STATE CAPITOL PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU .OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930. Last night I reached Atlanta from my home in Telfair County. I had been riding all the evening and was tired and. hungry. I went down into the tea room at one of the leading Hotels, because I thought that this would be a reasonably cheap place. The only dinner that they had listed was one for $1.50. It was suppr for me, but they called it dinner. I finally ordered a bowl of soup,( half a head of Ice- burg lettuce,and a glass of buttermilk. They served a few crackers with this. They presented me with a check for 70 cents. Right after I} had finished dinner, or supper as it is called at home, I met Dr. Campbell from Athens, in the lobby of the hotel. I told him that I had just had dinner. He went out on the porch, the regular dining room of this hotel. He stated that he was confronted with a bill-of-fare that called for $2.00| for the dinner, or supper, out there. I mean, $2 for each one. : - After I looked over the bill-of-fare,; I wondered what the farmers were getting for the products that they were selling. That half of a head of lettuce that I ate probably brought the farmer about 3 cents. The glass of buttermilk probably brought the farmer 2 cents. The little tomato that was in the soup and okra probably brought the farmer 1% cents. Of course there was some dressing that went along with it, and service and preparation that. was expensive. These hotels and cafes buy their produce from brokers and stores after it has changed hands several times from, the farmer. Something is wrong with the price that the farmer is getting for his stuff. I shipped twenty-five crates of cantaloupes Saturday from. Scotland, Ga. This morning, a produce firm called me on the phone and told me that they had received them, butt that the market was glutted and they did not know whether they could get anything over express charges for them. They stated, how- ever, that they were axceptionally good stock. One-half a cantaloupe generally costs the consumer at hotels and restaurants 15 cents. Did -you ever figure what this would be to the crate? A standard crate of cantaloupe consists of forty-five. Allowing five cantaloupes for spoiled and green, this leaves forty. Multiply this by thirty, and you have $12.00, that a crate of cantaloupes will bring when it is put on the dish for the average person who eats them. Watermelons have certainly busted. A car of 26 Ib. melons bring about $50.00. You cannot buy them anywhere in the city for less than 25 cts. This is $250.00 to the car. The average freight rate in Atlanta would run around $40.00 to $50.00 per car. The farmer is not getting what he should. ; : : I received a copy of a letter this morning, sent out by the Pedigree Dairies, Inc. It:is published herewith: ; PEDIGREE DAIRIES, Inc. Atlanta, Ga. : June 16, 1930. NOTICE TO ALL MILK SHIPPERS: | You are hereby notified that effective today we will buy milk at the following prices: Grade A, 75 cts. af Grade B, 65 cts. Surplus, 50 cts. ts and 12.2 cents per gallon for Surplus nfilk. / Pitces Of Farm Produce Due to the falling market on butter fat, we have been compelled to cut the purchase price on whole milk. The local market is over- crowded and prices are falling daily. \ Yours very truly, PEDIGREE. DAIRIES, Inc., . hae \ By B. B. GEORGE. : As soon as I read this letter, I phoned the Veterinary Department, and had them to figure what this (Grade A, Grade B, and Sur- | plus milk was bringing per average gallon. Grade A milk is bringing 25.8-.cents per gallon. Grade B milk is bringing 22.36 cents per galion. Surplus milk is bringing 17.2 cents per gallon This is what the farmer is getting for it, at present prices offered by Pedigree Dairies, Inc. and others. The Veterinary Department advised 'me that it would take at least 5 cents per gallon to take care of the expense of iceing and transporting this milk to the market. Lets see what that leaves the farmer, net, for his milk} at the barn. That is 20.8 cents.per gallon for Grade A, 17.36 cents per gallon for Grade B, How: long can the farmer last at any such prices as this.. Did you know that they charge 10 cts. per glass for milk at any hotel or restaurant in Atlanta? Did you know that averages $1.60 per gallon which the consumer, or the man who . finally drinks the milk, has to pay for it? I am publishing a letter that I received from a hard-working far- mer at Forsyth, Ga. I am omitting his name, as he did not give me authority to publish this letter, but he represetts the average farmer now who is trying to stagger along under the present prices of farm products. He is the one who sent me the letter from Pedigree Dairies, Ine. June 26, 1930. Dear Mr. Talmadge:: E T have the dairy blues, I am enclosing a notice of the second cut on milk since March. I sent to Atlanta the first half of June over seventeen hundred pounds of milk, and on yesterday got a check for $27.97, that is for fifteen days. The ice bill to come out of that and the feed that I bought also. Our children are all grown but one, and gone, so it is just wife and me to milk and farm. I do what I can to raise feed for cows and one mule. No hely\ on place. We cant live at that. We just try to have real necessities of course. : I bought five cows with borrowed money. Am trying to pay on them. It is dry here and hot. Crops the sorriest that I ever saw at this time of year. I thought you were in a position to.adyise me. ~ We dont mind work if we can get anything for it, but to work from 12 to 15 hours these hot days and get poorer every day. I had been thinking that I had better sell out and quit. No. give out and quit, for that| is what I would have to do. : When here is not one bad thing, there are tworabbits, crows, birds, squirrels, worms and different plagues to destroy everything you - try to have. i Sa (Continued on Page Hight) - MARKET REPORT ~ OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS INDEX Pp ili e i ject to Variation Flowers and Seed For Sale_-2, 3, 4 po vO le PTR July e We) AL: sane us a Flowers and Seed Wanted ----- 4,5 ted, 100Ibs $300 $8.00 ae so ee EUpIE Ser RAG rere ee 2 Cabbage, green, crated, Sas : 0 : : 7 es ds Gas ee E Eggs, Ga mata, O07, ee Dy ee 32 21 30 "95 2B _Seed For ae: ae: soe Eggs, Ga., Standard, doz.....- = 22D 30 25 .28 23 23 Incubators For Sale -.--+-%...--.:.- Eggs, Ga. Trade, ote = 20 25 20 20 18 18 TNEUDALOTS Wanted ~. 22s cae eee 5 gikos phew ae a es nee 78 2 oe oe a ae Second Hand Machinery For Hens, Ib. ---- : 18 20 123 22 18 18 bot ee Eee 5, 6 Se . 30 23 33 Serond Hand dachinery. Wanted. cc eee age net eee 12 22% 22) 22 20 25 puis: ele eae ee Geese, 10.2 tt EAS ee 09. 18 15 13 ae .20 Turkeys, lb.-----.------------ 20 .20 oo ee a eestor Sale _ 2. A. oak ees Caponss'* s2n cs. ae a Ne 25 oe a8 : a es Pe cee Field Peas, mixd bu. ....----- _ 3.00 2.50 3.00 3.00 2.75 - Eggs Wanted ----. Field Peas, C ee an on a ; aa eo oa a Live Stock For Sale .-_-....-.---- er, Best Table, 3 ; ; : eee plate Butter, cooking, Ib...- .21 .20 : 80 5) .30 25 Live Stock Wanted _-.......--.-.- Corn Meal, 96 lbs. -----2---. 230 2.20 2.40 ae 2.25 2.25 No Hogs Sold During Week Beginning June 23. KET BULLETIN cts doz. Exch. for blooming size Am- aryllis, white milk lilies, or peonies. Mrs A. C. Arnett, Amity, Ga. Rt. 1 Dbl. butter and egg bulbs, 10c doz. 60c a 100; narcissi, white with yellow cup in center, fragrant, 15c doz. 75c 100; dif. kinds wild ferns, 50c doz, geraniums, rooted, colors orange, old rose, purple red, sng. orange, baby ink- and white, 10c and i15c each; Christmas cherry, 10c each, rooted, ed hibuseus, 15c; 1M Hastings De- rative Hybrid coleus, all col. 20c loz. asparagus ferns, 4 yrs. old, $2; variegated lantana, rooted, 15c each; red bell fuschia, rooted, 15c each; root- ed, orange col. sultana, 35c; Elephant Ears, 2 bulbs for 25c ;old rose jus- ticia, 50c large size; red Christmas, May and yellow corn cactus, rooted, 10 each; red and white conch gera- niums, rooted, 10c ea. Will give 35 Hot pepper plants with each $1 or- der free. Add postage on all orders for less than 50c. Cash or money order only. Mrs: Thornton McCur- ley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5. Jonquils and butter and egg bulbs, $1 per 100; true snowdrop bulbs, wht. bells with green spot blooms, 60c per doz. 25 for $1.10; yellow and purple iris, 50 for $1.10; snow white iris, $1.10 per 100; 12 dif. col named labeled iris $1.10 per doz. 15 unlabeled, $1.10; a en. mixture of 15 col. 25 for $1.10; few doz. each of Queen of May, pink Pallida, Dalmatica, sky blue; Mme. Chereau, white edged with blue; all tall growers, 85c doz. 6 bulbs each, Her Majesty, Lohengrin, and Darius, 25c ea. 6 for $1.10; 3 bulbs_ each, Ambassadeur, Joeqyessionsa and Lent A. Williamson, 40c each, 3 for $1.10; everblooming pink and big red _ cac- tus, nice rooted blooming size plants, 35c ea; cuttings of pink, red and Xmas, 35 per doz.; mixed col. hibus- cus 35 doz. verbena, 60c per 100, daisy mums, mixed blue violets Autumn Glow and Chesterfield daisies 35c a 100: Siberian iris 6 for 60c; Yuccas, 8 for 35c. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5. White and red geranium cuttings, 5e ea.; leopard begonias, large size, 25c; rainbow .moss, green and white striped Jew, 10 cts. per doz. pepper- int, spearmint, white violets, 10c per doz; wisteria vine, blue, rooted, 10c each; mistletoe geranium, oxalis, par- lor vine, 3 for 10c; cannas, Jonquils, narcissi, whiteand yellow, 10c per doz. August lilies, 10c each; purple flag lilies, 10c per doz. No checks Mrs. M. J. White, Rt. 1. Gainesville, Ga. Caladiums, rooted, 10c ea; 6 col. dbl. geraniums, 7c per cutting, or 6 for 25 cts; air plants, monkey tail and red cactus plants; not rooted, pink and white oxalis bulbs, rooted house leek, pin cushion cactus, large leaf Wander- ing Jew, 5c each; sword ferns, 15c ea; ed cape jasmine, 10c each; add pos- tage on orders for less than 50c. Mrs. Raiph Williams, Rt. 2. Cumming, Ga. _ Rosy morn petunias, deep pink ark, beautiful colors, 25c per doz. ew fine geranium cuttings, 10c ea; une Cactus, 10c per cutting, 15c, rooted, Christmas cactus, 10 and 15c each, rooted 15c; vinca, 25c per doz. china asters, 10 cts each rooted. Add postage. . Mrs. C. R. Sorrell, Rt. 1 onroe, Ga Purple iris, 35c per doz. or 50 for $1.75; white narcissi, yellow centers, -25c. per doz.; $1 per 100. Yellow daf- fodils, same price. Perennial blue verbena, yellow primrose, bronze flow- red flag lilies, purple sweet violets, all 15 cts. per doz.; 75c per 100; $4 per M Wild ferns, 2 for 25c; nickel moss, 15c per doz; purple columbine, 6 for - 25c: Woodbine vine, 2 for 25c. Add : Bae. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy z _ Dark purple iris, 35c per doz; $2 per hundred, lavender iris, 35c per doz; orange; day lilies, 75 per 100; Shasta daisies, 35c per doz; $1.50 per 100; pink primroses, 25c per doz; $1 per hundred; field daisies, 65c per 100 pink hardy phlox, 50c per doz. pure ple fox glove, 35c per doz; pink hibus- cus plants, 45e each; snow balls, pink weigelias; pink crepe myrtle, all well ooted, 35 ea; yellow forsytha, 20c ea; purple and white aitheas, 2 for 20C, Mrs. Nancy Hen- t. 3, Ellijay, Ga. rooted, 1 f reissi, butter and ehesyyorwan pink oleander cutttings, 5c each; root- Sukh La PIUBLALE. IVES. WwW Tis Caw Rt. 1. Dahlonega, Ga. Red and purple verbena, 15c. per | doz; hardy sweet peas, 25c per/ doz; Ladies Wash bowl, 10c per doz; red cannas, 6 for 25c; dusty miller, 35c per 100; White chrysanthemums, 20 cts. per doz; blue and purple iris, jonquils and day lilies, all 60c per 100 ice plants, 5c ea. or 6 for 25c; Brides bouquet, pink almonds, bridal wreath crepe myrtle, honeysuckles lilacs, wisteria vines, red honeysuckle vines, all well rrooted 10c ea.; red japonicas 15c ea; white monthly roses, 15c. ea. pink running roses, three cut, tings for 10c. Add postage. Jemima Barnes, Oakman, Ga. Lace fern, 1 yr. old, 75c ea; spren- geri fern, 50c ea; geranium cuttings, 10c; colors, salmon, red. No stamps accepted. Add postage, Mrs. Arthur Peavy, Rt. 2, Harrison. Ga. Tiger lily seed, 10c per doz; 65c per hundred; rooted pink hydrangeas 20c each. Essie Kinzey, Cornelia, Ga. Large lace ferns, 50c each; aspara- gus, sprengeri ferns, 15 and 20 cts ea; three kinds Wandering Jew, silver striped, green striped, and large green 2 cuttings for 5 cts. Begonia cuttings pink and purple sultanas, 5c, um- brella palm, well rooted, 10c; hardy perennial phlox, 5c each; large chrys- anthemums, white curved petals, 5c; cannas, yellow, yellow and red spot- ted, orange, 5c each, or will exchange for fancy leaf caladiums, dbl. pink hibuscus ,or any other color perennial phlox. Add postage. Write before sending. Sara McMillian Rt. 2. Le- nox Ga. Red, white and pink geraniums, sword and fluffy ruffle ferns, white hydrangea, pink and large red June cactus, March and November cactus. Oxalis, all plants well rooted, 15c ea. or 2 for 25c; red, yellow and variega- ted cannas, 20c per doz.: Miss Thelma Merck, Rt. 7, Gainesville, Ga. Daffodils and narcissi, Star of Beth- lehem, blue grass, 75 cts per hundred; orange lilies, 75c per 100; golden glow, 25c per doz.; hardy phlox, 25c per doz; yellow dbl. Japonicas, 2 for 25c; red flowering quince, 2 for 25C; pink and purple altheas white Eng. dogwoods white Spirea, 2 for 25c; yel- low thorny roses, 2 for 25c; purple and lavender iris, 25c per doz; golden bell, yellow: forsytha 2 for 25c; purple fox or exchange for anything useful. Add glove, 25c per doz. Will sell for cash postage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson, Rt. 3 Ellijay, Ga. Tris in large quantity and great va- riety, if desired. Prices governed by quantity: 25c, 35c, 50c, 60c, 75c, and $1 per doz. Dbl. cannas, 50 doz. Spe- cial sale. Lula Gachet, Atlanta, Ga. 238- 12th St. N. E. Hydrangeas, pink and blue, well rooted, 50c each; King Humbert and President, red, and Richard Wallace, yellow cannas, $1 a doz. Mrs. Francis King, gladioli bulbs, . $1 doz: cone shaped pink spirea, 35c postpaid; dbl. and single White spirea, 30c each. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson, Ga. - Madona lily bulbs, $1.25 per doz. large, healthy bulbs. Order between July 1 and August 15. Mrs. R. D. Stephens, Maysville, Ga. Box 424, Large Dbl. red fringed poppy seed, 10 teaspoonful. del. Miss Estelle Bur- den, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 9. Lavender and purple cultivated iris 2 doz. 25c, plus 10c postage. Mrs. Cliff Booth, Kennesaw, Ga. Rt. 2. . Wood flowers, 10 a 100; touch- me- not 15c a100; Sweet peas, and Dev- ils Shoe string. 10e doz. Sunflowers, 15c a 100: Pretty by night, 10c doz. All del. Exch. for anvthing can use. Dollie Blackwell. Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. Cuttings of Evergreen hedge bushes, 25e doz. vard hydrangea, 5 ea. 6 for 25c; Calif. honeysuckle, baby roses, red and yellow canna se. different col. of dahlia, slips. all 5c each. _Include postage. Mrs. Blanche Odom, Dah- lonega, Ga. Rt. 3. : Pansies, yellow and purple, 25 per doz. plants. Four in. Face cactus leaves, 13 del. Leaf will take root. Nice pale small var. pink oxalis, 15 del. Well rooted, nice btinches Everbloom- ing begonias, 18c; well rooted running roses, variegited 10c. All del. Stone plants, leaves, 6c del. Leaves will take roots. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga. _ Large, dbl. cannas, large, fine, varie- gated eladioli, both 25 ern: Bos: ton, 25c Sw SSeS CULES pilalites SUCeE cts per doz.- Larg- orange and lemon Marigolds, 10 ects per doz; Bachelor Buttons, 10 cts per doz. Will exchange for different colors geraniums and maiden hair fern. Write first. Ossie Belle Wike, Cleveland, Ga., RFD 5. Large pink begonias and justicias, rooted, 20 cts each; pink and red gera- niums, rooted, 2 for 25 cts; lace, Boston, Teddy Jr., Asparagus, Sprengeri, and new crested ferns, 15 cents each; Conk begonias, 15 cts each. everblooming calla lily bulbs, 20 cts each. White and pink sweet pinks, pink and red verbena, 8 for 25 cts; pink oxalis, 10 cts each; Milk and Wine lilies, 20 cts each. spider and red lily bulbs, 3 for 25 cts; agera- tum, sweet violets, large dusty millers, 25 cts per doz. Night blooming series geraniums, begonias and cactus cut- tings, 5 cts each. Canna bulbs, 3 for 25 cts. Mrs. W. A. Huff, RFD 2, Mill-- edgeville, Ga. 12 doz. double yellow daffodil. bulbs, 25 cts per doz. Purchaser to pay post- age. Miss Cary Collins, Hephzibah, Ga. : : Big, double Marigold plants, mixed colors, 10 cts per doz. Miss S. L. David, RFD 1, Box 51, Tucker, Ga. Few doz. pink Aster plants, also few salvia plants, 20 cts per doz, delivered. y Mrs. W. T.. Couch, RFD, 6, Gainesville,. Ga. 100 Butter and. Egg bulbs, cream and yellow mixed with narcissi, $1, or 20 cts per doz; 2 cts. each. Large, double pink hyacinth bulbs, $1 per doz. or 10 cts each; 50 smaller bulbs, $2. Add postage, Miss H. L. Whitehead, RFD 2, Jefferson, Ga. : Orange color day lilies, 20 cts per doz; geraniums, sage, 15 cts per doz, or will exchange for fancy leaf caladiums (1 doz. of either for one caladium) or for all colors sultanas, lantanas, or chrysanthemums. Also have. March rose, red velvet rose cuttings, also blue rose, and blue hydrangea. Will ex- change for Marchel Neil or other root- ed ross. Mrs. H. D. Lancaster, RFD 1, Juniper, Ga. Canna lilies, red, -variegated, yellow, 25 cts per doz; cream, white 20 cts each, verbena, pink, 25 cts per doz; Shasta daisies, flag lilies, 25 cts per doz; blue sweet violets, $1 per hundred; geran- iums, 5 cts per cutting. dwarf white geranium, 10 cts per cutting; Wander- ing Jew, big leaf, striped leaf, or small leaf, 25 cts per doz. Will exchange for potato plants. Mrs. S. A. Miller, Fin- leyson) Ga. : Maple, Grape, Francis, tree, red conch begonfas, 10 cts and 15 cts each. Double white, red, 5 different shades pink geraniums, 25 cts per doz cuttings. Rooted pink justicia, 15 cts each. Lan- tanas, 15 cts for 4 cuttings: rainbow moss, nic bunch, 15 cts. sword, Boston fish tail, Fluffy ruffles, 15 cts per bunch, mixed; Maiden Hair ferns, 20 cts each; snake, Christmas, double pink cactus, 15 cts per doz cuttings; green, green and white Jew, 15 cts per. doz. Night caps, salvia, calendula, 15 cts per doz. Everblooming sweet peas, 2 colors, 25 cts per doz plants. Mrs. J. C. Eades, RFD 7, Gainesville, Ga. Blue, lily bush, 6 to 10 in high 50 cts per doz; marigold plants, 15 cts per doz} winter pinks, 20 cts per doz: wild ferns, 25 cts per doz; petunias, 25 cts per doz; add postage. Clarence Ander. son, RFD 1, Murrayville, Ga. Several doz. bulbs of white and yel- low jonquils, 10 cts per bulb or $1 per doz. Also yellow, fragrant lemon lilies, same price, postpaid. Money orders preferred. ~Miss Charlotte Barnes, RFD 2, Carrollton, Ga. a= Jonquil bulbs, big and} small flowers, state insp., 75 cts per hundred, or will exchange for anything can use. Mrs. L B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga. Small palms, 6 lots, 50 cts each. Will exchange for peas or beans for plant- ing. Donald H. Johnson, Brunswick, a. Old fashioned yellow marigold plants, 13 cts per doz. plus postage. Mrs. E.B. Barrett, RFD 2, Danielsville, Ga. Yellow jonquils, 75 cts per 50. $1.25 per hundred, postpaid. Mrs. Claude Hardin, RFD 1, White, Ga. : _ oe ae 4 ane 6 se high, $2 for lot. iss Jennie Seago, 326 Railroad St., Barnesville, Ga. ne? : New Columbine seeds, hybrids of all colors, single and double. 10 cts per. areal Mrs. W. F. Gard, Clayton, with green foilage, 50' cts per doz, or $4 Hollyhocks, mixed colors, 12 cts per -doz. Petunias, periwinkles, touch-me- nots, phlox, marigolds, mixed colors, 10. cts per doz. Dusty miller, 5 cts per doz; white conk begonias, pink, red gerani- ums, 5 cts per cutting; Wandering Jew, _ green and white striped, 3 for 10 cts; rainbow moss, 5 cts each. Will ex- | change any of the above for white or | salmon geraniums or begonia cuttings. Miss. Annie Sue Norman, RFD 2, Col- bert, Ga. = Christmas cherry plants, 35 cts per doz; coleuq plants, 40 cts per doz; dif- ferent kinds, three colors begonias, 10 cts each. Water lilies, 50 cts each. Three different kinds of oxalis, 10 cts each; Perfume plants, 25 cts per doz; peppermint plants, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. S. N. Camp, Eastanollee, Ga. % Coreopsis and coleus plants, 5 cts each. C. C. Perkins, Fairview Farm, Carrollton, Ga. = Mixed snapdragon plants, 15 cts per doz. 2 doz for 25 cts, postpaid. Miss Mary E, Ballard, RFD 1, Concord, Ga. Large red and yellow flowering can- na. plants; The President, red with green foliage, and King Midas, yello per hundred. Can also be supplied in ydormant roots or bulbs in the fall at 5 cts less. Mrs. Charles M. Kimbell, RFD 3, McDonough, Ga. We ee Mixed colors coleus, 15 cts, or will _ exchange for Beefsteak begonia, Chat ellaine Supreme, or Rex Begonia, Star begonia;suitanas, Teddy Jr. fern. Also have single colors geraniums, 5 cts per cutting, or will exchange for any flow- ers mentioned above. Few bunches of rose moss to exchange, of will sell for 15 cts per bunch. rs. J. K. Croft, RFD 2, Pavo, Ga, _ z Large leaf, pink shamrock, to be put. out in July. Fall and winter bloomer. 20 cts per doz. bulbs. Also winter blooming yellow oxalis, 15 cts per doz. bulbs. Mrs. J. C, Kelley, Mitchell, Ga. Marigold plants, 3 doz for 25 cts. Mrs. Chas. E. Cone, 24 Jones Ave., Statesboro, Ga. _1 large lace fern, $1; 1 large red and pink gerarlium, 25 cts per cutting, Yuc- = ca, pink conk begonias, trailing arbutus 10 cts each; solid green and white striped Jew, 25 cis per doz; postage paid on all orders for 25 cts and above. Mrs. H. D. Burt, -RFD 2, Box 136 Amer- icus, Ga. pee Old fashioned red bachelor button plants, 15 cts per doz; deep pink prim- _ roses, 15c. per doz; purple iris, 20 cts. per doz; purpl@ fox glove, 15 cts per doz. All well roote@. No order accepted for less than 10 cts. Mrs. Ida Souther. land, RFD 3, Box 48 Ellijay, Ga. Se Princes feathers, 15 cts per doz; grape and maple begofiias, 15 cts each; Gloria de Chatteline begonias, 15 cts each. double red carnations, 10 cts per cutting; 20 cts rooted; rose bud geran- lums, 15 cts each; blue, purple verbena plants, 20 cts per doz; pink hydrangeas, 20 cts each; cedar ferns, ostrich plume ferns, 20 cts each; sweet Williams, 15 cts per.doz; double mixed colors choice dahlias, 1Q cts each; cannas, double red, orang and yellow, 10 cts each; Sweet scented all winter and spring blooming, large flowering violets, 65 cts per hundred; lantanas, 15 cts each; orange lilies, 75 cts per hundred. nar- cissi and daffodils, also blue iris, $1 per hundred. Florrie E. Hughey, RFD 1, Ranger, Ga. : : ieee Lemon lilies and blue iris, 20 cts per _ doz; house leak, dusty miller, primroses, 3 doz for 25 cts; pink creeping myrtle, 3 for 25 cts; purple fox glove, 3 doz for 25 cts; red flowering quince, 3 for 25 cts; birdeye hedge, 30 cts per doz. Eng- lish dogwood, 3 for 25 cts; Traveler's delight, 50 cts per doz. All rooted. Mrs. Louisa Blaylock, RFD 3, Box 48, Ellijay, Ga. aoe 1 large box of 2 yr. old lace fern, $1; nice jonquil bulbs, $1 per hundred: large size blood and wine lily bulbs, 15 ~ cts each; shasta daisies, 10 cts each. daffodil bulbs, 35 cents per doz; large _ size red and yellow_cannas, 2 for 35 cts; large red coleus, 15 cts each: caladium 15 cts each. Cash with order. Mrs. Ola Comander, RFD B, Camilla, Ga. Wild flowers and ferns, also hardy hydrangea and wisteria. Write Yonge Walker, Mt. Ga. a : Mixed bulbs,-ferns, footed geraniums verbena, all cdlors, also touch-me- exchange for settings of S. C. | eggs. Mrs. J, W. Heard, RFD 6, ; yth, G Thursday, July 3, 1930. = _ Flowers and Seed For Sale Dwarf boxwood plants, rooted, 4 to 6 in. high, $3 per hundred; 6 to 8 in. $6 jper hundred; tree variety, 6 to 8 in. plants, $5 per hun,-$40 per M; dwarf, 6 to 8 in. plants, $50 per M; 50 plants at |. 100 rates, 250 plants at 1,000 rates. For- sythia, 25 cts each; white spirea, 20 cts each; crepe myrtle, pink and purple, $5 per hundred. arbor vitae, 6 plants, 12 - to 15 in. high, $3.50 for lot. Cape jas- mine, 2 yr. old plants , 35 cts each; white Cherokee roses, nice plants $5 per hundred. Lois Woodruff, RFD 1, Greenville, Ga. : Rooted boxwood cuttings, 4 to 6 in, $7 per hundred, 200 for $12. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. Hermorscalis lilies, $1 per doz; white spirea, rooted cut- tings, $3 per doz; rooted white cape jasmine, $3 per doz. Sunset gladioli bulbs, 25 cts per doz; white iris, $1 per doz; white Cherokee roses, $1 per doz; seedling poplar trees $2.50 per doz. Maude Hamby, RFD 3, Greenville, Ga. Double geraniums, red, white, pink, purple, wine, salmon, variegated, 5 cts per cutting, cactus, red May, deer horn, Easter, 5 cts each; pink justia, pink hydrangea, everblooming cape jasmine, Alba lineata fern ,5 cts; St. Bernard lily, 15 ctsj each; fairy lily, 5 cts each; carraline and guinea wing begonias, 5 cts per cutting. sprengeri and Boston fern, 10 cts each; red. and white conk begonias, rooted, 5 cts each; red car- nation cuttings, 5 cts each; wax vine cuttings, 5 cts each; double pink hya- cinth bulbs, large size, $1 per doz; sma)l size, 75 cts; single blue Roman hya- cinths ,50 cts per doz; double red tulips, \50 cts per doz; jonquils, white narcissi, $1 per hundred; tufted pansies, 5 cts; blue violets, $1 per hundred. Add post. age. Mrs. S. Fulcher, RFD 4, Jefferson, Ga. f Rooted double red geranium, 25 cts. each. cabbage geraniums, 15 cts per cutting; ice plant, rooted, 15 cts each; Thanksgiving and Christmas cactus, rooted, 25 cts each; Wandering Jew, large and small, green, 10 cts per cut- - ting, exchange for | different colors double_rooted geraniums, rooted sult- anas, 6r nice, large clean feed sacks, 10 cts each. Mrs. H. Castelres, RFD 5, Moultrie, Ga. Silver leaf moss, 25 cts per doz; blue iris, 45 cts perdoz; peppermint, 10 cts per doz; hardy mountain ferns, 25 cts per doz; baby toe fern, 20 cts per doz; fall pinks, yellow blooms, 20 cts per doz.; Heaisease, 16 for 15 cts; red tame horse mint, 25 cts per doz. ever- green geraniums, 15 cts per doz, all well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. M. A. Aber- crombie, Loving, Ga. ~ : Large double, deep pink cannas, City Portland, $3 per hundred;, President. large double, tall red, $1.50 per hun- dred; Queen Helefi, a large yellow and red variegated, $1.50 per_hundred; Eu- reka, large cream white, 75 cts per doz; _ large white iris, $1 per hundred; gladi- oli, $1 per hundred. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele, Ga. Narcissi, jonquils, $1.25 per hundred; pink vine or mountain beauty, 10 cts each; moonflower vine white, 25 cts, each; red spider lilies, 25 cts per doz; sprengeri ferns, 10 cts each; ageratum plants, 2 cts efth._ Add postage. Miss Pearl Strong, Box 85, Valdosta, Ga. Pink thrift, 50 cts per hundred. blan- ket plants, 25 cts per doz; sweet violets, 25 cts per_doz; October lily bulbs, 25 cts per doz.,petunias, different colors, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. Lee Moseley, RFD 1, Box 82, Reynolds, :Ga. Star of Bethlehem, 10 cts per doz; colonial lilies, 20 cts per doz; begonias, _ 4 different kinds maple leaf, grape leaf, everblooming, red and pink, 10 cts each; old rose sultana, 10 cts each; 4 colors geraniums, 10 cts each; peri- winkles, 20 cts per doz; red salvia, 10 cts per doz; large type mums, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. Ada Rice, Maxeys, Ga. Hastings mammoth zinnias, mixed colors, white and variegated violets, dairy plants, myrtle vine, 4 doz for 25 cts; Hastings double mixed balsam, yel- low, red and pink zinnias, lemon mari- golds, 3 doz. for 30 cts. Boston ivy vine, daffodils, cream. white narcissi, 20 cts per doz; smalland large leaf green jew, 2 doz for 15 cts; 12 colors Iris, mixed, 75 cts per @oz., periwinkle vine and 3 colors verbena, 15 cts per doz. Mrs. _ Henry Eller, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. _ Boston,and asparagus fern, 15 cts ea; geraniums, May cactus, 10 cts per cut- ting; pink justicia, 10 cts per cutting; bleeding heart, 20 cts each; white and pink begonias, and_two kinds of fuchsia 10 cts per cutting; red, white, yellow - fall pinks, 5 cts. well rooted hedge plants, 1 ct. each, large Wandering Jew and pink periwinkle, 15 cts per doz; August lilies, 15 cts each; sweet Wil- MARKET BULLETIN ligms, 10 cts each; honeysuckle, 25 cts. each. Easter lilies, 20 cts; two colors dahlia slips, 10 cts. Will exchange cut- ting for pink geraniums rooted, cape Jasmines, maiden hair fern, chicken begonias, plumbagos, silver spotted and beefsteak begonias. Send cash with order. Miss Daisy Willis, RFD 3, Talk- ing Rock, Ga. White wax spider lilies, 10 cts each, 15 for $1; jonquils, 3 doz for 50 cts; gray violets, 25 cts per doz; day lilies, 40 cts per hundred. Add postage on all orders. Mrs. E. A. Wells, Chats- worth, Ga. 3 large single ref geraniums in bloom, 75 cts each. Nice size coleus plants, variegated, 5 cts each; dusty miller, 10 cts per doz; abelia cuttings, 10 cts ea; 1 large po single geranium, 85 cts, or will exchange for nice white feed sacks or baby chicks. Add postage. Mrs. In- diana Barnes, Alma, Ga. Yellow daffodils and jonquils, $1 per hundred, single white narcissi, white Iris, $1 per hundred. Hemerocallis day lilies, $1.25 per hundred. blue hya- cinths, single, 35 cts per doz; extra large paper white daquble_narcissi, 60 = per doz. Mrs. . C. Dye, Middleton, a. Petunia pets, 15 cts per doz; mari- golds, 15 cts per doz; double white and red geranium cuttings, 5 cts each; yel- low lily bulbs, 5 cts each. milk and wine lilies, 10 cts each; orange lanta- nas, 20 cts; purple lantanas 20 cts. or will exchange for chrycanthemums, calla lilies, verbena or japonicas. Mrs. I. E. Gibson, Box 3, Waynesville, Ga. Petunia plants, mixed, 10 cts per doz: periwinkles, pink and white, 10 cts per doz. Mrs. J. J. Howell, Climax, Ga. Cream and yellow_cluster narcissi, trumpet jonquils, blue bottles, snow- drops, wild Easter lilies, all blooming size, $1 a hundred. Red, purple pink and white hollyhocks, 50 cts per doz. Double geraniums, red, pink and white begonia cuttings, 5 cts each; lantana cuttings, 10 cts each, rooted double carnations, $1.25 per doz. - All colors double rose moss, rooted, 25 cts per doz; sweet Williams, grass pinks, 2 doz for 25 cts clove pinks, 10 cts per bunch. |- Add postage. Mrs. Lula McElhannon, RFD 1, Royston, Ga. Purple sand verbena, Hastings gera- nium cuttings, gladioli, purple, green and white striped Wandering Jew, yel- low cannas, Christmas cactus,5 cts. per cutting. Royal poncianna bushes, well rooted, 10 cts each. Mrs. B. 8S. Ward, RFD 2, Toomsboro, Ga. Several thousand heavily rooted dwarf boxwood cuttings, $3, $5, and $7.50 per hundred, according to size. Blanche Woodruff, Greenville, Ga. Orange Sultanas, rooted, 10 cts each; Conch begonia cuttings, 5 cts each; Angel Wing begonias, pink and red, 10 cts each; other begonias, 10 cts each; chicken gizzard, 5 cts each. sword ferns y.0 cts; trailing coleus, 5 cts each. Stamps acceptd. Mrs. J. D. Stewart, RFD 2, Cairo, Ga. Cosmos plants. 25:cts per doz; peren- nial hardy poe 50 cts per doz; sweet Williams, 50 cts per doz; touch-me-not plants, 30 cts per doz; fox gloves, 35 cts per doz; lilies, $1 per doz; canna, lil- ies, $ 1 per doz; conch begonias, 10 tes each; 3 for 25 cts; Boston and Roose- velt, sword fern, 15c each. 3 for 25 cts. grape leaf begonia, 10 cts:each, 3for 25 cts; blue hydrangea, 15 ects each, oxalis, pink, white and red, 10 cts per bunch; 3 for 25 ets; Jurie cactus, 15 cts each; red begonias, 15 cts. each; monthly rose bushes, all colors, 15 cts each; hemlock, $1 per doz; Mountain laurels, $4 per doz. Add postage. Miss Cora Turner, RD 4, Cleveland, Ga. Purple Iris, brown day. lilies, weep- ing willow cuttings, hedge cuttings, $1 per hundred; lily bush, Seven Sisters roses, porch pepper vine, 10 cts each, 3 for 25 cts; Mums, yellow and white, 25 cts per doz; blue violets, 25 cts yer hundred. Add postage. Miss Willa Mae Ralston, Ella.Gap, Ga. : 2 doz small yellow chrysanthemums, 35 cts per doz. red, white and crimson Four Oclock plants, mixed, 5 cts each, portulaca, plants, 10 cts each; add post- age. Will exchange for flower cuttings, preferably geraniums, 5 four oclocks, 5 portulaca plants, 12 kochia plants, 5 petunia plants, 5 China and Jap pinks, 2 devils Shoe string plants, all for $1. Special package of flower seed, 35 cts per teaspoonful. pink seed, 2 teaspoonfuls larkspur seed, 1-3 teaspoonwul portulaca see, teaspn. coreopsis seed; 1-3 teaspoonful 1929 pansy seed, 1-3 teaspoonful 1929 portu- laca. and Creopsis @3ed, mixed. Wan- dering Jew, 10 cts per doz; 3 doz for 25 cts; kochia, tricophylla, or Mexican fire bush, 2 for 5 cts; 25 cts per doz; China and Japan pinks seed, 5 cts per pkt; larkspur seed, 5 cts per pkt:, Wil give free 3 red four oclock plants on all orders amounting to 50 cts and China and Japan over. Miss Emily Harrison, broke, Ga. 7 different kinds everblooming rose cuttings, not rooted, 10 cts per doz; mixed: colors hardy phlox, mixed colors Bolling- jmums, mixed colors hollyhocks, New Years vine, ggiden glow, white violets, white primrose, fox glove, 25 cts per doz; white August lilies, 10 cts each or 3 for 25 cts, squirrel tail fern, 10 cts. each; box flowers, not rooted, 1 gera- nium, 1 begonia, 1 hydrangea, 1 plum- bago, 1 justicia, 1- double hybiscus, 1 mush plant, 1 double petunia, 1 purple fuschia, 2 weeping lantanas, 1 varie- gated lantana, 1 each Xmas, June and snake cactus, 1 purple stripped Jew, 1 white striped Jew, 1 red carnation, 1 double white fuschia, all for 75 cts. 1 bunch oxalis and green Jew if wanted. 1 ivy or sweet gum geranium, 1 Angel Wing begonia, 1 beefstake begonia, 1 Sultana, 1 grape begonia, 1 red begonia, 1 single hibiscus, all for 30 cts, plus postage. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, RFD 1, Dahlonega, Ga. Red Jap quince, yellow japonica, white Thynbergia spirea, English holly and ivy, large shrubs, 20 cts each; pink and white rose of Sharon, white Eng- lish dogwood, golden bell,-2 for 25 cts: double yellow daffodils, 20 cts per doz, Single, 15 cts; white narcissi, 15 cts per doz. Orange day lilies, 50 cts per hun- dred; blue and purple iris, 30 cts per doz; pink, whit and red azaleas, 50 cts per doz; red hardy pink or carnation, mountain sword fern, Boston fern, 10 cts; snowflakes moss, pine leaf moss, weeping ivy, nickle vine, 10 cts per doz; wild geranium, wild phlox, wild iris, mae violets. Myrtle Duvali, Ellijay, a. . Several kinds of box flowers, gera- niums, oxalis, lantanas, begonias, sul- tanas, hydrangeas, 10 cts each; Mother Tear, 10 cts each. 5 different kinds ferns, 10 ctS each, or will exchange for good 100-lb thick white feed sacks, 1 cutting fqr sack, each to pay postage. Mrs. Minnie: Willis, Talking Rock, Ga. Cuttings St. Augustine Grass, well rooted $1.50 per bushel, FOB Alma. Miss A. Dixon, Box 55 Alma, Ga. Red Jap quince, yellow japonica; white Trunderberger and spirea, Eng- lish holly, ivy, large shrubs, 20 cts ea; pink and white Rose of Sharon, white English dogwood, golden bell, 2 for 25 cts./ Double yellow daffodils, 20 cts per doz; single, 15 cts per doz; White nor- cissi, 15 cts per doz.; orange day lilies, 50 cts per hundred; blue and purple iris, 30 cig per doz; pink, white and red hardy carnations, mountain, sword fern, Boston fern, 10 cts each; snow- flake moss, pine leaf moss, weeping ivy, nickle vine, 10 cts per doz; wild gera- nium, wild phlox, wild violets, iris, 15 cts per doz; add postage. Mary Lang- ley, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. Coleus, well rooted, 10 cts each; pink and white hydrangea, 5 cts per cut- ting, or will exchange for any other pot flowers. Ethel Crow, RFD 2, Gaines- ville, Ga. Coleus plants, 2 for 5 cts. blooming size petunia plants, 15 cts sper doz; white. and green striped, and _ solid green, Wandering Jew 3 for 10 cts: maiden hair fern;10 cts each; long leaf Silver spotted begonia, well rooted, 20 cts each. Mrs T. F. Fordham, RFD 4, Dublin, Ga. =" Several thousand spring blooming white narcissi, 1 thotisand yellow trum- pie shaped daffodils, $6 per M; $1 per undred; 500 single blue Roman hya- cinth bulbs, $2 per hundred; 30 cts per doz; will exchange for red amaryllis and white Madonna lilies. Mrs. J. B. Saye, Newborn, Ga. Water lily bulbs, white or pink, $1.25 each, Dug fresh from pool. Also iris and peony roots, reasonable, Mrs. Fred J. Creswell, RFD 6, Roswell Road, At- lanta, Ga. Speckled Beauty, Silver Leaf, Glaze leaf begonias, ostrich pee: Norwood, babys breath, fish tai , fluffy ruffles, and silver fern; white and pink sul- tanas, ivy leaf geraniums, silver leaf seraniums, double white fuschias, all well rooted, 15 cts each. Large, double bloom cannas, all colors, 35 cts per doz; double petunias, 4 for 25 cts; purple achimenes, 15 cts per doz. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam, Ga. _ Double petunias, rooted, 15 cts, cut- tings, 10 cts. single white with orange center geraniums, 10 cts per cutting; dark red double geraniums, 10 cts per cutting; narcissi, 30 cts per doz; varie- gated hollyhocks, 40 cts per doz; white beonies, 40 cts each; pink peonies, 50 cts. each; orange cannas, 60 cts per doz; yellow andred cannas, 75 cts per doz; dahlia bulbs, 50 cts per doz; blue iris, $1.40 per hundred. yellow and or- chid iris, 75 cts per doz: jonquils, daf- fodils, $1 per hundred; lady fingers, 35 cts per doz; carnations, 10 cts each; prickly pears, 10 cts each; _ bridal wreath, crepe myrtle, 10 cts each. No PAGE THREE _ exchanges. Send postage on orders under $1 No. stamps accepted. Cash with order. F. A. Woodward, RFD 1, Fair Mount, Ga... ; Fine sprouts of doub%e cream olean- der, just right for rooting, 3 for 25 cts. Fresh seed of pink peony poppies, largest that grows, 10 cts per packet. Sweet William seed, 10 cts per pkt. Large plants, 25 cts per doz. Royal Poinciana plants, 25 cts each; forget- me-not plants, 2 for 25 cts; hibiscus, pink -and wine color hollyhocks, also Showers of Gold, 10 cts per pkt. Will exchange for honey, good fresh butter, or dried fruit. Will take 100 late head- ing cabbage plants. Mrs. John R. Tur- ner, Concord, Ga. Nice sound mixed bulbs, yellow daffo- dils, white and yellow narcissi, butter and egg, 15 cts per doz; 60 cts per hundred; $4.50 per M. White flag lilies, 20. cts per doz. double red carnations, 5 cts each; rooted, 10 cts. 3 varieties red geraniums, pink and white, pink justicia, pink maple leaf, coral pink begonia cuttings, 25 cts for collection of 8 cuttings. Miss Inez Malone, Brooks, Ga. Cape Jasmine, rooted, 1 yr. old, 30 Gainesville, Ga. Sultana, bright red, well rooted, 10 cts each. Add postage, ail blooming. Mrs. Castle Vaughan, RFD 1, Box 69, Barnesville, Ga. for 35 cts; fine purple verbena, 10 cts per doz; red carnations, 5 cts per cut- ting; purple violets, $1 per hundred. Add postage. Mrs. Pearl Thompson RFD 3, Royston, Ga. ; 100 perennial purple ageratum, will | bloom this fall, $1.25. 100 medium ~ sized double white chrysanthemums, $1.25; trailing Queen coleus, also standing coleus, rooted, all colors, 2 for 30 cts. State preference as to dark or light colors.of coleus. Mrs. Minnie Phillips, RFD 1; Box 10, Sulphur Springs, Ga. 3 White narcissi and jonquil bulbs, mixed, 75 cts per hundred, will ex- change for white feed sacks, ve Mrs. G. M. Foster, RFD 2, Waco, a. Jonquil bulbs, 50 cts per hundred; milk and wine lily bulbs, 3 for 25 cts, or 14 for $1 white yard hydrangeas, year old, rooted, 25 cts each. Mrs. R. & Taylor, RFD 2, Box 82, Arlington, a. . Mixed colored snapdragon plants, 1 ct. each. Add 7 cts for postage. Bur- pees Royal mixed colors aster plants, 1 ct. each. Add 7 cts for postage. Mrs. O. E. Browning, RFD 4, Doerun, Ga. Blue cluster hydrangea cuttings, rooted; 25 cts each FOB, Screven, Ga. Various colors gladioli bulbs, 5 cts each. Cream colored flowering Locust tree plants, prices according to size and height of rooted plants. All FOB Scr- ven, Ga. Mrs. A. C. Hewitt, RFD 2, ~ Screven, Ga. 10 or more different colors double geraniums for sale, 1 yr. old, 50 cts each, cuttings, 10 cts each. Rooted be- gonias and cuttings. Write before or- dering for full description. Add post- age on orders. Fresh dianthus, poppy seed. Mrs. J. F. Fender, Stockton, Ga. lily roots, also Egyption lotus plants, - write. Margaret B. Mayer, Box 6, Savannah, Ga. Se 1 asparagus fern, 5 years old, 25 run. ners with jar, $10. Mrs. P. R. Ivie, Cor- nelia, Ga. Cape Jasmine, unrooted, coleus, dif- ferent colors, well rooted plants, 5 cts each; 25 cts per doz; verbena plants, different colors, scarlet salvia, 25 cts per doz; rooted white hydrangeas, 20 cts each. yellow trumpet jonquil bulbs, 25 cts per doz; 90 cts per hundred: 100 bulbs white narcissa, sweet scented; 25 cts per doz, or $1 for lot. Postpaid. Cash or money order only. Miss Inez Moore, RFD 3, Bowdon, Ga. Yellow jonquil bulbs, 10 cts per doz; 3 doz for 2%cts; plus postage, 75 cts per hundred delivered. Buttercups, 10 cts per doz; red and pink conk begonias, - big leaf begonias, large size plants, 25 cts each; large double red-rooted cut- tings of hardy carnations, 15 cts; Single salmon geraniums, 10 cts each rooted; yellow spotted cannas, 25 cts per doz. pink coxcomb plants ,25 cts per 2 doz. Add postage on small or- ders. 1 Hymalaya berry vine free with order over 50 cts. No checks. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga. Maiden hair fern, 15 cts each, or 2 for 25 cts; double daffodils, trumpet jonquils, wild Easter lilies, blue bottle bulbs, $1 per hundred; Fall pinks, pur~- ple Iris, 25 cts per doz; scarlet verbena, 10 cts per bunch ;wild purple and yel- low iris, $1 per hundred; yellow pond lilies, 10 cts each. Add postage. Mrs, Otto Carey, RFD 1, Royston, Ga. cts each. Miss Velvie Martin RFD 9, iC Dinthus pinks, 20 cts per doz; 2 doz ~ 100." Th. Vi Pink, white and yellow hardy water 10 cts each, rooted; two kinds of pink, _ _. Georgia _ Market Bulletin Published Weekly By The BUREAU OF MARKETS _Arthur D. Jones, Director _ Department Of _ Agriculture Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner | THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1930 _ Entered as second class matter | February 15, 1922, at the Post Office ab Atlanta, Georgia, un- der = =< of es 6, - 0. > cept or mailing at specia mate or postage provided for in ae 1103. Act of October 8, _ Notice of farm produce and ap- | purtenanees, admissible under tal regulations, inserted one ime on each request and re- peated only when request is ac- med by new copy of no- ce. Second-hand Farm Machinery, Flowers and Seed, Incubator and Ornamental Nursery Stock no- tices are pene in monthly supplement which appear on the first Thursday of each __ month. _ Farm land for sale editions are _ published at intervals during the year. Advance notices of these |. editions appear from time to time advising advertisers when | to mail-us these types of notice. Limited space will not permit ertion of unimportant no- tices. Under Legislative act the Market Bulletin does not assume - any responsibility for any notice _@ppearing in the Bulletin or transaction resulting therefrom. Flowers and Seed For =. Sale .pril blooming narcissi bulbs, extra large, 35 cts per doz; postpaid, med- ium size, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. J. C. eal RFD 5, Box 48, Lincolnton, re) Large rose color chrysanthemums, 5 cts each; evergreen hedge, 10 cts each; ivy vine cuttings, 5 cts each; large red cannas, 10 cts each. Mrs. A. L. Bran- an, 217 Duncan Ave., Macon, Ga. - Cannas, orange bloom, bronze leaf red bloom, bronze leaf, 10c each, 3 for 25 cts; red bloom, green leaf, grows 5 to 7 ft. high, yellow bloom, green leaf, -yellow.and red bfoom, green leaf. red _ with yellow edge, green leaf, 8 cts each, 4 for 25 cts; begonia cuttings, 5 kinds, 10 cts each; geranium cuttings, white, red, 1 Octs per cutting, red rooted, 20 cts each; spring blooming bulbs, 20 cts per doz; iris, white, purple, lavender, 30 cts per doz; shasta daisies, ageratum 20 cts per doz; double poppy seed, Sweet William, calliopsis, 10 cts spoonful; double hyacinth bulbs, 10 cts each; 3 for 25 cts. Small Madonna lilies, 15 cts each; large type mums, - white, 40 cets doz. Or will exchange for gold banded lily, fancy leaf cala- dium, calla lilies, spider, Regal lily, milk and wine lily, lupine plants, mix- colors, fox glove, mixed colors, red hot poker plants, Assyrian leopard plant, Christmas cactus, ostrich plume fern, delphinium plants, or seed, mixed collors Emma Marie, Sunset Glow, _ Rose Marie, Bonnie Brae, Picador dah- lia bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. J. C. ze, RFD 2, Ashland, Ga. sprengeri fern, 5 yrs. old, $5. 1 Babys breath fern, 5 yrs. old, $5. 1 green and. white spotted leaf begonia, 3 ft. three stalks, has red blooms. Mrs. F. Bennette, RFD 3, Canon, Ga. ris, Crimson King, standards and falls rich deep purple, extra large, $1.25 per doz; Honorablis, golden yellow stand- ards, rich mahogany falls, $1.50 per doz; Pallida Dalmatica, clear lavender blue, $2 per doz; Queen of May, rose ae $1.50 per doz; King of Iris, clear, emon yellow standards, rich maroon alls, $2 per doz; Queen Caterina, pale ue flowers and orange bread, $1.75 per doz; Japanese iris. mixed colors, double and single, very large, $2 per ; z Golde 8. per Mixed petunias, mixed snap dragon, scarlet sage, and old fashioned frag- rant grass pinks, 25 cts per doz; pink oxalis, 5 cts each; pink, red and yellow large flowering cannas, 50 cts per doz. orange day lilies, white, blue and bronze iris, 40 cts per doz; pink Doro- thy Perkins and blue running rose, rooted, 10 cts each; mixed colors and type dahlia slips, 40 cts per doz; dusty miller, blue sweet violets, Star of Beth- lehem, 10 cts per doz; pink weigelia, 2 for 25 cts; yellow thornless rose, rooted, 15 cts; mixed verbenas, rooted, 5 cts ea; small sprengeria; ferns, 5 cts each large pink double poppy seed, 10 cts. per pkg. Birdeye hedge bushes, 10 cts. Will exchange for a few calla lilies, Regale or fairy lilies, or double hya- cinths, Add postage on small orders. Mrs. J. Winter, Buford Ga. Water lilies, 6 tor 50 cts; 12 for 75 cts; pink perennial phlox, 30 cts. per doz 5 doz for $1. Burnt orange lilies, 35 cts per doz; 3 doz for $1. Sweet Williams, double, assorted colors, 25 cts per doz; 5 doz for $1; white violets, 15 cts per doz; 2 doz for 25 cts, 100 for $1 Crimson trumpet creeper, 40 cts per doz. Collection hardy porch ferns, 6 for 50 cts; black hawk ferns, \3 for 25 cts; American or globe arbor vitaes, 15 to 20 in. high, 25 and 35 cts each. Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz. pink and white trailing arbutus, 40 cts per doz; althea lilies, 20 cts each. 75 cts per doz; 10 choice rooted roses, $1; American Beauty roses, 20 cts each, $1 per doz; golden orange lilies, 40 cts. per doz; Blue Jap iris, 50 cts or address given). 150 sprengeri ferns, planted from fseed, 10 cts each, or 15 for $1. Post- paid. Mrs. W. R. Smith, Jr., RFD 2, Chster, Ga. Tuberoses, 10 cts each; Mothers Tears, 3\for 10 cts; geranium cuttings, 5 cts per cuttting ; walnut geranium cuttings, 5 cts each; weeping lantana, 3 cuttings for 10 cts; red hibiscus, 10 cts per cutting, 3 for 25 cts; hydrangea cuttings, 4 for 25 cts. white begonias, well rooted, 10 cts/each, or 3 for 25 cts; Sage geranium plants, 6 for 10 cts; grape leaf begonias, well rooted, 10 cts each; rooted ferns, 10 cts each. One maple leaf begonia, rooted; 1 grape be- gonia, rooted, 1 pink, 1 blue and 1 red oxalis; 1 variegated lantana cutting, 1 August lily, 1 pink lily, 1 red fuschia cutting, 1 rooted justicia, 1 ivy geran- ium cutting, 4 white geranium, cutting, 1 red begonia cutting, all for $1. Add postage. Miss Mary Grindle, RFD iL Box 42, Dahlonega, Ga. for 25 cts; grape leaf begonia, rooted, 10 cts each, 3 for 25 cts; red sultana, rooted, 15 cts} or 2 for 25 cts. love apple plants, 3 for 10 cts; fish tail-ferns, 25 cts each; pink, orange and red bloom- ing yard moss, 10 cts per doz; sweet gum geranium cuttings, 5 cts each; green Wandering Jew, 6 for 10 cts; Christmas cactus, rooted, 15 cts each; elephant ear bulbs, 25 cts each; red and pink begonia cuttings, 5 cts each. 3, Royston, Ga. : _Nivia Chrysanthemums, mammoth size, incurved flower, tinted pink turns white when well open, $1 per doz. Re- duced prices for July delivery in large quantities. Golden Wedding, rich yel- low incurved, same price. Giant zin- nias, double and large ,beautiful colors, 30.cts per doz. All plants packed to re- tain moisture. Mrs. W. H.. Rucker, Milner, Ga. Roses, 10 and 25 cts, red and white spirea, 10 cts and 25 cfs each; English dogwood, 10 cts each; white and cream Iris, 5 cents each, or will exchange any- thing for yellow, pink, or red Iris or peonies of any color, or pink cannas. Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastonollee, Ga. Ostrich Plume ferns, 15 and 25c each; Fluffy-Ruffle, same price. All well rooted, and damp moss packed. Stamps accepted. Add 10c postage for packing and mailing. Mrs. W. A. Pettigrew, Thomasville, Ga. 409 E. Jackson St. Large iris, Blue Standard with purple falls, 25c per doz. Yellow with brown folls, 30 c doz. Orange lilies, 20c doz. snowdrops and violets, blue and varie- gated, 25c a 100. April blooming nar- Cissi, white, $1 per 100 blooming size bulbs, selected prepaid. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ringgold, 'Ga. Rt. 1. White Stocks, 25c doz. Crab Claw cactus, red and purple verbena, pink oxalis, Jerusalem cherry, red and white Vinca, red coleus, ribbon moss, all well rooted and 10c each. Dbl. red carnation (blooming size), 25c each. Snapdragons, 25c dqz pink conch shell Buncing Betty, 10c; 2 nice size Aspara- gus, Sprengeria ferns, 25c each; red geraniums, rooted, 15c ea. Miss Mellie Merritt, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2. ; Rooted dbl. rose geraniums, 15c e: Spur daffodils, i Ss. Ss. i r cut each; Jap per doz. (No name Purple verbena, 15 cts per doz; 2 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Oscar Phillips, RFD | 80c each; wandering Jew, eee sweet pea MARKET BULLETIN white striped Jew, 5 cuttings for 10c; pink justicia, 10c. Exch. 1 Justicia for 1 rooted fuchsia, any color; dbl. zinnies, cut flowers, mixed colors, 50c doz. Miss Robie Gailey, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 15. Snapdragon plants, 20c doz. petunias, 20c doz. Dusty Miller, 25c doz. Exch. some for di. kifd of ferns and Elephant Ear plants. Mrs. Minnie Ison Hartwell, Cae. os Dbl. all colors dahlia plants, 10c ea; dbl. red, yellow, orange cannas, 10c ea. Maple, red, white begonias, 15c ta. pink hydrangea, and cedar and hardy ferns, all 20c each; vebena, 20c doz, red gera- niums, 15c each; carnations, hardy red, 15c each; sweet scented, larg, blue everblooming violets, 50c 100; all colors hollyhock seed, 10c cupful. Mrs. W. H. Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1. both 15c each; yarrow, 10c clump, or 3 for 25c; verbena, bright pink, 15c clump; pennyroyal and peppermint, 10c per clump, or 3 for 25c. Mrs. D. W. McCook, Mcintyre, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 17. Caladium buibs, large, 50; and on down to 10c each; Flag lilies or purple iris, 2c each. Now is time to set for next spring blooming. Add_ postage. Sarah McConnell, Demorest, Ga. Rt. 1. Well rooted carnations and sprenge- ria ferns 15 each; Maple leaf begonia cut. 10c each. red, white, pink, red, rosebud and variegated geranium cut. 5c each; conch begonia, red fuschia, pink justicia and orange sultana, cut. dc each; green Jew, 3 for 5c; tuberoses, 3 for 25c; Princess Feather and zinnia plants, 10c doz. Postage paid on or- ders of $1. and over. Mrs. Lois Tanner, Dewyrose, Ga. ee Butter and eggs, grass pinks, pink and purple foxglove, all 20c doz. hardy pink, and purple foxglove, all 20c doz. hardy pink phlox, purple and yellow iris, goldenglow, ladies Wise bowl, pink, yellow jonquils, with narcissi, and pur- ple and gray violets, all 25c doz., Dusty Miller, and all col. zinnia plants, 15c doz., August lilies, white, 25c each; Fever-few, white, and old time pinks, 30 doz., orange chrysanthemums, 35c doz., pink rose, 30c each; wandering Jew, 5c ea. snowballs, 15c_ ea. well rooted, postpaid Mrs. L. M. Teague, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 4, Box 68. 1 yr. old scarlet geraniums, 15c each; 1 yr. old hardy everblooming red car- nations, 15c each; this yrs rooted cut. hardy everblooming carnations, 10c each; 5 shades of pink, scarlet, white geraniums cut. @ for 25c; Blue-green hemstitched caladiums, 15c each. Venus begonias, 10c each, 3 for 25c. Add postage under 25c. No exch. Mrs. Ida Taylor, Arlington, Ga. Rt. 2. a Mixed snapdragons, 15c doz. or 2 doz. 25 postpaid; also_sweet scented apple geranium plants, [5c ea. postpaid. Miss Mary E. Hallard, Concord, Ga. Rt. 1. 5 white and bronze chrysanthemums, dc ea. strong, hardy sweet flower plants ready to bloom. (fine winter plant) 15c each; a few hundred jonquils for fall planting, $1 per 100 bulbs. Now ready. rs. B. F. Harrison, Bolingbroke, Ga. _ Red and white conch geraniums, justicia, Xmas cactus, grass lilies, all rooted, 10c each; pink and white hy- drangea, 2 cut. 5c; green Jew, 5 cut, 5c; green and white striped Jew, 3 cut. 5c; orange lantana, 5c cut. Add post- age. No stamps. Pairlee Runles, Gainsville, Ga. Rt. 7. is . Pink cannas, 5c each, 50c doz. pink and red verbena, 25c doz. Elephant ears, 5c each, 3 for 10c; red and yellow cannah, 25c doz. Mixed zinnias, 10c doz. Will exch. for 100 lb. size white, feed sacks, or for cabbage or potato plants, or peas.. Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. R. W. Hudson, Lorane, Ga. Rt. 1. Yellow jonquils, white narcissi, pink hardy phlox, purple and yellow iris, golden glow, and Ladies Wash Bowl, pink, all 25c doz., purple foxglove, grass pinks, pink, all 20c doz., zinnia plants, 1Se doz. old time pinks, fever-few, white, 80c doz. chrysanthemums, orange,.35c doz. peonies, rose pink color, 0 : 5_ each; pink running rose, and pink and velvte roses, 20c each; dusty miller, 15 doz. violets, purple and grey, 25c doz. or 5 doz. $1. All well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Roxie Plumbley, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4. Several hundred Amaryllis Johnsonii large blooming size lily bulbs, 20c each, 3 for 50c, 7 for $1 prepaid. Mrs. Maud Brooks, Arlington, Ga. RFD. Red and pink everblooming begonia, and Maple begonias, 10c each, or 3 for 25c. fuchsia, purple and pink, 10c each, 3 for 25c; light and dark red, dbl. ger- aniums, 10c ea. pink and purple rose- bud ger. 10c ea. 3 for 25c; pink and white lantana plants, 5c each; Fire plants and red Prince Feathers, 20c doz. seed, and hardy ard hibiscus sed, 10c pk haretta, Ga Pin cushion cactus, sprengeri ferns, | All % - z Thursday, July 3, 1930, plants ,either kind, or mixed, 10 doz. postpaid. Marion McConnell, Cornelia, Ga. . Begonia, Coraline! Lucerne, Pacta _ Rosea, Sweetgum Leaf, Beefsteak, Rex, _ Star -Leaf; ferns, Maidenhair, Roose- velt, Asparagus, Pdumosa, Sprengeria; salmon sultanas, any 3 for 55c Olean- ders, dbl. pink, white, cream, single red, cream with red_ stripes; _Grand-duke ie jasmine, night blooming jasmine, any 4 for $1.15. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele, Ga. 512 16th Ave. E. Dorothy Perkins rose bushes, well rooted and packed, 50c each, or 3 for $1. Mrs. M. T. Taylor, Naylor, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 29. : og : S Snow-on-the-mtn, 15c doz., Elephant ears, 10c each, 3 for 25c. Iris ONeal, Manassas, Ga... : ge Xmas and Thanksgiving cactus, wan- dering Jew, orchid bloom oxalis. Sell, or exch. for dbl. rd, green spotted leaf begonia conch shell geranium and baby breath fern. Nellie Rhee John- son, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1. a Single, blue hyacinths, 50c doz. bulbs; red, early blooming gladioli bulbs, 40c a doz. butter and eggs, 15c doz. pink feather ball poppy seed, 5c spoonful, all colors mixed Sweet Williams seed, 10c thls. Postage paid on orders of 50c or more. Naomi Gladden, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3 Box 44. es Wild Easter lilies, blue bottle bulbs, white daisies, sweet, blue violets, mixed col. petunias, pink primroses, all $l a _ 100; blanket flower, white-an dyellow | mums, mix. col. snapdragons, browh- eyed Susans, Hastings mixed col. zin- nies, 25c doz. Wild ferns, $2 per 100, $15 M. pink and purple verbent, 50c doz. white and purple iris, red June | lilies, 50c doz. 4 large, Dwarf box- woods, $40. Mrs. Clara B. Cary, Roys- ton, Ga. Rt 1. es Blue plumbago, white star jasmine, 20c each. Both well rooted. Hem- stitched Leaf caladium bulbs, 15c each. plain caladiums, 15c each; sweet shrubs, 20c each; sweet pomegranates, 15c each. Both well rooted. No exch. Cash or money order. Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 40. eae Touch-me-nots, marigolds, each, 36 | for 25c; bachelor buttons, red, 25c for2- doz. petunias, 3 doz. 25c; peppermint, _ 25c per 100; autumn chrysanthemums, 15c doz. blue flag lilies, 25c doz. red June lilies, same price; hardy phlox, 15 doz. Good, strong Sage plants, 15c doz. Add postage to orders for less than $1. Mrs. Nora Nix, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. i Grape, Angel Wing, Beefsteak, be- gonias, trailing queen coleus, bush coleus, pink and rose sultanas, red ge- raniums, pink oxalis, coral cactus, Bos- ton, Sprefigeri, ostrich plume, wood _ ferns and wax vines, 12 for $1. All dif- ferent nice plants, Tc; cuttings, 5c, Add postage. Miss Bessie Adkins, Irwinton, Ga. 2 Crepe Myrtle and Umbrella China | sprouts, 25c each; Narcissi and Blue Flag lilies, each, 25c doz. Mrs. J. B. Phillips, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5. ae 4 rooted crepe myrtle, watermelon color, 5 large Tiger lilies, 35 tame Lu- cretia dewberry vines, large enough to bear fruit, $3 for the lot. Exch. for OIC sow pig, 5 wks. old, or for a PC pig. Miss Christine Jones, Gillaville, African marigold seed (plant in ~~ July for Sept. blooming; will not bloom any earlier), 15c cupful, or 2 for. 25c; Red and white chrysanthemums,. 25c, doz. Properly packed to reach parties in good cond. All del. No stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carroll- ton, Ga, Flowers and Seed Wanted ae Will exch. i pink begonia cutting or striped Jew, or 1 doz. striped petunia plants, or 1 doz. salvia (scarlet sage), or hollyhock seed, dbl. red, white and ~ rose for either 1 of these flowers 1 salmon pink sultana or yellow chry- santhemum, or coleus. Mrs. Minnie M. Clement, Young Cane, Ga. Be Want to pay cash for 1 each: Maple > Angel Wing, and Guinea wing begonia. 1 walnut and 1 rosebud geranium, 1 cut. of purple Jew. Must all be rooted cutting. Write what you have in color and size. Mrs. Myrtle Hudson, Cal- houn, Ga. Rt. 3.* Want to exch. tube rose bulbs for oxalis, pink, purple, and yellow bulb for bulb. Mrs. J. P. Johnson, Arabi, Ga. Rt. 1. ee 2 ae Want to exch. flower seed and plants ~ for geranium cuttings at even value. Miss Emily Harrison, Bolingbroke, Ga. _ Wi if. colors Calla lily bulbs. Will flowers for same. rite * tees day, July 3, 1930. Flowers and Seed Wanted Will send any one 20 purple and te mottled violet plants for straw ywers, cut and dried, just before petal shows. 1 plant for 3 large flowers, all olors. Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. Viola usbee, Hawkinsville, Ga. ant to exch. red spider lily bulbs orange and scarlet cannas with onze foilage, for dahlia bulbs, or ips, sultanas, perennial phlox, or any kind of beognias. Mrs. A. Z. Persons, Marshallville, Ga. fant to exch. Le 2 Indian Runner ces at 50c each for 1-2 doz.each of } urge, dbl. white, pink, lavender and onze chrysanthemums plants. Mrs. eee: M. Kimbell, McDonough, Ga. _ Want to exch. dbl. red and white geraniums, pink Angel Wing and white conch begonias and caladiums, for dbl. pink, red rosebud geraniums, Guinea Wing, or Maple Leaf, red conch shelj, or grape leaf begonias, also sultanas, any color. Cutting for cutting. Ea. to pay postage. Miss Lola Rentz, Moul- trie, Ga. Rt. 2. * ~ Plants For Sale Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and treat- also vine cuttings now ready, $1.75 (. All postpaid in Ga. Money Order with order. No checks. Prompt ship- ment. E. D. Conger, Ty. Ty, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 123. roe ulf State Market tomato plants, 20c a 100, 75c 500, $1.15M. postpaid. Col. Valencia Onion plants 25c 100 PP. uther Cobb, Hemp, Ga. Tomato plants, 6 to 8 in. 12 doz. postpaid. S. E. Loyd, Aragon, Ga. _.Greater Baltimore tomato plants, 90c M. 10M lots and over, 75c M. E. B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga: _ Porto Ricans, State insp. and treat- ed, 60cM. FOB. Money Order or Cashiers check. W. J. Oquinn, Odum, Gar Bit. 2; 4 _ Cabbage plants from Hastings seed; Danish Ball-head and Flat Dutch 75c 500, $1.25 M. Mrs. W. L., Hulsey, Cum- ling, Ga. Rt. 5 Box 71. _ Chas. W. cabbage plants, 20c a 100, 65c, 500; $1.15 M. del. Winfred Waldrip Flowery Branch, Ga. . Pure, vine grown Porto Ricans, $1M a: Hasty, Dawson, Ga. Rt. A. Box 27, \ : _ Purple skin Porto Ricans, $1 M. 5 M or more, 90cM. FOB. J. . Tyre, Bristol, Ga. : : Porto Ricans, 75c, M. del. 12 to 16 . long. $2M. FOB. Floyd Steedley, Baxley, Ga. : Late Dutch and Chas. W. cabbage plants, 15c a 100; $1.25 M. collard, me price, Sweet. pepper, 35c a 100. fajor Crowe, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4. Porto Ricans, $1 per M. tomato plts. Same price. Postpaid. Prompt ship- ent. R. Chancelor, Seville, Ga. Guar. very choicest 8 in New Stone farglobe, tom. plants, rooted, wrap- ped. Expert packing. Cabbage: Co- penhagen, Wakefields, famous cab- bage heading collard, 60c, 300, $1 600; $1.35 M postpaid. C. F. Maddox Bu- ford, Ga. i K Genuine Red Skin Porto Ricans, Gov nsp. $1 M. Over 10M 90cM. Exch. for 10g, chickens, or cows. I. N. Camp- bell, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2. Pure red skin Porto Ricans, 75c M. ee J. C. Campbell, Surrency, Ga. eine Porto Ricans, $1 M. 5M up 5c M. Shipped day order received. - Tom. $1 M. 5M. 85cM. cabbage, col- jJard and Ga. collards, $1 M. Cash with order. Prompt shipment. Guar. Herman Boatright, Alma, Ga. Nice, young Fall tomato, and long potato plants. Can use as vine cut- tings, each./$1M. Can shin immediatey D. M. Barber, Baxley, Ga. _ Hot peper plants, 25c a 100. Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1 ~ Red skin Porto Ricans and Boone potato plants, insp. and treated, $1 M. del. Cabbage, and tomato, each, $1.25 M. Broad Leaf tobacco, $1.50 M. del. 1c} G. E. Waldrip, Flowery ranch, Ga. Rt; 1. New Stone tomato and Flat Dutch abbage and Ga. plants. all same price: 25c a 100; 500, oc: $1.25 M. 5 M. or more, $1. M. post- paid. Prompt shipment. J.B. Bennette, owery Branch, Ga. RFD 1. Guar. 8 in imp. Stone tomato plants, 50c, 300, 75c, 600, $1.25 M.- postpaid: | Hastings famous cabbage - collard plants, Wakefield cabbage, same price as a : Heading collard | . Prompt del. Moss packed. C. | MARKET M. del. Ga. W. D. Lightsey, Odum, Ga. | Red currant sprouts, well rooted, 75c ; for 6, $1.25 doz horse radish sets, 4 for 20C; Himalayan blackberry bushes, 25c doz. $1.25 a 100. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 90; Calif. Wonder sweet pepy-er plants, 50 a 100 postpaid. Prompt. shipment. Mrs. Lena McBrayer, Buford, Ga. Rt. 3 - Collard plants, 90c M or $1.50 for 2 os postpaid. Malvin Collins, Whigham, a, nore New crop, just ready New Stone, G. B., Red Rock, Matchless and Favorite tomato and E. J. Chas. W. cabbage plants: all same price. Full count. No delay. Water moss packed. Del. by Parcel post: 30c, 200; 60c, 500; $1 M. J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 3. Leading variety cabbage collard and tomato plants, 20c a 100; 90c M. del. 5 M. and over, 80c M. Exp. Col. H. P. Crow, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2. . New Stone and G. G. tomato plants, large, stalky, fresh grown..75c M. 10 M. $7. Water moss packed. Quick shipment. Ship COD: J. P. McCook, Fitzgerald, Ga. | Porto Ricans, 75c M. del. Porto Rico vines 12 to 16 im $2 M, FOB: G. hh. | Steedley Baxley Ga. Porto Ricans insp and treated. 75c M. Prompt shipment., Strong plants and good count guar. J. G. Purcell, Baxley, Ga. | Leading var. cabbage, Stone tomato, and collard plants, 35 a 100; 200, 50c; 900, 75c; $1.25 M. 5 and 10 $1. M. OP: Cader Stephens, Flowery Branch a. Hastings cabbage - collard plants, 50c, 300; 500, 75c; $1 M. del. 5 M. lots and up, 75 M. Exp. Col. Money order preferred. ce oats packed. L. M. Wingo, Gainsville, Ga., Rt. 2. . Red and pink skin Porto Ricans, State insp and dipped, guarantee full count and well rooted, 75c M. del. Prompt shipment. G. W. Aspinwall, Odum, Ga. Rt. A. Porto Rico potato piants, Gov. snsp. go6 M. Leroy Bowen, Baxley, Ga. Rt. Late tom. plants for fall tomatoes, $1.15 per M. del. or $1 M. FOB. Col- lard piants, same price. Guar. good plants. Moss packed. Grady. Turner, Macon, Ga. Rt. 3. Imp: Porto Ricans, Goy. insp. and treated, $1 M. del. in Ga. or 75c M. FOB. Good plants. Prompt shipment. W. A. Poole, Baxley, Ga. Wakeleld cabbage, Stone tomatoes and Heading collard plants, 20c a 100; $1.15 M or over 5 M. $1 M. Prompt. shipment. F, Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga Ret. 1: : Wakefield cabbage, Greater B. and New Stone tomato and Ga. Heading collard plants, now ready, 25c a 100; $1.25 M. del. Prompt shipment. Mrs. pee! Nix, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. Porto Ricans, State insp. and treat- ed, red skin, red meat, $1 M. del. in Ga. 75c. M. at Bed, not crated. T. W. Register, Vienna, Ga. Gov. insp. and treated Porto Ricans, from vine cut. Only, 75c M. All over 5 M. 60c M. Good count and strong plants guaranteed. Exch. for pure bred R. I. Reds, no culls, Bunch butter- bean seed, or white or cream sugar crowder pea seed. Olive Troupe, Bax- ley, Ga, Celery plants, grown from Hatsings Golden Self-Blanching seed, 60c a 100, 5 a M. Miss Bessie Martin, Gaines- ville, Ga. RFD 9. New Stone Greater Baltimore, Matchless and. June Pink tomato plants, 200. 30c; 500, 60c M. $1 M. del. 500, 55c; 90ec M. COD: J. Chas. Wake- field and Flatt Dutch cabbage plants, 25c a 100; 500, 50c; 85c M. del. 500, 40c; 75ec M. COD. All now ready. jCount guar. Water moss packed. S. C./Rowe, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2. : : Premium late Flat Dutch cabbage vlants 25e a 100: Thc, 500: $1.25 M.. 5 M $6; 10 M. $10.25. Ga. 4white head col- Jard plants. 20c a 100: 500, 65c; .$1.25 M. mixed tomato plants, mostly Con- dons everbearing, 15c a 100; 500, 65c; $1.10 M. Good. strong, 6 to 12 in. vlants. Carefully packed. Prompt service. Good count guar. Postpaid. Monev order. John B. Nix, Dahlonega Ga: Rt. 1. New Stone and Greater Baltimore ton. plants, 25c, 200, $1 M. Winter col- lard plants, same price. Del. Rafe H. Thomnson, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. Cabbage and tomato plants, 75c M. 500, 45c. Moss packed. Prompt ship- ment. Add 15e for exchange if check ,| Would exch. BULL ETIN - Seed For Sale Fancy red meat Tom Watson melon seed, 30c lb. 20 lb. lots or over. Less quan. 40c lb. Cant ship less than 5 lbs. Cash. with order. J. H. Elkins, Cairo, Ga. RFD. Large, red nest onions, for. fall planting. Quarter 8 times make 10 and 12=in-- hil}. 15e- Ib. -=No: check = nor stamps, Mrs.:W..V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, Ga. Res. 1. - - : Crystal Wax Bermuda onion sets. Also Silver Skins, $1 per gal. $2 per pk $5 per bu. Exp. col. Cader Stephens Flowery Branch, Ga. Chantenay carrot; 2 Ibs. summer spinach, 50c lb. 41-2 lbs. cabbage- collard seed, 40c; 2 Ibs. Vadco Japo (the hot weather) turnip seed, $1.25 lb. 3 lbs. Purple Top White Globe tur- nip, 40c lb. Del. Miss Martha Cheat- ham, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. Tom Watson watermelon seed, sel- ect, 35c lb. Carefully gathered. No order for less than 5 lbs. shipped. Cash with order. Alex Maxwell, Cairo, Ga. 200 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed, 50c lb. Free.. from.. disease, selected from 40 to 45 lb. melons. Not postpaid J. B. Hanner, Charing, Ga- : Collard and old fashioned turnip seed, each, 20c a cup. Essie Kinzey, Cornelia, Ga. ; Wakefield cabbage, $1.1b. 10 lb. lots, 80c lb. Purple Top Globe and all other. kinds of turnip seed, 35c lb. 10 Ibs. $3 wer 100 lbs. Boyd Richter, Atlanta, Ga. . True Ga. collard seed, sound, clean, testing high germination, 25c Ib. Weevil treated snap beans, tender and prolific, 25c lb. Velvet okra seed, same price. 5 lbs. any above seed, $1 post- paid. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga. ~ Collard seed, $15-a 100 lbs. FOB, or 30c lb. postpaid. Malvin Collins, Whig- ham, Ga. Incubators F or Sale 500 cap. canopy Sol Hot brooder, used very little, perfect cond. good as new, wickless oil burner, twin float, $19. FOB or exch. Also 1M cap. same make new, latest model as above, $21. FOB. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia Ga. Rt. 2. 3 400 cap. electric brooders used only for 2 broods, first class cond. Excel- lent service for small broods. 110 Volt current. 2 300 chick, $10 each; also 2 500 chick buckeye kerosene brood- ers, $ 5each. Exchange for White Kings, mated and working pigeons, or for Chinchilla rabbits. A. B. Cum- mings, Springfield, Ga. 1 Miller Ideal inc. 250 cap. per- W. Page, Norcross, Ga. be - Buckeye inc. 370 cap. thermometer and tester, good cond. $30 or exch. for anything can use. Prefer chick- ens or hogs. Mrs. M. F. Lawson, Ha- hira, Ga. Buckeye 500 to 1M cap. oil burner brooder with new wick, 5 gal. kerosene can, used very little. Both for $12.50 FOB. Walter H. Franks, Jr. Sanders- ville, Ga. Old trusty incubator, 150 egg size, $12.50. J. H. Getzen, Pendergrass, Ga. Box 25. : 1 Miller Ideaol. inc. 250 cap., uer- fect cond., ook of inst. and thermom- eter, cost $23; sell $18.50 cash. Exch. for 20 large breed hens or for. any kind hens or ducks at market price or corn, geese or a good heifer. C. W. Page, Norcross, Ga. 1 big grey hen 100 cap inc. also brooder. Sell for reas. price or exch. for chickens, or anything can use. Write. Mrs. Lula Lyon, Atlanta, Ga. 1039 Seaboard Ave. N. E. Ironclad inc. in perfect cond. in- cluding thermometer and inst book. 150 cap. $11. FOB. Money Order. Mrs. Jno. A. Watson, Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1. 1 imp. 136 cap. inc. with full inst. good as new, only used a few times. $15 or exch. for 2 heifer baby calves, Jersey or Guernsey or for one large size heifer. ing Rock, Ga. Incubators:- 400 cap. Superhatch, $12; 500 cap. Wishbone, $12; 500 cap. Blue Flame Sears-Roebuck brooder, $6; and 50 feeding 20 ball trays, $5. All in good cond. and FOB. Mrs. Ola Montgomery, Mauk, Ga. 1M cap. oil Radio automatic ther- mometric brooder, in perfect order; 12 galv. feeders, 62 gal. waters, 18 1-2 ft. Cel-O-Glass, 8 pr. of 3 1-2 in door butts. Chap, or exch. all or part for W. L baby chicks, if can get at once. Miss Laura Morris, Reopville, Ga. 1 Little Brown Hen inc. $2.50 or exch. for 150 ft. good poultry net- t ting. Inc. in good working cond. com- lete inst. and new thermo eter. ter and two Mrs. Minnie Willis, Talk- ] PAGE FIVE sending. Mrs. C. F. Morgan, Lyons, Ga. Rt. 1. - Miller inc. good as new, 240 cap. $10, or exch. for friers or mixed breed of chickens. Lauren Noble, Trenton, Ga, . 120 cap. Hot Air, dbl. wall inc. good | cond. $10 cash. Mrs. Nisbet D. Park Eatonton, Ga. Box, 386. nN _ Incubators Wanted Want 150 or 200 cap. reliable make and first class cond: incubator. exch. pure bred B. R. hens and roost- ers for same. Write what you have, price and description in first letter oe Perry Fitzgerald, Forest Glen, a. Want 120 cap. inc. good cond. cheap ae Sake C. A .Poole, Columbus, Ga. Second-Hand (Machine Re ery For Sale : 1 set of R. D. Cole mill rocks, com- plete, size 30 in rocks. Guar. in good cond. $35. H. L. Wallace, Bowdon Junction, Gal, 1 second hand DeLaval crea:zn sepa- ~ rator inperfect cond. $30 1 same make sep. in need of a few repairs, $25.00 Emily P. Rawlings, Eastman, Ga. Aebuilt Fordson in good cond. Sell oe or exch. for Ist. class farm horse of about 1150 Ib. R. J. Holliday, Orchard Hill, Ga. a 6 H. P. stationary gas. engine, cheap. Miss Minnie Bulloch, Warm | Springs, Ga. : : Good mowing machine, rake, disc harrow, drag harrow, disc. plow, and many other useful plows. Give away the T. A. -G, Ry. . Mrs. J. W, Robert= |: prices at my barn at Conchat, Ga. on son, Alton Park Branch,, Chattanooga Tenn., Rt. 3. Box 133. Res. of Ga. 8 ft. 25 tooth McCormick rake com- plete $22.50 FOB here ;Planet, Jr. adjustable cultivator with all sweeps, etc. for same, $6. FOB. S. L. Brooks, | Washington, Ga. Corn sheller and feed mill outfit perfect cond. worth about $300. sell for $100. Would trade for White King pigeons. Write. Geo. F. Lowe, Box | Springs, Ga Paces : es flues, : Sell or exch. for arm produce. Cobb A. Lee, Wa: Ga Rt, 2, 4 be pci ; Fordson tractor, $150; 1 Case thresher in fair cond. $50. Prices at ed home. J. M. Hamby, Arnoldsville % Primrose No. 1 cream separator, 1st, class cond. Sell, or exch. for equal valtie. M. B. Hamil, Temple, Ga. Rt. Ovens hig p gas engine and other farm machinery, first class cond. Bargain. Douglas Slaton, Hamilton Ga. Rt. 2. . ig Bet cee ae Poe $50. Can == del, eee itaker, Mc , ae Ee pie, mpire Baltic separator, perfect ane oN a ia as for 20 bu. Peciae orn. Ea, to pay transportation ches. C. E. Woodruff, Westait Ga. ee vy 1 California Redwood Silo and pa- pec cutter, practically good a snew, | Lor sale, 220.7: Mathews, ! : oe Warrenton, 1 used wheat cheap for cash. ae RG. 3< ; . P. gas eng. needs slight repairs $20. R. H. Ledford, Cleveland, asa ; _ No 11 Economy King separator, comparatively new; used only three times. -Inst. book and everything complete. Sell or exchage for 500 cap. oil brooder. LL. C. Chapman, Atlanta, Ga. 975 Dill Ave S. W.. No 10 DeLaval Separator, good cond. $35. FOB. Geo. J. Garrett, Mid- i Ga. Ss used mower and rake, repairs in wood needed. $25. Mrs. Z. M. Thomson, Ga. vo Shop anvil, wt. 100 lbs. with good face, the edges are not broken, $4.50. FOB for quick sale; 1 small vice, o- bens about three inches, $1.50. J. C._ Jenkins, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2 3 Oliver walking cultivators, used 1. Season, perfect cond. also all cultiva- ting attachments for them, bargain at $35; also spring tooth attachment for same, $7.50; used Ford tractor, good cond. $100; used Hone ce harrows at bargain prices. J. lier, Barnesville, Ga. eB Bien rebee cap. 0. cans, $10 FOB. 8. dv W. L. Daniel, Americus, Ga i ae 6 Hartshorne Boll Weevil sprayir machines Never used, $25 ea. FO: LS Watson, Cordele, Ga. P. O thresher, perfect cond C. L. Ellison, Kenne- canner, _ A roll Wil C. Calz : well mounted ~ ceond. $20. R. E. Maloney, full equipment; nuts; Second-Hand Machin- | ery For Sale mill, good cond. and copper pan, englenty used, $25. or exch. for mower r calves of any sex or age. J. R. Gable, Raymond, Ga. Planet, Jr. cultivator, good cond, al- most new, -with new attachments, $8; Fordson tracttor with extension rims and fenders, $150. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga. e pulleys, very cheap, well pump, 1M. gal. $12.50; 1 pump jack, $10. 4 1-2 H. P. gas. eng. good cond. al- most new. Magneto drivers, $25, A. B. Cummings. Magneto drivers, $25. A. I. H. C. Primrose Separator, good cond. used very littler $35. C..O. Whitehead, Rockmart, Ga. Box 205. 2 80 saw gins, a lot of shafting and or exch. also 1 20 ft. steel water tower, $20; 1 deep per hour Cap. J. H. Getzen i Pendergrass, Ga. Box 25. corn planter with order. 2 horse reversible plow, slight repairs; - Old Virginia canner used very lit- tle, complete, ao Mrs. J. A. How- ll, Meigs, Ga. ees : : . 1 ir ale hopper Cole Plain View without fertilizer at- $15. Cash tachment, good as new, at . Pp. J. Sewell, Lavonia, a. . P. Fricks Eclipse steam eng. a ace on aa wheels, and John Deere three roll- Chattanooga 3 $20; 1.60 tooth section harrow, $75. Wm. O. Bently, Loganville, Ga. t Emerson cultivator,. good ha eet LaFayette, brakes, $75.; Be ence, mill, $25; 71 ae E P. Mogul International gas eng. A-1 cond. 10 H. P. Titan, needs line shafts, hangers, pearing pulleys, etc. Good cond, and cheap. Cash Make offer. Robert Ful- let, Adairsville, Ga. P. O. Box 287. . Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 4 ~ Complete gin outfit, shafts, pulleys etc. and everything in first class cond. $1,000. Write or come see me. B. McKinney, The Rock, Ga. : 2 pecan tree dustjng mahines, good cond. cheap; 1 attanooga cane mill, No. 44, large size complete with 1 Williamson stump puller, complete with cable. All in first class cond. Write for list of used farm tools and machinery. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside, Ga. oes -1 combination thrash, will pick pea- 1 Ford tractor and belts for sale cheap.. Joe M. Brown McRae, Ga. ioe Garden tractor, incubators, and other value. Sell or exch. for laying hens or pullets. Mrs. W. E. Studstill, Savannah, Ga. Box 426. _ 3h. p. Ottowa gas. eng. In good shape $25 or exch. for a reg. Jersey heifer calf from 6 to 8 wks. old. C. H. Webb T riding International cultivator, $25 or exch. for cow or heifer. J. K, Sew- ell, Ashland, Ga. Pao: = Used only a little. Mrs. Bertha Owens, _ Ga, Box 297. Good two row and 1 row Peerless cotton duster, guar. in good shape. Write for price. Auburn, Ga. Rt. 2 1-2 H. P. Economy gas. eng. with Bosch mag. Never used, with attach- ments, $65 FOB. J. J. Dill, Thomson, Ga. : -~3 roller cane mill and boiler, good cond. $50 or exch. for a good 3 or 4 gal. milch cow, not over 5 yrs. old. 'R. M. Whitehead, Axson, Ga. Good Fordson tractor with exten- sion rims and fenders, $150. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. "McCormick mower and _ rake in - good cond. $40 for both. C. T. Miller, ~ cond. $20. Exch. N a GBs hay rake, I. H. C. make, first class for seed irish fall pota- . G. G. Edmondson, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2. Hand pump for 45 ft. well, large and fast. Can be run by machinery, $10 FOB: F. W. Maddox, Stone Mt. 1 7 H. P. eng. runs on cheap fuel oil with mill and belt, all good order. $60. FOB. Townsend. J. A. Roche, Cres- =< cent, Ga. 1 centrifugal pump and hose, prac- tically new, cheap. H. C. Reid, Hogan- Ville, Ga. sey : 2 horse Moline mowing machine, $35. Samuel E. Glisson, Macon, Ga. 405 Burton Ave. 1 Case grain separator. Sell or ex. for cows hogs, hay or corn. W. M. White, Gainesville, Ga. 1 new Root saddle gun cotton dust- er, for sale chea.p. T. M. Anthoine, Fort Valley, Ga. | : banks-Morse crude oil eng. la-. for operating 3 80 Park, Ga. -Alto, Ga. MARKET G. W. Reaves, Atlanta, Ga. 693 Cas- cade Ave. Empire Baltic separator, perfect cond. $20 or exch. for 20 bu, shelled corn. Ea. to pay chgs. C. E. Wood- ruff, Weston, Ga. 4 70 saw Winship gins with feeders, distributor, suction pipe, dbl box press hydrautic pump, scales, 40 h. p. eng. and other gin fixtures, $400. for all. Mrs. W. B. Jordan, Godfrey, Ga. 1 gin motor (45 H. P. Case Skid) in fine cond. run less than 90 days, and Hammer type feed mill Mew about 60 days ago, but too small for my work). -$900 for both, or 1-2 price for either 1 machine. C. C. Greer, Cordele, Ga. Se es Second-Hand Machin- ery Wanted Want 1 wagon or truck scale, 10 ton cap. Must be in first class A-1 cond and cheap for cash. 22 ft. plat- form preferable, C. E . Whitehead, Rockmart, Ga. Want 1 tractor disc and 1 belt pul- ley for tractor. Also want lhay rake. Prefer. 7 ft. width. Must be good cond. and cheap for cash. B. C. Nease Marlow, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 19. Want mule power cane mill and ev- aporator, in good cond. Water Estes, Rex, Ga. : Want 1 Sterling Wheat thresher, not used over 1 or 2 seasons. Quote best cash price etc. H. J. Ledbetter, Tate, Ga. : Want second hand boiler, 75 H. P. in good cond. for a gin. State what! you have and best price. C. W. Dos- ter, Rochelle, Ga. : Want a windmill water system. Will exch. good reg. Jersey cow for same. -Write what you have. W. W. Rowland, Bowdon, Ga., Rt. 1. Wnt a garden tractor, also a Shaw tractorized Ford. Write. S. Q. Har- per, Fayetteville, Ga. 28S Want a two row Perfection duster, cheap for cash. C. B. Huie, Forest Want hay rake and disc harrow. Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga. Want a pump and pump jack for well, 50 feet deep. Must be cheap. A. S. Radford, Dawson, Ga. Want large crude oil eng. for gin- ning purposes. State price and cond. W. S. Prectorious, Statesboro, Ga. ~ 1 power cane mill in good . Dalton, Want a 100 ton stave silo. Must be in excellent cond. and priced right. A. L. Thompson, Cochran, Ga. Want i mile of used wire fencing, 36, 48, or 52 in. 6 in. stay, or combi-. nation 6 and 12 in stay. Must be in good cond. cheap for cash. G. W. Smith, Midville, Ga. Rt. 2. Want pulley for Forson tractor and feeed works, at-once. Will pay $10 if in good cond. Write. C. Bullard, Lyons, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 127. ee eS, Want to exchange thoroughbred B. R. chickens for a Virginia Sealer in verfect cond. Barred, Rocks from 1 wk. to 2 mos. old. Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. W. L. Spearman, Temple, Ga. Want to exchange dbl. dics tractor harrow for horse drawn disc harrow, Want cond. cheap for cash. T. W er other horse tools or machinery. R. J. Holliday, Orchard Hill, Ga. Want used 1 horse disc cultivator. Must. be in good operating cond. Wrt. name of maker, how long used, if discs are in good operating cond. and price. Chas. F. Howe, Fort Valley, as Want a second hand boiler 11-2 or 2 horse power for dairy. Must be in good cond. with pipe connections; al- so want cream separator for 40 cow dairy: electric motor preferred, also 2 brush bottle washer and bottle fill- er, cheap for cash. lL. Treanor, Mil- ledgeville, Ga. Want 1 gas. or ker. eng. and well pump. State size, make, cond. and best cash price, or exch. Leghorn ces W. S. Mixon, Griffin, Ga. Rt. Want canning out-fit in good cond. Write particulars and best price in ad ee P. Pulliam, Toccoa, Ga. Want 8 or 10 row Moline grain and fertilizer drill with box wheels and frame, in good cond. E. P. Du Vernet, Albany, Ga. 5 Want 6 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse gas. eng. in good cond. and cheap. C. C. Vinson. Greensboro, Ga. ae : Bees eee, in good cond. and extra cheap. aN ee us, Greensboro, Ga. : ees : Want to exch. Reg. Guernsev calves 'for tractor or large eng. to pull ensi- pak what pull ens in A- BULLETIN tails concerning calces. Prentiss Neal, St. Simonds. Island, Ga. care Guern- sey Dairy Farm. Want Turbine wheel in good cond. cheap for cash. also steel flume. State price, size of wheel and flune, ae of. mfg. Felton Sewell, Newnan, a. Want 2 row coton duster in first class cond. Will exch. pure bred and reg. Duroc Jersey pigs, 3 to 5 mos. old for same. Describe in full what you have to- offer and also make of- fer in first letter. L..M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga. Want good used syrup pan. J. W. S. Chipp, Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 1. 2 Want deep well water system. Must be in good cond. State best cash price. G. J. -Mize, Scottdale, Ga. P. O. Box 74. Want 1 large size Chattanooga J. Carruth, power cane milk Farmington, Ga. Want 70 or 80 saw gin outfit and crude oil eng. Make best price and describe fully and where located in first letter. R. L. Hasty, Chipley, Ga. Want 1 large corn husker and shell- er in good cond. Will pay cash for good machine and cheap. C. C. Greer Cordele, Ga. Want stump puller, deep well out-- fit, wire fencing, or anything can use on truck and poultry farm. Writte. Mrs. W. E. Studstill, Savannah, Ga. Box 426. _ : : Z. Want 1 used, 1 horse disc cultivator or harow. State make, how long used wt. cond. and price. Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga. : Want a tractor eng. in good shape and at a bargain. Describe fully alid locate definitely. V. A. Grant, Mur- rayville, Ga. Rt. 2. Want a second hand peanut picker or peanut thresher. State cond. and owest price. D. A. Little, Gainesville, Ga Ruedas ae . Want heavy subsoiler for 5 ton Caterpiller tractor. =A. P.~ Roberts, Ball Ground, Ga. __ Want one second hand Internation- a 1 horse hay press. Doesn't matter if a wood parts have rotted just so a steel and iron parts are good. Must be cheap for cash. FOB your station F. H. Cox, Warmington, Ga. Want a. good second hefid turbine water wheel in good cond. Prefer Da- vis wheel made by Davis Foundry Co., Rome, Ga., but would consider Lepell in good shape. J. M. Cokes, Richland, Ga. ; Want a J. B. Hammer feed mill, and purposes. Must be in good cond. cheap. D. P. Martin, Cobbtown, Ga. Poultry For Sale : es ANCONAS > ; More than 200 March and April hatch pure bred Sheppard Strain Ancona pullets. Write for prices. S. C. Poole, Canton, Ga. Rt. 4. 50 select; laying Ancona hens, $1 ea; 1 young rooster free with lot. FOB. Mrs. D. Whiddon, Chula, Ga. ANDULUSIANS 2 dark blue Andalusian cockerels and 1 light blue Andalusian cockerel, 11 wks. old, $1 each. All are fine stock accredited, direct from McMurray. Mrs. L. B. Heath, Decatur, Ga. 208 .Fourth Avenue. and. fand Aristocrat strain, -Bowersville, Ga. a 30-40 H. P. crude oil eng. for gin}| any for Roundhead or Red Thursday, July $, 1930. or more, 60c ea. Mrs. W. D. Bryant, | Coffee, Ga. We Oe Pure bred April hatch cockerels, $1 _ each, del. also pure bred Buckeye cockerels, $1 ea. del. H. W. Thur- mond, Greshamville, Ga. = Thompson Imp. Ringet B. R. cock= erels, from prize winners (2nd direct. from Thompson). Feb. hatch, $2.25 ea. March hatch, $1.75; April, $1.25 2nd pen. March cockerels, $1.50; April - $1 ea; 1 yr. old cocks, $2 ea. Mrs. J. E. Stadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2. 21 pure bred B. R. pullets, March. and April hatch, $1 each. Holterman Aristocrat strain. Mrs. A. W. Rob- erson, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 5. ae Pure bred B. R. Thompson Ringlet Direct from Booths farms, well dev. good color pullets, $1 ea. or 12 for $10. Mrs. T W.-Hagood, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 3. 5 pure bred B. R. pullets and 1 cockerel, Feb. and March hatch, $6 FOB., cockerels, $ lea; 10 pullets and | 1 cockerel $11. Well marked and cull- ed from State insp. cock. Mrs. J. T. Holand, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2, BUFF WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS 40 White Rock Fishchel strain 3 1-2 mos. old pullets, 75c each, Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga. Rt. 1. Sa March hatch Buff Rocks, 90c ea. 10 pullets and 1 cockerel $9 for lot of 11. Cash with order. F. M. Foy, But- ler, Ga. Rt. 2.. eS 12 well dev. W. Pl. Rock pullets, fine stock, best strains, 9 and 10 wks. old, $4.75; 48 W.. Pl. Rocks, of best str. in fine cond. and guar. fine stock 10 hens and 1 unrelated cockerel; 35 Jan., March 1930 hatch pullets, and 2 | unrelated cockerels, $54 for lot. Would consider payments by installments. R. S. Nash, Smyrna, Ga. _ eases March hatch W. R. pullets, and cock. erels from blood tested Ped. mated 10 and 11 lb. hens. cockerels, $1.50 ea. 10 pullets and 1 no-akin cockerels, $10. 22 and 3 no-akin cockerels $20.00. Cash with order. Mrs. J. L. Wallace, ss BRAHMAS ee Sev. Giant strain Light Brahma cockerels, March hatch, direct, $1.25 each, FOB. 1 16 mos. old cock, same strain, perfect markings and healthy, sae is Arthur H. Myer, Winter- ville, Ga. "GAMES FOR SALE Several young Cornish game roost- ers for sale at my home E. W. Yar- borough, Aragon, Ga. Rt. 1. ee Choice Warhorse game brood hens $2.50 each, or 6 for $12. Exch. What Slee L. M. Carney, Macon, Ga. game cockerels, March and April Pure bred dark Cornish Indian hatch, $2 to $150 ea. FOB. Mrs. J. me Gardner, Locust Grove, Ga. a. eS 3 pure bred Sid Taylor pit game cocks. 1 2 yrs. old and 21 yr. old. 2 are for sale at $2.50 each, and will exch. the other for a pure bred Roundhead pit game, or sell. Also will exch. : Quill or Wild Cat Blue hens or pullets. J. P. Bee seins, 2. eS ilver Duck Wing pit games; 3 hens and 1 cock, $10 for, the 4; also 1 Cor- nish game rooster and hen, 1929 hatch, tae he pr. C. A. Franklin, Coving- BANTAMS 8 wks. W. L. old Bantam cockerels, 50c each, FOB. Miss Martha Cheatham, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. Small red and _ speckled bantam cockerels, just beginning to crow, 50c each; pullets, 754 ea. L. C. Rhodes Sas oe Le ee ame, Buff Cochin and Golden Seabright bantams for sale. ames Rice, Douglasvile, Ga. Rt. 2. 1 partridge Cochin cock, $3.50; 1 pr. each, Buff Cochins, White cochins and old English Black Red Games, $3.50 pr. All good specimens and in good health. Geo Austin Atlanta Ga., 356 Moreland, Ave. N. E. : 2 pr. Golden Sebright bantam 4 mos. old. roosters, now crowing, $1.50 per pr. L\FOB. Mrs .L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga. 50 fine DANRED ROCKS 50 fine fa ens: Barred and j Segre au Orp. None Tee : yrs. old, $1 ea. No checks. ee erste Ga. pe ee pure bred B. R. cockerel and 1 pullet, about 4 mos. old, $4 1 A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga. : = a . R. 2 yr. old cock of good stock $3.50. Mrs. Kirby Brenner. _ : Ga. Sycamore, Dr. ~:~ ie you have and for all de Must: ae el, Or for good var. GIANTS AND LANGSHANS 6 wks. old J. B. Giants, 35c each 4 wks. old, 30c each: 1 to 1 pullets, Bde = also'6 wks. old mixed c each. Ss. J. T. Berryhi chran, Ga. Rt. 5. eg oe LEGHORNS ee 4 Tancred W. L. well dev. red comb, deep yellow legs, 10 wks. old cockerels, 65c ea. or exch. for 4 pure bred Tancred strain pullets, of same Se Mrs. S. P. Jones, Gillsville, Ga. 2 Eng. strain S. C. B. L. cockerels $1.25 ea. Exch, for full blood B. L. chicks or full Cornish game chicks, potato plants to be sent at once. Mrs. : ci chelle, Ga, ee : arch hatch W .L. pullets, Fer- ris strain, $1 each: 10 roosters 15 ea. oo aoe, Eee Send coops if ipped. T. W. - oe Gants, oe o ew Kerlins Super X. mat cockerels, 6 wks. old, from hens ae 300-335 egg record, $1 ea. Cash with order. L. E. Hines, Wrens, Ga. : 12 Brown L. now ready to lay pull- ets, and 1 cockerel, $10 for lot. Mrs. C. Hill, Fairmount, Ga. Rt. 1.. . dark B. L. Everlay strain Apri mas each. E. R. Had, way, Thursday, July 3, 1930. - Poultry For Sale 10 wks. old nice W. L. pullets, Hol- lywood Wycoff strain, free of disease and raised under healthy cond. 70c a. FOB. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville Ga. Rt._7. 100 W. L. March hatch _ pullets, Fine breed tacred strain. J. L. Boyd, ashington, Ga, Pure bred S. C. W. L. cockerels, fancred-Hanson straif, blood tested, 1 ea. John D. Wilson, Quitman, Ga. cont 4 pure bred Everlay strain B. IL. ockerels, March 13th hatch, $1 each. el. if al ltaken at once. R. I. ey, Bowman, Ga. Rt. 2. 00 laying hens, 1 yr. old, $1 each. ch. for milch cows. W 8. Nixon, Griffin, Ga. 4 young W. L. roosters, 75c ea, Vir- ginia Haynes, Luthersville, Ga. : 100 to 150 selected Tancred strain 10 wks. old pullets from trapnested hens, 260 to 290 egg breeding. $1 ea. s. Katherine B. Combs, Tunnel , Ga. : 00 S. C. W. L. Tancred pullets, March hatch, $1 ea; 500 S. C. W. L. Tancred Tancred hens, March 29th, hatch, culled, 80c FOB. Z. T. Adams, Temple, Ga. Tormaholen strain dark S. C. B. L. = Wr = tor s. Mrs. J. W. Bomar, LaFayette a3 | or 8 Brown L. Everlay strain 3 | mos. old roosters, 50c ea. FOB. J. W. Williams, Wrightsville, Ga. =) 100 W. L. 11 wks. old pulletts, Ferris strain, 85c each. H. L. Maddox, Jack- son, Ga. Rt. 5. _ 50 pure bred S. C. W. L. pullets, 4 mos. old July 14th. $1 ea. Bob Sosby, -Carnesville, Ga. es Pure Tancred cockerels, from stock direct from Tancred Farm_ Imperial Grade, $2 ea. Sent C. O. D. if pre- ferred. 12 yearling hens,, $12; a few pullets, 3-4 grown, 75c ea. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit, Fa. Rt. 2. Pure Tancred 10 wks. old W. L. cockerels, good size to age, 75c each, r 3 for $2, FOB. Mrs. T. W., Hagood, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 3. 100 W. L. cockerels, 8 wks. old from standard .wt. hens, carefully selected by County Agent. Many layed du- ring the molt. Mated with Ferris Best Ege Strain roosters ,carefully selected, with special attention given head meaurements; in lots of 10 $1.50 each, del; less than 10, $1.50 ea. FOB. Same lot, but not as carefully selected $1 ea. FOB. Prices good un- til July 10, J. W. Johnston, Folkston, Ga 25 young Brown L. hens, laying 75 per cent. Very fine and fat. 75 W. L. Tancred-Ferris strain very fine laying full time, $1 each, FOB. Buy- er to furnish coops. Cash. T. L. Pick- ren, Folkston, Ga. _ 35 or 40 English W. L. 10 wks. old cockerels, from ped. matings, $1.50 ea 2 for $2.75, 3 or more, $1.25 each, F OB; also 2 or 300 Ibs. mixed friers, White and Brown L. and J. B. Giants. a best offer. J. J. Mooney, Quill rh.) - 250 W. L. laying hens, 1 yr. old, 90 cts. to $1 each. Miss Bettie Clements, Brunswick, Ga. Blythe Island. Ferris S. C. W L. cockerels, Stock direct, March hatch, $1.50 each, Apr. hatch, $1.25 ea. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2. W. L. and R. I. Reds for sale. All sizes and ages. an N. Austin, Atlanta, Ga. 690 Payne Ave. 160 young B. L.; hens, $1.25 ea. FOB in lots of 25 or over, $200 for lot Money order or certified check. Also 12 B. L. hens $12 F. Oo. B. W. M., Thornton _ Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2. : 15 Brown L. hens, $1 each also roost- ~ er, $15 for all. Mrs. E. P. Miner, Lil- burn, Ga. Rt. 1. ~ -MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS ~ White Minorcas: pullets and cock-. erels, from Marison Square Garden - Collosseum and Show, New York. Winners. S. C. Bohanan, Atlanta, Ga. 1968 DeKalb Ave. | : : 2 Black Minorca 18 mos. old lay- ing hens, Everlay kind, $2.25 each. Miss Martha. Cheatham, College Park Ga. Rt 2. White Minorca pullets and cocker- els, from Madison Square Garden and _ Coliseum Show. Winners. S. C. Bo- - Ranan, Atlanta, Ga. 1968 DeKalb Ave. 2 March hatch Minorca cockerels, | $1.50. O.-H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg. ~ a ISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS a FOR SALE ES . butter-milk fed friers and Can furnish 1 MARKET BULLETIN mo. Make best offer. Mrs. J. D. Me- Daniel, Hazlehurst, Ga. Rt. A. 50 or 60 Ibs. choice friers, 35c Ib. while they last. 35c lb. FOB. Mrs. F- R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga. ~ ORPINGTONS Pure bred S. C. Eng, strain Buff Orp. Feb. hatch cockerels, $1.25 ea.: March ist. hatch cockerels and pullets $1 ea; 6 hens and 1 rooster, 18 mos. old $12. All FOB here. Mrs. C. W. Griffin, Screven, Ga., Rt. 2. Golden Buff Orp. March hatch roosters, pure bred, 3 for $4.40, FOB. or exch. for apples, fresh for canning or for fresh peaches, worm free. Wrt. . Mrs. Elsie Altman, Baxley, Ga. S. C. Buff Orp. 20 hens, 1 yr. old, laying, $1.50 each; 50 pulets, and 3 cockerels, $1 each, or $45 for entire lot; also 20 hens and 1 rooster, 1 yr. old and some 18 mos, old, $1.50 each or $18 for lot. Cash with order. Lauren Noble, Trenton, Ga. 3 | PIGEONS FOR SALE White Kings, Carneaux, Hobers, Mondaines, Fantails, Pouters, Russian Carneaux, Maltese, and Hungarians, i James Rice, Douglasville, Ga. White Kings and pr. also Hungarians, $5 per-pr. All working and banded. Youngsters, $1 eg ea. Harry Davis, Macon, Ga. About 100 mixed pigeons, cheap or exch. for baby chicks, rye for plant- ing, apples or anything can use. Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 40. 6 prs. pigeons, mated and banded, ay pr. Ruben Kimbrough, Chipley, a. Carneaux, $3 per pr. of Homers, Carneaux or Kings. James Wilson Quitman, Ga, So. Court Streett. _ _ High grade Red Carneaux, mated and heavy producers, $3 pr. Young birds, $1 each. Special price on 25 or more. M. Jordan, Covington, Ga. RFD 4. Racing Homers, Sell of exch. for Car= neaux for squab raising. T. J. Ander- eon Jr., Atlanta, Ga. 706 Plum St. N. Z R. I. REDS Donaldson R. I. Reds: 6 hens, 1 yr. old and 1 rooster, $8.25. Mrs. J. L. Travis, Fayetteville, Ga. Thoroughbred Donaldson R. I. Red pullets and cockerels from heavy producing, blood tested stock, hatch- ed March 15th. Pullets, 90c each; cockerels, $1.25 each; 1 cockerel and 10 pullets, $10. Mrs. T. E. Kitchens, Macon, Ga. Rt. 7. : Nice young Donaldson strain hens, $2 each; 1 pen of 8 hens and male, $16. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mtn, Gao Rt. 1. 30 Butts strain, now laying R. TI. Red hens, very fine dark red and fat, $1.50 each, FOB. No. checks. HA W. Corbitt, Lakeland, Ga. 20 large, dark R. I. Red hens, 15 mos. old, fine layers, $2 each, or $35 = lot. Mrs. Scott Davis, Hoganville, a. 1 yr. old R. I. Red rooster, $1.75: 2 yr. old, $1.50. Donaldson strain. C.D. Williamson, Plains, Ga. R I . Reds, Donaldson strain: hens pullets and cockerels. Giants, all size. Wills A. Biggers, Con- yers, Ga. : i _ 20 Owens strain R. yr. old hens, $1.40 ea. FOB Blue Ridge Mrs. E. A. Goss, Epworth, Ga. 10 pure bred R. I. Reds: 9 pullets and 1 cockerel. well colored, March hatch, 75c each. Mrs. W. C. Rahn, Waresboro, Ga.. ' 3 pure bred Donaldson R. I. Red, February cockerels, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. L. T. Floyd, Canon, Ga. Rt. 2. 20 Owens strain R. I, Red healthy chicks: some wt. 3-4 lb. others, 1 Ib. each. Pullets and roosters, $10 for lot, ood Mrs. Jesse Brown, Helena, Ga. 1 pr. pure bred rich dark red R. I. for 2 pr. White King pigeons of pure bred stock; algo have 1 cockerel to exch. for 1 bu. Lookout Mtn Irish votato seed. Ea to pay postage. Mrs. Coran C. Wright. Dublin, Ga. Rt. 1, TURKEYS, GUINEAS DUCKS ETC : FOR SALE 3 pure bred White Pekins: 2 ducks .and 1 drake. last vrs hatch, $3.50; also 4 pure bred White Pekin ducks, 3 mos. $3.98. Young ducks. of Mam- | White Pekins. B L Lvnn, Coffee. Ga. 7 green-headed (supposed to be Meyer) ducks, $1 ea. also - severe! h f Mam noth Pekin 11 1 pr. Blue tantails. Sell, or exch. for Also. J. B? T Red 1 and 2 Reds, April 1929 hatch. Sell, or exch. each; sev. W. Pekin drakes, $1.25, ea. H. W. Corbitt, Lakeland, Ga. 10 M. B. 13 mos, old turkeys, $3 ea. or exch. for 25 full stock Brown L. hens, not over 1 1-2 or 2 yrs. old. No culls. Or will exch. for full stock Cornish games. Part or all for sale or exchange. Money order. Mrs. EP. | King, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1. 10 M. B. 13 wks. old turkeys, $3 ea. | or exch. for 25 full blood B.L. hens, not over 1 1-2 or 2 yrs. old. No culls, or exch. for full dark Cornish game hens, not over 2 yrs. old. Sell or ex. 1 one lot. Mrs. E, P, King, Rochelle, Ga oR, Trio of pure Rowen ducks: 1 drake and 2 ducks, $2.50 or exch. for 1 cck- erel, 3 pullets, pure bred S. C. Brown L. or Cornish Games, not less than 3 mos. old. Mrs: Ella Strange, Swains- boro, Ga. Rt. 5. Poultry Wanted GAMES WANTED Want dark Cornish game pullets, any amount from 1 Oto 50, Will buy or exch. Jersey heifer, 20 mos. old will freshen in September. se bes eee: Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7. Box Want to exch. 10 hens, J. B. Giants first of April hatch, mostly pullets, for red Wuills, pure bred, and exch. thoroughbred black warhorse, 1 yr. old for 1 Red Cuban game as above. J. E. Nicholson, Blairsville, Ga. Rt1; LEGHORNS WANTED Want to exch. 2 full breed S.C. B.L.8 1-2 mos. old B. L. Roosters, for others to keep from inbreeding. Must _be pure bred S. C. B. L. Mrs. E. P. King Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1. Want to exch value $2 for 1 cock- erel and 2 pullets, pure bred S. C. Brown kL. or Cornish games, not less than 3 mos. old. Mrs. Eula Strange, Swainsboro, Ga. Rt. 5. Want to exch. 5or 6 choice Brown L. Roosters for unrelated stock. Above are direct from Shinn. last of March. } Mrs. Geo. T. Vickers, Ga. Rt. 2: Wrightsville, Want 1M W. L. pullets, February } Bld or March hatch at right price. No culls. up. prefer from well bred stock. Give full particulars etc. G. L. Stripling, Ma- con, Ga. 3912 Houston St. Want to exch two Chinchilla doe rabbits for W. L. pullets. Virginia Haynes, Luthersville, Ga... Want a few hundred Leghorn fri- ers, at market price: cockerels and pulets, W. S. Nixon, Griffin, Ga. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS WANTED Want to exch. 8 Donaldson strain yr. old laying hens and 1 rooster, val- ued at $15 and 5 English strain 2 yr. old W, L. hens, val.-$5 for friers, wt. from. 1 1-4 to 2 1-2 lbs. at 35_ Ih. Mrs. J. G. Jinks, College Park, Ga. 406 East Columbia Ave. Poultry wanted: Will pay 30c lb. for friers and turkeys; 25c Ib. doe ducks: and 25c doz. for eggs. Del. Perry, Ga J. J. Rooney* Perry, Ga. Want to exch. value for hens of any pure breed. Write. Mrs. S. J. Frank- lin, Ga. Rt. 3. Mrs. Buy in any quantities from 50} Want from egg producing and_| ORPINGTONS WANTED Want to exch 2 golden Buff Orp. cockerels for 2 pullets same age and breed. February 3rd hatch. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga. R. I. REDS WANTED | Want 3 pure bred R. I. Red cock- erels, Feb. and March hatch, Donald- son strain and be free of White Diar- rhea. C. D. Williamson, Plains, Ga. Want to exch. 158. L. Wyandotte rooster, 3-4 pure bred, 2 yrs. old for small, medium, or large pure bred R. I. Red rooster. Ea, to pay del. chgs. Write. Mrs. J. T. Scott, Statesboro, Ga Rt. 4 Want 2 pure bred R. C. R. I. Red cockerels, March or April hatch. State price in first-letter. Mrs. J. R. Byrd, McCollum, Ga. TURKEYS, GUINEAS DUCKS ETC WANTED : Want pure bred blue Toulouse geese and gosling and pure bred White Mus- covy duck and ducklinesy. Write what you have and price. C. Neese Bullock Danielsvile, Ga. See ze WYANDOTES 4 White Wyandotte pullets and roosters. Can furnish 1 with Rose Comb or single. 9 mos. old, $1.50 ea. Mrs. Scott Davis, ee 75 or 100 nice mash fed Wyandottes a i and White Rocks, -mos. old. Cant be reg. $10 to $15 ea. ra barn. R. C. Loyd, Nicholls, Ga Rt og 1 pure bred not reg. Jersey 17 mos 3 would give more on it PAGE SEVEN _ to 2 lbs. av. 30c Ib, FOB. Mrs. E, W. _ Reid, Eastman, Ga. : Baby Chicks For Sale . Blood tested baby chicks of the bet- ter kind that live and grow. B. R. and Reds, $11 per 100. del. H. F. Morgan, Fitzgerald, Ga. 216 So. Lee St. 5 Gaskins chicks, that live, grow and lay. For profit and satisfaction. Write for prices etc. Book in orders oe fall. Hy R. Gaskins, Americus, a. ; s Pure J. B. Giants, 13c ea. del. in lots of 25 or more. Live del guar. H. J. McCorvey, Hawkinsville, Ga. Donaldson baby chicks, July hatch, $13.50 del. Exch, Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mt. Ga. Ribstd: BABY CHICKS WANTED __ Want 500 chicks, any breed, to raise on halves to 8 wks old. Mrs. A. L. Beddiford, Statesboro, Ga. _Rt. Ase Box 11. ; i Eggs For Sale Speckeled guinea eggs, 50c for 15, F OB. J. W. Williams, Wrightsville, Ga. Giant strain Ught Brahmas, $125 per 15, or $2 per 30 eggs. Mrs. Bob Sosby, Carnesville, Ga. Ferris S, C. W. L. and Thompson B. R. eggs: 1st pens, $1 per 15, $1.75 | | per 30; 2nd pens, 85c per 15, $1.50 per 30. Larger lots, 4c an egg. Del. Carriers to be ret. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2. ae Fresh eggs for hatching, rier. Strain reds, $1.25 per 15, $2.25 for 3 Exch. for honey or other same value. oe H. C| Brown, Stone Mtn, a. Rt. 1. Stay white, heavy laying White Orp. hatching eggs, now half price. $1. 0 per setting. Also young stock for sale Mrs, C. R. Morgan. Americus, Ga, Ringlet B. R. eggs, $1.50 per; 15 Giant Black Minorca eggs, $2.25 per 15. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga. 412 Peters g. Eggs Wanted Want to arrange with responsible parties for hatching eggs for coming sedson.. Write fully as to breed, qual- ity, number of hens, etc. Highest cash price paid. J. I, Hosford, Atlan- ta, Ga. 231 Forsyth, St. S. W. Aeon Live Stock For Sale : CATTLE FOR SALE ings 10 head good pasture cattle, 6c lb. M. Seagraves, Roberta, Ga. 1-2 Holstein male 15 mos. old calf insp. for T. B. $25 at barn, 6 mi. -E of Felton. Mrs. Elisha Kirk, Sr. Rock mart, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 32. ; 3 1 Jersey bull calf, not reg. $10 FOB Money order only. H. B. Durham Greensboro, Ga. hee 1 grade Jersey 17 mos. old _ heifer, $25 FOB. Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Graham Ga, Rt. 1. - 5 tenes 1 black Jersey heifer, 15 mos. old, from 4 gal. good grade cow and pur ._ Trim made, solid black, Gight on inside of legs) deep yellow sack. $30 shipped FOB. Money order or certified check accepted only. No exch. Mrs. Sam P. Jones, Gillsville, Ga. Rtg; 1. bull 7-8 Jersey, 1 yr. ready for service, $40. W. Lula, Ga, Rt. 2. a Fawn color grade Jersey cow, fres: en about the middle of July. Gentl g00d qualities, and good cond. $60 a my barn. Good milker. J. T. Holland Toomsboro, Ga. ee 1 Jersey bull 6mos. old calf, fu stock but not reg. $25. FOB. W. Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381. 40 hea dof extra good Grade Jerse heifers, la dn 2 yr. old, reasona prices. W. H. Ivey, Jr. Montiicelo, Ga. 3 pure bred Jersey bull calves, old bull from pure bred, but not reg. cow and reg. bull. Wt. around 450 or 500 Ibs. Healthy and gives excelent service. Light cream color darker or sides in face, black switch and tor ue, light streak down back, $35 crate and shipped FOB. No. exch. Mr. Sam. P. Jones. Gillsville, Ga. Ri Fine cow, Guernsey and H mixed, 3rd calf, now giving 3 more f . J. Manr Eh x ! ; PAGE EIGHT Live Stock Wanted \ sale. Come see, or write for price. rCr, E. HOGS FOR SALE 5 pure bred Berkshire 7 wks. old Good milch cow with 3rd calf, for pigs, $10 ea. without papers; $12 with papers. This breed won first prize over Western breeders 3 times in suc- --ession. Dorsey Martin, Canon, Ga. iy teh, 1. 10 choice Duroc Jersey sow pigs, 3 mos .old. Reg. in buyers name $7.50 each. T. G. Kent, Mitchell, Ga. 2 extra fine Black Guinea 3 mos. old gilts, $12.50 ea. or $23 for the pr. A. P. Sanders, Tignall, Ga. 1 big bone P. C. 10 mos. old boar, wt about 150 Jbs. $16 not reg. Reg. _ $1.50 extra. Money order or Cashiers - check. Exch. for heifer or yearling. H. W. Corbitt, Lakeland, Ga. Fine O. I. C. shoats, 12 wks. old, -' $10 each, or $18 per pr. Ped. furnished if wanted. Ga, Rt. 3. j Duroc Jersey pigs, immune for life against cholera and reg. in_buyers name at reas. price. L. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga. Old fashioned Black Guinea Hogs: bred gilts, service boars, and pigs, Sat. - guar. Willis A. Biggers, Conyers, Ga. x 4 pure P. C. pigs: 2 each, males and females, 4 mos. old, wt. 65 lbs. Chol- -era immune. $12. 50 ea. FOB. C. D. _ Williamson, Plains, Ga. % _ 2 pure bred Hampshire 4 mos. old gilts, well marked, good cond. Fine Club pigs. For ref. write County ie Demonstrator, Dr. J. R. Hyde, Way- cross, Ga. $25 for both. Mother of ' pigs, prize winners. Mrs. W. C. Rahn, Waresboro, Ga. Good stock O. I. C. also Duroc pigs for sale. Exch. for calves or good milch - cow. R. C. Brewer, Lula, Ga. Rt. 3. , P. C. pigs, reg. stock, 2 males ,wt. about 100 lbs. $18 each; 2 males and 2 females, farrowed April 6th, wt. about - 50 Ibs. or over, $12 each. Mrs. C. R. . Mogran, Americus, Ga. 19. pigs,.7 wks. old June 26th. Will del. on truck at my farm. G. S. May, _ Warthen, Ga.- Pure bred Black Essexs: gilts, $9 each; males, $10 each, with ped. Thrifty, healthy. and cholera immune. A. L. Law, Eastman, Ga.:Rt. 3. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE - Black horse mule, 9 yrs. old, wt, -about~950 or 1M lbs. Gentle, good farm mule, work anywhere. $75 cash. Exch. for good, fresh in 3 gal. or more -milch cow, near by. Miss Martha Cheatham, College Park, Ga., Rt. 2. 4 yr. old horse, work anywhere, good for iridng, good shape, $75 FOB. Cash, Lauren Noble, Trenton, Ga -- 8 yr. old mare mule, 1100 te, - Ibs. good - gentle farm mule, work anywhere _ $185. W. F. Miller, Lula, Ga. Rt. 2. RABBITS FOR SALE -.15 Chinchillas, 47 Himalaya rabbits 2 to 18 mos. old, Sell or exch. any number or all for chickens, hogs, or - cows. If interested in entire lot, at- _ tractive price with hutches free. B. B Bass, Albany, Ga. 309 Sixth St. 13 pure bred. Chinchillas, 7.-wks. old - $1 ea. or lot for $10. Jack Ivey, Mil- ledgeville, Ga. 607 Hancock St. Reds, Whites, Greys, Chinchillas: _ does, bucks, $2 pr. or exch. for chick- ens of equal value. Fred I. Baker, Columbus, Ga. Rt. 2. : Chinchillas, N. Z. Whites, and Bel- s for sale. Reas. prices. Prompt James Rice, Douglas, Ga. ~ gt Shipment. ebay 1 Gold certificate stock doe, unbred $6 reg.; 5 1-2 mos, old, reg. doe, $4; $3 bucks,. all reg. $3 ea. All good healthy and in good cond. Raymond Kincaid, Sword, Ga. -Healthy, Ped. Silver Martin rab- bits, $5 pr., Chinchillas, $5 trio. All healthy, ped., Jr. stock. A. A. Marshall Washington, Ga. Silver black fox and heavy wt. Chin - chillas, at low price. High quality. L. . Cs Rhodes, Grayville, Ga. : ur and meat rabbits, also Stahls Gold certificate Chinchillas. * Quality _ guar. Write for prices. H. R. Gaskins Americus, Ga. . 40 Chinchillas, all ages, for Sale. J. _N. Austin, Atlanta, Ga. - SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 2 buck kids, 3 wks. old, out of 1 gal. _Toggenburg doe and by a reg. Nubian - buck, $5 ea. FOB. farm. Seab Howard _ Bolingbroke, Ga. : Saanen doe kid about 5 mos. old, _ snow. white, butt-headed, wattles on 3-milking does, 3 at. av. 1 urg and 2 are 50-50 Nubian nburg mixed Barber, East Point, Ga. 701 Sims St, BE. C. Heaton, Hartwell, |) and price. John H. Carney, - = MARKET . bred Toggenburg doe, gave 4 qts. with last kids; is a long time milker, butt neaded, kind and gentle; expected to freshen before July 20. No papers with this. doe. Sell reas. or exch. 1 or for a No. 1, White or Brown Leg- horn 1930 hatch pullets, or good 1929 hatch laying hens. No culls. Edwwin Simpson, Atlanta, Ga. 676 Tifton St. N. W. Live Stock Wanted CATTLE WANTED Want. good milch cow, state wt col- or , number of gallons, and _ price. Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brooklet, Ga. Want to exch. A No. 1 Ga. Sugar Cane syrup for a reg. Jersey male calf not over 3 wks .old, or will pay cash if can get at bargain. J. D. McDaniel, Hazlehurst. Ga. Rt. A. Want 1 fresh milch cow, at least 3 gals. Will exch. Duroc sow and 8 pigs, 6 wks. old, or 60 Leghorn hens for same. W. 8. Mixon, Griffin, Ga. Rt. C. Want Jersey heifer calf. reg. in buy-. ers name. Price must be right. J.T.) Powell, Jr., Brinson, Ga. HOGS WANTED Want, 1 Duroc male, about 10 mos, old, Ent. to reg. State what ce a airs- i ville, Ga. Rtt. 4. Box 170. Georgia Products _ For Sale BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 100 bu. running velvets, $1.35 bu. 5 or 6 tons Velvets in pod, $23 per ton. Buyer to furnish sacks. All FOB) R. P. Watson, Hawkinsvie, Ga. : 30 bu. nice, clean Lady peas, 20c lb. e B. Shelnutt, Atlanta, Ga. 359 Peters 9 bu. good mixed peas, $3.50 bu. in 5 bu. Red Rippers, $3.50 bu. also Early Velvet beans, $1.50 bu. All FOB. re stock. Alex Maxwell, Cairo, Ga. bu. in lots of 50 bu. or more; a few bu. O-Too-Tan Soy beans, $5. All F OB. F. C. Penuel, Farm Steward, G. S. S. Milledgevile, Ga. ~ 2 bu Laredo beans, $5 bu. FOB. S. S. Elder, Sparta, Ga., Rt. 2. Dixie Queen brown-eyed white peas, 20c pint, $1.10 gal. 10! bu. mixed Whinps, $3.90 bu. FOB. No. checks. K. N. Sharp, Commerce, Ga. New crop yellow crowder peas, $1.50 per pk. $5.50 bu. FOB. A. L. Law, East- man, Ga. Rt. 3. i BUTTER FOR SALE Nice, fresh Jersey butter, 30; tb. postpaid in Ga. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville, Ga! Rt. 7. : 15 to~ 20 lbs. fresh butter each wk. 35c lb. FOB. or 40c lb. del. Guar. to be good and fresh. Sample on re- euest, 1 to 20 lbs, at a time. Coy Willis, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 3. CORN SEED. CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR SALE . Pure Mexican June seed corn, Blu and White mixed,-nubbed and shelled $1 peck, del. $3 bu. FOB. Will mature, planted up to July 15th. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2. 100 bu. good corn in shuck, $1 bu. at oS W. H. Bedingfield, -Harrison a. FRESH AND CURED. MEATS 20 lbs. cured ham guar. first class, 0 De Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga Country cured, hickory smoked meat: hams, 35c lb. shoulders, 25c Ib. lard, 18c lb. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. Nice, hams, cured, 35c lb. FOB. Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brooklet, Ga. Want. hams and_= shoulders. Will exch. new honey in 1 Ib. sections or 24 lb. cs. or in 50 lb. cans. 2 lbs. for 1 of ham. Ea. to pay postage or exp. chgs.. Mrs. F. P. Rahn, Rincon, Ga. Country cured meat: sides and shoulders, $20 per 100; hams $28 a 100. Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga. Sugar cured hams, corn fed, wt. 25 Ibs. 33c lb. Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayette- ville, Ga. _ FRESH FRUITS FOR SALE Backberries, 40c gal. Ready to be ship- ped. W. E Goodwin, Wadley, Ga. Blackberries 1 1-2 gal size, $3.25 per doz. Qts. orders come...No checks. Money or- der. Postpaid. Mrs. Emory G. Log- gins, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 1. Eden Gem and H. B. cantaloupes, ready to pick. Large size and fancy lines, standard, $3: flats, $1, or will 250 bu. Tilmans peas, $3.25 bu. $3 G $2.50. Canned as fast as | BULLETIN Carman grapes, basket carriers: Make offer Quitman, Ready July 10th.. | Milteer, Quitman, Ga. Cantaloupes: Send truck for what you want or write and I will make shipment. My post office and my farm is Shingler, Ga. A. E. Youngblood, Poulan, Ga. Rt. 1. A few yellow May, and Sugar. or July apples. Nice for eating or cook- ing, $1 bu. box, FOB. Cash with order. No checks accepted. Prompt shipment. J. F. Call, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4. GRAIN FOR SALE | Fulghum seed oats, 85c bu. FOB. M. M. Jennings, Plains, Ga. HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES FOR SALE Fine, gright Gallberry honey: -1-2 gal can, 75c; 1 gal. can, $1.25 all FOB Dixie. Absolute satisfaction guar. J. Johnson, Jr., Dixie, Ga. New, white comb chunk honey in 50 to 75 lb. cans, 15c lb. FOB. A. G Oliver, Meansville, Ga. : Nice, bright ext. honey, 5 lb. pails $1 del. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland FOB. DAs SEs y Nice, fresh chunk honey, 20 lb. Add postage. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville Ga. Rt. ; New, nice, Poular honey in chunk, 20c lb. or exch. for potato- plants or Ga Rt..2 Nice, auburn color -honey in 5 gal. cans, 85 gal. FOB. Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brooklet, Ga. Fresh and pure strained or in comb honey strained, $1.35 per 10 lbs. or 20 lbs. $2.60; in comb, 15c lb. All FOB. ane A. Cravey, Milan, Ga. Rt 1. Box New 1 lb. section comb honey in 24 Ib. display cs. (2 cases) $5 per cs. del. can. del. Levin Smith, Pembroke, Ga. New No. Ga. honey in 10 Ib. pails gross, $1.75 del. in 3rd zone; in lard cans, 50 lbs.,or more, 15c lb. FOB. Chunk or strained. E. M. King, White a. 7 Honey in 24 lb. section or 5. gal. cans, for sale. Mrs. F. P. Rahn, Rin- con, Ga . : New Gallberry honey, 5 Ib. pail del. by mail, $1; 10 Ib. del. by mail, $1.85 Write for prices on large quan. John W. Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga. : Fresh chunk honey, 10c Jb. for 20 Ibs. or more. Paroty to help furnish containers, or return it. FOB. Write before you send money order. Mrs. D. Whiddon, Chula; Ga. Nice, new, bright fancy comb or ext. honey, labeled and packed in 5. Mb. tins, 6to cs. $5 per cs. also Ext. honey, in 16 oz. glass jars, 24 to cs. $5 per cs. All FOB. David Merier, Douglas, Ga.. New, bright honey in 10 lb. buckets, also new white honey in 10 lb. buckets, comb and ext. $2 bucket. Money order re R. W. Browning, Dublin, Ga. labeled, in 5 Ib. pails, 6to cs. $4.25: also 16 oz. glass jars, 24 to cs. $4.75. Prompt del. J. T. Mullis, Alma, Ga. New crop Gallberry honey, clean, pack and attractively labeled. in 5. ]h. pails, 75c per pail; cs. off 6 $4.20. J. T. Altman, Alma, Ga., P. O. Box 336. New. bright. chunk honey, 10 Ib. cans, 4 to crate, $5 FOB: small quan. $1.50 per C. Cash or money order. J. T. Holland, Todmsboro, Ga. Nice, clean Chunk or Ext. honey in 5 and 10 lb. pails, 20c del. 50 Ib. lard is Poulam, | P for a pig. L. A. McGarity, Hampton, | Write first Also 3 gal. in 1 gal cans, $1.25 per} same. in comb and Ext. $1.50 per bucket, | Ric? New crop, fancy honey packed and } . Thursday, July 3, 1930. Jarge bunches, 6~ cans, 15 lb. FOB. C. G. Oliver, Barnes- ville, Ga. Rt: 2. : - SYRUP FOR SALE, Pure Ribbon Cane syrup, 6 No. 10s: to cs. $3.75 per cs. 12 No. 5s to cs. $4 er cs. Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga. 300 gal. fine, thick Ga. Ribbon Cane syrup in 1 gal. cans, 75c per can FOB here. F. L. Beasley, Reidsville, Ga. VEGETABLES FOR SALE _ : Beginning June 28rd will have peas, beans, butter-beans, corn, cabbage, squash, cucumbers, and _melons Dye truck load, at farm, or delivered. J. H. Price, Plains, Ga. phone, 262. : Ford-Hook butter-beans, now ready. Make best offer FOB Quitman. Bushel hampers, ito 25 hampers. A. T. Mil- teer, Quitman, Ga. 5 See Green bunch, snap beans, 71-2 Ib. Can ship sev. bu. a day for as long as they last; squash, 5c lb. Cucum- bers, 4c lb. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley, Ga. s = 2 gal. white shallots. Sell, or exch. Mrs. H. C. Hensley, Spring Place, Ga. Rei: a Ys Eng. peas, ready and will have cab- bage, tomatoes, beans, and_ other vegetables later. Wish to deal with sdme reliable truckman, or will ship. Must have reference L. L. Happer, Dil- lard, Ga. a ae Nice, tender long green Pole beans, 10c lb. del. by parce! post in box crates. : No, order for less than 25 lbs. Del. July 15th on through August. Dellia Mooney Quill. Ga. : es Want 1 bu. jelly apples (not wild crabapples); 2 bu. ripe fabout 2 in. long) to make pickles. oe state what you have and _ price. calf, Ga. Rt. Box 68. : Georgia Products : Wanted BEANS AND PEAS WANTED cucumbers jf : rs. Lyle N. Reed, -Met- = Want peas of any var will exch. to- | mato plants, or pot or yard flowers for Mrs. An, Ga. RFD 1. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES _ WANTED go Want fresh fruits and , vegetables del. to Perry Advise what you have and price. J. J. Rooney, Perry, Ga. NG Want good solid apples for making cider. Will want weekly shipments. | Write price per bbl. and kind of fruit J. E. Cannon, Albany, Ga. care Genes Miscellaneous For Sale Pure applecider vinegar in season of | 1928, 10 gal. keg. $5. H. R. Staight, Demorest, Ga. Rattle Weed Root, 30c Ib. and post- age. Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville, Ga 105 lbs. used feathers, 40c lb. FOB Cash with order. Mrs. P. W. Byrd, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. : ie Himlayan blackberries, 35c gal. Pre- serves and jellies, made on _ halves. other party to furnish all the sugar. and the containers for their half. Berries or Jelly called for at my home on Highway No. 9. (Not Bankhead) 3-4 mi. beyond river from Atlanta. Will exch. some for seed irish potatoes and other value. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, Ga. Rt. A. Box 90. ee Green catnip, 35c Ib. poke root, 30c lb. and wild cherry. bark, 35c Ib. Miss Malch, Jefferson, x Blanche Carrington, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 78. Ba Do you think there to do with? going to sit) dow it just a few years will in the cotton growing change rates, could put it across. weeds, and/getting a pig out of have an organization. hours notice. sell to truck at field. O. F. Baker Tif- tome Sie, _ Prices of Farm Produce (Continued from Page One) __ is anything for a poor man to do with nothing = Thanking you to advise me if you have time. . What about the price of odtton? ies and let it begin to sell at about 12 cents, and let it go down to 10 cents and 8 cents for the lower grades? The bankere es the South are the only ones who can correct this. If they do not correct put them in the condition of the average farmer aa Te eee ae a ne a Cotton is) : 1ould bring it. bankers of the South, if they would get toscines on it with the same business efficiency, that ey cho os The farmers have no time to come togeth : of the Federal Farm-Board. They are re mig at ine coms wauias ; the crack of the fence. The Should they aLaner th Gets Coe | ar in shington, f | cotton, it would be an imposing and ie aeay pee EWGENE TALMADGE, es Are the bankers of the South worth 25 cents per milking cows, pulling |} bankers Commissioner of Agriculture.