Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1930 February 6

- Second- Hand Farm Machinery, Flower and Seed, Incubator and ~
Nursery Stock Monthly Supplement.

GEORGIA a

ARKET BU ELE



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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR

VOL. 13 ~ STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1930.













FEED AND MIXED FEEDS |. ./



, The Cashier of the Dubs think of Agriculture has just given me
a statement of the amount of money that the Department took in last
year as inspecion tax on mixed feeds that were shipped. in to, manu-
factured and sold in the State of Georgia. The total amount collected

_, by this Department for 1929 was $65,240.50.

The inspection tax on mixed feeds is twenty cents per ton. You
will find that this gross amount collected represents the tax on 326,200
tons of feed. I was just told by Mr. Bailey, Dairy Inspector who
works out of this Department, that the average cost last year was
around $50.00 per ton for these feeds. Figure it out and you will see
that the dairy people and stock people paid for their mixed feeds last

year $16,310,000.

Of course, I am aa i to state that some of this feed was mixed and
manufactured in Georgia. Although about three fourhs of it was ship-
ped into the State,

The protein of this feed is ideeely qirised from cotton seed meal.
Most of the meal trade that our mills have is with norhern manufac-
_ turers for the meal cake and cotton seed meal. This is ground up and

put in their mixed feeds and oe back into Georgia and other

Southern States.

. This is a double reflection. It is a refection on our farmers, and
also a reflection on the business men. We can raise all of the ingredi-
ents that we need for mixed feeds here in Georgia. If we had more
of these feed factories in Georgia we could use our velvet. beans and

fd vines, corn stalks, and low grade corn, oats, rye and wheat. When

I say low grade I mean small kernels where the quality of the seed is
just as good as the large kernels but would not grade up Uz S. Stand-
ard No. 1.

For year around feed it is a mistake to feed mixed feed. Mules,
horses and hogs which you expect to keep should be given coarse,

rough feed with just enough grain to keep them fat and strong. The

more they have to chew it the better it is for them.

Of course mixed feed fills the place on the high production dairy
eattle and with stock that you intend to fatten for market and with
old stock whose teeth are bad.

As a general proposition if is a misake to depend on the high con-
centrated mixed feed for x ur stock regardless of what the high pow-
ered salesmen may say about it.

We are planning our crops for this year and I hope the farmers
will bear in mind FEED.

If you planted Vetch or Austrian Peas last fall you can make
good corn, peas, beans, or peanuts on this, land. Have plenty of hay.

After all, the only recipe for. farming in Georgia is to first raise .

all the feed you need at home and then what cotton you ean.

A tip to the business men of the State.

Where you have gin mahinery, that stays idle prveioalle nine
months in the year, with an engine and boiler, why not install a feed
erushing machine? It would also-pay to aie a grit machine, There
are not enough grist mills in Georgia.

Lets manufacture more of these ground feeds at. home.

EUGENE TALMADGE.





MARKET REPORT

J Flowers and ne te ene
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Flowers and Seed Wanted_. 16, 21
; : oe Nursery ance For ave SOA eal aay
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, February 3, 1980. Always Subject to Variation . Second e Machinery For a
| Bale tsuneo i Fe hae ,
Atlanta Macon Augusta Savannah Columbus Valdosta oes oe Machinery gia
$1.40 ; 1.50 | Georgia Products For Sale 2, 5, 24
-.. Sweet Potatoes, 100 Ibs. ..-.---- ~$1.75 $1.25 $1.40 $1.00 $1.50 $ gi
: / Georgia Products Wanted __5, 8, 24
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 Ibs... 3.50 3.75 3.50 3.25 i: ee (new) Cotton se ed Fo y Sale ws in 2 :
42 36 : : Cotton See ented. 2-2 ors :
"Eggs, Ga., Extra, doz. ---------- Se ee in : nt pe Plants For Sale ........ i1, 24
Eggs, Ga., Standard, doz. ------ 38 88 _ 40 3 a f o. Plants Wanted bee 7 iL, 24
: 29 ; . eed For Sale _...__._.- (14,
Eggs, Ga., Trade, d0Z, ------.-- 33 33 ae 98 Sesd:) Wanted) 2 oo re 14
Eggs, Yard Run, doz. -----..--- .38 38 40 34 38 : - | Miscellaneous For Sale _--_- 14,17
. | sy ie 25 23 15 22 Poultry For Sale _.______ Th 12304
Stags, lb. ---------------------- . = Poultry Wamved 2. 2 a 13
ty oe 23 25 25 20 22 Eggs For Sale .___-___._____ 13, 20
Leesa 14 e's 15 15 10 hee es an ae
Roasters, ib. 2-4-0... see 14_ 12 Live Stock For Sale _______- 13, 18
aes +, A eee 35 35 32 30 30 Live Stock Wanted _._.._..__- 18
RES Tere met ere nen eee \ 26 26 25 25 Incubators and Brooders
Miibee ib 2 .20 25 gee : Por! Bete 20 es 6
: i 18 15 AT 15 ay Incubators and Brooders
_ Geese, Ib. ----------------<----~ : 95 30 25 Wahted co 3
- Turkeys, A oe ee 20 25 30 : : Farm Help Wanted a aes 18, 19
a eae 2 Cane 2.50 3.00 3.00 ue Positions Wanted .--...-.--..- 19
eld Peas, mixed, bu. .------- 3. a 3.50 Farms Por Rent. oi02. oo 19
Field| Peas, not mixed, bu. ----- 3.25 3.25 7 ib . : Gar Los Rent Farms ---____._ 19
Country: Butter, best table, Ib. 40 Abe, . : . = eer! Ma htiid aiees acer nage
~ dountry Butter, cooking, Ib. ----. Su 25 md : : mt

0 Cars of "Hogs Sola During




Week Beginning nie 28, at Cooperative Sale B ronan from 25 to 055 pe bundret bbordian meets. No i





































le PAGE, TWO

- Georgia pedact
For Sale

~ BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

ty Sound running velvet beans for
" planting; 95 per cent sound; (5c per
pk.; or will exch. for white Spanish
peanuts, sound for. pes at 5c per



ae aN a. to pay postage. No P. O, order
4 bby Ea. Gp. Thomas, Vidalia, Ga.
ci ay

15 bu Pure Brab peas $4 per bu. W.
' M. Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2.
n Nice tender seed bunch beans 25c
per pt. Add postage. Mrs, F. L. Gregg,
oar ta Ga. Pi Of BOX sae
97 1-2 bu. Otootan beans recleaned
oe and double sacked in 2 1-2 bu. bags,
) $3.50 per bu FOB, c. V. Sims, Luth-
_ersville, Ga.
~ 5 bus. of Mathews Imp. soy beans,
- yuaranteed to produce 3 times as many
oS per acre aS any other known
variety $7.50 in double sacks FOB
_ Americus, Ga., Pe bu. R. 5. Broad-
s Americus, a.
fat lady peas slightly weevil eat-
ey 10c per lb. cash, with order, Mrs.
L. P. Mills, Brooklet, Ga.
hite push butter beans for, 20 per
iy Add eee se G. C. Hart,
Royston, Ga. R
oes size pees ay gene ora
e or . $2
oy a On. CG. Oliver, Barnesville



~ Bunch Velvet beans, $4. 00: per bu.

ee with order. E. H.
Pet cike

F aammnoth yellow soy peans, $2.50

per bu; Biloxi $3.50; Pure sound and
Clean: shipped in good strong bags
FOB. Ben R. Tanver, , Sandersville,

choice seed Blackeyes, B lb: Or,
more 14c per lb; 12 1-2c FOB; No. 1
Tron Clads, $1. 35 per pk; Hastings.
Speckled Bunch butter beans 35c per
lb; White pole beans 30c; tender gar:
den bunch beans 30c per. lb. prepaid.
CG. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Swill exch. 1 gal of Mammoth Yel-
Jow soy beans for 1-2 gal. of Otootan
soy beans; ea. to.pay postage On beans
sent. B: FB. Stokes, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3,

Ga.
a Aer Peas,





90 lbs. Hatsings stringless green pod |..

punch beans, sound 1929 crop $12 or
the 90 tbs 818. A. W. H. Groves,
Waycross, Gas Rt.

A few lbs. of sta horse peans ten-
der and of a fine flavor; best running
pean fr table use; $1 per lb; 50c per
1x2) Tbs 25 per pke: Purchaser to pay
Pp postage. Mrs. J. T. Goodwin, War-
te wick, Ga. RED.

t ites Wonder Bunch Beans (some
thing new) Can be planted the 14th of
February without injury of cold wea-

* ther; a heavy yielder; good in snap
fen sbage or dry. D. 2. White, Vitlanow,
oe Ga. RED 2.
Few bus. of poultry peas 35 per pt.
or will) exch for well rooted Boxwood
bushes. Mrs. Ona Fowler, Roy, Ga.
15 bus. nice eee peas $3.25 per
bu: FOB. A. L. Wooten, Meansville.
Ga. Re. 1.
- 10 bus. Mathews Imp. soy beans.
They are sound and good $7 per bu.
we D. Smith, Tennille, Ga. .
. Butch Snap bean, Seed Bountiful, 1
yr. from Hastings 20 1-2 lbs. 35 per
lb. Write for quantity prices. L, M.
Ray, Deveraux, Ga.
~ 35. lbs. good clean Mung. beans, Le
No orders for less









ay per lb; del. in Ga.

Unadilla, Ga.
20 bus. Otootan soy pearls $5.50. per
bus FOB. L. F. Hatchett, Haralson,

Paeverat pus. 90- -day speckled. velvet
beans $2 per bu: FOB. Would like to
exch. 1 bu. of beans for 1 pk. of Otoo-
tan soy beans; or 1 bu. Runner pea-
nuts for 1 bu. of Beans. J. W. McGow-
an, Summit, Ga. Rt. 3.

Running Velvet Beans $2. per. bu.
FOB. J. E. Thompson, Swainsboro,
* Ga, Rt. 2.

10 or 12 bu. New Era. Peas sound

and pure $4 per bu. S. G. Stewart,
ee he es

_Whigs Early peas. 10c per pt.: Lady

- Finger White peas 10c per pt. Black
- crowders, 10c per pt Mrs. W. J. Rog-
ers, Claxton, Ga. Rt; 3:

Genuine Otootan soy beans, new
crop, recleaned ot im new bags, $6
per. bu. FOB. G. A. Ware, Marshall-

ville, Ga.

Biloxi Beans, 1929 crop dour and
guaranteed; $3 per bu. Samples sent
on request. FOB Zebina, Ga. J. W.

_ Farmer, Mathews, Ga.
poe Say Cornfield. beans. 30c per Ib.
- Add. nostage.
ii eral ei, Ga. oe,
and .White






| der. Samples on request.

Beasley, Kite,

than 10 lbs. accepted. . He J Williams, f

MARKET BULLETIN

50 del.
Rt. 2.
15 bus. beautiful New Era peas, $3.50

per bu. FOB Woodville. Cash with or-
A. a Drake,

Jim eer Gainesville, Ga,

Philomath, Ga.

2 1-2 tons 90- day speckle Velvet
beans picked before the freeze; dry in
house, $23 per ton; Purchaser to fur-
nish sacks, or $22 at my farm, in the
hulls. Rev. K. S. Lindsey, | Toomsboro,

| Ga. Rt./3, Box 52.

Prolific White butter bean seed run-
ning 25 per lb, postpaid. C. A. Ral-
eigh, Jeffersonville, Ga.

15 bus. of good sound peas in sacks,
Whip peas, slightly mixed, price for
lot $60; will accept P. O. Money order.
FOB. Hubert Robertson, Ball Ground
Ga. Rt. 4.

20 bus. Pretty, bright Whip- poor-
will peas $4 per bu. Jasper A. Stone,
Cumming, Ga. *:

Tender Cornfield bean seed 15 per,

Ib, del by. Parcel Post. Mrs. J, H.

Lunsford, Suches, Ga. -
White Cornfield beans, tender 20c

per pt. Add postage. Mrs. R. M.

Faulkner, Cleveland, Ga, Rt. 1..-
Cream Crowder Peas 6 Ibs. for. $1
postpaid. Mrs. E. Bramhold, Mt. Airy
Ga hited:
Genuine Bunch aeivet beans for seed

Beasley, Kite, Ga.

Otootan beans $6 per bu. Biloxi
beans, slightly damaged, $4 per bu.
J. J. Stephens, Luthersville, Ga. Rit. 1.

90-day Speckle Velvet beans $1.50
per bu. G. W. Greer, Fort Valley; Ga.

Early Speckled Velvet beans, $1. 40
per bu. Freight paid on 10 bus. : or
more. H. H. Smith, Hilltonia, Ga.

18 Ibs. Lady peas at 25c per Ib. No
less than 5 lbs. lots sold, postage paid.
Mrs. George P. Etheridge, Richland,

Ga. Box 12.

Speckled Crowder and white Calif-
ornia peas 25 per lb; 4 lbs. 75c; Wht.
Half-runner. beans 35c per Ib: Del.
P. B. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

6 bus. Black peas, . clean, very few
damaged $4 per bu. Cash with order.
ne checks. meee L. Green, Jasper,

a.

2 dus. Red divas $3.50 per bu. _Lun-
dy Sutton, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.

New crop pure, clean and sound
genuine Otootay beans $5 per bu. FOB
Carl Williams, Locust Grove, Ga,

Field peas, 50 bus. pure bright Brab-

ham peas $4 per bu; 75 bus. Mixed

peas. $3 per bu. Samples on request.
All prices FOB. J..L. Allen, Dublin,
Ga. |

Beans: 100 pus. No. 1 90- -day Velvet
eans, picked before cold weather. $1.-
oa per bu FOB. J. Ls Allen, Dublin,

1 ton Velvet beans in pod $20; buy-.
er to furnish sacks. O. H . Scott, Jes-
up, Ga, Rt; 2,

A few more lbs of Cornfield seed
years 30c per lb; White and Colored
yunch butter beans at 20 per lb; Add



%ostage. Mrs. ae A. Gaile: Meigs,
Hesurwte NL: : ;
CORN, SEED_ CORN & CORN MEAL

FOR SALE

50 or 75 bu. closely slipped shuck
corn, $1.25 bu. FOB. Ww. dels Douglas,:
Soperton, Craius

3. bus. field selected Whatleys Pro-
lifie seed corn, absolutely pure nub-
bed and hand shelled $1.25. per pk.
Postpaid in Ga.} $3 per bu. FOB. Ar-
thur H. Meyer, "Wintersville, Ga. -

100 bus. Good slip shucked corn, $1
per bu; at barn 12 miles of Hazlehurst
n Z. W. Kirkland/Farm. J. C. Taylor,
Hazlehurst, Ga., RFD 2, Box 61.

Several bus. good white corn, 2 large | M
ears to stalk; field selected, nubbed
and hand shelled, $1.25 per pk. post-
paid in. Ga. $2. 50 per bu. FOB. Mrs.
Stella Burke, Wintersville, Ga.

200 bus, corn, in ear at 95c per b
at my barn. Y. 8S. Gibbs, Abba, Ga.

Haas Prolific corn, $3 per bu. Joe
M. Brown, McRae, Ga.

: Strawberry seed corn, $1 per pk; $3
per bu. J. L. Parish, Midville, Ga.

New crop White corn shelled and
sacked $1.10 per bu FOB. Unbolted
old fashioned water ground meal from
New White corn $1.20 per- bu, FOB.
Carl Williams, Locust Grove, Ga.

Whatieys Prolific seed corn,
shelled and nubbed. 90c per pk. del.
T. A. Dixon, Macon, Ga. RFD 5.

100 Ibs. good clean popcorn 5c per
lb; Mexican corn $2.50 bu. Mr. E. C.
Farrar, Faetteville, Ga.

Tucker's Favorite seed

corn; will

June. i0c per Ib. del.

| Philomath. Ga.
Mrs. E. J. oe a
| $b
ila

Old fashion yellow flint corn seed

ipsstien c



Sylvester, Ga. 4 Rt. 3.

shelled and sacked $4 per bus. N. ate

hand

produce roasting ears by the 15th of |
C. .N. Hardy,



per pk. del., $3 per bu FOB. es

seed corn, selected, nubbed and hand
shelled $4 per bu; $1. 25 per pk. Ho. W..
Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga.

50 bus. sound shelled corn $1.10 per
pk; or $3 per bu; Will exch for a few
bus. of peas-bu for bu. John K. Lee,
Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 8.

Cokers Ellis and Marrets Prolific
bu; del. within 50 miles of Bainbridge
$1 per bu FOB. -C. O. Tiveash, Bain-
bridge, Ga. RFD 1.

_ Will exch. popcorn for pure Wilker-.

scn or Lifsey_ watermelon seed. Select.
from large ripe. melons. L. J. Voll-
rath; Winston, Ga. -

Whatileys Prolific seed corn, nub-
ved and hand shelled, guaranteed pure
and sound, 85 per pk: $3 per bu. K.
A. Whatley, Concord, Ga., Rt. 2.

. Several lbs. of yellow popeorn 6c per
ib. shelled, pure. Mrs. W. . Clements,
Junction City, Ga

Bigbies Prolific sed corn, grows 2
and 3 big ears to the stalk. Well ma-
tured. $1 per pk.
limited amount 5c per 1b; or will exch
for Otootan bean seed Ib. for lb. Each
to pay charges. G. W. Rnadall, La-)

Hasting s Imp. Prolific eee corn $2.-.

yonia, Ga.

50 per bu; From, 60 bus. per acre av- |

erage. John Posey | Woods,

Brooks,
Ga.

Hastings Prolific seed corn for $2
per bu; shelled with tip grains remov-
ed before shelling. If desired in. ear |

George si Trawick,
Linton, Ga.

Small grain. popcorn 10c Ib;
postpaid; not less than 5 Ibs. ora. Mrs
J. A, Freeman, Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt.
1,

write for prices.

Gehuine little white cob corn, 8 rows |

imp. selected from ears that made 2.
to 3 ears to stalk; nubbed and. shell-
ad all orders have my personal atten-
tion. $1 per pk; $8.50 per bu, FOB.
Cash with order. If ordered by Parcel
post, add postage. G. F. Smith, Daw-
son, Ga. Rt. 6. -

Allens Big eared Prolific corn, field,
Be $1 per pk. Also Whatleys. Pro-!
lific corn. Have improved for 5. yrs.
Has from 2 to 4 ears to stalk. $1 per
pk; $3.50 per bu; Shelled: and nubbed.
Le A. Dalton, Winder, Ga. RFD 4. A

Seed corn of my own origination:
15 yrs. careful selection in the field.
Red, white and blue. I will guarantee
it sound and all right in every respect
$1.25 per pk; $2.25 per 1-2 bu. $4.25.
per bu. Cash with order. N. S. Crow,
Royston, Ga. Rt. 1.

Tennessee Red cob seed corn 75c per
pk; $2.50 per bu. C. E. Miller, La-
vonia, Ga,

Mexican June Corn Blue and White
mixed; write for samples and price. Ss.
B. Kinnard, Jackson, Ga.

Batts 4 ear Prolific seed corn; Ist.

yr. from breeder; small cob; wonder
on rich or, poor land: select and nub-

bed; and hand shelled 1-2 pks. 70c per
pk; $1.25 postpaid in Ga. 24. hrs. ser-
vice. No checks. J. H. Davis, Mill-
edgeville, Ga. Rt. 5, Box 126.
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, Mapiveks
ed, nubbed and hand shelled, 100 per
cent germination; $2.25 per pu. in bu.

bags. W. M. Pettigrew, LaFayette) Ga.
flint |

Browns improved big white

corn; heaviest and most. weevil. resist-
ant corn. $1 per pk; $3.50 per bu. Spe-
cial prices on large lots. J, Ww. Brown,
Helena, Gav: .
,, 1929 crop White. shelled popcorn at
9c per Ib; del or will eS for white
table peas. Ib. for Ib. . . Yeomans,
Vidalia, Ga.

Hastings Prolific see - |
sed bg select- pershell pecans variety

ed and nubbed 1-2. bu; $1.75, $3 Per
ae second yr. from the eae
. Clark, Garfield, Ga.

( Pure Go den Dent seed corn extra
early 200 bu: 50c per pk. J. E. Bur-
nett, Ben Hill, Ga.

Large Eared Early Yellow Gent corn,
2 ears to stalk on good land, $1 per
pk. del in Ga. or $3 bu FOB. OG

Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

White Flint Prolific seed corn shell-
ed $2.50 per bu, 75c per pk. FOR, Mr.
R. F: Sikes, Sylvester, Ga.

Pure Whatleys Prolific seed c orn,
field selected from stalks with 2 or
more ears to the stalk, $2.25 per bu.
FOB. G. A. Ware, Marshallville, Ga

Yellow popcorn, 8c per lb. shelled. |.
Mrs. Hy-|.

5c on ears; 15 Ib. lots $1.
son Pendley, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1. |

Yellow. poocorn shelled 8c per lb;
15 Tb. lots $1; Add postage. R. E.
Chambers, Gainesville, Gad Row: :

Wood's Imp. Hastings seed corn $2.-
50 per bu; Made 60 bu. per acre last
vr, Selected stock. om Posey oad:
Brooks, Gass

400 bus. slipped. Pa corn. $1. per
pu: FOB) Ogeechee. H. C. Lee, _Syl-
vania, Ga. te)

1dd postage.



| field selected, nubbed and hand shell-

-Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1 ny
30c; shoulders, 25c and sides, 20c lb.

3.50 per bu. Popcorn, |:

Tancred W. L. baby chicks.

fed 5c per lb: FOB ye.



Yellow popcorn. - shelled Te per Ibs, a



Thursday, February 6 1990

Pure Red corn from large ears 50c
per gal: H. M, Bowers; Canon, a oe ae
Rt. 1. f a

Good sound shelled corn suitable for Fe
meal $1.25 per bu, sacked. Best Grade
meal $1.50 per bu. sacked; sample of tee
meal on request. Will exch, for R. ie ae
Red hens, pullets or baby chicks. D. ee
Crosby, Graham, Ga. He

Few bu. Hastings Prolific seed corn



ed, from 4 to 8 ears ee stalk, $1 peck;
$2, 50 bu., FOB. . iB. . Gantt, Suwanes, |
Ga. Rt. 2.
FRESH AND CURED MEATS i eens
-1No.\1 storage cured ham, wt. | ea
yibs., 30c lb., FOB. Mrs. lL. FL, Hutto,



Cured and thoroughly smoked Heme



del. This meat is medium to small, a

-and smoked and cured in our own

smoke house. B. R. Roberts, Coe
Ga., Rt.. 2.

Nice: Country cured hams, weight 93
Yps., 35 per Ib. ae M. I I. Free, Stark
esville, Ga. Rw.

Cured hams. ae 35 Ibs. 35 per Ib:

Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga.-

Country cured. hams 30c per lb. dal
in ist zone. Send TAY order or will |
send COD. Will exch. 40 lbs. for 100
kad, ee
M. Hurly, Lyerly, Ga. Ve
Nice Oak and Hickory . Jemdked bas) peeks
con, shoulders 18c; Sides 20c; Hams
30c. per lb; Medium size; meat cold |,
storage aired. Will pay charges for he
more on the lb. up to 100 Ibs. Mrs, J.
Db; Mcintyre, Ousley, Ga.

Home cured and smoked etna 30c; Ae |
shoulders 25c; sides 20c per lb. All
small to. medium, and delivered at |
these | Bue B, R. Roberts, Collins, A
Ga. R

Cougtry made smoke sausag 25c;
pure, clean, white hog lard 14c per JB .
in 50 Ib. cans. One order ee oe
you that it is the best. Ju ee
Mershon, ao

GRAIN FOR SALE g
8 tons: good peanut hay and corn Le
ground together, half and half, in
| sacks. Make offer for not less than 1 e
ton; Will exch. for pigs or yearlings
at market Brice.) Jo R: Nichols, epee :
pee Ga Ree 2,
8. bu, good nice 1929 wheat, 92.05
a or $10 for lot. FOB. TT . David,

3. tons. Pea hulls, 2 tons Velvet, bean Ss
Cc $8 per ton; FOB Farm on Rt. ce oe
J. Allen, Dublin, Ga. ae

5 tons bright pea vine hay, $25 per
ton FOB Dublin. J. L. Allen, Dublin a

25 bu. good rye, $2. 25. bu. or. exch

for peas or beans. W. H. Belton, Grif- :

fin, Ga. Box 436. e
Pure Bancroft seed oats, free from

any foreign grain or grass seed, 95c

bu. R. . Couch, Turin, Ga, Fae
10 tons bright peanut hay, pions |

and baled without rain, $15 per ton; |

5 tons peanut hay, z00d but off color

from weather conditions, $10 ton. All. -

FOB here. L. A. Hamilton, Fort

2000 bundles of bright corn fodder i
4 hands to bundle; $2 per cwt; Del my

place. 2 miles north of Barnesville ve
Cc. G, Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2. : nee

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
Imp. Jumbo Spanish peanuts, hand
picked, free from trash, 8c per Ib. Je
W. Flanagan, Hazlehurst, Gao ies
40 lbs. Medi um and small size of pa- | .
separate or |
mixed 25c per lb; del in Ga. in 5 Ib.
lots and up. 3 -G. Oliver, Barnes:
ville, Ga. Rt. Mey
Little Senin penders, no rain on:
them from time harvested until. a
.H El-.
liott, Cairo, Ga., Rt. a at
Imp. White Spanish deen any -
variety and any amount up to 10. tons.
Would exch for few bus. of Rhine | bake a
mp. Cook Wilt-resistant cotton s i
2nd or 8rd yr. from breeder. ey
Bruner, Coleman, Ga., RFD...
White Spanish peanuts 4c per bh
or $75 per ton. No orders filled for less
Coney Ibs. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, ;
a y

Red Skin Spanish outa: hand |

Tucker, Ga.

Ga,

Gaines, Ga.







oe

picked. W. S. Summer, Adrian, Ga.
Good sound N. C. R Peanuts: eo |
about. 1 1-2 bus. at 8c per Ib. a :

{with order Arthur Kirkland Met er

Ga. Care E, T, Turner; Rt. 2.



300 bus. Ga. Runner Peanuts 5 per a
lb; or 4 1-2c per lb in 25 bu. lots; 400. 7
bus. White Spanish veanuts 4c per lb. :
or 3 1-2c per Ib. in ton lots.. All: prices
Seti J. L. Allen, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 4.
300 lbs. White Spanish

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Thursday, February 6, 1930
Flowers and Seed

For Sale

. Snowball 2
-ea.; Pink almonds well rooted 20c ea;
Purple Iris, 35c per doz.; Orange lil-
des, 35c per doz.; Forsythia 25 a.;
_ Dahlia bulbs, 45c per doz; hardy phlox
_ hollyhocks, red and pink, well root
_ 0c ea.; Double yellow Japonicas, 2
yr. old well rooted, 25c ea; or extra)
large ones, 50c; Jonquils and daffodils
+ 35e per doz; paper white narcissi, 40c
per doz; Red velvet roses, 20c ea. Mrs.
. Josie Vick, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3.
_ | Dbl. dahlia bulbs; pink, wht, red yel-
low ball type 10c ea., $1 per doz; Ohry-
~ santhemums, yellow, red and buff, 10
a.; Cannas, white, yellow and red, 10c
a.; or $1 per doz; Cape Jasmine well
rooted 25 ea.; Japanese sunflower
_ seed, 10c per pkg. Cactus May and
_ June red, pink well rooted, 15 ea.
ne oe poe Martin, Gainesville, Ga









































3000 Mixad Varieties Gladioli bulbs;
: oe ae oe: coep with or-
_ der. Miss Martha. Cheatham,

Park, Ga... a

_ theas, 1 1-2 to 3 ft. high, 25 to 50c;
8 ee Mary or butterfly bushes,
purple 25 to 45c; Japanese quince, nice
sprouts 15-25 and 40c; King Humbert
- red cannas, green foliage :
blossoms, 25 or 5 for $1; Winter vio-
_ lets blooms in February, March 10c ea
: vortyeld in 50c lots; Orange lily bulbs
- 10 ea.; Cash or exch. for pink peony,
gladioli; or fine dahlias, no singles: or
will exch, Mrs. . D._ Satterfield,
_ White, Ga., RFD No. 1, Box 33.
_ _ Double yellow Japonicas 2 yrs. old,
_ well rooted, 25c; Jonquils haa. Daffo-
_. Gils, 35 per doz; Crepe myrtle, 45c;
oe 50 doz.; Pink flowering al-
mond, 25c ea. Evergreen 20c per doz.
_ Mrs. Mart Gentry, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3.
_ Blue lilacs 5 and 10c; White hydran-
geas 10c; flag lilies 6 for 25c: Yellow
thornless roses. 10 and 15c; Pink .ver-
-bena 5c. Different colors of phlox, 3
doz for 25c; Pinks 50c per doz. Chry-
_ santhemums. 3 doz. for 25c; Add post-
age. Miss Ella M. Fordhorn, Tooms-
boro, Ga., Rt 2. ~





























-20c; Pink and yellow azaleas, $1 per
_ doz; American Beauty rose cuttings,
_ Mt. Laurel, hibiscus 25c ea. 6 for $1:
- Pink spirea 30c ea.; Pink perennial
yhlox 35c per doz; 5 doz. for $1; Coral
ushes, pink blooms 75c per doz. Or-
ange day lilies, 40c per doz.: Eng.

Dogwood 3 for 50c; Altheas, variety
of colors 10 for $1; Crimson trumpet
creeper 40c per doz.; Hardy net ferns,
well rooted 6 for 50c; Pink and white
trailing arbutus, 50c per doz. Mrs. A.
Wilson, Morganton, Ga. am
Magnolia Greybeard 15c ea; Sweet
shrubs, willows, Sweet Merckle, 3 for
-20c; French dogwood, Flowering al-
mond; Oak Hydrancea, 10 ea; Blue
flag lilies, dusty millers, 10c; field













everblooming daisies, 5c or 8 for 10c;
Snow balls, mums, incurved mums,
pink and white and yellow 20c per doz.
Balm, Tansy, 5c clump; Dewdrops, 5c
per doz; Cannas, all colors, green fol-
lage: 2 bulbs for 10c; Extra large white
Tris. 10 ea.; Blue flower Dutchmans
pipe 2 for 5c; or doz. 25c; Green and
_ yellow, variegated holds its foliage in
winter 15c jea.; Grape hyacinths 5c
per doz; (all plants state insnected);
add 3c postage on orders. Will exch.
for cabbage or onion plants. Mrs. W.
A. Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

- Deep pink. double Oleanders and
pink hydrangeas, well rooted; 25c. a.,
_ Abelia, azalea, althea, forsythia, crepe
myrtle, lilac, double white and red
Spirea, white pink and coral red wei-
gela, 20c; Cape Jasmine, butterfly
_ bushes, white Clematis. 25c ea; Blue
Violets 50c per 100; Blue and White
Tris 25c per doz. All colors mixed glad-
joli very large bulbs, 40c -per doz.;
All colors mixed gladioli very large
bulbs 40c per doz; Dahlia bulbs, 5c




























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J. Elsner, Austell, Ga. Rt. 2.
Large deep rose pink City of Port-
. Jand_cannas, $4 per 100: Large double








dils and jonquils, fragrant narcissi
-Thixed $1,100; Blooming size gladioli
re ae 100; large white bearded Iris,
| ver 100, Pink Dorothy Perkin roses
oon a . a $1. Mrs. K. R.
vamp, Cordele, Ga. a8
oon thrift 15c per doz.; Blue Ro-
ents butter and egg bulbs.
30 per doz: White amaryllis, 50 and
75' ea; Hollyhocks, all

lants 15e ea; 2 for
iw "




5c: Large





yr. old well rooted, 50c | 49

ed, |} 25c ea.; 4 for $1; C

Blue Iris, $1.25 per 100; White Al-|d

extra fine

| T. Pollard, Bremen,
American or Globe Arborvitae, 15 to|

daisies, large clump, 5c: French tall

@a.; or 50c per doz. Add postage. Mrs.

ent kinds rose cuttings, $1 100; Daffo--

colors, .nice

MARKET BULLETIN

ea; running honeysuckles 10c ea. or 3

day lilies, 4 for 25c; also
pot plants monthly rose
per. doz, plus postage. Mrs.
, Butler, Ga., Rt. 2, Box

for 2d; Ma;
all kinds of
cuttings 10
J. H. Jarrel

Beautiful uniform size, 6 to 8 in.
Boxwood plants, $6 per 100; $40 per
M; Magnolia trees rooted, 50c ea.5
Watermelon crepe Myrtle trees, rooted
ape Jasmines, 30c
ea.; Flowering almond rooted, 50c ea;
Purple lilac rooted, 30c ea; Cherokee
roses rooted, $1 doz.;
guaranteed or money refunded. Mrs.
UC. M. Robinson, Greenville, Ga.

Pink et Golden Forsythia,
20 ea; ae S bulbs, Madonna lil-
ies, 25 ea; Rose pink ete Myrtle
Weeping Lantana, purple blooms, 15e
ea; Sweet yard violets, 25c per 100.

Mrs. J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Azaleas pink, white, yellow and red
mixed; also Mountain Laurel, Rhodo-
aendrons, spruce pine, Japonicas, red
flowering, also Coral Berry bushes all
2 to 4 ft. high, well rooted, 6 for $1;
$1.75 per doz.; Orange day lilies, trum-
pet daffodils, cream narcissi, Snow-
drops, blooming size bulbs, 50c per

oz.; Cannas, large orange red and
yellow mixed, 75c per doz; Butterfl
bushes 6 for $1; Hardy ferns and pin
and white trailing arbutus, 50c per
doz. Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay, Ga.

_ Double white and purple Altheas and
single red 15c ea; or 2 for 25c; Dou-
ble white Spirea, single white and ev-
erblooming spirea, 15c ea.; or 2 for
25; large pink monthly rose bushes,
white everblooming rose cuttings, 15c
ea.; 2 for 25; Chrysanthemums all
colors, 25c per doz. plants. Rosemary
plants, 10c or 3 for 25c; Evergreen
Amur River Privet cuttings, 50c per
100; White Eng. dogwood mock. or-
ange 15c ea; 2 for 25c. Mrs. V. BE. Mc-
Cook, McIntyre, Ga. Rt. 2.

Irish Junipers 5 ft. $1.50 ea; Forsy-
thia, Crepe Myrtle, Red monthly rose
cuttings, Purple dahlia bulbs, 25c:
Yellow monthly rose cuttings, Pink
monthly roses, 15c ea; White jonquils
April blooming narcissi 25c doz; plants
and bulbs state inspected. Purchaser
to y .express on aie Junipers, W.

a. Rt. 1, Box

387.

Red Japonicas, Mountain Laurel, dbi
red roses, all 25c ea; Azaleas and wht.
roses 2 for 30c; Yellow thornless ro-
ses 3 for 30c; Add postage. Miss Ber-
tha Abercrombie, Loving, Ga.

Bush honeysuckles, winter blooming,
Apr. blooming Pink almond, wht. Eng.
Cogwood; sng. pink Althea; Bridal wre-
ath rose plume spirea, crimson spirea;
Van Houttei spirea; Golden glow, For-
sythia, Butterfly bushes, yel. Japonicas
White star Jasmine, cape jasmine.
bright yellow spring roses, dark red
monthly roses; crimson ramblers, ali
well rooted; large size 40e or 3 for
$1. Evergreen privet hedge 2 to 3 ft.
$3 100; Jonquils, dbl. Daffodils, April
blooming narcissi, mixed 25c doz.; $1.-
75 per 100; Large blue and White
Easter Iris, 40c per doz; Dbl. variega-
ted Orange day lilies, 25 per doz; Ev-
ergreen winter blooming phlox, 25 per
doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. H. Ward,
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1. |

Bleeding Hearts, 50c ea; Burpees
hig blue Iris with purple fall and yel-
low beard $1.25 per coz: Pink Iris with
yellow beard, $1.50 per doz; Larkspurs
nink, blue and variegated 50c per doz;
Blue salvia, 40c per doz; Eng primrose
large plants, 50c per doz; Calliopsis,
30c per doz; Running blue Periwinkle
3 for 25c: Hollyhocks yellow, pink, wht.
red double 10c per pkg. Fox gloves all
solors, Larkspur, Primrose, Sweet Wil-
Yam double and single, 10c per pkg.,
2 pkes. for 25c; Tube Rose bulbs, dou-
ble. Tiger lilies, milk and wine lilies,
Leopard lilies. 25c ea; Fairv lilies. 3 for
40c. Mrs. 8. W. Sloan, Auburn, Ga.

Burpees Giant Iris, $1.50 to $2 per
doz.: Old Fashioned Jonaquils, $1.50
ner 100: Orange lilies double and sin-
ole 50 to 75c per 100;. Larkspur. Cos-
mas, verbena, 10c per doz; Crocus
bulbs: 50c ver doz; White violets, 50c
ney 100; Shasta and English daisies,
20c ver doz.; Althea, Butterfly bush-
es, Coral bushes, Spirea forsvthia. li-
lac red and pink creve Mvrtle, yellow
and white star Jasmine, English dog-
wood. all 25. to 50c: 1 to 2 yr. plants.
Dorothy. Perkins, Cherokee roses. 20c
ea: Mountain Laurel. Rhododendron,
Azaleas. 2 yr. size 50 ea: Evergreen
orivet hedge $2 per 100; Cash or will
exch. for laving. pure bred poultry.
Mrs. E. Snenece. Chamblee, Ga.

2 vr. old Abelias 40c ea.: 3 for #1:
Rutterflv bushes and Wisteria, 3 for
60e: Cane Jasmines. 25 ea; 1 Spruce
volden fir and 1 Nandina $1.10 ea;

Roston Ivv and Periwinkle vines 30c

ner doz: Golden Rells, bridal wreath,
forsvthia, White Star Jasmine, crepe



cannas 4 for 25c; Snow
; pink rambler roses, 15.



variegated roses, weeping

myrtles. White Spirea. Purvle lilacs.







Satisfaction

charges.

Almond, pea shrub, hydrangeas ana
Altheas $1.50 per doz; Cuttings of wei-
gelas, 3 Japanese Honeysuckies, Abe-
lias, butterfly bushes, Wisteria, 60 pei

100; White cream yellow and purple
Iris, 60c yr doz. Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun, a.

Hill of Snow, hardy hydrangeas,
rosey pink cluster spirea; Lemon lily
birds eye bush, naked Jasmine, indian
currant, Forsythia, red, pink, white
rambler roses, pink moss rose, White
Cherokee roses, pink flowering almond
hardy peavine pink, Yucca 1l5c ea;
Mixed color perennial phlox, Mixed
color, Iris, bridal wreath, white prim-
rose, 10c ea. Mrs. L. W. Slaughter,
Rising Fawn. Ga.

Scarlet red verbena, lilac color ver-
bena, rooted 10c ea; Shasta dai-
sies well rooted 10c ea; Sweet violets
50c per 100; large pink cactus dbl. red
cactus all well rooted 25 and 50c ea.
Add postage to all orders. Mrs. A. C.
Malphins, Tusculum, Ga.

Purple lilac 2 to 3 ft. high, good
roots, 3 for $1; Yellow and red can-
nas, 60c per doz; 3 doz. for $1.50;
Grandpa Grey- Beard, nice size and 2
to 3 ft. tall, 3 for $1; Sweet scented
everbloomi eee violets $1. per 100;
2 100 for aL 4; Purple Easter lilies
with yellow centers 60c per doz; Fish
bone and ruffled fern, Everblooming
Red and Pink Begonias, red fuchsia,
well rooted, 15c ea.; Add postage on
orders under $1. Mrs. Oscar Phillips,
Royston, Ga. Rt. 3.

Pink Carnation Poppy seed, 10c per
spoonful or exch. for flower cuttings
and ferns or any kind of flower seed
except Zennia or Marigold. Mrs. Clif-
ton Jordan, Boston, Ga. Rt. A.

Double white, red variegated althea
mixed colors single althea; weigela

ink and variegated foliage; Forsythia

hiladelphia Spirea, Butterfly bushe:
25c to 50c ea; 10 different fine canna;
$1.10 per doz; Mixed Gladioli tubers
$1.10 per doz; Larkspur, Phlox, 25c
per doz; Shasta daisies, Golden, glow,
golden stair, poppy 50c f
begonias, Oleanders, Sultanas, Justic-
ja and other pot plants; water hya-
cinths $1.10 per doz. Mrs. R. M. Shep-
pard, Stone Mountain, Ga. Rt. 3.
Velvet dbl. roses; yellow thornless

roses 10c ea; Azalea bushes 25c ea;

Evergreen geraniums, 15c per bunch.
Miss Thelma Abercrombie, Loving, Ga.
Choice Dahlia bulbs, 12 different
colors, $1.50 per doz. Mrs. R. Q. Mil-
ler, Acworth, Ga. Rt. 2.
Butterfly bush, well rooted 25c ea;
Winter blooming Jasmine 25c; Hardy
Yard Hydrangeas, white 25c ea; Dou-
ble Yellow Japonica 25c; Seed of large
double mixed colors zinnia; Red Sal-
via, Red Sunflower; red Princes fea-
thers; Jacobs Ladder; Everlasting. and
Spence Sweet Peas; Bachelor buttons.
Hibiscus seed all 10c per pkg. Miss
Eva Cogburn, Alphareta, Ga. Rt. 2.

Daffodils and Jonquils 100 for $1; or
25c per doz Mrs. C. W. Jones, Mc-
Rae, Ga. Rt. 2.

August day lilies, le ea; you pay
Mrs. T, B. Crawford, Jack-
son, Ga. Box 65. |

Will exch. seed Touch-me-nots, red
and white mixed, double, almost like
roses; large kind of Marigold seed for
ferns or any kind of pot flower cut-
tings. Cleo Haynes, Lula, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to exch. Zinnia and Marigold
seed for other flower seed. and bulbs.
J. C. Beruges, Harlem, Ga.

Purple repe Myrtle large. and
strong plants 35c ea. Mrs. Scott Da-
vis, Hogansville, Ga. .

Trailing Arbutus 15c ea; Laurels,
Azaleas, red dogwood, 3 for 25c; Wht.
Jonquils, Evergreen Galax, tiger lil-
ies all for 20c per doz. Add postage.
Emma Waters, Loving, Ga.

Ivy vine Cuttings, 15c ea; postage
collect; Large Pi Chrysanthemum
plants, 10c ea; or $1 per doz. White
English Dogwood cutings, 25c ea;
Postage collect. Mrs. A. L. Branan,
217 Duncan ave., Macon, Ga.

Perennial Pea seed, mixed _ colors,
10 per teaspoonful. John Wilson, El-
lijay, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 42. ,

6 Haster lilies, 30c; 100 for $4; or will
exch. for Brown Leghorn eggs. Mrs.
Cc. J. Ligon, Talbotton, Ga.

Blue Flag lily bulbs, also white flag
bulbs. 25c per doz; $1.50 per 100; Jon-
quils, Snowdrops and jJune blecoming
yellow lilies 20c per doz; 90c per 100;
Sword Ferns, 2 for, 25c. Add postage
on small orders. Miss L. M. Davis, Sil-
ver Creek, Ga. Rt. 1. cs

Old fashioned white Jonquils, 20c
per doz; Hollyhock seed red or white
10c large teaspoonful; Star Bethlehem
20c a 100; Cinnamon Vine, 2 doz. 10c
all del. Mrs. Mary L. Goddard, Sum-
merville, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 71.

Watermelon pink crepe myrtle and
daffodils, Jonquils to exch. for any-~
thing I can use. Mrs. Mattie Gray,
Bowdon, Ga.. Rt. 6.

Mixed Sweet Peas, 10c per oz., $1.10



Linda, Pink |

per lb. Del. Miss L, K. Willams, Lo-
cust Grove, Ga.



r doz; Ferns -

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PAGE THREE

Azaleas, pink and yellow; pink, red
and flesh pink roses; pink weigelas,
wolden Bells; all well rooted; 5 for $1
del. No orders under $1 accepted. Miss
Ruby Webb, Elijay, Ga. Rt. 3.

Dark Red peonies, 25c ea; Sweet
scented grass pinks, 15c per doz; 8
doz. for $1; Arabian lilies, 15c a doz;
4 doz. for 50c; Blanket Flowers seed
10c OBy tablespoonful; cosmos seed 10c
per tablespoonful. Mrs. Christine Mc-
Cleod, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2.

Shasta daisies 35c per doz, (the

large flowering type of cannas) mixed,

red, yellow, bronze and orange mixed.

40c per doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. P.

ae 85 Warren St., N. E. Atlanta,
B.





Pride of Rochester Cutings 35c per |
doz; lily-of-valley bulbs 40c per doz.;
Lemon lily bulbs 35c per doz; White
narcissi bulbs 40c per lb; Trumpet
daffodils, 50c per doz. Add postage.
Mrs. H. D. Roper, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

20 large Canna bulbs, $1; red, orange

speckled or yellow; violets a jarge
bunch for 10c. Miss Esther Mae
Wright, Cordele, Ga. Rt. 2. ;

White Kerria Japonica or Easter ro-
ses 25c or two for 35c; Shasta daisies
15 per doz; or 2 for 25c. Large pink
and white canna bulbs, 50c per doz.
Exch for Azaleas or shrubs. Add _pos-
tage. Mrs. W. R. Wise, Wadley, Ga.

Iris, 3 named varieties 50c per doz.
DOshp al Miss Lillian Grubb, Demor-
est, Ga.

Hollyhocks, mixed colors, golden
glow, yellow coreopsis, purple peren-
nial sweet peas; strong, mos old
plants. 25c per doz. postpaid. Miss
Mary Lewis, Cornelia, Ga.

White Flag lily bulbs; yellow June
Lily bulbs; Narcissi jonquils, daffo-
dils, _buttercups, butter-egg bulbs;
Cherokee roses well rooted; will exch.
for chickens. (No Name) Roundale,
Ga. Box 72.

_Althea bushes, red, white and pink; |
single lavender; 35 ea.; 4 for $1.20
del; bloomed in 1929. Mrs. R. C. Lov-
ett, Cuthbert, Ga., Rt. 2.
_ A. R. Privet, will average 15 to 12
in. $1 and $1.50 per 100; Easter Roses
Winter Jasmine, Winter Honeysuckles,
purple lilac, Goldenbells, 10c ea; Large
white Althea and White Spirea, but-
terfly bushes, 15c ea; Collection of 10
roses $1.50 ea; Pillow of Gold, pink
Cochet, double red Jeanette, Heller,
Marie Van, H. Victoria white, another
very pretty white, some 2 yr. sizes, i.
white and pink Cochets, Jeanette H.
double reds, 15-35c; Shasta daisies,
olden glow D. type, pink yellow white
ums, 25 per doz; Devils red-hot-
oker 20c ea. Include postage. Mrs.
. C. Roark, Clermont, Ga.
Blue Lupines 50c per doz; leopard
plants 25c ea; Easter lilies, yellow and |
white mixed colors, 35 for 6, dbl. red
Easter 2 for 25c mixed col., Gladioli
bulbs, 25c per doz; Cannas, red with :
dark red foliage, 50c per doz. Mrs. D..
G. Jones, Arlington, Ga. eu
Hardy. hibiscus red, ae pink or |
watermelon red crepe,Myrtle; Flower-
ing quince, red blooms, Spirea Van
Houttei or Bridal eath, white; baby
breath, white; Evergreen large leaf .
boxwood. Mrs. Couts red pink varia-
tions, Everblooming rose, Dorothy Per-
kins climbing, red also pink; All plants |
2 yrs. old, strong rooted, 30c ea; any
five for $1.10. Mrs. W. H. Rucker,
Milner, Ga. Rt. 1. ;
Yellow Royal Blue Iris 25c doz; Red
Scarlet Honeysuckle vines, 2, $1; pink
Crepe Weigela 25c ea; dbl. Cream Ja-
ponica 25c ea; 2 for 40c; Blue Fox
glove, 25c doz.; White Snowdrip 20c fe
doz; Premium rose, large dbl. size,
40c; flowering almonds, pink, 20c ea;
Large bloom .pinks, 40c; Miss Pear]
Vick, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Os lela
Blue Grape hyacinths, 50c per 100.
Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. |
Pyracantha, Ligustrum, Pottospor-
ums, green variegated leaf arborvitae.
Camellia Japonicas, Euonimus, cam-
phor, any 3 for $1.55; Abelia, punia, |
Deutzia, barberry, Philadelphus nan-
dine, domestica forsythia, kerria, hy-
drangeas; butterfly bush, winter jas-
mines, rosemary primulae, oleanders,
white red cream with red stripe dbl;
pink yellow white variegated leaf, dbl.
altheas, white, lavender pink wine
crepe myrtles; red, white, purple, pink,
spirea; Crimscn pink honeysuckle bush
Regal lily bulbs, weigelas.. Radiance |
roses, pink red, flesh, white cochet,
any 4 for $1.15; 6 for $1.60; postpaid.
Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele, Ga. 512. |
16th Ave., E. ta
Barberry Thunbergia bushes, red
berries in the gall; 1 to 2 yrs. old 3 ne
for 75 or 20c ea; Honeysuckle vines
white and yellow blossoms on the
same vine 2 for 40c.or 6 for 70c; Gol-
den yellow lilies 6 for 75c; Running ~
roses, large nink and white 2 yrs. olf.








2 for 50c. Mrs. Dessie Vick, Ellijay,
Ga. Rt. 3.







PAGE FOUR
Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Monthly rose cuttings 8 for 25c; or
4 for 10c del; Giant mixed zinnia seed
10c del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga.

Yeliow thornless rose 4 for 25c; bush
lilies 3 for 20c; Snow balls 10c ea; red
and white dogwood 4 for 25c; Ivy 6 for
30c; Laurels 2 for 15c; Bush and hon-
eysuckle vines, 3 for 25c; white pine
8 for 25c; Spruce pine 3 for 25c, Pink,
red rose bushes 3 for 25c; Trailing Ar-
butus 15c doz; Gladax 15c doz; Daffo-
dils 3 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Lizzie
Parker, Hemp, Ga.

Pink Crepe myrtle 18 in. to 24 in.
40c; Forsythia 15 in. 20 in; 25c; Flow-
ering almond 18 to 24 in. 25c; Glossy
Abelia 50c; Butterfly bushes 25c; dou-
ble white spirea 35c; A. R. Privet, $
per 100; Include postage. Mrs. O. P.
Payne, Clermont, Ga. :

Azaleas 25c ea; or 6 for $1; White
and red dogwood 25 and 35c ea; White
jonquils 20c doz; lemon lilies 35c_ doz
Rhododendrons and white pines 25c
Mrs. E. J. J. Henry, Mineral Bluff,
es Ga.

EX White Laster lilies 10c ea; 50c per
. 1-2. doz; 90c per doz; $7 per 100 FOB.
-. Miss Idel Rahn, Guyton, Ga. RFD 2.

1 doz. Cape Jasmine 25c ea; Varie-
a gated Eng. Honeysuckles 1 yr. old 40c
* a; 1 pink Climbing monthly rose bush
' 30 ea; Pink and red cream monthly

; rose bush 30c ea; 9 boxwoods ft. high
40c ea. Mrs. E. L. Roberts, Suwanee,





a.
ae Red Rambler roses, velvet roses,
ae purple Wisteria vine red Althea dbl.
: pink almond white Engl. dogwood 15c
. a., Fox glove 20c per doz; orange lil-
eh ies 15c doz; Jonquils 20c per doz;
Snow-on-Mountain 10c doz; Golden
Bell and white Bridal Wreath loc ea.
All well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Will
: James, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. ?
a Arborvitae (American Pyramidal) 2
yrs. old, 7 to 8 in. 35c; 3 for $1; White
Hydrangeas 20c Coral vine, blooming
size, 20c ea.; 3 for 50c; verbena pink,
_ red white 20c 3 doz. 50c; Hardy red
> carnation 10c ea; Fla. sweet peas Tc
per pke. No Exch. Add postage under
i ie DOC, s. Ida Taylor, Box 84, Arling-
ton, Ga. Rt. 2. .. :
Dbl. Yellow Japonicas, 2 yrs. old
swell rooted, extra large 50c ea; Well
- yooted Silver bush 4 yrs. old T5c ea;
2 for $1; Large Iris 50c per doz; Vel-
vet roses 25c ea; pink owering al-
monds 25e ea. Mrs. Annie Gentry,
Hin ia. Ga. Rt. 3.
Red Gladioli bulbs for 30c per doz.
Or will exch for a few white and pur-
ple ones. Floye Mobley, Glennville,

iy Ga.
: Red dogwood 3 for 25c; Tiger lilies
- 30c per doz; Trailing arbutus 25c per



doz; Evergreen galax 20c; Wild-geran-.

hy ium 25c per doz; White pine 20c ea.;
Jonquils and daffodils, 30c per doz.;
Yellow thornless roses, 15c ea; Flow-
ering Pairs, 20c ea; Cherokee roses,
75c per doz. Add_ postage. Miss Ruth
' Wilson, Mineral Bluff, Ga. Care Di-
hart Box. oy :
25 Purple Lilacs, 25c ea; California
Privet hedge plants 5c ea; or 50 for
$1.50: Butterfly bush, 25c ea; Crepe
Myrtle pink, 25c ea; Dorothy Perkins
roses, pink, 2 for 25c; Orange Marigold
seed, 10c per cupful. All FOB. Mrs. L.
D. Spriggs, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 2.
Flowering flowers, several thousand
bulbs or roots of large yellow with red
_ variegated $1.50 per 100; lemon yellow
$1.25: white and pink flowering al-
'monds 10e ea; Caladium lilies 15 ea;
dbl. purplet dahlias, 50c per doz; beau-
-tiful lavender an white variegated dah
lias 75 per doz; Radiance roses, well
rooted 50c ea; Paul. Neyron 50c ea.;
Wax pink 50c ea; Call at 403 Randall
s.. East Point, Ga. Mrs. Ivy Duggan
Walker, 408 Randall St., East Point,

Ga.

Everblooming roses, pink, red, 25c
ea: Pink rambler roses rooted 10c ea;
dbl. dahlias pink, red, yellow and va-
riegated $1 per doz; Smaller varieties
mixed colors; larger blooms hollyhocks
5c per doz.; Large blooming cannas
fierv red vinks and vellow 50c per doz
Orange lilies and blue and white iris
40c ner doz; 10 varieties flowers mix-~-
ed. 25c. Add postage would exch. for
fine large mums, red or pink. Mrs. J.
Winter, Buford, Ga.

All eolors large Chrysanthemums.

originally from Hastings, also Hastine

| 1929 Mum collection: 50c per doz. Add

nostasce. Primrose vlants 25 per doz.

a Mrs. I, H. Harwill, Dublin, Ga., Box
244.

Alexander Hill Grey roses;

well rooted. 1 yr. old price 25 ea. Add

bushes

ss postage: Hydrangeas. blue, price. 25

_ pa, Add nvostare.
Gibson, Ga., RFD
Mixed. canna.

ae W. J. Snider,





per doz; Red and Purple verbena 75c

3. $1 per 100; White Tris
00; Shasta daisies strong and
large curler






MARKET

bronze mums, 20c per doz; Giant red
dahlias 15c per bulb; Evergreen hedge
2 1-2 to 3 ft. high and well rooted $1.-
50 per doz. All FOB no exch. Mrs. M.
B. Lee, Fort Valley, Ga., RFD 4.
Several purple lilfcs; dbl. bright red
cannas; purple Wisteria, flowering al-
mond, Bridal Wreath, Silver honey
suckle; May cactus variegated; 1 flow-
ering pear ,dark red; purple violets;

tiger lilies; Sweet Williams; please
write. Mrs. Joe McWhorter, Bowdon,
Ga. Rt. 1.

White and blue hardy Easter lilies
40c per doz; del. Mrs. M. J. Howing-
ton, Commerce, Ga. RFD 3.

Tris, Canna, red spider and pink
fairy lilies 50c per doz; Orange colored
say lilies, 25c per doz;. Mixed colors

larkspur and phlox 25c per 100; Shas- ef

ta daisies, fox glove ragged robin, 25c
per doz; pink everblooming begonia,
10c ea; well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
E. L. Rogers, Griffin, Ga. Rt. B.

Monthly roses, well rooted and dif-
ferent colors 20c ea; Velvet roses 20c;
yellow thornless roses 15c; Yellow
lemon lilies $1 per doz; Fox glove 75c

per doz; Spruce pines, $1 Yellow root
35c per Ib. Add postage on small or-
ders. Miss Cora Turner, Cleveland,
Ga. Rt. 4.

Long stem butter and egg bulbs, 20c
doz; Primflocks, pink, 15c per doz;
deep pink altheas 2 yrs. old 25c; Pink
almond blooming size, $3.25; double
yellow Japonicas, 25c. all well rooted.
Mrs. A. Tuck, Ellijay, Ga.; Rt. 3.

Old time fragrant violets the varie-
ty that grew in our_ grandmothers
garden. Piants 1c ea.; Stamps for pos-
eat Miss Ella Trimble, Adairsville,

a.

Butterfly bush pink Weigela, red
spirea; blue Hydrangeas, purple lilac,
pink and lavender crepe Myrtle; Wht.
dbl. Althea and Golden Bell, 25c ea;
Purple Wisteria, 20c ea; yellow Jas-
mine and Snowdrops 15c; All well
rooted, postage paid on orders for 50c
or more. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer,
Wiilsey, Ga. Rt. 1.

Strong Wisteria plants, blue 25c ea.;
vlus postage. W. B. Perkins, Carroll-
ton, Ga. Rt. 7.

Purple Almonds, 20c ea; Arborvitae
and Forsythia and yellow golden bells
all well rooted; Old fashioned sweet
May pinks, 15c ea; yellow and white
flowered evergreen leaf honeysuckle
plants rooted 15 ea; Bronze leaf pink
white flowered honeysuckle-plants 15c
ea; Bermuda grass slips rooted, $1.25
ver M. Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch,
Ga. Rt. 3.

Any quantity of cannas, President
red, King Humbert Orange Scarlet;
Mrs. Alfred Conrad,.salmon pink and
yellow King Humbert, or Queen Hel-
en, yellow spotted, orange and scar-
let. 5c ea; $3 per 100. Mrs. J. L. Ru-
ble, Quitman, Ga.

Large double poppy seed mixed col-
ors; single red poppy; balsam vine
seed; double touch-me-not; mixed col-
ars; red cypress seeds; double and sin-
gle pink seed, mixed colors; blue dai-
sy seeds; Old fashioned bachelor but-
tons; ea. 10c per pkg. Mrs. J. M.
Thornton, Tignall, Ga.

Pink carnation poppy seed, 10c per
spoonful; or exch. for flower cuttings
and ferns or any kind of flower seed
except Zinnias or Marigold seed. No
Name or Address.

Dark Purvle Iris, $42. per 100; Shas-
ta daisies $1.25 per 100; Orange lilies
$1 per 100: Pink Primrose, 25c per
doz.; deep Weigela 25c ea; Snow ball.
pink crepe myrtles, Weeping Lindas.
Old fashioned yellow thorny roses, all
well rooted 25c ea; White Eng. dog-
wood, bird Eye hedge bush. purple and
nink Altheas 2 for 25c; Brides Bou-
quet 25e; Golden Bell, yellow Forsy-
thia 25c. All well rooted. Add post-
age. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Ellijay,

a.
Daffodils and Narcissus, Star of
Bethlehem all 25c per doz. Leopard lil-
jes 25c per doz; Orange lilies 25c per
Joz.; vink creve Mvrtles, vink Wei-
velas. Purnle Lilacs, Spirea. Van Hout-
tei, all well rooted, 25c; Yellow thoern-
ess rose 25c; Blue Grass, 25c per doz.
White FEng., Golden Bell vellow for-
<vthia. White and purple altheas, pink
mond 2 for 25c: every green vine 20c
yer doz: Pink Phlox 25c doz. Add pos-
eae Mrs. Mollie Henderson, Ellijay.
ay
Dark yellow Javonicas, 2 yr. old, well
-omted: 25 ea; Verv large Janonicas
vr. old well rooted 50c ea; Red Crepe
Mivrties, 45 ea; Jonauils and daffo-
vile 4Ne ner doz: Well rooted; Golden
Rell. 25c ea. Miss Clyde Barrett, El-
ijav. Ga.. Rt. 3. Box 58.
Oriental. Orchid lily bulbs 35c ga.:
or 3 for $1: 3 2 yr. old red HibistUs
54, ea: White August Tilies 25c per
clump; Rooted Purnle wisteria and
vines, 10c ea; Phlox
;; large bloom re







BULLETIN

and yellow cannas, 50c per doz; Vio-
iets and mixed varieties chrysanthe-
mums, 75 per 100; rooted pink Dor-
ot. Perkins and white Easter rose
bushes 25c postage paid on orders oi
$1 or over. Mrs, Lois Turner, Dewy
Rose, Ga. +

Geraniums, jaSmines, cannas sever-
al kinds, 50c per oz; Gorgeous roses,
13 kinds 50c per doz; Or will exch. fo1
Wilt Proof tomato plants, Long Is-
land cabbage plants, or white multi-
plying onion sets. B. F. Hortman, Och-
lochnee, Ga. Rt. 1. e

Shasta daisies, red cannas, yellow
and spotted cannas, 20c per-doz; Ver-
benas .all colors 10c per doz; or wil
exch. for Banana trees and dwarf ar-
borvitae cedars and caladiums. Mrs:
R. Lee Brannen, Statesboro, Ga. Rt.

Hundreds of Crepe Myrtle, white

dogwood, red and Silver ma-
ple, red Dorothy Perkins, White
Cherokee and wild roses; Pur-

ple wisteria, woodbine; all rooted, sell
cheaply or exch for any kind of peas,
peanuts, mammoth sunflower, beans,
Or blooming shrubbery. Mrs. W. E.
Burch, Helena, Ga. Rt. 1.

Well rooted Red Dorothy Perkins
roses, milk and wine lilies; red spider
lilies 15c ea; Blue Roman hyacinths
25c_ per doz; Bulbs, mixed, such as
daffodils, butter and eggs, narcissus,
20c per doz; Add postage; or will exch
for rooted grape vines, St. Regis Ev-
erbearing strawberry bush, sweet
Pomegranate bush, pumpkin seed or
onion sets. Mrs. L. L. Thornton, Wood-
ville, Ga., RFD.

Red all summer blooming cactus, yr
old, with good roots 25c; also Red
Xmas cactus, yr. old, 15c; Blue Weep-
ing Mary and pink flowering almone
15c_ ea; Blue Verbena good roots, 5c:
Red Everblooming rose cuttings, 15c
ea; Yellow narcissus and yellow daf-
fodils, 20c per doz; Sword ferns, large
bunch, striped white green leaf 3 for
ai H. G. Fraser, Gainesville, Ga.

Rocky Mountain May cherries, 3 for
25c; Azaleas 3 for 25c; Deep red anc
pink roses 3 for 25c; Daffodils 3 for

25c;_ Jonquils, Ferns, Gladax, 15c:
Trailing Arbutus 15c per doz; White
and Spruce Pines 3 for. 25c; Easter

Bellis, 50c per doz; Ivy Laurels 2 for
15c; White and Red dogwood 4 for 25
epee poe. ae pay aad Bee Mrs.
acne. n on} 9 en 3
fone Richards. ; i : rae
. Cannas, ferent colors, white star
of Bethlehem, pink Fairy lilies, glad-
ioli, Narcissus, Jonquils, Butter and
eggs daffodils, tiger lilies, all 15 per
doz. White Easter roses, well rooted
large paper like flowers 10c Shasta

daisies, 5c per doz; Dahlias, yellow.
red, variegated. 5c ea. Add postage
on all orders. Mrs. T. S. Carrouth

Rot atte rerit 1 i
erent colors fine dahlias $3
per doz; other good dahlias at $1 .
doz: Best cannas 50c per doz; Pink
cannas $1 per doz: Moon flower, (large
white fragrant blooms) seed 10c per
pkg., or 1 pke. given free with each
$1 order. Mrs. W. We hlumeneiee 108
East 3rd St., Rome, Ga. .

1 Hydrangea. iusticia, fuchsia, _ be-~
sonia, oxalis, Xmas May and June
cactus. 1 bunch rainbow moss. 3 bun-

ches purple striped Jew, 3 white striv- |.

ed Jew; 3 green Jew; all well rootec
75c for the lot or 10c ea. Fverhloom-
ing Rose cuttings, not rooted 20 for
10c_ ;Add postage on small orders, Will
exch for oure bred white rock eggs:
for hatching or White Bantam eggs
for hatching... Mrs Willie Grindle.
Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. .

Pink Spirea. red jink and variegat-

ed Spira; Pink and variegated wei-.

gelas .and butter. bushes, $1: Boston
Ivy vine Shasta and Chesterfield dai-
sies, mixed cannas hardy Verbena.
Sweet Williams and Myrtle time. 15c
ver doz: Evergreen bushes and Mt:
Laurel 4 for $1: Blooming Privet 5c
ea: Cedars from 5 to 25c ea; Golder
Rell. Purnle lilac ,forsythia and pin
nea shrubs 4 for 25; pink and_ db!
ved and white variegated Althea 3_for
Oe: Dahlias 12 mixed $1 Gladioli mix-
sd 25c. Mrs. Henrv Ellers, Eliiiay, Ga

Jonauils, 3 for 25c:: red, vellow and
ine plum bushes. Add, postage. Miss
/sther B. Parker, Hemv, Ga.

Yellow thorniess roses 4 for 25c;
snow balls 10c ea; Ivy 6 for 30c: Fas-
er Bells 45c per doz: Bush and hon-
ovsuckle vines 3 for 25c; Spruce pines
+ for 25e; Red and pink rose bushes
4 for 5c: Trailing Arbutus 15 ner
doz; Gladax. 15 per doz: ferns 3 for
We: Daffodils 3 for 20c: Rocky Moun-
tain May cherry bushes 3 for 25. Add
nostage. Mrs. Marcella . Cochran
Wenn. Ga... Care John Richards.

-Avaleas, 6 for 50e: Red dogwoods F
for 50c; 4 eaertus $1: White Jonquils
ofr ner doz: Tieer Jilies $1 per 109. All
well rooted. Add nostage. Mrs. Mary
Pitman, Bovine. Gace 6 :
Yalow | babii roses, 2 per

I y .




mixed








. |Decatur, Ga., Dear. 3



Thursday February 6, 1930

ter ferns, 3 for 25c; Arborvitae 40c ea;

White Jonquils 25c per doz; Pink Ar-
tees 6 for $1; All well rooted. Add
postage. Miss Ruby Pittman, Loving,

Ga.

Purple Iris 40c per doz; Bleeding
Heart 40c ea; Snowball red Rambler
roses, Velvet: roses_15c ea; single and
dbl. yellow Japonitas 25c ea; Butter
and eggs 25c per doz; White May-
flowers 20c per doz; Fox Glove and
Spider Wart 20c doz; Pink weigelas, ;
20e ea: Hardy phlox, 25c per doz. Wht. oS
roses, 20c doz; Altheas, 20c. Add pos-
tage. Linda Evans, Ellijay, Ga. Rt.

3.

Pink thrift plants for border
cold-proof; blue sweet violets and ~
trailing evergreen 75c per 100; Shasta |
daisies, sweet Williams, pinks . mixed, |
30c per doz; Cannas, lemon 1 eee pil-
low of fire, Indian shot (red and yel-
low spotted) Cream, all green fol- |
iage; 50c per doz; Apr. Blooming nar-
cissus bulbs 25c per doz; - Col-
lection 50 roots; lemon and orange ~
day lilies 25c per doz; 3 doz. for 60c;
Sweet Williams and Pink seed dbl
red poppy and semi dbl. hollyhock, |
mixed colors, 10c per pkg; sell or exch :
for Ky. Wonder Bean seed or Giant
bush aie reen pod bean seed. |
Mrs. J. Y. Patillo, LaGrange, Ga,

Rt. 6, Box 60. ie . |

Iris Canna, red spider and pink fai-_
ry lilies at 50c per doz; Orange col-
ored day lilies 25c per doz; mixed _ col. ;
larkspur and oa 25c per doz; Vio-
lets 25 per 100; Shasta daisies, fox oh
eoy an raged igen 25 per ee
pi everblooming nia. go
rooted well. Add. postage. Mrs. E. L.
Rogers, Griffin, Ga. Rt. B. ae

Pink and lavender Crepe myrtle,
Mimosa, 50c ea; Giant ribbon or
25c bunch; large sweet crabapple, 4
ft. a es Japonica, flowering quince. ey
4 ft. 25c; Periwinkle, Not less than 50c
order accepted. Postage paid. Mrs. |
M. H. Walker, Grantville, Ga,

1M dbl. Lemon colored Canna bulbs sy}
500 yellow day lily bulbs; 100 pink
Dorothy Perkins well rooted, runners
from 1 to 10 ft. long; 50 dbl. dahlia
bulbs, red and yellow all these at your
own price. Mrs; Sarah B. Dyer, Thom-
son, Ga. Aa ae

e white Hedge rose 100 for
$1.50; JM for $12.50; Careful packed |
and postpaid. Hastings large striped |
petunia, and mixed colors, 25c per
soo J. W. Toole, Macon, Ga. .
Purple Iris well rooted 25c per doz.-
Star Bethlehem 15c per doz; Large
Red Canna bulbs 20 per doz. Mrs.
W. J. Masters, Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1

Mixed Larkspur plants 25c per doz.
and postage. Nest onions, 50c per gal.
and postage. C.,H. Capel, Molena,

B. - | eg
Prince Feathers, old maid (new va-_
riety) and sweet Basil, 5c tbls., leak-
ing heart (red) and many other kinds _
of seed. Mrs. Jessie gpen, Regis-
ter, Ga. Rt. 1. 5 es EG
Virginia creeper, cuttings, snowballs
pink monthly ros -marechalneil,
deutzia, white star jasmine, ea., 5c;
white and gold honeysuckle, rooted, 2
for 5c; white running roses (many
clusters small roses) rooted, 10c; yel-
low chrysanthemums, 2 for 5c; a OW (oe
rose (running) cut., 5 ea. Add pos-
tage. Ida Baugh, Athens, Ga, 135
Waddell St. Ne
Gladioli bulbs, extra large, mixed _
bulbs, $1.75 a 100; large mixed, $1.50
a 100; medium size, $1.25 a 100; All
sizes guaranteed to bloom; Sy Re. ae
ioli, 25 doz. all pink, any Size, 25
a 100, less than mixed dahlia tubers

=



ow
i

red, white, yellow, pink and variega- ty 3

ted, 10c ea., (name colors wanted);

cannas, all col., separate, 3c per good
division. J. F, Cottongim, Atlanta,



Rt. 1. * 1 eas He a
Marigold seed 10c per teacupful; All
colors, mixed red, yellow dbl. will exch a
for little white lady peas qt. for. qt. |
Each party pay charges. Mrs. -M. T. c
Tobar, Sopert Ga. RO 4, Hla

American Purple Wisteria Vine; ex-
change for white pink dahlias, butter-
fly bush; lilies or bulbs of any varie-
ty, or old fashioned red Indian peach Tj
or white ay Write. Mrs. J. Ro
Hancock, Griffin, Ga. Rt C.

Pink and white Dorothy Perkins ro-
ses, well ted, 10c ea; Lavender wis-
teria, well rooted, 10c ea; 3 for 25c;
white Lilacs, 1 and 3 yrs. old 15c ea;
3 for 40c, add postage, for all. M. L. ce
Clayton, Roy, Ga. hee

20 doz. large Gladioli bulbs, red 40c
ver doz; add postage. Mrs, Gene Bar- _
low, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 2. \

Giant Pansy plants, mixed colors,
large, well rooted. 50c per doz; Holly-
hocks, mixed colors, double and single
10c ea Golden glow 50c per doz; can-
nas, King Humbert, rich fred. with
bronze foliage. President, red . with









fereen foliage $1 per doz; Eureka, love-

ly white, green foliage. Dahlia tubers
$1.25 per doz: Other varieties
50c: Mrs. Co a ave.

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Thursday, February 6,. 1930,

- Georgia Products
For Sale



(Continued from page two)

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

500 bus. N..C. Runner peanuts, good
quality $1 per bu. FOB Maylor. Ww. by,
_ Byrd, Maylor, Ga.

Inip., Spanish peanuts el per bu. H.
G. Joiner, Pavo, Ga. Rt.

10 bus. Imp. Large Bee good qual-
ity, hand picked, Spanish peanuts,
good seed. 10c per lb for 24 lb. lots;
L amount 12c per lb; Cash with
order. No checks, George L. Green,
Jasper, Ga. 4
i FAB? picked Spanish peanuts 8c per

J. L. Parish, Midville, Ga.
. Ga. Runner peanuts. $1. per
T. A. Clack, Pitts, Ga RFD

SO Sp anish Peanuts 5c per Ib; $4.50.

_ per P00. lbs., $40 per M. W. J. Jack-.
_ son, Ochlochnee, Ga.

No 1. White Spanish seed peanuts,
gathered and picked before Sept.
storm, $4 per 100 lbs. 500 lbs. and up
_ $3.75 per 100 lbs. John B: Pope, Fitz-
gerald, Ga.

No. 1 N. C. Seed. Peanuts small or

large bie: 4c per Ib or will exch for|)aker peach trees.

igs or crowder peas. at market
nice. me R. Nichols, Rebecca, Ga. Rt.

White Spanish Peanuts 5 per lb; or
ill exch 2 bus of peanuts for 3 of |)
unch Velvet beans. Peanuts sound
nd will. expect beans to be same. F.
B. Parr, Locust Grove, Ga. Rt. 1.
Ga. Runner and Spanish peanuts,
r lb; Will exch for Brabham peas
bunch velvet beans. W. G. Will-
jamson, Vienna, Ga.
oO exch. Peanuts for Wannamaker
on seed. O. S. Duggan, Chester,

ae large seedling pecans 25 per

lb; Exch for high class S. C. R. 1. Red

cockerel or Runner or Pekin ducks,
corn or beans. Mrs. C. me Page, Nor-
cross, Ga.

: reo

apts seed, 4 1-2c per Ib,
B Ogee hee

H. Cy Lee, Sylvania,

Runner ene 1700 Ibs. in lot}
4 i = FOB. Smaller lots 4 1-2c per |.

aldrip, Cordele, Ga. Rt. 2.
a. sound Spanish peanuts 5c: per
abo; J. -Sinyard, cachhamied carn B Ga.
Mibecge ei
: Pure | White Spanish peanuts 5c per
4 Jeff Taylor, Buena Vista, Ga.
400 bu. No. ' ge Runner peanuts,

unner Neniaes a 1-2 per: Ibis or
: exch for peas, beans or other ar-'
leies of like value.
lains, oe ;
. Spanish peanuts, shelled, $1
4 al. Ada postage. (Mis. C
Gainesville, Ga. Rt.
00d grade Brain peanuts 4

ie C. D. Williamson, Plains, Ga.

duce price on Imp. Runner - pea:

nuts (3 nuts to pod) 5 per lb; Little

Runners 4c per lb: Satisfaction guar- |

antecd. J. R. Brook, Bluffton, Ga.
Fancy Runner peanuts for seed,
right and sound, 99 per cent will
germinuate, $5 per 100 lbs., FOB. W.
L, Whatley, Cuthbert, Ga. Rt 3.

1000 bu. N. C. Runner anuts, re- |
se it . C. Mills, |

eaned
ron
Oe

No 1 Sc per lb.
Jity, Ga.
Runner peanut seed 4c per Ib;
0) Ly per bu... O. M. Greene, Iron
Ga.
tin. White Spanish peanuts, larger
than. the original $5 per 106 lbs. $95
per ton; Also original Spanish pea-
huts $4 per 100 lbs. $75 per ton, FOB.
P. G. Tucker, Pinehurst, Ga.
mall variety white Spanish. peanuts
oo Ib, B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga.

PECAN. AND FRUIT. TREES
Pe FOR SALE

hoice. papershell pecan trees 6 to. 7
gov, inspected; Will exch. a farm
products or sell for 50c ea. B. Loyd
codall, Milner, Ga.
tate. inspected true to name Peach
trees, leading varieties $45 per M; $7.-
per 100; Apple ahd plum trees and
pear trees $15 per 100; Apricots $7.50
er 100: Grape vines leading varieties
25 per M. $3 100; Fig trees $2.40 per
; $15. per 100; Raspberry and dew-
srry plant right prices. z. B, Travis,
iverdale; Ga.
Pomegranate. sprouts 2 in 4 ft.: well
ooted. 20c del Grape cuttings 1 to 2



oncord, Niagara and Moores. Ear- |'

10 and 15c del; 3 ft. cut-
ant to exch Nice white
peach trees for

large | variet:

V are ti

' Belle, Hiley Belle, Elberta,

Miller, _ Sylvester,

Cc. kL. Rhyne,
V. Lada. :

1-20.
b: or will exch. for Spanish pea-.

Otontan beans>

MARKET BULLETIN

low free stone peach trees; Or will

|exch. Everbearing strawberry plants | yr

for the above specified. Mrs.
Paulk, Ocilla, Ga.

_.Figs 25c ea; Tame Hewberry plants
dc ea; Blackberries 5 doz; Guaran-

Ace,

teed to be well rooted. Mrs, 'B. T. Gil- |)

mer, Lyerly, Ga.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
per 100, or will exch for dah lia bul
or other flowers or dried fruit. Wri
what you have to exch. No name o
address.

_ Pecan trees all sizes, Schleys and
Stuarts; inspected and budded prices
reasonable. tee Holt; Sandersville,
Ga.

~ State inspected, budded. peach trees
Stuart and Schley true to nam; 4. to
8 ft. 40 to 80c; in lots of 12; In lots of.

50 to 100, 10 per cent off. J. M. John- |.
son, Shellman, Ga. RFD 1.

Try the new Alamo Grape one of
the best sellers, on the market: is well
adopted to all kinds of soil; fine root-
ed cuttings 50c ea; or $5 per doz. Cle-

| on Brown, Alamo, Ga.

Nice rooted trees Red Goose plums,
3 for 30c del; 10 for 75c; Stamps ac-
eee A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga,
50,000 Schley, Stuart and Money
Cheap. State in-
spected; Write for prices, stating
quantities you can use. C,. C. Har-
man, Stovall, Ga. .

State inspected - True to Name Peach
and apples trees; all leading varieties
3 to. & ft. 2 yr well branched 15c ea;
Pear trees arly Harvest, Keiffer Cy-
cle 4 to 5 ft. 50c: Grape vines 2 yr.
No. 1 Concord and Niagara, 10. WwW. H.
Alexander, Cleveland, Ga. t

May. cherry sprouts 25c ea. fannie

- | Rundles, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7.

State insp., peach trees: Mayflower,
Red Bird, Early Rose, Carmen, Ga.
Chinese
Cling, White Eng. and Stonsons Oc-.
tober, 3 to 4 ft., 20c ea., del. Prizeta-
ke rand Evans plums, same price. Ps
W. White, Goggins, Ga.

All leading varieties well branched,
2 yr. old apple trees, 20c ea., 1 yr old,
idc ea., peach 20 ea., pineapple, Keif-
fer and Bartlett pears, Early Ricnmongd
cherry, 50c ea., Niagara and Concord
grape vines, 10c; A

Gov. insp. and
true to name.

Exch. for syrup, hon- |

ey, or chickens. Mrs. Lee Head, Cleve- |

land, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 1.

Gov. insp., Stuart and Schley pe-
can trees, 60c to $1 ea., Eng. walnuts,
$1 to $1. 50 ea., black walnut, 50c. e2.,
Six Weeks plums, $60 M, Mayflower,
Hiley, Carmen Early . Rose, Elberta,
White English, Fluellen, Ga. Belle
peach trees; Red June, Climax, Botan,
Winesap. six week plums, $2. 50 doz.,
Rt, 2 100. R. L. Wheeler, Macon, Ga.

Schley or Stuart and Money Maker
peca ntrees; Will exch for shelled corn)
or shelled Velvet beans. 8. K. Simon,
Albany, Ga.
4 30 well rooted best fig apes 1 and
2 feet high, 15c me or 12 1-2c ea., for
the lot. Mrs. Ww. . Chasteen, Locust
Grove, Ga. |

Japan walnut trees, 1 ve old, 25
ea. A. V. Hartley, Alamo,

Several doz. well rooted, old

| Blue Grape vines, $1 per doz; teu than
}1 doz. not prepaid. 6 doz, for $5. C. D,

Collins, Cordele, Ga. Rt. ye

Yates, Terry. Winter, Wilson red,

June Apple tirees, 2 yr. old 15. ea; Kin-
ard, Golden, Winesap, Rome Beauty.
Shockley, and Harvest Horse, striped
June and Stayman apple. trees, 1 Yt
old, well shaped and: rooted, state in-
spected free from disease these prices
are for quick sale. R. =. Rhodes,
Baldwin, Ga. -
Pecan sprouts 2 to 5 ft, high: 10c to.
25c; Black . everbearing Mulberry
vlants well rooted 15c ea; 8 for $1:
White Scuppernong vines 2 to Devi,
long,-15c and 25c. Mrs. V. E. Mc-
Cook, McIntyre, Ga. Rt. 2.

State inspected budded pecan trees.
Stuart and Schley 3 to 8 ft., 25c; 70c
in lots over 25, 10 per cent off. Idus
Johnson, Shellman, Ga. Rt, 1.

Nice scunnernong vines, rooted, two
for 500... Wi BE: McCart, Logansville,
Ga. Rt. 4..

Red and Yellow plum. trees from 25
to 50c! Write or see, Ww. Ht. Purcell,
Glenville: Ga. Rt.

Budded Schley pecan trees. 2 to ft.
$20 to $45 per 100; In smaller lots
orice a little higher: Write for prices
n siz you want: Will exch for peas,

shelled corn at reas-
ae price. L. M. ehnedy, iOlins,
a

Earlv Mav cherry sprouts $1. p r

4oz; White Willow neach trees $1 per
doz: oe. Beck a en plants. $
La O7%. se i <i



100 Stuarts, budded pecan trees 1
yr: old; 50c ea. Mrs. O B, Herndon,
Mayfield, Ga., RFD 2; ee 41.

Red and Blue plums 4 for 25c; Crake
apple same price; Karly progress straw
berr, lants 25c per 100. Add postage.

a. Care DeHarts Box.

1 yr. old well rooted Grape vine, Red
Morrell Superior bunch grape; State
eee. 2 vines for 25c;' postpaid.

E. Stockbridge, Atlanta, Ga. oe 4th
St.

S 50 Biatk Walnut sprouts nice size
splanting 15c ea., $5 for the
Mrs. O. J. Bowen, Stockbridge,

Black and white walnuts, ' 15. ea;
add postage. John Milholiand, Min-
eral Bluff, Ga., Care DeHarts Box.

straw berry bush 30c ea; Black rasp-
berry $1 per doz; Blueberry bushi 35c
per doz; ad dpostage. J. S&S, Wilson,
Morganton, Ga 4

All. leading varieties, of fruit trees
1 yr. old 12 1-2c a.; 3 to5 ft) high;
2 yrs. old branched out stock 20c. ane
del. True to name, state inspected.
M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga.

Several thousand budded and graft-
ed Stuart and Schley pecan trees;
good smooth stock, well dug and pack-~
e; Stuarts 8 to 190 ft; $6 per doz. 6 to
8 ft.,.$5 per doz; Schley 2 2 to 4 $3 per
Goz; 4 to 6 Toe $4 per doz. Ben R. Tan-
ner, Sandersville, Ga.

Gooseberry. bushes $1 per doz; del.

$1.50 per d pane Fowler, Roy,
Ga.

art, Money Maker and Lewis varie-

on farm. I. B. Lewis, Alapaha, Ga.
May cherry trees 2 for 20C)%
for $1. Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Leccaiiak
Ga. Rt. 3, Box 146,

POTATOES FOR. ae
I have 40 bus. of sweet. Potatoes 80c
per bu. sacked FOB. Ines Paulk, Wil-
lacoochee, Ga., P. O. Box 84.



toes nice eating size, 80c per bu; FOB
or will exch for Schley or Stuart pe-
can trees. H. H. Lumpkin, Poulan,
(Ga, nt. 1,; Box: 20; :

150 bu of Porto Rico potatoes;. Write
for price. W. A. Kenne, . Abbeville,
Ga.

Rican sweet potatoes for -bedding or
eating 1.50 per bu. _ Mrs. J. B. Paul,
Leesburg, Ga.

Sweet potatoes, porte. Rican, 50c per
bus: W. J. Jackson, Ochlochnee: Ga.

90 to 100. bus. Imp. State inspected
Porto Rico potatoes; Make best. offer.
S. G. Gibson, Folkston, Ga., Rt. 1
Box. 47.

_ Porto Rico. Sweet potatoes, $1 per
bu. H. L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga.

Porto Rican Sweet potatoes $1 per
bu. W. M. Hooks, Unadilla, Ga.

50 bus. Porto Rico potatoes $1 per
bu. Otha Batts, Dexter, Ga., RFD 2

A. limited quantity. of Porto sida
seed potatoes extra grade 85c. per bu.
B. B. Morgan, Clyo; Ga.

Seed potatoes Pure Imp. Porto Rico
seed potatoes $1.25 per bu; FOB Cash
with order. H. B. Boatright,, Midville
Ga Reo:

10 bu. 200d Porto. Rican potatoes
for table use. 50c per bu. will exch.
L. D. Brantley, Hazlehurst, Ga.

38 Or 4 bus. Porto Rican potatoes;
tee ce best. Dios L. P. Mills, Brook-
e a. :



SYRUP FOR SALE

150 gal. in No. 10 cans; make best of-

fer. Will exch. for peas, Brabs,

White New Era or Red Hull. W. A.
Sumner, Adrian, Ga.

New Ga. cane Syrup: in bbls. approx-

imately 35 gal; No A-1 for $15 per bbl.

Chason, Cairo, Ga.
1929 crop of Ga. Cane Syrup in new

ter, Ludowici, Ga. Rt. B.

{10 cans to case $4. J
shear, Ga.
-. 1929 crop Ga. Cane syrup in new 35
gal. cypress bbls. $17.50 per bbl. fob. R.
L. Baxter, Ludowici, a. |

Pure sugar cane syrup, best Brede
$20 ped bbl; of 35 gal. Ft. pd. W.
Williams, Quitman, Ga.

Strictly A~-1 pure Ga. Cane syrup in
new bbls; 60c per gal. in cases of 6 No.
1 cans $4. 25; in cases of 12 1-2 gal. cans

. F. Ratliff, Black-

ham, a.

Dew ae ee bbls $18 per bolLF
Ludowie: i

Parker j



harlie Wilson, Mineral. Bluif,
enon

Also. crab apk le and locust > bushes,

Budded pecan trees, Schley and: stu- |
ties: will exch. for anything I can use |

or: 104:

100 bu. Red Skin Porto Rico otae

acvovirient: inspected Imp. Porto.

Iron}
No 1 12.50 ped bbl; No. 2. $10 per bbl;
fob. at. Cario, Cash with orders. C. W.

cypress bbls. $18 per bbl: fob. J. M, Bax-.
Fine quality Ga. oo Syrup: 6 No.

~ Good grade thick Ga,, cane syrup in}

PAGE FIVE

per bbl. fob. J. a Howell, Meigs, Ga.
RG. 4;

150 -10 Ib. cans of fancy sugar cane
1929 syrup at 75c or can; not less than
10 cans sold. W. A Jodran, Lyons, Ga.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup in 34-gal bbls.
50c per gal.
Ga.

_ Extra fine eat pure and thick rib-
on cane syrup; 75c per-gal. fob Glen-
ood, Ga. N, A! Wynn, Glenwood, Ga.

7 bbls new Ga. Cane syrup; sample
on request. $10 per bbl. or will exch. |

for hogs or. runner peanuts. J. J. Dixon fe

Bainbridge, Ga.

Old fashion So. Ga. sugar cane sy-
rup; case 6- 10 cans $4.80; 12 5 lb. cans .
$5.20; Cayana Cane syrup 6 10 lb. cans
$3.80 fob. W. D. Wells, Adel, Ga.

Best grade pure sugar cane syrup; {ip

coked thick and heavy; sealed in cans
hot; $4.50 case (6-10 cans)
5 cans; $5.10 24 qts. All freight prepaid _
in Ga. for check with order. All cans

labeled with full size labels; Write for

del. prices on bbls. Lee Patrick, Quit- ;
man, Ga.

Have 500 gals. of Pure Ga. ane sy-

hup of good grade; 75c per gal. Will ~

exch. for corn if:close enough to be |

brought to my ene: ee Thaine, Mets |

ter, Ga. ,

Guaranteed pure thick | and extra
bright Ga. cane syrup in 1-2 gal cans

50 per can fob here. Any quanity. Jas. 4

A. Chauncy, Screven, Ga, iy

Georgia cor
Wanted |

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED *





cow peas. Only Ist class seed shipped
Rhett Stem ETE MORI) ee
a:

Want: 10 Ibs. iy table: peas Sands

beans; Exch for Mother Hubbard Rol-

ler Washboard yew; Several to be
exch. for peas, butter beans or cattail
millet; I pay charge on boards, you
on what you have to exch, Mrs. J. iB.
Cullars, Claxton, Ga. Rt. 3..

Want to. exch. Rhyne S Cool witt-
Tron field peas, 3 bus. of cotton. ao

Want 1 bu. of. Obbotie beets seal \
pay eash' or exch. Brabham peas $3.50
per bu. or Wannamaker

50 per bu. B.
Ga. Rt. 4

Want 10 bus. Biloxi beans send sam:
ple and price. J. A, Kennedy, Pavo, |
Ga.

Want 25 to 100 Ibs. any variety of
good crowder peas; Send ee a
make best cash; price. FOB. C,
rel, Buford, Ga. Rt. 2. :

Early varieties - or" Crowder,
Quote v. riety and price. J.
liff, Blackshear, Ga. - ;

Wanted: Beans and peas any ee
ty and size lots. Quote price. Cc. A.
Rowland, Athens, Ga.

Want all varieties peas. F. [A Bland.
Jr., Cordele, Ga.

Want 8 bus. peas any A0od, kind, |
just so they are good sound peas and
not damaged too bad; Will exch. In- iz
subator for same, (325 cap. gdod con-
jition); Want $30 ox sam ite
vhat you have. W.A
tity Gane Rig oy

Want to exch. 80 Ibs. of Red skin
Spanish peanuts, hand eked oe 60
bs. New Era Peas. Hach to pay char-_
.es.. W. A. Summer, Adrian, Ga. _
Want Seed peas, Will exch other
farm products for same.

Alapaha, Ga. :

50 bus. Soy beans, will exch. choice.
papershell pecan trees for same; trees
tO. 7% ft. Gov;
Woodall, Milner, Ga.

Want to exch, Cypress Incubator .
144 ege cap. used 5 times only, for
Velvet beans or field peas. iW. Wek
Brooks, Greensboro, Ga. | ,
Want to buy 1-2 pk. of Acre am
Peas and would be glad to get a few
of the old fashion running yard peas
he a that is grown in gardens
Mrs. L. cElwain, Jennings, Fla.

"peas, ;

Wanted: Velvet beans: Send sample >

with best price on 400 bus. or less $0-

$4.80 12

_ Wanted to exch. Wannamaker cot-
ton seed and Piedmont 2 ear corn ee

Ri

wih vee

ee

ha lea Mar-

inspected. B. Loyd

i @ipperer, Marlow,

Cleveland
cotton seed 1st a from originator, $1.- .
Fe TN Rockmart, a

day Velvet seed and Bunch Velvet

seed; also price on car lots Velvet in
pods.
$4.50. These. prices include del. charges .

to any point in Ga. dk, Ponder, Whig-

Edwin H. Hanna, Gifford, S..C.

Island Farms, Columbus, Ga;
Whtie Spanish {Deen
to xch. for Oto be



Wanted Cow peas. Pay cash or exch SS
registered Jerseys for same. Jerseys _
Rt, 2.



Sy PAGE SIX.2



< Market Bulletin

jjing at special rate of postage pro-
|ivided for in section 1103.





Georgia



Published \Weekly By The
BUREAU OF MARKETS:
Arthur D. Jones, Director

Department Of

Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1930

Entered as second class matter Feb-
ruary 15, 1922, at the Post Office
Jat Atlanta, Georgia, u under, the act
of June 6, 1900. Accepted for mail-





Act of
October 3, 1917.

Notices of farm produce and ap-
purtenances, admissible under pos-
tal regulations, inserted one time
on each request and repeated only
|when request is accompanied by
new copy of notice.

Limited space will not pera in-
Wlsertion of unimportant notices. Un-
der Legislative act the Market Bul-
letin does not assume any respon-
Ilsibility for any notice appearing in
jithe Bulletin or transaction result-

ing therefrom.















: A iubators & Brooders



: For Sale

1 Super Hatcher Inc 250 capacity,
good as new, $15 _;Also 1 Brooder, ca-
acity to match Tne $5. Mrs. C H iG.

ei Farrar, Jenkinsburg, Ga.



m Conds,

or pigs.

ey order

Inc: 100 egg capacity $4.50. Mrs.
Rollin J. Hall, Talbotton, Ga.

1 five Burner Boss Oil stove, I oil
prooder 500 capacity both in a No. 1
condition. Mrs. W. H. Ferguson, Sy-
camore, Ga.

- 1 Buckeye Style E Inc., capacity 110
good as new, $15. Mrs. HG Mealing.
Augusta, Ga. Rt. 3.

Buckeye incubator, 110 cap., good
$17.50. Mrs. J. C. Lumsden,
_ Talbotton, Cray

1 Belle City Inc. 140 cap; 1 Little
Brown Hen Ine. in good condition
with instructions; Both for $10 or will
sell separately. Rh. McNair, Wrens,
Ga.

( Will exch 1 Buckeye Inc. 120 cap.
for baby chicks, hens, ducks, turkeys
Bo Oe Ward, Rome, Ga.

144 Cap. Cypress incubator, set five
times, Sell or exch. for velvet beans
or field peas. W. W. Brooks, Greens-
boro, Ga.

Radio Blue. Flame brooder, 500 chk.
cap. used 1 season; in. best condition
= $6. pape ss args please send mon-

rs. J.





Ga. Rt: 2:

1 Electric brooder, 150 cap., never
been. used; also. 1
been used, but in perfect condition;

in good houses these will keep the

Con

- Buckeyes and one

temperature from varvine one decree

- Warren Howard, Atlanta, Ga. Gen.

wel
1 Super Hatcher Inc. good ae

Sion, 600 egg cap. $25 FOB. L. D. Had-
a aee Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1.

: Little Putnam -brooder heater
with directions for making box; 60

: cap. in good: condition $3 del. or will
exch. for a good pig or 3 large hens.
- Mrs. T. W. Hagood, Marietta, Ga. Rt.

tically new, perfect cond. Oil burner.
Sell for

y Buckeye brooder, 500 cap; prac-



$12. 50. UMrs.. Me 3 Pickren;
Rhine, Ga.

1 Little Brown Hen incubator, al-
most new. Will sell for, $3.50, or exch
for 25S C RI Red baby chicks. Mrs.
aes H. Cook, Cecil; Ga. Box 117.
Queen Inc. 130 cap. Style .K. No.
model B. Instructions book. All
in good cordition, $15 cash. Mrs. D. L.



- Aiderman, Sr., Brooklet, Ga.

Because of a slight change of equip-
ment, we have an almost new Buck-
eye 10, 000 egg Incubator, in perfect
condition at an attractive price. H. R.
Gaskins, Americus, Ga. Box 469.

3 Breeders in good condition: two
Radio. Capacity
from 300 to 500 chicks. Will sell for
$9 ea., FOB Register, Ga. Mrs. H. V.

a _ Franklin, Register, Ga.



1 Buckeye Inc. 216 cap. in good con-
dition $14 or will exch for 100 thor-
oughbred Red Baby ee to be del.
ee ie Se J:

A. Dickey, Midville

500 cap brooder,

A teem oo




. ity for\day old ks: 56 in.

E MARKET BULGE Tt Ne

chick cap. been used 2 days. Reason
cf selling too large for my small bunch
chickens. Will exch for 50 chicks, lg.
breed R.R. or White Rock preferred.
Let me know what you have. A. L.
Thompson, Dexter, Ga.

1 Tron clad Inc. 140 cap., $12; One
Weber Brooder, 100 cap. $10; or will
exch for calves of equal value. Ernest
Rice, Maxeys, Ga.

Prairie State Inc., 400 cap. aimost
new, perfect condition, Will sell for
$35, Less than 1-2 price. Will consid-
er trade for poultry. R. F. Haney,
Smyrna, Ga. as

1 Big Gray Hen Inc. 100 cap in good
condition; has thermometer and in-
struction book and all good as new.
$5. .W. F. Treivett, Winston, Ga.

1 Chick Reliable Oil Burning brood-
er 500 chick capacity: will sell for $7.-
50, or for 50 baby chicks pure Barred
Rocks or Reds or Tancred strain Leg-
herns. Grady Price, Canton, Ga.

1 Queen Incubator, 600: egg capac-
ity. $40; 1 Queen Inc. 400 egg capacity
$25; 1 Iron clad Inc, 150 capacity, $8
FOB: Monticello, Ga. C, K. Malone,
Gladesville, Ga.

Super Hatcher Incubator 150 capac-
ity, good as new, $14. Mrs. S. E. Field
B14 Howell Mill Rd. Atlanta, Ga. RFD

Ideal Electric incubator, 150 capac-
.ity; equipped with patented egg turn-
ing tray; size 27x30x31 1-2 in. high.
Original cost $18.50 will sacrifice for
$12.50. Mrs. E. Spence, Chamblee, Ga.

1 Wisconsin Inc., 540 capacity $25;
Good as new; 2 Wisconsin. Inc. 250
capacity $12. 50 ea; nearly new. 1 Wis-
consin Brooder 500 capacity, $12.50; 1
Wisconsin Brooder 125 cap. $5. J. C.
Etheridge, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 Buckeye Inc. 250. cap. A-1 condi-
tion $20; 1 Buckeye Brooder 500 cap.
oil burner, good as new, $15: J. A.
Johnson, Barnesville, Ga.

Old. Trusty Incubator, 120 cap., in
good condition, thermometer and in-
struction book, FOB $10. Mrs. J .W.
Boyett, Morris Station, Ga.

2 Putman brooders, 50 or 60 cap.,

$3 ea. Cash with order. Both in good
a Mrs. H. W. McCord, Norwood,
a.

1 Buckeye Incubator 110 egg capacity
$15; 1 Porter soft heat 200 egg capac-
ity $18. 1 double deck Wisconsin 500
egg capacity $30 all in good condition
complete with thermometer, ready for
hatching. Will exch for syrup corn or
peas. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga.

Little Brown Hen Incubator com-
plete with thermometer and instruct-
ion book, ready for use $3 del. or will
axch. for 1 hen and 1 cockerel, Black
Minorcas, Pope strain each to pay
aa C. F. Carroll, Ellijay, Ga. Rt.

1 Miller Ideal incubator 100 egg ca-
pacity, in.good condition, complete ex-
zept instruction book $8 FOB = cash
with order. Ira M. Galloway, Cum-
ming, Ga., Rt. 7.

1 Wisconsin Incubator 500 egg ca-
pacity, in good condition; $25 or exch
for baby chicks, corn or syrup. Wallace
Wilson, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.

Used Incubators and brooders, good,
guaranteed condition. Write for pric-
2s and description of kind and size
nee: Chas. .F. Howe, Fort Valley,

Fag Inaibator, 250 epe capacity,
first-class conition splendid hatcher,
512.50, FOB. Roy D. Tankersley, Ap-
pling, Ga.

Miller Ideal Incubator, 250 capac-
ity; used 1 season; perfect condition;
hot water, copper tank, 2 burner lainp,
$20. or will exch for corn, peas, oats

vr a good Jersey heifer. Mrs. C. W.
Page, Norcross, Ga.
, Super Hatcher Incubator, 250 egg

capacity; reference furnished as \ to
henesty. Miss Lillian Thomas, Har-
alson, Ga. Box 36.

No. 5 Standard Buckeye Incubator,
ood condition $40; Standard Buckeye
{(ncubator No. 3; $25 both prices at
farm. I. M. Hyde Fitzgerald, Ga.

1 Incubator 550 capacity; tempera-
ture. to 103 degrees; $5. R. H. Mc-
Comb, Milledgeville, Ga.

Superior Incubator, 600 egg capac-
ity, automatic egg turner, egg tester,
thermometer instruction book. Used
for only 1 hatching. Will sell at my
home for $25. Also portable brooder
house 11x12. Will sell for $22.50. Used
only one season. J. C. Robertson,
Chamblee, Ga. Rt. 2.

' Advance coal burning brooder, 1000
chick capacity, never used $18; or will
exch for 500 capacity brooder or any-
thing I can use; Advance Oil burner
brooder 300 chick capacity; good con-
Gition $10 FOB; or will exch for 500

use. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga.







capacity brooder or anything I can




1 Coal burning brooder, 3200 aes
oe



canopy that has never been used $25.)
Cash or exch for 25 March 1929 pull-
ets; Also 300 chick size 32 in. metal
canopy oil burner used 6 \weeks. $12
or 12 pullets. Alberta Wood, South
Atlanta, Ga.

Sol Hot brooder 350 chick capacity;
500 capacity, 20 per cent on all broo-
ders guaranteed. H. L. Wallace, Bow-
don Junction, Ga. .

1 X-Ray Incubator 200 egg capac-
ity $15; 1 X-Ray. Incubator }150 egg
capacity $10, 300 - Hot brooder $15;
all for $35. Mrs. E. A. Lornbut, Den-
ton, Ga.

1 OE. size. Simplex brooder stove, in

-A-1 condition; been used 8 weeks in

all, will exch for. 150 baby chicks, Feb.
natch, J. B. Giants, R. I. Reds or
Barred Rocks. Party to pay express
charges on brooder. Mrs. C. J. Meeks,
West Green, Ga. Rt. 2:

1 Queen Incubator, 275 egg capacity,
in perfect condition cost $55 and
only been used twice; 1 brooder 500
chick capacity in good condition; both
for $40 cash. P. O. Money order or
-ashiers check accepted. Mr. R. H.
Akin, Griffin, Ga. Rt. B,

1 Buckeye Incubator, 250 egg ca-
pacity A-1 condition $20; Blue Flame
Buckeye brooder $15 will exch for |
corn or anything I can use J. A.
Johnson, Barnesville, Ga.

1 Queen Incubator 275 egg capac-
ity with automatic trays; good condi-
tion $25. 1 Standard Buckeye incuba-
tor 175 capacity, good condition $18. 1
Iron clad incubator 140 capacity, $6.
Tom Cade, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 4.

Candee. Incubatorfirst rate condi-
tion 134 egg capacity; Hot water pipes
inside continued even temperature.
Cost $350, will sell for $150. Terms if
desired. A. J. Buchanan, 606 Reese
Park, Americus, Ga.

1 Ideal Electric Incubator, 1200 egg
capacity, in perfect condition; cheap
for cash. Mrs. A. F. Beckum, Wrens,
Ga.

1 Queen Incubator. 690 egg capacity;
Soo condition; oil burner, $40. Mrs.

B. Chaffin, "Monticello, Ga.

ae Buckeye Incubator, 350 egg capac-
ity $25; also 1 brooder $10 Mrs. T.
L. Callahan, Greensboro, Ga.

1 Buckeye No. 14 style E. Incubator
30 egg capacity; will exch for 8 pul-
ets Carge breeds) or $6 cash. Mrs.
Cres Kelly, Monticello, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 Buckeye Incubator 600 egg capac-
ity; standard make; good condition
$45 FOB. Mrs. O. B. Brown, ers
Ga.

1 Electric Incubator, 1800 egg capac-
a very cheap. J. Millikin, Savannah,

< Simplex brooder 500 chick capac-
ity; used three years but guaranteed
to be in good condition, $12.50. H. L.
Wallace, Bowdon Junction, Ga. \

1 Buckeye Incubator, copper lined,
175.ege capacity; practically new, uSed
four times. Will exch for 5 pair White
King Pigeons, R. W. Harper, Bruns-
wick Ga. :

1 Buckeye incubator, 65 egg capac-
ity; good condition, $8 cash or will
oxch for 8 White Leghorn hens or 7
hens and 1 rooster. Mrs. W. O. Puck-
ett, Cordele, Ga. Rt. B.

2 brooders: 1 Imperial Coal brood-
ar, used 1 season; 200 chick capacity
$10 FOB. 1 Oil brooder, 500 chick
capacity $6 FOB Chamblee. A. H.
Dudley, Chamblee, Ga. Rt. 2. 2

1 Old Trusty Incubator, good as
new, used 1 season; 240 egg capac-
ity, equipped with egg turner trays,
$10; also 1 Little Brown Hen, 50 egg
capacity. $2. Mrs. E. C. Bennett, Gray-
yon, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 X-Ray Incubator, 200 egg capac-
ity, perfect condition, with all fixtures
and instructions, $16 FOB. J. A. For-
syth, McDonald, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 Cyphers Incubator, 144 egg ca-
pacity, practically new; cost $42 but
will sell for $15: Mrs. C. R. Morgan,
Americus, Ga. :

1 Gray Hen Incubator, 100 egg ca-
pacity; in good condition. Bura Sprad-
lin, Roopville, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 Wisconsin Incubator, 240 egg ca-
pacity, good condition, has double wick
burner and hot water tank: Fully

equipped, ready for use, $11 FOB. Mrs. |

Belle Joiner, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 incubator in good cond., 600 cap.,
sel lor exch for 48 Leghorn hens. San-
key Tyson, Sparks, Ga.

1 Buckeye 250 cap. good cond., $25
cash, FOB. J. K. Sewell Ashland, Ga.

1 Little Brown Hen incubator, good
cond., $4 or exch for pure bred hens.
Hoyt "Seymour, Bowman, Ga., Rt. 2.

1 Belle City incubator, 140 cap.,
good cond., $12. ot Mrs. J. A. Allen,
Canon, Ga.

Little Brown Hen, incubator, with |

thermometer, first class cond,, $3_
hy mething of






|so 1 Oliver (or any: good
ood



a4

Thursday, February 6, 1930.

use. Mrs. A.
Ga. Rt. 1.
350 cap. Standard Buckeye incuba-
tor, almost like new, at reasonable
price; also 500 cap., Reliable oil burn-
ing brooder, used, but in perfect con-
dition, and 350 cap. brooder, never un-
crated, $7.50 ea., or $14 for poth broo-
ders. Homer c. Cline, Canton, Ga.

3 brooders in good cond., 2 Buck-
eyes, 300 to 500 cap., and 1 Sears-Roe-
buck Radio brooder, 500 to 1M, $9 ea.,
FOB. Hi. V. Franklin, Register, Ga.

1M cap. oil brooder, good cond., used
once only, $10 or exch. Roy Jordan,
Rochelle, Ga.

1 Simolex 500 cap. brooder, perfect
cond., including oil tank, pipes, direc-
tions for operating etc., bargain. J. H.
Willingham, Kennesaw, Ga. :



Incubators & Brooders
Wanted 2


va

E, Thompson, Winston,



Want to buy cheap, a good incuba- >

tor, about 200 to 250 cap., in good
cond., no trash, or will take and op-
erate. on. shares. Well exp. with same:
Mrs. Carry, Bell Thomas, Vidalia, Ga.
bese)

Wanted: 500 capacity brooder Auto-
matic Control, Electric preferred;
must be in good condition and cheap.
W. J. Smith, 511 East Rogers St., Val-
dosta, Ga.

Want Good second-hand Electric
incubator, 100 capacity or some good
make, hot water incubator. Will exch
nearly new res Oil, 30 gallon H.
for same. Mrs. P. Rubin, 16 Stew-
art Ave., Hapeville. Ga.

Want large size coal burning brood-
te P. Burdett, Washington, Ga.

Want good, used, electric battery
brooder. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga.,
412 Peters Bldg.

Want Buckeye incubator, 350 to 600

cap., would consider Wisconsin make.
Must be in perfect cond. with self-
turning trays. Will hatch chicks from
pure bred W. L. high egg record flock
to pay for incubator. Hatch chicks
soon as incubator received, or ter
hatch if preferred. Write. Mrs. Cle-
By Cowart, Summit, Ga., Rt. 2, Box

Will exch. large hens for a Little

Brown Inc., must be in good condition

with thermometer and _ directions.
Write Mrs. L. E. Wiggins, Doyle, Ga. -

Want 1 or 2 300 or 500 cap. brooders
practically new, \ perfect condition.

Cheap for cash; oil burning. Mrs. J. _

E. Sikes, Chester, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want Good open air chick brooder,
C0 cap; must be in see condition an
cneap. .Cash. Mrs. J. D. Glaze, Stone
Mountain, Ga. Rt. iy

Want to trade 1 Buckeye ise or
Queen Inc. 400 cap. for Boxwoods,
Evergreens, Junipers, etc.,
1 Coal burning 500 cap. Boroder. Pri-
ces must, be reasonab .
Duncan, Cornelia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 500 cap. Brooder full of 1 day
old chicks to raise on halves to 8 or
1G weeks. Miss Annie E. Jones, Fay-
etteville, Ga. Rt. 3.

1 Buckeye Oil burner brooder, 80 or.

100 cap. Must be in good condition and
cheap for cash. Charlie Bailey, Vi-
enna, Ga.

Want Super Hatcher; Miller . tdeat
or Wisconsin Inc. 250 egg capacity:
Must be in good condition and cheap.
Edgar Cowart, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want a 400 or 600 cap. Buckeye
incubator, and want to hatch a set-
ting of Tancred strain, W. L. chicks
to pay for it. Mrs. J. W. McGowan,
Summit, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want an incubator to set on halves
any cap. Will furnish the eggs and do
the work; other party furnishing the
incubator. Brown L. eggs and send

chicks as hatched. Will take good care |

of incubator and return when setting
egg season is over and will pay exp.
chgs. on incubator. C. B. Goldsmith,
Lavonia, Ga., Rt. 2.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted |
Want 1 Oliver 2 horse hillside tur-

ner, No. 55-50, also 1 hayrake. C. T.
Miller, Leo, Ga, -





Want 1 set of blacksmith tools, iron.

beam, single plow stocks, turning plow
Cole combination seed | planter, guano

distributor, plows scrapes, single een :

bolts plow gears .Pay Cash, or exch. -
or exch. Cleveland Big Boll: cotton seed,

or:cow, or mules. R. D. Giles, Winston, xe

Ga., Rt 1:
Want 1 No. 10 Covineton eroppets
e *



ing cultivator,

ra

Also want
Mrs, S. D._

a :
and. at






















"Thursday, February 6, 1930.
- Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted

ace, Ga. Rt. D.

Want late model Internatl riding

cultivator. Buy or exch. Bennie Mer-

cer, Summit, Ga. Rt.

Want to exch. orange cane seed for

-- some good make shop. blowers. J. S.

_ Giles, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 4.

: Want Avery or Ledbetter combina-
tion corn and cotton planter, in good

_ cond., cheap for cash. Mrs. J. D.Glaze,

Stone Mtn., Ga. Rt. 1.

Want a good cream separator Pre-

fer DeLaval; also a hand power mill
_ for poultry feed, in good shape. G. A.
_ Jones Dublin, Ga. Rt. 6.

Want a good 2nd hand I. H. C. rid-
fing cultivator, reasonable good cond.,
and with attachments. State what you

can offer. Julian S. Brannen, Stilson,

'.. Want 4 or 5 ft. Rotary Fresno scra-
_ per. Advise what you have and yjame
- best price. C. M. Miller, Cornelia, Ga.
_. Want a good, second-hand Evapora-
tor. Give size and best cash price, or
: W. O. Shirley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt.



Want 1 8 dise harrow and 1 60 tooth
, dbl. sect. harrow near: Unadilla. W.
_ O. Howard, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2.

- Want 2 wheel dbl. walking cultiva-

tor, complete and in good cond., used

_ very little; exch for a John Deere rid-
ing cultivator which is complete and
in best of cond., used 1 season. C. H.

Brush, Climax, Ga. .

Want a Sampson La-Fell 18 or 20
in. turbine water wheel right hand

_rhnner in good cOnd. and cheap. S.
A. Mangum, Cumming, Ga. Rt.. 5.

Want used poultry wire in first class
cond. Write what you have and low-
est price. Mrs. T. A. Watford, Ft.
Gaines, Ga. |
_.. Want to exch. corn or Guernsey hei-
_. fer for a good cream separator, 2 to
4 cows. Must be in good cond. k.

Hallman, Boston, Ga., Rt. A.

e Want 5 rolls second-hand wire. Must

be good for cash. Rena Green, Mid-
y, oNille, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 27. .

_ Want 2 or 4 row cotton dusters, in
_ good cond., cheap for cash. 'T. J. Long,
Warm Springs, Ga.

- Want 1 feed mixing mill, 500 Ilbs.,
_ to 1M lbs. cap. A. L. Thompson, Coch-
2 ran Ga } nL

[eas Want
_ wheel, cheap for cash, and must be in
wah ed cond. Felton Sewell, Newnan,

fe a



ie

" steel, flue. and turbine water

.. Want 3 or 4 gin system, also 1 gas
_. motor for same, in A-1 cond. Write.
_ T. F. Reed, Oakwood, Ga.
Want 50 ton stove silo, new, or sec-
_end-hand, provided it is not damaged.
_A. L. Thompson, Cochran, Ga.
Want tractor harrow, deep cutter,
-. must be good cond., and cheap. S. P.
Kenney, Athens, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Want a good farm bell, not a smal
_ one, with cross aim and in good shape
_. at bargain price. W. H. Bolton, Grif-
_ fin, Ga., Box 436.

Poultry F or Sale

__ BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
J B. Giant baby chicks $13 a 100;
-_ 200 for $25, Personal checks not accept-
_ ed. N. R. Mooney, Quill, Ga.
_. Baby chicks, March del. tancred W.
_.L. Buff Orpingtons, 13c ea., in small
_lots. Order now as want orders before
_. Starting the hatch. Miss Mary J. Mc-
_Clure, Newnan, Ga. 111 Temple Ave.
_* Very best of baby chicks, $15. per 100
and up. Live del J. O. Erwin, Louis-
Ville, Ga.
_ Blood tested baby. chicks of the bet-
_ ter kind that live and grow; B. R..,
_ RI Reds, and Buff Rocks $15 a 100
del. H. F. Morgan, Fitzgerald, Ga. hy
. Custom hatching 4c an egg. Also ba-
__ by chicks for sale. O. .L McClellan, La-
( Grange, Ga. Rt. 3. 9 |

_ BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE
_. . 1 good strain B. R. Cockerel, $2. Cash
with order, Mrs. S. A. Lane, Atkinson,
Pore bse .

Pure bred B, R Parks strain, Reg.,
Permit, 1930-C 30. 1 yr. old cock won
prize at fair, $5; April hatch select
_ cockerel, $4; or the 2 for $8.50; also

eggs $1.50 and $2 per 15 del. Mrs. J
D. McIntyre, Ousley, Ga. . Z

BRAHMAS FOR SALE
12 March 1929 hatch Light Brahma
pullets, All laying, $2.50 ea .Mrs. W. M
Rivers, Jonesboro, a. Box 175. _
_1 Brahma cock and 2 hens, now lay-






























































right price for cash. A. R. Rosser, Cor- |

+4 hens $15. Satisfaction guaranteed,

Cordele, Ga. 116 E. 14th. St.

| rooster, $3:Cash. Mrs. D. W. Jarrett,

~| now laying. Mrs. N. E. Maddox, Wil-



MARKET BULLETIN

. -
BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS
Pure bred White Rock 9 mos. old
eee $2.50 C. H. Trussell, Warthen,

GAMES FOR SALE

Dark Cornish Games 14 hens, 2 roos-
ters $1.50 ea; Hens now laying. Henry
Griffin, Sparks, Ga. RFD 1.

5 Silver Duck Wing Game Hens and
1 Silver Duck Wing Cock all for $15.
Also 1 Blue Boon Game cock, $2.50.
C. A. Franklin, Covington, Ga.

1 rooster and 1 hen Cornish Games,
large type $3.50 for the pair or will
exch for Turkey eggs. Games 1 yr. old.
Write me first. Mrs. Oscar Aspin-
wall, Screven, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 203.
20 hens and 2 cocks, White Cornish
Games $1.50 ea or $30 for lot, or will
sell 10 hens and 1 cock for $15. Hens
laying. Cash with order. FOB Vidalia.
Mrs. L. C. Graham, Ailey, Ga. Rt. 1.
1 Ga. Shawlneck cock, 2 yrsold $5,
2 young hens, $10 for the trio; 1 cock

or money back. C. M. Ponder, Oak-
man, Ga. \

7 Pit Game cocks, 4 pure Hope
Rounds and 3 Red Quills, R H Cross,
$5 ea., or $20 for lot. W. F. Powell,
Lyerly, Ga. Rt. 2. ;

4 Warhorse game stags, wt. 4 and 5
Ibs. ea., $12 for lot; also 1 Warhorse
4 1b stag and one warhorse and Red
Quill cross, 6 Ibs., both for $6 O. L.
McClelland, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3.

6 pure bred J. B. Giant hens and 1
rooster and 1 rooster. 1929 hatch, $10.
Mrs, H. H. Tanner, Milledgeville, Ga.
_ 7 Marcy strain J. B. Giant now lay-
ing pullets, $2.50 ea. E. L. Babcock,

GIANTS AND LANGSHANS

J. B. Giant cockerels, $2 ea. Marcy
peur Clara V. Trimble, Adairsville,

a.

6 pure bred Marcy strain J. B. Giants
hens 1929 hatch and 17 pullets 1929
fratch $2 ea; also 3 cockerels $2.50 ea;
or entire lot $50 FOB my station. Cash
with order. Mrs. J. S. Berryhill, Coch-
tan, Ga, Rt. 5:

_ 2 J.B, Giant cockerels, 10 mos. old;
weigh 10 Ibs. $2.50 ea. C. J. Cleveland
Hartwell, Ga.

2 J. B. Black Giant cockerels about
8 lbs ea. $24. Or will exch for 4 Brown
Leghorn hens, no culls. A. G. Oliver,
Meansville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Marcy strain J. B. Giant cockerels
= ea. Mrs. W..A. Bennett, Adairsville

a. :

Late March hatch Purple Ribbon st.
Jersey Black Giant cockerels, ready for
service. $3-$5 ea; Money order or
Cashiers: Check with order. E. C.
Fokes, LaGrange, Ga.

8 Jersey black giants, hens pure bred
extra heavy, no culls, prize winning,
$2 FOB. Mrs. Whitt Puckett, Cordele,
Ga. 5 :

J. B. Giant roosters $2.50; Marcy st.
direct. Mrs. Lambert, Denton, Ga. .

1 J. B. Giant rooster March hatch,
$3 FOB. J. J. Dixon, Camilla, Ga.

6 pullets and 1 cockerel J. B. Giants,
hatched October 1929; $1 ea Mrs. E. H.
Smith, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5, Box 48.

3 J B. Giant hens, $2 ea, and one

Byronville, Ga. Rt. 1.

HAMBURGS FOR SALE

Full blood Silver Spangled Hamburgs
young rooster and 4 now laying pull-
ets, $7.50. Ida Baugh, Athens, Ga. 135
Waddell St.

1 pr Silver Spangled Hamburgs, 2-3
grown, from Berry strain, $2.50 per pr.
or $1.50 ea. also several large mixed
hens, 25c lb. E. L. Babcock, Cordele,
Ga. 116 East 14th St. >

LEGHORNS FOR SALE
100 W. L. Tancred strain, now lay-
ing hens $1.25 each or $100 for the
lot. R. T. Taylor, Richland, Ga.
30 W. L. Pullets, 5 to 7 mos. old, al-
so several nice roosters, Ferris strain,
at reasonable prices. 25 young pullets

\



lard, ; Gas iiy
12. W. L. pullets, hatched last March,
laying well. Tancred strain, from trap-
nested Ped. hens. Well dev., no culls,
$1.25 ea. Mrs. H V Franklin, Regis-
ter, Ga :
Several. W. L. cocks, pure bred from
stock direct from Barron. Ready for
service, $5 ea., or $9 for 2; also a few
young pullets, same breed but not re-
lated to cocks, $1 ea. Mrs. W. D. Jor-
an, Leary, Ga.
600 SC. W. L., 12 wks. old pullets,
Tancred strain Quality chicks, no culls
10c ea. Mrs. U. G.



ril 1929 hatch $5 for the lot,F.

Josephine Spear, Mitchell, |



;

GacRth oe

Conner, Aeinepviule

ea. Mrs. R. C. Owen, Gainesville, Ga.
RFD 7.

White Leghorns for sale, 6 hens and
1 rooster all: thoroughbred Make best
offer. Mrs. A. H. Reid, Sr. Eatonton,
Ga.

50 W. Leghorn pullets pure Tancred
strain from highest quality of eggs; 3
1-2 mos old; will lay in April, $40 for
the lot; Send money order. H. B. Shir-
ley, Turnerville\ Ga.

20 pure bred Fair strain W. Leghorn
pullets, March hatch, $1 ea. F. H. Rat-
cliffe, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1.

7 pure bred Tancred strain W. Leg-
horn everlaying hens March hatch,
now laying; 1 Brown Leghorn hen now
laying, $8.50 for the lot of 8. J. T. Cox,
Ahula, Ga. Care J. M. Chapman.

Pure bred Barron strain W. Leghorn
cockerels; direct from Dixie Poultry
farm, 8 weeks old at $1 ea. Mrs. Lu-
ther Anderson, Toccoa, Ga. Rt. 3.
March hatch S, C. White Leghorn.
cockerels direct from M. Johnsons Im-
perial strain $2.50 ea.,. FOB. J. A. In-
gram, Cordele, Ga Box 199

Several choice W. Leghorn cocks,
March hatch. Tom Barron strain $1.50
ea; or 3 or more $1.25 ea. Hudson Nix,
Fairmount, Ga.

A few Hardeman Tancred Leghorn
cockerels (our best) $10 ea; others from
$5 to $7.50 ea; All from trapnested
stock ofproven egg production. H. R.
Gaskins, Americus, Ga.

20 pure bred Ferris strain White
Leghorn hens and 1 rooster, same
breed $25 for lot FOB. Mrs. Whitt
Puckett, Cordele, Ga., Rt. B.

50 Tancred White Leghorn hens best
strain; practically all laying; weigh 4
1-2 Ibs. da $1 ea. W. C.
dosta, Ga. Rt. 2. | .

2 nice March hatch White Leghorn
cockerels; Tancred strain $1.50 ea or
will exch 1 for 1 bu. of runner pea-
nuts 1 Tancred strain White Leg-
horn rooster, March hatch; will exch
for bunch butter bean seed, or nest
onion sets, peas or anything for eq-
ual value. Mrs. J. W. McGown, Sum-
1 cockerel $1.50 ea. Mrs. John O.
Hardy, Demorest, Ga.

12 or 15 pretty, White Leghorn hens,
about all laying 75c ea. W. L. Wilson
Sparta, Ga. Rt. 3.

2 fine Red Leghorn cocks $2.50 ea.;
or will exch. for High class R I. Red,
Owen or Tompkin Strain; or 1 pair of
Pekin Ducks or 1 for 1 Toulouse Goose.
C. W. Page, Norcross, Ga.

Pure bred, 2 y. old Tancred Strain,
White Leghorn rooster $5.00. D. M.
Griffin, Molena, Ga.

40 Tancred W. L hens, healthy, good
cond., and some laying, $1.25 ea. S. P.
Spires, Lincolnton, Ga.

25 White L., and 25 Barred Rocks,
for sale, or exch. for baby chicks. Mrs.
Della Hodges, Manassas, Ga.

8 Tancred W. L., cockerels, 4 mos.
old, 75c ea., $5.00 for lot. Cash with
order. Exch. for 50 Regal Dorcas
Wyandotte baby chicks and pay $3.00
more. Write before sending. Mrs. A.
B. Thomas, Whigham, Ga. Rt. 3.

7 young Brown L, now laying hens,
$1.00 ea., or exch. for same number of
White Pekins: 6 ducks and 1 drake.
Ea. to pay Express. Mrs. K. A. Quar-
man, McIntosh, Ga.

10 Brown L., Everly strain, young
hens, $10.00 for lot, FOB. Ira C. An-
derson, Roy, Ga. : ae

3 W. L. hens, $3 for lot not pre-
paid. Cash with order. Dorsey Duna-
gan, Alto, Ga., Rt. 1.

4 March cockerels, English type W.
L., from good laying stock, clean white
birds, $3.00 up, FOB. E. W. Jewett, Sa-
vannah,\Ga., Rt. 3.

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS

3 Buff Minorca cockerels: 1 March
hatch; 2 June hatch $2\ea. Clara. V.
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

Matchless Minorcas: Breeding the
Pape strain S. C. Black Minorcas ex-
clusively for 6 yrs., for quality rather
than quantity. Heavy layers of heavy
white eggs. Egg for hatching, $2.00 per
15 del., by parcel post. L. B. Milliams,
Newnan, Ga. :

Pure bred black minorca hens and
pullets, beginning to lay. 60 head,
and 4 cockerels, $1.50 each Mrs Mary
Griffins, Sparks, Ga. Rt. 1.

Se Eee. ee FOR
10 young Buckeye hens ang 1 cocker-
el, $25.00 del. eggs, same breed, $1.50
per 15 postpaid. H. W. Thurmond,
Greshamville, Ga. y
12 medium size hens, $10.00 for lot.





RFD. A
About 20 lbs., fat hens. 25c lb., 6 Iba,



400 12 weeks id Wycoff strain S. C.
ite Leghorn. pullets. No culls 80c

fryers, 30c lb. Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fay-
ettevill, Ga, ee

j cock April hatch Pure bred $1.50 ea.;.

Hamby, Val- }.



Mrs. O. J. Bowen, Stockbridge, Ga.,

PAGE SEVEN

Send cash for as many lbs., as you
want. Mrs. D. W. Jarrett, .Byronville,
Ga., Rt. 1. tay

_ ORPINGTONS FOR SALE
8 Golden Buft Orphington hens and.



9 Golden Buff Orphington hens and 1
cock $1.50 ea.; 2 yrs. old; Also 1 cock- |
erel $1.50. All Owen Strain FOB. Lot
for $30; Mrs. G. W Shannon, Fender,
Ga.
1 Pure Bred Golden Buff Orphing-
ton cock, February hatch $2.50. Mrs.
C. L. Sims, Rutledge, Ga. CaN
5 S. C. Buff Orphington Hens $1.50 5
ea.; 2 cockerels, $1.50 ea.; Or lot for ~
$10. Owens Strain. Mrs. T. S. Shan-_
non, Lenox, Ga. TaN 4

10 single comb Buff Orphington
hens, pure bred and good layers $1.75;
Cash with order. Mrs. Luther T. |
Beavers, Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2.


































4

6 S. C. Buff Orphington cockerels
and 1 cock $2.00 ea.; 1S. C. Plymouth
Rock cockerel $2.00; March hatch,

weigh 6 to 8 lbs.; These prices are for |
quick sale; Mrs. J. C. Young, La Fay-
ette, Ga. Rt. 3. a Teak

12 pure bred Buff Orpington hens,
March hatch, $1.50 ea. Mrs. E. H. Hol- S
land, Ft. Valley, Ga., Rt. 3. EG
Golden Buff Orpington hens, $2.00
ea. Cash. Mrs. D. W. Jarrett, Byrom-
ville, Ga., Rt. 1. ; OR
2 pure brec. Buff Orp., July pullets, ve
$2.00 ea. Cash with order, Miss Lot- |
ae Stone, Rossville, Ga., P. O. Box |
Golden Buff Orpingtons, 11 mos old
cocks and hens, $7.50 per trio. E L
Babcock, Cordele, Ga, 116 East Mth St
.1 pen of 5 pullets and 1 lg 2 yr old
male bird pure wht. plumage, (wht.
orp) $10 fob. Mrs, B F Harrison, Boling-
broke, Ga. : ;

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE.

Blue peafowls of good stock; 3 yr..
old per pr., $30; single cocks $20; sin-
gle hens, $15; 2 yrs old, $25 pr. cocks
$17.50; hens, $12.50; 1 yr. old, 20 pr.,
cocks 15; hens $10. Cash with order. |
Shipper guaranteeing live del. Empty
crates to be ret. at shippers expense.
Howard E. Coffin, Sapeloe Plantation
Sapeloe, Ga. : ve



PIGEONS FOR SALE Le

Homers, Mondaines, Carneaux pig- |
eons, very cheap. H. E. Nisbet, Atlan-
va, Ga., 487 Grant St SE i ee

Carneaux, White Kings and) large _
crosses, $2 and $3 pr. J. W. Stephen-
son, College Park, Ga. Ce

A few White Fantails, from good
stock, also. some Carneaux. Sell or
exch. J. Roy Turner, Atlanta, Ga.
5383. Turner Place, N W.

26 White Kings, part working, $20
or exch the lot for 20 white or Brown
L. or 16 B. R. or R, I. Red hens, A.
G. Oliver, Meansville, Ga. Rt. 1,

Homers, well mated and working,
$1.50 pr. C. H. Overby, Columbus, Ga.
22 11tth St. . Nee

25 prs. banded Homers, $1. per pr. _
or exch for any kind of chickens. G.

W. Waughtel, Homeland, Ga. as
50 prs. thoroughbred White Kings,
banded and seamless banded, mated
and working, $2 per pr., FOB. W. :B.
Adams, Hapeville, Ga. Box 88.
1 pr. Red Carneaux, mated, banded
and working. Sell or exch for 1 Chin-
chilla dce, bred or what have you? Dan
H. Norton, Athens, Ga. Rt. 3. ae
4 pr. mixed breed, $1 pr., also pig-
eons from prize stock: 2 pr. White |
Kings and 5 young from these 2) pr.,
3 pr. Buff Carneaux, just mated, and
1 extra (lost its mate). $20 or exch for
equal value in cured hams, peas, pea-
nuts, corn meal, or anything of use in ae
food line. W. F. Morris, Hapeville,
Ga., Box 395. :
10 pure bred S. C. White Leghorn |
pullets, Ferris strain April hatch and
10 Muff Tumblers and Priests, $5 for
the lot. Cash with order. R, L. Trib-
ble, Atlanta,>Ga. Rt 60... Oe
A few young mated prs. White
$3 pr.
ue Ribbon

Kings (for breeding purposes)
My foundation stock all Blu
L. E. Hatcher, Cochran Ga.
WYANDOTTES FOR SALE
10 S..L. Wyandotte chickens, half-
grown: 8 pullets and 2 rocsters in fine
condition, $1 ea; FOB Lavonia. W. T..
Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381.
2 pure bred Lace Wyandotte roost-
ers, 1 yr. old $2 ea. W. H. Little, Du-
luth, Ga. Rt. 1. reo
2 pure bred R C S L Wyandotte
roosters, 10 mos old, $1.50 ea., FOB.
Mrs. T. B. McDowell, Jr., Albany, Ga.
Rt B. Ge -
1 yr.

winners.



8 S. L. Wyandotte hens, 1 yr.
and 1 reoster, 2 yrs. old, $1.50 ea. |



Maurice Edwards, Lavonia, Ga. R
(Continued on page twel

: _ Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga.

2 PAGE EIGHT

_ Georgia Products
Wanted

(Continued from page five)
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want to exch. 3 1-2 bus. of Half and
He Half cotton seed for 1 bu. Brabham
seed peas. Cotton seed are 1 yr. from
inator. 46 per cent lint. A. V.
Fiartley, Alamo, Ga. Rt. 1. |
Want 2 bus. of good sound 90-day
~ Velvet) beans, 1 bu. Biloxi. Send sam-
ples. OC, Li. Clevelayd, SECT RDeS Ga.
eas 2.
Wanted: Am in the et for Cow
Peas, Soy beans and Velvet beans.
*. Send me samples and quote best price.
_ Vernon Brabham, Moultrie, Ga.

Want to exch. good, clean Bank Ac-



bet:

e - count cotton seed, 1 yr.. from Hast-
tings for beans or peas for planting.

- Cotton seed, at $1.25 bu. Mrs. Joel
_ Hunter, Atlanta, Ga. 1639. Peachtree
Road.

-. CORN & CORN MEAL WANTED
> Want 40 to 50 bus. of good sound
slip shucked corn near Waycross Ga.
80 lbs: to bu. Give best price, Don J.
a Cason, Waycross, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 88.

Wanted: To hear from parties that

have 2 ears to stalk red cob yellow



SM seed corn for sale. J. O. Irwin, Lou-

-isville, Ga.

Wanted: Slip shucked ear corn; also
i shelled corn. F. H. Bland, Cordele, Ga.

| FRESH AND CURED MEATS
mec WANTED

Want fresh fried meat grease
re sausage grease; Will pay 8c per lb;
and express. Will buy 24 or 50 lbs.
_ Mrs. L.. B, Lampp, Scott, Ga.

Want hog jowls cut off at the snout:
der: will, pay 9c per lb. and postage.
_ Mrs. ue F. Lampp, Scott, Ga. _

eR FRUITS WANTED

Want good, sound dried apples free
from, worms, Will exch fancy hand
i Urnsde! flower baskets or fruit baskets
for same. Mrs. John F. Thompson,
i Toccoa, Gal Rb. 3.

Want Apples dried or cannd, other
fruits or syrup. Ca eet Leverett, Par-
-rott, Ga.

Want several lbs. of good dried ap-
_ ples or peaches, free from worms. Will
i exch, 1 White Leghorn roosters 18 mos

old or Red Crepe Myrtle well rooted,

- 3 yrs. old, or Jonquils. Mrs. E. M.
_ Rowland, Carnesville, | Ga.

GRAIN WANTED

i Want bright baled peanut and pea-
vine hay, or shucks, in exch for A-1
_ Wannamaker cotton seed ,grown es-
pecially for planting. Write. R. ;







- Waat Burt Oats, also Lespedeza seed
B. W. Middlebrooks, Barnesville, Ga.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
' Old Fashion running peanuts at 4c
per lb. O. T. Thornton, Morgan, Ga.
Want Hastings- Valencia peanuts,
will exch. fine Buff Rock eggs for
same. Write for description first. Mrs.
G. L. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.
Will. exch extra good planting cot-
~ ton seed for Runner peanuts. J. H.
_ Harp, Blakely, Ga.
ey Want Price on N.. . Runner pea-
nuts. Send sample. Quote best price
on small and large quantities FOB.
-M. P. Martin, Arcola, Ga.
~- Want Schley or Stuart pecans; exch
ie value. $12.50. H. H. Lumpkin, Poulon,

tn Wand Pecans, preferably seedling.
' Will pay cash for same. Don J. Robin-
oy BON, 710 Greenfield St.,. Barnesville,
Nat : eager
_.. Want Runner peanuts. F. H. Bland,
i wr. Cordele, Ga.

ees Want: No. 1 Schley and Stuart pe-
cans; Send samples and price. Termi-
nal Fruit Co., Atlanta, Ga., Terminal
- - Station,
0 Want Hastings Valencia peanuts.
- Will exch. for Buff Rock eggs; Write
_ first for description and state price.
~ Mrs. G. L. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.
All varieties any amount of pecans.
Neon W. Buchanan, Americus, Ga.

PECAN AND FRUIT TREES
WANTED
Suomit your Stuart pesan tree wants
~ and cash or exch. items and offers for
same to K. N. Sharp, Commerce, Ga.
Want to exch, any number of Him-
alaya blackberry plants and althea





shrubs for other shrubbery or grape

-yines, scuppernong or fruit trees graf-
ted or budded.
* Mrs. C. W. Page; crc Ga.

eae to 25 pecan trees either |

1 a wert BP,

| pay cash. Harold W.

a bbl.

if interested write.

Or |

Write what you have.



MARKET BULLETIN

; 7
POTATOES WANTED
Want to hear from party that can

supply me with from 5 to 15 bus. of.
No. 1 seed potatoes; early six weeks
or Irish cobblers; Give price del. Will
Olist, Pe
mauga. Ga.

SYRUP WANTED
Want sorgum or ribbon cane syrup;
also sweet potatoes. Exch. for same.
D. E. McDaniel, Luxomni, Ga...
100 gals. of No.'1 Ga. Cane syrup in
gal. cans or in 30 gal bbls; will exch



choice papershell pecan trees gov. in-

spected for same; trees 6 to 7 ft. tall;
B. Lloyd Woodall, Milner, Ga.

Want to exch. Pety Toole sound cot-
ton Pd for any amt. of syrup up to
J. M. Carden, Hatley, Ga.

VEGETABLES WANTED |

Want fresh vegetables of all kinds.
State price and kind. F. I. Baker, Col-
umbus, Ga. Rt. 2. f

Cotton Seed For Sale

40 i of Petty Toole cotton seed
80c per bu. J. T.. Holland, Lenox, Ga.
. Petty Toole Cotton seed for piant-
ing; Blight proof $1.25 per bu. or will
exch for Wannamaker Big Boll seed;
bids 1D. Elliott,







Blakely, Ga. Rt. 4.

Warnamaker cotton seed for. plant-
ing; recleaned and in aoe $1.15
per bu; in 2 bu. lets. B. F . Pagan, Mary
tin, Ga...

Absolutely pure Wilson Type Big

| Boll Cotton seed, 1st yr, from origina-

tor; giny,ed on private gin. $1.50 per
bu; FOB Midland, Ga. M. M. Bow-
den, Midland, Ga.

250 bus. Pure Wannamaker Cleve-
land cotton seed, gathered without

| storm; roll dropped at the gin; culled

from. the field; staple 1 in. Price $1. a
per bu in small lots or $1 per bu;
lots 50 to 100 lbs. Will exch. ee
for Registered Jersey heifer. Jasper
A. Stone, Cumming, Ga. .

50 bu. Cleveland Wannamaker cot-
ton seed, picked before rain. 1st yr.
from originator. First class planting
seed. Will send samples on request.
$1 per. bu. sacked : FOB: cars Tignall:
A. S. Anderson, Dansburg, Ga.

Lee Wilsons Big Boll made 8 bales
on 5 acres last yr. Cokers Cleveland
and Wannamaker, all ginned. and re-
cleaned on my private gin; any of the
above, -$1 per bu, FOB. ay a Thomas,
Madison, Ga., RFD 1;

Pure Piedmont Cleveland Big Boll
cotton seed, a good lipter, and heavy
fruiter, Lys yr. from originator, Al per
bu; or $5 per 100 lbs. FOB. /E, A.
Johnson, Pitts, Ga. Rt. 2.

100. bus. Covington Toole Wilt-re-
sistant 1st yr. from breeder $1 per bu;
FOB Dublin. J. L. Allen, Dublin, Ga.

200 bus. Petty Toole Wilt- resistant
cotton seed, recleaned guaranteed to
be sound 90 per bu; in 100 bus lots
80c. -T.O. Whitchard, Blakely, Ga.

Wannamaker resistant cotton seed
$1.25 per bu. in 10 bu. lots. More $1.15
per bu; Also Manleys heavy | fruiter,
$1.25" per. bu FOB. 0. S. Williams,
Scotland, Ga.

40 bus. Wannamaker cotton seed,
slightly mixed 75c per bu; FOB.- Will
trade for good syrup. H. R. Allison,
Bairdston, Ga.

Pure Wannamakers, recleayjed seed,
90c bu. Riley .C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

Pure Wannamaker cotton seed, re-
cee 90 per bu: R. C. Couch, ale
rin, Ga.

Pure Rucker ache seed direct from |

originator in 1929 bolls; cleaned at
gin $1.25 per bu. Mrs. Ww. A Bennett
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Summerour Half and Halt cotton

j seed $1.25 per bu; 1 yr. from originator

48 to 50 per cent lint. Shipped in new
bags: A. F. Mills, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 2.

100 bu. very: fine cotton seed. Sikes
1 and 1-16 in. staple (200 points over
7-8 in. staple and will make bale and
oetter with good farmer per acre), $1
ser bu. O. T. Moreland, Rover, Ga.

50 bu improved: Rucker cotton seed.
7 bales on 5 acres; about 48 per cent
dint, $1 bu, FOB. B.) F. Gantt, Su-
wanee, Ga. Rt. 2.

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed to. exch
for Otootan beans; cotton seed pure
and culled; 100. Ibs. of seed for 1 bu.

\of good sound and clean bean seed.

G. W. Randall, Lavonia, Ga,

Sikes cotton seed $1 per bu; FOB
Griffin, Ga. Staples 1 1-16 in. O. T.
Moreland, Rover, Ga.

40 bus. Wanyamaker Cleveland Big
Boll cotton seed gathered without rain

4 per bu; FOB cash with order. date

Edenfield,. Stillmore, Ga.
ae Lee Wilson Type cotton seed,

$1 per bu, FO:

Ist yr. from originator, $1. J

recleaned $1.25 per bu.



A Wa e, ist yr. from Wilson; Early Big Boll, |
| Prolific, le

my shipping point.
Linton, Ga. |

Wilson Big Boll cotton seed, 1st yr.
from originator; weli giy;ned, not re-

cleaned. Seed is sound $1.25 per bu;

in 1 to 10 bus. lots. In 10 to 50 bus
iots $1 per bu. All prices FOB Sparta
Ga. R. L. Frazier, Sparta, Ga.

Half and Half cotton seed, 1 yr.
from | originator; Pure, unmixed, 46
per cent lint, $1.10 per bu. A. V.
Hartley, Alamo, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pettys Toole Wilt-resistant cotton
seed, will exch a limited amount for
No. 1 Cane syrup. W. G. WaDiemnson,
Vienna, Ga.

Wannamaker Big Boll cotton seed
90c per bu. FOB Jesup, Ga. Cooks,
Wilt-resistant same price. B. a Yeo-
mans, Jesup, Ga.

Pure Pedigreed Cleveland Bie Boll
cotton seed privately ginned, ist yr.
from the originator, $1.25 per bus. FOB
here, James A. Chauncey, Screven,
Ga.

Ruckers Imp. Cotton seed $1 per bu.

COD Cohutta, Ga. These seed were ali

phe seed, ginned pure and clean, $2 per.

gathered beiore the rain and

sound; Will exch. for any kind oi

beans. S. P. Reed, Varnell, Ga.
Neelys long staple cotton seed: $1.25

per bu; Old time Cleveland cotton seed |

annamaker Cleveland $1.25 per bu;

ill exch for Otootan beans, or any
kind of sound hog Bee W. E. Smith,
Carrollton, Ga, Rt. 1.

Pure Half and Half cotton seed, Ist
yr. from originator, carefully pickea
and ginned before, rains $5 per 100 Ibs.
in good strong bags FOB Eastman. J.
B. Proctor, Eastman, Ga.

Cooks Imp. cotto;) seed,
$1.50 per bu. P. B. Dillard, Buena
Vista, Ga. RED 1. 75

Ruckers cotton seed, Ist yr. from
Ruckers Farm, $1 per bu FOB. D. F.
Holcomb, Adairsville, Gao Res 2k

Covington Toole Black root cotton
seed, saved from list picking; Pure
and sound $3.50 per 100 lbs. Joe M.
Brown, McRae, Ga.

20. bus. Rucker Cotton seed; not
more than 1 yr. from originator. Will
exch. Ga. Cane syrup for same. Y,. S.
Gibbs, Abba, Ga.

Paramount Cleveland cotton seed $4.
per 100 lbs. bags FOB. Mac M. Og-
tesby, Hartwell,Ga. -

Neelys Staple cotton seed $4 1

pei
100 lb. bags, FOB. E. E. Satterfield,

Hartwell, Ga. -

25 bus. Cokers Extra Cleveland cot-
ton seed ,absolutely pure and sound;
Cotton produced bale per acre 1929;

>}$1 per bu. FOB. Arthur H. "Meyer,

Wintersville, Ga.

10 bus. choice aVannsadaecr Cleve-'
land Wilt-resistant cotton seed, 1si
yr. from originator, carefully ginyned
and graded $1.25 per bu; 5 bu. lots
3.20) per bu, Gea. A. ~ Thompson,
Swainsboro, Ga. Rt. 2. >

Wannamakers Cleveland Wilt-re-
sistant cotton seed A government test
axperiment,. Ga. for
shows a test of 75.2 per cent. Plantea

i yr. from the originator, 90c per bu

FOB. J. E. Sims, Eilabelle, Ga. Rt. 1.
Wannamaker Cleveland cotton seed,

shes King,
Luella, Ga
25 bus. Miss. Red Cotton seed: lint

from 1 to 1 1-8 in. long. 42 to 44 per

cent lint. $3 per pu del. at Lithonia.
Cash with order. J. W. Reagin, Lith-
unia, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 4.

Half and Half. cotton seed 48 per
cent lint $3 per 100 lbs; Vandivers
heavy fruiter 45 per cent. lint; Kings
imp 45 per cent. special care taken at
gin $2.50 per 100 lbs. FOB. Clint John-
ston, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 6, Box 34,

100 bus. Petty Toole cotton seed. $1
per bu. FOB shipping point. J. W.
Hinson, Helena, Ga. Rt. 1.

Covington Big Boll Wilt-resistant
cotton seed; saved pure at gin. $1 per
Bu Re rs Brown, McRae, Ga.

175 bus. Imp. Sikes Big Boll cotton
seed 1 in.! Staple 44 per cent lint; 1st
yr. from originator. $1.25. per. bu FOB.
150 bus. Pure Rucker 49 per cent lint;
$1.25 per bu. W. C. Robertson, Ce-
dartown, Ga.

Pure Rucker Cotton. seed culled. and
10 bu $10. Ex-

press collect. Jim Tumblin, Gaines-

ville, Ga. Rt. 2.
Pure Early Imp.Prolific King cot-
ton seed, picked out before any rain,
$1 per bu. F. H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.
Rucker cotton seed, 1st yr. from

| originator; kept clean at gin, $1. Paul

Harris, Oakman, Ga.

Neelys. long staple cotton seed, pri-
vately ened 90 per bu; in 2 pu.
bases Pe - Pettigrew, _ LaFayette,
Cleveland. cotton seed $1. per bu;
Sound and true. Ae name. A. M. Bail-
ey, Harlem, Ga.

100. bu. be Cleveland cotton. seed,

. Stap $1. ae

Geo. 'T: Trawick,

ison, Ga. Rt..

cleaned,

germination |



Thursday February 6, 1930.

will exch > for corn or peas; 100 bus.
Summerour Half and Half cotton seed
ginned this yr. 47-49 per cent lint. $1 .
per bu. or will exch. for corn or peas.
R. A. Nunnally, Statham, Ga.
Poulnot cotton seed $1 per bu; in 3_
bu. sacks. Jeff A. Taylor, Buena Vis-
ta, Ga. : a

100 bus. extra fine \_Wannamaker

Cleveland big boll cotton seed, Ist yr.
from originator, grown on 3 acre patch

making over 2700 lbs. lint cg:ton. No

boll weevils, gathered while ary, $1.50

per bu FOB. I. B. Woodard, Sal :
Ga. Agt. C. of Ga. Ry. i

Cleveland cotton seed for eae a

"5c per bu; Also Wannamaker cotton a
seed same price.

Piedmont ne absolutely pure
and recleaned 42 per cent lint. Cleve-
land 1 yr. from the originator and rais-
ed on my farm; kept clean on gin;
all surplus lint removed; $1.25 per bu.
in small lots; large lots special Ere:
Fone! Temple, Hartwell, Ga.

Rhynes Cook Wilt-resistant datton

uy Large lots. cheaper. C. L. BAYA,
Plains, Ga.

- Cotton seed: Coker's. Cleve: and asa;
Ist yr. from originator; Kept pure;
best cotton planted $1 per bu FOB.
Cash with order. Henry Anglin, Wade
ley, Ga.

40 bus. Neely planting cotton seed,
$1 per bu FOB. Walter Hudgens,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4.

Piedmont Cleveland cotton sed
culled and recleaned, for planting, $1.-
25 per bu; .or $3 per 100 lbs. Or: will
exch. for corn, peas or oats. Cry kay
Rhodes, Royston, Gai RG. 2.

Rucker cotton seed, 2nd yr. from>
originator; well cared for, $1 per bu.
Harley Knight, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1.

Rucker cotton seed: ordered. from
originator last spring; $1.25 per bu;

5 bu. or more $1.20 per bu; Would ex-

change for corn, oats, or peas at mar-
ket. price. J. H. Mosley, Rockmart,
Ga. Rit. 5.

Pure Toole Wilt- reatethnt. yield this
rast spring 1M to 1400 lbs. seed cotton
per acre, $1.25 per bu. also pure Coaks ~
307-6 Wilt- resistant, yield was 1200.
Ibs. seed cotton er acre, $1.50 bu. All |
sound, clean; seed. ginned separately
to keep pure, sacked FOB. A. cee
Price, Bronwood, Ga. | ek

Monleys sure crop Big Boll cotton |
seed 75 cents per bushel; ean
Vandiver, heavy fruiter '75c per bu;
both picked before the rain. Bennie pe
Mercer, Summit, Ga.

25 bu. Petty Tool Wilt-resistant cot- _
ton seed $1 per bu; 5 bus. or more 90c.
B. C:: Plyer, Manassas, Ga. Rt. 2. pg

150 bus. Cooks wilt-resistant cotton |
seed; 2nd yr. from originator, Imp.
pure and sound $1.25 per bu. del. FOB |
cars. B. A. Bishop, Fitzgerald, Cras

Recleaned Coker-Cleveland Ques,
from breeder and kept pure. Sac ed
even weight bags at $1 per bu. W. me

Adams, Madison, Ga.

Pure Cokers Cleveland Big Boll cot- :
ton seed $1 per bu. Made 676 lbs. lint
per acre; Picked before rain. J. H.
Jones, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 1.

200 bus. Covington Cleveland No. 32. ey
Wilt-resistant cotton seed;

100 bus.
Wilson type Big Boll, all 1st yr. from.
originator, 100 bus. - a ae
Cleveland big boll $1 per bu; In lots
less than 5 bus. $1.25. Felton aa
iamson, Oak Park, Ga.

Wannamaker Cleveland cotton en
$1.25 per bu; Wiston Type big boll $1.-
50 par bu; both | ist yr. from originator )
All recleaned and culled, picked before

one H. H. Willis, Blakely, Ga. Rt.

Raburns Imp. Poulnot, cotton eat:
$1 per bu; Won 5th prize at_ cotton |
show in Atlanta, 1929. F. iL Raburn,
Ideal, Ga.

Rhynes Cook wilt-resistant cotton a
seed Best by test 1st a from pro-
aucer, $1.75 per bu. C., D, Williamson, | Ea
Plains, Ga: aie

300 bus. Pure Neelys cotton seed 28 id

and 29 seed crop; Staple:1 1-16 inch. |
$1.50 per bu.

T. T. Moses, Turin, Ga.
100 bus.) Wilson ae Big Boll cotton re

oe $1. per bu. . T. Mays, Lyons, ny


50 per bu; Del. $1.25 per bu FOB. oe
bus. Manley's heavy fruiter $11 del.
$10 FOB. H. W. Thurmond, Gresham- -
ville, Ga 9
Petty Tool Wilt-resistant cotton seed
zy per bus; FOB. J. J. Dixon, Camilla
a. Atty
10 bus. Long Staple red. weed rea vy
eee cotto 5 seed $2.50 per bu; slight-
ly mixed FOB. Cash with order, i.
LCs Daniel, Mauk, Ga. Rt.
Continued on 1



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Tities 10c

ou time red Bachelor button seed | 4

Gulines 20 doz; Arb tae t
eyes. Cc per doz; or vitae trees
10 in.

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Each to pay

- Yed, lavender, pink, single red
nice bulbs, 10c ea; all eee Mrs.

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'mum, double petunia, or

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

_ (Continued from page four)



15 for pkg; large deep cream sweet
running Marechalneil Rose
ll 50c ea; Arborvitae seed 20c
spoonful. All del. Mrs. W. J. Barfield,
Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1.

Gladioli bulbs, mixed colors, from
choice varieties; all blooming size, 25c
per doz; Large quantities reduction in
price. Add postage. A re ua with
every order. Mrs, B. J. Edmondson,
Cedartown, Ga. Rt. 3.

__ Yellow and red Japonicas 2 yrs. old;

goc ea; or 4 for $1; All colors of
monthly roses 5 ea; Golden bells 10c
ea.; Daffodils:30c per doz; White nar-
cissus 35c_per-doz; Snow ball sprouts
25 ea; Flowering Aimonds 15c ea;
Button Mums, 25 doz. or 5 doz. for
$1; Weeping Susie Sprouts 10c ea:
Purple Fox gloves 25c per doz, or 5
doz. for $1. Miss Ora Belle Silver,
Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2.

__Arborvitae and Boxwood about 18
in. nigh, 25c ea; well rooted; Narcissi,
Daffodils and Snowdrops 50c per 100.
American Beauty Roses, lilacs and Al-
colors of large flow-
Large red
canna buips, 20c ea; ail color gahlias
20c ea. Mrs. R. J. Heaton, Morgan-

ton, Ga.

American Beauty Roses, lilacs, large
red Canna bulbs; 20c ea; all colors

dahlias 25c ea; Boxwood and Arbor-
vitae about 18 in. high

al 25. Mrs. R.
Jasper Thomas, Morganton, Ga.

ell rooted pink crepe Myrtles, yel-
low bells, single lilacs, sweet pome-
granates, laurel sprouts, old fashioned
velvet roses, 50c ea; will exch for 2
n strain Barred Rock coek-
b. March hatch not over $1.75.

Poege charges.
Cannas, yellow, red and Salmon col-
ors 25 per doz; Large red cannas, 5c
ea; 40c pet doz; Pink and white stripe
Amaryllis bulbs 50c ea.; yellow Jon-
quils, $1 per 100; Pink spring bloom-
ing roses, well rooted 15c ea; $1 per
doz.; eee on orders -amount
ee 50c. . H. L. Elliston, Rupert,

Double Dahlias bulbs, colors deep
ones

erels,

Josephine Spear, Mitchell,

ad Flowering Quince and E
dogwood 3 for 35c; Pink Primroses 25c
io Saal Purple fox gloves 25c; Purple
[ ce per di

\

0z; O e lilies 25 per

doz; now-on-the-Mountain and

Mor Glory 4 tablespoonsful for

15c.. Ida Southerland, Ellijay,
Ga. Rt. 3, Box 48. te:

ur Privet hedge plants 1 1-2 to

2 1-2 ft. tall; well rooted, $2 per 100.
ads d. Mrs. Josephine Spear, Mit-
che

> Ga.
Big Yellow double Marigolds, 1
mone tassel princefeathers toe:
ail to you free. Burnice Carson,
Austell, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Thrift plants 50c per 100; Pink and
Purple Verbena, 3 nice pieces 10c;
Purple Lilac, 25c ea; and Wine

lilies nice bulbs, 25c ea; White

Flag
lilies, 50c per doz. bulbs; Rose of Sha-
ron 25 ea.; April Blooming narcissi
bulbs 25 per doz; Yellow thornless

rose cuttings 3 for 25c;. White
and pink Dorothy Perkins bushes, well
rooted 25c ea. Miss Mittie Windham,
Reynokis, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 85.

Well rooted Cape Jasmines 25c ea;
Jonquils, large double yellow and wht.
25 per doz; Lilac and Crepe Myrtles,
15 ea; Easter lilies 6 for : pee
lilies and Milk and Wine lilies 6 for
45c; Hollyhocks, well rooted 3 for 25c;
Primroses and Shasta Daisies, 6 for
Tinie Phillips, Flowery Branch,

Primroses, 15 per doz; White Eas-
ter lilies, Jonquils, 25c per doz; Lee
Pink roses bloom in April 20c ea; Hol-
bees 10c per tablespoonful of ;
Star of Bethlehem 10c per doz. Add
Miss Drucilla Dodd, Sum-
mersville, Ga.
Begonia cutt 5 + 20Cs Breen
Plea die: Grebe Tiaile $Y ben uae:
roo + Cre e :
or 10c ea; White Winter Pinks 25
per 100; Seed Verbenas, Phlox, asters,
black eyed Susans, Ocean Waves, Zin-
nia, Sultana Seed all mixed, 25c per
pkg:, or 5c ea: Will exch. for any col-
ors carnations, Poppy or pen weig
postage. Miss B. Smith, kite, Ga. Rt.

1.

A lis Crimson lily bulbs very
large Bbc ea: 3 for 50c;, Narcissi 30c
BE petals aie ber ce: Hed Spider
cissi Jonqui ic per > Re
ihe 28 i Riverington Phlox enior
1k 50c per doz.;



Mauve Pi



bs 10c ea.;. Cannas,
ink, e; Wabash pink
osea Gigan



Hungaria rose
-call- |v

low King Humbert or Queen Helen
yellow and red blooms on same stalk;
Winter Colossal, Vivid scarlet, green
foliage Richard Wallace, Canary yel-
low green foliage. Gladiator yellow
Spotted, red green foliage, 3 for 25c.
prepaid. Maude Brooks, Arling-
ton, Ga., RFD. j
Bulbs: large red, salmon pink, rose,
yellow spotted and red with bronze
leaves, canna, 3 for 25c; red and spi-
der lily, Wc ea; red gladioli, 5c ea;
Chandelier lily 20c ea; White and sin-
gle sweet pinks 3 bunches 25c;~Pink
and white and blue Hydrangea, root-
ed, 20c ea; red and pink verbena 3
bunches 25c; Pink crepe Myrtle and
wisteria, 10c ea; several. kinds ferns,
15 ea; several col. oe 2 for
25c; Large begonias, 20c ea; Exch for

A. Huff, Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Milk and Wine lilies blooming size,
25c, $2.50 per doz; smaller size 15c;
Blue Hydrangeas 15 to 25c; Mammoth
size figs 15,to 25c; Shirley poppy seed
Single, mid, 10c per teaspoonful;
Phlox, all bright colors 200 for $1;
will exch. for Buff Orpington, Rocks,
and Rhode Island Red eggs or Hen-
dersons bunch butter beans. Mrs. Ida
Buchanan, Chula, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 122.

Big Boston Rooseveit and Spengeria
ferns, rooted 10c: ea; Red Conk begon-
ia, rooted, 5c ea; Arborvitae 12 in.
high 25c ea. Add postage on orders
under 25c. Mrs. W. R. Murphy, Ball
Ground, Ga. Rt. 5, Box 96.

Mountain Laurel $1 per doz.; Pink,
red, yellow, Azaleas $1 per doz.; Pink
Cherokee roses $1 per doz.; Tiger lil-
ies 30c per. doz.; Bird eye bushes, $1
per doz; Sweet William plants, 25c
per doz.; Mountain fern, 25c doz. Mrs.
Boon Wilson, Morganton, Ga.

White and blue violets 10c per doz.;
Shasta daisies 25c per doz; blue lilacs
10 ea; White, pink rambler roses 20c
Geraniums 4 volors 25c per 6 cuttings;
8 colors large Mums 25c per doz; Star
of Bethlehem 10c per doz.; Perennia.

sweet peas, 10c per root. Add postage.
Mrs. Ada M. Brice, Maxeys, Ga. Box
95.

2 Japanese Rose bushes, 3 yrs. old
50c ea.; Amaryllis bulbs, crimson $1
per doz; White Easter lilies 50c doz,
fOld fashioned butter and eggs dou-
ble; daffodils yellow, very fragrant 25c
per doz.; Shasta daisies 25c per doz;
2 Snow ball Hydrangeas, 50c ea.; No
orders filled for less than 50c. No
stamps accepted. Mrs. M. T. Tanner,
Sandersville, Ga, Rt. 1, Box 8.

Roots of a Terrestrial Orchid, fol-
jage sword like, hardy evergreen, some
times growing to a height of 3 ft.;
Blooms are of a reddish aoe 6 to &
in. across on tall spikes; Directions for
cultivating. with ea. order, 50c ea.; 3
for $1. Mrs. Grant Brock, Tallapoo-
sa, Ga. a :

Cannas: Eureka white, City of Port-
land, pink; Hungarian, pink; Cheer-
fulness, cerise, Gold throat, 50c per
doz. and King Humbert red, yellow;
Wyoming orange; Orange Bedder; The
President, red; Wirtzers Colossal, lar-
gest red, Allemonia, yellow and gold;
Richard Wallace, canary yellow, 40c
per doz; Large milk and wine lilies,
also dark red Amaryllis 75 per doz;
$5 per 100; 50c per doz. for smaller
size; or $3 per 100; Butterfly lilies and
double orange lilies 50c doz; Red Spi-
der lilies, 25 per doz; $1.50 per 100;
The Twelve Apostles lily (has 12 large
blooms to 1 stem) 85c ea.; 4 for $1,
Large stiff leaf caladium 20c ea;

25c per doz, $2 per 100; 2 Pom Pom
tepe! andl 2 button type 25c doz. $1.50
per 100; Rooted blue hydrangea, pink
radiance rose, double white althea and
2 yr.,old pink hibiscus, 25c ea; Ada
postage on orders less than $1.50; Wil
exch. for baby chicks or turkey eggs.
Mrs. J. E. Harrell, Quitman, Ga,, Rt.
6.
_ Jonquils and Daffodil bulbs. 15c per
doz; Butter and Ege and Pope White
| Narcissi 20e doz; Blue Flag lilies 40c
per doz; 1 white Flag lily free with
ea. order for bulbs amounting to 50c;
Canna bulbs red, yellow, and bronze
leaf 40c per doz. Mrs. J. W. Overton,
Bowdon, Ga, Rt. 4.

Double fringe pink poppy seed 10c
per pkg. Yellow and Bronze chrysan-
themums 25c per doz; 4 colors fall
pinks 20c per doz. Mrs. Pearl McDon-
ald, Stapleton, Ga. Rt. 1. | oe

Red, ue yellow and white rose cut-
tings 15c ea; Hardy phlox, mixed _col-
ors, now ready 25c per doz; White
Narcissi 10c ea; Yellow narcissi 20c
per doz; Blanket flowers 25 doz;
White double daisies 10c ea; Shasta
daisies 15 per doz; Pink oxalis 10c ea.
Red and White geranium cuttings 1l5c
ea; Elephant ears 10c ea. Extra dou-
ee ata; wail exert
spoonful; will exch. -
violets, double white






_ hyacinths.
ubs, azaleas, poi:

Spruce pines or Arborvitae. Mrs. W.|2

6),
for $1; 8 varieties of Chrysanthemums |

old seed 10 per
or White cannas, |



-MABRKET BULLETIN.

settias, iris, snowball peonies or Ol-
eanders. Mrs. A. C. Arnett, Amity,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Large double yellow, orange and
dark red canna roots 75c per doz;
Postpaid. Orange day lilies, 60c per
doz; Large mixed chrysanthemums,
Ae per doz, Mrs. E. E. Slack, Leslie,

a.

Milk and Wine lilies $1.25 per doz;
narcissi bulbs $1 per 100 bulbs; But-
ter and eggs $1 per 100: All del. or
will exch. for good setting eggs or
anything useful: Mrs. C. F. Watson,
Dawson, Ga. Rt. B./
_ Large type orchid flowering cannas,
in yellow, orange, spotted, pink and 2
shades red 75c per doz; del. Shasta
daisies and physostegia 35c per doz., or

doz. or 50c; large type Mums and
double dahlias, variety, of colors, fo
del., 1 doz. 35c, 2 doz. 50c or 5 doz. foi
$1 del. Mrs. T. W. Hagood, Marietta,
re ne ee : }

euow dark red purple variegated
dahlia bulbs, 5c ea; Yard eactin 15c
cutting Yellow jonquils 20e per doz.;
White narcissi bulbs 20c per doz. Ada
postage. Mrs. W. J. Dutton, Lawrence-
ville, Ga., Rt. 3.

_Red Dogwood 3 for 25c; Sweet. Wil- |
liams 20c per doz; Golden glow 20c
per doz; White pines and black pines
3 for 25c; Mt. Laurels ang Ivy 6 for
$1; Rhubarbs 75c doz; Hibiscus 25c
ea; Arborvitae 501 ea; Willie Roses 6
for 50; Pink Cherokee roses $1 per
0Z.; All well sooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Martha Pope, Loving, Ga.

Pinks, white and double, Star of
Bethlehem 25c per doz; Lavender and
purple Iris 35c per doz; Brides Wreath
white, 15 ea; Pink roses 4 for 0c"
Daffodils, yellow 30c per doz: Doro-
thy Perkins rose, pink 20c ea; Double

velvet rose, 3 for 40c: Pin ae
roses 20c ea, : k weigelia




























Farm Land

February 13, 1930

_ The next Farm Land Supple-
ment to the Market Bulletin will |

appear February 13th. Notices will |
be received until February 8th. After |
that date they will be returned.

Town and city property cannot
be listed, neither can we carry not- |
ices for real estate agents. _ i



ary 13th.















Please make
short as possible.



Add postage. 6 fox gloves |9

Farms for Rent and Want- le
ed to Rent will be listed weekly up |
to and including our issue of Febru- (

_ Farms for Rent and Want- |
ed to Rent on Shares may be listed |
in any issue of the Market Bulletin. |
Notices of this kind appear under |
the Positions Wanted columns. |



PAGE NINE

free with every order over $1. Mrs.
A. J. Hefner, Talking Rock; Ga. Rt.
2.

Double pink flowering almond, yel-
low thornless roses. White dogwood;
will exch. for Chinese Wisteria, wei-
gelas; Hydrangea, butterfly bush,
Grandpas grey beard. Mrs. T. R.
Griffin, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 5.

Donble Pink cannas $1 per doz; King
Humbert cannas, $1 per doz; Nice lg.
Roosevelt fern cuttings, nicely root- |
ed 15 ea; Maiden Hair fern cuttings
15 ea; well rooted. Pink and white
hardy phlox plants nicely rooted 10c
ea. Mrs. J. A. Forehand, Pinehurst, ~
Ga.

American Beauty rose 25 ea; Per-
ennial rose-20c ea. Double yellow Ja-
ponica 25c ea; or $2.50 per doz; Jon-
quils and daffodils 30c per doz; Snow
drops, 20c per doz; All well rooted.
Mrs. M. L. Kay, Talking Rock, Ga.
Rt. 2, Box 38. es

Snowball, pink weigela, pink crepe
Myrtle, butterfly bush, double althea,
colors dark red and lavender; Purple
Lilacs, yellow bell, Pink almond, Spi-
rea, 15c and 20c ea; Honeysuckle vine,
wisteria vine, 10c ea; Cinnamon vine
bulbs 10c per 6 bulbs; Hollyhock plants

'10e ea; large blue Iris bulbs, 5e ea;

also blue, lavender, yellow double day
orange lilies, 5c ea; Will exch. for dif-
ferent colors of Amaryllis bulbs or
different colors gladioli bulbs. Will pay
reeee on orders of $1 or more. Mrs.
ulia Darnell, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 1.
Zinnias 5c per tablespoonful; touch-
me-nots 10c per teaspoonful, double
and single. is Maud Williams, Lil-

burn, Ga.
almond

Pink Crepe Myrtle flowerin
young mans fancy, Blue lilac, Star
Jasmine, rooted, 15c ea., or 2 for 25c.
Mrs. W. T. Caldwell, Milner, Ga. Rt.

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your notices as |

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PAGE TEN
Flowers And Seed |
For Sale

Red Flowering Quince; White Eng.
dogwood 15c ea; 2 for 25c; Double yel-
low Japonicas, 15c ea; 3 for 40c; White
everblooming climbing rose cuttings 3
for 25; Blooming size red* spider lily
































































einth bulbs 6 for 50c; All bulbs bloom-
ing size; small cluster sweet yellow
-narcissi 20c per doz; Will exch. for
ted spirea, Oleanders; any color hya-
cinths except white or blue, also dou-
ble hollyhocks and other plants. Each
to del. Write first. Mrs. S. F. Smith,
Austell, Ga. Rt. 2.

Little yellow cluster sweet scented
April Narcissi $1 100; Well rooted pur-
ple lilacs 1 1-2 to 2 ft. high, 10c ea;
edge bush cuttings, 1 to 2 ft. long
asily rooted 35c per 100. Add postage.
- Miss Alice Webb, Logansville, Ga. Rt.
the ;

_. Caliopsis, May flowering daisy, blan-
ket flowers, larkspur, phlox, any for
10 per doz; Shasta aisies, golden
glow, Sweet Williams, 20c per doz; hol-
yhocks, 10c ea; Amaryllis 20c ea; cal-
las 50c ea; Forsythia, almond, lilacs,
_ star jasmine, 15c ea; Althea 10c ea;
Spirea 15c; Cuttings of shrubs, jas-
mines and roses 10c per doz; Wander-
ing Jew, 5c ea; Wisteria 15c ea; pri-
vet 10c per cutting; $1, 100; Ornamen-
tal grasses 10c ea., violets $1, 100;
double daffodils, 25c per doz. Mrs.
Belle Godard, Goggins, Ga. Rt. 2.

- low and lemon day lilies 10c ea; red
King Humbert cannas 2 for 5c; pink
verbena 5c a bunch. Add postage.
Mrs. C. W. Dutton, Tusculum, Ga. _
_ Hardy larkspur_ pink, blue variega-
ted, 35c per doz; Calliopsis 30c per doz.
Blue Salvia 40c per doz; Hardy China
Aster, 2 for 25c; Sweet Williams, mix-
ed colors, 40c per doz; Eng. Primrose
50c per doz; Hardy Sweet Peas, pink
and white, 3 for 25c; A few fine dah-
lia bulbs yellow bronze, purple, red,
pink, white, 75c to $2.50 ea. Wil lexch
for Gilobosa, Arborvitae. Mrs. S. W.
Sloan, Auburn, Ga.

_ WVerbenas 3 for 25c; Blue Bell 3 for
25c; Spruce pine and white pine 1 1-2
to 3 ft. high, 20c ea; or 6 for $1; Mt.
Laurel and Ivey, 20c ea; -jonquils, dou-
ble and single 25c doz; Rooted snow
_ balls 20c ea; Rhubarb or pie plants,
- 20c ea; Jerusalem seed 1-2 pint 20c;
pint 35c.. Mrs. W. H. White, Dahlon-
ega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Yellow Jonquils and butter and eggs
I5e per 100 bulbs; large double pink
canna roots, 15c ea.\| Mock lemons, 15c
ea. Single purple lilac, 25c ea; Add
postage. Mrs. R. L. Freeman, For-
syth, Ga. Rt. 6.

Old fashioned double red velvet ro-
ses, rooted, 20c ea; Boston Ivy vine
rooted 25c ea; Trumpet vines 25c ea;
Jap Quince rooted 20c ea; double yel-
low thornless roses rooted 20c ea; Ce-
dar free with every order of $1. Miss
Viola Hensley, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box

Yellow Cannas, Bronze chrysanthe-
mums and crimson rambler roses 5c
apiece or 50c per doz; Will exch any
of these for Gladioli bulbs, dahlia
bulbs, rooted rose bushes any color
Tris, except white, Caladiums or any
kind of pot plants. Write what you
have. Mrs. ee T,. Pearson, Fort
Valley, Ga. Rt. 4.
Extra large double dahlias, dark red
snow white, rose and salmon pink, a
- few lavenders and yellow, 70c per doz
~ pulbs; Instructions for growing dah-
lias sent with orders, on request. Gol-
den glow 40c per doz; or 1 doz. golden
glow and 1 doz. dahlias for $1; Ar-
borvitae, hardy, well rooted trees 1 1-2
to 3 ft. tall, $1.25 to $1.75 ea., accord-
ing to height; Mt. Laurel, Rhododen-
drons, nearly 1 ft. high, 3 for 50c;
White and spruce pines 1 ft. 35c; 2 ft.
45c; 3 ft. 60c; On pines a 50 per cent
reduction given on first price, when
ordering more than one tree of a size.
Mrs. Alvin Todd, Sarah, Ga.
- Hardy philox, 3 colors; golden glow;
white violets; pink rambler roses; new
years vine, 3 or 4 colors; large fall
Snowball, purple lilac, wisteria vine,
pinks; white primrose 25c per doz;
blooming peach, bridal wreath, yel-
low bells, old fashioned thornless ro-
ses 6 for 25c; hyacinths, blue grass,
winter verbenas, 3 for 10c; Double
-narcissi or. March flowers, yellow lil-
ies 25c doz? Plus postage. Will exch.
or White Rock eggs for hatching.
Must be pure bred. Mrs. Sarah Grin-
dle, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.
- Royal Purple Iris, Hardy pink phlox
-30c per doz; Butter cups blue spider
wart 15 doz; Double yellow Japonica.

ouble pink almond, pink _ weigelas,
sp: -forsythia. Blue Wisteria, cin-
white and oe altheas;
r Dark red velvet,

wes

Pp

bulbs, 10 ea., 3 for 25c; White hya-.

Purple Heartsease 10c per doz; yel-



ink

MARKET BULLETIN:

monthly roses, Dorothy Perkins white
ramblers, 20c ea; Purple lilac 20c ea.
Mt. Laurel, 25 ea; Mixed colors aza-

_| leas, $1.50 per doz; Golden Glow, 25c

per doz; Trailing arbutus 50c doz;
Orange day lilies $1; Rhododendrons,
Spruce pines 6 for $1.50. All well roo-
ted add postage Mrs. Martha Eller,
Ella Gap, Ga.

Large white, yelow and red chry-
santhemum plants 40c per doz; Post-
paid or will exch for dried apples or
peaches. Orders booked now to be fill-
ed later. Mrs. J. L. Hook, Oliver,- Ga.

Dark pink peony bulbs, double 40c
ea; 3 for $1. Japan lilies Oriental or-
ehids bulbs, 30c ea. Miss Minnie Nash
Hampton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Hastings double dahlia bulbs, fin-
est veriety, five shades. of pink, all
shades of red, white buff orange and
yellow 20c ea; or $2 per doz; Cape
jasmine, large white fragrant blooms
1 yr. old 25 ea; $2.50 per doz; Canna
seed mixed colors 15 for 10c. Miss
Delila Martin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 9.

Pink almond, purple lilac, Mt. Lau-
rel, Eng dogwood, Cedar and cape jas-
mine 2 for 25c; Purple Wisteria and
Va. creeper vines 3 for 25c; White Iris
15c per doz; Double poppy seed, 2 ta-
blespoonsful 10c. Monthly roses, 2 yrs.
old, 20c ea; Hollyhock 20c per doz;
Evergreen vines has purple flowers, 6
for 25c; Add postage, on small orders.
gue L. G. Sanders, Dewyrose, Ga. Rt.

Hollyhock, marigolds, mixed colored
Balsam, all colors zinnias, four oclocks
all nice seeds, 5c per pkg. Narcissi
bulbs 10 for 25c; Purple Iris 25c; doz.
yellow beils 15c ea; Pink weigelas, pink
flowering almonds 15c ea; Fall pinks
several colors, 25c per doz; Purple fox
gloves 15c per doz; Hardy Phlox dif-
ferent colors, 20c per doz.; Honeysuck-
le bushes, 25c ea; Geraniums, 7, kinds
mostly all doubled, 2 for 15c; June
cactus cuttings, 5c ea; Hibiscus cut-
tings 10c ea; Lantana cuttings 2 for
oc; 2 or 3 Justicia rooted 15c each;
White and green and red striped Jew
vine 6 for 10c; Double Fuchsias, 5c
per cuting; Porch hydrangeas large
cuttings 10c ea. Miss Mary E. Grin-
dle, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 42.

Cherokee roses, rooted $4.50, 100; 25
rooted boxwood 12 in. high, $6; dwarf
boxwood 5 and 6 in. $6, 100; variety
Same price; pink crepe Myrtles $2.50
per doz; All plants packed well and
del at their price. Mrs. J. Y, Rodgers,
Greenville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Show or Ball type dahlias, when in
full bloom, flowers are almost round;
colors yellow, white, red, purple, or-
ange, pink, purple and white variega-
ted 75c pe doz. Pink climbing roses,
purple lilac bushes and Boston ferns
15c ea., mixed colors sweet Williams
plants, 30c doz; Japanese Iris cream
and blue flag lilies 40c per doz; Amur
River Privet leaves small dark green
$1.25 for plants; cutings 50c per 100;
Large flat leaf evergreen 5c ea; Ear-
ly blooming red gladioli bulbs, 30c per
doz; Large flowering yellow cannas,
&0c per doz. Postpaid. Mrs. A. C. Glad-
den, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 44.

Weeping Mary blooming size 50c ea;
Pink altheas large size 30c ea; small
size 3 for 25c; Butter and Egg bulbs
15c per doz; Will exch any of these
for new scraps for quilting or new
flour or sugar sacks. Mrs. Lena Tuck,
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3.

Hastings finest dahlia bulbs dou-
ble large type, white yellow red, bright
red, and pink quill type. Pink 15c ea;
or $1.50 per doz. _Mrs. Alton Grindle,
Cumming, Ga. RFD 4. ,

Phlox plants mixed colors, 25 per
100; large flowering cannas, red and
yellow, 35c per doz; red and purple
verbenas, 25c per doz. Miss Janie
Bennett, Cordele, Ga. Rt. D.

Pink thrift plants 50c per 100; 500
$2; Caladium bulbs 50c Milk and Wine
lilies 40c ea; 3 for $1; Canna bulbs 10c
ea., or $1 per doz; Colors dark pink,
light pink fire flame. Burnt orange
and variegated; October lilies, 50c per
doz.; yellow jonquils and narcissi bulbs
25 per doz; Add postage. Miss Ju-
lia Parr, Reynolds, Ga., Rt. 1.

White and purple Iris 35 per doz;
yellow June lilies 25 per doz; White
May lilies 25c ea; or 3 for 50c; Alth-
sas 15 ea., or 6 for 50c; Pink crepe

Myrtles, 25c; Japanese Morning Glory |G

seed, 10c per pkg. Mrs. Lula Hawk-
ins, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 4. |

25 or 30 M canna roots for sale; Al-
lemonia, yellow and gold 6 ft.; Glad-
iator, yellow spotted red 4 1-2 ft; Rich-
ard Wallace, canary yellow, 4 ft.; Yel-
low King Humbert, lemon striped 5
ft; Indiana, orange 5 ft; The Presi-
dent, Glowing Scarlet 5 ft.;
white 3 1-2 ft; Write for prices. Mrs
Eugenia Simmons. Lakeland, Ga.
. Perennial Hardy phlox plants, all
colors, 20 per mated



5c ea; Yellow tuberoses 20c

Eureka, |.

| ple lavender, white buff rose all shades

of red, variegaeed
exch SS doz; del. ?
joa te



varieg: aponi

double pink canna roots any color
Hydrangea, large bloom *~chrysanthe-

mum, Foinsettias, Easter. lilies, Azal- |

eas, peonies, bleeding heart or weige-

las. Each to Mies Reset post. Mrs. J.

T. Monfort, Cuthbert, Ga, ae
1200 canna roots, President; and 1500

Richard Wallace, Orange Bedder and

Allemonia. The lot for $25. FOB. Mrs.

we J. Ross, 500 Jackson St., Valdosta,
a. ?

Sweet violets: 50c per 100; Yellow
jonquils 25 per-doz; Yellow. narcissi,
25c per doz; Butter and Egg 25-doz.;
White with pinkstripe Amaryllis bulbs
2 for 25c; Red Oct. lilies 25 -per doz;
White: flag~lilies; 25 doz. Mrs: Lee
Moseiy, Reynolds, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 82.

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels, Box-
wood 6 for $1; Eng. dogwood spirea,
6 for $1; Pink, red and yellow azal-
eas; pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz;
Iris, Junipers (Pyramidal); arborvitae
4 for $1;. Blue Japanese Iris, Lemon
lilies, 45c per doz; Orange day lilies,
Sweet Williams, 30c per doz; Pink and
white perennial phlox 30c; Red Ja-
ponicas, pink peonies, 25c ea; Pink
and white hibiscus 6 for $1; Pink al-
mond and American . Beauty roses,
white and pink dogwood, 6 for $1. Sa-
die Wilson, Morganton, Ga.

Bridal Wreath red monthly oe
er doz;
Golden glow 20c; Rooted yellow and
white narcissi, pink weigelas, fox glove
30c per doz; Blue Wisteria 50c root-
ed; Rambler roses, pink and red, 25c;
well rooted; Lady of Lake winter pinks
March flowers, Easter. roses, purple
Iris 30 per doz; single hollyhocks 25c
per doz; Weeping Willows 15c per cut-
ting. Violets. 10c per doz; Boxwoods 30c
ea; Ash trees, 25c; Will give 1 Juniper
with every $1 order. Add postage; no
stamps accepted. Miss Carrie illos,
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. wos

Snow Balls, Bridal Wreath, Pink al-
mond, 25c ea; Pink weigelas, 15c ea;
Yellow thornless roses; purple lilac
25c; Bleeding Hearts, 30c; Juniper
cuttings and evergreens 15c; Hardy
Phlox and dusty Millers, 25c per doz;
Pink and. white and red geraniums
cuttings and Christmas cactus, 10c ea:
Blue Iris 60c per doz; 1 doz. Fox gloves
free with every order over $1. Add
postage. Mrs. Effie Silver, Talking
Rock, Gaye R627 !

Galax ferns, 25c per doz; White Spi-
der lilies, 15 per bulb; Variegated
yellow and white Mums, 40c per doz.
Hardy Rosemary 25c ea; Buttercups
and Phlox and Fox gloves 25 per doz.
Eng dogwood and Junipers rooted, 2
yrs. old 3 ft. high, 60c ea; Small, 10
to 15 in. 50 ea., or 3 for $1: Boxwoods
rooted from 2 yrs. up to 6 yrs. Dif-
ferent sizes different prices. Dark blue
and pure and. yellow Iris 50c per
doz. or $2 per 100; Double yellow can-

nas $0c per doz; Lemon lilies 50c, Snow |

Balls 20c ea; Lilac and weigela, 15c
a Miss Evelyn Padgett, Ella Gap,
a.
Pink Dorothy Perkins rambler rose
lic ea; 2 for 25c; Pink Azaleas, 15c

ea., or $1.20 per doz; Red Maple 15c | Rt

ea; Cream with rose throat Gladioli
25c per doz; Red Japanese Fragrant
Honeysuckle vines 10c ea; or 50 per.
doz; Single dahlias; double dahlias;
pink double cactus, 25c ea. Miss Eve-
lyn Roberts, Tallapoosa, Ga: :
Cannas deep pink, green foliage;
Hardy Phlox, deep rosy pink, 60c per
doz; King Humbert, deep red bronze
foliage 50c doz; White tinted yellow
green foliage 3 for 25c; deep red green
foliage, 50c per doz; Rare shades of
deep rich pink green foliage 25 per
bulb; Pink Verbena well rooted, 3 for
25; double yellow day lilies 50c per
doz; Hollyhocks plants deep red dou-
ble 10c per plant; Petunia plants mix-
es 50c. Mrs. E. J. Forrester, Sparta,
a.

30

Giant Trumpet daffodils per

doz; Cream Narcissi and sweet scented |3 ft. hi

yellow jonquils 40c per doz; Tiger lil-
ies 35c per doz; Large Iris bulbs 75c
per doz; Golden glow 25 per clump:
Trailing Arbutus, 35 per doz: Chero-
kee roses, 25 ea; Pansy plants 20c per
doz; Pepper mint 20c doz; Weeping
Mary plants 25 per doz: Old fash-
ioned pinks, yellow and white 25c per
doz; Add postage on orders less than
$1. Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff,

a. i

Jonquils and white Easter lily bulbs
20c per doz; Blanket flower seed 5c
per tablespoonful; Well rooted Oak
Hydrangea 2 to 3 ft. high 30c ea: Bri-
dal Wreath, and yellow bloom Christ-.
mas bush, 25 ea; Eng. Ivy vine, 15c.

Mis Frances pa Stockbridge, Gal G

Rt. 1, Box 74 POS Se |
Dahlias, Cactus, Peony. double sin-
gle and ball type; yellow, pink, pur-

colors | $1.25 per





- Thursday, February 6;1930.

be used for chicken feed. Mrs. Eugene
Mozely, Clayton, Ga.

Amaryllis, 35c ea; blooming. size.or. 4

for $1; Wonder lilies 20c ea; St. Ber-

nard lilies 25c ea; Orange Scarlet Eas-
ter lilies, $1 per doz; Leopard Begon-

ias, 25c; White Jonquils, 20c per doz;

King Humbert Cannas 15c ea;. Pillow

of fire 15 ea; 2 for 25c; Double Bronze:

Roses, Porch Caiadium, green leaf 20c
ea. Mrs. H. F. Carter, Lake Park, Ga.

Hardy Phlox, white pink, and pur-
ple 20c per doz; Bleeding Heart, 20c
ea; Snow ball, Althea, Butterfly bush-
es, Peach roses, 15 ea;

daffodils, $1, 100. Mrs. S. E. Ander-

son, Rolston, Ga.

Yucca, cherry trees 25c ea.; Spirea _
50 2 to 30 ft. Lilac 35c 1 1-2 to .2 ft..
Iris, white and purple 10c e@a;.

tall;
Jonquil bulbs, $1, 100; Cannas (Bronz-
ed Leaf) l5c ea;
Christmas Honeysuckle 35c ea; Paul

Neyron Roses 2. to 3 ft. tall 60c; Pri-

yet Hedge, well rooted. Mrs. J. O. Dye,
Forsyth, Ga, Rtv Bir 4) tat Moyen

Hastings large type red cannas, 50c
per doz; also dark red gladiolus, 50c
per doz; Add postage. All nice large
bulbs. Miss Bessie Robertson, Omega,
Ga. Rt. 1. ie

Blue. Iris, April blooming, white nar-
cissus, yellow cannas, 25c per doz; or
will exch. for pot flowers, Ernestine
Wages, Auburn, Ga. +s sie a

5-.colors, double Dahlia. bulbs, 15
per bulb; Hastings double: Popp.
all colors 10c per tablespoonful. Large
Hollyhoeks 10c per spoonful. Mrs. R.
P. Brock, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 4. ~~ "'

Jonquils and daffodils, 10c per doz;

Red, yellow and striped cannas, 10c _
ea; Purple hardy Phlox 25c; Purple
Iris 10c per doz; Double, yellow, pink |

and bronze dahlias 10c ea; Bleeding

Heart, 25c; Bunch bride wreath, snow

ball, dogwood, 10c ea. Audrey Davis,
Rolston, Ga. : :

Giant Pansy plants, mixed colors,

lc ea; Add 7c for postage. Mrs. O. E.
Bro , Doerun, Ga., Rt. 4.

.. Butter and egg bulbs $1 per 100;.

Jonquils, daffodils bulbs, $1 per 100;

Blue Spider lilies 50c per doz: Canna ~
Pink hyacinths, 45c
r doz; Blue hyacinths $1 per 100,

lilies, 12. for $1;

a John A. McCurley, Hartwell, Ga.

Gladioli bulbs,
throat 25c per doz; 2 crepe Myrtles
heavy rooted 50c ea; White Shasta
daisies 25c ea; Purple and white lilac

sprouts, 35 ea; will exch for dried
fruit free from worms, core, etc., or

postage. .

cabbage plants. Each to pa

Mrs. George W. Wiley, and, ,
Rt. 1. a rea

Red running rose cuttings, not root-_
ed, 3 for 25c; wild honeysuckle, well

rooted, yellow pink and red, 5c ea.,
6 for 25 Yellow cannas 3 for 25e;
Flowering Quinces 5c ea; plus postage.
ae Carrie Anderson, Cleveland, Ga.

Japanese double Sunflowers, African
double and single orange and lemon

|Marigolds, Large type single Holly-

hocks 6 colors, larkspur 6 colors, Bal-
sam Red running cypress, zinnias, 10
colors, Chinese Lantana seeds, Calli-
opsis and Strawflowers, all 5 a spoon-

1 or.1 cupful over 50 varieties 25;
Double and mixed type dahlias, ever-
lasting sweet pea seed 15 per spoon-
ful; Winter yellow Oxalis, 15c per doz.

Mixed colors and types Gladioli 50c
per 100; Pot flowers Ntor spring. Ada ;
xch

postage, cash only. Will exch for: oth-
er flowers. Write first. F. George Har-
old Pass, Point Peter, Ga. Rt. 2.

Monthly roses, red, white, pink, yel-

low; well rooted, some bloomed last
summer $1,75 per doz; Sweet Williams
same he fox glove, Hemlocks, 2 and

. high,
na, Red and purple 75 per doz; Grass
cadets Mey

postage. Mrs. F. M. Turner, Cleve-~
land, Ga. Rt. 4. . ae
| Double orange, lemon and dark red
with yellow center Marigolds; Pop-

py seed at 12c per tablespoonful; Yel-

low canna bulbs, 35 per doz;
santhemums, white, pink
yellow and bronze 20c per doz; 2 doz.
for 35c. Small yellow chrysanthemums
10 per doz; 2 for 15c. Mrs. T. C, Bev-:
erly, Ochlochnee, Ga. ;
Old fashioned blue

Chry-

Periwinkles,

flowers, 2c ea; Not less than 12 plants

will be sold. Can sell as many as 100:

10c per doz; or 12 doz. $1;
Phlox plants 8c per doz; No orders fil-

led for less than 50c.

Browning, Buchana Ga
(Continued ze
Aa

White Spider lilies 35c ea; Striped

Horsemint,
Golden Glow, Tiger lilies, Purple Iris
-15c doz. White and yellow Jonquils,

Forsythia 15 ea;

seed, -

pink with yellow.

$2 per doz; Winter Verbe-

price, velvet roses, 15c ea.

lavender,

Mrs, S. M. Timberlake, Marshallville, |

Be j\ : BRR RE ne
April blooming white narcissi bulbs a
MARCA is oa







Thursday, Fe 930

bruary 6, 1

Cotton Seed For Sale |



(Continued from page eight)
COTTON SEED FOR SALE -
_ 300 bu. Addison cotton seed, picked
before the storm; made 30 bales on 45
acres, in 1929; $1 per hu, FOB. T. oO.
iggins, Molena, Ga. athe
60 bus. Pure Rucker cotton seed 1st
yr. from originator $1 per bu. or will
exch for pure bred pigs. V. R. Craw-
ford, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 2. pe
_, Wannamaker Cleveland, sound, pure
and recleaned, $4.50 per 100 lb. bags,
oe Ben R| Tanner, Sandersville,
Ga. | oe a ne nee
Pure Half and Half cotton. seed
- heavy fruiter, $1 r bu. FOB. Will
send gin record. J. L. Hendley, Gar-
pid, Ga Rt 2. pe
0 bus Ruckers cotton seed at $1 per
, 8 bus. Honey drip cane seed 4 per
as _W. M. Delay, Powder Springs, Ga.
ii ey Li Pore - : s
Pettys Improved Wilt-resistant cot-
ton seed $2 per bu; Small lots. Write
fer prices on large lots. Ginned on
ai gin
Terrell C

. H. A. Petty, Dawson, Ga.
Wannamaker seed
10 bus. R.

: 1-16 in. staple cotton
; #lso Piedmont. Cleveland, both

earefully ginned, $3.25 per cwt. S. L.

-_ Thornton, Deweyrose, Ga. Rt. 2.

Wilson-Clevelaynd cotton seed from
made 8 bales to five acres:

plot that made &
official test, $1.25 per bu. Petty-Tool
Wilt-resistant. cotton seed, direct from

reeder, $1.25 per bu. R. F. Burch, Jr.

stman, Ga. ied ea ea Ae

00 bus. Piedmant Cleveland cotton
ed. $1 per bu; 50 bus. Cokers No. '5
f $1 pr bu. |W.
ille, Ga. RFD 3. Co
500 bus. Coker Pedigreed cotton seed

100 bus. Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed |

per bu. .N, 'T, Sanders, Commerce
1000 bus. Cleveland Wannamaker
d. Tooles Wilt-resistant cotton seed
per bu. W. M. Boney, Dublin, Ga,
pen. ai ; oy 5
Pure Poulnot cotton seed $1 per-.bu.

deff Taylor, Buena Vista,. ea

jtings Bank Account \cottc

Hast. n seed,
_ yr. from. originattor

sou-d and
ood; $1 oe OB or will exch far
Sure Rucker Cotton seed. Nad Wea-
wer, Valkine Rock, Ga. Rt 3.0.
_. Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed, also
ankford heavy fruiter both $1. per
u FOB. Cash: with order or will ex-
change for field peas. C. A. Wilbanks,
mmerce, Ga. Rt. 5.: Pies gaat oa
Pure Piedmont Cleveland cotton
eed, 2nd yr. from originator. Picked
before rain; privately ginned; reclean-
d $1.25 per bu. R. W. Stembridge,
illedgeville, Ga. f

i

ure Selected Rucker cotton ; seed,

yr. from originator; $1.25 per bu.

es on request, L.

mpl
Ga,

B. Landrum,
airsville, Bae :





. Want 75 or 100 bus. of Pure Poulnot
_ cotton seed, from North Ga. State
best price. Mrs. J. A. Hart, Buena
ta, Ga. RFD 1. fie Vie y
Want to exch. Pure Ga. Cane syrup

in 1-2 gal. cans for cotton seed, any
variety good for planting, or running
peanuts. Svrup guaranteed. (No Name
address)
Want to
peanuts for Imp. Pure Wannamaker
otton seed; 10 or 15 bus. lb. for: lb.
each to pay charges on same. G. D.
Buntin, Georgetown, Ga. ;
_ Pedigreed Cotton seed. State fully
the kind, land best situated for its
production and suggestions for suc-
ea culture. Chas. F. Howe, Fort
Valley, Ga. / x
Want to exch. Wilson cotton seed for

Velvet beans; will give 5 bus. cotton |8

seed for 4 bus. Velvet beans or_ will
give 5 bu. cotton seed for 1 bu. Otoo-
tan beans, or 5 bus. cotton seed for 5
N. C. Ground peas. L. J. Sinyard,
kinsville, Ga. Rt. 1, .
fant 5 bus. of College No. 1 cotton
, pure and recleaned. C. L. Cleve-

a. Cane syrup for same.

. 8S. Gibbs, Abba, Ga. ; ue
Want: Jacksons lintless cotton seed.
Quote price and full description of the
otton. A. J. Strickland, Valdosta, Ga.
fant: Few bus. Cook Wilt-resistant
otten seed 1st yr. from breeder
re... 'T. |W. Bruner, Col

s. Recleaned, sacked in new

, $3 per bag: cut
R. Steinheimer,

T. Allen, Daniels

|early Brimmer, -

exch No. 1 White Spanish |

9erries on single fruit stem,

ly, Ga.

15
and |

ton seed; make lowest. price. G. M.
Young, Rebecca, Gran, RED 2;

Plants For Sale

Large size heading variety of col-
lards, 500, 80c; Crystal wax and yel-
low Bermuda onion sets. same price.
Or will exch for syrup, peanuts or
ore B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch,

Masi tt :
Klondike strawberry plants, $2 per
M or exch for Bermuda onion plants:
eggs from pure bred chickens or other
ah ge A. D. Maxwell, Montezuma,

a. \ =
Sweet Himalaya. berry sprouts, 3 for
20c; 6 for 45c. Miiss Sallie Happlodt,
Lewiston, Ga. VAG
_ Klondike, Lady Thompson and Miss-
onary strawberry plants, 50c a 100;
$3.50 M. Gov. insp. Exch for syrup,
honey or chickens, Mrs. Lee Head,
Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 1.

. Strawberry plants, 25c a 100; sage
plants, 10 ea., 3 for 25c. All post-
paid. Exch. for old fashioned, . long
green striped golden meat watermelon
seed, and some blue Jersey or Java
ae L. J. Vollrath, Winston,
Bo re OM
. Progressive Eyerbearing and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, $2.50 M.
R. L. Wheeler, Macon, Ga., Rt. 5.
_ Himalaya blackberrv vines well roo-
ted 10c ea; Eldorado blackberry bush-
es 5c: Ida Baugh, Athens, Ga. _
For extra early shipment from hot
beds guaranteed pure Gov. inspected
Porto Rican potatoes plants $2.25 per
M; later $1.50 per M. ail FOB here.
James A. Chauncey, Screven, Ga. _
Blackberry plants well rooted, 20c
per doz; or exch for cabbage plants
or canna bulbs. White narcissi bulbs
25c; Will exch. for cabbage plants and
other flowers, purple lilac sprouts to
2xch. also. Mrs. S. P. Reed, Varnell,
Gases REDO 2 oF ons
. Good healthy strawberry plants 20c
per 100; or will exch. for Early Jer-
sey cabbage or white Bermuda onion
plants, or for Hastings: White Bunch |
butter bean or garden pea seed. Or
for double zinnia seed, all colors. Mrs.
Cleon Cowart, Summit, Ga, Rt. 2,
Box 89. - PNT eh
Brandy Wine strawberry plants, 25c.
per 400; or $2 per M. Burbanks thorn-
less blackberry plants, 10c ea; or $1
per doz. Plus postage. B. J. \Pike,
Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 7. : y
Cabbage plants, 50c, 300; 75c 500;
sollard plants $1 M. Bill Crow, Gaines-
Ville, Ga: Rt. 2. "3 Be aa
Genuine Young Dewberry plants $10
per 100; $2.50 per doz. H. E. William

1 Athens, Ga. 481 Ruth St.

Large size heading variety collard
plants 80c 500. B. R. Woodliff,. Flow-
hery Branch, Ga. oa

Wakefield ard Dutch cabbage plants
75c, 200; 500, $1.25, $2 M. Cader Ste-
phens, Flowery Branch, Ga.
50M tomato plants, ready for ship-
ment about. April Ist. Hastings extra
Red Field Beauty,

| Greater Baltimore, Gulf State Mar-

Cotton Seed Wanted |

ket, Dwarf Champion, Marglobe, Nor-
ion, Macchless, Acme, Stone, also Roy-
al King, Ruby King and large Bel!
(sweet) pepper plants. Book order now
or first. shipment; 75 a 100, 25c

loz., prepaid. These prices are for all
orders received by March Ist. High-
ar after that date. Our. plants are
lirect from. Hastings seed. J. N, Car-
son, Hampton, Ga. Rt, 2. ao
Red Gold No. 999 Giant. and Mas-
sodon strawberry plants; Red Gold $1

'8 yrs. scientific breeding and select-
-ng (cross between No. 999-.Giant and
>remier, direct Osage, Iowa), 1 Fo =
around, very sweet wild flavor, June
eruieinie. sonn: Chrisulakey, Washing-
ton, Gan);

Klondike strawberry plants, 20c a
100, $2 M, also rooted catnip, 25c doz.
Mrs. L. R. Rampey, Elberton, Ga. Rt.

ie Everbearing strawberry plants, 20c
3 100, or exch. for dried fruit, peas,
5r for dahlia bulbs, or other flowers.
Write what you. have (No name or
Me pria! Mesiodon -everbearing straw-
berry vlants, strong and well rooted,
$2 a 100 postpaid. L. Hattaway, Blake-

600 Lucretia dewberry plants, $5; 600
"ldorado blackberry, $5 del., 700 Kud-~-
zu plants, $6. Maud Hamby, Green-
WEG. Cea Ta Se
Cabbage - pene ages aa ne

a onion. dlants; each, 40c, 100;
Rermuda onl 50M. postpaid, |
a, Ga, Rts 2,



| M, 3M, $3.25: 5M. $5. De
Macon, Ga., Rt. 3.

loz., $2, 50; $4, 100; $25 M. Result. of |

| Owens,

strawberry plants, for

ON EES

MARKET BULLETIN |

also scuppernong vines, 1 to 2 yrs. old,
10c ea., $1 doz. H. N. Bowles; Canon,
Ga. Roe lees

Crystal Wax and. Bermuda. onion,
healthy, fine plants, 65c, 500; . $1.25
1. E. Y. Stokes,

Collard plants $1 M, 500, 60c; post-.
paia. Will exch. Lee Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Lah

Bermuda and Crystal Wax > onion
plants, 65c, 500; $1.25 M, 3M, $3.25;

?

oM, $5 del. C. W. Stokes, Macon, Ga.
PUB! :

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion plants
$1.25 M. N. A. Wynn, Glenwood, Ga.
Tame gooseberry bushes, $1. doz.
Mrs. F. R. Fowler, Roy, Ga.
Good Kudzu roots, $1. a 100, $8.50
M or exch for -corn, chickens, cabbage
plants, pecans, or anything can use
}Jack Shirley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 1. ;

Mrs. W. C: Megser, Waleska, Ga.
Want, to contract to grow 150 to 200
M improved Porto Rico sweet potato
plants, State insp., for reliable plant
dealer. S. G. Gibson, Folkston, Ga.,
Mo. T. BOR 47) oe Bas

50 M, 10M lots, $1. M. Exch for vany-.
thing can

use. W. E. Goodwin, Wad-
les Gays, :

- Missionary Strawberry plants, 25c. a
/100 ;also scuppernong vines, 20c ea.,
rooted cut. Add postage. Mrs. J. C. Dar-
nell,. Jasper, Ga. Rt. 1.0 . o

Everbearing strawberry plants, 30c a
200 del., and inspected. Mrs. H. D. Burt
Americus, Gai Rt. 2 Box 136...

Giant Himalaya berry plants. .25c
doz. Mrs. J
Gan Fb..5: ar A aa al ae }

Large two yr. old Kudzu plants $1
a 100, $7.50 a 1M also spearment and
beppermint plants, 25 for 3 doz., No
order filled for less than 25c. Mrs. Fan-
nie Pharr, Buford, Ga. Rt: 1. if

Well rooted 2 to 3 yr. old Kudzu

cuttings, $1 a 100, $7.50 a 1M. J. L. A-
kins, Leesburg, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 47.

Klondike, Lady Thompson and pro-
gressive everbearing strawberry plants,
0c a 100, or exch. for chickens or Sum-
merour cotton seed or Ga. Cane sy-
rup. W. H. Alexander, Cleveland, Ga.

Imp. large, tame Klondike straw-
berry plants thirty cents a 100; 500
$1.75 postpaid; by express collect, $1.40

|M. Good plants. Prompt Shipment. R.

S. Burgess, Pembroke,

Cae 6
wucretia dewberry plants, 80c doz. Mrs
O. D. Wodruff, Greenville, Ga.
_ Himalya blackberry plan Syd: Oz.
50c; $1.25 a 100; horse radish, Jap red
flowering quince, and cydonia Japoni-
a@ plants. Exch: for . sweet potato
plants to be del. in May or June. Ea.
te del., also exch. for Spanish peanuts.
Mrs. S.,.T. Smith, Austell, Ga: FRE UO:
Crystal Wax, Bermuda onion plants,
from pure Teneriffe seed, $1 M, FOB.
Add postage if ordered by pp. Hak.
Stair, Valdosta, Ga. se ks
Sage plants 15 ea., 2 for 25c; mam-
moth everbearing Strawberry plants,
30 a 100; also sweet and sour pome-
granate bushes, 25c ea, KE. L. Corley,
Mauk: Gao Rta: ye
Sage plants, 3 for 25; 65c doz., alsc
2 good variety of strawberry plants.
.9 4 100; exch for pecans or peanuts.
J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga. |
Everbearing 2 yr. old
ants, earliest var., blooming now, i9c
loz., 7 doz. $1 Exch,for few. eating

jweet potatoes, large size peanuts, pe-
ans, a few cabbage plants, or any
ind butter beans. Mrs. G. R. Long
weathersville, Ga. a en
Bermuda onion plants, $1 M. W. W.:
Williarns, Quitman, Ga. :
Hastings extra early tomato plants
' to. 8 in, high (from seed saved by
elf from selected tomataes) $2.50 per
Mf del., also improved State insp. Por-
0. Rico potato slips, $2 M del. J. O.
Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt. 1,

Plants Wanted

Want to exch Himalaya blackberry
vines for Lucretia dewberry or rasv-
2erry vines each to vay postage. Mrs.
J.T. McElhannon, Nicholson, Ga.
Want to exchange collard seed for
horse radish or rhubarb plants. Mrs.
O. L. Bush, Doerun, Ga.

Want to exch 100
strawberry for 100 Early Jersey Wake-
field cabbage plants: or for teacup of
200d variety English pea seed. Mrs.
Alice Garner, Palmetto. Ga, poe

Want to exch. 200 -Everbearing
200 frost: proof
E. J., or Chas. Wakefield cabbase

good variety

Valentine. snap.
small lima i

whi



dap. Kudzu vines, 50c doz., or exch}
|for Bermuda onion or cabbage plants.

et
eqpeverbearing strawberry plants, $1.-

. M. Abercrombie, Newnan,

EUG ND,

strawberry

plants also exch. 300 strawberry plants |

for 1 lb, Early Red 1

bean seed and 1 1 te | postage. Mrs, Cc
ole Gay Rt. Ti,

PAGE ELEVEN

Seed For Sale

Yellow. meat sugar loaf watermelon
Seed 10c per pkg. of 2 tablespoonsful.
B. M. Miller, 'Titton, Ga. Rt. ae

Selected Stone Mountain watermel-_
on seed 65 per lb; also Scochlers
Melon seed 65 per Ib. Walter Har-
per, Wray, Ga.. EO a aati

30 to 50 lbs. genuine selected Dixie
Bell and Lifsey, watermelon seed, 1929
growth 65 per. lb. W. B, Hollings-'
worth, Fayetteville, Ga. Aas
Collard seed, 1929 seed; 10c per 1-4
lb. A. V. Hartley, Alamo, Ga, Rt. 1.

100 los Thurmond Grey melon seed
9 per ib; or the lot 50c per ib; Dixie
Bell watermelon seed $1 Ib. T. W,.
Register, Vienna, Ga. Ge Neate

Pure Imp. Jones watermelon seed,
$1 per lb. J. B. Smith, Locust Grove,
AE Se dese oy Oa cc
20 lbs. collard. sed 35c' per lb. del.
Ga, Carl Layton, Tennille) Gas. |

Tomato seed 10c per tbls also collard |
seed same price. Green pod okra seed
loc per, half cupfull. Mixed turnip
seed 35c per lb. Mrs. O. L. Bush, Doe-,
PU Gra Ga ace uae

Greasy heading collard seed 10 pe
bls. or $1 per lb. No stamps. ' Mrs,
Stacy Rahn, Rincon, Ga. Rt. 2.

. New sound and pure frost-pro
garden or Eng. peas, 35 per lb; 4 1

$1 del. Also pure white baby lim
butter beans at 5c per Ib. Lg. Cali-
fornia, black-eyed peas, 25c per lb; 6
tbs for $1 del; Will exch limited quan
tities for white or cream colored, su-
gar crowders, also Lady peas. Send
sample and quote price. Carl. Will-
iams, Locust Grove, Ga. CUA anid

1 1-2 Ibs. . Sto: ter-
melon seed, 50c per ib; 11-4 muskmel-
on seed, 40c per lb; White okra seed
sc per cup; All plus postage. Mrs. J.
i. Heath, Dudley, Ga. uel Gase

_40 Ibs. selected Thurmond grey wa-
termelon sed '75c per 1b; also 30 Ibs
special selected pire Watson seed $1
per lb. (Mrs. LL, A. Rigsby, Lenox, Ga.

45 lbs. Pure hand selected cut rec
Stone Mountain seed make offer. Mrs.
W. R. Chasteen, Locust Grove, Ga.

White nest onions, 60 per gal.
per bu; Also white bunch butter beans ,
ror sale. 20c per 1b; 1929 crop. A
postpaid. Cash with order. Mrs. Alice
Hodges, Greenville, Gai Rt. 3.) 0

Scullion buttons, 60c per gal. All
get P, B Brown, Ball Ground, Ga.
Revie oe Dee ea

Green Okra seed 15 per cup pre-
paid, T. L.David, Tucker, Ga.

165 lbs. Thurmond Grey watermel-
on seed 75 per lb; FOB. Roy suim-
van, Powersville, Ga. ~ Tene
_ Imp..Tom Watson watermelon seed,
hand saved from selected melons,
| 1929 crop $1 per Ib; 5 lbs. or more ~
0c per lb; Imp. Cleckly seed 1929.
crop, $1 per 1b; 1-2 lb. Stone Mouneain |
seed 50c per Ib. del; New Stone to-
mato seed, 35 per oz.; del. Send cash
or P. O. order; Money orders: No
checks accepted. Miss Sallie Hap-
poldt, Lewiston, Ga. Thies

Stone Mountain and Thurm
Grey watermelon seed per lb; or.
exch 10 lbs. for 1 Duroc male
cotton seed or syrup; full stock eggs
of any kind. Starling Yawn, Vienna,
Ga. REN a Ce iat

Dixie Belle and Lifsey melon seed
i5 per lb;. grown 30 miles of Atla:
a. Write for prices on lots of 100 ibs.
or more. W. A. McLendon, Jonesboro,
aan Tee ad
6000 stalks of Red seed Cane. $2 per a
100. J. LL. Parish, Midville, Ga. - ig
_ 3 gal. old fashioned onion buttons,
0c per gal. del. P; P; Mrs OC, T. Wili-
ams, Dallas, Ga Rt. 6. _ Le ae

Texas seeded ribbon cane for syrup;
20 cents a 1b; 3 lbs. for 50c; 7 Ibs.
1 del. J. O. King, Luella, Ga,

Pride of Ga. watermelon seed, hand
pioked el per. Ib." ty O. King, Luella,

a. . cs eet ae
- 8 Ibs. of Thurmond Gray watermel- .
oe oak a per lb. R. H. Mills, Cairo,

ao Rite dT i een

Pure and clean Swicord heading kind
collard seed 10 per tablespoonful.
Mrs, W. E. Owens, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. -

Watsqn watermelon seed, the b y
variety 60c per lb; $50 per 100 OS 8 4
dea be seed 60 per Ib; $5
ver 100 Ibs. Rocky Ford same pric
Watermelon seed 60c per Ib. 50 in 10
ve lots. W. J. Jackson, Ochlochne

Nice bright catnip leaves and hore-

ound leaves for sale also 1 1-2 cups
a ee ve re and make best.
offer, S. Hattie Ray, Kensington, |
Ge Rte Oe

White Nest onions 45c pe
orders filled for less than 2.

. D, Bowen,

















age
we

-1. rooster -$14 for lot.

lot. FOB send M. O. H. B,

ey order.

lot.

: eerany S. Mierr, Decatur, Ga. Rt. 3
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Poultry For Sale



(Continued from page seven)
R. 1. REDS

10 yearling hens and 1 rooster, $16.
Owem and Donaldson strain. Good,
rich red to the skin and good layers;
eggs, $1.50 per 15. Carton to be ret.
Mrs. R. B. Mooney, Adairsville, Ga.

3 pure bred S. C. R. I. Red, Donald-
son strain hens, $1.50 ea. Will exch D.
E McDaniel, Luxomni, Ga.

22 R. I. Red pullets, 9 to 11 mos.
old, $3 ea., Same age cockerel, $3.50.
Owens farm strain. Excellent color
and type; also 40 S. C. Brown L. pull-
ets, 4 mos old, $1.25 ea., or the 40 for
$40, R. L. Reils, Savannah, Ga., 607
Seiler Ave.

2 cockerels and 9 pullets R. I. Reds,
May hatch; $1.50 ea; FOB depot. Mrs.
J. H. Haines, Norwood, Ga. :

11 pure bred S C. R. I. Red Don-

-aldsoa strain pullets, age 3 mos; aver-

age wt. 2 lbs; $1 ea; 14 cockerels same
age, strain and price. All nice dark
red, bred for high egg production. Mrs.

_ G. HL Eley, White Plains, Ga.

2 Donaldson strain R. I. Red hens
about 1 yr. old $5 for both. H. N. Bow-
ers, Canon, Ga. Rt. 1.

Famous Rhode Island Red cockerels

' all trapnested stock of proven egg re- 8

cords, $5 and $7.50 ea. H.R Gas-
kins, Americus, Ga.

2 R. I. Red cockerels, July hatch,
$1 ea; both for $1.75; cash with order.
Mrs. E. E. McArthur, Blakely, Ga.

8 cockrels raised from day old chicks
bought direct from Mrs. Donaldsons

Spring 1929 hatch. Ready for service.

Sell for $3. ea;
Cash with order.

FOB _ Jeffersonville.
W. M. Whitehurst,

1 pure bred R. I. Cock, dark red,
15 mos old; weigh 7 lbs.; 5 point comb
e FOB. Mrs. J. E. Hunt, Lilburn, Ga.

. Jeffersonville, Ga.

Ss. C. Reds, Donaldson Strain, 6 hens,

Mrs. George
Fletcher, Broxton, Ga.
1-2 yx. old R. I. Red rooster, Owen
strain $2; 1 1929 March hatched R.

I. Red cockerels, Owen strain, $2.50

guaranteed satisfaction. Mrs. I. O.
Holt, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2.

12 nice grade Pedigreed, trapnested
R. I. Red pullets; 3 1-2 mos old. Will
make good summer layers. $11 for the

Shirley,
Turnerville, Ga.

1 two yr. old Dark Red S. C. cock
$1.25 Mrs. G. L. Jones, Bronwood,
Ga Rp 1

R I. Red, Donaldson strain pull-

ets and cockerels, Tancred strain all

in heavy egg production: No culls
Will make very attractive prices fo
quick sale. W. A. Fuller, Smyrna, Ga.

Very fine S. C..R.I. red cockerels,
also a few hens and pullets. Cockerels
$2.25 ea; hens $1.50. T. W. Bruner,

_20 fine healthy dark R. I. Red, Don-

Coleman, Ga. RFD.

_ aldson strains, March and April hatch

pullets $1.35 ea;
oe J.
eRe Red cocks, Donaldson strain;
S. C. $1.50 to $5 ea; Prize cocks $10 to
$15 ea. Mrs. R.. J. Fleming, Lincoln-

or lot for $25. Mrs.
Harrison, Whigham, Ga. RFD

ton, Ga.

10 hens and 1 rooster, 18 mos old;
all extra fine stock $15 for lot; qual-
ity and satisfaction guaranteed. Mon-

Mrs. C. H. Williams, Pear-
son, Ga.

60 pure bred S. C. R. I. Red Febru-
ary hatch, now laying pullets; 7 cocks,

_ 2 yrs. old, all Owens strain: Absolute-.

ly no culls. $100 for lot. Cash with

order. Mrs, K. C. Mayers, Baxley, Ga.

10 thoroughbred Spring 1929 hatch
R. I. Red now laying pullets, $15 for
Mrs. E. V. Davis, Richland, Ga.:
A few pure bred S C RI Red, Don-
aldson strain hens. Sell or exch. D. E.
McDaniel, Luxomni, Ga. |

Real dark R I Red cockerels, Don-
aldson and Tompkins strain, for sale.

_W. J. Garner, East Atlanta, Ga., 387
Haas Ave.

6S CRI Red yr. ola cockerels, $2.-
50 ea., FOB. Ernest L. Davis, Dalton,
Ga.

1 April and 1 July 1929 hatch coek-
erels, and 5. pullets, second direct from
Donaldson first prize pen, and a Set-
ting of eggs, all for $10; if sold at once
Mrs J. B. Blasingame, Musella, Ga.

2S. C. R. I. Red 2 yr. old. roosters,
$2.50 ea., or $4 for th, or exch for
4 thoroughbred S. C, W. L. 1929 hatch
cockerels, or Reds, thoroughbreds to |
prevent inbreeding. Mrs. R. T. Chat-
ham, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 3.

' 20 R. I. Red hens and 2. cockerels,

Donaldson strain. Young stock. Sold
as a whole or separately. $2 ea., for
hens, and $2.50 for cockerels. No checks

d. Ave., Phone Dearborn 2210 J.





MARKET BULLETIN

5 pure bred R. I. Red Donaldson str.
March hatch, ready to lay pullets, $10
for lot, or $11.50 del. Mrs Ralph Mc-
Gill, Dawson, Ga. Rt. 1.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE

2 MB and Bourbon Red toms, Ap-
ril hatch, 12 to 15 lbs., $5 ea. or exch
1 tom for 1 M B hen, or both for baby
chicks, or 6 wks. old pigs. G. H. Ri-
der, Jefferson. Ga. Rt 3.

1 pr M B about 20 mos old, slight-
ly mixed, $10, or exch for heifer.
Would consider giving difference for
1 of good milk stock. State age, size,
color and breed. Mrs. C. M. Morgan,
Lyons, Ga. Rt. 1.

March 1929 hatch M B gobbler. Mrs.
D. W. Jarrett, Byromville, Ga. Rt. 1.

2 thoroughbred Bourbon Red gob-
blers, $6 ea. Mrs. Will Trimble, Ad-
airsville, Ga. :

Giant M. B. turkeys, April 1929 hch,
toms wt. about 17 lbs. $7 ea; hens
about 12 lbs., $5 ea, Mrs. Fred L.
White, Buckhead, Ga.

Trio of fine Bourbon Reds, April
hatch, $11. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. T. Holland, Lenox, Ga.

White Pekin ducks, full growing and
laying; 2 prs. $5 pr., drake and hen.
Mrs. L. R. Rampy, Elberton, Ga. Rt.

Pure bred M. B. Goldbank strain,
parent stock direct from Bird Bros.,
toms, 25 to 26 lbs., $10; 18 lb., $7.50;
hens 14 to 16 Ibs, $6. Satisfaction
re Geo. A. Shirley, Bowers-
ville, Ga. . ;

7 pure bred W. Pekins; 6 ducks and
1.drake, 9 mos old, $12.50 for lot, or
exch for 12 pure bred R I Hed hens,
not over 18 mos old. W. A. Vandiver,
Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.

2 pure bred Bourbon Red toms; 14
mos old, 28 lb., $8; other, April 1929
hatch, $7. All FOB. Mrs. O. T. Shir-
ley, Lavonia, Ga.

Bourbon Bed hens, thdroughbred,
$4 ea. C. O. Griffin, Ailey, Ga. Rt. 1

A few 1929 hatch toms, Goldbank
strain, $8 ea. or exch. 1 tom for 8
thoroughbred chicken hens. Will ship
tom first. J. G. Buyers, Whitesburg,
Ga.

2 large toms, pure bred M B Bird
Bros. strain, $10 ea; 20 mos old 1 hen,
$7.50; 2 1929 hatch toms, $5 ea. Mrs.
T. J. Biggers, Bremen, Ga.

3 pure bred Bourbon Red toms, $7
a pe R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, Ga.

1 yr. old, 25 Ib. fine Bird Bros strain
tom $10 or exch for 2 extra large hens
of same breed. Miss C. Maxwell, Whig-
ham, Ga.

15, geeSe, $1.25 ea.,. Miss Eller Wat-
kins, Mize, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred White Pekins: 4 drakes
and 6 ducks, $1.50 ea. P. B. Brown,
Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1. }



Thoroughbred Bourbon Red 17 lb./2

gobbler $6. Mrs. Will Trimble, Adairs-
ville, Ga. ;

1 Glaybank turkey hen, $5. Mrs.
R. B. Mooney, Adairsville, Ga.

8 geese: 4 white ganders; 3 black
and 1 pided geese, $8 at farm, or $10
shipped. Cash with order. J. C. Tay-
lor, Hazlehurst, Ga. RFD 2, Box 61.

M. B., Bird Bros strain, 1928 hatch
40 lb. tom, 35c lb. FOB. Mrs. Arthur
Owen, Barnesville, Ga.

Giant M B turkeys, April 1929 hch.
toms wt. about *18 lb. $7; about 12 Ib.
hens, $5 ea.\Mrs. Fred L. White, Buck-
head, Ga.

1 pr Pekin ducks (that netted $7 ea.
last spring; out lay chickens) $2.50;
also 1 drake, same stock, $1. All cra-
ted. Exch the pr. for 2 settings of
pure bred Parks strain Barred Rock
eggs, or the drake for 1 seting. Daris
Raulerson, Rockingham, Ga.

d Bourbon Red toms, April 1929 hch.
$6 ea., FOB. Miss June Wooten, Brox-
ton, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 36.

1 large 2 yr. old (spring hatch) tom
M. B., from McEntyre strain, 25 or 30
lb., $10 FOB. To prevent inbreed-
ing. L. B. Landrum, Adairsville, Ga.

1 mixed hen, 20 mos old, and 1 pure
bred M B tom, July 1929 hatch, $7
for both, or exch for 1 pure,bred M.
B. hen, not less than 12 lbs. W. A.

'}Jchnson, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1. 7

Thoroughbred B. B. M. B., 2 young
toms, $7 and $8 ea., or exch for: chick-
en hens; Giants, Minorcas, B. R., or
any good breed. Will Hart, Alto, Ga.

2 Black Muscovey drakes, 5 1-2 mos
old, 7 lbs. ea., $3.50 for the 2, or exch
for large breed hens, or for corn and
veas. Mrs. W. J. Smith, College Park,
Ga. Rts 2.

20 toms, and 30 hens, to select from
B. B. Giant Bronze, Elliston strain,
$25 per trio, or $10 ea. G. V. Bag-
ley, Flowery Branch,\Ga.

2 yr. old Bronze 2% lb. tom, and 2
2 yr. old 14 Ib. ea. hens; also 4 one
vr. tom, wt. 10 to 14 lbs., 1 yr. old





tt

8 1-2 Ib. hen. All or part per Ib.









price. Mrs. Annie Hearn, Palmetto,
Ga. j

27 lb. M. B. tom, $8; 22 Ib tom, $7
All FOB, Mrs. J. W. Brazier, Lump-
kin, Ga.

2 yr. old dark Bourbon Red tom $8.
Mrs. G. L. Jones, Bronwood, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 pr. turkeys: Bourbon Red (slightly
mixed) hen, 8 1-2 to 10 lbs. and M. B.

tom, 20 to 22 lb. April hatch, $10 for}

pr., also four M B big bone toms, 20
to twenty-two pounds. April
$7 ea. All FOR. Mrs. T. W. Raley,
Wrightsville, Ga. :

3 Bourbon Red hens, $4 ea., FOB.
Mrs. C. D. Bowen, Lavonia, Ga. Rt.

Extra fine Bourbon Red trio, $11.50.
VJ. T. Holland, Lenox, Ga.

Several yr. cold toms, Eiird Bros.
stock, 20 to 25 Ibs. $8 to $10 ea., or
40c lb., also 1 tom and 2 hens, Bour-
bon Reds, $15 per trio. All FOB. Hi-
lary McEntyre, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1.

4 pure bred M. B. June hatch, 18
to 20 lb. toms, $5.50 ea., 2 1-2 yr. old
one, $7.50. All del. Mrs. B. F. Morri-
sson, Gainesville. Ga Rt. 8. :

1 tom and 6 almost ready to lay
hens, Bronze, April and May 1929 hch
35c lb. Write or come see. Mrs: Claud!
Brady, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.

3 White African guinea roosters, $1
each or trade for 3 Guinea hens, any
color. C. J. Hartley, Tennille, Ga.

4 pure bred M. B. toms, April 1929
hatch, $7.50 ea., 5 hens; 1 1928 hatch,
4 April 1929 hatch, $6 ea; hens, wt.
10 to 12 lbs., toms, 16 to 20 lbs. Mon-
ey order or Cashiers, check. Mrs.
Lula Christmas, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 4.

2 M B 1929 hatch toms, 30c lb. Mrs.
T. S. Shannon Lenox, Ga.

3 turkey hens, 2 yrs old, $10. Mrs.

H. M. Wilson, Culloden, Ga.

15 M B turkeys: hens, $3; toms, $4
$5 and $7. Last Spring hatch. Mrs.
J. W. Moore, Lyons, Ga. Rt. A.

14 lb. Bourbon Red gobbler, sell or
exch for 1 turkey hen; also 1 gobbler
same strain to exch for Bronze gobbler
wt. around 15 lb. W. L. Tatum, Su-
wanee, Ga. Rt. 2.

Bronze turkeys, prize winners at the
Souths Leading Shows. Money back

guarantee if not satisfied. Free cata- |

log and prices on request. State what
ee want. W. S. Fricks, Pendergrass

a.
M B, May hatch tom, and 2 hens, 35c
ip FOB. Mrs. F. C. Dumas, Hillsboro,

a.

3 Pearl guinea hens: 2 about grown
other 1-2 grown, $2 for the 3. L. E.
Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

2 pure bred M B hen, April 1929
hatch, Bird Bros, stock $5 ea., or exch
for 10 full stock Brown L hens, or 9
hens and 1 cock, Miss Mary Hood,
Cleveland, Ga. :

M B hens, $4.25 ea., or $8 pr. FOB.
Mrs. Marshall Lewis, Rydal, Ga. Rt.

Pure bred B B M B Bird Bros,
Spring 1929 hatch; 22 or more lb toms
and same age hens, wt. 15 or more
lbs, $17 pr., or young tom and 2 ma-
ture hens, $22.50 cash. FOB. Mrs. Ful-
ler Sturdivant, Chipley, Ga. Rt. 2. -

Young Goldens, $12 pr., full plum-
age Goldens, extra fine, $22 pr., By
permission of State Board Game anc
Fish. L. J. Barrow, West Point, Ga.

Chinese Ringneck pheasants, $8 pr..
odd hens, $4 a., also pure white doves,
mated pairs, $2.00 pair. Herman Mize.
Americus, Ga.

3 Bronze hens, wt. from 10 to 12
lbs. ea., also 4 gobblers, 1 to 2 yrs.
old in April, wt. around 25 lbs., three
June hatch gobblers, 12 to 15 lbs., ea
$25 for the lot. Mrs. Carl W. Taylor.
Temple, Ga. :

Well dev. pure bred Big Bone Giant
M. B. toms, April hatch, 22 to 25 lbs
$10; May hatch 17 and 18 lbs., $8 ea.
Ae Mrs. d Ferguson, Cornelia,

_2 pure bred Bourbon Red hens, Ap-
ril hatch, and a 2 yr. old unrelated
tom, $16.50 for the trio; 3 April hatch
toms $5 each. Mrs. Love Joiner,
Shellman, Ga. :

Pure M B turkeys, May 1929 hatch:
toms wt. 18 to 25 Ibs. $7.50 ea., May
hatch hens, 13 to 17 lbs., $5 ea., Hens
will begin laying soon. Money order.
ge Ss. We Ogletree, Girard, Ga. RFD

, Box A. t

Poultry Wanted

_ BABY CHICKS WANTED
Want 100 chicks to raise on halves
to 8 wks. Prefr Cornish games, B. or
White Rocks, or R. I. Reds. Mrs. S. A.
Lane, Atkinson, Ga Rt. 1.

BARRED ROCKS WANTED
Want to exch. 4 Feb. hatchnow lay-

ing pullets and 1 cockerel, April hatch:

and 1 cockerel and/5, pullets, July hatch







hatch,

hens and 1 cockerel.








second direct from Donaldson's first]

Thursday, February 6, 1930.

prize pen, for 12 Feb. or March hatch,
laying pullets, bred to lay Barred Rock

Party to pay express both, ways. Mrs, J.

B. Blassingame, Musella Ga.

Want 100 (50 ea) Barred and White
Rock March or April hatch; also 25 or
30 Indian game baby chicks to keep on



halves to 8 or 10 wks. J. A. Williams, _

Alma, Ga. Rt. 4 Box 113.

Want 100 pure bred B. R. pullets,

March April, September, or October
hatch. Must be god clean stock of hea-
vy laying strain, cheap for cash.
State mo. hatched, size, color, strain,
Wi., and directions and distance from
your postoffice. Also want 10 roost-
ers, of same description. J. H. Wil-

lingham, Kennesaw, Ga.



GAMES WANTED
Want 3 pullets and 1 unrelated ro-
ster, thoroughbred Cornish. games.
State age, Wt. and give best price in
first letter. B. M. Holland, Bowersville,
Ga.



GIANTS WANTED

Want to exch. 1 White Holland, 30 _

to 35 lb. turkey tom, for 5 J. B. Giant

bred. Ea. to pay chgs.

Bainbridge, Ga. RFD 1.
Want to exch. value for 3 J. B. Giant

pullets and 1 cockerel, or same number |

C. O. Tiveash,

Must be pure

in Gams. Write what you have. E. F. |

in Games. Write what you have. E. F.



LEGHORNS WANTED

Want 75 pure bred S.C.W.L. pullets

or young hens State age and
C. E. Gordy, Rincon, Ga.

Want 50 or 75 March or April 1929
hatch pullets, Barron or Tancred
strain preferred, but will accept other
breed if good layers. Exch.; a 10 h. p.

' price.

eng., in running cond., for same. Write .
what you have: W. P. Clayton, Quill,

Ga. fi

Want to exch, 1 cockerel, 3 April

hatch pullets, and 9 11-2 yr. old hens,

J. B. Giants, for W. L. hens, or pullets.
Will sell Giants for.

Prefer pullets.
$1.50 ea A. L: Kennedy, Pavo, Ga.

Want to exch., 6 S. C. Brown Leg-
to keep from inbreeding. Ea: to pay

chgs. Mrs. W. A. Sumner, Adrian, Ga. |

Can use any number of good White

or Brown L., or Ancona laying pullets,

at $1.00 ea., State number, and how
your place may be reached. S. P. Howe,
Hapeville, Ga. fisces

Want purebred Tancred W. L. hens,

-norn March hatch roosters for 6 others

April 1929 hatch. Mrs. S. M. Merritt,

Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 3. )
Want 1 Brown L., cockerel.-Exch., 2

Brown L., hens for same. Mrs. F. C..

Dumas, Hillsboro, Ga.

Want White or Brown L., spring 1929
hatch. No culls. Will exch. 100 or
more bu., Wannamaker Cleveland big
boll cotton seed
sound, with only a few black seed).
Will sack these and load a car and
give bushel for a chirken. Other party

to pay freight on same, and I on chick-

ens. John D.
Rte 3.

4 i f
Want to exch., 6 R. I. Reds and 4 B.
Rock roosters, about 5.mos. old, for
White L., laying pullets or laying hens.
Within this section. S. W. King, Face-
ville, Ga., RFD 1. Box 43 A... 3:

Maddox, Eatonton, Ga.,

. Want 30 pure bred S. C. W. L., hens,
not over 18 mos. old: Quote best price.

W. A. Vandiver, Martin, Ga., Rt. 2.

Want 250 pure bred W. L., pullets
and young hens. Claud W. Johnson,
Conyers, Ga.

Want to exch., 9 trapnest A. & M.,

10 mos., old White L., pullets for W.
Wyandottes or Buff Orpingtons, pure

175.

(first picking and

bred. P. A. Cooper, Monroe, Ga., Box :

Want 50 W. L., hens; will give 75.

next fall for them. M.
Greenville, Ga.

Want 12 pure bred. Brown L., ready
to lay pullets, at reasonable cash price.
T. B. Hicks, Tallulah Falls, Ga.

_P. Eason,

Re a

4 Black Minorca hens and 1 cockerel,

Pape strain, $1.50 ea., or lot for $7.25.
Wallace Wilson, Martin, Ga, RFD 2.

Want 50 to 75 Brown L. ready to lay

pullets, Cheap for cash. No culls. Write

what you have to offer. W. M. Thorn-
ton, Jesup, Ga. Box 247. ;

MISCELLANEOUS. CHICKENS
WANTED -

Want 10 young hens,

breed. Exch. value for same. I. B.

Cooper, Haddock, Ga., P. O. Box 63. |

Want 100 hens to raise from for 1-3.



Good range, house, and best of feed.

any heavy

Exp. and best of ref., also.want 100

baby chicks, heavy breed, for 1-2.
Neekly report furnished if desired. L.

L, Crosby, Graham, Ga Bo





























}

radar, February 6, 1930.
_. Poultry Wanted

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS _
WANTED



__ Want to exch. 1 pr.. Mammoth White

Pekin ducks, for 3 heavy breed chic-
_ ken hens, or sell for $3.00 pr. H. I.
- Moore, Jr., White Plains, Ga.
_ Want any number of hens, to the
amount of 15 or 16 any breed, or good
large breed mixed. Exch. value for
same. Write. Mrs. L. R. Sheridan,
Athens, Ga., RFD. \

ORPINGTONS WANTED
_ Want a few pure bred Buff Orp. pul-
Jets, Fuller strain.. No culls accepted,
State in first letter best price. W. E!
_ McHart, Loganville, Ga. Rt. 4.

-_- PEAFOWLS WANTED

_ Want peafowls: 2 hens and 1 cock,
_ at reasonable price. D. F. Patterson,
Griffin, Ga.

PIGEONS WANTED

Want to exch 5 to 6 ft. Stuart and

_ Schley pecan trees for White King or
Carneaux pigeons, mated and work-





Want to exch values $1, $2 and $3
for Barred Rock cockerels, or eggs of.
_ heavy breed for hatching. Mrs. GC: T.
_. Williams, Dallas, Ga., Rt. 6.

R. L.. REDS WANTED
ae Want 1 1-2 lb. broilers, 1929 hatch
pullets and hens. R. I. Reds, or B.
_ Rocks. State price per lb. F. I, Ba-
ker, Columbus, Ga. Rt. 2. |
___ Want 100 pullets and 10 roosters, of
, pure bred R I Reds: March, April,
September or October 1929. hatch.
_ Good, clean stock of heavy laying st.,
oe cheap for cash. State wt., color, size,
_ Strain, etc., the distance and direction
_ from your post office. J. H. Willing-
_ ham, Kennesaw, Ga.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
>. DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want to exch. canned fruit for
_ guinea hens. Mrs. M. P. Gibson, Mid-
~ land, Ga.
_.. Want to exch canned fruit for a
. turkey tom. Mrs. J. R Gibson, Mid-
land, Ga.
_ _ Want '2 or 3 turkey hens and 1 tom,
- Bronze or Bourbon Reds ,or any pure
bred turkeys to raise on halves. Best
_. of care ,plenty of food and ref. if de-
aired. Mrs.
a Ge. Rt. 5;
' . Want 10 to 15 geese. Exch S PC
hogs, Ga, Runner peanuts ,or will pay
$1 for them S. W. Smith, Hawkins-
Wille; (G:a-Rt. 4: es
_., Want to exch 2 W. Pekin drakes
_ for 2 W. Pekin ducks. Mrs. J. E. Cat-
lett. Chickamauga, Ga. Rt. 1. (
Want a few guineas Philip Cole,
_ Nicholls, Ga
_ Want 1M B 2 yrs. old tom Will
exch. J. B. Giant hens and cockerel
for same. State price. Mrs. Dora B.
Rountree, Summit Ga.
Want 2 or 3-W Indian Runners, of
. good laying strain. O. A. Kennedy,
_ Glennville, Ga. {
___Want red turkey tom. Will exch last
Spring, 16 lb. tom to prevent inbreed-
ing, and will pay express. Write what
~ you have as to breed, etc before ship-
ping. Mrs. W. B Dasher, Rincon,
Ga ARFD, i
-- _ Want 5 guineas: 4 hens and 1 roos-
_ ter, not over a yr old, at 40c ea. HL.
bk Pittman, Gillsville ,Ga. Rt. 1.
-... Want to raise turkeys of fine breed



H, A. Sullivan, Carrollton



_ on halves. Have good range and plen-
_ ty feed. Keep until 4 or 5 mos old.
baie oe B. H. Whatley, Glenn, Ga, RFD

ae Want 8 ducks and 2 drakes Prefer
_ Indian Runners. Quote price on lot,
and state kind. W .W. Cheatham, At-
Janta, Ga. 144 Walker St. |
Want large 1928 tom, or not under
a yr. old. Any large smart breed of
_ _{farly layers, wt. at least 20 or 25 Ibs
| Will pay $4 or $5 .Write at once. Mrs
es B. Arledge, Pulaski, Ga. Rt. 1.
nig Want to raise geese or day old chicks
_ on halves. Plenty of food and best of
vee care. Miss Mildred Garrison, Fitzger-
Voc eid, Ga. Rt. 4: 1:
Want to exch pure bred P C 7 mos
_ ld boar, sired by 1st prize and Grand
_ Champion prize winners at Chatta-
_ hoochee Valley Exp., for 1 turkey tom
and 2 hens, of good breed: T. T. Jus-
tice, Ft. Benning, Ga. D 29th Inf.
_, Want to exch. 1 Indian Runner. drake
for 1 Indian Runner duck. W. A. Cha-
_ Adler, Carrolton, Ga. Rt. 1.
_ 1929 hatch Giant M. B. Turkeys,
_ Goldbank strain, parent stock from
Bird Bros. 24 to 26 Ib. Toms, $10; 26
to 30 lbs. $12.50: hens 12 to 14 lb. $6;
15 to 18 lb. $7.50. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Eggs for sale
Bowersville, Ga.
-M. B. hens

















ing. R. S. Broadhurst, Americus, Ga. *

also. F. T. Hollend, Metter Ga care F. T. Tudner, Rt 2.



MARKET BULLETIN

ched in 1929, $7 ea., or $15 for lot,fob

Exch for 30 W. L. pullets, not under

4 mos. old. Write. Mrs. R. T. Chatham,
Adarsville, Ga Rt. 3. .

Big bone M B. Bird Bros., from goog
stock, 18 mos. old, 30 or 35 lb. tom, $12
fob. Mrs. W. E. Drewery, Brooks, Ga.
_ M. B, Turkeys mixed, April 1929
hatch, $11.50 per trio, fob. Mrs. Joseph-
ine Spear, Mitchell, Ga. 5

Thoroughbred M. Bronze, Goldbank
Strain, parent stock direct from Bird
Bros., 18 to 22 lbs. Toms $8; 23 to 26
Ibs., $10; 27 to 32 Ib. $12.50; 13 to 15
Ibs; hens $6; 16 Ibs. up $7.50. Satistac-
tion, guaranteed. Crate to be ret. also
have imperial M. White Pekin Drakes,
$1.50 ea., fob. Guaranteed thorough-
bred. B. M. Holland, Bowersville, Ga.

8 geese and 4 white ganders, 3 white
geese and 1 gray goose, all young stock,
2 raised year before last; 6 last year $1-
45 ea, or exch. for 2 Indian Runner
drakes and 6 hens (ducks). J. A. Wil-
liams, Alma, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 113.

WYANDOTTES WANTED
Want 2 Silver Lace Wyandotte
cockerels ,Tarbox strain, Quote price
and age. Mrs. D. S. McGee, Dry
Branch, Ga.

Eggs For Sale

Pure White Rock eggs, Fischel strain
$1.50 per 15; Del. Mrs. -J.-L. Wallace,



| Bowersville, Ga.

Hatching eggs from one of the fin-

est flocks of Rhode Island Reds in the

county of Ware. $1.25 per 15. James
M. Massey, Sr.,'| Waycross, Ga. P. O.
Box 607.

Australorps eggs $3 per 15; from
prize winners at Ga. and Fla. Fairs,
none better; from the best line of Aus-
tralorps; Imported from Australia. Dr.
W. E.. Rouse, Valdosta, Ga.

Thoroughbred Daek Cornish Game
and White Wyandotte eggs $2 per 15.
K. H. Cooper, Moultrie, Ga.

Light Brahma Giant strain eggs $1.-
50 per 15; $6.50, per 100. Mrs. W. R.
Vickery, Martin, Ga. Rt. 1. -

Donaldson strain S. C. R. I. Red, di-
rect, pure bred eggs Star pens, free
from all disqualifications $5 per 15;
Utility eggs, good layers, $1.50 per 15;
or $8 per 100. Fertility guaranteed 80
per cent. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lincoln-
ton, Ga. .=
About 125 eggs weekly for incubation
from the high producing Thompson
Cates Barred Rocks. Write for prices.
W. D. Brown, Ellabell, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Donaldson strain, 2nd direct; Don-
aldson best pens $3 per 15; $5.50 per
80; Del. 90per cent fertility guaran-
teed; Tancred S. C. White Leghorn

| trap records from 260 to 290 eggs $1.50

per 15; $2.50 per 30; $6 per 100 del.
H. L. Mozley, East Point, Ga. Wi Ves-
ta Ave. ws

Boff Orpington eggs from the fam-
ous Byers strain $2 to $5 per 15; Harold
Tompkins R. I, Red eggs, splendid lay-

ers, sterling quality birds. $2 per 15.

Guaranteed. Mrs. J. T. Wilkins, 836
North Ave., Atlanta, Ga.

- Pure Bred Thompson Barred Rock
eggs from large healthy hens, $1.50 per
15 postpaid. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Pure S. C. Black Minorca eggs, Pape
strain, Select breeding pen $1.50 per
15; $4.50 per 50; $8 per 100. E. May-
nard, Newton, Ga. :

Owens strain S. C. R. I. Reds; $1
per setting of 15; prepaid. C. W.
Waughtel, Homeland, Ga.

S. C. R. I. Reds, Donaldson strain,
$1 per '15 Hrs George Fletcher, Brox-
ton, Ga.

Pure bred Dark Cornish Game eggs,
$1 per 15; $2 per 30. Miss Katie Lan-
caster, Sylvester, Ga. wo

J. B. Giant, pur Marcy strain and
thoroughbred; "Thompson Ri, I. Red.
eggs. All 10c ea. Mrs. H. B, Forehand
LAN Ga =

Booking orders for eggs for March
and April del. Big Bone Bourbcin
Red Turkey eggs $5 per doz; Del. 50c
to book your order. Bal when eggs are
delivered. Mrs. R. L. Shirley, Lavon-
la, Ga. Rt 1 :

Eges from prize winning Thompson
Imp Ringlet Barred, Rock $1.50 per 15;
$2.50 for 30; 2nd and 3rd pens, $1.25
per 15; $2 per 30; S. C. White Leghorn
$1.25 per 15; $2.25 per 30; 2nd pen $1
per 15; $1.75 per 30. Larger lots 5c
an-egg. Mrs J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge
Ga RG 2

Everlay strain Brown Leghorn eggs
$1.25 per 15; $6 per 100. Also White
Leghorn eggs same price. W. H. Vick-
ery, Martin, Ga, Rt. 1.
~ White Rock eggs full bred $1 per 15;
Send cash with order. Arthur Kirkland






: 1 2yrs. old, and 1 hat~



; Ahesonahored 5. Hs ees, He, per. 16



/Games or White Wyandottes.









at farm, C. B. Harrell, Whigham, Ga.
Rt. 1, Box 19,

Pure bred, selected B. R. eggs from
closely culled 1 and 2 yr. old hens,
$1.25 per 15; Del now, or book order;
also Black Minorca eggs, same price.
J. R. Bowen, Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 2.

Speckled Sussex eggs, $3 per 15; lg.
healthy birds, splendid layers; baby
chicks; H. F. Hoyt, Ocilla, Ga.

Pure bred B. R. eges, 1.25 per 15 pre-
paid. Crate to be ret. Mrs. Wiley
White, Sylvester, Ga. $
SS. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1 per 15.
Boel J. E. Sorrow, Commerce, Ga. Rt.

Pure bred B R. eggs, $1.25 per 16
postpaid. Crate to be ret. O. B. Gar-
rison, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 34.

Pure bred R. C. Tarbox strain S. L.
Wyandotte eggs, $1.25 per 15 del. Mrs.
W. T. Doster, Bogart, Ga. Rt. 2.

Thompson BR. eggs $1 per 15 del.
also White Pekin duck eggs, $1.25 per
13 del, and have 3 large White Pe-
kins, 2 ducks now laying; and 1 unre-
lated drake, $5 for trio. Mrs. B. L.
Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure Mammoth White Pekin duck
eggs, Setting of 9 or 10, $1. Add postage
Mrs. L. R. Rampey, Elberton, Ga. Rt.

8. ,

Eggs from pure White (without
brass) Orpington stock, healthy, vig-
orous, winter laying fowls, $1.50 per
15 postpaid. Mrs. B. F. Harrison, Bo-
lingbroke, Ga. oe

Thoroughbred R, I. Red eggs, $1 per
15. Mrs. E. V. Davis, Richland, Ga.

Pure Black Roundhead pit game
(originated by M. C. Jones of Texas)
eggs, $5 for 13. February and Mar.
del. J. H. Penland, Ellijay, Ga.

Selected eggs from thoroughbred
Donaldson S. C. R. I. Reds, $1.25 per
setting, postpaid. Mrs. Will Trimble,
Adairsville, Ga.

Eggs per setting of 15 each: Black
Minorcas, $2.25; thoroughbred | Buff
Cochin bantams, $1.50. O. H. Wright,
Atlanta, Ga., 412 Peters Bldg.

Selected, thoroughbred Donaldson
R. I. Red eggs, $1.50 per 15; $5 a 100.
Exch' 15 eggs for 10 lbs, dried apples,
free from worms and core, or 100 eggs
for 2 bu. Whip peas. Mrs. Ola Jones,
Grayson, Ga. Rt. 1. ;

Pure R. C. S. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1
per 15; Exch for a setting of White
Wyandotte eggs, also exch setting for
White L. or Ancona eggs. Mrs. J. Q.
Burton, Robinson, Ga. .

Selected fresh eggs from pure Don-
aldson large dark S. C. R. I. Reds,
$1.50 and $2 per setting, del. Carton
to be ret. Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon,
Ga. Rt. 4.

Pure bred B. R. eggs, $1 per 15 pre-
paid. Carton to be ret. Mrs. G. C. Cof-
ton, Millen, Ga. s

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1.25 per
15; better price for 100 or more lots.
Mrs. E. H. Holland, Ft.: Valley, Ga.
Ri 3)

Select eggs from White Orpingtons,
free from brass, $1.50 per 15; $6 per 100
Mrs. B. F. Harrison, Bolingbroke, Ga.

Nice selected eggs,from Blood tested
flocks of Barred Rocks, $1.50 per 15; del
Cartoons to be ret. Mrs. J. A. Howell,
Meigs, Ga. Rt. 1. |

Selected eggs from pure bred White
Leghorns, Ferris Strain, $1.25 per 15;
Cheaper in larger quanities; Mrs. N.
L. Maddox, Willard, Ga.

White Indian runner duck eggs, $1-
50 per 15 del; or will exch for Rhoda!
Island Red baby chicks, 2 eggs. for 1
chick. N. R. Mooney, Quill, \Ga.

Rhode Island Red eggs, $6 per 100;
$1 per 15 Miss Florence Horne,-Grove-
town, Ga.

Pure Colonel Bacon Warhorse setting
eggs $3 per 15; $5.50 for 30; Bacon and
Hopkins Warhorse cross $2.50 per 15;
$4.50 per 30; A. L. McClelland,- La-
Grange, Ga.

W. Leghorn eggs, tancred strain,
trapnested stock, heavy layers, $1 per
15; $5 per 100. Miss Mary A. McClure,
111 Temple Ave., Newnan, Ga.

Ringlet Barred Rock eggs to exch:
for-fine cock of same breed. Mrs. J. W.
Kelley, Sparta, Ga. Rt 2.

Barred Rock eggs, $5 per 100; Miss
Lilian Grubb, Demorest, Ga.

Indian. Runner duck eggs $1.25 per
doz. Plymouth Rock, eggs $1.50 ver 15;
Ike Winship. Macon, Ga. Rt. 4.

Black Minorcas from Rosedale Farm
$1.50 per 15; H. M. Woodward, Way-
cross, Ga. Rt. 5.

Eggs Wanted |





Want 4 or 5 hundred eggs to hatch.

and raise on halves. Anconas. or

Some
time in February. Mrs. Frank Gray,
Doerun, Ga. Rt. 2 eee

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PAGE THIRTEEN

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

20 head Grade Guernsey cows, some
with young calves, some in spring,
some to come in later. All good dai-
ry cattle. Served by the great Guern-_
sey bull, Milley Brights Raider, No.
121969. Write, or sea either C. P. Kemp
Ashburn, Ga. or Joe Lawrence, Nash-
ville, Ga. :

18 mos old Jersey heifer, freshen in
summer, $35. B. C. Pyler, Manassas, |
Ga. Rt 2: od

Several young Jersey bull. calves,
from reg sire and high producing cows |
$15. ea., or exch for good heifers, of |



i

vaiue, TT. W. Bruner, Coleman, Ga.

RFD 2, sp
1 to 10 milch cows, tu $60 each,

Vome Sa.. eosin. Mir +. ui Biggers,

oremen, (2a,

15 dry cows and yearlings for sale.

J. W. Winn, Stone Mtn, Ga, RED 3.
Reg. Hereford bulls for sale. Papers.
already compiete. Apply for. prices.

E. T. Boswell, Siloam, .Ga. v

1 reg. Jersey maie, 2 yrs. old, Febiu-

ary 22nd. Good type, breeding and well
cared for, $75. Cefus Joe, No. 302062; |
Sire, Starlights Cefus, No, 255517;
Sire of sire: Alexander of Wayside,
No. 238733; Oam, Alexanders Fairy
queen No. 681577; Dam of dam: Ma-
tida of Wayside Wo. 653097. W. wv.
Smith, Luxomni, Ga. Rt. I. :

Pure bred Jersey bull calf. Tiddle-

de-wink. Sophie breeding, 1 mis. C..;



ae

aS

heavy milking dam, $20 FOB this piace

with pedigree. Mrs. W. A. Suliics, |
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1.
1 to 10 cows, A-1, 4 gal. Jersey cuivs
and the; price is<right. Comic sce
them, HE. A. Blanton, Theings: 21s,
Ga. RFD 3. nan \
Sybils. Standard 317588, reg. Jersey
bull calf, 6 mos old. A line breu sy-_
bil, sired by a son of Sybils Gamvoge
and out of an imported daughter of
Sybils Oxford Majesty. Extended
pedigree on request. $200 FOB. EH. B.
Braswell, Athens, Ga. i i
12 yr.:old cow, not fat, in common
cond., not. milking, wt. 800 or 900 lbs.
$27; 4 mos old bull calf, about 200
ibs., from Jersey and Holstein cow
(4th , calf) good cond. $15; 1 cow
about 7 yrs. old, good cond., about 850
Ibs., Jersey and Holstein cross very
good milker, $45." Rev. K. S. Lind-
sey, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 52.
Bermudas Sybil Successor, grand-
son of Sybils Successor, and oi Syoil
Gamboge, out of reg. Jersey cow, large
steady producer, excellent ped., $75, _
crated, reg, FOB. Henry Howell,
Cuthbert, Ga. ays ee
Reg. Jersey bull, -Rioter Girls Count
No. 274749, wt. about 1100 lbs. 7 yrs



old. Excellent cond,., just right for
excellent service. $100 or exch for
young reg. bull. H. H. Bowen, Mt.

Zion, Ga. ie ee
1 Jersey bull, about 2 yrs. old (short
horns) $45. R. D. Medlock, Duluth,
Ga, Rt: 2: Cane
A young Jersey cow, wt. 659 Ibs.

freshen in February with 2nd calf.

Good qualities; 2 to 2 1-2 gal. milk per
dav, $75. O. E. Crawford, Barnes-
ville, Ga. .

4 yr. old Grade Jersey cow, 3rd calf
(3 mos old); giving 2 gal. milk and
over 1 lb. butter on short feed (will
do better on good feed) $65 at my
barn. H. S. Giles, Stockbridge, Ga.,
RFD 2. ee ee

2 good cows, Jersey mixed, both
with heifer calves: 1 -1 mo. old, and
other 2 mos.. old, $65 and $55 at my
barn. O. S. Williams, Scotland, Ga.

HOGS FOR SALE ny
8 mos old Black Essex gilts, cholera
immune reg. in buyers name. Satis-
faction guaranteed, $20 ea. Loyd Law
Hastman, Ga. : owas
Reg. Duroc Jersey shoats, 3 mos. old
$11 ea. J. C. Lumsden, Talbotton, Ga.
1 Duroc boar, 7 mos. old wt about
175 Ibs., not reg., but pure blood. Ready
for service. $20 cash or exch. for 18 B.
R. or light Brahma hens, or Wanna-
maker cotton seed. W. P. Tabor, Pavo,
Ga. Ree. con
Duroc Jersey hogs, sell for cash, or
exch. for syrup, N C peanuts, field peas
or anything can use of equal value L,
H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3.
SH P gilts about 150 lbs not bred,
reg in buyers name, $15 ea. ,also few
sows, $25 ea. reg or exch for side
meat. R. L. Brown ,McRae, Ga.
4 Duroc Jersey Red. gilts, 9 mos old
subject to reg. of a litter of 10; dbl
inoculated $25 ea Will furnish pa- |
pers: in| buyers name. UH, D. Harper,



Waycross, Ga. Prescct St.
2 pure Wisd Liiros <9 sus old boars,

aS, = we yep horriton: Dewyrose,
a., ws a ao : i a ae 120A a





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Send For Sale.

(Continued from page eleven)
"White muitiplying onions o0c per
| Bal. or will exeh. for dried .apples;
iree of worms or for crowder peas.
| wach to pay postage. Write. Mrs, O.
J. Shirley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. .1,:
Mammoth Russian sunflower seed.
Will exch. for Otcotan bean seed. Will
give 1 ib. for 2 of beans. Must be
sound and clean. G. W. Randall, La-
vonia, Ga.

Wauite nest onions 55 per gal. Add
: postage. About 40, Ibs. White
's beans hand picked. 16c per lb. Add
postage. Mrs. S. A. Freeman, Hawk-
insville, Ga.
800 los. Khurmond Grey Watermel-
on seed; 100 lbs. Stone Mountain mel-



seed, well selected, make best of-
en for tne iot.. J. W. Stallworth, Dub-
in, Ga, uRt) 1:

Pure Tom Watson melon seed 60c

Us ey

. Pure Thurmond: Grey, seed, careful-
he ly selected and 85 per cent germina-
.. ~* tion guaranteed. 80 per 1b, J, O. Brin-
* son, Sylvester, Ga.
200 Ibs. Extra sound, clean genuine
Texas Seeded Ribbon cane seed; un-
surpassed in yield, brightness and fia-
vor. 5 Ibs. 65 peck $1.25 postpaid.
Pure ribbon, red and green seed cane,
small or large quantities. Average
about 3 ft., 2c per stalk; sacked for
neotection. Jas. A. Chauncey, Scre-
ven, Ga. \
Okra seed for sale. Stalks grow high
eeisye Aton Dick, PN:
Ga. PRL 2: Box 462- A,
Running butter beans 30c per lb; or
aA exch. 2 lbs. for 1 of ea. chicken
" or Kaffir corn or Russian sunflower
seed; dont want the small EON
er, Mrs. L. T. Jones, Pitts, Ga. Rt.
Bunch velvet beans shelled ca
tacked, $2.50 , per bu. FOB. Cash with
wder Grown on own farm, D, M. Dis-
i Graves, Ga.
-) Otaotan beans, Planted cultivated
and harvested for seed only; No. 1



seed, pure, unmixed, genuine -Otoo-
tails. None better at any price; FOB
Cash with order. Burton E. Blackmon

LaFayette, Ga. Baby as :
: red. oe butter beans
_Mrs, E,

White ex
ner ib. - Smith, Ro-

eT Aa,



; UY

(AD; OF $12. per. lot:

; coe E, Pinnin, Culloden, Ga. Box 36.
90-day velvet beans in pod at $18
rae per ton FOB cars. J. R. Butler, Vi-
oe enna, Ga. es
he! Old time running bean seed; also
' white bunch butter beans white vel-

del.
Rt. 2.
15: bus: tbotati soy beans,

eS _ Oliver, Barnesville, Ga.

$6. per

Ri Me mGe OLS

Hdd)

Ga. watermelon seed $1 per
in 10 Ib. lots or more oe
Barrell Hampton, Ga. Rt.
ie IO} Ybs, of Wilkins en
seed abe per: 1b:7 Mus. E.-D. Rainwa-
ter, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 4.
POU. |. Of "Pure Whattleys Prolific
. seed corn 1-2 bu. of Husking corn
seed 75c per pk. or "$2.50 per bu; Pod
sage seed 10c per spoonful; Coffee
Bean seed 10c we doz; Scullion but-
A tons. 15e; per qt.2 for 25c; Castor bean
seed, 35 per 1b; Winter watermelon
Ye #0e per 100. ey L. Corley, Mauk,
ie Str eaked and en 1-2 runner
en bean. seed 20c per pt; White Velvet
se okra seed: 10c. per eup: 3 for. 25c;
'. Pumpkin seed 10c per pkg. Nice dried
sage 10c per, cup? White a ae
enions, 40 ver gal): a . Ladd,
Gaincsville, Ga. Rt.
Tand selected ma cleaned honey

Has 2 to 3 ears to staik 10c per Ib; 3
Ibs. 25c; postpaid. Will exch for pea-
nuts or seedling pecans at 12 1-2c to

vormer per tb. 1.6 ds Vollrath, Winston,

several lbs. Thurman Gray melon
seed 50c per 1b; Add vostage.
| Mountain melon. seed and few Cleckley
sweets, exch for something. I can use.
toda BR. Carroll, Pineview, Ga. Rt. 1.
Vo Ohas: Wakefield cabbaze seed $1.-
:25 per ib: Turnip beets 75c per lb;
ae Purple top turnips seed 40c per Ib. in


















A
; Ga.
ae Lifsey melon seed , St
Jeff A. Taylor, Buena Vista, |Ga.
Dixie Belle melon : seed, hand select-
ed from large undiseaseqd melons, $1
A per Iho W.oB Under rwood, Quitman,
n Ga., RFD 4
35. Ibs.
from large select bapions, be pr Ib
Billtag, Dover i





per ib.








lima |

oer dk, imp. H. G. Joiner, Pavo, Ga.,.

Wills, Atlanta,

ovet and mixed okra seed 30c per lb.j}

ay FOB. J. . Overby: Lumpkin, Ga.

drip cane seed, 10 per Ib; 3. Ibs: 25c3
2D Ths. 50c; Barly yellow roasting corn:

Stone

& Wb. lots del. in Ga. Will. Smith, Roy, 3

Stone Mountaiy melon seed.

1929 Pimento pepper seed, sound
and clean 75c per-lo; or $60. per ivu
lbs, also 1929 crop of sound stringless
green pod snap beans $12 per bu. or
$18 per 100 lbs. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. .J. E. Smith, Barnesville, Ga.
itt; A. Box Tl.

Mammoth Sunflower seed, will exch
for chickens; seed hand cleaned from
choice heads; 15c per 1b; 2 lbs. for
25c; Mrs. S, W. Clements, Rochelle,
Ga. Rt. 1.

5 lbs. ise Kentucky Wonder beans
1929 crop 25c per lb, FOB. J. N. Mid-
<llebrooks, Fitzgerald, Ga. RFD 2.

Selected Watson melon seed 75c per
- del. C. H. Parish, Tifton, Ga. Rt.

10
WwW
Orcager.,

ibs. New Imp. Weaver Watson
sarmelon seed 75c per lb. Cash with
Gip Whittington, Omega, Ga.

Roe ai :
6 ibs. running garden bean seed,
j0c per Jb; 1 1b. Black wax bunch

ean seed 30c per lb. Mrs. B. B. Holt, |
| Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt. 5.
35 los: Pure Pride of Ga. melon seed
ound and clean 75c per Ib; FOB. W.
H. Beshear, Hampton, Ga. Rt. 2. :
' Chufa seed, well developed and
clean, $1.25 per pk; $4.50 per bu; COD.
Giant Russian sunflower seed, heavy
yielders and the kind for chicken
feed. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga.
- Lifsey and Stone Mountain water-
melon seed, selected stock 90c per Ib.
6. F. Peacock, Rebecta, Ga.

Stone Mountain melon seed, hand
caved from large melons; $1: per lb;
Tom Watsons seed 50c per Ib. FOB.
H. G. Ballard, Pavo, Ga.

150 Ibs. absolutely pure Dixie Belle
melon seed, disease free, $1 per lb;
sound clean Texas ribbon cane seed.

ings genuine cabbage eollard seed,
|e. per lb; Ga. collard 35 per: Ib;:
postpaid. F, Maddox, Buford, Ga

30 Ibs. Pure pimento pepper seed
5e per lb; Exch for chickens, peas,
Otootan beans or anything useful.
Mrs. G. C, Akin, Griffin, Ga. Rt. D.

Cayana seed cane $7. 50 per M; small
or caz lots the one kind grown round
a Ga., M, W. Dykes, Whigham,

a

100 Ibs. new select Tom Watson wa-
termelon seed 75c per lb; FOB Arling-
foe Cee a Murray, Arlington,
a

Limited quantity of fine crook neck
ees seed 50c per lb, postpaid. G.

-Hall, Albany, Ga., 622 Mercer St.
White nest onions free from trash,
Be per gal. Add postage. Mrs. S. E.|
rider, Draketown, Ga.

Pure home grown collard bead 10
ver 0%; $1 per Ib. B. F. Scott, Daw-
son, Gas i:

Large old. fashioned scullion buttons
or spring planting 15 per qt. or 50c
ser. eal Mrs. C. R. Sorrell, Monroe,
Ga. Rt. 1,

Colored and , white running butter
ean seed 15c per 1-2 lb. del. Castor
sans 40c per lb. del. Eng. peas. 40c
ee Ib, deli. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla,

00. lbs. Pure Thurmond Grey melon
seed, guaranteed 50c per lb: also 40
ibs. Dixie Belle seed at 75c per Ib. O.
. Tucker, Pinehurst, Ga.

Dixie Belle Watermelon seed erown
on Own farm 25 miles out of Atlanta,
$1 per lb. L. E. Holloway, 14 AB&C
?roduce Yds. Atlanta, Ga.

Pimento pepper seed LOC per 074) Thc
ver Ib; Pride of Ga. melon seed 15c
rer 02; 1-4' Ib. 40C; $1 per: Ib} ene
sh peanuts. 10c lb. prepaid; in 5 lbs.
ots or more $1.50 per bu. Exch. for).
| tucker cotton seed, ead Ida Car-
on, Hampton, Ga. Rt.

A few. extra ne Cantaloupe seed,
0c per Jb. | Mrs. I. 0. Holt, College
Park, Ga, Rt 2.

20 lbs. Stone Mountain melon: seed
be per Ib; or will exch ib. for lb. corn;

arty exch pay freight on corn and

will pay freight on melon seed. Mrs.
Minnie L. Bailey, Cordele, Ga. Rt. D.

Genuine Yellow Globe, _ Danvers,
Austrian Brown, Dark red onion sets
6c per qt; 75c per gal; $1.45 per pk.
! or more Bermuda onion plants $1.25
cer M:. Carter Stephens, Flowery
Branch, Ga.

$1 per lb; in larger lots ne per lb.
W. Baker. Lenox, Ga. Rt.

60 lbs.. Lifsey melon es make best.
offer. S. J. Rhodes, Fitzgerald, Ga. RE

8 lbs. Halbert Honey melon seed

srown from Hastings seed 75c per lb:
* Ibs. cabbage heading collard 30c per

Ib: about 1 1-4 lbs. cantaloupe, hon-

eydew and Gem crossed, fine melons

S5 per lot; eledilosdmnn

Shc per lot: All del. Send money or-






order.

dbs. and 85c on lots less than 50 lbs.

50c per lb; FOB Pinehurst, Ga. P. E.
Ivey, Pinehurst, Ga,
Lespedeza seed $4 per bu; FOB

0c per gal. 7. 1-2c per lb: FOB; Hast- |:

|75 per lb; Custard squash seed, large

| Becca Koon, Fitzgerald, Ga. RFD 4,

tom Watson seed from. large, select-

on corn and I will pay

| Bermuda. onion plants.

Selected Dixie Bell watermelon oe \

doz; and postage. -







Ry 2. Mrs, Be By: Brinson, Cairo, | Ga.



| ; |perton, Ga. RFD 3.
e onion sets sound and dry Ch Wakef.

Es MARKET. BULLETIN mae a

free from trash; 60 per gn Yellow,
root 30c per Ib. Postpaid. Mrs. S. Cou-
sins, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 40.

1929 heading collard seed 10c per
tablespoonful; 75c per lb; or will exch
for White bush butter bean or nest
onions. Mrs. I. W. Rahn, Rincon, Ga.
Rt; 2, he

Stone Mountain melon. seed true to
name $1 per lb; will exch for pigs,
pecan trees or pear trees. Mrs. aatgend
Harper, Osierfield, Ga.

Honey drip cane seed 50c per pkg;
okra seed 12 1-2c per lb. Cash with
J. E. Burnett, Ben Hill, Ga.
Stone Mountain melon seed, grown

for seed. $1 per lb; for less than 20

Write for special prices on large lots.
J. D. Alexander, McDonough, Ga.

200 Ibs. of, Thurmond Gray m melon.
seed from large selected melons 65c
per lb. Will take 50c for lot Money
order. Also 25 lbs. of Dixie Belle seed
from fair:size melons at 40c per lb.
David Murray, Oglethorpe, Ga.

Texas seed ribbon cane for syrup 1
lb. 20c; 3 lbs. 50ce; 7 lbs. $1 postpaid
in Ga. No checks. J. H. Davis, Mill-
edgeville, Ga. Rt, 5, Box 126.

Pole butter beans fer seed well
cleaned, and sorted; 20c per Ib; or less
eecording to quantity. Postpaid. W. D..
Brown, Ellabell, Ga. Rt. 2.

1000 Ibs. Thurman Grey me!on ee

eles Ga. W. D. Cox, Manassas
Dixie Belle watermelon seed, grown
on our own farm; 25 miles out of At-.
lanta, $1 per lb. L. E. Holloway, 14
AB&C Produce Yds., Atlanta, Ga.
Genuine Watson. seed from selectad
melons, $1 lb; 10 Ibs. or more 85c per
ib. Lifsey Stone Mountain melon seea

nake squash weighing 25 to 35 Ibs.
25c for 12 good seed. Add postage.
oe Mattie Crumley, Cordele, Ga. Rt.

Runner velvet beans, $2 per bu: baby
lima butter beans 25c per 1b; rough
top turnip seed 35c per lb: red pep-
per in pods, 50c per lb; or will exch
for runner peanuts; Stone Mountain
melon seed, Eden Gem cable ipe seed
or pole beans. Write first. A. B. Tay-
lor, Rochelle, Ga. Rt.'1. i

Artichokes for seed 6c per ib: FOE
Moultrie, Ga.
Ga,

5 lbs. okra seed, 10c per pke; or
will exch for Crowder peas FOB. Mrs.

Tomato seed $1. per lb} Ruby King
pepper seed $3 , per Ib; collards 25c;

2d melons $1 re lb; Cayana 10 seed
zane $10. per M stalks. W. W. Will-
jams, Quitman, Ga.

20 lbs. Stone Mountain watermelon
seed 75c per lb; or will exch Ib. for
bu. of corn; party exch to pay freight

del. on
melon seed; or will exch for Cole
Planter and Spring tooth harrow in
good shape and running order with
all plates. Minnie L. Bailey, Cordele,
Gan Rt Dd.

Hot pepper seed Be per tablespoonful
Sage seed 10c per tablespoonful; mix-
ed flower seed 8 per pkg, Mrs. W. C.
Messer, Waleska, Ga.

30 lbs. Perkins Mainmoth green pod
okra seed 20c per 1b; or will exch for
peanuts, white butter beans or chick-
ens. A. R. Holland, Braselton, Ga.

6 1-4 lbs. White Running butter

sean seed 20 per lb. No postage paid.
oe E. J. Goodwin, Hahira, Ga. Rt:

Lifsey watermelon Seed. $1 per. lb.
Write for price on- quantities. C. A.
niehle, Warm Springs, Ga.

White nest onions 60c per gal. del.
Maude Hamby, Greenville, Ga.

Ga. cabbage-collard seed, 2nd .yr.
from Hastings 40c per lb; 2 Ibs. Toa:
Cash with order; or will exch for
Mars. Oo SA:
Wilbanks, Comerce, Ga, Rt. 5:

Hardys Imp Ice Cream watermelon

on. C. N. Hordy, Philomath, Ga.
Tom Watson melon seed from red
hearted, good *shaped melons, hand
saved, and shade cured. 75c per ey
Jas. J. Williams, Quitman, Ga. Rt.
Box 40.

Texas Sweet watermelon seed 4 Ib.
$1.25; 1 lb. $4; Long sweet and delic-
ious seed; grow to weigh 50 to 80 lbs:
Clements white seed grow to ge 50
to 80 Ibs. 1-4 lb. 60c; 1 Ib $2. Bo
Clements. Sandersville, Ga.

The Worlds famous cou seed,
holds from 3 pks to to bu only 25 per

es Walden, So-






arlest

for germination 40c per lb;. over 5 Ibs.

seed 10c ped pkg. oe B. B. Hu te, eson

L. H.. Webb, Moultrie,

Miscellancous For or Sale ee

6.

and 15 lbs. used geese feathers, but

Smith, Aust ae z
seed, $2 per Ib. Del. Can be produced| white and Ga. Ra. 2. :

two weeks earlier than any other mel-




per doz. Add posts
rlingt





Thursday February 6, 1930
1.25 per lb; 1-2 lb. 65c; Prizetaker
a eee 2 per Ib; 1-2 lb. $1. Post- ooo,
paid. Prompt shipment. TEC: Waray AG
Flowery Branch, Ga. ee
Long green pod okra 20c per cup-_ ae
ful. Mrs. Lemuel Altman, Baxley, Ga. aan
Hendersons Baby lima seed. Tested



35c; R. L. Oden, Blaskshear, Ga.

Pride of Ga. watermelon seed, $1 25
per. Ib; Cash with order. J. B. Dunn,
Austell, Ga. Rt 2. +i ae

Long green stem okra seed bear un- i
til frost. Limited amount. 25c per Ib.
prepaid. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomas-
boro, Ga. -

1 pt. Long Alene: Wakefield caine
seed $1-25 for lot; 1 pt. tomoto seed:of
13 kinds Hastings Brimer, Hastings ex-
tra Early and White Mammoth yellow |
$1 for the pint. 1 gal. Collard seed 1929
crop $2.25 for the lot. D..L, White, Mails)
lanow, Ga.

25 bu. gooners, "different variet. new
kind of seeds, for hog feed. $5 per bu. |
fob. Also the big guinea wat nelon



Pee Ga. Rui 3;

Seed Wanted

- Want cabbage seed. State price. Gan. By
rgian Parker, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 65.
Want Lespedeza seed; quote price on |
small and large quanities in first let-
ter. H. L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga. . Us

Want 1 qt: of Willets Wonder gar-
den seed, state price. ee B.
Roundtree, Summitt, on ea

50 lbs. Stone ees melon seed, selec\,
ted, 50c per Ib. P.H . Woodard, Chau-
ney, | Ga: Rt)..2

Wanted: Several hundred Ibs. pure
stone mountain or Dixie Belle Melon
seed 40. to 50c lb; same amt Tom Wat-
son; also velvet beans and cow peas,
all varieties. Submit samples, state ie
anitie, First: National Seed Co. Jack- O
sonville, Fla. .

Want some old- fashion lone. green,
striped golden yellow meat watermel-
on seed, also some blue jersey, or Java
bunch, and sugar crowder peas. Have IN
in exch., Vollraths imp. prolific pop-
corn at 10c lb., shelled; yellow early
roasting ear corn, at 10 Ib., strawber- as
ry nis 25c a 100, and sage plants at
10c ea., 3 for 25c. All postpaid. iL. J.
Vollrath, Winston, Ga.

Want 10 lbs. of seed rice. Ww.
Lampp, tt, Ga.

Want to exch. bunch bean seed hk, li
Valentine, for baby lima butter. bean
seed. Miss Grace Hale, Doyle, Ga.

Want at once 2 lbs. pure frost-proof
garden peas; 25c per 1b; 3 Ibs genuine
ee bunch butter beans not n

2 qts. red onion sets at 15 per qt. del.
Wilt resistant tamato, true- to-n
tomato, true to name; about 1 oz. yel- a ;
low and white squash; will pay cash or.
exch. good seed of So. curled mustard
long green pod okra, ed peas, hot.
pepper in pod. aor oro ers, srciet
ton, Ga. Rt. 2



sly:



_ Empty, 2nd hand No. 10 syrup. cans, hog
used only once, 5c ea J. B. Shell-
nutt, Atlanta, Ga., 359 Peters St. ss

Good. grade. white, feed sacks, 42 in.
wide, 10c ea., or exch for aiyening i
can use. Miss Grace Hale, Doy

1-2 bu. scaley bark hickory nuts. Ex- 5
tra large. Fine for planting, $1 gal.
Mrs. W. H: Fisher, LaFayette, Ga. Rt.

New, white, downy feathers, BBC. lb., |
del. Sample on request. oo Mary Col-
lins, Cordele, Ga. Rt. i

100 Ib. white suitcen feed sacks, 7c
ea., del. in lots of 12 or more. H. Aue
Autry, . Plainville, Ga,

15 lbs. new geese feathers, 15 lb.

steamed cleaned, 40c lb. Good value.

Mrs. W. J. Rogers, Claxton, Ga.
ae preserves, 55 Others tier: 1. 4

$1.60; 6 for $3 not del. Mrs. S. T.





te and red vinegar in 50_ gal. ie
bbls., at 15c gal., FOB. Cash with Orns
det. iB, Harrison, Dubling Gace) 74

Martin gourds, 2 to 4 a cap., priced
according to size. Mrs. T. B. Tho mas,
Thomasboro, Ga. Boasts tee





Ground oyster shell. for large and |
small chickens, $1 per 100 Ibs., FOB. _ 2
W. A. Smith, Savannah, Ga.. 102 Bay j
St., Hast. Vee

- Yellow root, fresh, 25 Ib., or ey
for old rice for chicken feed or any-
pee good to feed chicks on. ae

Mathis, Woodbury, Ga. Rt. 3.

ro straw brooms, twine wra
3 and 1-2. ft. long, : wt. i Tbs., =
re John





Thursday, February 6, 1930 -

Flowers And Seed
For Sale
(Continued from page ten)

Hastings double dahlia bulbs, finest,
_yariety, five shades of all shades of
red, white and buff, orange and yel-
low 15c ea; or $1.50 per doz; Cape Jas-
mines large white fragrant: blooms, 2
yrs. old, 50c ea; 1 yr. 25c. Bessie Mar-
tn Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 9.
_ Finest Chrysanthemums for Spring
delivery; Silver Wedding, White Gol-
den wedding, yellow incurved; Major
ouafon, incurved yellow. Black Hawk,
dark velvety red; Harvard Velvety, ree
flexed, Maud Robinson Orchid; Ro-
n Gold, dark yellow incurved, Ne-
ve Flesh pink incurved. Betsy Ross,
white Timothy; White Polly, Rose, la-
yender, Man O War incurved pink.



Queen Mary, yellow Shaggy Cream |

Sunrise, yellow red reverse
olden Glow, yellow hall s ped.
anksgiving Pink, rose perfection,
pink, Pacific Surprise. Old Lavender
and others $1.10 per doz: Pillow of
Fire, Cannas, green foliage, large Scar-
let, red blooms, Wyoming, Orange Sal-
yia blooms; Gladioli yellow spiotched
ed. All large fine cannas 20 strong
roots $1.25. Mrs. W. 'H. Rucker, Mil-
er, Ga.

- seve.al doz. King Humbert and
ronze leaved cannas; also several dou-
le dahlias Hastings iPr $1 per doz
del. in Georgia. R. L. Weeks, Dial,

Orchid color lily 25 per doz; Dou-
le Orange day lilies 25c ea; or 3 for
0c; Butterfly lilies 20c ea; Blue hy-
drangeas, 25c ea; or 3 for 50c, Blue
pines: 50c per doz; Milk and Wine
lilies 3 for 25c; Snowdrops 25c. per
doz.; Red Easter lilies 25c ea; or 3 for
50c; Yellow and white Raster lilies. 3
25 or 20 for $1;. Double. cannas,
large red King Humbert, with dark
red leaves and red blooms <0c per. doz.
Elephant ears 15c ea; 1 red flowering
quince Japonica, given with ea. $1 or-
der _Mrs. 8. Carter, Alma, Ga. Rt. 2.
Butter and kee bulbs 10c. doz;. or
$e, 100; April Blooming narcissi white
y th yellow cup in center sweet scent-
; bloom in clusters, 15 per doz.;
$1, 100; All large blooming size bulbs.
No orders filled for less than 50c. Cash
or money order only. Mrs. T, H.
rley, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 5.. :
ouble orange day lily, White Milk

tals;























































nch Blue Hydrangea all 25c ea; or

es 3 for 25c or 20 for $1; Orchid
color rain lilies 25 per doz; Jonqui's,
Se; Mixed color Gladioli bulbs, 25c
per doz; Double canas, King Humbert
arge red blooms with large dark red
aves; yellow with yellow and red
4 Cae eaand salmon color all 40c per

oz; Umbrella Palms, 15c ea; 1 Red
Quince Japonica given free with ea.
rder_ fe 1. Mrs. Walter McDonald,
Alma, Ga. Rt. 2. wate
Purple liiac 20c; Purple Wisteria
ine, white Star Jasmine 25c ea; Wht.
aster lily bulbs, 25c per doz; Red yel-
Ow and orange cana bulbs, 70c ea;
Dusty Miller plants 15c per doz, Pink
Dorothy Perkins rose bushes 25 ea;
eget vine, 10c ea; 3 for 35c.
Hedge cuttings not R. 50c

i

er 100. Mrs.
W. Rodgers, Conyers, Ga. Rt. 2. |
Red. bler roses 25c ea; 3 for 50c

Red
r $1.50 per doz; Honeysuckles 20c. ea.
| for 45, $1.50. per doz; Spirea, 20c
; ,0r_ $1.50 per doz; $8 per 100 pre-
d. Forsythia 15c ea. or $1.25 per doz,
50 per 100; Weigela 30c ea; $2.75
T doz; Willow Babylonica 25c ea. $1-
0 per doz $7.50 per 100; Abelias 25 ea
91.75 per doz..Mrs. Betty: Roberts,
Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3 Box 73.
Daffodil, Jonquil bulbs,
ue iris, 30 per doz; Purple lilac pink
almond, 20c ea; Pink Weigelas, Mtn.
urel 20c ea; Pink althea, purple. fox
love 20 doz; Baby rambler roses, red
l5 ea; Velvet rose 15c ea; Dbl. yellow
sponicas 25c ea; Purple Wistera 20c
ea; Snow ball 40c ea; All well rooted
A poste. Mrs. R. M. Ray, Ellijay,

~onquils and daffodils 25 per doz;
Chrysanthemums per doz; Weigela
and snowball 2 for 25c; Tiger lilies 5c
ea; Eng. dogwood 2 for 25c; Primroses
10c per doz; Japonicas, 25c ea; Add

tage. Mrs, Julia Keetor, Talking

purple and

k, Ga. Rt. 2
ea; Dusty miller 10c bunch. A few nice
bulbs. 50c;. Mixed variety of dahlias
25e per doz; about 1 doz. boxwood 20c

All well rooted. Add _ post-
S. L. Henrix, Douglasville,

Le and single; White



ly, Red Spider lily, Red Easter lily, |.
for 50c. White and Yellow Easter

pe Jasmines 25 ea; Weigelas 25c.

MARKET BULLETIN

lilies 40 per doz; snowballs large size
oUc ea; Biue-bells 10c ea. Japonicas,25c
ea; Weigelas, honeysuckles, rooted 25c
ea; White pins; Dwarf American rose,
rooted 25c ea; old fashioned veivet ro-
ses, white dwarf roses, monthiy roses,
cuttings, 20c ea;-fail pinks, yeliow ana
red 25c per doz; Boxwood cuttings 8c
ea. White dwarf Easter roses 15c ea;
Bleeding hearts 50c; dbl. red geraniums
20c ea; red and yellow cannas 20 ea;
Hydrangeas, 20c ea; Hibiscus 25 ea;
All well rooted; add postage on orders
under 50c. Miss Lilian Daves, Ellijay,
Ga. Rt. 3.

Wud: Easter lilies, blue bottle bulbs,
shasta daisies, sweet biue violets ea;
el per 10U; White and purple iris lil-
2S, Red June iuies ea; oc per doz;
yellow dbl. daffodis, yellow jonquils,
v0c per doz; Blanket flower piants wdc

pink 25 per doz; Yellow canna buibs
$1 per doz; Mtn. ferns $2 per 100; $1.
per M. Bush honeysuckle, Granapa
erey beard, dogwoods 50c ea. Mrs. Cla-
ra Belle Cary, Royston, Ga. Rt. 1.

. Mixed phiox $1 per 100; coreopsis 20
per doz; Larkspur 20c per doz; nearts-
vase 20c per doz; dbl. perenial daisies
4nd Shasta daisies 25 per doz; Dbi.
altheas 25 ea; 20 different varieties
of prize wining chrysanthemums Sii-
ver wedding white broad petals fine.
wolden yellow rich incurved; Black
hawk, velvety red; sunrise reverse pet-
als; Queen Mary, Shaggy cream siive:
cloud, tan; Man O War, Pink Ear

Kitchener, lavender; Maud Robinsor.

orchid; Golden glow incurved bali,
Louise Pockett ,creamery white larg
whive Pompom; Price of plants 8 cts.
ea. Mrs. R. L. Silver, Edison, Ga.

Cannas: Pillow of fire, green foliage
scarlet red blooms; Wyoming orange,
Salmon pink, green foliage; Richard
Wallace, canary yellow, green foliage,
Price 15 per plant 8 for $1. Mrs. R. L.
Silver Edison, Ga..

_ Zinnia seed, mixed colors, also touch
me- nots and marigolds, yellow and
red; 25c pet Cup full. Stair petunias.
With each order a pk. of China asters
free. Ona Fowler, Roy Ga.

_ Pink Cherokee roses $1 per doz. Red
and yellow azaleas $1 per doz; Japan-
ese barbary bush 75c per doz; Rhodo-
tendrons 25 ea. or 6 for $1; Red jap-
Onicas 25c ea; Arborvitae 25c ea. Jun-
ipers, 25c ea. White pines, 20c ea; Blue
Iris lilies, 50c; Perennial - phiox
35 per doz. Mrs. Bonie Abercrombie,
Morganton, Ga. a
Japanese Wax leaved ligustrum 20
to 30 inches high 35c, or 6 for $1.75;
Ornamental .pomegranate dbl. salmon
pink blossoms same size and price; Dbl
white althea 30 to 35 inches high 30e
6a.; 6 for $1.50; Glossy leaved Abelia
bell shaped fragrant white blossoms,
25 ea; 7 plants $1.50; All well rooted,
strong piants, guaranteed true to hame
Shasta daises 30c per doz; 5 doz $1.25:
Chrysanthemums 8 ea: or 35 strong
olants for $1.75; State insp. Mrs. J. F
Chapman, Edison, Ga.

2 yr. size rose plants: White Amer-
ican beauty; White cochet: Pink cochet
?ink Columbia; Yellow ophelia 25c ea;
5 for $1; dbl. dahlias, yellow white, red
0c per doz. bulbs; large bloom cannas
red, salmon pink, bronze leaf, rose pink
and white in green leaf 40c per doz;
Dbl. white pinks 3 bunches for 25c;
Dbl. orange lilies 6 for 25c; pink thrift
plants 50 per 100; Dbl. White tube ro-
sS 25 per doz; bulbs; purple Achima-
nese bulbs 15c per doz; White shasta
daises 20c per doz; Leopard lilies bulbs
aa 25; Mrs. W.'M. Vickers, Siloam,

2.

Dol. White Spirea 20c ea; purple li-
lac and cream honeysuckle 10c ea: Old
fashion grass pinks 5c ea; phlox, all
colors 25 per doz; May day yellow lil-
ies, 25e per doz; King James lily bulbs

roses 1-2 cuttings 20c} Dorothy Per-
kins white monthly rose 25c; Add pos-
jage. Miss Mattie Pike, Monk, Ga. .

Pink and dark red dahlia bulbs 25c
per doz. or 5c ea. red cannas 40c; Yel-
ow w#th spots same price) pink flower-
ng almond and purple lilac 10c ea; 3
for 25c. Pink climbing cluster roses.
rooted, 15c each; two for twenty-five
ents; Red and pink begonias 10c;
3 for 25c; Cape Jasmine, 25c ea; Dbl.
red carnattions with good roots 20c ea.
arge dbl zinnia seed all colors free of
trash 10c per spoonfull; French mari-

Touch-me-not seed 10c; Petunia and
sarly cosmos 10c per spoonful; add
nostage on ae Mrs. F. E.
Hapholdt. Le on, Ga.

Apel blooming narcissi 15c per doz.
2 for 25c: Butter and ese bulbs 20c
per doz; Boston and Ostrich plume
ferns well rooted 20c ea; Baby breath
ferns, 25c; St. Bernard lily, rooted a
jlants, variegated foliage 15: Godfrey



iqui r 100; blue and
Oc burnt or



25 per 1-2 doz; Large ever-blooming

gold, different colors, dbl. and single; |

| Leslie,



son rambler pit pp moted 25 Mrs.
V. P. Jackson, Ivey, Ga...

Dbl. pink canna bulbs 10c ea; dbl.
dahulas 4 colors white, red yellow, pur-
ple 10c ea; Giadiol 4 coiors, red, wnice
and purpie 5c ea; or wili exch. for some
well rooted dbl. Japonicas or rootea
Azaieas; Crocus bulbs or dbl. Roma
Hyacinths, Add postage on small or-
aers or if exch. write before sending.
Mrs. 8. Spraggins, Fitzgerald, Ga. R 1.

Wile ana purpie Viowts oue per
404; Qui, Ted purple and Valgareu,
JEMOW UsAlUIaS (ol per GOd; Wiluile say:
vider QOl aahuas luc ea or, $2 On,
SuWgie Padrpie, pik, YeLOW QaMuisas, oUE
peor Guecd; sea DY boiIsCus; Pie

~repe Mayrue, two lor twenty-iave cents |
aie jur brubpet Bullercups, datiouils

alu jonquus gue per auz Gr 4 aow ror
ei. dMIS, Alen Gregory, korsyun, Ga.

yer doz, Fall pinks white, yellow anq|Rt. 6

Vannas: King Humbert, Venus, Wa-
ash, Mureka, aired, Conrad, riar oi
ue alld XeuCW King Humpert, 1uc ea;
e140 Der G04; CHNary yeiuw, oc eu; ou
ver Gos. Woil. DINK White and sing
JUrpie allhea, mose plnK ana iavenuas

vicpe Myrue, waite welgeua unl. was. | 187

spuea, ahd Stepnannonara oc ea;
dl. yeuow thoruiess rose, plus luow-
sing aumnond, 2Uc ea; Coral vine thers
wiOOIMIng size SUC ea; large alid Ineu-
uM, Slze g1iadiouw bubs, uUuxea colors
vc per doz; 2 doz. 8c; Smaller sizes
06 and soc; Chinese and american
awart arborvitae seed loc per tabie-
-pooniul; Grand auge Jasmine cui-
ngs 6 lor 20; Hoods hibuscus rootea
i0 ea; Sword ferns 20c ea. Fink per-
-tal phiox 6Uc doz; 2 doz. $l.uu; Wot
verennial daisies hardy blanket flower
and morning primrose and hardy an-
nual phlox zlc per doz, Haray Royal
fomseita seed lve per doz bl. and
singie orange day lilies 30c doz. 2 doz
ae a Mittie Collins, Smithville, Ga.
Rt. 1. .

ed and pink flowering quince 6 for
$1, dbl. pink almond 4 for o0c; Yellow
Jonquils and daffodils all 2 doz. for 50c
Butter and eggs, cream Narcissi all 25c

per doz; Blue and lavendar iris 4 doz |.

for $1; deep red hollyhocks $1 doz;
Wht. Shasta daisies 2 doz for 30c; rea

nd scarlet verbena, all 25 per bunca, |'

ink honeysuckle vines 2 for 25; Or-
ange lilies 25c per doz: add postage,
Mrs. Minie Silver, Oakman, Ga. Rt 1.
Hastings finest mixed petunia seec
10c per tea spoonful; include .

Mrs. Ellie Lee Johnson, Covington, Ga} La

Rt. 1 Box 168.

Roses red 35 per doz; Pink roses 25,
per doz; Will be del. C. O. D. Mrs. Lex
Boyd, Baldwin, Ga. Rt. 1. sin hee 9

Field daisies, Coreopsis and Raggec
Robbins, ready to transplant 30 pe.
doz; Will exch, for flowering peach.
well rooted arborvitae, Junipers or hy
drangeas. Would like nice size plants
Will accept narcissus, jonquils or pin.
peed. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thompson

a.

Canna bulbs, dbl.; red and yellow
Single salmon colors: 75 per doz; Mrs
B. T. Amos, Kathleen, Ga.

Screen door vine seed 3 for 10c. Mis;
Ada Sorrels, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 4.

12 doz. Gladioli orange colored 59, [nd 1

per doz; 2 doz. calla lilies 50, doz;
All fine bulbs. Mrs. Sallie Ev-
ans, Riverdale, Ga. Rt. 1.
Chrysanthemeums, many colors and
varieties. All large fine ones 30e per,
doz; All colors phlox plants 15c per
doz. 2 doz. 25c; del after March ist.
Miss Minnie Wiliams, Oglethorpe, Ga.
April blooming narcissi bulbs; 25
per doz; Mrs. W. PF. Terry, Acworth,

Ga. Box 61.

Salmon pink cannas, large dbl, head
5 ea, Bronze leaf canna, orange flow-
er, 5c; Deep red cannas 5c; Stately
pink gladioli bulbs 8c: Deep pink crepe
Myrtle rooted, 20c; 7 large dbl dee
cream rose bushes, 20c ea; 2 lovely pink
rose bushes, long stems for cut-
ting, 20c ea; 2 doz. wht paper wht.
narcissi bulbs 60c send money order

ao 25c; Mrs. S. L. Gupton, Portal,

Blue Hydrangeas, well rooted 25c oa.
Hastings large pink, red and burnt or-
ange cannas 50c doz. or 3 doz. for $1.-
ea an Nellie Beland, Reynolds, Ga.

Rooted lace ferns, 25c ea. Shell gar-
anium well rooted 2 for 25; rooted
May cactus 15 ea.; Cash with order.
Mrs. O. B. Brand, Byronsville, Ga, R 1

Watermelon pink crepe myrtle wel
rooted 20c ea: Wht. ta daisies
well rooted 5 ea; or 50c Ee doz; Mrs.
C. R. Sorrels, Monroe, nc FV, 1!

Well rooted sweet. scented purple li-.

lacs 5c to 10c; Rooted Dorothy Perkins

tose bushes, pink clusters, 5 ea: or 3"

for 10c. Add postage.
Ga, Rt 2.

Mrs, Lewis Law,

PAGE FIFTEEN

wht. flags, red June lilies ove per doz.
blooming size tiger lies % ior 502;
shasta uaisies Gsz tor v0c; Purple
_vkbenes, 4c per doz; A. A. Cary Roy-
on, Ga. Rt 1.

Weeping Mary 10c; Wht. spirea 15c
ww, OLIdal wreai Loe, fuowes Ine quince
oc; Fiowering almond 10c; 1. yr.ald
duping 80c per 100; Oia tasnioned
7 8; Yellow 10c per aoz: blue and
%449 and white variegated iris zuc per
~. now ball 16 6a; wirs. J. C. Eades
a 8UU0) Ga, Rt, 7,

-tuarilius, Johnsons bulbs, large 30c
ea, Or $8 per doz; Mrs. O. L. Bush,
Joeruiii, Ga.

Glacdioli bulbs, assorted colors of im-
2TOVed Varieties; jJarge size bulbs 40
for $1; or 18 for 50c; Postpaid; J. J. :
chnson, Colere Park, Ga.
i aver and dbl. r
ngs 10c @ or 3 for Quc; exe dant
vulos 3-for 2c; Watermelon crepe cone
le 10c a;, 4 to ft. high. Mrs. . B. -
Py iss Ga. Rts 1 ox 8g.)
SORF oto cos toner Dulles 28 per
Ade He wea FOr $15 no Checks accept-
Pd iora SUlott, Jesup, Ga. Rt. u |

~ Pink aid red Phiox
daisies 30c per doz; Dh, j
ais per H . yeluow -
ies 25 ex, Snow bails suc ai pate
panes $125 et oe All wel: rooted
Jay, Ga. xt Bork
,-OWering quince bush
bushes; pink crep te
Wreath and prida: bouquet; W,

Bn, doewood; Several kinus or mnt
ushes, 15 ea. or 2 for 29c; pink and
Wat. hardy phlox, littie yedow button
Pines: evergreen white blooming moss

all 15c ea; Mrs, S. g
Ga Rt. 3'B 477 Such

ed geranium cut-

Plants; white

snow ball
myrtle bushes, |

@a; day
2M r.doz; Garden sace - ed
bunch; aes 10c ea; ane esha!
iss Rings al > /

Add Der doz; $1 per 100; $7_

Mrs. R. wh
son, Loraine, sige : Ss. R. W. Hud
. Dogwood i

i! d.

Ave.
yg lower Seed: Zinia all colors bl

ae : ; ank-
et flower and Sunflower, sound oad

clean, ea., 10c for large pkg., marigold

1 pkg.,
ochelle, ca coe Stonecipher,

_ Shasta daisies, $1 a 100; spotted can-_

a Stringless a
valley, Ca + Fountain,
a olus bulbs 1 1-4 in diamete
arger; mixed, 40c doz., $2.50 a 100
special mixture, of at least 2-3 named
varieties Separately labeled, $3 a 100;
er G. Z Opens Agee
4 ?. . OC. hae wees
ica, 45c doz, All postpaid. Mrs, F. Bend ;
lief, Atlanta, Ga. 6 Dil Ave S Ww...
Large red canna, 50c doz, bulbs: X~ |
mas cactus, red er., cut., 10c large
green jew, 10c 02., yellow and wht.
chrysanthemums, very dbl. and med-
um _ size, doz. plants Postpaid on
up. Nice rooted

10. Exc wht
bermuda onions or E Nardgy dor Wht

cabbage plants at not over $125 a M.~

also stringless. green i

at Go cess sen +
elon pink cre

grape hyacinths, 10c. dor ae ae

or over $1 or

ee
ce doz
mixed col., 35 doz,
6a., 40 Sage oN
fh ellow
10c ea., 76e. doz., little paves
*verblooming Toses, 15 ea. Mrs. EC
Heaton, Hartwell, Ga Rt 3

Cape Jasmine (blooms measures 5
iM-, across), well rooted, 0c ea., or ex.
{1 for 25 Silver Lace Wyandotte chicks
| wk old ($4.25 for the 11); also have
iahlia bulbs, 25 doz. dark brown and
Sark velvet; 6 gladioli bulbs, 30c; sal-.

mon pink add postage. Mrs, Azza |
Roberts, Suwanee, Ga. Rt. 1

x and mixed verbe-

- Dink
H

Jo



nice Davis, hii;

and, Eliijay ee

Lbloom

3 doz. 25c; _ ai



Milk and wine lilies 10c ea: Rast : 4
| lilies, 30c doz a; Easter
1/28, 30c dos

os

eG







len, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 168.

well, Ga. Rt. 1 Bo

wine and orange ;
_.. plants of coreopsis, blackeyed susans
- small size pansy, yellow daisy phlox,
blue violets,
(blom until frost) 15 for 25; 1

fly bush, 25c

os thing can use.

Hee) for 15C,

Ga.. Rt. 2, Box

$1.25 a 100 bw
_ $8 M, old fashioned spirea, or brides

PAGE SIXTEEN

Flowers and Seed
i For Sale.

Purple dahlia seed, Sell or exch. for
perennial phlox seed. Mrs. D. C. Puck-
ett, Newnan, Ga. Rt. 6.

June roses, large dbl. dark pink, flesh
pink and aark red, golden bells, pink
weigelias, azaleas, pink and _ yellow.
Ail well rooted. $2.25 doz, del No order
filled for less than $1. Mrs. Grace Webb
Bllijay, Ga ~

A few pounds of oriental poppy seed
a giorious mixed variety, 40e per ounce
dl. or exch., for corn, peas, Ga. cane
syrup, honey, or most anything else
that can be used on farm. Thos. Thom-
\son, Augusta, Ga. 404 1-2 8th St.

Mixed col. sweet. williams, large size
piants, 25 doz., everblooming blanket
fiowers, assorted colors 15c doz., but-
tercups, 10c bulb. Mrs. W. A Cochran,
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Dbi wht. and single red altheas, 1 to
2 ft, 10 ea, or 2 for 15ce; red spirea,
5 ea) yellow bells. 2 for 10; pink
monthly roses, 10 ea. wht. spireo 2
for 10c; petunia seed; all colors 10c
this Add postage. No checks Mrs. J.
T'. Jones, McIntyre, Ga. Rt. 2.

2 well rooted baby rambler roses, 15c
ea,. or both for. 25c. J. B..Lindsey, Mel-



Good sunflower seed, 25c qt., exch
for qt. of good tender bean seed; lily
buhses, 3 for 25c; maple wht. pine 15c
ea., oaks, dogwoods, honeysuckle ivy
laurel 10c ea. 3 for 25c; winter ferns.
10c doz., Buyer to pay del. chgs. Exch
for anything can use. D.
ra oa pithe, 40 done ae

Iris wht. lily bulbs, OZ, POSt-
paid; yellow or purple, 50c doz., post-
paid; by frt.$1 a 10
fliberton, Ga. Ay A Naa

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c. a
100 or exch. for bermuda onion or ear-
ly cabbage plants, Ray Johnson, Hart-
Fine hardy larkspur, 25c doz., plants

now ready, white flags, 25c doz., single
-. purple althea 10c ea., sng. wht
hocks yellow thornless rose, Eng. dog-

wood, and glossy leaved bridal wrea

ise ea. Mrs. B. F. Harrison, Boling-:
broke, Ga.

Dbl red carnations, 25c ea., pink
oxalis, 10c bunch dbl., small size chr-
ysantaemum pinks, 15 nice plants 25c;
colors; nice size

white thorny PD)
Dut r-
;bouncing Betty 10c

bunch; ,cut dbl. .wht. altheas cloth

of gold pink Manon Cochet several |

pink and white roses 3 cut. 10c; large
milk and wine lily bulbs 10c ea. seed:
petunia, phlox, coreopsis fresh mari-
gold white and red bachelor buttons.

_,white and red cypress vine blue for-

get-me-nots dark red hollyhocks mix-.
ed hibiscus all 1,0c pkt. Miss Mellie
Merritt, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2. ae
Gladioli: E A Kinards By

or

30 doz., Hastings red cannas |

25c; 10 for 50c. All postpaid. Mrs. J. V
Underwood Decatur, Ga

Flower seed different colors pinks
zennias. Sell or exch for tulips, pink
cannas and dahlias. Write. Mrs. Mar-
shali Lewis, Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2,

Fine iris bulbs, mixed colors: white,
blue and purple. Special at 12 for $1
postpaid: C. A.
Ga. 126 Coleman Ave.

Monthly roses, Seven Sisters, or Vel- | 1

vet rose bushes, also pomegranates.
Sell or exch for verbena flox, or any-

{ Mrs. T. P. Kirkland,
Lyons, Ga. Rt 2

Long Trumpet jonquils 25c doz.: Sell
or exch for frost proof cabbage plants,
onion sets, radishes, or lettuce seed or
for flower seed, Mrs. Mattie Roberts,
Tallapoosa, Ga. :

Coral vine seed. 20 for 10c del. va-.

riegated running roses, rooted, 12c del
. Mrs. A. S, Paulk, Ocilla,
a.

Well popted lilac bushes, 10c ea., 3

for 25; large white Moon flower seed

Se doz. Mrs.

: 103.

Yellow Ce blue flag lilies ea.,
S; orange lilies $1 a 100;

button, 25c ea., hardy hibiscus, or rose
mallow, 10 ea., or $1 doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Spey Worley, Ball Ground, Ga.

Red and pink hibiscus seed, 10 tbls,

postpaid. Mrs. Mary Phillips, Buford,
Ga. Rt 4,
Light and red Violet. roses, 10c cut.,

sprouts, 15 ea. Add postage. W. M

Parnett. Mineral Bluff, Ga, |,
UV On 2





fob. J. D. Dubose ayy well rooted. Also 2 large boxwood

holly- |.

ies |

Quattlebaum, Macon, |

{blue flag lilies, $1 doz., also 1

W. H. Brown, Helena,|G

toria Pace, Rebecca, Ga.

MARKET BULLETIN

and peppermint plants, ea., $2 M,
sweet Williams $2 a 100; pinks, $1 a
100; and other flowers, shrubs, etc.
Georgian Parker, Jasper, Ga. RFD 3,
Box 65,

Melpomene red Star lilies 25c ea., $2
doz., white spider lilies 26c ea., white
Easter lilies 20c ea., $1 doz. cannas
all colors, flowering Venus, pink, 20c
ea., $1.50 doz. King Humbert, Presi-
dent and Leopard, 50c doz., $2 a 100;
old time pink, sweet roses, 3 for $1, or
35 ea. Add postage; also will exch 200
cannas all colors, at $2.50 a 100 for
35 pure R. I. Red baby chicks; ea. to
pay postage; and exch. 200 cannas,
same price for 1 M. B. turkey hen,
laying size: Miss Ethel Smith, Cor-
dele, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 210. | ey

Fall chrysanthemums 5c ea., 50c doz.
also Japanese Kudzu vine, for porch
shade or pasture, 3 for 25c, 80c doz.
Add postage on either shipment. Nan-
cy Brown, Cleveland, Ga. RFD 4.

Canna bulbs; large red and yellow

red, 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. J.
Master, Fairburn, Ga. Rt, 1.

Double White. spirea, Double pink
flowering almonds, little yellow double
thornless, rose, pink and purple crepe
Myrtles 20c ea; or large red Hibiscus,
also well rooted 15c ea; Hardy double
dahlias, red, pink, large purple and 1
variegated, will give 1 white extra with
@ dozen; other prices 75c per doz;
Small yellow cluster sweet narcissi,
yellow short cup daffodils large bloom
$1 for 100; Major Trumpet daffodils

and double butter and egg 35c per
doz; iarge orchid plants 40c ea; 3 for

ee Mrs. Jeffie Ham, Forsyth, Ga. Rt.

% Severar Sweet Shrub bushes raised
from seed, pink crepe myrtles 15 ea.

bushes 4 and 6 ft. high well shaped
both for $75, on the yard. Pink Jus-
ticia 25c ea; or will. exch for. White
Plumbago, white. and colored Sultan-

as, or fluffy ruffles or sword fern.
Mrs. Chas. H. Ogletree, Crawfordsville
Ge Rts.

| Seed: all colors tall double peony
flowered poppy, White and blue lark-
spur; oe flowered zinnias: crim-
son Monarch: Dahlia; yellow four
oclocks, double African Marigolds, red
white and pink Cosmos, red salvia ea.
5c per 2 tablespoonsful; Weeping Mary
plants 3 ft. high 2 for 20c; Red Excel-
sior Climbing roses 2 yr. old plants, 4
for 25 plus peter: Mrs. Cliff Booth
Kennesaw, Ga, Rt. 2,

Paper white narcissi, 50c doz., white
Easter lilies, $1-doz., 200 well rooted
privet hedge, $2.50; spirea, 10c ea. Mrs.
J. RB, Bearden, Monroe, Ga. :

Pansy plants, 15c doz, milk and
wine lilies 5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. J.
D. Boyett, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2.

Tiger lilies, 15c doz., blueberry, 30c
doz., crabapple and persimmon, 15c ea.
hemlock, white pine, Mtn. ' laurels,
rhododendrons, box elders and lilac,
20c ea., white and pink dogwood, tu-
np poplars and red.maples, 10c ea.
Cherokee roses and black raspberries
$1 doz, John Wilson, Loving, Ga.

Large, dbl. white iris lilies, 25c doz.,
flowering almonds, white and purple
lilacs, dbl., yellow, everblooming thorn-
less roses, and Rose of Sharon, all 15c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. T. W. Aber-
crombie, Newnan, Ga. Rt. 5.
_ Purple iris, 25c per bulb, large dah-
lias, 7 different colors, decorative and
show type, unmixed bulbs, 25c ea.
Mrs. C. A. Black, The Rock, Ga., Rt.

_ Dahlia tubers: Jersey Beauty, Mill-
ionaire, Warner, Breezelawn, Minnie
Burgle, Earle Williams, Cuban Giant,
Amun-Ra, Mother, John Wannama-

a tuber; also a collection of unlabeled
tubers, eee ee Some of the above,
$1 doz., plus postage. Mrs. J. I. Hynds
Atlanta, Ga., 93 Warren St., N. E., De-
0489 W. oo :

_ Winter pinks, white and yellow, $1
doz, primroses and golden globe, also
doz. ea.,
$3; exch. for cotton sacks, or any-
thing can use. Mrs. J. H. Fowler, Roy,

a. \

Well rooted Dorothy. Perkins rose

bushes. Sell or exch. Mrs. Clyde Sandi-

fer, Locust. Grove, Ga. .
Extra nice dahlia tubers, extra large

12 colors, Decorative and Cactus and

clad te a ee A

0 not 8, u r and s, on-
quils, buttercups, and Star of Bathie.
hem. Sell, or exch. for dahlia bulbs.



- Honeysuckle, bush kind, 15 eg., red

ker, Dreers yellow, Bob Newcombe, 50c>

Hybrid type, $1.50 doz., del. Mrs. R.

white butterbeans, or dried peaches.

s 4 i . ss ~ 5
yellow bell bush, 15 ea., red dogwood. tea Johnson, Shellman, Ga.,

Yellow sweet. pea seed, 10c tbls. Vic-

yellow and orange cannas, 7c ea. bulb;
red and pink Dorothy Perkins rose,
20c ea., altheas, purple, 2. ft. bushes,
15c; white, Mtn. Easter lily, blooming
size bulbs, 25c doz., mixed zennia seed,
25c per cup full; yellow summer and
red, fall marigolds, 20c per cup; purple
wisteria, white Star jasmine, 25c ea.,
purple lilac, 20c ea., Eng. ivy, 10c ea.
3 for 25c; mtn. laurel small, 2 ft.,
20c; 4 ft., 35c ea. Mrs. H. E. Hartley,
Conyers, Ga. Rt. 2. /
Hibiscus, 6 for $1; red dogwood, 12
for $1; white pines, 10 for $1; arbor-
vitae, $1, 4; golden glow, 25c doz.,
White jonquils, $1 a 100; blue lilac, 6,
$1; azaleas, 6 50c; lemon lilies 50e doz.
boxwoods 25c ea., red and _ purple
blooming horsemint, 50c doz. Wel
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. F. E. Aber-
crombie, Loving, Ga.

April blooming white narcissi bulbs
and mixed phlox plants, each, 8c doz.

o order filled for less than 50c. Mrs.

Fannie Browning, Buchanan, Ga., Rt.
with orange spots, 20c doz. President, i

Dbl. touch-me-not seed, mix. col., 10

spoonful; large, yellow dbl. marigold.
10c doz., pods; yellow daffodils, 25c
doz., golden glow and yellow dbl, can-
nas, and dbl. dahlia bulbs, Mrs. Lela
Chapman, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 5.

Cape jasmines, weigelas, 25c ea.
rose cut., best varieties; ask for pric-
es; snowballs 35c ea., lilacs, 15 ea.
bridal wreath, 5c ea., bronze chrysan-
themums, 5c ea., Shasta daisies, 50:
a 100; purple iris, 10c doz., FOB. Mrs
B. T. Gilmer, Lyerly, Ga.

Camellia Japonicas (beautiful, win-
ter blooming evergreen, field grown
inspected, well rooted); dbl. light rea
and rich velvety red plants, 14-13 in.
size, $1 ea., parcel post prepaid. Cash
in advance. Also would like to secure
some cuttings of the Camellia Japon-
ica of the dbl. white, light pink, and
variegated varieties. Quote lowest price
ae 100 cut. John W. Roach, Daisy,

a.

Blue iris, 15 doz. 6 col. ger. cut.,
5 ea. sword, Boston and oftriche
plume ferns, rooted 15 ea growing size
cape jasmines, 15 ea. purple lilac
sprouts 10c ea. Add postage on all or-
ders. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cummings
Ga. Rt. 6.

Blue, grape hyacinths, 50c a 10
bulbs, $4 M. Mis Vena Brown, Hart-
well, Ga.

Dbl. yellow cannas 25c doz., purple
iris, 50c doz., red, June lilies $2 a 1 0;
Grand daddy Graybeard, 50c ea., cor-
al berry bush, 25c ea., 50 rooted dwari
boxwoods, 4 yrs. old, $5. Mrs. Etta
Smith, Royston, Ga. Rt. 1.

Daffodils, 50c doz, bulbs: rooted
rose, crepe myrtles, 25c ea,, jonquil:
and butter and eggs 3c ea., or 30c doz
bulbs. Mrs. W. R.. Thompson, Law-
renceville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Dahlia bulbs, light red, dark velvet
red, and pink, very dbl., 10c ea., Or :
for 25c. Add postage. Will exch. Mrs
J. F. Gober, Barnesville, Ga. Box 366,

16 well rooted, everblooming ros
bushes, all col, sell or exch for nic
dried fruit, free from worms. Mrs, M
Cc. Johnson, Whigham, Ga. -

Yellow, sng. and
low Jonquils single, white Narcissi,
white iris, ea., $1 a 100; single, blue
hyacinths, 35 doz., Hemerocallis day
aa ea a gets extra large dbl.
white narcissi, 60c doz. Mrs. C. C.
Middleton, Ga. ee
_ Fine collection, mixed, narcissi and
Jonquii bulbs, $3 a 100 FOB Mrs. J.
G. Hynds, Atlanta,-Ga., 255 Suther-
land Ter. N. E., Phone De. 4529.

Several hundred Dorothy Perkins | Will

roses, 1 and 2 yrs. old, well rooted,

25 ea., Or exch. for poult: ;
P. Stubbs, Ochiocknee, nL nie fie
A few Calla lilies. Sell or exch. for
Well rooted cape jasmine, everbloom-
ing rose bushes, frost proof petunias
or japonicas (prefer white or red).
vibes L. Mareen. Clyo, Ga. Rt. 3.
ese sweet pea seed, 10c :
Fannie Pope, Rebecca, Ga. Rt. wee
Everbiooming rose plants; Paul Ney-
ron, pink Cochet, red American Beau-
ty, and Mrs Willebrandt, 5 for $1; can-
na bulbs; Red, King Humbert, Pres-
ident, burnt orange, and 2 shades of
pink, bronze leaf and green leaf, 40c
doz., blooming size red Amaryllis bulbs
25 ea., 5 for $1: smaller size, 20c ea
Se F. e Fone, Siloam, Ga. ;
onquuls, 75c a 100; sweet vio
pink thrift, 50 a 100; Shasta, daisies
yellow narcissi, October lilies, 20c doz.
Add postage. Miss Tommie O'Neal
Reynolds, ay . :
_several doz. white and yellow nar-
cissi bulbs, 15 doz., ea foe 100 tb.
size feed sacks. Mrs. O. S. Williams
Scotland, Ga. ie
Old fashioned house-leak, 50c for 6
eo about 3 1-2 i ee (green







gr

Seed. {
d

ind) also the crystal kind that
ows 12 fb, high) and to plant wt










dbl. daffodils, yel-



Thursday February 6, 1930

chicken yards for shade, 20c per 1-2
lb. Add postage.
Arlington, Ga. RFD 2.
Shasta daisies 20c doz, 6 doz. $1;
dbl. day lilies, same price; golden glow
25c doz. cannas, all col. mixed, 50c
doz., plus postage; salmon pink cannas,
grows in lg. clusters 75c doz. 1 doz.
King Humbert red with bronze foliage.
1 doz. Pillar of Fire, scarlet red with
Humbert, red with bronze foliage; 1

green foliage, and 1 doz. pink for $1.
Add postage.
burn, Ga.

ea. Spruce pines 40c ea. One lilac
bush 38c Golden Glow 10c per bunch

tings: same
B. Grindle,

'e



Flowers and Seed :

_ Wanted



ega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want White Crepe Myrtle and any
variety of Japonicas will exch. or pay
ces ae a M.

ringf : a. : \ \
Want to exch. 1 setting of full blood
BR. eggs at $1.50 per.15 del. for Box
Flowers;

Wanted: to exch red crepe Myriie,

California Peas; dried peaches, apples,
potatoes both sweet and irish. Mr.
John B. Wood, Griffin, Ga. Box 138.

color, size of rooted plant and price;

on, Alma, Ga. Box 55. a
_ Wanted Lily bulbs or plants, give
oest price. Mrs. Chas. White, 855 .Stew-
art Ave., Atlanta, Ga.

mums, fine exhibit. Mrs.
phins, Tusculum, Ga. :

Wanted: 1 or 2 doz. 2 yr. old Holly-
aock plants; plants that will be sure
v0 bloom this yr. all colors; State par-
ticulars in 1st letter. Mrs. E. L. Dor-
i , Fitzgerald, Ga. ;

ban Sultanas. All color Chrysanthe-

cratic B. R. eggs for Everblooming Ro-



Statesboro, Ga. Rt. 2.
Wanted: to exch. Rose cuttings 1 for
1; Paul Neyron, American Beauty, Red

Radiance, Yellow Ophelia, Pink Coch- _
+t for Pearl of the Garden, Sunrise

xv any high grade variety; also cut-
ings of Amur River
rum or similar broad leafed Ever-
3reen, 2 for 1; Mrs. David Tod, Alta-
maha, Ga. a .

Wanted: To exch. Klondike straw-
Jerry plants for Perennial Larkspur,

icy, Halcyondale, Ga. Rt. 2.

ny royal, striped ribbon grass,
Easter | lily uk mG
Star Jasmine or monthly roses ali
rooted. Both parties \to pay postage.

bulbs,

ill ex
Hollyhock, striped petunias
arbor ten seed. Mrs. Ona

Wanted:
ium; American Beauty,

phlox. or

white variegated and

geraniums. Also cutting
white sultana. Mrs. D.
Kingsland, Ga.

Salmon pink.
G. Caldwell,

drop, Oleander or Altheas. Mrs.
Bray, Ellaville, Ga. Rt. 3.

large Mums. Will exch any of above.
for same. Mrs. J.
Newnan, Ga. Rt. 5. a a

Will exch, Carolina Cherry, Mock
orange or Dorothy Perkin or Chero-:
kee roses for gladiola or lily bulbs.
emer Howard, Atlanta, Ga. Gener-

Wanted; 1 Beefsteak Begonia, 1 Rex



ville, Ga.

GO







Mrs. John Linsley,

doz. Pillar of Fire, scarlet red with.

3

Mrs. A. R. Clack, Au--

Red monthly roses blooming sizes 25c _

Evergreen cuttings easy to get to
grow, 12 cuttings for 50c; Juniper cut- |
ae Add postage. John |
Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1, Box

Want to exch Lemon lilies for good _
feed sacks. Mrs. Jesse Freeds, Dahlon~

State what kind of flowers
you have and when eggs are wanted,
Mrs. Grace Webb, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3...

Dorothy Perkin roses, evergreen, white
and yellow chrysanthemums for wht,

Wanted: Indian Azaleas. Please state
Will buy or exch flowers. Miss A. Dix- 4

Wanted: White, pink, red and or- a
A.C. Mal-

anted; To exch. pure bred Aristo--
ses, well rooted. poo P. Sturm -

privet for Ligus- ~

2eonies, Amaryilis, or fine varieties of _
Dahlias. Write first. Mrs. J. W. Lar- >.

Wanted: To exch. horse mint, pen--

bulbs for Cape Jasmine, - ey

Mrs. L. P. Gassett, Roberta, Ga. Rt, 2...
Want Nursey bought monthly rose

cuttings; 1 double althea, any color...

zinnia seed, double white .

errell, Al-

Cuttings of double gerans a
purple an
vermillon. Will exch. cuttings of, pink, |

p

of orange and:

Wanted: To exch. Everbearing straw
berry plants for Brides Wreath, Snow- |
J, Gee

Wanted: All colors of dahlias, per-
ennial Phlox, Peonies, Spider lilies,

W. Abercrombie,

Begonia, 1 tree Begonia 2 peach blow.
pink Hibiscus). Will exch. Thurstonii __
Begonia or rose cannas for same 1 for,
1 of each. Mrs. George Bell, Jackson- _



Naomi Shearouse,

Seas

free from all worms; also good sound.

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ot

Thursday, February 6, 1930 _

Miscellaneous For Sale



(Continued from page fourteen)
_ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ~
White cotton bran sacks, 75 lb. size.
18 for $1. Add 12c postage for $1 or-
der. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga.
Rol:
pried yellow root, 50c lb., 10 lb. or
more. Add postage on small orders.
Mrs. L. H. Lively, Morganton, Ga.
Practically new feathers, good cond.
50c lb, FOB. J. H. Roberts, Hamil-
: ton, Ga... i oy }

. Straw brooms, 10c ea., $1 doz. Add]
postage. Mrs. Mattie Crumley, Cor-|

dele, Ga. Rt. 2,

Home canned tomatoes, green to-
mato pickles, pickle beets, and berries
Sell or exch. for second-hand brood-

er, or most anything can use. Write.

Mrs, W. M.
Ga. Rt, 3.

' BUTTER FOR SALE
6 lbs. of Fresh Jersey Butter each
- week from 6 gal. cow; 45c per lb. Cash
_ with order. Mrs. Hattie Wofford, Oak-
- wood, Ga. Rt. 2. boas
Best grade of butter 50c per lb. Miss
- Annie E. Jones, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt.

3, ; (

_, 4 or 5 Ibs. nice uncolored butter ea.
week. in 1 lb. brick molds make best
offer. Mrs. C.
meee Pe. Bt
Fresh, Jersey butter from reg. cows,
ea, week, 50c lb. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Adairsville,
Ga. Rt. 1. ;
2 Ibs nice, fresh country butter per
week, 30c Ib., plus postage. Mrs: J. Ty
Heath, Dudley, Ga. ieee

ue - Poultry For Sale :

_. ANCONAS FOR SALE

_ 4 Ancona hens; 2 pullets and 1 cock,

$8.50, W. J. Garner, East Atlanta, Ga.

387 Haas Ave. He eee

_ 18 Ancona 1929 hens now laying; $15
or the lot. fob. L, L. Clarkson, La Fa-

_yette, Ga. Rt 5..

11 pure bred Shepherd Ancona hens

$1.25 ea; O. E. Trimble, 401 Dorsey Ave

_ East Poina, Ga. | .

AUSTRALORPS FOR SALE

DeLay, Powder Springs,







_ Australorp cockerels, $5 to $10 ea.,
eggs 20c ea. Finest.

As eee $3 to $5;

layers, prize winners at the Ga. and
Fla. Fairs. Dr. R. E. Rouse, Valdosta,

- ANDALUSIAN FOR SALE

- Blue Andalusian hens, $1 ea. Ida

_\ Baugh, Athens, Ga. 135 Waddell, St.

oy! BANTAMS FOR SALE
_ Golden Seabrights: $2.50 ea., for
cock; $4 pr., Exhibition type. Mrs. H.
_ W. Law, Eastman, Ga. :
White Leghorn Bantams, $1.75 trio,
or 6 roosters and 12 hens, $10; 3 roost-
ers and 7 hens, mixed with Seabright
different colors, $5.50 or $1.75 trio. All
yong and laying. James Brown, Hel-
ena, Ga.
2 pure Golden Seabright cockerels,
_ prize winning stock, $1.50 ea., also eggs
from same stock, $2 for 15. All fob. C.
_ C. Price, Lavonia, Ga. Rt 3.) -
_. Prize winning Golden Seabright hens
$1.50 ea., roosters, $1, $1.50, and $2 ea.





Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Acworth, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ 1 pr 8 mos. old Bantams, $1.75 per pr.
Pullet now laying. Mrs. W. J. Rogers,
Claxton, Ga. Rt3.

| BANTAMS, WANTED

Want 6 thoroughbred S. C. Golden
_ Seabright Bantams: 4 hens and 2 roost-
_ ers. Make best price. May consider more

if price is right. H. G. Stewart, Shell-

man, Ga.

BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE.
- 12 fine B. R. hens, no culls, $1.75 ea.
Rex Pate, Grayson, Ga.



1 Thompson Str. Barred Rock cock-

erel and 1 pullett $3 for both. Mrs. D.
S. McGee. Dry Branch, a.

19 Nichols Master bred Barred Rock,
hens and 1 roster. $1.45 ea; Send M.O.
Gus, Sosebee, Cleveland ,Ga.
Reg. Stock Parks Strain B. R.: Reg.
Permit No. 15-D 30; 1 cockerel, March
hatch. $2 fob money order. Chas. D.
Bass, Breeman, Ga. Rt. 1. e
_ 6 pure bred B. Rock hens and 1 cock-
erel $10.50 fob; 10 B. R. hens, pure bred
$1.50 ea., or 5 for $7; or the 10 hens for
$13.75; fob. Cash with order. Mrs. J. S.

denfield, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2

9 Barred R Pullets, 8 mos. old, 80c ea. |

or will exch for 7 Silver L. Wyandotte
Ae vou or 7 Buff Orpington pullets. J.
. Murphey, Winder, Ga. Rt. 4.

t

) ae bred Barred R. young hens;

hatch; $1.50 ea. Mrs | $1.25 ea;
tig) Belo. ey Gn ee

9 0 pines a


Rock May hatch cockerels, $1.50 ea.

tested baby chicks, 100 per cent live del.

erels; product of Holtermans finest 3

H. Rhodes, Royston,

ea; A. V. Spratley, Alamo, Ga.
TRG L a.

| striped, 1929 rooster, $2.50; also 1 hen

-; 10 pure! bred Thompson B. R. hens

hatch cockerels, $2 ea. fob.

sO pullets of same breed $1.25

old; Giant strain; $5 for the lot. L.

| livan, Carrolton, Ga. Rt. 5,

| $1.50 ea; Cash with order. Mrs. A. J.

Javinge B Rocks, pullets, no culls, 1 ex-
tae March hatch cockerel. $12 for



ra f } i bias SHR aC
pe : i i PRE
K Fut Sate Po a Wy
x : a

OMARKET BULLEPIN. |

BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS
.'- FOR SALE aN

2 yr old Fischel str. white rock, $2-

90. Clara V. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.
2 pure bred Fischel strain White

fob Depot. Mrs. J.
wood, Ga.

CUSTOM HATCHING
Want to do custom hatching, write
for prices. J. O: Irwin, Louisville, Ga.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
FOR SALE
Fat hens 25c lb., roosters 14c; fryers
ae lb. Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville,
a.
5 pullets and a cockerel, 12 wks old,
o I. Whites $7.50. C.E. Parish, Adel,
a. pe AY

Baby Chicks For Sale

S.C. W. L. trapnested and: blood

H. Hawes, Nor-







portation charges. Mrs. O. L. Buch,
WOETUN Gao el
_ 2 young Aristocrat Barred Rock cock-

pens, Weigh 6 or 7 lbs;.you. cant go
wrong on these; satisfaction guaran-
teed. $3.50 ea; or $6 for both, del. J.P.
McWilliams, Marietta, Ga,Rt. 4

1 extra fine pure bred B R. rooster,

1 yr. old $3; or will exch for 20 B. R.; |.

W. R. or R. I. baby chicks Must be

pure bred. Mrs. J. W Colson, Douglas

Ga Rt. - aos :
300 B. Rock friers, butter milk fed;

35c to 40c per lb; Reody for market

ae Feb. 15. A.C. Shealey, Franklin,
a, \

Thompson strain B. Rock roosters

2 pure bred Barred Rock cockerels,
April hatch $2 ea; Edgar Woodall,
Cornelia, a. Rt. 1. i aes

1 April hatch cockerel, Thompson
Strain, $5; will exch at my home for 2
good hens. Mrs. C. A. Wells, Atlanta,
Ga. 3656th St. N. W.

Pure bred B. R. 1 grown, and 7 young
roosters, $2 ea. Mrs. Wiley White, Syl-
vester, Ga. i

1 pure bred Thompson B R. pin
$1.75, or $4 for both. Exch for good
bright: sundried fruit. Ga. cane syrup
or honey. Mrs. E. M. Rowland, Carnes-
ville, Ga j

and 1 rooster, 2 yrs. old, $1.50 ea., fob.
Mrs. T. A Watford, Fort Gaines, Ga,

- BRAHMAS FOR SALE
Thoroughbred light brahmas, Mar.
Arthur



H: Meyer, Winterville, Ga.

1 large, brahma rooster 2 years old,
$1.75 or will exch. for Silver laced
Wyandotte rooster, or Buff Orping-
ton. J. M. Murphey, Winder, Ga. Rt.

4.
Giant Brahma cockerels, pure bred
March and April hatch, $1.75 ea; al-



ea,



Mrs. W. G. Walker, Lumber City, Ga. |
.8 Brahma pullets, 1 roster, 6 mos.

E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

3 Brahma pullets and lrooster,
6 mos. old, Giant strain, $5 for th
lot. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. i

April 1928 hatch light Brahma
rooster, Balch and Brown strain, lg.
big bone type, healthy, good cond.
Will send express paid in non-return-
able coop for $2.75. Mrs. H. H. Sul-



hatch $5 ea; Mrs. J. C. Lumsden ,Tai-
botton, Ga. ' Meda fae EEN

5 Pure Bred B. Rock cockerels, 1 yr.
dld in March. 1.50 ea.. Mrs. Lemuel
Altman, Baxley, Ga.
1 thoroughbred B. Rock cockerel,
April hatch. Make best offer. Mrs. A.
H. Reid, Sr. Eatonton, Ga. X
Barred Rock cockerels, $1.50 ea; G.
N. Thomas, Tomasboro, Ga. is by
-Thompsons Barred Rock cockerels

Collins, Demorest, a. Rt. 1.
6 pure bred B Rock pullets May hatch

$1.50; Satisfaction guaranteed. W. E.

Woodall, Cornelia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure Bred B. Rock Ringlet Aristo-
crat Strain cockerels, April
nearly grown, $2 ea; or will exch them
for 3 mos. March or April hatch same
breed pullets, ready to lay. Mrs. C. R.
Sorrels, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1.

6 pure bred Mar, hatch 1929; heavy

lot. No checks one Poh ae Leon Cow-
art, Summit, Ga. Rt 2000
een Rock cockerels, April hatch,
$1.25 ea; or will exch. for 2. speckled

-R. Cox, Ashburn, a.

tor. Reserve your trays now. T. L. Mat-

mer. Engage place at once. Can only

F. Thomas, Odum, Ga. Box 27.

flocks, blood tested, for B. W. Diarrh-
ea; carefully culled and mated: Ring-| to

Rocks, $15 per 100; le per chick dis-

hatch, |



hens, ea. party to pay trans-

3

He

from best laying strain, 15 ea; fob
your station. Live del; guaranteed. Wrt.
for prices on 500 or more. B. H. Middle-
brooks, Sr. 1020 ordon St. Atlanta, Ga.

Bred to lay White Leghorns 10c ea.
Also Brown Leghorn and Anconas, R.
I. Reds and Rocks. S. P. Howe, Hape-
ville, Ga.

PAGE SEVENTEEN

$15 per 100; B. M. Logan, Athens, Ga.
' Leghorn baby chicks, Hanson, Tan-

creq and Ferris strains direct. From
280 to 331 Trapnested the year round.

Please don not confuse hese high qual-

ity chicks with hatchery chicks. Write

for prices. Joe Renouf, Lithonia, Ga.

Fine hatches each week of blood tes-| Rt. 2

ted R. I. Reds, Barred Rocks, and Buff
Orpingtons $15 per 100; $8 per 50; $4-
50 per 25; assorted lots le per chick
less. Live del. guaranteed. J. C. Boston,
Milledgeville, Ga.

Quality chicks from vigorous thoro-
ughbred heavy productions, Barred and
Buff Rocks, Red Orpingtons, Black
Minorcas $13 per 100; Tancred Leghorn
heavy mixed, $12 per 100. Reduction
on large orders. Postpaid. 100 per cent
live del. guaranteed. R. F. Fechtel, Way-
cross, Ga.

Quality baby chicks, Reds and Rocks
$14 per 100; S. C, White Leghorns $12
per 100 orders less than 100 1c more.
100 per cent live del. guaranteed. D.
M. Clark, Garfield, a.

Thompson Imp. Ringlet Barred Rock
1 da. old old baby chicks $15 per 100;
del. Mrs. J. B. Elliott, Cochran, a.

Dal old chicks, B. Rocks, R. I. Reds
and W. Wyandottes $15 per 100; From
trapnest. 100 per cent live del. guaran-
teed. C. A. Burge, Macon, Ga..

Tancreq White Leghorns from egg re-
cords, hatch weekly $14 per 100; $13.
per 100. Also heavy mixed same price.
Terms: Cash with order, or deposit
with order. Bal. C.O. D.C. A. War-
nock, Register, Ga.

Certified baby chicks, Barred Rock
White Rocks, Reds, Buffs, White and
Sillver Laced W'yandottes, Pedigreed
matings, $19 per 100; $90 per 500; Stan-
dard quality, $14 per 100; $67.50-500;
White Leg. and Anconas, pedigreed
inbreeding $16 per 100; $75 per 500;
Quick del. 100 per cent live arrival. Pre-
paid post. C. C. Roberson, Rockbridge
Road, Avondale Estates, Ga.

Barred Rock, R. I. Red and Ancona
chicks $15 per 100; Del. and guaran-
teed 100 per cent live arrival. Homer
G. Cline, Canton, Ga.



2M Barred Rock, R. I. Reds andj

White Leghorn baby chicks for Feb
15th del and each week thereafter $13
per 100 postpaid; Also started chicks.
all thoroughbred and highest quality.
Place your order now. Mrs. Lois Woods,
Brooks, Ga. fee

S. L. Wyandottes and R. I. Red chks.
guaranteed; 500 chicks and 500 cap
brooder, both for $68. 10 per cent with
order. H. L. Wallace, Bowdon Junction
Ga: P.O. Box 1d:

Pure bred chicks: White leghorns,
$12 a 100; Barred Rocks tnd R. I. Reds
ea. $14 a 100. S. C. Bohanan, Atlanta.
Ga., 1968 De Kalb, Ave. -

Thoroughbred chicks: R. I. Reds, B.
Rocks, White Rocks, Buff. Orp., and
Anconas, $14.50 a 100; W. L., $14.25 a
100; Mixed heavy breeds, $13.50 a 100.
Postpaid. 100 per cent live del. guaran-
teed; cutom hatching, 8c an egg. R.

. Baby chicks from Tancred strain W.
L. for sale. Illustrated catalogue and
price upon request. Julian Kaylor, Car-
vilton, a. Box 234. | i
Custom hatching: Booking orders for
sggs at 4c ea. Have Blue Hen incuba-

thews, Lilburn, Ga. :
Custom hatching: beginning Febru-

ary 25th at 2 1-2 cents per egg; nothing

less than 1 tray, or 96 eggs per custo-

set 3456 eggs per week. W. H. Kinney,
Carrolton, Ga. Rt. 1. ; }

| High powered baby chicks from high
ege produsing pure blooded flocks. R

I. Reds $14 per 100; Barred Rocks $14} h

ver 100; Brown Leg. $12 per 100; Wht.
Leghorns $12 per 100; Hatchery run

mixed $10 per 100; Del. 100 per cent: }

Lots less than 100 add 1c per chick. D.
Pure bred quality baby chicks from

let Barred Rock, R.I. Reds, White

count if order is placed 3 wks. in ad-
vance. We guarantee any amt. live ar-
rival. W. S. Shields, Thomson, Ga.
Booking orders from my selected 2
and 3 yr. old Pure Tancred strain hens.
Mated to high ped. cockerels: Orders
for chicks taken now for Fe. March and
April del. 100 per cent live del. guar-
anteed. Write for mating gand price.
M. W. Cantala, Elberton. Ga. :
White Leghorns and Brown Leghorn
$15 per 100; R. I. Reds and Barred

Rocks $16 per 100; Custom hatching |
100 eggs $4, 1M eggs $30. Eustace J. Mc-

Kinney ,Blackshear, Ga.

Tanered str. S.C.

cy :
r



K

White Leghorns |

Althenean Better Baby Chicks, high
standard quality, bred to live grow and
lay. Reds and Rocks $15 per 100; All

breeds of Leghorns, and Anconas $13 _
per 100; White Wyandottes $16 per 100

*

Buff Orpingtons $17 per 100; Slightly

higher in lots of less than 100, H. R.
Gaskins, Americus, Ga. s
Baby chicks, 16c ea; 2 wks. old chicks
20c. Mrs. G. M. Jordan, Rockingham,
Ga, Rt. 3: oat

Baby chicks from State Accredited

}

flocks bred for high egg production.

Write for prices on what you want.
Chas. F. Howe, Fort Valley, Ga,

Ferris best egg str. W. L. chicks for

Feb. del. only. $10 per 100 del. 100 per
cent live del. Heavy mixed $12 a. 100

prepaid. Hatch every Wednesday. F.

B. Flanders, Rockledge, Ga.
Thoroughbred chicks: R. I. Reds,
B. R., White R., Buff Orp., and White
Leghorns, $14.50 a 100; heavy mixed
breeds, $13.50 a 100. Redust. on large
orders. Postpaid. 100 per cent live del.

va


{ier

gauranteed. Custom hatching 3c an

ege. R. R. Cox, Ashburn, Ga.

Baby Chicks Wanted





Want to exch 18 mos. old Duroc

Jersey boar, pure bred, for R. I. Red
or Buff Orpington day old chicks.
ate Mrs. J. C. Filythe, Hahira, Ga.

j

ay

Want 500 baby chicks to raise on

halves until wt. 2 lbs., ea. party to fur-.

nish chickens and feed. I to furnish

i
;

brooder and coal and do the work. Well _

exp. Will get the county agent to di-

vide them, also the merchant to keep

account of feed cost. Best) of ref.
E. M. Rowland, Carnesville, Ga.

Want chicks, day. old, to raise on

once. Miss Annie E. Jones,
ville, Gas RB:

Want 50 mixed breed chicks:to raise |

on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Will re-
one weekly. Want by the 10th of Feb.
99

Want 100 to 500 chicks, day old to
Olds:

raise on halves to 10 or 12 wks.
Have good brooder and house, and ra--

ise on baby chick starter, Fine luck
so far. Only pure bred large type -pre-

ee -Mrs. J. E. Barger, Bremen, Ga.

Want 200 chicks to raise on halves
to 10 wks. To be del. between now and |

first of March. J. B Giants, B. Rocks,
R. I) Reds, S. L. Wyandottes, prefer-

red, 50 of ea. Notify before sending,

Mrs. Jno. Beasley, Screven, Ga.

baby chicks to raise on shares; also, |

halves to 8 wks. old. Party to ans. at
Fayette-

S. Gibson, Griffin, Ga. Rt. C. Box

a

|. Want tohear from party who want hg

someone who has hatching eggs chicks __

or eating potatoes in exch., f
Rt. 6.

Want 100 Brown or White L. chicks _
to raise on halves to 6 or 8 wks. old, or
| wil Ipay 10c ea, cash for Brown Leg.

H.. Rhodes, Royston,

_ Want 500 chicks to raise on halves _
yrs exp and good place

chicks. Mrs, C.
Ga, Rt 2;

to 12 wks old, 3
and brooder. Large Reds preferred, but.

consider any large breed. Mrs. Joe Mc-
Daniell, Chamblee, a.

alves to 6wks., R. I. Reds preferred.
No. 1 ref. Write before

.N. E. Watts, Macon, Ga., 302 E'lis St.

or what
I have. Mrs. C. T. Williams, Dallis, Ga. .

ae

_ Want 150 or 200 chicks to raise on

Sending. Mrs, _

Want 50 chicks, Barred Rocks, or _

Light Brahmas
$5 cash; to be
J. B. Arledge, Pulaski, Ga., Rt. 1.
Want 200 chicks to raise on halves
eS a od. x 7 or Plymouth Rk.
red. S Yr ts
Oe : : ov Tucker,
Want 100 or more chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. Prefer Cornish

Games, B. R. ior. White
T Bove, Rocks

pure bred. Will pay

Fitzgerald, Ga Rt 2 Box 116

\ Want 200 chicks to rai a]
gor ie eeer : Se on halves to
C. A. Wheelus, Hogansville, Ga

Box 86 eu

Want 500 chicks, any good breed, by

the 1st to 10th of February to raise on.
halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Mrs. W. T..
Mayo, Lyons, Ga. HS ies
Want
amt of chicks on halves. Mrs. Gordon
Leatherwood, Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt 4,
~ (Continued on page twenty)

7



shipped Feb. 1st. Mrs. _

Mrs. W. |

Party answer at once, Mrs,

to furnish feed and raise any |











' Powder. Springs.

2M tb

PAGE EIGHTEEN

Live Stock For Sale

Continued from page thirteen)

HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. choiera immune Durocs, 300
ib. bred gilts, 10 mos old, $3 5ea., 300
io. service boars, 10 mos old, $35 and
$10 ea. 450 lb. bred, 16 mos. old sow,
$50. Henry T. Lunsden, Talbotton,
Ga.



3 mos old Hampshire boar pigs, 60
to 70 iss, $10 a., from best blood lines

_/ in the souch, aiso a few gilt pigs, same
age. fer sale. J.

R. Mullis,
Ga.

1 pure S P 400 lb. 2 yr. old boar,
big bone type, 50-50 in color, $40 or
exch. F. H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.

l.yee: Duroc J.,..9. mos. \old 175. or
rrore id. dbi. treated sow, farrow the

2h of February, $26.50 with papers
ed, or $25 without. papers. A.
bys, Cobbtown, Cra:

5 P CO male pig, Sub. to rez



Q
3A

CP ; Jersey or Guernsey
en ties same value. J. R. Rey-
232.5, dJaczscnville, Ga
12 or 15 shoats, 60 to 100 Ibs., Essex
and P C cross. J. C. Cook, Thomson,
Ga. ;

Reg. Duroc J. boar, wt about 175 to

200 ibs, about 20 mos. old $30 with
reg. papers transferred. Exch fer shel-
led corn, peas, runner peanuts and
Otootan soy beans at reasonble price.
L. M: Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

1 pure bred Duroc, 250 lb. sow (good
mother) in gocd cond., not bred, $25 or
exch. <A. B. Taylor, Rochelle, Ga. Ri

1

2 yr. old Duroc J~ male, reg chol-
era immune, $25 cash or exch for corn
at market price. E. Maynard, Newton,
Ga.

Pure bred Duroc gilts and boars

from reg. stock, wt. av., 75 lbs. ea., 4]

P C shoets (the stay-fat kind), wt.
av 55 lbs. All extra good stock for
best offer. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylves-
ter, Ga.

Reg Duroc Jerseys: 11 mo. old, 165
Yb. boar. $15; 1 boar, wt. 100 Ibs., $10;
2 gilts, 8 mos old, wt. 125 Ibs. ea., just
bred, $12.50 ea. IT. G. Kent, Mitchell,
Ga.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
6 yr. old Jack, $125 at my farm. J.
T. Paulk, Willacoochee, Ga. Box 34.

Gocd, gentle farm horse, work any-
where, bugev or saddle, with plenty of
life, -wt. 1125 lbs., 10 or 11 yrs. old,
$85. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga. |

8 or 990 lb. mule, $40 or .exch for
corn at 75c bu. Mrs: E. J. Godwin,
Hahira, Ga., Rt. 1. ;
5 yr. old horse mule, good cond.,
work anywhere. Can be seen 3 mi no.

E. F. Wilkins, Pow-
der Springs, Ga. Rt. 1.

- 1 mare mule (a little thin) wt. about
800 lbs. werks good, $20 or exch for
corn, chickens, or\ anything can use
Will not. ship. H. S. Giles, Stock-
bridge, Ga. RFD 2.

1 blue mare mule, wt.
lbs., $90. R. D. Medlock, Duluth, Ga.
RFD> 2. :

8 yr. old Shetland pony, good and
gentile; wt. around 600 Ibs., $75 cash



at mv barn. Evret Humphrey, Mitch-

ell, Ga.

2 horse mules, about 12 yrs. old, wt.
31050 and 900 lIbs., good workers, $150
at barn, cr exch for W..L. or any
good breed of chickens. T. J. Morri-

son, Arnoldsville, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 Shetland pony, 1 yr. old, fat and
easy to manage, $50 cash. Mrs. Ger-
trude Reese, Hatonton, Ga. Rt. 3.

1 bay mars, ia good shape, wt. about

~, 1{ yrs old, good worker, dbl.

>
or since, &

s id tady broke, sound and.
gentle. ' 0: bevgrain price, see or write.
H. H. Williarcs, Woodland, Ga.

: Dark gray female mule, 3 yrs. old

this April, wt. ezout 800 Ibs. for sale.
V. M. Gipson, Lakemont, Ga.
2 mules, at reasonable price. W. O.
Sanders, Roswell, Ga.
lgood, gentle work horse 10 yrs. old
godd shape work anywhere $35. L.
M. Haves, Toccca, Ga. Care Mrs. Car-
rie Holcomb. cs
4 good 10 or 12 yr. old farm mules,
sound and good workers, also 1 good
farm bay horse, wt. 900 to 1M _ Ibs.
' Sell or trade for hogs, chickens or hay

R. D. Giles, Winston, Ga.

2 ~mues black horse and blue mare,
gentle and work anywhere, 5 yrs. old
in spring, wt. 750 lbs. ea, $135 cash.
(No name or address given).

- Good, gentle farm horse, work any-
where, buggy or saddle, 1125 Ibs., $85.
R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. oe
8 vr. old, 400 lb. dark bay pony, gen-
(tie, $35 cash. FOB. Money order. or

1g Hx, . Roy. Brantley,

upe rule, wt, 1150.
Dap or exch {9

Danville, .

.oure. bred, $2 ea.
Shamblee, Ga.

about 1100




lbs...
geod cow |





MAREET. BULLETIN

fresh in, or for corn. Mrs. N. E. Reid,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 3.

Small horse, good cond., work any-
where, about 10 yrs old, wt. about 600
ibs. gntie, $50 FOB or exch for hogs,
or. corn. J. B. Reeves, Tate,.Ga. -

2 good farm mules about 9 and 10
yrs ,oid, Cheap for cash. M. B. Lee,
ft. Valley, Ga., RED 4.

1 good! plug mule, wt. 800 or 900 lbs.
work anywhere, $40 cash at my barn,
or exch for good corn at 75c bu. E, J.
Gouwin, Hahira, Ga. Rt. 1.

Jack (said to be about 4 yrs. old)
200 lbs., easily managed, $50 or $23 and
40 bu. corn, del. to. me. J. I. Sword,
Omega, Ga.

10 yr. old mule for sale. C. T. Lump-
kin, (No address given).

Good, gentle farm horse, work any-
where, buggy or saddle, not lazy, wt.
:125 lbs. black in color, 10 or 11 yrs.
old $85, Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

1 black horse mule, about 12 yrs.
old, wt. 800 lbs., sound every way,
200d worker anywhere, $30 or exch for
squal value that I can use. R. F.
Bannister, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 bay saddle horse Has 5 gaits well
sroken, perfectly gentle, cheap. Ed F.
2Serry, Davisboro, Ga.

I bay mare mule, 8 yrs. old, wt.
around 1300 lbs., medium gaited, $200.
H. N. Eslinger, Ringgold, Ga.

Gentle, bay mare, saddle or buggy,
or sale. or exch for good milch cow,
or anything of same value can use.
Mrs. E. H. Langston, Dublin, Ga. 808
Euclid Ave.

1 good, black horse in very good
working) order; work anywhere: wt.
about 900 or 1M lbs., about 10 yrs.
old, $15 or exch for a good, fat shoat,
corn, hay, oats, or anything can use.
Mrs. I. H. Boles, Duluth, Ga.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Offering this week 1 pr.. matured
standard Chincillas with ped. certifi-
cates; doe being ready-breq to fine
steck, $7.50 pr. Alyso 1 pr. mature N.
Z. Reds. with certificates, standard wt.
and color and ready-bred, $6. A rabbit
book free. W: M, Keady, Norcross, Ga.

2 does and 1 buck, aiso 9 rabbits:
1-2 grown, 1. doe is full bred. white
ur bearer. All white. Cc. L. Armour,
Columbus, Ga.

1 white doe with 6 young, 4 wks
old $10; 1 Chin. buck, reg., $10; 4
Chin., 3.mos old bucks, not reg., $1.50
a., all guaranteed to be in perfect
cond. when shipped 1-2 down with or-
ter, bal COD. L. H. DeVane, Ameri-
cus, Ga., 206 Lamar St.

2 pr. White Flemish Giants, seniors.
$7.50 pr. . A, Raleigh, Jefferson-

Reg. Chinchillas. does with young
itters, does, $20; $1.25 for baby rab-
rits, 3 days to 2 wks. old: 2 to 4 wks.
32-ea. Also bred does for sale. W. L.
tnelish, Ellaville, Ga.

2 N. Z. bucks, large good color and
Mrs. E. Spence,



| ville, Ga.

2 white, pink-eyed Belgiums, 7 and
3 mos old bucks: 1 Chin. 6 mos old
buck; 6 mo old buck, half Chin. and
half Black Belgium: 1 pr. N Z Reds.
doe bred, 6 mos old, buck 8 mos old
$6 for the 6 or exch for chickens
ducks, geese. guineas, corn, peas or
syrup Mrs W J Smith, College Park,
Ga. Rt. 2.

1 pr. N Z Reds, $3; 1 trio N Z Whites
$9; also 8 Chinchillas. All FOB. T. J.
eerson Jr, Atlanta Ga. 555 8th St

Stahls strain Chinchillas, 3 mos old
$2.50 ea., also 1 pr. 12 mos old fine
N. Z. Reds, $5 pr. David Jennings, Jr.
Americus, Ga. P. O. Box 84.

Heavy wt. Chinchillas, O. B. Smash-
sy strain from England, 4 and 5 mos
old, $20
old, $10; reg 5 mos old $10 pr. reg.
N. Z. Reds, 10 mos old, $18 pr..2 mos
old $4 pr., not reg. O. C. Corley. At-
anta, Ga. 320 Hill St., Phone Mad.-
109 R.

Flemish Giant 12 mos old buck, $1;
7 mos old Chin. buck. $1.50: N. Z. doe.
12 mos old, $1.50 or the 3 for $4. L. E
Wiliams, Ty 5 Ga,

Chinchilla and N Z Reds Sell or exch
for White Kings, or Carneaux pigeons,
Leon Harris, Bradley, Ga.. Box 75.

1 ped: Wilsons strain White Flem-
sh senior buck, $10 (cost $15 when 3
mos old) or exch for 1 of equal value
to prevent inbreeding. E. K. Flint.
apeville, Ga: P. O. Box 361.

1 pr. Ped. Chinchilas (doe bred)
from. imp. stock to exch for 2 white
New Zealand does sub to reg., 8 to 15
mos old, also have other Chinchillas
for sale, or exch. J. T. Stillwell, At-

Janta, Ga. 39 15th St. N. E.

Ped Chinchillas, 1 mo. old Sell or

oughbred Gold

\



pr., Standard wt. does, 9 mos.

Scott, Ben Hill, Ga.

exch also 1 buck and 1 doe Chinchillas
A or 5 mos old. Sell or exch for thor-
Sebright, or Japan-



eses Silkie batnams ( will consider oth-
er breed of bantams) at low price
iaying and healthy stock P. W. Wills,
Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 462 A.

2 pr. Senior White Flemish giants,
37.50 pr. or exch for onio nplanis. C.
A. Raleigh, Jeffersonville, Ga.

1 pr. peru bred Chinchillas, doe bred
$5; 6 wxs old Belgiums, 50c.ea. C. H.
Overby, Columbus, Ga. 22 1th St.

Reg. ped. Chinchilla does with young
litters, 5 to 6 ea. litter from reg. bucks
$25. to $30 according to age for doe

and litter; also bred does and bucks.

All. fine stock. Bank ref. W .L English,
giaville, Ga,

Whice, Grey, Red Black and Whites:
does bucks and bred does for sale. F.
4. Baker, Columbus, Ga. Rt. 2.

3 fine Chinichillas: 2 does and a
buck, about 10 mos old. Sell or exch
for 50 baby chicks. Barred Rocks pre-
ferred, but will take any. good breed.
Woodruff Key, Adrian, Ga.

1 pr. pure bred Chinchillas, 1 yr. old
$7.50 or exch for 5 R I Red hens or 6
Brown L hens and 1 rooster. J. A. El-
iiott, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

140 head sheep for sale in May, at
pen. Make best price. J. C. Lawson,
Norristown, 4.

some very fine Reg. Nubian milk
zoats, fresh in February; also some
bucks for sale. Frank H. Gilbert;
smyrna, Ga. <i

Very large, gentle well train butt-
head goat,.Sell or exch for calf, pig,
chickens ducks, guineas, or what have
you. lI. J. Moody, Covington, Ga; Rt.
3 5 \



Nervous goats, can not jump, nor

climb, for sale. Write for full descrip- }

tion and prices. John W. Good, Moul-
trie, Ga.

Southdown (white) ram, 5 mos old,
well grown to age, good cond., very

sentle, $10 or exch. Mrs. Ike Dean,

Dawson, Ga. Rt. 1.

18 well grown Srhopshire horniess
sheep, ready bred, $8 ea., or $135 for
jot. J. Perey Pope, Monticello Ga.

Tiggenburg reg. buck perfect cond
sure breeder from heavy milking st.,
$50 or exch for pure bred Jersey black
Giant, W L or Ancona chickens at a
ae value. E. C. Stark, Commerce,

i oN
Full stock Nubian milk goat, not
nilking, but now bred to common bil-
ly, $10 or exch for same stock, or Tig-
genburg billy, or chickens or geese at
$1 per head, or ducks at 75c ea. Clay-
_.0 Dyers, Daisy, Ga.

About 10 or 11 mos old goat, cas-
trated. when young, broke to work, $5
or exch for pig, chickens, or corn. IIo-
Ser eee, Bowdon Junction, Ga.
_ Between 65 and 75 goats for sale.
Malse best offer. Z. V. Peacock, Ccch-
ran, Ga.

A large weather goat, partly train-
ed. Seil orexch for anything can use.
Eugene Gibson, Midland, Ga.

10 mos old Hampshire buck for sale
J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs, Ga.

4 nannies, 1 billy and 3 kids, $13 for
bunch, FOB barn. Dr. Ralph F. Ir-
sh, Madison, Ga.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want from 1 to 10 solid cream col-
cred Jersey heifer calves, from 10 days
O 6 mos old. Must be reg. in buyers
name. B. E. Messer, Chatsworth, Ga.

Want 1 or 2 yokes of oxen, wt. up-
wards of 1100 lbs. H. A. Heath, Har-
alson, Ga. / !

Want Guernsey or Jersey heifers, 1





1-2 yrs. old. Exch value for same. B.
M. Gresham, Atlanta. Ga. RFD 3.

Want a Hereford male, from 5 to
18 mos old at reasonable cash price.
C. W. Hendricks, Talbotton, Ga. :

Want 12 to 15 mos old reg. Jersey
bull from a good milk strain. Jesse W.

Want 2 baby heifer calves from
cows that give 2 1-2 gal. or more milk
daily, at the right price.
McElwain, Jennings, Fla.-

Want to exch some sheep for Jer-

sey heifer. Write for full details. Chas..

Lawson, Norristown, Ga.
Want some high class, reg. Guern
ey or Jersey heifers (from party who
is over-stocked with same) at a very
reasonable cash price, from reliable
party. Geo. L. Greer, Jasper, Ga.)
Want a yr. old Short Horn bull. w.
D. Putnan, Curryville, Ga. i
Want 1 small Jersey cow with 2nd
calf. Must give 3 gal. milk per day.
Pay cash or trade beef cattle. T. A

Bowen, Blakely, Ga., Rt. 4.

0 MOGS WANTED 3...

it

mmeaey



| Want hogs and pigs, cheap for cash

Mrs. L. E.| G@

Ga. Rt.

-|incumbrances, to live in quiet c









Thursday, February 6, 1930.
H. P. McArthur, Tunnel Hill; Ga. Rt.
1 3

Want a Tamworth sow pig, reg. or
certified papers. J.'J. Stephens, Lu-
thersville, Ga. i

Wiant 1 Black Essex, or Black Guin-
ea male pig, wt. 40 to 50: lbs. J. R. Ni-
chols, Rebecca, Ga. Rt. 2. p

Want a reg. Black Essex boar of the
broad, blocky type. Loyd Law, East-
man, Ga. . 3

Want pure bred pigs or shoats, of

little bone Guinea or P. C: Will exch
Gov. insp. fruit and nut: trees for

same, or buy if prices are right. R. L. _

Wheeler, Macon, Ga. Rt. 5. ee
--Want a S. P. C. male,. about 6 or 8
mes, old. C. H. Trussell, Marthen, Ga.
Want 1 choice Reg. S P C male, 50-
50 color, 75 to 100 ib., shoat.. Exch.
choice Buff .Orp. pullets and cockerel,
at $10.50 for same. Ea to pay chgs.
It. I. Wetherington, Naylor, Ga. Rt. 1
Want to exch a trio of Light Brah-
mas, pure bred, for a good pig: Du-
roc or S P C_ Write for information.
Mrs. J. BE. Wells, Buchanan, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want to exch. R I Red pullets (in
heavy egg production) and cockerels,
Donaldson strain, for pigs, wt. 50 to 60
lbs. Write. A. A. Wiseburg, Atlanta,
Ga. P. O. Box 1126.
Want to exch syrup in No 10 cans
for boar,.ready for service, Duroc Jer-~

sey, Big Bone Guinea, or Black Essex.
W. A. Summer, Ad-

Make best offer.
rian, Ga.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED



Want 2 good mules, also all kinds

toois. and, implements tor 2 horse farm
R. H. Hutcheson, Douglasville, Ga. _
Want pr. 900 to 1M lb. farm mules.
J. T. Ridgway, Savannah, Ga., 120 E.
Liberty St. . i ok
Want 2 young mules, good size and

qualities, good for farm work. Write
R. C. Brewer, Lula, Ga. Rt. 3.

ur Se.
Want to rent a pr. good mules for
this year. Give $40 rent for same. M.
f. Eason, Greenville, Ga. a Aas
Want a gentle Shetland pony, in
good cond., and chean. Write full par-

ticulars. William Wesley Cook, Jack-
son, Ga., TD Oe sae. ge tee
Want to buy a good farm mule on

+ mos. time with small payment down;
good note for balance, payable in May,
within 20 mi. Atianta. Smith & Hoit,

{Jollege Park, Ga. Rt. 2

' Want mare mule, 6 or 8 yrs. old,
wt. 900 or 1M lIbs., sound, gentle, and
a No. 1 plow, mule, State fully what

you have and best price for cash. B.

F, Sutton, Axson, Ga. ;
Want good farm mule, wt. 950 or 1M

.bs., good and smart, 10 or 12 yrs. old,

aot over 20 mi. from Canton or Car-

SersvVille,; and cheap Sor-cash, ToC. |

Poole, : Waleska. Cites 4) ae
Want to exch. milch cow for a good

cone mule. C. N. Hardy, Philomath,
a. seas
Want 1 mule, wt. about 1100 lbs.

Must be sound, gentle and cheap for

cash. Cecil Hunt, Villanow, Ga.

Want to rent.a horse or a mule for
5 or 6 mos. to work small farm. Will
A. J. Jones,

take good care of same.
Whigham, Ga.

RABBITS WANTED

Will pay 25c ea., for young; 35c ea.
for half grown, and 50c ea. full grown
rabbits, all colors. Del. to. us prepaid.
Cc, J. Yancey, Care Atl. Bird & Pet
Shop, Atlanta, Ga.; 294 Peachtree St.

Want 1 ped. ChinchiNa bred. doe,
sub. to reg., reasonable for cash or
exch. W. L| hens for same. Mrs. W.



W. Crocker, Valdosta, Ga. 111 Craw-

ford Ave.

SHEP. AND GOATS WANTED
Want 1 reg. Shropshire ewe, 1 or 2

ae old. (J. F. Wellborn, Rock Spring
a.

Sc

Want 10 or more goats, Give best
C Mallicoat, .

price and av. wt. M.
Summerville ,Ga.

Want a pure bredw. Angora male,

also_a few young Angora females. E. a

|B. Weatherly, Cochran, Ga.

Wart 1 pure bred Angora stock gcat
also common goats. dP, Gaines, Cave

a. es,
Want 1 pr. White goats (old ones).

Write what you have price FOB Ad-

airsville. H. D. Adcock, Adairsville,



Farm Help Wanted

Want young man to do
work; live as one of family. Must be



sober and not use profane language.

Good home for right party. M. G.
Williams, Orange, Ga. 6 a
Want good man or woman without



etc. Write before comi
Thornton, Jesup, Ga. Bo;



gen. farm

us a4 oun-
oe and help with poultry, gar-
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Ryarcday, February 6, 1930.
_ Farm Help Wanted |

Want healthy, settled, middleaged
woman to assist with gen. work on
farm. at reasonable salary. Answer in
own handwriting. Mrs. T. D. Fussell,
pRhine, Ga. .

- Want an orphan boy or other coun-
try lad, 12 to 14 yrs. of age, who does
not smoke, drink or curse to do gen.
farm work, and go to school in seas-
on; also do lesosns at home, under
direction: of a teacher; live as one of
family. Good treatment: Good op-
portunity for right boy. Must. fur-
nish reliable ref. and ref. will also be
_ given. Will make long term agree-
ment with right party. J. A. Sartain,

LaFayette, Ga. :

Want nice, good man to live as one
of family, who knows how to farm and
aise chickens, after we get started
ill give him half the money made on
hickens and some ground to make a
bale of cotton for himself. J. H. Hick-
ey, Roswell, Ga. RFD 2.

Want good, sober, hard working
young man, married or single,~ for
small dairy and gen. farm work, reas-
nable salary. Drinkers and cigarette
smokers need not apply. Mrs. J. L.
Gilchrist, Augusta, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want man to assist on farm. Must
be good milker and also able to drive a
Ford. $18 per mo., board and laundry.
Good home for goo man. Miss Addie
. Hicks, Hicks Farm, Scottdale, Ga.
Have a 1 horse crop to rent on 50-
60 basis, or would hire a good hand at
aed wages. M. Shaw, Acworth
_ . Want 2 good men with force, feed
and stock sufficient to run 2 separ-
ate farms: 1 is red land; other gray
land. Have attractive offers for right
man, R. P. Steinheimer, or Earl E.

Drewry, Brooks, Ga.

_. Want single, middle-aged white man
to work farm for wages. Part cash,
part crop; live in home with 2 mid-
raged people. Must give ref. and be
illing worker. Will not advance any
ash. Start any time. N. R. Ragan,
wkinsville, Ga. RFD 5.
_. Want immediately an ex-soldier able
_ to finance nimself, for truck and poul-
ae ee for market, etc. Write for
ticulars. J. W. McNeel, Helena,





. $15 mo. board and laundry. Mrs,
y Groves, Waycross, Ga. Rt. 2,

2: ;
_ Want good, reliable man willing to
/live in home and work crop on 50-50
basis Write at once. Thos A. Booth,
Hartwell, Ga.
_ Want single man to work on farm.
$20 per mo., board and laundry. B. F.
Mills, Pearson, Ga.
_ Want at once unincumbered middle-
aged man to assist with a 5 acre truck
and poultry ranch. $10 per mo., board
and washing. E. B. DuBose, Valdos-
ja, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 85. .
Want some woman to assist with
poultry and live as one of family.
Good home for right party. Write for
further particulars. Mrs. Louise Cay-
or, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 3.
Want small family, or widow with
help enough to hoe, to work by the
day on farm; good 5 room house, well
of good water, and wood furnished.
Party to. move self. State all partic-
ulars in first letter. Henry C. Moon,
Carlton, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Want a single man for gen farm
Work. Must be honest, reliable and
willing worker. $18 per mo. and board.
-D. J. Smith, Screven, Ga.

: | : Farms For Rent

Have plantation of over 600 acres
and would like to hear from someone
that would help me stock same with
\ Calves, hogs, goats, sheep, poultry etc.
A good investment. Have 200 acres in
pasture under wire (could. take care
of 500 calves this spring). Can do all
the work with help I have. i
Come look over the place, 34 mi. At-
_lanta, near McColum, known as the
- Park's Piace; also have good 2 horse
farm of 80 acres; 20 in woods and
pasture; very. good 4 room house; ex-
good land for cotton, corn, pea-
ts, hay, and vegetables. Standing
; OY 1-3 or 1-4, or will consider
50-50. basis... H. . Walker, Newnan,
Ga. Rt. 2, Box 54, hs

! "es farm, 1-2 mi. from town, in
gan county. Good house and barn
on back porch. Splendid school
Churches, Cheap rent, or part of
to. couple, or small family, who
urnish stock, and finance self.
Madge B. McRae, Atlanta, Ga.,
e de Leon Ave., Phone Jack-







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Want good boy or man to work on |





MARKET BULLETIN

furnish good tenant with satisfactory
ref. Must be good worker with plen-

ty of force. No extra large family

need apply. J. G. Buyers, Whites-
ourg, Ga. Rt. 1.

i herse farm in Lamar county, 1 1-2
mi Milner. 5 room house and small
yarn, pasture, running water, yr.
round; good well water and plenty
fruit, and wood. Standing rent cheap
to party who can finance self. Mrs.
2 pe dia Atlanta, Ga. 413 Grant

105 acres, good house, large pas-,
ture, plenty of wood, 2 horse crop, or
sarger, On good road, near Dougilas-
ville. Standing rent or 1-3 or 1-4.
Would help finance. R. H. Hutcheson,
Douglasville, Ga. :

1 horse crop good cotton land and
good bottoms for corn; about 5 mi.
Cummings, Forsyth county. 50-50 ba-
ae ao M. Fowler, Cumming, Ga.

Peach orchard: 5M Elberta peach
trees (shipped 7 cars last season). Rent
on percentage basis, or stipulated am-
ount. L. S. Sewell, Newnan, Ga. 45
Clark St.

/100 acres of A-1 land, 2 mi. Amer-
icus; 90 acres stumped and ready to
plow. Improvements fairly good. Now
ocupied py white family. R. S. Broad-
hurst, Americus, Ga.

.1 two horse farm and 1 one horse
arm on and near Union City school
house bus line, in Campbell: county,
3 1-2 mi. from paved highway; 20 mi.
southwest of Atlanta. Good land, good

{houses and plenty wood and water.

Standing rent to man that can fur-
nish stock and run himself. For fur-
ther information, apply to George Pe-
ters, Fairburn, Ga., Rt. 3.

Our 4 horse farm, 3 miles of Conyers
Ga., 1 mi. of school, church; Spring
and branch at house. Chocolate loam
soil; 4 room house, barn; 25 mi. to At-
lanta; To an acceptable tenant able
tofurnish self, will rent all of for $125;

$40 for 1 plow. Lee Grossman, 1150 E..-

North Ave. Atlanta; Ga.

100 acres of land and 4 room house;
good spring water; 3 1-2 miles from
Box Springs depot; no stock law; will
furnish wire to fence. Will give rent
free Ist year. All in woods fine for
chicken farm. Dr. J. P. Morgan, 3207
2nd. Ave., Columbus, Ga.

2 or 3 horse farm, fine land; 5 room
plastered house; School bus and mail
come by place; fine place to faise poul-
try; 6 miles East of Athens Will rent
for cash oy 4th. Grady Davis, Athens,
Ga. Rt. 3 Box 12 Phone 4802:

40 acre farm near Dunwaady, Ga.
Standing rent. Telephone Walnut 2462
M. Holsenbeck, 992 Wabash Ave. At-
lanta, Ga.

' A 4 to 6 mule farm 12 miles north of

Atthens, Ga. and 5 miles south of Com-
merce Ga. on the Oconee River; one
of the best cotton forms in the county;
Want to rent to party furnishing his
own stock and run himself. Good ten-
ant house, barn and in good neighbar-
hood. Near good school and church;
Houses all vacant ready to move into.
A. M. Benton, 501 Bradd St. Winder,
Ga.



Positions Wanted

Want position as caretaker of large
stock farm, game preserve or landed
estate. Ref. exch. H. Eugene Fant,
Athens, Ga., 431 Thomas St.

Want a 2 horse farm in So. Ga. on
50-50 basis. 6 in family.. Prefer corn
and .cotton. T. D. May, Atlanta, Ga.
344 Bankhead Ave,

Want 1 horse crop on halves. Exp.
and ref 34 yrs old, married ang have
2 children. W. T. Moore, Atlanta,
Ga., 293 So. Pryor St. es

Honest, sober man about 30 yrs. old
wants to raise chickens on_ halves,
with chance to workon the farm, and
small home to live in. A. C. Mock,
Blackshear, Ga. :

Want job in some kind of farm work
to begin about April Ist. Would con-
sider poultry or truck farming, or truck
driving for large farm, etc. Now em-
ployed. Just man and wife. Best of
ref. Write what you can offer. E. C.
Mathew, Milan, Ga. RFD 2.

Want job in Georgia as_ poultry-
man, farm manager, or orchardman,;
also know how to grow vegetables and
melons. Am man of mature years.
J. C. McCravy, Pauline, S. C., Rt. 2
Man with family of 4 wants job on
dairy or gen farm. Wife a good hand
for chickens; garden-and flowers. Have
farmed all my life. Also can milk
cows. Honest, nd bad habits. Write
or see. Virgil Brannon, Cumming, Ga.
Rt, 7, BOX: 82.05
25 yr. old man
Itured manners wants

uy truck, car



and






with refined



place on farm

and |. No Ga man



yoard per mo. At once. David R. Mil-
tigan, Tucker. Ga... Rt. .

Want job on dairy or poultry farm.
Middle-aged woman with boy large
enough to do any kind of work on
iarm, Or will take a share crop. At
once. Prefer Jefferson, Richmond wo:
Burke courty. Ref. furnished: Mrs.
Marie Stewart, Matthews, Ga.

Want to hear from party having a
real good 1 horse crop to rent on
halves, one able to furnish at: least
$15 per mio. and has a cow, or will. buy
one. Prefer in, South Ga. At once. J.
W. McLemore, Atco, Ga.

Want job on farm for wages; look
after farm; handle labor, do repair
work, and hand man in general. Would
accept from 1 to 5 acres of land as
part. pay. Prefer near good town to
raise truck, poultry, hogs, etc. Fair
house, wood garden, and good land.
49 yrs. old with wife and 2 small chil-
oe O. A. Stone, Eatonton, Ga. Rt.

Want job on farm, to begin work
February ist or as soon thereafter as
possi! J) $12 per mo., board and wash-
ng. J. W. Crowe, Blackwels, Ga. Rt.

Want to run an incubator here in
my home for party who will furn-
ish the incubator, eggs, shipping box-
es and everything needed, and pay so
much salary per mo for my _ labor.
Miss Ethel Lee Herndon, Mayfield, Ga.
RFD 2, Box 28. :

Want job as overseer on farm. Ca-
pable of looking after large farm and
. of exp. C. H. Logue, Stapleton,

a.
Want job as farm foreman. 43 yrs.
of age, married, and have good ref.
F. S. Brock, Hapeville, Ga.

Widow wants. zood home on farm to
assist with poultry, cows and garden

-work. Like to get with an old couple.

State how much can pay per month.
esa Florence Medley, Sale City, Ga.

Want job in dairy, good milker, sev-
eral yrs. exp. and can furnish good
ref. Have no bad habits. P. A. New-
ton, Bluffton, Ga.

Want connection with large Alfalfa | ~

grower Have had 20 yrs. exp. with
alfalfa on my own farm. Best of ref.
from Indiana. Thos. M. Monroe, At-
lanta, Ga, 1036 Kentucky Ave. Care
W. L. Leatherman.

Want party to furnish~ equipment?
for baby chick raising: furnish the
chicks and feed also; 1 to put things
in order; do the labor, for 1-3 of
chicks raised to desired age.
good place. Prefer by the 1000 or
more. Write at once. Mrs. E. G. Log-
gins, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 1...

Want 2 horse farm on shares, and
or 10 vlows to look after besides own.
13 yrs exp., handling labor. Want. to
hear from party interested in raising
cotton and corn; one who will furnish
boll weelvil poison (I'll raise cotton
and keep away the boll weevils). 50-50
dasis. Have to help to move and a few
supplies for first few mos. 2 horse farm
preferred. Plenty of help for same.
Lecn Holloman, Sofkee, Ga.

Want position as manager or help-
er in dairy or gen. farming. Lifetime
axp. 34 yrs. of age. Would consider
zsood 2 horse farm:near city; party to
furnish mules, feed and tools; I to do
the labor and furnish 1-2 of fertilizer.
J. R. Mullis, Danville, Ga..

2 young men, want positions in dai-
ry, or on farm: Willing to do any kind
of work that is honest. Can drive truck
sar. etc. 18 and 20 yrs. of age. State
alarv and full particulars in first let-
ter. Berner Ingram. Culloden, Ga. Rt.
1, Box 8, Care C. R.: Ross.

Want job handling any kind work
on form; dairy, truck farm, can also
use tractors. Wife and 7 yr. old boy. J.
M. Durhom, Fitzgerald, Ga., 416 East
Magnolia, St.

Middle aged married man with wife
and 1 small child wants 20 to 25 acres
to tend on 50-50 basis for party who
can furnish stock and tools. L. K. San-
dall, Pittsburg, Ga.

Good, honest middle-aged man with-
out_bad habits, who was raised on farm
and can do rough carpenter work and

how to handle labor; very good edu--

cation, wants employment .this year
with view of having chance of farm-
ing with him next year. Have force
enough to run two plows. (they are now
employed) all raised on farm and can
give best of ref. Anywhere in. State.
Write what you can offer. Le Burden,
Elberton, Ga. Rt. 5. {elas
Want job on form; good 1 horse crop
with owner to finance me, or will work
for wages. Do not drink or smoke. Have
wife and two children.. Middle. aged.
Want permanent place. with the right
St, Ws
arn wife

man. J. A. Palmer, Atlanta, Ga. 297

Pryor



Have |



PAGE NINETEEN

ucated, reliable, capable, exp. wants
to engage in raising poultry, rabbits
hogs ,trucking, milk a few cows, and
look after farrn in general. Only res-
prisible and permanent connection
considered. Ref. exch. Geo. N. Woodall
Acworth, Ga. Box 231.

manage 15 or 20 plows, or will accept
1 horse crop on 50-50 basis and will
work with party all spare time. Like to
raise lots of chickens, a few hogs, and
some vegetables for market, also sweet
potatoes. Just wife and self. Both 60
years of age..Wish to move at once. J.
K. Fuller, Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 4. care
J D. Hammond.

Want To Rent Farms

Want to rent a one horse crop on
halves, or a hoe cron for thirds, from
party who is able to furnish supplies.
Write for further inf. D. D. Moon,Rt 3,
Winder, Ga.

Have had successful exp. raising
stock, poultry and gen farming, and
want to get in touch with party hav-
ing Jarge tract of land in Ga.
would finance to start and develop a
stock farm, raising dairy cows mostly,
poultry and other stuff on side. Have
excellent market for dairy cows. Have





country: Want 50-50. Write for. fur-
ther information. N. T, Stephens, Co-
atesville, Penna. Rt. 2.

4 Car Lots

CORN FOR SALE

: CAR LOTS y

_Icar of slipped shuck corn for sale

$1 per bu. fob Byron, a. C. C. Lowe,
Byron, Ga. :

CORN WANTED
CAR LOTS
Sound white milling corn, car
or less, bulkor sacked; Quote price
del. Charing Ga. Cedar Creek Willing
Co. Charing, Ga. /









WANTEDCAR LOTS |

clay peas, Brabhams, and white black
eye peas, porto Rico potatoes and mill-
ing corn in car. lots.
Mountville, Ga. S. C.

$14 per ton; car lots, fob. P. E. Ivey,
Pinehurst, Ga.

1 car of peanut hay $10 per ton; Free
of nut grass and weeds. C. O. Preston,
Shellman, Ga.

HAY WANTEDCAR 1. TS
' Wanted: Peanut hay car lot:
Bland Jr. Cordele, Ga.

Will buy car ea. of peanut hay and
slip shuck ear corn. If gcod and price
is right. R..A.. Wilbanks, Lavonia, Ga.

Will buy, or exch, Wannamaker





hay. .G. H. Ridgeway, Royston, Ga.



BALED SHUCKS WantedCar Lots
Want car. of 1929 baled shucks, as

Savannah, Ga. 120 F Liberty St.
About 1 car load white baled shucks

8, Atlanta, Ga.



1 car of Porto Rico potatoes:
sell by bu. or.a car load. W~<ite or wire.
M. T. Jones, Metter. Ga. Rt. Boxl11.

Sweet potatoes, Kiln dried or bank
per bu; J. R. Moody, Screven, \Ga.

Imp veriety Porto Rico potatoes $1

A. W. Cobb, Adel, Ga.

BALED SB7CKS AND BALED
. WANTEDRD Car Lots



straw. Quote price .T. W. Murphy and
Sons. Talmo, a..- :

CORN FOR SALE Car Lots

Teg Products

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE





4 Ibs." mailed $1; larger size blackeye
peas 6 lbs: for $1: Early Jerssy cab-
bage seed $1 .Jb: B. R. Woodiliif Flow-
ery Branch, a. Rt. 1.

50 bu. O-ToolTan beans $6 per bu.

J..Cal Harman, Stoval, Ga.










on page twenty-four)

Want job on farm as overseer Can

who >

had college education. Raised in dairy .

lots

' Want lowest price on Ga. Cane Sy- ;
rup in No. 5 and 10 Ib cans; also on

J. M. Simmons,

Several cars good bright veanut hay

Cleveland cotton seed, for a car of good

free of cobs.as possible. J. T. Ridgeway
$1 per ton, fob car. Mack Walton, Rt.

POTATOES FOR SALE--CAR LOTS.
will -

stock. Car lots. Write or wire for price. iD

Want car baled shucks and car oat.

1 car ear corn in shuck . Quote del. A
price J. Cal Harman, Stovall, Ga.

Ne
Wn

' Cream crowdr peas, grown, for sed,

'fob. 7 bu. Biloxi beans $4 per bu. fob. |

15 bu. Straight whips, $350: 7 bu.
d $3 All sound and recleaned











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PAGE TWENTY

/ Baby Chicks Wanted



(Continued from seventeen)

Want 209 to 250 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. S. C, R. I.
- Reds preferred, but will accept B. R.
Sor is,

L. Wyandottes, not later than
March 15th or 1st of April. Good range
Life time exp., and ref., if required.
Write before sending. Mrs. Hettie An-
derson, Hiawassee, Ga.

- Want 500 heavy breed chicks to ra-

_ ise on haives to 8 or 10 wks. R. I. Reds

: preferred. Write before sending. Mrs.

eH

_ setting. Mrs. J.
- Ga Rt. 2.
-. Want 200 chicks to raise on halves

J, N. Ham, jJackson, Ga. Rt '3.

Want to exch. 100 pure bred Don-
aldson strain R. I. Red eggs for 50 W.
L. chicks that have been blood tested
for B. W. D. Will sell eggs for $1.25 per
L. Erwin, Adairsville,

to 10 wks. Heavy str. preferred. Exp.
Mrs. G. W. Shannon, Fender, Ga. |

. Want 100 or 200 chickens, large breed

preferred, to raise on halves to 8 or 10

wks old. Mrs. O. L. Bush, Doerun, Ga.

- Want from 100 to 200 any breed

- chicks to raise on halves to 10 or 12

wks. Well exp. Mrs. N. J. Martin, Mon-
tezuma, Ga., RFD 2. FEMA

_- Want from 100 to 500 baby chic

to raise on 50-50 basis. Would consider
_ taking a pen of grown Barred Rocks.
Oath vee Mrs. R. L.:Payne, Juniper, Ga.

Want any amt. of large breed chicks

_ to raise on halves. Good range. Raise
_ to 8 wks. ond and furnish feed. Mrs. N.

F.. Fowler, Nichols, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 65.

Want. baby chicks, large kind to raise
- to 6 or 8 wks. old on halves. 100 or more

March 15 and 20th.
_, Hale, Doyle, Ga.

- chicks, any good breed. B. R. R. I.

: ~ Well exp. Mrs. C. H. Logue, Stapleton,

j
i

Ga

Want 600 large breed chicks to raise

on halves to 10 wks. to be del. between
Exp, Miss Grace

Want to exch. State insp. pecan trees

/ for 100 W. L. baby chicks. Idus John-
son, Shellman, Ga. Rt..1.

Want 100 B. R. chicks to raise on

on halves to 8 wks. Have brooder and
_ equipment, and am well exp., Write at

de atta Hattie Ray, Kensington, Ga
. Want to exch value: $1.25. for 12 pay
eds
or Buff Orpington preferred. Mrs. Jes-
sie Thigpen, Register, Ga. Rt. 1.
Want 500 W. L. chicks to raise on

_ halves to 8 or 10 wks., old. Barron or
Tancred strain W. L. preferred. Good

_ range and best of attention, and plenty

of food, Mrs. Mary Clayton, Quill, Ga..

- Want 500 or 1M., R. I. Red and Buff

_ Orp. chickens to raise on halves: to 10

wks. old. Write. Mrs. J. C. Plythe, Ha-
hira, Ga. Rt. 2

-. Want 500 W. L. cicks to raise on
halves to 10 or 12 wks. Mar. del: Ref.
on request. R. E. Daniel, Blairsville,

Ga. Rt. 3.
Pow

t 100 pure stock Brown L., cks.

- to raise on halves, about March 15th.
_ Give best of attention Write. Mrs. Ray

' Hemphill, Flowery Braheh, Ga.

_ Want 100 B. R. and W. L. chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks. Each from
g00d laying stock: By Feb. 10th. Ref

if desired. Write before sending. Mrs.



_ Ola Commander, Camilla, Ga. Rt. B.



. Eggs For Sale



ue Thoroushbred Pe Eggs. \15 per

15. W. D. Putnam, Curreyville, Ga.

Eggs: Buff Cochin Bantam, $1.50,

and Giant Black Minorca, $2.25, per
_ setting. Crates returned. O. H. Wright
Atlanta. Ga. 412 Peters Bldg.

Selected eeqs from Dcaldson R.

id Reds, $1.25. per15:\./$2. 25 for : 30,
_ Gel. Crates to be returned. Mrs. N. A.

_ Williams. Locust Grove, Ga.

th
mh)

_. Selected eggs from thoroughbred S.

_C. R. I. Reds, $1.50 per settine, post-
_ paid. Mrs. Will Trimble, Adairsville,

. Eees from Tompkins pen No. 1. S.
C. dark velvety Reds, free from dis-

ease, $3 per 15; No. 2 pen, $2.50 per

' 15; both pens, $7 for 50. or $10 pr 100
range stock $2 per 15; $8 a 100. Mon-

ev order only accepted. C. F. Math-

eson.. Alto, Ga.
Thompson strain B. R. Eggs, $1.25

per 15 del. P. B. Brown, Ball Ground,
Riese. Siete 1.

~ 85 |

_. Thorouchbred White Pekin duck

Eggs, $1.35 per 13; or $2.50 per -25.

Mrs. J. D. Smith, Savannah, Ga. Rt

eae
_ Thoroughbred Red eggs from Athens
Eggs; 85 per doz; and W: L. eggs
Rt. 2. Box 63. :
Buff Rock eggs,

Nugget) Strain, Si-
res for 2





_ seasons; from trapnes
ecord stock. $1.5





re ale a
Ve

per doz. W. H. Story, Appling, Ga



MARKET BULLETIN

Mrs. G. lL. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

Pure bred S. L. Wyandotte eggs
$1.25. per 15; del. $5 per 100 del. B. M.
Logan, Athens, Ga. Rt. 2.

Purple ribbon strain J B. Giant
eggs, from, best layers $2 per 15. M.O.
or cashiers check. E. C. Fokes, La-
Grange, Ga.

Aristocrat B. R. eggs from produce
pens. No, better breeding to be had.
$3 per 15; 5 per 30; del. Complete
Satixfaction guaranteed. J. P. Mc-
Williams, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 4.

Rucker or Donaldson stock, trap-
nested high quality eggs, $1.50 per 15;
Leghorn eggs, high quality, Hanson,
Tancred of Ferris direct. 260-331.
Write for price. John Renough, Li-
thonia, Ga. Rt. 2.

Thompspn. strain B. R. eggs. $1.25
per 15; Pure bred, P..B. Brown, Ball
Ground. ,Ga. Rt. 1,

Pure bred B. R. Eggs, $1 per 15; by
insured mail. H. D. Elliott, Blakely,
Ga. Rt. 4. .

Pure bred Leghorn eggs. $1 per 153
$1.75 per 30; $5 per 100. Mrs. Otto
Carter, Meigs, Ga. _
powered single comb White Leghorn
eggs. $1.50 per 15; or $7.50 per 100
postpaid. Will exch. for onion plants.
C. Ai Raleigh, Jeffersonville, Ga.

White Rock eggs, pure bred, $1 per
15; L. H. Holt, Sandersville, Ga.

Pure bred Dark Cornish Game eggs
Weber strain, ready for sel. $1.25 per
15; cartons to be returned. Mrs. J.
T. Holland, Lenox, Ga. ;
C. R. I. Red eggs,. selected, fresh
from heavy laying stock: $1.50 per 15;
$6 per 100; All del. Cart. to be ret.
M. O. Mrs. Chas. M Stowers, Dough-

.erty, Ga Box 58.

Pure bred B. R. Eggs of good breed-

ing, $1 per 15; $1.75 per 30; 250 for 48}.

$5. per 100. Cartons to be ret, Mrs. J.
W. Woodruff, Pinehurst, Ga. Rt. \1.

Pure B. R. Eggs, $1.25 per 15; Pre-
paid, cartons to be ret O. B. Garri-
son, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 34. ;

. Pure bred Donaldson strain S. C.
R. I. Red eggs, $1 per 15; good strain.
Dr. Ralph F. Rish, Madison, Ga.

S. C. R. I. Red and Ancona eggs,

30 doz weekly; single 15 $1.50; Red
Anconas 15, $1.25. Mrs. Ola Mont-.
gomery,Mauk, Ga.
... Silver lace Wyandotte eggs for hat-
ching, they are wonderful layers. $2
per 15; Guaranteed standard bred for
show and egg. R. E. Baker, Hape-.
ville, Ga.

Thompson Strain B. R. Eggs, $1.25
per 15; will exch; 3 settings of B.R.
Thompson strain eggs for 1 set of
turkey eggs, M. B. Odell Ward, Ad-
arsville, a. Rt. 4." Hae

Pure bred dark Cornish Game eggs,
$1.25 per 15; crates to be ret. J. R.
Gardner, Locust, Ga, cae
A few settings of Buff Orpington
eggs, Golden Beauty strain. $1 per
a oS J. P. Maddox, Madison, Ga.

R I. Red eggs, healthy stock, cul-
led for color; Satisfaction guaran-
teed. $1 per 15; postpaid. 5c per egg
3 30 doz. lots. E..P. Jackson, Canon,

a.

Pure R. I. Red eggs from prize
winning pens $1.20 per 15; $5 per 100;
Cash with order. Mrs. Hattie Wofford
Oakwood, Ga.

Pure bred Golden Buff eggs 1st pen|

$1.50 per 15; Pure bred Barred Rock,
Red healthy stock, $1.50 per 15; Cart.
apt. a C. R. Sorrels, Monroe, Ga.
Eggs for hatching, Giant strain
light Brahmas, $1.50 per 15;
per 30; $6 per 100; 1st prize winner
at.county fair; eggs for
Wycoff St. S. C. White leghorns $1
per 15; $1.75 per 30; $5. for 100. Mary
Ivester, Carnesville, a. Rt. 2.
Eggs for hatching Giant Strain,
Light Brahmas; 1st prize winner at.
county fair, $1.50 per 15; $2.75 per 30;
$8 per 100; Wycoff strain S: C. Wht.
Leg. $1 per 15; $1.75 per 30; $5 for
100; or will exch for sound field peas.
Mrs. Bob Sosby, Carnesville, Ga.
Barred Rock eggs, $1.25 per 15; del.
Ruby Lynch, Curryville, Ga. Rt. 1.
_ Indian Runner Duck eggs $1 per 15:
del. by March Ist. W. E. Godwin, Wad-
ley, Ga. 4 \
Ancona eggs from select hens in
yd. to themselves. 5c ea; Purchaser
pays: postage. Mrs. David Whiddon,
Chula, Ga. ies
Thoroughbred R. C. White Wyan-
dotte eggs; want to exch. for M. B.
or, Bourbon Red turkey eggs; will
give 3 settings of W. W. eggs for 1
settng of iturkey pope. Mrs. J. H. Gor-

don,. Pitts; Ga. R





Fisenel bred Plymouth Rock Heeae
ted | Fischel strain $1 per 15; Postpaid.
| 1 ickard; Ga. y





$2.50 |
hatching |



- Pure bred Wycoff W. L. eggs $1.25
per 15; Mrs. B. F. Rogers, Chatsworth
Ga.

Booking orders for eggs from. prize
winning flocks of Bronze turkeys. Free
catalogue and price on request. W.
S. Fricks, Pendergrass, Ga. Seana

Black Minorca eggs, Pope Strain
$1 per 15. Plus postage, also Rhode
Islang Reds, pure bred $1-per 15;
Mrs. J. L. Hobbs, Empire, Ga.

Booking orders for turkey eggs, $3
per doz; March and April del. from
large pure bred Bourbon Reds. Safe
del. guaranteed. Can furnish eggs in
incubator lots. Mrs. Julia F. Pruitt,
Lavonia, Ga. .

Pure bred Golden Buff Orpington
eggs from. culled stock and selected
layers $1.25 per 15; Cash with order.
Del. Crate to be ret. Mrs. A. L. Gar-
rison, Ashland, Ga. <

Pen No. 1 Barred Rock eggs, Thom-
/pson strain, prize stock $1.50 per 15.

Mrs. Milton Summers, Sylvester, Ga.

Rt. 3.

Pure bred Barred Rock eggs $125 per
15. Mrs. C. H. Snow, Ivey, Ga. :
Turkey eggs for sale. $4 per doz.

del. in Ga. from pure M. B. unrelated
stock Feb. and March del. No culls
sent. H. J. McCollum, Canon, Ga. Rt.

3: oie
Jersey Giant Marcy Strain hatch-
ing eggs, $1 for 15; $3.50 for 50;, $6
per 100; can ship one hundred or
more weekly. Hatcheries make offer.
Mrs. J. B. Saye, Newborn, Ga. ..
Pure bred White Rock Fischel str.

hatching eggs, fresh and fertile, $1.50

per 15; $2.75 per 30; $3.75 per 45 ;P.P
and well packed. Cash with order. M.
O. preferred. Mrs. C. C. Payne, Tif-
ton, Ga Rt. 6. pean

Aristocrat Imp. Ringlet Barred Rk.
eggs for hatching; $1.50 per setting.
Cart. to be ret. Mrs. Josephine Jen-
kins. Dahlonega, Ga. ;
Fresh eggs. for sale: 12 doz.: cases
insured. and postpaid at reasonable
price sent C. O. D. or must have ref.
Mrs. J. C. Allen, Loudsville, Ga.

Big bone J. B. Giant M. B.- turkey
eggs, $7 per doz; fob. Mrs. Marshall
Lewis, Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2. Hee ;

Selected eggs from. large White
eghorn hens. $1 per 15; $5 per 100 by
case C.O.D. Mrs. Albert Guilford,
Georgetown, Ga. ;

Fischel White Rock, fertile eggs
from heavy layers $1.50 per 15; Cash
with order; cart. to be ret. Incuba-
tor lots 12 doz. 60c per doz. Gabriel
Martin, Athens, (Ga. Rts ligne: A

Carefullyselecteq eggs from Thomp-
son Imp. Ringlets; 2nd direct. $1.25:
for 15; Del. cash with order. Will exch
for field peas. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks,
Commerce, Ga. Rt. E ty

Thoroughbred B. turkey

eges $3.75 per doz; less than a doz.| a RL 3. :

35 per egg. March and April del. M.
O. or cashiers check. All eggs prepaid
in Ga. Will Hart, Alto, Ga.

Carefully selected Ancona eggs from

pure bred high producing flocks; Hens
mated to unrelated cockerels, part of
which are from Sheppard eggs. $1.10
per 15; 2 per 30; in lots of 100; 4 1-2c
a; Crates to be ret. Davis Raulerson,
Rockingham, Ga. t

Fresh selected eggs from pure bred
dark cornish Game, Shoemaker Str.
$1.50 per 15; Mrs. G. M. Jordan,
Rockingham, Ga. Rt. 3. i s
Jersey Giant eggs $1.50 per 16. del.
Mrs. C. M. Shaw, Adairsville, Ga.
Barred Rock .eggs $1.50 per setting;
Mrs. J. C. Lumsden, Talbotton, Ga.
Thoroughbred Bourbon turkey eggs.
40c ea; C.:O. Griffin, Oiley, Ga. Rt. 1.)

Pure bred Silver Lace Wyandotte
eggs $1 per 15; Crate to be ret. Mrs.
J. E. Sorrow, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.
_White pekin duck eggs $1 per 10;
also half bred R. I. Red chick eggs
75 per 15; postpaid. Add postage for
duck eggs. Mrs. L. R. Rampey, El-
berton, Ga. Rt. 8.

Selected hatching eggs from dark |.

red matings of S. C. R. I. Reds, Don-
aldson strain, $1.50 per 15; Mrs. Al-
bert Guilford, Georgetown, a. aie
_ Pure tancred strain White Leghorn.
@ggs 90c per doz; del if all are taken
once a week. Mrs. Cora G. Harrison,
Madras, Ga. Rt. 1. ie A
_Tancred strain W. Leghorn eggs,
special matings 60c per doz;_ or $5 per
100; Purchaser to pay postage, Cash.
as order. Jim. Lanier, Metter, Ga.
Buff Orpington hatching eggs from
culled flocks $1.50 per 15; $2.50. per
2 pea O. A. Kennedy,.Glennyil-.
e, a. ; oe y f H \ a : i a
Partridge Rocks, limite number of













for 15; B





Bird Bros, strain
tams eess for

$3
3 trom









hhatching eggs from high scoring pen |.



Thursday February 6, 1930
ughbred Light Brown Leghorns, Cor- _
nish and golden seabrights. Robert
W. Clark, 358 Spring St. Macon, Ga.

Purebred B. R. Eggs, Park strain,
$2.50 and $1.50 per 30 del. Reg. papers

applied for. Crates to be ret.
Raulerson, Rockingham, Ga. a

Pure Silver Laced Wyandotte eggs
$1.25 per 15. Crates ret. Mrs. W. E.

Kirk, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3 Box 146.

Second-Hand Machin-



Wanted |

Want Harrer Feed mill state size and
make and best cash price. A. P. Board-
man, Augusta, Ga. Rt. Box 104.

Want a pinion gear whel for a Col-



umbia mowing machine, Osborn make. .

J. C. Fields, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 2.Box
104., #

Want a power sprayer, second hand |

in good cond., and at right price. J.G.
Woodruff, Cuthbert, Ga. ;

ft., ea., of 1-2 and 1 in. gal. piping in
good cond., cheap for cahs. Ira F.
McMimm, Ayersville, Ga. -

Want, 1 Fordson tractor and Athens

side plow in good cond, at right price.
W. J. C. Hodges, Atlanta, Ga. 996 Wa-.
shita, Aveune.. :

Want second hand tractor with har-
row, cheap for cash. W. G. Owenby, |

Marietta, Ga. Box 18. : :
Want 1 Oliver or John Deere riding

cultivator. Must be late model, in god ~
|cond., cheap for cash.

W. K.
Bannockburn, Ga. sate A
Want 2 Cole dbl. hopper corn drop-.

pers, cheap for cash. Cliff Mitchand,

Durand, Ga.

Choice 1 horse middle buster at mod- ae

erate price; Want to exch No. 71 Chat-

tanooga Power Cane Mill for larger

mill of same make and power.

John Cc. e
Thomas, Metcalf, Ga. . k :

. Want gas. eng. in good shape; size e
/2 1-2 or 3 horse power. John Sewell,

Lavonia, Ga.

Would like to buy or trade for a lt.

tractor or garden tractor cheap, Gordon

Pece, College Park, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 123.

_1 two horse turn plow, Oliver No. 9;.
must be in god cond. A.
Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 3.

Second hand corn sheller. Must be

in good cond, and cheap. Will pay cash _ = : i

UL. E. Fowler, Crawfordville, Ga. :
1, Rochester Rex sizing or grading >
machine for busheling peaches. Cyp
Bulloch, Manchester, Ga. Ne
1 large cog-wheel for 5 in. screw pin
on Continental Double

T. J. Fulghum, Davisboro, Ga.
2 row Woodruff

J. Keadle, Yatesvile, Ga. Rt. 1..

Good 2nd hand Fowler cultivator,
i. Pope, Alma,

cheap for cash. Ira
1 Fordson tractor; cheap for cash;
also tractor plow any make, cheap. C.
S. Gooch, Jefferson, Ga. Box 2.

Want 60 rds. 2nd.hand wire fence. __

Prefer American combination 6 in.

Daris

Want a small hydraulic ram and 330 ie

Sikes,

A. Fowler,

Box Press,
Munger systemn; State cond and price.



cotton dusters,
.must be cheap and in goud cond. L.

stays; also 1 Planet jr. cultivator with. ak

attachments and beasley disc; also 1
Joe Harrow. Exch. A-1/ Ga. Ribbon
cane syrup in No, 10 cans, 6 canstocs.
for either of above mentioned articles:

de / i!

E. E. Carter, Hazelhurst, Ga.
Want Lindsey single horse com
drill. State cond. and price. W. S.
liamson, Sylvania, Ga. Pon ad ie
Want 2 row corn planter. State how
long used, manufacturer, if equipped

with fertilizer hoppers, and price. M. a ca

G. Clark Donaldsonville, Ga. _ i
Want to exch. 2 row cane mill, com-

plete with 4 boxes and lever cap, for as

riding cultivatcf with spring tooth
attachments, Prefer Avery o Deere,
hut would trade for mest any standard

make. is cond. A L. Rozar, Baxley. Se

Cran. Ret,
Want combination corn and bean

dropper. L. B. Ray, Macon, Ga. 341
Carling ave.

chine, any make; a piston head and
connecting rod for Beeman garden tra-

Want 2 3 or 4 row cotton dusting ma- _

ctor 2 row riding corn and cotton cul-

tivator with 4 horse hitch and a 2
row cotton and corn planter,
make. C. N. Adams, Social Circle, Ga.
Want 1 sizing machine for.
grading, large enough to grade 5 car
daily, at reasonable price. J. Hill
Touchstone, Griffin, Ga. Rt. C..

(any oy

peach

Tee

Want garden tractor. Give make, ae

cond. and price in first letter. Robt.
Bell, Farmington, N. C VALE RaCon ee
ul

_ Want 1400 ft. Qrgi.-hand gal. piping o
2 3-4 State amt. size,
price and how long used R P Ramsey |

1-2 3-4 and 1 inch.

Vea sae a
Want 2 2nd-hand w
ultivators, within radiu










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Thursday, February 6, 1930

_. Flowers and Seed
- Wanted |

: (Continued from page sixteen)

- Wanted: Double Geranium plants
-rooted, all colors: ferns, mixed double
Dahlias all colors; large flowering
- canas; monthly roses; Cuttings root-
ed. Will exch./pure bred Cornish Game
_ eggs, Shoemaker strain, value $2 per
15. Each to pay postage. Write be-
- fore sending. Mrs. G. M. Jordan, Rock-
ingham, Ga.
Want to exch large red Cannas, yel-
- low cannas or white or pink Dorothy
_ Perkin roses rooted, for one double
red and one double yellow Japonica,
or for one dark yellow rooted rose or
one rooted velvet rose. Also. large red
Castor bean seed and sugar gourd seed



son, Ocilla, Ga,

- Wanted: 1 or 2 doz. blooming size

- double mixed colors Gladioli. Wil] exch
- Cannas for same, I have pink rose,
yellow, red, orange and variegate. Mrs.
George Bell, Jacksonville, Ga.
Want party having jonquil, daffodil
- or narcissi bulbs to write and state
what you have, price, etc, as want
- quite a lot of bulbs. C. M. Stokes &
Son, White House, Fla

_ Nursery Stock For Sale

Fig, pomegranate, cr les,
os Japanese bush Rsncenere Philadel-
- phus, Xmas bells, spirea, 6 varieties
altheas, Buddelia cut., $1 per 100 ft..
1 and 2 yr. old shrubbery and fruit
trees, 15 to 35c ea., winter and spr
blooming bulbs, cannas, lilies, dahlias,
gladioli and flower seed, very reason-
able. Mrs. R. S. Simpson Waverly
Hall, Ga. \
Arborvitae, 12 in. 25c ea., 14 in., 30c
' ea., rooted boxwood cut., Dwarf var.,
12 to 18 in., 25 and 30c ea. blue iris,
' 25 doz., hemlock 12 in., 15c ea., ever-
- green mtn. ferns, 30c doz., cedar, 4 and
6 ft. 75 and $1; yellow thornless ro-
ses, 75 doz., white yard lily bushes,
18 in. 15 ea., huckleberry bushes,
bearing size, 75c doz. white violets 25c
doz. Evergreen Mt. Birch, (bears in
winter) 50c doz. Add postage under
50c orders. Virgie Townsend, Lewner,
ee

a. \

Large leaf, evergreen rhododendrons
_ evergreen mtn. laurels, white droop-
ing laurels, dbl. red buddleia, Granny-





pink Cherokee roses, white and purple
wisterias, evergreen Boston ivy vine,
bush honeysuckle, spirea, Van Houttei,
'. golden bells, purple lilac, dbl. yellow
ae For ikes roses, privet hedge, Jap. Bar-
berry, white Eng. dogwood, red dog
wood, pink baby rambler roses, Seven
+ Sister roses, golden glow, all blooming
. size, 2 yr. old, well rooted, 20c ea.; or
._. 8 of your selection for $1, plus post-
- age on small orders; Flower seed:
- gladioli pkt. of 12 seeds, 10c; mtn.
azaleas, dbl. nias, several col. dbl.
orange and cream coler marigold, lit-
tle, red dbl. and sng. ones, 10c cupful;
~ sweet Basil, 15c cupful; dbl. touch-
-me-not. 10c pkg., scarlet salvia and
daisy, 3 large pkt., 25; mtn. laurel,
_ flowering, white, weeping kind 10c a
cup, or 3 cupfuls for 25c. Mrs. Marion.
Faton, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.
- White crepe myrtle and cape jas-
mine, and a few pink crepe myrtle,
12 and 20c ea., and postage. Mrs. Ida
Redfearn, Boston, Ga. Rt. 1.
K Poplars, maples, crabapples, white
_. dogwoods, and cherry sprouts 15c a.,
azaleas mtn. laurels, hemlocks, white
wine rhododendrons and box elders,
, (20e ea., red flowering dogwood, 30c
ea, pink Cherokee roses, $1 doz. tiger
lilies, 75c a 100. Add postage. J. S.
'.. Wilson, Morganton, Ga.
Red dogwood, mtn laurels, mtn. ivy,
azaleas, and crabapples, 15c ea., Snow-
on-th-mtn., 20c doz., pink roses 3 for
25: trailing arbutus and eve en
galax ea., 20c doz. Garnet De ;
Mineral Bluff, Ga.
Azaleas, ivy, laurels, red dogwood, 3
- for 25c: trailing arbutus, evergreen
galax, 20c doz., birdeye bush, 2 for 15c;
white pines, crabapples, 20 ea.,
ter ferns, 4 for 15c; red roses, 3 for
20c: wild geraniums and tiger lilies, 20
- doz., flowering pear, 20c ea. Add pos-
tage. John Miltholland, Mineral Bluff
Ga... Care DeHarts Box. rs
: Cave Jasmines, well rooted, large
hunch, 15c: 9 boxwoods, 2 yrs. old, 6
ents ea. Add postage. Maud Roper,
_ Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 1.
_ Forst/ Everereens and shrubbery.
_ Jaurel, ivy, white pines, cedar, yellow
nonlar. 10 to 18 in. $2 doz., del. mixed,
er exch. for chickens and.eggs, Jno. W.
oss. Clarkesville,..Ga. Rt
; pire willows from
it
eed

ne



s





;



_ for sale 15c per cupful. Mrs. J. R. Ty-|G

greybeard, and spruce pines, white and

|



MARKET.
29 and 35c:

t
; Add postage. E. J. Mason,
Luxomni, Ga.
_ Purple Lilac 3 for 25c; Boxwood 6
in. high, well rooted, doz. $1; Red and
pink running roses, rooted, 10c ea., 3
for 25c White and Hemlock pines, 25c
ea. or 5.for $1; Calimus.6 bunches 25c,
red and cream colored rose cuttings
6 for 15c; Evergreen cuttings 6 for
25c; Add postage on small orders. Miss
ne se ite, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1,
Ox 33.

Evergreen Amur _ Privets, large
clumps, $10.20 per doz; No order less
than 6 filled. Beautiful boxwood 10-15
in. high $25-per 100; smaller lots given
attention. Limited No. of Abelias: la-
vender spirea conical shape blooms 50c
ea. Mimosa, red bud and robina 10 for
$7.50. Limited number Abelias,
clumps, 3 for $2.75. Mrs. Annie M.
Butler, Cherokee Farm, West Point,

a.

Several hundred broad leaf Privet
Hedge $3 per 100; FOB Athens, Ga. H.
E, Williams, Athens, Ga. 481 Ruth St.

75 well rooted boxwoods, dwarf 10c
a., or the lot for $6; Blue bottie bulbs
$1 per 100; Wild Easter lilies $1 per
100; Gray beards, 50c ea.; Yellow can-.
nas 50 per doz. Add postage on small

orders. Mrs. T. &. Moore, Royston,
Ga. Rt. 1, ;

ing to size, 5 to 10 ft. tall. Miss Sa-
vannah Clark, Gay, Ga. ;

Arborvitae about 75 hardy well root-
ed trees. Seed of these trees came from
the Berry School, Mt. Berry, Ga. Price
$1.25 to $1.75, according to height and

3 ft. Postpaid in Ga. If money order
have it issued to Gaddistown, Ga. Mrs.

W. Gooch, Sarah, Ga.

Abelia, 40c, 60c, 80c. 10-12 in. Pyra-
midal Arborvitae 5 plants for $1: 3-4
ft. size $1.50; Camphor Trees 1, 2 and
3 ft., 50c, $1.50; Nandina Domestica,
$1.50. and $2 Ligustrum Lucidum, 60c,
80c, $1.50. Golden Arborvitae, 2 ft.
$1.50. Ligustrum Japonicum 4 to 5 ft.
$1.50; Italian Cypress 10-12 in. 5 for
$1; Roses, Kaiserin Augusta. Victoria,
Red Radiance, Pink Radiance, 3 yr.
old 35 ea. All prices FOB Valdosta.
H. F. Stair, Valdosta, Ga

$5 prepaid. Money returned
pleased. Maude Hamby,
Ga. Rt. 3. :

White Dogwood bushes, 15c ea, Al-
thea bushes, 15c.
Donyers, Ga. Rt. 2. oe

Dogwood trees 10c ea. and up accord-
ing to size. 2 ft. to 6 ft. tall. Crepe
Myrtle 10 to 25c ea. R. H. Akin, Grif-
fin, Ga. Rt. B.

Pink Crepe Myrtle and Bridal
Wreath 15c ea; Jonquils and Daffodils
mixed per 100 $1. Will.exch. for white
sacks or butter beans. Mrs. S. A. Mil-
ler, Finleyson, Ga. RFD 3.

1000 heavily rooted boxwood plants
4 to 5 in. high, $5 per 100. $45 per
M. 1000 heavily rooted Boxwood plants
6 to 8 in. high $6 per 100; $50 per M.
200 Uniform size plants 10 to 12 in.
high, $40 del. 500 Cape Jasmine mon-
thly bloomers of fragrant large white
blossoms & to 15 in. high $20 per 100:
$75 for 500, Magnolia trees 1 to 3 ft.
all $3 per doz., $15 per 100. Mrs. B
. Robinson, Greenville, Ga. Rt.. 3.

Evergreens, Mountain Laurel, Rho-

if not
Greenville,



White pine, 20 in. 35c ea: $2 doz. Mix-
od if desired. Well rooted. Walter Hun-
vicutt, Tallulah Falls, Ga.

Arborvitae 15 to 18 in. high, Blue
lag lilies 30c; Junipers 25c: Lemon
lies, jonquils. white Daffodils, yellow
4c per doz: Boxwoods 25c ea: Bridal
Wreath 15c; Artificial peach trees.
white Pines, 20c ea: Chrysanthemums
vhite 10c per bunch. Snow-on-Moun-
ains, 10c per bunch. Snow Drops, 10c
a. Add postage. Mrs. C.D. Hayes:
Morganton, Ga. : . a

1 Red single Japonica bush with lg
oot, deep in the ground.\ over 1 doz:
srongs. 4 or 5 vrs. old. Will sell for,

arrie Silver, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2.
Boxwoods and Arborvitae 25 ea;

*Thite and Spruce pines 20c ea; Pink
Yherokee Roses $1 ver doz. Snow-on-

*5e: Red velvet roses 25c ea; Evergreen
Yalax. 30e doz.; AH plants well root-.
4. Add ovostage.
Yoving, Ga.
antine to grow turpentine timber,
$95 per M FOB Adrian, Ga. J. W. D.

Janenese Cherrv. Kolkwitzia or Besu-

h, Tamarisk, and other fine.
chuibe. Mrs. A. J. Welden, Griffin,,



: oe Ga. a FE 4
2 fo 6 ft. high! About 75 fh Boxwood in four dite!
{ : : Se ay we c ts



nice |:

Lombardy poplars, 15 to 25 accord- |3

Shape; height ranging from 1 1-2 to

50 Dwarf boxwood plants 6 in. high.

Mrs. S. W. Rodgers,

Jadendron, Hemlock, Ivy, Spruce pine |,

$13. Purchaser to send postage. Mrs
\ealeas and Red Japonica 25c each;,.
sountain and Golden Glow per doz,

Mrs. Mae Wright,

Pine savlings, 1 yr. old for trans-|

Yohnson. Adrian. Ga. Rt 2.
Pussy low, Red flowering Peach,
Ranana shrubs, Chinese Magnolia.



BULLETIN.

ferent hedges; some of them can be
used as acta bushes about 10 ft.
high and 10 to 12 ft. in diameter. A.
C. Ware, Hogansville, Ga. Rt 3.

Arborvitae plants.15 in high 35c ea;
Pink Coral vines 25c ea. Mrs. W. A.
Sargent, Cordele, Ga. 306 5th Ave.

6 large Globe Arborvitae $5; small
2 ft. $1; 15 in. 75c;12 in. 50c; Pyra-
mid arborvitae 3 ft. $1.50; 2 ft. $1.25;
15 in. $1; Weeping Rosemary $1.50; 4
Boxwoods, $5 ea; Small Boxwoods 15
in.; good top 75; 12 in. 50c;.Junipers
18 in. to 3 ft. $1 to:$1.50; Good roots;
Hardy Hydrangea, Snowballs, Japon-
ica, Purple Tas: shrubs, Rhododen-
drons, Purple Lilac, Pink peonia, 25c
ea. Mrs. W. T. Panton, Morganton.
Ga.
Hedge plants, stocky and well root-
ed 4c ea; or in lots over 100 3c ea.;
over 1000 2c ea. Mrs. G. E. Patillo,
Columbus, Ga., Care P. O. Dept.

Boxwood tree and dwarf varieties
rooted from cuttings, White Cherokee
Roses; Crepe le, Little Star and
Cape Jasmine plants. Lois Woodruff,
Greenville, Ga; oe ;

Boxwood trees 2 yrs. old, well rooted
3 for $1; English Junipers 3 for $1;
Cedars 4 for #1 ; Purple King Iris, 40c
per doz; Pink: Althea 30c. ea. Add
postage. W. J. Tuck, Ellijay. Ga. Rt.

50 Boxwood trees for sale; from 2 to.
7 ft. tall, price $2: to $10; Dwarf. box-
wood trecs for sale price $1. Mrs. Wes-
ley Mitchell, Lithonia, Ga. Ri. 4.
29 Boxwood plants, 5 ft. tall, 25 yrs
old, large type-in A-1' condition. Mrs
C. M. Faulkner, Monticello, Ga. _
Purple lilac and dark pink Crepe
Myrtle plants 15 ea; good and wel.
rooted. Mrs, J. A. Scott, Carrollton.
Ga. Rt. 1. S Bee Ds
Rhododendrons 20c ea; Mountain
Laurels 20c ea; Azaleas. 4 colors 15
ea; White Pine 15 ea; Tulip Poplar
and Red Maple 10 ea; Cherokee Ro-
ses 75c per doz; Trailing Arbutus, 25c
per doz; Japanese Barberry bushes,
75c per doz; Tiger lilies 15e per doz;
Red dogwood 50c ea: White dogwood
ae ea.. Mrs. L. Wilson, Morganton,

Red dogwoods, rhododendrons, pur-
ple and lavender lilac, purple and blue
iris, 40c doz.,. orange day lilies, golden
glow, hafdy phlox, tansy, 30c doz., yel-
| low thornless roses, 10c ea., 40c for 6:
Cherokee roses 50c doz, white jonquils
evergreen galax, trailing arbutus, 20c
doz., 75c a 100; Star of Bethlehem.
20c a 100. Add postage. Mrs. Chas.
Wilson, Mineral
Harts Box... ae

Dbl. yellow japonica, 2 yrs. old. wel).
rooted, 25 ea., 4 yrs. old, 50c crepe
myrtle, 50c ea. J. P. Barrett, Elli-
jay. Ga.. Rt. 3, Box 58.

Arborvitae plants for sale: 1 ft. high
25 ea; postpaid. Or will exch. for good
feed sacks, quilt tops or embroidery
work. Mrs. Emily E. Knight, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Rt. 1.0 is ee
.. 100 pines from 4 to 8 in. tall: Make
hest offer. J. B. Lindsy Millen, Ga.. Rt.
C. Box 168." pois

5 vr, old Irish Junipers, -$1.50 ea;' 6
for $7.50: 12 for $14. 3 yr. old Junipers
3. ft. ta $1 ea.; 6 for $5.50; doz. for.
$10. 5 yr. old Common Boxwoods. $i
a noes D. D. Duncan, Cornelia, Ga
Well rooted Cape Jasmines, 25 del
Mis. Minie Williams. Oglethorpe Ga. |
_ Make-best offeron 2 nice Targe -box-
woods; 1 six ft. high and 7 ft. in di-
ameter: 1 five ft. hich and 6 ft. in di-
ameter. If interested, write meo F. L.
Asbury, Clarkesville, Ga.

Boxwoods 8 to 12 in: high 50c: doz:
12 to 20 in. high $1 per doz. All: well
rooted. Add
for other plants. Also have 2 one yr
old Walnut bushes for sale. 50c 62
Mrs. W. V. Thompson, Bremen, Ga.
OS 4; BOK: AQ ee a
Boxwood trees: 135 plants 3 1-2 ft.
tall, pyramidal shaped. 300 plants 8 te
10 in. tall. Write best offer. Mrs. Her-
bert Perry, Statham, Ga. . se
Rooted Lombardy Povlars. Umbrel-.
la Chinas, Weeping Willows, Crenc
Myrtles, Figs, Sweet pomegranates all
5c ea: reais nee 2 siz Cena
Soz:. an 00 per doz. 1 po: AG.
W. C. Lee, Grantville, Ga. >
-. Weeping Willows, 1 yr. <old, well.
rooted 25 ea. T. H. Patterson, Waco,
i, Beh Br
. A good lot of Lilac bushes at 20c ea.
or exch. for (6 for $1) Flowering quiric-
at 20c ed: (6 for $1.; Irish Juniners
sood strong cuttings, 10c ea; Englisk
Aogwood bushes 29 or 6 for $1. Dav:
ilies 4 for 10c or25 per doz. Jonquil:
and daffodils 10 fort0c: or30 for 25c



Clarkesville, Ga: ~~ i
_ 5 two yr. old boxwood
RCN At ee site See






j

a

Biuff, Ga. Care De- }

[$1; 9 for $2: Send money order no
_Pink Crepe Myrtles 15 .ea: Dwar}

postage. Will not exch, |



PAGE TWENTY-ONE _ oe

25c ea; or lot for $1 Miss Vera Price,
Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 5.

Magnolias, dogwoods, sweet gum,
chinquapins and severai other shrubs
at 20c ea, Mrs. J. R. Tyson, Ocilla,
Ga.

I Boxwood tree 10 ft. high 9 ft. in
diameter $45. 7 miles. north of New-
nan, Ga. Mrs. Walter Carmical,
Newnan, Ga. Rt. 5.

11 Dwarf boxwoods 2 ft. high 1 to
2 ft. in diameter $5 ea. or the entire
lot for $45 at my home. Miss Lizzie
White, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 33.

Poplar, sweet gum and ash trees tor

sale on stump, $6 per M. A. A. Fow-
ler, Stone Mountain, Ga. Rt. 3.
Cc Jasmine bushes; 2 large bush-
es with 100 or more to a bush for sale
to one making the best offer. Mary
Lee Ferguson, Hiram, Ga. Rt 1. ;

Rooted Crepe Myrtle, Single Lilac,
Laurel sprouts, 2-3 ft. 50c ea; Del. or
will exch. for Thompson B. R. cock-
erels, Feb. hatch, or other value. Miss
Bell Jones, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 4.

Crepe Myrtles, Cape Jasmines, Py--
racanthas, dogwood, Flowering al-
monds, Barberries, mock oranges; Spi-
reas; Weigelas, Honeysuckles, Wister-
ia, Strawberry shrubs; Wisterias, etc.
No deliveries, come and get them. |
Miss Emily Prather, J8rqokhaven, Ga.
Rose Lane Cottage.

Japanese Bamboo, for evergreen
hedge, screens and o)/namental clumps
White oleanders, rcpted sprouts, 35
and postage.; small bulbs, 15c; Large
bulb, 25c; add postage. Mrs. E. T. a
Boynton, Arlington, Ga. eae

Pink crepe vt to 3 ft. high, 10

WW. A. Moon, Waco, -

ea; $1 per doz.
Strawberry bushes, %5c per doz; Red
and yellow Azalvas, $1 per doz; +10 +
choice roses for $1; Black and white
pines 20c ea; Red Japonicas, 25c ea;
Pink Trailing Arbutus 25c ea: Winter
ferns 50c per doit; Evergreen plants 25c
per doz; Boxwoods 25c ea: Arborvitae _
25 ea Miss Gladys Abercrpmbie,
Morganton, Ga. ered
Arborvitae bushes 6 in. hi ty, T5062.
or 7 for $1. Aid postage. Miss Bert-
tie Cantrell, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1.
Old time boxwoods, 4 ft. by 4 ft.:
Wilt sell_as many as 10 for $20 or $23
ea. J. J. Holley, Royston, Ga.
Dwarf and Tree boxwood 4 to 6 in. |
plants $5 per 100; 6 to 8 in. plants $6 ,
per 100 del; Pink crepe myrtle 5 for \
$1; Rooted. Cane Jasmines, 30c each:
pear Jasmine 30c ea: White Spirea,.
Ga. Ri. 3...

Mrs. B. 1. Rebinson, Greenville -
Flat Cedars 2 yrs. old 25 ea; Pine
Cedar cutings Sc ea: Flat Cedar seed.
25 seed. 10c; Purple and White Bach-.
elor button seed 10c per tablespoonful.
Add postage to all orders. Mrs. L. L.
Tolbert, Greensboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

Boxwood, more than 500,000 pieces
ranging in grade from 6 in. Lo.6 ft, 13
Largest holdings of Boxwood, perhaps
in the Southern States. John Wilkin-
son, Hogansville, Ga. 4

Arborvitae 3 ft. high, $1 ea; 18 in.
40c; 12 in. 30c; Rooted Boxwood cut-
tings 12 in. 20c: 14 in. 25c; 1 Juniper
22 in 35c; 1, 20 in: 30c; Yard lily |
bushes 12 in. 15; or 3 for 25c: Ja-
ponicas. Flowering pears 18 in. Bbc.) 3a
ft. 50c; Sweet Scented Violets 25 per
daz; Blue Iris Bulbs 25c per doz; Reot-
ed .Rambler Rose cuttings 2 ft. high
25 ea; 40 Hemlock plants all sizes all
for $12 or 15c ea. Mrs. Carry Town-
son, Lewner, Ga.

50 Arborvitae 15 to 22 in. high 4 for





epoca accepted. J. W. Craig, Loving, :
'60--well rooted boxwood, 1 yr. old,
'20C ea. Mrs. T..D. Honcoh: East Eli-

Py porte 3 to 4 ft. t
acd rv to. . tall 60c ea., $5
per doz; Abelia small rooted ite i
25c ea; $5 per doz; Ligustrum Lucic-
ulm 18 in. -35; 3 for $1. Y. M. An-

gon, Will
fiderson, Williamson, Ga., RFD 1.

10 Butterfly shrubs 2 1-2 ft. high 25__
ea; Wild cedars from 1 to 6 ft. 25 to
40c. | well rooted. Add postage.
Gene Harper, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. L.
_ 2 Dwarf boxwood bushes 6 ft. hight
5 ft. in diameter, 4.D. B. bushes 4 it _
to 4 ft. in diameter; 5 bushes 3 ft.
high and 2 1-2 ft. in diameter. Mrs. A.
J. Bailey, Sharpsburg, Ga. RFD 2.
; Scotch Broom seed 10c per spoon-
ful, add postage: makes pretty shrub-
Es /A @ mass of yellow blooms. Mrs.



piles; 1

Mrs. J._N: Brooke, White) Ga- Rt. 1. }__ Silver leaf maples 8
Metis Senn fae eee L. Asbyry | Texas Umbrellas 3 to 4 ft. 50c, All

s8 in! high'R

Hd. A. Casey, Covington, Ga. Rt. 4,
| 150 3 yr. old Boxwoods, will sell
reasonable to party calling at my home
fo rthem; 8 long lavender Crepe Myr-
large red quince Japonica: 1
arge cluster Bridal Wicath will sell
this shrub cheap..Miss Eva Co burn,

Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 2.
to 10 ft. 75c ea:













ee C. M. Alexander, Leaf, Ga.



PAGE TWENTY-TWO!



corn, $1



' Tartarian honeysuckles,

' Jasmine, Ca

Nursery Stock For Sale
ony For Sale

100 Crepe Pink Myrtiles 5 to 8 ft.



tall $1 ea; Del. Cash with order or at

least 25 per cent cash. Will.exch .for
per bu; Field Peas, $3.50;
1929 hatched hens at $1 ea; Corn peas
and chickens to be delivered at Can-
on, Ga. All orders given prompt. at-
tention. Mrs. R. M. Cobb, Canon, Ga.
, Cuttings of abelia, Trailing. Buony-
mous, Forsythia Suspensia, White
Nudiflorum
Rosemaiy, Persian Lilac, Double Reev-
Jasmine, Holly leaved
Tea Olive, Pyracantha, The Bohea,
siana, Anthony: Waterer Dwarf box-
wood, etc., 25c per doz. $1.50 per 100

postpaid. Mrs. B. E. Gooch, Hatonton,
PCa,

._ Long Leaf Yellow pine Saplings 10c
ea; or $7.50. per 100, FOB. Albert Ba-

ker, Elberton, Ga.

_ Spirea, Houttei, 3 to 4 ft., 20c ea;
Weigela pink, 3 to 4 ft., 20c; Rose
Vines, white red, and yellow on own
roots, 35c ea; Abelia Grandiflora 18 to

24 in. 50c ea; Forsythia, 18 to 24 in,

25c ea; Special prices on apple trees
and grape vines. J. L. Westbrook,
Bremen, Ga. '

Boxwood plants 2 yrs. old 6c. per

plant $5 per 100; Lilac Crepe Myrtle

Jasmine all

25c ea; All colors of monthly tea ro-
ses, 5 for $1; 4 Blooming size Cape

or $1.50; or 50c ea. All
colors of fine cannas 15 ea; or 10 for

$1; Mixed Gladioli 50c a doz. Mrs.
_ Eila Robinson, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Ga.

Cherry Laurel 25c; Rich Red Grepe
Myrtle 25c; Double Lilac altheas 25c;
Jasmines 25; California. Privet 100
for $3.50. John G., Padrick, Tifton,

_.. Zebra grasses, Eulalia Japonica, and
_ the beautiful Pampas grass with hea~-
_vy silver plumes 10 and 15c ea; or
$1.10 and $1.25 per doz. del. All cl

well rooted. T. AL
Ga. Rt. 4.

Heaton, Hartwe

Fire Bird Canna. bulbs, fiery. red,

large double blooms, blooms all sum-

mer $1.50 per doz; $6 per 100: $50 per

_ M. 100 Cedars 1 to 4 ft. high |
per 100. Mrs. T.

Fall pinks 3 for 5c;
_ Horsemint 3 bunches 25ce:
ea; Choice Velvet
Gel. anywhere. Cash with. order,

~Luxomni, Ga.

riety 12 in. to 18

1 to . Wis-
teria plants lavender $3 per waa $20

A. Hipp,
Ga. Rt. 2, pp, Hogansville

_ Weeping Willows 2 to 4 ft. tall 25
fa; postage to be paid. B. J. Mason,

Arborvitae, 3 ft. high, $1; 2. ft,

BOC; 12. in...25; on woads pnt
in. 25 to 30c: Ever-
8 bunches 25; . Ja-
Tris oak aes 25;

owering
Locust 20c
noses 12 for $1; All
no
Liney Hunter, Lew-

green peppermint
ponicas 25;. Blue

personal checks.
ner, Ga.

Boxwoods from 2 to 5 ft. high. Write

: me for nrices. D, M, e
Ga. RFD 2. a ee

. 2Aes numokin seed 10c
ful; Will exch. for

_ Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 2.



> around:

and & ft around $75 for Jot Mrs.
_G. Durham. Hoschton. Gao
~. 6 Juniners:'

ft hieh: 2 8 ft. hich and 1 9 ft. Will

_ Rearberrv plants
WORLD, Aor,
dahlias:

narcissus biths 2c};
_ butter and egg bulbs 30. per doz: Flag

in hich and 3

Lombardy poplars 5 to.10 ft. high
15 and 25: well roo savan-
nah Clark, Gay, Ga. ir Se ae
_ Amur River Hedge cuttings 40
J00;_ Mimosa bushes rooted. 50c. and
$1; Cane Jasmine cuttings 10c or 3 for

per tabl

Rermida onion sets. Mrs, N.C. Steed
Jonquil bulbs 2%c per doz:. Yellow
Buttercup | and

lijes, 25e ner doz; Flowering Almo
25 ner doz: Star of Bethlehem, 20e
ner doz: Christmas and Thankseivine
cantus oe re root; Bridal Wreath
2G ner doz. Nallj . JO n a
man. Ga. RFD 1 "a ASENEDE, sue
_ 11 Roxwonds ranging from 21 to.38
ft. to 10 ft, around; 1
6 ft. hich and 14 ft,
1 Giant hoxwood 6 ft. high

Ciant haywang

1, 4 1-2 ft.-hioh: 9. 8

sell to one making hest offer. -
cer Rover, Celeviand, Ga, Rt. or
_ 8 1 yr. old. well rooted Japanese
$1. del or will..exch.
different. colored double

( bulbs, double red Camelia
Janonica. ax 4 hutterfly. bushes, S

. 1D. Moline. Cordele. Ga, Rt. D.
A White Pridaal Wreath Snirea, $1 ner
- Gor: del Wenn and Red eannas. Wil!
pvah for differant colors double dah-

Nas

i Corele. Ga. Rt. D.

hithe eladigia.

red Amarvillie
huttorfiv hiiwhag

Mrs. Mary Collins





_ Want tn exch. jonanil and butte



: and egg bulbs for rooted b

%



espoon.
cabbage plants or?

Defender. also 1. good

'eLaval senarator., with,



oxwoods,

4





MARKET BULLETIN

ferns, and geraniums. Also have pink
Dorothy Perkins roses to exch. Mrs. |
E. M. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga.

Best prices paid for boxwood, better
known as. Evergreen. Give dimensions,
pS and send i. J. QO. Lunsford,
Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2.

Some Hawthorne plants, well root-
ed. Mrs. Chas. Adams, Social Circle,

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

1 DeLaval Golden Series No. 10 sep-
arator, used less than 4 weeks, same
as new, $67.50 FOB; also 6 H. P. In-
ternl. eng., friction clutch pulley,
mounted on truck, new Webster. mag-
neto. Good order. Sell or exch for cat-
tle, corn, or velvet beans. C. R. Cor-
bin, Greensboro, Ga.

2 pacer tree dusting machines, good
cond., cheap; 1 Williamson stump pul-
ler, complete with cable; 1 Minnetonna
Home Maker, or churn with motor,
may be used for hand or other power,
cap., 20 ee or 5 to 40 Ibs. new, mever
unpeaked. All. good cond. Write for
prices. Fred C.. Geiger, Flintside, Ga.

1 - 10 tray, 5 compartment, hing-
ed top Successful oat sprouter with
thermometer and lamp, good cond.,
$10 cash. No personal checks. R. H.
Akin, Griffin, Ga., Rt. B . :

No. 7 Universal Cole cotton and
corn planter, with guano distributor
attached. Sell or exch for pure bred,
large type hens, or turkeys. Write
what you have. C. M. Chafin, Nor-
man Park, Ga. RFD 4.

2 horse reversible disc plow, A-1





cond., $15 or exch. for 15 bu. pure Half

and Half cotton seed, or for 2 Duroc

| Jersey 3 mos. old gilts. Z. C. Cooper,

Adrian, Ga.

Efficiency oat sprouter,
$10 or exch. for baled shucks. Chas.
M. Powell, Macon, Ga. Wesleyan Drive

1 Star pea thrasher, good shape,
$15; 1 set of blacksmith tools, con-
taining 1 high
and vise, 1 two Ib. hammer, 1 pr. ton-
gues, all good shape, $25 FOB. H. W.
Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga.

3 horse riding turn: plow, 16 in. cut.,
in perfect cond., $30 cash or trade for
good sow and pigs. M. F. Jones, Met-
ter, Ga., Rt. 1l. .

1 Primrose I. H. C. cream separator,
zood cond. $25 FOB, O. B, Brown,
Madison, Ga. :

1 two row cotton duster. Sell or
exch. for 15 heavy breed hens, or 1
vor. S. P. C. shoats. Write or come see.
C. C. Cooper, Grayson, Ga.

10 h. p. Intern gas eng, gd sha:
and other farm implements. D. EF.
Basemore, Hagan, Ga.

2 h. Avery riding cul. used a short
time, $35; 2 h. riding turner, $25: 2
h. Oliver turner, $6; 1 h. turner (it-
tie niece broke off at top of wing.) $2:
1 McCormick mower and rake $25; 1
reaper and binder (some of canvas
nearly new), $35; 2 little Joe har-
rows, $2 ea, All good cond. B. D.
Jones, Edison, Ga. (%

1 Cole planter; put out. guano, corn,

ber | or cotton, good cond., $7 FOB, or exch

for anything can use. W. C. Brassell,
Gibson, Ga. vi
1M to 1200 ft. gal. 2 in. pipe, good
as new. Make best offer. E. C. Wat-
kins, Brooklet. Ga.
4 S. R. White iron beam 1 h: Dixie

turning plows, $3.50 ea, FOB. Frank

Lamb, Danville, Ga.

1 practically new Moline corn and
cotton planter with fertilizer attach-
ment, in good working order, $20 FOB.
W. L. Ledford, Crandall, Ga.

3 H. P. gas\eng.,.and turning lay,
cheap or exch for good milch cow; also
shop tools for sale. Mrs. Oliver Jon-
es, McDonough, Ga. Rt. 4.

2 horse vlow; 1 Foss dbl. roller Sea
Island cotton. gin; 1. Gantt upland
entton gin; gas eng., Cheap for cash.
Write for full particulars. Geo. W.
Yarner, Jesup, Ga.

1h. Oliver A turning plow; 1 good
sultivator with 7 teeth and a good
single plow
tock.e with 8 scrapes, plenty scooters,
and 2 pr. wings: 2 good iron single
trees and clever for all, $15 FOB. Em-
mett Chandler. Tallanooss. Ga Rt 2

1 dbl. unit DeLaval milking machine
Yhatt. 2 horse upright tubular boiler:
or without
lectric motor, all . practicallv new.
Write. Mrs. Zeta Mercer, Elberton,
ay. Py Oj Box: 398,

4 slightly used fertilizer distributors.
slirhtlv used cotton planters, 8 Hay-
an stock nlows; 1 2 horse. Internl
arrow; 2 2 h.. Chatt. plows: 2 doz.
cranes, asst. Jeneths; 1 Chatt. Mid-
Ye Buster: 1 Fordson tractor with
yullev. in fond cond. Sell or exch. for
a good, IM to 150 Ib. 6 to 8 yrs. old

all metal,

.ower blower, 1 anvil:



farm mile. C. M. Pippen, Albany,

Ga.

1 Fordson tractor in good cond with
governor and puliey for belt work, $15u
cash; 1 dbl section disc harrow, usea
very little, $100 cash, or both for $220
teal. M. C. Underwood, Quitman, Ga.
Rt. 4 |

1 used Bostrum terracing level, with
magnifying glass, good cond., $12 FOb.
F. Jerry Smith, South Atianta, Ga.,
4 Adair Ave.

1 Fairbanks hammer mill, used very
littie, guaranteed 1st class cond., $oo.
Amos Floyd, Canon, Ga.

DeLaval cream separator, No. 12,
practically new, $50 or exch. for 3
well grown heifers (not less than 1
yr. old) del my place; also 1 Roderick
Lean tractor pay (needs new bear-
ing) $25 or exch. for mule drawn spa-
ding or reversible disc harrow, in 00
shape. Chas. H. Ogletree, Crawford-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2. be : z

1 Sanders plow with 2 discs to be
pulled by Fordson tractor, $50. War-
ren L. Vandyke, (No address given).

1 Moline ditcher, used but little, $30.
J: O. Dye, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 5. -

1 McCormick-Deering mower, | hay
rake, disc harrow \jand drag harrow,
priced reasonably. Also 1 Sharpless
separator. W. O. Sanders, Roswell,
Ga. :

1 Avery Shawnee Junior duplex corn
planter, $25;\ 1 2 horse Bradley lever-
less cultivator, $22.50; 1 combination
garden drill and cultivator, $10; one
Bradley 1 blade feed and foder cut-
ter, $12. All FOB Railroad Station
Maison.
Rt. 5.

1 chain drive cotton planter, used <
days, $5.50. Hershel Allen, Tallapoos:
Ga., Star Route, Box 54. a

2 H. P. Hercules gas eng., with
Webster magnetos, $25;.1 Meyers deer
well pump (cost $100), $20. All in good
cond., also 2x16 brass deep well cyl-
inders, like new (cost $38), $15 for
both. All FOB. W. C. Thomas, Tal-
botton, Ga.

1 Ledbetter cotton and corn plant-

and attachment for hill dropping cot-
ton seed. in good cond., practically
hew, $15. R. P. Bannister, Ball
Ground, Ga, Rt. 1.

cable ,also cable and block for dbl.
pull, good anchoring cable, $40 or ex-
change. D. F. Arnold, Axson, Ga., Rt.
2, Box 24.

Steel tower and metal tank, 30 ft.
high, 900 gal. cap., cement bottom, ro-
tary pump and pipe from tank to wa-
ter in 30 ft. well, all in good cond.,
$75. Exch. for corn, hogs, mules, or
Fordson tractor, or anythign can use,
oe equal value. N. E. Dawkins, Canon,

a.

Intern]. gas eng., also Internl. rid-
ing cultivator; Oliver 3 horse riding
cul,, cheap for cash. Mrs. Ida Mae
Prater, Edison, Ga., RFD 2, Box 35.

1 Avery planter with guano box at-
tached, and with corn, pea, peanut,
cotton and cane seed plates, $15 (gave
$32 for it; used 2 seasons). Don Pal-
lenzy, White, Ga., Rt. 2.

1 Ledbetter combination corn and
eotton planter, with plates for beans.
peas, cane seed; used so far only for
cotton. Good planting cond.. $6 or ex-
change for 50 Tancred W. L. baby
chicks. Del. planter now; chicks later

Ga. Rt. 1.

1 Baltic Empire cream, separator,
used 12 mos., good cond., large enough
for use of 4 cows; instructions as tc
how to use and put together, $35 cash
del. A. C. Gladden, Tallapoosa, Ga.,
Rt. 3, Box 44.

Cole plain view corn and bean plan-
ter, with fertilizer attachment, extra

ready to plant, $15 FOB. L. G. San-
ders, Dewyrose, Ga. Rt. 2.

Fordson tractor and pulley, $100:
peach dusting outfit, $175.; tractor
harrow, $50; 3 two horse. cut-away
harrows, $25 to $30 ea., reaper and
binder, perfect running cond., $150; 2
2 horse Chatt. turn plows, $9 ea., two
1 horse Chatt. turn plows, $7.50 ea.,
1 Mallary Middle Buster, $6.50; 1 John
Deere middle buster, $9.50: 1 Intern,
2 horse riding cultivator, good as new,
$60; Internl. hay rake, $35; McCor-
mick mowing machine, $30: 6 one
horse hamon plow, stocks, $2 ea, lot
of scooters, scrapes, and shovels, $1
for lot; also 6 sets of plow gear (for
the lot) $30: 1 Planet Jr., walking cul-
tivator, $6.50; 1 spring tooth cultiva-
tor, $5; 1 Covington corn and cottor
nlanter. with extra plates, $25: 60
tooth drag or scratch harrow. $5; lot
of extra harrow disc., $1 to $1.25 ea.
2 Oliver spubsoil plows, $7.50 ea,. 1
orchard turn plow, $5; lot of picks.
maddocks, pitch forks, ho



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F. H. Fuller, Madison, Ga.)

er, including plates for peas, peanuts.

1 Williamson stump puller with good

on. Mrs. Perry V. Young, Summerville

plates and gears, all in good shape Rt



$3 per 100 Ibs, bag. FO!

es, etc, All Chatsworth, Ga

Thursday February 6, 1930
Do not write for lowest

FOB prices.
cash Bice, for they are all stated
above. M. B. Lee, Fort Valley, Ga.,
RFD 4.

1 Oliver riding cultivator with at-

ts, $25; 8H. P. Intern] gas)
tachments, $ mace

with belt, $40 or exch. for
sae goats, chickens, ducks, geese and

turkeys; also have 1 Internl type feed

mi od cond., $20 or exch for chic-
aa ec, J. L. Parish, Midville, Ga,

t. hog wire, 6 in. space, from 39
to a7 i eek: 1 No. 17 Chatt. middie
breaker. P. B. Reese, Blythe, Ga.

International gas eng., Intern rid-
tie cultivatof; 3 horse Oliver riding |
turning plow.

Mrs. Ida Mae Prater,
Edison, Ga., RFD 2, no 35. a:

w No. 19 Oliver plow, ; sec-
pHicnand No. 19 Oliver, $15; stalk
cutter, $30. Money order with order.

d|T. L. Williams, Sautee, Ga.
2 No. 5 DeLaval cream separators,
rood cond. Write for prices. A. B.

in
Skelton, Royston, Ga. ;

1 to 2 row mule duster, good as new
(paid $37.50) only put out 1 can of
poison; has metal hose, $20. Mrs. W.
E. Rape, McDonough, Ga. Rt. 5,

1 roll of hog barb wire, small
only been eee, for a short time.



Aes

$3.85: sell or trade, $3.25 FOB. Ira F.

McMims, Ayersville, Ga.

2 disc Oliver tractor plow in good
cond., $40 FOB. F.\T. Denham, Eat-
onton, Ga.

2 horse plow, good as new, $12.50, ae
or exch. for Oliver 1 horse turn plow

pal. in corn or cash; 1 dise harrow, $10

cash, at my place. Edwin BE. McLaugh- __

lin, Sr., Macon, Ga., RFD 1
Bowser No. 4 feed

mill, used once.

Sel or trade for milch cow. S. A. Ju-

han ,Jr., Adel, Ga., 408 East 4th St.
10 H. P. Ker. eng. and feed mill, in

good running order, very cheap. Exch

for corn, or for anything can use. O.
L. Cowan, Doraville, Ga.

Engines; 1 each: 4 H. P. $50; 7 H.

P. $70.00; 9 H. P., $80.00. 12 H. P. gas.,
$150; 1 Rice huller, $75, all in good

cond., and FOB. J. A. LaRoche, Cres-

cent, Ga,
5 lbs

fer, $ L. McNair, Wrens, Ga. _





Wannamaker

cotton seed picked
without rain,

practically free from

black seed; and sound and carefully

selected; Will exch. for few bu. of peas
at 3 bu. seed for 1 of peas. John K.
Lee, Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 8.

Will exch. 25 bus. of Vandiver Heavy

fruiter cotton seed planted 1 yr. and

saved best and first picking for best

1 Universal sausage mill, gear drive,
ce complete with stuf-

Cotton Seed For Sale os



grade of Pine Ga. Cane syrup in 5 or |

10 lb. buckets; 2 gal. of syrup for 1 bu
of seed; each
what you want. J. T. Bell, Byron, Ga.

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed 1 1-16 in.

to pay charges. Write

staple; will sell for cash or exch. for

sound shelled corn or Jersey heifer.
rh W. R. Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box

384, :

Covingtors Toole Wilt-resistant
cotton seed, $1 per bu.. Clean and
sound. .T. W. Bruner, RFD. ~

Imp. Wannamaker Cleveland B. B.
cotton seed for planting 43 per cent
lint $1 rite for
on 25
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1.

100 bus. Pure Wannamaker cotton

seed, 2nd yr. from originator, $1 per

bu; or will exch. for hogs same value.
FOB Winterville, Ga. James T. Hard-
eman, Winterville, Ga. a

200 bus. Wilson type Big Boll 5 lock

cotton seed, 1 yr. direct from Wilsons
farm; ginned :
dition; $1 per bu; for the lot, 90c per
bu. - P. H. Woodard, Chauncey, Ga.

Pure Rucker cotton seed, $1
FOB.. J. W. Bradley, Chatsworth, Ga
Cooks Wilt-resistant cotton
$1.50 per bu; Samples on request.
H. McKinnon, Bluffton, Ga. RFD.
40 bus. Covin:
ist yr. from originator, picked before
rains, $1 per bu. Dodge Mathew,
Rhine, Ga., Rt. 1.
Pure Wannamaker Cleveland mae
500 Ibs. per acre; $1 per bu. FOB.
Thomas Baughn, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 4.
Half and Half cotton seed $1 per
bu; or will exch. for
bunch butter beans or velvet beans;
all good and..sound for seed: will exch
for No. 1 Imp. Spanish peanuts. J. O.
Strom, Milan, Ga. Rt. 1.
Il bus., Vandivers. Heavy fruiter
cotton seed; 1 yr. from originator; $1
per bu. or will exch for same amount
of Pure Half and Half cotton seed.

Andrew M. Allen, Ivey, Ga. Rt. 1.

er bu. special price
bu. or more. Clay C. White,

ure and in good con-

r bu.

seed, uke

peas or white | a



m Toole cotton seed





Cooks Half and Half cotton seed |
for planting; 1st yr. from originator,





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Messer,



oS cond-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale _

S..R White 1 horse turning plows,
shape, will carry Dixie fittings
60 @aoh, $12 for the lot, FOB. Frank
amb, Danville, Ga.
No. 9 Vulcan plow in good shape,
except 1 handle slightly injured, $5
-5 good hens. W. H. Rochester, Po-
ona, Ga. -
1927 model Fordson tractor with
wer pulley, $300.
mmerce, Ga,





M. T. Sanders,

I drag 30 tooth harrow, good work-
ig order, $4; 1 two horse beam, $1;
plow stock, i horse, nearly new, $1.
L. Babcock, Cordele, Ga., 116 East
ith Ave. HEE Se
wo horse plows, $7.50; 1 middle-
ster, $3.50 at. my home. Miss Belle
immerman, Bronwood, Ga. Box 83.
Economy King separator, No. +d,
bout a year, $10.
on, Warrenton, Ga. Rt. 1.

orse Titan eng., needs only mi-

ets $50 or exch. for pure bred |G

cl ens or hogs; also have 3 peanut
wee es $5 ea. C. O. Preston, Shell-
i d a: fe ah

Stowart horse clipping machine, used
ry little. good. as new (needs new
es) $7.50 cash with order. F. W.
Scott, Sylvania, Ga., RFD. |
malley Ensilage and fodder cut-
<0. 12 A-1 mechanical cond, Cheap
cash. Mrs. W. N. Kitchens, Ma-
Rebs. G, wee
Riding cultiv
exch, for 15
nee
heifer of same

rey

or, good cond., $15

I value in good
rite if prefer to trade. H.
armer, Good Hope, Ga. Rt. 1.
1 power cane mill and extra large
self skimming copper pan, all in first
_order. Write for price. R. Q.
ler, Acworth, Ga., Rt. 2) .
1 boiler (used for pumping water)
700 ft., 2 in., black iron pipe, good
cond. Make best offer, on all, or part.
_ M. Cooper, Tallapoosa, Ga.*
No. 17 Chattanooga middle-buster
d sub-soiler combined, with 2 s
0 ngs, new point and slide, good
as new, $8, or exch, for 1 row cotton
duster in good cond. John B, Pope,
itggerald, Ga.
No. 6 Star Pea and bean huler, never
ed. Write for further information.
M. B. Davis, Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt 5.
hternatl riding - cultivatct, $25.

cash fob. J. K. Sewell, Ashl :
Oe and, Ga.

rs one row McCormick-Deer-

|attachment, $25.;
Mrs. Annie

15 young hens. Prefer
or White Rocks, or for nice,

ng cultivator, good cond. with plows, |

fob. Mrs. Ruth Watson, Mauk,
wae LS n |
_Farbanks-Morse gas or Ker eng.
Sale cheap. C. E. Morris, Tucker,

wing for no. 24 Chattanooga tur-

ef _1 slide for no. 25 Chattano-
One International Riding ~ cul-
tivator, slightly used, $25. C. N. Payne
rds garden wire, 5 ft high, sel or
for syrup, or any farm products
Dunagan, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1. |
3 00 lbs. good anvil, $5 fob. Mrs. N. E.
1 Deering corn harvester in good
been under shelter for several years):
2 ) h.p. Leffell eng., and other farm ma-
culler with 7 screens for culling
cotton seed, beans, peas, etc. Pulled by
$100. cash. J. C. Lewis, Eastman, Ga.
_8 hp. International gas. eng., A-1
repairs. lime shafts, hangars, pulleys,
belts, etc. cheap for cash, or
good offers. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville,
G PB. O.. Box 287.

5. A. W. Parsons, Abeville, Ga.
Ashland, Ga.
| Se. Write before sending. Dorsey
d, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 3.
tunning order when last. used.(has
nery. O. L. Tomlinson, Stockton,
airbanks-Morse eng. Used 1 season.
cond., 10 h.p. Titan wneeds only slight
good wheat or good bread corn. Make
feed mill, hand or power, perfect

. cond., $15 fob. L. H. Allmond, Mid-

Ville, Ga. Rt. 2. * ce
,_2 Covington planter with corn, cot-
ton and velvet bean plates. slichtly
used, $20; 1. planet Jr. Cultivator.
with all five feet, 3 plows, needs new
bolts all the way around; used 2 or 3
Seasons, $3.50; 1 planet Jr. garden plow
th all parts, slightly used, $2.50, or
5). for lott fob. A. B. Overstreet,
MAIN Aa Ns
1 new. number 180 Letz. feed mill,
te with 6 ft. sacker in original

ash or for 6 b
Du Otootan be

J|vou have



MARKET BUL

fine for cutting big cotton stalks, or
heavy litter, $65. or for speckled O-too
tan beans, or for light dbl. sect. har-
row in first class shape. All the above
in A-1 cond. W. H. Bolton, . Griffin,
Ga., Box 436. kee ee

1 Deering Ideai 6 ft., blade binder,
$75. No. 464 and No. 465 Syracuse 3
horse plows, $8.50 and. $7.50; No. 10 S.
B. Oliver 2h. plow, $7.50; All steel spg.
tooth Cultivator, - $3.50 with 2. levers,
good, heavy iron dbl. trees, ea. $1; 2h
wood beam hayman stock; $2;1h
wood plow stocks, $1.25; 1 pract. as
good as new, Walter Wood mower, $50:
and 2h rake to match. All fob. Exch
Some for sound peas, new syrup or
cured hams at market price. Carl Wil-
liams, Locust Grove, Ga.

No. 5 star pea, bean, cane,cane seed
puller, Chattanooga make with belt,
$65; 1 plainview Cole planter, dbl., hop-
per for corn, beans etc., with guano

achment, 1 guano dist. and
cover, 1 horse, Cole make. $10; 1 No.
12 DeLaval cream sep. $50.;2 h. rev.

| dise plow with good cise $15.3 All in

good cond., S. R. Spires, Lincolnton,
a. he

2 12 in., steel beam John Deere 2
horse plows;!1 blackland: the other.
all purpose plow; both excellent cond.
$12. ea., del. or exch. for 12 Leghorn

pullets, now laying or any other good:

breed; also 1-8 inch steel beam Jno.
Deere 1 horse plow, fitted with chil-
led wing and one extra chilled wing,

delivered, $6.00 for six good, young
|now_laying pulletts of good breed, del.
|also 1 planet Jr., walking cul... with
full set of almost new. sweeps, del. $7,

or 7 pullets as above. H. B. Scott, Ma-
POE Ga., 3912 Houston, Ave.

__1 good Cole plantter, plant all kinds
field seed except cotton. $10. or exch.

Well, 7a. RY 32 4

1 Moline 2 horse plow wing, never
used. Exch. for hens at market price,
or sell for cash, Mrs. J. T.Scott, States-

boro, Ga. Rt. 6.

2 horse cut-a-way harrow, needs

new disc, otherwise in good cond. $7;

2 horse riding cul. good cond. $30: 1
ld type 2 horse manure spreader, needs
1 new/part, $10; ell fob my home. Mrs.
E. Spence, Chamblee, Ga. | Ke
Sedbery No. 2 humdinger mill, g

cond., 5 screens, $300; Intl. feed grind-
shuck, or velvet beans in pod, $20; al-
er, 8 in, bur, grinds corn cobb, and

so canning outfit, cap., 1M., No 2 cans

ver day; 3 hp. boiler and all fittings;
kettle that cooks 250 No. 2 cans at a
time, with thermometer, safety valve.
etc. 50 gal. open kettle. Look over if
interestted. I. M. Hyde, Fiitzgerald,
Ga. Box 247. na

Fordsen tracttor; 1 Sherman plow
attached (cost. $125.);1 disc plow for
tractor (cost $45); 1 cut-a-way harrow
for tractor (cost $106). All in good cond.

Sel or exch, for reg. young Jersey cows

springers or heifer calves and pure-
bred hogs. Mrs. S. R. Roberts, Atlanta.
Ga. 2126 Ponce de Leon Ave. N. E,

1 Hardy and 1 Bean power ' spray,
tank for sale. A. W. Tabor Ft. Valley,
Ga. Rt. 1, ea : i

-3 70 saw gin outfit, with suction

dbl. press etc. Cheap. C. E.. Gillespie,
Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.
- 1 new Racine grain threshing mach-
ine in e<cellent cond., $250.; - Fordson
tractor in good shape, $200. W. T.What-
av, Reynolds, Ga.

heavy 5 gallon. milk cans, used twice

85 for both del. W. A. Cosper, Bowdon.
Ga. Rt. 4. Sole ea

5 gal Daisy churn in good shape.
ised very little. Sell or exch. for 3 pure

bred young hens: Barred rocks pre-
ferred. Mrs. H. C. Spires, Lincolnton,

Ga. Rt. 6. oh Boe
6h. p. Internat'l eng., friction clutch
pulley, mounted new webster magneto

'3ell or exch. for cattle, corn, peas or
velvet beans. M.R. Binns, Greensboro,

exch for|G

a.
-1 DeLaval Golden series, No. 10 sep-
wattor, used less than 4 wks. Same as
new. $6'7.50 fob. C. R. Corbin, Greens-
boro, Ga. 4
10 h. p. Fairbanks Morse gas eng:
first class shape (except a little work
n tank), mounted on whels, $40. Mrs.
J. H. Newsome, Statesboro, Ga. |
Int2rrational cultivator, good as now
used part of 1 season; with all discs
and plows complete, $50. at my barn
or depot, J. G. Brown, Summit, Ga.

-No. 6 DeLaval cream separator used |

very litile, and 2-7 gal. Ry shipping
milk or cream cans, new. Sell or exch
for young. pure bred red polled or blk
Angus bull, or P. C. hogs Write what
to offer. Mrs. E.G. Morgan
Clyo, Ga. saree ete

i Intl cultivator, complete with 6

ises and fenders. Exch. for.
es ag lhe or sell for best offer for).

coi cre oa :

lL St
on and Rhoderic n

en ee re CREE, Gra ht
for pigs or shoat. Mrs. N. E. Reid, Hart- | i

ticello, Ga, Rt. 6.

|station. Claude L.



LETIN

Harow, both in good cond., $125, cash
or trade for pr. good mules. P. W. Eth-
eridge, Milner, Ga. :

Cole pianter that plants corn, cot-
ton, peanuts, velvet beans and peas, in
first class cond., complete with brushes
and plates, $12 fob or exch. for cotton
Seed. 15 bu. half and half, or Cleve-
land big boll. C. E. Huntter, Abbeville,
Gas Rt..2: :

700 ft. 2 in., black iron. pipe, good
cond. Make best offer. J. M. Cooper,
Tallaposa, Ga. . \

Oliver walking cultivator; 1 Avery
walking cultivator; A-1 cond., used
only 15 or 20 days $35. ea., or $65 for
both. Exch. for syrup in barrels at 50c
gal., or for good milk cow with young
calf, or heifer, 1 1-2 yrs. to 2 yrs. old
that will give milk soon. J.T. Ragan,
Carnegie, Ga. : an

Deering riding cultivator, 6 disc and
shovel, $30, or exch for anything can
PM cin G. F. Hill, Stillmore,

2 -2 row perfection cotton dusters,
used twice, cost $75 ea, sell $50 ea.,
or exch. for good hay, oats, corn, or
for a good milch cow. W. T. Tuck, LLo-
Zanville, Ga.

1, Taylor Bros. electric churn and
motor, good cond., $12.50; 1 bbl. churn
practically new, $3.50. Mis. A. M. Solo-
man, Fort, Valley, Ga.

1 Kelly duplex feed mill, $75. cash,
Mrs, J. H. Bennett, Jesup, Ga...
, 1. friend orchard sprayer, Sek
model, 200 gal. cap. Doyle Smith, New-

born, Ga.

Fordson tractor A-1 shape, $300. or
trade for a team of mules; also tractor
plows and discs for sale. Practically
hew. Make offer. Samuel Pass, | Ben

70 saw gin and self feeding screw
press, (just the thing for plantation
use), cheap, or exch. for McCormick
or Deering binder, corn sheller, velvet

| 2ean huler, hammer mill, or cattle. E,

B. Weatherly, Macon, Ga.

No. 2. International separator, used
only 5 mos. for sale. E. C. Tyler Mon- 4

4h. p. gas eng., good cond:, at less
than 1-2 price or will exch. C. D: Potts
Macon, Ga. Rt. 3. i eel 4
Oliver 2 horce riding cultivator, com-
plete, with disc and other attacnments
used very little, $50. Would exch for:

mule, incubator, cow and a few other |

things needed on the farm. Paul Clark,
Baxley: Ga. . ao Apres ve!

1 moline tractor and equipment, in-
cluding plow and harrow; 12 h. p.
Uercules eng.) cheap. Fred T. Brengle,
Tilton: Ga. Ried
'2 horse Oliver riding cultivator, $45.
never ben used. J. N. Williams, Ogle-
thorpe, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 good 1. horse Syracuse turn plow,
zood shape except needs a wing, $2;1
blacksmith anvil $2; 1 roll of good cloth
wire (will never rust) $1; All fob my
Burke, Irwington.
Ga., Box 44, !

1 Fordson tractor (needs slight re-
pairs); 1 Athens side plow, good cond.
1 dbl. disc harrow for same, all for
$175; sell separately if can sell tractor
first; tractor $75; plow $65; harrow

$65; I Oliver plow Number thriteen)

with terracing wing, twelve dollars;
1 Vulcan No. 9, $5. Exch the two plows
for a Cole cotton planter with guane

attachments that wil plant cotton and

corn in hills. Planter is No. 40 or 41.

Geo. S. Partridge, Norcross, Ga. Rt 1..

1 primrose cream) separator and 2
cream cans, good cond., $20 for all A:
J. Grant; Dallas, Ga. nie
- McCormick-Deering 10-20 tractor
motor, in A-1 cond., good for station-,
ary work, $150; John Deere 2 way ri-

ding plow, good cond., 4 new points or

shears, $25 all fob. Thos. T.
Sr., Blackshear, Ga. i

1 farm motor $20, or exch. for Jer-
sey heifer; also 1 economy gas eng.,
1 1-2:h. p. (needs some. repairs) $5.
All fob. J. Otisg@York, Lumpkin, Ga. .

2 row Star cotton or vegetable spray
1 horse, used part of one season. Does
fine work. Sell er exch for 3 Duroc J.
or Duroc. P. C., free from disease and
treated from good stock. Mrs. J. C.
Pittman, Lumber City, Ga. HS ta

1 Fordson tractor with pulley, good
cond. also tractor harrow, $150 for lot.
uxch for cows. J. J. Smith, Grav. Ga

1 outfit complete for 2 horse farm:
cultivators, turning plow, planter, oat
drill, 2 spring tooth cultivators, plow
stock, and other things. All good cond.
$100:.C:. Ty Miller; Teo "Gas oo". i

Flues for 2 tobacco barns, 16 ft.. used
2 seasons, good cond., $15 ea. Money
oredr with order. fob, David Murray,
Oslethorpe, Gale ro. ties eee
actor in god cond.. cheap

1 Fordson. tr
dbj., disc for same, @liff Mitchan,

_ Husson,
\

plows at less than hali.

postage. . Write

40ns for..reaching your place. R. TL |
Trish, 1112 Hast 36th St. Savannah, |

PAGE TWENTY-THREE
Hercules stump puller and 165 ft.
cable and cell fixtures; 2 McCormick
mowing machines; 1 land roller. J. Fi. |
Wellborn, Rock Springs, Ga.

3 new wings for Moline sulky No 5

prices: Wi vax

Loving, Dawson, Ga. RFD 1. BAP.
3. mule turn plow, Deering, cheap or -
exch for corn or seed peas; aiso 1 Wil-
liamson stump puller with single and
abl pulley ,cheap;) (or exch | for corn.)
shoats or good grade Jersey heifers, |
$75. vaules. H. G. Kirkland, Ccbbcown,
Ga Ce th hone
No. 10, Oliver turn plow $7. farm
fence stretcher, $4; cutaway harrow, |
less tongue 18 in. disc, 4 to side $10;
1 iron stock Gee whiz cultivator, $4
I wood stock, 8.50. All in good cond: |
A. W. Parsons, Abbeville, Ga. Rt. 20 (|
1 walking cultivator, latest improv-
ed, 25. .W. F. Dooley, Buchanan, Ga.
2 wheel garden push plow, practi-
cally new, with all plows, $15, or |
exch. for 3: pigs, P.'C.,. or any good
stock, or for 15 pure bred R. I. Red
last: yrs hatch hens. V. L. Williams,
Lilburn, Ga. Rt. 1.

BEES, HONEY AND BEE SUPPLIES _
A BOR SALE |

About 100 lbs. of fall chunk honey
20c per lb; In small quantities del. in



Ga. No less than 5 Ibs. shipped in 50.

ib. lard cans ldc per lb. FOB. A few
gallons of honey, strained, same price.
UC, G. Oliver, Barpesville, Ga. Rt, 2. 0
Pure Mountain honey, light rich, col- we
or; 10 lb, buckets $1.90; 5 lb. buckets.
$1 postpaid and insured. Mrs. J. GO.
Allen, Loudsville, Ga. pcre
. Pure extract honey in 10 lb. pails =~
nicely labeled: 6-10 Jb. pails to case ~.
$6.90; FOB. 3-10 lbs. pails $4.50; post-
paid and insured; 2-10 lb. pails $3.10
1-10 pails. $1160; All orders shipped _
promptly. John A. Crummey, Uoc- iy
tortown, Ga. | tae ye
45 hives of bees 28 or 30 old fashion
hives $1.50 per hive and tie rest in
patent hives at $3 per hive; at my |
tarm in Appling county 5 mi, south of
Lanes Bridge. H. E. Bishop, Odum, Le
Ga; Bt..1, Box: 5k,
Bee gums, made of new pine lumber.
painted white, $1.50,.also bee supplies
at home. J. E. Sorrow, Commerce,
Ga. Rt. 5. 2



BEES, HONEY AND BEE SUPPIIES _
oigon WANTED Sa Cute mee
' Highest price paid cash
wax. oH BF. York, Jesup, Ga...
Wanted: 10 Ib. buckets of last
No. 1 table honey; Bright and capped

for bees
years Ne

somb; Will exch. for 6 ibs. 1929. :
of mixed Schley and Stuar: pee wed
or 6 long handle: water. gourds. Pint, .
and quart, size; uncut. Each to pay!..

; before sending honey,
W. L. Pound, Yatesville, Ga. cone ti

Want: To buy. honey bees in any c
style hives, state number you have for:
sale and lowest cash price and eee

yt
OD,

Ga. :

Miscellaneous Wanted _

Want 50, 1b. can of lard. Will exch,
Schley or Stuart pecan, 5 to 6 ft, or
bearing age trees, Gov ins)., or snritbe i
bery, for same. Mrs. Annie M.. But-
ler, West Point, Ga. Oia
Black Walnut kernels, clean, sound,
dry no shells; 60c per lb; Star root,
clean dry 45c per lb; Star Grass root.
Clean white 22c per Ib; Pumpkin seed
clean and white 5c per 1b; Write fore:
Erice list on other goods wanted. Ham-
illon Bacon Hamilton Co., Bristol, Va.-. E





Tenn.

_ Want Walnut meats. Dora J. Rob-
aoe 710 Greenfield St. Barnesville, .
a. a

' Want syrup, peanuts, crx
kraut, cabbage, apple:

cane seed, turnips irish: oat

potatoes, onions, onion s

chickens, eggs, butter; 1:

migs Or veal fruit trees, vines
plants. Give lowest wholesale

price: G. G: Hydes, Asheville, N. ...
29 1-2 Blake St. He
-. Want 1 doz. nice, large, fine gor

eo

for martins. J. H. Hickey, Roswell, Gay
POU Dae i :

_ Want home made chewing tobacco.
Send samples and best. price. W. O.
Shirley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt 3. ee

Want from 6 to 12 clean turkey
wings. State price. Mrs. S.J. A: Hawe-
man, Fitzeerald, Ga., Rt. 4 Sh ee

Want chickens, field peas or syrup:
Willexch .well rooted evergreens and

other nursery stock for same. Write _
what you) have. | - a



la "alls,



PAGE TWENTY-FOUR

Georgia Products
: For Sale

_ (Continued from page nineteen)

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

and in new bags. J. L. Scott, Concord,

Eerly speckled velvet beans, $1.50 per
bu. E. M. Bowen, Bartow, Ga.

1 bu. of early black eye Crowder peas
that will make 2 crope a year. $3.50 a
bu. fob. E. L. Smith, Wrightsville, Ga

30 bu Mixed peas, good. and sound;
$3 per. bu; Del. in Louisville, Ga. J. L.
Beail, Stapleton, a.

Several bu of 90 day Velvet beans,
$1.50 a bushel fob; Good and sound.
A. B. Boling, Rochelle, a.

30 bu. genuine U-'100 Tan Beans,
$5.25 per bu; sound and clean, Raised

on my farm. No P. P. orders. J. H. Pal-
mer, Lennille, a Rt. A.

Brab. peas $3.75 per bu.; they are Ist
class peas; 40 bu. Iron peas, $3.50 per
bu.; 15 bu. mixed peas $3 per bu. Ed-
wadr Lewis, Fort Valley, Ga. Rt. 4.

10 bu. No. 1 Brabham peas. $4 per
bu; in double bags. W. M. Hooks,
~ Unadilla, Ga, Rt.A2, :

1U bus Brabham peas $4 per bu FOB.
. H. E. Clay,.Thomson, Ga.
ay 30 bus Otootan $5.50; 25 bus. Iron
_, Peas $3.50; 15 bus. Brabham peas $3.-
i pines Murray, Fort Valley, Ga.
4 bus. Pure Brabham peas $3.75 per
-. bu; FOS ideal, Ga. Cash with oraer.
1 o..O. Keiley, Ideal, Ga,

Matthews Improved Se ybeans. W.
J. Josey, Az cricus, Ga.
Two crop lay peas, good selected
$3.50 per bu: FOR. 2!y post office
Money sordess scenic, ia... Pay Best,
Ogeechee .. / : ;
1-2 bus. Goober peas, 30 per, 1b: del
shelled; also 1 gt. Okra seed 50c per










ten Taylor, Alma, Ga. Rt. 1.

Otootan Soy beans, slightly damag-
ed, $5 per bu. R. P. Rowe, Moreland,
G :

a.
_ 50 bus. Mathews improved Soy beans
guaranteed to produce from 3 to 4
times as many beans, pc: acre as any
other known varie. y and >cual amount
of fine hay, $7.50 er bu. R. S. Broad-
_. hurst, Americus, Ga.

29 bus. Pure Brabham peas. $4 per
bu. S. E. Beall, Richland, Ga.

' CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR. SALE
_ Whatleys Imp. Prolific corn nubbed
and hand shelled $2.50 per bu. in 5 bu.
, lots $2 per bu. fob. This cotton won 1st

- prize in Colquitt county with. 122
bu. per acre or 611 bu. on 5 A. Cash
with order. Leonard Rentz, Omega,
Ga.

_ Whatleys Imp. seed corn nubbed and
$2.50 per bu. 2 bu. to the bag fob Mem-

ber of Ga. Crop Imp. Assn. Frank L.

+ Short, Sylvester, Ga. :

_.. Whatieys Prolific Corn nubbed and



with order. R. M. Davis, Gray, Ga.
Selected Tennessee Red Cob seed

corn 75c per pk; or $2.50 per bu. C. E.

Miller, Lavonia, Ga.

Mexican June Corn, Blue and White
mixed. Write for samples and prices.
S. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga.

Hastings Prolific Seed corn, care-

__ fully selected and hand nubbed and
shelled 85c per pk or $3 per bu. John
K. Lee, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 8.

Cuban Yellow Flint seed corn $1
per pk; Postage paid $2 per bu. Pur-
chaser paying the charges. Staten
< Yaylor, Rt: 1, Alma, Ga.

_ Imp. Reese Yellow corn,. $1 per pk.
or $3.50 per bu. Nubbed and hand

_ Shelled. H. E. Clary, Thomson, Ga,

Ee Genuine Mexican June corn 75c per
pk; $1,25 per 1-2 bu. $2.25 per bu FOB
_ ~Jenkinsburg, Ga. Cash with order. T.

W. Wore, Jenkinsburg, Ga.

. Any amount of popcorn 3 Ibs 25c;
1-2 bus $2; add postage Harold Mor-
gan, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 2.

; 177 Ibs Prolific Popcorn, 7c per 1b;
and 144 lbs Golden Green Popcorn 7c
per lb; FOB McIntyre. Mr. F. R. Cal-
vert, McIntyre, Ga. RFD 1, Box 80.

1929 crop of White shelled popcorn

_ 9c per 1b; del or will exch for white

_ table peas, lb. for Ib. G. Y. Yeomans,

Vidalia, Ga.
Selected seed popcorn, 15c per Ib lg

_ pkg. Postpaid. D. I. Cleveland, Hart-
P Well Cra. Rt. 2: :

_ Piedmont 2 ear first yr. from origi-
nator, $3.50 per bu FOB. $1.25 per pk;
Del vr: - Post: Rhett Steinheimer,

- Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1:

POTATOES FOR SALE
12 bu of sweet potatoes, 6 gal. of
good Ga, raised Sugar cane syrup; 25
_ Tes. nice country ham. Value ham, sy-
run, and potatoes at $20; Will either





(PLO: done,

be

x

Giant, Bronze hens,



- del. Velvet and long green mixed. Sta- |.

hand shelled; $2.25 per bu; fob. Cash |

sell for $20 or exch. for 3. turkeys, pre-
must







MARKET BULLE TiN

weigh not less than 14 lbs; tom not less
than 17 Ibs. Must be free from disease.
Write before sending. Ea. to pay exp.
Mrs. Jno. Tinsley, Arlington, Ga Rt 2.
75 bu Porto Rico sweet potatoes, $1
bu., of 54., at potato house; 50 bu. seed
Porto Ricans, same price. J E Glawson
Bradley, Ga \

SYRUP FOR SALE

Excellent cane syrup, in good cans,
$1.50 gal. W. J. Clark, Ray, Ga

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE
10 or more colonies bees in 8 frame
pat hives, with supers, and _ sections.
$4 ea. W. F. Anderson, Milford Ga.

PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE
40 or 50 lbs. of large size seedlings

for sale; will sell for 12 1-2c per lb;

Mrs. H. C. Crooms, Cochran, Ga. Rt 3.
No 1 Runner peanuts for seed in new

4 1-2 bu bags. 4c per Ib; J. W. Boze-

man, Shingler, Ga

--White Spanish peanuts $4 per 100lbs

White Spanish peanuts $4 pr 100ibs
fob Gibson, Guaranteed good and sound
W. C. Brassell, Gibson, Ga. f

Spanish white peanuts, slightly dam-
aged; 4c per lb; or exch, fcr O-Too-
Tan beans. A. B. Boling, Rochelle, Ga.
PECAN AND OTHER) FRUIT TREES,

VINES ETC FOR. SALE

Carmen, Ga. Bele, Hiley, Peach, 3
to 4 ft. 20c ea., 5 for $1 del. Exch. for
well rooted scuppernong and grape vi-:
nes, 2 or 3 of ea Mrs. Ralph McGill,
Dawson, Ga. Rt. 1.

Free stone seedling peach trees, 2 yrs
old, and old time big yellow plum trees,
all 15c ea. Add postage: Mrs. E. J Mc-
Daniell, Mauck, Ga Rt 1 ;

Kudzu rooted cuttings, $750 a 1M
fob. No order for less than 1 M. Cash
with order. D. F Patterson, Griffin, Ga
50M Schley, Stuart and money maker
pecan trees State insp. Write for cheap
prices, stating quanities you can use.
C. C. Harman, Stovall Ga.







Bedded sugar cane stalks $1.25 a i

100 fob. W. J. Clark, Gay, Ga.

Grape cuttings, ready to plant: Red
Morrill, superior bunch variety State
insp. 25c doz., postpaid. H. E Stock-
bridge, Atlanta, Ga. 343 4th St.

A lot of bred up Schley pecan trees,
all sizes, reasonable prices, or exch for
W. lL. Pullets Dr N C Alliston, Rich-
land, Ga

Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want to exch Lee Wiilsons type Big
Boll cotton seed for O-Too-Tan Soy
beans, and sound runner peanuts. A.
C. Bellflower, Empire, Ga. Rt. 1

COTTON SEED WANTED
Want to exch Okra seed; long green
pod, or white beans for Cleveland Big
Boll cotton seed or other good variety.
Ira Warren, Quitman, Ga. Box 468.

CORN AND CORN MEAL WANTED

Wanted: 5 lbs pure yellow pop corn,
good popping variety. J.. L. Barney,
Ellaville, Ga.

GRAIN WANTED
Want wheat straw State price
ton..P. A. Smith, Newnan; Ga:

FECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
The Southlang Pecan Co. of Col-
umibus, Ga. pays cash for Seedling and
papershell pecans. All variety and in
any quanity Send samples for prices.

PLANTS WANTED
. Want big stem Jersey plants Quote
price and quanity. E.-B. Rimes, Ludo-
wici, Ga. e

Cotton Seed F or Sale

Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed, $1
per bu. and 50 bu. Pety Toole cotton
seed for $1 per bu.; Ed ard Lewis, a

Cb-











per









Valley Ga. Rt. 4.

10 bu. Half and Half and 10 bu.
kers cotton seed recleaned $1 per bu.
C. C, Anderson, Kite, Ga.

Cleveland Wannamaker cotton seed
pure and sound, carefully handled at
the gin. 150 bu. or more $1 per bu; fob
Dacula, Ga. B. S. Sharpton, Dacula,
Gai Rt. 2.

75 bu. cotton ref ist year from ori-
ginator. Rucker Variety; $1 per bu. fob.
J. D. Mealer, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 6.

Rucker. cotton seed, recleaned and
graded $1 per bu in small lots; 90 per
bu. in 20 bu. or more lots. O. F. Boyd,
Carrolton, Ga. ee ba

300 bu. Cokers Pedigreed; 884 cotton

Seed. Pure and clean sacked in new





100 lb. bags. $4 per bag. J. H. Palmer,
Tennillee, Ga. Rt. A. . :
~ 15 bu Summerours Heavy Fruiter $1
per bu; 15 bu. pure half and half $1
per buy 10 bu. Wilsons Big Boll $1.25
per bu. Del. any place in Ga. Jas. B.
Sproull, Stilesboro, Ga.

Good sound Ruckers cotton seed, re-
cleaned; no black seed. sown for seed;
$0c. per bu. fob. Cash with order. Joe
Rainwater. Carrolton, Ga. Rt 1.

50 bu. pure Rucker cotton seed Ist.
yr. from originator, $1.25 per bu. fob.
W. D. Duncan, Bowdon Junction, Ga.

Covington Toole $1 per bu; 2nd yr.
from originotor; Mrs. A. D. Sellard,
Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 108.

Wilson type big boll cotton seed $55
per ton; only have 3 tons. Also have: 3
tons of Cleveland Big Boll at same
price. C R Davis, Soperton, Ga

20 bu Neelys Cotton sed $1 per bu;
or will exch for field peas at $3 per bu
S J. Brown, Bowman, Ga. a

20 bu. Petty Toole No. 4 half and half
cotton seed $1 per bu; fob. J. B. Bond,
Lithonia, Ga. :

Pure College No. 1 cotton seed; kept
clean at gin $1 per bu; or will exch.
for pigs or Laredo beans. E. N. Hop-
per, Ranger, Ga. ;

, Piedmont cotton seed $1 per bu. fob.
H. G. Joiner, Pavo, Ga. Rt 3

100 bu, Hoppers Early Prolific cot-
ton seed; this cotton seed is 2 weeks
erlier than most other varieties; good
sound clean seed and free from black
seed; 1 inch staple picked before the
wet Season; Price $1.50 per bu. from
40 per cent to 42 per cent lint. Felton

Miscellaneous For Sale
Tobacco cured in barn: smoking 10c
chewing 15c. Cash with order. D. L. C
Harper, Baxley, Ga. Rt 2.
Sundried yellow root. Make best of-
a om E. J. McDaniell Mauk, Ga.

Johnson, Oakman, Ga,





pulley or used as a common grinding
stone for mowing ~ machine _ blades,

cradle, blades, and: all tools that are

used on farm for resharpening, $5
cash or 25 lbs Hastings prolifis seed
ee F. Thompson, Farmington, Ga

Old style water ground Graham
flour. Made from select and well clean-
ed wheat, 4 1-2 lb., or $1.35 del. by
pp in Ist and 2nd zones; $1.60 3rd.
zones; also water ground corn meal,
$2.10 per 96 lb. sack. fob. J. T. Neill,
Milner, Ga.

18 50 lb sacks, 10c ea., 36-24 lb. wht.
flout sacks, 5c ea. All washed white.
Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton, Ga.

Nicely made straw brooms, twine
wrapped, 3 1-2 ft. long, wt. 17 Ibs., $1.-
35 doz. Add postage. Mrs. John Tinsley
Arlington, Ga Rt 2.

Plants For Sale

May and Everbearing strawberry

plants, 30c a 100 Miss. Annie Dockery,
Dahlonega, Ga Rt. 1.
_ Now booking orders for pure gov.
inspected Porto Rico and Nancy Hall
potato plants, ready by April Ist., $1.50
M., fob No personal checks. C R Red-
mond, Pelham, Ga. .
_ Porto Rico potato plants, pure and
imp., 4M or more $1.50 M, April del.
Cabbage and onion plants, March del.
$125 M. parcel postpaid. I. L. Stokes,
Fitzgerald, Ga ;

Strawberry plants (name unknown)
either bunch or runing variety, 25 a
100 Add postage, Mrs. E. J. McDaniel,
Mauk, Ga. Rt 1

50 M extra early prolific ~tomato
plants, ready for shipment April Ist,
50 a 100, postage or express included
with order; also onion, early cabbage,
cabbage-collard, and Ruby King pep-
ber plants, all 50c a 100. Book your or-
der for first shipment. Mrs. H. V Frank-
lin, Register Ga.
| Everbearing strawberry plants, 20c
a 100 and postage No personal checks.
J. C. Lawson,\ Norristown, Ga.

Pure Porto Rico potato plants, Gov.



insp. million offered. $1.65 per M.. if ;

order and cash is recived by Feb 28th.
leading varieties cabbage plants, $1.25
M Bermuda onions, $1. Ellis Williams,
Alma, Ga. :

Crystal wax Bermuda onion plants
40c 200; 500, 65c; $1.25 M. Add postage
Do not send stamps for the plants J J.
Shearouse, Guyton, Ga.

Millions extra early J and Chas Ww.

cabbage plants, ready Feb 15th; 75c 500
$1.25 M 5 M $5.50 postpaid; genuine
pink skin Porto Rico yam potato plants

State insp. ready April a $1.25-500; | 25.

$1.75 M; 4 M up $1.50 pe





Enamel Stone, can be fastened on



Thursday, February 6, 1930.

Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.
tion guaranteed. Place orders now

Seed For Sale





Limited quantity of Texas Sweet mel-
on seed, melons grow to weigh 50 to,
60 lbs. A good shipper and very sweet.
$3 per lb; J. H. Cliett, Powersville, Ga.

Select pride of Georgia watermelon
seed $1 per lb; Exch. for Cleveland
Cotton seed, as or syrup. Geo. W.
Jackson, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3.

New 1929 Ga. heading collard seed

10 per thls 25c per 6 tbls or 65 per Ib.
Hot pepper seed 10c per thls. Add pos-

tage.on small orders. Cash with order.
Miss Margie Stanley, Strickbridge, Ga.
Rt. 1, Box 74.

40 lbs. Hendersons Bush butterbeans |
not mixed, lst year from Hastings, No
1 hand graded 20c 1b; Add postage.

5 lbs. White Velvet Okra seed 20c per
ib. Randolph C. Williams, Mt. Vernon,
Ga. ce

100 lbs. Thurmond gray watermelon
seed, saved out of fine melons,

pure Mia
and free. of disease $1 per Ib. del. A, |

Abbott, Pinehurst, Ga. Rt. 2.
Selected Thurmond Grey watermelon

seed $1 per 1b. or will exch. for onions

or bean seed (bunch or pole). Mrs.
Ruth, Daniell, Chula, Ga. Rt. 1, Box
39. a3 ;

Early Jersey succession cabbage seed
r lb;

$11 per lb; Copenhagen, $1.50
Baltimore and new stone tomato seed
$1 per lb. B. R. Wiooodliff,

Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Stone Mtn. melon seed $1 per Ib. |

for less than 20 lbs. 85c lb. for lots not

less than 100 lbs. Write for 100 Ibs. up.

J. D. Alexander, McDonough, Ga.

4 lbs. Tom Watson watermelon seed

Flowery

sc per Ib; Annie Martin, Alamo, Ga.

K
Rt. A.

Pure Stone Mtn. or Dixie Belle wat- _

ermelon seed hand saved from perfect

shaped melons, $1 per lb; over 50 lbs

75c per lb FOB. W. M. Wright, Fort
Valley, Ga.

Purple top, White Globe, White egg,

ellow Globe, Cow Horn, Rutabaga,
White Flat Dutch Mustard seed 6 tbls.
ior 25c or 50c per lb; of any one va-

riety. Mrs. Addie Waddell, Pearson, |

| ra.

Cayana 10 Cane seed $10 M stalks,

Tomato seed $1 per lb; Tom Watson
melon seed from. large watermelon $1.
W. W. Williams; Quitman, Ga.

350 lbs. Black top sorghum syrup

seed 10c per lb; Also 300 lbs. Califor-

aia Red top sorghum seed, 10c per lb.
FOB. Mr. F. R. Calvert, McIntyre,
Ga. RFD 1, Box 80. ..

Stone Mountain seed, 1 to 10 Ibs.,
$1 per lb; 10 lbs or more 75c per Ib.

W. O. Anderson, Mendes, Ga.

50 Ibs. Dixie Belle Watermelon seed _
75 per lb. in 10 lb lots or more. S. T.

vee Rochelle, Ga.

for $1 per lb, del.

Decnough, Ga. RFD 3. vs
Dill seed, 5c per thls. add_ postage;

Or will exch for tender corn field bean

seed; English pea, yellow neck squash,
long green. cucumber seed, or Belle
sweet pepper seed. Will also exch for
flowers or flower seed. Write first.
Mrs. D. W. Waddell, Bremen, Ga.

Clean white nest onions 45c per gal
No checks. ~

FOB. Cash with order.
or J. D. Flanagan, Cornelia, Ga. Rt

Genuine Yellow Austria Brown on-

ion sets. 25c per qt; 75c per gal. Post-

age paid on 69 gal. Cash or COD; 1-2

bu $2.35; Bu, $4.50 not prepaid; 8 Ibs

Tender Cornfield bean seed 30 lbs. $2.

for the lot. Cader Stephens, Flowery
Branch, Ga. - ae

4 bus nice seed rice; Ist. class, 10c
per Ib; 400 lbs cleaned white chicken
corn 8 per lb; 15 lbs Kentucky Won-
der Bean seed 30c per lb; Nest onions
a8 W. M. Herrigton, Baxley, Ga. Rt.

1929 crop {
cleaned in lots of 100 lbs or more llc
per lb; lots less than 100 lbs 15 per
'b. J. T. Ponder, Whigham, Ga. Rt.

35 per gal; or will exch for 1 gal o
Nest onions; each to pay postage, or
for bunch butter beans, gal. of pepper
for 1-2 gal. of beans. Mrs. Howard
Middleton, Colquitt, Ga, RFD 1.

_Stone Mountain watermelon _ seed,
Toe per lb; in 100 Ib lots. James P.
Green, Jr., Rochelle, Ga. RFD 1.
_ Hand selected Tom Watson water-
melon seed 75c
Pavo, Ga. Rt. 4 (
Choice Chufa seed, wel) cleaned. $1.-
per pK; or $4.50 bus W. H. Wa

arson, Ga

. of Pride of Ga. melon seed
W. C. Dailey, Mc-

of Ga. collard seed, re- _

Several gal of dry red hot pepper

per Ib. A. G. Joyner, |