. DEPARTMENT Fe,
EUGENE TALMADGE



__ PUBLISHED Lif Wd Bes OF M
| ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928. NUMBER 30.

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= St have just eecired: a report on the sales that were nade through
@ office force of the Bureau of Markets for the month of may.
reas sales do not include any sales that were made by publication
in the Market Bulletin. We have no way of keeping a record of sales |
that are made by advertisements in the Bulletin. We do keep an ac-
~ curate record of sales that are conducted by our field men assisted
by county agents and are made in ae office Bipoten comespondente,
telephone and telegraph messages. . st

Below i is a complete list of the Maye sales:
22 cars of Velvet Beans, $9,151.66.

"Velvet. beans did not bring as much as they were ae These 22
ears of beans ground into meal would have been worth at least -
$12, 000.00 as fertilizer. The nitrogen derived from velvet beans is,
just as good as the Nitrogen derived from cotton seed meal.

O-T60-Tan Beans, eC Gs $168. 50. S

This variety of bean has been selling for around five or six doe
per bushel. They are very scarce in Georgia. If planted right away

they will do fairly well and it might be a good idea for the farmers
8 plant a few more of this variety. oe bean.

I note an item
. Velvet bean hulls, L..C. L. $64. 00.

. I dont know what the man wanted with these eelvet pean hulls, :
put. ground uP it is possibly a better filler than cotton seed hulls.

Cabbage, two cars, $1,492.00.

This ought to be increased next spring to at least. 20 cars in 1 April
and 10 in May.

_89 cars of corn, $18,531.16. os
J tried my best to get the farmers not to sell. their corn last fall
i hen: it was down around sixty cents per bushel. Of course some of

corn until after Christmas. It has brought more after Christmas. for

- the. past ten years than it has in the fall monhs. Z
Eggs, EO peo : eee

MARKET

- money

_ them had to. sell it. Where you can possibly do so always keep your

"Diversified Farming Not Only a Slogan But a Reality i in Georgia Se |

We have. dead: a great many To anealiens for different pies fOr

tne sale of eggs of which we have kept no record;
Two cars of: hay, $487.00. *
This number should be multiplied sede There. is a lot of

hay shipped into Georgia from other States. The farmers in middle
Georgia and in north Georgia should grow fitore alfalfa.

Oat Straw, one car, $153. 00. ee
Peas, three cars, $2, 441.53. =o i

It is not too late to plant peas now. They respond te otk and
fertilizer more than any rop I have ever planted.

as much as cotton if you will hold them until the ye season
to sell them. :

Potatoes, L. GC. L. $26. tb.

I announce with pleasure the next ee

AT cars of Poultry, $126,322.44. > ES

"This item leads the list, and we can crow a Tittle. over it.

The last item is 47 cars of Hogs, $58, 888.34, |

~The total of all of these products is $217,906. 84,

Of course the Bureau of Markets does not sell all of the diversi-
fied farm products that are sold in Georgia. I am.of the opinion

that we sell only about one-third, so you see that multiplying these

figures it runs a good deal over $600,000.00 per month. Although

May is considered the dullest month of the year for the sale of farm

products it led the sales for the past six months.

We-are no longer dependent upon cotton in Georgia as a single
-erop. The above list of farm products can not be grown
profitably on a tenant system. It calls for a farmer with his: family

back on the farm putting forth intelligent. effort, and if this pro-
gram is kept up for the next five years in Georgia you will see the

morale.- of our farmers

~ fertility of our soil cpeoved and the
: EUGENE TALMADGE,

strengthened.

REPORT 4

aS 2G ga ; Ping L y a OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS oe x Ei fe eee . ee
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, June 2. 1928. Always subjeet to ec oe ee -

Bo : Se ATLANTA MACON COLUMBUS SAVANNAH
Sweet: Botatoes (Yellow). bulk, 100 lbs. pee nn nae nee- 2e- 4-88 GREG ees -$ 2.50 f
Trish Potatoes, sack, 100 Ibs. ---~-------+--------- Pee ES 3 = 3.50 So eee + 2.10 ;
_ Cabbage, green, Grated, 100: bcs ue oe aoe oe fe ee 2.75 eh cs
eee Ga. Extra, dozen ou eee ei ie ae Pee oe Se ate eee sea -2-----5-= OS E295

Bees, Ga. Standard, dozen ----------~----+-------*_---~--- 82 1-2 ete wes 2

ii] ee Trade, dozen s<-4-s-4--------- OME dae ee ey I See : to
Bess, Yard Run, dozen -----------------------+--- . 25 2 28 6 Se

Stags, per lb. SRS Ree ee ee ee ot ee Be en ee Cae : om
_ Hens, per Ib. no panne enna nny ea con snnrnnnsene os Fone 18 20 .26
~ Roosters, per lb, --------------------------------- 12 10 -12 15

OS ee Ge cS 280 30 37 AB
- Ducks, per Ib. -------------------+-----4--------- - 20 .20 .293 3 .80

O iesbec. Wer 1b. Gc -- ne Me eran nee pan ale 16. . Se eee 15
Turkeys, per Ib. ---- wanna nn nn ee enn en anew nnn nn nn 25 OG Ree ass Fale
Lima Beans, per, lb. ------------------------------ 10 0 09 1-200 ween =+- Al
_ Field Peas, mixed, per bu. Stee: ees es -o------- - 2.00 1850 6 7) Hanan see 2.25
"Blackeye Peas, (Ga.) per Ib. --------------+------- -07 ee abe
Georgia eane syrup, bbls. oo) per gallon ee ee Ree es ae -50 -50 eS I is A eae
Corn Meal, sack 96 Hie ee wecese-------- 2.75 2.10 \ 2.70 2.90
Corn Milling, sacked, bu. ----------- idee eee ee sane Sen aes eae
Oats, No. 3 White, sacked, bu. Se as ae ------- 85. 88 : 89 . 95
Doo Hay, ton 2>.-=--.--.- eee ener e nas 20.00 rae a ee

BS Miiaith. (Ga.) tot Cs. oe ea ee eS AO ee Se

ae Country Butter, best table, 1b. aie 407 | 4.85 A000 eee aennne-
peunity Butter, cooking, Ib. fo Se eee 30 30 35 Sees oo eine



HOG MARKETHighest prices received ee June 1, as follows!
Comal, 9e. Basis No. 1. 3





Griffin, Georgia, Spalding County, 9.10; Blakely, Georgia,

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Do not plant |
them and go off and leave them and expect to make peas, If you
want to make peas, fertilize them a little, and plough them about
twice. You will be surprised to find that peas will bring in almost.







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Poultry fet Sale and.

Wanted

ANCONAS FOR SALE
100 Ancona hens for sale, cheap. Part



of them direct from Shepherd. All lay-:

ing. Also 10 cockerels, and eggs, $1.50
for 15. L. LU. Wallace, Atlanta, Ga. 247
Highland Ave.

Pure Shepherd Ancona pullets, $1.00

ea,
3.

7% Ancona hens and 1 rooster, $1.00
ea., or $6.50 for lot. Mrs. Frank Clark,
Roberta, Ga. ;

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BANTAMS FOR

1 $20.00 trio of barred rock Bantams
at a sacrifice, or trade for lot of com-
mon bantam hens for sitters. Robt. W.
Clark, Macon, Ga. 358 Spring St.

SALE >

1 snow white bantam rooster and 2
hens, $2 or will trade for R I Reds or
Wyandottes. Also Bantam baby chicks
for sale, .T. H. Wadsworth, Dallas,
Ga. Rt. 1.

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"BARRE DROCKS FOR SALE

Thompson Ringlet Barred Rock
March cockerels, 80c ea., pure stock.
Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2.

9 Barred Rock hens and 1 cock, all
yr. old, fine strains. $16.50 for lot. FOB
Adrain. Mrs. S. A. SPanD, Soperton;
Ga. RFD 1. : ; m

2 pure bred Barred Rock yr. old cocks
$1.50 ea,. here, or exch. for 15 lbs. cured
side of shoulder. meat, or good thrifty 6
or 8 wks. old pig. Mrs: Delia eee: Tal-
PAR OOR: Ga. Rt. 3.

A few 8 wks. old Barred Rock cocker-
els, 75c. a., 10 wks .old, $1.00 ea. FOB
here. Mrs. r A. Howell Meigs, Ga. Rt.
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BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS
FOR SALE >

3 to 6 wks old cockerels and pullets,
Bird Bros., high scoring stock, $1.00 and
up. Mr. Robt. W. Clark, Macon, Ga.,
358 Spring St.

Fischel strain White Rock cockerels,
February hatch, $2.00 ea., eggs same
strain, $1.00 for 15. Cash with order.
Mrs. J. F. Lindsey, Zt, Ga. Rt. 6
_ Box 58.

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GAMES FOR SALE

Trio pure Cornish Games)1 yr old,
2 yr old M. B. turkey tom. Christine
Jones, Lula, Ga. Rt. 3.

Pure 100 per cent Wathors Game

1927 hatch; roosters, in lots of 5 or

~ more $1.00 ea., pullets, 75c ea. FOB

- Winder. Bob Jackson, Winder, Ga.,
RFD 3. p :

15 Red and black Game 8 wks old
chicks, 50c ea., FOB here. _ John a
Chatsworth, Ga.



GIANTS AND LANGSHANS
FOR SALE

Yr. old purple strain J. B. Giant
hens now producing 60 per cent, $2.00
ea., in half doz. lots, also yr. old cock-
erels from A 1 pens, $2.50 ea., fertile
eggs for incubating purposes, $1.50 for
15, Mrs. IT. See Pine View,
Gs.

\ - LEGHORNS FOR SALE

., 50 Ferris W. Leghorn yr. old hens,
$1.00 ea. Mars. Piety Forbes, Brooklet,
Ga. )

25 pure bred W Leghorn hens and
1 cock, $1.00 ea. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis,
Quitman, Ga. A

Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton, Ga. Rt. |

Ft. Valley, Ga.

: ae oe = 1" R K E a. oS UL ETL N

or exc for 20 dds. of cured. side meat, or
a gcod shoat.
poosa, Ga- Rt. 3.

3 to 400, S. C. W. Leghorn Wycoff
strain pullets, 3 1-2 mos. old, 75c ea.,
also same age and strain cockerels, 70c
ea: Mrs, U. G. Conner, Gainesville,
Ga. Rt. a

March WwW Leghorn pullets, $1.00 ea.,
6 puliets and 1 rooster, $6.00 FOB here.
Cash with order. Cora Crow, Gaines-
ville, Ga, Rt. 2. :

25 Brown Leghorn hens and 2 cocks.
Tormohlen strain, $25.00 for lot. Mrs.
H. H. "Ramsey, Boston, Ga. 4

14. W. Leghorn yr old. good laying
hens, 90c-a., or-exch.~ Mrs. W. E.
Whisnante, Social Circle, Ga. ;

Pure bred Tancred W. Legehrn 8 wks.
old cockerels, bought when baby chicks
from State College, Athens, Ga., healthy
and free from diareah 75c ea. W. H.
Story, Appling, Ga. RFD 2, Box, 63._

10 W. Leghorn 2 yr.-old. hens, pure
stock, $10.00. Mrs. J. Jd. BOCES Una-
dilla, Ga. Rt. Os ree

50. WwW Eeahon Bevis, $1.25. ea.

J. W.
Altman, Alma, Ga.

30 pure bred yr, old W. L. hens, 75c ea.

| Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Quitman, Ga.

12 Batron strain W. L. land 2 yr. ola
hens, all laying, 90c ea., 85c ea., if all
taken in one lot. Mrs. RS. Kimberly.
Empire, Ga.

A few choice 7 wks old Tancred strain
W. L. cockerels from high egg produc-
ers at 75c ea., if ordered now. G. E.
Finley, Dalton, Ga. ;

20 or more S. C. W. L. Tancred strain
breeding hens. Parents direct from
Fairacres heavy laying strain, Dayton,
Ohio. Make best offer. Mrs. G.. ee
Barnett, Sugar ae Ga.

Carefully . selected S$. C. White 43.
horn pullets from high egg producing

_| Stock, 8 wks. old, 70c ea., 10 wks. 80c,

12 wks. 90c ea. Peach Poultry Farm,

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68 March 20th hatch W. L. pullets,
45c ea., and 67 roosters, 35c ea., or lot
for $50.00 FOB Jasper. Cash with or-
der. E. Owen, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3 Box
61. : : z

250 12 wks. old Tancred S. C. W. Leg-
horns, 75c ea., also 250 cocks, same
strain, 70c ea.. W. Ri Daniel, Carrollton
Ga. Rt. 7.

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pullets $1.00 ea. FOB here. Will exch.
for anything can use of equal value. D.

T. Gates, Chipley, Ga.
ie 5 +
$6.00, or exch. for 1 pure bred 1 1-2 ory

W. L. pullets, 8 wks. old 60c; 10 wks.
old, 70c; 12 wks. old, 80c. Carefully
selected. S. P. Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga.:

hens and 1 rooster, yr old, $1:00 ea,
$13.00 for lot. L. A. eae ee Rock-
mart, Ga. Rte3;

4 pure W. Ee hens now ionic and 1
rooster, $5.00 for all or exch for 4 pure
B. R. pullets or hens and 1 rooster,
same age. M. Theo Suber, Jr., Macon,
Ga., 109 Cleveland Ave. -

10 White Leghorn hens, 90c ea. Mrs.
L. .M. White, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.

4 Youngs strain White Leghorn 1 and
2 yr. old cockerels, $1.25 to $1.50 ea. FOB
here. Mrs. A. R. Brooks, Donovan, Ga.



MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS.
. FOR SALE

10 Black Minorca Pape strain hens,
$150 ea., 1 yr. old rooster, ee 00. Gus
Edwards, Arabi, Ga.

15 Black Minorca hens and 1 cock, 1
yr. old, Pape strain, from prize win-
ning stock, $1.50 ea., or lot for $23.00.



i} Woodrow Wilson, Martin, Ga. Rt .2.

4 W. lL. now laying pullets, $1.10 ea,

Mrs. Delia sale Talla- |.

Fyr. old hens, $1. 50 8.

-wards, Arabi,

100 pure bred White rishoed 1927 |.

15 pure bred S.-C. Brown now laying

es i REDS: FOR, SALE |

February hatch Donaldson strain R.
T. Red cee ars red, $1.50. ea.,
FOB Alma. Mrs. T. R, Stewart, Alma,
Ga. Rt. 1 Box 26. *

One S.C. R. I. Red yr, old cock. Full
stock, $1.50 cash FOB here. P. M.
Spires, Milan, Ga

Donaldson R. I. Red March and Feb-
ruary cockerels, 90c ea., 20 Donaldsen 2.
All pure stock.
we J. J. Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2

f fine pen S C RI Reds; 10 hens
and cock, $35.00; second choice hens,
$5.00 ea; utility hens, $1.5@ ea; cocks,
lvand 2 yr. old. $2.50 and $3.00 ea. All
from prize stock and heavy layers.
Donaldson; Mahood and Owens Farms
strain; eggs, from fancy pen, $1.50 for

-15, range flock, $1.00 for 15, $3. 00,for 50

mised. Miss Belle. , Bron-
wood, Ga. Eo 83. :

About 60 6 to 8 weeks. old R. I. Reds
from, prize winners. last: Augusta Fair,
ist pen. R.. M. Morris, Augusta, ar

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gia, 2003 Wrightsboro, Road. i+

5S. Cy Re 7 dark red heavy laying
March pullets $5 or exch. for bedroom

1 tufted set. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit,

Georgia, Route 2,

50 frying size S. C. 'R. I. Red pullets.
Owen strain, 80c each. Lucy B. Paley

Raymond, Georgia.

Dark R. I. Red February. cockerels
from culled stock $2 each FOB Alma.

Mrs. T. R. Stewart, Alma, | eee Rt.

1; Box 26.

25 March 15th hatch pure bred S. C.
R. I. Red pullets, 90c each, also cock-
erels same age, strain and price. G. H.
Eley, White Plains, Georgia, Rt. 2. -

20 S. C. R. I. Red hens and 2 roosters
$20 for lot. Mrs. A. M. Seay, Conley,

Georgia, Route 1.

10 R. I. Red mixed hens, 5 or 6 Ibs.
each, and 1 rooster 10 Ibs. Guss: Ed-
Georgia.



- WYANDOTTES FOR SALE

Rose Comb about 11 mo. old, $1.50 a.,

$1 for 15 del or exch. W. T. Adams,
Lavonia, Georgia, Box 381.
ah, y

Golden Lace Wyandotte roosters $1.50
each, or exch for same breed pullets.
Mrs. J. M. Campbell, Rareney ,Geor-
gia, Route 2.

Golden Lace ee roosters,
$1.50 each, or exch. for pullets of same
breed. Mrs. J. M. Campbell, Surrenry,
Georgia, Route 2. A

MISCELLANEOUS - CHICKENS:

20 or 25 friers, 1 1-2 to 2 Ibs., large
breed, 37c Ib. del. Coop to be returned.
C. O. Draper, Comer, Ga.



CHICKENS WANTED

Want 15 S. C. R. I. Red pullets, 10
to 12 weeks old. Donaldson strain pre-
ferred. Will exch! tufted bedspread in
fadeless colors or white. Daisy basket
design. Write. Mrs. R. T. Chatham,
Adairsville, Georgia, Route 3.



Want to. exch. value $35 for young
pure bred hens or: Registered _brood
sow. Write for further information.
Mrs. C. a Williams, Dallas, Georgia,
Route 6.

Want from 1 to 500 Brown or White
Leghorn pullets, 1 to 6 mos. old at
right price. Give full particulars in
first leter and state if price is del. or
FOB. R. M. Wisker, Orlando, Florida,
811 N. Summerlin Street.

Want 200 good layin strain Marek
or April hatch W. Leghorn pullets.



Make best offer for cash del, Adairs-

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2 pure bred S_L. Wyandotte roosters, |

Fob here, also pure bred hatching eggs |



; Georgia...

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iiiay: June 7, 1928,

ville. Must be reasonable. Write. J. E.
Stone, Adairsville, Ga. Route 3.

. Want 100 or more 8 weeks old large
breed chickens. Pay cash with order. |
Mrs. H. J. Hoodwin, Homestead, ore
| Route A. :

Want to exch. value $20 f for 18 R. I,
Red hens. Write Mrs. Ee . Forbes,
Brooklet, Georgia. , :

- Want 2 large size S. L. R. C. roosters .
about 1 year old. Must be thoroughbred
and reasonable price. Color, black and
auc Mrs. J. R. cucee Douglas, Ga. A



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, ETC. FOR ou
SALE eee

t turkey toni, wt-about 30 ths <Sbe->,
Ib. Mrs. L. M White, Calhoun, Corey, pe
Route 5

1 Mammoth Bronze turkey ion $10
FOB here. Mrs. A. me Brooks, a he

10 speckled t guineas, 50c nae Mrs.
Frank Clark, Roberta, Ga.

6 guineas; 4 hens, 75 each, or $4 for.
lot FOB here. Miss Vera Hil, Cone:
Georgia, Route 2.. i

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- Nice lot. of young geese. Come Bee, Si 3
them or make me the best cash price
FOB for them. J. O. Stewart, see eas

Ga, Route 1, Box. 71. e

2 fat common ducks ana 1 drake $3. ee
for all or exch. for 2 pure bred-B, R. ~~ .
pullets or hens ,not over 15 mos. old... |
M. Theo Suber, Jr., Macon, Georgia,

109 edd Ce a Avenue. roe



<n GUINEAS, ETC. WANTED

- Want from 20 to 50 spring ducks.
Write what. you have, prige and num-
ber. Mrs. H. J. Hoodwin, Homestead,
Florida, Route A.

' Want 1 Mammoth Bronze turkey.
hen. Give price and full particulars in |
first letter. L. M. Isler, Morgan, Ga.

Want Peafowls and Pheasants, also _
Goslings, Turklings and bantam chic-
kens and eggs. Write lowest prices and
state age etc. Mrs. I. P. Parker, Nor-
cross, Georgia.



BABY CHICKS FOR SALE .

5000 Barca Rocks, R. I. Reds, Butt
Orpington chicks, $3 for 25; 50 for $6; ie
$10 a 100; White Leghorns, $8 a 100
prepaid. 100 per cent live del. Fains Si
Hatchery, Edison, Georgia. ;

Donaldson Reds and Thompson Ring
let Barred Rock day old chicks. Del.
June 13, $13 a 100; $7 for 50, $3.50 for
25. From trapnest hens with 238 lay-
ing record. Guaranteed live del. N. D.
Wrightsville, Ga.

Ferris W. Leghorn chicks from stock _

direct from Ferris from 260 to 293 egg

trapnest hens $9 a 100 postpaid. 100 :
per cent live del. Hatch every week.
Oconee Poultry Farm, Rockledge, Ga.

5S. C. R. I. Red baby chicks, Donald- |
son strain, $12 a 100 del. From good
dark red stock. Eggs $1.25 for 15. Mrs.
T. J. Ray, Stone Mountain, Georgia,
Route x.



BABY CHICKS WANTED

| Want any kind of baby chicks to

raise on halves to 6 or 8 weeks. Large _
breeds preferred. Experienced. Fine

location. Mrs. J. M. Aldredge, Cordele,
Georgia. os

Want 1 to 200 thavsuetieea White
Leghorns or Barred Rocks to raise on
halves to 8 weeks old. Mrs. M. J. Dub-.
berly, Baxley, Georgia, sop 2;

shestoe

Want to raise 200 baby chicks on!
halves to 8 wks. Large breed eles

_|Mrs. L. K. Lamp, Scott, Ga. Route 1

Want 25 full stock Minorca ~ baby
chicks at once. Mrs. B. T, SeROTRE: i
Clermont, Georgie, Route 1, {oe







Want . to 200 oe to ra: (
halves to 6 wks. or 2 mos. old.
Reds, Rocks or Indian. Games, pre

_ ferred. Mrs. J. W.- Strickland, _Ray

ly, Georeia,, Route. See

- Want i or- 200 eh Mo raise on
__ halves: to 8 or 10 wks. Buff and White
~ Orpingtons preferred. Del. June 15.
_ Write first. Mrs. J. W. Bullard, Milford,
; _ Georgia, RFD 1, Box 78.
Want -
raise on halves to 10 weeks. Write be-
ee sending. Mrs. C. A, caine
S _Whomasville, Ga, RFD 1,








Want to exch. baby turkeys for 50.
R. I. Red week-old baby: chicks. Write.
Mrs. J. G. Connally, Senoia, Georgia,
Route 2, Box 38 - oy

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Want 100. baby chicks to raise on.
halves to 8 weeks. Cornish Game or
_ Barred Rock preferred. Mrs. M N.
5 _ Parker, Seville, Georgia:



a EGGS FOR SALE | ;

Light Brahma eggs. Pure mates and
Brown: strain $1: for. 15, $1.75 for 30
_ del. J. F.-Miller, Leo, Ga.

Hatching eggs from State inspected
flock or Barred Rock eggs $1.25 per
setting del. Carton returned, or exch.
for tufted and emb. bedspreads, mill
end sheeting, also mill thread. Write
first. Mrs.. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Ga.

A few: hatching eggs from J. B.
Giants $1.50 a setting, or exch. for pre-
- .gerves, jelly and other things. Write.
Mrs. J. S. Weatherby, Hoschton, Ga.

Aristocrat Ringlet Barred Rock eggs
$1 for 15; also day old chicks, 15c each
in small lots. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Mon-
roe, Georgia, Route 1.

Thompson Barred Rock eggs $1 for
15 del. Mrs. L. S. Vaughn, Cane
Georgia, Route 29. -

: x i $1.75 for 30: del Cash with ofier,
Mrs. C..A. Wilbanks, ( Commerce, Geor-
gia, Route 29.

8 Black Menorca | eggs $1" for: 15
del. by prepaid P. P. Prompt shipment.
_L. B. Millians, Newnan, Ga,

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Eggs for hatching from mated pens
of fancy breeds: B. R., White Rocks,
Young strain W. Leghorns, R. C. R. I.
' Whites, and Fischel strain White Wy-
- andottes, at reduced prices; $1.50 for
15, $6 a 100 FOB Donovan. Mrs. A. R.
: _ Brooks, Donovan, Ga. > uv



Fine | Red Bourbon turkey - eggs, 18
t 25c each, also Golden Sebright ban-
tam eggs, $1.50 a setting. Mrs. J.. C.
Collier, Barnesville, Ga. -

Rs Buff Orpington eggs, $1.25. for by or
exch. for drid fruits, Ribbon Cane
syrup, tatting, tufted bedspreads or
_ quilt tops. Mrs. W. E. Whisnante, So-
cial Circle, Georgia, Route 1.

= as Bourbon Red and Bronze turkey

oe _ Enigma, Georgia.

i setting of pure White Holland tur-
~ key. eggs $3 doz. or exch. for year old
M. B. turkey hen. Mrs. Ethel Jones,
Lula, Georgia, Route 3.

Fresh, fertile eggs from pure bred.
J.B. Giants, $1.50 for 15. Miss Jessie

~ Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Bourbon Red, slightly mixed with
Bronze, turkey eges $2.50 for setting
of 13 del. at once..Mrs. A. L. Garrison,
Ashland, Georgia, Route 1.

Imp. Indian Runner duck eggs, from
ducks 2 and 3 lbs. larger than the or-
- dinary Indian Runner $1 for 13 eggs.
Woodrow Harkins, Quill, Ga.

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Thom son prize stock Barred Roc
eges $1 er 15. Cartons to be returned.
Mrs. Milton Sumner, Sylvester, Geor-
' gia, Route 3. Se

4 or 200 Barred Rocks to

Thompson Imp. Ringlet | eggs $1 for |

eves, mixed, 25c each. Mrs. J. ee Allen, |



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Dark Cornish: Tdian- Game -eges

~ 1$1.30 for 16 del. Miss: oe ae

Culverton, Georgia, Route

"Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barred 1 Rock
eggs, .90c for 15 del. Cartons to be re-
turned. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Geor-
gia, Route 2,

Donaldson pure stock R. i Red eggs
90 for 15 del. Crates to be retur ned.

Mrs, J. J Hooks, Unadilla, Ga Rt 2.

. = ESS zy s
EGGS WANTED

- Want some Bronze turkey eges, also
White Pekin duck and S. CG. R. IL. Red

| eggs. Give best price, ete. Mrs. W.. C.

Smith, Progress Station, Fort Lauder-
dale, Fla., Box 562. ; 1

Want 1 setting pure bred farkay eggs,
Bourbon Red or Bronz preferred. Pay
reasonable price or exch: Earliana to-
mato plants. Mrs. M a Pearson,
Georgia, Route ue

Want to exch, mixed Petunia plants,
all colors, also mums for setting eggs.
Any large breed chickens for incuba-_

| tor hatching. Will give 25 nice: plants

for 1 doz. eggs. Can use 230 eggs.

Write. Mrs. J. N. Aldredge, Cordele,
eoree, :

Want to exch. value Gs: Doraldson R.
I. Red eggs, dark color pure bred. Write
for further particulars. Virgil B. (Gil-
bert, Woodbury, Ga. BED 3.



Beans and Peas for
Sale and Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE _



Have sold my perennial peas. Answer
to many inquiries. Mrs. G. J. RiChCOntt
Bremen, Georgia.

White peas with black eye, 20 lbs at
8c Ib. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga.

Good 90-day running velvet beans
$1.25 bu. FOB here. G. F. A. William-
son, Rochelle, Georgia, Route Ty

2 bu Brabham wilt proof peas, $4. 50
or take grain of any kind when thresh-
ed, or 1927 shelled corn. R. P, Stein-

heimer, Brooks, Georgia. . ie

bu. C. M. Jackson, Lawrenceville, Ga.

White brown-eyed pas, 2 Ibs. 25c;
5 lbs. 50c. Add postage. Mrs. L. S.
Vaughn, Commerce, Ga. Route 29

No. 1 recleaned early speckled seed
velvets $1.25 bu. J. H Palmer, Tennille,
Georgia

Big Whipps and New. Era field peas

Commerce, Ga. Route 29 as

White brown- -eyed peas, lady peas,
little century, all 10 Ib, Add postage.
Mrs. C. R. See MOnipeS: Ga. Rt-1.

Pure Iron clad peas, 10 bu. $2 bu.
Rik. Randall, Lavonia, Ga. Route ;

35 Ibs. O-too- ae beans, 10c lb. Cash
with order. W. S. moechee: Cleveland,
Ga. Route 1.

Laredo soy beans $4.90 bu.,;
soy beans $3.25 .bu. FOB Jackson.
Prompt shipment. D. P. Settle, Jack-
son, Georgia.

io s
7

Have sold all of my o-too-tan beans.
Answer to many inquiries. Mrs. O. L.
Callahan, Woodbury, Ga.

Laredo soy beans for sale. Write for
prices FOB Milner. S. S. Barron, Mil-
ner, Georgia, Route 2,

20 lbs. butter beans $2; wont sell
less than entire lot. 40 lbs. cream crow-.
ders $3.20. Won't sell less than entire
lot. Order COD. All orders FOB Tem-
ple. C. White, Temple, Ga. Route 3,
Box. 55.

Cream Crowder, jencck ied crowder



and brown-eyed peas, 8c lb. in 5 ib.

10 bu. blue Whippoorwill peas, $2. 25 |

Biloxi ;



lots oo more. Add Wake Mrs. R. L.
Kennerly, ee: Ca: RFD 2.

1. Lady peas 100 Ib, FOB, wit mek 15 |

Ibs. for nice dried fruit. Mrs, R. ee
Loyd, Nicholls, Georgia.

White Lady peas, 10 Ib.:
Crowder black-syed peas, 8c lb. Add
Postage. Mrs. J. R. Smith, -Lavonia,
Georgia, Route 3.

9 1-2 lbs. of peas to sell. Write for |.
| price. Ji A. Langley, Lithonia, Br eOneN :
RED 1, . ; \

A few mixed peas for sale. at market
/price or exch. for Spanish. or: Runner
peanuts. J. C. Soloman, Hioenes
Mr erele.

3 pk. or be walle mush peas, 10 Ib.

-or exch: for Spanish peanuts at 5 or}

6c lb. Mrs. S. A. Spann, Soperton, Ga.
RFD hoes

\

4 bu. pure Unknown peas, $8 FOB
here. Clifton. Beard; Buford, Georgia,
Route 3.

3 bu. slightly bier Whips $2.25 bu.:
8 bu. New Eras, sound, slightly, mixed,

$2.10 bu. W. D. -Watson,- ee
Geor gia. a e

15 bu. Bunch velvet Beane $2.25 be:
20 bu. Clay peas $2.35 bu.; 15 bu: Un-
knowns $2.45 bu.; 30 bu. Mixed, peas
$2 bu. All,.sound seed in strong even.
wt. bags. C. Q. Norris, Eastman, Ga,

10 bu. Mung beans: 25 bu. Iron peas:
10 bu. New Eras; 5 bu. Whippoorwiils.

Write for samples and price. L. A.
Pierce, Lavonia, Georgia.
abr bu. o- too- tans $7. 25 piss 12 bu.

| Laredos $5.25 bu.; 30 bu. Running vel-

Kvet beans $1.25 bu.
Eastman, Georgia.

Clay peas $2. 60 bu.; Irons. $2. 65;
Brabhams $2.90 bu. J. W> eos Ten-
nille, Georgia.

L. M. Giddens,

Hendersons - puch limas, 20c lb. No
less than 2 lbs. sold. FOB. 90-day and
bunch velvets, mammoth yellow, mixed
whipps, irons and brah peas. W. i.
Waddells, Pearson, Ga.

Genuine Laredo soy beans, pure and
sound, $1.50 pk. $5 bu. FOB here. Carl
Williams, Locust Grove, Georgia.

Black-eyed Calif. peas, 6 lb. not
prepaid; Texas blue pea (small, suita-
ble for sowing) $2.50 bu.; speckled
Whips $2 bu. FOB here. Mrs, Ida M.
Allen, Carrollton, Ga. Route 5.

Brab peas, $2.50 bu.; Speckled $2 bu;
Willetts Early bunch frost- -proof won-
der English peas, $15 a bu. 30e lb. All

Georgia,

i

$2.15 bu. FOB here. C. A. Wilbanks, ge

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want 35 bu. o-too-tan peans at
once. Name best price FOB your town.
L. E. Baldwin, Dawson, Ga.

Want peas of all kinds. Let us. know
what you have to sell. H. M. Franklin, |
Tennille, Georgia.

Want 5 bu. Brab- peas. Quote best
price. W. C. Rutledge, Winder, Geor-
gia, Route 3.

Want 20 bu. Brab peas. Will exch.
Porto Rico potato plants at $1.75 M.
and will allow $2.25 bu. for peas. S. E.
Hollis, Baxley, Georgia, Route 1.

Want all varieties of peas, velvet
beans and o-too-tans. State quantity,
quality and best price FOB your ship-
ping point. Fred R. Bennett, Eastman,
Georgia.

Want a small amount of cornfield
beans to plant at once. Write before
sending. Mrs. J. R. Cheatham, Hull,
Georgia, Route 3.

BUTTER FOR SALE
Jersey butter del. 45c Jb. 4 or 5 Ibs.
weekly. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga.



Can furnish 4 lbs. white Jersey but-





ae

FOB here. Mrs. Z. B. Saxon, Sylvania, :

nk 4 PAGE WERER a
Lter iL aay of. each week. Write. Mrs. B.



T. Osborn, Clermont, Ga. Route 1.

3 or 4 Ibs. nice fresh country butter

Georgia, Route 3, Box 51.

6 Ibs. fresh form butter 40c lb. del.
per week. ae E. N. Rice, Felton,~Ga.
Route 2. ;



" CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN
~ MEAL FOR SALE

- This is to notify parties whose orders
for corn not filled, that I have sold out
before receiving their orders.
Strange, Swainsboro, Ga.-Route, 5.

Mexican June corn, $1 pk. del. Ern-
est Kesler, Nicholson, Ga.

bu. cash, FOB here. No weevils, J. S.
Zuber, Cuthbert, Georgia.

Pure Mexican June seed corn, white
and blue mixed, 75c. pk. $2.50 bu. FOB
here, or $1 pk. del. C G Oliver, Barnes-
ville, Georgia, Route 2.



eT Onn. SEED CORN AND CORN
MEAL. WANTED

corn, A: C. Towns, LaGrange, Ga.

Want 20 bu. good sound bread corn.

also want 1:bu. corn meal per week.
Quote price del. by P. P. to Quill.
N. R. Mooney, Quill, Georgia. ;



id

| FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice peaches, different varieties,
canning or eating purposes, $2 bu. or
exch. for tufted bedspread. June del.
Mrs. Grover C, Mims, Cuthbert, Geor-
gia, Route 6.

10 Ibs. dried apples, worm ae. wi
exch. for anything can use. Write
what you have to exch. Bertha Grizzle,
Pilot, Georgia.

Want to make blackberry: jam and
jelly on shares. Party to furnish sugar

L. Moulder, Buford, Ga. Route 3 |

Will fill orders for jam and jelly,
made of blackberries and grapes in
June and July. Write for prices and
send orders. Mrs. L. F. Jones, roe
Georgia, Route D.

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FRUITS WANTED

Want June peaches, apples, huckle-
berries, strawberries for preserving.
Write. Fred I. Baker, Columbus, Ga.
4 Box 244.



GRAIN FOR SALE

About 300 acres of fall oats; 260
Texas Rust Proof. Choice seed oats
which will average about 40 bu. to the

acre. Write for price on amount want-

rea. FU Holt: Sandersville, Ga.

Hay for sale, $22.50 ton. L. P. Strange
Swainsboro, Georgia; Route 5.



GRAIN WANTED

Want to exch. Porto Rico potato
plants at $1.50 M. for wheat for chic-
ken feed. Wheat must be reasonable.
S. E. Hollis, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want Wheat for chicken feed. Will
exch, Porto Rico potato plants at $1.50
M. for same. -Wheat must be reason-
able. Answer at once. S, E. Hollis, Bax-
sey, Georgia, Route



oS OLLANDDOE FOR SALE

Nice, clean chicken feathers, 25 lb.
Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey, Georgia.



MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
Want 1 i1-horse wagon. Must be



cheap for cash. E. W. Anderson, Beach
ton, Georgia.

45 lb. del. Mrs S. E. Webb, Canton,

Gere

ad

Mexican June seed corn, blue, $2.25 .

. Want any quantity. of White Milling .

Will pay $25 for same del. to. Ellijay; .

and their part of containers. Mrs. C, .

acres of Fulghums and 40 acres in -



MP END NES







GEORGIA
MARKET BULLETIN

Published weekly by The
BUREAU OF MARKETS .
Arthur D. Jones, Director

DEPARTMENT OF
~ AGRICULTURE

Bugene Talmadge, Commissioner







Thursday, June 7, 1928."



Entered as second class matter Febru-
ary 15, 1922, at the Post Office at At-
- Janta, 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, 19177

Advertisements of farm produce and

tal regulations, inserted one time on
each request, and repeated only when
request is accompanied. by new copy
~of advertisement. ~~ +



eek

Limited space will not permit insertion
ear 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-
Beas tin are Free of Gharee.
PLAN IN JUNE. TO MEET =

SEPTEMBER'S EXPENSES

Certain months of the year bring
heavier expenditures than others in
most families, June is often one of
these, with graduations, weddings,
and vacation plans. September may

be even worse. Vacation has cost
more than was expected; school-
books must be bought, and school

a - elothes. If children are going away new generation of this

~.to school or college, a whole outfit

is needed, in addition to tuition fees,

books and railroad fares. September

. is an. income and sometimes a local
: a ae month,

If you have not already Gadested
your annual intome, you will find it
difficult to make ends meet during
these peaks of expense. It is too
late now to do much about June; but

_ September is 13 weeks distant, and if
~... you plan carefully for those weeks
233 you will at least be better off than



ak



should ask the Bureau of Home
Economics of the United States. De-
partment of Agriculture what to do.
You. would be advised, first, to list
all the expenses now expected for
June, July, August and September.
Put down everything. Perhaps you
have counted on a vacation and some
_ new vacation clothes for the family.
Put it all) down. Add up the estimate
for each month. Compare the sepa-
-rate totals with your monthly income
or the grand total with your funds
for the four months.
: Your estimate probably ceca
what. you will have. What shall be
given up? Some expenses are un-
-.- avoidable. You have doubtless _al-
- ready contracted to pay a certain
rent or its cequivalent. Your tele-
_ phone rate, insurance premiums, and
other items are fixed. Sometimes,
- however, the grocery bill can be
reduced by buying lower priced but
_ equally nourishing foods. Perhaps
you have planned too expensive a
summer. You can all have a change
and a good time at lower cost if you
ae about. <pnevend of See up












ditures obtinable from

comprehensive

_ appurtenances, admissible under pos- |

st you make no plan. Suppose you} .

many pupae in the soil.





Be MARKET BUI LETIN|

st ith new clothes. camp or go ere
you can ~vear out. the old ones. Get

the whole family to cooperate in lim-
| iting expenditures in June, July and

August to meet Septembers heavier
bills. You.may do as well as you hope,
but another year you can start in
January with a long look ahead and
make adequate provision for the
peaks of expense.

There is a helpful free bulletin on
planning and recording family expen-
the United
States Department: of Agriculture,
and for 50. cents you can buy a very
account book from
the Superintendent -

imgton, D. C. j
ee

CONTROLLING THE CURCULIO

- TO PREVENT PEACH DAMAGE
: Supplementary control measures
against the plum curculio, or peach].
worm, must often. be used in addi-
tion to the customary spraying or
dusting with lead arsenate, if a
large cull pile of wormy peaches at,
harvest time is to be prevented.

The United States Department of :

ia hicuibane considers that the most
effective of these supplementary con-
trol measures is the collection and
destruction of peach. drops. A
majority of the small peaches that
are punctured. by. the curculio early.
in the season fall to the ground with-
in a few weeks after the.calyxes, or
shucks, have been pushed off. The
worms remaining in these, if they
are not picked - up and destroyed,

later reach maturity, push their way

and enter the soil to transform
adult beetles, thus starting a
destructive |

out,
into

pest...
_Three collections of drops? will

get about 90 per cent of the worms)

that fall to the ground in peaches
during the season. The first collec-
tion should be made about one month
after full bloom: and the other two
at intervals of about five or six days.
All drops should be made harmless as
soon as collected, either by burying

in a trench 18 to 24 inches. below the }-
surface of the soil and covering with

a layer of quicklime before filling
in the soil or by sabmereive them i in
boiling water. >

Another precaution for keeping
down the number of adult beetles is
to burn over woodlands and brush
near the peach orchard during the
winter months. This may not always
be advisable, but prunings, rubbish,

and piles should not be allowed to |

remain and harbor curculios.
Disking under the spread of Weach

trees in the orchard from about May

10 to the last of June will destroy
This should
be done as frequently as_ possible.
Jarring the trees in the spring en-
ables the orchardist to collect many
adult beetles, which are then killed
by placing in a can of coal oil. The
regular spraying and dusting sched-
ules should be followed as well as
the above measures.



Miscellaneous Ads

All kinds of plain and fancy sewing,
aprons, teddies, slips, 85c ea., house
dresses, 50 up; Emb., crochet, hem-
stitching and Italian hemstitching, and



35

-of Documents, |
- Government Printing Office, Wash-}

/Martha Carroll,



other _plain and fancy work, neatly

done.
return postage.
HS Unadilla, Ga., Rt, 3.

-1 white linen. buffet set, emb. in. fast
colors, with blue crochet thread, $1, 00;
1 tan crash centerpiece for dining- ta-
ble, 34 in diameter, emb. with fine floss
and lace edge, $3.00; 1 scarf to match,
$1.50, or all del., 3 sets, $5.00. Mrs..S.
Ww. Huff, Washington, Ga., Rt. 5. :

Want: a bed room: set tufted in "fast

colors. Will exeh. 5 Red. pullets and
cockerels. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit,

Ga. Rt. 2.

Want a tufting needle at once. Please
write Mrs. J. A. Howell, Ga. Bu

i

eae

Want to: exe, R: "i Red eggs for ped-
spread tufted in white. 2 settings for
1 spread. Write first. Mrs. G. WwW.
Owen, Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt. Al.

Want to exe for curtains etc. Write
M. B. Wood, Griffin, Ga.. Box 138..

Braided and hooked rugs for. sale,
cheap. Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee,
Ga. aS
: Crepe paper lewers:: different vari-
eties and colors; roses, marigolds, large
August lillies and 1 crystal and 2 dai-
sies, $1.00 del. Miss a -Cochran,
Pisgah, Ga.

2 sets of dresser ends crochet or fac-
tory thread, 75c set; pillow case trim-
ming, 30c set. Will send COD. Miss
Byemen, ae Situs a,

Box 75. .

Quilt tops, full bed size, good grade
material, 2 for $1. 00; good size quilts,
$3.00. Miss Elizabeth Corley, Bsa)
Ga. RFD 1. Box 108.

Quilt tops, $1 00 and $1.25 ea., or will
exch. for chickens. Mrs. BPs Brown,
Brookhaven, Ga. Box 18.

1 tatted baby cap, rose design, $1 be
Mrs. Susie Lampkin, Ellaville, Ga. Rt.

2.

30 nicely made straw brooms, 10c
ea. Add postage.. Would exch, Write
Miss Jennie Seago, Vienna, Ga. Rt. -

25 gal. churn, good cond:, $5. 00.
E. Hubbard, Fortson, Ga.

Hand made bungalow aprons, nice
material, trimmings, etc., all sizes and
colors, $1.00 and $1.25.. Mrs. Gracey,
Tucker, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 48 A.

Sewing of all kinds. Party to fur-
nish everything. Nicely and reason-
ably done. Plain sewing preferred.
Write Miss Jennie Seago, Vienna, Ga.
Ri,3.

Card wool into rolls for the old fash-
ion spinning wheel and into batting to
make quilts and mattresses. Sell rolls
and batting 0c Ib. : M. Jackson,
Lawrenceville, Ga.

Buckeye Blue Flame prooders, guar-
anteed, $15.00 ea., FOB here; mammoth
incubator used only 2 seasons, guaran-
teed. Cheap for quick sale.
sist in installing at your place and
start it: to operating. Peach Poultry
Farms, Ft. Valley, Ga. 5

Campbell planter, Cole cotton plant-
er, Cole duplex planter, and 2 row cot-
ton duster, cheap. -Chas. F. Howe, Ft.
Valley, Ga.

1 36 in. Malsby nae Grist mill, 3.
pulleys, 1 shaft 12 ft. long, $40.00 FOB
here. Bud Bryant, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 two horse wagon without body, first
class - condition, $30. H. B. James,
Pearson, Ga.

Want 1 small cream separator. Pre-
fer Economy King. Must be cheap and
in good condition. Mrs. W. L. Bass,
Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want 1. International Hay press.
Must be in good condition and. cheap.
J. W. Witherington, Chester, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 1 48 in. Usopus corn mill; 1
shingle mill, 1 peanut huller, 1 velvet
bean and pea huller, 1 25 HP engine, 1
30 HP boiler. All to be in good condi-
tion. Write what you have and the
price. J. J. Ward. West Green, Ga.

Satistaction: guaranteed. I pay
- Write Mrs. Ww. K.}

Joe Harrows. All in good, first class
_| condition. Write for prices. Ww. LT He
Pitts, Waverly Hall) Gates os ey

|ces. J. M. Baldwin, Cedartown, Ga.
Hu. De : es pe
One 1 1-2 in. centrificial) pump,

Will as-._|





3 _ Thursday; J June Z 1928,




ete

= 15 H. P. International engine, first
class. condition. Sell at parece, Ce:
G. Townsend, Kite, Ga. : eo

> wartin: Ditcher, ood as: new, $30. 00:
Gee Whiz Cultivator, $3.50; Lynchburg ae
Buster, $8.50; Fowler. cultivator, A-1 ~~
condition, $10. 00. WwW. D. Watson; mo a ee
ganville, Ga. SS

One 10 H. P. International k. oil en-
gine; One 20,in. Meadows Grist mill,
both in A 1 condition, also belt: for -
same. Cost about $600.00. Make best
offer. G. W. Hughes, ne Ford, Ga.
Rt. A Box oo"

- Want a small cream separator in oad
condition, cheap for cash. C. R, Ges aS
ney, Tennille, Ga. Rt A. :

1 complete 30 ton daily cap. Greainal The
ler feed mill with fan, elevator and dust :
collectors, etc., a few 9 tooth Little













Sgt

~ One 8 roller cane mill with good cop-~
per pan 44 x 90. Write for particu- ;
lars and price. J. Ben oe jaw; i
| renceville, Ga.-

1 Osborne Reaper and Binder, used _ A
only part.of 1 season, $90.00.. 'T. C. Me-
Kibben, Coolidge, Ga, %

One 2 row cotton duster, Perfection
make, used very little, $25.00 FOB here.
C. H. McMichael, Buena Vista, Ga.

One 6 horse Case boiler and engine,
One 24 in. Rock, Meadows corn mill... ~
All in good condition. Write for pri-



slightly used, $15.00 FOB here. C. M.

Head, Marietta, Ga.

Almost new and in first class running
order Bradley 5 ft. mower and 10 ft.
horse rake, $50.00 for both. F. W. Bal- _
| comb. _ Waycross, Ga.

Want two or three good 1 note turn
plows; 1-2 horse middle buster and a
good combination corn planter. Frank
J. Payne, Odum, Ga,

50 nice white feed sacks, 100 polind?
size, 10c ea. Cash with order. Mrs.
| Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Gar

1 single top buggy, new tire and |
paint, good condition, and 1 set buggy ~
harness, $30.00 or exc. for Jersey heifer,
rcow orcorn, or will take some syrup.
Also 1 set of breast chains, 65c. Heard
Orr, Orange, Ga. a

100 lbs. burlay, 7c lb., all extra. large
pieces. A. C. Ware, Ir. , Hartwell, Ga.

1 Peacock tail for sale. Make chest
offer. NES Tr. K. Moore, ee
Rt: 3:

20 guano 200 ib clean washes ae =
new, 10 ea, here, or exc for 2 M cab= oS
bage plants or 10 Ibs. cured meat. Mrs.
Delia Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. oT

Want <1 pressure canner that- will
hold up to 20 No 3 cans; 1 fruit evap-
orator. Make best price and state con-
dition. F. L. Byrd, ee Ga.
Box 501.

60 saw gins feeders and pe
dbl iron frame, peeso blower, been run
by water power and used only few sea-
sons. Have stopped ginning. Anyone
who can use any or all can get them
at your own price. Write for full par- =
ticulars or come and see. S. a - HOdEee: FON
Dames Ferry, Ga. :

1 Dairy 11-2 H P poilee. complete.
Good condition. Sell or exch. for cow,
Nubian doe or doe kids. Write Lin-
wood farms, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 4.

Roderick Lean 24 disc tractor har-
row, $50.00; Good Champion binder,
cheap with tongue truck $65.00; Planet Se.
Jr., 1 row-cotton cultivator, almost new, =
with attachments, $12.00. R. c. Couch,
Turin, Ga.

1 power cane mill, Chattanooga make.
Also 15 feet evaporator. Sell or exch.
for hogs, cows, peas or shelled corn.




















Write for further information. Lee
Walden, Avera, Ga. RFD. es
DeLavel cream separator, No. 12.



Used only 3 mos.

1927- model. G.. H.
Clark. Griffin, Ga. eS ae









CEILANEOUS ADS

2 quart churn, will churn 4 ats
f creamcilinder. Good .as new. Sell
1eap- or: exch. for anything can use.
Make me an offer. J. pene:








80 good J ute feed sacks, $5.00, or exch.

Son burlap sacks, 10c ea. Miss Belle
immerman, Bronwood, Ga. Box 83.

al Peacock plume, $5.00. Cash with
der, Mrs. J. = aod White Plains,














Rit; i15;

4arge- reciente steam canner, San
ery little. Bargain. Parties interes-
ed are invited to see it. Mrs. C. Rg
Morgan, Americus, Ga. 0
- Ground oyster shells for chickens,
$1. 00 per 100 lbs. FOB Savannah. W. |
= eee Savannah, Ga. 102 Bay St.
Eas :





Vant. a good second hand syrup ket-
0 to 80 gal size. Pay cash) or eXe.
ot potato plants or shoats. Write
what. you have. J W Altman, Alma,
ches



SYRUP FOR SALE

_No. 1 sugar cane syrup in gal. cans,
Clear and bright, $1 gal. del. exch. for.
Brab or any good hay peas, or shelled
corn. J. Cc: Porter, Tifton, Ga, Rt. 1.
250 gal. nice Ga. cane syrup $20 or-
for 6 cans put up in 10 Ib. cans.
Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga.
210. gal. Ga, cane syrup. in 10 lb. cans.
W5e gal. Leo Akins, Graymont, Geor-
gia, Route s
a SAS i grade sugar cane syrup, case of

6 No. 10 cans $4.20 guaranteed; 4 cases









































ane and sealed in cans while nee Lee
Patrick, Quitman, Ga.



eae SYRUP WANTED
Want new Ribbon Cane syrup. Will
exch. and do sewing for same. M. B.
Wood, Griffin, Ga. Box 138.



_ VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Old. fashion Garden Horseradish for
ale. Make offer. Miss Mary Hays
lippen, Ga, Box 75.

English peas, now ready for ee
ping; stringless green beans and also
cabbage, ready about June 10th. Make
ffer. Mrs. A. L. Garrison, os

Gotti. Bicine: pepper, te 20 oar
No a. for Tess than 50c. Add pos-

A tie
ee!

VEGETABLES WANTED

Want to buy beans and in ta
eaches, cantaloupe, watermelons.
ote price FOB your farm for truck
oad. Dilmus Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga.
Want fresh Lima Beans, Cucumbers,
d peas, all kinds of fresh vegetables.
d he Baker, Columbus, Ga. Box 244.

POTATOES FOR SALE

veral bu. of new crop Irish pota-

oes. Make best price shipped in sacks
er lb. FOB Coffee. J. R. Boatright,
ffee, Georgia.

35 or 40 bu. Lookout Mtn. Irish po-
atoes, $2.50 bu. Cash with order. FOB
lermont. W. S. Sosebee, Cleveland,
yeorgia, Route 1.

Imp Lookout Mtn seed Irish potatoes
bu. Ross E. Clement, Cornelia, Ga.
Bliss Triumph Irish potatoes in 150
p bags, any amount above 100 Ibs. 3c
FOB here cash, or 4c lb. in trade.
zeady for shipment. H. G, Eubanks,
R ynolds, Georgia, Route 1.







"POTATOES WANTED

Will pay. cash for a few bu. of Green :
ftn. Irish potatoe seed. Alonza Paulk,
es poe





to See or fruit, ps Mrs. R. |

this month with 3rd calf.

o. 1 at $3.75 case, all made from red |

C.
Ga.



and Wanted

CATTLE FOR SALE

~ Jersey. milch cows, heavy cream pro-
ducers Write for particulars. W. A.
Summer, Adrian, Ga.

Young. Jersey fresh in with first calf.
Write for price. V. B. Foster, Hone:
lasville, Ga. Rt. 6.

oh Black Jersey 5 yr. old cow, be in
Gives 3 gal
milk per day. $100.00 at my barn. Lee
Watson, Danielsville, Ga. Rt. 2. =
1 13-16 Guernsey. bull calf from reg.
stock, $20 O02. P.- Aa Whidby, Jr., Or-
ange, Ga. Rt. 2.

4 pigs, crossed O. I. C. and Duroc,
5 wks.-old, $6.00 ea., at. 6 wks. old, or
will exch. for pure bred Bourbon Red
a Jesse J. Cook, Roswell, Ga.
Rt. 1

1 reg. stock bull, Guemsty, wt., 1200
lbs Ibs. off springs. Has been perfect
specimen, $125.00 FOB here. C. H.
McMichael, Buena Vista, Ga.

2 yr. old reg. Jersey cow with 6 wks.
old male calf for sale. Chas. B. New-
ton, Buchanan, Ga. :

Reg. cow. fresh in July; 1 reg. cow:
with calf 4wks old. Calf can be reg.
Write for prices. . W. _E. A. James,
Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 6.

I fine Jersey fresh in cow for sale.
A. H. Pope, Cork, Ga. ;

Reg. Jerseys, all ages, both sexes.
Best of breeding and very typey. Pri-
ces reasonable, -P. M. Felker, Monroe,
Ga.

De-horned fine Jersy bull, $75.00.
lH. Thomas, Stonewall, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 1-2 Holstein cow with calf, fresh,



fresh, 5 gal. cow, $100. Can be seen
A my barn. W. #H. as Pearson,.
a.
6 yr. old fine fresh in cow. Write
or call to see W. C. Wiley, Lula, Ga. Rt.
One.

1 large black cow, fresh with 4th calf.

-|2 wks. old, $65.00. Bl: barn. yim Rene,

Cisco, Ga.



- CATTLE WANTED ~ Ne

Want a pure bred Jersey male calf, :

3 or 4 mos old. Prefer one that is
reg., and from a high producing cow;
also wish to announce that I have

bought milch cow. Answer to many

inquiries-
Rte 2,
Want to buy a good breed pall year-
jling real cheap. State price and kind
of stock, etc. S. H. Swint, Sanders-

Ri D. Hall, CEOS Ga.

y ville, Ga. Rt. 4.

Want to exch. Porto Rico potato

poteals for small Jersey cow, and also

for a few bu. field peas. Write W. J.
OQuinn, Jr., Odum, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want reg. Jersey bull, 18 to 24 mos

: ei, State something of pedigree and

FOB price in first letter. -
Walton, Hamilton, Ga. :
Want Hereford calves. Write for
particulars. J. W. Lowe, Roberta, Ga.

Want a short Horn or Red Poll male,
about 1 yr. old. at an early date. Price
must be reasonable. Write D. W. Hick-
ox, Folkston, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 78.

_ HOGS FOR SALE

1 reg. Duroc Jersey sow, innoculated
against cholera, $55.00; 4 shoats, 2
males, pure bred Duroe Jersey. No
runts, due reg. $15.00 ea, all FOB, or
lot for $120.00 FOB here. I. J. Peele,
Valdosta, Ga. Box 435.

Big bone Blue Guinea? wks old pigs,
$5.00 ea. FOB Adrain. W. A. Summer,
Adrian, Ga.

1 reg. Duroc boar, also Duroc and P.

or sale. F. C. Geiger, Flintside,

Ralph O.

Pure pred P. C. Sow and 10 pigs.
Write for DHee: L. J. Gaissert, Grif-
fin, Ga.

Reg. S: P. C. pigs, 7 wks old June 1st
del., $10.00. W. C. McCommons, Thom-
son, Ga. :

1 Duroc and P. C. crossed sow, wt.
about 250 lbs., with 5 young Duroc pigs.
Sell, or would consider exch. for pure -

7 bred. Jersey heifer calves

Live Stock for Sale|

gentle, $50.00 not crated; 1 Jersey, not | We ogee, $20 08

ak bred: Black Guinea male,



W. H: Poole,



Norcross, Ga. Rt. Ll

Few extra fine reg. Duroc pigs. we:
Fabound 60 Ibs. $10.50 reg. in buyers |
name, or $10.00 with pedigree. Satis-
faction or money back. oJ. HL. sees
Tennille, Ga,

Reg. big type P. C. hogs: bred SOWS,
gilts, boars, ready for service and pigs
all ages. Joe R: Martin, GarroBton,
Ga. Rie 38s.

: Pure bred B. B. Guinea: 10 1 mos. old.
sow and 5 pigs, 8 wks old. Sell or exch.
for young cow to freshen in June or

| July. I. E. Fordham, Metter, Ga. Rt. 14

7 shoats, wt. about 50 Ibs. $5.00 ea.;
or 2 for $8.00; 1 sow with 9 pigs, $35.00.
These are 3-4 Big Bone Black P.:P,
Also have pure bred B. B. P. C. yr. old
boar $18.00. Parties living near en-
ough to come after hogs are the only }
ohes who need write. Live 2 1-2 miles
from Sulphur Springs. | ~S. B.. Amos, |
Rising Fawn, Ga. Rt. 2. .

6 Duroc Jersey and P. C. pigs $2.75
ea., at pen at 6 wks. old June 15th.
J. W. Printz Farm, Palmetto, Ga. Rt.
Ss Care R. P. Bomar. .

1s good brood sow, farrow soon. $30.00.
Galt to farrow soon, $18.00. Both FOB
here. Write for further information.
S. H. Swint, Sandersville, Ga. Rt. 4.

Reg. B. B. Black P. C. boar pig, 3.
mos. old $25. 00; also 1 Duroc Jersey
sow, $35.00. E. W. Grogan, Marble at.
Ga

10 Duroc and P. C. 4 1-2 mos. old.
pigs, $5.00 ea. Leo Akins, ubeeeeerees
Ga. Rt. 1. 4

1 reg. cherry. red Duroc sew, wt.
about 210 lbs. $30.00 with papers FOB
here. Cecil Otwell, Bremen, Ga. :

4 pure bred black B. B. P. C. shoats;

3 gilts and 1 boar, 6 mos old, wt 150
reg. in buyers
name: 1 Pee. 7 Wks. old pigs, not
subject to reg. $5.00 ea. All innocu-
lated with life time Cholera serum.
Will trade any of above for peas at
$2.00 bu. S. A. Fuller, Jr., Eatonton,
Ga. RFD 2. Box 156:
Nice young Essex, and P. C. mixed"
gilt, with 7 pigs, 2 wks. old, from. pure.
~ $20.00 cash
FOB Mayfield or Warrenton. A. D..
Smith, Warrenton, Ga. Rt. 1.

1B. B. Black P. C. sow, entitled to
reg..300 or 400 lbs. with 8 pigs, half O.
I. C. 4 males and 4 females, 2 wks old.
$100.00 for sow and pigs at my barn.
J. R. Savage, Lula,-Ga. Rt. 1.

pigs, $15.00; 1 Black Essex and Duroc
cross sow, 250 Ibs. $20.00: 1 young gilt,
farrow in July, $12.00 Will exch. for
cows. Write J. R. Lanier, suet Ga.
Rte.

~14 mos. old fine stock reg. 50. Ab.
Black P. C. boar, $24.00 FOB here.
James H. Evans, Ogeechee, Ga.
Jb. hog, $40.00 FOB here. Claude
Barnes, Woodstock, Ga.
~ P. C. pigs, from 8 wks. to 6 mos. old.
Reg. papers furnished. Write for de-
tails. J. B. Griffin, Eatonton, Ga.

1 Duroc sow, pure bred, wt. 325 lbs.
bred to reg. boar $35.00; 1 Duroc gilt,
not pure bred, wt. 150 lbs, bred to reg.
-boar, $15.00; 10 pure bred Duroc pigs,
2 mos. old $6.00 ea. C. A. beets Mit-
chell, Ga. : s

S. P. C.-6 mos; old gilts, well de-
veloped and well marked, running
about 50 percent ea. Black and White,
reg. in buyers name FOB ~ Cordele
$17.50 ea; Pebble Hill very Pine View,
Ga.



a.

HOGS WANTED

Want feeder shoats. Write what you

have and price in first letter. J. A.
Gaskins, Willacoochee, Ga.

Want 1 Berkshire or P. C. 6 mos.
old barrow shoat. Must be good stock
and thrifty. Write J. V. nous: Bre-
men, Ga:



SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

1 Swiss pure white 2 1-2 mos.. old |
Saanan buck kid from pure Swiss reg.
stock, $10 for quick sale. Mrs. M. F..
Gaddis, Quitman, Georgia.





1 young brood sow, mixed, with "5

1 reg. Duroc male 15 mos_ old. 300 | Es



x SHEEP AND. GOATS WANTED

per, Wray, Georgia.

E:



RABBITS. FOR SALE >

-1 pure bred white pinkdeyed oe
grown buck $1. 50 COD. Q. a Benson,
Ty Ty, Georgia, Route 2 ;

8 pair. Belgian -hares, ~ practically.
grown, $4 pair; 2 pair White 3 months
old rabbits, $3 pair; 1 white doe and
6 young $4 for all; 1 bred pair Pedi-
greed Chinchillas,. $20. Will exch. for
the extra large solid red mated, band-
ed and working Carneaux or White
King pigeons. Must be very large and -
good breeders. C. M. ee sre
dalia, Georgia, 107 N. West St.

4 mos. old White rabbits. $1 aoe
2 mos old, 75 pr. James Holbrook,
Hartwell, Georgia, Route 1.

New,Zealand Red rabbits, 2 does and

reg. stock $15 pair. M. ae Taylor, New-
nan, Georgia.

Pedigree White Flemish Giants, 20
bred does, 7 to.12 mos. old, 8 to 11 Ibs. |

2 does and a buck, $21; 6 does, 4 mos.

Y. State Fair. L. &. er. et eee
Georgia. e



aah

RABBITS WANTED

Want rabbits of all kinds. Reg. and
Pedigreed stock preferred. J. N. Ous-
ley,, Coconut Grove, Fla. Box C.

Want, 25 rabbits, pure bred or mixed.

Hatchery, Edison, Ga. ~

-Want 1 pair White rabbits, male and
female, not under 4 mos. old. State

Turner, Concord, Georgia.



PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

for not less than a 100 lb. order. Cash |
-with order. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

White Spanish peanuts,. sound and
dry, 25 gal. FOB here. Mrs. J. C.
Freeman, Gainesville, Georgia. Rt. 7.

: About 15 or 20 lbs. more or less of

| Schley, Stewarts and a few other bud- ~

ded varieties of pecans, 35c and 40c lb. ~
Mrs, A. R. Brooks, Donovan, Ga.

_ 5 lbs. Runner peanuts, hand shelled
10c Ib. FOB here. Mrs. C..C. Wisen-.
| baker, Lake Park, Ga. RFD 3. Box 6.
40 tons white Spanish peanuts for
seed 1927 crop. Sound and dry, 6c Ib.
FOB Shellman. W. J. Oliver, mice a
Georgia.

Car Lots. fot Sale and :
- Wanted

CANTALOUPE CRATES FOR SALE
Car Lots eo
.1 to 2 cars new cantaloupe crates at
bargain prices Both standard and flats.
Wire or write for prices and state quan-
tity wanted. A. J. Crow, Whigham, Ga.



me





COTTON SEED MEAL AND HULLS
FOR SALECar Lots

Loose hulls and 6 tons 7 per cent cot-
ton seed meal, car lot.. FOB Blakeley.
Curtis L. Middleton, oe Georgia,
P. QO. Box 42.



HAY FOR SALECar Lots

Bermuda and peavine hay, car lots
$20 ton FOB Jefferson. R. C. Roberts,
Jefferson, Georgia.

3 to 4 cars fine, bright peanut hay,
1927 crop, $15 ton FOB Shellman, Ww. J.
Oliver, Shellman, Ga.



OAT STRAW FOR SALECar Lots |

1 car nice, bright oat straw, $10 ton
FOB Shellman. W. J. Oliver, Sean,

| Georgia.

Bright, baled oat straw and baled
shucks, solid or mixed cars for quick



acceptance $7.50 ton FOB Wrightsville

J. _H. Holland, Wieievile, Ga,






Want Toggenberg- or Nubian ponte a a S
to raise on halves. Write. Warner Hare ae

1: buck, $8; 2 pair Chinchillas. from >

guaranteed A. 1. stock, $7.50 each, trio

old, $20. Bred from prize winners, N.

Will pay cash or trade chicks. Fains oe
age and price. Must be cheap. DeLos _

White Spanish seed peanuts 5c lb.

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Wye ie Sle and

- Wanted

_ Imp. Porto Ric ns, ihepetter: $1. 35
M., 5 M lots, $1. 20 M. H. -C, Evans,
Graham, Garr



Leading varieties of cabbage, tomato
and collard plants, 25c per 100, $1.10
M., postpaid; 5 M and up, 75c M., Exp.
collect; Pimento and tobacco plants;
35 a 100, $1.75 M., del., 5 M., and up,
$1.50 M. Exp. col. Herton Crowe, Oak-

wood, Ga,

Porto Ricans, inspected and treated;
prompt shipment, $1.50 M, 5 M $1.40 M,
or exch. for dried peaches or apples,

- worm free. No COD orders. Cash with
order. R. E. Tomberlin, Surrency, Ga.

Have exch. plants for Middle Buster.
Answer to many inquiries. Will exch.
1M plants for 10 lbs. dried fruit, worm
free, del. Wade Tomberlin, Surrency.,

Ga.

Imp. Porto Ricans and veto skins,
Gov. inspected, $1.50 M or exch. for
corn,-meal or peas, 1 M plants for each
bu. and I will pay freight on corn, meal
and peas and. other party pay postage
on. plants. J. 5S. Fowler, Surrency, Ga.
Rt. 2. (es

- Cabbage, tomato and collard plants,
$1.00 M, pepper plants $2.00 M, Porto

- Ricans $1.75 M, or will exch. for peas.
Ww. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga.

Pure Porto Ricans, now ready 5 M
$1.50, above 5 M $1.40. All FOB here.
Would exch. for Iron or Brab peas,
- Spanish peanuts or Shawl-Neck Game
chickens. Guarantee count and quality
of plants. D. W. Carter, Hazlehurst,
Ga. Rt. A. a ees : :

Imp. Porto Ricans, $1.25 M, or exch.
for dried fruit, peaches or apples. cD
G. Pierce, Alma, Ga. Rt. oa

a

Goy. inspected Porto Ricans, from
vine cuttings, good strong plants, and
count guaranteed and prompt shipment
5 M, $7.00 FOB here. F. G. TTS Bris-
tol, Ga.

Inspected Porto, Ricans, $1.75 M, also
Boon Spanish $2.00 M, del. Thousands
now ready to ship. Re P. Robinson,

Pitts, Ga. Rt. 2.

porto Ricans, Gov.
M, 5 M or more $1.25 M. W. J. eo
ett, Bristol, Ga,

Inspected Porto Ricans $1.50 M, add}

~ postage. Ethel Crow, Gainesville, Ga.

Imp. red skin Porto Ricans and Boon
potato plants $1.60 M, del., 10 M $1.50
exp. col., quick shipment; Early: Jer-

sey cabbage plants $1. 00 M del. 10 M
$7.50; 25 M $15.00, col. W. O. Waldrip,
_ Flowery Branch, Ga.. =

Red and pink skin imp. Porto Ricans, |

inspected, ready, $1.75 M, Greater Bal-
timore tomato $1.25 M, cabbage plants
$1.00 M, 5 and 10 M lots 75c M. G. E.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch Ga. Rt. 1.

New Stone tomato, Blue Stem col-
lards and Flat Dutch cabbage, 15c 100,
65c for 500, $1. 00:Me = .- EE, Mckver,
Braselton, Ga. RED 1;

Certified imp. Porto Ricans, 1 - 4
M, $1.60 M, 5 M or more, $1.40 M. W.
H. Stewart, Alma, Ga.

Pure selected Porto Ricans, treated
and inspected $1.25 M, FOB here. Cash
with order. A. C. Martin, Hahira, Ga.

Rt. 1.

Old fashion collard plants, 3 doz, 20c
doz. Add Postage. Miss Vera Hill, Con-
yers, Ga. RFD 2. ?

Porto Ricans and ld fashioned Boon
potato plants, ready, $1.75 M, mailed,
$1.50, M, exp. C. M. Crow, Gainesville,
Gq. Rt 1.

-- Dill plants 25c doz. or exch. for ger-
-aniums or other pot flowers, also pe-

2

jand June del.
| son, Ga.

inspected $1.40}.

"| tunies a at "5c doz, or 3 for: pot flow-
ers. Mrs. Cc. L. Bennett, Madison, Ga.

Porto Ricans, Gov. tepected $2. 25 M

tdel, 5 M to 20 M $1.75 M, exp. collect:

50 M or more $1.65 M, exp. collect.
Cash with all orders. Shipment guar-
anteed. S. Ex Hollis, Baxley, Ga. Rt. fs

: Tomato plants 25 100. del., or exch.
for anything I can use. Mrs. B. Hicks,
Adel, Ga. Rt. 1.

inspected
immediate

Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov.
and treated, $2.00 M, del.
del. Full count and quality guaran-
ted. 'Cash with order. C. A. Reddick,
Sylvania, Ga. Rt. 3.

, Charleston Wakefield and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 25c a 100, 75c M., 5 M.,
or more, 65c M, also tomato plants, 25c
a 100, $1.00 M, 5 M or more 90c M del.
J. E. Waidrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Rik,

Porto Rican potato plants, Gov. in-
spected and treated. Prompt shipmeni.
$2.00 M, Express collect $1.75 M.. J. WwW.
Sewell, Pitts, Ga.

Extra large Hastings Redfield Beau-
ty tomato plants, 25c a 100, 90c for 500,
$1.75 M, del. Will exch. for white
Black-eyed peas, Kentucky Wonder |
bean Seed, worm free dried fruit, pure
bred eggs from large stock, or cloth.
Write Mrs. M. E. Jones, Shellman, Ga.
Rt. 4.

Gov. inspected genuine imp. purple
and yellow skin Porto Ricans $1.65 M,
5 M or more $1.45 M, FOB here. May
Lovin E. Deal, Patter-

Large variety sweet pepper plants,
30c a 100, $2.00 M, May lettuce plants
are out. Will send postpaid. Mrs. J.
Le Edge, Doerum, Ga. Rt. 4.

Wakefield cabbage and Ga. Collard
plants $1.25 M del, Early Southern
Beauty, Hastings Early Prolific, Louis-
iana pink Wilt Resistant, Stone and
Greater Baltimore tomato plants, Prize
Take and Bermuda onion plants, all
$1. 30 M del. 35c 100 del. Ruby King
pepper and Black Beauty egg plant,
$2.25 M, 50c a 100 del.

Imp. Porto ee ied inspection
test for the last 6 or 7 years, $1.50 M
FOB Baxley, J. W. Waters, Baxley, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Everbearing strawbesry plants 50c a
100, or exch, for white chicken iced
sacks; Large strong Hastings cabbage

cepted; Earlina tomato plants, now
ready, 20c a 100 or will exch. for ger-
anium cuttings; Hastings Hot pepper,
.25c for 50 plants or exch for dbl. Hya-
cinth bulbs, white canna roots, violets
or old fashioned tender hull cornfield
bean seed. . Mrs. Markie . Myers, Hart-
well, Ga. Rt. 4.

Open: field grown Livingston Globe,
New Stone and Greater Baltimore to-
mato; All Season and Flat Dutch cab-
bage; Heading variety collards all 500

{for 75c; $1.25 M del, 10 M or more 90c

M. Exp. collect; Ruby King pepper,
30c a 100, $2.50 M.. Prompt shipment.
Walter W. McEver, Braselton, Ga,
Gov. inspected pure red skin Porto
Ricans, from vine cuttings, $1.65 M,
del, 5 M or more $1.50 M. del. Now
ready; Also cabbage and collard plants
91.25 M del. J. W. Hamen, -Sumner,

| Ga. $

Purple skin Porto Ricans, Gov. in-
spected, $1.60 M FOB, $1.90 M del.
Prompt shipment, Satisfaction guar-
anteed. R. B. McDonald, Alma, Ga.
ites. \

Porto Ricans, Gov.. inspected, $1.76
M, 5 M and up $1.50; tomato plants,
Redfield beauty and. Greater Balti-
more, $1.25 M fob here. Cash with or-
der. L. E. Wever, Baxley, Ga.

Late Flat Dutch and All Season cab-
bage, Hot pepper and tomato plants,



20c a 100 each; Early Jersey cabbage

Alice E. Gib- |
son, Folkston, Ga. Rt. t, Box 464%) |.

collard plants, 20c a 100; Stamps ac- |







4 pedis 150 a 100. Add. postage.
Sidda Southerlan ich; iiijay, Ga. Rt. 3.
Bor AT, eS :

Leading varieties cabbage, toriato.
and collards, 50c for 300, $1.10 M..post-
paid; 5 M and up, 8c M, exp. col-
lect; Bell and Pimento pepper, 30c a
100, $2.00 M del; Brown Leaf topacco
plants, del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood, Ga.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage; -
New Stone and Greater Baltimore to-
mato, leading varieties eollard, 25c a
100. $1.25.M, 5 M or more 75c M, exp.
collect; Sweet Bell and Pimento pep-
per, and Wide Leaf toacco plants, 35
a 100,-$1. 15 M del. O. M. Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2,

Hot pepper, Greater enitimore. New
Stone and cabbage head Collard, plants,
$1.50 M. Mrs. W. E, Moore, SS
Ga. Box 185.

White collard plants, 15 M, FOB. A.
J. Stanton, Newborn, Ga.. :

Everbearing strawberry plants, 5c
a 100, $2.50 for 500. Geo. M. Wood,

| Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Charleston and. Flat Dutch. cabbage |
plants, 25c a 100, $1.25 M, 5 M ar more
$1.00 M del; New Stone and. Greater,
Baltimore tomato plants, 25c a 100,
$1.25 M; pimento and sweet bell and
Wide Leaf tobacco plants, 50c a 100,
ea., del. W. C. eens Po wery Branch,
Ga. Rte 1:

inopepted pure oe skin Porto
Ricans, grown from vine cuttings, $1.40
M, FOB here. Cash with order. J. O.
Stewart, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 2

Porto Ricads, $1.50 M, Boon, $2.00 a
M, cabbage, 90c M, tomatoes, $1.00 M.
Bill Crowe, Gainesville, Ga.

Gov.

)
i

Porto Ricans and, Nancy Hall pota-
to plants, inspected
treated, $2.00 a M, del., 5 M del., $1.75
M,-5 M and up, not prepaid, $1.50 M.
Ne: see Alma, Ga.

Full stamp yellow and red skin oe
to Ricans $1:50 M, FOB Alma. Prompt
shipmens and count guaranteed. J. A,
Turner, Alma, Ga. Box 153.

-Imp:, Porto Ricans, Gov. inspected,
$1,590 M, FOS Ty Ty. Cash with order.
Jewel Benson, Ty Ty, Ga. RFD 2.

Imp. Porto Ricans, $2.00 M,. del.
-|Harly Triumph and Bana yams $2.25
M del. Cash with order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. E. L. Anderson, Alma, Ga.
Rt. 4. 2

Porto Ricans, $2.00 M., over 5 M,.
$1.75 M. Exp.. collect. Cash with or-
der. No checks accepted. J. R. Tur-

ner, Alma, Ga. Rt. 3. :

Porto Ricans and Nancy Hall potato
plants, Gov. iaspected for sale, J. H.
Simpkins, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.

New Stone and Greater Baltimore
tomato plants, 60c for 500, $1.00 M cel
Packed in water moss.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 6.~

Hot pepper plants, 3 doz. 25e: New |
Stone tomato plants, 4 doz 25c. Mrs.
Louisa Blalock, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box
48,

Pure Early Triumph potato plants,
Gov.. inspected, $2.00 M. postpaid to
Ga. points. Walter J. Dowdy, Cordele,
Ga. Rt. D.

Tomato plants, 1 M at 25 a 100, or
exch for corn or anything of equal
value. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, Lyons, Ga.

Celery plants, as good if not better
flavored than Michigan celery, -20c doz,
2 doz 35c del. Mrs. Mattie Jackson,
Winder, Ga. Rt. 3.

Ga. Collard plants, 15c a 100,: $1.25
M. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Ga.

| Rt. 4.

Purple skin Porto Ricans $1.75 M,
5 M or more $1.50; Boon potato plants
$2.00 M. All FOB here. Ray Hempbill,
Flowery Branch, Ga, Rt. 1.




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Mis. |

| Prompt shipment.

|Ga. Rt. A..

and chemically |

Miss L. M.







thoredey, Wares . 7 1080,

Spelumphe and Porto. Ricans, 5 Mor
more $1.75 M, less,. $2.00. M. B. A ee

Fowler, Sumner, Ga.

Imp. Porto Ricken. Gov. inieueeeal =
$1.50 M, FOB. I. N. Campbell, Sur-
rency, Ga. a ee

Sweet Bell pepper, tomato. and. cabs!

bage plants, 20c a 100 each. Miss Jes- _

sie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3. ~

Porto Rico potato plants, inspected
and treated, $2.00 M, 20c a 100; Charles-
ton, Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage;
Greater Baltimore tomato plants, |
a 100, $1.25 M del by mail. J. M. Nix,
Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 8

Gibson and Everbearing stra beree
plants, 35c a 100, $150 M. Miss hee :
Orr, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 2: :

Porto Ricans, $1.50 M del, wariy'd ders :
-sey, Wakefield, cabbage, Stone and Bal-
timore tomato and Ga. collard -plants.
25c a 100, 75c for 500, $125 M del, 5 M
lots $1.00 M FOB. Winfred Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga.

Porto. Ricans $1. 15 M, 5 M or meee
$1.50 M, Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab-= :
bage, Ga. Collard and tomato plants
Oc for 500, 15 aM. Well rooted plants. -
prompt shipment. Cash with | order.
Herman Boatright, Alma, Ga. _ :



Pure Red Skin Porto Ricans, Late a
M $1.50 M, over.5 M $1.35_ M, FOB.
Satisfaction. guar-
anteed. J. M. Campbell, Surrency, Ga.
Rts 2.

Hot pepper pioits 20c a 100. Ada
postage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson, mae
jay, Ga.

Porto Rican Gov. inspected $1. 10 M,
FOB here. R. H. eee Tifton,

Nancy Hall and Porto Ricans $1. 50
M, 5 M or more $1.25 M. Prompt ship-
ment. F. M. Carter, Rockingham, Ga.

Early Flat Dutch and Succession cab-
bage plants, 20c a 100, $1.00 M del,
60c M, by Exp. in 2 M or more lots,
not prepaid; Marglobe tomato plants
30c a 100 del, T, B: eo. ie
eys, Ga.

Jersey and - Charleston Wakefield,
Early Flat Dutch and Copenhagen cab-
bage plants; New Stone. tomato plants
45c for 200, 70c for 500, $1.00 M, post-
paid. Roy Branan, Lewiston, Ga.

Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. inspected
$1.75 M del, 5.M or more $1.65 M. R.
M. Cox, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 5.

Stoents Redfield Beauty and Earliest
of all tomato plants, also some large
yellow ones, 15c a 100. Add postage.
Mrs. J. 8. agente Adairsville, Ga. Rt.
De

Hot ae sweet pepper plane! 25
160 del. Miss Ida Wright, ae
Rt. ah : ;

Pure Porto. Ricans, inspected gad
treated,-$2.00 M, 5 M and up. $1. 75 M,
by Exp. FOB; cabbage, collard and
tomato plants, leading varieties of ea.
755 for 500, $1.25 M., prepaid; Ruby
King pepper $2.50. M cash with order.
W. C. Tumlin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1,

New Stoen and Beauty ere plants:
25c 100. A. E, Hughey, Ranger, ~ Ga. Rt
3

Large Ga. Collards 30c a 100 del.,
and yellow red-hot pepper, 10c dozen.
Miss Marena Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt.

Porto Ricans from inspected" and
treated potatoes, $2.00 M. L. Redfern,
Warthen, Ga.

Gov. inspected Porto Ricans, $1. 50
M, in 5 or 10 M lots. W. H. Smith,
Baxley, Ga.

Red hot pepper plants, 25 a 100,

rs. Joe W. Fordham, Toomsboro, Ga.

Porto Ricans and Nancy Hall po<
tato plants $1.50 M FOB, 5 M or over
del, J. M. Beck, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3.

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io _ for potato plants or box flowers.

_. flard cans, 15c Ib:

ng
100, $3.00 M, "Redfield - Beauty tomato
plants, 25c a 100. Hoye Hattaway,
Palmetto, Ga. Rt. 2.
Ga. Collard plants 20c a 100, or exc.
Mrs.





G, EL Sapp, Richland, Ga.

Red and pink skin Porto Ricans, $1.60
M del, 10M $1.50 M. Collect. June del.
uy Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Cabbage collard plants 25c a 100



postpaid, 200 40c, 75 for 500, or $1. 25.

M. Lots of 5 M $6.00 exp. paid. H.
-G. Kelley, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Goy. inspected Porto Ricans, $1.75
'M, (plant now for Fall crop) Late Flat
Dutch and All Season cabbage, and
-Buncomb collard $1.50 M, or 30c a 100,
each; leading varieties of tomato, 35c
@ 100. Satisfaction guaranteed. Bae
Clements, Sandersville, Ga.
New Stone and Greater Sathiensrs
tomato plants, ready, packed in damp
-Moss root protection, 60c for 500, $1.00
del. in Ga. J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald,

a. Rt. Gis
Imp. Porto Ricans and Nancy Hall
potato plants, Gov. inspected, full count
$1.75 M del, or, $1.50 M FOB. Baxley.
_ May. and June: del. Cash with oe
' W. A. Poole, Baxley, Ga.

Jersey and. Charleston Wakefield,





_ Early Flat Dutch and Copenhagen cab-

_bage; New Stone tomato plants, 45

for 200, 70c for 500, $1.00 M postpaid.

: Aue Grace Branan, Lewiston, Ga.

~ Imp. Porto. Ricans and Nancy Hall
potato plants, $1.75 M del, $1.50 FOB
here. ,Gov. inspected. Full count.
May and June del. Cash with: order.
E. G. Vaughn, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3.
Parsley and chyenne pepper plants,
20c doz. del. No stamps. Mrs. J. T.
Patillo, . La Grange, Ga. Rt. 6. Box 60.

Porto Ricans, Gov. inspected $1.75
-M, 5 M or more $1.50 -M, for June del,
_ prepaid to any point in Ga. $1.00 M, at
bed, not crated. Send P. O. order. T.
Ww. Register, Vienna, Ga.

Hot pepper plants, 25c for 50, $1.00
for 250. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Ga.
Re 3.

- Porto Ricans and old fashioned Boon
potato plants, inspected and treated,
now ready $1.75 M, mailed or $1.50 M,
Exp. C.-M. Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt.
One.

Hot pepper plants, 3 doz 15c; good
variety tomato, 3 doz 15c. Packed in
damp moss. Mrs. Ida Southerland,
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 48.

_ Porto Ricans $1.10 for 500, $1.75 M.
Stone and Baltimore tomato plants,
5e for 500, $1.25 M. Ruby King and

imento pepper plants, $1.00 for. 500,
$1.75 M.. Tomato and pepper plants
packed in water moss. Postage paid
on all plants. -R. Chanclor, Seville, Ga.







pe ae), PLANTS WANTED

Want a M., Buck Yam potato vines,
and 1M, Haiti. or Turpentine potato
vines. At once. Write first your price.

irs. M. G. Thigpen, Brewton, Ga.

Want 6 well rooted Holts Broad
Leaf sage plants. Mrs. W. D. Wisdom,

_. Chipley, Ga.. Rt. 2.

Want a few old fashioned Norton
.Yam potato plants grown from vine
uttings. Write at once and state price
or will exch. Porto Rico potato plants,

ywwn from vine cutting for same. Mrs.
J. 0; Stewart, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want 2 or 3 M sweet potato plants.
Ds J. Grayson, Greenbark, Tenn







HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

: Buire: extracted honey, new crop, for
sale or exch. for peas. D. M. Kirkland,

ummertown, Georgia.
- Fresh chunk honey made in patent
gums, 10c Ib. less container for less
than 50 Ibs. 50 or more lbs. container
urnished. All FOB Chula. Mrs: David
Whiddon, Chula, Ga.

Nice new chunk honey, 12 1-2c Ib.,
in lard can lots FOB Atkinson. Mrs.
J. S. Harper, Atkinson, Georgia, Rt.
1, Box 10.
Nice, bright-new crop comb ~honey
in 5 Ib. pails $9 doz FOB here. Write
for prices on larger lots. J E Martin,
- Jesup, Georgia, Box 213.



Chunk heney shipped in serepene RED 3.



FOB Dover. COD or check. R. W. Wee
Dover, Georgia.

Nice bright new chink honey in 5
Ib. pails, 75c; 10 lbs. $1.50. Cash with
order. Add postage. L. G. H. Se
Ludowici, Ga Route A.

New crop section honey, 15 per sec-.
tion. S. A. Wright, Cedar Springs, Ga.

Pure extracted honey put up in 10
lb. pails, 6 pails to case $6. 90 FOB here;
1 10 lb. pail postpaid and insured $1.75.
All orders shipped same day received.
if possible. John A. Crummey, Doctor-
town, Ga.-P. O. Box 36.

New crop . comb honey, 5 Ib. pails,
5c FOB here. No less than 2 pails
sold. L. R. Moseley, Broxton, Ga.

Nice, bright new chunk honey, 10 Ib?
pail, $1.25, 4 pails $425 FOB. J. T.
Holland, Toomsboro, Ga. Route 2.

Pure white fresh honey in comb, 15c
Ib.. Not-less than 20 Ibs. shipped to any
order FOB here; pure strained honey |
$1.75 for 10 Ib. pail. R. A. Cravey, Mil-
an, Georgia, Route 1, Box 98.

2 70-Ib. cans for good chunk honey
13c Ib. FOB here. W. J. Joiner, Gar-
field, Ga, Route 2, Box 63. ;

New chunk honey 12 1-2c Ib. in 50
or 60 lb. cans FOB Statesboro. W. W
DeLoach, Brooklet,: Ga.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED :
Want beeswax, any quantity, at 28
Ib. del. H. W. Saudlin, Cairo, Ga.
Want beeswax in. any qauntity at
27 1-2c Ib. del. J. T. White, _Dublin,
Georgia.
, Want-all the yellow beeswax I can
get at 25c lb. del. here. Dr. Clarence
S. Smith, Forrest Park, Ga.

. FRESH AND CURED MEATS |
FOR SALE

peuntey cured hickory smoked hams,
.40c lb. R. C.-Couch, Turin, Ga.

Good sugar cured hams, 40c_Ib.;
shoulders 25c lb. del. J. We Altman,
Alma, Georgia. -

Want side meat. Will exch, and do
sewing for same..M. B. Wood, Griffin,
aoe Box 138.

' Corn fed well cured meat: hams, 35c
Ib; shoulders and. middlings 25c lb.
E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga.

Hams, wt. from 9 to 11 lbs. 30c Ib;
sides 8 to 10 Ibs. 22 1-2c lb. All home
raised, well dried and smoked with
green oak. W. J. Brown, Doerun, Ga.
Route 1. 4

Want to exch. value for hams, lard
and 1 to 2 lb. friers. Write for inform-
ation. Mrs. J. A. Thompson, Canton,

Georgia, Box 42..,

Country cured hams, 30 1b. post-
paid. Lee Patrick, Quitman, Ga.
4 nice cured hog hams, 15 and 20}

lbs. each, 30c Ib. Mrs M. I. Free,
Clarkesville, Georgia, Route 3.
Side meat, 20c lb.; hams 30c_ Ib.;

shoulders 22c Ib. FOB. Li RP: Strange,
Swainsboro, Ga. Route 5. |

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
WANTED \
Want side meat, also joint meat.
Prefer hams at reasonable or bargain
price. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson; Ga.

Seed for Sale and
Wanted

300 Ibs. nice, clean old fashioned
Seven Top winter turnip seed, also 100
Ibs. white velvet okra seed. Make best
offer. W. R. Daniel, Carrollton, Geor-
gia, Route 7

Sugar pumpkin seed 10 per oz. 3 oz.
IPMOIN JVsns uMOIG SsuTSeH 0GZ
peas 12c Ib. 2 of more lbs. 10c; Mam-,
moth green pod okra seed 25c lb. Add
postage. Mrs C. A. Wilbanks, Com-
merce, Georgia, Route 29.

Bonnet gourd seed, 6c for 25 seed in
stamps postpaid. Miss Jennie Seago,
Vienna, Georgia, Route 3.

80 lbs. pure white velvet okra seed
$3 or 20c per lb. No orders filled for
less than 2 lbs. Send money order.
Melvin Laster,: Fairburn, Georgia,

te ee aes







bf

_MARKET BULL ET IN

a strained | ~ honey, :
shipped No. 10 new fins. 12 1-2c Ib. All |R,



Chufa seed | $3 bu. FOB here. Mrs.
C. Loyd, Nicholls, Georgia. 2

[Purple top globe and mixed: unig
seed; white velvet and jumbo okra seed
25c lb. del. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville,
Georgia, Route 2

;seed, very prolific, 35 lb. Stamps ac-
cepted; everbearing okra seed, 1-2 cup-
ful 10c or will exch. for geranium cut-
tings. Mrs. Markie Myers, Hartwell,
Georgia, Route 4.

Pure white velvet okra seed. Hast-
ings variety 25c Ib. 5 lbs. $1 del. F. W.
Adams, Felton, Georgia, Route 2.

Collard seed for sale by the 100 lbs.
Make best offer. E. W. Anderson,
}Beachton, Georgia.

No. 2 velvet and long green okra
seed 25c lb. I. H. Oden; Blackshear,

.| Georgia.

100 lbs. Perkins lars pod okra seed;
200 Ibs. pure seven top turnip seed.
Make best offer. C. M. aunts Marietta,
Geotaa. 4

Buckbees golden honey watermelon.
(sweet as honey) seed, 25 seed for 10c.
L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Georgia :

A few bu: good syrup cane seed (Ga.
Ribbon Cane seed) $2 bu. FOB or $2.50
del. S. H. Swint; Sandersville, Georgia,
Route 4.

Silver set onion seed for sale. Mrs.
R. M. Bailey, Statesboro, Ga. Rt. D.

50 lbs. stump of the world syrup cane
seed, 4c lb. FOB here. S. C. Wallis,
Bowdon Junction, Ga. Route 1. |
Washed and floated chufa seed $1.50
pk. $5.50 bu. Rape, 2 lbs. 35c; 10 lbs.
$1.25; Cattail. millet, 40c qt. 2 ats. 5c,
no less sold; turnip seed, white eggs,
yellow globe; Stone tomato, Boston let-
tuce, Black Valentine \and Kidney
snap beans, Ga. Blue thin collard seed,
Trish Grey, Rattlesnake, Fla. Favorite-
melon. seed. Ww. H. Waddelle, Pearson,
Georgia.



Flower and Seeds tas
Sale and Wanted

7 colors geraniums, 5c each; sword
ferns 20c; white and pink oxalis, 5c
rooted, Maple Begonia, 10c; salmon
sultana, 10c cutting; Christmas, mon-
key tail and red May cactus, 5c each;
air plant (grows on top of dirt) 10c;
blue flag lilies, 20c doz. rooted. Will
exch. value co? any above for fluffy
ruffle ferns, or shasta daisies. Add
postage on small orders. Mrs. R. J.
Williams, Cummings, Ga. Rt. 6.

Tiger Lilies 40c doz. white walnuts
10c ea; buttercups 60c doz; Huckle-
berries 30c; Blue Flag Lilies $1. Q0 doz;
Jonquils 33c doz; Daffodils 33c doz;
Panzies 44c doz.. Add postage. RG
Holland, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Yellow evening primroses, red and
yellow Moss, 25 doz ea; Angel Trum-
pet 6 for 25c; Ambrosia piants (sweet

ae



Jodor) 30c doz; Casmos 15e doz; white

Bermuda onion 25c a 100. All del.
Mrs. J. S. Yeomans, Swainsboro, Ga.
Rt..2:

Red Glora De Chatiline Begonias,

|20e ea; dbl. red carnations, pink and

white Hydrangia 20c ea; all colors
Phlox and dbl. Larkspur 20c doz; Grape |
and Strawberry Begonia 15c ea; Rain-
bow ferns 25c ea; dbl Balsem and Ma-:
frigolds 15 doz; all colors mixed Dah-
lia and Giant Zinnias, holyhocks 20c
doz; or $1.00 a 100. Purple Verbena
plants 25c doz. Mrs. W. H Huey, Ran-
ger, Ga. Rt. 1.

Giant Red Cannas, also red and
yellow spotted $1.00 per 15; nicely root-
ed plants; Red Spider Lilies $1.50 doz;
Fairy 75c doz; Orange Day, 6 for, 50c;
milk and wine 25c and 50c ea; limited
number pink striped lilies 75c ea; Shas-
ta Daisies, Carillardias, - Dusty Miller,
Brown-eyed Susans, single white and
dbl. early white chrysanthemums, and
mixed Casmos 3 doz $1.00; slips from
Fine Dahlias $1.50 doz, leading vari-
eties only; Gladioli, plain and ruf-
fled petals, mixed 75c doz; pink ruffled
$1. 00 doz; Peonies pink, white and red
50c up to $1.50 ea; Iris, all colors, $2. 50





- Hastings pole lima or butter bean

|Shades $1.25 a 100.

| port, Brunswick, Ga.

| for postage on

}geraniums 15c ea;

ES PAGE SEVEN
See er gay Berets

West Point, Ga. Care Cherokee Farms.
- Different colors Snapdragons 25
doz; Larkspur, lavender -and ~ - purple
stocks,

or: Angel: Ss Trumpet 20c doz. Mrs, Joun
R. Turner, Concord, Ga.

Sultana, red, white, purple, deep pink
fand salmon 10c a; Verbena plants, .
red, purple and pink 10c ea; postpaid.
Miss Emma Dugger, Oliver, Ga. Rt. 2.

Jonquil bulbs 50c a 100; white and
yellow Narcissus $1.00 a 100 ea.
E. L.. Foster, Atlanta, Ga., 1808 Lake-
wood Ave., S. E. Phone 2320-J.

Dusty Miller, 25c for 75. plants, But-
ter and Eggs, 20c doz; bulbs, Narcis-
sus 75e doz; yellow Marigolds 10c doz;
Add oe a Miss Vera Hill, Conyers,
Ga. Rt. ie

es plants "20c doz; mixed
20c doz; mixed Petunias 15 doz. Mrs.
J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

Monster Zinnia plants, ~ brilliant
75c for 50 plants.
Remittance with order. J. P. Daven-

Giant Crego or Comet Aster plants,
mixed colors; tall growing mixed col-
ors Snapdragons; Calendula or Scotch
Marigolds, mixed colors, 1c ea; add 7c
ea. order separately.
Mrs. O. E. Browning. Doerum, Ga. Rt.
four.

Well rooted dbl Dahlia slips; pink,

leream and 2 shades of red mixed, 25c |

doz; 5 doz $1.00. Postage paid on all
orders for 50c or more, Mrs. T. W. Ha-
good, Marietia, Ga. Rt. 3.- .

. Sweet Williams, Hardy. Phlox 15c doz;
Fox Gloves 25c doz; Hollyhocks, dark
red blooms 3 for 10c; Butter and Egg
15 doz; 2 doz 25c; peppermint plan S_
$1.00 a 100. Green Jew Vine 25c doz
pieces; Rainbow Moss 2 for 5c rooted;
Geranium cuttings 3 for 25; 2 rooted

bunch;. collection, of 1 Maple Begonia,
1 ea, rooted red and white Begonia, 1

| grape leaf Begonia, 1 rooted. geranium,
|6 pieces of Jew. vine, 6 bunches Rain-

bow Moss, 1 Fuschia cutting, not root-_
ed, all for $1.00. Add postage. Miss -
Mary. FE Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt.
ele Box. 42 4

Asters, Snapdragons plants 25 doz;
Mrs. W. E. Moore, Winder, Ga. Box 185.,

Johnny-Jump-Ups . 20c per doz;
laa del. Mrs. M. E., Jones, Shel-

an, Ga. Rt, 4.

oe red carnation, rooted, 10c ea;
3 for 25c; red Dahlia slips 10c, 3 for
25c; Red and yellow Moss plants, 15
doz; small leaf Wandering Jew, 3 for
10c; Shasta daisies 80c doz; Aspara- ~
gus ferns 10c; also collard plants 25c
a 100. Add postage for all orders. for
less than 25c. Will exch for Gerani-
ums rooted, dbl pink or white rooted
Cannas at 10c, or. Hastings Zennias
plants at 10c doz. Sallie epee
Lewiston, Ga.

Dbl. Zinnias, 10c doz; eocieaia. Miss
Hilma Nygren, Lithia Springs, Ga.
- Have sold out of Mammoth yellow
chrysanthemums and Amaryllis bulbs.
| Answer to many inquiries, but have .

|for sale, deep lavender and rose Mam-

moth chrysanthemum . plants, 50 1-2
doz. white and pink oxalis, 10c bunch,
Dusty Miller, white. and purple violets,
15c doz. Add 5c for postage on or-
ders less than $1.00. Exch for large
yellow Daffodil bulbs at 75c per 100.
Mrs. R. J. Ellington, Fairburn. Ga..

ctl: : :
Pink, May and June Cactus, 1 yr.
old, 30c ea; rooted geranium cuttings

15 ea; Grape Begonia. 20c ea; Write.
Mrs. R. T. Chatham, Adairsville, Ga.
Route 3.

Dbl. red carnations, 20c ea; Rainbow
ferns, pink and white Hydrangia, Red
Gloria De Chattline Begonia and hardy
Shaking ferns, 25c ea; grape Begonias
15c ea; 2 for 25c; strawberry gerani-
ums 15c ea; Xmas cherries 10c ea; pink
Justicia 20c; all colors mixed Zinnias
plants, 20c doz; $1.00 a 100;, Marigolds
and dbl Balsams 15c doz; 2 doz 25c;
all colors Hollyhocks 20c doz; $1.00 a
100... Sweet Williams and Daisy chry- |
santhemums 25 doz. Miss Florrie |



up to oe 00 doz. Mrs, Annie A. Butler,

2 4

Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. &

t

Mrs. ~

Dianthus. and Wedding Bells ye

Asters, blue Ageratum, scarlet Salvia ia

~

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Golden Glow 5c ~

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Dageer Sk 500; purple |
ace [N@bena 10c bunch, Black-
- @yed SWSariS 50c doz; Angel Trumpet
; Dusty Miller 15c doz; Mari-
re lds 20c doz; Will exch. any of the
~ above for box flowers or Dahlia bulbs.
pMres* BeBe Kennington, peereee:

ville; Ga. Rt. 2: 2

: Rooted Sultana 15c; cuttings 10c;
Everblooming pink and white Lucren
Begonias, Umbrella Palm, red Spider
Lily, Boston, Sword, Spengeria, Lace, |

- Roosevelt, Teddy, Jr., ferns; Widows
Tears and Fuschia, rooted. 10c ea; cut-

_ tings 5c ea;Lantana, Christmas and
Red June Cactus:5c ea. Miss S. K.
Moore, Woodstock, Ga.

Chrysanthemums, snapdragons, dbl.
mixed Balsom, dbl.. and single mixed
Portulaca, mixed Petunia, 15 kinds of
mixed plants, all 15c doz; large cream
Narcissus, 6 for 25c; pink and white
Primrose, rooted, large leaf Cactus,
10c ea; dbl. pink hardy Phlox, 6 for
_ 25c; purple and white Iris, dbl. and

_ single Day Lily, 25c doz; 5 doz $1.00; 14

colors Hollyhock, 6 color large Hibis-

cus seed, 4 tbls., Hibiscus plants, 10c ea;

3 for 25c; 13 kinds of rose cuttings,

15c; rooted bush and climbing rose,

20c. Add postage. Will exch. for

blooming size Amaryllis bulbs, large
-..Peonie except pink. Write first. Mrs.-
Delia Fife, Armuchee, Ga.

Shasta daisies, 15c doz; speckled lil- 4

lies 15c; purple and~white lilac 20c;

- golden glow, 3 for 10c; Snow-on-the-

Mtn. 25 doz; snowballs 25c; yellow lil-

lies, 10c.. Add postage. Miss Irene
Foster, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 43.
Highbird Colens 10c_ ea; prepaid;

- Phlox 15c doz; hollyhocks 5c ea; No

stamps. Mrs. Mattie Wilson, Rebecca,

Ga. Rt. 1.

: Jonquil bulbs, 15 doz; 10 doz $1.00
'. pestpaid. Clara Lackey, Woodstock,
mes Ga Rt. 1. ee

_ Large size scarlet Salvia 50c doz; 2

doz. 75c; large \Zinnian 20c doz; all

prepaid. Will exc. a few of either for

Lantanas or rooted ferns. Miss Annie

Stowers, Dougherty, Ga.

3 colors dbl red color red single Ma-

ple, Mistletoe, and red and pink Pine

- Burr Geraniums; red conch Begonias

and fuschia cuttings, 10c ea; pink Hy-

drangia, Boston ferns, red pine burr
geranium, large bunch, well rooted;
35c; all colors Phlox, Snapdragons,

~ Petunias, pink Perrywinkle, Dusty Mil-

ler, old fashioned Touch-me-nots, 2
- doz 25c; Add 5c for postage on all or-

ders less than 50c. Mrs. Lula Hawkins,

Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 4.

Asparagus ferns l5c ea; now ready,

large plants 50c ea; Calla lillies 50 and

_ 75e; dbl. fish geraniums, well rooted,

20c ea; dbl. red geraniums 20c ea;
. large Sword fern 25c ea. Mrs. J. G.

Conally, Senoia, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 38.

-. Pink and red Geranium cuttings 10c;
white Lucere Begonia 15c; coral pink
Begonia, rooted 20c ea; Crown of
Thorns, cutting 25c; pink Oxalis, root-
ed plants, 5c; large white chrysanthe-
mums, 15c. Miss Lula Williams, Pem-
broke, Ga. RFD 2. Box 22.

Dusty Miller, single Larkspur, Burn- |
ing Bush, dbl. and single Poppy, all
colors Petunia, Candytufts, Calif. moss
12 1-2c doz, del; Chrysanthemums 25c
doz; Mrs. Candler Reed, _ Flowery
Branch, Ga. Rt. 3.

Small type chrysanthemums, deep
yellow tinged with bronze, also red and
pale pink mixed 20c doz. Mrs. C. L.
Moulder, Buford, Ga. Rt. 3. ~

\ 100 Daffodils, 50 dbl Daffodils, 100-
single white Narcissus, 75 White Nar-
cissus, 75 yellow Jonquils, 12 single

blue Hyacinths, $3.00 for lot. Mrs. C.

C. Dye, Middletown, Ga. i
es Dbl. Geraniums, red, white, pink,
'.\ purple and varigated red, white Conch

Begonias, rooted 5c ea; red and pink

May, Easter, Xmas, Deer-horn and
_ Night Blooming -Cactus; pink Justicia,

Orange Lantana, pink Hydrangia, dbl.
purple Petunia, Alba Limeata fern,

5c ea; Wax vine, all Lemon Lily bulbs,

6 for 25c; collection of 25 flower cut-

tings, $1.00. Mrs. S. Fulcher, Jeffer-

son, Ga. Rt. 4.

Miss Lucile White, Tennis Ga.
Rt. 3. Box 55. :

Grape Leaf Begonia, - Grass pinks,
pink and white Oxalis 15_ ea; Hardy
Phlox, standing Cypress, Petunias, and
purple Bells, 25c doz; red and purple
Verbena and yellow Globe, 6 for 25c.
Add postage on small orders. Miss Cleo
Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Purple Fox Gloves, mixed Sweet
Williams and Hardy Phlox, all 15c
doz. All well rooted. J. Tuck, Elli-
jay, Ga. RFD 3.

Angel Trumpet 20c ea; or 3 for 50c;
Taking orders for Bird of Paradise to
be delivered in October 50c and $1.00-
ea; Mrs. W. J. Wallace, Farmington,
Ga. Rt. 2. :

Mixed colors annual Phlox, Dianthus

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sain

pinks, dbl Marigold English Daisy:
pinks, double English Daisy plants
plants, Touch-Me-Not , plants, Pe-
tunias, in mixed colors, 15 doz;
Nutmeg Geraniums, footed, 8c ea;
Heliotrope, mixed color Carnations,

colens, mixed colors 5c ea. Miss Jes-
sie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3.

Iris Lilies, 50c a doz; Daffodils $5 a
M: Will exch: for pure bred R. I. Red

chickens. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Ga.
Route 3. She
Marigolds, Zinnias, Touch-Me-Nots,

Malards, all 3 doz for 20c. Mrs. Lou-
isa Blalock, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 48.
Asparagus Spengeria ferns with good
roots, 20c ea; or would exch. 2 ferns
for 1 dbl Peachblow Hibiscus; several
colors Petunias 30c a 100; Dorothy Per-
kins roses, lilac bushes, red Crepe Myr-

~|tle, Golden Bells, 20c ea; dbl. Touch-
Me-Nots 15c doz; dbl. Zinnias, Hastings |

variety very large and fine 20c doz;
white Narcissus bulbs, 60c a 100. Also
Mary Washington Asparagus plants,
$1.25 for 100. Mrs. Markie MELTS Hart-
well, Ga. Rt. 4. 2

Dark red rose bud geraniums, crim-

son salmon dbl geraniums, everbloom-

ing pink begonia, purple Fuschia 15c
ea; all well rooted plants. Mrs. Ella
Robinson, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. |
Royal purple and lavender Iris, 35c
doz; Orange Day Lily, 75. for $1.00;
Blue Grass 75 a 100; purple Fox Glove
10c doz; 75c a 100; little yellow thorney

rose, large dbl. American Beauty vel-

vet rose, 10c ea; pink hardy Phlox 25c
doz; Kiss Me and I'll Tell You plants,
15c doz; Tanzy plants 15 doz; Green

/garden Sage 10c bunch; dbl yellow Jap-

onica, 25c ea. All well rooted. Ad pos-

tage. Miss Minnie Langley, lijay,

Ga. Rt. 3. Box 45. eS
Purple King es 15 doz: Striped

Ribbon Grass, 10c doz; all well root-
ed. Mrs. A. Tuck, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3.
- Chrysanthemums, mixed colors, large
plants 50c for 100 plants, or exch. for
dbl. rooted geraniums. Write Miss
Clara V. Odum, Sycamore, Ga. ~

Purple violets, dusty miller, planket |
flower, cosmos, marigold, 8c doz, 2 for
15c, or exch. for octagon coupons at
ic ea; add 8c postage. Mrs. M. C.
Conner, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. -4.

All colors Zinnias, Marigolds, 15c
doz; Four OClocks 10c ea; Princes
Feathers and Portulaca plants, dbl. all
colors mixed Dahlia dbl. Balsam 15c
doz; Phlox 25c doz; Hollyhocks all col-
ors 25c or $1.00 a 100; red Gloria De
Chattline and pink. flowering Begonia
dbl. red carnations 20c ea; 2 for 35c;
strawberry begonias 15c ea; Hardy
ferns and pink Hydrangia 25c ea; will
exch. for dbl. Petunias, Sultanas, root-
ed, ea. to pay postage. - Miss Marsena
Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1.

Mixed colors dbl. Zinnias, yellow and
red Marigolds, dbl. Balsam Cosmos,
Black-eyed Susans, Larkspur, mixed
colors Hollyhocks and Burning Bush,
all 15 doz; A. E. Hughey, Ranger, Ga.
Route 1.

Yellow Jonquils, April blooming white
Narcissus, yellow Narcissus and long
trumpet Daffodils, 75c a 100 ea; or 100
of ea for $2.50. Nor orders filled for
less than 75c. Add 7c for postage. Al-
so large incurved bronze mums 15c doz;
Bronze cannas with yellow flowers, 3



Extra large purple Iris lily bulbs, 95c |.

for 25c. Mrs. N. L: Green, Powers-
ie, Gen See
Pink Almonds, purple Iris, Bear



| speckled Iris 20c doz; $1. 00 a 100; Fox
| Gloves, Old Maids, Marigolds, Cosmos,
Fire plants 10c doz; -Spirea Thunder-
berg 10c ea; Add postage. John Henry
ve Talking Rock, Ga. Ro: :

~ White carnations, pink Verbena 5c
ea; dbl. assorted colors Zinnias and
Marigolds, 15c doz; striped and blot-
ched Petunias 15 doz; Hollyhocks, dbl.
and single 20c doz; Perfume flower 5c
ea. All well rooted. Mrs. J. S. Greene,
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Butter and Eggs, singl phic Hya-
cinths and yellow daffodil bulbs, 10c
doz; not prepair; box flowers 5c. cut-
ting, rooted 25c ea; Mrs. Sidney Tan-
ner, Deweyrose, Ga. Rt. 1.

All colors Geraniums, President. Car-
not, Maple and Beefsteak Begonias,
Carnations, Hibiscus, all 20c ea; Plum-
osus and Spengeria ferns. Colens,
Lantanas, dbl. Petunia, parlor Ivy and
Sultanas 15c ea; Wandering Jew, 2
for 5c; dbl Balsam 15c doz. All well
rooted. - No checks... Miss Thelma
Merck, Gameavaic: Ga. Rt. 7.

Salvia and Sweet Williams, Snap-
dragons and Petunias, all mixed col-
Ors, 15c doz ea; Spengeria 25c ea; all
now ready, Add postage. Mrs. F. .
Daniel, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 5. 2

_ Pink Crepe Myrtle 20c ea; 4 for 50c;
mixed colors 25c doz; Verbena 4 for

|25c; Boston and Asparagus. ferns 25c

ea;. 3 for 50c; dbl. mixed Zennias, 25c
doz; May.and Valentine Cactus, 3 cut-

or Sultana. Write first. 3 free plants
with every 50c order. Miss Beanie
Smith, Kite, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 74.
4 rooted Begonia plants, different
colors 50c; rooted star Jasmine, 6 for
50c; pink Verbena 50c doz; petunias
50c per 100; collossal and dahlia flow-
er zinnia plants, 4 doz. for 50c; Burn-
ing Bush 15c doz; package of Zinnia,
petunia and California poppy-seed 25c.
All delivered if order amounts to $1.00.
Mrs. J. L. Burk, Route A. Tifton, Ga.
Salmon: Sultana rooted, red: ever-
blooming begonia cuttings, pink and
red double Geraniums, maple leaf Be-
gonia cuttings, 10c; red leaf, spotted
leaf Rubia Begonia, 15c; three differ-
ent Geraniums 5c per cutting; Petunia
plants, 1c ea; one beefsteak Begonia
25c. Mrs. W. F. Hale, Box Springs, Ga.
_ Pink and red Geranium cuttings 10c
ea; Xmas Cactus, rooted, lace ferns,
Spengeria ferns 30e ea; milk and wine
lilies, 6 for 45c or 80c doz; Easter lil-
ies, 6 for 35c or 60c doz; large white
milk lilies 25c ea; rain lilies 50c doz;
large double varigated Canna lilies, dbl.
yellow Canna lilies 75c doz; leopard
plants 30c ea; Lantanas 10c ea. Miss
Allie Carpenter, Route 2, Alma, Ga.
White Eureka and salmon pink Can-
nas; 50c doz; Salmon pink and white
| Sultanas-15c ea; ever blooming sweet.
| Williams 20c doz; fluffy ruffles, os-
trich plume, fish tail and baby breath
ferns 25c ea; or 5 for $1.00; St. Ber-
nard pot lily, speckled beauty and

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double black eyed Susans 25c doz; Ju-
niper $1.00 doz; June cactus 15c ea;
butter and eggs, 6 plants for 25c; Jus-
ticia, pink Hydrangia 20c bunch. Add
postage. Miss Nellie Kate Turner,
Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.
- All colors snap dragon plants 30c
doz; white, pink cosmos plants 20c
doz; 2 tablespoonfuls Nastursium seed,
20c; Japanese morning glory seed 10c
tablespoon; 1, pint of white tender corn-
field bean seed 65c. Isabel Wade, EI-
lijay, Ga. Rt. 3. -
White monthly rose cuttings, cluster
rose cuttings, conk .Geraniums, kudzu
vine 10c ea; yellow rose cuttings, 5c
ea; Easter lilies 5c ea; also turnip seed
15c. Mrs. V. E. Bentley, Monroe, Ga,
Rt. 4. Add postage. A

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doz; fig trees, cedar, sweet pomegran-
ate, large yard cactus, 25c ea; althea.
spirea, wisteria, lantanas and Doro-
thy Perkins rose, all rooted, striped
yard grass century plants 10c ea; sand
verbena and purple perriwinkle 20c
doz; water lilies, milk and wine lilies,



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Grass, mS ea; purple lavender: Dal

-G. Sanders, Dewey Rose, Ga. Rt. <2:

| 20C;

tings for 25c ea; Will exch. for Begonia |

cinths tipped with green 20c bulb. Cash

Thurstons Begonias 20c ea. _ Mrs. W. |}
M. Vickers, Siloam, Ga.
- Blooming joint vine, marigolds,

Ferns, water lilies, physostagia 25c

Ainsley June if ie

15e doz: red spider lilies 85c doz. Will
exch for Brabham -peas or white. Leg
horn chicks. Miss Elizabeth Harrell,
Quitman, Ga. Rt. 6.

White hydrangia cuttings, flag jil- eee
ies, conk begonias, 5c ea; ear drops,
walnut trees, cape Jasmine 10c; mari-
golds 10c doz; .add postage. Mrs. Joe
W.. Fordham, Toomsboro, Ga...

Large double marigolds and zin- +
nias, 3 doz for 25c; scarlet salvia, 15
doz; cut and come again sunflowers, -
4 doz. for 25c; double red geraniums,
rooted, f0c ea; 8 kinds of rooted be-
gonias for $1.00; petunia plants 10c ~
doz; shasta daisies, 4 doz. for 50c;
white Iris lilies, 15 doz; pink and
white hydrangia 5c cutting. Add pos=
tage on orders less than 50c. Mrs, L..



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Milk and wtne lilies, 40c doz; red
and pink verbena, red carnation, 6 for
white oleander, rose, lantana,
wisteria, different colors baby ramb-
ler 10c ea. Will exch. any of the above ~
for sultana, boxwood, white hydrangia 2
red or white crepe myrtle, dahlia, ar-
borviate or: any choice rose or ever-
green:shrub. Mrs. A. B.: Carlton, 316
Campbell - St. Thomasville, Ga.

Mixed sweet Williams and Verbena
plants, 25 doz, Dianthus pinks, 3. doz
65c; Zinnias and Marigold, mixed 20c
doz. del; doz. -petunias given with ea.
50c order; Few Snapdragons 25 doz.
del. Mrs. J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, oe
Rt 6 Box: 60;

2 rooted blue and 1 rooted pink Hy- | <
drangea, 25c ea; Caliopsis and burn-
ing bush, large plants 25c doz; long
stem blue Roman Hyacinths 25 doz;
and long stem dbl. blue Roman Hya-

with order. Also have 12 year bushes
25c ea; yellow striped lilies 250. doz.
Mrs. M. L. Cook; Geneva, Ga.

All colors, blooming size pansy
poe 30c doz; pink Hydrangia, root-
ed, 15 and 20c ea; 12 colors Verbena
all. colors, mixed Snapdragons, blue, a
white, lavender and white Iris oe
25c doz. ea; Petunia, Zinnias and
Mossrose plants 20c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. J. Elsner, Austell, Ga. Rt.
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FLOWERS AND. SEEDS WANTED %
- Want any color Gladioli bulbs and
any color Chrysanthemums. Wilt
exch. Sweet William, all colors and z
healthy plants for same. Mrs. J. T.
Owens, Covington, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want to exch. Ice plants for pansy
plants, or for trailing Colens, ferns,
or Leonard Begonia. Mrs, E. N. Rice,
Felton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch. large gulicls Fall ee
pinks, some white pinks with yellow
center for pot plants, 2 doz. for 6 ger-
aniums, or other plants of equal val-
ue; pink running rose cuttings for Pa 2
flowers, ea; to pay postage. Mrs. Se:
A. Spann, Soperton, Ga. RFD 1.

Want to exch. other flowers for cut-
tings of Camelia, Japonica, all col-
ors., Mrs. J. K. Exum, Lakeland, Ga.

Want 2 Boston, 1 Sword, 2 Fluffy
Ruffle ferns; 2. pink, 2 red, 2 salmon
and 1 white geranium, rooted or cut-
tings. Will pay. reasonable cash price,
or exch. Hastings dbl. Zinnias, Mari-
golds. or Chrysanthemum plants, or
Half Runner bean or English pea seed.
Ea. to pay postage. Must be nice
cuttings. Mrs. T. W. Mesos: Ma- 2
rietta, Ga. Rt. 3: 7

Want to exch. large Sheet viniete
for geraniums, rooted Verbena plants, 2
Begonia and Sultana cuttings. 1 doz.
plants for ea. cuttin;. Mrs. Frank
Crews, ueesburg, Ga. Rt. I.

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PIGEONS FOR SALE
15 pair White Kings and Red Care2x2
neaux pigeons $2.50 pr. Sam Holt ~
Kelly, Point Peter, Ga. Ee

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PIGEONS WANTED >
Want 6 pair squab pigeons about |
ready to fly. Write price, kind, etc.



Cleveland Martin, Casets aeons
Route 1.