Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 June 4

and Ornamental foes Stock J Monthly Sopplencae
GEORGIA



















DEPARTMENT 9
EUGENE TALMADG

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS A. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.
STATE CAPITOL \ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931.





_ HODGE PODGE

1 A lot has been written: about fhe: money that eve out of Georgia of next. I will let you know whait this 35 acres makes per ee :
every year for feedfor man and beast. Zi ; I told Mr. oun ary was reorine that even at the een pice of
: I imagine the largest. single amount of money goin on of Gncr ia | Wheat it would beat.cotton at the present price of cotton. I also to
_ for feed is for flour. Most of the flour is self y, go yout, This gia him that -when the price of wheat was two and three dollars per bushl
_ rising flour is an invention of the last fifteen or twenty years, invented _ back in war times, it would have beaten cotton even at 40 cents per
mainly for lazy folks. Self rising flour is not good for anyone. Of pound. 2 BR es
Pee course you can live on it. It is made from the shell of the wheat, the - os You know you do not have to work wheat. Z ae
- kernel is left out. It has all kinds of chemicals in it to make it fluff Messrs. Goolsby and Gunn had a combine out under the shee that
up and rise anyhow. It is generally the sorriest flour bleached to a will be used for threshing this wheat right on the stalk. Of course it
_ finish. Up North where they make it they wont-eat it but send it down jg not practical for. anyone with a small acreage to have a combine. It
bere for us: Soupherners to lazily mix with milk or Senne and fix is awfully good exercise to train your boys to swing a cradle. How many
ft quick. 5 - young men do you find now that can_really swing a cradle? It searches
er) _ Whole iets flour. costs more on the Geoteta navies than. patent co the weak spots in any man. An acre or two of wheat can be har-
or self rising flour. Why does it cost more? It is ee It eeu: ested well and economically with a cradle. It will supply the averag
aoe with flour for the entire year. It will also furnish some good



not cost more because it is very easily manufactured.

Why the above tirade? = Bo os . chicken feed, and oh, what wonderful batter cakes fae can make from
Last week I went to Jasper County, Goreia, ES he finest the seconds and the shorts!

- wheat field I ever saw growing anywhere. This wheat field belonged to If they do not happen to have a wheat mill near you, you can have

J. H. Goolsby and Dan Gunn, both of Monticello, Georgia. - ~~ the best whole wheat. flour in the world ground on ordinary grist. mill

The particular brag field that they had consisted of 35 acres. There POSE oe ey f
have been a great many estimates as to what this rticular field will You can get a good stand of. wheat with a pushl of seed to the
make per acre. Some of the estimates have been as high as 50 bushels acre. Lets see if Georgia cant make her own flour. We would save
per acre. My statement to Mr. Gunn and Mr. Goolsby was if their 35 a lot of money and have healthier Pepe if we would quit eating re
ee an Loe 1200 bushel, hey could jump up and crags Pes nea ton bia rising lazy: folks mays ere
zether twice. eh es: se Gon ee See ee

The average lek per acre in the great wheat eons: (state of Mli- a 5A. a eee ee
- nois is just a little over 18 bushels per acre. So you will see if Goolsby Flies breed a haven in ante manure. teak tea years ago IT
- and Gunn make over 30 bushels per acre on an old red hill in Jasper - _ate dinner in a dairy barn at Valdosta. I went all over the premises
County they will be going some. As I stated above, however, this is the; and did not see a-fly. I asked them how they kept the flies down and
best wheat field I ever saw growing. od Re they told me that common acid phosphate put (in the compost piles
The wheat is of the blue stem variety. Th has been built up and would eradicate flies. :
improved by careful seed selection on the*part of Mr. Goolsby. Mr. ~ If you are bothered with flies, remember this. Put acid phosphate
_ Goolsby had several bunches over the field tied with string from we): in with your stable manure. It will have a tendency to scald your
| he will plant a small patch this fall in 14 inch rows. - stock if they lay down on it. Put theacid in the compost in such a way
They have developed this wheat to where the length of the head 48 that it will net come in contact with the flesh of eae Stock, eS
Sas peeut. pete as long as the ere pins TT stalks of eA eee ee oe i : Bae Bf
T) hav 1 h sta s of whea
Beh meee eg Ger res ie S vs aye et = 5 ave received several jetiong: about. small peices being shipped

ae
They are going to cut this wheat the last of this week or the Pi oo se | Copeaed on | page twelve) es





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MARKET REPORT oe "INDEX
: Flowers and Seed for Sale os s

: ae 6,. il
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS | 7 Blowers ana aia Wanted ae 11
: Secon and Machinery for Sale
Prevailing Wholesale Prices June 2; 1931, Always Subject to Variation y 6, 9, 12
ee Second-Hand Machinery Wanted
; as Alanta, _ Macon - Savannah. ee Columbus Valdosta dl Incubators For Sale {Gey
Recs: Ga., Extra, doz. ---------- $ 20 b 22 2 ae a 18 $20 | | Incubators Wanted :
Eggs, Standard, Gago 26 2 ~ 320 eG 18 16 18: Baby Chicks for Sale --_. 2, 11, 2
Eggs, Ga., trade, doz. ---------- 13 CdD Mt 13 Al 1B "Baby Chicks Wanted __----_---
nes Yard Run, doz... 16 ae ee 18 Boes for Sales 9..-. 44 2, 10, y
ao : Pepto 18! AD 12 16 Eggs Wanted :
= S abe rane o4 AT 4 ae, eee a . Ga, Products for Sale
~~ Roosters, 1b. Ps M2) Poo ae Spd eG A =o Ga. Products Wanted
_ Friers, Ib. ee 80 3 3 Bet Rs ee ee || Live Stock for Sale
oe ieee BT PIO ee fl Live Stock Wanted _-.--- <a 7
Eees 3 ek ee ee ee Sb | eh a es oS | iseelioneous for Sale <: ;
Turkeys, Ib. Ce 0 a es Ba a 25 ae Miscellaneous Wanted
Canons, Ibs ice. oe ee ee Su co eT Positions Wanted --.
Field Peas, mixed, bu. -------- 1.75. 15 oe 1.50 = 1600, 175 [| Poultry for Sale
- Field Peas, not mixed, bu. DO 200 ee? 1.80 2.25 0 ee Poultry Wanted oo
Country Butter, Best Table, Ib. . ae ae VoB0s 35 30 a Plants for Sale- 1-1-2. 2 5, 10,
Ear Corn (80 Ibs. to bu.) BM. oe A, 15 <2 fD ee Zp OS ae . Plants Wanted
ie { Pie : a " Seed for Sale ---s--~-<4--- 5, 46 12.



















Hogs Sold During Week evening May 25, 1931, at Cooperative | Sales : pond $6.50 per cwt.
No. 1, Grade Spanish Peanuts; es 00 per ton, ene Subject to Correction,















a Poultry F or Sale




























































ANCONAS .

4 heppard str. Ancona rooster, $1.25
lus express.
ng Rock, Rt. 2, Box 7;

Choice Sheppard str.- Ancona cock-
ls. 5 Point combs. $1.50 each FOB;
allets for breeding, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs.
Jeptha P. Pullin, McDonough.

BANTAMS

Trio half-grown genuine Buff Coch-
in bantams, $2.75; eggs, $1.50. O. H.
Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

3 common bantams. 1 rooster and 2
Sept. 1930 hatch. Small type,
0 FOB. Mrs. C. L. Moulder, Bu-
d, Rt, 3. os

BARRED ROCKS





ys blood matings. $1 ea. in any num-
Simon Peterson, Douglas. ~

B. R. fryers, 35 ib. Mrs. F. B.
Joe Talking: Rock, Rt. 2, Box 7.
lets. Av. wt. 2 lbs. 80c each; 2 cock-
els, same age, str. and price. Mrs.
H. Eley, White Plains. :

BARRED, BUFF WHITE AND

- OTHER ROCKS
pril, 1930 hatch thoroughbred B. R.
ster for cash or exch. D. E. Mc-
Janiel, Luxomni.
8 pure bred Buff Rocks, 3 mos old,
train, $4.50; also eggs, 65c per 15.
SJ. Bryant, Coffee.



old, $6. per 25, or $18 for lot.
ohn Tinsley, Arlington, Re, 2.

Trio pure Parks B. R. from very fine
k, $7.50; cockerels and pullets, six



GAMES|
Ky. Dom games, quail size, , $1 each

Dark Cornish Game cockerel, 1 1-2
pon 1-2 Ibs. $2 each; also 1 1-2 yr. old



" LEGHORNS
. Fikes old Everlay str. Brown L. pul-
ts, 60c ea. FOB. D. F. Thomas, Idum.
oung Everlay Brown L. hens, $4.
Ola M. Rivers, Graymont, Rt. 1.
100 White cockerels, 8 wks. old. Nice
yers, 50c ea. in lots of 10 or more.
B. Skelton, Royston, Rt. 2.
vks. old W. L. breeding cockerels,
ered or. English str. 55c ea. in small
5 90c . ea. 10 or more in lot. pak
mon Skelton, Royston.
3 bred Everlay Light B. L. pock-
wks. old. Parent stock direct.
r prices. Brae P. Etheridge,

ek flock I know of. $60 per lot if
taken at once. Chris King, Forest

100 Tancred wW. L. 10 wks oy pullets,
April 2nd hatch, 75c ea. D. F. Ogden,
um, Rt 1.

5 W. L. pullets and 1 cockerel, 12 wks
old, $5. Large stock from good egg str.
Mrs. W. M. Cook, Broxton.

100 Tancred W. L. 6 wks. old pullets
rom fine flock, $50, also 100 young W.
L. laying hens, $90. All FOB. F. A.
Rovers, Washington, E. Rt. 1, Box-261.
'Tancred W. 1. 5 wks. old, $15; 4 wks.
old, $12.50 C; R. I. Reds, W. Rocks, 2
wks. $10 C. W. S. Shields, Thomson.

els from finest egg matings, $1 each.

or more, 80c each; pullets, same age

a quality, $1.25 each. Simon Peter-
MINORCAS

ooscchiat
Trio of grown Giant Black Minar
cas, $7.50; eggs, $2.25. O. H Wright,
planta, 515 Peters Bldg.
1oroughbred Black Minorcas, 5 wks
1d 30 each. W. C. Mercer, Alma, Rt.





s old, 2 turkeys, big grey kind, 5
old. Chicks and turkeys, $3.50,
shipped together. Money
John Tinsley, Arlington.

ORPINGTONS

wks. old AA quality Golden Buff
Wp. cockerels. Direct from Booth. $1
<7 MIYS; as M. McGowan, Graymont,



mixed large breed hens and one

Mrs. F. L. Fricks, Talk- |

oths AAA B. R. cockerels from 300.

pure bred Thompson str. March 57;

e sai. Ch str. B. R. cocks. cos, Per |

_ old, 50c ea. FOB. Not less 2

hatch, 50c ea..

ea. White and. Brown. 1 Leghorns |.

oselawn S. C. W. L. 3 mos old cock--

;| Barron str.

order.
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MARKET BULLETIN

PIGEONS WANTED
Exch 2 buck and 5 does White An-
gora rabbits for 10 pr. red Carneaux

rooster, pure Park strain, or Buff Or-*

pington, $10 FOB.
Doyle.

Mrs. L. E. Wiggins,



_ PIGEONS FOR SALE !
100 pure White. Kings from reg. stock
eg exch, Robt. K. Sorrells, Monroe
R

Best in the Saukh, Silver Kings, ma- |

ted prs. $5; youngsters, $1.50 each; $15
doz. Prize Winners in
Show. Geo. Austin, Atlanta, 356 More-
land Ave., NE.

_ RT REDS

30 R. I. Red pullets, pure Donaldson
sty. 80c ea. or Jot for $22. Exch for
syrup, lard or corn. Woodrow Wilson,
Martin.

Pure bred. R. I. Red rooster, 14 mos
old, $2 del. or $1.50 FOB. Mrs. Ralph
McGill, Dawson, Rt. 1.

6 dark Red hens and cock. Tompkins
str. $1.25 each, or exch for S. C. Buff
Minorca hens. Mrs. R. Donaldson, Met-
ter, Rt. 1.

1 full blood S. . R. I. Red rooster.
Sell or exch for. 1M P. R. plants or two
gal. good Ga. syrup... Other party to
pay difference. Mrs. Dollie Brewer,



-| Commerce, Rt. 6.

35 pure bred Donaldson Red pullets,
av. 2. lbs. 80c each; also 25 cockerels,
same age, strain and price. Mrs. G.
H. Eley, White Plains. ;

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

12 nice Bronze turkeys, 5 mos old, $2
each; 1 gobbler yr. old, $4. Mrs. David
Owens, Buena Vista, Rt. 8.

8 White Pekins, 4 ea. drakes
ducks, $8 or $1 each and party pa
shipping expenses. Mrs, J. E. Woodall
Resaca, Rt. 2.



and

Pr. Muscovey drake and hen, . or :

exch for. peas.

arfield, Rt. 2.

8 now laying Guinea hens. Sell or
exch for 75 White L, baby chicks. Wil-
lard Fain, Ellijay, Rt. 1.

M. B. baby turkeys, week old, 50c| ea
del. Mrs. Claud Hill, Clarkesville.

2 pure white Indian Runner ducks
and 1 drake, $3.50; also baby ducks for
sale. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton, Rt. 3.

About 20 Indian Runner day old
ducks from fine laying strain, pure
bred eo Ready to ship about June
5th.- 25c ea. prepaid. W. J. Wylam,
Cleveland.

10 Mammoth Pekin ducklings. March
Mrs. Ed Cobb, Gaines-

Mrs. J. L. Hendley,

ville, : Rt. 8.

2 young guineas; hen (now laying)
and rooster, $1 FOB, or exch. for any-
thing can use.

Rock; Rt.3.

M. W. Pekin baby_ ducks, -20c each |.

prepare ey mail. -Ready June 9th. Mrs.
; Mobley, Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Trio pure. white Indian Runners. Ex-
tra fine stock, $5. Geo. Austin, At-
lanta, 356 Moreland Ave. NE.

: WYANDOTTES :

Fine W. Wyandotte rooster, Yr. ola
$3 or exch for true to name Yellow
skin Porto Rico plants. Ea del. Mrs.
M. G. Thigpen, Dublin, Rt. 6. .

March hatch S. L. Wyandotte cock-
erels, $1 ea. or exch 2 for same breed.
J. H. Putnam, Ranger. .

Poultry Wanted :

BARRED ROCKS WANTED <
Want 25 pure B. R. pullets, early
hatch. Exch 15 pure Tancred W. L.
hens and i cockerel. Parent stock di-
rect. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit.

GAMES WANTED i
Want to buy 8 Cornish game hens









and 1 cock, not over 2 yr. old. Quote |}

del. price. . Hollingsworth, Atlanta,
1109 Center St. NW. 7

- GEESE WANTED
Want best price on trio of large Blue
Toulouse gese. Mrs. B. G. Lee, Macon,

Forsyth Road. _ Ross Dairy.

2 LEGHORNS WANTED

Want 50 to 100 Leghorn pullets or
hens. Quote. J. S. Gober, Griffin.

Want 50-100 W. L. pullets,
around April ist. Booth, Tancred or
John H. Edge, Toccoa.

MINORCAS WANTED
Want 15 Buff Minorca hens. Exch.
value. Or will exch for 125 B, Minorca
chicks. Write. Mrs. R. Donaldson, Met-
ter, Rt.

PEAFOWLS WANTED
Want sev. young Peafowls, 1 day to













1 mo old. State age and oe Der,
Patterson. Griffin. :



late Atlanta.

|, No chks.

12. hens.

Dyar Willis, Talking

hatch -
\\ Pure Thompson Ringlet: Rock eggs,

5

pigeons. Hubert Bradley, Atlanta, 208
Atlanta Nat'l, Bank Bldg.

Baby Chicks For Sale

High powered baby chicks at sum-
mer prices. Reds, Rocks, W. Wyan-
dottes, Brown and W. Leghorns, $6 C
and up. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Pure bred S. C. Buff L. baby chicks
$10 C del. Also eggs, 50c per 15 and
10c postage, extra. B L. Lynn, Way-
cross, Rt. 2. :

Pure bred S. C. Buff Orp. Cook str:
chicks, 12c ea. day old;.2 wks. 15c ea.
On up to 3 mos at different prices.
Miss Ranie Johnson, Shellman, Rt. 1.

Thoroughbred B and Buff Rocks.
Reds, Orp., bloodtested selected stock,
$8.50 C; heavy mixed, $8; Extra heavy
laying Leghorns, $9. 50. Prepaid live del.
R. H. Fechtel, Waycross.

Thompson B. R., Donaldson-Dunlap
Reds, 8c each; a 50 C. Parcel Post
paid. Live del . R. Bailey, Harlem,
Ric.

Baby chicks, Pure bred. Every chick
selected. Reds, Rocks, $9. C; Heavy as-







Adlington, Atlanta, 510 Piedmont Ave.

Buff Rock chicks of fine breeding.
Hen hatched May 14th, 10c each; pure
bred mothers, $1.25 each. _ Mrs. G. a:
Trimble, Adairsville.

Baby chicks, Royal Purple J. B. Gi-
ants, 15c; Reds, 12c ea. Mrs. Robt.
Simpson, "Waverly Hall.

Mrs. J. 5. ater ea ty Coch-
ran, Rt. 5.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 100 pure pred: R. I. Reds. to
raise on halves. Write first. Mrs. .J.
J. Knowles, Eatonton, Rt. 1, Box 123.

Want 5 or 600 baby - chicks to .raise
-on*halves to broiler size, 1 1-2 lbs. Reds
preferred or Rocks. Mrs. Marion Hayes
(Address: not given). a

Want .2 or 300 chicks to raise





on

\halves to 8 or 10 wks. Write before

sending. Mrs. Ww. T. Jackson, Culver-
Pons ets: 2:

Exch tomato and other plants for 3
wks old chicks.. Harold Smith, Baxley.

Like tb get some baby chicks to
raise on halves. Ear] DuBois, Stilson.

Exch value for 25 baby chicks or for
Write.
| lanta, Rt. 7, Box 279,



Eggs For Sale
<9

Pure bred Thompson B. R. egg, $1
per set. Carton returned. Mrs. J. W.
Boyett, Morris Station. .

Aristocrat B. R. eggs, $1-per set or 2
for $1.50. Cartons ret. Josie Jenkins,
Dahlongea, Crossways.

352 to 364 record Osborne str. Aus-
tralorp eggs through June and July,
$1.29 per 15 .del.-Cs:_.to,; be ret. JeG3
Moore, Buford,. Rt. Ao
~~ Booths AAA B. R. 300 egg str. eggs |
75c per setting; $4. C. Mrs. W. A. Tan-
ner, Broxton.

Pure Donaldson Red eggs, 75c per 15
del. Fertile. Can del. fresh eggs
weekly. Full count. Mrs. T. BE. Blan-
chard, Appling, Rt. 2.
as Giant M. B. turkey eggs, reduced to
20c each through June. Mrs. Buena, B.
Williamson, Bremen. |

__M. White Pekin duck eggs, $1 per 13.
del. Prompt shipment. Mrs. W. I.
Mobley, Ludowici, Rt. 1.

Golden Sebright eggs from the finest
pen in Ga. $2 setting. Geo. Austin,
Atlanta, 356 Moreland Ave.,-N. E.

Pure Golden Sebright bantam eggs,
$1.10 per 18 del. Mrs. R. Q. AE TOE ee

worth, Rt. 2: +

Hatching eggs, Donaldson Reds,
Rocks, W. Wyandottes, Everlay Brown
and Tancred W. L..75 per 15 del. ee
F. Thomas, Odum. :

Pure Indian - Runner duck eggs, $1
per 15. W.E, Goodwin, Wadley.

Pure Jersey White Giant eggs, $3 per
15 del. Cartons ret. Miss Ola Man-
ley, Carnesville, Rt. 3

$1 per setting; Black Minorca eggs,
Pape str $1.25 per set. Exch for Pe-
kin duck eggs or peas. _ Woodrow Mar-
tin, Rt. 2.

Everlay B. L. stock direct Tormah-

-E. Smith, Braselton. os

Pure bred S C BufOrp. eges. Cooks
Str. $1 per 15 postpaid. Miss Ranie
Johnson, Shellman, Rt. 1

J. B. Giant eggs, Royal Purple str.





& 10 pe! 15 dele Carton ret. Fertility

sorted, $8; Leghorns, Anconas, $8. E.R.

150. mixed chicks, 2 wks. old, 15c ea. |

Jennie A. ae At

len, $1 per 15; $2 per 45 eggs. Charlie |

Thursday, June 4, 1931.

uae: W. H. Richardson, Elberton, Rt.
White Australian guinea eves $1. 25
per 15 del L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

postpaid. J. E. Alred, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.

Duroc J. pigs, gilts and service boars
for cash, or exch for anything of value
can use. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore,
Rt. 1, Box 31,

Nice P. C. and Duroc, cross, gilt. Wt.
about. 100 lbs. $9 FOB. Mrs. Ola M.
Rivers, Graymont, Rt. 1. ;

4 high bred Hampshire boar, 10 to
11 mos old,~250 to 300 lbs. $35 to $45
ea; also 2 bred gilts. Jesse Lawson,

Doraville.
Eggs Wanted. ~

Exch value for M B turkey eggs. Mrs,
E. F. Hudgins, Bremen, Rt. 2. , =





tity from 1 to 100 cases every week.
Will pay top market price. Write be-
fore starting shipments E. R. Adling-
ton, Atlanta, 510 Piedmont Ave.

Farm Help Wanted

Want at once young or middle aged
white woman to live as one of family
on farm and assist with work for wa=
BPD. Mrs. Mozelle Mahon, oe eh

Want young man who is interesed

in poultry to work poultry farm. Must
be strong, healthy, without bad habits,
Beaty and clean. J. W. Neal, Rossville,
R ve
.. Want man with some education, 30-

40 yrs: old, handy with carpenter tools





truck gardening. D. Nac Naughton,
Rome, Rt. 6.

Want; an exp. ee to tan 2 egy
hides, on shares or for cash. Write.
M. Kennedy, Collins.

Want boy or girl, 17-20 yrs. old at
once to assist with farm work. Small

| salary. -J. H. Roberts, Ranger.

Late Y

Positions Wanted

Man, 50. Sober, honest, industrious,



with the right kind of people. Good,
steady worker. Will Lyons, Waycross,
Rt, 5: Care Oh K. Thrift.
Want at. once position in Dairy. Sev
C. J. Malletie.
Willing, faithful worker, 1] urs: old, .
boy, sober and do not curse, wants
home and work on farm. At once.
Chester Loyd, Folkston, RFD 2, Box 5.
Want work on farm. Self and 2 boys, ~
(16 and 18 yrs. Good workers. Near At- |

once. M. A. Fowler, Atlanta, 32 No.
Eugenia Place. ;
Want job on farm. Single, Go any- :
where. Ref. Honest. Hard worker.-Roy |
Clore, Atlanta, 351 Brooks Ave. | - :
Married man with child wants work
on farm at once. Must be moved and
oS R. Moore, Atlanta, 610 Hill

farm: with good, reliable people. Can
do any kind of work. Milk, garden,
poultry, etc. Some salary. Mrs. Jes-
Sie Porter, Greensboro, Rt. 1.



Incubators For Sale

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\



Old Trusty 110 cap. inc. good cond.
Thermometer and instruction book, $8
FOB. Mrs. J. W. Boyett, Morris Sta-
tion, Ga.

400 egg Porter soft heat inc. good
cond. complete with egg .tester, etc.,
a or exch. R. V. King, Forest Park,

a

450 or 110 egg cap. incubator for sale
or exch for pair of the largest rabbits
-erown, also registered Chinchillas. J.
'D. Ward, Columbus, Ga., 217 38th St.

One No. 9 2304 egg cap. and one No.
31, 2772 cap. Buckeye incubators. Both |
in. perfect cond, $300 each. Will give
terms. Jas. K. Mitchell, Atlanta, 925.
Waverly Way.

200 ege size inc. good cond., $12.50
or exch for pigs, chickens, meat, lard
or anything can use. Mrs. R. Donald--

,{ son, Metter, Rt 4



- Incubators Wanted .

Exch 4 pure bred Rverlay B. L. hens
for 1 Brown Hen incubator in first
-class cond. with thermometer and in-





ley, | Rt. 1.

+

Guinea eggs, 50c per setting of 18

Want fresh market eges in any cans iM

who has had exp. with poultry and.

respectable, etc. desires work and home 5

yrs. exp. L. A Moye, Swainsboro, ae 5

lanta. Honest, reliable, etc. Wages, at

Middle aged woman. wants job on ed

struction book. T. W. Manning, Dud-



: Thursday, June 4, 1931.

May Fordham, R 2, Toomshboro.

-25c. Add postage.
Auburn, ;

7 del
Greenville. ;

Carrie Townson, Lewner.

* eus 5e doz.

lia slips,



ae ioe.
. Walls, Cumming, Rt. 1.

pinks, snow on mountain, red,
mas cactus 5c. add postage.

Zen

Flowers and Seed For Sale

. Standing cypress, larkspur, mums,
jonquils, 10c doz. pink cannas 3 for 25c.
collection box, yard flowers 25c, 50c.
petunias, verbena 5 for 15c. Miss Ella





Stiff leaf coladiums 20c ea. post-

paid. .no stamps please. Miss Lola
Rentz, Moultrie, Rt. 2.

Mountain rose 25c ea. snow on
mountain 5c ea. dolly dimple pinks 10c
ea. add postage. Mrs. W. E. Davis,
_ Buchanan. Rt. 1. Box 20.

5 colors double geranium cuttings,
pink, white oxalis 5c. shasta daisies,
blanket flowers, fire plants, iris 10c
doz. caladiums 10c. Add postage> Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Cumming,

Gardenias 25c, 3 for 50c. double dah-
lia bulbs with slips 10c, 6 for 50c. Has-

tings fimbriated petunias, larkspur 25c
_., doz. rooted, damp packed. Mrs. W. R.
. Thompson, Rt. 1, Lawrenceville.

Verbena, red, blue, 2 for 25c. petu-
nias 25c doz: white, blue hardy salvia
40c doz. Boltonia, dahlia slips, 3 for
Mrs. S. W. Sloan,

50 dwarf,.50. tree boxwood plants, 3

- doz. blackberry lilies, 3 four oclocks,

12 perennial phiox, 3 goldenbeils, all
for $5. Mrs. O. D. . Woodruff,

Cakbage, watermelon geraniums roo-
ted, tube-rose rooted 25c. high gera-
nium rooted 50c. oxalis cuttings rooted
Lace fern rooted $1. Mrs. Dessie

Red, white, yellow chrysanthemums
25c doz. yeHow baby roses 10c cutting.

doz. Add postage. Mrs. A. J. Brown,
Dalton. Rt. 5, Box 74.

Famous Burbank gladioli bulblets, 10
colors, June price $1 M. Burpees choice
mixed gladioli bulbs $1.50 100. W. C.
Smith, Rt. 1, Smyrna.

Japonica, thornless locust, Indian
currant 12 inches, 20c ea. Arbor vitae
290c to 40c ea. Golden glow 15c doz.
20c to 35c.

Arbor vitae, boxwood,

_ Japonicas 25 ea. pansies, fox glove,

horse mint 25c doz. Liney Hunter,

: ; -Lewner:

Pink. purple, orange sultanas, red,

pink, white conch begonias, white, pink
- oxalis 5c cutting. Add postage.
John Stewart, Rt 2, Cairo.

Mrs.

7 kinds begonias,. 8 kinds cactus,
pink salmon sultanas, red, pink, sal-

- <mon geraniums, pink, red justicias 5c
ea. add 3c postage.

Josephine Spear,
Mitchell. yy :
Pink, white periwinkles, dusty mil-

ler, 10c doz. 4 kinds ferns, pink, pur-

ple verbena 10c ea. white jonquils fall

bloomine 15c doz. Add 3c postage.

Missie Raley, Mitchell. - aon
Yellow daffodils, white narcissi, 75c

100, $5.50 per M. single blue hyacinths
.25 doz. j
3 elephant ear bulbs 15c ea. 3 for 35c.
Will exchange

Mrs. John Saye, Newborn.

boxwood flowers for

monkey foot flowers. Write. Henry

Robinson, Hawkinsville. Rt. 1. Box 44.

Rooted sultanas 35c ea. Mixed can-

nas 6 for 50c. weeping lantana, gera-
- niums,

double fuchsias 10c ea: >be-
gonias rooted 20c ea. exchange for
shapdragon. Miss Eva Cogburn, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 2. : if
St. Bernard, Star blue, Tiger, June,

August lilies, yucca, perennial double

sunflower 10c. geraniums, carnations,
oxalis 5c. mixed prince feathers, col-
Add postage. Mrs. W. A.
Lewis, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. :
Umbrella palms 3 for 25c.. African
marigolds, sed coleus, giant zinnias,
rooted 3 doz. 25c. scarlet verbena, dah-
9 doz. 25c. Add _ postage.
Harold Pass, Point Peter.
- napdragon, larkspur, double phlox,
fluffy petunias, periwinkles, pulsey
moss, zennias, painted daisies, grass
Christ-
Mrs. J.
S. Keadle, Yatesville. pe et,
Cuttings double red geraniums, Jew,
cabbage, geraniums, ferns, Thanks-
giving, Christmas cactus 15c. exchange

' for anything useful. Mrs- H. Casteloes,

Rt. 5,< Moultrie. :
Double red, salmon, pink geraniums.
white cannas, 2 for 25c. dahlia slips
10 for 25c. everblooming pink begonia
15c. all colors mums 25c doz. Mrs.

Ella Robinson, Greenville.

Daffodil bulbs $1 100. 50 transplant-
ed boxwood rooted $1.50. blackberry
lilies 40c doz. exchange for large cream
crowder peas or peanuts. Mrs. J. L
Rodgers, Greenville. =

Blue flag lilies. 25 doz. pin cusnion
cactus 60c doz. fall pinks 10 doz. add
postage. cash with order. Mrs. Nora

Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.
Old fashioned butter and eggs, yel-

-240T Oe,

|ors 15c doz, 2 for 25c.



MARKET

low jonquils 50c 100. add postage. Mrs.
David Tod, Altamaha.

Prize winning chrysanthemums,y 14
$1.10; 30) for: $1.75. Bu different. Pink
Alfred Conard cannas\75 doz. double
tuberoses 50c doz. Mrs. W. H. Rucker,
Milner. '

Boston ferns 2 for 15c. rooted red,
May cactus, ostrich piume-.and sword
ferns, St. Bernard lilies 10c. Mattie
Jackson, Ivey.

April narcissi 75c 100. mixed bulbs
50c 100. sage 10c cupful 2 for 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. J. W. Edwards, Middle--
ton. Rt. 1. :

Geraniums, plumbago, hydrangea,
justicia, abutilon, Christmas cherries,
begonia, white oxalis, red amaryllis,
10c to 25c ea. golden stairs 25c doz.
Mrs. C. H. Ward, Rt. 1, Adairsville.

Double and single geraniums, root-
ed 10c ea. $1 doz. ivy geranium 15
cutting. pink Cactus, red, white conch
begonias 10c. Mrs. L. J. Evans, *Ball
Ground, Rt: 3. : A

Roots Terrestrial orchid, 2 to 2 1-2
ft. high, blooms 6 to 8 inches across.
directions for cultivation included. 50c
ea. 3 for $1: Mrs. Grant Brock,: Tal-
lapoosa.

Variegated holly hocks 30c doz. ex-

change for double petunias, geraniums,
fuchsia, sultana, cuttings at 5c a.

Mrs. F. A, Woodward, Fairmount.

Tall French marigolds 15c doz. white
blooming begonias 3 bunches 10c. add
postage. . Miss Dorothy Gruber, Bax-
ley. Rt. 4.

Parlor ivys 25. stone plants, pink
oxalis 10c. calycanthus, red carnations,
25c. red, white, pink conch shell, grape,
leopard begonias asparagus fern 15c.

Z : ( ; Mellie Merritt, Rt. 2, Cairo.
- white jonquils 15c doz. white flags 30c |

Water lilies, native and other water
plants. send for list. D. W. Howell,
Shellman. i

All colors early blooming asters, in-
cluding new yellow Japanese tassel as-
ter, 25c doz.. postpaid: Mrs. W. J:
Waits, Gray. :

Cosmos china asters, princess fea-
thers 15 doz. p._p. all colors. strong
ees Mrs. E. M. Johnson, Pitts. Rt.

Sunflower plants 25c. 100 exchange
for azaleas. -Lucile Byrd, Broxton. -

Giant pansies 20c doz. sultanas 10c
ea. English daisies, phlox, larkspur,

| gaillardias, zennias, dusty miller, pe-

tunias 10c doz. pink oxalis 5c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Belle Godard, Goggins.

Monsignor, Nibelungen, Perfection
Sappho, Fantasy, Queen of May, Ger-
man Bearded iris, Ready now for
transplanting $1 doz. $40 (M. del. James
Cureton, Austell.

Spider lilies 10 for 50c. 3 doz iris 50c.
jonquils, star of Bethlehem, violets,
day lilies 4 doz 50c. woodbine, jasmine
Add postage.- Mrs. E. A.
Wells, Chatsworth. :

Wild flower collection 60 plants 10
varieties packed in moss $1. write what.
you want. Daffodils, narcissi, blue iris,
day lily bulbs, $1. C. Yonge Walker,
Mt. Airy, Ri lo. 3, a .

Blue flag lilies, cosmos mixed colors,
jonquils 10c doz. Add.postage. Mrs.
W. M. Bentley, Felton. Rt. 1..

Marigolds, large orange, double mix-:

ed zinnias, coxcomb, phlox, 3 doz.
25c. pink rooted verbena, begonia 10c.
Postpaid orders over 50c. Mrs. F. Hap-
poldt, Lewiston.

Blackberry lilies, giant purple iris 35c
doz. dahlias, Bonny. Brae, Warner,
Jersey Beauty, 25c ea. red salvia, ager-
atum, vinca 10c doz. rooted. geraniums
10c. Belle Roark, Clermont.

Double cannas 50c doz. double dah-
lia slips, grass pinks 25c doz. physos-
tegia, petutias, blanket flowers, Star
of Bethlehem 10c doz. iris 35c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. Winter, Buford.

Daffodils bulbs 1500 postpaid $6. Mrs.
W. A. Cosper, Bowdon. Rt. 4.

Thornless white Irish pot rooted
roses 50c ea. del. Mrs. Roy Terrell,
Rt. 3, Greenville.

Love-in-tangle,. white, pink oxalis,
red geraniums, yucca, ice plant. weep-
ing lily 10c ea. del. Mrs. H. D. Burt,
Americus, Rt.-2. Box 436..

White, pink hydrangea, red carna-
tions, geraniums. justicia 25c. rainbow
fern, begonia, chattaline, maple 15c.
mums, verbena 25 doz. yellow, white
narcissi $1.10 100. Addie Hughey, Rt.
1, Ranger. :

Snow drops 25c 100. white,, yellow
narcissi 75c 100. Yellow, purple Ger-
man iris, blue Spanish iris, white
mums 25c doz. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ring-

gold. , S
Splendens salvia 25c doz. Burpees
giant zennias, mixed strawflowers.

white Queen Annes lace 20c doz. Mrs.

R. H. Wricht, Middleton, Rt. 1.
Purple achimenes plants 20c doz, 2

for 35c. periwinkle plants mixed col-

Miss Mittie Col-

x

lins, Rt. 1, Smithville.



less than 3 doz.

any color.



BRULLETIN

Evergreen perennial creeping vinca,
blue. one for three red stamps. P. P.
James S. Thomson, Rt. 7, Macon,

Pink thrift 50c 100. blanket plants,
petunias, gillia plants 25c doz. Bunch
chrysanthemums 50c doz. Mrs. Lee
Mosely, Reynolds. Rt. 1.

Ageratum 15c doz, 2 for 25c. yellow,
cream striped century plant, Easter
and red summer cactus 15c. rooted cac-
tus 25c. Add postage. Mrs. L. A. Hill.
Woodstock. Rt. 3.

Petunias, marigold, salvia plants 10c
doz. double pink geraniums, lantana
5e cutting. plumbago 10cc ea. double
dahlia plants 5c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Jennie Abercrombie, Woodstock. Rt. 3.

Mammoth Russian sunflower plants
$1 100. Leslie Hammond, Dewy Rose.

Calendula, aster, snapdragon, pansy,
balsam 15c doz. ice, dew plants 5c. be-
gonia, geranium, fuchsia, justia, 3 cut-
tings 10c. sprengeria, other ferns 15c.
Add postage.
Rose.

Blue Roman hyacinths 30c doz blue
grape hyacinths 50c 100. Mrs. William
H. Colquitt, R. 1,. Comer.

Flower cuttings, plants, speckled and
conch begonias 5c ea. Wandering jew
10c doz. elephant ear 2 for 25c. petu-
nias 15 doz. Cash with order, no
stamps. Mrs. H. I. Martin, Rt. 1, By-
romville.

Double zennias, double marigold, col-
ondula, Chinese, forgetmenots, sweet
william, lenaria, 10c doz. add postage

Mrs. R. R. Gailey,
Badwin. Rt. 1. :

Red spider lilies, blue hyacinths 35c
doz. single, double yellow daffodils,
white narcissi, orange hemerccallis,
day lilies, white iris, jonquils $1 100.

Cliff C. Dye, Middleton.

Suttings 5c ea, rooted 10c. 6 sul-.

tanas red, white, 3 shades pink, 8 ge-
raniums, 5 begonias, postpaid on 40c
orders. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Boston.

City of Portland pink cannas $3 100.
President red, Queen Helen yellow va-

riegated, $2 100. gladioli $1 100. fine

lily bulbs $2 doz.
Cordele.

Tall growing mixed Colors snapdrag-
ons plants 1c ea. add 7c postage. Mrs.
O. E. Browning, Rt: 4, Doerun.

All colors sultana, geraniums, double
petunias, coleus, all rooted 3 for 25c
Mrs. Minnie McEver, Braselton.

Trilliums, foamflower, various other
wild flowers. Kathryn Gaines, Cave.

Periwinkle seed 15c spoonful: mixed
petunia, susan, periwinkle plants 15c
doz. yellow flags 25c doz. double, sin-
gle spirea, March yellow rose 50c ea.
exchange for snapdragons, Frances:
Henderson, Dallas. aes

Yellow dwarf iris, rooted dwarf box-
wood 75c doz. white narcissi 20c doz.
variegated dahlia slips, blackberry lil-
ies 50c doz. white briar rose 20c. Blan-
che Woodruff, Greenville.

Mrs. J. R. Camp,

12 colors choice chrysanthemums 25c

doz. exchange 2 doz. for double camel-
ia or kerria japonica 2 yrs. old rooted
r Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Litho-
nia. ae

All colors chrysanthemums. 20c. doz.
petunias, marigolds, phlox 10c doz
Mrs. P. J. Lawson, Lithonia. :

Cape jasmine 25c rooted plant, $20
100. magnolia seed 50c lb. in burr. yuc-
ca plants $4 doz, $25 100. Mrs. T. A.
Hipp, Hogansville. : :

Mixed colors petunias, blue agera-
tum, blue variegated violets, dusty
miller 10c doz. mixed snap dragons,
June 15th, pink verbena 20c doz. Mrs.
S. M. Gunter, Lawrenceville. Rt. 1.

Jonquil bulbs 50c 100: Mrs. Lee Wal-
den, Mitchell.

Double white fuchsia, pink sultanas,
6 kinds ferns, silver and ivy geraniums,
3 kinds begonias 15c. all colors cannas
30c doz. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam.

Double geranium, begonia, cactus,
hydrangea, justicia, digitalis, oxalis,
chrysanthemums cuttings 5c ea. ferns,
lilies 10c. collection 25 flower cuttings
$1. add postage. Mrs. S. Fulcher, Jef-
ferson, Rt. 4. ; s

Yellow, white mums, dusty miller,
browneyed susans, purple violets. 2
doz 15c. English dogwood, forsythia,
15e. Double zennia, marigold, Russian
sunflower seed 10c 4 tablespoons.
Sam Smith, Austell, Rt. 2.

Rooted salmon, purple sultanas, 20c
ea, 2 for 35c. Mrs. J. B. Alexander,
Rt. 2, Warthen. se

Red, white, blue asters. orange red
moss; 15c doz. jnquils bulbs 20c doz.
perfume flower 10c doz. Del. exchange
for white feed sacks. Miss Jane El-
rod, Pendergrass, Rt. 2.

Double geraniums, red, pink salmon
10c ea. 5 colors single geraniums 8
cutting. mistletoe geranium. cactus 5c
cutting. exchange for double dahlias.
Mrs. L. J. Evans Ball Ground. Rt. 3.

Double red carnations, maple he-
gonia, red, white geraniums, pink hy-

Spee ay

Mrs. Lois Tanner, Dewy !

plants ready to bloom,

ors monthly roses, ribbon grass,

Mrs.'







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drangeas, roosevelt ferns 20c. holly
hocks, verbena, dusty miller 25c_ do:
August lilies, white peony 25c.
wie Hughey, Ranger. oe

Pink Queen of May iris and few

er varieties $1.50 doz. Mrs. Lwi
Cotiongim, 4 Hopkins St. S.
Phone Raymond 1179 J. Atlanta,
- Mixed colors zennias, linaria, pett
nias, yellow calliopsis plants 15 d
Miss Jessie Cash, Rt. 3, Flow
Branch, : :
Hedge palms, 15c ea, 2 for 25c.
rietta Hale, Buena Vista. ahs
Blue flags, chrysanthemums, wh
yellow snow ball king 25 doz. yell
root 20c lb. Ottie Rutledge, Temp
Rt. 2. hee
Dahlias, double red, begonias, ge.
niums, 10c ea. chrysanthemums, -
low, lavender 5c ea. FOB. Mrs. J.
Rhodes, Elberton, Rt. 8. pe

Jonquil bulbs $1_100, $9 M. Mr
































































































Rowe, Greenville. Rt. 1. a
Amyrella bulbs, salmaon 25 ea, 3 1
65c. Trumpet vine -red perennial
ergreen brick wall ivy, 10c ea, 3 for
Add postage. Mrs. G. J. Hoico:
Bremen, Box 102. ce oe
Horehound 20c doz. white spirea
for 35c. white iris 6 for 20c. Roma
hyacinths blue_4 for 25c. purple, w
lilac 20c ea. M. E. Webb, Bowman.
Larkspur 2 doz 25c. shasta dais.
buttercup bulbs 25c. doz. primroses,
of Bethlehem 15c doz. mums, mi.
colors 30c doz. Mrs. R. F. Webb, Bo
man.
Mixed pc




plants rooted 20c
exchange for gonias, except cou
sweet violets, sukianas, rubber plan
June or face cactus, double geranium:
Mrs. Carrie Moxley, Swainsboro. Rt. |

Minsignor, Nibelungen, Perfecti
Sappho, Fantasy, Berman bearded irl
$4.50 100, $40 M. Ready now. Jame
Cureton, Austell. Y eet

Rare geraniums, shell geraniu:
25 ea. hoxwo
3 years old 50c. Cash with order, I
Bessie Stegall, Rockmart, Rt. 3. _

Grass pinks, white, pink 4 doz. 50:
Chinese lantern-root 2 for 25c orange
and Arabian lilies 4 doz 50c. yel
bells 10c. Mrs. Christine McLeod,
lege Park, Rt. 2. ree

Mrs. Henry Ford verbena, |
large, deep pink 40c doz. Mrs. D
Jones, Arlington, RFD. oe

Big double red poppy 25c doz.
chrysanthemums: 40c doz. add posta
cash or stamps. Mrs. L. B. Frey, D
las, Rt. 3. : mare

Daffodils and jonquils, for sale
exchange for value. Mrs. C. B. Ro
son, Rt. 2, Bowdon. ee ae

Cut flowers: cape jasmine, all



myrtle, magnolias, tiger lilies 50:
Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville...
Sunflower plants 10c doz, 50c 1
O. Kelley, Griffin, Rt: A. ae
White narcissi 50c doz. $3.50 1
Jonquils, May narcissi, white flag
ies 25c doz, $2100. Mrs. C. C. T
Perry. ae
Double red, white, pink hollyhoc.
seed half teacupful 20c. postpaid.
orders less. Stamps with order. Mi
Georgia Sewell, Newnan, Rt. 3.
Purple iris, 6 for 30c. lilac bush
golden bells, Christmas honeysuck
30c root. strawberry . plants 50c
Mrs. Terry F. Reese, Madison. Box 32
Rose chrysanthemum plants, doub!
red geranium cuttings 10c ea, 3 for 25
Lilac bushes 25c ea. yellow daisy s
10c package. add postage. Mrs. A
Branan, 209 Hardeman Ave.,
Salmon sultana, red conchshell
gonia-cuttings 10c ea. sweet aly:
zennia, plants 15c doz. snapdra
plants 25 doz. Mrs. Raymond Ad
Box 81, Moultrie. Ee
Geranium cuttings: red, pink, ro;
bud. cactus, gaitor tail, Christme
biddie foot, yellow blooming June, ra
tail, Deerhorn, white conch begon
5c.. Baby breath, sword ferns 10c.
J. D. Taylor, Guyton. ; 9
Parrot feather, water plant
bunch. add postage. Mrs. Ho
Darnell, Winston. &
Magnolia glancia trees rooted 25
special price on big lots. A. R. Cous
Rt. 3. Greenville. : Doe
Jonaui!s, daffodils 1c bulb. add po
age. Leon Cagle, Canton, Rt. 3.
Large Kine Humbert, canna pl
red and yellow and red _ variegs
green foliage, 25c doz., 5 for $1 F
Mrs. W. H. Lumley, Swainsboro.
Old-fashioned purple hollyhocks, 25
doz. white baby rambler rose bush
rooted 25c ea. vellow cannas 20c do
add postage. Mrs. G. R. Smith, Pal
metto. Rt. 1. pe
Mixed colors snapdragons, snow
mountain, Jacobs ladder 15c doz. po

















pola Mrs. A. J. Keadle, Yatesvill

Rt.
































































a c
vers and Seed For Sale



s grandiflora zennia plants, red,
xtra large double flowers, 5 yrs
g, also calliopsis plants 25c doz,
E. J. Hart, College

ated marigold, large zennias.
oeks, blue blooming wandering
eeping Mary, wedding bells 10c
tpaid by 50c worth. smaller
Mrs. T. B. Mcbil-
Ss

dogwood, Mountain ivy, azaleas,
pines, hemlock, cedars, Cherokee
yrtles $1 doz. 7 sister roses,
pinks 40c doz. Add postage. [
ge Ridley, also Mrs. Nola Robin-
Dahlonega, Rt. 4. =

ape begonias 15c. begonias .10c.
hocks 30c doz. phlox 20c doz. lan-
geranium, fuchsia, hibiscus 6
s 25c. striped jew 6 10c. Add
2 ary Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt.
a tee

xed colors hollyhocks, hardy
mums 35c doz. cuttings un-
double petunias, double white,
fuchsia, cactus, geraniums, be-
; 6 cuttings 25c. Mrs. Sarah
lle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. ;
alis, June, Christmas cactus, be-
. jew rooted 4 for 25c. Mt. lau-
odedendron, azaleas, pines $1
change for white sacks good

iris, fall pinks 50c doz. holly-
for 35c. trailing utus 60c
atnip 3 bunches 250 Exchange
sotato plants. Mrs Ellie Waters,
hega, Rt. 1. wee yes

k peachtree roses 15c. fall pinks,
lilies, blue iris, ginger lilies 35c



25 doz. exchange for potato
rs. Elvia Waters, Dahlonega,

niums, rooted cactus, hydrangea
grape leaf geraniums 15c. cut-
oxalis, red begonia 10c ea. Add

_W. N. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt.

ster lilies, sweet williams, vi-
$1100. White daisies, wild ferns,
ider wart $5 100. Add postage.
Belle Carey, Royston, Rt. 1.
dogtooth, violets, wild phlox,
ter lilies $1 100. wild ferns

odroot, blue bottle bulbs, -jon-
daffodils, narcissi, wild lilies $1
snow drop bulbs 50c 100. wild spi-
ger lilies $1 doz. Mrs. E. S. Mc-

10n, Royston.
erns $2 100. wild violets, East-
ae root, daffodil, jonquils,
Royston.
ferns $2.50 100. Wild Easter
blue bottle bulbs $1 100.
2 100. Mrs.-T. E. Moore, Rt. 1,
rabapple, sugar plums 15c ea. myr-
ines 10c. snow on mountain, lad-
yash. bowl, 25c doz. azaleas $1 doz.
ostage. C. C. Wright, Loving. |
winter pinks 50c doz. myrtle
bunch. trailing arbutus 25c
drops, show on mountain
. roses 75c doz. Mrs. Maude
oving.
1e iris, red horsemint, trailing ar-
galax, peppermint, 25c doz. but-
nd egg bulbs, evergreen ferns 20c
Well rooted, add
ie Wright, Loving.
uipers, 25c ea. flowering ~pear,
hh violets 10c. balsam, spruce $2
double daffodils, 25c doz. holly-
Ss, golden glow 50c doz. tiger lil-
Oe doz. Add -postage. Leslie
Loving.
ogwood, 10c ea. trailing arbu-
doz. crabapples, sugar plums,
sas 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. B.
Crombie, Loving.
d dogwood 10c ea. crabapples, su-
plums 15c ea. trailing arbutus 25c
galax, 30c doz. Miss Clara Ruby
eee Loving. a
ia

postage: Mrs.

bie, Loving.

rdy phlox, hermocallis lilies 25c
tiger lilies 50c doz. blue, yellow
S, thorniess roses, hedge plants,
r 30c. Snapdragon 15 doz. Charles
Ison, Loving.

- Butter and egg bulbs, 20c doz. or-
day lilies, peppermint 15c doz.
ng arbutus, galax, red horsemint,
6Z._ Well rooted:add postage. Mrs,
Richard, Loving.

es washbowl, snow on mountain
Zz. monthly roses, $1 doz. azaleas
a. galax 25c doz. well rooted; add
ge. Mrs. E. L. Parris, Loving,



@
ition: Roy A, Grindle, Dahlonega,

onquils,- blackeyed susans, lady |

00. Mrs. A. A. Carey, Royston, |

100. Tommie Lou Smith,

Blood |

| Chtaelaine

| Carrollton Rt. 1.

postpaid;





MARKET

Winter fern 50c doz. trailing arbu-
tus 25c doz. arbor vitae, 25c ea. Aza-
leas, crabapples 15c ea. red dogwood
20c ea. well rooted, add postage. Mrs.
Dorcus Millholland, Loving.

Show on mountain, ladies washbowl,
houseleak 30c doz. trailing arbutus,
galax 40c doz. yellow thornless roses
75c doz. add postage. Miss Lula Pat-
terson, Loving.

Purple, iris, foxglove 25c doz. yellow
daffodils 75c 100. snow fern, sweet wil-
liams, blackeyed daisies 3 for 25c: well
rooted, add postage. Mrs. Rosie Smith,
Talking Rock; Rt. 25

Blue flags, 25c. fall pinks 2 for 35c.
japonicas 2 for 25c. geraniums 30c.
pinks 50c bunch. bridal wreath. 50c.
Add postage. Mrs. J. M. Smith, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2. :

Hardy phlox, foxglove, 25c doz. al-
thea 20c. bleeding heart 4 for $1. pink
almonds, forsythia, spirea 15 ea. pur-
ple iris $1 100. Mrs. Emma Silver,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Hardy phlox, foxglove, golden glow,
small mums 20e doz. snow on moun-
tain, primroses 15 doz, iris 25c. Mrs.
Oscar Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Blue iris, ageratum, hollyhock plants,

~~.

| hibiscus 25c doz. white daisy, yellow
button mums, foxgloves, verbenas, dus- |:

ty miller, primroses 15c doz.
phlox 20c doz. Add postage.
Silver, Talking Rock.

Day lilies, yellow snow drops, dusty
miller, butterfly lilies, primroses, phlox

hardy
Ellen

lic doz. japonicas, lilac, weigelia 20c.

ea. well rooted, add postage. Mrs. C. R.
Silver, Rt. 2, Talking Rock. :
3 colors iris, daffodils, narcissi 25c

| doz, 5 for $1. foxgloves, hardy phlox

15 doz,-2 for 25c. J. W. Silver, Talk-
ing Rock. to
Long trumpet yellow daffodil bulbs
65c 100, $4 M. double yellow japonica
4 yrs. old 25c. orange lilies $1 100.
snowballs 25c ea. Add postage. Verna
Parks, and Mrs. Esty Parks, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2. pe

Fall pinks 30c doz. red roses 25 ea.
devils pin cushion, small lilac sprouts
15c ea. exchange for large leaf good
rooted porch Vine. Zonia Watson,
Talking Rock. So

Purple verbena 20c doz. butter and
eggs 15c doz. orange day lilies, blue
flags 30c doz: Add postage. no chks.
Levonia Stewart, Talking Rock.

_ Begonias, geraniums, fuchsias, . cut-
tings 10c. bleeding heart, honey suck-
les 25c. Boston, asparagus ferns, sweet

williams, cactus 10c. Rooted hedge
plants $1- 100. Daisy Willis, Talking
Rock, Rt. 3. ke

White, yellow, bronze chrysanthe-
mums, bloom 8 inches across 25c doz.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Elephant ears ready to set out, or-

/der quickly. 15c ea. add postage. Mrs,

H. G. Purcell, Woodstock, Rt. 1.
Verbena, salvia, pink primroses 25c
doz. cape jasmine cuttings with blooms
ae a 100. ne exchange, cash or
oney order only. Miss ez Mo
Rt. 3, Bowdon. a : r oe
Japanese rose bushes, 3 for $2.25. red,
white, pink rose bushes 5 $1. hybrid
a ae es Sprengeria fern
eds 50c : avid L. Hu
Mary St., Dublin. ao -
sy Running roses: Lady Banksie cream,
vanflett pink, white brier. Begonias:
g : coralline, - Thurstonii,
Chretngs ree Rubra, maple, evansi-
- 4 for. 25:) Mrs,. J. D. ;
Spring, Rt. 2. ee
, ago palm bulbs $1 ea. ready for de-
ke ee ange fae any variety peas,
n beans. IS. dere <1 -
cust Grove, Rt. 2. s aa re
_Red pink honeysuckles 25 doz. Jap-
anese lantern 2 for 10c. Add postage.
Mrs, Clarence Barnes, Norcross, Rt. 2.
Iris: Mother of Pearl, Ambassador 4
ener eee ee 6 for $1. old fash-
rple -2c ea. P j i
James Puckett Auburn. Sg ee
Giant double zennias, French mari-
golds, Adam and Eve apple plants 10c
doz. phlox salvias 20c doz. ice plants

ae cutting: Rosa Belle Brown, Tuck-

Golden bell

rooted 15c ea, 2 ;
Add postage. for 25c:

Mrs. James A. Scott,

Large mums, 15 for 50c, 35 for $1.
Banana canna bulbs, Boston ferns.
conch begonias 10c ea. rooted Angel
trumpet 25c. verbena dahlia slips 5c
ea. Mrs. Della Adams, Juniper.

Bronze, white, large mums, 25 doz.
Japanese fern 8c ea, rose Justicia
He pe = rose bud geraniums 1
te cs iss Robia ile

Box 15, Alto, eS: ee

100 plants assorted as desired LOC

giant zinnias, bachelor but-
tons, strawflowers, marigold, petunias
cosmos, sunflowers, clarkies,~ dusty mil-
ler, violets, tansy, african daisy, iris,

as

+iel, Winder.



BULLETIN
orange lilies. Mrs. R. H. Wright, Mid-
dleton.

Gyernsey lilies 30c doz. bloom in
September, time to plant. hardy red
carnation 15c ea. Mrs. Ida Taylor, Ar-
lington.

Giant amaryllis, hybrids 20c ea, 3
for 50c. phlox, perennial pink 30c doz.
ageratum tom thumb blue, 20c doz.
prepaid. Miss Ida Grier, Arlington.

White giant spider lilies 15c ea, 3 for
40c. red spider lilies 10c ea, 3 for 25c.
Artemesia 25 doz. Mrs. Maude
Brooks, Arlington.

Red larkspur plants 25c 2 doz. seed:
yellow cosmos, sweet williams, royal
poinciana, hardy hibiscus, pink, wine
holly hocks, golden showers 10c pack-
age. Mrs. John R. Turner, Griffin,
Rte : :

1 large hardy blue hydrangea 35 buds
$5 crated. express collect. purple ver-
bena,10e doz. sage 25c bunch. post-
age paid on 25c orders. Mrs. J. E.
Hogue, Gordon. _ : oe

Rosy morn petunias, giant zinnias,
burning bush, cosmos, salvia plants
25c doz. fuchsia, weeping lantana 15c
begonias rooted 20c sweet pea 20c
clump, exchange. Mrs. Mary $pruell,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2. 5

Jonquils, narcissi, cream, yellow daf-
fodils, double, $1 100. snow drops 25
$1.10. Iris labeled, siberian $1.10 doz.
30 mixed $1.10 100. Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun, : ais ;

Balcony petunias, mixed rosy morn,
Howard Star, salvia, -asters, giant
snapdragon, calendula, dahlia flower-
ed zennias, marigolds, 25c doz. P.
Blankenship, 105 E. 3rd St.,, Rome.

_ Boston, Roosevelt, sword ferns, red
rosebud, red, salmon. geraniums love
apple plants, pink conch begonias, red

carnations, 10c give Calif. beer seed
50c orders. Rosa Wiggins, Pavo,
Ri. 3:

White April narcissi cheap in lots of
1000. write for prices. Winter jasmine
38 for 25c. Wild daisies 25c bunch.
Ethel Sullivan, Marietta, Rt. 2.

Porch vine plants 10 doz. mixed
flower plants 30c 100. exchange for set-
ting purebred hen eggs. -Add postage.
Mrs. J. G. Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 5.

- White narcissi 50c doz. baby dwarf
blue iris 5c. 4 lbs. collard seed 30c_ Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. W. J. Norton, Rt.
1, Douglasville.

Yellow cluster narcissi, pink Fairy
liles 5c bulb. Christmas cactus
baby dwarf blue iris 5c. Add postage.
Mrs. Thomas Diggs, Douglasville.

Purple lilacs, well rooted 15c ea.
blue-purple iris 35c doz, 3 for $1. Mrs.
ae H. Harris; Griffin, Rt.-C, Box

A. cs

Large type mums, dahlias 25c doz, 5
for $1. large flowering cannas 50c doz.
$1 orders postpaid. Mrs. T. W. Ha-
good, Marietta, Rt. 3. ;

Red geraniums rooted, grape bego-
nias 10c ea. Monkey. plants 5c ea.
dragon heads 25c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. C. H. Capel, Molena.

Blue iris 25c doz. mixed asters, sweet
williams, 15 dez. fuchsia, geraniums,
justicia, maple,-conch begonia, 4 cut-
tings 20c. Mrs. Lula: Hawkins, Alpha-
retta, Rt. 4. :

Large red, pink, yellow cannas, glad-
ioli, white iris 30c doz. mixed petunias,
zennias, 12 1-2c doz, large white, yel-
low, daisy mums 15c doz. Mrs. R. W.
Hudson, Rt. 1, Lorane. <

Geraniums rooted 15c ea. hen and
chicken, pin cushion cactus 10c. Add
postage. Miss Blanche Woods, Rt. 5,
LaFayette. ~
-Ageratum plants large 20c doz. via-
lets, petunias 15c doz. ey L. E. Neal,
Blackwells, Rt. 1. Sy)

Hastings large type chrysanthe-
mums 35 15 plants. Hastings mon-
ster zennia seed, petunias, other seed
5c package. exchange for white feed
sacks, white peas or crowders. A. Dan-

Porch box collection 12) petunias, 3
Salvias, 6 white striped jew 25c. will
add 2 geraniums, 2 begonias, 3 ver-
benas. for 50c. Mrs. C. L. Hamby,
Greenville. Ri: Box. =

Rose aster slips 10c. add postage.
Bessie Boone, Commerce. :

pet daffodils. Mrs. E. T. May, War-

then.
Red dogwood, flags, dafdowndillies,
ladies wash bowl, jonquils, junipers,

daffodils 25c. Afbor vitae 2-3 foot. Add
postage, all well rooted. Mrs. Cashy
Allen, Morganton, Rt. 1, Box 10.
Purple foxglove, scarlet sage, lemon
lilies, violets, houseleak, sweet williams,
Iris, Orange lilies, cannas, daffodils,
ladies wash bowl 20c doz. August lil-
ies 15c ea. Mrs. Willie Panter, Rt. 1,
Morganton.
Azaleas 3 ft.,-$1 doz. rhododendrons,



lilac, arbor vitae 6 for $1. perennial

5 eS

es | Thursday, June 4, 1931.

10c..

3000 jonquil bulbs, 2000 yellow trum-.





phlox 5 doz $1. beauty rose, all kinds
flower shrubs. Sadie Wilson, Morgan-
ton

Rhododendron, azaleas, Cherokee
roses, $1 doz. japonicas,: arbor vitae,
snowballs 25c. coral berry bushes 5c.
pink crabapple sprouts 25c. perennial
phlox 35c doz. Mrs. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Morganton. :

-Mt. ferns, water lilies, bubby bushes,

trailing arbutus 25c doz. violets, 10c
ea. daisies 10c doz, Mt. Geraniums 15c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Thedoshia,
Morganton.

Arbor vitae, junipers, boxwood 25c
blue iris lilies 30c doz. Mt. laurel 15c.
chrysanthemums, 15c bunch. crepe
myrtle 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. C.
D. Hayes, Morganton.

Evergreen 15c doz. water lilies, sweet
williams, trailing arbutus 20c. doz. Mt.
ferns, purple iris 25c doz. Add post-
age, well rooted. J. T. Boyce, Also
Mrs. J. F. Carson, and Mrs. A. R. Car-.
son, Morganton.

Azaleas, yellow dogwood, Cherokee
roses, coral bushes $1 doz. globe arbor
vitae $1. water lilies 50c doz. perennial
phlox, shasta daisies 5 doz. $1. yellow
violets 30c doz. A. Wilson, Morganton.

Emperor daffodils 35c doz, $1.50 100.
white narcissi, yellow centers, physos-
tegia 25c doz, $1.25 100.
35e doz. rooted hydrangeas 25c. Add
postage. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy.

Blue iris, mixed hollyhocks, hibiscus
25c doz. purple foxglove, primroses,
button mums, verbenas, Orange lilies,
dusty miller 15c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. Will Dean, Talking Rock. s

Purple, lavender iris $1.20 100. gold-
en bells 75c doz. bleeding heart 60c ea.
purple foxglove 30c doz. daffodils $1.10
100. purple lilac 40c doz. well rooted,
add postage. Charlie Langley, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock.

Asters, snapdragons, stocks, crimson
carnations, feverfew, yellow, red can-
nas, daisy mums 40c doz, ragged rob- .
ins, Summer cypress, yellow mums 20
doz. Mrs. E. C. Heaton, Hartwell.

Red rosebud geraniums rooted 15c ea
four oclock, blue iris lilies, large snap-
dragon 25c doz. double poppy, yellow
jonquils 25c doz. G. B. McLane, Hart-
well,

Snow drop bulbs $1 100, blue grape
hyacinth bulbs 50c 100. Ray Johnson,
Hartwell.

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs 50c 100,
500 $2. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

Butter and eggs 50c 100. large blue.
Easter lilies 35c doz.
Rt. 5, Hartwell.

Flowers And Seed Wanted

Exchange 50. japanese sunflowers for
50 chrysanthemums, pink. Everlene
McLaughiin, Greenville, Rt. 3, Box 48.

Dahlia plants, weigelia. will ex-
change well cleaned flour and feed
sacks for same. May F. Glenn, Rt 3,
Rome. :

Exchange double geranium cuttings
white, 3 red, for other colors, also lark-
spur, petunia, oxalis plants for sale or
exchange. Mrs. Gertie McGray, 2907
Norwich St., Brunswick. fe

White sultana, rooted. will exchange
geranium cuttings.
roe, Buena Vista. oes

Box flowers or ferns. will exchange

large mums, sassafras, yellow and oth-
er roots for same. Mrs. George Math-
ew, Rt. 1, Martin. Ve:
- Rooted - ferns,
flowers. will exchange jonquil bulbs,
each to pay postage. Write first. Mrs.
Charles Taylor, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Large dark iris plants well rooted.
will exchange R. I. Red eggs for same.
Mrs. M. L. Shealey, Oglethorpe.

2 doz. salvia plants. will exchange 2
cups table peas for same. Mrs. . S.
Crutchfield, Toomsboro, :

1,000 bushy top boxwood cuttings 15
to 20 inches, exchange 2 doz. bronze
leaf wyoming cannas for same. Maude ~
Hamby, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Butterfly bush, or any pretty peren-
nial. Exchange rooted wisteria for
Same. Jamye C. Hooks, DeSoto.

Azalea plants, camellia japonicas.
Mrs. R. F. Burch, Jr., Eastman.







Miscellaneous Wanted



Exch 1M cabbage-collard plants for
12 good white feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston.

Quote best price on Moss for bale |
or half a doz. bales, or sacks. Lee
Waldrip, Gainesville.

Want party to furnish a hundred

cans to can on halves. Isabel Lewis,
Cleveland, Rt. 2: 2 j

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Minnie Isom, ~

Mrs. G. C. Good- -

begonias, other pot. a

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Seed For Sale
















Seven Top turnip seed, 10c thls.

for 25c. Postpaid. Artis Robinson,
Dallas, Rt. 2.
3 qts. cabbage- collard seed. 3 thls.

10c plus postage. G. E. Nease, Marlow

Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c
a ae prepaid. Geo. Floyd, Rockmart,

_\ Calif. beer seed, 8c per sett,
Mrs. Rive Martin, Cartersville, Re S
. E. Jersey cabbage seed, $1- tb; New
oe oe sata ae tomato, 75c Mar-
obe collard, 35c. B. R. Woodl
ory Branch, Rt. 1. Bos

ood sound Orange cane seed, $1.25
bu. FOB. Cash with order. Ben ae

Cornelia.

: True Ga, collard, seed, 606 1b: 3 lbs,

L $1. 60; white cornfield bean seed, 40c Ib.

oS Ibs $1; New Stone tomatoes, $1. 80 Ib.

s David Hunter, Dublin, 405 Mary St.
- Sunflower seed, 15. Ib. 2 for 25c. w.
. Goodwin, Wadley.

oes New Heading collard seed, 65c Ib. 2

this. 12c; 5; 20: Mustard seed, 35 Ib.

All del. Mrs. A 8. Paulk, Ocilla,

Some fine Orange cane, $1.75 bu;
- Marglobe tomato, $2; New Stone and

_ Baltimore, 75c Ib.: Flat Dutch, Jersey |
ANT. cabbage, $1 Ib. Bas Ry Woodliff,
Flowery Branch; Rte. :

White Spanish peanuts, 5c 4b; can-

taloup, Wards Ideal, and Rocky . Ford,

-50c Ib. or $25 per. 100 ibs} Ga, collard,

25c lb: Cash with order FOB. W. J.

: Jackson, Ochlocknee. .

- About 40- lbs. new cabbuge: collard
seed. L. H. Grissett, Ray City, Rt.-2.
New Seven Top turnip salad seed, 15c
Ris cupful. Dyar Willis, Talking Rock

Gnata, $1 pk. $3.75 bu; Rape, 2 lbs.
- 80c; 5 Ibs. 70c; Orange Sorghum, 4c;
Honey Drip, 6c lb; Cattail millet, 18
/ Ib. FOB. Money order, W. i. Wad-

delle, Pearson. .-~
{ Guar. pure, insp Jones watermelon
p seed,:$1- lb. _ James B. Smith, Locust
, Grove, RFD 2
eT 2 lbs. Lifsey melon seed, 10c oz.
85 lb: 144: Ib.: each, Monte Cristo, 10c
OZe Orange Heart,.215.. 02? Banana
muskmelon, 20c oz. FOB. Cash. Geo.
Brice, Cumming.

New crop Seven Top turnip seed, 50c
Tb. or exch. Robt. T. Allen, Riverdale.

Plants For Sale

Leading var tomato plants, 20: "GC;
$1.50 M. Cabbage-collard plants, same
price. Ail del.
elton.

Guar pure P R plants from Gov insp
Selected. seed, $1.50 M. Special prices
large lots.. Jas. A. Chauncey, Screven,
Box 66.

Hastings Ga. collard, and June Pink
_ tomato plants, $1 M. W. E. Goodwin,

Wadley.
sk. J. Chas W cabbage; New Stone

tomato plants, 20c C; 300, 50c; 500, 75c;





Si

* Marcus Williams, Gainesville, Ritrc2s

Pimiento, Ruby King, Bell or Bull
1, Nose pepper, 25c ; 500, 75c; $1.50 M
-- Postpaid. Mrs. Etta Durham, Sale City.

. Imp. Gov insp P. R. potato plants,
oh 30 M. Exp collect, $1. 50 M del. J.
Harrell, Tifton, Ri. 6.

. New Stone, Greater B.,
Matchless, Marglobe, . del. 25c 200% bac;
eg 50c M. S.C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, Rt.

P. R. plants from vine. -Gov insp.
- $1.60 M, 5M up, $1.50 M del. Now rea-
dy. -N, -W... Daniel, Ty Ty, Rt. 1
; J. Wakefield cabbage, 300, 45c; 500,
60c; $1.10 M del. Prompt shipment.
Clyde Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Horseradish plants, good size, and

_ Jasper, Rt. 1.

Brimmer, Marelobe, Stone and other
var. tomato, 200, 35c; 500, 75c; $1 M;
_ Heading collard, 35c 200: 75 500; pep-
per, 35c C. Postpaid. Sat. guar. Chas.
Drake, Jr., Braselton. -

All Season, Hewd., cabbage,
Bull Nose pepper and tomato. plants,
20c C. Ready. Louisa Blalock, Ellijay,
Rt. 3;

Genuine P. R. Gov insp. $1.25 M
FOB. M. L. Bullard, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Gov insp. P. R. potato plants, $1.50
M. Roots mossed. A. W. Parsons, Ab-
. beville. -
~ Few M P. R. and Triumph potato

. plants, $1.30 M del. No personal chks.
Rufus Merriman, Lyons, Rt. 1.-

Imp. insp P. R. plants, $2 M. Mailed
_to your door. ae R. Woodliff, Fiow-
ery Branch, R
: New Heading collard pla 30c Cc.
s del, a a ST Leto Ocilla.



BOS







Mrs. W.N. Lott, Bras-

$1.10 M; collard, 15. ss $1 M postpaid. 1

500; 85c M; $4, 5M: COD, 75c M, 5M|/

catnip, 5c each. Mrs. Julia Darnell, |

Bell or}.



g | Catiney, Fitzgerald.



MARKET

Stone tomato plants, 500, 35c; 60c M.
Collect postage or express. Mrs. Geo.

Poke

Oxhart, Marglobe and Brimmer to-
mato plants, 25 C. del. Mrs. R. Q.
Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Insp P. R. plants, $1.10 M, FOB. D.
F. Thomas,.Odum.

State insp. P. R. $2 M. del; $1.75 M
a oe home. Lisbon Allen, Gainesville,

Leading var tomato plants, 75 M.. E.
B. Travis, Riverdale.

PER. potato plants, State insp. $1.50
M del. Orders filled promptly with
good plants. Erskin Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

; Tomatoes, Slates Perfection, 25c C;
Ponderosa, 35c C; Dwarf Tree, 50 Cc.
No order less-than C. dc extra post-
age per C. No soit wm. Skinner,

Ludowici.

Yellow skin P. R. State. nsp $1 30 M
del. or $1.10 FOB in Ga. No chks. Bra-.
dy Griffis, Screven, Rt. A. .

Goy.. insp P.- Rix plants, ready, $1, 50

M. 5M up, $1.25 M. J. O. Googe, Sur- | 38.-

rency, P. O. Box 154.

Gov. insp. P. R. Red and Pink: -skin,
Ready. Any amt. $1 M-FOB; $1.25
M del. Ga. W. J. OQuinn, ITs, Odum,

Ri

State fact: P. R.-plants, $1. 50 M. 5M
up, $1.40 M. FOB. Cash with order.
No personal chk. M. H. Bradley, Bax-
ley, Ril:

Portoricans, Gov. ivfsp. $1.50 M. 5M.

up, $1.35 M. Cash with order. Ike
Tomberlin, Surrency, Rt: 2.

Poe potato plants, ready. $1. 25 per
M; 5M $i M. Gov insp. Cash. Ada
Williams, Rockingham.

Everbearing strawberry. plants, $1 per
500 del;. Early Narrow Leaf tobacco
plants. 75c, 500; $1.40 M del. At D.
Call, Ellijay, Rt. 4,

Certified Big Stem Jersey. potato

plants, $1.25 M; Porto Rico plants, $1.50

M. All FOB. 'W. G. Dickerson, .-Lyons.

Porto Rico potato plants, $1.50 M.
Over 5M, $1.35 M. S. D. Graham, Sur-
rency, Rt. ee:

Pure P. R. potato slips. Gov. insp. $1.-
50 M. FOB. Money order or cash. C.
L. Fetter, Surrency.

Gov. insp. potato plants, pink or yel-
low skin, $1.50 M. Mrs. Lilla Camp-
bell, Surrency..

P. R. plants, Gov insp. $1.50 M FOB.
Mrs. Ruth Spivey, Surrency.

P. R. potato plants, $2 M; 5M _ $7.50.
Cash; tomatoes, $1 M. Mrs. R. E.
Hackle, Valdosta, 603 E. Savannah Ave.

Red skin P. R. potato plants, Gov.
insp. $1.25 M FOB; $1.55 M. del. Willie

| Pearce, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Imp. Portoricans, Gov. insp. $1.50 M
del. Ga.; $1.25 M FOB. E POI e ship-
ment guar. No chks. Mrs. J. M: Wil-
liams, Baxley, Rt: bo,

Nice size, well rooted, stocky -Pimien-
to pepper plants, $1.50 M. Mrs. Belle
Godard, Goggins, Rt. 2.

P. R. potato plants, Gov insp. $1.10
M; 5M 85c M. Stone Tomato plants,
50c C. W. A. Williams, Rockingham.

Missionary strawberry plants, $2 M.

W. C. Mercer, Alma, Rt. 1, Box 26.

Pink Portoricans, $1.40, M; Nancy
Halls, $1.75 M del. Lonnie Moore, Alma,

Rt. 4.

Portoricans, $1.35 M del. Count guar.
W. C. Turner, Alma, Rt. 4.

Pimiento, Ruby King sweet pepper,
25c;:C} Hot pepper plants, 20c C. Add
postage. Miss G. B. McLane, Hartwell.
Cabbag-collard plants, 75c M; FOB.
Exch for field peas. Mrs. J. Y. Sutton,
Norman Park, Rt. 1.

Gov.
M, FOB. No chks:
ton.

Pure P. R. potato plants, Vine grown
Gov insp. $1.60 M; 5M up, $1.50 M; 10M
up; $1.40 M. D. W. Biack, Cordele, Rt.
ae

L. A. Smith, Brox-

Everbaring strawhbe
M. Will exch. Mrs.
Alma.

Purple and Yellow skin, State insp.
Portoricans from vine cut. $1.50 M; 5M
up, $1.40 M del. Jno. A. Barker, Ro-
chelle, Rt. 2, Box 83. 4.

Healthy, young Flat Dutch, E. Wake-
field cabbage, $1.10 M; artichokes, 30c
; peppermint, 20c doz. Grub root, 30
Ib. Dl. R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland.

Pure Portoricans, Insp., $1 M; 10M
lots, 80c M. Jas.
ham.

- Collard plants, 60c M; 5M up, 50 M.
Ready now. COD on all. orders. J. Bi
Tucker, Lithia Springs; Rt. 1, Box 44,

Plants Wanted

ed plants, $1.75
layton Taos





Want 1M Pea acta Gov. insp: Porto |

| Rico*vlants, at $1. 65 M- del. : ue Ww.
ae Dudley, Rt. ae ae

1M del.

Mrs, R. E. Mid

| Write.

Williams, Rocking-







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Want old kind red Spanish sweet po-.

tato plants. Write price. Green
Helen, Ga.

Exch day old Royal Purple Hn B. Gi-
ant day old chicks at 15c each or reds,
12c ea. for Insp..P. R. potato plants.
Mrs. R. S. Simpson, Waverly Hall.

Exch 6 W. L. hens and rooster, 2 yr.
old. Heavy laying strain, for 15M po-
tato plants. Miss Belle Benong, Dan-
ielsville, R> Box 1.

Want sweet potato plants.. Make

Piped on 10M_ up. Re F..Dewberry, Ac-
+ worth: :

_ Exch extra early, large var. straw-
berry plants for Nigger Killer, pure
Nancy Hall, Pattesaw or Banana Yam
potato plants.
per, Rb.
Want 5M Red Skin Pp, Re potato
plants. R. E, Cross, Colquitt.. VR
Want P. R. plants. Exch Dark Cor-
nish game eggs At $1.25 per 16 del. for
Or exch Guinea eggs... Miss
Leong sens Culverton, Rt. , Box

' Exch value for potato slips. Write.
eton, Resaca, Rt. 2.

Exch. Red S
Nancy or Banana Yam potato plants.

1;

Exch 500 strawberry Slave for 560

tomato plants, Also want sweet pep-| 7

per and potato plants. Exch. for same.
Mrs. Maud Ware, Carnesville, Rt, 2.



Georgia Products For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Little white mush peas, 20c qt. del.
Mrs. John Faircloth, Metter, Rt. 1.

24 lbs. Mung beans, lic Ib. postpaid:
Grady Hendrix, Ball Ground, Rt. 5.

Calif black-eyed peas, 6c Ib. prepaid.
Ww. D. Putnam, Curryville.

Tenn. and Burpees Green Pod, Gi-
ant Stringless, Red and Black Valen-
tine, Golden Wax, 10 lbs. 20c lb. 5 lbs.
26;- 2 -1os.2 30e; del. 2 Ibs - up, WwW. i:
Waddelle, Pearson.

Hastings stringless green pod, Ky.
Wonder pole beans, 25c lb. Mrs. Frank
Gray, Doerun, Rt. 2, Box 102.

Few bu. New Eras, Extra fine for hay
$2. 50 bu. Exch for 2 Berkshire pigs.
W. T. Adams, Lavonia, Box 381.

4 bu. Irons, $2 bu. FOB. C. M. Lou-
dermiik, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1,.

3 bu. Clays; 1 bu. bunch Speckled.
Sound, 1930 crop, $2.25 bu $8.75 for lot.
FOB. A. A. Smith, Cordele, Rt. 2.

BUTTER FOR SALE *

8-10 lbs good butter per week, 35c lb.
del. 3 Ibs $1; Dyar Williams, Talking
Rock, -

Fresh J. Butter, 3 or 4 lbs ea. week,
35 lb del. Cash with order. Mrs. Ru-
fus Jones, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

2 or 3 Ibs fresh Jersey butter each
week, 25c lb. del. Mrs. T. W. Willis,
Talking Rock, Rt. 3



Ge

3 or 4 lbs. fine Jersey butter. T. B.
Tested cow. No coloring. Brick molds.
Guar or money ret. 30c lb. Add. post-
age. Mrs, G. J. Holcomb, Bremen, Box
102.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE
100 bu. corn in shuck, 90c bu. at barn



W. H. Bokon, Griffin.

40 lbs. pop corn for sale.
Babb, Dallas, Rt. 5.
Large quantity last yr. pop corn, 15c

Ib. postpaid. Keedie Kirk, Rockmart,
IR. 229
insp. red skin Portoricans, $1 |.

Pure Mexican white June corn, hand
shelled and nubbed, 75c pk. $2.75 bu.
Mrs. J. A.. Hart, Buena Vista.

Yellow Mexican June OO 75c. pk.
Extra for late planting. -W. P. Chris-
topher, Senoia, Rt. 2. =

swe:

Yellow Dent corn: ist yr. Made 40 bu

she Acre without fertilizer after cutting
oats..

dress given).

. 38-bu. red field pop corn, $3.50 bu;
also 25 bu. Brabham peas, $2. 75 bu., No
order for less. than 2 1-2 bu. FOB. a
P. McDowell, Dawson. -__-

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Cleveland Big Boll.

and clean. 60c bu. FOB. Guar. - a
G. J. Holcomb, Bremen. Se
FRESH AND CURED MEATS

- Smoked: meat, with pecan wood.

Shoulders, 19c; hams, 24 FOB, 3c more

if prepaid. Wt. 6 to- 12 Ibs. Money. or-

der. W:. Hic Waddelle, Pearson.

HAY FOR SALE ee) :
Good peavine hay, $27.50 per ton;
ry Gals, $20 ton. N. P. White, Dublin, Rt.









Babb, Dallas, Rt. 5.

Mrs. B. F. Stokes, Jas- | Lindale.

Rt. 2; Box 62.
n Portorico plants for ;

B oe ley, Rt.
i Eye Behe: Wades? 5 Clay L, Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Mrs. J. D.

40c peck. Also# black walnuts, |
50c bu. FOB. C. V. Martin, (No ad-

: gee
Just culled. Nice

Gp Miss Lyndia Stancel, Alphare

Rt. 2.

-| White conch begonia, Ma
cactus, pink hydrangea, 106-3











































FOR SALE.
Rice, bright new Chunk honey, & I
pail, 75c; 10 lb. $1.50. Cash with ord :
nue postage. L. Gy H. Scott, Ludowit %
Rt. 1.

5 swarms bees, in No. 1 new ae l
$1.25 ea. at my home. E. L. -Bisho
Lyerly, Rt. 3.

1 cake beeswax for. sale. Mrs,

New, bright honey in 10 Ib sume
$1.50 per bucket. Comb or Ext. pos
paid. Cash with order. R. a Brown
ing, Dublin, Rt. 3.

Wire and cloth bee veils. Sell
exch for 2 lbs beeswax. Irl Ww. on

Nice, bright Ib. section honey, 12 a
and, 15 Ib. Ready for. shipping. G.
Nease, Marlow. <

New cropbright honey (Chunk
75 Ib. tins, $9.50; No. 10 can, $1.50
sections, 24 to es. $4.25 Del. PP.
Edenfieid, Stilmore, Rt. 1

70 lb can of bright new chunk no
11 lb.. FOB: We Js Joiner, oo



Ren OATS OR SALE
5M bu. oats in even wt. bags.
best offer for part or all, FOB or



POTATOES FOR SALE .
Irish cobblers and Bliss Red Triumy{
potatoes, 5c lb. or $2.75 bu. Wee
Goodwin, Wadley. {

; SYRUP FOR SALE pea
Pure sugar cane syrup, No. 1 gra
Guar. Cs 6 No. 10 cans, $3.60; Cs:
halves, $3.90; 10c cs. less, 5 cs. lots.
Patrick, Quitman.

VEGETABLES FOR. SALE

Ky. Wonder snap beans, cucumbe
squashes, ready. All 6 1- 2c Ib. post
paid. Money order. Mrs B P King





Rochelle, RG





Georgia Produc Want



BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Say: beans. Guote cash price, imm
iate del. Bethany Home, _Vidalia.

Exch value for peas. Write. Mr
F. Gaddis, Quitman. d

Want Soy beans. Quote price er:
send sample. M.D. Coe, Lyons. ~~

Want 5 Ib\ white crowder peas ai
Ib. Exch value. Mrs. ao B.
LacCross. oe
Want 2 bu. Unknown peas chea
cash, or exch potato Plants. ow
Douglas, Almas! =;

Want Otootan Soy beans ake B
ham peas. Pay cash or exch Duroc
hogs or honey. Send sample a pr
3 H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt.
3



FRUIT WANTED | ~

nish peaches to dry on halves, and
on halves. Party also furnishing
of cans. Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Bt. Vi

feed sacks, 100 Ib. size for 8 Ibs
dried apples, free of worms, E:
Mis. B. B . Wamble, Cairo, Rt.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WAN

Want spreading or Spanish peani
1930 crop at 3 1-2c or better. WwW.
Waddelle, Pearson. 7

Want 2 bu. imp. Spanish pea
Red or white. Send sample and 1
J. H. Newman, Pembroke, Rt.



81.
Flowers and Seed. Fe or

Allamandas, Amaia
bulbs, cannas, caladiums, Mi
Wine and. Giner lilies, Hibiscus,
ders, 8 of kind or mixed, $1 prep:
Mrs. HoK. Dunlap, Atlanta, 306 tl
ta Ave., SE. ee

Narcissi bulbs, $2.C to be a
Fall. Exch 100 for 1 doz. M.
Mrs, E. F.: Hudgins, Brem

*Boswood hedge" for sale. W:
price., stating what you want
Lyle; Tallapoosa, Rt. 1.

whi





Phlox, larkspur, 15c doz.
2 for 50c. Yellow, pink chrys.
mums 25e doz. Ferns 10c. Dahli
ver weed, 30c doz. Petunia plants

white, yellow fall pinks, 15c_ doz. F
LO Gorks 3 for 10. Exchang\





















































. Ccarcis
Market Bulletin _

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





Department Of
Agriculture |

ug ne Talmadge, Commissioner

THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1931.







red as second class matter
uary 15, 1922, at the Post Of-
pice at Atlanta, Georgia, under
e act of June 8, 1900. Accept-
or nh at Special rate of |



"OE: aye Srcduce ai ap-
admissible under
inserted one -
nm each request, and re-
ed only when request is ac-
eooned by. new copy. is no-



stand ears iMacuinery,
rs and Seed, Incubator and
mental Nursery Stock no-
; -are published in Monthly
upplement which appears on
of each





[Ce Under Legislative act the
arket Bulletin does not as-
any responsibility for any
-appearing in the Bulletin
Tal abc resulting -there- -





J

| : and Seed F or Sale,





s 25c doz. Japanese

e, white iris, verbena, 6 for 10c.
: BimEe: Jewell Doda, Alpharetta,

eee plants.
le

[o tain Laurel 5c done

lite feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
Jones, Dahlonga, Rt. 1.
ties double yeraniums,

0c rooted. Blooming Size large,
ostpaid. Yellow cannas 25c doz.
J. L. Peugh, Barnesville.

ning size rooted double pink,

| Ethel Cline, Crandall.

bee: Carrollton, Rt. 5B.



u morning
3s, marigolds, dusty miller, phlox,
ragon, zennia, daisies, 10c dozen.

t Williams, petunias, cactus, ex-
for star begonia, pimento pep-
Mrs. L. H. Coe, East-

Jonquils,
Bethlehem bulbs 50c 100. Fall

white, yellow, 35c doz. Exchange doz.

also
> and silver leaf begonias 5c cut-

altheas, 75. Pomegranate, ca-

tana, Thanksgiving cactus cuttings, 10c

large, small jew 10c doz. Giant zennia <

plants, 15c doz. Aster plants 25c doz.
Mrs. Raymond Adams, Box 81, Moul-

| trie.

1 oleander 10 ft. high, red blooms
winter and summer, $10 at home. Can
be hauled. F live at Red Hill.:Mrs. Min-
nie Argo, Carnesville.



MARKET BULLETIN
Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale



1 motor and emery wheel for sale.
Mrs. J. D. Babb, Dallas, Rt. 5.

Gasoline engine 4 h. p. light Moline
type in good cond., $25. FOB Powder
Springs. James Franklin, Powder Spgs.

Red, white dogwood, mt. ivy, push | Ga.

honeysuckles, sweet shrubs 3 for 25c.
Ladies washbowl, butter and eggs, 20c

doz. ferns 6 for 25c.. aoe postaye: Miss

Small palms, will grow very large.

| Mrs. C. EB. Fussell, Brunswick. :

15 different geraniums, 10 kinds be-

gonias, 10c ea. Exchange 15 for 1000

P. R. potato plants or purebred chicken
eggs. Prefer dark Indian game. Mrs.
POR, Wiggins, Doyle.

-Burpees pink giant -

nelia.

-Double white, red. dosanthemuns
thornless yellow roses 25c doz. plants. 2

rooted red velvet. roses 25c ea. Single

red cannas 6 for 25c. Mrs. a: H. Sul-

* Gladioli bulbs, | coleus,

dusty miller cuttings, 10c. Bernice Bel-
cher, Wadley, Ret, 1.

Begonias: Rex, star, gum, picta ro-

sea, alba picta, beefsteak, carnations,
any 5 for $1.10. Camelia japonicas,

Indica Azaleas all colors 2, $1.10. others,

write. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele.
Porch box collection: petunias,

bronze wandering jew, green jew, one

yr. old century plant, 50c.. Add post-

jage. Mrs. Luther Aderhold, Lavonia.

Carnations large double giant, red,
pink and mixed, 3 for 10c. No stamps
accepted. Mrs. Marion ~ emer; Ac-

worth, Rtz3.

Geranium cuttings, 10c ea. caannerae
jew, 1c ea. August lily bulbs, 25c ea.
Exch. named dahlia slips for . other
named dahlias: Write. Mrs. R. Q.

Blue verbena 30c doz. Sweet Will-
iams, white, pink perennial phlox, 25c
doz. Iris 6 for 30c.. Rose of Sharon
blue, white 20c ea. postpaid. Bertha
Allen, Loudsville.

Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Purple iris, orange lilies, daffodils, $2"

100 Pink hardy phiox, 50 doz. Pink
hibiscus, 50c ea. Shrubbery, write for
price. Add postage. Nancy ee deels
son, Rt. 3. Ellijay.

Daffodils, star of Bethlehem, orange
lilies, narcissi, $1 100. Purple, laven-
der iris $2 100. Golden glow, 25c doz.
Exchange. Add postage. Mollie Hen-
derson, Ellijay.

Double crimson, yellow japonica, 2
yr. old, well rooted, 25c, 6 yr. old 50c.
Iris, foxglove 35c doz. hardy phlox, 40c
Mrs. Mart Gentry, Chesley White,
and Miss C. Barrett, all-Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Hardy phlox, 25c doz. foxglove, 30c
doz. iris, 45c doz. narcissi 75c dozen.
Cherokee roses 55c doz. Well rooted,
add postage. Mrs. Charlie Duvall, Rt.
3, Box 50, Ellijay.

Purple iris, speckled blackberry lilies,

orange lilies 20c doz. Pink primroses,
purple foxglove, 15c doz. Add postage.

snapdragons,
jstrong plants, packeqd:damp moss 35c.
doz. postpaid. Miss - Mary Lewis, Cor- }

periwinkles,
Slow red cannas 6 for 10c. Zennias,
wandering jew 10c doz. Purple verbena,

One 12 1-2 h. p. gas. engine in splen-

did cond., shafting and pulleys, emery

wheel, etc., also meal grinder and feed
cutter. Dr. Morris, Forest Park, Ga.,
or 185 1-2 Mitchell St., S. W.., Atlanta.

Case 22 by 36 tiiresning machine

| complete; 2 John Deere latest model

grain binders; 2 riding cultivators; two
peanut weeders: 2 light: farm tractors,

good cond. O. K. Davis, Marshaliville. |

Overshot water wheel shaft, flang-
es, and segment for 20 ft. wheel, $25
FOB. Wz H. Hendrix, Ball Ground,
R25;

Model s. Colt. carbide plant 200 Ib.
cap. with fixtures. complete for six
rooms;. perfect. cond. Also ait cooled
gas. engine, $20.. Leonard P, Williams,
Marietta, Rt. 4.

ISG: isis: cultivator used two
seasons in perfect cond., for sale

or
exch. for milch cow. giving not less
than 1 1-2 gals" per day, or heifer to
freshen not later than July 1. H. C.
Cruce, pearerceys le, Rbco. ;

Large size enterprise meat . ender
with sausage stuffing attachments $3 or
exch for pig or 8 week old calf. No
Name, Palmetto, Ga.

2 pecan tree dusting machines, cheap
1 Chattanooga cane mill, large size,
complete; 1 Williamson stump puller
complete. All first class cond. Fred C.
Geiger, F'lintside.

One 16 qt. cap. canner for $4 or exch
for hens or fryers. Mrs. R. L. Living-
ston, Wadley, Box 104.

-Transmission parts for Fordson trac-

tor in 'good cond; roller bearings good
ae Clay L. Brown, Hartwell Ga.

One 750 Watt 1929 Delco plant $150.
J. L. Garner, Warthen, Ga.

15 H. P. engine, $2.50: Mrs. L, L. Mil-
ler, Alto, Rt. 2.

Primrose cream separator good cond.
$35. Mrs. M. E. Hughes, Tallapoosa,
Cae Ribs 3 27

Ledbetter seed planter with corn,
bean, and peanut plates\for sale or
exch. for 3 grown nannies and 1 billy
goat. A. J. Kent, Midville, Rt. 2.

One I. H. C. cutaway harrow, first
class cond. used little, $20 or exch. for
good calf, pigs, or corn. John W. Mose-
ley, Soperton, Ga: Rt. 2.

1 Cole double hopper planter, plants
two kinds of seed at same time, has no
fertilizer, attachment, perfect working
order, $12 FOB or $13 del in Ga. H. V.
Haranis, Wiley.

One 75 bbl. ee system roller mill;
one 40 bbl. and one 15 bbl. Midget mill;
one 30 bbl. Turbine one. 40 h. p. crude
oil engine for sale J W McDonald,
Smithville, Ga Box 76

Gasoline engine 1 1-2 hp. good cond
$25 or exch for baby chicks, hens, or
oa E. O. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box

Fordson tractor, A-1 shape, $150; one
dbl. section harrow, 24-18 in. disc, $35;

Thursday, June 4, 1931,

Exch. for grade heifers. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin.

McCormack Deering 2 horse walking
cultivator, $25 cash. Will not ship.
Come after it. Used part of 3 seasons.
Jas. H. Linn, Rydal, Rt. 2.

Moline tractor and disc plow with

some extra parts; good mower and
rake, Sell or trade for chickens, =
breed. J. S. Gober, Griffin.



~- Second-Hand Machinery
Wanted

Want a used hay baler, either power
or horse driven, in good cond and rea-
sonable. Write what you have. Geo.
T. Trawick; Linton, Ga.



Exch Honey Drip syrup cane seed at

$1.50 bu. in part for a Fowler cultiva- {
tor. E. P. Mason, Lithonia, Rt. 1. :
Want good tractor, also parts for
Moline tractor. R. F. Dewberry,
worth, Ga. :

Want water system in good cond.
reasonable. J. Blasingame, Jersey. |

Exch milch cow or big bone P. C. sow
for a tractor disc harrow. Jesse Car-
penter, Tifton, Rt. 7. j

Want to exch.. one roll of ieee :
wire, heavy, for equal value. I. F, Rowe
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR. SALE

2 pure bred Jersey heifers, 3 yrs.

old. Ea. fresh in, $30 each at my barn.

A. N. Adams, Elberton. R 9.
2 Grade J. cows, fresh, 3 and 4 gal. |

butter accordingly, $40 and $50; 2

heifers, $12 and: $15; 6 mo. bull, $10.





At my barn. J. T. Chatman, Frank-
lin: : < ze
8..1-2 gal. cow, cream col. Jersey,

freshen 7-15th June. Reasonable. 4
mi. west of Buford on Cumming High-
way. Guy Benefield, Buford. R. 4.

3 good milch cows; 1 now fresh with
4th calf; $40; 1 due June 24th and 1

July 10th, $50 each. xX D, Sanders, a

Eatonton.

7 fine Jersey cows, first calf, Hor-
ace T. George, Eatonton. Box 164.

4.gal. Jersey cow, fresh, for sale. A.
M. Aiken, Newborn. :
2 milch cows, tirst calf. Reason-

able. W.-C. Wiley, Lula. R 1.

Fresh, Reg. Jersey cow, second calt
$65 at barn. R. J. Paris, Dallas. R. 1.

20 yearling steers, av. wt. about 400
lbs.
Thrifty cond. 5c lb. FOB. here.
S. Rasberry, Andersonville.

18 young Jersey or Guernsey heifer
yearlings, over half of them bred to
J. bull. $900 for the 18 head. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore.

Good milch cow with 3rd calf, fresh
in, 3 gal. and over lb. butter. Sell or



trade. Fred Gardiner, Homer. Box 28.



10 H. Western Electric motor, new, $100

Acr |

*Common stock but smooth stuff. <
OW eo

rose lantanas, 25c. Canary
for 25c. Lilac, red flowering
Mrs. J. a Boyett, Norris





























Mrs. Sidda Southerland, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

- Purple, yellow iris, hardy phlox, fox-
glove 25c doz. Climbing pak Boe cut-
White vinca plants, 10 doz. Salmon His et pals ee

ee ane nee. ee Double yellow kerria japonicas 3 for





LICENSE OF PRODUCE FIRM REVOKED
UNDER PERISHABLE COMMODITIES ACT

_|50c. Double zennias, butter and eggs
white, yellow, white and 12 | 20c doz. Shasta daisies 2 doz. 25. add 2
crowder peas, potato slips, | 5 Postage. Ruby Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. I want to call the attention of Georgia melon
ite feed sacks. Russie Wea-|3 Box 5%. growers to the fact that the license of Burton & Briel,

Mixed perennial peas 10c spoonful.
White, variegatd violets 10c doz. daf-
fodils, narcissi 15c doz. Purple iris 20c
doz. 2 kinds green jew, 9c doz. John
Wilson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ;

20 varieties iris 60c doz. 6 cannas 40c
doz. 12 varieties mums, 2 different vio-
lets, daisies, 2 doz. 15c. Shasta dais-
} ies, verbena, 20c doz. Mrs. Henry El-
ler, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ce :

Summer phlox, 9 colors 25c doz. fox-
glove dahlias, $1 doz. hardy phlox, 75c
doz. Grape leaf begonia, 15c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. F. M. Turner, Cleveland,
Rt. 4.

. Purple iris hedge rooted $1 100. weep-
ing willow cuttings 50c 100. Strawberry
: plants 25c, 100.. Add postage. Willa
Mae Ralston, Ella Gap.

- Jonquils $3.25 M red flowering quince
tings, jonquils, daffodils,|$1 doz. Golden bell, creeping myrtle,

Winder, Rt. 1. -

le red, white, pink, salmon ge-
rooted, 10c; ;-cuttings 5c..Mari-
ias, sweet pepper plants, 10c
postage. Exchange. Mrs. P.

stwich, Bluffton.

S geranium cuttings 30c. Red
ed, Boston fern, Leopard be-
-Christmas smoke cactus,
justicia, green jew cuttings |
M Grady Fraser, Gaines-

iS, daffodil bulbs, $1 100. Mrs.
ander, Jefferson, Rt. 4. .
, 25 lavender, 8 blue, 8 pink,
ge aniums, 5c ea., 6 for 25e. add
Mrs. J. # Hardeman, Winter-

Inc., Richmond, Va., watermelon dealers, has been re-
voked by the U. S. Department of Agriculture, acting
under authority of the Perishable Agricultural Com-
modities Act.
It seems that among other things, Burton & Briel,
Inc., colleeted a loss and damage claim of $35.00 on
a car of watermelons shipped by Mr. J. H. Allen, of
Fort Valley.. Burton & Briel, Inc., failed to credit or
_ pay over to the shipper any part of the $35.00.
Melon growers should investigate thoroughly all
commission merchants who solicit their shipments. If
you are ever in doubt, write me and I will let you know ce
about the reliability. of the various commission mer- oe

chants.
Tilda Lang, RFD, Box 18 | ladies washbowl, mums, daisies, prim = is 2 =~ EUGENE TALMADGE.
a Lang, ; Box adies w. Ww. aisies, prim- 4 So sree *
eee - .| roses, iri8, orange lilies, red cannas 40c Sees pee mS Commissioner of Agriculture.

sgonia, Salmon sul-! doz. Mrs. popu 2 Okman. | tee - a Af se






a bushes 10c ea. pink, yel-
ic doz. Exchange for rooted

















































































hursday, June 4, 1931.



cows; 1 freshen. about July 1st;
October Ist; bull, about 2: yrs.
heifer, fresh sometime this yr.
T. B. tested. Good stock. J. C.
oe Braselton.

rsey cow, fresh in and right in
way. Sell or exch for _ heifers.
D. Putnam, Curryville.

lack J. cow, 3rd calf, 6 wks. old.
ng 2 gal. on grass; more with good
45:cash, or 75 Leghorn hens, or
pullets. Chris King, Forest Park

on. 3rd calf. Giving milk. $75; fine

sh at barn. E.O. Jolley, Atlanta,
Box 279.

mos old. $12.50 and $10 at barn.
in part for corn. H. B. Moore,
isville.
_bred, Reg. Hereford Cattle,
E. T. Boswell, Siloam.
ad ersey baby calves from high
ducing dams of popular blood lines.
Party pay transportation. vas
Janiel, Hogansville.
bull calf, 10 wks. old, $25. Ed
oe, Carrollton. gs
HOGS FOR SALE



n September. Wt. 300 lbs. for
A. N. Adams, Elberton. R 9.
ynoroughbred Duroc J. female

. H, A. Kitchens, Mitchell.
horoughbred Duroc 2 1-2 mos, old
. $4 each; $7 pr. FOB, J. J. Da-
m, Pineview.

pure bred Straight Nose Berk-
Pigs, ready June 20th, at 6 wks.
q or $12. reg. Dorsey Martin,

XS



- HOGS FOR SALE _

C. and Duroc Jersey, half and half
ock, 12 wks. old. Treated, $5 ea.
Money order. Mrs. H. A. Hum-
sy, Mitchell.

uroc J. boar pigs, 4 mos old, 60 to
lbs. ea. Immune for life. Reg. in
ers name, $12.50 each; $24 for 2.

mpshire 100 lb. gilt, $9."
le, Demorest. |
ure-S.:; P.-C; pigs for sale;
wi 1, Siloam.

J] ES AND MULES FOR SALE
fule- for sale or exch. for sheep.
rge Sutton, Tifton.

3 medium Size mule, $65, or
Live 3 mi. north of Stilson.
G. Beasley, Stilson.

W. R.
Bie che





; EP AND GOATS FOR SALE
goat of good breed for sale or

de for pony. Joe Kirk, 313 High-

m lambs for breeding, by Reg.
uthdown ram, out of close- grade
thdown ewes. es 1st del. $12 to

-hornless -milk goat. Ist kidding;
3 mos. old kids. From reg. Tog-
urg and Nubian. 1-2 gal. on pas-
= oo for the 3, Crated.- L; -N.
n, Abbeville.

pair Nubian. Sire reg. Female not
/ mos old, $25 FOB for both. Mrs.
Ey and, Atlanta, 253 Sydney St.



RABBITS FOR SALE
ire bred Chinchillas, .$5 pr.
DeLos Turner, Griffin. R C.
imited. number ped. N. Z. Reds.
nd Whites. Young stock from reg.
winning parentage. $5 pr. Write
urther information. Mrs. W. A.
er, Broxton.
pr. Belgium Hares, $5; Chin. doe,
Exp. paid Ga.. No personal
iks. G. C. Bryant, Buena Vista. R 8.

Will

healthy. Up to standard. 2 1-2
Os. old, $3 pr. Harold Smith, Bax-

wn does, 1 bred, 3 six mos old,
W. buck, 6 two mos old. All Chin-



horoughbred Red Jersey, Freshen

er from this cow, nearly 8 mos old |

.eifers, black tongue and- switch |

ine, pure bred Berkshire oe |

wks. old. Wt. 35-40 lbs. each,

|be bargain.

3 shipping point. L. M. Kennedy,

|Z. Whites from Reg. stock, Ped.



chillas. Ped. $15. Must sell. Forrest ,

Green, East Point, 510 Ga. Ave.

4 Chinchilla bucks. Can be reg. Good
cond. Sell or trade. Dillard Munford,
Cartersville,

Fine Chinchilla does, Ped. and sub.
to reg. 15 mos. old. $2: 25 each; few
youngsters, $1 ea. Chin. and N, Z.
Whites. Mrs. Annie Tanner, Wrens.

Stahls stock, Ped. does, bred or

Open. $3; 18 mos. old buck} $3: 6 wks.
to 3 mos. old, -$1. AL iL. Heape,
Nashville.
' Gold Cert. Chineniltes: sub. = reg.
Bred does $5; younger does and bucks,
at. reasonable price. J. i. Weing, a
burn.

Oscar Cantrell, Cornelia. R 1.

ae Live Stock Wanted |

CATTLE WANTED.
Want 4 or 5 wks. old heifer calf: Jer- '
sey or Guernsey, or cross between. Exc
Portorican or Trumph potato plants or
Ming beans. Rufus Merriman, Lyons,
Want Jersey, Guernsey and Hol-
stein heifers. Must be ent. to reg.
John L. Harper, Jr., Decatur. R . i

~ HOGS WANTED :
Want 6 or 8 - 6 wks. old pigs. Quote

best price, FOB. JA. M.. Aiken, New-
born.

Want to buy 2 es wt. 50 - 176 Ibs.
P. C: or Berkshire, or the 2 mixed.







| Quote what you have and cash price.

Joe Bryant, Gillsville, Rt. 1.

Exch red skin Portorican plants and
Chinchilla buck, well grown and good

| quality for small pig or for turkey eggs.

Write at once. Mrs. Eva Belcher, Wad-
ley, Bhoals

Exch 2 pr. Chinchillas, 18 mos old,
does bred (Cost $2 each), for nice shoat
50 or 60 lbs. Ea. pay express. Jim Hale
Doyle.

Exch. P, R. ne plants for pr.
Berkshire pigs. . F. Stair, Valdosta.

HORSES AND MULES. WANTED >
~ Want Shetland pony or horse. Must

Joe. Kirk, Atlanta. 338
oes Road,





SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want grown goats. State number,

price and where you live. R. J. Har-
ris, Collins.

Want prices on 15 to 25 common
range nannie goats and 1 billy. Must
be healthy and thrifty. Quote FOB
Fitzgerald. J. W. Thompson, Fitzger-
ald, P. O. Box 506.

Want several female goats. Any
breed. Within 100 miles of Darien,
Ga. State breed and price. Resident
of Ga. S. L. Calfee, Columbus, Ohio.
659 Linwood Ave. :

RABBITS AND PIGEONS WANTED
Want 1 Carneaux cockerel pigeon.

Will not accept Splashed | Carneaux.

Ruben Kimbrough, Chipley, Box 36.

Want White and Ringneck doves.
State what you have and price. Will
trade Golden Sebright bantam eggs.



Want 1 pr: rabbits in exchange for
pigeons. H. L. Kesler, Baxley.

Poultry For Sale





. ANCONAS

MARKET BULLETIN. eS

1 pr. Chinchillas from reg. stock, $2; FE
/2 mixed, $1 pr. 1 black and 1 white.

jold, 60c each, also baby turkeys and

Geo. Austin, Atlanta, 356 Moreland Ave.






































PAGE SEVEN_
oe spearmint plants, 50c C. tafe. Ze
M. Story, Thomson.

Black walnut kernels, 65 Ib. and
postage; white garlic bulbs, 15c Ib. and
postage. Exch for nice dried apples at
121-2c lb. Mrs. J. N. Sor. ouch
son, mite a. S

_ Poke root, 20 Ib: Sassafras, 15 I :
Heart leaves, 20c lb. Add postage.
Miss Addie Yates, Carrollton.

30 Ibs. tint cotton for sale or eh.
D. E. McDaniel, Luxomni. S

Wild cherry bark, black haw, Sas-
safras root and bark, all green, 15 lb;
green poke root, 20c lb. Odell Kelle

~

|Chickamauga, Rt. 1. See ie

Star Grass root, 50c 1b; align roo
35 lb; red maple seed, 1931 crop, 35c
lb. All clean and dried. Add postage.
Mrs. H. F. Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Yellow root, sassafras, 15 1b. White
birch bark, wild cherry, 25c Ib; pepper-
mint, 25c oz. Add postage. ie 3.
Walker, Mineral Bluff. ae

Good, air cured chewing. tabaneue 20 .
lb. Add postage. S. A. Deaver, Blaits-
Ville, Ri3. os

Flue cured enneca 10 Tb. Mrs.
Ralph M. Bennett, Surrency.

Eight 8 Ib. lard buckets and lids, ri
six 4 lb. 40c; 8 100 lb. sugar sacks, clean
$1. Mrs. Cliff Rogers, Thomaston.

Grub root, 35 1b; _ yellow and rattle
root, 25c 1b; sassafras, "206: 1b.<2
green. Blood root and Mayapple root
35c lb. Mrs. Annie Waiters, eunhe
Ville; Rt. 1.-

Ginseng, 3 bunches, 25c; 8Silcod vee
35 lb. Grub, 30c; yellow, 20-4 Mrs.
ees Grindle, Murrayville, Rue i es

Yellow Root, Queen of the Meadow,
Red Alder, Sassafras, Grub, 25c 1b;
cherry tree, 2 ft. high, 25c each; Mrs. a
Louisa Blaylock, Ellijay, Rt. 3. - ms

Large white feed sacks, 8c ea. del or
100 del. for $7.50. Mrs. W. B. Autry, 8
LaCross.

Green poke root, 10 1b; sassafras.
and yellow root, 18c dbs. Prepaid.<in
lots of 5 or more lbs. Alva Ferguson,
Cornelia, Rt. 5.

800: pieces 8 x 10 inch glass. Good for.
Hot House or anything else. No flaws
Sell, or exch for any farm products
What have you? Walter Hunnicutt
Tallulah Falls. ie

New duck and geese feathers, $1 Ib.
10 lbs. $9 postpaid. Mrs. T. K.. Moo!
Canton, Rt. 3.

Yellow. root, 30c; red oak bark, 30c:
Devils Shoe string. 3 plants 25c; grub
root, 35c. John Blackwell, Cleveland.

Best grade Leaf tobacco, for chewing,
20c Ib. FOB. Lilla Campbell, Surren-
cy.

Tobacco, chewing and smoking. Best
grade, 20c lb. C. L. Fetter, Surrency.

Sweet leaf tobacco, best grade, 20c Ib
In 5 and 10 Ib. boxes. Mrs. Ruth Spi-
vey, Surrency. :

95 sacks, most all cotton seed meal
and hull sacks. $5 for lot. Mrs. D
Whiddon, Chula. es :

13 Ibs. good, home made tobacco, 20c
lb. Exec. for dried peaches or apples
W. S. A. Beckworth, Baxley. pote

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED aos
Want Ginseng and Golden Seal root:
Send sample and cash price. Mrs. T.
P. Chastain, Dalton, Rt. 6. =
_ Exch value $10 for meat, hams, shoul-
ders, etc. P. R. potato plants or pigs.
Write. J. E. . Young, Locust, Grove, Bae
i

GAMES :
4 Dark Cornish March hatch cock-
erels, pure bred, $1 ea. 2 for $1.75.
Gordon Strickland, Royston.

Pure Pit bames, Ginn red and Black
breaster red crossed. Young ptock.,
Pullets and stags, -$1,25 each; $3.50
trio; trio April hatch Black Greys, $4.-
50 FOB. _ Jasper Floyd, Canon. |



HAMBURGS. .

Silver Spangled Hamburg cookers
direct from Iowa. $1.25 each, FOB.
George T. Northcutt,: Jr., Marietta,
108 Sessions St. 3

LEGHORNS

2 pure bred S. C. W, L. eke, 8
wks. old, 90c each; 4 same age, not so
nice, - 15C ea. FOB. No chks:.. S. F.
Beard, Graham. Box 164..

300 Tancred W. L. hens, March 1930.
hatch. 85c each, FOB. A. T, -Sher-
wood, Macon. 2410 Forsyth Road. gt

120 Tancred S. C. W. L. hens. March
and April.1930 hatch. Laying 80 eggs

per day. 90c each for lot. Come with
Prick or will ship. R. N. Wright. Alto.

: MINORCAS
i pure bred Minorca rooster, about.
1 yr. old. sf. 50. -Mrs.. Annie Tanner,
Wrens.







~ MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

125 mixed chicks, mostly Reds, Gi-
ants and Barred Rocks. 4 wks. old.
Healthy and thrifty, 20c each, Mrs.
E. H. Smith, Cochran: RS.





_ - PIGEONS
8 old Gaahibned pigeons, 25c ea. W.
S.A. Beckworth, Baxley.
White Kings. Best of strains.
Red and Yellow. Carneaux. Show
Bird str. Mated prs. or single. Rea--
ih J. H. Deaton, Columbus. Box

- Also



TURKEYS
pure M. B. turkeys: 15 almost 7 wks.

eggs for sale.
Gainesville. R. 8.

Poultry Wanted as

BARRED ROCKS WANTED
Want B. R. pullets for breeders.
Must be early hatched, true type and
color. State strain and best price.

Resident of Ga. S. L. Calfee, Colum-
bus; Ohio. 659 Linwood Ave.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
WANTED
Exc. trio White Flemish Giant rab-
bits for 8 pure bred hens, or heavy
breed chicks. Value rabbits, $10. S.
B. Beard, Graham. Box 164.

TURKS, ETC., WANTED
Want 3 large Blue Toulouse geese:
I gander and 2 geese. James R. Da-
vis, Thomaston.
Exc. $5 value for ducks, or guineas
or chickens. S. F, Beard, Graham.
Box 164.

Mrs. G. L. Dorsey,













Misceliensce For Sale



Sweet Flue cured tobacco, smoking
and chewing, 10c Ib. J. O. Stewart,
Baxley, Rt. 45 a

Sweet flue cured baces 10 lb. L.
J. Boatright, Baxley, Rt. 4. pes
Fine, med. and coarsely ground oy-
ster shell for chickens, $1 per 100 Ibs.
FOB. W. A. Smith, Savannah, 102 E.
Bay St.
Cotton feed sacks, unwashed 7c each





100 pure bred Ancona 1 1-2 lb. fry-
ers. About 50-50 ea: roosters and pul-
lets.
Michen, Hiram. R 2.



BANTAMS

Ped. Golden Sebrights, young stock,
$3.50 pr. and up; Cornish Game ban-
tams, etc. Robt. Clark, 177 Boule-
vard Ave. Macon,

6 pr. Golden Sebrights, 3 mos. old,
$11, $2.50 pr., trio grown ones, $4.75.
All FOB. Exc. rooster with party pay-
ing exp. chgs. Olin Moore, Madras.

Pure bred Buff Cochin bantam roo-
ster, $1. Exc. for 1 same breed, or 1
Speckled guinea rooster. Ea. del.
John Wallace, Greensboro. RFD.

Pure bred Brown L. bantam 4 mos.
old rooster, $1 or exc. Herbert. Hall,



Soperton. C-o G. Ws Sammond.



Make best offer FOB. C. E. Mc=.

Will can jams, jellies, ato on halves
Party to furnish sugar and cans. Mr,
R. E. MGs On telat Rib. Ree a



plus postage. R. E. Parrish, Valdosta.
Peach and pear preserves, 50c gal;





NOTICE TRUCK GROWERS AND FARMERS

+ We invite you to park your trucks free of
2 ee for limited time on our spacious well light-

ed lot which is well advertised to the merchants of
Atlanta.

eee

Trinity Avenue Plas Lot A = oe
258 Trinity Avenue, Atlanta, Georgia __
seeeeen Spry % Se Sts.)























































__PAGE EIGHT : |

t

_ Georgia Products For Sale



- BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Best var. cream Sugar Crowders, $6
bu; 1-2 bu. $3.75; $2.25 peck; 20c Ib.
Postpaid. wo S. Bartley, West, Point.
6 bu. Unknown peas, 95 per cent pure
and sound, $1.75 bu FOB; $10.50 for lot.
L. E. Godhee, Sardis.
10 bu. Tillman Clays for hay, $2.25
bu. FOB. W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.
Few more bu. Mathews Imp. Soys.
_ Recleaned, $4 bu. FOB. No order less
than 1-2 bu. C. L. Little, Forsyth, Rt.
3. : |
- 20 bu. Unknown peas, $2.50 bu. Best
quality. J.C. Sanders, Vienna, Rt. 3. a
_ 15 bu. Unknown peas, dry and sound,
$2 bu. FO.B J. C. Lewis, Millen, Rt.~A.
Parker, Woodcliff. - Se ag
Some fine Sugar Crowders, cream
7 Ibs. $1; 25 or more lbs. 1@ 1b. B.R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch. oe
New Eras, mixed with brown Whips.
Sound, no weevils. Best var. for hay.
treated for blight. Dbl. sacked, $2.50
bu. -E. O. Owens, Shady Dale.
20 bu. Brab peas, $2.75 bu; 10 bu.

Trons, $2.50. Party pay postage. R.
T. Randall, Lavonia. R 3.
-Good Brabham. peas, $2.65; No. 1

Laredo Soys, $3.75; Otootans, $4; Bi-
oxi Soys, some damaged. Limited
supply. D. C. Strother, Ft. Valley.
250 bu. sound, mixed peas,in 2 1-2
bu. bags. $1.75 bu. FOB. 1 sack or all.
C. F. Parker, Dublin.
- 1929 Laredos, 15-20 bu. $1.60 bu. Lot,
$1.50 bu. 6 bu. Mathews Soys, 1930
crop. Sound. $3; 8 bu. Mathews, few
damaged, $2.75; 5 bu: Biloxis, $2.10.
Lee Blackwell, Calhoun,
_ 2 1-2 bu. Brabs, clean and sound,
without weevils, $2.25 bu. FOB. J. A.
Milford, Ball Ground.

+ BUTTER FOR SALE
4 to 6 lbs. good; fresh yellow butter
aes 1-2 lb. molds, 25c postpaid.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. Hattie Wof-
ford, Gainesville. Rt. 3. .
- Fresh J. butter. 3 lbs. a week. 30c ib.
del. Mrs. E. E. Thornton, Bowdon R 1.





CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE
_ Good: slipped shuck corn, 80 lbs. to

bu. $1.10 bu. E. O. Owens, Shady Dale.
~ Corn in ear, ic lb. FOB at barn.
Truck or car load, 5 mi. north Ft: Val-
-_ ley, just off Macon Road.
comb, Jr., Ft. Valley.
_ 5 bu. Mexican June corn, 3 1-2 bu.
_ pure Blue, 1 1-2 bu. Blue and White.
65c pk. $2.50 bu. $11 for lot. No chks.
_ Leo Shaw, McDonough, Rt. 4.
-~ Blue Mexican June 80c pk. $2.40 bu.
del. Blue and White mixed, 70c pk.,
\ $2.30 bu. R. T. Huff, Bishop, Box 23.
Imp. white Dent seed corn, 75c pk.
$2.50 bu. Exch. What have you? R. E.
- Pope, Tallapoosa.
- Shelled corn in even wt. bags, weevil
_ free, 85c; ear corn, practically free of
- weevils, 75c. Both FOB cars here. F.
-L. Beasley, Reidsville.
Mexican June corn, Blue and White,
- $2:50- bu; 75c pk. FOB. J. Robt, Ad-
ams, Mansfield. fs :
2 M. bu white milling corn. Octo-
ber del.. G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.
| FRESH AND, CURED MEATS _
Country cured, Hickory smoked meat,
hams, 30c Ib. Shoulders, 20c lb. R. C.
a8 as 7 a : \e



ouch, Turin. SE ees
- Oak smoked meat, sides or should-
Collins, Whigham.
- Smoked Bacon, none
80c 1b; sides, 20c; shoulders, 15c.. W.
W. Williams, Quitman. :

- Shirley, Alto, Rt: 2. - -

-. Bancroft seed oats, pure, $1 bu. W.
.W Williams, Quitman. ~ eee
- New, bulk oats and vetch, well cur-
ed. $14 ton. Send: for truck load. D.
C. Strother, Ft. Valley.
pe -3% ~ By ee 3 n






. M. Jennings,

Mrs. F. R. Virtcent, Fruitland. =

50 bu. Tillman peas, $2.25 bu. Ww. M.

and speckled. Culled and dbl. cleaned, | Vie24-

| . 35 Ibs. sound seedling pecans, 10 Ib.

-Timmerman, Bronwood: = ~ oS

lins, Whigham.

Whigham. :

-rency. j

W. A. Hol-,

| Waddell, Shadydale, Rt. 1.

ers, $17 per C; Hams, $25 C. Malvin}p. Strannon, Alma, Ga,

better Hams,

: k | Edison, Ga.., =
_, 24 Ib. ham meat, 25c Ib. Mrs. Nora

* |shape. Also want churn, milk cans,
-|Separator and other dairy supplies.
Pay cash. Quote.

GRAIN FOR SALE .-
Jr., Decatur. R 1.



d wheat straw,

=





MARKET BULMET IN 6





HAY AND OAT STRAW FOR SALE
3 tons oat hay. No 1 quality, $27

ton;,2 tons oat straw, $15 ton. W. D.

Watson, Loganville.

HONEY; BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES.
FOR SALE J
Pure Ext. honey, 6 - 10 lb. pails to
cs.. $6.30; 2 - 10 Ib. $2.75 postpaid; 1 -
10 Ib. $1.50 postpaid; 6 - 10 lb. Chunk, |
$7.25 FOB. Jno. A. Crummey, Doc-
tortown. e ca ed.
Pure, bright new honey, $1. gal. in
gal cans, FOB. ,C. J.-Jones, Coffee.

Some, fresh Chunk honey. Reason-
able price. Mrs. D. Whiddon, Chula. |.
_ Pure Ext. honey in 5 lb. pails, $1 del. | |



5 cans Strained honey, 75 Ib. each,
10 lb. Just taken from gum, W. J. |
Morgan, Stillmore.

: S

OATS FOR SALE oe
- 100.bu. seed oats, 50c bu. Buford Carr

Sy
v:



PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

3 Ibs. large Stewarts, $1. Miss Belle



POTATOES FOR SALE
Nebraska Red potatoes, fresh, $1.50.
bu. Will exch. B. B. Morgan, Clyo.



SYRUP -FOR SALE,
Pure Ga. Cane syrup, 12 1-2 gal.
cans to cs. $4.25 per cs. Malvin Gol-

Strictly A-1 pure Ga. Cane syrup in
es. of 12 half gal. $3-75.. J-l. Ponder,



VEGETABLES FOR SALE
White multiplying onions, ready to
eat or set. 40c gal. 3B. B. Morgan,

Clyo. 2 :

Georgia Products Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Exe. potato plants for Brab, or any
good hay peas. J. R. Thomas, Sur-





Want 6-8 bu. pure and sound Otoo-
tan beans. State best price. B. M.
Couch, Albany.

Want Otootan Soy beans. Send price

and sample. S. A: Kennedy, Pavo.
Want 2 or more bu. Unknown pea

seed. Quote best price. J. M.Lee, Ma-

nor. oe



HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
; WANTED
Would like to get 3 bee hives com-
plete with bees del. my residence.
Please communicate with Mrs. Gordon
Burnett, Atlanta, 3396 Peachtree Road,
Phone Cherokee 2426.



PEANUTS AND PECANS WANTED

Want some peanuts. Send sample
and price. John H. Combs, Stephens,
Riel:



SYRUP WANTED
Want to buy gal and half gal. cans
of pure Ga. Cane No. 1 syrup. Quote
lowest. prices. J. H. Leverett, Parrott, |:
Ried: ;

Second-Hand Machinery
~ Wanted 4

Want 1M gal. cypress water tank.
Must be cheap and-in good cond. S. A.



-.Want 1. International hay press. J.

- Want water tank cap. not less than
2500 gals; also-steel tower. G. D. Fain,
Want Feed Mill. Must be in good|

John L. Harper,



EGGS WANTED
Want 30 eggs from pure bred Black
Game hens. Will exc. collard, toma-
to or cabbage plants, or pay cash. W. |.

re









J Morgan, Stillmore.
me RAS



- methods of management.

' mals on our farms and ranches:

-_ uses only the very best type of herd Sires that is possible for him to

ments.

are buying. Lets remember that the bull has a chance to stamp

\ the long run. The calves that have been winning the Beef Product-

- can be done is by the use of good purebred sires.

- the highest prices.

because they are: ,

THE ADVANTAGES OF PUREBRED CATTLE

The Livestock Industry needs 1931 models of livestock and 1931

It must keep step with other competitive

industries. I must abandon the methods which have become obso-

lete and uneconomical. We have today two types of obsolete ani
()*! Scrub and Grade Sires.

_ (2) Inferior Type of Purebred, Sires. ~
(1) ScrubGrade Sires vs Purebred Sires. fa
In a test conducted the past winter at Oklahoma A. & M., Col-
lege at Stillwater, using Scrub and Purebred Sires on Scrub Dams ~
the results secured demonstrate clearly the economical superiority of
the Purebred Sires over the Scrub Sire when used on the same Kind
of Scrub Cows. The table following gives the details: os

Scrub Dams



Scrub Dams _

Scrub Sires- Purebred Sires
Average. Dally rains on ee 5 1.76 lbs. 1.99. Ibst
Gain to produce 100 lb. Gain ~--.478.00 Ibs. 392.00 Ibs.
Cost) of 100. Grain eo 2316 Ips. $6.38

Results: Greater Gains. (.23 of a pound per. head per day). Less =
Grain to produce 100 pounds of gain (86 pounds less grain) and
cheaper cost of 100 lbs. gain. ($1.32 Less cost of 100 pound gain).

Another survey made by the, Okla. A. &.M, College shows that
the selling price of cows by purebred Hereford Sires average $62.50,
yearlings $52.85 and calves $31.25. Cows by Grade Bulls averaged
$49.00, yearlings, $34.00 and Calves $25.65. These figures show that



cows by purebred bulls brought 27.5 per cent more than those of.

grades, yearlings 52.5 per cent
those by grade bulls. ;

These same figures would hold true any day on any central live-
stock market in the Stocker & Feeder Division. Price quotations
range from $4.00 to $8.00 depending upon the quality. Take two
steers of the sameweight (500 pounds) for example, one selling at _

more and calves 22 per cent more

- $5.50 per cwt. or $27:50 per head, the other selling at $7.50 or $37.50

per head or a difference of $10.00 per steer. This amount is very |

- conservative but shows the value of the use of good sires. If 100 A
cows were kept, it would make a difference of. $1000.00 in return to ._
say nothing about the difference in weight of the two calves at the
same age. The difference is due to quality. Quality is the result.
of the use of good purebred sires. Feeders are demanding good
quality calves to put in their feed lots. : :

Good Breeding Pays Dividends oe
Compared with Scrubs, Wellbred Beef Steers:
(1). Make more rapid gain than Scrub steers.
(2). Mature earlier. a ;
(3). Furnish a higher percentage of dressed carcass.
(4).. Produce a greater proportion of more valuable cuts of meat.
(5). Have less internal fat. eee
(6). Yield a carcass having a higher quality of meat. . S
(7). Greater earning ability. = : sas -

(2) Inferior Type of Purebred Sire

There are many justifiable planes of beef cattle production. The oF
plane that a breeder is on will depend upon the type and quality of _
females he maintains. The breeder with the choice breeding herd

secure. Likewise the breeder with an ordinary herd of females
should only use the best type of bulls that is possible for him to secure
under his system of management and operating conditions. If such
a practice is followed the results will be a gradual grading up of the
cow herd by keeping the best heifers produced each year for replace-



( Today there are too many farmers and breeders who are letting
price alone determine the type and kind of Purebred Sire that they _

his qualities on a large number of calves each year. If he is a bull
of the right kind he will transmit his likeness to his offspring. If |
he is a bull of an undesirable type these same undesirable qualities
will likewise be found in his calves. It has often been said that a
good bull is half the herd and that a scrub bull or inferior bull is
the.whole herd. The factors that should be taken into consideration
in addition to price in the buying of a bull or type, smooth covering
of natural flesh, individuality and quality. One should not let a
few dollars stand in his way in the purchasing of a good Hereford |
Bull whether it be of use on purebred cows or grades for the pro- 4
duction of beef. The good type Hereford Bull is the cheapest in. Jf

ion Contest in Missouri, Kansas, Minnesota and North Dakota in ~
1980 were sired by Purebred Hereford Sires of the eight type, with
quality. ze Oia

The main objective in handling a cow herd is the production of .
calves. In order to secure the greatest returns from these cows, the
ealves must of the right type with quality and the only way this
s Hereford calves
because of their uniformity of type and color have been commanding

: seas

As the cattle tick is gradually being pyshed back toward the Gulf _
of Mexico, farmers and ranchers in Alajama, Florida, Georgia, and
Louisiana should consider strongiy the use of good blood in the im- q
provement of their native cattle. The Hereford is the Beef Breed :





Readily adapted to all conditions.

Hardy, Healthy and Disease resistant

Prolific and Prepotent breeders - a
Early maturing and easy keepers : ee
Market tappers and satisfactory cate
- Note: 'Bhe above article was compiled by Mr. John J. Cummings, _
coe S. Cummings and Sons, Hereford breeders, of Donaldsonville, -

| Mr. Cummings writes with authority, and we feel sure that the



above article will be of general interest.

Aa





rsday, June 4, 1931.

d-Hand Machinery
For Sale

etz grinding mill, good as new;
boiler and eng. for sale, FOB. Dr.
Alston, Richland. =



orne Reaper and Binder. Never.

but few days, $50 at shed. F, C.
bben, Cooledge. :

etric churn, 5 gal. cap. Good cond.
$40; sell, $5. Mrs. Wiley S. Ans-
ecatur, 212 So. Candler St.

ge size Cutaway harrow, large
er plow and Corn Dropper, $20 at
ome. Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayette-

Cormick Wheat Binder. Good
heap, or trade for anything
. James V. Keith, Canton.
aulic Ram, $15; 1 Grist mill,
Light plant, $35; 1 Anvil and
s, $10 or exch. C.J. Burton, Col-
ark, Rt. 2.

omy King cream separator, No.

very little. Suitable up to 5

. Mrs. S. M. Smith, Barnes-
Rites. = 2

ernational Riding cultivator, No. 4

nly 2 days. $20 for quick sale;

ordson with latest equipment.

S new. Bargain. J. P. Dunbar,

2 5 E ;
sam Jet and 300 ft. piping, 3-4 x
. $10. C. M. Shelley, Cave Springs
jlliston peanut picker; 1 Sterling
hresher, $50 each. Good cond. J.
rker, Millen.
ide plant, good cond. Fitted up
. Enough for 2 homes. Rea-
Sid Griffeth, Tate.

$35 or exch. Also Cotton King
way harrow, 20 in. disc. First class
d, $25. R. S. Parham, Greenville.
hn Deere binder for sale in good
bargain price. E, S. Roach,
Crags. =
e Primrose cream separator size
1 in good cond., $12 FOB. A. J.
t, Dallas, Rt. 2.
bide light plant for sale or exch
anything of equal value, cows or
preferred. . Mrs. S. L. Roberts,
oyston, Rt. 1.
One 40 HP G. E. motor, _ starter,
tech complete for sale. J. C. Bagwell,
Gra



ate style Fordson tractor, never
un, fully equipped, $550 FOB

n; 1 No. 4 1. H. C. riding culti-

good as new, $20 for quick sale.

Farmer, Newnan, Ga.

n cradle in good cond. $2.50 or
hn for peas at market price; deep
ell pump, 100 ft. galvanized pipe, $9 or
ch for peas at market price. Tom

or, used very little, to exch for
| value. Write if interested. La-
iar Meadows, Lyons, Ga. Rt. A.
Little Jap riding cultivator in run-
ing cond. 6 spring feet for scooters or
p, $20 or exchange for corn or oats
Norcross. A. H. Hunt, Norcross,

ev. hundred ft. 1-2 or 3-4 in. pip-
in good cond. and cheap. R. R.
ell, Arlington.

-good Oliver goober 1 horse turn-

plow, $5.50, or exch for good shoat,

inuts or peas. S. B. Tribble, La-

0 d used Deering Binder, ready to
Cheap. J. H. Bragg, Hawkins-

-Farquar grain separator. Run four

asons. First class cond $125.. F. K.
uncan; Douglasville.
me horse plow for sale. Part cash,
ce in yearling cows. M. R. Lock-
Louisville, Rt. 5, Box 54.
leadows 24 inch grist mill, $50 or
1 exchange for corn or pigs.. H. P.
uttrick, Atlanta, Rt. 4. sore
h. p. Mogul I. H. C. gas engine A-1
ond; 10 h. p. Titan I. H.'C. gas en-
e slight repairs, equipments for
ash. Would exch. for car good breed
i Robt. Fuller, Adairsville, Box

Cider mill and press combined, cheap
or cash. Make offer. Gabe Singer,
ordele, Ga. :
1 carbide gas light plant complete
or sale. Make offer. Mrs, Rachel West-
ury, Lake Park, Rt. 3. E
One 25 h. p. electric motor, 3 phase
0 cycles Westinghouse, good cond.,
125. E. F. Mingledorif, Springfield,
a. pees
2 Lummus huller gins, 1 Lummus
press, 1 Lummus automatic trample,
tc., Will sell part or all of this gin-
ery. W. F. Gibson, Millhaven, Rt. 1.
8 h. p. Foss engine, in good cond.
ill exch for either mule or horse or

for low speed. Must be good



MARKET BULLETIN.

feed for same. Make best offer. Mrs.
E, V. Wilkins, Hull, Ga.

.2 McCormick-Deering reapers and
binders, practically new, excellent cond
for sale at genuine bargain prices. H.
C. Fagan, Fort Valley, Ga.

2 pecan tree dusting machines good
cond. cheap; 1 Chattanooga cane mill
No. 44, large size, complete; 1 Will-
jlamson stump puller complete, good

cond. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside, Ga.

-1 buckeye riding cultivator, good
cond. $22.50. Robt. S Anderson, Hawk-
insville, Ga. Se

Delco light plant and set of batteries
er $60. Sam Stafford, The Rock

a

One 25 bbl. flour mill cheap for cash |

oF will exch for an electric generator,
alternating type 30 or 40 K. W. pre-

| ferred wth switchboard. W. A. Town-

Send, Young Harris, Ga..

One 25 h. p. Westinghouse motor
complete with starter for sale at a bar-
gain. Write for particulars. C.S. Dal-
ly, Social Circle, Ga. :

1 Williams patent pulverizing feed
mill, large size, also 2 Meadows mills
in good cond. with belts, pulleys, etc.,
and 35 h. p. electric motor for sale
eee W. L. Cleveland, LaGrange, Box

4. Z

Woodruff 2 row cotton duster in good
cond. $15 or exch for peas. P. B. Childs
Butler, Ga.

One David Bradley cotton crusher
and feed grinder in good cond. used
very little, $25. Cash with order. L. J.
Evans, Ballground, Ga. Rt. 3. 5

McCormick mower and rake in good
cond. $40. C. T. Miller, Leo, Ga.

One Combination thrash and peanut
picker $100, also one Ford _ tractor,
needs some repairs $75. Joe M. Brown,
McRae, Ga.

One Stewart No. 1 ball bearing horse
clipping and sheep shearing machine,
cost $15.25; 1 Sharples No. 2 suction
feed tubular separator, cost $65. Make
best offer. Mrs.B. B. Branson, King-
ston, Rt. 2. 3

Practically new, 2 row Fowler _dis-
tributor for top dressing. C. R. Dug-
gan, Chester, Ga.

2 horse McCormick mower; Letz feed
grinder, grinds corn, cobs, peas, oats,
etc.; 650 gal. galvanized tank, all good

cond. $20 each. H. C. Cloud, Atlanta,

2138 Peachtree St.

3 roller cane mill for sale or exch
for fresh in milch cow. Jno. T. Bell,
Byron, Ga. Rt. 1.

For sale 160 ft. 6 inch red rubber
belt, $20 or exch for South Georgia sy-
rup, corn, or meat. Mrs. J. G. Wil-
banks, Sycamore, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 160-
A :

One DeLaval separator No. 12, used
5 months, $65; good used 10 gal. milk
cans with tubes $2.50 each; sour cream
cans, good cond., $20 each. I. T. Wy-
att, Farrar, Ga.

Planet Jr.,.one row cotton cultiva-
tor, almost new, $10; 2 Oliver Goober
one horse turning plows in good cond.
$5.50 each. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

Second-Hand Machinery
Wanted
Want 10 to 20 gal. churn, in good

cond. Exch. pigs or Ga. cane syrup.
F. N. Whittaker, Macon, 201 ~ Pierce





| Aver a>

Want pea thrash and syrup mill. Will
exch corn shredder in first class cond.
for same. R. H. Gower, Atlanta, 510
Moreland Ave. N. E. ;

Want a Farmall tractor. Must be in
good shape and cheap.
Blakely.

Want 5M ft. 1 in. pipe, gal. prefer-
red. Hydraulic Ram and water tower.
Give cond and cash price. J. D. Dor-
miny, Forest Glen, RFD.

Want second-hand crude oil eng. 75
to 100 H. P.-in good shape. J. J. Pow-
ell, Oak Park.

Want second-hand Separator. Old
Model thrash. Case or Racine, size
drum 20 in. For parts to repair with.
H. S. Mullins, Milner. :

Want-to rent canning outfit or can
on shares.. Mrs. G. D. Allen, Roberts-
town. :

Want small size 110 volt generator
cond.
Cheap for cash. R. A. Caldwell, Face-
ville. -

Exch. Gantt cotton planter, used lit-
tle for Middle Buster. J. T. Holland,
Lenox.

Want McCormick Deering mower and
rake, good cond. to run this season on
shares. Write. J. R. Baxter, Carroll-
ton. Rt. 2. ; :

Want water tank and one inch pip-

ing. H. Durden, Walnut Grove, Ga.

WwW. A. Hall,

-exch for poultry or turkeys.



Want 28 or 30 inch grist. mill and 15
or 20 horse engine in good cond. T. L.
Bray, Wrightsville, Ga.

Want international hay baler. Must
be in good cond. Will exch for same.
J. R. Maddox, Watkinsville; Rt. 1.

_Want to exch one Mobley boll wee-
vil catcher, practically new, for any
pure bred chickens. If interested write
Abner Baker, Norman Park, Ga.

Wan; old mill stones. Advise dimen-
sions and cost del. to railroad or At-
lanta. J..B. Campbell, Box 1498, At-
lanta, Ga. {

Want 50 gal cap. copper syrup pan.
Also complete outfit. W. L. Scott, De-
catur, Rt. 2, Box 22.

tivator in*good cond. for 2 horse walk-
ing cultivator. Must be in good cond.
J. F. Walls, Tifton, Rt. 3.

Want 3-70 saw, independent drive
brush gins with lint flue for each gin,
Munger or Lummus in good cond. and
cheap. J. O. Dye, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 5.

Want one grain drill, 1 horse 3 row
with fertilizer attachment, cheap and
in good cond. H. E. Gaskin, Bannock-
burn, Ga.

Want steel overshot water wheel 14
by 3 in. good cond. and cheap for cash.
Write what you have. L. L. Long, Ra-
bun; Ga, Ri ;

Want small steam pressure canner,
50 to 100 No. 2 can cap. Give prices on
cans and other fixtures. S. N. Carver,
Moultrie, Ga. :

Want 1 blower and bellows, cheap for
cash. Love Terry, Fairburn, Rt. 2.

Want 60 to 100 ton stave or gal. iron
Silo, in good cond. Make price to in-
clude taking down and loading on truck
A. W. Neely, Waynesboro.

Want a good Sharpless Cream Sep-

arator in A-1 cond. Reasonable for cash

W. P. Roper, LaFayette, Rt. 2.
Want vrist mill to run on halves or

wages. H. P. Wiggins, Wray, Ga., Rt.

Dee
Want one 5 ft. cultivator cheap for

+c@ash. Carl Taylor, Tiger, Ga.

Wanted power stump puller that
works on back of tractor; and power
skidder that works on back of tractor.
E. B. Weatherly, Cochran, Ga.

Want 6 H. P. eng. Fairbanks or In-.

ternational make. Must be in good
cond and cheap for cash. H. L. Hill,
Newnan.

Want small Meadows corn mill, 18 or
20 inch if in good cond. and cheap. R.
i. Woodruff, Winder, Ga. ~

Want 1 1-2 or 2 inch galvanized pip-
ing. H. Durden, Walnut Grove, Ga.
- Want one. Goldens No, 2,3 roller
cane mill. Must be in good cond and
cheap for cash. L. E. Strange, Cobb-
town, Ga.

Want irrigation pipe and pump in|.

good cond. also rice mill and separator
in good cond. Homer F. Griger, McIn-
tosh, Ga.

Want a canning outfit in good cond.
Write what you have and make best
price. W. G. Strange, Willacoochee, Ga

Wanted to buy a second-hand. bind-
er, must be in good cond. J. L. Mas-
sey, Hartwell, Ga.



| Incubators For Sale



Sol Hot: brooder, good cond. 1000 cap
$15. exch for combination Cole plant-
er. J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga.

1 Buckeye oil burning brooder, good

cond. 150 cap for sale. William T.
Shepherd, Hawkinsville, Ga.

One Buckeye inc. 110 cap. good cond
oe oS J. W. Fitzsimmons, Tifton,
Trapnesting fronts for laying house,
one 10 gal. barrel hand churn. Will
Must be
pure bred. Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody,

a.

Six Simplex brooders: for sale, 1000
wee ea. W. H. Kinney, Carrollton,

400 cap. Inc and brooder. Good cond
Sell or exch. Write what you have to
exch. Thaxton Bryant, Summit.

2 incubators: 160 cap. Majestic, $6.00;
250 cap. Super Hatch, $10. Exch for
sound peas or Spanish seed peanuts,
either at $2 bu. F. B. Bohlen, Madi-
son, RE. 5. : 3

60 cap. Buckeye incubator, guide
book and thermometer. \.Sell or exch.
for.6 J. B. Giant pullets and 1 rooster
or for chicks. White or black breed.
John W. Whatley, Carrollton.
-Brooders: 1M cap., National, 500 cap
Brower, two 350 cap. Buckeye, coal
burning, $5 each; New Standard Relia-
ble 350-500 cap. oil, $7. Homer G.
Cline Canton. :

~One Buckeye 400 egg incubator and
brooder, practically new, $30 at my
home. Jim Maddox, Dacula, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch a riding 2 horse cul- |:



A. J. Whiddon, Tifton. R 7

140 egg cap. Iron Clad incubator com-_
plete with thermometer and instruct- .
ions, good cond., for sale or exch for.
heavy breed hens. Mrs. T. W. Hagood,.
Marietta, Ga., Rt. 3. :

Little Brown Hex incubator A-1 con-
dition ready for use. $3 del. :
for Porto Rican potato plants. Write
a ae cts. V. C. Ray, Kensington,

a. oe :

One Little Brown Hen incubator with
fixtures, $1.75 FOB. John Jones, Dal-
ton, Ga., 28 B. Glenn St. ROWSE

1 Cozy brooder 50 chick size, new
chimney, used only 3 months, $3.75 del
Nick Berden, Elberton, Rt. 8, Box 83.

140 egg cap. Wisconsin incubator and
brooder for sale or exch for 2 pigs five
or six weeks old or a shoat. F. N.
Holland Avalon, Ga. Rt. 1. ee

Sol Hot wickless oil burning brooder |
44 -in. canopy 500 cap. perfect cond.
Used very little, $17.50 FOB or exch.
also poultry equipment consisting of
HS waterers, J. H. Beasley, Lavon-
ia, Ga. :

Incubators Wanted

Want 1 Buckeye or Prairie State in--
cubator from 100 to 200 cap. Must be
in good cond. .-Cheap. Give full par-
ticulars and price in letter. Chas. H.
Drake, Braselton, Ga.





Want 1 500 cap. oil brooder, one 1M =
M. H. R. Martin, Cus-

cap oil brooder.
seta, Ga.

Plants For Sale

Pure P. R. plants, $1.35 M. del. Ga.
Gov. insp. Cash with order. John
Griffis, Odum. R 1. Bx 135. es

P. R. plants, Gov. insp. $1.25 M; 10
M. up, $1.15 M. FOB. Cash with or-
der. CC. T. Crumy, Baxley. Re

Imp. -P. R. plants, $1.40 .M. FOB.
oe. shipment. J. H. Beasley, Bax-
ey.
P. R. plants, $1.25 M; 5 M. up, $1.15
M. FOB. Cash with order. Lee Leg-
gett, Baxley. R 4... : :

Nancy Hall potato plants, ready to



pike



ship. $1.50 M. not prepaid. Mrs. J.C.

Melton, Shellman. R 1. - wee
P. R. plants, $1.25 M. FOB. Cash
with order. Dupree Purcell, Baxley.
Imp..P, R. Gov. insp. True to name.
$1.25 MS FOB; $1.75 M. del. Ga. Sat.
guar. Cash with order. R. S. Wil
liams, Baxley. ; ee:
Imp. P. R. Gov. insp. $1.25 M. or.
$1.50 M. del. Ga. No chks. Cash with
order. W A Poole, Baxley | se
Imp. P. R. $1.25 M. FOB. Cash with.
order. C. V. Willard, Douglas, sm
Millions April sown Copenhagen and.
E. J. cabbage plants, 200, 35; 500, 85
$1.25 M. Postpaid; $1 M. COD. Grady
Kelley, Sulphur Springs. R 1. aes
_ Artichoke plants, 30c C. Only 400
in lot. Strawberry plants, 25c C. Ev-
erlene McLaughlin, Greenville. R 3.
Bx. 48. . ae ae
Tomato plants, $1 M. del; Porto Ricc
plants, $1.60 M; 8 M. up, $1.40 M. del.
B. EB. Daniel Ty Tye Rts
Any var. tomato, 60c M or 75c M.

del; Portoricans, $1.40 M: 5 M. $1.35.

M; Pimiento pepper, $1.25 M. or $1.35
fae Sat. guar. Harold Smith, Bax-
a : ioe
Genuine Bunch P. R. plants, Ins]
Ready. $2.25 M. P. P; 5 M. up, $2 M
Exp. collect. C. R. Smith, Buford: R*
Hastings wilt resistant Marglobe and
Brimmer tomato plants, 20c C; $1.25
M. Add 10 postage. Mrs. J. J. Carter,
Almas 2.25 = oe eee
Imp. Portoricans, State insp. Grown.
from vine potatoes. $1.25 M. Better
brite: on large lots. T. H. Jones, Adel.
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $150 M:

Boons, $1.75 M. C. D. Crow, Gaines
ville. R 2. : ee
COD. New Stone and Greater B.
eee Bendy: 40c, 500; 60
= - $2.50. J. O:; Stokes, Fi ;
ald: R 3. 4 ee
ov. insp. Red skin P, R. plants,
$1.35 M; 5 M. up,- $1.25 M. FOB, Geo.
Pridgen, Wray. Te
- Genuine Red and Pink skin P. R
plants. Gov. insp. Grown from vin
cuttings. $1.35 M. 5 M. up, $125 M
FOB. G. H. Lord, Graham. pee

. up, "5c M. Now ready.
B. -Wetherford, Oakwood: R, 1.
Spring grown plants. abi
Dutch, Succession and Wakefields
eae Heads coats COD. 40c,
7 5G. WE? $3. .. Quick shipment.
oe po Fitzgerald? geen
ink and Red skin P. R. plants. Gov
insp. $1.30 M; 5 M. up, $1.20 M. FOB.

2.



Will exch
del;

600; $1 M.

- Waldrip, Gainesville.

PAGE TEN

Plants For Sale

Tomato plants, 75c, 500; $1.25 M.
postpaid. Moss packed. Basket free.
Mad 15c extra if chk. is sent.



Certified P. R. plants, $150 M; 5 M.
up, $1.35 M; Marglobe and Baltimore
cvomata, 75c M. D. M. Barber, Bax-

Hastings 1930 Bell Sweet pepper and

: told fashioned Hot pepper, 30c per
-jplants, del.

Ida Wright, Alto. R 1.
Genuine Gov. insp. Red and Uink

es skin P. R. plants, $1.50 M; Over 5 M.
~~ $135 M, FOB. C. H. Davis, Graham.

Leading var. cabbage, collard and to-

mato plants, 15 C; 50c, 500; 90c M.
- Clyde Smith, Oakwood. R 1.

Early tomato plants, 20c C. No
stamps accepted. Mrs. Bessie Pirkle,

- Flowery Branch. R 1.

Red ana Black vaspberries, $1 doz;
Lady T. strawberry, 40c ; Lucretia

- @ewhberry, $1 dcez; large yellow tomato,
95c GC. Miss Cleo Turner, Cleveland. R

4
COD. New Stone and Greater B.

. tomato plants.
Satisfaction guar.

Millions now ready.
Prompt shipment.
40c, 500; 60c M. 5 M. BO D0 or. Gy
Rowe, Fitzgerald. R 2.

Purple skin P. R. plants, $1.75 M.
Baltimore tomato, 20c C.. del.
Winfred Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Portoricans, Insp. Red Skins. $1.75

: M. postpaid. C. D. Freeland, Gaines-
. ville. R 2.

Pink and Red skin P R. plants, Insp.
and_ treated. $1.50 M. Cash with or-
der. Geo. lL. Durand, Gainesville. R 2.

_ Napier grass plants and roots. Im-
portedifrom Africa. More green for-
age per acre than any other known. 4
times yearly cuttings. Special prices.
$5.50 M. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert.

-C. W. cabbage, cabbage-collard, 65c,,
del; $4, 5 M collard plants;
Egeg-plants, 50c C. 80c, 200, del. No
ehks. Mrs. F. E, Happoldt, Lewiston.

Kudzu, horehound, spearmint, strong

plants, 25c for -12 del; yellow root,

cherry, sweet gum bark, sassafras in

large quantities. Make offer. Mrs. H.

H. Sullivan, Carrollton, R 5.

Gov. insp. Banana Yam_ potato
plants, $1.65 M. FOB. Mrs. Ruth E.
Mims, Alma.

Pure, treated and Gov. insp. Red and

Purple skin P. R. plants, $1.10 M. FOB;
ia del. Ga. E. E. Carter, Hazle-
yorst,
- Heading variety collard plants, 30c
C; $1, 500; $1.50 M, del. Mrs. Ola Jones,
ayson,
enuine P. R. plants, from vine cut-
tings on fresh land ea. yr. $1.40 M.
10 M. lots, $1.25 M. FOB. Mrs. Eldon
Joiner, Thomasville. : a
1M. collard plants, 10c C. Now rea-
dy. Money order preferred. Mrs.

am J. Phillips, Royston. R 1.
~ Portoricans, $1.40 M. 25 M; $1.25 M;
Burbank, Marglobe, and other toma--
to, $1.15 M; Pepper, 25c C; $1.75 M;
Egg-plants, 40c C; $3.50 M. Mrs. H.

. Brittingham, Guyton.

Royal pepper plants, now ready. 25c
a $1.25 M. postpaid. B. B. Morgan.
Clyo.
- Genuine Nancy Hall potato plants,
$1.75 M. 5 M. up, $1.50 M. Cash with
order. Mrs. W. A. Cribb, West Green.
Imp. Gov. insp red skin P R. slips,

75 M. del; $1.50 M. FOB Ga. points.

$1
OW. O; Bruce, Autreyville. R 1.

Certified P. R. potatoes, Marglobe
and Baltimore tomato plants, $1.50 M;
2M. $2.50 postpaid. Roy McRee, Meigs.
- Collard, cabbage plants, 20c C; 35c,

200. Postpaid. Mrs. Annie McClellan,

Doerun. R 3. Bx 217. poy
About 5 C. red Hot cayenne pepper
plants, 40c C prepaid, or 30c and pos-
tage. Frank Holland, Carrollton. R 5.
Gov. insp. P. R. plants $1.25 M FOB;
5M up, $1.25 M del. Ga. Remittance
must accompany order. C. H. Parish,
Tifton, Rt. 6.
- Well rooted P. R. plants, grown from
vine cuttings, $1.75 M. prepaid; $1.50
FOB. J. F. Lewis, Baxley.
Imp. P. R. plants, Gov insp.. $1.25 M
5M lots $1.15 M. D. T. Herrington,
Graham.
-Marglobe and Greater B. tomato
Ruby King and Bull Nose
- Black Beauty Egg plant
: $1.60. Exch for
eas. H. L. Williams, Baxley.
Genuine P. R. plants, Gov. insp. $1.25
M. FOB. Cash with order. A. C.
Crapps, Baxley, Rt. 4.
Gov insp red skin P. R. plants, $1.35
M. Patt Lewis, Baxley. ;
~ Pp. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. $1.25
M. del. No chks. E. N. OQuinn,
Qdum. s
~ Imp. Pink and Yellow skin P. R. and
Triumph potato plants $150 M post-

Lee

ery Branch. R 1.

Meig

| ersville.

ee

MARKET
paid; $1.25 M exp. col. J. U. Sewell,
Pitts.

Large size sage plants, 4 for 25c del
or exch 4 for. 200 potato plants; cab-
bage plants, 15c C del. Mrs. A. K
May, Warthen. ; poe

Genuine pink skin P. R. from vines,
Gov. insp. and treated for 9 yrs. $1.75
M FOB; $1.50 M COD. T. P. Mussel-
white, Arabi, Rt. 1.

Red Hot pepper plants, now ready,
35c C. Prepaid; $2.25 M. Exch for
100 Heading collard, also 500 sweet po-
tato plants. C. W. Page, Norcross.

P. R. vine grown, Insp. and treated
potato plants, $1.50 M; 5M up, $1.35 M
FOB. W. C. Douglas, Alma.

Purple Skin Porto Rico plants, State
insp. Through June, $1.25 Mode R:

Stewart, Alma, Rt. 1, Box 26.
Pure Portoricans, Gov. insp. $1.75 M;

25 M. Prompt shipment. C. F. Wald-
rip, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
New Stone tomato and Chas. W.
cabbage plants. Each, 20c C; $1.25 M.
Prompt shipment. Ray Whitmire,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. ee
Horseradish roots, 25c bunch; Croope
vine, 30c lb. green. Add postage. Nell
Adams, Clermont, Rt. 1. :
Raspberry plants, 50c doz. Yellow
root, 15c lb. Grub root, 50c Ib. Red
root, 25c lb. Mrs. J. B. Jones, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 1.
Tomato plants. Guar. well rooted.
Imp. Stone, Bonny Best, 50c, 300; 75e,
500: $1.25 M postpaid. C. R. Burell,
Auburn.
Potato plants, $1.25 M; tomato, 50c;
Pepper, $150 M. G. L. Steedley, Bax-

ley. ;
Georgia Products for Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Hastings Brown Sugar Crowders,
also Black Crowders, 10c Ib. $5 bu. C.
A. Wilbanks, Commerce. R 5.

Sweet cream Crowders, 8c lb; Calif.
black-eye, 6c. lb. Ship COD. Clean,
weevil free and selected for seed. Edna
Kelley, Sulphur Springs, R 1. :
Few Purple Hull white table pea, 40c
qt. prepaid. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flow-



Mung beans, 6 lbs. $1 del. Guar. to
be good beans. Rufus Merriman, Ly-
ons, R. 1. 3

20 lbs. sound Brown Crowders, 15c
lb; 8 - 10 lb. -stringless pod bean seed,
25c lb. Del. Exc. for good country
cured ae meat. Mrs. J. A. Howell,
. sound; bright Red Hull Speck-

5b
W. S. Nasworth,

led peas, $2.45 bu.
Kite.
8 bu. Orange cane seed, $1.25 bu; 4
bu. nice, mixed peas, $1.50 bu. All
FOB. F. L. Asbury, Clarkesville.
10 bu. Mathews Imp. Mammoth yel-
lows, $3 bu. here; Speckled peas, 100
per cent germination. $2.50 here. Exch
for good heifer calves. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin, Phone 867. \
_2 crop peas. Extra for late planting.
White pea with brown eye, white, blk.
eye. Ea. 50c qt. 3 qts. $1 del. Luther
Aderhold, Lavonia.
6 bu. Blue Whips. 100 per cent sound
Not mixed. $2 bu. FOB Bev Ander-
son, Dawsonville. . :
_25 bu Brabham peas. Pure and sound
42.75; 30 bu Irons, slightly mixed, $2.-
50. At Bin prices. N. P. Metts, Dub-
lin, Rt. 4, Box 97.
Large, cream sugar crowders, dbl.
cleaned. Pure, weevil free. Running
var. 6 Ibs. $1 postpaid. Exch for Imp.
P. R. plants at $1.50 M del. C. R. Bu-
rell, Auburn. ~ ri
Brab peas, $2.75 bu. No orders for
less than 2 1-2 bu; Irons and Clays, $2.-
50 bu. Eli Lewis, Dawson. fi

20 bu. Conch peas, 7 1-2c lb by, the
bu. Grown on my own farm. B.C.
Boatright, Tennille.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE
Pure Mexican June corn, Blue and
White, 75 pk. $2.50 bu. J. H. Durand,



1 Flowery Branch. Rt. 1. Box 79.

100 bu. corn. Guar. sound and free
of weevils. $1 bu. J. H. Rucker, Bow-

Ear corn, truck loads or car loads,
Ic lb. FOB Peach County. Chas. B.
Ineram, Ft. Valley. :

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

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Hams, 10 - 15 -lbs,. 30c 1b; shoulders.
same wt. 20c. All Hickory smoked.
Send postal money order and receive
them by parcel post. J. T. Gammage,
Pineview.

Brooks county hams, 25 lb. Mrs.





M. F. Gaddis, Quitman. .

Tomato and cabbage plants, 20c C; $1.- |

BULLETIN

Brooks county hams, 25c lb. Guar.
sound. Lee Patrick, Quitman.

Hickory smoked country sausage. Old
fashioned seasoning and all pork. 4 lbs.
$1 postpaid to 8rd zone.
Arlington, RFD 2. ~ =

40 hams, 40 shoulders and 40 mid-
dlings for sale. Write best prices or
come get it. E. T. Mullis, Sr., Ches-
ter, Rt. 2. .

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
88 lbs Runner peanuts and 85 of
Spanish. Will express them if desired.
Weimer Clark, Summertown.
10 bu.\Spanish peanuts, 4c Ib. FOB.
i with order. J. M. Ansley, Har-
em.





Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Jersey milch cow, about 4 yrs. old.
Freshen June 15th. 2 - 3 gal. milk;
11 --2 lb. butter, $35 at my barn, near
Bene J. N. Worthan, Bogart, RFD



"Good milch cow, fresh in with 3rd
calf. 3 gal. and over lb. butter. Reas-
on Fred Gardiner, Homer, Box

HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. Black Essex, 3 mos old pigs.
Straight nose, thin hair, big bone type
$10 ea. Pr. unrelated, $18; 3 for $25.
Application for reg. furnished. W. J.
Bargeron, Sardis.

Big Bone Black Essex pigs, ent. to
reg. $12 pr. Males, $7; Females, $6.50.



| FOB. W. Overstreet, Lenox.

3 Duroc P. C. pigs, cross, 7 wks. old
ee each, FOB. W. C. Williams, Wood-
ville.

B. B. Guinea Duroc J. cross, and 5
Duroc Jerseys. 10 wks old. 8 males and
2 females, $45 or $5 ea. FOB. B. G.
Snider, Mitchell, Rt. 2. |

8 Berkshire pigs from-prize winning
stock, also 7 mixed pigs, 7 wks old, $5
ea. at my barn, June 2nd. C. J. At-
kinson, Madison.

3 mos old March farrow Reg.
pigs. Sired by Early Dawn

Duroc
1930

Worlds Champion Spring boar, $20 ea. -

FOB. . Henry T, Lumsden, Talbotton.

2 pigs, 8 wks old, half B. P. C. and
half Duroc. Ent. to reg. $5 ea. Cash.
ee. Mrs. Weaver Kent, Mitch-
ell, cles

-. Red Berkshire sow, mixed with Black

Berkshire. Good stock. Life time treat-
ment. Large frame, about 2 yrs. old,
$25. Ione Lewis, Baxley.

15 pigs 10 wks old. Good stock. Thrif-
ty. For sale. Del at farm only. G. S.
May, Warthen.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Good plug mule, $25 cash, or exch
for cow, goat, syrup, or anything can
use. W. Overstreet, Lenox.

RABBITS FOR SALE
5 N. Z. White, pink-eyed, 3 mos old
rabbits, $1 ea. $4.50 for lot. J. W.
Ranton, Vidalia, Rt. 4, Box 72.
Young rabbits, Belgium Red or Aus-





ltralian White, 75c pr. and up. F. N.

Whattaker, Macon, 201 Pierce Ave.

Stahls N. Z. Whites from Reg. stock
Ped and healthy. 8 wks. old. 3 lbs or
over, $2.50 pr; 10 mos old buck, Sub.
to reg. $4. Harold Smith, Baxley.

Chinchillas and N. Zealand Whites.
Best ped. stock. Low price. T. C.
Griffin, Valdosta, Box 243.

1 pr. Chinchillas, $2.50; 1 doe with
4 young, 2 mos old, $3 FOB. Wm.
Pierce, Chamblee, Rt. 1. ~~

Poultry For Sale

: LEGHORNS

50 pure bred Tancred 312 egg record
Yr. old hens, laying heavy, and 4 fine
cockerels. Parent stock direct, $50 del.
Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit.

7 wks. old W. L. cockerels. Parent
stock. direct from Ferris highest eggs
Record pen. 50c each in lots of 5 to
- or more. Miss Alice Joiner, Soper-
on.

10 hens and 1 cock, March 1931 hatch
Ferris White L. $8.50 for lot, or $1 ea.
Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Rt. 2.

Tancred W. L. 4 wks. old chicks, $12.-
50; 5 wks. $15 a C. FOB. W.S. Shields
Thomson.

Tancred W. lL. March 14th hatch pul-
lets, reasonable. Any number up to
600. F. M. Faulkner, Cornelia.

Pure bred W. L. 3 mos old pullets,
75c ea. R. H. McEver, Talmo.

10 pure Tancred pullets from parent
stock direct and 1 cockerel, 2 1-2 mos







old, 65c ea. $6 for lot. J. P. Lanier,
Summit. se ;

R. F. Davis,

Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1, Box 101.



Thursday, June 4, 1

150 Tancred W. L. puliets, 10
old, 85c each, FOB. J. S. Upchure
Carrollton, 29 No. Cliff St. ee

PIGEONS FOR SALE.
Kings, Mondains, Red Carneaux an
Yellow Carneaux, from best of strains
$2.50 pr. to $25 pr. Mated and work
ing. J. H. Deaton, Columbus, Box 85
White Kings, cheap. John P. Barr
ger, Atlanta, 808 Palatine Ave.,
16 combination pigeons, 30c each,
$4 for lot. J. S. Harrison, Whigham,
Rt. 4, Box 54. : a
Large, heavy squabs from Carneau
and White Kings. 35c each, FOB. ~
T. Williams, Barnesville, 432 Forsy
St. : : eos

Eggs For Sale





- Pure Dark Cornish Indian game egg
$1.25 per 15. Cash with order. M
Ralph Austin, Decatur, Rt. 1.

Pure Parks B. R..eggs. Reg., Pe
64-C-31. Best matings, $1.25 per 1
$2, 30; $3, 50; $5 C postpaid. Mrs. Ma
mie Roach Plyler, Manassas. :

B. B. Giant M. B. turkey eggs. Elli
strain, $3 doz. Mrs. J. T. ee
Pineview. bs oe

Pure Marcy str. J. B. Giant | egg
from unrelated stock. 85c per 15 de
Also some nice cockerels, 2 - 3 lbs. $
ea. Miss Alice Joiner, Soperton,

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. egg
1st pens, $1 per 15; $1.60, 30; 2nd pens
85c per 15; $1.35, 30. Del. Carton re
Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge.

S. C. R. I. Red eggs from stock di.
rect from Donaldsons Yards. $1
per 15 del. Exch for anything usefu.
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Pure bred Fischel str. White Roc.
eggs, $1.10 per 15; $2 for 30; $2.75
50. Postpaid. Cash with order. Nt
chks. Mrs. C..C. Payne, Tifton, Rt. 6.

Royal Purple Jersey Black Giant
eggs. Selected. 75c per setting; $1.2
for 30. Postpaid. R. P. Bannister, Ba
Ground, Rt. 1. ee

Fine laying str. Fawn and White pur
bred Indian Runner duck eggs, $1 doz
Small orders only. W. J. Wyla

Cleveland. Uae ag
Ky. Doms game eggs, $1 per 15, Crat

ret. No chks. H. O. Loyd, Covington.

Rt; 2. eRe

Eggs from heavy unrelated stock.
Pure bred dark Cornish games. $1.1
per 15; $5.50 CO. Mrs. Fred Johnson.
Dawson, Rt. 6. : fe

S. C. R. I. Red eggs, 75ce per 15 del
Mrs. John Faircloth, Metter, Rt. 1.

_ Seed For Sale

Castor oil bean seed, 10c cup, and 2
extra for postage; dry sage, 40c Tb.
Postage extra orders under 50c. Mrs.
Julia Darnell, Jasper, Rt. 1. ae

Ga. Heading collard seed, 10c pkg.
50c lb. Watermelon seed, Burpees S
mon cantaloup seed, 10c pkg. Mrs. R
Q. Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2. eae

Imp. Orange cane seed, 40c gal, 75
peck. Postpaid. R. P. Bannister,
Ground, Rt. 1.

10 Ibs. Mammoth sunflower
hand cleaned, 61.50; 10 Ibs. broom corn
seed, $1 or lot for $2. Luther Ader-
hold, Lavonia. . Sa

Old fashioned Cal. Moss beer se
10c and 25c per start. Elephant Ear
Mustard seed free with 25c pkg. Mrs
L. E. Green, Hapeville, 364 Central.
> Genuine Calif. Honey Drip cane seea
60c gal. $1 pk. Postpaid. C. R. Bu--
rell; Auburn. te

Broom corn seed, 5c Ib. Add postage
Mrs. E. C. Clower, Loganville. NaS

Okra seed (starts bearing when 6 - 8
in. high), 10c per 2 tbls. Mrs. W. L

10 bu. Honey Drip syrup cane seed,
$1.50 bu; 25 lbs mixed turnip seed, 25
Ib. Special price on whole lot. E. P.-
Mason, Lithonia, Rt. 1. ee

Orange cane seed, $1.50 bu. FOB;
yellow crookedneck squash, mammoth
okra, fine var. mixed cantaloups, Sweet
or Sugar and Southern Field pumpkin
3 tbls 12c. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com
merce. ee:

Few extra fine large field pumpkin
seed, 30c per 1-4 Ib. 50c, 1-2 Ib. Yellow
squash, same price. C. W. Page, Nor-
cross. eee
Three best kinds watermelon, mixed,
cantaloup, okra, 25c cupful; garden
wonder vegetable, 10c pkt. All del.
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

1 bu. sorghum seed, $2 bu. or exch
for Otootans or Soys. Mrs. M.
Hughes, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3. : z

Calif. beer seed, 10c start; 25c tea-
cupful. Cash. Miss Inez Moore, Bow
don, Rt. 3. ;





































































hursday, June 4, 1931.
Plants For Sale
. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. $1.50

FOB. Cash with order. W. S; A.
kworth, Baxley. . , Bey
_$1.-

Yellow Skin P. R. potato plants,
ship. G. B. Ham,



-M. at Bed. Wont
obbtown.
P. R. potato plants, $1.40 M. del;
reater B. tomato, $1 M. Cash or
OD. Walter Johnson, Baxley.
Yellow skin P. R. plants, State insp.
40 M. del. Ga. No chks. J. F. Gru-
, Odum. = J :
Gov. insp P. R. plants, $1.20 M FOB.
Cash only. Prompt shipment. T. M.
ullis, Odum. Rt. A. Box 134:
State insp. P. R. plants, $1.50 M. del.
_ Sat. Guar. No personal chks- Cash

ith order. P. L. Smith, Baxley. R 4.
Pure Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1.25 M.
tage collect. Cash with order. No
Ss. J. B. Griffis, Screven. RFD A.
Pe ASO.
Genuine Imp. Red Skin P. R., Nan-
y Hall, Big Stem Jerseys. From vine
tings. Not mixed. $1.25 M. 5 M.
5ot-10 IM. FOB.) Sat. Guar. J, Jd.
es, Baxley. , 3
ure P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.



der. FOB. Owen K. Herrin, Wino-

ck shipment.
roup, Baxley.
ov. insp. Imp. Portoricans, $1.50 M.
M. Williams, (No address given).

P. R. potato plants, Goy. insp. $1.1
M.5 M. up, $1 M. FOB. Cash witl

$1.25 M. Jas.

ney RS. S:
__, Stone and Baltimore tomato, Wake-
field and Dutch cabbage, and Heading
Collards, 20c C; 75c M.. del; 10 M. 50c
M Exp. Col. H. P. Crow, Gaines-
tebe 2. : Rs
Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage, New
Stone, Greater Baltimore
e Ga. Heading collard, 20c C; 40c.
500; 90c M. del; 5 M. up, 70c M. FOB.
Obie Crow, Gainesville. ce
Red skin P. R. plants, $1.75 M. del;
Boons, $2; Broad Leaf tomato, $1.25
M = E. Waldrip, Flowery
-. Hastings fine: tomato plants, 18 C.
Add %c for postage. Accept stamps.

Mrs. W. T. OKelley, Comer. R 1.

_Marglobe, New Stone and Greater
B. tomato and Sweet pepper plants,
$1.25 M. del. Special prices in
ots. B. F. Mallard, Rincon.

orto Rico potato plants, $1.15 M.
B. D:.B. Medders, Surrency.

_ P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp. $1.50
M. del; 5 M. up, $1.40 M.. del. Now
ready. K. V. Lightsey, Surrency. R 2.
po. plants,..$1.35 M. -FOB:<5.M.
lots, $1.25 M; Greater B. tdmato, 60c
.. FOB. E. L. Steedley, Baxley.

Pure Porto Rico plants, Gov. insp.
15 M. Del.

from vine cut. Prompt shipment. Sat.
Baxley. R 4. 2
. insp. $1.40
. Now ready to ship in Ga. L.
J. Tyre, Surrency. R 2.

Imp. P. R. draws from Insp, and
chemically treated potatoes. $1.40 M.
FOB; $1.35 in 5 M up lots, prepaid;
also choice vine cuttings. $1.50 M. M.
T. Jarrell, Wrightsville.
Pure Pink skin P. R. plants, from
vine cuttings, $1.35 M; 5 M. or more,
$1.20 M. FOB. M. C. Tyre, Coffee.

_ Pure Pink skin, not mixed, old type
Porto Rico plants, $2 M; Over 5 M.

*

Alma. ;
_ Hastings Wilt Resistant Marglobe
and Big.Brimmer tomato, 20 C; $1.15
i. Add 10c -postage. Mrs. Walter
McDonald, Alma. R 2.
_ Succession and Flat Dutch cabbage,
75 M. or 15e C; also heading collard,
15ec C; $1 M. del. J. M. Bailey, Au-
eyville. R 1.
Portoricans, $1.50 M; .Tomato, Ber-
muda onions, $1; Cabbage, collards,
75c M; Ruby King or Calif. Wonder
Bell pepper, 50c, C; $4 M,., Exc. for
field peas. W. W. Williams, Quitman.
Millions certified P. R. plants, $1.99
M. 5 M. up, 75c M. FOB. S. F. Hil-
ton, Baxley. .
_ State insp. red skin P. R. from vine
cut. $1.25 M. del. Ga.- June and July
ss s No chks. Leland Lightsey, Odum.
Yellow and Red skin P. R. Gov.
insp. $1 M. FOB. No chks. Ready
now. Lonnie L. Lightsey, Surrency.
P. R. plants, $1.25 M. 5M. $1.15. M.
_ Exc. for peas, peanuts, Spanish or -red

<

o M; 5.M. up, $1.10 M. Cash with

. R. plants, Insp. True count and,
a.

order. No chks. B. F. Kimbrel, Bax-.

tomato, 2

Exc. 150 for gal. peas. State kind. |

_jarge

Dan A.\Campbell, Bax- |
Gov. insp. Porto Rico plants. Grown
Buar. $125; M: 5<M. $1: --D; D. Deen,

$1.75; 10 M. up, $1.50 M. M. W. Deen,





MARKET

, skin, shelled, or Otootan beans. R. E.

Yomberlin, Surrency. _

Gen. imp: red skin P. R. insp. $1.25
M. FOB; $1.50 M. Del. Milton Ar-
nold, Surrency. :

Imp. P. R. plants, Gov. insp. From

vine cut. $1.25 M. FOB. Exc. tor pure
bred Jersey male calf or 2 h. Chatta-
nooga turn plow.. W. R. Dykes, Sur-
rency.
_ Gov. ins. Imp. red skin P. R. plants,
seed grown from vines; June, July del.
$1.25 M. 5 M. up, $1.15 M. del. Ga. W.
D, Lightsey, Odum. R 2,

Insp. P. R. potato plants, $1.20
Prompt shipment. P. T. Herndon,
Surrency. eat

Pink skin P. R. plants, Gov. insp.
95c M. del. H. Lightsey, Odum. R2.

Imp. P. R. Gov, insp. $1.25 /or $1.50

M del. Ga. Mrs. J. M. Williams, Bax-
ley, R 5 ;
Imp P. R. Gov. insp. $1.50 M. del.
Ga. or $1.25 M. FOB. No chks. R.S.
Williams, Baxley -
Peppermint plants, 15c doz. Miss
Pauline Crump, Hartwell. R 5, :
Late Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cab-
bage, Ga. collard, 15c ; $1.25 M;

Greater, B. and .New Stone tomato,
25 C. $2 M. Mrs. Rosie Crow, Cum-

ming. R 4.

garden horse mint, garden ditney, 25c
doz. catnip, 15c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. H. F. Turner, Cleveland. R 4.

Imp. P. R. Gov. insp. $1.25 M; $1.50
M. del. Ga. W. A. Poole, Baxley

P R potato plants, Gov. insp. $1.30
M. FOB. J. R. Crapps, Baxley. R 4.
~ Red Skin P. R. from vine grown po-
tatoes, Insp. $1.15 M. FOB. R. A. Her-
rington, Baxley. R 3. .

Imp. red skin P. R. potato plants.
$1.50 M. del. O. L. Mobley, Baxley.
Re 4, B42) tea

Portoricans, both kinds, Guar.
mixed. Won first prize $1.45 M. 5 M.
up, $1.35 M. D. D. Bland, Baxley. R

P. R.. plants, $1.25 M. FOB. W.:B.
Harrell, Valdosta R 1.

Imp. Gov. insp. P. R. or Nancy Hall
not mixed, Sat. guar. $1.40 M. Cash
Withe order. HOB... No. chks. S. L.
Crosby, Baxley.

Imp. red skin P. R. Gov. insp. $1.30
M 15 M. up, $1.25 M. FOB. No chks.
Silas Crosby, Baxley. :

Gov. insp. P. R. and Nancy Hall
plants, $1.50 M; Over 5 M. $1.35 M.
Money order. Warren Miles, Baxley.
R

aoe

Purple Skin P. R. $1.65 M. del; Bal-
timore tomato plants, 20c C. del. Win-
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch,

Gov. insp. red and pink skin P..R.,
$1.50 M. del. Over 5 M. $1.35 M. Del.
C. H' Davis, Graham :

Greater B. and Stone tomato plants,
75c M. E. B. Travis, Riverdale.

Pure P. R. plants, $1.50 M. 5M. up,
$1.40 M.. Cash with order. No chks.
I. E, Clayton, Tifton. R 3

Gov. insp. P. R. $1.75 M. del; Wake-
field cabbage, 25c. C; 90c M. del. 5 M.
up, 75c M. Exp. col. Ovie -Crowe,
Gainesvsille. R 2. : a
Collard, tomato and cabbage plants,
for sale or exch. W. J. Morgan, Still-
more. s

Lead. var. cabbage, collard and to-
mato plants, 500, 60c; $1 M; Ruby
King pepper and Egg-plants, 200; 50c;
$1.75 M. Postpaid. Mrs. Gertrude
Branan, Lewiston. :

Genuine, open field grown New
Stone, Baltimore, Marglobe, tomato
plants, 60c, 300; $1, 600; $1.35 M. post-
paid. C, F. Maddox, Buford.

Early tomato plants, 25c C; 500, $1.
No stamps.
ery Branch, R 1.

thom

RB. /R. plants, 20c C;. $1.50. My del;
Dutch and, Wakefield cabbage Stone
j;and Bri er tomato, Heading col-
lard; 20c C. 90c M. del. L. A. Crow,
Oakwood.

Chas. J. W., Flat Dutch cabbage,
collard, onions, tomatoes, 60c, 500; $1
M; Peppermint and Egg-plants, 200,
60c; $1, 500. Postpaid. Miss Rosa
May, Lewiston.

Gov. -insp. P. R. plants, ~ $1.10. M.

J. J. Olliff, Bris-

Pe $1.35 M. del.
tol.

Imp, P. R. plants, $1 M. FOB. Cash
with order. C. V. Willard, Douglas.

Yellow skin P, R. plants, Gov. insp.
$1.50 M. del. Ga.. June, July del. Mon-
ey order. Jesse Touchton, Pavo. R 1.

Yellow skin P. R. plants, State insp.
$1.25 M. $6 per 5 M. M.B. McElveen,
Groveland.

P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M; toma-
toes, 500, 70c; $1.20 M; Ruby King and
Pimiento pepper, 30c C; 500, 75c: $1.50

R. Chanclor, Seville. +



. Gov. insp. P. Ry plants, $140 M;



M. |

Red and Black raspberries, $1 doz; |.

ypn- |

Mrs. Bessie Pirkle, Flow- |-

M; Hot pepper, same price. Postpaid.

BULLETIN
Boons, $1.60 M. C.
ville. R 2.
Boons potato plants, $1.75 M Bunch
P. R., $2 M; Portoricans, $1.25 M. 10
M. $10; cabbage, $1 M. Del. Bill
Crow, Gainesville. R Zee
Imp, P. R. plants, $1.25 M. del. Ga.
$1 M. FOB. F N. Bray, Cecil.
PR plants, $1 M FOB; $1.25 M. del.
Ga. W. P. Fuller, Cecil.
Collard plants, lead. var. 25c, 200;
75c M. postpakl. No chks. Ready
now. T. J. Thompson, Flowery Branch.
Red skin P. R..and Boons, $1.75 M.
del; Stone tomato, $1 del. W. O. Wai-
drip, Flowerv Branch.

Red Skin Portoricans, $1.25 M. FOB.

D. Crow, Gaines-

| J. H. Taylor, Coffee.

Yellow skin Portoricans, State insp.
$1.50 M. del. ea orders. Floyd J.
Story, Quitman. R l.

areatee BE: cea sian Y ne M. oS
Any quantity; uby ing peppe
plants, now ready. $1.50 M. FOB. W.
Hyers, Alma. - :

P, R. plants, Gov. insp. $1 M. W. J.
Boyett, Bristol.

Certified P. R. plants, $1.50 M; 5 M.
up, $1.25 M. tomato, 75c M._ Prompt
shipment guar. W. H. Boatright, Al-
ma. Pr. Ov Box 141i) By
Pink skin P. R. plants, Gov. insp.
$1. M, FOB; Money order only. Seab
Smith, Bristol. .

Imp. P. R. plants, $1.10 per M. FOB.
J.B. Olliff, Bristol.

P. R. plants, Gov insp. $1.10 M. FOB
$1.35 M. del. J. A. Olliff, Bristol.

Chufa plants, $1.50 M. 5 M. $6.50.

Cash with order. No chks. J. E. Lew-
is, Ellabelle. RFD 1.

Imp. pink and yellow skin P. R. and
Triumph plants, postpaid. $1.50 M.
Exp. chgs. collect, $1.25 M. J. U.
Sewell, Pitts. ey

Guar. well rooted, open field grown
tomato plants. Imp. Stone, and Bon-
ny Best, 300, 50c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M.
postpaid. C. R. Burell, Auburn.

Marglobe and New. Stone tomato,
200, 25c; $1 M. postpaid Ga. H. M.
Clements, Amboy. : :

Mammoth everbearing . strawberry

plants, 30c C; $2.50 M; sage and cat-
nip plants, 10c each; All del. Exc. for
corn, oats, fodder, etc. E. L. Corley,
Mauk, R 1. ee :
_ E. J. Wakefield, All Season cabbage,
Red Hot Bell or Bull Nose pepper,
large red and yellow tomato, 20c C.
Louisa Blalock, Ellijay. R 3. o

Buncomb collard seed, 40c lb. 3 Ibs:
$1; artiehokes, collard cabbage, let-
tuce, tomato, 25 C; 500, $1. Del. Cash
with order. L. E. Harrison, Dublin.

Big Stem Jersey and imp. Yellow
and red P. R. insp. $1.50 M. del. J.
Hi. Harper; Sereven.. - 2 :

Yellow skin P. R. Gov insp. $1.50 M.
del. Ga. June and July del. Money
order. D. Story, Pavo. R 1.

Norduke, June Pink and New Stone.

Money order. J. D. McLeod, Jr., Al-

tamaha. Bee
Hastings Royal King sweet pepper

gan, Clyo. See ee ;
Imp. P. R. $1.35 M. 5 M up, $1.25
M. Gov. insp.. Tomatoes, 50c M;

pepper, $1.25 M.
ley.

Flowers and Seed For Sale

_White Knight pure white iris 35c
per doz, 10c extra for postage. Pink
and white peonies, nice roots, bloom-
ing size, 5 varieties Jonquils, 25c per
doz. Mrs. Julia Darnell, Rt. 1, Jasper.
4 kinds sultanas, double petunia,
geraniums, ferns, begonias, fuchsias,
hydrangeas- 10c cutting. privet hedge
rooted lc. add postage. Dyar Willis,
Palkinge Rock, Rt: 35-57 <: eee
, Sweet williams, water lilies, azaleas,
mt. flags, strawberries, 25c doz. Add
postage orders under $1. Mrs. Lucile
Thomason, Morganton.
Fine mixed snapdragon,
plants 15c doz. add 10c postage.
Annie Turner, Wrens.
Geraniums, conch begonias, cabbage
geraniums, grape begonias 5c ea. lace
ferns rooted 10c. chicken gizzard col
,leia 5c. Mrs. J. L. Parrish, Nashville.
Snapdragon, verbena, phlox, mari-
gold, geranium, houseleak plants. will
exchange.
Rt ier. oe :
.Allamandas, Althea, buddleia, hibis-
cus, oleanders, geraniums,~ ;camphor
trees, sultanas, ferns, cannas, honey-
suckles, crepe myrtyle, bulbs 8 for $1
prepaid. Mrs. H. Dunlap, 306 Atlanta
Ave., S. E., Atlanta. :
8 white spotted leaf calla lilies: 50c

Harold Smith,~Bax-





marigold
Mrs.



ea. send postage, no checks. Lagatha
Shaw, Cedartown, Rt. 2.

x



| hydrangea cuttings, 5c each; red ver-

Tomato plants, 90c M; 20c -C. del.

plants, $1.50 M. Will exc. B. B. Mor=

Miss S. L. David, Tucker,

+R. 10c ea. Mrs. E. H. Smith, Coch-
Tan. RO. as
Pure str. Nugget Buff Rocks, day



rells, Monroe. R 1.















































PAGE ELEVEN _

Lemon lilies, red, yellow japoniacs;
crepe myrtle, lavender iris, lilac, 1l5_
and 20c ea. exchange for feed sacks.
Claude Davis and Ultemer Davis, Elli-.
jay, Rt. 3. aoe es

Double pink hyacinth bulbs 8c ea.
$6 100. single blue hyacinth bulbs 5c
ea, $4 100. all guaranteed. blooming ~
size. Miss Mae Bomar, LaFayette, Rt.
3. :

Double zinnia, large marigold, 10c .
doz. day lilies, double cannas, Easter
lilies 10c ea. double geraniums rooted/
20c ea. add postage. Mrs. C. S. Boyd,
Yatesville, Rt. 1. . weds

Green wandering jew, purple ee
also 15 pieces 10c. larkspur seed 5c
tablespoonful. Add postage. Rosa Mae
Owen, Hawkinsville. oe

Iris, 15c doz. water lily bulbs 20c
cherokee roses-6 for 25c. wild ferns 10c
bunch. verbenas 25c doz, Add postage:
Mrs. Myrtle M. Barnes, Rt. 5,- Alpha-

retta,

Double orange lilies $1.50 100. eae
sample blossom sent on request. Mrs.
Newt E. Spence, Rt. 5, Carrollton. ~~

Water hyacinth, lilac 10 ea. ex-
change for 25 cabbage or tomato
plants, double mums, dahlias, cream
or variegated. Miss Alice Irene John-
son, Armuchee, Rt. I; Box 46.
- King Humbert, President red, Beet- _
hoven pink, Henry Wallace yellow |
cannas $3 100. hydrangeass also lay- |
ender, pink, spirea 50c ea! 2 yrs. old
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson. :
- Rooted Boston ferns 15c. petunias,
red leaf coleus, running iceplant,
large, small wandering jew 10c doz.
verbena plants, pink, purple 15c doz.
Lucile Wright, Rt. 2, Bremen. on

Yr. old sprengeria ferns 35c ea. Bos-
ton ferns rooted, August lilies 15c ea
crimson geraniums 10c ea. oxalis 10c_
bunch, add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Bremen. ee
* Jonquils, 20c doz. white and pink

bena, 10c ea. striped petunias, 20c doz.
Add postage. No stamps. Miss Lena
Crump, Hartwell. R 5. _

- Flowers and Seed Wanted

50 gladioli bulbs, all exchange. Red
and: pink iris. exchange daffodils, jon-
quils, for same. Write. Mrs. Maude
Ware, Carnesville, Rt. 2. -. | eo

Double dahlia plants. will exchange
large white, pink, red cream monthly





rose. cuttings. Write. Mrs. F.
Westbrook, Alpharetta, Rt.' 1. aN
Dahlias, all. colors, justicia. ex-

change Hastings stringless green pod
beans, Kentucky Wonder pole beans.
seed for same. Mrs, Frank Gray, Rt.
2, Box 102, Doerun. aes
Purple, white sultanas rooted. dou-
ble purple geraniums. rooted. exchange
orange, rose sultanas, single pink ger-
aniums rooted for same. Write. Miss_
Mollie M. Hamilton, Alamo, Rt. 2. t
Sultanas, Lantanas, double, fringed
petunias, coleus, asters, snapdragons,
pompom mums, exchange J. B. Giant
eggs $1.25 per 15, other flowers for
. Mrs. W. E.: Whisnante, Rut-
ledge. ee ce
__Want Fancy cut fern in large lots
Grows wild; 3 black veins in stem; tip
Shaped like alligators nose. Send
sample in letter for particulars. N. W
McLeod, Shellman. 3

SPECIAL MISCELLANEOUS ADS
NCUBATORS, BROODERS, ETC.,
FOR SALE ar
250 egg Super Hatcher inc. with all
outfit to run it and a brooder, $10 for
lot. W. D. Brown, Ellabell.
Miller Ideal, Blue Flame, 1M cap.,
brooder. Perfeaj heat control. Used 6
wks. $10 or exch for Jersey heifer calf.
Mrs. W. R. Hill, Sycamore, Rt. 1.
- 240. cap. Super Hatcher inc. 1M cap.
Buckeye brooder, needs little repair.
Sell or exch. for anything can use.
Write. Mrs. A. Y. Fitzpatrick, Ila.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Leghorns and -Anconas, 7c; Red
and. Rocks, 8c. From _ bloodtested
flocks. 100 per cent live del. guar.
Also. 300 egg Barron W. L._ chicks.
Sam-Brown, Atlanta. 316 Whitehall.

Day old mixed Reds, Giants and B







old, llc ea. mailed; 10c ea. at yard. <
Balance of summer. Mrs. C. R. Sor-_




fe Baby Chicks For Sale

Mixed biddies, 10c ea. S. C. Black

Minorcas and other-larger breeds. Mrs.
. Ward, Toomsboro. R. 2. Box 9.

gh grade, bloodtested Tancred



ghorns, $9.50 C; Barred and Buff|

Rocks, Reds, $8; heavy mixed, $7.50.
Postpaid. W. C, Allen, Albany. Box
t1.

Uae Dy Giants, pure Marcy Str. 13
each. Del. in lots of 25 or more. Live
del. guar. Hatch every week. Mrs.
H. J. McCorvey, Hawkinsville.

Thoroughbred Barred, Buff Rocks,
Reds, Orp., from bloodtested flock,
37.75 C; heavy Asst. $7.25; Leghorns,
9.50. Prepaid live del. Also started

. R. H. Fechtel,. Waycross.

Secand: Hand Machinery:
2 For Sale 3

4 sets of tobacco flues used 2 yrs.
in good cond. except fire joint is burn-
d a little, $8 each; also 10M tobacco
sticks kiln dried, $7 per M; 4 log barns
: $50. _W. J. Morgan, Stillmore,





x ne Deloo light generator for sale.
eG: Vance, Tifton, Ga

= iAdaitevitle: Rt ee or

farm bell No. 3, $3 or will exch
2 Mrs. Z. M. Storey, EPRSOD
z
" MoCormick-Deerifg No. 3 cream
rator, $35 FOB, perfect cond., used
only a short time, cost $110. Harry

Svea Augusta, 503 Marion Bldg.

1 1-2 h. p. International gasoline en- |
on Pine for sale or exch for 1-2 h. p. elec-.

otor, W. Dz Stewart, Kingston,

sond., $25; 2 rear rubber wheels for
rdson tractor, $25; one. 20 h. ae cen-

= Dills, Tunnel Hill, GA
ican Midget. Marble flour mill

5 bbl. cap. in first class condition ex- |

cept bolts. 1 smutter and elevators
id line shaft. Price $12 cash for |
ick sale at my place. ue c, oo
lairsville, Rt. 3.

H. P. gas eng.
Kent, Gibson. ae

Write,

chess



M palseas Wanted z



Will make jelly on halves. Party to
urnish: sugar and part of cans. Ap-
le, plum berries, etc. MIs. Ben:
Free, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Will pay -cash for dried gensing and
xolden Seal roots.
1ave. Mrs. T. P. oe Dalton, Rt.

te lowest price on eonedchand
1 oat sacks, without holes, peeea
", Dooly, Norman Park, Rt. 1.

value for farm products or la-

r. Mrs. C, R. Rentz, Atlanta. 101
very Drive. Hemlock 4357-J.

Want dry sage. Must be of this

ons

_| Reg. Permit, 64-C-31.

fi

State what you |.

_ | ete.

growth. Mrs. J. M. McDon- |

Atlanta, 665 Brookline St. oie a

MARKET BULLETIN

dried fruit. Mrs. Rob Jones, Spee
Rt
Blue Speckled crowders Sea white

mush peas, 20c cupful; also new crop |

collard seed, 5c tbls. Add postage.
Rosa Mae Owen, Hawkinsville, Rt. 3.

8 lbs. Egyptian wheat corn, $1.75,
25c Ib; 10 Ibs. German millet, $1. 15 or
20c_ 1b; radish and new sage, 10c
spoonful; watermelon, 25 Cr Bk
Corley, Mauk.

Turnip seed. New, clean and sound,

20c lb. and postage. Mrs. G. M. Fos-
ter, Carrollton, Ebiek as

100 lbs imp. sorghum seed. Recleaned
No busted ones. 100 per cent a guar
5c Ib. Del. 10 or more lbs. J. T . Chat-
man, Franklin.

Calif. beer seed, 10c tbls. Mrs. Hele
Murray, Ellaville. |

200 lbs. genuine Dixie Bell or Stone
| Mtn. melon seed. Pure, sound and
clean, 40c Ib. W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Hastings watermelon seed given to
| party sending 10c. Left from planting.

John H. Combs, Stephens, Rt. 1.

Calif. beer seed, 10c. per start, post-
paid - . plRihHla

paid. Ralph Hill, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1, Box

35.
Calif. beer seed, 8c start, PP. Mrs.
Riss Cartersville, Rt. 3.



Eggs For Sale



- Turken eggs (Spencer Wonder Bird)
| $1. 25 per 15. Carton ret. Rebecca
See

Pure bred Dark Cornish game eggs
from prize winning stock. $1 per 15;
$3 for 50; $6 C; White ee game,
$1 per 15 prepaid. Mrs. C. O. Sikes,
Sylvester.

Eges from Parks B. R. Cockereis :

Rating, D-31. 75c per 15; $3

direct.
Mrs. J. S. Raulerson,

C. Crate ret.

Rockingham. RFD 3. Box 27.

3,-C. R: I. Red hatching eggs, $1.50

setting; $3 for 50; $5 C. Miss Belle

Timmerman, Bronwood.

Parks B. R. Cream Grade direct.
Egg, $1.25 per
15; $3, 50; $5. Cc: hee 200. Postpaid.
Mrs. Mamie Roach Plyler, Manassas. |

White Australian guinea eggs, $1.25
per 18 del. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Bourbon and M. B. crossed, turkey

cas $2 per 10, postpaid. Cash with

order. Pb. Ws Wigley, Dallas. R d;

- Pure bred White Rock eggs, "5 per |
15; pure bred Giant str. Light. Brahma |
Mrs. W. |}

eggs, $1 per 15." Crates ret.

T. Paul, Lexington. Sa

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs

| from Northern stock Byers str. Te

Guar._fresh, fertile. Pre-

paid, insp. No personal chks.. J H,

| per. 15.

| Loyd, Milan, hee.

MT turkey eggs, $3 50 per en:
baby turkeys, 35 each; Yr. old tom,

R. | $4. Exe. eggs for ROREY:: see Boe.
| Ward, Fayettesville. ale

Positions Wanted |



--Middleaged man and wife want job
on farm. Poultry or dairy. Can drive |

Honest, reliable, |
Reference exchanged. |

car; truck or tractor.
At once.
Ww. Worley, 1011 Whitlock Bue: Mari-
etta.



G: ite



~ Seed For Sale

100 Tbs. fine. hand cnet ee
tn., 40c Ib. del; 10 Ibs. up, 30c lb, del.
on shipment. Be he Andrews,

Collard seed, $18 per CWT,. or. 30
. Postpaid; Also plants, $i. Mal-
in Collins, Whigham.

True Ga. collard seed, 1931 crop.
) Ibs. or more, 12c lb: 25 to 50 Ibs.



less, 20c Ib. J. T. Ponder, Whig- ;

Pree: Burpees- Elephant ~ Ear
stard seed with 10c pke. Calif.
Moss beer seed, prepaid. Mrs. Lou
a Green, Hapeville. 864 Central Ave.
Hastings pure Stone Mtn. melon seed
500. Ib. Exch for red Spanish peanuts..
\ Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4.

gees seed, 20 Ib. Exch for

e pkg.

HAY FOR SALECar Lots

10 cars very fine peanut hay. $10 per
ton FOB cars Hawkinsville. Grown on
own farm. S. Sommer, Hawkinsville.

FARM PRODUCE. WANTEDCar Lots

Want watermelons, cantaloups, pea-
ches, tomatoes and other farm. prod-
ucts by the car load. E. J. Cagle, Alto,
Care G. S. Bowman.

HAY FOR SALECar Lots

:1 car-good peanut hay; 2 cars Crab
aaa and Clover hay. Make best of-
Period. D, Fagan, Ft. Valley. RFD.

_eCARE OF a POULTS







The artificial rearing of turkeys in



| brooders brings on new problems. Two | |)
of the outstanding common troubles |

| ways best.

Atlanta. 860 Boulevard Ss.

in the care of young turkeys are to
teach them to eat, and over-heating
for the first weeks,

A poult hatched in an incubator is
probably the dumbest thing we have
to deal with on the farm. It requires

lots of time and patience to teach
them to eat, especially mash feeds. |
Giving the milk to drink will help to

keep the young poults alive until they
do learn to eat. Mixing a small a-
mount of chick scratch in the mash

for a few days will help. Some times.

it is advisable to put an older poult
or chick in the flock for a few days.

The use of moist mash gives good re-

sults. Brooding smaller flocks is al-
There are many tricks to
be used, the important thing is for
the turkey raiser to see that all of the



that was en route North.

this year.
minimum size requirements.
is mainly seed, skin and fur. =

< x



HODGE PODGE

* (Coutinted from page one)

Nout of Georgia. I received a little box containing two epithe er ae
the size of ordinary marbles that were taken out of a crate OF peaches

If this continues size requirements will have to be placed on peaches
-I was hoping that it would not be necessary for me to enforce
You know when a peach gets too small it

Do not abuse a good thing. You will cheat es in the jon run.

Thursday, June 4, 19

poults learn to eat during the f
two days in the brooder. After tk
the problem will be to keep the
warm enough and still not over-he
them.

As most poults are patceed ine i
the season there is a tendency to oy
heat them. For the first few da
90 degress at the edge of the hover
plenty warm. After that the tempe
ature should be lowered at least 5 d
grees each week. As soon as the po
learn to roost, very little heat fro
the brooder stove is. necessary. Prob
ably the greatest cause of over-hea
ing is the hot sun during the day. On
sunny-days, bank the fire and oper
the windows and doors. Dont ove
heat little turkey poults.Allied New
Service.



trees, truck crops, cotton, etc.

was dead in two hours.

dren and stock cannot get to it.
June 2, 1931.

eke dee every year we receive samples of poison sod rece
accompanying them. telling of people and stock being ylleensd by pe :
ons being carelessly left around farms. :

You. know there are all kinds of poisonous Spies now for fruits,

I had a neighbor who killed the best horse you ever saw a few years
ago by having left an empty arsenic barrel out in the field, which filled
. with rain water and the horse of course drank some of this WAST, and

Anything that will kill insects will kill pecnis: and stock.

Use care in the handling of your poison and the empty vessels.
you have any poison left over be sure to put it up in a house where chil- 2

9



baa

EUGENE TALMADGE.









=

to the Georgia Experiment

beans in this sta

Georgia conditions.

Of the state.

sprout.

tomers.





-. WARNING TO SOYBEAN GROWERS -

Experintent Station Reports Northern Beans Unadapt- 4
sed; to South Being Offered as Southern Beans
Shipments Being Refused

Since issuing a press bulletin on Tdentifying Soy: i
bean Seed a large number of samples have been sent -

_ Itis evident from these samples that unscrupulous deal- _
ers are trying to sell large quantities of northern soy-
te as Otootan.
warned that these northern soybeans are unadapted to
The loss to the farmer. from plant- |
ing a bushel of such seed is from $10 to $20 as com-
pared with returns from the southern Otootan variety.
~~ In Floyd County alone, County Agent Webb has
stopped shipment on 450 bushels of northern soybeans
and in this way saved the farmers of his county from
losing between five and ten thousand dollars. it
large shipments have also been stopped in other parts jf

The reason for the iors shipment of nonien:
soybeans into Georgia this year is undoubtedly due to
the poor quality of loally grown seed. Rains during
harvest time last year caused many of the seed to
Soybean seed that appear to be badly dam-

aged will often germinate 50 to 60 per cent. It is bet-

ter to plant such seed, using more per acre, than to
substitute northern grown seed.

Many local seedsmen are doing their best to se-

cure a good grade of Otootan soybeans for their cus-
AS a general rule it is useless to try to buy the
Otootan variety in the North. The Otootan soybean is
late in: Bova and will not ripen in the North.

-- R, P. BLEDSOR, Agronomist
Ga. Experiment Station,
Experiment, Georgia.



Station for identification.

Soybean growers are

Several