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B. A. HANCOCK, Acting Director
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 15,1926. No. 48.















United States Department of Agriculture
_ Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington

July 7, 1926. 1:00 p. m. (E.T.)
REPORT OF THE JUNE 1 PIG SURVEY

The spring pig crop in the United States was 1.2 per cent smaller in 1926 than in 1925,
according to the semi-annual pig survey of the Department of Agriculture, made through the
rural carriers of the Post Office Department. The total estimated spring pig crop saved in the
United States in 1925 was about 54,000,000 head. An increase of 39 per cent in sows bred to.
farrow this fall over the number farrowed in the fall of 1925 is reported.

There was an increase of 1.7 per cent in the number of sows farrowing this spring over the
spring of 1925, but the average number of pigs saved per litter was smaller this year with a
resulting decrease i in pigs saved.

All groups of States, except the North Central West and the Far Western showed fewer
pigs saved this year than last. The largest decrease, of 15 per cent, was in the North Atlantic
States. Both Southern groups of StatesSouth Atlantic and South Centralshowed decreas-
es although the survey of December, 1925, indicated quite large increases in the number of

_ sows bred to farrow this spring.

A large increase in breeding for fall is shown by all groups, ranging from 20.8: per cent in
the North Atlantic to 68.8 per cent in the Far Western. Although there has been a wide spread
between sows reported bred in the June survey and sows reported farrowed in the following
December survey in previous years, high prices of hogs and the present outlook for feed sup-
plies may cause the intentions to be more nearly carried out this fall than in any previous fall.

W. F. Callander,
Senior Statistician in Charge,
Division of Crop and Livestock Estimates.
Prepared by: C. L. Harlan, Livestock Statistician. ;















Address all mail to STATE BUREAU OF M ARKETS, State Capitol, Allsats, Georgia
- Prices below are those which wholesalers were paying. F. O. B. these consuming centers, the day this Bulletin
went to press July 10, 1926. REMEMBER, THESE ARE NOT RETAIL PRICES.

ATLANTA AUGUSTA MACON - SAVANNAH COLUMBUS |

Sweet potatoes, K. D. 4 pk. Crates _--- NONE - - NONE. - NONE NONE _. NONE
Irish potatoe No. 1, gone 100 Ib. sacks 3.50Cwt. 3.50Cwt. 3.50Cwt. 3.65Cwt. 4.00Cwt.
Cabbage (Green crated New) x 3.50 3.50Cwt. 3.25Cwt. -_4.00Cwt. - -3.50Cwt.
Field Peas Mixed Whipporwills NONE as NONE NONE NONE NONE
Black Eye Peas ... oa 644 Lb. = 2 aS : = 3 tie : 3 on oe af 6 bh
== s oz. a oz. ; i i Zz.
= Sage ae as ; "24 Le s = ae Lh, & .23 Lb. .21 Lb. ee La
25 Lb. oa Eb ea a - 24 Lh. (22 Lb.
Roosters 412 1b. "12 Lb. Cos Bb: aig Lb: 15 Lb.
- Friers and Besilera ii to 2 Ibs. ae .30 to .35 Lb. .30 to .35 Lb. .30 to .35 Lb. 32 to .38 Lb. -3214 to .3734 Lh.
Ducks -.15 Lb. 515d. -16 Lb. .25. Lb. IEE:
: : = -10 Lb. 10 Lb. 10 : s = BE oe
Ae as Lb. 295 .23 Lb. a:
Turkey (ens) oT ge ab. "25 Lb. =) es Es. 25 ib NONE
Country Butter (Best Table) cece .35 Lb. : 35 oe = ve 36 at =
| Country Butter (Cooking) Lb. .23 Lb. Goee es Z a 2
- Georgia Cane Syrup (Bbl.)
Sorghum Syrup
Corn Meal, per 96-Ib. sack 10
Corn, No. 2 (White Western) ae = 1.0314 Bu.
Oats, No. 3 (White) sacked - .58 Bu.
Peanut Hay -- NONE
Peavine Hay
Shucks :

than 200, 000 | 0 Georsia fa











cows | reek atc
ra J Ee Walker, RiShtibalio Ga Fine Jer-
, bull calf month old entitled. to reg
id color $5..>
~ Boswell, Siloam Ga Reg Here-
ford cattle both sex; write for prices
J Taylor, Douglasviile Ga Fresh
e.sey cow 2 4: 2 yrs old $40
W 8 Waddelle, Pearson
yaixed blood milk cows
J lL Lowe, R 5 Marietta Ga One ex-
tra fine 3 yr old bull half Jersey and
palf Holstein 800 or 900 Ibs $60 f o b

Ga Good

3 R Gardner, Locust Grove Ga One}

cersey milk cow freshen with second
cai soon $35 fo b '
- W B Blanton, Talbotton Ga Reg Jer-
sey bull 3 yrs. old; write for price and
- pedigree

3 J Cummings, Donalsonville Ga Reg
isereford cattle both sex and all Ages;
_ wtite for prices

J E Morgan, R 4 Gainesville Ga
_.ersey heifers 18 mos old freshen Feb
1v27 $50 ea f o b

6:

2

a

W T Adams, Lavonia Ga Pure bred)

- Jersey bull 2 1-2 yrs old 700 lbs; sell or
exe for milk cow fresh in; also Holstein
vefer 2 yrs old 450 Ibs bred to pure
Aorep bull to freshen in spring; exc
or 2 shoats 90 Ibs ea

A J Owens... Canon Ga Pure. bred
Gvernsey bulls
8 G MeNeill, Arlington Ga Reg Jer-

bull calves from 1 to 10 mos old
ec for seed Abruzzi. rye
H Franklin, Mt Airy Ga One 6 mo
Jersey bull solid cream color $25

_M F Lawson, Morven Ga Jersey heif-

er ealf 8 mos old; sell or exe for 10 R
i Red pullets Mch or Apr hatch

. B H Martin,/R 8 Cumming Ga Pure

brbed Jersey bull 15 mos old; write for

price and full information
National Pecan Groves Co. Flimtside

Ga Young Guernsey bull calves from
fez sire and heavy producing grade

Cows; bargain prices
A Knowles, Jackson Ga Fine Reg

Jersey bull calf 1 mo old register in

Eeyers name $30. |
_W E Smith Jr. R1 Carrollton Ga Reg

sev cow 8 yrs old-$100;: Reg Jersey
tT Bennett, R t Jersey: Ga Two fine
heifers to freshen in Sept; also. fine
b, ll one yr old

C.. Dunn, R!2 Ww hilidrison Ga One
78 Jersey heifer i yr old not bred $35
or.exe for Leghorn pullets or Berk-
iitre or PC brood sow to farrow

- Seon: E

. . B Perry Jr. Iselly Ga, Reg Jersey

_ bull calf 8 wks cold from good blood
caws $25 with papers.f-o b

A i Ray,. Devereaux Ga .Young Jer-)

-y heifer 4 mos old; exc for pure bred
So Rua
1 Boswell, Siloam Ga Registered
sd Hfurd, uu seaesy Wrice for prices
Geo J Garrett, Midland Ga 1 St Lam-
} Jersey Bull, son of Duke of Oak-

ackson Bros. Donovan Ga 2 register-

- ersey bull calves, 8 mo:old; $100
ea 10 high grade Jersey cows, giving
- gal milk daily; $1000

SA HOGS FOR SALE .
om P Blake, Jr. Concord Ga 6 pure
byed PC shoats 40 Ibs ea $7.50 ea; 8
wks: old pigs $5 ea

R L Brown,: McRae Ga Reg spotted
B C pigs. boars and gilts 12 wks old

_* ea; also Hampshire gilt 5 mo oid
$17.50 -

_. L Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At-
lanta Ga 3 boar pigs 10 wks old make
good breeders; Big Bone P C $12.50 ea;
ne Duroc gilt $15 if called for

+ A Thompson, R 2 Swainsboro Ga

C K strain Duroc Jersey gilt 4 1-2
mo -old $10
i 4 Dockery, Felton Ga 6 Red pigs
t wks old $7.50 ea del

age FE Murphy. Sandersville Ga Few

oice Rez Big Type Black Essex boar

mo old $42.50 ea; registered in
rs name
Rowland, R 1 Carnesville Ga 1
e bred P C spotted sow $32 :
YT. Scott, Concord Ga 7 half Duroc
= aed halt P.C pigs 6 wks old $5 ea
R C Couch, Turin Ga Bi gRone PC
pve bred female pigs 2 mos old $10 ea

EB Cribbs, Nicholls Ga On Duroc
Jersey hoar 8 mo old 260 Ibs entitled

2 tee $30 f,0 b West: Green Ga

Ee Ragan, Cairo Ga Duroe pigs

49.54 ea with papers

~*~ R Smith. Bronwood.Ga One. large

~ farrow Aus 10th $30 .

i "3 RU Pearce, R 1 Toomsboro Ga
i

$15 fob

= G Todd, Gibson Ga Shoats 2

vat

1-2

os old 30. to 40 Tos. ea $5 a fob .

| packed without rain;

~ure bred spotted P C boar, 16 mo



bred PC pigs ks old $8 ea =

oe u
J R Lanier, R 3 Summit Ga Duroc. less than.
hamper

sow 3 yrs old $40; One =e and pine
woods cross sow $30
P J Haden Ri Atlanta Ga Pigs, 10
wks old, Poland China & Duroc Cross;
$7.50 ea. Phone Fairfax 1750-J

HORSES & MULES FOR SALE

JL Britt, Darien Ga Good farm or
spate horse: reasonable
-@ W Cobb, Hilijay Ga Pair mules 7
and 9 yrs old; also. wagon and gear;
sell or exc

Garrant Lumber Co. Argyle Ga Sev-
eral plug mules; sell or exc for corn
notatoes or syrup; mules alright for
farming : ;

J W Ford, Cuthbert Ga Shetland
pony, gentle, new harness, bugsy and
saddle $75

Mrs JD Kile, R 4 Dalton Ga Pair
good work mules one 6 yr old $125, one
12 yrs-old $75; 1000 Ibs ea

W D Poythrees, Swainsboro Ga 1
mule, buggy, timber cart; sell or exec
for Ford truck

-T J Postma, Folkston Ga Farm house,
eaelcs anywhere, will exc for imple-
ments or produce

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALH
Simpson 32-B Tifton St Atlanta Ga





3 milk goat does; all giving milk; all

half Nubian and Toggenburg; one
fresh with 4 wks old kid; also Reg Nu-
bian does 4 qts per day; reasonable

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga. Sheep
and Jambs :

Mrs M E Eberhart, R 6 Atlanta Ga
Pure white kiq 3 mos old from fine
milk doe; perfect pet

H E Bowman, R 3 Buford Ga Shrop-
shire Rams and Ram Lambs, also Ewes

S E Shackleford, R C Griffin Ga Pure
bred Hampshire nis lambs 120 Ibs $20
ea

ti Bin Avbhard. Harlem Ga Ewes and
lambs in trios 2 females and 1 ram, well
bred $30 trio f 0 b



OATS, WHEAT, RYE & HAY
FOR SALE

(For Seed PurposesSee Seed)

jd oR Pare,

Fulghum oats $65 or 70c bu in 2 bu
lots f 0 b Bostwick Ga 3

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Hay car
lots or less

M FEF Lewis, Adairsville Ga ape. re- |
cleaned Abruzzi. rye $2.10 bu f o b

O M Greene, Iron City Ga Oat!straw
make best offer
for 200 bales :

Mrs: J.J Roach. Rs Royston Ga Ka-
nota oats $1.25 bu

Moultrie Mill & Elev Co. Moultrie Ga
2 ears baled oat straw $14.50 ton fo b
Blakely; 2 cars baled oats $25 ton f 0 b
Moultrie; also 200 bus purple straw va-
riety wheat in even wt bags $1, 75, bu
f o b Commerce Ga ~
. BH Dunn; Bropks Ga
oats for seed or feed 70c bu.

J E Morgan, R 4 Gainesville Ga. 50
bus Abruzzi rye $2 bu fob -

V Brabham, Macon Ga Sulla,
Rustproof and Appler oats and Abruzzi
Rye

WG JPumin, Gainesville Ga New
clean sowmnd Ga Rye $2.25 bu; 10 to 50
bu lots $2 bu

R L Draughon, R 6 and Ga. Sev:
eral tons bright baled oat straw $12.50
ton fo b

(

A Owen. eecaesie Ga Gooa Blue

Stem wheat $1.75 bu

EH L Todd, Valdosta Ga Balea oats
bright and clean, about 85 lbs to bale
$30 ton f o b

J W. Mason, Lithonia Ga Red Rust-
roof, Appler and Fulghum oats $1 bu
FAO



CORN & CORN MEAL

FOR SALE. ;

- Moultrie Mill & Elev Co.

Tar corn car lots; Also 500 bus elevator

vrecleaned shelied corn in even wt bags
$1.10 bu f.0 b

HM Franklin, Tennille Ga Corn ~ in

shhelled corn car
Good home ground corn-

shuck ear lots only:
lets or Jess;
meal $1.25 bu
H H Bedingfield, Harrison Ga Corn
in ear 80 lbs to bu $1 bu
T G Hasty, Kensington Ga 200 to
309 bus good corn in ear, Rockdale and

Tenn Red Cobb crossed $1.15 at crib



POTATOES FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Mrs B F Story. R 2 Appling Ga Gov

Hogg and Carmen peaches for preserv- es

ing, canning and eating $1 bu at tree;
also. apples for jelly making *75c bu;
Nice -horse apples $1.50 bu
(ORG Weeks, Sabine Par k
pas

Farmington Ga 100 bus

Moultrie Ga

Ga Fresh
cet: :

Rustproof |

|snap beans and

| second

6e Ib



J J Harper, Osierfield Ga Green |
ear lots or less; make offer :
E& EB Carter, Hazlehurst
Crowder peas 5 1-2c lb f o b

Ia A Garrison, R 1 Cornelia Ga Green
yellow. erook neck
squash; make offer

J W Bentley, RB Thomaston
Snapbeans, squash, butierbeans

L A Ponder, Juliette Ga Horse apples
$1.25. bu

R P Bannister, Ball Ground Ga Red
June apples for pies and sony 55 pik or
$2 bu del; now ready

Ga Green

oe

Mrs L Noble, Trenton Ga Sweet ap |

ples ang other kinds $1 bu for sweet
1.25 bu for large apples or exe

S S$ Bizzell,
$1.65 hamper x

W E Speer, Blue Ridge Ga Exchange
few bus good apples for same amount
good peaches, can deliver applies in one
shipment or in as many as desired pom
new until frost &

WC Tunilin, Gainesville Ga Hiberia
peaches, sprayed stock July 20th to
25th shipmen; write for prices_

J Co. Erwin, RT Cornelia Ga: Fresh
tender apples $1.25 bu

M E Roberts, Sumner Ga Fancy Liv-
ingston Globe tomatoes now ready $?

f o b; Beans, Ky Wonder $1.75. hamper :

fob

Wood Lawn Nursery, Greenville Ga
Summer apples $1.50 bu del in first and
zone from Greenville; Fresh
Green Baby Lima butterbeans $4 bu

e

del

Weed Draughon, Whigham er

Roasting ears 25c dz in 4.dz crate;

Fancy grade Limas $2 crate of 1 bu;
small amount of good grade long green
okra $1550 erate. of 1 bu; all 0 b:
prompt shipment

Mrs Amanda Cook, Hemp Ga String-
less green pod snap beans $1.75. bu or
6c Ib f 6 -D

Verba Cook, Hemp Ga Ga stringless
oe pod beans $2 hamper or 7c 1b

0 b 1

Lokshelanee Farm, Culverton Ga
Peaches: Hiley Belle, Elberto,: Atlanta
anq Stinsons October $2.75 crate del

Mrs F. Webb, R 4 Ellijay Ga Good

eating and cooking = apples $1 50 buy

fob

VE Webb, Ellijay Ga Eating and
cooking | apples $1.50 box f 0 be 4 hy
bbl: $5 0) -

Mrs RF Terrell, R 3 Greanivitie Ga
Good flavor medium size apples 60ce pk
$2 bu del; Green Baby Lima beans | 60
pk $2 bu del

Mrs B L Robinson, Greenivlle Ga Kv
Wonder and stringless green pod beans
fresh from vine $2 bu del; Ripe toma
toes 15 Jb del; Lima Bush beans $2 bu
Gel 7 .

Ellijay Nursery, Bllijay Ga Eating
and cooking apples $1.50 bu crate f.o b

if L Todd, Valdosta Ga Green peas
packed in hampers; make best offer

Mrs LO Stapler, R-4 Bowdon Ga
luarge tender beets for pickle Te y f Cc
b eric ib del:

Mrs.C R Lewis, R 2 Meigs: Ga Green
lady finger peas 10c lb or. exe 12 lbs
ae 1 bu good peaches

H M Trapp, Reynolds Ga Eden. Gem |
cantaion es $1 crate f-0 b. =

D Land, Blue Ridge Ga Irish pota-| J

toes" and green beans now ready; also
roasting: ears and tomatoes eae in

short time; make best offer

H S Lawson, Morven Ga Green hot.
Sepner 85e Ib; also beans Ap eke 19 or
$2 for: 30. dbs

HR Carter, Autreyville Gis Sweet po-
tatoes, Porto Ricans, July 15th del

D N Nasworthy. Rebecca Ga R
Redfield Beauty Lorna rnes 6 basket
crate $1.50 f 0 b

B P Jones, Reynolds. Ga Standard

2

erates cantaloupes $2 crate f 0 b

. Croom & Durham, Seville Ga Baby-
Lima Beans green and fall 7 6

-J F Call, R 4 Eilijay Ga July or su-
ear apples $1.25 bu hox or $1, 10 bu in
3 bu bbls f 0 b: prompt shipment

J R Haley, R 1 Buchanan Ga Beans
now ready, okra and roasfing ears in
few days, turnip greens and collards in.
season; Write

F G Champion, Chipley ee
beans and butter beans z

R E Clement, Cornelia Ga Lookou
Mtn Trish potatoes, $3.75 bu

sR Trowell, Broxton Ga Fresh toma-
to cn: 9c Ib del or
as : $1.50 del or $1.15 0 b :
e L Brooks, R 1 Monroe Ga White
Nest onions, dried, this years onions:

Snap

W ' Shaw, Gainesville Ga Green
country . beans, fomaroes.: snuashes.
bt :

-f 9 b

Moultrie Ga Green peas

sample and price



: M Greene, tron City Ga 1 car Ban- |
croft seed bats, 1000 to 1500 bus Make

best offer

B F Wilson, Hoschton Ga Burr Cire
seed $2 for guano sack full, uncleaned,

Rhodes Seed Co. Forsyth Ga Burr
Clover sed with dirt and sand screen-
ed out 15 Ib; 100 Ib lots 12c lb fob |

Shadburn Bros. Buford Ga 1000 bus
Ga seed rye $2 bu f 0 b

Southern Plant Co. Tifton Ga Saiait
white butterbean seed 30c Ib,
mere 25 Ib; Collard seed 50e 15s
tage seed $1.50 lb; Flat purple
turnip seed 50c 1b; all del

J L Williams, Tifton Ga Collard seed
50c Ib; Purple top turnip seed 50c to;
small white. ee butterbean seed 30
Ib, 2 Ios or more 25c tb; all del

Cairo Seed Co. Cairo Ga Mammoth

Cab-
top

|}Southern Curled Mustard seed 20 Ibs

94; White velvet okra seed 2 Olbs $4:
Mammoth Yellow soy beans $3: DU; Bit
loxi $4 bu; all f ob

V Brabham, Macon Ga Hairy Vetch
and Austrian winter peas, Sept del a

E Waldrip, R 2 Gainesville Ga Tur-
nip seed, White Purple top Globe 40c
b 2
W H Waddelle, Pearson Ga Rape seed
200 lb, 2 Ibs 3be, 5 lbs 0c; 10 lbs $4,
25 Ibs $2; 1-2 bu Yellow soy Deans $2: '
Amber sorghum, honeydrip sorghum,
white and yellow dent corn; Rattle-
snake, Irish Grey, Ala Sweet watermel-
on seed; Hasting Browneye Crowder.
peas 35c qt f 0 b : :

Mrs R F Terrell, Greenville Ga R 3
Burr Clover seed $1 bu del

Wood Lawn Nursery, Greenville Ga 4
Burr Clover seed $1 bu del

W cC Tumlin, Gainesville Ga Cab-
kage seed new crop; EHarly Jersey,
Charleston Wakefield, _ Succession,
Dutchess and Drumhead $1.25 lb del:
Turnip seed any Variety, 60cdb, 5 bs

or more 50c Ib

J E Morgan, R 4 Gainesville Ga 20 |
bus Blue Stem seed wheat $2 bu fob.
W P Thaxton, R 3 Jackson Ga Burr

Clover seed clean of trash; write for ie, |

sample and price

C H Crawford, R 2 Madison Ga- oa
Clover seed free from other seed 4c 1b;
peg! doknson. winter beans ve 10: pe
e

Mrs MT: Clayton; Roy Ga Large
Cal Brown multiplying onions (not scul-

Yions) for fall planting 80c pk or $3 bu

fob Ellijay Ga

| "W H Robinson, Cairo Ga White span: ss
ish seed peanuts $1.90 bu; Pearl! or Cat-

tail millet $4.50 for 50 Ibs; German Mae
let $2:75 bu;-all f ob

W H Townson, Talona Ga Mult iply- ee

ing red shellots 63c pk f 0 b or exe.
for multiplying onions

Mrs N P Garner, R 2 Stone Mtn a
Seventop turnip

re globe eet pic top turnip seed T5e
b

- Miss Bonnell ew nite, Rt Buchan-
an Ga 10 Ibs seventop turnip sde 45c

tb; Rape seed 20c 1$; add postage

C N Newman, R 1t Dallas Ga. South-.

ern Prize turnip seed 400 Ib del, 100 lbs y

or more 30c Ib del ;
M Carver, R 2 Kirkland Ga

p eas
new crop, Carvers -

special; write for

_R E Clement, Cor
Mtn Irish potatoes $4.
10 bu $40 :

Evergreen Plant Farm; Ril Flowery _
Branch Ga New crop Sevento pturnip

lia Ga Lookout
3 pee 2 bu $8.25

-|seed 40c lb, 5 lbs or more 30c 1b del

Mrs T Carden, R 2 Bremen Ga 16
Ibs home raised Higa seed, purple top

and whtie globe mixed 35c Yb or 3 lbs

$1 f:.0-b; 1926 crop.
Mrs CC R Lewis, R 2 Meigs Ga Cncane
lady finger peas: 10c lb or exe 12 bas

|for 1 bu good peaches

J W Toole, R 2 Macon Ga Southern
Prize frostproof winter turnip seed 50 :
Ib, 5 Ibs $2.25

L Rowe, R 2 Willacoochee Ga
crop Baby - Bush Limas 20e 1b;
erop Sugar, Crowders Ste) Ib; add
age | /
EL Corley, R 1 Mauk Ga 5 bu scul
lion onion buttons 15e qt cr 2 qts 25

New

post-

or $3 bu del; Dry sage 46c lb; Egyptian AES

wheat corn 25 lb; Watson and Thur-
mond Grey melon seed; Rattlesnake

to es Cicer melon seed 10c large pkg del -

A H Jones, The Rock Ga Burt Clover
seed .5 b

Mrs HC Martin, White Oak Ga New.
erop sugar crowder and goose crowder
peas 252 Ib
Mrs CM Robinson, eS Beanies
Ga 1926 winter. onion buttons 50c gal

del; white Hest ouiens 1926 crop 50c

2.dbs or

2

Se

-and Ostrich Plunge
mustard seed mixed $1 1b; Yellow am-

New


























Thursday, July 15, 1926

SEED FOR SALE >

Mrs Madge Smith; R 3 Lavonia Ga!
Burr Clover seed free from other ae
4c lb. '

W H Smith, Martin Ga Burr cae
seed free from other seed, not screened
4c lb

@ Martin, R 3 Carnesville Ga Mixed

variety best turnip seed 10 table spoon |

or 8 for 25

Mrs Kate Hood, Stapleton Ga 10 lbs
Dixie Seventop turnip seed; make of-
rer :
H A Fambrough, R 1 Elberton Ga
Burr Clover seed $1 bu; 5 bus or more
89c bu screened f ob

Mrs C E Whatley, Towns Ga Multi-
plying onion sets 380c qt; also 1-2 gal
silver Skin nest onions 40c qt; add post:
age

Miss Madge
Burr. Clover
4c Jb

Mrs J S Landrs, Lavonia Ga Garlic
tac I

B H Dunn, Brooks Ga aS oats
for Zoe or feed 70c bu

Smith, R 3 Lavonia. Ga
seed free from other seed

Mrs & Cleveland, R 3 Miberton Ga
5 lbs mare seed; 4 lbs winter turnip
seed; i Ib collard seed 8dc lb; add post-

age

Mrs A W Price, Locust Grove Ga Old
fashion Ga heading and blue stem cel-
Jard seed 60c 1b del; 10. lbs seventop,
whi te globe and purple {op turnip seed
60c Ib del

V Mann, Goggansville
Clover seed -$2 for
Bubb St Oe 0

W. tf Smith, Martin Ga R2 2 Burr Clo-
wer seed free from other seed 4c lb

Ga Burr
large guano sack



PLANES FOR SALE
Nes Ai Price,

collard 20e hun del $1.50 M del

Mrs E Whatley, Towns Ga Ever-
bearing strawberry 50e hun; add post-
age

Mrs J B Paul, Leesburg Ga Imp Gov
inspected Porto Rican potato slips or
vines $2 M

f BE Carter, Hazlehurst Ga Gov in-
spected and treated Porto Rican pota-
fto.$1.50.. Me f oF b

HOM Franklin,
potato plants :

Major Crow Plant Farms, Flowery
Branch.Ga Porto Rican and Old Fashion
Boon potato State inspecteq $1.50 M
del or $1.25 M f 0 b; Cabbage and col.
lard now ready 30c hun, $1.50 M del,
$1.25 M i ob; 10 M or more $1 M

W W Williams, Quitman Ga Cabbage
$1 M;-tomate $1 M; Ruby King Pepper
$2 M: Porto Rican potato vines $2 M

Maud Waldrip, R 1 Flowery Branch
Ga Tomato plants now eda 25e hun
$1.25 M del; Tobacco 35 hun $2.50 M;
collard: 25e hun. $1.25 M del

Winnie R Waldrip, R 1. Flowery
Branch Ga Tomato now ready 25c hun
$1.25 M; Collard same price, all del
- -W.L Lowe, Cass Station Ga Late Flat
Dutch erabbage 28 hun; True Ga col-
larg 20c hun; Brimmer tomato 20e hun,
add 5c postage :

B Hill, Chipley Ga 20 M collard T5c
ME fe"

Braselton Seed & Plant Co. Braselton
Ga New Stone,.Greater Baltimore and
Livingston Globe tomato $1.25 M or
25e hun, 5 M or more $1 M fo b; All
Season and Late Flat Dutch cabbage
$1.50 M dei $1.25 M fo bj Heading va-
riety collard $1.25 M or 20c hun; prompt
shipment

W TT Shaw, Gainesville Ga Cabbage
tomato and collard; $1.50 M del

B R Woodliff, Flowery Branch Ga
Porto Rican potato $1.50 M; 5 M or
more for $1 .M; Charleston Wakefield
and Flat Dutch Cabbage; $1.25 M; New

Tennille Ga All kinds

Stone and Greater Baltimore tomato;
$1.50 7 2
GF A Willamson, R 1 Abba Ga 9

or 6 M Gov inspected Porto Rican po-

tao; $2 ai =f 0.0
G Crow, Gainesville Ga Cabhase and
tomato: 500 75e, 1 M.~ $1.25. del

Miss Lee Crow, R 2: Flowery Branch
Ga Flat Dutch cabbage 25c hun $1.25
- M del; New Stone tomato 25c hun $1.35
M del or $1.20 M fo b :

L A Crow, Flowery Branch Ga Dutch
and Wakefield cabbage; leading varie-
ties. tomato and heading collard 25c
hun $1.25 M del, $1 Mfob

Cooper Plant Co. Pine Grove Ga Por-
to Rican potato $1.35 iM, 10 to 20 M.
$1.30 M: 25 to 50 M $1.25 M all f o b;
prompt shipment

Obie Crow Plant, Farm, Flowery
Braneh Ga Late Flat Duteh, Charleston
Wakefield cabbage; New Stone tomato;
Ga.and N C Short stem collard now
ready 25c hun $1.25 M del, 5 M or mere
$1 Mfob
J Ae; Baxley Ga Porto Rican po-
tato now- ready. $1. 50 M, 5. M or: more
$1 M-

_ Mrs ~ P > Garner, R 2 stone Mtn Ga



Locust. Grove Ga
Old fashion Ga heading and blue stem







SMEAR i <P

Stewart Pecan Co. Valdosta Ga 100
M budded or grafted pecan trees for
next season shipment; Stuart, Schley,
Success and Moneymaker .

H G Bartlett, R D Cordele Ga Porto
Rican and Big Stem Jersey potato
$1.25 M del; prompt shipment

Mrs E . Noland, Adairsville Ga To-
mato plants 40c hun del; exe for ferns,
begonias, geraniums or other pot flow-
ers; all well rooted

Mrs ois Mullis Re: 2 Surrency Ga
Porto Rican potato $1 M;.xefor any
breed chickens

O- Smith, Omega Ga Greater Balti-
more tomato 10e hun 5c M f 0 os
prompt shipment

J B Cowart, Reidsville Ga Porto Ric-
an and Nancy Hall potato $1.50 M
prompt shipment

Mrs T H Smith, R 1 Moultrie Ga Fall
tomato plants; Stone Mtn now ready
25e hun

Laila Jones, Beniorest Ga Red
raspbrery plants (bear next year) $1.26
tor 90; $2. hun

J W Wright, Alto Ga Late Flat
Dutch cabbage 25e hun! $1.25 M del:
Livingston Globe tomato 25e hun $i. 60
M del, 5 M or more $1.50 M del

A) W Toole, R 2 Macon Ga Harly Mc
Donald blackberry plants Nov del $14

M $1.50 hun del

Evergreen Plant Farm, R 1 Flowry
Branch Ga Stone and Baltimore tomato
25 hun $1.25 M del, 5 M or more $1
M fob: Collard same price

/H Waldrip, R 2 Gainesville Ga Cab-
bage, Barly Jersey 25c hun $1.50 M;
New Stone and Greater Baltimore to-
mato same price; all del

W Tumlin, Gainesville Ga Cabbae,
tomato and collard leading varieties
of each $1 M; Ruby King pepper $2 M;
Imp Porto Rican potato $1.50 M, 56 M
cr more $1.40 M

CN Fitts & Son, Dahlonega Ga Qual-
ty nursery stock; write for prices

Mrs Rosie Crowe, R 4 Cumming: Ga
Mlat Dutch cabbage t5e hun $1.25 M;
Collard same price

Cureton Nurseries. Austell Ga Peach,
pear, plum, apple, pecan, cherry, quince,
fig, grape, berry plants, shade and or-
namentals; write for. prices; Home and
eommercial planting any quantity

TC Bennett, R i Flowery Branch Ga
ae Succession and Flat Dutch 25c
hun $1.25 M: Tomato, New Stone 3@c
hun $1.50 M del

J B Bennett, R 1. Flowery Branch Ga.

Cabbage and collard 25c hun $1.25 M;
tomato, 30e hun $1.50 M del

FG Tvre Plant Farm, Bristol Ga
Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato
Gov inspected 90c iM, 10 M-or more 80c
Mfob

Mrs Dinah Eller, R 3 Ellijay Ga June
pink tomate 30e hun; Late Fiat Dutch
cabbage 25e hun; Sweet pepper Royal
King 35e hun; Stone tomato 25e hun

J Wilson, R 3 Ellijay Ga Late Flat
Dutch cabbage 20e hun; Late tomato
jtone variety 25 hun; add postage

H Eller, R 3 Ellijay Ga Late Flat
Dutch eabbage 20c hun; June pink to-
mato 25c hun; Royal King sweet pep-
ner 30c hun; add postage

F M Wright; Alto Ga Livingston
Globe and New Stone tomato; Late
Flat Dutch cabbage from Long Island
seed now ready 25e hun, -$1.25 M del;
special prices on larger quantities

Woodliff Plant Farm, Flowery
Branch Ga Porto Rican potato $1.50
M; Charleston Wakefield and Flat
Dutch cabbage $1.25 M; New Stone and
sree Baltimore tomato $1.25 M

O M Crow, R 2 Flowery Branch Ga
Charleston Wakefield. and Flat Dutch
cabbage 25c hun $1.25 M del: 10 M or
more $1 M f o b; New Stone tomato
same price

W 0 Waldrip, Ri piace

Ga Porto Rican potato $1.25 M; Charles-
ton Wakefield ang Late Flat Dutch
eabbage; New Stone and Greater Balti-
nvore tomato $1.25 M del, 5 M or more
0M t0b

G fT Waldrip, Flowery Branch Ga
Porto Rican potato $1.25. M; Wakefield
and Flat Duteh cabbage: New Stone
and Greater Baltimore tomato $1.25 M
del; 10 M or more $1 M fob

Mrs Dora. Mitchell, R 2 Jefferson Ga
Matchless tomamto 15 dz; Cabbage 16c
acne. Plant Co. Baxley Ga Imp
Porto Rican potato Gov inspected and
tested $1 M f o b; prompt shipment

J H Leverette, R 1 Parrott Ga Pota-
to plants State inspected $1.25-M

H G Swinson, R 2 Baxley Ga Gov

inspected Porto. Rican potato $1.50 M

apt shipment

<i SS eae. Dublin Ga Early Jer-
sey Wakefield and Early Flat Dutch
cabbage 25e hun $1.40 M; Barliana to-
mato 30c hun $1.55 M; Early Acme and
Stone tomato 30 hun $1.75 M; all del

_W W McEver, Rt Braselton Ga:,New.
Stone and Livingston Globe tomato: $1



Mor 25. hun; Cabbage and cou $i. ras



PUL. ET EN

ES Jones, Demorest Ga Red rasp-
berry plants, bear nevt year $1.25 for
50 or $2 hun

C Waldrip, R 2 Gainesville Ga Early
Jersey Wakefield and Succession cab-
bage and collard 25 hun $1.25 M, 5 M
or more $1 M; Stone tomato $1.50 M

Georgia Plant Farm, Baxley Ga Po-
tato plants $1 M; Vine cuttings $2 f o
b

J O Fussell, Dawson Ga Heading va-

riety collard 25 hun= $1 MM: fo bs er
$1.50 M gel
J F Call, R 4 Ellijay Ga. Hasting

Late Flat Dutch cabbage $1.25 M del
prompt shipment



CHICKENS & EGGS FOR SALH
Fl White Leghorns

H A Griffin, Bostwick Ga Barron
strain hens; $1.25 ea, pullets 16 wks
old, $1.25 ea

Mrs J H Gray, Alapaha Ga 35 or 40
Mch hatch pullets, Young strain; $1 ea

Laila S Jenes, Demorest Ga Select
Tanered strain cockerels from blood
tested flocks heavy Jaying strain May
1$th hatch $1 ea

Mrs LL Neble, Trenton Ga Ccockerels
10 wks old $1 ea; 6 wks old, 50c ea exe
for-Indian Runner. ducks or fresh sor-
ghum

Mrs G A Nunn, Bostwick Ga.50 hens,
yearlings, $1 ea f o b

J.P Williams, R Griffin Ga 10. te
25 hens 1 ang 2 yr old no culls $1 ea
or exc for S C R JI Red pullets Mech or
early Apr hatch Donaldson or Owen
strain, or wheat or oats

Mrs B C Arthur, R1 Hawkinsville
Ga'\4 cockerels Ferris strain 2 1-2 and
31-2 .mo old; exc for same age, breed
and strain

~W A:Bellah, R: 2
stags $1 ea

Mrs Alva Williamson, R 2 Mayfield
Ga Cockerels; sell or exe for S CGC W
Leghorn pullets and pay difference

Peach Poultry Co. Ft Vally Ga 10
and 12 wks old pullets Tancred strain
trapnested heavy laying. strain $1.50
ea; pure bred pullets Tancred strain
bred for high egg production $1.25 ea

B F Bruce, Martin Ga 100 pullets 13
wks old $100 for lot del; also 100 ten
wks old pullets $80 for lot del; 100 sev-
en wks old pullets $60 for lot del; 100
hens Feb 1925 hatch select breeders
$140 for lot del; all Wyckoff strain

Mrs Ida Kelley, R 4 Marietta Ga 8
Barron strain hens and I cock 1925
spring hatch $12.50 for lot or exc for
15 large mixed hens, fat and. healthy

thodell Poultry Farm, Oakwood Ga
200. Russian strain pullets 3 to 4 mo old
from heavy laying strain $1 ea; also
400 Ferris strain 1 yr old hens select
layers $1.25 ea

W A Giddens, R2 Chester Ga 35 pul-
lets 8 mo old 85e ea; 25 pullets 4 mo
old $1. ea: 15 hens 18 mo old..$1 -ea;
hens mated with high price males Fer-
ris strain

Mrs. J . Freeman, .R 7. Gainesville
Ga 69 Wyckoff strain hens now laying
$1 ea fo b

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga 50. pure
Young strain hens; make best offer
Eggs 75c for 15

Mrs E B Dillard, R 2 Calhoun Ga 3
eockerels Ferris strain $2.25 for lot; 12
wks old

Mrs W T Meriwether, Kelly Ga 100
cockerels 2 mos old 50c ea

Mrs C Ll Patten, Carlton Ga 50 Apr
hatch pullets College strain 60c ea
io b

A B Shelnutt, Buford Ga 25 hens
Wyckoff strain $1 ea or $22.50 for Iot

S S$ Bizzell, Moultrie Ga 23 broilers
10 wks old 50e ea

Davisboro Poultry Farm, Davishoro
Ga 100 Mech hatch pullets Hollywood
and Barron strains $1.50 ea; Apr hatch
same strain $1 ea :

O A Ley, Quitman Ga 50 twelve: wks
old \Fanecred strain, cockrels $3 ea

Mrs E Weatherly, R5 LaFayette Ga
Several choice cocker els Kerlin agiek:
American strain $2 ea

Stockbridge Ga 30



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H A Griffin, Bostwick Ga Barron
strain hens $1.24 ea; Pullets 15 wks ove
$1 ea

Mrs Lottie Leverette, R 1 Parrott Gw
Barron and Ferris strain eges Pie for
15

C M Morgan, R I Brooklet Ga 2 pure
bred 1 yr old cocks $1.25 ea; also May
hatch cockerels 35c ea f 0 b ,

HO: Williams, Millen: Gav
strain pullets $1 ea

J Lumpkin, Franklin Ga 300 hens
Ferris strain Apr and May 1925 hatei
$1 ea del

J M Godwin, R 6 Washington Ga 150
pullets Apr hatch Tancred straim $5
ea:t 6: b

J.C McLeod, R'1 Lumber City Ga 19
hens and 1 cock pure bred $1 va; not
over 1 yr old

F C Smith, R 2.Chickamatga Ga 15
pullets Mch mea Tancred strain, alsa
2 cockerels same age and strain $1.25
25 SEO

OQ A Ley, Quitman Ga 50 Tamered
strain eockerels 12 wks old $3 ea

Mrs J Beall, Jeffersonville (Ta 40
Ferris strain pullets Mch haich average
2 lbs ea 90c ea del

Li S Jones, Demorest Ga Carefully
selected Tancred strain cockerels: from
blood tested flocks $1 a

MrsNora Trowell, R. 1
9 pullets and 1 cockerel
Ga 6

Miss Julia Mae
Ga_ 30/chieks
heavy laying
lot :

W'D Richards, Gainesvilio, Ga Ferris
strain cockerels Apr hatch $1 ea

Mrs A A -Butler, West Point Ga 10
pure bred hens $1.50 ea; one cock same

Tanered

Apr hatch 50e

Cochran
iin Quality
yr $2F Lox

Dykes, 3
9 wks. old: ie:
strain 45c ea

strain $2; also one Mch hatch cockerel.

$1

Mrs F Cowart, R 2 Summit Ga. 20
Mch hateh pullets and 1 pure Tanered
strain cockerel $25 for lot or exe for
good sow and pigs, or 5 nice shoeats for
fattening, any breed,

Mrs H Rommel, 51 Williams Mil
Road, Atlanta Ga 1000 pure bred ehicks
8 to 10 wks old; write for prices



S Brown Leghorus

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga Everlay
strain eges T5c for 15

H E Ozburn, R 1 Rutledge Ga Pur
bred Everlay strain cocks, one 2 yr 14a
and one I yr old $12.25 ea; also cockerels
8mos old 75c ea; pullets 3 mo old Tie
a 7

Mrs W H Camp, R 4 Douglasville
Ga lu hens pure bred $1 ea

Mrs C J. Healam, R 5 Winder Ga 6
hens Wverlay strain $1 6a or. $6.50) for
lot

Mrs G T Truelove,
ya Fancy hatching eggs front heavy
laying 'Tormohlen strain and Rustler
strain $ 1for 15, $3 for 50

Gurley,, Axson Ga 3. hens;
2 game hens and It game cock

J E Morgan. R 4 Gainesville Ga 30
pullets 12 wks. olg 75 ea f o b

Mrs H T Lumsden, Valbotton Ga 10
wks old pullets Tormohlen strain 75e ea

HC Wise, R 3 Ashburn Ga 70 hens,

R 1 Stockbridge

exc ar

yr old, $1 ea or $65 for let
Mrs L M Aderhold,. Lavonia Ga 1
pullets;> Mch- and Apr hatch, Everlay

strain; 75e ea, $7 for lot

Mrs Fronie Runiles, R 7 Gainesville
Ga Pure bred pullets, 12 wks old; T5e
ea



Buff Leghorns
Mrs L Stapler, R 4 Bowdon Ga
Reels 10 wks old Tie ca f 0b

C R I Reds

S S$ BizzeH, Moultrie Ga Broilers 40c

Ib

Mrs R Donaldson, R 2 Summit Ga
15 pvllets 2 mos eld Donaldson and
Tompkins strain 75c ea: also 7 Meh
hatch pullets $1 ea or Jot or 22 for
$18

Mrs BE M Rowland, Carnesville Ga
25 chicks Apr hatch $12 for Tot or $5
for 10









wanted.



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

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CHICKENS & EGGS FOR SALE_
"$C RI Reds

Mrs W Sloan, Auburn Ga 15 ock-

erels, Donaldson strain, Mch hatch; $1
ea or $13.50 for the lot; will exe 1 coek-
erel for 2 Silver Lace Wyandotte pul-
Jets, same age
Miss. Pearl . Solomon, Jeffersonville
Ga Owen strain pure bred young hens,
heavy layers; $1.25 and $1.50 ea. Few
prize hens 18 mo old, $2.75 ea 4 fine
cocks, $2 ea. Frying size cockerels
$1.50 ea, 2 to 3 lbs ea
GL Noble, Trenton Ga Cockerels $1
@a
Miss Pearl Solomon, Jeffersonville
Ga Owen strain pure bred young hens

heavy: layers $1.25 and $1.50 ea; Four
48 mo old prize hens $2.75 ea; 4 fine

- cocks $2 ea; frying size cockerels $1.50
ea; Eggs 75c for 15 fo b

; Mrs Ola Montgomery, Mauk Ga Apr
- hatch pullets and cockerels from well

mated pens Tompkins strain $1 ea f 0

b; also Four 18 mo old cocks 8 lb ea

real dark red $3.50 ea fo b

L S McLean, Sharpsburg Ga One pen
(4 hens and 1 cock) Tompkins strain $10;
also 10 or 15 pullets Mch hatch same
gtrain $1.25 ea; cockerels $1.50 ea

H W Hargis, Cass Station Ga 40
hens and pullets and cockerels from
_ trapnested stock; hens $3, pullets $2,

cockerels $5 to $20 ea 3

8 Hoyl, Poulan Ga 5 pullets and a.
-cockerel Donaldson strain; exe for
game number Anconas or W Leghorns

A B& Andrews, 129 S Moreland Ave
Atlanta Ga 3 large hens, one 18 mo old

-eockerel $15 for lot del; Donaldson util-

ity stock unrelated :
Mrs W B Garner, R A. Warthen Ga
.Pullets 8 wks old from blood tested

flocks 60c ea
Mrs R F Terrell, R 3 Greenville Ga

20 chicks 5 to 8 wks old $10 del; 12 pul-
Jets 12 to 15 wks old $12 del-

: Mrs J L Erwin, R 2 Adairsville Ga
45 or 20 pullets 12 and 14 wks old $1
ea; 2 cocks 1 1-2 yrs old $2 ea

Mrs J H Carrington, Talbotton Ga

Donaldson strain pure bred cockerels

$1.20 ea Mch hatch, 95c ea Apr hatch;

8 Mch hatch pullets $1.10 ea; Eggs 30c
getting :

Mrs D Donaldson, R 1 Decatur Ga
5 Dec hatch pullets now taying, and
tyoung cock $20 for pen of ; bred from
trapnested egg record layers; |@xgs
- from trapped exhibition pens $2 for 15

del
- Mrs B L Robinson, Greenville Ga 20
_ chicks 4 wks old $10 del

Mrs H G Brown, R 1 Stone Mtn Ga

Donaldson strain eggs $1.25 for 15 or

$2 for 30, $6 hun del Dee
Mrs F Cowart, R 2 Summit Ga Trio

Reds 1925 hatch heavy layers Tompkins
strain $10 or exc for 2 shoats 50 Ibs
ea; few Feb hatch Tompkins strain
cockerels from prize stock well grown

$2.50 ea

Sees
Eee RCRI Reds
US McLean, Sharpsburg Ga 5 hens
Tompkins strain $7.50 for lot

R I Whites

3 B Blackmon, Hartwell Ga Few pul-
Jets and cockerels $1.50 ea; Feb and
Mch hatch; fine layers and mothers;
pure Regal strain

a Barred Rocks

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga College
Agrl strain eggs 75c for 15
-. Mrs W B Garner, R A Warthen Ga
Pullets 8 wks old 60c ea
E T Boswell, Siloam Ga Eggs $1 for
15 2
_ Barred Rock Farm, Martin Ga Hat-
ching eggs from special mating Thomp-
gon Ringlet strain $1.50 for 15, $2.75 for
30 del ;
Mrs J A Watson, Summit Ga Parks
strain pure bred high quality fine win-
ter layers, pullets and cockerels from
gelected breeders 3 mos old_ pullets
$1.25 ea, cockerels $1.50 ea; 12 pullets
and 1 cockerel $16; no order accepted
for Iess than trio
J W Sosebee, Ball Ground Ga Holter-
man strain cocks and cockerels fine
_stock; write for prices

Mrs W B Kuglar, R 6 Bowdon Ga 3
Apr hateh cockerels Thompson strain
prize stock $1 ea f o b; One Mech hatch
cockerels Holterman. strain $1; Few
pullets $1 ea fob

Mrs C H Crawford, R 2 Madison Ga
4 cockerels: Nabobs 18-K Parks strain
6 mo old 4 1-2 to dlbs $2.50 ea fo b
- JR Lanier, R 3 Summit Ga One
cockerel Feb hatch $1.50 :

Mrs J E Steadam, R A Bainbridge
Ga Thompson Imperial Ringlet strain
-eges from first pen $1.25 for 15, second
pen 90c for 15; larger lots 5 and 6c
per egg; Apr hatch cockerels $1.50 ea

Mrs M Sumner, R 3 Sylvester Ga

Thompson strain cockerels Mch and).

Apr hatch $1 ea



Mrs A E Barwick, R 1 Doerun Ga

Park strain cockerels from prize stock,

3 mo old, $1.50 ea or 4 for $5, pullets
same age and price. One 15 mo old
cock, $2.50 fo b

} T Boswell, Siloam Ga Eggs from
pure stock; $1 del

Mrs E G Wood, Rockmart Ga 12
pure bred Thompson strain cockerels
Apr hatch from prize stock blood tested
$1 ea f ob

Mrs O A Conner, Uvalda Ga Thomp-
son Ringlet strain cockerels and pul-
lets Apr hatch $1 ea; Eggs $1 for 15.

White Rocks
Mrs C C Payne, R 6 Tifton Ga Fishel
strain eggs $1.25 for 15; cockerels same
strain 3 1-2 mo old $1.25 ea from well
ries flock; cockerels 3 wks younger
1 ea ;
Mrs J W Wooten, West Green Ga 12
hens 1. yr old. $1.25 ea; 12. or. 15 Mch
hatch chicks 90 ea

Partridge Recks

Mrs J Mixon, Ocilla Ga 12 pullets
and 1 cockerel $12; 20 pullets and 2
cockerels $18.75 Mch 15th to Apr 20th
hatch .

R W Clark, 358 Spring St Macon Ga
Birg Bros high scoring 10 and 12 wks
old stock; fancy cockerels, etc

- Buff Rocks
Mrs J J Ferrell, R A Cairo Ga Pure
bred eggs; 16 for $1

.

Anconas :

- Mrs E B Dillard, R 2 Calhoun Ga
Pure bred Sheppard strain cocks $1 ea
or 2 for $1.50, 3 for $2.25 f o b, 12 wks
old :
H W Hargis, Cass Station Ga 50 Feb
and Mch hatch pullets $1.75 ea from
trapnested stock good layers

J C Kinney, Funston Ga 100 cocker-
els Apr hatch Sheppard strain $3.50 $5
and $7.50 ea f0 b

R F Howard, Box 703 Thomasville Ga
Eges Sheppard strain first pen $1.50
fOr 15 :

Mrs J T Holland, Lenox Ga Sheppard
strain cockerels $1.25 ea or exc for 4
Cornish Game pullets

J C Porter, R 1 Tifton Ga 12 pure
pred Sheppard strain hens 1 yr old
$1.25 ea; 2 cocks 1 yr old $2 ea; Few
pullets and cockerels 3 mo old $1 ea;
Beggs $1.25 for 15

Mrs Laura D Cowart, R 2 Summit
Ga Few hens and 1 cockerel $1 ea

P E Ogletree, Mesena Ga Pullets &
Cockerels, Apr hatch, Shepherd strain;
70c eafob

R H Akin, R B Griffin Ga 56 hens,

Shepherd strain, now yalnig, 2 cocks,

1 and 2 yrs old; 90c ea or $45 for lot

Geo J Garrett, Midland Ga Choice
bred cockerels, 3 mo old, 65c ea in doz
lots or 75c ea for 1-2 doz lots

S C Black Minorcas
Mrs J Solomon, Fitzpatrick Ga .2
hens and 1 cock heavy laying strain
$5 trio =
Mrs C N Thornhill, Boston Ga 22

hens May 1925 hatch Pape strain se-.

lected now laying $1.50 ea or $30 for
lot oe

S C Buff Minorcas
Mrs E B Dillard, R 2 Calhoun Ga 4
pullets and 1 cock 8 wks old $3 for
lot fob

S L Wyandottes

M Streetman, R 2 Columbus Ga Mch
and Apr hatch cockerels and pullets
from fine laying strain; 3 pullets and
1 cockerel $5; cockerels $1.25 ea; 2 or
more $1 ea

E T Almon, Midland Ga May hatch
pullets from fine strain; pulets and
eockerels $1 ea; Mch and Apr hatch
$1.25 ea 3 :

Mrs L O Stapler, R 4 Bowdon Ga
Eges from prize stock $1 for 15 del or
exc for fruit cans; One prize winning
cock? yrold $3 00 ee

W T Adams, Lavonia Ga Eggs $1 fo
15 del; Few young cockerels and pul-
lets 2-3 grown $1 ea

White Wyandottes

R F Howard, Box 703 Thomasville Ga
Martin Regal Doreas strain eggs $1.50
for 15 ;

Mrs B L Robinson, Greenville Ga
Chicks 5 wks old 10 for $10 del
~ Mrs J E Steadam, R
Ga Eggs from first pen Regal Dorcas
strain $1.25 for 15, secong pen $1 for
15, $1.75 for 30 del; Mch hatch cocker-
els $1.75 ea; Apr hatch $1.50 and $1.25
ea

ML Snare, R 4 Gainesville Ga Keeler-
Martin strain eggs; $1 per 15 or $5 per

thun del

: Jersey Black Giants
Mrs W D Bryant, Coffee Ga 13 pure

pullets and cockerels $1 a;

strain eggs, $2- =

A Bainbridge |

bred 10 wks old $6.50 for lot del; Mch



cL M

J C Cochrane, Sofkee, Ga 3 hens 1
yr old $2 ea; One cock same age $2.50
or $8 for lot; Young stock frying size
$4 trio; all Marey strain
- Mrs Stella Tompkins, Oconee Ga 50
pullets and cockerels Mch and Apr
hatch Marcy strain; make best offer

R H McComb, Milledgeville Ga 3 pul-
lets $1.25 ea; 1 cockerel $1.50, ten wks
old

Mrs J K Zeliner, Forsyth Ga 1 cock

|1 yr old $5 extra large; Cockerels 3 mo

old $2 ea
Mrs I G Joiner, R 2 Soperton Ga One

cock 2 yr old Marey strain prize winner.

$10; also 2 cockerels same strain 5 to
6 lbs $5 ea, 8 same size and fine for
preeders $3 ea; 1 to 3 Ib size $1.50 ea;
all Marcy strain

Games

N S Crow, Royston Ga Pure Ginn pit
games $5 trio

Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton Ga
Dark Cornish Indian Game pullets Apr
and May hatch $1 ea

Mrs J S Clark, Jacksonville Ga Half
grown Bull-dog Cornish Games cocker-
els and pullets $2 ea 4 :

W T DeFoe, Oglethorpe Ga Pure Dan
Gordon stags and pullets; stags $2.50
ea; pullets $1.50 ea choice stock; Pure
Bacon Warhorse stags and _ pullets;
stags $2.50; pullets $1.50 ea

J C Cochrane, Sofkee Ga Trio Allen
Roundhead 1 yr old from Sjelton Yard
stock; 7 two wks old chicks with trio

$10 for lot; Allen Roundhead pit games, }

7 hens 1 yr to 4 yr old and 1 cock 4
yr old; hens $2.50 ea cock $4.50 or $20
for lot; Mch and Apr hatch stock $4
trio; One pure bred Allen Roundhead
cock 1 yr old $3.50; One Roundhead
Boon crossed cock 4 yrs old $3; or $6
for two

R F Howard, Box 703, Thomasville
Ga Dark Cornish Indian Game eggs
from prize stock $1.50 for 15

M S Whitaker, R 5 McDonough Ga
4 Dark Cornish hens and 1 cock $12 for
lot; one yr old =

A E Wammock, Harrison Ga Dark
Cornish Indian pullets and cockerels
Mch hatch $1.25 ea; Yr old. hens $1.75
ea; 10 for $17; all pure bred

W Bruce Donaldson Jr, Statesboro
Ga Dark Cornish cockerels, Mch hatch;
$3 and $3.50 ea ;

Bantams

RW Clark, 358 Spring St Macon Ga
Exhibition Golden Sebrights and Part-
ridge Cochins $5 per bird and up; Eggs
$5 for 15

E G Fryer, Talbotton Ga One red and

black cock; also one red rabbit half
ao exc for 2 bantam hens or pul-
ets

_ Silver Spangle Hamburgs
Mrs Ida Kelley, R 4 Marietta Ga
Spring 1925 hatch trio $5 or exc for 7

large mixed hens fat and healthy

Buckeye Reds Ss

H W Thurmond, Greshamville Ga
Pure bred cockerels $1.50 ea or 4 for

$5 ve g
H W Thurmond, Greshamville Ga

Pure bred cockerels; $1.50 ea or 4 for

$5 prepaid .

= Light Brahmas _
Mrs J E Stone, R 3 Adairsville Ga
Pure bred eggs $1 for 15 del.
Mrs Ruth Lowell, R 1 Tallapoosa Ga
Cockerels $1.25 ea fo b

saree
aoe wore



Bulletin. Then they watch

mate their fraud.









- P Colclough, Maxeys Ga Eggs

+ Baleh and Brown strain $1.25 for 15

del; Feb and Mch hatch cockerels 8 wks
old; pulets and eockerels reasonable

* S C Buff Orphingtons

_ Mrs J W Dinkins, Unadilla Ga 1 cock-

erel small fryer 75c 3 cockerels extra

large friers $1 a

- Mrs W O Butler, R 3 Baxley Ga 9

hens and 1 cock; hens $1.25, cock $1.50

Myers strain
Mrs R B Chatham, R 1 Carnesville

Ga 15 pure bred cockerels, 1 1-4 ea; 50c

ea

Jersey Black Giants

Mrs H-L Harrell, Colquitt Ga 5 cock- |
erels, 16 pullets, Marcy strain, Mch -
hatch, prize winning stock; $2 ea fob

E A Lambert, Denton Ga Roosters, _

Marcy strain direct, $2.50 ea or exc for
nice pullets or early hens

White Orphingtons
Mrs J W Dinkins, Unadilla Ga 3
cockerels small friers 75c ea :
E R Traylor, R 1 LaGrange Ga Sev-
eral early Apr hatch cockerels; exc for
same number Mch or Apr hatch

MIXEDFor Table Use

Peach Poultry Co. Ft Valley Ga 500 -
or more milk fed friers 1 i-2 to 2 lbs
write for price. Seo :

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga 100.
hens, some mixed and others R I Reds
$1 ea fob :

J H Leverett, R 1 Parrott Ga 15 dz
eges twice per wk; market price

FE Perkins, Sylvania Ga 6 pullets and
1 cock $5 for lot or exc for hens any
kind except Leghorns

-J R Lanier, R 2? Summit Ga Mixel
bullets 3 and 4 mo old 75c ea

Baby Chicks
American Malt Co. Tennille Ga Bar-
ron. strain W Leghorns $8.75 hun del
Fains Hatchery, Edison Ga 1000 W
Leghorns and Anconas each wk $8.50
hun del
Mrs D Donaldson, R 1 Decatur Ga
R I Reds 15c ea in lots 20 or more; $15
hun del; all from trapped fancy pens
Mrs H G Brown, R11 Stene Mtn Ga
Donaldson strain R I Reas lic ea del
or exc for pigs or shoat naar Stone Mtn
Mrs H Rommel, 51 Williams Mil
Road, Atlanta Ga B Rocks and Rk TIT
Reds pure bred selected stork $13 hun
$7 for 50; pure bred S C W Leghorns
$10 hun $5.50 for 50 del
; :

Custom Hatching
Mrs H Rommel, 51 Williams Mill
Road Atlanta Ga Custom hatching tray
= of 96 eggs; setting each Satur-
ay.

MIXEDTable Use
Miss Pearl Solomon, Jeffersonville |
Ga Hens, 5 to 7 Ibs ea; 28c Ib, live wt



TURKEYS & EGGS FOR SALE

Mrs J A Watson, Summit Ga Pure
Jet Black turkeys 3 1-2 mos old $1.50
ea : zi

Miss Ida Rogers, R 4 Adairsville Ga
Pure breq M B, one tom 16 Ibs and 1
hen 10 lbs 338 Ib; Also 8 young turkeys.
hatched June 30th and 10 fresh eggs;

hake best offer; exc young turkeys and _~

eggs for S L Wyandotte pullets Feb
or Mch hatch = 3


_ Standing Reward
In the great volume of offerings handled by this office,
some dishonest people have defrauded our citizens.
Sometimes the dishonest person has imposed on us by ad-_
vertising his offerings. As soon as we learn of their frau-
dulent methods, they are denied any further use of the

the offerings in the Market

Bulletin and write direct to the owner and thus consum-

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

If you feel that you have been defrauded as above de-
scribed, submit your evidence to an attorney, and if he

_thinks a fraud has been committed, either State or Fed-
eral, ask him to proceed with the prosecution.
ward will amply take care of all fees and expenses.

STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS,

This re-

__ B.A. Hancock, Acting Director, =





ers and 1 drake; write for

elma Baker, R 3 Calhoun Ga
mes, 10 females and 2 male 10
jJarge size $11 for lot or exc
, duck or goose feathers
HieH Moore, Rydal Ga Black
y duck eggs $1 for 13

INEAS & EGGS FOR SALE
owland, R 1 Carnesville Ga 9
hens ang 1 cock $7 for lot

i O Stapler, R 4 Bowdon Ga
peckle buinea eggs 60c for 18





TS & PET STOCK FOR SALE
ita Bird & Pet Shoppe, 222
ee St Atlanta Ga Canary birds,
;, rabbits, peafowls, guinea pigs
ntams :
Ida Kelley, R 4 Marietta Ga
hite pinkeye Belgian rabbits 1
buck 8 mo old $1 ea; 9little
wks to 2 mo old $2.25 or $5 for
for 5 fat healthy mixed hens
Cobb, Ellijay Ga 1 German
singer canary; 3 females with
ing cage; sell cheap or exe for
ry, cow, hog, corn or geese :
D Fulghum, Lavonia Ga 3
nearly grown male guinea pigs
ding purposes :
does rabbits 25c ea; larger ones
all colors
Patten, Abbeville Ga Male cana-

L Tribble, R 2 Atlanta Ga Pigeons,
ine breeds; write for full informa-



BEANS FOR SALE
Sparkman, R 3 Perry Ga 10
ootan $8 bu f o b

Franklin, Tennille Ga Otootan
8 bu; Laredo $6 bu
Robinson, Cairo Ga Mammoth
soy $3 bu; Biloxi $4 bu
oe 3 Gainesville Ga Laredo

Macon Ga Otootan soy

more $7.25.bu
oore, Rabun Gap Ga Few bus
/ soy $5 bu in 2 bu lots or more

Heard, Box 136 Atlanta Ga

5 bus each pure early black and

ariety slightly mixed with yellow

9u; Biloxi $3.90; Otootans $7.25;
sound recleaned Laredo $6.25 bu

_ PEAS FOR SALE :
LE Haddock, Ft Valley Ga 6
; $4.85 bu f 0 b



1; Brabs $6.50 bu; 0 b
Youmans, Baxley Ga 30 or 40
Imans two crop (new crop) $4.50
b : :

anklin, Tennille Ga Mixed $5
S $7; Whipps $5.50. bu; Brabs

rading Co, Edison Ga Few
xed $4 bu
rsey, R 4 Douglas Ga New
ps $4 bu; Purple hull slight-
bufob *
Bros. Statesboro Ga Hay and
eas $4 and $4.50 bu f o b
U Barrow, Manassas Ga New
2 ae $4-bu; Extra early goose
b

NS & PEANUTS FOR SALE
Weeks, R 1 Norman Park Ga
spanish peanuts $1.50 bu or exc



and cotton baskets; no order].

than one bu
ones, R A Climax Ga 70 Ibs
elled spanish peanuts 15 lb
McDonald, R 3 Sylvester Ga 325
inish peanuts in hull 6c Ib in
r '-2c Ib less quantity
SYRUP FOR SALE
lake Jr. Concord Ga A-1 sor-
Pp in 10 Ib pails T5e ea it
nlard, Cornelia Ga 1500 gal
lasses 15c gal f o/b



bb, Valdosta Ga Ga cane-sy- |

sw cypress bbls 35 gal to bbl
est offer : oe
Phillips, Quitman Ga Several
re Ga ribbon cane syrup $20

own, Hartwell Ga Blackstrap
3 lic gal in steel drums; drums
able; $2. deposit on drums

IND HAND MACHINERY
_ FOR SALE
Elder, Farmington Ga 4 gin
utfit 3 1-4 miles Farmington Ga

ship gins, Ft Valley feeders,

S$; steam tramper, fan and



ipe 50 H P S C Continental

H P boiler, piping, belting 7
500 for all |

Patterson, R 1 Washington:
| used 1 season, no

mill

Baker, Cedartown Ga 12/Ga_ ay st
-Press,.. suction outfit.

W H Loudermilk, Corenlia Ga_



SJ Hi

ion with wagon
scales; ginned Jess than 500 bales cot-
ton; sell at less than third cost

Joe Wilkes, Cohutta Ga Sharples suc-
tion feed tubular Separator, No 1, used
3 mo, good condition; sell cheap

EB T Boswell, Siloam Ga Peerless en-
gine, high pressure, 20 hp, mounted;
Vance 20th century saw mill and belt
feed; Tom Houston Skidder with 700
ft cable, necessary pulleys, hooks, ete;
Fordson tractor, practically new; new
Western Electric 32 volt generator; Del-
co plant complete with 16 batteries;
Ford truck, good running shape; Sun-
light Acetylene lighting plant with
house fixtures

I A Lewis, Goggans Ga No 2 Taylor
belt feed for saw mill, also several pul-
leys, good condition ;

Jackson Bros, Donovan Ga One 2 70
make) with 40 h p boiler and 30 h p
saw gin outfit complete (Continental
engine, good condition; $1,000. 4

M M Newberry, Wellston Ga 40 h p
Schofield boiler, 35 h p Schofield en-
gine, No 2 Hinch & Drumgo sawmill
outfit complete, log drays, cables,

| chains, logging equipment

C A Finleyson, Pine View Ga One

used 6 mos; One Benthal- Peanut Picker
used very little and good condition;
cheap for cash . :

F E Walker, 6 Gilmer St Atlanta Ga
Standard Reliable Incubator 700 egg
hot air; set one time; good condition
$55 del within 50 miles Atlanta, or exe
for any large strain chicks any age

Mrs AT Ford, R 1 Sylvester Ga De-
Lavel Cream Separator No 10; also two
5 2a cream cans) all good condition $50
fo { ; :

O J. Williams, Cordele Ga 1 1-2 Ht P
Fairbanks Morse magneto equipped en-
gine on trucks; One 700 volt Western
Electric Generator; sell together or sep-
arate

J T Holland, R 2 Toomsboro Ga Set
2 in. Automatic Governors, Pickford
make, good condition $25

W Rogers, Broxton Ga Champion cot-
ton duster needs slight repairs $8 or
exc for Bron Hen Incubator good condi-
tion or chickens or eggs, good shoat
for fattening

J H Leverette, R 1 Parrott Ga Ben-
thal Peanut Picker $225; Fairbanks
Morse gasoline engine 6 H P without
magneto $50; Alamo 6 H P gasoline
$125; I H C Horse power hay press
$100 3

J E Morgan, R 4 Gainesville Ga 1000
chick Simplex oil brooder all complete

-|$15 or exc for 4 pigs

G W Cureton, Rising Fawn Ga One
70 saw Munger Gin practically new,
run one season; Press, pulleys, shaft-
ing, suction fan, Galv piping in ware-

t}house at Rising Fawn. Ga; also 15 H

P Horizontal Wheel and engine
J Cureton, Austell Ga Ottawa log

saw (one 5 and one 6 ft saw) good con-

dition $65; also Sanders Pea Thrasher

|equipped for hand or motor power $35;

poth crated f o b Austell '
W H Townson, Talona Ga No 19 Oli-
ver chill turner plow good condition $10;
two horse wagon 2 1-2 size practically
new good condition with body $65; One
t horse wagon needs some repairs $10
R C Couch, Turin Ga 20 H P boiler

with fixtures $75

J L Kennedy, Grovetown Ga One
Acetylene plant practically new good
condition with all fixtures for lighting
11 room house
H H Ware, Hogansville Ga Gin out-
fit with 60 H P Boiler, 50 H P engine
Rev press, shafting, etc $600

R L Bentley, R 1 Toccoa Ga 12 H a
engine, old style; also No 1 Giser mill
and all equipment good condition $800

Mrs T B Fletcher, Locust Grove: Ga
Buckeye incubator good condition all
complete 120 egg capacity $10; One
Buckeye brooder oil burner 250 chick
complete $12.50 :

4 B Chandler, Luthersville Ga Saw
frame and practically all metal paris
except daw for DeLoach No 2 mill $50
or exc for farm products
Mrs L B Landrum, Adairsville Ga
One 6 H P engine, Stover, mounted on
trucks run with gas or kerosene good
condition; One 26 in, cutoff saw Stover
complete with table, good condition;
One large roller syrup mill geared to be
pulled by engine; also 12 ft copper evap-
orator; write for price and further. in-

| formation

T, E& Blanchard, Harlem Ga Winship
2 stand ginnery, belt distributor, com-
plete without. engine and_ boiler; sell
on terms or exe for Reg Jerseys youns
stock preferred; outfit used to gin not
over 500 bales cotton oe

M C Crumby, Bowdon Ga Two 36 in.
corn mill rocks, Cole make, good condi-

s engine 20 H P Interna-
One planing machine will.
QO e

condition

}Mill 24 in.





n Trading ,
eye Mammoth incubators good condition
POW PUD Say : ee
Mrs H Kommel, 51 Williams Mill

Road, Atlanta Ga 800 egg Wishbone in-

cubator complete with automatic egg
turner, goog condition

SG MeNill, Arlington Ga One 2
horse Oliver riding cultivator $40 or
exc

National Pecan Groves Co. Flintside
Ga Complete 2 70 Saw Continental gin
outfit; 30 H P steam engine, screw
press, complete with tramper, 3 Oliver
Bottom Plows for tractor; 3 Sullivan-
Towson Disc Tractor plows; Case

thrashing machine 15-30; sacrifice

B C Plyer, R 4 Manassas Ga Inter-
national riding cultivator; 2 wheel
trailer; Walker spraying and mopping
machine; sell or exc for one ton Ford
truck ; ;

G W Cobb, Ellijay Ga 1000 chick coal
or wood brooder practically new, used
one season; sell or exc; also One Com-
bination planter; plants corn, cane
seed, peas, beans, cotton and puts out
fertilizer; cheap or exc.

V W Denton, R 2 Palmetto Ga 5 H
P gasoline engine with magneto good
condition $65-or exc for good cow fresh

in
Mogul 10 H P gas or kerosene -engine |.

H W Hargis, Cass Station Ga Prac-
tically new Yankee Bench Drill bores
up to 1-2 in. hole; good condition $12.50

Barred Rock Farm, Martin Ga Old
Trusty incubator 110 egg good condi-
tion $10 f 6 b

E T Boswell, Siloam Ga Peerless en-
gine high pressure 20 H P mounted;
Vance 20th Century. Sawmill and belt
feed; Tom Huston Skidder with 700
ft cable and pulleys, hooks, ete; Ford-
son Tractor practically new; Moline
Tractor good condition; Western Elec-
trie 32 volt generator; Delco Plant with

-16 batteries; Ford truck good condition;

Sunlight Acetylene Light plant with
house fixtures =

Mrs R L Williamson, R 2 Mayfield
Ga Bowser gasoline pump and 120 gal
tank; used very little; sell cheap

Mrs B C Arthur, R 1 Hawkinsville
Ga Buckeye Incubator 65 egg complete
Hoover; 1000 chick good condition both
$16.50

B F Murphy, Sandersville Ga 1925
Franks Dusting Machine good condi-
tion bargain

L Walden, R 1 Avera Ga Fairbanks
Morse Z Type 3 H P gasoline engine
good condition

J L Williams, Tifton Ga Two 3 row
oat and fertilizer drills $5 ea f o b or
$6 ea in exe for pigs - |

-G T Morris, Dublin Ga Stover Feed
Grinder $75 _ ;

Kimbrough Farms, Sparta Ga Prim-
rose Separator good condition $40

Pitts Lumber Co. Waverly Hall Ga
Complete 30 ton Gruendler Feed Mill
with fan elevator, dust collector; steel
shafting, couplings, wood and iron pul-
leys, post hangers, rubber ang leather
belting, check and globe valves; Few 9
tooth Little Joe Harrows; one each 1000

and 2000 Ib wagon bolster springs; Pair

Sawyers Rev sacking scales; 20 H P
International gas engine, sell or exc for
10 H P engine of equal value; all good

GS Moye, R A Hazlehurst Ga One
ton Ford truck with steel cab and wood
body $175 or exc

T W Nations, Elberton Ga One~-No
3 Standard Buckeye Incubator $35; One
No 3 Standard Buckeye incubator $45
fob

C Gentry, Buchanan Ga 10 H P boil-
er and engine mounted and in running
order; Also shingle mill, Davis make,
side clip, good saw and good running
condition; also bolting mill and 49 in.
circular saw and belts; sell cheap:
Drag saw blade, line shaft 8 ft long 2
in. dia; one saw 38 in. one single saw
30 in.; all cheap

J L Rache, Crescent Ga Light Ford
truck good condition $30 or exc for corn

OE pease. %

J B Sedberry Co. Atlanta Ga Letz
Mill No 180; Letz Mill No 144; One No
2 Williams Hammer Type Mill; Hock-
nauer Hammer Type Mill; One Inter-
national Corn Shredder: Meadows Grist
rocks: 25 AP Fairbanks
Morse Type Y Engine; all good running
condition :



" MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
Kimbrough Farms, Sparta Ga Cotton-

seed meal sacks, sound and without
holes 8c ea; Hull sacks 3 1-2c ea

H M Franklin, Tennille-Ga Pine and
eypress shingles car lots only

C L Masdon, R 2 Clem Ga Cotton bas-
kets; write for prices and description

Mrs T J Biggers, Bremen Ga Milk
eans; cheap

A J Goolsby, Monticello Ga 800 M or

Edison Ga 3 Buck:



"Mrs -B -F Noland Adairsville Ga~

Blackberry jam, 35 qint, Blackberry

|jelly, 35 pint, apple jelly, 85c_ pint,

peach butter 50c qt, peach preserves
90e qt, canned peaches, 35c qt, sweet
qt fo b, no less than 1-2 doz sold
peach pickles, 50e qt, apple butter, 50c

W S Littlejohn, Tallulah Falls Ga 100
1 gal bottles, $1 doz f o b, also I five
gal bottle; $1 fo b

P E Rhodes, Baldwin Ga 5 doz No 3

cans Eilberta peaches cold packed with-

out syrup; $1.50 doz f o b Baldwin cash
or will exc, also Home canning outfit,
good condition, complete with tin cans
$6 cash or exc for Barred Rock chick-
ens, incubator, oats and corn

Mrs J W Lee, R 8 Carrollton Ga 8 Ibs
sage, clean, free of stems; 50c Ib f 0 b

Miss Allie Houser, Ft Valley Ga
Whole wheat flour, from selected Ga
raised wheat; $1.50 for 24 lbs fo b Ft
Valley; also Jersey cream flour plain
and self rising; 24 Ibs $1.50 del

M F Lewis, Adairsville Ga Fresh
ground Graham whole wheat flour $5
hun lbs f 0 b

RG Sharpe, Carreilton Ga 20 square
bottom cotton baskets, 75 to 100 Ibs
$1.50 ea fo b

S E Anderson, Ralston Ga-May cher-
ries in one at Mason jars 50c qt fob

E J Payne, Baxley Ga Select cypress
shingles 4 x 18 in, $9 M fob

A N Johnson, R 1 Rockmart Ga One
2 horse wagon $380 f o b or exe for good
shoats or pigs good stock, or good milk
cow :

Rhodes Seed Co. Forsyth Ga New
crop whole wheat (graham) flour 12 Ibs
$1; 20. lbs $1.75; all del

Wilkes Bros. Bladen Ga 3 million ft
original long. Jeaf pine near R R 60
miles Savannah :

LEH Harrison, Dublin Ga Vinegar
white and red in 50 gal bbls i5c gal
::0:2b

W A Smith, 102 Bay St Savannah Ga
Ground oyster shell for chickens $1
hun lbs, $18.50 ton f 0 b

H O Williams, Millen Ga Feed sacks
8c ea f Ob :

W Nunn, R 5 Lawrenceville Ga Dam-
aged tobacco for spraying beans and
cabbag e4 Ibs 50c del

W D Vaughan, R A Point Peter Ga
10 cords good pine wood suitable for
cook stove $3.50 at home or $4.50 del on
ear

T P Trowell, Broxton Ga Country
style scrub or scouring brooms $1.40 ea
del; Porch swings; write for price and
particulars

W T Ridgway, Canon Ga 5 dz hand
made large size white oak split cotton.
baskets $12 dz fob

A E Mammock, Harrison Ga 50 gal
kerosene tank $3 t

Butts County Products Co. Jackson
Ga 5000 four pk potato crates K D in
bundles; also 5000 ready made set up 5
pk car lots or less; make best offer

Saw timber, about two million ft
pine, oak, cypress, poplar on highway
good logging, 4 1-2. miles Leary Ga
$5000 for quick sale; Address Box 39,
Station H, Atlanta Ga =

HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

Mrs F R Vincent, Fruitland Ga New
honey in 5 lb cans $1.35 del

J A Crummey, Doctortown Ga New
crop extracted honey in 10 Jb pails 6
cans to case $6.40; 5 Ib pails 12 to case
$7.40; 10 lb can postpaid in third zone
$1.75; 5 Ib can postpaid in third zone
$1; Two large bbls 50 gal ea $1.10 gal
fob

JW Osborne, Elza Ga 3 cans bright.
comb honey 12 1-2c lb fo b

W C Barnard, Glennville Ga Amber
tupelo honey in 60 lb tins 12 1-2c Ib;
chunk honey case of 12 No 5 tins $10.20

M J Morris, Baxley Ga Fine grade
gallberry comb honey in 10 Ib pails $2
pail f o b

R C Meaders, Dahlonega Ga Comb
honey in 1 }t sections full weight 20



Ibs or more 20c Ib, smaller lots 25c Ib

Gallberry Honey Co. Baxley Ga Gall-
berry honey packed in 10 Ib pails $1.75
ea or $1.50 ea in erates of 6 pails or.
more : =

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

DN Smith, R 1 Toomsboro Ga Sev-
eral cans comb honey A-1 quality, white,
average 60 to 70'lbs to cans 15c Ib fob

J M Goolsby, R 3 Baxley Ga Gallber-
ry honey extracted in 5 and 10 lb buck-
ets 18c lb fo B

R W Browning, Dublin Ga Fancy
white bay honey in 10 Ib buckets ex-
tracted or in comb $2; - Nice bright
table honey in 10 Ib buckets $1.50 alb
fob

FRESH & CURED MEATS
: FOR SALE
Mrs J B Lanier, Brooklet Ga Home
cureq hams 35c lb fo b ms
C G Oliver, R 2 Barnesville Ga Nice
corn fed co ed 5







Womans 1 eee

ifodils, Jonquils,

FLOWERS, SEEDS & PLANTS
-. FOR SALE

Miss Addie Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga
Dbl balsam or touchmnots variegated
12e dz; zennias 15e dz; Portulaca 12 dz;
jlarkspur 12c dz; China asters 12c dz;
old fashioned red and white bachelor
buttons 12c dz; burning bush 12c dz;
hollyhocks single 12c dz; metallica be-
gonia 25 ea; dbl salmon pink geranium
20@. ea;
narcissus 25c dz; white geranium 20c
ea; hardy old fashion sweet williams
12c dz; crested ferns 20c ea; Xmas cher-
ry. 10c. 6a; variegated carnations 2.. OP
10

Nannie Lee Whitmire, R 1 Carnes-
ville Ga Pink moss roses well rooted 1
fi tall 5c or 3 for 10c; two ft tall 10c
or 3 for, 25; 3 t tall 15c or 2 for 25

Mrs A Wilson, Morganton Ga Water
lily 3 for 25ci Hyacinth Willy 40c dz;
white violets 10c dz; Blue Jap iris lilly
4$c dz; Lemon lilly 40c dz; narcissus
bulbs Polyanthus type cream _ petals
with golden center 40 qz or $2.25 hun;
Giant Dbl daffodils bulbs 35c dz; Finest
Parsley plants dbl moss curled 380c dz;
sweet william plants all colors dbl
dz; Cherokee roses pink 10c ea or $1 dz;
Bronze bloom tiger lilly 40c dz; pink and
vellow Azaleas i5c ea $1 dz; Bush hon-
eysuckle pink perennial phlox 380c dz

Mrs Mollie Henderson, R 3 Ellijay
Ga Iris 25 dz; daffodils 20c dz; narcis-
sus 20c dz; Star of Bethlehem 20c dz;
Butter and eggs 15c dz; dusty miller
10c dz; add postage

Mallissie Hughey, R 1 Fairmount Ga
Pink hydrangia now in bloom 460c ea;
white hydrangia 25c; Argentia guttata
begonia 18 in. high 50c ea; cuttings 15c
pink pansy shape geraniums 15c cut-
tings lace fern 50c; crested fern ldc
and 25e ea; Angel Trumpet 50c

D Terry, R 3 Cumming Ga Purple
sultana well rooted 1l5c ea; orange sul-
tana well rooted 15c ea

Miss Cora Otting, R 4 Rome Ga China
Asters 25c dz; 5 dz $1; Sweet williams
30c dz; Calendula phlox 25c dz; Fever-
few 25c dz; Blue iris lilly 30c dz; dbl or-
ange day lillies 25c; Buttercup, butter
and eggs yellow narcissus 25c dz; snap-
dragon 25 dz; pimento pepper plants.
Poe dz or 2: for: 25c,

Mrs Gtting. R 4 Rome Ga Sweet
Williams 30c dz: China asters: 25c dz
5 dz $1; Calendula, phlox, feverfew 25c
dz: blue iris lillies 30c dz; day lillies dbl
orange 25c dz; buttercup, butter and
egg, yellow narcissus 25 dz; pimento
pepper plants 15e dz or 2 for 25 =

Mrs B R Roberts, Collins Ga Purple
verbena 5c bunch, well rooted; exe for
rose plants, bush or climbing, or chry;'
santhemums plants

Miss Leila Sorrelis, R 4 Monroe Ga |.

Well rooted pink and white conk be-
gonia 3 for 15c, 6 for 25 or 40 dg;
Maidenhair fern 15c ea Zz

Mis J C Freeman, R 7 Gainesville
Ga Geraniums all colors; red and peach
color Hibiscus, all colors lantana; white
req and pink carnation 20 ea; bunch
and trailing coleus all colors; snow
white also variegated dbl petunia 15
ea; Boston, Sword, Lace and Spengeria |
ferns 20 ea; Mch eaectus 10c ea; Red
May and Pink June cactus 10c ea} ex-
tra large hardy mums 6 differen: col-
ors 40e dz; all above well rooted strong
plants; add postage

Miss G L Fowler, R 4 Royston Ga
Red coleus well rooted 25c az; Collard
seed 25 laalf Ib -

Mrs A A Camp, Royston Ga Mixed
eolor petunias 50 strong plants 20c
Rainbow moss different colors 15 dz;
pink and.searlet red verbena 3 rooted
plants 10c; scarlet red pink and white
sweet honeysuckle well rooted one of
each 25c; red and yellow canna. lillies
Be ea; exc orange day lilies and Aug
lillies for red. spider and pink ever-
bicoming lilly .. ap ee TY

Mrs Fannie Roa enieie Loving Ga
Jonquils 40 dz; Dusty Miller 25 dz;

- pink Cherokee roses $1 dz; Lady Wash-
ington 50c dz; Azaleas 3, for 50c; Tiger
lilly 75c dz; Blue Iris lillies 3 for 25

Miss Dessie Abercrombie, Loving Ga
Jonguils 85e dz; Daffodils bulbs 30c dz;
Dusty Miller 20c dz; pink Cherokee
roses $1. dz; Yellow and red Azaleas 3
for 50e or 12: for $3; Mtn Laurels and
Min Ivy 25c ea or 3 for 50c |

Mrs W M Jones, Everly Ga 1 dz
giant mixed a plants: +: -dz
gallardia plants; 1 large Sword fern; 1
Baby Sword fern; 1 spengeria fern all
large size $1; entire i a add 15c
for postage i

Mis EB Griffin. Ces Ga Fresh
hoellyhock seed grown from seed gotten
in Jervsalem Palestine; wonderful suc-
cess this year; order now and have

| White

yellow narcissus 25c dz; white |

25-| mountain, snowdrops,







Mrs TC Floyd, R 2 Chipley os ae. = oe

hyacinths, narcissus
ete 20 bulbs 35c; Chinese Sacred Lilly 4

foubs 35c; Dib Star Bethlehem 4 bulbs

35c; Single Star Bethlehem 25 bulbs
35c; Blue Japanese Iris 18 bulbs 35c;
German Iris 6 for 35c; white
moonvines, Blue moon vines, Brazillian

Morning Glory 5 rooted plants 35ce; 20 ||
'pink moonvine seed 10c; 25 Giant red
; Hibiscus seed 10c; Several blue flower
poxvine rooted plants 35c; all del

Mrs A F Maloch, R 1 Hoschton Ga
Pink verbena 25c dz; mixed color snap

dagen 20c dz mixed color petunias 10c.

iz 3. az 25e; 40c hun; Mexican burning

fpush 15e dz 3 dz 35c; Dasty Miller 20c
hun; Large pink yellow and white 20c}

dz; mixed 3 dz 69c; Dew plants 5 ea
3 for 2he; Trailing Queen coleus 10c
cutting, 3 for 25c; reoted Amas cactus,
exc for dbl petunias

Mrs A H Price, Locust Grove Ga
Pretty: berder plant, Fire on Mtn 2 dz
25c del;. Perriwinkle large dbl zennias
and marigold plants 12c dz del or exc 1
dz mixed plants for 1 well rooted beef-
steak begonia

Marie Henry, Mineral Bluff Ga Jon-
quils, dbl yelow Easter lillies, snow on
variegated Iris
Flag lillies, Mtn ferns, different kinds
wild geraniums, feather moss ail lic
dz: Travelers Delight 2 for 25c; Honey-
suckle vine evergreen vin,
ugisies 10c dz; Peach rose sprouts,
snowball, Bride Wreath rooted 2 for
25c: Dbl red and pink rose cutting 10c
ea; fall blooming red rose cuttings 10c;
add postage Z

Pearl Holland, Mineral Bludd Ga Jon-
quils, snow on mountain, snowdrops
dwarf tree moss, Mtn ferns, weeping
Mary 15c dz; old field daisies 10c dz;
purple lilac rooted 25e ea; ornamental
zreen and white stripe grass, Min Rose
sprouts 10c ea; Juniper cuttings 5 ea;
dbl red, pink and white rose cuttings
10ce ds; Fall blooniing red rose cuttings
ide dz any of the four rooted 3 for 25c;
add postage

Mrs J E Stone, Adairsville Ga 12 Ge-
ranium $1 or 10c ea; Mistie 10c Maple
oegonia rooted 15c Boston fern 1dc;
fien ang Biddy May Cactus 10c Ground
ivy and. Parlor Ivy 10c; Tansy, 10c

Miss Pecolah Stone, R 3 Adairsville
Ga 12 different geraniums; pbegonias,
Jews, Ground Ivy, Parlor Ivy, Mistle-
ioe, Fer cns, Water Moss all 10c ea; exe
for Red Begonia and small round leaf

conk begonia, dbl petunia and fuschias, |

salvias, coleus, Gloxonias, Hibiscus and
ali color oleandeis

Mrs Edythe Watkins, R A Hazlehurst
Ga White tuberose 10c ea; milk and
wine lilly 15e ea; elephant ear 10c ea;
purple perriwinkle 10c dz or 35c hun;
Mint sprouts 5e ea; adq@ postage

Mrs HF Carter, Lake Park Ga Large
reoted ged, salmon and white sultana
plants 25e ea, cuttings 3 fer 25: Boston,
Sword, Roosevelt, Fluffy Ruffle, Os-
trich Plume and Lace ferns 38d ea,
for $1; Thurstoni, Sandersonia, maple,

grape and pbeefsteak begonias 35c ea, 3.

tor $1; red and White chicken gizzard

segonia 20c ea; trailing queen coleus.

well rooted 25c ea, cuttings for 25c;
mixed perriwinkle plants 2 dz 25c or
50c hun; Blue wonder lilly 30c ea; Um-
drella palm 30c; Spanish palm te
Miss Cuba Carter, Lake Park Ga

Boston, Sword, Roosevelt ferns .85 ea)

Ostrich Plume, Fluffy Ruffle and. As-
paragus Plumosis ferns 35 ea; Aspara-
gus spengeria ferns 30c ea; squarrel
tail ferns 20c; well rooted red and sal-
moh sultana extra large 35c ea; smaller
25e ea; red, salmon and white cuttings

3 for 25c; red, white and pink dbl ge-

ranium cuttings 3 for 25c; maple, San-
gersonia, guinea wing
Picta anit grape ~ pegonias cuttings 2
for. 256",

Mrs H Eller, R 3 Ellijay.Ga 100 varie-
ties iris mixed; cheap

Mis Dinah Eller, R3 Ellijay Ga Fou.
quil ang Joranse Hilly * bulbs: 25e dz;
Xmas cactus rooted 10 ea; white and
pale blue violets 2 dz l5c; tall ribbon
grass 10c ea; Dwarf Bipban eos 3 for
10e

Wood . awk Mises: Brecnuinen Ga
Easter lilly bulbs $1 dz del; Lemon lil-
lies. 75c dz; wild ferns 1 ft high $1 az;
6 in. high 50ce dz

Mrs R.1 Williams Cummings Ga Ge-
ranium -cuttings large and small pink
rose, scarlet aad dark red good cuttings
10 ea; pink verbena and blue violets
10e dz; white and pink Owxalis rooted 5e
ea; red May Xmas and Monkey-tail
eactus 5c cutting; Primroses for bedding
10c dz; add 3c for postage

Mrs 1 W Casteen .Stockton Ga Red
and yellow gladioli bulbs 50c dz;
rooted verbena 25c dz or exe any
above for ferns or pogonia, all rooted

Mi :

of

old field,

everblooming begonia rooted 15c;

Thurstoni, Alba.

red



clear for all suchnetices,
censor same and eS atic

found eligible.





Mrs *Dessie Hughey, R 1 Ranger Ga
Hardy carnations dbl dark red 20 ea;
Gabrbel trumpet 20e ea; Angel trumpet
or wedding bells 20c ea; Begonia Gloria
D Chatliane 2ic ea; white blooming be-
gonia 20c ea; Rubra Begonia 20e ea; fire
pall geraniums 20c a; shaking ferns 25.,
ea; hard y Boston ferns 25 ta; winter
bloeming royal blue violets 156 dz;. Par:
rot feather or water moss 3 for 25C;
all well rooted: all del

Mrs -Ozias Cox, R-. 5 Loganville Ga
One 3 yr old hydrangia in full bloom
in No 2 tub $d

. Misstda Mae Watson, R 1 Pitts Ga

Teddy Jr. and Roosevelt fern 2e <a
Rattlesnake fern 10c cutting; lemon oa
ranium i0c cutting; St Bernard lil
20 ea; large leaf pink and*white- eoale
10e ea, Xmas Crabclaw Rattlesnake and
Tree cactus 2 cuttings 15e* well rooted
dark purple and red verbena 2 for 15;
pink sand verbena well rooted 5c ea;
milk and wine lillies 15e ea; dbl red can-
na with green leaves 3 for l0e; 35c dz;
add postage on all orders for less than
25 :
Viola Nelson, R 3\Canton Ga Sweet
william plants 30c dz seed 0c pkg
Foreh vines 15c cutting; hop vine, hon-
eysuckle vine 20c; dusty miller 25c dz;
exc for box flowers or cabbage plants
or cactus, water lilies

Miss G L Fowler, R 4 Royston Ga
Cannas yellow and red and pink 30c
dz white and blue flag lillies 25c daz;

evergreen moss yellow 20 az: narcis-

sus bulbs 25c dz: fire plants 20c dz;
red coleus 25 dz; chrysanthemums all
colors 35e dz ss

Miss Cecil Sanders, R 2 Dewy cose Ga
Rese hibiscus strong plants 6 for 25c;
wandering jew rooted 3 for 10e or cut-
tings 6 for 10c; ed and whtie conk shell
begonia rooted 10c; red rosebud geran-
ium well rooted 2 for 25c; large leaf pink
oxalis 3 for 10c; Dusty miller 10c dz;
larkspur seed purple, white and pink
mixed 10 =e ane postage on
smali orders

Mrs lL. G Sanders, wy"
Blooming size rooted dbl Wink Carmine
red, white and rosebud geraniums 2 for
3503
size rooteq 15e ea; green and white _and
green jew 12 for 10c; snapdragon 1d5e dz;
strong salvia plants 3 for 25; white
May
Star Thanksgiving and night blooming
cereas cactus rooted lide 6a; cuttings 2
for 15e; daffodil, butter and eggs and
white narcissus bulbs 20e dz

Mrs Lula Guillebeau, Lincolnton Ga
Well rooted coleus different color 10c;
rooted begonias, maple, silver leaf, pink
blooms, silver leaf cream blooms 19d :ea;

j}rooted geraniums different shades of

red, pink, cerease, apple blossom and
white dbl blooms: 15c ea; rooted apple
geranium 15c; plumbago loc; perri-
winkle strong rooted plants 20e: dz;
Washington fern 20; Boston fern 20c;
Rose, geranium cuttings 15; Fuschia
euttings ldc; postage paid onrders 50
or more

Miss Lue Etter Harrison, Dublin Ga
Well rooted water lillies 25c e& or 5 for
$1 del
(Mrs J Winters, Buford Ga Mammoth
sweet peas for fall planting mixeq col-
or fine flower 10c pkg; Kudzu rooted
10c; birdeye bush for hedge <h0c; Bride
wreath, purple lilac 10e; . Violets,
dusty miller and running myrtle 10c
dz; pink Perkins rose red
running all rooted 10c ea;
baby doll rose everblooming
of Bethlehem 10c; Sage plax
ed. mums several colors 2

ttle white

rie flag 25 dz; moss. verbs

In times past we have declined carrying many noti
of needle work, for sale, and wanted, which we at the
time would like to have carried. Now, while we are
the summer season when demands for the Bulletin space
are at the lowest ebb, we have decided to make the wa:
in order that we may carefully

sgl pink and red geraiiium good

elvet blue



just what should be perma

nently run, and any that we may find not eligible we wh
promptly notify the person asking for same. =
Let your requests come along as we are anxious to es-
tablish a definite policy while we have this opportunity,
and in future we hope te so broaden our service in this
connection that everyone can be cared for as matter i?

Ma
F

Mrs F B Summers, Jonesboro Ga.
pints newly made dewberry jam;
suntlower design quilt $6; three se
quilts $4.50 ea

Mrs N P Garner, R 2 Stone Min
Graniums red well rooted 20 ea G
anhas 20c ea; red coleus 15e ea;
nias 15e ea; dbl pink poppy seed
teaspoon; all del ;

ee U: Barrow, KR 2
Coleus. all: colors ~5e 4;
pha all varieties all colors: ee
tunia double and single all colors

.ea; Justischia 10c; large summer

10c; choice dahlias slips 40c; coleus:
dbl petunias 10c; BUrple violets 5
add- postage ~~

Mrs J W Roper, R 7 Gainesvi le
2 kinds of pink, 2 req and w. te
raniums cuttings 5c eay red Jus
orange color lantana, red weeping
ttana cuttings 5 ea; Sword fern, V

Aug lilly, grape begonia large leaf

oxalis 10 ea: smal leaf pink
5e ea; green and white and green ;
jew cuttings 2 for 5e; add posta

Miss Florrie Hughey; R 1 Ranger
Cosmos, 15c ea, Portulaeas 12
zinnias, 15e doz, Parrot feather o
moss, 4 for 150, Car nations 20c_
tings 10c ea, Gloria de Chattela
gonia 20c ea, daisy chrysanthem
25e ea, Sweet williams 20c doz,
ferns 25e ea, group begonias *
Christmas cherries 19e ea, mari
for 10e, royal blue sweet. see
lets; 15e doz

Mrs A .F Maloch, R 1 Hosehton
Snapdragon. plants 20c dz; pet
plants mixed colors 10c dz; 40c
Flowering moss 10c dz; Evergreen 1
10e bunch: squirreltail ferns
perriwinkle plants 15 dz; burni
lde dz 3 dz 30c; large pink mums

dz; yellow and white mums 20

$1; pink verbena 25c dz 5 dz $1; 4
Miller 20e hun Ground Ivy 10e b

for dbl petunia or Rex begor

of above for Mason fruit jars

Mrs Sarah Grindle, R 1 Dahle

Ait color petunia plants, ho

Japan or garden pinks, all. 0
blooming moss, all large plants 15
also d and white geraniuis,
petunias, hybisecus, hydrangia cK
2 for. be

Mrs J M Carthon, Hartwell Ga.
25 or 30 Ib feather bed, goose feat
make offer

Mrs Wi Flanders, R 1 Oau
new dbl bed size home made qu
ea or $9 for both fo b

Mrs Hala R Ricketts, R 1 Fairmou
Tufted bedspreads in beautiful p
and made by we work
del S



Womans Departme .
FOR SALE MISCELLANE! wD

Mrs J Winters, Buford Ga 6 n
fail yeast cakes and recipe for ae
light bread 25c :

Miss Lizzie Shelton, Norwood Gal
change. star quilt with a thousa
pieces in it for 6 W Leghorn hens
Br Leghorn hens

Mrs L. N Smallwood, R 31 Comme
Ga Apple and blackberry jelly iz
jars 50c qt; apples preserves
blackberry or peaches canned i
jars $3.60 @z: no less than 1 da shi
prices f o b 5 :

Mrs J B Stevens, Grantville |
veast eakes anq recipe for old fas
light bread and yeast cakes

Miss Mattie L Puckett,

Ga 3 yeast: cakes and recipe 1
apes light bre. yest cakes





Vv to kill peach tree borers
especially good. for .
cubators ang broodeis.

hemical with a name as long
rm I have forgotten the
bstance referred to is paradi-
gene. It is sure death to the
ree borer and every person hav-
trees should appiy this ma-
in the fall, as most all peach
ave borers in them just below
ace of the ground.
oper time to apply it is from
tember to the latter part of Oe-
pending on ones location. In
er portion of the South, apply
september 1 to 10, and in the
South, from October 10 to 20.
to apply it about the time men-

t apply it to trees under three
age, as the younger trees will
e The dose for a three-
is 1-2 ounce; four and five-
rees, 3-4 of an ounce; six years
over, 1 ounce; and for very
d very old trees, 1 1-4 ounces.
material may be secuned from

yone who wants it and has
| finding it, may find out where
get it by writing The Progres-

er and enclosing a 2 cent

plying this material, first remove
grass, stones, or any other
tion of this kind from around
nk of the trees. Then smooth
ground with the back of a shov-
e crust on the surface of the
should be broken, although it is
essary to dig down to any depth.
t often that these borers work
the ground. They are usually
However, when one finds that

ire working above the surface of
und, a mound o fearth should be

up. around the tree . to a point}

the borers are just below it. This
ary because gas given off by
lorobenzene to kill the bor er, is
an air and sinks.
paradichlorobenzen is
he tree tin a circular

put
band

1-2 inches from the trunk of.
Do not put any closer or any |

y, and. do not put in piles,
out carefully so as to pro-
nd about 1 or 1 1-2 inches

it is thus applied, put a few
of dirt on top of it, and pack
ack of the shovel.
is free from trash, stones,
put on in such a way as not
he paradichlorobengzgene up
o the tree or farther away from
not pack the soil tightly, but
mooth it with the back

nd of the 28th day from the
e material is applied to three
ar old trees, the mound should
wn to prevent. injury. On
e five years of age and old-
ot be necessary to tear down

is at all unless there has been.
cool, wet weather during Oc-.
a |hay in that time.

vember. ' In this case re-
n0unds during
ber.-L.,. A. Niven, in The

armer.

ee ee

EDP T BEST TO SUNSHINE
Nelle Portrey Davis

g to the dictionary, a disin-

an agent for removing the

fection. If this is the case,

yY our best and cheapest

t is sunlight. ! It is an ac-

ged fact that disease germs

ve long in the presence of

and direct sunshine. For that

ays pays to have the poul-

Well lighted and to avoid

1ers or any other place where

ht does not enter. Of course,

not the only disinfectant

one advantage that a pre-

infectant has over sunlight is

preparation works both night

aking solutions it will.save}

nd bother if you will remem-
t a 1 per cent solution will call
tablespoonful of disinfectant
pints of water or one pint of
nt to twelve gallons of water.
e found that the most satisfac-
y to apply the solution is with
Spray pump. Every bit of each
rack may be reached in this
following. disinfectants are

e about the poultry house:
er cent carbolic acid solution
2 been a favorite with poultry
gives excellent results.

the ori ng or Ae white-

done. Use four ounces of
: gallon of whitewash.

Use only)

of the

the latter |





ns yoar

Se per cent form
isinfecting the in-
Any standard
stock or tar dip may be used as a spray
solution for brooder, colony or laying
houses, by making it into a 2 per cent
solution. :

After each cleaning of the poultry
house and dropping boards, we dust
air-slacked lime into all corners and on
the full Jength of the dropping boards.
As this is hard on the skin, we solved
the difficulty by fixing a gallon syrup
pail on to the end of a stick. The bot-
tom of the pail was punched full of
holes so that the lime could be shaken
through. Sinee doing this there has
been no trouble about shaking lime into
corners needing disinfectants.Farm
and Ranch, 7-3-26.

FEWER ACRES AND BETTER
FARMING ~
H. F. Browder, Pole Editor

T have too much land, said W. M-
Barrier of Morris county, Texas. I.
own seventy-four acres and that is far
too much for me to cultivate. I am
thinking of cutting some of it back to
pasture so that I can properly culti-
vate the remainder. When farmers
learn that they are trying to get over
too much ground they will perhaps at
the same time learn to let some of it
rest.

I bought this farm twelve years ago
and the neighbors said that I would
Starve on it, but I have had offer after
offer to buy it. Terracing and living
at hom dig the work for me. There
were some trees on the place when I
bought it and I have added more, but
the mistake I made was that I failed to
set out five ocres of apple trees when I
first came. Last. year I had one tree
that .bore eighteen bushels of apples
for Which I got $2 a bushel right here
at home. The wives of merchants in
Omaha came out and bought my ap-
ples because they were better than they
could get i nthe stores. We sold every
apple we had to spare. k

T had another tree that bore four- |
jmer, 7-8-26.

teen bushels and I got the same price
for them. That made me wish that I
hag five acres because [I could sell
them all. it takes care and work to
keep an orchard in good shape, but it
has always paid me. I now have nine
acres in orchard, and it is the best in-
vestment on the farm. Six varieties
of apples and as many of peaches, with
over 200 blu trees, constitute the or-
chard.

T have no- trouble in finding a mar-
ket, but we have had some with crook-.
ed commission men. One fellow got
nearly $70 worth of stuff from me and
then got away without paying for it.
I was the sucker and: paid for the ex-
perience. There are plenty of straight

dealers where the stuff can be market-
eq without getting tangled up

with
those crooks.

T have been married over twenty
years and: have bought only ten bush-
els of corn, no meat, no lard and no
I paid $2,000 security.
debt and stayed out of debt myself. I

have given one mortgage and that was

cared for before it was due.

County Agent W. R. Morgan, who
was present, remarked that Mr. Bar-
riers son seemed interested in- the farm
and was eracking down. Mr. Bar-
rier grinned and said, Yes, I never
knew. a boy to take more interest in
the farm, and he is working hard and
knows and cares as much as I do.

- Then the story came out that a short
time ago Mr.. Barrier told the county
agent that he was bothered aboyt this
son. He said that the boy war to
duqit the farm and become a mechanic.
The county agent inquired into what
the father had done to make farm life
interesting to the boy and found that
there had been nothing other than food,
elothing: and education. Then he ad-
vised the father to give the boy an in-
terest in the erops and give him some
inducement to take an interest. eke

7 gave him a small cotton crop last
year, gave him half the melon crop, al-
so an interest in the peach crop, and
it transformed him. He has been
working just as hard as I an dhas been
interested. He wants to make things
so. In fact, the advice of the county
agent was sound and I am more than
glad I took it.

Do you see these pear trees? said

Mr. Barrier, pointing to some splendid

trees in the orchard. Well, they tell
me that blight ruins pears, but these
have escaped, and so far asl know. the
reason is that I put the salt, left from
curing my ~- meat, around them. I
spread it about the roots and worked
it into the ~ ground. ST hey oS seem to

st | thrive on it, and never have had the

indication of pupht. Par

light

dehyde Soalnn is:

and skin and are to be found on



IL SWEET IN HOT
WEATHER

Keeping milk sweet Sealomoui
is a summer problem on the farm.
Clean milk promptly cooled to a low
temperature will keep sweet and good
for a tong time. The more bacteria
that get into it and the warmer the
weather, the quicker milk will sour, un-
less cooled artificially. Few seem to
understand what clean milk means.
Milk drawn from a cow when dust is
flying in the air, milk from a cow with
a dirty udder or flanks, or into which
scurf and hair fall from the cow, or
milk drawn by a milker with dirty
hands and clothing is likety to be dir-
ty milk. Milk drawn into a bucket
or stored in vessels that have not been
properly washed and sierilizeq by boil-
ing water or live steam may in effect
also be dirty milk. Strainers that
have not been properly washed and
sterilized are-also a common cause of
arty miko

It is apparent that the dairymans Gt
bacterioligists idea of cleanliness means
much more than the general idea of
kitchen cleanliness.

Given clean milk, which can only be
obtained with certainty from a healthy
cow with due regard to every detail of
handling as outlined above, then the
temperature to which it. is promptly
cooled and kept determines largely the
length. of time it will keep good and
Sweet. No one need expect to keep
milk wholesome and sweet in hot
weather without strict attention to ev-
ery minute detail in handling from the
time it leaves a healthy cow. Most
cows are healthy and give elean, good
milk,

Of course, when ice is not available
it is difficult to cool milk and keep it
cool enough to keep it sweet for more
than a few hours in hot weather, but
if one has reasonably cool water con-
siderable can be qone toward cooling the
milk. If there is no ice or no water
that is reasonably cool, then it is all
the more important that the strictest
attention be given to keeping the milk
as elean as possible. Ptogressive Far-

pouriNe LICE AND MITES
Mrs. May Huskin

No matter how well you may feed
your chickens, if lice and mites get a
good start your work will go for naught.

Lice live on the scales of th feathers
the
bird.

Mites stay in the cracks and crevices
of the house, coming out only at night.
when they get on the birds, suck their
fill of blood and return to their hiding
place. Some call these parasites. red
mites, but they are red only when full
of blood.

Both lice and mites sa pthe vitality
of the hirds, so that their plumage
looks: dull and lifeless. The birds lose
strength, are unable to digest their
feed and finally die.

Wage Constant, Fight {

The only way in which to keep the
house clear of them is to wage a con-
tinuous fight. They thrive in dirt and
warm weather.

Keep the brood coops and laying
houses well cleaned and sprayed with
a good disinfectant. In my opinion
nothing is better than to soak the
roosts, supports and all, every other
week during the summer with the waste
oil that can be had for nothing from
garages. To this can be added a small
amount of earbolic. The nests must be
carefully looked after and clean straw
put in every now and then. :

Merely scraping off the dropping
boards does not mean cleaning, as the
mites are in the cracks and erevices
After cleaning the dropping boards an-
ply the oil, spraying or brushing it in.
You will have to do it more than once,
as the eggs soon produce a new crop
that carries the work right on. It is
always well to do this early in the morn-
ing, so that it has all day. to soak in
and little or no fumes remain to both-
er the birds.

Treat in Late Suner

Drring the late summer, all birds es
necially old ones, should be treated for
lice.

Dip birds in a solution of sodium flou-
ride before they go into heavy moit
It is the one best thing. whether you
dip them or qust them, and the former
is much easier to do, much more effec-
tive and less expensive. Shut the birds
up. the night before and dip the next
morning, if the sun is out good ard
strong. Ali that is necessary is to have
tepid water carefully measured in a tub.
To each gallon of water add_ three-
fourths to ene ounce of commercial so-
dium flouride or two-thirds ounce of
chmically- -pure sodium flouride. ga ese
readily dissolved - by stirring.

x te Ww ht

try. floors,



Lee A
8

top, and as. is Sanet of hic sdiutton
is. lowered through dipping numbers of
birds, water with the pr oper proportion
of sodium flouride dissolved should be
added from time to time.

Bipping Operations

In qipping the birds it is best to hold
the wings over the back with the left
hand and submerge the bird in the so-
lution, leaving the head out, while the
feathers are thoroughly ruffled with
the other hand to allow the solution to
penetrate, to the skin. Then dip the
Wings until thoroughly wet. This done,
you then hold your fingers over the
birds bill and dip the head thoroughly.
Now hHft the bird out and carefully
squeeze the feathers so the solution
will drain down into the tub. This. is
done merely to save the solution. Throw
the birds loose and the sun will soon
dry them out.

Insanitary conditions about the poul-
such as damp fioors, poor
living. conditions, cold drafts and other
faults that easily may be corrected,
are predisposing facters towards dis-
ease, One of the first things to do
after these things are looked after
properly is to isolate any sick bird that
may appear in the flock.

The poultry industry is rapidly grow-
ing. This increase is noticed not only
in the large number of poultrymen,
but also in the intensity of production.
With an increase of birds on the farm
comes an increased disease hazard, and
the most successful method of combat-
ing these diseases is to prevent them
from occurring. :

Seasonal Diseases

Autumn weather usually marks out-
breaks of seasonal diseases, as pox,
roup, poultry typhoid, contagious bron-
chitis and pneumonia. The yearly mor-
tality among domesticated birds from
these diseases is yery large and is usu-
ally caused by the owner allowing such
diseases to become well established be-
fore taking steps to combat them.

Look over your flock each day itor
suspects. Confine the sick birds in sep-
arate quarters, and keep birds from
neighboring flocks in quarantine for a
week before putting them with the oth-
er birds, for they may. be carriers of
disease. If outbreaks occur cail on the ,
county agent for help, and if necessary
send a specimen to the poultry labora-
tory at your State agricultural college.
Farm and Ranch, 6-12-26.

Tt URNIP-SOW ING TIME AGAIN

Purple: Toy Rutabaga and Yellow
Aberdeen turnips are two varieties that
will yield heavily and are good for both
food and feed. Sow in late June and
early July north of the Cotton Belt, in
July in the Piedmont and upper Coastal
Plains, and as late as mid-August in
the lower Coastal Plains. Preparation
should begin at least a month before
the seed are sowed it possible. Use not
less than 500 pounds of a fertilizer an-
alyzing 8 per cent fhosphorie acid, 4 to.
6 per cent nitrogen, and 5 to 8 per cent
potash. On well prepared land with a
good season i nthe ground, 1 1-2 to two
pounds will sow an acre with the rows
three feet apart. Thin to eight inches
with one plant to the hill and keep them
free of weeds. These varieties will
keep through the winter if covered with
six or eight inches of earth, or they may
be stored in cellars or any room where
the temperature remamins above freez-

ing.Progressive Farmer, 7-8-26.

|DO YOU LIVE ON A GOOD HIGH.

: AY?

Please try. to encourage farmers
who live on the main-traveled hizh-
ways to beautify their places, writes
a. subscriber. And he is right. More

(people are coming South than ever be-

fore, and these travelers are going to
judge our section largely by what they
see on the main roads. As far as pos-
sible, lets see to it that our houses,
grounds, fields, fences, and forests
make a good impression for Dixie and
thereby help promote its progress, de-
velopment, and prosperity.Clarenee ,
Poe, in The Progressive Farmer.



Womans Department
FLOWERS, SFKFEDS & PLANTS |
WANTED
Mrs Mamie Stone, R 3 Adairsville Ga
Ostrich Plume, Fluffy Ruffle and Baby

Breath ferns; St Bernard lilly; orange
sultana; beefsteak begonia and all kinds
oxalis; exc other pot or yafd flowers
for same
Mrs V P. Jackson, Ivey Ga Pink or
salmon color cannas; exe flowers or pxuy.
cash for same

Mrs C J Ashley, Edison Ga All kinds
pot flowers, state kind and price
-iMrs A J Durham, Carl Ga Rooted or.

unrooted cuttings of bright red or coral

galoren crepe myrtle that grows ae SS
wi le





WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

turpentine cups; exc geraniums, ferns,
jews, begonias, blue iris, yellow narcis-
sus and other flowers for same

Mrs D Barfield, R 1 Ideal Ga Maca-
boy snuff jars for canning fruit, also
tops to fit; want 4 or 5 dz; pay cash for
same



CATTLE WANTED

I J Payne, Baxle yGa Several cars
beef cattle for immediate shipment...

Mrs Mamie Youmans, Baxley Ga 2
Jersey heifer calves 1 wk to 2 mo old
registereg or entitled to reg from high
producing cows; quote best cash price
or exc 2 crop peas or frying size chick-
ens for same ne



GS WANTED

aod Uy Baxley Ga 2 or 3 cars
- hhogs, shoats and pigs
<a-G AV Saamnmons, RK 4 Soperton Ga -
pure bred Duroc Jersey boar pig 2 or 3
mo old; exc blue guinea gilt same age
for same

S G MeNeill, Arlington Ga Spotted P
pigs; exc reg Jersey bull calf for
same '

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED

Atlanta Bird & Pet Shoppe, 222
Peachtree St Atlanta Ga Black and
white spotted kids, either sex, immed-
- fate del, must weigh 10 lbs or under
and have at least.3 black spots on ea
kid, state number, wt, age, color, best
price; also baby lambs, state age, color
cand wt

OATS,





WHEAT, RYE & HAY

WANTED

V Brabham, Macon Ga Abruzzi rye
and Fulghum oats

Moultrie Mill & Elev Co. Moultrie Ga
Baled shucks, baled oat straw and baled.
peanut hay car lots

POTATOES, FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES WANTED
Mrs D N Williams, Luthersvilie Ga
Several bus apples and peaches to dry
on halves

SEEDS & PLANTS WANTED

Mrs C J Ashley, Edison Ga 400 cab-
bage plants, Early Jersey Wakefield
and Flat Dutch; exe 628 for same at
50c per doz

Mrs B R Roberts, Collins Ga 1000
Missionary strawberry plants

J Cureton, Austell Ga Lookout Mtn
seed irish potatoes any quantity; must
be sound and free from long sprouts
and rot; state what you have and best
price per bu f 0 b shipping point

B W Middlebrooks, Barnesville Ga
Large acreage Kudzu plants

J F Walker, Monticello Ga Lookout
{Mtn seed irish potatoes
- Frances Brewster, R 1 Leaf Ga 100
- hot pepper plants as near Leaf Ga as
possible
"WH Robinson, Cairo Ga Good stock
seed oats; send
and lowest



well cured Fulghum
sample, state US TY.

price.
Mrs S G MeNeill, Arlington Ga Ab-

ruzzi Seed rye; exc Reg Jersey bull
calf for same

SS Copeland, Jackson Ga Seed Irish |

potatoes; Lookout or Green Mountain
varieties



CHICKENS & EGGS WANTED

Mrs Edith Whatley, R 2 College
Park Ga 7 RI Red hens ang 1 cock
1925 hatch; pay $10 for same f o b;
Donaldson, Tompkins or Owen strain
preferred

GW Allison, R 5 Jacksonville Fla 100
or 200 choice S C R I Red pullets Mech
and Apr hatch; quote best price

Mrs H Ryals, R 2 Baxley Ga 100.

ibaby chicks to raise on shares to 10
wks old: B Rocks preferred

BC Melton, R 2 Smyrna Ga 20 chicks
10 or 12 wks old: 18 pullets and 2 cock-
erels; must be cheap for cash

A C Holmes, R 4 Alma Ga 200 to_

800 baby chicks to raise on halves to
8 wks old. B ocks preferred

Blue Ribbon Hatchery. Atlanta Ga B
Rocks, R I Reds, Buff Orphingtons,
W Wyandotte and Ancona hatching
eggs from selected pure bred stock;
ecommunieate wiht us promptly

W A Reese, Woodville Fla 50 to 100
fbaby chicks to raise on halves" to 8 wks
old: any large breed

Mountain Lodge, Dahlonega Ga 100
WwW Leghorn broilers; state size and
price

A 50,000 capacity hatchery to be open-

ed near Atlanta this fall is now con-

- tracting for hatching eggs; Owners of
ae pure: bred flocks are invited to write}
aI Ss and

old;

. peafow Is,
Mountain Lodge, Dahlonega Ga One}

rege: < onan R 2 igeaokdee: Ga 56

eon Park Cornish Game. baby chicks to.
+ raise on halves to 2 1-2 mo old: 50 Bl

Mrs J E Stone, R 3 Adairsville Ga 12.
or more half gal flower pots; also 2 dz|

Minorea baby chicks same basis

Peach --Poultry.Co:- Ft: Valley. Ga
Healthy fat hens for table use; also i
i-Z anqg 2 Tb friers= -

Gurley, Axson Ga Baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks Oid; any breed
or an ynumber 2

Mrs. WH. Camp, R 4 Douglasville
Ga 1 pure bred S C Light Brown: Leg-
horn cockerel Mch 1925 hatch

J L Mercer, R 4 Tifton Ga 50 S C W
Leghorn mutete ae 50 miles: Dit.
ton.

ya Wallace, 401 Highland Ave At-
lanta Ga Pay 25c ea for 4 or 5 wks
old Br Leghorn, Bl Minorca or Cornish
Game pullets

CJ Clack Sr. Duluth Ga. 25 to 500
baby chicks to raise on halves to 3 mo
any breed

Mrs L V Fowler,
Miss 6 or 8 Feb or Mch hatch Royal
White Cornish pullets; raised from hen
weighing 7 1-2 to 8 lbs

J R Lanier, R 3 Summit Ga Regal
Dorcas strain Mch or Apr hatch Ww Wy-
andotte pullets
Mrs Ida Taylor, Ril Arlington Ga 2

15 mos old j

L A Hutcheson, Rockmart Ga 100
pure breed Br Leghorn baby chicks

Mrs C J Ashley, Edison Ga 100 ba-
by chicks to raise on halves, White
Leghorns or Jersey Black Giants pre-
ferred

Mrs Anna Hunter, Waycross Ga 25
fat mixed breed hens for table use, will
exc



DUCKS & EGGS WANTED
Mountain Lodge, Dahlonega Ga Mus-
covy ducks. ;
tk Y Ross, Melrose Fla 100 White
Muscovy or Pekin ducklings:

GUINEAS & EGGS WANTED
Mountain Lodge, Dahlonega

White Guineas for breeding
give description and price

RABBITS & PET STOCK WANTED
H M Franklin, Tennille Ga 2 or 3
beth male and female



Ga.
purposes;



pair Peafowls; White King Pigeons
Maltese hens and Ta, must be mated
pairs .

J J Harvard a ~Hawkinsvill Ga Full
blood Carneaux pigeons; prefer regis-
tered birds; must be young and true to
color 2

R L Tribble, R 2 Atlanta Ga Pay
cash for pigeons any breed or quantity

Atlanta Bird & Pet Shoppe, 222
Peachtree St Atlanta, Ga All kinds rab-
bits and pigeons, canary birds, ban-
tams, peafowls, describe and quote
price, paying 50c ea for healthy rabbits
of 5 lbs or more, 3 lbs rabbits, 35c ea,
also, 35ec ea for guinea pigs, 1 lb or
more, 25c for 14 oz or more, express pd

BEANS & PEAS WANTED

H M Franklin, Tennille Ga Beans
all kinds; peas all kinds; send sample
and prices:

B H. Harvin, Harvin S C Pure Brabs
and Iron peas; state quantity and price;
send samples and state when can ship

W H Robinson, Cairo Ga _ Sound
Brabs, Irons, Clays or other varieties
field peas; send samples





SECOND HAND MACHINERY
WANTED

A R DeLoach, Pitts Ga American
Blower Fan for use with 4 gin outfit;
must be good condition and cheap; also
ST ft--of 6 plyc 2. in. rubber belt. good
eondition and cheap

W F Lasseter, Whitesburg Ga Band

and cheap; one jointer with 12 in. blades.
good condition

J P Howard, Box 213, Macon Ga
Rapid used on sawmill for cutting true
lumber; give description and price

Z A Tate, Elberton Ga R di; Culti-
packer; state kind, size and best cash
price; also where can be seen

F P Coffer, R-1 Ellenwood Ga Large
size cane mill good condition and cheap
for cash; also 10 or 12.ft copper pan
good condition.

L Walden, R 1 Avera Ga Used Tom
Huston skidder good condition and
cheap for cash or exec wheat for same
: T W Nations, Elberton Ga Buckeye
incubator No 30, 31 or 9 good condition
and practically new

H E Baldwin, Acworth Ga Buckeye
Mammoth.No 380 or 31 incubator; cheap
for cash

Mrs L Noble, Trenton Ga Cider mill
hand power
ANE Mathews, Lovett Ga 600 egg
Buckeye ee state Ow. long tees



ane price
ae

R 2 Cleveland

pure bred Parks strain B Rock cocks |-
-|and wool by parcel post shipment

| perience;

saw with 32 in. wheels good condition]

ee glater, Pembroke Ga
planer good condition and eheap
engine and boiler,
bargain for cash ~ =

B F Bruce, Martin Ga 2000 egg. in-
eubator; pay cash or exc W Leghorn
hens or pullets or pair mules for same

B H Housch, Summerville Ga Hay
Press, I H C make-preferred, good con-
dition; state condition and price

cD Johnson, Har twell Ga Rent or
lease 4 or 8 gin outfit for coming sea-
son; one with territory to gin 2000 to
3000 bales cotton.

W A Bennett, Musela. GA Cider mill,
double drum; quote best price

Mrs JL Latimer, Sparta Ga Brood-
er, Duplex preferred, cheap, 008 con-
dition :

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED _

Atlanta Kindling Wood & Charcoal
Go: 225. Haynes St Atlanta. Ga: Fat
pine wood for kindling; sound and clear
of knots, saw cut in 4 ft lengths; ship
in car lots; pay good price for right
kind
BE -L Hayman, Girard Ga Red and
black cypress for cross ties, large and
small tracts. -
Athens Hide Co. Athens Ga Beeswax

good condition and



S M Stocks, Leesburg Ga Big 9 ft
log cart within 50 miles Albany Ga

Mrs Ll. H Coe, Hastanollee Ga White
feed sugar and flour sacks; exc. for
same

J H Gooch, R 2 Jefferson Ga Sever-
al hun ft second hand 1 in. gaiv pipe

HONEY, BEES & BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED
J T White, Dublin Ga Beeswax any



| quantity at 30e lb del

EF A Grabowski, Leesburg Ga Sev-
eral patent hives with bees; state what
you have and price



.PGSITION WANTED

Middle ageq man with children de-
sires position on truck farm; 2 yrs. ex-
can handle truck and_ trac-
tor; Address B A E G50 Capitol Ave, At-
lanta Ga

Oe Hawley, Bartow Ga College man
desires position as principal of school

Successful married lady _ principal
with experience, college graduate, now
working for University Degree, desires
position for 1926-27 term of 4 or 5
teacher school or head of some depart-
ment in: good high school, preferably
English; Address Box :57, Edison Ga

Position as teacher in country; sey-
eral yrs experience and well qualified;
State certificate grade .A; Address A H
Z care State Bureau of te At-
lanta Ga.

Miss Rubie Vandiver, 122 Napier ue
Macon Ga Position as teacher in Inter-
mediate Grammar Grades; Graduate G
S C W; 5 yrs experience; first grade
professional license

M Dickery, Hilltonia Ga Position on
farm as general repair man, carpenter
co ete for alance this year and

Box 206, Wrote Gai Young lady, grad-
uate State accredited high school, Nor-
mal Summei school training, 4 yrs ex-
perience, State certificate class A, de-
sires position as teacher

Leonora Simerville, Rockmart Ga
Young lady desires position as music

| teacher in school for coming yr

Miss D Anderson, Wrens Ga Accred-
ited high school graduate ,18 yrs old,
class A teachers certificate, desires po-
sition as teacher for coming term %

Box 69, R 2 Vidalia Ga Young lady,
sradeate State accredited high school,
2 yvs* experience, Class A certificate,
desires position as teacher

Young lady 23 yrs old desires posi-
tion as teacher for 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th
grade; 4 yrs experience; elementary
certificate Class A; 2 summer sessions;
Address G E Box 351, Jesup Ga

S. Wilson, R 2 Martin Ga Position as
foreman on farm; can handle 15 to 25
plows; also good farm blacksmith

Miss Essie Davis, Wrens Ga Young
lady desires position as assistant in
rural or small town school; High school
graduate,
license; one year summer school
sition running share crop for 1927 in
Coffee County near good school

H Sheppard, R 6 Forsyth Ga Posi-
tion on dairy farm; single and good
WOrker, 2. 3

J E Whisnante; R 3 Montezuma Ga
Position on large stock farm for 1927
looking after cattle and hogs; ean run
2 mule erop

Miss Ida Roberts, 19 Ennie Hall, G
SC W Milledgeville Ga Desires posi-
tion as teacher in town or consolidated
school for 1926-27; High school grad:

ea ALE, Normal training course; 3 sum-
See ee



- 4 D Joseph, Chipley Ga Delco at

3 yrs experience first grade

J S Hammond, R 1 Osierfield Ga Po-

perience teaching, desires DOs!

two mos peginning Aug: ist; A
D care State Bureau of Marke
lanta Ga ~

Dorothy Pharr, Buforg Ga G
of Berry Schools with State lice
sires position as teacher in ru
consolidated school

Alice M Wise, Jackson -Ga Des
position for 1926-27. term as
Graduate State Accredited High Sc
Normal training; 2 summer sechoc
yrs-experience teaching; Prima
Elementary work preferred :

C F Henderson, R 2 Dacula Ga P
tion as fireman at ginnery or sa
planning mill; can run gins and
shingles; 15 yrs experience as fi
10 yrs as ginner and shingle milk

Male teacher years experienc at

ral work desires good school in
community for 1926-27 term; Addr
663 Spring St, Ma

Experienced
Ga

M Roberson, Bowdon Ga 4 yr
perience with gin machinery, tr

driving and foreman desires pos

J V landers, Apalachee Ga M
age dman with 6 in family, 4 large
ough to work desire position wit!
liable man to help gather crop;
consider crop on good land ons
for 1927; prefer Middle or South

Lumber checker, experienceg in
work and lumber yard desires pos
Address H B M care State Burea
Markets, Atlanta Ga

Miss Elizabeth Ross, Rfd Gray
Position as teacher of elemen
grades or High School; Graduat
C W 1926; also hold provisiona
mal Teachers Certificate |

Ina Juhan, 37 Gilmer Hall,
Ga Position as teacher in pri
intermediate department in conse
ted or small town) school; hok
grade elementary license; 5 yrs
ience; Summer school training

Man ang wife, principal and
ant desire position in consolida
Junior High school; Principal hai
Ahigh school license, 5 yrs experi
some college training: wife ha
elementary license 3 yrs exper
dress Principal 129 E Daugh
Athens Ga

PM Boatright, Rayle Ga Experie
dairyman 36 yrs old with wif
children desires position in dair;
church and school. :

Miss Irene LaFavor, R 1 Aver
Position as teacher; High school
uate; completed teachers training
have first grade license with of
experience as teacher -

Mrs Addie Woodward, Buford Gi
sition as primary teacher; Grade A
tificate; 7 yrs experience, now ta
summer course :

FARM HELP WANTED
Mrs S G MeNeill, Arlington Ga
respond with someone who can bu

ex



can trees

E J Youmans, Rasley? Ga Goo
bodied family to work small two
farm on. shares; prefer: family
enough so that some of them cat
and haul cord woo@g and other
and clear land; will deed 50 acre
to man to clear 125 to 150 acres
have pay for cutting wood and
also boy 10 to 17 yrs old to

|farm and help in farm work;

right boy get an education;
full particulars

Mrs J H Carrington, Talbott
Nice middle ageq lady to help
poultry

J Pilcher, R A Savannah Ga. Ma
man with 2 or 3 boys to operate
overseer dairy; must have experie

Mddle Georgia Nursery Co.- Mil
ville Ga 10 expert pecan bud
July and August; must be compe

Mrs C A Killingsworth, Colles!
Ga Girl to help in poultry raisin

H F Tanner, Blackshear Ga
class horse-shoer and blacksmith 1 :
ing tobacco section |

RD Hall, Oglethorpe Ga Man to
on farm for. wages; pay $18 mo
and laundry straight time and
work.

Good steady middle aged man
farm and orchard work; stea
year round and pay for straigh
married man without children
red; house to live in and pe
one milk cow; address Rfa 1, Bo:
Demorest Ga :

Man run 10 horse farm on. sh
Rockdale Co; 5 houses. barns
branches, very productive lan
able for general farming and |
and hog raising; located 3 mile
vers Ga; must be financially
take hold of proposition f
years; References required;
box 39, Station HE, Atlanta

Max = MeRa :