Second- Hand Farm Machinery, Flower and Seed, Incubator and 
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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR 
 
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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1980. 
 
  
 
  
 
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peaches that were left on the trees. 
had gathered all of them and canned them they would have glutted - 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
: The Meeting of the Commissioners of Agriculture of the United States Oct. 20, 21, and 22. 
 
On the above dates, practically all of the Commissioners of Ag- 
 
riculture from all the States in the Union were present at our annual 
meeting in Washington. There were various _ topics of interest to 
farmers discussed at this meeting. 
 
I was very much surprised at the reports from some of the west- 
 
oe ern states where farmers had received as low as fifteen and twenty 
 
cents per bushel for barley and rye. 
 
ie I thought I had known something of hard times for farmers, but 
_ when I heard this I did not see how they could gather, thrash, and 
sack the grain for any such prices. I also wondered why there should 
be such a great difference in the price the western farmers were re- 
ceiving and the price we farmers down here were hays to pay for 
such grain when we bought it. 
 
Of course, high freight aive would come in and different hand- 
ling charges but the fact remains that in times like we now have ev- 
erybody who handles agricultural products makes money out of them 
except the farmer who grows them. 
 
Mr. Hecke, Commissioner of Agriculture of California, gave a 
pretty optimistic report of the fruit growers of his State and sec- 
 
They have formed a Cooperative Association out there that is 
 
strong enough to stop the gathering of peaches, grapes, etc., when 
it looks like the supply is going to exceed the demand. This year 
 
_ they let practically one-fourth of their canning peaches dry up and 
rot on the trees. _The cooperatives paid the farmers $13 per ton for 
 
_ these peaches that were left on the trees.. They paid the farmers 
 
$20.00 per ton for the peaches delivered at the canning factory. They 
 
ge spopped canning when they put up twelve million cases of canned 
 
-.. peaches. 
 
Mr. Hecke stated that the trade would seadily absorb this amount 
and they would be sold at a price that would pay the-farmer for the 
 
He further stated that if they 
 
_ the market so that the cost of production would not have been real- 
ized on any of the peaches. 
What 
 
I listened to his statement with a great deal of interest. 
 
would happen, when the Government makes an estimate of our cot- 
 
ton crop, if a certain per cent of it were left in the field and the buy- 
ers and mills knew that it would be left in the field? Wouldnt they 
 
. 5 bid up for the small amount that was going to be put on the market? 
 
In other words isnt it just as essential for the supply of any sta- 
ple article to remain flexible and delicate just as the market quota- 
tions are flexible and delicate? 
 
Say the government makes its report in August and gives an es- 
timate of a 15,000,000 bale crop. The market immediately declines 
one or two cents a pound and continues to decline over a period of 
two or three weeks. It declines on the strength of a big crop. If 
we have a storm or flood that would blow out and wash away about 
one fourth of the crop then we would know that instead of the mar- 
ket declining, it would advance. Are Mr. Hecke and the western 
farmers far wrong when they keep the supply of their fruit an un- 
known and flexible item? 
 
The great trouble that the Government is facing is from the in- 
sistent demand of borrowers. There was a delegation of Commiss-. 
 
-ioners at the meeting who wanted the Federal Government to loan 
 
$140,000,000 to the drought stricken area so that they could carry 
their stock through the winter and also start another crop in the 
spring. This delegation may be strong enough to get this gigantic 
loan from the government, or a part of it. 
 
What is the difference between the farmer who has been damaged 
by the drought and the farmer who has been damaged by having to 
make eighteen and twenty cent cotton and take nine and ten cents ~ 
for it? Both are broke and the final result to them, to their stock 
 
and farms, and tenants, and croppers, is the same pong. Where are 
 
we going to stop? 
 
One branch of the Government says decrease aetage, that there 
is an over supply. Another branch of the Government says loan a 
whole lot of money to help the farmer plant another crop. _ 
 
Will blowing hot and cold on any problem solve it? The farmers 
of this country have got to take some bitter medicine. In ohe they 
are already taking it. 
 
I sometimes wonder if the farmer baat ve many friends!  
 
The Commissioners of Agriculture of the Northeast all gave op- 
timistic reports. These men live around New York, Philadelphia 
and Boston. There is a reason for their optimistic reports, There 
is a ready market near the door for the farmer. 
 
Tuesday afternoon, October 21st, I went out to Mount Vernon to 
the old home place of George Washington. I looked at the bed on 
which he died. I went to the tomb where he is buried. The grounds 
and flowers gardens and houses are kept exactly as he and his wife ce 
left them at their deaths. 
 
Mount Vernon looks like a military barracks. Anyone could tell 
that the man who lived there, who planned that home, outhouses and 
 
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MARKET REPORT 
 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Nov. 4, 1930. Always Subject to Variation. 
 
Atlanta Macon 
 
Sweet Potatoes, new 100. Ibs.._..$1.25 $1.25 $1.25 
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 Ibs._. 2.25 2.00 
Eggs. Ga. Extra, doz. : 40 
Eggs, Standard, doz A 3 38 
Eggs, Ga. trade, doz..7 3 $  33. 
Eggs, Yard Run, doz-- 3 38 
Stags, 1b. - 16 
 
Augusta 
 
20 
14 
28 
 
we 
 
Turkeys, lb. 
 
-Capons, Ib. 
 
Field Peas, mixed, oe 
 
Feld Peas, not mixed, bu 
 
Countrv butter, Best Table. lb... . 
 
_ Country Butter. Cooking, Ib. ... .30 
Corn Meal; 96 Ibs. 2.20 
 
No. 1 Grade Spanish Peanuts $70.00 per ton Delivered Columbus, Ga. 
 
Savannah Columbus Valdosta 
$1.2 
 
  
 
  
 
INDEX 
 
Flowers and Seed or Sale 
278, 7, 10, 13, 14 
 
Flowers and Seed Wanted 10, 14 
2nd Hand Machinery For Sale 
Second-Hand Machine: Sea 
$1.25 : Wanted = 
 
5 Incubators For Sale .. 
Farm Help Wanted 
Positions Wanted 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Ga. Products For Sale. 15, ay 
Ga. Products Wanted 
 
Poultry Por Sale 222.254... 4, 5 
Poultry. Wanted = 2.3 5 
Baby Chicks For Sale .......... = 5, 10 
Baby Chicks Wanted : 
Eggs For Sale .: A 
Plants For: Sale 2.5 11, 20 
: Seed For Sale 
 
1.50 Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
40 s Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
20 : -Live Stock For Sale 
 
2.25 Live Stock Wanted 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Hogs Sold During Week Beginning October 27. at Coaperntive Sales Brought 8.26 per cwt., Basis No. 1. 
 
 
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NUMBER 48. 
 
  
 
  
   
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Flowers and Seed | 
 
For Sale 
 
White, yellow and purpie iris, 50 
for $1.10; 12 colors, nanie labelled, 
$1.10 per doz, uniabeleu, 15 for $1.1u. 
General mixture of 25 -for $1.10: 
Queen of May, Madam Chercor, anu 
Failiaa Daimatica; 60 cis per doz. 
Siberian Iris 6 for 60 cts; 91.10 per 
doz. Japanese mixed, 6 for $1.10; 
Gladioli bulbs, mixed, $1.10 per hun- 
dred; Star of Bethienem, 2a cts per 
hundred; true snowdrops, 60 cts per 
doz; 25 for $1.10. Sir Watkins aai- 
' fodils, cream tiowers,: short yellow 
trumpet, 40 cts per doz; 3 doz for 
$1.10; single and doubie orange, leo- 
pard lilies, Boston Ivy, periwinkle 
vines, box vines, Shasta and Chester- 
field daisies, 25 cts per doz; yuccas, 
giant ribbon, zebra grass, mixed hardy 
hibiscus, 6 for 35 cts; yellow narciss. 
and butter-and-egg bulbs, $1.10 per 
hundred; purple, white and blue vio- 
lets, 6 doz for 30c; 2 yrs old, well 
rooted abeiias, 4 for $1.10; 4 colors o1 
_weigelas, oak hydrangeas, Paul Ney- 
ron and sweet briar roses, 25 cts: ea, 
5. for $1.10; Golden bells, forsythias, 
white Star of Jasmine, red bud, white 
and pink Dorothy Perkins roses, 60 
-ets per doz; althea, almond, linden, 
pea shrub, bridal wreath, spireas, 
crepe myrtles, wisteria, lilac, varie- 
gated rose, velvet, pink, red and white 
roses, $1.10 per doz; perennial pea: 
seed, mixed, 12 cts per pkt; 60 cts pey 
cupful. Mrs, J. M, Hall, RFD 5, Cal- 
-houn, Ga. 
 
Old fashioned violets, 30 cts per 
hundred; weeping lantanas, 10 to 25 
cts per plant. Copper brown day lil- 
jes, 2 for 25cts; scarlet red and pink 
verbena, 10 cts each; white and green 
striped, purple and gray striped, and 
purple Wandering Jew, 3 plants for 
10 cts; justicia, 15 cts; leopard begon- 
jas, 20 cts; gaillardias, 10 cts; Arab- 
ian jasmine, 15 cts; double white 
spirea, Anthony waterer spirea, 20 cts 
each; double pink oleanders, 25 cts; 
purple lilacs, 15 cts each; lemon and 
red variegated lantanas, 15 cts; New 
Years lightning roll, 15 cts; weigelias, 
ie 20. cts; purple wisteria, 20 cts;. 
 
apanese sweet peas, 10 cts per pkt. 
wMrs).J; I. Holland; RFD 2;Fooms- 
boro, Ga. : 
 
Large size cannas, red gladioli bulbs, 
75 cts per doz, or will exch. one 
bulbs for 4 lbs. dried apples. Must be 
free from worms. Also 4 dif. colors 
pink canna bulbs, King Humbert red. 
also red with green foliage also cream 
white, all 10 cts each, or will exch for 
sound table peas, white or black eyed. 
No orders for less than .75 cts. Mrs. 
L. D. Kimbrel, RFD 3, Baxley, Ga.  
 
Nursery stock, consisting. of 100 10 
to 12 in. boxwood plants, 50 white iris, 
5 blooming size crepe myrtle trees, 4 
blooming size white English dogwood 
trees; 500 bronze Wyoming canna 
bulbs; one 20 in. arbor vitae, 4 white 
crepe myrtle trees, 2 to 3 ft. high; 24 
white spirea plants; 24 weeping wil- 
lows, rooted trees; 100 white rooted 
cape jasmine. Will ship above in Ist 
class condition all. above named stock. 
by Express collect. for $70. Miss 
Seg Woodruff, RFD 1, Greenville. 
 
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Azalea Indica, 
65 cts; Purpleana, 
azalea, Macrantha, double pink, 80 
- ets each; camellia, sasanqua, double 
white, 75 cts each; camellia Japonica. 
double variegated, 75 cts each; ban- 
ana shrub, tea olive. Pittosporum, 
green, variegated; camellia japonica, 
double red, white and pink, Ligus- 
-trums, Iwantan, Nepal, Licidum, var- 
jezated, Photinia, Pyracantha, Huony- 
mus, camphor, arborvitae, cypress, 
juniper, retinospora, any 3 for $1.55; 
Cedrus Deodara, 75 cts each; abelia, 
rosemary, primulium, double yellow. 
white, pink. also red, cream with red 
stripe oleanders, Grand Duke jas- 
mines, night blooming jasmine, crepe 
mvrtles, pink. white. purple and red 
spireas, Thunberei, Van Houtte. dou- 
ble Reevseana, pink, crimson weigelas, 
pink, red. variegated Barberry, but- 
terfly bush. Deutzia, Nandina Domes- 
tica. Forsvthias, hydrangea, punica. 
- white wisteria, radiance roses, red and 
pink. Mrs, Chas. Bell, White Radian- 
 ce, any 4 for $1.15, 6 for $1.60: 12 for 
 
$3.90: abelias, $25 per hundred, all 
postpaid. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, 512 16th 
Ave. FE., Cordele. Ga. 
 
Yellow dav lilies. 20 cts per doz: 
blue and niurnle Tris, 25 cts per doz: 
golden button mums, 50 cts. per doz: 
1 40 cts per doz: 
japonicas. 20 cts each: red Jap auince, 
50 cts each: pink weigelia. 15 cts: 
white Rose of Sharon, 10 cts: pink, 
white and red mixed mountain azal- 
 
  
 
Prince of Orange, 
65 cts; Japanese 
 
doz | 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN ~ 
 
eas, 50 cts per doz; paper white na- 
cissi, 50 cts per doz; double yellow 
daffodils, 60 cts per doz; double wash- 
bowl, 25 cts per doz; white Thunber- 
gia, spirea, 20 cts each; butterily 
bush, 25 cts; old fashioned red and 
white roses, 10 cts; red, white and 
pink climbing roses, 15 cts each. 
Mountain ivy and holly, 10 to 25.cts 
each. Add postage. Mrs. Mary Lang- 
ley, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Nice well rooted abelia plants, 25 
cts each, or 5 for $1; haray English 
primrose, yellow and pink, 25 cts, for 
3 plants. Buddley, nice large plants, 
weil rooted, 25 cts each or 5 ior $1. 
Plumbago, white, and light blue 
Jowers, 25 cts. Arabian jasmine, 
well rooted, 25 cts; small camphor 
crees, 2 doz for 50 cts; larger trees, 
25 cts per trees. All well wrapped and 
well rooted, postpaid. Will send 
mixed _ plants. 
Barwick, Ga. . 
 
Yellow narcissus bulbs, 20 cts per 
doz; jonquils, daffodils and butter- 
and-egg bulbs, mixed, 20 cts per doz, 
or will exchange for gladioli bulbs, 
bulb for bulb. Red, pink, yellow and 
red variegated cannas, 10 cts each; 
white, pink, red and .cream rose cut- 
tings, 10 cts each; pink and red gera- 
nium cuttings, 10 cts each; elephant 
ears, 10 cts each; all colors cosmos, 
and five kinds marigold seed, zinnias, 
mixed colors, and @ good many oth- 
ars, 5 ets per teaspoonful, or will ex- 
change any for gladioli or white, red 
and yellow hyacinths, peonies, tulips, 
pink, red or yellow iris, snapdragon, 
siant phlox, pansy and sweet william 
seed. Mrs. As-C, Ainett, RFD 1, A- 
mity, Ga. : : 
 
Abelias, double altheas, white, pink. 
lavender and red weigelias, pink and 
white, and pink spirea, 20 cts each,  
for $1 forsythia. bridal wreath, white 
and purple single althea, golden bell. 
vurple lilac and weeping linden, 4 for 
25 cts: Shasta daisies, mixed colors 
hardy verbena, periwnkle vine, 20 
sts per doz. Variegated and white 
violets, crepe myrtle, Chesterfield dai- 
sies, 2 doz for 15c; junipers, 25e ea: 
mixed perennial pea seed. 12c per pkt. 
15 mixed Iris, dr. mixed blooming 
size gladioli, $1 per hundred; one doz 
mixed dahlias, $1; collection of 15 
Tris, 100 gladioli, and one doz, dahlias 
far $2.50. Mrs. Henry Eller, RFD 3 
 
Ellijay, Ga. 
Tris, white flags 
 
Blue flags or 
trumpet daffodils, 25c_ per doz; $1.5? 
jonquils 
 
ner hundred. Snowdrops, 
vellow June lilies, April Narcissi. 20 
per doz: 90c per hundred, Pink Dutctr 
hvacinths, 50c per doz: flowering al- 
monds. 3 for 25c: Boston and swor 
ferns 3 for 25c; pink and white concr 
hesonias, 6 for 25c; unrooted cuttine 
river hedge and California prive 
hedee, 7c per hundred. Miss L, M 
Davis. RFD 1. Silver Creek, Ga. 
Trailine queen coleus, large bunch . 
rooted, 15c: pink and purple oxali- 
5 hulbs. 10c. Purple bloom butterfl< 
hush. well rooted. 15c. 15 plants win- 
ter blooming purple sweet violets, 2 
cts: brieht red, purple and rese color 
verbenas. all rooted. 5 cts .each. Large 
red vellow and rose cannas, 10c ea 
Boston, sword, ruffled and asparacu* 
eprengerli ferns, all 15 each. Pink 
annch besonias, 12c each. Cuttines of 
nink and white conch shell beeonias 
2 for 10 cents. Mixed colors dianthus 
hinomine size, 15c each: Brazilian 
plume plants, blooming, 25c: rainbow 
moss. 10 per bunch: lednard begon- 
jas, 15 and 25 cts: one Jarge double 
rose color hibiscus. blooming, $1. One 
Anz. large size white stocks. 25c; two 
vy. old pink Dorothv Perkins roses. 
ec each: douvhle white altheas. wel! 
rooted. 15: double petunias. rooted. 
15c, enttines. 5c each: Shasta dais- 
jas, 295 ner doz: plain white daisies. 
15 for 25e. Cuttines from mixed co!l- 
ors, carnations, 3 for 10c. Phlox, di- 
anthus. netunia seed. 1e per pkt 
iss Mellie Merritt, RFD 2, Cairo. 
Anonvmous everereens. about 3. ft 
 
Ga. 
 
hich, balled and burlanned, 60c each 
Crvdonia, Janonica.. flowerine auvince 
deen hrieht red flowers, small foliave 
almost everereen. Crepe myrtle, deer 
nink or watermelon red, 2 to 3. ft 
28c, Kerria and yellaw.  thernies- 
rose, 2 to 2 ft.. 29e. Thunbersia or 
hahvs breath, snirea. white. 2 ft. 25c: 
hridal wreath. white, 8 ft. 20. Rove 
Pninciana, 8 ft. 25e ets. Red. nink 
variesated manthly roses. 9 vrs, old 
ANn. State insnented. Anv of  lact 
mamead for *149 nostpaid. Mrs. W. 
Rieter, Milner. Ga. 
 
Tilies white mille lilies. Oe earch ox 
& for $1. Milk ant wine lilles; 6 for 
ARn. Amarvliia Flantar ities, 4 for 
9Re or SRA ner himdred Red and 
white mixed colors, 2. for 25e: orance 
day lilies, single. 10c each or 6 for 
 
 
 
Mrs. Wiley Yates, 
 
  
 
35c. Cannas, salmon pink, yellow and 
red speckled, canary yellow, King 
Humbert, red with red foliage, King 
Humbert; red with green foilage, soc 
per doz. Beefsteak begonias, 20c ea; 
King Humbert, red begonias, 20c ea; 
double geranium cuttings, 3 for 25c; 
a Walter McDonald, RFD 2, Alma, 
 
&, : 
 
Milk and wine lilies, 6 for 45 cts 
or $7 per hundred; orange lilies, Eas- 
ter lilhes, orange color, 6 for 35c or 
$5.50 per hundred; Milk lies, 25 ea 
or 6 for $1. Red Easter lilies, 2c 
each or 6 for $1. Double orange lilies. 
Elephant ear bulbs, 25c each or 6 for 
$1. Red King Humbert cannas, va- 
riegated cannas, salmon color anda 
yeliow cannas, 50c per doz. Collect- 
ion of each plant named, (1 of each) 
$1. Mrs. S. Carter, RFD 2, Alma, Ga. 
 
Double white hollyhock seed, 10c 
per pkt. or will exchange for bunch 
or runner beans, also would exchange 
for double red, pink and blue holly- 
hock plants. Have large double red 
and pink poppy seed also California 
poppy seed, touch-me-not seed and 
parsnip seed, 3 pks 25c or will exch. 
for garden flower seed or bulbs. Write 
at Miss Lamar Morris, Bowdon. 
 
a. 
 
Double white peonies 30c each; wht 
and pink hydrangeas, rooted, 20c ea, 
pink justicia 25c each; white and 
pink geraniums, 20c each; pink and 
purple sultanas 15c each; tiger lilies 
and purple Iris, 25c per doz; white 
and yellow narcissi, 50c per hundred 
Mixed colors blooming size hollyhocks 
30c per doz. Sweet scented. violets 
 
-15 per doz. Hardy red. carnations. 
-25 each Orange color June lilies, 40 
 
oer hundred Blooming locuster pez 
bushes resembles sweet peas, 25c ea 
Miss Addie Hughey, RFD 1, Ranger 
Royal purple Iris 25c per doz; Rose 
of Sharon, 10c each; white double 
 
spirea bridal wreath, barberry hedge 
 
bush all 10c each; hardy phlox, 25c 
per doz or 5 doz for $1. Primrose 
15e per doz; red canna bulbs, red 
dahlia bulbs 5c each; golden bel} 
English dogwood, 10c each; pink az 
aleas, 10c each. Add postage. Mrs. 
Will Dean RFD 2, Talking Rock 
 
Ga. 
 
Mountain Laurel, mountain ivy 
winter fern, white and spruce pines 
maple trees, honeysuckle vine, Ma" 
sherries, 20c each $2.25 per doz. 12 
\warf boxwoods, 1 to 2 ft. in diam- 
ater, $45 for the lot. Justicia, purple 
jlac 15c each, 2 for 25c. Lantana, ge- 
-anium cactus purple and white stri- 
xed Wandering Jew, hybiscus, double 
 
jsetunias geraniums, oxalis, 1 cuttin]. 
 
f each 20c, not rooted. Snowballs 
Oc each, 2 for 35c; crepe myrtle, 70- 
zach, 2 for 35c. Add postage. Miss 
fizzie White, RFD 1, Dahlonega, Ga. 
Pink crepe myrtle. 2 ft. high 10: 
each, $1 per doz; 4 ft. high, 15c each: 
2% for $1. Different. kinds of spirea 
Jouble white, sinele white, pink, bri- 
dal wreath. golden bell, lilac, 4 for 
1. Iris, white, purple and lavender 
30 per doz; joncuils, daffodils, but- 
er-and-eegs. double sweet scented? 
yellow narcissi, double white narcissi. 
mixed, $1 per hundred. Shasta dai-- 
es 80c per doz; 4 doz. for $1. _Pink 
thrift plants, 15 per doz: purple vio- 
ets, 19 per doz; nink conch begon- 
eee 10c, cea eee 20c. Add 
ace. Mrs. J. C. Mize, : 
aa. RED 2 lize, Ashland 
Red and vellow cannas, 35c per 
doz. Pink flowering almonds, 10c oe. 
rooted, salmon color, double veran- 
ums, pink verbena, rooted, 10c ea* 
nink and conch hbevronias, rooted, 10 
each: laree Jeaf pink flowering he- 
vonias. 15 and 25 according to size. 
Paoted Christmas cactus, 10: purnle 
aes. 10e: Bie Roston ferns. 15 ete: 
Inffy ruffles fern. 10c: double zinnie 
seed, all colors. and laree size. 95- 
for 3 thispfill. Postave naid on all or- 
Jars over Be, 2 Himalava berry 
vines free with each $1 order. Mrs 
7. WH Hannoldt. Lewiston, Ga e 
Mixed bulbs little yellaw narciaci 
naner white narcissi.. and daffadils 
40 per hundred Blue hvdranceas 
smell rooted, 2fe: cane jasmine. well 
noted. ORe: niente Wlaes well rnot- 
ed, 25c: weenine lantanas, rooted, 19 
ets: white Flacs, 98 per dag: red 
ladiolt 2he ner Ang: white spider 
lilies, 88e each: milk and wine Jiliec 
Re each. small size INe each: cans 
vag. Jaroe kind red and vallon 1 
nar himdredq> Tananaca NPA saod : 1N- 
one replies oe Banr Orta enad 
oN anlovs, mived 100 ner tahlasnacn- 
fore add nastara oe on oe ee 
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aia. Ga. M s. W. 'T. Westbrook Una- 
Tan 9 12 ins first-class Ma. 1 O14 
Fnelish awarf hoxwaod plants. eicht 
yrs, old, fine root system; 60c each, 2 
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930. 
 
for $1; 6 in. plants, 30c each; 2 for 
 
p0c; 4 in. plants, loc each; 2 for 25 
 
10 per.cent oif on order for 100 and 
 
up. wo. 1 tirst Ciass tree . buxwuod 
piants, 18 yrs. old, 20 in. high, $1.50 
eacn, 2 for $2.50; 15 in. plas, $1.00 
each, 2 for 1.50; 12 in. piants, 45 ea, 
2 for $1.25; 8 in, plants, 50c each,- 2 
for 75c; 6 in. piants, 50c each, 2 tor 
50c; 4 in. plants, loc each, 2 for 25 
 
10 per cent off on large orders. Maude  
 
Hamby, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Many colors gladioli bulbs, 50c per 
 
doz, iarge size; smali, s0c per doz; 
Bulblets, 400 for 25c, 50c per pt. 6 
or % colors iris, 4 kinds narcissus, 
 
double and singie day lhiies, $1.50 per | 
 
ies, 30c per doz; 20 diiferent. Wister- 
ia, almond, forsythia, 2 kinds _ spirea, 
small leaf evergreen, 15c each; sever- 
al large spirea and roses, 75 and 
Sle 
geraniums, 30 and 40c. 
on all orders. Will - exchange Yor 
things I can use.' Write what you 
have. Mrs, J. H. Fife, Armuchee, Ga. 
 
Blue iris, lemon lilies, 20c per doz;  
 
flowering pink almonus, 3 for 25; 
red flowering quince, 2 tor 25; weep-- 
ing Susie, birdye hedge, brides bou- 
guet, 3 tor 30c; double red bunch rose 
3 for 25c; golden. beil, white English 
dogwood, 3 for 25c; house leak and 
dusty miller, 15c per doz. 
isa Blaylock, RFD 3, Hilijay, Ga. 
 
Large lace fern, 40c; several lg. 
Add postage  
 
Mrs. Lou- 
 
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Paper white narcissi, 10c each or 6 i 
 
for 25c; regal lilies, 20c per bulb; | 
nardy Madonna lilies, 25c each; long 
trumpet daffodils, 20c per doz. Large 
rose pink hyacinth bulbs, 10c each, 
31 per doz; lavender and pink crepe 
myrtie, double yellow japonicas, red 
lowering quince cluster bridal wreath 
winter blooming quince, cluster bridal 
 
wreath, winter blooming yellow jas-  
 
serfly bush, all 25c each; large 
jle cannas, red, pink, white, 3 C 
5c or 20 bulbs for $1; large double 
lahlia bulbs, 12 different colors, 15c 
snach or mixed colors, 12 for $1; 4 
arge dwarf boxwoods, 
 
and several hundred smaller ones;  
 
vill sell reasonable to parties calling  
 
at my home for them. Red everbloom- 
mg and pink maple, and white be- 
ronias 5c each; orange sultana, weep- 
 
f 
 
mine, hardy oak leaf hydrangea, but-  
for. 
 
well shaped,  
 
ng lantana, 6c each; hardy yard hy-  
 
biscus and everlasting sweet pea seed, 
10c per pkg. 
 
orinces feather, large giant zinnias, 
sad sunflowers, red salvia, 8c per pkg. 
Cash or money order. Miss Eva Cog- 
burn. RFD 2, Alpharetta, Ga. 
Golden rod, 10c each! yellow bloo- 
mine iasmine, rooted, 10c each; yel- 
low flag. lilies, 10 per doz; chrysan- 
themums, different colors, 15c. per 
doz; golden glow, 3 for 5 cts; flow- 
 
ering almond rooted, 10c; purple li-  
 
lac sprouts, 10c each; white spirea, 
1OCe 
for -5e: 
6. tor -10; 
and pale pink, 6 for 10s; 
red, pink and white, 10c, 
per cutting. 
ing begonia, 
 
Tris, several different kinds, 
sweet williams, red, pink 
geraniums,  
rooted; 5c 
 
10 each. rooted Christ- 
 
mas cactus. snake cactus, broad leaf 
cactus. rooted, 10c each. cuttings. 5c;  
 
justicia. 5 each; everlasting sweet 
 
peas, 6 for 10c: 
and white, 3 for 10: vellow coresp-  
sis, hardv. good bunsh, 1c; hardy  
nurple verbena, 5c per bunch, violets, 
hlue, 5c per doz: larve white. May. 
hloomine lilies, 25 each; Mexican 
lly phulbs, 2Ne: preple fox love. 5c; 
flowering moss. 10c ner doz: 
niant Ae, Add nostace.- Mrs. 
Winrhfiold Dicine Bann Ga. . 
 
and 8 in. $1 rer 12; No orders 
 
tions $1 doz. wild Faster lilies and Blue 
Rottles. $1 a 100 bulbs. Add postage. 
Mrs. T. F. Morre, Royston, Ga. RFD 1. 
Gaillardia. blanvet flower seed,  
this. white Faster lily bulbs, 20c 
 
vine. 10 each. Miss Francis Stanley, 
Stockbridge, Ga. Rt. Box 74. ee 
- Narvissi bulbs, yellow flowers, bloom 
in clusters. and very fragrant. Start 
blooming in February and continue 
through March. 1 doz. 35c; 4 doz. $1 
Mrs. H. G. Sampler, Alamo, Ga. 
 
Cut. of boxwoods, abelia, Eleagnus 
Refleax, Eleagnus Edulis, Christmas 
honeysuckles, cave jasmine, _ trailing 
Euonymous, pink weigela, dbl. red, 
pink purnle and white altheas, single 
 
/purvle, white and variegated altheas,  
 
Large double mixed col-  
sr dahlia seed, fall marigolds, red  
 
White and red bleom-  
 
hollvhocks. red. pink t 
 
rubber  
M. 
 
ss 
 
tood rooted honevsuckle vine, 3  
 
i 
 
Dwarf boxwood, heavily rooted. 6 
filled 
for less than 12. dhl. rooted red carna-  
 
yellow bloom Xmas bush, 25 each: Ivy 
 
Anthony Waterer, Alba Colosa, dbl. 
 
Reeves, van Houtte and bridal wreath 
snireas. Persian lilac, pomegranates. 25 
 
  
 
doz. $1.50 a 100. Mrs. B. 
Eatonton, Ga. 5 
 
  
   
 sday, November 6, 1930. 
 
Flowers and Seed 
 
For Sale 
 
_. White Easter lily bulbs, blooming 
size, 10c each, 40c per 1-2 doz. 75c doz. 
 
: 
Ss . 
 
  
 
$5 a 100; dbl. red geraniums, rooted, 
 
10c each; Alpine Moss rooted, 10c each; 
crab claw cactus, 15 and 25c each, root- 
.ed. Add postage. Miss Idel Kahn, 
Guyton, Ga. RFD 2. : : 
 
White, pink, red and orange cannas, 
35e doz. hardy purple iris, 30c doz. long 
trumpet daffodil, butter and eggs bulbs, 
25c doz. blooming size, yard Amaryl- 
lis, white with pink stripes, 25c each; 
 
hite Eng. dogwood, pink crepe myrtle, 
dbl. white spireas and buddleia bushes, 
2 yr. size 25c each. Mrs. F. R. Hobbs, 
Siloam; Ga. 
 
4 well rooted junipers, $1 each, also 
 
@ few cape jasmines, 75c each, ~~ well 
rooted; geraniums, any color, not root- 
ed, 10c; rooted, 25c each. Mrs. S. L. 
Hendrix, Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Jap. yellow sweet pea seed, 10c tbls. 
$1.50 Ib. Victoria Pace, Rebecca, Ga. 
~ Yellow Florida sweet pea seed; -10c 
thls. or $1.50 lb. Miss Ollie Maude 
Pace, Rebecca, Ga. Rt. 1. 
_ Arborvitae; well rooted plants, 15 in. 
25c each; purple lilac, well rooted, 15c; 
forsythia, rooted, and golden glow, 15c 
each; purple violets, 15c doz. Miss Jes- 
sie Cash, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Wisteria vines, good roots, 35c each. 
Mrs. J. S. Davis, Cordele, Ga. 113 12th 
Ave. 
 
- Old fashioned, single, spice pinks, 25c 
doz. with 5c extra for postage. Mrs. M. 
M. Ramsey, Augusta, Ga. Box 592. 
 
1 boxwood, 25 ft. in cir. 6 1-2. ft. 
high; 4 some smaller. Make best offer 
on , or all. W. J. Sutton, Berner, Ga. 
__ Red, pink and yellow cannas, 50c doz. 
J. W. Bedell, Atlanta, Ga. 79 No. For- 
syth St. : 
Yellow cannas, 25c doz. Small lilac 
bushes, 10c each. Mrs. P. M. Boat- 
 
ight, Rayle, Ga. RFD. 
 
Dark pink, or watermelon pink crepe 
myrtle, any size plants 15 or 20c. Mrs. 
J. Andrew Scott, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Camellia Japonica, variegated and. 
solid col. large and small trees. Prices 
On request. Mrs. R. D. Durden, Still-. 
more, Ga. Box 102. 
Blooming size jonquil bulbs and 
April daffodil bulbs, also pink crepe 
myrtle plants, for sale for cash, or ex. 
for poultry.Mrs. C. B. Robinson, 
Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
Pink crepe myrtle, and dbl. pink 
Oleanders, 35c each. Mrs, E. T. May, 
Warthen, Ga. 
 
_ Purple lilac, 1 to 4 ft. 10 to 40c each; 
flowering almonds, 10 and 15c each; 
bridal wreath, 10 and 20c each; black- 
 
eyed Susans, 15c doz. hardy yellow 
 
primroses, 10c doz. hardy verbena. 10c 
 
doz. Rosella Boling, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3. 
_ Spider lilies. 3 for 25c or 75 a doz: 
 
well rooted Dorothy Perkins roses, pink, 
 
cut. 25c each; Mimosa trees, 2 to 4 ft. 
_ $2; rooted Mimosa plants, 8 in. 25c: 
_ Mimosa tree seed. 50c a cup. Mrs. John 
 
Stembridge, Milledgeville. Ga. 
 
25 Globe arborvitae, 12 to 18 in. 50 
 
and 75c each, or lot for $14. Mrs. S. 
 
C. Roberson, Morganton, Ga. 
_ 2 large Boston ferns, in good cond. 3 
 
yrs. old. $5 and $2.50 each. Mrs. Melvin 
 
Wyatt, Machen, Ga. Rt. 1. Box. 2. 
_. White silky lily buttons, 4 for 25c. E. 
_ L. Corley, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
_ Old time Moss rose, rooted, wild 
 
Shrubbery, water oaks, 1 to 2 ft. All 15c 
 
each and postage. R. D. Gibson, Tal- 
 
botton, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
_ 13 well rooted, dbl. white altheas, also 
_ 2 rooted cape jasmines, 20c each. Add 
 
Postare. Mrs. Anna Downing, Valdosta, 
 
Gt Rts 2." 
 
2 doz. sng. grass pinks, large plants. 
 
Scents each $1.00 for lot; single. 
 
hardy hibiscus plants or roots (will 
_ bloom next yr.). 10c each. Mrs. E. C. 
 
Heaton, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
- Blue Flags. 5 doz. $1; yellow jon- 
 
quils, $1 a 100: white oxalis, 20c doz. 
 
bulbs; crepe myrtle, 2 to 3 ft. 25 each. 
 
Exch. for red dogwood or bridal wreath. 
 
Write before sending. Mrs. G. 
 
Crawford, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
_ Nice big boxwoods, for sale. Come 
 
See trem. Mrs. J. L. Lord, Commerce, 
b -Gt: Rt. 5. 
 
Madonna Easter lilies. $1 doz. bulbs, 
$8 a 100. Mrs. M. C. DeFane, Valdosta, 
_ Ga. Rt. Care G. D. Wisenbaker. _ 
 
' Yellow daffodil bulbs, 10c doz.; white 
narcissi, 10c doz. FOB. Mrs. CC; J. 
Vickery. Canon. Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Mixed jonquils, butter and eggs, and 
_ butter-cuns, 60c gal. and_ postage. 
 
Would like to hear from party who has 
_ the white and dark red crepe myrtle. 
_ Mrs. C. H. Capel, -Molena, Ga. 
 
_ Large red and yellow canna bulbs; 
 
t 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
dbl. red and pink poppy seed, 10c tbls. 
ed Emil Whitlock, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 
 
| Quantity of butter-cup, bulbs for 
sale. Mrs. O. 5. 
Ga. 1329 19th St. 
 
Nice, healthy cedars, 25c each; larg- 
er ones, 50c and $1 each. Mrs. Lizzie 
i Waldrip, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Easter lily bulbs, No. 1 $1 doz. No. 2, 
75c doz. No. 3, 50c doz. All blooming 
bulbs; flowers pure white. Mrs. P. L. 
Milan, Tifton, Ga. 116 7th St. 
 
| Cedars, pines and other "nursery 
stock for sale. Write. Georgia Nich- 
ols, Clarkesville, Ga  : 
 
|. Large, dbl. canna lilies, 4 dif. col. 3 
of each, $1; rose pink = salmon pink, 
ar aan Mrs. O. L. Law, Empire, Ga. 
 
Pink hyacinth bulbs, 25 doz. Mrs. 
Mr, E. Wigley, Kennesaw, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Yellow daffodil, sng. white narcissi, 
$1 a 100; large, dbl. paper white nar- 
cissi, 60c doz. Mrs. Roy T. Dye, Middle- 
ton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Small bulbs of Sago Palm, 25c each; 
seed of Amaryllis flame col. with white 
markings, 15c doz. Mrs. C. A. Warner, 
Columbus, Ga. 1445 2nd Ave. 
 
April blooming narcissi bulbs, 25 a 
doz. or exch. for dried fruit, free from 
worms and core, or anything of equal 
value; also century plant to exch. for 
white or red Amaryllis bulbs (blooming 
size), and Fairy lily bulbs will exch. for 
Crown of Thorns or other pot plants. 
Miss Sarah Henderson, Atlanta, Ga. 
475 Oakland Ave. S. E. 
 
Dbl. rooted rosebud ger. 10c cut. 3 
for 10c; rooted Jap. fern, 2 for 15c; rose 
col. justicia, rooted, 10c, or 5c not root- 
ed. Miss Robie Gailey, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Box 15. 
 
Zinnia seed, all col. dbl. large size; 
bachelor button seed, Sea Waves seed, 
orange, yellow and red marigold seed. 
Oversize pkt. 10c and 15c. Money or- 
der. with order. 
Chester, Ga .Rt. 1. 
 
Flowering size tulip and  narcissi 
bulbs, $2 a 100; small size, $1 a 100. Mrs. 
J. K. Jones, Brooks, Ga. : 
 
28 col. gladioli bublets: 400 for 25c: 
large hollyhock seed, 30c a cup; large 
poppy seed, 10c spoonful. Mrs. H. P. 
Brock, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 4. . 
 
12 large Asst. Gladioli bulbs, $1, or 
1 qt. of nest onion sets. Mrs. L. Sut- 
ton, Douglas, Ga. Madison Ave. 
 
Red, yellow and variegated cannas, 
5c doz. bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. C. 
 
17 boxwoods (old fashioned), 2 1-2 to 
3 1-2 ft. high, $3.50 to $5. E. L. Gaza- 
way, Atlanta, Ga. 793 Neal St. S. W. 
 
Eng. Ivy vine cut. 15c each, 2 for 
ast Miss Ruth Brown, Shiloh, Ga. Rt. 
 
April blooming white narcissi bulbs, 
10c doz. No orders filled for less than 
30c. Exch. for- white, 
~acks. Bonnell Browning, Buchanan, 
Ga. Rt.l . Best. 
 
2 cape jasmines, about 2 ft. high, 
$1.50 each 50 boxwoods, 1 ft. 25 each: 
 
50 col. of garden carnation pink seed, 
10c pkg. Dbl. poppy seed, 10c per tbls. 
Mrs. T. L. Cochran, Temple, Ga. ~ 
 
1 each large Boston and.Sword, 2 
medium size Sword and 2 large, Spren- 
geria ferns, 1 mammoth everblooming 
white Calla lily, 2 large begonias, and 
boxwood cut. rooted. Mrs. J. H. Hays, 
Rutledge, Ga. 
 
4 well rooted pink climbing roses, 25c 
each; mixed, dbl. poppy seed, 5c tea- 
spoonful. * Time for fall planting. Will 
accept stamps. Miss Mary L. Loftin, 
Roopville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
12 rose bushes, and1 oleander, all 2 
yrs. old; 3 bridal wreaths, 1 yr. old; 4 
zeraniums. Well rooted and blooming. 
Sell, or exch. for hens or geese. Mrs. 
J. M. Bearden, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Mixed narcissi bulbs, all large, bloom- 
ing size bulbs, $1.25 per 100 del. Mrs. 
J. M. Giddens, Arlington, Ga. 
 
28 large boxwood plants, 5 to 6 ft. in 
extra healthy cond. Write for bargain 
orices. Mrs. C. M. Faulkner, Monticel- 
 
D. lo, Ga. 
 
Orange day lilies, 25c doz. and post- 
age. If you want to exch. some flowers, 
write what you have. Miss Laura Gene 
Garner, Canon, Ga. RFD 3, . 
 
Dbl. red poppy seed, 10c thimbleful: 
also Spencers sweet pea seed, 10c pkg. 
Miss Susie Dasher, Marlow, Ga. 
 
Perennial sweet pea seed. purple and 
white, bloom from May until Fall. 10c 
pee Mrs. J. M. Guice, Fayetteville, 
 
a. 
 
Well rooted junipers, $1 each. Mrs. 
W. H. Evans. Dougtasville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Any size juniper, boxwood, arbor- 
vitae, jonquils, daffodils, canna lilies, at 
reasonable prices. Write if really in- 
 
  
 
postage. 
 
Miss Alice Lyndall, | 
 
oe Giddens, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 6. Box | 
 
chicken feed. 
 
arge, dbl. pink hyacinths, 5c. each: |: 
 
  
 
terested. Mrs. J. N. Nixon, Morgan- 
ton, Ga. 
 
Well rooted purple Chinese Magnolia 
 
cut. 50c each; smal bushes, $1.... large, 
Stringer, Columbus, 
 
$2 each. H. H. McAllister, Mt. Ver- 
hon, Ga: Rt. 2. 
 
Sev. more Thanksgiving and Xmas 
cactus, 7 yrs. old, $1.20 del. ; 
time to re-pot them for blooming 
Thanksgiving. Also washed horse rad- 
ish roots, 20c Ib. del. Mrs. A. H. Price, 
Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
Nice daffodil bulbs, $1 a 100 or exch. 
No order for less than 50c if I pay 
Mrs. W. L. Spearman, Tem- 
ple, Ga. RFD 2. : 
 
_ 4 doz, Giant pink oxalis bulbs, 25c 
doz. 4 for 10c. Miss Lillian Wright, 
Zebulon, Ga. J 
 
Jonquils, yellow narcissi, butter and 
eggs bulbs, $1 a 100. Party to pay 
postage. Miss Laurine  Buckholts, 
Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Bermuda Easter lily bulbs, $2.50 a 
doz. $10 a 100. Blooming size. Cash 
with order. H. E. Williams, Athens, Ga. 
481 Ruth St. . 
 
Dbl. and single red and pink holly 
hock seed, 10c spoonful; dbl. pink 
poppies, 10c spoonful. Mrs..J. B. C. 
King, Hamilton, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 63. 
 
Seven Sisters running rose bushes, 
75e each, 2 for $1.25; cuttings, 15c ea. 
6 for 75c. 
S. Wilson, Fair Mount, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Pink Mtn. thrift, $1.15.a 100. Add 
postage, or advise Express shipment. 
Mrs. A. Tanner, Wrens, Ga. : 
 
12 doz. daffodil bulbs, 25c doz. and 
postage. Cary Collins, Hephzabah, Ga. 
Rt. 257 
 
-2 lard cans with red rose geraniums, 
in bush form, bloomed all summer and 
still blooming. For best offer. Call at 
my home if interested. Mrs. Ona Ter- 
tell, Alto, Ga. 
 
Large trumpet shape jonquil and 
daffodil bulbs, 25c a doz; pink, white 
and rose peonies, 25c ea bulb; large 
rooted purple lilac and purple wisteria, 
25c each. Mrs. L. C. Oliver, Chicka- 
mauga, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Blue Grape hyacinth bulbs, 50e a 100; 
500 for $2. Postpaid. Miss Vena Brown 
Hartwell, Ga. 
 
5 boxwood in round bunch, about 40 
 
or 50 ft. around, and about 5 ft. high, 
dark green and healthy. C. E. Hamil- 
ton, Ashland, Ga. RFD 2. i 
 
Rooted apple geraniums, 25c each, 
or exch. for white Roman _ hyacinth 
bulbs. -Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogansville, 
Ga.  
 
Lot of fine boxwoods, $1 each. Mrs. 
Ida Moss, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Large, dbl pink peonie bulbs, 45c ea. 
3 for $1.25. Mrs. Martha Vansant, 
 
Dial, Ga. 
 
Jonquil, daffodil, butter and egg and 
narcissi bulbs, blooming size, 10c doz. 
Cape Jasmine cuttings, not rooted, 6 
for 10c; dbl. yellow cannas, 40c doz. 
Spearmint, 10c a large bunch. Mrs. J. 
3. Robinson, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Xmas cactus, also pink and yellow 
 
spring cactus, from 10c to $2, accord-.| 
 
ing to size. All rooted. Will exch. for 
pecans, shelled peas or beans, syrup, 
pears, or anything can use. Ea. to pay 
postage. Miss Emma Harris, Demorest, 
Ga. -Rt, 1, Box 111; 
 
Narcissi bulbs, large blooming size, 
blooms in clusters and very fragrant. 
25c doz., Opal Mullins. Milner, Ga. 
 
Junipers, 6 to 8 ft. $10 each; arbor- 
vitae, 15 trees, $5 each; Box trees, $5 
each; privet hedge cuttings, cheap, 
rooted, ready to set, cheap. Mrs. Ruth 
Howell, Hiawassee, Ga. 
 
Various flowers for sale. 
exch. Iris for peonies, any col. 5 iris 
for 1 eonie; have pink and purple 
verbena, 1c ea, or exch. 5 verbenas for 
1 white dahlia with good roots. Will 
exch. Black Beauty dahlia for pink o: 
yellow. Dahlia for dahlia; Aristocrat 
hedge cuttings, 5 in. long, 1c each, 75c 
a 100; King Lear and Vulcan cannas. 
25c each, or exch. for lilac or hardy 
hydrangea. Plant for lant; butter 
and egg plants, lc each, hardy, bed 
Fluffy Ruffle fern, 10c each! also have 
red and pink baby rambler roses, 5 a 
cut. Wonder Beauty climbing rose 
(has large yellow roses with long white 
petals, 10c each. exch. any of above for 
pure bred B. R. baby chicks at 12c each. 
Mrs. H. B. Whitmore, Canton, Ga. Rt. 
 
1 
 
1 boxwood, 6 ft. high, 16 ft. cir. Will 
send sample. Make offer. Ar R: 
Paris, Dallas. Ga. Rt. 1. i 
 
1 large red leaf begonia (in a lard 
can) $7.50 1 large pink rubra begonia, 
$3.50; 2 large ferns, $1.50 and $2: other 
pot flowers reasonable. Mrs. J. H. 
Waters, Oliver, Ga. 
 
Spider lily bulbs, 20c doz. and post- 
age. Mrs. T. C. Snider, Matthews, Ga. 
 
Large kind, early flowering jonquil 
bulbs, $1 a 100, also narcissi, $2 a 100. 
 
1 
 
Now is/ 
 
Well rooted. FOB. Mrs. A. 
 
Want to 
 
  
 
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Exch. for good, 100 lb. cap. white sacks. 
L. B. Rountree, Swainsboro, Ga: Rt. 5. 
 
15 rooted Weeping Willows. $1 each. 
Lois Self, Adairsville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Now is time to set out hedge plants. 
Have the flowering var. plants 9 to 12 
in. good roots, 50c a 100, 300 for $1.00. 
Mrs. T. V. McCain, College Park, Ga. 
522 No. Main St. Phone, Calhoun 282i 
J. 
 
Box wood, arbor vitae, red dog wood, 
red Japonicas, crab apples, sugar plum 
sprouts, snowballs, purple bloom althea = 
lilies, all well rooted 25c ea; yellow  
Azaleas, pink Cherokee roses, 10 choice. 
roses, $1 doz; trailing arbutus, 40c doz; 
snow on the mountain, golden glow, 50c 
doz. Add postage. 
Loving, Ga. 
 
Box wood, arbor vitae, red dog wood, 
red Japonicas, crab apples, sugar plum 
sprouts, snowballs, purple bloom althea 
lilies, all well rooted 25c ea; yellow 
Azealeas, pink Cherokee roses, 10 choice 
roses, $1 doz; trailing arbutus 40c doz; 
snow on the mountain, golden glow, 
winter ferns, 50c doz. add postage. Mrs. 
Maud Wright, Loving, Ga. 
 
Red hollyhocks, blue Roman hya- 
cinth bulbs, 30c doz; Giant red cannas, 
40c doz; white Narcissi 15c doz; Phila- 
delphus lily, Weigelia, Grandfathers 
 
beard and flowering lotus, 15c ea: one 
 
monthly rose cut. given with each $1 
 
ourchase. Add postage. Mrs: John 
 
Henderson, Oakman, Ga. ~ : 
Mixed blue and pink multiplying hy- 
 
acinths, $4.50 or $45.00 per M. bulbs. | 
 
Narcissus, $6 per 100 or $60 per M. 
 
bulbs. Four globular shaped 3 ft. arbor 
 
vitae, $2.50 ea; pyramidal shape box 
rees, 15 to 20 in. high, 75c ea. or $7.50 
 
or 12. Milk and wine lily bulbs, 3 for __ 
 
1. Miss Gussie Strickland, Alverton, 
Fa.  % 
 
Pink and lavender crepe -Myrtle,. 
touble white althea, purple wisteria, 
0c; Yellow Jasmine, 15c; snow drop 
bush, 10c; red spirea 25c. Add postage 
on orders less than 50c. Mrs. R. P. 
Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga. : ; 
 
One gallon Mammoth Russian sun- 
aon seed, $1 del. R. L. Weeks, Dial, 
 
a, 
White wild dog wood, 3 to 12 ft. high, 
one io $1.50. E. J. Hart, College Park. 
Jonquil bulbs, 10c per doz. or exch.  
for dried apples or peaches. Mrs. Bue-. 
lah Coogler, Mansfield, Ga. * 
Crepe myrtle, 15 each pink almond, 
15c each; purple iris, 25 doz. Exch. 
any or all for onion or cabbage plants 
or Alaska pea seed, or for 100 Ib. feed 
 
sacks. Mrs. Kate Mahaffe  Dacu 
Ga. Rt. fe 
 
Hastings dbl. 
canna bulbs. 15 
paid. or exch. for dbl. red or pink. Mrs. 
M. H. Smith, Montezumma, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
White iris, strong rooted plants, 50c 
doz. small phlox. all col. 20c doz. red, 
vellow and Butterfly cannas with green 
foliage, also small red blooms with  
bronze foilage. Very large bulbs; milk 
and wine lily bulbs 2 and 3 Ibs. 40c ea, 
Exch. for white (table) peas, white  
butter-beans, or Bermuda onion sets. 
ae pel TY: ee pond Ga. Se 
 
uniper, - high, $10; jonquils 
50c a 100; Eng. dogwood, and tone. j 
honeysucrle, well rooted, 15c each; 
Svruce pines, $1 doz. swamp dogwood, 
25c each for large size: small, 15c ea; 
golden rod, 10 each: Evergreen hedge 
eut. 50c a 100. All well rooted. Mrs, J. 
B. Jones. Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
Giant Emperor daffodils White April. 
blooming Narcissi with yellow center,  
5e doz; large purple German Tris yel-  
low bearded, gladioli bulbs, several dif- 
ferent colors, 35c doz: blue and pink 
hvdranzea, well rooted, rhododendrons 
*5 ea; blue perennial verbena plants, 
ronze flowered flag, sweet blue violets, 
 
ansy, winter mums,- 15c doz; native 
aaleas, 6 for $1. Mrs. Alfred Conrad 
ink cannas and Richard Wallace yel- 
ow, variegated, 5c ea. 40c doz. 
amma Clayton, Roy, Ga. 
 
Will exc. flowered cannas and arti- 
shokes for pickling for Eng. pea seed, 
rane seed. chicken corn seed, and dried 
fruits at the rate of 50c doz. for can- 
sare 50c pk. artichokes. Mrs. B. F. 
Hartman, Ochlochnee, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Royal blue King Humbert Tris, 25 
doz; white Shasta daisies, 30c doz; 
 
yellow King Humbert. So 
 
white blue butterfly bushes, yellow Ja-. 
 
ponicas, crepe mvrtle, bridal wreath, 
25c ea; bleeding heart, 40c bulb; old 
fashion pink cabbage head rose bosses, 
60c ea; snowball, red honeysuckle vine, 
50c ea; cream butter cups, 15 doz: 
white sword lily bulbs. 35c ea: deep red 
gladiola bulbs, 40c doz. Add postage, 
Miss Pearl Vick, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
One nice Arbor. vitae about 8 ft. high, 
real bushy. Write for price. Mrs, Ong 
 
oer Alto, Ga.. 
 
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Mrs. Mae Wright, | ze 
 
doz. or $1 a 100, post- 
   
 ~~ Ray Johnson, 
 
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Z Georgia Market 
Bulletin 
 
Published Weekly By The 
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
Arthur D. Jones, Director 
 
~ Department Of 
 
~ Agriculture 
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner 
 
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 6, 1930 
 
Entered as second class matter 
Fepruary 15, 1922, at the Post 
Office at Atlanta, Georgia, un- 
der the act of June 6, 1900 Ac- 
cepted for mailing at special 
rate of postage provided for in 
section 1103. Act of October 8, 
1917. 
 
Notice of farm produce and ap- 
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Poultry For Sale 
 
AUSTRALORPS 
3 May hatch 1930 pure Australorp 
-cockerels, $3 ea. Extra nice. R. H. 
Crowford, Tiger, Ga. 
 
BANTAMS 
6 young genuine Buff Cochin cock- 
 
  
 
; - erels, $1.50 each; a few pullets, $2 ea. 
 
O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga. 412 Peters 
Bidg. S 
~ Black Cochin hen from prize win- 
ming stock. Excellent mother. $1.50 
or exch for 2 W. L. laying pullets. 
Mrs. E. Svence. Dunwoody, Ga. 
5 young bantam roosters, now crow- 
- dng, 75c each. Customer to pay 
shipping chgs. Cash with order. Miss 
Annie Everett, Guyton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
1 pr. extra small when grown, red, 
- white and black speckled bantams. 
- Hen will lay soon; rooster is crowing. 
-50c each, or $1 pr. Jessie Edmonds, 
Leary, Ga. : 
Beautiful bantam cockerels, 50c ea. 
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Box 26. 
 
1 trio Golden Sebrights, $7.50; 1 
pen Buff Cochins: (4 hens and 1 
cock), $10; Mixed game, 50c each; 
Silver Sebrights, $10 pr. or $15 trio; 
ring-neck doves, $3 pr. also 5 White 
Cochins, 2 laying pullets, 2 cockerels 
and 1 pullet that hasnt started to 
lay. All sure enough good stock, $10 
Geo. Austin, Atlanta, Ga. 356 More- 
Jand Ave, N. E. 
 
1 pr. grown Brown L. type bantams 
hen and rooster, $1.50; or trade for ? 
 
 aving pullets, any heavy breed; * 
White bantam rooster and 3 hens-50 
ea. small type. Trade for paper~ 
shell pecan trees, fiz. or Hiley Bell: 
peach trees. John Whatley, Carroll- 
ton. Ga. . 
 
Sev. nice young Buff Cochin ban- 
 
tams. Just starting to lay. $2.50 pr. del 
or $2 pr. FOB. 4 hens and cock. Red 
 
Pyle Malay bantams, $10 FOB; com- 
mon bantams, $1 each. or in lots of 10 
or more. 75c ea. H. R. Reils, Savannah, 
Ga. 1309 Seiler Ave. 
 
BARRED ROCKS 
4 fine B. R. R. roosters. $1.50. each 
Now ready for service. March hatch. 
Sell. separately, or all in 1 lot; also ? 
yr. old of same breed, $1.50. Sell to 
Sy too close inbreeding. Mrs. M. 
. Lynn, Collins, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 14. 
 
5 February hatch B. R. cockerels, 
 
1} strain March cockerels, $1.50 to 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
blood tested, $2 ea. FOB. Mrs. E. H. 
Wood, Madison, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
10 B] R. now ready to lay pullets, 
Thompson Strain, 91.45 ean, m. 4. 
Wilson, Martin, Ga. RFD 2. ; 
 
March and April hatch cockerls, 
2nd direct from E. B. Thompson's. 
$1.50 each; 1929 hatch cock, $2; 2 
1928 hatch, $1.50 each. Cash. No 
checks. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com- 
merce, Ga. Rt. 5. fn. 
 
1 Thompson Finale B. R. 21-2 yr. 
cock. Paid, $7; sell, $2.50 cash. Tay- 
lor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2. - 
 
6 The pen B. R. cockerels, March 
10th hatch, $1.25 each. Money 
with order. Mrs. I. E, McArthur, 
Blakely, Ga. ; 
 
Thompson B. R. Mar hatch cockerels 
ready for service, *1.50 each, 
 
Cash with order. Mrs. A. J. Collins, 
Demorest, Ga. Rt. 1. . 
 
6 B. R. July hatch, $6. Cash with 
order. Mrs. Houston A. Hipp, Hogan- 
ville, Ga. f 
 
2 Ringlet early hatch B. R. cocker- 
 
els, $2.50 each. O. H. Wright, Atlan- 
 
ta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg. 
 
3 ae hatch B. R. cockerels. Make 
good breeders. $1 each. Louis. Brog- 
don, Suwanee, Ga. 
 
1 pure bred B. R. 2 yr. old hand- 
some rooster. $1.50. and a & mos_}? 
pure bred cockerel, $1 Miss Clara 
Middlebrooks, Thomaston, Ga. 104 & 
Main St. 
 
Pure bred Ringlet B. R. Thom bt 
each. April hatch, same breed, $1.25 
each. Exch. for good shoats, or 6 to 
8 wks. old pies. Mrs. C. R, Sorrells, 
Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
Pure Parks strain Reg. Permit, 201- 
C-30. Winners in Co, Fair. Cocker- 
els, $2, $2.50 and $3 each. Coops to be 
returned. Mrs. Mamie Roach Plyler, 
Manassas, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
20 pure bred Thompson Ringlet B. 
R. March and April pullets, $1 each. 
FOB. Mrs. 8. S. McMillan, Jr., Oak- 
wood, Ga, 
 
1 thorouchbred B. R. March hatch 
rooster, $2.50: 2 April hatch thorough- 
bred cockerels, $1.50 each, or $2.50 for 
both. Mrs. Annie Tanner, Wrens, Ga. 
 
6 Thompson Rinelet. Rock pullets. 
"5c each. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin. 
 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
Thompson strain B, R. March 
B. L. Brown. 
 
cockerel. $1.50. Mrs. 
Balt Ground, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
10 Fowler strain B. R. hens and ! 
cock. $1.50 ea. or $15 for lot. Mrs. E 
RF NMaland AdtairsyjNe Ga Rt 9 
 
Thomnson Imp. Rinelet cockerels. 
Feb. hatch, $1.75 ea. Mrs. J. P. Mabry, 
Canon. Ga. 
 
1 March hatch B. R. cockerel. $2.50: 
2 Mav hatch cockerels. $2 each. All 
ordered direct from Parks this yr.. 
Cream Grade stock. Mrs. Walter Dob- 
son, Calhoun. Ga. Rt. 2. ; 
 
6 Avril hatch Parks strain B. R. 
cockere's ordered this vr. from Nor- 
mans Farm and Fatcherv. Knoxville, 
Tenn. $1.50 each. Melvin Dobson, Cal- 
houn, Ga. - 
 
BUFF WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS 
FOR. SALE 
 
Fancy Nugget strain Buff Rock 
March and April cockerels, $3 each: 
2 enckerels in 1 shipment. $7.50. Cash 
with order, Alen poewe 18 near 5, 
Mrs. W. A. Brantley, Tennille, Ga. 
 
8 White Plymoajth Rock,  Fischel 
etrain hens. provefi fine layers, and 8 
 
  
 
erown pullets, and 1 cock, 8 3-4 Ib. /fl 
 
*16. R. S. Nash. Smyrna. Ga. 
Pure: White Rack, Fischel strain 
April cockerels. $1.25 and $1.50 ea and 
May hatch nullets $1 ea. All crated. 
Mrs. 7%. L. Seott. Concord. Ga. : 
 
White Pock cocks. $150 ea. March | 
 
hatch. Mrs. WA. Rird Metter, Ga 
 
R nure hred White Rock hens and J 
~anster. $14. Fannie M, Floyd, Adairs- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
1 pure hred White Rock Fische! 
train eockerel, March -hatch. $195 
"OB Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Graham. 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Choice Ruff Rocks. sires used in mv 
Sacks from trannested vards. Cock- 
arelg and cocks. $2 tn $4 ea. Fens and 
nillets. also for sale. Snecial nrices 
on small tots. Mrs. G. L. Trimble. 
Adairsville, Ga. : 
 
CANMPINTES 
2 White Campine, April hatch roost- 
aa each. G. C. Smith, Adel, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
GAMES 
 
1 1-2 yr. old Black 
 
anrk and 2 staes. also sev. black. pea 
 
comb, pullets. chean. Write. J. W. 
Bs a et Mewnan. Ga. 
 
ure Judge Dan Gordons pit came 
 
niilets. $2 each. Sidney 5a ar 
 
  
 
Hartwell, Ga, Rt. 5. 
Pure bred Black Roundhead pit 
 
sy 
 
order 
 
games: cocks, stags and pullets. Write 
for further information and prices. 
J. H. Penland, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
6 speckled game hens, 1 1-2 yrs. 
old; 2 spring hatch pullets, $1.25 each, 
$8.50 for ek aus ees ea oe 
11 Dangerfoot pullets, $1. 2 
$15 for lot; 3 Allen Roundhead hens 
and 2 pullets, $1.50 each, or $7 for lot; 
1 Allen Roundhead rooster $4. C75 
with order. Mrs. Free Brown Spring 
Place, Ga. Rt. 1. ; 
 
Silver Duck Wing 
pure bred stock. In good ond. $2.50 
to $3 each. Mrs. Gideon J. 
Alma, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
7 pure bred R. C. Dark Cornish In- 
dian game hens and 3 cockerels, $1.50 
each. Mrs. L. M. Kennedy, Collins. 
 
Ga. = 
Extra good dark Cornish game cock- 
erels ready for service. $2 each: young- 
er stock, $1.50 each. All pure bred. Mrs. 
 
C. O. Sikes, Svlvester. Ga. 
 
3 March 1930 hatch A-1l Allen 
Roundhead stags; 3 cocks, 1929 hatch. 
Sell to best bidder at once. Trimmed 
and ready for service. G. H. Dur- 
ham, Resaca, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
Pure bred dark Cornish roosters. $2 
each, or exch. for pigs. E. W. Grogan. 
Marble Hill, Ga. 
 
Pit game cocks, June hatch. red and 
white sneckled yellow skin. Guar. $3 or 
exch. for 2 full game pullets, or Irish 
kind or Blue: 1 pr. pit game half Ginn 
Greys an dhalf Porto Ricans, March 
hatch, $5 pr. Black with red heads with 
aips of wings silver coler, longs leg 
long body and long tail, $5 pr. also a 
pr. Red cocks and yellow pullets. $5 pr 
All guar, satisfaction. J. A. rumley, 
Habersham, Ga. 
 
-GIANTS AND LANGSHANS 
 
Thoroughbred J. 
hatch roosters, $2 each, hens, $1.59 
each. Cash with order. Mrs. D. W. 
Jarrett, Byronville, Ga. Rt, 1. 
 
6 J. B. Giant March hatch males 
$1.50 each, FOB. Mrs. J. T. Penrow, 
Goureh, Ga. | 
 
Pure bred J. B. Giant, Marcy strain, 
Spring hatch. $5 trio. Exch. a trio for 
a pure bred healthy Big Bone Black 
Guinea mate pig. Also pullets, spring 
hatch. $1.50 each. or 5 pullets and 1 
cockerel. $8.50; 10 pullets and a cock- 
erel $15; .3 very large 2 yr. old Giant 
capons. $3 each, $8 for the 3; and 20 
friers for table use, 25c lb. Mrs. Belle 
Joiner, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
LEGHORNS 
 
1 pure bred Everlay strain dark B. L. 
rooster, and 2 hens. 1 1-2: yrs. old $4 
for lot. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball Ground, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
4 pure bred W. L. hens, 1 yr. old. 
$3.50. Miss Clara Middlebrooks, Thom- 
aston, Ga. 102 E Main St. 
 
games. Guar 
 
Holton. 
Jand ready to lay. $45 FOB. 
 
- Thursday, November 6, 1930, 
or exch. for 1 peck White crowder peas; 
2 Buff Leghorn roosters and 2 pullets, 
May hatch, $1 each All pure bred, 
Mrs. R. E. Kemp Bowdon, Ga. Star Rt. 
 
Sev. fine cockerels from Tanered 
strain (parents cost $1 per egg last yr). 
$3.50 each del. while they last.. W. C, 
Hamby, Valdosta. Ga. Rt. 2. Box 31. 
 
Pure Tancred S, C. W. L. cockerels 
from high producing 2 yr. old hens, 
sired by Ped. cocks. from 252 to 274, 
April hatch. $1.50 each. J. B. Parrish, 
Graymont, Ga. ee 
 
52 Tancred and Ferris strains, 8. C, 
W. L. 2 yr. old hens. through molting 
 
A. G, Oli- 
 
ver, Meansville. Ga RFD 1. 2 
5 pure bred Tancred now laying pul- 
lets and 1 unrelated cockerel. $7.50; 
also 18 April hatch puliets. well dev, 
and 7 yearling hens, same strain. $1 ea, 
Al FOB. Money order. No. checks, 
ee T. Holt, Summerville, Ga. RFD 
 
Between 60 and 75 Tancred W. L. 
pullets, $1.25 each March hatch, free 
from disease and now laying. Mrs, O. 
E. Sewell, Yatesville. Ga. 
 
-3 W. L, pullets and 1 rooster, March 
 
hatch, $5 FOB. Also 20 Donaldson 
strain R. I. Red pullets and 1 rooster, 
$25 FOB. Mrs. D. V. Miller, Screven, 
Ga. Rt. 1. Box 35. 
 
4 or 5 pure bred W. L. April cock- 
erels, $1 ea No cul's. Miss Clyde Holt, 
Empire, Ga. Rt. 1. oe 
 
50 W. L. 1 yr. old hens, $1 each. Cash 
with order. Leonard Tatom, Lincoln-  
ton Ga RFD 1. : 
 
W. L. April hatch pullets. No culls, 
Write best price on lots of 20 FOB. R. 
W. Pennington, Covington, Ga. Le 
 
10 S. C. W. L. 18 mos. old hens, be- 
ginning to lay, $8 for lot. FOB. J. E. 
Padgett, Atlanta, Ga. 1691 Evans Drive 
 
B. Giant last yr.ls. Ww. 
 
90 S. C. W. L. April hatch Ferris best _ 
egg strain pullets, $100 for.lot. F. B, 
Bohleno, Madison, Ga. Rt. 5. = 
 
LEGHORNS, BARRED ROCKS, R. I. 
REDS AND ANCONAS FOR SALE 
-~Tancred WL., Brown L., Ancona, 
Barred Rock and R. I. Red 5 to 7 mos,  
old pullets, from high producing stock, 
also laying pullets and breeding hens. 
Healthy, well dev. and of good color 
and markings. Priced reasonable. S. 
 
P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga. 
 
35-40 nice, healthy grown hens and 
15 or 20 March hatch pullets, 3 young 
roosters, March hatch; 4 grown roost- 
ers 1 2-yrs old 85c ea. for entire lot or 
pert, ex ae any oe office, or 75 
 
at my home. H. IL. Martin, B = 
ville, Ga, Rt. 1. tt nee 
 
MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS 
 
Pure Pape strain 8. C. Black Min- 
orca cockerels, ready for service, $1 
each. Mrs. O. L. Law, Empire, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
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R. I. Red April hatch rooster, $1.50, 
 
  
 
Breasted Red 
 
Herring,. 
 
  
 
| grounds, was a soldier. 
 
  
 
  
 
Meeting of the Commissioners Of Agricul- 
_ ture of the United States Oct. 20, 21, and 22 | 
 
(Continued from page one) 
 
George Washington also knew how to pick |} 
out a wonderfully beautiful site on which to_build a home. 
Travelers from all over the world pass through this estate every 
. .day to pay homage to this great man. 
: What was it that made George Washington great? 
_ is that he was willing to risk his property and the certainity of being  
hung by the British government if he did not succeed in making the 
United States an independent. nation. 
the time he was cutting down the cherry tree he read this poem: 
: He either fears his fate too much : 
Or his deserts are small, 
Who dares not put it to the test 
To gain or lose it all. 
 
My idea of it A 
 
In his youth, perhaps about 
 
EUGENE TALMADGE 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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that it reaches this 
 
FARM LAND EDITION NOVEM. | 
 
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pear Nov. 20th. Advertisers may list any farm prop- 
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Please make your notice as short as possible and see 
office not later than November 15. | 
 
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 or Cornish. 
 
mursday, November 6, 1930. 
Poultry Fe For Sale 
INORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS 
 
10 blaCK iviuturvas,  yUurig CoLK- 
and 2 1 yr. oid hens, $/.50. O. H. 
ht, Atlanta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg. 
Black Minorca now laying hens 
1 cock, 15 mos. old, Pape strain. 
each, $7.25 for lot. H. A. Wil- 
Martin, Ga. RFD 2 
 
"MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 
- FOR SALE 
 
100 head of mixed hens, $1 ea. W. 
 
. Gibson, Waynesville, Ga. 
8 mixed hens and 6 large size cock- 
els, $1 ea. Cash with order. Mrs 
R. McFather, Arlington, Ga. Rt. a 
fine young 6 mos. old cockerels, 
or a reg. ped. Sire. Well grown, 
id healthy. $3 for the 2, or $1.75 
1. Sire came _ direct oe the 
eacrivan Poultry School, T. Quis- 
mberry, president. Mrs. A. & Dor- 
 
man, Fayetteville, Ga. 
 
, ORPINGTONS 
- 2 pure bred Golden Butf Orp. April 
pullets, and 1 cockerel, March hatch, 
50 for all, Mrs, Winton 8. Altman, 
Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
_ Golden Buff Orp. roosters, we cdogn! 
 
  
 
; baby chicks came 
_ Cash with order. rhe D. 
 
1 pure bred Golden Butt Gro 
4 =o ISS i Monew. order. 
. R. Chastain, Locust Grove, 
 
thoroughbred Buff and White Orp. 
osters. From the Shinn Hatcheries, 
90c each; a few heavy breed friers, 
wt. 22 1-2 ibs. 24c ib. FOs. Mrs. uv. 
 
G. Suggs, Rocky Face, Ga. 
 
  
 
 PREASANTS FOR SALE 
 
Lary Amohearst, March hatch, $15 |! 
pr. -solue Pp. iim een Sib S DT. 
Goldens, March hatch, $10 per. Eng- 
lish Hingnecks, Aprli uatcen, $5 pr. 
 
ll instructions for care and breed- 
ing with ea. order. L. J. Barrow, 
West Point, Ga 
 
PIGEONS FOR SALE 
oo. 53c pr. Billie Moore, Lyons. 
70 each, White Kings and Red Car- 
neaux, some mated and working, each 
oe $35. M. G. Turner, Covington, 
 
2 pr. Homers, $1 pr. 1 pr. Red Co- 
 
  
 
neaux $2 or ex. the 3 pr for 2 pair'| 
 
yellow Carneaux. Ha to pay irt. 4. 
J. oe On, Jr. 
 
R. I. REDS i 
 
2 young roosters, B. R. and R. I. 
 
$1.25 each, or exch. ie 3 pure 
bred R. I. pullets. Mrs. E. L. Wright. 
 
eens. Ga. 
 
4 R. I. Red pullets, $1 each, $3.75 
for lot. Mrs. Annie Waters, Way- 
cross, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 16, 
~ 4 Donaldson Red cockerels, April 
hatch, $1.25 each. Mrs. Jesse N. Jones, 
Culloden, Ga. 
 
3 well bred. handsome Donaldson 
R. I. red March hatch cockerels, $1.50 
8 del. Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga. 
 
. C. BR, I. Red cocks hatchet 
frst day of April. $1.50 each, and 3 
cocks, hatehed in 1999 $1.59 each 
Mrs. J. 'G. Waldrop, Toften, Ga. Rt. 4 
 
4 hens, 2 covxs, iavge, ue p ied 
from Donaldsons hect. pens. $12.50 for 
lot, or exch. for 12 W. L. laying pul- 
lets. Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody, Ga. 
 
A few April hatcn 5. U. bh. i. Red 
cockerels, $2 to $5 each. Sat. guar. 
J. C. Adkins, Ft. Valley, Ga. 
 
Pure bred 8. C. R. I. Red, April 
hatch cockerels, from Star matings 
Donaldson-Owens strain. Even dark 
red color. $1.50 each, or exch. 3 cock- 
erels for 5 pullets of same breed. Mrs. 
Julian J. Blanchard, Appling, Ga. 
 
50 R. I. Red. pure bred Jan. hatch 
 
well dev. healthy pullets, $1.50 each. 
also 3 cockerels, April hate h, same 
breed, $1 each. FOB. Mrs. J. C. 
Goolsby, Graham. Ga. 
6 mos, old R. I. Reds, $1.75 each: 
also Black Minorcas, sume age and 
price. These pullets will soon be lay- 
ing. Good, healthy pure bred stock 
W. W. Lane. Lizella Ga. 
 
30 dark Red April hatch pullets 
and 1 nice young cockerel, $1.10 each 
a, A. E. Ribron, Waynesville, Ga. 
Rt. 1. Box 72. 
ee] Se ee strain May hatch R. I. 
Red cockerel. $1. Money order. Mrs. 
 
I. FE. McArthur, Blakely, Ga 
- Dark Red cockerels, April hatch, $2 
each. Owens strain.: Miss Florence 
Horne. Grovetown. Ga. 
A pr. pure bred R. I. Reds, vr. old 
for sate or exch. for a pr. of Games 
about the same re Prefer Warhorse 
C. A. Wilde, Columbus, 
Ga, 1436 Ist pe Rise es 
 
  
 
| FOB. Covington, 
 
. 2 yr. + 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
2 Feb. hatch thoroughbred R. I. Red 
roosters, very fine, $1.50 each, FOB 
aoe Lizzie Justus, Persimmon, 
 
10 pure bred R. I. Red hens and 1 
rooster, April 1929 hatch now: laying, 
$1 eacn; aso 10 pure pred NOW beyii- 
ning to lay pullets, $1.25 each. G. T. 
Weich, Dailas, Ga. : 
 
April hatch R. I. Red rooster, $1.50, 
or exch. for 1 peck white crowder 
peas. _Mrs. R. EH. Kemp, Bowdon, 
Ga. Star Rt 
 
25 Donaldson 8. C. Red pullets, wt. 
3 to 4 lbs. $1 each, or exch. for a good 
Jersey milch cow, fresh, or soon to 
freshen, and pay the difference, or 
would excn. tor a J, heuer of good 
breeding not over 50 mi. from _ here. 
ae Fred Atkinson, Ray City, Ga. Rt 
 
Oy nadend pure ored (direct) dark 
cock. Star Matings, $5 each; cocker- 
es, March hatch. $3.50 and $9.50. b-st 
value, $5 each; also eggs, $1.50 up. 
ae Ree Feming, Lincointon, Ga. 
 
5 March hatch R. I. Red cockerels, 
good size and color, $1.25 each. Louis 
Brogdon, Suwanee Ga. 
 
R. I..Red February hatch pullets for 
sale. take best price in lots of 20, 
 
R. W. Pennington, 
Covington, Ga. 
 
Donaldson second direct April hatch 
cockerels, large, healthy: $1 each, FOB. 
Mrs. Nora Mabry, Canon, Ga. - 
 
14 Donaldson R. Tf. Red 18 mos. old 
 
| Rt, 
 
(fens. $1.20 each, and 9 Red pullets and 
 
1 cockerel, wt. 4 or 5 lbs each. ee 
for cows or anything can use. Mrs. J. L 
Erwin, Adairsville, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
~~ TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, * 
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE 
2 ianee Runner ducks, and 1 drake, 
 C. C. Henderson, Newborn, Ga. Rt. 
 
"9. pr. spring hatch Toulouse geese, $5 
pr. Mrs. P. E. Thomas, Cordele, Ga. 
Gao RFD. > 
 
1 yr. old M. B tom, $10. Mrs. E. H. 
Hughes, Buena Vista, Ga. Rt. 7 
 
White Pekins. $3 pr. A. L. McCook, 
Columbus, Ga. Re 1 
 
Thoroughbred M B. Goldbank, Bird 
Bros. turkeys, 15th of April hatch, 
Toms, $7 each; hens, $4.50 each; 2 hens 
and 1 tom, $15; also 3 tom, 18 mos. old, 
wt. 30 to 35 lbs. $15 each, or $25 for 3 
Money back guar. if not sat. Mrs. J. P. 
Mabry, Canon, Ga. 
 
6 M. B. turkeys, this yrs. hatch. 30c 
Ib. or exch. for chicken hens, any large, 
pure breed. W. A. Bond, Elberoton, 
 
z 2-yr. old White Holland poe $10 
each, $35 for lot; 2 yr. old hens, $6 
each: young hens and ages $5 each. 
All pure bred. Mrs. J. B. McCrary, 
 
Molena, teas 
 
lL. Be-B; turkeys, hatched in 
April Hens ey 15 lbs. gobblers. 14 Ibs. 
$3 for hens and $3.50 
mos. old gobbler, wt. 30 Ibs. $8. Mrs, J 
W. Ham, Summit, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
Bronze turkeys Some fine birds for 
breeders with reasonable prices. Won 
first prizes Southeastern Fair this yr. 
and have won list prize at same Fair 
the past 3 yrs. Write for free cata- 
logue. W.S. Fricks, Pendergrass, Ga. 
 
3 guinea 1 yr. old hens e400 ae:. at 
Jedartown or crated. Exch. for hens 
or pepe Earnest Sanders, Felton 
Ga. Rt. 
 
Thoroughbred M. B. toms, about 6 
mos, old, $5 each, FOB. Mrs. C. L 
Mills, Baxley, Ga. Star Rotite. 
 
18 Bronze mixed, turkeys, April and 
May hatch, $7 pr. or $60 for lot. Mrs. 
W. B. Harbin, Juno, Ga. 
 
3 guineas, 2 hens and 1 rooster 
1929 Aeon. 50c each; Also 3 R. I. Red 
roosters, first of April hatch, Donald- 
con and Dunlop strains, $1 each. 
Exch. for peas, oats wheat, rye cr 
hens. Miss Kate Mahaffey, Dacula 
Ga. Rt, 1. 
 
2M. B. hens, 7 mos. old, $5 FOB 
Cash with order. Mrs. H. C. Roberts 
Chipley, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Fine good breeding stock, pure bred 
Fawn and White Indian Runner 
darakes. $2 to $3 each: also a few pen 
of 4 hens and a drake. $10 per pen 
well colored, heavy laving _ strain. 
*OB. Monev order. William Wylam. 
Cleveland, Ga. 
 
Indian Runner and Mallard ducks 
7c each, $1.50 pr.. Have 245 now 
readv. Svrine hatch. J. Carl Daugh- 
try Metter. Ga. 
 
92 tharouehhred M. 8B. turkevs. 
Very fine for bredding. 30c lb. FOB 
Mavten. No checks. Lizzie Justus 
Parsimmon. Ga, 
 
 Giant Bronze toms, raised in 1923. 
Taree and excellent breeders. $12 2 
95 toms. same hreed as ahove. Mar 
and June 1990 hatch. $5. Sh and er 
each, Mrs. N. L. ee Powersville, 
 
  
 
s Ga. 
 
or gobblers; 184 
 
Pure bred 3B. B. turkeys, 30c Jb. 
FOB, or 35c Ib. del. Fine for breed- 
sng purposes, exch, 1 hen for 3 An- 
cona, Sneppar 
mos. old pullets. No culls. Hens not 
to be ok 2 yrs. old. Ea. to pay exp. 
chgs. C. Bigbie, Shellman, Ga. 
 
The 8 neer Turken Wonder Bird, 
cross. between. turkey and chicken 
hen. Some fine young stock. Trio, 
naked neck rooster and 2 pullets, $5: 
eggs, $2 per setting. (Ne name and 
address given), 
 
Pure bred Big Bone Bronze, Elli: 
strain, May hatch toms, wt. 18 to 20 
Ibs. hens, about 15-17 lbs. $7 fo. 
toms and $5 for hens, $15 trio. Al. 
May hatch. Money order. 
Cowart, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Pure bred turkeys, $10 trio, or exch 
for April hatch pullets or hens: Red. 
or B. Rocks. Mrs. W. P. Smith, Bax- 
ley, Ga. Rt. 
 
1 fine, healthy Goldbank M. B. gob- 
b,er, 1 yr. old, May 1930. Wt. 31 Ibs. 
Mrs. H. D. Burton, Thomas- 
 
310. 
ville, Ga, Rt. 3. 
 
5 turkey hens, $5 each. Half Ellis 
strain. Came from stock where gob- 
bler wt. 60 Ibs. and hens, 30 Ibs. Al- 
so have 40 young turkeys, April hatch, 
30c Ib. pus J. G. Waldrop, Tifton. 
Ga. Rt. 
 
Ohare: and April hatch  turkeys. 
Nice and fat for Thanksgiving. 26c 
pb, for quick del. P. O. Money order 
only. Mrs. John T. Gay, Dublin, Ga. 
 
Rt. 9. 
 
Young turkeys: toms, $4; hens, 
$3.80. Fat and in Od shape for 
Thanksgiving. and shipped. 
Also a few. head geese, $1.25 each. 
he pi E. L. Dixon, Blackshear, Ga. 
Rt. 1. Box 104. 
 
56 or 28 head of fine turkeys, fat- 
tened on peanuts and field peas 
Make best Thanksgiving offer, FOP 
a Chas. W. Brantley, Spann, 
 
Turkey tom and hen, 2 yrs. old. 
$10 for both. Mrs. Madison Roper, 
Gainesville. Ga, RFD 
 
1 Pure Bronze Lr: bid, 20 Ib. tom 
and 2 hens, 2 yrs. old. wt. 15 Ibs. 
Make best offer. Mrs, T. BE. Perker- 
son, Greenville, Ga, 
= 2 PTs, White Pekins. $3. pr. $5 for 
the 2 pr. Mrs. C. L. Godard, Griffin, 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
9 thoroughbred M. B. hens, and 1 
oe last yr. hatch, $20 for the 3 
Cash with order. Mrs, D. W. Jarrett. 
Byronville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
6 very fine Chinese ee $10 for 
lot. W. R. Gibson. Weynesville, Ga. 
 
ne stock, $10 FOB. Mrs. Hubert K. 
Freeman, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
WYANDOTTES 
 
6 fine thoroughbred S. 
 
1 yanster, Tarbor haar ee Be 9% eonh 
or $8 for lot. = R. Cox, Biue 
Ridge, Ga. Rt. Box. Ao 
 
Pure bred tiechat strain Ww. Wyan 
intte roosters, 18 mos. and 2 yrs. ol? 
150 and $1 each: FOB. Exch. fo 
sure bred Black Giant or Buff Orp 
Mirs. Will James. Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
6 March hatch thorouehbred W. 
Wvandotte cockerels, well raised anc 
ine lenkine, verv vigorous. $1.50 each 
Touis Broedon, Suwanee, Ga. 
 
4 pure bred 8. T.. Wvandotte hen 
and 1 cock, Avril 1929 hatch. $750 fo 
Int. CC. C. Henderson, Newborn, Ga 
Rt, I. 
 
- nice W. Wvandottes, dbl. comb. and 
4& CG. June hatch. wt. 3 1-2 or 4 Ibs. 
$8 for Int. or $1 each. Fixch for pul'ets. 
same breed or for White Rocks. Reds 
nr Buff Orn. or for good table peas. or 
anv kind of good syrup. J. K. Fuller, 
Junction City, Ga. : 
 
Poultry Wanted 
 
ANCONAS oR GAMES WANTFD 
 
Want to exch. 5 R. I. Red pullets. 
Feb hatch, for 5 Anconas: 4 pullets 
and 1 corkerel. Or sell the Reds for $6. 
G. D. Whiddon, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
ANDALUSIANS WANTED 
Want a few pure bred Andalusians: 
1 cockerel, 1 yr. old and 6 hens. 1 yr. 
old. Write what you have. Will pay 
reasonable price. Ashley T. ONeal, 
Augusta, Ga. 131 Broad St. 
 
BANTAMS WANTED 
Want sev. nice, clean lezged W. L. 
bantam hens at reasonable price. H. 
i Reils, Savannah, Ga. 1309, Seiler 
ve. 
 
Want pure bred Sebright and Coch- 
ins. Will exch pure hred Chinchilla 
rabbits for same. Sidney J. Herring, 
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
GAMES WANTED 
want 2 large, early hatch, heavy built 
 
hens and 
 
  
 
  
 
vous cockerels, Do not want any- 
 
d strain hens, or 5 or 6. 
 
Mrs. F - 
 
18 mos. old M. B. tom, fine breed- 
 
ge ot IVE 
 
thing but pure bred and the very best. 
J. A. Reese, Gibson, Ga. Rt. 
 
Want 1 pure bred Silver ae Game 
cockerel, 6 or 8 mos. old. Will exch. | 
pure bred S. L. hen or pure bred dark  
Cornish hen, or pay reasonable cash_ 
price. Write what you have and best  
price. Math L. Logue, Gibson, Ga. 
 
LEGHORNS WANTED 
 
Want B. L. hens or pullets, ready to. 
lay. State price. Also want to hear 
from party having hens or pullets to 
let out to party to raise on halves. Any 
breed. -Mrs. J. W: Perry, Rochelle, Ga. 
 
Want 50 or 100 Leghorn pullets> -Pre- 
ferably pure bred stock. Also want 50 
or 100 pullets, any good stock. All must  
ye in good cond. Mrs. Mattie Oliver, 
Scotland, Ga... : 
 
Want 30 Tancred W. L. roosters for 
mating purposes. Give best price, age, 
and location where they are. J. E. 
Martin, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Want W. L. pullets, ready to. lay. 
Write pest price. Must be cheap. Or 
phone, Alpharetta, Ga. No. 38. J. G.- 
Willis, Alpharetta, Ga. 
 
Want 100 or 200 March or April 1930 | 
hatch pullets. Give price, strain, etc. 
in reply. C. E. Harbuck, Columbus, 
Ga. Box 324. 
 
Want sev. hundred White or Brown 
L:. or Ancona pullets or young hens. 
Must be healthy and reasonable. eel 
Allie Brown, Hapeville, Ga. 
 
" LEGHORNS AND MINORCAS. ee 
WANTED : 
 
Want Nov. 1 White or Brown L. 1929 
and 1930 hatch hens and pullets. Also 
Minorca hens. Wil lexch. milk goat, 
bred does, or Ped. Chin. rabbits, open  
and bred does, service bucks, or young 
stock. Also have other stock for sale, 
or exch. for what have you that I can 
use? Edwin Simpson, Atlanta, Ga. 676 
 
Tifton St. N. W. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS 'S CHICKENS 
WANTED 
Want party to furnish chickens. to 
raise on halves. Any number up to 100 
hens. Party to furnish hens and I, 
feed and attention and go 50-50 in eggs  
ad chickens raised. Any Foe breed. 
Have a good woods range. L. R. Sheri- 
dan, Jefferson, Ga. RFD. 
Want to exch. value for 25 hens, av. 
5 lbs. each. Write. Mrs. H. C. Rob- 
erts, Chipley, Ga. Rt. 2. 2a 
 Want 40 nice, laying hens, and pure 
breed Will exch. value of $75 for same. 
Sell within 30 miles. Write or come 
see ae 4 mi. north of Alpharetta. 
Mrs. F. M. Westbrook, Alpharetta, Ga, 
MINORCAS WANTED a 
Exch. for same number of Black 
Minorcas, 15 Silver Lace Wyandotte 
pullets and 2 roosters, April hatch, or 
will sell. Wyandottes, $20 FOB. Mrs. 
R. Edwards, Cochran, Ga.  
 
ORPINGTONS WANTED 
Want 1 Buff orp. cockerel. Must .be 
_ absolutely pure bred and free from any 
dark feathers. Write price and de- 
scription. Mrs. Joel Bobo, Hartwell, 
 
Ga. 
Want 1 Buff Odp. cockerel, this yrs. 
 
ame; also exch. 3 J. B. Giant cock- 
lets of same age. Mrs. E. F. Thomp-  
son, Farmington, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 60. 
 
R. I. REDS WANTED 
Want 12 R. C. Red pullets, becinning 
to lay, from best egg sotrains. No culls. 
Write what you have, J. H. Brooks, - 
Will pay $1 each del. to Glennville. 
 
  
 
Glennville, Ga. 
 
  
 
. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC. WANTED 
 
Want 4 young, grown geese. State 
 
price srated and put in express office.  
 
R. C. Bailey, Athens, Ga. 324 Hoyt St.   
 
WYANDOTTES WANTED  ~_ 
 
Want to exch. 2 Chin. does 7 mos. old:  
 
for 3 White Wyandotte hens or pulleys 
G. C. Smith, Adel, Ga. 8th St. 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale ss 
 
-Tancred W. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
L., Brown L., or Ancona 
baby chicks. $11 a 100; R. I. Red or 
B. R. $12. ~ Chicks hatched 
healthy, bloodtested flocks of mature 
hens that have been bred for high pro-_ 
duction. 100 per cent live del. guor. 
 
+ Also custom hatching, 3c and egg. Set 
 
every Wednesday. Trays hold 110 eggs 
each. Shipped COD. S. P. Tees % 
Hapeville, Ga. 
Quality bred Rocks and Reds, $11 a _ 
100; Heavy Mixed, $10.50; Prenaid live - 
del. In lots less than 100, add 1c per . 
chick. R. H. Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.  
 
  
 
ones on page ten) 
 
  
 
hatch. Exch. nice, large peanuts for  
erels, April hatch, for pure Buff pul-  
 
from= = 
   
      
 
a, 
 
- Laurel, 75c; Write for 
 
x tail cactus, plumbago, 
 
- ful of seed for 10c in stamps. 
 
lily bulbs, blooming size 20c ea. 
 
  
 
Flowers and Seed 
 
For Sale 
 
(Continued from page three) . 
 
_ Two 3 yr. old ferns, one Boston, one 
Roosevelt, $2 ea. Mrs. T. J. Williams, 
Fa.mington, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Little blue hyacinths, blue violets, $1 
per 100; yellow cannas, Iris, 40c doz; 
 
urple lilac, grandaddy grey beard, 4 
 
or $1; 2 large fishtail ferns, one large 
Sword, 75c ea; 2 large Sprengeri ferns 
2 yrs. old, $1 ea; Shasta daisies, 30c 
doz; garden carnations, 15c bunch; 
rosebud geraniums, 1 yr. old, 25c ea; 
blue bells, conk shell begonia, 15c ea. 
Add postage. All orders given prompt 
attention. Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Roys- 
ton, Ga. Rt. 3. : 
 
Jonquill bulbs, dew drop bulbs, 50c 
per 100; pink Crepe Myrtle sprouts 
 
orothy Perkins roses, well rooted, 10c 
ea; yellow cannas, 15c doz; pink ver- 
bena, yellow and white honeysuckle 5c 
ea. fig sprout, 10c ea. Will exch. any of 
these for any kind of shrubbery, flower 
seed, or pot plants. Add postage. Mrs. 
 
  
 
_ W. A. Lanier, Fitzpatrick, Ga. 
 
All kinds of hardy shrubbery, 2 and 
3 yrs. old 35c ea; smaller $3.50 doz. 
Jonquills, single and dbl. daffodils, 
white Narcissus, 25c doz. $1.50 per 100; 
orange day lilies, 20c doz. $1 per 100. 
All state inspected, post paid on $1 or- 
ah Mrs. C. H. Ward, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
4 or 5 gal. jonquil or daffodil seed, 4 
varieties, $10 for the lot. by express. 
Seven colors Hibiscus seed 5c package. 
Mrs. D. A. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Arbor Vitae 25c ea. $2.40 doz. Bud- 
dleas 50c ea. $4.80 doz. E. B. Travis, 
Riverdale, Ga. 
 
Abelia, 1 yr. rooted, 12 to 15 in. Nen- 
dians, 25c ea; $2.40 doz; small plants, 
15c ea. or $1.20 doz. Arbor Vitae, 75c 
ea. $6 doz. Cedrus Deodaros $1 ea; 
$9.60 doz; 3 ft. $1.50 ea. $15 doz. roots 
 
joalled and burlaped by express, charges 
 
collect. Abelia 4 ft. high, 3 ft. spread, 
fine roots 75c ea. $7.20 doz. Add post- 
age on orders less than $1. Y.M. An- 
derson, Williamson, Ga. _ 
 
-- Large Abelia plants, 40c ea. 5 for $2: 
12-16 in. Abelia 20c ea. $2 per doz. 
Pyramidal Arbor Vitae, $1.50 doz. Na- 
dina Domestica, small size, 50c ea. 
 
1 1-2 2 ft. 75c. Golden Arbor Vitae, 
 
$1.50; Cedrus Deodara, $2 and $5. Wa- 
 
termelon red Crepe Myrtle, 75c. Spirea 
 
Van Houtti, 50c. Italian Cypruss, 12 in. 
 
5 for $1, larger sizes 50c and $1 ea. 
 
Well rooted plants of different shrub- 
 
pay 5 for $1.00. H. F. Stair, Valdosta, 
a. 
 
Hardy. phlox, all colors, Autumn 
inks, hardy, all colors, hardy ver- 
enas, 25c, doz. one doz. blue flag 
lilies, 50c. Add postage on all orders 
Jess than $1. Send money order. Mrs. 
Nora Nix, Dahlonega. Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
- Long trumpet daffodiis, Dorothy Per- 
kins running rose cuttings, 25c doz. 
Narcissus with yellow cups, 20c doz. 
Rooted Dorothy Perkins, 15c ea., 2 for 
25c. Red flowering quince, golden bells, 
 
. white spirea, white English dogwood. 3 
 
for 50c. Cannas 4 for 25c, 60c doz. Will 
exch. for other flowers, especially white 
 
- Snowballs. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, 
 
Ga. Rt. 2. Box 90. 
 
White Bermuda Easter lily bulbs, $1 
doz., $8 per 100, all blooming size bulbs. 
25 doz. for small bulbs. Add postage. 
Miss Lela Rahn, Rincon, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Evergreen large leaf rhododendrons, 
12 to 18 in. high 8 for $1; small leaf 
evergreen same height 12 for $1; Mt. 
rices on other 
shrubbery. Garland Eaton, Dahlonega, 
Ga.-Rte 1. : 
 
Yellow and white Jonquils, double 
butter and eggs, $1 per 100. January 
blooming daffodils, long cups. $1.25 per 
100. Sultanas, roses, 15c ea. Yellow lark 
spur, lantanas, geranium, begonias, cat 
honey suckle 
geranium, 25c ea. Mrs. Naro McCur- 
 
y, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
-Improved feather ball poppies and 
Shirley poppies, all colors, table spoon- 
 
Mrs. J. 
P. Hall, Royston, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Six monthy rose bushes, 1 yr. old, 
pink, red, cream, 50c ea. or the lot for 
$2.50. Blue. flag lilies, 25c doz. Purple 
lilac, golden bell 2 for 50c. Red bloom 
Xmas bush, 50c ea. Mrs. L. M. Ader- 
hold, Lavonia, Ga. : 
 
Several hundred Amaryllis pagar don 
 
e 
spider or Fairy lilies, 10c ea, 3 for 25c. 
Hemorcallis lily bulbs, 10c ea. Yellow 
narcissus 25c doz..pink verbena 20c 
doz. Large white giant spider lilies 20c 
ea. or 3 for 50c, 7 for $1. No exch. All 
prepaid. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arling- 
ton, Ga. RFD. Nes 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET 
 
Wild Easter lilies, blue bottle bulbs, 
| Shasta daisies, sweet blue violets, jon- 
quills, daffolils, $1 per 100. Blanket 
flower plants $2.50 per doz. Red June 
lilies, white and purple Iris lilies, 50c 
doz. Mixed snapdragon plants, bloom- 
ing size 75c doz. Wild ferns, $2. per 100 
pink and purple verbena 50c doz; red 
verbena $1 doz. Mountain Laurel $5 per 
100. Wild Azaleas, $3 doz. Dwarf box 
woods 30 for $3. Add postage. Mrs. 
Clara Belle Cary, Royston, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
A mix of all colors of feathers ball 
poppies an dnew tulip poppy seed 
tablespoonful of seed for 10c in stamps. 
Miss Mary Hall, Royston, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Gladioli bulbs, 50c doz. White April 
blooming Narcissus, $1 per 100; $6.50 
per M. Pink Canna bulbs, 10c ea. or $1 
doz. White Iris 25c doz. Add postage. 
Will exch. for nice dried peaches, onion 
sets, 100 lb. white feed sacks, pecans, 
peanuts or nice apples, each to pay 
postage. Mrs. R. W. Hudson, Lorane, 
{Gas Rua. : 
 
| Bulbs: White April Narcissi, 25 doz; 
small dbl. pink dahlias, purple Iris, 3 
for 25c, Add 7c postage on orders un- 
der 25c. No orders shipped cutside of 
Georgia No exchange. Ethel Sullivan, 
Marietta, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Several thousana wnite spring bloom- 
ing Narcissus $1 per 100, $6 per M. dbl. 
red dahlia tubers, medium 5c, large 10e. 
Dbl. red and orange King Humbert 
canhas, bronze and green leaf, 12 for 
50c. Exch. for Madonna lilies, tube- 
roses and tulips. Three large sword 
ferns in lard tubs, $4 each. Mrs. J. H. 
Saye, Newborn, Ga. 
 
Several varieties lilies, Z0c doz. Weep- 
ing Mary bushes, red blooming quince, 
snow balls, pink Crepe Myrtle, pink 
Weiglia, golden bells, pink almond, old 
fashion lilie bushes, 15c ea. or 25c for. 
2. Purple foxglove, pink primroses, 15c 
doz. Add postage. rs. Sidda South- 
erland, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3 Box 42. 
 
Amoor River privet hedge plants, 
well rooted, $1 per 100, cuttings 50c per 
100. Dbl. dahlia bulbs, 8 colors, $1. per 
doz. bulbs, $7. per 100. Hardy yellow 
Snapdragon plants 20c doz. Funkia 
Grandiflora or plantain lily, 30c ea. 
Pot plants, geraniums, 5 colors, all dbl. 
3 colors sultana, 5c cutting, 15 for 
rooted plants. Maple leaf begonia root- 
ed, 10 ea. Cannas, different kinds, 75c 
doz. Monthly blooming rose cuttings, 
15c doz. Postage paid on orders of 50c 
or more. Miss Ruth Gladden, Talla- 
poosa, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 31. 
 
Snow drops and spider lily bulbs, 25c 
per doz. or 100 bulbs for $1. Mrs. W. 
L. Thomas, Plains, Ga. 
 
A few rooted roses, 25 ea. $2.50. doz. 
Pink verbena $2.50 per 100. Yellow star 
jasmine, $5 per 100, 75c doz. Mrs. J. L. 
Burk, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7. 
 
Privet hedge, $3 per 100 roots. Kudzu 
roots, White Althea, 25c ea. or 2 for 40c 
Miss Mary A. Irwin, Marietta, Ga. . 
_putter and egg bulbs, blooming size 
lilies of the valley, 25c doz. Cape jas- 
mine, rooted, 25c ea. Crepe Myrtle 
bushes, 40c ea. Boxwoods, 2 ft. high, 40c 
ea. Honeysuckle bushes, 30c ea. Mrs. 
E. L. Roberts, Suwanee, Ga. Rt. 1, 
Box 33. Eee 
 
Weigela, flowering crabapples, althea, 
 
white. 35c ea. tansy plants, dusty mil- 
ler plants, 25c doz. butterfly bush, 
bridal wreath, flowering almond, pink 
moss rose, other roses, angel trumpet 
creeper pink perennial peas; arrow- 
wood bushes, 25c ea. large Japanese 
Tris, golden glow, 50c doz. Japonica red; 
oak leaf hydrangeas, 50c ea. Abelias, 2 
ft. high 75c ea. Hardy Azaleas, pink, 
red, yellow, 12 for $1.25. Mrs. E. E. 
Heaton, Mineral Bluff, Ga. 
' Gray violets, purple Iris bulbs, 25c 
doz. Star of Bethlehem bulbs. 10c_ doz. 
White Iris, 40 doz. Jonquil bulbs, 20c 
doz. Burnt orange day lilies, 40 per 
100. Winter blooming yellow jasmine, 
10c ea. 3 for 25c, well rooted. Add post- 
age on order. ~Mrs. E. A. Wells, Chats- 
worth, Ga. Rt. 2. ) 
 
Geraniums, .25c or exch. for dried ap- 
oles or anything useful. White flags, 
 
  
 
-|blue and yellow, blue Iris, four kinds 
 
jew. Will exch. for feed sacks. Easter 
and Christmas castus rooted. 25 if 
taken at once. Mrs. W. T. Stephens, 
Rydal, Ga. 
 
2 doz. evergreen cut rooted  25C. 
White spirea, Van Houtti, 5c ea. Pink 
flowering almond, pink flowering lo- 
cust, 5c ea. or 6 for 25c. Few small 
purple lilacs, 2 for 5c. Jonquill and 
narcissi bulbs, day lilies, 50c per 100. 
Dorothy Perkins roses, rooted, 2for 15c. 
2 monthly roses, bloomed 2 yrs. white 
and pink 35c ea. Add postage. Mrs. G 
M. Foster, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Large, 2 yr. Amoor River hedge $2 per 
100. Roses pillar of gold. K. A. Victoria. 
nink, Cochet, dbl., bright red, Madame 
Kruger; dbl. white spirea, pink al- 
mond, winter honeysuckle, bridal 
 
f 
 
  
 
BULLETIN.  ; 
| wreath, goldenbell, Easter rose, Japoni- 
cas, 10c to 25c ea. Roots of Ageratum, 
 
dusty miller, golden, glow, blackberry 
lilly and aster, 25c doz. Mixed colors of 
 
'gladioli, blooming size, 20c doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. V. C. Roark, Clermont, 
. Ga. 
Dbl. daffodils, trumpet jonquils, large 
'pulbs, $1 per 100; white bright and dark 
red, dbl. geraniums, 1 yr. old, blooming 
size plants, conk shell and maple leaf 
begonias, May cactus, rooted plants, 
25c ea. Scarlet verbena, 3 for 25. dbl 
white daisy plants, 25c doz. Purple 
Easter lilies, $1 per 100. Purple ver- 
bena rooted, pink verbena, rooted, 25 
per doz. Mrs. Otto Carey, Royston, Ga. 
Rts s = 
Monthly roses, Paul Neyron, all 
shades, cuttings 50c doz, 3 doz. for $1 
Cape Jasmine and dbl. red carnation 
cuttings, 5c ea. or 50c doz. Fragran 
purple violets, now in bloom, 75c per 
100 rooted plants> Wild violets, 50c per 
100. Add 7c postage. Mrs. Lula Mc- 
Elhannon, Royston, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Double pink peony bulbs, 40c ea. 3 
for $1. Blue feather hyacinths, May 
blooming, 6 for 30c. Oriental Magnifi- 
cum lily bulbs, Madonna lily bulbs, 25c 
ea, Lemon lily 50c doz. Iris, snow Queen 
10c ea. Iris, purple Kink, 60c doz. Miss 
Minnie Nash, Hampton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Purple lilac, golden. bell, weeping 
linden, althea and forsythia, 4 for 20c. 
Br.dal wreath, 2 for 15c. Pink spirea, 
15 ea. All colors perennial pea seed, 
mixed 12c per spoonful. White and 
variegated violets, 2 doz. 15c. White 
and pink Dorothy Perkins roses, 40c 
per doz. Weiglia, spirea, dbl.- althea 
cuttings, 12c doz. John Wilson, Ellijay, 
GP Rte3. Box 4.3. 
 
Dbl. yellow Japonica, 2 yrs. old, 30c. 
Purple Iris, 50c doz. Day lilies, daffo- 
dils, 40c doz. Pink flowering almond, 
40c ea. Pink Crepe Myrtle, well rooted, 
60c ea. Pink running rose, 35c. Ameri- 
can Beauty red rose, 50c ea. Large 
pink rose, 40c ea. Pink hardy phlox 
and purple foxglove, 50c doz. Flower- 
ing locust and red velvet rose, 25c ea. 
Colden glow, 20c ea. Snow on the moun- 
_ tain, 30c.doz. Will give free one dbl. 
| yellow Japonica with every $1 order. 
Add postage. Mrs. Rosa Jane Richards, 
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 82.. 
 
300 well rooted dwarf boxwood plants 
8 to 12 in. with bushy tops $17.50 de- 
livered. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville, 
Gra. Riess: 
 
Snowball bushes, rose bushes, 25c ea. 
Red, yellow, spotted cannas, 6 for 25c. 
Daffodils 20c doz. bulbs, White striped 
jew, 10c doz. Rooted June cactus, 10c 
ea. Sword ferns , white and purple 
lilacs, 15 ea. Add postage. Mrs. V 
S. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7. 
 
White dogwood at 25c ea. Red can- 
non lily bulbs, 5c ea. Add postage. Cash 
with order. Mrs. J. T. Bethea, Morgan, 
a. Rt 1: : 
 
Junipers. boxwood, $1 ea. Purple king 
Tris, 20c doz. Pink Crepe Myrtle, 40c 
doz. Pink almond. pink altheas, 8 for 
40c. Butter and ege bulbs, 16c doz. 
Golden bells, 3 for 25c. All weil rooted. 
Mrs. W. D. Tuck, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Narcissi, 
 
  
 
glove, hardy phlox, ladies wash bowl, 
begonia, flowering Jew. 25 doz. snow 
drop, 40c doz. hollyhock, 35c. Running 
roses, pink velvet roses, snowball, but- 
ter and egg, 20c doz. Mrs. bh. MM, 
Teague, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 68. 
Purple and yellow fris, golden glow, 
violets, fall pinks, narcissi, jonauils, 
foxglove, hardy phlox, 25 doz. Holly- 
hocks, white, red. pink, 40c doz. Be- 
sonia cuttings. birdeye bush, 25 ed. 
Grass pinks, dusty miller, 20c doz, 
Snowball, honeysuckle vine, 20c ea. 
Butter and egg, 25c doz, Add postage. 
Mrs. Roxie Plumley, Filijay, Ga. Rt. 4. 
Red canna bulbs, 20c ea. Rose color 
Chrysanthemum plants. English dog- 
wood cuttings. Evergreen hedge, 10c ea. 
Tvey vine cuttings. 5 ea. Mrs. A. L. 
Branan, 217 Duncan Ave., Macon. Ga. 
One large sardenia or cane Jessa. 
mine, $25. Call and see. Have to be 
moved in truck, cannot deliver. Also 
buttercup and jonquil bulbs, $1 per GC. 
Mrs. Ben. T. Echols. Philomath,. Ga. 
_White narcissi and Chinese Sacred 
lily bulbs, mixed, anticnon vine, pink, 
eh. > Se es: 6 differ- 
ies. Mrs. H. Pollar 4 a 
nee St., Fitzgerald, Ga. So ee 
Snowberry, red and white berry 
varieties, 18 to 24 inches, 30c ea. 10 
weening willows. 2 1-2 to 3 feet. $2.50. 
e a bells,  pink creve myr- 
es, large size, $5. Lois 
Greenvil'e, Ga. Rt. 1. eos et 
Burpee Blend of giant fancy pansy 
plants, mixed colors. Very fine vari- 
ety. Will be ready by Thanksgiving. 
One cent each. Add 7 cents for post- 
 
  
 
     
   
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930, 
age. Mrs. O. E. Browning, Rt. 4, Doe- 
 
run, Ga. ; 
 
Native azaleas, mixed colors, 
white, pink and yellow. Also Rhodo- 
dendrons, mountain laurels, 
pine, all well rooted, 2 to 4 feet, 6 for 
$1.00, 12 for $1.75. Red japonicas, coral 
erry bushes, butterfly bushes, 6 for $1 
12 for $1.75. Pink and. white trailing 
 
hardy ferns, 50c per doz. True white 
violets, 50c per doz. Orange lily bulbs, 
 
April blooming narcissus, yellow trum- 
pet daffodils, and snowdrop bulbs, all 
 
Ga. 
 
$1 per doz. 
 
Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz. Am- 
 
t}erican beauty roses, Mt. laurels, and 
 
coral berry bushes, 25c ea, 6 for $1. 
 
per doz. 10 choice rooted roses, for $1 
pink spirea, Anthony Waterer, 35c ea, 
3 for $1 Yellow dogwood, 3 for 50c 
Golden yellow june lilies, 35c per doz, 
3 doz for $1. Althea lilies, 8 for $1, 
Blue Jap iris lilies, 3 for 25c. shasta 
daisies, 35c per doz, 3 doz for $1. Pink 
and white trailing arbutus, 50c per doz. 
White violets, 20c per doz. 
liams, 25c per doz. 
Morganton, Ga. 
 
doz. Cheaper by lots. 2 doz. dbl, nar- 
cissi, large clusters, 
measure about 2 in. $1 doz. 50 single, 
April narcissi, 50c. Dryphus Fountain, 
Ft. Valley, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
10 cupful of seed; touch-me-not seed, 
all kinds, 15c cupful; little red and yel- 
low marigold, each, 10c cup. ; 
Stover, Pisgah, Ga, : 
 
  
 
*}add postage. 
 
jonquils Iris, golden glaw,. 
malards, violets, fall pinks, purple fox- |. 
 
cissi, 25 doz. $1. a 100; rosebud ger. 
 
cut. 5c each; bright red and pink ger. 
 
5c each; sweetgum vine, 5c cut: sweet 
 
Williams, pink, 25c doz plants; elephant 
 
ear plants, well rooted, 10c each. R. C. 
Albertson, Murrayville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
red, 
 
Spruce . 
arbutus, evergreen galax plants, and 
 
looming size, 0c per doz., or $3 per . 
100 bulbs. Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay, 
 
Native azaleas, pink, yellow and red,  
American or globe arbor 
vitae, 20 to 22 inches, 30c and 40c each.  
 
Evergreen rhododendrons, 35c ea. $1.50 . 
 
Sweet Wil- | 
Mrs. A. Wilson, 
 
Sev. hundred each, yellow <dbl.) red 
and orange centered, dbl. cannas, 45c. 
 
blooming  size,  
 
Bachelor buttons, white and red, = 
 
R. GC, 
 
Cream and white Apr. plooming nar- 
 
Old time sweet violets, the var. that . 
grew in our grand-mothers gardens,  
 
le each. Postage with order. 
Ella Trimble, Adairsville; Ga. 
Grass pinks, 15 cts per doz; 4 doz for 
 
50 cts; orange lilies, 15 cts per doz; 10 
 
doz.for $1; purple and white Iris, mixed 
 
20-cts per doz; 3 doz. for 50 cts; Ara- _ 
 
bian lilies, 15'cts per doz; 4 doz for 50 
cts; Victoria and Golden Spur daffodils, 
30 cts per doz; 3 doz for $1; chinese 
 
lantern. 30 cts each; Dorothy Perkins | 
 
roses, 60 cts per doz; all under 50 cts 
Mrs. Christine McLeod, 
RFD 2, College Park, Ga. vB 
 
Four and five in. dwarf boxwood 
plants, 50 for $1.50; $2.50 per hundred: 
 
white and red snowberry, 18 to 24. in. 35 
 
Miss _ 
 
cts each; arborvitae, 12 to 18 in. 40.cts 
 
each, 2 for 75 cts; altheas, double white 
 
with red eye, 35 cts or 4 for $1; white  
kerria, 35 cts or 4 for $1: white spirea, 
 
25 cts; Cherokee roses, 65 cts per doz: 
 
$4.50 per hundred. All orders prepaid, 
 
amounting to $3 or more. Mrs. John 
Rodgers, RFD 1. Greenville, Ga. 
 
Lemon lilies, $1 per hundred: giant 
Irish, blue flag lifes, $1 per hundred; 
cannas, fire ball, 40 cts per doz; dusty 
mi'ler, 15 cts. white peonies, 40 cts ea; 
Boston fern, 25 cts each: crested and 
moss fern, 20 cts each; green and 
 
white striped Wandering Jew and blue 
 
blooming Wondering Jew, 15 cts each: 
maple, red and beefsteak begonias, 20 
cts each; chicken foot moss. 10 cts ea; 
rose, salmon and American Beauty sul- 
tanas, rooted, 15 cts each; fireball, ge- 
ranium, 20 cts; red rosebud, white ger- 
 
anium, rooted, 15 cts each. Marsena 
 
Hughey, RFD 1, Ranger, Ga. : 
 
Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz: pink, 
yellow, red azaleas, $1 per doz; Ameri- 
can arbor vitae, 25 cts. each: blue ber- 
ries, 75 cts per doz; boxwood, 25 cts 
each; red japonicas, 25 cts each; white 
dogwood, 
35 cts per doz; trailing arbutus, 25 cts 
per doz; hardy ferns, $1 per doz; peren- 
nial phlox, 30 cts per doz; sweet wil- 
liams, 30 cts per doz; mountain laurel, 
$1 per doz; mountain ivy, $1 per doz; 
white violets, 15 cts per doz, Mrs. 
Boon Wilson Morganton, Ga. 
 
Spirea, 1 1-2 to 2 ft. high, 35 cts ea; 
4 for $1.30..... Golden spirea, 50 cts ea. 
Dwarf creve myrtle, deep red, 75 cts, 
small bushes, 50 cts: Rosa Ruzgosas, 
pink, red and white, 1 1-2 to 2 ft. high, 
0 cts each, 3 for $1.40. Iris, Crimson 
King, $1 per doz; Pallida Dalmatica, 
$1.75 per doz. Queen of May, $1 per 
doz; Lemon yellow iris, $1.25 per doz. 
Orange Phenix daffodils, 50 cts per doz 
 
$5 per hundred. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Rt. 
 
1, Auburn, Ga. 
 
  
 
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15 cts each; orange day lilies,  
   
 bayonet, 15 each; 
 
ursday, November 6, 1980. A 
_ Flowers and Seed 
 
For Sale 
 
_Altheas, all col. 18 to 24 in., mock 
orange 2 to 3 ft. forsythia, 18 to 24 in. 
spirea, Van Houtti and Billardi, both 
3 to 4 ft, weigelas, 3 to 4 ft. All 20c 
each; hydrangea, 2 to 3 : 
thony Waterer spirea, 18 to 24 in. 25 
each; Chinese arborvitae, 2 : 
-50c each; Irish junipers, -3 ft. 35c ea. 
Al] FOB. Mrs. M. L. Westbrook, Bre- 
men, Ga. 
White and purple Easter lilies, 35c 
 
  
 
doz sprengeria ferns, 15c each, 2 for 
 
25c; bunch red verbena 25c; fine pur- 
 
ple verbena, 20c doz. everblooming 
 
red, pink begonias, 5c cut. 6 for 25c; 
 
butter and eggs, 2 doz. 25c; small 
 
white daisy seed, 5c tbls. Add post- 
 
: Mrs. Pearl Thompson, Royston, 
{. 
 
seed, pansy, hollyhocks, sweet wiliiam, 
sweet peas, snapdragons, 10c _pkt. 
postpaid. Now ready; Weeping Palm 
(the wonder of the world), very or- 
namental, 
ground. Stands dust and dry air. 
Jack of sunshine. 20c a pkg. Jap. 
rose bushes, roses on them in 8 wks. 
and bloom every 10 wks. winter and 
summer; grows in house in winter 
and ground in summer; roses the year 
round. 18 pkg. 
lin, Ga. 405 Mary St.  
Orepe myrtle, 3 tt. migh, 50c; lilac. 
2 ft. 3 for 50c; cologne rose, 3 for 50c. 
Mrs. Alice Garner, Palmetto, Ga. 
Purple iris, 75c a 100; jonquils and 
day lilies, 50c a 100; red cannas, 35c 
a doz hardy sweet peas, 3 for 10c; 
pink and purple verbena, 10c doz. pink 
and white monthly roses, 10c each, 3 
for 25c; pink climbing roses, rooted. 
-10c each, 25c doz. pink almonds, 50c 
doz. crepe myrtle, honeysuckles, brid- 
al wreath, Brides Bouquet and golden 
bells, all well rooted. 10c each, 3 for 
25c; wisteria, 10c each. 1 monthly 
rose given free with any $1 order. 
Miss Jemima Barnes. Oakman, Ga. 
Many kinds of flower seed, 5c per 
generous pkg. postpaid; balsam in 
_ pink, purple, lavender, red, striped. or 
mix, col; blue Chinese _forget-me- 
nots. five col. petunias, Calif. poppy 
mixed, Calliopsis, crimson, yellow. or 
mixed; dianthus pinks; white snap- 
dragons, snow-on-the-mtn. and many 
others. All seed from choice flowers. 
Marion McConnell. Cornelia, Ga. 
-_ Cherokee hedge. rose. $2 a 100; $15 
M. Carefully: packed. and postpaid. J. 
-W. Toole. Macon, Ga. Rt. 2. 
About. 200 well rooted Calif. privet 
hedge. 25c doz. $1.75 a 100. J. P. Les- 
_ ter Marshaliville, Ga. | 
_. Daffodils, snowdrops and carmine 
lily bulbs. each, 40c doz. Mrs. W. O 
- Yates. Quitman, Ga. Rt. 3. 
+ Large, dbl. rose pink and large dbl 
dwarf red cannas. 25 for 3 bulbs, 75c 
doz. Also tall. red, yellow variegated. 
65c per doz. Add postage. Mrs. A. 
_G. Clarke. Abbeville. Ga. Rt. 2. 
Calif. hedge in big bushes, Spanish 
sweet gum and 
white dozwood. Mrs. E. L. Smith 
- Monticello. Ga. Rt. 2. 
4 Red canna bulbs, Sec each, 50c doz. 
Cash with order. Prompt shipment 
Postazve 25c extra. C. L. Newsome 
Matthews, Ga. : 
 Nandina Domestica, Pyracantha 
Coccinea Lalandi, strong, 2 yr. old 
jants, 50c ea. postpaid. Miss Mary 
 
Lewis, Cornelia. Ga. 
Dif. col. sultanas, begonias, dif. 
kinds, fuschia, cactus. all 15 each: 
13 dif. kinds ger. $1.30. or 15 each: 
variecated and blue weeping lantanas 
and cane jasmine. 25c each: runnine 
~ cedar. 50c: white and pink hydrangea 
_ 25c each: dbl. butter and eges, white 
- and yellow joncuils. 20 doz. $1 a 100 
 
All well rooted. Cash with order 
Money crder. Mrs. Thornton Mc- 
Curley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
Blue, Roman hyacinths, 50c doz 
white narcissi and innquils, each, $1 
a 100: Faster lilies. 20c each bulb of 
large size: blue violets. $1 a 100 
white and blue iris, each, 50c doz 
white spireas, rooted, 6 for 75c; 25 
flower cut. $1. Add postage. Mrs. S. 
Fulcher, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
2 dbl. petunias. 20c not rooted; 1 
squirre!] tail fern, 10c well rooted; ger. 
_knifeblade cactus, both well rooted. 
- 10c each: white, vellow pinks, 60 
doz. honevsuckle 20 bunch: 2 well 
rooted boxwoods. 59c; mtn. laurel. 
small $4. 2 doz. large, $6 for 3. doz 
cedar cut. 10 cut. $1. Add postage 
on smal! orders. Dollie Seabolt, Dah- 
 
 lonega, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
Small palms that erow to be very 
| Targe, 50c each: veriwinkle seed in 
sand, ready to plant, 50c pt. $1 at. 
_ Tollyhock seed, same price; china 
 
thy 
Grown in pots or open. 
 
D. L. Hunter, Dub-: 
 
  
 
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berry trees, small, 50c. B. O. Tiller, 
Brunswick, Ga. C-o B. O. Fussell. 
Jerusalem cherry plants, nice size, 
ready for setting for Xmas, 10c each 
and postage. Exch, for blue or white 
Roman hyacinths, blooming size 
bulbs. Ea. to pay postage. Mrs. W. 
P. Wall, Stockbridge, Ga. 
 
Large bunches, well rooted red ev- 
erblooming begonias, 13c, and maiden 
hair ferns, 12c; coral vines, 10c and 
15 each; cactus, 5 in. pieces, 10c. All 
del. and well rooted. Mrs. A. S, Paulk. 
Ocilla, Ga. : 
 
Crepe myrtle, watermelon pink. 
well rooted, 15c and 20c each. Mrs. 
James A, Scott,.Carroliton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Dif. kinds rose cut. 5c each, 7 for 
25c; Maples, white pines, 25c each, 5 
for $1, mtn. laurel and ivy, 3 for 25c: 
black gum, 3 for 25c; fine oaks, 15c 
each; winter ferns, 15c doz. Dollie 
Blackwell, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
-Rooted. shrubbery, fragrant garde- 
nia, Be we jasmine and crepe myrtle. 
25 each. 6 for $1; white lilac, cedar, 
honeysuckle, sweet shrub and Doro- 
Perkins rambler roses, 20c each. 
5 for $1. Mrs. W. R. Thompson, Law- 
renceville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
_ Azaleas, rhododendrons, spruce 
pine. mtn. laurel, 6 for $1, $1.75 doz. 
Crabapple, 25; Hills of Snow, 35c: 
white lilac, butterfly bush, red jap- 
onicas,- all 25c each; hedge, $2 a 100: 
golden bells, 2 for 25c; evergreen 
ferns, 3 for 25c; trailing arbutus, mix. 
dahlia buttons, 75c doz. Mrs. W..R. 
eell, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
White iris, 15 doz. 75c a 100; Cher- 
okee roses, 3 for 25c: Cedar trees, 24 
to 36 in. 2 for 35c; purple lilac, Eng. 
dogwood, and watermelon pink crepe 
myrtle, 2 for 25c; pink almond and 
Van Houtte spirea, 15c each; cape jas- 
mine and silver maple, 2 for 25c: 
daffodils, 15c doz. er $1 a 100. Mrs. L. 
G. Sanders, Dewvrose. Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Red and purple verbena, 25c doz 
vellow and red. large, blooming can- 
nas, 35 doz. white bridal wreath. 50c 
doz. Add postage. Miss Jamie Ben~- 
nett. Cordele. Ga. Rt. D. 
 
Salmon sultanas, and geraniums. 
white. red, rosebud and salmon, sin- 
ele, all 15c each. Cash with order 
Miss G. B. McLane, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 
 
5 
 
 Tris, canna and pink Fairy lilies. 
0c doz. Virginia Creeper porch vine. 
white Star jasmine and forsythias 
rosted, 15 each; sweet violets, 25 a 
100: everblooming Dit begonias 
rooted, 10c each. Add postage. Mrs. 
E. L, Rovers, Griffin, Ga. 
 
Large. leaf banana cannas, brides 
houcuet, bridal wreath, pink and yel- 
low honeysuckle. crepe myrtle, 7 sis- 
ter roses, flowerine almonds, pint 
conch beronias. Boston ferns, all wel! 
rooted, 10 each: purnlie foxglove 
lemon cannas, pink oxalis. red, snz. 
cer. white Angel Trumpet, cut. 5c ea 
nurple wisteria, everbearine fie. pink 
American rose, 15c each: butter and 
eeas, yellow jonauils, little vellow 
narcissi. 20e doz. 6 doz $1. 
age. Mrs. Z. C. Adams. Juniper, Ga. 
 
Cluster, flowered white  narcissi 
first size bulbs. $2 a 100. Specia 
price on Jarge auantities. Mrs. J. H 
Jones. Brooks. Ga. : , 
 
500 Amaryllis. large bulbs. 25c, $2.59 
ver doz: medium bulbs. 15 cts each 
or $1.50 per doz. Laree white Calla 
lies, 25 ets each or $2 per doz. Paner 
white narcissi. 5 cts each or 50 cts 
ner doz. Godfrevs everblooming cal- 
19. lilies. 25c each or $2.50 ner doz 
Miss Nolda Brewer, 119 Flamingo 
Drive. Macon. Ga. 
 
25 prettv boxwood plants, well root- 
od. $1.50 for 196. 3 rooted cane jas- 
mines. AN cts del. 3 rooted crene 
mvurties. 75 cts. del. 5 rooted macnolia 
olanesa, trees, $1 del. Blue Poman hv- 
arinth bulbs. 1 doz. for 50 cts del 
hernkee roses, 75 cts per dog. AYP 
syders prepaid and parked with care 
virs. B. L. Robinsen. Greenville, Ga- 
Well rooted boxwoed plants. 2 vre 
 
ala. $1 per doz. White and hemltocr. 
 
nines. $1.59 per doz. - Purple lilac. 18 
atg each: snow ball. 15 cts each: root- 
ad juniner trees. 1 to 1 1-2 ft. 50 cts 
aach: red and white strined Wender- 
ine Jew. 2 for 5 cts. Miss Ruth White 
RFI 1, Box 83. Dahlonesa. Ga. 
 
Giant mized pansv niants. 25e per 
Anz. Mixed colors nhiox and sweet 
wilfiam nlants. $1 ner hundred: tuhe- 
vances 3 for 95 cts: white Bacter rose 
hishes: white star jasmine vines, wis- 
teriqg. 15 cts each: 8&8 different 
onttines, 95 cts: red and vellnw can- 
nas 4 ete ner daz: yatlow and varie- 
cated dahiia bulbs 50 cts ner dor: 
nink peony roses. 95 ects each: white 
Aue. lilies. 25 cts: Oriental orchic 
hiths. 2 for $1, Mrs. Lois Tanner. 
Dewy Rose. Ga. 
 
Roxwood tree cuttings, 25c per cut- 
 
ting, cash with order. Yellow jas- 
 
-Add post- 
 
rose |. 
 
ner daz: 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
mine, 25 ts per cutting; purple root- 
ed lilac, 25 and 50 cts per cutting. 
Mixed bulbs, daffodils, butter and 
egg, jonquil, white and _ purple iris, 
narcissi, blue hyacinth, $1 per hun- 
dred. Mrs. Hailey Moss, RFD 2, Dewy 
Rose, Ga. 
 
Conch shell begonias, 25 cts each; 
gladioli, mixed colors, 50 cts per doz; 
double and single daffodils, $1 per 
hundred; narcissi, 35 cts per doz: 
hardy phlox, 35 cts per doz; ribbon 
grass, 10 cts each; Chistmas cactus, 
20 cts each; snowballs, 35 ects each: 
Shasta daisies, 25 cts per doz; box- 
woods, 30 cts each; pink weigelas, 10 
cts each; American Beauty rose free 
with each $1 order. Add_ postage. 
Miss Lillian Dawes, Ellijay, Ga, 
 
St. Augustine grass cuttings, $1 per 
bu. Large purple violets, 50 cts per 
hundred; orange day lilies, 30 cts per 
doz; milk and. wine lilies, 40 cts per 
doz; President Red, King Humbert 
canna lilies, 30 cts per doz; pink 
zetharanthes lilies, 45 cts per doz; 
flowering maple, 10 cts each. Stiff 
leaf caladium bulbs, 15 cts. All prices 
feb Alma. Will exchange monthly 
roses for any kind of shrubbery. Miss 
A. Dixon, Box 55, Alma, Ga. 
 
Daffodil bulbs, 20 cts per doz; white 
jonquil bulbs, 20 cts per doz; pink and 
salmon pink sultanas, 5 cts per cut- 
ting; 8 dif. kinds begonias, 7 dif. 
kinds cactus, 5 cts per cutting; red 
and pink justicia, pink and salmon 
pink and red geraniums, 5 cts each. 
4 different kinds of ferns, 15 cts per 
bunch. All labeled and packed in 
wet? moss. All postpaid on orders over 
oe cts. Mrs. Josephine Spear, Mitchell 
 
a. 
 
Blooming size coral vines, 15 cts ea 
 for 75 cts; verbena, red and white 
20 cts per doz, 3 doz for 50 cts; arbor 
vitae, 2 yrs, old, 7-6in., 30 cts each,  
for 80 cts; 3 yr. old, 10 13 in. 50 cts 
3 for $1.25. White hydrangeas, wel. 
rooted, 20 cts each; Japanese bush 
honeysuckle, 20 cts each; large dou- 
ble pink poppy seed, 5 cts per pkg 
Also Fla. sweet pea seed, 5 cts per 
pkg. Add postage for inquiries and 
postage for all orders under 25 cts. 
_ Ida Taylor, RFD 2, Arlington. 
 
Bs 28 
 
Mountain laurel,  and white ivy 
mountain honeysuckle, holly, . white 
pines, spruce pines,* poplar, maple 
dogwood, all from 1 to 3 ft. high, $1 
per doz; also mountain fern, trailine 
arbutus, Indian firewood, 50 cts per 
doz. Add postage. Roy A. Grindle 
RFD 1, Dahlonega, Ga. e 
Rhododendrons, $1 per doz; red and 
yellow azaleas, $1 per doz; Japanese 
barberry bush, 25 cts per doz: red 
Japonicas, 25 cts each; purple lilac. 
25 cts each; junipers and arbor vitae. 
 
boxwoods, all well rooted, 25 cts each: 
 
wisteria vines, 20 cts each; pink per- 
ennial phlox. 25 cts per doz. All wel! 
rooted. Mrs. Bonnie Abercrombie. 
Morganton, Ga. 
100 small boxwood plants, al) 
sizes to 5 in, $3.50. All colors month- 
ly tea roses, one white running rose 
Martha Washington. all plants 2. yrs 
old. 25 cts each. Lilac, crepe myrtle 
eolden bells, deutzia. white spirea 
butterfly bush. weeping widow. brida 
wreath. 25 cts each or 5 for $1. Three 
nice plants of anonymous evergreens 
- 50 cts. All postoaid. Mrs. Ella 
zobinson, RFD 3. Greenville, Ga. 
Amarvllis, 50 cts each; white lilv 
bulbs, 40 cts: red Easter lily, 75 ct< 
ner doz. Variegated eladioli. 40 cts 
ner doz: woodbine. well rooted, 25 ct- 
each. Govt. insp. No exchange. Mrs 
eS Wisenbaker, RFD 3, Lake Park 
 
a. 
 
Red verbena, 12 rooted bunches, 1 
Sweet scented winter blooming purpl- 
violets. rooted plants. $1 per hundred: 
Amarvilis bulbs. different colors, 5 far 
$1: dewdron bulbs. 50 cts per hun- 
dred; bluehell bulbs. $1 per hundred 
wild cowslins. wild violets. bloodroot 
#1 ner hundred. Mrs. A. A. Carey 
RFT) 1 Rovston, Ga. : 
 
Watermelon crene myrtle, holl< 
magnolia. white dogwood, red and 
 
--flver maple. various sizes. Also yuc- 
 
eas. winter pinks. red rambler rose 
woodbine, purple wisteria. will ex- 
ehange for sunflower seed, white 
sacks, cabbage seed. crowder peas 
chickens and errs. vetch-or rape seed 
a Wm. E. Burch. RFD 1, Helena 
IA. 
 
Red doewnod. 4 for 25 cts: native 
vel and vellow azaleas, 3 for 25 cts. ar 
"5 cts ner doz. Giche arbor vitae, 20 
ots sach: oniden hell hushes. 15 cts es 
ar 3 for 25 cts: tiver Hlv hulbs. 25 cts 
red beauty velvet Jananese 
rose bushes, 20 cts each: pink Amer- 
ican Beauty rose bushes, 20 cts per 
doz; blue iris, 40 cts per doz: golden 
glow, 25 cts per doz, Al nice, well 
 
  
 
White, Ga, Rt. 1. Box 
 
rooted. Mrs. M. A. Abercrombie, Lo 
ing, Ga. ~ 
 
Hedge grass, 
fox gloves, 3 for 25 cts; 
lilies, 3 for 25 cts; pink and yelloy 
peachtree roses, 15 cts; mounta 
laurel. spruce pine, white pine, 6 
50 cts; larger sizes, 40 cts each. Oar 
nation pinks, 20 cts; balm of giliad, 
25 cts. Red blooming maple, 20  
ne Wil] White, RFD 1, Dahlonega, 
 
a. 
 
Boxwood plants, $1 per doz, $40 
M. Cape jasmine, lilac, watermeion 
crepe myrtle, spirea, well rooted, 25. 
cts; blackberry lilies, $1.50 per doz; 
magnolia glaucia trees, rooted, 50 cts 
each, 3 for $1; Bird of Paradise, can: 
na bulbs, $1 per doz; $35 per M. Sat 
isfaction guaranteed. Mrs. C. M. Rob 
inson, Greenville, Ga, 
 
Double crimson japonicas, 2 yrs old 
25 cts each, or 4 yr old plants, 50 cts 
each. Deep red crepe myrtle, 45 cts 
each; jonquils, 30 cts per doz; box- 
wood, $1 each; double white zinnias, 
60 cts per doz; peach tree roses, 20 
cts each; hardy phlox, 50 cts each; 
evergreens, 20 cts per doz. Miss Clyde 
Barrett, RFD 3, Box 58, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Blue iris. 25 cts per doz or $1 per 
hundred; jonquils, 25 cts per doz 
$1 per hundred. Butter and eggs, 
Apr. blooming narcissi, snowdrops, 25 
cts per doz; $1 per hundred. Yellow 
 
10 cts per hundred 
yellow flag 
 
lilies, 25 cts per doz; house leak; 25 
 
cts per doz; dusty miller, 25 cts per 
doz; all colors small chrysanthemums, : 
25 ets per doz; double pink hollyhocks, | 
 for 50 cts; variezated double holly 
hoek, 6 for 50 cts; dahlias, 6 for 5 ots; 
monthly roses, climbing variety, 76c 
each; English box wood, 1 to 2 ft, 
50 cts; striped yard grass, 25 cts pe 
lump; Christmas blooming j ine, 
2 ets. Add pose Mrs. W , F. 
eek, Ga. 
 
5 ets per doz; imp. white single Hya-~- 
cinths, 75 cts per doz; butter and gg, 
daffodil and white Iris, 25 cts per doz. 
Mo order filled for less than 50 cts. 
No stamps accepted. Mrs. M. T. Tan- 
ner, RFD 1, Box 8, Sandersville, Ga.  
_ Few thousand mixed winter bulbs 
to sell yet, as it is time of the year 
to plant. 14 leading named _ gpiadioli, 
$1.25 per doz; rose cuttings, 20 varie- 
ties, 5 cts mee eutting;. jonquils, Im- 
perior, small varieties daffodils, yel- 
low narcissi, April white narcissi, $1 
 
 to 12 in, 15 cts each. Yellow Baster 
rose. 15 cts each. Add postage for or- 
ders less than $1. State pected. 
Miss Lillian Thomas, Haralson, Ga. | 
Madonna lilies, 20 cts per bulb, 5 
for $1. No less than 2 bulbs mailed. 
Mrs. F. Lloyd, Hiawassee, Ga. 
. Galax plants, 2 for 25. cts; ha 
hydrangea or kills of snow, 25 cts ez 
zolden glow, 30 cts per doz; butterfly 
bushes, 35 cts each; double daffodil 
bulbs, 75 cts per hundred; bleeding 
heart, white azaleas, 50 cts ach; pink, 
red and yellow azaleas, mountain 
aurel and rhododendron, 6 for $1; 
winter ferns, trailing arbutus, $3 fo 
25 cts; wild crab apple, English dog- 
wood, altheas, 25 cts each; flowering 
quince, flowering almond, 15 cts each 
ourple lilac, bridal wreath, 20 cts ea 
lavender and smoke iris, 3 for 25 cts 
evergreen myrtle, 6 for 25 cts; flow- 
aring locust,:25 cts each; birdseye, | 
sts each; sweet william plants, 3. for 
25 ets; Apr. blooming white narcissi, 
20 cts per doz; Shasta daisies, butte 
and egg, 35 cts per doz; spruce and 
white pine, 25 cts each. Mrs. D, 
YWeery, RFD 1. Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Boxwood and arborvitae, altheas, 
 
snowballs, all 25 cts each; evergreen 
 
zyalax and trailing arbutus, 50c doz 
sink cherokee roses, $1 doz. mtn. lau- 
els and ivy, 15c each; winter ferns, 
Oc doz. flowering peach  trees, 25 
each; choice monthly blooming roses, 
51 doz. yellow thornless roses, 25 ea 
ved japonicas, 25c each; Jap. r- 
verry, $1 doz. All well rooted. A 
see he a Reby Abercrombie, Lov 
ing, Ga. = 
White and red bachelor buttons 
seed. 15 cup; rince feathers, 15c 
spoonful, marigolds, red and yellc 
15 cup. Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pisgah, 
 
Ga, 
Glad. bulbs, pink, 2 doz. 
2c doz: 200 each narcissi and daffo- 
dils. each var. $1.50; fragrant lemen 
lily bulbs, 25e a doz; 1-2 doz. Amaryl- 
Hs, 75c: 1 dog. pink day lilies, 40c: 2 
doz. blue flags, 25c; 1-2 doz. grass 
ninks, white, 10c each. or 50c for the 
Ce doz. police  yates 
red peonies, each, 75c per lot; 1-2. 
be abl 
 
lot, Mrs. - 
 
  
   
 P earenrr | 
_ Flowers and Seed 
 
For Sale 
 
_ Healthy, field grown abelia plants, 
' yrs. old, 18 in. to 2 ft. 50c each; 
thite American Beauty roses, 2 yrs. 
d, pink Mamon  Cochet and Paul 
eyron, 40c each. Mrs. G. C. Blan- 
chard, Appling, Ga. 
 
Well rooted. running roses, bright 
red with rose in pod, also white and 
pink, same kind, rooted, 10 or exch. 
 
yellow monthly roses, hibiscus, or 
 
ed fruit; also old fashioned red 
velvet rose, pink hydrangea, sev. col. 
ger. pink and purple crepe myrtle and 
Thanksgiving cactus, all 10c each, or 
exch. as above. Mrs. J. P| Smith, Sr. 
Homerville, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 37. 
 
Pink and lavender. crepe myrtle, 
blooming size, old fashioned seedling 
goose plums, nice plants, Van Houtte 
spirea, all 25c each; yellow jasmine, 
15c; pink oleanders, well rooted, and 
periwinkle, blue and partridge vine, 
 
ice bunches, all 25c each. Postage 
 
paid on 50c orders. Mrs. M. H. Walk- 
er, Grantville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Snowball, altheas, spruce _ pines, 
crabapple, laurels, and arborvitae, all 
25c each; flowering peach tree, sugar 
plums, white pines, all 20c each; 1 
doz, choice roses, $1; Jap. barberry 
bushes, $1 doz. Add postage. H. G. 
Abercrombie, Loving, Ga. 
 
1 large, old fashioned boxwood. bush 
6 ft. high, almost perfect. in shape 
and 1-4 ft. not so well shaped, $35 
 
r both on the yard. 1-2 cash, bal. 
in grain, poultry or anything can use. 
Mrs. Chas. H.. Ogletree, 
Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Boxwoods: 600 2 ft. high; 700 2 1-2 
ft. All or any amt. for sale. Write or 
 
. 6 mi, N. E. Alpharetta, Ga. 
 
mi. east No. 9 Highway. Mrs. R. C. 
Martin, Alpharetta, Ga... 
 
40 old fashioned boxwood, 3 to 4 
1-2 ft. tall for sale in 1 lot. S: E. Giles 
Winder, Ga., Rt. 1.  
 
_ Fine plants 6 in. to 3 ft, or more, 
cedar, sweet gum, hickory, orange ev- 
 
_ergreen, privet, Cherokee roses, Sspl- 
rea. Write for prices if interested. 
E. B. Matthews. Irwinton. Ga. 
 
Junipers, 4-7 ft. and 2-3 ft. $10 ea. 
or $50 for lot; red poppy seed, $1 for 
 
ot. 1 red cedar, 10 ft. high, $25. All 
 
obe sold on the ground. Benn Akins, 
Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 39. 
 
Large boxwood, 21 to 34 in. tall, 15 
 
o 36 in. spread. 6 or more, if desired. 
Write or call, for prices. Miss Eva 
B. Ballard, Zebulon, Ga. 
 
45 4 yr. old Irish junipers, av. ht., 
 
$3 to 4 ft. 75c each 30 2 yrs. old, about 
 
94 in. high, 50c each, or $12 for lot; 
 
also 12 one yr. old, 40c each, or $4 
 
doz. All at my home. Mrs. W. 
iller, Lula, Ga. eS 
 
70 well rooted cape jasmines, 15c 
 
sh, $8 for lot. Mrs. W. B. Lindsey, 
Lenox, Ga. 
- Small palms, 50c each, $3.50 
also coxcomb and periwinkle flower 
seed for sale. . B. O. Fussell, 
 
Brunswick, Ga . 
= 25c each, del or ex- 
gladioli bulbs, tu- 
lips, or japonicas. Write first. Wm. 
. Weeks, Harlem, Ga. 
Small leaf privet hedge bushes, 
well rooted, 12 to 20 in. high, 90c a 
0. or 500 for $4 postpaid; red_myr- 
le bushes, 35 and 50c ach. Mrs. A. 
P Gladden, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Red glad. bulbs, 35c doz. daffodils 
0c doz. Rosemary, rooted. 30 doz. 
red flowering cannas, each; 
Thanksgiving and Xmas cactus, 10c 
each; sycamore trees, 25, 40 and 50c 
each: mock orange trees, 30 and 50c 
h. Mrs. Travis Kirkland, Douglas, 
Ga, Rt. 1. eX 
urple and white Easter lilies, yel- 
low butter-cups and white narcissi 
bulbs dbl. yellow, red and variecated 
canna Mlies, old time purple altheas 
and cuince bushes, rooted and grow- 
ge Sell or exch. for 100 Ib. cap. 
white feed or suzar sacks. Mrs. Mae 
~ Enelish, Locust Grove, Ga. Rt. 3. 
red Pres. canna, 
 
  
 
Crawfordville, 
 
eep cose pink, 18 to 20 blooms to 
 
stalk, $4 a 100, $20 a 100; Queen Hel- 
, variegated, very prolific, $1.50 a 
 
.100, $10 M. Eureka, large cream 
 
white, extra fine, $1 doz. white and 
 
pink oleanders, well rooted, 50c each; 
 
E dos, pink rooted, 25c: cuttings, $1 
0 
 
%. pink crepe myrtle, 15c each; 
laffodils, jonquils, butter-cups and 
glad. mixed, all blooming size bulbs, 
1 a 100; 20 dif. var: monthly roses, 
mix. cut. $1 a 100; large clump Dor- 
othy Perkins, 25c each, 5 for $1; Roy- 
al lily bulbs, have 10 to 13 blooms to 
stalk, 5 for $1; milk and wine lily 
 
eS 
\ 
 
  
 
h; Ligustrum Lucid: ; 
 
 MAREET 
 
ter _narcissi, $1 a 100, $6 ML. Mrs. A. 
R. Camp, Cordele, Ga. : 
 
Snowballs, pink wei 25 each; 
Jap. barberry hedge b . 10c; har- 
dy phlox, 2 doz. 25c; iris bulbs, 30c 
doz. hardy hibiscus, altheas, dbl. pink 
almond, and red Jap. quince, 10c ea; 
blue spider wart, 15c doz. orange day 
lilies, 25 doz. Mrs. Oscar. Silver, 
Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Purple and lavender iris, $125 per 
100; bridal bouquet, pink almonds, 
golden bells, purple lilac, 10c each; 
shasta daisies, 15 doz. sword lilies, 
25c.each. Exch. for white sacks. Add 
postage. Mrs. J. lL. Frix, Talking 
Rock, Ga, Rb. 2. 
 
Lilacs, weigelas, 20c each; snow- 
drops and pink crepe myrtles, 15c ea; 
daffodils and jonquils, 15c doz, white 
narcissi, 20c doz. red and yellow can- 
nas, 50c doz. cape jasmine, 25c each; 
boxwoods, $1.25 doz. Black walnut 
bushes, 25c each. All well rooted Add 
postage. Mrs. W. V. Thompson, Bre- 
men, Ga. Rt. 1. fess 
 
Snowballs, 2 to 3 ft. 20c each; yel- 
low jasmine vines, 25c each; variegat- 
ed yellow and white mums, 20c doz. 
75c a 100; any amount up to 1 M. 
plants dwarf boxwoods, evergreens, 
rooted, 3 yrs. old, $1 each;: large size, 
8 yrs. old (too large to ship by mail), 
$5 each; ee and yellow primroses, 
25e doz. other of Pearl bulbs, 
15 each; large Black Prince iris 
(grows 40 in. tall); 3 black velvet iris 
bulbs, 50e doz. $2 a 100. Any amount 
up to 600 or 700 bulbs. Yellow can- 
na tubers, 50e doz. velvet roses, Dor- 
othy Perkins, 25c each. Add postage 
on orders for less than $1. Miss El- 
sie Padgett, Ella Gap, Ga. 
 
3 doz. paper white narcissi, $1 doz. 
$2.50 for lot. Mrs, C. J. Ashley, Edison, 
 
Ga. \ 
 
Blue, Grape hyacinths, 50c per 100 
bulbs. Ray Johnson, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 
1. Box 26. - 
 
100 pink crepe myrtle, from 8 in. to 
5 ft. 25c each. Mrs. E. T. May, War- 
then, Ga. 
 
200 well rooted boxwood plants, 4 
to 6 in. of the fast growing var. $5; 
dbl. white altheas with red eyes, 2 ft. 
and over, 40c each; blackberry lilies, 
$1.50 doz. daffodil, 50e doz. variegat- 
ed dahlias, white and red, $1 doz. 
pink crepe myrtle, $1.50 doz. white 
Eng. dogwood, 35 each; cape jasmine, 
rooted cut. $2 doz. well shaped red 
American cedars 1 and 2 ft $1.50 doz. 
white Cherokee rose, 75c doz. weep- 
ing willows,-2 to 3 ft. 50c each, 3 for 
$1.25. Mrs. . D. Woodruff, Green- 
ville, Ga. 
 
Large blooming size regal lily bulbs, 
25c each; large size blooming Henryi 
lilium, $1 each; dbl, flowering crabs, 
 
-weeping Japanese cherries, pink dog- 
 
woods, red leaf Jap. maple and Chin- 
ese magnolias, and lots of-other beau- 
tiful and rare plants, also some not 
so rare. Will send list and price ounce 
request. Mrs. A. J, Welden, Griffin 
Ga. RFD. Ce 
 
Mtn. laurels, red dogwoods, azaleas, 
2 for 25c: old fashioned white jon- 
auils, 30c doz. bulbs: green galax, 
20c doz. trailing arbutus, 35c doz. or- 
ange day lilies, 75c a 100; pussy wil- 
lows, 25 each. All well rooted. Add 
postage, Mrs. W. H, Waters, Loving, 
 
6 fine, dif. kinds of ferns, 9- begon- 
jas, 6 kinds, 9 ger. 5 kinds, 4 dif. cac- 
tus, and 2 sultanas, cheap for cagh, 
or exch. for anything can use. 
large plants. -Mrs. W. E. Billings, 
Newington, Ga. Box 37. 
 
Jap. iris, 40 doz. blue and purple 
iris, 35c doz. yellow thornless roses, 
15 each, 75 doz. white jonquils, 25c 
doz. $1 a 100; dbl. tansy, 25c doz. hi- 
biscus, 25 each; orange day lilies, 40c 
doz. Rebecca Golden Glow, 50c doz. 
trailing abutus, evergreen galax, 25c; 
laurels, ivy, azaleas, and hemlock, 20c 
each. Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Mineral 
Bluff, Ga. C-o Deharts Box. 
 
Pink, hardy phlox, 30c doz. yellow 
aponicas, 20c; blue and purple iris, 
25. doz. yellow day Hlles, 20c doz. 
white and cream small flowered chry- 
santhemums, 40c doz. blue grass, 50c 
 
doz. white conch begonias, 3 cut. 10c, 
 
white striped, 15 doz. squirrel tail 
moss cut, 5c each; Boston fern, 10c. 
Add postage. Mrs. Estelle Duvall, 
Oakman, Ga. 
 
Hollyhocks, 25 doz. rhododendron, | 
 
12 in. high, $1 for 12. Blue Flags, 20c 
doz. spider lilies, 50c doz. blue bells, 
10c doz. snowballs, 6 for 25c, or 30c 
doz. All well rooted. Add postage on 
small orders. Mrs. P. J. Waters, Dah- 
lonega, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 32. 
 
Daffodil bulbs, 75c for 100, or 50c 
for 50; dbl, pink ger. cut. 3 for 10c; 
beefsteak begonia, 15c; red conch cut. 
15e a 100; 8 rooted abelias, 1 yr. old, 
 
c 
 
BULLETIN 
 
low thornless roses, 10c. Add postage. 
Exch. for a few colored iris. Miss G. 
Harrell, Eastman, Ga. fee 
 
White Flags, May narcissi (bloom 
about Easter), butter and eggs, snow- 
drops, 25c doz. jonquils, 1c each; sin- 
gle purple violets, 15c doz. Eng. dog- 
wood (fragrant), 20c; spirea (glossy 
leaves), 15c; larkspur seed, 5c tsp. 
Devils Shoestrints, 2 for 5c. Mrs. 
B, F. Harrison. Bolingbroke, Ga. 
 
1 dwarf boxwodd, 6 ft. tall, 16 ft. 
spread, $40 on the yard; altheas, pure 
white, single, lavender, single, 15 ea. 
Del. if more than 4 bulbs of dif. kinds, 
50c and $1 doz. del. Mrs. R._ V. 
-Newsome, Washington, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 
94, e 
 
Jonquil and yellow narcissi, 25c doz. 
Amaryllis, large size bulbs, 40c each, 
small, 25c; butter and eggs, 30v doz. 
Postpaid, Will exch. for dried fruit 
or peanuts. Mrs. A. D., Windham, 
Reynolds, Ga. Rt. 1. com 
 
100 large, well rooted hedges, $1.75 
per doz del. Effie N. Leslie, Green- 
ville, Ga, . Bs 
 
Cone shaped golden arbor vitae, 
from 1 to 2 1-2 ft. tall; lily of the val- 
ley, 25c a doz. Mrs. Sloan Bruce, Av- 
alon Ga. g ~ : 
 
Jonquil and narcissus blooming 
size bulbs, 2 var. inspected, 50c a 100, 
plus ee Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Ry- 
dal, eo 
 
King Humbert red, Beethoven pink 
and Henry Wallace yellow cannas, $5 
a 100: Mrs. Francis King, old rose, 
gladioli, 75c dozen. Mrs..Z, M. Story, 
Thomson, Ga. - pe 
 
Jonquil, daffodil and narcissi, very 
choice blooming size bulbs, mixed, $2 
a 100, not delivered. Mrs. J. G. Hynds, 
Atlanta, Ga. 255 Sutherland Terrace, 
N. E., phone, Deaborn 0203. 
 
8 dwarf boxwood evergreens in siz- 
es 1 1-2 to 3 ft. high and measuring 
1 to 3 ft across top at $2.50 to $15. 
Miss Mae Alley, Austell, Ga. | 
 
Sword ferns, 15c each; sprengeria, 
25c each; blue violets, 10c doz. 75c a 
100: Dorothy Perkins roses, 15c each, 
$1.25 doz; Shasta daisies, 20c doz. 
spireas, 25c each. Large plants. Add 
postage on all orders less than 25c. 
All packed in damp moss for ship- 
ping. Mrs. T. H. Edwards, Pembroke, 
 
a.  
 
Cut flowers: sev, hundred dif. types, 
all color large chrysanthemums, very 
reasonable at my: home; 
large lots. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Lithon- 
ia, Ga. Rt. 4. . ;  
 
All types and col. dahlia cut flowers 
for sale at my home. Lois Kelley; 
Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 112.  
 
Hardy phlox, 15 cts per doz, 2 doz. 
25 cts; pink weigelias, 20 cts each; 
snowballs 25 cts each; double yellow 
japonicas, 25 cts each; daffodils, jon- 
quils and/narcissus bulbs, 25 cts per 
doz; 5 doz, $1; bridal wreath, 10 cts 
each; blue and lavender Iris bulbs. 
25 cts per doz. Pink azaleas, 15 cts 
 
,{each, 2 for 25 cts; pink and purple 
 
altheas, 10 cts each; weeping Marv, 
25 cts each. Mrs. A. A. Silver, RFD 2, 
Talking Rock, Ga. . 
 
Iris bulbs, assorted colors, $1 per 
doz; privet hedge, 1 to 2 yr. plants. $1 
per hundred. Coral. berry, butterfly. 
lilac, bridal wreath. altheas, assorted 
colors, and other shrubbery, 25 to 50 
cts each, or exchange any of above 
for farm seed. Mrs. E. Spnce, Cham- 
blee. Ga.- ee 
 
Fluffy ruffles, ostrich plume; asnar- 
agus plumosus, sprengeri, Big Four 
and fountain ferns, extra large cut- 
tings well rooted. packed in wet dirt, 
25 cts each. Add 10 cts for postage 
and packing. Have 8 geraniums, dif- 
ferent colors, large bloomine  size 
plants, 35 cts each or $2 for the lot. 
Surprise packace with every order. 
Mrs. W. A. Pettigrew, 409 E. Jackson 
St., Thomasville, Ga. : ; 
 
Rosebud geranium cuttings, 5 cts 
each, rooted red cactus,: (blooms May 
and June, September and October) 
25 cts each; 1 pink rooted cactus, 25 
cts; fluffy ruffles, ostrich and sword 
ferns, 15 cts; justicia. 15 cts -each: 
Maple begonia, speckled and conch 
begonias, 15 cts each; one large lace 
fern, 50 cts, or will exchange for dried 
beans, pecans. or dried apples. Add 
Hig on all orders under 50 cts. 
 
rs. R. T. Chatham, RFD 3, Adairs- 
ville, Ga. . 
 
Butterfly lilies, nice size roots, 10 
cts each or $1 per doz White August 
lilies, 10 cts each. June lilies, 5 cts 
each; Iris, white flowers, 5 cts each: 
Jap iris, 5 cts each, in lots of one doz 
or more, 50 cts per doz: white nar- 
cissus, early and late, $1 per hundred. 
Star of Bethlehem, $1 per hundred. 
Postage extra on orders under $1. Mrs 
Julia Darnell, RFD 1, Jasper, Ga. 
 
Pink blooming Soregosl 25 cts ea; 
 
  
 
cheaper in} 
 
change for fruit trees, shrubbery 
 
  
 
 oF 
 
purple foxglove and pink SES, 
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930. 
 
doz; red flowering quince, white Eng- 
lish dogwood, 2 for 25 cts all well 
rooted, strong pants Mrs. Ida Sou- . 
therland, RFD 3, Box 48, Ellijay, Ga. 
Snow ball,, 15 cts each; purple and 
white lilac, white spireas, 15 cts each; 
purple verbena, blue, purple and lay- 
ender iris, 30 cts per doz; Shasta dai- 
sies, 15 cts per doz; purple crepe 
myrtle, 15 cts each; double and sin- 
gle daffodils, white narcissi, 20. cts 
per doz; 75 cts per. hundred, $5 per 
M. Xmas jasmine, 20 cts each. Add 
postage. Irene Foster, RFD 3, Box 
43, Ellijay, Ga. :  
Forsythia or yellow bell, 25 to 50 
ets, well rooted plants. Special price 
on big orders. Althea, purple and 
pink, 25 cts for 2 ft. plants; 3 to 5 ft,  
50 cts. Cheaper in 10 or 100 lots.  
Ligustom or privet, evergreen hedging 
have 300, 2to 4 ft. tall, cheap if call- 
ed for. Purple lilacs, as many as- 
wanted, 1 to 5 ft. tall. Reasonable if 
called for. . Have several varieties of 
spireas from earliest to latest, large 
plants, 25 to 50 cts. Also have spirea 
or flowering almond. Philadelphus 
 
or English dogwood, 25 to 75 cts. Lim- 
 
ited number of Lonicrea or honey- 
suckle bushes, 25 to 50 cts. One thou- 
sand day lilies, double yellow, 25 
 
per doz. .Will give special prices  
hundred quantities. Lemon lilies, 50 
cts per doz. Evergreen ivy, cheap, 5 
cts per rooted plant. Cheaper in larger  
quantities. Golden mahogany Iris, 
25 cts. per doz. Daffodils, earliest 
bloomers, 50 cts per doz. MDahlias, 
mixed colors, yellow, white, pink, red 
and variegated, 50 cts per doz, Special 
colors, 10 cts each. Mrs. H. O. Padg- 
ett; 160 S. Howard St., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 Flower bulbs for sale-or exchange, 
Have cannas, dark red, orange, lemon, 
yellow, dahlias, several colors, double 
butter-and-eggs, double daffodils, 
pure white, also have white with yel- 
low center. Poppy seed, . rose pink, 
double, 10 cts per teaspoonful. Purple 
butterfly. bushes, 2 yrs. old, $1.50 each; 
American beauty roses, pink, 2 yrs. 
old, 50 cts; rose cuttings, monthly, 20 _ 
cts per doz; Lilium candidum, white, 
will evchange any of above items for 
pure bred pullets. Have yellow day 
lily bulbs, 10 cts per bunch, Mrs, J. 
Mike Langston, 613 Shorter Ave. 
Rome, Ga. 
 
Long ana snort trumpet daffodils 
and jonquils, $1 per hundred. Hand- 
some red cannas, bronze foliage, also 
shell pink, 50 cts per doz. Large yel- 
low dahlias, sunset ink and dark 
purplish red, all handsome plants, 25 
and 50-cts per clump. Grand Duke 
 
jasmine, nice well rooted plants, 50 
 
cts and $1 each. Everbearing figs, 50 
cts each, 3 for $1. No order taken for 
less than $1. All postpaid. Will ex- 
or 
other articles of value. Mrs, G. | 
Barrow, Madison, Ga. 
 
Jonquils $1 per hun. narciss $2 hun- 
dred. White and variegated Iris, al- 
so white, $3 per hundred; large type 
mums, different colors, $3 per hun- 
dred; spireas, white, 7 for $1; red 
spirea, 30 cts each; fine type double 
red cannas, $3 per hundred. Purple 
lilac, $1 per doz, or. will exch. for 
white feed sacks or Bermuda onion 
plants, English pea seed, mustard, 
and rape seed. Also cabbage plants. 
 
Mrs. J. S. Weatherly, Hoschton, Ga.- 
 
Easter lilies, 6 bulbs for 20 cts; ver- 
bena. pink with lighter pink in cen- 
ter of flower, 10 cts each. White tnd 
green striped Wandering Jew, also 
green, sea fern with good roots, 10 cts 
each; .cannas, King Humbert, crim- 
son red, 10 cts. per bulb; lighter red, 
 
3 bulbs 15 cts. Light orange, 2 bulbs_. 
 
for 15 cts. Good rooted cape jasmine, 
25 cts each;.or 5 for $1. Tiger lilies, 
4 bulbs for 15 cts; Enslish ivy vine, 
10 cts each. Rooted wisteria, 10 cts; 
petunia plants. red flowers. 10c. each. 
8 Mary E. Taylor, RFD 3, Gordon, | 
 
Several well rooted, double pink ge- 
raniums, 1 double white and two dou- 
ble salmon color, 10 cts each: 2 larger 
size, double red, 15 cts each; purple 
 
and green, white and green and all 
 
green Wandering Jew,.3 for 5 cts: 
coleus, 3 for 5 cts; pink and white 
conk begonia cuttings, 5 cts each: 
love-entangle and Dew plants, 2 for 
5 cts; fluffy ruffles and Boston fern, 
15 cts. Add postage. Will exchange 
for anything I can use.- Mrs. P. G. 
ec soat eee enpl Ga. : 
ouble yellow japonicas, 2 yrs. old, 
well rooted, 25 cts each, or fare 4 yr. 
old plants, 50 cts each. March glad- 
jioli 15 cts per doz. Deep red crepe 
myrtle, 45 cts each. Double yellow 
weeping bell, 2 yrs old, well rooted, 
covers mand db eck ah 
ond, each. Mim. 
Mart gooey Rep 3, Ellijay, Ga, 
 
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Th ursday, November 6, 1930. 
 
F lowers and Seed 
 
For Sale _ 
 
- (Continued from page six) 
 
95 Festiva Maxima peuiues, 21 _Ori- 
ant fine rose peonies, 6 floral treasure 
peonies, pink with cream, 45 cts each, 
 
or the lot of 50 for $20. Good size, well 
 
ed, weigelia, Japanese Kerria, yel- 
Japonica, butterfly bush, 25 cts ea; 
mixed bulbs, 75 cts per hundred, or $7 
per M. Hill of snow, hardy hydrangea, 
rosy cluster spirea, 
 
bicooming jasmine, Indian 
 
sg) doz. Mixed color Ger- 
 
Send postage with order under 50 cts. 
Mrs. L. W. Slaughter, Rising Faun, 
ay 
Two large Boston ferns for sale, or 
will exchange for-chickens. Red gera- 
nium plants well rooted, Amaryllis, for 
saie or exchange for dahlia bulbs, or 
bleeding heart plants. Mrs. W. B. Au- 
try, 891 Dill Ave., S. W., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Blue, purple, white and yellow iris, 60 
 
cts per doz; day lilies, 35 cts per doz; 
- honeysuckle bush and golden bells, well 
rooted, 50 cts each, cuttings, 20 cts-ea; 
d monthly rose cuttinzs, 25 cts; snow 
ball, well rooted, 50 cts each; double 
yellow japonicas, 30 cts; pink hardy 
_phlox and purple fox glove, 50 cts per 
doz; little primrose and purple ver- 
benas, 45 cts per doz; Christmas bush, 
60 cts each; hydrangeas, 60 cts each; 
red flowering quince and white roses, 
40 cts each; seven sister roses, well 
rooted, 40 cts; each cutting, 25 . cts; 
boxwood, 25 cts each; ribbon grass and 
bear grass, 50 cts each; snake grass, 35 
cts per bunch; pink flowering almonds, 
45 cts each; English dogwood, 25 cts ea; 
_ red running rose, 45 cts each; red vel- 
vet rose, 20 cts; large pink rose, 40 cts; 
American Beauty rose, 50 cts each. Will 
give one white rose with every dollar 
order. Add postage. Miss Sarah Bar- 
es, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. : 
Double red geianiums, red and white 
raniums, pink porch hydrangea, pink 
nd orange lantana, butterfly bush, 
Brazilian plume plant, Christmas cac- 
tus, feather fern, Paul Neyron and 
Marechal Neil pink American Beauty 
rose cuttings, 10 cts. Ice plants, tree 
actus, golden glow, 10 cts per cutting. 
Red Coralline Luc:ene begonia, beef- 
steak begonias 15 ets each: Eastern 
star, rooted, 25 cts, green and white 
Wandering Jew cuttings, 5 cts each. 
Will exchange any of the above for cot- 
ton sacks (white) or other articles. 
Write what you have. Miss. Floetta 
Hicks, RFD 2, Box 29, Rome, Ga. 
_ Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz; red 
and yellow azaleas, $1 per doz; rhod- 
dodendrons, $1 per doz; red japonicas, 
25.cts each; junipers and arbor vitae, 
boxwoods, all 25 cts each; 10 choice 
roses, $1; crabapple sprouts, 20 cts ea; 
day lilies 40 cts per doz; pink perennial 
phlox, 35 cts per doz; ladys wash bowl, 
30 cts per doz; winter fern, 50 cts per 
doz; strawberry bush, 25 cts each; all 
rooted. Gladys Abercrombie, Morgan- 
ton, Ga. 
Lily bushes, 15 and 25 cts: Tris, 25 
cts per doz; butter-and egg plants, 3 
doz for 25 cts; monthly roses, rooted, 15 
and 25 cts; golden bells, 25 cts each: 
holly hocks, 30 cts per doz; hardy phlox, 
15 cts per doz; purple foxgloves, 15 cts 
ber doz; golden glow, 6 for 25 cts: ever- 
- Sreen cuttings. 50 cts per doz: 2 or 3 
dark red climbing roses, well rooted, 25 
cts each; pink weigelias, not rooted, 50 
cts per doz; box hydrangeas, 6 cuttings 
or 25 cts; mums, several colors, 25 cts 
per doz; May roses, rooted, 10 cts each, 
or 3 for 25 cts; yellow thornless. roses, 
3 for 25 cts. Add*postage. Miss Mary 
ee RFD 1, Box 42, Dahlonega, 
 
Double white althea, lavender and 
rose pink crepe myrtle, 15, 20 and 25 
cents and 35 cents each; pink, red 
and rose pink verbena, pink hardy 
_ phiox, 10 cts per cutting, 3 for 25 cts; 
. 85 cts per doz: hardy Jap double yellow 
thornless rose. yellow jasmine and 
coral berry plant, 15 and 20 cts. each, 
2 of large size, 35 cts; hardy white pop- 
py plants and morning primrose, 15 cts 
per doz; pink Ophelia roses. well rooted, 
25 cts each. Christmas honeysuckle, 20 
_ Cts each. 2 for 35 cts. Dwarf arbor vitae 
_ 8, 10 and 14 in. hich, 10, 15 and 20 cts 
_ ach; small size, $1.10 per doz: 10 in, 
$1.35 per doz. Large size, $1.65 per 
0Z, Miss Mittie Collins, RFD 1, 
Smithville, Ga. 
 
doz. 
 
fo:sythia, winter | 
currant | 
 
hirdseye. hedge, bridal wreath, pink ql- G@aiicaus and white narcissi, mixed, 20 
 
mond, 15 cts each; dahlias, 10 cents cts per doz, 75 cts per hundred, $6 per 
 
  
 
MAPEKET BULLETIN 
 
Large Iris, lavender and purple, blue 
and purple, smoky and purpie, 25 cts 
per doz. Yellow and brown, 30 cts per 
Canna lilies, 40 cts per doz. 
Orange lilies, 20 cts per doz; Jacobs 
 
: Ladder, 20 cts per doz; blue and varie- 
 
gated violets, also snowdrops, 25 cts per 
 
-hundred; narcissi, $1 per hundred, mix- 
 
ed sizes, 50 cts per hundred. Jonquils, 
large type, double cream and yellow 25 
cts; chrysanthemums, while, 25 cts per 
doz; Cydona Japonica, red, Kerry Ja- 
 
_ponicas, yellow, 25 cts each. Mrs. Riley 
 
Ross, RFD 1, Ringgo:d, Ga. 
Purple Iris, 25 cts per doz; yellow 
 
M. White snowball, golden rod, bridal 
 
wreath, $1 per doz. White and pink 
 
soweet Williams, blue sweet violets, 
blue verbena, golden glow, 15 cts per 
doz; yellow flag lilies, variegated winter 
pinks, 20 cts per doz, or will exchange 
any of above for value. Write first. 
 
5 Mrs. J. H. Champion, Roy, Ga. 
 
Mountain laurel, rhododenron, four 
colors of azaleas, white . pines, holly 
bushes, all well roted, 2 ft. high, 15 cts 
each or 8 for $1. Crabapple sprouts, 10 
cts each, bluebrry bushes, 30 cts per 
doz; trailing arbutus, shasta daisies 
hardy ferns, 25 cents dozen; strawberry 
bus:es, 20 cents each; Cherokee rose 
boshes, $1.00 per dozen; tiger lilies, 
15. cents per dozen; gooseberry 
bushes, 50 cts per doz. Miss Dot Wil- 
son, Morganton, Ga. 
 
Bright red) sultanas, rooted, 15 cts 
each; double pink peony bulbs, 40 cts 
each; 3 for $1 bleeding heart, 35 cts per 
bulb; grass pinks, 25 cts per doz; lan- 
tanas, rooted, 25 cts each; double white 
daisies, 25 cts per doz; orange day 
lilies, 35 cts per doz; purple and white 
iris, 35 cts per doz; double white Easter 
rose, 10 cts each; purple and white 
lilac, 25 cts eaca; double yellow japo- 
nicas, 25 cts each; pink almonds, 20 cts 
each, all colors double petunias, 15 cts 
cach; bridal wreath, 15 cts each; red 
honeysuckle, 20 cts each, violets, 10 cts 
 
per doz; pink and purple verbenas, 35. 
 
cts per doz; red and white chrysanthe- 
mums, 25 cts per doz; one pink almond 
buch free with each $1 order. Add 
postage. Mrs. J. C. Daves, RFD 3, Elli- 
jay, Ga. 
 
_Gladioli bulbs, $1.50 per doz; large 
size; mixed colors, smaller size, $6 per 
hundred, 10 Boxwoods, 40 cts each or 
$3 for lot. Dahlias, 30 or more varie- 
ties, $5 for 30 (1 of each variety). Red 
cannas, 75 cts per doz. White ever- 
Jlooming roses, 6 cuttings, 10 cts, not 
rooted. Large size zinnias, 10 cts per 
pkg. Marigold, yellow and orange, 10 
cts per pkg. Old fashioned bachelor 
buttons, red and white, 10 cts per pkg. 
Rooted holly rocks, 10 cts each, mixed 
 
colors. Mrs. Mamie Stone, RFD 3, 
Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Shrubbery, yellow forsythia, blue and 
white wisteria, yucca, cottonwood, 
double and single white spirea, pink 
Spirea, flowering almond. red, white 
and pink roses, White English dogwood, 
all_ strong, rooted, 25 cts each; lilies, 
milk and wine, pink and red Amaryliis, 
September and butterfly, 25 cts each: 
resurrection pink, $1 per doz. Yellow 
hardy, $1 pe rdoz; tiger, single and 
double, 50 cts per doz: white Tris, 50 
cts per doz; fancy leaf caladium, 25 
cts each; jonquils, small and large, 50 
Ss per doz. Miss C. Maxwell, Whigham, 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery For Sale 
 
Frick 15 h p eng. for sale or exch. 
for good farm tractor. Write for par- 
ticulars. G, R. Murphy, Duluth, Ga. 
 
Williams hammer type feed mill com- 
nlete with blower and Fordson tractor 
for sale or exch. for fresh milch cows. 
#. W. Brannon, Moreland, Ga ~ 
__ 32 volt Delco eng. and batteries for 
ights and Delco pump for well. T. A. 
Aoygood, Culloden, Ga. x 
 
1 Delco lighting plant, splendid cond. 
also 2 gas eng. 1 large and 1 small. 
Mrs. C. E. Sewell, Yatesville, Ga. 
 
4 h p Fairbanks-Morse eng. $25.00: 
1 No. 3 Joe J. B. hammer feed mill. i 
No. 180 Letz feed mill. $35. G. W. 
Reeves, Atlanta, Ga. 693 Cascade Ave. 
 
1 Golden. new model No. 2 cane mill 
and 1 80-gal. boiler, both in good cond. 
$40 cash, or exch. for good. 3 gal. milch 
cow, within 75 mi. of Axson, Ga. R. 
M, Whitehead, Axson, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Riding cultivator for sale or exch. 
aes H. J. Craig, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 
 
  
 
30 horse coal eng. and 40 h. bofier for 
sale. Write for further information. 
Ss. J. Elder. Atlanta, Ga. 653 White- 
hall St. S. W. 
 
  
 
1 farm bell for sale or exch. Write J. 
 
H. Verner, Monroe, Ga. 
 
McCormick Deering cultivator, good 
cond. Sell, or exch. for a milch cow or 
30 hens. Mrs. Francis Daniel, Colum- 
bus, Ga. 406 28th St. 
 
6 in.Sand and Gravel pump, steel 
lined, never used, also 1 30 in. revolving 
 
{cand screen to go with pump. Cheap, 
 
or trade. If really interested, Write. W. 
B. Loggins, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt 2. 
 
Covington hill dropper cotton plan- 
ter, new almost, only planted 1 1-horse 
crop. Plants cotton and corn and will 
drop peas or beans between hills of 
corn. Reason for selling, 2m quitting 
farming. Sell, or exch for 20 any large 
es hens, J. B. Brahshaw, Rome, Ga. 
Rte 3; 
 
1 farm level, cost $18; sell for $10. 
Write. Mrs. Leab M. Carroll, Milledge- 
ville, "Ga... Box 373." : 2 
 
1 Cole No. 27 guano distributor, used 
about 6 days, in perfect cond. Cost $15. 
Sell for $10. Exch. for anything can 
ar eyes Mary J. Moore, Baxley, Ga. 
Rt. 4. 
 
Big Golden 3 roller cane mill and 80 
gal. kettle, $45 FOB. Dan H. Vocke, 
Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
1 Letz feed grinder No. 180, $150, or 
exch. for cows and yearlings, or most 
anything can use. rs. B. J. Odom, 
Arabi, Ga. ; 
 
1 Fordson tractor, good cond. Sell or 
exch. for good breed cattle, hogs or 
chickens. J. C. Ludlam, Brooklet, Ga. 
 
No. 12 Delaval cream separator, good 
cond. $30. or exch. for equal value. Mrs. 
es F. Hammond, Summerville, Ga. Rt. 
 
20 h p eng. 25 h stem boiler, fairly 
zood cond. Sell at sacrifice, or trade 
for young milch cow that will give not 
less than 3 gal. per day. E. F. Muigle- 
dorff, Springfield, Ga. : ; 
 
1 large 2 roller cane mill (that will 
get the juice out of cane), also 80 gal. 
kettle, cheap, as have quit the syrup 
making business. $50 4 mi. from Bron- 
wood. Some see. D. J. Woolbroight. 
wood. Some see. D. J. Woolbright, Ga. 
 
I fodder cutter. Cog gears with 72 in. 
wheel. Hand power. Sell, or exch. for 
15 Barred Rock chickens; also 1 green 
fodder or corn stalk.. cutter. 74 in. 
 
-|around Drive Wheel, with increase rate 
 
power cog wheels. Sell, or trade for a 
good blood yearling heifer, or for 20 
Bo R, paete March or April hatch. 
Both of the Eagle Machine Co. Ohio, 
make. Answer at.once. Dr. D. E. Mor- 
oe Columbus, Ga. Care Purvis Gro. 
 
oO. 
 
_1 large, upright cane mill (Golden), 
rigged for power, with gears, pulleys 
and shafts, and can be used with horse 
power by adding sweep in place of 
gears and is practically new, being used 
about 1 yr. Mill at Ambrose. Sell or 
exch. Advise what you have for trade 
and if interested, write for further in- 
formation. Harry B. Vickers, Bruns- 
wick, Ga. 5 
 
O. B. Wise No. 2 Hammer mill. good 
cond. with collector and 2 doz. sacker, 
peoinee eee or exch. for heifer 
 
Tings, Jersey or Guernseys. J. Mar- 
tin. Cobbiewn, Ga. y 
 
Dbl. risc Athens side plow for Ford- 
son, in excellent shape. Cheap, or exch. 
Also large bell, cheap or exch. for poul- 
 
try or pigs. C, W. Waughtel, Home- 
land, Ga. = : 
 
1 horse Frank Beasley disc cultivator, 
good as new, 8 disc and 4 points, $18 
 Station. Robt. Vocke, Valdosta, 
 
2 horse walking cultivator, Inter- 
national used 1 season, $32.50, and oth- 
er farm implements for sale. Mrs. C. R. 
ae pour. Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
ordson tractor, $125. Robt. Ss. 
ies Hawkinsville, Ga. , 
- p gas eng. nearly new, $30 
FOB. E. O. Jolley, Atlanta, Ga. Re 7 
Box 279. : 
1 Chattanooga turn plow, practically 
new, $4; other farm implements for 
. W. L, Smith, Rupert, Ga. Rt. 1 
 Molt h 
oline hay mower in good cond. $30 
for it and the rake. Olin McGhee, tt 
thersville, Ga. Rt. 1. Box es 
 
1 No. 12 DeLaval cream separator; 
(will get all cream from the milk); 1 
No. 5 Star pea and bean huller, in good 
shape; Chattanooga 1 horse reversible 
disc plow. Sell. or exch. for anything 
can use on farm. S., R. Spires, Lin- 
colnten. Ga. 
 
6 H. P. Fairbanks eng. mounted on 
rood iron wheel truck, in good running 
order: 2 h pn Whitte eng. nearly new: 
17 tooth spring tooth harrow; 1 Farquar 
nea thrash, 1 corn planter, 5 in. belt 
about 50 ft. Cheap, all or part. Phone, 
985 Griffin, Ga. or come see, farm out 
of city on Jackson Highway. G. D. 
Hartshorn, Griffin, Ga. RFD 
- Zimmerman steel stump puller with 
 
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200 ft. cable, $100, or trade for good 
farm mule, wt. 1100 to 1200 lbs. No 
 
worn out mule considered. L. M. Ken- 
nedy, Collins, Ga. 
 
3 horse Fairbanks-Morse Z type eng.  
 
in good cond. except magneto needS 
 
some repairs. $25 FOB. N. T. Beasley, 
Kite, Ga. : 
 
1 water tank, 5 M. gal cap. Made of 
cypress with steel frame, also water 
pump and motor for sale. Cheap. 
Write to Brooklet high school. E. W. 
Graham, Brooklet, Ga. 
 
Blue Grass feed cuttef, perfect cond. 
 
Self feeder, hand power, $20 here at 
 
barn. J. W. Travis, Griffin, Ga. Rt. C. 
 
8hpI1HC ker. eng; 1 Meadows 20 
in. mill, in good cond. Sell, or exch. 
for shelled corn, cows, and hogs. 
Holland, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
25 h p boiler and eng. Both station- 
ary. Cheap. Mrs. Alice Rollins, Avera, 
Ga. 
 
$7.50;  2horse oat drill, A-1 cond. New 
Hollomon cultivator, $8.00; 
mower, in running cond. $15; 2 horse 
hayman, good cond. $2.75. W. D. Wat- 
son. Loganville, Ga. | 
 
2 horse. 3 roller Chattanooga cane 
mill, good cond. $40 FOB. No checks. 
 
18 in. Lynchburg buster, A-1 cond. 
 
J. B. 
 
Johnson 
 
A. W. Powell, Metcalfe, Ga. Rt. 1 Box: 
 
LY. 
2 horse cultivator for sale. Tom Ber- 
gen, Atlanta, Ga. 497 Boulevard S. E. 
1 I H C tractor, good cond.. Sell or. 
 
exch. for sta. eng. and grist mill, or 
cane mill, hogs or oats. G. W. Lovett,  
 
Luthersville, Ga. 
 
1 1-2 Fairbanks-Morse 
plant, $60; an electric attachment for 
senarator, #7 90: 40 ft. gal. steel tower 
and tank, $45. G. H. Clark, Griffin, 
 
Ga. : 
 
2 1-horse turning plows, with steel 
beams, good cond. almost new, $4.00. 
each: good Fordson tractor with fend- 
ers and extension rims, $150. R. C. 
Souch,: Turin, /Ga. : 
 
1 No. 10, DeLeval cream separator, 
xood cond. $35. FOB. Mrs. Geo. J. Gar-. 
ett, Midland, Ga. | 
Ee alot pevee an wee yee 
Type Z. Equipped wi osch magneto, 
1 Equalizer complete, and 25 ft. of belt-. 
ng, all in fair cond. cheap for cash. F. 
D. Tarver, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 3. 
 
home light ae 
 
12 H. P. ker. eng. for sale or*exch.  
 
Good cond. except pulley. J. C. Harper, 
Sweet Gum, Ga. Seay 
 
1 Meadows grist mill, 30 in. almost as) 
 
vood as new, cost $150; with good new 
 
bolter. $75; 1 good Economy cream sep=-  on 
 
arator. $10. In good cond: Cost $30; 
 
good 7 gal. churn to run by eng. or : z 
hand (gets butter in 3 minutes), $5.  
 
Mrs. I. H. Boles, Duluth, Ga. 
 
Delco plant, almost new. Bargain for 
 
quick sale. 1 
quick sale. Reason for selling, Ga. 
Power has run a line near me. W. G. 
Scoggins, Armuchee, Ga. ! 
10 H. P. IH C gas. eng. 20 in. Corn 
mill, 50 or 60-ft. belting, $10 FOB. J. 
J. Mims, Boston, Ga. 
1 horse turning plow, Oliver goober, 
nearly as good as new, $7.50. or exch. 
 
Reason for selling, Ga. 
 
for 12 S.C. W. L. hens, not over 2 yrs. 
old. Uriah Beckworth, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 
2  
 
Extra good wire stretchers, complete, 
$5 cash, FOB, or exch. for healthy pigs, 
voats ,or chickens mixed, or any breed 
except bantams,. Ea. to pay chgs. Write 
 
before sending. Mrs. Sam G. Rogers, _ 
 
Claxton, -Ga. Rt 3. : 
1 1-2 2-horse Nova gas. eng. Magneto 
 
working, 
Ga. 
 
1 Star bean and pea thrash, $30 FOB. 
Also 1 feed mill, for sale or exch. for 
pr. Black Essex pigs. Both thrash and 
mill in excellent cond. L. H. Allmond, 
Midville. Ga. RFD 3. | 
 
1 Monitor oat and fertilizer drill and 
 
driver, almost new, $25, or trade forse 
White King pigeons, mated, banded atic 
 
A. B. Cummings, Springfield, 
 
distributor combined. $35 or exch. for __ 
 
oats and rye. A bargain. C. J. Greene, 
Shellman, Ga. g 
 
Colt lighting plant. used 5 yrs. giv- 
ng perfect service. Sell complete, fix- 
tures, pipes; etc. for $50 FOB. C. V. 
Wilson, Maysville, Ga. 
 
1 J. B. Feed mill. complete, perfect  
 
shape, $200; 1 J. B. Feed mill and Ford- 
son tractor, complete, ready to run, 
 
300; 1 pea thorash, same as new, $15. 
 
C. B. Milner, Shiloh, Ga. 
1 Letz Dixie No. 144 feed grinder, 
excellent cond. used very little, $125; 
 
FOB. J. W. Henderson, Sycamore. Ga. 
 
1 carbide tank for making lights. J. 
J. Whitaker. Dalton, Ga. 
 
Used Ford tractor, tractor harrows, 
and plows, and 1 or 2 horse Syracuse 
turn plows, and 2 or 3 harrows. All in 
good cond. Write for prices. J. 
Collier, Barnesville, Ga. : 
 
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 _ I. Reds, B. R. 
_ Thomas, Odum, Ga. Box 27. 
 
PAGE TEN 
 
: Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
  
 
(Continued from page five) 
Custom hatching, 2 1-2c ah egg in 
lots of 540, 1080, or 1620. Set any time. 
A. E. Wilkie, Marietta, Ga. Rt 1. 
 
High powered = chicks from pure 
blooded flocks of heavy laying hens; R. 
W. Wyandottes, White 
 
and Brown L. $12 a 100 del. D. 
 
B. R. and R. I, Reds from selected 
 
= stock, $12 a 100. ix. C. West, Ashburn, 
 
ee from selected dark red breeders, 13c ea. | 
 
ees 
 
R. I. Reds, pure Donaldson strain, 
 
or $12 a 100. Nov and Dec. del. Mrs. 
 
J. L. Peugh, Barnesville, Ga. 
 
Start a Blue Ribbon flock today. 
Write or wire for special 10 day offer. 
100 per cent live arrival guar. J. I. 
 
? a Atlanta, Ga. 221 Forsyth St. S. 
 
--and Reds, $13 a 100 del. 
 
- Blood tested chicks of the better 
kind that live and grow. Barred Rocks 
 
. Fitzgerald, Ga. 425. 
 
%  prey: 
 
_. Mixed, $9. All del. E. N. 
 
- celio, Ga. 
 
- Real quality R. I. Reds, at reasonable 
price. I use formaldehyde gas with the 
machine and chicks to prevent the 
spreading of white diarrhea. L. H. 
Rawls, Zebulon, Ga. 
 
- Baby chicks 
 
on del. From only pure eggs. Each 
Order early: R. I. Reds, B. R. 
Wyandottes, all $12.50 a 100; 
Extra special Reds, $15; and Heavy 
Elder, Monti- 
 
  
 
2 "Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
_. Want 100 baby chicks of any heavy 
 
  
 
breed. Prefer R. I. Reds. To raise on 
halves to 8 or 10 wks. Best of care, 
plenty of feed, and well equipped 
lace. Mrs. John W. Green, Crawley, 
 
a. Rt. 1. Pierce County. 
 
Want 100 baby chicks to raise on 
halves. Good range. Plenty green. B. 
B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga. 
 
Want 100 chicks to raise on halves to 
8 wks. R. I. Reds or B. R. preferred. Ea. 
to pay chgs. 1 way and go 50-50 in loss 
if any. Good range, feed and good at- 
 
tention. Mrs, Bessie Allen, Buford, Ga. 
 (RFD z 
 
  
 
_ Eggs For Sale 
 
  
 
z APoualdson R. I. Red eggs, $1.50 per 
 
: _ Exch. some for 
_. Brown. Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 1 
 
= Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga. 
 
del. Special price to hatcheries. 
 
$1.50 per 15. 
Mrs. H. G. 
 
Thompson B. R. prize stock, blood 
 
- Donaldson Red eggs, 
pecans. 
 
_ tested for B. W. D. well selected eggs 
_ for sale. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Sylves- 
 
ter, Ga Rt. 3. 
 
A few hudred well crated hatchine 
' ezes each week. Pure Tancred W. 
 
Leghorns, $4 per 100. Send _ crates. 
- Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
Flowers and Seed 
 
~ For Sale 
 
Lily of the valley, Eng. 
 
  
 
dogwood 
 
- flowering almond. and lilac, 2c each: 
 
i 
 
- butter-cups, etc. 25c for 10, also can- 
 
nas, and dahlia roots. 6 for 25c; p >p- 
pv seed, 19c pkt. prickly pear. 10 ea. 
 
30cExc. for tender beans, Willetts Won- 
 
=. red 
 
or Ene. neas. or anything can use. 
enevah Sanders, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Pink crepe myrtle, cape jasmine. 20 
 
cts each: winter blooming yellow jas- 
 
mine, tree boxwood, evergreen hedge 
 
~ Be each. Al] well rooted. Blue flacs 
 
 @issi with vellow centers. 
 
_ Add postage. 
 
- evergreen spruce pines, 
.s 
 
20e dez. vellow daffodils, white nar- 
$1. a 109: 
junipers. 25c each: purvle lilac. 18 
each: nink oleender cut. INrn each, 
Mrs. R.. T. Holcombe, 
Bremen. Ga. Rt. 1. BSS 
_. Shrubberv, to set out now, for cas 
or exch. for fruit trees. onions. an* 
Trana winad Vratka offer, Jimmie 
- Sanders, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
-_. Roval purnle iris, pink hardy phlox 
295c doz. arborvitae. 18 to 24 in. 25 
earh: hayvyonde 12 ta 18 in. A for Ot, 
 
7 for $1.50: 
 
when Tasseale 7 fae FTE nink wraterplac 
 
pink altheas, dbl. pink almonds, red 
flawerine avince. dbl. vellow janonice 
pink monthiv rases. nink and re? 
ramblers. 9N/e each. white daisies, dh! 
fancies ON Anz. naner white narris- 
 
of ttle Star facmine births, 18e doz 
 
Well rooted. Add Fees Yy 
Fiere WMiliiav. Ga. Rt. 2. 
White snirea. vellow forsvthia, pink 
 
_ flowerine almond = ble wisteria at- 
 
postage. 
 
- theas. red and dbl. vellow janonicas. 
-yed and pink ramblers .and pink 
 
H. F. Morgan, | 3 
 
  
 
for broilers this fall and | 
winter. 100 per cent live, healthy chicks | 
 
MAREKET 
monthly roses, pink weigelias, 20c ea; 
orange lilies, white narcissi, butter 
and eggs, jonquils, purple foxglove, 
wardy vuble:-cups, Wisice ualSico, Lud 
doz. pink phiox, blue and lavender 
iris, 80c doz. bleeding heart, 35c each; 
boxwoods, 15 in, high, 4 for $1. All 
well rooted. Add _ postage. Lindon 
Evans, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Evergreens, trailing arbutus, and 
 
F.| mtn. ferns, all 25c doz. azaleas, red 
 
and yellow, 50c doz. white dogwood, 2 
for 25c. Add postage. W. T. Boyce, 
Morganton, Ga.  ; 
 
Evergreen, spruce and white pines, 
6 for $1.50; pink weigelias, dbl. yellow 
japonicas, red flowering quince, Dor- 
othy Perkins, red ramblers, velvet 
rose, pink monthly, and dbl, white 
roses, 25c each; dbl. white spirea, 15c 
each: snowbells, 30c each, yellow for- 
svthia. red and white altheas, 15 ea; 
wisteria, bleeding heart, 35 cts each; 
Royal purple and pink hardy piilo, 
25c doz. boxwoods, 10 to 18 in. high. 
5 for $1. All well reoted. Add post- 
age. Mrs. B. L, Eller; Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 
 
Pink Rain lilies, 5 each bulb. All 
blooming size bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. 
A. S. Mozley, Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
About 5 or 6 M. daffodil bulbs, South- 
ern var. yellow cups that bloom in Jan. 
and ele a et Mrs. R. O. Barksdale, 
Washington, Ga. : 
 
Sioa iri. $1.25 a 100; 300, $350; 
500, $5; Lilacs, cheap in large quanti- 
ties. Mrs. R. A. Whitmore, Carnesville. 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Boston, Dwarf, Sword,, Roosevelt 
Teddy, Jr., Ostrich Plume, and Spren- 
geria ferns, all rooted, 10c each; cut. of 
dbl. rosebud ger. 10c each; cut. of 
single salmon pink and red ger. 15c ea; 
red glad bulbs. 25c doz. also rooted, 
large variegated lantana, 25c each; red 
 
conch begonias, Cigar plant, 5c each. 
 
Exch. for dried apples at 15e lb. Mrs. 
L. G. Wood, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Large dbl. lemon col. dahlia bulbs, 3 
for 25c, or 10c each; also muscadine 
grape cut. 25c doz. Mrs. C. A. Weaver, 
Felton, Ga. 
 
2 trees. 8 ft. high, Evergreen French 
peach, green year round, blooms in 
March; also 5 boxwood, 4 or 5 ft. high, 
and 40-50 ft. around. C. E. Hamilton, 
Ashland. Ga. : 
 
Imp. feather ball poppy seed. all col. 
with mixed tulip poppies, beautiful col- 
ars. Thbls. seed for 10c in. coin or 
stamps. Miss Mary Sue Hall, Royston, 
Ga. Rt. 3 I 
 
White Easter lily bulbs, blooming 
 
size, $1 doz. Feb. narcissi, 35c doz. 
Carol vine. 25c each. Mrs. M. C. Par- 
sons Barwick. Ga. 
Dbl. red and pink poppy seed, 25c 
thls. also dbl. red dahlia bulbs. Sell or 
exch. for other colors. Prefer dbl. Mrs. 
W. D. Vickers, Hahira, Ga. 
 
. 5 doz. large milk and wine lily bulbs, 
2 for 25c, $1 20 doz. 2 doz. glad. red and 
yellow variegated, 60c doz. King Hum- 
bert red cannas, heart shaped leaves, 3 
buds, 25c: less in large quantities: 4 
2-yr. old blue hydrangeas, 50c - each. 
Legg es Mrs. N. B. Brady; Cairo, Ga. 
 
Red canna bulbs. 10c each, $1 doz. 
Not del. Cash with order. C. L. Newsom, 
Matthews, Ga. P. O. Box 34. 
 
'Abelia, altheas. nandina, ligustrum, 
all 50c and 75c each: cedar Deodora $1 
to $1.25... arborvitae: 50c. Ail Gov. 
insp. Mrs. Geo. N. Cook. Machen, Ga. 
 
White cluster Star jasmine, purple 
wisaeria. 25c each; purple lilacs, white 
 
Spirea and white bridal wreath. 20c ea: 
 
vellow star jasmine. Eng. ivy, 15 ea: 
purple altheas, or lily bushes, 20c each. 
Will exch for paper shell pecans. Add 
postage. Mrs. H. E. Hartley, Conyers, 
Ga. Rt2. ; 
 
Purple Chinese magnolia. rooted cut. 
75e each, 2 for $1: small bushes. $1 ea: 
large, $2 each. Now is time to plant. 
os H. McAllister, Mt. Vernon, Ga. Rt. 
 
Purple wisteria. 25c: lilac, 20c: purple 
altheas, 1 yr. size, 20c: old time white 
Star Jasmine, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. 
ae Rogers, Conyers, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 
 
White Easter roses, 10c each: red 
japonicts. 20c; white spirea: 15 cts: 
altheas, 15c each; red apple blossom 
snowball. 30c; Quaker Lady iris. and 
vellow giant daffodils. each 20c doz. $8 
M. pink Amaryllis bulbs, 10c ea. All 
col. everblooming roses, cuttings, 15c 
doz. plants 15 each: asst. col. hardy 
Dhlox, 25c doz. purple sweet violets, 50c 
a 100: 3 Amaryllis bulbs. free with 
every 50c order. Mrs. Ranzy Silver, 
Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Sev. nice boxwoods, for sale. Come 
see them. Mrs. J. L. Lord, Commerce, 
Ga. RFD 5. 
 
Red canna bulbs. 20c each: rose color 
chrysanthemums, 10c each plant, $1 doz 
 
  
 
rooted cape jasmine, cut. 25c each; 
 
BULLETIN 
rooted lilac cut. 25c each. Also Fig 
bushes, 50c each. Mrs. A. L. Branan, 
Macon, Ga. 217, Duncan Ave. 
 
Weil rooted hyuraugea piants, 15 
each. Add postage. Money order 
preferred. Miss Bessie Boone, Com- 
merce, Ga, 
 
Large feather ball and Shirley poppy 
seed, all col. Thls. of seed for 10c in 
vor Mrs. J. P. Hall, Royston, Ga. 
 
Biue iris; 45c doz mtn. laurels, mtn. 
ivy, crabappes, white ivy wood, ana 
white pine, all 15c each; red dogwood, 
2 for 25c, or 15c each; birdeye busn, 
30c doz. -Garnett De Hart, Minerai 
Bluff, Ga. 
 
1 extra large May cactus, blooms 
constantly, $10 del. at my home; also 
1 nice size Christmas cactus, $3. Mrs. 
Geo. B. Monroe, Blackwells, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Sev. young cedars, from 6 in. to 4 
ft. small ball; look like ice on the 
 
  
 
(all 25c doz. 
 
largest, winter and summer, 25c to 
$1.50 each, or exch. for anything can 
use. Grady Kelley, Sulphur Springs, 
Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
Red and yellow japonicas, 20c ea; 
red rambler and veivet rose, 15c ea; 
red althea, dbl. pink almond, white 
Eng. dogwood, 15c each; purple lilac 
and wisteria, 20c each; purple fox- 
glove, yellow  butter-cups, 20c doz. 
orange day. lilies, 10c doz. daffodils, 
15c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Will 
James, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Rose cuttings white, yellow, sunset, 
American Beauty, Los Angeles, pink 
and red Radiance, blooms ail summer 
and fall, 10c per cut. not rooted. Now 
time to set out; also cannas, large, dbi 
rose, pink and red rose and pink, 50c 
doz. red, 25c doz. Mrs. J, O. Ross, 
Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7. > 
 
Large yellow oxalis bulbs, 25c doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. D. H. Vocke, Val- 
dosta, Ga. Rt. 1, : 
 
Petunia, red and white, 25c doz. 
Flower seed, 15c spoonful; Exch for 
lard, white feed sacks in good cond. 
or a few lbs. of nice, fine white wool 
at 25c lb. Miss R. M. White, Dahlon- 
ega, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 33. 
 
Florist type No. 1 bulbs (mixed) 
not named, $1 per 12, or 12 1-2 doz. 
(150) for $12.50; Rose .of Sharon, 
(sin. W.) 6 to 12 in. 10c and 15c each; 
vellow Baster rose, 10c and 15c each; 
Exch, for nice size reoted pot flow- 
ers, such as Cissus Discolor (vine) 
maiden hair, Boston, Norwood-bos- 
ton, Whitmani, Ostrich plume ferns; 
Maconii (new type) ferns; Otaska 
(yard) hydrangea, grandiflora hy- 
drangea, parlor ivy, lantanas, _ dif. 
col. yellow and white Calla lily bulbs 
nice begonias, such as, Ione, Maple, 
Otto Hacker, President Carnot, Beef- 
steak, asparagus ferns, All my flow- 
ers State insp. Ea. to pay postage. 
Lillian Thomas, Haralson, Ga. : 
 
Mtn. laurels, white pines and bik. 
pines, crabapples and maple, white 
dogwood, red sugar plums bushes, 2 | 
to 3 ft. 15c each, or 8 for $1; white 
and red and yellow azaleas, 15c each, 
8 for $1; Day lilies, 30c doz. purple 
iris, 40c doz. blue iris, 25c doz. ever- 
esreen, 25c doz. ferns, 3 for 25c; trail- 
ing -arbutus. 25c doz. velvet rose, 3 
for 25c; hollyhocks, 75c doz. Add pos- 
ae Mrs, W. F. Fain, Morganton. 
 
a. - 
 
Jonquil and long trumpet daffodi! 
bulbs, 15 doz. 8 doz. $1: paper white 
April blooming narcissi, 20c doz. large 
bloom red and bronze leaf, red bloom 
cannas, 40c doz 4 dnz. $1:  vellow 
bloom. 30c doz. blue flags, 40c doz. 4 
doz. $1; Will give 1 white flag free 
with ea. order for 50c or over. Mrs. 
J.-W. Overton, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
White dogwood. 2 for 25c:- Mtn 
fern. trailing arbutus and evergreen 
all 25e doz red and yellow azaleas 
Ne doz. Add postage. Troy Carson 
Moreanton, Ga. 
 
White dorwood. 2 for 25c: mtn 
fern. everereen and trailine arbutus 
szaleas. 50c doz. Add 
ee R. W. Woods, Morganton 
 
Everereen, trailing arbutus, and 
mtn. ferns, all 25 doz. white dogwond 
 
|}2 for 25e: azaleas, 40c doz. - Add post- 
 
nee: Mrs. D. M. Knight, Morganton 
<7. < 2 
 
Red and vellow azaleas, 50c- doz 
Evergreens, trailing arbutus. anc 
mtn. ferns, all 25c doz. white dns- 
wood, 2 for 25e. Add postage. Mrs. 
A. R. Carson, Morganton, Ga... 
 
Flowers and Seed 
Wanted  
 
Want to exch. 200 everblnomin- 
strawberry plants for 75 bleoming 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
size narcissi bulbs. Mrs. B. B. Wam- 
ble, Cairo, Ga. Rt 
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930 
Plants For Sale _ 
 
Cabbage collard plants, 300, 50c; 500, 
75c; $1.25 M. Bermuda onion sets, $1 
gal. del. Guy Crow, Gainesville, Ga. | 
 
Cabbage collard plants, 300, 50c; 500, 
75c; $1.25 M. del. Biil Crow, Gaines 
Ville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Wakefied and Succession cabbag 
pants, $1.15 M. del. L. N. Hodges, 
Oliver, Ga. ie 
 
Wakefield and Succession cabbage 
20c a 100; $1 M. Lady T. and Klon- 
dike strawberry, 25c a 100; $1.50 M: del.  
H. P. Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Strawberry plants, $1 M. postage. 
Floyd Gaskins, Bannockburn, Ga. 
Sage, coriander and mint plants, 5c 
each; lettuce, heading var. plants, 10c 
doz. Add postage on orders for less 
than 50c. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cum- 
ming, Ga. Rt. 6. : reo 
eee eae pepenee emer 15c a 100, 
: . Mrs. A. A. Bennett, Cumming, | 
Ga, RFD 4. s 
Steins early Flat Dutch or Copen-  
hagen Market, open field grown. Now 
ready. $1.50 per M. by PP. T. F. Sut- 
ton, Jr., Vienna, Ga. Rt. 5. ae 
Good stocky strawberry plants, 25c a 
100; $2 M. FOB. Exch. for pecans,  
Mrs. H. G. Stone, Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 
 
a 
 
Missionary strawberry, $1.25 500; $1 
M. Rhubarb plants 60c doz. Cash or 
money order. Mrs. Thornton McCur- 
ley, Hartwell, Ga. 
Some. large size Ga. collard, $1.25 M, 
500, 80c mailed; 5 M. or more, 75 M, 
Wakefield and_ Flat Dutch cabbage, 
Same price. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery 
Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
Lady T. and Klondike plants, 20c a _ 
100; rospberry and Mastodon wonder-  
berry, 50c doz. Kudzu roots, $8 M. privet. 
hedge, 1 and-2 yr. plants. Exch. for field 
seed. Mrs. E. Spence, Chamblee, Ga. 
 
zp nt plants, 15 doz. catnip, 5c  
bunch. Del. on orders over 50c. Exch,  
for white feed sacks in good cond. Also 
artichokes for planting, white, 45c gal.  
7c for 2. Del. if 2 taken. Dollie 
Blackwell, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. eee 
Imp. Giant Everbearing strawberry 
plants, 15c a 100, $1 M. del. Mrs. Emma 
ane Sylvania, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 
 
Lady T. Strawberry plants, $1.50 M. 
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga. ae 
Everbearing strawberry plants, 50c a 
100, 300 $1. Mrs. Lula Hawkins, Alpha-  
retia, Ga. Rt. 4. j 
Gov. insp. Lady T. and Everbearing, 
25c a 100; $2 M. Limited quantity of  
Condons Mastodon Everbearing, 75c a 
100; black raspberry, 3 for 25c. 8 for 
50c; horse radish, 4 for 25c, or 10 for 
50c; garden horse mint, 6 for 25c, 40c  
doz. bunches; peppermint, 10c doz. Add  
eraee ear Oe white feed sacks in| 
cond. rs. Sarah Gri t - 
fonega, Ga. Rt. 1. oe 2 
Tost proof E. J. and Chas. W. 
Sure Head ana Succession Canbage  
Prompt  
 
plants, 60c, 500; 90c M. del. 
C. W Stokes, Macon, Ga. 
 
shipment. 
sot 
 
Fine, everbearing strawberry plants  
40c a 100, $1.80 per 500; $3.25 Me Mrs, ~ 
Susie Etris, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Progressive Everbearing strawberry 
Plants, 35c a 100; $1.65, 500; $3 M. 
postpaid. Cash with order. Mrs, A. 
M, Etris, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants, 
50c, 500; $1 M. Now ready. Dewey 
Mathis, Fowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 
es ue Dies 30c a 100; 
 
. del. Ss. O. E. Browning, Doe- 
run, Ga. Rt. 4. ee 
 
Frost proof Winter Heading cab- 
bage plants, Chas. and J. Wakefield  
and Flat Dutch, 65c, 500: $1 M. 5 M. 
34.50. Postpaid. Heading collard, 
same price. Mrs. Gertrude Branan, 
ee Ga. { 
_.Missionary strawberry plants, $2 M. 
500, $1.25; dewberry. 50c a 100. Mrs. 
CHR: Moore, Nicholis, Ga. : g 
 
Missionary. Klondike and Aroma 
strawberry plants, $1 a 100 postpaid; 
3.50 M. Exp. col. Plants will bear 
next May if set out now: St. Regis 
averbearing raspberry, $5 a 100 post- 
oaid. $25 M. Exp. col. James Cure- 
ton, Austell, Ga. 
 
Premier and Sweetest Yet 
berry plants, bear profusely from 
Feb. until July, 25 a 100: $2 M. Mrs. 
R. B. Cannon, Alma. Ga. E 
__E. Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 60c 
90: $1 M. FOB. A. P. Wheeler, 
Americus. Ga. 
 
Frost proof E. J. and Chas. W.. All 
Season, an d_ Suecession cabbage 
nlants. strong and well rooted. 0c, 
500: 90 M. del. 5 M.$3.50 collect. 
m. Y. Stokes, Macon. Ca. Rt. 3. 
 
E. J. W. cabbage plants, 300, 55c;_ 
 
  
 
straw- 
 
  
 
1 Oakwood, Ga. 
 
509. 70c: $120 M. del. R. M. Crow, 
 
  
   
 and prompt shipment. 
 
_ FOB. Full count and prompt ship- 
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930. 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
  
 
Frost proof cabbage, White or 
straw color Bermuda onion, and col- 
lard plants, each kind, $1 M, W. W. 
cw Quitman, Gare Ss 
 
Cc. W. cabbage and Ga. collard 
ee $1.25 M. 5 M. and up, $1 M. 
Lucretia 
blackberry, $1.a 100, $7.50 M. also 
LLutie grape and scuppernong,  wel: 
rooted, $1.50 doz. del. LL, W. Toole, 
Macon, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Chas. cabbage and Heading collara 
plants, 20c a 100, $1 M. del. Ful 
count guar. Abner Baker, Normai. 
 Park, Cra? 
 
Chas. W. and J..W. cabbage plants 
now ready. $1.15 M. del... G. BE. Wal- 
drip, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt.. 1. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage plants, now rea: 
Hi $1.10 dei. Mrs. Dora Waldrip 
 
Oe Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 
es has. ae cabbage plants, 60c, 500; 
 
OS _ Mathis, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Cuthbert and St. Regis red rasp- 
berry plants, 50c for 1 doz. $2 a 100. 
600, $7. $10.50 M. Postpaid, or wil 
exch for farm products. Write whai 
eres . E. J. Hart, College Park. 
 
: Flat Dutch cabbage plants, $1 M 
e pe now. A. Buchanan, Americus. 
 
a. t Z 
_ Cabbage collard and Ga. collard 
plants, $1.10 M. Now ready, Ede 
Harper, Osierfield, Ga. 
 
_ Frost. proof cabbage plants, E. J. 
Chas. W. and Succession. Large, well 
rooted. $1.25 a Me Special price t 
dealers. Ali del. F. Mallard, Brook- 
let, Ga. 
 
Frost  proof E. e. Chas. W.- anc 
Succession cabbage plants, = $1.25 2M 
Segial price on large lots. Del. anc 
prompt shipment. F. W. Elarbee, 
 
Bermuda onion and cabbage plant: 
now ready, 75c M. -FOB. Also Ber- 
muda oe plants. big lots, 75c 
~ del. S. Glisson, Hawkinsville, Ga 
a Gabbace now ready for No. and 
- Dec. shipment. Frost proof, full coun 
; 500, 80c; $1.- 
25 M. Klondike strawberry plants 
$1.25 M. $2 M. J. C. Chambers 
Gainesville, Ga., RFD. 
Frost. proof cabbage, collard, hee 
and onion plants, 60c, 500; $1 M. F 
W. Schroer, Valdosta, Ga. 
 
_ Frost- proof W. Flat Dutch cabbage 
also Ga. Heading collard plants, 50 
 
- Brooklet, Ga, 
 
- 65c: $1 M. postpaid: Miss Rosa Le: 
 
_ . May, Lewiston, ve. 
Frost proof &. J. and. Chas. W. cab- 
 
bace plants, 500, 60c; $1 M, del. 10 
$7.50. Exp. col. collard, same price 
4 W. .O. Waldrip. Flowery Branch, Ga 
Wakefield cabbage nlants, 20c a 10 
~ $125 M. Prompt shipment. C. F. 
 
_ Waldrip, Flowerv Branch, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
Frost proof cabbage, 60c, 500; $1.0 
 
M. Crystal Wax Bermuda and Yel- 
low Bermuda onion, from pure Ten- 
 
eriffe seed. 500, 75c: $1.25 M, A 
 
ment. FF. Stair, Valdosta, Ga. 
 
E. J. Wakefield cabbage, Ga. col-}. ~- 
Yard plants, $1.25 mailed. $1 M. fob 
 
10 M. 9$0e M. Cader Stephens, Flow- 
ery Branch, Ga.- 
 
Chas, W., E. J. cabbage plants, 65c 
600: $1 M. del. 10 M. $8 Exp. collect 
Guy Waldrip. Flowerv Branch, Ga. 
 
Chas. W cabbage plants, $1 M. Now 
-Yready. Cash =e order. J. A. Pierce 
Alma, Ga. Rt. 
 
Missionary. Hiondike and Lady At 
strawberry plants, 50c a 100, $3.50 M 
Everbearing, $1 2/100. $7.50 M. Mrs 
= Head, Clevelane, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 
 
Frost proof . J. and Chas. W. cab- 
base, readv for immediate shipment 
60c, 509: 90c M. del. 5M and up, 75- 
oy ee E. H. Stokes, Macon, Ga 
me Very= 1: very early var 
strawherrv. 25e a 100. $2 M. del. Ga 
~ Mrs. R. W. Mobley. Glennville, Ga. 
-  $terns FE. Flat Dutch cabbage, 300 
0c: 500; Thc: $1.25 M. -prenaid. Mrs. 
Jd. . Orr; Winder. Ga. RFD 4. . 
Frostnroof . cabbage. and collard 
Chas. W: and Ga. collards, 65c, 590 
$1 M. Now os Ww. Cc. Hamby. 
Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 31. 
 
Plants Wanted 
 
Want to exch. Klondike strawberry 
plants for Wakefeld and Flat Dutch 
cahbage plants. Strawberry plants at 
40c 9a 190. Anv anantitv. 
M. Jackson, Ft. Valley. Rt. 4. 
 
large and 
 
  
 
  
 
Want to exch. cherry svrouts. sage]. 
 
plants and other plants for cabbage 
ae 
 
Sos + Want 5 M. Chas. W.  Lapel 
 
dewberry and McDonald]: 
 
Mrs. Rubie. 
 
Mrs. Jerome Boyt, Yatesville, | 
 
MARKET. 
 
Biome Sood: plants. Quote lowest . 
pie del, A. A; Cox, Forsyih, Ga. RFD 
 
Want 200 2 yr. old asparagus roots. 
Cash, or exch. for white 100 lb. feed 
sacks, at 3 for 25c.--J. Kingston, At- 
lanta, Ga. Rt. 2,. es Drive. 
 
Seed Fc or Sale 
 
Small white lima puitee-beatis; 
bunch and running, 20c lb. Pie pump- 
kin seed, 5c tbls; full Calif. black-eyed 
peas, 20c qt. Mrs. N. T. Tanner, Sans 
dersville, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 8. 
 
White nest onions, 60c gal. $44 bir 
del. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville, 
ua, 
 
Chas. W. cabbage seed, $1.25 lb. del. 
john Crone, Philomath, Ga. 
 
Cream crowder peas. 25c at. mus- 
ard seed, 5c tbls. lettuce seed, same 
price; a few white, brown-eyed. peas, 
15c at. Party to pay postage. Money 
with order. Also sunflower seed, 10c{ 
ville,per cupful. Mrs. Madison  Pope, 
 
Gainesville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
500 lbs. okra seed. Pedkins Long 
Green mammoth poded. Make_ best 
offer for all or part lot. E. L, Todd, 
Valdosta, Ga. 
 
- White multiplying onions, 40c_ gal. 
Add postage. Would exch. for things 
can use, Write what you have. Mrs. 
J. H. Fife, Armuchee, Ga. is 
kra seed, smooth leaves, 10c for 
vaseline bottle full. Del. Mrs. Emma 
a oo Sylvania, Ga. Rt. 4 Box 
 
  
 
  
 
gal. del. Cash or money order. Mrs. 
Grace Murphy,, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. ~ 
 
Tobacco seed from healthy plants, 
25 per sunff-box full; old time multi- 
plying shallots onion buttons, 50c gal. 
or exch. for eating onions. Mrs. G. 
fheus, Butler, Ga. 
 
Royal King pepper and (omaee pep- 
per seed (Shape of tomatoes an 
sweeter than pimientos) each var. large 
okt. 10c, 3 for 25c; Gherkin seed, Me- 
Ming, same price; dipper gourd seed, 
the long-handle kind, 25 seed for 10c. 
All postpaid. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga. 
 
sage, 50c lb. Mrs. W. F. Fricks, Silver 
Creek, Ga. 
 
6 lbs. winter mustard seed, $2 for lot; 
dry sage, 60c lb, Ben Akins, Ball 
Ground, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 39. 
 
Clements imp. Ga. Triumph melon 
(grow to wt. 75 to-150 Ibs) Seed, $1 oz. 
or $10 Ib. American Wonder melon 
seed, $1 oz. $10 lb. Grow to wt. 75 to 
150 Ibs. I grew 18 on 1 vine, wt. 620 lbs. 
a. T. Clements, Sandersville, Ga, 
 
Willets Prolific Eng. pea seed, 30c 1b. 
orepaid; mixed, Eng. pea seeds, 25c Ib. 
he S. M. Gunter, Lawrenceville, Ga. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage, $1 Ib. Copenhagen 
Market, $1.25 lb. Prize Taker onion 
AE 50 lb. Yellow Bermuda onion, $1.75 
R. L. McRee, Meigs, Ga. 
maria nest onions, 50c gal. also little 
 
white Rice peas, and white crowders. 
 
each, 15c lb. Mrs. J| A. Wilson, Martin, 
a 
 
About a peck of white multiplying 
onions, 60c gal. also muskmelon seed. 
10c thls. Add postage. Jane Wiley 
Walesoka, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 55. 
 
Old fashioned pumpkin and citron 
seed, 2 this. of either, 5c; okra seed, 15c 
per teacupful; cucumber seed, 5c per 
tb.s] Corriander seed, same price. Mrs. 
Ralph Williams. Cumming, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
zal, i. white nest onions, same price. 
Mrs. B . L. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 
 
White nest onions, 10c Ib. FOB sta- 
tion. W. T. Newell, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Pure honey drip sorghum. seed, 25c 
qt. 1-2 gal. 45ce:; 75c gal. $4 bu. O. L. Law 
Empire, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
200 Ibs. imp. Stone Mtn. watermelon 
seed, hand gathered. and <:cured in 
shade, $1 lb. or $175 for lot. All-or any 
part. Write for small lot prices at |. 
once. Wiley Rogers, Wray, Ga. 
 
Watermelon, muskmelon, 
and large sunflower seed, each. 10c pkg. 
Texas honey drip cane seed, $1.75 bu. 
at my station, or little less at my home. 
Genie Sanders, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
New crop early cornfield bean seed, 
25e per Ib. Add postage. Le Jennie 
ee, Hiram; Gave . 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Want some nest: gourd. seed. E. H. 
Kinnebrew, Jr., ea Ga. 228 Cam- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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Jor peanuts at market price. 
| stamp for reply. Write before send- 
 
White nest multiplying Seuiins. 50. 
 
Scallion buttons, 15 qt. 50c gal; dry | 
 
Red multiplying onion buttons, 60c 
 
pumpkin. 
 
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Second-Hand Machine 
. >ery For Sale 
 
Gas. eng. was in light fire. Cost 
$100; seli, $50 or will (exch, tor peas, 
Bnciese 
 
  
 
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Ga. Rt. ae 
 
I. H. C. stalk cutter, practically new, 
esos o Moune mowers, 
pairs, $40 for the 2; 1 18 in disc har- 
rOW With tongue, 
exch. for oats or wheat. R. S. Par- 
uam, Greenville, Ga. -@ 
 
Star pea and bean huiller; good 
cond. 1 No. 12 DeLaval cream sepa- 
rator; 2 1-2 or 3 h. gas. eng. on 2 and 
3 h, reversible disc piow with disc; ai- 
so sev. lbs. of beef tallow, 15c Ib. dei. 
in 2 lb. lots; and want 1 No. 160 Let 
 
E. S. sia TBE aE St: 
 
and. sacker. 
have. 8. R. . Spires, Lincolnton, Ga, 
 
Farmers siz No. 3 Gruendier 
swinging hammer feed mill see 
blower elavator in good cond. $10 
J. J. Stephens, Luthersvilie, Ga. 
 
Big Golden 3 roller cane mill and 80 
gal. kettle, $45 hes Dan H. Vocke, 
Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 
 
T= Corn See, "ana sheNer with 
daily cap. 250 to 300 bu. ear corn; } 
fertilizer mixing outfit, at bargain. J. 
N. Watts, Shellman, - Ga. 
 
L riding: attachment for 2 horse 
Lpreaking plow, in use 1 week, $10; 1 
zarden plow, same as new, $2. Mrs. 
Emma Wiggins, Smithville, Ga. 
 
1-6 H.. P. electric: motor, 110 volts, 
used very little, cheap. . i: WwW, 
field, Smithville, Gave: 
 
6H. P. F. Avery. (Alamo) gas. eng. 
with clutch pulley. and . mounted. on 
 
W. L. Harris, Chipley, 
 
shafting, 8 pulleys, Soe nee ua eB. 
 
Wilson, Forsyth. Ga. R: 
 
dad! 1 Oliver No. 75 trailer eae siightly. 
 
worn, $50; 1-T &S. No. 6 trailor plow, 
L Martin. Ditcher, and 1 Culterpacker. 
All used for demonstration and $25 ea. 
or $100 for-all. W. H. Scott, West 
Point, Ga. 
 
1 Delco: pump in A-1 cond, reason- 
ae price. Mrs. W. V. Means, Culloden, 
 
10 He. FP. 1, Hc. Victor horizontal 
gas eng. 30 in. corn mill, 40 or 50 ft. 
belting, all - ot cond. Make best of- 
fer. FOB. J. J. Mims, Boston, Ga. 
 
1 corn mill, 24 in. rock, Meadows mill, 
L sheller, 2 drum or hole sheller, 1 
leather belt, 24 ft. long, platform 
scales with weights, mill picks and other 
things that go with mill, one or all for 
cash, or exch. for corn del. eo located 
on the Rock bridge ee 4 mi. from 
Stone Mtn. Ga. ae H. K. Hardman, 
Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 29. 
 
4 horse. gas eng. with stove wood at- 
sachment, in good cond. $75 or exch. 
5.0. Potts, Macon, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Shaw garden tractor, new equipped 
with forward and reverse gear. 2 speed. 
extra traction wheels, 7 in. turn plow 
and cultivating tools, Write. S. Q. 
Harper, Fayetteville. Ga. 3 
 
Large size hand power Hocking Vail- 
ey corn sheller, in good cond. $10 FOB 
here, also 1 almost as good as new 
Chattanooga 1 horse steel beam plow, 
$4. Cash with order. A. P. Teel, Mor- 
vis, Sta. Ga. ~ 
 
1 Ford milking machine, 2 units com- 
plete, dbl. single, milks 2 cans at same 
time, driven by 1-4 H. P. motor, 32 volt. 
motors used 1 time. Cost $180, besides 
track, $7; sell for $120 cash M. G. 
 
Ciark, Donalsonville, Ga. 
 
1 complete Aermotor windmill, water 
works pee. consisting of the follow- 
ing: 60 ft. gal. tower; 8 ft. windmill; 
800 gal. cypress tank in windmill tower: 
1 pump complete; about 10 ft. 2 in. gal. 
pine, pump rod, etc: $75 as it ae 
-All in good working order. J. H. Get- 
zen, Pendergrass, Ga. 
 
rtable Cole corn 
 
1 each: 48 in. 
mill; 40 bbl. Midget Marvel flour 
mill; 15 bbl. Midget. Marvel flour 
mill: 30: in. Clayton Turbine water 
wheel: Stimmel Grindson regrinder 
mill. All in good shape and = sell 
cheap. J. W. McDonald, Smithville, 
Ga., Box 76. 
 
1 good- flour roller mill. all 
cond. except sifter needs new cloth. 
$200 for outfit; also 
consisting 2-60 saw Iuimmus sins. 
-leaners, feeders, condensers, dbl. box 
press, wagon scales, all in nretty fair 
shape (excent the scales. have to be 
rebullt) $150: 1 Tntern?. 10 horse oii 
eng... 20 in. Wiliams corn mill and 
 
-1corn sheller, all good cond. $150. Can ' 
 
be... seen at farm, 2 mi. west of Bu- 
ford. M. 3B. Penson. Bee Ga. 
Delco lighting outfit, | 
 
  
 
heed some re- 
zood cond, $25, or 
 
ceed cutter and grinder with feedex 
Let me hear what you 
 
Lay- | 
 
steel frame, good running cond. $110. 31, 
 
125 ft, 1-2 in. wire apie: B ft. 24n% 
 
cash... Terms on 
 
poo gin outfit 
 
batteries: 1 1-4 h, p. 
pump and sur hee Poe 
ior anythitig et use, 
 
| Macon, Ga. 
 
15 hoop frit ein), gas eng. with 
et ic cooling system and -wi 
elutch pulley and meena and one: 
ump. grist mill, 24 in. rocks 3 
 
Bad health resson for selling, 
 
Chirk, Baxley, Ga. Rt..3; 
 
1-3 row oat drill; used 5 day 8, & 
as new, $20 cash, or $25 in trade in 
chickens On, anything can use; 1 
co light fie water pump, now wo: : 
ne. Guar. Bea Trade for shoat 
corn, cows, chicksns- or poythtng 
use, i. Brown, Tae at 
Re. i 
 
i 12 in. fron pulley for sale or exc 
tor anything of value. Ww. a Me 
stilimore. ad 
 
oO Wo isy 
 
ery + Wanted = 
 
1 Fordson tractor plow 
WwW. W. Smith, _ Gaines 
 
  
 
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good cond. 
 
ville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
7B Fairbanks- -Morse hamm 
 
cheap 
Flovilla, Ga. 
 
Want small: Burr fill for candi 
corn cobs very fine. Intern] Harvester 
make. Must be bargain for cash an 
in first class shape. G. M. William 
Almon, Ga. 
 
Want 11-2 horse gas pump eng. 
ae for cash. J. M. Grow, pare 
 
- Want second-hand feed mill an good 
 
cond. Hammer type preferred. Wray 
 
Smith, s ae Ga. 
 
Want FB, Avery plow wing, 
JS. Picton, Comer, Ga. RFD 
 
_ Incubators For Sale 
 
 6400 cap. Wishbone inc, in. pene 
order. Cost $1200; sell, $750. 
bal. also 5 Buckeye 
oll burning brooders, $10 ea. Good 
cohd. For immediate sale. . 
 
  
 
| Warnock, Statesboro, Ga. - 
 
Radio pbrooder, oil burner, thermos 
meter control. 3 to 500 cap. used on- 
ly a few days, good as new, $10, or 
exch. for nice Jersey heifer Be as 
much as 3 mos. old. Mrs. 8. E . Law 
horn, Tifton,.Ga. RFD 1, a 
 
280 ese Super Hatocher inc. 2 mos. 
old, cheap or trade for hens. Mrs. Ann 
 
B. Dolzell, Forest Park, Ga. Rt. 1.- 
 
hay: cap. Prairie State inc. perfect. 
cond. $30 cash. FOB. Mrs. Howard Per- 
sons,Monticella, Ga. <- 
 
1 Buckeye inc. 370 cap.. _ thermometer 
and tester, $25 at my home, or exch. fo 
Neht or large breed hens, or anything 
can use. M. F. Lawson, Hahira, Ga. 
 
2 inc. for sale 400 egg eap. exch.  
Super Hatcher, in. good cond. for sale 
or exch. for Tancred strain April 
ing brooder. Make best offer. 
 
March puliets. ) 
consider pigs if thrifty or a nice heifer 
Ae a 8 Se givin oe 
val milk a day. 8. D. Harr. 
PF eure tightly ased $00 K iffe 
very slightly use cap. eiffer. 
oil brooders; 1 Sears-Roebuck. brooder; 
1 coal burning brooder, complete, $158 
each, or exch. one for 18 White L. pul- 
lets, ready to lay. Mrs. W. E. Hannah, 
South Atlanta, Ga. 
 
1 Buckeye style 2, inc. 250 cap. 
good cond. with evervthing complet 
ready for setting, $25 FOB. -My 
Relie Joiner, Soperton, Ga. 
 
Car Lots 
 
CORN FOR SALE-Car Lots 
_00 bu. sinned shuck corn. Make 
best offer FOR Wellston. 8. H. Fer. 
guson, Macon, Ga. 423 Ridge. Ave. 
 
HAY. For SALECar Lota. 
Car, cut sreen crab grass, 
 
bean and some corn (with corn 
 
pulled, and large part of staik ; tRtown 
mm). No sand or other undesirable 
pests. For further information and 
price, write. J. E. Harper, Osierfleld, 
Ga. 
 
Miscellancous For Sale 
 
Fig. peach, pear and strowberry pre 
srves, 55 at. $6.30 doz. FOB. Qn or- 
ders for 1 doz. will send prepaid in first 
scone: add 25 if in 2nd a a exch, 
Write what yor have. Mrs. S$ T. Smith, 
Austell, Ga Rt. 2. 
 
Used geese eand chicken feathers, 
 
mized, 20c Ih. Add postage. Cash or 
money order. Mrs. M. C, MecLan 
Hartwell, Ga, Rt. 5. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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_ Outfit for tobacco barn; 1 set flues, 
good shape, for 14 ft. barn and if wan- 
ped for 16 ft. only 4 more joints would 
be needed, also include 14 hundred 
split sticks, 5 ft. some sheets, 500 brick, 
$20 at my barn, 4 mi. northeast of 
Pembroke, Sticks alone wirth the mon- 
of i EH. Moore Pembroke, Ga. Rt. 1. 
ox 13. 
 
1 Wililams Hammer type feed mill 
complete with blower and pipe, cap. 
with 20 h p 1 ton per hour, $150; 1 
fordson tractor, $75 1 2-horse manure 
spreader, $50. Used very little. W. A. 
Brannon, Moreland, Ga. 
 
1 large 2 Roller cane mill in iron 
rame, good as new, 1 new 60 gal. ket- 
le, also 1500 brick, cheap, 5 mi. So. of 
Colquitt. J. J. Harrell, Colquitt, Ga. 
2 steam boilers, 18170, with 250 horse 
ng. with good smoke stacks, with 2 
ets of grates. Bargain. T. J. Holland 
Ambrose, Ga. 
1 Western electric plant, complete, 
_ good cond. with 32 volt generator, eng. 
and sixteen 250. A. H. batteries. Also 
 
box bulbs, wiring and insulators. Sell 
_or exch. for electric motor. See or 
write. W. D. Meadow, Danielsville, Ga. 
 
Peanut picker, corn shredder, gas. 
ng. Fordson tractor, and corn mill, 
or sale. Irby Hudson, Sparta, Ga. 
Por 2: 
 
1 py. of 48 in. old fashioned mill rocks, 
about 4 ft. wide, also the frame, ready 
_for use, cheap as have no use for same. 
- H. B. Shearown, Guyton, Ga. 
 
1 grist mill, 15 h p Int. gas. eng. fair 
ond. $300. J. T. Hightower, Odum, 
Ga. Box 103. 
 
 1No. 2 J. B. Humdinger Hammer 
feed mill with 5 screens and dbl. sack- 
ing attachment, in good cond. $275. at 
farm; 25 h p eng. with ball bearing ex- 
tension shafts, with 16 in pulley, moun- 
_ted on skids, good cond. $100; 1 nw 
6 in, belt, $15; I. H; C. 8 in. Burrus 
feed mill, good cond. $15.00; I. H. C. 6 
h p Mogui H, Oil enz. $75; 16 in. Ford- 
son tractor pulley, $10; All FOB at 
farm. All above in good cond: some 
hearly new. Will accept sound wheat 
at market price as part payment, also 
can use calves, 6 mos old or older. I. M. 
Hyde, Fitzgerald, Ga. Box 247. 
_ Fordson tractor with extension rims 
and good 2 bottom plow, $160; wagon 
scales, good cond. little used: $35; good 
30 gal. churn, little used, $7. . M. 
Brennan, Columbus, Ga. 
war oe tree dusting machines, good 
cond. cheap; 1 Chattanooga cane mill, 
No. 44, large size, complete with cable; 
_1 Universal 24 in. stone grist or grind- 
ing mili for Ford tractor or other pow- 
ed. All in first class cond: Write for 
list o fused farm tools and machinery. 
Fred C. Geiger, Flintside, Ga. 
 
_ Cream separator, good cond. $35. J. 
_F. Wages, Jr. Auburn, Ga. 
 
_ Pump stand and cylinder, from 50 ft. 
well. No piping bust most of rod. Used 
very little; dbl. action type. Price on 
application, or exch. F. W. Maddox, 
Stone, Mtn. Ga. Box 297. 
 
3 row Cole grain drill, good cond. 
 
do the work same as new. $10. First. 
 
money order or cashiers checks gets it. 
 
OQ. J. Power, LaGrange, Ga. RFD 2.( 
 
\. Fordson tractor T & S disc harrow, 
---ood cond. cheap. Exch. some for corn. 
 
\ P. Alexander, Roopville, Ga. 
 
}, Direct current model E. Watt hour 
--r, volts, 110 to 125, Duncan, also 
1 Entrance Switch, the Trumbull, 30 
amp. to 125 V. for $10 value in chick- 
0s, pigs, or shrubbery. Make offer. 
_ Mrs. A. Warnock, Brooklet, Ga. 
 
_ Domo cream separator, in perfect 
cond. cost $45; sell $25. FOB. Large en- 
-ough for 6 to 12 cows. Mrs. J. E. Har- 
rell, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
8h p Mosul IH C gas. eng. A-1 
cond. and 10hp_ Titan gas. eng. needs 
slight renairs. Line shafts, hangers, 
Wings, pulleys, bolts, and other equip- 
Ment, all in good cond. Cheap for cash, 
or exch. for good bread corn, or good 
wheat, or part cash, and part corn or 
wheat at market price, del. herey Make 
best offer. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville, 
Ga.. Box 287. 
 
i good DeLaval separator, No. 12 in 
good cond. $50. Half price. Mrs. E. H. 
Wright, Yatesville, Ga. 
 
- 1 Oliver plow, No. 13; 1 No. 2 3-roller 
 
cane mill, new model, Golden make; 
 
8 disc. American harrow mowing ma- 
_ chine and rake, at half value and less. 
4J..G. Turner, Lenox, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
12 h p Worthington combination gas 
 
and ker. eng. for sale or exch. J. W. 
 
Adains, Savannah, Ga. 401 East 55th St. 
1 Delco light plant, $100. R. W. Scar- 
 
borough, Lovejoy, Ga. 
 
_ For Rent: 1 blacksmith shop, and 
 
we 
 
   
 
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tools. See or write. J. L. Nix, Cleve- 
land, Ga. 
 
Fordson tractor, first class cond. $175 
or trade for hogs or cattle. J. M. Jones, 
|; Omega, Ga. Rt. 1. , 
 
1 walking cultivator. bought this sea- 
|} son, in No. 1 cond. $25. Exch. for corn 
or beans; 3 horse riding turning plow, 
harrow, $10. Mrs. J. N. Comer, Vien- 
na, Ga. 
$20; disc harrow, $10. Mrs. G. Rogers, 
Claxton, Ga. 
 
1 pr. extra good wire stretchers, $5 or 
exch. for hogs or mixed young chick- 
Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
1 9-blade stalk cutter in good cond. 
$20 FOB. Cash. No checks. D J. 
Marshall, Washington, Ga. 
 
2 1-horse turning plows, with steel 
beams, almost new, not hurt, $4 each. 
R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga. 
 
25 gal. bbl. churn, good as new, but 
eo crank. B. Y. White, Rex, Ga. 
 
220 yds. new ltry wire, 72 in. high, 
for sale, oy exch. for W. L. 5 or 6 mos. 
old pullets. I. W. Peters, Moultrie, Ga. 
 
1 Wizard 2 horse plow good cond. 
except needs slides; has 2 new points. 
57.50 FOB here. See it at my farm. 
O. A. Andrews, kascJ.onaGtRilalGK 
O. A. Andrews, Jackson, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
1 large Delco light eng. good as new, 
for sale. A. C. Newman, Warm Springs, 
 
a. 
 
1 Lilliston peanut picker, good mech- 
 
ranical cond. $100. B. G. Malone, Mon- 
ticello, Ga. RFD 2.  : } 
' Good set of wagon scales, Hercules 
Stump Puller, all fixtures, with 175 ft. 
cable No. 20 Hydraulic Ram. for sale 
or exch. J. Frank Wellborn, Rock 
Springs, Ga. 
 
Lynchburg Buster, 2 horse Oliver rid 
ing cultivator, Hollomon cultivator, 
corn mill, 18 in. rock, 2 horse oat drill, 
 
2 horse hayman plow. Cheap for cash. } 
 
Wm. D. Watson, Loganville, Ga. . 
 
50 gal. syrup boiler, good cond. $7. 
FOB. W. J. Joiner, Garfield, Ga. Rt. 
2. Box 62. a 
 
Grist mill with 2 corn runs, good 
cond: 2 roller wheat mills, needs some 
repairs; and other farm necessities for 
sale. See me at the Mill. John P. 
Lummus, Jackson, Ga. 
 
1 wood frame spiked drag harrow and 
extra frame; 1 steel, spring tooth, wood 
beam and handle harrow; 1 Dixie turn 
plow 1 cultivator plow; 1 spring tooth 
cultivator, plow po ts and scrapes and 
scooters and other tools, all in fair 
cond. $15 cash only from, farm. Ed E. 
McLaughlin, Sr, Macon, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Price Place. 
 
1 Buckeye 2 horse riding cultivator, 
good cond. $15 or exch.:for 15 Feb. or 
March hatch R. I. Red pullets.. No 
culls and free from W. D. or. will exch. 
for meat hogs, market price; 1 McKay 
2 disc tractor plow, good cond. $40. or 
exch. for meat hogs; 1 Samson tractor, 
very good cond. $100 as it stands. All 
FOB. C. D. Williamson, Plains, Ga. 
 
Delco light plant, in good cond. for 
sale or exch.. J. W. Evenson, Elberton, 
Ga. Railroad St. 
 
26h pF & M 3 P. 60 cycle electric 
motor, also 1 20-in. Davis corn - mill, 
good Penney. Cost $225. Take for Mill. 
 
50 ; Motor (and starter also) cost 
 
80; sell $100. Write for full particu- 
 
lahs. T. A. Teate, Thomasville, Ga. _ 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery Wanted 
 
  
 
Want to buy a crank shaft for lo 
nave ane Wint'Y. Bently Loghte 
: n - 
ville, Ga., Rt. 1. ee 
Want to buy a Farmall tractor, In- 
ide et Ble igh ee must be rea- 
sonable, : S j 
Stockton, Ga. : ee ae 
Want 1 set of wagon scales. Must 
a J, O. Langdon, Woodbury, 
 
in good operating cond. State cond. 
make, how long in use, shipping wt. 
and price. Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley, 
 
(ra, 
 
Want 1 used outfit for furnishing 
water, consistins of Aeromotor wind- 
mill not less than 50 ft. high and with 
at least 8 ft. fan; also tank of 800 or 
 
1M gal cap on tower, 30 to 40 ft. high 
4) ft. preferred. J. R. Cooper, Ogee- 
 
shee, Ga. : 
 
Want a good light plant, cheap for 
sash. J. F. Cerveau, Savannah, Ga 
Rt. 4. Box 97. 
 
Want to exch 2 old mules in good 
working cond. for Fordson and: har- 
row or other farm machinery. in 
good working cond. FE. S. Hicks, 
 
Toresville, Ga. - 
Want peach sprayer. in good cond 
and bargain. A, L. Fuller, Newnan, 
 
Ga. 60 Temple Ave. . 
 
  
 
Want used 1 horse garden tractor, | 
 
  
 
Want 2nd-hand corn shucker and 
ler, ana @ znd-hand Midget flour 
mill. State price, make, size anda 
cond. of both in first letter. J. J. 
Norton, Wrens, Ga., or F. L. Norton, 
Atlanta, Ga. 638 Grant St. S. E. 
 
Want to buy 1 Benthal peanut pick- 
er. H. E. McCorvey, Unaailia, Ga. 
 
Want a second-hand automatic 
feeder for 1 &0 saw .Murray gin. D. 
i. Howard, Flowery Brancn, Ua. 
 
Want to buy a good second-hand 
copper syrup pan, 9 or 10 ft. long, 
eneap for caso. R. H.- vOut, 
Preston, Ga. 
 
Want automatic Delco Light gener- 
ater. Must be A-1 cond. C. Fred 
vamp, Moreland. Ga. 
 
Wall WO puruuase eed grinder, anu 
& FCAGUIICL vy pe t6C0 dui.  dvduou Ne 
ath BVUQ COLld. lave Wards Yuu adve 
wild DaUgaul piace, L. W. Herrin, 
wliwood, Ga. : : 
 
Waut i inv. 180 Letz feed mill wit. 
ieeder and sacker'. 
vuinton, Ga. - sa 
 
Wait a iarge cog wheel and a 
smail one to convert a nuise powes 
van milj into @ power mili, or Change 
a worse power Muli ior a power Au. 
 
wive details if you nave any. J. W.. 
 
vuipepper; Lake Park, Ga. 
 
Wat drawbar tor Foruson tractou 
Advise best price tor casn. C, M. Mui- 
.er, Cornelia, Ga. Be 
 
Want 2-44 Cnattanooga 2 horse 
plows, in A-1 cond, Pay cash, or ex- 
saange corn shucked out on cob. i 
 
| pay irt. on piows; other party on 
 
orn, Alonzo Pauik, Jr., Wray, Ga. 
Want to buy a discarded Deico tu 
set repairs for mine. W. H. Kinney, 
Varroliton, Ga. RFD 1. peo 
Want a No. 3 J. B. er feed 
mill in A-1 cond. State best cash 
 
Want a good grist mill to rent, that 
s now running and grinding 200 o1. 
more bu. per week. I can take it at 
once. Iam one. of the best miliers 
n the State. J. W. McGee, Senoia, 
 
Want a good 2nd-hand Hoosier or 
 
Superior 2 horse grain drill in good|G 
 
shape and: cheap for cash. H. M. 
darp, Ashburn, Ga. 
 
Want. good poultry wire, not rusty 
sheap. or exch. corn for same, Mrs. 
2. Donaldson, Metter, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
Want fixtures for Colt gas light 
plant, in good cond and cheap for 
sash. Mrs. J. D. Epson, Powersville, 
 
a. 
Want 5 rolls of 
t. of pipe. W. 
Ga 
 
Want 2 horse mower, of good make 
ond in good cond. Exch. Reg. Guern- 
rey calves. Write for articulars 
Prentiss: Neal, St. Simons Island, Ga 
 
Want 1 Internl. late model Riding 
sultivator. Must be in good cond. J. 
Dtis Harrell, Glennville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1. horse hay press in good 
cond. Cheap for cash. Fred H. Brest 
oS Atlanta, Ga. 148 Marietta St. 
 
poultry wire and 40 
. Hawkins, Jasper. 
 
We ; 
 
Want for cash, 1 second-hand In- 
ternational Riding cultivator and * 
Oliver riding turning plow, at reas- 
 
onable price. A. C. Russell, Swains- 
boro, Ga., RFD 3. 
- Want 1 power corn sheller. in gocr 
 
cond. State price in first letter. E 
B.. Long, Roswell, Ga. 
 
Want second-hand 8 or 10 ft. lim- ] 
 
sower. also 1 Rush and Bog, 7 or * 
ft. dbl, cut orchard harrow for use 
with 10-20 McCormick-Deering trac- 
tor, Must be good annd. and chean 
for cash. L. L. & W. B. Butts, Pick- 
ard Ga. | 
 
Want to exch hay for secon4-han 
WSS press. C. R. Duggan, Chester 
 
Want second-hand corn = shurke~ 
and shelter in first class cond. State 
hest. nrice for cash. C, M. Keene 
Tennille, Ga. : 
 
Want second-hand corn = shucker 
aad sheller, Must be good cond. 
Quote beet cash price. J. A. Waller 
Mannie. Ga 
 
want 6 to 12h, p. Peerless boiler 
 
and eng. in sood cond. ready to rvn 
State whaf vor have and nrice. W 
A Rond, Civeville Ca PEM 9, 
 
Want sliehtHy need Fordson pil 
samnleate, Mirct he ennd -ennd and 
shean fer ech, Kubert Hillhouse 
anton, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Want to hiv far eash. ar exch enrn 
far 2 Tnternatinnal 9 harea  yidin- 
anitivatare jin wand annd MHhean wit? 
oN fietures, G. M. Smith, Midvite 
fa Pt, 5: 
 
Want to hear from narty havin- 
flat ranie evict mil}: earn 
hammer feed. mi: 9g ernda nj] ane 
fractar ane, and an plactein nates 
State what vou have and price af av 
articles above mentioned, together, 
 
  
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930. . 
 
or separately. Mrs. Henry Lynch, 
 
Lumpkin, Ga. 
Incubators For Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
db. kk. SPlres, Lii-* 
| used 2 times for saie, or excn for 2 
 
meat, butter, hogs, or wheat. 
 
challorm: | 
 
  
 
 ult. suv cap. used 1 season only, 
good cond., and 25 White Minorca 
now laying pullets, 2 cockereis (1 
cockerel and 2  pullets won _ first 
price in Ga.-Ala. fair); 16 White 
sock pullets and 1 cock and 1 cock- 
erel. All for $85. W. E. Skelton, La- 
Grange, Ga., 516 Lee St. 
 
3 incubators: 1 Petaluma hot air, 
250 cap, $15; 2 Keipper, 600 egg Size. 
1 works on top of other, but can be 
ased separately. Hot water, $25 for 
1, or $42.50 for both. O. L. McClel- 
ian, LaGrange, Ga., Rt. 3. 
 
250 cap. inc. in good cond. with 
new. lamp and everything cumpiete. 
cueap ius Casi, OF GaCil. 10r hels or 
pigs. Mrs. si, W. Stephens, Adairs- 
vule, Ga., Rt. 1. 7 a 
 
ittle brown Hen ine. in good: con. 
 
uoes and 1 buck Chinchilla rabbits, 
or 3 B. R. hens. Ea. to pay delivery 
chgs. Also have a 2 gal cap. Daisy 
zgnurn in good cond. used about a 
month, $3.50 or exch, churn for white 
eed sacks at 7c each. Mrs. M, Cur- 
cy, Alma, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 92. 
 
3 good inc. in first. ciass cond. rea- 
sonable prices. Will exch. Write for 
particulars, and what you Have to of- 
ier in exch. Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Buckeye inc. 225 cap in good cond. 
Sell or exch, for 15 RK. I. Red, or 18 
White or Brown L .pullets. Mrs. G. 
Oo. Blanchard, Appling, Ga.  
 
110 cap. Buckeye inc. good cond. 
$12 or exch. for 10 young hens of . 
good strain. Prefer S. C. W. Leg- 
horns. Mrs. M. Claude Carters, Val 
dosta, Ga. Rt. 6, Box 13. 
 
Buckeye imc. No. 34 excellent cond. 
12096 cap. Cheap, due to owner's 
ailing health. Submit sample. Mrs. 
M. C. Searls, Thomasville, Ga. 
 
Radio Blue Flame oil burning 
brooder, only used with 1 brood of 
chicks; in perfect cond. $7. Cash, 
with order. E. J. McDougal, Lavonia, . 
 
a. 
-1 Wisconsin iron clad 90 egg inc. 
used 1 yr. runs perfecty, $9. R. 8. 
Nash, Smyrna, Ga. 
 
1 inc. nearly new, used once only, 
250 cap. and 1 brooder, 500 chick size. 
Sell or exch for 20 young hens or 
pulets, laying, any breed. Mrs. C. 8. 
Parr, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. . 
 
600 cap. Bell City inc. Set 4 times. 
3ell, trade, or exch. for home raised 
 
have you? For quick sale. Write. 
irs. Cleon Cowart, Summit, Ga., Rt. 
2, Box 89. ; 
 
Little Brown Hen inc. good cond. 
"nstructions, all complete, $2.50 FOB. . 
Mrs. A. A. Whitaker, Mansfield, Ga. 
 
Kentucky Home inc| 150 cap. Set 
3 times. 6 new wicks, O. K. in ae 
vay, $20. FOB, or will accept 1 
yens (no culls) as part payment. 
Mrs. Lucile Crosby, Graham, Ga. 
 
Radio oil brooder with automatic 
hermometer, 250 to 300 cap. Instruct- 
ions. Only raised 1 brood of chicks, 
iuimost good as. new. $8. Exch for 
sorn .or fat hens. Mrs. J. T. Flaur- 
10v, Mauk. Ga. 
 
No. 7 Mammoth Buckeye inc. good 
as new, cheap. W. H. Kinney, - 
rollton, Ga, RFD 1. 
 
2 Sol Hot brooders, 35 cap. 2 500 | 
shick cap. and 1 1M cap. Sol Hot ~ 
brooder. Homer L. Wallace, Bowdon 
Junction, Ga. 
 
Little Brown Hen inc. 50 cap. 
thermometer and full instructions; 
Cozy brooder, 50 cap. with inst. $3 
each, or $5 for both, FOB here. O. A. 
Andrews, Jackson, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
1 Super Hatcher, 150 cap. Good as 
new. Equipped with thermometer, 
instruction book and extra wicks for 
lamp, $12; also 1 Millers Ideal oil 
brooder. 1M cap. Perfect cond. $10 
Cash. Exch. either or both for good 
corn. or Fulghum seed oats. R. B. 
Williams, Milan, Ga. 
 
1 ine. for sale cheap. S, D. Harri- 
son, Kathleen, Ga.  
 
Buckeye 60 cap. inc. perfect order, 
with all equipment except book. Also 
00 cap. Blue Flame brooder, prac- 
tically new, all for $10 or inc. $6. Cash 
with order. Money order attached. 
Will swap brooder for a larger ene, 
0 cap. Can give good ref. W. J. 
tonner, Macon. Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
1M cap. oil brooder and thermome- 
ter, $9 or exch. for sugar | crowder, 
white Rice and white black-eyed 
neoas. hutter-heans, pigs of good, heal- 
 
thy stock. pecans. or the pure, Rev. 
 
hin. rabbits. Also have 6 eal. 2 gal. 
~aterers (cost 75 each) 50 each. or 
exch. for anvthine can use. Miss Lau- 
ra Morris Bowdon, Ga. oe 
 
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What - 
 
  
   
 November 6, 1930. 
 
EF lowers and Seed 
For Sale 
 
(Continued from page eight)  
_ Irish junipers, 4 yrs. old, 3 to 4 ft. 
tall, $1 each, 6 for $5.50 or $10 per doz. 
Bix eyr. Irish junipers, $1.50 each or 
42 for $15. Abelias, 35 per bunch, 6 
yr. boxwoods, $1 each or $10 per doz. 
Arbor vitae, I5 to 27 in. tall 40c ea. 
Se broom, 75 cts per bunch, 
pipeming ae 30 eee All 
 
inspe . Mrs. . Dunca: 
RFD 1, Cornelia, Ga. = 
 
Several Aamaryllis bulbs, salmon 
 
pink blooming size, 30 cts each, smal- 
er size, 15 cts each or 2 for 25 cts. 
Double red dahlia bulbs, 10 cts each 
or 3 for 25 cts. Barilla lily bulbs, 40 
-ts for blooming size, 15 cts for small- 
er bulbs, Gladioli bulbs, red biooms, 
6 for 25 cts. Jonquils and double daf- 
-fodils, and Apr. blooming white nar- 
-cissus bulbs, 25 cts per doz. Mrs. D. 
pa BD 5, poo Ga, 
: arge freesias, cts per doz, 
small bulbs, 25 cts per doz. Large 
-double-red and pink poppy seeds, al- 
so old-fashioned sweet-scented pink 
seeds. | Sell or exchange for other 
flowers. Mrs. R. M. Holmes, Wood- 
land, Ga. : 
 
Cuttings and rooted plants of choice 
Poses, Cannas, crepe myrtles, 6 ft high 
altheas, anise, atmasco, rain, amaryl- 
 
is, Star of Bethlehem, red and pink 
May cactus, red Christmas  eactus., 
night blooming cereus, Arabian and 
srand Duke jasmine. Rhododendron 
and clerodendron, running roses, Em- 
 
ress of China and Pillar of Gold. 
Ets: J. A. Lasseter, Cordele, Ga. 
 
Pink thrift, ionqguils, lace border 
oa 15 cts per doz. Blue Roman 
hyacinths, 30 cts per doz; butter-and- 
egg, 30 ets per doz; large red and yel- 
low annas, 3.for 10 ets; pink and 
 
vhite Dorothy Perkins roses, 15 and 
20 ets each: monthly rose euttings, 
white, red, cream, yellow, pink, 2 for 
+ cts; running American Beauty run- 
ning large cream rose, running. Kil- 
larney rose, all cuttings, 2 for 5 cts. 
Spirea, snowdrop, 15 cts each; bridal 
wreath, 15 and 20 cts each; crepe) 
Myrtle. 15 cts each or 2 for 25 cts. 
Crimson rambler rose, 20 cts each; 
babys breath, Ronsevelt. sword, and 
asparagus ferns, 15. and 20 cts each; 
_ wax vine cuttings, 10 cts each; coral 
vine, 15 cts each, Wandering Jew, 2 
for 5 ets: pink and white geranium 
uttings, 7 cts each; running honey- 
suckle, 10 cts each; May day lilies, 
single and double, 10 cts each: white 
Tris, 3 for 25 cts; hollyhocks, all col- 
ors, single and double mixed, 15 cts 
each, 2 for 25 cts. Add postage. Mrs. 
on F. Jarrell, RFD 2, Box 44, Butler. 
__ Mapor trumpet buttercups, jonquils 
Sulphur Phoenix daffodils, 100 for $1; 
Purple Roman hyacinths, 5 doz for 
$1;> orange Phoenix daffodils, very 
fragrant, 30 cts per doz. Flowering 
almond, pink crepe myrtle, yellow 
orniess roses, 15 cts each or 2 for 
25 cts. White iris, 30 cts\ per - doz. 
Nanaenas, 50 cts each. Include post- 
eee with orders. Mrs. Allen Gregory, 
orsyth, Ga. RFD 6. 
 
Yellow double daifodils, yellow jon- 
quils, paper white narcissi, large 
 
ulbs, 20 cts per doz, $1.50 per hun- 
Gred; blue Roman hyacinth bulbs, 30 
ets per doz; rooted pink hydrangeas, 
20 cts each; white hardy yard hy- 
drangeas, large plants, 25 cts each; 
Tooted deep pink oleanders, 25 cts 
each; boxwood plants. 2 to 4 yrs. old, 
15 to 25 cts each; azaleas, .abelias, al- 
theas, single and double, different 
colors; forsythia, pink and white wei- 
- double white spirea, crepe myr- 
tle, butterfly bush, purple cilac, cape 
jasmine; 20 cts each, 2 for 35c. Red 
_ everblooming spirea, 25c each; blue, 
white and lavender Iris, 25 cts per 
doz. Postdge to be added. Mrs. J. 
Elsner, 2, Austell, Ga. 
 
" and white hardy phlox, 35 cts 
ae doz; pink almond, golden bell, 3 
or 25 cts; yellow japonicas, red flow- 
ering quince, 2 for 25 cts; primroses, 
15 cts per doz, 75 cts per hundred; 
oo ee day lilies, 75 cts per hundred; 
_ old fashioned yellow roses, 3 for 25c; 
urple fox 
gated violets, 25 cts. per doz; deep 
pink weigelas, 25 cts each. Add post- 
age. Mrs. Amanda Henderson, Elli- 
 
Jy, Ga. 
 
- Pink, white and blue hydrangeas, 
 
$2.75 per doz; all colors cannas; dou- 
 
ble and single lemon lilies, white 
flags, spider and red lily bulbs, 3 for 
95 cts; milk and wine lilies, 20 cts 
each; pink and white sweet pinks, red 
and pink verbena, 3 for 25 cts; Rex 
 
  
 
 25 cts per doz. Var- 
 
eySUuckie, 
 
4 snowball bushes, 
 
| orders. 
 
MAREKET 
rooted, 25 cts each; justicia; 20 cts; 
sev. Shades red and pink . geranium, 
ooted, 2 for 25 cts; lace, Boston, Ted- 
ly, Jr., aspar . Sprengeria, new 
rested, ostrich plume and maiden 
 
| lair ferns, red and white conch be- 
 
gonias, all 15 cts each. Calla lilies, 
40 cts each. Blue sweet violets, 2) 
cts per doz; pink oxalis, 10 cts. Mrs. 
W. A. Huff, RFD 2, Milledgeville, Ga. 
 
Dark purple iris, $2 per hundred; 
orange lilies, $1 per hundred; Shasta 
daisies, $1.50 per hundred; pink hardy 
phiox, 50 cts per doz; field daisies, 
pink primroses, 25 cts per doz; leo- 
pard lilies, 10 cts. each; daffodils, 35 
cts per doz; pink hardy hibiscus, 50c 
each; mtn ferns, 10e each; deep. pink 
weigelias, snow ball, pink crepe myr- 
tle, purple lilac, weeping linden, spi- 
rea, 35 cts each; purple and pink al- 
theas, white English dogwood, bird- 
eye hedge bush, golden bell, forsythia, 
25 cts each. Add postage. Sell for 
cash or exchange for white feed sacks. 
Mrs. Nancy Henderson, RFD 3, Box 
 
44, Ellijay, Ga. 
 
Lassvuus aud Narcissi, also Star oi 
DEWUeUELI, OladZe tues, DUE fia, 
wi per hunureu. wavenuer iFis, wo Cis 
pec uos, golueh giOW, Dink naruy 
psuOX, Puipse 10X giove, av Cus Per uo0z 
eMOWNAU, Pulk Weagelas, weepiuig ln- 
aen, sv Gus C&C, Spwea Val ..0ULil, 
yeuow loisywua, gosuen bell, punk ai- 
wi0Qd, yeuuW thusly roses, 2 ior 2o 
v8; Guunie YyeuOW vaposlicas, reu 
ssOWerulg Yuinve, purpse iuac, 2d cis 
caCil; UiusXeU Cllrs, Sweeb Wiliam, gu 
 
CUS per u0s; evergreen vane, 4U cis per 
 
4uuZ; Purpse anu pik aitneas, waite 
wuilgiissl UOZWOOU, Virueye heuge busn, 
4 lor 2d Cus; Seu lor Casa Ln exchange 
Or auyuung useiul, Add postage. 
ivatS, Mille slenaerson, RFD 3, Box 
24, thilijay, Ga. oe 
aug arwutus and galax, both 
.0Fr Zo Gis per doz; red do,wood, 3 for 
uJ CiS; Wilice Panes,  iOr 2d Cis; hon- 
3 ior 2a Cis; punk wWorny 
1use Cubtungs, 3 for 15 cis. White 
waorniess luse, 3 ior 209 cis. Mrs. 
nacuaei Antimony, Hemp, Ga, 
 
Spider lilies, aiso mused pulbs, will 
s@ul Cueap or exchange ior anything. 
can use except ilowers. Some rooted 
rose bushes, 11ve lace terns, nice ger- 
abiums, red, Singie and double. Any 
amount nice sandigo vine, will seal 
caeap, or exchange for peas, corn, 
chicxens, hogs, pigs, goavus Or any- 
thing of use t0 me. Aiso about 3o_or 
40 isne arvor vitae plants, about 5 in. 
high. Mrs. M. G. Lhigpen, Brewton, 
Ga. ; ~ 
 
Red flowering quince, $1 per doz; 
double pink aumonds, 6 for 50 cis; 
deep red hollynocks, (5 cts per doz; 
purple verbena, 50 cis per doz; 6 gola- 
en bells tor 50 cts; pink primroses, 2 
doz for 25 cts; wnite Shasta daisies, 
10 cts per doz; lavender Iris, 50 cts 
per doz; double red cannas, 6 for $1; 
single cannas, pink, 4 for 25 cis; or- 
ange day lilies, 50 cts per hundred; 
red verbena, 35 cts per doz; one dou- 
ple red geranium, 50 cts; pink begon- 
ias, 2 for 25 cts; oxalis, pink, 15 cts 
per doz, bulbs. Wandering Jew, 10 
cis per bunch, sultana cuttings, 3 for 
25 cts, Add postage. Mrs. V. G. Sil- 
ver, RFD 1, Oakman, Ga. : 
 
Snowdrops, 20 cts per doz; red dog- 
wood, 10c each; abaleas, 10 cts ea; 
yellow Cherokee roses, 75 cts per doz; 
25 cts each; blue li- 
lac bushes, 25 cts each; artificial lo- 
cust, 25 cts each; evergreen galax, 29 
cts per doz; white pines, 25 cts each; 
mountain laurel, mountain ivy: 15 cts 
each; day lilies, 25 cts per doz; tree 
moss, 10 cts per bunch; blue_ berry 
pushes, 3 for 10 cts; holly bushes, 20 
cts each; lily of the valley, 20 cts ea; 
evergreen geraniums, 25 cts per doz. 
All well rooted. Mrs. Bill Lecroy, 
 
Loving, Ga. ; 
 
Boxwood, -12 in., 50 cts; 15 in. 75 ; 
18 in, $1. Cypress, 2 ft., $1.50; globe 
arbor vitae, 12 in, 50 cts; 15 in, 75. ; 
18 in, $1. Pyramid arborvitae, 2 ft, 
$1.50, Juniper, irish, 3 ft, $1.50; 2 ft, 
$1: pink peonies, 25 cts each; snow- 
ball, 25 cts each; yard drangea, 25 
cts: althea, 25 cts; weigelia, 50 cts; 
dahlias, 25, 50 and $1 each. Laurel, 
95 cts: weeping rosemary, 3 ft, $1.50. 
Mrs. W. T. Ponter, Morganton, Ga. 
 
Perennial hardy phlox, $1 per doz; 
fox glove, sweet williams, 75 cts per 
doz; azaleas, $1 per doz; spruce pines, 
$1 per doz; mountain laurels, $1 per 
doz: verbena, red and purple, 75 cts 
per doz; hibiscus, 3 ft. high. Month- 
ly roses, blue roses, all rooted, 20 cis 
each, all different colors Seven Sis- 
ters, rooted, 15 cts each. Sultanas, 
rooted, 15 es on tr hyena 
15 cts eac postage 0: 
 
Cora Turner, RPD 4 
 
. 
 
  
 
Sree Angel Cleveland, Ga. 
 
BULLETIN 
pines,-3 for 50 cts; mountain laurel 
and ivy, 25 cts each; yellow thornless 
roses, 3 for 25 cts; Irish junipers, 50 
cts each; arbor vitaes, 50 cts each; 
pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz; azal- 
eas, 3 for 50 cts; hibiscus, 25 cts each; 
red japonicas, 25 cts each; blue Irish 
lilies, 50 cts per doz; walnut sprouts 
3 for 50 cts; white jonquils, 25 cts per 
doz; -blueberry bushes, 25 ets per doz. 
All well rooted. Mrs. Fannie Aber- 
crombie, Loving, Ga. 
Royal blue, yellow iris, 25 and 30 cts 
per doz. Lemon lilies, 25 cts per. doz, 
white sword lilies, 40 cts per buib; 
buttercups, 20 cts per doz; dusty mil- 
ler, 25 cts per doz; paper crepe myr- 
tle, 25 cts each; bleeding heart, 50 cts 
each; blue bear grass, 30 cts per doz; 
yellow forsythia, 30 cts each; white, 
 
}purple butterfly .bush, 25 cts each; 
 
deep yellow japonicas, blooming size, 
40 cts each; double white Perkins 
roses, 15 cts each; blooming size Sev- 
en Sisters, pink rose, 50 cts each; 
purple, pink hearty phlox, 25 cts 
per doz; white Iris, 50 cts per doz. 
Add postage on all orders. Mrs. Inez 
Vick, RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. : 
 
Long trumpet daffodils, ; golden 
glow, yellow clustered narcissi, jon- 
quils, butter-and-egg bulbs, large and 
double, 20 cts per doz, or $1 per hun- 
dred; mixed bulbs, 60 cts per hundred, 
or 12 cts per doz and postage. Mix- 
ed colors gladioli, 5 cts each or 40 
cts per doz. Large red dahlia bulbs, 
pink, yellow and dark purple, 5 cts 
each or 50 cts per doz. Double pink 
flowering almond, white, red spurea, 
pink and purple crepe myrtle, white 
wisteria, coral berry bush, hardy oak 
hydrangea, blue yard hydrangea, lit- 
tle yellow thornless rose, all rooted, 
15 cts each or $1.50 per doz, assort- 
ed. Large reddish purple hardy or- 
chid plants, 40 cts each or 4 for $1. 
Red, also pink, old fashioned roses, 15 
cts each; purple violets, 15 cts per 
doz. Mrs. Jeffie Ham, RFD 6, For- 
syth, Ga. 
 
Rink almond, white, crimson spirea, 
bridal wreath, pink crepe myrtle, 
hardy hibiscus, pink weigelia, 25 cts 
each, or any 3 for 60 cts; Shasta dai- 
sies, mixed colors sweet william, dian- 
thus pinks, mixed verbena, 30 cts per: 
doz; 3 doz for 80 cts; cannas, giant 
red, yellow, cream, red and yeilow 
spotted, 50 cts per doz; $2 per hun- 
dred. Mixed Iris, 6 different kinds, 
35 cts per doz. Tiger and spider Iil- 
ies, 15. cts each; trailing evergreen, 5 
cts per bunch; day lilies, yellow clus- 
ter narcissi, 25 cts per doz, Pink 
thrift, 20 cts per doz or $1 hundred; 
pernnia] seed, Sweet William, dian- 
thus pinks, larkspur, blanket flower, 
poppy, peony, hollyhock, 10 cts per 
pkt, 3 pkts. 25 cts, all delivered. Mrs. 
J. T. Patillo, RFD 6, Box 60, La- 
Grange, Ga. ; ; 
 
Yellow japonicas, 20 cts each; for- 
sythia, 25c ea; spirea, Van Houtti, 40 
cts each; snowball, 25 cts; weigelia, 
pink, 30 cts; Japan quince, 35 cis 
each; althea, .20 cts; flowering al- 
mond, 30 cts each; lavender Iris, 25 
cts per doz; March flower bulbs, 30 
ets per doz; old time velvet roses, 20 
cts each. One flower free with each 
$1 order. Add postage. Tunis Wade, 
RFD 3, Ellijay, Ga. ey 
 
Pink blooming tamarix, white mock 
orange, double pink althea, pink wei- 
gelia, white and pink spirea, Pride of 
Rochester, double white, white and 
pink crepe myrtle, monthly roses, 
pink Paul Neyron, pink Columbia, 
Red Radiance, Pink Maman Gochet, 
all 2 yrs. old, 20 cts each. Everbloom- 
ing white thrift plants, $1 per hun- 
dred. Double and single white tube- 
rose bulbs, 
gladioli, 25 cts per doz; white Shasta 
daisies, 20 cts per doz; double white 
sweet May pinks, 4 bunches for 25c; 
pink thrift plants, 50 cts per hun- 
dred; yellow, white red and variegat- 
ed double dahlias, 50 ets per doz 
bulbs. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam, 
 
Ga. 
 
Spirea, butterfly bush, rose weigeia, 
pearl tuberose bulbs, chinquapen rose, 
mammoth elephant ear, umbrella 
palm, 1 yr. old geraniums, 15 cts ea; 
pink, purple crepe myrtle, pink al- 
mond, french dogwood, leopard grass, 
sweet shrub, May rose, red rambler 
rose, rooted sultanas, justicias, lemon 
lilies, June lilies, laurel magnolia, 
 
pink oxalis, white cannas, coral cac- 
tus, white, yellow iris, sweet bay. 
eladioli dahlia tubers, sweet merckle. 
conk begonias. 5 cts each. Yellow, 
pink lupine 2 for 5 cts; dusty miller. 
5 cts per doz; white, pink primroses 
10 ets per doz; wild verbena, 5 cts per 
clump; French daisies, 15 cts per doz; 
golden rayed lily bulbs, flower white 
 
  
 
with red and vellow, 35 
 
cigar a) ols 
 
25 cts per doz. Yellow | 
 
Columbian poplar hibiscus, 10 cts ea, 
 
cts each; 1 
: gushion 
 
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cactus, yellow bloom cactus, flat leaf, 
 
cts, One creeping cactus, 18 in, 20. 
cts. Will exchange for onions, pea- 
nuts, pecans, add postage on orders 
under 50 cts. 
2, Toomsboro, Ga. 
 
25 well. rooted dwarf boxwood cut- 
tings, $1.50; $2.50 for 50; $5 per iiun- 
dred. White lilac, White Kerria, an 
everblooming red spirea, 35 cts. cach, 
or 3 for-$1. 
spirea, and white bridal 
White Cherokee roses, 20 cts eacn, 6. 
 
and. blue 
All white; 
lilies, 50 
 
cts per doz. Pink, yellow 
and white Iris, $1 per doz. 
50 cts per doz; - blackberry 
cts per doz. Blanche 
Greenviie, Ga. 
 
Pink and yellow peachtree roses, 15, 
cts each; cottonwood, 25 cts; balms of! 
 
pine, good size, 6 for 50 cts;, moun- 
tain laurel, 6 for 50 cts; lilac bush, 3 
cts; dogwood, 20 cts; sweet williar 
 
10 cts each; evergreen for hed: 
 
cts each, by the hundred; fall pinks, 
10 cts per bunch; honeysuckle vines, 
3 for 25 cts. Miss N, A. White, RED 
1, Box 34, Dahlonega, Ga. 
 
Double dahlias, red, white, pink, 
yellow, 8 cts each or 75 cis per doz; 
large flowering cannas, red, . ycllow 
and pink, 5 cts each or 50 cts per doz; 
nice mums, 40 cts per doz; white Aug 
lilies and lemon lilies, 10 cts each; 
white, blue and bronze iris, 35 cts per 
doz; orange colonial lilies,35 cts per 
doz; tiger lilies, 10 cts each; Star of 
Bethiehem and blue fragrant viclets, 
10 cts per dcz; iarge flowering mixed 
colors -hollyhocks and grass pinks, 25 
cts per doz; pink weigelas, 25c each; 
purple lilacs, 10 cts each; pink and 
blue running roses, rooted, 10 cts ea; 
white baby. doll, -everblocming rose, 
rooted, 20 cts; elephants ear, 20 cts. 
Collection of-one cream everblooming, 
one red, one pink, one white and one 
yellow thornless rose, all rocted, 50 
cts. One pink weigelia, one yellow 
thorniess rose. one bridal wreath, 40 
cts. Collection of seea, 10 or more 
varieties, including double angel's 
trumpet, very large, will -bloom till 
frost, snapdragon, petunias, scarlet 
sage, 25 cts per pkg, sprengeria fern, 
white conk begonias, 15 cts each. Un- 
rooted cuttings of everblooming roses 
and pink weigelia, 25 cts per doz, 
Will sell or exch. same for cala lilies, 
red or pink spirea, or good clean cot- 
ton feed sacks, 100 Ib. capacity. Add 
postave. Mrs, J. Winter, Ruford, Ga. 
 
Night blooming cereus, cut. 10c each 
or exch. for other fiower cut. 1 iarge 
plant, $1.50; rooted, single, red ger. 
 
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Jew, 5c; would like any kind of be- 
gonia except beefsteak, Lucrene, or 
white or red conch, or any kind of 
lilies except August, Day, in exch. Mrs.  
C. E. Swearinzen, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Dbl. daffodil bulbs, makes blooms 
3 in. across, $1 per 100; lilacs, ribbon 
grass, flowering almonds, yellow star 
jasmine, golden bells, aitmeas, op ca - 
wisteria, all 18e each: shacta daisies, 
hollyhocks. 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs. 
Belle Goddard, Goggins, Ga. Rt. 2. 
White Fermuda Easter lily bulbs, 
 
plooming size, 15c each, $10. per 100; 
 
E. Thompson, 
 
\pulblets 25c doz D. 
Pinehurst, Ga. : 
 
Bulbs for spring blooming: tulips, 
orange with salmon, $1.75 doz. blue,  
clear lilac blue, $10 a 100 bulbs, $1.50 ~ 
doz. Carefully pasked. Cader Steph= 
ens, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
Crene myrtle sushes and little Ce- 
dars for sale. May Bogby, Flowery 
Branch, Ga. RFD 1. Box 106. 
 
Large, blue Flag lily bulbs, fine for 
yard or bed borders, $1 for 3 doz. $1.50 
for 5 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Frank | 
Davis, Martin, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
Blooming size jonquils, 55c 3 
blue, single hyacinths blooming size), | 
35c. doz. 1 evergreen boxwood about 16 
in. high, well rooted, 75c. Add enough 
postage. No checks. Will take stamps 
Miss Tommie Godfrey, Gainesville, Ga. 
Rt. 12. 5 
 
3 M. choice daffodil bulbs, $1.50 a 100. 
Cash, or exch for anvthing of value. 
If planted on south side of buildings 
where partially protected these oid 
fashioned bulbs bloom in December 
and January. G. G. Rucker, Elberton, 
Ga. RFD 8. 
 
Gladioli bulbs, mix. var. all 
size, also iris, violets. jonquils, 15 doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. B. J. Edmondson, 
Cedartown, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Dahlia. cactus, fancy, 
 
bronze mauve, yellow, pink, whoite and 
other shades $2. doz. postpaid; also sev. 
hundred of ball and decorative, all col. 
15 doz del Fall del Mrs Eugene MMoze- 
ley Clayton Ga ; 
 
  
 
for. $1; bronze and yellow mums, 40 | 
 
10 cts; 1 tall round cactus, 24 in, 35 
 
 
 
Mrs. W. A. Lewis, RFD 7 
 
Pink crepe tiyrile, wnite ~~ 
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Giliad, 20 cts; spruce pine and white. . 
 
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Flowers and Seed 
For Sale | 
 
  
 
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Winter pinks, white and yellow, 50c 
doz. bunches. Striped Leaf grass and 
house-leak, blue violets, Star of Beth- 
lehem, yellow Flags and blue iris, all 
50c doz. or 7 doz. for $2 del. Mrs, Hen- 
ry Fowler, Roy, Ga. 
 
Bulbs: cream narcissi, purple hya- 
 
- cinths, each, 35c doz. and mixed bulbs, 
 
30c doz. Mrs. F. C. Jennings, Plains, 
Ga. ; 
 
Yellow oxalis bulbs, 25c doz. Mrs. D. 
H. Vocke, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1. ; 
 
2 yr. old Madonna lily bulbs, 25 ea. 6 
for $1; fine roses, 50c doz. cut. Cash 
(no checks) with order. Mrs. W. O. 
Vaughters. Dawsonville, Ga 
 
Giant white early blooming iris, 
sev col. large, dbl. cannas, and Giant 
Himaiava berry. vines. all 25c doz. 
Blooming thornless rose, 10c each; 
Spanish Bayonet, 25c each; Palm of 
Crystal seed, 10c doz. Mrs. J. W 
 
 Abercrombie, Newnan, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Watermelon crepe myrtle, 15c each; 
 
100 well rooted boxwoods, 4 in. to 4 ft. 
 
high, 10c to $10. each. Mrs. R. All- 
good, Oxford, Ga. 
Evergreens, azaleas, white, red, and 
 
"yellow, Mtn. ferns, and trailing arbu- 
 
tus, all 25 dos. white dogwood, 2 for 
25c. Add postage. J. T. Boyce, Mor- 
ganton, Ga. 
 
Single, blue hyacinth bulbs, 50c doz. 
Mrs; D. B. Martin, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 1, 
 
Sev. old fashioned bulbs: butter and 
eggs, daffodil, 2 kinds narcissi, jon- 
quil and butter-cup mixed, $1 a 100: 
Mrs. E. T. Almon, Midland, Ga. 
 
1 doz. arborvitae, pyramid tyne, 2 to 
3 ft. well. $6 for lot del. 15 well rooted 
junipers, 12 to 18 in. 5. for lot. . Del. 
onty order. Mrs. R. V. Woody, Dial, 
 
a. 
Large, dbl. pink peonie bulbs, 40c 
each. Mrs. Martha Vanzant, Dial, 
Ga. 
 
Ivy, large and small size, 6 for $1.50, 
15 for $6; water lilies, 40c bunch; rose 
bushes 6 for $1.-Payv postage 2a. sroall 
orders. Miss Annie Seabolt, Dahlone- 
pa. Ga. Rl. 
 
Boston and Ostrich plume ferns, 10c 
each; St. Bernard lilies, variegated 
foliage. well rooted, 15c; pink flower- 
ing quince, well rooted, 25c. Mrs. V. P. 
Jackson, Ivey, Ga. 
 
Narcissi (small yellow blooms with 
8 to 12 to cluster and very fragrant), 
5c a bulb; pink, Rain lilies, 5 ea. bulb. 
All blooming size. 
bulbs, blooming size. Mrs. Thomas 
Diges, Douglasville, Ga. 
 
Pink, Rain lilies, 5c a bulb. <Add 
postage. Mrs W. J. Norton. Douglas- 
ville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
2 and 3 yr. old azaleas, 75 and $1 
ea. plant November time to set out. 
Mrs. O. C. Martin, Flemington, Ga. 
 
Privet hedge cuttings, for sale or 
exch. for chickens, any. breed, young 
hens or pullets. Mrs. L. H. Hill, Pavo. 
Ga.Rt.. 3. 
 
Periwinkle seed and nonpy seed to 
plant your yard, each, $1; giant lily 
bulbs, $1.50 doz. small palms, 35 or 
$3 doz. small china berry trees, same 
price: Sugar Manle, $1 each. S. M. 
Shankle Brunsyick, Ga. 
 
Star of Bethlehem bulbs, 20c a 100. 
Will give 2 nice white jonquil bulbs 
with each order for 100. Mrs. M. L. 
Geddard, Summerville Ga. 
 
Hibiscus, rose shade, dbl. red oriental 
abl. red poppy seed, 10e teaspoonful. 
Mrs. Mav Phitlins, Buford: Gar Rt. 4: 
_ Cherokee hedge rose, 100 for $2; 200 
$3.75; $5 for 300. Carefully packed and 
oe J. M. Toole, Macon, Ga. Rt. 
 
Hibiscus, rose shade. dbl. red Orien- 
tal poppv, hollyhocks, red or _ pink: 
Shasta daisy. blue ageratum, clematis. 
white, 10c package. Stamps accented. 
Trade for canned goods or anything 
can use. Mrs. Annie Lee Newton, Toc- 
coa, Ga.-235 Walnut, St 
 
Single, white narcissi, yellow jon- 
quil and daffodil bulbs, $1 a 100. Hya- 
cinths, 35c doz. Hemoracallis lily bulbs 
$1 a 100; large red, spider lily bulbs, 50 
doz. Mrs. G. N. Hammond, Middleton, 
Ga. 
 
Trailing arbutus, 25 cts per doz: 
green galax, 25 cts per doz; mountain 
Javrel, 2 for 25 cts. mesnow cactus 3e 
cts each; evergreen geraniums, 25 cts; 
oranee day ihies. 25 per. doz. or: $4 
 
per hundred: Artificial locust, 9 for 40 
 
~ ets; red dogwood, 15 cts each: mountain 
 
ferns, 10 cts each: shasta daisies, 25 
cts per bunch. Pussy willow, 30 ets 
each; ivy, 2 for 35 cts. 
ed. Mrs. Luther Waters, Loving, Ga. 
Red dogwood, 10 cts each; lemon 
 
lilies, $1 per doz; trailing arbutus, 25 
cts per doz; evergreen galax, 30 cts per 
 
Exch. for hyacinth 
 
All well root-. 
 
MARKET 
 
doz. Yellow thornless roses, $1 per! 
doz; white pines, 15 cts each; mountain | 
laurel, 15 te each; ivy, 15 cts each, | 
azaleas, 3 for 50 cts; blue violets, 25 cts | 
per doz; birdie bushes, 10 cts each; | 
pink Cherokee roses, $1 per doz; crab- 
apples, 15 cts each; blue berry bushes, | 
| 25 cts per doz; 
;per doz; morning bride, 25 cts each; 
Mrs. Martha Rose, Loving, Ga. 
 
Mixed colors hollyhock, mixed colors 
hardy phlox, golden glow, white violets, 
yeney Christmas bells, bridal wreath. 
 
looming peach, mixed colors; large 
fall pinks, pink running roses, cannas, 
all 25 cts per doz; garden or grass 
pinks, 3 for 25 cts; blue grass, 3 for 10 
cts; also box flower cuttings, not root- 
ed, fuchsias, hydrangea, geraniums, 
plumbago, hibiscus, justicia, pario: 
vine. var. lantanas, weeping lantana<- 
geraniums, double pees red and 
white begonias, red carnation pinks, 
June and snake and Christimas cactus 
white and striped Jew, 10 cuttings for 
25 cts or two dozen for 50 cents; rooted 
fuschia justicia, hydrangea, red and 
white begonia, June, snake Xmas cac- 
tus, geranium, squirrel tail fern, B:s- 
ton fern, oxalis, well rooted, 3 for 25c 
or 8 for 50 cts. Add postage on all or- 
ders. Mrs. Willis Grindle, RFD 1, Dah- 
lonega, Ga. 
 
Double dahlias, 3 1-2 in. across, pret- 
ty size color lavender, pink rich velvety, 
dark red orange red, royal purple and 
light yelow, white button hold, lavend- 
er, white iris, 25 cts per doz; nice size 
althea, rooted, flowering almonds; gol- 
den bells, turks cap, 18 cts each, Pur- 
itv large type glistening mums, 5 cts 
each, small size with buds for pots, dif- 
ferent colors, 25 cts per doz; different 
colors large type bloom cannas, 25 cts 
ner doz; geranium cuttines not rootec 
cactus cuttings. 3 kinds, 3 cts each, or 
will exch. for baby chicks. Add postage 
for as many plants as you wish. Mrs. 
A. Daniel, RFD 1, Winder, Ga. 
 
Native azaleas, red, pink, yellow, $1 
ner doz, mtn. Jaurel. rhododendrons 
 for $1; American globe arbor vitae, 
18 to 26 in., 30 cts each, or 4 for $1; 
Trish junipers, 4 for $1; dwarf arbor- 
vitae,.30c ea; purple butterfly bushes, 
red Amer. Beauty roses. bridal wreath 
snow ball, hydrangeas, 6 for $1; lemon 
Hes, hine-.fan\ iris, 45 cts. ner doz: 
pink perennial phlox, 4 doz for $1; Eng- 
lish. dogwood, wild dogwood, hikiscus, 
 for $1; pink Cherokee roses, yeliow 
roses, $1 per doz; coral berry. 6 for $1 
red japonica, 25c ea. spotted day lilies 
eweet uiliams, snawdrans, 20e dAoz.: 
collection of 12 roses, $1 Sadie Wilson. 
Moreanton, Ga. : 
 
Royal purple King iris. 5 cts per doz 
orange day lilies, 3doz, 25 cts; lemon 
lilies, 6 for 25 cts; double white spirea 
thunderhergia. 10 cts: bridal wreath: 
nurvle lilac. 10 cts: English dogwood. 
zolden bell, 10 cts: double pink almond, 
weeping linden, 10 cts: snow ball 
sprouts, 15 cts each; pink weigelias, 2 
vrs. old, 15 cts. 2 for 25 cts: Jap hedge 
bushes, pink azaleas, 10 cts each: red 
crene myrtie. 20 cts each; 3 for 50 cts: 
double vellow japonicas, 15 cts each: 
2 for 25 cts: mixed colors hardy hibis- 
eus, 25 cts ner doz; mixed colors holly 
hock plants, 30 cts per doz: deep pink 
and red everbloomine. verhena. 25 cts 
per doz; deen red and lemon color can- 
nes, 5 cts: bulbs. red dahlias. 5 cts ea: 
blue ageratum 20 cts ner doz: altheas 
19 cts each. Add nostage.. Ellen Silver. 
RFD 2. Talking Rock, Ga. 
 
Double yellow janonicas, pink wei- 
zela, pink summer lilac. all well rooted 
2 for 25 cts: white hardy pvhlox 3 for 
25 cts: white hardv nhox. 3 for 20 cts: 
white chrvsanthemums, 20 cts ner doz: 
 
white roses. 3 for 25 cts; pink native 
Banevenolladg 0e eank evaryraan jr 
2 for 25 cts; mountain laurel, 15 cts 
each: evergreen mountain ferns, 25 cts 
per doz; yellow cannas, 15 cts each: 
yotive frinow leaf sinjate BR ante ne 
doz; galden rod. 10 cts ner bunch. Mrs 
Title Barrett. RFD 38, Box 50, Ellijav 
wT. 
 
Roston ivy vine, will cling to wood or 
rock, 25 ets each: laurels, well rooted 
velvet roses. well rooted, 20 cts each 
25 cts each: old fashioned doubled red 
Taithta read dahlia hiwhs, 15 ete aach 
wild Cherokee roses, 15 cts each or 2 
for 30 cts: pink Dorothy Perkins roses 
rooted. 15 cts each or 3 for 30 cts: pur- 
vle Iris. 50 cts per doz: evergreen cut- 
tne 2 far OR ates enan srateraliq ent. 
tines. 3 for 25 cts. Miss Viola Hensley. 
RFM 3. Box 5A, Biifay. Ga. 
 
Milk and wine Wes. 75 cts ner doz: 
&4 ner hundred: red snider lilies Jemon 
WWies, Jarobs Yadder bulbs. 25 cts er 
doz; $1.50 per hundred; double orange 
Wiies. red Amarvilies lilies 50e ner doz. 
#2 per him: Jarge cream nareiesis 
 
with double yellow centers, also paper 
 
  
 
  
 
blue Irish lilies, 40 cts 
 
Will exchange for dried fruits. 
 
nink Dorothy Perkins roses, 15 cts ea: | 
 
  
 
  
 
BULLETIN 
 
white narcissi, 25 cts per doz; $2 per 
hundred. Twelve named varieties of 
fine cannas, 60 cts per doz; special 
 
prices on larger lots. Forty different 
kinds of double dahlias, $1 per doz, 
tubers, one of each for $3. Five named 
varieties finest gladioli, 40 cts per ioz, 
$2.50 per hundred: purple violets, also 
Confederate gray violets, 50 cts per 
hundred; white perennial phlox, Shasta 
daisies, white and pink primroses, 25 
cts per doz; Dusty miller, 10. cts per 
doz; yellow thornless rose, English dog- 
wood, abelia ,sweet shrub, Van Houtti 
spirea, dentzia, pink and lavender crepe 
myrtle, striped yard grass, three -olors 
hibiscus, trumpet vine, Dorothy Per- 
kins rose vine, pepper vine, wisteria 
vine, 10 cts each; $1 per doz; cherry 
Laurel evergreen, 2 to 4 ft. 25 cts ee 
postage on orders less than $1 Mrs. J. 
4, Harrell, RFD 6, Quitman, Ga. | 
 
Old fashioned long stem iemon daf- 
fodil bulbs, first size, 75 cts per hun- 
dred; second size, 50 cts per hundred 
All postpaid. Cash with order. No or- 
ders less than $1 aecepted. Mrs. A. R. 
Clack, Auburn, Ga. 
 
White and yellow jonquils, $1.25 per 
hundred; cup and saucer bulbs $1.25 
per hundred; double butter-and-eggs, 
$1 per hundred; perennial larkspur, %5 
cts per doz; red, pink and purple be- 
gonias, sultanas, 25 cts each; red and 
pink geraniums, 25 cts each; Mrs. Em- 
ma. Bailey, RFD 4, Hartwell, Ga. 
 
Lombardy populars, silver leaf and 
sugar maples, pin oaks, chestnut oaks, 
water oaks, elms, umbrella china, box- 
wood, holly, abelia, ligustrum lucidum, 
ligustroum Japonicum, Amoor River 
privet, barberry, spireas, wigelias, Dut- 
zias, crepe myrtle, forsythia, altheas. 
hydrangeas, snowberry, roses, gladioli, 
iris, cannas. Also many others, Write 
for prices. James Cureton, Austell, Ga 
 
Mixed Iris, $1.50 per hundred; mixed 
narcissi, 25 cts per doz or 3 doz. for 60 
cts; day lilies, double and single, $1.56 
per hundred; Aster, Boltona, Physoste- 
gia, blue daisies, May blooming daisies. 
Monarda, purple verbena, Jap speed- 
well, Achilla, heliotrope, perennial peas, 
large hardy holly hock, spider wart. 
plume poppv hardv sunflower. white 
pink and yellow primrose, Sedum, yel- 
low and hardy snapdragons, 5 cts each, 
20-cts for 85 cts; double tuberose, red 
hardy carnations; new pink sweet wil- 
liams, double white clove pinks, mixed 
dianthus, 10 cts each; double cream 
narcissi, 35 cts per doz; pink almond 
spirea, 15 cts each; purple wisteria, ar- 
butilon, 20 cts; snake cactus, Xmas and 
alligator cactus, 15 cts each:( suinea 
wing begonia, 20 cts: Venus begonia, 
25 cts; large leaf begonia, 15 cts cach: 
wax plant, 15 and 25 cts; mixed gera- 
niums, 10 to 25 cts. Mrs. J. H. Fife 
Armuchee, Ga. ; 
 
Golden bell, 15 cts 
wood. 2 for 5e: crabanpie sprouts ; 
cts each; hardy evergreen, box ferns 
20 cts per doz; snow-on-the-mountain 
20 cts per doz; native red and yellow 
azaleas, 12 cts each: yellow thornless 
roses, 15 cts each; heartsease, 3 bunch- 
es for 15 cts ;aM well rooted. Will ex- 
change any of above for white cotton 
sacks. Mrs. Essie Woody, Loving, Ga. 
 
Red: and yellow azaleas, 60c 21 
doz; red dogwood, 15c each; hearts. 
ease 15 per doz; golden balls bulbs 
Oc per doz; holly berry bushes, 10: 
cach; hardy box fern, 20c per doz 
single tansy, 5c each; globe arbor vi- 
aes, 20 each; blueberry bushes, 20 
ver doz; tiger lilies, 25c per doz; bluc 
rch lilies, 30c per doz; red velvet ro- 
ses, 5c each; Seven Sister roses, 5c ea 
_ vee Satins 2 for 15c. All wel 
ooted. postage. Mrs, A. &. - 
rerombie, Tae Co  
 
Flowers and Seed 
 
Wanted > 
 
Want blooming size bulbs of white 
toman hyacinths, white, single Dutce} 
iyancinths, paper white Nnarcissi 
cluster flowering which bloom in De- 
vember or January), white Easter 
rimson amaryllis and milk and winc 
ilies. Also want well rooted French 
oussy-willow, flowering cherry anc 
owering peach (not flowering  aj- 
mond). Make offer and -describe 
leh ee a Price bulbs per 
oz and per 50. Ss. C. W. S 
Woodland, Ga. oe 
 
Want to exch. 2 yr. old monthly 
rose bushes. well rooted. all dbl. and 
sev. Paul Nevron for White Crepe 
myrtle, Abelia and buddleia bushes 
Must be blooming size and good 
 
strong ones. Mrs. C. W, ; 
Stockbridge, Ga, W. Scarborough, 
 
each; red dog- 
 
  
 
  
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930. 
 
Want -boxwood. None. as Ever 
greens. Want 150 bushes, anythin 
above 30 in. high. Must be good 
shaped. Will pay highest prices, 
G. B Barrett, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want to exch fine. dbl. rose pink 
canna bulbs for all col. peonies. Two 
canna bulbs for good peonie bulb. 
Must be blooming size for summer 
flowers. 
 
dbl. purple cannas. Mrs. Geo. A. Bell, 
Jacksonville, Ga. Ae 
Want all col. hardy phlox, except 
 
pink; also all col. iris, except white - 
 
and blue; tulips, giant flowered hya- 
cinths, all kinds of lilies, freesias, 
snakes head, and ranunculus. Will 
exch. other flowers for them. Mrs. 
J. W. Abercrombie, Newnan, Ga. Rt. 
5 
 
Want to exch. 1 blooming size white. 
 
oleander for pink or red one, bloom- 
 
ing size. Mrs. O. E. Washingto: 
Jackson, Ga. Rt. 7. net 7 
Seed wanted: 25 lbs. granny-grey- 
 
peard, 15 Ibs. Wahoo, .or burning b 
 
15 lb. sweet bay. Those interested 
write for prices paid, sending sample 
mM same envelope with letter. Mrs. 
ae Tuggle Nelson, Cleveland, Ga 
 
Will exch. 1 M. Lucretia dewberry 
plants, prepaid, for 200 lbs, of box- 
wood cuttings, 6. to 15 in. long pre- 
paid,to me. Maude Hamby, Green- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Want to exch. a: few pink spireas 
for. tulip bulbs, any color, or for any 
kind of hyacinths. Mrs. W. T. Pear- 
son, Ft. Valley, Ga. 
 
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Want white Roman hyacinths, rea-  
 
sonable priced, or exch. for same. 
Mrs. Scott Davis, Hoganville, Ga. 
 
Want dwarf boxwood plants in sev. 
sizes. Give prices. Mrs. R. G.. Mc- 
Aliley, Peachtree Battle Ave. RFD 6. 
 
Want 1 doz. dbl. pink, white and 
blue hyacinth bulbs, blooming _ size. 
 
Will exch. 3 doz paper white narcissi - 
 
for same. Also 5 doz. tulip bulbs, 
blooming size, red, pink and yellow, 
single, large bulbs. Will exch. dahlia 
bulbs for same, cactus. Dec. Pom-Pom 
and Ball type, colors, red, 
white and pink, all: dbl. and choice 
 
Fcol. 1 doz. dahlia bulbs for doz, tulips. 
 
Mrs. R. V. Woody,. Dial, Ga. 
 
Want boxwood. Must be 3 ft. or 
jhighers; each bush must. stand se 
arate from each other; have limbs 
from ground up, good and thick, per- 
fect shape bushes, Send sample and 
price and kinds. I do my own dig- 
ging and hauling. Bigger the better. 
ee O. Lunsford, Talking Rock, Ga.-Rt. 
 
White or pink peonies at reason- 
able price. or to exchange for other 
flowers. Miss Mary A. Irwin, Mari- 
etta, Ga. 
 
Red salvia. a hardy shrub, golden 
spirea, yellow foliage, masnolias and 
arbor vitae, golden and dwarf. Red 
snd pink weieelias, crocus bulbs, dou- 
le white disc plants. red azaleas, 
nots or terrestrial orchid, bermuda 
ly and white easter lily bulbs, will 
xchange /for regal or madonna lily 
sulbs or pink double hyacinths or pa- 
rer white narcissi or shrubbery for 
ame. 
oa Rt 2. 
 
Will exchange large red amaryllis 
sulbs. white lilac sprouts. red and yel- 
ow dahlia bulbs or vellow rose plants 
 
or nice size abelia plants. Mrs. A. 
"Y, Atkinson. Madison. Ga. 
2 red leaved barberry, 1. beauty 
 
Sush, 1 flowering peach, 2 sbclias. 2 
jouble flowering plums. Will exch. 
9sa rugosa. red. white and pink, fine 
ris. almond and orange phoenix daf- 
odils for same. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, 
Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Southern smilax tubers. pink crepe 
avrtle, sweet 
srhite azaleas for rhododendron, 
mountain laurel and any  evergreen 
hrubbery. plant for plant. Each. pay 
sostaze on plants they send. 
"J. Ross, Hillcrest, Farm, Hills- 
sora, Ga. 
 
Peonies, hvacinth, tulips, red, white 
and pink. Each to be double variety 
-f peonies. Will exchange milk and 
wine lilies. white spider and August 
lv, also choice dahlia bulbs, mums, 
nd many others. write first. Mrs. J. 
W. Laricey, Haleyondale. Ga. aS 
 
Caladiums. bie leaf. rooted hydran- 
eas. or arhor vitae. no ferns wanted. 
Till exchanee. Write what vou have. 
irs. J. B. Howard. Dudley. Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Azaleas and shrubs in evchance for 
 
other flnawers, WMrs WW. Pollard, 714 a 
W. Oronee St.. Fitzrerald. Ga. 
Cuttines of white and crimson 
 
waisalia, also erimson  crene myrtle, 
deener enlor than watermelan nink. 
MA exchanse other flowers for these. 
Mrs Jeffie Ham, Rt. 6. Forsvth, Ga, 
 
Tulin bulbs, different colors. Mrs. 
 
J. Hal Rucker, Elberton, Ga, Rt. 8 
 
 
 
Mrs. 
 
Also exch. canna bulbs for | 
 
yellow,  
 
Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta,  
 
shrubs and pink and: 
 
Mrs. 
 
  
 
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 "Thursday, November 6, 1930. 
 
Incubators For Sale 
 
es 
 
Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
1 Super tatcher hot water inc, 250 
 
_ 1980;, used 4 wis. 
 
book ana thermometer, $8 or 
 
  
 
Continued from page twesve, 
_1M cap. brooder, in good cond, $6 
FOS, or exch. ior miik goat soon to 
 
_ freshen, Mrs. W. J. Hilisboro, Ga. 
4.150 egg cap. Cypress inc. 110 ege 
 
cap. Prairie inc. jteasonable prices. 
 
-Mrs.. H. G.Brown, Stone Min. Ga. 
 
Hob. t. = 
 
s 1 ne ae oer times. Good as 
ew. cap. eo MTSE 2 : - 
ant, Coffee, Ga.. :  
 
2 inc..1 Prairie State and 1 Super 
 
Hatcher, both 250 cap. and $12.50 ea; | 
 
1 coal brooder, 1M 
 
2 Cap., 5 j 
good cond. Mrs. Soe 
 
C. R, Lee, Moultrie, 
 
Sees 1 Junior 
cap. Use . WKs. only, every part in 
A-1 cond. $15; 1 oii ce pias 
brooder, 500 cap. Ee chased hew in 
uar. to give per- 
fect sat. $11 cash. Mrs. CJ, 
West Green, Ga. Rt. 2. oe 
Phelan brooder, fine cond. with 
pipes and all necessary attachments, 
used only 1 season. Cost $35 and is 
 
the same as new, 1M to 1500 cap. Seli 
 
or exch. for 20 bu. this yrs. shelled 
 
corn; also 600 cap. Buckeye inc. fine 
 
Simplex, 500 
 
_cond. ready to operate, everything in 
 
good running order, also instruction 
book, very reasonable, $35 or exch. for 
30 bu. shelled corn. Act quick. Lewis 
 
_E. Tabor, Albany, Ga. Gillionville Rd. 
 
Old Trusty inc. 240 cap. $8: On 
pee penodel; ieee cap. $7.50. All 
 
| good cond. tS. CoE; 
Jackson, Ga., Rt. 7. ee 
 
iron Clad inc. 140 size. Instruction 
 
if t exch. 
for wheat tor cnicken ieed. Mrs. & 
L. Smith, Monticello, Ga. Kt. 2. 
 
Z 
 
Gap. $19.50; 1 automatic oi brocder, 
 
500 to 1M size, $12 or $30.50 for both, 
or will trade. Both almost new, in 
ae cond... Paul Anthony, Juniper, 
 
Buckeye brooder, 500 cap., used part 
 
- of 1 season. Sell or exch. ior 15 nice 
 
gaat 
 
ing. 
 
White L. pullets that are now lay- 
 
son, Ga., RFD 7. 
 
_ Mammoth Buckeye, 12M egg cap. 
Inc. first class operating cond. Set 
a and guar. S. P, Howe, Hapeville, 
 
"250 cap. Super Hatcher inc. $15 or 
 
exch. for lard or side meat, or good 
 
cane syrup. J. T. 
 
Hightower, Odum, 
Ga., Box 103. ee 
 
215 cap. Queen inc. good cond. with |. 
 
automatic trays, thermometer and 
instructions. Sell, or exch. for 30 
March or April hatch B. R. or R. I. 
 
_ Red pullets, or would consider. any 
 
M. Rawlings,. Rossvi 
 
- good cond. 
 
and thermometer, 
 
_ cond. 
 
- 8s, 
G 
 
of the large breeds. No .culis. Mrs. 
Tom Cade, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 4. 
. Buckeye brooder, 500 to: 1M cap. in 
$12 FOB. Mrs. H. V| 
Franklin, Register, Ga. 
.150 cap.. Super Hatcher inc. Good 
cond. several wicks, instruction book 
5 $12 FOB. Cash 
with order. Also instruction \ book 
for making 150 eap. brooder, $5, or 
both for $15. FOB, Cash. No checks, 
Mrs. C. A.Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga. 
 
he 5. 
 
1 Super Hatcher, 150 cap. inc. good 
cond., equipped with pat. egg. turner, 
tested and ins. book, $15 or exch for 
18. thoroughbred Everlay Brown L., 
March, April. or May hatch pullets. 
pe W. H. Brunson, Sylvania, Ga., 
300 to 500 cap. oil burner brooder, 
complete, used with 1 bunch of chicks 
only. . Sears-Roebuck make. _ Firsi 
class cond. $6 FOB. Exch. for syrup, 
 
corn or dried fruit. J. A. Smith, Vi- 
 
dalia, Ga.; 500 Green St. | : 
_1 oil brooder, 500 to 1M cap, good 
as new. Raised only 1 brood of chicks 
 
$5 or exch. for apples or pears. Mrs. 
 
W. E. Brannen, Statesboro, Ga. 
4 coal burning brooders, 500 cap. 
used: 1 hatch, perfect cond. thermos- 
tal heat control, Cost $15; sell, $7 
each, or exch. for pigs or turkeys. R. 
e, Ga, RED 1. 
 
1 Newtown inc. 5400 cap. and sev. 
 
_ Buckeye brooders, oil and. coal. burn- 
 
ers, dif. sizes, and other equipment 
-for a chicken farm. All in good 
. Hardin, Dvas, .Ga. 
 
' Sol Hot brooders, 300 and 500 an 
IM cap. 3 Save-Ail brooders, 300, 500 
and 1M cap. All guar. Write for pric- 
H. L, Wallace, Bowdon Junction, 
 
a . : 
1 Buckeye inc. 250 cap. $20 FOB 
a station. J. K. Sewell, Ashland. 
 
2 oil burners, 500 chick brooders, $5 
 
_ each, or. trade for White King pig- 
eons, mated, banded and working. A. 
 
-B. Cummings, Sprinefield, Ga,- 
120 cap. Buckeye inc. good cond. 
 
ready to operate, instruction _ hook,, 
 
Mrs. Otis F. Hammond, Jack- | 
 
MARKET 
 
ege tester and thermometer, $12. Mrs. 
T. B. Fletcher, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
1 Buckeye 250 cap. used 1 yr. good 
cond. $7. Mrs. J. L. House, Washing- 
con, Ga., Rt, 3. . 
 
Have good parts to an Old Trusty 
brooder, for $3, as do not have hov- 
er for them., Mrs. G. C. Smith, Ca- 
milla, Ga., RFD A. 
 
Little Brown Hen inc. used very 
little; with new thermometer, $2.25 
or exch. for 2 R. I. Reds or 2 W..L. 
 
~ 
 
over 2 1-2 yrs. old. Wayne Blanch- 
ard, Appling, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 58. 
 
150 cap. inc. very gooa cond. cheap 
 
real cheap as it is not in as good cond 
as the ine. Write for prices. Will ans 
any inquiries. Mrs. H. M. Reynolds, 
Woodville, Ga. 
Miller inc. good as new, 250 cap. 
Sell, or exch. for 10 W. L. ready to 
lay pullets. Ea. to pay frt. or express. 
oe Ellen Peaton, Faceville, Ga, Rt. 
 
Standard Reliable inc. perfect. con- 
dition. used 1 hatch, 250-300 . cap. 
Sell, or exch. for W. L. pullets or 
hens, any good breed. Gordon Pece, 
College Park, Ga. RFD 1, Box 123. 
 
ine. with instructions and thermome- 
ter, $20 or exch. for 15 hens, 1 year 
old: also 1M cap, oil brooder, used 1 
time, $12. FOB. G. L. Scroggin, New- 
nan, Ga. 80 Colleze St.. j : 
 
1 five compartment electric brood- 
er, 300 cap fully equipped, $27.50. 
Mrs. F. B. Summers, Jonesboro, Ga. 
 
150 cap. Reliable inc. good as new, 
 
try wire for $5. Charles Dell, Atlan- 
ta, Ga., 254 North Ave., N. W.>  . 
_ 2 Super Hatcher inc. each, 400 cap 
1 hatch made with one; other, good 
as new. Cost $36.50 each; sacrifice 
for $18 each for quick sale; 1 Buck- 
eve brooder, automatic-thermostatic 
 
| control, 1M cap. 3 eal. tank, used 1 
 
season, $12.50; 1 Blue Flame brood- 
er, 1M cap., 3 gal. tank, used 1 seas- 
on, automatic-thermostatic. control, 
$7. W.-C. King, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
out good hatches), thermometer, and 
instructions included, $15 or exch for 
pure bred pig. or for Jersey or Guern- 
sey heifer calf. 3 or 4 mos. old. Mrs. 
J. A. Howell, Meigs, Ga. Rt. 1, - 
 
Incubators Wanted | 
 
Want to buy a large used Buckeye 
No. 34 preferred. Must be reasonable 
price. 
North Jackson St. a 
 
Want 1 or 2 second-hand Putnam 
brooders, in good con. State price. 
Mrs. O. K. Cull, Griffin, Ga. Rt. C. 
 
Want inc. from 250 to 400 cap. J. 
B. Huey, Lithonia, Ga. 
 
Want 1 oil burner brooder, cap. 500. 
Must be good cond. and cheap. for 
cash. Mrs. Colon J. Hamilton, Bax- 
ley, Ga. : 
 
Want 1 M. or more cap. inc. to be 
 
  
 
  
 
-| paid for with White L. chicks when- 
 
ever wanted hatched. F. A. Rovers, 
Washington, Ga, East Rt. 1. Box 261 
 
Want 6000 cap. Buckeye ine. in 
good cond. Will exeh. 400 chicks, 
from heavy laying W. L., any time 
after Xmas. Mrs. F. Cowart, Sum- 
mit, Ga. Rt. 2. : : 
 
Want to exch. 4 hens, mixed B. R. 
and Black Minorcas, and 2 pullets. 
same kind, for a little Brown Hen, 50 
sap. inc. with instructions and must 
be in good cond. Mrs. H. B. Whit- 
more, Canton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want a 600 egg Buckeye ine. in 
sood cond. Will exch. 400 W. L 
chicks for same. Mrs. F. Cowart, 
Summit, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want to exch. Missionary strawber- 
rv plants, well dev. and packed in 
wet moss, at 30c:a 100 and $2.50 M. 
here, for 60 ege cap. Buckeye incuba- 
tor, or Blue Flame Buckeye brooder. 
150. to 300 cap. Ref. Citizens Bank 
Ray City. W. F. Luckie, Ray City, 
 
es 
Plants For Sale 
 
. Frost proof E. J. and Chas. W. 
open field grown, well rooted, strone 
-plants. Full count. No delay. Well 
packed. 30c, 200; 500, 60c; $1.M. & 
#450: 10 M. $9. Del. prepaid PP 
J. O. Stokes. Fitzeerald, Ga.. Rt. 3. 
 
Strong. field grown Ga. collard, 50%. 
75c, $125 M.. 5 and 10 M. lots, $1 M 
Prompet shipment. Oswald Chap- 
mon. Talbotton. Ga. - 
 
Leading var. cabbage and _ yellow 
and: white Bermuda onion plants, 200. 
60c: 500, 90c; $1.40 M. Prepaid. $1 M. 
col. Prompt ship. and sat. guar. J. 
A. Mitchell, Thomasville, Ga, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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cockerels, not under 1 yr. and not. 
 
for cash, also a 200 cap. brooder, sell |3 
 
1 practically new Queen 400 cap.. 
 
$12.50 or exch. for friers or hens at. 
market price, also sev. rolls of poul-. 
 
Buckeve 110 cap. good cond. (turns |. 
 
Cc. W. Allen, Albany, Ga. 714]. 
 
EN 
 
BULLETIN : 
 
Rhubarb or pie plants, yr. old, 6 for 
30c; 50c doz. 3 doz. $1. All del. Ira 
C. Anderson, Roy, Ga. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage, 75c M. eaag 
shipment of good strong plants. 
M. Barber, Baxley, Ga. - 
 
Extra early J..and Chas. W. cab- 
bage. Large, well rooted plants, im- 
mediate shipment. 500,65c; $1 M. 
del. 5 M. up, 80c M. FOB. E. Y. 
Stokes, Macon, Ga. Rt. 3. i 
 
iixtra early J. and Chas, W. cab- 
bage large weil rooted itrost prooi 
plants, ready for immediate snipiient. 
avd, 60c; $1 M. del. 5 M. up, o0c M. 
SOB. E. H. Stokes, Macon, Ga. Rt. 
 
Genuine Lucretia dewberry plants, 
50c doz. $2 a 100. Mrs. O, D. Wood- 
ruff, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Strawberry piants, large, red berry, 
extra large. Starts blooming in Feb- 
ruary. 25c a-100, not del. $2 M. del. 
Mrs. J. A. Curl, Brewton, Ga.  
 
Frost proof cabbage plants, now 
ready. 500, 60c del. 
P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin, Ga. ie 
 
&. J. and Chas. W. cabbage, large 
and fresh plants, well rooted. 65c, 
500; $1.25 M. del. Now ready for 
quick shipment. Money order or 
cashiers check with order. Clifford 
Williams, Locust Grove, Ga. ~ : 
 
Collard plants, 25 a 100; $1.50 M. 
Strawberry plants, 25c a- 100; $2. M. 
Add postage on small amts. W. J. 
Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3... | 
 
Napier grass roots and plants (im- 
ported from Africa). Govt. analysis 
gives it the same in proteins as Al- 
ialfa. Can be cut 4 times a yr. Ex- 
tra good for stock. Will make special 
price on 2 M, or more. Nowa good 
time to plant. S. T. Smith, Cuth- 
bert, Ga. - area palmrgs 
 
Frost proof E. J. and Chas. W. cab- 
bage plants, 65c, 500; $1 M. Post- 
paid.. Grown without soda. 1. L. 
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. _ oS 
 
-Lady. T.,. Klondike, Kellogs. Beauty, 
Cordele and- Corneille Famous, Straw- 
berry plants, 35c a 100; $2.50 M. PP. 
Now time to plant. M. N. Wertz, 
 
Thomasville, Ga.  
2 million large, stocky good:as can 
be grown cabbage. plants, 500, 75c; $1 
M. FOB. _Add postage where to be 
sent Ey. PP. E. T. . Clemnts,... San- 
dersville, Ga. reas He) 
_ Frost proof cabbage plants, C. O. 
D. $1M. and chgs. Free*Hst of sed 
plants, flowers and bulbs. Andrew 
Clark, Thomasville, Ga. , 
. Everbearing strawberry plants, 20c 
a 100; peppermint, 10c a doz. Add 
postage. Miss Ruth White, Dahlon- 
ega, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 33. ee 
Mastodon strawberry, genuine, ex- 
tra large,  oe 1. yrs from 
breeder. 75c a 100. . Only 500. plants.. 
'f less than 100 orders, at 1c each 
plant. John Crone, Philomath, Ga. 
Everbearing and Lady T. strawber- 
 
ry plants, 25c a 100, $2 M. Add post-: 
 
vk es Annie Dockery, Dahlonega, 
Be wed:  
Kudzu cutti - with roots, 7T5c a 
100, del. or exch. for C, W. or J. W. 
cabbage piants; 100 Kudzu del. for 
ue cabbage. Wm. C. Weeks,. Harlem, 
 
Fresh, mee well rooted 7 in. 
frost proof cabbage: Steins early 
Flat. Dutch: and Wakefields. Expert 
packing. Full count. Prompt | del. 
guar, 300, 60c; 700, $1;.$1.25 M. post- 
|paid. Cabbage-collard, same price. 
C. F,. Maddox, Buford, Ga. oy ees 
Large quantity of frost proof cab- 
bage plants, 2bc a 100; 50c, 300; 5c, 
500; $1.35 M. Postpaid; 5 M.. $4 Exp. 
collect. 24 hours service guar. Large, 
well rooted, sat. guar. Grady, Kelley; 
Sulphur Springs, Ga, Rt. 1. = 
Chas. W. early Flat Dutch, Alr 
Head, and Copenhagen Market: -cab- 
bage plants, 500, 90c; $140 M. del. 
PP. $1 M. FOB by express. Ga. col- 
ard, same price as cabbage: John 
W. Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga. ee 
Genuine Lady. T. strawberry plants, 
40c a 100; 500, $1.50; $2.75 M. Progres- 
sive Everbearing . strawberry, 45c a 
100; 500, $1.75; $3 M. Also a few more 
Condons imp. Mastodon, 75c a 100; 
500, $1.75; $6.50 M. Sage, 1 yr. old, 
10 bunch, 8 for 25c; 75c doz. rhubarb 
pie plants, 80c per 1-2..doz. $1.50 doz. 
PP... Cash with order. John B. Nix, 
Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. . ee 
Harliest var..imp.. Klondike straw~ 
berry plants, 30c a~i00; 
$2.25. M. del. Well rooted. Young 
olants. Prompt shipment. Mrs. J. 8. 
Crowe; Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4. 
Frost. proof Chas. W. and Copen- 
hagen Market cabbage plants, $1.25 
a postpaid. R. L. McRee, Meigs, 
 
a. 
 
Himalaya blackberry plants, strong 
roots, 2 doz. for 55c; 4 doz. 95c; $1.30 
per 100. ist and 2nd zones. A 
on orders for 4 doz. or less, and 10c 
 
  
 
$1.25 M. FOB.) strawberry piaiis, 
 
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per 100 it out of second zone. What 
have you in exch. Mrs. S. T. Smith, 
Austell, Ga. Rt, 2. Box 90. 
 
All var. cabbage, Bermuda onion 
and Ga. collard plants, $1 M. by ex- 
press or $1.50 M. prepaid mail. G. 
W. Coleman, Tifton, Ga. eo 
 
Sev; hundred strawberry plants for 
sale, or excl. for white feed sacks. 
100 plants for 10 sacks, i00 Ib. size 
ia. to pay postage. Jane Wiley, Wa- 
leska, Ga. Rt. 1. Box. 55. Fe 
 
Chas. W. and E. J. cavbage, $1 M. 
5M. 90c M. Fuli count. Good strong 
Ppiants and quick shipment. Harold 
Smith, Baxley, Ga. Ri. 4. : s 
 
Extra, fine, open. field grown cab- 
bage plants, from extra select seed, 
well rocted. .Eariy Flat Dutch, Chas. 
W. 300, 60c; 700, $1; $1.25 M. Expert 
packing and prompt shipment. C. R. 
Burell, Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Strawberry platits, $1.50 M. FOB. 
Mrs, R. V. Newsome, Washington, Ga. 
Ru. 5. Box 94. : 
 
Thrifty, Gov. insp.  Everbearimg 
75c a 100; - Kion- 
dike, Missicnary and Lady Thompson, 
50ca 100; $3.60 M. Prompt shipment. 
x. M. Head, Cleveland, Ga. ; 
 
imp. true to name, Gov. insp. Klon- 
dike, Lady T. and Missionary straw- 
berry: piants, 40c a 100; $3.50 M. Pro- 
gressive and Everbearing plants, $1 a 
100; $6 M. del. I. V. Head, Cleveland, 
Ga 
 
-E, J. cabbage plants, $1 M. Prepaid 
in 5M. idts. BB. M. Bratcher,: Aima, 
Ga, : 
rost- proof cabbage plants, large, 
healthy, well rooted, extra carly J. 
and Chas. W. Succession, Sure Head 
and Flat Dutch, 60c, 500; 90e M. 
Bermuda onion plants, 500, 75c; $1.15 
M: Del. Wil ship C..O. DD. J./P. Me-. 
Cook, Fitzgeraid, Ga. er 
frost. proof cabbage plants, C. O, D. 
Exira early J. and Chas. W._ Large, 
stalky and well rooted, 60c, 500; 90c 
M.. Bermuda. onion. piants, 500, 75;_ 
$1.15 M. Prompi shipment. 
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. 
 
Large, weil rooted, frost proof cab- | 
 
plants, ready for immediate 
 
e 
ee Leading var. 500, 60c del. 
 
shipment. 
$1 M. del. 5 M. up, 90c M. del. 
W. Stokes, Macon, Ga. Rt. 3.. 
 
Frost proof cabbage and_ collard 
plants, 500, 80c; $1.25 M. Klondike 
strawberry plants, 500, $1.25; $2 M. 
Prompt shipment. J. C. Chambers, 
Gainesville, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Fy ae = 
 
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-Imp. Giant Everbearing strawberry  
plants, 15c a 100, $1 M. del. Mrs. Em-  
 
ma A. Hendryx, Sylvania. Ga. Rt. 4, 
Box 130. 
 
C. W. cabbage and Ga. collard plants,  
 
1.25 M. 5 M and up, $ 
a nery and McDonalds blackberry 
$1 a 100; $7.50 M. Lutie grapes an 
 
1 M. Lucretia 
 
, 
 
scuppernongs, $1.50 a doz. L. E. Toole,  
 
Macon, Ga. Rt. 2 
 een 
ng, $3.50 a 
eines sent; also Himalayan berry, 25 
each, or $2 doz. prepaid. Sam Far- 
mer, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Lady T. strawberry, 
 
Klondike and Everbear-_ 
M. PP. prepaid. Only good 
 
20c a 100; $1.25 
 
M. Add postage. Birdell Stancil, Dah- al 
 
lonega, Ga. RFD 1. 
Everbearin 
 
strawberry, 30c a 100, 
 
del. peppermint, 20c doz. del. also flax 
 
seed, 15c spoonful. Miss L. 
Dahionega, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 33. 
Cabbage plants, 50c, 300; 
 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
500, 5c,  
$1.25 M. Hoyt Anderson, Gainesville, 
 
Flat Dutch cabbage and Ga. H. col- 
 
lard, 15c a 100; $1.25 M. Large Klon- 
dike plants, 25c a 100; Everbearing, 40c 
a 100.. Prompt shipment. Mrs. Rosie 
Crowe, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Sev. M. strawberry plants, 
kinds: Lady T., Excelsior and Klon- 
 
dike. 25 a 100; $1, 500; $1.75 M. Thos. 
 
Smith, Thompson, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
mixed 3 
 
Well rooted E. J. and C. W. cabbage 
 
and Ga. H. collard, 20c a 100; 65c, 500; 
 
$1.10 M. del. 5 M. lots, $0c M. collect. 
 
Prompt ship. Winfred Waldrip, Flow-  
 
ery Branch, Ga. ae eS 
-Ga. Heading collard plants, now 
 
ready, 25c a 100; $1.25 M. del. Prompt  
ship. A. J. Nix, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
Reok, a ate 
Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cabbage, 
 
90c, 500; $1.50 M. del. 5 M. and up, $1.25 4 
 
M. Exp. Col. Ga. collard, 300, 60c; 500, 
85c; $1.25 M. del. L. M. Wingo, Gaines- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
10 to 20 M. Lady T. strawberry, $1.50. 
M. FOB. M. F. Jones, Metter, Ga_Rt.  
 
i. Box Tit. 
 
Lady T. and Everbearing strawberry. _ 
mixed, 25c a 100, del. 90c for. 600 del. 
M. F, Etris, 
 
large size and ~ 
 
Add postage. No checks. 
Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. I. 
 
Blue Stem collard, 
good roots, 80c, 500; $1.25 M. mailed; 5 
M. or more, 90 M. Cabbage, same 
 
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PAGE SIXTEEN . 
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
  
 
_ (Continued from pare eleven} 
 
money order. Mrs. Thornton McCur- 
ley, Rartwell, Ga. Rt: 2. 
 
White muslin bran sacks, large 75 Ib. 
size. 15 sacks for $1.10 postpaid. Mrs. 
. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga. 
 
Empty 50 gal. syrup bbs. in A-1 cond. 
fing Pals the bung removed. $1.50 
ach, Albany, Bob McCormack, Albany, 
Ga... 
 
_ New white downy feathers, 60c Ib. del. 
Sample on request. Mrs, Mary Collins, 
Cordele, Ga. 
 
Nice, cured leaf tobacco, 20c Ib. del. 
in lots of 5 or more lbs. Ira C. Ander- 
son, Roy, Ga. 
 
Sev. 1-2 gal. cans of blackberries, 50c 
can, or exch. for white and black-eyed 
peas, or any kinds of crowders at 
reasonable prices, or for a good shoat 
at reasonable price. Mrs. G. H. Wat- 
son, Athens, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
20 Ibs. duck and geese feathers. 
Slightly used, in good cond.-50c lb. Mrs 
 
. P. Peek, Varnell, Ga. Rt. 2, 
Jute feed sacks, 100 Ibs. cap. good 
 
w 
 
Kingsland, Ga. 
- Yellow Root, 25c lb. Bear Foot, cala- 
 
bark, sassafras, Queen of the Meadow, 
each, 25c lb. gourds, all kinds 15c ea. 
gooseberry, 10c ea. Exch. for cotton or 
white feed sacks. Mrs. R. C. Stover, 
Pisgah, Ga. : ; 
Black walnut kernels, large pieces, 
ean and dry, 1930 crop. 50c Ib. 
Ibs. $2.25 del. in Ist and 2nd _ zones. 
John Crone, Philomath, Ga. 
_ 200 cans of home grown, hand packed 
tomatoes in No. 
tents guar, 1 lb. 3 oz, 10 per can, FOB. 
Checks accepted. L. W. Hembree, La- 
vonia, Ga. RFD 2. ! 
- Sev. Ibs. crystalized citron, 6c. Ib. 
nh igsgas Mrs. J. W. Perry, Rochelle, 
 
Boy 
Citron preserves , raspberry and 
blackberry jam, and fig preserves, all 
- 80c pt. green tomato pickies, 20c pt: beet 
pickle, 30c qt. If to be sent by mail, 
 
Hawkins, Alvharetta, Ga. Rt. 4. : 
tities. Enough to bundle for 5 large 
brooms, $1 a bundle, del. Miss Kath- 
_leen Ward, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
- Want to exch. 2 pts. each, black crow- 
der peas, old time goose crowders, and 
little yellow peas at 35c per qt. free 
from bugs, for white, 100 lb. feed sacks 
at 6c each. I to pay postage on peas 
when sacks are del. Mrs. Jannie Fen- 
_ der, Stockton, Ga. Rt. A. Box 112. . 
 
Want to hear from parties who can 
tan sheep hides. Will pay cash for 
' work. Geo. A. Bell Jacksonville, Ga.. 
 
. Want to exch. $100 value for chick- 
ens, or hogs. Write if interested. Mrs. 
Sheil Prannen, Stilson. Ga. 
 
. Want reasonable 1 ton or more of 
poultry manure, off board or cement 
cor without sand or dirt. Mrs. Mattie 
Oliver Scotland, Ga. 
_- Will exch. white, baby lima beans, for 
_ good 100 lb. white, feed sacks. Mrs. E. 
_H. Johnson, Pitts, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Want new geese and duck feathers. 
Quote best price for cash. Mrs. Byron 
_ Forester, Rising Fawn, Ga. Rt. 2. 
_ > Want to hear from party having old 
fashioned moss beer seed. Mrs. Wil- 
-_iams, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 6. Box 15. 
Want to exch. articles of value, $10, 
_ $7.50, $5 and $3.50 for shrubbery, laying 
hens, or field seed. Write for infor- 
mation. Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody, 
Ga, Rt. 1. 
_ Want to exch..a rooster and pullets, 
April hatch, full blood 8. C. R. I. Reds, 
_ for a pr. of reg. Chin. rabbits large 
enough to breed, or doe all ready bred. 
in good cond. and healthy exch. for a 
oes pig or for 2 bu. wheat or rye, good 
- for seed, del. Geo. Blackwell, Cleve- 
land, Ga. Rt. 4, 
 
  
 
  
 
Georgia Products 
For Sale 
 
CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN 
. MEAL FOR SALE . 
 
 200 bu. shelled corn, $1 bu. FOB al- 
so corn meal, $1 bu. G. D. Fain, Edi- 
son, Ga. = 
 
, Murphys imp. prolific seed corn, * 
to 4 good sized ears on stalk. 1 pn 
del. Gober Murphy, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
 or eych. for equal value. 
 
B lbs. dry yellow root, $4 del. Cash or |. 
 
cond. 3c each, FOB. D. G. Caldwell,- 
 
mus, wild sweet potato and wild cherry 
 
2 sanitary cans. Con-. 
 
add 5c postage on all orders. Mrs. Eula 
 
Nice new broom straw in large quan- | 
 
_ This yrs. crop pop corn, sonnd an4 |W. 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
COTTGN SEED FOR SALE 
Pure Ruckers improved, extra fine, 
tirst yr. from Orig, $1-bu. FOB. Go- 
ber Murphy, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Better staple Piedmont Cleveland. 
first yr. froni Orig. $1 bu. OY exci, ios 
seed oats, or syrup. G. C. Edmond- 
son, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Quality guar. 70c bu. W. D. Watson, 
Loganville, Ga. 
 
Piedmont Cleveland, first yr. from 
Orig. $1 bu. or exch. for seed oats, or 
ou . .@, GC. Edmondson, Temple, Ga. 
Rt. 2. 
 
100 bu. Cooks Wilt Resistant, 90c 
ou. Lots of 10 bu. 75c bu. W. iS. Nox- 
von, Edison. Ga. ; 
 
Ruckers, $1 bu. 1st yr. from. Oris 
sinned 48 per cent lint. Alfred Rob- 
ason, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 168. 
 
Long staple cotton seed, $1 bu. dei 
n Ga. . A. Bell, Kensington, Ga. 
 
Arkansas Rowden 40 (the new cot- 
son sensation), 40 per cent, 1 1-16 in. 
int. Drought, wilt and storm resist- 
ant. Seed direot from the Developer 
last spring. $1.50 bu; also Lightning 
<ixpress, recommended by the Ga. 
Exp. Station as the best and most 
wilt resistant. $1.50 bu. All seed 
culled and roll well cleaned at 
FOB. Exch. for peas, soy beans, live 
-anitry or cured meats at fair Market 
Price. H. O. Neal, Carnesville, Ga. Rt. 
sons aoa 
 
  
 
GRAIN FOR. SALE 
Red Hart and Blue Stem wheat, $1.50 
pu. or more. W. E. Vinson, Byron, Ga. 
Sagrin (the new grain, hay and 
silage crop; produces more grain than 
 
 sorn and more and better hay and 
 
silage than sorghum; 2 crops the same 
season from 1 planting. Drought resis- 
tant and especially adapted to wet 
lands). 5 Ibs. $1 prepaid; 1 peck, $2 
prepaid: $5 for 1 bu. FOB. Exch. for 
peas, soy beans, live poultry, or cured 
meats at fair market = H.<O, 
Neal, Carnesville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
HAY FOR SALE oe 
2 tons soy bean hay with about 1-2 
crab grass. Perfectly cured. No rain on 
it. Make best offer. B. R. Roberts, 
Collins, Ga. Rt. 2. 
| Otootan hay, vine hay and oat 
an sale. . D. Watson, Logan- 
 
8, 
Hay for sale or exch. for oats, rye, 
 
peencts, velvet beans or syrup. O. 
ggan, Chester, Ga. es 
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
 
45 Ibs, nice beeswax, 30 lb. FOB. C. 
'F, Puller, Americus, Ga. Myrtle Springs. 
i Beeswax, 30c Ib, del. in Ga. 5 Ib. lots 
ee ee Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. 
| 25 Ibs. beeswax. Give best price, 
eo H. Buchanan, Dacula, Ga. Rt. 
 
1200 Ibs. comb honey, have not been 
robbed, 15 Ib. in 25 Ib. lots and wp. 
FOB. In 5 Ib. buckets, 12 to cs. $9.50, 
FOB. A. G. Oliver, Meansville, Ga. 
POTATOES FOR SALE _ 
_8. potatoes, $1 FOB. Del in_ sacks, 
Gener R. V. Roberts, Royston, Ga. Rt. 
 
1, : 
From 100 to 200 U. 8. Grade potatos, 
 
  
 
  
 
FOB. Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga. 
 
108 bu. sweet potatoes, $1 bu. W. R. 
Gibson, Waynesville, Ga. 
 
Big Stem J. sweet potato seed. Cer- 
tified stock. Write for prices. KE. S. 
Dasher, Valdosta, Ga. R. 1. 
 
Porto Ricans, 80c bu. in trade. Would 
exch. for any pure bred pullets, or any- 
thing can use. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga. 
 
Want 25 bu. good, sound oats. Make 
 price. H. V. Franklin, Register, 
 
a, 
 
Want to hear from party having oats 
to exch. for watermelon seed (name 
unknown, but produces a large, 
ripe melon). 2 Ib. seed for 1 bu. oats 
and ea. pay chgs. on own product. R. 
H. Speights, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
PECANS AND OTHER FRUIT TREES, 
ETC. FOR SALE 
 
Brown Turkey figs, rooted sprouts. 
$1.50 doz. Black walnut trees. 1 to 3 ft. 
25 and 50c ea. $2 doz. Seedling pecans, 
same size and price. Mrs. O. D. Wood- 
ruff, Greenville, Ga. 
 
All leading var. apple and peach 
trees, 20c ea. Early Richmond and 
Dyehouse cherries 50c each: red June 
plums, 60 each; 2 yr. old Concord. and 
Niagara grape vines, well rooted 15c 
each. $10 a 100 P. M. Head, Cleve- 
land, Ga. es 
Black walnut bushes, 25c each. Mrs. 
..V. Thompson. Bremen, Ga. Rt. }. 
State insp. budded pecan trees: Stu- 
 
  
 
  
 
8c 
 
   
  
 
    
  
  
  
 
  
 
D. Woodruff, Greenville, Ga. 
 
jart and Schley, 2 to 10 ft. 20 to 80c. 
 
  
 
S. | vaid. 
 
$1 bu FOB. 80c bu. in truck load lots, |. 
 
red, | 
 
Will exch? Indus Johnson, Shellman, 
 
Ga. Rt..1. ; : A 
Small Sugar Maple trees,-$1 each. 
 
Mrs. B. O. Fussell, Brunswick, Ga. 
 
State insp. true to name leading var. 
fruit trees: peach, $55 M. $6 a 100, $1.20 
doz; plum, $10 a 100; $1.50 doz. grape 
vines, best var. $5 a 100 ; $1,doz. Figs, 
$10 a 100; $1.50 doz. EB. B.. Travis, 
Riverdale, Ga. : 
 
Old fashioned seedling peach trees, 
good var. 2 ft. high, 8 for 50c. Mrs. 
Alice Garner, Palmetto, Ga. 
 
Young pear trees (large bell pears), 
and black walnut trees, 10c each. M. 
A. Cochrane, Pisgah, Ga. 
 
Nice, large Yates, Black Ben, Delic- 
 
ious, and black and stayman apple 
crees, 2 yr. old, 15c each. del. in lots of 
10 and up. State insp. true to name. 
T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga. 
- Nice, well rooted scuppernong cut. 
15 ea. $1.50 doz. Can ship both black 
and white var. Also Missionary straw- 
berry plants, 25c a 100 and small May 
cherry trees, 15c each. Add postage. 
Mrs. J. C. Darnell, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Concord grape vines, 1 yr. old, 10c 
each, $1.50 doz. Cuttings from same 
ready for rooting, 50 to bundle, $1. Easy 
to root. Would exch. Paul Clark, Bax- 
ley, Ga. 
 
-Tung oil trees for sale or exch. F. L. 
Cross, Colquitt, Ga. 
 
White, tame muscadine vine rooted, 
20c each;. Concord grape cut. 3 for 10c 
garden gooseberry, 15c each; crabapple 
bush, rooted, 10c ea; figs, 20c each; 
black walnut, 15 each. Add postage. 
Carl James, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Large figs, white, lemon, black tur- 
key. Mrs. J. A. Lasseter, Cordele, Ga. 
 
Pecan bushes, 2 yrs. old, 30c each, 6 
 
for $1. Mrs. Louise Blaylock, Ellijay, 
Ga. Rt. 3. 
_ 400 M. choice budded pecan trees, 
Stuart, Schley, Frotscher, and Mone; 
Maker. State insp. W. L. Stewart. 
Jaldosta, Ga. 
 
All leading var. of well branched < 
yr. old apple trees, 20c each, 1 yr. old 
whips, 15c each, peach trees, 20c ea; 
sear and cherry, 50c each; Concorde 
and aes grape vines, 10c each 
All true name and Gov. insp. Mrs 
Le Head, Cleveland, Ga. RFD 1. Bor 
 
Damson blue plum trees, 25c each 
: for 60c postpaid; Red Goose plum 
3 for 30c, postpaid, 6 for 50c, post- 
Stamps accepted. A. 8tein- 
reimer, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Small col. fruit trees and grape 
dnes, $250 value for $150 cash. E 
MI. McLaughlin, Sr. Macon, Ga. RFD 
1, Price P. : : 
 
High grade pecan trees, Gov. insp 
uar, true to name, 2 to 10 ft. 25 t- 
"5c each. A 3 per sent discount 0? 
aul Po orders. J. T: Ponder, Whic- 
 
am, Ga, 
' Old fashioned seedling peach trees 
20c each; 75c per 1-2 doz. $1.40 doz. or 
 
xeh for white feed sacks in good cond. 
dried apples, peeled, free of core and 
insects, or for anything can: use. Mrs. 
Nora Nix, Dahlonega. Ga. Rt. 1. 
Rooted May cherry bushes. 25c each, 
or 6 for $1. also cabbage collards, 6 for 
50c, plus postage. Mrs. C. L. Godard, 
Griffin, Ga. Rt. 2. ~ : 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE 
Large, red Spanish peanuts 8 Ib. $1.50. 
bu. This yr. crop. Free from trash. 
O. L. Law, Empire, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Nice Stuart paper sell pecans, fresh. 
35c Ib. FOB. Money order. Will have 
other var. Mrs. G. V. Thurmond, 
Thompson, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
N. C. Runner seed peanuts for sale 
or exch. for most anything on farm; 
also Velvet bean seed for sale. F. L. 
Cross, Colquitt, Ga. 
 
Runners, gathered and picked with- 
out rain, 5c Ib. G. D. Fain, Edison Ga. 
 
Sev. hundred lbs. pecans, Schley and 
Stuarts. Make offer. G. C. Toole, 
Dublin, Ga. Rt. 5. - ses 
 
Have a few hundred lbs. 1929 crop 
No. 1 N. C. Runners, 4c Ib. Money or- 
der or cashiers creck. W. S. Norton, 
Edison. Ga. 
 
Good seed peanuts: 75 bags. large Va. 
Bunch, dry and picked without any 
rain, all sound; 85 to 90 Ibs. to bag. 
Single bag, 4 1-2c lb. 2 bags up, 4c 
Ib. FOB. Cash with order. C. W. Lee 
Stilson, Ga. 
 
Spanish peanuts. extra quality for 
ceed, sound and dry, 10 Ibs. 50c. John 
Crone, Philomath, Ga. 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
Best. grade new sugar cane syrup, 
$4.40 cs. 6 No. 1@ cans, $4.70 cs. 12 No. 
5s 35 gal new bbls $20 ea. Checks ac- 
cepted. Lee Patrick, Quitman. Ga. 
Ga Sugar Cane syrup, new crop, in 
 
  
 
  
 
{35 gal. new svpress bbls. $15 per bbl. 
 
Thomas Wright. Cairo. Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
    
  
 
_ About 1 M gal. G 
 
Thursdav. November 6. 1930, 
 
can be made in Ga. Canned in No. 16 
cans while hot. Ready for market by 
Nov. 15th. Write for prices. G. F. 
Spear, Thomasville, Ga. RFD 4. 
 
25 gal. good, thick sorghum syrup in 
No. 10 gal. buckets, $1.10 gal. del: G. 
A. Bell, Kensington. Ga. ~ 
 
New Ga. cane syrup, No. A-1 in new 
bbls. of approx. 35 gal. shipping wt. 
guar. 400 lbs. $15 per bbl. FOB. Cash 
with order. C. W. Chason, Cairo, Ga,  
RFD 3, 
 
New eee cane syrup ready for mkt. 
Nov. 15th in pint bottles, wt. not over 1 
Ibs. 15c per bottle, $1.50 doz. Special 
price on larger amts. Paul Clark, Bax 
ley, Ga. 
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
A few bu. artichokes. Make best 
 
  
 
offer. Mrs. Linnie Robinson, Molena, 
Ga. Rt. 1. g 
 
500 large collards, 5c each at my 
garden, by the lot. J. W. Chafin, Mc- 
Donough, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 33. 3 
Nice, green piminto pepper, 30c - 
prepaid, or exch. Have about 2 bu. 
Mrs. W. L. Spearman, Temple, Ga. 
 
Hot and sweet, green and red pepper, 
25c gal. Mrs. S. A. Miller, Finleyson, 
Ga. Rt. 2. . 
 
Green tomatoes for pickling or chow- 
chow..10c Ib. del. A. A. Cox, Forsyth, 
Ga. RFD 3. 4 
 
Nice, young tender <collards, turnips 
and mustard greens, 5c Ib. or at regular 
prices (almost free of insects) at home. 
 
Prefer to truck. Also collard seed 
eee Eugeae Sanders, Felton, Ga. 
 
Artichokes, $1.50 bu. of 50 Ibs. in 
large lots by frt.. FOB; parcel post ship- 
ments same price. Add postage. Ira 
C. Anderson, Roy, Ga. 
 
Collards now ready tor market, also _ 
Royal King Bell Peppers, 50c bu. plus 
price of crate; green or red. B. B. 
Morgan, Clyo Ga. : 
 
Green tomatoes: Livingston Globe 
Ponderosa, $1.25 per crate. Cash with 
order; also green, smal! tomatoes. $1 
crate. Will ship from Buchanan, Ga. 
a Pubes Tallapoosa, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
ox 7h. i 
 
Rutabaga turnips, very fine. crisp, 
sweet and tender. Car load, truck, or 
less. Make best offer. E. L. Todd, Vale 
as oe 
 
ot red pepper, 30c gal. Mrs. P. G. 
Bostwick, Bhiffton, Ga. 
 
Georgia Products _ 
Wanted 2 
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED  
 
Want to exch. big pod or long white 
 
velvet orka for Eng. peas. Okra at 30 
 
'b. Mrs. Rubie M. Jackson, Ft. x 
Ga. Rt. 4. Beep ne 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
: GRAIN WANTED 
 
Want seed oats. Exch. value for same. 
W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. 
 
Want Bancroft seed oats, 25 or 30. 
bu. also 5 bu. good, Blue Stem wheat. 
Must be reasonable.. J. D. Slayton, 
Greensboro, Ga. Box 183. 
 
Want to exch. reg. J. bull calves, 10. 
days to 2 wks. old. very fine reg. stock. 
for seed oats, Abruzzi rye, or anything 
can use. S. G. McNeill, Arlington, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. okra or strawberry 
plants for 3 bu. seed oats. okra at 300 
 
Ib. Mrs. Rubie M. ; 
Ga Ree Jackson, Ft. Vailey, 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED 
Want to exch. value for 25 Ibs, 
Schley, Stuart and Frotscher pecans for 
home use. Mrs. W. C. Watkins, Sa- 
vannah, Ga. 1208 E. Henry St. RS 
Want paver shell and seedlings. Send 
samples and quote best prices. Would 
like to exch. pecan trees at 80c each.. 
 
Want for my own use. . a 
all, Milner. Sa at 
 
POTATOES WANTED 
Want to exch. watermelon seed for 
sweet potatoes. 2 Ibs. seed for 1 bu. 
 
sweet potatoes. Thelma Spei - 
burn, Ga. Rt. 1. oe 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED 
Am interested in all var. of pecans,  
ae ep illo Yay cash on addival. 
as ref. rmack, 
Albany, Ga. = ee 
Want 400 lbs. white Spanish peanuts. 
 
Make best offer. Scott, Ben 
Hill, Ga. Rt. 1. oe : 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Married man with one child and _ 
xperience in poultry, sober and 
 
  
 
  
 
a. Syrup, as pure as | ville, Ga 
 
yorker wants a job on poul arm 
or on shares, J. 8. Gober, gts 
 
ess 
 
     
 
    
  
  
  
 
  
 
  
   
 furnish 
 
Bee me. 
 
one horse cro 
 
cattle and hogs. 
 
- Thursday, November 6, 1930. yo 
 
_ Positions Wanted 
 
+ Want position on one horse farm, 
chickens to. raise on halves, stock 
ed. Good references. G. W. 
Bradley, Metter, Ga. ae 
Want job on farm with good peo- 
ple to work by the month or a crop 
on 50-50 basis. Have wife and baby. 
Will have to be furnished, also mov- 
ed. Write or come to see me, must 
have work at once. H. V. Barker, 
Jeffersonville; Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Man with wife and one boy wants 
 
  
 
one horse crop for 1931 on 50-50 bas- |" 
is in South Ga. 
 
Will raise hogs on 
halves, can do any kind of work ex- 
cept truck and tractor driving. Will 
have to be moved, but will pay back 
same. Write or come at once. B. E. 
Woodard, Jefferson, Ga. 
 
old, 
 
- Young married man, 34 yrs. 
 
wife and 2 small children wants po- 
 
- sition as farm Supt or manager. Rais- 
ed on farm, sober, honest, Have cer- 
tificate from Ga. State Col. of Ag. as 
gen. farm operator. Would like to 
get with party interested in stock 
raising and rotating crops and _ soil 
building, as well as general farm 
crops. Can furnish self. A. E. Nel- 
son, Sugar Valley, Ga. Rt. 1. | 
Man with wife and two sons wants 
work as overseer on farm. Twelve 
months exp. with heavy planter, cot- 
ten and corn. Also stock man. Life 
time exp. on farm. J. F. Reddick, 
Lumpkin, Ga. 
_. Hard worker and reliable man with 
wife and three children wants job on 
farm for wages for the rest of this 
beg) and next with good man. Want 
use, wood and garden and $25 per 
month. Can do any kind of farm 
_ work, rough carpenter and can drive 
car or truck. Wife wants work by the 
_ day. Have to be moved, but will re- 
pay with work. Write or come to 
. J. T. Scott 
 
Want 1 horse farm on 50-50 basis, 
also work when not in crop. Have to 
be furnished; myself and boy 16 yrs. 
old and wife. B. A. Brown, Acworth, 
Moa. Rts. = ; 
 
Man 50 yrs. oid, honest and sober, 
with wife and two small. children, 
wants job on farm to do general light 
farm work for wages or raising hogs 
and cattle, or oversee labor, etc.| 
Would consider a farm on share bas- 
is. with right party, prefer near At- 
jlanta or some good town. O. A. Stone, 
Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 4. oo 
 
Want job as overseer on any size 
farm. Have had several years exp. 
Prefer South Ga. mear Tifton, Ga. 
. Start any time. D. E. Graham, Co- 
mer, Ga. . : 
: Ambitious young student, 21 yrs. 
old wants work in modern dairy or oz 
a truck farm beginning now ana 
work through 1931. Raised on dairy 
farm and trained in industrial school 
insuring competency. Write prompt- 
ly. William T. Fields, Ashburn, Ga. 
 
'. 
 
Rt. 2. 
- Widow with three children wants a 
 
with good man who 
- will assist in breaking land and fur- 
nish everythin, also hogs and cow on 
- 50-50 basis. Children can help. If 
interested write or come see me. 
Mary E. Schley, Col. Manassas, Ga. 
Rt. 2, Box 66. = 
Old man and wife wants a place 
>with some good family to do light 
- farm work, with good garden and 
ee. Can repair any kind of 
arm machinery milk and. tend to 
John Walker, Dev- 
ereaux, Ga 
 
Single man with five yrs. exp. in 
dairying, wants a job on a dairy or 
--any other kind of farm. First class 
dry hand milker. Work for $8 per 
week, board and laundry. .T. W. Ea- 
 
son, Stone Mountain, Ga. 
 
Young: man, willing worker, wants 
position on farm. Understands ma- 
chinery. No bad habits. Wm. R. 
Swann. Newton, Ga. 
 
Middle aged married man with no 
~ children wants job as foreman in 
 
dairy. A-1 milker, understands all 
hases of dairying. Would want toa 
 
moved, but would pay in work. 
South Ga. preferred, but will go any- 
where or would consider small dairv 
(12 or 15 cows) or one horse farm on 
- shares. mixed farming, not much cot- 
ton. Ref. exch. W. A. Dodd, Thom- 
aston, Ga. Rt. 3. : 
 
- Want job for 1931 on farm, peach 
 
orchard or dairy farm. Can drive 
tractor or truck and do ordinary re- 
 
iring. 35 yrs. old, have wife and 
hree children and experience in al! 
kinds of farm work. Honest, sober, 
See worker. State wares per mont 
in first letter. T. W. Manning, Dud- 
Jey, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
  
 
TI. U. Payne, Cornelia, 
 
Sat 
 
~ Man 40 yrs. old wants job on farm 
as overseer ior 30 piows or wiil work 
on.a poultry farm. No bad habits 
 
rand can give references if preferred. 
 
State best 
J. O. Duncan, 
 
van begin work at once. 
offer in first letter. 
Clem, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
_ Young man 21 yrs ofd, no bad hab- 
its, high school education wants job 
on a farm. Can prune trees, drive 
 
trucks or any kind of work on farm. 
 
life time experience, and can ve 
 
reference. Make best offer to start 
 
a J. Chester Duncan, Clem, Ga. 
 
Want job as overseer on truck farm 
 
or apple orchard. 15 yrs. exp in bot. 
 
jobs. Write what you Pg can offer. 
7a. Rt. 1. 
 
Want a dairy and some chicken 
and hogs on 50-50 basis or salary. 
Write. what you will do in first letter 
T. L. Chaffin, Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
Want a 3 horse farm on 50-50 bas- 
is.. Prefer near Athens, Ga. but 
would sonsider farm in Elbert, Hart 
or Madison counties. Must be 
land, good house, convenient to 
school and churches with an honest 
and sober man. D. W. Davis, Dewy 
Rose, Ga. 
 
Man with severa] years ep. iw b 
 
a job overseeing a farm or : 
T. Ward, 14 Schell Ave., Macon, Ga. 
Want one horse crop for 1931 on 
50-50 basis and will work from now 
until then. Will have to be moved 
and furnished. Dock Kemp, Acworth, 
fa. Rt. 1. ; 
Want good, large 1 horse farm. on 
50-50 basis. Farmed all my _ life. 
Would like to raise cows, hogs, chick- 
ens as side line. 33 yrs, old, have 
 
|wife and 3 children. big enough to 
 
help me. Ref. if necessary. 
Daniel, RFD 2, Talbotton. Ga. 
 
Man 50 yrs. old with no bad habits. 
wants a good 1 mule or horse crop on 
halves or work for wages at reason- 
able price. Want to get with a good 
man as soon as I get crop: gathered. 
Will have to be moved. Prefer place 
in Douglas, Cobb, Campbell, Herd. 
Fulton, or Carlton counties. Ref. 
exch. Come to see or write. J. R. 
Thrasher, Winston, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want crop on halves for 1931. rea- 
4y to begin at once. Have family of 
9. Three boys can do mans work. 
Raised on farm and have some exp. 
in hogs and cattle. Would like to have 
2 or 4 horse farm. Will have to be 
furnished. H. A. McLane, Colbert. 
 
A, 3 
Want good 1 horse crov with some 
~nod man or woman. Four in fam- 
vy and all grown. Want good house 
snd watar. wood. and vood land nan 
halves. them to furnish land, stock 
and tools and half the fertilizer, also 
aynish me money to make and gath- 
-r crop. Would consider a truck 
farm with few cows and hogs and 59 
ar  gond lavine hens. all on_ halves. 
rite. HH, I. Martin, Byromville, Ga. 
 
Want position as overseer on large 
farm to do blacksmith and carpenter 
work and keep un machinery. Can 
run grist mill. Would take 2 horse 
farm on shares ar work on stock 
farm. BR. M. Bonner, Eatonton, Ga. 
Mt 2. : 
 
want work on farm until Xmas, 
then want farm of enod land. water. 
nienty of wood, nasture and two 
hances and barn. Tf interested oome 
and cea me. H. C. Pope, Hawkins- 
x 2 Rtv 3, 
ee, 4n vyre ald wants work taking 
nharee af a large nlantation. Can do 
anvthing on a farm and oan  eive 
eand references. Have wife and three 
abilaran Want sand house. water 
and mv own arden natch. Write for 
narHenlars Ed. E. McLaughlin, Rt 
1 Moron. Ga. : 
 
Tuy hearse farm wanted on 50-59 
hacig an wand. nroductive Iand. 4 or 
ranm hance, Wil have to be frr- 
nichad Fave plenty nf force fo take 
care of farm. Experienced farmer. 
ETT} hava tn ha moved R C. Lively. 
nN? WirAfea St. Atlanta. Ga. 
 
Want place with wand man to over- 
coe farm or will Simt 10 fo 20 plows 
av will take 19 to 9M acree in corn 
and natatrac and other vraducts, and 
will hire three davs a week for $1.95 
a dav and hoard self and wife in 
aranpriag. World arcent trick farm- 
ine if nerecsearvy, Want to raise 2 
tnt af chickens: wife ta milk eaw and 
tantra rare af butter and mille for nart 
~f same, Wife and celf hoth raiced 
an farm and wunderctand  farmine 
Taf ach. 1 hoy 99 oe nid yoni? 
Mra th hava eran an 5N-80 hasis. Can 
Svivea Foard nr other make of car. 
Nfava at anre, Gilad ta heln cather 
m-acent crop. J, K. Fuller, Junction 
City, Ga. 
 
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MARKET BULLETIN 
 
"Farm Help Wanted 
 
basis to 
 
inear church and school. 
 
ations apply. 
 
  
 
Want competent help for 444 acres 
near Athens (near Wintervilie), 4 
good houses and out-bldgs. plenty oi 
bottoms, and pasture. Ideal for stock 
or dairy. 2 fine creeks on. place. 
Produces. bale of cotton, corn, 65) bu. 
and wheat, 383 bu. to acre. Share 
Self. with either: Joe 
B. Suddeth, Colbert, Ga. Rt. 3, or T 
J. Hallyburton, Atlanta, Ga. 769 W. 
Peachtree St. San 
 
Want young man. 18 to 25 yrs. o: 
age to milk 5 or 6 cows and also. cul 
tivate 10 acres land. J. L. Reea 
Shamblee, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want to trade with a good black~ 
smith, good worker in iron, who car 
weld iron with mellow fire, also goo. 
with horseshoeing and wood work an. 
zan do work rapidly and promptly. 
Mrs. Henry Lynch, Lumpkin, Ga. 
 
Want tenant for farm in small 
town in Morgan county for 3rd and 
4th of crops, who will furnish. stock 
and supplies. Have 76 acres, about 
40 acres in cultivation, balance in 
woodland. Good three room house, 
splendid well water on back rch, 
arn, water on farm. len- 
did home for desirable party, 1-2 mi. 
from school and churches. Mrs. 
Madge B. McRee, 583 Ponce de Leon 
Ave., Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Want a honest, sober white 
 
wages, to do general farm work. Must 
be good worker and single. Will pay 
reasonable wages and board for right 
party. J. A. Cannon, Rt. 4, Box 45, 
Sylvester, Ga. - 
 
Want. strong, rere es industrious, 
honest man, and boy 18 yra. or older, 
 
| who have exp. with riding cultivator 
 
and hogs. Prefer a man that can 
keep up a Ford truck. 3 room un- 
sealed house. 1 large room screened. 
Moderate wages for 1931, probably 
part of this vear.- Must move self. 
W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. 
 
Want farm help on 3rd and 4th for 
a 2 horse farm, plant wheat, oats, 
corn, cotton and . Good land. 
good house and water, 12 mi. Atlanta. 
Must be 
able to finance self. _No whiskey 
drinker need appiv. 8. H. Hardeman. 
Stene Mtn, Ga. SE 
 
Want family with 6 or 7 who are 
thru school; industrious, sober, wil! 
work, head of family or his wife or 
some grown son or daughter must 
have fair education, to work on farm 
 
people 
E. H. George, Madison 
Ga 
 
Two horse farm for rent on shares 
Pasture, plenty of wood,. runnine 
water. Good for general farming. I 
interested write or come to see me 
Miss Lucy Hass, Dawson, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
1 Red Eng. heifer, 8 1-2 mos old. 
wt. 350 Ibs. in good cond. $175. One 
Guernsey and Jersey cress milch cow 
5 vrs. old. Gives 2 gal. milk and Ib 
butter in good cond. $45 at barn. M 
D. Hamil, Bremen, Ga. 
 
20 nice grade J, heifers, solid col. 
 
av. 400 Ibs. each. Most of them bre? 
and will come in from March tre 
Tune, $30 each: 18 fat steers, av. 60 
lbs. each, 5c Ib. 4 fat bulls, av. 700 
Ibs. 5c Ib. Cash. 8. K. Smith, Flo- 
villa, Ga. 
1 extra good milk and butter cow 
will give 3 1-2 gal. milk and 1 bh 
butter per day, also 1 bull, Holstein 
and Jersey cross, $20: 3 Jersey stort 
emall bulls. for best offer. R. F. Sike 
Svivester. Ga. 
 
1 vr. old Jersey bull. wt. about 50 
 
  
 
'ths., $65. Hulon McTier, Stapletor 
C 
 
7A. Z / ; 
 
Pure bred Jersey hetfer calf, 4 me 
ald. not reg. $19 FOB. Mrs. J. C 
Wine, Tayonia, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
13 mos old vearling male, in goo 
order, 3-4 Guernsey. 1-4 Jersey, rea- 
Av far service. $99.50 at my barn fer 
aiick sale, M. Evans, Rebecca 
Ga, Rt. 2. 
 
1 dark chocolate col. heifer, 22 mc- 
nid. from fine red Jersev 4 gal. mil! 
and hitter in nronortion cow fown- 
er refused S100 for her more thar 
anep). $28 FOR for heifer: also ' 
wack J. heifer. 18 mos. ald. erand- 
Aanehtor af Reo J. butt and voor 
crada J. enw. $98. No exch and ne 
aharlc Shinned Vehtly crated Rate 
T R tested In cood cond, Mrs. & 
PD Tanac CMiVetiMe Ga. Rt 2. 
 
? nira. hich erade Jersey milch 
anws. all milking, Tf taken at once 
 
sell cheap; also 6 male calves, $25 or 
 
oe 
suns 
 
man who can finance him- | 
 
each papers free. 
for deeiios $12. 
 
Lf same breed. $25 ea. 
AN) prolfic stock. Make offer. 
 
  
 
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exch. for a hog, wt. 225 lbs. FP 
Madison. Come to see them. FP 
Bohlen, Madison, Ga. > _ 
 
Good J. milech cow, now giving 
i-2 gal. milk and 1 Ib. butter pe 
day; will give 3 1-2 gal. and 1. 
ae paper on eae 4 6 ee 
old. ever goes Y; .. Mrs. Alic 
Fendley, Waco, Ga. Rt. 1. es 4 
 
Large 4 yr. ola J. cow,.3 gal. d: 
 
4 mos old calf by reg. Guernsey male 
 
3100. H. L. Williams, Atlanta, Ga, 
1724 Bankhead Highway, N. W. 
 
_ 1 good, fresh in milch. cow, givi 
3 gal. and over, grass fed, $50 at 
 
tot. Come see or write. Mrs, 5. 
Thompson, Farmington, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
High grade Jersey and Hols 
reifers. Write for prices. E. B. Ca 
Washington, Ga. eG 
_ One three quarter Guernsey bull 
 
. old, wt. about 600 Ibs. Dam  
 
. half breed; sire of the be 
blood lines. Make an offer. Geo. 
Trawick, Linton, Ga. ie 
 
Reg. Jersey heifer, Granddaughter 
of Lynwood Alberta Fair (the fin 
bull ever used at Athens). 10 m 
old and considered 1 of the best h 
fers for age in country, shown 2 
Newton County Fair and Southeast: 
ern Fair, and a prize winner. Priced 
especially low for auick sale, $75 FOB 
G. M. Williams, Almon, Ga. | 
Good Jersey cow, pure bred, Give 
4 gal. milk, freshen before Xmas, 
or $50 cash and take heifer in part 
 
nayment. Mrs. E. Wright, Yatesvill 
/boy between 15 and 22 yrs. of age for) Ga. ee 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE | 
 
: 12 Duroc Jersey male 
 
ready, 8 weeks old, reg. 
 
name, from ze winners at Atila 
swine. show in Sept. 1980, $11 eac 
includes reg. papers. Black Essex and 
Duroc Jersey cross all black. fine 
thriftv hog, $8 each. Nine weeks old. 
J. Carl Daughtry. Metter, Ga. 
Mixed brood sows for sale or 
and pies. One thoroughbred Duroc 
wt with 4 pies month old. $25. One 
thorouchbred Duroc eilt piewed one 
time $22 not reg, FE. L. Dixon, Black 
shear, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 104. 5 
-O. I. C. gilts. bred and unbred 29 
pigs soon ready 
: Bie litters,  quick 
growth bie profits. All rec. and from. 
eholera immune herd. A. 
Sale City. Ga, : ae 
Thorouchbred Duroc Jersey pigs, 7 
weeks old from as good steck as th 
South affords. either sex ree. in buy- 
ars name. Tf interested write for fur- 
ther information and prices. R. A 
 
7 pies 5 weeks old. $18 cash or ex 
for 20 bu. corn. del. G. L. V. 
 
Odum, Ga. Rt. 1. 
- Bhoeats and pies for fattening. | 
 
ces reasonable at farm 2 miles no 
of Madison. EE, H. Georgia, Jr., Mad- 
ison. Ga.  
Bir Bone P. C. and Black Essex 
eross pire 3 mos. old. $4 each Treat- 
ad and crated. FOR Osierfield. Edd 
Warper. Osierfield. Ga... 2) 3 
15 nice fat feeder shoats. $5 ea. 2 
cond brond sows. ttle bone P. C. the 
-mal} stav fat kind, about the sine of 
Pine Guinea hoe. both bred to 1 boar 
Also 1 bear 
of same stock of bars 1 yr. old. $20. 
x Miss 
Tnte Lancaster, Svivester, Ga. 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SAUTE 
One 5 yr. old stallion horse. wt. 935 
Tbs. $225 or will exch. for a real 20 
5 or 6 yr. old mare mule, ree. mot 
is good blood and shy. J. T. Robin 
son, Donalsonville, Ga, Rt. 2, Box 55. 
One mare mule, 12 vrs. old, goo 
anndition every wav, will work any. 
where. gentle and kind, wt. 1000 Ths 
711 take $6A cash for. quick sale. T. 
oF, Partee. Watkinsville. Ga. Rt. 2 
1 vr. larce farm miles, strony an 
apnd. wt. 1200 and 1200 Ybs.. $275.09 
for pr. One medium size mule. gen- 
, exch, for sood 
 
black with 2 wht feet. fol) of life and 
Hl work to saddle. bueev or plow. 
sinele and dovble. Will accept sod 
white enrn or ners and part money. 
write. M. PR. Lockhart, Louisville, Ga. 
+  Bov #4 
Qnr 4 mutes for sale. Also 299 
af corn. Call ard see me at Barto 
PA Salter. Rartoow Ga ie b 
erav mite about 1900 Ths, ez- 
aoe farm and plow mule, Will sell 
ahean if tekken at onee. Call Walnut 
2709 or write J. TT. Etheridge, 305 
Walton Ride. Atlanta Ga. : 
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Plants For Sale 
 
ish 
 
(Continued from page fifteen) 
Frost. proof E. J. and Chas. W. cab- 
bage planis, $1 M. F. L. Grigg, Gaines- 
ville, Ga. Box 55. is 
Ms of Long Island: and E. J. and 
early Flat Dutch cabbage, also cap- 
-bage-collard. All ready. 25c a 100; 
$1.25 M. del. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Reg- 
 
os 
 
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants, 
 
also Ga. H. collard, 300, 55c; $1 M. del. 
 
Sat. guar. E. L. Durham, Dublin, Ga. 
 
- 65c; $1.10 M. del. 
 
@ 100; $1.25 M. Full count. 
ship. Postpaid. J. B. Bennette, Flow-. 
 
we del. 
_#E. Browning, Doerun, Ga. Rt. 4: 
 
_ Chas. W. 200, 30c; 50c, 500; $1 M 
H. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
horse apple, 
pear, 20c each; goose berries, $1 doz. | 
garden horse mint, 10c bunch; horse 
- radish, 75 doz. { 
orders. Miss Ramie Turner, Cleveland, 
 
Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
ee 
 
Rt. 5. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage, now ready, 500, 
 
Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Frost proof Wakefield, Flat Dutch 
cabbage and Ga. H. collard, 500, 65c; 
 
mh $1 M. postpaid. Miss Rosa Lee May, 
 
Lewiston, Ga. 
- Chas. W. cabbage, Ga. H. collard, 25c 
 
ery Branch, Ga. RFD 1. ; 
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage, 75c, 500; 
 
$1 -M. Crystal. Wax Bermuda onion, $1 
 
M. Cash with order. W. H. Boatright, 
 
Alma, Ga. 
 
E. J. and Dutch cabbage, 60c, 400; $1 
M. Everbearing Klondike and Lady 
T. strawberry plants, 25c a 100; $1.50 
M. dei. C. Garrett, Oakwood, Ga. 
 
- Iceberg lettuce plants, 30c a 100; $2 
Ready to transplant. Mrs. O. 
 
FE. J. and Chas. frost proof cabbage, 
 
now ready, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. postpaid. 
Chanclor, Se-. 
 
Prompt shipment. R. 
 
ville; Ga. 
 
C. W. cabbage plants, and Heading: 
 
Aline 
 
EK. OW. 
del. 
 
collard, 20c a 100; $1 M. del. 
 
_ Baker, iforman Park, Ga. Rt. 1.. 
 
ya 
 
Frost proof cabbage plants, 
 
Chas. J. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage, 
 
_ Heading var. collard, 25c a 100; $1.25 
 
M. del. 5 M. up, 75c M. exp. col. Klon- 
 
dike and Lady T. strawberry, 25 a 100, 
 
$2 M. del. 5 M. up, $1.75 M.:Exp. col. 
 
_ Dewey Teal, Gainesville Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Mastodon and Lady T. 
 
a strawberry, 
 35c a 100; red and black renner Eh: 
 
doz; white Eng. peach trees, 
Damson plum, 
 
Eng. 
sugar 
 
Add postage on small 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
s CATTLE FOR SALE os 
50 head grade J. heifers, all bred, 
 
  
 
  
 
_ will freshen this fall and winter. From 
- extra heavy stock. Well dev. Would 
~ consider exch. for corn or hay. 
 
T. 
Willis, Villa Rica, Ga. Box 56. - 
8 mos. old J. heifer, in good cond. 
 
- very gentle for sale or exch. lor 15 hens 
and 1 rooster of a good strain. R. W. 
 
Hickey, Roswell, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Cream. col. J. heifer, 30 mos. old, ent. 
 
to register. will freshen in cot 
 
_ spring. Her mother gave 5 gal. mi 
 
and 1 1-2 Ibs. butter per day. $50: also 
 
1 cream col. full J. heifer, about 2 yrs. 
old, freshen in spring (mether of this 
 
' heifer gives 4 or 4 1-2 gal. per day). 
 
ang ; Mrs. H. H. Wilson, Mt. Airy, Ga. 
 
4 grade heifers from 8 to 10 mos. 
old, from good dairy cowse and inig 
 
good cond. $85 for lot; crated for $90; 
 
son, Loganville, Ga. 
 
-fyoung bull reg. in buyers name, 7 mos. 
 
old, from goed dairy cow. and in 
40 head of-beef cattle for sale. 
Fitzpatrick, Jeffersonville, Ga. 
RFD 4. Phone Tarversville Ga. 
 
Reg. J. calves, 10 days or 2 days old. 
 
_ Sired by Starlights Combination and 
 
SS 
 
milking stock; 
 
out of high producing reg. dams. $25. 
ea. or exch. for anything can use at 
see price. S. G. McNeill, Arlington, 
2. 
1 Guernsey bull, not ent. to reg, 1 yr. 
Old, $25. FOB. L. H. Hensler, Thom- 
ton, Ga. ; 
Reg. Jersey bull, 2 1-2 yrs. old, also 
 
_. some good milch cows and heifers at 
 
reasonable prices. Come see our stock. 
 
Bethany Home. Vidalia, Ga. 
 
r 
 
1 grade Guernsey bull from heavy 
 
_ milker, 5 mos. old, larg to age, $15. 
 
FOB. H. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga: RFD 2. 
3 mos old J. bull, out of a fine J. cow 
 
by @ reg, bull, but calf cant be reg. 
 
$i! 0, No exch. J. E. Bailey, Raymond, 
a. : 
 
' Fine grade J. cow, now siving 2 gal. 
 
' milk, av. 1 tb. butter; will freshen seain 
next April. Seldom ever goes dry; also 
 
have 2 grade Jedsey heifers of heavy 
1 about 18 mos. old, 
 
other, 6 mos. old. See them at my 
 
Mrs. Dora Waldrip, | 
 
ge H. H. Kellogg, Cumming, Ga. 
1 bull, Red Pole and. Holstein, cross. 
 
2 yrs. old. Gentle and kind, handled | 
all his life by small boy. $50 or exch. | 
 
for a good, young cow, fresh or soon to 
 
freshen. .Claude Blackwell, Cleveland, 
Ga, Rt. 4. 
 
color, black tongue and switch. Drop- 
;ped Nov. 8, 1927.. Write for further 
| particulars and price. T. E. Perkerson, 
| Greenville, Ga. - 
 
Guernsey bull calf, 5 mos. old. Dam 
now making advanced Register Rec- 
'ord of over 40 Ibs. a mo. F. B. Rawl- 
ings, Sandersville, Ga. 
 
Reg. Guernsey bull for sale or exch. 
 
  
 
Prompt. 
 
if 
 
A.. 
 
Ir- 
 
for young heifers or calves. See at my 
place, 10 mi. south of Athens, at Bar- 
| Bett Shows. N. T. Polk, Athens, Ga. 
 
  
 
HOGS FOR SALE  
 
| Reg. Duroc 3 mos. old 50 lb. pigs, 
| Finest Sensation breeding, reg. in buy- 
ers name, $9 each; 1 extra fine Sensa- 
tion herd boar, 2 yrs. old, over 400 Ibs. 
in medium flesh, $50. Bargain Selling 
ito prevent inbreeding. Z. L. Scott, Con- 
| cord, Ga. 
 
| 1 full stock P C. brood sow, wt. about 
'200 lbs. bred to: full stock Jersey, to 
_farrow about Nov. 28th, with 3rd litter 
; (brought 8 pigs in first and 10 pigs in 
second litter). $35. Cash with order. 
iW. A. Brantley, Tennille, Ga. 
 
,. Reg. big bone black P. C:,boar, 1 yr. 
| Old, fine cond. Just right for heavy ser- 
, Vice. $35; trio, 2 sows and 1 boar, 3 mos. 
old. wt. about 60 Ibs. each, $28, or $10 
 
each. All in good shape. No exch. Ped. 
on ea. pig. J. E. Bailey, Raymond, Ga. 
 
Thoroughbred P. C.- male, $30 cash, 
or exch. for Jersey heifer. 
sell, Brunswick, Ga. 
 
Sows and pigs, dif. ages and numbers. 
Write for prices. W. J. Morgan, Still- 
more, Ga. Rt. 3 
 
up. Prices reasonable, at farm, 3 mi. 
from town. E..H. George, Jr. Madison, 
 
G  Fa yt . : 
 
12. = P, Co: ana Duroe pogs, av wt. 45 
ibs. $5 each. $55 for lot at my farm. H. 
A. Martin, Luthersville, Ga. 
 
Black Essex 10 wks. old pigs, cholera 
 
Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
160 hogs for sale. Irwin Fitzpatrick, 
Jeffersonville, Ga. RFD 4. Phone, Tar- 
versville, Ga. a  2 
PP, C. male, wt. about: 400 Ibs: with 
 
reg. papers for sale, or exch. for seed 
 
oats, corn or yr. old hens. W. J. Tarle- 
ton, Newnan, Ga. - : : 
 
' 6 thoroughbred Duroc J. pigs, eligible 
to reg. 13 wks. old, $8.50 ea. FOB. 3 
each, males and females. O. H. Wright, 
Atlanta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg. 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE. 
 
to. anything. $25. or will trade for hogs 
or milch cow of equal. value. G. P 
Whittington, Omega. Ga. Rt. 2. 
1 black 12 yr. old mare wt. 850 or 900 
Ibs. $75. Ga. raised and an extra good 
buggy horse, gentle and in good cond. 
W. J. Brantley, Statesboro, Ga. Rt. 4. 
eas 41... iis ee 
mos. old Chin. $2 per pr. - Cash 
with order.. J. T. Allen, Catuiila, Ga. 
Stahls str d Ped 
Stahls strain .an ed. Just grown. 
$4; Cheaper by pr. or trio. Bred, or 
ready to breed Chin. nearly. grown. $3 
each, . $8 trio. E. T, Almon, Midland 
 
Ped. White Flemish Giants, all ages 
extra good:. stock. Sell or exch. for 
qual value in country smoked hams. 
J. A. Kauffman, Savannah, Ga. 13 
Hast 48th St. . 
 
9 mos. old. Will breed to reg. buck if 
fesired. Also. ped. Silver Marten and 
N. 4, does. Write for prices. Dr. R 
%. Reed Acworth, Ga, 
 
Chinchillas, tested- breeders, 
exch. for anv pure bred hens or pigs 
Jno, Wo Taller Pika Ga, 
 
A-1 farm mare, 12 vrs. old, and fine 
mule colt. 4 mos.-old (male). Mare ts 
safe for ladies or children to drive: 
work anywh.ere. Cheap: for. cash, or 
exch. R. 8. Parham, Greenville, Ga. . 
 
RABRB'TS FOR SALE | 
1 pr. grown, reg. choice Conrad King 
Chinchillas, extra nice. $10 pr. or exch. 
ifor pure bred ehickens: also another 
 
  
 
nr. choice Conrad Kine Chinchillas. $10 
 
jor exch. for 5 March hatch, Donaldson 
|e I. Red pullets: R, H. Crawford, 
i'Terer, Ga. 
 
| 'Thorouchbred Chin. 3 to 8 mos. old. 
not reg. but ent: to rez. 14 8-mos. old, 
 8-mos. old, $80 for lot, or $3.80 pr; 
 
| Exch. for hogs, or cows of equal value. 
1 W. E. DeLoach, Blackshear, Ga. 
 
; 1 es: bull, wt. about 900 Ibs. solid | 
 
B. O.. Fus- 
 
Hogs and pigs for fattening, 50 Ibs. | 
 
immune, $7 each with Ped. A. L. Law, 
 
calves. reg. or sub. to reg. 
 
Z. Red does and bucks, | 
 
- Sev, very fine ped, Chin. does, 7 to 
 
5 White N. %. 5 mos. old: 4 mature | 
Sell or | 
 
  
 
BULLETIN. 
 
1 large Chin. doe, 18 mos. old, sub. 
to reg. $6 or exch. for 6 ready to lay | 
young Leghorn hens, well dev. and well 
culled. A.B. Bersons, (No town given). . 
 
Stahls Silven Chin. Ped. free of dis- 
ease and healthy. 7 mos. old $3.25 pr. | 
N. Z. Red 8 mos old, N. Z. Red ped. 
buck, $1.25; 1 doe, 16. mos. old, ped, 
and will reg. bred and direct from 
Stahls. $4.50 (cost $10); 16 mos. doe, 
direct from Western Fur Farms, $4.50 
(cost $12). Ped. and will reg. buck, 11 
mos. old, $4; 11 mo. old ped. Chin. doe 
with slight injury to 1 eye, $3, $18 for 
lot. Ped. books and books on how to 
raise, free 1-2 cash bal. COD. All. heal- 
thy, fat and guar. Exch. for poultry, 
turkeys, or cabbage and onion seed. 
Harold Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.  
 
1 pr. Australian white, pink-eyed rab- 
bits: 5 Chinchillas, 1 1-2 pr. old, ent. 
to reg. $10 for lot, or exch. for Duroc J. 
sow pig, reg. or 10 S. C. R. I. Red (dark 
red) March or April hatch pullets. 
Dandridge L. Blanchard, Appling, Ga. 
 
Fine reg. and tested Chin-buck, 1 1-2 
yrs. old, $4; also nice, reg. does, $3.50 
each. Mother and 7 young, 5 wks. old, 
$6. 
Ga, 
 
Sev. full grown Chin. does and 1 buck, 
$1.25 each, or would consider exch. All 
free from disease and nice stock. L. N. 
Hodges, Oliver, Ga. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
 
1 large white billy goat, $3. Cash 
from farm. Ed, E. McLaughlin, Sr., 
Macon. Ga. Rt. 1. Price Place. 
 
2 milk goat does due to come fresh 
December 1st. Both 50-50: Nubian and 
Togegenburg, also a young 100 per cent 
Nubian doe. All bred to reg. Nubian 
buck. 1 doe issa 4 1-2 qt. milker; other 
3 1-2 qts. Sell or trade for W. L. 1929 
hatch hens, or early 1930 hatch pullets. 
Also trade for farm produce that I can 
use at Market value. Edwin Simpson, 
Atlanta, Ga. 676 Tifton, St. N. W. 
 
Reg. Nubian buck, for sale. Mrs. C. 
R. Watson, Marietta, Ga. 
 
Pure bred reg. Toggenburg buck, 
cheap, or exch. for pure bred pullets of 
any Breed laying or ready to lay; also 
have 3 pure bred, but unreg. does, 
cheap or exch. for pure bred pullets. 
Write. E. C. Stark, Commerce, Ga. - 
 
  
 
Choice Young Southdown ram of ex-. 
 
cellent breeding and cond. $15 FOB. 
Out of high grade Southdown ewe and 
Reg. S. ram. Would sell 1 or 2: young, 
same breed ewes with him if desired. 
Sat. guar. Correspondence and. inspec- 
tg invited. R. D. Sanders, Eatonton, 
{- a. r .. . 
 
Live Stock Wanted : 
 
. CATTLE WANTED 
 
Want a nice little match yoke of 
 
  
 
  
 
a. 
Want to exch, a $40 good value for 
cows or hogs. G. D. Whiddon, Syl- 
vester, Ga. Rt. 5. ; 
Want to buy J. or Gurnsey heifer 
W. J. Mor- 
 
zan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Want few good milch cows, to operate 
a small dairy, cheap for cash. Give 
 
famt. of milk. etc. ea. cow gives, in ans- 
wering. W. B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon, Ga. 
Want to hear from party having 
about 12 good heifer calves, about 2 or 
 
3 mos. old to let out to be raised on 
50-50 basis. to 18 mos. old. Have plenty 
 
of feed, land for pasture. Will take 2 | 
 
or 3 cows and keed them 1 or 2 yrs. and. 
take good care of them, if not roguish 
and are good mi'kers, for their feed. 
R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Want Holstein or Jersey milch cow, 
giving not less than 2 gal. milk per day, 
fresh in;. also want heifers of same 
breeding. Must be reasonable. Would 
like to exch. for same. Paul Clark, 
Baxley, Ga. 
 
? HOGS WANTED 
Want to exch. hay for pure bred 
Hampshire pigs. or for oats or seed rye. 
 
O. S. & C. R. Duggan, Chester, Ga. 
 
  
 
Want to exch. fine Jersey calf (father | 
 
reg. and mother fine stock), for a pure 
bred B. B. P. C. Gilt or a good gilt of 
some other stock, already bred or a pr. 
of B. B. turkeys. Write first. Wm. GC. 
Weeks, Harlem, Ga.  
 
Want some shoats wt. from 75 to 125 
Ibs. Advise what you have. Clay L. 
Brown. Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want 4 P. C. and Duroc pigs, 8 wks. 
old. Write what wou have and will del. 
them to Bowdon, Ga. for. Must be 
good. W. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
Good_ size, dried sheep skins, $1.00 
 
  
 
  
 
leach, FOB. dock Mundy, Jonesboro, 
 
-|FOB here. 
 
Mrs. W. L. Carmichael, Madison, | 2 
 
steers. J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs, | 
Good red horse in good cond. work |G jee  
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930. x 
 
Ga. RFD. : 
_ Fine, mecium and coarsely ground 
oyster shell for chickens, $1 per 100 Ibs, 
FOB. W. A. Smith, Savannah, Ga., 
102 E. Bay St. : eo 
 
Sev. lbs. black walnut kernel 60c | 
Ib. postpaid. Mrs. H. H. Burch, Hia-  
; wassee, Ga. 
 
New, snow white, downy feathers, 60c 
Ib. Mrs W V Robbs, Flowery Branch, 
(Gao Rt. 1 
 
Good, 20 Ib. practically new feathers | 
(geese), $20. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Coch- 
ran, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Barn cured tobacco, 15 Ib. 10 Ib.-del. 
by PP. Fred Pruiett, Alapaha, Ga. Rt. 
i 
 
"30 lbs. new geese feathers, 75 Yb. 
 
Mrs. Loyd Price, Wrights- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 3. ~ 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted | 
 
Want to exch. Spanish peanuts or 
running peanuts at $1 bu. or the white 
 
  
 
peaches, or B. Rock hens or pullets. 
Mrs. J. A. Culbreth, Whigham, Ga. Rt. 
 
Want to hear from. party having 
Black Haw roots. Will. pay cash, or 
exch. value for some. Miss Thelma . 
Speights, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want 5001 gal. empty syrup cans 
for cash or exch. new No. 1 syrup, good 
planting cotton seed or country meat 
for same. Make offer. Ref. with first 
letter. L. E. Phillips, Colquitt, Ga. - 
 
Car Lots | 
 
CORN FOR SALECar Lots 
3 or 400 bu. Hastings seed corn, $3 
bu. FOB. Cost $4.80 bu. C. L. Donald- 
son, Chamblee, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
A few cars of No. 1 white milling 
corn, 80 lbs. to the bu. in shuck, ready 
to ship from Dillard. If interested 
write me at Rabun Gap. R. L. Ritchie, 
Rabun Gap, Ga. ; : 
About 2 solid cars corn for sale. Mrs. 
Lula B Cook, Milan, Ga. 
- Corn for sale in car lots, or Jess; 80c 
bu. FOB. Y. S. Gibbs, Abba, Ga. 
Car load slinoped shuck ear: corn for 
sale. A. H. Clarke, Marshallville, Ga. 
HAY FOR SALECar Lots  
40 tons bright peavine and: crab grass 
(about 50 per cent of each) hay. Cut, 
stacked and baled without a drop of 
rain on it. $18 ton, FOB Cars here. J. 
W. Williford; Ashburn, Ga.  
Peanut hay. good, sound, slightly 
dark, $10 per ton. FOB. 10 tons. per 
car, -J.-Ki Luck, Cordele, Ga. ~ 
80 to 100 tons bright soy beans and 
/deavine hay, in uniform bales, av. from 
80 to 90 Ibs. .A. H. Clarke, Marshall- 
ville; Ga. oe GBs 
| Sev. cars of peanut and crab grass 
pay for sale. Jos. Freeman, Blakely, 
ne eae me 
1 car peanut hay, sound and bright, | 
$15 ton FOB; or would consider any 
good March or April 1930 hatch good 
breed hens, good and sound, at rate of 
15 of these hens for. each ton hay, FOB 
pers. W. U. J. Draughon, Whigham, 
a | cok 5 
 
F arm Help Wanted 
 
Want competent help for 444 acres 
near Athens (near Winterville), 4 good | 
houses and out-bldgs. plenty of Bot- 
toms, and pasture. Ideal for stock or 
dairy. 2 fine creeks on place. Produces 
bale of cotton, corn, 65 bu. and wheat, 
33 bu. to acre. Share basis to man who. 
can finance himself. . Communicate 
with either: Joe B. Suddeth, Colbert,  
Ga. Rt. 3, or T. J. Hallyburton, Atlanta 
Ga. 759 W. Peachtree St. ee 
 
Want belp for a 2 horse crop of good 
land; good barns, 4 room house and 
porches, good spring, running water in 
pasture the year round; near church 
and. school. 5 mi. east of Adairsville, 
Ga. Mrs. Lula Scott, Adairsville, Ga. 
Rt. 3: Box 134, ee 
 
Want farm help on 8rd and 4th for 
a good 2 horse farm; good land, house 
and water; near churgh and school; 12 
mi. Atlanta. Must be able to finance 
self. No whiskey drinker need apply. 
S H. Hardeman, Stone Mtn.. Ga. RFD 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Want a reliable colored boy from the 
country, 13 to 15 yrs. old, who wants. 
a good home on the farm. Resident of 
Ga. but P. O. in Fla. C. T. King, Mt. 
Pleasant, Fla. Rt. 1. Box 43-A. 
 
Want white, middle-aged woman, 25 
or 30 yrs. of age to live in house on 
farm with old couple and help with 
eat poultry, garden etc. for a small 
 
  
 
Salary. Must be of good character and ~ 
 
health. Write for particulars or come 
iSee. Mrs. J. . Jett, Duluth, Ga. * 
 
  
 
Rice peas, at 15c lb. for dried apples or _ 
   
      
    
 
eee Thursday, November 6, 1930. 
_ Farm Help Wanted | 
 
Want to hear from man. without 
family who would. be interested in 
trucking on a small scale, with every- | 
thing furnished, except seed. 50-50. 
basis. J. H. McClelland, Waycross, Ga. | 
Rt. 2. Box 52 B.  
 
Want a good, reliable man who wants 
a good home to live as one of family. 
and help with farm work. Will. give 
- ~him enough land to make bale of cot- 
ton. 1-2 mi. church and school, stores, 
etc. W. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want to hear from party who can 
work in blacksmith shop. Must be able 
to d oany kind of blacksmith shop work 
50-50 basis. Write at once. J. L. 
Southerland, Rome, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
~Good home and opportunity will be 
given to boy, 10 or 12 yrs. of age on 
small dairy farm. Prefer one who can 
drive car. Candler White, Stone Mtn. 
Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
~ Dairy work, or 1 horse farm, 50-50 
basis. C. M. Greene, Atlanta, Ga. 1025 
Avondale, Ga. S. E. 
 
Want. 1 or 2 horse crop on halves 
with pany that witl want some tobacco 
raised. Want work this winter to help 
 
-make my way until crop time. Truck 
farm some on side line. Will) want. help 
_W. E. Herring, Elberton, Ga. Rt.-. - 
 
Want light farm work. Some exp. in 
hog raising. Moderate salary, with 
board, etc. Past middle-aged. Have 
no family. Best of ref. -So. Ga. pre- 
ferred. T. C. Fain, Atlanta, Ga. Care 
Gen. Del: 
 
Want job as overseer or wage hand 
for reasonable salary; near good school 
and church. Prefer near Macon or 
Atlanta. Know how to farm and am 
a willing worker and not afraid of 
work. Exp. in all kinds of farming, 
Party to move me and take cost out of 
my nee W. R. Bost, Willard, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Young couple want home on farm in 
So. Ga. with old couple to care for 
them: and look after farm work. Shares 
or wages at reasonable rate. Young and 
able to work; no bad habits, and can 
furnish ref. Can begin at once. For 
_ further information, write. P. H. Cavin, 
Menlo, Ga. 
_.,Want a 3 horse crop for 2 families 
for 1931 on halves. Can finance self. 
 
ple,.Ga. RFD 3. 
 
Want place with good man or family 
where earnest work is appreciated. 55 
yrs. old. Lived and worked in Frank- 
 
in and Madison counties about 1 yr. 
_ Glad to fur. ref. W. W. Wiche, Roys-. 
ton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
.. Want good 2 horse farm, good land, 
ood house on Highway: Owner to fur- 
fish stock tools and fertilizer; I to pay 
for half of fertilizer in Fall. 50-50 in 
 
  
 
. G. H. Watson, Athens, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Want day work until Christmas. Boy 
-15.and man 43 yrs. Will work for $1 
day until July 1, 1931. Also have large 
force. to gather crop. Ready to move 
now. Can do any kind of farm work. 
-25 yrs. exp. D. L. Copeland, Harlem, 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
Want to hear from party wanting an 
_ Overseer for 1931. Sev. yrs. exp. and 
;can give good ref. J. W. Perry, Roch- 
elle, Ga. Fo 
Want job as gen. farm overseer. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Can 
 
  
 
 handle labor of all kinds. 25 yrs. exp. 
in growing and curing tobacco. Give 
ood ref. Salary or commission. C, H. 
 
ausberry, Hahira, Ga. Rt. 2. 
23 yr. old man wants job overseeing 
8 to 12. plows at $60. per mo. or work 
for wages, $20 per mo. and board. Life 
oe a exp. J. A. Burt, Abbeville, Ga. 
= Want a good 1 horse crop for 1931. 
 
Man with 2 small children. Prefer with 
widow for whom children will be com- 
pany; one that can give me day work 
when not on my crop. Write. R. 
Land, Haralson, Ga. 
 
Want a good 2 horse crop for 1931 
on 50-50. Would be interested in hogs. 
 
a few cows and chickens. State in first 
letter just what you have to offer.. No 
cheap. run-down proposition wanted. 
Fred L. Henderson. Eastman, Ga. Rt. 7. 
 
Widow and 2 high school boys, large 
enough to plow, milk, or drive truck 
wants place in farm or dairy. Dairy 
et Mrs, Edna Macon, Colum- 
 
us. Ga. 
 
Want job with good man to run a 
small dairy ;raise chickens and hogs on- 
shares, or will work some for wages. 
Married wife and 1 child 4. yrs. exp. in 
 
dairy work; 2 yrs es o registered Jer- 
 
.Come see or write. J. F. Gober, Tem- Ib 
 
crop; can finance self in other ways. | 
 
A. |. 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Want work at good dairy by month. 
20 yrs. exp. C. M. Padgett, Vienna, 
Ga. RFD 6. 
 
Want a job as overseer for an 8 or 
10 horse farm for 1931. Lived on farm 
all my life. 32 yrs. old. Wife and 1 
child. Prefer placein So. Ga. Not over 
 
| 50 or 75 mi. of Macon. State salary 
 
and all particulars in first letter. R. F. 
Ross, Wayside, Ga. Care T. J. Maynard. 
 
Want a 1 or 2 horse good farm with a 
good house of 5 or 6 rooms, tobacco 
barn, etc. on pubic road and in a nice 
 
-neighborhood, within 50 or 75 mi. Val- 
 
dosta. Have my own stock and feed; 
can run myself. Fred Atkinson, Ray 
City, Ga. 
 
Would like to communicate with par- 
ty that has suitable place for raising 
hogs. 8 yrs, exp. and will consider a 
farm on a profit sharing basis. Can 
give the best of ref. . Lancaster, 
Cochran, Ga. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
Will have a large amount of okra 
and sunflower, also. sorghum  seed, 
ready in next 2 weeks. Anyone who 
can use all I gather, write for price 
and amts. in lbs. of each, will have. 
Ed E. McLaughlin, Sr., Macon, Ga. Rt 
1. Price Place. 
 
15 Ibs. watermelon seed, name un- 
 
  
 
  
 
_known, but produces large, fine melons. 
75c lb..in small lots, or $7.50 for all 
 
postpaid. Exch. for peas at 10c lb. 
Write before sending. R. H. Speights, 
Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Cantaloup and muskmelon seed, 20c 
cup. Exch. for onion buttons, any kind. 
Write first. Mrs. GC. L. Chester, Cal- 
houn, Ga. RFD 3. 
 
White multiplying nest onions, 50c 
gal. or exch. for fresh or dried apples, 
or honey. Mrs. G. C. Blanchard, Ap- 
pling. Ga. 
 
Multiplying onion sets, red and 
white, 60c gal. del. Exch. some for 
apples or little, bunch Eng. peas. L. 
E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.  
 
60c gal. Eng. pea 
 
White nest onions, 
seed, most: prolific var. 25c lb. Maude 
Hamby, Greenville, Ga. Rt..3. 
 
Broom corn seed 40c pt. also musk- 
melon seed. 20c pt. Forrest Martin, 
Flowery Branch, Ga, 
 
Old time cornfield bean seed, 1 pt. 
25 frost proof Eng. pea seed (May pea 
has white bloom), 15c cup; garlic but- 
tons. 25c doz. also 
 
Laura Coker, Lavonia, Ga. RFD 3. 
Seed Wanted | 
Want 5 or 10 bu. large Black walnuts 
 
for planting purposes. Submit sample 
 
if you have large ones, namin best: 
prices. C. M. Miller, Cornlia, Ga. : 
 
  
 
| Georgia Products _ 
For Sale 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
ae ne she with vo eyes peas. 
;4, Or Swap for equal value. Mrs. O. 
D. Woodruff, Greenville Ga. 
 
Eng. pea seed, as near frost-proof 
3s can be found; fills out well. 30c 
b. 4 Ibs, or over, 25c-Ib. Money or- 
der or cashiers check with order. 
Clifford Williams, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
3 lbs. brown. crowder pea seed. 
clean and sound, 80c del; 3 Ibs. lit- 
le white acre pea, clean and sound, 
5c del. All new crop. Mrs. A. S. 
Paulks OcillayuGa:: jie au & 
 
Whipp peas, new crop, $3 hu. FOB 
 
3._B, Morgan, Clyo, Ga. 
_ Eng. peas, So. Ga. Prolific (the 
ind that seven peas), 20c 
heaner in quantity. Bethany House, 
Fidalia, Ga,  : 
 
Half runner beans. 2 kinds, 1 with 
yurple (10 davs earlier than white) 
nd 1 with white bloom. 25 Ib 
xch, for anv kind of sood table pea- 
or dried anvles at 10c lb. Mrs. J.-G 
aldron. Tifton. Ga, Rt. 4. x 
 
White Rice peas, and cream crow 
Jorg, each var. 12 1-2e Ib clean and 
rea from weevils. and- FOB. Cash 
with order. LL. O. Stewart, Jasper 
a. Rt. 2. Box 66. 
 
an hy field. peas, 49 hu. black: 3h 
su. blue whinns, and 5 bu. mixed. $ 
vr FYB. Shinning pointe W. L. Wood. 
Talking Rock Ga. 
 
A few the af snear crowders, 25 yh 
3 Ths &1 nostnaid or exch, Ih. for Th 
far TaAv ness. pyre and not mixed: 
eormmd and clean New ras. $2 bir, ar 
9 hn for 1 hi O-tno-tan hear 
sna Fa tn nav frt an eneds reaaive 
ed. C. BR, Burell. Avburn, Go. Pt. 1. 
On. ns, M1 Rrahhams._: Write: for 
samnle ant price. R. M. Hall, Rey- 
nolae Ga. Rt: 
 
  
 
e 
 
azraly 
 
  
 
sey dairy. Ref. exc D. Arthur, 
Zebulon, Ga. Rt 2, . 
 
3. ! 
White bunch butter-beans, 25c Ib. 
 
lanting or. eating, same price. 
 
1930 crop garlic, 60c. naid on $1. worth. Also White and 
 
Inearbv. 
 
Ib. | 
 
  
 
prepaid. J. H, Smith, Chipley, Ga. 
 
Cream sugar crowders, ~ 20c lb. or 
exch a few for dried fruit (peaches 
preferred), also have Cal. black eyed 
peas, 15c lb. No order filled for ess 
chan 5 lbs. All prepaid. J. H. Smith, 
Chipley, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Cream sugar crowders, 60c gal, del. 
or 2 gal. for $1. Do not send stamps. 
Mrs. Grace Murphy, Jasper Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Field peas, sound and clean. Make 
best offer in first letter. Mrs. Joel 
Bobo, Hartwell, Ga. 
 
Well cleaned, new erop mixed peas, 
100 bu. Sample on request, and prices. 
Also 150 lbs. of Watson watermeion 
seed, 75c lb. G. W. BrinsonS Wadley, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
8 bu Iron clad peas, this yrs, crop. 
$3 bu. not del. T. C. Hembrell, Ava- 
lon; :Ga. Rb. Toe 
 
20 bu. No. 1 large, recleaned, cream 
sugar crowders, also choicest, reclean- 
ed Lady peas, free of weevils and ex- 
cellent for table use. Each, 6 lbs, $1 
del. 100 lbs. $12.50 FOB. Willets won- 
ler frost proof Eng. peas, 3 lbs, $1 
postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga. 
 
Large quantity, No. 1 cream crow- 
ders, 8 lbs. $1 del; also Calif. white 
and: black eyed peas, 12 lbs, $1. AU 
free from weevils and extra good for 
table use; postpaid to the S$rd zone. 
Hee Kelley, Sulphur Springs, Ga. 
 
Black eyed,.white peas, 12 1-2 lb. 
lel. C. A. Bell, Kensington, Ga. 
 
Large size black eyed peas for seed. 
25c Ib. 7 lbs. $1. B. R. Woodlifi 
lowery Branch, Ga, Rt. 1... 
 
Lady Finger -peas, 20c qt. This yrs. 
crop. Nice and clean. Exch. for 
yutter-beans. Mrs, S. A. Miller, Fin- 
leyson, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Willets Wonder  frost-proof Eng 
yeas (should be planted in Novembe: 
or best results), seed, $10 bu. $3 pk. 
2, 8. Parham, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Little cream mush peas, 25 Ib 
~tpeckled crowders in 5 Ib. lots, $1: 
vhite Calif. black eyed, same price 
%ostpaid. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Bal! 
round, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Little, white, black eyed peas, 40e a 
t, del. -also little white. peas for 
 
Mrs 
 
3. 8. Ward, Toomsboro, Ga. 
Black eyed peas, 20c teacupful. Adc 
nostage on. all orders for less than 50c 
a Ralph Williams, Cumming, Ga 
 
Sugar crowders, 25c. Ib. Postage 
 
Blue. Whippoorwil peas, 20c lb. Eth- 
a] Sanders, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1. , 
Mixed field peas. Write for prices 
aS BE. Malone, Macon, Ga. P. O. Box 
3. ; 
White sugar crowders, 12c lb. $? 
val, $7 bu, del.. Exch. 1 bu. for 2? 
thrifty.any good stock pigs; also bu 
for 6 R. I. Red -hens and 1 rooster 
G. QO. Cobb, Carnesville, Ga. 
 
BUTTER FOR SALE 
 
6 Ibs. best table butter per week 
45 lb. del. Sample on reauest. Mix 
Carrie Pierson, Culloden, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Fresh firm yellow J,  butter, iv 
hrick cartons, well wrapoed. 50 Tbh 
Ae], ; Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Ga 
Rt. 4. 
 
Fresh butter ea. week, 40c Ib. del 
Mrs. C. R. Sorrels. Menroe, Ga. Rt. 1 
 
4 Ibs. nice J: butter ea. week. 40 Th 
Can furnish more, or less. Would like 
to hear from party Yn Atlanta, or 
Will furnish my butter na- 
Mrs. BE. D. Neal, Ran- 
 
  
 
ner and hox. 
 
ger, Ga. Rt, 2. 
 
Good fresh country hotter, 4c th 
ure. 1D, L. Holmes, Talking Rock, Ga. [19 
RFD 3. . 
 
  
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
Svar eyrad ehay deve ere olfat ant 
canvassed, from 1 to 6 at 25 Ib. wt. 
from 14 to 18. Quality the best. FOB. 
Sat. guar. K. D. Sanders, Eatonton 
a. Rt... 2. 
 
 ~ FRITS FOR SALE 
 
Nice, sundried apples free from core. 
neeling, etc. 20e Ib: also little white lady 
neas, good for table use, nice and clean. 
90 Ih. add. nostacs... Jone Wiley, Wa 
leska, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 55. : 
 
Maney. Vatog. nackark iv oh, haskets 
ee bu. FOB. C. M. Miller, Cornelia, 
 
a. i 
Niner evndrted--annles 180 1h, 
peaches. free fram: worms, 18 Ib. Mrs. 
J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga. 
 
1920, erenasuptrien neeladt naachec 
 
  
 
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Shockley, Yates, and Terrys Winter 
apples, sound, tree run, $1.25 bu. pack- 
ed in bu. boxes. Cash with order. A 
J. Collins, Demoresi, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Extra large crab apples for preserv- 
ing, 75c pk. del. Mrs, Grace Murpiiy, 
Jasper, Ga. Rt 2. aes CSS 
 
Bright, new sundried apples from 
choicest acid fruit, peeled, etc. 5 Ibs. $1 
del. 11 lbs. $2 postpaid. C. F. Maddox, 
Buford, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Fancy red and yellow apples, $1.50 bu. 
box, del. Also nice sundried appies, 
sound, 15c lb. del. Henry F. Weaver, 
Marion, Ga. . ee 
 
Nice, bright dried apples from 
choice fruit, loc Ib. 25 lbs or more, 14c . 
ib. Postpaid. Cash or money order 
with order. No checks. Mrs. A. M. 
tris, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
GRAIN FOR SALE 
 
Cokers Ped. Fulghum seed oats 80c 
bu. FOB. Y.S. Gibbs, Abba, Ga. _ 
 
Ga. grown Blue Stem wheat, $1.50 
hu Abruzai rve $1.75 bu. FOB, J. W. 
Woolfolk, Ft. Valley, Ga. . ae 
 
100 bu. Appler oats, 75c bu. Free from 
wild onion or grass. Made 50 bu. per  
acre this yr. without fertilizer, FOB 
G. B. Poore, Canon, Ga. 
 
PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES 
ETC. FOR SALE 
White scuppernong vines, 
rooted, 10c ea. $1 doz. or exch. 1 doz. 
for 1M. E. J. C. W. cabbage plants. Ka. 
to pay postage; Brown Calif figs, 10c 
each, $1 doz del. or exch. for same as 
above. W. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2. 
A small col. fruit trees: pears, peach, 
apples, plum, cherry, quince apricot 
and grape vines. Total value, $260, all 
for $150 cash at farm. These trees and ~ 
grapes will bear next yr. good 3 yr. old  
stock. Will not ship. Ed E. MeLaugh- 
lin, Sr. Macon, Ga. Rt. 1. : & 
Paragon chestnut trees, bears in 
from 3 to 5 yrs. annual and profuse 
bearer. Nuts are delicious, some meas 
4 1-2 in. in cir. Trees grow low and  
spreading. Supply limited. Orders 
filed as received. 2 yr. old trees $2 
a A. P. McPherson, Bremen, Ga. 
Rt; 2; 
Nice, budded Schley, Fortscher and 
Stuart pecan trees, 2 to 10 ft. above  
ground, very low prices. L. M. Ken- 
nedy, Collins, Ga. . 
Choice papershell pecan trees. Govt. 
insp., 6 to 7 ft. 50c ea, or exch for any- 
thing can use. B. Loyd Woodall, Mil- 
ner, Ga. 
 
5 bu. Valencia peanuts, white or red 
husk var. Not damaged by rains. Fine  
for parching. $2.50 bu. M. O. with or- 
der. C. E. Bedenbaugh, Wrightsville 
Ga. Rt. 1. he a 
 
Stuart pecans, 40c Ib. Seedlings, 18 
ib. Mrs. C. J. Ashley. Edison, Ga. 
 
Spanish peanuts, $1:25 bu. FOB. 
Money order. R. V. Roberts, Royston, 
Ga. Rt. 1. A i 
 
30 Ibs. Schley pecans, 40c Ib. also few 
Stuarts. Money order. Cull Williams, 
Avera, Ga. 7 
 
N. C. peanuts 21 yrs. improvement;  
around 1 ton per acre; 1. ton hay per 
acre; 1 var. 3 kernels to hull, other, 2 
kernels. No rain stain. Bright and 
good. While they last, $1.25 bu. FOB. 
Cash with order. Shinped same day  
order. received. W. U. J. Draughn, 
Whigham, Ga. er 
- Runner peanuts, new crop, for parch- 
ing or seed, $4 per 100 Ibs. exp. col. L. 
B. Scoggins, Omega, Ga. | 
 
1 bu. White Spanish, 60c pk. Charlie  
H. Smith, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
  
 
Large. paper shell pecans, 35. Tb. 
Ready for del. Mrs. V. H. Mills, Jenk- 
insburg, Ga. 
 
Georgia Products 
Wanted | 
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED . | 
Want Soy beans and cow peas. Will 
exch. choice papershell pecan trees at 
50c each for same. FOR. -B. Loyd 
Woodall, Milner, Ga. : 
 
CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN 
MEAL WANTED 
Want 10 bu. yellow shelled corn. O 
O. Martin, Cusseta, Ga. 
 
GRAIN WANTED 
Want to exch. good long staple cot-  
 
  
 
  
 
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free of worms. 20 Ib. avvles, 18 Ib. 
also white nest onions, 6% gal. post- . 
naid. Ca-h with order. Mrs. S. Cous- 
ins. Greenville: Ga. 1 
Good, dried apples 12 Tb. 10 lbs. to a | 
Iot: also Everbearine strawberry plants, | 
 
25c a 100. Mrs. Mary Cantller, Dale | 
 
lonega. Ga. Rt. 1, 
 
  
 
   
   
     
  
   
 
ton seed for Fulehum seed oats. Bu. 
for bu. and exeh to pay ches. This 
cotton worth 1 1-2c more than other 
cotton on this market; will sell for $1 _ 
bu. L. J. Jordan, Pearson, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. pure speckled peas at 
oo bu for 3 bu. seed wheat at once. C. 
C. McCrary, Molena, Ga. Rt. 1, es 
   
 
  
 Live Stock For Sale 
 
MARR OT Ob Wee TPN 
FOB Cash 
 
. Make best offer for car lots. O. dark Brabhams, in hull, $20. 
K. David, Marshallville, Ga. jonly from farm. 10c extra for sacks... 
 
  
 
KEORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
{Continued trom page seventeen) 
$00 Ib. black mare mule, about 10 
yrs. old, fast and strong, work any- 
where on farm or road, 150 from my 
 
place only. Cash. No exch. Ed E 
McLaughlin, Sr., Macon, Ga. Rt. 1, 
Price Place. 
 
_ 2 bay mares, about 10 yrs. old, both 
gentle, wt. about 800 or. 900 Ibs. $150 
or the pr. at my farm. Clarence E. 
 
pe, Lula, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
One mare mule wt. about 1100 Ibs. 
 
exch. for a good mlik cow or beef 
cattle. S. D. Harrison, Kathleen, Ga. 
One black morse muje 13 yrs. old, wt 
about 850 Ibs. $60 or will exch. for 
cow, hogs or chickens. O. S. Barber, 
Decatur, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
One nice mare mule about 9 yrs. 
old, wt. around 1M lbs. Will take $150 
yr will exch for equal value, young 
cattle or hogs. T.:H. Hodges, Brook- 
et, Ga. Rt. 1. - 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
- For sale or exch. one reg. Toggen- 
berg and Nubian milk goat, 3 yrs. oid 
to freshen soon. Dark brown, ~ flop 
pared. Cine billy 6 mos. old from the 
above doo. Will take $20 for the doe 
and $10 for the billy... Also one butt 
headed billy 3 yrs. old, $10, one six 
month oid, 5. Both solid wa. col- 
or. Wo papers on thes wo. OC: 
Potts, Macon, Ga, Rt. 3. 
 
One 2 yr. old Nubian doe, Ist kid 
t. per dayy $25.06 
nos. old to 
ist. kid, He kh. 
Highway, 
 
oe 
Jwe 
 
about dry, giving  
Qne Sasman doe, ii 
freshen Dec, 10, $15, 
Williams, 1724 Bankhead 
WN. W. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
One large heavy white buUly goat, 
$3.00 cash. Ed FE. McLaugidin, &r., 
Macon, Ga. Rt. i. E 
One reg. Toggenburg muk 
tum Tobie, sire by Car i 
Dam Maud Frost 340% wil 8000 
freshen, gives 1 gal. 4 gts. WH) teke 
$35 crated FOB or exch. for val. any- 
 
hing can use. One reg. Torgenburg 
milk doe, Tatum Hanah, sire. by 
Cora Austin 34082, Dam Maud Frost 
 
4081. Willi soon freshen, $32.50 cra- 
_ted, FOB or exch. One large Nubian 
 
entitled to reg, sure breeder. 
and gentle. Wil have reg. In buyers 
mame for $48 crated OH or exch. 
value. One young doe extiiled to rez. 
Toggenburg and Nubisn_ cross bred. 
Will take $30 crated FOB or exch.: 
Write.. Rufus R. Duffey, Mt. Oak 
Farm, Carroliton, Ga. _ 
 
CATTLE WANTED 
Want fresh or soon to  freshen 
grade jersey cows. Write what vou 
ave. Columbus Roberts, Ben Hill, 
 
Gs. 
 
Want cow for feed. No calf. Must 
oe  gal. milk and 1 Ib. butter per. 
day. Mrs. Katie Hood, Stapleton, Ga. 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery For Sale 
 
41 DelLaval cream  separator, 
cond. No. 12. $50 (1-2 price). Exch 
for shoats and heifers. Mrs. E. L. 
Wright, Yatesville, Ga s 3 
1 Vuncan pony plow, No. 7 $5; 1 
extra heavy Gantt 2 horse plow, never 
 
doe, Ta- 
 
in 34082. 
 
* 
 
good 
 
 
 
plow, complete, $4; sev. sets of chain 
ews BOC. set; sev. good cotton hoes 
ractically new, 50c each: 2 cultivators, 
each: 1 good cotton planter, $2.50; 
 
1 guano distributor, needs repairing. $1 
Chariie H. Smith; Tallapoosa, Ga. RFD 
3 Box 10 A : 
2 horse Chattanooga turning plows 
steel beam, No. 23. In good shape ex- 
cept 1 handle and needs a slide, $5 or 
exch. for any good make of a 1 horse 
(No name given), Prim- 
 
t 
1 
t 
 
stoi : s eng. mounted on 
wheels. Make best offer. Phillip Goe- 
e, Macon, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 180. 
 
1 Fordson tractor in good cond. for 
gale or exch. Write J. M. Jones, 
Omega, Ga. Rt. 1. ; 
 
2h. plow 464 Syracuse, good as new. 
No S aren parts, $5 cash; 1 Cutaway 
harrow heavy in good shape large disc, 
$15; 1 Intn. tiding cultivator cheap or 
exch. Also 1 good spading 2 horse har- 
ae $15. Mrs. Geo. N. Cook, Machen, 
 
  
 
  
 
CORN FOR SALECar Lots 
2 cars good shelled corn. Write for | 
prices. W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga. | 
Ear corn in shuck, 77c. bu: car lots. 
all lots, shelled, $0c bu. sacked FOB, 
 
| Halehurst, Ga Rt. 2. Box 61. 
 
i FOB. Guar. absolutely pyre. D. J. 
 
ed, without handles, $3; 1 steel beam | Gq 
 
 
{ 
 
-|shipped. J.-C. Taylor, Hazlehurst, Ga. 
 
ee jEd. E. McLaughlin, Macon, Ga. RFD 
 
" | x 
.  11. Price Place. 
Georgia Products Sev. bu. New Eras, $3.50 bu. FOB. J 
For Sale 
 
Ben Adams, Dewyrose, Ga. Rt. 2: 
 
- New crop Bas aria snes pene 
 , SEED CORN AND COR sound and bright, 95 bu, 5. i 
 
se STEAL FOR SALE even wt. bags. R. F. Rogers Biue Ridge, 
 
Piedmont seed corn and best grade Ga. eee 
Wannamaker Cotton seed, at Farmers } 160 lbs early Clay sugar crowders, 
prices. State amt. wanted. Can use sound and dry, picked before the rains. 
syrup, crowder and black-eyed peas Or $19 FOB. G.,- W. Dills, Tunnell Hill, 
grain of any kind in exch. Rhett Ga. : 
Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1. | Velvets in hull,  
 
About, 40 bu. corn and 4 tons corn, | ton, bulk, $20 sacked. 
velvet bean and sorghum fodder, most Omeza, Ga. | 
of corn on stalk in foddr. These can Austrian winter peas, 100 Ibs. or 
all be ground up to make fine stock more, 8 1-2c Ib. less 10c Ib. No less than 
feed, $125. Cas 1 
E. McLaughlin, Macon, Ga. RFD 2. 
Price Place: 
 
100 bu. good, sound white big eared ~ 
slipped shuck corn, $1 bu. of 80 Ibs. at | 
barn. None shipped. J.C. Taylor, ; 
Hazlehurst( Ga. Rt. 2. Box 1. 
 
Hastings Prolific 2nd yr. from Hast- 
ings, $2.50 bu. Cuban yellow Flint, Ist 
yr. from Hastings. $3 bu. Geo. T., 
Trawick, Linton, Ga. 2S 
 
Make me offer ttow shelled country 
corn in any quantity up to a 100 bu. D 
A. McPherson. Cuthbert, Ga. 
 
Golden Queen pop corn. 6. M. 
sacked, screened and _ shelled.  
price named upon request. C. S. Gils- 
son, Hawkinsville, Ga. na 
 
  
 
 
 
: car lots or less, $17 
J. W.. Lang, 
 
O. H. 
 
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Black crowder peas, $4 bu. 
Scott, Jesup, Ga. Rt] 2. 
 
FRUIT FOR SALE 
About 1 1-2 bu. quinces. 5c peck 
and postage. Orders filled as receiv-. 
ed. A. L: Rabun, Waco, Ga. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE 
75 or 100 lbs. pecans. Paper shell 
Stuarts, Schley, and Mohey-Makers, 
mixed, 50c lb. FOB. Mrs. W. A. Bird, 
 , Metter, Ga: 
Ibs. | Limited quantity pecans. Stuart 
Good 22d Vandeman var. New crop. Can 
ship about Nov. 15th. Write for 
prices. H. S. Downs, Jackson, Ga. - 
| Large paper shel! pecans. 38c Ib. del. 
, to 4th zone; 25 Ibs. or more, 35c Ib. FOB | 
1 lb. samples, 45 del. Medium size 28c 
 
Slipped shuek corn, $1 bu. FO 
H. Scott, Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE 
Lots of ' ogg: sound Wannamaker 
Cleveland, 75c: Neely Cleveland, 85c; 
Delta Pineland, 95c. All fine seed: Will 
pay frt. on 11 bu. or more. H. Grady 
Adams, Social Circle. Ga. aes 
Good, sound Addison cotton seed, $1 
bu. Mrs. EB. Wright, Yatesville, Ga. 
Wannamakers for planting, 100 Ibs. 
$3; 500 Ibs. 312.50; Can use some peas 
corn, oats, or wheat in exch. R. P 
Stenheimer, Brooks, Ga. eas 
A few bu. Cokers No. 5 Bring from | 
3-4 to 1 1-4e premium and will make 
as much as Rucker per acre, $1.25 bu. 
or exch. for a heavy breed of March 
and April hatch pullets.. Clay L. 
Brown, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. 
10 bu. Cooks imp. Half and Half cot-. 
ton seed ist yr. from Orig. Gin roll 
cleaned, caught on floor to keep pure. 
1280 lbs. seed cotton made 542 lint. $1. 
bu. or $3 a 100. Cash Will exch. 300 lbs, 
for ltsa Mar or Apr hatch pure bred R I 
Red hens and 1 cock. J. C. Taylor, 
 
'25 Ib FOB 1 
| Money order. 
(son, Ga, 
 
re -SYRUP FOR SALE 
New Ga. cane syrup, 10 lb. cans, 6 
cans to cs. $4.50 fr. collect. Send 
check. L. B. Scoggins, Omega, Ga. 
Good thick new syrup in gal. cans, 
del. in 13 Or 50 gal. Add postage on 
smaller aomts. W. J: Morgan, Still- 
mor, Ga. Rt. 3. = 
20 gal. sorghum syrup in.buckets, $1 
gal. FOB. Ed E. S%cLaughlin, Sa. Ma- 
con, Ga. RED 4 Price Place; ... 
FLOWERS AND SEED WANTED  
Want 12 to 25 ea. of native woods 
cedars and long-leaf pine, from 15 ft. 
high upwards, and must be well shaped 
and come out of red clay with a large | 
FOB and within reasonable trucking ! 
distance of Warm Springs. N. D. Stra-. 
nahan, Warm Springs, Ga. P. O. Bul- 
lochville, Ga. ad oe 
Have 20 well hrooted white running 
roses, with beautiful green  foilage, 
|clear of mold to exch. for other fine: 
monthly roses, any col; 200 white nar- 
cissi bulbs to exch. for hyacinth or 
Calla or Tiger lilies. Mrs. Florence 
George, Lee Pope, Ga. . aie eee 
 
BEANS AND PEAS AND FRUIT | 
es - WANTED... ais 
Want dried lima beans and. dried 
peaches and apples. Will exch. Cuth- 
bert or St. Regis respberry plants for 
ae E. J. Hart, College Park, Ga. 
 
Jb. samples. 35c del. | 
W. H. Waddelle, .Pear- 
 
  
 
Wannamakeds for planting, absolu- 
tely pure, sound and clean, $2 bu. B. F. 
Fagan, Martin, Ga. Ss = 
 
Pure Lee Wilson cotton seed, Ist yr. 
from Wilson. Staple 15-16 in. to 1 
1-16 . Splendid yield, early,  easily 
picked. $3 per 100 lbs. FOB. Geo. T, 
| Trawick, Lithonia, Ga | ae 
 
Large amt pure Pine Delta. cotton 
seed, ginned and sacked, pure 40 per 
cent lint and pulls 1 1-16 in $1. bu. 
 
  
 
Hansen, Chief of Police, Social Circle, 
 
  
 
  
 
GRAIN FOR SALE 
 
_...Very high grade, recleaned Abruzzi 
rye, $2 FOB. This is as good as money 
can buy. J. F. Lowe, Sr., Ft. Valley, 
a.  ee 
 
Ga. grown pure. Abruzzi, sacked in: 
2 1-2 bu. bags, $1.75 bu. FOB. Cash with | 
order. W. B. Collier, Ft. Valley, :Ga. 
. Abruzzi, grown from Cokers seed, re 
cleaned, sized and of the highest qual- 
ity. Write for prices on small and in 
car lots FOB here. O. K. David, Mar- 
shallville, Ga. 
 
Good. clean No. Ga. Tall Growing 
seed rye, $1.65 bu. FOB. Blue Ridge. 
Cash with order. W. C. Sullivan, Mor- 
ganton, Ga. 
 
Hostings 100 bu. Fulghum and Cok- 
ers Cold Proof oats, each var. $1 bu.: 
| Marretts 40 to 1 wheat, $2. All grown 
from seed direct from Orig. and care- 
oe, jc R. W. Stembridge, aes : 
 
ledgeville. Ga. _ Turkey eggs, $2 doz. or exch. for new 
 
Seed rye. 65c peck, 1-2 bu. $1.25: $2.25 geese or duck feathers. = 
bu. 2 1-2 bu. sacks, $5. Rosen var. Mon- son, Mize, Ga. =o ae see ee 
ey order. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga, |  == a 
 
sea  PEBEIS RESTA PIGEONS FOR. SALE 
 
HAY FOR SALE White Kings, mated, b C 
1 1-2 ton bright peanut, top crab and | working, $3 pr. 10 pr. oo oC ac 
crowfoot grass, cured and baled without mon, Columbus, Ga. 
any rain on it, $1 a 100 at barn. Not|. Red Carneaux, either mated prs. or 
,young. Sell, or trade for good stock 
 
Rt. 2. Box 61. 'grade heifer calves. R. W i 
as San Se i Covinzton, Ga. eee oeueren, 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE White Kings and Re 
 
Little white mush peas, 10c lb. Sam-! or exch. for chickens Sgreeh aes rae 
ple on request. Add postage with cash ; Same value. Leon Harris, Bradley, Ga 
Se pene also about 30 bu. bunch | White Kinogs and Red Carneaux. 
 
led peas. $3.50 bu. Mrs. L. M.! mat j 
oungblood. Mauk, Ga. RFD 1. _ Pon Hae no ie 
 
Want to pay cash for all var. pec- 
ans. Send sample and price. A Bu- 
chanan, Americus, Ga. 
 
Want to pay cash, or exch. for early 
Flat Dutch cabbage for nice paper shell 
pecans. Give full particulars in first 
_jletter, as to kind of nut, etc. or send 
Sample. A. P. Wheeler, Americus, Ga. 
Dotson St. Tees 
 
EGGS FOR SALE  : 
Hatehing eggs from Aristocrat dark 
B. R. Direct from Holterman, bred for 
high production. Prize Winning stock. 
, $1.50 per 15; also Arisotocrat B. R. Mar 
| cockerels, prize winning high egg pro- 
duction, $2.50 to $5 each; and fancy 
dark cock, direct from Holterman, 18 
mos. old, $5. Money back if not sat- 
 
ished. H. A. Stahl, Savannah. 
East 31st St. nnah, Ga. 803, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Slipped shuck ear corn, also shelled 
 
| 1 pk. shelled velvets, 75; about 15 bu, 
 
  
 
OB. Harry Davis. Macon, Ga. RFD 6. 
|" Young White Isings, 9 mos. old foam 
 
> * 
 
 pingtons. 
 
h from farm only. Ed 25 lbs. sold. Orla Cowart, Pearson, Ga. | 
 
Yb. del. up to 4th zone; 25 lbs: or more, |} 
 
| Omega, Ga. 
 
blood, Mauk, Ga. RFD 1. CR eae 
~ Pure Ext. Tupelo honey, prepaid by 
/pareel post to any point in Ga. 5 Ibs. 
. $2 E. McLendon, 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED |G 
 
yell 
 
$1.50 pr. } 
 
Thursday, November 6, 1930, 
 
selected breeders. $1 each. F. B.- 
Flanders, Rockledge, Ga. o 
 
18 pr. red and splashed Carneaux.- 
Banded and working. $1.90 per pr. FOB. 
R. S. Broadhurst, Americus, Ga. 
 
200 pr. White Kings must be sold 
within next 15 days. All pure. Guar  
stock, mated? banded and working. All | 
in lot or in pr. at sacrifice price. Make 
 
offer: will exch. 2 pr. young, mated, 
 
banded and: working for 3 pullets naw 
laying. Pdeferably Deds or Buff Ore 
Mrs. W. E. Rumph, Culloden,  
Ga. . BS, 
8 nice, mixed pigeons, 20c each, or 
exch. for 10 Ib. dried fruit, peaches, ap- 
ples or pears, free from worms and 
this yrs. fruit. Rabun Cheek, Cobbville, 
Ga. Rt. 1. a a ; 
About 10 prs. nice Homers, some mat- | 
 
old enough to mate, $2 pr. C. H. Over- 
 
by, Columbus, Ga, 22 llth St. 
 
1 pr. Homers, mated and banded and 
1 Carneaux, solid white, $2.25 fo rlot. 
J. M. Marsh, LaFayette, Ga. 3 
 
2 mated prs. and 3 youngsters good __ 
 
White Kings, $7. Good sized biords 
and good breeders. Geo. Austin, At- 
Janta, Ga. 356 Moreland, Ave. N. KE. 
 
BUTTER FOR SALE s 
 
Fresh jhome-made butter in Ib. 
 
prints, 45c lb. postpaid in lots of 23: 
 
lbs. or more. Send check. L. B. Scoge 
gins, Omega, Ga. 
 
5 Ibs. nice, firm ye 
 
  
 
llow butter every 
 
|week, 40c lb del Cash wiah order Mrs. 
 
V. E. Moore, Ashland, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
_. 10 and 11 lb. country hams, sugar 
 
  
 
cured and hickory smoked, 33c Ib. del. sop 
 
to 3rd zone. Guar. sound. P. W. Har- 
rison, Halcyondale, Ga. { : 3 
Hams, 33c; shoulders, 25e; middlings, 
23c. All del up to 4th zone. All Hick- 
ory smaked, cured last winter, 3c less 
FOB. Money order. W. H. Waddelle, ~ 
Pearson, Ga. 
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
-, FOR SALE | : 
White honey in Comb, packed in 
 
  
 
lard cans, 60 to 60 lbs to the can. 10c 
 
lb. Send check. L. 
 
Pure Ext. honey, nearly pure Tupelo:  
12 5-lb pails to cs. $6.75; 6 10-Ib $6.30; 
2 10-Ib $3.00 postpaid and ins. and 1 
 
B. Scoggins, 
 
10, postpaid and ins, $1.60. Will exch, 
 
sev. cs. for R. I. Red pullets of strictly 
 
pure bred stock. John A. Crumney.  ~ 
 
Doctortown, Ga. = ao 
5 lbs. yellow beeswax, 30c Ib. Sidney | 
 
J. Herring, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5. = 
16 lbs. nice beeswax, 30c lb. Include 
 
postage with order. Mrs. lL. M. Young- _ 
 
to pail, $1.25: 10 Ib 
Thomasville,Ga. soe 
Honey bees, old fashioned hives, $2.50 
each. E. L. Dixon, Blackshear, Ga. 
Rt. f Box 104; i 
FLOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE 
Perennial sweet pea seed, white and 
purple, bloom fro mspring until Fall. . 
Stand the winter. 10c this. Cash with 
order. Mrs. J. M. Guice, Fayetteville, 
 
a. 
 
Old fashioned lilac, 1 3-ft. 20 to 35c 
each del. in Ga. 4 of either: or both 
kinds or size, $1. Mrs. Ida L. Prickett, 
Maysville, Ga. = : : : 
 
- PLANTS FOR SALE 
-Condons Mastodon everbearing 
 
strawberry, 25c' a 100: 500, 90c: $1.50.M. 
 
a M. F. Etris, Dahlonega, Ga. RFD 
 
Imp. Missionary strawberry plants, 
$2.50 per M. FOB, Any amt EI. 
Minor, Alma, Ga. = = 
_Lady T. strawberry plants for sale 
or exch. for good. cotton fed sacks, 
clear of holes and in good cond. 500 for 
24 sacks; 1 M. for 45, or will exch. for 
anything or equal value. Mrs. Joe Powe 
ell, Stockton, Ga. Rt. 3 x; 
 
E. J. and Cha 
35, 300; 500, 
 
  
 
  
 
Ss. W. cabbage plants, 
, Doc; $1 M. Del. Prepaid  
and sat. guar. Ga. and Hastings cab- 
bage-collard at same price. KE. L. Dur- 
rela. ea Ga. Rt. 5. 
aay TI. strawberry plants, 25c a 100, 
300, 60c, $1.90 M. Mrs. Henry Eller, Elli- 
jay, Ga. RFD = ee 
ammo everbearing. strawbe 
plants, $2.25 M. del. Cash with ee. 
J. L Newsom, Matthews. Ga.- 
 
Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c a 100; 
also red speckled crowder peas, 25c at. 
y Ow raspberry, 10c each or $1 doz. - 
Add posotage. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, 
pinay Ga. noe . Box 44. 
 
y T. strawbe niants, 65c 3060. 
John Wilson, Bliijay. Ga. Rt. 3 Box 42. 
 
Big Giant Everbearing strawberry . 
plants, 25c a 100. $2 M. FOB. Mrs. J. 
M. Campbell, Surrency, Ga. RFD 2 
 
S 
aid: 
 
  
 
ed, banded and working and some just .