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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1930.



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ANOTHER VISION OF GEORGIA

OW Saturday, the twentysthied 2 hae I left Adnnta about
-six oclock in the morning and drove down to Barnesville, across to
Culloden, Fort Valley, Montezuma and on to Byromville, Georgia.

At Byromville, we attended a vere and barbecue Ewen by Mr.

8. B. Byrom, of Byromville. ;
Mr. Harvey Jordan had put on a demonstration on the farm
of Mr. Byrom with 100 acres of cotton. The cotton was the Wil-
son type. -They used a thousand pounds of 12-5-7 fertilizer to the
acre under this cotton at planting time and two applications of 100
_ pounds each, of sulphate of ammonia during the season.

~ All who saw this cotton that day estimated that it would make
a bale to the acre. It was exceptionally good cotton.
We enjoyed the picnic, barbecue and speeches that we had

there very much. There were about four or ae hundred darters.

_ from around that section present,

- .On this trip I noticed. that all of hic crops frott Atlanta on
~ down to about Culloden had suffered very much from the dry wea-

ther. From below Culloden down to Montezuma the seasons had

been favorable and crops are good. A great deal of the cotton was

open on that day and 4 few fields near Byromville and Montezuma
had been practically picked out.

We went from Byromville, through Hawkingyille and Eastman
on to my home below McRae. The seasons have been favorable in
that section also. Cotton is extra early and a good many fields

have been gathered. :
The corn, beans and peanuts are reasonably good. Potatoes

and cane are also although they are needing rain now in that
_ section.
Soo baking it as-a whole, South Garcia has been fortunate this.
year with favorable seasons for making crops. The only grievance
we have is the unreasonable, depressing price we are receiving for
all crops.
On Thursday, August 28th, a party of us from the office took
a trip from Atlanta through Cartersville, Dalton and Calhoun to
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E The Kiwanis Club of Chattanooga was giving a Farm Institute
Es and a barbecue to the farmers of Georgia and Pence adjacent to
e Chatianocgs.

_ Chattanooga.

the fields.

the crop.

were up on top of the mountain just at sunset.

at is useless for me to say that we had a great time there in i
They had in

The luncheon and barbecue were fine.
attendante about 700 real farmers and we had talks from Governor

Horton, of Tennessee, Commissioner of Agriculture Fitts of Ten-

nessee, and Mr. Carl Williams, of the Federal Farm Board. I also
made a talk.
I believe that these meetings of the fabmiers and business men
together will be productive of splendid results.

iness men of the city will have to wake up and realize that they are

er.

The drought condition from Cartersville on to Chatbahdoga was
more severe than I had thought. I went over this same section last
year and on fields where I then saw cotton over waist high, this time
it is only about half knee high, and opening right in the top. The
corn from Cartersville on to Tennessee is practically burned up in

looking at the crops that they have been worked well.

_ I do not know what ta advise the people in the drought stricken |
area to do.
wheat or oats, as early as possible. This wheat or oats could be
broadcasted and plowed in the middles before they finish gathering
By this method they will have feed next spring.

After the Farm Institute was over in Chattanooga we went up
on top of Lookout Mountain before coming back to Atlanta. We
It is a wonderful
sight. Around Umbrella Rock they say that on clear daysyou can
see into six States. I know you can see the same train running
about an hour and a half.

The mountains may not be anything extra to people who live

After all, the bus:

practically dependent upon farming being profitable to the farm- _ :

Nothing but ithe drought caused it as you can tell from |

It might be a good idea to put in some grain, either _

in them and around them but to us flatwood fellows who live down ae

in the Coastal Plain section of Georgia the mountains are awe-in-

spiring. When you go up to the top of one you become retrospect-
ive. You realize how small and insignificant you are.

We are but tools in the hands of an omnipotent power.
the game fair, work hard, have charity for your fellowman;
are the great things in our walk of life.

September 2, 1930. 2

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MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

2 Prevailing Veneiogo Prices, Seps 2, 1980. Always Subject: to Variation

Macon
~ $2.00
2.25 |
35
33
28
33
AS
18
12%
28
20
14

Augusta
= 75
. 3.00
85
33
28
33
.20
23
15

Atlanta
Sweet Potatoes, new 100 Ibs.--$3.00
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 lbs.. 2.50
Eggs, Ga. Extra, doz oo
Eggs, Ga. Standard, doz......-- 31
' Eggs, Ga., trade, doz 26
Eggs, Yard Run, doz. eS
Stags, Ib. 18
~ Hens, Ib.
Roosters, Ib. 12
Priers. 1B. sc =;
VISUCKS les n.ou oe ea
Geese, Ib.
Turkeys, Ib.
Capons, Ib.
Field Peas, mixed bu. ..
_ Fielg Peas, not mixed, bu
Country Butter, Best Table, Ib.
Country Butter, Cooking, Ib...

$2.00
2.75
2

30
18

ne es ne wo cow

28
.20

25
2.58

Hogs Sold During Week Beginning Au a8, 2

Savannah

30
28

22
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[ INDEX

Poultry for Sale
Poultry Wanted ---.-....
Flowers and Seed for Sale :
3; 4; 8,29, 12.
Flowers and Seed wanted 8, 9, 12
Second-hand Mach. for Sale 9, 10, 12.
Second-hand Machinery. Wanted 10.
Incubators for Saye_- sus 17
Eggs for Sale -..- .-.- papel el 5b
Eggs Wanted E 5

Columbus Valdosta

$3.00 $2.50
8.00

"36

4

29

34

18

Ga. i produes for Sale_.
_ Ga. Products Wanted
Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted
Carclioais 22 232 ee RE fees
Plants for Sale : 8
Plants Wanted

Seed for Sale

Seeg Wanted ~---

Farm Help Wanted .

Positions Wanted

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BANTAMS

Bantam roosters (crowing) and some
_ pullets, sell in prs. at 45c each. Mrs. J.
J. Sapp, Arco, Ga. Box 53.

Bantams, Golden Sebrights, prize
winning stock, 2 prs. 1 yr. old, 1 pr. 2
yrs. old, $3.75 per pr. Cecil Hartness,

ineral Bluff, Ga

Game bantams, young stock; 50c

Maddox, Stone

each, or exch. F. W.
Mtn. Ga. Box 297.



eo BARRED ROCKS

12 B. R. 5.mos. old pullets, good
stock, good winter layer, 5c each,
FOB. Mrs. T. J. Williams, Farming-
ton, Ga. RFD 3.

11 pure bred B. R. hens, March, 1929
hatch, good layers, and 2 cocks, same
age and breed, $2 each; 4 April hatch
pullets, and 1 cockerel,

Owen Hartness,

_ Aristocrat B. R. cocks and cockerels,
_Moltermans vest best bred to lay
stock, lowest prices ever quoted: $2.00
to $7.50. Guar. to please. Exch. for
anything may be able to use of same
value. Cured meat preferred. J. P.
McWilliams, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 4.
- 25 B. R. pure bred pullets, March
25th hatch Parks strain, $1 each. Mrs.
Will Giddens, Kirkland, Ga.
Pure bred B. P. R. May hatch 50c
- each; March hatch, $1 each. Exch. for
pigs at reasonable price. Also have 7
pullets and 1 cockerel, same breed,
April hatch, 90c each. Mrs. W. D.
- Bryant, Coffee, Ga.
10 pure bred B. Rocks, 9 pullets and
1 cockerel, $10; also 40 pure breq Buff
R. 3 mos. old, 60c each; 3 pure bred
_ Buff Rock March cockerels, $3. B. L.
lynn, Coffee, Ga.

GAMES

8 pure bred dark Cornish game pul-

ets, $1.25 each, 3 cockerels, $1.50, or

lot for $12. Thos. J. Braswell, Ches-
ter, Ga. Box 106. :

GIANTS AND LANGSHANS
J. B. Giant yearling cockerel, $1.50.
_A tall, fine looking big bone bird. Will

exch. F. W Maddox, Stone Mtn. Ga.





-. Nice J. B. Giant March cockerels,
$1 each. Miss Ella Trimble, Adairs-
ville, Ga.

12 J. B. Giant pullets and 2 cocker-
els, wt. from 1 lb. to 1 1-2 Ibs. 50c
each, also 10 pullets, wt. from 2 Ibs.
to 2 1-2 lbs. 75c each. No checks. Mrs.
J. T. Berryhill, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5.

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS
1 pr. young Buff Minorcas, full breed
ang of fine quality, $4.75 per pr. FOB.
Cash with order. No checks. Mrs. W.
_C. Hewitt, Screven, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 25.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
50 Ibs. heavy evtra fine friers, 1 to 2
Ibs. each, 25c lb. also 50 lbs. hens, 18c
lb. Othey party to pay Exp. chgs. Mrs.
Milton H. Nelson, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.
_ Frying size chickens, 1 1-2 to 2 Ibs.
each, 27c lb. FOB. Hampton. R..B.
_ Crowder, Sunny Side, Ga. :

A few White Face Spanish cock-
erels, for sale or exch. H. T. Head,
Barnesville, Ga.

5 Buckeye pullets, 4 young hens and
1 cockerel, $11 del. or exch. for same

number of dark Cornish pullets or
young hens. H. W. Thurmond, Gresh-
amville, Ga.
_ 25 Jarge hens, for table use, 25c Ib
FOB. Mrs. F. R. Vineent, Fruitland,
Ga.







LEGHORNS
200 Tancred W. L. pullets,
ready to lay. Very low prices.
Gaskins, Americus, Ga.
April hatch W. L. cockerels, from
- English strain (that are famous in this
- section for egg production). 75c each.
H. A. Neal, Carnesville, Ga. Rt. 3.
115 or 120 pullets, 12 wks. old, rais-
ed on corn meal and scratch grain.
Tom Cochran, Tancreq and other fine
strain W. L. Ped. to lay 100 eggs in
4 mos., and they will lay at 5 mos. old,
also 45 or 50 roosters, of same brood.
Sell cheap. See at once. Miss Laura
Morris, Bowdon, Ga.
40 S. C. W. L. pullets and laying
hens, Tancred strain, $1.50 each. Now
_ beginning to lay. Mrs. G. F. Mincey,
Clarkston, Ga. :
2 fine Buff L. roosters, sell or eXcth,
for some same breed. Mrs. P. D.
Stewart

some
H. R.

Rubin, Hapeville, Ga. 3279
Ave. Phone, Calhoun, 2394-J.

y|pullets at right price.

<2 Ean

15 W. L. 5 1-2 mos. old pullets, $1
each. Kerlin quality. Mrs. Isaac
Dykes ,Chester, Ga. Rt. 2.

3 W. L. April ceckerels, Direct from
Ferris, out of 240,300 egg stock, best
egg strain, $2 each, or exch. for same
value. Mrs. M. Rainwright, Hapeville,
Ga

:

A few more Tancred W. L. cockerels,
April ist hatch, open range grown,
well dev. for age, about 4 Ibs. each,
and about ready for service, $1.50 each.
Mrs. J. W. Hendrix, Dover, Ga.

Sev. nice, pure breq AA egg laying
strain, Olq English Origin, Direct from
Booth cockerels ,about 2 mos. old,
$2.50 each. Cash with order. Mrs. H.
Neal Lord, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 3.

60 young B. L. hens, 75c each, FOB,
in lots of 20 or more, or $42 for whole
lot. Money order with order. W. M.
Thornton, Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2.

MINORCAS

6 April hatch Giant Black Minorca
cockerls, $1.50 each. O. H.. Wright,
Atlanta, 412 Peters bldg

S. C. Black Minorca 10 wks. old
cockerels, 75c each, or exch for pul-
lets, same age ang breeding Mrs. O, L.
Law, Empire, Ga. Rt. 2.

Trio S. C. Black Minorcas, 2 pullets
and 1 cockerel, April hatch. Pape
strain. The pullets are about ready to
lay and cockerel ready for service, $5
for trio? also booking orders for eggs,
for 1931 del. $2 per 15 del. by P. P. L.
B. Milliams, Newnan, Ga.

ORPINGTONS |

Fine stock Buff Orpingtons, pullets
and cockerels, 250 to 315 egg strain. 1
cockerel and 3 pullets, $8. Cash with
order. J. K. Kennedy, Menlo, Ga.

A pen of Buff Orp. 5 pullets and 1
-cockerel, direct from Shinn, 6 mos. old,
$6 for lot. Also 7 Shinn B. R. young
hens, $1 each. J. M. Thornton, Pal-
metto, Ga. : : ;

8 Buff Orp. cockerels, April hatch,
direct, from Slades pure bred, select
quality, $1 each, FOB. . No. checks.
Mrs. R C. Camp, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3.
Box 149. Ss

1929 hatch Buff Orp. rooster, $2; 6
pullets, April hatch, $1 each. All are
pure and of the Mrs. Morgans strain.
Miss B. L. Biggers, (No address given).

8 pure bred, April hatch yellow Buff
Orpingtons: 4 roosters and 4 pullets,
$1 each. Mrs. T. H. Jordan, Ashland,
Ga.

Pure bred Buff Orp. 12 hens, 10 mos.
old, $1.50 each; cocks, $2 and $2.50
each. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga,
Rt 1.

12 Buff Orp. hens, even color, S. C.
18 mos. old, $1 each, FOB. Mrs. Lau-
ren Noble, Trenton, Ga.

1 Gelden Buff Orp. February hatch
cockerel, $1.50 F@B. 2 March. hatch,
$1.25 each, FOB. Mrs. F. R. Vincent,
Fruitland, Ga. :

4 nice Buff Orp. 3 to 4 lb. pullets,
and 1 cockerel, $5 for lot; some smaller
Would exch.
for J. B. Giant pullets and 1 or 2 cock-
erels. Mrs. W. E. Wisnante, Madison,
Ga. Rt. 3. \

9 Buff Orp. March hatch, $1 each,
3 roosters and 6 pullets. Exch. for
same amt. of -S. L. Wyandottes or
dark Cornish game. No mixed breeds
or culls wanted. Harley Bates, Carte-
cay, Ga.

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE
1 pr. 1 1-2 yr. old peafowls, $40; 1 pr.
1 yr. old, $35, or both pr. for $70. H.
R. Reils, Savannah, Ga. 1309 Seiler
Ave. .

PIGEONS FOR SALE

50 pr. White Kings, mated, banded
and working, also youngsters, at a bar-
gain price. Write. A. A. LeGuin, Ma-
con, Ga. 3809 Houston Ave.

20 prs. Carneaux for sale. H. A.
Cline; Atlanta, Ga. 21 Park Circle.

P, R. Homer pigeons, fine squab rais-
ers, $2.50 pr., 3 pr. White Homers, $2
pr. All mated, banded anq working.
e H. Overby, Columbus, Ga. 600, 25th
St.
30 pr. White Kings, ver yfine. Sell or
exch. for chickens. Mrs. J. J. Bull,
Oglethorpe, Ga. :

White Kings, special price on 5 and
10 pY. lots: youngsters, 4 to 6 mos. bar-
gain. Write. Grace W. Rumph, Cul-
loden, Ga.

2 pr. young, White Kings, $2. pr.
Common pigeons, 35c pr. Horace
Moulder, Meansville, Ga.

7 pr. of mated, working pigeons, $15.
Mrs.. W. R. Taylor, Savannah, Ga. 29
Adair St. .

1 pr. Nuns, $2; White Kings,$3; 1











3 extra fine very large pr. White Kings, |



KET BULLETIN.

$4.50; 1 pr. Pigmy pigeons, $4; 1 pr.
Racing Homers, $3; Whi King
youngsters, 2 to 4 mos. old, $1 to $1.25
each; 20 fine ones for sale. The prs.
mentioned above are mated and good
working birds, all young about 1 1-2
yrs. old, except Nuns they are 3 1-2
mos, old, and the mother of which is
imported. Also 1 pr. White Fantails,
$5. Mrs. W. C. Watkins, Savannah,
Ga. 1208 E. Henry St.

' R. I. REDS

A few fine R. I. Red pullets at at-
tractive prices. H. R. Gaskins,
cus, Ga.

Pure bred Donaldson March cock-
erels from prize winning pen, $1.50
each, or exch. 2 cockerels for 3 pullets
ef same strain, or exch: 4 cockerels for
1 pure bred P. C. male pig. Mrs. C. L.
Smith, Baxley, Ga. ad

R. C. R. I. White cockerels, $2.50 ea.
or will trade for young brood sow.
Must. be full bloog stock and in good
cond. iL. G. Anderson, Ochlochnee,
Ga, Rt. 3.

30 head of pure bred R. I. Red pul-
lets, hatched March 5th, $1.50 each,
$40.00 for lot. Mrs. J. W.. Altman,
Alma, Ga.

Donaldson strain 1 yr. old, now lay-
ing hens, $1.25 each ang buyer to pay
shipping expense. Mrs. O. L. Smith,
Abbeville, Ga.

30 thoroughbred S. C. R. I. Red 12
wks. old pullets, 75c each, FOB. Mrs.
M. L. Moore, Richland, Ga.

Sev. pure bred Donaldson R. I. Red
April hatch cockerels, 75c each, FOB.
C. D. Williamson, Plains, Ga, aie

April hatch Donaldson R. I. Red
corkerels, Direct, $1 each, FOB. Mrs.
Frank Clark, Roberta, Ga.

/R. I. Reds, hens and roosters, 18.

mos. old, $1.50 each. Mrs. J. L. Par-
rish, Nashville, Ga. Rt._2.

Thoroughbred R. I. Red cockerels,
January hatrh, $1.50, $2 and $5 each;
eggs, 75c per 15, FOB. Mrs. C. R. Lee,
Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 3. ene

Donaldson strain, extra fine open
range grown hens, 1 1-2 to 2 yrs. old,
$1 each; nice lot of young roosters, $1
each; spring hatch pullets, $1 each.
All deep red to skin. B. R. Leggett.
(No address given).

Donaldson strain young hens, dark
red, $2 ea. $18 for 10 hens and _ nice
male, or exch. for shoats. Also fresh,
fertile eggs, $1.25 per 15, $2.24 for 30,
in baskets. Add postage. Mrs. H. G.
Brown, Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 1.

15 dark hens, Donaldson strain, 1929
hatch, fine for breeders, $2 each ,or $25
for lot, or 15 hens and 2 roosters, $23.
Mrs. John W. Venable, Decatur, Ga.
Rt. 1. Phone, Deaborn 2138.

Large, dark red S. C. R. I. Red
March cockerels, $2.50 each; 10 mos.
old cockerel, $3.50; 2 fine 16 mos. old

. cocks, $5 ea. Mahoods prize stock and

heavy layers. Miss Belle Timmerman,

| Bronwood, Ga. Box 83.

25 nice R. I. Req hens, none over 18
mos. old, bloodtested, bred to lay, $30
for lot, or exch. for a nice heifer,

fresh or soon to freshen; from good

stock and a high producing mother.
rie B. A. Weldon, Fitzgerald, Ga.

9 R. I. Red hens and 1 cock, 1929
hatch, good stock, $10 for lot, FOB, or
exch. for 100 White Leghorn baby
chicks. Mrs. J. G. King, Bainbridge,
Ga. Rt. 2. Box 89,

10S. C. R. I. Red pullets, 12 wks. old
(Rouses strain of heavy layers) and 1
cockerel, $15 del. Mrs. Raymond
eine Esa Mite Ga, Rt 3)

wd. ens and 1 rooster, $6
for the lot, FOB. Mrs. T. W. Ry
Gillsville, Ga. RFD 2. bg
ine.stock of pure bred R. I. Re

pullets from Donaldson strain, ts
from 1 Ib. to 1 3-4 lbs. 40c Jb. also
small cockerels at same price. Mrs. J.
L. Peugh, Barnesville, Ga.

10 R. I. Red 5 mos. pullets of Don-
aldson strain, 75c each, FOB. Mrs. T
J. Williams, Farmington, Ga. RFD 3.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,

7 geese, 1 pr. about 2 yrs. old, and
5 are May and June hatch. $10 FOB.
C. E. Hutto, Guyton, Ga,

White Pekin and Indian Runner
ducks, $1 each for both ducks and



drakes; 1 pr. pure White Chinese geese

with golden fooking crown on top of
head, resembling the white swans, $6
for pr. Mrs. C. A. Crawford, Newnan,
Ga. Greenville St.

Pure bred Mammoth Bronze tur-
keys, Battleship strain, March hatch,
toms, $5 each. Make fine breeders.
Old tom_wt. 40 lbs. Mrs. Alex Boyer,
Sparta, Ga. RED 1,

7 pure br

| $3.50 each, $75 for lot.



ts, 3 wks. old,

Thursday, September 4, 1930.

50c each; pure bred M. B. hen mother,
$5. Sell with or without hen. FOB.
Mrs. Mary Collins, Cordele, Ga. Rt. D.

+f

Pure White Indian Runner drakes,

$1 each.
Ga.

4 mos. old turkeys, $2 each; 2 mos,
old, $1.50 each. Mrs. J. L. Parrish
Nashville, Ga. Rt 2.

32 head of April 1930
Bronze and White Holland cross, 6 2

3

yr. old hens, $75 for lot, FOB. Mrs. Cc.
J. Phillips, Soperton, Ga. RFD 3, Box

Ameri- | 81

hens red and tom black, $7.50 for lot,
FOB, or exch. for pigs of equal value,
E. C. Mathew, Milam, Ga. RFD 2.

3 pure bred M. B. hens, April 1929

hatch, $5 each; 1 fine tom, April hatch,

$8; young turkeys, April 1930 hatch,
Mrs.
Christmas, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 4. :

Prices cut to the bone on my Werlds _
: Big Bone
Giant Bronze turkeys, for the next 60
Of best

Largest ang Best Layers,

days: pr. for $35, trio, $50.
blood line and tom alone worth the

money. Price much higher after 60
L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5.
Muscovey ducks, 2 to 4 mos. old, $1

days.

ea. Laying ducks, $5 trio. L. E. Wil-
liams, Ty Ty, Ga.

7 pure bred Mammoth White Pekin
J. D. Chas-

About 50 ducks and 12 geese for sale.
Mrs. J. P. Gaines, Cave, Bartow Coun- _

drakes, $1.25 each. Mrs.
teen, Griffin, Ga. Rt. A.

ty, Ga.



WYANDOTTES

G. N. Thomas, Thomasboro,

Wtch turkeys,

2 turkey hens and 1 tom, old turkeys, 3

Lula

Pure bred R. C. Columbian Wyan-

dotte hens, $1.25 each; pure breq pul-

lets, same breed, 6 mos. old, 80c each.
J. T. Owens, Covington, Ga. Rt. 2.

9 pure bred White Wyandotte roos-
ters, Lindstrom strain from prize stock,
5 mos. $1 each, FOB. 15 nice mixed
hens, wt. 4 to 5 1-2 lbs. $16; 25 friers,

2 2 1-2 lbs. 65c each. Mrs. Mattie B.

McPherson, Rabun Gap, Ga.

March hatch White Wyandotte Troos-_

ter, $1; 1 March 1929 hatch Regal

Dorcas W. Wyandotte fYooster, $2.50. -
Money order
only. Miss Therese Ballard, Brewton,

Buyer to pay Exp. chgs.
Ga.

15 pure bred R. C. Silver Lace Wyan- _

dotte hens and 1 rooster, also a few
Hens are not over 18 mos. or |
2 yrs. old. $1.50 each. Mrs. B. T. Hen-

pullets.

derson, Summit, Ga.
Regal Dorcas W. Wyandotte March

hatch roosters, $1 each. Exch. 1 for

pure Sheppard strain Ancona rooster
S on oe Freq Phillip, Royston,
Ga. okey

Extra fine R. C. W. Wyandotte _
cocks, ready for breeding, $1.50 each,
F. Thomas, Odum, Ga. Rox

FOB);
a7.

4 hens and 1 rooster, pure bred R. C.

S. L. Wyandottes, 1 yr. old, $5. James

Brown, Helena, Ga.

Pure bred 12:mos. old R. C. Wyan-"

dotte cock, $1.50.
Lula, Ga.
S. L. Wyandotte hens, $1.50 each.

2



WHITE ROCKS WANTED
Want large White Rocks:
and 1 rooster and a few pullets.
best price.
culum, Ga.

i

7 Poultry Wanted

BARRED ROCKS WANTED





Want 12 B. R. laying pullets and 1 __
exch. 1

rooster, Parks strain. Will
March S. P. C. boar pig with ped. fur-
ene from prize winning stock for

Want to exch. B. R. hen for B. R.

cock, not over 2 yrs. old, if pure bred
and close enough to go after. Mrs. L.

C. Abernathy, Lulu, Ga. Rt. 2.

\ BANTAMS WANTED
Want pure stock of Sebright ban-



tams. State what you have and your
selling price; also will exch: 1 pr. of

N. Z. White rabbits from. best reg.

stock for Sebrights. Donald Jennings,

Americus, Ga. P. O. Box 84.
BRAHMAS WANTED



Want 1 thoroughbred Light Grahma

rooster of Giant strain.
Lanier, Brooklet, Ga.

GAMES WANTED

Want 2 or 3 large type R. C. dark

Mrs. J. B.

Cornisti Indian game cockerels. Feb- _
ae am be nice ones.

ruary he
Wed, Bae

Mrs. J. L. Parrish, Nashville, Ga. Rt.

12 hens
State
Mrs. A.C. Malphus, Tus-

I. W. Cavender, Millwood, Ga.

Mrs. Van Harris,



hhursday, September 4, 1930.

and Seed For
Sale

Small collection of shrubbery going
a bargain. Will be ready by the
in of November. Geo. N. Cook, Ma-
en, Ga. ;

Flower bulbs,. beautiful variety of
bl. butter and eggs, 1-2 doz. 45c; 85c
oz. $6 a 100, $27.50 for 500. J. H. Mc-
ty, Jersey, Ga. .
White Silk lily bulbs, 10c each, 4
25c. E. L. Corley, Mauk; Ga, Rt. 1.
Buddleia or monthly blooming sum-
lilac, small size, 35c; large size,
pruned, postpaid; Day lilies, 40c
cape jasmine cuttings,. 30c doz.
oneysuckle, rooted, 50c a 100; yel-
yw bells, 25c. Add postage: sweet vio-
ets, 25c doz. 2 pink crepe myrtles,
looming size, 50c each; Silver Maple,
ic postpaid; pink and blue running
ose, 50c doz. cuttings. Exch any of
above for cabbage, collard, Ky. Won-
der bean, En. pea, turnip, beet seeds
most~any kind of garden seed ex-
ept squash and okra seed. Mrs. Car-
rie Sanders, Knoxville, Ga., Rt. 1. Box
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lowers



Dbl. pink hyacinth bulbs, large.
ize,$1 doz. smaller, 75c doz. single
ue hyacinths, 50c doz. dbl red tu-
ips, 50c doz. Easter lilies, large size
Ibs, 20c; tiger lily bulbs, 10c each;
adonna lily, 20c each bulb; lemon
ilies, 50c doz. blue violets, $1 a 100;
onquils, and white narcissi, $1 a 100;
grandmother white iris, 50c doz. and
collection of 25 pot flower cuttings,
1. Add postage. Mrs. S. Fulcher, Jef-

rooted Sprengeri ferns

rom seed, 10c each; Other pot flow-
rs, also bulbs and yard flowers. Sell
exch. for things can use. Mrs. L.
Wood, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 2.

; Asparagus,

red, purple and rose col. verbena, 10c

each; Elephant Ears, 15c; pink conch

shell begonias, well rooted, 15c each;

cuttings, 5c each; 1 rose color dbl.
hibiseus, 2 ft. high 75c; 1 pink jus-

-ticia, 35c. Will exch for. rooted fuch-
sias. Miss Mellie Merritt, Cairo, Ga.
it; Jo
Pyramid arborvitae, 3 ft. $1.50; 2

ft. $1; Globe arborvitae,15 in. 75c; 12
in. 50c; junipers, 3 ft. $1.50; 2 ft. $1;
boxwoods, 15 in. $1; 12 in. 50c; a few
ine dahlias, 25c for bouquet of the
flowers with name and price to ea.
flower. Mrs. W. T. Panter, Morgan-

ton; Ga. . :

__ Butter and egg bulbs, large size, 20c

10c doz. April blooming
Mareiss:, loc. sdoz.-2 doz: -25c, . Well
rooted Boston ferns, 10c; St. Ber-
nard lilies, 15c each. Mrs. V. P. Jack-
son, Ivey, Ga. :

- Nice, rooted Ostrich Plume, Boston,
Sword, Teddy, Jr., Roosevelt ferns,
10c each; small, rooted sprengeria
ferns from seed, 10c; red rosebud
geraniums, 5c cutting; other pot
plants for sale, also bulbs and yard
flowers. Exch some for other. flowers.
Write. Miss Rosa Wiggins, Moultrie,
Ga. Rt. 2. :
Yellow Star jasmine for foundation
planting, 75c doz. $5 a 100; several
col. rooted, monthly roses, some 2 yYs.
old, $1.50 doz. pink verbena, $2.50 a
100; Exch any of above for peonies,
any color, blooming size roots, and for
tomato and cabbage plants, and for

Green Mtn., Hoosier, Cobbler Irish

potatoes. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tifton,

Ga. Rt. 7.

__ Geranium cuttings, 5c each, coleus,
2 for 5c; yellow jasmine, 5, 10 and
15 ea. or exch for other things A. L.

- Heape, Nashville, Ga. Rt. 2. 2

8 M. white spring blooming narcis-
si, 1 M. large trumpet shaped daffo-
dils, $6 M. $1 a 100, 25c doz. Will exch

for gladioli, all col. except red; white
Madonna lilies and all col. tulips and

~ tuberose bulbs. All must be blooming
size. Mrs. J. B. Saye, Newbron, Ga.

8 doz. white Roman hyacinth bulbs,
~50e a doz. 400 yellow jonquil bulbs, $1

a 100. Mrs. W. H. Bagley, Cusetta, Ga.
AG 2:
Xmas cactus, rooted, 10c to 25c ea.;

_ May and June cactus, 10 to 20c bunch.
Add postage on orders for less than
50c. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga.
Rit. 3

es rge, winter blooming yellow ox-
sie Gols (to plant in September),
15e doz. Add postage. Miss Lillian
Wright, Zebulon, Ga. Se

iant pu

doz. small,

MARKET

Damson plums, dbl. hyacinths, tulips
or crocus bulbs, or rooted Monthly
roses, any color. ripe pimiento@or beil
pepper. Mrs. J. E. Underwood, Cleve-
land, Ga.

7 dif. kinds cactus; 8 dif. begonias;
4 dif. geraniums, red and pink jus-
ticia, red fuchsia, 5c each, or 10c
rooted; 4 dif. ferns, 10c each. All
postpaid on order over 50c. Packed in
wet moss and labeled. Mrs. Josephine
Spear, Mitchell, Ga. 5

Iris, crimson king, rich deep purple,
extra large, first to bloom, $1.25 doz.
Honorabilis, golden yellow standard
rich maroon falls, $1.55 doz. Pallida
Dalmatica, clear lavender blue, $2 doz.
Queen of May, rose pink, $1.50 doz.
Queen Caterina, pale blue and or-
ange bears, $1 doz. tiger lilies, 50
large bulbs, 25 each; milk and wine
lilies, 3 for 50c; golden spur daffodils,
40c doz. Will exch for Beauty bush,
Tamarick, white or red snowberry
bush. Write first. Mrs. S. W. Sloan,
Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1

50 large and small size globe shap-
ed arborvitae, 6 in. to 2 1-2 ft. tall, 3
yr. old plants; smallest size, 50. to 75c
each; largest size, $1; gladioli bulbs,
dark red and pink, 3 for 10c; large,
yellow narcissi and jonquil bulbs, 30c
doz., Mrs. M. G. Kirkland, Donalson-
ville, Ga.

Orange day lilies, lemon lilies, 25c
doz. blue and Colif. violets, 15c doz.
Royal blue, yellow mixed King iris,
25e doz. white and purple butterfly
bush, 30c each, pink crepe weigelia,
cream japonicas, snowball, deep pink

crepe honeysuckle, 25c ea. or any 4)

for 40c; blue, pink puzzle-fool, bleed-
ing heart, 40c; butter-cup, cream, or
fox glove, 26c doz. Texas Umbrella
bush, $1 each; deep red honeysuckle,
30c each; evergreen bush, 8 in. tall,
$1.25 each; pink Premium rose, dark
red and pink rambling roses, 25c each
or 2 for 45c; large, dbl. white Perkins
rose, 30c each, 2 for 50c; white bear
grass, 50c bunch. Add postage. Miss

Pearl Vick, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 70..

2 M. blooming size daffodil bulbs,

deep cream with orange cup, $9 a M.

del. 25 dark purple Royal iris, 75c del.
Mrs. S. P. Jones, Gillsville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Large flowering cannas, in lemon,
yellow, orange, pink, spotted and 3
shades of red, nice roots, 75 doz.
Purple iris, 35c doz. peony flowered
dbl. poppy seed, salmon ted, 15
large pkt. All postpaid. Mrs. T. W.
Hagood, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 3.

Named varieties iris, 75c doz. post-
paid: Nibelungen, Caprice, Mrs. Allan
Gray, Storm Cloud-and Monsignor.
Miss Mary Lewis, Cornelia, Ga.

Yellow canna bulbs, 25c doz. red
cannas, 40c doz. dahlia bulbs, Dec.
type, red, purple and yellow, 20c. each;
ball type, many shades, 8c each;
large leaf wandering jew cut. 4 to 6
in. long, 10c doz. small, white striped,
10c doz. purple crepe myrtle, 8c to
50 each; purple lilac, well rooted, 5c
to 50c each; Four oclock bulbs, 5c
each or all col. seeds, 5c large pkg.
mixed colors petunia, and dbl. rose
col. poppy seed, each, 5c pkt. snap-
dagons, nice bunches 15c each; mixed
colors. Add postage on orders for less
than 25c. Miss Maude Wright, Law-
renceville, Ga. Rt. 3. Box. 61. |

Dbl. dark red and dbl dark pink hol-
lyhock seed, new 10c per pkg. Mrs. J.
P. Rush, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1.

- Cutting St. Augustine Grass well
rooted, $1.50 per bu. FOB. Alma. Miss
A. Dixon, Alma, Ga. Box 55.

Narcissi bulbs, 50c a 100 and post-
age. Mrs. M. J. Cochran, Monticello,
Ga. Rt. 6. Box 30. : ee

Yellow daffodils and white narcissi
with yellow centers, April blooming,
25e doz. $1 a 100, $7.50 M. purple iris,
35c doz. $2.50 a 100, $12 for 500; pink
and blue hydrangea, well rooted, 25c
each, 5 for $1; Woodbine vine, red
trumpet shaped flowers, orange col.
inside (not cow itch vine), 2 for 25c;
perennial blue verbena, bronze flow-
ered flags, sweet blue violets, 15c doz.
75 a 100, $4 a M. blooming locust or
pea bushes, lavender-pink flowers,
shaped like sweet pea blooms, has
fuzzy twigs, early bloomer, 25c each,
5 for $1. Free flower plants with each
order. Add postage. Mrs. Emma Clay-
ton, Roy, Ga. : :

Native azaleas, mix. col. of pink,
white, yellow and red, also rhododen-
drons, hardy evergreens, Mtn. ee

ruce pine. red japonicas, cora -
as bashes: all well-rooted, 24 ft.
high, 6. for $1, 12 for $1.75; butterfly
bushes, 6 for $1; hardy ferns, 6 os



BULLETIN

$1 a 100; white flag lilies, 30c doz. $1
a 100; Boston ferns, 10c each, large
leaf pink begonias, rooted, 15 and 25c
pink and red conch begonias, 10C34
few more Shamrock bulbs, large size,
3. for 10c; 6 small size, 10c; Xmas
cactus, 10c; small leaf wandering jew
(green leaf), 6 cut. 10c; nice red and
yellow splotched cannas, 35 doz. Add
postage on all orders under 50c. Will
exch for good thick, white chicken
feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. at 10c each,
or $1 doz. Ea. to pay postage on exch.
Mrs. F, E. Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga.

Purple lilac, bridal wreath, white
altheas, Jap. quince, butterfly bush, 15
and 25c each, not postpaid! King
Humbert cannas, and orange lilies,
single, both, 3 for 25c not P. P. iris,
lavender, standards, velvety purple
falls, yellow beards, sweet scented,
25c for 5, or $3 a 100; 200 February
blooming size jonquil bulbs, 30c doz.
or $1.80 for entire lot. Add postage.
Exch. for yr. old White Wyandotte
roosters, Bermuda onions white feed
sacks, or matured (table) peas or
lima or cornfield beans; also have
Tree of Heaven packed in dirt and
burlap, by express, $1.75 and $2 each
del. Rooted Dorothy. Perkins roses, red
and pink, 35 each, or 2 for 50c P. P.
Few cedar trees, 2 1-2 to 3 1-2 ft.
$1.75 and $2 each; 1 large cedar, 15
ft. around, 8 to 10 ft. high, dense fel-
iage, $5. Exch for dried peaches, on-
ions, or table peas, or white Wyandot-
te and Bantam chicks, any age. Mrs.
Ida Satterfield, White, Ga. Rt. 1.

Begonias, star leaf, gum leaf, beef-
steak, Rex, Picta Rosea, Coralline
Lucerne, near Rex, asparagus plumo-
Sa, Sprengeri, Roosevelt, maiden hair,
any 3 for 55c; Camellia Japonica, dbl.
red, white, pink Ligustrums, Iwatam
Nepal, Lucidum,, varigated. Photinia,
Pyracantha. Euonymus, Camphor,
arborvitae, Cypress, Juniper, Retino-
spora, any 3 for $1.55; Cedrus Dodara,
joe each; Abelia, Rosemary, Primul-
ium, dbl. yellow, white, pink, also red,
cream with red _ stripe, oleanders,
Grand Duke Jasmine, night blooming
jasmine, crepe myrtle, pink, white,
purple, red. Spirreas,Thumbergi, Van
Houtti, dbl. Reevseana, pink, crimson,
Weigelia, pink, red, varigated. Bar-
berry, butterfly bush; Deutzia, Nan-
dina Domestica, Forsythia, hydrangea,
punica, white wisteria, radiance roses,
red and pink, Mrs. Chas. Bell, any 4
for $1.15, 6 for $1.60. 12 for $3.20; A-
belias, $25 a 100. All postpaid. Order
how for fall del. Mrs. J. A. Griffin,
Cordele, Ga, 512 16th Ave. East.

1 each: Xmas, June, Snake cactus,
fuchsia, hydrangea, justicia, begonia,
azalea, geranium, all well rooted cut-
tings, 75c; or 3 of them for 25c; large
size 1 yr old, 1 each: geranium, be-
gonia, justicia, June cactus, Sword
fern, dbl. hibiscus, red carnation, ap-
ple geranium, Maple begonia, hydran-
gea, for $1, or 3 for 45c: edo
rooted, 10c; 1 each Justicia, hibiscus,
1 dbl. petunias, plumbago; dbl. white
fuchsia, single fuchsia, parlor vine,
purple striped and white striped jew,
Amas, June and snake cactus, red
and white begonia, varigated lantana,
2 weeping lantanas, 1 geranium, 1 hy-
drangea, 1 Maple begonia, 1 rainbow
moss, 1 earnation, all or 50c; or 35c
per doz. not rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Cannas: Beautiful red with bronze
leaves, red with green leaves, lemon
col. and mixed yellow and red, also
milk and wine lilies, all 6 for 25c. Mrs.
Hugh Littlefield, Waverly, Ga. Box 76

Gladioli bulbs, mixed colors, and ex-
tra large butter and eggs bulbs, each,
25 a dozen, jonquils, 1c each; valley
lily bulbs, 15c ea. Large size. Mrs. J.
B. Parham, Shellman, Ga.

Water lilies, 50c doz. pink peren-
nial phlox, 30c doz. burnt orange ti-
ger lilies, 35 doz. 3 doz. $1; collec-
tion of porch ferns, all hardy, 6 -for
50c; crimson trumpet creeper, 40c
doz. American Beauty roses, 20c each,
$1 doz. pink and yellow azaleas, and
pink cherokee roses, $1 doz. 10 choice
roses, rooted, $1; pink spirea, rooted,
35 each, 3 for $1; yellow dogwood, 3
for 50c; American arborvitae, rooted,
20 to 24 in. 30 and 40c each; ox-eyed
and Shasta daisies, 25 dozen; white
violets, 15c dox. 2 doz. 25c; $1 a 100;
Sweet Williams, asst. colors, 25c doz.
Will book orders now for fall del, Mrs.
A. Wilson, Morganton, Ga.

Dbl. and semi-dbl. hollyhock | seed,
from new seed, dark red, purple,
white and red spotted cream, yellow,
pink, white, 10c cup, 2c extra for
postage; pink, red, and white salvia,



10c | $1

and white, 15 and 20c each; :
blooming size snowballs, 2 yr. pink
weigelia, 20c each; winter blooming
yellow jasmine, and dbl. pink almond,
1l0c each; nice size root pink peony, |
40c each; nice size roots horse radish
asparagus, 10c each; white narcissi
early and late, 15c doz. $1 a 100. Pos- |
tage extra on order for less than $1
Mrs. Julia Darnell, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 1.

Jonquils, single and double, daffo
dils, narcissus, blue and white Easter
lilies, Single and double orange day
lilies, good size bulbs, 25 per doz;
$1.50 pe hundred. Evergreen privet, 2.
and 3 yrs. old, $5 per hundred; flow-
ering shrubbery, white, pink and rose,
weigelia; white, crimson and _ rose
plume spirea; Christmas, and sprin
blooming bush honeysuckle, butterfl
bush, snowball, English dogwood, pink s
almond, bridal weath, yellow japoni-
ca, white star jasmine, pink dentzie
blooming white rambler roses (silve:
golden bells , dbl white althea & ever
moon) crimson rambler, white, dark
red and dark pink fine monthly rose
all shrubbery and roses strong roots.

and blooming size,, 2 and 3 yrs. oli

35c each, some smaller size. 25c. Al -
state inspected, postpaid on $1.00
orders, Pot plants, geraniums,
ble and single, bright

hydrangea (white and pink) ever
lasting pepper, all plants well rooted,
blooming size, 25 cach; date palm, 18
to 24 in, leaves hardy evergreen, 25
each. Mrs. C. H. Ward, RFD Liz
dairsville, Ga. aa

$5 each;

rooted, $1. snowballs, 15c each; p:
and red running roses, 10c ea. 3 (
25; purple and white striped Wan
dering Jew cuttings, 2 for 5c; justicia
rooted, 10c each; double petunia cut-
tings, 5c each; flower seed, 10c per
teaspoonful; peppermint, 10c doz; db
hybiscus 5c per i geranium
cuttings, 5c each; lantana cuttings,
each; purple lilac, 10c each; juniper
trees, rooted, $2.50. Purple and yellow
flag lilies, 15 each; lily bushes, 10c

Ruth White, RFD 1,
lonega, Ga.

Blue, white, King Hubert iris, 15
for 50c; Sir Watkins ffodils, yellow
with orange, 6 for 42c; it
narcissus bulbs, 6 for 25c; American
Beauty bush rose, Crimson ramble
Pauls scarlet, 3-for 90c;

; snowballs
lilac,

common purple, 3 yrs.

Texas umbrella bush, 12
$1.50; snowdrops, buttercups,
doz. Add
lijay, Ga.

Daffodil bulbs
narcissus. Mrs. W.
Ga.

Beautiful Egyptian lotus,
pink flowers; also five different na
ed varieties of water lilies, from Wil
iam Tricker water gardens, prices cu

15c p
postage. Mrs. Inez Vick, El

and yellow center
J. Josey, Americus,

Lin half. Mrs. H. H. Ezzard, RFD

Dalton, Ga.

-Six to eight inch rooted boxwood
cuttings, $6 per hundred; 200 for $10:
4 to 6 in: plants, $3.25 per hundred:
12 to 18 in. plants, $5 per doz; $30.
per hundred. Weeping willow, rooted
cuttings, 12 to 20 in. high, 40c each;
$3.50 per doz. Cape jasmine plants,
to 15 in. high, 25c each; $3 per do
ae hy in oaks in. pots,
each; per doz. ancis. Woodruff,
RFD 1, Greenville, Ga.
Polyanthus narcissus bulbs, sma
yellow blooms, eight to 12 to clus TS
very fragrant, 35 per doz: 5 doz fo.
$1. Mixed bulbs, large, long trumpe:
yellow daffodils, some ruffled centers;
also _cream centers,; jonquils, crea
narcissi, 25c per doz: 7 doz for $1.
all blooming size, postpaid. Mrs. W.
Rucker, Milner, Ga. 3
Nice, sound, mixed bulbs, yello
daffodils, butter-and-egg, yellow an
white narcissi, 60c per hundred, $4 pe
M. White flag lilies 20c per doz; 5 va.
rieties geraniums, 3 red, pink an
white, coral and maple leaf b
pink justicia, 8 cuttings, 25c. y
and lavender oxalis hulbs, 10c per do
Mrs. Mary Malone, Brooks, Ga,
Large Iris, standards,
falls, 25 per doz; standards
with purple falls, 25e per doz; yelloy
with brown falls, 30c per doz: snow
drops and violets, 25 per hund
Rari narcissi ee April bloom

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red geraniums,

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_ Flowers and Seed F or
C Sale



8 different rose cuttings, 25c; daf-

-fodil bulbs, $1 per hundred; tuberoses,
3 for 25c; star jasmine vines, 10c;
maple and conk begonias, 5c per cut-
ting; red, white,. pink varigated and
rosebud geranium cuttings, 6 different
cuttings for 25c, or 5c each. Rooted
lantanas carnations, geraniums,
sprengeri ferns, 25c each. Cape jas-
mine cuttings, 6 for 25c; Green Wan-
dering Jew, 6 cuttings for 10c. Mrs.
Lois Tanner, Dewy Rose, Ga.

Everlasting sweet pea seed, mixed
colors, 10c per pkg; plant in Septem-

ber to bloom next year. Hardy Ma-

donna lily bulbs, large size, 20c eacn;

- large, blooming size double pink hya-

. Cinth bulbs, 10c each; double Empress
jonquil bulbs, 5c each, 6 for 25c. Long
trumpet jonquil and butter-and-egg
bulbs, 15c per doz. Paper white nar-
cissus bulbs, 5c each; 4 large box-
woods, 100 smaller. size boxwoods,
ranging in height from 2 1-2 to 3 ft.
Large ones and most all small ones
are dwarf variety, will sell reasonable
to party calling at my home for them.
Will sell now and keep until fall.
Fuchsia, double purple, maple begonia,
red everblooming begonias, each 10c,

or 3 for 35c. Large rose pink oxalis
bulbs, 5c each, or 6 for 25c. White be-
gonias, 5c each; purple and pink rose-
bud geraniums, double red and single

10c each; lavender
crepe myrtles, red flowering quince,

_ double yellow japonicas, hardy oak
leaf hydrangea; butterfly bush, and
winter blooming jasmine, 25 each.
Miss Eva Cogburn, RFD 2, Alpharet-
ta, Ga.

Two large double red camellia jap-
onicas, one tall white, one large ban-
ana shrub, one tea olive. One large
purple Indian azalea, 2 large pink and
one white hydrangeas, also small pink
hydrangeas, and other pot / plants.
Double white, pink, and lavender al-
thea, abelia, two red, two shades of
pink and two salmon and white ge-
ranium cuttings; purple, pink, rose
and salmon sultana, red and conk be-
gonias, large flowered purple azalea,
Cochet and Radiance rose
all cuttings 5c each. Pink and white
oxalis\ bulbs, 12 for 10c; yellow jon-
quils, 12 for 20c; early and late mixed
narcissus bulbs, 12 for 38; cutting of
varigated double pink and white with
yellow center camellia japonicas, 10c
each or 3 for 20c. No orders accepted
for less than 60c. Postage paid on

these orders filed first-part of week.

Mrs. R. L. Williams, Boxton, Ga.
- Amarylis Johnsonii, blooming size
lily bulbs, 20c each; 3 for 50c; 7 for
$1. Red Spider or fairy lily bulbs, 10c
ach; 3 for 25c; Sir Watkins narcis-
sus, large bulbs, 30c per doz; yellow
nharcissus bulbs, large, 25c per doz. all
prepaid.. Mrs. Maude Brooks, RFD,
Arlington, Ga.

Daffodils, narcissi, star of Bethle-
hem, 75c per hundred; blue grass and
Orange lilies, 75c per hundred; ink
weigelias, yellow japonicas, red flow-

_ ering quince, pink and purple altheas,
White: English dogwood, golden ~beils,
yellow forsythia, pink almonds, 2 for

_ 25c; lavender Iris, pink hardy phlox,

25 per doz; Spirea Van Houttei, 2-

for 25; snowballs, 25e each; weeping
Linda, 2 for 25c. Will sell for cash or
exchange for anything useful. Add
postage. Mis. Mollie Henderson, RFD
_ 3, Box 44, Ellijay, Ga.
Pink aad blue running rose, rooted,
10c; yellow thornless roses, 20e; white
baby doll rose and purple lilac, 10c
- each; pink weigelia, 25c each; large
flowering cannas, rose pink, 10c each;
_ Ted and yellow, 5c each; elephants
ear and striped yard grass, also white
_ August lilies, 10c each; salmon pink
_ cannas, 10c each; white blue and
bronze Iris;50c per doz; orange Col-
onial lilies, 35c per doz; Leopard lili-
@S, 35c per doz; tiger lily seed, 10c per
_ doz; old time grass pinks, 25c per doz;
- lemon lilies, 10c each. Add postage.
Mrs. J. Winter, Buford, Ga.

Hardy purple Iris, 45c per doz. Long
cup daffodils, butter and eggs,, April
blooming narcissus bulbs, 25c per doz.
White cannas, 40c per doz. Mrs. F. R.
Hobbs, Siloam, Ga.

100 rcoted dwarf boxwood plants of
uniform size, 10 to 12 in., bushy tops,
$9 per 100 $25 per 300 plants; deliv-
ered in good condition. Smaller plants,
$3.50 per hundred, delivered. Irish
Tose, 30 c each. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
RFD 3, Greenville, Ga. SS
_ Rose cuttings, Paul Neyron, Dr. Van

2: Se: Ey ME

Marl

(climber) ee. Cloth of Gold|

cuttings,

MARKET BULLETIN

Columbia, Sunburst, Pink Cochet, F.
Kruger, dark pink hedge _ rose, fine,
large euttings, unrooted, 25c per doz;
large white althea shrubs, rooted,
some with red eye, in blocm now, 20
and 25c each; wisteria, white and li-
las, from 10c up; large fragrant pur-
ple violets, set now will bloom during
winter and spring, 25e per hundred.
Cuttings of Jap. lemon shrub or tree,
has fruit which matures in fall, 25
perdoz; snow Garland spirea cuttings,
15 per doz; unrooted privet cuttings,
25c for 50; jonquils, 25c per doz; cut-
tings of Hills of Snow. hydrangea, 10c
each; also butterfly bush, 10c each;
fine cannas, named varieties at your
own price. Write if interested. Mrs. D.
F. Sheppard, Daisy, Ga.

Yellow Empress or trumpet narcis-
sus bulbs, yellow double daffodils, pa-
per-white narcissus and yellow jon-
quils, all blooming size bulbs, 20e per
doz; blue and white Iris, 25 per doz.
Postage to be added. Mrs. J. Eisner,
RFD-2, Austell, Ga.

Hardy narcissus bulbs, cream petals
with deeper cream cups, very fragrant,
6 bulbs for25c; 45 per doz; asparagus
Plumosis ferns strong piants with
good roots, 15c eacl, or 2 for 25c. Mrs.
Roberta Taylor, Davisboro, Ga.

Japanese yellow sweet pea seed, 10c
per tablespooful, $1.50 per lb. Miss
Victoria Pace, RFD 1, Rebecea, Ga.

6in. boxwood plants, $5 per hun-
dred; $40 per M; 4 to 6 in. planis,
-$8 per hundred; $26 per M. 12\to 15 in.
plamts, $11 per hundred, $100 per M.
All orders prepaid anywhere in Ga.
Mrs. W. E. Pearson, RFD 1, Gay, Ga.

Golden rain tree, bright yellow
bloom; blooms in fall, 1, 2 or 3 ft.
high, 25c each; winter blooming white
spirea, 15c each; Ladies Riding Whip,
similar to butterfly bush, 15c each;
white flags, 25c per doz; pusple vio-
lets, 15c per doz; Confederate Grey
violets, 20c per doz; jonquil bulbs, $1
per hundred, sweet wallilower, red-
dish yellow flower, delightfully fra-
grant, hardy pot plants, 10c each;
mixed larkspur seed, 5c per tsp. Mrs.
B. F. Harrison, Bolingbroke, Ga.

Dwarf variety boxwood, 1500 nice
plants, green growing tops. Will sell
amout or sell lot for $75,delivered by
insured parcel post or express. 12.
dwarf plants,~puiled from the large
bushes, with strong kgs Mae to 18 in.
high, 12 plants for $5. Blackberry lily
(blossoms orange red speckled with a
lighter red) blooms JwWy and August.
Belongs toiris family, 8 for $5. 6 crepe
myrtle, 6 golden bell, 3 white spireas,
and one flowering quince for $1.85.
100 Cherokee roses, good size with
good roots, $3.50 per hundred; 100 tree

Greenville, Ga.

Bulb collection, 16 for 50c; 4 each
of these: Empress daffodil, paper
white narcissus, butter and egg, deep
golden yellow jonquils, mixed color
hardy sweet williams, white chrysan-
themums, mourning bride; red four
o'clock bulbs, 10c each, or 4 for 25c;
Baby white chrysanthemums, 15c per
doz; 2 doz for 25c; pink Dorothy Per-
kins roses, rooted, I0c each, or 4 for
25e.White lilac, honeysuckle vine and
shrub, sweet shrub, crab apple, 19c
each or 5 for 30c; all well rooted and
damp packed. Mrs. W. R. Thompson,
RFD 1, Lawrenceville, Ga. :

Dark purple iris, $2 per hundred, 35
cts per doz; lavender iris, 35c per doz;
orange lilies 75c per hundred, Shasta
daisies, $1.50 per hundred; 30c per
dozen. Pink hardy phlox, 50c per doz;
pink hardy hybiscus,-50c each; daf-
fodils, 35c per doz; pink oxalis, 10c
per doz; pink crepe myrtle, pink wei-
gelias, 35 each; spirea Van Hutti,
25c each; golden bell, yellow forsythia,
pink and purple altheas, white Eng-
lish dogwood, birdeye hedge bush, all
well rooted, 2 for 25c; old fashioned
yellow thorny roses, 25c each. Add
postage. Will sell for cash or exch.
for white feed sacks, or anythine use-
ful. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, RFD 3,
Box 44, Ellijay, Ga.

Baby Wandering Jew, smallest
known; 25c per doz, 6 in. cuttings.
Hiverblooming pink roses, double pink
althea, white wisteria, all well rooted,
50c each. Mrs. J. D. Barnes, RFD 3,
Sylvester, Ga.

Rooted double red rosebud gerani-
ums, 25c each, cuttings 15c each;
rooted Thanksgiving cactus, 20c; cut-
tings, 10c; Kmas cactus, 10c per cut-
ting; rooted lace ferns, 25c per bunch:
large green Jew, 10c per cutting; old
fashioned ice plant, 15per bunch.
Add postage. Will exchange for nice
aed sacks at 10c each, cr anything

use. i A



flowers. Write first. Mrs. Huldah

bexwoods, 12. Lois Woodruff, RFD 1,)

Blue pero violets, 5c

er hundred; red, yellow, orange can-
fa pulse 20e per doz; hollyhock seed,
15 per cupful. Dusty Miller, 15c per
doz; weeping lantanas, cuttings, 10
each; maple, beefsteak, red and white
begonia cuttings, 15 each; red sose
bud geranium cuttings, 15 each; hol-
lyheck plants, 40c per doz; cedar fern,
20c each; Boston fern, 25e each. Mar-
sena Hughey, RFD 1, Ranger, Ga. |

Fern cuttings, 10c each; amarylis
lily bulbs, 15 per bulb; pink rain lily
bulbs, 5 per bulb; Christmas castus,
10c rooted. Add postage. Mrs, Thomas
| Diggs, Douglasville, Ga.

Mountain laurel, $1 per doz; spruce

pines, 1, and 2 ft. $1 per doz; azaleas,
white, red, yellow striped, $1 per doz;
erepe myrtle, 20c each; monthly ros-
es, well rooted, some 1 yr. old, some
rooted in February, 20c each; all dif-
ferent colors. Sweet Williams, and
hardy phlox 75c per doz; grass pinks,
75c per doz;purple, white flag lilies,
$1 per doz; lemon lilies, same price,
blue August lilies, 3 for 50c; Regal
liliS, 3 for 50c orange sultanas, root-
ed, 15 each, fuchsias, same price.
Mrs. F. M. Turner, RFD 4, Cleveland,
Ga.
. Mixed, named, labeled iris bulbs,
.$1.10 per dozen; unlabeled, 15 for $1.10;
a general mixture, 25 for $1.10; Queen
of May, Madam Chereau, and Pallida
Dalmatica, 85c doz. dark purple, snow
white, and golden yellow, 50 bulbs for
$1.10; 3 bulbs each of Her Majesty,
Lehengrin, and Celeste, 20c each, 6
for $1.10; Sherian iris, 6 for 68c, $1.10
dozen; Japanese iris, mixed, 6 for $1.10
true snewdrop ,white with green spot,
bulbs, 60c per dozen; 3 dez. Sir Wat-
kins daffodils, cream flowers with
short yellow trumpet, 40c doz. Jon-
quils, $1.10 a 100; leopard lilies, single
and dbl. orange, 25c doz. Giant Ribbon
grass, 6 for 36c. 60c doz. Boston ivy
and Evergreen periwinkle vine, 25c doz.
$1.60 a 100; white and blue violets, 6
doz. 35c purple, 4 doz. 35c. Mrs. J. M.
Hall, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.

Buibs for fedl planting: jonquils,
daffodils, butter and eggs, 25 doz. $1
a 100; $8 M. Gladiolus, assorted fine
bulbs, 35c doz. blue hyacinths ,same
as above. Mrs. E. T. Almon, Midland,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Jonquil blooming size bulbs, State
insp. 75c a 100. 2 different kinds.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga.

25'or 30 dif. kinds of box flower eut-
tings, 10 each, or exch. for dif. cut-
tings of box flowers from mine ang for
white feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap. Cutting:
fer 1 sack. Can use sev. sacks. Mrs.
Charlie L. Wills, Talking Rock, Ga.

Orange lantanas, 20 cts; purple lan-
tanas, 20 cts; blue hydrangea. cuttings,
5 cts each; double red geraniums,
double white geranium cuttings, 5 cts;
trumpet vines, 10 cts; marigolds and
petunia plants, 10 cts per doz. Mrs. I.
E. Gibson, Box 3, Waynesville, Ga.

White narcissus bulbs, 25-cts per doz.
or 5 doz for $1. Send postage for less
than $1 order. Mrs. A. G. Whitworth,
RFD 1, Lavonia, Ga.

English ivy, 10 ets per vine,. jonquils
and white Easter lily bulbs, 20 cts per
doz. Oak hydrangea, 30 cts each. Miss
Frances Stanley, RFD 1, Box 74, Stock-
bridge, Ga.

Azaleas, sweet scented, white flowers,
2 to 5 ft. high. Will sell at half price
if ordered at once. Will bale and
burlap. Mrs. W. M. Shattuck, RFD 1,
Blackshear, Ga.

Paper-white narcissus bulbs, 50 cts
per doz. Add 5 cts for postage. Chi-
nese. Sacreq Hly bulbs, 5 cts each. Mrs.
J. B. Brown, Hastman, Ga.

. Several varieties old fashioned bulbs,
jonquils, dacodils, butter-cup, butter
and eggs, Feb. and April blooming
narcissi, all yellow, 25 ets per doz: 6
doz for $1. Blue hyacinths, same
price. Mrs. E. T. Almon, Midland Ga.

Blue flag lily bulbs, 25 cts per doz;
$1.50 per hundred; yellow lilies, jon-
quils, snowdrops, 20 cts per doz: 90 cts
per hundred; sword fern, 2 for 25 cts:
large and small Jew, 25 cts per doz
cuttings. Conk begonias, 4.for 25 cts,
unrooted. Miss L, M. Davis, RFD 1,
Silver Creek, Ga.

Large bloom, yellow daffodil bulbs,
75 cts per hundred, $4 per M; medium
Size white lilacs, 2 for 25 cts; double
yellow japoniecas, 25 cts each; snow-
balls, 25 cts each; small yellow jonquils,
15 cts per hundred; paper-white nar-
cissi, 75 cts per hundred; bridal wreath,
25 cts per doz; 2 doz leopard lilies, 60
cts. All well rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. Esty Parks, Talking Rock, Ga.



Also will exchange for fall|

Magnolia glancia trees, 1 to 3
sper livered,



Thursday, September 4, 1930,

and Tittle star jasmine, 25 cts each;
boxwood ,tree variety, 12 to 18 in. high,
3 for $1, delivered; 12 for $3.50, deliv-

ered. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville,

Ga. 2

Blooming siw= Easter lily bulbs, 25

ts per doz. Mrs..C. L. Mertz, Tennille,

a.

Paper-White mnareissus, 35 cts per
doz; Feb. nareissi, 50 cts per doz;
white Easter lily bulbs, $1 per doz. Mrs,
M. C. Parsons, Barwick, Ga.

Large double hyacinth bulbs, pink,
10 cts each, or $1 per doz; red peonies,
25 cts each; cape jasmine, rooted last

year, bloomed this year, 35 ets each.

Miss Delila Martin, RFD 9, Gaines-
ville, Ga.

Arborvitae, 20 cts each; snowball

bushes, 20 cts each; double yellow ja-

penicas, 20 cts each; single red japo-
nicas, 20 cts each; golden bell bushes,
10 cts each; red dogwood bushes, 3 for
25 cts. All well rooted; add postage.
Mrs..M. A. Abercrombie, Loving, Ga..
. Pink justicia, rooted, double red car-
nations, caladiums, white conch bhbe-
gonia, rooted, 10 cts; white and pink
oxalis, 5 cts each; crimson and rose
geranium cuttings, 5 ets each; August
lilies, blue, 10 cts per clump; tuberoses,

20 cts each, spotted colors, 10 cts each:

Yucca porch vine, 5 ets; tree cactus, 5
cts per cutting; one rooted, 2 ft. high,
50 cts.
tus, 2 yr. size, 18 in. high, 35 cts; three,
Christmas cactus, nice size, weil root-
ed,. 20 cts each; white blooming Wan-

dering Jew, 5 cts each; umbrella palm,

15 cts; smaller size, 10 cts; white box
hydrangeas, 5 cts; will exchange for
enions, sweet* pepper ,cabbage plants,
etc. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, RFD 2, Tooms-
boro, Ga. :

Heavily rooteg dwarf boxwoed cut-
tings, $1 per doz 25 for $1.50; 50 for

and red everbleoming spirea, white
lilac, purple lilac, white bridal wreath,
double yellow Kerria japonicas, and

white Kerria japonicas, crepe myrtle,
all well rooted, 25 cts each or one of:

each, included boxwood, for $1.50. Sate

isfaction guaranteed. Blanche Wood-

ruff, Greenville, Ga. \
White ar4 yellow jonquifs,

$1- per:
hundred; one yr. old Sweet William
plants, ail colors, 25 cts per dez; sul-
tanas, light pink, deep pink, salmon,
ros ang purple, 10 cts each; large red
and white speckled leaf begonia, one

grape begonia, one red begonia, one
Rex begonia, 15 cts each; blue spider
lilies, 50 cts per qoz; lilies, 40 cts per

doz; Christmas and Easter cactus, 10

ets each; geranium cuttings, all colors,
double andsingle 5 cts each; one biue
plumbago, 25 cts; blue water lilies, 25
cts each. Miss Nora McCarley, RFD 2
Hartwell, Ga.

Stiff leaf caladium plants, 15 cts
each, plus postage.
Lola Rentz, RFD 2, Moultrie, Ga.

Large double req fringed poppy seed,
10 cts per tablespsonful or 3 spoonful
for 25 ets delivered. Mrs. J. G. Burden
RFD 9, Elberton, Ga.

Deep pink and purple crepe myrtle, 2
for 25 cts; forsythia, English dogwood,
yellow thornless roses, yard hydrangea,
purple lilac, bridal wreath, 15 cts each,
$1 per doz. Good plants, well rooted.
Mrs. lL, H. Harris, Carnesville, Ga.,
RED 2.

Fall blooming red and gold mari-
golds, 30 cts per doz; white, pink and
blue rydrangeas, fine size, 50 cts. King
Humbert and Pres. red camnas, Beeth=

oven ,pink and Richarg Wallace yellow |
reannas, $5 per hundred. Mrs. Z. M..

Story, Thomson, Ga.

6 blooming size tiger lily bulbs, $1;
white Iris, 40 cts per doz: tiger lily
seed, 10 cts per doz. Add _ postage.
Miss Bessie Boone, Commerce, Ga.

White Easter lily blooming size

bulbs, 10 cts each; 40 cts per half doz:

75 ets per doz; $5 per hundred. Double
red and white geraniums, rooted, 10
cts each; Alpine moss, 10-cts each;
crabclaw cactus, 15 and 25 cts each.
All rooted; add postage on all. Miss
Idel Rahn, RFD 2, Guyton, Ga.
moe Sesee eed apple geraniums
15 , OY or 25 id.
Miss Mary &. ee
Ga. )
Several hundred paper-white narcis-
sus bulbs. _ Write Mrs. Lawson Staple-
ton, Americus, Ga.

Several different colors geraniums,

rooted, 15 cts each. Oran color sul-
tanas, reoted, 25 cis each, cuttings, 10
cts each, cts each, cuttings, 10

cts. Cash or money order. Mrs.
Thornton McCurley. RED 6. aa twell

One yellow bloom flat leaf cac-

$2.50 or $4 per hundred. White spirea

Cash with order.)

He

Ballard, RFD 1, Concord,

No orders filleq for less than



rsday, September 1930.
_ Poultry Wanted

(Contoionued from page two)
GAMES WANTED

- Want to exch. trio of thoroughbred
J. B. Giants for a trio of Wilq Cat
Blue or Allen Roundhead games,. of
_ thoroughbred stock, about 4 mos. old.
-B. Nicholson, Culberson, S. CG. A
resident of Union County, Ga.





LEGHORNS WANTED
Want to buy 500 W. L. pullets, hatch
not later than April. Must be well dev.
and of good breeding: F. S. Bailey,
ey, Atlanta, Ga. 35 Linden Ave

- Want 100 W. L. now laying, or ready
to lay, not over 2 yrs. old. Will
exch. for same. Mrs. R, Lee Brannen,
Statesboro, Ga. RFD 1.

Want several hundreg laying hens or

ung pullets, either White or Brown
L. or Anconas, healthy and reasonable.
Mrs. Allie Brown, Hapeville, Ga.

Want 40 W. L. hens not over 18 mos.

_ old ,or March hatch pullets. Will pay |

$28 for 40 del. No culls. Virgil M.
Tatum, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 5, DeFore Ave.
__ Want pure W. L. April hatch pullets,

Tancred strain, cheap for cash, or will
exch. pure Cokers seed oats, pure and

clean at $1 per bu. L. A. Hutcherson,

Ashland, Ga.

__ Want to eXch. 7 large B. R. pullets,

for. 10 pure bred White Leghorn pul-

Jets, March hatch. Prefer Hollywood
or Tom Barron strain, No culls. Mrs.
LL. C. Abernathy, Lula, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ Wantt 20 to 25 White or Brown L. 4
er 5 mos. old pullets. Quote very best
cash price del. No culls. J. J. Sapp,
_ Arco, Ga. Box 53. :

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
i. -~ WANTED
___ Want to exch. a few pr. of White
-King pigeons for some young pullets.
State what _you have to offer. Grace
_W. Rumph ,Culloden, Ga.

Want to exch. 30 lbs. used feathers
for hens of any large breed 1929
hatch, of equal value. J. B. Swords,
Swords, Ga. : E

= PIGEONS WANTED
Want 1 owl pigeon hen, 1 Turbit
_ rooster, 1 mated pr. Helmet and 1 pr.
mated Black and White Fan Tails.

Herman Mize, Americus. Ga.
_._ Want to trade Chinchilla rabbits
for a pr. of first class Runt pigeons.
O. L. McClellan, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3.

2 . PEAFOWLS WANTED
~ Want to buy 9 peafowl hens.
what you have, age and price.
CC. C. Williams, Round Oak, Ga.

e R. I. REDS WANTED
yWant 6 thoroughbred R. I. Red pul-
lets, wt. 2 lbs. each. Will exch. 1
extra large Chinchilla buck and 2 does,
6 mos. old, healthy and well marked,
from reg. stock, for same. Mrs. Ola
Jones, Grayson, Ga.

TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE,
GUINEAS, ETC., WANTED.
Want to exch. yr. old Sheppard
strain Ancona hens, now laying, for
M. B. turky hens. Each paying ex-
= chgs. Mrs. E. M. Beery, Pooler,
Ga, _







Write
Mrs.





Want to exch. valu for M. B. tur-
keys, and Barred Rock and J. Black
a hens. V. E. George, Lee Pope,

a.

__ 5 Muscovey ducks, $1.25 ea. or $6 for
lot, FOB. Hampton. R. B. Crowder,
_ Sunny Side, Ga.
_ 8 young geese, grey and white, $1
each, or exch. for oats ,or alfalfa hay,
or for any breed of ped. rabbits. A. L.
_Heape, Nashville, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want 2 geese and 1 gander, also 2
ducks, 1 drake, this yrs. hatch. State
ee W. Retlaw, Jones, Ga. Rt. A.
Ox 25. :

_ Baby Chicks For Sale

Pure Tancreq strain W. L. baby
chicks, September del. from well cull-
eq flock of heavy laying hens, $12 a
100. D. F. Ogden, Odum, Ga.

Pure J. B. Giant chicks, 15c ea. del.
in lots of 25 or more. Live del. guar.
Mrs. H. J. MeCorvey, Hawkinsville, Ga.

High powered baby chicks,
heavy producing flocks of pure bred

- hens: R. I. Reds, Barred Rocks, White
L., White Wyandottes, Brown L. all
$12 a 100. Prepaid. 100 per cent live
del. guar.. D. F. Thomas, Odum, Ga.

ROR 2h

_Barred Rocks and

$10.50 a 100; heavy





from |



Red baby chicks,

MARKET BULLETIN.

paid live del. In lots less than 100,
d lc per chicks. R. H, Fechtel,
Waycross, Ga.

Better baby chicks that live, grow and
lay. Satisfaction. Leghorns ang An-
a ono Ss Reds and B: R.,

; her bre slightly higher. H.
R. Gaskins, Americus, Ge :

R. I. Red baby chicks, from pure
Donaldson strain, fine stock, 12c ae
Start hatching, September. Send or-
ders early. Mrs. J. L. Petigh, Barnes-
ville, Ga. - :

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 100 to 300 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 ks. Will let you hear
once ea. week, or oftener if necess-
sary. Any breed. Exp. Write before
sending. J. R: Booth, Madison, Ga.

Want to exch. Reg. Chinchilla rab-
bits, already bred and headed by
First Prize bucks for baby chicks or
older chicks, or for other things of
equal value. Mrs. R. E. Haward, At-
lanta, Ga. 66 East Lake Drive.

Want 500 Donaldson strain baby
chicks to raise on 50-50 basis. 4 yrs.
exp. plenty of feed, and divide up at
enq of 6 wks. Mrs: J. F. Mincey,
Clarkston, Ga.

Want 100 good, heavy breed Barred
Rocks and 100 White L. baby chicks by
September 15th, to raise on halves to
8 or 10 wks. old. Mrs. R. Wilkerson,
Dixie, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want any number of large breed
chicks, White Rocks preferred, to
raise om shares to 8 or 10 wks. Mrs.
J. L. Burk, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7.

Want 400 or 500 chicks, day old, to
raise on halves. Large breed, straight
and assorted. Have good range and
house, and good attention. Write at
once. F. A. Park, Alma, Ga. Rt. 4.

Want 100 R. I. Red chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old. Ref. Mrs. L.
C. Chancellor, Musella, Ga. RFD

Want 500 chicks, any large breed to
raise on halves to 10 wks. on October
1st. Plenty of feed, good range, and
care. Write at once so can prepare for
them. Rev. Jay B. White, Garfield,
Ga. RFD 1.

Eggs For Sale

White Australian eggs, $1.25 per 15
del. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs
from heavy layers, 2nd direct, $1 per
15 del. also nice March hatch, same
strain cockerels, $1.25 each, FOB. Cash.
No. checks. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks,
Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.

Extra grade of hatching eggs from
high pens of pure bloodeg birds; Don-
aldsons Reds; ,R. C. Wihte Wyan-
dottes; Tancred W. Leghorn ,and Ev-
erlay Brown Leghorns, all 75c per 15.
D. F. Thomas, Odum, Ga. Box 27. |

Genuine Pape strain Black Minorca
eggs, $1 per 15; also Pape strain cock-
erels, 18 mos. old, $1 each. Mrs. J. B.
Parham, Shellman, Ga.

Select hatching eggs from dark S.
C. R. I. Req matings, $1.50 per 15;
from fine range flock, $6 a 100. All
from Mahoods prize stock and heavy
layers. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bron-
wood, Ga. Box 83, _,

Pure Tancred W. L. eggs from high
egg record stock, direct. Prefer con-
tracting with some Hatchery. Mrs. F.
Cowart, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. also
Ferris S. C. White L. eggs, each, $1 per
15, $1.75 for 30 del. Cartons returned.
ee J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga.
Rt. 2.









Thompson prize stock B. R. and Don-

aldson R. I. Req eggs, all blood tested
for B. W. D. $1 per 15 until September
ist. Cash with order. Mrs. Milton
Sumner, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3.

R. I, Red eggs for hatching from
Donaldson stock direct. $1 per 15, del.
Mrs. O. Ll. Craft, Lavonia, Ga. 2

Eggs per setting of 15: each, Giant
Black Minorca, $2.25; Ringlet B.
Rocks, $1.50; genuine Buff Cochin
pantams, $1.50; also have a few young
cockerels of each. O. H. Wright, At-
lanta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg.

Eggs Wanted

Want to hear from party who can
furnish 280 eggs at once, not over 3
days old, to set, Close by my home,
3 1-2 mi. Stone Mnt. Prefer White
Rocks, or White Wyandottes. Mrs. G.
F, Mincey, Clarkston, Ga. s.

Want to exch. a good large variety
of strawberry plants for setting of
uff Rock eggs, or st any good





weeks..

the winter:



heavy breed. No cull eggs accepted.
Mrs. R. Wilkerson, Dixie, Ga. Rt. 1.



Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
8 mos. old Jersey bull, out of reg.
bull and. high grade Jersey cow, al-
most ready for service, $20 crated,

ee K. D. Sanders, Eatonton, Ga.

7-8 Jersey male, value $35, or trade
for hogs suitable for fattening. H. S.
Wisham, Butler, Ga. Rt. 3.

1 black cow, not to freshen, $45;
19 mos, old heifer, $30 cash at my
home, 2 1-2 mi. from Clarkston on
Atlanta-Stone Mtn road. Mrs. G. F.
Mincey, Clarkston, Ga.

1 Jersey male, not ent. to reg. 20
mos, old, fat and a bargain, $35 for
es sale. H. S. Wisham, Butler, Ga.

1 good cow to freshen September
ith, $75; 1 cow giving 2 gal. per day,
first calf, 4 mos. old, $65. Solon J.
Owen, Gay, Ga.

A few nice grade Guernsey milch
cows, some fresh and some soon to
freshen. All FOB my farm, 4 mi. east
of Cobbtown, in Tattnall county. L.
M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

2 real dairy cows, both fresh, 1 has
2nd calf; other, 3rd, and both are 6
gal. milkers. $100 and $125, or both
together for $200. FOB. Also a No. 1
heifer that will freshen within 1 or 2
This heifer is full grown and
came from a very high producer, $60
or exch. for pure bred hens or pullets,
of any kind, at market price. M. M.
Marchant, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7.

2 yr. old heifer from a 4 gal. cow;
half Jersey, half Red English, bred to
Jersey male, $25. No exch. Y. A. Wy-
lie, Suwanee, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 mo. old Jersey bull calf, by a reg.
bull, out of a fine cow (but cant be
reg.), $10 FOB Newman. No exch. J.
E. Bailey, Raymond, Ga.

Holstein and Jersey cross heifer, 7
mos. old September 5th, Nice looking
prospect for a good cow, $15 cash at
my barn, about 1 1-4 mi. off of High-
way from Baptist church. Will exch.
for 20 White L. 1 yr. old hens, or pul-
lets, of not less than 2 Ibs. each. Wil-
lie Davidson, Alto, Ga: Rt. 1.

-1 extra good Jersey and Holstein
cross cow, 3rd calf, fresh in, will give
2 1-2 to 3 gal. milk and 1 lb. butter
per day, $75 for quick sale. R. F.
Sikes, Sylvester, Ga.

75 head of cattle, mostly steers, 450

to 500 lbs. each. Common stock but
smooth stuff, at reasonable price. In
fine pasture cond. W. S. Rasberry,
Andersonville, Ga.
- 1 cream col. Jersey cow, good cond.
gives 3 gal milk and 1 lb. butter per
day. 7 yrs. old. Gives until 1 or 2 mos.
before freshening. $50:at my barn.
Mrs. Bertha Gable, Buchanan, Ga
Rose

2 nice male yearlings, 9 mos. old
from geod stock. Sell or exch. for
good heifer that will come in fresh in
Jersey or Holstein, or
cross between the two, or some other
very good stock of milk and butter
cow, or exch. for 40 Leghorn, White
or Brown, or other good laying strain
of chickens. Must del. and get calves.
Mrs. Carrie Lou Sanders. Knoxville,
Ga. Rt. 1. Box 78.

Fine 2 yr. old bull, native half short
horn, $59 or exch. B. O. Fussell,
Brunswick, Ga.

1 ox, wt. between 1 M. and 1100 Ibs.

Good work oxen. $65. S. B. Dunn.



Zebulon, Ga.

Young Guernsey bulls out of high
producing dams, sired by one of the
best bulls of the breed. Accept satis-
factory notes psvable in the fall of
1930 or 1931. Herd free from contac-
jous abortion and tuberculosis. $59
and up. Address: F. S. Bailey, Secre-
ae Atlanta, Ga. 35 Linden Ave. N.

4 mos. old Jersey and Holstein,
cross, bull calf..good cond. $10 FOB.
W. T. Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381.

Reg. Hereford bulls from calves to
service age, and Reg. Hereford heif-
ers, at reasonable prices. E. T. Bos-
well, Jr. Siloam, Ga.

1 reg Jersey cow, now giving milk.
for sale at sacrifice. Mrs. S. A. Gaul-
ding, Villa Rica, Ga.

Reg, Guernsey bull, 23 mos. old, $65
J. C. Ragan, Pelham, Ga.

Holstein and Jersev cross bull, 2 1-2
vrs. old, in good cond. gentle and eas-
ity controlled, $50. Cash. Write, or
eome at once. J. A. Floyd, Rockmart,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Several 15 to 20 mos. old, fat. bred,
heifers, and 1 fat voung bull, at cur-
rent heef prices. Mrs. Evie Cook, Ox-
ford, Gay

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1M, Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

ot PAGE FIVE
4 yr. old, lemon color, reg. Jersey
bull. S. G. Allen, Sargents, Ga.
Reg. Jersey bull, Jap Gamboges
Ace, 252927. Born January 15th, 192
Register of Merit breeding, carry
close up the blood of the Gold and
Silver Sires, Sophies Premier, 111613,
Sire of 33 cows in the Reg. of Meri
including Jacobas Smoky Maid with
17,870 Ibs. milk951.43 lbs. fat, and
the Gold and Silver Medal Sire, the
Imported Jap, 75265, sire of 57 tested
daughters, including Japs Milla Gar-
field, 941.02 lbs. fat. The above bull is
disposition and has never
been stunted. Sold only because I can

no longer use him in my herd. Write

Mrs, E. F. Tharpe, Byron, Ga. RFD

Black Jersey and Holstein cross
cow with bull calf. 1 mo. old, $60 for
both, or $50 for cow alone. Good milk-
er; 2 bulls, yr. old this month, sami
stock, Jersey and Holstein, cross,
red and other blue Jersey; 1
leg has been broken, but weil
good size and good shape, $30 _f
both at barn. Mrs. D. Reid, Bremen,
Ga. Rt. 1 Box 76.

1 Jersey cow, 6 yrs. old, cream Col
now giving 2 1-2 gal. milk and 1 1
butter on grass; would give 3 1-2 or 4
gal.on proper feed, $90; 1 heifer
freshen in March, $40; 2 male calve;

4 and 5 mos. old, in good cond. $10 fo

both.. These prices are strictly cash.
Mrs. T. W. Rylee, Gillsville, Ga. R. 2.
- 1 reg. Guernsey bull calf, 10 mos.
old, out of a 6 gal. cow. Best of
breeding; ~2 yr. old, 3-4 Guernsey
bull, out of 5 gal. half breed cow,
sired by best type, reg. bull. Prices
right, A. J. Trawick, Linton, Ga.. ae

1 reg. Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old 12th of
May, $50; a lot of Jersey reg. heifers,
from 4 mos. to freshening. $35 up; 2
or 3 Reg. Jersey milch cows for sal
also. J. Percy Pope, Monticello, Ga.

1 fine milch cow with young. calf,
cow gentle and easy to milk, $100 for
both. FOB. Can furnish ref. Mrs, P,
M. Johnson, Lovett, Ga. _ a

Jersey bull, Lou - Anns Oxford
Knight, No. 283365, 4 yrs. old, and a
beauty, wt. about 1 M. lbs: dehorned.
and easily handled; out of a 5 gal.
cow and dbl. grand-son of Hermits
Plumage, No. 442454, a champion cow
in 1920. $100. at my barn on good
terms. W. D. Coney, Douglasville, Ga.

1 dark Jersey bull, not subject to
reg. but sired by reg. bull and fine
cow. $50 at my farm. Exch. for Jersey
heifers. N. C. Smith, Doerun, Ga. Say a

1 Holstein and J. eross bull. 2. 1-2-
yrs. old, gentle and easily controlled.
Fine cond, Write or see for further
information. J. A. Floyd, Rockmart,
Ga. Rt. 2.

1 grey Jersey milk cow, 6 yrs. old,
supposed to fresh in October. Give 3
gal. milk and 2 Ib. butter when fresh;
is giving some milk now. Sell or exch.
Write. Mrs. I ; H, Boles, Duluth, Ga. |

1 reg. Jersey bull calf of excellent
breeding $15 FOB Griffin, includin:
all papers. Guaranteed free from tu
berculosis and infectious abortion. F.
R. Edwards, Animal Hushbandman, Ga,
Exp. Station, Experiment, Ga. Ute

HOGS FOR SALE

Pure bred Duroc Jersey 4 mos. old
pigs, $10 each. Glenn Hodges, Brin-

e Ga. & <

Duroc and P. C. cross, pigs, $5 each;
1 black gilt pig, wt. about 30 lbs. $5.75
A. J. Adams, Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 4.

10 head of shoats, wt. from 40
75 Ibs. ea. Healthy and in good cond.
10c per lb. Will not ship, but will hol
if notified until party comes to buy.
G. G. Collins, Cobbtown, Ga.

6 to 8 wks. old pigs, $4 to $5 ea. at
farm near Madison. E. H. George, J
Madison, Ga. ;

25 Duroc shoats, wt. 50 to 75 Ibs
Tl] dbl treated, $125 for lot. A. J. R
Bainbridee, Ga. Us

Reg. Black Essex 5 mos. old male,
cholera immune, $12 FOB. A. L. La
Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3.

1 pure bred bie hone Black

415 or exch. for 10 nice B. R. Pe
large size, no culls. Mrs. Tom Donal
son, Summit. Ga. Rt. 2. ee

S. P. C. pies from Champion stock
and Shaw Winning sows, 12 in litter.
Cheap. Write for prices. F. H. Bunn,
Midville, Ga. a

P. C. pies, from reg. sows, all good
ones. $8 each, or $15 pr. FOB. Newnal
J. E. Bailey, Raymond, Ga.

6 mos. old female, purebred P._
75 Ib. nie. cholera immune. $12.50 FO:
C. D. Williamson. Plains, Ga. Fite

Duroc Jersey pies, 3 to 6 mos. old,
cholera immune, reg. in buyers name
at. reasonable prices. Will exch 1 pig
for a few bu. of Appler or Fulghur
seed oats that are free from all ob
noxious seed and other field pests. L






Georgia 3
Market Bulletin

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

Department Of

Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner







THURSDAY, SEPT. 4, 1930.



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CORRECTIONS

_ FARM LAND FOR SALE
Wonderful bargain, 318 A. all un-
der fence, 125 in cultivation, 60 in pe-
can trees, 10 to 18 yrs. old (producing
good nuts every year). Beautiful
wood, pasture, about $2,500 worth of
saw. timber, Creek runs through the
place. Fine for fishing and game. 4
houses, good barns, and out-houses.
Near good schools, on good. public
graded roads, 3 mi. Meigs. Land very
rich for cotton, tobacco, corn, pea-
nuts, etc. All farm tools to run the

lace. Pecan trees alone worth $6,000.

Vill accept sealed bids until October
20th. No bids accepted for less than
_ $7,000. John L. Gantt, Meigs, Ga.

A CORRECTION name of party
ss oe been left out. in issue of Aug.
2ist.

re FARM LAND FOR SALE
Highly imp. farm, 200 A., 75 in high
ate of cultivation, stumped, well
atered, plenty of timber. Wonderful
cow, hog, sheep and goat pasture.
Large vineyard. 6 room and bath resi-
dence; 4 room tenant house, large
barn and other out-bldgs, on Dixie
Highway; fenced and cross-fenced.
Just right for poultry, truck and dairy.
Good market. Would consider ex-
ang.e. A: T. Milteer, Quitman, Ga..



SCUPPERNONG CULTURE

Commissioner Talmadge received on
Tuesday, August 26, a letter from Dr.
Neal Kitchens, Warm Spring, Ga., on
the cultivation of scuppernongs. Mr.
Talmadge found the information
contained therein of such value that

> are printing it for the readers of

the Bulletin:

Dear Sir:

_ If any of the following is of any

service to your department, use it; if

.0t, throw it out. Experiments at Jo-

ah Farm with all kinds of grapes
show that the scuppnong is the most
valuable. It makes a crop every year

ind is immune to disease. It lasts in-
definitely. There are nine varieties

MARKET
the farm. The fruit lasts from Au-
gust 15th to Nevember Ist.

Arbors should be constructed with
cement posts 4 x 4 reinforced with
one inch steel rod, length 7 ft. The
steel rods should project 2 above the
upper end of the posts to which gal-
vanized iron should be attached.
Posts to be set 2 ft. in ground. Leave
open spaces in the trellis about 2 ft.
in diameter. By standing on a box
you can gather the fruit from above.
The open spaces should be six or sev-
en feet apart.

The most important thing about the
scuppernong is the pruning. Never
prune in the spring of the year, be-
cause when the sap commences its
upward journey it is crude sap and
will not coagulate. It exerts a pressure
of 20 lbs. to the square inch, thats
why it bleeds so freely and some-

the leaves are grown is the best time
to prune but anytime from then un-
til frost is all right. The sap return-
ing from the green leaf is true sap
and coagulates readily. To keep the
vines confined to the trellis, we prune

to October.

On hard clay soil after repeated
failures, we succeeded in getting the
vines to grow by mixing a half bush-
el of sand with the clay around the
roots of the plant. The plant demands
more silica or sand than any other
grape. The best and only fertilizer
used on the farm here is oak leaves
applied in the fall and winter. This
stimulates its natural habitat so no
cultivation is required.

The farm is open to all from sun
up to sun down exeryday in the year.
The crop this year is excellent. Noth-
ing for sale.
Yours truly,

(Signed) TOM NEAL KITCHEN.

Live Stock For Sale

RABBITS FOR SALE

2 mos. old, N. Z. Reds and Whites
and Chinchillas, 50c each; N. Z.
Whites and Reds, 4 to 6 mos. old, $:
each. Mixed rabbits, 50c each. Exch
Bantams. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty,

a.

3 pure bred American White (ar
pink-eyed) buck rabbits, 5 mos. old,
$1.50 each, express collect. T. J,
Brumbalow, Madison, Ga.

Fine Chinchillas, cheap. Ages from
2 wks. to 18 mos. old; 4 especially
fine 5 mos. old; 2 does and 2 bucks.
1 doe with 7 in litter, 8 wks. old; 1
doe with litter of 4, 2wks. old; a fine
18 mos. old buck. Not a cull in lot.
Will make attractive price on entire
lot. Can furnish ped. with ea. rabbit.
W. F. Mott, Fitzgerald, Ga. Box 302.

Reg. Chinchilla buck, also N. Z.
Whites, best breeding. Sell, or exch.
for Sebright bantams. David Jen-
nings, Americus, Ga. P. O. Box 84.

3 Heavy Wt. Chinchilla does from
reg. stock, 6 mos. old, $5 each, FOB.
Mrs. T. J. Cobb, Statesboro, Ga. 202
So. Main St.

18 fine Chinchillas, 6 mos. old, and
about 8 does in lot, rest bucks. $30 for
lot, or exch. for pigeons, ducks, tur-
keys, or chickens. Rabbits sound,
healthy and sub. to reg. R. B. Harris,
Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 6. Box 344. Cherokee
2335-J.

Our rabbits give satisfaction and
vrofit. Write for information. Stahls
Gold Certificate stock. H. R. Gaskins,





Americus, Ga.

1 Himalayan 5 mos. old buck, $2.50;
2 ped. Chin. does about 1 yr. old, $5
each; 1 Blue Ribbon extra fine Chin.
doe, 1st prize at Ga. State Fair, 1929.
$20 registered; 1 reg. (2nd) prize Jr. at
1928 Ga. Fair.) Chin. doe, $10. Mrs.
W. C. Watkins, Savannah, Ga. 1208
E. Henry St.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

6 mo. old Angora buck, $11 net. W.
B. Ellard, Cornelia, Ga.

Toggenburg milk goats: Reg. stock.
18 mos. old doe, just ready to n
her first kids, now giving 3 qts. per
day, dark color with waddles or lobes
under throat, $50; 15 mos. old, silver

ey | Ce under throat.





ieties on | Cam

times bleeds to death. Just as soon as

more or less every month from April.

B

mother gave 1 3-4 gal. milk per day;
gave $100 for him at 8 mos, old; sell
for $75;-also 2 doe kids, 5 mos old,
half Toggenburg and half Nubian,
Jarge to age, $20 each. L. J. Hillis,
Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5.

3 Southdown ram lambs, out of reg.
ram and high grade ewes, wt. about
90, 100, or 110 lbs. each; dropped in
March February and January. Per-
fectly healthy, from choice flock, de-
sirable breeding stock, $15, $17.50 and
$20, crated FOB Eatonton. K. D. San-
ders, Eatonton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Hampshire buck, 18 mos. old, al-
most pure bred, wt. 135. Ibs. and a nice
pr. of 18 mo. old weathers, well broke,
prown color, 125 lbs. each, for sale J.
F. Wellborn, Rock Springs, Ga.

1 female Nubian goat, 3 mos. old.
Can be reg. in buyers name, for sale.
Mrs. T. M. Brown, Jonesboro, Ga. Rt.

1,
Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want calves or young yearlings to
raise on shares. Have extra fine pas-
tures and can take good care of them.
Roy Jordon, Rochelle, Ga.

Want to exch pure bred S. L. Wy-
andotte hens and pullets for a young
cow, fresh, or soon to freshen. Hens
are in healthy, laying cond. and were
bought direct from Berry Bros. Write
for further information. R. B. Will-
iams, Milan, Ga. ;

Want to exch value for a _ cow.
Write. C. W. Dobbins, Lenox, Ga. C-o
T. S. Shannon. : :

Want a good cow that will give
good milk, fresh, for a sick woman.
Will pay $20 for it. Mrs. Nollie Rid-
ley, Avera, Ga. : ;

Want to buy a good grade cream or
red young Jersey milch cow with 2nd
or 3rd calf, giving not less than 3 gal.
ner day on grass, and 4 gal. on feed.
Want to buy on monthly payment
plan and price of cow, not more than
350. No scrubs wanted. Must be gen-
tle, butt-head, or dehorned. Within
20 mi. Macon. Ed. E. McLaughlin, Sr.
Macon, Ga. RFD.1. Price Place.

Want to exch good mare mule, wt.
about 1M. lbs. smooth mouth, for a
pr. of yoke work steers, good matches
and well broken. J. F. Wellbirn, Rock
Springs, Ga. ;

Want 5 nice fat yearling steers or
neifers, about 500 Ibs. each. Del. J. R.
Hart, Woodbury, Ga.

Want to exch. a $250 value (slight-
y used) for 2 fresh cows, del. my
yarn, or 3 cows to freshen within 30
to 60. days. Raymond Russell, Rome,
3a. RFD 2. Ss

Want 1 good milch cow with calf
not over 2 mos. old, giving 2 gal. milk
2 day, near Blakely. Mrs. W. B. Has-.
cer, Blakely, Ga. Rt. 3

Want to exch. a nice mule for a
fine cow. Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayette-
ville, Ga. : S

Want to exch. B. R. pullets at $1 ea.
for heifer calf, 3 to 6 mos. old, healthy
and cheap, and near enough so can
be called for. L. C. Abernathy, Lula, |
Ga; Rte 2:

Want fresh in, T. B. tested Jersey
cow, not over 4 yrs. old, guar. good



-|milker and will give not less than 4

gal. per day. Will pay. 50 per cent of
price on del. and the remainder
when proven. State best price del.
here. Mrs. B. C. Minter, Jakin, Ga.
Want 1 cow and a pr. of hogs. Will
exch. value, $150 for same. Mrs. O. K

ee Atlanta, Ga. 220 Macon Drive.

Want to exch. value for a young
Jersey cow, _fresh_ in. Must have a
gentle disposition. Write. Maud Ham-
by, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want young milk cow, not less than
2 gal. a day. Must be chean for cash
and del. J. J: Sapp. Arco, Ga. Box 53

Want to buy Jersey or Guernsev
heifer baby calves from reg. stock. W.
J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3.

BOGS WANTED

Want best prices on pure Hamp-
shire pigs and shoats. Exch. pure Co-
kers seed oats, or pay cash. Must
he reasonable and good stock. L. A.
Hutcheson, Ashland, Ga,

Want 2 nice pigs from good stock.
8 wks. old. Will exch. 1 extra large
fine Chinchilla buck, 1 yr. old, and 2
does, 6 mos. old, all from reg. stock.
J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga.

Want 75 pigs, wt. 35 to 60 Ibs. Pre-
fer 40 ape = lbs. shoats. Must he
reasonable price, Dr. R. I. :
Jeffersonville, Ga. ee

Want 4 or 6 shoats, wt. from 75 to
100. Ibs to fatten on halve: - will



ni



each, 35c lb del.



2

Thursday, September 4 1930

Mrs. Pearl Wisham, Butler, Ga. R. 3.
Want 1 to 6 tried brood sows, of
blooded stock. State kind, age, wt. and

lowest cash price, crated to be ship-

ped to Eastman or Rhine, Ga. H. CG.
Harrell, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED |

Want a 3 to 5 yr. oid riding mare
or horse, of good qualities and with-
out blemish. State best price for cash.
K. D. Sanders, Eatonton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch. a pr. of good match
mare mules, wt. 1 M. or 1050 lbs. each
10 or 11 yrs. old, for a pr. of good
match mares, 4 to 7 yrs. old, wt. 1 M.
lbs. J. F. Wellbron, Rock Springs, Ga.

Want to buy a good buggy mare, 4
to 6 yrs. old, color deep bay or black,
gentle, true to pull, with good smooth
hair, trim round body and trim legs,
and who can trot ami. in 4 minutes,
Ww. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga.

RABBITS WANTED eee
Want 1 White N. Z. buck, 4 to &
mos. old. Will exch. 1 White N. Z.
buck, same age and pay 50c extra if
pedigree is furnished. Ea. to pay chgs.
Dan. H. Norton, Athens, Ga. Rt. 3.
Want 1 buck and 2 does, 6 mos.
old, of White Chinchillas. Must be
pure bred. Will exch. 1 bu. clover seed
for same. Ea. to pay exp. Laura Coker,
Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 3. Ss
Want 2 N. Z. White does and 1
2 Chinchilla does, about 10 mos. old.
Must be good cond. and healthy stock.
State price. Walter Retlaw, Jones, 3
Rt. A. Box 25. -

Georgia Products
For Sale :

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Rice peas, pickeq without wetting,
20c Ib. Also Purple Hull Speckled
Crowders, 15c lb. Mrs. Pearl Wisham,
Butler, Ga. Rt. 3. ea ee

New crop peas, sound ang clean, 10c
Ib. W. L. Wood, Talking Rock, Ga.
Rt. 3. = CS



Lady peas, $6 bu. or 30c qt. Clay
Malvin Collins, Whig-

peas, $3.50 bu.
ham, Ga.

BUTTER\FOR SALE _.
Nice, fresh, country butter, 40c Ib.
del. Mrs. W. L. Bryant, Jasper, Ga.
15 to 20 lbs. good, firm butter per
week. Satisfaction guaranteed, 40c lb.
Mrs. Charlie L. Willis, Talking Ro
Ga. Rt. 3. :

CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN
MEAL FOR SALE ae

Good, sound new corn, suitable for

meal, $1.25 bu. FOB. John Daniel,
Baxley, Ga. ae
500 bu. new crop corn, ready for





|shipment by September 20th. Mak

best offer: Lewis R. Anderson, Jesup,
Ga. Rt. A. ;
~ 1930 crop of yellow pop corn, on the
cob, 5 Ib. Adgq postage. Miss Annie
Sutton, Marshallville, Ga. Rt. 2.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS _
2 nice country cured hams, 11 Ibs.
C. G. Oliver, Barnes



ville, Ga. Rt. 2. :
Hickory smoked hams, 100 Ibs. or.
more, 28c lb. less, 30c ib. smoked
shoulders, 100 Ibs. or more, 23 lb. less
aoc; sides, same price. W. H. Wad
delle, Pearson, Ga. es

FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice, sundried peaches, free fron
worms, 1930 crop, 15c lb. and postage.
Cash or money order accepted only.
Miss Inez Moore, Bowdon, Gt. Rt. 3
Light scuppernongs, 30 gal. $1.15
per 1-2 bu. $2.25 bu. Also black scup-
pernongs, same price. Fine for jell
and preserves. P. O. Money order pre-
ferred. Miss Leona Simpson, Culver
ton, Ga. Ses =
Scuppernong and muscadines, $2 bu.
FOB, or exch. for value in baby chicks,
frieds or anything of value. J. J. Tal
ley, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 19. Bae
About 50 bu. Keiffer and Pineapple ~
pears, tree run, 75c bu. Selected, $1 bu.
FOB. Special price on truck load.
penguin C. Williams, Mt. Vernon,



15 Ibs. nice dried apples, 20c lb. Mrs
S. J. Owen Gay, Bae : 5

_New, sundried apples, free from core

and peel and worms, 15c lb. del. Mrs

C. T. Williams, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6. e

ae ee ae a size, tree
, $1, u. basket, Fes

Miller, Cornelia, Ga, ee = s













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_ Thursday, September 4, 1930.

Georgia Products
For Sale

Unclassifieq apples for eating and
cooking. Every one sound. $1.25 per



bu. basket del. S. E. Stembridge, Ella |

Gap, Ga.

10 bu. Keiffer pears, $1.25 bu. FOB.
my place. Mrs. A. L. Lee, Gardi, Ga.
Rt. 1 Box 40. :

Nice red and streaked apples, for
cooking and canning, $1 bu. del. No
- checks.

Nice dried apples, 16c lb. prepaid.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga.

Seuppernong grapes, $2 bu. FOB.
Mrs. T. L. Adams, Douglas, Ga. Rt. 3
Box 142.

About 50 lbs. sundried apples and
peaches, both, 15c Jb. and _ postage.
e Vivian Carter, Whitesburg, Ga.

Nice dried apples, 15c Ib. del. Mrs.
Sallie Mooney, Quill, Ga.

4 lbs. peeled drieq peaches, 25c Ib.
E. L. Corley, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1.

This yrs. crop drieq apples, 15c Ib.
del. Free from core, peeling, etc. J.
C. Walker, Craytonia, Ga.

Nice dried peaches, 20c lb. not pre-
paid, 1930 suridried crop. Also doz. qt.
cans new peaches, almost sweet
enough, 30c qt. and chow chow, and
peach pickl, 35c qt. Will exch. some
for 1 gal. of old time red shallots for
planting. Mrs. John L. Phillips, Flow-
ery Branch; Ga. Rt.

- 25 lbs. sundried apples, 15c lb. del.
Miss Dea Martin, Baldwin, Ga. RFD 1

Large North Carolina Black scup-
pernong grapes, $2.50 bu. FOB. Cash
with order. Mrs. A. C. Hewitt, Screv-
en, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 25.

Nice Keiffer pears, ready, $1 bu.
FOB. Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brooklet, Ga.

GRAIN FOR SALE

Recleaned Abruzzi rye, $2.10 bu.

FOB. M. F. Lewis, Adairsville, Ga.

Abruzzi seed rye, Blue Stem wheat,

Fulghum oats, any quantity. Write
for prices. J. W. Woolfolk, Fort Val-

ley, Ga.

-Abruzzi seed rye, grown on my farm

in Lamar county, $2.25 bu. FOB. Sam-
_ ple on request. A. H. Chappel, Milner,

Gae Rt. 2; ; =

Recleaned, pure Abruzzi seed frye,

free from: grass ang weed seeds, $2 bu.
FOB. W. Collier, Ft. Valley, Ga. RFD.

Abruzzi rye with very slight mixture

of wheat and, oats, fine for grazing or

cover crop, $1.50 bu. Cash with order.
-FOB here. L. M. Davis, Ft. Valley,

GaaRPD. =~

Genuine Abruzzi rye grown from

Cokers Ped. seed, finest quality, re-
cleaned and sized. Write for samples

and prices on small quantities, or car
lots. O. K. David, Marshallville, Ga.

Hastings 100 bu. seed oats, 75c bu.
FOB. J.C. Ragan, Pelham, Ga.

Appler seed oats, 90c bu. FOB La-
vonia, Ga. E. P. Jackson, Canon, Ga.

My own recleaned, Tall Growing,
genuine Abrizzi seed rye, $2 bu. FOB;
either Macon, Byron or Ft. Valley. 10
-bu. lots or more. Sample on request.
-W. D. Tharpe, Fort Valley, Ga.

Bancroft seed oats, 85c per bu. FOB.
Can ship promtly in good bags. D.
W. Cheek, Lavonia, Ga.

50 bu. Ped Abruzzi rye, $2.10 bu.

First yr. from Cokers Ped. seed Farm.
Prompt shipment. J. H. Palmer, Ten-
nille, Ga. :
-Fulghum seed oats, 85c bu. Ban-
croft, 75c bu. and Texas Rust Proof,
75c bu. All FOB. M. M. Jennings,
Plains, Ga. : ;

20 bu. Tall Growing. Mountain rye,
$1.50 bu. Cash with order. Good deal
of vetch seeg in rye. T. L. Williams,
Sautee, Ga.

Pure, clean Cokers seed oats, freeze
proof, $1 bu. FOB, or exch. for pure
Hampshire pigs in godq cond. and.
cheap, or for pure W. L. April hatch
pullets, Tancred strain and cheap. L.
A. Hutcherson, Ashland, Ga.

400 bu. Ga. Blue Stem seed wheat,
recleaned, $1.50 bu. FOB. C. V. Wal-
ton, Fort Valley, Ga.

Pure Ped. Fulghum seed oats, about
300 bu. 85c bu. FOB. Frank Sawyer,
Vidalia, Ga.

Pure Bancroft seed oats, $1 bu. R.
C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

75 bu. Rust Proof oats, free of any
obnoxious seed, or wild onions, 75c bu.
FOB Railroad. T. H. Floyd, Bowers-
Ville; Ga.:

Abruzzi rye, mixed with vetch, $1.85
bu. FOB. W. J. Grier, Clermont, Ga.

Beardless Barley, carrying a small
per cent of breads at maturity. Fine
for winter grazing, or for grain, $1.40







G. W. Mooney, Jr., Quill, Ga. |

MARKET BULLETIN

bu. FOB. Cash with order. OC. H. Hill,
Tignall, Ga.

350 bu. pure, Ped. Fulghum seed oats
85c bu. Frank Sawyer, Vidalia, Ga.

Good peavine hay, $25 ton. John
Daniel, Baxley, Ga.

Texas Rust Proof oats, 90c bu. C.
|B. Martin, Milner, Ga. RFD 1 Box 1.

Genuine Abruzzi seed rye, $1.50 bu.
Ga. seed rye, $1.70 bu. FOB shipping
| point. Money must accompany order.
|\ A. S. Cocroft, Hazlehurst, Ga.
| Sev. hundred bu. extra heavy Ful-
ghum oats, free of onion and other
foreign weed seed, 90c bu. Garnered
80 bu per acre this year. J. G. Dean,
Dawson, Ga.
,. 200 bu. Houston county grown Ab-
ruzzi seed rye, roecleaned, $2 bu. FOB.
Ft. valley, or Macon.
only rye that is grown by self. Sample
oe request. W. D. Tharpe, Fort Valley,

a.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
: FOR SALE :
New crop honey (comb) in bulk, 75
Ip. tin, $10 del. by express; 1lb. sec-
tions, 24 to standard shipping case,
$4.75 del. by parcel post. Cs. to be re-
turned. In No. 10 cans, $1.75 del by
P. P. Will exch. honey for some Jer-
sey or Guernsey heifer calves from
heavy milkers and high butter fat. L.
H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3.
Nice chunk honey in larg cans, 80
Ibs. net. L. N. Hodges, Oliver, Ga.

Pure Ext. honey, in 5 ang 10 lb. pails



Tupelo, Ext. to cs. $7.25; 6 10 Ib. $6.50;
2 10 Ib. postpaid and ins. $3.10; 1 10 lb.
postpaid and ins. $1.60. John A. Crum-
mey, Doctortown, Ga.

Nice, clean Ext..or strained honey in
5 ang 10 Ib. cans, 20c Ib. del or in 25
and Ibs. cans, 15 lb. FOB. C. G.
Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

New, bright honey in 10 Ib. buckets,
in comb, $1.50 per bucket; new white
Gallberry in 10 lb. buckets, in comb
or Ext. $1.75 per bucket. Postpaid. R.
W. Browning, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 3. -

Pure Ext. honey in 5 Ib. pails, 75c
per pail del. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruit-
land, Ga.

Nice, new bright Fancy comb. or
Ext. honey, packed and labeled, in 5
lp. tins, 6 to cs. $4.75 per cs. Also Ext.
honey in 16 oz. glass jars, 24 to cs
$4.80 per cs. All FOB. David. Merier,
Douglas, Ga.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Yellow Yam potatoes, 5c lb. Prompt
shipment. Mrs. Pearl Aderhold, La-
vonia, Ga.

Trish Cobbler potatoes, $2.50 per 100
ips. sacked; FOB; $1.50 per 100 lbs.
bulk to truck at field, near Madison. E.
H. George, Jr. Madison, Ga.

Imp. Porto Rico sweet potatoes, new
crop, $1. bu. Cash with order. No
checks. Staten Taylor, Alma, Ga. Rt.
1, :





SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure Ga. Cane syrup, $4.25 per cs.
of 12, No. 5 cans, Malvin Collins,
Whigham, Ga.

Ga. Cane syrup, 10 ib. ians, 0c,
crate with 6 10 lb. cans, $3.50; 12 5 Ib.
cans, $3.60. Mrs. P. J. Byrd, | Fitz-
gerald, Ga. Rt. 4. ;

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE

White Eng. peach trees, from seed,
10c each. Mattie Reid, Bremen, Ga.
Rt. 1. Box 76.

Rooted Brown Turkey figs, for sale,
or exch. for dried apples or peaches.
Write what you have ang make offer.
Mrs. R. Q. Millr, Acworth, Ga. Rt. 2.

Fig bushes, 2 yrs. old, well rooted,
purple variety, figs very large (some
larger than hen eggs), 50c each. Mrs.
E. T. Boynton, -Arlington, Ga.

High grade pecan trees, inspected
and guar. true to name, 2 to 20 ft. 25c
to %5c. Discount of 3 per cent on all
large orders. Del. begin in November.
J. T. Ponder, Whigham, Ga.

Little Sugar pears, 20c each; white
Eng. peach trees, peach plums, large
goose plums sprouts, Eng. horse apple
20c each: white Concord grapes, root-
q vines, 20c each. Also peach seed,
3 doz, for 25c, or $3.50 per 100 lbs. Add
postage. Mrs. G. E. Turner, Cleveland,
Ga. Rt. 4.

Small Catawba) (or Indion Cigar
bushes, 1 to 2 ft. high, 15c each FOB,
or 17 1-2c each P. P. Would like to
take up as soon as practical to re-
plant. Mrs, Rosa Cox, Atlanta, Ga.



RFD 71.
100 M. choice, budded pecan trees:
Stuart, Schley, Money-Maker, and





Offer for sale.

as follows FOB here; 12 5 lb. Fancy

Brotecher. We -L: Stewart, Valdosta,
a. :

Blue grape cuttings, 5c each, $3.50 a
100, about 12 or 18 in. long as desired.
Will exch. for cabbage-collard plants.
at $1 M. or collard, cabbage, Ky. Won-
der bean, Eng. peas, turnip, beet seed
or most any kind of squash seed (ex-
cept squash and okra seed). Mrs.
Carrie Sanders, Knoxville, Ga. Rt. 1.
Box 78.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
No. 1 N. C. Runner peanuts, 5c lb.
W. S. Norton, Edison, Ga.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Royal King, Calif. Wonder, and
pimiento pepper, all $1 bu. FOB. Ship
in new bu. hampers. Can ship Reg or
Green, or will mix to suit purchaser.
H. W. Sandlin. Cairo. Ga. :

Hot peppers, Green and colored. Sell,
or exch. for white feed sacks. Mrs. L.
B. Taylor, Ryodal, Ga.

Dry and green peppe: Hot, for sale
or exch. Mrs. Frank Sewell, Jr., Abbe-
ville, Ga. Care J. C. Hutcheson.

Marglobe tomatoes, $1.25 crate. M.
B. Scroggs, Alto, Ga.

Red and Green hat pepper, large
and small pods, 25c gal. Add 5c post-
age. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson, Ga.

Nice, Califorriia Wonder peppers,
carefully packed in bu. crates, 90 per
crate, FOB. Money order only. T. O.
Miller, Cario, Ga. RFD.

Pimiento pepper, $1 bu. with direc-
tions how to make pimiento hash, or
chow chow. Sidney Hancock, Doerun,
Ga. Rt. 4.

Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want all kinds of Crowder peas at
bargain, or reasonable price. Send
sample, best price and quantity. W.
H. Waddell, Pearson, Ga.

Want Lady peas, any amount. Send
sample and price. F. I. Baker, Colum-
bus, Ga. Rt. 2.

CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN
MEAL WANTED

Want any amount of shelled, milling
corn. Had rather have new crop.
Quote price and how much you can
ship atonce. W. T. Pelfrey, Dora-
ville, Ga.

Want 5 bu. corn for hog feed. Need
not be No. 1 corn. Quote FOB price
your station. W. R. Ussery, Tiger, Ga.
Box 60. :













FRUIT WANTED
Want. ripe quinces. W. E. Wylon,
Cleveland, Ga. :

GRAIN WANTED :

Want 100 bu. seed oats, Fulghum
and Appler, also seed rye ang Hairy
Vetch. L. C. Allen, Hoschton, Ga. ~

Want 1 bale of pure Red Clover hay.
Wm. I. Bentley, Loganville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want any part of 100 bu. rye. S. 8.
Copeland, Jackson, Ga.

Want 25 bu. wheat. A. C. Towns,
LaGrange, Ga.

Want 100 bu. any pure breed seed
oats: 30 bu. Abruzzi rye; 300 lbs. Hairy
Vetch. Have for exch. on all or any
of the above, Reg. S. P. C. hogs, Brab-
ham peas, Biloxi Soy beans, Turner
Yellow and Cubian Flint seed corn.
All new erop, guar. as to quality and
will furnish bank ref. Lester H. Heath,
Fitzgerald, Ga. Box 455. 2

Want to buy some genuine Bancroft
caeq oats. W. W. Williams, Quitman,

Ga.

Want to buy seed oats and seed rye.
Hairy Vetch and Austrian peas. W. J.
\Anyoan. Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3.

POTATOES WANTED |
Want 100 Ibs. sound, smooth, white
Irish potatoes of a fair size for table
use. Quote lowest price sacked in
good, strong bag, FOB shipping point.
Curtis Ward, Columbus, Ga. RFD 1.
304 Short St. Bealwood.

VEGETABLES WANTED

Want 1-2 bu. green hot peppers; 1
pk. green and few mixeq sweet pep-
pers, also 2 doz. or more Leek onion,
and scallion rlants and sets. Will pay
a reasonable cash price or exch. value.
Write at once. Mrs. Ernest D. Sat-
terfield, White, Ga. Rt. 1.

Miscellaneous For Sale

1 Daisy churn, in very good cond.
Sell, or exch. for dried apples or
peaches. J. B. Swords, Swords, Ga.

St. John root, $1 ib. Cash or money













PAGE SEVEN
order.
well, Ga. Rt. 2.

Fresh ,water ground Graham flour,
made from recleaneg wheat, $3.25 per
100 lbs. FOB. M. F. Lewis, Adairs-
ville, Ga. "

Nice, new, white downy feathers,
packed in 5 Ib. bags, 60-1b. del. Sample
on request. Mrs. Mary Collins, Cor-
dele, Ga. Rt. D.

Will can sweet potatoes on halves;
other party to furnish potatoes and
their part of cans. Have been canning
potatoes for 3 yrs. and have never lost

land, Ga.

200 C. S. meal and dairy sacks, 5c
each, FOB. W. B. Ellard, Cordele, Ga,

Green Yellow root, 25c lb. dried, 50c
lb. Mrs. Essie Woody, Loving, Ga.

1 doz. pts. 1930 huckleberry. jam,
sealed, $3.50 postpaid. Exch. for chick-
ee Mrs. W. R. Davis, Calhoun, Ga,

Fruit. jars with new caps and rub-
bers, for canning on 50-50 basis if you
have vegetables wasting. Mrs. Rubin,
Hapeville ,Ga. 3279 Stewart Ave. Phone
Calhoun, 2394-J.

100 lb. size strong white chicken feed
stacks, 10c each. Miss Belle Timmer-
man, Bronwood, Ga. Box 83.

Fine, medium, and coarsely ground
oyster shell for chickens. $1 per 100
lbs. FOB W. A. Smith, Savannah, Ga.
102 Bay St. East.

chance to make spending money
with chicken Patches of own; also
want cropper on, 3rd or 4th basis for
20 to 25 acre farm in Dawson county.
Not any crops on land this year. Ex-
tra good cotton land, 3 room house,
well, also running water in pasture,
good out-bldgs. Not far from State
Highway, schoo] and church. Write at
once, or come see. Mrs. Vera Reece,
Dawsonville, Ga.

Want a middle aged man and wife
to truck farm on 50-50 basis, and run
a 1 horse farm for next year. Must
not have over 3 in family. Prefer just
man and wife. Must be honest, neat
and clean. Am ready for them now. J.
M. Nunez, Swainsboro, Ga.

Want a settled woman to live in

jhome as one of family, look after

chickens, flowers, and drive car. Good
home for right party. Apply at once
z interested. Mrs. Broadfield, Dennis,

a.

6 horse farm in Colquitt Co. for
standing rent. 3 tobacco barns, J. W.
Good, Moultrie, Ga.

Want an exp. Poultryman and
Hatcheryman to manage my poultry
farm. Must be competent in brooding
chicks, exp. in mating and breeding,
sober, honest and furnish ref. Grady
Webb, West Point, Ga. :

On; 50-50 basis a good farm; water
front, game, quail, marsh hens and
ducks, fish, oysters, etc. Rich land,
pecans, figs, oranges, cattle, chickens,
near Jeky] Isle. S. M. Shankle, Bruns-
wick, Ga. C-o B. O. Fuussell.

A real farm on shares. Wonderful
water front, about 10 A. very rich,
land; pecans, figs and other things.
Write. S. M. Seborn, Brunswick, Ga.
C-o B. O. Fussell.

Want croppers for 2 farms for 3rd
and 4ths or standing rent: 1 3 1-2
mi, Atlanta, 1 mi. from Rt. No. 2. 4
tenant houses and good barns; plenty
of wood, water and pasture, good land
suitable for a dairy; other, 4 horse
farm 18 mi. Atlanta. 4 tenant houses,

J. N. Willingham, Atlanta, Ga. 306
Peters St. phone, Main 8750.

Ga. Bright Leaf tobacco for smok-
ing, 5 lbs. for $1.25 poostpaid. W. W.
Williams, Quitman, Ga,

1 No. 40 Daisy churn, glass, for sale
or exch. for laying pullets; Plymouth
Rocks or. Reds preferred. Must be
pure bred and cheap. Mrs. Geo. F.
Raewell, Abbeville, Ga.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want 75 or 100 second-hand syrup
buckets, 1 gal. siz, cheap for Cash, or
will exch. eggs or butter for them.
ee L. Willis, Talking Rock, Ga.
Rt 3.

Want to hear from party having
horse radish roots, for making pickles.
State best price. Mrs. B. H. Garrett,
Macon, Ga. 116 Richmond St.

Car Lots









CORN FOR SALECar Lots.
2 M. bu. new crop corn, ready by
September 15th. Make best offer, bulk,
Inadinge in ear or shelled. O. K. David,



Marshalville, Ga.

Mrs. John A. McCurley, Hart-

a can. Mrs. J. E. Underwood, Cleve-

good place, plenty of water, wood, etc. ~




















AGE EIGHT
Car Lots

CORN WANTEDCar Lots
Want milling corn car lots and less.
A. C. Towns, LaGrange, Ga.

Plants For Sale

a. Cabbage collard plants, spring
planting, fine, large plants, $1.50 M.
_A few extra large plants at $2.00 M.
Missionary and Everbearing strawber-
Ty plants, mixed, a real bargain, $3 M.
Napier grass (planted now and covered
_ @ little in very cold weather will make
much heavier and earlier growth in
spring). Large plants with large roots
$1 M. Carefully packed and prepaid.
J. W. Toole, Macon, Ga. Rt. 2.

Klondike strawberry and Himalayan
berry plants, sell or exch. for dried
peaches or apples. State what you
have ang make offer, Mrs. R. Q. Mil-
ler, Acworth. Ga. Rt. 2.

Thousands of young, Early Jersey
- Wakefield cabbage plants, ready for
_ fall planting for early cabbage. Ready
for prompt shipment. 25c a 100, $1.50
M. del. Planteg in August. Mrs. H. V.
Franklin, Register, Ga.

Guar. well rooted Hastings Famous
cabbage-heading collard plants, good,
tough plants, open field grown, 60c for
300, $1, 600; $1.25 M. postpaid. A few
well rooted, 7 in. Stone tomato plants,
same price as above. All moist packed
in good ventilated boxes. Expert pack-
ing. Prompt shipping. C. R. Burell,
Auburn, Ga. RFD 1.
_. Klondike strawberry plants, 25c a
100; $1, 500; $1.75 M. prepaid. Mrs.
moe Pirkle, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt.
Chas. W. cabbage plants, True Ga.
collard, 50c, 300; $1.20 M. del. 5 M. or
_ more, $1 M. FOB. Obie Crow, Flowery







eS Branch, Ga. Rt. 2. a

i Tomato, collard and cabbage plants,
50c, 300; 75c, 500; $1.25 M. Bill Crow,
_ Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.
~ Guar. well rooted, 7 in. New Stone
anq Marglobe tomato plants, - fresh,
thrifty plants for late use. Roots moist
wrapped; expert packing, 300 60c; 600
_ $1; $1.40 M. postpaid. C. F. Maddox,
~~ Buford, Ga.
Cabbage, collard ang tomato plants,
85c, 500; $1.50 M. with postage extra.
_ Cash with order. Mrs. R .F. Hackle,
. Valdosta, Ga. 603, E. Savannah Ave.
Cabbage plants, extra early J. and
Chas. W., Flat Dutch, Succession and
Sure Head, fresh grown, large and fine,
60c, 500; $1 M. del. Postpaid. Now
* ready for immediate shipment. J. P.
McCook ,Fitzgerald, Ga.

Cabbage plants: Fall grown, nice and
fresh, extra early Jersey and Chas. W.
500, 60c; $1 M. del. Postpaid. Now
ready. Satisfaction guar.
Fitzgerald, Ga.

Rhubarb plants, 75c doz. Hot, green

_ pepper, 25c gal. sundried apples, free
from peeling and core, 15c lb. Add
postage on apples and peppers. Cash,
or money order with order. Mrs. John
A. McCurley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2.

Rhubarb plants, 75c doz. Missionary
strawberry plants, 40c a 100; $1.15, 500;
$2 M. also Bone dry yellow root, 40c Ib.
green, 25c lb. No less than 3 Ibs. sold.
Cash or money order with order. Mrs.
pee Pion McCurley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, New Stone
tomato plants, 75c ,500; $1.25 M. del.
J. N. Wright, Alto, Ga. Rt. 2.

Flat Dutch, J. Wakefield and Ga.
collarg plants, ready, 500, 75c; $1.25 M.
mailed to your door. B. R. Woodliff,
Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. :

- 100 M. collard plants, now ready, 75c
500; $1.25 M. 5 M. at $1 M. del. John
W. Orr, Winder; Ga. 109 Wright St..

Cabbage, collard and tomato plants,
50c, 300; 75c, 500; $1.25 M. del. Guy
Crow, Gainesville, Ga.

Collard plants, $1 per M. or 30c a
100, postpaid. Malvin Collins, Whig-
ham, Ga.

Late Flat Dutch Cabbage plants,
$1.25 M. del. Carefully packed. R. E.
_. Blackwell, Cleveland, Ga. Care R. L.
Blackwells Box.

_ Livingston Globe. tomato plants, 50c
~a 100, $1, 300, $3 M. del. Guar. B.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

* Collard plants, $1 M. E.| B. Travis,
- Riverdale, Ga.

Sure Head and Sure Crop cabbage

plants, 25c a 100; 60c, 300; 85c, 500;
_ $1.50 M. del. in Ba. C. E. Bagley, Su-
-wanee, Ga.

- Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
25c a 100, 65 per 300. Mrs. J. M.

ll, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5. Bare e
me tomato, cabbage-heading co!

OCS

F. F. Stokes, |

R.| 1

MARKET BULLETI N

larg and late Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 20c a 100; 75c 500 $1.25 per M.
Prompt shipment. Edgar Woodall,
Cornelia, Ga.

Copenhagen cabbage and cabbage-
heading, Ga. and Buncomb collard
plants, each, 25c a 100; 60c, 300; $1,
600; $1.45 M. All postpaid. Guar. well
rooted. Prompt shipment in ventilat-
q boxes. Stamps accepted on all or-
ders under 40c. Write all addresses
plainly. Grady Kelley, Sulphur
Springs, Ga. Rt. 1. :

Napier grass roots and plants. Govt
analysis gives it same protein value as
alfalfa. Very prolific. All stock love
it; fine for grazing or hay. S. T.
Smith, Cuthbert, Ga.

Mint plants, 5c. each. Mrs. J. E.
Underwood, Cleveland, Ga. =

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, New Stone tomato, 25c a 100;
50c, 300; $1.20 M. del. 5 M. or over, $1
M .collect. Collarg plants, same price.
Lee Crow, Oakwood, Ga. Rt. 1.

Mastodon everbearing and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, 35 a
100; black and red everbearing rasp-
berries, $1 doz. Mrs. G. E. Turner,
Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Chas. W. and Late Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants, 25c a 100; 50c, 300; $1.25
M. 5 M. or more, $1.10 M. Exp. and
postage paid. Prompt shipment. L.
Q. Chambers, Gainesville, Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
by mail postpaid, 25 plants for 75c; 50,.
$1,; $2.50 for 500; $4.50 M. J. H. Garity,
Jersey, Ga. :

Late Flat Dutch cabbage and True |
Ga. collard, also New Stone - tomato
plants, 25c a 100; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. del.
Prompt shipment. W. L. Wright, Alto,
Gao Rt. 2.

Chas. W. cabbage, Ga. Heading col-
lard, 25c a 100; 75c, 500, $1.25 M. J. B.
Nix, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. a

Early Chas. fall cabbage plants,
fresh and green, frost proof, 500, 75c,
$1.25 M. postpaid. R. Chanclor, Se-
ville, Ga. ;

Chas. W. and Late Flat Dutch cab-
bage, and collard plants, 25c a 100; 300
500, 75c; $125 M. postpaid.
Prompt shipment. No personal checks.
J. C. Chambers, Gainesville, Ga. RFD

Ty

Flat Dutch ang Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 15c a 100; $1.25 M. Ga, collard,
15c a 100; sweet pepper, 35c a 100.
Major Crow, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4.

Strawberry plants, big, fine Klon-
dike, 25c a 100, $2 M. prepaid. John
M. Bruce, Avalon, a.

Chas. and J. W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage, Heading var. and Blue Stem
collard plants, 25c a 100, $1.25 M. del.
5 M. and more, 90c M. FOB. Good
size plants, prompt shinment in ven-
tilated boxes. Obie Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Missionary, Klondike and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, 50c a
100, $3.50 M. Everbearing, 75c a 100.
or exch for honey. Mrs. Lee Head,
Sleveland, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 1.

Aroma and Lady Thompson straw-
berry plants for sale or exch for red
nest onions, or white multiplying on-
ans, or white feed or flour sacks
with lettering all out of them. Mrs. L.
H. Coe, Eastanollee, Ga.

Flat Dutch and Chas. W, cabbage
plants, now ready, $115 M. tomato
plants, $1.25 M. del. G. E. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Cabbage, onion and other veg.
vlants, for sale. Write for special pric-
es and free offer before buying. An-
drew B. Clark, Thomasville, Ga.

Plants Wanted

Want tomato and cabbage plants,
and Cobbler, Green Mtn., or Hoosier
Trish potatoes. Will exch. value for
same. Mrs. J. T. Burk, Tifton, Ga.
Rit. ot; :

Wantl0 M. Wakefield cabbage plants,
true to name and large, well rooted, by
the 10th of September. State lowest
vrice in first letter. Bartley Moody,
Screven, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 14.

Want 10 M. strawberry plants. Quote
best cash price and of what variety.
G. W. Fishback, College Park, Ga. Rt.



Blowers and Seed For

Sale



Tris, lilies, cannas, altheas, crepe
myrtle, lilacs, bridal wreath, butterfly
bush, Tree of Heaven and other flow-
ers and shrubbery. Sell or exch. for



tJand red m

1-2 bu. green hot peppers, 1 pk. green
rs, also 2,

doz. or moreLeek onion and scallion
plants and sets. Mrs. Ernest D. Sat-
terfield, White, Ga. Rt. 1..

Evergreen with red_ berries, pink
crepe myrtle ,both 10c each; cape
jasmine, 15c each. All rooted. Exch.
for cabbage plants. Ea. to pay postage.

76. :
_ Mixed, dbl. and sng. poppy seed,
rose and pink. Write for price and
time for planting. Miss Lucy Ellen
Chapman, Holton. Ga.
1 large Crown of Thorns, 75c; 1 large
Brazilian Plume plant, 50c; 4 small
Blue Wonder Lillies, 40c; 1 doz, Red
Spider lilies, 50c; 1 doz. white Iris, 30c;
2 lavender Physostegias, 25c; 1 doz.
Shasta daisies, 25c; 1 clump yellow
African daisies, 25c; 1 doz ,req King
Humbert cannas, 60c. All blooming
size plants except the Blue Wonder
lilies, Will_exch. for peonies, pink
iris, weigela, Japanese Barberry, red
crepe myrtle, deep pink cannas (not
salmon), abelias, azaleas, or red car-
nation( the real carnations that live
out in*yarg in winter. Not Dianthus).
Mrs. S. J. Williams, Rocky Ford, Ga.
Narcissi bulbs, mixed varieties, 50c
doz. various col. cannas, 35c doz. bulbs,
white Oleander, well rooted sprouts,
25c each; Japanese Bamboo (ideal for
screens and hedges), evergreen, 25
roots for $1; Mexican pink or coral
vines, 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. E. T.
Boynton, Arlington, Ga. :
Large, dbl. pink poppy seed, 10c
tea, spoonful, or 15c tbls. Miss Iva
Hatfield, Irwinton, Ga...
Narcissi and jonquil bulbs, sell or
exch. for dried apples or peaches. State
what you have and make an Offer.
Mrs. R. W. Milyler, Acworth, Ga. Rt. 2.
Daffodil and jonquil bulbs, $1 a 100;
20c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. J. M. Todd,
Senoia, Ga. RFD 1. \
Giant Emperor daffodils, and Red
Magic lilies, each, 75c doz. paper white
narcissi ang White Flags, each, 25c
doz. Mixed bulbs, of jonquils, white
narcissi, butter and eggs, butter-cup,
yellow narcissi, $1 per 100. Bryce
Broxton, Unadilla, Ga. ZR ey
400 medium size jonquil bulbs, 75c a
100; well rooted cape jasmine cuttings,
8-9 in. high from 2 in pots, 25c each, 5
for $1.50; Blue roots, 25c doz. 6 doz.
$1. Miss Inez;Moore, Bowdon, Ga. Rt.
o

F = ~ \

Jonquils, purple iris, and day lilies,
75 a 100; hardy sweet pea,.25e doz.
red cannas, 50c doz. crepe myrtle, 20c
each; honesuckle, pink almonds, brid-
al wreath, and brides bouquet, 15c
each; red honeysuckles. white mo.
roses, red japonicas, and lilacs, 20c
each: golden bells and_ lily bushes.
and wisteria, 15c each. Jemima Bar-
nes, Oakman, Ga. ;

14 names flower type gladioli, scar-.
let princeps, crimson glow, maiden
blush, Alice Tiplady, Jack London.
Joe Coleman, Sulphur Frills,
Treasure, white wonder, E. J. Shaylor,
Elizabeth Tabor, Lucette, Albania, Le-
M. Foch, and sev. others, $1.25 doz.
daffodils. butter and eggs, jonquils.
yellow narcissi, ang April (large white
cluster) narcissi, 09c a 100, $3.50, 500;
$7 M. Star of Bethlehem, 40c doz. 90c
a 100, $4 M. All bulbs state inspected.
Add postage on doz. lots. Miss Lillian
Thomas, Haralson, Ga.

1 Eego Palm, large, 40 leaves, for sale
Mrs. E. A. Cook, Chamblee, Ga. RFD.

Yellow narcissi bulbs, 50c doz. pre-
paid. Mrs. A. G. Bowden, Lula, Ga.

Jonquil bulbs, $1 a 100, $7.50 M. del.
in Ga. Mrs. C. W. Powell, Rex, Ga.

Well rooted weigelias, 15c each; ti-
ger lily bulbs, 10 and 25c each; tiger
lily seed, 19 dozen; Madonna lily:
lily bulbs, 25c each; white and blue
flags, 30c doz. Virginia Creeper, 15c
each; cape jasmine, rooted, 25c each;
Deer Tongue cactus, 15c each: mus-
tard seed, 5c thls. All kinds of.shrub-
bery. Also rose of Sharon: Mrs. J. W.
Atkinson, Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Flowers and Seed
Wanted

Want boxwoods, must be limbered
from ground up, perfect shape, must
not touch or have bad sides. Will take
either Dwarf or fast growing. Will
pay some cash, enough to hold bush
ae ee oe price, etc. in
irst letter. J. O. Lunsford
Rock. Ga. RFD 2. ee

Want a number of Chinese Mag-
nolias, all sizes. State color, size and
price. Dr. C. C. Harrold, Macon, Ga.

Want. to buy a quantity of thrift
moss roots. Quote price on 100 to 1
M. packed ang del. to shipp ta-







ed sweet peppe

Mattie Reid, Bremen, Ga. Rt. 1. Box

Thursday, September 4, 193
tion. Address: F, S. Bailey, Atlanta,
Ga. 35 Linden Ave. N. E. a

Will give $2 per 100 FOB your RR
station for good, sound clean peach

seed, in lots of 100 lbs. or more, any
time to September 30th. No Elbertas ~

Seed For Sale .

Purple Globe, Req Top and Purple
Globe White Top, turnip seed, 1-2 Ib.
30c; 1-4 lb. 20c; 1 Ib. 50c. Good; clean
seed, high germination, all postpaid.
ee Kelly, Sulphur Springs, Ga. Rt.





White nest onions, 60c gal. $4 bu.
Mrs. Raymond Robinson, Greenville,
Ga. Rt. 3. =

White multiplying or nest onion
sets, 15c qt. Add 5c postage for single
qts., or 12 to 15 postage per gal. as
per zone. M. N. Childs, Bronwood, Ga,

Large white nest onions, 50c gal. del.
Exch. for dried apples or peaches. Mrs.
. LG. Law;-Empire, Ga. Rtr 2 2

Collard seed, 30c Ib. postpaid, $16 a
100, FOB. Malvin Collins, Whigham,
Ga. Se
New crop multiplying onions, free
from dirt and trash, 50c gal. del. or
$3.75 bu. FOB. Mrs. C. T. Williams, |
Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6. Ls

A few more old fashioned shallots
(not red scullions) 60c for 2 lbs. Mrs,
W. B. Burden, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 8.
Box 83, oe

Choice Crystal Way, White Silver
Skins, and Bermuda onion seed, 35c
qt., 65 per 1-2 gal. $1 gal., $2 pk., $6 _
bu. mailed; $5 exp. collect. Cader
Stephens, Flowery Branch, Ga.

7 lbs. Roff turnip seed, 25c lb. 5 Ibs.
$1. No orders for less than 1 Ib. Miss
Kate Lancaster ,Sylvester, Ga. oe

White Egg Yellow Globe, P. T. White
Globe and Slick Leaved mustard seed,
6 thls. 30c del. Mixeg or straight, or
1 Ib. del. 1 variety 40c mixed, 45c, 2
lbs. 75 W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

Recleaned, white multiplying nest
onions for fall planting ,nice size, 50c
gal. postpaid. Mrs. W. L. Bryant,
Jasper, Ga. - :

Shallot buttons ,40c gal. Mrs. J. P.
Rush, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1. ae
Hastings Big Seven turnip seed col-
lection, 35c lb. 5 or more lbs. 32c del.
Cash. No checks. Mrs. C. A. Wil-
banks, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.

Burr clover seed, free of other see
recleaned, 8c lb. Prompt shipment.
Laresa Coker, Lavonia, Ga. RFD 3.
Old red multiplying onions, 20c qt.
soung and clean; fresh, new mustard
seed, my Own growing, 10c tbls. Mrs.
J. W. Hendrix, Dover, Ga. eee
New crop Ga. collard seed, recleaned,
20c. Ib. 1929 crop, 18c Jb. No orders ac-
cepted for less than 25 lbs. J. 'T. Pon-
der, Whigham, Ga. :
White nest onions, $4 bu. and buyer
pay postage. Lee Brooks, Monroe, Ga,

ak

yellow (Rt. 1

Seallion onion buttons, 15c qa. 2 for
25c, or $3.25 bu. Few Sage seed, 10c
thls. Winter watermelon seed, 25c per
100; white nest onions, 15c qt. 50c g:
Colored butter-bean seed, very pr
lific, 25 cts Ib. 5 Ibs. $1. E. L. Corley,
Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1. jee

Old fashioned large white scallion
buttons, 15c qt. 50c gal. No less than
2 qts. mailed. Add postage. Exch. a
gal for 6 well selected rhubarb roots,
the smooth, eating kind: Mrs. C.

| Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1.

Clements improveq Triumph water-
melon seed, $1 an ounce, $10 Ib. Melo:
grow to wt. 75 to 150 lbs. Sweet and
juicy. An affidavit from Ordinary of
Washington county, pulled and wt. 18
melons from 1 vine ,what wt. 620 lbs.,
from my patch. E. T. Clements, San-
dersville, Ga. ee
Multiplying onion sets, white and
red, 60c gal. del. Also mustard seed,
best var. 35c Ib. del. L. E. Williams,
Ty Ty, Ga. SS

Prolific white velvet okra seed, 40
lb. Will exch. for onion sets, or any
kind of peas at market price. B, O.
Fussell, Brunswick, Ga. ee

Lady Finger peas, 25c lb. in 4 Ib.
lots; less, 35c lb. Mustard seed, new
crop, large leaf, 50c 1b. Cash with or-
der. No stamps. Add postage. Mrs.
G. C. Monroe, Doerun, Ga. Rt. 1.

Early Alaska Eng. pea seed, 25c Ib. 5
Ibs. $1; Chas. Wakefield cabbage seed,
$1 Ib. Copenhagen Market, $1.25 per lb.
Bermuda onion seed, $1.75 lb. - Prize
Taker, $1.50 Ib. All postpaid. R.
McRee, Meigs, Ga. es

Burr clover seed, in dirt to inocula
$1 bu. Will exchange. W. M. Burso:
ee aon AND Pe oe





ursday, September 4, 1930.
Seed For Sale

_ (Continued from page eight)

00 Ibs. Burr clover seed, recleaned,
ork threshed, $7 for lot; 25 Ib. sun-
ower seed, 50c lb. Large, white nest
mions, 75c gal. Mrs, Pearl Aderhold,

vonia, Ga.

-Recleaned Burr clover seed, 8 lb.
ere. S. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga.

Sev. Ibs. peach seed at 5c lb. and
ostage. S. R. Spires, Lincolnton, Ga.
Crimson clover seed, in chaff, 10c
b. eee lots, 8c Ib. R. L. Hardy, Sen-
ia, Ga. }

"Seed Wanted

Want to hear from parties who have
the Hairy Vetch seed for sale. Quote
rice and quantity in first letter. Only
he genuine Hairy Vetch accepted. C.
. Burell, Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1.

end sample and quote price on 25
; a wheat. H. B. Wilson, Hogans-
Ga.
Will give $2 per 100 lbs. FOB your
tation for good sound, clean peach
eed, in lots of 100 Jbs. or over, any
ime to September 30th. No Elbertas
anted. C. T. Smith, Concord, Ga.

Want Boga Weec seed, 5 lbs. or
re, del at 8c lb. 100 Ibs. or more;
1 pay 7c lb. FOB shipping point. W.
H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.
Want to hear from party having the
id fashioned Seven Top turnip seed
some of the turnips being white and
ome yellow), also want Ice bean seed.
irs. F. M. Snow, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 4.







ant old fashioned shallot buttons, |

Jso nest onions. Send sample and
ate price. Mrs. Pearl Wisham But-
er, Ga. Rt. 3. hee ;
1 New York Blasting machine, No. 3,
special. 30 fuse exploder. $30. Exch.
or Leveling outfit. Frank Alexander,
iiberton, Ga. Rt. 6.
Fordson tractor, 35 H. P. eng. 1
liston peanut picker, and 10 M. gal.
storage tank, all in good cond. cheap.
B. Swords, Swords, Ga.
Kelly feed mill, $15; 1 Rival cut-
away harrow, $10; 60 tooth section
harrow, $70; 3 horse Reversible Chat-
tanooga Hill Side plow, $75. Wm. O.
Bentley, Loganville, Ga. Rt. 1.
Meadows grist mill, good cond. 20
H. P. gas ens. 4 cylinders, good cond.
o corn sheller and platform scales,
ll Calhoun 1489-R, or write best
ffer. A. V. Thrailkill, Hapeville, Ga.
- Hrcules stump puller, 165 ft. of 7-8
cable and other fixtures; set of good
wagon scales; pr. of good steel Grad-
wheels and axles, 30x3 1-2 tire, J.
Weelborn, Rock Springs, Ga. :
McCormick mower and rake, fair
Shape, out this season, $45. R. L. Proc-
tor, Cuthbert, Ga.
1 McCormick corn binder, good run-
ning cond. $75 cash. For a try-out $1
and inspection on my farm, 4 mi.
north of Adairsville, 1 Cole 3 row oat,
wheat and small grain drill, good
cond. $12.50, or exch. for 15 bu. of
Turf oats. W. F. Striplin, Adairsville,
Blacksmith blower, Champion No.
400, ball bearing, A-1 cond. $15. Will
ch. for chickens and eggs, or 1-2
wh, bal. in eggs and chickens. E. P.
Burpee, Griffin, Ga. 223 W. Taylor St.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale





No. 36 Golden Cane mill, wt. 2900 Ibs.
200; 16 ft. copper evaporator with side
kimmers, $35; Benthol peanut picker,
50; John Deere 3 bottom stag gang
low, $75. W. W. Williams, Quitman,

a, :

1 horse Hoosier grain drill, 5 row

quipped with fertilizer attachment,

actically new, $20; 1 Primrose cream
Separator, No. 3, with electric motor.

ed 1 yr. in good cond. $40 FOB. Sam
Craig, Jr. Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 4.
- 1 Golden new model No. 3 cane mill,
light 2 horse mill, practically new,
$50, or exch. for equal value. C. A.
Patterson, Ty Ty, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 19.

-Second-Hand Machin-
oS ery Wanted _

Want 500 ft. 1 inch gal. pipe. Will
exch. baby chicks or pay cash. Must
be in goog cond. and reasonable. L. 8.
Andrews, Ochlochnee, Ga. Rt. 3.
Want 3 row Cole oat , prefer
ics. State cond. and lowest price del.
) Ellenton. Dooley, Norman





Want 1 second-hand corn shucker
and sheller in first class cond. for
cash. F. T. Brock. Tennille. Ga.

Want single gin outfit, Plantation
ae a E. E. Darber, Folkston, Ga.
x 50.

Want 2 front Grader wheels and
axle. 28x3, or 30x38, or 32x3 inches,
with round spokes, with about 12 in.
Bab, J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs,

oe : ;

Want a 3 row Cole oat drill. Quote
lowest price del. Ellenton. Prefer disc
instead of plow. M. F. Dooly, Norman
Park, Ga.

Incubators & Brooders

For Sale

400 cap. Queen inc. good cond. also
1 M. cap. brooder, entire lot for $40,
or exch. for 50 R. I. Red March or
April pullets, or Buff Rock, or Parks
strain Barred Rock. Mrs. Mamie
Stone, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 3.

350. cap. Standard Reliable inc. No.
55, good as new, $30, or exch. for any

oe of turkeys. T. W. Dalton, Alto,
a. . +

Nice poultry house, 15x40 ft. Cost
$170.75; sell for $110 cash; brooder,
feeders, waterers and thermometer,
cost $24.25; sell for $16. Good as new.
Will take $200 for whole outfit, and
will sell with it 115 or 120 W. L. Tom
Cochran strain 12 wks old pullets.
Make offer on chickens or write for
price, or come see Miss Laura Mor-
ris, Bowdon, Ga. Rt.

Farm Help Wanted

Want to help look after a 250 A.
farm. 2 tenant houses. 50-50 basis or
standing rent. Party must be able to
furnish self. Close to accredited
school. Mrs. W. T. Freeman, Craw-
ford, Ga. Se

Want cropper for ia 2 horse farm of
good red land. 3rd, 4ths, or standing
rent..2 houses of 3 rooms each, well
at each house. On good mail route.
Spring right at house in pasture.. 2
mi. Bremen. Give possession any time.
sich D. Raid, Bremen, Ga. Rt. 1. Box

Want party who has 10 or more
good dairy cows to join me in dairy
business. I have land and fine pas-
ture, close to good market. Also fine
place for poultry. Write. John S. Hop-
son, Rochelle, Ga.









Want a good cropper for 1931, 1 or| |

2 horse crop, who can run and furnish
self. Good fresh land, near highway,
plenty of wood, good water, near
school and church. Farm known as
the Hugh B, Bell Place, 5 1-2 mi.
north of Carrollton, 6 mi. Bremen.
See or write. P. O. Adams, Bowdon
Junction, Ga. RFD 1.

Want help for a good 4 horse farm,

2 srades of land, red and grey. 2 good
houses and barns; near church and
schools. 6 mi. north of Douglasville.
8rd or 4ths or standing rent. Cannot
furnish stock. Write for further par-
ticulars. Mrs. C. W. Clonts. Atlanta,
Ga. 1352 Donnelly Ave. S. W.

Want a good man with plenty of
force to tend choice farm of 60 acres,
15 mi. south of Atlanta at Riverdale:
2 mi. hiehway; churches and school
nearby. Land hard enough to use
machinery. Want cotton, corn, wheat,
nats. sweet potatoes and Soy beans
raised. Good house and barn. 3 good
mules, and plenty of tools and mach-
inery. B. F. Hancock. Riverdale, Ga.

Want an honest. industrious, young
man with hich school education who
can give good ref. and who can keer
un .a Ford truck, to work on farm and
sell produce. 23 yrs. or older. married
or single; also want an honest mar-
ried man with small familv. boy of 1
vrs. or older, both industrious and
with lots of exp. with riding cultiva-
tor, trucks, etc. and hog raising. Mod-
erate salary, 3 room unsealed house to
live in. W. . Waddelle. Pearson. Ga.

Want to corresnond with someone
who would he interested in takine
charge of and runnine a plantation
Suited for cattle crazing, cotton, corr
and many other farm products can. be
vroduced on this place. Great nossi-

| ties fox the right man who can

shaw his ahbilitv to handle this nrono-
sition. Write. W. L. F. Rosenblatt, At-
Janta, Ga. 268 Peachtree St.

Want a man with sufficient funds
ta operate a 10 horse entton farm
This nlace will maka from 1-9 tn 1
hale of cotton vr A. Enough meadow
tand to rim 100 head of cattle. Goo

eammnunity, churches and school, with ;

MARKET BULLETIN.



aes

\

or for part of crops. Guy Bowen,
Clermont, Ga. P. O. Box 71.

Want middle-aged woman to live in
house as one of family and do light
farm work. Good home for right par-
ty. Mrs. L. J. Ayers, Hartwell, Ga. R 2.
_ Want 2 families to pick cotton at
75c per 100 lbs. Good houses, wood
and water. Will move you and you to
repay out of cotton picking. Located
4 1-2 mi. from Alapaha, on Alapaha
and Tifton road, on W. H. Darminy
Farm. Address. George Caldwell, Al-
apaha, Ga. C-o W. H. Dariny.

Want help for a 2 horse farm. be-
tween Washington and Thomson. 5
room dwelling, fine spring of water.
Good hog and cow pasture. Will take
500 lbs. of lint cotton for it for 1931.
Mrs. J. EK. Hogan, Thomson, Ga. 549
Jackson St.

Will give a good home, clothes to a
girl of 12 or 14 yrs. old. Prefer or-
phan: Must be of good character. Ref.
exch. Will expect her to assist with
light farm work, etc., and will give

A 3 horse crop (known as the Grice
place on Roopville-Franklin Road)
and. a 2 horse crop (known as - the
Shackleford Place on Roopville-Frank-
lin Road), on 3rd and 4ths. J. G.
Shackelford, Roopville, Ga.

A 2 horse and 3 horse farm to let on
halves. Fine land, close to school and
church. Mrs. E .M. Travis, Fayette-
ville, Ga. .

Want cropper for a nice farm locat-
ed at Corinth, Ga. 4 mi. RR, and 60 mi.
of paveg highway .to Atlanta.
splendid community, near good school
and church. Nice dwelling with out-
houses, etc. Suitable for dairy or
truck. Write. Mrs. O. P. Walton,
Atlanta, Ga. 1355 Wylie St. S. E. phone,
Dea-1812, or Walnut 9351.

Want overseer job. Can give ref.
and have 25 yrs. exp. and can furnish
labor for most any size farm. J. P.
Crutchfield, Americus, Ga. Rt. D.

21 yr. old country boy wants job
helping some good man gather cotton
crop. Can start at once. Write what
you can offer, price paid including
board, immediately. L. C. Bradley,
Temple, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 98-A.

Want to farm on shares with good
man that has good land and good
farm equipments, 1 who can run me
until make crop. 1 horse crop. Have
wife, and.2 small children. 23 yrs. old.
Wm. N. Brown, Macon, Ga. 815 Mont-
pelier Ave. Care L. E. Davidson.

Positions Wanted

Want job on farm with good party.
Have had many years exp. in poultry
raising. Can give the best of refer-
ences. Can begin at once. Wife, self
and son, 12 yrs. old. L. T. Mitchell,
Room 123, State Capitol Atlanta, Ga.

Widow with 3 boys wants place on
farm, and a place to farm for 1931.
Close to school and church (as have
a small girl in school). Prefer near
Quitman, Moultrie, Waycross, o r
within 100 mi. of here. Would like to
truck farm; raise chickens and a few
hogs, etc., on halves. Mrs. T. Graham,
Waycross, Ga. 610 Jane St.

Want a 2 horse farm near Atlanta
on shares. Want to raise feed and
truck Like a few cows to milk on
shares, also some laying hens. Must
be good stock and tools. Good ref. C.
H. Hand, Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want work until Xmas and a 1
horse farm for 1931, Do not drink, or





curse. Ready to begin September Ist.

North Ga. preferred. Write or see. J.

iv Mobley, Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 3. Box

Want job as overseer of large farm
for 1931. Would accept a stock and
cattle farm on shares. Write, or come
see. J. F. Brightwell, Dover, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want job on farm at $18 to $20 per
mo. Am 20 yr. old, hard working,
healthy and a Protestant. Eugene
Kirkland, Broxton, Ga.

Want to work for wages, 6 in family.
Can-do most any kind of farm work.
Want near a goog school and church,
start any time at $30 per mo. for 1931,
or will consider a crop on 50-50 basis.
I. A. Samples, Bremen, Ga. Star Route.

Want crop on halves or on 3rd or
4ths. Am widow with 2 children: boy,
1, girl, 10 yrs. old. Can attend 14 or
15 acres. Want crop close to school
and church. Mrs. Bertha Gable,
Buchanan, Ga. Rt. 3.

gree to hear from party in So. Ga.
who has a farm to let on 60-50 basis.
Can handle about 50 acres; that is
handy to school and Mail Route,
climate, with good house to live

neighbo fiood i. Ref. if ne

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Want to hear from party that knows.

all about chickens, and is interested in

same. Can give good ref. Just wife
and self. J. B. Hubbard, Doraville, Ga.

Want job on farm near Atlanta. Will
work for $24 a mo. board and washing.
Can start any time. Will Crowe,
Blackwell, Ga. Rt. 1. : x

Single, able bodied man, 21 yrs. old,
wants job on farm. Life time exp.
Can handle machinery. J. C. Collins,
Tarrytown, Ga. ee

24 yr. old, single able bodied man
wants job on dairy. Have 2 yrs. exp.
and can handle machinery. E. E. War-
nock, Tarrytown, Ga. Rt. 2 Care A. T.
Brantley. s

Man and wife and 1 child want place

as blacksmith on goog size plantation
or somewhere where there is an open-

ing. Have own tools. Also have had.
sev. yrs. exp. with grist mill. F. 8.
Dodd, Jefferson, Ga. :

Middle aged man desires home, pre-
ferably with an old couple, and to
make crop for 1931 for a small share,
Best of ref. R. L. Smith, Chicka-
mauga, Ga. Rt. 1.

Intelligent widow, 40 yrs. of age, and
1 girl 10 yrs. want place with small

family on farm, to assist with poultry,
milking cows and other light farm
work. Prefer near school. Must have
some salary. Give full particulars in
first letter. Exch. ref. Mrs. A.
Woodall, Blairsville, Ga.

iy

Want job on farm in So. Ga. for,

1931. Will begin this fall to gather
present crop. Middle aged, single and
life time exp. Eugene Sims, Lawrence-
ville, Ga. Care D. P. Etheridge. Rt. 3.
Young man with small family wants
job in dairy. Have had some exp.
Would take a job on farm as wage

hand. J. C. Daniel, Alapaha, Ga. Care

Ww. H. Darminy.

Want job on dairy or any king of
farm. Can furnish ref. Thos. Ward,
Butler, Ga. Box 5.

First class Miller wants mill to oper- _

ate, either water or electric ~ power.
Preferably south of Macon, or near: At-
lanta. Mill must be in good cond. and
doing good business. Would like about
10 acres of lan dto cultivate. G. W.
Knowles, Covington, Ga. Box 271.

Want a job with Florist. Am steady,
honest, industrious, with years of exp.
in all kinds of green house work: a
go0q propagator and grower.
can meet all your requirements.
give the best of references from At-
lanta. Write for information and re-
ferences.
Ga. Care W. R. Bartles, Rt. 2.
-2 nice, white boys want job with
good farmer picking cotton, and doing >
other farm work, until Xmas.
and Roland Roberts, Lindale, Ga. P.
O. Box 235.

Man wants job as working foreman
on 4 or 5 horse farm. Anything large;
overseers job. Understand farming

well also orchard work. Just self and

wife W. D. Cotney, Reynolds, Ga.

Want 2 horse crop with good man,
Must have 2 houses

sober, honest, etc.
as there are two families of us. Pre-
fer So. Ga. Want place with 2 tobac-
co barns. Life time exp. in N. C..
with tobacco culture. Want on 50-50
basis and, landlord must furnish stock,
tools and supplies; do not use over

Believe |
Can

Willis Morrison, Columbus,

Tomine.

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$75 to plow for supplies. Do not smoke

or drink. Am hard worker. Want
goog mules and will take good care of
them. Write or come see, if interested.
A. H. Mayo, Rochelle, Ga. RFD 1. :
Want job as overseer, or working
foreman, or a place for wages, for
bal. of 1930 and 1931. Honest, sober
and agreeable and know how to con-
trol labor, and am not afraid to take
hold and not have to be told every-
thing. Always work for my employ-
ers interest.
including board.
Brooks, Ga.

J. M.

State wages per week,
Cavender,

Want 60 acres on 50-50 basis for

1931, with reliable man. Want 40 A.
in cotton, 15 in corn and 5 in oats,
then after oats are harvested, want to
plant in peas. J. R. Booth, Madison,
Ga < oe

Want 1 horse crop on 50-50 basis,
near church. Sober and honest. Dont
ask much help. Prefer No. Ga. Not
afraid to use soda and. fertilizer. W.
T. Cook, Winder, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want work on farm until crop time ee

in 1931, at $36 per mo. house and woog
ineluded, and crop for two in 1931, on
0-50 basis. Man to furnish me, 29
yrs. old, life time exp. on farm.
handle any kind farm machin

tractor, truck, or car. Want to

eave: Jack T

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GE TWELVE ~~

Positions Wanted

Exp. farmer with small family wants
rk on farm with man who will fur-
nish an dwill move ang will furnish
work until crop time, then share crop.
D. C. Lively, Atlanta, Ga. 2110 Peach-

ee Road.

Single man, A. & M. College educa-

ion. Raised on, and spent most of
my life time on farm. Can manage

ything related to farming in any
neh of farming, as well as having
nical exp. and have practical exp.

_ poultry, dairying, cattle and hog
_ raising; green house and nursery prac-

tice ,horticulture, orcharding, truck-
ng, gen. farming, etc. Would like to
et in touch with party interested in
at least three of the above enterprises,
and would also like to manage a large
farm for 1931. H. Southern, Dun-
oody, Ga. :
Want position at once helping gath-
r crop or working on truck farm, or
will work at poultry. Will take job at
ost anything that isnt too heavy
work; also glad to get place for 1931,
verseer ,or manage 10 to 20 plows,
eitther hireq labor, or tenants, on
halves, or a 1 horse crop on 50-50
basis. Want to raise 1 M. chickens.
Ready to move. Wife and self, both
work; also boy, 23 yrs. old, with wife
ang 2 children wants job. Can drive
truck or most any make of car. J. K.
Fuller, Junction City, Ga.
Want job at once to keep up repair
and blacksmith on large farm with
small farm in connection for 1931.
Can do almost any kind of wood or
blacksmith work, also carpenter and
sawmilling work. Exp. and ref. Grover
_ C. Hale, Americus, Ga. 910 Forsyth St.
Position wanted at once by single
- man, 10 yr, exp. in dairying and truck
arming. Best of ref. C. A. Sheppard,
Marietta, Ga. Care A. A. Irwin, Pow-
req Springs Road.
- Wantt job caring for flock of chick-
ens. Am a cripple; honest, upright
ang have no bad habits. Single. Small
salary and board. Lon Cantrel, Eas-
tanollee, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Want job as truck or tractor driver.
Am first class repair man, and can
keep up any kind of car, truck, or
tractor. Will work reasonable. N. T.
McInvale, Reynolds, Ga. Rt. 4.

Want job as working foreman on 10
to 15 horse farm. Know how to handle
labor and take care of farm. Will go
any place. R. C. McInvale, Raynolds,
Ga, Rt. 3.

Want a small farm, share _ basis:
Sa Alton C. Mock, Rocky Ford,

a.
Want a@ goog 2 horse far mon shares.
Landlorg to furnish land, stock, tools,
and 1-2 of fertilizer, etc, and a roomy,
comfortable house, convenient to
school and church. Have plenty of
force of my own and will be ready to
move on, or before December Ist. Best
of ref. as to honesty and ability. Write
what you can offer in first letter.
Chas. W. Ryals, Hazlehurst, Ga. Box
326.

Unmarried man desires job dairy
farming, driving truck, or any kind of
farm work. James McCord, Atlanta,
Ga. Rt. 9. Box 176. a
Man with wife ang 2 children de-
sires job on poultry farm, or any kind
of gen. farm work. V. M. Burns, At-
Janta, Ga. 258 Boulevard, S. E.

Boy 16 yrs. of age wants work on the

arm. Can do most any kind of farm
work. Write what you can _ offer.
Clarence Rigdon, Atlanta, Ga.. 196
Garnett St. S. W.
- Want to get in touch with party in-
terested in poultry business for egg
production ,ang who will furnish 500 or
600 good layers; I to furnish houses
and labor; each to share in feed bill.
Am locateq 5 mi. south of Griffin, just
1-2 mi. off No. 3 State Highway (now
under construction). Have my own
farm and will increase business if de-
sired. R. C. Wilder, (colored), Griffin,
Ga. Rt. C. Box 49.

- Want 2 horse farm of goog land,
~ nice house and out-bldgs. also want to
rent 2 nice mules with place. Would
consider 50-50 basis, or standing rent.
Party to furnish land, tools, mules and
half fertilizer. I will furnish self in
financial matters; or would truck farm
with good party with good smooth.
level land ang plenty of tools, good
mules and del. truck. Am now truck-
ing. Let me hear what you can affer.
Can raise hogs also, or all combined

or market. Leon Hollman, 1

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MARKET BULLE

er; capable of doing any kind of work
except milking, Small salary accepted.
Prefer to locate with family of not over
3 members. Mrs. Edith Whatley, At-
lanta, Ga. Station E. Care Gen. Del.

Want wage job for self ang 2 boys:
18 and 14 yrs. of age, for next year.
There are 6 in family. Will take a 1
horse crop on halves and the others
work for some man who is able to help
and who will furnish main expenses
as they are needed, after I get through
gathering. J. B. Spright, Fairburn,
19, Rts,

Want job for 1931 as truck, tractor
driver, repairman or overseer of farm.
Raised on farm, but have taken cours-
es on trucks and tractors in army. 30.
yrs. old, wife and 2 small children.
Can give satisfaction. Have to be
moved, but can repay out of wages.
Can begin as soon as crop is gathered.
Would consider job on dairy or large
farm as wage hand at living wages.
Exp. in shop, also in handling labor.
Write best offer. Vernon B. Brown,
Hartsfield, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to rent poultry farm, fully |-

equipped, or would consider 50-50 basis.
Have sev. yrs. exp. with poultry and
hog raising. Would consider both.
Best of references. J. A. Trice, Swains-
boro, Ga.

Honest, willing worker, 25 yrs. old
man, without bad habits, wants job on
big farm for 1931, as truck and trac-
tor driver, expert in repairing plows
anq keeping things in first class cond.
Have wife and 2 small children. Could
move now. State wages and full par-
ticulars in first letter. Ref. exch. R.
H. Ashley, Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 3.

28 yr. old man with life exp. in farm-
ing desires job as Supt. of a Pecan
Srove, near Albany. Have had 3 yrs.
2xp. with brother, C. M.- Pippin, in
saring .and cultivating of groves. Do
not smoke, chew or drink. G. O. Pip-
pin, Culloden, Ga.

Yellow Root, nice, clean and dry, 35c
Ib. Indian potatoes, 50c Ib. wild cherry
tree bark, sassafras bark, fox grape
vine roots, each, 50c lb. garden ditney,
15c bunch; garden horse mint, 25c doz.
catnip, 10c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. G.
E. Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

1 gal. dry Sage, 45c prepaid. Mrs. L.
C. Abernanthy, Lula, Ga. Rt. 2.

About 25 or 30 lbs. feathers, never
used, $30. Write. Mrs. P. M. Johnson,
Lovett, Ga. : ,

Good apples for making jellies, 30c
gal. nice. green peppers, 25c gal. also
sweet pepper, same price; this yrs.
cleaneg white peas, 20c lb. Poke root
and wild cherry bark, 25c lb. Will
exch. for White Bermuda onions, Mrs.
ene L. Phillips, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Rt.

Live Stock For Sale

Fine 3 yr. old S. P. C. male. Paid
$225 for mother of this hog. $50, or





exch for Hereford bull. B. O. Fussell, ,

Brunswick, Ga.

85 P. C. pigs, 2 to 2 1-2 mos. old,
$4 ea. FOB my barn. Have not been
stunted. Would take 100 W. L. pul-
lets at right price. E. L. Alston, Rich-
land, Ga. Rt. 1.

4 pigs, 10 wks. old, $4 each. Solon
J. Owen, Gay, Ga.

Reg. Big Bone Black Essex. Satis-
diac guar. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis,

a.

1 pr. Big Bone Black Guinea shoats
wt. 25 and 80 lbs. $12 for the pr. 6
gilt pigs, 7 wks. old, $20 for the 6 or
44 eg. All FOB Putnam. Will sell the
bunch for $30 FOB. N. J. Hale, Dayle,

Ga.

4 Big Bone Guinea and Duroc
cross 10 wks. old pigs: 2 males and 2
females,. wt. about 40 lbs. $5 each.
FOB. J. E. Raley, Mitchell, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 medium size sow and 8 pigs, 2 1-2
mos. old, $25; another larger sow,
Duroc, and 9 pigs, $35. Both sows dbl.
treated. Mrs. M. P. Beasley, Boston,
Gia. Rt. A. Box 189.

8 thorough bred S. P. C. pigs; $10 ea.
FOB. 3 mos old August 14. Cash with
Page Mrs. Geo. F. Bagwell, Abbeville,

Qe :

Choice. Hampshire boar pigs. readv
for service, cholera immune, andi reg.
in buyers name, $15 and $20. James
MacGough, Jeffersonville, Ga.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

1 black mare mule, 9 yrs. old, wt.
1100 lbs. sound, work anywhere, $75.



W. P. Davis, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5. > |

1 large stze Shetland pony, chea
arty. peas eve Tes



EN
9 yr. old Shetland pony, $45. R. L.
Proctor, Cuthbert, Ga.

1 nice pony, wt. about 550 lbs. gen-
tle, and work anywhere (helped to
make crop this year, fine for garden
work). Sell, or exch. for a larger
horse, or would exch. for a good miich
cow. See me or-write. Geo. T, Vick-
ers, Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 bay color mare, wt. about 900 Ibs.
trim, fat and legs work good, to plow
or buggy, $25 cash, or exch. for 20
pure bred Barred Rock hens. C. B.
Crymes, Roswell, Ga. Rt. 3.

2 mules for sale cheap. Mrs, E. M.
Travis, Fayetteville, Ga.

1 dark sorrel mare, 11 yr. old, fat,
work anywhere or to anything. Gen-
tle, etc. Make best offer. Samuel Thos.
Jefferson, Nashville, Ga. Rt. 3.

1 M. Ib. mare, mare, sound and work
anywhere, not lazy, gentle, safe for
women and children to work or drive.
Sell, or exch. for mule that you may
be afraid of, anywhere near Black-
shear. J. Melvin Courson, Blackshear,
Ga.

RABBITS FOR SALE

W. Z. Reds, Juniors, Ped. $3 each,
$5 pr. Chinchillas, sired. by Stahls
Gold Certificate buck, 7 mos. old
bucks, $2 each, trio, 3 1-2 mos. old,
$6; Junior Himalayan doe, $3. Have
others for which write for prices. E.
T. Almon, Midland, Ga. Rt. 1.

Trio of N. Z. Reds, Blue Ribbon
Winners; trio of N. Z. Whites, 1 with
Blue Ribbon;.4 Chinchilla does, with
pedigrees. Make best offer on lot. Mrs.
W. R. Taylor, Savannah, Ga. 29 A-
dair St. ee :

A few trios of N. Z. Reds, Whites
and Chinchillas, at reasonable prices.
Sired by prize winning bucks that
have never been defeated. J. G.



Smith, Atlanta, Ga, 1252 Epworth St.

SW.

1 buck and 2 Belgium Hare does, 1?
mos. to 2 yrs. old, and 3 young, $
or lot. C. H. Overby, Columbus, Ga
300 25th St.

Ped. and . rabbits from breeds
to select from. Lots of prize winners
Prs. or trios of unrelated stock, at.
prices that will satisfy. Sell for cash
or exch. for anything can use. N. L.
ee Atlanta, Ga. 581 Terrace Ave.

New Zealand Reds, 3 mos. old, $2
pr. FOB Hampton. R. B. Crowder,
Sunny Side, Ga.

Pure bred Chinchillas, in good cond.
heavy wt. 8 mos, old, $5 per pr., or $3
each. DeLos Turner, Concord, Ga.

Shetland pony, well broke at reas-
oe price. Welch Means, Culloden,

Bu.
1 roan mare, about 10 yrs. old, wt.
1 M. lbs. good, sound, healthy and
work anywhere, gentle (women and
children can drive him), good to plow,
for wagon, buggy, etc. Call and see.
A. E. Moore; Pembroke, Ga. Rt. 1.
Box 1354 ;

Incubators For Sale





Houston disc plow for Fordson trac-
tor, 1 No. 45 Chattanooga walking
plow, 2 horse Oliver plow, No. 63 Chatt,
walking plow; 1 spring tooth harrow, 1
\spike tooth harrow, 1 Cole planter, 1
K. P. fertilzer distributor, scrapes
stocks, 2 horse slip scoop, 2 horse cuta-
way disc, for sale. H. E. Coleman,
Hartsfield, Ga. Rt. 1.
1 Moline tractor or mule grain bind-
er, 1 Moline grain drill, 1 Niagara peach
duster, good aS new, 1 Feed grinder,
Williams make, sell at bargain. W. A.
Payne, Butler, Ga. :

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted

Want 1 set tools, gen. blacksmith
work, ang other tools as near Logan-
ville as possible. Will exch. for them.
L. O. Guthrie, Loganville, Ga.

Want to buy 1 Wheatland plow, 7 ft.
Cut. Case or Harvester Co. make; also
1 open furrow grain drill to drill 12 to
2 ft. to be used with tractor. W.
exch. other farm machinery for sam
W. A. Payne, Butler, Ga.

Flowers and Seed :

_ For Sale



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Tris, $1.25 a 100, del. Would exch. for

Madonna lilies or anything useful.
Mrs. R. A. Whitmire, Carnesville, Ga.
RED = Se
Flower seed, all 10c a pkg. Pansy,
-hollyhock, Sweet Williams, sweet
peas, California Wonder flower seed
Ready September 25th. Order at onc
David L. Hunter, Dublin, Ga. 4
Mary St. re
Easter lily bulbs, $1 doz. February
narcissi, 50c doz. paper white narcis-
. 35e doz. (No name given), Barwick,
a.
Hastines chrysanthemums, im
seed, 10c thls. or exch. for other flow-
er seed or bulbs, different from my
ywn collection. Mrs. J. B. Cox, Sr. Mil-
ledgeville, Ga. Z ae
Bermuda Easter lily bulbs, mam-
moth size | (will produce 12 to 25
blooms apiece), 75c each; second size, |
25c each: 3rd size; sure to bloom,
31.25 per dozen; Phlox (old fashioned
thrift), rooted plants, $1 doz. Aspara-
gus sprengeria and Asparagus plumo-
sus ferns, 2. yr. old plants 25 each.
Mrs. G. W. Lewis, Pinehurst, Ga.
Smallest jew known, leaves about 1
x 1-2: in. 25c doz. 6 in. cuttings. dbl.
pink altheas, white wisteria, free bloo-
ming pink roses. Strong, well rooted
plants, 50c each. Mrs. J. D. Barnes,
Sylvester, Ga, Rt. 3. S

Narcissi bulbs
center 20c qt. Mrs. Tom
vonia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Farm Help Wanted

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white with yellow
Haynes, La-







300 cap. Super Hatcher inc. and 500
cap. brooder, both new, for sale. H. E.
Coleman, Hartsfield, Ga. Rt. 1.
1 Old Trusty 120 cap. inc. 1 Ideal

60 cap. and 150 cap. oil burning brood-

er. Sell, or exch. for 15 Tancreq strain
March hatch W. L. pullets. Mrs. C. L.
Patton, Carlton, Ga.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

1 3-4 H. P. Sears-Roebuck gas. eng.
Never been run, $35; 1 4 H. P. 32 volt
motor, $10: 1 1-6 H. P. 32 volt motor,
5. L. D. Gray, Griffin, Ga. :
Chattanooga cay;e mill, 3 roller, No.
14, in goog cond. $40; Oliver Cultivator,
6 disc, shovel attachment, good cond.
$25 FOB. No checks. A. W. Powell,
Metcalfe, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 11. :

10 H, P. I. H. C., gas eng. and other





ee best offer. J. J. Mims, Boston,
a. S

1 Deering New: Ideal mower, good
cond. and practically new McCormick



self-dump rake, cheap, or exch. for
good milch cow, not over 6 yrs. old;
also 1 Avery stalk cutter in good cond.
Sell or exch. for value in Brown lL.
hens, or pullets full stock. F. Monroe
Hughes, (No address given).

1 mowing machine and 1 hay rake,
first class cond. $50. 8S. T. Tomberlin,
Pineview, Ga. oe

1 Sharpless Separator, No. 2, in need
of little repair. Cost $75; sell. $5 cash,
FOB. N. D. Stewart, | shamy:

Greshamvilie, school

machinery. Write for particulars, or

Want white girl or woman, 16 to 40
yrs. old. Healthy, goog character, ho

est and agreeable to get along with, to
live as one of family. Will furni

some work clothes, board, bed anc
laundry and pay small salary of $8 or
$10 per month. Must be able to milk,
churn and other light farm work. 4
grown ones in family. Write real soon.
Mrs. Annie Walters, Hapeville, G

421 Stewart Ave. ae

_ Want a real farmer with small fam-
ily to take charge of 4 horse farm.
Small salary per mo. also give him

corn. He to have control and manage-
ment of place and help work all other
crops on place, and gather same. Do
not want an overseer or town man.
All cotton lands to be planted
Vetch each year; also want 2 good
farmers to handle good 4 horse farm
and have everything they grow ex-
cept give me 1-2 of cotton and seed
They to furnish stock, tools, feed,
fertilizer; I to furnish Hairy Vetch,
to keep all lands planted in cotton
with a winter cover crop. All corn
land has either peas or beans and all
vines to be left on this land. Fine
proposition for -right parties. W. H
Bolton, Griffin, Ga. Box 436.
|. Want skilleg truck farmer to go
halves raising vegetables, etc. Own
| to furnish truck and Ford coupe, and
buy the mules in Spring; about 30
acres, 4 room house. Part to move
October or November and do some re-
pairing needed around place and
build new barn. Located 16 mi. At-
lanta Peachtree Road, ang near |
tool, church, stores ste.
, Atlanta, Ga. 996





1-2 interest in 12 acres cotton, 6 A. in ~