Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1930 May 1

Second. Hand Farm Machinery, Flowet and Seed, Incubator. and
Ornamental Nursery Stock | Monthly. Supplement |







GEORGIA

AG RICULTURE:

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COMMISSIONERS

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. o! J oe DIRECTOR



STATE CAPETOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930. NUMBER 21,

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STEALING |

os morning I received the following letter : ee having visited her the week befnse Ihave heard similar com-
. plaints from many different parts of the State.







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dose Mr. Talmadge: =
Trucks do not only pick ue chickens, they. pick up yearl- =

ings, and hogs. Especially is this true on the open range in sel
Georgia.

We ances in south Georgia have never been accustomed
to locking up our poultry at night, and last eel lots of our

chickens were carried off at ee by some chicken thief or - sae
_ thieves. : : ok oe Better take the advice of our et friend, who wrote me the

5 above letter, and lock up more. I would also add the personal
Chicken thieves ean ene right by our houses in the day- suggestion that you have more good yard dogs.
time and see the chickens and poultry houses and at night

they can load their trucks or cars with our oo if they
are not locked up for protection,

Past Thursday night we lost about 100 end hens and
friers. It is too late to lock the aul house after the
chickens are all stolen.

After you take these precautions if you catch anybody steal-
ing, dont settle the case, with him but passcente him to the
full extent of the law. _

If any of you are having trouble about your woods being ~
ee you will never stop that until you prosecute the offend-

TE illions of dollars lost in Georgi
Will you please be so kind as to ie the farmety (all ee aa : Pe ee
from forest fires. : ek

over the State of Georgia) to keep their poultry houses locked. \
I believe it will be for the best protection. - . Trucks and automobiles have made it easy and convenient

for thieves to pick up and run with things. Put on more locks,
get more yard dogs and when you catch a thief prosecute
him. People who work hard for what hey. have, eonaaey

t obout this time last year I was visiting up in Bartow County should not have it taken from them.
ie ay my hostess was complaining ut some chicken thieves April 29, 1930. - oe UGE NS TALMADGE.

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Pp. . I heard of several more. people losing their chickens
last week in Ware County, and Brantley County.

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OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS owers oan ceed C Aes ak

Flowers and Seed Wanted . wld 15
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, April 29, 1930, Always Sab icct io eran ue Incubators for Sale
ae Wanted ...:
Atlanta Macon _ Augusta Savannah Columbus Valdosta oultry for Sale
00 ; 1.50 00. 1.50 - | Poultry Wanted
"Sweet Potatoes, 100 Ibs. --$1.8 85 $ cnrea $2 a $ _ ie $ 0 -sele't'd Baby Chicks Wanted

: : : os : Eggs For Sale
Cabbage, erect, erated, 100 Ibs... d . sc ; Live Stock for Sal

ees, Ga., AUNT COM. cccscceor sce . . si i ee 2 20. ge
woe Ga., Standard, doz. ..- - : : ad = : aye Stock Wanted
Eggs, Ga., Trade, doz j , : ; 2 : e :
Eges, Yard Run doz ; : ; : < : ; : Ga. Products Wanted
los Ss; 1b. : oo Sie os : : ; Cotton Seed for Sale 2
Hens, WO es : : : : Seed For Sale... Se ee 9
Roosters ; Ib. ee ; : : : ee : : Seed Wanted

Friers,- Tb, : : ; : Misc. for Sale

2 ks, Ib. deren bY: Smee : Soe : ; Plants for Sale

se Se x . : . * 2 . Plants Wanted

Geese, Ib. eracecen etme nncnansmmnneneneenem Second-Hand Machiner
Turkeys, TD. seen enonnenrucnennscneecencerenten + : ae 2 < : _ For Sale y

Field Peas, mixed, Du 3.00 ; CDs ; : aS Second-Hand Machinery
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ....... 3.25 ; : . oa ee = Wanted

~- Country Butter, best table, i mae 040. : a : : Porm Help Wanted __
- Country Butter, cooking, Ib. eee oD : : 30 : OG. {Positions Wanted
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Flowers and Seed
; | For Sale



Heartsease, 25c per doz; golden glow
20c per doz; azaleas, 6 for 50c; Mtn.
laurels, 20c each; evergreen galax, 20c
per doz; white pines and black pines
15 each; Cherokee roses, 75c-per doz.
red dogwood, 20c each. All nice plants
and well rooted. Add postage. A bunch
of trailing arbutus with every order.
Mrs. Martha Pope, Loving, Ga.

Hundreds of beautiful ferns of dif-
ferent varieties, well rooted, 15c each;
Rae also Wandering Jew, pink and yellow
Soe Canna bulbs. Mrs, O. F. Cheek, Og-
: lethorpe, Ga.

Privet hedge plants, $1 per 100.

J. Allen,





ct Add postage... Mrs. Fannie

pee RFD 3, Tallapoosa, Ga.
eo - Red, white and rose red, double ge-

ranium cuttings, 5c each; pink ma-
ple begonia cuttings, 10c each; jus-
ticia cuttings, 5 each. Also nice, well

rooted: privet hedge bushes, 10 to 18

in. high, 60c: per hundred. Add post-

age. Mrs. A. P. Gladden, RFD 3, Box

60, Tallapoosa, Ga.

Ee Sweet scented white and yellow nar-
7. CiSsil, $1 per: hundred; brown, and

white with yellow center daisy chry-
santhemums, 75c per hundred; _hoily-
hocks. 30c-per doz: sweet scented vio-

- lets, 15c per doz; white and. pink hy-

= drangeas, 20c each; grape begonias,
; lavender heliotrope, 15c each; purple
verbena, Jacobs ladder, 25c per doz;
Rainbow moss, 15c per bunch; hardy
red carnations, 25c each; orange lil-
ies, 50c per hundred. Miss Addie
Hughey, RFD 1, Ranger, Ga.

Sweet pea seed, bunch variety, -red
and. yellow, variegated colors. Begins
blooming early and blooms until frost
10c per spoonful, or 15c for two spoon-
fuls. Will exehange.for other flower
or garden seed, flower cuttings, or
any kind of plants. Mrs. Nellie Puck-

- ett. RFD B, Cordele, Ga.

Se Nice, strong, mixed color chrysan-
ee themums, 50c per hundred; Dorothy
Perkins roses. well rooted, 15c each;
2 for 25c; add postage. Miss Clara

Odom, RFD 2, Box 30; Sycamore, Ga.

Double dahlia bulbs, 10c each; col-
ors, dark red and salmon. Send no
~. postage. Miss Annie HE, Jones, RFD
< 3, Fayetteville, Ga. 2

President, large double tall canna

bulbs, $2 per hundred; light lemon
of cannas, $2 per. hundred; large yellow

- daffodil bulbs, yellow and white sweet
: narcissus bulbs, gladioli, all $2 per
hundred; Hastings varieties of roses,
20 different kinds, mixed, $1 per 50
cuttines; privet hedge cuttings, $1 per
hundred; purple wisteria} 12 cuttings,
$1; blue hydrangea, rooted, 50c each.
- Mrs. W. C. Cato,:Cordele, Ga. - :

Large, white iris, 31 per doz;. blu
ageratum, 25c per doz; large King
Humbert (red) and yellow cannas, 50c

* per doz; red verbena, 25c per doz.

oe plants; Shasta daisy plants, 50c per

ee doz; small walnut tree (black walnuts)
ea 10c and 15c each. Dusty Miller plants
25c per doz. .Would like to hear from
someone. who has large double pink,

. white and red peonies; large, old-

fashioned -snow-ball, Sleeding heart,

begs double hollyhocks, pink, red and all

colors of perennial phlox (not the an-

am nual),. and) white American Beauty
oe -rose bushes. Mrs. S. J. Williams, Rocky

A Ford, Ga. :

Giant Fluffy Ruffles petunias, mix-
see ed colors, 50c per doz; 5 balcony pe-
eS -<tunias, balcony white, Rosy: Morn,

Howards Star, Balcony rose, balcony
-blue, separate or mixed colors, 25c per
doz; asters, single giants of California,

- white, rose, light blue, purple and
flesh, 50c per doz; ageratum, mixed

- giant snapdragon, salvia, hollyhocks,
comet asters, 25c per doz. Mrs. G.-T.
Johnson, 105 E. Third St., Rome, Ga.

Honeysuckles, red and white, 30c

= each; maple and crabapple trees: 20c
oe each; golden glow, 25c per doz; Moun-

= tain laurel, and ivy, 20c each; red

and white flowering dogwood, 2 to 3

ft. high, -30c each. Blooming peach

sprouts, 25c each. Rosa Bell Roper,
Mineral Bluff, Ga.

ee Evergreens, 25c per doz; azaleas,

_ .50e per doz; sweet Williams, 25c per
doz; violets, 25c per doz; water lilies
50c per doz; yellow root, 50c per Ib.

Add postage. Miss Pearl Lively, Mor-
ganton, Ga.

All colors giant zinnia plants, 25c
per doz., or 3 doz. for 50c, postpaid.

Purple sweet violets, same price. Mrs.
T. W. Hagood, RFD 3, Marietta, Ga.

Blue Iris, tiger lilies, 30c per doz;

peach roses, juniper, boxwood, 30c ea.

= ag Mae Bell Roper, Mineral Bluff,







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Sweet Williams, white chrysanthe-
mums, orange lilies, 35c per doz; Gol-
den glow, yellow, 40c per doz; button
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yellow, 30c per doz; pink al-







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monds, 3 for 15c; or 50c per doz; fox-
gloves, 20 for 15c; weigelias, well root-
ed; 3 for 30c.. Add postage. Mrs. Mary
Thomason, Talking Rock, Ga. :

Doubie yellow cannas, mixed jon-
quils, daffodils, narcissi, and butter-
and-egg bulbs, 20c per doz; 60 per
hundred. Add postage, Sweet violets,
10c per doz; snowdrops, 25c per doz;
red Dorothy Perkins roses, 10c each;
purple lilacs, Youth-and-Old age, 10c
each, 3 for 25c; 1 rooted white hy-
drangea, 25c; 1 rooted pink hydrangea,
45c or will exchange for egg plants,
Porto Rican potato plants, red hy-
drangea, doubel white cannas, cane
seed, turkey or duck eggs, named va-
rieties. of prize mums, and_ dahlias.
Add postage. Mrs. L. L. Thornton,
RFD, Woodville, Ga.

Tiger lilies, white flag lilies, nar-
cissi, daffodils, 20c per doz; 60c. per
hundred; Star of Bethlehem, jonquils,
snowdrops, 25c per doz; sweet violets,
larkspur, Brown-eyed Susans, poppies,
15c per doz; 40c per hundred. Add
postage. Will exchange for double
hyacinths, named varieties of prize
winning mums, or well rooted pot
plants, tulips, turkey or duck eggs.
Mrs. E. A. Akins, Union: Point, Ga:

Arborvitae, 25c each; $2.40 per doz.
E. B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga.

Yellow and red cannas, 25 per doz.
Pink, all summer blooming lilies, grow
in pots, 5c each; red summer cac-
tus, good roots, 20c each. Also Christ-
mas cactus, i yr. old, 15 each; nice
bunch sword fern, 15c; Green and
white striped Wandering Jew, 3 cut-
tines for 5c; Summer, Christmas and
snake cactus cuttings, 15c per doz;
pink and white hydrangea cuttings, 2
for 5 cts; lavender foxgloves, 10c per
doz; Snow on the Mountain, mixed
color zinnias, 10 per-.doz; purple leaf
coleus, 10 per doz. . Mrs. H. G. Fra-
ser, RFD 7, Gainesville; Ga.

Red, everblooming begonia cuttings
16c each: fuchsia cuttings, 10c each;
fireball salvia plants, 35c
burning bush, or Kochia plants, 25c
per doz; Larkspur, 25c per doz; Seed,
large double dahlias, mixed colors, red
fall Marigold, salvia, Jacobs - ladder,
Bachelors Buttons, double hollyhocks
sprengeri ferns, red sunflowers, Red
Princes Feather seed, all 10c per pke.
Mrs. Eva Crisler, Alpharetta, .Ga.

500 blooming size Amaryllis, John-
sonii, intense crimson lily bulbs, 20c
each, 5 for 50c; 7 for $1; Artemisia
(Silver King) 25c per doz; Shasta
daisies, 30c per doz; ageratum (Tom
Thumb blue) 30c per doz; 5 doz. $1;
red Svider or fairy lilies, 10c each; 3
for 25c. Chrysanthemums, lilac Queen
large type, ic each. . Daisy chrvysan-
themums, 25c per doz; cannas, Rich-
ard Wallac, Wintzers, colossal, vivid
scarlet, Wabash (carmine pink) called
bronze leaf, Rosea.Gigantea, yellow
King Humbert, also called Queen Hel-
en, Hungaria (ros. pink)
(yellow spotted red) 3 bulbs; 25c. Mrs.
Maude Brooks, RFD, Arlington, Ga:

Coral vines, large size, 3 for 50c, or
20c each; coral vine seed, 7c per pke.

Fla. sweet peas, bush, yellow, blooms

till frost, 7c per pke. Chrysanthe-
mums, 3 large early pink, 3 large ear-
ly light yellow, 3 medium size yellow.
3 Sunset. red, reversed yellow, 3 in-
curvd lavender, 1 Silver Wedding, Ie.
white, collection, 30c. Add postage on
orders under 25c... No exchanges. P.
U. Ingram, RFD 2, Arlington, Ga.

Daffodil bulbs, imp. long trumpet
Empress variety, 5c each; 50c per
doz; or $3 per hundred; cape jas-

mines, roooted, 1 yr. size. 25c; 2 yr.
size, 50c; hardy Sweet Williams, 5c
each or 50c per doz; will exchange for:
Porto Rican potato plants or Early
Triumph potato plants and Crowder
peas. Mrs. W. 8. Thompson, RFD: 1,
Lawrenceville, Ga.

August and butterfly lily bulbs, 25c
each; sword, Teddy., Jr., Boston as-
paragus, Sprengeri ferns, ~25c each;
red, white and pink geranium cut-
tings, 10c each; white, red and pink
conch begonias, rooted, 15c each; pink
Thrustonii begonias, rooted, 15c ea:
cream and red Rex begonias, rooted,
pink hydrangeas, rooted, 15e each;
pink and white oxalis, 10c per bunch;
blue plumbago,-10c each: red and
purple dahlia slips, mixed, 5c each;
white Brier rose, rooted, vellow thorn-
less rose, White Star jasmine, purple
lilac, all 10c each; tame violets pur-
nle and white. 50c per hundred. Add
postage for orders less than 50c. Miss
Evelyn King, RFD 4, Hamilton, .Ga.

Large, cream chrysanthemums, 20c
per doz; daisy chrysanthemums, yel-
low and pink chrysanthemums, 10
ner doz: petunias, variegated, all cal-
ors, 15 per doz; white poppy. plants,
-10c. per doz; black-eyed Susans, 15c
per doz; dianthus pinks, 15 per half
doz; purple sweet williams, 20c per



per doz; '

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doz; cream honeysuckle, 5c each;
cape jasmine, 20c each; althea plants,
5e each; well rooted cabbage geran-.
iums, 2 for 5c. Add postage. Mrs.
Mattie Pike, Mauk, Ga.

-Hardy Achillea or yarrow, has small
double white blossoms; hardy agera-
tum, blue flowers; zinnias, California
giants and dahlias, all colors, mixed;
palsam or lady slippers, camellia flow-
ered, 20c per doz.
M. J. Howington, RFD 3, Commerce,
Ga. - 2

Calendula, African and French
marigolds, Klondike cosmos, sweet
Williams, large purple violets, Con-
federate Gray violets, ageratum, prim-
roses, gawilardias, Dusty Miller, brown-
eyed Susans, sweet scented yellow
Narcissi, and Indian daisies, loc per
doz; 75c per hundred; Shasta daisies,
physostegia, snapdragon, large double
vinnias, white perennial phlox, lan-
tana, white, yellow center, narcissi
paper white narcissi, red Spider lilies
gladioli bulbs, 25c per doz. Add post-
age on orders for less than 50c.. Mrs.
J. E| Harrell, RFD 6, Quitman, Ga.

Japanese sweet pea seed, 10c per ta-
blespoonful. Add postage. Mrs. J. A.
Rackley, Camilla, Ga. : : ,

Blue fox glove, 20c per doz; blue and
white lilacs, well rooted, 25c each;
snow drops, 15 per doz; peach tree ro-
ses, 10c each; yellow japonicas, well
rooted, 25c each; 5 for $1; hardy phlox
purple and pink, 40c per. doz; Royal
purple violets, 10c per doz... tiger lil-
ies, 15c each; 4 for 50c; blue lilies
and orange day lilies, 20c per doz; Leg.
red and yellow cannas, 40c per doz;
white Easter roses, 10c each; holly-
hocks, 10c each; pink verbena, 30c per
doz; golden glow, 20c per doz; white
chrysanthemums, 25c per doz; Cork.
wood, well rooted, large dark pink
blooms, 15c each; honey suckle vines.
well rooted, 10c each; orange wood
vine, 10c each; white and blue Iris,
30 per doz.: add postage. Mrs. Can-
nie Davis, Ellijay, Ga., RFD 3, Box 79.

Blue hvdrangeas. rooted in 1929, 25c
each; 6 for $1; yellow daffodils, white |
narcissi with yellow centers, -April
blooming, 25c per doz. or $1 per hun-
dred. Purple Iris, 35c per doz: sev-
eral. different colors of fine. cannas,
40c per doz; wild ferns, 2 for 25; 6
for 0c; Perennial blue verbena, bronze
flowered flas, purple sweet violets, yel-
low primroses, winter chrysanthe-
mums, blue flowered box vine, ever-
ereen striped grass, nickel moss, house
leak, Star of Bethlehem hulhs, all two
doz. for 35c; 75c per 100. $4 per M.
Several different kinds of roses. 20c
each: hibiscus, 20c each.- Mrs. Emma
Clayton, Roy, Ga.

Red Janonicas, dbl. yellow japonicas
25 ea. velvet roses, dbl wht. roses, db!
pink roses, 15c ea; purple wisteria, 20
ea; mountain laurel 20c ea; spruce
nine. 6 for $1.50: purple foxglove, snider
Wart, goldenglow. buttercups, 20cts.
doz; purple lilac, 25e ea; yellow mums
20sts. per doz: add postage. Mrs. Will
Jones, Rt. 3. Ellijav, Ga,

Primrose plants, 10cts. per doz; snow-
9n- the mountain, 10cts. per doz; Wil!
axchance red canna tubers for pink
and yellow tubers. Mrs. J. E. Sorrow.
Rt. 5, Commerce, Ga.

Kine Humbert cannas, red, salmon,

variegated, red and yellow, 5c each: |:

or 6 for 25c; Elphant ears. large sizec
buihs, 10c each: old fashioned _ lily
bulbs, pink, white and red _ stripec
blooms, bloom entire summer, 25c ea:
or 6 for $1.. Well rooted blue plumba-
go, 25c each, or will exchange for
some other color plumbago, Chrysan-
themums, pink, white, yellow. 10c per
doz, or will exchange for ferns, an
variety except Boston, or geraniums

or any kind of pot plants. Jennie
Paige. Surrency, Ga. RFD 2.
Double yellow Janonicas, double

nink, almond pink weigelas. 15c each:

red, yellow and pink azaleas, 10c ea:
boxwood, 18 and 20 in. high, 4 for $1
Mountain Laurel, 5 for $1: wistrie
vines, 15 each; Mountain- fern; 40r
per doz.; royal purple and lavender
iris, 30e per doz; blue spider wart
vellow primroses. white daisies, 15c
per doz. All well rooted. ~Add pnst-
ave, Mrs. Linda Evans, RFD 3, Elli-
jay, Ga.

Amarvilis lilies, two kinds, 50 each:
red Easter lilv, 6 for 50c: porch calad-
jums, 35 each; elephant ear. 40c ea:
large flowerins cannas, yellow with
red. spots. 4 for 50c; old time purnile
verbena, 6 for 25: umbrella palm. 24
each. Miss Florence Herring, RFD
3, Lake Park, Ga.

Double pearl tuberose bulbs. 25-per
doz. Add postace. Miss Flora FJ-
liott, RFD 2, Jesup. Ga.

Purple sweet violets, Twin Rose cut-
tines, 10c per doz; purple Tris and
vellaw. flag. Jilies. 35e per doz; Mav



cherry sprouts, from



3 in. to 8 ft.



Add postage. Mrs. }

I Viss Maude Wright, RFD 3, Box 61,





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Thursday, May 1, 1930.

high, Large, 50c per doz; small plants |
20c per doz. Elberta peach trees, this
years, 35c per hundred; Canna lilies,
nice plants, yellow and red variegated
and yellow and white variegated, also
white, and red, 15c per doz. Raspber-
ry vines, large size, s0c per doz; Lem-
on lilies, 5 each; pink verbena, 20
per doz. Now blooming. Sunset and
cream monthly rose cuttings, 5 per
doz; jonquils and daffodil bulbs, 10c
per doz; Snowball bushes, 25c each;
purple and white lilac bushes, 20c ea.
Add postage on orders less than 50c.
Mrs. R. C. Owen, RFD 7, Gainesville,
Ga. :

Large quantity of blue and white
variegated violets, 2 in strong roots,
5c; large size sweet williams, 5c a; 3
also iris, or flag lilies, 5c each, plus
postage. Mrs. Elisha Kirk, RFD 2, 2a
Rockmart, Ga. os ee

Large quantity of blue and white
variegated violets, 2 on strong roots,
5c; large size sweet williams, 5c each;
also irisr, or flag lilies, 5c each, plus
vostage. Mrs. Elisha Kirk, RFD 2,
Rockmart, Ga.

Black-eyed * Susans,
Ready to. set. Mrs.
RFD 1, Glenwood, Ga. _ a
@trises in large quantities and many eee
varieties, 50 per doz. up; cannas, all =
solors 50c per doz to $1.50; double and
single altheas, 15c to $1.50; Ivy, three.
varieties; figs, roses, chrysanthemums,
sunset lilies, lemon lilies, periwinkle
wnd one magnolia. These are grow- ~
ing and fresh dug plants on purchase.
Miss Lula Gachet, 238 Twelfth St.,
N, E., Atlanta, Ga. :

Several varieties of beautiful dah-
lias, all named varieties, 25c each plus
postage. Satisfaction guaranteed. a=
Send orders to Ernest J. Kimsey, Box
415, Cornelia, Ga.

Hastings monster zinnias, mixed col-
ors, 15 per doz; red gladioli bulbs,
red spider lilies, blue Roman hyacinth
bulbs, red and variegated dahlia plants
30c per doz. Large, white mums, wht.

Tris, 25c per doz. Pink, red and yellow
cannas, 10c each, or will exchange for
imp. purple skin .Porto Rican potato
plants or cream crowder peas. Mrs.
G. V. Norman, RFD 1, Dewy Rose,
Ga = =

4 doz. large blooming size gladioli
bulbs, mixed, 50c per doz. Deep rose
and shell pink, large blooms. Mrs.

L. E. Stewart, RFD 3, Box 51, Mc-
Donough, Ga.

Pink and purple verbena, well root- ae
ed, 5c each; Brown-eyed Susans, pe~ = =~
tunias, burning bush, 15 per doz; = =
Chrysanthemums, mixed colors, 25
per doz; Amaryllis bulbs, blooming es
size, 40c each; small size, 25 each. See
Mrs, A. D. Windham, RFD 1, Rey= =
nolds, Ga. : es

Various kinds of flowers for sale.
Write for description and prices. Mrs.
A. C. Hewitt, RFD .2, Screven, Ga.

Snap dragon plants, all colors, 5c
each; petunia plants, 10c per doz; 7T5c
per hundred; 1 well rooted cape jas-
mine, 50c; large, bright red rose bush,
7vell rooted, bloom in May, luc eacn:
dink hardy phlox, 2 for 5c; all col-
srs Four-OClock plants, le each;
sream and sunset mums, Ic each. Add
postage on orders for less than 50c.





35c per doz.
J. . Tillman;











Lawrenceville, Ga. 2

Sweet blue violets, 20ec per hundred;
jonquils, 50c per hundred; red and
yellow canna bulbs, 3 for 25c; red
~pider lilies, 3 for 25; Altar plants,
*Oc each, or $1 per doz; Sweet hay,
10c each or $1 per doz; deer tongue,
3 doz. for 25c; Cape Jasmine, 10
to 25c; lilac, 5 and 10c; Rosemary,
10c to 25c; day lilies, 10c each; maid-
en hair and sword fern, 10c each;
oink verbena. 5 and 10c each; pin
hydrangea, 10c; standing cypress, 3.
doz. for 25c; mixed mums, 3 doz. for ~
25c: mullen, 10c each; $1 per doz;
valnut trees, 10c each; 6 for 50c. Add ~ =
postage. Mrs. Joe W. Fordham, RFD ee
2, Toomsboro, Ga. ae

Larse June yellow blooming cac-
tus, 10c, plus 3c for postage, or will
exchange for box flowers or bean -
= Ernest Sanders, RFD 1, Felton,

a.

Easter cactus, rooted, 10c per bunch,
Sporengeri and sword fern, 10c each;
plumbago, 15c per plant, rooted; dou-
ble dahlias, white and variegated, now =
beginning to grow, 6 for 25c;-mixed
colors sweet williams, 2 doz. for 25c;
century plant, green and yellow stri-
ped, 15c each; double pink geraniums,
rooted, 10 each; ageratum, blue, six
for 10c, or 15c per doz; clematis vine,
10c each; Achimenes, bulbs, 15cc per
daoz., 2 doz. for 25c. Mrs. b. A, Hill,
Woodstock, Ga. :

Snowdrops, white narcissi, 50c per
100; boxwoods, well rooted, 18 in. high
25c each. American Beauty roses, li- -
laces, altheas, 20c each. Mrs, John ~
Heaton, Morganton, Ga, -





































Thursday, May 4. 1930.

Flowers and Seed

For Sale



Junipers, arbor vitae, boxwood, 18

~ in. high, well rooted, 25c each. Lilacs,
- altheas .and American Beauty roses,
_ 25- each; daffodils, narcissi, snow-
- drops, 50c per 100. Mrs. Myrtle Thom-
as, Morganton, Ga. Jee
_. ~ Cherokee rose, Georgias state flow-
= er, 2 yr. rooted plants, $1.50 per doz.
Miss Julia Tigner, Chipley, Ga.
___ Flowering quince, 2 for 25c; orange
lilies, 5 doz. for $1;~purple violets, 2
doz. for 35c; English. dogwood, 2 for
= 29; foxglove, blue, 25c per doz. Add
= postage. Mrs. Viola Ralston, RFD 3,
- Ellijay, Ga. : =
A Large type of Madam Wheeler mums
_ 40 per doz; nice size blanket-flower
_ plants, 20c per doz, also variegated
violet plants, 20c per doz: or will ex-
- change for other flowers or plants.
_Mrs. H. P. Brock. =
-,, Green, wide leaf Wandering Jew,
_ rooted, 25c per doz; sweet r
plants, mixed colors, 20c per doz: Gol-
+ den Glow plants, pooted, 20c per doz:
_ Oxalis, white, pink, red, 2 for 10c; pe-
-tunia plants, mixed colors, 20c per
doz; pin cushion cactus, 10c each;
prickly pear cactus, yellow blooms,

~ rooted, 10c each. Mrs. E, L. Roberts, .

- RFD 1, Box 33, Suwanee, Ga.
_ Leopard begonias, well rooted, 15c
- ach; calla lilies, well rooted, 15 ea;
red conch begonias, white Conk be-
- gonias, Strawberry begonias, large
_ grape leaf begonias, Lucerne, Silver
Leaf, begonia cuttings, all 10 each;
- Dark red fuchsia cuttings, 10c each:
oe Asparacus ferns, well> rooted, spren-
-geria ferns, 15c each; Sword ferns
_ mice bunch, 10 each; white hydranges
- well rooted, 10c each; 8 different col-
ors geranium cuttings, 5c each. Cash

Or. money order. Mrs. H.-F. White>-

* RFD 1, Gainesville, Ga.
_ Dark purple Iris, 25c per doz; dou-
ble _vellow japonica, pink hardy phlox
- golden glow. purple fox glove, 25c per
~ doz; red flowering quince pink al-
_- mond, golden bells, 2 for 25c: pink and
purple altheas, 3 for 25; daffodils
_ 25 per doz; vellow thorny roses, 2 for
_ 25C; orange lilies, 20 per doz: laven-
- der Iris, 25c per doz: blue erass, 90
: per
3, Ellijav, Ga.
~ 15 varieties flower seed, 10c per pke.
15 pkegs:, $1 or will exchanee for any-
thine can use. Stamns accented. Mrs.
- Annie Tee Newton, 235 Walnut. St.,
_ Toccoa, Ga. =
~ Pink primroses, $1 per hundred:
_ red donble dahlia plants. 10 each:
3 for 25e: white daisies, 50c! ner doz:
~oranere dav lilies, F0c per doz: wild
- Faster lilies) $1- ner hundred. Red
_, Four OClocks, 50e ner doz. Nadine
fern. different kinds. 59 ner doz. Blue
-Boftfle hubs. $1 per hundred. Add nos-
tage. Mrs. T. E, Moore, RFD 1, Roy-
ston. Ga. See
~_ Purple iris, $1 per hundred: Jemon
dities. $1 per hindred. purnle chinese
wisteria vines, 1N< each. rooted are 2
for 25e: Seven Sisters roses, 10 each:
- rooted. 8 for 950: brown dav lilies. 1
--_ per hundred: blue violets. 25 ner. 100:
- hedee cuttines. $1 ner hundred. Al-
~ thea brches, 10 each. rooted, 3. for
25, Add. nostace. iss Willa Mae
- Raleton. Ella Gap, Ga.
. Larksnur plants. single and - double.
blue, white and pink mixed. 10 ner
doz., plus noctace, Miss Emily Har-
~rison,. Rolingbroke, Ga. :
- Crabannie snrovts, 90 each, ever-
preen ferns, 14e ner doz: blue violets.
Ihc per doz. trailine arbutns, 29 ner
doz: holly bushes. 15 each. Hearts-
@9se. 25c Mer doz; white blooming
- willows. 15e each. Orance day ilies
-25 ner doz. Al well rocted. Add
; ao nee: Miss Essie Woody, Loving,
= a

-Temon jilies. 8he ner doz: ianoniras
red and salmon. well rooted, 3 for 5c:
phe hinssam huttar hushec. 3 for 5A:
_ Pink* Sweet Williams. 35c ner doz.
- Hvdranseas; well ronted. 2fe each.
Tris, hine and vellaw. blossom, 6 for
- 35e: Bear erass. hlue blassam, 2he ea.
Bardv nhiox. pink and white. 50 ner
doz: Golden fairv, 59 per doz. White
-janonicas, dauhlie. wel] ranted. 2 for
_50.. Mrs. Dessie Vick, RFD 3, HEUi-
/jav, Ga.
Large size milk and wine lily hiths,
- Jarge ted and oransve-Canna_ bulbs.
- 15e each. 1 vr. old bine Fvdrancea
=] euttines. 2%e each, All nostnaid. Mrs.
<= NR. Bradv. RFD 4. Cairo, Ga.
= White nareissi 10 per doz; jon-
duils. little vellow narcissus and hut-
ter-and-ere hvths, 40c ner hundred.
Mrs. D. G. Miller, Toomsboro. Ga.
Chrysanthemum plants. red and
white, double, 25 per doz. delivered.

.|10 per bunch, or 8 for 25c.

William

doz, Mrs. Manda Henderson, RFD



yellow |

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roses, 25 per doz. delivered. Also red,
yellow and salmon cannas, 10c per bulb
ro) tor 1 doz---Horenound piants,
Mrs. H.
Hi. Sullivan, RFD.5, Carroliton, Ga.
Beeisteak-begonia, 1gc; maiden hair
fern, August lilfes, sprengeri fern,
yellow thornless roses, pink oxalis, 10c
each; golden glow, 5c each; double
white geranium: cuttings, 3 for 10c; 1
primiium Jasmine ligustrum; 1 green
and white leaf Euonymous 25 each;
pink and white perennial phlox, 30c
per doz; ageratum, pink thrift, dusty
miller, 15 per doz; red day lilies, 25c
per dez; one Van Houtti spirea, 15c
pink cannas, 3 for 25; red polyan-
tha rose vine, 25c; fox glove, 15c per
doz; ohe evergreen, 10c. Add post-
age. Miss G: Harrell, Eastman, Ga.

White Easter roses, loc ach, 2: for
25; verbena, pink, red and blue, 5c

each; shasta daisies, 15c per doz; pink,
sannas, 50c--per doz.

ed, 20c each; blue daisies, 30c per doz;
snapdragon plants, 35 per doz; peri-
winkle plants; 15 per doz. Will x-
change for large dahlias, Add postage.
Mrs. W. R. Wise, Wadley, Ga.
Sago palms, 50c: each; Buddleia, 12
to 14-in., 15c, or will exchange for
azaleas, forsythia, amaryllis, or abe-
UA Miss Lillian Mizell, Woodbine,
aes ; 2
Pink, white and purple mixed lark-
spur. plants, single and double, also
little blue Wondering Jew, 5c per doz.
plants, plus postage, or 2 doz. post-
paid for 15c: Miss Emily Harrison,
Bolingbroke, Ga. 2
Larce blooming cannas, red, yellow,
variegated, pink and white, green. ana
Sronze foliage, $3 per hundred, Al
sinds of lihes, Amaryllis> pink anc
-ed Milk and. Wine, -25c each. - Tiger
alies, single and double, 50c per doz;
esurrection pink, $1 per doz. Hardy
sverblooming, $1 per doz. White Sep-
ember blooming lilies, 25c each. Fan-
xy leaf caladiums, 30c each- Pink, rec
ynd variezated gladioli, 50c per doz.
x. $3 per hundred: Coreopsis, Dian-
shus, violets: and pansies, le each.
vliss C. Maxwell, Whigham, Ga.
Brown eyed susans, 10c per doz;
marigolds, red and yellow, 40c. per
joz; jonguils, 10c each, spider ilies,
red, 10 each, Gladioli, bronze ana
yellow, 10c each, or will exchange: for

-deted japonicas, any color, monthly

coses, rooted, any color; Azaleas, an)
solor, rooted, each to pay postage, nc
stamps. Mrs. Harl Webb, Pavo, Ga,

Goiden glow, 6 for 25c; fox glove.
20c per doz, or 6 doz. for $1. Hardy
phlox, 25 per doz; geranium. cut-
sings, 4 for 25c; hydrangea cuttings,
10c each; hibiscus cuttings, 10c each;
pink justicia cuttings, 5c each; knife
glade cactus cuttings, 3 for 25c; wal-
nut geranium cuttings, 7c each; white
begonias, rooted, 10 each; white and
ereen striped Wandering Jew, 6 piec-
es for 10c; Squirrel tail ferns, rooted,
3 for 25c; butter-and-egg plants, 10c
per doz; or 3 doz. for 25c.. Mums,
mixed colors, 25c per doz. -Add post-
ace, Miss Mary E. Grindle, RFD 1,
Box 42, Dahlonega, Ga.

Fluffy ruffles, ostrich -plume_ ferns.
Large, well: rooted plants, packed in
dirt, 50c.. Extra large, $1. Extra seeds
sr plants given with each order.
Stamps accepted for 50c orders only.
lease add 10c for postage if wanted
jacked in damp dirt. Mrs. W. A.
Pettigrew, 409 E. Jackson street, Thom-
asville,: Ga. --

Orange lilies, double and single, $6
per M; Narcissi, $2 per M bulbs, Jap-
anese jonquils, (sweet scented) $2 per
hundred; iris, $1 per doz; Larkspur
plants, 30c per doz; White and pur-
ple violets, 25 per doz; Butterfly
bushes, 10c each; altheas, different
colors, 1 yr. 15c; Kerria, large bush,
20c: English dogwood, Mountain Lau-
rel, Judas tree (or red bud) Rhodo-
dendron, azaleas and other shrubbery.

Will exchange for any other. shrubbery

Mrs. E. Spence,

or farm produce.
Chamblee, Ga.
Bridal wreath, rooted, 20c each; blue
and yellow iris, 25 per doz; pink, pur-
ple and white hardy phlox, 25 per
doz: white shasta daisies, 30c per doz;
blue hibiscus, 30c:per~doz; double bal-
sam, lady slippers, 40c per doz; cream,
blue. portulaca, 25 per doz; purple
butterfly bushes, 30 each; red honey-
suckle vines, 50c each; 2 for 90c. Yel-
low flag lilies, 25 per doz; Sweet Wil-
liams, 25c per doz; Healing Oil, wht.,
95 per doz; double red, yellow japon-
jeas. 3. for 50c; blue-grey.. violets, 24
for 40c, blue Bear Grass, 50ce per bulb.
Add postage. Miss Pearl: Vick, RFD
3, Hiliay. Gas SSeS :
Mountain laurel, azaleas, red and
white dogwood, 15e each; shasta dais-
ies, 20c per doz}. black and white
pines, 15e each; pink. baby roses, 20c
ach; hemlock, 15 each; Cherokee

Lantanas, root-_

-|ter, Buford, Ga.



roses, 25c each. Miss Lucille Am-

mons, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Azaleas, 2 for 25c; mountain lau-
rel, 15c. each; crab apples, 15c each;
shasta daisies, 20c per doz; red ana
white dogwood, 15c each; Cherokee
roses, 25 each; bear grass, 20 -ea;

white. pines, 15c each. Grace Barton, |

Mineral. Bluff, Ga.

Fine Shasta daisy. plants, $1 per doz.
Dahlia tubers, 40c each, plants, 20c
each; Patrick OMara, Helen Rankin,

Mina Burgle, Judge Marean, Pride oi

San Francisco, Mrs. Carl Salbach,
Mrs. Harrison Dick. (cactus varieties
same: price) Sunset Glow, Rube Girl,
orders amounting to less than | $1,
please include postage. Mrs. C. P.
Payne, Shellman, Ga. :

Mixed phlox plants, blue and va-
riegated violets. anddusty: miller, all
rooted, 15c per doz; fox glove or Lady
of the Lake, 20c per doz; primroses,
15 per doz; double dahlia plants, mix-
ed colors, 40c per doz; blue and pink
running roses, yellow thornless, root-
ed, 15c each; lily sprouts, 15 each;
Weigelas, 25 each; large flowering
cannas, red, rose, pink salmon, and
yellow. with red spots; 40c per doz;
blue, white and bronze iris, 40c per
doz; Jarge mums, mixed colors, 40c
per doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. Win-

Giant Golden yellow daffodils, $1
per hundred, or will exchange for pure
Barred Rock eggs or Porto Rican po-
tato plants, 300 daffodils for 1M po-
ato plants. Mr. N. L. Findley, RFD
4, Lithonia, Ga.

Beautiful double flowered balsam,
nixed colors, 10 per spoonful. - Also
sreat Russian sunflower seed, 25c per
it. Plus postage. . Mrs. .B. B. Mor-
an, Clyo, Ga. :

Princess feather seed, 10c per tea-
poonful. Marigold seed, 5c per spoon-
ul. Will exchange for other fiowers
or anything can use. Mrs. Frank
Thomas, FD 2, Lyerly, Ga.

Zinnia seed, large packet, 10c; eve-
aing primroses, large. pkt., 10. Add
Jostage on orders for less than 50c.
Irs, Nora Nix, RFDs1, Dahlonega.
Ga. 5 /

Southern Beauty, single. crimson hi-
iscus, or Rose Mallard, 25c each;
dlue ageratum, 6 for 20c; large white
fellow and bronze chrysanthemums,
*5e per doz; larkspur, 15c per -doz.,
31 per 100; sweet wallflowers, smal)
jJlants, 5c each; white flag lilies, 25c
yer doz; sweet purple violets, 15c per

joz.- All plants carefully packed. Mrs.

3. F. Harrison, Bolingbroke, Ga.
Angel trumpet plants, bronze mums;
axtra large incurved, 35 per doz. Dill

eed, 15 per pk. Will exchange for.

aimento, tomato, or egg plants, each
Oo pay postage. Mrs. Nick B. Burden,
2FD 8, Box 83, Elberton, Ga. . -

, Deep: blue iris, 20per. doz, 6. doz.
for $1. Yellow daffodils and. white
yarcissi, 25c per doz; lily of the val-
ey, 15 per doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Annie B. Jones, Roy, Ga.

King Humbert double cannas, red,
18 for $1. Orange, salmon and red,
assorted, 21 for $1. 500 single blue
Roman hyacinths, 25c per doz. bulbs,
2c each by the hundred. Daffodils
and paper white narcissi, 20c per -doz;
$1 per hundred. Have several. thous-
and, $6 per M. Dorothy Perkins ros-
es, pink, 15c per: plant, rooted. Mrs.
J. B. Saye, Newborn, Ga. ~

Hardy hibiscus, large bunch, 25c, 50
and $1. Verbena, purple and pink, 20c
per doz; altheas, pink, purple, 25c per
doz; double pink flowering almond,
25c each; purple iris, 25c. per doz;
double yellow japonicas, 1, 2, and 3
yrs. old, 50c, 25c and 20c each. Blow-
ering quince. 25c each;. red .japonicas.
day lilies, 20c each, Bridal bouquet.
5c each, bridal wreath, 25c~ each;
Weigelas, 25c each; golden bell, 15c
each, golden glow, 30 per doz; hop
vines, 10 each, or 2 for 25c;: prim-
roses, pink and white, 20c per. doz:
white dogwood, 20c each; paper. white
narcissi, jonquils, daffodils. star of

Rethlehem, 25 per doz; dahlia slips..

different colors, 25c cach, hardy phlox
15c per doz; purple fox gloves, ~15c
per. doz. Mrs. A. A. Silver, RFD 2,
Talkine Rock, Ga. :

Double vellow cannas, lc each, post-
paid in large iets. Add postage on
small orders. Will exchanve for any-
thine can use, er send COD. Mrs.
A. H. Jenkins, RFD 4. Winder, Ga.

Red doewood, 20c each, azaleas, 20c
each; golden glow, 30c per doz: ever-
ereen galax, 25c per. doz; Mountain
laurel, 20c each; fall pinks, 35c per
doz: Snowdrops, 25 per doz; holly

tbushes, 20 each; black pines, 20 ea:

orange day lilies, $1 per hundred: blte
flags, 40c per doz. All well rooted:
Add postaze 2M

eral Bluff, Ga.

| ing: peonies.
|orest, Ga.

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ry. bushes, 20c per doz;: red dogwood,

3 for 25c; evergreen ferns, 20c per doz.
heartsease, 20c per doz; trailing ar=
butus, 20c per doz; azaleas, 65c: per
doz; single tansy, 25c each. White
pussyWillows, 15 each, add postage.
Mrs. M. A. Abercrombie, Loving, Ga.

Snow balls, 2 for 25c; purple lilacs,
white- lilacs, 25 each; royal purple
iris, 25c per doz; yellow japonicas, 3.
yrs. old, 25c each. All well rooted.
Add postage. Beatrice Parks, Talk-
ing Rock,. Ga.

Blue violets, 15 per doz; orange
day. lilies, 25c per doz; holly. berry
bushes, 15c each; heartsease,..25 per:
doz; mountain laurel, 20c each; white
blooming willows, 15c each; creeping
ivy for hanging baskets, 25c per doz;
trailing arbutus, 20c per doz. All well
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Calliq
Richard, Loving, Ga. Lo

White azaleas, 25c each, or 3 for
65c;/ Cherokee roses, 15c each, or 2.
tor .25c; artificial peach trees, 15a
each, or 2 for 25c; junipers 25c each.
Choice. roses, mixed colors, 20c each, ~~
or 6 for $1; balsams, $1.50 each, tiger _
lilies, 25 per doz; purple lilac. vines,
25 each; boxwoods, 25c each; red
dogwood, 15c each; evergreen honey-
suckle, 5c each or 6 for 25c; wall vines

quils, 20c per doz. Add postage. Miss ~
Leslie Wright, Loving, Ga. a a
Blackeyed Susans and phlox, 25 per.
hundred; Shasta daisies and chrysan- ~
themums, 50c per hundred, all goed
healthy plants, Border plants and
cannas, 50c per hundred. Mrs. Nellie
Puckett, Cordele, Ga.
White and pink sultanas; silver leaf
veraniums, double red blooms; Ivy ~
eaf geraniums, double pink; double
white fuchsias; Babys Breath; plume,
noss, Silver fern; glaze leaf begonias,
all well rooted, 15 each. Double
sloom cannas, white, rose pink, sal-
non pink, red and orange, 35c. per

| loz; double petunias, 3 for 25c; hardy

gink phlox, 20c per doz. Mrs. W. M.
Jickers, Siloam, Ga. : pe
Red and pink; May and June: cac-
tus, 1 yr. old, 25 each, :cuttings, 15
sents each, i Thanksgiving cactus,
.0c; ferns, Sword, Fluffy Ruffles, Os-~
ich Plume, and Boston, 15c each;
ooted. Begonias, Conk, Grape and
Maple, all rooted, 15c each. Add: -
oostage. Wo stamps. Write Mrs. R.
r.-Chatham, RFD 3, Adairsville, Ga.
Mixed mums, large size plants, 20c _
per doz; Hastings Monster zinnia ~
seed, 20c per cupful, red fall and: yel-
low summer marigold, same price}:
dusty miller plants, 15c per doz; red,
yellow and orange canna bulbs, 5@eea.
Add postage to all orders for less than =
ie Mrs. W. M. Hartley, Conyers,
a.
- Trimardeau, or, giant mixed pansy
plants, Ic each, plus seven cents for:
postage.. Giant. Larkspur plants, mix-=
ed, Ic each. Add seven cents for pos-
tage. -Mrs, O. E, Browning, RFD 4,
Doeruh; Gao ze x
Hastings double dahlia slips, dark ~
red, bright red, white, yellow, pink
quill or ball type, buff, pink velvet red,

jasmine, 1 yr. old, 25c each. Leopard
plants, 25c each. Mrs. Alton Grindle,
RFD 4, Cumming, Ga. ee aes

Perennial: phlox, mixed colors, 15
per doz; French marigold plants, red
and yellow, variegated, 75c per doz;
well .rooted Dorothy Perkins roses,
pink, 25c eaeh delivered in Garfield
at once. If to be shipped out of town
please add postage. Mrs. Julia M.
Brown, Garfield, Ga. #

August lilies, leopard lilies, hydran-
geas, Maple, Conch, and seedling be-
yonias, pink oxalis, extra large red
mums, sweet Williams, black-eyed Su-
sans, dusty. miller, grandmas night
cap, 10c each;. June cactus, 15c; ger-
nium cuttings, 5c each; all colors ~
mall mums, 15 per doz; dahlia slips, ~
Oe per doz; will exchange for coleus
or ostrich fern. M. F. Brady, RFD J, ~
Murrayville, Ga. s aa

King Humbert double red cannas,
yurple Iris, pink crepe myrtle, purple
lilaes, white altheas, brides wreath,
ourple butterfly bush, Jap: quince,
shinahberry sprouts and seed; orange ~
lies, jonquil bulbs. Also a few root-
ed red and pink Dorothy. Perkins ros-
os. Will exchange any of the above
for onion plants, cabbage or tomato
nlants, tender. garden and cornfield
Sean -seed, beet seed, Enslish = peas,
sweet pepper plants, or most any kind
of garden seed .or. plants, at once.
Wach to pay-postage. Mrs. Ida Sat-
terfield, RD 1, Box 33, White, Ga:

Dusty Miller, 25e per hundred, plus
nostaze, Will exchange for everbloom-
Sarah McConnell, Dem- _





10 each; golden bells, 10c each, jon= _

lavender, 10c each, or $1 per doz. Cape aa




Georgia
Market Bulletin

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

Department Of

Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner

THURSDAY, MAY. 1, 1930.





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A STATEMENT FROM MR.
TWITTY

In the issue of the Market Bulle-
tin of April 10 the illustrative lang-
wage was used, in discussing contin-
ued multiplying of the already too
numerous laws, that turkey buzzards
and field lark are protected by law.
The illustration is forceful but the
fact is in error. At the same time the
use of the language serves to bring
to mind the fact that there are cer-

tain services performed by many of |

the species of bird life in Georgia
for farmers.
Buzzards and meadow lark, though,
not only are not protected by the
laws of Georgia, but they are treated
in law and by the department ad-
ministering the laws as predatory
they are classed as useless and de-
structive. An Act of the Legislature,
approved August 21, 1916, makes it
Jawful to kill buzzards any time dur-
ing the year. It is universally un-
derstood, too, that the sponsors of
the game regulations in this state, at
the time the laws were passed, con-
cded the right to shoot: meadow larks
(field larks) at any time. The regu-
latory and protective statutes now in
force in this state permit the shoot-
ing of buzzards, crows, owls, field
Jarks, rice birds, all species of hawks
and eagles. In the absence from the
law of any authority for protecting
them, it is evident that the Legisla-
ture classed them all as more harm-
ful than otherwise. The impression,
therefore, that the Department of
Fish and Game is. arbitrarily protect-
ing these species of birds, along with
the protection of useful birds, is in
_ error. -
- Buzzards are recognized as carriers
of disease, particularly of hog chol-
_ therefore are classed as a menace

rm life. The crow

universally

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| only of certain plant life but a whole-

sale destroyer of bird eggs, and es-
pecially destructive of the eggs of
quail, turkeys, marsh hens, etc. The
Department advocates the unrestrict-
ed slaughter of crows because it has
not been found they serve any good
purpose whatever, but rather are
harmful. At the same time it is true
that, as a matter of policy, the De-
partment does not advocate the
wholesale slaughter of all species of
hawks, since a careful study of bird

llife and habits shows there are but

two kinds of hawks doing more harm
than good. These are the Cooper
Hawk. known as the Blue Darter, and
the Sharp-shinned Hawk. While the
law does not afford protection to other
species of hawks, and enforcengent
covers only the specific provisions in
the law, at the same time the De-

.partment does not encourage whole-

sale destruction of all hawks, since
some of them are more useful than
harmful, in their destruction of ro-
dents and vermin found to be pri-
mary enemies to quail life.

It has been all the time the policy
of the department to encourage a ra-
tional protection of insectiverous
birds, because their, good qualities far
exceed their vices. Birds of this class
render _a_ highly valuable service to
the farms intheir destruction of in-
sects, and many of the birds not
classed strictly as insectiverous con-
tribute a service to the farmer in the
destruction of weed. seeds. Generally
speaking, nearly all species of birds
are in some way helpful to the\ far-
mer, but the Department recognizes
the fact thateany farmer or jand-own-
er has not only the legal, but a per-
fectly natural right, to protect his
growing crops or other property ag-

ainst any damage, at any season of

the year, by any species of bird or
animal.

This Department has long recog-
nized and appreciated the general
spirit of co-operation among country
people of Georgia in building a help-
ful spirit of respect for and observ-
ance of the game regulations of the
state, and thoroughly appreciates the
fact that but for their voluntary
whole-heartedness in this respect our
state could not have established its
enviable reputation in the field of out-
door sport. It is the conviction of the
Department that co-operation means
mutual beneficial activities.

PETER S. TWITTY,
State Commissioner
of Game and Fish.



Poultry For Sale

GAMES FOR SALE .

5 Cuban Blue Game hens, yr. old,
$2 ea, L. L. Wallace, South Atlanta,

Ga. :

3~Cornish Indian Game pullets, just
beginning to lay, $1.50 ea. Exch. for
seed peas. Mrs. Nellie Puckett, Cor-
dele, Ga., Rt. B.

1 pure bred Indian Game cock, $2.~-
50 or exch. for turkey eggs, or 25 baby
chicks, large breed, no Leghorns.
Mrs. F. S. Trice, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred Pit Roundhead and Ga.
Shawlneck Game cross, 3 yrs. old
cocks. Sell or exch. 2 cocks for five
hens and 1 cock; pure Indian Games,
or 1 cock for 3 settings of pure bred
ae a Giants. I. J. Little, Arabi, Ga.

LEGHORNS

5 young W. L. hens, $1 each, or exch
for anything can use. Mrs. Nellie
Puckett, Cordele, Ga., Rt. B.
_ 50 Tancred S. C. W. L. yearling hens
in good laying cond. $50. H. H. Giles
Farmington, Ga. \

Tancred W..L. laying pullets, or
breeding hens from high producing
bred to lay stock, also 2 and 3 mos.
old pullets, same stock, reasonable
prices. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.
12 Brown L. 13 mos. old hens, Tor-



it p 2

_| keys.
B
Cc. L. What-

19 W. L. hens, $1 ea. Mrs. Olive
Haynie, Forest Park, Ga. Rt. 1. -
250 Ferris Best Egg strain W. L.
hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old, $1.25 ea. FOB.
Exch. some for young White King pig-
ee Mrs. F. B. Flanders, Rockledge,
ss >

175 blood tested S. C. W. L. hatch-
ed February 11, 1930. Trapnest chicks
Ferris strain, 75c ea. or $125 for lot.
Ben R. Pate, Arabi, Ga.

Choice W. L. 3 mos. old cockerels,
$1 ea. Cash with order. Mrs. W. H.
Ahl, Alma, Ga., Rt 3.

W. L. 8 wks. old cockerels, Direct
from Miller, Exhibition Quality, 5c
ea. or exch. for W. L. same age pull-
nd a J. L. Erwin, Adairsville, Ga.

13 hens and 1 rooster, S. C. W. L.
Kerlin Quality, 300 egg strain, 2 yrs.
old, bought direct as baby chicks, A-1
Quality, no culls, $15 for lot. FOB
my station. Mrs. V. C. Ray, Kensing-
ton, Ga., Rt. 1.

"100 Tancred W. L. hens, 1 yr. old,
$1 ea., for lot. No culls. R. F. Smith,
Madison, Ga. :

5 W. L., 12 wks. old cockerels, Ker-
lin strain, parnt stock 300 to 332 egg
record, $1 ea. or lot for $4 FOB. W.
T Pritchett, Ellijay, Ga. :

Select Tancred W. L. 7 wks. old
cockerels, well dev. some crowing at 4
wks. 75c each, FOB. Mrs. J. C..Gools-
by, Graham, Ga., Rt. 1. at

100 S. Cc. W. L. Tancred strain 7
wks. old cockerels, from trapnested
and blood tested parents and from 300
ege strain 2 yr. old hens, 75c ea. in
100 lots. Exch. for pullets about same
age, even number and good strain. Ea.
to pay Express on what they receive.
My Express Office is Villanow. Ga. F.
L. Aimerson, P. O. Stockton, Ga., Rt.



ORPINGTONS 2
7 pure bred Golden Buff Orp. pul-
lets, February 10th hatch and 1 roos-
ter, $7 for lot del. Also hatching eggs
pure bred, 90c per 15, del. through
May. Money order. Mrs. A. L. Gar-
rison, Ashland, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 90.

PIGEONS FOR SALE _.

"5 mixed pigeons, 40c each, or 75c
pr., $25 for lot. W. H. G. Stephens,
Morrow, Ga., RFD 1. ~ s

20 prs. White Kings, in first class
cond., banded with mating bands.
Reasonable price. Write at once.
Thadious Kessler, Savannah, Ga., Rt.
3, Montgomery Cross Rd.

Racing Homers, $2 pr., Tipplers, $2.-
50; All birds N. P. A. banded and
from prize winners. H. C. Ozburn,
Statesboro, Ga., P. O. Box 22.

R. I. REDS

4 wks. old R. I. Reds, 25c each, 4
wks. old, J. B. Giants, 35c ea., also
day old Reds, Giants, 12 1-2c and 16c
each, del. Mrs. E. H. Smith, Cochran
Ga., Rt. 5, Box 48.

Donaldson R. I. Red and pure bred
B. Rocks. 10 to 12 wks. old pullets,
90c ea. Limited number. -D. F. Og-
den, Odum, Ga., Rt. 1.

Donaldson S. C. R. I. Red 10 wks.
old pullets, $1 ea. Pure bred. Mrs. C.
x Black, The Rock, Ga., Rt. 1, Box

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE _.

1 June hatch Big Bone Giant
Bronze tom, $18. Fine breeder and of
best blood lines. L. J. Ellis, Cumming,
Ga: Rt. 5. .

April 1929 hatch tom, $5 or exch. for
peas or goats. W. A. Bond, Elberton,









a.

3 to 6 Muscovey now laving ducks
and 1 drake, white or black, $1.75 ea.
Eggs, $2 doz., del. White Australian
suinea eggs, $1.25 per 15 del. L. E.
Williams, Ty Ty. Ga.

Mammoth White Pekin ducks, 4 wks
old, 40c each. J. E. Shaw, Ludowici,
Ga. Rt. 1,

Trio M. B. turkevs, 1929 hatch, $14
or $15.50 del. in Ga. H. J. McCol-
lum, Canon, Ga., Rt. 3. 7

3 pure bred solid white Emden
geese, $6. Mrs. M. I. Free, Clarkes-
ville, Ga., Rt. 3.

4 M. B. hens. $4 each, or $15 for
lot together. Mrs. C. -Colvard,
Bowman, Ga. z : S

3 pure bred big bone Giant Bronze
hens, Bird Bros. strain and 1 very
fine unrelated tom. Hens now lay-
ing, 1929 hatch. Wt. at maturity:
hens, 20 to 24 Ibs., toms, 40 to 50 Ibs.
$2 for lot. Also eggs, $4 doz. Guar-
anteed to be pure bred. Mrs. Belle
Joiner, Soperton, Ga., Rt. 2.

35 pure bred M. B. cross with the
Ellis strain Big Bone. week old tur-
60c each del. No checks. Mrs.
. F. Morrison, Gainesville, Ga., Rt.



and 1 hen,

Thursday, May 1, 1930.
1929 hatch not related, $10 for the
pr. or $8 for tom Mrs. R. S. Kim-
berly, Empire, Ga. oe
M. B. tom, $6.50; white Holland
hen, just beginning to lay. Laid sev-
eral large clutches
Will trade the pr. for 1 doz. pure bred
hens, large breed, or for 12 bu. sound
shelled corn. Geo, Truelove, Stock-
bridge, Ga. Rt. 1. :
Baby turkeys and eggs. I
bank and Shoemaker strain,
40c each; eggs, $3.50 per doz. June Ist
del. L. B. Landrum, Adairsville, Ga.
2 pure bred M. B. hens, 1 and 2
yrs. old, $4.50 each. Exch. 1 for pig

M. B. Gold-

last year. $6 FOB.

ie

poults,

of equal value; also purebred M. B. ~

eggs, from 2 yr. old hens, 35c ea. or
exch. for Bantam hens,
breed except Leghorns. Mrs. J.
McBride, Oglethorpe, Ga., Rt. 1.

Turkey gobbler about 1 yr. old_
Would consider exch. for White Pe-
kin and Mallard duck and duck eggs

of equal value. Benson Earle, Thom- :

asville, Ga.
1 Bronze hen,
Sol Oden, Blackshear, Ga. :
Baby turkeys for sale, 50c ea: W. L,
Lowe, Cass Station, Ga. ye eee

WYANDOTTES
1 fine W. Wyandotte, Weber strain
rooster, $2; 15 pure bred Stags, 3 mos.

any pure

$5.

already mated, $5.00. :

old, $1 ea., and 10 mixed hens, $11 for

lot. All FOB. Mrs. Mattie B.
Pherson, Rabun Gap, Ga.

Poultry Wanted _

ANCONAS WANTED



Want 1 Ancona yr. old rooster for :
reasonable cash price, also want An-

cona baby chicks at 10c ea. in exch
for butter and eggs for table use. Mrs,
C. F. Williams, Dallas, Ga., Rt. 6.

GAMES WANTED :
Want to hear from party having

Mo-

the old fashioned Blue Game chick-

ens. Miss Dovie Smith, Ralston, Ga.

LEGHORNS WANTED i

Can use any number of good white,
Brown L., and Ancona laying pullets
and young pullets of same_ stock.
State what you have and where to-

be seen. A. C. Young, Hapeville, Ga,

PEAFOWLS WANTED |
Want to buy a White peafowl hen.
Martha Berry, Mount Berry, Ga

PIGEONS WANTED
Want. mated, working prs. Maltese,
Carneaux, Homers and Runts. State
price and size of birds. Chas. W.

Baird, Columbus, Ga., 2901 llth St.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, ETC,
WANTED eo

Want White Indian Runner day old :

ducklings, also all kinds of pheasant
eggs and young stock. Quote lowest.
FOB price, stating varieties.
Caldwell, Faceville, Ga.

Want 25 or 50 baby turkeys to raise

on halves to 12 wks. Prefer M. B.,

place and best of care.
lington, Shellman, Ga., Rt. 2.

yy

Re fae

but will consider other kinds. Fine
W. M. Ele)

Want 1 African White guinea roos-

ter. Will pay $1. Write. G. W. El-

yo Cartersville, Ga., 519 Douglas

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 100 pure bred Black Cornish
Game chicks to raise on shares to 12





wks., 100 pure bred S. L. Wyandottes

and 100 Everlay strain Brown L. Well :

exp. and best of care. Mrs. 1. i:

Hines, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7, Box 140.

Want to get several hundred baby e
chicks to raise for a third of them on >

the following terms: I furnish house,

brooder, time, experience, green stuff
and buttermilk; other party to fur-

nish chicks and the feed. Am honest

and will let someone witness the divis-

ion. No special choice; also will exch
value for some chicks.
Cullough, Round Oak, Ga., Box 72.

Want to exch. Govt. insp., potato

Mrs. M. Mc~-

plants for baby chicks. Cornish Games
Buff Orp., S.C. R. 1 Reds, the large
kind preferred. Mrs. H. W. Bennett,

Alma, Ga.
Want 1 to 500 chicks:

Cornish

Games or J. B. Giants to raise on

halves tO 12 wks. old. I to pay post-

age on baby chicks and other party to

pay chgs. on yours back to you. Write
ae J. R. Bowen, Blackshear, Ga.
Want 1 or 200 baby chicks to rais
on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Fin
place and best of care. R ds
Buff Orpingtons



lington, Shellma



_ White or Brown L.

Thursday, May 1, 1930.

Baby Chicks Wanted
_ Want at once 100 large breed chicks
_ to raise on halves to 14 wks. Plenty
_ feed, fine range, and well exp. Geo.
_ Truelove, Stockbridge, Ga., Rt. 1.
Want baby chicks in lots of 50 to
1M to raise on halves. Prefer large
breed. Good place. Mrs. J. S. Thomp-
son, Doerun, Ga.

- _ Want 50 chicks to raise on halves to
8 wks. old. Mixed preferred. Mrs. W.
A. Balenger, Tallapoosa, Ga., Rt. 2.

__ Want by May ist, 100 or 200 chicks
any blood tested breed, except Anco-
- nas to raise on halves to 10 wks. Good
Life Exp. Plenty feed and
ports often as desired. Write

. Mrs. Mary Cox, Barney, Ga.
Rt. 2, Care W.'N. Scott. |

_ Want 500 chicks from heavy laying,
blood tested stock to raise on halves
to 7 wks. Ferris or Tancred W. Leg-
horns. Mrs. L. Pettit, Pike, Ga.
- Want 400 or 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 or-10 ks. Have an oil
_ burning brooder, 500 cap. poultry hou-
_ ses have concrete floors and have a
splendid range.
_ red, but will take any large breed, or
the heavy assorted. Or will buy chicks
on the installment plan, paying $15.00
per mo. on them. Write. Mrs. S. J.
W. Still; Winterville, Ga.
Want 25 to 100 baby chicks to raise
_ on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Any
_ good breed: Brown L. preferred. Also
want baby ducks to raise on shares.
Good care and weekly reports. Mrs.
| Mary Ellen Foster, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2.
__ Want 200 R. I. Red baby chicks.
_ Will pay 10c each. Must.be pure bred.

J. W. Drury, Atkinson, Ga.
_ Want 100 to 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 or 10 wks. R. I. Reds or
_ Plymouth Rocks preferred. Best of
attention. Write. Mrs. Paul E. John
son, Tennille, Ga.,. RFD. i e
- Want not later than May Ist, 100
I baby chicks to
_ raise on halves to 8 wks. old. Have
good range, give best of attention and
deal honestly. Write before sending.
Del. chicks. Miss Bertie Barron, Dex-
ter; Ga., Rt: 2.
_ Want 25 or 50 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. Will accept only
_ pure bred Ringlet Barred Rocks. Party
to pay parcel post. Will report each
week. Ea. to share loss. Have been
very successful in poultry raising.

Write before sending. Mrs. W .A. J.
_ Swann, Lithonia, Ga., RFD 1.

Want 200 or 300 B. R. to raise on
halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Good care
and report every 2 wks. Write before
sending. S. J. Clack, Auburn, Gaz,
- RED 1. Bees
-_ Want 100 or 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Also want
_ to exch. cabbage or tomato plants for
_ baby chicks. Any large breed, but R.:
_I. Red preferred. Mrs. E. Carswell,
= Tifton, Ga.;. Rt. 2. \

A

Eggs For Sale

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs,.
also Ferris W. L., from ist pens, each
_ $1.25 per 15, $2.25 per 30; 2nd pens,
$1 per 15; $1.75 per 30. Larger lots,
4 1-2c per egg. del.. Boxes to be ret.
Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga.
Rt 2.
= MLB:
~ hens, 25c ea. Fine laying strain. Mrs
TT. L. Callahan, Greensboro, Ga. :
Fancy dark Cornish Indian Game
eggs, $2 per 15 del by P. P. Mrs. L.



turkey eggs from 2 yr. old

_ M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

Turkey eggs from M. B., good, heal-
_ thy turkeys, $3.50 for 12. Booking or-
ders for baby turkeys and chicken hen
_ to be del. in May, $1 each. Mrs. R. L.
Arnall, Atlanta, Ga., 1666 Emory Road,
_N. E., Phone Dearborn 3392-W.
Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1.25 per
17, or exch. for Porto Rico potato
plants, or syrup, or for Bronze tur-
key, or Toulouse geese eggs. Will give
$3 for 1. Mrs. M. E. Whisnante, Mad-
ison, Ga.
- Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs,
$1 per 13 del. Mrs. W. I. Mobley, Lud-
owici, Ga., Rt. 1. :
Pure bred J. B. Giant selected hat-
ching eggs, Fertility guaranteed. $1.-
25 per setting, $3.25 per 50. All del.
Mrs, Belle Joiner, Soperton, Ga. Rt.
2.

_ _M. B. turkey eggs, $3 and $4 per
_ doz., according to pen from which
_ they are obtained. F. S. Bailey, Sec-
Ss gees Atlanta, Ga., 35 Linden Ave.,
Donaldson R. I. Red_ eggs, Direct
from Mrs. Donaldsons Star pen, gen-
ral utility and egg laying strain, 2 yr.
ld_hens, $1.50 per setting; also eggs
rom culled hens, headed by_roosters
Sti m, $6 a 100. Can fur-

Barred Rocks prefer-



expected. fo

MARKET BULLETIN

nish cs. of culled eggs per week. Mrs.
J. O. King, -Lavonia, Ga.

Donaldson R. I. Red eggs, from flock

headed by rooster Direct from Star
pen, 50c doz. Mrs. Roy Haynie, La-
vonia, Ga.
_ Pure bred Byers strain Buff Orp-
ington eggs, $1 per 15. Cartons to
be ret. Miss Katherine Shirley, La-
vonia, Ga.

Light Brahma Giant strain
$1.35 per setting, $2.50 for 30. Add
postage. Mrs. D. B. Hooks, Shell-
man, Ga., Rt. 1.
_ Everlay B. lL. eggs, $1 per 15; $1.65
per 30 postpaid. Carton to be ret. on
a 30 egg order. Mrs. Annie Vollrath,
Winston, Ga.

Giant strain Light Brahma eggs, ist
prize winners at County Fair, $1.50
per 15; $2.75 per 30; $8-a 100. Also
pure bred S. C .W. L. eggs, $1.25 per
15; $2 for 30; $4 a 100. Exch for field
peas. Cartons to be ret.. Mrs. Bob
Sosby, Carnesville, Ga.

Buff Rock Nuggett strain eggs, Sires
from trapnested yards, $1 per 15 after
May ist. Book your orders at once.
Mrs. G. L. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

Pheasant eggs: English Ring Neck
pheasant eggs, $3.50 per 15. Add 15c
for postage .and insurance. Mrs. An-
nie Tanner, Wrens, Ga. {

Pure B. R. eggs, Thompson Ringlet
strain, 50c per setting, FOB here. G.
E. Phillips, Ellaville, Ga.

Eggs- now $12 per doz. from the
Worlds largest and best layers, Big
Bone Giant Bronze turkeys.
55 to 60 Ibs. and hens, 24 to 27 lbs.

eges,

teach. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga., Rt.
ED.)
' Hatching eggs from Official record

hens, Anconas and W. L. $1.50 per 15.
Wiley Williams, Columbus, Ga., Rt. 1.

Everlay Brown L. eggs, sired by
cocks Direct from Tormahlen Everlay
strain, $1 per 15 del. and postpaid. C.
E. Smith, Braselton, Ga.

Big Bone Giant Bronze turkey eggs,
Ellis strain $3.50 per doz. FOB. Mrs.
W. G. Blalock, Rydal, Ga., Rt. 2.

Donaldson R. I. Red eggs, $1.50 per
15 del. Exch. 15 eggs for 10 lbs. dried
apples. Mrs. Ola Jones, Grayson, Ga.

Big Bone Bronze turkey eggs, $3.50
per doz. April, May and June del.
Miss Evelyn King, Hamilton, Ga., Rt.

4, Box 63..

Pure bred R. C. S. L. Wyandotte
eggs, $1.25 per 15. Crate to be ret.
Mrs. J. E.-Sorrow, Commerce, Ga.,
Rt. 5. :

S. C. Buff Orp. eggs, $1 per 15 post-
paid. Crates ret. Miss Ronie John-
son, Shellman, Ga., Rt. 1.

Ancona setting eggs, 5c per egg and
party pay postage. Mrs. D. Whiddon,
Chula, Ga. : Z

Thoroughbred Big Bone M. B. tur-
key eggs, $4 per doz. until May 15th,
del. Special price made on large or-
ders. Crate returned. No _ personal
checks. Money order with order. Will
Hart, Alto, Ga., Rt. 1. :

R. C. R. I. Red eggs, pure bred, 75c
per setting del., also M. B. turkey
eggs, 15c each, del. Mrs. A. B. Crow,
Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 2.

- Black Minorca, Pape strain eggs, $1
per setting. H. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Pure M. B. turkey eggs, $3.50 per doz
or exch. for Porto Rico plants, Otoo-
tan beans, or syrup of equal value.
wirs. E. S. Ward, Fayetteville, Ga.

White Rock, White Cornish Game,
J. B. Giant and S. L. Wyandotte pure
bred eggs, $1.25 per 15 by insured P.
P, W. D. Joyner, Roberta, Ga., Rt. 2.

Bourbon Red turkey eggs, from 2
yr. old hens, tom wt. 30 to 35 lbs. hens
10 to 15 lbs. 9 eggs for $3 postpaid.
Cash with order.
las, Ga., Rt. 1. :

Indian Runner and Wild Mallard
cross duck eggs, $1.25 per doz. C. A.
Burge, Macon, Ga., Rt. 4.

Eggs Wanted

Want about 30 pure bred turkey
eggs to set and hatch on halves by the
ist of May. Mrs. J. A. Bailey, Elber-
ton, Ga., Rt. 7. :

Want to exch. Jersey Giant chicks
or eggs for M. B. or Bourbon Red
turkey eggs. If interested, write. Mrs.
H. J. McCorvey, Hawkinsville, Ga.

Want 12 Bronze turkey eggs at
once, for setting. Write price. Mrs.
T, W. Smith, Swainsboro, Ga., Rt. 5.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Jersey cow with young calf, $60 for
cow and calf, FOB. W. J. Staples,
Unadilla, Ga. :
Thoroughbred J. cow with calf, 2









wks. old, also another good stock cow
bring calf any day now.

Toms wt..

Price Worley, Dal- |.

Sell either one at a reasonable price.
A. C. Caker, Lula, Ga. Star Rt.

1 extra good milch cow. Write for
price, or see. G. R. Long, Leathers-
ville, Ga. 7

2 fine cows: 1 Jersey and Holstein
crossed and 1 Guernsey. Give 5 and
6 gal. milk and 2 1-2 lbs. butter each,
per day. Fine for dairy or home, $150
each, or some less if both are taken
together; also 2 fine springers, will
-freshen by first of May: 1 Jersey and
1 Holstein, $75 ea., if both are taken
together; 2 thoroughbred Jersey heif-
ers, 11 mos. old, and 1 6 mos. old
Guernsey, $75 for the 3. Mrs. P. P.
Wood, Atlanta, Ga., RFD 5, Center
Hill.

Graded Holstein heifer about 18
mos. old, from 6 gal. cow: Grade Hol-
stein and sired by Reg. Holstein, $50
Cash. Call at: S. K. Hogue, Hape-
ville, Ga., 36 So. Central Ave., Phone
Fairfax 1596-J.

3 Jersey cows, also 1 male calf, ent
to reg. for sale. Mrs. H. N. Stipe,
Elko, Ga.

4 yr. old Black Jersey cow, calf 3
mos. old, give 2 1-2 gal. day, $65 cash
at my barn. Mattie Allred, Talla-
poosa, Ga., Rt. 3. : ; i

Reg. Jersey cow Bright Nora Heir-
ess No. 539997. Produced last yr. 42
lbs. milk per day. test 5 2-10 and above
Fresh in 5 days, $200 or $150 without
calf. C. M. Davis, Buckhead, Ga.,
Box 6. :

Fresh; young Jersey cow, and 2 fine
springers, also for sale. J. T. Cooper,
Red Oak, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 122. -

1 full blood high bred Jersey male,
1 yr. old March 30th. Reg. sire, Is-
land bred. Write for further infor-
mation, blood lines, price, etc. H. W.
Steed, Jr., Statham, Ga.

4 nice Jersey heifers, 4 to 5 mos. old
from heavy milking Grade Jersey cows
and pure bred Sire. $100 for lot, FOB;
2 baby heifers, 2 male calves; exch. 1
for 100 chicks, day old, or for fryers.
N. A. Wood, South Atlanta, Ga. @

1 bull: Cefus James, 287418; Sire,
Starlights Cefus, 255517; Dam, Violas
Daisy, \699418. Dropped December 15,
1927. $75 at my barn. J. A. Lee, Lux-
omni, Ga. Rt. 1.

Reg. Jersey 5 mos. old bull calf.
Grandson of Xenia Sultan, Dam _ gave
32 lbs. on ordinary feed; $60, all pa-
pers furnished and crated, FOB. Z.
J. Hall, Jr., Sandersville, Ga.

2 Jersey bull, 2 1-2 yrs. old. Both
can be reg. T. A. Fletcher, Forsyth,
Ga.

1 Reg. dark Jersey male, 3 yrs. old
$75 FOB. Papers furnished. Sell to
prevent inbreeding. J. C. McCravey,
Whitestone, Ga.

Pure bred, perfect type Guernsey
bull, 18 mos. old. Can be seen at my
barn any time (must be seen to he
appreciated). Further particulars on
cece G. K. Sharpe; Ogeechee, Ga.
R 1. :



HOGS FOR SALE :

1 Berkshire and Essex cross gilt, wt.
between 50 and 75 lbs. $7 or exch. for
6 bu. good sound corn. J. C. Herring,
Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 5.

Thoroughbred Big Bone P. C.
male pigs, $8 ea. Riley C. Couch, Tu-
rin, Ga:

-1 P. C. sow with 5 pigs, $25 for, both
FOB. W. J. Staples, Unadilla, Ga.

5 thoroughbred Duroc pigs, $7 each.
A. F. Strickland, Blackshear, Ga., 206
Strickland avenue.

2 to 4 mos. old Duroc Jersey pigs,
reasonable prices, reg. in buyers name.
L. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

1 Berkshire black sow, 62-64 pure
blood and 62-64 Essex, 2 yrs. and 5
mo. old. Had 4 pigs October 10th and
9 pigs, March 1929, $75 for sow and
pigs. Write for full particulars. Also
5 mos. old boar, full Berkshire type,
but not ent. to reg. Has all marks of
full blood Kentucky fore-parents, wt.
about 90 to 100 lbs. (None of these
hogs have ever breen lousy, there-
fore they grow off as soon as farrow-
ed) $20. If you want me to ship send
certified check. J. Ps Trammell,
Richland, Ga. :

I good male hog, about 200 lbs. on
foot gross wt. $25 FOB. crated for
shipment. D. M. Lee, Alma, Ga.

Big Bone Black P. C. sow, wt. about
300 lbs. 1. yr. old, March 15th. $65
without papers; $66.50 with. New-
ton Mullins, Canon, Ga.

Ree. Duroc gilts, wt. about 100 Ibs.
ea., $15 ea. or exch. 1 for Reg. gilt
same size. Shipped on a guarantee
2 please. J.-H. Palmer, Tennille,

a.

Several Hampshire and Duroc Jer-
sey pies. $15 per pr. or exch. for W.
L. pullets of Tancred strain. Mrs. I.
E. Gibson, Waynesville, Ga., Box 3.





HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
1 large farm mule, good worker, not

fe- }

incubator and brooder



PAGE FIVE

old, $75. Mrs. N.

H. Griffin, Ma-
rietta, Gaj- Rt 3; :



RABBITS FOR SALE ae

25 to 50 rabits, 7 to 16 wks. old, 50c
and $1 each, in lots.
Whites

and Chinchillas. 1 /Belgium

doe and 5 little ones, 8 wks. old, mix-

ed Giants (color white, brown and
red) 50c ea., old doe and Giant buck,
$1 ea. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. 7

1 pr. fine Chinchillas, $4 ea., or $7
for pr. of buck and doe; 1 Chin. buck
$2.50; 1 young Chin. doe, front foot
crooked from knees down, otherwise
in good cond., $1.
Whites (buck and doe), $5 pr.
for hens or . baby chicks.

Ga.

3 Chinchilla bucks, Ped., Gold Cer-
tificate stock, $2.50 ea. with papers.
Mrs. D. T. Poole, Newnan, Ga.

N. Z. White, pink-eyed 6 mos. old,

New . Zeaiands,

Also:.1 pro N. 32:
Exch.
Barred |
Rocks preferred. Alton Barr, Byron,

$1.25 each. Miss Naomi Allison, Li-

thia Springs, Ga. mo
Chinchillas, $3 up. Exch. for Car-

neaux, Mondain or Maltese pigeons.
T. J. Morgan, Atlanta, Ga., 388 Luck-

te. St:, N. WwW.

50 Chinchillas for $50; a few young,

rest 3 to 12 mos. old. Ped. and some
does bred. R. E. Thompson, Ameri-
cus, Ga.

Thoroughbred Chinchillas, from reg. _

stock, for sale or exch. for nice calves
or pigs. J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga.

N. Z. Whites, fine Ped. stock, sub-
ject to reg. 3 mos. old. Make best
offer. Mrs. Annie Tanner, Wrens, Ga.

Chinchilla buck, 1 yr. odl, $1.50;
Chinchilla doe, 1 yr. old with 7 young
1 mo. old, $5. John B. Preston, Flo-
villa, Ga., Box 297. } :

3 pure bred N. Z. White does, about _

1 yr. old, ent. to reg. well dev. $3 ea.

or trio for $8.50.

ton; Ga., Rt. 4.
N. Z. Whites: 2 does, 12 to 14 mos

old, $3 ea., 6 does, 8 mos old, $2 each;

i bucks 452: Will. exch.
Fletcher, Moultrie, Ga.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
1 Reg. Toggenburg 10 mos. old buck
hornless (fin goat and very sensible;

James



its mother was imported from across

the waters, and gave 1 3-4 gal. milk
per day) $125. E. J. Ellis, Cumming,
Ga., Rt. 5.

Tom Cade, Elber-

1 Toggenburg doe, fresh in, for sale. :

Mrs. L. F. Busha, College Park, Ga.,
Phone Fairfax 1469-W.

100 head stock goats, about 1-4 kids
$1 each, at_my place,
Stillmore, Ga., Rt. 3.

and 2 rams.
on a couple of days notice, $3 per
head FOB shipping point. John M.
Blatch, Ellabelle, Ga., Rt. 1. ue

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED
Want to buy cheap for cash 1 hei-





fer calf about 2 mos. old. Write price.
Smith,

Jersey preferred. Da OW
Swainsboro, "Ga. Rt. 5. :

value for same. Write for particulars,
and state what you have.
zier, Rayle, Ga.

Will pasture cattle as follows: calves

Want cows or hogs, or both. Exch.

W. J. Morgan,

40 or 45 sheep including 5 or 6 lambs >
Gentle and can be seen

i

W. F. Stro~

50c per mo., medium: size, 75c; grown

cattle, $1 per mo.
Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 6. *

Want common grade cow giving YY

to 1 1-2 gal. milk. Do not want any

high grade cow. W. W. Matthews,

Yatesville, Ga.

Want heifer or cow.. Exch. value
for same. Write before sending. John
Knox Sewell, Ashland, Ga.

Want 2 or 4 Jersey or any good stock ~
heifer calves to raise on halves. Must
be 8 or 10 wks. old. No younger. Good ~
Write be--
Mrs. J. E. Anderson, ~

pasture and best of care.
fore sending.
Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2.

Want 1 reg. Hereford Poll bull aud o

2 or 3 heifers, 2 or 3 mos. old. J.
Martin, Milner, Ga.

Starling Waters,

Want to hear from party having

Black Angus male calves.
etc., in first letter.
Thomaston, Ga.

HOGS WANTED

Claud Hancock,

5

Want a Reg. Duroc J. boar wt. about :
G. B. Moore Macon, Ga.

50 or 60 lbs.
Rt. 6.

State age,

Want 1 pure bred boar pigs, Duroc

Jersey or Berkshire, 75 to 125 lbs. size
for breeding purposes. Exch. velvet
beans or White Spanish peanuts or
pay cash. James L. Keen, Brewton,

a.
Want a pig, 4 or 5 wks. old. Good
stock. Will exch. a Little Brown Hen
: for same. W
A. Cain, Clermont, Ga. =.
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- PAGE SIX

_ Flowers and Seed
For Sale

(Continued from page three)



" Broad leaf hedges, well rooted, range

from 31 to 48 in. $1.50 per doz. 10-

- yrs. old, strong plants, not prepaid,
$1.75 per doz. postpaid. Cash or will
~ exchange some for field peas, butter
beans mung beans or cornfield beans
-and balance cash. . Write what you
have, stating price. Mrs. Harvey Les-
lie, RFD 1, Box 50, Greenville, Ga.,

Fine chrysanthemum plants, yellow,

5 or 6 in. across bloom. 40c per doz
Smaller mums, orange and. lavender,
25c per doz. All postpaid. Will ae-
cept stamps. Mrs. H. L. Anthony,
RED 3, Columbus, Ga,

- Double white altheas, yellow thorn-
_ less roses, white spirea, purple lilacs,
oak hydrangeas, pink flowering, 20c
* each, 6 for $1, or will exchange for
- cotton feed sacks, remnants of cloth,
white table peas, or anything useful.
a A. F. Maloch, RFD 1, Jefferson,
: Pink summer blooming lily bulbs, 3
for 25c; golden glow, 6 for. 25c; Bos-
ton ferns, well rooted, large kind, 20c
per cut; dwarf, 15c per cut; petun-
-ias.and snow-on-the-mountain, 20c
per doz; spotted cannas, 10c each, or
2 for 15c; white star jasmine, 2 for
15c. No exchanges and. no stamps.
Add postage on orders for 25c and
less. Miss Irene Hopkins, RFD 3,
Canon, Ga.

Single red cannas, 75c per hundred,
also mixed chrysanthemums, 10c for
->6. Mrs. S. L. Hendrix, RFD 3, Doug-
tasvile; Ga...
,. Deep pink perennial phlox, 25c per
oo Mrs. Hawes Cloud, Crawfordville
= Ga.
Snapdragon, aster and zinnia plants
_i5e per doz. Shasta daisies, 25 per
doz; blooming phlox and tuberoses, 3
for 25c. Several varieties of red, pink
- and white geraniums, Conk, maple
~ leaf and other begonias, fuchsias, jus-
ticias, Grand Duke jasmine cuttings,
be each. Green Wandering Jew, 3 for
_ 8c. Rooted sprengeri and other ferns
10c each. White Easter roses, star
jasmine vines, rooted, 10c each. Col-
Jection of 25 different flowers, some
rooted, $1. Postage paid on all<or-
ders of $1 and over. Mrs. Lois Turner
_ Dewy Rose, Ga.
Salmon geraniums, red Christmas
and pink May cactus, strong cuttings,
. 25c per doz; Double rose geraniums,
- pink justicia, blue plumbago, orange
~and pink oxalis, nickles-and-dimes
geraniums, white, and pink conk shell
- and other begonias, 5c per cutting. 2
rooted purple fuchsias, 20c each. Pur-

pile and green striped and green Wan-
dering Jew, 10c per doz.

Pink hydran-
geas, well rooted, 30e each. Moss for
_ flower baskets, 15c. Large type, dou-
' ble and single, mixed colors, holly-
hocks; zinnias, balsam, larkspur, climb-
ing red cypress, Chinese lantern, Mar-
_ igolds, strawflowers, 2 spoonfuls, 5c.
Perennial sweet pea see@, 10c - per
~~ spoonful.
seed, 3 spoonsful, 10c or 35 per cup--
~ ful. Collections of 15 flower cuttings.
- 25 or 35 for $1. 60-for $1.50, etc., 1
cupful mixed flower seed, 15c. Add
postage. Geo. Harold Pass, RFD 2
Point Peter, Ga. Rees
; Boston ferris, nice cuttings, 25c ea-
~ Red and pink geranium cuttings, 9c
each, pink oxalis, 10c each; 1 lace anc
_ Sprengeri fern, 2 yrs. old, 5c each
_ Will exchange geranium cuttings for
white and yellow dahlia tubers, alsc
Boston fern for baby breath fern, ea:
to pay postage. No stamps accented
- xcept on small orders. Mrs. O. T.
Atha, RFD 2, Loganville, Ga.
- Blooming size snowballs, 25c each;
- Christmas and star jasmine, purple
lilacs, white spirea,.15c each; golden
glow, fox gloves, shasta daisies, speck-
led lilies; purple verbena, speckled
violets, 30c per doz; August lilies, 20c:
- purple, lavender and light. blue iris, 2
~ Of each, 25c; day lilies, 10c each; yel-
low cannas, 25c per doz. Add_ post-
_ age. Edna Foster, Ellijay, Ga.
Button chrysanthemum plants, 15c
per doz. Add postage. Mrs. A.- B.
Taylor, RFD 1, Sharon, Ga.
-Daffodils, 15c per doz; 10 sprouts of
Snowdrops, blooming now, 5c each, or
will exchange for Red canna lilies and
few monthly blooming rose sprouts.
Will give 2 snowdrops for 1 rose cut-
tine and 1 doz. daffodils for 7 red can-
na bulbs. Also have 15 nice well roo-
ted Dorothy Perkins roses from 2 to
3 ft. long, 10c each. 5 doz. White jon-
--quils, 25 - per doz. Mrs: J. EB. Tur-
ner, Star Route, Bowdon. Ga.
Purple fox glove, double daffodils,
ae yellow iris, 35c per doz.

Double Japanese sunflower J

MARKET
Japanese sunflowers, buttercups, 20c
per doz; blooming hedge, 20c each;
august lilies; zbe per aoz; Japanese
noneysudkie vines, 25c per doz; snow-
on-the-Mountain, 15 per doz; red
rambling rose bushes, 2o per doz. or
Will exchange any of the above for
potato slips, crowder peas, or Span-
ish peanuts. Mrs. Alice Ray, Hila
Gap, Ga.

Furpie Iris, 25 per doz ; yellow prim-

doz., or $1.25 per hundred. Goiaen
ple violets, 20 per doz. Mrs. J. H.
Unampion, Roy, Ga.

Roots of Terrestrial orchid, reddish
puipie blooms, \6 to 3 In. across . on
spikes, 2 to 3 it. high, evergreen fo-
,zage. Preiectly hardy. Direcvions ior
Ccuitivation Witd eacii order, 3 ior $l,
or 50e each. Mrs. Grant brock, Tal-
lapoosa, Ga. :

Hardy mums, daisy and pompon,
white, dark red, yellow, pink Sscariet,
vronze, 10c per doz. Lah bright: yei-
iow. Airican qaaisies, 10c per duz; har-
dy larckspur, pink, white, blue, i0c
per doz; early and late -physostegia,
i10 per doz; blue ageratum, 10c per
doz; bronze day lilies, aouble and sin-
gle, 5c each; pink Sweet Williams, 10c
per bunch; biue, yellow and white iris
vc each, wild blue iris, wild ferns, 10c
per doz; blood root plants, 5c each;
yellow, variegated dark red; doubre
cannas, nice size roots, 5c each. Post-
age on orders less than 50c. Mrs:
Julia Darneil, RFD 1, Jasper, Ga.

Evergreen Boston ivy .vine-25c per
doz. Well rooted; yellow jonquils, loc
per doz; 16 difierent colored: iris, 1 of
each, $1. 9 diiferent dahlia bulbs,
sncluding- Bonnie Blue, White Show
lype, W. W. Ransom, Mrs. Hartong,
Cuban Giant, Purpie Mountain, Gus-
vave Dovzon, Arovabiies, 1 of each
color, $1.50; large blue iris, $2 per 100.

djoz; Tiger lilies, 10c- per buib; snake
cactus, 15c -per cutting; 1 pink olean-
der, 30 in. high, well rooted, _50c;
Thanksgiving cactus, 15c per cutting;
i pink oleander, 30 in.-high, well root-
ed; 50c; Thanksgiving cactus,, 15c, weli
rooted or 10c per cutting. Miss Ruth
faylor, RFD i, Box 47, Fairmount,
Ga. : ee

Yellow four oclock seed, 10c per
doz. 2c-postage. Piants, 15c per doz;
oc postage. Irs. W. J. Wallace, RED
i, Farmington, Ga. S
Choicest dahlias, $1 per doz; double
orchid cannas, 50 per doz; mixed col-
ors holiyhocks,. giant zinnias, mari-
zolds, cosmos, salvias, asters, calendu-
.as, giant snapdragons, larkspur, ver-
oenas, petunias, ageratum, clarkia,
ate. All. colors fine chrysanthemums,
ail 25c per doz. Mrs. W.-L. Biank-
enship, 105 E. Third St., Rome, Ga.
Dahlia bulbsy 50c to $2.50 per doz.
delivered in dozen lots: Mrs. C. A:
turner, Suwanee, Ga. >
Spider lily bulbs, 6 for 25c, or will
excnange for white jonquil bulbs. Mrs.
wW. A. Summer, Adrian, Ga. 2
White spirea, 10c; purple lilacs, ,20
each; flowering almonds, 3 for 15c,
Shristmas and star jasmine, 25c ea,
yaponicas, 30c; golden bell, 20c; snow
galls, 2 to 3-ft. high, 40c, smaller, loc,
red gladioli, 40c per doz; orange lil-
es, 3 for 20c;: pink peonies, 35c pe.
joz; shasta daisies, 25e per doz. Adc
ostage. Irene Foster, RFD 3, Box 4.
aiijay, Ga.

Red canna lily bulbs, well rooted
oc per doz; plus postage, red anc
ellow mixed, same price. Mrs. A. J.
McGraw, 2907 Norwick Street, Bruns-
vick, Ga. :

Scarlet. verbena, large rooted plantss
(0c each; shasta daisies, 60c per doz;
id fashioned daisies, 60c per. doz;
Yish grey bordering plants, 45c pei
loz. Heartsease, yellow and purple,
15 per doz; Dorothy Perkins running
roses, well rooted, 25c. Large. daisy
shrysanthemums, yellow centers, wht.
petals, 35e per doz. Large fluffy
sream chrysanthemums, ~10c.. each;
Pink oxalis, 15c per bunch.~ Green
and white ribbon grass, 10c each; Jap-
anese Iris, large white blooms, 15c ea;
jurple sweet. violets, 55 per doz; lav-

and yellow honeysuckle vines, 15c ea.
Mrs. James E. Hudson, Tusculum, Ga.

All. eolors double peony flowered
poppy seed, 2 thls., 5c; monster red
zinnia seed, yellow four-oel6ck, red,
white and pink cosmos, 5c per tbls.
Several hardy chrysanthemums, 2 doz.
for 25c. Geraniums, 8 varieties, one
cutting. of each, 30c.>. Kudzu plants,
for porch: shade, 25c per doz. Add
postage on all. Mrs. Clif Booth, RFD
2, Kennesaw, Ga,

200 abelia plants, healthy growing,
1-2 yr. old plants, 40c each, cr $60



ilac, 20c each; white daisies,

roses, 20c per doz; Ssnowdrops, loc per)

glow, 5c per bunen; biue verbena, pur- }

White April biooming narcissi, 25 per |

ender wisteria vines, 15 each; white.



for lot, Add postage for less than 1

BUDE tEN
doz. Mrs. G. C. Blanchard, Appling,
Ga. t

Blue irish lilies, $1.75 per hundred;
jonquils, 5c per hunared;- double
dailodils, $1 per hundred; orange day
iilies, (>e per hundred; white. peonies, |
#06 each; pink peonies, 50c eacn; or=
ange canna. hiies, 50c per doz; tame
aoneysuckle vines, s0c per doz; tiger
iines, 1b each; Star of Bethliehent,

50c per hundred; purple and orchid}

violets, 2oc per doz; Sridal Wreath,

f10c each; honey comb, dark red dan-

lias, 10c each; giadioli, 40c per. doz;
prickly pears, 10 each; green, velvet
moss; 10c per doz;\ peach bloom fro-.
ses, 10c per doz; yeliow canna lilies,
60 per doz: carnations, 10c per doz;
mountain sword ferns, 15c each. Will
exchange for seed peanuts, potato
piants, cabbage piants, cornfield bean

rseed,. or well rooted box flowers. Add

postage on orders for less than $1.
Mrs. J. W. Woodward,- Fair Mount,
Ga.

Christmas cactus, well - rooted, 15c
each, delivered. Will. exchange for
lace fern or palm. Miss Ruby Shock-
ley, RFD 2, Temple, Ga. 2

Confederate or -butterfly violets, lg.
blooms, long stems.. Write what you
have, for exchange, or well sell at 25c
per dozen plants. Mrs. Geo. T. My-
gatt, 1260 Prince Ave., Athens, Ga.

2 yr. eld century piants, $1. each,
or. 2 for $1.50). Add postage... August
lilies, .25 each. Bronze wandering
jew, 50c per doz. Mrs. L. M. Ader-
hold, Lavonia, Ga. :

2 elephant ears, 1 geranium, one
conch geranium, 5c postpaid. I.
Boatright, Alma, Ga.

Good sized, physostegia plants, 10c
per doz. Plus postage. Hedge plants.
blooming -variety, 8 in. av. size, goed
roots, 50c per hundred. Postage paid
on 200 or more. Mrs. T. M. McCain,
522 N. Main St., College Park, Ga.

Japanese sweet pea seed, 10cts per
oz, Hardy flourshing bloom, until
frost. Yellow. Mrs. E. P= Bass, Daw=+
son. Road, Albany, Ga. :
Genuine pink .and salmon sultana
10cts* each; genuine : perennial phlox
white, cherry red, and deep pink, 10c:
each; Klondike cosmos, -15 per doz;
purple Heartsease, 10c per doz: blan-
ket flowers, 15c per doz; red daisy
shrysanthemums, 2 for 5c. Add pos-
age: Mrs. C. W. Dutton, Tusculum,
72. :

Pink and white hardy phlox, purple
and lavender iris; purple fox glove,
zolden glow, 25c per doz; pink wei-
relia, purple lilac, pink almond, pink
and white altheas, yellow forsythia,
zolden bell, all well rooted, 2 for 25c.
Snow. ball, 25c each; orange lilies,
Jafiedils, and narcissi, $1 per hundred.
Star of Bethlehem, blue gass, $1. per
undred. Leopard lilies, 25 per doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Millie Henderson,
RFD 3, Box 44;. Ellijay, Ga.

Winter pinks, all colors, 15 per doz.
Slue flag lilies, -15c per doz: FOB.
Valona Saxon, RFD 2, Bowdon, Ga.

2 bunches bleeding heart, 50c per
bunch; yellow globe, 15c per bunch:
ardy plox, 15c-per bunch, or 2 for
be. Add postage. Mrs. Jas. C- Tur-
1er, RFD 4,-Cleveland, Ga.

Purple lilacs, 6 for 25c:; iris lilies,
vhite, blue and purple, 30c per doz;
shrysanthemums, 20c -per doz; nar-
ssi, -15 per doz, or will exchange:
\lso mixed. flower seeds, large pkt., &
ents;- lilacs, 40c per doz: blue ris.
: for 20c, narcissi, 20c per doz. Miss
owa Messer, RE'D I, Waleska; Ga.

Hardy oak leaf hydrangea, white
looms, also blue poinsettia and hibis-
tus; -20 each; or: 3 for 506. Large.
srimson dahlias; medium large purple.
nauve pink, yellow, 75 per. doz, or
Qc each. Pure white ball type, 2 for
be. All colors hardy. chrysanthe-
mums, including white Anerhone, 20c.
ver doz, $1 per 100. Medium sized.
9Qink,; yellow and white, same size, as-
orted. Lavender verbena. also pink
mixed petunia plants, 25e per doz.
Verbena in clumps, if preferred, 15c
each; 2 for 25c; small brown -chry-
anthemums, 50 for 25c. Larse dou-
ble cannas, Wvyomins, Indiana,
Pillar of Fire, 50c per doz. or will
exchange anv. cannas. for anything
san use. Will also exchange erepe
myrtle, white spirea. Write first. Mrs,
Jeffie Ham, RFD 6, Forsyth, Ga.

Orange day lilies, 40c per dozen;
white and purple iris, 40 per doz:
red verbena, 10c each; pinks, 35c-per
doz; red cannas, 15c each: Ladies
Wash Bowl, 35c per doz. Miss: Je-
mima Barnes, Oakman, Ga.

Paper white narcissi, $1 per hun-
dred: red, white and. vellow. mums, 25c
per doz; White Emglsh doswood,. 20c
each: jonquils, 20c per doz: -shasta
daisies. 25 per doz: burnt orange An-
rgust lilies, 10c each: double yellow

Japonicas, 25c each; purple iris, 26)

large,



Thursday, May 1, 1930.
per doz; double white Easter roses,
ode per doz; boxwood cuttings, 5 ea;

house leak, 5 per bunch; blue bells,
ise per doz; golden glow, 25 per dog;

daffodils, double and single, 25 to 3565.5

per. doz; King Humbert cannas, 10_
each; pink weigelas, 10c each; snow=
balis, 40 each, white and purple li-
lacs, 3 for 50c; purple and white vio-
iets, 20c per doz; golden bells, 15ce ea,

Bear grass, 5c each; purple and pink = =

hardy phiox, 25c per doz. Pink carna-
tions, 35c per doz; silver leaf, well
rodted, 25c per doz, Purple flower-

ing locust, 25c each; blue fox gloves,

25 per doz. Miss Lillian Dawes, RFD
3, Ellijay, Ga. :

Pink crepe myrtle, 25c each; holly-
hocks, mixed colors, double, $1- per
doz. Cannas, mixed colors, 50c per
doz; Christmas honey suckle, 35 ea.
Orange and blue lilies,
jilies, 25 per doz. Striped yard grass,
10c per large size bunch; 2 kinds of
amaryllis, white with red stripe, and
pink, 25c each; pink running roses, 2
for 25c; blooming peach sprouts, 20
each, Sweet Williams, 15c each; cape-
jasmine, 1 yr. old, 35c each; - privet
hedge cuttings, 75 per hundred, or
will exchange for coleus or ferns. Mrs.
Ino. L. Phillips, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Perennial phiox, all colors sweet
William, pink primroses, red and wht.
spirea, double dahlias, almost black.
W:ll exchange for caladiums, both
yard and porch, and fancy leaved, also
water lilies and hyacinths, and any

kind of water plants for fish pond,

Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee, Ga.

Double white, pink. two shades of
red geranium cuttings, 3 for 10c;

Christmas cactus, Thanksgiving cactus ba

cuttings, three for ten cents or one
rooted for ten cents; red May cactus,

or 1 rooted for 10c; red May cactus, S

5e;. Boston and ostrich plume _ fern,
rooted, 10c, green and white, red and
ereen, rooted Wandering Jew,
cuttings, 3 for 10c;Guinea wing be-
sonia cuttings, 10c each; snapdragons,

mixed colors, 15 per doz; phlox; 10

yer doz. Coreopsis, 10c per doz; per-
ennial phlox, white and pink, 20c per.
loz; larkspur, 10 per doz; zinnias,

lily bulbs, 10c for small ones, 20c for
large ones.
double and many colors.
small mums, 15e per doz.
filled for less than 50c.

MeGee, Knoxville, Ga.

Large and
No. orders

Mixed flowers, $1 per doz; hemlock,

$1 per doz, All well rooted. Honey-
suckles, $1 per doz; blue. violets, large

and small, 25c per doz; trailing ar- --

butus, 30e per doz; Easter lilies, 40c
per doz; snowdrop bushes, 15 -per
doz; fox glove, 50c per doz;
phlox, 50c per doz; sweet Williams, 6
for 25c, well rooted. Monthly rose ~
bushes, all colors, 15c> jonquils, %5c

per doz; boxwoods, 25e each, 5 for $1;
seach, =o
rooted, blooming Wanderine Jew vine, ~

well rooted. 10c

May roses,
10c each; oxalis, 10c per bunch; hbe-
sonias,
fern, same price; white violets, 5c

each. Add postage on all orders. Red
dogwood, 75e per doz... Miss Cora Tur- :
ner, RFD 4, Cleveland, Ga. i

White milk lilies and elephant ears, =

25 each; millk and wine, orange day
lilies, 2 for 25;-6 for 45c; single or-
ange day lilies and golden Easter lil- -
-eS, 10c each, or 6 for 30c;- lupines, ~
Slue, 50c each; jonquils and gladioli,

mixed colors, 25c per doz; hardy bed- ~ x s
ding lantanas, yellow, pink and white, __

mixed colors;*-Chinese blue wisteria,
%6c each; cannas, King Humbert, red,
vellow, salmon pink, yellow with leo-

Yard spots, crimson, 35 per doz: root--

ed. double red geraniums, 15 each;
will give 25 worth of any flowers free

with $1 order. Mrs. S. Carter, RFD 2,
Alma, Ga. a

Amur River privet hedge, 1 yr. old
plants, $1 per hundred; 2 yr. old
olants, $2 per hundred, postage extra.
Mrs, = J. Orr, 1196 Prince Ave., Ath-
ens, Ga.

White narcissus with - yellow- cen-
ters, 10c per doz; catnip plants, 10e -
each; martin gourd seed, 10c per cup- ~
ful, or will exchange for running okra
eed, running cucumber seed, or any
kind of box flowers. Add postage on
all orders, Mrs. A. W. Worley, RFD
6, Cumming, Ga.

Boxwoods, 25c each, or 5 for $1:
well rooted fuschias, 15c -each, well
rooted: :
zac; dusty miller, 6 for 25c: yellow
thornless rose bushes. 3 for 30; per-

ennial hardy phlox. 50c per doz: sweet z

Williams, 60c per doz. Christmas cac-
tus, 15c each; oxalis, 3.for 25; pink

and white grape leaf geraniums, 3 for

25; begonias, white, 10c each. Snow:
drops, 6 for 50c. Add postage. Mr
W. N. Turner, RFD 1, Dahlonega, Ga.



and August

10c, &

10c per doz: milk and wine _

Dahlia bulbs, 10c each; = =~ ee

Mrs. J.-W.
hardy =~

15c each; Boston and sword

yellow globe, 3 bunches for as













































































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= Thursday, May 1, 1930.
Flowers and Seed
For Sale
Blue Iris, or flag lilies, 15c per doz;

pink verbena, 10c per doz; rooted cape
Jasmine, 15c each; 6 colors double ge-



: BS Yaniums, strong cuttings, 7c each, or

6 for 35c; sword fern, 20c each; pink
and white oxalis, deep red cactus,
monkey tail cactus, pin cushion cac-
tus, air plant, tansy and house leak,
5 each; catnip .and coriander plants,

~ 5e each; 7 good size purple lilac bush-

_ es, 15 each; shasta daisy plants, 20c
er doz; double zinnia seed, 10c per
_ teacupful; lady of the lake plants,
- rooted, 10c per doz; double cannas,
- yellow, 15c per doz; blue violets, root-
_ ed, 10c per doz; fire plants, 10 per
~ doz; add postage on all orders less
than 50c. Will exchange for boxwood,

_ rooted, Arbor vitae, mixed colors glad-

- joli, or double dahlia bulbs, each to

pay postage. Write before sending.
Mrs. Ralph Williams, RFD 6, Cum-
ming, Ga.

White jonquil~ bulbs, yellow jon-
quil bulbs, $1 per hundred; large wht.
chrysanthemums, also red and pink,
75e per doz; Elephant ears, 25c per

- bulb; small sweet William plants, dou-

ble coloring, wel rooted, $1 per hun-
- dred; two lbs. puccoon root, 2 lbs. of
hearts leaves, 50c
per lb. Miss Nora McCurley, RFD
2, Hartwell, Ga. :

Decorative dahlias, 4 shades of red,
yellow bronze, purple, variegated, pink,
10c each or $1 per doz; cactus, rich
rose color, orchid or lavender, 20c ea;
poinsettia dahlias, different colors
ponpoms, superb century single,

colors, mixed, 50c per doz; large type

chrysanthemums, incurved pure white.
yellow, pink, lavender and reflex pink
50c per doz; medium size mums, pink,
white, yellow, bronze, round petals,
sunset bronze, red and white daisies,
15e per doz; tuberoses, 5c each: Wan-
dering Jew, 10c per. doz; cannas, va-
riegated and gold, 50c per doz: milk
and wine lilies, 20c each; dusty mil-
ler, phlox, larkspur, calliopsis, daisies,
25c per hundred; gaillardias and hol-
lyhocks, 15 per doz; shasta daisies,
and double golden glo, 20c per doz:
purple sweet violets, 10c per doz; pink
oxalis, 10c each; ferns, 10c each; small
calla and Easter lilies, 10c each; root-
ed altheas, wisteria (purple) Dorothy
Perkins rose bushes, rooted, 15c ea:
privet hedge, rooted, 5c each; ribbon
grass, 15c each;, hibiscus, 15c each;
cutines of justicia, abelia. white cape
jasmine, 2 of each, 5c; lilac sprouts,
white and purple, 15c each; marigold,
zinnia, pink, hollyhock, calliopsis,
_ cocksecomb, poppy, cosmos seeds, 5c
per pkt. Plants of four oclocks, 5c
each; pinks and sweet williams, 20c
per doz: will give 3 dahlia bulbs with
each $1 order. Add postage. Mrs.
Belle Goddard, FD 2, Goggins, Ga.

August lilies, 15c each, June lilies,
20e each; blue August lilies, 15c ea;
Calla lilies, small size; 15 each: tiger

~ lilies, 10c each; white, red, light rede

dark pink, lisht pink geraniums, 5c
each; red bell fuschias, 5c each; green
dew, 5e each; green and red striped
dew, 5c each; pink jiusticia cuttings,
Se for 2; pink and white hydrangeas,
3 kinds of daffodils, 50c per hundred;
Javender, white, variegated pink, red
_ with yellow center, purple, red, dahlias
$1 per doz. Boxwonds, 10 in. and 8 in.
_ high, 75c. each. Add postage. Cash
with order. Mrs. W. A. Fields, RFD 1,
Gainesville, Ga. ;
Dwarf mixed coxcomh.*10c per pke.
Mrs. W. Bangham, RFD 2, Talking
Rock, Ga.

_ Chrismas cactus, Thanksgiving cac-
tus, red and pink angel wine begon-
jas, 10c each; ferns, 15c each; pink
and red tree begonias, 15c each: sal-
mon sultanas, rooted, 10c each; preen,
and green and white wanderine jew,
Sc each; pink and white oxalis, 10c
ea; coral and Thurstonii begonias, 15c
each; light pink and deen pink conk
beennias, 5c each. Mrs. J. D. Boyett,
RFD 2, Cairo, Ga.

Large rose colored chrysanthemum
plants, 5c each, or will exchange for
willow leaf butter bean seed (either
dwarf or running; Ivy vine cuttings, 5
cts. each, or will exchanse for rose
geranium cuttings; rooted hedge box-
wood cuttings, 10c each, postase col-
ject. Mrs. A. lL, Branan, 217 Duncan
Ave., Macon, Ga.

1 1-2 gal. Balm of Gilead buds, 35c

- Monev with orders: no stamps accent-
ed. Mrs. R. C. Elrod, Rome, Ga. RFD
per at. COD, or 45c per qt. postpaid.
6, Box 156. z

Jonquils, daffodils, buttercups, but-
ter-and-esgs, -20 per doz; $1 per 100;

yellow and salmon pink cannas, 5c
- each; yellow summer lilies, 5c each;

all

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MARKET BULLETIN

large yellow, white, red, lavender and

other kinds mums, 5c- per cutting;
pink Dorothy Perkins rose cuttings,
10c each. Add postage. Mrs. N. W.
Williams, RFD 2, Oglehorpe, Ga.

Gladioli bulbs, 20c per doz. Add
postage, color, orange. Mrs. Lonnie
Rundles, RFD 7, Gainesville, Ga.

Double yellow japonicas, 2 yrs. old,
well rooted, 25c each; large japonicas
4 yrs. old, well rooted, 50 each; jon-
quils, daffodils, 35c per doz; crepe
myrtle, 45c each; hardy phlox, 50c per
doz; deep red anthus 50c each; large
iris, 40c per doz; fox glove, 50c per
doz; bridal wreath, 40c each; butter
and eggs, 40e per doz; pinks, 40c: per
doz. Golden Bell, 25 each: honey-
suckles, 20c each. Will exchange any
of these flowers for equal value. Miss
Clyde Barrett, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga.

Choice water lily bulbs, white and
pink, 50c per bulb, or 35 per bulb in
dozen. lots. No exchange. Mrs. J.
W. Gholston, Comer, Ga.

Oxalis, striped parlor vine, 3 for 10c.
Spearmint, peppermint, 3. for 10;
shasta daisies, yellow lilies, 10c per
doz; wisteria vines, 10 each, white
violets, 10 per doz; rose cuttings, &
different kinds, red and white geran-
ium cuttings, 5c each: Rose of Sha-
ron, white, 2 yrs. old, well rooted, 25c
each; baby rambler rose bushes, well
rooted, pink and red, 10 each; April
blooming narcissi, yellow, 3 doz for
25c. Jonquils, 3 doz. for 25c: white
daffodils, 10 per doz. No orders for
less than 25c. Add postace. Mrs. M-
J. White, RFD 1, Gainesville, Ga.

Sweet scented erass pinks, 15 per
doz; 4 doz. for 50c; Orange lilies, 15c
per doz; 4 doz. for 50c; Arabian lil-
ies, 15c per doz, 4 doz. for 50c; pink
perennial phlox, 80c per doz; 4 doz.
for $1. Purple and white Iris, mixed
20c per doz; 3 doz. for 50: Dorothy
Perkins roses, 60 per doz: rooted;
vellow thornless roses, 3 for. 25c: pur-
ple lilacs, 3 for 25. On orders for
lss than 505, add: postage. Mrs.
Christine McLeod, RFD 2, College
Park, Ga.

Dwarf marisold seed, 4,tbsp. 5c
COD, or will exchange for rosebud ge-
raniums, also lilv sprouts, 5c each;
blue hydrangeas, 20c each, or will ex-
change for double geraniums, red: pre-
ferred. Red and white rose cuttings,
10c each. Party pay postace. Mrs.
Ash, RFD 4, Box 65, Cleveland,

a

Pink canna bulbs, 75e per doz: red

50 per doz, add postage, Amur hedee
well rooted, $2.50 per hundred, All
colors dahlia slips, 15 each, geran-
iums, well rooted, 20c each.. Small
ferns, 10c each; perennial phlox, 5c
each; hardy hydrangea, rooted, 20c
each. Mrs. G. B. Ward, Linwood, Ga.

Dorothy Perkins roses, well rooted,
5 each, add postage. Milk and wine
lilies, 10c each. Marigold seed, 10c per
pkg., add postage. Will exchange for
any rooted monthiy roses. Mrs. G. C.
Monroe, Doerun, Ga. .

Chrysanthemum plants, large type,
} yellow fringe, yellow incurve, pink in-
curve, bronze, red and gold; white,
Dahilias, large double; cannas, red, red
and yellow, pink. All $1 per doz. or
will exchange for single daffodil or
jonquil bulbs at rate of $1 per 100.
Mrs. Rufus Anderson, RFD 2, Box 28,
Augusta, Ga. .

Purple Iris, $1.35 per hundred; Gol-
den Glow, fox glove, shasta. daisies,
mums, 20c per doz; pink almond, pur-
ple lilac, bear grass, 15c each. Laven-
Ser. Tris. 35c per doz.
Fix, RFD 2, Talking Rock, Ga.

Baby Boston fern, 15c; Caroline, Lu-
serne, Beefsteak, and Silver Spotted
begonia cutings, 10c each; rooted Pink
Oxalis, 10; justicia cuttings, purple
weeping lantana, rooted, salmon and
white Suitana cuttings, English Wax
vine cuttings, Thanksgivine and Val-
entine cactus, 10c each; Mistletoe ge-
ranium cutcines, 5c each. Postage
paid on orders for 25c or more. Mrs.
H. H. Snvth. Hilltonia, Ga.

Sweet William, 10c per doz. Mixed
Asters, mixed carnations, planted from
seed, 15c per doz. .Mrs. T. J. Holland,
Toomsboro, Ga.

Old fashioned purple lilac, water-
melon pink crepe myrtle, oranze and
red wild honeysuckle, sweet shrubs and
dogwood, well rooted, cheap. Kochia
or burning bush plants, white fever-
few, gallardia, phlox; golden glow.
yellow cosmos, physostezia, blue arer-
atum, purple violets, double flame col-
or hardv lilies, all 25 per doz. Also
want arbor vitae, japonica abelia, or
any beautiful shrub. Mrs. Robt. Tf:
Allen, Riverdale, Ga. :

Dahlia bulbs, variesated purple, sal-
mon pink, $1. Double red geraniums.
rooted, 10 cents per cutting. nice large





bunches ferns, 25c each. Rooted be-

cannas, also red with bronze foliage,

John Henry,

gonias, large and small leaf, 10c per
cutting. Grape begonia, 10c rooted.
All_ unrooted cuttings, 5c. Add _ post-
age on all orders for less than $1.
Mrs. W. T. Westbrook, Unadilla, Ga:

Snow on the Mountain, 25c per doz;
blue ageratum, i5c per doz; Brown-
eyed Susans two varieties . summer
flowering yellow daisies, 15c per doz;
Weeping lantana, 15c each, physoste-
gia, 25c per doz; justicia 15c. Mixed
double balsams,15 per doz... blue
delphinium, 380c per doz; Arabian
Jasmine, 15 each; silver spotted he-
gonias, 8 in. tall, 25c each: Mrs. J.
T. Holand, RFD 2, Tooomsboro, Ga.

Everbreen privet hedge, plants well
rooted, 30c per doz, or75c per 100
delivered. Butter-and ege bulbs, 20c
per doz., or 75c per hundred, delivered.
Mixed colors, double poppy plants; 15c

per doz. Sweet William seed, 10 per
spoonful. Add postag on orders- less
than 50c. Ruth Gladden, RFD 3, Box

44, Tallapoosa, Ga. -

Shasta: daisies, 3 for 25c; purple fox
glove, 25 per doz,.or $1 per hun-
dred. Pink primroses, 25c per doz-
All well rooted, moss packed. Mrs.
Ida Southerland, RFD-3, Box 48, El-
lijay, Ga.

Orange lilies, 2. doz..-for 30c; red
flowering quince; 3 for 25c; english
dogwood, 3 for 25c; dusty miller, 10c
per doz; pink primroses, 20c per doz.
Birdeye hedge bushes, 0c per doz;
purple: fox glove, 25c per doz; pink-
crepe myrtle bushes, 3 for 80c:- dbl.
red bunch, thornless rose, 40c per. doz.
All well rooted; add postace. Mrs.
Lovisa Blaylock, RFD 3, Box 48, El-
lijay, Ga.

Milk and wine, double orange day
lilies, 2 for 25 cts. 6 for 45 cts. Sinele
orange day and orange colored Easter
lilies, 10 cts each, 6 for 30 cts. White
and milk, 25 cts each. Gladioli, mix-
ed; 25 cts per doz, Cannas, King Hul-
bert, Crimson, yellow, salmon, bright
red, and leopard spotted, 35 cts per doz.
Flowering peach: roses,: red and pink.
10 cts. each. Lantanas: mixed color,
vellow, pink and white Hardv Belding
15 cts each; sweet violets, 50 cts. per
hundred. Crimson running vine, large
bell-shaved flowers, 15 cts each. Sal-
mon color sultans, well rooted, 15 cts
each. With each $1 order, will give 1
large rooted ing FPumbert begonia,
red flowers, Mrs. Walter McDonald,
RFD 2, Alma, Ga.

Amaryllis bulbs salmon pink, 20 cts
each; 3 for 50 cts. Bronze leaf cannas
25 cts per doz, add postaze; lilacs and
trumpet vines, well rooted, 3 for 25 cts:
Christmas castus, 5 cts each, 6 for 25
cets.; large leaf begonia cuttings, red
blooms in clusters, 10 cts each: 3 for
25 cts.
G. J. Holcomb, Bremen. Ga.? - __

Large daffodil bulbs, 75 cts per hun-
dred; white lilacs, 2 for 30 cts: snow-
balls, 2 for 25 cts: pink almonds, 20
ets per doz; double yellow japonicas, 3
yrs. old, 25 cts each; bridal wreath, 10
cts each. well rooted. Add postage.
i Esty Parks, RFD 2, Talking Rock,

a.

Hardy mixed phlox, 1 ct. each, plus
postage, or will exchange for Angel
Wing begonia, salmon colored geran-
tim, and apnie blossom geranium:
Keedie Kirk, RFD 2. Rockmart, Ga.

Sev. colors large zinnia seed. 20 cts
per cupful. postpaid. Also have sweet
william seed, several colors, and red
Celosia seed. Will exchange for abelia
Mrs. Ora Terrell, Alto, Ga.

Peliotrone plants, 15 cts per doz. Gil-
lardia, blanket. flower seed, :5 cts per
tablespoonful, plants, 15 cts per doz.
Dwarf marigold seed, 5 cts per table-
spoonful. Yellow cannas, 50 cts per
doz. Ivy. 10 cts per vine. All hardy
plants with strong roots. Miss Fran-
ses Stanley, RFD 1, Box 74, Stock-
bridge, Ga. :

Shasta daisies, 25 cts per doz; 2 doz
for 35. cts. Gladioli, 5 cts each; 45_cts
per doz; Elephant ears, 5 cts each.-3
for 10 cts. Red, pink and purple ver-
bena, 25 cts per doz; $1 per hundred.
es Ella Edwards, RFD 1, Lorane,

a.

30 nice size 3 yr old rooted boxwoods,
0 cts each. 12 assorted geranium cut-
tings, 50 cts each: yellow day: lilies, 25
cts pr doz; jonquils, 25 cts per doz.
nink hydrangea cuttings, calla lilies
blue iris; 25 cts per doz. Tomb vine,
10 cts per doz. Red and pink cactus,
10 cts each. Christmas cactus, 10 cts
each. No orders for less than 50 cts.

i Mamie Stone. RFD 3, Adairsville,
a.

Phlox plants, 20 cts per doz: Shasta
daisies, winter pinks, 15 ects per doz.
Begonias. Lucerne, Beefsteake, Home
Queen, Otto Hacker. rooted. 25 cts ea:
cuttings, 18 cts each. Pink Conk, 10



cts: per cutting. Nice large asparagus
fern, 50 cts; Boston fern, 20 cts; gera-



Rasy to root, add postage. Mrs. :




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niums, red or white, rooted, 20 cts each,
cutting, 15 cts each. Green Wondering

Jew, also white and green wandering

Jew, 5 cts each; hydrangea, 25 cts;-
Seed verbena, Browneyed susan, Ocean ~
Wave, 5 cts per pk. Special price on
large orders. Add postage. Miss Bea-
nie Smith RFD 1 Kite Ga.

Lavender and yellow pompon chry-
santhemum dusty miller mixed petunia
plants 25 cts per doz; verbena snap-
dragon scarlet salvia, 25 cts per doz;
Love-intangle 10 ects per bunch, White
hydrangea cuttings rooted 20 cts each;
blue flag lilies 25 cts per doz; $1 per
hundred; yellow trumpet jonquil bubs
25 cts per doz; $1 per hundred. Few
prize winning mums extra large, bronze
incurved petals, red reversed, 5 cts.
each. Postage paid on orders of 25 cts
and up. No checks or stamps accept-
ed. Miss Inez Moore, RFD 3, Bowdon,
Ga.

Purple verbenas, 25 cts per doz, har-
dy phlox, variegated Sweet Williams,
25 cts per doz; 12 big dlue flag or sword
lilies, 10 cts each,.$1 per doz. All col-
ors October pinks, chrysanthemum:
flowered, 20 cts per doz. Add postage
on all-orders less: than 50 cts. Mrs.
Nora Nix, RFD 1, Dahlonega, Ga.

Big cup daffodils, 15 cts per doz. lit-
tle cup daffodils, big yellow and old
fashioned jonquils, 10 cts per doz.
Paper white and April blooming nar-
cissi and Montpelier bulbs, 15 cts per
doz. Butterfly lilies, 10 cts per root.
Perennial aster and ageratum (blue)
plants, 15 cts per doz. Or will exchange
for azaleas, peonies in clump, pink and
lavender dahlias. Orders for less than -
50 cts, add postage. Mrs. M. F. Simp-
son, RFD 5, Box 64, Quitman, Ga.

Geraniums, fred, pink, and white cut-
tings, 5 cts each, or 6 for 25 cts, root-
ed. Geraniums, 10 cts, 15 cts and 20
cts per bunch. Hydrangeas, white and
pink cuttings, 5 cts each, rooted, 10
cts each. Orange Lantanas, dark red
.Fuschia Cuttings, 5 cts each. Red Jus-
ticia, blue Plumbago cuttings, 5 cts ea.
rooted, 10 cts. each. Pink and red sum-
mer castus, Christmas cactus cuttings,
5 cts each, rooted, 10 cts each. Straw-
berry begonia, red conch, White conch,
Grape begonia, Sword fern, calla lilly,
small blue lily, all 10 cts each. Add
postage on orders under 50 cts. No |
checks or stamps accepted. Mrs. J.
W. Roper, RFD 7, Gainesville, Ga. ~

Large leaf cannas, Golden Glow, pink
running roses, 2 colors hardy. phlox, 3:
colors large fall pinks or tmhums, white.
violets, fox gloves, New Years vine,
double March flowers, ground ivy, 25
cts per doz. Snowballs, Bridal wreath,
yellow thornless roses, blooming peach
with double pink flowers, Iris or flag
Jilies, blue grass, wisteria vines, 6 for
25 cts. 7 kinds everblooming rose ent-
tings, not rooted, 10 cts per doz. Cut-
tings, not rooted, 2 fuschias, 2 bego-=
nias, 2 justicias, 2 geraniums, 2 June
cactus, 2 Christmas cactus, 2 snake
cactus, 1 large red cactus, 1 ivy gera-
nium, 1 dbl. white fuschia, 1 angel
wing begonia, 2 hydrangeas, 1 hibiscus,
all tor 5U cts. Add posiage. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga. 5

State insp. Altheas, pink, purple and
white, double and single, will bloom
this year. 15 to 35 cts. Buddhea or but-
terfly bushes, 25 cts each. Phila. or
English dogwood, thornless yellow

oses, crepe myrtle, flowering almond,
White spirea, blue lilies, white star
Jasmine, 25 cts; iris, cannas, dahlia
slips, winter and spring narcissi, double
and single daffodils, jonquils, yellow
narcissi, 25 to 60 cts per doz.
G. Simpson, Waverly Hall, Ga.

Purple and pink verbena, 5 cts per
large bunch, Veronica, Speedwell, 10
ets per bunch. Easter roses, well root-
ed, 10 cts each. Ticer lilies, 15 cts per
doz. Several different colors mums, 10
cts per doz. Large tubers, red and va-
riegated dahlias, 10 cts each: medium
size, 2 for 15 cts. All delivered. Mrs.
B. N.. Roper, RFD 2, Willanow, Ga.

City Portland, deep pink roses ean-
nas, extra fine, heavy head, $4 per hun-
dred. Presidents, large, tall red can-
nas, $2 per hundred. Queen Helen, -
large red and yellow variegated, $2 per
hundred. Daffodils, jonquils,
fragrant narcissi, butter-and-eggs,
mixed, $1 per hundred. Gladioli $1 per
hundred, Dorothy Perkins rose vines,
well rooted, $1 per doz. Large, white
Tris, $1 per hundred. Mrs. J. R. Camp,

Cordele, Ga.

Well rooted purple, Chinese Mag-
nolia bushes. All sizes and price. 4H.
H. McAllister, RFD 2, Mt. Vernon, Ga.

Sultans, well rooted, salmon pink,
apple blossom pink, purple, and bricht
orange, 20 ects each..Add 2 cts postage.
Mrs. C. A. Vaughan, RFD 1, Box 69
Barnesville, Ga. - yas






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Live Stock For Sale
_ (Continued from page five)

HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Want 1 good small mule, cheap for
hn, within 15 mi. of or del. to Dou-
ed L. Shelnutt, Douglasville,

a RABBITS WANTED

Want buck and 3 or 4 does Reg.
Chinchillas to raise. on halves. Well
xp. Plenty of feed and good place.
Guar. your half and old ones return-
ed at specified date. Geo. Truelove,
trockbridge, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want Reg. rabbits to raise on halves.
J. V. Tapp, Buford, Ga.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want 100 goats as convenient
Odum as possible: C.
Odum, Ga., RFD. ae
_ Want 100 head of goats. Quote best
yee, etc. Warren O. McLeod, Odum,







to
R. McLeod,



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
_ 25 bu. recleaned Otootan beans, $5.50
bu. FOB. Gordon H. Thompson, Jack-
son, Ga.
__ Jackson Wonder butter-beans, 30c Ib.
Florida butter pole, 20c lb. All pure
and sound seed. Postpaid on orders of

+ oe up. Marion McConnell, Cor-

tay Ga.



ter-beans, 25c lb. postpaid. | Mrs. Rob
_ Jones, Shellman, Ga. :

5 bu. Otootans, $6 bu. FOB Palmetto.
Money order preferred, if not called
for in person. C. W. Cheney, McCol-
lum, Ga. Rt. 1. a
5 bu. Laredos, $4 bu. or exch. for

ual value in 90-day Velvets.. F. G.

enhem, Eatonton, Ga.

Clay peas for hay, $4 bu. FOB. . Cash
ab order. W. O. Birdsong, Gordon,
Oe 2

White pole lima beans, 15c per cup-

oS Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. Rt.

1 1-2 bu. Brab peas, pure and sound,
_ $4 bu. FOB at Canton. Cash with or-
: ae J. Smith, Ball Ground, Ga.

__ 3 or 4 cups wht tender hull cornfield
beans, 30c cup; 2 lbs wht. running lima
beans, 35c. Mrs. J..M. Hall, Calhoun,
Ga. Rt. 5.
__ Otootan beans, 3 yrs. from Orig. and
_ improved, $4.50 bu. W. L. Merk, Stone-
wall, Ga. %
Pure Brown Whipps, $3.40 bu. Brown
_ Whipps, mixed, $3.25 bu., New Eras, 90
per cent pure, $3.25 per bu. Sound
mixed peas, $3.15 bu. P. R. Stanley,
Greensboro, Ga.
_ _20 bu. New Eras, pure, sound and re-
cleaned, $3.75 bu. del. also 1 bu. Lare-
dos, $4.75. C. 'T. Miller, Leo. Ga.
30 Ibs. yellow 6-weeks garden feas,
10c Ib., also 45 bu. Speckled field peas,
$3.50 bu. Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cuth-
berm, Ga, Rt. 4.0
25 bu. Brabhams, clean and sound,
$4 bu. W. W. Lang, Lizella, Ga.
__ 40 bu. Laredo Soys, $4 bu., 150 bu.
-Velvets, $1.40 bu., 50 bu. and up, $1.30
bu., also 50 bu. Whipps, $3.90 bu. J. A.
Woodward, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 4,
_ 100 bu. 90-day Speckled Velvets, $1.35
bu., 25 bu. each, Velvets, $2.75 bu. and
Otootan Soy, $5.50 bu. 15 bu. Un-
: oe. $4 bu. J. C. Lewis, Eastman,

i 1-2 bu. mixed Clay, Red and Black
Rippers, $4 bu. also 1 bu. Brabs, $4.50
bu. Clean and pure. J.

thonia, Ga. RFD 1.

_Otootan Soy, recleaned and guar. to
- ere Satisfaction, $5 bu. FOB. J. H.
_ Walker, Monroe, Ga. Care Ga. Voc. &
Trades School.

About 60 bu. 90-day Velvets ,85 to 90

r cent pure and clean, $1.50 bu. or

1.40 bu. if entire lot is taken. All

OB prices. G. F. A. Williamson, Ro-
Chelle, Ga. Rt. 1.

50 bu. shelled Velvets, good quality,

1 bu; 20 bu. Re@ Hull Speckled pee

25 bu; 8 bu. Otootan Soy, $5.25 bu.

bu. Laredo Say, $3.75 bu. All FOB.

Leon Brown, Wrightsville, Ga.
950 bu. Mathis Imp. Soy (this var.

u. All FOB. R .S. Broadhurst, Am-
ericus, Ga. Se
_Tenderest cornfield and garden
bunch beans, treated, no. weevils; 35c
b., 3 Ibs. $1; butter-beans; Hastings

ed Bunch, Whit
sam ot

pehuek corn. $1 bu.

A. Langley, |

=.

es

Otdotans, picked before the rains,
sound and clean, $6 bu. Only a few bu.
ao W. R. Palmer, Cleveland, Ga. Rt.

25 bu. No. Speckled peas, $3.25 bu.
J. B. Potts, Barnesville, Ga.

25 bu. recleaned Otootan beans, $5.50
bu. ee Gordon H. Thompson, Jack-
son, Ga. :

Bright and clean Brabs, $3.50 bu. G.
A. Lamar, Powersville, Ga.

25 bu. No. Brabs, $4 bu. J. F. Wat-
son, Jr. Montrose, Ga. Rt. 2. e

About 35 bu. shelled Velvets, $1.10 bu.
FOB. L. C. Attaway, Wrightsville, Ga.

3 bu. mixed peas, $3.50 bu. FOB. C.
E. Reiser, Clyo, Ga.

Large black-eyed peas, free from
trash, etc., 2 lbs. 25c. Miss Muriel Ma-
haffey, Carroliton, Ga. Rt. 4.

50 bu. more or less pure Whipps, $3
bu. for whole lof, FOB. Mrs. R. D.
Shell, Senoia, Ga. Rt. 2.

Hendersons Bush lima bean seed,
45c lb. Refugee, or.1 M. to 1 Dwarf
bean, 6 oz. 20c, 45c Ib. Mrs. W. N. Lott,
Braselton, Ga. =

Garden beans at 20c Ib. del. as fol-
lows: 16 1-2 lb. Dwarf Telephone, 19
lbs. American Wonder, 16 1-2 lb. Prem-
ium Gem and 36 lbs. Gradus. Can ship
at once. Maude Hamby, Greenville,
Gao Rt 3. :

BUTTER FOR SALE

Few lbs. nice Jersey butter, 50c Ib:
prepaid. Shipped day order received.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. L. B.-
Landrum, Adairsville, Ga. A
- 3 to 6 lbs. fresh, firm butter, clean
and good, 45c lb. Cash with order. Del.
in Ist and 2nd zones. Mrs. C. T. Wil-
liams, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6. -

2 to 3 lbs. fresh Jersey butter per
week, free from the wild onion taste,
45c lb. Mrs. Henry Mathis, Gaines-



ville, Ga. Rt. 9.



CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN
MEAL FOR SALE

300 bu. white shelled corn, $1 bu. also
a good quality of meal, same price, at
Edison ,Ga. Cash with order. J. S.
Vann, Edison, Ga.

Old fashioned yellow field Flint 2 ear
seed corn, $1 peck del. $3 bu. FOB. Mil-
ton Sumner, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3. ;

Pure Mexican June corn, white and
blue mixed, nubbed and shelled, $1.25
peck, del. $4 bu. FOB; also 1 M. bundles
pright corn fodder, 4 hands to bundle
$2 per 100 wt. or 3c a bundle, del. my
place 2 mi. North-of Barnesville, Ga.
C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Marlboro Prolific, 100 per cent wee-
vil proof, 3 to 4 ears to stalk, most
prolific for the South, 50c per pack. $2
bu. also field yellow seed corn, hard
and firm, best var. for late planting, 2 |
good ears to stalk, 50c per peck, $2 bu.
All FOB. D. M. Lee, Alma, Ga.

Large Rice popcorn, 15 cup, or exch.

for Spanish peanut seed. Jack Eades, ,

Armuchee, Ga.
Whatleys Prolific; $2.25 bu. R. W.

| Griffin, Douglas, Ga. ;

Yellow and Red popcorn, 10c lb. not
shelled; shelled, 15c lb. FOB shipping
point. Mrs. J. A. Langley, Lithonia,
Gav RE Des 2

100 bu. good slipped shuck corn, $1.25
bu. FOB. Myrtle Springs. C. F. Fuller,
Amreicus, Ga. Myrtle Springs. .

Mexican June corn, Blue and White,
mixed. Write for sample and price.
S. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga.

40 bu. corn, $1 bu. 1 1-2 bu. Hastings
Prolific, nubbed and shelled, $2.50 bu.
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson, Ga.

About 50 bu good heavy slipped
J. S. Fowler, Dan-
ville. Ga. Rt. 1, Box 85. :

Mexican Blue June corn, pure and
SOliiuu, (ac. peck, or $2.50 bu. del. Mrs.
Della Adams, Juniper, Ga.

White Rice and Yellow popcorn, 20c
per ee Addie Hughey, Ranger, Ga.
Ri. i

Early Indian field. corn (good for
early roasting ears, or for planting for
extremely late crop; can be planted
the 4th of July and make dry corn by
September 15th). Limited amount. 20c
Ib., 3 Ibs. 50c postpaid, pkt. 10c. L. J.
Vollrath, Winston, Ga.

Browns imp. Big White Flint, heav-
iest and most weevil resistant corn,
medium red cob, carefully selected, $1
peck, $3.50 bu. J. W. Brown, Helena,

a :

Whatleys Prolific, guaranteed 99 per
cent pure, 90 to 95 per cent germina-
tion, sold under crtified seed tag of
the Ga. Crop Imp. Assn. Less than bu.
lots, $4 bu., 1 to 2 bu. $3; 2 or more
bu. $2.75 bu. All prices FOB. Include
nostage for parcel post shipments. H.
QO. Lovvorn, Carrollton, Ga.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS



0 to 20 lbs. each;



as, 30c lb. prepaid. Lee Patrick,
Gi

| use.

Breaks county hams. 32c lb. vrenaid |
a few large;

MARKET BULLETIN

2 each, hams and shoulders, the 4
weigh 120 lbs., sell lot at 22 1-2c lb.
Wont sell part. Money order with
a A. 3 Taylor, Rochelle, Ga. Rt.

15 to 25 Ib. hams, 30c lb. FOB. Cash
with order. H. G. Thompson, Butler,
Ga: At. 1, A no

Nice, sugar cured hams, fancy, 30c
De A A, L. Jackson, Winder, Ga.

Cured meat: hams, 30c lb. or $28.00
per 1u0 lbs. Shoulders, 25c; Sides, 20c
lb. or $8 a 100 lbs. FOB. Mrs, J. C.
Goolsby, Graham, Ga. Rt. 1.

Country cured Hickory smoked meat:
hams. 35c lb., shoulders, 25c Ib. Riley
C. Couch, Turin, Ga. .

' Nice country cured hams, wt. 20 lbs.
ea. 35c lb. Mrs. M. I. Free, Clarkes-
ville, Ga. Rt. 3.

3 45-Ib cans good home-made lard,
15c Ib., hams, 15 to 18 lbs, 28c lb. shoul-

ders, 18 lbs. 18 Ib. Cash with order.
F. E. Trask, Morven, Ga.

Nice cured corn meal fed hams, wt.
between 35 and 40 lbs. 25c Ib., side
meat, 20c lb. All FOB. Hoyte B. Gray,
Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 6.

Country cured meats, hog run, sides,

shoulders and. hams, off same hog, $22 |

per 100 lbs. Sides and shoulders with-
out hams, $20 per cwt. Malvin Collins,
Whigham, Ga. ; ;

Good ecountry hams, 20c lb. cash, or
exch. for table syrup. Write. Alfred
M. Elber, Titus, Ga. ;

Country cured, oak smoked bacon.
Hams 7 to 12 Ibs. 35c lb. shoulders, 7
to 12 Ibs. sides, 8 to 15 lbs. 25c Ib..
Kept in cold storage since cured and
is free from rancid, bugs or insects; is
fresh, sound and good. I. L. Jackson,
Colquitt, Ga.

FRUITS FOR SALE

Dried apples, free of worms, cores,
etc. Sell, or exch. for anything can
Would like some tender cornfield
beans in exch. Sudie O. Herington,
Calhoun, Ga. .

GRAIN FOR SALE |

Peanut hay, $14 per ton car lots; less
car lots, $14.50 ton, FOB. P. E. Ivey,
Pinehurst ,Ga.

25 or 30 bu. good, heavy, home raised
Bancroft oats, 75c per bu. at home.
Will not ship. Mrs. A. R. Thomas,
Bowman, Ga. :

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

No. 8 bee hives, made of new pine
lumber and painted white, $2 ea; not
del. Exch. for bees. J. E. Sorrow, Com-
merce, Ga. Rt. f

New No. 1 section comb honey in 24
een Oey cases, $4 per cs. FOB.
J. M. ite, Groveland, Ga. Rt. 1. ~









Bees in modern hives for sale. H. C.
Reid, Hoganville, Ga. Rt. 4.

New chunk honey in 50 lb: cans, 12
1-8c lb; 10 1b. buckets, 13c lb. 6 to case;
single bucket, 15c lb. All FOB by Ex-
Uke W. W. DeLoach, Brooklet, Ga.

Nice ,new strained honey, $1.25 per
gal. FOB. Cash with order. Money
order, or 15c extra to pay exchange on
checks. John L.-Bennett, Screven, Ga.
Rt. 2 Box 31. ae

24 swarms bees in 10 frame modern
hives with 2 supers ea. new, 2 frame
extractor, extra supply foundation,
swarm catcher, smoker, veils, extra
hives and supers, etc. Chas. F. Hop-
wood, Hawkinsville, Ga. :

14 hives bees, mostly 6 and 8 frame
supers, $2 ea. at my place 2 mi. No.
ta on Canton Highway. J. W.

layton, Marietta, Ga. RFD 1.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

Hastings Valencia peanuts, 3 and 4
to shell. 6 Ibs. 80c; 12 Ibs. $1.50, 24 lbs.
$2.80. D. D. Bland, Baxley, Ga.

N, C. Runners, 80c bu. FOB. Cash
order. O. M. Greene, Iron City,

a.
Hastines Red Valencia seed peanuts
25c per Jb. or exch. for Hendersons
Bunch seed lima beans. Lb. for Ib. Ea.
to pay chgs. O .B. Bowden, Ft. Valley,
Ga. RFD 4.

Spanish peanuts, 4c lb. Will exch.
J. H. Leverett, Parrott, Ga. Rt. 1. ~

No. 1 Ga. Runners, 4c Ib. In less than
100 lb. lots, 5c Ib. FOB. BP. E. Ivey,
Pinehurst, Ga.

Ga. Runners, 3 1-2c lb. R. W. Grif-
fin, Douglas, Ga.

No. 1 N. C. Runners, 4c lb. FOB. W.
S. Norton, Edison, Ga.

Small Spanish, 5c lb. FOB my ship-
ning point. Will trade same for hog
Goobers. L. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

_ No. 1 Red Skin panuts, 3 1-2c a lb.
at my barn. Cash. Arnie Pearson,
Richland, Ga. RFD 4.

SYRUP FOR SALE


Ss







contract with pa

Thursday, May 1, 1930.

in quantity. Every gal. guaranteed.
State what you are willing to pay. R.
L. Griffin, Macon, Ga. 601 Mikado Ave.
-Ga. Cane syrup, No. 10 cans, labeled
75c lb. FOB. W. D. Cox, Manassas, G
36 gal. new Ga. Cane syrup; 6 gal. to
cs. 11 lbs. to gal. Screw: top cans, 75c
gal. or lot for $25 FOB. S. B. Lewis,
Eldora, Ga. ese
Pure Sugar Cane syrup made from
per. cs. of 6 No. 10 cans, or $4.50 cs. of.
12 No. 5 cans; Frt. patd on 2: or more
cases, or on sng. case for 25c extra.
10c per cs. less than 5 cases. Also 4
bbls. low grade syrup for boll weevil
poisoning, 28c gal. FOB. Lee Patrick,
Quitman, Ga. 3 J
Pure, old} fashioned So. Ga. Sugar
cane syrup; cs. 6 10-lbs. cans, $4.20
FOB. W. D. Wells, Adel, Ga. _ ag
VEGETABLES FOR SALE |
Fresh vegetables: 1 acre of early yel
low crook-neck squash, now ready for
shipment. D. J. Harrison, Blackshear,
Ga. s ee
Turnips and turnip greens for sale.
Write for price. Will Hart, Alto, Ga.
Rt ee
Want to contract with some cannery:
or parties to furnish tomatoes this
coming summer. Write for particulars
if interested. Mrs. O. F. Cheek, Ogle-
thorpe, Ga. : -@ 8
Turnips with- nice roots for sale in
truck lots at farm. Joe Powell, Stock-
ton, Ga. Rt. 3. RAG

Georgia Products _
| Wanted a

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED _
Want to exch. 5 bu. shelled corn for
2 bu. Hay peas. A. L. Rozar, Baxley,
Ga. Rt. Bee SH Bay ee
Want several Ibs. large brown Crow-
der 6 wks. peas, also Lady-Finger peas.
Will pay cash, or exch. white and col-
ored Bunch butter-bean seed, or a set-
ting of Owen strain R. I. Red eggs.
Mrs. Jesse Brown; Helena, Ga. -
Want 6 wks. white, black-eyed peas
that bear 6 wks. from planting J. H..
Leverett, Parrott, Ga. Rt. 1. ie
Want to exch. a nice Jersey baby
calf, either sex, for 3 bu. Soy beans,
or for 10 bu. shelled corn. N. A. Wood,
South Atlanta, Ga. oe
Want tender cornfield beans, also red
and white Crowder peas. Will exch. or
pay cash if reasonable. Mrs. Ludie O.:
Herington, Calhoun, Ga. ae
Want to exchal1 doz. pure Bourbon >
Red turkey eggs of good strain for 1
bu. Otootans or 3 bu. 90-day Velvet
beans. Must be sound. H. T. Harri-
son, Lavonia, Ga. = ae :
Want field peas, any var. Will exch.
baby chicks. Quote quantity and var.
with price. D. F. Thomas, Odum, Ga.
Box 27. ae
Want 1-2 bu. Clay peas. Exch. 1 set-
ting of R. I. Red, Owens strain eggs
for same. Mrs. L. Pettit, Pike, Ga.





CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN |

MEAL WANTED _ . a

Want 50 bu. good slipped shuck corn ~
free from weevils. Will pay 75c per
bu. del. here. J. W. Drury, Atkinson,

Cras 5

Want to hear from party having
White Flint corn. Send sample and
write price, etc. Miss Dovie Smith,
Ralston, Ga. Pe

FRUITS WANTED <_.
Want to exch. cabbage or tomato
plants for dried apples. Mrs. E. Cars- _
well, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 2. eS
Want to exch. New Stone tomato
Bermuda onion and cabbage plants all -
good variety, for nice dried apples or
peaches: 1 M.plants for 7 lbs., or 500
plants for 4 lbs. All plants now ready
Ea. to pay postage. Would send mixed
crate if desired. Mrs: H. C. Rowe,-
Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2.

GRAIN WANTED

Want 2 or 300 Ibs. good Alfalfa hay
free from mold. Edward A. Torrance,
Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 5. ee

POTATOES WANTED
Want to get in touch with parties
having the old time Pumpkin Yam
pisek potato. Geo. B. Darden, Sharon, :







a. ee
Want to get in touch with party hav-.
ing the Short Vine or Bunch potato
that was g favorite about 16 or 18 years
ago. Very light yellow, good to eat, to
keep, and to grow. E. W. Anderson
Thomasville, Ga. RFD 5. : =

Cotton Seed For Sale |







tty.



new cane cooked thick and heavy, $4.20 :





Thursday, May 1, 1930._ |

Cotton Seed For Sal

_8 bu. Manleys Sure Crop cotton seed,
$1.25 bu. or exch. for field peas or
~ chickens. J. B. Wilson, Surrency, Ga.

Piedmont Cleveland Big Boll, Ped.
90c bu. also Cokers, No. 5, 1 and 1-16

in. staple, 85c, bu. FOB.. Mrs. H. He

Huff, Bishop, Ga.

600 bu. Ruckers Half and Half, cull-
ed and sacked in 2 and 8 bu. sacks, 90c
- bu. FOB my place. E. G. Matthews,
Atlanta, Ga. RFD 8.

Winns: improved Texas, light, thin
foliage; lint, 40 per cent, $1 bu. in 10
bu. lots; $1.25 bu. in lots less than 10
bu. Roudens extra Big Boll variety.
B. F. Winn, Royston, Ga. RFD 2.

250 bu. Ruckers; Ist yr. from Ruck-
er, $1. bu. or 90c bu. in 50 or more bu.
ae _R. L. Worley, Roopville, Ga. Rt.

Pure Cokers extra Cleveland, full mn.
staple. Less than 10 bu. 90c bu. 10 bu.
or more, 85c bu. 50 or more bu. 80c bu.
FOB. E. J. Stanley, Greensboro, Ga.

Pure Piedmont Cleveland, picked be-
fore rains, privately ginned, recleaned,
~ $1.25 per bu. Orders rushed. R..W.
Stembridge, Milledgeville, Ga.

Half and Half, kept pure at gin, $3
per 100 Ibs., also Ruckers, same price.
Both 2nd yr. from Orig. Exch: for
peas, cane seed, or feed stuff. Mrs.
Sadie O. Howington, Calhoun, Ga.

Pure Wannamakers, recleaned, 5c
bu. R.-C. Couch,. Turin, Ga.

40 bu. pure Wilson, Ist yr from
Orig. $1 bu. FOB. Write. J. N. Har-
ton, Linton, Ga.

750 bu. pure Wannamaker-Cleveland,
recleaned, $1 bu. FOB cars. Claud H.
Hutcheson, Jonesboro, Ga.

D. & L P. No. 4 (proven the greatest
Upland cotton in existence). A little
earlier, more. Prolific and higher gin-
ning percentage; wilt resistant and yield
of lint, 40 per cent. Absolutely pure,
$1.25 per bu.. Also have 1 M. bu. pure
Wilson cotton seed, from. Wilsons
Farm in'1929, $1 bu. H. C. Kimbrough,
Jr. Chipley, Ga.

20 bu. Cleveland Big Boll, 65c bu.
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson, Ga.

Good planting seed of Langford
Heavy Fruiter and Piedmont Cleve-
land, $1 bu. FOB. Cash with order.
No checks. Exch. some for peas. C.
A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga.

75. bu. Half and Half, 75c bu. FOB.
Leon Brown, Wrightsville, Ga.

Good stock Petty Toole, in 3 bu bags

$1.50 bu. Cash with order. J. H. El-
kins, Cario, Ga. RFD.
' Lee Wilson Type and Texas Mabene
cotton seeds, ea. Ist yr. from Breeders
and $1 per bu. also other kind of seed,
ne a J. H. Leverett, Parrott, Ga.
Rt. 1,

Seed For Sale

Eden Gem, Rocky Ford, Texas canon
ball cantaloupe, and Banana musk-
mellon seed, ea. $1 lb., Boston pickling
cucumber, 1-4 Ib. 35c; 1-2 lb. 65c; $1.25
Ib extra Early Green Prolific cucum-
ber, 1-4 Ib. 25c; 1-2 Ib. 50c; $1 Ib. also
Hopkins imp. Red Vatientine Dwarf
bean, McCaslan pole bean, SBurpees
stringless, Jackson Wonder Bush lima,
and Giant stringless green pod, all 1-2
Ib. 20c: Detroit (dark red) Beet seed,
and Honey Dew cantaloupe, 10c 0z., 3
oz. 25c; Early White Spine cucumber,
15 per 2 oz. Dwarf green and white
Velvet okra, each, 6 oz. for 20c. W. N.
Lott, Jr. Braselton, Ga.

Choice Crotalaria seed, the new Le-
gume (greatest land_ builder), Ga.
grown, new crop, 60c Ib. prepaid, 5 or





more Ib. lots, 50c lb. FOB. D. S. Ma--

jor, Ray City, Ga. Rt. 1.

Giant Russian sunflower seed, 25c qt.
or 2 gts. for 50c del. Mrs. B. B. Mor-
gan, Clyo, Ga.

Thurmond Grey melon seed, sound

and pure, hand saved, 65c lb. del, J. L.
Waldrep, Buena Vista, Ga. Rt. 5.
- Absolutely pure Stone Mtn. melon
seed, genuine Rocky Ford cantaloupe,
not diseased, hand selected, $1 lb. 55c
per 1-2 Ib., also Honey Drip cane seed,
-60c gal., and Hastings pure white cab-
bage-collard seed, 40c lb., 3 lbs. $1 del.
C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga. Rt. 2.

50 Ibs. Stone Mtn. melon seed, ist yr.
- from Orig.; free of disease, saved from
largemelons, $1 ib. Reference. Chas.
Ingram, County Agt. Bennett Rigdon,
Ft. Valley, Ga.

Honey Drip cane seed, clean and
sound, $2.50 bu., $1.25 per 1-2 bu. Srhall
lots, 10c 1b., 3 Ibs. 25c, 6 lbs. 50c. Post-
paid in bu. and 1-2 bu. lots FOB: 5
J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga.

1 pt. cantaloupe seed, good_ var. 25c,
er exch. for 150) onion plants, or 1 gal.
clean nest onions for planting. Ea. to
pay postage their way. Mrs. Mary El-
len Foster, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2.



, MAR Kobe? -BoU Leh Eb iL N

1 M ibs. Thurmond Grey melon seed,
1929 crop, 40c lb. FOB. P. E. Ivey, Pine-
hurst, Ga.

White Spanish peanuts, No. 1, sound,
4c lb., Otootan beans, $5 bu. and
Neelys imp. 1 and 1-16 in. cotton seed,
$1 bu. All FOB Augusta. Cash with or-
der. W. B. Love, Jr, Augusta, Ga.

Select Tom Watson seed, carefully
gathered, 35c lb. FOB. Cash with or-
der. Alex Maxwell, Cairo, Ga. RFD.

Tom Watson melon seed, 30c lb. in
20 lb. lots or over; less quantity, 40c
lb. Cash with order. J. H. Elkins, Cairo
Ga. RFD.

Red Valentine snap bean seed, 25c Ib.
white and vellow Bermuda onion seed,
1-4 lb. 50c, 1-2 Ib. $1 1. 1b. $1.90. All
postpaid. A. W. Parsons, Abbeville,
Gao Rt. 2: ;

30 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed,
75e Ib. or exch. for good dried fruit.
Write before sending. Mrs. J. A. Akins
Tifton, Ga. Rt. 3.

Hastings Sugar pumpkin seed, 1-4
lb. 25c. Cash. Will exch. for white
Bunch butter-beans, white sugar crow-
der peas, or 1-2 Runner beans. Mrs.
C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.

Pride of Ga. watermelon seed, $1 1b.
No checks accepted. J. D. Burrell,
Hampton, Ga. Rt. 2.

2 bu. Ga. Cane seed, $2.25 bu. FOB.
A. L. Wooten, Meansville, Ga.

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Seed Wanted

Want old fashioned multiplying shel-
lots (onions). State price. R. L. John-
son, Lake Park, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 19.

Want 1 or 2 lbs good, tender corn-
field beans, 2 or 3 lbs., red speckled
crowder peas ,2 lbs. Calif. Black-eyes, 2
cups McCaslens pole beans, also 5 Ibs.
each, of Spanish and Red peanuts. Will
exch. for same. Mrs. Mamie Stone,
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Miscellaneous For Sale

Ground oyster shell for large and
small chickens $1 per 100 lbs. FOB. W.
A. Smith, Savanfiah, Ga. 102 Bay St.









-| Hast.

100 Ib. size feed sacks, 10c ea. Add
postage on all orders for less than 7;
1 extra given on 10 sack order. Rubt
Lee Sanders, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1. _

Peach and pair preserves, 50c qt. or
30c pt. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson,

White, chicken feed sacks, washed
and unwashed, 10c ea. Mrs. J. C. Lums-
den, Talbotton, Ga.

Nice, tub washed wool, .40c Ib. Also
a few doz eggs weekly. Alfred M. Eller,
Titus, Ga. ;

White and Red Vinegar, 50 gal. bbls.
at 15c gal. FOB. Cash. L. E. Harri-
son, Dublin, Ga.

Rattleweed root true), free from dirt,
25c Ib. also clean, fresh ratsbane, 60c
ib: del in ist and 2nd zones. .S._ A.
Beavers, Cummings, Ga. Rt. 2.,

30 lbs. cotton 15c%b. Mrs. J. F. Till-
mon, Glenwood, Ga. Rt. :

4 pt. blackberry jelly, 2 pt. quince
preserves, 35c at. Exch. 3 pts for 1 M.
potato plants to be del. by May 15th.
aes Grace B. Murphy, Jasper, Ga.
Re. 2.

Sundried Blood Root, 25 lb., Yellow
Root, 35c lb. M. L. Garrett, Pender-
grass, Ga. Rt. 1.

Fig preserves, 90c gt. and other value
to sell, or exch. for baby chicks. Write
Mrs. M. McCullough, Round Oak, Ga.
Box 72. ;

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want to exch. value for new white
sacks. Mrs. Grace B. Murphy, Jasper,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Want 100 white feed sacks, layge red
and Spanish peanuts to plant; dried
apples; white peas; field peas to sow,
will exch. fine blooded J. B. Giant eggs
for setting at $1.50 per set. Mrs. J. S.
Weatherly, Hoschton, Ga.

Want to exch. a few M. Gov. insp.
Porto Rico pot. plants for new geese
feathers. -Mrs. L. &. Deal, Bristol, Ga.

Plants For Sale

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 per
M: Greater Baltimore tomato plants,
$1 per M; Ruby King pepper plants,
$2.95 per M. C. L. Steedley, Baxley,
G

| Ga.









a.

Porto Rican potato plants, govt. in-
spected and treated, $1.50 per M de-
livered. Now ready to ship. Leroy
Lightsey, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga.

Guaranteed, well rooted, 7 in. Wake-
field cabbage and New Stone tomato.

lants, fresh, undiseased, thrifty plants
rom best seed, 300 for 50c; 75c for
600; $1.15 per M. Mailed promptly,

500;



postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga.
_ Porto Rican potato plants, govt.
insp. and treated, $1.75 per M. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. New Stone to-
mato plants, good size and well root-
ed, $1.25 per M. D. M. Boatright,
Coffee, -Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
45c per 200; 65c per 300; $1.10 per
$2 per M. Will exchange for
honey in comb, new duck feathers, or
anything can use. Plowing up old
patch after this crop, so plants will
be first size. Mrs. J. M. Hall, RFD
5, Calhoun, Ga.

Large Kudzu plants, 10c each. Mrs.
[. E. Gibson, Waynesville, Ga.

Collard. plants 10c per doz; all post-
paid on orders over 25c, Under 25c
add 6c postage. No stamps. Mrs.
Josephine Spear, Mitchell, Ga.

Weli rooted currant sprouts, red, 2
for 30c; blackberry vines, heavily roo-
ted, $1 per hundred; 4 doz. 75c pre-
paid. Will exchange for onion seed
or plants, or for nice box flower cut-
tings: Bach: to deliver, Mrs:.-S. --T:.
Smith, RFD 2, Box 90, Austell, Ga.

Imp. purple skin and pink skin
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. insp.
and treated, $2 per M, 5M or more,
$1.75 per M. delivered. Now ready. D.
AS Brown, RFD D, Box 109, Cordele,

a.

Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.50 per M. Cash with or-
der, or money order. Mr. J. W. Phelps
RFD 7, Tifton, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.60 per
M delivered. Lots of 5M or more, $1.-
45 per M. Ready for shipping. Full
count. I. EH. Clayton, Tifton, Ga.

Ga. heading collard plants, 20c per
hundred; 65c for 500; $1.10 per M.
Open field grown. Nice plants, full
count and prompt delivery. W. F.

| Stanley, RFD 1, Box 74, Stockbridge,

Ga.

Genuine imp. red skin Porto Rican
potato plants, govt. insp. and treated.
$1.50 per M FOB. Money order with
order. May and June delivery. W. R.
Hutto, RFD 2, Box 16, Surrency, Ga.

Pure red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, govt. insp. and treated, $1.59
per M. Good plants and full count. J.
M. Campbell, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga.

Pure red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, $1:75 per M, FOB. 10M or over
$1.50 per M. FOB Surrency, Ga. J.
Cc. Campbell, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga.

Genuihe red skin imp. Porto Rican
potato plants, govt. insp. May and
June delivery, $1.50 per M FOB. Good,
strong plants and full count. Orders
filled, promptly. Send money order.
W. G. OQuinn, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga.

Early Jersey cabbage plants and Ga.
collard plants, now ready, 60c per 39);
75 for 500; $1.25 per M, delivered, as-
sorted as wanted. G. Ben Wilson,
Abbeville, Ga.

Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.75 per M; 10M or more, $1.-
50 per M. Cabbage and onion plants,
$1 per M. Stone and Greater Bal-
timore tomato plants, $1.50 per M.
Ruby King pimento and hot pepper
plants, 40c per 100. Plants now rea-
dy. Cash with order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. C. L. Smith, Baxley, Ga.

Bonny Best, Baltimore, New Stone
and Earliana tomato plants, Copen-
hagen Market and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, $1 per M. Prompt
shipment. Roy McRee, Meigs, Ga.

6 - 8 in. Livingston Globe tomato
plants, for immediate del. in Ga. $1.75
per M del. H. B. Jones, Woodbury,
Ga. s
Cabbage plants, 25c a 100; $1 M.
Add postage. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore
Ga. Rt. 3.

Sparks Earliana tomato plants, now
ready for shipment, 20c a 100, $1.75
per M. Packed well. Grady Wright,

Burbanks Wonder-Berries; special
prices while supply lasts; 6 for 25c,
45c a doz. $1 per 30; New Stone or
Beauty tomatoes, 30c a 100; 50c for
200; genuine Ga. collard plants, 25c
a 100: 50c for 300. All postpaid. John
Boswell, Sasser, Ga.

Genuine imp. Porto Ricans, from

vine cuttings, insp. and treated, $1.50
per M. 5M and up, $1.40 M. Good
plants and full count guaranteed. H.
G. Evans, Graham, Ga.
, Porto Ricans, ready, $2 per M. All
orders filled the same or the next day
received. Exch. some for peas. H.
L. Williams, Baxley, Ga.

Imp. Nancy Hall pot. plants, bedded
from selected seed that made 250 bu.
per acre, $1.75 M. Over 3M $1.65 M.
Over 10 M, $1.45 M, FOB. Lonnie
Moore, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 4.

Greater Baltimore tomato plants, $1

Dublin, Ga., Rt. 1.

per M. E. B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga.

New Stone tomato plants, ready to

transplant, 35c .per hundred delivered.

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PAGE NINE

Mrs. L. A. Smith, RFD 1, Box 14-A,
Woodcliff, Ga.

Imp. inspected Porto Rican and
Nancy Hall potato plants, $1.25 per
M. FOB Pelham, Ga., C. R. Redmond,
Pelham, Ga. aes

Govt. insp. Porto Rican
plants, $1.50. per M postpaid in Ga.
T. C. Withrow, Odum, Ga.

Tomato plants, large, stalky; Bon-
nie Best, -Baltimore, $1 per M; Porto

Rican potato plants, $1.65 per M; 5M .

$7.50. J. S. Burgess, Pembroke, Ga.

Govt. insp. pure Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.60 per M delivered. May de-
livery. B. E. Daniel, RFD 1, Box 122,
Ty Ty, Ga. :

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 per
M; 5M lots, $1.65 per M; Boones, $2
per M. Cabbage plants, 500 for 75c;
$1.25 per M, delivered. Bill
RFD 2, Gainesville, Ga.

Large, rooted Kudzu plants, 100 for _

$1; McDonald blackberry and Lucre-
tia dewberry and Presno! dewhberry
plants, 100 for 75c; 200 for $1.25; $6
pat M. J. W. Toole, RFD 2, Macon,

a.

Pure certified Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.75.per M; Earliana, New
Stone, Greater Baltimore, and Red
Rock tomato plants, 75c per 500; $1.-
25 per M; $5 per 5M. Copenhagen
Market and Wakefield cabbage plants
15c. per M.~ R. LL. McRee, Meigs, Ga:

Early Jersey cabbage plants, now
ready, 20c per hundred; or will exch.
fr sweet potato plants, Lady Thomp-
son strawberry plants, 25c per hun-
dred, yellow raspberry plants, 10c ea,
or $1 per. doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Nancy Henderson, RFD 3, Box 44, El-
lijay, Ga. ;

Early Jersey, Charleston, Succession,
cabbage plants, 25c per hundred; 75c
per 500; $1.25 per M. Acme, Perfec-

tion, Redfield Beauty, New Stone to-

mato plants, 30c per 100; $1.25 per
500; $2. per M, postpaid. Mrs. Etta
Durham, Sale City, Ga.

Cabbage plants, Early Dutch and
Early Jersey, $1.25: per M _ postpaid,
Prompt shipment and full count. Mrs.
Maude Brooks, RFD Arlington, Ga.

Cabbage plants, Early Jersey and
Charleston Wakefield, also straw col-
ored Bermuda onion plants, now rea-
dy, open field grown. Shipped pack-
ed in water moss. Full count, no de-
lay, 30c per 200; 60c per 500; $1 per
M. delivered by prepaid Parcel Post.
Cabbage and onion plants same price.
J. O. Stokes, RFD 3, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Frostproof cabbage plants, fresh, lg.
and stocky, guaranteed to give satis-
faction; 500, 60c; $1 per M. John R.
Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Genuine Porto Rican potato plants, -
$1.75 per M; $1.50 per M for lots of

5M and over. Cash with order. S. M.
Blanton, Surrency, Ga.

Trop. yellow skin Porto Rican pota-
to plants, govt. insp. $1.50 per M, FOB
Baxley.
Apr. 20th. Cash with order. Mrs. Del-
lie Waters, RFD 2, Baxley,,Ga.

Genuine Porto Rican potato plants,
$1.75 per M; 5M and over, $1.50 per
M. Cash with order. John Herndon,
Surrency, Ga:

Hastings Big Brimmer and Wilt Re-
sistant, Marglobe tomato plants, 25c
per hundred; $2 per M. Open field
grown. Now ready. .Mrs. S. Carter,
RFD 2, Alma, Ga.

Genuine imp. govt. insp. and treat-
ed, red skin Porto Rican potato plants
$1.75 per M, delivered. In lots of 5M,
$1.60 per M; 10M lots, $1.50 per M, all
delivered. Now ready to ship. R. M.
Cox, RFD 5, Moultrie, Ga.

White wonder tomato plants, 40c per

hundred, to be delivered in May. Cal-
amus, large size roots, 25 per doz;
spearmint, 25c per doz. Will exchange
for peas or tender garden beans. Mrs.
Grace Murphy, RFD 2, Jasper, Ga.
Govt. insp. red skin Porto Rican po-
tato plants, nothing pulled but good,
strong stocky plants, $2 per M. All
leading varieties tomato plants, $2.00
per M; cabbage plants, $1.50 per M.
Worlds Beater and Chinese Giant
pepper plants, $3 per M. E. T. Clem-
ents, Sandersville, Ga.

Tobacco plants for sale, cash. H. C.
Poole, RFD 1, Covena, Ga.

Bermuda grass plants, for lawns or
pasture, any amount. Can furnish by
the thousand or by the hundred lbs.
Also Johnson grass. Make offer on
plants. Parties pay postage. Money
order only. M. Ll. Finley, RFD 1, Li-
thonia, Ga.

Earliest variety imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants, 30c per hundred; $1.25
per 500; $2 per M, delivered. All well
rooted young plants. Mrs. J. S. Crowe,
RFD 4, Cumming, Ga.

Cabbage and tomato plants, 15c per
hundred. Mrs. E. Carswell, RFD 2,
Tifton, Ga.

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urple Tris, 20 cts per doz; Pink and
Ag hardy Phlox, pune, fox glsve.
k primroses, all, 2 doz for 25 cts.;

le pink Almonds, Snowballs, flow-
Quince, pink Weigela, all 15 cts
ach, or 2 for 25 cts; Creeping Charlie,
cts per bunch. a postage. Mrs. S.
herland, RFD 3, Box 47, Ellijay, |

nk perennial phlox, 50 cts per
oz; Shasta daisies, 30 cts per doz;
erennial daisies, 25 cts per doz; zin-
S, mixed, all colors, 20 ets per doz;
farigolds, variegated, or solid yellow:
ets per doz; annual] phlox, mixed, all
lors, $1 per hundred; solid pink, $1
er hundred. Perennial Sunflowers, 3
or 25 cts; pink, purple, lavender ver-
5 Oe cts. each; 50 cts per doz.; Coral
vine, 2 yrs old, 40 cts; Chrysan-
mum, white, yellow, pink. 8e e2.,
for. $1. 15. Mrs. R. L. Silver, Edi-

ace border plants, Dusty Miller,
Pink Thrift, 15 cts per doz; pink prim-
es, 30 cts per hundred; Chrysanthe-
ums, large type, 30 cts per doz; daisy
rysanthemums, 25 cts per doz: pink

bena, 5 cts for, nice plant; holly-.

iocks, all colors, mixed, single and
ouble, 15 cts each, 2 for 25 cts; May
ay lilies, 25 cts per doz; double May
ay lilies, 35 ae Be doz; large red
nd yellow canna Iilies, 3 for 10 cts;
rothy Perkins roses, pink and white,
and 20 cts each; sweet grass, 15 cts
er doz; Snowdrops, 15 cts each; run-
ing honeysuckle, 10 cts each, 3 for 25
ts; pink pot hydrangeas, 20 cts each;
ibbon grass, 3 for 25 cts; pot ferns,
geraniums ,wax vines and begonia cut-
tings, 5 cts to 20 cts each: send postage
all orders. Will exchange any of
hove for white running butterbeans,
nd 10 lbs white bunch butterbeans, or
Ib. of okra seed, Velvet variety. Each
ee: postage on exchange. Write
t.. Mrs. i. F,. Jarrell, RFD 2, Box

44, Butler, Ga.
different colors pink geranium cut-
tings, 10 cts each; blue Iris, 50 cts per
ae red geranium cuttings, 10 cts each;
Snake Tongue bulbs, 50 cts. _per doz:

lies, 25 cts per bulb ;pink hyacinth
bs, 50.cts per doz; Christmas castus
uttings, 25 cts per doz; or will ex-
qange for white chicken feed sacks at
cts. each. Miss Gertrude Beckham,
FD 2, Box 42, Rising Faun, Ga.
Dorothy Perkins roses; rooted, 10 cts
ach; flowering Almond sprouts, 10 cts
each; Jonquils, butter-and-egg bulbs,
cts per doz; fig sprouts, 10 cts ea;
snowdrop bulbs, 10 per doz; crepe
myrtle sprouts, 10. cts each; Lemon
Rose. cuttings, 2 for 5 cts; cape Jas-
ag cuttings, 2 for 5 cts. Add post-
_ Mrs, W. A. Lanier, Fitzpatrick,

ink and lavender. also red double.

lia roots, 5 cts each; single red dah-
roots, 5 cts each; red, variegated,
mon pink Canna bulbs, 5 cts each,
postpaid. -Also red and pink gera-
hiums, salmon pink Sultans, red and
pink Justicia, 7 different kinds of cac-
tus, 5 different kinds of begonias, all 5
cts each, or 10 cts rooted. Red, pink
nd white Hibiscus, rooted, 25 cts each;
white Chrysanthemums, 10 cts per doz;
blue Jonquil bulbs, 20 cts per. doz:
ee Miller, 10 cts per doz; Mrs. Jose-
phine Spear, Mitchell, Ga.
verblooming begonias, (pink) ;
q geraniums, crimson, pink and
white, Baby Breath ferns: red, purple
and yellow dahlias, Ragged Robin

dou-

?

Marigolds, Black-eyed Susans, yellow
osmos seed, three papers for 20 cts.
11 other plants, 2 for. 25 cts,
lla Robinson, RFD 3. Greenville, Ga.
Deep blue Tris, 25 cts per doz; Lily

of the Valley, 15 cts per doz; pink

Sweet Williams, 35 cts per doz; cedars,

2 to 3 ft high, 50 cts each. Love-in-

Tangle moss, and Marietta moss, 5 cts

per bunch. Add _ postage. Denver

Jones, Roy, Ga.

Rosy pink, white and blue hardy
erennial) Phlox, 25 cts per doz.
ertha Allen, Loundsville, Ga.
Mixed colors Snapdragon plants, one
ent each. Add 7 cts for postage. Mrs.
E. Browning, RFD 4, Doerun, Ga.
Snapdragons, 7 5cts per doz. Write
description of plants before send-
money, as wish to give satisfaction.
rs. J. F. Fender, Stockton, Ga.
ed and pink cactus cuttings, 15 cts.
h; Christmas cactus, rooted cutting

1 ee tee begonia cutting, 15

sprengeri, sword,
ooted plant 5

}$1 per doz.

l0:.cts each:



MARKET SULLE TIN = os:
D. W. Howell, Shell-

each. Mrs. W. A. Clay, Loganville, Ga.
kine iris, lavender side with purple
falls, 25 cts per doz; yellow sides with

bruwn iaals, 60 cts per doz; sky blue, 40.
cts per doz. Violets, blue and variegat-

ed, 25 cts per: hundred. Cannas, yel-
low, 40 cts per doz; Snowdrops, 25 cts
per hundrea. Mrs. "Riley Ross, RFD 1,
aunggold. Ga.

Will exchange other plants and
shrubs for Rosy Morn and deep purr
setunias, snap dragons, mixed colors;
Fox gloves, pink perennial Phlox; pink
Cannas, red Spider lilies, red Peonies
and red Dahlias; Arbor. Vitae, Juniper,
Japonica, Veronica, Nandina, Barberry,
young Mimosa tree, and pink Dog-
wood. My's. Robt. T Allen, Allenwood

Farm, Riverdale, -Ga.

2 yr. old coral or pink vines for 30
ea. Mrs. E. J. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

Dark red velvet dahlia plants, 25 cts
per doz; rich cream mums, 15 cts per
doz; 2 for 25 cts; pink and red Conk
begonias, 10 cts each; pink cluster
climbing rose vines, rooted, 2 for 25
cts; large, double, all colors zinnia
plants and large, double, orange and
lemon color Marigolds, 10 cts per doz;
3 doz for 25 cts. Coleus, 10 cts per doz;
pink Cockscomb, 3 doz for 25 cts; dbl.
Touch-me-nots, 15 cts per doz; 2 for 25
cts. Add postage on orders under 50
cts.. One doz white mums, with each
$1 order free. Mrs. -F. E. Happoldt,
Lewiston, Ga.

Snapdragons, dwarf French Mari-
solds. Asters, Rosy Morn, Balcony Blue
and Rose of Heaven petunia plants,
25 cts per doz. Add postage if by mail.
Miss Carlie Kemp, Marietta, Ga.

Hollyhocks, yeliow and white, double,
tocks, all colors, 75 cts
per doz; Sweet Williams, all colors, $1
per doz. Physostegia, pink and blue, $1
per doz; pink daisy chrysanthemums,
75 cts per doz. Boltonia, 25 cts; bal-
sams, zinnias, and all colors petunias,
50 cts per doz: Matrimony vine, 25. cts;
orimrose, tall yellow, 50 cts per doz;
poinsettias, 25 cts. Mrs. S. W. Sloan,
RFD: 1, oe Ga. :

Grane begonia, 10 cts each; gaillar-
dia, 25 cts per doz; Golden Glow, 25
cts per doz; False dragonheads, 25c
doz: Widows Tear, 10 cts each;
snapdragon, 25 cts per doz; include
postage. on all orders. Mrs. C. -H.
Capel, Molena, Ga.

Large, double, rose pink cannas, 3 for
25 cts; or 75 cts per doz. Also double
red. yellow, red and yellow spotted, 4
for 25 cts, or 50 cts per doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. A. G. Clarke, RFD 2, Ab-
beville, Ga.

Fall pinks, white with yellow cen-
ter, 20 cts per doz. Pink hardy phlox,
30 cts per doz; Fox glove, 20 cts per
doz; purple and lavender Iris, 25 cts
per doz. Golden Glow, 20 cts per doz.
All well rooted. Add postage. Emma
Langley, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga.

Sprengeri and lace ferns, well root-
ed, 20 cts each, or will exchange for
Sultana or white geraniums. Also
rattiesnake cactus. rooted, 10 cts. Miss
Bertie Barron. RFD 2, Baxter, Ga.

Large leaf, Gee pourple verbena, 15
cts per doz; 2 doz. 25 cts; $1 per hun-
dred. Wild Calendulas, good-bulbs, $1
per hundred. Native ferns, different
kinds. 50 cts per doz; $2.50: per 100.
Elephant Ear bulbs, 35 cts each; dbl.
red: and white, rose red geranium cut-
tings, 5 cts, each; 6 for 25 cts; Christ-
mas cactus, Deerhorn cactus cuttings,
erape begonia plants, 10
cts each, 3 for "95: pink primroses, lark-
spur, petunias, mixed colors, Marigold
plants, 15c per doz: 2 doz. for 25 cts.
Add postage on orders under 50 cts.
Will accept stamps on small_ orders.
ne Oscar Phillips, RFD 3, Royston,

a

White Easter roses, dbl. 2 for 25c;
Ah]. white spirea 2 for 30; pink wes-
ela, 25.c ea. yellow japonica, dbl. black-
berry iris, and dbl. white fall pinks,
ach, 30 doz. pink almonds, 2 for 30c;
golden bells, 20 for 25c; purple iris,
orange day lilies, each, 35 doz. white
narcissi bulbs, 40c doz. 2 rooted roses
free with--every 75c or more _ order.
a Lola Hefner, Talking Rock, Ga.,

Snapdragons, mix. col. 50c doz. large
plants; 5 rooted white sultanas, 15c ea;
dahlias, light and dark red, 10 each;
large dbl. yellow, 15c each;
102 each; nerwinkle 15c dozen; pink
and red verbena, 5c each, Shasta
daisies, 20c doz. Blue daisies, 30c doz.
pad postaze. Miss Millie Wise, Wadley,

a.

Geranium cuttings, 8c each, ferns,

3er

20c each; boxwoods, 3 yr. rooted, 25c {|
-|each and some pot flowers.

Mrs. Ma-
mie Stone, Adairsville. Ga., Rt. 3.
Flowering Balsam, mixed colors, 10c
this., Giant Russian sunflower seed, 25c
qt. or 2. oe del. Mrs. B. B. M
AAR ei Spee es

| Golden

than 507.

purple lilac

Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2.

ink tinted



list and prices.
man, Ga.
Large red cannas, 10c ea. 55 doz. also
ew yellow ones same price; 6 wht Su-
euat. lilies, well rooted, 50c; purple iris
(or Blue Flags), 35 doz. Also pepper-
mint, spearmint and Tansy plants,.10c
clump. Exch. for plants, seed, and
other: things. Write. Mrs. L. C. Aber-
nanthy, Lula, Ga. Rt. 2

Dbl. jonquils, daffodils, 5 doz. $1:

/chrysanthemums, 4 doz. $1; dbl. pink

almonds, 6 for $1; Eng. dogwood, 4
bushes 6 to 8 in. high, $1;red flowering
Jap. quince, $1 per 12. plants; 2 gol-
den bells, well rooted, 50c; deep red
hollyhocks, will bloom this yr. 6 plants
for $1; red and purple verbena, 4 doz.
50c; pink and white primroses, 25c doz.
narcissi buibs, 4 doz 50c; lavender iris,
2 doz. 50c; Ladies Wash- bowl, 6 doz.
$1 orange day lilies, 25c doz. Add post-
a : Mrs. Vee Silver, Oakman, Ga.

Well rooted lily bushes, hedge bush-
es, birdseye, all 10c each; wild rats-
bane, 20c lb weeping willow, 15 each;
weeping asparagus, 5c each; Moss and
house-leak, ea. 5c bunch; Exch. for
nice, clean feed sacks. Cash with or-
der. Add postage. Miss Davie Smith,
Ralston, Ga. _ yet

Shasta daisies, 30c doz,, dwarf Eas-

ter roses. 10c each; Bear grass, 8c ea.
paper white narcissi,
weigelas, 15c each; dbl. japonicas, 25c
each; blue foxglove, and white mums,
each, 25c doz., dbl. mixed zinnias, 25c
doz., Sage plants, 20c each, 8 for $1;
catnip, 20c each, spearmint and pep-
nermint, 15 punch. All well rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. W. V. Silver, Eili-

jay, Ga. Rt. 3.

Butterfly bush, azaleas. May cherry
sprouts, Mtn. laurels, all 25 each;
glow, 35c doz. _ dusty miller,
wild Bird-Foot violets, wild for-get-me-
nots and tansy plants. all 25e doz:
pink perennial phlox, 50c dozen; wild
ferns, Lions Tongue, eartsease, Colts
Foot, each, 25c a clu - Balsam, horse
radish, bunch; oranze "dav lilies. 25
Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff,

a. wei :
Tathvrus (nink). 10 each, blooming
size perennials; Sweet Williams, mixed
colors, 20c dozen; Sweet Williams and
hardy garden pinks, both mixed colors,
from seed planted this yr. 10c doz:

mixed col. dbl. poppy, 15 doz.; Rose
Mallow, hardy red hibiscus, 2 yrs. old,
25c ea., Add postage on orders less
Miss Naomi Gladden, Talla-
poosa, Ga..Rt. 3 Box 44.

Weigelas SEO. pink peonies, 35 ea;

e:
blooming size snowballs. 25c: Eng. dog-
wood, 1c; August lilies, 15c; Shasta

daisies, 25 dozen; purple and lavender

iris, 30 doz., Fox Gloves. 20c doz.. hol-
lyhocks, all colors, Tc ea. Exch. for baby
chicks. R. I: Reds preferred. Mary
Foster, Ellijay, Ga.

Boxwoods and arborvitae, flowering
peach trees, altheas, and snowballs. all
25c each; Azaleas and red dogwoods,
25c ea. $1 doz., golden glow and snow-
oul-the-Mtn.,- 40c doz., pink trailing
arbutus and evergreen galax. 50c doz..
Mtn. laurels and ivy, 25c each: Sugar
plums and sweet scented. crabapples.
25e ea. or 6 for $1; All nice and well
rooted plants. Add nostage. Mrs. H.
M. Wright, Loving, Ga.

Rooted Roosevelt ferns, white and
vink hydrangea 10c each: red and
vink rooted Conch and Grave begonias.
5e each; Maple Leaf begonias, 10c ea;
white and old rose oxalis,; 5c ea. bulb;
Cannas: King Humbert. orange, spot-
ted red with bronze foilage, all 30c a

doz. Add vostaze on orders under 25c. |

Mrs. W. R. Murphy; Ball Ground, Ga.
Rt. 5. Box 96.

3 doz. large size Sweet Williams. 75c;
Jarksnur, 25c dozen; orchid - verbena,
rooted, 10c: pink oxalis, 10c bunch:
sword ferns, 15 and 25c: large yellow
ecannas. 3 for 25c; 2 doz.. blue for-get-
me-nots, 25c (or exch. for other col-
ors); 1-2 vr. old asparacus spvrengeri
fern, 40c; 3 large size dbl. red carna-
tions, 20c ea. Miss Mellie Merritt,

Heartsease, 25 cts per doz; golden

slow, 20 cts per doz; azaleas, 6 for. 50
cts; mountain laurels. 20 cts each;
evergreen ralax,- 20-.cts ~~ per=- dozen;
white pines and black pines, 15 cts ea;
Cherokee roses. 75 cts per doz; red dog-
wood, 20 cts each. All nice plants and
well rooted. Add postage. A bunch
of trailing arbutus. with every order.
Mrs. Martha Pope, Lovinz, Ga.
- Budreds of beautiful ferns of differ-
ent varieties, well rooted, 15 e9ch:
also Wandering Jew, pink and yellow
canna bulbs. Mrs. O. F. Cheek, Ogle-
thorpe, Ga.

Privet hedge plants. $1 per hundred.

| Add: postage.

| RED 3, Tallapoosa, Ga. _
hite, pink

Mrs. Fannie J. ee

Ri and OS

4 ior 23 cis; aud pustage.

$1 a 100; pink:

uAaLUy PaisuX, 4UU Per oz.

* dik

white spirea, 10c;



Ese 1, Lilburn,

Thursday, May 1, 1930.
geranium cuttings, 5 cts each;

justicia cuttings, 5 cts each. Also nice -
weil rooted privet hedge oushes, 1u to
18 in. high, 60 cts per hundred. Add
postage. Mrs. A. P. Gladden, RFD 3,
box 60, Tailapoosa. Ga. ae

Sweet scented white and yellow nar-
cissi, $1 per hundred; brown, and white ~

with yeuow cencer daisy chrysanthe-

anums, > cts per hunared; hoiuynocks,

sJ cts per aoz. sweet scented violets, 15
cts per doz; white and pink hyaran-
geas, 20 cts each; grape begonias, lav-
cenuar, heiiotrope, 19 cts each; purple
verpena, Jacobs ladder, 25 cts per aoz;
iwainbow moss, 15 cis per bunch; hardy
.a carnations, 25 Cis eacn; orange
lilies, 50 cus per hundred. Miss Adaie
iughey, Kev 1, hanger, Ga. 3

Sweet pea seed, bunch variety, red
aha yeilow,. VaLiegatea Ccoi0rs. begins
wi0Ohung eariy aud vioOms until irost,
av CUS per Spyuoniul, or lo cts tor two.
spoonsiuis. Wul exchange for otner
uower or garauen seea, ower cuttings,
vs any kind of pianis. Mrs... Nee
cucsett, RED B, Cordele, Ga.

Nice, strong, mixed color chrysanthe-
Miluis, oJ Cus per Nuoured; wWovrothy
winills roses, well rooved, 15 Cts each;
Miss Ciara
Juul, br 2, Bux ov, Sycamore, Ga.

uuNie YeuUW jaPuiucas, 4 Yio. vid,
We Tuuted, duC avi, Caua idarge 4
Old JapuslivaS, Weal Yuuved, ove ea; -
kved crepe
aiyile, tu Cau; priaal wreata, ouC
vacul; iaige lris, s0 per UOZ; 10% Biuve
ae per uvZ; pink wo0OWeFng autuvnd,
a yr. ola pias, 2oC eaCil; jonquus,
4uaisuds, ous per GoZ irs. . Mart -

Jae

| uentry, RED 3, Hiljay, Ga.

Large tlowering cannas, pink, yel-
.0W, salmon, spovted, anu two Shaues
of red, (oc per doz Biue iris and
whaSta Gases, 35c per aoz; 4 aoz., $1;
Culors Miaiumoetn aoubie ainma eZ
piants, 20c per duz. 3 doz, bVc. Purple
sweet Violets 2oc per doz. Ail oraers
.ur 50c or moie, postpaid. Will ex-
cnange for busn butter beans, potato
viants, or lew bu. -Cieveiand or Wil-
oun type,, pure cotton seed. Vivian
.uagood, RFD 3, Marietta, Ga.

2 doz. Boxwoods, well rooted, 2 doz.
Jroad-ieart, wnoite striped grass; 1-2
40Z. purpi jieaI, white and yellow
-potted double cannas; 2 doz. yellow

uouble cannas; 2 doz. scariet, double

t

vanuas, 8 weil rooted Snow balis, 6
riuai Wreatns. All 10c each. Cash
with order.
ura.

the roots for 7 yrs. 10c per doz. Miss -
iiazel Mangham, RFD 7, Tifton, Ga.
Asters (Heart of France) $1.40 per.
3z. Betteridges mixed asters, $1 per
oz. annual single finest mixed 80c per
oz. double $1.60 per oz. Mrs. E. S.
Stephens, Flowery Branch, Ga,

Datiodils, yellow* narcissus, 20c per
ioz; $1.50 per hundred; $10 per M.
Red and yellow cannas, 6 for 25c;
1.50 per 50; $2.50 per hundred. Or-
ange day lilies, 3 for 25c. Lupine, pink
Jiuuirose, Waite daisy, calliopsis, dwarf
lusty miller, shasta daisy, 25c per doz.
Red and pink Dorothy Perkins roses,
10c each, or will exchange for bloom-
sang size gladioli, dahlia, amaryllis, or
Madonna lily, lily of the valley, ge-
ranium, begonia, sultana, or cactus,
except tree) each to pay postage.
wvirs. J. M. Thornton, Tignall, Ga.

Giant blue Hydrangea plants, well
rooted, 25 each. Postage prepaid.
Mrs. J. A. Adkins, Vienna, Ga,

Pink Dutch hyacinths, 50c per- doz.
Blue and white flag lilies, or iris, 25c
per doz; $1.50 per hundred; jonquils,
yellow June lilies, April narcissi, snow-
drops, 20c per doz: 90c per hundred.
hee L. M. Davis, RFD 1, Silver Creek

a

Boston, Whitmanii curley, Plumos-
us and Sprengeri ferns, nice, large
nlants, 15 each. Big leaf and trail-
ing coleus, 10c each. S. A. Nutt red
geranium, well rooted, 15c each. White, |
ourple and pink, or salmon Sultanas,
15c each. Ruffled peuntia, 15c each.
plain mixed colors, 10c each. Small
seedlings, 15c per doz; Mixed aster
plants, 20c per doz. mixed double
zinnias, plants, 15 per doz. Mixed
Snapdragons, 25 per doz. 3 colors
Wandering Jew, 5c each. All well roo-
ted. Ship with damp moss to roots.
Can root or propagate any. flower or
shrub for you from my garden, as I
have plenty of glass and propagat-
ing frames. Let me know your wants,
Mrs. Minnie L. McEver, RFD 1, Bras- -
elton, Ga. ee
Large day lilies, 20 for 10c or wil
exchange for good sacks or eggs. Also
mixed flowers to exchange for eggs or
sacks. Mrs. ee Leatherwoo dd.

a. :

Mrs. H. J, Ayers, Mize,

Beautiful vine seed, will sprout from

pink
maple begonia cuttings, 10 cts each;



_ Flowers and Sed
For Sale

Red Dorothy roses 10 cents each;
purple. verbena, 10 cents per bunch;
white daisy chrysanthemums, 20 cts

per doz. all well rooted, or will ex-

ursday,



Change for ferns, geraniums or be-

gonias. Miss
Rincon, Ga.
Large type chrysanthemum plants.
ose or deep lavender, now ready, 50
cts per doz. delivered. Medium
mall size chrysanthemums, yellow,
_ lavender ee white with yellow cen-
ters,30 cts*per doz. Physostegia plants,
80 cts per doz; pink thrift for borders,
purple violets and white violets, 15 cts
per doz; $1 per hundred. White, pink
and yellow oxalis, 5 cts per bunch.
Yellow 4jonquils and daffodil bulbs, 20
cts. per doz; April blooming narcissi
bulbs, 20 cts per doz. Few doz Kun-
derd Gladioli bulbs, 5 cts each. 50 cts

Gracie Rahn, RFD 2,

per doz. ~ Old fashioned yellow lilies, |

30 cts per-doz; white August lilies, and

?

Ca No exchange
except for large size yellow chrysanthe-
mem plants. Postage paid on orders
for 50 cts or/more. Mrs. R. J. Elling-
ton, RFD 1, Fairburn, Ga.

_ White hydrangeas, 15 cts per plant,
lyr. old plant, 25 cts each. Large
_ type white mums, 15 cts per doz; purple

iris, 20 cts per doz; yellow day lilies,

15 cts per doz: Shasta daisies, 10 cts
_ per doz; 6 doz for 50 cts. Pink and red
_ June cactus, 10 cts each. Justicias, 10

. each. Double tube roses. 3 for 10

Ss. Yellow cannas, 20 cts per doz.

Pink oxalis, 3 for 5 cts. Red rosebud

geraniums, 10 cts each. All well rooted,

~Add postage. Mrs. G. B. McCrary,
Gainesville, Ga. Sees

6 rooted purple lilac bushes for sale.

Will exchange for 1 bu. Spanish pea-

muts, each to pay postage on what they

send. 1 6 boxwood, will exchange for

1 pu. peanuts. Mrs. Paul Boatright,

Rayle, Ga.
Red, orange, lemon, cannas, 5 cts ea.
English dogwood, 15 cts each. .Gold-

en bell, 15 cts each: 2 for 25 cts; pink
-Weigelias, 15 cts each, 2 for 25 cts;
_Jap berry hedge bushes, 10 ctcs each;
- 8 for 2 5cts; hardy hibiscus 15 cts ea.
2 for 25 cts. Orange lilies, 15 cts per

doz; blue lilies, 30 cts per doz; purple
' fox glove, 15 cts per doz; pink and pur-
ple hardy phlox, 25 cts per doz; double

golden glow, 25 cts per doz; double
-white fall pink, 25 cts per doz; Shasta
daisies, 25 cts per doz; red Dahlia
bulbs, 6 for 25 cts; dusty miller, 10 cts

per doz; blue ageratum, 15 cts per doz.
mt. ferns, 15 cts per bunch. All plants
well rooted: Add postage. Mrs. Will

Dean RFD 2 Talking Rock Ga. ;

Pink and white biooming size hyd-

rangeas 25 cts each. Rainbow. moss 15
ets per doz. Mixed colors hollyhocks

large plants 40 cts per doz. chatelaine
~begonia, white begonia, grape begonia,

all blooming size 20 cts each. Justicia,
~ 20 cts each. Mixed colors chrysanthe-
mums, 20 cts per doz. Dwarf iris, $1
per hundred; blue Iris, $1 per hundred;
~ Mixed colors, Texas roses, 20 cts per
doz. Blue and. white violets, 15 cts per
doz. Blue violets, 15 cts per doz. No

exchange. Miss Mary Hughey, RFD 1,
Ranger. Ga.

- Double pink almonds, 15 cts each, 2
_ for 25 cts; double white Syirea, 15 cts

each, 2 for 25 cts. Golden Bell Eng-
lish dogwood, 10 cts each; Rose of Sha-

ron, Jap hedge bushes. 10 cts ach, 3

for 25 cts; Godlen Glow, 25 cts per
doz. Pink and purple hardy phlox, 25
cts per doz. Hardy blue Ageratum, 15
cts per doz. 2 for 25 ctcs. Bridal
wreath, 15 cts each; 2 for 25 cts. Pink
hard Hibiscus, 10 cts each; red dahlia
- tubers, 5 cts each, 6 for 25*cts; purple
- foxglove, 15 cts per doz, 2 doz for 25
ets; pink Wiegeleas, 15 cts each, 2 for
25 cts; pink primroses, 15 cts. per doz;
double yellow Button mums, 15 cts per
doz. 2 doz for 25c; orange day lilies 15c
per doz, 2 doz for 25 cts; Snow-Ball
- sprouts, 20 cts. Weeping Linden, 10 cts
each. All plants well rooted. Add post-
age. Miss O. V. Silver, RFD 2, Talking
mock, Ga. 5 :
Geranium cuttings, red white and
- pink, 10 cts each: 3 for 25 cts. Walnut
and rosebud geraniums, same _ price.
Several good size geraniums rooted,
mostly rosebud, 50 cts each. Pink Hy-
~drangeas, knife blade and trumpet
actus, 5 cts per cutting, 1 trumpet
cactus, rooted, 15 cts. Monthly tea
roses, rooted, 15 cts each; red begonia
10 er bunch, 1 white fuchia rooted,

Hardy phlox and yard cedar,
er bunch; 1 chinquepin rose, |
utting of geranium |

and.



3 = MARR ET BT wie IN ee
free with every order amounting to 50 |

cts and over. Add postage. Mrs. J. B.
Fields; RFD 1, Dahlonega, Ga.

Double geraniums, red, white, pink,
purple, variegated, cuttings 5 cts. ea;
begonias, coralline, Thurstonii; Guinea
Wing cuttings, 5 cts each. Cactus, red,
May, pink May, Easter, deer horn cut-
tings, 5 cts each. Pink Justicia, pink
Hydrangea, biue hydrangea, everbloom-
ing cape jasmine, Alba Lineata fern
cuttings, 5 cts each. St. Bernard lilies
August lilies, 15 cts each. Fairy lily
bulbs, 10 cts each; pink oxalis bulbs 6
for 25 cts. Boston and sprengeri ferns
10 cts each. Red and white Conk be-

gonias rooted, 5 cts each; blue Agera-

tum, 25 cts per doz; Golden Glow,
purple digitalis, 10 cts each, ee
50 cts per doz; perennial phlox -
mon and lavender, 50 cts per half doz.
Shasta daisies, 50 cts per doz.; Chry-
santhemum, incurve white, pink, gold,
bronze, 50 cts per doz. Collection of 25
flower cuttings, $1. Add postage. Mrs.
S. Fulcher, RFD 4, Jefferson, Ga.

Six bunches evergreen geraniums, 25
cts. each. Evergreen gladioli, six bun-
ches for 25 cts. Tree moss, six bunches
for 25 cts; trailing arbutus, six bun-
ches, 20 cts. Golden glow, 25 cts per
doz. Sweet Williams, 30 cts per doz;
Heartseas, 25 cts per doz. Meadow
cactus, 3 for 50 cts. All well rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. F. E. Abercrombie,
Loving, Ga. 3

White mums, large type, 15 cts per
doz. Dahlias, red and yellow, 25 cts.
per doz; Shasta daisies, 10 cts per doz.
or 6 doz for 50 cts; yellow day lilies, 15
cts per doz; purple Iris bulbs, 20 cts
per doz. Add postage. Mrs. A. W. Mc-
Crary, RFD 1, Gainesville, Ga.

Perennials: Aconitum for Monk-
shood), Anthemis yellow Maria, Liatris
Blazing Star, Dutchmans Pipe, Lemon
lilies, red and white oxalis, butterfly
bush, all 5c each; French everblooming
daisies, also Shasta, Field and Lupines
blue, 2 for 5c; Mums, large and small,
15c doz. Coleus, blue flowering, Jew,
Yucca, cannas; orange, red, bronze leaf,
white cream, dark red, variegated, or-
ange green leaf, red green leaf red bor-
der, 5c each; Umbrella palm, August
lilies (blue), 10c each. Exch. for guinea
eggs. Add postage. All plants inspect-
Bac Us W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga.

White Eng. dogwood, white spirea,
everblooming almond, red flowering
quince, 2 for 30; Dorothy Perkins
roses, red an@ pink, same price; short-
cup yellow daffodils and star of Bethe-
lem, each 15 doz. bulbs; Golden glow
plants, 20c doz; large var. mixed zinnia
seed, dbl. lemon color, also small dark
orange color Marigold (looks like vel-
vet) seed. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Empress daffodil bulbs, hardy Sweet
William, and narcissi bulbs, 50c doz.
$3 a 100. Exch. some for a few M.
Early Triumph Porto Rico potato
plants. Write Mrs. W. R. Thompson,
Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Dbl. dahlia bulbs, 3 for 25c, or, 10c ea.
dbl. red geraniums, well rooted, 10c ea.
3 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. Harry J.
Floyd, Chipley, Ga. /

Large flowering daisies, grandiflora
phlox, all colors, larkspur, all cols. cal-
liopsis, dusty miller, 25c q 100; gaillar-
dia, 15c doz., plants of rose col. peren-
nial Sweet Peas, and white phlox, 5c
each; fine, incurved and medium size
mums, all col. mixed, 25c doz.; Cannas,
variegated and gold col. 50c dozen; hol-
lyhocks, 15c doz; bronze lilies, 25c doz;
white, perennial phlox, 5c each; wan-
dering Jew, 10c doz; all col. and dif-
ferent kinds of dahlia bulbs (can be
planted until some time in June) 50c
doz; Add postage on orders for sale or
Bxch. as I want to exch. any of mine
offered for idoz. mums (red gold, re-
verse) and bulbs of Jersey Beauty, Mil-
lionaire and Decorative (pure white)
dahlias. Mrs. Belle Godard, Goggins,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Soakwood and Spider-wart, forsythia,
white clematis vine, Yucca, pink flow-
ering almond, blackberry lily, sweet
scented lemon lilies, Indian Currant,
hardy Ageratum (blue), lavender Phy-
sostegia, plume poppy (grows 6 ft.),
Hills of Snow hydrangea, rose pink
spirea (cluster) Solomon cherries, pink
moss rose, cream running rose, and
winter blooming jasmine, all 15c each;
mixed col. dahlias, several colors, 10c
each, $1. dozen; mixed col. Iris and
perennial phlox, 75 a dozen; Sweet
Rocket, 75c doz; brideswreath, hardy
ferns, 10c each; green and white bor-
der plants, 25c doz. sweet and varie-
gated violets, 5c bunch; all col. chry-
santhemums, mixed, 35c doz. 2 kinds
of ornamental grass 10c each. Add
postage on all orders of 50c or over.
Cash with order. Mrs. L. W. Slaugh-
ter Rising Fawn Ga.
Pyracantha, Ligustrum, Pot

Linda, \yellow thorny roses,



camellia Japonicas, Euonimus, Cam-
phor, any 3 for $1.55; Abelia, Punia,
Deutzia, Baberry, Philadelphus, Nan-

dine, Domesticga forsythia, Kerria, hy-

drangeas, butterfly bush, winter jas-
mine, 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: Van Houtti, dbl. Reevseana.

unbergi, nink; Roses; Radiance pink,
red radiance, Mrs. Chas. Bell, any 4
for $1.15, 6 for $1.60; Ferns, Roosevelt
Maldennerts choice Begonias, any 3 for

Cc.
512 16th Ave. East. |

12 col. mixed, labeled Iris, $1.10 doz,
general mixture, 25 for $1.10; Queen of
May (pink) and canary bird yellow
85e per doz. purple and white, 50 for
$1.10; Siberean iris, 6 for 60c; 6 col.
orchid cannas, 15 for 60c; 3 col. ver-
bena, 60c a 100; Shasta and Chester-
field daisies, 2 doz. 35c; dbl. and single
orange and leopard lilies, 2 doz. 35c
white and purple violets and Sweet
Williams, 4 doz. 35c; Queen Annes
Lace, Coreopsis, primroses and biue
violets, 35c a 100; mxed col. perennial
phlox and pea plants, 60c doz. Autum
Glow, 60c a 100; golden glow and tiger
lilies, 4 for 35c; bleeding hearts, 40c
each; mixed gladioli, $1.10 per 100; 3
col. hardy hibiscus, 3 for 35c; Zebra

grass, 35c ea. 3 for $1.10; many other

flowers, plants, etc. rs. J.
Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.

Red and white double dahlia plants,

M. Hall,

|3 for 25 cts; White Iris and yellow day

lilies, 15 cts ner doz; white, red, lav-
ender, and yellow Chrysanthemums,
Dusty Miller, larkspur, petunias, daf-
fodils, 15 per doz; white red, pink and
carmine geraniums, rooted, 15 cts each;
Leopard, Caroline lucerne, red and
white Begonias, rooted 3 for 50 cts;
Oxalis, pink, 3 for 10 cts; hollyhocks,

15 cts per doz; Shasta daisies, 4 doz for

50 cts. Add postage on orders less than
$1 Rooted sultanas, purple, salmon and
appleblossom pink, 20 cts each. Mrs.
L. G. Sanders, RFD 2, Dewy Rose, Ga.

Pink thrift, 50 cts per hundred
plants; long stem sweet violets, 25 cts
per doz; yellow narcissi, 25 cts per
doz; blanket plants, 25 cts per doz;
white flag lilies, 25 cts per doz; purple
verbena, 10 cts per plant: butter-and-

egg bulbs, 25 cts per doz; Primroses,

25 cts per doz. Mrs. Lee Morely, RFD
1, Box 82, Reynolds, Ga. :

Orange lilies, $1 per hundred; pink
pier: 25 cts per doz; daffodils,
0 cts per doz; pink weigelias, Weeping
all well
rooted, 25 cts each; golden bell, yellow
forsythia, white English dogwood, Bird-
eye hedge bushes, pink and purple
altheas, all well rooted, 25 cts for 2.
Blue and white variegated sweet violets,
75 cts per hundred, plus postage. Mrs.
i ee Henderson, RFD 3, Box 44, Elli-
ay ,Ga.

Double red dahlia slips, 5 cts each;
yellow, cream, white, large chrysanthe-
mums, 25 cts per doz; large bronze
mums, 4 cts each, or 40 cts per doz.

Mixed larkspur plants, 10 cts per doz;

3 doz for 25 cts; fine rooted privet

hedge plants, 3 cts each, 35 for $1.

White primroses, 25 cts per doz. Add
postage. No checks accepted. Will.ex-
change any of above for double white,
pink, yellow or lavender dahlia, red or
pink chrysanthemums. Mrs. V. T.
Chamblee, RFD 2, Cumming, Ga.

Red Anthony Waterer spirea, 25 cts;
purple wisteria, cts. each; pink
chepe myrtle, 25 cts each; white Iris, 10
cts each; Golden wedding chrysanthe-
mums, 35 cts per doz; postage paid on
orders for 50 cts or more. Stamps ac-
cepted. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks

a.

American or globe Arbor Vitae, 15
to 20 in., 25 and 35 cts. each, 4 for $1.
Native pink and yellow azaleas, $1 per
doz; pink Cherokee roses, 75 cts per
doz; 18 choice rooted roses, $1; double
red American Beauty roses, 20 cts ea:
75 ets per doz: yellow dogwood, 3 for
50 cts; Althea Hlv. 10 for 75 cts; burnt
orange Tiser lities, 30 cts ner doz; 4
doz. for $1.00. Pink snirea 35 cents ea;
nink perinnial phloz 30c per dog, 5 doz.
for $1. Pink and white trailing arbu-
tus. 50 cts per doz: water lilies, for lily
ponds. 6 for 75 cts. 12 for $1. Blue Hy-
acinths, 40 cts per doz; Oconee bells, 3
for 40 cts: white violets, 15 cts ner doz;
2 doz for 25 cts, 100 for $1. Collection
of norch ferns, all hardy 6 for 50 cts.
Will exchange any of the above flowers
for pure bred egs for hatching. Would
prefer R. I. Reds or vure bred Buff
orpinetons. Mrs. A. Wilson, Morgan-
ton. Ga. : =

Snapdragons, all colors. Asters, all
colors. _Blue painted daisies. Peri-
pee. blue and white. 20 ct

Burning bush, zi

Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele, Ga. |

Zinn Il | postage,

Sultanas, salmon color, rooted, 10
each. Ice plant, 10 cis. Mrs. J.
Keadle, Yatesville Ga. ; gay
Golden glow 30 cts per doz;
roses also pink rambiers 15 cts
Jonquiis 40 cts per doz. Tiger lilies, 30
cts per doz; Boxwoods, 20 cts each;
wild dogwood, 15 cts each; Junipers, 25
cts,each; October pinks, red and white,
50 cts per doz; white blackberries, $1
per doz; Black roses, 25 cts each;
cherry sprouts, 15 cts each; snowdrop
30 cts per doz. Mrs. Sarah Kincaid,
Morganton, Ga. BS ie
Azaleas, 20 cts each; red dogwood,
20 cts each; mountain laurel, 20 cts
each; golden giow, 25 cts per doz; tiger
lilies, $1 per hundred. Evergreens, 20
cts per doz; black pine, 20 cts each; all
well rooted. Add postage on all. Fioyd
Roper, Mineral Bluil, Ga. : eee
_ Double dahlia slips, 30 cts per doz;
snapdragon piants, 25 cts per doz.
Hastings zinnia piants, biue Roman
Hyacinth bulbs, Butlercups, Butter-
and-gg bulbs, Touch-me-not plants,
25 cts per doz,-or 5 doz for $1. Miss
Nelle Beeland, RFD 1, Box 55, Rey-
nolds, Ga. z a
Myrtle vine ,also Evergreen vine with
blue flowers, 50 for 75 cts, or $1.25: per
hundred; white and variegated violet
plants, mixed Chrysanthemum plant
2 doz for 20 cts.:Shasta daisy plants,
15. cts per doz; perennial pea vines, 15
cts each, $1.50 per doz. Golden Bells,
Forsyth Weeping Lindon; purple lilac,
sweet shrubs, Doroihy Perkins roses,
pink and white, 8 for 50 cts. Also p
rennia! pea seed, 10 cts per tabiespoo!
ful. Jom Wilson, RFD 3, Box 42, Hil
jay, Ga.
Want to exchange Physostegi
plants for choice dahhas.: Mrs. W. N.
Lott, Braseiton, Ga. a ee
White narcissi bulbs, 2 for 5c; bloo-
ming size yellow narcissi buibs, 2o per
doz. Jonquils, 25.per doz. White i
is, 2 for 5c. Sweet. violets, 0c: per
doz. White velvet okra seed, s0c per
ib. Will exchange any of-ihese ior
M. B. turkey eggs. Mrs. Fuller Join-
er, RFD 6, Box-13, Tennille, Ga. -
Pink Thrift plants, 60 per hundred;
or $2 for 500: Carnations, mixed col-
ors, 25c per doz. or 5 doz. for $1- Dah-
lia slips, mixed colors, 50c_ per do
Asters, giant doubie mixed, 50c~per
doz. Milk-and-Wine lily bulbs, 40c
each. October lilies, 25 per doz,
gl for 5 doz. Large single. hypiscu
plants, white with red centers, 25 ea.
Miss Nellie Beeland, RFD 1, Box 95,
Reynolds, Ga. A
Pink rambler roses, 15c each, 2 for
25c; yellow cannas, 5c each or 40c per
doz. Shasta daisies, 25c . per doz:
Dusty Miller, 15c per doz. or 75 per
hundred. . Wild azaleas, 15c each,
75c per hundred. Wild azaieas, 15c
each, or 75c per doz. Wild flag lilies,
dwarf, 50c per hundred, or $2.50 per
M. Pure yellow daffodils, large kin
30c per. doz., or $2 per hundred. Hye
lyn Roberts, RFD 3, Tallanoosa, Ga.
-Mtn. wild flowers for pots or buc
ets, 9c each, 2 tor 15c; heart-leave
fe bunch; ferns, large bunch, 15c:. All
well rooted. Henrietta Eades, Armuch
ee, Ga. :
Prink primroses, sweet purple vi
lets, wild Easter lilies, $1 per hundre:
Pink and purple box verbenas, 25c
9er doz.. Blue bottles, $1 per hun-
ired. Native ferns, different kinds,
0c per doz. Add postage. Mrs. Etta
Smith, RFD 1, Royston, Ga.
Hollyhocks, 20c per doz; grape be-
zonias, 15c each. Aug. lilies, 1
erns, baby. breath, fish-tail,~ la
prengeri, 15c each. Justicia, 10c ea.
Dorothy Perkins roses, white and pink
10ec each. Hedge lilies, 15 per doz.
Milk and wine lilies, 20c each. Sha
ta daisies, 25c per doz. Violets, blu
and white, 10 per doz. Tiger lilies;
ced, yellow and bronze, cannas, 3 for
25c. _ Yellow narcissi, 20 per doz, 10
eolors large type mums, 25c per do
Kudzu vine roots, 10c. Virginia cre
per, 10 each, 3 colors geraniums, :
cuttines for 25c. Will exchange f
quilt pieces, feed sacks, or other flow
ors or esses. Mrs. Ada M. Rice, Box
95, Maxeys, Ga. ae
White wax spider lilies, 10c each, or
15 for $1. Gray violets, 25 per doz.,
> doz. for $1. Winter blooming: hon-
eysuckle, 80c each. White lilacs, @oo-
ted) 25 each. Davy lilies, 50c for 103,
or 500 for $2.25. White clematis, 40
each; winter blooming yellow jasmine,
15c each, 10 cuttings for $1. Wood-=
bine, well rooted. 25c each. Jonauils,
80c- per 100: Add: postage. Mrs. &.
A. Wells, Chastworth, Ga. - SSS
Japonicas, 25 each, $2.75 per doz.
Blue flag lilies, 50 per doz. Yellow
daffodils, 20 pen doz. Heartsea
per doz. ae ii Y







GE TWELVE o

Plants For Sale

(Continued from page nine)

rto Rican potato plants, $1.50 per
M; by King and pimiento pepper
ants 500 for $1; $1.50 per M. Sione
and Baitimore tomato piants, 75c per
500; $1.25 per M; cabbage, onion and
collard plants, 65c per 500; $1 per M.
All plants postpaid. R. Chanclor, Se-
ville, Ga.
Genuine Porto Rican potato plants,
$2 per M. Tomato plants, Greater
~ Baltimore, $1.25 per M. Ready May
Ist. H. R. Williams.

_ Hastings Wilt Resistant, Marglobe
and Big Brimmer tomato plants, 25c
per hundred, $2 per M. Now ready.
Field grown. Mrs. Walter McDonald,
RFD 2, Alma, Ga.

- Purple skin Porto Rican potato

plants, govt. insp. May and June de-
livery, $1.40 per M, FOB; $1.60 per M
delivered. Will exchange for hay peas
2M plants for 1, bu. peas. R. B. Mc-
Donald, RFD 3, Alma, Ga.
Porto Rican potato plants, Japa-
nese Yams, Pattesaw Yam _ potato
_ plants, certified, $1.75 per M; 5M or
more, $1.50 per M. Tomato plants, $1
for 500; $1.50 per M. All prices FOB
Valdosta. H. F. Stair, Valdosta, Ga.
- Porto Rican potato plants, also Tri-
umph potato plants, $2 per M, deliv-
ered. May and June delivery. Will
exchange some for Iron or Brabham
peas. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.
Genuine red skin Porto Rican po-
_tato plants from vine cuttings, treat-
ed and inspected. True to name, $1.-
75 per M; lots of 5M and up, $1.65
per M delivered to Ga. points. J. W.
Hanan, Sumner, Ga.
Nice strong, Early Jersey and Chas.
Wakefield cabbage plants, Well root-
ed. Orders filled promptly, COD. 50c
for 500; 85c per M. -H. C. Rowe, Fitz-
gerald, Ga.

- Porto Rican potato plants,
from the vine, govt. insp. $1.60 per M.
delivered in Ga. N. W. Daniel, RFD
1, Box 122, Ty Ty, Ga. May and June
delivery.

Garlic, 10c per half dozen; catnip,
5c per bunch. Mrs. M. Highfield, Ris-
ing Fawn, Ga.

_ Sweet and sour pomegranate plants,
doc each. Mrs. L. L. Hay; RFD* 2,
Box 40, Leary, Ga.

_ Cabbage plants, Extra Early Jersey
and Charleston Wakefield, Succession,
Sure Head and Copenhagen Market,
-jlarge and well rooted, fresh grown, 55c
per 500; 90c per M; $4 per. 5M. deliv-
ered postpaid. Ruby King large sweet
pepper plants, $2 per M; 500, $1.25;
































































govt. insp. $1.75 per M. Cabbage
heading collards, 50c per 500; 75c per
M; tomato plants, New Stone and
Greater Baltimore, 75c per 500; $1.25
per M. All above plants delivered
_ postpaid. - Now_ ready. Immediate
pent. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald,
ae a. :

Tobacco plants, Virginia Bright Leaf

for the bed. R. H.
Fitzgerald, Ga.
_ Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field, Flat Dutch and Succession cab-
_ bage plants, cabbage-collard;. also the
true Ga. collard plants; Crystal Wax
Bermuda onions and Australian brown
onions, Iceberg lettuce, Redfield Beau-
ty and Gulf State Market, wilt-re-
sistant tomato plants; blood turnip
and Crosbys Egyptian beet plants.
Assorted any way wanted. 50c per 500
90c per M. delivered postpaid. E. L.
Durham, RFD 5, Dublin, Ga.
Porto Rican potato plants, red skin,
$1.75 per M; Early Jersey Wakefield,
Charleston Wakefield, Early Flat
Dutch, Succession cabbage plants, 15c
per hundred, $1 per M: Ga. Heading
collards, 15c per hundred, $1.25 per
M; Burbank. Marglobe, Earliana, New
Stone, Gulf State Market tomato
plants, 25c per hundred, $1.75 per M.
Onion plants, 15c per hundred, $1.10
per M; beets, 20c per hundred, $1.25
per M; lettuce, 20c per hundred, $1.-

Holton, RFD 1,

nese Giant, Ruby King, pimento, hot
_ pepper plants, 35c per hundred, $2.50
_ per M; egg plants, 40c per hundred, $3
r M. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham, Guy-
on, Ga...

Mint plants, 25c per doz; strawberry
_ plants, $1 per hundred. Mrs. S. J.
Williams, Rockv Ford, Ga.

_. Tomato plants, 25 per hundred.
Mrs. O. F. Cheek, Oglethorpe, Ga.

-. Garlic, large, 6 for 25c. Mrs. Lu-
can Silver, RFD 3. Ellijav. Ga.
Genuine Porto. Rican potato plants,
also Baltimore tomato plants, $1.50 per
M; Rvbv Kine pepper plants, $2.25 per
cabbage plants, $1.25 per M. all
QO. P. Pittman, RFD 4, Baxley,

grown

Genuine Porto Rican potato plants,

$1 per M FOB Fitzgerald, Ga., or $30.

25 per M; Worlds Beater pepper, Chi-

(The per: 500: $1.25 per







of

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Genuine Porto Rican potato plants,
also Baltimore tomato plants, all $1.50
Miwa, wwuny King pepper piants, $2.-
25 per M; cabbage plants, $1.25 per M.
Ali OB. Wi. Lb. Buuard, baxiey, Ga.

Strong, healthy Beefsteak, Marglobe,
anu Cuicaier Baitimore tomato piants,
now ready to ship. 40c per hundred;
vOc for 500; $1.25 per M. Cash with
order. W. H. Morris, RFD 4, Box 78,
Baxley, Ga.

Strong, healthy Beefsteak, Marglobe
and Greater Baitimore tomato plants,
now ready to ship. 40c per hundred;
60c for 500; $1.25 per M. Cash with
pe Mrs. .Nancy Bowen, Baxley,

a.

Strong, healthy, Beefsteak, Mar-
globe and Greater Baltimore tomato
plants, now ready to ship, 50c per 100;

e0c for 500; $1.25 per M. Porto Rican

potato plants, ro insp. $1.25 per M.
Mrs. J. F. Smith, Baxley, Ga.

Strong plants, now ready, cabbage

collards, Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants, Bermuda onion plants, 20c per
hundred, $1 per M. Prompt shipment.
M. E. Roberts, Sumner, Ga. :

Tomato plants, moss packed, 25c
per hundred; 50c per 250; 90c per 500;
$1.25 per M. postpaid. A. W. Parsons,
Abbeville, Ga.

Tomato plants, now ready, Brimmery
Giant Ponderosa, Marglobe, Greater
Baltimore, Livingston and Redfield
Beauty, 25c per 100. Early Jersey
cabbage plants and Crystal Bermuda
onion plants, 15 per hundred FOB.
Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton, Ga.

Klondike, Lady Thompson and Mis-
sionary strawberry plants, 50c per 100,
$3.50 per M or will exchange for hon-
ey or potato plants... Mrs. Lee Head,
RFD 1, Cieveland, Ga.

Yellow skin Porto Rican potato
plants, govt. insp. $1.75 per M deliv-
ered. April and May deliverey. Now
ready. Send money order. D. Story,
Autreyville, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, pink and
purple skin, govt. insp. $1.75 per M.
5M and up, $1.67 per M. Good plants,
R. J. Boatright, Coffee, Ga. :

Genuine, state insp. Porto Rican
potato plants, $2 per M; 5M and up,
$1.75 per M. L. R. Boatright, Coffee,
Ga.
Matchless and Earlianna tomato

plants, '75c per 500, $1.25 per M; pi--

mento pepper, 40c per hundred. B. L.
Lynn, Coffee, Ga.

Tomato plants, 25c per hundred; pi-
mento pepper plants, 40c per hundred
$2.50 per M delivered. S. E. Moody,
Coffee, Ga.

Govt. insp. pure Porto Rican potato

plants, $1.75. Expect to ship jsMay
10th. C. F. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, govt. in-
spected and treated; $2 per M, deliv-
ered. April and May shipments. Send
Money order. No checks accepted. L.
H..Brand, RFD 1, Montezuma, Ga.

Cabbage and Bermuda onion plants,
20e per hundred. Mrs. G. W. Owen,
Hawkinsville, Ga. 5

Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, now
ready, $1.75 per M; 5M or more, $1.50
per M. FOB. Cash with order. C. V.
Willard, Douglas, Ga.

Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato
plants, delivered by mail, $2 per M;
or $1.50 per M FOB. Copenhagen
and All-Head early cabbage, $1 per
M. delivered, or 75c per M FOB. John
W. Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga.

Horse radish, 6 bunches for 25c; ev-
erbearing strawberry plants, 25c per
hundred, or 500 for $1. Garden horse-
mint, 25c per doz; peppermint, 20 for
10c.. Mrs. Willis Grindle, RFD 1,
Dahlonega, Ga. 5 =

Tomato plants, New Stone and
Greater Baltimore, open. field grown,
shipped packed in water moss, full
count, 30c per 200; 60c per 500; $1 per
M. delivered by prepaid parcel post.
J. O. Stokes, RFD 3, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Calamus roots, horse radish roots,
12 for 75c; yellow root, 30c per lb.
Nice, clean, dried star root and grub
root. Have several pounds now ready
at 75c per lb. Clyde Eaton, RFD 1,
Dahlonega, Ga.

Imp. red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.50 per M. Will exchange for
anything I can use. Write first. S.
L. Spires, RFD 1, Arabi, Ga.

Genuine imp. Porto Rican potato
plants, govt. insp. and treated. Seed
srown from vine cuttings. Now ready.
$1.75 per M delivered. Early Jersey
cabbage plants, $1 per M delivered. T.
H. Gordon, RFD 2, Rochelle. Ga...

Hastings Early Jersey, Wakefield,
Sure Crop, and All Head early cab-
base plants, now ready, 25c per 100:
or M. prepaid.
Miss Mary L. Denton, Box 146, Bron-
wood, Ga. He ee ee ee

Early Jersey,

lants, 13 per 100



MARKET BULLETIN





es

postage on small orders. J. C. Odom,
RFD 2, Sycamore, Ga.

Egg plants, nice plants, 50c per 100,
$2.75 per M; Royal King pepper planis
tomato plants, 40c per hundred; $2 per
M. Cabbage collard plants, 30c per 100
ae per M. Mrs. B. B. Morgan, Clyo,

a.

Several thousand Georgia collard
plants, $1.25 per M delivered, or will
exchange for anything of equal value

a use. A. R. Paulk, Willacoochee,
a
State insp. Porto__Rican potato

plants, $1.60 per M plus postage. Ship-
ped COD. Pay for plants when you
get them. J. W. Watson, Pitts, Ga.

Napier grass roots, will produce from
30 to 60 tons of green forage, accord-
ing to grade of land. Govt. analysis
gives it the same protein value as al-
falfa. All kinds of stock love it. Can
be cut 4 times per year. Write for
particulars. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert, Ga.

Bermuda grass roots $5 per hundred
lbs FOB. Fresh dug. Mrs. H. F. Jar-
rell, RFD 2, Box 44, Mrs. H. F. Jar-
rell, Butler, Ga.

Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato plants
lots of 5M, $1:50 per M; 10M or more,
$1.40 per M. May delivery, FOB the
beds, Cash with order. D. W. Davis,
Dewyrose, Ga.

Imp. Porto Rican potato plants,
govt. insp. and treated, $1.50 per M.
FOB. Cash with order. Satisfaction
guaranteed. April, May and June de-
reas Clifford Altman, RFD 1, Alma

a.

Genuine imp. govt. insp. and treat-

ed, red skin Porto Rican potato plants

$1.75 per M; 5M lots, $1.60 per M de-
livered. 10M lots, $1.50 per M. Guar-
anteed free from diseases. Also Has-
tings Norton and Norduke Wilt Re-
sisting tomato plants, $1.50 per M de-
livered>."='W; O, Bruce, RFD 1, Au-

.treyville, Ga.

Insp. Porto Rican potato plants, Ap-
ril and May delivery, $1.65 per M.
Redfield. Beauty tomato plants, now
ready, $1 per M. J. A. Pierce, RFD 3,
Alma, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, govt. in-
inspected and treated, $1.50 per M,
FOB. R. H. Mangham, RFD 7, Tif-
ton, Ga. -

Porto Rican potato plants, govt insp.
and treated, $1.50 per M; 5M or more
$1.25 per M, FOB. Greer Cromer,
RFD 7, Tifton, Ga. ;

Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, well
rooted, full count, satisfaction guar-
anteed, $1.50 per M, 5M or more, $1.-
35 per M, W.G. Bullard, RFD 4, Box
80, Baxley, Ga.

Tomato plants, Marglobe, Livingston
Globe, June Pink, Earlianna, 40c per
hundred, $1 per 500, $1.50 per M de-
livered. Open field grown. Now rea-
dy. C. W. Stokes, RFD 3, Macon, Ga.

Genuine Porto Rican potato plants
from imp. seed stock, $1.50 per M. 10M
$14, or $1.65 per M delivered. Tomato
plants, New Stone, Earlianna-and June
Pink, $1.50 per M. Bell peppers, $1.-
65 per M delivered. Grady Turner,
RFD 3, Macon, Ga., Phone 7904.

Collard plants to exchange for to-
mato plants, or for sale at 20c per 100
or will take white feed sacks or @nvy-
thing useful. Mrs. J. L. Mallard, RFD
4, Thomasville, Ga.

Millions of pure Porto Rican potato
plants, grown from vine cuttings on
fresh land each year, $1.50 per M.
FOB. Special prices on 10M or more.
Cash with order.
Thomasville, Ga.

Fresh, Spring grown Early Jersey
and Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants; extra large, good roots and
gzood count, 20c per hundred; 35c per
200; 50c per 500: 85c per M delivered
at. once. New Stone and Greater Bal-
timore tomato plants, 65c per hun-
dred; $1.25 per M_ delivered. All
plants packed in water moss. S. C.
Rowe. RFD 2, Fitzgerald, Ga.

State insp. purple skin Porto Rican
potato plants, $1.50 per M. delivered.
Full count guaranteed. Gip Whitting-
ton. RFD 2. Omera, Ga.

_ Tomato plants. 25 per hundred de-
livered: Red Rock and Earlianna var-
iety. Pimento pepper plants, 40c per
hundred, delivered. Cabbage plants.
25e per hundred. delivered. W. D.
Bryant, Coffee, Ga.

~ Plants Wanted

Want to exchange 5 mixed dahlia
hnlbs, value 50 ner doz., for Porto
Rican potato nlants. Will also exch.
erandiflora; phinx plants and larksnur
plants, all colors, calliopsis, Fnelish
daisies and dustv miller, value. 25 per
hundred; will also exchange popcorn,





ze } and okra seed, 10c per cupful f
ee ae c e p up: or

er peas, each party to pay pos-

Eldon L. Joiner,



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ie ; 2 ; oo
Thursday, May 1, 1930:
tage. Write before sending. Mrs. Belle

.|Goddard, RFD 2, Goggins, Ga.

Want 200M imp. Porto Rico potato
plants, treated and inspected to meet
State requirements for immediate del.
Quote best price and advise when can
ship. B. N. Walters, Martin, Ga.

Want 500 State insp. Porto Rico po-
tato plants. Will exch. setting of R.
I. Red eggs of Owens strain. M. L. |
Pettit, Pike, Ga. ; =

Want to contract with reliable par-
ty who can furnish lots of potato
plants per week: 50 to 200M. Must
be one that I can depend on. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want up to 12M sweet pot. plants.
Will exch. Buff Rock eggs for some
of them. Write your price, variety,
and date can get them. Mrs. G. Li.)
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga. :

Want Kudzu vines with good roots.
State price at once. R. L. Johnson,
Lake Park, Ga. i

Want tomato plants. Will exch.
Aristocrat, strain B. R., White Rock,
or Cornish Indian Game eggs at $1
and $1.50 per setting of 15 for same...
ae Nellie Puckett, Cordele, Ga., Rt.

Want to exch. Everbearing or Lady
Thompson strawberry plants at 25c a
100, or horse radish at 6 for 25c, for

500 Porto Rico potato. plants, as early

as can get them. Or will exch. White

L. cross with W. Wyandotte eggs at
$1 per 15 for the pot. plants. Mrs. Wil-
lis Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want best price on 12 to 20M Por-
to Rico potato plants, also 10 bu. Por-
to Rican seed potatoes. W. L. Hogs-
head, Chamlee, Ga., RED 1) ee:

Incubators For Sale : q

ae | :

600 and 300 cap. Buckeye incubators,
perfect cond., for sale or exch. for
pure bred Aristocrat Holterman pull- |
ets in value $35 and $25. Lewis EB. |
Tabor, Albany, Ga., Care Dixie Poul-
try Farm. Soe

150 cap. Little Brown Hen inc. $3 or
exch. for 25 of any heavy breed baby
t*hicks. Cornish Indian Games pre-" |
ferred. Write if interested. Mrs. L. |
Ada Fant, Elberton, Ga., RFD 9. eS

500 cap. Buckeye coal brooder, only ~
used 1 season, in excellent cond. Sell
or exch. for baby chicks: B.-R. pre=
ferred. Wrie if interested. Mrs. L. ~
G. Neal. Cleveland. Ga,. Box 114.

New ideal brooder, 300 cap. Used 1
season, seod cond., $5, not prepaid.
Cash with order. W. B. Williams, Toc- __
soa. Ga. Rt. 1. S oe

120 cap. Buckeye inc. good cond.
vith egg tester, thermometer and in-
struction book, $10. Mrs. T. B. Flet-
cher, Locust Grove, Ga., RFD 2.

1 Radio brooder; automatic ther-
mometer control.
opy, 42 in. 500 cap. Used only 2 mos. _
Good cond., $9. Write for details. Mrs.
J. C. Price, Howard, Ga. Se.

Little Brown Hen incubator, $2.50
FOB. Mrs. R. T. Kennedy, Waycross,
Gas, Rt. 1k : oe

Sol Fot brooder, latest model, twin
float, wickless oil burner, used 1 sea-
son. Guaranteed good as new, 500
cap. $18; 1M cap., $20. Both FOB.
J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. ae

1 Bell City 140 cap. inc. with ther- |
mometer and in good cond. $10 FOB.
Mrs. A. F. OKelley, Maysville, Ga.,

Rade:

Bell Citv 150 cap. inc. Sell or exch
for 10 white African guinea hens and
1 rooster. W. E. Stone. Royston, Ga.

1 Junior size Simplex 500 cap. brood- ~
r. Used 8 wks. A-1 cond. $15 cash,
or exch. for 100 baby chicks: J. B.
Giants or Parks strain B. Rocks,
blood. tested stock, or for 12 pure
bred, good layers, hens. Mrs. C. J.
Meeks, West Green, Ga. ao

Litle Brown Hen inc. 50 cap. New
linings and ready for setting. All
somplete, $3 cash, or large breed hens.
a C. T. Williams, Dallas, Ga., Rt.





600 cap. Buckeye inc. in good cond.
Sell, or exch. for Leghorn baby chicks,
or hatching eggs. .D. M. Lamb, St.
Charles, Ga. eee

Incubators: 50 and 110 cap. Sell or |
exch. for pure bred Everlay Brown ~
%. 100 chickens for the 2. Mrs. J. W.
Beck, Camilla. Ga., Rt. A, Box 120.

Super Hatcher, 150 cap., used 4
times, good cond. $12. Mrs. H. M.
Tate. Summerville. Ga., Rt. 3. :

Rell City inc. 140 can. $4.50. Mrs. H..
I. Peebles, Loveijov, Ga. i

Have good parts to Old Trusty
hrooder, for sale without hover, $5.
ede G. C. Smith, Camilla, Ga., RFD
ip. $30 F
. Bloodwo

"1 Cypress inc. 390 ca:
Cash with order. T. z



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Thursday, May 1, 1930.

: Incubators For Sale

ee RES

or exch. for 1 bu. Sugar Crowder
C. R. Echols, Summerville, Ga.

_ 500 cap. Blue Flame brooder, perfect
cond. ready to use, $10 FOB. Exch. for
_ field peas or potato plants. C. L.

Cleveland, LaGrange, Ga.

_ Used brooders and inc. at special
prices. Good operating cond. guaran-
ae aa for ae ae description
of what you want. has. F.
_ Fort Valley, Ga. ae

2 _Have gooa parts to Old Trusty
brooder without hover, $5. Mrs. G. C
eS Cems, Ga., RFD.
: ittle Brown Hen inc. 50 cap. good
cond. Used 3 settings. $3.50 pask or
exch. for pr. Chinchilla or New Zea-
land rabbits (buck and doe) or some-
thing canuse of equal value. Mrs. W.
J. H. Ayers, Homer, Ga:, Rt. 2.
Electric brooders: starting brooders
wire bottom, 50 cap. until 3 or 4 wks.
old (can put on any table) $1.50 with
_ order for chicks, or $2.25 without or-
E. R. Bailey, Harlem, Ga., Rt.

Buckeye brooder, $4 or value in e
Mrs. Nellie Puckett, Cordele, Ga., ang

B. ee
300 cap. Sears-Roebuck oil burning
brooders with canopy top. Used once
_ only. Excellent cond. 2 extra wicks
instructions, etc. $8.50 crated for ship-
ment. Postage collect. Mrs. T. J.
_ Malone, Oliver, Ga., Rt. 3. :
- 50 cap. Little Brown Hen inc. and
brooder. Both in A-1 cond. complete
_ with thermometer and _ instructions.
ae ot oo 5 4 or 5 wks. old pig
any goo EeGd, - A; j -
a a W. A. Cain, Cler

: Incubators Wanted

_ Want to exch. 1 Kelly Duplex feed
: ae gor a Canina (goed ona), or
for some farm products. rite. J. P.
_ Kelly, Chatsworth, Ga. ee
2. Want a good second-hand 150 up to
400 egg cap. incubator, in good cond,
and at right price. State make, price,
etc. J. S. Hamon, Butler, Ga., Rt. 3.
_ Want to hear from party having a
Putnam brooder oil stove for sale or
exch. C. E. Hutto, Guyton, Ga.
_ Want to exch. 4 grown and 6 young
pure bred Chinchilla rabbits for a 250
cap. brooder. Write. Geo. T. Pip-
- pin, Round Oak, Ga.
thee to ates poate plants for
) incubator, about 144 e ;
HW. Bennett, Alma, Ga. ee
_. Want incubator for hatching duck
eggs, or one that will hatch both
os ee ee ene 100 or 50
: ary Connolly, At ;
407 Bass St., S. E. . oe

[F lowers and Seed

For Sale

Healthy, outdoor grown petunia
plants, assorted colors, 25c for 2 doz.
Mrs: E. J. Barrett, RF'D 1, Alto, Ga.
White narcissi, several flowers on
one stem, $4 per hundred. SBacon-
-.and-eggs, double, does not turn green,
$5 per hundreg. Paper white narcis-
si, $5 per hundred. Mrs. E. T. May,
Warthen, Ga.
Cuttings, St. Augustine grass, well
_ rooted, $1.50 per bu. FOB. Miss A.
~ Dixon, Box 55, Alma, Ga.
- Rhododendrons, 25c each; crabap-
ple sprouts, 25c each, or 6 for $1; red
japonicas, 25c each; .pink and white
perennial phlox, 35c per doz; red and
yellow azaleas, $1 per doz; pink Cher-
okee roses, $1 per doz; Arbor Vitae,
30c each; boxwoods, 25c each; sugar
plums, 20c each; Jap barberry bushes.
75 per doz. Evergreen Wax plants
for box flowers, 50c per doz. Gladys
Abercrombie, Morganton, Ga.
Lots of pretty evergreen flowers,
grow 1-2 ft. high. Has pretty blue and
purple blooms. Lilies, Prince roses,
verbenas, for sale real cheap, or will
exchange for eggs, clean sacks, or most
anything can use. Write Mrs. Gordon
Leatherwood, RFD 1, Lilburn, Ga.
Cannas, six varieties: City of Port-
land, King Humbert, red and yellow,
rs. Alfred Conard, President, Eure-
a, 85c each; hardy phlox (Ferdinand
Cortez) 50c per doz; Hemerocallis lil-
ies (Flava) 35c each. Sellor exch.
for mixed colors large carnations (Da-
tura) Angels Trumpet, Cathedral Bells
Soleus, mixed colors Didiscuse Coeru-
leus Gavender lace flower) Ipomoia,
(Moon) flowers, seed or plants, mixed
lors Kochia, giant pansy plants,
ixed colors double petunias, mixed
olors (Pentstemore) beard toneue,
yi mixed colors salvia, Sca-

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cer; mixet

"500 cap. brooder in good cond. Sell,
peas.

colors.

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MARKET BULLETIN

giant Asters, mixed Columbine, or any
kind of: pot plants. State inspected.
Lillian Thomas, Haralson, Ga.

Flowers and Seed
Wanted

Want to exch. Marcy J. B. Giant eggs
for weigelas, large type cannas, Exhibi-
tion mums and other flowers. Write be-
fore sending. Moline W. Landrum,
Adairsville, Ga.

Want rooted white sultanas and be-
gonias. Write price. Mrs. Lucile
Crosby, Graham, Ga. |

Want to exch. Rainbow moss, red
and white conch begonias, red rosebud,
Martha Washington, single and dbl.
white, deep and light red geraniums,,
and May cactus, for sultanas, begonia
or maple geraniums, or ferns, or will
sell my cuttings at 5c ea. not, rooted.
Lucile Brown, Clarkesville, Ga. Rt. 95.

Want 4 each white and red crepe

myrtles and 2 magnolias. Buy, or exch.
other flowers. Mrs. A. H. Cason, Bly-
the, Ga.
_Want to exch. well rooted purple
lilac bushes, for pink crepe myrtle
bushes, well rooted. Bush for bush.
Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. E. S. Greene,
Loganville, Ga. Rt. 5.

Want to exch. M. B. turkey eggs for
Decorative pink dahlia, bulbs, or for
any of the following varieties; Jersey
Beauty, Sylvia, Wizard of Oz, Helen
Rankin, or any named Decorative type
of pink, with good eyes. Mrs. J. W.
McBride, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want Dahlia bulbs in following colors
and names, pink, ltamont, Jersey
Ideal, Margaret W. Wilson, Mrs. D. M.
Richards, Harry Mayer, Rodman Wan-
namaker; red, Fort Washington, Elite,
Glory; yellow, Eastern Star, Northa,
Marmon, Amarillo Grand, white,
Worlds best. T. R. Malpass, Milledge-
ville, Ga.

Want to exch. dahlia slips for the
large white hyacinth (Roman white)
bulbs. Bulb for bulb; also want to
exch. to thls. ea. of Snow-on-the-mtn.
caladium and lupin seed for 1 Rex be-
onia and Umbrella palm, or other

alm, or exch. 2 thls. of any of my
seed for periwinkle seed. Mrs. D. F.
Michael, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to exch. white naricci bulbs at
2$c a doz. for violets, tuberoses, tiger
lillies, dahlias, gladioli, begonias, gera-
niums, hydrangeas, verbenas, hyacin-
ths, elephant ears, golden glow. Ea.
to pay postage. Mrs. H. W. Webb,
Jacksonville, Ga. RFD 7. :

Want to hear from party who. will
have dahlia slips for sale, any color
except red variegated, also want chry-
santhemums. Write what you have.
Mrs. J. A. McPherson, Cartersville, Ga.

Want several bulbs of genuine Lemon
lily, the yellow fragrant variety, not
the old fashioned orange day lily. Will
pay cash or exch. other plants. Mrs.
Geo. T. Mygatt, Athens, Ga. 1260
Prince Ave. . :

Want to exch. phypostegia or False
Dragon Head perennial for pink hardy
phlox or fine dahlia bulbs, also exch.
perennials and cannas for dbl. flower-
ing japonicas. Mrs. W. N. Lott, Bras-
elton, Ga.

Want to exch. large red and orange
spotted cannas for sultans and gera-
nium cuttings. 2 cannas for 1 cutting.
Write first. Mrs. L. E. Howell, Boston,
Ura; bbs : z ;

Want dbl. red, pink, white, and sal-
mon ,color geraniums, Beefsteak be-
zonia, salmon sultana, green and yel-
low striped jew, maiden hair or baby
breath fern, all to be rooted, except
wandering dew. Will exch. equal value
for same. Write at once. Mrs. C. A.
Mobley, Whigham, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want large florist type, incurved,
carly blooming chrysanthemums:
bright clear pink, white, yellow and
red. Would like the Harvard or Black-
hawk variety in red if possible. Also
want Nandina plants. Will buy, or ex.
dooted abelias and other shrubbery,
also white and rose perennial phlox,
pink phsostegia, dbl. hardy red pinks
and others. Write first. Mrs. H. O.
Bumann, Savannah, Ga. 1120 E. 50th





t. :

Want to exch. eggs or other flowers
for dbl. geraniums, sultanas, and dah-
lias. Write Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee,
Ga. :

Want large cannas and dahlias, all
Will exch. Owens strain R. I.
Red eggs at $1 per 15 for same. M. L.
Pettit, Pike, Ga.

Want to hear from party who can
supply me with old fashioned sweet
clove pinks (dbl.) also with red (wild)
azaleas. Would like to have samples of
open flowers is possible. Mrs. H. G.
Mealing, Augusta, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want Widows tears white ae Snow

n., 0 colors snapdragons,



geraniums (red or pink with white eye

and purple), also Eves Leaf. Exch.

eS same. Mrs. Eva Crisler, Alpharetta,
a.

Want large, named varieties of jon-
quils, daffodils and narcissus. Will
exch,. large pink Egyptian Lotus or
fine, named var. of water lilies (red,
white and pink); also want large type
of red and white hyacinths (now small
ones, aS have them of all colors). Write
first. Mrs. H. H. Ezzard, Dalton, Ga.

Want to exch cabbage and Bermuda
onion plants at 20c. a 100 for some well
rooted dbl. geraniums, Fish-Tail and
Ostrich Plume ferns, pink justicia,
coleus, and caladium bulbs. Write
aoe G. W. Owens, Hawkinsville,

a. Rt. 3.

Want to exch. Thurmond Grey water
melon seed at 75 lb. for some begonias
dbl. geraniums, and ferns, rooted.
Write what you have in flowers first
before sending. Mr s. J. A. Akins, Tif-
ton;Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to exch. yellow and white
chrysanthemums, also begonias and
canna bulbs for sword and Boston
ferns. Not too young plants. B. Wood
Griffin, Ga., Box 138.

Want 1 pink and 1 white wisteria,
1 well rooted cutting of each. Will ex-
change well rooted purple lilac or pink
crepe myrtle. Beulah Shugart, Sugar
Valley, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want some sunflower seed. Exch.
for same. Write. Ellie Belcher, Ad-
airsville, Ga., Rt..3.~ :

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

1 farm terrace level, good cond, all
equipment. Exch. for baby chicks or
hens. Mrs. M. McCullough, Round
Oak, Ga. ; ;

Several Gantt All-in-one plow
stocks, $3.50 each; sev. 7 Tooth Spring
Tooth cultivators, $4.20 ea. 1 No. 1
Maytag Grain Grader (9 screens), $20;
also a lot of genuine Chattanooga Plow
parts; Points: No. 54 and No. 55, 50c
each; No. 71, 20c; No. 72 1-2, 23c; No.
93 and 94, 33c and 35c; Moldboards:
$1, $1.40, $1.60, and $2; Landslides: 50c,
55ec and 68c; Standards: $1.25, and
$1.75. L. E. Fetzer, Savannah, Ga. 17
W. 54th St.

1 Shop Anvil and Blower for Sale. J.
C. Jenkins, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

5 H. P. Economy gas. $50, or exch.
for 1 tractor harrow, or most anything
of equal value. O. M. Warer, Monte-
zuma, Ga.

40 ft. steel tower with 3 M. gal. Cy-
press tank, good cond. (cheap) $50 and
party move it. Will Hiatt, Smyrna,
Ga. Rt. 2 Phone Franklin 1391-W.

Planet Jr. 1 row cotton cultivator,





not hurt, .good as new with attach-

ments $9. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

1 Taco governor for Fordson tractor,
almost new, $17.50; choice of 2 Ford-
son tractors and 2 dbl. dics harrows,
all in A-1 shape; 1 set worth $250;
other $275; Do not need but 1. Also
have 2 Oliver walking cultivators, used
only 3 days. A 1 shape (cost $40 each).
Sell, $27 FOB. W. H. Bolton, Griffin,
Ga. Box 436.

Oliver riding plow for breaking land,
good cond. Sell, or exch. for 1 rooster
and 20 young hens, any breed, except
White Leghorns. L. M. Upchurch, Cly-
attville, Ga. 4 :

1 good Deering binder in good cond.
2 new aprons, new blades and crank
shaft. $50, or exch. for cow now giving
milk, calves, or for dry cattle. H. I.
Peebles, Lovejoy, Ga. :

1500 gal. water tank and Myers pump
and 11-2 h. nv. Mogul eng. at bargain.
Ww. A. Rowe, Comer, Ga.

1 Primrose cream separator. Make
best offer. W. M. Chambers, Milan,
Ga. Rt. 2. :

Complete set of blacksmith tools. If
interested write for list of tools and
prices. Lee Yother, Dalton, Ga. 156 B.
North Depot St. j

1 each, Oliver dbl. section tractor
harrow and Oliver D-75 tractor disc
plow, $70 each; 1 Fordson tractor, $100;
All FOB. Sell separately, or give reduc-
tion on lot. Cash with order. T. E.
Bloodworth, Gordon, Ga.

1 No. 4 Kelly Duplex feed mill, good
cond. Sell, or exch. for corn or oats.
A. H. Johnson, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 6
Box 55.

j roll 24 in. high 1 in. mesh baby
chick wire in good cond. 90 ft. long;
1 roll 36 in. 2 in. mesh, 150 ft. long,
in fairly good cond. also 1-2 gal. foun-
tain and several small watering foun-
tains and feeders. Sell complete outfit.
$3 50 cash, or exch. for Soy beans, field
peas, or corn at market price. P. E.
Rhodes, Baldwin, Ga. 5
1 Case grain sepa

COr ay.

ator. Sell, or exch

PAGE THIRTEEN

-ested, write. W.M. White, Gainesville,
"Ga. 16 West Ave. Ce
1 1927 model Fordson tractor wit
power pully, $275. M. T. Sanders, Com-
merce, Ga. Sone

2 rolls extra long hog wire (new).
Sell, or exch. for corn, Ga. Sugar Cane
syrup, cured meats, or anything can
use as food. J. S. West, Cuthbert, Ga.

1 Gantt No. 8 turning plow to attach
ot a single stock, nearly new. Does
good work. Ist class cond. $2 and
party to pay express. J. L. Crone
Philamoth, Ga. <

1 tractor, in good cond. for sale. Mrs
W. H. Morris, Buckhead, Ga. Morgan
County.

Planet Jr. cultivator with 4 disc. Sell,
or exch. for corn. W. T. Simpson, Nor-
cross, Ga. Rt. 1. Gis

1 steel tobacco furnace and set of
flues, good as new, $30 at my farm. |
Mrs. J. M. Crews, Folkston, Ga.

2 pecan tree dusting machines, good
cond. cheap; 1 Chattanooga cane mill,
No. 44, complete with full equipment;
1 Williamson stump puller, complete
with cable. All in first class cond.
Write for list of used farm tools and
epee: Fred C. Geiger, Flintside,

a.
2 Fordson tractors, also harrows, 1
and 2 H. Syracuse plows and all kinds
of farm tools, Covington cotton plant-
ers, Gantt cotton distributors. All good
cond. Write for prices. J. C. Collier,
Barnesville, Ga. i cn
1 corn sheller in good cond.: $15. |
Original price, $42 FOB Harlem. Mrs.
J. R. Marshall, Appling, Ga. ;
Genuine Bosch magneto for tractor,
A. 1. cond. rebuilt and run only a few
hours $27 cash. Walter J. Williamson,
Plains, Ga. Box 37. oe
1 No. 4, nearly new I. H. C. riding
cultivator with .all attachments, good
cond. $30 FOB. S. C. Lowe, Mansfield,

Ga. '/ :

2 1-2 H. P. Economy gas eng. with
Bosch magneto (never used) with all
attachments, $65 FOB. T. T. Dill,
Thomson, Ga. a

Newell Sanders 2 horse disc plow,
A-1 cond. Sell, or exch. for a good 2
horse cultivator, or hay rake, or for.
Porto Rico potato plants. Mrs. V. C.
Ray, Kensington, Ga. Rt. 1. . -

No. 1 Primrose cream separator, A-1
Cond. used very little, $25 del. J. V-
Hamrick, Carrollton, Ga. ec

Fordson tractor with farm accessor-
ies, in good mechanical cond. Herbert
Vincent, Kingston, Ga. ee

2 horse Moline cultivator, in plowing
shape except tongue is broke.
exch. for small Shetland pony or any-
thing of equal value. Waldo Frix,
Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. o

1_each, dbl. team, mowing machine,
hay rake, Chattanooga turn plows,
disc. Sell, or exch. for equal value in
hogs, chickens, or cow. J. S. Wolfe,
Marlow, Ga. ean

John Deere Binder, good running
cond. cheap, $40 cash. John D. Yar-
brough, Williamson, Ga.

1 horse cotton duster, new. Sell, or
exch. for velvet beans, Porto Rico
plants. R. M. Strickland, Tallapoosa,

Ga.

8 h. p. Mogul Interl gas eng. A-1
cond.\10 H. P. Titan Intern] needs
slight repairs. Tine shafts, hangers,
pulleys, bearings, eac. good cond. cheap
for cash. Exch. for good wheat or |
bread corn. Make good offer. Robt.
Fuller, Adairsville, Ga. P. O. Box 287.

Oliver D-75 2 disc tractor plow for 2
section steel drag harrow, $50. Rogers
S. Dailey, Ringgold, Ga. Rt. 1.

John Deere middle buster. Sell, or
exch. for 1 bu. Otootan beans or some ~
other good varieties at market prices.
R. E. T. Jerkins, Lithia Springs, Ga.

1 2-row mule drawn Utility cotton
dusting machine, never been used.
Make best offer. L. D. Camp, Dallas,
Ga. Rt. 2. :

1 Economy cream separators, good
as new. table model, $15, or exch. for
pigs, chickens, hens, or baby chicks.
Reno Dotson, Mduntain City, Ga.

No. 4 Star pea huiller, good as new,
$40, or exch. for 10 bu. sound, pure
peas, any variety. W. E. Vandiver,
Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.

Corn planter, good shape; 1 35 gal.
churn, good as new, for sale. J. W
Fulghum, Columbus, Ga. RFD 1.

Farmers Friend, good cond. $40. Ex.
for hens or thrifty pigs or shoats. I
M. Agan, Bremen, Ga. ee

1 McCormick binder and 1 Superior
Grain Drill, good cond. cheap for cash,
or will exch. R. J. Pentecost, Winder,
Ga. Rt. 3. : Sy

McCormick Deering mowing ma-
chine and rake, also disc harrow, per-_
fect cond. $75FOB. J. H. Evans, De-
vereaux, Ga. a

E

1 set of tobacco barn fixtures
m0 Blakely, Ga



ry Jones



Sell, or _

AGE FOURTEEN

_ Flowers and Seed
7 For Sale

(Continued from page 11)

Single. white narcissi, yellow jon-
yellow single and double daffo-
dils, white iris, $1 per hundred. Extra
large paper white narcissi, 60c per doz.
Single blue hyacinths, 35c per doz.
Guernsey lilies (red) 75c per doz. Or-
ange Hermo callis day lilies; $1.50

Ga.

Lar flowering red and yellow can-
mas, white iris; 25c per doz. Pink
Cannas, 10c each, or 3 for 25c;. glad-
ioli, 5 each, 3 for 10c. Large white
and bronze mums, also broad orange
colored mums, 15 per. doz; 2 doz. for
25; day lilies, 15c per doz. Will ex-
change for nice 100 lb. white feed
Sacks at 10c each. Each to pay post-

. Mrs. R. W. Hudson, RFD 1, Lo-
rane. Ga.
Red and yellow cannas, 5 cts each;
Amaryllis ,bulbs, 10 cts each; petunias,

Q1 cts per doz; Virginia creener, 10 cts
each, or will exchanze for White Leg-
horn, Tancred strain. setting eggs, Mrs.
I. E. Gibson, Waynesville, Ga.

_ White and all colors geranium cut-
tings, well rooted, $1 per doz. Rooted,
blue hydrangeas, 25 cts and 75. cts
each. Mrs. J. C. Morgan RFD 3, Fay-
etteville, Ga.

One pink peony, rooted blue hydran-
gea. rooted blue rose, 1 doz giant pans-
ies, also other flowers. Will exchange

any of the above for all colors Lantana:

or rooted Marchiel Neil rose, or box
flowers. Write first. Mrs. H. D. Lanc-
aaster, RFD 1, Juniver, Ga. :

Phlox Drummondi plants,. Gulardia,

Himaleva hleckherrv plants. 20-cts per

doz. Few red dahlia tubers. 5 cts ea;

or will exchange for snapdragon, dbl.
larkspur and well rooted shrubbery,
roses, tuberoses, or other colors dah-
lia than red. Mrs. J. C. Lumsden, Tal-
botton, Ga. - :
_. Red and yellow cannas, green and
_ bronze foliave, large blooms. Butter
and ege plants. bloom all summer and
fall. 5 cts each, or will exchange for
other flowers. Miss Muriel Mahaffey,
RED 4, Carrollton, Ga.
White Apri! blooming narcissi, 30 cts
a doz; variegated hollyhocks, will
loom this year, 40 cts per doz: large,
double. zinnias, mixed colors, 10 cts per
doz; white and pink mountain honey-

suckles, 15 ects each: sweet shrubs, 15
_ts each; burdock, 10 cts each; bermu-
da grass, 50.cts ner hundred; cherry

sprouts, 25 cts each: Texas roses, 20

ets per doz; May apples, 20 cts per doz;

1 wisteria vine lavender, 25 cts. Mrs.

Florence Woodward, RFD 1, Box 49,

Fairmount, Ga.

_ Blue plumbago, 20 cts each;! Star

Jasmine 25 cts each. well rooted. Hem-

stitched leaf Caladium bulbs, 25 cts

each; plain leaf caladium bulbs, 15 cts
each; sweet shrubs, 20 cts each: Lav-
2-ender Wisteria. 15 cts each. All well
rooted. Will sell or exch for red and
yellow oxalis, double dahlias, large leaf
begonias, plume, ruffled baby breath,
_-ferns, and double geraniums. Mrs. L.
iL. Hay, RFD 2, Box 40, Leary, Ga.

. Rose of Sharon (red), 10 cts each.
_Add postage. Mrs. S. M. Drawdy,
- Lakeland, Ga.
_ Petunia plants, all colors. Prompt

shipment. 25 cts per hundred. Mrs. J.

B. Roberts, Sumner, Ga. : :

Flowering almond, flowers from al-
most white to deep pink; reoted, 20 cts
each; chrvsanthemums, several colors,

25 cts per doz; wild Iris, brisht purple
flowers. 25 cts per doz; Meadow Beau-
_ ty (July delivery) from white to deep

pink. 50 cts per doz. Lower prices on

large lots. Mrs. A. J. Cotney, RFD 1,

Butler. Ga. ;

_ White, pink and .blue hydrangeas,

well rooted plants. 50 cts each. Mrs.

Frances Scott gladioli, $1 per doz. King

Humbert, red, President and Richard

Wallace (yellow) Beethoven pink can-

nas, fine bulbs, now 1 ft. high, $1 per

doz, Field daisies, calliopsis cornflow-
- ers 25 cts per doz plants. Mrs. Z. M.
- Storey, Thomson, Ga.

~All colors of geraniums, double, cut-
tings, 5 cts each; 4 different kinds of

begonia cuttings, 5 cts each; rooted;

10 cts: striped. Wandering Jew, 5 cts;

Lantanas, purple bloom, 5 cts; petunias,

10 cts per doz; snapdragons. different

colors, 19 cts per.doz. Mrs. W. M. Jor-

dan, RFD 3, Talking Rock, Ga.

_. Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz; red

and yellow azaleas, $1 ner doz. Japa-

nese barberry bushes; 75 cls per doz;
red japonicas, 25 ets each. Rhododen-
drons, .25 cts each; Arborvitae, 25 cts
each; junipers. 25 cts each; tiger lilies,
undred. Pink and white pe-

S. Mrs. Bo Ab

4 doz for $1.



>

geas, 20 cts each; daisy chrysanthe-
mums bine everblooming violets, 50 cts
per hundred. Sweet Williams, old fash-
jonued pink and lavender, 25 cts per doz.
Hastings chrysanthemums, 75 cts per
hundred, or 25 cts per doz; purple,
pink and lavender verbena, 25 cts per
doz; lilac bushes, 15 and 20 cts each;
double red and yellow cannas, 10 cts
per bulb; ferns, 20 cts each; Gloria De
Chatetaine begonias, 20 cts each; snow-
drops, 15 cts per doz; bronze leaved,
orange flowering cannas, 10 cts each;
cedar farns, 20 cts each; dwarf iris, $1
per hundred; dusty miller, 20 cts per
doz; Mexican roses, 20.cts per doz. Mrs.
Dessie Hughey, RFD 1, Ranger, Ga.

Rattlesnake water bulbs, 25 cts each,
5 for $1 delivered, or will exchange for
crowder peas or any kind of beans. A.
A. Fuqua. Jr. RFD 3, Jackson, Ga.

Large type, incurved chrysanthe-
mums, different colors, assorted, 40 cts
per doz. Add 5 cts for tage. Shasta.
daisies, 20 cts per doz; pard plants,
rooted, 2 cts each. Add postage. Mrs.
M. M. Kelley, RFD 4, Lithonia, Ga.

Mixed hibiscus seed, 10 cts per table-
spoonful. Douglas Mitchell, RFD 1,
Jackson, Ga.

Few hundred Shasta daisy plants,
will sell for $1 and cape per hun-
dred. Large, hardy physostegia plants,
4 for 50 cts, or 9 for $1. Will exchange

-for dahlias. gladioli or tuberose bulbs,

4 plants for 2 doz bulbs, or six dahlia
tubers. Will book orders for jonquils
and white narcissi bulbs, to be deliver-
ed in June for fall planting, $1 and
postage per hundred bulbs. All orders
given prompt attention. Mrs. Vance

Nelson, Kingston, Ga.

Old fashioned sweet violets, 1 ct ea.
No orders for less than 25 plants ac-
cepted. Postage with all orders.

Ella Trimble, Adairsville, Ga. :

Double dahlia slips, fine, large de-
corative tyne, pink, salmon pink, White,
yellow, orange, light red, dark red,
medium red, variezated pink, white,
quill or ball type, white and rose, 10
cts each, or $1 per-doz; 1 yr old cape
jasmine well rooted, 25 cts. Leopard
plants, 25 cts each. Miss Bessie Mar-
tin, RFD 9, Gainesville, Ga.

Lavender False Dragon Head, 30 cts
per doz; large chrysanthemums, white
with lavender edges, 30 cts per doz; or
Shasta daisies, 20 cts
per doz, 5 doz for $1, or will exch. for
imp. Porto Rico potato plants. Mrs. J.
P. Rush, Adairsville, Ga.

Azaleas, red and yellow, white dog-
wood, 50 cts per doz; mountain fern,
trailing arbutus, wild sweet williams,
evergreens, wild blue violets water lilies
lilies, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. A. R. Car-
son, Morganton, Ga. Add postage.

Azaleas, red and yellow, white dog-
wood. 50 cts per doz: mountain fern,
trailing arbutus, wild sweet williams,
evergreens, wild violets, water lilies,
25 cts per doz. Add postage. Miss
Kathleen Woods, Morganton, Ga.

Azaleas, red and yellow, white dog-
wood, 50 cts per doz; mountain fern,
trailing arbutus, wild sweet williams,
evergreens, wild blue violets. water lil-
ies 95 cts ner doz. Add postage. Mrs.
W. T. Boyce, Morganton, Ga.

Azaleas, red and yellow, white dog-
wood, 50 cts per doz; mountain fern,
trailing rbutus, wild sweet williams,
evergreens, wild blue violets, watr lilies,
25 cts per doz. Add postage. Miss
Ruh, Carson Morganton, Ga.

Azaleas, 6 for 25 cts; white dogwood
2 for 25 cts: wild sweet williams, 25 cts

er doz; ae violefs, trailing arbu-

us, water lilies, evergreens, 20 cts per
doz. Add. postage. Mrs. T. J. Fain,
Morganton, Ga.

Large type mums, assorted colors,
50 cts per doz: Shasta daisies, 25 cts
per doz; variety flower seed, 5 cts per
generous pkt. Larkspur plants, dif-
ferent colors, 25.cts per doz; crepe myr-
tle, althea, weigelia, Christmas bush,
honeysuckle and umbrella china plants,
10 cts to 15 cts edch. Will exchange
fine, large flowered mums, different col-
ods, for good size Bermuda onion
plants and lettuce seed, Alyssum seed
or plants, coleus plants, and fancy leaf
caladium. Mrs. R. C. Daniel, RFD 1,
Winder, Ga.

Large, purple variegated chrysanthe- | G

mum plants, several different colors, 20
cts per doz; or will exchange for value
in good white feed sacks. Fishibega
slips, has purple or lavender colored
flowers, 5 cts per plant; bright pink
verbena, 10 cts per clump; peppermint,
penny royal, sage, rosemary, all 10 cts
each, or will exchange. Yarrow. 10
cts per bunch, or will exchange. Mrs.
V. E. McCook, RFD 2,, McIntyre, Ga.

Wild Easter lilies, bluebottle bulbs,
white daisies, sweet blue violets, mixed
colors petunias, primroses, $1 per hun-
dred; blanket flowers, 25 cts per doz;
White and yellow mums, 25

Z; wild 2 per hundred, or $15
r ' 50 cts.

AJage, 30 strong-roots, $1.10.

Wright, Loving, Ga.

ets per |
'frey, RFD



2

MARKET BULLETIN |

per doz; white bear lilies, $4 per doz;
14 1l-yr. old asparagus, sprenger: ferns,
50 cts each, or 3 for $1.25. Mixed colors
snapdragon plants 25 cts per doz;
brown-eyed Susans, 25 cts per doz;
white and purple garden Iris, 50 ets per
doz; red June lilies, 50 cts per doz. Mrs.
Clara Bell Carey, RFD 1, Royston, Ga.

Boxwood, 25 cts each; yellow thorn-
less roses, 25 cts each, Altar lilies, 75
cts each; mountain laurel, 25 cts each;
winter pinks, $1 per doz.-snowhballs, 25
cts each; red and yellow azaleas, $1 per
doz. All well rooted. Mrs. Fairy Par-
ris, Loving, Ga. =

Larkspur plants, 10..cts per doz; har-
dy sweet. peas, 3 for 10 cts; golden glow,
yellow flag lilies, sweet williams, 3 for
10 cts; Dusty Miller, primroses, 10 cts
pe doz; golden rod, 10 cts per cutting;

lue violets, large kind, 10 cts per doz;
yellow winter bloo;iing jasmine, 10 cts
each, rooted; yellow coreopsis, 10 cts.

per bunch; fox gloves, 6 for 10 cts;.

Shasta daisies 6 for 10 cts; Chrysan-
themums, several different kinds, 20
cts per doz. Add postage. Mrs. M.
iefield, Rising Faun, Ga.
Physostegia, will stand iwnter, pink
blooms, 6 for 25 cts; 12 different colors,
large double dahlia slips, 15 and 20
cts each; Burning Bush, 25 cts per doz;
red Salvia plants, 30 cts per doz; Seeds
large double dahlias, mixed colors;
sprengeri fern seed, double hollvhock,
salvia, red fall Marigold. red Sunflower,
red dwarf Princes feather, old fash-
ioned Bachelors Buttons, Fire plant
seed, 10 cts per large package. Miss
Eva Cogburn, RFD 2, Alpharetta, Ga.
Bridal Wreath, white, 25 cts each;
red monthly roses, 20 cts each; artifi-
cial peach trees, 25 cts each; English
dogwood 30 cts each; snowdrops, 30 cts

each; Snow-on-the-Mountain, 20 cts

each; daffodils, 25 cts each; flag lilies,
blue flowers, 25 cts each; lilacs, 30 cts
each; red Seven Sisters, 30 cts each;
Japonicas, 20 cts each. Mrs. E, L. Par-
ris. RFD 2, Fairmount, Ga. 3

' White and variegated violets, 1 crepe
myrtle vine, 4 doz 25 cts; Sweet Wil-
liam plants, mixed colors, 15 cts per
daz; field daisies, 10 cts per doz; Shas-

ta daisies, and mixed colors. hardy ver-

bena, 20 cts per doz; several colors and
kinds of Chrysanthemums. mixed, 25
cts per doz; blue periwinkle and Bos-
ton ivy vine, same price. Mixed colors
ladioli, $1 per hundred; 25 cts per doz.
ixed iris, 20 for $1; mixed double

-pink althea, pink spirea, pink and vari-

egated weigela, and. everblooming wis-
teria, 6 for $1. Mixed perennial pea
seed, 10 cts per spoonful; purple lilac,
forsythia, weeping linden, bridal

/ wreath, and golden bell, 4 for 25 cts;

red spirea, 20 cts each; daffodils, 25 cts
per doz; lavender Iris, 35 cts per doz;
Autumn glow, 25 cts_per doz; white and
purple single althea. 3 for 25 cts. Mrs.
Henry Eller, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga.
Nivia, Chrysanthemums, very large,
incurved, tinted pink, turns pure white
when well open. grows:9 in. across.
Early bloomer. $1.10 per doz; 6 doz for
$5. Golden Wedding, large incurved,
yellow, Sunrise, extra large, red, yellow
reverse petals; Pacific Supreme, large
pink; Harvard deep velvety red. $1.10
per doz .delivered with instructions to
grow on request. Beautiful Orchid
flowering, blood red. cannas, gfeen fol-
Alfred
Conard, beautiful large pink blooms
$1.10 for 12. Gaillardia plants, all col-

ors; phlox, large size blooms, not har-

dy; perennial daisies, pansy plants, 30
cts per doz, 3 doz for 60 cts. Rooted
geraniums, red and salmon pink, 15 cts
each; 2 for 25 cts; sword ferns, good

-size, 25 cts each; Golden Glow, 15 cts

each; 2 for 25 cts. Also orchid flower-
ing cannas. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Mil-
len, Ga. ~

Orange day lilies, 50 cts per hundred;
white jonquils, 20 cts per doz; ever-
preen galax, 15 cts per doz: wild gera-
niums, 20 cts per doz; Golden Glow, 25
cts per doz;. Heartsease plants, 15 cts

per doz; Yar, 20 cts per doz; trailine

arbutus, 30 cts per doz; fall pinks, 30
cts per doz; blue violets, 15 cts per
doz; dusty miller, 15 cts per doz; snow-
drops, 20 cts per doz. <All well rooted,
add postage. W. H. Waters, Loving.

a. =
Double red Japonicas, purple bloom-
ing altheas, lilies, flowering peach
trees, all 25 cts each or 5 for $1. Red
and yellow azaleas, 25 cents each
red dogwood, $1 per doz, or 25 cts ea;
Mountain Laurel, and ivy, 25 cts ea;
spruce and white pines, 25 cts each;
trailing arbutus and evergreen galax,
50 cts ner doz; evergreen boxwoods and

Arbor Vitae, 25 cts each; sugar plums
and crabapples, 20 cts each. All well

Mrs.

rooted. Add postage. Cc. C.

Three year old double pink oleander,

in full bloom now, $5. Mrs. S. B. Win-

3, Lithonia, Ga.



Thursday, May 1, 1930.
williams, 75 cts per doz; monthly roses
ali different colors, 15 cts each; wis-
teria vines, 15 cts each; white tube-
roses, 3 for 50 cts; canna lilies, $1 per
doz; grape leaf begonias, 15 cts each
red maples, 15 cts each; old time grass
pink, 6 for 50 cts; yellow thorniess
roses, 6 for 50 cts; lemon lilies, $1 per
doz; flag lilies, white and blue, $2 p
hundred. Add postage. Mrs. FP. M
Turner, RFD 4, Cleveland, Ga. a

Purple lilac bush, 15 cts each; purple
summer lilacs, 20 cts each; yellow can-
nas, 3. for 25 ct; double yellow japini-
cas, 15 cts each or 2 for 25 cts; pink
weigelia, 20 cts each; purple fox gloves,
35 cts per doz; Tiger lilies from seed
planted last fall, 25 cts per doz. Blue
iris, 40 cts per doz; double red velvet
rose, 6 for-25 cts; double white Easter
roses, 8 for 25 cts; white roses, 4 for 25
cts; double tansy, 20 cts per bunch;
hollyhocks, 3 for 20 cts; large white and
yellow mums, 20 cts per doz; hen and
biddie cactus, 10 cts each; give free a
white rose with every 50 ct order. Mrs.
Lucean Silver, RFD 3, Ellijay,Ga.

Royal purple Iris, 35 cts per. doz;
hardy pink phlox, 25 cts per doz;
Shasta daisies, 20 cts per doz; white
and bronze chrysanthemums, 45 cts
per doz; boxwood, 12 to 20 in. high, 4
for $1. Rhodendron, spruce, 6 for $1.50;
rhododendrons, mountain laurels, 5 for
$1. Pink and white, red, yellow axaleas
75 cts per doz; red flowering quince,
double yellow japinicas, pink weiglas,
20 cts each double pink almond, white
and pink altheas, 15 cts each;-wisteria,
25 cts each; pink monthly roses, 20 cts

each; white spirea, 20 cts each. All

well rooted. Will exchange for Porto
Rican potato plants. Write before.
sending. Add postage.
ler, RFD 8, Ellijay, Ga. ae
Pink, red, yellow mixed azaleas, $1
per doz; Mountain laurels and rhodo:
dendrons, cream hydrangea, boxwoo
snow ball, pink almond, butterfly bush
English dogwood, 6 for $1; Pyramid
or tree Arborvitae, 30 cts each or 4 for
$1. Pink perennial phlox, 5 doz for $1
lemon lilies, 45 cts per doz; large blue
Jap iris, 40 cts per doz; orange day lil-
ies, 25 cts per doz; red japonicas, 25
cts each; red American Beauty roses,
6 for $1; purple summer Lilacs, 6 for
50 cts; golden glow, 6 for 50 cts; juni
pers, 35 cts each; 12 choice roses, $1
pink, white trailing arbutus, 40 cts per
doz; pink and white hibiscus, 6 for $1
Nice size, rooted plants. Sadie Wilson,
Morganton, Ga. : :
12 varieties large type mums, white,
yellow, pink and-bronze, 50 cts per do
ixed. Cuttings, red, white, pink
double geraniums, 8 cts each; 2 for 15
cts; red, pink and salmon geraniums, 6
cts each; 2 for 10 ets; Teddy Jr. ferns,
15 cts each; pink and.red Dorothy Per=
kins roses, 10 cts each; 3 for 25 cts; 2
rooted American Pillar roses, 25 cts
each; purple lilac snrouts, 10 cts each
3 for 25cts:; English ivy, rooted, 10 cts
each; 3 for 25 cts; lace fern seed, 5 cts
per doz; Brown-Eyed Susans. Hasting
Giant zinnia seed, 5 cts per pkg. Will
exchange for rooted begonia (except
Conch), ferns. fine dahlias, or sultanas
any color, well rooted. Mrs. atti
Watkins, RFD 2, Box 166, Kite, Ga.
Mountain laurels, $1 per hundred,
any amount: pink, white and red, plus
postage on small orders. White wate
ilies, 20 cts each. Clyde Eaton, RFD I,
Red honeysuckle vines, 10 cts each
\dd postaze. Mrs. Willis Grindle, RFD
1, Dahlonega. Ga. : eae
Several hundred fine Lupine plants,
trong and hardy. 25 cts per doz. Will
*xchange some for pink and white can-
as, blooming size; thrift plants; root-
ad begonias; justicia. Will exchange
Jersey Black Giant eggs for dahlia
sylbs. Mrs..S. V. Thornton, RFD 3,
Box 55, Washington, Ga. ee
Yellow canna lilies with red blotch-
=d centers, 5 cts each or 35 cts per doz.
Red, double 'Touch-Me-Not seed, 5 cts
yer tablespoonful, white and pink Ox-
alis, 5 cts ner plant. Mrs. B. T. Adams,
RFD 3, Elberton, Ga. Pe eas
Lilium Speciosum Magnificum (Ori-:
ental) Orchids) bulbs, blooming size
2-yrs old, 25 cts each. Blue Balcony
and Rosy Morn petunia plants, 25 ce.
yer doz. Miss Carlie Kemp, Mariett

Ga. st = ;
Golden day lily bulbs, 5 cts eac
Rooted Dorothy Perkins roses, 5 cts
2ach, or 6 for 25 cts. Add postage. Mrs.
John Parham, RFD 1, Shellman, Ga.
1 doz rooted geranium plants, $1.2

or 75 cts ver half doz. Miss Edanoe
Horne, RFD 1, Box 23, Kingsland, G
Three blooming size; water lilies,
pink labeled true to name, $1.25 ea. or
$3 for lot. Party to pay postage or ex
press. C. S. Jackson, Forsyth,
40 Boxwood plants, 39 in
in diameter, down to 1

for pric Frank



iF lowers and Seed
= For Sale _

_ June lilies, 5 cts each, Lockwood cut-
ings, juniper cuttings, 15 cts each;
anna lilies, yellow, 5 cts each, tame
Honey suckle cuttings, dahlias, yellow
_May roses, well rooted, tree roses, 10
cts each; jonquils, pink sweet williams,
6 cts each. -Cash, or will exchange for
peanuts, corn hill beans, pure bred eggs
for setting, or any kind of tomato
plants, each to pay postage. Mrs. La-
her Pinson, Clo Walter Flanigan, Tails
reek, Route, Eliijav. Ga.

Daisy chrysanthemum plants, pure
ose pink, solid color, also pure white
nd semi-double white, larger, with

pink shading on back of petals. Any
ariety, 35 cts per doz. postpaid. Mrs.
as. W. McCreery, Ferguson Ave., RFD
, Savannah, Ga. :

_ Pink and white Dorothy Perkins
rose cuttings, well rooted, 3 for 25 cts:
add postage. Will sell or exchange for
other flowers. Miss. Elma Stone, RFD
1, Fitzgerald, Ga. 5
6 or 6 Japanese magnolias, well root-
ed, $1.50 each, or 2 for $2.50. Also have
a few flowering pears (red) 50 cts each.
Butterfly Bush, 25 cts each, Jonquils
and daffodils, $1 per hundred, bulbs
mixed. Giant silver leaf poppy seed,
25 cts per pkg. Will exchange for zin-
nias, large size, or lupine seed. Mrs. C.
A. Little, RFD A, Americus, Ga.
_ 6 or 8 nice well rooted, Japanese ma-
gnolias, about 2 yrs. old or more, 1 to
2 ft. high. $1.50 to $2 each. Also have
(red) blooming pears, 50 cts each. Cle-
matis, 25 cts each, Butterfly bush, 25
cts each. Jonquils, $1 per hundred, nar-
cissi, yellow and white, 25 cts per doz.
Few red crepe myrtle, 50 cts each.
Double and single Spirea, 25 cts each.
Se W. L. MeNeil, RFD A, Americus,
ae oe :

Double, rose pink Altheas, -1 white
wisteria, 1 2-yr old everblooming. pink
rose, all strong rooted plants, 50 cts
each. Mrs. J. D. Barnes, RFD 3, Syl-
vester, Ga. _

-Amaryllis Formossima, orange scar-
Jet with white throat, blooms 5 to 7 in

igh, very hardy and practically ever-

Jooming, 1 yr. old. bulbs, 15 cts each,

yr. bulbs, 25 cts each, or $1.50 and $2
per doz. prepaid. Add postage in or-
ders less than 75 cts. Will exchange
for baby chicks. H. B. Scott, 3912
Houston Ave., Macon, Ga. =
_ Mixed Chrysanthemums. $1.25 per
hundred, 25 for 35 cts. Red canna lil-
ies 20 cts each. Miss Dora Hale, Bue-
na Vista, Ga.

_ Double and single, mixed colors, dah-
lia seed, to exchange for cantaloupe
seed or early tomato cr rhubarb plants.
Also large white cashaw seed to ex-
change for same. Mrs. C. W. Kown,
RFD. 1, White, Ga. es
_ Large pink, red, yellow and varie-
- gated cannas, 20 cts each. Physostegia,
_ Ageratum plants, now ready to set, 25
_ cts per doz. Mrs. M. H. Carnes, Ro-4
berta, Ga. oe =
__. Yellow, pink and red canna bulbs, 50
ets per doz. Double red, yellow, pink,
ele ted and white svotted dahlia
ulbs, 75 cts per doz. Will exchange
for all colors of rooted sultanas, geran-
tums, Pegoniss, ferns, or any kind of
box plants. Ada Woody, Dial, Ga.
_ Brown day lilies, blue Iris, $1 per
doz; spreading primrose, 25 cts per doz.
golden glow, physostegia, 50 cts per
doz. Or will exchange for thrift blue
hyanciths, jonquils, narcissi, dewdrops,
or small or large pansies. Adelaide
Erwin, Box 302, RFD 6, Atlanta, Ga.



Unlimited quantities white and blue}

eriwinkle, 1 st each. No orders for
ess than 50 tts. Add posage.
tiger lily. Will exchange for any kind
of ferns, double geranium cuttings, or
any kind of box flowers. Mrs. Zollie S.
Potts, RFD 2, Forsyth, Ga.
Perennial pink phlox plants, 15 cts
per doz. called for. Add postage if
tiled. Mrs. B..S. Turner, 7 Caldwell
t.. Hapeville, Ga.
Small palms, they grow large, 50 cts
ach, 3 for $1.25. H. B. Tiller, Clo B.
-O. Fussell, Brunswick, Ga.
Balm of Gilead sprouts, 2 to 7 ft. 25
_ts each, or 5 for $1. Cash, or Money
Order with order. Chas A. West RFD
2, Box 31, Dalton, Ga. :
Firebird, expuisite reddish bronze
_ flowers, large blooms on strong stems,
_chrysanthemums, 4 for 25 cts, or 10
_ for 50 cts. Mrs. W. G. Matthews, RFD
Villa Rica, Ga.
Yellow lily bulbs, 100 for $1, Gladio-
Tus bulbs, 50 for $1. or will exchange
for any good breed of chicken eggs.
Will give 100 bulbs for 15 eggs, or will
1a, for running butter beans.
miett, RFD 3, Rockmart, Ga.
usand quil bulbs, two

MAR

kind. govt. insp. 75 cts per hundred, or
will exchange for cloth. Mrs. L. B.
Taylor, Rydal, Ga.

} _Physostegia, good, strong plants, 2

cts each, pius postage, or 100 at 1 1-2

cts each. Coral berry bushes, any size

trom 3 in up. Write for prices. Lim-
ited number of Golden Glow, 2 cts ea;
and postage. Mrs. L. P. Porter, RFD 1,
Ringgold, Ga. af
Double pink canna bulbs, 60 cts per
pk, or 20 cts per doz. Will mail them
sc any party ordering as soon as order
is received. Mrs. Agnes McGinty,
Woodland, Ga.

Shasta daisies, 50 cts per doz, Afri-

nlants, 30 cts per doz; promrose plants,
20 cts per doz; perennial phiox mixed
colors, 30 cts per doz; daisy chrysan-
themums, 40 cts per doz. Other diff-
erent mums, 25 cts per doz; Foxglove,
29 cts per doz. Spearmint and pepper-
mint, 20 cts per doz. or will exchange
for well rooted, white, pink or red
double geranium. Mrs. S. N. Camp,
HMastanollee, Ga. : ;
Perennial lavendar phlox, 25 cts per
doz. or will exchange for white or pink
verennial phlox. Mrs. J.
RFD 3, Savannah, Ga.
- Yellow Chrvsanthemums, 25 cts per
doz. Nice, well rooted sword fern, 50
cts. each; large Sprengeri fern, $1 ea;
Foston fern 50c each. Lace ferns run-
ning and dwarf kind, 50c each. Pink
nesonia, red stem, 15 cts each; : Wo-
mans Tongue, 25 cts each. Will xch.
any of above for one rooted maiden
hair fern and peanuts, would also ex-
shange for one rooted double pink Ja-
vonica. Fach to pay postage. Mrs.
Sam J. Phillips, RFD 2, Canon, Ga.
1-2 doz rooted Rex Begonia, will ex-
change for Beefsteak, Carolina, Lu-
cerne Strawberry, Watermelon, or any
large leaf bezgonias that are variegated.
Also nlenty of red and pink conk, will
exchange for any color rooted sultanas,
1 for one piece sultana. Several cut-
tines lace fern. Will exch. for Roose-
velt, madien hair, or baby breath fern.
Mrs. J. .A. Moxley RFD 4, Box 2;
Swainsboro. Ga. -
_ Star Bethlehem 50 cts each, giant
imported cansies, yellow and purple
blooming 25 cts each; Clarkia, 25 cts
ver doz, $1 per hundred; Cosmos, mam-
moth yellow, 10 cts per doz; canna
bulbs, The President, Fiery Cross,
Goldbloom, Canarv Yellow, 15 cts each.
$1 per doz; Tritoma, Pfitzeri, Flame
Fowler, 25 cts each, $1.50 per doz;
White Jasmine, sweet scented, 25 cts
each. All plants large and healthy,
live delivery guaranteed or money re-

Pooler, Ga.

Purple -and lavender Iris, 95 cts per
hundred. Crepe Myrtle, 10 cts each.
Pink Weigelas, $1 per hundred: Daf-
fodils, $1 per hundred. Hedge bush

tage. Miss Ruby Langley; RFD 2, Box
37, Talking Rock Ga.

1 2-vr. old. large white . blooming
marchal Neil rose bush, packed and
delivered, $1.25 1 old fashioned, dark
ved blooming velvet Chunkefin rose
bush, 2 yrs old, well rooted, $1 deliver-
ed. Original spearmint plants, 35 cts
ver doz, delivered. Svnearmint seed, 25
cts per teaspoonful... Evergreen bushes,
1 yr. old. 8 to 12 in. Grows to 8:and 12
ft. tall. Red berries, late fall and win-
ter. 50 cts each. 6 for $2.50, delivered.
Ne F. O. Rowell, Box 54, Buchanan,

a.

Several year-old, rooted, hardy white
hydrangeas:
svirea. 35 cts each. Mrs. R. C. Taylor,
RFD 2. Box 82. Arlington, Ga.

Boston, Ruffled Lake, and Roosevelt
ferns, also extra choice geraniums and
begonias, all. varieties and colors, write
Eo: prices. Mrs. J. M. Hobbs, Lumpkin,

a.

Mrs. Francis King gladioli, $1 per doz
King Humbert and President Red can-
nas, Richard Wallace yellow cannas,
$1. per doz bulbs. Few pink and blue
hydrangeas. 50 cts each. Fern and ge-
ranium plants, 25 cts each. coreposis,
Seld daisies. each 30 cts doz. Mrs. Z.
M Story, Thomson, Ga.

Black-eyed susans, 25 cts per doz.
radish seed, 15 cts per spoonful. Mrs.
J. F. Tillman, RFD 1, Glenwood, Ga.

Yellow spotted canna bulbs, 25 cts
per doz. Send postage. D. L. Carter,
RFD 2, Lake Park, Ga.

Marigolds, grow 3 to 6 ft. tall, come
from roots in spring, 10 cts each, 2 for
25 cts. 6 for 40 cts. color, golden yellow.
Mrs. T. L. Fortner, Epworth, Ga.

, Flag lilies. yellow center, 75 cts per
hundred. Blue Bell plants, and Maid-
en Hair fern. 3 for 25 cts. Double
cream and orange color marigold seed,
double zinnia seed, 10 cts per cupful.
Mountain Laurel, double Touch-Me-

Sweet Williams,



ets per pkt
oz pla Shasta,

KET BULLETIN _

can daisies, 60 cts per doz, blue flag

D. Smith, |
Yellow flag lilies, 10 cts. per bulb. But- |

-cts each; white and purple lilacs, well

funded. W. J. Burney, P. O. Box 26,

cuttings. 75 cts per hundred. Add pos-

4- yr. old rooted double.

| Box 51, McDonough, Ga.

Not seed, Princes Feather, Bachelor
| Buttons, -



SNe

Golden Glow, 6 for 25 cts per doz]
planis; Shasta daisies, Golden Glow,
6 for 25 cts.; Snow-on-the-Mountain
plants, 6 for 25 cts; Sweet scented,
deep yellow Lemon lilies, 45 cts per doz.
hardy Larkspur plants, 20 cts per doz.
White violets, 30 cts per doz; white
Easter lilies, 50 cts per doz; white wa-
ter liles, 6 for 50 cts; evergreen hedge
plants, 1 to 2 ft, all weil rooted and
blooming. size plants, $250 per hun-
dred, plus postage on small orders. Miss
ane Lee Eaton, RFD 1, Dahlonega,
ree ;

Poinsettia cuttings with instructions.
= to planting, Geo. H. White, Jackson,
Gas

Orange day lilies, 25 cts per doz, 5
doz, $1; large White Shasta daisies, 30
cts per doz; $1 for 4 doz; Golden Glow,
35 cts per doz; 3 doz for $1; large dbl
Daffodils, 40 cts per doz, 3 doz for $1;
several kinds of geraniums, 5 cts per
cutting, 6 cuttings for 25 cts; May and
June cactus, 5 cts per cutting, 10 and
15 cts, according to size. Will exch.
for nice rooted Arbor Vitae, spruce
pine, or mountain laurel, Mrs. C. R.
Sorrells, RFD 1, Monroe, Ga. san

Canna lilies, 10 cts per bulb. Purple
and white althea bushes, 15 cts each.,

tercups and jonquis, 25 cts per doz.
Twelve Apostle lilies, 10 cts each. Add
postage. Mrs. Lee Daniel, RFD 1,
Mauk, Ga, ,
Lace, sword, and Sprengeri ferns, 15
cts. each. Day lilies, 10 cts per bunch.
Wandering Jew, 10 cts per doz. Red,
yellow and striped cannas, 35 cts per
doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. M. H. Con-
ner, RFD 7, Gainesville, Ga.
. Delphium, 25 cts per doz, Coreopsis,
25 cts per doz; Shasta daisies, 25 cts
per doz; Blue Iris, variegated violets,
dark blue violets, old rose hardy phlox,
Golden Glow, 25 cts per doz.; Short,
growing ribbon grass, 10 cts ner clump;
red Japonica, 30 cts each; hardy ver-
bena, 30 cts per doz; orange colored
Amaryllis bulbs, blooming size, 25 cts
2ach. Will sell or exchange for fine
dahlias, prize winning Chrysanthe-
mums, cape jasmine, and all kinds of
ierns and other pot: plants. Mrs. J. D.
Kimbrough, RFD 1, Rossville, Ga.
Purple Iris, 35 cts per doz; Bleeding
Heart. 40 cts each; winter Jasmine 20

rooted, 25 cts each, or 5 for $1. Fox
Gloves, 25 cts per doz; or 5 doz for $1.
Yellow button mums, 25 cts per doz.; 5
doz: for $1; yellow Japonicas, 35 cts.
each, well rooted. iss Ora Eelle Sil-
ver, RFD 2, Talking Rock, Ga.

Dorothy Perkins roses, well rooted,
25 cts each. Add postage. Do not
send stamps. Write first. Mrs. Geo.
H, Kay, RFD 3, Hartwell, Ga.

Purple King iris, 20cts. per doz. Dbl.
yellow japonicas, 2 for 40 cts. Purple
fox glove, 20cts. per doz. Purple sweet
lilacs, 2 for 30cts. Pink altheas, 6 for
30. cts. Golden bells. 2 for 20 cts. All
colors Sweet Williams, 15 cts. per doz.
All well.rooted, add postage. Mrs. A.
Tuck, Rt. 3, Ellijay, Ga. Ee

Boxwood, well rooted, $1 per doz.
Magnolia trees, rooted, 50c ea. 3 for $1.
Pink and purple crepe myrtle, rooted,
25cts. ea. 4 for $1. Lilac and Cape Jas- |
mine, rooted, 30 cts. ea. Spirea and
roses, rooted, 30 cts. ea: All kinds can-
na bulbs, best varieties, $1 per doz
Mrs. C. M. Robinson, Greenville, Ga.

Irish roses, 50 cts. ea. Boston and
Rossevelt ferns, 25 cts. ea. del. Mrs. R.
F. Terrell, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Yellow Turner, Bronze Turner, mums
Betsy Ross, Thanksziving Queen, Gol-
Jen Bronze and dbl. Pompom type,
Balls of snow, Purple Doty, Rose Pink
5d large ones, 50 cts; or all for 65 cts.
del. Choice variety Columbine seed, 10
or 12 different colors, mixed, 15 cts.
ver package. Mrs. L. E. Sever, Rt.<3.

jilac color wild Easter lilies, very
fragrant, pink primroses, blue bottle
bulbs, shasta daises, $1 per 100. Has-
tings giant mixed snapdragon and
hardy yellow snapdragon, red and.
pink phlox, 25 cts. per doz. Hollyhocks,
10 cts per bunch. Snow on the mountain
Marigold, and zinnias, 15 cts. per doz.
or 2 doz..for 25 cts. Add postage on
small orders. Mrs. BE. C. McElihannon,
Rt. 1, Royston, Ga.

Pansies, 3 for 10 cts. Blue Violets, 50
cents per 100; pink hydrangeas, 20 cts.
each. blue and white iris, 25 cts. per
doz.; yellow and orange canna bulbs,
5 cts. ea. 50 cts. per doz; lavender
physostegia, 25 cts. per doz; pink per-
ennial verbenas, 20 cts. per doz; all
colors dianthus pinks, larkspur, annual
phlox, asters, snapdragon, 25 cts. per
doz. English ivy, blue trailing evergreen
20 cts. per doz. Blue heliotrope plants,
medium gladioli bulbs 25 per doz.
25 cts. per doz. Add postage. Mrs. J.
Elsner, Rt. 2. Austell, Ga. = ae



Large pink begonias and Justicia:
2 ea. Several

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and red geraniums, rooted, 2 for 25 ct
lace Boston, Teddy, Jr. - asparagus,
sprengeri, fish tail, new crested, m
den hair, ferns, 15 cts. ea; Conch be
gonias, 15 cts. ea. everblooming white
Calla lily bulbs, 20 cts. ea; white an
pink sweet pinks and pink verbena,
for 25 cts; pink Oxalis, 10 cts. ea; Mil
and- Wine lily bulbs, 20 cts. ea. Spi-
der and red lily bulbs, 25 cts. for 3; .
Larkspurs, blanket flowers, primrose
hardy phlox, Ageratum, sweet violets.
arge Dusty Millers, Heartsease, ani
blue salvia plants, 25 cts per doz. Re
and spotted gladoli, 50 cts. per doz; old
field. daisies, 25 cts. per doz; large yel-
low white, lavender, and ostrich plume
chrysanthemums, 50 cts. per doz; cac-
cus, geranium, and begonia cuttings
10 cts. ea. Large red, yellow pink, spot
ted, rose; and red with bronze leaves,
cannas, 3 for 25 cts. Mrs. W. A.
Rt, 2. Milledgeville, Ga. + pa eeny
Amur, privet hedge plants, weil root-
ed, 3 cts. ea. FOB Blue Ridge. Mrs.
Dan Be Anderson, Blue Ridge, Ga.
2 to 3 year old boxwood plants, 4 to
5 in. high. $2.65 per 100. 200 for $5. de
Maude Hamby, Rt. 3. Grecnville, Ga

butterbeans, field peas and hulled blk
o> Miss Mary Land, Arlington
a. : Aes
White Jonquils, yellow daffodils, wi
Star of Bethlehem, 25 cts. per doz.
Winter ferry, 3 bunches for 25 cts.;
geraniums, $1.50 per doz. Pink Chero-
kee roses, $1 per doz. Blue Flag lilies
75 cts. per doz. Add postage. Miss Des-

Dahlia tubers, yellow, pink, red, wht-

mer Dillard, Loving, Ga. ae
maroon, purple, and red and white

| varigated. Very large and dbl. 3 for 40

cts. 6 for 60 cts; $1 doz. No orders filled
for. less than 3. Red and lemon cannas,
also red with bronze foliage, 60 cts. per
doz; 1-2 doz. 40 cts. Lavender, yellow,
cream and white mems 35c per dz. plts
mixed. Dahha slips, same colors as a-
bove mentioned. 60 cts. per-doz., 40 cts
per half doz. No orders filled for less
than half doz., Mrs. E. L. Pittman, Rt.
3 Canton, Ga. Se

Jonquils, daffodils, purple wild Eas-
ter lily bulbs, $1 per hundred. Petu-
nia plants, 75 cts per hundred. Mix-
ed snapdragon, 25 cts per doz. Black-
eyed susans, double mixed zinnias, du
ty miller, pink and purple verbena,
shasta daisies, pink primroses, 15 cts
per doz. 2 doz for 25 cts. Large mums,
5 cts each. Fall pinks, 10 cts per doz.
Giant purple iris 50c ver dz. All plants
packed in damp moss. Add postage o:
small orders. Mrs. Otto Carey, RFD
Royston, Ga. /

Hastings mixed colors, petunias,
strong rooted plants, 75 cts per d ;
Giant snapdrazon, mixed colors, 25 cts _
per doz. Dianthus or garden pinks, 2
cts per doz, or-3 doz for 50 cts. Shas
daisies, blue and pink verbena, devil-
in-the-bush, dusty miller, sweet violets
all 20 cts per doz. Double red carna-
tion, 5 plants, 50 cts. Add postage

ss

Mrs. A. A. Carey, RFD 1, Royston, Ga

Flowers and Seed |
Wanted Abs

Want to exch. purple lilac shrubs for
rooted hydrangea; 1 lilac for ea. bunch
of hydrangea; 1 each, pink, white
cream and blue; also want to exch. 1
setting of S. C. W. L. eggs or purple
lilacs, rooted, for pot flowers; 1 of e
named, rooted; red and pink sultanas
red fuchsia, gereniums; 1 ea. dark red
dark, light, and solmon pink, rose and
white. all dbl. 1 ea. red and pink conch
begonia, 1_ea. Fluffy Ruffles, Boston.
Asparagus, Sprengeri and Lace, and 1
pink hibiscus. Ea to pay postage. Mrs.
B. W. Barrett, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 4. _

Want to exch. dbl. pink cannas, dbl
yellow daffodils, yellow butter-cup
May blooming white narcissi and ye
low cannas, for large type chrysan-
themums, any color, except yellow,
white, or cream, or for dbl. white can-_
nas and dbl. hyacinths, any colors.
Exch. 1 for 1. Mrs. C. A. Turner, Point
Peter, Ga. RFD 1. Spee

Want 3 each, purple and white lilac.
Japonicas, weigelas, red and _ white
dogwood, spruce pine, arborvitae, pink
spirea, junivers, hawthorne, also glad-
ioli and dahlia bulbs. Will exch. pure
S. C. R. I. Red. Owen strain eggs a
$1 per 15; Hastings white chicken corn
at 25 Ib, and red oleander. Dorothy
Perkins rose, white spirea, jonquil and
snowdrop buYos, perennial sweet peas
(yellow) and hardy hibiscus (red), for

ame, Mrs. M. b, Peterson, Vidalia,







PAGE SIXTEEN
Second- Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

(Continued from page t thirteen)

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Int. Farmall tractor, 2 almost ae
$700; 2 row planter, for tractor, $80;
row cultivator for, tractor, $100. Ai
Int. Harvester make; 1 Oliver disc

plow, $65; John Deere disc harrow,
$100; 1 seed drill, $50. All cash prices.
L. GC. Oliver,, Chickamauga, Ga.

No. 63 Chattanooga turn plow, good
cond. new point. Sell, or exch. for 5
thoroughbred W. L., or any pure bred
hens, or about ready to lay pullets, or
for a calf, pig, or 3 M. Porto Rico po-
tato plants. Ben P. Weaver, Protec-
tion, Ga.

1 Baltic cream Separator, used 4 mos.
ize K. 2. Perfect cond. $25 FOB.
Evch. for corn or field peas. Mrs.

fartha Britt, Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 1.

No. 4 Kelly Duplex feed mill. Good
cond. _ Sell, or exch. for corn or oats.
Ay oe Johnson, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 6,
Box 55.

Pr. electric clippers, same as new,
$18, or exch. for something can use on
ae Mrs. Cassie Slaton, Arlington,

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1 disc cutaway harrow, $49 FOB.
oles Mrs. Jeff McGee, Knoxville,

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est: plain binde-, good cond. $25, or
exch. for corn, syrup or chickens, also
gas. Whitt eng. $10,.or exch. for hogs.
Mrs. Gussie Adams, Butler, Ga. Rt.
2 H. Lynchburg reversible plow good
c J.-C. Dodd, Cleveland, G

Oliver Riding 2 H. cultivator, good
as new, with disc gangs, spring tooth
gangs and shovel gangs, all perfect

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cond. $40. K. D. Sanders, Eatonton, Ga.

1 1-2 H. P. eng. first class cond. for
e ale H. F. Burton, Stonewall, Ga., or
73 Courtland St. S. E., Atlanta, Ga.
Blacksmith ball bearing No. 400,
blower, good cond. $15. E. P. Burpee,
Griffin, Ga. 223, West Taylor St.
=. i oream separator, milk cooler,, elec-
tric milker complete, several cream and
miuk cans, all used ee 6 mos. 2 sets
of tobacco flues, used 2 seasons at
reasonable price, or exch. for cows or
calves, Mrs, S. H. Rumph, Marshall-
: ville, Ga.
Planet Jr. one row cotton cultivator,
- good as new, with attachments, $9.
Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.
Tobacco transplanter, used 1 season,
good cond. $50. S. K. Simon, Albany,
Ga. 132 Pine St.
_ Ledbetter corn and cotton planter,
good as new, used 2 seasons, has all
-attachments, also has planter to drop
cotton seed in hill, $15. Exch. for Sor-
_ ghum cane seed, or peas and beans. E.
F. Noland, Adairsville, Ga. |

Avery Mr. Bill new 2 row corn plan-
_ter $75; several 5 tooth spring culti-
_ vator, $3.60 each; sev. No. 2 Lewis plow
- stocks, $2:10 ea. Sev. Dillon Ezy-set
plow stocks, $2.60 ea. J. C. Slater, Jr.
- Savannah, Ga. P. O. Box 1172.
1 Buckeye Riding cultivator, $35;
Fordson tractor, $125. Robt. S. An-
_derson, Hawkinsville, Ga.

_ 1 cotton gin and boiler will sell cheap,
or exch. for tractor and harrow. Write.
C. C. Morgan, Newington, Ga.
1 Masters Plant Setter, practically
new, $4 or exch. for peas, sorghum
seed, or Soy beans. D. L. Patrick,
Griffin, Ga.
is McCormick, Primrose cream separa-
- tor, in. first clas scond. good as new,
$25, or exch. for corn, Otootan beans,
or anything can use. M. B. Hamie,
Tempie, Ga. Rt. 3.
4 horse Peerless eng. $150. Exch. for

corn, peas, Er: turkeys, or Indian
eel ducks. . C. Craft, Toccoa,

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1 deep well Rumsey pump, hever in-
Stalled. Specifications if desired. Also
write for price. Mrs. Margaret Walton,

Hamilton, Ga.

Power corn sheller and belts, for sale.
AL. H. Rawls, Zebulon, Ga.

Good, large farm bell, $3.50, or ex.
for anything can use. W. 1. Page,
Bowman, Ga. .

coe Murray Gin outfit complete, 4-70
saw gins, good cond. also boiler and
eng. H. Hardin, Dyas, Ga.

1 pr. Stewart mule clippers, needs a
new set of blades, $6, or exch. for 5

bu. corn, shelled and sound. Jess W.
Herring, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5.

5 gal. bbl. churn (Success make),

ctically new, A-1 cond. $10 FOB. H.

McCord, Concord, Ga. Rt. 1.

High power Internl hay press; 1
Hoosier lime sower. At bargains. A.
C. Ross, Montrose, Ga.

Vulcan 2 horse plow, $5 FOB. Exch.
for 6 No. 10 cans of pure Ga. Ribbon
C - ei Joe- oh a. Ga.



_MARKET BULLETIN

Write for

Gullett gins, at bargain. Se

further description and prices.
Arnold, Statham, Ga. |
Bosch oscillating magneto for Fair-
banks-Morse type Z, 3) H. P. gas eng.
Never been used. Sell at bargain. B.

L.

|.R. Trotter, Crawfordville, Ga.

1 pr. mule clippers. Sell or exch.
for pea thrasher. Willing to pay small
amount. to-boot. Lowery G. - Wilbanks,
Hartwell, Ga.

2 row Perfection cotton Scie Sell,
or exch. for cane seed for forage and
pe oad beans. B. F. Fagan, Martin,

. d

1 Weeder, less 6 teeth otherwise good

cond. $7, or exch. for equal value. A.}

B. Taylor, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.

Tobacco flues for 16X16 barn, used
for curing 6 barns of tobacco, $10; I.
H. C. riding cultivator, good cond. $30,
J. S. Williams, Adrian, Ga: RE 3. >

New, never used Fairbanks-Morse 3
H. P., Z type gas eng. Might con-
sider trade of farm produce. R. C.
Jester, Atlanta, Ga. P. O. Box 767.

12 H. P. Alamo gas. eng, 12 H. P.
Woodruff gas. eng., 1 feed mill, 4 Win-
ship 70 saw 10 in. "gin stands and sev-
eas different size pulleys and shafting.
Ty Cole, Sharpsburg, Ga.

i Deering Binder, used 2 or 3 seasons
a very little, cheap. J. Dawson Rob-
erts, Macon, Ga. Rt. 5. Phone 8922.

John Deere 2 way sulkey plow, good
cond. 4 new points. Fine for terrace
work. $25. If interested, will explain
how it works, etc. on terrace and side
Al TOT Husson, Sr. Blackshear, Ga.

tH Cidise harrow, 20 in. disc, $20,
or exch. for large syrup kettle. G. A.
Jones, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 6.

An iron (all over) cotton, corn, bean
and pea single hopper planter. Sell
or exch. for 2 bu. cow peas, or 4 M.
sweet potato plants. P. Pulliam, Toc-
coa, Ga. Rt.

A little Giant power Honer (new),
especially for plow sharpening and
light drop forging, wt. 1600 lbs. $254.
Will exch. for good milling, shelled and
sacked corn, or a 1 yr. old heifer, o:
calves. S. E. Smith, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3!

Fordson tractor and pulley, $100; 14
Disc tractor harrow, $22.50; peach dus-
ter and 5 H.-P. New-Way gas eng.
$125; McCormick Reaper and Binder,
$140: No. 6 McC. mower, $35; McC hay
rake $35; 3 2-horse Clark harrows, $20
to $30 each; 2 2-H. Chatt. twin plows,
$7 and $10 each; 1 Mallory middle
buster, $6; 1 John Deere M. B.| $6.75; 1
orchard turn plow, $5; 4 Haman plow
stocks, $1.50 each; .1 Intern] riding
cultivator $60, Planet Jr., walking cul-
tivator $7; 1 Spring tooth cultivator
$5.50; 2 Oliver Sub-Soil plows, $6.50
ea. 1 Covington cotton and corn plan-
ter, $23; 1 feed mill, $12.50; 1 Oliver
dbl. disc plow, $75; 6 sets of plow gear,
and a lot of other plow tools, etc. M.
B. Lee, Ft. Valley, Ga. Phone 2502.

2 horse Internl gas. eng. good cond.
cheap, or exch. for a pig, yearling, or a
Cole or Covington planter. Chas. Rey-
nolds, Forest Park, Ga.

-DeLaval Cream Separator, No. 12,
good cond. $35, or exch for calves. Cc.

Miller, Leo, Ga.

Fant riding cultivator. Sell, or
exch. for a heifer or cow. Write before
ion John Knox Sewell, Ashland,

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Gin power in A 1 cond. cheap. Write
for information. P. S. Knox, Thom-
son, Ga. :

Complete Lummis pneumatic ginning
outfit, 4-70 saw gins, and hydraulic
press, all good cond. Cost $8,500; sell,
$3,000. L. H. Talbot, Columbus, Ga...

1 LeLaval Cream separator No. 10,
fine cond. $35; 1 Reaper and Binder,
good cond. used only 1 season, $150.
t. A. Tomlin, Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 4,
Box 207.

1 pump and hose for irrigation pur-
poses, practically new, reasonable. H.
Cc. Reid, Hogansville, Ga. Rt. 4.

1 (never been used) Oliver cultivator,
$50 for quick sale, or exch for a young
Jersey. cow, giving 3 gal. milk a day, or
for 2 young Jersey heifers, full stock,
not under 9 mos. old, within 15 mi.
Brewton. Mrs. E. D. "Thigpen, Brew-
ton, Ga.

1 set tobacco barn fixtures, cheap
for cash. Emory Jones, Blakely, Ga.

Large steam pressure canner, cap.
1700 cans per day. Outdoor and wood
burning, used very little. Bargain.
Come and see it if interested. Mrs. C.
R. Morgan, Americus, Ga.

1 No. 1240 Walker 2 row cotton
spraying machine, good cond. Sell at
half price, or exch. for other items of
Soe value. M. R. Cameron, Butler,

Practically new Fordson tractor with
Letz All-Purpose feed mill, also trac-
tor plow and disc. $300 for lot, or will
sell separately, also practically new

_ 4 McCormick Deering Primrose separa-
witor, No. 1, $50, Hinson, |

Bald

omens for same.
veland, LaG



win, Ga.

Second- hand 4-70 saw Lummus gin
outfit, cheap for quick sale. E. Pierce
Wood, Trustee, Sandersville, Ga.

1 tob. transplanter, used 1 season,
oe cond. $50. S. K. Simon, Albany,

1 Hoover wheat drill, 6 disc, good
as hew, with oat attachment, $40: No.
2 Dixie pea thrasher, fair. shape, run
1 season (cost $100), sell, $45; 1 set.
of tobacco flues with steel furnace for
16 ft. or 18 ft. barn. Used 1 season:
(cost $135) sell, $25; 1 gin system
complete; 2-60 saw gins with pneu-
matic elevator complete with self-

tramping single box press, ae, LS:

Brown, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted :

Want 1 crude oil eng. in good cond
and cheap for cash. J. M. Cole,
Sharpsburg, Ga.

Want 1 hydraulic press pump, with
steam or mechanically operated and 1
mechanical tramper for cotton gin.
Might also be interested in other
ginning machinery. - State details of
what you have to offer in first letter..
T.. J. Brightwell, Maxeys, Ga.

Want a few rolls of good used 6 in.
fence wire. Quote height and price.
R. J. Walsh, Garfield, Ga.

Want! a 12 H. P. Ker. ur gas. eng. in
good repair and ready for work, J. E.
Frizzell, Waverly Hall, G.a

Want 2 mule power 2 row cotton
spray in good cond. State best. price.
E. F. Tomlin, Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 4.

Want a garden tractor in good cond.
price. J. P. Kelly, Chatworth,

Ga.

Want a 2nd-hand J. B. hammer feed





mill in good. cond. cheap for cash, or

swap. A. R. DeLoach, Pitts, Ga.

Want a 2 row riding cultivator, also
a 2 disc Athens plow for Fordson trac-
tor. State price and cond. in first let-
ter. W. a McCall, Varnell, Ga.

Want 1
machine. State price
Geo. R. Harris, Manchester, Ga. RFD:

Want 1 windmill and tank. Prefer
Aermotor, also gal. piping. Must be
cheap. R. E. McDowell, Dawson; Ga.

Want Hammer feed mill and crusher
and grinder or soil shredder. A. P.
ee: Augusta, Ga. 2840 Walton

ay
Want Planet Jy. Cultivator,
Whiz harrow, and 1 horse turner. Early
Wilbanks, Buford, Ga.

Want large power cane mill, in first
class cond. All cash. State what you
have, the make, number of years in
use and price. Maivin Collins, Whig-
ham, Ga.

Want to exch. good Ga. Cane syrup
for 2 in. gal. piping. A. H. Johnson,
Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 6 Box 55.

Want to exch. 1 Gantt cotton plan-
ter for 1 horse middle buster, any
make. Frank Collshon, Rupert, Ga.

Want to exch. white Spanish pea-
nuts at 5c Ib. for a second-hand Cole
(or other good make) corn planter
what will plant Otootans between hills;
must be in good shape. F. B. Parr,
Locust Grove, Ga. RFD 1.

Want 4 80-saw gins complete, with-
out power. Pay cash for good outfit;
one want poyer hay press, and a No.

5 Jay Bee feed mill. State best price
S. E. Vandiver, Lavonia, Ga.

Want Fowler cultivator. W. D. Wat-
son, Loganville, Ga.

Want second-hand 1 horse arsenate
machine. Sam Freeman, Berner, Ga.

Want to buy or trade for a. hand
power Clover or Hay chopper, at once.
O. L. McClellan, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want corn gear wheel for 12 H. P.
Van Winkle gs. eng. also want to hear

|} from party having 12 H. P. Van Winkle

gas. eng. for sale. Condition imma-
terial. W. J. Grubbs, Orchard Hill, Ga.

We are in market for a cheap. sec-
ond- hand wood stove silo. Bethany
Home, Vidalia, Ga.

Want 1 riding cultivator, latest mod-
el: _McCormick or Deering make.
Would exch. brood sow, soon to far-
row for same. J. C. Goolsby, Gra-
ham, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 300 to 400 ft. of 3-4 in. gal. iron
vipe in good cond and cheap. C. S.
Fisher, McDonough, Ga. Rt. 4.

Want to exch. 1 all steel I. H. C. 1929
model horse drawn hay press good as
new for a lareg size steel power press,
I. H. C. or Case make. James Fowler,
Superton, Ga.

Want to exch. good Ga. Cane syrup.

for gal. pipe, A. H. Johnson, Tees:
Ga. Rt. 6. Box 55.

Want 4 discs tae. Intern! new. four
riding cultivator, also spring. oth. at-

CG. ik

Rex peach grader or sizing
in first letter. -

Gee i

- Thursday, May 1,

Want to exch. Duroc J. pigs, 2 to 4
mos. old at reasonable prices, all reg
in buyers name for Woodruff 2. \row
cotton duster in good cond. and rea-
sonable price, L. M. Bennedy, Collins,
Ga.

Want power syrup cane mill. State
cond. and price. J. S. reo: Dallas
Ga. RFD 1. ;

Want 2nd-hand McCormick or Deer-
ing mower and steam pressure canner,
S. JF. Bohanan, Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to buy good (Ear) Wind Mill
With about 1500 ft. gal. pipe, 3-4 or 1
in., for reasonable price, also a 600 gal.
water tank must be in perfect cond.
not much used. Lewis R. Tabor, Al
bany, Ga. Clo Dixie Poultry Farm.

Want Daisy -churn, ~10 or 12. gat,
good cond., and cheap. Mrs. Cora
Cofer, Lawrenceville, Gas Ris:

Want 1 large power cane mill in
good cond., almost new. State what.
you have and how long been in use.
Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga.

Car Lots

POTATOES FOR SALECar Lots

Kiln dried Porto Rico potatoes, page"
ed in lightweight hampers, car lots,
Write for price. A. D. Cobb; Adel, Ga.

CORN FO RSALECar Lots
Slipped shuck. ear corn,car lots, $1
bu. of 80 lbs. ALD, Cobb, Adel,
Ga.







CORN FOR SALECar- Lots.

-200 bu. slipped shuck corn, 80 Ibs.
td bu. in car lots, $1 bu. FOB. Hugh
Lawson, Perry, Ga.

Several car loads sound slipped.
shuck corn, $1 bu. FOB. G. A. Ware,
Marshallville, Ga.

250 bu. corn in shuck, $1 bu. FOB.
Roy Dole, Dawson, Ga.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
-Car lots
1 car of Pod Velvet beans for fee
purposes, $16.50 a ton. L. C. Attaway,
Wrightsville, Ga.

Farm Help Wanted _

- Want reliable party to work good 1
oo farm 3 mi. Douglasville. Rent
ree.

elock<1951 W. oe

Want good, middle aged eee
without. children to live in ~countr
home with small family to help with |
poultry, ete. Good home and smal
salary. Write for information. Se, ae
Flnrence Sturm, Statesboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want a good man who has had
plenty of gen. farm exp. and can use a
riding cultivator. Must be willing to
work reasonably. State exp. and salary
exp. in first letter. Must pay own
transportation here. A. M. bie a
Newborn, Ga.

Want at once with no delay man or
boy from 15 to 50 yrs. of age, to do gen.
farm work. $16 to $18; board: and laun-
dry; wages, according to ability.
he honest, sober and truthful.
at once and wire ahead. R. J. Bishop
Fitzgerald, Ga.

Want a man to work on farm fo
$30 mo. Jess Wilson, Eatonton, Ga. Rt
2 Box 43. ,

Want an exp. single, 18 to 30 yr old
man with good morals to work on V forte :
$20 mo. with. board and laundry. ae E.
McCleskey, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want family for work on truck farm.
Must be able to give references. Must
have at least 3 in family able to work
in field, all or part time. Write. Wal-
lace Stevens, Norcross, Ga. =

Want woman to live as one of family
and assist with poultry, cow and other
sen. work. Mrs. G. F. Bennett, River-
dale, Gav Rik...

Want girl or woman to live in farm
home as one of family with 2 elderly
and 1 young persons, to assist with
poultry, garden and 1 cow. Good home
for right party. Well cared for and
naid or your service. Answer at: once
and state age, etc. E. G. Adcock,
Draketown, Ga.

Want good man or ee (who loves to
go to church and Sunday school) who
can drive a car or tuck and plow 14
acres of good land ond do other farm

work. Pay from $14 to $18 a mo. with
board and eee John L. Bennett,
Screven, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 81.







Positions Wanted _

Want job in peach section, any kind
of work. Ref. furnished. Have wife,
mother and self can work. Party:
help on moving, I to repay late 4
start now. 29 Oe





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