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STATE CAPITOL ~~. ATLANTA, GEORGIA THURSDAY, MAR. 29, 1928. , . NUMBER 21. 
 
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The Director of the Bureau. of Markets informs me that E 
several advertisementsADVERTISING THE SAME THING. 
~are frequently received from. ONE FAMILY. Such practice 
 
: is very unfair to the other users. of the Bulletin. When they * 
| see long advertisements in the Bulletin signed by Jim,.Jane, ' 
John, Pete, Mary and Louise Jonesall members of one and. 
Se the same familyand their own advertisement left out for lack 
of space, they naturally resent it. It is practically impossible 
 
_ to write to the postmaster of each town to check the hundreds 
_ of advertisements we receive weekly. We appeal to you, in be-. 
half of the users of the Bulletin, to stop such practice. We do. 
not want to deny any one the use of the Bulletin. 
 
Recently, we had the Postal Authorities to arrest several 
parties for using the Bulletin to swindle. The Bulletin assumes 
no responsibility for transactions made through it. However, . 
we are always diligent in our efforts to catch such swindlers 
who use the Bulletin to defraud the people. 
 
THE USE OF THE BULLETIN 
 
Many people send advertisements in on Monday, expecting 
them to come out the following Thursday. For example, on 
Wednesday the oldest copy on hand is sent by us to the printer. 
It is set up by the printer and ready to run by Saturday. Mon- 
 
day and Tuesday of the next week the Bulletin is run on the 
 
press. The Circulation Department then mails them out60,- 
000 copieson Wednesday and Thursday. 
 
Publishing 1200 advertisements a week to 60,000 people is 
 
me a big job. The printing is done by contract a not by the 
 
Bureau of Markets. 
The Bureau of Markets isin pccaies of a ate from the | 
 
Third Assistant Postmaster General calling our attention to . 
 
the Postal Regulations, prohibiting our publishing FOR SALE 
 
~ ADVERTISEMENTS in the, interest of MERCHANTS, 
 
BROKERS or ANYONE BUYING AND SELLING farm 
 
--- products AT A PROFIT, - : re 
 
EUGENE TALMADGE. 
 
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Country Butter, cooking, Ib. Soo apecenceenstese 
 
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ATLANTA 
yest Potatoes (Yellow) bulk, 100 Ibs. sipeee lee sea: 185 : 
lash: Potatoes; sack; 100 the, ss5- onc see eee Se 
Cabbage, green, crated, 100 lbs, _------ eepeeare = see eee 
pees; Ga. Wxtra dozen 22 22-52 ee ee oe me 
Megs; Ga. Standards @eren 32.225 9 oe 
Hess, Ga, Prade, dozen 24. 2 oe ee 
 
. Hegs, Yard Run; dozen .o--t.-.<-.-<: Teepe wee 23 
Btoes. per lh. 223s acces hee eae .20 
Meus. per 1b. .2 6. oeocs 2 edo erediesskere ee 
moceters, per M4 52 Ge 2 Joqg 
riers, per [b, 2.2.2 os Sc ee ee eee 
Pucks, pert 220 oe ee ee oe ee = 25 
RrPOnG, De? Ne 6-0 oe a ee see eee 15 
 
Turkeys, per Ib. 22-2. 2284 oe ee BO 
 
Lima Beans, per Ib, .--s-.i--.=---<----------=-- .08 
 
+ Field Peas, mixed, per bu. -+--------+- Se eoae eae 1.85 
 
_ Blackeye Peas, (Ga.) per lb ----------- cos se aaa .06 
Georgia cane syrup, bbls., per gallon ~----------- a- = --50 
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- Corn Meal, sack, 96 Ibs. ----------- wnnn---------- 2-400 
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Peavine Hay, ton --------------------------- soe 20.00 
 
- Corn Shucks, ton -------- Gb don seh ee epee aeons eect eecor 
 
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- Country Butter, hest table, Ib. en esenenes Heeger 
 
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Plants for Sale and 
Wanted 
 
PLANTS FOR SALE E 
potato plants, state inspected, 
$1.50 M.; tomato plants, New Stone | and 
Greater Baltimore, 25:*a 100, $2 a M.; 
Sweet. pepper plants, Ruby King Belle, 380 
a 1.0, $2.25 M; hot pepper plants, 20c a 
100,. $1.75 M. All FOB here. William OQuinn, 
Jr., Odum, Ga. Route: 2. 
 
Frost proof early Jersey Wakefield cab- 
bace plants, from Leng. Island seed, grown 
since the freeze. Now ready. $1 for 500, 
- $1.75 a M. del. Cash with order. S. C. Rowe, 
I tzgerald, Georgia, Route 5. 
 
Improved and Yellow Porto. Rico potato 
plants, $1.25 for 500, $2 a M. Over 5 M. 
$1.75. Government certified. and satisfaction 
guaranteed. J.T. Mullis, Alma, Ga. 
 
Government inspected Porto Rico plants, 
srown "from vine potatoes, up to 10 M., $1.90 
 
  
 
Porto Rico 
 
M., over, $1.65 M. FOB here. Mrs. Truss 
Floyd, Baxley, Georgia. 
Government inspected Porto Rico potato 
 
plants, $2 M., 5 M., up $1.75 M. Cash with 
order. FOB here. J. P. Kimbrel, Baxley, Ga. 
Route 4. : 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $1.75 M., 5 M. 
or more, $1.60 M. April and May del. Dury 
Taylor, Alma, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Barly Jersey cabbage; - Collards; New 
Stone tomato, $1 for 500, $1.50 M.; Black- 
berry, 50c a doz L. C. McEver, Braselton, 
Georgia. 
 
Heading collard; Charleston Wakefield 
eabbage; New Stone tomatoes, 75e for 500, 
 
$1.25 M. Open field grown. 
Braselton, , Ga. 
Strawberry plants, 
 
Seylert MeEver, 
$2. M. Josephine Meis- 
 
  
 
ter, Baldwin, Georgia. 
 
Porto Rean potato plants, $1.75  M., del. 
Government inspected. April, May and June 
del.; tomato plants, New Stone end: Greater 
Balimor, $1.50 M. del.,} nearly ready for 
setting; Georgia raised collard plants: $1.25 
M. des now ready. D. Story, Morven, Ga. 
 
Scullion plants 85 a 100. del.; buttons 
69e (mal del Mrs. J.. To Patillo, LaGrange 
Gerticin,. Rt. 6, Box... 60. 
 
Genuine Porto Rico: potato plants, Gove in- 
specel and treated, by prepaid mail, $2 M. 
5) M.-and up, $1.75 M. North: Bros., Seville, 
Georgia. 
 
Narcy Hall and Porto Rico potato plants, 
$1.75 M., 5 M: or more $1.60. Prompt ship- 
ment. F. M. Carter, Rockingham,, Ga, 
 
. Early Jersey cabbage and heading variety 
collard plants, postpaid; 50 for 250; $1 for 
 
500; $1.75 a M. H. K. Dowdy, Cordele. Ga. 
Route D. 
~ Improved Porto Rico and Nreey Hall no. 
tato plants, $2 M. Gov. inspected. Satisfae- 
tion guaranteed. P. L. Smith, Baxley, Ga. 
Porto Rico | potato -plants, $2 M., 5 M. 
and up, $1.75 M. True to name and fully 
guaranteed. | April first shipment. 3 pie eee xs 
Brigman, Baxley, Georgia. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $2 M., del. Write 
 
for wholesale prices. J. T. Bulligton, Re- 
becea, Georgia. 
 
Inspected Porto Rico potato plants, $2 a 
M.; 5 to 10 M., $1:50 M. Begin shipping 
April Ist for 3 mos. W. L. Johnson, Alma, 
Georgia. 
 
Early Jersey Wakefield 
 
* Dutch cabbage; Iceburg, Big Boston lettuce 
 
plants; all 25c a 100 or $1.50 M. del. Cash 
with order. L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants for April del., 
 
$2 a M., 5 M.. $1.75 M:,. 10 -M.,; $1.50 M.. 
 
prepaid to eny point in Ga, $loa ME; at bed 
not crated. T. W. Register, Vienna, Ga. 
 
and Early Flat 
 
Early Triumph and Porto. Rico potato 
miants, 5 M. and over $1.75 M., less than 
5 M., $2 -M. State inspected. B. A. Fowler, 
 
Ty Ty, Georgia, 
 
Genuine red skin Porto Rico potato plants 
$1.75 M. del., Georgia points. J. W. Hamasy 
Sumner, Georgia.  
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $2. a M. April, 
May and June del.; Big Stone Beauty tom- 
ato plants $1.25 M. C. L. Steedley, Baxley, 
Georgia. 
 
Porto Rican. potato plants, ready to ship 
<Sirst- of April. $2 aM AR, Dixon, Alma, 
Georgia. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, government in- 
 
spected and treated, $1.75 a M. Express col- 
lect; $2.25 M. del. Remit by money order. 
Wil exch. for 1 1-2 or 2 H.-P. gas engine 
 
in good .condition. S. E. Hollis. Baxley, Ga. 
Route 1. 
 
Early Jersey and Charleston Wakefield 
cabbage, cabbage-collard (heading variety) 
collard plemts, postpaid: 500, $1; $1.75 M. 
J. H. Walker, Cordele, Ga. 
 
Pure purple skin Porto Rico potato Bae 
State inspected. $2 M., 5 M= or more, $1.7 
M. FOB here. Cash with order. April aT 
May del. J. C. Tyre, Bristol, Ga. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $2: @= May. ON, 
Johnson, Alma Ga. RFD 4. 
 
Purple skin Porto Rico plants. April, May 
and June del. $1.90 M., del., $1.60 M:, FOR 
er exch. for chickens, peas or peanuts, R. 
B. McDenald, Alma, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Improved Porto Rico potato plants, April 
del. $2 M.. 5 M., $9;.10 M., $17 FOR Alma. 
W. H. Stewart, Alma, Ga. 
 
Improved and pink Porto Rieo potato 
plants. Government inspected. $1.50 a M. 
Will exch. for hay peas. John Walker, Beach 
Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $1.50 M. No 
order booked without cash with order. April 
 
and May del. N. wW. Les Lyi  GA. 
to Ri ts, $1.75 
 
  
  
 
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in: Georgia: D..W. Carter, Havzelhurst, Ga. 
Route A. : 
Porto Rico potato plants, government. in- 
 
spected $1.75 M. on any quantity. Will exch 
ror 
J. J. Musick, Hazelhurst, Ga. Route A. 
 
Improved Porto Rico and Nancy Hall po- 
tato plants, $2 a M. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Georgia. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, April and May, 
$2 a M. J. R. McCook, Fitzgerald, Ga. 
 
Leecretia. Dewberry plants, $1.26 a 200. 
Mis. J. L. Rodgers, Greanrville. Ga. : 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, $1.25 for 500, 
 
$2 a ~M. Young plants and orders filled 
promptly del. Miss Mary Waldrip, Gaines- 
v lie, Georgia, Route 2. : 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, $1.25 for 00, 
$2 M. Orders. filled promptly del. Clarence 
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.. Route. 1. 
 
Improved Porto Rico potato plants, hoth. 
red and pink skix. Gov. inspected, $1.75 a 
M. -Guy Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Everbear.ng strawberry plants. 85 a 1 
 
$1 for 
ion sets or peanuts. Annie Vollrath, Wins- 
 
on, Georgia. 
 
Tree strawberry grows 2 ft. high, bares 
fvrom Jute to frost, 25c each; Goldbond lily 
sulbs, 15 each; Chinese primrose, 25c doz. ; 
Garden bunch bean seed, 20c cup. Mrs. J. M. 
Greenway, Newport, Georgia. 
 
Guaranteed pure inspected and treated po- 
cato plants, leading varieties, $2.25 del. Jas. 
A. Chauncey, Screven, Ga. 
 
Genui::e improved Porto Rico potato plants 
 
$1.50 a M., 5 M. lots, $1.40 a M. Will exch. 
or peas or country cured meat. For refer- 
ence, Postmaster, Graham. H. G. Evans rae 
 
nam, Georgia. 
 
asmpioved purple skin. Porto Rico potato 
plants, $2 M., Georgia points del.; Hastings 
zarly tomato plants, $2 M., April Ist. J. O. 
Swens, Hawkinsville, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $2.M.. Big Stone 
Beauly tomato plants, $1.25 a M. April and 
viay del. S. B. Steedley, Baxley, Georgia. 
 
_ Large Early everbearing strawebrry. plants, 
 
ve a 100, or $3 a M. del. Nice, young plants. 
Wer A. R. Skates, Ringgold, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
dieading varieties tomato and cabbage 
rlants, 50 a 100. $1 for 500, $1.75 a M.: 
el! and Ruby King Pepper, 35e for 50, 60: 
 
: 100, $3-a M., postpaid. All Apr.] del. Dil 
mus Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga. K 
Early Prolific tomato plants. niee bard 
 
50 a 100. Booking orders for April 
jel. All well packed. Miss A. L. Malphus, 
.usculum, Georgia. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $2 a M., 5 m., 
and up, $1.75 M.; tomato plants, $1.25 M. 
April del. Floyd Biccdley< Baxley, Ga. 
 
Klondike and Lady Thompson strawberry 
plants, 50 a 100, $2.50 a M., del.; cabbage 
lanis. Early Jersey Wakefield, 35c a 100 
le: Now ready to ship. I. H. Jonson: Dublin 
seorgia, Route 6. 
 
Frostproof cabbage $1 a M., collards, 75c; 
3ermuda c:ion $1, now ready. Can ship fol- 
 
lowing in early April: tomato plants, $1; 
Ruby King pepper, $2; Porto Rico  potate 
plants, $1.75, or will exch. for peas. W. W. 
 
Williams, Quitman. Ga. . 
 
Genuine improved Porto Rico potato: plants 
gvernment inspected, $1.75 a M., del., any- 
where 11 Georgia. Milton Arnold, Surrency, 
Ga. Route 2. 
 
Cabbage plants, $1.50 a M., FOB Ty Ey: 
 
Now ready to ship; also tomato plants, same 
orice. Ready in two pany Mrs. N. N. Mal- 
reom. Ty Ty, Ga. 5 
 
Porto Rico potato plane: State inspected, 
$1.50. aM., 5 M., or more, $1.25. Ready 
April. Ist. Zonnie Carter, priced, Georgia, 
Route 1. : 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, from vine grown | 
 
potatoes. Guaranteed. $1.80 a M., 5 M., $1.70 
FOB Tifton. Booking- orders mow for. early 
shipment. W. W. Rigdon, Tifton. Ga. 
 
Improved purple skin Porto Rico potato 
plants, April Ist. shipment, $2 a M., lots, 
$1.75. Rev. C. R. Williams, Alma, Ga. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants. insnected and 
treated, ae for 500, $2 a M., 5 M. or more 
51.75 M.; Charleston Wakefield and Early 
Flat Dutch cabbage $1.25 M. 5 M. or more 
 
$1; New Stare and Greater Baltimore to- 
mato plants, $1.50 a M.; collards, 65 fo: 
500, $1.-a-M. All carefully selected Gas 
 
with order. Herman Boatright, Alma, Ga. 
Iceburg Lettuce plants, 50c a 100: 
 
Delphinium plants or Ragged Robin, 50c a 
 
100. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson, Ga. 
White: Stem Oronoco tobacco plants, April 
 
15th. L. HH." Oden, Blackshear, Ga. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, well  selected 
seed, $1.50 for 500, $2.25 M., 5 G2 
Greater Baltimore and New Stcne tomato 
 
plants, $1. for 500, $1.50 a M.; cabbage plants 
Charleston Wakefeld and Early Flat Dutch 
75e for 500; $1 a M.; Ga. collard and head 
varety collard plants, 65c for 500, $1 M. 
Cash with order. W. H. Boatright. Alma, Ga. 
 
Porto Rieo potato. plants, government in- 
spected and treated, $2 M.. 5 to 10 M., $1.75.. 
Ambrose and Westbrook, Moultrie, Georgia;. 
Route 3. 
 
Government inspected pure red skin Porto 
Rico potato plants, $1.50 M., FOB Pelham. 
April, May and Jtne del. C. R..Redmond, 
Pelham, Ga. : 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, inspected 
treated, $1.75 a M. May and June del. 
Charleston Wakefield cabbage plants, 25c a 
100, $1.25 M., del. G. E.. Waldrip, Flowery 
Branch, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Karly Jersey cabbage plants, $1.25 M., ov 
29 a 100; collatd plants, $1 M., or l5e 4 
100. Mrs. Perry Fitzgerald. Abbeville, Ga., 
Route 4, Box 19. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 a M., or 
exch. for peas. Tea 3 Rob agce for bu. peas. 
 
and 
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turkey eggs or anything of equal value. 
| for M. or more, $1.50. March and April del. 
Lavin E. 
 
800. Exch afew for eabbage plants, | 
 
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inspected Porto Rico potato 
 
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Governmen te noo wite tor 
 
plants, April 1st del., 
 
prices on larger late: Pinson Stanley, Quit- 
man, Georgia. : : 
 
Government inspected, genune improved 
purple skin Porto Rico potato plants. $1.7& 
 
Deal, Patterson, Ga. 
Improved red skin potato plants, from vine 
cutiings, $1.75 M., 4 m.. or more, $1.50 M 
FOB Baxley. Frank Harris, Baxley, Ga. 
Genuine improved Porto Rico potato plants . 
from selected seed. Government- inspected. owe 
M.;. Redf.eld Beauty tomatoes ; Giant pep: 
pers, pimento, $1.50 .; cabbage, $1. Apri 
May del. Special price large orders. J. M 
Chambers, Quitman, Georgia. : 
 
Porto. Rico plants, government insect? 
 
| avd treated according to requirement $2 M. 
 
April and May shipments; New Stone 
25e a.100, $2 MV 
L. He Braid 
 
del. 
tomato and collard plants. 
Del. April, May shipments. 
Montezuma, Ga. Route 3. : 
 
Improved Porto Rico potato plants, gove~ 
 
ment": inspected. April and May del., $2 MM 
iaeap SO 11hy MS Be ae Stokes, Macon, G ~ 
hens 3. 3 
Porto Rico potato plants. April, May an 
June del., $1.50 M. Express, $1.75 M., pre- 
paid. J. Ww. Watson. Pitts, Ga. : 
Improved Klondike strawberry. plants. 
$2.50 per M. Mrs. Julia Martin, Flowery 
 
Branch, Georgia, Route 1. 
Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefield, Suc- 
cession and Early Flat Dutch frost proof 
 
qabbage plants, open field growin, 75c, 500 
$1.25 per M. Prompt shipment. R. S. Bur- 
gess, Pembroke. Georgia. 
 
Early Jersey, Wakefield enbeas and 
 
Hastings extra early prolific, Brinner, Red- 
field Beauty, Norduke wilt resistant and | 
Stone tomato plants, 30c per 100. Add post 
age. Mrs. Ulmer Barrow, Daisy, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Yellow and Crystal Wax Bermuda onic: 
plants, now ready, $1.25 a M. or T5e for 
500; Early Jersey cabbage plants, ready. 
Apr} 15th, $1.50 M.; Red Skin Porto Rican 
and Boon = potato plants, ready May Ist.. 
$1.75 M. All del. Write for prices on large 
lois. W. 0. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
Ga. collard plants, 25c a 100, or $2 M. 
OB Tifton. Cash with order. W. H. Willis. 
Tifton, Georgia.  
 
Frost proof cabbage and onion - plants. 
eady_to ship, postpaid, $1 for 500, $1.75 < 
M., express collect $1 M.; Porto Rican potat: 
jlants, $1:25 for 500, $2.85 M., express - 
ec, $2. M: Sat sfaction guaranteed. Ri 
Conger Tifton, Ga. 
 
Everbearing red Raspberry plants. Sell or 
exch. for Begcaia, Geranium, dbl. Petunia. 
Calla lilies and other pot plants. Mrs. Edit 
free, Clarkesville, Ga. Route 3. 
 
. Inspected- Porto Rico potato plants, 
M. Fred Atkinson, Ray City, -Ga. Rt. 2: 
 
Improved Klondike strawberry plants 
$2.35 M., $1.25 for 500 del. Prompt shipment. 
Mrs. J. S. Crowe, 
 
Cabbage plants, Early Jersey. Wakefield 
from Long Island seed. tiow reaagy. Prompt 
shipment. $1 for 500, $1.75 for M. del. H. C 
Rowe, Fitzgerald, Ga. Route 5. 
 
Have sold all my privet hedge. Ruth Glad 
 
den, Tallapoosa, Ga. x 
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PLANTS WANTED 
 
Want to exch. 100 strawberry. plants for 
50 tomato plants, or will exch. Fig sprouts 
for the tomato plants. Mrs. J. T. Ptandridge, 
Lula Georgia. 
 
Wanted 100,00C Porto Rico and Nancy 
Hall potato plants, April 10th. Please quote 
 
$1.5 
 
lowest price at your farm per M. L. M. 
- Whitlock, Lawrenceville Ga. : 
Want 100 M. Big Stem  Jersey potato 
 
plants. Must be reasonable. Quote price. Jas. 
Chauncey, Screven, Ga. 
 
Want at once 5 M. tomato plants. 
price. L. E. Baldwin, Dawscty Ga. 
 
Want 200 or 300 potato plants, in season: 
Gov. inspected. Write what you have to of. 
fer. Mcuntain Oak Fagm, Carrollton, Ga. 
Route 3, Box 87. 
 
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Nursery Stock for Sale 
and Wanted 
 
NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE 
Crabapple, honeysuckle, 15 each; Chero- 
kee roses and raspberries, $1 doz.; Jap Per- 
simmons, 20e each; Huckleberries, 50 doz. : 
differeit kinds of rose cuttings, 50c doz. 
Miss Malinda Chastain, Morganton, Georgia, 
 
  
 
or Mrs. Sara Chastain, Morganton. Ga. 
Mtn. Laurel, 20c each; Mtn. ferns, ball 
willow, box elder bushes, 25; Mtn. Ivy, 20c 
 
each; Honeysuckle vine -15c; crabapple, ma- 
ples, $1 doz.; ; hemlock 25c; dogwoods, Bay, 
15e or 2 for 25e. Mrs. Prince Fain, Morgan- 
ton, Georgia. 
Dwarf boxwoods, 
 
rooted, $1 each; May 
 
cherry sprouts, 25 each; blue damson plums 
 
35c each; cluster bridal wreath, rooted, flow- 
ering pear, and yard hydrangea, 25e each. 
Will exch. any of above for cabbage plants 
or dahlia tubers. Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpha- 
retta, Georgia, Route 2. 
 
Brown turkey fig bushes, $1 for 12 or 6 
for 50c. Mrs. J..T. Standridge, Lula, Ga. 
 
Box elder bushes, 25 each; crabapples, $1 } 
doz.; honeysuckle vine 15 each: dog woods. 
15e each; maples for shade trees, 15ce each 
 
or 2 for 25. Mrs. John Carsert, Morganton, 
Georgia. 
Mtn. Ivy, - 20e; haneysuckle bushes 5c; 
 
Mtn. ferns, 25 doz.; Green Bay 15e each, 
or 2 for 25c; maples, $1 a doz. Ball Willows 
25e each. Mrs. aoe Ceres. Morganton, 
Georgia. 5 oo 
 
   
 
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2c lb. W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga. 
 
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Brown Turkey fig bushes, $1 for 12,~ or 6 
for 50c; black walnut trees, 25 each. Me 
J. I. Standridge, Lula, Georgia. 
 
Box elders and boxwoods, 20c each ; Klon- 
dike strawberry plants, 1be. doz. ;. dahlias, 
dbl., and cannas ; all colors, assortment of 
bulbs, 35 doz. each. Add postage. Mrs. E. 
Hunt. Youngceane, Georgia. 
 
4 Juniper trees, evergreen with roots, 9 te 
12 nches tall, 50 each FOB here. Cash with 
order: Mrs. Mary Holcomb, Bremen, Georg! a, 
Box 102. 
 
Napier grass roots end plants, $7. 50 M.- 
S. I. Smith, Cuthbert, -Ga., College St. : 
 
Gert.fied, budded Mayflower Carman 
Hiley Belle. Elberta, Georgia Belle and Chi- 
nese cling peach trees, 20a each del. Prize 
taker and Evans plums, same price, poe 
White Goggansville, Ga. 
 
Several sour cherry sprouts, 1 and 2 yr. 
old. Plenty of brown fig sprouts, all well 
rooted: Sell or exch. for peanuts or peas. 
J. Rowland, Carnesville, Ga. - 
 
Fox grape amd muscadine vines, 18c each; 
pink pea shrub, 2 for 1l5c; pink spirea, 15 
each; gourd seed, 25 for 10c; nest egg gourd 
 
seed, same, price. Will exch. for something 
useful. Write. Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. 
RFD 3. 
 
Pink crepe myrtle quttings, 1 ft. iene $1 
a 100, or exch. for rabbits. Mrs. J. L. Rodg- : 
ers, Greenville, Ga. : 
 
Himalaya blackberry vines, rooted, 16e 
each. Miss Jesie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
Route 3. 
 
8 M. stalks Napier grass, 2c per stalk, or 
exch. A. A. Harp, Yatesville, Ga. 
 
Crabapple trees. 2 to 6 ft., 10c to 25 pre- 
paid. A. A. Fuqua, Jackson, Ga. : 
 
Morgan grapes, l5c each; May cherries, 
'20c each Elberta eid Indian peaches, 1l5c 
each, or exch. for 1 setting of R. I. Red 
or Barred Rock eggs. Miss Bessie See 
Rockmart, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
NURSERY STOCK WANTED 
 
Want Yates apple trees and budded peach 
trees, any variety. C. N. Adams, Social Cee 
cle. Georgia. 
 
POTATOES FOR SALE __. 
6 bus. large Green Mountain potatoes, $2 
bu. FOB Clarkesville. E. G. Hill, Mount Airy, 
Georgia, RFD. 1. 
Extra Early Sweet Potatoes, Prolific, vine 
grown .sweet when first dug. Small size, $1 
bu. R. L. Smith, Camak, Ga. Box 14. 2 
50 bus. Porto Rico sweet potatoes, sacked, 
$1 bu. FOB Arlington. Mrs. H. A. Hosch, 
Arlington, Ga. 
.6-to 7 hundred bus. Bank stock Porto Rico 
 
 
 
potatoes, Grade No. 1 stock, M. T. Jones, 
Metter, Georgia, Route 1. 
150 bus. Porto Rican sweet potatoes, $1 
 
bu. FOB here or will exch. for a few bus. 
of cotton seed, Cleveland big boll preferred. 
c. S. W. Joiner, Camilla, Ga. 
Porto Rican sweet potatoes for eating, 75 
or 100 bus. at 75c bu. at my home. J. C. 
Goolsby, Graham, Ga. Route 1. . : 
 
15 bus. Irish potatoes, $2 bu. FOB here. 
Mrs. Walter McPherson, Rabun Gap, Ga. 
Route 1: 
 
100 bus. Porto Rico No. 1 eating sweet 
potatoes. $1 bu. FOB eat: Cc. S. W. a 
 
200 bus. Kiln dried weed Porto Rico Hates 
oes, 2c lb. FOB Luthersville. J. F. Hindsman  
Grantville, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
Porto Rico seed potatoes, State inspected. 
2c lb. W. W .Williams, Quitmen, Ga. 
 
Porto Rico sweet potatoes, good cond., $1. 
bu, or exah. for dried apples or peaches. 1 bu 
for 6 lbs. Mrs. J. G. Spann, Hazelhurst, Ga. 
 
State inspected Porto Rico seed potatoes, cs 
 
Lookout Mountain seed Irish potatoes, 3 
1-2c lb. D. F. Pharr, Buford, Ga.  
 
POTATOES WANTED : 
 
Want 3 or 4 bus. big stem Jersey: potatoes. 
Mrs. Grace L. Newnan, Rising Fawn, Ga.  
Want to correspcid with someone who has 
the old fashioned Yam or Spanish potatoes,  
or both. W. R. Cleveland, Elberton, ce 
Route 9. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS. WANTED ~ 
Want 1 or 2 bus. large Red Bunch pea- 
nuts with 8 to 5 in hull. Will pay $1.60 bu. z 
W. Rowland, Carnesville, Ga. . 
Want all varieties of pecans, any amount. 
Neon W. Buchanan, Americus, Ga. 
Went 100 Ibs. Stuart or 100 Ibs. Frotscher 
pecans 1927 crop. W. R. Neal, Cairo, Ga, 
Want pecans any amount all varieties. N. 
W. Buchanan, Americus, Ga. 1 
Peanuts, also popcorn, wanted. Carey Gor- 
don, Dallas, Georgia. = 
Want 50 to 100 Ibs. good, medium-size, 3 
seedling pecens that will crack easily; also | 
variety. Send sam- 
ples and name del. Do. Crosland, 
Midville, Georgia. : 
Want Spanish peanuts. Will: exch. for 
them: Field peas, blackeyed or white run- 
ning peas. W. E. King, Mcntezuma, Ga. 
Want. 10 lbs. white Spanish and 10 Ibs. 
of runner peanuts for planting. Send: sam- 
ple and quote price. J. H. Weaver, Diamond, 
Georgia. 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
FOR SALE 
 
Chunk honey in 50 Ib. lard cans, be Ib., 
buy can FOB here, or 20c Ib., wm less quan- 
tity del.; strained or extracted honey, same 
price. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt 2. 
 
Nice, fine honey, $1.30 for 5 lbs. del. Mrs. 
F, R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga. 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
SS WANTED 
Want good, bright chunk honey. Will exe 
12*nice. mixed breed turkey eggs. for sett 
for 20 Ibs. honey. athe E. M. Rowla 
_ Carnesville, Ga. ; ee 
 
price. 
 
  
   
     
   
     
    
   
    
  
  
  
   
    
  
   
  
    
   
    
  
    
   
     
  
   
   
   
    
  
    
   
   
   
    
   
    
   
   
    
  
   
     
  
    
   
    
    
   
    
    
   
   
  
   
   
    
    
    
   
    
    
    
     
   
   
     
     
     
   
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
bus, 120- day speckled velvet beans, good 
a bu. FOB Lumber City, 0. B. 
 
hi e, Georgia, Rea ce 
ream Crowder peas, 1, 10 pk., $4 bu.; 
 
ountasn, Ga. Route 1. _ 
150 bu. 90-day speckled velvet beans, 2 1-2 
bags, $1 bu. FOB here. 
 
W. S. Price, 
rrison, Georg.a. he eae 
ugar Crowder white peas. 10c lb. No or- 
filled for less than 10 lbs. Mrs. C. .A. 
lack, The Rock, Ga. Route 1, 
5 bus. No. 1 velvet beans in 2 bu. bags, 
bu, FOB here. J. E. Everett, see 
orgia, Route A. 
ood, sound 90-day Siwek beans. i in 2 1-2 
even wt. sacks, $1.50 bu. Will exch. for 
_Georg.a sugar cine syrup. 1 bu. for 2 
9, cans or 4 5-lb, qans. W. I. Arnold, 
astings sugar Crowder peas ; lady peas, 
 
in 50 Ib. hewes Sriatler orders, 
. Ib. FOB here. pieney Aderhold, Lavonia, 
 
S, $1 bu. D. W. Floyd, Jr., cnc GA 
 
} bu. Laredo Soy bezns, $3.50 bu. FOB. 
ith. order. Sell not less than 1-2 bu. 
me, Mrs, Mary Holcomb, Bremen, Ga. 
102, 
 
Pure and sound Unknown peas, $2. bu. 
, T, Smith, Sharpsburg Ga. 
 
5 bus, Whipp, recleaned, $236.7. Miller, 
eo, Georgia, 
number of lbs, Hastings striped corn- 
ng butter-beans, 20c lb., or 2 for 35c; 
pure white yee okra seed, 1-2 teacup- 
1, 100 del. Mrs. J D.- Andrews, Barnes- 
lle, Georgia, Re 1. 
 
1926 crop O- Too-Tan soy beans, $3.50 bu., 
exch. for corn or oats at market price. 
.. Lovett, Luthersville, Ga. 
 
Mixed field peas, $1.65 bu. E. M. Bowen, 
artow, Georgia, Route 3, 
 
Laredo beans, recleaned, $4 bu: 
: Lowry, LaFayette, - Ga. Route. 4. 
 
edo soy be:sis, several bus., $3 bu. A. 
lns, Demorest, Ga. Route 1. 
 
d Speckled Sugar Crowder peas, hand 
helled, free of weevils, sound, 25 qt., in 
lb. lots, Add postage. Misses L. A, and C. 
Kellogg, Cumming, Ga. Route 5. 
 
ender cornfield. bean seed and garden 
ush and risming English peas, 25c pt. ea. 
_F. LAGrigg, Gainesville, Ga., Box 55. 
few bus. Iron and Whip peas, mixed, 
bu.,, FOB Lavonia. N. C, Randall, Mar- 
 
. Georgia, Route 1. - 
 
1 Early Speciacd: recleaned seed vel- 
; Pedigreed Bunch. seed vel- 
$3 bu.; Brabham peas, $2.15 bu.; Irons 
J. H. Palmer, Tennille, Ga. ; 
ew sTeP choice reclezjred seed  velvets. 
certified bunch seed velvets, $3 
Prompt shipments.. B. t Murphy, San- 
 
Georgia. 
 
Ne a peas, 99 per poe pure, $1.75 bu. 
 
OB, Will exch. 2 bus. for 6 No. 10 cans 
pure Ribbon Cane syrup, new crop. J. F. 
Briscoe, Loganyille, Ga. - 
re Brabham peas, a bie glean 1927 crop 
us. $2 bu. FOB here. M. L. Snore, Gaines- 
lle, Georgia, Route 4, ~ 
 
  
 
, Add postage. Mrs. 
ile, Georgia, Route 3. 
bu, Unknown peas, $2 or exch. for Porto 
R an potato plants, FOB, J, H. Gable. Talla- 
sa, Georgia, Route 3, . : 
White butter-beans; bush prolific, sound 
ad aoe from weevils, 15 lb. in small lots; 
Ib, in 6 lb, lots, Add postage. Miss C. L. 
ellogg, Cumm'ng; Georgia, Route 5. 
Cream Crowder Sugar peas, 8c lb. Send 
postage. J. Ben Adams, Dewyrose, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Selected seed bunch velvet beans $3 bu.; 
Early Speckled Velvets, $1.50 bu. Rbt. S. 
nderson, Hawkinsville, Ga. 
Tron peas, slightly mixed with Clays, $1.60 
u. FOB here. H. D. Lancaster, Geneva, Ga. 
"Good, taader; streaked half runner garden 
bean seed, 50 Ib., also white running and 
h butter-bean seed, 25 Ib. Postpaid. Mrs. 
Wilson, Ganon, Ga. RFD 2. 
1 90-day runnjng velvet beans for seed, 
05 bu., in lots of 5 hus. or more, $1. J. 
ank Tanner, Sandersville, Ga. RFD 1. 
Old fashioned white and colored bunch but- 
 
Pat Echols, Daniels- 
 
Ih. prepaid. Mra. E. G. Loggins, Paadergrass, 
Georga, Route 1, 
Old fashioned black cornfield running snap 
eans 60 Ib, J. H, Rooks, Springfield, Ga. 
927 crop white bunch and white rurning 
utter-bean seed, cleaned and hand picked. 
ree from trash or worms, 18c Ib. each. Add 
i ge; also Speckled running wee bean 
ged, $1.60 bu. FOB Warwick. W. L. Brown 
arwick, Ga, Route 1, 
10 bus. Brab peas. Write for price. C. W 
J r; Statham, Ga. RFD L. 
 
Jackson wonder bush butter-bean seed 25c 
white runnin cornfield bean seed, 20c 
 
peckled ranning butter-bean seed 20c 
Mrs, A. L. Dodd, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 1. 
le white lady peas. Cream _ Crowder 
12 1-2c lb.; Califo:ia blackeyed peas, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
| FOB here. 
ed Rippers, $2.50 bu. H. G. Brown, Stone 
 
be:sis, 25 Ib. or 2 for 45; nice, white | 
 
80 Ibs. tender hull cornfield bean seed, 20c | 
 
beans, 15c 1b., each. Add postage, or 20c 
 
r $3 bu.; California browneyed peas, 
 
~ GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
6 Ib. or $2.50 ba. Pounds. deli 
LOB; Oo. M. Crow, Gainesville, 
ee and colored  
1 
 
Pearl Bridges, 
10 bus. 
black cow 
 
Danielsville, Ga. 
 
peas. $2 bu.; 
 
eyed peas, unmixed, 
graded for seed, $1.10 pk. del., 
stock, 5 Ibs. 
Crowder peas. 10 lb. del. 
half runner garden beans for 
 
25 bus. each of Clay 
peas -for sale, 
Route 1. k 
 
Early Speckled velvet 
J. Bargeron, Sardis, 
 
Sreckled velvet 
 
and 
Basan Benefield, 
 
Georgia. 
beans, 
 
field, Louisville. Ga. Route 2. 
 
use or planting, de Jb. FOB. 
C. J. Thompson, Camptiii, Ga. 
 
Striped beans, 20c lb. ;- also 
le seed corn, 75e pk.; pear 
 
to Rican potato plants. 
 
Res 
syth, Georgia, Route 5. 
 
200 bushels velvet beans, 90- 
 
$1 bu.; also 100 bushels 
$1.75 bu. FOB DeSoto, Ga. FE. 
DeSoto, Georgia. 
 
Brabham, New Eras Clays, 
 
and mixed peas for Sale. 
 
Red Ripper field peas, 
mixed peas, 
J. W. Evans, Hartwell, Ga. Rt 
Tender green hull cornfield beans, 30c 1k 
Miss. Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt 3s 
California blackeyed and large. w 
 
specially recleaneu 
 
heavy beariag June Englsh peas, Imp. 
 
Clyde Maddox, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
gathered 
frost for planting seed, $1.50 bu. Alex 
 
Will: exch. for corn planter or red sk'n P 
 
vered, bushels 
SGarektt: ps 
 
bunch butter beans, 1! 
Hastings extra early frost proof bunch 
English pea seed, from 2 to 10 Ibs, 
 
20e Tb. 
Rt. 4 
few bus. 
 
$1. ee 
 
hite brown 
anc 
$3 bu. FOR 
seec 
 
3 
 
for 75c; $1 per gal. del.; sugar 
in $1 lots; tender 
 
seed, 30e del. 
 
Whippoorwill 
Grayson, Ga. 
 
bean seed, sornd.. W. 
 
before 
Bar- 
 
Blackeyed peas, sound and clean, for table 
 
Add _ postage. 
Box 43 
Hastings 
bushes, 
 
se- 
25e. 
or- 
English, For- 
 
Red Ripper, Blue Whips and few mixed 
peas for sale. G. G. Ridgway, Royst 11, Ga, 
 
day -variety, 
 
m'xed field peas, 
 
F. Ferguson, 
 
Brown Whips: 
 
  
 
Savannah, Georgia. 
 
Will exch. pure bred W. 
Baxley, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Want cow peas, soy beans, 
K. Thomasc), Chattanooga, 
200 bus. 90-day speckled velvet 
Neal, Cairo, Georgia. 
 
reasonable price for same. Mr, 
Clermont, Ga. Route 1, Hall C 
Want Clay and Brown Whip 
bu.; all kinds of white peas, 
20c lb.; syrup in bbls. 
 
at 20c pal. W. H. Davis, 
St., Savannah, Ga. 
Want table varety of peas, 
 
312 
 
Georgia. a3 
Want several bus. 
 
Farm, Brooks, Ga. 
and New Era cow peas. 
Ross Seed Co., Louisville, Ky- 
 
| Gov. adspected Porto Rico 
rank J. Payne, Odum, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. chicken corn, 
for chicks for any kind 
 
Louis, Mo. 
Mae Moss, Jackson, Ga. 
Want Brown Whippoorwill 
 
tion. Singleton Robins ; 1, 
 
Want 5 or.10 bus. 90-day 
Will exch. for same. G. M. Wil 
Georgia. 
 
Want Irons, Brabhams, 
 
any. quantity. Bank reference furnished. 
 
Tenn. 
Want 100 bus. straight Brabham peas. also | 
 
field peas. 
Hastings prolific, seed coi: from high sy, eld. 
ing strain. 1 bu. for 2 bu. peas. 
 
Want straight Brown Wana, 
 
Whips. 
and Brabs mixed, State what you have anc 
prices. Will buy emy variety; also O-too-tan 
 
PP. R. Stanley 
 
Greensboro, Ga. 
90-day velvet beans in 2 and 1-2 bu. bags, 
31 -bu. D. W. Floyd, Jr., Chester, Ga. Sy 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED Z 
 Want all variet.es field. peas, _ blackeyed! 
pigeon and rice peas. Quote price and state 
quiiitity. Pruitt Produce Co., Ine., Box: 794. 
 
Want white blackeyed peas for table use. 
 
Leghorn cockexe! 
11. mos. old for peas. Write. J. J. Altman, 
 
velvet beans, 
W. 
 
beans. 
 
W. R. 
 
Want white garden tender beans, will give 
 
Xs W. Adams 
ounty. 
peas at $1.5/ 
 
$2. bu.; peer: 
40c gal. 
cash or trade. Also black feeding molasse:: 
 
Wll pax 
Montgomery 
 
Submit sam. 
 
ples and price. Claud Heunerer: Thomasville 
 
Will exch. 
Glenwooc 
 
Brabham. 
 
Send sample an 
quote lowest price. Also quote on mxed geas. 
 
Want field peas of any k.nd. Will tra 
potato 
 
plants 
 
a fine feec 
 
of. good Crowder 
table peas. Each party to pay postage. Exch 
lb. for Ib. Mrs. Hattie Holton, Covena, Ga. 
Want all varieties of cow peas. 
kind and price. C. H. Appel Com. Co., 
409 Merch:11ts Exchange. 
Want 10 bus. O-Too-Tan Soy beans. 
 
Quote 
St. 
 
M'ss 
 
peas, Kindly 
 
send samples and quote prices FOB your sta- 
Jackson, 
 
Ga. 
velvet beans. 
liams, Almon, 
 
and. Iron: 
 
  
 
AND WANTED 
Cured, hams, wt. 28 to 35 lbs. 
 
  
 
4 # fe NS  =: 
 
kinson, Ray City, Ga. Route 2, 
 
and Laredo soy beans, Biloxi and ye'low 
soys. H. M. Franklin. Tennille, Ga. : 
Want lady peas. Send sample. Fred I Bak- 
er, Columbus, Ga. Box 244. 
Want 1 bu. Soy beans for planting. N. R. 
Mocnaey, Quill, Ga. 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS FOR SALE 
 
, 25e Ib. Cast 
 
with order. P, M. Allen, Ivey, Ga. Route 1. 
4 nice cured hams, wt. 19 Ibs. each, trim: 
 
Sped close, 30c lb. Send check with order. 
W. B. Sanders, Bowersville, Ga. P. O. Box 
156. : 
 
Smoked bacon 25 lb.; also home made 
country lard in 50 lb. cans, 17 -1-2 FOB 
here. T. W. Bruner, Colemam, Ga. 
 
Home cured, smoked hams, 30c Ib.; shoul- 
ders and sides, 25c lb.; lard, 20c. Add post- 
age, or can send by express. Mrs. 
 
  
 
  
 
xp-ter, 
 
  
 
  
 
Fred At- 
 
FOR SALE AND WANTED_LESS THAN CAR LOTS Ds 
 
38 nice hickory smoked hams, et., 18. 28 
and 29 lbs., 80c Ib. C. M. Lowry, LaFayette, 
Georgia, goute 4. 
 
Well cured country hams, 
free from bugs and worms, 
each, 80c Ib. del. 
 
nice, dry and 
SLO: toe aa lbs: 
in Ga. Cash with order. 
 
W. LL. Brovin, Warwick, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Smoked country sides and shoulders, .20c 
lb.; hams, 27 1-2e lb. Robt. S. Anderson. 
Hawkinsville, Georgia. 
 
Hams, 35c Ib.; sides, 20c Ib.: shoulders 
250 Ib.; lard, 18 lb. del. Mrs. 
 
Adelle John- 
 
son, Sparta, Georgia.  
tiickory and oak smoked meat. 
shoulders, 18e lb.; hams 30c. 
 
sides. 20 
 
$bs Mrs. J. 
 
D. Mcintyre, Ousley, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Side meat, cured and dried, not smoke 
this winters klling, 18 lb. FOB. Fresh ric 
pure hog lard, 20c lb. FOB here. H. L. Elli: 
ton, Kupert, Georgia. 
 
100 lbs. smoked hams, 25 Jlb.; 100 Ib 
shoulders, 20c 1b.; 100 Ibs. sides, 20c Ib 
All cash FOB here. J. M. Barber, Nashville 
Georgia, Route 2. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE 
 
Best qual ty runner peanuis, $1 bu.; Span: 
ish peanuts, $1.50 bu. FOB here. H. Ss Ray 
Vonalsonvilie, Ga. 
 
7 or 8 tons Ga. Runner pe: aie Ae |b 
G. W. Smith, Arabi, Ga. |! ; 
60 Ibs. large Stewart pecans, 30c Ib. oO 
 
exch. for hatching eggs or baby chcks* 0 
any heavy type. R. W. Green, Gulverton 
Georgia. 
 
Georgia Runner peanuts, free from weath 
r siain, No. 1. Seed stock Je Ib., by the bas 
of 100 lbs. John M. Spivey, Adri, Ga. 
 
Improved Runner peanuts, lots with  
 
aH chullte-4be. DAB: Luckee, Douglas, Ga. 
80 Ibs. pecans, 20 lb. or exch. for "meat 
lard or fru.ts at market price. Mrs. L. C 
 
MeNiece, Waycross, Ga. Route 1, Box 135. 
 
Selected seed Spanish 11d Georgia Runne: 
peanuts, 6c and 5e lb. Robt. a Anderson, 
dawk.nsville, Georgia, 
 
No. 1 N. GC. Variety, Ga. grown runne 
 
eed peanuts, 4 1-2c lb. FOB Adel, Ga. D. E. 
Newberne, Adel, Ga 
N. C. Runner seed peanuts, 6e Ib. FOB. 
 
Sample sent on request. 
ville, Georgia, Route 4. 
 
40 tons little White Spanish peanuts, $10C 
a to, FOB Thomasville, or 6e Ibi, in smal 
quant.ties; also 2 tons of old N. GC. peanuts 
de Ib. All No: 1 grade. W. J: Jackson 
Ochlochnee, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Seedling pecans at 12 1-2c lb.; also somc 
blackeyed peas, 5 Ib. H. L. Peek, Hartwell 
Georgia. 
 
Spanish peanuts, seed, 6c 1B 
 
E. Hunter, Abbe: 
 
N.C. Rak: 
 
ner seed peanuts, 6c Ib. W. Ww. Will:ams 
Quitman, Georgia. 
 
Large seed11g pecans, 20e Ib. Mrs. C. W 
Page, Norcross, Georgia, Box 52. 
 
Georgia Runner peanuts. 4 1-2c lb. D. F 
Murenew, Doyle, Ga. 
 
N.C. Runner peanuts, 5 Ib.; also O1 
Fashioned Speckled peas, $1.25 bu. All clear 
sound and bright. Theron Foster, Dawson 
 
Georgia, Route D, Box 38. 
 
100 Ibs. Spanish pesiuts, Sell. or exch. fo 
seed corn of Marlborough Prolific, or Im 
proved Cleveland cotton seed. Write. R. | 
Sie nheimer, Brooks. Sesreis. 
 
N. C, Runner: peanuts, 5e lb. FOB Hatle: 
Geore a. H. G. Bartlett, Cordele, Ga. Bout: 
D;, Box -185. f : 
 
- Ga. Grown N. C. pecriuts, 5 Ib. Write fo: 
sample, Joe Baker, Elber.on, Ga. . 
 
Spanish seed peanuts, shelled, 4 lbs. for $ 
postpaid. Watson Reinhardt, Ashburn, Ga. 
 
Runner peanuts, sacked, 5 lb., FOB Col 
quitt. EF. .L. Cross, Colquit, Ga. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, sound, 5a@ lb. FOI 
here. C. J. Smith, Wrightsville, Ga, RFD 4, 
 
N. . Runner. pe:y:ut seed; large whit 
Bunch peanuts ; little whiie Spanish seed pes 
 
nuts, 6 Ib, each FOB Meigs 100 Ibs. 
more, G, L, Duren, Meigs, Ga. 
 
N. C. Georga raised peanuts, 100 Ibs. o 
more, 5c Ib., less 6e !b.; large paper she 
pecans, 5 lbs., or more, 85c. No less. solc 
OB here, C. F. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, 5 1-2c Ib. R. C 
Couch, Turin, Ga. 
 
N. CR mer peanuts, good and sound, i 
Ib. also old fashioned speckled peas, clean, 
sound and bright, $1.25 bu. Theron  Fos- 
r, Dawson, Ga. Route D, Box 38. , 
 
Good Runner peanuts, 5 lb.. White Span- 
ish peanuis, 6c lb, OB Douglas. Sam P. 
Smith, Douglas, Ga. : 
 
Ga. Runner seed pe y-uts, hand picked 
$1.50 bu.; also a limited supply of old fash- 
oned speailed peas, choice stock, $2 bu. 
FOB here. J. C. Sanders, Vienna, Ga. RFD 3 
_ Best quality Runner peanuts, $1 bu.. Span- 
ish peanuts, $1.50 bu. FOB here. H. G. Ray 
Donalsonville, Ga. 
 
-Na 1 White Sprsiish_ peanuts, 5 1-2c FOT- 
Dawson. Last years yield over 60 bu. per 
acre. L..E. Baldwin, Dawson, Ga. 
 
Pure No. 1 small- white Spanish seed pea- 
 
nuts, 6c lb. FOB Wrens. Jas. T.  Swint, | 
Wrens, Ga, : 
_N. C. peanuts, 4c lb. Dennis Bolten. Doug- 
| las, Georgia  
 
50 bu. Chufas, No. 1 $6 bus FOB - Lake 
Park. W. A. Roberts, Lake Park, Ga. 
 
Impyoved white Spansh pertnuts in 
lots or less, sound and good seed, 6c lb. FOR 
Ft. Gaines. T. W. Bruner, Coleman, Ga. 
 
50 bu. No. 1 Spanish peanuts, $1.25 bu., 
FOB Tennille. Send money with order. Mrs. 
Belle Quick, Te: ee Ga. ae 2  
 
  
 
eane syrup in 
 
Oy Leds 
 
tor; 
 
as Pv Se SeT ee te a ERED Ra 
 
<= Ro peer eee 
Se 
 
ee a 
 
Ga. Runner peanuts, No; 1: 5 lb: FOB here. 
 
Send- check or money order. Dr. Chas K. 
Jones, Ray City, Ga. ot, 
 
N. CP Ga. raised Long Arm peanuts, 6 
lb., FOB Denton. Cash with order. D. 
Miller, Denfony Ga. 
 
Good, cles, pure Jumbo Spanish seed 
peanuts, $2 FOB here. J. H. Leverette, Par- 
rott. Ga. Route 1, Box 101. 
 
1-2 
ee 
 
Ga. grown N. C. Runner heed naenae. 5e 
lb. FOB here. Sample on request. O.6cB: 
Daugherty, Lenox, Ga. . eeatinet a 
 
Spanish and Nv C: var'ety seed peanuts, 6e 
 
lb. each. W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga. 
 
2 tons of old fashioned N. C. runing pea- 
 
nuts, 5 lb. or exdh. for Span.sh peanuts, 
 
bu. for bu., or! wilh exch; 2 bu. for 2 bu. 99- 
 
day velvet beans; also have 40 tons white - 
Spanish peanuts, $100 ton FOB) Thomasville. 
 
W. J. Jackson, Ochlochnee, Ga: : 
 
Limited amount Jumbo pecyiuts, for seed, 
8e Tb. FOB Reynolds. J. R. Carson, Reynolds, 
 
  
 
Georgia. 
 
12 to 15 bus. clean, 1927 re Hastings 
Chufas, $5 bu. FOB Soperton, J.BS Halk 
Soperton, Ga. 
 
Well cleaned Chufas, all sound, $5 bun, 
forty, lbs. Jeff A. Taylor, Buena Vista, Ga, 
 
White. Spanish: seed peanuts, 1.50 bu. J. 
H. Palmer, Tunille, Ga. j 
 
SYRUP. FOR. SALE 
2 or more bbls. choice eane table syrup, 
 
60c gal. J. E. Fowler, Oak> Park, .Ga. 
 
New crop cane syrup, case, six t0- Ib. eas 
$3.75. J. Fa Rathff, Blackshear, "Gai 
Offers A-l1 and No. 1 new arop pure Ga. 
385 gal. cypress bbls. $165 bot. : 
tins, 10 Ibs. 65 each; 5 Tost! 8505-2.-1-2 4s. 
20e each; 35 gal. cypress bbl. 1926 = syoup 
314. All prices net FOB Minior. W. S. Booth, 
Manor, Georgia. 
 
8 barrels Ne, 1 Bane Red Gusecle eane 
 
syrup, 4 gal. in new 35 pal. bbl. ; faney 
A-1 grade in cans; 6 No. 10s $4. 203 12 No. 
5s $4.50. Lee Patr.ck,; Quitman,  Ga, 
4 bbls. A-1* grade 100 per 
cane syrup, 1927 crop. New-: bbls., dei at 
65;" about 36 gals.; cased, 6-10, 12-5, 24 
$4.15, $4.50 and $4.95 per case. VOB 
shipping point. J, W.. Martin, Cuthbert, Ga. 
235 .Villa Nova St. 
 
gent. pure su: sar 
 
A-1 ribbon cane syrup in 10 Ib. cans, 50 
each FOB, of. w-ll exch. for P. C. pig, J. W. 
Rhenny, Wadley; Ga: : 
 
30 10-lb. eans of Ga. cane syrup, 69c ean 
or the Jot for $23. Mrs. Piety. Forbes, Brook- 
let, Georgia. % 
 
Good thick sorghum syrup in ee Tbe 
 
zal. also some in lard cans iot delivered at 
shis. price. Mrs. A. D. Henley, Dainelsviile, 
veorgia Route 2, Box 132. 
 
Pure sugar cane syrup made from red and 
ribbon cane, case of six 10 Ib. cans, $4.80 
ease, 12, 5-lb: cans, $5.20 FOB Adel, cash 
with order. W. D. Wells, Adel, Ga. 
 
New Ga: cane syrup, $4.50. eee case of 6 
10-lb. cans; $4.75 case of 12 5-+lb. cans det. 
y.our station. Thos. Davis, Mele. Ga. 
 
New crop. cane syrup, $4.75 cas:\6 10-Ib.. 
cans. J. J. Ratliff Blackshear, Ga. 
 
Guaranteed: A-1 pure Ga. cane syrup, in 
cases of 24 qts., at $4.50 case; cases of 12 
half gal... $4.25; cases, 6 l-gal., $4 per case. 
 
$4.50 per case of six cans, 
J. W. Lang, Omega, Ga. 
Best grade 
thick and ee from -red. cane, 35 gallons, 
new bhis. $17.5 case 6-No. 10 cans $4.20 
ease; 12..Noz sy cats $4.50. Prompt shipmenat 
and safe del. guaranteed. Tee Patrick, Quit- 
man, Georgia. : 
 
. One 33-gal, bbl. sugar 
and delicious 70 gal. -or exch. 
heifer calves 2+ mos. old or Jerseys. 
Barfield, Route 2, _Louisv: lle, Ga. 
 
Guaranteed pure Georgia cane syrup in i Lit 
gation. cans 45 can FOB Screven, Ga. Jas. 
A. Chauncey, Screven, Gai 
 
Ga. 
im No. 10 cans. 
peas. Walter M. 
Georgia. 
 
One 39-gal. bbl. new syrup 50c per 
FOB; 20 gallons old syrup 25 per gal. 
H. D. -Bowcn,. Route 2. Claxton, Ga: 
 
fre-ght collect, 
 
   
 
oane syrup, th ck 
 
Alex 
 
Will exch. for 
Todd, ~Route 
 
good c!can 
 
1, Valdosta, 
 
FOB. 
 
Good sugar cane syrup, 
10. Ib. cans 80q_ gal.; in 838 gal. bbl., 
gal. Alex Barfield, Louisville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
100 per cent pure sugar cane syrup, 1927 
 
79 
 
  
 
crop, new cypress bbls. 34 to 35 gal J. W. 
Martin, Jr., Cuthbert, Ga: *235 V la Nova 
 
Street. 
 
   
 
  
 
J. T. Ponder, Whigham, Ga. ; 
 
Want. seed sugar cane, 50 to, 100. Write 
for particulars. George W. Cobb, Ellijay, 
Ga. Star Route, Box 12. $ 
 
Ga.. cane syrup, $4 for 6 No. cans, or exch ~ 
for Brabham peas, O.-too-tan or Laredo; also 
Napier or Elephant. grass canes, 56c per 
100. ft.. Same exch. V.-E.. Franklin, Gay- 
mont, Ga, 
 
Home-made sugar cane syrup in 10 lb, cans 
 
pure sugar cane syrup cooked. 
 
for Holsein ~ 
 
green cane syrup, extra good and ts cee 
 
Ga. cane syrup in 10 lb cans, 50 in ec=n'es 
ready to ship, 6Cc. Cook Trading Co., Mlan, 
Georgia. : Z 
 
4 -bb's.- good grade old Ga. cane syrup, 
1926 crop, $10 per bbl. FOB here. WwW. O: 
Stewart, Ludowici, Ga. Route A. y 
 
thick and bricht,  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
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<M. L. Shealey, Crest Hill Farm, 
 
  
 
PAGE FOUR 
 
- GEORGIA 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
. Published weekly by The 
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
Arthur D. Jones, Director 
 
DEPARTMENT OF 
_ AGRICULTURE 
 
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Thursday, March 29, 1928. 
 
Entered as second class matter February 15, 
1922, at the Postoffice at Atlanta, Georgia, 
under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for 
mailing at special rate of postage provided 
for in section 1108. Act of October 3, 1917. 
 
  
 
  
 
Advert:sements of farm produce and appur- 
tenances, admissible under postal regula- 
tions inserted one time on each request, and 
_repeated only when request is accompanied 
by new copy of advertisement. 
 
  
 
Limited space will not permit insertion of 
unimportant advertisements. Under  legisla- 
tive act the Market Bureau does not assume 
 
_ amy responsibility for any advertisement ap- 
 
pearing in the Bulletin, 
 
or transaction re- 
sulting therefrom. 2 
 
  
 
Circulation, Advertising and Service of thc 
Bureau of Markets and this Bulletin are 
Free of Charge. 
 
IMPORTANT NOTICES 
 
1. We nave in our files many let- 
ters with no name on them. Most of 
these letters contain Ads or requests 
for the Bulletin. We must insist that 
our patrons be more particular and 
see that their letters are properly 
signed and addressed. If you send a 
letter in with an Ad attached or re- 
quest for the Bulletin on a seperate 
sheet, please be sure your name is 
signed and address is written on the 
separate sheet. The following is a list 
of advertisers who did not put their 
address on their recent Ad: 
 
L. C. Gabel, Jim West, H. L. 
Brumbalow, Mrs. Annie A. Butler, 
Mrs. J. E. Stapler, L. P. Gassett, Mrs. 
Mrs. 
Gordon Rogers. 5 
 
Frequently advertisers write they 
are enclosing an Ad with their letter 
and carelessly leave it out. 
 
2. On account of the lack of space 
in the Market Bulletin, we will not 
be able to publish the following: 
 
Second Hand Machinery for Sale 
 
and Wanted. 
 
Incubators for Sale and Wanted. 
 
Rabbits and Pigeons (Commer- 
cial) for Sale and Wanted. - 
 
Advertisements for the Farm Help 
Department... 
 
Advertisements for the Womans 
Department. 
 
until the issue of April 12th. 
 
Your Ad must reach this office 
by April 4th in order to appear in 
the issue of April 12th. : 
 
8. In our next issue, we will carry 
Georgia Products (less than car lots) 
car lots; Live Stock; Plants; Poultry 
and Seed. 
 
4. We wish to call our readers 
attention to our column on this page 
entitled, Miscellaneous Ads. Fre- 
auently we are forced to carry your 
Ad in this column. : 
 
5. In this issue we were 
carry all the poultry Ads. a 
 
6. When you send small quantities 
of produce to the Bureau to sell for 
you advise us before shipping it. We 
can then tell you where to ship it. 
When it is shipped direct to the buy- 
er a great deal of time is saved. We 
have no facilities at the office for 
handling such produce. ae 
 
A. D. Jones, Director, 
 
STATE BUREAU OF MARKETS. 
 
unable to 
 
  
 
  
 
MISCELLANEOUS ADS 
 
or sale: Porto Rican potato plants. Ready 
for vhipment April 15th, $1.75 a M.. Satis- 
faction guaranteed. Place your orders now. 
J. H. and J. C. Carter, Rockingham, Ga. 
 
Want to get in touch with a party whe 
has about 100 or 150 lbs. of Narraganset 
turkies that I can buy for less than 30c Ib. 
H. L. Knight, Seneca Falls, N. Y. 
 
For sale: 60 bus.. first class 90-day speck]. 
ed velvet beans, $1 bu.; 20 bus. sound Clay 
peas, straight variety, $1.75 bu. All in even 
 
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wt. bags FOB Wrightsville; also have a 
small power star pea and bean huller. needs 
some repair, $15 FOB; New home-made ch 
with fibre-cord bottom. Guaranteed. $2 each 
FOB. Sets of 6 del. James M. Luck, Wrights- 
ville, Georgia, RFD 4. 
 
Waint:, want a hustling boy to work on 
farm for balance of year, and learn a trade 
during spare time. Will pay $20 a month and 
board included to right party. Jas. M. Luck. 
Wrightsville, Ga. RFD 4. 
 
Tor sale: Oat straw 
Oliver, Shellman, Ga. : 
 
For sale: 1 Buckeye Blue Flame, 500 cap. 
Brooder, perfect bones used only 12 wks. 
Sell or/exch. for sofMfiething useful of equal 
value. Mrs. Susie Smith, Fort Gaines, Ga. 
 
For sale: Livingstone Beauty and Norton 
tomato plants, now rady, $1.85 a M., post- 
paid. Bethseda Home for Boys, Savannah, 
Ga. A. E. Jackson, Farm Supt. : 
 
For sale: Pure S. C. Hawe Cochins, R. I. 
Red hatching eggs, $2 per 15. Del. Crate re- 
 
in car lots. Wade 
 
turned Winter layers. Mrs. W. M. Gaines, 
v80 Decatur St., Atlanta, Ga, 
Want Porto Rican potatoes in car lots, 
 
loaded in bulk, graded. Quote Icwest price 
per 100. FOB your station. Clark & Sanchez, 
ort Valley, Ga. 
 
Want corn, car lots, both slip shuck and 
shelled. Quote lowest price FOB your sta. 
tion. Clark & Sanchez, Fort Valley, Ga. _ 
 
1 or 2 ears of bright peanut hay for sale. 
Make best offer FOB Ircta City. T. W. Miller, 
Iron_ City, Ga. 
 
Purple. archemere bulbs, 15c doz.; 4 doz. 
50c. Miss Leila Sorrells, RFD 4, Monroe, Ga. 
 
Want to buy yellow corn. Barfield Feed 
Mills, Macon, Georgia. : 
 
5 large sweet gum trees, 2 cuts to the tree 
10 or 12 feet. G. W. Malcom, Good Hope, Ga. 
 
For sale: Several hundred gals. Ga. cane 
syrup in 10 lb. cans. Make best offer. T. W. 
Miller, Iron City, Ga. ; 
 
Kor Sale or Exch: Ladies and Gents hand- 
made linen handkerchiefs; also jonquils, daf- 
fodils, narcissus, butter and eggs. \buttercup 
and flag lily bulbs; rooted Dorothy: Perkins 
roses,, Wisteria, dwarf yellow jasmine, Wash- 
ington laurel, same as grown ca his tomb 
crepe myrtles, cherry trees, and snow droy 
bulbs, -foy eggs or baby. chicks of some good 
breed. Mrs. O. McCullough Round Oak, Ga. 
 
Want: 200 head stock goats. Will pay 75c 
each del. at Stillmore; also want one 1-horse 
Jersey wagon in. good runming order and 
cheap for cash; and 8 Jersey heifer calves 
fawn color about 6 mos. old. Quote price del. 
Stillmore. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. 
 
For sale: 1 New Ida tobacco transplanter 
practically new, guaranteed to do the work 
$75. W.'J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. 
 
For sale: 100 per cent pure sugar canc 
syrup, 1927 crop, mew cypress bbls.; 34 tc 
85 gals. to bbl. J. W. Martin, Jr., Cuthbert 
Georgia, 235 Villa Nova St. . 
 
Want: Some old fashioned white Spanish 
potatoes, not the improved or -red_ potate 
Horton Bros., Attys., Atlanta, Ga. 140 Peach. 
tree Street, phone Wal. 3845 * 
 
Sold: This is to notify all inquiries that 
I have sold out of Pettys Toole cotton seed. 
G. A. Lamar, Powersville, Ga: 
 
Want single white mam, able bodied an 
willing to work. General farm work. $15 re 
month, board-and lodging free. Straight time. 
Major Crow, Route 1, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
  
 
SYRUP WANTED . 
~Want 2 or 4 gals. good sorghum syrup. 
Must be good and not too thick or too thin. 
Want some if not more than 1 gal. Wil}! 
pay 75e for same. Mrs. M. A.- Ayer, Hawkins- 
ville, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Want ribbon cane syrup in bbls. 40c gal. 
Cases, 6 No. 10 $3; 12 No. 5 $3:25; also wamt 
all varieties peas. at $1.50 bu. $1.90 bu. and 
$1.25 bu. W. H Davis, 312 Montgomery St., 
Savannah, Georgia. : 
 
Want sugar cane syrup A-1 grade or exch 
for qt. and pt. milk bottles, 10 yr. old pure 
bred W. L. hens or one Bostroms Farm and 
Builder, level value $15, used very little in 
good cond. W. A. Wright, Smyrna, Ga. 
 
Live Stock for Sale 
and Wanted 
 
CATTLE FORSALE 
 
1 registered, 8 year old Red Polk cow, $100 
FOB here at my station. W. D. Wilbanks, 
Ramhurst, Georgia. : A 
' 8 milch cows for sale. 
terville, Georgia. 
 
2 young oxen, wt. 700 and 800 Ibs., $150, 
Well broke. Miss Ruth MeCoch, Glenn, Ga. 
 
Good fresh in cow, reastnable price. W. 
M. Thomas, Temple, Ga. Route 3, Box 117. 
 
Holstein cow, fresh in with 2nd calf, $50 
del. Large, gentle cow. Can be seen at my 
barn. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
1 registered Jersey cow, with second calf, 
fresh, in. Write for price. P. E. Jackson, 
Lawrenceville, Ga. Route 1, S 
 
  
 
GC tina wie. 
 
CATTLE WTNTED 
 
Wamt to raise 6 calves on halves, from 
good heavy. producing Guernsey or Jersey 
cows. Mrs. J. A. Herrington, Ray City, Ga. 
 
Want 1 good stock Hereford yearling bull 
about 10 or 12 months old. L. E. Wever, 
Baxley, Georgia. : < 
 
Want to exch. value for cow, pigs, ch'ck- 
ens, rabbits or quilts. Write for particulars. 
Mrs. A. C. Green, Atlanta, Georgia, 515 W. 
8rd St., Box 14, Station D. 
 
\ HOGS FOR SALE 
25 shoats, 
 
  
   
 
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MARKET BUUERTIN ~~ @5 
 
x : 4 ye z 
for prices. J. R. McCook, Fitzgerald, Ga., 
Route 3, Box 38. a4 
 
Thoroughbred registered Big Bone Black 
Essex, satisfacticm guaranteed. Ww. J. Bar- 
reron, Sardis, Georgia. : 
O50 shoats, 5 months old, healthy and in 
good condition. Hampshire, Spotted Poland 
China .and Black \Essex.. Will take $200 for 
lot or will cull 30 of the best for $150 FOB 
truck my farm. .W. H. Wilkinson, Abbeville, 
Georgia. ; 
 
rossed, 30 to 85 Ibs. $7 pair FOB, 
Menvitle, Ga. F. N. Smith, Glenville, Ga. 
A. : 
ny ce cea old S. P. China boars, $35 
each; bred gilts, $50; 12 weeks old pigs, 
$20; all, hogs shipped guaranteed. ~ Prices 
Cholera immune papers furnished FOB Fitz- 
gerald, Ga. H. M. Paulk, Fitzgerald, Ga. : 
Registered Duroe Jersey pigs, Orion 
Cherry King breeding, April 15th del. $10 
each with papers in. buyers name.  H. C. 
Waldrep, Forsyth, Georgia, Route te ( 
QGine B. B. Guinea sow, 2 years old, 1 sow 
 
to farms in 30 to 60 days by. registered Essex 
combined wt. about 100 lbs. $100 for the 
three. Last litters 10 pigs each. One Duroc 
sow 2 years old with 9 Essex pigs, 4 weeks 
old in fine condition, $40. W. W. Driskell, 
Sparta, Georgia. t ' 
 
Several nice shoats, FOB my home. A. -E. 
Hamer, LaGrange Ga. 
 
12 pigs crossed with black Essex and Spot- 
ted P. C. 6 and 8 weeks old, $30 for the 12. 
D.. L. Goolsby, Abbeville, Georgia. 
 
Choice fat hogs, for sale or exch. for 
1 2-horse wagon im first class condition, or 
for Guernsey heifers. ae 
40 S. P. C. pigs; 40 to 50 Ibs. each, $5.50 
erated FOB Edison. G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga. 
 
S. P..C. 4 mos. old pigs, either sex. well, 
developed, marked and very best blood lines. 
Registered in purchasers name, $15 each; 
also gilts bred to Red Village Prince, a S. 
P. C.; gilts, year old June llth and_ 14th. 
Rez. and shipped $35 each. J. T. Gammace 
Pime View, Georgia. ai 
 
> Thoroughbred Durocs: 2 gilts and 1 boar 
4 mos. old, $10 each; also 7 Duroe and P. C. 
mixed pigs, 8 weeks old, $5 each. FOB Berk- 
ley: G. Mi Turner,, Point Peter. Ga, += 
 
12 to 15; 8 to 12 weeks old Black P. C. 
and Black Essex pigs, mixed, 30 to 50. Ibs. 
each, $3.50 and $4.50 each FOB here. Cash 
with order. G. M. Smith, Midville, Georgia, 
Route 3.  sae = 
 
Pure bred Duroc Jersey boars, 3 to 6 mos. 
old, wt. 60 to 200Ibs., double treated. Car 
be registered in buyers name. C. T, Lear, 
Tifton, Georgia. . , 
 
Grade Essex pigs, good, thrifty condition, 
3 mos. old. $5.50 each. B. F. Murphy, San- 
dersville, Georgia. 4 
~ Young P. C. sow with pigs, 10c Ib. 
Ruth McCogh, Glenn, Ga. 
 
1 Duroe and P. C. mixed gilt, year old 
good econd., wt. about 120 Ibs., $10. Leo 
Akins, Graymont, Georgia. :  
 
1 Little Bone Guinea boar, 125 lbs., 7 mos. 
old, $30; 1 Little Bone Guinea sow, 175 lbs. 
farrow April 20th, $75; 1 sow, half the ald 
Blue Guinea, 18 mos. old, 200 Ibs.;: has 8 
pigs, 1 mo. old. Pigs are 3-4 Little Bone 
Guinea, $75. If interested, write. Cash with 
order. L. G. Scott, Graymont, Ga. Route 2. 
 
Miss 
 
HOGS WANTED 
 
Want 25 to 80 well bred pigs. Will trade 
early potato plants. Frank J. Payne, Odum, 
Georgia. sae 
 
Want to exch. De Laval No. 10 Cream Sep- 
arator, perfect cond., for Duroc Jersey, reg., 
6 mos old boar, C. B. Reeves, Arlington, Ga. 
 
Want one-half doz., more or less. cheap 
thin, scrub hogs, pigs, or shoats: such as 
piaerooters, Bugleheads, Razor-backs, Guinea 
or Essex. Must be cheap for cash. Write de- 
seription and price COD by freight or ex- 
presge A. D. Hughes, Athens, Georgia, 295 
Georgia Depot Street. ae 
 
Want to exch. good steel anvil, 100 1b. wt. 
 
  
 
at $3.50 for good pig. No runt.. Write. W.. 
H. Rucker Milner, Georgia.  
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
 
Pair of Black Match mules, wt. 1100 lbs., 
$400. J. M. Garrett, Lookout, Ga. a 
 
Want to exch. S. S. W. Leghorn year old 
pullets gor saddle pony or horse. R. W. 
Parks, Gainesville, Georgia. 
 
Want to exch. equal value for mule amd 
wagon or cow. Write for particulars. Mrs. 
on Grant, Atlanta, Ga. 404 Pulliam St; 
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SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
1 well broken work goat, $5. Lamar Her- 
rington, Ray City, Ga. 
100 Spring Lambs. Write for price. Robt. 
S. Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga. 
45 or 50 head of grown goats, 75c each. 
 
J. W. Readdick, Hortense, Ga. i 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED 
Want 1 registered Angora female 
Mrs. Fred LL. White, Buckhead, Ga. 
Want for cash, year and half or 2 year 
old Registered Toggenburg buck. Quote price 
ete. Mrs. H. J. Hoodwin, Homestead, Fldr- 
ida, Route A. 
 
goat. 
 
FARM HELP: WANTED - 
 
Want middle aged man and wife, no 
children, to live in house with aged couple 
on farm, Man to assist in orehard work. 
some truck and vegetables; Small grain and 
hay crops and attend stock ete. Woman to 
assist household work, garden and looking 
after poultry and bees ete. Salary, $25 a 
month and hoard for both. C. G. Oliver, 
Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
  
 
average wt. about 40 Ibs. Write |- 
 
Want man to farm on 50-50 basis and 
 
  
 
Spotted Poland China. esgad Hampshire sow } 
 
2 years old, 1-2 Berkshire and 1-2 P. C., ali } 
 
sonville, Ga.- 
 
Homer Gladden, Tallapoosa, : 
 
  
 
   
  
     
   
     
  
  
   
   
 
Thursday, March 29, 1928, 
 
milk cows or will ,hire. Mrs. T. J. Biggers, 
Bremen, Ga. . 3 ee 
 
Want man and wife, experienced in cul- i 
tivating and gathering strawberries. . G. | 
Byington, Bolingbroke, Ga. se oR 
 
Want good man, not under 25 yrs, to ~ 
farm- for me. Will pay from $15 to $13,_ 
board and washing, a month. Must be sober\ 
clean and willing and know how to work 
farm. Good home. John. L. Bennett, Screven | 
Ga. Rt. 2, Box 31. - < apy 
 
Waint man to work on farm for wages. 
State amount expected. P. L. Hudgins, De- 
catur, Ga. Rt. 3. : OS 
 
Want colored man and wife -to rdise  
chickens, near Atlanta. Address: P. O. Box  
1262, Atlanta, Ga. ee as 
 
Want a partner to furnish 
purchase 400 head thin range 
growing and fattening. Have fine 
Write. C. S. Humber, Dennis, Ga.  
 
Want 2 good able bodied men with small  
families to work on farm and saw mill Me a 
ontee. $1.59 a day at McPherson. John N. 
Baxter, Dallas Ga. Rt. 7, Box 14. : e 
 
Want good. farm hand, will pay $22.50 
for mo., board and washing. T. K. Moore, 
Canton, Ga, Rt. 3, Box 52.  
 
Want young christian man, over. 16 yrs.. 
seeking educaticin' in scientific poultry hus- 
bandry for services. Position may be per- 
manent to right man, with promotion and | 
salary after learning the business, High: 
School education preferred; must be able to. 
drive Ford atid not afraid to work. Address: ~ 
P. O. Box 115. Hapeville, Ga. ; 
 
POSITIONS WANTED wees 
Middle-aged, experienced trruck or any 
kind sof farming, desires. a position at once.  
Reasonable wages, object a geod home. Ref-  
erences furnished. Fulton or Dekalb Counties 
preferred. W. B. Burton, Atlanta, Ga.Gare _ 
General, Delivery. : eee 
Experienced farmer or dairyman, married, - 
no children, desires a permanent job at 
once. Best. of references -furnished if desired. 
J. Hubert Flyant, Gaimesville, Ga. 117 -So.- 
Main'_St.  : i. oa 
Position on farm wanted by man. with 
3 in family who can work. Good references, e 
Write for particulars: D. J. Andrews. Jack- 
 
6:5 
fari< 
range, 
 
capital 
cattle 
 
  
 
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE oo 
1 top buggy and harness, good shape, $20. 
O. W. Smallwood, Mitchell, Ga. P 
Good, sound black walnuts, hulled, $1 bu.  
J. B. Camp. Villa Rica, Ga, ee ae 
Palmetto brooms, 25 ea, Add postage. ~ 
Mrs. J. Fowler, Surrency, Ga. = cS 
25 lbs. pure goose feathers,50c lb., or 
xch. for chickens of any good breed. Mrs.   
F. Conley, Waycross, Ga. Rt. 4, Co 
_ 100 Ib. white feed sacks, 10 ea., 6 for ae 
50e, or 13 for $1. Ethel Sanders, Buchanan, 
Ga. RE: 3. eee 
White Hickory home \ made Ax handles, 
ae doz. Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville, ~ 
a. ; sa 
8 Sa. Claw -hammer handles, 25c ea., or. 
$2.75 a doz. D. S, Smith, Gibson, Ga. Rt. 1. | 
Old fashioned long straw broms, care- 
fully wrapped with soft wire, 15e ea. or 6 
for $1., or will exch. for Early cabbage .~  
plants. Cash with order. Mrs. Geo. Martin, 
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7.  Nee 
1 No. 2-1-2 two horse wagon, good cond. a 
with body, false -body. and drop body, $55.  
Arthur Mize, Conyers. Ga. Se 
4 \bs., good dark red tobacco, del. in Ga.,  
$1. J. W. Gay, Waleska, Ga. Rt. 2. iC 
1 car of small size cross ties, Cypress and ~ 
Hearts for posts, 25 FOB Denton. D. L.. 
Miller, Dentan', Ga. See 
Nice, clean chicken feathers, 40c Ib. Mat- _ 
tie Jackson, Ivey, Ga. - te 
Good, heavy made 80 Ib. size white: Oak 
baskets, $1.50; 50 to. 60 Ibs., $1 to $1.25;, 
large handled Feed, 60 to $1. 'W. N. Shoe- 
maker, Clem, Ga. Rt. 2; fe oe 
Hand-made flower baskets, No. 2 substan- ~~ 
tial reed, 24 in. tall, including handle. Lined,  
mistly open work, 75c ea. Add Ye extra for 
postage. Miss. Jamie~ Lee Nunn, Crawford:,. 
ville, Ga. Rt. 2. ; : eee 
1 set. of fixtures and sheet for tobacco 
ee Write for prices. Emory Jones, Blakely.  
a. 4 : 5 
1 2-horse, wagon, first class cond., suitable ~~ 
for heavy hauling, $35. H. B. Jones, Pear- 
son, Ga. 
Rye straw for melon packing and stalk 
bedding. Write for price at once. Pimson~ 
Stanley, Quitman, Ga.  : 
Home made White Hickory Ax handles, 
doz. Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville,. 
a. : 
. Walnut meats, 45 lb; Hickery nuts, 35c Sa 
per half gal. Add postage. Miss Maude- 0 
Roper, Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 34. 
Old fashioned long straw brooms, wrapped 
with soft wire, 15 ea., or 6 for $1, $2.75 2 
doz. Cash with order. Mrs. Geo. Marti, 
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7. ; : 
Home made Hickory Ax handles, good, 
tough ones, 30c ea., prepaid, 6 for $1.65;. ee 
Hammer handles, 10c ea., 6 for 50c. Will ~  
exch. for seed peanuts, cabbage or onion sets.  
L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. 
8,000 ft., first class Poplar lumber. 
bet prices. Will H. Smith, Loganville, 
Kerde : 
200 gal. pure home made vinegar in 50 - ae 
gal. bbls., 30 gal., in 50 gal. lots.. Bbls.. re- 
tuimed, or exch. Write what you have. L. J... 
Ellis, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5. ji 
Good smoking tobacco, 5 Ibs., $1 del. J. F-. 
Call, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4. ; t 
New small pine cones and long pine straw ~ 
for making flower baskets 25 for 6 doz. 
cones; 15e for 6 doz. straw. Add 5e postage.  
Gas Risse Box 
44,  ie 
Several thousand Asparagus crates, 12 1 2 
ea. J. D.. Duke, Fort. Valley, Ga. eee 
 
  
 
  
 
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eral bus. seeded ribbon cane seed, $2.50 
del. Add postage on less than 1-2 bu. 
ape seed and variety. of turnip seed 
ed ibe teacupful. Add postage. H. S. 
oks, Monroe, Ga. Route 1. 
 
syman hay grass seed, 80e Ib. del. J. S. 
ghtry, Rocky Ford, Ga. . fe 
 
ey drip cane. seed, 6c lb. in small. lots 
oa on or $2. bu. FOB here, W. A. 
Vaco, Ga. Route 2. : 
whte velvet okra seed, 60c qt. del. 
fie Laster, Fairburn, Ga. Route 3. 
Ganuine Lipsey, Dixie Bell, Pride of Ga., 
ckley watermelon and Rocky Ford canta- 
 
      
    
   
   
   
   
   
    
  
  
    
    
    
    
    
     
    
  
   
   
    
  
   
    
   
  
   
     
   
    
     
  
      
   
   
      
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
    
   
  
  
     
  
  
    
    
  
  
   
    
   
   
  
  
     
   
    
    
     
  
  
  
  
   
   
 
  
 
sly for seed, 1-4 lb., 35c; $1 lb.; True 
sweet pepper, same price; Ga. white 
collard, 1-4 lb., 25c, 60c lb.; Lima bush 
beans, 6 Ibs. 95c; all postpaid. C. F. 
idox, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
ourds and gourd seed, 10c. Add postage 
rders less than 3. Ethel Sanders, Buch- 
, Ga. Route 38..  
bu. honey drip cane seed, $2 bu. or exch. 
bus. No. 1 pure Rucker cotton seed. 
W. Hale, Jefferson, Ga. Route 5. 
Thurmond Grey melon seed, grown from 
sed direct from Thurmond. No, melons were 
ipped from the field where this seed was 
rown. J: N. Rigsby, Sparks, Ga. 
Stone Mtn. melon seed, $1.25 Ib.; Watson 
elon seed, 75c Ib. C. L. Edwards, Eastman, 
Tan 6 se ae = > 
oe sunflower: seed, 45c Ib.;. okra seed, 
 Ib., exch. for home dried apples.. Mrs. 
Murphy, Chipley. Ga. Route 3.. | 
eral hundred bus. Cokers strain 5 cot- 
seed, grown from seed direct from Cok- 
ast seasom, $1.50 bu.; also few hundred 
College No. 1 $1.25 bu. FOB Canton. 
Gay, Canton, Ga. Box 24. . f 
50 bus, Summerours Half and. Half. cotton 
eed, $1 bu.; 25 bus. Coker Cleveland $1.25 
50 bus. Cooks lenten, $1 bu. FOB. J. 
Bruce, Fair Mount. Ga. RFD 2. . 
 
ker cotton seed, $1.25 bu. FOB here, 
ill exch. 5 bus. for 5 M. Porto Rican: 
otato. W.. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt: 2. 
100 bus. Select College No. 1 cottom seed, 
nd year from Ga. State College, $1 bu. War- 
ted pure and first quality. K. D. Sanders. 
atonton, Ga. Route 2. \ : 
Truck growers ,favorite long green pod 
ra seed; grows from 6 to 12 ft.,- bares 
mtil frost, 35c 1b. 2 Ibs. 60c. Cash. Miss. 
ie Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga. : 
urmond Grey watermelon seed. Del. in 
ots at 60c Ib. T. E. Bloodworth, Lewis-' 
Georgia. ee es 
lew Stone tomato seed, 15 for 1-2 cupful. 
J. Fowler, Surrency, Ga. Say 
S$ sweet watermelon seed, hand gath- 
ound seeds. $1.50- lb. J. W. Thomas, 
field, Ga. Route 2. ( 
bs. pure Pride of Georgia or Mountain 
eet melon seed. selected, $1.25 bu. M. N. 
ik, Vidalia, Ga. _ . . 
arsni 15q teacupful; _mixedgwekra 
l Mrs. Grace L. Newman. 
Fawn, Ga. 2 
ame seed for sale or will exch. for White 
shorn chickens, pigs, or other farm pro- 
ice, near Lavonia. R. A. Wilbanks, La- 
C Georgia. ; : 
en Beet seed 50c qt., will exch. Write. 
lie E. Smith, Braselton, Ga. 
cleaned seed. Chufas, $1.25 pk, J, H. Mc- 
d, Ivey, Gerogia. 
heck dip gourds, ready to use, 25e 
long hot pepper seed, 10c tbls, Mrs. 
M. Maete, Mitchell, Ga. Route 1. 
abbage amd white velvet okra seed. Sell 
 
eorgia. : . 
 
proved Petty Toole, carefully ginned and 
elected, $2 bu. Chas. F. Howe, Fort Valley, 
regia. 5% 
 
Cokers pedigreed Webber upland staple, 
st year, $1.75 bu.; also 8 or 12 bus. Russell 
ig boll seed, $1.50 bu. All FOB here. 8. P. 
own, Milner, Georgia. eet : 
Wannamaker-Cleveland big boll, $1 bu. T. 
Duggan. Warthen, Ga. - ; 
anmamaker-Cleveland big boll, personally 
 
nator. Positively will mot fill order ofher 
 
han my own stock. $1.25 bu., 5 to 50 bu... 
 
05 bu., 50 bus. and up, FOB Senoia. L. 
Bradenburg, Senoia, Ga 
 
Wannamaker No. 19 strain, cotton seed. 
uaranteed, pure, sound and clean.. $1.25 bu. 
i. Fagan Martin, Georgia. - 
 
50. bus. Neelys pedigreed Wannamaker 
 
5 boll, $1.50 bu., FOB Scarboro. J. M. 
 
urus, Searboro, Ga: : 
 
pean seed, 55 Ib.; okra, large mixed, 40c 
del. in Ga. J. M. Roberts, Waycross, Ga. 
e 4, Box: 162. 
 
Vatson melon seed, hand gathered, 50c Ib. 
 Watsom, Morven, Ga. , 
@ of: Georgia watermelon seed, $1. Ib. 
 
W. GC. Lee, Grantville, Ga. 
 
_vtange syrup cane seed, $1.50 FOB. W. A. 
ilson, Bremen, Ga. Route 2.  
 
 Bell and Thurmond Grey melon 
hand saved from good sound. melons, 
1 1b. Malcom Bros... Ty Ty, Ga. 
Selected Lipsey melon seed, $1 Ib. Henry 
in, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
L cornfield bean seed, 30 Ib. 3 large 
pol utter bean seed, 25 Ib:; white 
lying onions 50c gal. Cash with order. 
vi Simmons, Douglasville, Georgia. 
 
yay. 
 
seed, saved from selected melons, grown | 
 
n and privately ginned, first year from. 
 
exch. for peas. H. H. Bassett, Springfield |- 
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man, Georgia. : 
 
Branan_ Lewiston, Ga. } 
 
Tender garden bean seed, white or colored, 
white velvet okra seed, 10c cupful; white 
bunch butter beans, 15c lb.; Dixie melon 
seed, 50c b.; mixed turnip seed, 15 cupful ; 
mustard seed, 10 spoonful; 2 cups of white 
pole beans 25c. Add postage. Mrs. V. S. 
Ladd, Gainesville, Ga, Route 7. : 
 
I have sold all my watermelon seed. J. G 
Broome, Tifton, Ga, $ 
Cabbage, all varieties, $1 Ib.; tomato, all 
varieties, $1.25 lb. collard, turmip and mus- 
tard, 45 lb.; beets, radish, carrots, parsnip, 
parsley, 75 lb; okra 5 Ibs. $1: rape, 15 
Ib.; beans, 35 lb; watermelon, 75 Ib. del. 
Cash. A. R. Holland Braselton. Ga. Rt 1. 
75 bus. pure Half and Half cotton seed, 
$1 bu. FOB Bowdon. Cash with order. W. E. 
Garrett, Bowdon, Georgia, 
- Cotton seed, early and heavy yielding, $1.85 
bu., 25 bus. and over, $1.25 bu. J. W. Gram- 
ade, Washington, Georgia. 4 
College No. 1 cotton seed; also sunflower: 
seed. Sell or exch. for corn, oats and collard 
seed. R.-E, Lee, Carters, Ga. ; 
80 lbs. white velvet okra seed, $8 del. G. 
Cc. Laster, Fairburn, Ga. RFD 3. . ~ 
 Ga. collard seed, 10c tbls., or 50c lb.; mus- 
tard seed, 10c tbls.; okra seed, 10c cupful or 
50c Jb.; artichokes, 50c pk. W. E. Goodwin. 
Wadley, ' Ga.   
5000 Red seed cane $1.50 per 100. John M. 
Warnock, Statesboro, Ga, / 
Perkins Mammoth grean pod. okra seed, 
80c Ib.; Hastings Cayenne pepper, 10c per 
doz. pods; also Hendersons bush lima beans, 
20c.lb., 2 Ibs. 85; Hastings brown 
 
sugar 
Crowder peas, 12c lb., 2 Ibs. 20c. Mrs. C. A. 
Wilbanks, Commeree, Ga. Rt. 29. > t 
 
Pride of Gerogia watermelon seed, $1 Ib. 
 
del. H. W. Lynch Brooks, Ga. 
 
2 qt. new Mammoth green pod okra seed, 
15c for 1-2 pt.; also several Ibs. butter-beans, 
20c Jb.;. purple, speckled and white yxunning 
and speckled and white bunch, new seed 
grown from Hastings seed. Mrs. Emmett. C. 
Brown, Summit, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Dashen' seed. $1 bu.; cabbage and. Ga. col- 
 
lard plants,. $1.25 M. del. Grady H. Gibson, | 
Folkston, Georgia. 
 
_ Okra seed, 20c cupful; dried sage, l5c at; 
Kentucky Wonder beans, 15 cupful; Scar- 
 
| bosia, blanket flower and corn flower seed, 
 
2 Ibs. 10c each. M. 
Route 2 
 
Cabbage and white velvet okra seed sell 
or exch. for peas. H. H. Bassett, Springfield, 
Georgia. 2 ES 
 
Seed came, $2,per 190; Loganberry roots, 
strong, $1 a doz, FOB -here. W. M. Shat- 
tuck, Blackshear, Ga. AG ee 
Pure Salisbury cotton seed, recleaned and 
graded 1 1-16 in. staple, 35 to 40 per cent 
lint, $1.50 bu. Eubanks and Son Farm, East- 
 
E. Conkle, Hampton, Ga. 
 
_Wanmamaker cotton seed, $1 bu. FOB ship- 
ping point. T. E. Wise, Pitts, Georgia. 
Improved Wannamaker coton seed, grown 
from seed bought direct from originator, $1 
bu. W. @. Oliver, Carnesville, Ga. 
 
Pure Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed, $1 
 
| bu. carefully selected. S: L. Thommton, Dewy- 
 
rose, Georgia, Route 2. f 
Langford improved and Wannamaker 
 
Cleveland big boll cotton seed, $1 bu. in 
 
even weight 2 bu. bags, FOB Gainesville. 
 
Homer A. Langford, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
20 bus. Hastings New Bamk Account cot- 
ton seed, $1.50 bu. FOB. 
Whitestone, Ga. s G 
 
50 bus. Cleveland big boll 1926 cotton 
seed, $1 bu. at barn or $1.25 sacked and del. 
at Social Circle, Ga. 42 to 45 per cent lint. 
R. P. Cheek, Social Circle Ga. Route 2. 
 
5 Ibs. improved long green cucumber seed 
$2.50; 4 Ibs. squash, $1.50; 5 Ibs. long greem' 
okra, 75c; 2 lbs. short, blunt variety, 50c. 
Emory Travis, Riverdale, Ga.  
 
' Chufas seed $1.25 pk. J.-H. McClelland, 
Tvey.-Ga. eo YS Ss : 
 
White, pure sound running and bunch but- 
ter bean seed, 25c Jb. each;~striped half 
runner garden beam seed, 30c Ib.. stamps 
accepted; cabbage collard, 5c tbls., everbear- 
ing okra, 10c cupful. Will exch. for dried ap- 
ples, peaches, or budded pecan trees, Mrs. 
Markie Myers, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Offers No. 1 seed chufas, 8 1-2c lb. Lots 
over 506 Ibs. 100 to 500 Ib. lots 9 Ib., less 
than 100 lbs.. 10c lb. -Write for quantity 
prices to wholesale trade. W. S. Booth, Man- 
or, Georgia. : x 
 
Thurmond Grey watermelon seed, 60c Ib. 
J. TD. Duke, Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
Stone Mountain watermelon seed from 
choice melons, $1 lb. Starling Yawn, Vienna 
Georgia, Route 2. 
 
About 5 bus. honey drip syrup cane seed 
$1 bu. or 8c Ib., in small lots. FOB here. 
J. A. Beatty, Buford, Ga. Rt. 4. : 
 
Early Long Pod Okra seed. Sell or exch. | 
for flowers, 
 
shrubs or strawberry plants. 
Miss Nelle Bryant, Jasper, Ga. 
 
Select, everbearing white okra; extra fine 
strain, 15c pt. T. G. Seay, Conley, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Hastings long green cucumber seed, sound 
and clean, 60c Ib., or $2.50 for lot of 5 lbs 
Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner, - Ga. 
 
Thurmond Grey * watermelon seed, 45 Ib. 
Cc. B. Almon, Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
Pure. white velvet okra sed, 35c lb. del. 
Any quantity. C. D. Collins, Cordele, Ga. 
 
Lipsey watermelon seed, $1 Ib.. del.; Ede 
 
Gem cantaloupe seed, 60c lb. del. I. E. Gools- 
 
by, Hazelhurst, Ga. Route A. | : 
ee Buncomb collard seed, 30c for 1-2 Ib., 
50c Ib. del. by parcel post. L. B Ray, Macon, 
Georgia, 841 Carling Ave. 
 
 Yellow mustard seed, 10c tbls.; okra seed 
25 Ib., or exch. for dbl. geraniums, large 
leaf begomias or fluffy ruffled ferns. Mrs 
 
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Indiana Barnes, Rockingham, Ga.7 3 Fixe 
 
Gus McCravey, 
 
-| lected heads, 20c lb. or 6 lbs. for $1; 
 
Good quantity of pure, culled Rucker and 
Summerour cotton seed. Ginned on private 
gin, $1.25 bu.,* FOB, Berkley. F. G. Stead- 
man, Carlton, Ga. 
 
Re-improved Marlboro Prolific seed corn, 
shelled, $2.50 bu.; $1.50 for 1-2 bu., 80c pk., 
FOB here. C. N. Adams, Social Circle Ga. 
 
Browns improved big wh.te Flint, heavi~ 
est and most weevil resistant corn. Medium 
size, red cobb, ears, wt. 1 lb., after shucked 
$1 pk., $8.50 bu. J. W. Brown; Helena, Ga. 
 
100 bus. long staple Delfas 6102 cotton 
seed, $1 bu. FOB Americus. J. S. Glover, 
Americus, Ga. Route C. 
 
Half and Half cotton seed, culled in 2 bu. 
bags, $1.25 bu. D. W. Floyd, Jr., Chester, 
Georgia. : eS 
 
50 bus. Summerour improved, extra heavy 
linter cotton seed, $1 bu 2 yrs. from origin- 
ator. . C. Wallis, Bowdon Junction, Georgia. 
Route 1.  
 
Thurmond Grey melcia' seed. $1 Ib., out of 
25 to 50 lb. melons. J. T. Hightower, Odum, 
Georgia.  
 
Hastings Eden Gem cantaloupe seed, 10c 
for large pack; Stone Mtn. watermelon seed 
grown from .Hastings seeds last year. Mrs. 
J.T. Standridge; Lula, Ga. d 
- 175 bus. Hastings Improved Sorghum seed 
$1.25 bu. FOB hereW. C. Dailey, MeDaaough 
Georgia. 
 
Eayly white spine cucumber seed; long pod 
okra, hand gourd, broom corn, mushmellor 
seed. large size package, 10 each. Add post- 
age. Sidney Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Salisbury cotton seed, $1.25;. . Vandiver 
heavy fruiter, $1.75;. Cooks $1.50 bu. J. H. 
 
erett, Parrott, Ga. ; 
 
Choice. pure Piedmont 
seed, ($1 bu., or $60. tc. 
Dewyrose, Ga. Route 2. 
 
Pure Lightning Express cotton seed 1 1-4 
inch staple;.big- premium over short staple, 
$1.25 bu. FOB Senoia. R. L. Hardy, Senoia, 
Georgia. _ 
 
Selected Lipsey watermelon seed, $1 Ib. 
Henry Colvin, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, $1 lb. Red- 
mcm Rosser, Locust Grove, Ga. ; 
 
Okra seed, 10c teacupful, or exch. for 
Crowder seed peas, cupful for eupful; also 
a few pkgs. of Bull or Belle pepper, sell or 
exch. for old time yellow seed corn. Mrs. 
Hattie Holton, Covena, Georgia. 
 
New crop Chufa seed, $1.25 pk., $4.50 bu. 
J. F. Ratliff, Blackshear, Ga> : 
 
White okra seed, 25 lb.. add pestage.. Mi: 
G. P. Nunn, Crawfordville, Ga. RFD 2, 
Box 55. : 
 
Hastings Prolific seed corn raised on my 
Chattahooche river bottoms and crib select- 
ed. None more prolific. Takes premiums 
everywhere, $2 bu., in 2 1-2 bu. sacks. John 
S. Owens, Atlanta, Ga. Peachtree Arcade. 
 
Egyptian wheat, or chicken corn, $1 for 
10. Ibs.. 25 lbs. $2; 56 Ibs. $3.50, postpaid. 
H. A. Wrench, Madison, Ga. 
 
Pop corn, sell or exch. for peas, peanuts 
orturkey eggs. W. Rowland, Carnesville, Ga. 
 
Cabbage and tomato seed, $1 lb. each: 
Ruby King pepper and straw bermuda cnion 
$3 lbs. each. W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga. 
 
Spring turnip seed, 2 large spoons full, 10 
6 for 25c, The kind that make good early 
turnips. No order filled for less than 25c. 
Mrs. F. L. Grigg, Gainesville, Ga. Box 55. 
 
2 pks. Rocky Ford mushmelon; 1 pk. Jer- 
sey pickling cucumbers; 1 pk. Garden heart 
celery, 10c pk. each. -Miss Maey Hood, Cleve- 
land, Georgia. : 
 
Long pod and velvet okra seed, 20c cupful. 
Will exch. some for a well rooted pink, or 
red geranium plant. Mrs. W. Greathouse, 
Odessadale, Georgia, Route 1. 5 
 
150 lbs. Excel watermelon seed, 75c Ib. J. 
 
Cleveland cotton 
S..L. Thornton. 
 
| H. Hollaway, Ellaville, Ga. 
 
Selected pure Honey Drip cane seed, fine 
for syrup or feed. $3 bu. FOB Crawford, or 
$1 pk. del. G. H. Huff, Arnoldsville, Georgia, 
Route 1. : 
 
White velvet okra seed, 15 cupful. Cash 
with order. Mrs. A. E. Pope, Winston, Ga. 
Route. 2; : 
 
80 Ibs. Watson watermelon seed; North Ga. 
grown, 50c lb. Mrs. E. B. Harrell, Fayette: 
ville. Georgia. : ; 
 
Hastings Texas Ribbon cane seed from se- 
also 
sound, shade dried Chufas, $1.50 pk., or $5.50 
bu. All FOB here. Owens Bros., Pembroke, 
Georgia. j 7 
 
Curly leaf mustard seed, 5c tbls., sweet 
Ruby King pepper, also Bell or Bull Nose, 
and cucumber seed 10c thls. 3 for 25. W" 
exch. .for any kind of Box Flower cuttings. 
Inez Leatherman, Rabun Gap, Ga. 
 
.25 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed, select- 
ed from choice melons, 75 lb. H. P. Norton 
Graves, Georgia. 
 
Dixie watermelon seed, 75c Ib.: also old 
fashioned white cornfield beam! seed, 30c cup- 
ful. or 75e lb. Mrs. Geo. Martin, Gainesville 
Georgia Route 7. 
 
Dwarf Hssex Rape seed, 12 1-2 lb. Robt. 
S. Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga. : 
 
Striped half runner bean; striped corn- 
field bean seed, 20c pt.; tender hull gree- 
squash seed, 20c pt.; white and green okra 
mixed, 3 large tbls. 10c. Add postage. Dont 
send stamps. Mrs. Sam P. Ray, Canon, Ga. 
Route 1. ; g 
 
College No. 1 cotton seed, $1 bu., also Cok- 
er Cleveland, same price. Will exch. a few 
bus. for pure South Georgia sugar cane syrup 
J. F. Briscoe, Logansville, Ga. 
 
Cleveland Wamnnamaker eotton seed- from 
bale to acre cotton, $1 bu. Glenwood Farm 
Brooks, Georgia. 
 
Pure Wannamaker cotton seed, $3 per 100 
FOB Lavonia. N. C. Randall, Martin, Ga., 
Route 1. : : 
 
  
 
  
 
Lewis cotton seed, $2 bu. W. W. Williams, 
Quitman, Georgia. . Cte : 
 
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ee Selected Thurmond Grey melon seed, 75c Lankford cotton seed, $1.25 bu., FOB here. Okra seed, 40c Ib., or 2 for 75e; 10c teacup 
 lb. 5 lbs, $3.50, 10 Ibs. $6 postpaid. W. H.|G. C. Latimer, Gainesville, Ga. Route 4. full. Autrell Bottoms, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Purple Top Globe and mixed tumip seed, 
80c 1lb.; white bunch butter beans and old . 
time running bean seed, 25c lb.; white vel-  
vet and Jumbo okra seed, 30c lb.; a few 
Cream Crowder peas, 10c lb; mustard seed, 
10c an ounce. All del. C. G. Oliver, Barnes- \ 
ville, Georgia, Route 2. ; : 
 
Pure selected hand picked Stone Mountain 
watermelon seed, $1 lb. ;pure long banana 
mushmelon seed, 75a lb.. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, 
Cumming, Ga. Route 4. a 
 
Pure Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, $1 Ib. - 
up to 10 Ibs. 10 Ibs. or more, 90c Ib. J. W. 
Cooper, Rupert, Georgia, .. 
 
Tom Watson melon seed, from selected 
melons, 50c lb. Jas. A. Chaumcey, Screven, 
Georgia. : 
 
Genuine Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed, 25c 
cup or 2 for 45c del. Mrs. M. J. Patterson, 
Cordele, Ga. Route B. 
 
Improved Jones watermelon seed, $2. lb. 
J. B. Smith, Locust Grove, Ga. Route 3. 
 
White bunch butter beans 15c Ib.; nice 
tender garden beams, white or striped, 10c 
 
cup; white velvet okra seed, 10c cup. Add 
postage. Mrs. V. .S. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga. 
Route 7. a 
 
Mixed turnip seed, 15ce cupful. Add postage. 
Mrs. V. E. Bentley, Monroe, Ga. Route 4 
 
Home grown Swycard collard seed, 10c oz. 
$1 Ib. B. F. Scott, Dawson,. Ga. ; 
 
Improved Red Hill cane seed. Makes syrup 
clear as honey. 10c lb, or 8 lbs. for 265c, 
7 lbs. for 50c. Add postage. C. R. Starrett, 
Canon, Georgia. 
 
100 bus. Hastings improved sorghum seed, 
$1.25 bu. FOB here. Mrs. A. B. Dailey, Mc- 
Donough, Ga., RFD 3. 
 
2 bus. honey drip cane seed, $2 bu. FOB 
Milner, or exch. for 2 M. Porto Rican potato 
plants. Mrs. W..T. Caldwell, Milner, Ga. Rt. 
2. 
 
White velvet okra seed, pure and sound, 
1-4 pound 20c, 1-2 lb. 30c, 50c Ib., 10 lbs. or 
more 40c Ib. All prepaid. A. A. Fuqua, Jack-_ 
son, Georgia. ag 
 
Good pure Tom Watson melon seed, saved 
from shippsmg melons, 50c lb. C. J. Thomp- : 
son, Empire, Georgia, Route 1. ; 
 
Long handle dipper and Maftin gourd seed. 
10c doz., Iceburg lettuce, 10a spoonful, dbl. 
bright poppy and diantheus pink seed, 10c 
spoonful, Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust Grove, 
Georgia.  
 
Washed and floated Chufa seed, $1.75 pk., 
$6.50 bu. of 44 lbs. Less pk., 20c lb.; rape .. 
seed, 20c lb. 25 Ibs., $2.75; white egg, yellow . 
globe, cow horn, turnip seed, onion sets, 
Kleckley sweet melon seed, orange and sor- 
ghum millet seed. A. H. Waddelle, Pearson,.  
Georgia. , ie 
 
25 bus. pure Cleveland big boll cotton seed.  
H. B. Chandler, Luthersville, Ga. 
 
Half and Half cotton seed, culled from 
black seed, in 2 bu. bags, $1.25 bu.; College 
No. 1, 2 years from breeder, $1.25 bu. D. W. - 
Floyd, Jr., Chester, Georgia. 
 
College No. 1 cotton seed from lot produc- 
ing approximately 1 bale of lint to the acre. 
Chauncey Smith, Chamblee, Ga. RFD 38. 
 
100 bus. culled pure Rucker cotton seed, 
$1 bu. FOB here. H. F. Williams, Buford, 
Georgia, RFD 2. . / ; \ 
 
25 to 30 bus. Cokers upland long staple 
cotton seed, first year from originator, $1.50 
bu. FOB Griffin. Cash. D. C. Westbrook, 
Griffin, Ga. Box 464. 
 
Cokers extra Cleveland cotton seed, reg. 
by Ga. crop, improvement assn., guaranteed 
better tham' 99 per cent pure and above 90 
per cent germination. In new 100 Ib bags, ~ 
$1.50 to $2 bu., according to quantity. This 
cotton averaged $10 per bale premium over 
regular market here last season. Good yields. 
H. O..Lovvorn, Carrollton, Ga. : 
 
50 bus. slip shucked corn, $1. J. R. Me- 
Cook, Fitzgerald, Ga. RFD 8, Box 38. 4 
 
Seed Prolific pop corn, highly improved, 
selected, has 10 ears to stalk, 25 Ib., 1-2 Ib. fe 
ldc. 1-4 Ib. 10c. L. J. Vollrath, Wisaston, 
Georgia, e 
 
Pure white Sparks prolific seed corn, field 
selected from 2 and 3 eared stalks, closely 
picked and assorted in crib, $2 bu., $f 1-27 
bu., 50c pk. Send sample on cob on request, 
Walter Smallwood, Thomson, Ga. RFD 3. 
 
Improved Whatleys and Hastings prolific 
seed corn, hand selected, $2.50 bu. Jo Hy; 
Goolsby, Monticello, Georgia, sy eee) 
 
Whatleys prolific seed corm, selected, nub: 
bed and shelled, $2.50 bu., 5 bus. $11. Alex 
Barfield, Louisville, Ga. Rt. 2. rs 
 
200 or 225 Ibs. pop corn, clean and sound,  
 
pops good, 8 lb. Z. O. Thomas, Alamo, Ga. 
Route A as 
 
SEED WANTED 
 
Want a few hundred lbs. of Red Top. or - 
late Orange Cane seed. Must- be new crop, 
well ripe, sound and clean. Will pay $2 per 
100 Ibs. FOB, or will exch. Cream or Oramge 
 
Crowder peas, at 8c lb. E V. Lance, Ellen- 
wood, Georgia, i : 
Want 100 lbs. Golden Queen pop corn. Send 
sample, description, and best price, Pinson 
Stanley, Quitman, Georgia. 
Will pay reasomable cash price for 1: Ih. 
of old fashioned red corn and also want one 
ounce of the little red pop corn seed. Mrs. 
H. C. Roberts, Chipley, Ga, Rt. 2.  
Hastings Select Prolific seed corn, from 
high yielding strain, $2.50 bu. Jas. B. Wood, 
 
Brooks, Ga. : 
 
1927 crop white shelled pop corn 8c Ib. 
G. Y. Yeomans, Vidalia, Ga. 
 
Wamt 1 1-2 bus. sorghum seed. Will exch, 
good cotton baskets or feed baskets, . any~. 
size. C. L. Masdon. Clem, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want 50 or 75 bus. corn, 1927 crop del,. to 
Oak Mountain. State lowest price C. B. Mil-. 
ner, Oak Mountain, Ga.  
 
  
 
Want 30 bus. ear corn del. Cantom J 
best cash price. L. J. Puckett, Waleska; 
 
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SEED WANTED 
 
Have purchased all cotton seed wanted. 
Answer to many inquiries. I. C. and J. C 
Collier, Barnesville, Ga. : 
 
Want Ga. red sugar cane seed for 
acres, State kind of came, location, amount 
and price. J. W. Good, Moultrie Ga. 
 
Want. prices and samples on all kinds 
arden and field seed. seed. J. L. Coch: 
Smyrna, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Want some half and half pure cotton seed. 
S. M. Williamson, Warrenville, S.\ C. 
 
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SECOND-HAND MACHINERY FOR SALE 
 
2 Lumas, s:xty saw, air-blast; gins and 
2 rams. Sell or exch. for grist or feed mill. 
Horace We @;, Macon, Georgia. 
 
One 2-hoise plow, $5:50; 1 iron frame 
spring tooth harrow, and 1 Junas -harrow, 
& ft. $3.50 each; 1 man Jack saw, $3; 2 
eotton Ga. neck hoes, $2; and other farm 
implements. Write. J F. Carter, Dewyrose, 
Georgia. 
 
1 Myers self-oiling bulldozer power pump 
for shallow well; 1 large pneumatic pressure 
water tank. W. J. Carrgth, Farmington, 
Georgia. 
 
Two 50 saw. Winship Gin with feeder, con 
denser and with new saws and brushes. Used 
ene season 1 1-box press; also 80 ft.. line 
shafting, 1 and 13-16 inch boxing and pulleys; 
1, Duplex gin saw filer. All good cond. Will 
sell eheapor exch. D. F. Vansant, Douglas- 
ville, Georgia, Route 2. 
 
2 Gantt cotton planters, good econd., $3 ea. 
or exch. for cow peas, or one for Tap Tight 
Guano distributor. J. R. Eubanks, Madison. 
Georgia, Route 2. 
 
1 Horse sprig wagon, $15; 
harrow, $3.50. Mrs. 
Georgia. ; 
 
One riding 2-horse Oliver Cultivator, in- 
eluding shovel, spring-tooth, dise. Practically 
new, first class cond. $50 FOB Eatonton. 
K. D, Sanders, Eatonton, Ga. 
 
John Deere comb: ation cotton and corr 
planter, good cond. with attachments, $14: } 
1 Roderick lean tractor harrow, 24 disc, good 
cond., $65; Champion binder, cheap. $55. 
R. C. Couah, Turin, Ga. 
 
1 30-inch Meadows grist mill complete; 1 
Stover feed mill complete. J. W. Jordon 
albotton, Ga. : 
 
t Covingti:: cotton planter, complete with 
corn. peas, peanut and bean droppers at- 
 
tached. Used one season a very littte bit 
oe cash with order. G. M. Smith, Midville. 
 
1 spring tooth 
E. O. Sikes, Sylvester, 
 
Georgia, Route 3. 
 
1 cream separator, good running cond. 
Medium size, $14; 1 good terracing machine 
9, horse, :tearly new, $26 FOB here. Cash 
 
~ th order. Mrs. Mary Holeomb, Bremen, Ga. 
Box 102. 
 
i-horse  farming iniplemenia: plows, har- 
tows, distributors, all in good cond. Write 
for full description and prices. P. E. Rhodes, 
Athens, Georgia. 
 
Gas. engine and 1 pump and _ jack, 
Mrs. B. S. Fitzpatrick, Fitzpatrick, Ga. 
1 No, 12 DeLaval separator, slightly used 
sood cond. Sell cheap or exch. for a good 
A-No. 1 milch cow. A. H. Daves, Fitzgerald 
 
Georgia. 
 
1 practically new Cole cotton planter. Sell 
for cash or exch. for peas. Make offer. R. W. 
Blanton, Talbotton, Ga. ; 
 
Two tl-horse Oliver goober turn plows, 
$4 each; 1 grain eradle, nearly new, $4; 1 
good Ticer Jones top buggy, $20 or exch. for 
milch cow, or sow. with pigs; also other im- 
plements. Write for particulars. O. S. Wil- 
_liams, Scotland, Ga. Star Route. ; 
 
1 2 1-2-H. P. gas engine. Sell or exch. 
for good milch cow, oats, or corn. H. J 
Peebles, Lovejoy, Ga. 
 
1 Duning Reaer and Binder; eut over 15 
aqres of grain, $75; 1 Farquhar pea huller. 
 
$100" 
 
325; 1 Moline riding 8-horse plow, $25; 1 
No. 12 Smalley feed mill, $50. All in good 
cond. W. W. Driskell, Sparta, Ga. 
 
Half section 54 tooth smoothing harrow 
$2.50 FOB; 1 combiiation cotton and corn 
_ planter, 88. 50. Exch. for. cotton seed, peas 
er cane seed. S. L. Brooks, Washington, Ga. 
 
Good 5 disc wheat drill, 4 ft. wide, practi- 
cally new. Sell or exch. fr a Jersey cow. 
J. S. Kitchens, Toomsboro, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
Two 2-herse plows; 7 hamord plow stocks: 
1 Cole distributor; 1 Cole cotton planter: 
6 Gantt cotton planters ; Empire top buggy. 
L, B. Harris, Atlanta, Georgia. 1062. Capi- 
tel Avenue. : 
 
Polk concrete silo form, used once, 
 
C. M. Brennan, Columbus, Ga. 
_ John Deere combination cotton and corn 
planter, with all attachments, $15; Roderick 
Yean tractor harrow, has 24 disc, $65. Both 
in good cond. R. C. Couch Turin, Ga. 
 
SECOND-HAND MACHINERY WANTED 
 
Want to exch. counter seales for planter 
that will plant .cow peas and beans. H. H. 
Bassett, Springfield, Ga, 
 
Went 1 set of second-hand blacksmith tals. 
cheap for cash. FOB Athens. J. A. Adams, 
Hull, Georgia, Route 2. 
 
Want 1 Fowler scrape in good cond. State 
price. S. P, Davis, Dallas, Ga. 
 
Want 1 garden tractor. Price must be cheap 
fer cash. . A. Barker, Yatesville, Ga. 
 
Want set of 1927 International rid ng cul- 
tivator disc. Must be good cond. Quote price. 
OQ. S. Williams. Scotland, Ga. Star Route. 
 
Want one 18-inch dise for Cutaway har- 
row at once. W. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. 
 
Want 1 second-hand Cole plante for corn 
pPinders, etc., good cid., for immedate de! 
Exch. Barred-Tancred White Lecthorn eves 
at $1 a setting. A. J. Kice, Statenville, Gao 
 
ee 
 
Want set extension rims for whee! Ford 
son tractor. Must be good shape. H. M. Harp 
Ashburn, Georgia. 
 
Want 1 mowing machine and rake. Good 
 
cond. ed cheap for cash. N. T. Polk, Athens, 
 
-and Seven sister 
 
  
 
  
 
Flowers and Seeds for 
Sale and Wanted 
 
FLOWERS AND SEEDS FOR. SALE 
Single white narcissuss yellow. daffodils, 
jonqu.ts. and white its, $1 a 100.<Mrs. L. -H. 
O. Martin, Middleton, Ga. 
and small creve myrt!3 
 
  
 
Fine large plants 
 
pink and lav.t:der, 25e to 50c each. Mrs. B. 
S. Ftzpatrick, Fitzpatrick, Ga. 
 
Snowballs, lilacs, 10 and. 15e; shasta 
dais.es, 10c a doz.; blue flags, 25 doz; but- 
ter and eggs, 20c doz. Add _ postage. Mrs. 
Julia Sanders, Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Golden glow flower plants, 30e doz. Jose- 
 
phine Meister, Baldwin, Ga. 
 
Ca. as, 103 mill and wine lilies, 15 anc 
20c each; 1 singte red geranium! 30c; 1 vari- 
2zated sultana, 35c, well rooted; bachelor 
button seed, 15e cupful. Exch. for dbl. ge- 
van.ums, large leaf begonias, or fluffy-ruffl- 
ed ferns. Mrs. Indiana Barnes, Rocking fam 
Georgia. 
 
8 Ritming rose bushes. Sell or exch. for 
1 gal. ved of white nest onions or string- 
ess, green pod bunch beans. Equal. vat!ue: 
Bessie McAdams, Bremen, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 71. 
 
King Humbert cannas, bronze leaves, extra 
large bright red blooms, $1 for 14; grec 
ai, v vid red large flowers, 14 for $1; can- 
ary yellow, large bloom heads, 75c doz.; Al- 
red Conrad salmon pink, $1 for 8; chrysan- 
themums. 18 d:.fferent extra large blooms: 
ineurved and ostrich plume, Harvard blood 
and sunrise reds, reverse yellow, several 
whites, cream, yellow, bronze, pink aad laven- 
der, all for $1. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner 
ueorgia. 
 
Jargnica shrubs and lilac. -25 each; jon- 
quil buibs, 25 a 100; summer lilies, 25e for 
Mis. Riley Ross, Ringgold; Ga. : 
 
Hastings large moonflower seed, red and 
orange, dbl. flowers; pink star flower seed 
0c ibjs., gicrit Chinese. hibiscus, 6 colors: 
i4 colors large single and dbl. hardy holly 
nock seed; dbl. yellow and orange marigol 
seed; large zinn.as, 10c for 5 tbls., m xec* 
seed, 15 kinds for 10e teaspoonful; rooted 
unning reses, dbl. white, 18; pink prim- 
rose, 10; plumbago blue, 15cl; piik oxatlis 
Oc bunch; pink dbl. oleanders, 25c. See 
free, with 30c orders. Caleopsis seed, 10c tea- 
spoonful. Mrs. M.D. Fife, Armuchee Ga. 
 
Lemon lily, large Jap iris, 45e doz.: all 
zolors of sweet WHNOMS, pink, perennial phlox 
siger lily, 85 doz.; cream narcissus,. yellow 
center large quart dbl, yellow daffodil, jon: 
quils, 25 doz.; snowdrops, 15; large pink 
hibiscus; large pink peonies. 25e<each; gol- 
denglow, Gream Spanish bayonet 6 for $1- 
sink Aimond, pink aicheas, strawberry bush 
3 for $1; pink Cherokee and dbl. yellow rose 
id ezaleas, $1 a doz. Sadie Wils<1, Morgan 
ton, Georgia. 
 
Wahi # iiowering zinnias, 
plant. awarf red marigold, 
 
dU. 
 
improved _ fire 
dwarf red prince 
 
feathers, and old fash.oned garden pinks 
eed, (Se pke. Miss Eva Cogbu1: Alpharetta 
Georgie, Route 2. 
 
Cora: vi-e tubers, now ready, 25e\plus pos 
wage. Mrs. J. A. Rachels; Dublin, Ga. 
 
Boston, ostrich -plume ferns, well rooted 
25; lght and dark red, white and America: 
veatcy color geranium cuttings, 10c: rec 
and pink, rooted, 25c; St. Bernard lily, 1l5c. 
Mattie Jackson, Ivey, Ga. 
 
Yellow .Japcra'ica, juniper, 
hardy thibiscus. 25c each; 
40c s-white and purple lilac, 
pink weegelia, 380c.each; white spirea; 15 
each. Add postage. Miss Irene Poster, Elit- 
jay, Georgia, Route 3, Box 438. 
 
Sword ferns, 15c each; green leaf jew, 38 
cuttings, 5; red. May, Christmas, and June 
cactus, 5d cutting, rooted, 10c; old fashion- 
ed pink, red i1id yellow May pinks; Fall 
chrysanthemums, 20c doz.; red and yellow 
canna bulbs,. 40c: doz... Mrs: H. G.; Fraser, 
Gainesville, Ga. Route 7. a 
 
bleeding heart 
snowballs, 15 te 
15c to 50e each: 
 
spires: wot forsythia, 4 for 25c, or 50e doz. - 
 
Gen. Jacqueminot and varigated summer rose 
2 for 25; Boston Ivy and crepe myrtle vines 
evergreen privet hedge cuttings, 6 for 25c: 
Japanses hc:eysuckle and-red honeysuckle 
20q and 15 each; pink perennial pea v nes 
6 for 50c; white and varigated violets, 10c 
doz.; sword lilies, 2 for 15 or 50c doz. Wi! 
exch. for dried fruit. Mrs. Henry ne ae 
jay, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Chrysanthemum plants, zinnias seed (mam- 
moch, all colors) ; -Africz: marigold seed: 
honeysuckle vines. Sell or exch. for Octagon 
soap coupons or seeds or plants. Write wha 
 
you have. Mrs. L. L. Sutter, Douglas, G: 
Box 56. ; 
Dbl. pink and single white oleanders 25 
 
25e each; sweet shrub 
10c each; ribbon grass, 5 each; pink Dor 
othy Perkins roses, 10c each, 4 for 25c: 
ecirederate lily bulbs, 25e, 50c and 75e each 
orange l.lies, 40a doz.; yellow spotted cannas 
3c each; orange orchid flowering, prize win- 
ner canna, 10 each; well rooted plants. Ad 
postage. or will exch. for nice, well rooted 
deutzias, abelia, azaleas, Weigelia and butter- 
fly bush, also dogwoods, feitas, colens an 
box plants. Mrs. C. L. Young, Waycross, Ga 
Riverside Park. 
 
Pink and white weigelias, 20c eneh: Or 
or 85; boxwood 15ce each, $12 a 100: db: 
white spirea, crepe myrtle, lilac, lic ez& 
for 25e.. All well rooted. Large size giadiol 
and white tube-rose bulbs, 5e each, 50c doz. 
oiue and white ir.s, and orange day Pty, 2 
doz.; trail.ng blue flower:-g evergreen 15 
doz.; all co.ors of larkspur and hardy phic 
plants, 15c, doz.; little yellow thornless. rose 
<ooted, lode each. Add postage. Mrs. J. i! 
ner, Austell, Ga. Route 2.  
 
All colors and dbl geraniums ; pthlk hy: 
drangea; begonia, coralline lucerne, Thu, - 
stonii, maple leaf; red and white couch cui 
t.ngs; alba lineatha ferns; cactus, Red, Ma. 
and Easter, night-blooming. Christmas <1:7 
deer-horn; lantana, justicia, wandering jew 
.emon. lily, all 5c each; big Boston and spen- 
seria ferus, 20 eacui; St. Bernard lily, 10c 
each; 25 flower cuttings, including all that 
are -l.sted, $1. Mrs. 8. Fulcher, Jefferson 
 
each; Phiijadelphus, 
 
 
 
ueorg. a, Route 4. 2 
 
White hardy hibiscus, dormant roots, crepe 
myrtie; pink and purrpie, white and purple 
vose of sharon, ornamental lemons, 15 each 
or 4 assorted for 50c; roses. red, pik, whit 
Dorothy Perkins, 10 each; red velvet gian 
vf battles and moss pink rose, 1l5e each: 
dahlia bulbs, all colors, 8 or 13 for $1; al 
colors chrysanthemums, le each; purple ani 
white flag Iil.es, 4 doz. $1 or 30c doz. ; flow 
ering almonds, 15 each or 4 assorted for 50c 
old fashioned, hardy white Easter lilies ~ an 
Sune biddmitar lilies, 20c each, or 4 assortec 
Bue; tav.:y red day lilies;. May bloomin: 
wn.te nave.ssus, 20e doz.; 8 doz. 50c; peren. 
aial or hardy pink * and purple verbena, ise 
well. rooved plants, 256 or 2 good size clump: 
with sand left on for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. 
seffie Ham, Forsyth, Ga. Route 6. 
 
white monthly rose cuttings, boxwood cut- 
dings, rambler rose cuttings, ivy sprouts 
snowballs. Will exch. for any kind of box 
flowers and ferns. Miss Mary: Hood, Cleve- 
iand, Georg.a. 
 
Dark red double dahlias: virieoated cannas 
20 each; bright red dahlias, 15 each; pink 
vcannas, 18 each; yellow znd red  eannas 
oink crepe myrtle, 10 each; double excelsior 
Pearl tuberose, 5c each, or 6 for. 25c. Wil , 
exch. for sword fern, fluffy ruffle or baby. 
breath fern. Mrs. E, UL, Smith, Wadley, Ga. 
ixoute 1. 
 
Blue iris, wild roses. burr roses, 10c each : 
daffod_ls, yellow lilies, 50e doz. ; honeysuckle 
vines, 50c per 100; evergreen vine, 25 doz. : 
red and pink rose bushes, well rooted, 3 fo: 
2vc; white rambler rose, pik rambler rose 
25 each; white pink and. purple lilies, crab- 
apple 3 for 50c; flowering pears and Easie 
ulies, 2 for 25c. Miss. Eula Mae Byers, Mn 
eral Bluff, Georgia. . 
 
Mammoth Russian sunflower seed, 25c pt.. 
$1 per gal. S. L. Jackson, Chatsworth, Ga. 
 
Macmanees three bulbs, cape _ jasmine 
 
  
 
Doro*hy perkins rooted rose vine, sell or 
exch. for rooted kudzu vine. Mrs. B. Waller 
techecomee, Ga. : 
Elephant ear bulbs. Sell or exch. for pink 
sultanas, coleas, or lace ferns. 1 bulb fo: 
plant. Eunice Bowen, Bartow, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Dahlia and eanna, all colors, an assortment 
bulbs, 35c doz.; also plum sprouts, 25 
Cal.fornia briver 50c doz. Add postage. 
 
of 
doz. } 
 
Miss. Alean Hunt, Young Czye Ga. 
Hibiscus, 20 each; azaleas, 10 each; re" 
japonicas, 25e each; golden glow, and dbl. 
 
cansy 25 doz. each, All well rooted. Add pos- 
tage. Mrs. Martha Pope, Loving, Ga. 
20 varieties prize winning chrysanthemum 
 
plists, 8; $2 for 50, 160, $5.25; cannas_ al! 
colors, 20 strong plants $1.25; milk an: 
wine lites, 20c, 8 for $1.20; white fla- 
lilies, 45 doz., 2. doz.,. 75c; hits perennial] 
daisies, 25 doz. 5 doz. $1; shasta daisies. 
30c doz.; 4 doz., $1; all colors grand:flore 
phlox, 125 plarits a 65c; dbl., dark anc 
light blue larkspur, white and pink primrose 
nardy small pansies, ealiopsis, pet:: ias, al" 
colors, 20c doz... 4 doz., 65; hardy purple 
 
verbena, 6 rooted plants, 25e, perennial sun- 
floer, golden yellow blooms, 10, 3 for 25- 
state. inspected. Chapman Floral Garden, Edi: 
son, Georgia. i : 
 
August lilies, 25 each; himalaya berry | 
plants, 5c each: or 50e doz. Mrs. J. W. Hicn- 
arix, Ball Ground, Ga. Route 5. 
 
Tame honeysuckle cuttings, pink flowers, 
rose cuttings, 10e each: 
yellow roses, wandering Jew, 5c each, o: 
exch. for pure bred R. I. Red ergs. 19 cut 
tings for 1 setting eggs, or flower 5 Se Tie x 
Leatherman Rabun Gap, Ga. SS 
 
Weeping linden, purple lilac, white and 
 
  
 
Georgia, RFD ye 
 
  
 
purple lilac, white star jasmine, golden bell. 
 
white eee pink Dorothy Perk as rose, oe 
 
er. 
 
Mrs. 
 
large cream rose and pink rose cuttsigs, 5c 
each. Add postage. Miss Maude Roper Daw 
sonville, Ga. Route 1, Box 34. ; 
 
Jonquils, butter and ezes, white naressus 
15e doz.;. white and purple flag lilies, 25c 
doz.; double red eannas, double dahlia bulbs 
10ce each; double pink cannas, 20c each; blu 
jc. :quils, 20 doz. ; lady of the lake 2 for 5c 
baby rambler rose bushes, well rooted, 10 
each. Miss Margie Dutton, Lawrenceville 
Georgia, Route 3, 
 
2 year old Coral or pink vines, 30c each. 
Mrs. E, J. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. 
 
1 large Sago palm, 12 years old, $8 
exch. for 2 pigs or corn; castor oil bear 
seed, 10c pk. del.; mixed seedling peach seed. 
Make offer; different kinds of pot flowers 
ferns, geraniums, cactus and chrys:ichemums 
A. H. Price, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
A few sunflower seeds, 25 per 1-2. pt. 
50c pt., 75 qt. Postage extra. Miss Myrtt 
Crump. Ellijay, Georgia, RFD 3. 
 
Large dbl. zinnia seed, all colors, marigold 
sugar beet root, poppy and sweet william see? 
all be pkg. T. E. Skelton, Leaf, Ga 
 
10 crimson rambler rose bushes, well root- 
ed, $1 for lot, or 10c each. Add postage 
Leon Cagle, Waleska, Ga. Route 2. 
 
Maiden hair fern Ibe; larkspur plry;i1ts, 25 
doz. Mrs. R. L. Arnall, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Pink baby rambler rose vines, well rooted 
 
oO: 
 
25 each; jonquils 20e doz., well rooted. Wi'' 
 
exch. for beef steak and red conch begonia. 
Ad@ postage. Mrs. Mary E. Stubbs, Walder 
Georgia. 
 
. King blue, speckled and lavanider iris 15c 
doz., $1 a 100; yellow japonica pink almonds 
bear grass, 10 each, Star of Bethlehem, 15- 
doz. 
 
  
 
   
 
Rock, Georgia. ; 
Pink and blue Jae, 15e dor. yellow 
 
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pinks, 
 
| colors, 
 
_|10 and 20c-ea; Catnip, 10 bunch; Sage 15c~ 
 
  
 
tow 12 to 28 in., 50 each; 2 yr. old plants 
 
white, 8 inches, 15c ea; Hydrangeas, yr. 
 
needle, reasonably. Party to furnish material. 
 
ser, Arabi, Ga. 
 
Add postage. Mrs. J. L: Erix, Talkin: i 
| rain lilies, 
 
  
 
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25e doz., well rooted sword 35 
25 each ; dark, light red and dbl. pink ge- 
raniums, justicia cuttz1gs, 10 each; 3 for 
25c; rainbow moss, 5c cutting, rooted 10- 
sell for cash or exch. for different colo 
dahlia or narcissus bulbs; lantana, 
or pansy. Mrs. L. P._ Martin, 
Georgia, Route 1. ae 
 
Red feather ball poppy, California pop 
Salvia Splendens, dwarf red cockscomb, whi 
and red bachelor buttons, mixed Di:: th 
hardy red caranations, tall . Mar 
gold, Hastings Zinna, 10q pkg or 3 fae 5 
del. Shasta daises, .pink thrift, pink prim- 
roses, physasteris violets, 25e doz. plants de 
Will exch. rooted cape Jasmine for Weigl 
or double pink or red Olender. Russian su 
flower seed, 25 lb. del in 50 miles, Mrs. 
J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 6, Box 6 
 
daffodi Is. 
 
Crotolarium seed 10 teaspoonful, small 
seed and have yellow flowers, bloom from 
Spring until frost. Mrs. J. A. Rackley, 
Camilla, Ga. 
 
Crabapples, 15 ea; Cherokee roses, 50 
 
doz, Mrs. Lina Ammons, Mineral Bluff, Ga. 
 
Rooted white Wisteria, 50c ea. 
for any color dahlia bulb; also would gi 
white Narcissus bulbs for dahlia bulbs. Writ 
Mrs. J. D. Barnes, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
de ee = 
 
All colors. double Zermia seed | 
Mrs. T. L. Elliott, Dougherty, Ga. Rt. 1, eS 
 
25 red rose bushes, 25 mixed. roses, well 
rooted, 10 well rooted snow ball and yellow 
flags, and primroses, allsfor $5 or exch. for 
1000 potato slips del. May 10th or 50 baby 
chicks del. April Ist. Mrs. Onie Fowler, Roy, 
Ga. 
 
Hydrangeas, 25c and 35c ea; Phyllo Cactus 
Empress. 5 cutting; Dahlia tubers, differen: 
3 for 25; Madoriija lilies, 25 pe 
bulb or 2 for, 45c; tiger - lilies, large 10e, 
small, 5 bulb; Sweet William pinks see 
D.anthus pink seed, snapdragon. seed, P. 
tunia colored pink sedd, aster seed, Zenni 
seed. spinach seed, 5c pke. No orders - les 
than 20c. Mrs. F. Lloyd, Hiawassee, Ga. 
 
a 
 
8 or 4 Dorothy Perkins, running roses, 
rooted, 2 Wisteria rooted, l5c ea; Rose 
Sharon, 10ce_ea. 3 for 25c, 12 for $1. M= 
Weel: Smith, Middleton, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 9} 
 
Snowballs, Seven Sister roses, well roote* 
50c ea. ee Bessie Butler, Dahlonega, Ga 
Reo St : 
 
Coral vine tubers, 25e. Add postage. Mt 
 
J. A, Rachels, Dublin, Ga. Box 189. - 
Variegated Four. oclock seed 10 tab'e 
 
spoonful plus postage. Cash with order. i 
 
Sallie Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga. 
- Different beautiful varieties and colors of 
Chrysanthemums; Cannas, any color or 
 
mixed, $1.20 for 17 roots; dark and I'ght 
blue Larkspur, 25c doz; all colors of Grandi 
flora Phlox, well rooted, 60 a 100. Mrs. R 
L. Silver, Ediscm, Ga. 
 
Well rooted Lilac bushes, 25c ea; mixed 
dbl. Zinnias seed, 10 tbls.;. S. Hollyhocks. 
and Shasta Daisies, 10 pkg. Mrs. C. %. 
 
Miers, Decatur, Ga. 931 3rd. Ave. 
White and Blue Iris Lilies, Jonquils, Blue. 
Hyyacinths and yellow Day Lilies, 35e doz. en 
Red Spider Lilies and April Narcissus, 40 
doz.; Amaryllis, large bulbs, 50c ea., smal 
35q ea.; All postpaid. Miss Evelyn Good 
win_ Butler, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 38. 
Orchid root, 50c ea. Will grow 1! any pood 
soil. Mrs. Grant Brock, Tallapoosa, Ga. 
<Yellow Canna bulbs, 20e doz; Glad oli 
bulbs, speckled variety,, 15c doz. Mrs. G, L 
Wetherington, Sparks, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 42 
Salmon and yellow Cannas, 45 doz.; 
eannas 30e doz; White Lilac, 15 ea. Add. 
postage. Mrs. V. S. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga. 
RES Fe 
Old Time Red Batchelor-Button | seed, Ie 
large pkg., del. Mrs.- W. J. Barfield, Shell 
mis, Ga. Rt. 1, 
Dahlia bulbs; Dorothy Perkins roses, walle 
rooted; 2 ferns, Geranium cutting. Sell 
exch. for setting of thoroughbred eggs, an 
sort. Mrs. EK. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga. 
- Boxwoods, 20 to 30c: Velvet rose bushes, | 
 
en 
 
  
 
honeysuckle, 20. Add _ postage. - Mrs. Sarah 
Green, Mineral Bluff, Ga. 
 
3 yr. old Oleanders, pik, white and Sa 
35c ea; plants, last yr., pink 
 
rooted and 
 
3 to 9 in.; Pink Manon Cochet. yr. old, 15 
ea., 3 yr. old plants. 25c. Miss Vivici Gable, 
Brooks, Ga. er gee 
 
Any kind of tuft 
 
work done with tuft 
 
Write for prices. Cash with orders. Mrs. 
Geo. Martin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7%. 
Sewing done reasonably, Mrs, A. R, Ros- 
 
sale; | Geraniums, 15e 
doz; roses, sweet peas, Jciquils, 50 doz) 
hyacinths, seven sister roses, $1 doz; also  
egg crates. 25c ea, 15 size, Mrs, Mattie 
Weaver, Lavonia, Ga, soe 
Tatted baby cap, in rose design, of No. 
60 white mercerized thread, $3; alsa single 
tatting for trimming in silk and cotton. Miss 
Belle Timmerman, Bronwood, Ga. 
All wool machme-knit socks, cheap. Write 
for prices. Mrs. Della Day, Alpharetta, Ga. 
Regs 43 
Tufted bed spreads, curtains, sonnk pillow 
tops, kimonas ete. reasonable. Waxed roses, 
60c' doz. mums, 90 doz; carnations, 50 doz. 
all waxed, delivered.. Mrs. J. H, Stone, 
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 3. 5 ee 
Rooted pink Crepe Myrtles, 20 ea. or $1 
doz; purple lilac, white spirea, white bridal 
wreath English dogwood cid yellow Jasmin 
vine, 15 ea, 2 for 25e; 1 yr. old rose bushes, 
boxwood, white Althea, ocean willow and 
cape Jasmine, 25c ea: purple violets, pink 
oxalis, 10 doz: red, yellow and variegate 
cannas, 35 doz; sacred lily, butterfl; 
40c doz; white oS 
Blanche Woodruff, So 
 
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LOWERS AND SEEDS FOR SALE 
 
canna bulbs, (City of Portland) 
rom early spring until frost, 15c ea. 
doz. Add postage for orders less than 
 
D. T.. Cumby, Tifton, Ga. 
ite daffodil bulbs, 20c doz: old fash: 
nquils, yellow Iris lilies, 10 doz. 
Jeopard begonia, 25c ea. fer large 
Boston ferns, 15 to 20c; cactus, 15 
oz. cuttings. Mrs. J. C. Eades, Gaines- 
Ga. Rt. 7. 5  
mquil bulbs, 20c doz or 8 doz. for 50c; 
bushes, 20c ea. or $3.50 doz; will exch. 
yes of any good stock. Mrs. O, P. Pugh, 
miigton, Ga. 
joule pink Almond, pink Althea, cream 
rea, Cherokee rose, double yellow thorn- 
rose. golden glow, golden bells, Azaleas, 
$1; hydrangea, Japonica, Hybiscus, 
Inut, 25c ea; cedar, $1. R. D. Wil- 
organton, Ga.  ; 
lilies, $1 per 100; Japanese Iris, 30c 
ing Arbutus, 25 doz; Cherokee 
Te doz; sassafras roots; 25c lb; white 
3, 20c doz; blue violets, 10c doz. All 
oy rooted. Miss Thelma Wilson, 
a. t 
 
primroses, purple Verbena, wild 
lilies, 50c per 100; 2 dwarf boxwoods 
ape, 50c ea; blue and pink) larkspur, 
z; double yellow and bronze cannas 
|.doz. Add postage. Mrs. T. E. Moore. 
ton, Ga. oe : 
ge Japanese monning glory seed, 7c 
I ae or 2 for 10c; or  exch. for 
ngeria ferns, *3 spoonfuls for each 
H. L. Patrick, Ficklin, Ga. im 
k and red cannas, 10c ea. or will exch- 
Sc ace everblooming roses, 
vitae or aiything of equal value.  
ff Veal, Deepstep. Ga. oa 
ink Crepe Myrtle, 20c; asparacus fe 
 
 25d ea; old fashioned winter pinks 
loz. Verbena seed mixed /colors, 10 pkg. ; 
hot pepper seed, 20c oz. Collection $1.50. 
Postage. Miss Beanie Smith, Kite, Ga. 
 
ely, Reysyolds, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 82. 
 
e pink and red cactus, rooted, 25 : 
flag lily bulbs, 75e doz. or ae eb 
has, bronze and green foliage, or Sultanas, 
cia, ferns, plants must be rooted. Mrs. 
essie Chatham, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 3. _ 
ed Crepe Myrtle, golden bell, purple lilac, 
a.; all well rooted. White Narcissus, 
 
colors Canmas, Iris, single and double 
eas, in any quantity, rooted plants. Mrs. 
sachet, 238-12th St. N. E. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
1e lilies, 10 ea. Cash with 
Milton Sumner, , Sylvester, Ga. 
 
nk and white hardy phlox, 20 doz: 
white Narcissus, 15 doz: purple Lilac 
_ bell, pink flowering almond, 10c es 
for 25c; birdseye bush, 15c ea. 
ge. Mrs. Alay Tuck, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
epe Myrtle, watermelon pink color, 15 ea. 
50c; green and white striped yard 
on etree Plants, 6 to 12 in. 
c per . Mrs. Ralph ill, - 
Ga. sae vk pete Daw 
lower seed, large, 15 qt. Add postage 
d send M. O. Miss Willi ifield, Gills- 
ee ne Willie Hollifield, Gills 
double zinnia seed, mixed colors, 10 cup- 
Mrs. iS Conley, Waycross, Ga. Rt. 4. 
te blooming thorny cactus, 3 for 15c 
exch. for garden seed or plants. Virginia 
anders, Buchanan, Ga. Rt. 3. 
California poppy plants, bronze chrysanthe- 
aums, be doz; 2 doz. for 25 or 8 doz. for 
Oc. Mrs. T. C. Beverly, Ochlocknee, Ga. 
doz. Gladioli bulbs, 2 yrs. old, orange, 
rlet, 30c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Genie 
w, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 2. - 
drangeas, 5c each, or 10c ea. rooted. Ger- 
ms, Justischia, Fuschia, Lantana, weep- 
Conk Begonia, cactus, unrooted cuttings, 
ea. or 6 for 25c; sword fern, Oxalis b= 
doili en fos Add postage. Cash or 
- O. with order. Mrs. J. W. ines- 
Secs kt W. Roper, Gaines 
Pink. rose bushes, well rooted, 25c ea. Add 
e, cash with order. Miss Martha Jack- 
Vienma, Ga. Rt. 3. * 
ris aand canna lilies, 50c doz; shasta dais- 
_Yagged robin, buttercups, 25 doz; sweet 
lets, mixed colors of larkspur and phlox, 
2 5e per 100; cape Jasmine and Forsythia, 
ec rooted plant. Add postage. Mrs. EB. L. 
ers, Griffin, Ga. Rt. B. 
arge Chrysanthemums, bronze,  yellow, 
end. Queen Marie, 10c doz; Himalaya 
ry, verbena, 5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. R. 
 
Vi 
 
ading. Heart, ; Japonica,, golden bell. 
snowball, Althea, Forsythia, 3 
25ce. Add postage. Mollie Henderson, 
ay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 4. 
 
NOV balls, 50c ea.; double pink Almonds. 
flowering quince, 20c; purple lilac, vari- 
ted running roses, 25c; asparagus shade 
e sprouts, 85 ea. All well rooted. Add 
e. Mrs. Sarah Vick, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 
 
  
 
FLOWERS AND SEED WANTED 
Want to exch. a few setting of pure B. 
ek eggs for yard flowers that will bloom 
summer, Would like some Cannas, eyer- 
 
ing Lantana, Phlox. Pansies and Be- 
pot. Mrs. V. E. Bentley, Monroe, 
 
nt some old fashioned violet plants. Not 
ep blue California violet, but a violet 
 paler shade of blue and very 
ragramt. If you have them, kindly 
in your letter as sample wher 
state price. Mrs. Eula P. Smith 
 
ton fern May cactus, red or pink all well | size, $1.75 ea: 
 
k thrift plants. 50c per 100. Mrs. Belle 
 
Mrs. Markie Myers, Hartwell, Ga.. 
 
Ada | 
 
  
 
_ Want to exch. yellow and wine color 2 
gold seed, size of dollar whe eee 
1arge Mammoth Zinnias seed, mixed colors. 
Also Cannas for Century plant, or Geraniums 
well rooted rose-mary for Begonia, rooted 
(No conch wanted.) Ea. to pay postage. 
Mrs. J. C. Pittman, Lumber City, Ga. Rt.-1- 
Box 8. cee as & eS 
Want cydorina or floweriig uince, si 
red Japonica, Abelias, old pone Hardy 
yard Oxalis; pansy geranium and yellow 
violets. _ Will exch. white Hibscus, hardy 
'Po.nsettia, purple lilac, white hardy lilies, 
Rea cee aeaet Narcissus, - pink and 
urple hardy verbena. 5 i 
Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 6. = oe ee 
_ Want. Hollyhock plents, field Daisies or 
i. : aes Will exch. yr. old Lantanas, 
arkspur for same. Mrs. ni 
Dublin, Ga. ee 
Want ferns, begonias, geraniums, and al} 
kinds pot plants. Will exah. pure India 
runner. duck eggs or Lakenvelder eggs fo 
same. Mrs. W. R. Stanton, 705 East 13th 
Ave., Cordele, Ga. ay Ses 
Want Hollyhock plants. Will exch..1 yr. 
old Lantana or larkspud for same. Mrs. 
Doyle Knight, Dublin, Ga. , 
 
  
 
NEEDLEWORK FOR SALE ~ 
 
Heridkerchiefs for sale or will make on 
halves. Will embroider corners with initials. 
Mrs. Tom Murphy, Care Tom Bishop, Chipley, 
Ga. Rt. 3. : : 
 
3 embroidered bed spreads, different de- 
signs, fast colors, on unbleached seamless 
sheeting, $4, $5 and $6 or will exch. for same: 
po Mrs. H. G. McGinnis, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 
 
Hand made pine meedle flower baskets 
and wall vases, decorated, and painted, gal. 
1-2 gal. $1.50 ea; smaller 
sizes, $1; wall vases, 50c; Add postage. Miss 
Evelyn King, Hamilton, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 25. 
 
 Hand made wool flowers for dresses, 50c | 
 
doz. or exch. for 100 octagon coupons or 
 
any kind of box flowers. Mrs. L. A. Puckett, 
Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 5.  5 
2 ew quilts, $2.50 ea.; 1 tufted bec 
 
spread,, fast colors, pillow cases to match, 
$3; 1 tufted bed spread, tufted in diamonds. 
$3.50. 1 bed spread tufted in flowers larec 
size, $4, 2 rugs, $1.25 ea; want to exch. for 
cabbage plants or Bermuda onion plants. 
Some _hit and miss rugs, 75 or will exch 
 
for dried apples, peaches, or quilt scraps.. 
Mrs. J..B.. Pruitt, Tallapoosa, Ga, Rt. 3. 
 
Tree of Paradise quilt pattern. Sell or exch. 
for any of the following: Sunburst, Olive 
Brench, Tulip, Whig Rose Basket or any 
oe old time design. May S. Grist, Dilarc 
a yes ; : 
Large quilt tops, 90q ea; want to contrac 
to quilt quilts and furnish fresh ginned cot- 
As $2 ea. Mrs. V. S. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga 
 
tae: : 7 
 
25 or 30 lbs. rug material, 20c lb., FOR 
here.. Mrs. A. R. Adams, Hortense, Ga. 
 
Seyen piece, all white luncheon set, emb.. 
chocheted edging. Write. Mrs. C. H. Ander- 
son, Dawsonville, Ga. Box 14. Seas : 
 
All kinds of quilting at reasonable prices. 
Mrs. A. J. Adams. Ashburn, Ga. Rt. B. 
 
1 nicely emb. bedspread, in Chrysanthe- 
mum design, extra good 81 inch unbleached 
sheeting, $6. Mrs. E. H. Stover, Boone Mill 
Ga. See ; 
 
Zephyr thread flowers, 25e for bunch of 20. 
Mrs. D. E. Evans, Washington, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
Hand made, .all wool and silk shawl scarf. 
henna and silver color, $3; Hooked rag rugs, 
well lined, animal desigr, $3 or exch. Mrs. 
Pitt M. Allen, Ivey, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
White and rose bedspread, fast colors, also 
emb. bedspreads, sheeting, fast color thread. 
$5 and $4.50, or exch. for 5 M. cabbage plants 
or garden plants and seeds. Write. Mrs. Millic 
Cochran, Smyrna, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Large tufted bedspread, best unbleached 
sheeting, almost covered with beautiful Wild 
Rose design, $5.50. Satisfaction guaranteed 
or money refunded. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Mil- 
ner, Ga.  
 
8 new quilt tops. Sell reasonably, or exch. 
for 50 pure bred Barred Rock day old chicks. 
Please send by Express prepaid to Bremen. 
Will send quilt tops postpaid to any address 
that. exchanges. Miss Bessie McAdams, Bre- 
men, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 71. 2 
Sewing, embroidering and all kinds of 
fancy work; reasonable prices. Hither furnish 
all materials or party furnish same. Have 
articles made up that will sell or exch. 
Write for particulars. Miss Mae Cofer, Louis- 
ville, Ga. : 
 
Crepe paper flowers; White Easter Lilies. 
Blue Flags, Apple blossoms, 10c; any kind 
of Spring flowers, Satisfaction guaranteed. 
Write before ordering. Mrs. Ethel. Harcen. 
Juno, Ga. a 
 
Baby organdie Puff crown caps, with lace 
and ribbon $1 ea. State size. I furnish ma- 
terial. 2, 4 and 6 yrs. Send measure; all! 
kinds of plain and fancy sewing, reasctaable 
prices; bedspreads, emb. on seamless sheet- 
ing. Basket design, boilproof colors, $5 ea. 
Mrs. J. T. Standridge, Lula, Ga. E 
 
j unbleached crocheted luncheon set, 13 
pieces, $5; 1 large brown emb. canterpiece 
and scarf to match, with fast color thread 
$4; 1 emb. bedspread, unbleached sheeting 
with fast color thread, $5. All FOB here. 
Miss Fannie Belle Nichols, Monroe, Ga. Rt 
3. 3 
One 4 piece white linen emb. room set. 
tatting, trimmed, $1.80; single and dbl. tat- 
ting, 10c and 15e yd. Miss Margie Brewer, 
Lumber City, Ga. Re. 1. 
 
9 wool quilt tops, pieced on machine, out 
of samples of mens suits, $1.25 ea. Add? 
postage. Mrs. R. W. Allison, Hoschton, Ga. 
 
1 new quilted quilt, heavy wt., $5. Cash 
with order. Miss Janie Lee Nunn, Crawford- 
 
MARKET. 
 
  
 
  
 
BULLETIN 
 
Write for prices and articles. M. A. Huskey 
Lookout, Ga. Care Skyland Farm. 
 
Any kind of tuft work; good ~ sheeting 
bedspreads -with basket designs, any color 
wanted, $3.50 and $4, or 2 for $7.50 i:d $8 
according to work in design. Parties furnish 
material, w.ll tuft for $2.ea. Mrs. Geo. Mar- 
tin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. -7. - ; 
Emb. work, reasonable prices. Write. Mrs 
YY. Atha, Loganville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
1 white dresser scarf, 58 in. long ineludias | 
trimming, 17 in. wide. 6 in. ecru fringe or 
 
oO. 
 
ends. Emb. in large flowers. in fast color 
thread, $2 or exch. for 1 M: Porto .~co po: 
tato plants. or 25 Brown  Leghoyi . bab: 
 
se del. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ga: 
Bode 
 
  
 
; NEEDLEWORK WANTED 
 
Want good quilting qotton at a reasonable 
a Mrs. H. T. Wallace, Box 300, Canton, 
 
a.  
 
Want plain sewing or hand work, patte} ' 
included, prices reasonable. Any informatior 
enclose stamp. Mrs. J. E. Hogue, Gordor 
Ga. : 
 
Want a needle to do art work with. W 
exch. wool flowers or pay cash. Mrs. L.A 
Puckett. Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Went plain sewing to do, such as sheets 
pillow cases, aprons, Will make sheets, 15c 
ea., pillow cases, 15c pr., childrens dresses 
25a ea, Send patterns desired. you pay post- 
age. Mrs. R. W. Hudson, Lorane, Ga. Kt. 1. 
 
Want all kinds of embroidery work and 
sewing to do. Material and patterns must be 
furnished. Mrs. Tom Murphy, Care Tor 
Bishop, Chipley, Ga. Rt. 3. : 
 
Went to exch. 1 tufted embroidery needle. 
Hydrangea plants, fer new goose feathers or 
pop corn; also will do all kinds of sewng 
make nurses. caps, aprons. Miss M. Wood 
Experiment, Ga. Box 138. 
 
  
 
INCUBATORS FOR SALE 
 
Little Settixae Hen incubator, 60 egg eap 
good cond., $3, or exch., for dried fruit 
peaches preferred. Mrs. R. Chatham 
Carnesville, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Belle Wity incubator and brooder, 230 cap. 
good cond., $15. Mrs. W. W. Waliace, Register 
Ga. RRL : 
 
1 Radio Blue Flame brooder, $14.50 cash 
or will trade for 14 Shepherd Anconas. now 
laying. Must be pure bred. R. L. Blalock. 
Mershan, Ga. ~ 
 
Wisconsin 500 cap. incubator good eend. 
$30 or exch. also have Thompson Barred R. 
baby chicks, $15 a 100. Mrs. J. A. Wilson 
Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.  
 
1 Buckeye brooder, 
 
B. 
 
1500 eap., .zood cond, 
 
used <1. yr., Coal burner, $15 Cash. . Mrs. 
Janie Martin, Cobbtown, Ga. 
 
2 Little Brown Hen ieubators $2 ea. or 
exch. for fteld peas. J. R. Eubanks, Madi- 
son, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
A $6 250 to 275 kerosene lamp brooder 
 
never b@n used as did not understand how 
to use, $1 cash, or exch. for 5 IJbs., 0 
hay, bean or white pea seed. Jimmie Sanders 
Buchanan, Ga. Rt. 3. s 
Big Grey Hen incubator, good cond. used 
1 season, 100 eggs. New lining and therfnome- 
ter, $7: W. H. Holt, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Little Brown Hen incubator, $2; Live-and- 
Grow. brooder, $2.75 or .$4.50 for both. FOP 
here. Will exch. both or either for value in 
 
Miss Ruby C. Paris, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Simplex brooder, 500 cap., used 1 hatch, 
$20. A. R. Cousins, Greenville, Ga. 
 
1 Old Trusty incubator, 240 eee cap. $12; 
1 Exray incubator, 120 cap. $10. Both in 
good cond. Cash with order. Mrs. O. G. Rich- 
ard, Camilla, Fa. Rt. 2. 
 
1 oi] brooder. 3 or 400 cap., $13. Only used 
1 season. Mrs. R. IF. Spooner, Donalsonville. 
Ga. E 
 
coal or light bulb, $2.50 ea; 1 500 size eoal 
end oil burning Sears-Roebuck brooder, $10 
each. all del. Will accept hens or fryers. in 
trade.. Write. A. I. Turnball, Folkston, Ga. 
 
1 Old Trusty incubator. good cond.. 120 
-eap., $10; 1 Putman brooder, 65 cap., $2.40: 
Arlie L. Hartley, Tennille, Ga. 
 
Want seccmd hand brooder. Must be cheap. 
Write. G. A. Vinson, Atlanta, Ga. 557 Green- 
wood Ave. N. E.  
 
Want to exch. value $9.95 for incubator 
of 50 or more eap., or turkey eggs. Write 
for particulars. Ethel. Amerson, Oglethorpe. 
Ga. Rt. 3. ; 
Want 50 ea. cap., oil burning brooder 
and iicubator. Peyton Griffin, Gainesville 
Ga. Rt. 5. / ; 
 
  
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
_ Artichokes, 4 lb. 100 lbs. and more del. 
R. B. Byrd. Reynolds, Ga. E 
 
White nest onions, 50 gal., FOB here. W. 
C. Hudson, Loganville, Ga. RFD 5. 
 
15 gal. keg of Brine cucumbers. Sell for 
cash or exch. for day old chickens of some 
large pure breed. Make best offer. Mrs. . 
R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Irish potatoes for seed or eating $1.75 bu 
del in 1 bu. bags. H. V. Pickelsimer, Hurst. 
 
| Georgia. 
 
White nest onions, multiplying, 15 qt. or 
45c per gal. Scullions same price. Miss L. M. 
Davis, Route 1, Silver Creek, Ga. ; 
 
Horse radish, well rooted, 6 for 25c, also 
dill for pickles.2 large spoons full 10c. Add 
postage. Mrs. M. L. Clayton, Roy, Ga. 
 
Few lbs. nice white velvet okra 35 Ib. or 
exch. for good bean seed or strawberry 
plants or any kind of box flowers; also 
mixed winter pinks at 15 doz. or exch. for 
 
  
 
ville, Ga. Rt 2. : ges 
- Plain and fancy sewing done reasonably. 
 
    
 
other flowers. Mrs. Julia Tyler, Route 3, 
Rhine, Ga. ee oe 
 
= Pak 
 
either young or grown ~chickens, any breed. * 
 
Mammoth Miller Ideal, practically new. 
Guaranteed to be im good operating cond. 
11,700 eggs. Write for price. 5S. P. Howe 
Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
4 50-ch:ck size Buckeye brooders; chayr- 
 
  
 
PAGE SEVEN 
150 pis. or oie Kiln dried Porto Rican 
potatoes, fine quality. W. H. J. Foy, Egypt. 
Georgia. 
 
Porto Rican potatoes, $1.50 bu. FOB Rey- - 
nolds. Mrs. C B. Byrd, Reynolds, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Porto Rican sweet potatoes $1 bu. FOU} 
here. G. W. Miles, Alma, Ga. ; 
Sweet tomato relish, spiced, made with 
 
pure apple vinegar, 50c for qt. Mason jar. 
not prepaid, Mrs. G. T. Winfrey, Stade Moun 
tain, Ga. Route 3, Box22. 
 
  
 
VEGETABLES WANTED 
 
Want vineless sweet potatoes.. Mrs. 
Adams, Route 9; Elberton, Ga. 
 
Want turnips with nice greens; hard head- 
ed cabbage and other vegetables. Quote best 
price) FOB and how many have for sate. 
Dilmen Waldrip, Gainesv lle, Ga. 
 
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Wanted 
 
EGGS FOR SALE i 
 
Dark Cornish pure Indian Game eggs, $1 
 
for 15. Add: postage. Mrs. C. A. Patterson, 
Ty Ty, Ga. Route 1, Box 19. 
 
Pure Barred Rock eggs, 75e for 15. or 
exch. for flowers, seed, cuttings or flower 
or onion plants. Mrs. L. A. Edwards, Meigs, 
Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Golden Seabright Bantam eggs, from spe- 
cial mating pens, $1.50 for 15. J. T. Omens, 
Covington, Ga. Route 2. 
 
Eggs from Parks strain Barred Plymonth 
Rocks. Reg. Permit 28 D. No. 16, $1.50 for 
15. Mrs. J. C. Ragan, Pelham, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs, carefully 
selected, 75c a doz, $: for 15, $2.50 for 5@, 
or $4.5) a 100. Cash with order. Mrs. J. R. 
O. Lindsey, Omega, 3a. 
 
White Rock hatching eggs from 8 and 9 
lb. hens, headed by 13 Ib. cocks. Pure Fisch-! 
strain, $1.50 for setting, or $8 a 100 de-. 
Cash with order. Mrs. J. L. Wallace, Cancr, 
Georgia, Route 4. \ ; 
 
S. GC. Buff Orpington eggs, $1.25 for 15. 
Crate to be returned. Mrs. M. M. Kelle:, 
Lithonia, Ga. : : 
 
White Minorea eggs for 
Gaddy, Fairburn, Ga. 
 
Eggs for sale: W. 
 
  
 
sale. Mrs. M. 14.. 
Wyandottes, $1.50 fr 
 
$3 for 15; Japanese Black Tails, $3 for 3: 
Toulouse Goose, $3 for 7. All del. lL. EB. W !- 
liams, Ty Ty, Ga. j 
 
Ancona eggs $1 for 15, $4 a 100.. Pure 
Shepherd stra. Cash with order. R. L. Bla- 
Jock, Mershan, Ga. : 
 
Royal Dorcas Wyandotte eggs, $1 for set- 
tin, $1.50 for 2 settings. Incubator lots 8 
specialty. Goodson Poultry Farm. Chicamau- 
ga, Georgia. | 
 
Thompson Barred Ringlet Rock eggs, f~-t 
pen, $1.50 for 15, or will exch. for pure In- 
dian Runner duck eggs, chiion, or sweet r- 
tato plants. Jas. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, G. 
Route 4. 
 
J. B. Giant eggs, Royal Purple stock. $2.59 
for 15. Guaranteed 80 per cent fertility. A. 
L. Mason, Acworth, Georgia. 
 
Pure S. L. Wyandotte eggs, 
del. Cocks sprung from prize winners: 
inbreeding. Mrs. W. T. Doster, Bishop, 
Route 2, Box 48. : 
 
Pure bred Buff Orpington, cook stran, 
eggs $1.25 for 15 postpaid. Mrs. L. D. Sey- 
mour, Danielsville, Ga. Route 2. 
 
Thoroughbred W. Wyandotte large breed, 
heavy layers, eggs $1 for 15, or. will exeh. 
for sweet potato plants to be del. not later 
than May 10th, or ferns, geraniums, well 
rooted; chrysanthemums, dahlias, esrinas er 
caladiums. Write what you have. Mrs. J. F. 
Gravley, Talking Rock, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Partridge Rock eggs. $1.35 for 15: bie 
discount on incubator lots. Joe R. Newsome, 
Sandersville, Georgia. 
 
Columbian Plymouth Rock eggs for hatch- 
ing in 2 or more doz. lots, 75c a doz. post 
paid: also 1 fine young cockerel, $8, or will 
exch. for M. B. turkey eggs, 2 for 1: os 
S.C) Brown Leghorn eggs, from 2 te 20 
doz. lots, 60 doz., del; 8 2-year old hes, 5 
young roosters. and 57 1927 hens, $65 for lot 
FOB Warrenton. C. E. Abbott, Warrenton, 
Georgia, Route 1. z : 
 
Ferris W.: Leghorn eggs, $1 for 15, $5 
a 100. D. B. Conner, Seville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Barred Rock eggs, 80c for 15 bv exnress 
Large Northern Range raised stock, splen- 
did layers. R. A. Caldwell, Faceville Ga. 
 
Black Lrengshan hatching eggs from pure 
stock, $1.50 for 15 del. Crate to be returned. 
Will exch. few settings for. White Sua *-% 
peanuts or Porto Rico potato plants. Mrs. 
J. G. Burden, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 9. 
 
Pure Barred Rock hatching eggs of good 
breeding, $1 for 15, $1.75 for 30, $2.50 for 
45 del. Special prices on large lots. Mrs. J. 
W. Woodruff, Lilly, Ga. 
 
Eggs for hatehing from. Shepherd strain 
S. C. Anecnlas; pens headed by select 5 point 
comb cockerels all with free range, $1.25 
for 15, $6 a 100. Will exch. for potato plants. 
J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. 
Donaldson strain S. C. R: I. Red ergs, $1 
for 15 del. Mrs. E. A. Causey, Bowdon, Ga. 
Route 1 : 
 
$1.25: for 15 
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Holterman, $1.50 for 15. J. B. Lacey, 
Georgia, Route 2.. 
Fischel straw W. Rock eegs, $1.25 for 15. 
 
Rome, 
 
Will exch. for well rooted stocky juniners, 
pyramid and globe arbor-vitea and red dog- 
 
  
 
  
 
wood at reasonable price. Mrs. J. . Glenn, 
Chicamauga, Ga. Route 1. oe 
 
  
 
     
 
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15; Bantams, $1.25 for 15; Japanese Silk ~~ 
 
.Holterman Barred Rock exes. direct from, 
 
$6.50 for 100; from ciock direct from Fischel.. 
 
  
 
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EGGS FOR SALE 
Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs, $1.50 for 
 
15 postpaid. Mrs. J: G. Williams, Axson, 
Georgia. * 
Bourhon red turkey eggs, $4 a doz. Mrs. 
 
L. J. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga. 
Pure bred dark Cornish Indian Game eggs, 
$1:25 for 15 postpaid. J. R. Gardmer, Locust 
 
Grove, Georgia. 
S. C. Buff Orpington eggs, $1.25 for 15, 
$2 for 80 postpaid. Miss Ronie Johnson, 
 
Shellman, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Fancy hatching eggs, from Tormahlen dark 
. Brown Leghorns. $1.50 for 15 P. P., 50 for 
$4. G. T. Truelove, Stockbridge, Ga Rt. 1. 
 
Dark Cornish Game eggs for _ hatching, 
$1.25 COD or $1.35 cash del. Leoma Simpson, 
Culverton, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Nice selected Buff Orpington eggs from 
good matings. Cook and Byers strain, $2 
for 15. Mrs. H. T. Buford, Lorane, Ga. 
 
Aristocrat Imp. Ringlet strain Barred Rock 
eggs, $1 a setting. Carton to be returned. 
Will exch. for Spanish peamuts, pecans, 
sweet potato, cabbage or tomato plants, or 
garden bean, English pea, or beet seeds. Mrs. 
eb ee Jenkins, Dahlonega, Ga. 
 
Ringlet Barred Rock eggs, $1 for 15, or 
will exch. setting for setting of Speckled 
Sussex, deep Buff Orpington, or pure Black 
Giamts. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, .Monroe, Ga. 
Route 1.. 
 
' .. C.. Red eggs from high producers, $1.25 
for setting postpaid. R. S. Duggan, Macon, 
Georgia, Dublin Road. 
 
Faney White Pekin duck eggs, $1.50 for 13 
prepaid. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. 
Route 1. 
 
S. C. Ancona eggs, $1 for 15, $4 a 100 
postpaid. Mrs. A. C. Spence, Blakely, Ga. 
 
Indian Runner duck eggs, $1 for 15 del. 
Mrs. Elisha Kirk, Sr., Felton Georgia, Route 
2, Box: G2en 0 
 
Pape strain S. C. Black Minorca hatchin 
eggs, $1 for 15, $8.25 for 50, $6 a 100 del. 
L. B. Milliam's, Newnan, Ga. 
 
Quesenberry strain W. Leghomn' eggs, $1.50 
for 15. Cartons to be returned. Will exch. 
for tatting, tufted bedspreads in fast colors. 
boil-proof, Kentucky Pole bean. seed, or nice 
dried fruit. Write. Mrs. T. D. _ Altman, Bax- 
ley, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barred Rock eggs, 
Ist pen, $1.25 for 15, $2.25 for 80; 2md pen, 
$1 for 15, $1.75 for 80. Larger lots 5c each. 
Mrs. Eula Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. A. 
Bird Bros. Partridge. Rocks, eggs, $1.50 
for 15. Mrs. Mary F. Lawson, Hahira, Ga. 
RFD 2. 
 
R. I. Red eggs for. hatching. Owen strain 
 
dark even reds, $1.25 for 15 del. Mrs. J. 
M. Goolsby, Graham, Ga. Route 1... 
Pure bred ite Pekin duck eggs, 90c 
 
for 18; also ptre bred Pape strain chicken 
eggs. $1 for 15. All now ready. Mrs, Je2B: 
 Roberts, Sumner, Ga. 
 
- Improved Ringlet B. Rocks, Thompsom str., 
eggs, $1.50 for 15 del. F. H. Fagala, Newnan, 
Georgia, 16 Fair St. 
 
Thoroughbred Everlay aionte B: Leghorn 
euets $1 for 15 or 75c at my home. Mrs. 
Cole, Lilburn, Ga. Route 1. 
Oak Brahma eggs, $1 for 15 del. 
S E. Stone, Adairsville, Ga. Route 3. 
R. I. Red pure bred eggs at $1.65 setting 
postpaid, for pecans (for eating), sundried 
apples, or for pure bred baby chicks; also 
pure bred M. White Pekin duck eges, $1.50 
for 15 postpaid, or exch. both kinds of. eggs 
 
Mrs. 
 
-for large pure breed, turkey eggs. Write. 
Miss Ida Dodd, Fair Mount, Ga. 
-Thoroughbred Everlay B. Leghorn eggs, 
 
also pure bred Buff Leghorn Smith strain 
eggs, $1 for 15 each. O. G. Huff, Monticello, 
- Georgia. 
 
Indian Runner duck eggs. 15 for $1 and 
postage: W. E. Goodwin, Wadley, Ga. ~ 
 
Partridge Rock eggs, $1.25 for 15. Cases 
returned. Miss Mattie Richey, Rochelle, Ga. 
RFD 1. 
 
Fancy White Pekin duck eggs, $1.50 for 
13. Del. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. 
Route 1. 
 
Light Brahma eggs. Giant strain, $1 for 
15, $5 a 100. Del. Mrs. Annie Mae Bruce, 
Martin, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Fresh selected unfertile white eggs in 
shipments of 6 doz. up. W. F. Travis, But- 
ler, Ga. 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet_ Baorct Rock eggs. 
second direct, $1.15 for 15, $8 for 45 del. 
Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 29. 
 
Light Brahma eggs from pure stock, $1.50 
for 15 del. Also Light Brahma cocks, $2.50 
each. C. P. Colclough, Maxeys, Ga. 
 
B. Rock eggs, $1 for 15 del. Crates to be 
returned. Write for prices om large lots; 
also want to contract to furnish infertile 
eggs weekly. Mrs. T. J. Biggers, Bremen, 
Georgia. 
 
Pure bred Indian Runner duck eggs, $1.50 
for 12 del.; a Drake and ducks, heavy lay- 
ing strain, $3.50 pr. Mrs. W. McL. Edson, 
Tiger, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
J. B..Giant eggs, from selected breedins 
and prize winning stock, $1.50 for 15, $2.5 
for 30 del. Mrs. I. J. Cleveland, Hartwell 
Georgia, RFD 2. 
 
Shepherd Ancona eggs, $1 for 15, or $ 
a 100. R. L. Blalock, Mershon, Ga. 
 
Pure bred M. B. turkey eggs, 2 and 8 yrs. 
old hens, April del. 25c each; May del., 20c 
each; June del., 16 each. All post paid. W. 
A. Johnson. Alto, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Brown Leghorn eggs, Everlay strain, 75c 
for 15 del. W.._H. Whitten, Newborn, Ga. 
 
Pure Ferris strain S. C. W. Leghorn eggs, 
$1 per 15 del. in safety carrier. Mrs. F. E. 
Harrell, Mitchell, Ga. 
 
White Plymouth Rock eggs from 1 and 2 
year old hens, 250 egg strain, standard breed. 
. Special price of $1.50 for 15. F. W. Hegnann, 
Dawson. Georgia, RFD. 
 
Pure bred S. C. Buff Orpington evgs, from 
 
  
 
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for 15 FOB Dublin. V. R. Jenkins, Dublin, 
Georgia. 
 
Marey strain J. B. Giant eggs, $1 for 15 
del. Josie Davis, Curryville, Ga. 
 
W. Plymouth Rock eggs, from selected fine 
pen, 95d a setting del.; also Bourbon Red 
Turkey 50c each; Fawn and Penceled' India 
Runner duck eggs, $1 for, 14 del R. Nash. 
Smyrna, Ga. 
 
Fawn Indian Runner duck eggs, $1.25 per 
15 del. Crates to be returned. Mrs. . E. 
Crider, Draketown, Ga. 
 
Jersey Black Giant eggs, Marcy strain, $1 
per 15 del. Ed Cobb, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 8. 
 
Indian Runner duck eggs, and S. L. Wyan- 
dotte eggs for hatching 60c per 15 del. N. 
R. Mooney, Quill, Ga. 
 
Pure bred W. Leghorn eggs for. Hatching, 
$1 per 15 del. or $5 per 100} egg case to _b: 
returned. O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Donaldson strain eggs from dark reds, beat 
bloodtested matings, 
 
Range eggs, $1.25 per 15. Write for prices 
on incubator lots. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone 
Mtn., Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Brown Leghorn eggs, Everlay strain, $1 
per 15 or exch. for dried fruit. Crates to be 
returned. Mrs..C. S. Wiley. Auburn. Ga, - 
 
Red eggs, $1.50 per 15 or $6 per 100. Tou- 
louse goose eggs, 25c each. Mrs. C. A. Black, | 
The Rock, Ga. Route 1. 
 
Large White Emden goose eggs, $1 per 6. 
Emma Barron, Clarkesville, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Barred Rock eggs for hatching, 75 del. or 
50c FOB here. Cash with order. Bessie Sic- 
Adams, Bremen, Ga. Route 2, Box 71. 
 
Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs, pure bred 
White Leghorn eggs, $1.25 per 15. Mrs. Vv 
A. Carter, Surrency, Ga.  
 
Ancona eggs from heavy laying strain, $! 
per 15 or $4 per 100 del. Mrs. A. C. Spence, 
Blakely, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Buff Orpington duck eggs, $1 
a doz., del. or exch. for equal value. M 
E. BF. Ingram) Young Cane, Ga 
 
S. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1 for 15. Tarbox 
strain. J. T. Hightower, Odum, Ga. : 
Tompkins R. I. Red and Thompson Barred 
Rock eggs, $1.50 for 15, each. Mrs. A. H. 
Freeman, Atlanta, Ga. 1499 McLendon. Ave. 
Light Brahma -eggs from prize winning 
stock, $2.50 for 15. Mattie Jackson, Ivey, 
Georgia: 
 
Golden Lace Wyandotte eggs, $1.25 for 15. 
Crate to be returned. Mrs. Edith Free, Clarks- 
ville, Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Thompson Ringlet Barred Rock eggs, $1.15 
for 15. Mrs. J. G. Bray, Ellaville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Pape, pure bred Black Minorca eggs, $1.25 
 
for 15, or exch. for equal value; also large 
 
week- 
Ht. B. Ford, Lavonia. 
 
white eggs for table use; 25 or 30 doz., 
ly. Make offer, Mrs. 
Georgia. 
 
Black Langshan hatching eggs, $1.50 fo 
15 del. Crate to be returned. Mrs. J. G. Bur- 
den, Elberton, Ga. Route 9. 
 
S.C. Tancred W. Leghorn eggs, 
sett mg. Mrs. M. A. Jones, 
gia, Route 1. 
 
Golden Seabright antern eggs, aa prize 
winners, $2 a setting. Leo J. Russell, Rome, 
Georgia. 
 
Donaldson thoroughbred S. C. R. I. Red 
eggs, guaranteed to hatch with proper at- 
tention, $1.50 a setting. Mire. Willie Watson, 
Woodburn, Georgia. 
 
W. Wyandotte eggs, os for 15 del. Dennis 
Harris. Royston, Ga. Route 2. 
 
Pure Shepherd Ancona fertile eggs from 
heavy laying free range flock, $5 a 100 del., 
$1.50 for 15 del. Mrs. A. H. Clarke, Blakely, 
Georgia, Route 6, Box 45. 
 
Mixed breed turkey eggs, ready in March, 
April and May, 85c each, del. Cartons to he 
returned. Will exch. 12 eggs for 1 pure bred 
Duroc. Jersey pig. Mrs. E. M. Rowland 
Carnesville, Georgia. : 
Harold Tompkins pure bred: S. Gre Re yas 
Red eggs, from carefully culled stock, $2 for 
15 del. Fine wimter layers. Fertility guaran- 
teed. Crates to be returned. Mrs. W. M. 
Gaines, Atlanta, Ga. 980 Drewry St. NE. 
Owen S. C. R. I. Red eggs, special matings, 
$2. for 15. Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto, Ga. 
 
S..C. R. I. Red eggs, 5c each or exch. for 
other things. Write what you have and want. 
Mrs. Ethel Rowland. Carnesville, Ga. 
Black Minorca eggs, $1 a setting. Mrs. 
W. Sauls, Shellmawn', Ga. 
 
Buff Leghorn eggs, $1.25 for 15, or exch. 
for dried apples; pure bred Buff Orpington 
eggs, $1.50 for 15. Mrs. J. P. Smith, Sr., 
Homerville, Georgia, Route 1 Box 8%. 
 
Pape strain Black Minorca eggs, $1 for 15, 
$3.25 for 50, $6 a 100 del. L. B. Milliams. 
Newnan, Georgia. 
 
Pure bred Thompson Imp.* Rineiet Barred 
Rock eggs, from pen of 2 year old hens, $1 
for 15 del. Carriers to be retummed. Mrs T 
L. Sowell, cDonough, Ga. Route 5. 
 
- Buff Orpington hatching eges from unre 
lated parent stock, $1.25 for IB, $2.25 for 
30. Mrs. F. S. Kirksey, Albany,: Ga. 
 
Giant Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs, $5 
doz.; Mammoth Bronze eggs, $4 doz.: mixed 
M. B. and commcty Black turkeys, $3 doz. 
All carefully packed and prepaid. Oakdale 
Farms, Finleyson, Ga. 
 
Donaldson prize winning R. I. Reds (line 
winter layers) eggs. $1 for 15. Sallie Beatty. 
Barwiek, Ga. - 
 
Pure bred White Pekin! duck  hatching 
eggs, 90c a setting; pure bred Pape Black 
Minorea eggs, $1 a setting. All now ready 
and guaranteed. M. E. Roberts, Sumner, Ga. 
 
S. C. R. I. Red eggs, dark red Donaldson 
strain, $1.25 for 15, $2 for 30 del. Mrs. Love 
Joiner, Shellmam, Ga. 
 
Setting eggs and baby chicks from hens 
direct from Prof. Ruckens best flock pen S, 
QC. R. I. Reds. Lowest hen in trap-nested. pen 
238, highest 286 eggs. color 
eggs, $150 for 15: ehicks 15c each. Jy F. 
 
50e a 
The Rock, Geor- 
 
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Pure bred S. C. R 
 
  
 
$2 per 15, $3 per 30. 
 
ings, $1.25 for 15, $2.25 for 30; 
 
BUUUETIN 
 
15 del. Mrs. w. Greathouse, Odessadale, Ga. 
-Route 1. : 
 
Pure Silver Lace Wyanidotte eggs. Tekbox 
or exch. 15 for nest onions; also pure W. 
Knight, Lenox, Ga. : 
 
Pure Buff Orpington eggs, 75e a setting 
or exch. 14 for nest onions; also pure W. 
Leghorm eggs, 7be setting, or $4 a 100. Mra. 
. W. Harrison, Hampton, Ga. 
 
W. Wyandotte cee $1.25 for. 15, or $b 
& 100 postpaid. M. L. Snore, Gainesville, Ga 
Route 4. 
 
S. L. Wyandotte eggs, from selected flock, 
$1 for 15. Mrs. D. A. Baxter, Commerce, Ga. 
Route 14, fe 
 
Fresh eggs for table use. Would like to 
contract with reliable party. in city. Custom- 
er to furnish cases. Write. L. A. Kellog. 
Cumming, Ga. Route 5. - 
 
Pure bred Thompson strain eggs, $1.75 for 
15 postpaid, or exch. for M. Porto Rico po- 
tato plants. Each to pay postage. Mrs. N. R. 
Wilson, Canon, Georgia, RFD 2. Nee 
 
ed stock, not related parent stock) $1.50 for 
15 FOB Dublin. V. R.. Jenkins; Dublin, Ga. 
 
Tormahlen S. C. Light Brown ~* Leghorn 
eggs, $1 for 15 del. Shipped only in 15 egg 
size cartons. Mrs. R. S. Spurlin, Columbus. 
Georgia, Route 3. 
 
Turkey eggs for hatching, 20c each. Cash 
with order. Mrs. A. E. Pope, Winstom, Ga. 
Route 2. 
 
Selected Ancona eggs, Shepherd strain, from 
prize winning stock, $1 for 15, $2.50 for 50 
or $4 a 100. All fresh and del. Carrier to be 
returned; also would like to furnish some 
reliable party 30 doz. 2 weeks at 85c doz. 
del. Doris Raulerson, Beckmensn, Georgia 
Route 3.  
 
Tompkins and Donaldson R. I. Red eggs, 
$1.25 for 15. Insured for safe del. Fine ay- 
ers. Mrs. A. R. Skates, Ringgold, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
Pure Donaldson R I. Red eggs for hatch-. 
ing, from select pen, $1.20 for 15 postpaid. 
 
Pure bred . C. Buff Orpington eggs, cull- } 
 
  
 
The Wonder Poultry Farm. ee Ga. 
Route _2. ; 
Silver Lace Rise Comb eggs for hatching. 
$1.50 for 15. Mrs. E. L. Sherling, Macon: 
Georgia, Hollis, Ga. Oak Hills.  
Dark Cornish Game eggs, $1 for 15 del 
C. B. Marshall, Appling, Ga. 
 
Selected hatching eggs, from pure bred 
 
|Marcey J. B. Giants, $1.50 for 15 del. ; also 
 
pure bred 2 year old- Big Bone Giant Bremze 
turkey eggs. Bird Bros. strain, 60ce per egg 
del. Mrs. I. G. Joiner, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. and Martin 
 
Regal Dorcas W. Wyamidotte eggs from first 
 
prize pen,$1.75 for 15, $8 for 30; flock mat- 
larger lots 
5e an egg del. Cartons to be returned. Mrs. 
J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge. Ga. 
 
Pure bred dark rich color Donaldson . C. 
R. I. Red eggs, $1 for 15, $2 for 36 del. Car- 
tons. to be returned. Mrs. H. L. Elliston. 
 
Rupert, Georgia. 
 
Rose Comb White Wersidutia: eggs, Fischel 
 
4 strain, 90c for 15 del. Mrs. Alice McGarity. 
 
Draketown, Ga. ; 
 
Pure bred Brahma eggs, $1 for. 15. Walter 
Smallwood. Thomson, Ga. Route 3. 
 
M. B. turkey eggs, from 2 year old hens, 
$6 for 12 del. $1 deposit books orders, bal- 
ance paid the postman when eggs are del. 
Mrs. R. L. Arnall, Woolsey, Ga. Rt: 1. 
Large white Emden Goose eggs, $1 for. 6. 
Emma Barron, Clarkesville, Ga. Rt 3. 
 
S. C. Black Minorca eggs for hatchiag, 
from selected flock. Pape strain, $1 for set- 
ting ; $1.75 for 2 settings. 4c an egg for larg- 
er lots. J. A. Elliott. Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Purebred J B. Giant eggs, $2 for 15. Mis 
Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Light Brahma eggs, $1 for 15: Mrs. J. A. 
Cox, Bartow, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Nice White Rock eggs from 2 year 
hens, Fischel strain, $1.25 for 15. _ Mrs. 
H. Logue, Stapleton, Ga. 
 
Pure Buff Orpington eggs from halen 
stock and hatching well, $1.50 for: 15. Carton 
to be returned. Mrs. J.. Y. Rhodes, Craw- 
fordville, Georgia. 
 
Pure Buff Orpington eggs, $1 for 15 del. 
Crates to be returned. Mrs. E. J. Helton, 
Toomsboro, Ga. Route 3. 
 
Parks strain Barred Rocks. Reg. Permit 
C-59. Select eggs, $1.50 and $2 for 15, $8 and 
$9 a 100, $4.50 for 50 del. 
pure Bunch Velvet bean seed. Must be pure 
and sound, also for ducks. Mrs. J. D. Mc. 
Intyre, Ousley, Georgia, Route 1. 
 
Bourbon red turkey eggs, pure bred, $4 
a doz., del. March and April del. C. R. Star- 
rett, Canon, Georgia. . 
 
Thompson Barred Rock eggs, 75c for 15 
FOB here. Mrs, L. G. Sanders, Dewyrose, 
Georgia. 
 
Owens culled Red to the skin, select stock 
eggs, $1.50 for 15 del. Mrs. J.. T.. Patillo, 
LaGramge, Ga. Route 6, Box 60. 
_ Everlay Brown Leghorn eggs, $1 a setting. 
Mrs. Ben Murphy, Sparta, Ga. 
 
Thoroughbred S. C. R. I. Red eggs, from 
heavy laying strain, $1 for 15.  Carlile 
Kemp. Marietta, Ga. 
 
_ Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs, $1 a 
doz. or $8 a 100. R. M. Blackwell, Rutledge, 
Georgia. 
 
Buff Rock eggs, $1 for 15. Mrs. 
Whitworth; Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Buff Orpington eggs, $1.25 for 15 or exch. 
for quilt tops or potato plants. Mrs. ME 
Whisnanth, Social] - Circle, Ga. 
 
Buff Leghorn eggs, from 2 year old hens. 
Chicks bought of W. A. Weber Mankata 
Minn., $1 for.15. L. C. Hays, Dallas, Georgia. 
Route. 3. 
 
Selected eggs for hatching: Donaldson R. 
L Reds, $1.25 for 15; Rose Comb W. Wyan- 
dottes to exch. for white and black male amd 
female rabbits. Renee 2 Rodgers, Green- 
 
old 
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Buff Orpington eggs, headed by prize win- 
ning cock, . ditegt from Fn s yard, 
 
  
 
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$1.10 a setting, $5 a -100. Mrs. R. B. Ch 
ham, Carnesville, Ga. Route 3. : 
The worlds best layers eggs: Fawn a 
White Indian Runner ducks, $1.50 a & 
$2.75; Big Bone Toulouse Geese, from 
No. L $3 for 7, $5.50 for 14; Big Bone Bro. 
turkey from tom wet. 62 Ibs. at 5 years old, 
from jpen No. 1, $12 a doz. Will exch, fo 
Porto. Rican potato slips, Red: Bunch Sp: 
ish peanuts, Tuft bedspreads, or Grape. anc 
Snowball Tulips. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, G 
4 to 6 doz eggs per week, guaranteed fresh 
80c doz. Buyer to furnish mailing carton an 
pay postage. L. J. Puckett, Waleska, @: 
Cornish Game eggs from large stock. W- 
for prices. P. H. Hammond, Decatur, Ga. 
 
  
 
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Want 4 doz. turkey eggs. Will exch. Porto 
Rico potato plants at $2.25 M. del. for eg 
at reasonable price. Miss Virginia Holl 
Baxley, Georgia. Y 
 
Want 20 doz. any breed, turkey eggs 
reasonable price del. in April. E. W. K 
Lake Park, Ga. Route 8. 
 
Want hatching eggs in exch. for pure bred 
chicks only. Write number can ship ene wk 
Fains Hatchery, Edison, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. emb. tea aprons for } 
Orpington eggs to, set. For further infor 
tion write. W. A. Huskey, Lookout. Geor 
care of Skyland Farm. 
 
Want to exch. several settings of atincred 
S. C. White Leghorn eggs for Buff Orping- 
ton eggs. James D. Patton, Tifton, Ga., Rt 5. 
 
To those who wrote wamting to exch. R. J. 
Red eggs for potato slips. I have enough eggs. 
Answer, to inquiries. Mrs. Fred ao 
Ray City, Ga. Route 2. : 
 
Want 2 doz. turkey eggs for hatch 
Will pay. $2.50 per setting. Mrs. W. 
Harben, Juno, Ga.  ie 
 
Want 8 settings of pure bred Cornish 
Game eggs. 15 eggs per setting. Give be 
price postpaid to my address. J. W. Wage 
Whigham, Georgia. Route 4. 
 
- Want: 100 Mammoth Bronze, Bourbon Red 
or White Holland turkey eggs.- Quote best 
price and del. date. W. T. Rajan Dalton, 
Georgia, Route 2. 
_ Custom hatching: Want eggs to set. Ca 
set 350 at once. $3.50 a 100. Write. Mrs. Mar 
F. Lawson, Hahira, Ga. RFD 2. ey 
Want to exch. dbl. White Grass Pinks a 
Pink Grass Pinks; chrysanthemums, w 
and purple Easter lily amd canna bulbs_ 
other flowers and flower seed for pu 
bred R. I. Whites and White Orpingto 
hatching eggs. Write. Mrs. J. . Grimsley. 
Juniper, Ga. Route 1. ae 
 
Want to exch. Barred Rock eggs ~ quil 
tops or Runner peanuts at $2 bu. for M. 
turkey eggs. Write first. Mrs. L.A. Edwar 
Meigs, Georgia, Route 1. 
Wamt to exch. P. C. pigs for. thorought 
I. Red eggs or baby chicks. Will also 
Mrs. 
 
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for M. B. Bronze turkey eggs. 
Simpson, Richland, Ga Route 5._ 
 
  
 
-.- FRUITS FOR SALE = 
Peach, Fig, Apple and Blackberry pr 
serves, 50c qt. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thom: 01 
Georgia. 
10. Ibs. bright/. dried apples, 
worms or trash, 20c Ib. del. 
Price, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
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' Pure Bancroft seed oats, bright and sound 
 
95c bu.; good bright oat straw, baled, $: 
ton. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. ; 
 
Cattail millet, new crop, 10 Tbs. $1. J. We 
 
Ratliff, Blackshear, Ga. ie 
 
Car Lots for Sale and 
Wanted | 
 
CATTLE WANTEDCar Lots 
 
Want several cars of feeder yearlings, bot 
steers and heifers. L. H. Nelson, County 
Agent, Appling, Ga. ; 
 
' CORN FOR SALECar Lots 
1 car good slip shucked corn $1 bu., F 
or $1.10 bu. shelled in 2 1-2 bu. bags, FO 
F. N. Smith, Glennville, Ga., Route A. | 
 
  
 
  
 
CORN WANTEDCar Lots : 
 
Want corn car lots both slip shuck an 
shelled. Quote lowest price FOB. E. G. Clarke, s 
Fort Valley, Ga. : 
 
HAY FOR SALECar Lots | 
Peanut hay, car lots, $12 ton FOB ca a. 
T. A. Acree, Jr., Camilla, Ga. Box 372. 
1 small car of No. 1 peanut hay, $10 F B 
Dawson. L. F. Baldwin, Dawson, Georgia 
Several cars prime Laredo soy bean hay, 
packed im tight bales, 18 FOB Mayfield. Th 
hay is superior to Alfalfa. Berckmans 2 
chards, Mayfield, Ga. ; 
2 or 8 ears of peavine hay, cut green, 
stacked right behind Mower on latticed 
stacks, dried out and baled in uniform bal 
without wetting. Less than 5 per cent ee 
other grasses: in it and full of peas. $20 
FOB Cordele. J. T. Gammage, Pine View. 
Georgia, care of Pebble Hill Farm. 
 
  
 
POTATOES WANTEDCar Lots _ 
Want Porto Rican potatoes in car th 
loaded in bulk, graded. Quote price per 100 
FOB. E. . Clarke, Fort Valley, Ga.. : 
Wanted one Rabe? sorghum syrup. Tob 
Daniel, LaGrange, Ga. 
For sale, Spanish peanuts. Oar lot  
Less than car lot 6 FOB Senoia. J 
 
  
 
  
 
Knight, Sl CS :