Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1926 July 1

STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS.

B. A. HANCOCK, ne Director
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VOL. 9. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926.







If you desire a



No. 46.







GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF ENTOMOLOGY ~
. Atlanta, Georgia.

THE COTTON HOPPER OR COTTON F LEA



| serious injury to the cotton plants.

The Cotton Hopper has unenead in large numbers over the great-
er part of the cotton area of the state and is reported as doing
The characteristic symptoms of
_ plants affected by this insect is their straight spindley appearance
: _ with very few lateral branches. The young squares are attacked

and these turn brown and drop from the plant. The insects may be
found by walking through the cotton fields and shaking the. plants.

They are very small. greenish- yellow insects which fly very readily

and are hard to catch. They may sometimes be found on the edges
of the upper leaves of the stalk.

; The est sonnel measure for the Cotton Hopper 1S ae dust of
_ super- -fine or flowers of sulphur, applied at the rate of 6 to 8
- pounds per acre at intervals of 5 days. It may be necessary to

make three or more applications, and the field should be examined

between applications to determine whether or not the insects have
been killed. Sulphur should be applied with an ordinary dusting

machine, preferably early in the morning when there is little or no -

breeze and when the cotton plants are covered with dew. If you
are dusting for the boll weevil, mix 2 pounds of sulphur with 1 pound.

EOE ealeium arsenate and dust at the rate of 9 or 10 pounds to the .

acre. So far this year very few weevils have: appeared and-where
_ they are not present: the sulphur should be used alone, as calcium
arsenate will not control the Cotton Hopper.

The cotton plants iproileht to this ofhce supposedly affected by

~ 8% Nicotine Dust around $18.00 a hundred pounds.

the Cotton Happen, have Ehawh: an injury different from that gen-

erally attributed to this insect. Upon examination these plants

were found to be heavily infested with a species of Thrips. The

characteristic injury due to this insect is a severe stunting and cur!-

ing of the tender buds and a ee dwarfing of the tops of the
plants.

This Thrips is a very minute insect scarcely visible to the naked
eye but under a glass it may be seen as a swiftly moving, slender,
yellowish or white, insect. They secrete themselves between the bud-
seales where they occur in large numbers and: seriously injure the
plants by sucking the juice. a




. The best control for the Thrips is a dust of 38% Nicotine Sulphate

and to control both the Thrips and the Cotton Hopper we suggest

: that a mixture of 1 pound of nicotine dust with 2 pounds of sulphur,
applied at the rate of 9 or 10 pounds to,the acre. ,
- applications will be nesessary to control both of these insects. Sul-

Three or more

phur may be purchased at $2.50 to $2.75 a hundred pounds and ~
While these
insecticides may be rather expensive, we believe the farmers will
find it well worth the investment to control these insects as they
will probably do serious damage if they are not checekd.

HALIARD DE LA PARELLE
State Entomologist.





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Address all mail to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, State Capitol, Atlanta, Gcarclt:
- Prices below are those which wholesalers were paying. F. O. B. these consuming centers, the day this Bulletin
went to press dune 26, eee REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES.

"AUGUSTA: / MACON

ae _.- NONE
4b tun oe
2.50Cwt. / .2.25Cwt.

SAVANNAH

NONE
4.00Cwt.
2.00Cwt.

| COLUMBUS

NONE:
4.25Cwt.
3.00Cwt.

NONE
6% Lb. |
.28 Doz.

-23 Lb. : Wo
lide De (2 eee
-15. Lb. res
-3214 to 3716 Lb.
18 Lb.
-12 Lb.
NONE
NONE
.34 Lb.
-26 Lb.

: - a a ATLANTA

Sweet potatoes, K. D. 4 pk. Crates _--_- NONE |.
Irish Potatoes, No, 1, ppee mie Ib. sacks_ 4,.25Cwt.
Cabbage (Green cra ew) -. 2.50:

Field. Peas. Mixed Whipporwills - SE ieeanoe NONE . NONE ; . NONE NONE
eo Binck Eye Fens _-. --25- 22 see aces Lb le Lb. ; a 6% ; | ae te
andled 28 Doz. 9 Soe, 6 Doz. Bz ey oz.
ae eS ae (e4 Sy 2t Lb.2 = "R22 ees & Lb.
ogee Aas .24. Lb.. 24 Lb, : Lb.
112 Lb. 12 LB 11 Eb. 12 Lb.
3214 to 374% Lb. .30 to 37% .30 to .35 Lb. eos to .40 Lb.

-15. Lb. fi 95. Fie = F6CLb. Lb.

30 Eb? 0 Eb z .10- Lb. -. 2 Lb.

(25 Lb. Sein 2 2 Eh
.25 Lb. 225. 22 Lb,

.35. Lb. et .35 Lb. 8 Lb.

.23 Lb. pS ob Lb.

fs -60 Gal. :



Roosters
-Friers and Broilers 1% to 2 ibs.

- Turkey (Hens)
~ Turkey (Toms).
Country Butter (Best Table) --------
Country Butter (Cooking)
Georgia Cane Syrup (Bbl.)
Sorghum Syrup ------------- ee
Corn Meal, per 96-Ib. sack
Corn, No. 2 (White Western) sacked --
- Oats, No. 3 (White) sacked
Peanut Hay
Peavine ae ee ee
shucks

flore than 200, 000 Georgia ence and buyers will each week read your ad. o 0
at you can place i in this Bul free of char

1.0214 Ba.
5838 Bu.









on Georgia farm



eow Goyrs old;

weight

ae sey bull 5mo old $10

"pred Jersey
- price and full information |

Fine heifer calif. 3





aig FOR SALE (25 12.

Miley Bright Guernsey Farm, Tpca-
tur Ga Guernsey pull caives by nighest
- bred sires, out of large producing regis-
- terei dams: 1 to 6 mo. oid $oU vo a
e2

A'S Ceffey, R 4 Blairsville oe 4 gal
cheap or exe. for corn

J A Knowies, Jackson Ga R 4 Fine
Reg bull calf 1 mo old $30

Miss Minnie Williams, Oglethorpe Ga
Pure bred Jersey cow 8 yrs old $45

Mrs A lL Robinson, R 3 Bowdon Ga
mo old from fine
aairy stock; exc for two 6 or 8 wks old
pigs, PC, O I C or Black Hssex State

W lL Denton, Dallas. ;Ga\Reg Jersey
cow 4 yrs old 4 gal per day freshen in

iv days $150
oe Summerville, Felton. Ge a Reg Jer-

sey bull 6 mos ola $60 with papers

Lindsey & Son, Armuchee Ga Reg
_ Jersey cow freshen soon with second
calf $150 if taken before coming fresh
Georgia (2xperiment Station, Experi-
ment Ga Pure bred Holstein bull calf 1

mo old $20 with papers, f ob; from high

producing stock
Mrs Addie Waddelle, Diavcon Ga
Good mixed blood milk cows
Miss Mamie Carter, R 1 Hoboken Ga
gersey cow with calf 4 wks old $30.
G H Wallace, Hoschton Ga R 1 Two
fine milk COW one 3 and one 2 1-2 gal:
per day
. A-K Sessoms, Cogdell Ga 1000 stock
cattle; also 3 cars beef cattle

Ww. A Daniel, Tennille Ga Pure bred
Guernsey bul: will let out to good man
fer 10 or 12 mos for his feed and care;
ike will help in any herd vf pure bred
or common cows =

G H Yearwood, Macon Ga Few first

~ class grade Jersey milk cows

iS. Pinkston, Parrott Ga Reg Jersey
pull 1600 lbs 4 yrs old dehorned fine

~ eoudition; ring in nose; excellent: breed-
ine, $40

M. Mar tin, Talking Rock -Ga Cow
fresh in
'J F Holbrook, Cedartown Ga R 5 3

cows fresh in; write fer price; also Jer-
B H Martin, R Cumming Ga Pure
hull 15.-mos_ old; write for

MM Rowell, R 3 Bremn. Ga Jersey

cow 4 yrs-old fresh in $45 __

J W Rheney, Wadley Ga Choice
grade Jersey cowrbred to pure bred Jer-
sey bull to freshen in July with fourth
calt $75.f 0 b

G B Barrett, Leaf Ga 3:4 d oP Sey cow
tresh, in

JS B Adams, Nor eross Ga Reg Jersey

ball from prize. winning stock 2 1-2 yr

a bulls Sto Ne

2

old $150; Cne Reg

~ Jersey bull 2

bull 1
$125...

J C Hunt, Valdosta Ca Ree Jersey |
mos old $40 to $60 ea ~

Com R 1. Douglasville Ga
Reg Jersey milk cow fresh in $85; Reg
gersey mill cow freshen in July

W T Adams, Lavonia Ga Pure bred
1-2 yrs old 650. lbs; sell
or exc for milk cow fresh in; One Hol-|
. stein heifer 2 yr old 450 lbs; sell or exe
for 2 shoats 90 Ibs 6a >.
B Warthen, Warthen Ga Jersey pull
2 1-2 yrs ofd dark fawn color; write fOr
price

Mrs 8

Kiet
ie mem an ;

gs P* Reed, Varnell Ga Cream nL

_ ored Jersey cow 3 yrs old -fresh in few

days $60 at farm; \ alsofine black Jer-
sey heifer 2 yrs old freshen Jan ist:

~ $25 at farm

re 3

: - Bone BI P
_ tapers furnished if desired

A E Pope, R 2 Douglasville Ga Wine :

9

yr old milk cow fresh in. $00 :
. J F Walker, Monticello Ga Fine heal-
thy, Jersey bull calf solid color Ae dc an
June Sth, entitled to reg $5. ;

Mrs Laura B Taylor, Rl W. vores
Ga 3 good milk COWS; sell cheap ~

HOGS FOR SALE
O A Chastain, R 1 Bowman Ga Black

a

e bie Bene Guinea boar 10 mo old 175
to 200 Ibs $35

M A Thom sai 2 sat Ga One
ile Bene: lack. Guinea. gilt 3 mo
50 tbs: also cne P C sow and 3:

sheats 49 Ibs ea: sell or exc for field
peas

eed. CoGoolsby,
-_gpotted boar 13:
\W Leghorn Rune w

R 1 Graham Ga be Pug
mo old $20 or exc for

IG Pierce, R. 8 Alma Ga 5 P C pig:

-. & wks old not reg but entitled to reg
$8.56: ea or $16 pair:

D I. Garner, Luxomni Ga. One Big
C boar ready for service

J Upshaw, Covington Ga Litter sof

- -Puroe Jersey pigs O G K strain far-
-. rowed Apr L5th. $9 ea: with. registration
pe

ers in. buyer's name
re ight Guernsey soe : Deca-|

42 yrs Oldct

Fe Cc Cadieliny R 3 Locust Chee Ga
8 BI P C pigs 8 wks old $5 ea f o b

Baggs Produce Co. Bainbridge Ga
Nice lot feeder hogs, sows, barrows,
shoats; also nice lot hogs ready for mat
ket as porkers, 80 to 150 Ibs ea

J T Garner, Cedartown Ga Reg Du-
roc pigs 6 wks old fine stock

Fain Trading Co. Hdison Ga 5 Boat
ted P C.pigs 3emo old $8 ea; 8 Duroc
and Spotted P C crossed $5 ea

M:. Griffith, Rayle Ga Big: Bone

C pigs 7 wks old pure bred $6 ea

S R Fitzsimmons, R A Tifton Ga 4
P Cshoats pure bred butnot reg, en-
titled to reg: 3 boars and 1 gilt 65 Ibs
ea $7 ea

WF Castellaw, R
Ga Biss Bone Re piss $6.50 ea or
for $30 f o b j

T G H Richar cen, Palmetto Ga Reg
Bl P C boar 10 mo old 300 Ibs $50

C T Hallman, R 1 Douglasville Ga
3 boar pigs 12 to 22 mo old; registra-
tion papers furnished

Pe

2 Locust Grove
Bo

P C sow bred entitled to reg $35 fo b
_E W Burke, Box 678 Macon Ga Berk-

tration papers

shoats 40 lbs pure breed $7.50. ea or $40
for lot; 8 wks old $5 ea :

BK F Keown, Tunnel Hill Ga. Two 3
mo old Duroc gilts, rich color, regis-
tered $36; Reg Duroc Jersey boar 10
mo old $45 f ob Dalton Ga :

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE



6 yr old mare sound and woe
where $100 or exe

W OD Poythress, Swainsboro Ga Mule
10 yrs old, 800 lbs; also top buggy; ue
horse timber cart, chains and all;
or exc for Ford truck

C L Dixon, Blackshear Ga Plug mule
$40 or exc for goats

J L Bennett, R 2 Screven Ga Small
good gentle work mule, safe for
men and. children to drive, $75

G C Humphrey, Millen Ga
horse 5 yrs old work anywhere;

Small
sell

jor exe for pullets or frying size chick-

ens
BW B Sherrod, Si mmit. Ga One mule
9. yrs old 1250 Tbs zood condition: sell
or exc.

HR Mahteoth, Crandall Ga Mare 8
vrs old 1000 Ibs wo rk anywhere sige
.0b

G W = Cobb, Ellijay Ga Pair mules,
wagon and gears; mules 7 and 9 yrs old
work anywhere; sell cheap for cash or
exn for good note: will accept good
vilk cow in part payment, or sell ane
separate. or. exc: for milk cow *

Mrs l. O Merritt, Calvary Ga. Good 6
yr old mule well broke: sell cheap

Mrs Laura B Taylor,
Ga. Two horses; write for information

Ji Britt, Darien Ga Goodg farm or
saddle horse: write for full information



SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE
Ww A Meeks, Adrian Ga 12 good Hwes
and 1 Ram most all Southdown breed
$60 for lot f o b; all fine and fat for
stock sheep
Miley Bright Guernsey Farm, Deca-

sucks fine to cross with common ewes:
io increase size; also to produce good
milk goats, $20-ea..-

Poe rae Dixon, Blackshear Ga Several
kids S125 SA

OATS, WHEAT : a & NAY
FOR SALE Aes As

Per Seed PurposesSee_ Seed)
Moultrie Mill & Elev Co. Moultrie Ga
Well baled oat straw car lots; New crop
baled oats car lots or less $25 ton-f ob

-Mrs Annie Turner,
58. bus frostproof oats} make offer

-H M Franklin, Tennille Ga 10 bus 4
ASrieet Rye. - bu; Hay - ear, lots or
ess

Cor Nolan, Apalachee Ga 150 bus
'Fulghum and. 150. bus Rustproof | oats |
each slightly mixed. with others; also
40 bus genuine Fulghum oats - >

Mrs J D Bowen, R 2 Stockbridge Ga
200. bus oats 1926 crop; make best of-
fern

JI G Wright, Comimerce Ga
wheat; write for prices

Mrs Lillian Davidson, Shady Dale Ga
200 bus. this year harvested wheat;
make best offer .

B F Crawford, Martin Ga Abruzzi |
arye $2.75 bu fob: =<



New crop

also 50 tons straw
Bo Dantelevitl Ga

oats:
F W. Harwell,

= 100 bu oats, oat hay, also straw and

awheat and oats mixed; all besen: ee
| for es.

C J Patisaul, R 2 Dexter Ga Spotted ||

shire boar pigs. 3 mo old $15 with TESi Say

De PeBlike Je. Concord Ga 6 P c dy

AS Coffey, R 4 Blairsville Ga Fine+|
any |

sell |

wo- {cH

R.1 Waycross |

ur Ga Few male Nubian goats; young | ..

150e dz; lima beans $8.50 crate;
$1.50- erate; prompt shipment

Fayetteville Ga}

F B Calhoun, Blakely Ga 2000 bus |









inspection before July 15, 1926.
of the Inspector.
good working order by August 1.

fumigating. _

year.
nok als fumigating.

nursery.

Sheet

: _ Atlanta, Georgia.
Gentlemen:

ADDRESS -- oe
LOCATION OF NURSERY

KIND. OF | STOCK

et





: CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR SALE
Yennille Ga Fresh
ground cornmeal in 96 Ib sacks $1.29,
bu; also white milling eorn in 2 1-2 bu

H M. Franklin,

Sacks $1.20 bu. 00 3 = port

POTATOES FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES FOR SALE |
FL Byrd, R 6, Tifton Ga Butterbeans
8e lb; squash 3. 12 e Tb; -cucumbers 2 1-2
tb: string peans 5 1:2 tb; green peas
Se 1b; all f.o b in limited quantities
Mrs: H Leslie, R
Blacitberries now ready i.
jams or jelly 45 gal
Mrs i, H. Coe,
Red Goose) now ready
. B P Jones; Reynolds Aaa Cant2loures
July ist del. $1 crate, standard size
crate, 0 b
Mrs W G W. aters, R 7 Pavo Ga Red:

Ca nning

field Beauty tomatoes now ready; make

best. offer f o 6b Payo
Tallulah Orchards Corp. Demorest
Barly Harvest apples just off trees
polished and sized by modern packing
plant, del in bu.baskets on cars or. exp
Cornelia Ga $2. 25. bu basket

We Js Dravehon;,
[Also Lime
i beans. and green . peas; Roasting ears
Peas

M EB Roberts, Sumner Ga Fancy to-

matoes now ready $3 f 0 b or $3.75 del.
6 baskets to crate; No. 9 $9 b or

$2. 75 del; no culls: prompt shipment

ae Ae Balkcom, Blakely Ga Choice Hil.

ey peaches shipped or sold from or chard
an any ee Das > pales Blakely
{Ga :
4. Mrs R Habinedd R 3 Greenville Ga
Nice apples for pies and jelly $2 bu

del; Ky Wonder and stringless green

}pod bans; also ripe tomatoes and but-
ter beans; make offer

Wood Lawn Nursery, Grscnete Ga

Summer apples 50c pk del -

J D Flanagan, R 1 Cornelia Ga Snap
beans; make offer
_.D N Nasworthy, R 2 Hagtcs Ga
Redfield | Beauty tomatoes
crate $2 f ob now ready.

W C Tumiin, Gainesville Ga. Sige
peaches and apples July shipment;
write for prices :

Nauti 2 Bannister, ete 1 Ball Ground Ga

, PRed | June apples for pies, jelly and eat-

ing, 55 pk or $2. bu. del

Anderson & Taylor,

Tennille Ga

Choice. .peaches, plums and sweet bunch
ispegiy ed, mek

inest see

1 Greenville Ga.

Eastanollee. Ga Plunis |

Whigham Ga!
| eaten ears now ready;

6 basket :

" GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF
ENTOMOLOGY |
Atlanta, Georgia.

Netice To Ail Nurserymen

EF you. expect to qualify as a nurseryman during the season of.
1926-1927, it will be necessary for you to file your application for

that date it will be necessary for you to pay the traveling expenses
You should supply yourself. with a fumigating box and have it in

be ready to demonstrate to the Inspector the proper manner of
If the fumigatorium is
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.

Remember there are three things. you mash do by ay 15.
your application, build. your fumigating box and clean ae your

Haliard De La ercile
State Entomologist.

ot

APPLICATION FOR NURSERY INSPECTION
Georgia State Board of Entomology,

aI hereby make application for nursery inspection and agree to
have my fumigating house or box in working order and my nursery
ready for inspection by August ist, 1926,

NUMEER OF ACRES 1000 1 2 eet a

yf.o b

4



If applications are received after

Have your chemicals on hand and

not ready when the Inspector

No exceptions will be made this a
Peach, apple, pear, pecan and all other hardy nursery stock te

File :

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>
W B. Smith, Homerville Ga
peas 7 1-2c lb f 0 b> ; &
-Mrs Sallie>Hall, RI Draketown Ca
17 lbs sundried peaches 18 1b; 40 Ibs
sundried apples (Hackworth)..

Leah
1's quash- .
make of-

F Mock, Thomasville Ga R 1
es, tomatoes eT cucumbers;
TER oes
' Ll. Rowe, R 2 Willacoochee Ga Green
peas $1.25 hamper fob.

W A Belcher, Knoxville Ga Okra.and
white and yellow
ket |

La



|. SEED FOR SALE.
J.B Smith, Thomaston Ga

and shelled $1 pk or $3 bu f ob; Genu-

ine cornfield beans 50c qt or $3. 30 pk,

2 Op

Wood. Lawn Nursery, Greenville Ga
25 bus Burr. Clover seed $25 del.

F D Harwell, R 2 Danielsville Ga
60 bu Hasting seed oat, 100 bu variety

,

-Sound |
fpwhite Mexican June seed corn nubbed =

Muay -

18 1p?

rs

squash $2 bu bas:

x

89c bu; Abruzzi rye. $2. bu; 10 bu or, ~

v

more $1.90 bu; all fo b Royston . |.

A

J L Williams, Tifton Ga Cabbag
and | tomato seed $1.50 Ib; Collard and
turni

ayldel. =.

- Southern Plant Co. Tifton Ga Collard |
and purple top flat turnip seed 55c Ib-
del; Mexican June seed corn $1. pk f oO ee

JM Wall, R ne Winder Ga Bur
Clover ed right and sound $1.50 bu

Mrs M I: Clayton, Roy Ga Large Cal
brown multiplying onions (not scullions)
for fall planting: 80e pk or $3 bu f Sy ib.
Hllijay Ga; add postage.

A ZL Bramblett, R 4 Lawceneee

Ga 275 Ibs fine quality fresh rape seed;

make best offer

R E Clements, Simncia. Ga Lobkout
Mtn Trish potatoes for seed half bu
92: (0. OF $5. DU; 2 bu $9.75; 10 bus
$47.50 |
H Smith, R 2 Martin Ga
hess seed free from other

JI - Payne, - Adairsville

seed all varieties
postage

P E Leverett, East Point Ga 75 he
Seventop turnip seed b0c Ib; 10 ips Or
more Bec Tb

55 lbs small white bunch butter
bean seed 35c Ib, 2 dbs" or more 30 Ib5.

Ga Seed -

Burr.
seed 4c





or $3.85 bu: Burr Clover ae

rad out 15 lb, 100 Ibs: Wi

ed de 1h Plant Co. Tifton Ga Mexi-
n June seed corn $1. pk; Collard seed |

small white bunch butier beans
okra seed 50c lb; al fo b

2B. Bagley, RR 2 Stiwanee Ga CoF

8 seed 37 Ibs DUC. OF OC tablespoon

: Toole, R 2 Macon Ga Southern
nip sed 50 Ab, > lbs or ra

ae ) Garmon, Duluth Ga 100 Ibs more
ss mixed. turnip seed, mostly SEV-
- winter turnip: make best of-

r the lot; will sell few Ibs at 50c.

Addie Waddelle, Pearson

be seed 25 lbs $2; 10 Ibs.$1; 5 Ibs. 60e;

c or one lb 20c; Rattlesnake, Ala

t, Irish Grey, Watson watermelon.

ardwell Kidney beans seed;

son bunch Lima beans; millet,
and honeydrip sorghum seed

odlift <Flant Farm,

en Ga 4 kinds turnip seed 40 Ib,

U0 Valentine bunch 40 Ib, 3 Ibs

ew Stone tomato and Greater Bal-|.

tomato seed $1. 25
Me $e 7
Fambrough, mie 1 Elberton Ga
lover. seed $1 bu, 5 bu or more
screened EOD. 2
Katie. Hood, Stapleton Ga 10 ike
Seventop turnip seed; TREES of:

Jb; Orange

Ww H Robinson, Caira ete span-
: ppecd Beant at. 90 a Genuine - N

others Bie Sea or -OXC for
aniums, chrysanthemums or any
box flowers
Mrs Ay Eh Wade, R 3 Bllijay. Ga Old
shion salled turnip seed 20 table-
on or $4.50 pint; add postage. ;
YT Ponder, R 3 Whigham Ga Col-
lard seed 1926 erop. 27% Jb In 400- Ib
lots or more; slick leaf mustard seed
ely; Seventop turnip seed 25e Tb or
A lespoons tae ea of mustard and
Papi
s J R Lewis, R 4 Fairburn Ga 19
926 Crop, turnip seed mixed 45@
or, $7 for lot

Rowland Ga. Athens Ga Rory ont

ange | cane seed $1.85 bag lots |
s B Crawford, Martin Ga Rape
seed 15c cupfull :
iu Ss May Gibson, Locust: Grove Ga
urr- Clover seed $1.10 bu; lots 4 to 14
; Jots over 15, bu 90 we

select. Watson ae seed eh nee
melons 40c Ib; First-class Half and
Halt cottonseed $1 bu; Mammoth Sou-
rn Curled Mustard seed 20 Ibs $4;

e Velvet okra seed 20 lbs $4; Marn-

ot paella Soy Beans = bus all f 0 b



3 PLANTS FOR SALE :

e A Crow, Flowery Branch aa
hess and Wakefield cabbage;
ter Baltimore and Stone tomato;

nding variety collard 25 hun $1.25

ove Or more $1 M fob
C Head, Leak Ga All leading varie-
es fruit trees fall Ss exe for B- Rock
Ga Strawberry
ceraniums , hegonias ex-
Kc ust be ell rooted
ee <1 Abbott, Alma Ga Imp purple siin
Porto Rican potato $1.50 M fo b Cof-
EE large lots $1.25 M f0.--D=
H Crisr, Fender Ga Porto Rican
potato Gov inspected $2 M, 5 M or more
$1.90 M del; Greater - Baltimore tomato
tse M del.
_-W O Waldrip, Flowery. Bra nch Ga R
1 Imp Porto Rican and Boon potato
M del; Wakefield and Flat Dutch
bbage: New Stone tomato $1.40 M del

Cooper Plant Co. Pinegrove Ga Por-
Rican potato $1.85 M, 16 M or more

1.65 M; 25 M lots $1.50 M fo b

J H Williams, Coffee Ga Pure Porto

ican potato Gov inspected and treated

ow ready $1.50 M

A Butler, R 1 Goggansville Ga Wx-)

fine Pimento pepper any quantity.
ye oe _MeCorvey, pawknsrie

~ Gal

Flowery :

oReE

$1.25 M

Wn







jor anore 9 M fob

R O Suddath, Helena Ga Porto Ric-
an potato SE VE?
-R lL McRae, Meigs Gas

Dateh: Copenhagan,

Harly Jersey and: Charleston

| Wakefield cabbage; Harliana, Stone and |

Matchless. tomato $1.25 M del

Stewart Pecan' Co. Valdosta Ga 100}

M budded or grafteq- pecan trees for
next season shipment; Stuart,
Success and Moneymaker

i" N Rushing, Claxton Ga! 40 or 50
M Big Stem Jersey potato $3. Mfob

| .W L Lowe, Cass Station Ga Latey
Flat Dutch cabbage 20c hun; True Ga

collard 20c hun; -Brimmer- tomato Bee

: hun; add 5e postaze 2 ,
Soak Harrell, He4 Dosdan. Cats Porto |

Rican potato. $1. 50 M-fob Aug del.

Pine Grove Plant) Co. Pine Grove Ga- :
and Nancy |

State inspected Porto. Rican
Hall potato $1.7 5 M, 10 M or more
$i. 50 M; good strong plants | ort

ROW Kemp, Choopee | Ga Big Stent.
Jersey potato. plants and vine cuttings
State inspected $2 M fe Opes

Morris & Dunn Plant Farm,
Grove. Ga Nancy Hall and
potato $1.65M, 10. M or
prompt shipment

Rae pe: ylor,
purple skin. Porto Rican potato $1. 75
M. Cees a

Major Crow. Plant

gh

more: $1.50. M.

Farm, |

jon Boon potato State inspected. now
ready $2 M del or $1.75 M: fo; bs Vake-
field and Flat Dutch cabbage 956 hun,
500 for 79cor $1.25 M del:. Greater Bal-
timore and New Stone tomato now

ready 35 hun $1 for 300 or $1.75 M||l -
ee i armas ee

SOW TTONG 3 foes ae

del, $1.50 Mfob
e PONG ee Be Cooper, R 5 Pine Grove
Ga Porto Rican potato dM $8.75, 10 M

1 $16.50, 25 M $37.50 f Obs
Mrs J EB Smith, R 4 Bowdon Ga Old
fashion collard 25 hun or 500 for $1|
adq postage; exc plants for box flowers, |

ferns, ScPaTUMS, fuschias. or hydran-
gias 5

Obie Crow Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch Ga Early and Late Flat Dutch
Charleston ~ Wakefield cabbage; New

| Stone tomato, Ga collard 25c hun or
|$1:25 M del, 5 M or more $1 M f 0 b

Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery Branch
Ga Porto Rican and Big Stem Jersey
potato Bi, % M, 5 M -or more $2.25 M
del; Charleston Wakefield and Fiat
Dutch cabbage; Stone and Greater Bal-
cimore tomato $1.25 M

J W Wright, Alto Ga Late Flat
Dutch cabbage 25c hun or $1. 30 M del,

ol for 500 det

Mrs Rosie Crowe, R 4 Cumming Ga
Flat. Dutch cabbage 15e hun $1.2 25 M;
Collard 15 hun $1.25 M
Hill, Chipley Ga ollarq
veady 20c hun or $1.25 M de :

. Mrs Dinah Biter; 3 Ellijay Ga Ge
collard 20 hun; Late Flat Dutch cab-
bage and, Beauty tomato -25 hun: June
Pink tomato 35c hun; Sweet pepper,
| Royal King 40c hun

J Wilson, R3 Etijay Ga Late tomato
stone variety 29C hun; Ga_ collard 20.
hun

H Ener, R 3 Hilijay Ga Late Flat
Dutch cabbage and Ga collard 20 hun;
June Pink tomato 30c hun; Royal King
Sweet pepper 35c hun

8 P Boatright, Coffe
Rican potato $1.75 M del -

now

Ga Imp Porto

rE L Anderson, Alma Ga Imp. Sporto |

Rican potato $1. 7 M; Early Triumph
and Banana Yam pete $2.25 M del;
orompt shipment |

JG Sisk, Rea Ciaekesvills Ga Cab-
bage, Late _ Plat Dutch Ase dun or

BA Fowler, 1 Ty Ga, Porte Rican
potato $1. 50 Mio bor $1.75 M- del
a ie Pope, R 3 Alma Ga Porto Rican

ato S17 15 M fo -Ds9 M or miore $1.50

SM Porpook R2 2 Surrency Ga Pur-
ple skin Porto Rican potato $1, 75. M
cae also vine cuttings same variety
$2.25'M del; all now ready

= Harrison, Dublin Ga Barly Jer-
sey Wakefielq and Early Flat Dutch
cabbage 25c hun or $1.40 M; Big Bos-
ton Lettuce 25 hun ae 40 IM; iceburg
lettuce 25c hun $1.50 M; Spanish Pep-

per extra large sweet kind -40c hun

$2.40 M; Earliana tomato 30c hun $1.65
M; Early Acme tomato 30c hun $1.75
M; Stone tomato 30c hun = 15, M; all
del

AD Call, R. 4 Bllijay as Hasting
Centennial Late Flat Dutch cabbage
$1.25. M del :

Jou Calle Rs ie Ga Hasting Cen-
fennial Late Flat Dutch cabbage $1.25

au del; oe eet Hae

Schley,

Pine
Porto Rican

R 2 Alma Gay icici

eae UNS
- Flowery. G
Bianeh Ga Porto Riean and Ola Fash- {|

ae erown | OR potatoes,





field or fall inspection.

js RROReY August Ist.
SEP OATT cope oF ihe
eeonet

Please Pn
NOT.
diately. ee

State

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NUMBER OF. AGRES .2-

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GEORGIA STATE BOARD OF
ENTOMOLOGY x3
oe Atlanta, Georgia. ss

Notice To Sweet Potato. Plant Growers

All growers in the State of. Georgia who intend ta sell met
potato plants next year, must apply to the state Board of Entcmo- jf.
logy for inspection, not later than. July 15th, in order to obtain the fF
Only one application is necessary to obtain |

; field, storage and bed inspectinos.

companied by one dollar in cash, money order or check, which will be. |

in payment for the first one hundred certificate tags.

- potatoes are. condemned and no tags isshed,, this Bmagant ae be Pe
_ funded by the Board of Entomology, 5

No application will be received after Jul ly 15th, nd. those net ea:

companied by one dolar will be returned.

APPLICATION FOR SWEET POTATO INSPECTION

Bee 2 pert

Tae TREN Tae OP aiae =

ae me re ry Sad

TAGS TO BE PRINTED IN NAME OF
NOTE: Location i is very patie

Each application must be ac-

In case the





Inspections will start

Georetn State Bbaed. of Entomology, (re-

i

e growing and handling of sweet potato tubers and piants
must be strictly complied with or no certificate will be issued.
KLINT your name as you, wish it. to be recorded. in the ap
- plieation. pel wand printed on your tags. ae

If you have a neighbor who awit to grow vente con
+ ae please advise. him to send in his pplication for eee? imme- fF

a _-Haliard De La Parelle,

Entomologist.
ste





Give exact location of your





inspected and +treated
$1.50 M; Pepper $2 M; Cabbage and to-
mato $1 M

Toc Panner, Rk Abna. Ga Porto
Rican potato from select red skin red
meat Gov inspected seed $1 M f.o b

Ww W Williams, Quitman Ga Cabbage
$1 M; Tomato $1 M; Ruby King popper
$2 M; Porto Rican potato vines $2 M

Cureton Nurseries, Austell Ga Peach,
pear, plum, apple, pecan, cherry, quince,
fig, grape, herry plants, shade and or-

commercial planting any quantity

MeEver Seed & Plant Co. Braselton
Ga Livingston Globe, New Stone and
Greater Baltimore tomato
$1.25. M, 5 M or: more $1.M fo Dp: All
season and Flat Dutch cabbage leading
varieties collards all 25e hun $1.25 M
del 5 M or more $1 M f.0h; prompt
shipment
RR Chanclor, Seville Ga Gov, ead
Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potaio $2
M del; prompt shipment

T C Bennett, Flowery Branch Ga.
Porto Riean potato $2 M; Cabhage, Sue-
session and Flat Dutch $1. 25 M; tomato
25c hun or $1.50 M del

wo Waldrip, R 1 Flowery Branch
a Imp Porto Rican and Boon potato
1.75 M del; Charleston Wakefield and
Flat Dutch cabbage; New Stone toma-
to $1.40 M. del
J: S-Todd,- R. 2: Baxley Ga Port 0 Rie-
an potato Gov inspected $1.75 M, 5, MM,
or more $2:M. del :
- HG Swinson, R 2 Baxley Ga Gov in-
specteq Porto Rican potato $2 M del:
prompts SE
CG G- Whiting, Seville Ga Porto Tucan
potato. State inspected | 5 M per wk

del :

J I Abbott, Alma Ga Porto Rican po-
tato Gov inspected and treated $1. 50 M
f o b Coffee Ga; 5 M or more $1.25 M.
20.

Stewarts Plant Farm,.Alma Ga Pur-
ple skin Porto Rican potato $1.60 M
fo x

O F Crow, Flowery Branch Ga Lead-
ing varieties cabbage, tomato .and col-
lard 25e hun $1.25 M del; 3 M or more
$i M 0b

A J Whiddon, Tifton Ga pone Rican
potato: $160 -M 70 bo

B R Leggett, Broxton ros Gov in-
spected Porto Rican potato $2 M del
/ J Boatright, Coffee Ga Purple skin
red meat Porto Rican potato



Ww c Tumblin, Guipesvile Ga Porto
-|Rican potato

namentals; write for prices; Home and

2c hun:

$1.50 M; fo b; less than 5 M lots $2 M |

vines.
State inspected

L Bowen, Baxley Ga Gov inspected _
Porto Rican potato $1. 25 M; special
price on large Jots | P
~J RR Boatright, Coffee Ga Porto Rie
an potato Gov inspected $1.75 M; Imp

Porto Rican vines 15 in. long $2 50 Nis:

Gov' inspected
Gok Waldrip, Flowery Branch Ga

Porto Rican potato $1.75 M del; Wake- pe

field and Flat Dutch cabbage; New eg
Stone, tomato $1.25 M del is

W C Waldrip, R 1 Flowery Braneh
ta New Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato $1.2
lard same price
ee Lanier,
Rican potato Gov inspected $2 M del -
J P Mulls, Baxley Ga Imp Potato
vines, $3 M del

L A Crow, Flowery Branch Ga Dutch

and Wakefield cabbage; Baltimore gine 0s

Stone tomato; ae C Short stem collards
256 hun $1.25 M eel! 5M 99 Soo) one

CHICKENS & EGGS. FOR SALE
S White Leghorns as
ay Ww Nations, Elberton "Ga Ganiine
Beall-Panecred strain cockerels and pul-
lets Apr 10th hatch $1:50 ea f o b ;
Mrs A W Lindsey, R A Tennille Ga
13 pullets and 7 cozckerels all Mch hateh



dc ea or $14 for lot; au Ferris strain

Mrs Daisy Williams, Emerson Ga 30
English strain cockerels, 7 whe old pO
ea.

Wook Carruth, Gacmingien Ga, 465
pullets Fancred- College strain 12 wks
old $1.25 ea for, entire lot

J C Hunt, Valdosta Ga Hens i yr ola
Barron and Youngs strain,,
more $1 ea

Mrs R Royal, R
cocks Ferris strain $1 ea

Mrs L W Jackson, R 1 Cirdnarh Sa
Apr hatch cockerels Ferris strain $1 ea
or exe for pullets same strain

(Mrs Annie Mae Bruce, R 1 Martin
Ga Pullets 6 to 8 wks old; sell or exe
for Black Giant hens, R I Red hens
or Plymouth Rock hens

ae

B F Bruce, Martin Ga Few choice 12

wks old cockerels Wyckoff strain from
special matings; also Wyekoff strain
pullets and yearling hens; reasonable

R F Tuggle, Gladesville Ga 60 two yr
old hens $1 ea for lot

C Horne, R 3 Cochran Ga 25. Tenet :

Ferris strain 14 mos old $i ea; 20 pul- | ;
lets 3 mo old $1 ea; 5 cocks 3 mo old ie

$2 ea
GM Moseley, Menlo Ga Hens 2 yr
olq $1.50 ea; Mch hatch cockereis and ;
pullets a1. 50 ea; Ferris strain vas
aD a





25 M, 500 for T5e del; Ga col- a

R 3 Summit Ga Porte 8

lots 50.(OR. 6 A

+ arlonne Ga. Two |



= - White Leghorns |

. H Davis, R 1 LaGrange Ga Mch |

atch cockerels Ferris strain $1 pase

oR: Stanley, Due Ga One cock 1 yr old

25: cockerels 10 wks old 75c ea

- Mrs N J Phillips, R A Colquitt Ga-
4 hens $1.25 ea

_ Mrs wt Fussell, Hazlehurst Ga 10

~ Mr BG elver. Blackshear Ga 20
% fatoh pullets and cockerels $15
ees

Peach Poultry. Co.-Ft Valley Ga 8 to
12. wks old Tancred strain pullets also
ready to lay pullets same strain

Mrs J Z Curry, Stockton Ga_ Ferris
strain pullets 5 mos old $1.25 ea; 10
pullets and 1 cockerel. $12.50 for. lot

TT GUH. Richardson, Palmetto Ga 50
hens $1.25 ea

Knight, Dacula Ga Hggs Te for
del

J A Speer Tre one Ga 500 sie

r old hens $1 a ==

W Giddens, R 6 Eastman Ga 100.
pure Barron strain pullets 3 mo old $1

i; Cocks same strain and price

rs W D King, Bowman Ga 12 hens
1 cock Ferris strain $1. ea for hens
0 for cock
H Palmer, Oconee Ga 6 watsctae: Fer: |

wa

ris strain cockerels for breeding pur- |.

poses 3 mo old $2 ea fob

Mrs J Harrison, R 3 Rockingham Ga

20 pullets pure pred 4 mo. old $1. 25 ea;
25 10 wks old $1 ea

Mrs BH Jackson, - R -2*Lithonia Ga}

0 hens 15. mos old and 1..cock 2. <a
old, English strain $25 for lot me
~ Mrs Cora Fennell, R 1 Mt Airy Ga
Pullets 6 wks olg 40c ea f o b
* Mrs Eien Harbin, Seotland Ga Few
pure bred Young strain cockerels Mch
strain. 75c ea
Mrs_ LO Merritt, Calvary Ga. Few
pure bred Young strain cockerels Mch
and Apr hatch; also hatching - eges
same strain
HG Autry, Plainville Ga 4 choice 15
mo old Tancred strain cocks blood test-
~ ed $1 ea
pF Mrs C A Duffy, Flovilla Ga Mech
hatch cockerels from heavy laying
Tancred strain; spcial price in lots;
exe 3 cockerelS for 2 pullets ' same
strain |
_iMrs N A. Towe, R 2. Adairsville Ga
Two Ferris strain cocks $1.50 ea or exc
for hens, pullets or 100 chick brooder
good condition
' (Mrs H Rommel, 51 Williams Min
Road, Atlanta Ga Pullets 6 to 8 wks old
_ fine condition; also pure bred cocker-
write for prices . *
Mrs F C Sawyer, Sulphur Springs Ga
10 Apr hatch cockerels from heavy lay-
ers Tancred strain 50c ea or exc 2 for

_ breeders same strain

Mrs Lottie Leverette, R 1 Parrott
< Eggs for hatching 75c for 15 del

se Brown Leghorns

Mrs G T Truelove, R 1 Stockbridge
Ga Fancy hatching eggs Tormohlen
Strain $1 for 15, $3 for 50 or exe for
hens or cured meat

Mrs Daisy Williams, Emerson Ga 40
hens $1.25 ea; one cock $2

Mrs J E Smith, R 4 Bowdon Ga Pul-
lets and cockerels Apr hatch 95 ea; 10
_ pullets and 1 cockerel $10; 3 hens and
1 cock one yr old $1.25 ea or $4.75 for
lot; all Riverside strain
3 Mrs HT Lumsden, Talbotton Ga 8
ang 10 wks old pullets Everlay strain

5e ea

Mrs H B Wall, Statham Ga 10 hens

and 1 cock 1 1-2 yrs old Tormohlen
strain bag for lot f 0 b.

Buff Leghorns
Mrs W S Billington, R 1 Brunswick
Ga Pure bred cockerels $1 ea or exe
for same breed

SC RI Reds.
iene T H Taylor, R 1 Round Oak Ga
4 cockerels Donaldson strain Feb hatch;
extra-large for age, $1.25 ea f ob
Mrs LJ Moye, R A Barnesville
pullets Mch 1925
1.50 ea; 1 cock $2.50
S$ T Carter, Winterville Ga Few Owen
strain pullets Mch hatch $1.25 ea
Mrs E Butler, Baxley Ga 10 hens
and 1 cock; exc for 10 one yr old B
Rock hens and 1 cock
~ i W Burke, Box 678, Macon Ga Cock-
-rels 1926 hatch $1.50 ea; 10 hens and
1 cock or eockerel $18: Milk fed hens
30 Ib; cocks 20e Ib live weight
__ Longview Red Farm, Carrollton Ga
Baskins hatching eggs: young and old
Stock or utility and exhibition quality,
rich color with good Size, health and
type; also few Tompkins strain cock-
erels; write for prices
~ DF Carey; Royston Ga 2 Fie cocks
18 mo old $2.50 ea; also nice cockerels

Ga
hatch all laying



926 hatoh $2.50 Be at. 59 ca Bee!
in :

: Ls Ge

Mrs: a H Spresdat 965 McLendon [
Ave Atlanta Ga Tompkins" strain | BES |
bgt. 50 for-15:

Mrs H G Brown, RI Stone Min Ga
Donaldson strain eggs $1. 10 for 15 or
$6 hun del

Mrs S W Sloan, Auburn Ga 25 cock-
erels Mch hateh $1 ea

Mrs. lL N Harbin, Scotland. Ga One 2
yr old cock $2. :

Mrs R Robinson, R 3 Greenville Ga.
20 chicks 4 wk old $10 del

Mrs J E Sikes; Chester Ga First
quality pure bred Apr hatch pullets
$1.25-ea from prize winning stock; eggs
$1.50 for 15; few cockerels Mch hatch
-C L Rehberg, Cairo Ga Donaldson and
Gwen strain eggs $1 for 15 del ~

Mrs T L Barron, Cave Springs Ga
Pullets 10 wks old $1 ea; Owen strain

Miss Pearl Solomon, ~ Jeffersonville
Ga Owen strain pure bred young hens

$1.25 and $1.50 ea; 18. mos old prize i

hens $2.75 ea; 4 fine cocks $2 ea; frying
size cockerels $1.50-ea

Mrs G H Eley, R 1 White. Plains Ga
15 pure bred Donaldson strain .Mch
hatch. pullets $1 ea; also 3 cockerels"

/same strain Feb hatch; also 3 cockerels

same Strain Mch hatch $1 ea; wt of)
pullets 2 Ibs: wt of c bekerels a: 1-4 and
21-2 Ibs ea a ;

Barred Rocks. oe

Mrs AH Freeman, 265
Ave Atlanta Ga Thompson strain eggs
$1.50 for 15

Miss Agnes Pelot, R Cc Statesboro Ga
Holterman Aristocrat < cockerels
Mch hatch $1. 25 ea

Mrs J A Watson, Sermaner Ga Parks
strain pure bred high quality. stock
fine winter layers, choice pullets and
cockerels 3 mo old; pullets $1.25 ea
cockerels $1.50 ea; 12 pullets and 1
cockerel $16; no order accepted ou less.
than trio

Mrs J E Smith, R 4 Bowdon a 3
Apr hatch cockerels 75c ea or $1.90
for lot; exc for 3< Lt Brahmas pullets
same age |

Mrs Florence P Billings, R B States:
boro Ga Holterman Aristocrat strain

cockerels; write for prices; also selected

eges for hatching $1 fom 15.
J S Pelot, R C Statesboro Ga Holter-
man Aristocrat strain cockerels Mch

and Apr hatch; write for prices; also |}

eggs same strain for hatching $1. for
15 del . ,

Mrs C W Bradford, Danburg Ga 5
Apr hatch cockerels; make offer

Mrs J E Steadam, R A Bainbridge Ga
Thompson Imperial Ringlet strain
eggs from first pen $1.25 for 15, second
pen 90c for.15; larger lots<5c per egg;
Mch hatch .cockerels $1.25 ea; Apr
hatch cockerels a 25 ea; Apr hatch
$1.10 ea

Mrs N J Phillips, R A Colquitt Ga 1.
cock $1.50

OH Wright, Peters Bldg Atlanta Ga

'-|3 early hatched Ringlet strain cocker-

els $2 ea

Mrs M Sumner, R 3. Sylvester Ga
Thompson strain eggs from prize stock
$1 for 15

Barred Rock Farm, Martin Ga Hat-
ching . eges from special matings
Thompson Imperial Ringlet strain $1.50
for 15, $2.75 for 30 del

White Rocls

Mrs A C Blalock, Nicholls Ga 3
choice Fishel strain cockerels 12 wks
old $1.50 ea; exe for some same strain
and value.

Mrs L R Millians, R 1 ecuan Ga 4
pullets and 1 cockerel 3 mo old large
select stock from select breeders Fish-
el strain $5 for lot of 5

Mrs C Payne, R 6 Tifton Ga Fish-
el strain eggs $1.25 for 15; cockerels:
same strain 3 mo old $1 ea from well
selected stock

iMiss Cleo Williams, Stapleton Ga 10
Fishel strain cockerels $1.25 ea; 6 pull-
ets same strain $1 ea; all 12 wks old

Partridge Rocks
R W Clark, 358 Spring St Macon Ga
Bird Bros strain eggs and stock; few
nice ones to exc for table stock

Buif Rocks
Mrs J J Ferrell, R A Cairo Ga Begs
from pure bred stock $1 for 16

S C Black Minoreas

Mrs M M Kelley, R 4 Lithonia Ga
Giant strain cockerels 8 mo old $1 ea
Eggs $1 for 15

Mrs A Marchman, White Plains
Ga Cockerels 3 mo old $1.50 ea; one yr
old $2.50

C lL Rehberg, Cairo Ga Pape strain
eges $1 for 15 del -

LB Millians, Newnan Ga_ Cockerels
10*wks old $1 ea, 2 for $1.75, 4 for
$3; pullets 10 wks > old $1 ea or 10. pull-

ets ang 1 poet pat: eee select Be

Senn

McLendon

ee early, hatch cockerels $2. 50 ea; ees

2. 2a, setting sia is
Wilsons Minorca Yards, Martine Ga |:

and $2 ea; 7 hens and 1 cock 18 mo old
Pape strain from selected stock $14 for
lot; Eggs same a $1 for 15 del

White Minoreas
Mrs M M Kelley, Lithonia Ga Cocks
$1.50 ea; cockerels 3 mo old ae ea gre
yr old $1.50 ea .

_Anconas *
Jw Waldrip, RA Cairo Ga 2 cocker-
els and 7 pullets Apr hatch 60c ea del
BS Grinth,
from Sheppard strain; exc for incubator
not less than 400 egg in 800d condi-
tion, hot water.system | -
D Whiddon, Chula Ga Mch hatch
cockerels Sheppard strain 60c ea fo b
EF & V Knight, Dacula Ga 3 hens and
te | $10 for lot or exe for = aW. -Leg-
hens

Spullets. 6 wks old 40c ea f o b

Ly Be Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At-
lanta Ga 125 hens and pullets; several
+ cocks and cockerels;, cheap

SC Buff oroiiaetons

Mrs C W Bradford, Danburg Ga 3
Mch hatch eockerels $1.50 ea f 0 b

Mrs JW Dinkins, Unadilla Ga 1 cock
1 yr old $2 or exc for 2 Buff Orphing-
ton pullets, . frying. size; also 2 cocker-
rels frying size 75c ea or exe for 2 Bale
ets same breed and size |

Mrs NeA Towe, R 2 Adairsville Ga a

or: hens

J E Johnson, R 1 Shellman Ga Eges
$1.25 for 15 br $2 for 30; Cockerels: Feb
aud hatch $f ea.

Games

J W Grant, Cataula Ga 10 pullews and
2 cockerels early Mch hatch pure bred
Cornish $1 eafob

L GZ Ponder, Oakman Cas 2 Grist
Grady pit game ready trimmed good
fighters $3 ea or exc for 4 Ga Shawl-
neck hens pure breed 3

iMrs-C H Ward, R 1 Adairsville Ga
Young laying hens, half Cornish Indian
and half Br Leghorn, rose comb, fine
layers and gentle mothers $1.50 ea

N S-Crow, Royston Ga Pure S A Ginn
pit game; quail size trios $5

Mrs N J Phillips, R A Colquitt Ga 2
Dark Cornish Indian, 1 hen and 1 cock
$1.50 ea

EH J: Todd, R 3 Carnesville Ga Brown

J H.Laster, Menlo Ga Apr hatch <Al-
len Roundheads; 3 pullets and 1 cock-
erel $4 or 5 for $4.50

J C Haley, R 3 Royston Ga_ Pit
Games; Red Quills, Brown Reds and

Blues young and old stock; write for

prices

A BE Wammock, Harrison Ga Dark
Cornish Indian pullets and cockerels
Mech hatch $1. 25 ea

Bantams :

R W Clark, 358 Spring St Macon Ga
Exhibition Golden Sebrights $5 ea;
Young select stock to ofefr now

F & V Knight, Dacula Ga 4 hens and
1 cock $2 for lot or exe

OH Wright, Peters Bldg Atlanta Ga
Trio Buff Cochins $5; Eggs $1.50 for

5 :



mate their fraud.









O). H pau nae Atlanta . Ga

ane Mammoth strain cockerels and |
pullets Apr hateh from prize stock $1.50

-~Esom Hill Ga Hens

(Mrs Cora Fennell, R ek Mt Airy Ga!

cocks $2 ea or exc for 3 same strain

/cockerels $1. 25 ea or $4 for lot

Red Leopard and Legislator Pit games

i ee Wyandottes

Mrs CH Ward, R.1 Adaireville Ga a :
a 2 pure bred cocks 1925 hatch $2 ea

J H McKinney, Ball Ground Ga One
select cock 18 mo old Schroeder strain
$3 or exc for 3 mos old pullets
W T. Adams, Lavonia Ga Eggs $1.25
for 5 del; Few young cockerels and
pullets half grown $1 ea

Mrs S W. Sloan, Auburn Ga 3 fine
cockerels $1 ea Mch hatch -

Mrs A J Paris, R 1 Dallas Ga 7 pure

breed pullets and 1 cockerel Mch hatch >
Tac ea 4 :
White Wyandottes

Miss Lucy Reddick, Pavo Ga Martin

Regal Dorcas strain Mch hatch cocker-

els choice stock $1.50 ea; ale hatch

blood tested $1.25 ea

Mrs J E Steadam, R A. Bainbridge

Ga Martin Regal Doreas strain eggs
from first pen $1.25 for 15; second pen
90c for 15; larger lots 5c per egg; Mch
hatch cockerels $1.50 ea; Apr hatch
$1.25 and $1 ea

M L Snare, R 4 Gainesville Ga Keel-
er-Martin strain (eggs $1 for to or $5
hun del ee

Mrs R J Fleming Lincolnton Ga Re-
gal Dorcas strain cockerels 3. mo old
$1.25 ea: 2 mo old $1 a; Eggs same

strain $1 for-15 del or exc same for |

peas of any kind ~ a

Mrs T L Barron, Cave lances Ga
Regal Dorcas strain cock and 10 pull-
Cts) WKS old (0G ea. 4. =

Mrs W L Guillebeau, R 6 Lincolnton
Ga Mch hatch -pullets and cockerels
from best layers; Regal Dorcas strain
$1 ea. ae : mts

Silver Spangle rradbares poe

Miss Anna Belle Keen, R 4 Abbe- =

ate

ville Ga 7 pullets ang 1 cockerel $10

ea or a for lott. pb: pure eres stock

Buckeye Reds
H-W Thurmond, Greshamville Ga tS

Light Brahmas

Asis
bs

R L Howard, R 2 Canton Ga 13 hens es
and 2 cockerels | $2 ea or $25 for wk a2

5076

Mrs Katie Hood, Stapleton Ga 1 cock -

2 yr old $2.50, Scotts strain

Mrs V P Jackson, Ivey Ga Cockerels
1925 Apr hatch Scott strain $2 ea Eggs
strain from culled stock $1.50 for

C P Colclough, Maxeys Ga Eggs

| Balch & Brown strain $1.25 for 15 del
Mrs E Stone, R 3 Adairsville Ga Eggs

oh for:15 del or exc for good ham
Jersey Black Giants

B.T Woodall, Barnesville Ga Eges
$1.25 setting del

W L Gray, R 1 Pulaski Ga 4 hens
and 1 eock 1 yr old $10 for lot

Mrs R J Eleming, R 6 Lincolnton Ga
Cockerels from prize stock Marcy strain
3 mo old $1.50 ea; 2 pullets and 1 cock:
erel $4

Mrs BL Jackson, Flowery Branch Ga
One Jersey Bl Giant cock 2 yr old Mar-
cy strain, prize winner $15

MIXEDTable Use Zee

B Volbrath, Dewy Rose Ga Frying
size chickens 40c Ib

A B Taylor, R 1 Rochelle Ga 16 Apr
hatch cockerels $8 for lot f 0 b

J H Leverette, R 1 Parrott Ga 30 dz
fresh oe OSes at market _ price,



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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-
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thinks a fraud has been committed, either State or Fed-
eral, ask him to proceed with the prosecution.
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STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS,
B. A. Hancock, Acting Director. ;

fob

a :
Standing Reward
In 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-

This re-









ed
n Bros. Cathoun Ga. Te ries 1
ea 35 tess

% Baby Chicks
ef McCorvey, Hawkinsville Ga
Bl Giants 18c ea del
. H Freeman, 265 McLendon Ave
Sie Tompkins strain RI Red
-25 ea; 5 wks old 50c ea; 7 wks
ea; 9 wks old $1 ea; also Thomp-
strain B Rocks same price
el, 651 Williams Mill|
At nta. Ga B Rocks and RJ
$13, hun. or $7 for 50;:'S C W Leg-
laying strain $10. hun or $5.50
all vigorous stock anq del
dna Smith, Cochran Ga R 5
wks old 20c ea; 50 five wks old
day. old 11c ea; mixed breed -
Hatchery, Edison Ga 1000 W
nc and Anconas per wk $10 hun;
eas a hun;.

onaldson, pacainr Ga Chicks
pens during July and Aug
A
D Donaldson, Decatur Ga Rot
licks from fancy pens: during |
August $15" ae lots- 20 or
Be Cac. :
- Harrison, 3 Rockingham Ga
Ww Leghorns 1s days old $20;
y old $12 hun; all pure bred
H G Brown, R 1 Stone Mtn Sen:
dsen. strain R I Reds lic ea
-E H Smith, Cochran Ga Day old
chicks 10c ea; 50 four wks old
lightly mixed RI Reds; also: 50.
vks old 30c ca mixed breeds
Rehberg, Cairo Ga Donaldson &
train R I Reds 15c ea; Also Pape
1 Minorcas 15c ea del -

CUSTOM HATCHING
H Rommel, 51 Williams Mill
Atlanta Ga Custom hatching
ts of eggs; set every Satur-





EYS e EGGS FOR SALE
J A Goodwin, R 1 Louisville Ga
keys 13 wks old $2 ea .
J Z Curry, Stockton Ga Giant
bon M B Bird Bros strain day old
eys $1 ea del;.2 wks old $1.25 ea
Eggs $4 for 11 July del.
Whitworth, R 3 Lavonia Ga 22
rbon Red; 19 Apr hatch and 3 May
ho 30 for lot; 4 hens and - tom Apr
J Ly hatch 1925 $22 or $50 for en-

Ww Hill, Tignall Ga Bourbon
25e ea or exe for Gov paBpelt:



KS & EGGS: FOR. SALE
Burke, Box 678 Macon Ga
ite _ $1. 50 ea; ducklings 75e

wallace, R 1 Hoschton Ga 1
ane 2 ducks $3; 9 little ones 9
ld $3
N A, Towe, R 2 Adairsville Ga 16
white and fawn; one white drake;

5 fawn ducks, 8 young ones 2
old $10 for lot or exe for young

#H H Moor, Rydal Ga 13 Black.

ee ducks eges $1; also 10 baby |

ks old 20c ea; all Black Mus-

Laura B Taylor, R 1 Wayeross
Vhite, Mammoth Pekin ducks, 2
and 3 drakes; exc for duck or
feathers, new feathers; . caase

Td

[ESE & EGGS FOR SALE
C E Moon, R C Cordele Ga Large
s feathered 80c ea; 5 goslings
5 wks old 60c ea *

AS & EGGS FOR SALE
M E Skinner, R 5 Bowdon Ga
2 Blue Guineas 50c ea or exe
nything useful of same. value
Ww A Maddox, Campton Ga Blue
le eggs 75c for 18 f o b

RABBITS & PET STOCK
FOR SALE







.C O Bishop, R 1 Farmington Ga

ts, Big Belgian Greys, Black
hite; also pure black 8 wks to 2

old 50c ea f 0 b
, Poole, Buena Vista Ga Stahls
certificate New Zealand Red_rab-
sted breeders $8 pair; Stahls
ew Zealand Reds 6 mo old $4

papers furnished -
Cee yons Ga Fantail pig-
and ree pure bred |

d oS

1 oW Li shorn hens .

Meet $8.50 hun:





'Typlers, Paniters aes other
ers, English Trumpstews and oth-
te = for $45,. 50 for $25; 42o5 for $15

oO

EL L Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At-
lanta Ga Fine- singer Canaries, German
Choppers $10 and $12.50 ea; St Andreas-
burg Rollers $10 and $12. 60. ea; Breed-
ing females $3 and $5 birds well train-
ed; 1 Blue head trained parrot $40 with
cage; 3 varieties 1926 hatched. finger
tame hand raised parrots $10 and $15
ea; Ring-neck doves $5 pair; Red Car-
neaux pigeons cheap; exc any of above
for market poultry or pure bred Br
Leghorn or Bl Minorca spring hatched
pullets

LN Patten, Abbeville Ga Young
Hartz Mtn canaries, males $5 ea; Young
male Rollers $7 ea

A L Stacy, Chickamauga Ga A pure
bred New ealand Red doe rabbit $2;
2 pair New Zealand Reds 8 wks old
$1.50 pair or exc

F Knight, Dacula Ga. Belgian Hares
3 does and 1 buck $1 ea or exc. for 4

'T Ivey, Conyers. Ga One" pink eye
white doe $1; 6 mixed white and New
Zealand Reds 2 Se or 23. ee when
month old

Pe Miller, Tala. Ga Bie: @hite pinkeye.
Giant buck. See one blue doe arown
both for $1.75. <

Mrs L D Fulghum, Lavonia Ga 3
nearly grown spotted male guinea pigs
for Looe purposes 75e ea c

s Eva Landrum, R 1 Stockbridge
& Fine oe tame Redhead: parrot
: BEANS FOR SALE f

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga White
Chinese Velvets $4.50 bu; Osceola vel-
vets $4 bu; Early Speckle velvets $4 bu

W #H Robinson, Cairo Ga Mammoth
Yellow soy $3 bu *.

Rowland Co. Athens Ga iaredo soy
$5.25 bu; Otootan soy $7.

HT Maddux, Culloden Ga. 8 bus La-
redo soy recleaned in 2 bu sacks $5
DU tO. G

A BE Nix, Ro Gainesville Ga Laredo.
soy 10 Ibs $1.20

M Goolsby, Monticello Ga 4 bus
Otootan soy $6 bu-eor exc for 6 bus
Peas, Red Rippers or Brabs preferred
- Ge Wa Heard, Box 136 Atlanta Ga
About 3 bus Yellow Mammoth $2.40 bu;
10 bus early black slightly mixed with
yellow $3.25; 5 bu pure early black
$3.50; clean sound Biloxi $3.90; sound
clean Laredo $6; 2 1-2 bus seal soy
$7.50. bu

PEAS F FOR SALE

Sat Me

~



Cream Crowders 15c ~
weevils in them :

H H Kellogg, R 5, Cumming Ga
Whipps slightly mixed $1.10 pk or $4
bu fob

J W Donaldson, Register Ga Brabs |
new crop $5 bu fo b

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Trons
and Brabs $6.50 bu; Whipps $5 bu;
Mixed Hay $4.35 bu : 4

Rowland Co. Athens Ga Mixed Eee
$4.50 bu

Woodliff Plant Farms, Flowery
Branch Ga Field peas sound and clean
for hay $4.50 bu

W H Robinson, Cairo Ga Good mixed
$4. 50 bu; Whipps $4.75; Irons Mixed
$6 bu; Straight Irons $6.50; Straight
Brabs $6.50: all f ob

Mrs L B Haddock, Ft Valley Ga
6 wks Blackeye $4.85 bu f-0 bi or: $185
pk del

PECANS & PEANUTS FOR SALE

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Runner
peanuts 7e 1b; also white spanish 8c lb

J W Maloney, R 1 Berlin Ga 2 bus
spanish two crop peanuts 6c Ib

SYRUP FOR SALE

Cane Growers Co-op. Assn. Cairo Ga
Pure Ga sugar cane syrup No 2 qual-
ity in 5 gal jackets and half and 1 gal
cans; cheap; write for prices

E W_Dill, Wray Ga 20 gal Ga cane
syrup thick $1 gal fo b Ocilla Ga; not
shipped in less than 6 cans to crate

D. P. Black, Jr. : Conorn:,Ga_ Azl..sor
ghum syrup in 10 Ib pails 75c Ca

tb; have few







SECOND HAND MACHINERY |
FOR SALE . ;
M-M Newberry, Wellston Ga One 40
HP Schofield boiler; One 35 H P Scho-
field engine: No 2 Hinch & Drumgo
rsawmill outfit complete; also mules, log
drays, logging capi pment at less. than
third price
CGR Milner, re Ga One good Wal-
ter A Wood Mower; exc for good two
horse wagon good condition
-D M Moore, R 2 pestan oles Ga q H
P Hercules gas engine ne :



Meicbien



rs H Brags, Hawkinsville oe Berkea: |

}tion. poll weevil duster used one. season, |
good condition $35

_f A Melntosh,- Social. Cirele Ga Hoff-.
man steaf press model 4-A good condi-

tion $200 f o b; One. ittle Giant steam |.

boiler $100 f ob :

H R Adams, R 3 Butler Ga Good
Plano Binder good condition; sell cheap
or exe for cows or -hay; also Bee

Witte engine and wood saw; exc for

good cane syrup or meat and lard; One
Little Red Hen Incubator good condi-
tion $3 or.exc for chickens; One good
stalk cutter, cheap or. exc for good
milk cow

W H Pitner, Cohutta: Ga Second hand
coal burning Buckeye brooder

Union Ginning Co:
4 stand gin outfit; Winship gins, Ft
Valley feeders, D B Press, steam tramp-
er, fan and suction pipe, 50 H P Con-"
tinental engine, self contained, 60 H P
boiler, piping, belting and 7 ton See
| sell all or any part

J H Leverette, R 1 Parrott Ga Bert
| thal Peanut. picker 16 ft Model Hi $225;
Fairbanks-Morse 6 H= =P Gas , engine
without magneto; Alamo 6 H P gas en-
gine, Avery make good condition $125;
I HC Hay Press, horse power, $100;
all f ob or exe for other machinery ~

Wilson. ,Minorea Yard, Martin Ga Old
| Trusty - Incubator. 120 egg good condi-
tion 0 or exc. for larger _one :

es. Wilson, R 1 Summertown Ga 1
1-2 tons serap iron; head blocks for
sawmill; circle saw; blue boy. log cart;
make best offer =

' Barred. Rock Farm,

tion. 510 OAS
H Hardin, Dyas Ga Goumbiste: ginning
outfit used but little; 80 H P Boiler; 60

.|H P Engine; 4 80 Saw Murray systein;

DB Rev Press.
- P E Leverett, East Point Ga 25 gal
bbl churn used 7 mos $8; 10 gal milk
can with spicket goog condition $4.50;
8 gal setter $3; 40 pints and qt cos
bottles $100

~G._W Cobb, Ellijay Ga 000
brooder used one season; 4 joints pipe
used one season; extra body good condi-
tion; cheap or exc for chickens, ducks,
geese, rye, corn, feed oats, hogs or 2
pigs;-also corn planter plant any kind
field seedy; sell or exc as above

O.S Williams, Scotland Ga 3-4 Over-
land Truck with steel body gooq condi-

tion except batteries; cheap of exc for

Light Ford truck or hogs good breed, or
2 good milk cows giving milk; Also Boll.
Weevil mopper that fastens to single
stock $8 or exc for 8 S C RI RedorS
C Bl Minoreas; One large magneto for
truck $12.50

J W Harris, R 6 Dallas Ga. Wood-
ruff side single mill with new 36 in

Mrs Cenia Hayes, R 2 Norcross Gatgaw; One 56 in. Simon Circular saw;

both good condition; exe either for Reg
Jersey cow or sell for cash

T G Dumas, Barnesville Ga 3 gin
outfit complete, Lummus system, old
J style or brush gins with suction eleva-
tor, steam tramper, D B Press, 50 HP
Boiler and 40 H P Engine; all good con-
dition; cheap for cash

A J Cowart, Garfiela Ga Large =re-
frigerator suitable for dairy, good .con--

dition $150; good terms

M D Jones, Midville Ga 4 70 Saw Mur-
ray gin outfit D B Press, Steam Tramp-
er, good condition with. exception few
repairs,; no power

-C Phillips, Ludowici Ga 40 H P RT
Boiler; 35 H P. Engine; sawmill com-
plete; Edger 6 x 14 four side; Wood
planer, pulleys, shafting, -belting, pip-
ing, dry kiln, trucks, tracking, trap fan
and other machinery; bargain -

J C Howard, Quartz Ga Cole three
row disc grain drill $15 f 0 b; good con-
dition

J & Taylor, Talbotton Ga Good gin-
nery, 2 60 saw Continennial gins, Rev
D B Press, suction, tramper complete
$375
Ne OCCT GSS, + Atlanta Ga Fordson

Tractor with pulley used only five days

and good condition $300-

TT G H Richardson, Palmetto Ga One
4 H P Navo gas engine good condition
$40.

W L Rabun, R 2 Warrenton Ga Rear
axle for Ford truck trailer with one
new tire and other one good $100; One
Syracuse 1 1-2 horse turn plow prac-
tically new $8 uSeqd one season; exec for
8 Ancona hens not over 1 yr old, Shep-
pard strain

-J Cureton, Austell Ga Ottawa Log
Saw (one 5 and one 6 ft saw) good con-
dition $65; also Sanders Pea Thrasher
equipped for hand or motor power $35;
poth crated and f o b Austell Ga

J iL Williams, Tifton-Ga Two combi-
nation 3 row oat drills with Fertilizer
attachments, good condition $5 ea or
exe :

cp Harwell, R 2 Danielsville Ga 130



ege Buckeye incubator Bre ticee new

: $20 - or eae for 4

Farmington Ga

Tpurgs

Martin Ga Old |

| Trusty incubabtor 110 ege: good condi- Triumph

chick

|plete ginning outfit 3



F 5 Cook? * aidatleeda. . One 60. Bo
Pp Cole boiler good condition; cheap

J A McCall, R 2 Fitzgerald Ga Radio ee
Roung incubator good condition sell Ore

exe for 500 chick Buckeye broeder -
Cc A Kemp, Kennesaw Ga 25 HP
Erie City steam engine good condition;
sell or exc for Athens or Oliver Dise
Plow made for Fordson Tractor :
GB Barrett, Leaf Ga No 6 Giant Pea
Thrasher; exe for corn sheller
Ww. A.Parrish, R 4 Thomasville Ga
McCormick Mowing machine and rake
working order $25 f o b Quitman Ga or
exc for 250 egg incubator or Old Trusty
in good. condition
eM Whitehurst, Lewiston Ga 15 E P

gas engine $100; One set old fashion

mill stones 42 in: and gearing $100; One
400 lb refrigerator oe for dairy,
needs some repairs $35

BE Mason, RoC AmericussGa 2 70
Gage gins, steam press, 30 H P-Engine, ~
50 H P Boiler; Planer and dbl ECR

; trimmer; sell cheap



W D Watson, Loganville Ga ripnine
eart and harness; Vulcan. and Lynch-
Turner No 27; one horse liynch-
burg plow; Planet Junior cultivator; 3
spring tooth harrows; one hillside plow;
Avery Disc; Two horse spring tooth
cultivators. Avery riding cultivator ~

J W Cobb, R 3 Bowman Ga Dol Press man
cider mill good condition $15 a

lL. R Slaughter, Sharpsburg Ga 1-3 H
P Westinghouse motor good condition

for use with 32 ne farm light plant;

cheap at $15

B Volbrath, Doar Rose Ga 130 egg
incubator practically new, |
also brooder and thermometer $15 or
exe for 3 gooq pigs or hens; also Canton
Corn planter used one season $6 or. exe

for 2 good pigs

Mrs L F Jones, R 2 Pitts Ga Wiseots:
sin incubator good condition all com-
plete, 180 egg;-also 4 Br Leghorn eocks
Everlay strain all for $17 or exe for-16
hens and 1 cock, R I Reds preferred, or
would accept B Rocks
T W Nations, Elberton Ga Two Stan-
dard Buckeye No 3 incubators 250 egg
one*used 2 seasons $35 and other used 3
mos $45, f o b or exec as part payment
on new Buckeye 1000 capacity

G W. Raves, College Park Ga Com-
80 Saw Gullett
gins with automatic press, all belts
ready to run; 25 H P Fairbanks Morse
crude oil engine; all good condition

M F Barnes, 73 Milledge Ave Atlanta
Ga Master Plant setter; No 9 Feed
Mill. good running condition; exe for
one ton Ford. truck

P A Chastain, R 1 Bowman Ga No 5
DeLavel Separator and three 5 gal cans
all good condition $35 or exe for 35 B
Rock hens not over 3 yr old

E Jones, Blakely Ga Compass Chain:
and staff $35; Set tobacco barn. fix-
tures A
J C Dodd, Cleveland Ga, 9 H P Thur-
moil engine with one plain and one
clutch pulley; No 0 DeLeach sawmill;
Demorest shingle mill complete with
belt; 2 saws; $250 f o b

J A McCall, R 2 Fitzgerala Ga. 100

egg Radio Round incubator good con-

dition; sell or exe for 500 chick brooder,
Buckeye preferred

LN Patten, Abbeville Ga One ia ft
lawn mower good condition $7 .

J B Gentry, Buchanan Ga Shingle
mill outfit, shingle mill and two saws
bolting mill saw 49 in. 2 belts, Egan
new Bird sawmill, boiler 10 H P engine
8 H P; all good condition $150; engine
and boiler mounted

T W Shackleford, R 4 Lawrenceville
Ga One eight disc Clark cutaway har-
row good condition $20; One:Cole Plant-
er good condition except guano hopper
rusted, $10

S P Howe, Ft Valley Ga Mammoth
Miller Ideal Triple Deck 11,700 egg in-
eubator

Peach Poultry Co. Ft Valley Ga 25
P Waterloo Boy Tractor, fine for. belt
work; exe for Fordson; condition guar-
anteed

E L Odum & Son, Baxley Ga One 66
horse high pressure tubular boiler and
40 H P engine, Schofield make good
condition $900

C F Horne, R 3 Cochran Ga One Por-
ter soft heat incubator good condition
$10

L Burns, Tucker Ga 6-H P gas en-
gine good condition $100



MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Ed Jones, Blakely Ga Several hun Ibs
tobacco leaf, flue cured

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Shingles,
both pine and cypress, car lots only

L Heard, R 4 Cumming Ga One horse
earriage and harness. good condition
Exc for chickens or hogs or shetland
pony

Mrs Manda Weeks, Dial Ga Single

Cees earaese: with hames, 8s od condi



MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
M F Barnes, 73. Milledge Ave Atlanta
Ga 100 oak fence post * 1-2 ft. long
H O Williams, R A
feed sacks $e ea fo -
Rhodes Seed Co. for syth Ga New
erop whole wheat (graham) flour 12 ibs
$1 or 20 Ibs $1.75; all del
Monticello Milling Co. Monticello. Ga
Fresh stone ground Graham. or whole
wheat flour $1.50 for 24 lbs del
tal Dodd, Cleveland Ga Canned pears
in No! 2 12 eans, lots 3 or more cases
$3.50 case of 2 dz cans; No 2 cans $3
case
LE Harrison, Dublin Ga Vinegar red
and white in 50 gal bbls lic gal fo b
~~ Cant Batta, RB D. Griffin Ga Pine Bnd
- oak slabs: make offer f 0 b
W> Nunn, R 5 Lawrenceville Ga Gea:
ageg tobacco for spraying. Weas
cabbage 4 lbs: 50 del
woe Lovelace, West Point Ga Oak
and other hardwood timber; sell stand-
ing or saw and sell lumber

_ potato erates, new, knocked. ve ae 10c
ea f o b McGrudr Ga.
BHadmondson & Pirkle,
+200 No 10 packer ans with solder hem-
med caps EG im: Soene
1000 No 5 at $5 hun a
Miss Bessie Stringfellow, R tHBikeseta
Ga 35 good feeq sacks; exc for A leah
swing or sell for cash
J H Lester, Menlo Ga 50 feed sacks
$2.50 0 be
W-A Smith, 102 Bay St. East Savan-
nah Ga Ground oyster shells for chick-
ens $1 hun Ibs, $18.50 ton fob
; j~ A Mann, Norcross Ga 75. cords No 1
oak wood; sell at my home or will load
on car at Norcros or Tucker Ga; sell or
exc
MEE McEver, RES Gainesville , Ga
Fishing poles 12 to 15 ft long 500 az;
canes for sticking beans 50c hun

HONEY BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

A D Garmon, Duluth Ga 2 or 3 lbs.
fairly good beeswax; make offer Ve

J M White, Groveland Ga Fancy
comb honey in
cases: 20 Th. f-0 b $

R Meaders, Dahlonega. Ga Pure
mountain honey in lard cans 50 to 60
Tbs 17 1-2c. lb; one-lb sections 20e in 20
:* lots or more, or 25c lb less quantity;

o b

S A Lane, Atkinson Ga Bright chunk
honey in 100 Ib Jots 12c lb. fo b :

J S Hill,Winder Ga Pure [ftalian
tested Queens - $1.50 ea or 6>for $7.50
Aug del;
with pure Italian bees and young queen,
good straight combs $10 fo b

Mes C U* Skinner, R 5 Bowdon Ga 2
1-2 Ibs beeswax 35 Ib: del

Gallberry Honey Co. Baxley Ga Gan.
berry honey packed in 10 Ib pails $4.75
ea or $1.50 ea im crates of 6 pails or
more ea

J A, Crummey;
crop extracted honey; 6:10 Th pails fancy
grade to case $6.80; 12 5 th pails $7.80;
Choice No 2 grade, 6 10 Ib pails. to
case $6.40: 12 5 Ib pails. $7.40; f ob: 10
lb pail postpaid to third zone $1.75; 5
lb paih $4; Honey in 50 gal bbIs $1.10
Salt ob

Ss TI DeLoach, Glennville .Ga Bright
comb honey in lard cans 70: to. 80 Ibs.
12\3-2e lb foo. b

J R Hulett, Lumber City Ga Light
Gallberry honey in 60 To eans 15e Ib
<0'-b

J T White, Dublin Ga Beehives, hon-
ey extractors and beeswax

P Johnson, Manassas. Ga Bright
honey in 60 lb cans 15 Ibf-0 b; Amber
honey in 60 lb cans 12c lb; Honey in 24
Yo shipping cases $4.80 case :

FRESH AND CURFD MEL ATS.
~ > -BOR: SALE -
Mrs Manda Weeks, Dial Ga Cured
ham, corn fattened, 18
.G@ P Bell, Faceville Ga 15 or





20 coun-

try cured hams, 8 to 16 lbs. ea 40c Jb}

del j

Womans Department
FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS
FOR SALE
Mrs W M. Hartley, R Conyers Ga

Easter lilly, jonquils and butter and
ege bulbs 25c dz; clinging ivy chimney
vine or French ivy, does not shed in
winter 15c ea well rooted; Large plum
red seed 15c dz; Cannas. yellow and red
large blooming size 10c ea; Coleus cut-
tings velow and req 3. for 10c; Dahlia
cuttings salmon, pink and red 3 for
10c. ea; del s : :
Mrs A Foster, R 2 Talking Rock
Ga Cabbage plants 25c hun; Silver leaf
-begonia well rooteq 20c ea; pine Date
Beronia well. TOS 20c ea; large

and}

Cunaninc: Ga |.
-Sronze wandering Jew 100
$3 a i
Dbl pink hyacinth '

>oleus;

24 lb display seen :

Petunias 10e dz

Jd fashion sweet
ca seed) fine for cut flowers 25c dz,
5 az $

Eight frame standard hive }

Dectortown Ga New |

add pestags:

Ibs ea 40c Ib deb:



a M A R KET. B aL

Mis L Mosely, R 1

ent colors well rooted 0c ea; large
sweet violets 25c for 50; white lilly 3
.or 25e:: yellow cannas 3 for 25e

Mrs T @ Floyd, R 2 Chipley Ga 20

-rhoonvine seed 10c; 25 Giant Red_ hibis-

eus seed 10e; 4 rooted snow white morn-

ing glory plants 35 6 rooted German
iris (white) 35e; 7 Blue flower box vine

rooted plants 35c; 4 Marvel of} Peru
rooted plants 35c; 4 white: Chinese Sacs
red Lilly bulbs 385c; 4 Mch , blooming
white dbl Star Bethlehem bulbs 35; 25
April blooming single Star of Bethlehem
oulbs 85c: 18 Blue Japanese Iris bulbs
3ac;. Narcissus, jonquils, hyacinths, daf-
Zodils mixed selection 20 bulbs: 35
._Mrs WC Messer, Waleska Ga. ry:
santhemums large white and cream 10c
iz; Geraniums white, old rose, pink,
ced: 5. cuttings for 20c; Oxalis 5c :
Mrs L M.Aderhold, Lavonia Ga 2

large size $3. ea; 1 extra large lace fern.
re One extra large. spengeria fern $2;
f> Leopard pbegonia $1; One Angel Wing
segonia- $l; Orange sultana 25; pooted:
Mrs. W T Langston, R 1 Calhoun Ga
lbs. large size 50
iz: small size 25 dz; yellow butter and |
age 10e dz; add poune on orders un-
der 50c >
Mrs: MC Chmriee
Well rooted plants nee cuttings with
ill orders; all colors dbl and semi-dbl
ivy leaf and scented geraniums, carna-
cions, lantana, dbl petunias, new semi-
iwarf snapdragon Southern beauty and
peach blow hibiscus and all kinds ferns.
and begonias 20c ea, 2 for 35e, 6 for

rj1 or $1.75 dz; Coleus 10c ea or 75 dz;
also porch basket collection, 1 Aspara- |
gus Spengeria, fern; 1 trailing
1 sultana well rooted: plants, 6}
Fiew cuttings 50c del

OMY

J S$ Yeomans, Swainsboro Ga
3alliopsis 10e dz or-exe for weeping lan-
tana any eolor and sultana any color:
i. dz for 2 weeping lantana and 2: sul-
fanas; all reoted :

SD Aderhold, Lavonia Ga 1 water
illy* 1 salmon pink sultana; 1 trailing
queen coleay bronze: jew. free. with each
order; all 25 ea

Mrs J Hi Roebuek, R 2 Hoschton Ga
3 dz 26c; Giant snap
lragon 7 colors mixed 35c dz, 3 dz $1;
williams (does not

t or exe for any color dbl oleander,
alue My dransta: abl hibiscus

Mrs A F Maloch. R 1 Hoschton Ga
eink verbena 25 dz 3 dz 60c; mixed |
color snapdragon 25c dz 3 dz 60c; mixed
color petunias 10c dz 50e hun; perri-

Winkle plants 15 dz; large pink mums
Be dz: pink | and blue hydrangia .cut-
tings 10e ea; 5 small dwarf boxwood $1. |

Xmas. cactus t5c ea White flag and dbl
day yar d lillies $1.50 hun; exe for ruta- }
Sagal turnip seed, purple .top. turnip

seed, pole bean seed, cobbler irish pota-

foes for planting or dbl petunias.

Miss Lue Etter Harrison, Dublin Ga
Well roeted water lillics 25e ea or 5 for
41 del . poe

Miss Maggie Couch, R 6 Gainesville}

Ga Red and pink cactus cuttings 5c ea
rooted; green white striped jew 10c:
fone Begonia rooted 20c; rooted yellow
fantana 25c ea: blue plumbago cuttings
10c; asparagus spengeria fern 85 ea;

buneh 15e; Little pink, white pinkish
large old rose oxalis bulbs 10c ea; small.
Boston~ 20c: Blue Flag lillies: 35e dz
yellow jonquils bulbs 80e dz

Mrs D G@ Caldwell, Kingsland Ga
ooteqd deep pink sultanas 2 for 3c;
Rooted Star vine (evergreen) flowers
ery fragrant 20c ea or exe for rooted
gmple red or yellow Japonica

Mrs Sarah F Pope. R 3 a Jp1a Ga Pink
ae tubers for 25ce; add oe postage.
Xmas cactus: 6 for G56 & pi eces striped
jew 25e; all plants rooted ;

_ Mrs Dinah Hiller, R 3 Ellijay Ga Lady
finger plants; white and pale blue vio-
lets:8: dz 25c; Orange lillies 25c dz; white
and. pink Dorothy Perkins rose 3 for
35e3; well rooted; 7. varieties iris 40c;
Tall and dwarf ribbon srass 3.for 15c

Mrs W G Cannon, Fitzpatrick Ga
Well rooted roses monthly blooming,
colors dark red, light red, flesh, cream,
white lemon tee and pink, also flesh
eolor everblooming crabapple rose, light

red blooms yearly 10c ea; add postage;

exe any of above for white indian run-
ner duck eges.

Miss Perolah Stone. R 3. Adairsville
Ja 12 different vcraniums.19e ea er
exe for fluffy ruffle or -Qstrich Plume
fern; or milk and wine lillies and St
Bernard lillies
fONEES NO AMiestar. R:

erent ki .

Roynelie da Pink :
thrift 25c for: 50 plants; . Amaryllis ae
|large ones 25c; Chrysanthemums differ-
A. Millen: Ga Gas

A i Cuiueseule Ga

Queen |

Large Boston fern smal}

BE TIN

fot pepper plants 3, az 25; or We dz;
Weeping Mary 10 ea; Lemon lillies 20
dz; Marigolds plants 10c az; speckled
iris 26e az; pale blue violets 15 dz; to-
mato plants 3 dz 25e; Touchmenots lic
dz: standing cypress 1l5e dz

Mrs G Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga
Rooted Boston and Sword ferns. 20ce ea
Rooted red, white, pink and. crimson ge-
ranium 20c; large size 25c; Pink orange
and red sultana rooted 20c; all kinds be-
gonias 25e ea; Salvia 10; Justischia 10c
-cutting; cactus large red and pink bc
rooted 10: monthly rose. cuttings 5
dz; Mums 1@c dz; postage paid on or-
ders over 25 | .

Mrs A R Skates, R 1 Ringgold Ga
Avr blooming Narcissus and Blue tame
violets 25 dz; Perennial daisies. Abe az:
3 Boston ferns. nice plants 25c. ea; 2 yr
old pink monthly rose 30; send postage;
exc any of above for red, white or yel- |
ow Iris flags, ..peonies, hyacinth or

| zreen and white Century plants extray white or red Easter lilies; also 2 Aug)
M D Jones, Midvilie Ga 2000 or more |

} lillies to sell at 20c ea or exc one for
| blue one, and other for reoted i
or Baby Breath or Fluffy oe fern
nice bunch.

Mrs WJ, Ser. R 9 Potles: Ga, Reba.

fern 1 yr old 50e; sword fern 20; rat;
tail yeactus: 10 ea: pincushion. cactus 5c
ea; hollyhocks plants 25e dz: flowing
fountain 5e ea; add postage s

Mrs C Dye, Middleton Ga Extra
large dbl white naxrcissus 75 dz: red
spider lillies 25 dz; yellow Jonas. St
hun; yellow: daffodils $4 hun

Point Ga~- Dahlia tubets, American
Beauty 3he: plants without tuber, Am-
srican. Beauty, fancy red splashed

pink Century, 2 for 30 del; giant can-
nas dark red, cream yellow, $1 dz: Seu.
via plants mixd colers. 25e dz; eut
tings of 45 different roses 5e ea; gar:
den sacred lillies 3 for 50c; sweet alys
fsunr 3-dz for 25c

Wood Lawn Nursery. Greenville Ge
Lovely long leaf branch wood ferns 1}
ft hich $1 dz del;.6 in. ferns: 5e dz
del; Summer orange lillies 75c dz del
Mrs'R D Riggins, R 4 Rome Ga Snap-
dragon 25c dz; burning bush 10e @z:
Blue ivis lilly 380e dz 4 dz $1: Jonquil
bulbs::25 dz; 5, az $1; Bethlehem Star
L5c az: white rose cutting sot rooted
2 for 5e: add postage : oe
| Miss Io M Davis, R 1 Silver Creek
Ga Blve flag Hllv bulbs 25c. dz, $1.50
hun; jonquils, yellow June litlies, here-
hound, garlic and mint, 15 dz _I0e: hun
$5 M: Boxvine 10c ea; mistletas sera:
niums, 2 kinds conk begonia, rex. bego-
nia, 15c ea; rooted; green jew and white |
stiped jew 6 for 10 ;

Mrs O F Buite, R 3 Cumming Ga
Orange sultana enttings 10e: Beetsteak |

feaf begonia 10c; cuttings pink hy-
ivangia 10c cvttine: add postage; exe
any of above for lace fern onghex be-
k gonia~

Mrs J W Roper, R 7 Gainesville Ga
Hydrangia pink and white cubtin gs a
ea; few rooted of each kind .d@e
pink, red, white geraniums, eas |
chia. orange color Lantana cuttings 5c
ea; Grape begonia, large Jeaf red -oxalis,
white Aug lilly, sword fern 1%e ea; db!
petunia cutting's 1@c ea; small lead ox:
alis 5 ea; wandering and white=striped
jew cuttings 2 for 5c: add postage.

Miss Avis Butler, R 1 Armuchee Ga
Wild phlox, blue wild iris yellow spots
on petals, wild geranium, wild-pansies,
crowfoot and round leaf violets all 15c
dz 2 dz 25c; wild water 15e Ex: honey-

arbutus 20e dz: snow.on Moura + Wan-
dering jew, plooming moss _mixeg: color

and lavender all 25e az; wild ferns 20
Y: Boston Ivy he ea; well ro

5e cuttines 12 for 25c: oe 19e
arte: hovseleak plants 3. for 20e:
Tree cactus 10 cutting

ea

Semen

it..



REMEMBER we have no

1 supplement, reanestsnust b
| wanted.





Bere Tda Southariaud, R - Ellijay. Gal

: alike Se ea:

nium, euttings rooted 10 ea; spengeria

- Cherokee Farm, Floral, Garden, West |

white, Libelle, Farle of Pembroke, Rose.

Segonia, chicken gizzard begonia, br own: |

suckle vines well rooted 30e dz: trailing |

V$1.50 Mth :

FARM LAND SUPPLEMENT __
(Georgia Farm Lands For SALE, WANTED or RENT)

IMPORTANT NOTICE: This elena will be issued
ence 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 far that months issue
Full description should he made and price must be given,
either Sale or Rent, atherese mat elligible.

ermarnent matling list fer this

Mrs B M Stier Armuchee Ga.
low jonquils, white Apr blooming
cissus, dbl daffodils, Giant : snowdrop
yellow cluster, narcissus
hun; Achillea (hardy) 50c dz, 3 dz $1,
$2.50 hun; Spirea (Bride Bouguet) 4 for.
50c, 10 for $1; Purple and white? Tris
$1-50 hun; Orange June lillies
-hun; 2 kinds Salmon seal and wild gin-
ger plants 30 dz; ladd ee re

Mrs Oliver Butler, R 1 -Armuchee Ga
Sensative plants dc 2;
ferns 380c:.dz; Devil shoestring yellow
and pink bloom 5c ea; all rooted; Mis-
tletoe geranium Oc cutting: large petu-
nias plants striped and
colors 15c dz; nice size Sword fern 25;
blue wild iris 15e dz; shasta daisies: 4
dz; Jacobs Ladder 40e: dz;
40 dz; add postage |

Miss Vera -White, Re1 Draketowr
7 vattail cactus cuttings 15c ea;1 mi
tletoe geranium cutting with roots
large wandering jew .10c for 4 cuttings;
white hydrangia: cuttings 10 ea; white
Sone: geranium cuttings 0G ea; 8 as-

ice Enis 15 2am ee w
liams-25 dz:- nickle and dime 3e
pink hydrangia euttings 15c ea; mist
toe geranium cuttings withont roots 7
ea; sage crushed 2 Cups) for Se; aGu Os
age
Mrs. W Me lay. 2 ee Gan
Purple Kimmenease 2 for Des: fed an
rwhite conk begonia 5c: pink and red.
wandering: jew Be bunch; pink: hydran-
gia cuttings 5e rooted 15; red and pihk
geranium cuttingsi5c: Swamp: fern large
bunch 15; wild Boston fern-15c: well
rooted: req carnation well rooted lic
Miss Alice Pirkle, R 7 Gainesville Ga
Aug lilly- and white hydrangia rooted
15c ea; yellow and blue flag. lillies. 202.
dz or 3 az 50c: Shasta daisies 10 dz
3.dzZ 25; jonquils 20e dz; add postage Re
Mrs' C E Moon. R C Cordele Ga 2
spengeria ferns large 60c. sroe.l Abe;
large pink Sultana 1 ft tall 50c; small
sultana 25e rooted. ang blooming: amary-
Alis, lilly bulbs 3 for
mixed colors a :
iS

FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

sulk quilt hand> made $20

Mrs Manda Weeks, Dial Ga
Jaree size quilts $5 ea or 2 for $9

Mrs & Eeowynn Fe Rockledge Ga
Good home made quilts $5 ea or exe
for 50 B Rock or RT Red Kahy ch

Mrs I. Collins, Flowery Branch Ga
New Downy geese feathers 85c Ib de
Feathers without: down 60c Ib del
Miss Susie Cooper. R 1 Bartow | Ga
xtra. long pine needles scaled and dried
in shade ready for making baskets
trays, ete lic Ib: add postage

Mrs @ \Carden, RA Griffin: Ga
Reed flower baskets with high ha
T5e@ and $1.50: Cemetery baskets
Wall baskets 79c: Serving trays $1
Fleor baskets $2.50; Fruit baskets $1
reed flower stands $3. 50; ee ba
kets. 60c

Mrs LN Smallwoed. FR 31 Commerc
Ga Blackberry jam qt size 6 dz. or $
blackhgrry and 3 plum jelly; canned
blackberry or canned peaches $3.60
all. in Mason at Jars with new cal
and rubbers, f 0. s no less. than one
sold

Mrs F B Symmers. Jonesboro Ga 12
pints, newly made dewhberry jam
pint ;
Mrs J F Carlyle, R 3 Winder Ga 2
peecock plumes $5 ea

Mrs: AU W Bambro,
Peacock PANDAS

New

cous Ga



PLANTS FOR & SALE
+ A Chauneeyv, Sereven Ga Limediae
shipment Porto Rican potato from red
skin red meat _insrected, treated an
sotectad seed $1.75 M del, 3 Mor more



reads | for EACE



30c dz ae
$1.25.
all kinds Mtn >

blotched all

Gaillardia |

cactus. 10; rattlesnake eactus' 10: green

25; dahlia 808 daz_

-Wemans oy Suan -

aa

i Mrs IS Yeomans, Swainsboro Ga One ae



LR KE



STEERS FOR PROFIT
AND FERTILITY :

he fall of 1923, Mr. Adair Levies

e farmer of Macon County, Ga.,

it bo head of feeder steers in: At:

ield es om)

which the scorn had
pulled.

Tire Steers: weighed on an

ained about 100 pounds during the
months they were in the velvet
They were then put in the barn
finished on cottonseed meal and
gaining another 100 pounds per
in about 60 days... Mr. Levie fig-
at he made a profit of $850 from
undertaking. He offset the labor

with the manure gotten.
te in Afarch, 1926, I had an oppor-
ity to, visit. Mr. ILevie.
r of steers in the barn the sec-

ar for this season, the fifth season:

e has been feeding steers. With
xception of one car he has always
Zed a profit. I asked him why: he

eers and he promptly replied

id not believe a farmer could

money just growing cash crops;
was necessary to. get some re-
om increased visits

aaae a farteee in fnkes ae and

e must look to some sort of work
uring the winter months; and that
: und the feeding Se steers prof-

beeked: him <u hiait were ane most }
tant things to consider in feeding
s and he said that iff his opinion

buying of feeders at-a price which |.

d lessen thejrisk, that.is, the mar-
price of feeders must not be too
to the market price of finished
ers, was one of the things to consider

lly. To. realize a profit by the

that he has been using it is neces-
y to have - a two-cent per pound
petween feeders and

. When the price of
md 4 1-2 cents a pound in the fall,

is less risk than when the price

8 cents or higher.
ther thing to watch is the teed.
in the barn. In using
f a meal, one must be careful.
oe are started off too rapid-
is, if they are fed too heavily
eh neko. is danger of getting
a off their feed and then it is very

or

ally. starts feeding About one pounds

4 seed meal, increasing a pound

ead each week for the first few

ks, then in reasing more slowhy.

the. last week or 10 days of the

ding in the barn the steers. receive

iM 10. pounds per head a day. Only

has. he lost money on feeding

\ and that was due to 4 sudden

in feeding cottonseed meal.

caused, the steers to refuse to eat

e weight. The car was sold for

me price per pound as: they cost
pought as feeders.

ave known the Levie farm for over

; Mr. Levies father bought it

had the reputation of being poor

the Sygate 2 Deeks erat is
or good production. The use of
e from cattle fed by both of the
ather- and sonsupplemented |
ation containing a summer le-

OY ee peans, explains

bee he younger Levie.

ieated yy is effort in feeding

e As, also a believer in vetch

aty of elvet weaisy and labor-
methods:.J. W. Firor, in The
ve Farmer, issue $15; 26.

: Peon: orchard Aas a cover crop.
culated the seed and put. them in
nd. when there was plenty of

w much fertilizing value]

a ger to get from this crop
ned under soon after enough seed

matured for reseeding purposes? =
S will vary of course, but if a fair-|
is produced, and every-'

od crop
turned under, from 50 to 60
of nitrogen will be added to the
value of which is around $12.

is is not all the value received
a eover crop. The organic
sulting from the decaying

a vill help to set free other plant
stored in the soil and also add hu-
I ing the soil more porous and

Considering | Si
1a cover crop .

PREVENTION :

jholad up under it,

| likely to develop into virulent sorehead

He had his.

dosage :

iter,

finished
feeders is.

| vertase is made from yeast and is not
~Ltract to
lof manufacture converts a portion of

4 syrup that is just as sweet and just as
|} wholesome, but



AND CONTROL, oF
SOREHEAD

Sorehead is a petty, troublesome dis-
ease when once started in a flock of)
youngsters, as it goes harder with
young stock than with old for the reason
that they do not have the stamina to
For this reason the
poultry raiser should take every pre-
caution to prevent its breakine out in
his flock. This may be done by keep-
ing all coops well cleaned up, and dis
infected, and, where possible, in smalf
brood ccops, screen the coops to keep
the mosquitoes out at night, as sores
made by these pests are more- than

and spread all through the flock. We
also recommend the use of some good
laxative, with diuretic properties. such
as Epsom salts, or permanganate of
potash, in the drinking water about

nid-summer, before the real time for
sorehead to break out. This will in
most caseS ward off the trouble, so
that. it awill pass you by.\. Fhe salts is:
given at the rate of two full tablespoons:
to the gallon of drinking water. Or if
that is =so strong the fowls will not |
.readily drink it, lessen the dose. Give
this to them twice a week, with no oth-
er to drink at those times. The potash
can tbe given at the rate of one-fourth
of a level teaspoon to the gallon of wa-
well stirred. Give this twice a
week as a preventative. Should the
real trouble appear give one of these
remedies regularly during the run of
the disease.

As a treatment for che sores them-
selves, locally use of the following. rem:
edies: Oil of tar, applied with a very
small pointed brush, touching each sore
with the tar. Very often one applica-
tion is sufficient. But if they still look
aggravated, and sore, treat again in two
or three days. Tincture of iodine can
be applieq in the same manner, with
good effect. Some use a stick of caus-,
tic, dipping the point of the brush in,
water and then to the caustic and onto
the sore; this is pretty severe and should
be kept off the hands. Also use care
to keep these remedies out of the fowls
ayes. Have all sanitary conditions the
very best, that your treatment. may be
most effective. ~Southern Ruralist, July
issue. :

PREVENT SUGARING Or SORGHUM
sue SYRUP. =

Some varieties of sorghum yield sy-
rup that sugars heavily when evapor-
ated to the desired body or -density.
With other varieties less difficulty is
experienced. - Depending also on the
character of the growing season, the
sugaring may be of little consequence,
or sufficiently pronounced to depress 4
the market value of the syrup. Whole-
sale merchants often pay as much as,
10 cents per gallon less for syrup that|
has sugared badly, putting it in the:
class of second-grade syrup when the
2dlor and flavor may be of the best,

In view of the- buyers prejudice
against syrup that has sugared heavily, |
many syrup makers now evaporate to
a somewhat: dower density, 39-40 de- |
zrees Baume when measured at ordi-:
nary temperature, instead of to 4843
degrees Baume, as frequently preferred
for home. use.

When syrup from any particular . va-
riety of eane sugars heavily at the |
preferred density, this trouble. may be:
overcome in making up subsequent lots}
sos syrup, from the same variety of cane)
sy use of the invertase process. \In-4

a dangerous chemical. The addition of |
a very small quantity of this: yeast ex-
the syrup during the process:

the sugar. that crystalizes easily into

hich does not have.
the property of sugaring | so ee |
Farm and Ranch, 9-5 5

STACKING STRAW, SO ) xt WILL

By Walter | L. Pritchard

There was once a rather | small, im-
sportant-acting- man, who had his crew
all assembled ready to begin threshing.

Ahem! Joe, you |.may stadk. the

straw! said he to one of the young men
standing near. *

The other men laughed, for it wasn at
Joes place to. stack the straw. ~.J0
looked serious and began to grumble.
Ahem! (this was a favorite expres-

Foe, vou may go home if you

| Stack. his own straw...



hat I Did 362%



way, it is a well- -established custom in
this bailiwick that every farmer must.
It takes a rather
goo0q excuse for a man to get out of
stacking his straw. avhen threshing time
comes. Some hired men (these are the,
ones looking for an excuse to quit work)
-will even refuse to go into le em-
plcyers strawstacksthat is going too

4 feor,

Out in the Wheat Belt nobody gets:
in the straw. Straw is plentiful and
land is rather cheap, so that a.stack
can be blown over a half-acre without
any great loss. These stacks with the
slanting sides are really nothing more
than piles of straw, the kind a rooste1
will have no difficulty in scaling in or
dex to crow from the top.

But with us straw is valuable. We
never have any too much, so the straw
is stacked as carefully. as possible. :
However, on account of the establish-
ed custom of every man on his own
strawstack, we find many - stacks built |
better than. others.

The Caved- In Top

Some folks just dont know how to
build a good strawstack, so I shall give
a few rules that I have followed. First
of all, never leave a dent in the top of
the stack, or there will be some cuss
words when you step up on that stack
in the middle of the winter to open it
up. A depression in the top of a stack.
always means a cake of ice, and its
mighty hard to get that loose. The.
photograph shows a stack that can be
pitched dewn from the very top with no
use for a crowbar or pick- -ax to get the
top loose.

To make.a stack that will shed water;
the start must be made at the bottom
when we build it. A rather small bot-
tom for a stack that will stand in the
open without stock around it is desir-
able, but if the stack is placed in a
barnyard (and most ef them are placed
there) the bottom should. be fairly large
because with cows taking a scurry
round the bottom of it when the stack
is just finished, and with cattle nibbling
at it all winter long, | a high stack on a:
small foundation is going to get rather
shaky before spring Comes, and it may
tip over and bury some stock.

When you are in the straw at the.
bottom of the stack, the separator hum-
ming and the dust and straw and roa?
coming from the end ef the blower ovey
your head, theres a temptation to get
out of the dirt-to go and linger on the
| grain- -wagons:; but to get a good stack
you. must start right in at the bottom
to build it. If the straw is allowed -to
pile uppyramid fashion, it is hard te
get the corners of the stack to hold
when you do straighten it out. Build
the edge next the separator at least.
twelve feet: away from Be,

Tr: amp the Cane

_ And as you feel the, straw pile grow-!
ing higher beneath you, you are -liable
to be starting the stack. with the caved-:

jin top unless you keep sharp watch, It:

is not very easy to walk in. the loose
straw, and consequently you find your-
self going from one end of the stack to
the other in one path, pushing the
straw out to the edge as you go. AS)
our stack is wide at the bottom, this
going around the outside of the stack

Jmakes a place. down through the cen-

[ter where we are apt not to walk at
all. That is just where we commit the
blunder. \

Straw that is not tramped settles
more than that Which * is tramped, some
thing to keep constantly in mind. Ag >
a general thing the outside of a straw 4
stack. settles down well enough for the |
simple reason that we do not dare go
too close to the edge or the side will
push out. The center may appear just)
as high as the balance of the stack, but.
if We neglect to walk up and down it as'
much as we do around. nearer the edge,
a is going to settle in time.

- When you get near the top, fill in the
center just as much as you can, for a
stack center never can get too much.
25% there is a. high wind blowing, it is.
impossible to put on a very sharp top

\to the stack. The best that you can do.
{then is to tramp; when he get tired of
going to one end of the stack, go to the |'

other, for to pack the straw is the only
way to hold it up on the top at all.

On farms where small threshers are
used, and the stray is" to be sold, the
straw can be baled right at the thresh-
er.--The Harm Journal, July.

: MY RECIPE FOR CANNING BE ANS

_Mrs. Hesea Luscombe. ce
How abo eanning a nice jar of:

an of!

on a false bottom,

|ready have your sterilized rubber

boiling.

quired time, remove
| open jar,

say.





can ee wate ae proud feeling of work ee

well done.

Now for the essential points. The
first thing we need is a square. fruit
far, and then to fill that: jar we must,
have a Jarge supply of tender green
beans free from all blemish and dis-
figurement. I prefer the pinto beans
when they are young and very tender.
No, overgrown or overripe product
makes good ~ canning material. The :
pintos are straight and flat-sided when
in. the correct stage for canning.

The beans must be gathered in the
morning when fresh and crisp. Next
they are to be stripped by breaking the
tips off and pulling backward. Of
course they are then washed thorough-
ly and dropped into a clean gauze sack.
Then plunge them = in boiling water
and blanch seven minutes. Raise the -
sack up and Yet drip a few seconds and
then plunge into cold water for three
minutes. They are then ready to pack.

They are prettiest packed log-cabin
style. Cut a pattern that will exactly
fit'the size of jar. Lay the beans side

tby side until-bottom of jar is covered.

One has to cut only those beans which |
it takes to Gover the bottom, top and ~
sides of jar. The intside beans are just
snapped.

After the bottom of jar is covered
with a layer of beans, drop 4 handful of
snaps on top of them so they will not
fall out of position. Now take your.
pattern beans and begin to place around
edge of jar, xactly like a log cabin, fit-
ting the. corners of beans at the corners
of the jars. . Your jar, of course, ~has
been thoroughly cleaned and sterilized,
and if one holds it over steam for'a few:
seconds before starting the packing, it
is a greatshelp. Holdthe mouth of the
jar over the steam until it has been
steamed inside about five or six see-
onds. This causes the beans to aa-
here to the sides of the jar.

Continue the packing of the jar by

| placing pattern beans around the edge,

always keeping the inside filler a little
above the outside beans to hold your
placed beans in position. Pack a full
jar'in this way and cover to top of the

jar with a layer of beans.as you do the
| bottom. The jar of beans should stil

be moderately hot, so cover your beans
with as hot water as will not break the
jar. Place-jar in a kettle of hot water
having the water
the top of the jar an inch. Al-
and
top adjusted to a half-seal. Bring the
water to a boil anq boil three hours,
counting from the time the water starts
Cleanliness .and sterilization
are absolutely necessary. After. the .
beans have boiled-or sterilized the re-
from the kettle,
remove air bubbles carefully
so as not to ruin the pack, and- add 1

over

teaspoonful of salt and 2 tablespoontuls

of white vinegar. This positively does
not harm-the flavor of the beans, and it
is needed to help preserve them. Seal
the jar immediately and put in a cool
dark place until an opportunity comes.
to exhibit the jar.

My! what a lot .of work,? you will
Yes, is the &nswer, but show
me the thing tflat is good, or beautiful,
or fine, that work is not the force which
produces it.
show your jar of beans to your friends,
end enter it in competition this fall and
try to win a blue ribbon.Farm | and
Ranch, 6-12-26,

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- CATTLE WANTED
WY Payne, Baxley Ga Several -cars
beef cattle i immediate shipment

HOGS WANTED

M Womble, Douglas Ga Hogs to fat-
ten on peanuts; no wild hogs wanted

Ellijay Nursery, Ellijay Ga 2 nice
Reg Jersey gilts (pigs) 2 or 3 mo old for.
keeping stock and raising from; prefer
full breed reg stock

J BS Blitch, Millwood Ga % pure
bred Big Bone Guinea female pigs with
reg papers; state: age and price del |

RE Brewer, R 3 Lula Ga One short
nose Berkshire sow Reg or entitled to
register





SHEEP & GOATS WANTED

C M Lewis, Blakely Ga Shropshire

rams, or Marino, will accept half or
3- 4 breeds: if reasonable



OATS WHEAT RYE & HAY WANTED

Moultrie Mill & Elev Co. Moultrie Ga
Clean well baled oat straw in small lots
del at elevator, or car lots fo b -





How proud you will be to ~

- -tractinge for. hatching eggs.

* for particulars.



CORN &: CORN MEAL, WANTED

Moultrie Mill & Elev Co. Mosc Gal
peges or guineas

Far corn car lots ;

Mrs Ella Mims, Dazuucns: ea Shell-

ed corn for milling purposes; send sam-
ns and best price :

SEED & PLANTS WANTED

W oodliff Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch Ga Pay 25 lb for collard seed
del

H Overby, Palmetto Ga_ Few dz cel-
ery plants; exc Laredo beans at $5 bu

for same
jf D- Harwell, R 2 Fo dictniie Ga 2

1-2 bus Lookout Mtn seed Irish potatoes
for fall planting; exc rye or oats for
same

eo Walker,
Mtn- Trish potatoes:

Monticello. Ga Lookout
also: see hORe: oealy

"Miss Una Manry, -Gogga
Cauliflower and celery plants;
each; also few golden glow; state size

and price of eg

CHICKENS & EGGS WANTED.

TAG Autry, Plainville Ga 100 pure
bred Parks. strain B Rock pullets ear-
ly hatch

EG Richardson,
nice hens and 1 cock Pit Game, San-
der Roundhead, Leopards: or Hopkins
Warhorse

t W Martin, Hurtsboro Ala. Pure bred
Japanese Bantams, youns birds

Mrs G W Forest, RS Ball Ground Ga
Pure pred Ancona a pullets; exe for
wen G Folds, Milledgeville Ga 20 dark
red R I Red hens not over 14 mo old;
also one large. red cock not over 18
mo old

Peach Poultry Co. Ft Valley Ga Nice
healthy hens for table use, also friers

Mrs A FE Campbell, R 1 Draketown

~ Ga 100 to 200 B Rocks or RI Red baby |

chicks to raise on halves to 5 wks old-
Mrs A R Skates, R 1 Ringgold Ga 10
RI Red Feb or Mch hatch pullets and

2 cockerels, Thompson or any dark red.

variety, pure bred; pay eash or exc
Black Essex gilt for same

7 J Braswell, R 1 Seville Ga 200 Fer-
ris strain W Leghorn baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks old

A 50,000 capacity hatchery to be op-
ened near Atlanta this fall is now con-
Owners of
pure bred flocks are invited to write
State -breed and> size
of flock; Address = O Box 116, ppeatur
Ga

Blue Ribbon Hatchery, Atlanta Ga B
Rocks, R I Reds,
White Wyandottes and Ancona. hatch-
ing eggs from selected pure pred stock;
communicate with us promptly

C@ J Clack Sr. Duluth Ga 25 to 500
baby chicks td raise on halves to 3 mo
old; any breed

J Gardner, Lithonia Ga 6 Bl Minorca

pullets Mch hatch
R G& Jackson, R 6 Thomasville Ga

Whiteface Black, Spanish pullets 8 to

12 wks old :
K) C. Melton,
chicks 1 Ib ea 25c ea any pred ex-
cept Bantams : :

R Barron, Zevilet: Ga 15 or 20 Mch
1926 hatch Royal White Cornish pul-

~ lets: also 8 or 4 cockerels: same age; T

White Cornish 1 yr wld hens ands bf
a I Reds for

cock: exc same fmuniber
same * React

Mrs M Sinckaie. Po Ga White

' Minorca R C pullets or young hens

EO Butler, Baxley Ga 10 pure Parks
_ strain B Rock pullets Feb ace state

del price Baxley Ga

Mrs R R-A Maxey, R + aareve Ga. 100

: to 309 baby chicks to" raise on halves

to 8 wks old on halves; any large breed;

Butt Orphingtons or, Bl pene nan. Bre

ferred
TURKEYS & EGGS V WANTED | .
Mrs. G@ T Truelove, R 4 Stockbridge
Ga Turkey hen or setting eggs any
breed or mixed: exc Dark Brown Leg-
=horn, esas for same :

DUCKS & EGGS WANTED ;

P H Greene. Cordele Ga Several
young female MGsOeNy Gees: state del
price . :

Atlanta Bird & Pet esis inst 999
Peachtree St Atlanta Ga Young Mus-



100. of |

Palmetto Ga 6

Buff Orphingtons,

J for same
R 2 Smyrna Ga 20}



Queens 2 & (EGGS: W: oa
a N Orr;

+.

WS Hittlejohn, Tallulah Falls Ga
1 or 2 white guinea hens; state price

Minnie A Kent, Lilburn Ga Setting
white guinea eggs; pay cash or exc
Bunch Butterbeans for same :

GEESE & EGGS WANTED
lL. Simons, Columbus Ga 50 goslings
10 to 15-wks. old.

RABBITS & PET STOCK
: WANTED
I N Orr, Newnan Ga Peafowls
R L Tribble, R 2 Atlanta Ga Pay
cash for pigeons any breed, age or
quantity
Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery Branch
| Ga Pay cash for. peafowls
lanta ao & Pet Shoppe,





Sie EL Worden =

Clay peas; quote best price.
WH Robinson, Cairo Ga

Braks, Irons, Clays or other varieties

| field peas; send samples and best price



SYRUP WANTED

Mrs SP Reed, Varnell Ga Ga cane

srup incl to 5. pbk lots; nO objections,

if turning to sugar

- SECOND HAND MACHINERY
WANTED ~~
R J.Fleming,. Lincolnton Ga



Mrs
200 or
fcondition ands with instructions;
be reasonable : Paes

D M Moore, R 2 -Bastanollee Ga 7
H P Hercules gas engine good condi-
tion and cheap for cash; or Fairbanks
Morse type Z 6 H P throttling gover-
nor kerosene engine

AL Horton, Norristown Ga Second
hand trailer for truck

Mrs D Donaldson, R
Buckeye incubator 30, 31 or
condition and cheap for cash |

G W. Jacobs, Roopville Ga Parts for
old style Cole sawmill; Log cart for
hauling with mules; must be bargain
for cash; second hand planer; Hay
press, state make and condition :

Pulley and Governor for Fordson,
both: or separate; good condition; Ad-
dress LG W care State Bureau. of
Markets, Atlanta Ga :

Edwards & Townsend, Clarkesville
Ga Four sided planer, band saw, joint-
er, shaper, sander, mortising machine
and other wood working machinery :

J W Conine, Ellenwoed Ga Second
hand Fordson tractor wheel right side
good condition and cheap and within

must

1 Decatur Ga
9; good

25 miles Ellenwood

Mrs J W White, Hartwell Ga Second
hand Fordson tractor wheel right side

good condition and cheap and ae 25
|miles Ellenwood

Mrs SSW White, - Hartwell. Ga < De:
Lavel Cream Separator No 10 or 12;
must be good condition and cheap for
cash or exc pure bred Jersey calves

_B F Bruce, Martin Ga 2000 egg in-
eubator, Buckeye make preferred but

jconsider other standard make if good
-eondition: pay ecasn

or exc - Wyckoff
strain W Leghorn Bullets or pair small
mules for same _

J H Getzen, Pendergrass Ga Good
Deleo system; practically. new Fordson
Tractor and. equipment for cash or exe
for same ; ee

: MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Mrs)M J Moore. 390 East Pine. St
Atlanta Ga Pure leaf mutton suet; must



}be clean and fresh

O S$ Williams, Scotlandg Ga 2 trouble-

proof -tires 30 x -3 4-2 for Ferd. _truck;

must be go0d condition and cheap

-R M Fowler, Thomson Ga Milk bot-
fie qts and pts; also milk cooler

Southern Timber & Joumber Mills,
ne. Peters Bldg. Atlanta Ga Large and
small quantities all kinds hardwood
timber, green and dry SA :

J Reagan; R 3 Newnan Ga 2 second
hand 5 gal milk cans, with ice. eontain-
ors; cheap oe cash ~

FT D Walke Cochran Ga 30 to 40'M
gal> steel. water tank and tower;
be good condition: prefer tank now in
use by some municipality finding the
need of replacing it. with larg er one

W K Thomason, Box 65, Chattanooga
Tenn EERuD and. eet bags

2 rhe ot 30e Tt
Newnan Gas a Guinea

LE unning

be

Baad

0 egg Buckeye incubator good |

yand

several yrs experience brooding

Pr Wages;

must.





J S$ Hill, Winder

ey; quote prices ~

= POSITIONS WANTED

Miss D Anderson, Wrens Ga An ac-
credited high school graduate Terre
old with teachers: certificate Class A
desires position as teacher for, 1926-27
term

R Hallford, . Demorest
man desires position as principal in
school for summer months; also for
fall term; High school graduate; 2 yr

Ga Young

work in college; teacher training course: 4
3 yrs experience as prineipal

J A Spence, R 1 Winder Ga PoKifion
2 horse crop on halves for
1927; Dooly or Sumter County

Miss Marguerite Huffman, 73 Adam-
son: Ave Carrollton Ga. Young lady de-

Mise Tda epee 19 Wants Han,
S.C W Milledgeville Ga Position as

teacher for 1926-27 term; High alan
| looking after. 5 or 6 cows, seve

a summer schools, first grade State ae.
as |

training course,

graduate, Normal

mentary license; 2 yrs. experience
principal

- Miss Leila Roberts, 48 Adamson Ave

Carrollton Ga Young lady desires posi-
tion as teacher for 1926-27 term;. High

school graduate; Normal training course |

first grade State Elementary license

Beulah Roberts, Carrollton Ga Young
lady desires position as assistant teacher
in summer school 1926; 18 yrs old,) 2
yrs High School work

C FE Rye, Marlow Ga Contract to cut
one or two million ft lumber by M;
State best price dnd give full de-
tails ; an :

O EB Hawley, Bartow Ga College man,
State license desires position as princi-
pal of school

H A Mclane, Danielsville Ga Posi-
tion on farm,
poultry;
halves; experienced
and small grain

2 or 3 horse farm on
in truck raising

Young lady graduate State Accredit.

ed High School, A & M Summer school
training desires position as teacher for
1926-27 term; Certificate Class A. pri-
mary or elementary work preferred;
Address Box 1838, Lumpkin Ga =

Teacher with Class
license desires position as principal of

|good consolidated or Junior High school

do yrs experience; now in Summer school
working for degree; Address. Princi-
pal 129 Dougherty St. Athens Ga

P A Yearger, Plains Ga Position as
overseer of poultry farm for 1926-27;
and
raising chicks and caring for grown
stock

Miss [Lois Nae. LaFayette Ga Po-
sition as grade teacher for first or sec-
ond grade for fall 1926-27; 9 yrs ex-
perience: provisional A certificate

B Volbrath, Dewy Rose Ga Position
running truck farm on halves or for
have family 38 large boys to
work; desire. place near Atlanta or oth-
er large city, BS

Miss Nelle Bradley, Toe Ga Grad-
uate State ccredited high school 2 sum:
mer normal courses and Class A ele-
mentary license, desires position in

small town or rural schooi; intermed-

iate grades preferred; term 1926-27
Miss. Caroline Dell, Leslie Ga Grad-
vate State Normal School, Athens first
grade license desires position as pri-
mary teacher in -small town, school for
1926-27 term

F Sullivan, R 4 Maysville Ga Posi-

tion on dairy farm; work for $40 nro and
and good)

beard;
worker - i : :
Graduate State Accredited Schocl,
normal training, ee yTS experience
teaching, 2 sessions summr school
work, State Certificate Class A desires
position as teacher; Address Box: 206,
Wrens Ga me

A Bailey. R 1 Dublin Ga Position in
small town or country consolidated
school fr 1926-27 term: will teach any
grammar grade; Blementary Certifi-
cate, 4 yrs experience

Miss Retha- Mae Whitley, Royston Ga
Position as teacher for 1926-27
First grade Teens. and experisnced
_ Louise. - Wrightsville

experienced, single

Ga

Ga Honey ees in
any Style hive; also No f=" section hon

oh

den and

also looking after. hog 1

A high school:

term |

mone:



R ee igen :
ville, a, Young mar ried mal 2
ily, desires position with re abl
try or truck farmer in~ good.
1ocation; or eonsider crop on go
land on shares for 1927
Young lady graduate High se
summer of Normal training, 2
perience, first grade State Ele
Certificate, desires position as
mediate teacher for 1926-27 term.
dress No 29 Terrell, GS C W, Mille
ville Ga oe
G Dunean, Auburn Ga Positio
principal of school for 1926-2 @
High School graduate; 5 yrs experi
2 yrs in consolidated schools; Stat
mentary License, first grade
Young lady desires position as
er of third and fourth or fifth
in medium size town within 50
mien Siena: High. school Sra u



gin. Tansmba Air Blas out
Ge ae Johnson, Re 3 B-

eau aba ane bey in

Diatees uel be
gle and reliable = %

RD Hall, Oglethorpe Ga Ma: t
on farm. for wages; pay $18 mo
and laundry; Straight time- 4

Good reliable man to take cha
and run 10 or more acres suita
chickens, trucking or dairy; 4
house and barn, running water a
and at barn; one acre under Ww:
chickens; good pasture; located 4
North of Atlanta near paved |
Will give right party use of thi
for the first year free of charg
for full information. Address
care State Bureau of Markets,
Ga
J R Gable, Raymond Ga Son
do top budding on few doze
trees; also someone to grow Vv
on shares, beginning with this: fa
or 1927 spring crop ;

W H Yeomans, Collins Ga.
run- 4 to 8 horse farms in Sout
Ga on shares; well-stocked wi
and cows; references exchanged

C1, Pritchard, R 1 Kite. Ga, se
men to cut 4 ft wood by cord at
Ga; begin at once; write for full
mation

W W Fitzgerald, Gay Ga Goo
blacksmith; long time job :

EF: Gi C Collier, Piedmont Ga
about 2 to 3 million ft heavy timb
saw into boards; Desire sawmill 01
who can saw this timber log th
and place lumber on stick for dr
settlement every first and third Sai
days for lumber on stick accord

contract: must be able to operate

mill without aid other than pay
every two weeks; Go to Piedmon
and call for Mr. Spier, Supt.

S C Lovelace, West Point Ga Se
men to work 6n farm; prefer m
families who can pick cotton this

_Good steady middle aged marrie
for farm ang orchard work; hous

cow pasture furnished; stea

couple: without children. preferre

dress Rfd 1, Box 134, Demorest G
W H.Waddelle, Pearson G

healthy man 24-yrs or over to

den patches, do rough carpente

drive Ford truck and keep up

prefer high school graduate; sala

mo and house rent or room

for married man; not over 3 in

Single man $30 and board; reg
Harts. Dairy; Vidalia Ga He

small dairy, boy or man 12 yrs

~Womans Depart

FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANT
WANTED

Mrs M M Kelley,..Lithonia G
rooted Thurstoni begonia; one
ene orange sultana rooted; exc
sus, jonquils rooted maple bego
and pink geranium cuttings, red
rooted; also exe for large flower
or purple dahlias

Mrs F F Preston. Douglas
colors sultana, begonia, . ge
ferns; exc salvia or eoleus 10% Si
buy

Hunice E Sylvester Ga.



moss, wandering jew, Love

Green running moss, 4d

buy or Ore "variegated