R 8-Elberton Ga 15 -M Johnson, Geneva Ga Gactierek Jan hatch prize winning stock $2.50 ea Mrs G R Adams, R 6 Vienna Ga 4 eocks Feb hatch $1.50 ea; ree strain Mrs L O Stapler, Rs: Bowdon. Ga Eggs from prize stock $1:for 15, viele te for 30 ae W T Adams, Bavottia Ga Eggs $1. 95 for 15 del; few young cockerels half grown $1 ea : E T Almon, Midland Ga Cockerels from selected. pen $1.50 ea; two or more |: $1.25 ea; Apr hatch; also 9 pullets and sf ee Eggs $1 for 15 de] mate their fraud. R A Tennille Ga Cornish hens and 1 cock $20 for lot 50 Young cockerels $1 ea; Eggs $1. e for Seo Reward Oh the great volume of offerings handled by this office, some dishonest people have defrauded our citizens. 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 | Bulletin. Then they watch the offerings in the Market Bulletin and write direct to the owner and thus consum- _ 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. This re- ward will amply take care of all fees and expenses. ATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, Jackson, Divestor- . Thursday, June 24,- 1926, 2 Mrs R J Hollang eto pullets and 2 cockerels Feb hatch $10 for lot gS 53) b White. s Weyasidottes Mrs R F Terrell, R 3 Greenville Ga 12 chicks 4 wks old $6 del Mrs J_E.Steadam, RA Bainbridge Ga Martin Regal Doreas strain eggs. from first pen $1.25 for 15; second pen r 90c for 15; large lots 5 and 6e ea; Mech | hatch cockerels sos ea; Apr hatch $1 ea : ; ss : Black iditeshans Miss June Wooten, R 1 Broxton Ga Chicks Apr hatch $1 ea f < b Bantams | Mrs B Stewart, R 2 Wadley Ga 3. chicks 3 mo old 25 ea; also four 3 wks ola t5e ea; 1 hen and 1-cock 50c ea Mrs D V Smith, Leslie Ga Golden Se- brights ; MIXEDTable Use - Mrs Addie Waddelle, Pearson Fresh large eggs not fertile 30c dz JO Stewart, Gardi Ga 14 hens and 2 cocks mixed breed 1 to 1 1-2 yrs old $1 ea; also 7 Jan 1926 hatch 3-4 grown Tbe ea: Ga Mrs I H Anderson, R 3 Alma Ga 50 small friers 40e lb f 0 b Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga Sever- al cases white shelled eggs per wk ie R Suggs, ~Gillsville Ga 50 friers if wks ald 85c ea E Mrs W R Williams, R 6 Cochran Ga 6 wks old mixeg chicks 35c ea Mrs E Frazier, Sharon Ga Several friers per wk j : : Baby Chicks Mrs H J McCorvey, Hawkinsville Ga Jersey Black Giants 18c ea in lots B52, or more Mrs H Rommel, 51 Williams Mill Road, Atlanta Ga Rocks and R I Reds : vigorous stock $13 hun or $7 for 50; S C W.Leghorns from laying strain $10 a pun or $5.50 for 50; all del- - ee (Mrs D: Donaldson, R 1 Decatur Ga Donaldson strain R I Reds from best pens 15c ea Summer del : Mrs G L Freeman, R-6 Forsyth Ga . Marcy strain Jersey Black soe 20 jea June 28th del Mrs SG Rogers, Daisy. a 100. day old chicks $5 hun June 27th del Mrs E H Smith, RS Cochran Ga Day % old mixed chicks lle ea del : Fain Hatchery, eee es ae and Anconas per wk $10 hun el - 4 Mrs J E Feaesi). R 6 Qahinsh Ga: 100 chicks all large breed mostly R . Reds oe Pe wes 8rd del ; ee Hatching ; Mrs H Rommel, 51 Williams Mill Road, Atlanta Ga Setting each Satur- aay lots 96 eggs ; | TURKEYS & EGGS FOR SALE -Mrs J P Barrow, Buckhead Ga M B s&s $3 for 12 fob Mrs M C Colvard, Bowman Ga 3 Bronze hens; also 34 turkeys 2 mo old; write for prices Mrs Vashti Hamer, LaGrange Ga 1 M B tom $6; 1 hen; both 2 yr old AS J Arrington, McIntyre Ga One pure bred M B tom 82 Ibs $8; Two hens. average 22 Ibs $5 ea or $16 for lot Rai Sorngice: Ga: = Edison Ga 1000 Wo ] R 6 Fort: Ga. Mallards $4 pair ~- and i a fawn and white ndrum, Adairsville te Few colored Muscovy duck eggs e preed $1.50 for 12 del - McGlann, Cusseta: Ga 6 Vy ducks $1.25 ea gel {NE Sa ARLE RET, V iday, R Acworth Ga-Two cks; a drake and 1. duck $2.50 tough, Finleyson Ga 7 Mam- e Pekins, Pardees strain 6 0 for lot AS & EGGS FOR SALE le white breasted 1 yr old fashti Hamer, LaGrange Ga Lis ea or $7 for lot mson, R 2 Carrollton Ga and speckle half grown; 2 and one goose 75c ea; large | & EGGS FOR SALE ~_ pe a Ril Rockledge Ga it e size goslings 50c ea or exe ee breed pene. chicks Hace, 401 Highland Asve At: - arieties tae Tee perceys 1926 Bva Papctun. Rt ache ae talking rea head parrot, fin- , $20 or exc for 20 dark Br ens) *<* Bird & Pet Shop. 222 Peach- Atlanta Ga Giant South Ameri- caws, scarlet red and blue and parrots; one yr old $40 and $50 ed Talkers $75, $100 to $150 large plumage blue peacock 38 d fine condition $50; Singing Mtn St Andreasburg Roller and ion German Chopper canaries, eties of colors, single birds or pa nd gi5 e dbl gies pens bOc; eis: p young ones 3 Wik old e lot for $2.25 22 : Belgian eee 33 or exc for na Giants Cobb, Ellijay Ga German Rotter canary; 3 female; one male red ; or exe for any large breed | D Fulghum, Lavonia Ga Spot- ea pigs 2 mo old $1 pair Putman, Ranger Ga Giant Red and black rabbits 40e ea in lots ner, R 2 Talking Rock Ga -2 its 1 yr old; doe white with | ; buck. white and black spotted; ree 2 mo old ones $2.50 for fot e McPherson, Rots Rabun 4 full blood Belgiam Rabbits ld $10 for lot; good condition; ll blood guinea pigs or ae D0 ft Of << arborough, Finleyson Ga i sholes ew Zealand Red rabbits 10 Ibs olor 18 mos old, with 3 young! 2 mo old $8 for lot del PEAS FOR SALE Waddelle, Pearson Ga Vietor -35 bu $1.25. pk; Goos and Ha- wders same price Sinys, R 1 Ellabell Ga Whipps $4 $1.15 pk Cenia Hayes, R 2 Norcross Ge. wders 15c 1b, O olvin, Siloam Ga Brown W hipps Eras about 60 bus $4 bu in Sacks fo b nowden, RB Albany Ga 200 keye green peas per wk; no Franklkin, Tennille Ga Mixed ays and Whipps $5 bu; Jrons $6.9 inson, Cairo Ga Food Mixed bu; Whipps $4.50; Irons Mix- | ae yu fonb ey, Quill Ga 32 Indian Run- | Ife lb f ob Z Paulk, RA Tifton Ga 1 pair }. eer truck, ne n : 1 C6 : ee FHL oe one Vv ginia Oe = Seabee nae: Ga teu peas 2 Oe Giles, -Sr. Doerun . Ga Black thee a $4 bu fob PECANS | & PEANUTS FOR SALE Mrs Addie Waddelle, Pearson Ga Medium size paper shell pecans 5 Ibs $1; less quantity 25c lb; 50 Ibs or more ; SYRUP FOR SALE : Sc S M Phillips, Quitman Ga Several new bbls pure Ga cane syrup $20 bbl Mrs C L Wynn, R 1 Rockledge Ga Few gal Ga cane syrup in jugs one bbls $1.10 gal D P Blake Jr. Concord Ga Ael sor- a syrup in 10 Ib pails _ SECOND HAND MACHINERY | , FOR SALE B Purifey, Yatesville Ga Ottawa Log Saw; exc for 3 shoats 100 Ibs ea or 38 bus corn oR Scarborough, Finleyson Ga 2 straight plows good condition, nose band included $5 for. both; also one Lynchburg Dixie without handle $2 or $6.75 for all f 0 b; also one Boy Dixie $3.50 H McEtheney, (Monticello Ga Fordson Tractor ang Disc Harrow for same practically new $375 for both f 0 b -E T Boswell Jr. Siloam Ga Peerless engine high pressure 20 H P mounted; Vance 20th Century Sawmill and belt ~|feed; Tom Huston Skidder with 700 ft cable and pulleys, hooks, etc; Fordson Tractor practically new; Moline Tractor good condition; Electric Western 32. volt} generator Delco Light plant complete good running condition; Ford truck good a condition; Sunlight Acetylene lighting plant with house fixtures = Mrs: W W Trimble, Adairsville Ga Cream Separator, DeLaval No 2 good condition $35 J M Brown, McRae Ga Peak and grain thrash; Ford Traction belts | in good shape $250 for all f o b Miss Bell Jones, R 4 Shellman Ga Wisconsin incubator 126 egg good condi- tion with thermometer and instructions $5 f o b or exc for 5 nice good laying strain B Rock pullets Mch or Apr hatch, Parks strain preferred - National Pecan Groves Co. Flintside Ga Complete 2 70 Saw Continental gin outfit; 30 H P Stationary engine; screw press complete with tramper; 3 Oliver bottom plows for traetor; 3 Sullivan- Towson Dise Tractor plows Case thrash- ing machine 15-30; sacrifice - H B Weeks, Norman Park Ga Key- stone pea harvester good condition $150 or exc for grain and peanut thrash, Ra- cine or Case make preferred; One cir- cle saw solid tooth 36 in. dia good con- dition $50 or exc for 36 in. cut off saw G Murphy, R 2 Jasper Ga Fordson Tractor complete with Athens. dbl disc side plow; turned only few acres; Dar- gain D Davis, Rutledge Ga 110 volt Delco motor; also two 110 volt motor; One 10 H P Olds engine $75; One electric biow- | er; Milk cooler for 20 cows R P Steinheimer, Brooks Ga Canning | outfit good condition; sell or exc for oats, rye or wheat MoM Newberry, Wellston Ga 40-H P Schofield boiler; 35 H P Schofield en- gine; No 2 Hinch & Drumgo sawmill outfit complete; also mules, log drays, logging equipment; sell cheap G M Shearouse, Box. 115 Guyton Ga Two 50 H P boiler; 150 H P. Engine ef 20 EH: P engine; 1 30 H - engine; No 2 Lombard sawmill; two 50 in. inserted tooth circular saws; one cutoff saw and belt complete; 2 or 4 horse wagon; hand car; 1-2 ton 12 ft steel rails; saw man- drel- and frame complete; good belt feed; 3 old timber carts G J @yson, R 6 Wrightsville Ga One 42 rows Johnson dusting machine mene tically new $25 0. S White,-R 3 Ellijay Ga Grist mill good condition; cheap for cash or exc Cc G Oliver, R.2 Barnesville Ga. One eyclone hand seed sower for small grain and seed $2.50 f 0 b W monster zennias, giant snapdragon, lit le gem -feverfew, calendula, phlox, petunia, marigolds, dbl] hollyhock, all color mixed all 25e dz: white moon vine 50c dz Miss Ruth Blankenship, 601 Second | Aye Rome Ga Dbl and hock, zennia, marigold, gon, little | gem feyer ews | single holly nnia 25c dz - Mrs J W Gholston, Comer Ga Water lilly bulbs, white, flesh, pink and deep rose 50c bulb Mrs C A Foster, R 2 Talking Rock Ga Pink and red geranium 5c; well rooted; white hydrangia 20 ea; Leopard begon- ja 20c 6a; Kmas cagtus lhc ea: well Ppeied: putter and egg 10 dz; rainbow moss 2 bunches Loe; Pine burr begonia 20 eas daffodil 25c dz or $1 hun Mrs J. W Roper, R 7 Gainesville Ga White and pink hydrangia cuttings 5 ea; few rooted white and pink hydran- gia 10c ea: white, red, pink geranium orange color, Lantana red Justischia, red cactus cuttings 5c ea; large leaf red oxalis, white Aug lilly, sword fern, Srape begonia 10c ea; dbl petunia cut- tings 10c ea; smal leaf pink oxalis 5e ea; wandering jew green and white, anq green striped cuttings 2 for 5c; add postage Aline Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga Yellow jonquil bulbs 20e az $1.45. hun; Purple sweet violets 15c dz; white nar- . eissus bulbs, blue iris lilly 20ce dz; yel low flag 10c dz; mixed carnatidns 25c dz; mixed sweet williams 20c dz j Miss Florrie Hushey, R 1 Ranger Ga ac dg; daisy chevsan- hemnums 20 az sword Agena. 25 ea; Gloria De Begonias 25 ea; Dbl red. Gace }well reoted 20c ea; cuttings loc ea; pan- jets 10 dz; blagkeye susans large plants | | dz; @usty miller 15c az or 2 dz 25 del R 2 Cave} dz | Springs Ga Pink and red May and June | giant snapdra- } blox, gaillar- |- dia all 25 dz, 4 dz $1; cal endula, petu- | MARKET BULL Cherokee Farm Floral Garden, weet Point Ga Dahlia slips from Frank A | Walker, Madonna, . Pink Jacek Rose, L Zeppelin, Mms Van Bystem, Mrs Jac- ques Futrelle, Earle, of Pembroke; Lib- elle, American. Beauty, Dramant Rose | pink. Century, Achievement, War and } faney red and white loc ea del* Giant petunias 25 dz; red spider. lillies $i. 50, dz; Goldenglow 3 for 25; milk and wine lilly 25c ea; Sweet Alyssium 3 dz 25c; exc; also exe single white mums for. sgl pink, yellow or lavender mums Mrs Dessie Hughey, R 1. Ranger Ga Hardy everblooming dbl red carnations sy geraniums red with white center 25 a cutting 15 ea; fire ball geraniums, 20e ea cuttings lic ea; New shaking ferns 25 ea; weeping rainbow ferns for swinging baskets-and pots 25 ea; be- gonias, Gloria De Chattelaine 256 -e8: cuttings 15 ea; Gable trumpets white trumpet shaped blooms 25 ea; daisy chrysanthemums 20c dz; tan. colored chrysanthemums 20c dz; hardy lavender color verbenas 25c dz 4 Mrs J Winters, Buford Ga Blue vio-. tlets, dusty miller, running myr tle, moss verbena and loose tangle moss 10c dz; Marguerite carnations mixed colors large flowering, Asters mixed, white flag lillies 20e dz; pink Perkins, red velvet, blue rambler and red rambler | rose all 10e ea; white baby dbl rose 10; all rooted; phlox plants mixed 1l5 dz; purple. lilac and yellow bells, bride wreath 10 ea; seyeral kinds. wild ferns 10c ea; sage plants 5c; sell or exe: for box flowers; add postage on all orders for less than 50 Mrs R FE Lunsford, Jackson Ga fo petunia plants mixed colors 50 plants } 25c or 40c hun; Apr blooming narcissus, 10c dz or 75c hun; large | chrysanthe- mums mixed colors lic dz; white in- fsurved mums 25 dz; sweet purple vio- 'LOc dz; green and striped jew cuttings : 1Ge dz; rooted Boston ferns 20c ea; one} 2 yr old Boston fern $1; add postage Mrs FC: Floyd, Chipley Ga R 2 Sin: fle white Apr blooming. Star Bethlehem | 25 pulbs 85e; March blooming dbl Star Bethlehem 4 bulbs 35; Jonquils, daffo- jils, narcissus, hyacinth, Japanese, Iris 20 bulbs 35; Chinese Sacred Lilly 4 bulbs 35e; white German Iris 6 bulbs 35e; all del; 25 Giant red Hibiscus seed 10c; 20 pink moonvine seed 10; Giant white moon vine, Brazillian Morning glory, white, plue moon vines 4 rooted}! | plants 39c; Seven red or white or mixed rooted honeysuckle vines 35c. Miss. Leila Sorrells, R 4 Monroe Ga | Maidenhair fern 15 ea; pink. and white zonk begonia 3-for 15 or 6 for 25 Mrs. C:1 Atkinson, R 3 Rome Ga Yelk low Iris 30 da; sweet blue violets 15c Miss Lillie Deen Broom, cactus 15 and 25c; Devil. walking stick cactus. and beef tongue 15. and 25; Mtn fern 25 or & for $1: Biddy. widdy } cactus 10c ea; add postage : Miss. Louise Southerland, R- $ Bllijay. Ga Lemon lillies 20 da; purple ir 1b f 'izt marigolds 10c dz; dusty ne 10 iz; evergreen yine with blue plossoms i0c. dz: standing cypress 10c dz; English | dogwood 10c ea; flowering quince 20 ea; purple violets lic dz; bunch roses | ved and pink {fvUc.ea; honeysuchie, yer OW. jonquils, daffodils and spotted yard, grass all 20 az: well rooted Miss Ola Southerland, Re Ellijay Ga Snow on mountain 10c dz; Tomato} ylants.10e dz: Marigolds plants 10 dz; | , lowering quince 25e a; evergreen vine 15 dz; Spotted iris 20c dz; lemon lillies 20 Gz; striped grass 10 ea; lilly bushes | '20c dz; sunflower 15 dz; blue iris 20c dz; purple foxglove 15 dz; downfall 20 dz; bunch roses 10 ea; Star grass: 206 dz; ground ivy 5c bunch Mrs Sidda Sountherland, R 3 Ellijay Ga Narcissus, daffodils 15c dz: marigold 4 10c dz; cabbage and tomato plants 20c roses, lic. dz; butter and egg 10c az; creeping charlie 10 bunch; turnip seed de tablespoon; add postage Mrs. Ida Southerland, R 38 Bllijay Ga Lemon lillies 20c dz; weeping Mary tie fer 2; Camphor 2 bunches bc; cat- nip 20c dz; lilly bushes ]0 ea; yellow root 25e dz; sweet williams 25 dz; peachtree roses 10c ea; marigold 10 dz: 10c ea Mrs L G Sanders, Dewy Rose Ga White and. pink everblooming begonia. rooted 15c ea; cuttings 2 for 15c; Teddy Jr. Fluffy Ruffle and Boston ferns lic ea; pink, white, salmon, red, searlet, Orange and pink: sultana rooted 15 cut- del. single dark blue violets $1 hun lants; b = a a pink and salmon geranium cuttings 10 [ Ga Dbl white 4 different shades pink, hun; peachtree roses 4 for: ane; prim |. dusty miller 20c dz; English dogwood | carmine and orange geraniums rooted. Lie uttings 10 ea; Jew 12 for 10c; rose beri EON: tings 10; all orders for more than 2c . Mrs Dinah Eller, R 3 Ellijay Ga Or- ange lillies 25e dz; white and light blue violets and myrtle vine one da Or each 2c Beatrice Doerun Ga Red, Brooks, ea or exe for sultana any color Ruth Rolls, R A Jesup Ga Old rose hibiscus- plants about 1 ft high 5 mix- -ed; petunia seed 5 pkg: Portulaca seed 5c mixed. pkg; Tree cactus be gutting: ada postage, Mrs Sarah F Pope, R 3 Alma Ga Xmas cactus 6 plants well: rooted 380; }striped jew 5c plant with go ots; no. Tess than 95. sold; oxalis 10c: spulbs 3 for ; Zane; Easter lillies 10c plants. add post- age Miss Pecola. Stone; R : S Adairsville 5 red, also red and pink rosebud geran- iunes 10 cutting ting; Parlor ivy. 100; exc any of above for sultana or beefsteak or New Venus. Begonia Mrs Marion Eaton, Rit Dahlonega Ga Rooted rambler rose, baby rambler Sev- en sisters 10c ea 3 for 25; Flag lillies, yellow. purple iris lillies, red ispider lil- lies, 3 large bunches for 25t; pepper- mint, spearmint plants 15 hun; red and yellow marigold plants 10 dz; sweet Basel 6 for 10c; fountain plants 10c dz; pink and yellow peach rose 10 ea; blue pll plants 5c dz: garden gooseberry -bushes rooted 10c ea Yellow bunck roses rooted; old fashion kind 10s;: ae nest. age on small orders Garling H Eaton, R t Dahlonega Ga Mtn ferns several kinds 10; white pine, spruce pine, hemlock 2 to 3 ft high 10 ea 3 for 25e; cottonwood bush ! for sha ee trees 15c ea; maple 2 to 3 igh ea; red root, yellow root Sec ao inint leaves 50c lb; spearmint. leaves, $ lb; grub, root or Star Root $1 th; , Laurels ide. ea 3 for 25; white and yello -jon- quils $4 hun; wild cherry. tree. bark 50 lb; Birch bark 50c 1b; Rasin- weed root 50c lb; ad@ postage on small orders. Miss Isabel Green, R 6 Gainesville Ga Seven. Sister running rose suttings 10; rreoted 20; pink oxalis rogted bulbs 3 for 10e; add postage; Dbl red. geranium cuttings 10c ea Orange day lillies 25c dz; purple lilac rooted 1de ea; Green jew, 3 for 5c; orange winter pinks 20 dz rooted; one pink Fustisnnaemeoated 15; add postage . ie Rs Mrs ET. Almon, Midlana Ga Dpl pink geranium rooted 15-ea; cuttings from pink, white and red=8*for 20c ea; nice size spengeria and fl i nue fern rooted 2 for 25; . and cluster DAEciga ys $1.25 hun : . Miss Fannie Mae Gatlin, R 3 aes -Fa Dusty miller 25c dz; yellow bloom- ing cactus 50c dz; King jew and little jew 25c dz; exc for any kind of begonia }or ferns or geraniums, se Pane or ivy: geranium AS Pink: tissue, geranium - ona 1be ea; Boston fern rooted 15 RI Rainbow ea;\ Painters brush 10 ea; Aug lillies lemon. lillies 30 dz: Bhtand - yellow. Inixed lillies 25 dz; white narcissus 26.c dz; monthly rose cuttings an eslor: Be ea; snow on mountain sheets: exc for dbl. petunia only; - postagt paid | on: all 6 or exc for any pot flowers Swingin pot moss 5c or exc for boxflowers; add postage | CES Mrs J A Griffin, 512 16th Ave E Cor- dele Ga Begonias, Caroline. sucerne, Pink Conch, Red, Beefsteak,.. Artillery Plant, Pink sultana: variegated Vinca Justischia, Asparagus Spengeria, Roose- panna Denali kage ae eee Mrs C A ar Rit Ghautioe Ga F ; | Zennia plants all colors mixe PS for 10e. Hy: drangia | flowering alaond 10; orange lilly eg fo | 10: all orders for 20 or. more del. ~ | 6 kinds | for size papershell - ruts: $1 Wz: - lillies 10c; ; Pot mistletoe 10 cut- fag rt Ahirs fing red wool flower 30c dz; Ch; fters 25. dz or 5 dq $1, }bena mixed; Calendula, White August lillies bulbs 10c; yell iris lilly, June and July blooming 1 bulbs 10 dz: yellow daffodils bulb: dz; flowering almond 2 for.5 \Priyet bushes 10 dz or. ASE; hollyhock be az; add post Pink hydrangia cuttings 10 ea; pink } }bunch; purple verbena 15c lilly bleoms until late. frost ac e | dering jew 12 cuttings 25c ter dilies 30.c az; Variegate 4} pach reuttings large dbl moss ibe ea; Grape geranium rooted ide 25s, ea; Chinese fragrantferns 25e dz f- weeping Mary, Mtn ferns a time Mtn. flower honey suckle erders: for '3e OL cae er 10, ea or 3 for 20c; Golden Mes. L Fortsen;. R44 Danielsville | 2 for 25 purple lilac, Ga Large white might ne 25e Foye bleeding. heart 25 e ay ; rose cuttings 10 ea; also fall Rooted boxwood plants 6 to. 20. in hi Miss Viola. Cash, Figwery. 2. dz d5e or 90e hun; exe 100 sweet pepper plants : WB: Bryant, Coffee Ga 5. dz touchmenot mixed colors 20: nie (olue). -20c; Mrs J L Burk, R A Tifton Ga 1 mixed petunias Zac hun; white m 25e hun; yellow daisies 256 hun; m) eS 2aeep colors rooted roses $5 Rooted Perkins: roses large size 1 entire collection $1.40 del; Ice play 10e; small pecan trees from Mrs F H Martin, R 1 Gainesville Dark blue plumbago 10c bune dbl red geranium J ting; mistletoe moss 10c -bune leaf beg onia L0c cutting; bulbs i0c: cactus Ta Xmas cactus | 100; ; ie: hot pepper plant 10 dz; add D af Otting, R4 Rome Ga $1. 75 hu Feverfe dz; red coxcomb Hasting Zennia mi 25e; phlox mixed color, petunia : colors; Hasting whit Zennia dz; Buttercup, butter and narcissus 25 dz; white nare pimento pepper plants, plants, lde dz or Hilly 30 dz; dbl orange a a os 3 rdgz or. 5 dg hbo: Mrs HG Fraser, R 7 Gainesville G dz; Rainbow. moss 5c all color ever. ing flower plants 10c dz; yellow jong Mrs M Conner, R 7 Gainesvi Ferns and begonia all kinds, SOP sultanas, lantanas plumbago, h ise dbl petunia and gladioli 20 ea 2 for 6 for 90; $1.65 dz; Coleus 3 ie iS (Mas JM McGarity. Drak flowers; winter pinks 10 da Mrs Lula McElhannon, R Open grown petunias 60 stro 20c; Rainbow mess all colors: green and green and white house featherfew fine for eut. flow scarlet. red : FOr 10c; all pla roots SS - Mrs a x Cary, Region: Ga E verbena 15c dz $1 hun or $5 and scarlet red 3 for 10; Rainb all colors 25 dz; Rea and yell Marie Henry, Mineral Bluff Ga J iquils, sweet williams, wild - ul S snow drops, Mtn ferns 25 vd ibe. dz; Travelers Darel balls 25e ea rooted / ed, 2 for. 25e; old field. dai rose sprouts bloom: ng sprouts 2 for 25c; red baby. ram rmbler + d nk cuttings, fall blooming Bb emis all. 10 ea or 2 for 25 Pearl Holland, Mineral Bluff Ga. quils, _snowdrops, snow on shion daisies 10 dz; orn bon grass. with. dusty. bloom rose cuttings dl red, rose. cuttings blooms from mai until frost same. price We ood Lawn Nursery, Greenville - Gs $12 hun del:. Orange lillies 50e $3.75. hun: Mammoth | land Baty ferns a az velt ferns, any 8 for 5dC . rem peewee IMPORTANT NOT cE: it. No Ad qual h repeated All ads must be in. either Sale or Rent . iD SUPPLEMENT _ | Georsia Far arm Lands For SALE, WANTED or RE Tite as will ee issu : I only be sent to those who. reque E fore the first for that months issu _ Full description should be made and price must ee giver therwise not Ls Crepatie Fo aes unless sent-in each mont elligib! e He Godard, Gogeansville Ga chrysanthemums 50c dz; plooming size 25c ea; Sul-y ne 25c ea; Fuschias 1dc a; qoc ea; cuttings of sultanas, ge- ntanas and weigelias 5c ea; and coleus 5c ea; tuberose ide us ted 10c ea; oxalis pink and nd pale orchid 5 ea; red, white, ind green and white striped jew red and silver striped jew. i0c se plants 20c dz; Caila lilly tischia rose color loc ea Sora Lee Otting, Rome GaChina edz 5 dz $1 or $1.75 hun Hast- | yool flower 30c dz; Hasting zen- ad 25e dz or 5 dz $1; fevertew | hiox mixed. colors, - rs 25c az; 5 dz $1; Red cox- c dz; verbena mixed colors, cal- xed colors 25c dz; blue iris 0c dz; day lillies dbl orange 25c dz $1; Pimento pepper plants; nne pepper plants 15 dz or 2 ttercup, butter and ees, yel- reissus bulbs 25c dz or 6 dz-$1 Sora Lamar, R 2 Felton Ga Dry. e 5c Ib; well rooted large | iS t et 10 bunch; houseleak 5 ing trawberry plants 25c dz rinse n a rambler rose 10 or. us. cutting sultanas, begonia d geraniums, evergreen shrubs | poxwood 25 pa Carter, Lake Park Ga Red} - nn sultana cuttings unrooted | de; trailing green coleus plants | ooted 25c; extra large 35dc ea; Hast- | rid coleus plants all colors 2 for rk green Jeaf porch | caladium 6c a, 5 for $1;Large leaf ele- pulbs 20c ea 6 for $1; pink bulbs 20e dz, 3 dz 50c; $1 hun; jonquils bulbs 25 dz, 5 dz $1; or- earlet: Easter lilly bulbs $1 dz 6 Giant White Spider lillies 50c ea; neysuckle vine 25c ea - Grindle, R 1 Dahlonega. Ga. ranium cuttings 5c; red begonia or 25c; foxglove 25c dz: hy-| rooted 3 for 15c; cologne ; four oclock piantsS 6-for | ire bush. 3 for 10c; white ig jew plants 12 for: 15c; one | de af begonia; one grape leaf bego- e ed begonia; one white begonia; yed geranium; one dbl petunia, ch pink oxalis; all well rooted collection | oF Drury; RA Waynesyjile Ga4 oth leaf caladium bulbs 25 ea; Jeaf caladium 15c; purple stem ium 15c; all 3 for 50c; add postage, ly lilly 25c ea; sweet scented flow- shape wf butterfly; Alba Picta be- Bok Viola - Wilson, Morganton | Ga: Herokee rose $1 dz; collection of n) 50c; wild sweet williams 20c dz; | deen s pink yellow 20c ea Mtn laurel jemon lillies 40e dz; white yellow | jolet 10c dz; 10 choice roses. ris lillies, d0c dz Althea. lilly 2; Blue rose 15 a; daffodils bulbs ; trailing arbutus 20c dz Story, Thomson Ga, Choice nd hollyhock plants 250 dz ndle, R 1 Dahlonega . Ga: r garden pinks all colors dbl blooming moss, hollyhocks eppermint plants, 15c dz dbl cuttings, justischia and hibis- abl red geraniums cuttings not 2 for. be; white striped jew, rain- 3). oxadis, 2 for: Sc; petunia colors 15 dz; add postage ue Etter Harrison, Dublin Ga ny nopted: water lillies 25c ea or a Conner, Eh Gainesville Ga mn. plants mixed colors 25c dz; t william plants 25 dz; blue veto Jonquil ee: 200: dz dz; 4 Tangerine ify faciaded rery 50ce order or_more : ae Maloch, R 1 Hoschton Ga burning bush, white daisies, Dele Yiolets, pink primrose, perriwinkle, Jarge pink mums, ( lowering moss, mixed 50 sn dragon mixed colors 20c dz. atehing esses: mane pbegonia es M @ Gene, R - petunias |- } white yard lilly, | pulling t crop | handled mor or Tess like cotton. : was one reaso} hanan Gx Some one to. furnish sugar and man. Ga fers and I make grape ane Apple, black-: berry jelly. on. halves. Mrs Belle Godard, Gog eegansville cal 4 never fail yeast cakes and recipe for i also. for rolls, loaves and bread ac : Beatrice. broons: oe Ga Will can fruits or. -berries for anyone who. will furnish jars and rubbers at FOC Gt} berries now ready . : Mrs J Winters, Buford Ga 6 neverfail yeast cakes and recipe for making } light bread 25c. Mrs Pearl Strange, Cornelia Ga Will make jelly on halves for someone who will furnish sugar Mrs O E Ross, ft 6 Eastman Ga 6 Ibs goose feathers nice and new $1 lb; add postage ae Mrs J & Shompeon, RG Toccoa Ga Honeysuckle baskets 75c and $1 ea, medium Size 50c, small 25 Mrs*F B Summers, Jonesboro Ga 12 = newly made d@ewberry jam 2ic i Miss Azalee Bellamy, R 1 Lavonia Ga Wall baskets made of Koen 25e ea Mrs E Cleveland, R 3 Htberton Ga spinning wheels $9 ea Mrs Mattie Wooten, R 1 Broxton Ga 4 a |} 25 new hand and machine: quilteq quilts, . extra large and fancy Ap ee Womans Departivent FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS 5 WANT TED Mrs 7, L. Marchant, Milan Ga 2 well rooted spotted. and Ruba begonias; 3 well. rooted dbl geraniums: 2 well root- ee $5 ea ed hydrangias; 1 Cstrich Plume fer Mrs-J Stone ,R 3. Adairsville Gas Sultanas, Spider lillies, St Bernards lil- lies, Flufty ruffle, ostrich ferns: milk and wine lillies; exc other ferns or pinks, red and white setaniyim, cactus, jmums for! same ~ 9 Mrs D Youmans, R t Stlimors. Ga 2 stiff leaf Caladium bulbs; 2 fancy leaf caladium Bulbs: Royal: purple; 1 nice: Na lilly? milk and wine lilly; 1 snake plant; Xmas coleus, palm, dbl white ge- ranium, pegonias, Rex, Ione, JSvansia- na, Thurstoni, Caroline Lucerne; Fluffy Ruffle Fern; Green and purple jew; exc cannas, Sladioli, mammoth bulbs of orange lilly, mums large type, white rose bushes, hydran- gia, nice hot pepper , plants, Hopvine, jwhite oleander cuttings. oes other for same. Woman $ Department - WANTED MISCELLANEOi Mrs AF Byrd, Alma Ga 1 breaq tray, size about 28: in. long and 16 in. wide Mrs C W Cone, Grandin, Fla Wool for pmattrss and quilts - PLANTS FOR & SALE G WwW Lankford, Livons Ga Big Stem Jersey potato $1. 50 M f o b Lyons WHY THE SOUTH ONCE DID NOT GROW ENOUGH CORNBUT CAN NOW a Tt is no wonder that with the old methods of making corr a generation. Ago people got to saying they. could buy corn cheaper than they could rasie it. Who of our older yeaders cannot. recall how our fathers grew corn in the 20s and 90sdropping the seed corn bY hand, scattering the fertilizer and manure by hand, thinning it by hand, hoeing it by hand, growing it on high, dry ridges thade with one-horse plows, odder before the ears ma- tured, and Jecting seed from the ay instead ofthe field? Because of th one-hofse implements used in patie and and whe expensive hand-heeing practiced, corn was indeed a. costly crop One trouble. was. -that the - whole thought of the agricultural South was dominated ~ cotton. We were cot- essed by cotton.. This " so controlled us had to grow cotton in- ped our thinking about all other. Ss. Because eotton is a tehick can be handled only on per person, calling for Ulture and much hand hinking that corn, too, and farm crops. in general must be That hy we made corn the wrong waythe expensive way. eS ; Nowadays we know that corn cannot small acreages be profitably grown if we put on it any- | thing like as mueh human and horse requires. E Corn? labor per acre. as ottor oe yn |} Michigan. or. Shanta fioctial On the contrary, te make corn pay, We must have. larger fields, plant some legume. crop with the: corn, -get- over many acres quickly,. cul: tivate it. With Harrows and weeders in the early stages and riding cultivators in the later stages, cut and shock the stalks instead. of pulling fodder, and keep up the high quality of our seed by selecting the most prolific stalks fro mthe field instead of Single ears from the field instead of single ears Our fathers a generation ago simply had not learned how to grow corn prot- itably and are not to be blamed if, to a large extent, they had their corncribs in the Western states. Nevertheless, it must be remembered that farming did not pay the average farmer who had to buy corn, and any policy of buying 1 Western corn for Southern farmers is: now even more unprofitable that it was then. Freight costs have more than |doubled as have practically all other middlemen S expenses. eA any Southern farmer expects to make faxming pay today, he must grow his own corn-and fortunately with the new methods of making it, it is prac- ticable to do this The Progressive Farmer. On the front page of this issue we told about the growth of interest in- winter crops and how attractive the crops planted last. fall are looking ai the present time. While some of these crops are nitrogen-gatherers and splen- |did hay plants at the same time and while others yield splendid harvests of the most palatable and most nutritious: grain, vet the fact that they are all ma- chine-made crops is a tremendously significant and important . one, espe- cially so in these times of high wages and searcity of dependable farm labor. All of our winter crops lend them- selves to the same sert of quantity production methods Henry Ford has employed with such marvelously profit- able results yonder in his factories in There will always be much hand work*to be done on the farm, work that only human hands ean do, yet the |* more we substitute machinery for hu- man labor the more we should be able to turn out and the more we should be able to earn and what is quite as im- portant, the longer we as individuals should last. Many a man has literally broken himself down in the past, neve. fully to recover, doing work that ma- chinery should have done. There wers times, of course, when special machin- ery was not to be had for even the Kar- vest of those crops that lend themselves so easily to machine harvest and whe: ia there was no substitute for human mus | In the main those days are over) cle, where earnest, intelligent effort, has | been made to employ the more modern method of replacing human: power withy horse power. This, as a matter of fact, is the only answer to the problem ot increasing labor shortage and_ rising wages. We should keep all of these facts in |mind ff we are to see clearly and to fully appreciate. our advantages and op- portunities, (Moreover, right now we should be thinking. about the harves: that will be ready for the mower an binder within the next few Gays o: weeks. Preparation should be made tc the end: that a clean and quick job may be done:~ up, Sharpened, adjusted, and all broken or worn parts renewed, Binders shoulc be gotterr in shape for the oat, wheat or rye harvest where these are to be handl@as grain. U aless this is done vital pe may: give way right in the middle ~ the seasons usually is ioe costly. With all repairs out of the way and plenty of oilgood oilon hand, you will be in shape to move right into the fields when they are ready and out again after the har- vest without loss of time-or crops. Pre- paredness is as necessary to win in ag: riculture as it is in war. That is no new thought, but it is good enough to repeat. ~ Out harvest there of the spring should be enough good clean seed saved to take care of seedings this fall with some to spare. Good seed oats always bring a premium and the prospects are now that vetch may be high priced and hard -to get this fal In harvesting these crops and saving them these facts. as well as other emphasized, should be kept in mind. Southern Ruralist, 5-15- 26. MAKE GRADY'S DBEAM TRUE ON YOUR OWS FARM Mowers should be tightened, work. Tha: | comME entirely different. a AS we said last week, eorn was for- merly grown by us very much like -we: grow cottonin small aras, cultivated largely by hand, and with one-horse plows, thereby costing entirely, too much per bushel, whereas we have now learned tosmake it cheaply... Moreover, a generation ago we had few important hay crops, whereas the comparatively recent introduction of soybeans, velvet beans, an@ Sudan grass together with the new @disecoveries of legume inocula- tion for clover, vetch, and alfalfa have made it possible for the South to grow its own hay far cheaper than Western hay can be bought. And not only have new crops, new discoveries, and new methods enabled us to grow our. own corn and the feed for, our. own work stock, but the use of these new crops and new methods also makes it possible for the South to grow its own meat. The time has at last come when our section as a whole can realize the ful- fillment of Henry W. Gradys eloquent prophecy and dream which Wwe have published on more than one occasion but find it worth while to keep constant- ly before our readers: When every farmer in the South shall eat bread from his own fields and meat from his own pastures, and disturbed by no creditor and enslaved by no debt, shall Sit among his teeming gardens and orchards and vineyards and dairies and barnyards, pitching his crops in his own wisdom and growing them. in independence, making cotton his lean surplus and Selling it in his own time and in his chosn market and not at a masters bidding getting his pay in cash and notin a receipted | mortgage that diScharges his debt, but . does not restore his freedomthen shall be breaking the fullness Of our day. \ Just because our fathers failed to grow their own corn, hay, and meat is no reason for our failing to do so. We must profit by the new discoveries and new. crops God has given us. And whether or not the whole South makes - Gradys dream come true. this year and next, it is poSsible for each individual Progressive Farmer reader to make that dream come true on his own farm. How many of us will seize this oppor- tunity?The Progressive Farmer. : CATTLE WANTED 5A Land, Clayton Ga Good Jersey or Guernsey cow fresh in or to freshen by July 1st; must be reasonable for cash J Payne, Baxley Ga Several cars beef cattle for immediate wena HOGS WANTED x Ranton, R 2 Vidalia Ga: Pair O 1 is hogs; must be reasonable SHEEP & GOATS WANTED CM Lewis, Blakely Ga Shropshire or Marino rams; will take half breed if reasonable OATS, WHEAT RYE & HAY WANTED A N Aspinwall, Offerman Ga tons peavine hay; quote best price. .Garrant Lumber Co. Argyle Ga First class peavine hay; quote price in car lots f 0 b-Argyle Ga R_ Steinheimer, Woolsey Ca North . Ga rye; exc canner in good condition for same POTATOES FRUITS AND | VEGETABLES WANTED \ D C Edenfield, Stillmore Ga 2 bu dry measure hucklberries; pay cash or exc for Same ; ; i ia Cc hambers, R 3 Decatur Ga Sev- eral. gal huckleberries per wk; must be clean and ripe; state quantity, can fur- nish and lowest del price Two SEEDS & PLANTS WANTED JF Walker, Monticello Ga Lookout , Mtn Irish potatoes; stz te quantity and price W L Wright, R 1 Claxton Ga 2 ae sugar, crowder peas at 20c 1b Zz Woodliff Plant Farm, Plowery Branch Ga Collard seed at 25c Ib Green Mtn Plant Farm, Gathesville Ga 100 M potato sHps . J J Hubbard, R 1 Coolidge Ga. Sever- al thousand strawberry plants; Klon- dyke or other good variety adapted to South Ga WC: Waldrip, Ra Wlowery Branch = Lo out Mtn irish potatoes s Washing . Buff Leghorns, Anconas, ~ chicks; SEN & PLANES WANTED -A-L Williams, R 3 Collins Ga 1000 ibs Hairy Vetch seed for quick del; make best price; also all kinds winter |: elover seed Ada Clark, R 2 Milan Ga Ice cream watermelon seed; also bunch butter beans Curry-Arrington Co. Rome Ga Seven- top and Frost King turnip seed R H MeDaniel, R 5 Chipley Ga Peachtree; 500 June buds Mayflower, or Early Rose; 500 Elbertas for Dec del; state price on different sizes W K Chandler, Rockmart Ga 4000 Porto Rican potato plants, State in- spected; quote price Cottongim Seed Store, Atlanta Ga Lookout Mtn Seed Irish potatoes; send sample and quote price Jackson Supply Co. Baconton Ga 50 M Porto Rican potato plants; Quote _iest det price for immediate shipment . _ Pine Mtn Fruit- Co. Warm. Springs Ga 10 M Porto Rican potato plants; quote best prices Dk Wetherington, Roa Naylor Ga Seed chufas;:send sample and price CHICKENS & EGGS WANTED Mrs C L Wynn, R1 Rockledge Ga 100 to 200,chicks to raise on halves; large breed preferred P D- Webb, Dewy Rose Ga Chicks to raise on. halves to 8 wks old; Br or = S.26) BE C Coleman, Canton Ga 50 or 100 baby chicks to raise on halves to 10. wks old ~ J O Stewart, G rdi Ga-160..S: CW: Leghorn pullets 1-2 lb ea at 50c Ib Mrs G W Forest, R 5 Ball Ground Ga {Pure bred Ancona pullets, also cock- ~erel; exc for sam e Mrs & H Bulson, Nahunta Ga 8 or ~ 40 pure Aristocrat or Thompson strain _cockerels 4-to-1 4-2 yr old Mrs S G Rogers, Daisy Ga Baby chicks te raise on halves HL Wallace, Bowdon Junction Ga | 200 S GC W Leghorn pullets Apr hatch; 100 B Rocks same age; must be best strain and right price TURKEYS & EGGS WANTED Mrs G T Truelove,-R 1. Stockbridge Ga Setting turkey eggs; exc 2 settings Dark Brown Leghorn eggs for same Ww Randel; No 1 Hudson St New York N M B toms 12 to 16 Ibs; Hens 7 to 10 tbs- -at 35 Ib your express sta- tion Mrs SG evens Daisy Ga Baby tur- _ -4keys to raise on halves June 27th del Mullis Plant Co R 2 Alma Ga Baby turkeys, exc several varieties potato Plants for same DUCKS. Be: EGGS WANTED Ga Eaby Atlanta Ga | hairs for GUINEAS. & EGGS WANTED Mrs S: G Rogers, Daisy Ga Baby gui- neas to raise. on halves 3 une 2th wAel-- RABBITS & PET STOCK WANTED EF Manley, Royston Ga Plymouth Rock Homer pigeons; also White King, or Carneaux pigeons; mated pairs, no eulls R C ay Pritchard. R 1 Kite 2 |cutters to cut 4 ft wood by. cord at Ga;Pay $1 cord and furnish tools EL Sherling, Hightower, Sts Hills, Macon Ga Man and-wife to- on truck farm; weekly pay and + house > furnished W L Norman, Lincolnton Ga ers, Principal and Assistant for he. way School for 1926-27 term; must experience Jersey Island Farms, R 2 Colu Ga Single man for general farm also man for milk anq bottling good wages and living condition age, experience and salary expect W Jackson, Donovan Ga Dairy men for general dairy work Mrs Florence P Billings, R B boro Ga Good middle aged woman {assist in canning E J Cottle, Ty Ty Ga Two poe perienced truck drivers for hauling also mill hands, and men for sa logs in woods sie INFORMATION vis LB Millians, Newnan Ga. name of lady at Hawi nsvill wrote him regar