nd-Hand Farm 
_ Ornamental 
 
  
 
  
 
, Flower and Seed, Incubator and 
ock Monthly Supplement:  o 
 
  
 
  
 
) AGRICULTURE... 
/- COMMISSIONERS 
 
PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR 
 
STATE CAPITOL 
 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930. 
 
  
 
  
 
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SOUTHERN ECONOMIC CONFERENCE 
 
Arent these big words? The average person will not know what it 
is Sle ata Bee mh interested itself in Heres what it is. : 
 
i received a letter from Mr. H. : isi 
as follows: 1 H. Lane Young on May 2ist, advising me 
 
It was further decided that it will be desirable to form a Southern 
Economic Council, which would, through research supported by all 
economic interests, develop the facts upon which wise action can from 
ie   be taken. 
 
n other words, this means that a representative body of business 
.men from the States east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio 
rivers will form themselves into a organization to determine what is 
 
_ the trouble with the farm proposition in the southeast. 
Some weeks ago I wrote an article in the Bulletin headed Who fixes 
 
the price of cotton? In that article I argueq at length that I thought - 
 
the main trouble with the cotton growing section of the United States 
_ was the fact that we do not get the cost of production out of cotton. 
I am glad to know that such men as Mr. H. Lane Young, President 
 
-- of the Atlanta chain of the Citizens and Southern National Bank, have 
 
interested themselves in the real welfare of our country. They are 
holding a.conference here in Atlanta at the Biltmore Hotel now, June 
2nd, 3rd and 4th. I hope that some wise anq constructive movement 
will come from this conference. 
 
_The bankers of the South finance the taxes on the land, the produc- 
tion and growing of cotton, the fertilizer bill, stock and feed bills. They 
finance everything except the selling of the cotton. They turn this 
over to foreign bankers. ee 
 
I believe that the best results that can come from this Council is an 
organization of the bankers of the southeast to look more closely into 
the marketing of cotton. 
 
Cotton is now selling at $14.85 cents here in Atlanta today. This is 
far below the cost of production. A great many economists will argue 
that this is due to the fact that Texas can make cotton so cheap. 
Texas makes on an average one-fouth of a bale to the acre. Less than 
any of the other cotton growing states. I have a statement from Com- 
missioner George B. Terrell of the State of Texas giving the figures on 
what it costs to produce cotton in Texas, and he says that it costs twenty 
cents a pound to produce cotton there. are 
 
If the main money crop sells below the cost of production, bankers 
have busted in the past and will continue to bust in the future. It is 
not good for any country to have their banks blowing up. It makes 
people lose confidence in humanity. Of course, there are irregularities 
 
in the breaking of banks, where they have not been run by honest peo- 
ple; generally though, when banking institutions go to breaking all over 
the country it is due to some fundamental reason. 
 
The fudamental reason in the southeast is that we are making cot- 
ton and selling it below the cost of production. : pS 
 
Every report that I have had from the Commissioners of Agriculture 
of any of the cotton growing States place the cost of cotton produc- 
 
tion around twenty cents a pound or over. : : ae 
/ My estimate on the cost of producing cotton in Georgia now is over 
twenty cents per pound. If you take into consideration the work that 
 
MARKET REPORT. 
 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, June 2, 1930, Always subject to variation. 
 
Savannah Columbus .. Valdosta 
 
Atlanta Macon Augusta 
 
Cabbage, greefi, crated, 100 lbs... -.. 3.00 2.75 
Eggs, Ga., Extra, doz 27 at : 125 
Eggs, Ga., Standard, doz. -----. < 25 .23 
 
' Eggs, Ga., Trade, doz. ---------- 3 20 18 
Eggs, Yard Run, doz. ---------- . 29 23 
 
eSUGeS, lbp = oe eee ene 2 g 20 .20 
 
Hens, lb R .20 20. 
 
ee es fou 12 10... 
Puoosters.. 1D: sec ee ene | - en 
 
22 25 
18 1B 
 
Turkeys, lb. a .20 25 
Capons  Sas = 
Field Peas, mixed, bu. ---------- 3.00 - 2.50 2.50 
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ------ 3.50 Sao 2.75 
Country Butter, best table, Ib.-. .40 30 40 
Country Butter, cooking, Ib 25 25 30 
Corn Meal, 96 lbs 2.20 2.40 
 
Hogs Sold During Week Beginning May 26, at Cooperative Sales, Brought from 9.25 
 
is done in the cotton patch by the tired wife and the little children it  . 
would run a great deal over that figure, but we have fallen into the 
 
slovenly habit of not counting the work of the tired wife and little 
 
children, but it is a large percentage of the work and we do not figure 
the cost of it at all. : 
 
When I was at home Saturday, I met a farmer who lives about two 
miles below me. I have been knowing him for years. He, with his wife 
and children work a two horse farm. He has a fairly good place, he is 
industrious, his hand is as hard as wood, the seamy lines of his face 
showed that he had been toiling. He looked me straight in the eye and 
said, Talmadge, we do not get enough for our stuff. 
 
That is the answer from the great yeomanry of this country. That 
is the problem that we have to deal with. It is true! If the burdens 
of life get any heavier on the people who really work in this country 
the lid of the pot is going to blow off. This pot is simmering now. 
 
The tariff bill is still up in the air. From the reports it has put duties 
on manufactured articles that will make billionaires out of some more 
manufacturers and brokers in our country. There is not an item in it 
 
- that gives any protection to the cotton farmers of the south. 
 
Jute is still on the free list. I was talking to Hon. Harry D. Wilson, 
Commissioner of Agriculture, Saturday, May 24th. He has made a close 
survey of the Rising Tide of Jute. The estimate now is that it takes 
the place here in America of three million bales of cotton. Give us a 
 
duty of seven cents a pound on jute and there will be an increased de-  
 
mand for three million bales of cotton right away in America. If they 
would write that into the present tariff bill, cotton will go up five cents 
a pound in the next month. 
 
Cotton seed are being given away almost. Oil mills are closing down : 
 
and selling their machinery every day. Yet, we allow the importation 
of vegetable oils to continue and allow them to come into this country 
duty free. There is not a line in the tariff bill for a tax on these oils 
that are coming into this country from the Philippine Islands. Every  
one of the manufactured articles into: which these oils go, is protected 
with a tariff. : Keene ; 
 
I notice in todays paper that both.sides are claiming the victory on 
the passage of the.tariff bill. Those who are opposed to it say they are  
going to kill it. Those that are for it say it is going to pass. If it is _ 
 
this close it secms to me.that some of our Senators and Congressmen  
 
from the cotton growing States could at least get a duty on jute and 
vegetable oils that are pouring into this country from the Philippine 
Islands. This is my suggestion to the Southern Economic Council. 
 
I have met with the Commissioners of Agriculture from all the . 
Southern States, I know that their suggestion is the same as mine. We 
have unanimously adopted, resolutions that cover everything in this 
article. They have been forwarded to the Farm Board at Washington, 
 
nd to Congress. : 
 
: We have a heard a worg from the Farm Board requesting Congress 
to put a tariff on jute and a tax on vegetable oils. We have been advised 
by them to curtail the cotton acreage. a 
 
(Continued on page seven) 
 
  
 
INDEX 
 
Flowers and Seed For Sale_--- 
2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 
 
Flowers and Seed Wanted 
oe : eee and Brooders for 
 
. 5 # Sale 
23 : Second-Hand Machinery For 
18 ae Sale _- 9 40; 
23 . Second-Hand Machinery Wnted 
15 - Plants For Sale q 
.20 : Plants Wanted 
a7 : Ga. Products For Sale 
35 : Ga. Products Wanted 
 
20 . Live Stock For Sale 
 
zene 107 Live Stock Wanted 
 
25 : ' | Poultry For Sale 
 
oie Poultry Wanted 
2.75 Baby Chicks For Sale 
oe Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
30 
2.25  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
to 9.51 per Hundred-weight, Basis No. 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
 Se cond-Hand Machin- 
ery For Sale 
 
3 70 saw Lummus Ball bearing gin 
fit with press good cond. and at 
bargain J. T. Cochran, Butler, Ga. 
Case grain separator. Sell, or exch. 
cows, hogs, corn or hay. W. M. 
ite, Gainesville, Ga. 16 West Ave. 
1 corn sheller good cond. Cost. $42.; 
Sell $15 FOB Harlem, Mr.s J. R. Mar- 
shall, Appling, Ga. 
1 Fordson tractor, good cond. re- 
tly overhauled. W. C. Wilson, Da- 
boro, Ga. , - 
 
0. 1 J. B. Feed mill in A-1. shape 
complete. C.B. Milner, Shiloh, Ga. 
Good gin outfit, first class cond. 
consisting of 4 70 saw Lummus Air- 
blast automatic gins; dbl. box revol- 
ving press with hydraulic pressure 
pump; 1 story house outfit, boiler.and 
eng. Sell at bargain. Come to See this 
outfit before you buy, 5 mi. S. E. Bar- 
eee O. H. Owen, Barnesville, Ga. 
Rg 1-2 ft of 1-3 mesh wire, 2 ft. 
wide (for making a tat proof poultry 
feed box) also 16 1-2 ft. 1 in. mesh of 
18 in. wide poultry netting. All un- 
used. Sell or exch. for 25 Tancred or 
Barron str. W. L., or J. B. Giant baby 
shicks; also have 6 large poultry wat- 
erers, 2gal cap. cost $5.35; will take 
$4. in day old chicks of strains men- 
tioned above. Both to share chgs. 
Del. wire and waterers now and get 
chicks any time before 10th of June. 
 
ss Laura Morris, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 1. 
McCormick Reaper and Binder, 6 
ft. blade was working well when used 
 
  
 
  
 
exch. for good Jersey mi 
ver 5 yrs. old and giving as much 
as 2 1-2 gal milk daily with calf; 4 
HP. eng $65; 15 30 McCormick Deer- 
ing tractor, used very little, $900. E. D. 
Ford, Doles, Ga. Phone 23. : 
 
- Oliver riding plow complete with 
extra disc and sweep shape equipment 
good as new, $40 9 rolls, 32 in. 6 in. 
stay field fence (no rust, kinks, neat 
rolls, good as new, $4.75 per roll; 1 
Planet Jr. No. 3 garden seder, Httle 
used, $5; 1 Planet Jr. one horse har- 
row, good cond. $4; 2 horse 18 in disc 
perfect cond. $15; 2 horse Syracuse 
turn plow with colter, goood cond. $6 
Ali FOB. W. O. Benton, Savannah, Ga 
ox 1042. | 
 
ti oadand Maclin: 
. ery Wanted 
 
Want one slightly used two-row cot- 
on duster in good condition that will 
do the work successfully, cheap for 
sash or exch. for same. L, H. Edenfield, 
 
iiimore, Ga.  
 
Want for dairy, vertical tubular cool- 
er and aerator with small centrifugal 
pump; and double section wash sink. 
Wm. G. Burt, Bolingbroke, Ga. 
 
ant a two row cotton dusting ma- 
e. State price, make and cond. 
same. Sam C. Lovelace, West Point 
 
  
 
  
 
Ga. 
Want 1 eng. and boiler, 10 or 12 hp. 
in good cond. cheap for cash. J.. A. 
Holley, Parrot, Ga. Rt. 1. 
_ Want silage cutter in good cond. 
John W. Harms, Savannah, Ga. White 
Bluff Road. n 
- Want several hundred feet used gal. 
2 inch water pipe in good cond. Reas. 
hort lengths no objection. B.T. Turn- 
, Augusta, Ga. 717. Green. St. 
Want to exch. combine Cole planter 
_in good shape for little Jap Disc culti- 
vator, or would pay cash, if cheap. R. 
F. Young, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7. 
Want second hand aeromotor wind- 
ill and tank, in good cond. and 
oP A. K. Roundtree, Swainsboro, 
ec 
Want Hyatt packing forms, tubs, 
rners, etc. in good cond. Describe 
 
lly and state price in first letter. C. 
 
_ Walker, Griffin,. Ga. 
Want 3 roller cane mill in good or- 
der, cheap for cash. G. M. Vann, East- 
 
2s 
Want windmill and water tank com- 
plete, in good condition. State price 
 
tc. E. C. Adams, Allentown, Ga. 
 
Want 1 Rex grader and sizer, com- 
lete with pulleys, also belts, Write. 
 
H.W. Buchanan, Shiloh, Ga. Rt. 
 
___ Want_power pulley complete for 1927 
Fordson tractor. State cond. and price. 
B. H. Booher, Manager, Winship Farm 
aumber City, Ga.  % 2 
Want 5 rods, 2nd hand hog wire. or 
 
rust wire, 4 ft. in height. To use 
mn connection with goats.. Write how 
long in use cond. and price. R. , 
h on, Gainesville, Ga. 12 Hud- 
 
anning out 
 
MARKET 
 
Write your best price cond. etc. B. E. 
Cook, Rockmart, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. 25 thoroughbred B. R. 
chicks, mostly pullets, for Virginia 
Sealer in perfect cond. Mrs. W. L. 
Spearman, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1500 or 2000 gal. galvanized 
iron tank in good cond. Quote. best 
i Oscar McKenzie, Montezuma, 
 
a. 
 
Want boiler or steamer with pipe 
connections, suitable for dairy. R. R. 
Manry, Goggins, Ga. 
 
Want 2nd. hand hay rake, 10 ft., 26 
or 28 teeth, in good cond. cheap for 
cash. P. H. Durden, Athens, Ga. 459 
Clayton St. . 
 
Want 2 used Peerless dust guns for 
cotton. Quote price and cond. Harry 
Hill, Palmetto, Ga. 
 
Want 1 good Cameron cotton tramp- 
er. Earl Shugart, Cohutta, Ga. 
 
Want poultry wire. Will exch. can- 
ned fruit, preserves etc. for same. Mrs. 
J. R. Gibson, Midland, Ga. 
 
Want Fordson tractor with Ameri- 
can or Turner mill. in good shape and 
m real bargain. M. L. Crawford, Tiger, 
 
a 
 
Want used peanut blancher. State 
cond. and price. Mrs. D. B. Yarley, 
Savannah, Ga. 1713 Jefferson Street. 
 
Want late model tractor ingood run- 
ning cond. Exch. value for same. C. 
Cope, Atlanta, Ga. 1111 Briarcliff Rd. 
 
Want D-75 plow for Fordson culti- 
vator, also; a planter, ea. a2 row 
wheel scrape, Fresno, or slip scrape; 
household fresh water outfit, operated 
by air compressor and gas. irrigation 
/outfit for 2 or 3 acre garden. Give 
full description and very lowest cash 
price. W. J. McCall, Varnell, Ga. 
 
Want pr. wagon scales, 4 or 5 tons. 
State price. J. R. Jordan, Dallas, Ga. 
Want 2H. cane mill with 9 or 9 1-2 
copper pans, in good shape. State 
what you have, price and terms. T. L. 
Daniel, Trenton, Ga. Rt. 2.  
 
Want 1 hand cotton duster (Pheney) 
second hand, cheap and in good cond. 
Would exch. corn for same. C. C. York 
Luthersville, Ga. : 
 
Want used wire fencing, any kind 
that is not rusty and a bargain. Ira 
. Anderson, Roy, Ga. 
 
Want Iisteel tower about 30 ft high 
for 600 gal. tank, in good cond. cheap. 
 
Give full description as to cond. price 
 
etc. A. . Langston, Ashland, Ga. 
Want 2 row cotton duster, cheap for 
cash. C. B. Huie, Forest Park, Ga. 
Want good, used large cap. cream 
separator. Prefer 1 with electric mo- 
tor, also want 2 brush dairy bottle 
washer, bottle filler.. State lowest 
roe price. C. M. Brennan, Columbus, 
 
a. 
Want 2 Planet Jr. cultivators, in 
good cond. and cheap for cash. F. E. 
Roberts, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Want corn shaft gear wheel for 12 
hp. Van Winkle gas eng. W. J; Grubbs, 
Orchid Hill, Ga. ~ 
- Want 3 70s or 4 80s gins, any make 
in A-1 cond. and cheap for cash. M. 
Harmon, Lilburn, Ga. 
 
Want a good second hand mowing 
machine and rake. State best cash 
vrice del. McDaniels. Ga., NC & St.L 
RR. Must be in good cond and ready 
for use. R. L. McWhorter, Calhoun. 
 
a. 
 
Want to exch. 40 Cole planter for No. 
41, Will pay differenece. John W. 
Crawford, Toccoa, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want from 4 to 6 horse dairy boil- 
er in good cond. State cond. and price. 
Cc. N. Johnson. Smarrs, Ga. Bes 
 
Want old time syrup. kettle. Wil 
exchange value for same, or pav reas. 
Brice. H. J. McCollum, Canon, Ga. Rt. 
 
Want a good Fordson tractor with 
belt pulley in xood shape and at bar- 
gain. M. L .Crawford, Tiger, Ga. 
 
Want a pump and pump jack for 
well 50 ft. cheap. A.S. Radford, Daw- 
son, Ga. Rt. A 
 
Want a second hand tank and tow- 
er for water works system, cap. not 
less than 5M gallons and height of 
tower not less than 40 ft.-For personal 
use. W. S. Loftis, Atlanta, Ga. 45 Man- 
gum St. S. W. 
 
Want a chopper to cut up grass for 
poultry. John. Cerveau, Savannah, Ga. 
Rt. 4. Box 97. : : 
 
Want to buy Fordson tractor and 
Athens side plow in good cond. Prefer 
exch. value for same. State what mod- 
el you have. W. J. C. Hodges, Atlanta, 
Ga. 996 Washita Ave. 
 
Flowers and Sand 
 
For Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
_Fine large tyne mums: different col- 
 
  
 
fit in good cond. lr 
 
ors, 35c doz; Shasta daisies, 25 doz: 
 
_lavender, cream, white 
 
BULLETIN, 
 
low, 50c doz, Winter blooming Bush 
Honeysuckle, 15c each; Pomegranate, 
Weigela, Altheas, Crepe Myrtle, Al- 
mond pink, Golden Bells, Umbrella 
Chinaberry, 15c each; Privet, 5c ea., 
dbl. Dahlia plants, dif. colors, 10c ea; 
Hastings? seeds; dbl. Balsam, mixed 
colors and monster Zinnia, dbl. Japa- 
nese sunflower, Calendula, Petunia, 5 
ang 10c pkg. Will exch. the mums, 
daisies ,and white rose bushes (bloom 
April and May) and pink rambler ros- 
es, for hardy pink, also red and yellow 
phlox and Thrift or Sea pink plants, 
and for peanuts, poe plants, Ber- 
muda onion sets, Bunch butter-beans 
ang crowder peas. Mrs. A. Daniel, 
Winder, Ga. Rt. 1. = 
 
Purple sweet violets, 10 cts per 
doz.; blue iris, 20 cts per doz. Jonquil 
bulbs, 15 cts per doz.- Lemon lilies, 20 
cts per doz. Pink verbena, 15 cts per 
doz; several kinds of chrysanthemums, 
25 cts per doz. Cash with order. No 
stamps accepted. Mrs. U. G. Comer, 
RFD 17, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Arbor Vitae, 2 to 3 yrs old, 75 cts 
each, plus postage. Coral vine tubers. 
25 to 50 cts each, plus postage. Mrs. 
John, A. Rachels, Box 189, Dublin, Ga. 
 
White and yellow Narcissi, 25 cts, 
per doz. Crepe myrtle, 25 cts each. W. 
O. Hawthorne, Auburn, Ga. 
 
Giant double daffodils, 1 ct each, or 
75 cts per hundred; blue vi@ets, 1 ct 
per bunch; blue and yellow Iris, -1 ct. 
each. Honey lilies, 1 ct each. Good 
size Kochia plants, 15 cts per doz. Add 
postage on orders for less than $1 Miss 
Augusta Wilkie, Oakman, Ga. 
 
Mountain wild flowers, 9 cts each; 
will exchange for Sultanas. Write Ma- 
mie Eades, Armuchee, Ga. 
 
Field daisies, stock plants, gold and 
crimson marigolds, correopsis, calliop- 
sis, 30 cts per tloz; few pink, blue and | 
white hydrangeas, 50 cts each; Mrs. 
Francis Scott Rose-colored  gladioli, 
President red, King Humbert, red and 
burnt orange: Richard Wallace, yellow 
cannas, $1 per doz. Will exchange for 
peonies or pink or red oleander, or Blue 
Bells of Scotland, Mrs. Z. M. Story, 
Thomson, Ga. 
 
Privet hedge plants, evergreen, well- 
rooted, 25 cts per doz, or will exchange 
for Porto Rican potato plants. Mrs. G. 
A. Welcon, Milner, Ga. 
 
Hardy bunch chrysanthemums, white, 
pink, yellow, tan, medium size pink, 
yellow and white, 20 cts per doz, or $1 
per hundred, assorted. Sweet blue vio- 
lets, miixed colors pudding petunia, 
hardy pink and lavender verbena, same 
price. All colors cannas, 5 cts per bulb. 
plus postage. Dahlia slips, all colors, 
5 cts. Will exchange for crimson or 
white weigelia cuttings, or white peren- 
nial phlox; or other colors. Write first. 
Mrs. Jeffie Ham, RFD 6, Forsyth, Ga. 
 
Double dahlias, 10 cts each, pink and 
Salmon. Miss Annie E. Jones, RFD 
3, Fayetteville, Ga... 
 
Terrestrial ,orchid roots, perfectly 
hardy out of doors, foliage evergreen, 
blooms a rich reddish purple. Direc- 
tions for cultivating with each order, 50 
cts each, 3 for $1. Large blooming size 
roots. 
Ga. : 
 
Creeping ivy, 25 cts per doz; ever- 
green geraniwns, 20 cts per bunch; 
Heartease, 15 cts per doz; golden glow, 
sweet William, double tansy, 3 Octs per 
 
doz; Winter ferns, 3 for 25 cts; treenickle vine plants, 25 cts; 
 
moss, 20 cts per bunch, blue iris, 35 cts 
per doz; tiger lilies, 20 cts per doz; cup 
ang saucer daffodils, 35 cts per doz; 
wax plants, 25 cts per doz. All well 
rooted. Add postage. Miss S. E. Aber- 
crombie, Loving, Ga. 
 
Jonquils, 30 cts per doz; tiger lilies. 
fall pinks, blue and white, water lilies, 
25 cts per doz. Snow drops and dusty 
miller, 20 cts per doz. Thumb vine, 20 
cts per doz. Creeping ivy, 10 cts per 
bunch, yucca, 3 for 50 cts; evergreen 
geranium, 20 cts per bunth. Winter 
ferns, 3 for 25 cts. All well rooted. R. 
L. Walden, Loving, Ga. 
 
Yellow cannas, 50 cts per doz; gail- 
lardia, blanket flower seed, 5 cts per 
tbls; plants, 15 cts per doz; Ivy, 10 cts 
each, white and yellow honeysuckle 
vine, 15 cts per doz; standing red cyp- 
ress plants, 15 cts per doz. Miss Fran- 
ces Stanley, RFD 1, 
pridge, Ga. d 
 
White and pink periwinkle plants, 
purple heartease, 15 cts per doz; Wid- 
ows tear, 5 cts per bunch. Klondike 
cosmos, 15 cts per doz; Salmon and 
rose pink sultanas, rooted, 10 cts each; 
White, cherry red and rose pink peren- 
nial phlox, 10 cts each, plus postage. 
Mrs. C. W. Dutton, Tusculum, Ga. 
 
Dahlia bulbs, fine varieties, $1 per 
doz. mixed. Chrysanthemums, mixed 
$1 per doz; Grass pinks, 15 cts per 
bunch, or 4 for 50 cts, Gaillardias, 15 
cts per doz. Mrs. Lois McLain, 312 
 
  
 
Mrs.. Grant Brock, Tallapoosa, | 
 
Box 74, Stock- |}. 
 
  
 
Wall St., Calhoun, 
Large doub 
 
Thursday June. 5, 1930. 
 
pink canna, $4 per hundred, President, _ 
double red, $2 per hundred; Eureka,  
large cream white canna, $1 per doz; 
Queen Helen, red and yellow, $2 per  
hundred; Gladioli, $1 per hundred; 
white bearded iris, $1 per hundred. 5 
or 6 thousand cannas for sale to nur- 
seryman very cheap. Mrs. J. R. Camp, 
Cordele, Ga. ie 
Iris, standards, lavender, falls, pur- 
ple, 2 doz for 25 cts, plus postage. Mrs. 
Cliff Booth, RFD 2, Kennesaw, Ga. Se 
Purple achimines, 15 cts per doz; 
trailing coleus, 3 for 15 cts; fluffy ruf-  
fies, Norwood, baby breath, ostrich  
plume, anq moss fern, 15 cts each;  
large double bloom cannas, all colors, 
35 cts per doz; $2 per hundred. Silver 
leaf geraniums, 15 cts each. Pink and  
white sultanas, 15 cts each; double pe- ~ 
tunias, 3 for 25 cts. St. Bernard pot 
lily, 20 cts each. Mrs. W| M. Vickers,  
Siloam, Ga. = ae 
Canna roots, Allemania and Richard  
Wallace, King Humbert and President,  
$1.50 per hundred, FOB, Caladiums,  
25 cts per bulb; California gladioli, 25 
cts per doz; day lilies, 25 cts per doz, - 
or will exchange any of these for. 
ducks, rabbits or canaries. Mrs. W. D. 
McDonald, 314 Brevity St. Valdosta, 
Ga. : 
Hemlock, $1 per doz; Mountain lau- 
rel, $1 per dozy Touch-me-not plants,  
25 cts per doz; phlox, 25 cts per doz; 
grass pinks, 50 cts per doz. Monthly 
roses, well rooted, 15 cts each, differ- 
ent colors. Fox glove, 50.cts per doz;  
lemon lilies, $1 per doz. Pot flowers, 
iusticia, 15 cts each; Boston and sword 
fern, geraniums, different colors, Rose 
of Sharon, 15 cts each. Add _ postage. 
Miss Rannie Turner, RFD 4, Cleveland,  
Ga. 2 Re 
Large pink begonias and justicias, 
rooted, 20 cts each. Pink and red ge- 
raniums, rooted, 2 for 25 cts. lace, 
Boston, Teddy Jr., asparagus, sprengerl 
fish tail and crested ferns, 15 cts each. 
Conch begonia, 15 cts. Everblooming 
Calla lily bulbs, 20 cts each. Wluie 
and pink sweet pinks, and pink ver- 
bena, 3 for 25 cts. Pink oxalis, 10 cts; 
Milk and wine lilies, 20 cts each; Spid- 
er and red lily bulbs, 3 for 25 cts. Lark 
spurs, blanket flowers, primroses, hardy 
phlox, ageratum, sweet violets, large 
dusty millers, blue salvia, 25 cts pe 
doz. Night blooming series geraniums 
begonias, cactus cuttings, 5 cts each. 
Canna bulbs, 3 for 25 cts. | Mrs. W. A. 
Huff, RFD 2, Milledgeville, Ga. ee 
 
Red, pink. ,white geranium cuttings, 
10 cts each; Scleetious bulbs, 35 cts per 
doz. Pink Hyacinths, 50 cts per doz; 
asparagus fern, 75 cts; snake tongue 
bulbs, 75 cts per doz; jonquil bulbs. 75 
cts per hundred; daisies, 10 cts per doz; 
req and pink single hollyhock plants, 50 
cts per doz; calliopsis plants, 25 cts_ 
per doz, or will exchange for 100-lb 
white sacks at 10 cts each. Gertrude 
Beckham, RFD 2, Box 42, Rising Faun, 
Ga.  Re 
Red salvia plants, 15 cts per doz; 2_ 
doz for 25 cts. Mrs. J. Bryan, Philo- 
math, Ga. eee ee 
 
Poinsettia cuttings, will bloom in No- 
vember and continue until Feb., 25 cts 
each, with full directions as to plant- 
ing. G. H. White, Jackson, Ga. ae 
 
Snowflake moss plants, 10 cts pel 
doz; pine leaf moss, 10 cts per doz; 
hundred  
weeping ivy, 10 cts per doz; pachysan- 
dra vine, 25 cts per hundred: Star of  
Bethlehem and double daffodils, 15 cts 
per doz; yellow japonicas, 2 Octs; red 
Jap quince, 20 cts; old fashioned red 
velvet roses, 10 cts; white and pink 
Rose of Sharon, 25 cts per doz; pink 
-weigelia, English dogwood, 3 for 25 cts. 
Ladies Wash Bowl, 25 cts per hun- 
dred; purple and blue Iris, also, yellow. 
day lilies, 40 cts per doz. All kinds of 
Mountain fern, 10 and 15 cts. Add 
postage. Mrs. Mary Langley, RFD 3, 
Ellijay, Ga. es 
 
Double white, pink and red dahlia 
tubers, 5 cts each, plus postage. Mrs. H. 
L. Green, Zebulon, Ga. . S 
 
Small lilac bushes, 25 cts per doz 
hedge plants, 10 cts per doz; chrysan- 
themums, large white, 10 cts per doz, 
Mrs. Mary Messer, Waleska, Ga. - 
 
Wild _ Easter lilies, Bluebottle bulbs, 
white daisies, sweet blue violets, mixed 
colors petunias, pink primroses, $1 per 
hundred. Blanket flowers, white and  
yellow mums, mixed colors snapdrgon 
plants, brown-eyed Susans, Hastings 
mixed colors zinnias, 25 cts per doz; 
wild fern, $2 per hundred, or $15 per 
M. Pink and purple verbena, 50 ct 
per doz. White and purple iris, red 
June lilies, 50 cts per doz; 4 large dwarf 
boxwoods, $40. Mrs. Clara Belle Carey, 
RED 1, Royston, Ga. : 
 
Strong petunia plants, 25 cts per 
eae Mrs. J. B. Roberts, Sumner,  
 
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 Petunia, 
 
Flowers and Sccd. 
For Sale ~ 
 
Petunia and 
dozen;~ Virginia 
 
marigolds, each, 10c 
Creeper, 10c each; 
 
milk anq wine lilies, 15c each; lantana, 
 
orange, well rooted, 20c; Exch. for cal- 
la lilies, Japonicas or hollyhock plants. 
 
Mrs. I. E. Gibson, Waynesville, Ga. 
Box 3. 
 
_Red verbena, well rooted, 10c cut- 
tings, or exch. for other box flowers. 
Send postage. Mrs. A. A. Walton, La- 
vonia, Ga. RFD 2, > 
 
Dif. . col. chrysanthemums, 50c doz. 
lavender Jacobs Ladder, and white and 
pink cosmos, each, 25c dozen: solid 
green and white striped Jew, 25 doz. 
Exch. for begonias, Sultanas, and Aug- 
ust lilies. Ea. to del. Mrs. H. D. Burt, 
Americus, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 156. 
 
White and all colors ger. cut well 
rooted, $1 dozen; rooted blue hydran-' 
J. C. Morgan, ' 
 
gea, 25c to 75c ea. Mrs. 
_Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
blanket flower, 
bush, verbena, cosmos, 
and spotted Cannas, Evergreen honey- 
suckle, 5c each. Add potsage. Mrs. 
Russell Sauls, Shellman, Ga. 
Mixeg asters, 15c doz. 
 
mixed planted from seed, 
Sweet Williams, mixed, 10c doz, 
 
Mrs. 
J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, Ga. 
 
._ Pink hydrangea cut. 5c each: dbl. 
red and white geraniums, dark and 
 
bright red, rosebud, and walnut geran- 
 
iums, cut. 2 for 15c; sweet gum geran- 
 
iums, 10 cut; fuchsia, 2 for 15c: varie- 
gated lantana, 2 for 15c; red begonias, 
10c bunch; 1 white fuchsia, 
blooming size, 35c....3 or 4 geraniums, 
rooted, good size, 50c for 3. Adq post- 
age. Exch. any of the above for 1 lace 
fern rooted or for good feed sacks. 
 
Mrs. J. B. Fields, Dahlonega,:Ga. Rt. 1. 
Dbl. white fuchsia, hydrangea, 6 or 7 
 
dif. col. geraniums, rainbow moss, and 
 
shoo-fiy plants, all 5c each; oxalis, 6 
 
for 10c; white begonias, rooted, 2 for 
16c; rooted grape leaf begonias, 10c 
each, 3 for 25c; 2 or 3 small rooted 
maple begonias, 15c ea. butter and egg 
plants, 10c doz. or 4 dif. col. hardy 
phlox, 15c doz. Balsam plants, all col. 
-zinnias, and white striped jew vine, all 
10c doz. American Beauty roses, 10c 
each; Golden Glow, 5c bunch. Add 
postage. Miss Mary E. Grindle, Dah- 
lonega, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 42. 
 
Baby Boston fern, 15c; Coralline Lu- 
 
cerne, beefsteak ang silver spotted be-- 
 
gonias, well rooted pink oxalis, salmon 
and white sultanas and pink justicia, 
all 0c ea. cutting; English Wax vine 
Valentine and Thanksgiving cactus cut. 
5e each; Yr. old cactus plants, 25c well 
rooted; 5 dif. col. geraniums, cut 5c 
each. Postpaid on all orders over 25c 
Mrs. H. H. Smith, Hilltonia, Ga. | 
Marigolds, yellow chrysanthemums, 
med. size blooms, daisy mums, white 
_ with yellow centers, Giant Crego and 
_Astermum asters, all 25c doz. mixed 
abl. zennias, 20c doz. yellow . jonquil 
bulbs, 75c a 100; cannas red, pink and 
yellow 50c doz. Mrs. E. C. Heaton, 
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Red and yellow azaleas, 6 for 25c; 
water filies, trailing arbutus, pink and 
. white, Mtn. ferns, 3 kinds, and ever- 
greens, all 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs. 
"W. 'T. Boyce, Morganton, Ga. . 
Big Leaf and Trailing coleus, 10c ea.; 
~ white, purple, pink and scarlet red sul- 
tanas, 15c ea; lantanas, 15c ea; mixed, 
sng. petunias in bloom. all colors, 15 
doz. large ruffle and dbl petunia, 15c 
each; large, dbl. zinnias, 15c doz. Bos- 
ton and Curley ferns, 15c each; white 
and green and bronze Jew, 5c ea. mix- 
ed aster plants, 15c doz. All well root- 
ed. Shipped in damp moss. Mrs. Min- 
nie L. McEver, Braselton, Ga. - 
Petunias, zinnias, 2 doz. 15c; hydran- 
gea, Brazilian Plume, large red mums, 
all 10c each; June cactus, 15c each: 
ageratum, 15c doz. ger. cut. 5c each; 
houseleak, 2 for 5c; red and yellow 
moss, 10c doz. velvet marigolds, 10 doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. M. A. Brady, Mur- 
Yrayville, Ga. ee 
. White and yellow variegated Eng. 
honeysuckle, 25c a 100; paper white 
narcissi, 25c doz. white narcissi, 25: 
doz. turkey tail plants, 10c ezaleas, 
pink, red and white, 50c doz. red and 
_ pink bronze sweet shrubs, 30c doz. pie 
- plants, 15c. Add postage. Myrtle Du- 
vall, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 5 
Azaleas, red and yellow, 6 for 25c; 
water lilies, 25c doz. trailing arbutus, 
pink and white, sweet williams, purple 
violets, and 3 kinds of mtn. ferns, all 
25e doz. Add ee Mrs. A. R. 
Carson, Morganton, Ga. 
Water lilies, 6 for 70c, $1 for 12; pink 
- perennial phloz 30c doz. 3 qoz $1; burnt 
orange lilies, 35c doz. 3. doz. $1; Sweet 
Williams, assorted colors, 25c dozen; 
white violets, 15c doz. 2 doz. 25, $1 per 
 
burning 
le each; red 
 
carnations 
15 doz. 
 
rooted, 
 
* 
 
~ 1100; collection of hardy porch ferns 6 
 
for 50c; Black Hawk ferns, 3 for 25c; 
crimson Trumpet creeper, 40c dozen; 
ornamental yard grass, and Yarrow 
plants, each, 30c dozen; American or 
Globe arborvitae, 15 to 20 in., 25 and 
35 each; pink and yellow azaleas and 
pink cherokee roses, each, $1 dozen: 10 
choice rooted roses, $1; pink and white 
trailing arbutus, 40c dozen; althea 
lilies, assorted col. 20c each, 75c doz. 
Mrs. A. Wilson, Morganton, Ga. 
 
Req rose geranium cuttin S; 3 for 
10c; beefsteak begonia, 2 for teas grape 
leaf, rooted, 10c; sprengeria ferns, 15c 
each; Widows Tears, Surprise lilies, 
finger cactus, white conch, rooted, 5c 
each. Postpaid on all orders amount- 
ing to 25c or more. Exch. for cabbage 
Plants, fall heading var. Write before 
 
Shipping. Mrs. J. Walt 
Draketown, Ga. nes 
 
Trumpet jonquils, dbl. daffodils, wild 
Easter lilies, blue bottle, $1 a 100 bulbs; 
all summer blooming ho yhocks, 3 for 
15c; scarlet red verbena, 10c a bunch: 
pink, blue and purple verbena, 25c doz: 
giant mixed snapdragons, shasta daisies, 
pink primroses, dusty miller, dbl. zin- 
nia, 25c dozen; iris. 50c doz. sweet fen- 
hel and tansy, 10c bunch; large cream 
mums, 5c each; fall pinks, 20c doz. 
solid colors and stripeq petunias, $1 a 
ty Mrs. Otto Carey, Royston, Ga. 
 
8 rooted pink fjusticta, salmon geran- 
tums, orange and old rose sultana, pink 
oxalis, purple fuchsia, May and Xmas 
cactus, white and pink conch shell be- 
gonias, nickle and dime geraniums, 
blue plumbago, nice, rooted, 15c each, 
2 for 25c; ene 5c each; rose. bud 
ger. unrooted, 3 for 10c; pink hydran- 
gea, rooted, 25c each; purple and green 
Jew mixed, 10c dozen; collection of 30 
flower cuttings, 75c. With every $1 or- 
der will give free 6 hardy cuttings. Add 
postage. Exch. for porch caladiums, 
any color, Amaryilis, milk and wine, 
dbl. tiger, or any other lilies or color 
except red; geraniums or white plum- 
bago, or other flowers which I havent. 
Write first. Geo. Harold Pass, Point 
Peter, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
_reeping myrtle, hedge bush cut- 
tings, and well rooted foxgloves, all 75c 
a 100; pink weigelias, daffodils, and 
jonquils, each, $1 a 100. Add postage. 
Ella Langley, Talking Rock Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Dbl. yellow japonicas, 3 yrs. old, and. 
 
snowball bushes, 25c each; large bloom- 
ing yellow daffodils, 75c a 100 bulbs: $6 
a 100; pink almonds, 2 for 25c; orange 
day lilies, 25 doz. All well rooted. 
Add postage. Miss Verna Parks, Talk-~ 
ing Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Gladioli, 75c doz. Apply to: Mrs. 
Mary Brown, Waycross, Ga. 1311 Mar- 
garet St. Phone, 476-J. 
 
Trailing arbutus, 50c, dozen; tiger 
lilies, 30c dozen; daisies and Ever- 
greens, each, 25c dozen; water lilies, 50c 
oe Miss Pearl Lively, Morganton, 
 
a. 
 
Choice dahlias; Jersey Beauty, Jer- 
sey Beacon, Mrs. Warner, Millionaire 
and other fine sorts, 50c per doz. 
plants; petunias, balcony blue, rose. 
white and purple, Howards Star, Rosy 
Morn, separate or mixed, 25c dozen; 
Burpees Giant Snapdragons, mixed 
colors, Marguerite carnations, mixed, 
wool flowers, blue and white ageratum, 
hollyhocks, dbl. and sng. mixed colors, 
salvia, giant dahlia flowered zinnia, 
marigolds, tall and dwarf, Calendula, 
asters, verbena, cosmos, all 25c dozen; 
pink and red dbl. geraniums, large, well 
rooted, 19 te 50c ea. Mrs. W. L. Blan- 
kenship, Rome, Ga. 105, East 3rd St. 
 
1 doz. pure white amaryllis lilies, 35c 
each; everlasting artemisia Silver King, 
25 dozen; Japanese azalea lilies, 15c 
each; blazing star, 10c each; Queens 
Bouquet hydrangea, white and blue 
combined, 35 cts each. Nice plants. Mrs. 
D. G. Jones, Arlington, Ga. Crest- 
view. - 
 
Stiff Leaf caladium plants, 15c each. 
Adq postage. Cash with order. Miss 
Lola R htz, Moultrie, Ga. Rt.2. 
 
Golden yellow. mums, medium size, 
20c each; Devil-in-the-Bush, white and 
pink, 10c each. Mrs. R. M. League, 
Tallapoosa, Ga. Star Route, Box 42. 
 
Dbl. yellow cannas, 10c doz. 6 col. dbl. 
ger. cuttings, 7c each, all 6 for 30c; red 
cactus, white and pink oxalis, pin 
cuchion cactus, air plant and _ house 
leak, 5c each, Shasta daisies, 20c doz; 
caladium, 10c ea; golden glow, 15c doz. 
Add postage with all orders. Exch, for 
bronze leaf cannas, rooted fuchsia, 
grape begonia, larkspur, calla lily or 
fney leaf caladium. Write before send- 
ing. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cummings 
Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
Bearing Banana shrubs, 50c ea, yel- 
low cluster narcissi, April blooming 
narcissi, jonquils, butter and eggs bulbs, 
 
$1 g, 100, or exch. for fresh turkey eggs 
 
(any kind for hatching). Mrs, EB, G. 
 
  
 
Fountain, Fort Valley, Ga 
 
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Supe Nef 
 
  
 
Amaryl s, .butter 
and eggs, 25c doz. Cannas, light yellow, 
yellow and red variegated, 50c doz. blue 
hydrangea, and shasta daisies, 25c ea.: 
cuttings of dif: kinds of roses, 30c doz. 
No stamps accepted. No order filled 
for less than 50c. Miss Thena Tan- 
ner, Sandersville, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 8. 
 
White narcissi, Poltaz type, $2 a 100: 
Darwin, Cottage and Breeder tulips, 
named varieties, flowering size bulbs, 
$2 a 100; many var. fine iris, 10c to 20c. 
Special prices on bulbs per M. and 
special price on iris:per 100. Mrs. J. H. 
Jones, Brooks, Ga. 
 
100 iris roots, $1.25 postpaid. Falls, 
Royal Purple with white stripes, shad- 
ing to yellow at stem, Standards, laven- 
der, height 2 1-2 to 3 ft. Blooms mid- 
dle of May. No less than 100 sold at 
this price; little yellow button chry- 
santhemums, 25c dozen; perennial, big 
white blossomed Moonflower, also 
known as Indian Sweet Potato; makes 
fine vine for porch, free bloomer, large 
tubers, 50c; smaller ones, 2 for 50c. 
a Minnie Phillips, Sulphur Springs, 
 
a. ; \ 
 
Water oaks for shade trees, 40c each. 
Add postage. Florence Wiley, Lula, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Caladiums, 25c; white verbena, well 
rooted, 10c bunch, coleus, dif. col. 10c 
each. Exch. for sultana, any color ex- 
cept req and salmon, also Chicken 
Gizzard begonia, or dbl. geraniums, 
ee Mrs. B. F. Felts, Adel, Ga. Rt. 
 
Gaillardi, snow-on-the-mtn., calliop- 
sis, physostegia, 15c dozen; blue del- 
phinium, 20c dozen;@ ostrich plume 
mixed asters, 20c dozen; white and 
green striped Jew, purple and grey 
striped, 3 for 10c; 10 weeks stock, 15c 
doz., purple weeping lantana, 15c ea; 
blue ageratum, 3 for 10c; unrooted cut. 
salmon and rose sultanas, 3 for 10c; dbl 
ger. white, red, salmon pink and pur- 
ple, unrooted, for 25c; rooted metallic 
leaf begonia, 25c; unrooted, 10c; maple 
leaf, 15c; Arabian jasmine, justicia, 15c 
each. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, 
Ga. Rt. 
 
Pink eherokee roses, 10c each, jon- 
quils, 45c doz. orange day lilies, 50c doz. 
golden glow, 25c dozen; blue iris, 60c 
dozen; fall pinks, 45c dozen; moss, 25c 
dozen; creeping ivy (for hanging bas- 
kets), 30c dozen. All well rooted. Add 
postage. Raleign Crombie, Loving, Ga. 
 
Dark red fuchsia, orange lantana, red 
and pink usticia, maple peraninms, sin. 
red ger. dbl. ger. white, 2 shades of 
pink, bright red, American Beauty, rose 
bud, cuttings, 10c each; pink hydran- 
gia ,red and white couch geraniums, 
Boston ferns and rubberplants, 10c ea. 
lavender altheas, 10c ea. or 6 for 50c; 
dbl. zinnias, snapdragons, mixed colors, 
pink and white periwinkle, all 10c per 
doz. Mrs. Lula Hawkins, Alpharetta, 
Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Purple iris, lemon lilies, white and 
yellow mums, brown day lilies, weeping 
willow cut. and hedge cuttings, all $1 
per 100; blue violets, 25c a 100; altheas, 
pink running roses, Seven Sister roses. 
wisteria vine, porch pepper vine (red 
berries), all rooted, 10c ea. 3 for 25c. 
Add postage. Miss Willa Mae Ralston, 
Ella Gap, Ga. : 
 
Mixed colors snapdragon plants, 1c 
each, add Tc for postage; also Burpees 
Royal mixed col. Aster plants, 1c ea. 
add Tc for postage. Mrs. O .E. Brown- 
ing, Doerun, Ga. Rt. 4.  
 
Purple and lavender, each, $1 a 100: 
foxglove, shasta daisy} snow-on-the- 
mtn., white cosmos, 20c doz. purple and 
white lilac, 2 for 25c; pink almond, bri- 
dal wreath, 10c each; Bear Grass, 15c; 
red cannas, 25c each. Del. Bonnie 
Frix, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Golden Glow, 20c dozen; orange dey 
lilies, 15c dozen; white jonquils, 30c 
dozen; Heartease, 15c dozen; also green 
peppermint 15c Ib. Add postage to all 
orders less than 75c. Mrs. Essie Woody, 
Loving, Ga. / 
 
White and red conch geraniums, 
rooted, 10c each; pink and white hy- 
drangea, 2 cut. for 5c.... orange lantana, 
5c per cutting; justicia, rooted, 10c. 
Add postage. No stamps. Pairlee 
Runles, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7. ee 
 
Snapdragon plants, Burpees Giant 
flowering, mixed colors. Strong plants 
packed in damp moss, 25c doz. post- 
paid. Miss Mary Lewis, Cornelia, Ga. 
 
Stocks, all colors, dbl. and sng. good 
strong rooted plants, 30c dozen; Sweet 
Williams, all col. 25c dozen;  holly- 
hocks, dbl. white, yellow and red, 50c 
dozen; poinsettia, 2 for 25c; zennias 
and marigolds, 25c doz. Mrs. S. W. 
Sloan, Auburn, Ga. Rt 1. 
 
_ Monster zinnia plants, 10c doz. or 
exch. for sultanas, fuchsia, geraniums, 
or other pot flower cuttings. Write. 
foe G. V. Norman, Dewyrose, Ga. Rt. 
 
Snowballs, chrysanthemums, hardy 
 
Sweet Williams, larkspur, and 
 
Be, 
 
  
 
flowering honeysuckle vine, 
each, 25c dozen; rooted Dorothy 
kins roses, 10c ea. 3 for 25c. M 
R. Thompson, Lawrenceville, Ga. 
A few cabbage palms, 50c ea. 
Fussell, Brunswick, Ga. 3 
 
- Cuttings of St. Augustine grass, we 
rooted, $1.50 per bun. FOB, or exch. 
perennial phlox and large type ch 
santhemums, dif. colors. Miss A. Dix 
on, Alma, Ga. Box 55. ae 
 
5 yr. old Asparagus fern, 25 runners, 
$10 with jar. Mrs. P.-R. Ivie, Cornel 
Ga. 
 
rootec 
 
1. green ang white Century plant, 1 
August lily, 1 yellow fern, 1 doz. Hast- 
ings petunies, bronze wandering Jew, 
all for 50c. Mrs. L. M. Aderhold,  
vonia, Ga, Saf 
 
Wild Sweet Williams, 20c doz. Aza 
leas, 6 for 25c; water lilies, 20 d 
purple violets, 15 doz. white dogwoo: 
 
6 for 25c; trailing arbutus, 25c doz. an 
evergreens, 20c doz. Mrs. T. J. F 
Morganton, Ga. oe 
 
Purple iris, King Humbert, dbl. r 
cannas, jonquil bulbs, purple lilas, | 
ange lilies, bridal wreath, catnip a 
Burdock plants. Sell, or exch. for most 
anything a country family can use. 
Write first. Mrs. E. D. Satterfield, 
White, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 33. oC 
 
Zinnia plants, fancy, giant, any colo 
desired. Will bloom in 3 weeks, 24c 
doz. Miss Gladys Lance, Atlanta, Ga. 
806, Dixie Ave. N. E. Phone, Jackson. 
2523 W. fs 
 
Jerusalem cherry, crab claw cac' 
red and purple verbena, pink oxalis. all 
well rooted, 10 cts each} Double red 
carnations, blooming size, 25 cts eac 
White stocks, 15 for 25 cts; mixed lark 
spur, 15 cts per doz; snapdragon, 
cts per doz; red coleus, 5 cts each; 
rooted pink conk shell begonias, 15 cts. 
each; elephnt ears, 15.and 25 cts e 
Two red (single) geraniums, nice siz 
20 cts each. One or two rooted orang 
color sultanas, 15 cts each, or will ex 
change for beefsteak, Rex, or anv be 
gonia except conk shell. Also will ex 
change for double fuschias. Miss Mel 
lie Merritt, RFD 2, Cairo, Ga. 
 
8 different kinds begonias, 7 different 
kinds cactus, pink and req geranium 
salmon pink sultana, red and pink jus-. 
ticia, pink oxalis, purple verbena, all 
5 cts each. Pink and white periwinkle 
plants, 10 cts per doz; variegated 
double marigolds, 10 cts per doz; dusty 
miller, 15 cts per doz; all postpaid. N 
stamps accepted over 10 cts. Mrs. Jos 
phine Spear, Mitchell, Ga. ae 
 
Geraniums, white, 2-shades of pink, 2 
shades of red; pink and white hydran- 
geas, orange and pink lantanas, fuch- 
sias, dark red; justicias, red conck be- 
gonias; red and white summer cactus: 
red, pink Christmas cactus; pink par 
lor vine cuttings, 5 cts each, or one of 
each for 50 cts. Rooted plants, hyd 
rangea, white and pink; sword fern; 
Strawberry begonia, grape -begonia 
American Beauty, all 10 cts each o 
for 50 cts. Add postage on orders un 
der 50 cts. No stamps or checks ac: 
cepted. Mrs. J. W. Roper, RFD. 7 
Gainesville, Ga. @: ee 
 
Hastings large double zinnias, 10 cts. 
oa doz; red and white geranium cut- 
ings, 5 cts each; leopard begonia, well 
rooted, large size, 25 cts, small size, 15 
cts each; white Violets, 3 doz for 20 
cts; green and white striped Jew, gree 
Jew, oxalis, 3 for 10 cts; wisteria vine, 
well rooted, 10 cts each, 3 for 20. Cts. 
White and yellow April blooming nar- 
cissus bulbs, 10 cts per doz: $1 per hun- 
dred. Large double narcissi, cream and 
orange variegated, 25 cts per doz;  
den bells, 15 cts each; blue flag lili 
10 cts per doz; crepe myrtle, large siz 
25 cts, small size, 15 ets each: Rose o 
Sharon, large size, 25 cts. No orders. 
for less than 25 cts. No checks, Mrs, 
M. J. White, RFD 1, Gainesville, Ga. _ 
 
Miniature cosmos plants, yellow flo 
ers, 2 doz for 25 cts; golden glow, 15 ct: 
per doz; purple sweet violets, 3.002 for: 
25 cts; marigold plants, dark orange 
blooms, also lemon color, 3 doz for 25 
cts; single short-cup daffodils, 3 doz 
for 40 cts. Yellow small, sweet cluster 
narcissi, 15 cts per doz; hardy chrysan 
themums, 10 cts. per doz; Zinnia se 
also marigold seed, 3 tablespoonful 
10 cts. Orders for 50 cts or more de- 
livered. Will exchange. Mrs. S. T. 
Smith, RFD 2, Austell, Ga. - 
 
Dbl. red ger. : 
blooming red carnations, rooted, all 1! 
each; cut. of pink and scarlet ger. 5 
each; extr large early pink chrysar 
themums, 2 Silver Weddings, 1 Blac 
Hawk, collect, 30c; Coral vine seed, 10 
pkg.o3 Fla. Sweet peas, 10c pke. Ad 
postage under 25c. No exch. Mrs. Id 
Taylor, Arlington, Ga. Rt. 2.  
 
Jonquil and butter and eggs, 
25 doz. hollyhocks, large iia 6 for 
ae oo BOstBze. ee for W. 
 
yandotte setting eggs, Mrs. W. G. 
 
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a Flowers and Seed | 
 
For Sale 
 
' 100 well rooted large blooming white 
 
fris (will grow 2 ft. high), very showy 
blooms, 40c per doz. in 100 lots; less, 
_ 50c dozen. Exch. a few doz. for yellow 
' red or pink iris, bunch garden beans 
a dried fruit. Mrs. G. Theus, Butler, 
Ga. 
 
  
 
_ Purple sweet violets, 15c doz. blue 
fris, 25c doz. mixed colors petunia, nice 
size plants, good roots, 10c dozen; old 
fashioned yellow fonquils, 20c doz. 
_ bulbs. - Mrs. U. G. Conner, Gainesville, 
p Ga. Rt. 7. 
_ Begonias, watermelon begonia, Cora- 
line Lucerne, Picta Rosea Rex, near 
Rex, Gum-Leaf, Argentea uttata; 
ferns, Roosevelt, Maidenhair, para- 
gus Plumosa, Sprengeria, Boston, and 
-pink Sultana, any 3 for 60c. Oleand- 
ers, dbl. pink, white, yellow, single red, 
white, cream with red stripes, any 4 for 
$1.15. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele,( Ga. 
512, 16th Ave. East. : 
 
Pussy-Willows, rooted, and clear pink 
'. with green leaves nd darker pink with 
bronze leaves cannas, 25c each, several 
more Thanksgiving and Christmas, 5 
_ yrs. old, $1.25; blue plumbagos, 20c ea. 
red sultanas, 15 each; ink with 
: white throat geraniums, rooted, 15c ea. 
oe = del. Mrs. A H. Price, Locust Grove, 
aS a. 
Justicia, white hydrangea, white and 
pink oxalis, salvia, carnations, red; tree 
_ cactus, French and field daisies, 5 cts. 
each; blue, white blooming Jew, narrow 
green Jew, 2 for 5 cts; umbrella palm, 
blue and white August lilies, tall cala- 
diums, 5 and 10 ct. sizes. Green and 
yellow variegated box vine, 5 cts each; 
coleus, 6 in. high, 2 for 5 cts; mammoth 
zinnia, plants, 10 cts per doz; sweet 
William plants, 10 cts per doz. Love-en- 
- tangle, white conk begonias, 5 cts. ea.; 
mistletoe geranium, 10 cts each; Christ- 
mas cactus 5 cts each; lupine, 3 for 5 
cts. Add postage. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, 
RFD 2, Toomsboro, Ga. : 
Pink oleander, 25 cts; larger size, 
_ $1.50 and $3. Snapdragon plants, 25 
cts per doz. Dahlia plants, red, yellow 
ang variegated, 25 cts per doz. Big 
mums, different colors, 25 cts per doz; 
double touchmenots, 10 cts per doz; red 
and white conk begonias, 10 cts ea. 
Christmas, May, June and corn cob 
_ cactus, 5 and 10 cts. Lace fern, 25 cts. 
each; sprengeria, Boston and sword 
ferns, 10 cts each. Maple and grape 
__ begonia, 10 cts each. Lantana, 10 cts 
each; justicia, pink and salmon, 10 cts. 
Pink oxalis, 10 cts; green and white 
striped Jew, 10 cts per doz; hydrangea, 
pink and white, 10 cts; fuscia, 10 cts; 
red geranium, 10 cts; feather fern, 10 
cts. Add postage on small orders. Sell 
a or exchange for something useful. Mrs. 
___J. D. Lumsden, RFD 4, Lithonia, Ga. 
_ Pink and red cactus cuttings, 10 cts; 
_. sword ang Boston ferns, 10 cts each; 
blue plumbago, rooted, 25 cts pink and 
salmon geranium cuttings, 10 cts; spr- 
_engeria fern 25 cts Christmas cactus, 
10 cts; pink oxalis, 5 cts; solid green 
and green and white striped Jew, 5 cts; 
pink justicia, 25 cts each; August lilies, 
25 cts each; red conk and beefsteak be- 
gonias, 10 cts each, rooted, 25 cts. Mrs. | 
W. A. Clay, Walnut Grove, Ga. 
 
Purple Achimenes plants, 8 to 10 in. 
high 25 doz. 2 doz. 45c, 4 doz. 85c, 5 
doz. $1.10; periwinkle or Vinca, 20c doz. 
2 doz. 35c; Mexican Fire plant, 15c doz. 
2 doz.. 25c; plumosus or lace fern, 35c 
=  Mittie Collins, Smithville, Ga. 
 
Perennial phlox, red and blue, 25c 
doz. Will exch. 1 doz. red and 1 doz. 
 
blue for 3 cuttings of sultanas; purple, 
- white, and salmon pink. Add postage. 
__ Mrs. W. R. Walker, Young Cane, Ga. 
Red japonic, 25c ea. pink. perennial 
phlox, 30c doz. large golden ylow, 75c 
doz. hardy mtn. ferns, 60c doz. orange 
- qay lilies, trailing arbutus, 30c doz. pink 
red, yellow azaleas, $1 doz. American 
" Beauty roses. 6 for $1; arborvitae, 4 for 
_* $1; lemon lilies, large blue iris, 45c. doz. 
summer lilac, 6 for $1; hydrangea 
(tall) 20c each; white violets, 30c doz. 
sweet williams, 25c doz. tube rose, 50c 
doz. Sadie Wilson, Morganton, Ga. 
Azaleas, pink, red and yellow, $1 doz. 
blue, white and yellow violets, 10c doz. 
pink Cherokee roses, $1 doz. water lilies, 
and hardy mtn. ferns, each, 50c doz. 
_ perennial phlox, 30c doz. trailing ar- 
rs butus, 25c doz. Mrs. Boon. Wilson, 
__* Morganton, Ga. 
Barrie Narcissi, $2 a 100; orange 
lilies, 20c doz. canna lilies, yellow, 40c 
doz. Jacobs Ladder, Spanish iris (blue), 
each, 20c doz. iris, ambique, Stand- 
ards, Smokey Falls, purple, 35c doz. 
Anne Page (pale lavender) and Falls 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET 
 
and snowdrops, 25c a 100. Mrs. Riley 
Ross, Ringgold;Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Golden glow, 3 for 10 cts; golden rod, 
10 cts per cutting, flowering almond, 10 
cts each; yellow flag lilies, 10 cts per 
doz; larkspur, 10 cts per doz; lilac 
sprouts, 10 cts each; iris, several differ- 
ent kinds, 3 for 10 cts. Chrysanthe- 
mums several different kinds, 10 cts per 
doz; black eyed susans, 6 for 10c. Fox 
gloves, 6 for 10 cts;, violets, large kind, 
10 cts per doz; yellow correopsis, 10 cts 
per bunch; Christmas cuctus, 5 cts per 
cutting; broad leaf cactus, 5 cts per cut- 
ting. Justicia, 5 cts per cutting. Prim- 
roses, 10 cts per doz; yellow thornless 
roses, 10 cts.each; hardy aster, 10 cts 
each; narcissus bulbs, 10 cts per doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. M. Highfield, Rising 
Faun, Ga. 
 
Red, everblooming begonia, pink be- 
gonia and maple begonia cuttings, 10 
cts each. Fuchsia cuttings, 10 cts ea. 
several colors geraniums, 10 cts each; 
white and pink oxalis, 5 cts each; blue 
hydrangea, 10 cts each; red_ salvia, 
larkspur, burning bush, giant zinnia 
 
lants, all 20 cts per doz; large physos- 
 
egia plants, 30c per doz. Stamps ac- 
cepted on small orders, will exchange 
for widows tears. Mrs. Eva Crisler, 
RFD 2, Alpharetta, Ga. i 
 
Dahlia tubers with started plants, 
Jersey Beauty, $1; Mrs. I. de Ver War- 
ner, 75 cts; Geo. Walters and Delive, 50 
cts: Pride of Cal. 75 cts; rose Pink 
-Century, 35 cts; plants or these and a 
dozen other fine.one sat 25 cts each. 
Southern Beauty and hibiscus mallow 
plants, 25 cts each. Gaillardias, agera- 
tum, coreopsis, and daisies, 25 cts per 
doz; rose pink cannas, $1 per doz. 
Variegated red and yellow, $1 for 15. 
Mrs. John D. Butler, West Point, Ga. 
 
Purple periwinkle, 15 cts per doz; red 
salvias, 15 cts per doz; hollyhocks, 20 
cts per doz; colonial lilies, 20 cts per 
doz.; white and blue violets, 10 cts per 
doz; small cluster narcissi, 20 cts per 
doz. Large type chrysanthemums, 25 
ets per doz. Shasta daisies, 25 cts per 
 
doz. Crab claw cactus, Christmas and. 
 
June cactus, 5 cts per cutting; maple 
leaf, grape leaf and orange begonias, 
10 cts each: Four-o-clocks, 10 cts per 
doz; large zinnias, 10 cts per doz. 
White and pink hydrangea sprouts, 10 
cts each. .Calla lilies, 10 cts each. Mrs. 
Ada M. Rice, Box 95, Maxeys, Ga. 
 
Blue, sweet scented violets, 75 cts per 
hnndred;: pink hydrangea cuttings, 20 
cts each: pink and white begonias, 15 
cts each; purple verbena, 15 cts per 
doz: hardy red carnations, 15 cts. each; 
orange lilies, 75 cts per hundred; dwarf 
blue iris, $1 per hundred; chrysanthe- 
mums, brown and white with yellow 
centers, 75 cts., per hundred; jonquils, 
daffodils, narcissi, mixed, 75 cts per 
hundred: holly hocks, 40 cts per doz; 
fiesh colored sweet williams, 20 cts per 
doz: ferns, 20 cts each; Gloria de 
Chatelaine begonias, $1.50 each; snow- 
drops, 75 cts per hundred; dusty miller, 
20 cts per doz;. Mexican roses, 15 cts 
per daz; fire ball geraniums, 20 cts per 
cutting: honeysuckle vines, 20 cts per 
doz. Miss Marsena Hughey, RFD 1, 
Ranger, Ga. 
 
Lace ferns, well rooted, 15 cts each; 
sprengeri ferns, well rooted, calla lilies, 
15 cts each: red conk shell begonias, 
large size, wil rooted, white conk be- 
gonias; grapeleaf begonias, maple he- 
gonia cuttings, silver leaf begonia cut- 
tings, Lucerne begonia cuttings, dark 
red fuchsia cuttings, sword ferns, large 
size, all 10 cts each. 8 different colors 
geraniums 5 cts per cutting. Pink and 
white hydrangea cuttings, 5 cts each. 
 
Cash or Money order. Mrs. H. F. 
White, RFD 1, Gainesville, Ga. 
Cigar cactus, 2 for 5 cts. Night 
 
blooming cereus, 5 cts each, or 3 for 
10 cts. Love-en-tangle, 5 cts each. 
conk begonia, red stems and leaves, 15 
cts rooted. Req geraniums, hydrangeas, 
 
tus, pink and white, 5 cts each or 3 for 
10 cts. Love-en-tangle, 5 ctts each. 
Mixed petunias, 10 cts per doz. Purrle 
oxalis, 5 cts each or 3 for 10 cts. Um- 
brella palm, 10 cts each. Elephant ears, 
tall kind, 15 cts each. Big Boston fern, 
15 cts each. 2 yr. large blooming size, 
August lilies, 75 cts. Add postage. Mrs. 
N. B. Lewis. RFD 2, Toomsboro, Ga. 
Red fucha, 5c each, Elephant ears, 
10, 15, and 20c ea. large, dbl. ger. ready 
to bloom, 30c each, pink, everblooming 
begonias, 15c; 2 white hydrangeas, 1 
blooming, 20c each; dahlia slips, at 
your own price. Mrs. Ella Robinson, 
Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. : 
_ Yellow and orchid iris, 10c each, 
jonquils, 75c a 100, white narcissi, 30c 
doz. dbl. daffodils, $1 a 100; day lilies 
25 doz. white peonies, 40c each, pink 
peonies, 50c each; orange cannas, 75c 
doz. red and yellow cannas, 10c eacl.; 
tiger lilies, 15 each; Star of Bethle- 
 
  
 
_ lavender, 25c doz. iris, yellow and 
 
  
 
hem, 75c a 100; tame violets, 25; doz. 
ahlias, 
 
brown, 30c doz. variegated violets, blue,bridal wreath, dbl. dark red d 
 
ment? 
 
pink and white, 5 cts each. May cac-/ 
 
BULLETIN 
 
10c each: sea moss, 15c doz. Bermuda 
grass, 50c 100; $4 M. Texas roses, 20c 
doz. May apples, 20c doz. Add post- 
age orders less than $1. Mrs. J. W. 
Woodward. Fairmount, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Pink and purple verbena, 5c each, 
petunias, 10 doz. zinnias and mari- 
gold, Phlox, salvia, and Tiger lilies, all 
10c dop and del. Mrs. B. N. Roper, 
Villanow, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
March blooming daffodils, April 
blooming narcissi, 25c a 100; red, yel- 
low and variegated cannas, 10c ea. bulb 
Exch. for potato plants, at $1.50 M. 
Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. C. W. Kown, 
White, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Large blooming daffodils, 75c a 100, 
dbl. yellow japonica, 3 yrs. old 25c ea. 
Royal purple iris, 75c a 100, gooseberry 
bushes $1.50 a 100. Well rooted, Add 
postage. Mrs. Esty Parks, -Talking 
Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
250 calactum bulbs, all to 1 party at 
10c ea. Sarah McConnell, Demorest, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Lemon and orange, mixed col. of 
large African marigold plants, 15 doz. 
nutmeg geraniums, 10c each. Miss 
Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Mixed snapdragons, 15; doz. 2 doz. 
25c postpaid. Miss Mary E. Ballard, 
Concord, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
Large flowering marigold, lavender 
and verbena, Mexican Fire plants, 
Fyerlasting or Straw plants all 20c 
doz. and small marigold plants, 10c doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. J. P..Rush, Adairs- 
ville, Cra. / 
 
Woog hydrangea, Snake cactus, Rain- 
bow moss, evergreen junipers, all cut- 
tings, 5c ea. or ex. some for coleus. 
Lemma Harden, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Hardy phlox, well rooted petunia, 
rich shades, periwinkle, pink with pur- 
plish eye, all 60c doz. daffodils, $1 a 
100 bulbs; wisteria vines, 25c ea. Mrs. 
E. J. Forrester, Sparta, Ga. 
 
All kinds of cannas, Red King Hum- 
bert, pink, City of Portlarid, King Hum- 
bert (yellow), Eureka, (white, all dbl. 
large blooms) 50c doz. $3 a 100; Ama- 
ryllis, pink ang red, milk and wine and 
white September lilies, all 25c each, 
Resurrection, 10c each, $1 doz. tiger, 
sing. and dbl. 50c doz. hardy yellow lil- 
ies, 10c ea. $1 doz. coral plants, 50c doz. 
Fatcy lef caladiums, 30c each. Miss C. 
Maxwell, Whigham, Ga. : 
 
Petunias, mix. col. and zinnias, mix. 
col. both 50c a 100; Hastings Lupines, 
lavender, 30c doz. pink hardy phlox, 40c 
doz. deep pink primroses, 15c a 100. 
All nice plants, moss packed. Add post- 
age on small orders. Will exch. Miss 
Maud Wright, Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 
3. Box 61. 
 
Royal purple iris, 30c doz. pink hardy 
phlox, and lavender foxglove, each, 20c 
doz. bleeding heart, 30c each; white 
daisies, 15c doz. narcissi and dbl. jon- 
quils, each, 15c doz. bulbs; japonicas, 
20c each; golden glow, 25c for 6. Add 
 
postage. Mrs. B. L. Eller, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Rit. 3. 
 
Asters, Princess Feather, petunias, 
snapdragons, and large var. zinnia 
plants, 10c doz. rd, pink, white, and 
variegated ger. and conch begonias, 5c 
per cut. green Jew, 2 for 5c; rooted 
Sprengeria and other ferns, 15c ea. 
tube rose, 3 for 25c; red fuchSia, and 
pink justicia, 5c ea. cut. Lace moss 
fern, 10c ea. Add postage-on orders 
under $1. Mrs. Lois Tanner, Dewyrose, 
 
a. 
 
1 rooted lantana, begonia, Lucrene 
and Otta Hacker, all 25c each; May 
cactus, 15c and 25c each; 1 rooted inch 
plant, 25c.... Elephant Ears, 2 for 25c; 
Boston ferns, 20c;. Asparagus fern, 5c 
to 50c each; verbena, mix. col. 10c; 
green Jew, 3 for 10c; shasta daisies, 
25 doz. winter pinks, 20c doz. petunia, 
15c doz. sultana, mix. col., 3 for 25c; 
Add postage on orders less than $1.50. 
ae oo Miss Beanie Smith, Kite, Ga. 
 
Big Black Prince iris bulbs; Queen 
of Pearls iris bulbs, 50c doz.-$2 a 100; 
all kind of shrubbery for Fall planting, 
primroses, Dorothy Perkins, all well 
rooted and wrapped in water moss; 
water hyacinths, 40c ea. bulb; Dian- 
thus phlox, foxgloves, 23c doz. Add 
postage on orders less than $1. Miss 
Elsie Padgett, Ella Gap, Ga. 
 
Sev. col. dbl. touch-me-not and bal- 
sam seed; moon flowers, white, large 
blooms, red color canna seed, Four 
o'clock seed, all at 1c large spoonful 
del. African marigold (plant in July, 
does not bloom until September, then 
blooms until frost), 15c cupful, 2 for 
25c; red and white chrysanthemums, 
mostly white, yellow roses (blooms 
March and April), fast multiplier; 
sweet scented honeysuckle, white and 
deep cream celor blooms, any of above 
for %5c doz. del. Good count and 
quality. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carroll- 
 
ton, Ga. Rt. 5.  
California poppies, yellow with or- 
 
  
 
ange centers, 25 cts per doz; 
 
    
 
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Will accept stamps. Edna Kelley, RFD 
1, Sulphur Springs, Ga. 
 
Mixed coleus plants, 30 cts per doz; 
mixed blooming size petunias, 15 cts 
per doz. Mrs. T. F. Fordham, RFD 4, 
Dublin, Ga. : 
 
Burpees mammoth zinnias, French 
marigolds, blue Japanese morning 
glory, double crested cosmos, mixed 
colors, 2 doz. for 25 cts. Mixed double 
hollyhocks, sweet williams and salvia, 
25 cts per doz. Burpees sunset. mixture 
coleus, 35 cts per doz. Ship June 15th. 
Carefully moss packed. Prepaid. Mrs. 
R. H. Wright, RFD 1, Middleton, Ga. 
 
25 choice cuttings of double gerani- 
ums, begonias, fern, for $1. Rooted 
double pink geraniums, 25 cts each; 
new Ostrich plums, sword and maiden 
hair ferns 10 cts each. No stamps. Mrs. 
J. H. Waters, RFD 1, Oliver, Ga. 
 
Pink verbena, 5 cts per large bunch. 
Mrs. B. F. Childs, RFD 2, Villanow, Ga. 
 
About 100 young Silver Leaf Maples, 
30c each, or 2 for 50c. Mrs. R. H. Kel-. 
len, Dawsonville, Ga. 
 
King Humbert cannas, req and or- 
ange, 24 for $1 assorted; 50 sng. blue 
Roman hyacinths bulbs, 25c doz. $2 a 
100: daffodils and narcissi, 20ce doz. $6 
M.. Exch. for Madonna and red Amar- 
yllis, blooming size lilly bulbs. Mrs. J. 
B. Saye, Newborn, Ga. 
 
Large pink cactus, 3 yr. old, In pot 
blooming, $2 FOB; strong marigold, 
large size petnuias, each, 20c doz. pink 
oxalis, per. cuttings, rooteq: white and 
red begonias, and iris lilies, all 10c 
each: wandering Jew, 5c each; yellow 
cannas, 15ceach. Add postage. Mrs, 
J. W. Wallace, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Dbl. pink and white rooted ger. 10c 
ea. cut. 5c each; large green and white 
variegated Jew, 3 cut. 10c; red fuchsia 
cut. 10c: justicia rooted, 10c; parlor ivy, 
3 cut. 10c; dew-drops, 5c ea. cut. dbl. 
zinnias 10c marigolds, 10c doz. or 2 doz. 
15c: whole collection, 75c. No order for 
less than 25c. Add postge. Mrs. A. Pv 
Gisdden, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Royal blue iris, yellow flags, 25 doz. 
houseleak 5c bunch; purple hardy 
phlox, 30c doz. white lilac, 40c each; 
golden glow, 25c doz. creeping Charlie, 
10c each; large, dbl. Perkin white roses, 
25c each: blue lady slippers, 40c doz. 
Sweet Williams, 25c doz. dbl. red can- 
nas, 2 for 45c; yellow red striped, 2 for 
55c; red, yellow japonicas, 25c ea. 3 for 
50c; Bear grass, 50c bulb. Add postage. 
Mrs. Inez Vick, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Lavender, blue, ang speckled iris, 25 
doz. 5 doz. $1; snap dragons, pink prim- 
roses, purple verbenas, hoilyhocks, all 
15c doz. 2 for 25c; mix. col. sweet fen- 
nel plants, Ie doz. 2 for 15c; old maids 
mix. col. bunch- marigold, 15c doz, 2: 
for 25c; violets, pale blue, larkspur, 
each, 10c doz. 2 for 15c; houseleak, slick | 
leaf and notch leaf, ang petunias 15c 
doz. 2 for 25c. Mrs. A, A. Silver, Talk- 
ing Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. | 
 
Red, white pink, grape leaf, bego- 
nias, rooted, 10c each, cuttings, 5 each} 
geraniums, 5c each; water moss, 
bunches 5c; periwinkle, purple, 25 doz. 
-Fountain plants, or weeping coleus, 25 
doz. trailing lantana, 5c each; dbl. pe- , 
tunias, 10c petunias, all col. 25c doz. 
plants; Cedars, 6 to 12 in. high, 10c 
each. Postpaid on 25c or more orders. : 
Exch. for other flowers. Mrs. T. A. 
Jordan, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Golden glow, single tansy, each, 20c 
doz. jonquils, 25c doz. orange day lilies, 
 
15e doz. Add postage, on orders less 
than 50. Mrs. A. E. Abercrombie, 
Loving, Ga. 
 
Cannas: Richard Wallace, Alemania, 
and The President, $1.50 per 100 FOB. 
Mrs. W. J. Ross, Valdosta, Ga. 500 Jack- 
son St. ; : 
 
Giant flowering snapdragons, 5 col 
mixed, white, pink, red; yellow and. 
bronze, large plants, well rooted, 40c | 
doz. 4-doz. $1.50; Nivia tinted pink 
chrysanthemums, pure white when well 
open, broad, incurved petals; will grow 
9 in.-across, blooms 18th of October; . 
Golden Wedding, rich yellow incurved 
chrysanthemum. All plants packed to 
retain moisture, $1.10 per doz. $5 a 100. 
Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner, Ga. Rt. 1, 
 
Collection of 6 extra early, large 
 
ink chrysanthemums, 3 large light yel- . 
ow mum; 2 Silver Weddings, white 
mums, 30c; geraniums, 3 dif. shades 
of pink, bright scarlet red, 5c ea. cut- 
ting; blue-green caladium, 25c each; 
Cannas: Mrs. Alfred Conard, salmon 
pink, 10c each, 3 for 25c, verbena, red, 
white, 20c doz. coral vine seed, 10c pkg. 
Add postage under 25c. - No exch. P. U. 
Ingram, Arlington, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Req salvia plants, 20c doz. 
blooming cactus, 5c and 10c each; a 
var. of garaniums, 5c cut. large China 
Asters, and snap. dragons, 5c each; 
coleus, 10 c eachg petunia plants, 25 
doz. Add postage on urders less than 
ee a C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. 
 
  
   
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Thursday, June 5, 1980. 
 
__ Flowers and Seed 
 
ae For Sale 
 
(Continueg from page two) 
 
Old fashioned clover inks, 10 c 
bunch; sweet william aan annie 
pinks, 25 cts per doz; pink primroses 
pink and purple verbena, snow-on-the- 
mountain, 25 cts per doz. German iris. 
50 cts per doz. Wild Easter lilies blue 
bottle bulbs, sweet purple violets, $1 per 
hundred. Trumpet jonquil bulbs, $1.25 
per hundred, delivered. 25 hot pepper 
plants free with each 50 ct order. Mrs. 
Lula McElhannon, RFD 1,. Royston, Ga. 
 
Petunias, mixed colors, gian 
plant, rose moss, mixed Sere aaa 
all colors zinnias, mixed colors balsam, 
gaillardias, 10 cts per doz; 3 doz for 25 
cts; verbena, mixed colors, 15 cts per 
doz. 2 doz for 25 ets. Physotigia, pep- 
permint plant, 20 cts per doz: 6 doz for 
 
$1. Mrs. J. H. Roebuck - 
ford, Ga. oe ee 
 
oe Dahlia bulbs, slips and plants, differ- 
 
ent kinds and colors, 35 ots per doz, 
Sultanas, 10 cts each, white, yellow, 
 
lavender and pink mums, large type, 
 
50 cts per doz. Calliopsis, dusty miller, 
 
phlox and larkspur, 25 cts per hun- 
 
dred; achimenes plants, 15 cts per doz; 
 
gaillardias, hollyhocks, daisies, 15 cts 
 
per doz. Shasta daisies and double gol- 
 
den glow, 20 cts per doz; hibiscus, dif- 
 
ferent colors, 10 cts each: rose color al- 
 
ae thea plants, 5 cts each or 50 cents per 
eG) doz. Small size calla lilies, 10 cts each; 
rose color oxalis, 10 cts per bunch, pe- 
 
tunias ang zinnias, 10 cts per doz. Will 
 
: give 3 dahlia bulbs with each $1 order. 
Add postage.. Dahlia bulbs, mixed col- 
 
ors, will exchange for crowder peas. 
 
ae! Belle Godard, RFD 2, Goggins, 
 
a. 
 
Sultanas pink and salmon well root- 
ed 15 cts each or will exchange 2 plants 
for equal value in white sugar crowder 
peas. Mrs. H. E. Eachy Box 54 Tooms- 
 
4 boro, Ga. 
: Several varieties of dahlias, 25 cts ea. 
plus postage. Have following varieties: 
Deliece, Silvery Pink, Canada (peony) 
Cream White; Mrs. J. Harrison Dick; 
Yellow and pinkish hue overcast when 
mature; Oregon Beauty, red; Blossom 
pink and white; Rube Girl,, soft yellow 
overlaid and tipped coral red; Con- 
- trast, crimson and _ white; Collosse, 
large sulphur yellow; Pride of Cali- 
fornia, large red; Coppersmith, conper 
bronze; Minos, maroon, Snow White, 
white. Ernest J. Kimsey, Box 415, Cor- 
nelia, Ga. 
 
Yellow jonquils, 75 cts per hundred; 
, white iris, red cannas, 75 cts per hun- 
dred. Also winter Callas, will freeze in 
the cold but do not die, 50 cts each; 
plus postage. .Mrs. J. A. Street,, Mar- 
tinez, Ga. 
 
Cuttings of St. Augustine Grass 
well rooted, $1.50 per bu. FOB. Miss A. 
Dixon, Box 55, Alma, Ga. 
 
Iris, light blue, Pennyroyal plants, 
50 cts per hundred, delivered. Moun- 
tain laurel, for transplanting, 12 to 18 
in high, $1.50 per hundred; azaleas, 
red, pink, orange, and variegated, 12 
for $1, delivered. Spruce pine, evergreen 
rhododendrons for transplanting, 12 
for $1 Water lilies, blooming size, 30 
 
  
 
  
 
cts per hundred. . Shasta daisies, 50 cts | 
 
per doz. Snow-onthe--Mtn, plants, 12 
for 50 cts. Maiden Hair fern, 25 cts. 
each. 6 for $1 J. L. Eaton, RFD 1, Dah- 
lonega, Ga. 
 
Spencer mixed sweet peas, 45 cts per 
hundred at the house; 55 cts per hun- 
dred delivered. No order filled for less 
 
! : than 200.. Send money order. Miss 
me ; Emma Heath, Dudley, Ga. 
 
Rooted red and pink rose cactus, 
 
also Christmas and Thanksgiving cac- 
 
tus, one of each for 25 cts. Mrs. J. M. 
Pitts, RFD 2, Valdosta, Ga. 
White, yellow and lavender, pink 
 
double flowered chrysanthemums, 25 
 
cts per doz, or $1 per lots of 5 doz. 
 
Prepaid. Cash with order. Mrs. J. W. 
~ Whittemore; Oakman, Ga. | 
 
Bachelor buttons, 10 cts per doz. Mrs. 
E. B. Warren, Toomsboro, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
Extra large type chrysanthemums, red 
and yellow variegated, also solid yellow, 
white. Will exchange half a dozen 
of any or mixed, for ferns, such as os- 
trich plums, Boston, Fluffy Ruffle, and 
single red or pink rooted geraniums, 
pink cannas, dahlias, or fuschias. Mrs. 
J. H. Carrington, RFD 1, Box 78*La- 
Grange, Ga. 
 
Hardy Hollyhock seed, several colors, 
Chinese forget-me-not seed, poppy 
seed, req and white; hollyhock seed, 
orange; sweet peas, mixed colors, seed; 
periwinkle seed, mixed. 
Leatherwood, RFD 1, Lilburn, Ga. 
 
Snow-on-the-Mtn. 15 cts per doz; 
beautiful yellow cannas, yellow centers 
with gold edge, 30 cts per doz. Large 
req cannas, green foliage, superior type, 
 
35 cts per doz; Bronze cannas, deeply 25 cts. plus postage. Three altheas 
 
Mrs. Gordon) 
 
  
 
MARKET 
 
veined foilage, 30 cts per doz; Love-in- 
the-midst, 15 cts per doz. All deliver- 
a Mrs. H. C. Strickland, Gillsville, 
 
Day. lilies, 5 cts each; fairy lilies, 
white, 10 cts; Ice plant, 10 cts: Peren- 
nial sweet peas, 20 cts; Umbrella 
plants, (large) 20 cts; wisteria (purple) 
10 cts; verbena (Burbanks Mayflower) 
10 cts; Lily of the valley, 10 cts; fig 
sprouts, 10 cts; colored grapes, 10 cts. 
Stamps accepted or exchange for 
 
plants or anything can use. Orders for 
 
00 cts up postpaid. Mrs. H. Pollard, 
713 W. Oconee St., Fitzgerald, Ga. 
 
Summer Poinsettias, 20 cts for 6 
plants, delivered. Mrs. J. M. Giddens, 
Arlington, Ga. ; 
 
Grass pinks, 50 cts per doz; perennial 
hardy phlox, 75 cts per doz; sweet 
Williams, same price; purple lilac, yel- 
low thornless roses, geraniums all col- 
ors, fuschias, rooted, oxalis, white and 
 
pink, grape-leaf begonia, white be- 
 
gonia, all 15 cts; golden glow, foxglove, 
50 per doz. pink hydrangea 15c each, 
rooted. Adq postage. Miss Cleo Tur- 
ner, RFD 4, Cleveland, Ga. 
 
Double geraniums, red, white, pink, 
purple, wine, vairegated, salmon, cut- 
tings, 5 cts each; cactus, red May Eas- 
ter, pink justicia, pink hydrangea, blue 
hydrangea, Alba Lineata fern, all 5 
cts per cutting; St. Bernard Lilies, 15 
tes each; sprengeri and Boston fern 
10 cts each; white conk begonia, root- 
ed, 5 cts each. Double pink hyacinths, 
$1 per doz, 3 for 25 cts; small size, 75 
cts per doz; single hyacinths, 50 cts 
per doz; double red tulips, 50 cts per 
doz. Mrs. S. Fulcher, RFD 4, Jeffer- 
son, Ga. 5 
 
Amaryllis, pink and white, and white 
with red stripes, 50 cts each. Woodbine, 
well rooted, Lantanas, sweet shrubs, 25 
cts each; red Easter lily bulbs, small 
size, 40 cts per doz. Mrs. C. C. Wisen- 
backer, RFD 3, Lake Park, Ga. 
 
Strong Snapdragon plants, tall, giant 
type, all colors, mixed, 30 cts per doz; 
2 doz for 50 cts. delivered. Mrs. L. E. 
eegnetl RFD 3, Box 51, McDonough, 
 
a. 
 
Several single and double geranium 
cuttings, 15 and 20 cts each, or will 
exchange for dried pubis. Mrs. R. Q. 
Miller, RFD 2, Acworth, Ga. 
 
Petunia plants, nice size, 15 cts per 
doz. Blue iris, 25 cts per doz. Purple 
sweet violets, several kinds mums, 15 
cts per doz. Mrs. U. G. Comer, RFD 7, 
Gainesville, Ga... 
 
Lavender, white, pink and a few yel- 
low, dark req all incurved and a few 
rose pink straight petaled assorted 
dahlias, assorted, 30 cts per doz, post- 
paid. Several colors dahlia slips, all 
double. Shasta daisies, 30 cts per doz. 
postpaid. Marigolds, all colors petu- 
nias, dusty miller, brown-eyed susans, 
15 cts per doz. Everblooming phlox, 20 
cts per doz; 5 colors Sweet Williams, 
25 cts per doz. Red anq Yellow, and 
white Four oclock plants, 15 cts per 
doz, all postpaid. Will exchange for 
white double althea, Turner and Major 
Bonafan type, white and yellow mums. 
a M. M. Kelley, RFD. 4, Lithonia,. 
 
a. 
Large double zinnia plants, several 
different colors, 10 cts per doz; 3 doz 
for 25 cts; large orange and lemon 
color marigolds, 15 cts per doz; rich, 
cream color, also white mums, 10 cts 
per doz; 3 doz for 25 tts. Bronze leaf 
coleus from seed, 10 cts per doz. Jon- 
quil bulbs, 25 cts per doz; buttercup 
bulbs, 10 cts per doz, 3 doz for 25 Cts; 
large yellow spotted cannas, 25 cts per 
doz. Add postage on orders under 50 
cts. Will give one big leaf pink be- 
gonia rooted with each order for $1 or 
more, or one double red rooted car- 
nation free. Stamps accepted on small 
orders. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston, 
Ga. 
 
Mixed colors sweet Williams, shasta 
daisies, petunias, dragon head, golden 
evlow, mixed verbena seedlings, 25 ts 
ver doz; 3 doz for 65 cts, delivered. 
Red, pink, yellow, white and bronze 
mums (not show type, but large) 35 cts 
per doz. Blue sweet violets, 75 cts per 
 
hundred. Red dwarf cockscomb and 
 
salvia seed, 10 cts per pkg. Also Bach- 
elor buttons and mixed African mari- 
gold, 10 cts per pkg. 3 for 25 cts. de- 
livered.. Mrs. J. T. Pattillo, RFD 6, Box 
60, LaGrange, Ga. 
 
Dark purple Iris, 30 cts per doz; $2 
per hundred. Lavender Iris, 35 cts 
per doz; shasta daisies, $1.50 per hun- 
dred, or 25 cts per doz; orange lilies, 
75 cts per hundred; pink hardy phlox, 
50 cts pe rdoz. Black eyed susans, 20 
cts per doz; blue and white variegated 
sweet violets, 75 cts per hundred, or 15 
cts per doz; pink weigelias, snowball, 
white spirea, yellow forsythia, all well 
rooted, 25 cts each. Pink hibiscus, 50 
cts each; mountain fern, 5 cts per 
bunch; pink and purple altheas, 3 for 
 
BULLETIN 
 
given with every $1 order. Mrs. Nancy 
Henderson, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Mixed colors hardy verbena, Boston 
ivy vine, shasta daisies ,periwinkle, 20 
cts per doz. _ Large and. small leaf 
green wandering jew, Chesterfield dais- 
ies, yellow, white, pink, bronze, red and 
yellow button mums, mixed. Hastings 
mixed colors large zinnias, lemon, yel- 
low, double marigolds, red, white and 
black hollyhocks, mixed, myrtle vine, 
white and variegated violets, mixed 
colors sweet william plants, 4 doz for 
25 cts. Hastings mixed colors double 
balsam, yellow, red ang pink zinnias, 3 
doz for 30 cts, large cannas, lemon yel- 
low. Red with green foliage, Queen 
Helen, Indiana and Wyoming and Yuc- 
ca, 2 for 15 cts; 75 cts per doz; daffo- 
dils, 25 cts per doz. 12 colors Iris, mix- 
ed, 75 cts nee doz. Cream white nar- 
cissi, 20 cts per doz; pink; primrose 
plants, 15 cts per doz; pink hardy hi- 
biscus 15 cts each. Mrs. Henry Eller, 
RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Well rooted, sultanas, pink, rose, pur- 
ple, red, salmon; begonias, maple, leaf, 
Pres. Carnol. Argentea Guttata, 15 cts 
to 25 cts each. uble pink oleanders 
in bud, 50 cts each; double white olean- 
der, 50 cts each. Purple Achimenes 
plants, 50 cts per doz; Iris, early blue, 
white, tan standards, blue falls, 50 cts 
per doz. Honorable Inadam, Cherean, 
Seminole, $1 per doz. 7 different nar- 
cissi and daffodils, Mrs. R. M. Shep- 
pard, RDF 3; Stone Mountain, Ga. 
 
One_ green ang white century plant, 
one August lily, one willow fern, bronze 
wandering Jew, all for 50 cts; Hastings 
petunia plants, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. L. 
M. Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
White and yellow chrysanthemums, 
20 cts per doz: spider lilies, 15 cts per 
doz; or 2 doz for 25 cts; striped ribbon 
grass, 15 cts. per doz. Mixeq colors 
cannas, 6 for 25 cts, or $1 per hun- 
dred; mixed zinnias, 10 cts per doz. 
Orange and lemon marigolds, 10 cts per 
doz. Dorothy perkins red roses, 5 cts 
each, rooted, Running honeysuckle, 
15 cts per doz. Bermuda grass plants, 
20 cts. per doz. Will exchange any of 
above. plants for 2 settings of R. I. 
Reds. Barred Rocks, Dark Cornish 
Game, Brahams, or Brown Leghorn 
eggs for setting, or for few quarts of 
sugar crowder peas, lady finger, or 
running butter beans. Write before 
sending. Willie Mae Russell, RFD 2, 
Louisville, Ga, 
 
White and all colors geranium cut- 
tings, well rooted, $1 per doz. rooted,. 
blue Hydrangea, 25 cts and 175 cts ea. 
Mrs. J. C. Morgan, RFD 3, Fayette- 
ville, Ga, 
 
Butter and egg bulbs, narcissi bulbs, 
52 cts per doz blue iris bulbs, 30 cts 
per doz. Cape jasemine plants, well 
 
rooted, 25 cts each. White violets, 15 
 
cts per doz. Dahlias, red and white 
variegated, 10 cts each; weigelias, well 
rooted, 15 cts each; garden pinks, 15 
cts per doz. primroses, 10 cts per doz. 
Virginia Creeper vines, 15 cts each. 
Tiger lily bulbs, 10 cts each. Mrs. Jvflia 
Sanders, RFD 1, Lawrenceville, Ga. 
 
Pink and white water lily roots, frag- 
rant, fresh from pool, $1 each. Mrs. 
Fred Creswell, RFD 6, Roswell Road, 
Atlanta, Ga. - 
 
All col. coleus, 15c doz. Ice plants, 10c 
doz. single salmon col. ger. 5c per cut; 
exchange geraneum for cutting of 
red, pink or white geranueum and exch. 
coleus for sultanas, any col. or baby 
breath fern, beefsteak begonia, or cac- 
tus. Write what you have. Mrs. Jessie 
Croft, Pavo, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 60. 
 
Petunia plants, 10c doz. 11 doz. $1; 
purple sweet violets, 15c doz. blue iris, 
25c doz. old fashioned yellow jonquils, 
15 doz. bulbs; verbena plants, 10c doz. 
6 kinds monthly rose cut. 10c doz. 
cream, pink, sunset, dark red, ever- 
blooming pink tinge. Mums, sev kinds, 
15c. doz. Mrs. U. G. Conner, Gaines- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 7. . 
 
May blooming cactus, 10c rooted, 5c 
cut., calla lilies, 15 and 20c ea. Altheas, 
10c cut. yellow cosmos seed, 3. kind 
marigold, 5c pkg; blue and yellow iris, 
physostegia plants, 25e doz. Amaryllis, 
25c; Exch. for 1 large Regal lily, bar- 
berry, bushes. Mrs. J. T. Manry, Gog- 
gins, Ga. 
 
Rainbow moss, 10c bunch; Fairy lil- 
ies, 3 for 5c; green and white wander- 
ing Jew, 3 cut. 5c; November and 
Christmas cactus cut. 5c ea, sword fern 
cut.-10c; white conch begonia, 5c each, 
pink oxalis bulbs, 5c each. Elephant 
Ears, 10c ea. bulb; red and pink June 
cactus, 5c ea. cut. Add postage. All 
cut. rooted. Miss Pearl Farmer, Gain- 
esville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Golden Glow, 20c doz. peppermint, 
10c doz. creeping moss for hanging bas- 
kets, orange day lilies, 15 doz. red 
horsemint, dusty miller, each, 20c doz. 
 
  
 
white jonquils, 30c doz. yellow fall 
 
pinks, 25c doz. Well rooted. Add post- Ga. 
 
  
 
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oo Mrs. M. A. Abercrombie, Loving, 
 
Dbl. butter ang egg bulbs, 75c a 100; 
white narcissi, with yellow cup, blooms 
in cluster, fragrant, 25c doz. $1.a 100. 
wild ferns, dif. kinds, 50c doz. $2.50 a 
100. Other flowers. Write for prices. 
Cash or money order. Mrs. T. H. Mc- 
Curley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Shasta daisies, 3 col. hardy verbena, 
blue and purple spider wart, 15c doz.  
Virginia Creeper-Vine, 15c ea. myrtle 
with blue flowers light blue violets, 
10c doz. 75c a 100; sev. col. and kinds 
mixed chrysanthemums, including yel- 
low button, Chesterfield daisies, white 
variegated violets, 3 doz. 20c; Yucca, 2 
bulbs, 15c. Orange lilies, 20c doz. John 
Wilson, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3. Box 42. 
 
Pink thrift, 15c doz. big type chry- 
santhemums, 25c doz. daisy type, 30 
doz. May day lilies, 25c doz. dbl. May 
day lilies, 35e doz. dusty miller, lace  
border plants and sweer grass, 15 doz. a 
yard coleus, 25c doz. blue Roman hya- os 
cinths, and butter and eggs, each, 30c 
doz. jonquils, 15c doz. large req and 
yellow cannas, 25c doz. Dorothy Perkins ~ 
roses, white and red, 15 and 20c each; ey 
3 kinds of ferns, same price; pink prim- eS 
roses, 30c g 100; wax vine cut. pink and 
white ger. dbl. cut. 7c each, hollyhocks, 
all col. 3 for 25c; houseleak, 10c each, -. 
wandering Jew, 3 for 5c. Add postage Bs 
on all orders. Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, But- 
ler, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 44. : 
 
Red flowering Japan quince, 25 
ee for $1; dbl. pink almonds, 8 for 
 
5c; Eng. dogwood, 4 for 50c; red hol- 
lyhocks: ,50c doz. white Shasta daisies, 
25c doz pink and white primroses, 3 
doz. 50c; dbl. jonquils and single, 25 
doz. orange day lilies, $1 a 100; yellow 
and white pinks. 25c doz. lavender iris, 
25c doz. golden bells, 6 for 25c; dusty 
miller, ladys wash bowl, all 15 doz. 
black-eyed Susans, 15c doz. old maids 
25c doz. Mrs. Minnie Silver, Oakman, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Purple king and lavender iris, 40c. 
doz. trailing arbutus 20c doz. wild 
honeysuckle, red and yellow, 25 each; 
mtn. laurels, small size, 25c each; med- 
ium size, 50c each; large $1 each; Birch ye 
sprouts, 15c each, 5 for 50c; Mtn. ferns 
all var. 30c doz. blue grass (kind used 
in making medicine) 25c doz. musca- =~ 
dine vines, 25c each. Fox grape vines, 
25c each. All well rooted. Add post-  
age. Mrs. Minnie Charles, Ellijay, Ga. | 
Rt. 2 Box 1. : 
 
Red and white azaleas, 25c ea. or 3 ~ 
for 65c; pink cherokee roses, 15c ea. OF  
2 for 25c; artificial peach trees, lic ea. 
2 for 25c; junipers, 25c each; choice 
roses, all colors, 20c each, or 6 for $1; 
balsam bush, $2 each; tiger lilies, 25c 
doz. purple lilac, 25c each; box elders, 
20c. each, req dogwood, 10c each; ever- 
green honeysuckle, 5c each, 6 for 25; 
wall vines, 10c each; golden bells, 10c 
each; Gentlemens Walking Stick, 20c 
doz. March Mallards, 10c ea. All well  
rooted. Add postage. Miss leslie  
Wright, Loving, Ga. Ais 
 
Dark purple and lavender iris, pink 
phlox, bleeding heart, Golden glow, all 
25c doz. daffodils and narcissi. 75c a 
100; snowballs, pink weigelas, 2 for 25c; 
orange day lilies, Star of Bethlehem, ~ 
75 a 100; purple foxglove, leopard lil- 
ies, 25c doz. Blue, Grass 75' 100; hibis- 
cus, 25c each; dbl. yellow japonicas, 2  
for 25c; yellow button Fall pinks, large 
dbl. yellow and red, 75c a 100; red flow-  
ering quince, 2 for 25c; Add postage. 
Mrs. Mollie Henderson, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 
 
3. Box 44. : j 
Dbl. white, red, dark red, light red, 
rose and dark rose ger. cut. 5c each, 6 
for 25c; everblooming red and pink be- 
gonia, 10c ea. 3 for 25c; grape begonias,  
well rooted, 10c ea. small leaf green 
Jew, 3 for 10c; Christmas cactus, root-~ 
ed, 15c; Elephant Ears, 35c ea. bulb pr. 
2 for 50c; jurple verbena, blooming size,  
good roots, 15c doz. 2 doz. 25c; dbl and  
sng. mixed Touch-me-nots, 8 dif. kinds _ 
mix. col. petunias, Black-eyed Susans, 
small marigolds, all 10c doz. 3 doz. 25c; ~ 
Blue Bottle bulbs, $1 a 100; blue vio- 
lets, 50c a 100; red hibiscus, rooted, 20c;  
3 col. blooming moss, 10c doz 3 aog 25c; 
6dif. kinds ger. cuttings free with ea. $1 
order. Add postage on small orders. 
Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Royston, Ga, RFD 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
    
  
    
   
    
   
  
  
  
   
    
   
 
  
 
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Red, everblooming begonia, maple 
leaf and pink everblooming begonia 
cuttings, 10 cts each; several different 
colors geraniums, 10 cts each; Fuschias, 
pink and purple 10 cts per cutting 
Seed rose pink hibiscus, salvia red sun- 
flowers, double dahlias, mixed colors, 
bachelor buttons, dwarf red princes 
feather, everlasting sweet pea seed, 10 
cts per pkg. Fire plant anq burning 
bush, red salvia, larkspur, giant zinnia 
plants, 20 cts per doz. Will exchange 
any of above for Widows tears or 
white fuschias, bronze or striped Jew. 
 
  
 
Miss Eva Cogburn, RFD 2, Alpharetta, 
 
  
   
   
 
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_ Published Weekly By The 
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Department Of 
 
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_ Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner 
 
- THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1930. , 
 
Entered as second class matter 
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| der the act of June 6, 1900. Ac- 
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F lowers and Seed 
oe For Sale 
 
urge type mums, cream, bronze, 
ite, yellow, 40c doz. daisie type 25c 
. canna bulbs, large red, green leaf, 
 
  
 
ellow and red, green leaf, orange 
bronze leaf, yellow green leaf, 50c doz. 
crepe myrtle. Star Jasmine, 10c cut. 
sr. rooted, 15c and 20c each; cuttings, 
Oc ea. purple violets, 10c doz. 3 doz. 5c; 
sllow _and white narcissi, 30c doz. 
lbs jonquils, daffodils, old time but- 
and eggs, 25c doz. dbl. pink hya- 
ctinths, 10c ea. bulb; red and white 
hiia slips, 10c ea. 3 for 25c; white, 
vender and purple iris, 40c doz. petu- 
as, 20c doz. Exch for white cannas, 
lif. col. periwinkle, phlox, angel wing 
gonia, rose color cannas, dif. col. 
gladioli and other flowers. Mrs. J. C. 
ize, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Mix. col. hardy phlox, mix. col. mums 
mix col. hollyhocks, golden glow, fox- 
glove, pink running roses, New Years 
vine, large leaf cannas, all 25c doz. 
plants all mix. col. petunias, phlox, 
Balsam, 2 doz. 25c; rose cut. not rooted, 
 
inds 10c per doz. Box plant cuttings, 
rooted: 1 ea. geraniums, hibiscus, 
 
sticia, plumbago, dbl. white fuchsia, 2 
 
ple fushcia, 2 weeping lantana, 1 
riegated lantana ,1 hydrangea and -1 
onia, 1 each red carnation pink and 
mas, June, Snake cactus, oxalis, musk 
ants, all for 50c; also 1 dbl. petunias,; 
 
ngel Wing begonia, red begonia, 1 
 
rge red cactus, 1 purple stripe Jew, 1 
 
hite striped Jew, 1 walnut geraniums, 
 
red geranium, all for 35c. Add post- 
aa oS Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, 
 
Dbl. mix. col. dahlia slips, some fine 
5c each, 40c doz. large. flowering 
cannas, 5c ea..50c doz. red and 
 
low cannas, large 35c doz. pink ox- 
 
is, conch begonia near white, all 5c 
iC mix. dbl. balsam,  petunias, 
et flowers, all 20c doz. mix. ver- 
5c each; small sprengeri ferns, 5c 
ch; blue and variegated violets, 10c 
yz. Star of Bethlehem, periwinkle, 20c 
 
z. dbl. Angel Trumpet, 25c each; rtd 
s comb, 25c doz. mix. moss and 
let sage, 25c doz. mix. col. fine 
ts of mums, 25c doz. Add postage 
 
all orders. Mrs. J. Winter, Bu- 
 
 a. $ 
Prince feathers (large brilliant red 
und grows about 3 ft. high), 10c 
flower plants, 25c a 100, winter 
arge kind wood flowers, en- 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
semble, 25c doz. Exch. for good breed 
rabbits or anything can use. Claude 
Blackwell, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Mtn. ferns, 10c ea. 25 for $1; white, 
pink, purple, hardy phlox, 25 doz. blue 
hedge grass, 30c doz. golden glow, 6 
for 20c; Shasta daisies, 40c doz. old 
fashioned dbl. yellow rose, 25 each; 
blue cream butter-cups, 25c doz. yellow 
speckled flag lilies, 30c doz. lemon lil- 
ies 25c; white butterfly bush, 30c each, 
 
2for 50c; red bush honeysuckle vine, 
50c; pink crepe myrtle, 30c each, 2 for 
40c; white sweet williams, 30c doz. 
Royal blue iris, 30c doz. All well root- 
ed. Add postage. Miss Pearl Vick, Eli- 
jay, Ga. Rt. 3. . 
 
Dark purple iris, orange lilies, $1.50 a 
100; dbl. yellow japonica, pink, white 
hardy phlox, golden glow, 25c doz. red 
flowering quince, pink almod, pink 
and purple altheas, 3 for 25c; yellow 
thornless roses, 2 for 25c; blue grass, 
20c. doz. daffodils, 25c doz. pink prim- 
roses, purple foxglove, black-eyed Su- 
sans, $1 a 100; variegated violets, 24c 
doz. pink weigelas, 25c each. Add 
| postage. Mrs. Manda Henderson, Elli- 
jay, Ga. RFD 3.  
 
Cuttings, Sc ea. 6 geraniums, 3 shades 
of pink, 2 of salmon, and red, none 
single; 4 sultanas, purple, salmon, rose 
and pink; 3 hydrangeas, white, blue 
and pink; 2 begonias,. white and red; 
oxalis bulbs, pink and white, 12 for 15c; 
jonquils, 12 for 25c early and late nar- 
 
cissi, 12 for 35c. No orders wanted for 
| less than 60c. Postage paid on these. 
Mrs. Ralph Williams, Boston, Ga. 
 
Red flowering quince, Eng. dogwood, 
| fowering pink almond, pink crepe myr- 
tle, all 3 for 25c; purple foxglove, 3 doz. 
for 30c; blue iris, 25c doz. lemon lilies, 
20c doz. pink primroses, 2 doz. 25c; 
dusty miller, 15c doz, Birdeye hedge 
plants, 2 doz. 25c; cosmos, 15c doz. All 
well rooted. Strong plants moss pack- 
ed. Mrs. Louise Blaylock, Ellijay, Ga. 
Rt. 3, Box 48. ey : : 
 
Everblooming cape jasmine cut with 
blooms unrooted, 5c each, 35 doz. dif. 
col. verbena, snapdragons, scarlet sal- 
via, 25c doz., coleus, dif. col. 5c each. 
35c doz. well rooted; yellow trumpet 
jonquils, blooming size bulbs, 25c doz. 
$1 a 100; white box hydrangea, cut. 
rooted, 20c each; porch box collection: 
1 doz. ea. verbena, coleus, snapdragon, 
scarlet salvia, petunia, dusty miller, for 
$1; Add postage on orders under 25c. 
No flower exch. Cash or money order. 
Miss Inez Moore, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Red and yellow cannas, 25 cts per 
doz; pink cannas, 50 cts per doz; pink 
 
  
 
ed double zinnias, 10 cts per doz; April 
blooming narcissi, $1 per hundred; ele- 
phant ears, 3 for 10 cts. Add_ postage 
On orders less than 50 cts. Will exch. 
for peas, or good, fertile turkey eggs. 
Mrs. R. W. Hudson, RFD 1, Lorane, 
 
Ga. 
 
Petiinias, different colors, 10 cts per 
doz; fountain plants, periwinkles, prin- 
ces feather, zinnias, mixed colors, 10 
cts per doz; white and pink hydrangea 
cuttings, rose cactus, June cactus, ox- 
alis, 5 cts each; salmon pink sultana 
cuttings, 5 cts each; 8 different colors 
geraniums, 4 different kinds begonias, 
5 ets per cutting, 10 ts, rooted; bear 
seeds, 5 cts per tablespoonful. Add 
postage. Mrs. W. M. Gordon, RFD 3, 
Talking Rock, Ga. 
 
Double yellow japonicas, well rooted, 
25 ets. each; extra large, 50 cts each; 
hardy phlox, 45 cts per doz; crepe myr- 
tle, 45 cts per doz; fox gloves, 40c per 
doz; grass pinks, 45 cts per dgz; pink 
flowering almond, 25 cts each; golden 
glow, 60 cts per doz; honeysuckles, 20 
cts per doz; evergreen, 20 cts per doz; 
red anthae, 50 cts butter and egg, bulbs, 
25 cts per doz; Miss Clyde. Barrett, 
RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. ; 
 
Midday moss, 5 cts per doz; 2 colors 
lantnas, 10 cts; sworg and maiden hair 
ferns, 10 & 15 ets; sprengeri fern, 5 cts 
per bunch; angel trumpet, 6 for 15 cts 
or 25 cts per doz; balsam, 10 cts per 
doz; justicia, 10 cts each; cape jasmine, 
10 cts each, 3 for 25 cts; white hydran- 
geas, 10 and 15 cts; coral begonias, 10 
cts and 15 cts; standing sypress, 3 doz 
for 25 cts; red and yellow cannas, 10 
cts each, or 3 for 25 cts; pink verbena, 
-5 ,~ 10 cts each; Marigold, 10 cts per 
doz; sweet scented pinks, dark and 
light pink, 5 ctst. per bunch, 50 ctst per 
doz; lilacs, 5 and 10 cts. Add postage. 
Mrs. J. W. .Fordham, RFD 2, Tooms- 
boro, Ga. < 
 
Red and yellow azaleas, $1 per doz; 
pink perennial phlox, 35 cts per doz; 10 
choice ferns, 75 cts sweet williams, 25 
cts per doz; Evergreenewax plants for 
box flowers, 25 cts per doz; strawberry 
bushes, 75 cts per doz; red japonicas, 
25 cts each; pink trailing arbutus, 25 
cts per doz; lemon-and day lilies, 40 
ets per doz; pink Cherokee roses, $1 per 
doz; white Shasta daisies, 25 cts per 
doz; Arbor vitaes, junipers, 25 cts ea; 
 
  
 
verbena, white iris, 25 cts per doz; mix-|G 
 
  
 
  
 
Blue, pink and white salvia, 10 cts 
per doz; blue, pink and white larkspur, 
10 cts per doz; daisy and pompom 
hardy mums, dark red, yellow, bronze, 
pink, white, bright red, 10 cts per doz; 
blue ageratum, lavender physostegia, 
10 cts per doz; pink hardy verbena, 20 
cts. per doz; pink hardy phlox, 25 cts; 
clump; named varieties Iris, purple, 
white, yellow, lavender, 85 cts per doz; 
early and late white narcissi, $1 per 
hundred; little yellow cluster, 25 cts per 
doz; yellow primroses, 15 cts per doz. 
Postage paiq on orders of $1 or more. 
Mrs. Julia Darnell, RFD 1, Jasper, Ga. 
 
Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz; red 
and yellow azaleas, $1 per doz; pink 
perennial phlox, 35 cts per doz; red 
japonicas, 25 cts each; rhoddodendrons, 
25 cts each; lemon and day lilies, 40 cts 
per doz; boxwoods and junipers, also 
arborvitaes, 25 cts each; evergreen wax 
plants, 25 cts per doz; pink trailing 
arbutus, 25 cts per doz; sweet williams, 
25 cts per doz; strawberry bushes, 75 
cts per doz; barberry bushes, 75 cts per 
doz; Bonnie Abercrombie, Morganton, 
Ga. 
 
Large, incurved lavender Chrysanthe- 
mums, 25 cts per doz; white, yellow, 
pink and lavender assorted, 30 cts per 
doz. postpaid.. Red, yellow, pink, white, 
purple, red and variegated large and 
medium size, all double dahlias, 35 cts 
per doz. Postpaid. 8 extra plants free 
with each $1 order. All colors petunias, 
marigolds, phlox, 10 cts per doz; Miss 
Annis Kelley, RFD 4, Lithonia, Ga. 
 
Jonquil and daffodil bulbs, mixed, 
35c a 100 postpaid. Mrs. W. H. Nun- 
nally, Monroe, Ga. 
 
1 yr. olqg Coral vine tubers, 3 for 25c. 
Add postage. Mrs. G. W. Butler, Iron 
City, Ga. : - 
 
April narcissi, jonquils, daffodils, dbl. 
daffodils, Star of Bethlehem bulbs 
(mixed by resetting), $1.50 per 100, 60c 
a doz. All bulbs State insp. Miss Lil- 
lian Thomas, Haralson ,Ga. 
 
Hastings hybrid coleus, mixed colors, 
15 cts doz; Centura bachelor buttons, 
double pink balsam, snow-on-the-mtn., 
zinnias, straw flowers, white daisies, 10 
cts per doz; sword fern, 10 ets; white 
and green striped Jew, 3 for 5 cts; 
maple leaf begonia cuttings, 1 Octs ea; 
ivy vine cuttings, 5 cts each; red Xmas, 
snake, and summer cactus cuttings, 10 
cts per doz; 5.colors double geraniums, 
5 cts each; winter mums, 5 colors, 10 
cts per doz.; rainbow moss, 5 cts per 
bunch; blue weeping Mary, 10 cts each; 
purple. coleus, 10 cts per doz; pink and 
white hydrangea cuttings, 2 for 5 cts; 
Mrs. H. G. Fraser, RFD 7, Gainesville, 
 
a. 
12 kinds of named Iris, labaled, $1.10 
per doz; 15 unlabelled, $1.10; 15 colors 
mixed, 25 for $1.10; purple, white and 
yellow, 5 Ofor $1.10; six each of Her 
Majesty; Lohengrin, Isoline, Plu- 
meri, Rhein Nixe, and Sherwin Wright, 
3 for 60 cts; 6 for $1.10; 3 ea. of Lent A. 
Williamson and Jacquesiona, 40 cts ea; 
3 for $1.10, 6 for $2.10; Siberian iris, 6 
for 50 cts; $1.10 per doz; Japanese 
mixed, 6 for $1.10; 6 colors of cannas, 
45 cts per doz; Queen Annes lace, cor- 
reopsis, primroses, blue violets, 35 cts 
per hundred; white and purple violets, 
6 doz. for 35 cts; sweet williams, au- 
tumn glow and Chesterfield daisies, 4 
doz for 35 cts; 3 colors of verbena, 60 
 
cts per hundred; giant ribbon and ze- 
 
bra grass, 8 for 35 cts; hardy hibiscus, 
mixed, 35 cts per doz; daisy mums, Bos- 
ton ivy, periwinkle and Myrtle vine, 35 
cts.per hundred; mixed colors perennial 
phlox and peas, 60 cts per doz; butter- 
fly bushes, 3 for 35 cts; 6 cuttings ea 
of red and purple true azaleas, 6 for 35 
cts; true snowdrop bulbs, 60 cts per 
doz; jonquils, $1.10 per hundred; red 
and pink cactus, now in bloom, 35 cts 
each! cuttings and Christmas cactus, 
35 cts per doz; shasta: daisies, leopard 
lilies, 2 doz for 35 cts. Mrs. J. M. Hall, 
RFD 5, Calhoun, Ga. 
 
Face pinks, 25 cts per doz; golden 
glow, 25 cts per doz; wax plants, 30 cts 
per doz; Indian hollyhocks, 15 cts per 
doz; salmon vine, 40 cts per doz; sun- 
flower plants, 25 cts per doz; yellow 
gold button plants, 30 cts. per doz; 
Meadow cactus, 3 for 50 cts. All well 
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Martha 
Pope, Ioving, Ga. : 
 
Royal purple King iris, 25 cts per 
doz; blue ageratum, 15 cts per doz; 2 
for 25 cts; purple and pink hardy phlox, 
25 cts per doz; pink primroses, 3 doz for 
25 cts; all co/o1s hollyhock plants, 25 
cts per doz; purple foxgloves, 15 cts per 
doz; 2 doz frr 25. cts; dusty miller, 
house leak, 75 cts per doz; golden glow, 
25 cts per doz, 3 doz for 50 cts; pink 
weigelias, well rooted, 2 for 25 cts; 
hardy hibiscus, pink and white, 10 cts 
each; snowball sprouts, bridal wreath, 
20 cts each; double yellow button 
mums 15 cts per doz; blue spider wort, 
20 cts per doz; 3 doz for 50 cts; orange 
day lilies, 15 cts per doz; 2 doz for 25 
cts; English dogwood, golden bell, al- 
 
  
 
Thursday June 5, 1930. 
 
theas, 10 cts each; butter-and-egg 
plants, 15 cts per doz; 2 for 25 cts. A 
plants well rooted and packed in damp 
moss. Please add postage. Ellen Sil- 
ver,, RFD 2, Talking Rock, Ga. 
 
Rooteg geraniums, 15 and 25 cts ea; o 
 
cuttings, 5 cts each; snake, Christmas, 
pug nose and alligator cactus, 10 cts 
each; lace fern, 20 cts; fish tail and 
baby breath fern, 15 cts each; ivy leaf 
geraniums, 10 cts per cutting; amaryl- 
 
lis, 15 and 25 cts each; Venus begonia, 
 
20 cts; guinea wing, 15 cts ea; holly- 
hocks, 15 cts per doz; narcissi, 25 cts 
per doz; mixed, 5 kinds of Iris, 25 cts 
per doz; pink peonies, Madonna lilies, 
red spider lilies, 20 cts each; last year 
columbines, 60 cts per doz; Platycodon,  
15 cts each; small tiger lilies, 25 cts per 
doz; mixed mums, 20 cts per doz; per- 
ennial phlox, 30 cts per doz; shasta and 
 
blue daisies, 5 cts each: double white 
 
Easter roses, 15 cts each; rd carna- 
tions, 15 cts ach; Jap speedwell helio- 
trope, physostegia, Monara white and 
yellow primroses, perennial asters, Bol- 
tona, purple verbena, 5 cts each; blue 
hyacinths, 50 cts per doz Mrs. J. H. 
Fife, Armuchee, Ga. : : 
 
Touch-me-not plants, 25 cts per doz; 
asters, all colors, 30 cts per doz; wool 
flowers, 25 cts per doz; large red can- 
 
nas, 40 cts per doz; pink verbena, 30 cts 
 
per doz; grass pinks, 25 cts per doz; 
pink and lavender sweet williams, 30  
cts per doz; yellow japonicas, double, 
20 cts each; well rooted snowdrops, 25 
cts per doz; yellow daisies, 15 cts ea; 
corkwood, blue foxglove, 20 cts per doz. 
White ribbon grass, 35 cts per doz; 
 
small striped grass, 20 cts per doz. All ~ 
 
well rooted, Add postage on all orders. 
Mrs. Eula Silvers, RFD 3, Box 88, Elli- 
jay, Ga. f : 
Large blue hydrangeas, rooted in 
1929, 25 cts each; 6 for $1. Yellow calla 
lily bulbs, 25 cts each; cannas, different 
colors, mixed, 5 cts each, or 50 cts per 
doz. Perennial purple columbine, 2 
plants for 25 cts; physostegia, lavender 
flowers 6 plants for 25 cts; perennial 
blue verbena, bronze flowered flag, pe- 
rennial yellow primroses, house leak > 
plants, purple sweet violets, nickel moss 
Star of Bethlehem, 15 cts per doz; 75 
cts per hundred, $4 per M. Purple Ger- 
 
man Iris, 35 cts per doz; yellow daffo- | 
 
dils, white narcissus, 25 cts per. doz, $1 
per hundred. Will exchange any of 
 
abve for seed pes, white or speckled 
 
crowders preferred, or strong, healthy 
 
Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants. Add 
 
postage. 
a. 
 
Purple and lavender iris, 15 cts per 
 
doz; fox gloves, 10 cts per doz; golden = 
 
glow, 15 cts per doz; purple lilacs, 15 
 
cts each; purple verbena, 15 cts per doz. 
 
yellow cannas, 20 cts per doz; ever- 
looming rose cuttings, 15 cts each. 
 
Blooming size snowball, 25 cts each; - 
 
pink weigelas, 20 cts each; doffodils, 
jonquils, white narcissus bulbs, 65 cts. 
 
per hundred; Shasta daisies, 15 cts 
 
per doz. Christmas and star jasmine, 20 
cts each; yellow Kirria japonicas, 10 
cts each; pink almonds, 2 for 15 cts; 
velvet roses, 10 cts each; white spirea, 
 
10 cts each; pink Dorothy Rerkins-roses - - . 
 
10 cts each; orange day lilies, 15 cts 
per doz. Add postage. Irene Foster, 
 
RFD 3, Box 438, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
White Iris and orange day lilies, 15 
cts per doz; double yellow cannas, 35 
cts per doz; ox-eye and Shasta daisies, 
petunias and zinnias ,15 cts per doz; 
Hearty Rose color hibiscus seed, 10 cts 
per tablespoonful; oxalis, pink, 3 for 10 
cts; Wandering Jew, 10 cts per doz; 
pink, apple blossom, purple and orange 
sultanas, well rooted, 20 cts each; dbl. 
white, red, salmon, carmine and rose- 
bud geraniums, rooted, 2 for 25 cts; 
daffodils, 15 cts per doz. bulbs; dusty 
miller plants, 10 cts per doz; double-red 
and white dahlias, 3 for 25 cts. Add 
postage on orders less than 50 cts. Mrs. 
L. G. Sanders, RFD 2, Dewy Rose, Ga. 
 
_Sweet scented white and yellow nar- 
cissi, $1 a 100; orange and white with 
yellow center chrysanthemums, 75c a 
100, African and French margold, crim- 
son ostrich feather plumes, mix. col. 
dbl. balsam all 15 doz. or 2 doz. 25c;  
mix. col. hollyhocks, 20e doz. white and 
pink hydrangea, pink justicia, 20c -ea.; 
rainbow moss, 15c bunch, grape be- 
gonias, white and Chatelaine Supreme, 
15e each. Mothers Tears, 10c ea; hardy  
red carnations, 20c each. Add postage 
 
on order ang get something free. Miss _ 
 
Estelle Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Peonies to bloom soon for sale. Mrs. 
M. E. Hendrix, Bright, Ga. 
 
50c each, Daffodil, dbl. daffodil and 
May blooming white narcissi_ bulbs. 
Sell, or exch. for 15 Mammoth White 
Pekin duck eggs, or 12 S. C. R. I. red 
eggs, or will exch. twice this number of  
 
bulbs for 12 mommoth Bronze turkey  
 
eggs. Mrs. Wiley. 
 
h, 
Ga. RFD 
 
, W. Wright, Forsyt 
 
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Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy,  
 
  
   
 'F lowers and Seed 
 
Wanted 
 
z f 
ant all colors wild iris or pond lil- 
S, crimson crepe myrtles all col true 
Moss roses, the old fashioned kind with 
 
  
 
t Eee i stripe, true 
Amaryllis, purple sultana, yellow pe- 
pink, hardy, and other colors of carna- 
pa , hardy, and other colors of carna- 
 
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga. 
 
= Want to exch. yellow sugar crowder 
 
peas for Boston and Sword ferns: cup 
 
ol as 2 nice size ferns. B. Wood, Grif- 
n, Ga. 
 
  
 
rite. Mrs. J. H. Ellis, Huching, Ga. 
_ Want to exch. yr. old night. blooming 
josmine for well rooted, dbl. red japo- 
. Write. Mrs. Chas. G. Lynn, 
 
_ Want several thousand Camellia Ja- 
ponica cuttings, 4 to 6 in. I. D. Han- 
cock, Moultrie, Ga. Box 624. 
 
Want 2 Camellia Japonicas, 3 
ft. size. Will pay $8 ea. Want 1 each, 
white, pink and red. Write what you 
have in color and size. Will go after 
them if suited ang not over 100 mi 
from here. Carlton Buie, Moultrie, Ga. 
504, Ist St. N. W. 
Want to exch. white narcissi bulbs 
for any kind of box flowers, or sell the 
bulbs for $1 per 100. Mrs. J. T. Lewis, 
Gollege Park, Ga. Rt. 2. - 
 
Want to exch. fine varieties dahlia 
Slips for florist type, large, incurved 
pink, lavender and yellow chrysanthe- 
mums. Write first. Mrs. F. J. Dantz- 
ler, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Want several hundred Salvia or ce 
Cu ate 
number and best price. Must be pack- 
ed to insure safe del. Mrs. W. I. War- 
wick, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
_ Want to exch. white feed sacks for 
flowers and shrubbery. Write before 
sending. Mrs. H. C. Bagley, Dalton, 
 
Ga. Rt. 1. - 
Want to exch. dbl. varieties dahlia 
Slips for five large pink, lavender, yel- 
low mums. Dahlia slips, 3 for 25c; also 
ave some choice, named var. for 1l5c 
each. Would also exch. slips for tulips, 
racinths, Easter and Bermuda. lily, 
gladioli, bulbs. The bulbs to be del. in 
Mrs. Frank J. Dantzler, 
 
Swann, Lithonia, Ga. RFD 1. __. 
Want six Boxwood shrubs. Will ex- 
change chrysanthemum plants for box- 
woods, at rate of 1-2 cents each. Colors 
of mums, bright yellow, mottled orange, 
purplish red, orchid, white with yellow 
center, and reddish pink. Miss Mae 
McGee, Knoxville, Ga. 
Want fancy leaf caladium_ bulbs. 
Stte price. Mrs. Rosa Morrell, Box 234, 
Meigs, Ga. 
- Will pay cash for 1 white and 
pink hydrangea, 1 maple begonia, 1 
justicia, 1 white and pink and one red 
sultana, pink, red fuschias, ferns, Bos- 
ton, Roosevelt, sword and several dif- 
ferent kinds of begonia. Mrs. M. A 
Ayers, Box 141, Carnesville, Ga. 
Want pure ) 
mg Decorative dahlias, plants, slips, 
bulbs. Price, etc in first letter. Mrs. F. 
Breland,. Savannah, Ga. 1611 East 
enry St. ; 
~ Lemon verbena, type which grows 
- from three to four ft. high, foliage has 
elicate fragrance, leaves smooth and 
similar to peach tree leaves. Write 
Mrs. M. D. Gill, 1445 Eighteenth St., 
lumbus, Ga. 
 
3 Plants For Sale 
 
| Brimmer and ponderosa tomato plts. 
nice and well roooted, 25c per 100; 65c 
per 300, postpaid. Collard plants, 20 
ets. per 100, 50c per 300, postpaid. Sage 
plants, 10c ea. 3 for 18c; 6 for 30c. 
postpaid. L. J. Volrath, Winston, Ga. 
- Pure state insp. imp. pink skin Por- 
Oo Rican potato plants, seed stock 
erwn from vine cuttings, excluisvely 
or planting, $1.25 per M. FOB. Cash 
r will exch. for pure bred chickens. 
Pet sheep or pure bred Jersey heifer. 
E. E. Carter, Hazlehurst, Ga. ; 
-, Genuine state insp. Porto Rican po- 
ato plants, now ready, $1.10 per M.; 
M and up, 95 cts. per M. L. R. Boat- 
ht Coffee, Ga. 
Pure Poro Rican potato plants, best 
uality Gov. insp. Now ready $1.40 per 
Mi; 10M lots, $1.25 per M. J. H. Will- 
 
"| Ty, Ga. 
white summer-fall bloom- 
 
  
 
iams, Alma, Ga. _ 
Imp. Red skin Porto Rican potato 
plants, also Nancy Hall variety, $1.25 
 
per M. FOB Pelham, C. R. Redmond, 
Pelham, Ga. 
 
Napier grass roots and plants. Gov. 
analysis gives it same protein as al- 
walfa. Good for stock and cows. Now. 
8 time to plant. Write for prices. S. 
f. Smith, Cuthbert, Ga. 
 
Pure Porto Rican potato plants, 
shipped anywhere in Ga. $1.25 per M. 
20c per 100; $7 per 5M. Gov. insp. Sat- 
Sfaction guar. William, M. Spivey 
Surrency; Ga. ae 
 
Potato plants now ready, 20 cts per 
100; $1.25 per M.cash or check with 
srder. Dan A. Campbell, Baxley, Ga. 
Pure Porto Ricari potato plants, $1.- 
45 per M; $7 per 5M. No COD with- 
sut part cash with order. Mrs. A. 
Jampbell Surrency, Ga. 
 
Swicord heading collard plants, 22c 
Jer 100; $1. per 500; $1.75 per M. del. 
Ls, York, Rt. 4. Lumpkin Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato piants, $1.50 per 
M. FOB Tifton. Also Marglobe, Bonny 
yest, and Baltimore tomato plants, 
a per M. G. W. Coleman, Tifton, 
Aa. 
 
Porto Rican and Nancy Hall potato 
Jlants, $1.25 per M. Prompt shipment 
. M. Carter, Rockingham, Ga. 
 
_ Lettuce and cabbage plants, 60 cts 
-or-500; $1 per M. Prompt shipment. 
Will exch. Lee Waldrip, Gainesville, 
3a.  ; eat s : 
 
- Gov. insp. Porto Ricans potato plts. 
 
31.25 per M. FOB. Bristol, Ga. W. H. 
Moody, Bristol, Ga. 
 
Genuine Porto Rican potato plants, 
state insp. and treated Grown from 
vine cuttings, $1.50 per M. 5M and 
over, $1.40 per M. FOB. Prompt ship- 
ment. J. H. Lord, Jesup, Ga. 
 
Genuine Red skin Porto Rican po- 
tato plants insp. and treated, $1.50 
per M, FOB shipping point. 5M anda 
over, $1.35 per M. G. H. Lord, Rt 1 
Graham, Ga. } 
 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch  cabage 
plants, 50c per 500; 90c per M. del. 
axtra large egg plants, 25 for 25c; 50c 
per 100, del. 1-2 c ea when ordered 
with cabbage plant... E. L. Durham, 
Rt. 5 Dublin, Ga. 
 
-Long pod hot pepper plants, 25c per 
100, $1 per 500; broad leaf and twist 
oud tobacco plants, 25c per 100; 2 doz. 
medium size rhubarb plants, 75c per 
 
/doz. 1 doz. yr. old rhubarb plants, 25c 
 
sach, or $2 per doz; missionary straw- 
verry plants, $1 per 500; Beauty and 
Farlianna tomato plants, 30c per 100; 
Yarrow catnip plants, 60c per doz. 
Field grown and good count. Also good 
plants. No order filled for less than 
50c. Cash or money order. Mrs. Thorn 
ton McCurley, Rt. 5. Hartwell, Ga. 
 
Genuine Porto Rican potato plants 
gov. insp. $1.50 per M. FOB. or $2 per 
M. Del. Colon J. Hamilton, Baxley, 
Ga. : 3 : 
 
State insp. well dipped, pink. skin 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.35 per 
M. FOB. Now ready for shipment. 
Send M. O. No checks accepted. Seab 
Smith Bristol, Ga. . 
 
Gov. inspected, porto rican potato 
plants, $1.45 per M; 5M or more; $1.35 
per M, Good count, quick service. L. 
E. Deal, Bristol, Ga. . ae 
 
Gov. insp. pure Porto Rican pota- 
to plants, $1.60 per M. del. Tomato 
glants, same price, variety Stone 
ind Baltimore. B. E. Daniel, Rt. 1 Ty 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1 per 
500; $1.75 per M. Tomato plants, 75c 
ner 500: $1.25 per M. Ruby King and 
vimento pepper plants, $1 per 500; 
$1.50 per M. Hot pepper plants, 20c 
ner M. cabbage and onion plants, 85c 
per M. All pee postpaid. R Chan- 
3 eville, Ga. 
nie variety of Cabbage, tomato 
and collard plants, 20c per 100; $1 per 
VI. del. $4 per 5M, exp. collect. Pimen- 
ny and hot pepper plants. 25c per 100; 
$1.75 per M. postpaid. C. Garrett, Oak- 
2 Ga. eS ; 
Me onecradish roots, 10 cts. ea. catnip 
plants, 5c ea. Postage paid on orders 
of $1 or more. Mrs. Julia Darnell, Rt. 
 
er, Ga. 
ced Porto Rican potato plants, $1.- 
35 per M. del. or $1 per M. express 
sollect. S. J. Lindsey, Omega, Ga. 
 
Purple skin i 
$1.25 er M. or $1 per M in 5M lots. 
Sash with order. B. M. Bratcher, Rt. 
 
\ + Ga. 
: eee Baltimore tomato plants 
$1 per M. E. B. Travis Riverdale. Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.60 per 
mw. Lots of 5M or more, $1.45 per M. 
Cash with order. I. E. Clayton, Tif- 
 
ee and . Jersey Wakefield, 
 
also Flat Dutch cabbage plants; New 
 
d Baltimore tcinato plants; 
headin : collards, 5e per 100, $1.25 
 
Porto Rican potato plts. 
 
MARKET BULLETIN : 
: j;per M. Pimiento pepper plants, 35c 
 
per 100; $2 per M. del. Jim Tumblin, 
Rt. 2. Gainesville, Gal 
 
Gov. insp. Porto Rican potato plants 
$1.50 per M. or $1.25 FOB. Can ship 
any day. No cks. accepted. Anywhere 
in Ga. Royal King sweet pepper plants 
30c per 100 del. W. D. Lightsey, Rt. 2 
Odum, Ga. 
 
Gov. insp. Porto Rican Potato plants 
$1.50 per M. del. 5M or more, $1.85 per 
M. Now ready. Old Fashioned Boones 
$1.75 per M. Guy Crow, Rt. 2 Gaines- 
ville, Ga. S 
Guar. well rooted, 8 in. New Stone, 
Baltimore tomato plants, moist roov 
protection, good ventilation, labeliea 
with variety name; large Chas. Wake- 
filed cabbage plants, 50c per 300; $1 
per 700; $1.25 per M. prepaid. C. F. 
Maddox, Buford, Ga. 
 
Horseradish, 6 bunches for 25; pep- 
permint, 24 bunches for 10c; everbear- 
ing and lady Thompson strawberry 
plants, 25c per 100; yellow root, 25c 
per lb, grub root, 10c per doz: bunches, 
garden horsemint, 6 for 15 cts. black 
haw roots, 25 for large bunch; rattl 
root, 25 lb; 5 lbs. for $1. Add postag: 
Will exch. for good white sacks or gooc 
chewing tobacco. Mrs. Willis Grindlc 
Rt. 1 Dahlonega, Ga. ; 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.50 pei 
M; Boones, $1.75 per M; cabbage plts 
50c per 300; 75c per 50, del. Ethe 
Crow, Rt. 2 Gainesville, Ga. . 
 
Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato plts. 
full count and shipped promptly, $1.- 
50 per M; 5M or over, $1.35 per M 
All FOB. J. J. Oliff, Bristol, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Rican Potato plants 
$1.25 per M; Early triumph, $1.50 pe: 
M. Prompt shipment and full count. 
&. L. Anderson, Rt. 4. Alma, Ga. 
 
Purple Skin Porto Rican Potato 
plants, govt. insp. $1.40 per M. FOB. 
51.60 per M. del. in Ga. R. B McDon- 
ald, Rt. 3, Alma, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, gov. 
insp. $1.50 per M. 5M or more, $1.25 
per M. FOB Bristol. Zonnie Carter, 
Bristol, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, 
gov. inspected $1.50 per M; 5M or more 
$1.25 per M. FOB Bristol. J. E. Pad- 
sett, Bristol, Ga. 
 
Goy. insp. Porto Rican Potato plts. 
$1.50 per M. FOB. Write me for prices 
on large orders. E. T. Clements, San- 
dersville, Ga. 
 
Gov. insp. imp. Porto Rican potato 
plants, $1 per M in lots of 5M; less 
than 5M lots, $1.25 per M. Good count 
and prompt shipment. J. O. Kesler, 
.Rt. 4, Box 59, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Goyt insp. and treated, Porto Rican 
potato plants, full count, $1.50 per M 
Lots of 5M or more, $1.40 per M. FOB 
Baxley..Cash with order. Mrs. J. B. 
Patterson, Rt. 4 Box 87, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Pure imp. porto Rican potato plants 
govt; insp. $1.25 per M, or $1.50 del. 
Cash with order. Isaac Sellers, Rt. 4 
Baxley, Ga. ; 
 
All season cabbage plants, 20c per 
100; Drum head cabbage plants, 20c 
per 100; yellow tomato plants, 20c 
per 100; hot pepper piants, 20c per 100. 
Now ready. Mrs. Ida Southerland, Rt. 
3, Box 48, Ellijay, Ga. - 
 
State insp. Porto Rican potato plts. 
$1.35 per M. FOB Surrency, Ga. P. T. 
Herndon, Surrency, Ga. 
 
Charleston Wakefield, cabbage plts. 
also Flat Dutch $1.25 per M; 5M or 
 
SEVEN 
 
more, $1 per M. plus postage. Greater 
Baltimore tomato plants, now ready, 
$2 per M. 5M or more, $1.75 per M. 
Add postage. J. C. Chambers, Rt. 1 
Gainesville, Ga. eee 
 
Gov. insp. Porto Rican potato plants 
$1.75 per M; 5M lots or more, $1.50 
per M. all del. Money order or check 
must accompany order. C. H. Parrish 
Rt. 6 Tifton, Ga. 
 
af 
 
Imp. Red Skin Porto Rican potato  - 
 
plants, $1 per M. FOB. or $1.25 per 
M. Del. anywhere in Ga. Money Or- 
der with order. O. M. Miles, Rt. 4.Box 
68 Baxley, Ga. : 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.15 per 
M; pepper plants, $1.75 per M; cabbage 
und collard plants, 75c per M; tomato 
Mants, 75c per M. G. L. Steedly, Bax- 
ley, Ga. 
 
Pepper plants, $1.75 per M; tomato 
jlants, 75 cts. per M; collard and cab- 
yage plants, 75c per M. Floyd Steedly, 
Baxley, Ga. 
 
Genuine imp. 
jlants, Gov. insp. and dipped, $1.25 
per M. del. Shipments made at once. 
3. W. Aspinwall, Rt. A. Odum, Ga. 
 
Gov. insp. Porto Rican potato plts. 
$1.25 per M. Prompt shipment. Fine, 
resh plants and good count guaran- 
 
Porto Rican potato 
 
4 
 
A) 
 
eed. Gash with order. J. G. Purcell, 
 
Baxley, Ga. - 
 
Imp red skin Porto Rican potato 
 
jlants, $1 per M. FOB or $1.25 per 
. del. anvwhere in Ga. Cash with 
order. No checks. J. W. Sellers,,; Rt. 4 
3axley, Ga 
 
Gov. insp.. Porto Rican potato plts. 
$1.25 per M. We guar. prompt ship- 
nent. Fresh strong plants and good 
ount. Cash with order. Grace Purcell. 
Baxley, Ga. 
 
t Porto Rican potato plants, $1.25 per 
 
M. Full count, prompt shipment. Cash 
with order Melvin Hutcheson, Rt. 4 
Baxley, Ga. ea 
 
Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, $1 
per M. FOB. or $1.25 per M. del. Good 
plants, good count. Will ship at once. 
J P Mullis. Rt4 Baxly, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants. $1.25 
per M. del. Full count and prompt 
service. No checks. M. J. Mullis, Rt. 
4. Baxley, Ga. 
 
State insp. well dipped, imp. Porto  
 
ae 
 
pas 
 
Rican potato plants, June. del. $1.40  
 
per M. crated and del. in Ga. Leland 
 
Lightsey, Rt. 2, Odum, Ga. ee 
Porto Rican potato plants, Gov. insp: 
 
and treated, $1.50 per M. del. or $1.25 
 
FOB. R. H. Mangham, Rt. 7. Tifton, ne 
 
Ga 
 
Hot pepper plants, 10c per 100, plus 
 
postage. Bermuda grass, 15c per 100. 
 
No stamps or checks accepted. Will 
exch. for big red Spanish peanut seed 
or Poro Rican plants, or other good 
kind of peanuts or potato plants. 
pee J. E. Sorrels, Rt. 1. Carnesville, 
Genuine Porto Rican potato plants, 
$1.50 per M; 5M or more, $ 
M; tomato plants, New Stone, Great- 
er Baltimore, $1 per M; 5M or more, 
75c per M. Cabbage plants, Charles< 
 
1.25. per ~ 
 
ton Wakefield, Early Jersey, 85c per 
 
M; 3M or more, 75c per M;.cabbage 
collards and Ga. collards,; same price. 
Cash with order. Prompt shipment 
euaranteed. Herman Boatright, Alma, 
 
Ga. 1 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, imp. and 
treated, $1.50 per M, delivered. Now 
 
  
 
ready. Geo. L. 
 
Gainesyille, Ga. . 
 
  
 
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factured, articles. 
 
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this. The only justice I can 
poorer every day. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Southern Economic Conference 
 
(Continued from page one) 
 
Mr. Alexander Legge, who is now Chairman of the Federal Farm 
Board, was formerly President of the International Harvester Company.  
I wonder if Mr. Legge, when he was President of the International  
Harvester Company ever appeared before Congress in the interest of a 
tariff on the -products of that Company. 
price of. a mowing machine has more than doubled. The price of a 
reaper and binder has practically trebled, the price of wagons, even, 
has practically doubled. What is the reason they can sell their farm 
implements at such at increased price? They have no competition from 
abroad. The farmers of the South are in competition with peon labor 
and if the tariff is not uniformly distributed it is going to drag the 
agricultural population of America down to the level of the peon of the 
Orient, who consider twenty cents a day high wages. 
 
They manufacture farm machinery in Germany, France, 
Russia. The manufacturers in those countries give the same low pro- 
portion on wages as the farmers receive, but the answer is the tariff 
on American products prevents competition with these foreign manu- 
 
Something else: Farm machinery that is made and manufactured in 
America sells to the farmers of the foreign countries at a great deal 
cheaper price than to the farmers of America. Bes 
 
Some of our educated economists argue that there is some justice in 
see in it is that it is making the farmers 
 
EUGENE TALMADGE. - |}  
 
In the past 15 years the 
 
Italy and 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
we 
 
fue 
 
Durand, RFD, 2/3 
 
  
   
 we plants, 25 p 
 
BIGHT _ 
 
Rok 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
Yellow skinned Porto Rican potato 
plants, govt. insp., $1.50 per M, de- 
livered. Now ready. Prompt deliv- 
ery. Send money order. D. Story, 
Autreyville, Ga. 
 
Charleston . Wakefield cabbage 
er hundred; 70c for 500; 
 
$1.25 per M. Tomato plants, Marglobe 
 
Cash with order. 
 
Baltimore, Stone, 
35c per hundred; 
$2 per M in 5M lots 
M, all delivered in 
Ga. Otis Kelley, RFD 1, Lovejoy, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
-insp. and treated, $1.35 per M deliv- 
ered, $1.05 per M FOB Baxley, Ga. 
Count guaranteed. 
E. O. Butler, RFD 3, Baxley, Ga. 
Collard plants, 20c per hundred, $1.- 
50 per M; $10 per 10M, FOB La- 
Grange, Ga. J. W. Thompson, 606 
Greenville St., LaGrange, Ga. 
 
Red skin Porto Rican potato plants 
$1 per M, June delivery, all- FOB. W. 
G. OQuinn, Surrency, Ga. 
* Porto Rican potato plants, $1.25 per 
 
Norton, Greater 
Redfield Beauty, 
$1.40 per 500, or 
or over, $1.50 per 
 
_M, govt. insp. A. Bowen, Bristol, Ga. 
 
der, or money order. 
 
Porto Rican potato 
M. Cash with or- 
J. W. Phelps, 
 
Govt. insp. 
plants, $1.50 per 
 
- RFD 7, Tifton, Ga. 
 
Charleston Wakefield cabbage and 
New Stone tomato plants, 25c per 
hundred, 65c per 500; $1.20 per M, 
 
- delivered. W. C. Owens, RFD 3, Bu- 
 
ford, Ga. 
 
_ Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
New Stone tomato plants, Flat 
Dutch cabbage plants also_ 
plants, 25c per hundred, $1.25 per. 
- postpaid.. J. B. Bennette, RFD 
 
M, 
1, 
 
skin Porto Ric- 
 
Genuine imp. red E 
insp. . and 
 
an potato plants, govt. 
 
treated, $1.40 per M; lots of 5M and 
up, $1.35 per M FOB. Money order 
 
A 
 
- hundred. Mrs. T. J. Cowart, Garfield 
 
- with order. Full count and_ prompt 
 
shipment. W. R. Hutto, RFD 2, Box 
16, Surrency, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
insp., $1.25 per M, Express prepaid. 
L. C. Tyre, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga. 
 
Brimmer tomato plants, 30c per 
 
Lies rs 
Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato 
 
~ plants, $1.65 per M; $6.25 per 5M. 
- packed in moss. H. R. Owens, Pem- 
 
broke, Ga. 
 
Genuine Porto Rican potato plants 
state insp. and treated, $1.65 per M 
_ in lots of 10M or more, $1.50 per M. 
 
C. H. Reddick, RFD 3, Sylvania, Ga. 
~-Red and pink skin Porto Rican po- 
 
- tato plants, govt. insp., strong plants 
 
+ 
 
and full count guaranteed, all orders 
filled within 3 days or money prompt- 
ly returned. $1.25 per M, delivered 
G. E. Aspinwall, RFD A, Box 129, 
Odum, Ga. 
- Porto Rican potato plants, gen. pure 
 
strain, $1.50 per M, del. 5M and up 
 
$1.25 per M, express prepaid in Ga. 
Ala. and Fla. Cash with order. Wm. 
McDonald, RFD 1, Box 121, Valdosta 
 
oe as: 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, red skin 
and red meat, $1.50 per M, 5M, $6.25 
delivered in Ga. $1 per M at bed, not 
 
erated. June delivery. T. W. Regis- 
 
 insp., Che: 
a Ga: 
 
ter, Vienna, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
ically treated, $1 per M, 
FOB, Bristol, Pearl Lightsey, Bristol, 
 
Now ready, cayenne pepper plants, 
25c per doz., delivered. Mrs. Lewis Ma- 
this, RFD 12, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Imp. red skin Porto Rican potato 
plants, from vine grown potatoes. 
Gov. insp. Well rooted, $1.20 per M, 
 
cash. M. N. Ridley, Graham, Ga. 
 
Triumph and Porto Rican potato 
plants, $2 per M delivered; lots of 10M 
and up, $1.75 per M, delivered. L. E. 
Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.50 per 
-M, FOB or $1.75 delivered: H. W, 
Bennett, Alma, Ga. 
 
' Horehound plants for medical pur- 
 
poses, 10c per large bunch, plus pos- 
_ tage, or 3 bunches for 25c, delivered 
 
t 
 
Can supply large amount of yellow 
root, pennyroyal, at 25c per pound. 
del. Green, or 40c delivered, dry. No 
stamps accepted. Mrs. H. H. Sulli- 
van, RFD 5, Carrollton, Ga. 
 
Govt. insp. and treated Porto Ri- 
 
ean potato plants, $1.50 per M, deliv- 
 
ok 
 
ered. Good plants and good count 
J. W. Smith, RFD 3, Baxley, Ga. 
_ Hastings cabbave-collard plants, 25c 
per hundred, $1.50 per M, delivered 
_ Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga. 
__ Tomato plants, New Stone, Greater 
Baltimore, Red Rock, Favorite, and 
Matchless. Also cabbage plants, Early 
 
collard + 
 
Jersey and Charleston Wakefield, all 
now reaay. Open tieid grown, shipped 
packed in water moss, full count. No 
delay, 30c per 200; 60c per 500; $1 
per M, delivered by prepaid - parcel 
post. J. O. Stokes; RFD 3, Fitzger- 
ald, Ga. : 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, grown 
from the vine cutting, $1.25 per M, 
delivered. Lonnie Moore, RFD 4 
Baxley, Ga. 
 
Mastadon everbearing strawberry 
plants, strong and well rooted, $2 per 
wundred, postpaid. -L. Hattaway, 
Blakeley, Ga. 
 
Genuine red skin Porto Rican pota- 
to plants, govt., insp., $1.50 per M; 
5M and up, $1.35 per M FOB. Gooa 
plants and full count guaranteed. 
wiay and June delivery.. Cash with 
order. Clifford Altman, RFD 1, Alma, 
Ga. : 
 
imp. purple skin and pink skin Por- 
to Rican potato plants, govt. insp.,. 
1.50 per M. Ready to ship. New 
stone and Greater Baltimore toma- 
co plants, $1 per M Weil rooted and 
moss packed. Collard plants, 75c per 
mM. John R. Boatright, Alma, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
insp. and treated, $1.50 per M; New 
stone tomato plants, $1 per M; col- 
.ard plants, 75c per M. D. M. Boat- 
cight, Coffee, Ga. 
 
Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato 
plants, delivered* at $1.35 per M.. All 
orders filled next day after received. 
af. L. Wiliams, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Himalaya blackberry plants, 20c per 
doz; 4 doz., for 50c; Green pod okra 
seed, 3 this., 10c. -Mrs. S. T.. Smith, 
RFD. 2, Austell, Ga. 
 
For September setting, will have 
strawberries, good but. mixed, lc ea. 
St. Regis raspberries, $1 per 15. Mrs. 
L. P. Porter,, RFD 1, Ringgold, Ga. 
Matchless tomato plants and cah- 
 
iard cabbage plants, 10c-per hundred, 
plus postage, $1.25 per M_ delivered. 
Mrs. Cora Black, RFD 1, Flowery 
Branch, Ga. . 
 
Pure Porto Rican potato 
$1.25 per M, delivered in Ga. J. W. 
Herndon, Surrency, Ga. : 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
insp., $1.25 per M; 5M or. more, $1.- 
15 per M. Cash with order..C. H. 
Waters, RFD 4, Baxley, Ga: 
 
Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato 
plants, $1.35 per M. 5M and over, 
$1.25 per M, FOB Surrency, Ga. Per- 
ry Dean, Surrency, Ga. : 599 
 
Hot pepper plants, 15c per dozen; 
Stone tomato plants, 15c per dozen. 
Mrs. A. A. Silver, RFD 2, Talking 
aock, Ga. Mr 
 
Heading collard plants, 50c for 300 
i5e for 500; $1 per M, delivered. New 
stone tomato plants, 40c for 200; 65c 
for 500, $1 per M, delivered. Hot spur 
pepper plants, 25c per hundred, 45c 
ior 200; purple egg plants, hot bell 
Jepper and bouquet pepper plants, 
25e for 2 doz., delivered. No checks. 
Mrs. F. E. Hapoldt, Lewiston, Ga. 
 
New Stone and Greater Baltimore 
comato plants, 60c per 500; $1 per 
M, delivered, COD, 55c per hundred, 
0c per M. Early Jersey and Chas. 
Wakefield cabbage plants, 50c per 500 
| 35e per M, delivered. 40c per 500, 75c 
per M, COD. Good count guaranteed. 
Packed in water moss, Will ship at 
es S. C. Rowe, RFD 2, Fitzgerald, 
 
a. ; 
 
Genuine imp. Porto Rican potato 
plants, govt. insp and treated, $1.25 
per M; 5M or more, $1.15 per M. D. 
T. Herrington, Graham, Ga. : 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.25 per 
M; 5M lots, $1.15 per M. Insp and 
treated, ship Tuesdays and Saturdays. 
.R. E: Tomberlin, Surrency, Ga. 
 
State insp., well dipped, imp. Porto 
Rican potato plants, $1.40 per M. Cra- 
ted and delivered anywhere in Geor- 
a Leland Lightsey, RFD 2, Odum, 
 
a.  x 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, insp. 
Porto Rican potato plants, $1 per M, 
sa W. D. Lightsey, RFD 2, Odum, 
 
a. 
 
Genuine Porto Rican potato plants, 
insp and treated, $1.35 per M. Balti- 
more tomato plants, $1 per M, all FOB 
Baxley, Ga. .O. P. Pittman, RFD 4, 
Baxley, Ga. > 
 
Imp. red skin. Porto Rican potato 
plants, $1.25 per M. S. P. Hutto, 
Surrency, Ga. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
insp. and treated, $1.35 per M. Balti- 
more tomato plants, $1 per M, all FOB 
as Ga. M. L. Bullard, Baxley, 
 
a. 
 
Genuine certified Porto Rican pota- 
to plants, $1.25 per M up to 6M; 
6M and up, $1 per M FOB. S&S. F. 
 
plants, 
 
  
 
BULLET eee 
, Porto Rican potato plants, state in- | 
 
tato plants, govt. insp. and 
 
bage plants, also Ga. collard and col-j 
 
N_ 
 
spected, $1.25 per M; 5M and over, 
$1.10 per M., FOB Surrency, Ga. Cash 
or money with order. Coy Rentz, 
Surrency, Ga. : 
 
Red skin Porto Ricans and Boone 
potato plants, $1.75 per M, delivered. 
Ready May and June. Guy Waldrip, 
Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
Red skin Porto Ricans and old fash- 
ioned Boone potato slips, insp. and 
treated. Now ready, $1.75 per M, de- 
uivered, Also Greater Baltimore to- 
mato plants, 25c per hundred, $1.25 
per M, delivered. Broad leaf tobacco, 
35 per hundred, or $2 per M, deliv- 
ered. Cabbage plants, $1.25 per M; 
5 and 10.M, $1 per M, delivered. G. 
C. Waldrip, RFD 1, Flowery Branch, 
Ga. : 
 
Certified red and yellow Porto Ri- 
can potato plants, $1.50 per M; $12.- 
50 per 10M. Express charges collect. 
Tomato plants, Livingston Globe, 
Stone, postpaid, 70c per 500; $1.25 per 
M. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga. 
 
Nice pimento pepper plants, 25c per 
hundred, prepaid. Under one hundred 
not prepaid. Would exchange for 
flowers, such as fuchsias, roses, stag 
ivy, geraniums,. English and parlor 
ivy, lantanas, or begonias except conk 
oe W. L. Spearman, RFD 2, Temple, 
 
a. i : 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, state 
insp., $1.25 per M, shipped same day 
order received. Full count and good, 
strong plants. Will exchange 10M for 
4 bu. of peas. E. C. Pope, Ocilla, Ga. 
Govt. insp. potato plants, now ready 
full count, 80c per 500; $1.50 per M. 
$2.25 per 1500; $2.75 per 2M _ plants. 
Order early. All plants delivered. 
Walter Johnson, Baxley, Ga. 
 
- Genuine red skin Porto Rican po- 
treated, 
$1.25 per M; Over 10M, $1. per M. 
I. N. Campbell, Surrency, a. 
 
Hastings golden, self-blanching cel- 
ery plants, 60c per hundred. Miss 
 Martin, RFD 9, Gainesville, 
 
a. 4 
Cabbage plants, cheap for cash, in 
5M lots. W..J. Morgan, RFD 3, 
Stillmore, Ga. 
_ Porto Rican potato plants, govt. 
InSP-, $1 per M. W. J. Boyett, Bristol, 
 
a 
 
Marglobe Brimmer and Ponderosa 
tomato plants, 50ct per 200; $1 per 
500; $1.75 per M. Early cabbage, 50c 
per 250. Moss packed and delivered. 
Open field grown. Satisfaction gua- 
Teen Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton, 
 
a. \ 
 
 Pure Porto Rican and Nancy Hall 
potato plants, $1.25 per M; 5M or 
more, $1 per M FOB or $1.50 per M 
delivered. John W. Berryhill, Lake- 
land, Ga. 
 
Plants Wanted 
 
Exchange dahlia slips for imp. Por- 
to Rican potato plants, govt. insp. 
ae. Mrs. F. J. Dantzler, Dalton, 
 
a.  
 
Want from one to five thousand po- 
tato plants. Will exchange new crop 
Irish potatoes, at $2 per bu. Mrs. 
Geo. M. Gable, Canon, Ga. 
 
Imp. purple skin Porto Rican po- 
tato plants, will exchange large yel- 
low multiplying onions, 6 qts. for one 
thousand plants. Each to pay post- 
age. Mrs. G. V. Norman, RFD Z 
Dewy Rose, Ga. 
 
Want 50 cauliflower plants, about 
June 20th to July ist. Please state 
variety and price. B. R. Roberts, Col- 
lins, Ga. : 
 
Want any amount up to 300 sweet 
pepper plants, also a dozen rhubarb 
plants, a few pounds of any variety 
crowder peas, also some collard plants 
Will exchange hot pepper plants or 
everbearing strawberry plants or sell 
at 40 cents per hundred, prepaid. Also 
will exchange for field peas, oats, cane 
seed; wheat, rye, or corn. Mrs. C. 
W. Page, Norcross, Ga. : 
 
  
 
  
 
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Georgia Products | 
For Sale LS 
 
 BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Nine bu. speckled peas $3 per bu. 
Slightly damaged. C. D. Williamson, 
Plains, Ga. S 
 
Black eved 6 wk. table peas, 50 cts 
per qt. Add 6 cts. postage. Also broom 
corn seed, 50 cts. per qt. Mrs. L. M. 
Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Tender, weevil treated garden bunch 
snap beans, 30c per lb. Hastings pro- 
lific speckled bunch butter beans, 35 
cts. per Ib. postpaid. C. F. Maddox, 
mutord, -Ga.. 
 
  
 
  
 
Hilton, Baxley, Ga. _ ; 
 
Tron clad, Red ripper, Unknown, 
 
Pp. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Ga. RFD 4 
 
| Carrollton. 
 
| postpaid. 
 
Blue Whipporwill and Brabs, $4 b 
Picked before rains. Sound and clea: 
= R. Woodliff Rt. 1. Flowery Branch 
 
a. : 
 
Dixie Queen white brown eyed see 
peas, 20c per pt., $1.25 per gal. Add 
postage. No checks,.no COD. K 
Sharp, Commerce, Ga. 
 
10 bu. Brabham peas, $4.25 per bi 
 
with  orde 
 
FOB Dawson, Cash 
Roy Dale, Dawson, Ga. 
 
Ga... : Id 
- Genuine Mathews imp. Soy bean 
$4.50 bu. FOB. H. M. Moorman,  
 
ett, Ga. 
BUTTER FOR SALE 
 
molds, 
Mrs. J. . W. 
 
ped in square lb. 
wrapped in wax paper. 
Roper, Gainesville, Ga., Rtwt. 
 
CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN 
MEAL FOR SALE  
Pure white Rice popcorn, ee) 
$4.50 bu. FOB. H. M. Moorman, Lo 
ett, Ga. eae 
300 bu. slipped shuck-corn, 90 bu 
in storage, 95c on cars. E. S. Lewi 
Dawson, Ga.  : : aie 
Mexican June corn, ist yr. 
Hastings $3 per bu. H.W. Wood. 
Tennille, Ga. al 
Mexican blue June corn, nubbe 
and shelled, 75c per pk. Bryant 
ler, Mountville, Ga. : 
Long eared, small grain, cream Co: 
or popcorn. Tender and sweet when 
popped, 10c per lb., plus postage. Mrs. 
 
Pure Mexican June seed corn, 
and white mixed, nubbed and _ she 
ed, $1.25 per pk. delivered, $3.50 
pu. FOB. C. G. Oliver, RFD 
Barnesville, Ga. HR ee 
 
Old fashioned yellow flint ear see 
corn, good for: late planting, $1 pe 
ok. delivered. $3 per bu. or will 
change for field peas or hay. Multor 
Sumner, RFD 3, Sylvester, Ga. 
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, guar: 
anteed 99 per cent pure; 90 to 95 pe 
cent germination. Sold under ce 
fied seed tag of the Ga. Crop . 
Assn. Less than bu. lots, $4 per bu; 
1 to 2 bu. lots, $3 per bu; 2 bu. or 
more, $2.75 per bu. All prices FOB- 
 
Please include postag 
for parcel post shipments. H. O. 
vorn, Carrollton, Ga. ens 
- Mexican June corn, blue and W. 
mixed. Write for sample an 
S. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga... : 
 
Yellow Queen popcorn, seed, 20 
per lb, postpaid Early Indiana corn. 
10c per pkt; 1-4 lb., 15c; 25 per lb 
 
Limited amount for sa 
J.- Vollrath, Winston, Ga. 
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE 
25 bu. Cleveland Wannamaker cot- 
ton seed, good, gathered before rains 
75c_bu., FOB. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb 
Bremen; Ga. Box 102, 
 
FRESH.AND CURED MEATS 
 
L. 
 
Home cured smoked hams, 10 to 28 
lbs., each, 30c per lb. Larger ones, 28 
Add 2c to lb. if to go by mail. L 
Patrick, Quitman, Ga. ie 
Two nice and dry country cure 
hickory smoked hams, 14 1-2 lbs. an 
38 Ibs. each, 35c per lb. FOB. Mrs. 
P. W. Hyatt, No Address. Seer 
Cured hams, 12, 15 and 26 Ibs. ea 
30c per lb. Mrs. E. L. Wright, Y 
ville, Ga. . Lise 
Hickory smoked hams, 30c per lk 
100 lbs. or more, 28c per 1b. Should. 
ers, 25c per 1b; 100 Ibs. or more, 23 
per lb. FOB Pearson, Ga. W. H. Wad 
dell,, Pearson, Ga. cog 
Smoked ribless side meat, 18c pe 
lb. FOB. Corn fed, good white lar 
in 50 Ib. tins, 16c per lb. M. F. Jon 
RFD 1, Metter, Ga. : 
Country cured hickory smoked mea 
hams, 35c per lb; shoulders 25 pe 
Ib., lard, 19c per lb. Riley C. Couch, 
Turin, Ga. eee 
 
. GRAIN FOR SALE | 
15,000 bu. Texas Rust-Proof oats 
new crop, extra fine. Less than 
bu. lots, 65c bu. These oats grown 
our own farm. Philip Rouse, Meig: 
a, ee 
4 1-2. tons clean, bright peanut hay 
(taken up after the storm) $18 per 
ton, FOB. Cash with order. No exch. 
Mrs. J. C. Oglesbee, Girard, Ga., RFD 
2, Box 68. 5 eee 
New crop oat hay, baled, $1.25 
100, FOB. J. C. Goolsby, Graha 
Ga, Rt. 1. i fees 
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Thursday, June 5, 1930. 
oe Flowers and Seed 
2 For Sale 
 
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_ Green, wide leaf, wandering Jew 
Tooted, 25 doz. Sweet Williams, mix. 
Col, 20 doz. golden glow, rooted, 20c 
doz. oxalis, white, pink, red, 2 for 10c: 
- petunias, mix. col. 20c doz. pin cushion 
 
_, Rooted Xmas and Thanksgiving cac- 
tus, each, 20c each: old fashioned ae 
plant, 15c each; rooted, dbl. red ger 
 
20c each, cuttings of cabbage ger. 15 
 
ee reer fa cut. Add 
e. Ss. H. Casteloe i 
oe. = : S, Moultrie, 
 
__ Red and yellow azaleas, 6 for 25c: 
water lilies, trailing arbutus, pink and 
white, pink sweet williams, mtn. ferns, 
 
a ae pens: and purple violets, 
 
OZ. postage. M: l 
ed oes Ga. oe 
now-on-the-mtn. 10c doz. 3 ; 
 
_25; Fall pinks, 15 col. 15 doz. 2 ion 
25c;, zZinnias, dbl. and single, mixed, 12 
 
for 10c, 3 doz. 25c. Miss Addie Stray- 
 
_ horn, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
_, Sev. Kinds of box flowers, cuttings: 
 
_ ferns, ger. begonias, sultanas, coleus, 
 
_dantana, 10c each; Mothers Tears, 15 
each; privet hedge, 50c a 100 cut. or 
 
rooted $1 per 100 del. red cannas and 
 
dahlias, 25 each, Mrs. Charlie L. Wil- 
lis, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 3. p 
 
_. Amaryllis Johnsonii, blooming size 
bulbs, 20c each, 3 for 50c; 7 for $1; 
 
red spider or Fairy lilies, 10 each, 3 
 
_ for 25; Artemisia (Silver King) clump 
_ or hedge plant, 25c doz. chrysanthe- 
mums, lilac, queen, large type, 25c doz. 
 
_ Daisy mums, 2c doz. Ageratum (Tom 
 
Thumb) bite, 20c doz. All prepaid. 
= oS, Maud Brooks, Arlington, Ga. 
 
___ Dbl. dahlias, sev. col. for late sum- 
 
_ mer and fall blooming, also giant zin- 
nijas, all col. strong, well rooted, 3 doz. 
50c 1 or $1 per 100, postpaid. Exch. for 
large, white or speckled sugar crowder 
peas. Write Mrs. T. W. Hagood, Mari- 
etta, Ga. Rt. 3. : 
 
Lady Slippers, Balsam, 3 doz. 25c; 
 
each, 40c doz. hardy phlox, same price, 
ferns, 50c doz. 1-2 gal. olq fashioned 
flower seed, 25 kinds mixed, $1.25 Post- 
paid. Cash with order. Mrs. Nora Nix, 
_ Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1: 
 
_. Yellow purple and white fris, all 25c 
_ doz. Hardy phlox, S6e doz. red velvet 
_ rose, all colors cinnia, each, 20c doz: 
- Show drops, April blooming narcissi. 
- each, 15c dozen; pink running rose, and 
August white lilies, jonquils and daffo- 
dils, each, 25c dozen; weigelas and 
Snowballs, 2 for 25c; grass pinks, red 
and pink, 20c dozen; hedge cut. not 
_ Footed, 50c a 100, foxglove, 20c dozen; 
_ dbl. red poppy plants, 15c dozen; Add 
 
ostage. Cash with order. Mrs. L. M. 
 
eague, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4. | 
 
.15 plants, my selection, - including 
plants from the following list for $1 
 
delivered: Coleus, sultanas, begonias. 
dbl. petunias, geraniums, weeping. Jan- 
tans, lace, asparagus and_ sprengeri 
 ferns, several dif. kinds of begonias, 
 Ssultana, coleus ang geraniums. Gash, 
 
or exch. for seed peas at $3 bu. W. W. 
_ Kirkland, Cobbtown, Ga. 
Physostegi plants, 50c a dozen, 2 doz. 
 
5c, dl. No stamps. Mrs. W. E. Vin- 
 
s0n, Bryon, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Elephant Ears, good roots, 10c each, 
 
*. or 3 for 25c; marigolds, 15c dozen; 
pink, white and yellow chrysanthe- 
 
mums, 20c doz. snow-on-the-mtn, 15c 
doz. rowneyed Susans, 6 for 20c; 
 
night blooming cereus, 10c ea. Miss 
 
Iris ONeal, Manassas, Ga. 
 
Variegated violets, 25c per doz., $1 a 
100, $5 a M. White iris, and old fash- 
joned orange lilies, 25c doz. $1.40 a 100; 
collection of lilies, 2 each, single and 
dbl. orange, white, blue and yellow 
iris and leopard, all 50c postpaid. Mrs. 
Newt. E. Spente, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Green and white striped yard cane, 
10 per bunch; Star jasmine, 10c 
bunch; Moss rose bushes, 15c each; 
 
- yellow. flag lilies,.canna, lilies, 10c each; 
~~ 12 Apostle lilies, 15 ea. Add postage. 
oe Mrs. Lee Daniel, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
: Lavender iris, 3 1-2 doz. 55c; Mums, 
not very large var. white and a few 
other kinds, 50 for 45c. Del. Mrs. 
Ophelia Phillips, Fairburn, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
White August lilies, 20c each, mixed 
petunia, primroses, black-eyed Susans, 
 
Marigolds, 10c ea. doz. 3 doz. 25c; pur- 
ple verbena, frost proof, 15c doz. 2 doz. 
 
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$2.50 a 100. Adq postage on small or- 
 
ders. Mrs. Talmadge Phillips, Royston. 
Ga. RFD 32. = 
 
Red geraniums, dbl. I5c and 20c; 
 
~ pink and rose sultanas, 10c and 15c; 
 
Grape, angel wing and beefsteak be- 
 
_ marigolds, same price; blue fig lilies, 5c- 
 
25c: all kinds of native ferns, 50c doz.: 
 
  
 
MAREKET 
 
gonias, 15c and 20c; Peter Piprs, 5c; 
coral cactus, 10c; Sprengeria, ard 
Fluffy Ruffle ferns, 15c; petunias, 3 for 
5c; prince feathers, 2 for 5c; carna- 
tions, 3 for 5c; wax vine, 5c; touch-me- 
nots, 2 for 5c; 1 each large ferns; Lace, 
$3; Spurengeria, $2: Fluffy Ruffle $1.50; 
All plants 15 ang 20c per cutting. Add 
postage, a collection of 12 All choice 
pot plants and cut $1. Miss Bessie 
Adkins, Irwinton, Ga. -  
 
Cannas, double dark red, bright red, 
orange, leopard spotted, 35 cts per doz. 
Single, yellow, red, salmon, 25 cts per 
doz; milk and wine lilies, 3 for 25 cts; 
hardy bedding lantanas, yellow, white 
and red mixed colors, 10 cts each; blue 
lupines, 50 cts per doz; bouncing betsy 
10 cts each; petunias, balsams, mixe 
colors, 10 cts per doz. Salmon color 
sultanas, 15 cts each; red anq pink, 
large leaf conk begonias, 10 cts each; 
double geraniums, rosebud, rose red 
and pink, 3 for 25 cts, rooted, or 5 cut- 
tings for 25 ets. Large, green leaf be-~ 
-|Zonias, red speckled leaf begonias, 20 
 
Ga. 
 
Zinnia plants, double, all colors, 10 
cts for 25 plants. Cosmos, 5 cts. per doz. 
All colors petunia plants, 10 cts per 
doz; asters, 10 cts per doz, or will ex- 
change 100 plants, mixed, for 15 guinea 
eggs, for hatching. Mrs. Arthur Peavy, 
RFD 2, Harrison, Ga. : 
 
Lilies, double orange, white milk, 
butterfly, double white, 25 cts each; 
Single orange, 3 for 15 cts: salmon color 
Easter lilies 6 for 30 cts; milk and 
wine, 3 for 25 cts;. Blue Lupines, 50 cts 
per doz. Mixed color double balsams, 15 
cts. per doz.; mixed petunias, 10 cts per 
doz; double geraniums, rose, pink and 
red rooted, 3 for 25 cts; begonias, large 
leaf speckled kind,.20 cts each, rooted; 
Conk begonias, 10 cts each; salmon 
color sultanas, 15 cts each; rooted 
strong plants; crimson running vine, 
large bell shaped flowers, 15 cts each. 
Will give 25 cts worth of flowers with 
each dollar order. Mrs. Walter Mc- 
Donald, RFD 2, Alma, Ga. 
 
Req May cactus, Christmas cactus, 
rooted, 10 cts each; ice plants, asters, 
mixed colors; snapdragons, mixed col- 
ors; periwinkles,. mixed colors, 15 cts 
per doz, add 5 cts postage on doz plants 
Sultana plants, salmon color, 10 cts 
each, plus 2 cts postage. Mrs. J. S. 
Keadle, RFD 1, Yatesville, Ga. 
 
Water lilies, 50 cts per doz; trailing 
arbor vitae, 25 cts per-doz; evergreen, 
25 cts per doz; azaleas, 50 cts per doz; 
sweet williams 50c per doz. Miss Lu- 
cie Thomason, Morganton, Ga. 
 
Grapeleaf begonia, well rooted, 5 cts. 
each. Ghristmas cactus, large bunch, 
well rooted, 15 cts each. Old fashioned 
pink rose cuttings, 5 cts each, or 15 cts 
per doz. Old fashioned yellow flag lil- 
ies, 5 cts each, or 10 cts per doz. Blue 
grave vine, well rooted, 5 cts each or 15 
cts per doz. No checks accepted. Miss 
Asabel White, RFD 1, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Rosy Morn, Rosg of Heaven, and bal- 
cony blue petunias blooming size plants, 
15 cts per doz. Lillium Speciosum Mag- 
nificum, (oriental orchids) bulbs, 1-yr. 
old, 15 cts each. Add postage. Miss 
Carlie Kemp, Marietta, Ga. 
 
Blue ageratum, 20c each and post- 
age; snow-on-the-mtn., cosmos red 
and white, 1c each; physostegia and 
golden glow, 2c each, well wrapped in 
wet. cotton or paper with a little soil 
left on roots. Add sufficient postage. 
Mrs. L. P. Porter, Ringgold, Ga. Rt. 1. 
* Hollyhocks, ready to set out, and 
Four oclocks plants and roots, each, 
50c doz. cannas, 5c ea. bulb; sage plants 
10c; blanket flowers, 5c. each. Lady of 
the Lake, 25c doz. Exch. for chickens 
or peas. Jeneva Holcomb, Lithonia, 
Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Hardy white yard hydrangeas, year 
old, well-rooted plants, 25 cts each 
Two double white spireas, both for. 35 
cts. Leman lilies, 25 cts per doz. Jon- 
quil bulbs, 50 cts per lb. Two kinds, will 
sell separate or mixed. Mrs. RG, 
Taylor, RFD 2, Box 82. Arlington, Ga. 
 
Golden glows and Widows Tear, 25 
cts per doz.; False dragon heads, peri- 
winkle and snap dragons, 15 cts per 
doz.. Add postage on all orders, or will 
exchange any Of the above for asters 
or shasta cee ate paying Posty: 
Mrs. C. H. Capel, Molena, Ga. 
 
MS ckly are 10 cts each; Bridal 
wreath, 10 cts each; large marigolds, 15 
cts per doz. Texas roses, 20 cts per doz. 
White and pink peonies, 40 cts each; 
cherry sprotlts, 25 cts each; crepe myr~- 
tle, 10 cts each; peach bloom roses, 10 
cts each; variegated hollyhocks, 40 cts 
per doz. No  Bie say A. F. 
 
oodward, Fairmoun' 2 
bse rose pink chrysanthemum 
plants 5 cts each; evergreen hedge 10 
cts each: ivy vine cuttings, 5 cts each. 
Mrs. A:-L. Branan, 217 Duncan Ave. 
Macon, Ga. 
 
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cts each. Mrs. S. Carter, RFD 2, Alma. 
 
  
 
$5 ots per doz; bear | cannas, 
 
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grass, blue blossoms, 35 cts each. Sweet !son), red King Humbert, Yellow King 
 
williams, 20 cts per doz; red and yellow 
japonicas, 3 for 50 cts. White japoni- 
cas, 2 for 50 cts. Mrs, Dessie Vick, RFD 
3, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Large size sunflower plants, grown |. 
 
from white striped seed, mammoth, 25 
cts per doz. Mrs. Harvey Leslie, RFD 
1, Box 5-A, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Sea rose all colors, 25 ct sper hun- 
dred; petunias, 25 cts per hundred; 
double balsam, 15 cts per doz. Mrs. W. 
A. Johnson, RFD 1, Alto, Ga. 
 
Yellow day lily bulbs, 10 cts each; 
white violets, 5 cts per hundred. gladi- 
oli, 15 cts per hundred; will exchange 
for some good breeg chicken eggs. Mo- 
sey Bramlett, RFD 3, Rockmart, Ga. 
 
Fluffy Ruffles fern, well rooted, 20 
cts each; large plants, 25 cts each, plus 
postage. Ostrich plume ferns, 20 and 
25 cts each, plus postage. Stamps ac- 
cepted up to 50 ct order. Will send one 
of each kind large, well rooted plants 
for 40 cts and 10 cts postage. Mrs. W. 
A. Pettigrew, 409 E. Jackson St., Thom- 
asville, Ga. 
 
Cuttings of double red, white and 
 
two shades of pink geraniums, 8 cts. or 
2 for 15 cts. Cuttings of single red 
geraniums, 5 cts each. 4 rooted double 
red geraniums, 15 cts; 1 double white 
rooted, 15 cts; 2 light pink geraniums, 
rooted, 15 cts; Love-in-tangle and 
Wandering Jew, 2 for 5 cts. Cuttings of 
white Conk begonia, 5 cts each; varie- 
gated coleus, 5 cts each; rooted Bos- 
ton fern, 15 cts; Pink oxalis, 5 cts. 
Will exchange for red conch begonia, 
small yellow oxalis, white and salmon 
sultana, other kinds of begonia. To- 
mato plants, dried fruit, or for equal 
value of other things. Write first. Mrs. 
P. G. Bostwick. Bluffton, Ga. 
_ Rooted double pink or white geran- 
iums, 15 cts each, cuttings of same, also 
single red, 5 cts each; Conk begonias, 
white or pink cuttings, 5 cts each. Vari- 
egated coleus, 5 cts each. Fluffy Ruf- 
fles or Boston fern, rooted, 10 cts. ea.; 
Lov-en-tangle, and Wandering Jew, 5 
cts each. Will exchange any of above 
for different box flowers, bunch butter 
beans, crowder peas, or dried fruit. 
Mrs. P. G. Bostwick, Bluffton; Ga. 
 
Dusty Miller, 15 cts per doz; Wan- 
dering Jew, small green leaf, 7 cts ver 
doz, or will exchange for- ferns, sul- 
tanas, getniums or begonias. L. C 
Rush, RFD 3, Buena Vista, Ga. 
 
Sweet violets, blue and variegated, 
50 cts per hyndred. Jonquils, 75 cts 
per hundred. Mrs, Lena Phillips, RFD 
1, Box 24-A, Fair Mount, Ga. 
 
Large mammoth Bronze Chrysanthe- 
mum plants 3 doz for $1. Yellow but- 
ton type chrysanthemums, 5 doz for 
$14 Late yellow December Chrysanthe- 
mums, 8 doz for $1. Miss. Allie Cagle, 
College Park, Ga. 
 
Well rooted flag lilies, four doz, $1.15 
April blooming narcissi, white with 
yellow center, 5 doz. $1. Yellow jon- 
quils, 5 doz for $1. Mrs. T. W. Cline, 
RFD 2, Rydal, Ga. 
 
Lady Slipper roots, 50 cts per Ib. Yel- 
low root. 35 cts per lb. Rattle root, 25 
cts per lb. All delivered. M. A. Coch- 
ran, Pisgah, Ga. - 
 
Perennial peas, pink, 3 for 25 cts; 
well rooted, add postage. Bronze leaf 
cannas, 25 cts per doz, plus postage. 
Snow Balls, rooted, 20 cts each; Trum- 
pet vine, 10 cts each, 3 for 25 cts; Pur- 
ple wisteria, 15 cts each. 2 for 25 cts. 
Amaryllis bulbs, 20 cts each, 3 for 50 
cts. Add postage. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, 
Bremen, Ga.   
 
Boxwood and Arbor Vitae, 25 cts 
each; japonicas, 25 cts each; yellow 
thornless roses, $1 per doz; azleas, red 
ang yellow, 25 cts each; mountain lau- 
rel and ivy, 25 cts each; trailing arbu- 
tus and evergreen was plants, 50 cts per 
doz. All well rooted. Add postage. 
Bascom, Abercrombie, Loving, Ga. 
 
Sugar plums and crabapple sprouts, 
25 cts each; red dogwood, $1 per doz; 
black wanlut sprouts, 25 cts each: 
mountain laurels ang ivy, 25 cts each; 
azleas, red and yellow, 25 cts each; 
trailing arbutus and evergreen galax, 50: 
cts per doz. Snow on the Mountain 
and goldenglow, 35 cts per doz. All 
nice size plants, well rooted. H. G. 
Abercrombie, Loving Ga. 
 
White, yellow and lavender, double 
flowereq chrysanthemum plants, 25 cts 
per doz, or 5 doz for $1, prepaid. Cash 
with order. 
Oakman, Ga. 
 
Privet- hedge plants (evergreen) 6 to 
10 in., nicely rooted, 25 cts per doz, or 
will exchange for Porto Rican potato 
plants or Bell pepper and tomato 
plants. Mrs. G. A. Weldon, Milner, 
 
Ga. 
 
Dahlia slips, Dec. type, 2 shades of 
red, 10 cts each; Hemerocallis lilies, 
large, double orange blooms in July, 35 
cts each; $4 per doz, or $10 per hun- 
dred lots. Vee ee os 
pink ang purple, 25 cts per doz; choice 
 
s, Alphonse Bowier (arge crim- 
 
Mrs. J. W. Whittemore, 
 
  
 
Humbert, Florence, 25 cts each; yard 
fuschias, 25 cts each. Will sell or x- 
change for any kind of nice pot plants, 
all kinds of ferns, and large type 
mums. Lillian Thomas, Haralson, Ga. 
 
Jonquils and May narcissi_ bulbs, 
blooming size. Will exchange for tur- 
key eggs, any gooq breed, prefer Mam- 
moth Bronze or Bourbon Reds. Mrs. 
Cc. B. Sims, RFD 7, Jackson, Ga. 
 
6 different ferns, 20 cts each, or 1 of 
each for $1. White, red, peach, pink, 
varigated geraniums, 25 cts per doz. 
cuttings. Justicia, 10 cts per cutting. 
Mixed colors Lantanas, 15 cts per cut- 
ting. Rainbow moss, nice bunch, 15 
cts. Mixed Wandering Jew, 20 cts per 
doz. Hens and Snake castus, 10 cts 
each; everblooming sweet peas, 50 cts 
 
per doz; maple, grape, Francis be- 
gonias, 15 cts per cutting. White sweet 
violets, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. J. C. 
 
Eachs, RFD 7, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
White April blooming narcissi, 25 cts 
per doz. Double dahlias, red and sal- 
mon, 10 cts each. Miss Annie E. Jones, 
RFD 3, Fayetteville, Ga. 
 
Rose color chrysanthemum plants, 5 
cts. each, or will exchange for chicken 
feed sacks. Ivy vine cuttings, 5 cts 
each. Mrs. A. L. Branan, 217 Duncan 
Ave., Macon, Ga. 
 
  
 
Incubators & Brooders 
 
' For Sale 
 
50 cap. Little Brown Hen inc. comp. 
first class cond. $3.50 also 50 cap. 
brooder, good ,cond. $2. All FOB. Geo, 
 
  
 
a eer eee, Marietta, Ga. 108 Session! 
 
1 Little Brown hen incubator 50 cap. 
$3 or exch. for No. 1A syrup in cans 
at not over 70c gal., or butter beans, 
nice white feed sacks reas. or dried 
fruit free from worms. Write what 
you. have. Mrs. W. A. Howell, White 
Plains, Ga. 
 
1 oil burning Wishbone inc. 1600 cap. 
good cond. Sell, or exch. for tancred 
strain yr. old hens, or March hatch 
pullets, or would accept part cash and 
bal. in baby chicks next spring. C. B. 
Moore, Carnesville, Ga. 
 
450 cap. inc. $35. Mrs. Piety Forbes,  
 
| Brooklet, Ga. 
 
400 cap. Prairie inc. guar. good as 
new, $35-cash or trade for Jersey hei- 
fer fresh in-this Fall. Mose Sudderth, 
Buford, Ga. 
 
Putnam broooder heater, used a lit- 
tle one season, complete with direct- 
ions for operating, $4. Mrs. Wm. W. 
Bryan, Omega, Ga. Rt. 1.. 
 
425 cap Champion Belle City ine. 
good cond. used,1 season, $18. FOB. 
L. L. Parish, Howell, Ga. 
 
National Blue Flame Brooder, 500 
cap. A-1 shape, $10 or exch. for 
peas, or Soy beans. C. L, Cleveland, 
LaGrange, Ga. 
 
Miller Ideal inc. 250 cap. $17.50 cash 
or exch. 20 hens, any large breed, or 
part cash or chickens, or ducks, write 
C. W. Pake, Norcross, Ga. 
 
Brower Save-All 1930 breoders, 10 
per cent discount. Sol hot 1930 brood- | 
ers, 20 per cent discount. Write HL 
L. Wallace, Bowdon Junction, Ga. 
 
500 cap. Sears Roebuck oil burning 
brooder, with large canopy top. Used 
only once. Cost $10.75 and postage. 
Sell $8.50 cash, or exch. for pure bred 
Jersey heifer 2 to 4 weeks old calves. 
Mrs. Lessie C. Edenfield, Oliver, Ga. 
 
1 Imperial inc. 136: cap. with inst.. 
book; good as new; $15 or exch. for 2; 
Jersey or Guernsey heifer calves. Chas. 
L. Willis, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
200 cap. elec. hover, auto. heat con-: 
trol. Perfect cond. $5. F. J. Marshall, | 
College Park, Ga 409 Jefferson St. 
 
Automatic Radio oil burning brood- |. 
er, 1M cap. good cond. Used 1 season, | 
Cost $15.15. Sell, or exch. for $10 worth. 
of 4 wks old Tancred or Tom Barron 
strain W. L. pullets. Del. brooder the 
first of July. Laura Morris, Bowdon, | 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
-1 Standard Buckeye inc. Model No. 
66, with automatic egg turner, used 
only 1 hatch, $25; 1 Buckeye, Style E 
Model 65, used 3 or 4 times, good as 
ie $10. J. J. Johnston, Waynesboro, 
 
a. 
 
500 cap. 42 in canopy Sol Hot brood-. 
er, used very little, in perfect cond. 
good as new, wickless oil burner, twin | 
float, $19. FOB; also 1M cap., same | 
make, new, never uncrated, latest mo- 
del as above, $21. FOB. J. H. Beasley, 
Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 2 
 
1M cap Simplex. brooder, 230 cap. 
ine. both in good. cond. Sell cheap or: 
exch. for corn, Jersey heifer calves. 
Mrs. O. A. Gassett, Butler, Ga. 
 
600 egg Buckeye incubator, $35, or  
will exch. for grain thrash or power 
cane mil. T. P. Burdett, Washing-, 
ton, Ga, athe 
 
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600 cap. Super brooder inc. set 1 
ilch cow, brood sows, P. C. or Duroc 
Jersey, or cross between two, with pigs 
or to farrow at once. T. M. Collins, 
Marietta, Ga., Rt. 6 care Mulkey and 
Ball. 
 
Sell or exch. 370 egg Buckeye Incu- 
bator, $25 cash or for hogs or heavy 
breed chickens at my house. Mrs. 
M. F. Lawson, Hahira, Ga. 
 
4 inc.; 1 600 Super- Hatcher; 2 600 
egg size Klipper, $25 ea. at my home. 
1 1M egg size Wisconsin in 3 parts, 
$15 per section, or all for $40, at my 
home. O. L. McClellan, LaGrange, 
Ga. Rt. 3. : 
 
144 egg Cypress incubator, used two 
seasons, cost $36 FOB Buffalo, N. Y. 
Extra tray. Two large out-door feed- 
ers, 4 small indoor feeders; 4 
waterers, 2 gallon water founts, all 
el $25. No trades. J. C. Ford, Ty Ty, 
Ga. 
 
  
 
INCUBATORS BROODERS 
WANTED 
 
1 Buckeye or Superhatch.. 210 or 
250 egg cap. Must be in first class cond. 
and cheap for cash, or will exch. nice 
Barred Rock hens and 1 cock for same, 
Mrs. Lake Ozmore. Rt. 4. Newton, Ga. 
 
Want a good. electric incubator. 
State size and price. Want a bargain. 
C. B. Collins, Hazelhurst, Ga, 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery For Sale 
 
Woodruff 2 row cotton duster, $25. 
Exch. for shoats or cured meat. J. T. 
Childs, Butler, Ga. \ 
 
1 tobacco transplanter, used - one 
season. Good cond. $50. S. K. Simon, 
Albany, Ga. 132 Pine St. : 
 
1-4 H. P. Delco motor, good_shape, 
at bargain. Write. J. D. Taylor, Vienna, 
 
  
 
a. 
DeLaval cream separator, No. 14, 
perfect cond. $50 Mrs. H. M. Adams, 
Covington, Ga. Rt. : 
2 row cotton duster, good cond. 
only 1 season. Made by the Franks 
 
-Mrg. Co. C. M. Christian, Richland, 
 
Ga. 
1 hay rake, good cond. Sell, or exch. 
 
for 1 buck and 2 doe rabbits: Chin- 
chillas or N. Zelands| Major Garner, 
Stone Mountain, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 89. | 
 
Large National portable out- door, 
wood or coal burining steam pressure 
canner. Used very little. $25 cash, 
ere. Cc; R. Morgan, Americus, Ga. 
Rt. D. : 
 
1 Deering mower; $25. Mrs. Z. M. 
Story, Thomson, Ga. : 
 
1 perfectin 2 row mule power dust- 
er, good cond. $25. or exch. for cane 
seed or Soy beans. B.F. Fagan, Mar- 
tin, Ga. 
 
1 Farquar wheat thrash, good run- 
ming order, $75 FOB. A. M. Hooper, 
Norcross, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
4 sets of flues for 20 ft. tobacco 
barns, cheap or exch. for anything of 
equal value. Lynn McKenzie, Monte- 
zuma, Ga. . 
 
Fordson tractor and Reaper and 
 
- Binder for sale. Write. M. C. Amnold, 
 
Danville, Ga. : 
3 gin Lummus cotton ginning out- 
 
fit complete: an old outfit but not 
 
worn out (just quit using it) with a 
few minor repairs will do good work. 
Consists of 3 old style brush gins with 
pneumatic elevators, dbl. box revol- 
ving press, condenser, all nec. shaft- 
ing, pulleys, belting ete. Sell at al- 
most your own figure. T.' G. Dumas, 
 
and 
 
8 horsepower Frick gas eng. 
 
. boiler, mounted on steel wheels with 
 
springs and 6 in tires, $150. Wm. O. 
Bentley, Loganville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
10 H. P. ker I. H. C. eng. cheap as 
 
dirt. Pulls good. O. L Cowan, Dora- 
ville, Ga. ' 
 
Several perfection packing forms, 
good cond. at very low price. C. R. 
 
Walker, Griffin, Ga. 
Johnson 2 row duster, good cond. 
Sell, or exch. for equal value in poul- 
 
try or hogs. Must be pure bred. J. M. 
 
Grow, Colquitt, Ga 
 
No. 4. I. H..C. riding cultivator, 
nearly new, with all attachments, $30 
G. Lowe, Mansfield, Ga.  
4 1-2 H. P. gas eng. cheap, or exch. 
 
_ for corn or meat, Jersey heifer calves 
State what you have to exch in first|G 
 
letter. Mrs. O. A. Gassett, Butler, 
Ga, Sees 
 
3 -70 saw Pratt-Gins, 10 in. saws 
 
ce without feeder, at your own price; 1 
 
4 stand 70 saw Prat, 12 in saws with 
 
oy hydrolic dbl. press, eng. and boiler, 
 
gins, good cond., 1 
 
e perfect cond. Sell or exch. for] 
 
  
 
star, 
 
  
 
} a 
air cond., 
pr. McDonald, Pit- 
less sides, practically new. Mrs. W. T. 
Freeman, Crawford, Ga. ee 
 
Fairbanks-Morse crude oil eng. suit- 
able for operating gin out-fit, also a 
J. B. Hammer Feed mill. G. W. Rea- 
ves, Atlanta, Ga. 693 Cascade Ave. 
 
International new 4 riding cultiva- 
tor, used about 6 wks good as new, 
all attachments, 2 disc extra (cost 
$105.) $70 cash, or exch. for value in 
good young. cow, hogs, or chickens, 
field peas, or feed, or anything can 
use. Mrs. E. L. Wabcock, Cordele, Ga. 
116 E. 14th: Ave. 
 
8 hp. Mogul International gas. eng 
A-1 cond. 10 H. P. Titan, needs slight 
repairs; line shafts, hangers, bearings, 
pulleys, belts etc. Good cond. Cheap 
for eash. Make offer. Robert Fuller, 
Adairsville, Ga. P. O. Box 287. 
 
2 1-2 H. P. Economy gas eng. with 
Bosh mag. (never used) with all at- 
tachments, $65 FOB. T. T. Dill, Thom- 
son, Ga. 
 
10 gal. milk can, plug cover, $3.50; 
4 gal. Elgin metal churn, $3.50 used 
very few times; also 1 practically new 
milk can strainer, 45c. All FOB. Mr.s 
B. H. Moye, Wrightsville, Ga. 
 
340 lb. grind stone, 6 in face, new, 
genuine cut-stone. Worth $17. Will 
trade for shop blower, anvil vice or 
peas of any kind. A. P. Sanders, Tig- 
nall, Ga.  
 
DeLaval No. 12 cream separator, good 
as new, cost $96. Sell for 1-2 price cash. 
Will trade for grade heifers, 4 mos. 
 
crud : 
 
  
 
to 1 yr. old; also have 1 5 row Niagra- 
 
Duster, good cond. Bargain for cash. 
or trade for small hammer feed mill. 
 
A. E. Jordan, Vienna, Ga. P. O. Box: 
 
236. Phone 155. 
 
1 set of 12in. tob] flues, for 16 ft. 
barn,, used only one year; 2 hauling 
sleds, 5 tie rocks and stick, $20 for all. 
3 mi. from Kite. Write or see. M. J. 
 
Claxton, Kite, Ga. 
 
1 dbl. sweep plow with full equip- 
ment (will do the work of 2 common 
plows) good as new, $9.50 FOB; also 
 
1 steel frame plow, stock for use, 
sweeps, or most any ee of plow, ad- 
justable. $5 Cash. C. E. Reiser, Clyo, 
 
Ga. . 
1 ea. Oliver dbl. section tractor har- 
row. and Oliver 'D-75 tractor disc plow 
$70 ea; 1 Fordson tractor $100; 1 Lef- 
fel, Scotch Marien boiler on _ skids; 
used only 2 days. Cheap for cash. Sell 
separately, or give reduction on lot. 
Cash with order. T. E. Bloodworth, 
Gordon, Ga. 
 
2 row Perfection cotton duster, good 
as new, $25 FOB. Frank Lamb, Dan- 
ville, Ga. 
 
Kelly. Duplex No. 3 grinder (ground 
every kind of feed corn, cobs, peas, 
benas, etc) $20; O. No. 10 feed cut. $18 
650 gal. galvanized tank, $20 and other 
dairy supplies; 1 green bone cutter, 
No. 7, Mans make. Exch. for 120 young 
chicks: Reds, B. Rocks, or White Wy- 
 
andotte. All above in perfect cond. 
 
H. C. Cloud, Atlanta, Ga. 2118 Peach- 
tree Road. : 
 
2 unit electric milking machine, used 
very little, at half price. Exch. for 
springer or milch cow the same value. 
Mrs. R. B. White, Savannah, Ga. Rt. 
3, Box 6A. 
 
2 horse power gas. eng. complete, 
splendid cond. Cost $65; sell $40. Exch. 
for poultry or live stock, or peaches 
for del. later. L. L. Wallace, South At- 
lanta, Ga.  
 
Small grain binder, complete, fair 
cond. and canvas, good cond. Cheap 
or exch. for cow: peas. Grady Atkin- 
son, Madison, Ga. 
 
1175. ft. 1-2 in gal piping never used 
6 1-2c per ft. also 1 No. 3 ram, $15, or 
pe for $90 FOB. W. J. Hitt, Nelson, 
 
a. 
 
1 economy King separator, used 3 
 
yrs. good cond. $25 FOB shipping point 
J. F. Tyson, Tennille, Ga. E 
 
1 each, 6 gin Lumus gin system, 
boiler Scofield eng. Muncie crude oil 
eng. 12 h.p. Fuller and Johnson eng. 
and 8 hp. International gas. eng. Joe 
Gav. Gay, Ga. : : 
 
Milk cooler, No. 2 from 1 to 25 cows, 
used 2 wks. $6 fob, or exch. for nice 
calf or shoat. J. M. Jones, Grayson, 
Ga. Rte. Bad 
 
McCormick reaping binder, good 
cond. $65. exch for cows. Mrs. E. W. 
Smearing, Charing, Ga. 
 
1 good farm bell, good. tone and 
cond.$3 or exch. for field peas, for 
Planting. Mrs. E:. Spence Chamblee, 
 
a. 
McCormick tractor binder, practi- 
cally new and 2 small McCormick 
binders, cheap. J. W. Woolfork, Fort 
Valley, Ga. 
 
apne tree dusting machines, good 
co 
 
cheap; 1 Chattanooga cane mill 
 
ite 
 
equipment 
ler complet 
 
  
 
plet 
with cable. 
 
tools and machinery. Fred C. Geiger, 
Flintside, Ga: us 
 
Hercules 2 horse power gas. eng. 
practically new, $25 or exch. for good, 
thrifty shoats; i dbl. action pump, 
slightly used (used about 3 mos.) $25 
1 Avery Binder, cutting cap. 6 ft. good 
rae cheap. W. T. Holmes, Culloden, 
 
a. 
 
4 70 saw gins with screw press, in 
running order. Ginned 1200 bales last 
season, $300 cash. Now ready for del. 
See or write W. E. # eedlove, Gratis, 
Ga., P. O. Box Campton, Ga. 
 
4 70 saw Winship gins with feeders 
cleaners, suction piping, hydraulic 
pump, dbl. box press, eng. and other 
 
arts, $450 Mrs. W. B. Jordon, Dod-. 
 
rey, Ga. 
 
1 riding cultivator, all attachments, 
2 disc, 6 ft. Defenders in No. 1 cond. 
$40 or exch. for anything of same val- 
ue can use. T. V: Armstrong, Decatur, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
3 70 saw gin outiit. and_eng. boiler 
to operate same, cheap. C. E. Gillespie, 
Alto, Ga. Rt. 1. 
~ 5 in. 3 roller syrup mill, $16 1 good 
scientific feed mill, $16; 6 hp. Inter- 
national eng. A-1 cond. $65; No. 
10 Oliver turner with top wing attach- 
ed, good cond. $10; 60 saw feeder, 
Evan Winkle Cottongin, needs a little 
repair, good press line, shafts, gear- 
ing, all complete except large belts; 
cotton scales, $50. Exch. for. corn. Wrt. 
or see me for information. C. F. Whel- 
chel, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7.  ~ 
 
1 complete long system 125 bbl. roll- 
er mill, almost new, 
Write for bargain price. W. H. Milner, 
Shiloh, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
Planet, Jr. cotton cultivator, good 
cond. almost new, with attachments, 
never used, $8. Good Fordson tractor 
with fenders and extension rims, $150 
Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga. 
 
1 McCormick- Deering mower and 
binder, good cond. $75. Mary Gibson, 
Agricola, Ga. ; : 
 
Fordson tractor in good operating 
cond. The first $150 gets it. Robt. Hell- 
er, Putney, Ga. - \ 
 
1 rake and McCormick binder for 
sale. E. Pitman, Sharesburg, Ga. 
 
Bean spray tank, cedar, 200 gal. cap. 
 
porcelain lined, 3 h.p. Novo high speed- 
 
eng. Good cond. except hose, cheap 
 
for cash. A. J. Cowart, Walden, Ga. 
1 Deering reaper and binder, good 
 
cond. cheap. Jack Burch, Chester, Ga. 
Farm tools, $10 or $12 value. Exch.. 
 
for good South Ga. syrup, A-1 grade 
 
or reg. Berkshire sow pig or gilt, or 
would take some good grade pigs of 
any goood breed. W. D. Wilbanks, 
Cave Springs, Ga... : 
 
2 used milk cans, with ice contain- 
ers, in good cond. (1 top misplaced by 
trueckman) both for $5. J. A. Maleolm, 
Luthersville, Ga. : 
 
22 x 36 Case thresher, wind stacker, 
self feeder, automatic weighter and 
bagger, equipped fr all small grain 
threshing, also attachments for shell- 
and grading corn, Velvet and Soy 
beans, peanuts, clover and grass seeds; 
2. John Deere 10 ft. tractor binders 
phd power drive; 2 8 ft. Deere tractor 
 
wn binders; 1 Fordson late model, 
new motor; Moline corn binder,; 1-Mc- 
Cormick corn husker and shredder; 1 
8 ft. lime and fertilizer sower; 1 Van 
Brunt, 5 row grain drill with fert. at- 
tachments; *2-14x7 Van Brunt drills 
with tractor hiteh, Calif orchard har- 
row; 2- 6 ft. harrows; Tanden, 18 in 
blades; Tanden, Bissell, 16 in. blades; 
1 10 ft. orchard harrow; 1- 8 ft 4 mule 
Bissel harrow; 4 Case tractors and 2 
John Deere 108 cotton and corn plant- 
ers. O. K. David, Marshallville, Ga. 
 
DeLaval separator, No. 17 with both 
 
hand crank and power attachments, 
 
good cond. $75 FOB. Mrs. G. A. Weld- 
on, Milner, Ga. 
 
Hallman cultivator. Sell or exch. for 
Fowler cultivator or sweet potatoes. W. 
D, Watson, Loganville, Ga. 
 
1 Frick engine, good cond. for sale 
or exch. Write for further information 
W. J. Grubbs, Orchard Hill, Ga. 
 
2 slightly. used cotton sprayers 
made by Hartshorn Mfg. Co., Cordele, 
Ga. good as new, for sale. Mrs. Geo. 
D. Hartshor, Griffin, Ga. ~ 
 
Complete set of blacksmith tools, al- 
so complete set of rough carpenter 
tools, and alot of blacksmith lumber 
all oak and hickory all sized for work 
and a lot of other parts for farm ma- 
chinery and tools. Sell cheap. Come 
see or write for full description, so as 
to make me an offer. Mrs. J. L. Brad- 
ley, Leslie, Ga. : 
 
The marvel Midget system of Roll- 
er Mill machinery, used only 4 yrs.. 
good cond. Come see and make bid 
 
=< 
 
ump pull- | 
- All. in first | - 
llass cond. Write for list of used farm 
 
Walden . make.. 
 
  
 
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1 Oliver 2 Bottom tractor plow, 
1 Frank.2 row cotton duster, (cost 
never used, $20. S. T. Tygart, N 
ville, Ga. - ee 
~ 8 ft. McCormick 26 tooth h 
 
$22.50 for quick sale, FOB here; 
Planet, Jr. adjustible cultivator wit) 
all attachments including turn plow 
for cotton, $7.50; Black Hawk combi 
nation planter, cotton plates. only 
wheel pressure covers, safe in all wea 
ee $6.50. S. L. Brooks, Washington 
 
a. 
Good gin out-fit at bargain: 4-7 
 
  
  
    
 
saw Lummus automatic air blast 
 
revolving press with hydraulic pump 
1 story. outfit. Located 5 miles from 
Barnesville. Come see if interestec 
 
O. H. Owen, Barnesville, Ga. 5 
 
Planet, Jr. cotton cultivator, good a 
new wit hattachnents, never used, 
R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. oa 
 
Fordson tractor with harrow ac 
cessoties, good cond. $275. Here 
Vincent, Kingston, Ga. oe 
 
Rea, McRae, Ga. : 
1 20 mule ditcher terracer and gra 
der, cuts 4 1-2 ft. ditch, team or trac 
tor cart with leveler, $87.50. 
end. $25 cash, and will take part i 
meat, lard, syrup. or chickens. Writ 
or come see. J. F. McDaniel, Glynn 
 
cheap or will exch. for anything 
equal value; Lynn McKenzie, Monte 
zuma, Ga, ; ; re 
1 I. H. G. riding cultivator, 4 di 
6 ft. 6 sweep and 6 scooters, 1 set of 
guards for plowing young stuff, used 
1 season, $40 cash, or trade for co 
or hogs of equal value. F. L. Pearson 
Altamaha, Ga. meee 
1 McCormick corn binder, good cond 
$75 cash, gr would consider exch. for 
half and other half cash. W. F. Stri 
lin, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1. as: 
1 Deerjng self Binding reaper, near- 
ly new. Owner just died reason for 
selling. W. Russ Smith, Hoschton, 
 
Ga. = 
Slightly used 5 row cotto dui 
machine, cost $9; sell, $2 at my home 
near Warrenton. C. J. English, War- 
renton, Ga.  oo 
1 2 Roller, Rex peach grader, cap 
 
2 cars per day in crates, 3 cars bus 
 
els. Good cond. $150. C. H. Holmes, 
Culloden, Ga. 
 
1 Planet Jr. cultivator, good co 
$20: 1.International cultivator, f 
shape, $20; 1 Mogul gas. ene. needs a 
little work on pump, $40. Exch any 
of these for any kind of chickens or 
hogs. Elton Brooks, Bluffton, Ga. Box 
 
56. 
 
Stover feed mill, No. 70, with prac-_ 
tically new burrs. Sell, or exch. for 
cured meat. Write. P. B. Childs, But: 
ler, Ga. : 
 
1 Deering binder, used 3 years needs 
about $20 worth of renairs and then 
will cut as good as new. $50 or exch. 
for cattle: 1 mower and rake, needs 
some renairs, $25. or exch. for equal 
value; 1 Aeme harrow, needs new 
blade, $12 or exch..; 1 larse disc cut- 
a-way harrow and 1 section harrow 
each, $12.50. All FOB. C. V. Martin, 
Bowersville, Ga. Je 
 
1 60 hn. Bessemer Oil gin eng. Only 
used a few seasons for ginning: eu 
elass cond. Can see same by coming 
to my place. Only reason for selling 
is that Ga. Power. Co. has recently 
nut in Jine rieht at vin. J. O. M. Smith 
Rt. 4 Commerce, Ga. ce ae 
 
Pane ensilace cutter. new half price. 
Never used on truck. J. W. Buchanan, . 
Folkston, Ga. : 
 
1 steam cotton tramper 
Earl. Shugart. Cohutta, Ga. = 
 
2 unit electric milkine machine for 
sale. Mrs. R. B. White, Savannah, Ga. 
lese Park, Ga, Rt. 2. be 
 
Jahn Rranrva 2 hares mavargihia dise. 
plow (fine for turning vetch and suc) | 
$25 or trade for Ree. Jersey fh 
calf, or corn at $1 bu. Tom Richard 
son, Palmetto, Ga. iE ey 
 
1 pea thrash and Fairhanks Morse 
ene. needs renairs, 1 H. P. Cheap. or 
exch. for anything of ecual value. 
 
me 
 
for sale. 
 
Will not shin, Mrs. J. T. Lewis, Col- 
 
lege, Park, Ga. Rt. 2. os 
_1 good shop vice, $7 or exch. for 
bu: O-Too-Tan heans, J. O. Giles, Ma- 
rietta. Ga. Rt. 4. = 
 
1 dbl. disc Sanders plow for Ford- 
son tractor, $35 or exch; for reg. Jer- 
sev heifer, not under 4 or over 6 mos. 
old. GC. C. Pirkle. Cumming, Ga. 
 
1 Hlacksmith drill with bits, $10 F. 
O. B. Cash with order. G. W. Davis, 
Ellijay, Ga. } 
 
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Georgia Products 
For Sale . 
 
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Continued from page eight) 
EY, BEES AND but SUFPLIES 
: FOR SALE 
lbs. bright yellow beeswax, 35c Ib. 
_J. E. McDaniel, Conyers, Ga., 
 
Pure ext. honey 10 Ibs. can. $1.65 
el. in Ga. No checks. Taylor Hooks 
dilla, Ga. j 
Nice, new, chunk or Ext. honey, in 
and 10 Ib. pails, 20c Ib. del. in 50 
b. lard cans, 15c lb. FOB. C. G. Ol- 
Barnesville, Ga., Rt 2. 
 
Ww, bright Gallberry and bay hon- 
y in comb or Ext. in 10 lb. buckets, 
2 per bucket. I will pay postage; 
Jso in 10 lb. buckets, $1.50. R. W. 
owning, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 3. 
or 3 lbs. yellow beeswax, 30c Ib. 
sates Winter, Bradley, Ga. Box 74, 
allberry honey, 10 Ib pail, $1.20 
ostpaid; also beeswax, 25c lb. C. O. 
Griffin, Ailey, Ga. Rt. 1. 
New honey in 1 Ib. sections; in a 
single case, Fancy honey, /35c a CS; 
xtra. fancy, $4 cs. FOB; Extracted 
 
honey in 11 Ib cans, Amber color, $1- 
 
per can or gal. P. C. Mageridge, Cai- 
eGo: 
_ New 
24 lb. Display cs. $4 FOB. J. M. 
hite, Dublin, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
_New crop honey, Chunk bulk in 75 
b. tins, $10 FOB-or $11 del. by Exp. 
 
No. 10 cans, $1.75 del. by P. P. 
b. sections, 24 to shipping case glass 
front, $4.80 del by PP, case to be ret. 
Exch for field peas, young Duroc 
 
oars or gilts, or anything can use. | 
 
H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga. 
 
PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE 
__Virginia Bunch seed peanuts, hand 
yicked, 4 12c lb. FOB. Sold in 50 
b. lots or more. Can be planted in 
une, also good for parching. Money 
order with order. Fred E. Seckinger, 
Guyton, Ga. | 
Seed Runner peanuts, 75c bu. E. S. 
Lewis, Dawson, Ga. 
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE 
White Spanish peanuts, 1929 crop. 
Yo. 1 4c per lb. FOB Augusta. Send 
M. O. or Cashiers check. No personal 
checks accepted. C. B, Whitney, Au- 
gusta, Ga. et s 
Four bu. nice, sound, white Spanish 
anuts, 5c per lb. FOB Adrian, Ga. 
Calvin Blissett, Rt. 1. Adrian, Ga. ~ 
1 1-4 ton of red Spanish peanuts 
for sale, 3 1-2 cts. per lb. or $60 per T. 
FOB Sardis, Ga. Cash with order. No 
order for less than 100 Ibs. Mrs. J. C. 
Oglesbee, Rt. 2. Box A. Girard, Ga. _ 
Medium size paper shell pecans, 
30c per lb. 5 Ibs. $1.25 prepaid; 20 Ibs 
or more, 20c lb. FOB Pearson, Ga. No 
samples. Spanish peanuts, 25 Ibs. or 
more, 4c per 1b. No less sold. Samples 
upon request. W. H. Waddelle, Ga. 
Pearson, Ga. ~ : 
No. 1 N. C. runner peanuts, 4c per 
b. Cash with order. W. S. Norton, 
Edison, Ga. | ek 
Small Spanish peanuts, 5c per Ib. 
FOB my farm or shinning point. L. 
uM. Kennedy, Collins, Ga. 
White Spanish peanuts, No. 1 8 1-2 
Ss. per Ib. Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga. 
- 500 Ibs. Runner peanuts, 3 cts per lb. 
FOB Dawson, Ga. Cash with order. 
Rov Dale, Dawson, Ga. 
14 lbs. Stuart pecans, paper shell 
ake best offer. Mrs. M. C. Lanier, 
Metter, Ga. 
Yellow root, 30c Ib. Ratsbane, 35c 
lb. Wild cherry tree bark, 20c Ib, 
Bermuda grass, 10c lb. Poke root, 10c 
lb. Butterfly root, 50c lb. Exch. some 
for white feed sacks. Add postage. 
Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pisgah, Ga. 
 
: POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
About 2M Ibs. Irish potatoes, Re 
Bliss. Make best offer. Benjamine 
 
cks, Adel, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
pe de SEED FOR SALE wes 
 
Select Tom Watson watermelon seed 
carefully gathered, for sale at 35c. per 
Ib. FOB Cairo. No order for less than 
5 Ibs. shipped. Cash with order. Alex 
Maxwell, RFD, Cairo, Ga. 
 
2 Ibs. selected cantaloupe seed, 75 
cts. 6 Ibs. long, green pod okra seed, 
$1 delivered. Cash or money order. 
Mrs. Thornton McCurley, RFD 5, 
 
Hartwell, Ga. ; 
 
Imp. Watson and Kleckley water- 
melon seed, 75c per lb., delivered. 65 
ets. per Ib. in 5 Jb. lots. Send P. O. 
Money order. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, 
_Lewiston, Ga 
- Peas, mixed, $3.25 per bu. FOB this 
Station. Excell watermelon seed, 75c 
_per lb. C. A, Walker, Ellaville, Ga, 
 
  
 
  
 
No. 1 section Gomb honey in| 
 
BUL CE TI N 
 
four crops green onions per year. Nev- 
er winter kills patch once planted. 
Directions with package. 1 oz. for 50 
cts., postpaid, 10 cts. per pkg. Mrs. 
R. H. Wright, RFD i, Middleton, Ga. 
 
Several varieties bunch snap beans, 
30c per Ib:, 5 lbs. or more, 25c per 
lb. FOB Pearson, Ga. Kentucky Won- 
der, 5c less, Long green okra seed, 35 
cts. per lb., less one lb. 40c per lb. 
No less than one lb. sold unless ship- 
ped with other seed. Ga. Rattlesnake 
Carolina, Bradford, Irish Gray melon 
seed, 7 tablespoonsful, 25c; 1 Ib. or 
more, 60c per Ib. Will mix seed at 
same price. Chufa seed, recleaned, 
good quality, $1.25 per pk. $4.75 per 
bu. slightly damaged, 65c per pk., $2.- 
50 per bu. FOB Pearson, Ga. W. H. 
Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
White heading or cabbage collard 
seed, 75c per Ib. 40c per half lb. 25 
cts. per fourth pound, or 10c per oz. 
delivered. Blood turnip beet seed, 
same price. White velvet and mixed 
okra seed, 30c per Ib. delivered. C. G. 
Oliver, RFD 2, Barnesville, Ga. 
 
200 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed 
50c per ib. Free from disease, not 
postpaid. Selected from melons weigh- 
ing 35 to 40 lbs. each. J. B. Hanner, 
RFD 2, Box 40, Charing, Ga. 
 
_ Pure Western honey drip cane seed, 
15c per lb. postpaid. Best cane for 
forage or syrup. Will exchange some 
for almost anything: H. T.- Taylor, 
RFD 5, Franklin, Ga. - 
 
Pure Beat-The-Bee cane seed, 25c 
per lb., 2 Ibs. for 45 cents, or $1 for 
5 lbs. 
plants, D. L. White, Villanow, Ga., 
RED 2. 
 
Burr clover seed, free from other 
seed, rock and very little dirt. Run 
through screen, 10c per Ib., or 50 Ibs. 
for $4. S. D. Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga. 
.Choicest recleaned, pure Honey 
Drip sorghum cane seed, none better 
for yield or flavor, 60c per gal. $1.25 
per pk. Very best Velvet okra and 
Ga. collard seed, 25c per Ib. Genuine 
cabbage heading collard seed, 40c per 
Th. postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford, 
Ga. = < 
Hoke or Arkansas Beauty melon 
seed. Can be grown to weigh 100 lbs. 
Hand selected seed from choice mel- 
 
ons, $2 per lb. C. E. Vining, RFD 1, 
 
Marshallville, Ga. . 
 
30c per Ib., delivered, 2 Ibs for 50c. 
Maude Hamby, RFD 3, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Ib., or 25 Ibs. or more at 20c per Ib. 
FOB Winston, Ga. Elbert Daniel, 
RFD 1, Winston, Ga.  
 
Have only 3 more pkts., each of fol- 
 
| lowing seed for sale, which I will sell 
 
any 3 for 25c, plus postage; beets, 
eucumber, squash, mustard, and. cu- 
shaw, one teacupful mixed watermel- 
on sed, 3 kinds good varieties, 25c 
delivered. One quarter lb., Jones imp 
melon seed. 40c delivered. no stamnps 
accepted. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, RFD 
1, Carrollton, Ga. 
 
Fancy red meated Tom. Watson 
 
| melon seed. 30c per lb. in 20 Ib. lots 
 
oer more. Less quantity, 40c per Jb. 
Cannot ship less than 5 lbs. Cash 
with order. J. H. Elkins, RFD, Cai- 
ro, Ga. 
 
Orange cane seed, none better for; 
 
hay, sound and pure, $2.50 bu. in 2 
hu. bags: also collard seed, 35e lb. 5 
Ibs. $1; New Stone, Greater Baltimore 
tomato, $1 Ib. 5 lbs. $4: and cabbage 
cae, $1 Jh. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery 
Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.  
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
15 gal. sood sorghum svrun in new 
eans. Make best offer. H. W. Wood, 
Tennille. Ga. 
- Pure Sugar Cane Syrun, $3.60 cs. of 
& No. 10 cans, or 10 es for $35: Good 
 
  
 
| hricht, guar. to keen sweet in cans all 
 
summer: 2 bbls. A-1 50c gal. Exch. cs 
svrup for bu. Brabham peas. Lee Pat- 
rick, Quitman, Ga. 
 
Ga. Suear cane svrup. bright and 
heavy, 95c gal. 6 gal. 90c gal. Cash 
with order. Anv quantitv, any time. 
EH. H, RBeaslev, Kite. Ga. Rt. 1. 2 
 
1 bbl. pure sugar Cane Svrup, 30 
cal, guar. 75c per gal. FOB. M. F. 
Jones Metter, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 111. 
 
Georcia Products 
- Wanted 
 
_REANS AND PEAS WANTED  
 
Want 3 bu. sound field peas. Will 
exch, value $19 for same. Mrs. E. L. 
Wricht VYatesville, Ga. a 
 
Want from 1 to 5 bu. peas. Will ex. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
bu. AGS 
 
w crop of Irish potatoes at $2 ner 
bu "George M. Gable, Canon, Ga. 
 
~ New Prosperity onion seed, matures , : 
 
Will exchange some for potato 
 
Ga. blue stem collard seed, 30c per |. 
 
25 to 50 bu. Brabham or Iron field 
peas, or other good sound peas. Will 
exch, honey etc. for same. L. H. Eden- 
field, Stillmore, Ga. 
 
Want one qt. very large speckled 
crowder peas, or 1 qt. of cream crow- 
der peas for seed at once. Will pay 
cash. L. W. Kennedy, care John Reed, 
Rt. 3 Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Want half bu. of white seed peas, 
black eyed or brown eyed, deliv. to 
Forsyth for cash. A. A. Cox Rt. 3, 
Forsyth, Ga. 
 
Have few common stock Porto Rican 
potato plants, will exch. for peas, 1M 
plants for 15 lbs. peas, or 12 lb. nest 
onions. T. P. Trowell, Ambrose, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. a few common stock 
Porto Rico potato plants for peas. 
1M for 15 Ibs. peas or 12 lbs. of nest 
onions. T. P. Trowell, Ambrose, Ga. 
 
FRESH AND CURES WANTED 
 
Want about 300 Ibs. home raised 
cured meat at the right price. Must 
be cured and free from bugs and all 
kinds of insects. Want about 150 Ibs. 
each, hams and side meat. B. S. 
Cobb, Warthen, Ga. : 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
WANTED 
Want to buy either a hive. or 
Queen and workers. Italian bees or 
Carniolan, for Boy Scout camp. Geo. 
A. Dorsey, College Park, Ga. 
 
| PEANUTS AND PECANS WANTED 
' Want to buy 4 bu. seed Spanish 
peanuts, cheap. Quote del price. W 
J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga., Rt. 3. 
Want good, culled pecans at reas. 
prices. Send sample. John B. Ayers, 
R. 3 Canon, Ga. Box 3. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
POTATOES WANTED 
Want to get in touch with parties 
 
potatoes. Mrs. F. Breeland, Savannah 
Ga. 1611 E. Henry St. 
 
having old time Pumpkin Yam sweet. 
 
  
 
SEED WANTED 
Want to buy collard -and cabbage 
seed. Quote lowest price. W. J, Mor- 
gan. Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3. a 
Want to hear from party having 
some medical alfalfa seed. Alton C. 
Mock, Rocky Ford, Ga. 
 
SYRUP WANTED 
Want 1 bbl. or less svrup. Will exch. 
 
Best varieties of English pea seed,|C Crop Irish potatoes at $2 bu. 
 
Mrs. George M. Cable Canon, Ga. 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
  
 
i CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
Fine reg. inbred Raleigh Jersey 
bull calf, 2 mos. old. from very fine 
young cow, for cale. E. J. Bailey, Ray- 
mond, Ga. 
 
1 Jersev bull You'll Dos Fairv 
Prince 275230; sire, Lvnwoods Alberta 
Fairy; dam Avons You'll Do May. 
Born June 7, 1927. For sale at. my 
barn. M. L. Callaway, Rayle, Ga. 
 
7 Jersey bulls. 6 m. to 3 yrs. old of 
breed line of Fern Oxford Noble (an 
imported bull that sold for $25.00) 
These bulls were all bred in pasture. 
reason for not reg. but blood just as 
sood and too good to sell for beef. 
me to $100 ea. Lee Neel, Thomasville, 
 
Ae 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
5 Hampshire and P. C. cross 7 wks. 
aid nigs, $5 ea. FOB at Chamblee. Ben 
Bleckly, Chamblee, Ga. 
 
3 to 5 mos. old Duroc Jersey pigs 
for sale and reg. in buvers name at 
reasonable price. L. M. Kennedy, Col- 
lins, Ga. ; 
_9 pure bred straight nose Berkshire 
pigs ent. to reg. $10 ea. This breed 
won Ist. prize 3 times in succession 
over Western Breeders. Dorsey Martin 
Canon, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
3 mos. old Black Essex pies, cholera 
immune, $10 ea. with pedisree. Mrs. 
H. W. Law, Eastman. Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
2 pure bred Big Bone P. C. male 
vies, good cond, 3 1-2 mos. old, $8 ea. 
Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga. 
 
4 pure P. C. pigs, 2 ea. male and 
female, 13 wks. old, well dev. and Je 
for age. $11.50 ea. or $40 for lot, FOB 
C. D. Williams, Plains, Ga. 
 
S. P. C. hnars and gilts, sub. to ree 
 
Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga. 
 
Fine O. I. C. nigs, 10 wks. old, $10 
ea. or $13 per. Can furnish papers if 
eee E. C. Heaton, Hartwell, Ga. 
Ripe: 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
10 yr. old 950 lb. bay mare mule. 
Sell or trade for vouns, fresh cows. 
W. B.. Winslette, Eatonton. Ga. Rt. 2. 
1 good gentle. sound, work anywhere 
 
  
 
  
 
farm mule, $75. Cash. Mrs. E. L. 
 
10 wk. old $10 ea. 1 sow, wt. 300 Ibs. $35. 
 
  
 
Sar 
 
Wright, Yatesville, Ga. 
 
6 yr. old 1M Ib. pay mare, fine 
 
buggy. and saddle horse, $150 at my 
 
place. Exch for a No. 1 good mule. L. 
H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
 
Chinchillas, reg. and sub. to reg. 
14 mos. old buck, $7, or exch. for reg. 
and bred doe; also a young buck 5. 
mos. old, $2; 6 young ones, 6 wks. old 
* Mrs. W. H. Carmichael, Madison, 
Ga. % 
 
Chinchillas from reg stock, $2 and 
$3 ea. J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
20 does, 10 bucks, N. Z. Reds, Grey 
Chinchilas, a few White, 
mos. old, $1 ea. or exch for B. R. or 
R. I. Red broilers or friers. Fred I. 
Baker, Columbus, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
Es 
 
about 12  
 
Chinchillas from 2 to 6 mos. old ~ 
healthy and fat, for sale. R. E. Lee  
 
Hawkins, Barnesville, Ga. P. O. Box  
127. 
 
21 N. Z. White does and 2 bucks, 4 
 
54 young Whites, lwk. to 3 mos. old,  
aes large N. Z. Red does and 1 bk.- 
 
and 20 young reds from 3 wks. to 3 mos 
 
nid. Sell entire stock, $75 FOB. Exch.  
for a young saddle horse, or for W. L. 
 
pullets, or of the same value for a 
 
good Jersey cow worth $75. J. F. Mc-  : 
 
Collough, Kingsland, Ga. 
Silver Martius, >reeding age, healthy 
 
J ved stock, $5 pr. $7.50 per trio. A. A. 
 
Marshall, Washington, Ga. 
 
Ped chinchillas: young bucks, young  
 
Joes, bred and open, also 6 to 8 wks. 
qld Chin. Ped. furnished with, ea. rab- 
bit. Reas. 
 
and for further information. Exch. 
 
price. Write your wants  
 
for white or Brown L. young hens, or 
 
any kind of pure bred baby chicks. 
*| Edwin Simpson, Atlanta, Ga. 676 Tif- | 
 
ton St. N. W. 
 
Reg. grown Chinchillas; 2 does and 
1 buck, $15 pr. trade for 12 pure bred 
Ferris strain W. L. laying hens. R. 
H. Crawford, Tiger Ga 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
 
1 reg. Sanan buck, 2 milking does 
and 3 nice kids, all at an av. of $15 
ea. (buck alone worth the price of all) 
FOB. Mrs. D. A. Mills, Atlanta, Ga. 
1686 DeKalb Ave. 
 
Good pure blood Toggenburge kids 
for sale. From some of,-Arizonas best  
 
LR. 
 
  
 
Page, Blue Ridge, Ga. Rt. 1.5 
 
goats. Write for prices and des.  
 
Live Stock Wanted | _ 
 
CATTLE WANTED we 
 
  
 
Want to buy young calves from 3 
 
to 6 days old. Jersey or Guernseys. W. = 
 
J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Want to exch. a large sow wt. when 
fat about 390 to 400 Ibs. and pigs in fine 
cond. BB. P. C. and Essex cross, for 
a young 16 to 18 mos. old heifer, bred 
or wnbred. Will sell now for $40. R. J. 
Bishop, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2.  i 
 
HOGS WANZED ifs 
Want 1 Duroc Jersey bor, now ready. 
for service cheap for cash, or exch. 
honey for same. Must be ped. stock 
and will reg. L. H, Edenfield, Still- 
more, Ga. peer 
Want a young, pure bred Berkshire 
or Black P. C. boar, cholera immune, 
reasonable in price. Mrs. Minnie Walk- 
er, Macon, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 45. oe 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED oe 
Want a fresh, healthy milk goat and 
kid, anv good tvpe breed which pro- 
duce 1-2 to 1 gal. milk per day. State 
vrice FOB Tifton. Will exch. Holter- 
 
mans Finest Show and Hish Egg pro- _ 
 
ducing dark Aristocrat B. 
 
 5 1 yr. old hens, daugh 
of Direct Kine Ringby X1: Rineb 
Wonder 1X and Prince Narrowbars X. 
Write desc. of goat and when can 
io. Mrs. E. G. Wood, Tifton, Ga. 
 
Rt. 3. 
 
Want a thoroughbred Angora, billy, 
also want a thoroughbred Nubian o 
Toggenburg nannie. Young stock de- 
sired. State price at once. Rob_ bee : 
erombie, The Rock, Ga. ME 
 
Want 1 thoroughbred Shorpshir 
buck lamb, cheap. Harry Tathrow, 
Young Cane, Ga. a 
 
Want a good healthy milch goat. 
Give amt. of milk, age and price. J 
W. Buchanan, Folkston, Ga.~ 
 
Want a young thoroughbred Ango 
male goat, about 1 yr. and 1-2 old. 
Must be under 2 yrs. old. State cond. 
and best price at once. T. L. Blanton 
Lake Park, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 30.. x 
 
Want to exch. a few Buff Mar 
hatch cockerels for 7 mos. old White - 
doe rabbits; 1 cockerel for ea. rabbit. 
Write first. A. J. Adams, Ashburn, 
Ga, Fi Fe ee 
 
A SI 
 
  
   
 live Stock Wanted 
 
Want to exch 1 Chinchilla 2 1-2 
 
  
 
mos. old doe for Chinchilla 5 mo. old}. 
 
buck. Gates Winters, Bradley  ,Ga. 
 
Box 74. 
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
BANTAMS | 
 
Young stock, ready for del. in 
Brown L. Cochin, Seabrights, and 
Game Bantams, utility or Exhibition 
e matings, $3 per pr. and up. <A. P. A. 
 
Gold Medal Winners. Robt. Clark, 
Macon, Ga. 177 Boulevard Ave. 
 
BARRED ROCKS 
 
100 B. Rocks, 80c ea. FOB. Edd 
Swearingen, Charing, Ga. 
 
6 Thompson 90 day old chicks, $3 
for lot. Ancel Suggs, Gijillsville, Ga. 
R. 2. : 
 
5 thoroughbred B; R. 2 1-2 mos. old 
~ roosters, 75c each. Mrs. A. L. Cox, 
Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3. 
- ) 20 March ist. hatch, pure bred B. 
- R. cockerels $1.25 ea. or $20 for lot 
Cash. Mrs. W. L. Stonecypher, Ro- 
chelle, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. Feb. 
hatch cockerels, 90c each, also eggs 
 
same strain, 85c per 15 del. No checks. 
Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Extra special Blue wave strain B. 
R. cockerels from first class flock, 
$1.25 ea. D. M. Griffin, Molena, Ga. 
 
; Pure bred Barred Rocks: 10 pullets 
and 1 cockerel, 8 wks. old $7; also 
100 chicks, 3 wks. old, $20 for lot, or, 
sell in lots of 25; April 3rd hatch, 75c 
ea. April 24th hatch, 60c ea. and 4 
wks. old, 50c ea. Mrs. W. D. Bryant, 
Coffee, Ga. 
 
Thompson imp. Ringlet. B. R. cock- 
erels from ist prize winners, Feb. 
hatch, $1.50 ea. 2nd pens, $1.25 ea. 
March hatch Ist. pens, $1.25 ea and 
_ 2nd pens $1 ea. and 1 yr. old cocks $3 
' ea. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, 
Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS 
50 White Rock, Fishchel strain 11 
- wks. old pullets, 75c ea. J. C. Goolsby, 
 
Graham, Ga. 
 
: 1 very fine yearling cock Birds str. 
- Partridge Rocks, $7.50. Robt. Clarks, 
- Macon, Ga. 177 Boulevard Ave. 
 
/ March hatch White Rock pullets 
--and cockerels, pure Fischel strain 
- from blood tested, 10 to 11 Ibs. hens, 
 gockerels, $1.50 each; pullets in lots 
of 10 and 20, $1 each. Will give 2 
- cockerels free with order of 20 pullets 
 
Cash with order. Mrs. L.L. Wallace, 
 
Bowersville, Ga. : 
 
GAMES 
1 Black devil Game 1 yr. old roost- 
er, $3 or exch. for Round-Head, same 
age. H. J. Newnan, Villa Rica, Ga. 
1 fine pit game cock, Shawlneck and 
-Round-Head cross. Sell, or exch. for 
2 pit game hens. Carl Griffin, Gaines- 
ville, Ga. 85 Oak St. : 
4 full blood Elson Red Quill now 
 
  
 
laying pullets, $2 ea. or exch. for 10 Feb | 
 
or March 1930 hatch pullets. Prefer 
Barred Rocks, White Rocks, of Buff 
Rocks. But will exch. for any large 
good breed. Also have Cuban (Blue 
and Red) 1-2 each) game now laying. 
hens. G. M. Walden, Davisboro, Ga. 
Box 83. 
 
  
 
LEGHORNS 
 
32. 9..C..W. L. yr. old: hens, Perris 
strain, now laying, $1 ea. 2 same age 
 
- roosters, $1 ea. FOB. Cash or M. O. 
with order. No checks Send coops if 
want shipped. Mrs. Chas. Wingfield, 
College Park, Ga. 311 W. Jno. Wesley 
Ave. Phone Fairfax 2001-W. 
 
' 50 W. L: Tancred pullets, 11 wks. 
 
old, 75c each. J. C. Goolsby, Graham, 
 
aero. 
 
Tom Cochrans Big Egg Line W. L. 
cockerels for sale, to be del. later. O. 
-L. McClellan, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
17 dark Brown L. Everlay hens and 
3 cockerels yr. old, April hatch 
thoroughbred. $1 ea. FOB. P. E. War- 
ren, Stillmore, Ga. Box 4. 
 
800 Tancred W. L. 11 wks. old pul- 
lets, from trapnested stock of 212- 
- 300 eggs in 1 yr. Lots of 50 or more, 
 
$1.25 ea. FOB. W. B. Williams, Bre- 
men;.Ga.  : 
 
500 S. C. W. L. Tancred pullets, 75c 
ea. Money Order or Cashiers check. 
 
- U. G. Conner, Gainesville, Ga. 
About 5 selected Tancred sgrain 
6 wks. old pullets. Mrs. Catherine R. 
Combs, Tunnell Hill, Ga. : 
 
_ 2 pens of 1 yr. old W. L. Tancred 
blood tested 300 egg strain: 12 now 
laying hens and rooster in ea. pen 
 
(hems would cost from $10 to $20 and 
 
: roosters, $20 to $30 per head from 
 
breeder) Will sell cheap, or exch. for 
 
| young heifer. Write for prices. W. K. 
 
Davis, Carrillton, Ga. 
 
$1 ea. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet, 
Ga. 
 
My special pen of 6 Kerlin W. L. 
hens and 1 cock, worth $25; direct 
from Kerlin. Sell $12.50 Cash. Also 
eggs, $1.50 for 15 prepaid. Mrs. C. W. 
Page, Norcross, Ga. : 
 
About 30 pure bred W. L. cockerels 
2 mos. old selected for breeders, $1 ea. 
Mrs. J. M. Marshall, Talbotton, Ga. 
 
100 Eng. W. L. pullets, 75c. ea; also 
25 hens, yr. old, $1 ea. M. Collins, Ha- 
 
| zlehurst, Ga. care The Drug Store. 
 
25 Tancred W. L. 5 mos. old pullets 
$1 ea. Mrs. Joe Harrison, Rockingham, 
Ga. 
 
5 March hatch cockerels, 90c each, 
or lot for $4; 7 April hatch cockerels, 
80c ea. $5 for lot; 2 or 3 in lot, 75cts. 
ea. Mrs. John E. Smith, Bowdon, Ga. 
Rome St. 
 
30 thoroughbred Tancred W. L. pul- 
lets, 1 yr. old, healthy, and most of 
them now laying, $1 ea. or lot for $25 
FOB M. O.Mrs. James Ezzell, Rock- 
mart, Ga. 
 
50 nice fat friers, (W. L. 2 1-2 mos. 
old $20 for lot; 10 large Tancred 14 
mos. old laying- heavy hens and 1 
cock, $12 for lot. Mrs. F. Cowart, Sum- 
mit, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS 
 
4 March hatch Pape strain Minorca 
pullets, $1 ea. or $4.25 for lot. Mrs. 
ae E. Smith, Bowdon, Ga. Rome 
St. 
 
3 Blavk Minorca 1 1-2 lb. cockerels, 
75c ea. H. J. Newman, Villa Rica, Ga. 
30 AA matings Tom Barron 10 wks. 
old cockerel, $1 ea. Mrs. W. E. White 
Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
S. C. W. L.. pullets. Write for prices. 
V. Bramhold, Mt. Airy, Ga. 
 
10 S. C. Brown L. March 1929 hatch 
hens, now laying, $1.25 ea. or lot for 
$10 FOB. Cash with order. Mrs. Min- 
nie Brewster, Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
30 or more Tancred W. L..8 wks. 
old roosters for best offer. Simpson 
Hill, Ranger, Ga. \ 
 
_ 300 W. L. pullets, University of Ga. 
strain Tancred. 3 wks. old, $40 a 100; 
Sold in lots of 50 or 100 only. Also 
40 pullets and 15 cockerels, April 3rd 
hatch, genuine Pape strain Black Mi- 
norcas, $1-ea. in lots of 25 or more, 
and Japanese White Booted and Cres- 
ted Silkie bantams, 10 wks. old, $7 
per trio; 2 prs. pit game bantams, 
seemless banded, grown stock, $10 
ye pr. L. L. Wallace, South Atlanta, 
 
a. 
Tancred W. L. 2 mos. old pullets 
from trapnested stock, also 3 mos. old 
pullets and laying pullets and breed- 
ing stock: also RR. i. Reds, or B. R. 
2 and 3 mos. old pullets, and laying 
pullets and hens. Good color and 
marking. All from high producing str. 
pee prices, S. P. Howe, Hapeville, 
 
a. 
 
PIGEONS FOR SALE 
 
Lot 60 common pigeons, 25 cts. ea 
if taken immediately leaving city 
June Ist. Call or write. Mrs. T. B. 
Lynde, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 297. 
*phone, Rt. 2. Box 297. 
 
Red Carneaux, $2 per pr. White 
Swiss Mondains, $3.50 pr. All birds 
are guaranteed workers of the verv 
sa type. T. S. Patterson, Fitzgerald 
 
a. 
 
Pure bred White Kings, now workine 
$2 pr. E. S. Wright, Jr. Knoxville, Ga 
 
10 pr. mixed breed pigeons, work- 
ing and healthy. Absolutely free of 
mites and other kinds of vermin, $4 
for lot or 50c per pr. FOB. J. B. Mer- 
cer, Alma, Ga. 
 
1M White Kings, for sale or exch 
for milk ar beef cow. B. T. Oxley 
Bolingbroke, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Runts, large, 4 prs. $5.50 for lot. P 
R. Hughes, Atlanta, Ga. 490 Capito 
Ave. S. W. 
 
Lot of fancy pigeons: Muff, Tum- 
blers, Birmingham Rollers, Parlor 
Clean Legs, Priests (15 colors), 20 
for $10 for quick sale. R. L. Tribble 
Atlanta, Ga. Box 69. 
 
75 mixed, good breeders, pigeons, 
35c ea. or $20 for lot. W. H. G. Ste- 
phens, Morrow, Ga. 
 
: R. I. REDS 
 
A few nice Donaldson strain hens. 
$2 ea. male birds,. $2 and $3 each. 
Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mountain, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
10 wks. oJd pure bred. Donaldson 
R. I. Reds. Sell or exch 50 for 50 Tan- 
cred. S. C. W. L. pullets and 5 cockerels 
same age at once. Floyd Smith, Cov- 
ena, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
Pure Donaldson dark red pullets, 
 
180c ea. FOB. February hatch cocker-' 
 
35 egg strain W. L. 14 mos. old hens, | 
 
els, $1.50 ea., FOB, or if taken with 
pullets, $1 ea. Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bow- 
don, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Donaldson R. I. Red hens, February 
hatch cockerels, $1 ea. No checks. Tay- 
lor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
45 Donaldson dark R. I. Red 1 yr. 
old now laying hens, $1.50: ea. also 5 
same strain roosters, $3 ea. FOB. Send 
coops if want shipped. Cash or money 
order. Mrs. Chas. Wingfield, 311 Jno. 
Wesley Ave. College Park, Ga. Phone 
Fairfax 2001-W. 
 
2 fine S. C. W. L. Red yr. old cock- 
erels, $5 ea., choice 3 mos. old cock- 
erels, $1.25 ea. Mahoods prize stock. 
Miss Bell Timmerman, Bronwood, 
Ga. Box 83. 
 
65 R. I. Red January hatch pullets, 
pure bred, dark red, $1.15 each. No 
checks. J.C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga. 
 
Roosters direct srom Mrs. Donald- 
ae $2 ea. Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia, 
 
a. 
 
100 pure bred 9 wks. old R. I. Red 
pullets, 85c ea. FOB. Edd Swearingen, 
Charing, Ga. 
 
2 yr. old pure bred Donaldson strain 
rooster, and 1 yr. old rooster, $1.75 
Both pure and free from.White D. 
and from good laying hens. C. D. Will- 
iams, Plains, -Ga. 
 
25 or 30 thoroughbred R. I. Red fry-| 
ers, 30c lb. also 15 hens, 9 mos. old, 
20 lb. Mrs. J. L. Erwin, Adairsville, 
Ga. Rt. 2. ; 
 
TURKEYS. GUINEAS DUCKS ETC 
FOR SALE 
 
Bronze turkey hens, $3.75 ea. FOB 
No C. O. D. Money order prefered. 
Mrs. M. C. Colvard, Bowman, Ga. 
About 20 or 25: young M. B. turkeys 
hatch June 5th, 75c ea. or exch for 
1 pr. B. B. African strain Guinea pigs. 
Also for sale 1 or 2 nice turkey hens 
to carry the young ones, $3.50 each. 
H. J. McCollum, Canon, Ga. Rt. 3. 
9 geese, $9 at barn, for quick sale. 
ee Lott Foskey, Wrightsville, 
Rt. 4. 
6 Toulouse large ganders, 1929 hatch 
$2.50 ea. Edward Farmer, Nicholson, 
Ga. Rt. 2. Box 86. 
 
WYANDOTTES 
1 Tarbox strain S. L. Wyandotte 
cock, 2 yr. old April 1, 1930; 1 Harts 
strain S. L. cock, 1 yr. old March 15. 
1930, $1.50 ea. FOB. Mrs. Adelle M. 
Johnson, Sparta, Ga. 
 
Poultry Wanted | 
 
ANCONAS WANTED 
Want a.few Ancona hens. Will exch. 
Giant rabbits or Red Carneaux pigeons, 
not ped. J. C. Cochrane, Ashburn, Ga. 
 
BARRED ROCKS WANTED 
Want thoroughbred B. R. 10 or 12 
wks. old pullets. State full partic. and 
best cash price. W. M. Thornton, Je- 
sup, Ga. Rt.2. 
 
GAMES WANTED 
 
Want to exch. 2 young hens full 
Shelton Roundhead games, yellow 
legs. 1 is now laying, for 1 sledge and 
hammer Traveler stag about 1 yr. old 
Must show good breeding; or for 1 
Shelton Nob Comb blue. I to pay exp 
Re Pghlac G. W. Logan, Ellijay, Ga 
 
Want dark Cornish games, this yrs 
hatch (Spring) 8 pullets and cockere! 
Broiler size preferred. W. D. Proc- 
or, Albany, Ga. 724 Society St. - 
 
LEGHORNS WANTED 
 
Want 15 or 20 A. L. White or Browr 
v,, 1929 hatch hens, also Leghorn ba- 
y chicks from blood tested stock, 3 
9 300. Make best offer and just what 
vhat you have to offer. Edwin Simv 
on, Atlanta. Ga. 676 Tifton St. N. W 
 
Want 100 W. L. R. I. Reds, or Whit- 
Trp. 6 to 8 wks. old and 50 to 100 W 
", W. Orp. R. I. Reds, B. R, or An? 
-onas. 4 to 6 wks. old. pure bred stoc} 
*heap for cash. Hubert Bradley, At- 
anta, Ga. 3131 Piedmont Road. 
 
Want to exch. 8 Tancred W. L 
~oosters for the same strain unrelatec 
to the Cackle Hill Farm, Hapeville 
Ga. Simpson Hill, Ranger, Ga. 3 
 
MISCELLANEOMS CHICKENS 
WANTED 
 
Want friers for table use. Write 
stating the kind and number you have 
and the av. wt. and price per Ib. Chas 
F. Howe, Fort Valley, Ga. | 
 
Want 25 or 50 B. R. or R. I. Reds 
1 to 2 Ib: broilers. Fred I. Baker, Co- 
lumbus, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
PEAFOWLS WANTED 
~ Want to exch. 4 colored Indian Run- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
- Thursday June 5 
 
pr. of peafowls, or peafowl eggs, o 
fresh fertile eggs or 1 pr. baby pea- 
fowls. Must hear at once what yoi 
 
| have. Ducks now laying. Mrs. S. 0. 
 
Burke, Greenville, Ga. 604 Morris 
or Box 154. : 
 
PIGEONS WANTED 
 
Want to exch Chinchilla rabbits for 
White King pigeons, mated, and not 
over 1 yr. old and good squab produ- 
cers, 1 lb. or over each. Mrs. W. CG 
eae Savannah, Ga. 1208 E, Henry 
 
  
 
Want 5 pr. ea. Carneaux, Homer 
and White Kings. Must be mated and 
working. Hubert Bradley; Atlanta, Ga. 
3131 Piedmont Road. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS ETC 
WANTED 
 
Want to exch. Ped. N. Z. White rab- 
bits for Mammoth White Pekin ducks 
or ducklings. J. W. Mock, Albany, Ga. 
 
Want 25 or 30 turkeys to raise on 
halves to 8 wks. old. Mrs. G. R. Tur- 
ner, Williamson, Ga. Rt. 1. on Be 
 
Want to exch. 3 Muscoveys: 1 drake 
and 2 ducks, 1929 hatch for 3 of th 
large White Mammoth pekins: 1 drake 
and 2 ducks, this yrs. (early) hatch, 
or grown stock. Mrs. Edward Farmer, 
Nicholson, Ga. Rt. 2. Box B-86. 
 
WYANDOTTES WANTED 
Want 2 Harts or Tarbox strain S. 
L Wyandotte 3 mos. old  cockerels, 
healthy and thrifty. Will exch. 2 | 
cocks, 2 yrs. old Tarbox strain for 
same. Mrs. Adelle Johnson, Sparta, 
Ga. Rt. 3. . ae 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale. 
 
100 R. I. Red baby chicks, June 12th 
from No. 1 stock, direct from Donald- 
son, 15c ea. Mrs. J. L. Peugh, Barnes- 
ville, Ga. 317 Central Ave. & : 
 
Pure Jersey Giant chicks, 14 cts. 
 
  
 
  
 
Ga. |ea. del. in lots of 25 or more. Marcy 
 
strain. -Live del. guar. Mrs. H. J. Mc- 
Corvey, Hawkinsville, Ga. ee 
Baby chicks from State Accredited 
flocks bred for high production at 
much reduced prices. Write for prices. 
on what you want and state second 
choi. Charles F. Howe, Ft. Valley, 
 
a. , 
 
Tancred W. L. chicks from bred to 
lay stock, $9 per 100; Brown L. Anco- 
nas, R. I. Reds, and Barred. Rocks, | 
$10 a 100; From blood tested stock. 
100 per cent live del. guar. Also cus 
tom hatching, 2c an egg. Trays hold 
110 eggs; set every Wednesday in 
Mammoth Buckeye incubators. Chicks 
shipped C. O. D. chgs. S. P. Howe, 
Hapeville, Ga. ' 
 
Thoroughbred B. and Buff Rocks, R. 
I. Reds, Buff Orp., $9.50 a 100; Heavy 
Mixed, $9 postpaid. 100 per cent live 
del. Lots less than 100, add 1c per 
chick. R. H. Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.  
 
  
 
_ Incubators For Sale 
 
5 ine. 250 cap. Petaluma, $15; Super 
Hatcher, 600 cap. $25; 2 Keipper, 600 
cap. ea. $25 or both $40; O. L. Mc 
 
  
 
Clellan, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3. 
: 1 little Brown Hen Inc. inst. and 
her., $3 or exch. for 25c baby chicks} 
ny kind mixed, or for 3 W. L: hens. 
ae Miller, Palmetto, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 
Super Hatcher inc. 150. in  good 
snd. inst. book, thermometer and sev. | 
vicks, $11 FOB; 1 Empire heater with 
nst. for making box for 150 chickens 
makes fine brooder_in good cond.) 
3 or both for $15 FOB. Cash with 
rder. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce 
Aa eu, 0. : 
_1 Sears Roebuck Radio oil brooder 
n perfect cond. Only raised 1 bunch 
f chicks. 52 in canopy. 500 to 1M cap. 
ost $14.25; sell $10 FOB RR. No cks. 
Tulius Cates, Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
250 Cap..Super hatcher inc. and 1 
srooder, 300 cap. Both used 3. times. 
xood as new, bargain. Write for prices 
1. T. Johnson, Tallapoosa, Ga. ~ 
 
SECOND HAND MACHINERY 
FOR SALE ; a 
2 60 saw Gullet gins, 1 sng. box press 
gas, eng. and all in good shape, cheap. 
Write for details and price. so ee 
*eowh, Woodstock, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
SECOND HAND MACHINERY | 
WANTED 8 
 
Want one hand power clover chop- 
per. Buy or trade poultry for it. O. L. 
McClellan, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Want 1 cvlinder head for Fordson 
tractor, prefer high compression 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
enrs, 2 each, ducks and drakes for 1 
 
head. Advise best price. C. M. Miller, 
Cornelia, Ga. <,