STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS. 
 
B. A. HANCOCK, Acting Director 
Established by J; J. Brown, Commissioner of Agriculture, March 1, 1917. 
 
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_ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1926. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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| No. 47. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
= Parker Makes Bond In F raud Charges 
Ernest. Petar: of 418 Piedinant avenue, made $1,000 bond under each of two 
 
indictments charging use of the mails to defraud, when arraigned by les 
States Commissioner Le 8: Ledbetter Friday. 
 
Many complaints about Parker S operations have been received at the postor. 
fice inspectors office, it was stated by inspectors who have investigated the case. 
tis charged that Parker, operating under the namesof Parker Farms and | 
. Truckers Seed and Plant company, advertised through the mails that he was 
in the market for 1,000, 000 potato Epis and that he had for sale many. varieties 
of plants and seeds. 7 
 
Parker mailed. Sea CE in es etete plants ndualit from farmers i in: 
this section, the first indictment charges. The second accuses him of failing to  
fill orders after receiving initial payments - through the mails. Postofficey in- 
 
 spectors state that farmers who were victimized declared the actual money only | 
oo small part of their loss, inasmuch as they lost genuine sales for their plants and  
a years crop on those plants which they ordered but never r received, (From At- 
lanta Constitution, July 5; 1926. J : | 
 
  
 
. This should be a timely warning to others. leh may be inclined to in ee 
i ways depart from we rule of just ane fair dealing. ) 
 
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Rade all mail to STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, State Capitol, Atlanta, es ia . 
Prices below are those 2 wholesalers were paying. F. O. B. these consuming centers, the day Ais Bulletin: 
 
  
 
  
 
went to press July 3, 1926. 
 
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_ Sweet petatoss, K. D. 4 pk. Crates va 
 
_ Irish Potatoes, No. 1, new 100 Ib. sacks_ 
_ Cabbage (Green crated New) = 
: Field Peas Mixed Whipporwills 
 
- Black Eye Peas 
 
a Sea Fresh candled woo ------n <r ---- 
 
Roosters s 
 
se Friers and Broilers 1% to 2 Ibs. Sane 2 
 
_ Turkey (Toms) 
Country Butter (Best. Table) eee 
Country Butter (Cooking) 2 
- Georgia Cane Syrup (Bbl. >= 
 
. SorghumSyrup 
 
- Corn Meal, per 96-Ib. sack 
 
Oats, No. 3 (White) sacked 
 
  
 
oe Pea vine Hay 
 
_ REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES. es eee 6 
 
ATLANTA. 
 
NONE 
.4.25Cwt. 
3.50 
 
NONE  
.6%6 Lb. 
.26 Doz. 
23 Lb. 
.24 Lb. 
~.12 Lb. 
 
.15. Lb. 
-10 Lb. 
2228 Lb 
.25 Lb. 
535 Lbs 
(23 Lb. - 
 
_ Corn, No. 2 (White Western) sacked _ 
 
_ Peanut Hay eaten nea ap ene neon : 
 
125 to 35 Lb. 
 
S AUGUSTA = 
NONE _ 
 
A, oo : 
 
 2.50-Cwt. . 
 
NONE 
6% Lb... 
..26 Doz. 
 
.22 Lb. 
re Lb. 
Lb. 
 
Lb. 
 
Lb. 
Lb. 
Lb. 
 
to .35 Lb. 
 
- MACON 
 
NONE. 
fe ADS Out: 
 
2.25Cwt. 
 
NONE 
 
634 Lb. 
-.2636 Bu. 
,22 Eb: 
2336 Bu. 
.11 Lb. 
 
25 to .35. Lb. 
416 Lb. 
 
~ .10 Lb. 
.23 Lb, 
.23 Lb: 
.38 Lb. 
~24 Lb. 
 
SAVANNAH 
 
NONE 
4.10Cwt. 
2.50Cwt. 
 
NONE 
 
.G@% Lb. 
 
.30 Doz. 
Lb. | 
Ets 
 
a Lb. 
 
Lb. 
Lb. 
Lb. 
Lb. 
 
1.031% Bu. 
 
Sbieuaee ot 
 
NONE | 
9 4.35Cwt. 
3.50_Cwt. 
NONE 
-6144 Lb. 
-28 Doz. 
-23 Lb. 
21 Lb. 
-15 -Lb. 
3214 
24 Lb. 
.14 Lb. 
NONE 
NONE 
37 Lb. 
-26 Lb. 
 
to .374 Lb, 
 
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peer 
 
old pigs; all pure: 
 
a a 
eee = Are 
 
  
 
es Toaraue POR SALE 
sae 7. Boswell, Siloam Ga Reg. Here- 
ford cattle both sexes, write for prices 
+ B Harris, Hatley Ga Grade Jersey 
ows: yrs old with calf 2 mos. old $50 
~~ George, R 1 Stone Mtn Ga Milk 
eow fresh in reasonable; located halt 
mile Clarkston Ga on. Indian Crek 
 
at - Drive 
a National Pec can Groves Co. Flintside | 
 
Ca Young Guernsey pull 
 
fenistered sire and heavy 
grade cows; bargain prices 
 
J A Knowles, Jackson Ga R 4 One 
. fine registered Jersey bull calf 6 wks 
old; register in buyers name $30 
JM Brown , McRae Ga Bull calf full 
.e sey, black nose and feet $25: 
 
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Good mix: 
<a blood. milk cows 
 
Mrs Bertie Kincaid, PRLS Varnell Ga 
: weisey cow and calf; coy, 4 yrs old calf 
 
 days old $60. # 
 
- PD Kinesid, Rt Varhell Ga Good milk 
 
sow $45 
 
f W MicAllistr, Buena Vista Ga 3 
 
_ ours Hereford cattle; cows, yearlings 
and calves.  g 
~ he AO Dickens 
 
;fteg Jersey bull 
 
R S Anderson, 
 
pail cows fresh in 
 
i M Reid, R t eer ae Ga Jer- 
 
ney cow fresh in. * 
 
W M Morris, Dowetasvitte Ga Res 
 
ersey bull 18 mo. old $40. 
 
B H Martin, R<8 Chraentie Ga Pure 
red, Jersey bull from my pest. cow, 15. 
mes old; write for Price and informa- 
 
eo tion 
 
calves from_ 
producing 
 
.- Donalsonville Ca 
yrs old; sll or exc 
Sea ake Ga 20, 
 
Leef eattle;\4 young ae steers jay ef 
cow $110 for lot 
- W T Adams, 
Feiler 2 yrs Ald bred; sell: or exe. for. 
ae ,shoats 90 Ibs ea; also Jersey bull 2 
12-yrs-cld 700 Tbs; sell or exc for good 
milk cow fresh Es S 
Rk H Henslee, R 4 Villa Rica Ga Full 
Llsod Jersey bull calf 6 mo. old; sell or 
for good incubator Ore: Cc pig 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
ae stional Pecan Groves Co. -Flintside 
Registered Duroc boar > also Reg: P 
G Pook sell or exe to prevent inbreed. 
ing ; = : 
; Oakhurst | 
Reg 
no akin; $10 ea fo b July del 
;  Boyd, Harrisom Ga 3 nice silts 
lack Pc and Duroe crossed 50 lbs ea 
2 mo old $10 ea f 0 b; 1 stade Black 
PC sow 21 mos old 300 dhs $35. fo abe 
.-G M Smith, Rog Midville Ga iB head 
19 wks old pigs P & C and Big Bone 
se niaee mixed $5. 50 ea or. $25 for Tot 
ob 
eS M. Brown, McRae. a Spotted P 56 
Pigs entitled to register 9 WES old $10 
ea x 
Rood Moree, 105. 9th. St. ra pusta Ga 
<Pevkshire: sow and 7 pigs, pure bred: 
sow and ~ 
mweo 75 be $30:> 
sand, barbecue shoats 
D Ls Garner, Luxomni Ga. Bae PC 
ear ready for service), papers  
ed  o. 4 
a Xe @hemeson, R 2 Swainsboro aa 
tec thrifty Duroc ghts 4 mo old. ayy 
ea! \, 
 
SEs 
 
  
 
SPimtation fiaaien Ge 
 
Pate Kent, Mitchell Ga 8 ble ieee big | 
bone PC Bae 4 boars and .4. gilts; en- | 
 
tiled to reg 10 wks old $10 ea 
By (Murphy, Sandersville Ga. Few 
eitse: big type Black Hssex boar pigs 
eo te: 0 ea; register iy buyers name- 
FL5I. Blount, Hawkinsville Ga 50 3-4 
Puree pigs 8 wks old $5 ea 
_ WB Washington, Hawkinsville Ga. 
83. nice pigs 3-4 Duroe $5 ea 2 
D L Hitcheock, Mansfield Ga 15 ane. 
Tea shoeats:50: to 80- Tbs. ea; fine TOE bar- 
becve 
ae & M Schoot, Feeneswie Ga 12 pigs 
 1-2 mo ol4 60 to 75, Ibs. ea; 11 five wks 
red Big Bofe PC 
om fine a to. res, write 
star prices 
22 RO Goucks Turin Ga 1 pure bred 
Pe Bone P C sdw pigs 2 mo old $10 < 
rs oF RR Oni; -Graymont Ga 8 ma 
Big Bone P  and Duroe Sesee 
aed Aug Ist del $6-ea or PLT ion the 
a CoE Os eh 
2a v Jefferson, 
ord Jersey cow ahd 5 pigs 12 wks old 35. 
42,080 Tsea? make: best. offer for all; 
eo A hoan 8 mos old same breed $25  
1 Duncan, Whitesburg Ga Big Bone 
os: sow farro ow. Aug 7th 500 ibs ano or 
ex or 50 Br Leghorn hens 
~ Sowart, R 2. Summit Ga S ese 
Gu itscy, bogilt- and 1 boar 2: mo ald $10. 
sor $18 for both 
 
2 
 
ge 
Bi 
are ; 
 
ah 
Tay 
 
Thomso Ga Two spotted | 
 
beret gilts and one | 
 
Mrs OC (Morgan, ae ton Ga 5 head} 
 
von Ga Holstein | 
 
Spotted PC pigs; Sire and dam 3 
 
gs $50; One Berkshire boar | 
also more than | 08 pigs: ie 
 
Stoekton Ga R 1 PG 
 
ee 2 
 
1. wks old good coridition from pest 
stock: 20. for 
days later, $4 ea 307).  
 
HORSES & MU 'LES ror SALE 
 
F Fill, West Point Ga Shetland pony 
work anywhere; write. for price and in- 
formation | 
 
-T J Postma, Folkston Ga Gentle oat 
horse; sell or exe for farm prosuct 
EI C Humphrey, Millen | Ga. erent 
horse 5 yrs. old, work PER ETE sell 
or: exc. for pullets 
 
-Garrant Lumber 
eral plug mules: cheap or exc for corn, 
potatoes, syrup or meat 
 
colt 1 yr old; Mare 6 yrs old will bring 
Joon next Mch $150 for both or $80 me 
ead $70 for mare _ 
mule 1150. Ibs 
L.M Reid, R 1. Luthersville Ga Saddle 
mare; pair mare mules 1100 lbs 6 and 
yrs: old; sel) for cash or exe saddle 
mare for brood sows or shoats 
5 WED. Poythress, Swainsboro Ga One 
mule 10 yrs old 800 lbs, 
eae Bennett, R 2 Screven Ga a 
800 Ib mule work anywhere $60 f 0 | 
 
SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE. 
cM Kimbell, McDonough  Ga ; Billy 
Goat 130 Ibs well broke for children: to 
drive, hornless. , 
 
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WG 
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ea; one ram. eaer mete large 2 yr 
jold $4 : 
 
ee de Bence Regs Sereat Ga 20. oad 
grown goats good condition $1: 50 ea 
 
OATS, WHEAT. RVE & HAY 
FOR SALE 
 
(For. Seed PurposesSee Seed) 
NEE Lewis, Adairsville - Ga Pure re- 
cleaned - Abruzzi rye $2.40.<bu F041 
 
C EB Nolan; Apalachee Ga 150. bus 
Fulghum; 150 bus Rustproof oats; sound 
and dry; make best offer 
 
J GL White, Adairsville Ga 225 
stover wheat recleaned in.2 1-2 bu bags, 
 
  
 
$1. 60 bu; 100- bu Abruzzi xe $1.85 bu 
 
ab se 1-2 bu bags  
Vi Williams, R 
Soweral bus Abruzzi rye, clean $2 bu 
ORS Anderson, Hawkinsville 
clipped oats 5 bu bags 65 
LM Reid, FR Ae Luthersville 
bus Fulghum toate 
~ J S Sherman, Blakely Ga 1 car baled 
shucks  
 
CORN & CORN MEAL 
 FOR SALE : 
 
O A Crittenden, Shellman Ga Water 
zround cornmeal; 5 bu lots de in, Ga; 
also one car good ear corn $1. pu f ob 
 
W H Bedingfield, Harrison oe Corn 
in ear $1 bu of 80 lbs 
 
WHS Chapman, R 1 Sylvester: Ga 100 
bus corn, in shuck, $1 bu of 8 Ibs 
 
POTATOES, FRUITS AND 4 
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE y 
R L Baird, Grovania Ga* Hardhead 
sabbage 2 1-2c lb f o b 
_ Croom & Durham, Seville Ga Baby. 
po Beans $2.25 hamper of 30 Ibs fo. b 
 
Mrs L Hawkins, R 3. Social Circle 
ey t bu June apples; exc for 500 col- 
tard plants and 509  eabbage j Plants, 
Flat Dutch os 
 
HOA Griffin, Ae Rebecca Ga Toma- 
tds: $2 erate f o b: now ready. 
 
Mrsu:s @ousins; 3 Gresivine Ga 
Nice striped June apples for pies an 
felly 50e pk of $1.75 bu 
~ JF Call, R 4 Ellijay Ga" 
apples $1.25 box f o b- 
 
"i, W Kelsey, Mien Ga Rockyford 
cantalovpes; snap beans, Lima _ beans, 
gren corn (roasting ears) 
 
Mrs Cot Hunt, Re 4 Cumming Ga 12] 
qts fresh dewberries 20 at or (exe for 
2 dzcempty cans  
 
Hempton Orchards, Blue Ridge Ga 
Snap beans, standard commercial pack; 
write for prices : 
 
Mrs W Tf Couch, R 6 Gainesville Ga 
Few old fashion red multiplying onions 
lose bb; add postage 
 
S-P Jones, R, 3 Lula Ga Snap beans, 
bunch and pole, 35e gal f ob. 
 
D N Nasworthy, R 2 Rebecca Ga 
Redfield Beauty tomatoes now ready 6 
baskets to crate $1.75 f o b- 
 
WC: Tumilinh, Gainesville Ga Fine 
peaches July shipment: express lots a 
} sveeialty; write \for prices Z 
 
Wood Lawn Nursery, -Greenville Ga 
150 bus fine sumier apples 50c pk 
'del. 
 
Mr aoe Roberts, Sumner Ga Fancy to- 
matdes mow ready, 6. baskets to: crate. 
$3 f 0b or $3.75 del 
 
Ae We FA Drau hon 
 
cial grade roas 
 
Ga 100 
 
  
 
  
 
vetiow May 
 
, Whigham Ga 
 
  
 
x H ao Tre Meatanion Gi Pigs 6 to Fa 
 
prompt del and 40, few. A 
 
ho Arevis ie: sev Mb 
 
)J H Cumbie, R 2 Hatonton Ga: Horse : 
 
Re Payior it 9 Elberton Ga. Farm | a 
 
E Snider, R B Gibson Ga 15 eoat $V dy 
 
bus || 
 
3 Lawrenceville Gal 
 
ae White | 
 
| for fall planting; 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
field or fal 
 
t 
 
promptly August Ist. 
 
NOTE: 
 
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GEORGIA , STATE. : 
| _ ENTOMOLOGY _ a 
Atlanta, Georgia. - 
 
Notice, 1 Sweet Potato Plant Growers 
 
All rowers: in the: State of Georgia who intend to sell sweet. 
 
potato plants next year, must apply to the state Board of Entonio- - 
logy. for inspection, not later than July 15th, in order to obtain the  
fF iapeCdon, Only one application is necessary to obtain x 
fild, storage and bed inspectinos. 
companied by one dollar in cash, money order or check, 
in payment for the first one hundred eertificate tags. In case the  
potatoes are condemned and no tags issued, , this, amount will be. re. 
 
_ funded by the Board of Entomology. 
No application will be received after July A5th, and Whose not - ac- 
 
"companied by one dollar will be returned. 
 
All regulations of the Georgia State Board of ftomeloays re 
garding the growing and handling of sweet potato tubers and plants 
 
- must be strictly complied with or no certificate. ae 
Please PRINT your name as, you wish it to be recone in the ap- 
 
_ plication below and printed on your tags, =< j aS 
If you. have a neighbor. who. expects. to now plants tir 
~ gale please advise him. to seid 3 in his ee for eon imme-- S 
 
poser S Halinrl De La Parelle, a 
State Entomologist. ah 
 
BOARD. OF 
 
oot 
 
Each application must be ac- 
which will be. 
 
Ri 
A 
 
oe ee ks will start 
 
will be issued. 
 
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NAME gee ee 
 
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NUMBER Or ACRES 5: 
 
property. eg 
 
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derson white freshs green Lima ae m4 
 
Thu hampers $1.50 bu fob  . 
Sunnybrook Farms, - Abpevitle Ga 
 
}Green table peas in hull. we Te tO 8; 
 
now ready; toamtoes Suly 10th ship- 
 
|}ment $2 bu f 0 b- 
 
Mts O D Ww oodruff, Greenville Ga 
$2 bu; Green Lima beans 40 al #4 bu; 
snap beans $2.50 bu 
 
Mrs peda Robinson, ee 3 Greenville 
Ga Apples for pies and jelly $1,50 bu 
del; Snap beans 30c gal. $2 bu del 
b. WJ Newton, Halcyondale Ga Carmen 
 
tan Elberta peaches aoe a at orchard 
 
$2/del 
 
Mrs: R: Fr Terrell, R 3 Cpestrite 6 
Good apples for cooking or eating 60c 
pk $2 bu qael or exc for friers or white. 
nest onions . 
<oM#s AS Cotney, RA Butler ae Green |S 
| dblackeye white peas bu hamper $1.50 
Tomatoes $2. 50 pu: Sweet potatoes se 
del $2.50 bu; all: f o bY * 
 
ay Mooney. Quill Ga Few boxes: eae 
ing apples $1.50 box del 
 
Mrs T A Hipp, Greenville Ga Apples 
 
$1.25 and.$1.50 bu del or exc for Irish 
potatoes, onions: and frying size chick- 
ens: oof 
Mrs  P Resa, Varnell Ga Himalaya 
Paces $3 erate, 
 
- SEED FOR SALE 
 
J T Thaxton, R.3 Jackson Ga Burr 
Clover. seed clean 10c lp fob { 
 
W B Nunnally, Monroe Ga Several: 
hundreq Ibs sev caloy TBD see A. Bde 
Ib 2 Ob  
 
3 HH English, Veragagne Ga 5 Ibs 
Giant curled mustard seed: about 50 lbs 
turnip seed (large White and purple top) 
~thake best offer any 
 
  
 
quantity 
 
Mrs J Ww White, Ene da Burr, 
Clover seed new -erop bright ae clean 
$1 bu fob 
 
Mrs G Wells; ' Nouhtville Ga. Fresh 
turnip seed; white and yellow globe 
and purple toy mixed- 499.6%. Crops make 
best offer for 25 Ibs 
 
W H Waddelle, . Pearson, Ga 
seed 20 1b, 2 Ibs 35: 5 Ibs 60; 
2 # 0 b; Rattlesnake, Ala Sweet, 
Grey, Watson watermelon seed 
~ Everett Seed Co. Atlanta Ga 
Amber and Orange cane seed $2.25 bu 
fo. b packed 3 bu tO bad? Green old 
crop Green Mtn and Irish. Cot ybler seed 
 
Rape 
 
Trish 
 
{Irish {potatoes for fall oe $1 pk 
 
  
 
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ADDRESS ---- ee 
LOCATION sel 
 
wee eee ee ae ee ee a eee ee errr 
* Pe 4 4 
 
TAGS TO BE PRINTED IN NAME OF - 
NOTE: Location is very important. 
 
Mis Pp i uiene Cordele. a He). 
 
Apples for eating and pies bbe pk; pears | 
 
lion onion 
| planting $3 bu del; Clean old fashion 
running squash seed 10c. oz or $1 ib; 
 
Tp del 
 
25. Tos: 
 
Hark 
 
  
 
 Ms 
ahs 
 
Give exact location oe your 
 
ae es 
 
  
 
  
 
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$3. pus: 
M W Harris, Sparta . Ga Burr Cloy 
 
seed uneleaned 10 Ibs to bu oo Th a 
 
quantity, f 0b 
 
}) J F Olbon, Bowman Ga ae Cloy 
/seed just as raked up, 
 
1926. crop, 2 
bus to bag $2 bag. fe oO? 
 
A Owen; Barnesville Ga Good Blue 
Stem | seed wheat ot. 7d bu F 
ee We Toole, R 2) Macon Ga Sout 
 
| Prize frostproot turnip seed ae ib; +5 oy 
 
or more 456, Its i 
 
FE Hardigree, R 2 Bogart Ga Turni 
seed clean. and sound, new crop; seven 
varieties mixed 40 lb del : 
EL Corley, R 1.Mauk Ga 3 bu Seul- se 
eee now ready for Ang 
 
lbs Egyptian wheat corn 25c 1b- del; dry  
 
sage 40c Ib del; Thurmond Grey water 
melon sgeed 10c pkg del 
 
Cairo Seed. Co. Cairo Ga Mammo 
 
| Southern Curled Mustard seed 20. 
 
$4; White Velvet Okra seed 20. Ibs $4 
all Lieew. : 
 
J L Williams, Tifton Ga Colla 
seed 50c lb; Cabbage $1.50 lb; Turpy 3 
aes lb; Small. white butterbeans - 35 
lb, 2 Ibs or more 30c Ib; all del. 
 
Ww H Robingon, Cairo Ga White span 
jish sed peanuts $1.90 bu; First cla 
pearl or Cattail millet $4.50. for 50- 
Ibs; German Millet $2. Ti 20us all f 0 | 
Cairo 4 
 
Wood Lawn Merabey. Colsckoilis Gi 
50 bus. Burr Clover seed $55 del 
 
J C Johnston, Hogansville Ga Bun 
 
{Clover seed $1.25 bu 
 
iTS = Mi daittie; \ Ry t Calhoun rf 
Hasting turnip seed 1926 crop recleaned 
2D.e cupfull roe 1s add postage 
 
Mrs H F Andrews, R 1 Toccoa Go 
20 Ibs winter turnip seed 1926 crop 4 eo 
 
et re 
 
Mrs ML Clayton, Roy Ga Larg' 
Cal brown multipiying enions (ot 
scullions) for fall planting 80 pk $3 
bu fob Ellijay Ga; add postage for pat- 
cel post shipment from Rey Ga 
 
Southern Plant Co. Tifton Ga. Small 
white buneh butterbean seed 25e Ib, 2: 
tbs. ormore 30 Ib}, Collard seed BUC. 
Ib} Turnip sed 50c Ib: Cabbage seed 
$1.50 Ib del  
 
Mrs Roa Terrell, R 3 Greenville Ga 
25 bus Burr Clover seed $25 del  
 
Mrs Io Gardner, R 2. Fairburn Ge 
Mixed Saye seed, Bere, pl 
top and yellow globe lt :  
hoe 
 
  
   
 ES, Cornelia Gas. ee ae Od 
Tp del; Aeuthern, Prolific 
 
gims Seod*Siorag, 
 
p turnip and cabbage seed; Pur- 
rlobe: purple. top rutabaga and 
rds turnip. seed; Sou Giant. Curled 
1 and German Kale 40c Ib; Sev-' 
aoe Prize 506 tb; Ga. 
all kinds | cabbage seed 
 
Pearl onion, seed $2. 50: Ib 
 
Waldrip, Flowery Rroneh Ga 
epee. turnip seed A0e tb 
 
ent, scfnelia Gay oe 
 
a eee 2 bu Ue 25, - bu 
 
h ding | e pe ae oz 
Ga collard seed: tbe. 04, 
n and Hee 
 
  
 
ye 
nd Ber ore Ric 
prompt, ship) 
 
cee 
aan) Cordele  Ga Porto 
Stem Jersey ceed 
prompt shipment : 
tee Alma Ga pasta 
50 M or ey 2000. for 
 
Ga Living eo 
ee Se wate 
 
ene oe Rican potato; 
$1255 M, dels, Fine 
 
ready : A 
son, Special | pecan trebs 
for yard $2.50, 
 
ey or Stewart, 
varieties; also smaller AFEES for | 
 
oe h Cuthbert Ga: Wipier grass 
fine forage 87. 50 
 
Sor Uitohai, R 2 aeeidheoe Ga 
oSS toinator 15e az del July 15th | 
e PK : = de 
 
i, Bptate now ' ia anty | 
oe  5 M or more $1. 25: 
 
Tyre Plant. eae Bristol Ga. 
Nancy _ Hall potato 
: 0M, a M or more 
 
ob 
j coeds Plant Rar ~ Plowery. 
Ga Porto Rican. and Old. Fash- 
ned Boon potato; State inspected $1. 15 
$150 M f ob}: Wakefield and | - 
utch cabbage; Greater Baltimore 
vew. Stone tomato; also. Collard 
L varieties $1.50 M. del or $1.25. 
7 10 ME or more $1 a any wage 
Ww ready * 3A 
at Pecan, Co. Fiona Ga. Fall 
nent. budded, and grafted pecan 
 tuart, Schley, Success BAe Mon- 
aaker varieties = RoE NS 
i BCall, R 4 BllijaygGa Wacine C 
Late Flat D ch cabbage $1.25 
a  \ 
Williams, Guitar Ga. Cabnag ge 
by: King pepper $2 M:; Tomato 
erto an potato $2 Ms 
Macon Ga Barly Me 
 
See nie Ga. | = 
 
P| Sey Wakefield and | 
 
del. fi oe 
Seed" Trish Potatoes.  grown |~ 
 
3} - Mrs. 
 
skin Porto 
 
a tomato ae hun 
a YW: Wrisht, Alto Ga aie Flat Daten uy 
 
 ment : 
 
| white and one Pins one Hk Appehias 0 or. 
 
Sie} stone and. Baltimore 
$1.25 Mi del; Ga collard same prieg;. 5 M 
Ipts $l M c 
 
: Mrs" Dinah Huler, R 3 Hilijay Ga Late  
 
[Plat Dutch cabbage alba late tomato | 
 
{J Wilson, B a ies 
 
| tomatp BOC - hun; 
 
$3.50 and $54 hun; 
~ Moneymaker, F 
 
256 non 
 
I ay 
skin Porto R ae p 
 
GE Waldrip\ R 1 Flow 
Tomato 25e. chun $1.25. 3 
 
Mrs: Rosie Crowe, R 
Flat< Dutch cabbage 15 hun. 
 
Nard 15 hun $1.50 Moos 
 
ee Hatrison, Dublin Ga ely Jom 
 
Marly: Flat Dutch. 
 
cabbage 25. hun $1.40. M; Warlianana 
tomato 30 hun $1.65 M; Acme 30c hun 
$1275" IM; Ston peas), hun, es 7 M3 at 
 
Mrs Beanie Chastain, R e Celacna ag 
 
Bendexdsa, tonite now, ready to set out ; 
fl5e dz del : 
 
Obie, ah. ~ Plant, Farm, 
 
cabbage; New Stone tomato; Ga Collard 
25e hun or $1.25 M del or Si fob 
 
Miss Lee Crow, R 2 Flowery Branch 
 
sal Ga Flat Dutch cabbage 25c hun. $1.25 ||} 
 
M del 5 Mor more $1 M f ob 
ston. Cloke tomato $1 M; add postage = 
Neds Hawkins, Hatley. Ga Porto 
 
Rican potato $l. 25 Mi: prompt shipment 
"J! M. Bailey, \R: 
 
10c azn 
a Be 
 
Tho 1as, Surreney Ga In 
ican. potato. $l. 25., M 
3ist; prompt shipment  
 
ee Crow, Flowery 
 
until 
 
. Flowery ||| 
| Branch Ga Marly and Late Flat Dutch 
 
8S D Duncan; Rw Cornelia Ga Liting- 
 
| B Cordele Ga Porto ||} 
 
Rican, potato Cov inspected $1 M del 
S Mrs 4 ME Story, Thomson Ga Toma- | 
to for late. planing, Marliana Even : 
 
p Red i} : 
 
ranch | Ga Dutch> | 
ess and Wakefield cabbage and head- r 
ing var iety collard; Baltimore. and. Stoney i| 
25 M del or SL M/ 
 
ert San ree to quality as a 
 
inspection before. July 15, 1926. 
: that. date it will be necessary for 
of the Inspector. ook 
 
' good working order by August 1. 
be ready to demonstrate to the 
fumigating. | 
Inspector. returning to make an 
year. : 
require fumigating. - 
 
Remember there are. three things 
= nurses  
 
oe 
 
EN TOMOLOGY. ; 
- Atlanta, | Georgia. 
 
Notice. To All Nurserymen 
 
. 1926- 1927, it will be necessary for you to file your application gore: 
 
You-should supply yoursel? with 
If the fumigatorium is not rea . 
makes the inspection no certificate will be issued. The expenses of |! . 
- will be charged to the nursery men. 
Peach, apple, pear, pecan and all other handy mulbsery stock 
your: application, build your funigating box, and - ses up your. 
ag SDC ae Bialieeh De La Pare, 
 
eieceicn: during ie, season. of 
 
If applications are received. after. 
a to pay) the traveling SXDENSEE : 
 
a Simdpating a and fave it in. 
Have your chemicals on hand an 
Inspector the. proper manner 
 
idy when the EE veto @ 
inspection of the fumigating box || - 
No exceptions will be made this  
 
you must do by) he 45 Pie 
 
oe ee 
 
  
 
ue Geotsi 
- Gentlemen Spe 
 
: pias m ee hotise or box 
 
xe 
 
$1.25. M del; Living: ||| 2 
 
 M aol. prompt ship: 
Miss. cae Stepliens, g lyester Ga 
 
Sy 
Everbearing strawberry Plants Boe bun 
 
del; prompt. shipment Fork 
 
_ Miss Hattie Shell, R 3 ee Ga le 2, 
; | Seedling black walnut Plants: wee, ea 
 
el 
lie O Pumtin, Cainesuitic: Ga imp Por, 
to Rican potato State inspected and 
treated $1. 50 My Cabbage and tomiato 
deading varieties ~ $1 MES 
Mrs $ P Jones, R 3 Lula. Ga 300 ney 
pen tomato/ 25e hun or exe for. 
Fluffy Ruffle fern and 2 geraniums, on 
 
a 
 
Sask 
 
Itana 
 
Wee Waldrip, Flowery Branch. Gal 
 
fo: bs 
 
ts 
 
Stone variety 25, hun; . 
mato 35 hun; Re 
per 35e hu 
 
June pink to- | 
Ks es pep- 
 
mato, Stone variety 25 Het Late Flat 
Duteh. cabbage Qc bith f oho v 
oe Biller, ies 25 Ellijay Ga. June pink | 
Late lat Dutch cab- 
bage 20c hun 0 b Ad M lots or more 
$1.75 Mi Sweet pepnet Royal King 30e. 
Giant. Celery 40c hun f:0 b- 
McEver Seed & Plant Co. Braselton 
a New Stone, Greater Baltimore and 
Livingston Globe tomato 25e hun $i. 25 
|M del, i M or more a Mt ob; #. Sea 
 
| variety collard alls. 1 9D "i 
del, $1 M in a M lots fo . pron! ship 
ment 3. <s.  
Hise M Wright, Alto Ga- Tio irigston 
Globe and New Stone tomato; Late Flat |. 
Dutch cabbage from [e Island seed 
250.) hun, $1.25 Ls del, special | prices on 
larger lots  
WL Hthridge, R 5 Corilele Ga: Ports 
Ris can potato. Gov. inspected $1 2 M del 
GQ WwW Hasty, Dawson Ga Porto Rican | 
Ppotato $2 iM; Big Stem, Jersey $2. 25 M; 
Gov inspected 
Mrs*R 1 Fruicheson, Rei. Perens Park 
Ga Tomato.$1 M or t5c hun 2 | 
2 W Flowers, R 2 Decatur Ga Ga col 
lard 20e hun: $1. 25. M, 10 M or more $1, 
as EF  Stokes, Res 6 Fitzgerald Ga 
New Stene- and. Greater Panne to- 
Pao @0c for 500 del 
. Empire Plant. Co, Fitzearald Ga New 
Stone and Greater Baltimore tomato $1 iy 
a el. 
meee EM Stokes, R 6 Fitzgerald Ga 
New Stone and Greater Baltimore ae 
thato 60c for 500 cel i 
 
G Crow, Gainesville Ga Potato sii pss 
 
$1. a0 MM Tomato a 2: M; ee 
$1.25 M 
 
TS Benhett, 
Ga Sucession and Flat. Dutch cabbage 
 
 25 hun, $i. 60 M del, Hh 
 
Ae 
 
Se 
 
tomato 20c hun | : 
 
{hatch $10. for lot. 
 
 chicks an 
 
 1 Aistiecy: Branch: G 
 
  
 
  
 
1,25 M: New Stone tomato 30 | 
ver 
 
  
 
r 
 
  
 
 WLO Walarip, R, 7 ety Bbanchl 
Ga Porto Risan potato $1.50 M del; Char 
Jeston Wakefield and. Flat Dutch eab- 
bage; New Stone and Greater Baltimore | 
ftomato now ready $1. 25. hats M or more. 
$i M 0 De a.* 
oN Wright, Alto Ga Late: P a Dutch 
cabbage 25e hu $1.25 M del, 
G Waldri 
| Per to Rican potato $1.75 del; Charles- 4 
| to Wakefield ant. Flat Duteh cabbage; 
ew Stone and: Greater: Baltimore | to- 
mato $1.25. Ms del, 10. Mor more 31 M 
Le 0 
a Leverett, a 1 Barr ott Ga Potato 
$2 M del. 7 
 
qe G Swinson, R2 Ey Ga Gov ins) 
| spected Porto. Rican, Soe $1.75. M ae] 
ee shipment . : Z 
 
CHICKENS & EGGS | FOR. SALE 
S  White Leghorns  
 
L s sone Demorest Ga. Select. Tan- 
cred strain eockerels from blood tested | 
 
flo heavy layers $1 CQ 
a Siaiey, Leathersville | Ga Cocker-, 
 
es 
 
 
 
els from best: breed Mw. ea oF exe for 
 
as 
 
pullets  
vie WG Conner, Ra. Guincekiie Ga 
 
Ferris strain pullets 10 wks old T5e ea  
O. A Ley, Quitman Ga 50 Tancred 
 
eH strain cockerels $3.08. 
 
fie ids Empire Ga 
 
irs FM: Martin, 
oe cocks 1925 
 
Per ris strain, 10 hens. and 2 
os 
B.C Baseett, Bethlehem OS. 
choice hens Barron strain - 1 and 2 
| ama 10, ea or ay ea, for entire | Nae 
$3 F:A Kel, RB 2. Calhoun, Ga 8 pure 
 
| 
 
py 
 
E foe hens and ze cock 2 yr old. Ferris 
 
strain $10 for lot; also 14 four wks. old 
one pure bred S Ey Wyan- 
 
dotte hen with them $6 for, all or 30 ea | 
 
for . chicks 
Mrs Bessie Chastain, rR . Cathoun Ga 
 
Exchange one Dele pens for pair white 
rabbits: cen 
 
Fi& V Knight, hacula Ga Hegs | for | 
 
hatching 75c for 15 
 
Mrs. M Ei" Shealy, Oglethorpe Ga Fer. ; 
 
iris strain; 15 hens and 1 cock $15 for: 
lot or exe for 15 Mch hatch pullets Fer- 
ris strain or Fameroen rain WwW. Tageorn, 
 
pure breed - 
Mrs HC Walker, Butler Ga 2 2 Ferris 
 
 Dest ege strain eocks $5 ea or 2-for $9: 
 
four cockerels sons of. above cocks $3 
 
ea or 4 for $10; 8 wks old cockerels 40c}) 
 
ea same. strain 
Annie E Jones, R- 3 Pe ctote Ga 
Cockerels from. registered Se a a 
| old $1 ea 
BE Huguley, Danbure. Ga 25 Mch 
hatch pullets from heavy, egg producers 
Barron strain $1 ea; Few cockerels Same 
 
aoe or: erPRRe by Aueaet ist, ee x 
 
Flowery Branch Ge 
 
op hl seas clots. 2: 
 
  
 
  
 
in aoe order and my aney 
22 Se 
oe ax x ays: j vi 
 
Me Conner,. Gainsvine Ga, 250 se- 
 
eae Russian strain. pullets 12 wks. old * 
 
$1 ea; 150 Wyckoff strain pullets 12 
wks old 8 ea; 75: Ferris: SiC. pUllehse 
10. wks old. POG Ran yo? 
 
Mrs Annie Mae Bruce, R 1 (Mactin Ga . 
 
B F Bruce, Martin Ges 15 pullets g 
wks old and one coc -kexel dae wks Obit 
| Wyckoff strain special mating $15 for y 
lot del pullets 6 to 7 wks olg 60e ea; 9  
to 10 wks old. Te ea; 12 to 13 wks old 
or more del; few choice yea 
yearling: hens. good breeders $1.50 ea; | 
ats 30 or more del; Wyckoff strain  
Soe Dunlap, Gainesville Ga 300 Dull: 
ets a 1926 hatch Tancred s train 2 
I 4-2::t0."3 Ibs ea Pah eP. ea fe Bars a 
W L Castleberry, R 3 Adel Ga 260. 
 
pullets and young hens; sell 6rexe for 
 
R I Re or Burt /Orphinigton oF: B a 
Rocks : 
GE Murkerson, Sree Chester yee 450. 
pullets Barron strain Mch_ hateh Si 
 Monroe Poultry arm, R-3 Forsyth - 
Ga 95% pure bred Tancred_ strain Mch ~ 
hatch pullets $1 ea 
2 M--T.-Barnest, Bowdon. Fascias Ga 
175 heavy teying: strain pullets | 4 mo ss 
old $1 ea ; 
Mrs Laila Slaughter, 
27. ehicks 4 wk 
25c. ea p oe 
te Oy ystiams, Millen an Tanorod cg 
strain pulets and .cockerels _ $1 
 
Powersville Ga. 
Ss ola: from ARG: Jayers 
 
de 1 covkereh 1 ea tories 
$14 for lot | es 
"one M McNeal, Pearson. Ga 30 hens ie  
te 24 mos old $l ea fob 
 
xX 
 
hatah cockerels Ferris strain $1 ca 
 
pullets Mch hatch $1-ea, Young strain . 
CC * - Adams, Acworth Ga Tancred 
strain cockerels. pure bred $2.50 ea 
Mrs Lottie Leverette, R-1 Parrett Ga _ 
Eggs for hatching 156 for 15 dela.  
Mrs J O Stewart, Gardi Ga 12 or 15. 
Ferris strain W Leghorns, and a mixed 
chicks 7 WKS old ee 
 
Ss  Brown. Tee hiaiie oe 
Mrs G Conner, tb GainesVille Ga 
fyerlay: -strain- pylists, 10 wks old The 
ea ' 
 
Mrs J F Lewis, R38 Adairsville: Ga  
Cockerels 2 1-2 mos old $1 ea , 
 
g 
 
i cockerel Bverlay strain $10 for lot 
De. 
 
Mrs G 1" Truelove, 2: 4 Seaiieitg 
Ga Formohlen and Rustler strain eggs 
 
  
 
ue BO, exe for Ham. Be, 
 
  
 
100 pullets 6 wks: old $58 for lot dels % 
3 Wyckoff strain 5 
 
Soe cigs 
2 
 
BH is Poole, Buena. Vista Ga, 14 War- G ice Gece 
tris strain hens an 
 
C H Davis, R 1 LaGrange Ga Mech > 
R H Henslee, R 4 Villa Rica Ga 100. im  
 
E Alexander, Leaf Ga 9 hens and Be 
   
   
 
Ss CBeeea iokeu. 
: oh Ww Sidward: R 2 Fortson Ga 25 hens 
and 1 cock; sell or exe for pure bred 
ae _ Guernsey or. Jersey heifer. 
 
Mrs J A Howell, R 1 Meigs Ga es 
day; strain hens $1. 25 ea; cocks. $1.50 
ea fo b; Eggs 75c for 15 del = 
 
EMS -H Te Lumsden, Talbotton. Ga 
: Bverlay, maoin Beles: 10 orks old i5e 
ea 
. A Z Compton, "MgDonough Ga 1 cock 
2 yrs old $1 ae 
 
Buff Leghorns a 
 
gee Anes! J P Smith, Sr. Rol Homerville- 
 
e Ga Eges from pure bred stock $1 for 
 
-. 5.15 or exc for peaches for canning; also. 
_ young cockerel 4 mo old $i, 29%) 228s. lots 
 
-  or more $1 ea. : 
 
SC RI Reds - 
 
x Kes 
 
a Ss McLean, Sharpsburg Ga Ons pen, | 
 
4 hens and 1 cock Tompkins strain $10 
for pen: also 10 or 15 pullets - Mech 
hatch same strain $1. 25 ea; cockerels, 
Sp ae 50 ea | 
= Mrs 0 E Smith, Warthen Gal Few 2 
mo old $l1-ea. 
ES eee Rydal Ga 6 young 
~ eockerels about ~ 
$i ear 
=Mrs= Co. Meeks, West Beas Ga R 2 
Three eockerels Owen strain best blood 
lines _ Jan 15th hatch. $3.50 ea; also 20 
Apr: hatch- same breed from choice pen 
dc ea 
> Mrs. G@ w Thomas, R 8 Clyo, Ga. Two | 
one yr old Donaldson strain cocks at. 50 
eal fob 
Mrs R F. Terrell, et 3) Greptiviite Ga 
 
20 chicks~6 to.7 wks old. sig for lot |: 
 
= dek* 
g \ Miss Belle Timmerman, 
Ca Prize stock Donaldson and Mahood | 
Strain. 2 yr old hens: $2 ea; selected 
cockerels $2 ea, for $5; eggs: from 
fancy pen $1.50. setting, $5 hunts = 
. Annie HB. Jones, R 3 Fayetteville Ga 
- Cockerels from. special marines 10 WKS 
~ old $1.50. ea 
2 Mrs XY Daneler, Bo Adairsville Ga 
One-cock 15 mo old $3; Young cockerels 
6 wks old 75c ea 
 
Mrs D V Smith, Leslie. Ga Several | | 
 
and 
 
 pens, young stock and eggs ; 
x Mrs M L Shealey, Oglethorpe Ga. Don- 
-aldson. strain; 8 deep red pullets Mech 
 
E hatch $10 for lot; Cockerels $1.25 ea 
 
_H W Hargis, Cass Station Ga Tomp- 
_ kins and Owen strain pullets and hens; 
Hens $2: ea from my breeding pen; 2 
 
_ cockerels 5 6Re  
 
ee Mrs Leola Christmas, R 3 Vienna Ga 
 
vig bred hens $1.50. ea; also ts dark 
 
=< cock $1.50 ~ 
__. Mrs D Donaldson, Reis Decatur Ga 
un One: yearling cock $5; frying size cock- 
. erels $2 ea; Eggs from trapnested ex- 
: hibition steck $2 for 15 del 
 
Delia Maxwell, 
2. 25 for 1b; few. _pullets - same strain 
Te ea. 
 
Mrs J ts Erwin, R22) Adairsville Ga 
 
~ 5 or 20 a great strain pullets 10 and 
12 wks old 1 1-4 to 1 1-2 Ibs ea $k ea; 
_ also 2 cocks 1 1-2 yrs old $2 ea : 
Mrs BL Robinson, R 3 Greenville 
Ga 20 chicks 4 wks old- $10 for lot del. 
- Mrs J WB 
14 mo old cock. $2. 
 
R Cc RI Reds 
 
i S McLean, Sharpsburg Ga: 5 hens 
 
oe strain $7.50 for lot = 
 
 
; Barred Rocks | 
: e 7 Boswell, Siloam Ga Eges from 
eS pure bred stock $1 for 15 : 
 
"Mrs C J Meeks, R 2 West Green Ga 
fe cockerels Thompson Ringlet strain 
3 Jan 1th. hatch from select stock $3. 50 
 
a. 
 
SF 
 
A P- Mahaffey, R < Hosehton Ga 
Chicks 8 wks old pure bred; exc for R 
 
Pe I Reds Donaldson or Tompkins strain  
Mrs J F Lewis, R 3 Adairsville Ga 
ia Thompson strain hens 1 1-2 yrs old | 
 
St for lot or exc for pure bred 125 O 
gilt. 
 
Mrs O EF Smith, Warthen Ga Pew 
 
_ pure breeg 2 mo old ee size $1 ea 
~ gelected - 
 
man Aristocrat strain cockerels Mch 
Eger $2 ea of $3.50 for two - 
 
Mrs Florence P Billings, - R B>States- 
boro Ga Holterman _ Aristocrat strain 
a Apr -hatch-$o- trio 
: C H Story, Appling Ga Thompson 
 
oo Imperial Ringlet strain cockerels Mch } 
 
; patch $1.50: ea; Apr hatch $1 ea ~ 
C  Parrish, Adel Ga 1 cock and 1 
s eockerel from pedigreed laying Parks 
fe Strain; | cock $3; eockerel $2.50 Ges 
ay _ Mrs C S Boyt, Rfd, Yatesville Ga-1 
ee pur bred.Thompson strain. cock 18 mo 
old $2 or exc for Parks. sae same 
age  
ee Mrs ML shealy, Oglethorpe Ga Pure 
 
Mrs D Nelms, 
 
2 Ips ea $50 for lot or 
 
-Bronwood.| ; 
 
| Regal Dorcas strain, es. 
 
Whigham Ga Eggs | 
 
Maushon, aan Ga One 
 
  
 
Ate Eual Steadam, R A Bainbridge | Be 
lGa Thompson Imperial \Ringlet strain 
 
eggs 85c for 15; large lots 5c per egg | 
Mrs CUA Wilbanks, R 29 Commerce 
 
-|Ga Thompson Ringlet strain eggs $1.15 
 
for 15 del; Fine Feb hatch cockerels 
same strain $1.50 ea f 0 b 
R 1 Bowman Ga 3 
young. cockerels Parks strain 3 mos old 
75c ea f 0 b; also few pullets same age 
and strain 75c ea f 0 b- 
 
Mrs' JE Steadam, R A Bainbridge 
Ga Thompson. Imperial Ringlet strain 
 
-leggs from first pen $1.25 for 15 second 
 
pen 90c for- 15; larger lots 5c per egg; 
Mch hatch ge ear fl. 50 ea, Apr hatch 
$1.25 ea 
 
5-2 Witte a 
p W Benuer R 5 Loganville Ga 5 
 
- |hens and 1- cock Fishel Strain a for 
 
lot , 
Mrs J F Lindsey, a 45 Tifton | Ga 
Cockerels 3 mos old $f ea Fishel strain 
exe for goere eis same age and br eed 
 
Z 
 
ae Buff Rocks . 
< Me W H Bulloch, Pelham Ga 2 ee 
 
14 mo old; sell or exe. for a a poe : 
 
hens ee ee ee vi ( = 
a Partridge Rocks 
 
_ RW Clark, 358 Spring St*Macon Ga 
Bird Bros strain chicks, eggs, stock few 
nice ones to exc for table stock  
 
Mrs Lillie Goble, Eten. Ga: Several 
-eockerels 18-K strain Nabob quality 
$1-25 ea; 2 yr. 610 cocks ere Sa 
$1. ae ea : = oi 
s.  Wwyananes 
Mrs J A Langley, 
One pure bred cock $1.50 del 
 
-E T Almon, Midland Ga wine: pul- 
Jets and cockerels from selected pen> 
pullets and 1 eockerel $12 at 9 wks old; 
Cockerels. $1.25 ea 2 or more $1 ea 
 
A J Bailey, R-6 Hartwell - Ga Mch 
hatch ehicks $1 ea - . 
 
ey ae 
 
Se 
 
2 Wa Adams, * Lavonia Ga Eggs for 
 
hatching $1.10 for 15 del; Few young 
CARER eae pullets. half, town oe ea 
 
White Wyandottes. 
 
Mrs RF Terrell, R 3 Greenville Ga 
112 chicks 7 wks old $6 for lot del 
 
R EF Howard, Thomasville Ga Ses 
703 Thomasville Ga Martin Regal Dor- 
cas strain ess gs from. first pen vt. 50. for 
toes 
 
Delila Maxwell: R 3 Whigham Ga 16. 
 
chicks 10 wks old d0c ea, 0 b; also 
SS 41. 25 for 15 
del 
 
Mrs J E Steadam, Rr a Bainbridge Gay 
 
Martin Regal . Doreas strain eggs $1. 255) 
for 15 from first pen, second pen 90c for | 
 
15; 
cockerels oh 25 ea ~~  
 
= 4 Anconas 
 
30 Sheppard. strain hens Mch. and Apr 
 
hatch 1925 now laying $1 50 ea, lots a2 
 
or more $1.25 ea 
R F_ Howard, Box 703 Tistnasviile 
 
Ga Pure bred Sheppard strain eggs | 
 
from first pen $1.50: for 15 
 
F&ev Knight, Dacula Ga 3 hens and 
1 cock $10 for lot or exc for 10 Ww Leg- 
horn hens | 
 
RH Akin; R B Griffin Ga 56 Shep 
 
|pard strain hens and 2 ors 1 and 2 
 
yrs old $50 for lot  
 
Mrs J W Tedder, Gsthous Ga. _Shep- 
para strain. pyllets ang cockerels 12 wks 
old $1 
 
Mrs Edith Free, R 3 Clarkesville Ga 
 
ure bred Sheppard strain e S oc: for: 
: PP oor {dz eggs twice per wk, fresh country 
 
 e888; _m . 
 
1 ot fe 
 
* 
 
Games  
 
Mee GD Hammock, R 2 Wrightsville I 
 
Ga 5 Dark Cornish Game henge 1 yr. old; 
exc for 5 R I. Red pure breed 
 
C M Ponder, R 1 Oakman Ga. 1 Grist 
Grady cock 1 yr old ready trimmed $3 
WD Proctor, 
Cornish Game hens and 1 cock $12 for 
 
tlot 
FS PeloteR.  Subeshoxs Ga Polier: ; 
 
B Steedley, R i Bristol ae ee China 
 
Req Back Game cock 1 yr old pure bred. 
$1.50; One blue Red Game cock good: 
 
breed $1.25 
 
R. Roberts, Ball Ground Ga 5 pure 
bred Red Pyle Game hens $12:50- for 
lot f o b. : 
 
Mrs E Jones, Spring Place Gat 
Cornish Game hens and 1 cockerel $9 
for lot; also 30. chicks 3 to 7 Wks: old 
25e: ea: 
 
W B Donaldson Tr Statesboro Ga 
Dark Cornish Indian Game Mch hatch 
best stock $3 and $3.50 ea : 
 
RF Howard, . Box 703 Thomasville 
Ga Eggs from prize winning stock: Dark. 
 
Cornish Indian: Game $1.50 for 15 or | 
Pat exc for Ancona pullets - or Herne : 
S Ge 2 fine y 
 
pure prd Dark Cornish Indian: Game 
: fancy pens 
 
110 wks old $1 ea 
 
a < -   Butt Orstintons 
rae Mrs ML _Shealy, - 
RP Bowdon Ga 
 
Jarger lots 5c per essy Se as : 
_| Brown: Sebrights Apr hatch $1.50 for 
 
O J Smith, R 1 Flowery pacer: Ga. 
 
| emmeemerona . eae ests earn i e 
 
Albany Gare Bs White |, 
 
  
 
 Mys IcA Finndere. Swe 
pullets and 1 cock $6 for lot | 
 
A HE Wammock, Harrison. Ga Dark 
 
ese Indian Game hens $1.75 ea or | 
 
10 for $17; Pullets and cockerels: Mech 2 
 
hatch es 25 ea; all pure breed 
 
S-C Black Minorcas 
Mrs Jewell Guthrie, R 4 Monroe Ga 
 
Choice. egg s from extra, heavy layers |. 
 
$1 for 18 del i 
CoE. Parrish, Adel Ga. 6. hens 800d) 
 
size Pape strain $9 for lot 
 
: Jersey. Black Giants : 
 
Mrs J B Bailey, RES Hartwell ca 4 
pullets and 1 cock $1 ea 
 
I J Cleveland, R 2 Hartwell Ga Young | 
cockerels. from. good. layers  $1. 50 ea; | 
Hatching eggs reasonable : : 
 
- Mrs D M Cameron, Coffee Ga. @hick- 
ens from registered stock 4 to 5 mo old 
$2 ea; Trios $5.50 \  
OW: R Fogs, Ri Elko Ga 15 pure pred 
hens and 1 cock: ve for lot one VES 
old ie aes ee by ee 
 
Light Spiaignas  
Mrs J B Bailey, R.5 
 
C P Colclough, (Maxeys Ga Eggs from. 
 
Balch & Brown strain $1. 25. for 15 ae 
pa " Lakonveliers 2 
 
Mire Ww A Sargent; Cordele. Ga 22+): 
Sona and acenEee: Apr hatch - ote 50, 
ea, Sa  & = x 
Oglethorpe ate 
parte Fone strain puilets- $1.25 ea Apr | 
hatch; \2 yr old hens $1.50 ea or exc | 
 
FB Sen Ri Shellman Ga Cock- 
erels Feb and Mch hatch $1 a; 2 cocks. 
10 mos old $1.50-ea; Cooks strain a 
 
Mrs E Morgan, Americus Ga. Feb, 
Mech. and Apr hatch cockerels and pull- 
 
jets from exhibition heavy laying strain; 
 
few choice" breeders of matured stoc. 3 
eheap ~e tee. 
 
Mrs G W Griffin, Re? eereucn OGa 
Pure bred: English strain; 10 _pullets 
ang 1 cockerel Mch hatch $12 for lot; 
5 paler and. 1 cock 7; Begs. a 5.0. for 
L15- f, 85 be ae n 
 
ee te White Orbea 5 
ER ee reed rmeetee s Ga Bags 
Bh fORSET = = es 
 
hig ey = ar ee 
 
 
 
2a Eamate= 
 
R w Clark, 358 Spring Se Macon Ga 
Exhibition. Golden Sebright stock. $5 oe 
Young select. stock also os 
 
Mrs D V Smith, Leslie Ga Golden Se- 
brights. young stock, pens and eggs 
Riverside Poultry Farm, Moultrie Ga 
AZ Compton, McDonough PF hens 
and te cock  OC 20a. = 2 
 
MIXEDTable. Use a 
Mrs- R Conner, Gainesville Ga. 200 
 
|milk fattened friers 1 1-2 to 2-1-4 Ibs ea 
 
We ea or.37%e tb in lots 10 or more del 
F & V Knight, Dacula Ga 8 dz egEs: 
 
| per wk 35e dz 
| H W Hargis, Cass Station Ga Shep- : 
pard strain Feb. and Mech hatch $l. 50 
| eae 
 
Mrs C V Gray, R 1. Rabun. Gap Ga 8 
or 0 friers 35- Th: .o0 B: 2 
T AS Futch. Ho: Rochelle Ga Broilers; 
make best offer : 
Mrs Arminda Ellis, Rog Ga 20 mixed 
hens $1 ea. f aonb 3 
 
Mrs C B Joiner, R. 3 Seadevevttis: Ga | 
 
100 hickens. from o 4-9 Tb. friers down | 
to 4 wks old; sell ears lot for $50; 
fheavy mixed 
 
Mrs J L Wilder, Manor Ga Few fine 
friers; make best* offer  ZB 
 
JH everette, R t Parrott. Ga 15 
eee: price rs Le 
 
=, ee _ Baby Chicks 
- Mrs Florence Horne, Grovetown Ga 
50 Bey Red July. 16th del 16 ea; Owens 
 
strain pure bred ey hath $2 ea: fine 
layers 
 
Re ah 
 
je 
 
Hartwell Ga Few : 
 
: el 
 
wire: D, Donalason, R aE Decabar: Ga R 
I Reds 15 ea in lots rane to 300. fro 3 
 
"TURKEYS: & EGGS FOR SALE 
Mrs O M Rivers, Graymont Ga 24 
young turkeys 6 to 8 wks old $1 ea 
 T W Bentley, R 5 Loganville Ga Tur- 
key tom 30 Ibs; also 2 hens base Ib ea, : 
M B $15 for lot or 30c Ib 
Wa Johnson, R 1 Alto Ga 1 Bronze 
hen 1 yr old $5. 
 
R # Barnes, Graymont  Ga 50 young 
turkeys: mixed breed and Black Austral- : 
 
tian 1 to 6 Ibs $2 ea 
 
Mrs GW Randall, Lavonia Ga 12 M 
fs: eggs; exc for 1 1-2 bus Lookout Mtn  
Irish. potatoes seed or 1 i 2. bus Peach-_ 
blow Trish potatoes. 
 
Mrs. O et Morgan, Guyton Ga-4 oad 
turkeys, De toms: 112 yrs old, 2 hens. 
 
4 1-2 yrs old; hns laying, $13 for lot 
 
DUCKS. & EGGS FOR SALE . 
Mrs Shy Howell, R1. Meigs Ga. 5B 
fawn and white Indian Runner, 4 ducks 
and 1 drake 15 mo old $8; also nine 2: 
wks old same strain $4.50 or exc entire 
lot.for 100 day old Thompson or Parks 
strain B Rock baby c TICS = Seg 
Mrs W_L Carmichael, Madison. Ge 22. 
fawn and white Indian Runners) fin 
 
  
 
=| layers; Di grown. hens and 20 two m 
 
old;  exc. for Ancona pullets this year 
 
_~ thatch or sell for $25, 
 
Mrs G T Truelove, RET. Stockbri 
Ga Pair extra. Jarge colored N 
ducks $7.50 or exe for 7 turkey 
 
told sor: 7 Br Leghorn DOES: 4 mos: old, 
lor guineas 
 
Mrs B Wo Biddy, R 41 Acworth Ga 
Puddle Ducks, 1 aol and 1 duck, $2.4 
pair del. ee ze 
 
| GEESE eas FOR | SALE 
 
- W Smalley, Leathersville Ga 25 geese} 
exc for W Leghorn pullets at $1.50 ea | 
-- ZL B Rountree, R 5 Swainsboro Ga 6 
fed geese; one gander and %5 geese - 
 
: GUINEAS & EGGS FOR. SALE 
pee, Steedley, R 1 Bristol: Ga White  
African Guineas,. 3. hens and 1 cock, 
%be ea or.exc. for 5 speckle guineas, 4 
 
* 
 
Bees, and 1 cock  : 2 i 
 
RABBITS AND PET STOCK a 
 
x FOR: SALE : 
 
2 Jones,  a 6 Tifton Ga Pair New. 
Zealand Red rabbits $1; six wks" old; 
Two New Zealand Red Bucks 7ic ea ; 
 
  
 
|. @ Childs, R 13 Commerce Ga 8 rab- 
 
pits; 2 does 1 yr old, 1 buck'l yr old, 
3 does 9 mo old, 2 does 8-mo old; does 
all pred; Rufus Reds and Flemish 
 
Giants mixed, all. colors $l ea-or $7 fF. 
 
jlot i. 
 
ois Fc Roughton, Sandersville. Ga, a 
pair White King pigeons $2 pair; mated 
and banded 
 
F&V Knight, Dacula Ga + white 
pinkeye | doe rabbit $1 or. exc for An: 
 
+ on: aes er cockerel 
 
L Wallace, 401 Highland. Ave At 
ane Ga- canary birds, Carneaux. <pig- - 
leons; sell or exe for market poultry or 
Minorca or Br peshorn pullets. 3 mos 
Oe 
BS. L Poole, Puiens Vista Ga Stahls 
Silver Certificate New. Zealand Red 
rabbits tested breeders - $3 pair; certifi; . 
cate furnished 
 
* B Bennett, R 1 Adairsville Ga 3 New 
Zealand Red rabbits, young. stock, does. | 
 
pand bucks 
 
C Davis, Rt Sugar Valley Ga Pig- 
eons, common stock; exc for pair young 
| white rabbits or * other pigeons any col- 
OR 4 
: 7; <% iecinisa ic: Athens Ga One pair 
or trio pedigreed New Zealand Red rab- 
bits from reg stock, extra good type 
and color, 8 mos old $6 pair, or. $8.50 
trio; other youngsters same blood 2 
 
*RL Tribble, R 2-Atlanta Ga Pigeons 
all varieties; write | for ee and in- 
formation Sih 
Mrs I OQ Stewart, Gardi Ga 40 or 50 
head mixed pigeons 30c ea small lots 
 
  
 
ye 25e ea. pal entire lot 
 
_ FARM LAND SUPPLEMENT 
 
it. No Ad will be repeated 
 
  
 
  
 
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| ests Farm Lands, For SALE, WANTED or RENT) 
 
IMPORTANT NOTICE: This ae will-be Saned e : 
_ once a month and will only be sent to those who request  
 
unless sent in each month. 
 
All ads must be in before the first for that months issue 
 
_ Full description should be made and price must be given, 
- either Sale or Rent, otherwise not elligible. Le 
 
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BEANS FOR SALE = 
redo. SOY  $5 bu f ob 
 
Robinson, Cairo aa Mammoth | 
soy beans $3: bu; Biloxi $4 bu - 
 
Fellow. soy $3 bu; Biloxi $4.25 bu; fob 
_ M. Brennan, Columbus - Ga. Laredo 
90 bu 
 
S Heard, Box 136. Atlanta a 2% 
as clean: yellow Mammoth soys $2.50; 
1-2 bu Otootans $7.50 bu; sound clean} 
Biloxi $3.90; Best sae clean Seek, 
 
$6 yu oak ee 
 
PEAS. FOR SALE 
 
Giles, R 4 Doerun Ga Two crop : 
 
Blac ; Crowders $4 bu fo b 
As ee R 2 Manassas. Ge Tilman 
 
I tH eon Cairo Ga Geen mixed 
 
yu straight Trons $6.30. ae oe 
[ Wright, Nacoochee Ga 
d Clays mixed $3.50 1 bu 
 
PECANS & PEANUTS 
 
6 bu. ec 
 
  
 
oa W ddelle, Pearson Ga Se oie 
peers pecans 5 a bee 25 
 
  
 
ickland, Valdosta Ga. Pure sue 
Syrup in pe 3) Bis bbls 60c 
 
Ae pee 
 
  
 
ee Glenwood. Gai-Com> 
g outfit, 2 80 Saw air blast 
proeeas ise steam tramper 
 
ng practicaHy new, 
Iso Delco Light  
ndition, cheap 
Chambers, Fiovilla Gi: sts H Pp 
 
or kerosene engine 12 H P and 204 
 
corn mill and sheller,  scales, belt, 
 
Chevrolet 
 
fling, also F M Hammer type feed | 
 
heap for cash 
[ Torrence, 110 Cooper St Decatur 
ray gasoline engine 6 H P; sever+ 
cular saws 24 to 36 in dia, ~ 
Brown, R 1 Buford Ga 9-2 
gas or oil engine, -magneto 
good condition, practically } 
fob; also 3 H P gas engine 
ith magneto 6000 running | 
n $30 0 b> 
bins, Hiutiedes Ga 3 Springtield 
20 and dusters. slightly ~ 
ition $5.50 ea del or BXG SS 
 
n press with gear tramper, 
tion; write for price 
 
L Odum & Son, Baxley Ga One 60. 
> high pressure. tubular boiler and 
oa good condition; Schofield 
derson;: Hawkinsville Ga Ford 
25 and up 
 
Ss. 
 
c #nderson,, Pike Ga One ton Ford | 
 
1924 model good condition $400 
BE Coppedge, Brooks Ga Williams. 
i Saga 14 in. rock good condition $40 
Cz Also Jno Deere Stover Grinder 
 
* 
 
dgeville Milling Co. Milledgeville  
 
60 Saw Gullett gins Condenser 
omatic Trampeer and Press; Hyd 
 
1 Luthersville Ga Jno 
 
e riding cultivator; McCormick 
wing machine good condition 
 
EH Taylor, R 9 Elberton Ga Riding 
 
Feed Chopper, Cutaway Harrow 
 
ooth harrow (iron); Joe Harrow |" 
 
yer Adj) and other farm tools; sell 
XC for cattle, hog or chickens 
 
R 1 Orange Ga Two horse 
 
ne. pening plow good condition $16 
 
exc for sc WwW Leg shorn pullets or 
 
$e Keesler Mize Ga Good 15 H. 2 
iN outfit complete; sell or exc ~ 
Newberry, Wellston Ga 30 HP 
 
pressure Schofield engine and boil-| 
 
heels; latest improved slab burn-. 
 
re box: No 2 Taylor sawmill with 
nd new belts; 3 log earts, good 
dder complete, also miles: 2 circular 
 less than half price reasonable 
 
  205: Fairbanks- 
rse- gas engine 6 w fey without mag- 
$50; Alamo 6 H P gas engine $125 
& condition; I Hi C Hay Press 
 
PS Dower. $100; al fob 
[ Harp, R 1 Blakely Ga Two horse | 
ill and 100 gal. kettle: exe Eoe 
 
as Thens, Butler Ga Little Put- 
1 good condition $3.25; exe 
it j dition; } 
 
a } Mrs- E Jones, Pine Vie y 
_ White, Lavonia Ga. About 40 
 
dbs | 
 
4 mules. $1350  
 
water Puy, : 
 
good 5 
 
  
 
a Nat 
al: Junior. -Canner No 1 steam pressure | 
200 to 400. capacity $12; eood condition  
HW Hargis, Cass Station Ga Old 
Trusty Ineubator used 2. seasons $14 
good eondition: One Yankee Drill $12.50 
Sheds Williams, Tifton Ga Two three 
row oat and fertilizer drills_$5 ea or exe 
M M Newberry, Wellston Ga.40 H P 
Schofield boiler; 35 H P Schofield en- 
gine; No 2 -Hinch & Drungo sawmill 
outfit complete; also mules, log drays: 
 
rand logging en sell less  than 
third prige > 
 
Be Couch, Turin Ga 20 3H: P boiler : 
 
with fixtures $75 - 
 
-T Kincaid, R 1 Varnell Ga Mowine 
Machine and rake practically new $100; 
| Two one horse turners $5 ea 
 
Estes Mfg g Co, Rex Ga. Empire 6 ft 
Bolter or, short log sawmill made by. | 
bp American Machinery Co: good | condi- 
tion used 6 mos; write for price. 2s 
 
J. 0) Davis, Washington Ga Fordson 
Tractor Sawmill outfit sawed 150 M ft 
 
|good condition; saw belt dust gig, tools | 
 
\all complete; with or without teams and 
carts; write for full information  : 
 
RL Parker, Re: Hoschton Ga No 9 
Ce Steel Turner plow 2 horse, good 
 
| condition sell or exe for heute made 
 
PSYTUD< ne 8 
 
MD Woodall, Tanna Ga Schoticia 
engine 25: Hep good running. condition 
$350; One 12 H P Frick engine good 
condition except Governor _ $65; One 
 
_|-Case boiler mounted 20 HP good con- 
 
dition; One 15 H P Farquhar en ing 
 
z | good running ordet both for $250: 
 
| Russell sawmill No 1, three head corgi 
 
needs slight repairs $150; One sawmill} 
 
outfit consisting of Erie. furnace boiler | 
30 H P, Cole Engine 20 BP; Liddell 
sawmill belt feedy:g good drive belts, dust 
rigs,. log Carly ay, 4 00d 
 
JG Wilson, Gitison, Ga. 20. H So Bira-- 
sall poiler and engine. mount ; One 0-1 
Frick mill. with ogging equipment - all 
good condition, used very little  
 
W E McCrimmon, Soperton Ga Ham- 
mer Feed Mill; Corn: shucker and shel- 
ter. Fordson Tractor to pull same, all 
'good condition; sell half price- or sees 
write for. full information | 
oR Parr, Warthen Ga Renthal Pea- 
nut Picker 16 ft lone _ model F good 
condition $200 fo b- ete 
 
EM Williams, Hilltonia Gx 6 hare 
Pairbanks Morse. engine | without: mag- 
Tors, cheap 
 
OE Falk, Ro Austell - ea. Pair mill | 
oles goog condition 47 in. dia; cheap 
or exc for half ton Ford truek good |" 
condition; also waterwheel sell or exc - 
 
J T Gayton, R 1 Rossville Ga 6 H P 
International gas engine; 20in. corn- 
mill; 8 in. International Feed Grinder, | 
all good condition  
 
D F Howard, -R 1 Blowery Branch Ga 
-DeLoach sawmill, light size suitable for 
Fordson Tractor, three -headblocks | 44 
in. saw; 80 Saw Murray gin, all steel 
12 in. saws, all good running condition | 
 
* Mrs. Jo Ae Kel, R 2 Calhoun Ga One 
100 egg hot. water ineubator; one 1007) 
chick oil burning brooder. both (Miller | 
make good condition $15. fer both? =< 
 
J J Blount Jr. Hawkinsville Ga One 
ton Forg truek good oe exc. for} 
Tractor 
 
BFE Masphy. Sandersville Ga 4995 
 
Franks Dusting machine slightly used 
but good condition; bargain  
Mrs W lL McNeil, Americus Ga One 
ton Maxwell truck good condition; exc 
for wind mill and tank good condition 
with piping, ete; also set mill rocks 
 
M L McRae, McRae Ga One Case) 
 
steel threshing thachine good condition; 
bargain : 
WD Stiles, Blue Ridge Ga DeLavel 
separator used only 10. days; sell cheap |- 
WaA Herring, Newnan Ga One I HC 
two, horse hay press good condition $80 
TO 8 
 
Te NE & W: N: Pate, Piswkinsvilie: Ga 
FPeanut Picker used 3 seasons; Peanut 
Hay rake; Gasoline engine practically 
new 
 
J T McAfee, Harrison Ga One 30 H 
P gas engine good. condition; Bancolt. 
make, practically, new $100  : 
 
L E Blanchard, Harlem Ga Winship 
25m outfit, pelt distributor. complete. 
with engine and boiler; sell on terms or 
exc for registered Jerseys, young stock 
preferred; outfit used to oe nat over 
500 bales cotton 
 
C*D Stewart, Buchanan Ga 4 10. Saw 
{2 in. Murray air blast gin outfit; also 
40.in; American Bidwer fan: make. pest. 
offer. 
 
<M  Cumby, Bowdon Ga- 20 H P Inter: 
national gas engine; two 36 in. grist 
mills; Cole make; belting, shafting, pul- 
leys: Planing machine dress 20 in. lum- 
ber; cheap all or any. part 
 
L A Palmer, ~Savannah Ga Liddell 
cotton gin and press; Small ground saw-. 
mill complete; - several thousand $b A2 
 
 im 
 
: gauge cay nee! 6) ft: Jone the ine bun- 
 
logging 
 
| machine good condition $150 f o b 
 
+: Pitts Lumber Co. Waverly Halt Sz. 
Complete. 30 ton Gruendler  feed mill 
with fan, elevator, dust collectors; 
Shafting, couplings, wood and iron pul- 
 
belting, check and globe valves; Few 9 
tooth Little Joe Harrows; on each 1000 
and 2000 Ib wagon bolster springs; Pair 
Sawyer Rev sacking scales; 20 H P In- 
ternational gas engine; sell or exec for 
10. H P engine; all good condition 
eS Boswell, Siloam Ga Peerless en- 
- P mounted; 
 
feed; Tom Huston skidder with 700 ft 
 
: valve ahd pulleys, hooks, ete; Fordson 
 
Tractor practically new; Moline Trac- 
tor good condition; Western Electric 32 
volt generator; Delco plant with 16 bat- 
teries; Ford truck good running condi-. 
ition; Sunlight Acetylene lighting plant 
with house fixtures > 
JI M Brown, McRae Ga- Peanut and 
grain _ thrash with. pelts and Ford Trac- 
tor engin $250. > 
 
National Pecan Groves oe Flintside 
Ga omplete 2 70 Saw Continental gin 
outfit; 30 H P stationary steam engine; 
screw press complete with tramper; 3 
Oliver bottom plows for tractor;~3 Sul- 
livan-Towson Disc Tractor plews; Case 
thrashing. machine -15- 30; sacrifice.  
 
FHC, Pitts, Box 977, Columbus Ga, 2-70 
 
ler ginning outfit with D B screw press 
and steam Hees good condition and 
bargain 
 
ag4 Shearam, 
pipe: complete | with valve for 4 70 saw 
gin: outfit, style used with belt distribu: 
tor to acomodate 40 in. tan 
 
_ MISCELLANEOUS FOR. SALE 
 
RF A Ring, Odum Ga Heart cypress. 
shingles~ $8 M 
 
CM Brennan, Columbus: Ga earwriok: 
spring one: horse 1000 Ib capacity. de- 
livery wagon, used but little, $45  
 
LE Harrison, Dublin Ga. "Vinegar, 
white ee red in 50 gal bbls. ibe gal: 
ft Hx bEsss 5 
 
E H Peavy. ay *esaele Ga McClellan. 
saddle $10 or exe for chickens 
 
RS Manney, Alamo Ga Several hun 
ft steel cable 1-2 and 3-4 in. good con- 
dition, - 200. to. 500 ft lengths; write: for. 
prices =~. 
 
ee TER LO) Kelley, Hur Ga Refrigerator 
300. evb-. capacity * suitable for dairy: n2e 
}Or exe for Buckeye incubator : 
 
M.M. 
pine 20 
tie dia, - 7 
ed Ds Griffith, Woolsey Ga coe to 100 
hull and meal sacks 8c ea. 
 
M J Dinkins, Ashburn Ga ee sacks, 
two sizes 10c and lic ea : 
 
  
 
at and up in length 19; on ie 
 
15 Ibs beef tallow; make best. Offer or 
will exe ur ; 
 
F J Payne, Baxley Ca. Selected ey- 
press shingles 4 in, w 
Me fob 
 
od A Ww Davis, Pendergrass Ga 2000 
four peck secong hand potato crates 
good condition be ea f o b 
 
CM Jackson, Lawrenceville Ga Wool 
carded into relis for old fashion spin- 
ning wheel; also wool into bats for 
 and mattress 
 
J M Reynolds, R 1. Summerville Ga 
 
Set single buggy harness $10 oe 
 
L Anderson, a Varnell Ga 2 horse 
wagon practically new, with bed and 
seat $50; also goose feathers $1 lb f ob 
 
. Mrs J F Garrett; Bowdon Ga 3 Ibs 
fresh. country butter per wk $1.15 del 
 
RS Anderson, Hawkinsville Ga Axe 
handles $1.25 ea fees 
 
fens $1 hun tbs, $18.50 ton fob. . 
Timber on 100 aeres land, yellow aes 
white pine, various kinds oak, large 
number cross ties hewing size? sell. tim- 
ber at stump 5 miles of highway, 8 mites 
Dahlonega; make best cash offer; Ad- 
dress Box 58, Rfd. 2, Cleveland Ga 
J  Anderson, Pike Ga Good home: 
made chairs, oak $1.25-ea f 0 b Ellijay 
 
Pa 
 
2 Mrs Ww PR Betts, Fairmount Ga: tee 
Two-lbs yellow Jersey butter a = 
45e Ib del 
 
f 
 
aged tobacco, for spraying beans 
cabbage 4 lbs 50c> del 
 
WD Porthress, Swainsboro, Ga Ky 
top buggy; 2 horse timber cart- with 
new chains: one stone; sell or exc for 
Ford truck 
 
Mrs R-L Mutcheson,   Forest Park 
Ga Canned blackberries. 25c Qt; or-exe 
for W Rock. hens or DEC Fishel 
 
-and 
 
--strain 
 
W B Rice, Dublin Ca Tobacco FHSS 
GW. Crawford, Felton Ga ileavy 
chain for drag harrow or logging oxen 
or mules, pulling chain $23 
 
  
 
 Walelaae  Ga 4 One 2 xt 
 
28 ins cylinder A B Farquhar thrashing | childs | chairs, dbl cane seat $h5 
 
leys, post hangers, ruber -and leather | 
 
Vance 20th Century sawmill and belt} 
 
Saw Limmus air blast double rib hub} 
 
Monroe, Oak Park Ga housh. : 
 
wide 18 in. long $9 | 
 
| cutting, lemon geranium 
 
W A Smith, 102 Bay St Bast Savan- 
nah Ga Ground oyster shell for chick- 
 
W Nunn, R dD Lnwscncevitis Ga Dam- |} 
 
verbena well rooted 5c ea; milk  
 
  
 
: iy oC Seknepn Duluth: Ca: Biwtes alae mY 
ea . 
Ge ss 
 
eee Chalker, 
500 bb capacity suitable for dairy good. as 
condition; sell: or exe 
 
UROREY BEES & BEE StPPLims 
-FOR SALE - 
Mrs JK Hall; ~ Hazlehurst Ga New ~ 
pright comb honey 12 1-2 Ib; amber We 
Ib, 60 Ib cans 
J A'Crummey, Hoctortown Ga_ Hue: 
extracted honey in 5 and 10 Ib pails 6 
 
  
 
10 1b pails to case $6.40 f ob; 12 No 6~ 
 
pails..$7.40;_ 10:71 pail by parcel - post | es 
prepaid $1. By 5 1p pail parcel post $1 
BF Giles, R.4 Doerun Ga Bright 
comb honey, gallberry, in cans from 40 _ 
to 70 Ibs 15c lb fo b 
~ Gallberry Honey Co. Baxley Ga Gall-. 
berry honey. packed in 10.1b pails $1.75 
ea or $1.50 ea in crates of - pails or 
more \, #  < j 
WE irokiers Mt Vernon Ga Honey 
in 5 lb pails, comb 16c lb, extracted 15 
lb; in-cases 6 pails; 60 Ib cans: comb hon-. 
ey 15e,lb fob - rhs 
LH Edentfield, R 3 Stinimore Ga New 
 
we 
 
crop: comb honey in Jb sections in stand- as 
 
ard: display case $5.50 case retur med or = 
$6 with case: Chunk in No 10 buckets  
$1.85 del or $7 case of 4. del; Chunk in 
 
ard: tins $15 hun del 
 
sO AS Morris, Baxley Ga wine grade a 
pails $9 spaikrf- 0b > So 
EE White, Dublin - Ga Bechives, "ee 
tractors.and beeswax we 
 
MJ Biackburn, R 2 
 
 
 
Blakely Ga 18 
 
Tbs nice yellow beeswax 35c) Ibadek 4% 
Tennille Ga Peledeane ; 
 
Mrs DG White; R 2 Blakely Ga e: a - 
Ibs beeswax 35 Tb g 
Mrs DJ Funderburg, Lawrenceville 
 
Ga 5 Vos beeswax 33 Ib del 
 
tO Hallman; Helena Ga Choice ee 
 
honey; one 10 Ib pail $2.25 del in 1 Gay oe 
 
six pails $10 f eb Gk: 2h, oy 
Socks Bennett, R 2 Sereven Ga 2 or 3 
gal good: nice olear honey $t, 15 gal  
D C Edenfield, R 3 Stillmore. Ga New> 
crop honey in lb sections 24 to standard eS 
display case $6 del or $5150 case. return-_ a 
 
72 Be ae 
 
.ed; Chunk honey in No 10 buckets $1.85 
 
del or case of four $7 del; Chunk honey 
 
in bulls in lard tins about 70 Ibs, 15 Tb ae 
del ~ 4 
 
PB Johnson, Manassa$ Ga 60 Ye cans 
amber honey /12 1b; Gallberry 15 Ib; 
several cases of 24 one Ib sections bright 
honey $4 case: all af  DS : 
 
FRESH & CURED MEATS  
FOR SALE ; 
Mrs Zi M Story, Thomson Ga couptry 
hams ~40c Ib = 
Mrs C V Gray, R 1 Rabun Ga 1 nice 
cured ham 13 Tbs 40e 1b det 
 
  
 
  
 
: Woman 8 pen  
 
Mrs W H Bulloch, Pelham Ga. 10. or |. 
 
FLOWERS, SEEDS & MONE 
eee FOR SALE Z c 
 
Mrs A Dean, Bex. 134, Rome. Ga. 
 
Jonquil bulbs 25 dz 
 
- Mrs Sallie Castleberry, Re rs Rome Pr 
 
Blue Tris lilly 30c dz or 4 dz. $1; Chry-~ 
}santhemums white cream, 
 
yellow Bee: 
red 25 dz or 5 dz $1; Day lilties orange 
25e dz. 4 dz $1; Catnip plants 20 dz or 
3 dz, 50c; Dusty miller 20c dz 3 dz 50e; 
Snapdragon 25c dz; white iris lilly , 50 ; 
 
az; Pimento. pepper plants lie dz 
 
Miss Decie LL Campbell, R 4 Daniels- 
ville Ga Moss. plants 5c dz; pinks all | 
colors 40c dz; eannas yellow 25 dz; 
phiox all colors 20 dz; lilly all Colona: 
25 dz 
 
Miss Ida. Mae Wilson. R. 1 Pitts Ga 
 
Teddy Jr and Roosevelt fern small size __ 
 
lic large size 20c; Rattlesnake fern 10c 
10c cutting,  
rooted 15c; Large leaf oxalis pink and 
white 10e ea; St Bernards lilly 20c ea; 
Xmas, Rattlesnake, Crabclaw and Tree ~~ 
cactus 2 cuttings 15 or 1c ea; old rose  
color and pink and white striped Jus-- 
tischia. 10, cutting; dark purple and . 
bright red verbena well rooted 2 for 15; 
pink sand~ verbena well rooted 5 ea; 
 
}milk and wine lilly 15c ea; add postage 
 
on all orders for Jess than 25e 
Mrs Saltie Watson, R i Pitts Ga. Large 
leaf pink and thite oxalis 106%ea; Ted- 
 
dy Jr and Roosevelt fern 20c ea; Rattle. 
 
snake fern 16c cutting; St Bernards lil- 
ly 20c ea; Lemon-geranium. 10c cutting;  
Xmas; Crabclaw, Rattlesnake and Tree 
Cactus 2 euttings. 15c; umbrella palm 
nice size 20c ea; dark purple and red  
verbena well rooted 2 for 15c; pink sand. 
and * 
wine lilly 15c ea; large doulile red yvellow' . 
and red and yellow variegated cannas 
3 for L0c; 35e dz; add postage on small 
orders less than 25 Be 
Mrs W T Couch, -R 6 Gatnesyilie Ga 
 
| White hydrangia cuttings 10 ea; nice es 
rooted Sword ferns 10c ea; pink and old ; : 
 
rose oxalis 10 rooted bunch< * a 
eRe ae Mason, R 2. Woodstock Ge 
. bs : * = 
 
  
 
Svera. Ga Refrigerator vere 
   
   
 
  
 
es Pens 
 
Woman s Department 
_ FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS 
FOR SALE  
- Miss Tue Etter Harrison, Dublin Ga 
: Nice well rooted water lillies 25 ea, or 
E25 EOF OS) 
oe Miss. Plorrie Hug neve R 1 Ranger Ga 
Carnations 25 ea: cuttings 15c; Gloria 
D Challine Begonia 20c;. white conk b- 
gonia 15c ea; Sword ferns 25 ea; Grape 
ibegonia 20c; Xmas Cherries 10e ea; red 
hollyhocks 12c dz Burning Bush plants 
12 dz; Portulaca plants. 12 dz; rain=: 
- bow ferns, 25 ea; Gaspot Trumpet 20 
ea; Justischia lic; Lantana. 20c ea; 
Justischia He: Lantana 20 ea, Daisy 
chr -sarithemums 20 ea; catnip 10 ea 
iss Vivian Gable, Brooks, Ga Aug 
rooted oleanders two varieties single} 
yellow 40c; semi-dbl white 35. 
Mes EF Carter, Lake Park Ga Giant 
red: Easter lillies $1 dz 6,dz $5 Purple 
\wisteria and Hurrah vines 85 ea; sweet 
-honeysuckle.vines 25c ea; white jonquil 
bulbs 25c dz 5 dz $1; Giant white spider 
lillies and spanish palms 75c ea; BEEN, 
Sword, and. Roosevelt . ferns 85 ea; 3 for 
$1; Red and salmon sultanas obc- ea, 
cuttings 2 for 25c: maple and Thurstoni | 
begonia -euttings 2 2 for 25c;.exe for yale 
_jow or eream iris ~ 
his F' Green, RY Cumming Ga 
Blooming white sultanas 20c ea} rooted 
orange, purple, dark pink sultanas Ade 
-ea; all four colors 55 
PMers: Ta VE Aderholt, Lavonia: Ga i/ 
water lilly 25c; Orange sultanas 25 
* Fverblooming begonia 10c; Bronze jew 
~~ 40e: the lot for 50c; all rooted plants * 
Mrs lL H Coe, Eastanollee,Ga Dah- 
* lias: tris, snow ta summer, gladioli 
eaetus, sweet williams, ageratum, fox- 
pelos and, perennial phlox, honeysuckle 
and trumpet vines; exc for white feed 
or flour sacks 
Mrs Z M Story, Whomson Ga Marigold 
"plants and hollyhock 250. dz 
Mrs WH Humphries, Ril Browns 
Crossing Ga Angel single trumpet well 
rooted 25c ea or exc for Cala Lilly 
_ bloomi 2 size; Geraniums rooted white 
and red Ivy geraniums 
Mers: dh bewus, | hs 3. Adairsville Ga 
Write narcissus 25c dz 
Mrs Delia Fife, -Armuchee Gay Pur 
Upl and white iris, orange June lilly 
- 35c dz; pink, purple and 2 shades of red 
- white center verbena 10, ea, 12, colors 
rose cuttings 1dc dz; 3 kinds narcissus 
35c dz; mixed petunia dbl and single 
summer blooming chrysanthemums, 
- Portulaca, snapdragon, dbl and sgl har- 
a hollyhock, perriwinkle - 20c dz nice 
~plants: yellow hardy snapdragon. Lie dz; 
3 mixed larkspur for fall planting 10c. for 
3 teaspoons; hardy daisies, dbl day lilly. 
2 for 15e: spengeria fern 15e; blue helio- 
trope 6 for 20c 
Miss Cuba Carter, Lake Park Ga Bos-} 
ton, Sword; Roosevelt, Fluffy. Ruffle, 
Plumosis, Nanus and. Dwart Sword 
ferns 35 ea 3 for $1; Blue wonder lilly, 
umbrella palm, salmon pink and scarlet: 
red geraniums, red and salmon sultanas 
all well rooted 25c ea, any 5 for $15 
Giant pillow of fire cannas $1 dz; Crim- | 
son ibedder, Queen Helen, Allemania |: 
and Red King Humbert cannas 3 for 
2hc, oe dz large lear elephant ear 
bulbs 20 ea 6 for $1; pink osalis bulbs. 
20 dz 3 dz 50c, $1 hun; salmon color 
day lillies 3 for 25 
Mrs A P Hutcheson, R 8 Temple Ga 
Cigar cuttings 2 for bbc; Fuschia cut- 
tings 2 for 15: geraniums white, red 
pink cuttings 3 for 15; begonia red and 
pink 2 cuttings 15c; maple begonia 15; 
eutting Leopard begonia 25c; Maiden- 
hair fern 40e; Justischia cuttings 3. for 
. 25e; Sword ferns 15 : 
Mrs MOG Conner, R 7 Gainesville Ga 
Strong rooted plants all kinds ferns 
and begonias; all color geraniums, sul- 
tanas, lantanas, Pagers hibiscus, dbl 
petunias 20c ea 2 f 356; 6 for $1, $1.75 
az; Coleus 10c ea 3 for 25e; add postage 
for orders less than $1 
Jessie Cash, R3 Flowery Branch Ga 
: Narcissus bulbs 25c. dz; May Cherry 
- seed 25 pt} scullion button onion sets 
_25 pt; mixed seventop and globe tur- 
nip seed from seedling stalks: rie: 02), add 
pestage 
Mrs=T  Floyd, R 2 Chipley Ga 6. 
blue flowered rooted boxvine plants 35;. 
Four rooted Morning Glory plants; 
Moonvine different kinds 35c; 20 blue 
Japanese Iris bulbs 35c; Daffodils, Jon- 
quils, Hyacinths, etc 20 bulbs 35c; Apr 
blooming Star of Bethlehem 25 bulbs for 
35c? Four. March. blooming: @b!I Star of 
Bethlehem bulbs for 35c; Four -Chinese 
Sacred lillv bulbs 35; six white Ger- 
man Iris 35; 25 moon vine or 23<red 
hihiscus seed 10e; alk del 
Wood Lawn Nursery, Greenville Ga 
2009: orange and lemon lilly bulbs $5 
~hun del; Woods ferns $1 dz prepaid: 
white hedge rooted boeeveuce $3 huh: 
dels  7 * : 
Miss Lillie Zetlars. R 4 Li incolnton Ga 
 
aN 
 
oe aha putter and egg 
 
| bulbs mixed 26c dz; Star. of Bethlehem 
 
20c dz; Larkspur seed 8e pkg: Pretty by. 
night-seed 8c pkg; Large Japanese sun- 
Llowr seed 10 pksy small carnation. 
pink seed 10 pkgs; exc for any color 
sultana at 10 or. abrined Wandering jew 
at: 2e cutting  
 
Mrs Hala. Rickette, AR ek Fairmount 
Ga Yellow jonquils 15e hun; butter and 
}egse $1 hun; snowdrops 5Oc hun; Blue 
iris lillies $1.50. hun: Purple and pink 
verbena 20c. dz; peppermint plants $i 
hun; white peonies 40 ea: Jacobs Lad- 
der 25 dz 5 dz $1; Green and white 
striped Century ~ vilant well rooted 20c 
ea; -snowhball and pink crepe myrtl.25 
ea; _seventop turnip seed dC. tablespoon | 
or 8. for b2q7. 47 e 
 
Miss Mary Hughey, AR 1 Ranger Ga 
Dbl red geranium 20c ea rooted: single 
ned geranium rooted 15 ea; white be- 
 
oni: rooted | 25 ea; Apr plooming yel- 
ie narcissus 25c dz; white Apr bloom- 
ing narcissus<25c. dz; Xmas cherry 10 
ea; red. with white center pansy gera- 
niums | rooted 25c; salmon pink pansy. 
gerayiums rooted 25 ea; extra. large 
abl red carnation well. rooted 20e eay 
Justischia rooted 15c ea; four o clogs 
plants 15 ea; mistletoe geraniums 
rooted 15e ea; China asters mixed: cl- 
ors 25 dz; variegated carnations: 10 
a 
 
Mrs JF Lewis, R 2 saulieee Park Ga. 
Sweet scented white narcissus) bulbs 29 
dy or exe for hatching eBSs:. also eden. 
lilies same price / 
 
Mrs _ Mae Turner, R 4 Cleveland Gal 
Little Summer petunia all colors 25a for | 
50: plants; little summer phlox 25 dz 
Nl cglors; wild cherry tree bark 59 Ib: 
garden horse mint for tea 50 Ib: gar- 
den diteney- 50, Tb for tea; blue Aug: lil- 
ly 10c buneh; pink oxalis 10c bunch 
 
porch vine orange, color plooms Wei 
rooted 25c: several colors large bloom- 
mz mums large plants 35 dz; large 
bulbs white narcissus 40c az 5 dz 70; 
small, blooming cluster yellow narcis- 
 
white Easter lilly. e1 dz. 
 
Caladium well packed 50 ea 
 
Mrs\ J @ Fades, R. 7 Gainesville Ga 
Ready rooted Justischia 10e; ready root: 
ed orange color. lantannas 10; Leopard 
begonia, dc: Sword and | Maidenhair 
ferns 15c; db] req peranium  3 cuttings 
for 10; Deethorn, Xmas and dbl red 
May and. June eactus, "3: cutting St of 
either 10@ ae eee 
 
Christine Jones, ERece Tala, Ga J yn quil 
bulbs $1. hun, or exc for heifer ca 8 or 
10 mos oldany breed, or S L ~Wyan- 
dotte GUIGKS:.. 2) 
 
Mrs Md: White; R41, Gobi eal Ga | 
Boston and Sword ferns well rooted 10 
ea; Oxalis pink and white 3 bulbs 10e: 
Geranium red, white and pink cuttings 
2 for 5c; well rooted 15e 6a; ee Cac: 
tus rooted 10c ea ~ cuttings \2 fGr 5c: 
Thanksgiving cactus pink, and pet well 
rooted 10c ea, cuttings 2 for 5; Aug lid- 
lies large size 15c ea; tuberose 3. for 10; 
-Green jew 10c dz: Leopard begonia, 206 
ea; Mistletoe geranium ac. ea; Star 
Bethlehem 10c. dz; Buttercups  
green and white stripe grass 10c dz 
 
Mrs J W Roper, R.% Gainesville Ga 
 
j Hydrangia pink and white cuttings 5c | 
 
en; few rooted bunches pink hydrangia 
10e ea; dbl geranium white, 2 kinds 
pink; 2. kinds red orange color. lantana. 
red weeping lantana, red justischia, red 
cactus cuttings 5c ea-or 6 for 25c; white 
August: lilly, Sword fern, large leaf 
| oxalis, grape begonia, red gladioli 
0c. ea: 
wandering jew, green and: white. green 
stvined cuttings 2 for5c;.add postage 
 
Mrs G Conner,: R 7 Gainesville 
Rooted. red, white and pink | geranium 
20G-eas 
10e ea: 
 
Carmine Fuschia 20 ea; Salvia 
salmon, pink, orange and red 
 
ting; trailing coleus10;* hibiseus 20e% 
ea; spengeria. -25; large pink and red. 
summer cactus 10 
 
Mrs R J Otting, R 4 Rome Ga Blue 
Iris lillies 30e dz: Mums white, yellow, 
creain, bronze and red30e dz; white 
ones 4-dz $1; snapdragon mixed colors 
tle field daisies. 2 dz 25c; day lillies 
orange color dbl.5 dz $15, Feverfew dbl 
white 30c dz, 4. dz $1; hydrangia, berry 
plants $1.50 hun well rooted; Blue Dam- 
son plum 10 and i5 ea = 
Verbena plants mixed colors 
enapdragon 30: dz: 
 
40e dz: 
 
  
 
HlHes 25 dz, blue iris 806 ie 
 
| Miss. Huldah Willanis, oR Moultrie 
Ga Rooted conkshell pink Roe Loo: 
| single red geranium 10 cutting: pur- 
Lj ple and green dow vac cutti 
J wine lk es and 
 
23 
 
for large Size 
3 SBN 
 
{3 ge Lawrence- aE 
 
Mrs. G Thens~ Butler Ga- Perennial 
 
sus bulbs 80 dz 2. dz 50c; strong ee 
 
Mrs Ina Wooten, Tignall Ga Upright 
 
Fate 
 
small leaf pink oxalis 3c. ea; 
 
Ga |{t 
 
20c ea; Boston, Sword and mixed ferns | 
 
snitana 29 ea; alt kinds: begonias. root- : 
ed 520-7and- 25e ea; dustisehia 10 cut. at 
 
0c dz; verbena mixed color 40c dz; lit-. 
 
Miss Rosetter Otting, R 4 Rome Ga 
 
Little field dais: es | 
1l5e dz or 2 AZ. 25" feverfew 25e dz; day } 4 
 
ge; milk and |# 
 
4 ; _ Woodr : 
Rooted weeping ag 3 
pink crepe myrtle 30 ea; e 
Strawberry plants 50c hun- 
 
Miss Cora Turner, BS 4 Glevelana Ga} 
 
Purple pell 5c. bunch; Red dbl geranium 
bunch; sweet williams 10e. bunch; 
 
root 50c Ib a 
NETS. Dinah Efler, R3 Hilijay Ga Sev- 
eral rooted Xmas cactus 10c ea; orange 
 
iets 1)c/ az. 
 
Mrs Sarah - Grindle, Rea Dahlonega | 
Ga All-eolor Japan pinks; all cBlor pe- 
tunias and holly hocks plants; Mallards 
all 15e dz: Rainbow moss, oxalis, whit= 
striped jew. 2 for 5c: blooming moss 15 
dg; dbl hibiscus justi hia, dbl petunia, 
dbl red geraniums, pink hydrang gia cut- 
tings 2 for BG: add postage. : 
 
Miss Dollie Rig eins, 4 Rome Ga 
ing bush 10c dz; large type white yose 
cutting be ea; all monthly rose roses 
pink. monthly rose, 2 cuttings 5; butter- 
 
ape of Star 1de dz; Blue Iris Lilly Boe 
z, or 4 qz $1; add postage. RS eo 
Miss atelynn Buice, Re an Cumming 
Ga Sultana rooted, DUES orang eo and 
salmon pink, 15 ea. 
Mrs C Ric, Maxeys Ga Yellow lan- 
tana and purple trailing lantana rooted | 
 
eutting 5; Grape begonia. 10 ea; root- 
ed green iow. 23 
 
~~ 
 
shasta Bip ee day oe deh 
prs 20 az: blue violets - 0g 
cactus 5; Xmas cactus 5 e cuttin 
 
13 yr aid Justischia. 35 
vr eld abi red Sera, um 
single red 10c cutting - 
tana 10e cutting; pink and white Ox- 
palis 10- cutti Tansy be ae 
Burning bush p ; 
 
$ 
 
ieee lillies 25 az : 
Miss Marsena, Hughey, R y Ranger 
Ga Hollyhock 13 dz; Kochia Lie dz: 
portulaca 15 dg; larkspur 20 du; daisy 
{ chrysanthemums 20ce dz; white begonia 
 
Challine begonia 20 ea; Gabrel Trum- 
pet 20c ea: sweet williams. 20c dz; par- 
jrot feather 25c dz; catnip..20e buneh. 
dusty miller 10 bunch zennias, lbe dz; 
Narcissus 25 aaj orange. didlies 
jonquils $t- Tn fireball, geranium, cut 
tings 15 ea} asting Sweet scented Vio- 
lets 15 az: pODDY. Ae dz; Xmas cherry 
150 GBs. aoe 
 
Wemen Ss Bipasocak 
 
_ FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS  
Mrs Ww. S Wiley, Ashburn Ga Some- 
 
  
 
i Bibby Jelly on halves 
fe D y Watson, RL Auburn of Flower 
 
| postage: also wal iakets 
 
Pwilk make apple or ~blackhy a jelly on 
halves for anyone who wi furnish glas- 
ses for their own and sugar for-all~ 
 
Miss Minonette Barnes, ES = Rocking. 
ham Ga Vases 50, 60 and 25 ea; trays 
20c ea and up; baskets 5c 2 
 
exe. any of above for eres or de 
chicks, Or. flour sacks 5 
 
In es aay vo 
some. dishonest 
_ Sometimes 
_vertising his offerings. 
 
Bulletin.  
 
Bulletin and write direct to 
mate their fraud. 
 
We 
 
If you feel that you have 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
a4 | blackberry jelly Loe per mold. 
 
well rooted 10c bunch; hardy. phlox BC, 
ne. 
 
cactus well rope. 10 bunch; yellow pe 
 
lillies 25c dz; white and eeeareS: vio. 
 
Snapdragon. mixed colors 25e dz; burn: | 
 
cups large type bulbs 50c hun; Betile- -| 
 
.0 ea, /cuttings: 5c; Mums large type. 
8 different eolors 25c dz; 4 colors. ge- | 
raniums red pink and rosebud. cuttings 
156 rooted | LO; mistletoe geraniums 10}- 
 
for ae orange begonia 
 
a ee ie 
nge-color Jan-- 
 
20c ea; shaking ferns. 20 ea; Gloria de i 
 
a associations 
 
one to furnish. sugar and. containers and. |. 
 
and up or: 
 
Mrs M Soy, 
 
Mrs T  Gaines, R 3 Hart vell Ga. 
 
1g | Two nice peacock tails; make best. of 
 
fer. : A 
 
Mrs KF B Summers, Jonesboro Ga 1 
pints newly made. dewberry jam 25: 
ingluding jar; also Suntlower design. 
quilt $6; 3 service quilts $4.50 ea 
Helen Watson, R 1 Auburn Ga Elow- 5 
er baskets made of honeys uckle vine 
30g. a; add postage  .. - 
 
Miss Orie Stephens, R- 1 yiveciad Ga 
3 new, bed quilts never used $5 ea f 0 b 
 
; , Essi e dace R 9 Gainesville Ga Will 
 
make apple and blackberry jelly for 
anyone on halves who will, furnish all 
sugar and their part of glasses 
_. Miss Jennie Seago, Vienna Ga: Feath- 
er bed 30 Ibs, fairly good goose feathers 
ola; Pair good, feather. pillows large 
size $3 pair or exc all. for young: cow 
giving 2 gal ger day I 
 
Mrs Edith Free, sk 3 Clarkesville Ga 
Someone furnish: s ena I will make 
grape jelly and)aj pple Jelly on, halv es. 
 
Womans Department 
FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS  
p WANTED. ae 
Mrs- Ww TWumphries, R 1- ee 
x rossing Ga Few Seed. of all color: 
Faltheas; 1 red,'1 white, ae type ae 
 
Ve 
a 
 
ie 
 
  
 
santhemums; buy OF eXC 
 
  
 
SIGNS HELP. KEEP. COUNTY | 
FREE OF BOVINE 
 
~ 
 
AL Ea itle in ae county have peen. 
tested. for tuberculosis, and there ai e 
signs.on all highwiys leading into the 
county warning cattle owners .not to 
bring eattle into, the. county. unless Mey 
 
ee have been tested. 
 
dz; atre 
Bek ae a recent .report. from Gooding County 
 
This. progressive: metho deser ibea in. 
 
Idaho, shows the strong public senti 
 
ment prevailing there for combating tue 
bereulosis of livestoek. Veterinary of- 
ficials. of the, United States Department. 
of Agr iculture have frequently stresse 
 
the fact that once a county has success- 
fully eradicated the disease local. and 
 
ce State officials should | supervise traffic 
4 in, 
 
cattle to prevent infection from 
gaining entrance. Fhe method of post  
ing the. highways. with suitable signs 
is considered a valuable help in: keeping 
tuberewlosis out of a. county. \. 
Gooding County, Idaho, besides being 
accredited - as free from. the disease, 
an. important and tyell- developed  dair 
region. The last report of the Good 
ounty Cooperative. Cow- -Testing As: 
ciation  shows an average annual Pro: 
duction of 6,183. pounds of milk per co 
There are 39 purebr ed bulls in the, oe 
of the county,~ cand 
members of: the cow-testing associati oi 
 
are using purebred bulls in their breed 
 
ting operations. aes s. Dept., of en 
ture. aA 
 
THE SUCCESSFUL FARMER 
The man who makes the greatest su 
cess on the farm. is the one who mak 
the farm not. only his place of busine 
but. his home. Phe farmer. who builds 
 
| himself a home an-dsutrounds it wi 
Mrs JH Slaton, R 9 Ga resville Ga i 
 
shrubbery, and flowers, who takes pi 
in its appearance, is generally. the ma 
who. provides from his: own! Fata a grea 
 
Having a. pride in, his homie, xe is ni 
 
urally proud of the acres which make 
his home possible, and farms it in @ 
business- like. manner. ~Farm & Ranch, 
 
  
 
tahding erg 
 
olume of offerings handled by this office, 
people have defraude 
 
June 19th, 
 
Ss 
ns 
 
PEN CRAY Seo DOMED ATS CHES 
 
d our citizens. 
 
he dishonest. person has imposed on us by ad- 
As soon as we learn of their frau- jf 
dulent methods, they are denied any further use of the | 
Then they watch the offerings. in the Market 
 
the owner and thus consum- A 
 
Therefore, we have decided to offer a Aigdcing reward | 
of two hundred dollars for the criminal conviction of any 
 
person wherein. the transaction grew out of the: use of the | 
Market Bulletin i m any manner.  
 
been defrauded as above ee 
 
scribed, submit your evidence to an attorney, and if he 
_ thinks a fraud has been committed, either State or Fed- 
eral, ask him to proceed with the prosecution. 
ward will amply take care of all fees and expenses. 
 
STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS, , 
: ve Hancock, Acting eee 
 
This re- i 
 
  
   
 ce are sae ny different dene as to 
and feeding of hens during the 
hot summer months. Some are 
, Some are poor, but there are some. 
 
ane must 
 
hie 
 
The gine stock must be kept | as 
comfortable during the summer as pos- 
ible and, to do this, the poultry raisers 
nust feed the Popes feeds in | the pro- 
 
sion pouitryman, ie of Agr pues 
rersity. of ATEARSOS: 
 
a nae often they are mate 6 eee 
uge they do not have access to. 
bene water at all times ne. 
 
the lay. 
 
yard Gs in summer. It is true that 
yee louse should be free from 
 
the hot oe of summer, 
Z 2088 Feed in Gs : 
 
fore, they. will oa consume as 
_ However, if: two. foods are given 
 
he hens are still fed the same 
oe nt Of scratch grain as. they were: 
 
y. Hot eat. the laying mash, which. 
ex: neee. to eat for & & production. | 
 
hem. to ae more mash, 
a the feed that produces the 
 
ecessary that the mash be 
ns Toth ti it. at all times. 
 
0 be near the mash } 
 
ny os many times ie dusdiion is 
Does a hen get too fat to lay? 
inquirer goes on to say that his 
 
is are fat as they can be, but they 
not laying eggs and he wants to 
the trouble. The 
 
re you feeding? Rui o 
 
naeele as. a ants, will not. pengune 
es, but it will produce fat, and herein, 
's the answer to. the question. 
 
hey are being fed a ration that 
uce fat and. not.eggs. This is 
on for cutting down on the 
ae in: Summer and foreing the 
 
sroody hen should never. be 
 
while in the proody coop. 
 
hile hens are being. broken up from 
1 they should have the same feed 
hey} haq while laying. This is so 
ha when the broody spell is over the 
 
d hee ea. awil not have to pe 
back up for eg  production. 
Be slow. to chanee from a ration that 
ting results and never: allow your 
ed to give out, because. any. little 
hange in feeding will upset the hens 
and make a decrease in egg production. 
-Farm & Ranch, issue 6+ 12-26) 
 
MATURING PECAN BUDW 00D 
 
Charles L. Edwards ae 
ny who began planting pecan trees 
e cr more years ago now have tr ees 
b@hring. Some of the trees have. 
so well that the owners having na- 
pecan growth on their places would 
to work it from such of their trans- 
nted as have- made good beginnings. 
 
Foi _this purpose shoots of the prsent| 
 
iS son s growth are usually selected. 
. put the buds on these shoots in 
pe to give best results in propaga- 
the procss is called artificial ma- 
 
8, and is simple. enough. : 
 
Select the strongest growth of the 
sent season from the- best bearing: 
1d clip off the leaves, beginning 
 
se of the shoot and continuing 
uirds of its length, allow. the 
 
ings may } 
ed py the ; 
 
be observed in} 
 
when freed in this manner from leaves 
 
j tion on the part of the workman. 
 
-sommand the attention of those who 
 
less expensive, to ship, bsides being of 
rgreater value to the customer 
 
= received in.such a condition. 
 
such. buds may be- used to advantage all 
 
Pwork, buds of. the present season, ma: | 
 
| sidered preferable to buds kept in cor: WN 
 
ae remembered that there has 
| growers during the past five. years. Just 
 
| neighbor has a tree some twenty feet 
 
qustion, | 
 
| vy the time the buds are two years old. 
1in the meantime, our fossilized. fellow-. 
 
it takes a lifetime for a pecan tree to, 
|money to bud the common trees with 
 
19th. 
 
PIN: GREY PICKLES AND PRE 
 
whole cucumbers and a_ fancy slender | 5 
jar of uicumber rings is the difference 
| petween no Sale at all for one product 
 
ing it, and from. packing the finished 
 
also in making it good to look at for 
 
 attractive: products that are 
Plers. > 
 
the brine tests ac id, from:3 to- 
hot weather; the cucumbers should * be 
 
of hours. 
 
  
 
MARK 
 
eo ye z or ee 
Pehat | no imtervend since the leaves: a 
 
were clipped, the buds have gained in 
plumpne and vitality and better sav- 
 
patch method. There is also 
a gain in the number of buds available 
for use on the twig from which the 
leaves were cut.- : 
 
Another grat gain is the convenience 
in handling and putting on the buds 
 
and stems. Not only is the bud niore 
easily, gotten. into place, but it is in bet- 
ter shape for Wen e and tying on. 
These ~ advantage along with the in. 
ereaseq number. of living buds secured | 
make the plan well worthy of considera- 
 
This mode Of maturing buds Should | 
 
ship budwood for use of their patrons] 
during the summer months. When so 
treated, the packages are lighter and 
 
than 
 
stems that wither during trarisit, Any 
workman knowing the difference vould, 
be justified, in refusing to handle buds} 
Bt IS as 
| well: -known, fact that buds artificially 
matured will bear shipment hundreds of. 
miles in warm weather sand will retain 
their vitality. for several days after 
reaching destination; but it is always 
advisable to use them with as a de- 
lay as possible, 
_ Vime of Maturing 
 
.Bydw ood may be matured in-this way | 
during the whoie Summer, 
early tallin- fact, just so Jong as bark | 
will slip freely. In favorable sasons 
 
through September and during the first 
half. of October. alte. settings. usually | 
remain dormant through late fall and 
the following winter, but come out with | 
beginning of sap-flow the next spring. 
 
After the middle of Jilly, in.my own 
 
tured by the artificial process, are con- 
 
Storage. . 
 
While this way of. maturing puds may. 
be of little. interest except to those al- 
ready having first-class trees, it niust 
ee a 
 
wonderful increase in the number 
 
across the street. from my home a 
 
high worked with a dozen or more buds 
of the Halbert, pecan on September 30, 
1924. 
nuts, and that. man is going. to have a 
fine showing of ripe pecans at his house 
 
creatures will continue to preach that 
bear, and. that ihosae waste of time and 
 
better sorts. Farm & Ranch, June 
 
SERVES 
 
The difeerence: as: a quart jar of 
 
ang a heavy demand for the other at a- 
fancy price. And that difference, comes | 
from having a good recipe, and follow- 
 
wroduct im; a commercial container, ; 
Phere is money to be had from fancy 
pickles and: preserves: but extreme care 
must be taken not only in making the 
product. wholesome and good to eat but 
 
the first appeal is made to. the eye. 
Here are some dependable recipes for 
good sel- 
 
Gaturnber, Rings for Serectmests- 
Cucumbers should pe-cured in a Loe 
made by adding about 1 1-2 pounds of 
 
salt to 1galln of water. AS soon as 
q days in 
 
freshened py standing in cold water for 
about 2 hours ang .then sliced, Drain 
and let stand for 2 or 3 hours in a weak 
vinegar solution (1 cup vinegar to 3 
cups, water.) Only elear. white yvinezsar 
should be used. Then add another cup 
of vinegar and allow to stand a eoupte 
Then add for every 3 pounds 
of sliced cucumbers, 2 pounds of sugar, 
1 1-2 ounces of Stick cinnamon, 3-4 
ounce whole cloves, 3-4 ounce dried gin-. 
ger. root. Cook the cucumbers in. this 
SUEUD | so that the. slices become plump. 
 
in the center of gach: ee ory 
 
had from them when work- | 
 
as well asin |. 
 
The tree is now heavily set with 
 
| from 1 1-2 pounds sugar, 2 1- 2 quarts cf 
 
ltil clear and transparent. 
 
  
 
tT Bonne PIN 
 
Ween 
 
. Fig praeek: 
6 quarts figs, 2 2 quarts sugar, 3 dunrts 
water. ~ 
 
Peel. the figs with a tye solution in 
 
same manner as peling: peaches. (With | 
 
some varieties of figs more lye is need- 
ed.) Rinse figs, dvain well. and let 
 
{stand in shallow trays in sunshine for 
 
1 to 2ehours before preserving. Then 
gradually add fruit to the skimmed  
ing syrup which has previously: be 
 
rade. by boiling the sugar ang w athe r 
 
|together for.10 minutes. Cook rapidly 
until the figs are clear and transparent. 
Carefully Vite the friits out and place in 
shallow pans or trays. Cook syrup. to 
222 to 224 desres Fahrenheit, and pour 
hot over figs and allow them to stand 
etait to plump. Pack the figs. old 
 
ee oie jars, fill each jar to over 
How ng with the syrup. Cap, clamp, 
and process il-dunce jars for 15 min- 
utes at boiling or 30 minutes at. sim- 
mering. 
 
a Dixie Relish. 
 
This relish may be made of Spanish | 
peppers or bell-peppers may be_ used, 
It is necessary to put the ingredients | 
through a food chopper in order to se- 
cure. uniform texture. 
 
ak quart chopped cabbage, 1 pine: whike 
onions, 1 pint chopped sweet red pep- 
per, he pint chopped sweet green pepper, 
5 tablespoonsful salt, 4. tablespoonsful 
mustard seed (yellow), | 2 tablespoonsful4 
eelery seed (crushed), 3-4 cup sugar, 1 
quart vinegar. Chayotte may be used 
{instead of cabbage.- ; 5 
 
Soak the peppers in brine for 
hours (use 1 up salt to 1 gallon wa- 
ter). Freshen in clear cold water for 1 
er 2 hours. \Drain well... Remove seeds 
and white sections. Chop separately 
and measure the cabbage, peppers and 
onions, before mixing. Add Spices, su- 
gar and vinegar. Tet stand overnight 
in covered crock. or enameled vessels. 
Pack in 11-otince sterilized jars. - In 
packing, first drain off. yinegar to get 
ta good pack of the relish. After pack- 
ing solidly, garnish on opposite sides of 
each jar at seams wth slender pointed 
strips of red pepper about 1-4 ineh wide 
and) 3 inches long. When these. strips 
are neatly, placed in vertical position fill 
the jar to overflowing with the vinegar 
in which the relish has stood. Paddle 
earefully, adjust lid and clamp. Pyro- 
css 10 to 15 minutes in water bath at) 
simmering. (190 degrees Fahrenheit.) | 
 
- Waiermelon Rind Preserves  
 
Lt pound - rind, 1 tablespoon lime, 
quart, water. 
 
The rind should have all of the gren 
part carefully removeg as well as the; 
red portion, and should be cut from 1-4 
to 3-8 inch in thickness, When a stand- 
ard. pack for market is being made, the. 
 
22 
 
1 
 
rind should be cut with a doughnut cme . 
 
ter of approved size. 
Soak thres hours, - freshen one to two: 
 
_thours in clear water; drain and boil in 
| elear water for ofte hour or longer, de- | 
 
rind used. 
syrup made 
 
pending on the kind Of 
rain,. drop into boiling 
 
Add 1-2 lemon sliced. Boil un 
{From one 
hour and 45 minutes to two Fars and | 
 
a 
 
water. 
 
se Tee Rp Ne ge ee ; 
 
ane syrup should  Tonister Too aan 
gress to 224 degrees Fahrenheit when 
finished. If the syrup becomes dense 
 
Peters the rind is transparent, pene ~ 
 
water may be added. 
ieee Fig Conserve 
 
2 pounds fresh figs, or 1 quart fies 
plein canned), 1 orange, 1-8 teaspoon 
of salt. 1 1-2 pounds sugar, 1-2 cup pe- 
cans (sheclied.) 
, Cut all, except nuts, into small pieces 
and cook: until thick and transparent, 
about 1 hour. Add nuts 5 minutes F- 
fore removing from stove. Pack into 
sterilized jars and process pint jart at 
 
simmering 39 minutes. --Sou. Ruralist, 
July Ist. < 
 
The Alabama fxperiment Station 
wanted, to know the real value.of plant- 
ing cowpeas in, corn -raic ddles at the ast re 
cultivation. To determine this val 
 
an experiment was started on the ex: 
Ree Rens station at Auburn. It con. 
sisted of two plots, each of which r: 
esived ample acid phosphate and kainit 
each year for corn, but cowpeas were 
planted in the corn middles of one and 
 
nothing was planted in the middles of | 
 
the other. i  
 
2 During the first 10 years the average 
 
annual corn vield where cowpeas were 
 
planted  was, 49.2 bushels s acre; 
 
peas were pla ao a was 
j sy 
 
a 
 
|}Hainy Vetch seed for Aug del; 
 
A PACH 
 
' During. he last nces- years the plot 
receiving cowpeas made 17.4 bushels, 
and that receiving no cowpeas 
8.8 bushels. , 
 
In other onde: By adding einer 
fertilizer and planting peas in the. 
middles. each year, corn production 
year after year was 
tained during 23 years; whil the yield 
on the adjoining plot receiving 
same amount of mineral fertilizer but 
no legume dropped to half pin tte AL ' 
was at the beginning. . 
 
The results of this experiment cause 
Prof, iM. J.. Funchess, director of the 
experiment station, to suggest that cow- 
peas or Some other suitable legume be 
planted in every corn middie at the: 
last cultivation this year. HEP? Oy _ Davis, 
in The Ler ecerte Farmer. a 
 
  
 
. CATTLE WANTED % 
RS Anderson, Hawkinsville Ga One 
car yearlings 
EF J Payne, Baxley Ga Several cars. 
beef cattle, Org shipment 
 
in HOGS WANTED : 
 
a D Hoya, Harrison Ga Pair Reg Duroe  
pigs no akin 2 mo old 40 to 50 lbs 
for breeders 
 
ig Ve Barden, R 1 Crovdown Ga Old 
fashion little bone guinea pigs 8 Sa 2 
wks old, pure bred only 
Bs JH Harp, Ry Blakely Ga Hogs 40 
to 50 Ibs @a; state what / /you. have and | 
price per Ib 
 
WwW T Brown, R 2? Lincoln Ga ae 
shoats for pork not less than 50 ibs 
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i J. 
MEREP & GOATS WANTED 
RS Anderson, Hawkinsville Ga 1 ear 
stock sheep re 
Atlanta Pird & Pet Shop, 222 Peach!  
tree. St Atlanta Ga: Black and white 
spotted kids immediate delivery; must 
weigh 10 lbs or under and have at least 
three black spots; state number, weight, 
age, color and best price: also young  
baby lambs; state age. and weight 
 
  
 
  
 
OATS, WHat, RYE & HAY 
WANTED 
 
2 iat Lumber Co. Argyle Ga Bright 
 
peavine hay: quote del price 
 
s 
 
\ POTATOES FRUITS AND 
VEGETABLES WANTED 
L H Edenfield, R 3 A tbs Ga 2 bus 
larg blue huckleberries: pay cash or 
exc honey for same 
Miss Mamie Anderson, Glennville Ga. 
2 bu nice peaches for canning rege 
A A Dickenson, Donalsonville Ga 2 
or 3 bus Ruby King pepper or any good 
sweet pepper; state price per bu 4 
 
  
 
SEEDS & PLANTS WANTED. 
B W Middlbrooks, Barnesville Ga 
Large acreage Kudzu plants ~ PA 
 
%, R Hutchinson, Quitman Ga Ga: 
raised Flat Dutch Turnip seed; 
raised Purple top turnip seed; Ga, raised 
white Globe turnip seed 1926 erop 
EW. Henderson, R 2 Williamson Ga 
 
1500 tomato plants: large tough plants 
 
good variety 
 
W H Hearn Seeg Steud Baton ten Ga 
Lookout Mtn#seed irish potatoes; Ab- 
ruzzi seed rye; quote prices : 
 
A I Williams, Collins Ga 12,000 as- | 
paragus crowns North Washington va-. 
riety for fall del; quote price 
EM Williams,. Hilltoniae Ga 1. bd 
Vetch for fall planting; must. be cheap 
 
JR Birk, R 2 Madison Ga Sweet po- 
tato cuttings: Big Stem Jersey also Por- 
to Ricans; quote best price per M 
 
EH W Barber, Rockmart Ga Lookout 
 
{Mtn seed irish potatoes; state quantit y 
 
and price 
 
A L Williams, Collins Ga 2000 los 
quote 
price. 
 
I M Fiowers, Ludowt ici Ga 1 pk ehufa 
 
| seed 
 
J J Outen, R 2 Manassas Ga 2000 Por- 
to Rican potato. plants; state when can 
deliver and price 
 
Mrs J J Lott, R 1 Braselton Ga 200 
cabbage plants; exe one teacup full mix- 
ed variety turnip seed for same 
 
BW Hunt, Eatonton Ga Small Span- 
ish sweet potatoes or slips of same to 
plant for family. use A 
| McRae & Co. Rockmart Ga Seed Irish 
potatoes; Lookout Mtn and Green-~Mtn; 
send sample and price 
 
CHICKENS. & EGGS WANTED 
Mrs-J <A Howell, Rf Meliss, Ga 290). 
baby chicks to raise on halves to 5 in 
wks old; B- Rocks, R- i Reds - Or Buff Gi 
ingtons aceiorred 2 " es 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
made 6 
 
practically main- 
 
the = 
 
Ca fe 
   
 ae See Goober 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
CHK & EGGS WANTED _ 
 
ws Simpson, Fs ae 7 1001 
baby chicks to raise on halves t oe 
- ola; B Rocks or RE Reds or Anconas 
 
= preferred : 
Holmes, R 4/Alma. Ga 200 baby. 
 
chicks to raise onhalves to 8 wks old; 
 
[B Rocks preferred : ast 
FE Orr, tt. Orange Ga s. co WwW Les- 
 
horn > pullets; exc Moline turning plow | 
 
good- condition for same 
- J M Moon, 800 Monk St: Brunswick 
Ga 140 Partridge Rock puilets Feb or 
Mech hatch; must be pure bred Bird 
~Bros or Kellogg - strain, must be. reason- 
able _ 
=F 2G. Cowan; ousieevine Gy 10 W 
- Leghorn 6 to 8 mos old oe beginning 
 
to lay a : 
Mrs J M Hall, memorth: Ga 600 W 
state age and price . 
 
Leghorn pullets; 
Mrs J li Hobbs, Empire Ga Pure_bred, . 
 
ges from. healthy stock; exe new a 
ps for. same  
 
_Mrs.C., G Bax RJ. Arlington. co Pure |f 
red LT Red- chickens; 20. 
 
quote best price 
~ Blue Ribbon eidhety, Atlanta. Ga. 
 
- B Rocks, R-I Reds, Buff Orphingtotis, 
 
e hite Wyandottes and Ancona hatch-} 
eer 7s |mower and rake; Fordson Tractor and 
 
- ing eggs from. selected pure bred stock; 
~ communicate with us promptly aes 
 
Mrs Mollie Beck, R 1 Glenwood Ga 
25 or 30 RI Red or B Rock baby chicks 
to raise on halves to 6 or 8 wks. old 
 
 H Bunn, Midville Ga 50 to 100 S C 
- BRI Reds, B Rocks, S L Wyandotte ba 
py chicks, quote prices aie 
 
A $0,000 capacity hatchery to- be ae 
 
: ed near Atlanta this fall is, now con-. 
 tracting for hatching eggs; Owners of 
<~--pure bred flocks are invited to. write. 
for particulars; State breed and size of 
_ flock; Address P O Box 116, Decatur Ga 
ek ets Wallace. 401. Highland Ave At- 
jlanta Ga 100 pullets 1-2 Ib ea at 30 eas 
-- Minorcas, Cornish aes or Br -Lieg- 
Shoms.o< 
ROT Kitchen, R C Albany Ga 10 or 
20 friers; cheap for cash 
M L Bowers, R_-1 Canon Ga 500. baby 
chicks and feed to raise on Spies to3 
mo. old; any pure preed. . 
S T Biggers, 287 W 10th St Atlanta | 
Ga 20 or 30 White Minorca S C chicks 
12 wks cold 
A MYS  te OELer,: Cochran Ga: lrew 
choice Mch 1926 hatch Cornish pullets 
and cockerels; state strain, weight. age 
and price 
OMS a oW= Strickland, 30 Sidney St At- 
Janta Ga iiges large type Indian Game 
for setting; state what = Have, and 
price. see Se . 
 
: GUINEAS & EGGS WANTED woe 
 
EM Williams, Hilltonia Ga 4 dz gui- 
 
- mea eggs for hatching; exc Ferris strain. 
 
pure breed Ww Leghorn ~ eg gs or pay 
cash for same = 
 
  
 
Wes: Simpson, R 7 Gulverton Ga 50 to}: 
 
Sey 100 guinea to raise on halves to 2 Tae 
old. 
 
BE T Kitchen, R C Albany Ga 10 or} 
 
20 guineas cheap for cash 
 
  
 
Pe _ RABBITS m PET STOCK 
ae are WANTED ee 
RL Tribble, R 2 Atlanta Ga Pay: cash 
for pigeons any breed age or quantity. 
LL Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At- 
Santa Ga Pigeons pay 25 pair for mated 
pigeons any kind _ 
- F I Baker, Box 244, Columbus Ga. S 
or 10 white pinkeye does 8 to 18 mos 
_ old; bred, with young or without; state 
age, wte and Jpaceiaen, also one white 
buck ~ : 
 
Woodlift Plant Farm, Flowery 
Branch Ga Pay cash for peafowls; state 
number 
 
fie: Atlante Bird & Pet Shop, 299 Peach- 
tree St Atlanta Ga Pigeons and rab- 
 
bits of all kinds; also canary birds, ban- }- 
 
tams, peafowls; describe fully and quote 
best prices; will pay 35c,ea for good 
 
healthy rabbits 5 Ibs or more, 25e ea for 
 
rabbits 3 Ibs or more: also pay 35c ea 
for guinea pigs. 16 ozs or more: 25 a 
14 ozs or more; we pay exp charges 
 
  
 
BEANS & PEAS WANTED 
- We. Hl Robinson, Cairo Ga Sound 
Brats. trons, Clays or other varieties 
field peas; send sample and. lowest 
price < : aes 
Wet Waddelle, Pearson. Ga Mixed 
peas at $8 bu; Clays and Whipps $3.25. 
~u; from 5 to 50 bu 
The Rowland Co Athens Ga Austrian  
winter peas; state quantity and ae 
price, send sample 
 
  
 
PECANS & PEANUTS WANTED 
- E. Hill; Bradenton, ae Old sega. 
 
chime to rip, 
 
eis, motor drive, giate price, : condition, | 
 
Mch hat hi} 
 
ode 
 
  
 
sed ame : ng 
tof, bore an@ dado: % 
 
etc; Address P'O Box 192, Savannah Ga | 
a: R Crawford, Covington Ga Cider: 
 
press. good condition and reasonable ~ 
 
Rk #H Barnes, Graymont Ga Riding 
 
cultivator with disc and feet good con- 
 
aition and. cheap 
 
W R Roper, R 1 Orange Ga Incuba- 
tor 250 ta 600 
cheap; Reliable make preferred.  
 
J A Sheram, Tennille Ga Pair 700 th 
beam cotton: scales; also 22 ft platform 
wagon scales, McDonald. pitiless scales } 
 
| prererred; must be good egndition and 
 
cheap : 
 
AE NY: Walker, no Omega Ga Standard 
cutoff saw Mandrel not over 24in. long | 
or less; must be Boer condition and 
cheap 
 
_Mrs WL: MeNeil, Aeevious GarWind- 
mill with 10 ft wheel and 50 ft tower, 
exc 1..ton Ford a oe emote 
 
Press that can be used with water pow- 
er; also Cameron tramper; state price 
of each 
 
ee Asbury, Clarkesville Ga. Good 
 
harrow; must be. good | condition and 
cheap 
 
Reinhardt College, Waleska. Ga, One 
three roller cane mill geared. for Bord 
Tractor; also ecpper pan  
 
M M George, 29 Hurt St Atlanta ce 
Useq cider press; pay cash for same 
 
A R DeLoach, Pitts Ga 40 inch Amer- 
ican Blower Co fan for use in ginnery; 
consider any other 
gin- stand, must Re 
cheap. et eee 
 
wp eke Bradara Glennville Ga Roller | 
pattern steel boiler tube expander for 
3 in. flues 3 in. dia; Some 3. in. flues | 
13tt<- lone Belting for sawmill and. 
planer mill; one cast iron pulley 10 or 12 
in. face 80 in. dia for 21-2 in. shaft 
 
J P Simpson, 16 Brady St Atlanta 
Ga Corn binder in. good condition, cee 
price ee * 
 
good condition and 
 
  
 
MISCHLLANEOUS ee ee 
eS M Briant, R 1 Bilijay Ga. Black | 
walnuts at 50c bu fio b> 7 
M Millwood, Buckhead Ga Pay good 
 
pric for ash within - 10 miles RR sta- 
tion; state quantity, condition of roail 
and: price.=-. 
 
Deer tongue ce state quantity 
and price; Address: 1306 Savannah ee 
& Tr Bldg. Savannah Ga 
 
Mrs P iM~ Jackson, Toomsboro Ga 
Dill for pickle : : : 
 
  
 
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HONEY BEES & BEE SUPPLIES 
: FOR SALE  
a 7 White, Dublin Ga- Beeswax any 
quantity at 30c lb 
H J West, Sparta Tenn Beeswax any 
quantity at- 38c Ib a good ieee legs 
 
  
 
POSITIONS WANTED 
 
Young lady desires position as prin- 
: cipal of town school; 10 yrs experience; 
 
college trained; refined Christian; Ad- 
dress Principal 70 care State Bureau 
of Markets, Atlanta Ga : ty 
Miss Mary Hagood,  Lawrenceville Ga 
Position as teacher of primary grades 
for coming term 1926-27; Graduate of } 
 
four year. accredited high school; Nor-| 
 
mal training; first grade general ele- 
mentary certificate Class A; Teach any- 
where in Georgia; prefer first, second 
and third grades in small town school 
 
yor as assistant in rural school 
 
F Phillips, R 38 Royston Ga Position 
in peach orchard driving truck 
 
. Miss Naida Ivey Brooks, Arlington 
Ga Position in 2a: wore eae 
schools 
 
Miss | Gladys Hall, Reacsion 12,G s c 
W Milledgeville Ga Young lady high 
school graduate desires ~ position as 
teachr for 1926-27 term: State Provis-: 
ional license; Class A; one yr- experience | 
now in summer school oe 
 
Young lady graduate State acoreaiceat 
high school; Normal training; 4 yrs ex- 
perience teaching; - State Certificate 
Class A desires position as teacher;:. Ad- 
dress Box 206, Wrens Ga | 
 
Miss D Anderson, Wrens Ga Ae: 
crediteqd high school graduate; 18 yrs 
old with teachers certificate Class A de- 
sires position _ as: teacher for 1926-27 
term = 
 
D & Copeland, Gibson Ga: Position on 
truck: and poultry farm near Augusta 
Ga; plenty force 
 
Young lady high-school nee 2 
 
yrs. training  at University Summer 
School; 4 yrs Sepetienie first grade ehe: 
 
egg good condition and 
 
lene : nee 
as Gainesville ce Ds B Cotton | 
 
make of fan for 4]_ 
 
\eaucation; prefer grade work; Address 
 
Address Principal, 
 
  
 
ey M 4 x 
 
OR? Ss, shes, Ha ee 
 
ae jady high schoo 
sires position as teacher. 
term; First grade Elementary license; 
attending summer. school. this surnmer; 
 
rraduate de- 
for 1926-27 | 
 
Address A N H care State Bureau of |  
lposition as teacher of 2nd,- 3rd or 4 
 
Markets, Atlanta, Ga 
 
tion for 1927 looking. after farm and 
erop for family on halves; - South Ae 
preferred. 
 
Miss Ida Roberts, 19 Wanis Hall, i. 
s cow Milledgeville - Ga Desires posi- 
tion as teacher for 1926-27 term; High 
school graduate; Normal . training 
 
course; 3- summer schools;- State first | 
term in. same school; Address Loui 
 
 Lillard, Wrightsville Ga 
al. 
 
grade elementary license; 2 ees exper- 
ience as principal 
 
. Young lady high -school graduate: 
yrs Normal training; 6 yrs experience) 
first grade. general at 1 
 
con as ch sm: 
 
teach any of elementary 
Sede hagrens 8 
reau of 1 Markets, Atlanta Ae 
 
J I Davis, Sandersville ae Position 
budding pecan trees. = os 
 
M M_ Davis, Quill Ga_ Sours ynaa- 
teacher in penmanship; 10 days school 
$2 per scholar; write Her full informa- 
 
tions 
 
Lady with. University - end necuwal : 
 
| School training; Professional State Cer- | 
eatur Ga Desire position asyprinc 
 
rural school for 1926-27 term; Hono a 
 
tificate; 9 yrs experience desires {posi- | 
tion as principal - or assistant ah town | 
 
Or rural school, . Address M M- B care | 
| do- high school work ~~ 
: a Cc Smith, 
summer |: : 
 
State Bureau of Markets, Atlanta. Ga. 
Miss Sara Mitchell, - se ee Ga 
Ee bh. school | graduate; 
course: 3- yrs experience; eeu grade 
elementary license desires position as) 
primary or elementary work 
 
Young lady desires ee as vale aS 
 
I 
gia Normal Graduat:. must have ex 
 
er, principal | of rural or-s raded- school 
an North Ga; 10 yrs experience; college 
 
Teacher Rfd 1, Box 63, Oconee Ga  
oe Ty Murphy, R 2 Jasper Ga Position 
As stationary see roo or coal; 
-experience  
Widow lady desires position as Laer 
 
er in small town Or consolidated school : 
 
{for 1926- 2 term, 20 yrs experience, pro- 
fessional elementary life certificate; 2nG. 
3rd, 4th or. 5th - grades ~preferred: Ad: 
dress J B-C Rfd 4, Thomasville Ga 
Me -Rippm, R 1 Round Oak Ga Po ji 
sition as overseer - Loy 10203 can also. 
do blacksmith work  
 
Jo Davidson, R 1 Pineview Ga Ex- 
perienced pecan budder desires work  
 
eee Elliott, Rfd Daisy Ga Position 
as edgerman; several yrs experience. 
 
~ EH Jones, Rt Eatonton Ga Pesition 
fas manager of peach orchard for 1927; 
| experienced in working and keeping up 
machinery and tools; desire place near 
church and school in Middle or South-. 
west Ga; Take charge Nov 15th, 1926. 
 
Young lady desires. position as assist- 
ant teacher in rural sehool for 1926-27 
term; also desire position during sum- 
mer months as teacher; Graduate South- 
ern accredited high school; 1 yr experi- 
ence: 2 summer courses; first grade h- 
cense; Address EK M B care State Bu- 
freau of Markets, Atlanta Ga. 
: Miss Lenora Simerville, Rockmart Ga 
Young lady desires position as music 
teacher in school for coming year 
 
Dhady college. graduate; 10 yrs. ex 
perience in teaching desires position as 
principal of 4 or 5 teacher school; Ad- 
dress Box 197, Davisboro Ga 
 
B E Whisnante, a9 3 Montezuma Ga 
Position as overseer of 3 horse farm 
for 1927 in South Ga; must have good 
house, mules, tools and near school 
- Miss Dixie Lamb, Swainsboro Ga. Po- 
sition as High School teacher for 1926- 
ate term: first grade State license; 
 
experience : 4 
Principal, 85 zmarried, Class A Hich 
School license; -yrs experience desires 
position in J: nie High or Consolidated 
school; salary not less than $130 month; 
129 oi PEST 
St. Athens. Ga. *~ 
ve WDA Stringfelow. R1 Cusseta He: 
Position sawing shingles on end clip 
Shingle mill; can keep -up machinery; 
Busha mill preferred; saw for 40c MM 
and board or 5hc.and board a can 
ee 10. to 12 M.- per day~o good out- 
it 
CC Blancett, Curryville Ga Position on 
dairy farm driving truck ~_. 
 
- Miss Hazel Stafford, 2907 Hamilton 
Mae Columbus Ga Lady teacher, High 
School graduate with $ yrs college 
work, 2 yrs experience teaching Latin 
and French in High School, desires t6 
teach Latin and French or History and 
 
| English in High School. 
Dorothy. Pharr, 
hool graduate - ~State license de: 
tio in rural or co 
 
@ C Harden, R 2 Werke Ga Posi- 
 
-education, - 
 
la So care State Buss 
 
: School, 
 
glue for 1927 
 
Small dairy 8 to 12 cows; must be 
 
- Buford Ga- Berry 
 
  
 
ach ae eS or Hist ry 
and English; Av yrs experence./ - 
-#E Black, R 1 Cleveland Ga Positio 
 
tas lumber checker at lumber camp, ( 
| sawmill; 3 yrs experience 
 
Miss Ruth Smith, Vienna Ga Desires 
 
grade for 1926-27 term; State Accredi 
 
High School graduate; some expen oun 
 
in these grades 
 
Two sisters, 
first- grade license, 
several 
 
one with high scho 
228 
 
mer courses, yrs experienc 
 
other graduate State Accredited H 
 
School, State provisional certificate 
Class A, desire positions for 1926-2 
 
ae Sheridan, R 2 Lula Ga Bp 
running ginnery; 25 yrs experienc 
WE Herring, R 3 ..Baxley, Ga 
 
Sena eae on as overseer of farm eis 1927 
 
time experience  > 
iMiss Gussie Davis, ae 1 Dublin. G 
Position as teacher in ryral or cons 
dated school for 1926-27 term; Blem 
 
| tary license; 22 VES experience ; 
 
Young lady gradyate State Accredite 
Normal summer school trai 
ing; 4 yrs: experience teaching; Sta 
Certificate Class A desires position 
teacher; Address Box 206, Wrens G 
aT Mitchell, 425 W Howard St 
 
life certificate; 25 yrs experience; 
 
Sieg Danielsville Ga MV 
 
toa satherits get ae for ie and mal 
 
FARM HELP WANTED | 
lady teacher about 25 yrs old; 
 
perience and very strict in school roo. 
 
| Address C -N Boone, Glennyille Ga 
 
Pp: Carithers, Autreyville Ga Se 
good hands to heip finish this 
 
}crop; pay good wages by day. or mont! 
 
some carpenter work to be done; st 
work for several men to begin at o 
Harm's Dairy, White Bluff Road, Sa- 
 
vannah Ga Energetic experienced fan 
 
ily to truck on shares: also exper 
 
single: white dairy farm help 
 
I W Ethridge, Jefferson Ga Hone 
sober man .with small family~te 
-g00 
milker, understand sterilizing and ke 
 
{things in good condition;, would ta 
 
on poultry business: if can secure rig) 
man | : 
Good reliable man to take charge 
 
and run 10 or more acres suitabl 
| chickens, 
 
trucking or dairy; 4 room 
house and barn, running water at house 
and barn; one acre* under wire f 
 
| chickens; goog pasture located 4 mi 
 
Will give right party use of thi 
 
for the first year free of charge; W) @ 
 
for full information; Address S L 
 
ore State Bureau of Markets: Atlan 
a a 
 
Frazer Lumber Co. Macon Ga Desi 
 
jto contract with good parties t 
 
law logs for sawmill by thousa 
105000 ft daily cut; ean furnish 
house for cutters s 
Man with boys to work on truck f 
near Atlanta; pay $10 per wk to 
4 room house and pasture; Address 
 
369, Atlanta Ga 
 
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Str 
honest strong healthy man 24 yr 
 
over to work garden patches, dor 
 
earpenter work, drive Ford truck an 
keep up same; prefer | High. 5S 
 
) graduate; salary $40 mo and hous 
 
or room rent free for married ma wit 
 
Young Harris College graduate one ae jnot over 3 in family; single man $ 
 
and board; regular time EO 
 
H F Sears, Pearson Ga Overscer 
12 horse farm; must know how t 
erate all kinds of farm machiner 
control labor; also reliabe and 
worthy man to care for mules and 0 
er stock at. $9. wk regular time, 
work  
 
INFORMATION WANTED 
Mrs M-@ Conner, R 7 Gainesv 
Desires name of lady who sent $ 
two geraniums, 2 sultanas and 2 dbi 
 
tunias from Royston Ga 
M Millwood, Buckhead Ga De 
 
  
 
name and address of party who w 
 
Someone to cut and split hickory 
automobile spokes near Gainesville 
last fall 
 
Mrs Kathleen Waters: Oliver Ga. 
sires to hear from person who or 
 
; duck eggs from her and failed 
 
Mrs AAG ry, Royston G 
Bu .