Wes ote DEPARTMENT of EUGENE TALMADGE Rd STATE CAPITOL GEORGIA RKET BULL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928. AGRICULTURE. COMMISSIONER PUBLISHED / te BUREAU OF MARKETS ~ 4 VOL. 11 WATERMELONS - PEACHES From the information we receive in this office there is a con- siderable increase in the acreage in Georgia planted watermelons. Last summer in the midst of the watermelon season the pres- ent force in the Bureau of Markets took charge. I think we had very good luck assisting in the sale of watermelons considering the fact that we had no previous experience or connections. We have recently assigned one of our field representatives to look into the marketing situations for watermelons especially in the markets of the northern and New England states and the sou- _thern part of Canada. I am of the opinion that the main trouble with the watermelon situation is not overproduction as a rule, but is unwise distribution. I would appreciate it if all the growers of watermelons in Georgia would write to the Bureau of Markets, Department of Ag- riculture, Atlanta, and state the acreage that they have planted to watermelons, the variety and at what time they expect them to be ready for market. This will be helpful to us in knowing about how large a crop will be placed in the Georgia market at any one time. In the meantime we will be on the lookout to find places over ~ the country where these watermelons can be advantageously and equally distributed. The information also comes to this: office that peaches have a heavier bloom this year of any year in the remembrance of man. I was certainly hoping this would not be the case the first year that we had to put on the standardization law in the shipment and sale of peaches in Georgia. I was talking with:an experienced peach man yesterday, one He said that he had just finished pruning about 40 per cent of the wood on his Hileys. He said that after he finished pruning it looked like he had put more of the tree with the blooms. on it on the ground than was left on the tree. This pruning will be followed up by thinning the peaches on all of the limbs that were left on the trees to four inch space between peaches. You cannot thin your peaches unless the trees are properly pruned. You do not lose but very little in crates of peaches from pruning and thinning. The increased size always makes up for the loss in number of peaches. Every peach man who reads this, knows that if they have nice size, good color, sound peaches this year, they will make money on them in Georgia. If they are of inferior size, poor coloring, they will glut the market and the good fruit will not bring anything either. Work on your. peaches for the next two who has made money in the peach business. -months, do what you know should be done in order to make good peaches, and you will succeed in making money on them this year. - I am very happy to tell you that the Interstate Commerce Com- mission this week vacated the order -whereby the freight rates on peaches had been increased. The old rates were put back in effect, and a re-argument was granted on the peach rate case. This means that there will not be any increase in the freight rates during the present season. I hope on the re-argument of the case that we can lower the present freight rates; as they are now too high. EUGENE TALMADGE MARKET. REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Prevailing Wholesale Prices, April 7, 1928. Always subject to variation. : : 3 ATLANTA Sweet Potatoes oles bulk 100 tos. oo eS Se $ 2.00 teint Potatoes, sack 100: The, 3002 Cabbage, green, crated, 100 lbs. ----------+-------- --+--~------ Eggs, Ga. Extra, dozen -.------- ne pe eke er eee 24 Eggs, Ga. Standard, dozen ----------------------- ------------ Eggs, Ga. Trade, dozen ~_----------------------- ------------ Eggs, Yard Run, dozen Mee ee eS 21 Btaes, pempib, <2. --_~.5-26--4-- 7-2 eae t-te Hens, per Ib. ..--------------------------------- 23 Roosters, per lb. --------------------------7---- 3 _ Friers, per Ib. ._-------------------------------- 40 - Ducks, per lb. _----------------------+---------- (fo Geese, per lb. _------------------------- ee oe 15 - Turkeys, per lb. ---------- #------------- Sa ee 30 Lima Beans, per lb. ----------------------------- .08 Field Peas, mixed, per bu. ~---------------------- 1.85 Blackeye Peas, (Ga.) per lb. --------------=------ .06 Georgia cane syrup, bbls., per gallon --------------- 50 Sorghum syrup, bbls., per gallon ------------------- ----~------- Corn Meal, sack, 96 lbs. --------- werqeenneen-- 2.35 Corn Milling, sacked, bu. ------------------------~ 1.10 - Oats, No. 3 White, sacked, bu. ---------------<----~ 18 - Peanut hay, tightly baled, ton -------------------07 -nr nnn nner Peavine Hay, ton ---------------------7 7720007 20.00 fen Shucks, ton 02-2. cet et rere Alfalfa, (Ga.) ton ~---4-<----4---+--<---<" Bil Country Butter, best table, lb. --------- tee Si eaceG ae Country Butter, cooking, lb. --------------------7 COLUMBUS MACON AUGUSTA SAVANNAH $ 1.75 $ 1.75 A $ 1.85 $ 1.75 4.50 ORO eM Ce ee ee es ee eee 3.50 3.00 O00 Foe SE Pa err pe ees OO ee a eee AL BF. DO a pa ene Se pes ee s20 26 1-2 Se ee 7 ae Soa ok ae oe > 26 1-2 BOS ee ee eee 23 .26 wee enn naan ene ee 16 .20 20 py) 20 25 10 wD: 12 16 40 .30 45 43 20 320 26 .30 16 .20 17 .20 : 25 (OD a 5 ee ee 20 09 08 09 10 1-4 TTS Pa ae eee 1.00 2.00 06 3-4 OO ee Rs or ee ee 50 42 BO ee Ng Ee 2.40 2.60 2.45 2.60 1.00 1.00 AOS See ge Cees eh As 15 .82 81 85 18 SO G0 5 SO ee ne eae Br 8.00 SE a Se Gk ee ae Ag ee 35 .40 AQ Se ee bee 30 .30 85 Boon NUMBER 23. y, April 12, 1 2 -ANCONAS FOR SALE 3 Ancona hens, $1.25 each, $3 for jot; ;also:-mixed hens,22: ibs P. 3B: Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Route 1. 3 prize winning Shepherd Ancona cockerels, $2 each. Mrs. T. L. York, Rentz, Georgia, Route 1. | Shepherd strain Anconas: 8 pullets and 4 hens, laying, $10 for lot FOF Toccoa. John H. Edge, Toccoa, Ga. 10 Ancona March and April 1927 hens and 1 cock, $12; 8 now laying Ancona hens and 1 cock, 2 years old. $1.25 each. All pure bred. Mrs. E. F. Benson, Matthews, Ga. Route 1. 5 well marked, now laying Ancona hens, $1 each. E. M. Travis, Fayette- ville, Georgia. -BANTAMS FOR SALE 4 nice, mixed Bantam hens, now laying, 60c each or the 4 for $2.25 FOB Cartersville. Cash with order. W S. Wilson, Cartersville, Ga. Route 2. Ameriean Poultry Association certi- fied winner Golden Seabright and Par- tridge Cochins, $5 up per pair; eggs. $5 a setting. Robt. W. Clark, Macon. Georgia, 358 Spring St. Golden Seabright bantams. class setting eggs, also. Write prices. Leo J. Russell, Rome, Ga. 4 laying Bantam hens and 1 cock $5. Cash with order FOB here. C. H. Oliver, Carnesville, Ga. BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE 12 Thompson Barred Rock March and April pullets, $1.25 each, or $12 for lot. P. B. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Route 1. Thompson Barred Rock cockerels, slightly mixed, wt. 8 1-2 lbs. $1.25 FOB here. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Geor- gia, Route 2. 5 pure bred Barred Rock year old laying pullets, $1.75 each; cockerels $2.50 each. Will exch. for day old chicks at 15c each. Chas. M. Anderson. Brunswick, Georgia, P. O. Box 202. 1 Ringley Barred Plymouth Rock yr. ola cock, wt. 10. lbs. $3. Mrs: T.~ 1: York, Rentz, Ga. Route 1. Barred Rock hens, $1.35 or will exch. for any breed baby chicks. Mrs. Geo Wicker, Andersonville, Ga. Aristocrat Ringlet Barred Rock 11 mos. old cock, $1.50; eggs, $1.25 and $1 for 15. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Georgia, Route 1. A few fine Thompson B. R. cockerels for breeding, year old; also 2 fine Hol- terman Aristocrats, all $1.25 each Cash with order. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga. Route 1. : 1 pure bred Barred Rock mother hen of good breeding and 25 chicks of same breed, hatch April 16th, $5. Mrs. J. W. Woodruff, Lilly, Ga. Box 111. 9 pure bred, nicely barred to skin yearling Barred Rock fine laying hens. $1.50 each, or $12 for lot; also 1 year old cock, same type, $1.50. Mrs. John A. Watson, Summit, Georgia. First for BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS Bird Bros. high scoring stock Par- tridge Rocks, males, $5 up; females, $3.50 up; eggs, $3 for 15. Robt. W. Clark, Macon, Ga. 358 Spring St. Partridge Rock pullets, Bird Bros. strain, laying well, 40c lb.; cockerels, _ $3 each. A. J. Jansen, Atlanta, Ga. 858 Beechwood Ave. S. W. > 10 Buff Rock March and April 1927 hens and 1 cock, $18; 1 April Buff cock, $2; 8 Buff Rock hens and 1 cock 2 years old, 25 lb. Mrs. E. F. Benson, Matthews, Georgia, Route 1. 10 pure bred Partridge Rock hens and 1 rooster, $20 FOB here for lot Mrs. Elie Vickers, Jr., Ambrose, Ga. Route 2, Box 58. GAMES FOR SALE < 1 dark Cornish Game cock, $2.50 or exch. for 2 pure bred hens, not over \? yrs. old, prefer yr. old; also eggs, $1.50 for 15. Mrs. A. R. Brooks, Donovan. Georgia. : : 1 pure bred Cornish Indian Game 2 year old cock, Berry strain. $5. Mrs Lee Wolden, Mitchell. Ga. : 1 Saunders Round Head Stag, $2.50 R. T. Quillian, Commerce, Ga. 1 pure bred Indian Game 10 mos. old rooster, $1 FOB here. Dont send } checks. Mrs. B. G. Cranford, Chaun- -ey, Georgia, Route 2. Pit Games, Cuvas and stags: Round Heads, Grist Gradys and Georgia Shawlnecks. Write for prices. Also would like to hear from some one who has the pure Barklet Shawlneck tas- sel head pit games. L. J. Little, Arabi, Georgia, RFD 1. 1 dark Cornish Indian Game cock, about 20 mos. old, $2. Mrs. J. M. Leary, Byron, Georgia. GIANTS AND LANGSHANS FOR SALE 31 pullets, 5 hens and 2 cockerels of thoroughbred Jersey Black Giants, Marcy strain from A-1 pen, $2 each for hens and pullets; $2.50 for cock- erels;; eggs, $1.25 for 15. Mrs. J. P: Gaines, Cave, Georgia, Bartow Co. 9 J. B. Giant hens, $1.50 each, also 1 cock $2.50. Mrs. M. J. Dubberly, Bax- ley, Georgia, Route 2. Black Langshan pullets and roosters April 1927 hatch, $2 each, or exch. for Reg. P. C. or Duroc Jersey gilt. Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogansville, Ga. J. B. Giants, 1926 hatch, 8 hens and I cock, $16. Darby Taylor, Lavonia, Georgia, Route 3. : LEGHORNS FOR SALE 27 S. C. White Leghorns pure bred hens, $1 each. Mrs. H. C. Foster, Cof- nelia, Georgia. ae 18 S. C. W. Leghorn pullets and 2 cockerels, $1 each. Barrons English strain pure bred stock; eggs, $1 for 15. Weldon Burns, Route 4, Calhoun, Georgia. i 11 Tancred W. Leghorns 9 mos. old now laying pullets, $1.75 each del. or exch. for baby chicks. Write. Mrs. Esther Lewis, Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2. \ 3 or 4 Young strain W. Leghorn cockerels, $1.50 to $2, or $6 for the 4; also eggs, same breed, $1.50 for 15, $6.50 a 100 FOB here. Mrs. A. R. Brooks, Donovan, Ga. 100 dark Brown Leghorns now lay- ing March 1927 hens, $1.50 each. Hen- ry Colvin, Locust Grove, Ga. 39 White Leghorn Ferris March 192 pullets; 2 roosters, same age, no kin, $1 each, lot for $41. All pure bred. Miss Mindie McGill, Vidalia, Georgia, Route 2. 40 W. Leghorns, first laying season, $1.15 each. Mrs. C. J. Alford, Bowdon, Georgia, Route 4. Georgia Tancred Leghorn hens, heavy layers, $1.25 each. R. L. Barnes, Fitz- gerald, Georgia. . 34 Ferris W. Leghorn hens and 1 rooster, $25 or exch. for 200 day-old chicks, any large breed. Mrs. D. W. Barry, Vienna, Georgia, Route 5. 25 Everlay dark Brown Leghorn 192 hens, no culls. Choice stock $1 each. Mrs. Pearl McDonald, Stapleton, Ga. Route 1. 40 Ferris W. Leghorn pullets, in fine laying cond., $1.25 each. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Georgia. ' 15 young pure bred Everlay Strain Brown Leghorns now laying hens, and 2 roosters, $18 for lot. . Clifford C. Smith, Camilla, Georgia, RFD A, Box 101-H. 150 pure bred S. C. W. Leghorn Fer- ris strain April 1927 pullets. No culls, 80c each, or $112 for lot; also 12 cock- erels, no relation, 70c each, or $8 for lot. C. N: Thornhill, Boston; Ga, - ~ 15 pure bred S. C. W. Leghorn hens and 2 roosters, 12 mos. old. No culls. $16 FOB here. D. L. McGlaun, Cus- seta, Georgia, Route 2. 3 pens S. C. Buff Leghorns, 10 hens and cock, $20. Satisfaction guaranteed. Will exch for R. I. Red or Barred Rock eggs at $4 a 100. J. D. Ward, Co- lumbus, Ga. Box 254. Best type of Brown Leghorn hens $1 each. F. H. Bunn, Midville, Ga. 2 pure bred Ferris W. Leghorn roos- ters, $3 or exch. for Light-Brahma or J. B..Giant setting eggs, must be pure bred. Mrs. Lettie Drawdy, Baxley, Ga Route 3. 150 pure Tancred strain W. Leghorn now laying pullets, all good healthy POULTRY FOR SALE AND WANTED Poultry Products, Incubators, Brooders, Etc. hens and pullets, now laying, $1.50 ea, Mrs. W. R. Howard, Bremen, Georgia, Route 1. : TURKEYS, GUINEAS, ETC. FOR _ SALE cond., $1.25 each, del. or $1 each, and buyer pay charges. Cave Branch Farm Royston, Georgia. 1 year old W. Leghorn hens, $1 each Crawford strain. Will exch. for R. I Red pullets. R. L. Michael, Monroe Georgia, RFD 3. Ss 100 pure bred Ferris J White Leg- horns, $1 each. Robt. S. Anderson Hawkinsville, Georgia. 6 Tancred W. Leghorn pullets and. 1 cockerel, $10 for lot, or exch. for 5 Silver Lace Wyandotte pullets and 1 cockerel, Tarbox strain preferred. Adelle Johnson, Sparta, Ga. AND LAKENVELDERS FOR SALE Pure bred S. C. Black Minorca, Pape strain direct; hens and cocks $2.75 ea, or 6 for $15. 25c less each at my yard; also eggs $1.25 for 15 prepaid; $1 at my yard. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 2 Black Minorca year old cockerels. $1.50 each. Add postage. Jewel Collin- worth, Riverdale, Ga. RFD 1, Box 67. 10 Black Minorca hens, Pape strain, $1.25 each, eggs, same strain, 75c for 15. Mrs. C. W. Sauls, Shellman, Ga. Pure bred Lakenvelder last Spring cock, $2 or exch. for 2 dark Buff Or- ington young hens or 1 pair speckle? Sussex. or 2 Golden Seabright hens. not over 1 1-2 or 2 years old. Pure bred Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Rt 1. 2 pure bred Buff Minorca hens, now laying, $1.50 each, or 2 for $2.75 FOB here. Mrs. J. B. Cullars, Daisy, Geor- gia, Route 2. MINORCA . ORPINGTONS FOR SALE Buff Orpington pullets, direct from Quisenberry, excellent layers, 40c lb.; cockerels, $3. A. J. Jansen, Atlanta Georgia, 858 Beechwood Ave. S. W. 3 Golden Buff Orpingtons, Byers strain; 2 hens and 1 rooster, all 1927 hatch, $5 for lot. Mrs. W. T. Pointer Morganton, Ga. : 5 R. I. REDS FOR SALE Donaldson S. C. R. I. cockerel, $1.50; eggs, $1.25 for 15 or $4 a 100. Weldon Burns, Calhoun, Ga. 1 fine strain R. I. Red cock, $2 or will exch. for pure bred Barred Rock cock. Mrs. J..M. Price, Lincolnton, Ga 10 extra large thoroughbred Don- aldson S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1.25 each. Cash with order. Mrs. G. H. Elev White Plains, Ga. Route 2, Box 60. R. I. Red hens, $1.50 each; March hatch cocks, $2 and $2.50. Will exch for Henderson Bush Limas or syri~> Mrs. George M. Wicker, Andersonville Georgia. 20 S. C. R. I. Red hens and 2 cocks $20 for lot. H. F. Sevy, Conley, Geor- gia, Route 1. R. I. Red cocks, Donaldson strain $2 each. L O. Stewart, Jasver, Ga. R. I. Red cocks and cockerels. from traonested ege record stock. Sell or. trade for laying hens any kind. Wood. mere Farms, Chamblee, Georgia. 8 S. C. R.. I. Red hens, wt. fram 5 and 1-2 to 7 Jhs. $11. Mrs. Lee McEI- heney. Monticello, Ga 10 young R I. Red hens, average from 5 to 7 lbs. now lavings, and 1 fine rooster. $15 for, lot FOB Rarnes- ville. Mrs. J. H. Hale, Barnesville, Ga. 902 Thomaston St. . oy 12 S. C. R. I. Reds: 12 large hens and 1 cock. year old. Dark even red. Extra good layers. $20 for lot. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit, Ga. Route 2. Pure bred R. I. Red 8 weeks old cockerels from high production stock State accredited. $1.25 each. Re-C, Poole, Buena Vista, Ga. Pure bred R. I. Red pullets and hens, $1.25 each. Mrs. Will .Trimble, Adairsville. Ga. WYANDOTTES FOR SALE S. L. Rose Comb Wyandotte pure bred young laying hens, $1.25 each, 1, pure bred 2 year old cock, $2 FOB here. _Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairsville, Georgia, Route 1. 1 Silver Lace Wyandotte 18 mos. old rooster and 9 now laying hens, $1 ea. " 1 trio of large geese, $4 or exch. for trio of White Pekin ducks. N. D. Nor- ris, Wrightsville, Ga. / we 3 Indian Runner ducks and 1 drake $1.25 each, or will exch. for 4 Silver Lace Wyandotte hens; also duck eggs, $1 for 15. Mrs. Camby Aiken, Buford, Georgia, RFD 3. ee 5 M. B. turkey hens and 1 tom, 1927 hatch; also 1 1926 hen, all laying, $45 for lot or 1 tom and 2 hens for $22, FOB Adairsville. J. Walter Lanham, Adairsville, Georgia, RFD 4, Box 56. 1 Spencer Turken cockerel, $3 cash, or exch. for 1 doz. turkey eggs or baby turkeys. Mrs. P. M Henley, Daniels- ville, Georgia, Route 2 3 Indian Runner ducks and 1 drake, $1.50 each, or the 4 for $5. Will exch. for pure sound and recleaned bunch ~ velvet bean seed. Mrs. J. D. McIntyre, Ousley, Georgia, Route 1. : Pardees Perfect Pekins, 8 mos. lay- ing. Will exch. for feed, horse, chic- Lkens or farm tools. Will del. close by. Write. Oak Range Poultry Farm, Ma- rietta, Georgia, Route 3. Have sold all of my geese. Answer to many inquiries. Mrs. V. H. Thomp- son, Bluffton, Georgia. ry TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, | - GEESE, PEAFOWLS, ETC. . ; _. WANTED Want peafowls. Will pay cash and furnish crates prepaid. State number of birds, color, age, sex and price. J. A. Ford, East Point, Ga. Box 62. : Want to raise turkeys on halves. | Will hatch eggs. Mrs. P. M. Henley, Danielsville, Ga. Route 2. S Want to exch. new quilts at $3.50 each for ducks or geese. M. C. Cole- man, Canton, Georgia, Route 3. "BABY CHICKS FOR SALE. Thompson Ringlet B. R. and Don- aldson R. I. Red chicks, $17 a 100. From trapnested A No. 1 pens. 90 per cent laying hens. 100 per cent live del. guaranteed. Del. April 13th. Ni BD Norris, Wrightsville, Ga. White Leghorn chicks from strong, mature stock, April 10 and 30 del. $12 a 100. May del. $10 a 100, Live del. guaranteed. A. F. McClure, Wood- stock, Georgia. Donaldson chicks from best pens, 20c each; Range chicks, 15c each; all - del. Hatch weekly all season. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mountain, Ga. Rt. 1. Pure bred B. R., R. I. Reds and W. Plymouth Rocks, $14 a 100; Buff Or-= pingtons, W. and S. L. *Wyandottes, Black Minorcas, $15; Light Brahmas, W. Orpingtons and J. B. Giants, $17; Heavy breeds mixed, $11.80; W. and B. Leghorns, Anconas, $12; add le per chick for shipments in 50 lots; 2c in. 25 lots. Special discount on for 500 lots or more. 100 per cent live del. guaranteed; also Custom hatching: /space for several thousand more eggs. Twice weekly settings, tray lots of 138 eggs, 4c an egg. Alf prepaid. Wood- lawn Hatcheries, Atlanta, Ga. Box 45. Pure Barred Plymouth Rock day old | chicks, ready for shipment, 15c each. Mrs. E. T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam, Ga. Black Minorca chicks from prize winning stock, $15 a 100. Woodrow Wilson, Martin, Ga. Route 2. fies Full breed Partridge baby chicks. Hen hatched. $1.50 for the hen, and 15c each for the chicks. Mrs. J. R. Nichols, Hazelhurst, Georgia. ae Pure bred White Orpington chicks, March ist to April 10th hatch, 10 for $5. E. R. Traylor, LaGrange, Georgia, . RFD 1. Quality day old chicks: S. C. Barred. Rocks and S. C. R. I. Reds, 25 for $4, $15 a 100, $70 for 500; S. C. W. Leg- horns, 25 for $3.50, $14 a 100, $65 for . 500; S. C. Black Minorcas $4.50 for 25, $8.50 for 50, $16 a 100. All prices del. 100 per cent live del. guaranteed. Hatch each week. Prompt shipment. Clarks Hatchery, Garfield, Ga. : Se FOB here. Mrs. B. G. Cra Chauncey, Ga. Route 2. oe Long strain Silver Lace Wyandotte Thompson Ringlet Rock chicks from prize stock, $15 a 100. Mrs. John Wil- son, Martin, Georgia, 2 Lp 1 5 BY CHICKS FOR SALE on of Grassland Famous 11, Chi- nd lay. 15c each; eggs, 8c each. New- on and Gaskins, Americus, Ga. Pure bred S. C. R. I. Red baby chicks 8c each. Mrs. J. D. Harrison, Black- ar, Georgia. Barred Rock chicks, 12 1-2c each; rown Leghorns, $11 a 100, $5.50 for 50, or $3 for 25. Mrs. W. H. Austin, McDonough, Georgia, Route 5. : Baby chicks and eggs from hens di- ect from Prof. Ruckers best flock pen of S. C. R. I. Reds; lowest hen in trapnested pen, 238 eggs, highest 286; Dark Red color eggs, $1.50 for 15. Chicks, 15c each. J. F. Tabor, La- onia, Georgia. Parks strain Reg. Permit 28 C 35 Barred Rock baby chicks $16 a 100; pecial matings $10 for 50; eggs, $8 a 100, or $2 for 15. Special pen matings, $3.50 for 15. Miss Mamie Roach, Daisy, Georgia, Route 1. : Barred Rock baby chicks from se- ected heavy laying stock, 14c each del. ots of 25 or more. Del. April 5 and Live del. guaranteed. T. L. Swan- mn, Fitzgerald, Ga. Route 38. Donaldson S.-C. R. I. Red_ baby chicks, $15 a 100 del. Mrs. T. J. Ray, Stone Mountain, Georgia. | -_ Buff Orpington day old chicks from healthy unrelated parent stock, $15 a 100, $8 for 50, $4.25 for 25 del.; 3 weeks id, 25c each FOB here. Mrs. E. H. Kirksey, Albany, Ga. Route A, Box 29. Day old S. C. Anconas, $15 a 100; eggs $1.25 for 15, $5 a 100 del. 85 per cent fertility guaranteed; also a few good breeders $1.50 each, Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. Karl Edmundson, Madison Georgia. : Light Brahma and Barred Rock baby chicks, $1 a 100; pullets $2 each. Light Brahma Farm, Flowery Branch, Ga. _.Pure bred S. C. R. I. Red baby chicks April 17 del. $12 a 100 postpaid. Mrs. D. J. Harrison, Blackshear, Ga. Rt 2. - Thompson strain Barred Rock baby chicks $12 a 100, or 15c each in small ots of 50 or less. P. E. Rhodes, Athens, Georgia, Route 2. Pure Everlay strain B. Leghorn hicks from prize winning stock, $12 _a100; Barred Rocks, $15 a 100; live del. guaranteed. O. J. McCurley, Can- ton, Georgia J. B Giant Exhibition stock, 18c ea., April del.; Thompson Imp. Barred Rocks $14 a 100; Donaldson S. C. R. I. Reds $14 a 100. Satisfaction guaranteed Mrs. L. B. Landrum, Adairsville, Ga. . BABY CHICKS WANTED Want 100 R. I. Reds or White Orp- ington baby chicks to raise on halves to 6 weeks. Send April 8th. Write be- fore sending. Will exch. dbl. bed size quilt tops. Mrs. L. H. Brown, Canon, Georgia, Route 2 Want 200 baby chicks to raise on halves to 10 weeks. Prefer Anconas or Brown Leghorns, also want 100 S. L. Wyandottes or R. I. Reds. Write. Clarence Holcombe, Buchanan, Geor- - Want 50 barred Rock day old chicks to raise on halves to 10 wks. or will exch. 3 new quilt tops for 50 Barred Rocks. Mrs. Bessie McAdams, Bremen, Georgia, Route 2, Box 71. : Want 500 heavy breed baby chicks to raise on halves to 10 weeks. Mrs. colton Tomlinson, Stockton, Georgia, Route 1, Box 14. ant 100 baby chicks to raise on halves to 10 weeks. Barred Rocks or R. I. Reds, or good breed W. Leghorns. xperienced. Mrs. D A. Darsey, Grif- fin, Georgia, Route A. : Nant 100 or 200 baby chicks to ise on halves to 12 weeks, or will ch. tufted work or yard _ flowers. Any pure breed but prefer S. C. R. I. s, W. Leghorns or Anconas. J. W. arrett, Adairsville, Georgia, Rt 3. Want 100 or 200 large breed baby sks to raise on halves to 8 or 10 weeks. Send the 2nd week in April. Will raise them with mother hens, te first. Want some baby turkeys . Mrs. T. C. Pierce, Millen, Ga. oute D, Box 81. ant to exch. 100 Aristocrat Barred ock eggs for 50 pure strain White eghorn baby chicks. Mrs. Florence Billing, Statesboro, Ga. Route B.. Want thoroughbred heavy wt. J. B. dant chicks, March hatehed. Quote st price. Mattie Jackson, Ivey, Ga. Want to exch. Parks strain baby chicks. Mrs. r Lewis, Rydal, Ga. Route 2. nt to exch. 25 pure bred Thomp- . C. Famous R. I. Reds, headed by | ago Coliseum, 1925. Bred to live, grow | gia, Route 1, care of D. C. Chambers. tufted bedspreads. day-old chicks. Can ship about April 18th. Mrs. J. D. Barnes Sylvester, Ga. Route 3. _ Want 100 R. I. Red baby chicks and 4 M. B. turkeys, 1 tom and 3 pullets, young and feathered about 12 mos. Will exch. Porto Rico potato plants at $2 M. ready about April 20th. Write. J. B. Nall, Rockingham, Ga. ek Want any amount of baby chicks to raise on halves to 10 weeks. Any breed | or mixed. M. C. Coleman, Canton, Ga. RFD 3. Want to raise baby chicks on halves, also exch. a gal. Daisy churn, used very little, cost $8 for any breed baby chicks. Mrs. N. W. Langley, Union Point, Georgia. = Want 16 pure bred R. I. Red baby chicks. Exch. 1 large pine needle bas- ket and serving tray or waiter, each valued $1.25. Mrs. Floyd Kelley, Bre- men, Georgia; : Want 50 baby chicks about April 21st to raise on halves to 8 wks. R. L.: Reds or some large breed. Mrs. D. T. Haynes, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 14. Want 100 W. Leghorn baby chicks to raise on halves. Mrs: Norah B. Clark, Baxley, Georgia, Route 3. Want 100 baby chicks to raise on halves. Mrs. Mattie Clark, Baxley, Ga. Route 3. vtReES ~ Want to exch. equal value of about $4 for 25 of the Holterman strain Bar- red Rock baby chicks. Must be jure bred and healthy chicks. Write first. Chas. O. Hooten, LaGrange, Georgia, 1118 Railroad Street. Want 100 R. I. Reds and 50 Plymouth Rock baby chicks to raise on halves to 10 wks. Write. Joe Dollar, Dalton, Georgia, Route-5. Want some baby chicks to raise on halves. Write. L. M. Morris, . Silver Creek, Georgia, Route 1. : Want 200 baby chicks to raise on halves to 8 or 10 weeks. Barred Rocks and J. B. Giants preferred. Would consider som other heavy breed. Mrs. J. H. Harrell, Meeks, Ga. , : Want from 50 to 300 chicks to raise on halves to be 2 lb. friers. Any large breed. Mrs. Bessie Joiner, Davisboro, Georgia, Route 1. ; ee Want 100 baby chicks to raise on halves to 6 or 8 weeks. Any breed, pure or mixed except Game but White Leghorns preferred. Will exch. nice made 3 cornered: pieces and slipped quilt top for 30 or 35 chicks. Write. Mrs. C. T. Bryant, Royston, Ga. Rt. 3. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS ~ FOR SALE 8 hens and 1 cockerel, Hiawatha strain pure bred Silver Campines, $20; eggs, $3 for 15; also limited number of baby chicks 30c each. L. L. Wallace, Atlanta, Ga. 247 No. Highland Ave. 25 heavy mixed hens, free from dis- ease, fat and laying, $1 each FOB here Mrs. Bascomb Finch, Stephens, Geor- gia, Route 1. Speckled Sessex chickens: 5 hens and 1 rooster, $12 for lot, or exch. for turkey eggs, any breed. R. L. Michael, Monroe, Ga. RFD 3. ; 20 nice, mixed, laying hens, 20c Ib. or 90c each. Mrs. J. R.. Tyson, Ocilla, Georgia, Route 3. ) 10 mixed fat hens and 1 rooster, $10 FOB or exch for Barred Rock or R. I. Red baby chicks. Mrs. D. A. Larsey, Griffin, Georgia, Route A. \ 10 mixed fat hens, 20c lb. FOB here. Mrs. J. B. Cullars, Daisy, Ga. Rt. 2. 2 Spencer Turkins; wonder birds cross between turkey and chicken; 1 hen and 1 rooster, 1927 hatch, $10 for pair. Mrs. W. T. Pointer, Morganton, Georgia. as Se Se 4 Hamburg pullets, and 1 rooster $1 each, $5 for lot. Mrs. Susie White, Dal- ton, Georgia, Route 4. . CHICKENS WANTED Want 100 W. Leghorn hens, not over 1 1-2 years old. Will exch. value of $130 for same. Harold Smith, Doerun, Georgia, RFD 4. Want 5 laying hens of any good breed. Write for particulars. R. W. Adams, Honea Path, S. C. eS " Want to exch. value to $25 for lay- ing hens. Write for particulars. Wood- mere Farms, Chamblee, Ga. ~ Want to exch. value $15 for 15 hens, any breed or anything of same value. Write for particulars. Mrs. Eunice Hill, Bowdon, Georgia. ee at Want 15 W. Leghorn or any ,kind of hens. Will exch. P. C. sow in. good con-. dition, that has just weaned pigs. C. M. Marshall, Ashburn, Ga. Rt. B. ~ - on Barred Rock day old chicks for | 25 Pape strain S. C. Black Minorca. - Want to exch. 10 W. Wyandotte hens and 2 young cockerels for 10 S. C. Anconas and 2 young, ready for service cockerels. Pure straight comb. Write at once. Mrs. T. T. Holloway, Cobbtown, Ga. Route 1. : Want 20 or 25 Black Minorca pul- lets, 4 or 6 wks. old, pay 25 each. Write at once what you have and when can del. B. L. Dixon, Jesup, Ga. RFD. 1. Want to exch. equal value for Bar- red Rock pullets. Write for particu- lars. .V. A. C. Bohler, Fort Valley, Ga. Want to exch. equal value for White Leghorn hens, but will consider any other breed. Write for information. Mrs. Helen Gordon, Brunswick, Geor- gia, 2428 Ellis St. Want to exch. 2 pairs Bantams, 3 solid white and 1 mixed with brown, for 1 pair Golden Seabright Bantam, or for 2 doz. eggs. Jewell Tribble, Alto, Georgia, Route 1. Want mixed friers and hens. State wt. and best price. Fred I. Baker, Co- lumbus, Ga. Box 244. EGGS FOR SALE Pure Tomahlen dark Brown Leg- horns, hatching 95 per cent, $1.50 for 15. Crates to be returned. Mrs. Mary Adams, Dudley, Georgia. R. C. S. L.. Wyandotte eggs, $1.50 for 15, or will exeh. 2 settings (30 eggs) for 15 Bird Bros. strain turkey eggs, baby turkeys, or for embroidered pil- low cases, centerpieces, etc. Mrs. Laura Curfy, Stockton, Georgia. 4 30 doz. cases of white infertile, strictly fresh eggs per week, 30c doz. FOB Pinehurst. Mrs. J. A. Forehand, Pinehurst, Georgia. R. I. Red eggs. $1 for 15. Mrs. Bolling Harbrick, Lavonia, Ga. Fancy White Pekin duck eggs, $1.50 for 13 del. P. B. Brown, Ball Ground, Georgia, Route 1. R. I. Red eggs from blood tested high egg producing stock, $1.25 for 15 postpaid. L. P. Williams, Marietta, Ga. Route 4. Bronze turkey eggs from matured, unrelated stock, 30c each del. No checks please. Mrs; M. C. Colvard, Bowman, Georgia. Selected hatching eggs from prize winning Aristocrat Barred Rocks, $1.15 for setting, $5.50 for 100. J. S. Hatching eggs from blood tested Pelot, Statesboro, Ga. Rt. GC. Fischel White Rocks, $1.25 for 15 del. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tifton, Ga. Rt. Ae Barred Rock eggs from select pure bred to lay stock, and S C. R. I. Red eggs, rich dark red stock, select pen, $1 a setting, $5.50 a 100 del. each. Safe del. guaranteed. T. L Swanson, Fitz- gerald, Georgia, Route 3. Buff Orpington eggs, from mature, unrelated parent stock, fertility gua- a 100. Mrs. E. H. Kirsey, Albany, Ga. Route A, Box 29. e Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barred Rock eggs, pure stock, all eggs fertile. $1 for 15 del. Crate to be returned. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2. Royal White Cornish eggs, $2 for 15 by insured parcel post, $3.75 for 30. Mrs. H. W. Law, Eastman, Ga. Donaldson R. I. Red pure stock eggs $1 for 15 del. Mrs. J. J. Hooks, Una- dilla, Georgia, Route 2. R. C. White Wyandotte eggs, pure Fischel strain, $1 for 15 del. Mrs. O. L. Craft( Lavonia, Ga. peste is Pure bred R. I .Red eggs, $1 for 15. Smith strain; also pure bred dark Cornish Indian Game eggs, $1.50 for 15. C. S. Laramore, Montezuma, Ga. Pure R. I Red eggs from select Don- aldson pen, $1.20 for 15; also turkey eges $1.50 for 9. All crates to be re- turned. The Wonder Poultry Farm, Rockmart, Georgia, Route 2. Aristocrat Imp. Ringlet Barred Rock eggs $1 for setting; carton to be re- turned. Will exch. for sweet potato plants, cabbage, tomato, pepper onion, good tender bunch beans, beet or English pea seeds. Write. Mrs. Josie Jenkins, Dahlonega, Ga. Light Brahma eggs from prize win- ning stock, $2.50 for 15. Mattie Jack- son, Ivey, Georgia. del. Crates to be returned. Mrs. T. C. | Jordan, Bartow, Ga. : Ferris W. Leghorn eggs, $1 for 15. Mrs. J. A. Forehand, Pinehurst, Ga. White. Wyandotte eggs, $1.25 for: 15 or $5 a 100 del. M. L. Snore, Gaines- ville, Georgia, Route 4. Tenny Rucker strain Texas Rang- er Pit Game eggs, fine winter layers {and self supporters, 75c for 15 $1,40 ranteed, $1.25 for 15, $2.25 per 30, $7 | or |} Ferris W. Leghorn eggs, $1.25 for 15 | for 30, or will exch. for white Pekin duck eggs. 3 Game eggs for 2 duck eggs. Mrs. R. A. Jackson, Winder, Ga. Route 3. Giant Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs $4 doz.; also Pape strain, pure bred Black Minorca eggs $1.25 for 15, or exch. for equal value; large white eggs for table use, 25 or 30 doz. weekly. Make offer. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia, Georgia. Pure brea l'arpox S. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1.50: for 15 del. or 75e for 15 at home. Mrs. Ben Joe Robersen, wa- Fayette, Ga. Route 3. Tompkins dark red large S. C. R. I. Red eggs, $2 for 15, $8 for 100. C. F. Matheson, Alto Georgia. Pure bred eggs from 2 and 3 year old M. B. turkeys, unrelated stock. May del. 20c each; June del. 15c each del. Cash with order. Crates to be re- turned. No orders sent COD. W. A. Johnson, Alto, Georgia. Owen strain R. I. Red eggs $1.15 for 15, or exch. for improved Porto Rico potato plants and Spanish and Red Runner peanuts at reasonable price. Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Tallapoosa, Ga. Route 3, Box 73. S. C. Black Minorca eggs $1.25 for 15, $2.25 for 30, $3 for 45, $5 a 100 postpaid. Will exch. some for Bourbon Red turkey eggs at $4 a doz. Miss E. Maynard, Newton, Georgia. Regal W. Wyandotte eggs, $1 for 15 del. Mrs. T, T. Holloway, Cobbtown, Georgia, Route 1. Cae Pure bred S. C. R. I. Red eggs 40c doz..FOB Blackshear. Mrs. D. J Har- rison, Blackshear Ga. : S. C. R. I.,Red eggs 5c each, 75c for 15. Mrs. Eunice Hill, Bowdon, Geor- gia, Route 5. : Turkey eggs $3 a doz. D. B. McHan, Dalton, Georgia, Route 3. : Pure Ferris S. C. W. Leghorn eggs $1 for 15 del. in safety carriers. Mrs. F EH. Harrell, Mitchell, Ga. Eggs from fine stock Buff Orping- tons, Owen and Byers strain $2 for 15. Mrs. H. F. Buford, Lorane, Georgia, Route 1. Common goose eggs $1 for 8. E. lL. Dixon, Blackshear, Ga. 40 or more doz. infertile W. Leghorn eggs a week, after April 15th at 25c a doz. Buyer to pay shipping charges. If interested write at once. Mrs. Orpha Marchant, Tifton Ga. Route 1. Pure bred Rose Comb R. TI. Red eges $1 for setting del. | Mrs. A. B. '|Crow, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 2. Giant Black Minorca Exhibition quality eggs, half price, $3 for 15. J. A. Ford, East Point, Ga. Box 62. Mammoth Bronze Gold Bank strain turkey eggs from 2 yr. old hens 50c each del; Imp. Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs, $1.50 for 15 del. B.-M. Hol- land, Bowersville, Ga. S. C. Buff Orpington eggs, $1.25 for 15, $2 for 30 postpaid; also 1 Buff Or- pington 1 1-2 year old rooster $2; cockerels, $1.50 each. Miss Ronie John- son, Shellman, Ga. Route 1. Half Big Bone Giant turkey eggs 50c FOB or exch. for Parks strain Barred Rock chicks. Mrs. Esther Lewis, Rydal, Georgia, Route 2. j S. C. R. I. Red eggs, dark red Tomp- kin strain, $1 for 15, $1.50 for 30. Miss Carlie Kemp, Marietta, Ga. Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs; Ist pen $1.50 for 15, $2.75 for 30; 2nd 7 1-2c and 6c each. Cartons to be re- turned. Mrs. Eula Steadam, Bain- bridge Georgia, Route A. S. C.. R. I. Red eggs, Owen strain, True to Name, $2 for 15, $6 a 100. Mrs. M. B. Scroggs, Alto, Georgia. : Regal Dorcas W. Wyandotte eggs, $1 per setting, $1.50 for 2 settings; incu- bator lots a specialty; will exch. for Amaryllis, Regal or Spider Lily bulbs, Cannas rooted, monthly roses, or Gladioli. Mrs. R. T.. Goodson, Chica- mauga, Georgia. Thompson Ringlet eggs, $1.50 for 15 del. or exch for Porto- Rico potato plants. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga Pure Barred Rock eggs, 15 for 50c. T. Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 1. Pearl Guinea hatching eggs, 75c for 18 del. J. W. Nash, Smyrna, Ga. Thompson Ringlet Barred Rock eggs from 1st pen, $1.50 for 15; or will exch. | for Indian Runned duck eggs or sweet potatots and onion plants. Oe Bramlett, Ellijay, Georgia, Rt. 4. Mar strain J. B. Giant Exhibi- tion stock eggs $2 for 15; also baby chicks .20c each. April del. May del. 18c each. Miss Moline Landrum, A- dairsville, Georgia. (Continued on page six) x ' pen, $1 for 15, $1.75 for 30; large lots, ~ | PAGE FOUR GEORGIA MARKET BULLETIN Published weekly by The BUREAU OF MARKETS Arthur D. Jones, Director DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner Thursday, April 12, 1928. Entered as second class matter Febru- ary 15, 1922, at the Post Office at At- lanta, Georgia, under the Act of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mailing at spe- cial rate of postage provided for in sec- tion 1108, Act of October 3, 1917. Advertisements of farm produce and appurtenances, admissible under pos- tal regulations, 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 legislative act the Market Bulletin does not assume any responsibility for any advertisement appearing in the Bulle- tin, or transaction resulting therefrom. - Circulation, Advertising and Service of the Bureau of Markets and this Bulle- tin are Free of Charge. TO OUR ADVERTISERS 1. On account of lack of space in the Market- Bulletin, we will not be zble to publish the following: Second Hand Machinery for Sale and Wanted. Incubators for Sale and Wanted. Advertisements for the Farm Help Department. Advertisements for the Womans Department. Nursery Stock for Sale Wanted. vatil the issue of May 10th. Your ad must reach this office by May 1st in order to appear in the issue of May 10th. We regret that the above regu- lation is necessary. 2. We wish to call our readers at- tention to our column on this -page entitled, Miscellaneous Ads. Fre- quently we are forced to carry your ad in this column. 8. We have on hand a letter from Mr. H. Peterson with no address on it. We also have one from Miss Maria McClenic and Mr. John Dixon. If these parties will send in their ad- dress we will publish their ads in the next issue. 4. In our next issue we will pub- lish advertisements for Georgia Pro- ducts (less than car lots), poultry, plants, seed, live stock, rabbits and pigeons (Commercial). and GRADING ESSENTIAL IN TRUCK FARMING By AUBREY MILAM. Suppose you were a dry goods merchant in Georgia and a_ shoe maker up in New England shipped you a case of shoes containing say thirty dozen, thrown loose in the case, all colors, shapes.and sizes und- er the sun, you would probably think the man was crazy. Suppose you took your wife into a nice restaurant for breakfast and ordered eggs, which ninety per. cent of the people eat in some style every morning. If yours came out nice, fresh and appe- tizing and your wife was served a couple that were rotten or a little on the sick order, can you imagine what the wife would say and what you . would probably do about it? The re- sults would not make good reading for a respectable newspaper! All right, do you realize that some farm products are still being shipped in Georgia that are handled with as little care as the absurd examples noted above? The Georgia Association, the State Department of Agriculture, the State College of Agriculture and allied organizations are doing the best they can to bring about sone improvement in conditions now ex- isting in Georgia, whch, if aeccom- plished, will do more to place diver- sified farming on a profitable basis than everything that has ever been done since the beginning of time. As I see it there is no question as to our ability to produce the goods here, the main question is one of grading, packing, and proper. distri- bution. , Why has the bulk of the Georgia apple crop this season moved through channels of distribution and into final consumption with less friction and criticism than ever before? Simply because rules and laws gover- ning grading and packing have been edhered to more strictly, and efforts have been made to provide attractive labels, boxes, wraps and such require- ments as are necessary to properly place the goods before the public and stimulate the demand. Why do the statesof the far west, just as far away from Georgia as,a man can go without jumping in the ocean, ship into Georgia such things as cantaloupes, peaches, eggs and other items that can be raised here at home in quantities far in excess of our demand? The only answer I know is grade and pack, as we can certainly produce the quality, and, as just stated, the quantity. The Place of the Middleman Between the grower and producer and the ultimate consumer there will always be some of a reliable medium of distribution, commonly referred to as the middleman, and, as you very well know, the middleman has been forced to carry more than his share of the blame for all the agricultural evils of our times for many years. This very worthy (or unworthy, take your choice) gentleman has been criti- cized and legislated against almost to the exelusion of the boy who packs and grades the stuff for so long the consuming public just naturally be- lieves a rotton apple or stale egg was put in the sack on purpose. And, to be fair with everybody, a lot of this criticism has been just. However, con- ditions are changing, and the Jesse James type of commission men, it they ever existed, have almost com- pletely disappeared. This has been brought about by a gradual elevation of the personnel of men engaged in the business of distributing fruits and vegetables, aided and abetted by va- rious state and national laws and va- rious trade organizations, and it is no longer necessary for Bill Smith in Georgia to ship his stuff to John Jones in New York without being able to get a pretty good line of Jones honesty before hand. It now becomes necessary for friend Smith not only to grow a superior article, but- to give that article a fair chance, to meet competition from other sec- tions when it goes onthe market. Smith has heretofore claimed that this business is new to me and I dont know anything about it. Yet in spite of this ignorance he has been: unable to understsnd why his goods have not sold more readily and at better prices in competition with goods packed and graded by men who have made a study of the question for a long time. Thus Smith finds it necessary to bestir himself, and grade and pack his stuff right at the be- ginning, so it will not be so badly handicapped when John Doe, the ul- timate consumer, gets ready to buy from the retail dealer in the distant market. John doesnt care a hoot whose fault it is; all he wants is what he wants when wants it, regard- less of whether it came from Georgia or California. Necessity of Standardization But, you may say, that is a lot of rubbish gotten up by some man sit- ting in a revolting chair, trying to tell us how to run our business. Dont Georgia Can Produce Both Quality and Quantity. talk too fast, every man engaged in this work has been between_ plow handles and grubbed stumps In new ground many a long day, in addition to which he has had some experience a-selling stuff. When I say we have had hundreds of shipments packed the wrong way I cm only saying something that can be verified by dealers all over the. country, call them commission men, middlemen or anything you want. Until the grower arrives at some basis of knowing that his stuff meets with some standard reqtirements as to grade and pack he will always be at the hazard and uncertainty that must of necessity accompany suc business methods. eS Study of Different Markets Essential The grower should also study the requirements of the individual mar- ket, which information is available to him from many different sounces. Many commodities that meet with ready sale on one market are a drug on other markets. If the grower elects to ship his goods on consignment he should know the form with whom he deals, and take into consideration the element of risk that characterizes all lines of business, such as weather conditions, supply and demand, and other economic laws that govern busi- ness everywhere. It is not sufficient that he produce a superior article, but this article should be properly prepared for market, and a careful study made of all markets in order to know where he may obtain best results. No get-rich-quick scheme has ever worked in the world, and never will. : The producer is entitled to a fair earning on his labor, his time, his money 2nd his intelligence; likewise is the distributor entitled to a fair deal, as is the consumer. In a land blessed with every natural climatic and agricultural advantage, receiv- ing all the assistance a careful and conscientious State Department of Agricultural and a State College ean offer, with a hundred or more County Agents scattered through- out Georgia and with -various indi- viduals lending of their time and thought to the upbuilding of dairy and farm products in Georgia, the principal difficulty now to be over- come is to get our people to pay more attention to the intelligent grading and packing of their goods. When, and not until, this done will our sec- + tion enter into that condition of pros- perous development to which it is reasonably entitled. The leather of which the shoe is made, the cotton and wool that go into the cloth and the timber of which the house is built are after all only products of the farm which have been given the same intelligent thought in their preparation for the ultimate consumer that must be given to other farm and dairy products with which ths article deals. Producers of poultry and eggs for commercial purposes in Georgia must give thought to improvement of breeds, and particularly should they study food requirements necessary to produce a high grade product that will meet with competition in these lines all over the country. Honesty in Packing and Grading Needed. : Eggs should be graded to comply with standards now published by the State Department of Agriculture, and should be packed for shipment in ac- cordance with modern methods. A dealer buying a car of eggs in Geor- gia should be able to know what he is paying his money for, and when a business man starts spending money he is seldom influenced by sentiment. The production of heavy breeds of poultry for eating purposes should be encouraged and stimulated. If you know any reason why we should buy | butter and cheese from the north and middle west the publishers of this paper would like to know it. Our peaches are famous the world over. yet canned stock from the west lines the shelves of grocery stores all over Georgia. Just as soon as the dealer in Pittsburgh, Pa., or Portland, Ore. Thursday, April 12, 1928 knows that he can depend on a stand- ard quality, grade and pack of our. products then you will see a solution of many of the perplexing problems now confronting our people in this section, and particularly in Georgia. MISCELLANEOUS ADS Wanted: want to exch. black Jersey heifer, 14 months old, bred, for a rub- ber tire pony buggy and harness; also want 3 or 5 M. government inspected potato plants; want to exch. J. B, Giant eggs for seed peanuts, shrub- bery and flowers. Rufus R. Duffy, Car- roliton, Ga. Rt. 3, Care of Mt. Oak Farm. Wanted: Want plain and fancy sew- ing, embroidering, make bedspreads, etc. Reasonable prices. Mrs: Eh Marsh, Ray City, Ga. Route 1. = For Sale: Big Blue Speckled Whip- poorwill and Red Ripper peas, $2 bu. FOB Gainesville or at my farm. Will | exch. 5 bus. of peas for 10 bus. of either _ College Lang Staple or Wannamaker- Cleveland cotton seed FOB the Mar- ket. B. H. Holland, Gainesville, Geor- gia, Route 7. For Sale: 20 lbs. white velvet, and 7 lbs. green pod (might be slightly mix- ed), 25c a lb..or 20c lb. for whole lot. Mrs. L. M. Agan, Bremen, Georgia, Route 2, Box 13. : Wanted: To get in touch with some one who has a second-hand thresher equipped. with blower. H. J. Brough- ton, Norge, Virginia. ; ter. J. E. Helms, Cochran, Georgia. _ For Sale: Gov. inspected Porto Rico and Nancy Hall potato plants. April and May del. $2 M. Cash. J. R. Turner, Alma, Georgia, Route 3. -For Sale: 1 Standard Reliable brood- . er, used 2 months, $8, or exch. for S. CG. R. I. Red hens, or honey at ldc Ib.; also 1 surrey and dbl. harness, complete with curtains, collars, pole, shafts, good top, etc., $40 FOB; 1 set breast chains 65c del. All in first class condition. Heard Orr, Orange, Ga, Wanted: 1 pr. of white nosed black fox squirrels; also the white squirrels of any specie. Dr. W. C. Koon, Mono- gah, W. Virginia. ve For Sale: White Rock cockerel, year old, $2.50. L. M. Agan, Bremen, Geor- | gia, Route 2. a : For Sale: W. Leghorn eggs direct from Puritas 200 to 250 egg strain, $1 for 15, $5 a 100. All eggs 2 oz. or bet-_ For Sale: 1 electric churn, good cond., 32 volt farm current, $15. FOB Maxeys. Mrs. John W. Moody, Steph- ens, Georgia. For Sale: Porto Rico potato plants, inspected, $1.50 a M, 5M or more, $1.25 M FOB Bristol. Zonnie Carter, Bris- tol, Ga. For Sale: White Spanish peanuts, : 6c lb. FOB Douglas. Samp Smith, Douglas, Georgia. aE For Sale: Hasting extra early toma- to plants, now ready for transplanting. Strong, stocky plants. Guaranteed to name. 50c a 100, or $4 a M. Mrs. C. L. Britton, Jackson, Ga. Rt 7. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED. _ Want to exch. value $6.50 for new goose feathers, dried apples or any- thing can use. No nursery stock, OF poultry wanted. Mrs. W. H. Turk, Rochelle, Georgia, Route 1. ree Want 1 second-hand barrel churn, 8 or 10 gals. Must be good cond. and cheap for cash. Mrs. Emma Anderson, Americus, Georgia, Route B. -_ eg Want a second-hand wagon in good / cond. cheap for cash. J. W. Seago, | Vienna, Georgia. : Want sour cream. Highest market prices paid. We pay express. Best ref- erences furnished. Ponce de Leon Dairy, Atlanta, Ga. 502 Ponce de Leon ~ Avenue. : a Want sour cream, top price paid. g Check mailed same day cream _recelv- ed. Clairmont Dairy, Atlanta, Georgia, 1166 Euclid Ave., N. E. Want 2 or 3 dozen 15 egg size parcel post hatching egg crates at a reason- able price. Leander M. Kennedy, Col- lins, Georgia. = Want 1 M. 1 bu. potato crates and 600 cantaloupe crates. R. E. Bower, Dixie, Georgia. Want to hear from lady who has fresh yeast cakes for sale. Mrs. J. B. Seago, Seville, Ga. Route 1. oS Want to exch. Barred Rock eggs from splendid layers for parcel post egg hatching boxes. Write. R. A. Cald- 25 well, Faceville, Ga. = BUREAU SALES FOR MARCH \ | During the month of March the ree of Markets sold for Georgia farmers $201, - at 23 worth of farm products. : Hogs, with 71 cars, ld'the March sales, with 31 cars of corn being second. The following is a list of ear lot sales with the total amounts which they brought: $ 3,549.50 8 Cars Velvet Beans, _-____-- a 1 Car Cotton Seed, .._____- ae ab Cars Coim, .. ee eS 13,826.90 ol Car Woes Foe eS 0 7a ee ey So 2 0 [ea 15 Cate Peas, 0 ee _.. 8,041.00 23 Cars Potatots, <2 = 8 52 1141065 : 48 Car Podlay, 2 0118.7) T1 Cars Moss a B81 91.07 ad Car Goats. 800,00 . 00 Car Syrup, CU a B00 09 Car Oats, Lick. La - === --2-- --2--- 165.00 oe $201,001.23 The above does not melude sales made by ads appearing In the Market Bulletin. The above sales made by men and women employed i in the Bureau of Markets, by corres- : pondence, eeleeraphs telephone, and by field men and cpa agents who conduct sales. _ The Bulletin pablished 4,128 ads during aioe The number of. new subseribers ad- 4 ded to our list of ge 60, 000 subscribers amounted to a; 334, It all sites perfected by the ads, appearing each week i in the Bulletin were added, "we do not know what the gross amount would be. The reports we receive in the office indicate that the sales perfected from ads in the Bulletin would exceed the recorded gales. A. D. JONES, DIRECTOR. - Eggs fot Sale aud Wanted (Continued from page three) EGGS FOR SALE Pure bred W. Holland and Bourbon red turkey eggs, $5 a doz. del. and in- sured. Banks County Poultry Farm, Alto, Georgia. Eggs from finest stock of Bourbon Red turkeys. Year old tom wt. 33 Ibs. J. W. Nash, Smyrna, Ga. Pure bred S. C. R. I Red hatching hatching eggs, 40c a doz. Mrs. D. J. Harrison, Blackshear, Ga. Limited number ofselect White Mi- norca hatching eggs, Booth strain $3 for 15. E. Ross Jordan, Macon, Ga. 114 Rogers Ave. Have accepted all of the M. B. tur- key egg orders that I can fill. Answer to many inquiries. Mrs. C. B. Byrd, Reynolds, Ga. Route 1. Ferris White Leghorn eggs, $4.50 a 100, or $1 for 15; S..C. Donaldson Reds $1.25 for 15. Mrs. J. D. Tillman, States boro, Georgia Golden Seabright Bantam eggs from American Bantam Association Certifi- ed stock $2.50 for setting /del. M. M. Landrum, Adairsville, Ga. Thompson Barred Rock eggs $1 for 15- or $5 a 100 FOB here. Cartons to be returned. J. D. Oliver, Moultrie, Ga. 1001 No. Main St. Minorca and R. I. Red eggs, $1 for 15, or $5 a 100 each del.; culled stock. Cartons to be returned. Mrs. G. W. Dean, Bainbridge, Ga. Route A. Thompson Ringlet select eggs, sec- ond direct, $1 for 15, $1.80 for 30 del. _ Mrs. L. S. Vaughn, Commerce, Geor- gia, Route 29. Light Brahma Bantams, Exhibition stock, $2 for 15 postpaid. J. W. Lun- deen, East Lake, Decatur, Georgia, Route 1. Indian Runner duck eggs, $1 for set- ting. FOB here. W. E. Goodwin, Wad- ley, Georgia. Vicking R. C. R. I. Whites and Fis- chel W. Wyandotte eggs, $2 for 15, $8 a 100; also heavy laying and prize winning Barred and White Rocks $2 for 15, $8 for 100. Mrs. A. R. Brooks, Donovan, Georgia. Turkey eggs, $2 a doz. Party furnish ese crate. Del. yby < April 10th:- J. E. Bruce, Bright, Georgia. Pure Donaldson R. I. Red eggs, 75c for 15. Add postage. Crates to be re- turned. Mrs. Essie Nobles, Seville, Ga. Pure Fischel large size Everlay str. White Rock eggs, 75c a setting if call- ed for. Will ship at same price if par- ty furnish carton and postage. Hens and roosters unrelated. Mrs. N. E. Hattaway, East Point, Georgia, 301 -Wadley Ave. EGGS WANTED Want setting of Big Black Giant eggs and other,big, heavy strain chic- kens. State price or will exch. differ- - ent kinds of extra large artificial flow- ers at 20c each. Write. Miss Annie Lura Harrell, Boykin, Ga. Want several settings Bourbon Red or White Holland turkey eggs. Will pay cash or will exch, S: C. Black Minorca eggs. Miss E. Maynard, New- ton, Georgia. Want to exch. waxed paper flowers of all kinds for M. B. turkey eggs. Write. Mrs. Lizzie Pass, Blackwells, Georgia, Route 1. Want a setting of Golden Buff Or- pington eggs. W. L. Yates, Carrollton, Georgia, Route 6. . ~ Want a setting of pure Speckled Sussex fresh eggs. Buy or exch., Aris- tocrat Ringlet Barred Rock eggs one for one. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Georgia, Route 1. : INCUBATORS FOR SALE Radio Blue Flame brooders: one, 500 cap. $7; one 1,000 cap. $10. Mrs. L. P. Higginbotham, Elberton, Ga., Rt. 2. 1 Buckeye 1,000 cap. oil. burning brooder, $12, cash with order. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga. 1 Blue Flame Buckeye incubator, 200 cap. good cond., $10. Mrs. Fred L. White, Buckhead, Ga. One Buckeye 350 cap. incubator, made only 3 hatches; 1 Wisconsin 250 cap. incubator $12.50; 1 Queen incubator, 400 cap. All guaranteed good cond. FOB Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 5. 1 Radio Blue Flame brooder, 500 cap., good cond. Used 1 season, $14.50 particulars. cash, or exch. for 2 turkey hens and | tom. R. L. Blalock, Mershan, Ga. 1 Super Hatcher hot water incuba- tor, 155 egg cap., good cond. Set 3 times, $12. Instruction book included. B. S. Cox, Dupont, Ga. 1,500 coal burning brooder and farm bell. Sell or exch. for Big Black Guinea and Essex mixed breed pigs. J. Floyd Fender, Stockton, Ga. 1 .good Buckeye incubator, 120 egg size. Sell or exch. for 5 new gingham quilts. Mrs. J. B. Harris, Pinehurst, Gate 2. 400 egg Cypress incubator, good cond., sell or exch. for 25 bu. shelled corn, or for 25 young pure bred B. R. or S. C. Red hens. W. A. Hindman, Bristol, Ga. 1 Radio Blue Flame Brooder, used. 1 season, good cond., $14.50 cash, or will Jexch. for 14 now laying Ancona chick- ens, or for 3. Red Bronze turkeys, 1 tom and 2 hens. Must not be over yr. old. R. L. Blalock, Mershan, Ga. 1 Queen incubator, perfect cond., 180 cap., $15 FOB here. A. B. Broach, Campton, Ga. 1 Wisconsin iron clad incubator, good as new, set twice, 250 cap; 1 brooder, 250 size, used once, $18 cash. Reason for selling, want larger one. Write for Mrs. J. J. Outen, Manas- sas, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 46. Baby Junior brooder, all parts com- plete, used 1 hatch, $18. A. R. Cous- ins, Greenville, Ga., Rt. 3. 1 280 egg cap. incubator, sell or exch. for a Buckeye, 120 egg cap. M. B. Kirby, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 154. No. 2 Standard 175 egg cap. Buckeye incubator with book, thermometer, and egg tester. Good as new, $25. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 1. 1 Buckeye brooder, 75 to 100 cap. $7.50; 1 44 inch Canopy 500 chick Sol Hot brooder, $16; Advance brooders, same make with wickless burner, size 500; $17.50; 1:M,; $21; 300, $12.50. All practically new and oil burning; also all kinds of poultry equipment. Write for folder. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. Old Trusty incubator, 110 egg cap. fair cond. $8. Mrs. J. E. Eppinger, Griffin, Ga., Rt. C. 1 600 cap. "Bohon incubator and 1 600 Superhatcher, $25 ea., or both for $45; 1 Putnam brooder stove, $1.50. R. T. Goodson, Chickamauga, Ga. 250 ege Buckeye No. 3 Standard in- cubator, excellent cond., $26.50; 150 egg Lectr-Hatch, electric incubator, good as new, $17.50. A. J. Jansen, Atlanta, Ga., 858 Beechwood Ave., S.W. | 1 1928 Superhatcher, 250 egg cap. in- cubator, used 1 hatch, $15; 1 Buckeye, 250 cap., used 1 season, $25. Exch. for day old chicks at 15c ea. Chas. M. An- derson, Brunswick, Ga., P. O. Box 202. 1 roller trey incubator, in A-1 cond., copper hot water pipes, thermometer, and instruction book, $10 FOB Ameri- cus. Mrs. Emma Anderson, Americus, Gai Rt: B: 1 Wisconsin incubator, hot water, dbl. deck, 500 egg, good cond., $35. Mrs. A. J. Wilson, Martin, Ga. 1 Belle City 144 cap. incubator, egg tester, thermometer, all complete, good cond., $10 cash, or exch. for 10 S. C. Ancona yr. old hens and 4 rooster. Write what you have. Mrs. T. T. Hol- loway, Cobbtown, Ga. . Several Buckeye 500 cap. oil burning Blue Flame _ brooders. Good cond., $12.50 ea. R. L. Barnes, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 4. Buckeye oil brooder, used one season, 500. cap. $12.50 cash FOB here. Wm. L. Harrison, Milledgeville, Ga. 1 Little Brown Hen incubator, good operating cond., complete with ther-' mometer, moisture pan and _ instruc- tions, $3.75 postpaid. 2 extra thermom- oo 50c ea. C. H. ae Decatur, Ga., INCUBATORS WANTED Want to exch. value of about $4 for 1 Brown Hen incubator, 50 egg cap., good cond., complete with instructions and thermometer. Chas. -O. Hooten, LaGrange, Gas 1118 Railroad St. PIGEONS FOR SALE 25 or 30 mixed pigeons, 25c ea. La- mar Futral, Griffin, Ga., Rt. B. 3: prs: Red Carneaux and 3 prs. of Plymouth Rock Homer pigeons, mated and banded. $9.15 for lot. J. M. LaFayette, Ga., Chattanooga 10 prs. White King pgieons, $2 pr. Polk Gholston, Comer, Ga. : 14 very large pigeons, Mundaines, Runts, Carneaux. Worth $5 pr., sell \Mrs. J. T with registration papers. |my home. lot for $20 or exch. for 15 young T. Stilwell, Atlanta, St., N.E., Phone Hem. 0927-W. 5. pr. healthy Blue pigeons, 50c pr., | freight prepaid. Egbert Wallace, Oak- wood, Ga. 12 Muffed Tumblers, $11; also Pout- ers, fan-tails and Carneaux. Sell or trade. Joe Jolly, Clarkston, Ga. DOVES WANTED Want 2 female Ring Neck doves. W. | R. Harris, Atlanta, Ga., RFD 1. RABBITS FOR SALE Chinchilla rabbits, for meat and fur, few on hand at best prices for quick del. O. L. Calhoun, Atlanta, Ga., 286 Haas: a: PIGEONS AND RABBITS WANTED Wanted a pr. White rabbits. Quote lowest price del. Mrs. L. A. Puckett, Milledgeville, Ga., Rt. 5. cs Want White rabbits. Pat Shugart, Atlanta, Ga., 30 DeFoor Ave. Want 3 Flemish Giant does and 1 buck, or New Zealand Red rabbits. V. A. C. Bohler, Fort Valley, Ga. Want a few white or Dutch posted rabbits, young or grown. Advise age, color and best price. Mrs. I. P. Parker, Noreross, Ga. Want 1 pr. of pet rabbits, must be grown but not old ones. Quote lowest price FOB here. Sidney Park, Eaton- ton, Ga., Box 354. : Want White King pigeons. Must be reasonable. Give best price of mated stock and squabs. Henry Chancey, Walden, Ga. Live Stock for Sale and Wanted CATTLE WANTED Wanted. to exch. value of $300 in good milch cows or heifers, gr 300 W. Leghorn pullets. Write for informa- tion. J. H. Smith, Atlanta, Ga., 247 N. eehiena. Ave. Want 2 or 3 yellow Jersey. heifers, 6 mos. old, either grade or reg. Will pay cash if cheap. G. T. Truelove, Stock- bridge, Ga., Rt. 1. Want 200 head of Feeder cattle to graze on Chattahoochee river valley pasture. Will pasture for half I put on in weight, fine grazing for 8 mos. of Bermuda, Lespedeza and carpet grass. Prefer thin cattle.: Joseph Freeman, Blakely, Ga. Want fresh, good, young milk cows. Must give 3 or more gals. State price, kind, ete. M. Chandler, White, Stone Mtn., Ga., Rt. 1. Want to exch. value of $12 for Jersey, Guernsey or Holstein heifer over 8 mos. old. Will consider a cross between any of the above mentioned breeds. State age, size and color. Mrs. C. M. Morgan, Lyons, Ga., Rt. B. Want Hereford or Red Poll bull. I. C. Sinclair, Hazlehurst, Ga. HOGS FOR SALE 15 pigs, half P. C. and Duroc, 8 wee old. $3 ea. C. L. Sutton, Forsyth, Gag Rt. 6. 1 big bone P. C. 2 1-2 yrs. old Our. entitled to reg., wt. 300 or more lbs. aoe Mrs. Chapman, Murrayville, Ga., Reg. big type Black Essex pigs; also Essex pigs, not reg. Write for prices and description. B. F. Murphy, San- dersville, Ga. 4 well bred gilts, good stock, about 150 lbs., $12.50 ea., FOB McRae. Sat- isfaction guaranteed. J. D. Dumas, Cobbville, Ga. 3 or 4.pure bred S. P. C. pigs, $8 ea. Write Ben Monfort, Buena Vista, Ga., RFD 8. 1 pure bred P. C. sow, not reg., good cond., $15, or exch. for 15 hens, any kind, but W. Leghorns preferred. Cz M. Marshall, Ashburn, Ga., Rt. B. 1 fine Blue Guinea sow, bred, $20. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit, Ga.., Rt. 2. Reg. Duroc pigs, 8 wks. old April 6th. Wt. from 30 to 35 lbs., now. $10 ea,, FOB here. Iowan Farm, Waycross, Ga., Rt. De BOR LE 15 pure bred Duroc Jersey gilts, 10 mos. old, wt. around 200 lbs., ea. All subject to reg. Write for prices. J. W. Peacock, Eastman, Ga. 8 six weeks old pigs, $2.50 ea., FOB Mrs. S. B. Crawley, Madi- son, Ga. 1 pure bred Big Type P. C. 10 mos. Ga., 39 15th old gilt, wt. about 200 Ibs. Double treated for cholera and swine lague, $20; 1 gilt, Duroc and Black Essex crossed, 5 mos. old, $12.50; 2 mixeq. breed pigs, wt. about 25 lbs. ea., $3.50 ea., or $6 for the pr. Claxton, Ga., Rt. 2. 20 P. C. and Duroc crossed, 2 mos. old pigs, thoroughbred stock, no runts, inoculated for cholera, $4 ea., crated. A. H. Reid, Eatonton, Ga., Box 142. 3 P. C. gilts, all bred. Sell for cash | or corn, or will trade any reasonable way. Write C. C. Belcher, Palmetto, Ga. 9 Big Bone P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old, $10 ea.; 1 B. B. P. C. boar, wt. 150 lbs., $25: 1 B. B. P. C. gilt, about yr. old, $25. All reg. in buyers name. S. E. Chap- man, Woodland, Ga. Cleon Cowart, 5 P. GC. shoats, $5 ea.; 1 P. C. boar, 10 mos. old, wt. 200 lbs., Rt. 1. FG.t. i White sow, half O. I. a. and half P. C., wt. 175 Ibs., bred topure bred Big. Bone Guinea, $15. Soperton, Ga., RFD 2. 9 wks. old pigs, cross Berkshire an,! Essex, $4 and $5 ea. J. H. Lawrence, Middleton, Ga. 3 reg. P. C. gilts, $12. Ga. Experi- ment. Station, Experiment Ga. Thoroughbred S. P. male pigs, 4 mos. old, wt. 100 lbs., $10. Joe Baker, Elber- ton, Ga. 40 weaned pigs, $90 for lot, at farm. None shipped. E. C. Pope, care Cres Hill Farm, Ocilla, Ga. For service, reg. Big Type S. P. Cc. male. Not for sale. E. W. Johns, De- eatur, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 97. : A few thoroughbred Hampshire gilts, 125 to 175 Ibs., bred to thoroughbred Hampshire boar. $20FOB Scott, Mrs. J. D. Dudley, Scott, Ga., Ibs. The 25 will wt. about 4,000 lbs. Sell 1 or all cheap. E. L. Todd, Val- | dosta, Ga. Thoroughbred Durocs, 2 gilts and boar, 4 mos. old, $10 ea.; 3 pigs, 6 wks. old, $5 ea.;.7 Duroc and P. C. mixed pigs, 8 wks. old, $5 ea. FOB Berkeley. G. M. Turner, Point Peter, Ga. 20 Duroc and S. P. C. pigs, mostly red color, 8 wks. old, $5 ea., $90 for lot. ne runts. L. I. McCoy, Warrenton, a. Eight 8 wks. old pigs, half Duroc and half Hampshire, full blood on both sides, $4 ea., or $30 for the lot.- B. T.. Poole, Gibson, Ga. Res Big Bone Black P. C. boar, wt. 150 S Chapman, Woodland, Ga. 1 pure bred P. C. 6 mos. old gilt, wee around 150 lbs., $20 cash, or will exch. for 2 peafowl hens and 1 pheasant. 5S. John W. Moseley, Reg. in buyers name, $25. S. E. Price reasonable; 25 hogs, fattened no corn, from 100 to "300 ae wee, Camilla, Ga., RFD 1, Box Hamps ire and P. C. sows, will farrow from April to June, $25 ea. J. W. Tins- ley, Stilesboro, Ga. Berkshire poar pig, 8 mos. old, $25 including postage; bred sow $40. E. W. Burke, Macon, Georgia, 406 Cherry St. or P. O. Box 678. 6 wks. old pigs, cross between reg. Berkshire and reg. P. C. $5 each, also reg. Berkshire gilt, bred. Fred L. White, Buckhead, Georgia. Reg. P. C. boar, 11 mos. old, for sale. Addie C. Hicks, Scottdale, Care of Hicks Farm. oe HOGS WANTED Want to exch. 90-day velvet bean seed for P. C. male ready for service. Y. S. Gibbs, Abba, Georgia. Want to exch. value $25 for a pair P. C. pigs. Write for particulars. C. W. Jacobs, Waycross, Georgia, Rt. 1. Want 50 or 75 lb. shoat, not stunted. |Must be cheap for cash. E. W. Hale, Jefferson, Ga. Route 5. Want Little Bone Quinea hogs of the short legged stocky stay fat type. Prefer black. State weight, color and price. W. M. Taylor, Fort Meade, Fla. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 1 gentle pony, wt. about 800 lbs. Sell cheap or exch. Write for particulars. Georgia, M. Chandler White, Stone Mountain, Georgia, Route 1. HORSES AND MULES WANTED Want a good, gentle, sound 1200 or 1300 lb.. horse. State age, size, price, etc. M. Chandler White, Stone Moun- tain, Ga. Route 1. Want to exch. equal value for a good plug mule. Write for particulars. A. P. Dearing, Athens, Ga. 338 So. Milledge Avenue. EP AND GOATS E Spring lambs, $5 each. Robt. S n, Hawkinsville, Georgia. 0 Weathers and bucks; 24 ewes and ibs, $4.25 each FOB Hazelhurst. F. Carter, Hazelhurst, Ga. Rt. A. grown goats, 1 billy and 11 nan- ies, $1.50 each. Will not ship, but del. em at my farm. 2 miles from Tig- all..T. W.. Hill, Tignall, Georgia. SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED Want 2 milk goats. Toggenburg or fubian or crossed. In milk or to fresh- m soon. Must have a record of at st 4 quarts a day and be cheap for hh. Ira M., Galloway, Alpharetta, eorgia, Route 3. f Want 25 Spring male lambs. Make rice. L. H. Oden, Blackshear, Ga, Plants for Sale ant Wanted PLANTS FOR SALE Genuine good Porto Rican potato plants, $2 per M. 1000 or more $1.75; ew Stone tomato plants, well rooted per M. 10 M. or more 95c per M:; harleston Wakefield cabbage plants per M. 10 M. or more 95c per M. R. Boatright, Coffee, Ga. . mproved Porto Rican potato plants arnes, Rockingham, Ga. Nancy Hall and Porto Rican potato Jants $1.75 per M. 5000 or more $1.60. mpt shipment. F. M. Carter, Rock- ngham, Georgia. Genuine improved red skin Porto ican potato plants, government. in- pected and ready to ship April 15, 75 per M. del. anywhere in Georgia. filton Arnold, Surrency, Ga. Pure Porto Rican potato plants $1.75 er M., small orders FOB, large orders elivered. Guaranteed full count and uality. Will exch. for Iron or Brab eas, Spanish peanuts to the amount ~10 bu. each. D. W. Carter, Hazel- urst, Georgia, Route A. Improved red Porto Rican potato lants $1.75 per M, lots of 5 M or ore $1.50 FOB Coffee, Ga. Early Big me tomato plants $1.25 per M. FOB fee, Ga. Will exch. for dried apples at reasonable price. Jim E. Carter, Rockingham, Georgia, Route 3. Pure Porto Rican potato plants, gov- ronment inspected, from vine cutting nd certified stock, now ready to ship, 1.75 per M., 5 M. or more $1.50 per -M. FOB here. F.:G. Tyre, Bristol, Ga. Genuine red skin Porto Rican potato lants, from vine cuttings, inspected d treated, $1.75 per M. del. Ga. oints, 5 M. or more $1.60 per M. del; lso cabbage, collard plants, 20c per or $1.25 per M, del. J. W. Haman, umner, Georgia. Gibson and everbearing strawberry lants, 25c per 100 or $2 per M. del. oute<2.. | Improved Porto Rican potato plants rom selected seed, $1.75 per M. FOB ere. T. P. Musselwhite, Arabi, Geor- ia, Route 1. Improved Porto Rican potato plants 50 per M. Delivered April and May; lot red pepper plants $2 per M; pi- mento pepper $3.25 per M. . delivered May and June. J. N. Carson, Griffin, orgia, Route D. Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 M, omato plants, Greater Baltimore and ston Globe, $1 per M. Loyd edley, Baxley, Ga. i : _ImpYoved Porto Rican potato plants . per M. 5000 or more $1.75 per M. here. Cash with order. C. V. Wil- d, Douglas, Ga, New Stone and Earliana tomato plants, April 15th del. 50c per 100 or exch. for tender bunch bean seed. -L. A. Puckett, Milledgeville, Ga. 5, Box 46. farly Jersey cabbage plants. now ady, also other varieties ready in weeks, field grown tomato plants, Stone, April 25th del. $1.25 per del.; hot bed tomato, New Stone, ege plants now ready, $1.50 per or $2.50 per M: Cash with order. R. Holland, Braselton, Georgia, ute 1. . Porto Rican potato plants, Gov. in- ected and treated, $2 per M., 1000 April and May shipment. New one tomato plants, 25c per 100, $1.25 aS L. H. Brand ,Montezuma, Ga. Goo like strawberry plants $1.25 per overnment inspected, $2 per M. O. G.. rs. Rubye Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga. Route 2. : ie = Ve Early Jersey cabbage plants read for shipment, $1 per M. FOB Hare: Charles L. Brown, Hartwell j Route 4, SD okeee Progressive everbearing strawberry plants 20c doz.; rhubarb and pie plant roots 75c per doz. Add postage. Clint Wilson, Loving, Ga. Porto Rican potato plants $1.50 per M. FOB Alma, Ga. H. J. Willard, Al- ma, Georgia. ES Pure Porto Rican potato plants $1.50 FOB. Government inspected, April 20 del. W. S. Gibbs, Ty Ty, Georgia, Rt. 2. Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage and Big Boston lettuce, white bermuda onion plants, $1.50 per M. Government inspected improved Porto Rican and Big Stem Jersey potato, early Bonny Best, Norduke and Marglobe wilt-re- sistant and Stone tomato plants, Roy- al King sweet pepper, Black Beauty and purple egg plant, $2 per M. April del. Mrs. J. B. Paul, Leesburg, Ga. _Early strawberry plants $2 per M. Add postage. Will exch. 100 plants for same amount of everbearing straw- berry plants. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Mon- roe, Georgia, Route 1. Porto Rican potato plants $2 per .M. del. 3rd zone. All government inspect- ed, April, May and June del. John Q. Wilson, Abbeville, Ga. Early Jersey and Charleston Wake- field cabbage plants frost proof now ready, $1.25 per M. J. O. Stokes, Fitz- gerald, Georgia, Route 6. : Porto Rican potato plants, Gov. in- spected, $1.75 per M. del. in Georgia. Also heading variety collard plants, 15c per 100. J. M. Bailey, Cordele, Geor- gia, Route B. Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage and cabbage-collard collard plants post- paid, 50c per 250, $1, 500. H. K. Dowdy, Cordele, Georgia, Route D. Early Jersey cabbage and heading variety collard plants, postpaid, 50c, 250; $1, 500. J. H. Walker, Cordele, Georgia. ' Potato plants, $1, 500; $1.75, 100; over 5000, $1.50; tomato plants, $1 per M., 500 65c. Satisfaction guaranteed. J. T. Mullis, Alma, Georgia. Improved Porto Rican potato plants $2.25 per M. del. or $2 per M. 5 M. and up $1.75 FOB Alma, Ga. April, May and June delivery. State inspected and treated. Cash with order. B. B. Med- ders, Alma, Georgia, Route 3. Porto Rican potato plants, Govern- 5000 or more $1.75 per M. Melvin Hutcheson, Baxley, Ga. Route 4. _ Tobacco plants, 40 per 100. Will sell the whole lot cheaper, have enough for 10 acres. Chas. J. Clark, Box 61, Uvalda, Ga. Porto Rican potato plants now ready, state inspected, $2.50 per M.; 5000 or more $2 per M. FOB here. J. P. Mullis, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. Porto Rican potato plants $1.50 per M. Cash with order. Also Ga. cane syrup, 80c per gal. every gal. guaran- teed. N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty, Ga. Rt. 1. Earliana, Acme, Ponderosa and Stone tomato plants, also. variegated gold and red marigold plants, ragged robin, coreopsis, 10c doz. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson, Georgia. New Stone tomato plants now ready, Early Jersey and Charles Wakefield cabbage plants,' collard plants, $1 per M.; all well rooted;. yellow. Bermuda onion plants, $1.25 per M. rooted. Mrs. Rosella Boatright, Coffee, Ga. - State inspected pure red skin Porto Rican potato plants $1.50 per M. FOB Pelham: April, May and June del. C. R. Holland, Pelham, Ga. \ Porto Rican potato plants, State in- spected and treated, April 20th del. $1.75 M. 5 M. or more, $1.65 FOB here. Cash with order. J. D. Whitfield, Ty Ty, Georgia, Route 2. Improved Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato plants $2 per M. del. to Georgia points. J. M. Beck, Baxley, Georgia, Route 3. Pure Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 per M. FOB Baxley, Ga. Carl Butler, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 1. Porto Rican or Nancy Hall potato plants $1.50 per M. FOB here. Mrs. Ruby Butler, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3. Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato plants $2 per M. del. S. E. Beck, Bax- ley, Georgia, Route 3, Box 37. Early Triumph and Porto Rican po- tato plants, 5 M. and over $1.75 per inspected. B, A. Fowler, Sumner, Ga. ment inspected and treated, $2 per M; | M. Less than 5 M. $2 per M. State | p Purple skin Porto Rican potato plants government inspected $1.60 per M. FOB. $1.90 del. Full count, satisfaction guaranteed. R. B. McDonald, Alma, Georgia, Route 3. Red .skin Porto Rican potato plants $1.80 per M. del. April, May and June delivery. S. P. Boatright, Coffee, Ga. Porto Rican potato plants, govern- ment inspected $1.75 per M., 5 M. or more $1.65; New Stone tomato plants $1.25 per M., 5 M. $1 per M. R. J. Boat- right, Coffee, Georgia. Jamaica tobacco plants, April 10 del. $2 per M. FOB Blackshear. J. O. Ward, Blackshear, Georgia. Pure purple skin Porto Rican potato plants, State inspected, $2 per M. FOB here. Cash with order. April and May del. J. C. Tyre, Bristol, Georgia. Porto Rican potato plants, inspect- ed and certified $1.75 per M. by ex- press or $2 per M. by mail postpaid. W. H. Weaver, Ocilla, Georgia. Government inspected Porto Rican potato plants $1.65 per M. del. J. R. Horne, Funston, Georgia, Route 1. Gov. inspected genuine improved Porto Rican potato plants $1.75 per M. del. Cash with order. R. M. Cox, Moul- trie, Georgia, Route 5. Genuine Porto Rican potato plants, April and May delivery $2 per M., 5 to 10 M. $1.75 per M. Ambrose and Westbrook, Moultrie, Gergoia, Route 3 Livingstons Globe and Stone tomato plants, Dutch and Wakefield cabbage plants, all postpaid, 500, 75c; 1000, $1.50. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga. Pure Porto Rican potato plants, - PAGE SE pepper, Pimento pepper plants, April, May and June del. 1.75 per M. W. A. . Chanclor, Seville, Ga. All head early cabbage plants, 20c per 100; pie plant roots, 10c each; privet hedge cuttings, rooted, 3 for 15c. Mrs. Henry Eller, Elliay, Ga. Rt. 3. Porto Rican potato plants, inspect- ed and treated, $1.25 per 500, $2 per M.; Charleston Wakefield and Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants, $1.25 per M.; New Stone and Greater Baltimore tomato plants, $1.50 per M.; Ga. col- lards and heading variety collards, $1 per M. All carefully selected. Cash with order. Hermon Boatright, Alma, Georgia. Improved Porto Rican potato plants, both red and pink skin, Gov. inspect- ed ready May Ist, $1.75 per M. del. Guy Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2. _ Improved purple skin Porto Rican potato plants, April 15th del. $2 per M. del. $1.75 COD. Redfield Beauty -to- mato plants $1.50 per M. del. Dean Johnson, Uvalda, Ga. Rt. A. Tobacco plants, improved Warne plants, ready the 10th of April, $1.25 per M. Wm. Maine, Waycross, Georgia, Route 4. pene Yellow skin Porto Rican potato plants, Gov. inspected, $1.75 per M. del.; tomato plants, New Stone, Red- field Beauty and Greater Baltimore $1.50 per M. del. now ready; Georgia raised collard plants $1.25 per M. del. D. Story and Sons, Morven, Ga. Rooted sage bushes 20c each, 2 for 35c; pink monthly rooted rose cuttings ak Gov. inspected, 500, $1.25; 1000, $2.25 postpaid. $2 per M. express collect. Prompt shipment. L. Sumner, Omega, Georgia. Porto Rican potato plants now ready, State inspected $1.50 per M. FOB Tifton, Georgia. Cash with order. A. O. Nations, Tifton, Georgia, Rt. A. Porto Rican potato plants, govern- ment inspected $1.50 per M. Del. C. J. Owens, Pitts, Georgia, Route 2. Leading varieties tomato and cab- bage plants, 50c per 100, $1 per 500, $1.75 per M. postpaid. April delivery. Dilmus Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga. Porto Rican potato plants $2.25 per M.; tomato and pepper plants, moss packed, Stone and Baltimore tomato plants, $1.50 per M.; Ruby King and Pimento pepper plants $1.75 per M. Delivery made in April, May and June. Cabbage and onion plants, now ready, $1.25 per M. All postpaid. R. Chanc- lor, Seville, Georgia. > Guaranteed pure Porto Rican potato plants from hand _ selected seed, par- \ticulars on request, $2.25 per M. de-: livered or $1.75 per M. by express collect. Bunch Porto Rican plants, very rare, $2.50 per M. James. A. Chauncey, Screven, Ga. ~ Red skin Porto Rican and Boone potato plants, May delivery, $1.60 per M. del. Early Jersey cabbage plants, $1.25 per M. ready April 20th. W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. Iceberg lettuce, cabbage and tomato plants now ready, 25c per 100, $2 per M. del. Mrs. E. A. Sanders, Jackson- ville, Georgia. Porto Rican potato plants, Govern- ment inspected and treated $2 per M., 5 M. or more $1.75 per M. FOB Coffee, Ga. M. C.. Tyre, Coffee, Ga. All varieties tomato plants, 35c per 100 or $2 per M.; all varieties pepper plants 50c per 100 or $3.50 per M. Gov. inspected potato plants, April, May and June delivery. Write for prices. E. T. Clements, Sandersville, Ga. Norduke wilt resistant tomato plants 25c per 100 and $2 per M. . del. April and May delivery. G. Bruce, Jakin, Georgia. Porto Rican potato plants $2 per M. del. Write for prices on large lots. J. tT, Bullington, Rebecca, Ga. , Porto Rican potato plants, Govern- ment inspected, $2 per M. del. Ga. points. G. W. Owen, Hawkinsville, Ga. Route 1. Everbearing strawberry plants, 50c per 100, all one year old and well root- ed. Mrs. Ida Southerland, Ellijay, Ga. Route 3, Box 48. Porto Rican potato plants, inspect- ed $2 per M. FOB Thomasyille, Ga. Eldon L. Joiner, Thomasville, Ga. Government inspected, Porto Rican potato plants for early $1.50 per M. Now ready, guaranteed. Alex Campbell, Surrency, Georgia, Route 2._ Government inspected Porto Rican potato plants, May and June del. $2.25 er M* Stone tomato plants, $1.50 per M., April, May and June del.; Bell Brooks, Georgia. Gov. inspected Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato plants, April and May del. guaranteed full count, $2 per M. |Cash with order. J. R. Turner, Al- ma, Georgia, Route 3. Well rooted strong Lucretia dew berry plants, 50 plants for $1. Will or dahlia bulbs, elephants ear bulbs. Lillie Mae Latham, Felton, Georgia, Route 2. - Stone tomato plants $1.25 per M., May ist del. FOB. Cash with order. Bertha Williams, Alma, Ga. Rt. 3. Buncombe: heading cabbage, Early Jersey Wakefield, Early Flat Dutch, Iceburg and Big Boston lettuce plants 25c per 100, $1.50 per M. del. Cash with order. L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Georgia. Cabbage plants, tomato plants, 20c per 100; also hollyhock plants 10c for 6 or will exch. for hibiscus, poincettia, althea or chrysanthemums, large kind, Mrs. J. W. Phillips, LaGrange, Geor- gia, Box 525: u Hastings extra early prolific red field beauty Brimmer, Norduke wilt resistant and Stone Mountain tomato plants, 30c per 100; sweet and hot pep- per plants and egg plants, 50c per 100. All ready for delivery. Add postage. Mrs. Ulmer Barrow, Daisy, Georgia, Route 2. . Broad leaf tobacco plants $2 per M. del. ready for shipping in May or exch. for 1 M. Porto Rican potatoes, M. for M. R. L. Weeks, Dial, Ga. Porto Rican potato plants, Govern- ment inspected. Write for prices or exch. for a few bus. of peas, Brab or Clay. R. J. Jenkins, Baxley, Georgia, Route 4, Box 86 A. Improved pink skin Porto Rican po- tato plants, Government inspected and chemically treated $1.75 per M. ready April 10th. Satisfaction guaranteed. Pitts and Clements, Moultrie, Ga. Bermuda onion plants, 20c per 100 or $1.25 per M. W. H>Waddelle, Pear- son, Georgia. Porto Rican potato plants $2 per M. or will exch. for Bantam hens and Georgia. May 1st del. Porto Ricans, South- ern Queen and Big Stem Jerseys at $2 per M. FOB Rebecca, Ga. G. W. Hobby, Rebecca, Ga. Genuine improved Porto Rican M. or more $1.75 per M. Cash with Route 4. Improved Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato plants, $2 per M., 5 M. and up $1.75 per M. Gov. inspected, full count and prompt shipment gua- ranteed. Cash with order. Mrs. Lizzie Poole, Baxley, Ga. Route 3. State inspected Porto Rico potato plants $1.50 M., in lots of 5 M. or over. Orders for less than 5 M. sent by parcel post prepaid, $1.75 M. Paul Hayden, Alma, Georgia. 25c or 2 for 40c. Mrs. Mary Malone, - cockerels. Mrs. J. L. Aultman, Alma, order. Miles Plant Farm, Baxley, Ga. exch. for cabbage plants, canna bulbs ~ plants, Gov. inspected, $2 per M., 10. PLANTS FOR SALE Genuine Porto Rico potato plants, Gov. inspected, $2 M., FOB here. Book- ing orders now. April and May del. I. N. Campbell, Surrency, Ga. Porto Rican potato plants $2 M. E. L. Odum, Baxley, Georgia. State inspected Porto Rico pink skin potato plants, $1.75 M., 5 M. or more, $1.50 M. Guaranteed count and healthy strong plants ready April 10th. A. J. Whiddon, i:fton, Georgia, Rt. A. Frost proof Jersey, Charleston Wake- field, Successicn and Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants 5c for 500, $1.25 M. del.; tomato plants, $1.25 del. April 20th shipment. R. S. Burgess, Pem- ' broke, Georgia. 50 M. Porto Rico and Nancy Hall potato plants $1 M. del.; tomato plants 75c a M. del. Del. by April 20th. S. D. Guillebeau, Lincolnton, Ga. Route 6. Improved purple skin Porto Rico po- tato and yellow Yam plants from vine cuttings. State inspected. Good, strong rooted plants. Prompt fillment of or- ders. Satisfaction guaranteed. $1.50: M. FOB Alma. Shipping April 15th. J. A. Turner, Alma. Georgia, Box 153. Gov. inspected and treated Porto Rico potato plants, $2 a M. del.; New Stone tomato and Collard plants 25c a 100, $1.25 a M. April and May ship- ments. All plants delivered. Lio A: Brand, Montezuma, Ga. Route 3. Gov. inspected Porto Rico potato plants $1.50 a M., over 10 M. $1.35 M.; New Stone and Greater Baltimore to- mato plants 20c a 100, or $1.50 M.; Ruby King sweet Bell and Hot pepper plants 25c a 100, of $1.90 a M. All FOB here. W. J. OQuinn, Jr., Odum, Geor- gia, Route 2. Porto Rican potato plants, State in- -spected and treated $1.75 per M. del. Ready May 10th. Erskin Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga. Route 2. Heading variety collard plants 20c per 100; scullion plants 35c per 100; seullion buttons 60c gal. del. also have pole lima butter bean seed to exch. for tender pure cornfield bean seed. Mrs. Markie Myers, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4. ~ All leading varieties cabbage plants $1.15 per M. del, 5000, $4 express. col- let. E. Y. Stokes, Macon, Ga. Rt. 3. Improved Porto Rican potato plants 1 to 5 M $2 per M.,, all over $1.75 FOB Alma, Ga. W. S. Martin, Alma, Geor- gia, Route 3. Charleston Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage plants 25c per 100; $1.50 per M. Cash with order. Mark Whitfield, Ty Ty, Georgia. Canning Clubs favorite tomato plants now ready 40c per 100 del. or exch. for White Minorca or Jersey Black Giant eggs for hatching. Mrs. G.2D: Coursey, Eastman, Georgia, Rt. SG, OR Ol Porto Rican potato plants $1.70 per M express collect or $2 per M del. Tomato plants $1 per M. FOB here. S. J. Lindsey, Omega, Ga. Tomato plants from selected _ seed, Greater Baltimore and Stone, $1 per M. R. W. Bryant, Moultrie, Georgia, 316 11th Ave. S. E. 3 doz. thronless blackberry plants, well rooted 30c doz. FOB. Cash with order. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bremen, Georgia, Box 102. : Porto Rico potato plants, Gov. spected, $1.75 M., 5 M. M. FOB here. Eld. fee, Georgia. Earliana and Red Rock tomato plants, April and May del. $1 a M. Add postage. Barney L. Lynn, Coffee, Ga. Wakefield cabbage, and Georgia col- lards $1.25 M. each; New Stone toma- to plants $1.50 M. postpaid. Now ready. W. W. McEver, Braselton, Ga. Route 1. Strawberry plants 50c a 100; sage plants 25c each; narcissus, dbl. Daf- fodils, butter and egs, all good bulbs, $1 a 100. Will exch. any of the above for potato plants. May del. Prefer Je- rusalem Yams. Lydia Cook, Fairmont, in- and up $1.65 W. D Bryant, Cof- _ Georgia, Route 1, Box 50. Early Jersey and early Drum head cabbage, 10c a 100; New Stone tomato plants, open air grown, 15c a 100, $1.25 spected and treated before bedding, Bie gee spected and 15 M. $1.75 M. Alroy Barnes, Coffee, $1.50 M., J. R. Crider, Douglas, Ga. Hastings extra early and Avon early tomato plants $1 for 300 postpaid. Now ready. Mrs. D. J. Harrison, Blackshear, Georgia. Millions pure Porto Rico potato plants, from Goy. certified seeds, $1 for 500, $1.75 M., over 5 M. $1.50 M. J. D. Mullis, Alma, Georgia. Strawberry plants 20c a 100, 200 or more del. $1.75 M. del. F. W. Freeman, Blackshear, Georgia. Improved Porto Rico potato plants $1.75 M. over 5 M. $1.50 M. FOB here. Ready to ship after April 20th. A. M. Dixon, Surrency, Ga. Route 2. Porto Rico sweet potato plants $1.75 M;-del. Gi-PS Elis; fy Ty; Gas RED tf All varieties of white Bermuda onion and cabbage plants, now ready, 40c for~200, 75c for. 500, $1.25 M-. del. Prompt shipment. Mrs. Mary J. Stokes Fitzgerald, Ga. P. O. Box 172. Gov. inspected improved Porto Rico potato plants $1.75 M. Cash with order. R. M. Cox, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 5. Genuine Gov. inspected Porto Rico potato plants, $2 a M., 5 M. lots or over $1.75 FOB here. Mrs. John B. asters, Lenox, Ga. Rt..2, Box 14. White Bermuda onion plants, now ready. 40c for 200, 75c for 500, $1.25 M. del. Prompt shipment. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Georgia.. Red Rock tomato plants $1.50 a M. del. Now ready. S. J. Bryant, Coffee, Georgia.\ : Lady Thompson strawberry plants 65c for 300, or will exch. for Bermuda onions, tomatoes, cabbage and Porto Rico potato plants. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga. Route 5. Boon, Spanish, Niger Killer, Early Triumph and pink and _ purple hull potato plants, $1.75 M. FOB Coffee. J. Mitch Boatright, Coffee, Ga. Improved Porto Rico potato plants $2 M. FOB Alma. April and May. del. A. M. Stewart, Alma, Ga. Rt. 1. Hastings Early tomato plants $1 for 300 post- paid. Immediate shipment.~Mrs. D. J. Harrison, Blackshear, Ga. Bermuda onion plants 50c for 200, $1 for 500, $1.50 a M. del. R. H. Kent, Dawson, Georgia. True Georgia Collard plants, any quantity 25 a 100, $1 for 500, $1.50 a M., 5 M. $6, 10 M. and up $1 M. del. anywhere in Ga. or Fla. Cash with order, R. W. Branan, Camilla, Ga. Will have plenty of tobacco plants April 15th. Place orders now. P. QO. $1.25 a M. del. Express collect, 5 M. and Extra Early and Avon| Box, 8, Blackshear, Ga. Improved Red Skin Porto Rico plants from vine cuttings $1.75 M., 4 M. or more $1.50 M. FOB Baxley. Frank Harris, Baxley, Ga. Porto Rico and Southern Queen plants, State inspected $1.75 FOB Re- becca. Make del. about April 20th. J. C. Hobby, Rebecca, Ga. Porot Rico and Boons potato plants, state inspected. May and June del. $1.75 M.; Charleston Wakefield cab- bage plants 25 a 100, $1.25 M. del.; Greater Baltimore tomato plants $1.50 M., 25 a 100. G. E. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. Route 1. Klondike strawberry plants $1.25 for 500; or $2 a M, del. Orders filled promptly. Clarence Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Georgia, Route 1. ae Black and Red Raspberries, 3 for 25; everbearing and Lady Thompson strawberry plants, 40c a 100; huckle- berry bushes 40e a 100; Himalaya blackberry 75c doz.; Gooseberry bushes 20c each. Miss Nellie Kate Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Route 4. Large May. strawberries 25c a 100; peppermint, 2 doz. 10c; Houseleak, 6 for 10c;. horse radish, 10c each; 4 for 25c; grub or star root, 25c doz. bunches. Add postage. Miss Sarah Grindle, Dah- lonega, Ga. Route 1. Pepper plants to be del. about the last of April; Sweet and hot, 25c doz. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, Ga. Route 2. Potato plants $2.25: tomatoes $1.25: rant bushes or purple lilac at 20c ea. cabbage plants $1.25 a M. All prepaid W. F. Miles, Baxley, Ga. . : -M.; Porto Rico potato plants, gov. in- Genuine Porto Rico potato plants, Government inspected, $2 a M., ove Georgia, Route 1. - Improved Porto Rico plants, govern- | ment inspected $2 M. Write for prices on large lots. J. M. Hunt, Cordele, Ga. Porto Rico potato plants, Gov. in- spected $1.75 M., 5 M. and up $1.50 M.; tomato plants, Redfield Beauty and Greater Baltimore, 25c a 100, $2 a M. FOB Baxley. Cash with order. L. E. Wever, Baxley, Ga. Hastings Early tomato plants, $2 M, del. anywhere in Ga.; Improved pur- ple Porto Rico potato plants $1.75 M. FOB. J. O. Owens, Hawkinsville, Ga. Route 1, Box 42. Porto Rico potato plants $1.75 M. or exch. for peas. A M. plants for bu. peas. G. W. Miles, Alma, Ga. Stone Mtn. potato plants, May 1st del. $1 M. FOB here. Cash with order. Ellis Williams, Alma, Ga. Rt. 3. All varieties of cabbage plants $1 for 500, $1.75 M. del.; any quantity $1.50 M. express collect; potato plants $2.25 M. del. Bob Lindsey, Lenox, Ga. Inspected Porto Rico potato plants, ready about April 15th $2 M. in small lots; 5 M.. $1.75, 10 M. $1.50. Write for better prices on 100 M. lots. Good plants and full count. guaranteed. R. J. Harrell, Sale City, Ga. Rt. 2. Porto Rico, Triumph Nigger Kill- er potato plants $2 M. each. Del. L. EK. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. Frost Proof cabbage plants, now ready, all leading varieties, 75c for 500, up $1 a M. Prompt shipment. J. P. McCook, Fitzgerald, Ga. Extra large Lucretia dewberry plants 10c each. Mrs. Foster Norton, Douglas- ville, Georgia, Route 3. Genuine improved Porto Rican po- tato plants $2 per M., 5000, $1.75; to- mato plants $1.50 per M., $1.25 per 500, 50c per 100 postpaid; cabbage plants $1 per M. collect. C. M. Sims, Pem- broke, Georgia. PLANTS WANTED Want pure red skin Porto Rican po- tato plants. Will exch. for same. Mrs. W. H. Turk, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1. Wanted to exch. pure bred Ancona eggs, Shepherd strain, blood tested, 45 eggs for hatching for 2,000 potato plants. Will exch. up to any amount. J. P. Mason, Lithonia, Ga., Rt. 1.. Want 250,000 Porto Rico potato plants during next 4 weeks at $1 M, FOB- Growers station, crated for shipping direct to me. Write C. M. Crow, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 1, Want 1 M Porto Rico or Nancy Hall potato plants. Will exch. White Nar- cissus, daffodil and jonquil bulbs, cur- for same. Ga. Want some old time long white Spanish sweet potato plants. P. C. Shirley, Demorest, Ga. Want Porto Rican potato plants, sev- eral thousand. Will exch. apple and peach trees this spring or next fall, 1 yr. old trees, 10c; 2 yr. old trees, 15c, Gov. inspected; also pear trees, 25c: Klondike strawberry plants, 25c per 100. W. J. Warwick, Leaf, Ga. _ Want 25 M to 75 M inspected geny- ine Porto Rican potato plants in lots of 5000 and over to be delivered from April 25th to May 15th. Will pay $1 for them del. The Plant Man, Ball Ground, Ga., Rt. D. Want 100 white Spanish sweet po- tato plants, 100 old fashion Buck yams potato plants, 2 qts. white crowder pea seed, 4 qts. white with pink eye purple hull pea seed, 100 tomato plants, good variety, 25 rhubarb large clumps with directions to grow in South Geor- gia, 2 well rooted blooming double pink geraniums,. 1-2 lb. Hastings double mixed zinnia seed, 1-2 lb. red Salvia seed, 1 large blooming deep pink Aza- lia, nursery kind, 1-2 ft. double red Camelia Japonica. Mrs. Callie Mc- Duffie, 20 Scotland St., McRae Ga, - Want improved purple skin Porto. Rican potato plants, $1.25 per M, April delivery in lots of 5 M or more pre- paid; also peanuts. Mrs. Ida Carson, Mrs. C, C. Dye, Middleton, Seed for Griffin, Ga. Sale and Wanted Corriander seea, 10c pkg. del. Mrs. _ J. G. Burden, Elberton, Ga., Rt. 9. ; Thurmond Grey melon seed, 50c Ib. L. G. Snow, Fort Valley, Ga. Thurmond Grey melon seed, 45 Ib, Cc. B. Almon, Fort Valley, Ga. Thurmond Grey melon seed, 45 lb. J. H. Hicks, Fort Valley, Ga. : Thurmond Grey melon seed, J. D. Duke, Fort Valley, Ga. Pure Lipsey melon seed, $1 will exch. Box 41, Wray, Ga. Hastings pole lima or butter bean and bunch lima white butterbean seed, striped half runner garden bean seed, 40c lb.; cabbage, collard seed, 5c table- spoonful; per 1-2 cupful; heading variety collard plants, 20c per 100. Will accept stamps or exch. for dried apples, potato slips or budded pecan trees. Mrs. Markie Myers, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 4. Long orange and Denver carrot seed, 65c lb.; parsley and parsnip, 45c Ilb.; cucumber seed, early Cluster, 75c lb.: okra, 20c 1b.; rape, 12c Ib. 5. lb. lots, less 15c. A. R. Holland; Braselton, Ga., Rt. 1. Watermelon seed, Watson, 175c; Stone Mt., $1; okra, long green and _ white velvet, baby lima beans, 20c; Ruby King pepper, $2; bush velvet beans, $3 bu.; 90-day running velvets, $4.50; All 4.0; by Tifton; Ga. J Williams, Tifton, Ga. 60c Ib. Field pumpkin, long green cucumber,-_ : green striped cashaw, 5c per table- spoonful; old fashioned winter cabbage, green Glaze winter cabbage, 10c table- spoonful; Crosby Egyptian beet, 10c cupful. Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Col- quitt, Comer, Ga., Rt. 1. Perkins Mammoth green pod okra seed, 30c lb.; Hastings hot cayenne pepper, 10c per doz. pods, 3 doz. 25c; Hastings brown sugar crowder peas, 12c per Ib., 12 lbs. $1. Add 2 1-2c per lb. postage. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com-. merce, Ga., Rt. 29. Banana cantaloupe seed, 15c large pkg.; round cantaloupe, 10c pkg.; Hast- ings yellow dent prolific roasting ear corn, $1 peck. Mrs. C. R. Sorrelle, Monroe, Ga., Rt. 1. : Mixed turnip seed, 15c cupful. postage. Mrs. V. E. Bentley, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 4: : Hastings Eden Gem cantaloupe seed, 1-2 lb. 40c f. 0. b. Sparks Earliana to- mato seed, 1-4 lb., 40c. John Crone, Philomath, Ga. 6 lbs. Jackson Wonder bush bean wilt resistant, 20c lb., or exch. Write what you have to exchange. Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Daisy, Ga. 5 lbs. long green pod okra seed, 20c lb., or the lot for $1; will exch. for gingham quilt scraps. Mrs. J. A. Thorn- ton, Temple, Ga., Rt. 1. 4 Seed Chufas, good stock, $1.25 pk., | $4.50 bu. J. F. Ratliff, Blackshear, Ga. Hendersons bush lima bean seed, hand shelled, carefully selected, 20c lb. del. Mrs. J. R. Mangham, Zebulon, Ga. 9 lbs. Georgia collards seed, 25c Ib. in lot. Mrs. Luther Anderson, Toccoa,: Ga., Rt. 3. Collard seed, 10c per small snuff box full, or exch. for zinnia seed or dahlia bulbs; several bushels sound sorghum seed for sale or exch.; make best offer. H. C. Cruce, Lawrenceville, Ga., Rt. 3. Pure, selected Dixie Bell and Kleck- ley watermelon seed, Rocky Ford can- taloupe seed, $1 lb.; Spanish peanuts, 40c gal.; seed popcorn, 10c Ib.; Perkins sound clean okra seed, 35c lb. All postpaid. Grace Maddox, Flowery Branch, Ga. : = Old time Florida velvet bean seed, $4 bu.. C._J::Smith,; -Kite,-Ga., Rt. 1. - Improved watermelon seed, musk- melon seed, 15c pt.; mustard seed, 3 tablespoonfuls for 10c. Mrs. Ida Spee. Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box Hastings Eden Gem cantaloupe seed, . 25 cupful; Mammoth sunflower seed, 10c cupful; small white bunch butter | beans, 8 lbs. for $1. All del. Mrs. C. T. Hunt, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 4, lb. ore = everbearing okra seed, 10c | Add d okra. seed, 25c I! : re del. Mrs. Emma Ander- Americus, Ga., Rt. B. : : lue or white moon flower seed, also ge gourd seed, 10c for 25. Mrs. Ww. . Brown, Helena, Ga. RFD 2, Box 25 bu. Texas honey drip cane seed, lb., or $1.75 bu., or exch. for seed: nuts or anything of equal value. N. J. Burgess, Maxeys, Ga. hite velvet okra seed, 20c cupful. dd postage. Miss Janie Lee Nunn, Crawfordville, Ga., RFD 2. .- 2 lbs. mixed watermelon seed from. hoice melons, $1.25 del. Mrs. A. S. aulk, Ocilla, Ga. _ 50 bu. orange improved sorghum seed, $1.25 bu., cash with order. J. B. Dunn, Flippen, Ga. Ga. Collard seed, 25c lb. FOB here. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley, Ga. : Pure white velvet okra seed, 50c per . del. .No stamps accepted. Mel- vin Laster, Fairburn, Ga., Rt. 3. Selected Lipsey. melon seed, $1 Ib. edmond Rosser, Locust Grove, Ga. Carpet grass and stringless green pod and cornfield beans, 25c lb. in 5 Ib. lots, ea.; New Stone and Greater Bal- more tomato; Charleston Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage seed; $1 lb. _ R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga. Bunch English pea, 20c lb.; large Marrowfat peas, 25c lb.; Hastings beet and long green okra seed, 10c large pkg., ea. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga., Rt. 1. Genuine Rocky Ford cantaloupe Few lbs. Jackson Wonder butterbean seed, 15c lb., or exch. for equal value. Mrs. C. B. Sims, Jackson, Ga., Rt. 7. Home grown Swycard collard seed, ae oz., $1 lb. B. F. Scott, Dawson, a. 1927 collard seed, rape seed, 25clhb.; hot dry pepper, 20c lb., or will exch. for dried fruit or canned fruit. Mrs. M. E. Ricks, Moultrie, Ga., Rt. 2. Bright sound Chufa seed, $4 bu., or $1.25 pk. f. 0. b. Pembroke, Ga. Also Hastings Texas ribbon cane seed from selected heads, 15c lb. f. 0. b. Owens Bros., Pembroke, Ga. -Recleaned, scund Chufa seed, $4 bu. f. 0. b. Waycross, Ga: Spencer Grover, Waycross, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 52. : Kentucky Wcnder beans, 30c Ilb.; white velvet okra, 50c lb. Mrs. Mary Malone. Brooks, Ga. __ Improved red hill cane seed, 10c Ib., Ibs. for 25c. C,. R. Starrett, Canon, a. : _ Cabbage head collard seed, 10c ta- blespoonful or exch. for quilt scraps or tatting. Miss Idalee Whisnant, So- al Circle, Ga. ; Purple Globe and mixed turnip seed, white velvet and Jumbo okra seed, 30c lb.; white bunch butter beans and old time running butter bean seed, 25c lb.; few cream crowder peas, 10c Ib.; mus- tard seed, 10c oz. All del. C. G. Oli- ver, Barnesville, Ga., Rt. 2. T or 8 gals. Hastings Mammoth Rus- sian sunflower seed, sound and clean, 5d5 gal., del. R. L. Weeks, Dial, -Ga. _ Rape seed, 20c 1b., 2 lbs. for 35c; yel- low globe, white globe turnip seed, squash melon, black and red Valentine wax bunch, Kentucky Wonder, pole beans, onion sets. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. Chufa seed, $4 bu. of 40 lbs.; 100 Ibs. more, 9c lb. No order accepted for ss than $1. All f. 0. b. Beach, Ga. W. Crews, Beach, Ga. 7 lbs. good mixed turnip seed, 1927 Ip, seven varieties, 25 teaspoonful, full lot for $4. Inez Hayes, Cum- ing, Ga., Rt. 8. Pure Lipsey melon seed, $1 lb. Jeff . Taylor, Buena Vista, Ga. : Orange syrup cane seed, $1.25 f. o. b. . A. Wilson, Bremen, Ga., Rt. 2. elected Thurmond Grey melon seed, dc lb; 4 Ibs. or more. 60c Ib., del. W. . Branan, Lewiston, Ga. - N. C. short stem and cabbage col- ards mixed, 50c lb. J. Mitch Boat- ight, Coffee, Ga. - Qld fashioned tender cornfield bean eed, 35c lb., 3 lbs. for $1., del. J. A. dams, Hull, Ga. Fresh Watson and Imp. Kleckley weet watermelon seed, 50c Ib. ea.; tocky Ford cantaloupe seed, 75c Ib. OB here. H. G. Joiner, Pavo, Ga., - lbs. clean and sound okra seed, Oc lb., or $1.75 for lot; extra long pod lot red pepper seed, 10c thls. Mrs. my Robinson, Bowdon, Ga., Rt. 6. 80 lbs. white velvet okra seed, $8, del. G. C. Laster, Fairburn, Ga., RFD or 48c,, del. ordele, Ga., S Sweet pepper seed, 6c pkg. or 50c a cupful; Palma Christi, Orange Prince Marigold, mixed Cosmos, 6c pkg., 3 for 15c, 6 for 25c. Will exch. for mustard, pumpkin and Martin gourd seed, or for dbl. tatting; 6 tatted medallions, tomato, cabbage, onion or Porto Rico purple skin potato plants. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 5. Mixed colored running butter bean seed, lots of white willow among them, 12c for 1-2 pt. del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga. _Select long handle dipper gourd seed, liberal quantity, 7c; Hastings mixed Gaillardia seed, 5c pkg.; French honey- suckle vine, well rooted, 2 for 10c del. Eloise Newton, Gordon, Ga., Rt. 3. 1 1-2 lbs. Wilkins melon seed, trom large stock, $1 lb., or lot for $1.35 del. Mrs. Wm. Clark, Fairburn, Ga., Rt. 4. Orange cane seed, $1.50 bu. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga. A few lbs. Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed, 75c lb. Mrs. Clyde Hogg, Buena Vista, Ga. 250 Ibs. English pea seed: 100 Ibs. Perkins improved okra seed. Make me an Offer. J. M. Bussell, Mystic, Ga. Pumpkin seed, 15c pt.; musk melon and cantaloupe sed, mixed from choice ful; cucumber seed, 10c cooking spoon- at ee Elsie Tuck, Ellijay,. Ga., Heading winter collard seed, hot red pepper seed, white rind cucumber and musk melon seed, 5c tablespoonful; black eyed peas. Write if interested. Add postage on small orders. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 6. 5 Ibs. Hastings long green cucumber seed, 75c lb. or $2.50 for lot. Will exch. for peanuts or onions. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner, Ga. Few lbs. Stone Mt. and McGuire watermelon seed, $1 lb., or exch. Miss Idolee Whisnant, Social Circle, Ga. Hastings Georgia collard seed, 10c oz., or will exch. for anything of equal value in flowers. Mrs. Lizzie Webb, Meigs, Ga. : Orange or honey drip cane seed, se- lected for planting, 50c gal. Add post- age. J. R. Pilcher, Villanow, Ga. White okra seed, 10c pt. or 50c gal. OS postage. Thos Seay, Conley, Ga., So Pure hand selected long banana musk melon seed, 10c tablespoonful, or 78c lb. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 4. Sweet and hot pepper seed, 10c table- spoonful; early flat Dutch cabbage plants, tomato plants, 20 per 100; also ferns. Add postage. Myrtle Jackson, talking: Rock, Ga. Rt:3: SEED WANTED Want Cashaw seed. Advise what kind and amount you have, and price. C. F. Cole, Atlanta, Ga., 680 Lee St, Ss. W. Want late cabbage seed. Will way cash or exch. strawberry plants, axe and hammer handles. J. R. Bramulett, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 4. : Want white half runner tend r gar- den beans seed, i pt. at once. Mrs. J. M. Bailey, Cordele, Ga., Rt. B. Want 1 lb. white bush butter beans; 1 lb. white running butter beans; 1 Ib. stringless green beans; 1 10c pkg. Brim- mer tomato seed; 1 gal. onion sets. Will exch. bush butter boaans or sew- ing. Write what you have. Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Daisy, Ga. Want about 10 lbs. carpet grass seed. S. L. Spires, Arabi, Ga. E Want 2 or 3 lbs. old fashioned 1-2 runner tender garden bean seed, white; also dahlia flowered Zinnia seed, nink. rose, cream or white canna bulbs. Will exch. Klondyke strawberry plants, sweet pepper or tomato seed for same. Mrs. Icie Warwick, Leaf, Ga. Want to exch. speckled crowder peas for squash seed, 1 lb. peas for 1-2 lb. squash seed. Mrs. W. L. Fussell, Hazle- hurst, Ga., Rt. A. melons, long pod okra seed, 15c cup- | COTTON SEED FOR SALE Half and half cotton seed, Cleveland culled from Black seed, in 2 1-2 bu. sack, 2 yrs. from breeder, $1.25 bu. D. W. Loyd, Jr., Chester, Ga Wannamaker Cleveland Big Boll cot- ton seed, recleaned, 100 Ib. bags, $1.50 bu. C. S. Bryant, Bartow, Ga. cotton seed, recleaned, $1 bu., in 100 lb. sacks. E. M. Bowen, Bartow, Ga, Pure Half and Half cotton seed, $1.25 bu., also Hawkins extra Prolific big boll cotton seed, $1.50 bu., bale per acre. Mrs. A. R. Brooks, Donovan, Ga. Cleveland big boll cotton seed, 1 bu. $1.25; 2 bu. $2.25, over, $1 bu. FOB my shipping point. J. E. Martin, Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 3. 50, bu. Half and Half cotton seed, Summerours variety, 2nd yrs. plant- ing, $1.50 bu. FOB here. J. C. Lewis, Hastman, Ga. Salsbury cotton seed, $1.25 bu.; Van- divers Heavy Fruiter, $1.75 bu.; Cooks Improved, $1.50 bu. John Henry Lev- erette, Parrott, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 101. Wannamaker Cleveland Big Boll cot- ton seed, sound, pure and well matured, $1 a bu. FOB here. John Roberts, Dal- las, Ga., Rt. 7. : A few more bu. Salsbury cotton seed, $1 bu. FOB Chatsworth. J. W. Brad- ley, Chatsworth, Ga. Cokers Extra -Cleveland cotton seed, reg. by Ga. Crop Imp. Assn.; guaran- teed better than 99 per cent pure and above 90 per cent germination. In new 100 lb. bags, $1.50 bu. This cot- ton averaged $10 per bale premium over regular market here last season. H. O. Lovvorn, Carrollton, Ga. College No. 1 cotton seed, $1 bu. FOB here. C. C. McKnight, Senoia, Ga. Farm Employment FARM HELP WANTED Want reliable farmer to care for buildings, woods, etc., about 25 miles of Atlanta. Use of farm land free. References required. Leo Grossman, 1150 East North Ave. Apt. C-7, Atlanta Georgia. \ Want a family, colored or white to work.in tobacco. House rent free, 75c per day for children, $1.50 to $2 for adults. J. E. Groover, Stilson, Ga. Want single man to work on share basis on small truck farm, board and lodging free. B. J. Hartman, Ochloch- nee, Georgia, Route 1. Want two sober reliable men to work on farm for wages or fifty-fifty. Miss L. Strickland, Lawrenceville, Georgia, Route I. : Want man, woman or couple to live on place and help care for it. Will give free house rent, use of poultry yard, garden and barn. J. M. M., Stone Mountain, Ga. ox 297. Want farm labor for wages or share croppers. Good location and accommo- dations. R. C. Roberts, Jefferson, Ga. Want farm labor to help make crop. Will give $20 per month and board. | J. A. Webb, Athens, Ga. Route 2. ant a good blacksmith to locate in ee ane work to keep him busy. Address. Post Office Box 38, Whigham, Georgia. Want young man for general farm work. J. B. Young, Chamblee, Georgia, oute 2. : ee farm, hand, strictly honest, in- dustrious and with high school educa- tion: one that can keep up Ford. car, work garden patches and milk. Pre- fer married man. W. H. Waddelle, | Pearson, Georgia. Want a man to attend 15 acres on halves and do odd~jobs to pay his board. Near church and school. Write for information. Mrs. B. Morris, Car- rollton, Georgia, 70 M. Ave. Want honest, reliable person that can furnish self to run a 2 horse farm. Mrs. M. E. Jones, Shellman, Georgia, Route 4. : Want hand to work on farm, live as one of the family. Will give reason- able price and board. J. T. Frazier, Cumming, Georgia, Route 3. a A good rich farm for a Christian gentleman who is able and will work this farm, or will hire a boy, $15, board and laundry a month. I live on this farm, 1-4 mile north of Byronville, on A. B. & C. RR. Come, dont. write. Miss Hattie Brand, Vienna, Georgia, RFD 2. Want lady to live on farm with _el- derly couple and look after poultry etc. Mrs. J. G. Morton, Kirkland, Ga. Want a farm hand, young or old, to attend to about 10 or 12 acres, and help with cows and hogs for about 12 or $14, board and laundry a month. Good community. J. P. Smith, Sr., Homerville, Georgia, Rt. 1, Box 37. - Wannamaker Cleveland Big Boll | ~ Want famuy to cultivate 80 acres near Lithia Springs. W. J. Garner, Atlanta, Ga, 387 Haas Ave. Want white man for farm help $15, board and laundry a month. Straight time. A. B. Fuller, Buford, Ga. Rt. 1. Want a good man or boy to plow a small farm and give good attention to it. $18, board and washing a month. John L, Bennett, Screven, Ga. Route 2, Box 31. Want middle age man and wife, no children, to live in house with aged couple on farm. Orchard, some truck and vegetables, small grain and hay crops, attend to stock, bees, etc. $25 a month and board for both. Write for particulars. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Georgia, Route 2. Want young, single white man, able bodied and willing to work, for general farm work. Pay $15 a month, board and lodging. Straight time, commence at once. Write for information. Major Crow, Gainesville, Georgia, Rt. 1. Want man and wife or widow with one or two boys large enough to work to help in cultivating and gathering strawberries. C. G. Byington, Boling- - broke, Georgia. ~ Want farmer to cultivate 8 acres to- bacco, and 20 acres cotton, 15 acres of truck such as corn, potatoes, etc. Land broke and plants about ready. I furn- ish guano and necessary supplies and cash. Write for particulars. D. P. Mar- tin, Cobbtown, Georgia. Want married man for general farm work on wages. State salary. Wm. L. Harrison, Milledgeville, Ga . Want young colored man and _his wife for garden_and general work a- round house. $40 a month with good house and board. J. W. Lundeen, De- catur, Ga. East Lake, Rt. 1. POSITIONS WANTED Want job on farm by experienced man witi wife and 2 children. Dairy work considered. J. D. Roberson, Co- lumbus, Ga. 3015 5th Ave. Want contract for making 15 or 20 thousand crates before shipping sea- son, then job as superintendent pack- ing shed. Life time experience. Satis- faction guaranteed. Give full particu- lars in first letter. H. C. Philmon, Marshall ville, Georgia. Have found a position. Answer to many inquiries. W. L. Robitzsch, Fitz- gerald, Ga. Route 3. Want job on farm within 15 miles of Griffin at $1 a day and board. Ex- perienced farmer, single, 24 years of age, sober and trustworthy. Dan Dar- sey, Griffin, Georgia, Route A. Will furnish mule and plow gardens around Avondale and Scottdale. Phone orders to Ivy-1156. Monroe Boswell, Atlanta, Georgia, 889 Edgewood Ave. - Want to get in communication with | man that needs man to handle trac- tor, truck and all kinds of improved machinery and keep same in repair and run gin for 1929 and following years to come. A. B. C. Care of J. H. Camp- bell, Tax Collector, Cleveland, Ga. z Want Job by day or month. Experi- enced farmer in growing cotton, corn and peanuts, also have had some ex- perience in tobacco growing. tate salary paid in first letter. W. H. Roach, Columbus, Ga. 2517 2nd Ave. Young, single man wants job of general farming, or truck driving. Can start at once. Amos Cardin, Berlin, Ga. Route 1, Box 79. INCUBATORS FOR SALE Mammoth incubator, Miller Ideal triple deck, 11,700 egg capacity, guar- anteed to be in good operating condi- tion. Write. 500 chick Buckeye Blue Flame brooder in first class condition, $15 FOB Fort Valley. S. P. Howe, Fort Valley, Georgia. ips 2 Sol-Hot brooders, cheap? Wallace, Bowdon Junction, Ga. One No. 9 Buckeye Mammoth incu- bator, 2300 egg capacity, hatches 64 doz. eggs per week, cost $550 and freight and has been used one season. Will sell at a bargain. B. C. Brown, Fort Gaines, Georgia. CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN 3 MEAL FOR SALE Mexican June corn 6c lb. Add post- age. Foster Norton, Douglasville, Ga. Route 3. 1M. lbs. Queens Golden popcorn in even wt. 100 lb. bags, 7 .1-2c lb. FOB Albany. V. R. Bush, Albany, Ga. Pure Marlborough seed corn, $2.25 bu., $1.25 for 1-2 bu., 75c pk. FOB here. H. L. Chas. Adams, Social Circle, Ga, ' bread, 25c. ct NEEDLEWORK OR SERVICES OFFERED 3 kxaided rag rugs, 32x24 in., $1.75 ea.; 1 sq. rug, 25x40 in, $1.75;, 4 yds. white hen and biddy tatting, 70c. Will exch. for equal value. Miss L. M. Averett, Buena Vista, Ga. 4 never fail yeast cakes, and recipes for making them, rolls, loaves and Mrs. Bell Godard, Gog- gansyille, Ga. Rt. 2/ Silk and gingham quilt scraps to sell or exch. Will also do all kinds of sew- ing reasonably. Mrs. Clyde Sandifar, Locust Grove, Ga. Handcraft weave pillow tops, $1; handcraft weave mats, 30c; table cover with wide crochet corner turned, cro- chet centerpieces embroidered buffet sets, 3 pieces on unbleached broadcloth, prices reasonable. Mrs. A. L. Ensley, - Yatesville, Ga., Rt. 1. Tufted bedspreads, $4, Will quilt and hem quilts for $1.25 each, parties to furnish all material and pay postage. Mrs. H. Y. Dangler, Adairsville, Ga., Rt. 4. Have several small size sewing bas- kets, 35c each; all kinds of pine needle work to sell or exch. for pot plants, flowers, tuft work. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga., Rt. 2. 1 4 piece white linen room set em-. broidered, tatting trimmed, $1.80. Sin- gle tatting, 10c yd.; double tatting, 15 yd. Miss Margie Brewer, Lumber City, . Ga., Rt. 1, Box 120. Infants crochet cars, 6 mo. size, $1; trimmed with ribbon rosettes and Ga. Tufted bed spreads, choice designs, 10-4 unbleached sheeting, done in fade- less tufting thread, $4.25 and- $3.50. Parties furnish material and will stamp and work spreads for 75c and $1 ea. 10 choice designs and will stamp spreads for 25c, parties to furnish cloth and pay postage. Miss Florrie Hughey, Ranger, Ga., Rt. 1. New gingham and percale quilt top pieced, $1.50 and $2 ea.; cream Ccro- cheted panel, $3, and scarf ends to match, $1 ea. yoke, $1. Mrs. C. R. Sorrelle, Monroe, SGa. Fh. ok, Pair of baby bootees, ecru, blue rib- pon crochet roll stitch cap to match, &3 per set: One< 18 in; centerpiece, white embroidered in colored thread, 3 in. crochet edge, $3. Mrs. G. A. John- son, Pitts, Ga., Rt. 2. Ladies hand painted handkerchiefs, 50c a., or will exch. for cut flowers or gourd or dill seed. One white table runner, embroidered in fast color, 34- 16 in. Will exch. for 1 gal. shelled pop- corn, each paying postage. Mrs. J. M. Gordon, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 5. - One Susan Burr hook rug needle, $1. Used only once. 8 lb. sack tops, 50-0c- tagon coupons to exch. for rooted pot flowers, each paying postage. Frances A. Henderson, Dallas, Ga., Rt. 5. Tufted bedspreads, different designs, fast colors, prices reasonable. Write White crocheted gown. strings, $1.25. Mrs. J. Winters, Buford, | Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Adairsville, Ga., Rt. 3.. Crepe paper roses, unwaxed, 75 doz. Miss Thelma Ivey, Milledgeville, Ga., Rt 2, Borie Crepe paper flowers, different colors, roses, peonies, straw flowers, poppies, 4 for 25c del. Mrs. Ebbie Taylor, Oak- man, Ga., Rt. 1. Tufted bedspreads, different designs, worked in fast color thread. Reason- able prices. Write Cleo Lewis, Adairs- ville, Ga., Rt. 3. All kinds of tatting Mrs. Sam _ Fitzgerald, Rt.:1. Artificial Easter lilies, different col- for sale or_exch. Rochelle, Ga., ors, also pure white cones, 50e doz. Len- tie Taylor, Yatesville, Ga. 1 tatted baby yoke, medallion pat- tern. Sell or exch. for 2 nice hens, any breed, or 2 settings of pure bred eggs. White Wyandottes preferred. Mrs. W. F, Webb, Cobbville, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 52. Bedspreads, bowknot and daisy de- sign, $4; other designs reasonable. Will also exch. Write. Miss Ellie Belcher, Adairsville, Ga., Rt. 3. Tufted bedspread, Wild Rose, circle pasket, check border basket, fadeless | color thread, full size, $4, or exch, for pure bred Barred Rock baby chicks. Mrs. J. S, Greene, Adairsville, Ga., Rt: 2 Several yds. nice white tatting, dbl., 25c yd. single, 12 1-2c yd. Made of good thread. mercerized thread, 12 1-2c yd. Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, Gordon, Ga., Rt. 3. Quilts pieced, large size, $1 ea., plain sewing, crocheting aud embroidering neatly done. Reasonable prices. Mrs. Charlie Rice, Maxeys, Ga., Rt. 95. Squares for 4 quilt tops, $1 ea.; also 50 flour sacks, 5c ea., a few sugar sacks. Will exch. for B. R. hens or pullets. Mrs. E. P. Bennett, Madison, Ga. RFD. 1 emb. bedspread, basket design, with olster, fast colors, on unbleached seam- Jess sheeting, $4.50, or will exch. for 40 R. I. Red or Barred Rock day old chicks. 1 appliqued apron, 75c; will exch. for 3 lb. colored Bunch butterbeans. Mrs. T. J. Thaxton, McDonough, Ga., Rt. 3. Hand made double.stitched 5 pocket overalls, size 2 to 4 yrs. 80c per., del.; 2 pr. $1.50; round cretonne and sateen sofa. pillow tops, blue or rose center gathered boxing, 45c ea. or 3 for $1. Cash with order. Canon; \Ga. Rt. 1. 1 hand tufted bedspread, 10-4, any color, $4.50; 1 9-4 tufted in daisy de- sign green and gold, fast color, $3; 1 swinging basket 8-4, $2.50. Mrs. T. W. Cline, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2. 1 tufted bedspread in diamonds, fast color, blue, and pillow cases to match, $3, or exch. for Wyandotte pullets 8 weeks old. Hand emb. pillow cases, tea aprons, scarfs, tatting and crochet, will exch. for quilt scraps. Mrs. Adelle Johnson, Sparta, Ga. . Handkerchiefs for sale, or made on halves. Will embroider corners. with initials. Will do all kinds of fancy work. Mrs. Tom Murphy, Chipley, Ga., care Tom Bishop, Rt. 3. _ 1 bedspread worked with lazy daisy stitch, in fast colors, 90-99 in., bleached white, $8; bureau scarf, with tatting medallion on each end, $2, postpaid. Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Suwanee, Gat Rt. eran a8 . Single and double tatting, 10c, 20c, 25c yd.; tatted yokes, $1.25 and $1.50 ea.; emb. handkerchiefs, 15c ea.; aprons 75c ea. Will do fancy sewing reason- ably. Miss Addie Hughey, Ranger, Ga., FUG : Will do all kinds of fancy sewing and embroidering, also tufting. Write for particulars. Mrs. W. H. Hughey, Rang- er: Gat Rb. Le 20 yds: single tatting, made of No. 100 C.M.C. thread, 10 yds. for $1; tat- ting made of spool thread No. 50, $1.20. Mrs. W. J. Harrison, Zetella, Ga. Two good quality gingham quilt tops, large size, $2 each. Mrs. W. T. Brown, Patterson, Ga., Rt. 2. 1 pair old fashioned homespun wool] blankets, white, $15 pr. Mrs. Eljza Weeks, Dial, Ga. : Fancy work patterns, baskets, tulip vases and lily, 15c ea. 1 bedspread emb. on bleached seamless sheeting, chrysanthemum design, 81 in. wide, $5. Add postage. Myrtle Jackson, Talking Rock; Ga., Rt. 3. 1 unbleached bedspread in pateh work, tulip design, with pillow cases to match, $5; crepe paper flowers, roses, 60c per doz.; sweet peas, 2 doz. for 25c. Eulala Buchanan, Chickamau- ga, Ga., Rt. 1. Large crocheted centerpiece, ecru, $3. Will take orders for emb. or crocheting, prices reasonable. Write Mrs. E. H. Burt, Alpharetta, Ga., Rt. 1. Pillow cases made of good grade tubing, hand emb. in fast colors, edged with scalloped hemstitched and nar- row hand crocheted edge, 36 in. wide, $1.70 pr.; ladies aprons emb. fast col- 25e ea., all delivered. 7 yds. Micrama fringe, 75c yd.; the 7 yds. for. $5, or exch, for chicken feed sacks. Make best offer and send stamp for reply. Mrs. M. C. Conner, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 4. . 1 white dresser scarf, 58 in. long, 17 in. wide, trimmed with ecru fringe and emb, in large flowers in fast colors, $2, or exch. for 1,000 Porto Rican potato -plants or 25 Brown Leghorn baby chicks 3 yds. of grey, real fine, Mrs--J: lL. Dudley, |Mrs. W. B. Blue, Atlanta, linen color ors, 60c; transfer emb. designs 10c and.|. WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT NEEDLEWORK, F LOWERS an d SEEDS, MISCELLANEOUS del. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 4. 4 white bedspread, basket and daisy design pillow cases to match with tat- ting trimming all on fruit of the loom sheeting, $4. Will do plain sewing at reasonable price and emb. spreads and furnish patterns for $2.50; also patterns 5c ea. Mrs. C. L. Hamby, Greenville, Ga., Rt. 3. Tufted bedspreads, also bedroom sets, fast color thread, sell or exch. for Parks strain Barred Rock baby chicks. Write for particulars. Mrs. Esther Lewis, Rydal, Ga., Rt. 2. Tufted bedspreads, medium weight, unbleached. sheeting, large size with bolster. Wild Rose basket design and others. $3 ea. del. Miss Leila Weeks, Dial, Ga. Dresser, mantel and table runners, crochet in Star design, all for $1; 1 collar, ecru thread, Grape and Leaves design, and yokes crochet in Diamond and other designs, $2; childrens yoke, 75c; end for dresser scarf to exch. for 15 Barred Rock eggs. ner, Clevland, Ga., Rt. 4. Fancy and home sewing, neatly and reasonably done; baby aprons, good quality linen, hand emb. up to 3 yr. size 35c ea., or 3 for $1. Mrs. W. H. Brown, Helena, Ga., RFD 2, Box 103. Hand-made flower baskets, No. 2 reed, including handle, 24 in. tall, lined, etc., 75 ea. Add 7c extra for postage. Miss Janie Lee Nunn, Crawfordville, Ga. RFD 2. Nice, old time quilt patterns. Sell or exch. for others not in'my collection. : Such as pieced Orange Blossom, Rose of Sharon. Send list of yours, will send mine in return. Mrs. T. W. Byars, White, Ga., RFD 1. 10 hand made quilted quilts, also 1 feather bed and pillows. G. H. Mitch- ell, Yatesville, Ga. Plain and fancy sewing, reasonable. \ Ga., 969 White St.,.phone. West 0857-W. Plain and/ fancy sewing, reasonable. Write for prices and further informa- ae Mrs. B. J. Jackson, Culloden, Ga.., Table runner, 16 in. wide, lace fringe on ends, 12 in. deep, $3.50; 42 in. and 86 in. pillow cases, emb. in fast colors, $1.05. Mary E. White, Temple, Ga., Rt.<3; Box). : 2 quilt tops and enough squares for 1 more, made of gingham and other cotton goods, $3.25 for lot. P. O. money order, please. Miss Amanda Grace, Lumber City, Ga. : Artificial flowers, different varieties, 50c and 60c doz.; smaller size, 30c doz. oe waxed. Miss Mae Coffee, Louisville, a. Bedspread and 2 old fashioned tufted counterpanes and 1 set blacksmith tools, second hand; 1 old-fashioned woolen bedspread and several nice home made quilts. R. F. Turner, Hills- boro, Ga. ve _ Crocheted yokes, lovely designs, 35 in. bust, 3 1-2 in. deep, 5 in. at shoulder strap, $4.50; tatted centerpieces, 20 in. across, $7, or exch. for pure bred hens not over 2 yrs. old, or Bronze Big Bone turkey hens, already mated, ea. pay- ing expense. Write first Mrs. Carrie Lou Sanders, Knoxville, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 8.. 9 ~ ; 5 : nee ee ee Clover Leaf lace, -2 in. wide, $1.50; 2 : j insertion, 3-sin., SL. ee oe thread; 1 rug, 32 1-2 in. diam., made of hose plaited, $2. Will exch. rug for good cotton free from seeds. Mrs. G. W. Hyatt, Sweet Green, Ga. Ladies hand made emb. handker- chiefs, 25c ea., and other kinds of emb, work. .Miss. Chester Freeman, Haw- kinsville, Ga., Rt. 1. Fancy flower baskets, 20c to 35c ea.; also fancy pine bur baskets and trinket boxes, 20c to 75c ea., postpaid. Perry Kenney, Monroe, Ga., Rt. 2. Crepe paper flowers, waxed or plain; Easter lilies, 35 ea., or 3 for $1; Jap- anese lilies, 50c ea.; large roses; 25c ea.; Gardenia, 15c ea.; sweet peas, 30c doz. Miss Fannie M. Floyd, Adairs- Ville, Ga. Rtn 3. Sheets, pillow cases, scarfs, aprons, 10c and 15 ea.;-crocheting and tatting. Mrs. Mae Tur-. Made of good Write for details and prices. Miss 1 M. Mason, Kite, Ga., Rt. 1. ; Infants ready made tatted bootees, 60c pr.; caps, $1.25; 1 bedspread de- 2 sign. Cash with order. Add _ postage. Miss Maud Roper, Dawsonville, Ga, Riot 3) ; NEEDDLEWORK WANTED Want quilt scraps to piece on halves; also emb. work, bedspreads and other sewing, at. reasonable prices; quilting at $1.50 a quilt, party to furnish: ma- terial. Mrs. T. C. Ga., RFD 4. Want discarded clothing and worn out hose to work into rugs. braided, crocheted, or knit and join to- gether rugs. Write for further infor- mation. Mrs. D. J. Grayson, Green- back, Tenn. Want to exch. 2 new shirts for 2 new quilt tops. Box 38, Griffin, Ga. : : Want to do all kinds of plain sew- ing. Prices reasonable. Mrs. L. A. see Milledgeville, Ga., Rt. 5, Box |. Want neat hand embroidery and sew- _ ing. Will exch. Write what you have to work on and to exch. Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Daisy, Ga. x Want to piece quilts on halves, par- ties to furnish scraps and I will fur- nish thread and quilt for $1.50 a quilt. ae J. E. Martin, Gainesville, Ga., Want bedroom sets to embroider on halves or tufted work, other party to ~ pay postage. Also have crepe paper flowers for sale or exch. 2 doz. for 50 | eo Roses 25ce' doz. =~ octagon soap coupons. waxed, 50c doz Jonquils, sweet peas, poppies, 18 for 25c, waxed 50c; large pond lily and bud, $1.50, waxed heav- ily. Mrs. J. L. Thompson, Eastanolle, Ce. Re. 1, ce Want plain or fancy sewing to do at z Mrs. T. H. Pierce; reasonable prices. Howell, Ga. Want to make crepe paper roses and > : buds, 40c doz., all colors. Mrs. J. M. Terry, New Holland, Ga. Want plain sewing. -Write for par-. Miss Beanie Smith, Kite, Ga, ticulars. Rie 1 Will quilt quilts, $1. party pay post- age both ways. M. E. Ricks, Moultrie, Ga., Rt. 2. Want to do plain and faricy sewing. : Write for particulars. Mrs. Belle God- ard, Goggins, Ga. Want to quilt quilts for $1 ea. and piece tops for 50c ea. Parties must furnish thread: Mrs. D. T. Haynes, Commerce, Ga., Rt. 14. : FLOWERS AND SEEDS Blue Flag and White lilies, 25c doz. fete J. S. Anderson, Adairsville, Ga., Milk and-Wine lilies, 10c ea.; Sweet shrubs, 10c ea. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Sylvester, Ga., Rt. 3.. : Dorothy Perkins rose vines, 3 kinds of ferns; Oxalis. Sell or exch. for full pre eggs. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Blue Flag lilies and yellow Jonquils, 25e doz. or 5 doz. $1. Mrs. Glenn Crawford, Martin, Ga. ~ oe Shasta daisies, Red Verbena, 5 colors = Mums, 25 doz.; red and yellow Can- nas, 50c doz.; Dusty Miller, 15c doz.; Travelers Delight, 25c doz.; well root- ed pink Crepe Myrtle and purple lilac, 20c ea., 6 for $1; large, white flower- ing Moon Vine seed, 25 for 10c. All del.. Walton Craft, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 3. Red Crepe Myrtle, golden bells, pur- ple lilac, all well rooted, 20c ea.; white Narcissus, 30c doz.; monthly rooted rose bushes, 20c ea. Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 4. Purple and pink Verbena, 3 well root-_ ed pieces, 10c; sweet violets, 10c doz.; Dusty Miller, 15c doz.; Amaryllis bulbs, 35c and 50c ea.; Giant Cannas, 3 for 25c; white Iris, 40c doz. All postpaid. Mrs. A. D. Windham, Reynolds, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 85. Phlox, large plants, starred and fringed, black eyed Susans, yellow daisies, 25c doz., or will exch. for plants of Hibiscus, Begonias, Sultanas, Fuch- sia, Ostrich Plume or Boston fern. Mel- lie Merritt; Cairo, Ga., Rt. 2. Smith, Rockmart, Either Cash with order. Mrs. oo Mrs. Markie Myers, ink and red May and June Cactus, . old, 30c ea.; Blue Flag lilies, 75c doz., cash or exch. for Beefsteak Be- gonias, any kind of ferns, except lace: Sultanas, Palms, Dahlias, all colors, Cannas. Must be well rooted. Write Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Adairsville, Ga., Bie 3: _ Well rooted red Magnolia, 25c, 40c, and. 50c ea.; yellow Jasmine, Tunika (lavender), Althea (single pink). Eng. dogwood, lic ea.; Easter lily, Blue Iris, 25c ea.; single blue Hyacinths, Lemon lily, Giant Snowdrop, yellow Crocus, (dbl. and single). Larkspur plants, 15 doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. G. Fite, _ Resaca, Ga. : _ Canna lilies, Golden Rod, 10c ea.; Dorothy Perkins roses, 15c ea.; blue violets, 15 doz.; Snowballs, 25 ea.; Lilac, 20c ea. All well rooted. Mis. A. L. Hudgins, Rockmart, Ga., Rt. 3. Blue Iris, 30c doz.; August lilies, 15 ea.; Orange day lilies, and white chry- santhemums, 20c doz.; mixed colors Petunias, 10c doz.; Tuberoses, 1-2 doz., c; Jonquils, 15c doz.; Shasta daisies, 2 doz.,'25c. Cash or money order. Add . Mr. A. W. McCrary, Gaines- He; Gia. Rt. 1, : Pure white August lily bulbs, 25c ea., 2 for 45c; 5 for $1, del. Mrs. J. G. Burden, Elberton, Ga., Rt. 9. White Hydrangea, red Geraniums, June Cactus, Justicia, 15c ea.; mixed color Petunia plants, Shasta daisies, buttercups and Jonquils, 15c doz.; Blue. Tris, 25 doz.; Orange Day lilies, 20c, and Chrysanthemums, 20c doz. Add stage. No checks. Mrs. G. B. Mc- Crary, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 1. Blue Hydrangea, rooted, 20c ea.; dou- ble daffodils, butter and eggs, snowdrop bulbs, Tansy plants, 20c doz.; yellow primrose plants and blue flowering boxvine and winter chrysanthemums, Sweet blue violets, 15c doz.; purple lilac sprouts, flowering almonds, bridal wreath, rooted woodbine vine, 3 for _ 20c.; purple Iris, 6 for 25c. Mrs, Em- ma Clayton, Roy, Ga. : White and purple lilacs, pink Crepe _ Myrtle, varieties of roses, wisteria, can- nas, all rooted, 15c ea. or 2 for 25c; Fluffy Ruffles, 25c ea.; also red beauty tomato plants, Ruby King pepper plants, 25c per 100. Add postage. Mrs. J. D. Pope, Box Spring, Ga., Rt. 2. Boxwood and Junipers, 50c; Arbor- vitae, 25c; daffodils, snowdrops, white Narcissus, 50c per 100; American Beau- ty roses, lilac Altheas, 20c ea. Mrs. J. L. Thomas, Morgantown, Ga. _ All colors cannas, Iris, single and double Altheas, in any quantity, rooted plants, roses, fig and magnolia trees, running vines for hanging baskets and other plants. Miss Lula Gachet, 238 12th St., N:W.; Atlanta, Ga. Geneva -8082-J. _ King Humbert canna bulbs, $1 doz., or 10c ea. Sarah Henderson, 475 Oak- dale Ave., S.E., Atlanta, Ga. : _. Red and salmon pink Amerillis bulbs, 50c ea.; also Velvet okra seed, 10c ta-. _blespoonful or 50c 1-2 pt. Add postage. Mrs. T. A. McClendon. Bremen, Ga. - Yard flowers, shrubbery and plants and bulbs to exch. for box plants and white feed and flour sacks and silk scraps. Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanolle, Ga. - Blue Jap Iris lilies, 60c doz.; 6 root- ed roses, 50c; Narcissus, double daffo- dils, 30c doz.; Clematis creeper, 15c ea.; Crimson Trumpet creeper, 40c doz. H. Wilson, Morganton, Ga. Snapdragon plants, 25c doz.; Shasta isies, 15c doz.; periwinkle, 5c doz.; d and purple dahlia bulbs, 10c each. Will exch. for bedding Lantanas, lilies, white verbena. Add postage on orders a 50c. Mrs. W. R. Wise, Wadley, TB. : 2 yr. old Coral or pink vines, 30c ea. Mrs. E. J. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. Giant white Puritan chrysanthemum plants, 6 for 25c; cream, pink, and yel- low, 3 for 25c; coreopsis plants, 20c doz.; white sweet pinks, white jonquil bulbs, 25c doz.; red Magic lily of Japan bulbs, 75c doz.; Amaryllis bulbs, 50c ea.; Spanish dagger palm, 75c ea.; all colors cannas, 3 for 25c. All state in- . Miss Cuba Carter, Lake Park, +8, Red Gladiola bulbs, 30c doz.; well rooted Junipers, 25c to $1 ea.; purple and white lilacs, 15c ea.; snowballs, 25c to 60c ea.; Xmas Jasmine, 35c ea. Add postage. Miss Irene Foster, Elli- Ways Ga. Rt. 8; Box: 48. Winter blooming sweet violets, 10c Z.; grass pinks, 20c doz.; lilacs, 15c orange lily, sweet Jonquils, Daffodils FLOWERS AND SEEDS | ea.; Marigold, zinnia and hollyhock seed, 10c pkg. Add postage on small orders: Mrs. J. Winters, Buford, Ga. Wandering Jew, 3 cuttings 5c; May and June cactus, 10c rooted; pinks, 5c bunch; Jap rose rooted,10c. Mrs. H. G. Fraser, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7. Blue sweet violets, 15 doz.; daisies, 20c doz.; Iris, white daisy chrysanthe- mums, 25 doz.; hollyhock seed, 20c cupful; zinnia seed, 10c pkg.; roses, 15c each. Miss Florrie Hughey, Ranger, Ga Rt. 1 Double red Japonica, boxwoods, well rooted, flowering peach trees, cedars, 25 ea.; crabapple, 2 for 1i5c;. winter pinks, yellow thornless roses, 50c doz.; twelve choice roses, $1 doz.; sugar plum sprouts, 15c ea. Mrs. Mae Wright, Lov- me Ga. Weeping linden, golden bell, forsythia, 3 for 25c; weiglia, Japanese honey- suckle, 20c ea.; violets, 3 doz. for 15c; chrysanthnemums, 2 doz. for 15c; purple lilac, Dorothy Perkins roses, 3 for 20c. yous Wilson, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box Cherokee roses, Azaleas, black walnut sprouts, $1 doz.; crabapples, 20c each; red Japonica, boxwoods, 25e ea.; lemon lily, 50c doz.; perennial phlox, 35c doz: T. &. Abercrombie, Morganton, Ga. Daffodils, Blue Iris, yellow _ lilies, 50e doz.; pink rose bushes, flowering pears, snowballs, birdseye,. Easter bushes, white, pink and purple lilies, 3 for 50c; white and pink rambler rose cuttings, crabapple, S5c ea. Miss Eula Mae Byers, Mineral Bluff, Ga. Blue Iris lilies, pink hardy phlox, lemon lilies, 30c doz.; pink peonies, 25c ea.; tiger lilies; $1 por 100. Mrs. H. G. Wilson, Loving, Ga. Eis Double pink Altheas, 3 yr. old, 75c; white Mary Washington rose vine 3 yrs. old, white Oleander, sweet. Pome- granate, 50c ea. Mrs. J. W. Boyett, Morris Station, Ga. : Giant Double Daffodils and cream Narcissus, blue and purple yard grass, 30c doz.; Jap Iris lilies, 60c doz.; lemon and tiger lilies, 35c doz.; Cherokee roses, $1 doz.; pink perennial phlox, ae doz. Mrs. A. Wilson, Morganton, Bean Golden yellow violets, galax, 20c doz.: Cherokee rose bushes, black raspber- ries, 50c doz.; tiger lilies, 15c doz. Mrs. Frank Wilson, Morganton, Ga. Horse radish roots, 10c ea.; 10 colors of dbl. and:single hollyhock; pink, blue, and white larkspur, Jap. sunflower, Palm of Christal, 10c cupful ea., purple lilac, snowball, yellow bells, 20c ea.; dbl. pink Almonds, 10c ea.; Gailardia and yellow African daisy seed, 10c cup ea.; Sweet Williams, 25c doz. | Will exch, for Spider or Amaryllis lily, early cabbage plants or other box flowers. Postage pd. on orders for more than 50c. Mrs. Julia Darnell, Jasper, Ga., Rt. 1. : All colors and varieties of Cannas, 50c doz.; white Sultanas, 15c ea.; dbl. violets, 25c doz.; dbl. white Fuschias, ; 15c; St. Bernard pot lily, green and white foliage, 20c; dbl. red and pink ivy leaf geraniums, 15c ea.; white Shasta daisies, 25c doz.; pink thrift |plants, 15c doz., $1 a 100. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam, Ga. Poppy, Shasta Daisies, Four oClocks, Sweet Peas, and Hibiscus seed, 10c pkg. ea., or will exch. for Geraniums, or any kind of cloth, flour and meal sacks. Mrs. Annie Lee Newton, Toc- coa, Ga. Spengeria ferns (3 yr. old plants, $1) and Wisteria vines, 15c ea.; red Gera- niums, Justicia, Oxalis, 10c ea.; pink cactus, large cuttings, 10c; Leopard Begonia, 40c ea.; Wandering Jew and Rainbow Moss, 3 for 10c; white vio- lets and yellow Flag lilies, 10c doz., or 75c a 100; Verbena, 5c ea.; May cher- ries, $1 doz.; catnip and sparsment, 10c doz. Mrs. M. J. White, Gainesville, Gas Rt a. Yellow thornless roses, 10c ea.; Dah- lias, decorative and show type, 15c and 25c.; cactus type, tri-colors, and other varieties, 25c ea.; Orange lilies, 10c and 15c ea.; Hymocallis lilies, dbl., yellow, very large, 25c ea.; Cigarette air plants, 10c ea.; cuttings Phlox, 25c doz.; Mex. Honeysuckle, 10c and 15c; Plumbago, 15c and 25c. Add postage. Lillian Thomas, Haralson, Ga. 50 Spengeri ferns, yr. old, 15c ea., 2 for 25c; larger size, 25c ea.; Maiden Hair fern cuttings, 25c ea.; Golden Glow, 45c doz.; Shasta Daisies, 25c doz.: large red Colens, 3 for 10c; Ver- bena, red and pink, 10c ea.; Hardy Dragonhead, 20c doz., 2 doz. 35c; pure Jap. Sunflower seed, 25c for 4 tbls.; = | Perennial Sunflower. plants, 15c doz.: mixed colors Chrysanthemums, 302 doz. Miss Mittie Collins, Smithville, Gan Rte 1, Large dbl. yellow Cannas, 15c ea.; 9 for $1; Larkspur, dbl. and single, ail colors, 15 doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. R. Sorrels, Monroe, Ga., Rt. I. Snapdragons, all colors, 15c_ tbls.; Dahlia, pink, white and variegated, 10c ea. bulb, $1 doz.; May red and pink and Xmas cactus, 10c ea. Cash with order. Miss Velvie Martin, Gaines- ville, Ga., Rt. 9. Red Cannas, 30c doz. yellow, 40c doz. Mrs. Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7., All colors and varieties Canna bulbs, 50c doz.; Sweet William, Phlox, Rose cutting, all colors, etc.,.25c doz. ea.; monthly rooted roses, large bushes, $1.50 Salmon and Vo Sy Ladd, ea.; Dahlia bulbs, $1 doz.; Chimney vine, rooted, and Verbena, red, 40c doz.; Hedge; 50c doz.; Strawberry plants, 25c a 100, $2 aM. Mrs. F. M. Titshaw, Braselton, Ga. Dbl. red bronze leaf Canna bulbs, 60c doz.; blue violets, 15c doz.; Blue lilac, rooted, 20c ea.; white Flag lilies, 15c ea.; pink Crepe Myrtle, 20c ea.; Hastings Chrysanthemums, 40c: doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. T. Caldwell, Milner, Ga., Rt. :2. Abelia cuttings, 30c doz.; blue Hy- drangea, 15e ea.; thornless yellow rose, 25 doz.; dbl. pink Oleanders, 20c ea.; single white, 10c ea.; umbrella palms, 25c ea.; all well rooted; also cabbage, mustard and collard seed. Will exch. for giant shasta daisies, snapdragons, dbl. hollyhocks, pansy and any color of big Mums plants, Geraniums, and Be- gonias. Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. Trixie Moore, Ray City, Ga., Rt. 2. Hardt Phlox, bridal wreath, pink Al- monds, four coiors of Iris, golden glow, blackberry lily, 5c ea.; mock orange, lemon lily, rosy spirea, and thornless yellow rose, 10c ea., or will exch. for Barred Rock eggs. Mrs. L. W. Slaugh- ter, Rising Fawn, Ga. Paniculata hardy white Clematis vine, yellow primrose, hills of snow, white hydrangea, lemon lily, winter blooming yellow Jasmine, all 10c ea.; 4 colors of Iris, mixed colors perennial phlox, Sweet Rocket; purple and near white violets, Sweet Williams, 25c doz. |- Mattie Slaughter, Rising Fawn, Ga. Narcissus bulbs, ferns, cactus. Sell or exch. for pure bred eggs. Mrs. #. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga. All kinds of ferns, Xmas cactus, cen- tury plants, mock orange, yard grass, Daytura, milk and wine lilies, red Amarillis, Egyptian Ear Jewel, 10c; moss baby tears, Jesticia cuttings, hy- . drangea cuttings, 5c; red and gold Lan- tana, 20c; cream and rose Lantana, 25c; white rambler roses, orange May lilies, 20c doz.; ink Crepe Myrtle, 25c. Add postage. Ida Baugh, St. George, Ga. nia, well rooted, 15c ea. Well_rooted blue Hydrangea, rooted Cape Jesmine, 30c ea.; canna lilies, yellow spotted lilies, verbena, 10c ea.; several colors, large curly mums, jon- quils and buttercups, 30c doz.; sweet pea seed, 10c pkg. White conk Bego- Wells, Hinesville, Ga. Yellow and red variegated canna bulbs, 15c ea.; Mexican staf bulbs, ox- allis bulbs, wild flag lilies, hardy phlox, 10c doz.; Star of Bethlehem, tiger lilies, 5 ea.; also ferns and begonias. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga., Rt. 2. Golden bells, flowering pear, white sweet pinks, shirt button, kudzu cut- tings, jonquil and orange day. lilies, 1-2c ea. Add postage. Will exch. for little summer blue lily. Mrs. B. C. Meacham, Avondale Estates, Ga. Shasta Daisies, large cream curled Chrysanthemums, yellow daisy Chry- santhemums, solid color .and white, white with yellow center, white German Tris, all 10c ea.; King Humbert cannas, red, bronze foliage, and yellow Gladia- tor canna, 2 for 25 ea. large, well rooted winter blooming dark purple and lav- ender Verbena, 15c ea.; Trish Gray, 10c doz. plants. Miss Anna Malphus, Tus- culum, Ga. Red, pink, salmon, white, well rooted Geraniums, 25c, $2 doz.; Crimson, pink, orange and purple Suitana, 20c ea., or $2 doz.; Sprengeri, 15c; Beefsteak Be- gonia, 25c; others, including Rubea, Manvle, Rex, President Carnot, 25c; Trailing Queen Colens, 15c, 2 fors25c; Boston and Norwood ferns, 20 and 25c; dbl. Hibiscum, 25c; pink, crimson and variegated dbl. Petunia, 15c ea.; pink and red June Cactus, 10c cutting; March Cactus, 5c ea., 3 for 10c; Oxalis, 4G 10c, all Mrs. Lula | colors monthly rose cuttings, 10c doz. Mrs. G. Conner, Gainesville, 1 Gqa., Rt. 7 Large pink and white Hibiscus, dbl. pink Peonies, 25c ea.; pink Phlox, Sweet William, 35c doz.; large Jap Iris and Lemon lily, 45c doz.; Cream Narcissus, gold center, $1 a 100; yellow Giant Daffodils,.25c doz.;.Golden Glow, 3 for 25c; pink Cherokee roses, pink Al- monds, pink Altheas, $1 doz.; Rhodo- dendrons, Hydrangeas, 25c; Strawberry | bush, 6 for $1. Boxwood cuttings, $4 a 100; collection of fine roses, 12 for $1. Sadie Wilson, Morganton, Ga. Hardy Phlox, 3 doz., 20c; rooted Hy- drangea, 10c ea.; Fall Pinks, all colors, 5c doz.; all colors Carnations, and Gar- den Pinks, 10c doz. ea.; Red Chrysan-> themums, 10c ea. Add postage. M. A. Brady, Murrayville, Ga., Rt. 1. Dorothy Perkins rose, Purple~ Lilac, Grandy Graybeard, Sweetshrub and Snowdrop bushes, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Josephine Spear, Mitchell, Ga. Large Red King Humbert Cannas, $2 a 100 or $15 a M; large yellow Can- nas, $1.50 a 100; white Flag Lilies, 50c doz. or exch. for Begonias or Gera- niums. Mrs.,J. R. Camp, Cordele, Ga. Canna bulbs, 50c ea., or exch. for Stiff Leaf Caladium bulb.. Miss Grace Hale, Doyle, Ga. 12 doz. Daisy Chrysanthemum slips; 3 doz. large yellow chrysanthemum slips. Make offer. Include postage. Mrs. Katherine Boone, Commerce, Ga., 11 Brookwood Ave. : Angel Wing, Conch shell and Dollar Begonia, 15 ea.; pink Sultana, 20c ea.; pink Oxalis and yellow Moss, 5c ea.; Ageratium and Sunflower, 15c doz. All rooted. Will exch. for any kind of box or yard flowers or flower seed. Miss aoe Howell, Meigs, Ga., Rt. 1, Box Rose color Peonie, 20c ea.+ Hills of Snow Hydrangea, Winter blooming Jas- mine, Forsythia, all 10c ea.; Red, pink and white Rambler Roses, 15c_ ea.; Sweet Syringa, 10c ea.; Sweet Rocket, 5c ea., Everbearing Strawberry, 25c ea. Tame Sarvis sprouts, 10c ea., or will exch. any of above for turkey eggs. | Hach party to pay postage their way. Mrs. L. W. Slaughter, Rising Fawn, Gas, Rta: Large red Hollyhock seed, mixed Four oClocks, small.purple hollyhocks, and small pink and yellow cansana, all 10c pkg. Elizabeth Miller, Grayson, Ga; Rte a. /S. A. Nut and Richard Geraniums, and pink mums, 10c ea., $1 a doz. Wal- ter W. McEver, Braselton, Ga. Yellow and red Marigold plants, 12 1-2c doz. ea. Pearlie McNair, Mitchell, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 92: Tall stiff leaf coladiums bulbs, 50c ea.; Shasta daisies, 3 doz. for 50c. Add. postage on orders less than $1. Mrs. L. P. Higginbotham,, Elberton, Ga., Rt. Chrysanthemums, assorted colors, blue and white flags, hollyhock plants, double and single, all colors, 20c doz.; zinnia, Marigold and hollyhock seed, 10c snuffbox full. Mrs. J. S. Greene, Adairsville, Ga., Rt. 2. Double zinnia, all colors, double touch-me-not, double red poppy, red four oclock, double red and pink hol- lyhock seed, 5c per tablespoonful. Add. postage. Miss Pearl Farmer, Rt. 1, Gainesville, Ga. ; Johnny jump-up plants, 20c = doz., del. Mrs. M. E. Jones, Shellman, Ga., Rt. 4. Purple lilacs, jonquils, daffodils, fra- grant English dogwood, blue Iris bulbs, crepe myrtle, rooted, Xmas cactus, old time monthly moss rose, sweet violets, flat yellow cactus. Will exch. any of above for early cabbage plnts., old fash- ioned tender cornfield bean seed, gera- nium cuttings, dahlia slips, large pink or white mums, everbearing Mastaden strawberry plants or raspberry sprouts, monthly rambler rose, Larkspur seed, different colors, many doubled to exch. for verbena, snap dragon, or bachelor buttes seed. Miss Emma Harris, Dem- erest, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 110. Japanese kudzu vine, Victoria Ivy vine, Dorothy Perkins rose, pink climb- er, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Julia if, Brown, Box 61, Garfield, Ga. Searlet President Cannas, 40c doz., $25 per M. Mrs. W. E. French, Box 627, Valdosta, Ga. 1 green and white century plant, 1 ~ sword fern, 1 sprengeria fern, 1 palm, bronze jew, all rooted plants for 50c. Add postage. Mrs. L. M. Aderhold, La- vonia, Ga. : (Continued on page fourteen) Nursery Stock for Sale and Wanted NURSERY STOCK FOR SALE White English old fashioned large clear seed peach trees; Yates and Horse apples; May cherry treees, all 2 years, old and 15 each; grape vine rooted 15c each, or exch. for box flow- ers, geraniums, ferns or. jew. Misi As L. Hudgins, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3. May cherries, 10c each. Mrs. VS; Ladd, Gainesville, Ga. Route 7. 4 M. stalks of Napier grass at 2 cents per stalk. K. R. Smith, Thoms-., Ga. RFD 2. May cherries, walnut bushes, 15c ea, 3 raspberry, 25c each; apple bushes, 20c each. John Wilson, Ellijay, Ga. i1.oute 3, Box 42. Pink and white crabapple 15 cach; tiger lilies 25c doz; Cherokee ases 50c doz.; purple violets 10c doz.; snow- drop 15c doz.; red and white honey- suckle 25c doz. Mrs. Lina Ammons, Mineral Bluff, Ga. English ivy, rooted, 20c; white ram- bler roses, rooted, 15c; cannas, Presi- dent, red, bronze, orchid and yellow 20c doz.; kudzu plants with purple berries, pink crepe myrtle, 2 years ea. 15c and 25c. Add postage. Ida Baugh, St. George, Georgia. Fresh willow switches, peeled or un- peeled. Write for prices. B. M., Mt. Zion, Georgia. : 1 million feet of sweet gum, and poplar. Reasonable terms. Nelson, Reynolds, Ga. Route 1. 6 Pyramid Arbor-Viteas, 15 inches high, $1 each; 10 globe arbor-viteas, 12 inches, 50c; 15 inches, 75c; boxwoods 12 and 15 inches, 50c and 75c; junipers 18 -inches, $1, 2 ft. $1.25. Snowballs, 25c each. Mrs. W. T. Pointer, Morgan- ton, Georgia. Boxwood rooted cuttings 10 years old, strong and free from disease, 12 to 20 inches, $1 each, $10 doz. $70 a 100; 4 to 6 inches high, $1 doz. $5 a 100 del. anywhere in Georgia., $40 M., also magnolia glaucia trees, 1 to 3 ft., $4 doz., $12 100, $95 a M. All orders sent prepaid. Miss Maud Hamby Greenville, Georgia, Route 3. Boxwood cuttings during April, $1 doz., $5,50 a 100 del. anywhere in Ga.; oak Gann also magnolia glaucia trees, $10 a 100;. hemoroculis fulea day lily bulbs, $1 _doz., $3.75 100; pink crepe myrtle, 1 to. 3 ft. $3 doz. $15 a 100; red crepe myrtle, same height, $4 doz., $15 a 100. All orders del. Mrs. Birdie Robinson, Greenville, Georgia, Route 3. Rooted dwarf boxwood plants, $1 a doz., $6 a 100, $25 for 500 del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. Pink crabapples, red trumpet creepee $35c doz.; Indian arrow woods, white dogwoods 25 doz.; white and spruce pines, $1 doz. Mrs. Ola Adams, Min- eral Bluff, Georgia. Rooted boxwood cuttings 90c doz., $4 a 100 del., $35 a M. Talmadge Rob- inson, Greenville, Ga. Route 3. Plum and pear bushes, apple, peach, crab and sweet apple trees, $1 doz.; huckleberry bushes, 50c doz.; purple lily, all summer blooming and _ lilac colored Easter blooming lilac; bridal wreath, weeping spirea, 15c each, or 2 for 25c; all summer blooming or- ange lilies, $1 a 100; red flowering yard pear bushes 25c each; cream col- ored narcissus $1 a 100 bulbs. D. M. Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 68. d Rooted prickley mock orange hedge plants $1 a 100 del. Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Millhaven, Georgia. Large box bushes. Write for price. Mrs. J. C. Dorn, Rayle, Ga. . - McDonald earliest blackberries $24 for 2 M., $12.50 a M., $1.50 a 100; kud- zu, large, 2 to 5 year old roots, $3 a 100, 25 for $1; Cherokee roses, $2 a 100; $18 a M. Well rooted, carefully pack- ed and postpaid. J. W. Toole, Macon, Georgia, Route 2. = Apple and peach trees, all leading varieties, 2 to 3 ft. 10c each; 3 to 4 ft. 15e each; Concord grape vines, 2 year, No. 1 15c each; pear trees, Keiffer and early harvest, 4 to 5 ft. 50c each; cherry and Texas umbrella shade trees, 3 to 4 ft. 50c each. All State inspected. C. M, Alexander, Leaf, Ga. Boxwoods from $3.25 to $3.50 FOB here. E. J. Mason, Jr., Lithonia, Geor- gia, Route 1. Sugar fig sprouts, well rooted, sell or exch. for Yates apple, Elberta peach 12 choice velvet roses 75c doz.; McDaniel, Hazelhurst, Ga. Route A. May cherry sprouts, sage plants, blue idac, all 10c each; yellow and _ red chrysanthemums, 25c doz; white, ,eady rooted Jap Rose 10c; yellow and ved cannas, 45c doz. or 5c each; yel- cow iris, 15c doz., old time yellow day lilies, 10c doz. MrsscH. (Gr Laser, Gainesville, Georgia, Route 7. Well rooted evergreen hedge plants $1.-a 100; pink May cactus, 10c per bunch. Wiss Melba Gladden, Talla- poosa, Georgia, Rt. 3, Box 60. Old fashioned large, wh. sweet apple tree _sprouis. Sell or exch. for Stewart and Money-Maker pecans. 2 apple trees for 1 pecan. Must be good size. Miss Emma Harris, Demorest, Georgia, Rt. 1, Box 110. Bermuda gruss roots, in toe sacks $: per sack, 7 sacks for-$5 FOB Winston L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. Concore. giape vines, 4 years old pruned, reauy to plent, $80 a M., $9 a 100; 10c eavn, less tan 100. wone less than 5 shipeed. R. H. Akin, Grif- fin, Ga. Route B. White scuppernong vines, well root- ed: yellow September peach trees; blue plum, all 20c and 25c each; Mogule 10, 20c and 25c each; uubrella China trees 1 and 2 years old, 15c, 20c and 25c each. No order for less than $1 and 10c and 15c postage. Mrs. C. R. Sor- rells, Monroe, Ga. Route 1. Sold all my privet hedge plants. Miss Ruth Gladden, Tallapoosa, Georgia. Silver maples from 2 to 25 feet high, make offer. Mrs. Horace Allen, Talking Rock, Ga. RFD 2, Care of J. C. Tatum. Several thousand Napier grass plants $7.50 a M., or 75c a 100. FOB Rentz. John F. Woodward, Dexter, Ga. Rt 1. Red Goose plum trees, nicely root- ed, 10c each, 6 for 50c postpaid. Stamps taken. A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, Geor- gia, Route 1. Stuart and Schley pecan trees, 50c to $1 each; Concord grape vines $2.50 doz.; roses, $5 a doz.; Chinese and American arbor-viteas $1 to $3 each; lombardy poplar 50c to $1.25 each, ac- cording to size; cedrus deodora, cedar of Lebanon, red cedar, $1 to $2.50 ea.; Japanese cypress $1 to $2 each; nan- dena domestica $1.50 to $2 each; pom- egranate, 3 years, 75c each; ligustrum | japonicum, ligustrum lucidum, 50c to $1.50 each; wigelia, deutzie, crepe myr- tle, althea, forsythia, philadelphus, winter honeysuckle, 50c to 75c each; abelia grandiflora, 3 years old, $1.25 each, 2 years old, $1 each, year old, 75c each; odds and ends of peach and plum trees, 25c to 50c each; Armor River privet seedlings $1 a 100 post- paid. James Cureton, Austell, Ga. Napier grass plants or roots, 1 cent each with instructions for planting and culture. A few exch. for kudzu plants. R. W. Best, Dover, Georgia. Maple, 10c each; azaleas 15c each, or 2 for 25c; heart leaf 20c doz.; Moun- tain ferns 20c doz. Ridge huckleberry 15c each, or 2 for 25c; violets 20c doz.; crabapples 10c each. E. F. Fain, Mor- ganton, Georgia. Brown turkey figs, small size, 7 for 50c; 15 for $1; kudzu plants, large, 2 to 5 years, $3 a 100, 25 for $1; McDon- alds very earliest blackberry $12.50 a M.; Premo early dewberry; Cherokee roses $12.50 a M., $1:50 a 100. Well rooted, properly packed and postpaid. J. W. Poole, Macon, Ga. Route 2.. Napier grass, the Souths. greatest forage crop, $1.50 per 100 stalks, or $1 a 100 for M. stalks or more. Burch Haven Farm, Perry, Ga. Boxwoods, cedar and spruce pines, 25c each; arbor-vitea and blue bells, 20c each; trailing arbutus, winter pinks and red blooming horemint 40c doz.; o0t. flowers, hen and little chickens, '30 each; honeysuckle vines and Easter bells, 10c each. Add postage. Mrs. Liney Hunter, Lewner, Ga. Crab apples and maples 15c each: snowdrops 25c doz.; huckleberry bushes 10c each; dusty miller, tiger lilies, jon- quils and daffodil bulbs 35c doz.; aza- leas and sugar plums, 3 for 50c; yellow thornless roses, 15c each; pink Chero- kee roses, 50c doz.; strawberry plants 25c a 100; all well rooted. Add post- age. Miss Dessie Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff, Ga. Care of Dehart box. Jonquils and daffodils, 40c doz.; tiger lilies 50c doz.; azaleas, all colors, 3 for 50c; arbor-vitea and junipers 50c each; crabapples 15c each; strawberry. plants 25c a 100. Maples, 15c each, or 2 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Myrtl Barton, Mineral Bluff, Ga. trees, or anything of equal value. J. D.| bulbs 25c a doz. |W. Leghorns. 500 rooted Lucretia dewberry plants $4.50 del. Will exch. 100 for setting of bantam eggs; cape jasmine and crepe myrtle 30c doz., 75c a 100; Hemorcalis fulva day lily, 30c doz., $2 a 100. Lois Woodruff, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. Muscadine and Fox Grape*vines, 10c each, 6 for 40c; pink perennial pea vines, 15 each; yellow root, 2 plants 5c: white star jasmine 10c each; pie plant and sage, rooted, same _ price. Dayle Eller, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3. Arbor-vitea 4 for $1; red. japonicas 25c each; strawberry plants 10c doz.; rhubarb 50c doz. All weil rooted. Add postage. Sherman Abercrombie, Lov- ing, Georgia. : Young 2 year old palms, very hardy and beautiful variety, time to reset now. Single plants $1, or $75 a 100. Phone, write or see. Mrs. E. D. Rich- ardson, Hawkinsyille, Ga. 205 Dooly Street. - Imagnolia, sweet bay, swamp and Mt. Laurels, and sweet shrubs 10c each. All well rooted. White dwarf Easter lily 20c doz.; white violets, baby flags .0 des; yellow tiger lilies, 10c each; yellow canna 10c each; dew drop lic doz.; blue star plants, 5c each; few winter pinks 2 for 5c; leopard grass 10c bunch; 3 kinds of ferns, rooted, 10c each; white and pink conch 10c each; strawberry begonia, 15c; white striped jew 5c; May and June cactus, rooted, 10c; blue verbena 10c doz. Flowering jew 5c each. Will exch. for amaryllis bulbs, hyacinths, lace fluffy-ruffly ferns, Rex or any kind of begonia. Miss Gladys Lewis, Toomsboro, Geor- gia, Route 2. 2 yr. old everblooming wisteria, 3 for 35c, 85c doz.; yocca, 6 for 30c, 50c a doz; giant ribbon grass 6 for 30c, 50c a doz.; white swan iris, 50 bulbs for $1; mixed, 8 colors, iris $1 doz.; yellow narcissus and butter and egg bulbs, June del. $1 a 100 and postage. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5. 4 inches, young peach tree from fine white and yellow Clingstone _ trees, seedlings, 25c a doz.; from same trees, 35c; rooted variegated running rose -bushes 8c; large walnut tree for furniture. Make offer. All del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga. Red raspberry roots, $1 doz. Mrs. R. C. Meaders, Dahlonega, Ga. White English trees, 1 to 3 ft., 25c each; deep pink crepe. myrtle, well rootea, 25c each; deep yellow canna Miss Ida Turner, Smithville, Ga. : NURSERY STOCK WANTED Want bush boxwoods. State size, number you have to offer and price, also enclose small limb showing type of leaves. H. H. Arrington, Rome, Ga. Want 25 or 50 yellow. free stone peach trees. Mrs. D. J. Grayson, Greenback, Tenn. : Second Hand Machinery for Sale and Wanted | Riding cultivator plow. Sell or exch. for corn mill or buggy. Mrs. B. S. Chambers, Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 3. 1 Joy Rider riding plow, good cond., $20. H. H. Farmer, Covington, Ga., Rt; 2: 1 riding 2 horse Champion Cultiva- tor. Been used 1-2 day. Good as new, $40. O. D. Dye, Middleton, Ga.; Rt. 1. One 22-in. Claton water wheel, good cond., cheap for cash. J. W. Hanner, Ellaville, Ga. 1 practically new duplex peanut at-. tachment for Avery planter, complete with 2 14-hole plates and lifts, $3.50; Star pea and bean huller fly wheel, 32 -in. in diameter, 2 cranks, shaft and bearings, good cond., $5. All FOB oer W. C. Williams, Locust Grove, a. Buckeye 2 horse riding cultivator, good cond., cash, or will exch. for any stock of pure breed, yr. old hens except P. J. Clifford, Griffin, Ga., Rt. C. 1 I. H. riding cultivator, with all at- tachments, $25, or exch. Day Davis, Rutledge, Ga., Rt. 2. 1 Oliver walking cultivator, A-1 cond. used very little, $35. W.R. McLendon, Bluffton, Ga. : _ One 3 50-saw gin outfit, first class cond., will sell all or any part: one 12 H. P. gas eng. For further informa- tion, write John W. Watkins, Rom,e Ga., 1103 Second Ave. International walking cultivator, $25, or ex half gal. seed: exch. for Iron peas at $2 bu. D. E. Stewart, Sumner, Ga. is Martin ditcher, new, $30; Lynchburg Buster, good as new, $8.50; genuine Farmers Friend, $3.75; John Deere spring tooth cultivator, not used, $3. W. D. Watson, Loganville, Ga. Silo, good cond., 3 coats of creosote inside and out, $125. J. C. Hamilton, Arabi, Ga. : One 3 roller cane mill and good cop- per pan, all practically new, $55. Will exch. for good pigs. Will del. any- where in South Ga. H. A? Powell, Ma- | rietta, Ga., RFD 2. 6 H. P. gas engine, B. F. Avery make, $50; Fairbanks-Morse magneto, $4 for 6 H. P. eng., pully 30x4 in., to fit 1 in. shaft, $3; Avery corn and bean, etc, planter, $7; Tom Houston Liberty pea- nut sheller, $10. John Henry Leverette, Parrott, Ga., Rt. 1. 1 Deering binder, in good cond. L, = A. Brooks, Baconton, Ga., Box 97. 1 complete gin. Milt Walker, Mc- Donough, Ga. 1 2 to 5 ton trailer for Fordson trac- tor, with all attachments, $125. J. S._ Jackson, Hogansville, Ga. Roderick Lean tractor harrow, good cond., $65; also good binder, $55. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. Gant: cotton planter, $5; extension rim for Fordson tractor, $5 FOB Fort Valley; Old Virginia canner, used only once, cap. 12 qts. or 24 pts., $5, or exch. | for 5 Bronze Leghorn hens or iawn. mower in good cond. Fort Valley, Ga. Power cane mill, Chattanooga No. 44, 15 ft. copper pan, and other acces- Good cond., cheap for cash. sories. Mrs. M. B. Lee, Write Julius Coulter, Armuchee, Ga. Rt. 2. 1 Auto knitter, good cond., $18, FOB Waycross. Mrs. W. H. Groves, Way- cross, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 52. = Complete Continental 4 gin outfit and _ stand, good shape and in good terri- tory, $2,500. tion, Ga. One 20-in. Williams Burr mill, wood is slightly decayed; Hercules 9 H. P. kerosene eng., good cond., $200. F. N. : Craft, Lavonia, Ga. One and 1 1-2 and 15 H. P. Fair- banks-Morse Z*eng.; 1 J. B. Hum- dinger feed mill; Sell cheap, or exch. for corn. Marie A. P. Tell, Morris Sta- 1 cut-off mandle. Reaves, Atlanta, Ga., 121 5th St., N.W. | 1 Letz feed mill and mixer; 1 25 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse crude oil eng., and other farm implements. Ga., 275 Whitehall St. | : 1 complete Murray system gin outfit. Write for price. Write for particulars. G. W. Reaves, Atlanta,, 5. H. Hardin, Dyas, Ga. 1 Oliver Middle Buster, No. 16, new _ wings, never been used, $8; 1 good steel beam and pint for Lynchburg turner, $1.50; 1 fine prong fork, 1 long han- dled shovel, and 1 large hoe, 50c ea.; 1 lever feed cutter, steel blade, $3.50; 1 corn sheller, $4.50. tin, Willard, Ga. Jag : 1 horse farming implements, con-_ sisting of -Turner distributor, Gee Whiz, Hayman plow stock. Good cond. Write for prices. ens, Ga. 1 40-saw Winship cotton gin feeder condenser and hand press, $100; 1 No 3 Duplex feed mill, $40; 1 Bowser sec- ond-hand gas pump, $10. All in good working cond. J. H. Stovall, Cleve- land, Ga. : Miss Ridie Mar- P. E. Rhodes, Ath- 1 Le .: feed mill, perfect cond., cheap . or exch. for cow, hogs or chickens. 48. One I. H. C. riding cultivator, with all attachments, $25, or exch. for 30 bu. 90-day velvet beans. Rutledge, Ga. T. W. Morrison, Winterville, Ga., Box Day Davis, 15 H. P. high pressure boiler and eng., No. 2 mill, belts and complete outfit. Write for half price. W. T Rakestraw, Mountain View, Ga. 1 Moline and 1 Fordson tractor; 1_ Tom Houston skidder; with cable, tongs, block, etc.; 1 20 H. P. Peerless eng., high pressure; 1 15 H. P. Peer- less eng., low pressure, and others Write for prices and fuller descrip- tions. E. T. Boswell, Siloam, Ga. e 1 Letz Dixie No. 180 feed mill, $100 del.; 1 McCormick 6 ft. binder, $75, or will exch. for corn, reg. heifer, bred, or good grade heavy milker cow. All in good cond. J. A. Fouchard, Pine- hurst, Ga. : Moline tractor, dbl. disc harrow, 2 disc plow. Tractor been used less than 51 days, perfect all except battery Will exch. for young mules. Write for per Hculats. J. W. Craft, Elberton, Ga., RKET BULLETIN eee PAGE THIRTEEN _ )ND- HAND MACHINER} - FOR = . SALE ee eee No. 4 Planet, Jr. Hill and drill seeder, 1 week, all parts, $12. C. E. Lev- att, Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 1. Good second-hand walking cultiva- , Buick make, $20, or exch. for 4 or good 6 wks. old pigs. C. J. Hanes, yainesville, Ga., Rt. 8. 1 13 2-horse Oliver turning plow; ell or exch. for good cotton seed for lanting or Georgia cane syrup. J. W. insley, Stilesboro, Ga. 1 feed chopper, Kelley Duplex mill Jo. 4, good shape. L. E. Wever, Bax- vy, Ga. Buckeye 2 horse riding cultivator, ood running order. Sell for cash or xch. for yr. old B. R. hens. Must be ie P. J. Clifford, Griffin, Ga., ii; GC. : Moline tractor with disc plows, sell exch. for farm products; also Cov- ington cotton planter, used only one eason, $13. T. J. Franklin, Barnes- e, Ga. 24-inch Meadows mill rocks. Sell. 7 will exch. for corn. Niel Gerald, Thomson, Ga. ; Case threshing machine, No. 23-36 omplete with wind- stacker, bagger hn spouts, and attachment for eason. O. K. every way, $650 FOB fnreshing peas and beans. Used one ason. O. K. every way. $650.00 FOB jal Circle. John G. Bolton, Social ircle, Ga., care Bolton Plantation. International gas eng., with clutch ulley. Will exch. for corn or cows. G, Scott, Thomson, Ga. John Deere combination cotton and corn planter, good cond., with at- tachments, $14; Roderick Lean tractor harrow, good cond., $65; Champion binder, $55. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. 1 transplanter, good cond., $25 FOB here. K.-H. Akin, Griffin; Ga.c Rt B. 1 galv. water tank with cover, 1600 gals. (was painted before being used), h connections. R. C. Meaders, Dah- lonega, Ga. 38 Oliver bottom plows for tractor, $35 ea.; 3 Sullivan-Towson disc trac- tor plows, $40 ea.; 6 H. P. Fairbanks- Morse gas eng. (minus magneto), $35; 1 Williamson stump puller, complete with cable, $200; 1 Universal 24-inch stone grist or grinding mill, $75; one 32 K.W. Delco water pump with 1-2 H. P. motor complete except batteries, $75. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside, Ga. One No. 10 DeLavel cream separa- tor, $40, or exch. for 2 Jersey heifers, or good Jersey cow, fresh in, or calf not more than 3 mos. old. C. E. Moon, Cordele, Ga., Rt. C. eering new 4 cultivator, used part of one season, well cared for, bargain t $60. Mrs. Mary M. Cochran, Stone- yall, Ga. : ( -Dise riding plow, sell or exch. for corn, hay or whatever you have to of- fer. Write J. W. Robertson, Chatta- ooga, Tenn., Rt. 6, Box 114. Resident f Georgia. -SECOND-HAND MACHINERY = WANTED Want 1 Grist Mill with 20 inch rock or engine power. Can use 24 inch ocks. Fred Pearman, Chula, Ga. Want a used Hammer mill. P. O. ox 287, Macon, Georgia. 3 Want second-hand mowing machine, standard make. Must: be good cond. ind cheap for cash FOB Athens. J. A. Adams, Hull, Georgia. Want 1 60-tooth drag harrow in good nd. L. A. Sharp, Conyers, Ga. Want stump puller in good cond. and eap for cash. State make, length id size of cable; also want water mp, either 32 volt electric drive or it for 30 gal. pneumatic tank. Robt. Walsh, Garfield, Georgia. : Want an Ottawa or Witte log saw. ust be good cond. and cheap for cash exch. H. E. Barnett, Jefferson, Ga. Want 1 medium size Blacksmith vil. Must be in good shape and eap. Write. J. A. Sorrells, Gaines- le, Georgia. . Want 1 riding cultivator, Avery or international make, with master lev- Must be in good cond. and cheap r cash. J. Z. Allen, Enigma, Ga. int to hear from someone who complete Grist mill outfit, in od cond., who would rent to man in agriculture locality or sell cheap | terms. J. L. Garrett, Suwanee, Ga. ute 2. nt second-hand belting, 4, 6 and ich, rubber or canvas. State what have. Must be in good shape. J. irper, Cleveland, Ga. oo a8 second-hand wheat thrash jand 1 overshot or breast steel water wheel. Must be : ood cond. for cash. B. K. 7 toe Harris, Gibson, Ga. _ EGGS FOR SALE Thompson Barred Rock e Ss, $1 for 15, $5 a 100; also baby ae: oe breed, 15c each. All prize stock. Cash with order. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Syl- vester, Georgia, Route 3. Light Brahma eggs, Giant strain, $1 for 15 del. Cartons to be returned; will exch. setting for 1 setting of Bantams, any pure breed. Mrs. J. F. Caylor, Dal- ton, Georgia, Route 6. R. I. Red eggs from full bred and good layers, $1.25 for 15 or $5 a 100 del. Mrs. M. C. Carter, Valdosta, Geor- gia, Route 6, Box 13. Turkey eggs, 20c each, or $2.75 for 15. April and May del. Mrs. F. R. Ard, Newton, Georgia. : Ferris W. Leghorn eggs, $1 for 15, $5 a 100. D. B. Conner, Seville, Georgia, Route 1. ; Barred Rocks, from blood tested, high egg production flock, $1.25 for 15, $5 a 100 del. Can furnish 100 each week. Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Ga. Thompson Imp. Ringlet strain eggs, second direct, $1.15 for 15, $3 for 45 del. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Georgia, Route 29. : S. C. Ancona eggs from heavy lay- ing strain $1 for 15, $4 a 100 postpaid. | Mrs. A. C. Spence, Blakely, Georgia. Donaldson R. I. Red eggs $1 for 15, or exch. for potato plants. John Wil- son, Ellijay, Ga. Route 3, Box 42. Pure bred Buff Orpington and R. I. Red eggs $1.25 for 15, or $1.15 a doz. each. Mrs. Hattie Wofford, Oakwood, Georgia, Route 1. Pure S. C. R. I. Red eggs from se- lected, blood tested flock, $1 for 15, $5 a 100, or will exch. Mrs. Herman Bankston, Atlanta, Ga. Gordon Road, Route 4. : : Giant Black Minorca eggs, $1.25 for 15, or exch. for large, dbl. Dahlia bulbs, large incurved chrysanthemums, dbl. white altheas, snapdragons, geraniums, or begonias. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Li- thonia, Georgia, Route 4. Pure Indian Runner duck eggs, $1.50 a doz., also a few young drakes at $1.25 each. Mrs. J. A. Russell, Rocky Face, Georgia. ~ 2 Big Bone Giant Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs $11 for 11; toms wt. 45 to 50 lbs., and hens, 24 to 26 lbs., at 20 mos. old; also selected eggs from pure bred Everlay Brown Leghorns, $1 for 15, $5 for 150. Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Adairs- ville, Georgia, Route 3. Pure S. C. Red eggs $1 for 15. Mrs. Maggie Ivey, Milledgeville, Georgia, RFD 2, Box 117. Silver Spangled Hamburg eggs, $1 a setting. Ida Baugh, St. George, Ga. Want to contract to furnish several doz. of fresh, white eggs per week. Write. Mrs. Clyde Sandifar, Locust Grove, Georgia. Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs, Gold- bank strain $4 a doz. Mrs. L. B. Lan- drum, Adairsville, Georgia. . S.C. BR. I. Red eggs $1 for 15. Mrs. H. Y. Dangler, Adairsville, Georgia, Route 4 : Pure bred Columbian Wyandotte eggs $1.50 for 15. Mrs. J. T. Owens, Covington, Ga. Route 2. ; Thompson Ringlet Barred Rock eggs from ist pen, $1.50 for 15, or will exch. for Indian Runner duck eggs, sweet potatoes or onion plants. J. R. Bram- lett, Ellijay, Georgia, Route 4. Tompkins and Donaldson cross R. I. Red eggs $1.50 for 15. Royston Poultry Farm, Royston, Georgia. es Jersey Black Giant eggs 5c Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee, Ga. Normans egg a day strain W. Wyan- dotte eggs, $1.50 for 15, $6 a 100. Mrs, Effie Dye, Elberton, Georgia, Route %, Box 16. : Pure bred Martin Regal Dorcas W. Wyandotte eggs $1.50 per setting or 2 for $2; 40c a doz. by the 100. Hatch ability 90 per cent; also from River- side pure bred Tancred 300 egg strain W. Leghorns, same price. Write. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lincolnton, Ga. Ringneck Pheasant eggs $3.50 a set- ting of 18 eggs; Golden Pheasant $8.50 a doz. or 75c each. Booking orders. Miss Kate Cline, Milledgeville, Geor- gia, Ga. P. O. Box 246. : Barred Rock eggs $1 for 15; M. B. turkey eggs $5 for 15. Mrs. T. W. Mc- Allister, Buena Vista, Ga. S. GC. Black Minorca eggs, large type each. Pape strain $1 for setting, 2 settings 4 for $1.50; larger lots for 4c an egg. J. A. Elliott, Lavonia, Ga. Route 1. Pure Bourbon Red turkey eggs 30c each. Mrs. C. B. Hagood, Elberton, Ga. RFD 1. English American W. Leghorn eggs 80c for 15 and cases returned. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bremen, Ga. Box 102. Blood tested Donaldson eggs from dark select matings now, $1.50. for 15; range-eegs $1.25. for 16; -$2.25=-for -30, te Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mountain. Georgia, Route 1. : Black Langshan eggs, from pur stock, $1.25 del. Mrs. J. G. Burden, El- berton, Georgia, Route 9, Box 4. Donaldson R. I. Red eggs, culled for heavy layers and~exhibition qualities $1 for 15, $5 for 100. Mrs. J. T. Rich, Edison, Georgia. . Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs $1 a doz. or $1.10 for 15. Mrs. Hattie Wof- ford, Oakwood, Georgia, Route 1. Pape Black Minorca eggs, pen No. 1; $1 for-=15 del. Pen No. 2, $1 for 15 del. L. B. Milliams, Newnan, Ga. Pure bred S. C. Buff Orpington eggs $2 for 15. Add 10c for postage. Cash with order: Mrs. W. E. Webb, Sr., Oglethorpe, Georgia, Route 1. Pure J. B. Giant eggs $1 for 15, or exch. 15 for 1-2 bu. red Spanish pea- nuts and 15 for 1 lb. pure Stone Moun- tain watermelon seed at once. Mrs. O. L. Burdette, Eastanollee, Georgia, Route 2. Pure strain Partridge Rock eggs from 7 to 9 lb. hens, headed by 13 lb. cocks. $1.35 for 15, or $6 a 100 del. Cash with order. Joe R. Newsome, Sandersville, Georgia. Buff Orpington eggs, carefully select- ed, $1 for 15. Cash with order. Mrs. J. R. O. Lindsey, Omega, Ga. Select Barred Rock eggs $1.50 for 15. Wade Heaton, Tallapoosa, Ga. Buff Orpington eggs $1.25 for 15, or exch. for potato or tomato plants, quilt tops, or O-too-tan beans. Miss Idabell Whisnante, Social Circle, Ga. Parks strain Barred Rock eggs, Reg. Permit C 59, $1.50 and $2 for 15, $8 and 9 a 100 del. Mrs. J. D. McIntyre, |Ousley, Georgia, Route 1. White Minorca eggs. Write for price. Mrs. M. L. Goddy, Fairburn, Ga. Fresh eggs, every week; also setting eggs, S. C. R. I. Reds and Kerlins W. Leghorns. Write. Mrs. Laura M Page, Decatur, Ga. 204 4th Ave. Bourbon Red turkey eggs, pure bred $4 a doz. del. insured. April and May del. C. R. Starrett, Canon, Ga. Pure Fischel W. Rock eggs from 8 and 9 lb. hens, headed by 13 Ib. cock. $1.50 for 15 del. Cash with order. Mrs. JxL. Wallace, Canon, Ga. Route 4. R. I. Red and B. M. eggs from thor- oughbred pens, $1 for 15 each, or exch. for peanuts. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Mil- ner, Georgia. Thompson Barred Rock eggs, '75c for 15 FOB here. Mrs. L. G. Saunders, Dewyrose, Ga. Route 2. . Donaldson thoroughbred S. C. R. I. Red eggs $1.25 for 15, also Ferris S. C. W. Leghorn eggs, $1 for 15. Mrs. W. J. Johnston, Jr., Fairburn, Georgia, Route 3, Box 94. Holterman Barred Rock eggs, direct. $1.50 for setting, or exch. for quilt tops or anything useful I can use. Mrs. J.- H. Ellis, Huching, Ga. : Largest breed of turkey eggs, head- ed by tof wt. 52 lbs. from pen No, 1. $12 a doz. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga. Route 5 . Barred Rock eggs, Riverside strain, $1 for 15. No stamps. please. Mrs. Esther Dougherty, Rome, Ga., Rt. 4. Pure bred Buff Orpington eggs, $1.50 for 15; Buff Leghorns, $1.25 for 15. Crates to be returned. Mrs. J. P. Smith, Sr., Homerville, Georgia. Fischel direct stock White Rock eggs $1 for 15, $5 a 100. Crates to be return- ed. Miss Edna Brown, Sycamore, Ga. Fresh eggs for table use, 40c doz. del. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. A. Suth- erland, Resaca, Ga. Route 1. R. I. Red eggs $1 for 15 postpaid. Mrs. A. A. Smith, Atlanta, Georgia, 209 Peachtree St. = Goldbank Bronze turkey eggs $4 a doz. April del., $3.50 May del. Prepaid and insured. Mrs. Chas. Shaw, Adairs- ville, Georgia. ? : Golden Buff Orpington eggs $1.25 for 15. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. Pure Tancred eggs $1 for 15; also 2 trios of pure Tancreds $3.50. Mrs. Fan- nie Brown, Acworth, Ga. Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs $1.25 for 15, $8 a 100. Mrs. J. B. Elliott, Cochran, Georgia. Fresh fertile eggs, from pure J. B. Giants $2 for 15. Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Route 3. Selected S. C. Anconas, pen headed by 5 point comb scrappy cockerels with free range, egg, $1.50 for 15 del. $6 a 100. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. EGGS WANTED Want to exch. Tanered W. Leghorn eggs for duck eggs. Setting for setting. Mrs. E. W. Gibson, Social Circle, Ga. Want to exch. tatting or crochet, any kind of edging and baby caps and runner ends for eggs to set or baby chicks. Mrs. O. P. Pugh, Farmington, Georgia. CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR SALE Improved hand shelled white dent seed corn, $1.90 bu., del.; $1 per 1-2 bu. R. W. Nichols, Mineral Bluff, Ga. 1927 crop white shelled popcorn, 8c lb. G. Y. Yeomans, Vidalia, Ga. Selected White Mexican June corn, = Ib.,, del. A. M. Wilson, Jonesboro, a. Golden Queen popcorn, 8c lb. Add postage. L. O. Stewart, Jasper, Ga. Whatley, Hastings, Mexican June seed corn, $1.80 bu., in 10 bu. lots or more. Strong, even wt. bags furnished. To get this price must order 2 or 3 kinds, making 10 bu. in all. W. D. Watson, Loganville, Ga. Yellow popcorn, pure, 20c lb. or 2 | lbs. for 35c. Miss Elizabeth Wicker, - Andersonville, Ga. 2 Corn, $1 bu. f. o. b. Oliver,,Ga. Cash with order. J. L. Trowell, Oliver, Ga. Whatleys and Hastings prolific seed corn picked, nubbed and shelled by hand, $2.50 per bu. J. H. Goolsby, . Monticello, Ga. Hastings prolific corn, sound, nub- bed and hand shelled, $1 pk. del., $2.50 bu. f. 0. b. Laredo soy beans, $1.50 pk., del., $5 bu. f. o. b. Hendersons white oush or baby lima butterbeans, 4 lbs. $1 del., 25 to 50 Ibs. 20c Ib. f. 0. b. here. W. C. Williams, Locust Grove, Ga. Hastings prolific seed corn, well se- lected ears, 75c pk., $2.50 per bu. f. 0. b. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga., Rt. 29. 250 or 300 bu. corn on ear, has very few weevils. Make offer. T. J. Rick- etson, Pearson, Ga. 6 ear Prolific whit and yellow dent corn. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 40 to 50 bu. good shelled corn, 95c. FOB here. M. Cook, Milan, Ga. 200 bu. shelled corn in new 2 1-2 bu. even wt. bags, $1.10 bu., FOB here. C. Q. Norris, Eastman, Ga. Select Whatley Prolific seed corn, $1 per pk., postpaid, 1st and 2nd zones. John Roberts, Dallas, Ga., Rt. 7. | Whatley Red Cob corn, $2 bu. G. L. Steadham, Dawson, Ga. Hastings seed corn, improved large ears, sound, $2 bu. T. W. Morrison, Winterville, Ga. Good corn and fodder for sale. W. I. Wilson, Suwanee, Ga. Pure Mexican June corn seed with white and blue mixed, 75c pk., or $2.50 bu. FOB, or $1 pk. del. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Ga., Rt. 2. Browns improved big white Flint, heaviest and most resistant corn. Me- dium red cob, ears wt. lb. after shucked. $1 pk., $3.50 bu. FOB here. J. W. Brown, Helena, Ga. . Selected Whatley prolific seed corn, nubbed and shelled, sound and pure, $2.50 bu. Alex Barfield, Louisville, Ga., Rtas = CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN MEAL WANTED Want shelled white milling corn in 2 1-2 bu., even wt. bags at $1.05 del. Macon. Write P. O. Box 287, Macon, Ga. Want pure Mexican June corn. Will exch. pure S. C. White Leghorn Wykoff strain eggs, 2 settings for bu. J. I. Taylor, Coggins, Ga., Rt. 2. Mrs. NEEDLEWORK FOR SALE New pieced quilt tops ready to be quilted. Sell or exch. for turkey eggs for setting. Mrs. Markie Myers, Hart- well, Georgia, Route 4. Bedroom sets, basket design, tufted .on sheeting in fadeless thread: con- tains 1 10-4 spread, 2 pair curtains, washstand and dresser scarf, $10; tuft- ed bedspreads, different designs, $3 and | $5; pillow cases $1 pair; dresser scarfs, gon panels, etc. from 50c to 75c each; also waxed paper flowers, from 25c to 60c doz.; mums 10c each. Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Adairsville, Ga. Quilts, new outing linings $5 COD. Mrs. W. H. Jarrard, Barwick, Ga. PAGE FOURTEEN, rainbow. fern; 10c -ea.; - postage. ; Powers and Seeds for Sale and Wanted FLOWERS AND SEEDS (Continued from page eleven) 6 colors perennial phlox plants, 8 colors large white violets, Star of Beth- lehem, 10c doz.; ferns, squirrel tail, Springeria, Boston, fluffy ruffles, 15 ea.; Lantana, purple, 10c rooted. Will exch. for salmon, white or red Sultana. . Mrs. Charlie Rice; Maxeys, Ga., Box 95. Red Canna bulbs, 10c ea.; Lady of the Lake plants, 2 doz. for 25c. Mrs. Jack Mangham, Zebulon, Ga. Fink, red and yellow Azalias, 6 for $1, $1.75 per doz:; snowdrops bulbs, 25c uoz. Mrs. J. H. Penland. Ellijay, Ga. Blue and white August lilies, smail snowball bushes, 2 for 25c; butter and egg plants, 15c doz.; golden glow, root- ed sage, 10c bunch; blue flag lilies, 25c doz.; red geraniums, cuttings, 3 for 20; four oclock seed, 10c spoonful; small hemlock bushes, 25c ea.; will exch. . monthly rose or hydrangea for 3 cut- tings of double petunias. Add postage. Miss Mary E. Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga.., Rt. .1, Box 42. : Dusty Miller and purple sweet vio- lets, 10c doz.; cannas, 4 bulbs for 25c; orange canhas with bronze centers, 6 buibs for 25c; crocus, 8 bulbs for 25c; white and tiger lilies, 6 bulbs for 25c: rooted Cape Jasmines, 20c ea. or 6 for $1. Mrs. Mary &. Taylor, Gordon, Ga., Bit, , Blue flower boxvine vines, white Ger- man Iris rooted, white and green striped ribbon grass, 5c ea.; fragrant lavender Iris, pink moonvine plants, 5c ea.; pos- tage paid on all orders 25c or more. Moonvine seed, morning glory seed, 25 for 10c; striped creased back pole beans, 30c cupful. Mrs. T. C. Floyd, Chipley, Ga, eet. 20x t4: Single jonquils, 25c per 100; leopard lily, August lly and double tiger lily, pink and white well rooted hydrangea, sprengeria, fluffy ruffle, ostrich plume, : red and pink -conk, 5c ea. Add postage on orders less than 25c. Mrs. . R. Murphy, Ball Ground, Ga., Rt.5. Red flowering quince, 8 for $1; dbl. pink Almonds, 15 ea.; dbl., jonquils, 25c doz.; Golden Bells, 10c a., 12 for $1; Narcissus, white with yellow center, 15c doz.; honeysuckle vines, pink and red, 15c ea.; purple Verbenas, 25c bunch; white Shasta daisies, 25c doz.; Blue Iris, white and pink primroses, 25c doz.; Silver Leaf Poplar, 8 for $1; Myr- tle bushes, 15c ea.; red Goose Plum sprouts, 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Minnie Silver, Rt. 1, Oakman, Ga.. Spruce pines, white pines, mountain laurel, mountain ivy, flowering hemlock, holly, white dogwood, fragrant crab- apple, 25c ea. del. Blk. pines and peach flower trees, 20c ea. del., or 6 trees for $1; fragrant evergreen, honeysuckle vines, 10c ea.; evergreen ferns, 10c bunch; heart leaf plants, 10c bunch; dbl. yellow daffodils, 35 doz.; fragrant cream and white jonquils or May pinks, 40c doz. 2 doz. 70c, 100 for $1.25; some plants or bulbs given free with orders amounting to $1. Mrs. C. G. Heaton, Mineral Bluff, Ga. Dbl. geraniums, red, wht., ink, purple, wine, variegated, Begonias; Coralline, Lucerne, Thurstonii, Mapl* Leaf, Guinea Wing, Cactus, Red May, Pink May, Easter, Deer Horn, Night Bloom- ing Pink Justicia, Orange Lantana, pink Hydrangea, Alba L. purple Petu- nias.- Cuttings, 5c ea.; red and white Conk Begonia, rooted, 5c ea.; St. Ber- nard lilv, 10c; Spengeri and Boston ferns, 20c ea.; Limon lilies, 6 for 25c; collection of 25 flower cuttings, $1. Mrs. S. Fulcher, Rt. 4, Jefferson, Ga. Dbl. daffodils, single doffodils, Nar- cissus, Star of Bethlehem, jonquils, orange lilies, $1 per 100; Iris, 25c per doz.; old fashioned Thorny yellow roses, 3 for 25c; hollyhocks, 25c; goose- berries, 3 for 25c; white and purple alfas, 3 for 25c; pale blue violets, $1 per 100; raspberries, 3 for 25c. Add Mrs. Mada Henderson, Rt. 3, Box 44, Ellijay, Ga. Spruce pine, rhododendron, pink, white, yellow, red, azalias mixed; moun- tain laurel, 6 for $1; 12 for $1.75; 100 for $15. Mountain ferns, 6 for 50c; waxen evergreen plants, 12 for "5c; golden yellow violets, 25 for 75c;. Pal- mer violets, 40c doz.; April blooming Narcissus, 40c doz. purple lilies, 30c ea.; blue flag, 25c ea.;~ _ MARKET "Mrs. JgH. Penland, Ellijay, Ga. a Pink,Phlox, 25 doz.; butter and eggs, white narcissus, jonquils, $1 for 1vd; purple and lavender Iris, 25c doz.; white tar of Bethlehem, 15c. ea.; spider wort, 15c doz; pink Weiglia, rooted, 30c; dbl. yellow japonicas, 25c; red Japan quince, 25c; Altheas, 10c ea.; Dorothy Perkins rose, red velvet rose, 15c ea.; pink monthly rose cuttings, auc doz.; mountain ferns, 3 for 25c; bleeding heart, 50c; all well rooted. Orange day lilies, 15 doz. or $1 per 106; pink Althea with wine center, 10c ea.; butter and egg bulbs or dbl. jon- quils, 15 doz, Add postage. Mrs. Ma- nda Eller, Ella Gap, Ga. Orange lilies, yellow buttercups, pa- per white narcissus, dbl. yellow jon- quils, 35c; pink Weiglea cuttings, 6 for 40c; white lily sprouts, 15c, good roots; red Rambler Rose, velvet rose, 15c ea.; knowball, 30c ea.; yellow japonicas, 4 for 90c; bleeding heart, 40c; mountain laurel, 25c ea.; pink hardy phlox, 20c oz.; white Star of Bethlehem, white caisies, 15c doz.; hardy yellow butter- ups, 15 doz. Add postage. Martha Hila, Ela Gap, Ga. Yellow and white jonquils, 25c doz.; spruce pines, 20c ea.; golden glow, 25c doz.; Easter bells, 20c ea.; red flower- ,ing japonicas, 25c doz.; pink Cherokee roses and Azalias, 10c ea.; hibiscus, 25c ea.; mountain ivy and laurel, 20c ea.; yellow thornless roses, 10c ea.; all well rooted. Add postage. Miss Lenomae Greenway, Loving, Ga. ; Cream sweet scented open roses, $1 for 15 large open roses; old time red bachelor button seeds, 15c per large pkg. Mrs. W. J. Barfield, Rt. 1, Shell- man, Ga. . Large flesh and bronze mums, 15c doz.; pink Verbena, 2 bunches 5c; sage, 5c bunch; white~Iris, 15c doz. Add postage. Mrs. R; W. Hudson, Rt. 1, Lorane, Ga. Large mums, several colors and varie- ties, 30c doz. del: Miss Minnie Wil- liams, Oglethorpe, Ga. Everblooming Begonias, 15c; Peacock Violets, white and blue, 20c doz.; dbl. purple and crimson Dahlias, 15c bulb. Mrs. Ella Robinson, Rt. 3, Greenville, Ga. SS Well rooted. holly bushes and red Japonicas, 25c ea.; mountain laurel, 15c ea.; trailing arbutus, 35c doz.; box- wood and cedars, 25c ea.; choice velvet roses, 75c doz.; bucket vine, 30c bunch; white pines, 20c ea.; spruce, 25c ea.; ever blooming white violets, 25c bunch; lilacs, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Gar- rie Townsel, Lewner, Ga. Yellow and white jonquils, 25c ea.; spruce pines, 20c ea.; Easter-lilies, 20c ea.; red flowering japonicas, 25c ea.; | white and yellow jonquils, 25c doz.; golden glow, 25c ea.; Ayleas, red dog- woods, Cherokee roses, 10c ea.; crab- appies, red maple, Easter bell, silver leaf maple, 15c ea.; red japonicas, 25c ea.; holly bushes, poplars, laurel, ivy, spruce pines, 20c ea.; huckleberry bushes, 10c doz.; tiger lilies, 25c doz.; Iris blue flag, 3 for 25c; Star of Beth- lehem, 10c doz. All well rooted. Add er Fred Abercrombie, Loving, Qi 9 . % Shasta daisies, dusty millers, and primroses, 25 doz.; blue Iris lilies, 50c doz.; pink rose bushes, mountain lau- rel and ivy, birdseye bushes and crab- apple bushes, 15c ea.; Azaleas, 2 for 25c; mountain ferns, 3 for 25c. Mrs. Hattie Dehart, Mineral Bluff, Ga. Flower bulbs, Abelias, 4 yrs. old, 3 clumps, $2.50; Anroor river privet, 10 ea.; purple and white hardy phio doz. Sarpls fox gloves, 40c doz.; red velvet rose, 10c ea.; white rose, 15 ea. Miss Ethel Barret, Rt. 3, Ellijay, Ga. Lemon lilies, 30c doz.; weeping Susie, 6 for 25c; birdie bush, 10 ea., daffo- dils, 35c doz.; flowering quince, 25 ea.; lilac, 25c ea.; striped grass, 15c bunch; all well rooted. Mrs. Claude Davis, Rt. 3, Box 39, Ellijay, Ga. March flowers, 45c doz.; honeysuckle vines, 25c ea.; dbl. yellow japonica, 2 yrs. old, 35c ea.; old fashioned blue flags, 50c doz.; lemon lilies, 45c doz.; large type hardy phlox, 60c doz., 2 doz. $1; travelers delight vine, 50c a.; red and pink climbing roses, 25c ea.; dbl. mint, 45c doz.; fall pinks, all cols., 50c doz; all well rooted. Add postage. Miss Pearl Hensley, Rt. 3, Box 55, Elli- jay, Ga. Dark purple Iris orange lilies, 25c doz., 5 doz. $1; pink almonds, purple and white Altheas, purple lilac, brides | wreath, golden bells, 15c ea., 2 for 25c; 50 purple and white Altheas for $1; orange lilies, 75 for $1; pink Weigles, 25e ea.; blue grass, 5c ea.; Forsyth, 10c ea., 6 for 50c. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy cnderson, Rt. 3, Box 441, Ellijay, Ga. Chrysanthemums (Hastings varie- ties), large fluffy yellow, white, dark red, bright red, lavendre and flesh, doz. 20e;2: dove 35c, 3-doz: 50; dl. Mrs. W. E. Callaway, Manassas, Ga. Dbl. yellow japonicas, 25c ea.; purple, blue, lavender Iris, 25c doz.; larger japenicas, purple, lilac, 40c ea.; white, pink, purple hardy phlox, 25c doz.; caver white narcissus, 20c doz.; jon- cuils, 20c doz.; spirea or bridal wreath, white, 20c ea.; Forsythias, yellow dbl., 15c ea.; golden glows, 25c doz.; spider warth, blue hedge, house leaks, 3 for 20c; pink crepe Myrtle, 35c; pink crepe honeysuckle, 25c ea.; red Dorothy Per- kins rose, 20c ea. Miss Pearl Vick, Rt. 3, Ellijay, Ga. Hardy or perennial sunflowers, gold- cn yellow, strong plants, 25c doz. del. Blue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c hun- dred. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. Crepe Myrtle, dbl. pink, flowering almonds, white hibiscus with crimson eye, 15c ea., or 4 assorted, 50c; hardy pink and lavender verbena, 3 bunches, 25c; horse radish plants, with strong roots, 10c ea.; chrysanthemums, large, medium and pompom, 50c a 100; as- sorted erimson dahlias, 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Jeffie Ham, Forsyth, Ga., RG. 6: : Dbl. yellow japonica, well rooted, 40c ea.; golden bells, pink almonds, ferns, 25c ea.; phlox and fall pinks, 50c doz.; dez. Miss M. Barrett, Ellijay, Ga., RFD 3. : Sweet purple violets, 2 doz., 30c; 5 doz., 50c, postpaid. Mrs. J. P. Coch- ran, Blue Ridge, Ga. Arborvitae, 25c; boxwoods, jonquils, daffodils, lemon and tiger lilies, 20c a doz., ea.; bridal wreath, Easter bells, white pines, artificial peach trees, 15c ea. Add postage. Miss Ruby Hayes, Morganton, Ga. der and purple stocks, blazing star, wedding bells, spider plants, yellow Cosmos, balloon vine, fountain of gold, and poinciana shrub.; exch. for fancy leaf Calladium, star begonia, sultana or dbl. petunia plants. Mrs. John R. Turner, Concord, Ga, Vara gated seven sister roses, 15c for 25; snow on the mountain, 10c; bronze color chrysanthemums, 25c a. bunch; tame gooseberry bushes, 50c. Miss Dezma Weeks, Dial, Ga. _Hollyhock seed, mixed colors, 10c yrs. old, 3 clumps for $2.25; boxwood, Tspoonful; white and yellow June lilies, 8 to 12 in. high, $1.50 per doz.; 12 to 15 in. $2.25. doz.; larger sizes from 25c to $5 ea.; lilies, red spider, $1.50 doz.; milk and wine, 25 and 50c ea.; brown aay 5 for 50c; large mums, red with bronze reverse, 2 for 35c; mixed cols. Ruffled and plain petal gladiolas, 75c per doz.; dahlias, rose, pink century, purple, queen, yellow sunburst, fancy red and white, 5 for $1.25, or 35c ea. for less; giant red cannas, $1 doz. Mrs. Annie A. Butler, West Point, Ga. House leak, 10c ea.; rhubarb, 75c doz.; red japonica, 25c ea.; yellow daf- fodils, 25c doz.; yellow and white jon- quils, 25 doz.; spruce pines, 20c ea.; tiger lilies, 25c doz.; yellow thornless roses, 50c doz.; all well rooted. Add_ postage. L. J. Moreland, Loving, Ga. Dbl. yellow japonica, Weiglia rosea, Forsythia, summer lilac or butterfly bush, grandaddy graybeards bush, white 25c and l5c ea.; lilacs, rooted, 15c ea.; evergreen and Virginia creeper, 5c ea.; mixed colors, sweet Williams, bachelor buttons, larkspur, 25 doz. ea.; large pink monthly rose cuttings, rooted, 15c ea. Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt; 3; Flag lilies, primroses, larkspur, 10c doz. ea.; single and dbl. poppy seed, 5c spoonful; verbena, broad leaf cactus, 5c ea.; chrysanthemums, 10c doz.; cat-_ nip and garlic, 5c ea.; monthly rose cuttings, 10c; four oclock, hibiscus seed, 5c thls. Mrs. M. Highfield, Ris- ing Fawn, Ga. Pink Oxalis, 2 bunches, 15c; red, sin- gle, geraniums, 10c a cutting; yellow, daisy chrysanthemums, pin cushion cactus, 10 a cutting. Mrs. Josephine Joyner, Millhaven, Ga., RFD 1, Box 27. Purple Achimene bulbs, 15 doz., 4 pine, mountain laurel, Altheas, all 25 doz. 50c. Miss Leila Sorrells, Monroe, Ga., Rt. 4. dark pink baby rammer, 30c; blue Iris, 40c |- Flower seed at 10c per pkg: Laven- | Lilac shrubs, japonica, 25c ea.; jon- quil bulbs, 25c for 100; summer lilies, golden and brown blended, 25c for 50, Mrs. Riley Ross, Ringgold, Ga. Rt. 1._ Dbl. red dahlia bulbs, 50c doz.; bloom- ing size, mixed gladioli, 5 doz. $1; snap- dragons, sweet William, shasta daisies, 25c doz.; other bedding plants and pot flowers, rooted roses, shrubs, etc. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Atlanta, Ga, Rt. 1. Flowering almond, bridal wreath, 15c ea.; weeping spireas, 20c ea.; holly- hocks, 40c a doz.; violets, 15c doz; flesh color sweet Williams, 25c doz. Daisy chrysanthemums, all colors, mixed, 25c doz. Will exch. for pot | plants, such as ferns, begonias, gera- niums, also exch, fire ball cannas for _ pot plants. M. M. Hughey, Ranger, Gs. Rt. Be Black spotted tiger lilies, 20c ea; tomb vine, 10c ea.; sweet blue violets, 15c doz., orange lilies, 20c doz.; dwarf Iris, 25c doz.; harcissus, 25c doz.; pur- : ple verbena, 20c bunch; white peonies,~ _ 35c ea. Miss Addie Hughey, Ranger, Ga., Rt. 1. Purple king and lavender Iris, 35c doz.; dbl. peach blow almonds, white spirea, Forsythia, purple lilac, yellow jasmine, 15c ea., 3 for 25c; dbl. japon- ica, 25c ea.; fox gloves, 10c doz. Pink Weigela, 25c ea.; evergreen creeping ivy vine, 3 for 10c. All rooted. Add postage. Miss Minnie, Langley, Elli- jay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 45. aa Large banana canna, yd. long, green leaves, red blooms, grows 7 ft., 25c ea., s bulb; King Humbert and lemon can- nas, 5c ea.; gallardiaris, coreopsos, 25c doz.; Narcissus, 25c doz.; mixed petu- nia, pink poppy, fox glove, 25c doz.; pink rooted American rose, amaryllis bulbs, 30c ea., and other flowers, ferns, etc. Add postage. Miss Merl Adams; Juniper, Ga. Pink: crepe Myrtle, 2 ft. high, 50c; blue hydrangea, 35c cutting; asparagus __ ferns, large, 75c; small, 25c; May cac- tus, 15c; verbena seed, mixed colors, 10c pkg. Exch. for sultanas or bego- nias. Write. Add postage. Miss Beanie Smith, Kite, Ga., Rt. 1. Mixed purple and white Iris, 25c : doz.; dark red peonies, 50c; Arabian lilies, clove pinks, 25c doz. ea.; shasta daisies, 15c doz.; Calliopsis, 25e doz.; Himalaya blackberry vines, 5c; Doro- thy Perkins roses, rooted, 20c. Add postage. Mrs. C. McLeod, College Park, Ga; Rt. 2: Boston ivy vine cuttings, $1 a 100; sword lilies, 2 for 15c; purple lilac, pur- ple and white althea and Forsythia, 1 cf ea., 25c. Privet hedge plants, 1 of a., 15c. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. 6 and 7 in. August lilies, orange lilies, 50c doz. ea.; snowdrop plants, 15c ea.; redrock tomatoes, 40c a 100. All del. Ready now. S. J. Bryant, Coffee, Ga. Sweet Williams, blue violet, 30c doz; dbl. Tansy, garlet and golden glow, 25c ~ doz.; dusty miller, 5c; red horsemint, 40c doz. All well rooted. Add post- J. -W. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff, a. Dusty miller, blue violets, tansy, 10c doz. ea.; narcissus, 15c doz., Japonica, : 20c; Myrtle and ivy vines, 10c doz; Lilac, Forsythia, Cherokee roses and other flowers. Write Miss Mary Ruth eas Mineral Bluff, Ga., Deharts OX. ' SERS Jonquils and daffodils, hardy peren- nial phlox, house leak, tiger lilies; root- ed, 15 doz. ea.; flowering almonds, | 10c ea.; ferns, 5c ea.; hydrangea and cherry persimmons, 10c; blue. and white violets, and other flowers. Miss Bertha Holland, Mineral Bluff, Ga.. _ Large yellow canna bulbs, Christmas Jasmine, 10c each; white flag lilies, 25c doz.; chrysanthemums, large, all col- ors and mixed, 25c doz.; zinnias and marigold seed, 10c pkg. Will exch. for rooted ferns, or any color sultanas. Mrs. C. L. Hamby, Greenville, Ga. Rt. . 3, Box 54. 4 rooted cuttings of bleeding heart $1; purple and lavender iris, 25c doz.; pink weigelias, snowballs, 3 _ bridal wreaths, 2 yellow japonicas, 3 pink al- monds, 3 golden bells, and English dogwoods, 25c each. Add postage. Miss Claudia Henderson, Ellijay, Georgia, Route 3. . _ Several hundred amaryllis johnsonii intense crimson lily bulbs, 20c each or. 3 for 50c prepaid. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington, Ga. RFD. Mammoth chrysanthemums 50c doz. Will pay postage on orders to $1 or more; daisy mums, 40c doz.; rambler roses 15c each. All strong roots and ready packed for mailing. Mrs. R. J. Ellington, Fairburn, Ga. Route 1. e LOWERS AND SEEDS dseye bushes well rooted $1: evergreen vines 25c doz.; ass $1 a 100; old fashioned dark red ses 3 for 25c; tame gooseberry $1 a loz.; yellow japonicas 25c each. Add stage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson) Elli- yy, Ga. Route 3, Box 44. Dusty Miller, 10c doz.; sage rooted bunch; hot pepper seed 5c tea- joonful; mixed turnip seed 5c pkg. or hh. for octagon coupons at 10c each. dd posiage. Cash with order. Mrs. M. . Conner, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 4. May and June cactus, 10c each; spingeria ferns 25c each; Boston fern 2 pink conk begonia 10c bunch; yhock seed 10c tablespoonful; exch. of above for Lantana, rooted hy- ngia, geraniums, sultana any col. Fannie Mae Gatlin, Acworth, Ga. oute 3. a mquils, iris, white and pulpre violets. fill exch. for begonia, geraniums; sul- ina, hydrangea or any house plants. rs. B. H. Silver, Talking Rock, Ga. oute Lae g Iris, star of Bethlehem, day lily, 15 oz.; double pink almond and yellow ponica, white lilac 10c each. Add ostage. Mrs. J. L. Frix, Talking Rock, eorgia. Red rambler rose, white roses well oted, butter cup or forsythia, purple lac 10c each; tiger lilies 15c doz.; blue id yellow violets, trailing arbutus 10c .; red Japonicas 15c each, Mrs. Su- Wilson, Mineral Bluff, Ga. red Japan quince 20c each; narcis- us, jonquils, jasmine, buttercups, 15c oz.; monthly rose, red velvet rose and sd rambler 15c each; May cherry 10c each. Add postage. Linda Hix, Ella Gap, Georgia ty miller, poppies, larkspur, {, pinks, violets, chrysanthemums 1d many other flowers for sale. Write r description and prices. Mrs. Belle rodard, Goggins, Georgia, Route 2. ydrangea, rooted cuttings, 10c ea.; eraniums, justicia, red conk begonia, tus 5c each or 6 for 25c; sword fern ic each or 3 for 25c; large oxalis bulbs oc each; fall pinks 2 for 5c. Mrs. W. Roper, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7. ed and yellow cannas and _ white _5 each; pink Dorothy Perkins nning rose 10c each; large bronze anthemums will exch. for any nd of ferns. Mrs. M. B. Lee, Fort alley, Georgia. everal thousand large type chry- themum plants 15 plants for 40c; rge red, yellow, salmon cannas, sin- le and double tiger lilies, dahlia bs 5c each; daisies, gladioli, nar- is, fox gloves 25c doz.; single blue cinths 50c doz. Mrs. Z. C. Adams, per, Georgia. ellow jonquil bulbs 10c doz.; yellow a bulbs, Hastings rose collection gs 5c each. Will exch. for blue looming violets, different variety or dahlia bulbs. Mrs. , Meigs, Georgia. lyhock plants 75c doz.; iris lily , yellow violet 40c doz.; trailing us, larkspur, butter and egg, snow ps 25c doz.; all kinds of ferns 35c _ Mrs. M. F. Fain, Morganton, Ga. ink and red cactus cuttings 20c; tistmas cactus, begonia cuttings Sword fern, spingeria, hydrangea Also crepe paper flowers. Write rices. Mrs. W. A. Clay, Loganville, gia, Route 2. : ple lilac bushes, bunch snowballs ach; rooted boxwood $1 doz.; flag ss and tiger lilies 10c; rhubarb 15c ich; horse mint, peppermint and armint 5c bunch. Add postage. Miss : rae Dahlonega, Georgia, Rt. xX. 33. drangea, Boston fern, asparagus oc each or exch. for begonia. ag lilies, rooted, $2.25 per 100; nar- $1.25 per 100. Mrs. T. W. Cline, ille, Georgia, Rout 2. eet blue mixed phlox 25c per 100; drops, Dorothy Perkins rose, thorn- roses, 10c; lemon lilies 25c doz.; Case, pansies, 6 for 15c; mixed 10c doz.; cape jasmine 20c. Add - Miss Ella Mae Fordham, isboro, Georgia, Route 2. Ks, purple fox glove, 2 doz. for fferent varieties roses, 2 for 25c; - Myrtle bushes, snowball bushes, Williams, orange lilies, daffodils, Primroses, 15c doz.; white hg Moss 20c bunch; zinnia seed, ver seed 20c cupful; orange and Ouble marigold seed, bachelor \ j blue. Flowering almonds, lilacs, tiger lilies, Lizzie i Smith, Kite, Georgia, Route | MARKE button seed, 2 spoonsful for 20c. Add postage. Mrs. Sidda Southerland, Elli- Jay, Georgia, Route 3. Buttercups, butter and pink hardy phlox 15c doz.; jasmine, 2 doz. for 25c; pink almonds, 6 for 30c; purple sweet lilac, 6 for 25c: striped grass 10c doz.; pink althea 4 for 25; red Japan quince, crepe myrtle, 3 for 50c. All well rooted. Mrs. M. D. Tuck, Ellijay, Georgia, Route 3. Spider lilies, double red dahlia bulbs, Virginia creepers, 10c; canna bulbs, white flag and lemon lilies, white sweet pinks, pink verbena, 3 for 25c; shaster daisies, pink begonias, rooted, 25; ge- raniums 15c each; all kinds of ferns ege bulbs, 20 each; large pansies 6 for 25; larkspur, phlox, coreopsis, primroses, poppies, sweet violets 20c doz. Will exch. for large type chrysanthemums or double dahlia bulbs. Mrs. J. W. Huff, Browns Crossing, Ga. Yellow narcissus bulbs, 20c -doz.; April blooming buttercups, 25 doz.; pink thrift plants, 50c per 100; pe- tunias, mixed colors, burning bush 15c doz.; blue hydrangea plants 25c each; shasta daisies, 3 doz. 50c. Miss Martha Beeland, Reynolds, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 55. Sword ferns, purple lilac sprouts, 15c each; cactus, oxalis 5 each; geraniums 7 color, running rose, 10c each cutting; flag lilies, 20c doz.; blue tame violets 15c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Ralph Wil- liams, Cumming, Ga. Route 6. Mixed colors, large and medium size chrysanthemums 25c doz.; shasta dai- sies, 4 doz. 50c; white conk evyer- blooming begonias, rooted, cactus, 10c each; geraniums, kudzu, Virginia creep- er, purple wisteria vines, 3 for 25c; or- ange and lemon marigold seed 10c cup- ful. Add postage on orders less than o0c. Mrs. L. G. Sanders, Dewy Rose, | Georgia, Route 2. Double red, white and pink gerani- ums, red, salmon, pink sultanas, red, white, pink conk; butterfly yellow star jasmine 10c each; manicata, Caroline Lucerne, Pers, Carnot, leopard, be- gonias 15c each; blue ageratum, shasta daisy, golden glow, tall lavender plant 20c doz.; wild aster, perennial phlox, 30c doz. Add postage. Mrs. V. C. Roark Clermont, Georgia. \ King Humbert cannas, 14 for $1; Al- fred Conrad cannas, profuse bloomer, 8 for $1; chrysanthemums, different | varieties $1; white iris lilies 40c doz.; phlox plants 25c doz. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner, Georgia. Penn. and Gladiator canna roots 10c each or exch. for dahlias or pink or white cannas of the same value each paying postage. Miss Ada Mae Phillips, Fairburn, Georgia, Route 4. White August lilies 10c bulb; mixed zinnia seed, all colors, 20c cupful; moonflower seed, 10 for 10c; little star jasmine, lilac, 20c; white peony roots 40c. Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, Geor- gia, Route 4. see Red, yellow, lavender, velvet, and white daisy, chrysanthemums, 35c doz. del. Verdena Wright, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1. Geranium cuttings, different colors, California moss rooted, 5c each; sum- mer cactus, Christmas cactus, 2 for 5c; red fuchsia, rooted, 10c each. Add pos- tage. Miss Luella Skelton, Leaf, Ga. Feather fern, 25c per 100; shasta daisies, 25c ,per doz.; blue crepe hya- cinth bulbs, 50c per 100, all postpaid. Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell, Ga. Hastings mixed petunia plants 25c per 100; mixed snap dragon plants 25e doz.; purple verberia rooted, blue and pink larkspur, snow-in-summer, variegated hollyhocks, 15 doz. Mrs. E. C. McElhannon, Royston, Georgia, Route 1. , Boston, ostrich plume lace and as- paragus ferns, well rooted 25c each; geranium cuttings, double and single, 10c; American beauty, St. Bernard lily | 15c. Mrs. Mattie Jackson, Ivy, Ga. Large yellow chrysanthemums $1.25 per 100; cannas, several colors, . $1.50 per 100; well rooted blue hydrangea 30c, packed in wet moss. Miss Mamie Roach, Daisy, Georgia, Route 1. 100 mixed petunia plants 50c, 300, $1.25; 500, $2; pink verbena, 50c doz.; 100 mixed chrysanthemums, 50c; root- ed yellow jasmine, 6 for 75c; 4 rooted begonias 50c; pink Dorothy Perkins 20c each; collossal and dahlia flowered zinnia plants 25c doz. 4 doz. for 75c: 1 package zinnia seed, petunia and California poppy seed 25c. Mrs. J.. L. Burk, Tifton, Georgia, Route A. Large Chinese hibiscus 10c each, 3 for 25c; double and single hollyhock, hibiscus seed, 5 tablespoons 12c; dbl. marigold, zinnia, chrysanthemums, lo- belia, 2 teaspoons 10c; double and sin- each; Spanish dagger palm 5c; TE ULEE TING .: gle day lilies, blue and white iris, nar- cissus, 25c doz.; double white running rose, pink rose, 18; chrysanthemums l5e doz. Add postage. Seed or, plant free with 25c order. Mrs. J. H. Fife, Armuchee, Georgia. : ~ Jonquils, daffodils and single white narcissus, lilies and white iris $1 per 100; double paper white narcissus '75c per doz.; single blue hyacinths 50c doz.; purple lilac, tooted cuttings 20c: each or 6 for $1. Mrs. C. C. Dye, Mid- dleton, Georgia. Extra large yellow jonquils and daf- fodils $1 per 100. Mrs. L. H. O. Martin, Middleton, Ga. A limited number of jonquils, butter- cups and butter and eggs, 700, $5, or exch. for eggs. Mrs. Madaline Stan- ley, Irvinton, Georgia, Route 1. - All colors of double zinnia seed to exch. for canna bulbs with large flow- er heads or dahlias. Mrs. H. W. Law, Eastman, Georgia. _ Heavily rooted dwarf and tree box-. wood plants, scarlet blossom canna bulbs, bronze leaf bird of paradise canna bulbs $1 per doz.; lilac, cape jasmine, white spirea 30c each; pink lavender, rooted spirea, 25c each; mag- nolia glaucia trees rooted, 50c each. All delivered. Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville, Georgia. a White, pink and red dbl. geranium and conck hbegonia cuttings, 10c cui- ting each; sword ferns, 15c; Christmas cactus, 10c each; pink oxalis, 5c. each. Add postage. Mrs..M. Cheney, Carl- ton, Georgia, Route 2. Japanese sweet .pea seed, sell or exch. for dried fruit. Write. Mrs. E. P. Bass, Albany, Georgia. Sweet William, well rooted, all colors plant 25c doz.; seed, 10c thls. Mrs. J. IT. Owens, Covington, Georgia, RFD 2. Cream brugmansia 30c each; pink perennial phliox, 10c each; Boston sword and Roosevelt ferns 25c each; blue hydrangea 25c each. Will exch. for Louisa pocket, pink and _ yellow pocket, pink perfectum odessa, mayri- gold, pink or yellow Turner chrysolora or Betsy Ross chrysanthemum planis. Miss Cor Daniel, Hawkinsville, Geor- gia, Route 4, Box 89. ; Blue salvia 25c doz.; running blue Periwinkle 15c, 2 for 25c; bearded iris with slender... foliage, $1-doz.; ofox gloves 50c doz.; aspadillion palm, 50c; red, hardy phlox, 3 for 50c; large dbl. red and white dahlias: 25c each, 3 for 70c; yellow King Humbert cannas, 15c each, 2 for 25c; City of. Portland, 20c; fiery cross 20c, 3 for 50c; mixed colors of mallows, 3 for 25c; deep red ver- benia, 50c doz. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Au- purn, Georgia. Yellow jonquils, dbl. and single, yel- low daffodils, and white, single nar- cissus $1 a 100; white iris $1 a 100; extra large paper white dbl. narcissus 75c a doz.; single blue hyacinths 50c doz. Mrs. C. C. Dye, Middleton, Ga. Blue iris lily bulbs $1 a 100. Stamps not accepted. Mae Belle White, Tem- ple, Georgia, Route 3. Pink thrift 50c a 100 plants; blue sweet violets 10c a doz; blanket plants, different colors, 25c doz. Mrs. Belle Mosely, Reynolds, Georgia, Route 1, Box 82. 2 large 3 year old deep red cactus $1.50 and $3. Mrs. T. K. Howard, Toc- coa, Georgia, Route 1. Red and Mottled cannas, 4 doz. for 50c; jonquils 75c a 100/Del. F. W. Free- man, Blackshear, Georgia. Pink Cherokee roses, red and yellow azaleas, $1 doz.; crabapples, 20c each; red japonicas, strawberry bush, 25c each; lemon lilies, ferns 50c doz.; tiger | lilies 40c doz.; narcissus, phlox, 35c doz.; daffodils, trailing arbutus 20 doz.; snowdrops 15 doz. Mrs. Bonnie Abercrombie, Morganton, Ga. Giant red amaryllis bulbs 50c each; rose and cream named canna bulbs, scarlet hardy verbena plants, 2 for 25c; red, yellow, orange, cannas, five varieties geranium and begonia cut- tings, pink and white oxalis bulbs, 3 for 25c; orange-scarlet Easter lily bulbs $1 doz., 6 doz. for $5; red magic. lily of Japan bulbs, 75c doz.; umbrella plant, milk and wine lilies, blue won- der lily 25c each; white, yellow, cream and pink, large type chrysanthemum plants 4 for 25c; white, pink and white perriwinkle plants 30c per 100; yellow cereopsis plants 20 doz.; white sweet pinks 25c doz.; genuine white spider lily bulbs, pink amaryllis bulbs 40c ea; hurrah vine and purple wisteria a a state inspected. Miss Cuba _ Carter, Lake Park, Georgia. Pink almond, Philadelphus, sweet 'to 35 each. PAGE FIFTEEN _ mock orange, butterfly bush, white spi- rea, crimson everblooming spirea, pur- ple lilac, star jasmine, weigelia, golden bell jasmine bush, pink rambler rose plants, crimson rambler, varieties of roses, althea, all well rooted and state inspected, 25c each; perennial laven- der dragon head, double and single yellow day lilies, cannas, shasta dai- sies, yellow calliopsis, 6 for 25c; all colors and varieties chrysanthemums, 25 for 25c; white perennial daisies, la- vender violets, pink primrose, 25c doz. Postage paid on $1 orders. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairsville, Ga.. Route 1. Golden glow, -hardy sunflower, cut- and-come-again, 10c each, or 8 for 25c; physostegia, gailairdia, small shasta daisies, 30c doz., 15 cuttings not root- ed, geraniums, begonias, sultanas, $1; red coral rooted plant, 25c; St. Bern- ard lily 15c; spengeria, plumosus ferns 3o0c each; cannas, all varieties 10c ea., 85c doz.; variegated blue and white and blue violets 25c doz.; a few xroot- -ed sultanas, geraniums, begonias, 20c Mrs. R. M. Sheppard, Stone Mountain, Georgia, Route 3, Phone Dearborn 4220-R. | June cactus, red and cream, 5c cut- ting; pink oxalis bulbs, 15c doz.; purple lilac and pink crepe myrtle 2 for 15c each; prim roses 5c doz., 7 colors rose cuttings 25 doz.; tube roses, 5 colors chrysanthemums 15c doz. each; 3 colors dbl. cannas, 20c doz. Add postage. Mrs. ida Teague, Lawrenceville, Georgia, Route 1. Pink rambler roses, New Year's vine, white violets, sweet Williams, dbl. \iarch flowers, shasta daisies, down- hill vine, blooming peach trees, yellow lilies, 3 colors of June roses, all 25c doz.; hcllyhocks, bridal wreath, old fashioned yellow roses, 6 for 20c. All well rooted. Add postage. Miss Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, Georgia,. Route 1. Lace sword, mixed and spengeria ferns, 15c and 25c; white calla lily, well rooted 20c; pink hydrangea 10c each; geraniums, pink, white, Ameri- can beauty and salmon pink, 5c and 10c each; yellow flag lilies, 25c doz. Cash with order. Mrs. H. F. White, Gainesville, Ga. Route 1. Box elders 25c each; sweet Williams, , iris lilies, blue and white violets, and butter and eggs, all 20c doz. Add post- age. Mrs. Martha Carson, Morganton, Georgia. Larkspur 25 doz. and postage or exch. for any kind of ferns and be- gonias. 2 larkspurs for 1; dill seed, 25c thls, white moon vine seed 10c doz. Mrs. C. H. Cafel, Molena, Ga. Giant snapdragons 35c doz.; 3 for $1; shasta daisies, pinks, blue lace flower, 25 doz. 5 for $1; larkspur 3 doz. for 25c; phlox, 30c doz.; white and red running rose bushes, rooted, 15c each, 2 for 25c; snapdragon seed, all colors mixed, 10c tbls.; blanket flow- er and zinnia seed 10c large pkg. Mrs. J. H: Roebuck, Buford, Ga. Rt. 2. Blue flag lily bulbs, 25c doz.; $1.50 a 100; jonquils, snowdrops, yellow lily, narcissus 20c doz., $1 a 100; Dorothy Perkins roses, flowering almonds, blue 00x vine, 3 for 25c; dbl. pink (Dutch) hyacinths 50c doz. Miss L. M. Davis, Silver Creek, Georgia, Route 1. Red, white and pink honeycomb dahlia bulbs $1.50 doz. del. Cash with order. Mrs. G. W. Darnell, Rabun Gap, Georgia. All varieties of ferns, flowers, pink oxalis, Christmas cactus, spotted plant all 20c and 25c each. Add postage. Mrs. M. M. Williams, Tignall, Georgia. Amaryilis bulbs, yellow rose of sha- ron, 25c each; Haster lilies, 15c doz.; pink and white Dorothy Perkins roses rooted, and white flag lilies 20c each; brown-eyed susans 15c doz.; purple verbena and yellow daisies 20c doz. Miss Mattie Windham, Reynolds, Ga. Route 1. Pink and white weigelias 20c each; ? for 35c; boxwood plants, dbl. white spirea, purple lilac, crepe myrtle 15c each, 2 for 25c; all plants heavily root- ed. Blue and white iris 25c doz.; or- ange day or June lilies 20c doz.; glad- ioli tuberose bulbs 5c each; blue flow- ering trailing evergreen 15c doz.; lark- spur, pinks and phlox plants 20c doz.; all colors snapdragons and. African | marigold seed 10c pkg. Add postage. Mrs. J. Elsner, Austell, Ga., Rt. 2. Well rooted evergreens, snowballs, 20c each; purple bells 40c doz.; junipers 15c each or $2 doz.; white striped grass, same price; velvet roses, rooted, 20 each; tube roses, candle lilies, $1 _doz.; hardy phlox 50c Moz. Miss Cleo Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Route 4. PAGE SIXTEEN FLOWERS AND SEEDS 1000 butter-cup bulbs 50c a 100; $5 for lot del.; 100 evergreen hedge, root- ed, 2 years old, $1 for lotdel.; 500 white flag lilies 40c a 100. Miss Carrie Pierson, Culloden, Ga. Red calla lilies, color of fire King Humbert, yellow cannas, white Easter lilies, all 75c doz.; purple verbena, 5c each. Will exch. for box flowers or others; all well rooted and del. Miss L. M. Mason, Kite, Ga.-Route 1. Pink azaleas $1.40 doz.; cream gladi- oli 30c doz., 4 doz. $1; May cherries 15c each, $1 doz.; plants of Ladies Slipper, make best offer. Evelyn Rob- erts, Tallapoosa, Georgia, Route 3. Macmanees tree bulbs, cream rose cuttings, large cream pink rose cut- tings, and rooted cape jasmines, all 5c each. Miss Maud Roper, Dawson- ville, Georgia, Route 1. Dbl. pink hyacinth: bulbs, 10c each, $1 doz., in lots of 100 8c each; single blue hyacinths, bridal wreath, 5c each or 50c doz.; sweet purple violets, jon- quil bulbs, white narcissus $1 a 100 each. Miss Mae Bomar, LaFayette, Ga. Route 3. : Pink, white, red, yellow and mottled cannas $1 a doz.; Paul Neyron rooted roses 30c each; shasta daisies 30c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. N. C. Alston, Social Cir- cle, Georgia. Narcissus, sweet violets, 10c doz., 70c a 100; red, yellow and salmon cannas 10c each; variegated cannas 5c each; chrysanthemums, mixed colors 15c doz. white and bronze mums 20c_ doz.; black-eyed susans, 25 for 15c; Boston and sword ferns 20c each. Add post- age. Mrs. E. R. Lunsford, Jackson, Georgia. -Yellow, red and spotted cannas, 25c bunch; well rooted evergreens, $1 a doz., cuttings 6 doz. for $2; little pink _ Seven Sisters rambler roses, rooted, 2 for 25c; May cherry sprouts, 3 for 50c; large flowering yellow daffodils, 50c a doz. Will exch. for Guinea or turkey eggs also cabbage plants. Add postage. Mrs. L. E. Moore, Tallapoosa, Georgia, Route 3. Azaleas, 6 for 25c; white violets, sweet williams, iris lilies, and butter and eggs, 20c doz. each; Easter bell bushes 15c each; Cherokee roses, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Prince Fain, Morganton, Georgia. Azaleas, pink Cherokee roses, black walnuts, yellow roses $1 doz.; straw- berry bush, altheas, rhododendrons, golden glow, pink almond, 6 for $1; narcissus $1.50 a 100; collection of 12 shrubs $1; purple lilac, Jap hydran- gea, and English dogwood 25c each. R. D. Wilson, Morganton, Georgia. Gladioli bulbs, mixed colors, bloom- ing size, 25c doz. or 5 doz. $1; shasta daisies 20c doz., 6 for $1; larkspur, dbl. and single, all colors mixed, root- ed, 15c doz., 40c a 100; hardy winter pansies and phlox, all colors mixed, 20c doz., or 100 of the 3 kinds mixed, 50c; dbl. mixed dahlias, carefully cut with one and two eyes, and carefully packed, $1 doz.; giant tiger lilies 20c each bulb; Mrs. Alfred Connards pink eanna bulbs, $1 doz. Add _ postage. Mrs. A. R. Clark, Auburn, Ga. 6 kinds of geranium cuttings 5c each; oxalis, rooted, 10c; Thanksgiving and Valentine cactus, 5c rooted cutting, 1 year old plants, 20c; English wax vine cuttings, baby Boston ferns, rooted, 10c; phlox plants 10c doz.; pink phlox 25c doz. All postpaid. Mrs. H. H. Smith, Hilltonia, Georgia. Jonquils daffodils $1 a 100; white flag and yellow lilies 25c doz.; conshell. begonia, pink and red, 5c each, rooted, 10c; geraniums, 5c each; large leaf wandering jew, 25c doz. Will exch. for nice..size quilt scraps or cabbage or tomato plants. Mrs. S. A. Miller, Fin- leyson, Georgia. Dbl. Giant fring poppy seeds, pink and red, 25c pkg.; clematis vine seeds, 10c pkg., 3 for 25c; queens wreath, pink vine seeds, 25c pkg.; angel trum- pet 15c pkg.; Dorothy Perkins roses, , 20c each, 3 for 50c. Will exch. poppies for snap dragons, seeds or plants, dwarf kind. Stella I. Albrecht, Colum- - bus, Georgia, 912 Fourth Ave. Mixed bulbs, 20c doz.; also crepe paper waxed flowers; sell or exch. for rooted pot plantshydrangeas, fuch- sia, lantanas, geraniums, ferns, milk and wine and Calla lilies, begonias, carnations, etc. Write for further in- formation, Mrs. L. L. Thornton, Wood- vwlle, Georgia, RFD. Milk and wine iliy bulbs, 3 ee 25e; $8 a 100; red spider lily bulbs, 35c doz; white water lily shrubs, 25c doz., $1.50 themums, 5 colors of large plants mix- ed, 25c a doz.; $1.75 a 100; California violets $1 a 100; physostegia plants 30c doz.; large spotted cannas, bloom till frost, 35c doz.; narcissus $1a 100. All government inspected. Send postage on all orders for less than $1. Large lots sent by express. Mrs. J. E. Har- rell, Quitman, Georgia, Route 6. White spirea, rooted, 15c each; pink crepe myrtle, 15c each, 4 for 50c; ban- ana bulbs 50c each; green and white striped yard grass 5c ea. bulb, 6 for 25c; rooted pink and white begonia 15c ea; maderia vine, roots, 25c doz.; wisteria cuttings, 15c doz.; evergreen hedge 50c a 100 cuttings; boxwoods 50c each, 10 for $4; oleanders, rooted, 50c each, cuttings 10c each; arbor vitea 18 to 20 .nches, $1 each, 3: for $2.50; also pine needle baskets $1 and $2 each; and artificial flowers waxed and otherwise 50c and $1 a doz. Will exch. any of the above for calves or yearlings. Mrs. Ralph McGill, Dawson, Ga. Route 1. Lavender iris bulbs 3 doz. 60c, 4 doz. 75c, 6 doz. $1. Del. Mrs. Ophelia Phil- lips, Fairburn, Georgia, Route 4. Red, dbl white, cream and pink ole- ander; dbl. lavender althea; forsythia, nudiflorum, primulinum, punica, rose- mary, spireas, Van Houtti; dbl. Reev- seana, pink euonimus, Grand Duke Jasmine Hydrangea, any 4 for $1.15, 6 for $1.60; ligustrums, 55c; ferns, Roose- velt, maiden hair, asparagus, plumosa, begonias, coraline lucerns, pres cornot, star leaf, crown of thorns, geraniums. Any 3 for 55c. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cor- dele, Ga. 512 16th Avenue. Large size blue iris lily bulbs, $1 a 100. Lucile White, Temple, Georgia, Route 3, Box 55. 2 to 3 ft. rooted purple lilac sprouts. Sell or exch. for any kind of ferns, be- gonias, geraniums, or petunia plants. Mrs. J. Frank Tanner, Sandersville, Georgia. Large mixed pansy, 15c doz.; all col- ors phlox, mixed petunias, 10c per doz.; purple jew, white with green stripes, 3 for 10c; Teddy J. fern, 15c each; large dbl. pink cannas, 15c_ each; have sold all of my dahlia tubers. Re- ply to many inquiries. Mrs. J. T. Hol- land, Toomsboro, Georgia, Rt. 2. Large flowers, very fragrant pink Jap lilies, rose and cream 20c per bulb, 3 for 50c. Mrs. D. C. Jones, Arlington, Georgia. Hardy spengeria ferns, 25c del.; dbl. mixed zinnias, 10c cup; pink crepe myrtle, 15c each. Miss Carrie Owens, Hawkinsville, Georgia, Route 1. FLOWERS AND SEED WANTED Want all kinds of ferns. Will exch. large turkish towel, hydrangea or tuft- ed embroidery needle for same. Box 138, Griffin, Ga. Want geranium, begonia and sultana cuttings or rooted, all colors, also mam- moth zinnia, marigold and aster seed. Will exch. pure bred white Leghorn eggs at 75c per setting or buttercups and jonquil bulbs at $1 per 100, each to pay postage. Mrs. Ben T. Echols, Philomath, Georgia. Want large flowering cannas in lots of 100 to 2000. Will exch. cabbage, to- mato, pepper and collard plants for same del. in May, June and July. The Plant Man, Ball Ground; Georgia, Route D. Want lantana, sultana, perennial phlox or purple Achiminese bulbs, will exch. a pkg. of hyacinth bean vine seed or fall marigold plants. Mrs. C. D. Bernal, Omaha, Georgia. : - Will the lady who offered geranium cuttings at 5c each including purple, please write me. Want cuttings and have lost her address. Mrs. John R. Turner, Concord, Ga. Want any color of sultana except salmon. Will exch. daffodil bulbs, nar- cissus, violets or canna bulbs for same. Mrs. J. H. Ellis, Huching, Ga. Want pot plants rooted and unroot- ed gladioli, canna, dahlia and purple violets. Will exch. for same. Also want to exch. for sweet potato plants. May delivery. Doyle Eller, Ellijay, Georgia, Route 3. Want pink hydrangea, sultana, any kind of begonia except white conk. Will exch. bermuda onion plants at.15c per 100 for rooted plants. Mrs. G. W. Owen, Hawkinsville, Georgia, Rt. 1. Want ferns, begonia, jew, geraniums or most any kind of pot flowers. Will exch. white running butter beans, long green pod okra, or Texas: cannanball cantaloupe sead. Mrs. C. M. Marshall, Ashburn, Georgia, Route 3. Want to exch. both bunch and run- MARKET BULLETIN ~ a 100; wood ferns, 25 a doz.; chrysan- ning butter beans for any kind of box Hower cuttings. Mrs. H. J. Brantley, nnille, Georgia. gant to exch, 1 dark red very dbl. and 1- variegated dahlia for 2 rooted peach blow hibiscus. Mrs. John Lan- caster, Machen, Georgia, Route 1. Have all flowers I want in exch. for eggs. Answer to many inquiries. Mrs. V. E. Bentley, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 4. Want to exch. Chinese sunflower at rate of 25c doz., for weeping Mary or weeping Lucy. Would also exch. for dried fruit. Each party to pay postage. Mrs. J. G. Veach, Trion, Georgia, Route 1. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 1 churning machine, good cond. $3 FOB Lavonia, or exch. for 1 doz. pure pred M. B. turkey eggs for hatching. O. GC. Chitwood, Canon, Ga. Liong straw brooms, $1 a doz. Mrs. V. S. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7. Straw brooms, carefully wrapped with soft wire, 15c each, $1.60 a doz., or exch. 1 doz. for early. cabbage and tomato plants. Mrs. Geo. Martin, Gainesville, Ga. Route 7. a aa Ground oyster shell for large and small chickens, $1 per 100 lbs. FOB here. W. A. Smith, Savannah, Georgia, 102 E. Bay Street. : : Old fashioned straw brooms, 56 in., 10c each, 55c for 1-2 doz., $1 doz. post- age paid. Cash with order. A. S. Aber- crombie, Villa Rica, Georgia, RFD 1. Pine needles ready to use 16 inches long, 30c lb.; several large sewing and. flower baskets. Sell or exch. for some- thing useful. Write. Miss Gladys Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga. Route 2, Box 59. White 100 lb. feed bags $9 for 100; jute bags $5 a 100. Miss Mamie Roach, Daisy, Georgia, Route 1. Nice, clean chicken (hen) feathers, 30c lb. Mattie Jackson, Ivey, Georgia. Black walnut curnels, 50c lb. del. or 4 bus. $4 FOB Doerun. Janie Brown, Doerun, Ga. Route 1. 5 fat. beavers. Write for price. C. B. Richards, White, Ga. Route 2. Hickory ax handles, 36 in. $3.25 doz; $1.75 per 1-2 doz.; hammer handles, 14 in. 10c each, $1 a dozen. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3. China, nest eggs, 50c doz. prepaid; 200 gal. home-made apple vinegar in 50 gal. bbls., 30c gal. in 50 gal lots. Bbbl. returned, or will exch. for Rib- bon Cane syrup at 90c gal. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Georgia, Route 5. One 1-horse wagon, good _ shape, exch. equal value for shop forge, drill or corn dropper. G. W. Malcom, Good Hope, Georgia. ; One 4-gal. white cedar cylinder churn, used very little, cost $5.25. Make offer, or exch. for side meat. J. Nephew Smyrna, Georgia. 3 grade sacks, 100 lb. domestic, 2 for 25c; 100 lb. toe sacks, thick grade, 8c each; lighter grade, same size, 5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Laura M. Page, De- catur, Georgia, 204 4th Ave. White and red vinegar in 50 gal. bbls. 15c gal., also bottle vincgar FOB Dublin. Cash with order. L. E. Farri- son, Dublin, Ga. . Whole wheat flour, 24 lbs. and up Hczlb.2 FOB: by. prepaid PP: in. ist and 2nd zones, $1.50. Bbbl. lots not prepaid, $9.45. P. W. Ethridge, Milner, Georgia. Bright and sun cured tobacco, 4 lbs. $1; 10 Ibs. $2.50 del.; also Burley to- bacco seed, 25c an oz. Wm. Nunn, Lawrenceville, Ga. Route 4. Ground oyster shell for your large and small chickens. $1 per 100. FOB Savannah. W. A. Smith, Savannah, Georgia, 102 E. Bay St. : 10 Ibs. new, downy goose feathers $1 a lb. Mrs. Earl Perkins, Sylvania, Ga. Big swinging churn, for sale cheap or exch. Write for particulars. M. Can- dler White, Stone Mountain, Georgia, Route 1. : Ax handles hand-made out of good hickory, thoroughly seasoned, 25c ea., or 25 for $5 del. in Ga. Send coin for small amounts, or will ship 25 or more to well rated firms on open account. J. B. Kendrick, Scotland, Ga. | Good, 4 ft. long straw brooms, 10c each, or 3 for 25c. E. W. Hale, Jeffer- son, Georgia, Route 5. Crushed oyster shell for chickens, 200 Ibs. for $3 prepaid freight; 500 lbs. $6 del.; $20 a ton. Mrs. Kate Shipp, Finleyson, Georgia. Walnut meats, 45 lb.; -hickory nuts 36c per 1-2 gal. Add postage. Miss Maud Roper, Dawsonville, Georgia, Route 1. 1 horse cart with iron axel, good Jeond. $20 or exch. for most anyth chickens at $1 each. Thursday, April 12, 199 especially dark Cornish Indian Gam E. L. Dixo Blackshear, Georgia. ; 5 Ibs. good tobacco, 10c lb. and 22 lbs. of crape tobacco, 7c Ib. Mrs. W. Ss. A. Beckworth, Baxley, Ga. 1 new egg crate, 15 egg size, 30c; 1 30-doz. size, $1 or exch. for large breeq eggs. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga, White hickory home made ax han- dles $2.25 a doz.-Root. S. Anderson Hawkinsville, Ga, < 17 unused 200 lb. guano sacks ,$1.25, Cash with order. No checks. R, F Chambers, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 4. 25 meal and hull sacks. Make best offer FOB here. Miss Ellie Belvher, Adairsville, Ga. Route 3. ee Reed flower baskets, 53 in. handles, any color. Mrs. C. E. Mitchell, Rock mart, Georgia, RFD 3. Hand force pumps, 4 nozzles f spraying small plants, fruit tree scalding and extinguishing fire from buildings. Easily operated, rapid re- sults, $3.10; also roller wash boards, 11 rollers, rubbing made easy, $1.65. All postpaid. J. B. Cullers, Daisy, Ga. Route 2: ee 40 white feed and meal sacks, 10c each. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga. Black walnuts, hulled, $1 bu. del. J. B. Camp, Villa Rica, Ga. _ Licene for lice on poultry. Enough in 1 tube for 150 or 200 hens, 60c. Used once or twice a year. Satisfaction gua- ranteed, or money refunded. Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga. oe 400 gals. pure apple vinegar, 2 years old, in 30 and 50 gal. bbls., 35 gal, FOB here. Barrels returned. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bremen, Georgia. Box 102.. s Bright sun cured tobacco, 4 Ibs. $1; 10 Ibs. $2.50 del. Wm. Nunn, Lawrence- ville, Georgia, Route 4. te 1 open buggy in fair cond. $20 or will exch. for shelled corn at $1 bu. or hogs at market price. Mrs. J. D. Mc- Intyre, Oulsey, Ga. Route 1. ? Car Lots for Sale and Wanted : BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE Car Lots ee 1 car pure, clean, sound 90-day vel- vet beans, 90c bu., FOB here. J. H. Powell. & Bro., Warthen, Ga. woes BEANS AND PEAS WANTED Car Lots Want 1 car of Velvet beans in pod, $20 del. Macon. Write P. O. Box 287, Macon, Ga. CATTLE WANTED Car Lots se Want-1 car feeder yearlings, consist ing of 25 to 50. J. T. Cochran, Sto. wall, Ga. ? CORN FOR SALE Car Lots = 1 to 2 cars slip shucked ear corn, a 80 Ib. bu. FOB. M. Cook, Mi a. : CORN WANTED Car Lots a Want ear corn in car lots; shell corn in any quantity. Advise quantit; and FOB prices. Robinson & Nea Cairo, Ga. : HAY FOR SALE See Car Lots a 3_cars fine peavine hay, $20 per to FOB here. Rhodes Sewell, Perry, G 1 car each of peavine, peanut an mixed Soy bean and peavine ha; Mrs. Lula Liggett, Unadilla, Ga. OAT STRAW FOR SALE Car Lots Half car ea. bright baled shucks an pure oat straw, $9 ton; also 1 car brig! baled oat straw, $9 per ton. All FO. Wrightsville. J. H. Rowland, Wrights ville, Ga. STABLE MANURE FOR SALE Car Lots = 1 car of stable manure, $3.50 ton HOB cars. J. H. Bragg, Hawkinsvi a. ; me VELVET BEANS FOR SALE Car Lots : 1 car sound dry Velvet beans in po picked in November, $20 a ton FO here. C. Q. Norris, Eastman, Ga.