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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, BHURSDAY, JULY 2, 1981.



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There are several Federal Land Banks scattered over the United
States. These Federal Land Banks were organized to furnish the farm-
er with credit to make his crops. :
The Federal Land Bank for Georgi
Carolina. : = :
I have received numerous letters from different people telling me
about some little Co-operatives that they were becoming members of
for the purpose of securing credit. All of these parties state that they
have to buy stock in the Co-operatives before they can borrow money.
The stock always costs them anywhere from ten to twelve and a half per
cent of the amount they want to borrow. There are always other ex-
penses in addition te buying stock, such as searching records, recording
_ fes, etc. To all of these other charges they always add interest.
All of this expense comes out of the farmer, who finally gets a
check from the Federal Land Bank. - :
Then the farmer has his stock on hand and
anything for it. . :
s After all the expenses are figured the Government money costs the
farmer anywhere from 20 to 30 per cent. ~
I received a letter last week that was so in po
it herewith. s SE
I do not know whether this particular Co-operative secured the
money from the Federal Land Bank or not, but you will see that she
states in the letter that it was Government money they told her she
was getting. :

a is located at Columbia, South

he is not able to get

int I am publishing

Ambrose, Georgia.

He ; June 24, 1931 .
Mr. Eugene Talmadge,
Atlanta, Georgia.
Dear Sir: : :

T trust that I can explain this matter to you so you can thor-
oughly understand it, and let me know by return mail what your
idea is on this, as I didnt know who else to write to, so if I am
not writing to the right one please give me his address, as I dont
know much about business, and if I makea mistake, please pardon

me.
In this county, (Coffee) there was not a bank at all. The banks

all busted and everyone that had a-little money lost it in them. The
farmers of this section had no one to go to to get run. You have
heard that a drowning man will grab at a straw. Well, Mr. Sid-
ney Stubbs of Douglas, Ga., told the farmers they could get their
guano at cash price and some money to. run on from the Georgia-

_ Carolina Agricuitural Credit Corporation. ae :
Now, Ill try to explain my own case, what I did get in this
corporation. ~ Se
T first gave a mortgage on all crops and live stock on a 2 horse
farm. They sent it back and wouldnt have it, so I had 130 acres of
good land, with one hundred dollars indebtedness on it and I gave

More Farm Relief

dorsed his note and they charged him the same $6.50 for searching

ernment money we were getting.

mission to publish her letter and to my letter I received the fol
reply on a post card:

_write your Congressmen and United States Senators.

June 29, 1931.

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a mortgage on it and also the crop mortgage too, and here is what
I have gotten. I was compelled to take stock in said corporation:
Stock $25.00
Or searchin record Dald 502s ee
HiOr PeCOrd ne. fee ieee ee
Se Phves erades of. suan0. 2 ee eS Reo
~*T could have gotten this right. here time price that cheap.
My note was $275.00. Sten
- T received $55.00 in money, $172.00 in guano which is $227.00.
Now, to get this I have or will. have paid $48.00. ites :
~ Now, do you think this is fair to catch the farmer where he
cant help himself that way? ican
Now, my brother gave a mortgage on his crop. He didn
have any property whatever and they wouldnt have it, so I en-

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the records.
search for.
So please tell me what can be done. They claimed it was Gov-

He told them he had nothing on record for them to

Let me hear from you. Several
fied about this in this county.
Respetfully,
MRS. JOHN PURVIS,
Rt. 2, Ambrose, Georgia. .

Upon receipt of. this letter I wrote to Mrs. Purvis requestin

hundred farmers are dissatis-

per-
wing

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6-28-31



Dear Mr. Talmadge:
: You are permitted to use the letter
it will help the farmers any. ~ : ne
They may, get mad with me and take my land but I am doing
this to try to help others too, thats in the same position as myself.
- . Please send the Market Bulletin:to my address. . ee
oe oS MRS. JOHN PURVIS,
Rt. 2, Ambrose, Ga.

in any way you see fit if

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Beware of anything called FARM RELIEF.

This Relief means to relieve you of your cash at. exorbitant,
ous rates of interest in the sha
other heavy charges.

Suppose some of you farmers who have been bitten by these schemes

usuri-
pe of all sorts of stock certificates and
j A Ba ,

This monkey business has got to stop. The Government should not

be in business anyway. :
EUGENE TALMADGE,









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MARKET REPORT INDES
: , : : Flowers and Seed for Sale 2, 3, 6,8 |
, OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS ; Flowers and Seed Wanted... 3, 6, 8
Sas ae pe Second-Hand Machinery
Prevailing Wholesale Prices June 30, 1931. Always Subject to Variation POR SA aaa set aoeennseeesentene 18
2 Second-Hand Machinery
* Ci os WATTCG se ee a jhe
Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Maldosta Incubators for Sale iat eK cues Ne renee 4, q
Hees, Wxtra, doz. -.... 25: ee $20 ' 23 $ .20 $ .20 $ .20 A TRICUDA LORS WADLOG sieire en trees
Heps, Standard, doz. --------_--- 18 ot a 18 18 16 Baby Chicks for Sale ............... 4, 6
Eggs, Ga., trade, doz, ----------- .13 16 13 13 13 AL Pace ONCE, Waser < 00
Fegs, Yard Run, doz. _--------.- 18 21 18 18 18 16 Eggs fOr Gade nn eseseeceeeseeee 1, 8
Sines i. oe 16 7 16 16 12 15 Be OG en ee He
Hens: 1b. 46 17 18 18 BK 16 Farm Help Wanted: nsec - 6
Proosters. Ib tac 09 12 10 12 10 08 Ga. Products for Sale........ 5, 6, 7, 8 3
Friers, Ib. __-__------ Pee 2 95 30 24 80 25 22 Ga. Products Wanted csc a
hike ta oe Be 12 - 15 15 90 20 15 Live Stock for Sale ................... 5, 7
Geese, lb. se Se ee ee 09 ait 12 15 ae 15 : Live Stock Wanted .............. 5, 7
Turkeys lb. 20 25 << 25 25 OO 20 Miscellaneous LOR BIC! lege
7 tone Ibe 8 a /25 L Le -- postions Waniek
Field Peas, mixed, bu. -.-..------ 1.75 1.50 1.75 1.65 1.75 - pulley tease ee
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ------- 2.00 1.75 2.00 1.85 2.25 =a Poulin Wanted 2) Bogs
Country Butter, Best Table, lb... .30 20 30 3p 35 30 Diente ee Sale 3
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) bu. --- .70 65 10 ae 10 at 7Plants. Wanted 6
No Hogs Sold During Week Beginning June 22, 1931, at Cooperative Sales. _ Seed for Sale eens. 8

No. 1, Grade Spanish Peanuts, $80.00 per ton, Delivered, Subject to Correction.

























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Thursday, July 2, 1931.

















rengeria ferns, large size, $1.
amie Stone, Adairsville.

large, blooming size ;
with orange cup, $4.50 del; lace
lOc each. Mrs. S.

it.
ia slips, 15 for 25c and direct-
rooting. Mrs. Ella Robinson,

P. Jones, Lula

yellow and brown; dbl. jon-
ellow, cream, 25c doz: narcissi,
and yellow, isc C. Mrs. Riley

ggola.
daffodil bulbs, $5; 8~kinds b-
-10c cut; sultanas, 5c cut. Add
. Mrs. John Stewart, i

follyhock seed, all colors, 10c cup;.

tra ea. cup for postage. Mrs, Ju-

arnell, Jasper, Rt. 1.

, young, rooted Ice plants, 12

etunia seed, 8c

ulk, Ocilla.
liltes, white















c del. Mixed
del. Mrs. A. S.
ant Ears, Tiger
ch begonias, sweet gum geraniums,
ngels Trumpet, 3 for
Grass pinks, 10c bunch, iris, 55c
rs. J. Winter, Buford. -
white, red and red rosebud ge-
S, purple lantanas, red fuch-
c each; coleus plants, 4 for 25c;
ee Conch, begonias,
McLane, Hartwell, Rt. 5.
en ee daffodils, '75c doz; $6
chroma, best yellow for the
arden; Iris, all colors, 15 mix-

eta Trillium, Lemon,
4 Water and Ginger, 35c doz. 5
transplanted azaleas, rhododen

6, 50c; 8 kinds ferns, mixed, 35c
Mary L. Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt.

mperor Jonquils, 2 C. Miss N. M.
ya ea






of Terrestrial orchid. Foliage
d like blooms rich redish purple,
n, on tall spikes, 2 1-2 to 3 ft.
50c ea. 3 $1. Mrs. Grant Brock,
osa.
10 dif. begonias, 7 dif, cactus, pink,
t salmon geraniums, red, pink jus-
pink, salmon pink sultanas, 5c
4 ae ferns, 10c bunch. Add
Josephine Spear, Mitch-









ite jonquils, 15c doz. pink, purple
na, 10c bunch; white and pink
kle, dusty miller,
alis, 10c bunch. Add 3c post-
issie Raley, Mitchell.
oe ferns, dbl. white, red ge-
hardy carnations, 15c each,
35; pink carnation, poppy seed,
Mrs. Ida Taylor, Arlington,

ia i: zinnia plants for Fall bloom--
yellow, primrose; crimson, scar-
k and pom pom Jliput,
doz 50 for 75c; $1.10 C

n Sherman, Blakely.
ippers, velvet. marigolds,
ix, 10e: doz:
geraniums,
ing jew, running moss, 20c dee
G. Dodd, Alpharetta, Fb. 3:
white narcissi bulbs, best, $1
ernice Carson, Austell, Rt. 2
man hyacinth pulbs, 1 - 2 in. dia
~white, $1.20 doz: 12 doz. blue
H. Bagley,








doz. $15 for all.

er lilies. Morning Glory >(pink
2 dee
; Both white,
5c each, or 2 for $1.
Se Ezzard, Dalton.

ia, white conch begonia,
fern, red geranium cut. white
sililies, 10c each rooted;
anna lilies, 15 ach roe
E. C. Moss, Blaine.

gs, Star of uonieiaht Tris, All
Exch for useful



















Z. 5 doz. $1.
f oe Oscar Silver,

y Datfodil: bulbs $2; 6 Irish ju-
Add postage.
er, Bowdon, Rt. 4.

as, rooted, Rubia _ Coralline,
nii, Argentea, Chatelaine, Ma-
msiana, Maple, Xmas red,. -Co-
a Bedder, 15c;
Add postage.
* Box Springs, Rt. 2.
is, begonias, geraniums, All large
ants. Reasonable prices.
em. Mrs. S. A. Odum, Monie-

ype dahlias and mums _ for
mmer and Fall blooming, 35c

ie posepatds All leading.

Large Leat



Bernetas rooted, 15 each. Mrs. Mary
Spruell, Alpharetta, Rte 2a.

Purple lilacs, 30c doz; jonquils, daf-
fodils, $1.10 C; Golden Bells, 35c doz;
Bleeding Heart, 60c each; hardy hi-
biscus, 40c doz. rooted. Add postage.
Ruby Langley, Talking Rock.

Blue and purple Iris, orange and

lemon lilies, purple foxglove, pink
primroses, mixed col. pinks, 2 dozen
35c. Exch for anything can use.

Louisa Blaylock, Elijay, Rt. -3.

Yellow daffodils, 65 C; $4 M. White
narcissi, 75c C; dbl. yellow japonicas,
4 yrs. old, 25c each, 6 for $1. Rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. Frank Marks, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

30 dahlia roots, 25c; 6 Umbrella
palms, 40c; pink oxalis, 10c dozen; 30
flower cuttings, some rooted, mixed,
75c. Add postage. Exch for other
flowers. Harold Pass, Point Peter.

1 each, oxalis, begonia, fern, cac-
tus, Rainbow moss, squirrel-tail fern,
rooted, 35; fuchsia, hibiscus, dbl. pe-.
tunia, justicia, begonias, hydrangea,
lantana, not rooted, 6, 25c. Roy. A.
Grindle, Dahlonega, PYF

Begonias, sev. var. 10c cutting; pink
oxalis, rooted, pink justicia cuttings.
Eng. Wax vine cut. Baby Boston fern,
rooted, 10c each; geraniums, 5c; lan-
tana, 10c. Mrs. i. H. Smith, Hillton-

ia.

Mixed Coleus, 5 each, 6, 25c; Um-
brella Palms, and Caladiums, 10c ea;
.| purple petunias cuttings, 2 for 5c; Pos-
tage extra. Mrs. H. R. Hawkins,
Newton, Rt. 4, Box 25.

About M daffodil and 500 butter and
egg bulbs, 70c C; $6 M; $8 for lot if
taken within 30 days. Del. Mrs. Vida
Powell, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Pin cushion cactus, 30c 1-2 doz. del.
chks. Miss Pearl Brewton, States-

oro.

Hollyhock seed, mixed colors, 10c per
prea Mrs. J. J. Knowles, Patterson,

Monsignor, Perfection, Nibelungen,
Golden Queen, Fantasy, Queen of May
Iris, 25e doz; $2 C;-$15 M FOB here.
Add postage if by mail. James Cure-
ton, Austell. :

Camelia Japonicas, Indica Azaleas,
2, $1.10; Oleanders, Red, dbl. yellow,
white, variegated, 4, $1. 15; begonias,
Star, Gum, Rex, Beefsteak, Picta Ro-
sea, Alba Picta, 3, 60c; others. Mrs.
FAK Griffin, Cordele. 4

Iris, guar true to name: Nibelungen,
Mrs. Alan Gray, Caprice, Monsignor,
Storm. Cloud. Strong roots. Bloom
next spring. 75c dozen postpaid. Miss
Mary Lewis, Cornelia.

April, white narcissi, $2.50 per M in
oe = a M. Ethel Sullivan, Marietta

20 var. Iris, 60c dor Violets, white,
variegated; Chesterfield daisies, 2 doz
15c; daffodils, narcissi, 15 doz.; three
col. verbena, 20 doz. Wandering Jew.
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

2 colors, rooted, sultanas, and root-
ed trailing coleus, 10c each. Mrs. G.
L. Tallant, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Geraniums, red, lavender; scarlet,
blue bells, grape pegonias, wild rose,
Devils Pin Cushion. Deerhorn tree

age. Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt.

Salmon pink Amaryllis, 10-25 each.
Lily of the Valley, 50c doz; dbl. red
geraniums, rooted, 10-25c. Mrs. P.
Blankenship, Rome, 105 East 3rd St.
Prize winning, named Tris, dbl. pink
peonies, Madonna lilies, crimson An-
theny Waterer spirea; other flowers
and shrubbery.
lb of fryers. Mrs. W. M. Jones, Lyerly
Christmas ace? plants, 15c each
2for 25. -Mrs:; J.
ville, Rt. 2.

Sev. M nice, rooted Dwarf boxwood
6 - 9 in. $6 C; $47 M; Cherokee roses,
500. nice plants, $12. 50; 3 M Hemero-
callis. lilies, $22.- - Norman Woodruff,
Greenville. : ~

Boxwood, 4 = 15 in. Rooted from
cuttings; Crepe Myrtle and other
shrubs at hard time prices. Write for
ee list. Mrs. W. E. Pearson, Gay, Rt.

Dwarf and Tree boxwoods, $2.50 to
$8 C; 25 White Cherokee roses, 2 ft.
$2.50; old time speckled Blackberry
lilies, $2 C. Mrs. J. L. Rodgers, Green-
Ville; <=
Sev. M daffodils and Jonquils; one
Gardenia (Cape Jasmine) and a lot of
Flowering pear. John T. as, Eat-
onton. :

e-8 kind siltanae 5 geraniums, 6 be-
eos, a JOR 1 petunia, 2 oxalis, 2



cactus, 10c each, 12 for $1, 5c post-

SelH or exch for 20)

E. Sorrells, Carnes-

| blooming spirea, 20c each;

rose geraniums, Rex begonias

Charlie L. Willis, Talking Rock.

Pink, red, May cactus, fuchsia, red
orange geraniums, dbl. petunias, wht.
red begonias, Boston, Sprengeria ferns
10c rooted; Mothers Tears, 15c; bleed-
ing heart, 25c. Daisy Willis, Talking
Rock, Bet

Porch box collection; petunias, jew,
3 each, salvia, Four oclock, 25c; two

added, 50c; 3 ea. ger., begonias, jew,
50c. Mrs. C. L. Hamby. Greenville.

White and cream narcissi, 5 col iris,
5 doz. $1; peonies, geraniums, Wax
plants, 20c each; Day lilies, 3 doz. 50c;
Perennials, 50c doz, Mrs. Delia, Fife,
Armuchee.

Large Madonna lily bulbs, 25c each
postpaid. Mrs. James Puckett, Au-
burn.

Sultana, orange, salmon, rooted, 20c

-each; .8 dif. geraniums, large cut. of

e2., 35 rooted, 15c each; oxalis, seven
bulbs, 25C3 Begonias and Fuchsias.
Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta, Rt. 2. -

Hydrangeas, rooted 1930, 25c, 5, $1;
white, April narcissi, 25c doz; $1.25 C;
Emperor Daffodils, 35c doz. $1.50 C;
purple German iris, 35 doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy.

Poppy seed, 25c thls, Homer | McEl-
roy, Forsyth.

postage. Mrs. Geo. M, Foster, Carroll-
ton; Rt.7

Maple and Angel Wing begonias, 2,
15c; red begonias, 10c bunch; sweet
gum and other geraniums, fuchsia,
and- hydrangea, 2, 15c. Add postage.
Mrs, J. B. Fields, Dahlonega, FUte-ds

Blue and White Flags, trumpet daf-
fodils, 25c doz; $1.50 C; jonquils, snow-
drops, April narcissi, June lilies, 20c
doz. 90c C del. Miss L. M. Davis,
Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

Golden Bells, altheas, forsythia, Eng
dogwood, bridal wreath, yellow japon-
icas, azaleas, 3. for 25: hardy phlox,
golden glow, 25c doz. Exch for white
feed sacks. Manda Henderson, Elli-
Jay, Rico! ; :

Mammoth cream peonies, rose hy-
drangea, maple begonia, Roosevelt
fern, carnation, 25c ea; dbl. dahlia
slips, mixed, 50c doz; dbl. daffodils,
$1 C; Royal Blue iris, $1. 50 C. Dessie
Hughey, Ranger.

Ostrich plume, Fluffy Ruffles, Baby
Breath, Fishtail, Moss, Silver ferns,
pink sultana, Ivy and Silver leaf ge-
raniums, white Calla lilies, 15 each.
Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam.

Grape leaf. and conch shell begon-
ias, geraniums, large, dark pink and
little pink oxalis, pink hydrangea, 15c
each; blue August lilies, 3 for 50c. Miss
Ranie Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Blackberry lilies, 15c; . Irish roses,
50c. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

~ Sev. hundred jonquil and narcissi
bulbs, 75c C. and party pay postage.
Mrs. c L. Conkle, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

Large yellow daffodils, also small.
sweet smelling jonquils. Make offer
on 100 to 500 lots. Miss Mamie Gar-
ner, Menlo, Rt. 2.

Yellow Aris, oucule hardy phiox, 25
doz; Shasta daisies, white, 10c each;
yellow japonicas, red honeysuckle, 30
each; white, oe butterfly bush,
ae each. S. W. Thornton, Ellijay, Rt.

Lemon lilies, Bear Grass, blue iris,
25c doz.; Fall pinks, 20c- doz: Seven
Sister rose bush, 10c each. Doz. lem-
on lilies free with 75c order.
postage. Mrs. Inez Vick, Ellijay.

Cannas and Evergreen. hedge bushes
for sale or exch for potato or tomato
plants. Evergreens to be del in Fall.
Mrs. E, S: Smith, Dalton, Rt. 5. .

Pink peachtree roses, 15c each; day
lilies, blue Flag and Ginger lilies, 30G
doz; hollyhocks, 3 for 30c; Fall. pinks
jonquils 50 doz. Mrs, Elvie Waters,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Rooted dwarf boxwood plants, $3.50
C; yellow iris, blackberry lilies, red
cannas, 60c doz; white and red ever-
Weeping

Willows, Eng. dogwoods, 25e. Blanche

Woodruff, Greenville.

Pink Shamrock bulbs, 25c doz; yel-
low narcissi, jonquils, 35 per 2 doz;
pink begonia, rooted, 15; pink verbe-
na, Boston ferns, 10 each; Postage
oe over 50c. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lew-
iston.

Bright red, purple, pink, old rose and
corn
cactus. All well rooted, 25c each;. yel-
low jonquils, white narcissi, $1 C. Nora
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Porch box collection: petunias,



piehee Jew, green Jew, white. ened.

ea., red geraniums, begonias, verbenas, |

Few white narcissi, 50c per C. Add |.

Add |

MARKET BUCH Tae TIN
colors. Mrs. T. W. Hagood, Marietta) hydrangeas, 3 fuchsias, 10c ea. $1 for, century plant, 1 yr. old. All for 30c.
ors and Seed For Sale Pink, white and Sane sultanas, | 12, FOB, Mrs. ace Parker, Talking | Add postage. Mrs. L. M. Aderhold,
3 rooted, 25c each; weeping lantana, Rock. Lavonia.
loxonia, 10 each; geraniums: pink | Rt, 3. Box flowers. Sultanas, geraniums,| March and April blooming narcissi,
[red rosebud, white and pink, 10c geraniums, dbl. fuchsia, 10 each; Ma-| begonias, ferns, fuchsias, 10c; Privet| tops dead and ready. 5c C; red and
variegated red and white, ger. ple begonias, red, pink everblooming | hedge, rooted, 2c each. All FOB. Mrs.| pink crepe myrtle, 15 doz. Mrs. J. E.

Lewis, Machen.

Purple iris, $10 M. Clara Belle Pet-
tit, Pike, Ga.

Godfreys everblooming Calla lilies,

and Amaryllis Equestra, 25c each, $2.-

50 doz; giant Hybrid Amaryllis, 15C. ea.
$7.50 doz; Japanese water er
25c ea. $2 doz; fine cannas, $2 C
Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele. =

2 of each, hibiscus, justicia, dbl. and
single fuchsia, dbl. petunia, plumba-
go, geraniums, lantana, begonia, cac-
tus, maple begonia,
tings, not rooted. 50c; 6 for 25c.
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega.

Orchid Cherokee roses, yellow dog-
wood, $1 doz; water lilies,
pink perennial phlox.
5 doz. $1; Cherokee Belles, $3.50; wht.
violets, 15c doz. A. Wilson, Morgan-
ton.

Tris, some exquisite named var. $1.
doz; narcissi, White Lady, 50c doz;
Madonna lilies, largest, 15c;
size, 10c each. No stamps accepted.
Miss Irene New, Carrollton, 87 nee
St.
Dark purple iris, orange lilies, daf-.
fodil bulbs, Mtn. ferns, wild azaleas,
bird-eye hedge bush, Eng. dogwood,
white and purple altheas, 25 each.
Add postage. Nancy Henderson, El-
lijay, Rt. 3.

Sultana and geranium cuttings, all
colors, 5c each; rooted sultana, 10c; _
begonia cuttings, 5c; narcissi bulbs to
exch for long trumpet daffodils. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Boston.

400 white jonquils $2; M. mixed daf-
fodils, mostly yellow long trumpets, $5.
100 yellow jonquils, $1; bulbs insp. DEY 5
orange lilies, $1.50 C. Mrs. Newt E
Spence, Carrollton, Riso.

Begonias, red and pink geraniums,
fuchsias, ferns, cactus, oxalis, rain-
bow moss, mistletoe geraniums, 10c ea.
or exch for anything useful. Mr
Minnie Moss, Talking Rock.

Azaleas, Cherokee roses, $1 dozen;
Mtn. ferns, water lilies trailing arbu-
tus, mtn. geraniums, sweet Williams;
all 25c doz. Violets, 10c each; Daisies,
10c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Thedosh-
ia Ross, Morgantown.

Birch, holly, Elm, Maple, dogwood, :
white Oak and some species that re-
main green all winter, priced_accord-
ing to size. Will exch. Rev. H. J. Hill
Stone Min., Rt. 3.

Purple and lavender iris, $2 ; daf-
fodils, narcissi, Star of Bethlehem, and
orange lilies, "5c per C. Bulbs, add
postage. Exch for white feed sacks. ;
Mollie Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Anchusa, Dropmore plants 25c each;
yellow iris, bronze -falls, 20 each; red =
larkspur, 25c doz. seeds; yellow cos-
mos, Poinciana, red, pink marshmal-
low, 10c pkt. Mrs. John Turner, ie
fin, Rt-C. =

New crop Sweet Pea seed, $12
Hand gathered from strong: bloomers.

Mrs.

|W. J. Burney, Pooler.

. Snapdragons, 25c doz;
jam seed, 10c spoonful;
rooted, 10c each; moss for rock beds,
10c punch. Add postage. Miss Blanch
Woods, LaFayette. Rt. 5. Se
Hardy phlox;35c doz; = red. crepe=.
myrtle, 40c each; butter and eggs, 20c_
doz; Evergreen, 20c doz. purple King
iris, 30c doz. Miss M. Barrett, sale
jay, Rt. 3, Box 62.
- Tall growing, mixed colors, snapdra-
gons, le each. Add Tec for postage.
Mrs. O. E. Browning, Doerun, Rt. 4:
Dbl. yellow japonicas, 6 yrs. old, 50c
each; hardy phlox, 45c doz; fox gloves
35c doz; King iris, 35c doz. Mrs. M
M. Geniry, Ellijay, Rt Bice ee
Purple iris, $2.50 C. Exch for sec
ond-hand fruit jars with lids at |
doz. or for other value. Mrs. an Sat-
terfield, White, Rt. 1.
Rainbow. moss, white begonias, 10
each; geraniums, fuchsia, lantanas,
hydrangea, hibiscus, Maple - begonias,
5 cutting; oxalis, 6 for 15c; holly-
hocks, 30 doz. Add postage. J. C.
Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. :
Red~ Spider lilies, single, blue hya=
cinths, 35c doz; trumpet yellow, sin-
gle and double daffodils, single white
narcissi, white iris, orange Hemerocal-
lis lilies, jonquils, $1 C. Mrs. Cc. Les
Dye, Middleton.
White, red giant phlox, red, white
Shasta daisies, 30c doz; lemon lilies,
cream, blue asters, yellow iris, 25c doz. -
old fashioned | yellow rose, 25 ea. Ad
postage. Pearl Vick, Ellijay. Mi
ss

Blue Flag lilies, 15 doz, del.
Snapdragon seed 10c spoonful. mix-



Ja ie Garner, ee Rt. 38.

Jane Elrod, Pendergrass, RG Aa
ed colors. Phlox seed 8c Jo Se El- |






hydrangea cut-

50c doz; =
Shasta daisies, i




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Thursday, July 2, 1931.

Flowers and Seed F or Sale



_ 9 kinds begonias, Christmas, Thur-
stonii, Argentea Guttata, coral, coral-
line, Chastelaine, 3 conch ferns: mai-
den hair, sprengeria, Boston, Sword,
rainbow moss, 5c and 10c ea. Miss El-
la M. Fordham, Toomsboro.

_ Several kinds shrubbery, such as
nowbalis, laylock, crepe myrtles, mon-
thly roses, golden belis, bridal wreath,
-prides bouquet, 10c ea. FOB. privet
hedge ic FOB. Mrs. Ida Parker, Talk-
ng Rock. 3
-~ Rainbow moss 20c bunch. Double pe-
tunias, 5c cutting. summer phlox, 25c
Miss Lillie Dockery, Dahlonega,

ite narcissi bulbs $r. Mrs. W. M.
Hiatt, Smyrna, Rt. 2.
Water lily bulbs, arch lilies, Chero-
kee roses wild, tiger lilies 15c doz. wild
ferns 10c bunch. Add postage. Clint
~ Wilson, Duluth, Rt, 2.
Large wandering jew rooted 5c ea.
Princess feather plants, standing cy-
press, lilies, marglobe, 15c doz. Eva

McLaughlin, Greenville, Rt. 3, Box 48.
White April blooming narcissi,- yel-
ow narcissi, fragrant yellow jonquils,

$4 per M. Long trumpet daffodils, $5

per M mixed, $4 M. Mrs. N. L. Green,

Powersville.

Large winterblooming yellow oxalis

bulbs 15c doz. Add postage. Plant in

oer Mrs. Lillian Wright, Zeb-
ulon.

Sweet grass pinks, 50c 4 doz. Chi-
ese lantern root, 15c, 2 for 25c.. yel-
w bells, 10c. Orange and Arabian
ies 50c 4 doz. Mrs. Christine Mc-
eod, College Park, Rt. 2. :
Large red double poppy seed 10c ta-
espoonful. Exch for few well rooted

double geraniums. Mrs. R. L. Greene,

Cuthbert, Rt. 4.

10 colors iris 10c ea., $1 doz. Mrs. L.
. Coe, Eastanollee. -

Tris, 6 named varieties, white, cream, |

2 blues, yellow, smoked, purple 40c doz.
del. 3 doz $1 del. Mrs. J. T. Pattillo,
LaGrange, Rt. 6, Box 79.
- Double poppies, pink 10c teaspoon-
ful. hyacinths, blue, 5c. Exchange for
double white, pink jonquils. Gladioli,
red, purple 50c doz. Japanese iris, 10c.
Add postage. Miss Willie Simonton,
Rt. 5, Franklin. - : ay .
Small palms, 25c, large 50c. Princess
feather seed, periwinkle seed 25c and
- 50c package. Add postage. Exchange
for potato slips. Mrs. B. O. Fussell,
Brunswick.
Large trumpet jonquils, 50c, 100.
ouble red geraniums, ferns, red cac-
tus 10c cutting. Exch for other flowers.
Mrs. J. H. Turner, Winston, Rt. 2.
15 pot plant cuttings, all different
$1 doz. rooted plants, $1. 2 yr. old
roses 6 for $1.. Mrs. J.
im, Rik. ;
Violets, 25 doz. Cape jasmine root-
ed 50c ea, 3 for $1 mixed cannas 50c
doz. Butter and eggs 20c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. H. B. Grizzle, Royston,
ute =3s Sar
- Butter egg bulbs, October lilies, yel-

low narcissi, 30c doz. Jonquils, dusty

miller, lace border plant, 15c dozen.

everal kinds pot plants. Mrs. H. F.
Jarrell, Butler, Rt. 2, Box 44.

100 mixed Iris, good assortment not
labelled, $1. Write for price of named
sorts. Mrs. Wiley C. Barber, 127 Phil-
pot St., Cedartown. Sony
- Large cluster April narcissi, 75 100
bulbs. Angel trumpet plants, ready,
10c. Petunia plants, 25c per 100. Will
exchange. Mrs. Johnnie F. Myers,
Hartwell, Rt. 4. ea

Jonquil bulbs, April blooming Nnar-
cissi, $1 100. Red spider lilies 25 doz.

lag lilies 5c. geranium cuttings 8c.
Add postage orders under 50c. Evelyn
King, Hamilton, Rt. 4, Box 63.

- Shasta daisies, yellow lilies, 25 doz.
Chrysanthemums, Gladioli, 50c dozen.
_ Add postage.
~ Rockmart. :
Francis, Maple, red conch, begonias,
- $word, Boston ferns, golden glow, 15c.
- Geraniums, 25c doz. cuttings. Rooted
90c. Oxalis bulbs, snake, deer horn
cactus, 10c. Mrs. J. C. Hades, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 7. ac :
: Orange, scarlet canna bulbs, bronze
leaves, 35c doz. Exch for gladioli bulbs
white cannas, perennial phlox, dahlia
- glips. Mrs. A. Z. Persons, Marshall-
~ ville. ;

Larkspur, primroses, 15c doz. Shasta

_ daisies, white, purple, Ivis, daffodils,
-narcissi, 20c doz. Roman hyacinths,

25c doz. Mrs. R. F. Webb, Bowman.
_. Yellow, bronze, lavender chrysan-
- themums, white, pink periwinkles 15c
> per 50, 25c 100. Vernon Banks, Sale

City, Rt. io:

Dorothy
honey suckles, 10c. Wisteria 25c and

45c, Red cannas 5c. Postpaid on 50c

L. Burk, Tif- |

Mary Bramilett, Rt. 3,

Perkins rose bushes, white

MARKET
orders. Stamps or money order. Clif-
ford Taylor, Rt. 1, Box 29, Naylor.

Everblooming moss, all colors, mari-
golds, fall variety, 10c doz. Ida Chap-
mah, Whitesburg, Rt. 3.

Large rose chrysanthemum plants,
red, pink geranium -cuttings, 10c ea.,
$1-doz. old fashioned green moss 10c
bunch. Mrs. A. L. Branan, 209 Hard-
eman Ave., Macon.

Dbl. poppy seed, pink and rose col-
or. Large size. 10c pk. Arlene Rain-
water, Rex.

Boston ferns, 5c,. 3 for 10c; Baby
breath, 10c; St. Bernard lily,- rooted,
10c, 2 for 15c; dbl geranium cut. 5c,
3 for 10c; rooted May cactus, 10c. Mrs.
V. P. Jackson, Ivey.

Daffodils, 10 per doz.
postage.
Rts.

Well rooted. porch box collection:
Trailing Queen coleus, verbena, red
and green striped jew, green jew, pe-
tunia, ferns, sultanas 50c. Mrs. J. L.
Yawn, Chauncey.

Begonia, geraniums, cabbage geran-
iums, cuttings, 10c; small green jew,
moss, 6, 10c; large pink, red dbl., sin-
gle poppy seed, 10c thls.
flowers. Add postage.
Alpharetta.

Flowers and Seed Wanted

10 pulbs and
Quinnie Stanley, Fayetteville

Jewell Dodd.





for 2 yellow callas; 2 Warner (purple
Dec.) dahlias for 2 shaded Dec. yellow
dahlias, bulbs or rooted plants.
Roark, Clermont. .

Want sultana cuttings, all colors.
Exch. nice geranium cuttings, 1 for 1
postpaid. Cleo Blevins; Rising Fawn.

Exch 15 var. Mums plants for tu-
lips. Mums to be del next Spring; tu-
lips for fall planting; also exch for
hyacinths, Mrs. Vivian
burg, Rt. 1.



e,

For Sale



10 H. P. Titan, slight repairs, Cash.
Would exch for car of good bread
core Robt. Fuller, Adairsville, Box

One 30 horse eng. and 40 horse
boiler of R. D. Cole Mfg. Co. make, for
ae S. J. Elder, Atlanta, 152 Peters

oe x :

Gas. eng. 8 H. P. in good shape for
sale or exch. J. O Parker, Baldwin.

6 disc harrow, $6.50; 50 gal hog
scalding iron kettle, $10; small -cider
ae $10. Mrs. W. McL. Edson, Tiger,
Ri Ls Seek

15 gal. barrel churn, good cond. $7.-
or R. I. Red pullets. Mrs. P. .R.
Maddox, Griffin, Rt. B. -

4-70 saw gin outfit complete, 80 H.
P, eng. All belted. Come at once. W.
L. Houser, Ft. Valley. . E

Brand new row Perfection cotton
duster. Never used and will sell for
less than factory price. H. G. Wiley,
Forsyth. Z

1 in. hose i
long, good cond., $2.50; 1 pump jack,
new, $10. Exch for young turkeys,
hogs, cows or nice pullets. J. O. Trice,
Swainsboro..

exch. for reg. S. P. C. sow pig: Ha. to
ship prepaid. A. J. Kent, Midville, Rt.
2D 3

No. 1 Cream Separator,. $12. Good
reond. A. J. Grant, Dallas, Rt. 2.
Steam canner, used 1 season. Write.
gs. A. OBryant, Lafayette, Rt. 3.
One double section drag harrow, 2
hand sprayers, 1 for dusting, 1 for li-
quid, 1 road scrape, 1 cutaway harrow
etc., for sale or exch. for poultry. J. S.
Gober, Griffin, Ga. : ee
300-400 ft. 2 inch iron pipng in good
cond. threaded at both ends, also
joints. Will exch. for cow or will sell
for 5c foot; 1 McCormick-Deering
reaper and binder in fair cond, to exc.
for milch cow. F. M. McCulough,
Round Oak. S
One No. 6 McCormick mowing ma-
chine, needs a little repairing, $25 at
-Ocilla. J. C. Davis, Ocilla, Box 12.

cond. $15 FOB Dublin. 3B. H. Sample,
Dublin. : oe

One DeLaval separator in good cond
for sale or exch for Jersey heifers or
other value. J. D. Kennedy, Tifton,
Rt. 3. is

One :
ga cane mill, slightly used, $15 FOB
Bremen, or will exch for value. T. O.
Powell, Bremen, Rt. 1.

Riding Sulkey plow 2 horses or more
. H. Bradbury, Bogart, Ga,





Exch for box

Exch 2 blooming size white Callas.

Bell.
Carter, Whites-

Second-Hand Machinery

8 H. P. I. H. G. gas eng A-1 cond; |

50. Exch for thrifty pigs or nice shoat

pipe with nozzle, 50 ft.|

Ledbetter seed planter for sale or |

One Bell City feed chopper in good

No. 12 three roller Chattanoo- |

BU EL EEN

About 300 ft. of 1 inch black pipe,
5c per foot FOB. I. H. Fountain, Dub-
Ne Riss

Good Planet Jr., 1\ row cotton cul-
tivator, almost new; good cond. with
attachments, $10; 2 Oliver Goober 1
horse turning ploughs good cond. $5.50
ea. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

~ 4 sets of tobacco flues for 16 ft. barn
$8 set; 20M tobacco sticks, $7 M. W.
J. Morgan, Stillmore,

60 ft. 12 in. 8 ply belting for sale or
exch for good, sound corn, syrup or
ee can use. D. G. Hardie, Gor-

on. :

Carbide Light plant, Good as new.
Used 2 yrs. 200 lbs. cap. underground
tank, and everything complete. Cost
$396; sell, $125 cash, FOB. H. C. Stew-
art, White Plains. :

__ J. B. Hammer feed mill; 25 H. P.
Fairbanks-Morse crude oil eng. suit-
able for ginning purpose.
Reaves, Atlanta, 693 Cascade Ave.

No, 10 DeLaval Separator, $40;
cream cans, 2 to 5 gal. $2-each; 10
on. $3; milk cooler, $5; Letz feed mill
$20.
Toes Rios

1 corn sheller, one 5 hoe grain drill

ker, Mountain View, Box 11.
Primrose cream Separator, No. 2.
Good cond. $35 FOB.. Miss Ludie Mal-
com, Gay, Rt. 1
1 second-hand Kinkade garden trac-

lick, Rome, 213 So. Broad St. .

2H. P. Army Jacket complete with
steam gauge and injector. For can-
ning factory used on farm. S. A. Ver-
ner, Lavonia. =

2. steel hay rakes, $5 each, C. J. Bur>
ton, College Park, Rt. 2, Tanner Road.

1 Letz grinding mill, practically new
for sale. Dr. -N. C. Alston, Richland.

1 Osborne Reaper and binder. Has
cut only about 25 acres of oats. $50
because purchased several yrs. back.
T. C. McKibben, Coolidge. . ;

No. 10 Golden Series DeLaval sep-

arator. Used about 9 mos. with 5 cows
Practically as good as new. Nothing
broken nor out of order. $60 cash, FOB
W. W. Brooks, Greensboro.
_ John Deere riding cultivator, in good.
running cond. 6 spring feet for scoot-
ers, disc or sweeps for a good syrup
mill, in fair cond. Jas. S. Thomas,
Martin. S

2 pecan tree dusting machines;
Chattanooga cane mill, No. 44, full
equipment; Williamson stump puller,
complete with cable.
other used. farm tools and machinery.
Fred Geiger, Flintside.

Good boiler and engine, 60-80 H. P.
Good cond. $300. Cash. B. G.. Mc-
Kenney, The Rock. ee 5

Brand new 4-row Perfection Duster.
Sell less than factory price. H. G.
Wiley, Forsyth. : ;

2 row Perfection cotton duster. Used
very little. Good cond., $17.50 or trade
for oats, wheat or rye at market price.
J. P, Williams, Griffin, Rt. C. _

15 H. P. steam eng. $250. Mrs. L. L.
Miller, Alto, Rt. 2. :

One good as new two row cotton
dusting machines, $25 cash or exch.
for value. Write what you have, T.
B. Swindell, Ludowici, Ga.

Buckeye riding cultivatof, $17.50. Robt
S. Anderson, Hawkinsville.

1 DeLaval cream separator, No. 12,
in good cond., $40 or exch for some-
thing can use on farm. Mrs. HE. L.
Wright, Yatesville, Ga.

2 row Woodruff dusting machine,
practically new, used one hour for sale
Henry M. Spinks, Greensboro.

35 h. p. four cylinder heavy duty

Jno. W. Clements, 516 Sydney St., S.
E., Atlanta. ho
Cane mill with 9 ft. evaporator for

Jno. T. Bell, Byron, Rt. 1.

One Niagara 3 row cotton duster,
$95.- F. L. Royal, Unadilla.

One 50 horse steam engine and 80
sale or exch for tractor or threshing
machine in good cond. D. E. Smith,
Midville. Boas

3-70 saw gin outfit for sale cheap.
In good operating cond. J. P. Hogg,
Buena Vista.

Standard garden tractor, used only
for demonstration at half price. L. M.
Norrell, Marietta, Rt. 4.

1 International hay press, mounted
on wheels in good cond. $50. Will take
shoats as part payment. G. G. Smith,
Stephens, Ga. ;

1. Ledbetter seed planter for sale or
exch for four goats, 1 billy and three
nannies, must be grown and each to
Sup prepaid. A. J. Kent, Midville, Rt.



Pauline

Good cond. W. M. Phillips, Mon- |

and 1 feed cutter, cheap. M. W. Spi--

tor for sale or exch. Miss Annie War- |_

First class cond. |.

1 Fordson tractor for sale, $45; one

LeRoy motor on skids, first class cond |

sale or exch. for fresh in cow or pigs.

change Sol Hot oil

horse R. F. boiler in good cond. for }



price. C. M. Brennan

PAGE

Bottling plant and 26 do!
Cost -$165; sell, $27.85. Exch f
oughbred. Jersey heifer or thoi
poe shoats. M. M. Yarbrough,
on.

pers, $16. -C. M. Brennan, Colw
Complete Meal outfit. 8 - 10

hour, 6 H. P. McCormick Deering

20 in. Meadows Mill, belt, g
Good cond, $250. H. P. Buttri
lanta, Rt. 4. SR

60 H. P. boiler with smoke
grates, etc. 40. H. P. eng. $300
light plant, heavy duty, pra
new batteries, $100. All good c
G. Swint, Orchard Hill.

Hercules stump puller, in gi
Slightly used 1 in. cable, $50 <

milch cow, brood sow or f
uce.

ae

. W.'R. Wainwright, Hortel
Fairbanks-Morse gas eng. 15.
R. J. Daniel, Woodland.

Second-Hand Machi
Wanted _

Want. hay boiler in good cond
fer same to be within 50
Pearson. Must be a_ bargai
mower and rake at a barga
Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.





Want one 80 saw Murray a

gin, 12 inch saws and feede

Norman, McDonough.

Want 1 good steam boiler bet

and 80 h. p. W. F. Dozier, Hillr

_ Want one standardmake u
ing machine, must be in |
oJ.

and not over five ft. cut.

Adairsville. * ;

Want 300 ft. galvanized pipi
400 cap. inc. or other value fe
N. R. Mooney, Quill. ~ :

Want for cash, used galvan
ter pipe, 1500 ft..1 inch; 800 ft.
pipe-and storage tank IM gal
first class cond and bargain.
Miller; Ball: Ground...2 > ;

Want 150 ft. or more 6 ft. p
wire in first class cond. Err
Horne, Cochran. Oe Mie ie
~ Want pr. Montice gears, 2
1-2 or 5 in cogs; 2 7-16 in. bor
gear, 2 5-16. Prefer standard.
what you have.. W. H. Mil

Want.-Overshot Steel waterwh
ft. face, 16 <- 18 ft. high.
dox, Winder, Ga. .. 2

Want Irigation pump, ~

Be

iron pipe, 1 in. and 2 in.

cash price, and full informat.
Swayne Wilson, Athens
Want 1 pr. team scales in gt
R. M. Ware, Hogansville, G
Want 1 mule Bailer. Send
once. A. H. Jackson, Griffin,
Want a 75 to 100 H. P. Sli
ectric motor 2300 voltage, 1.
second-hand, but must be in go
der, cheap. J. L. Dickenson,
sonville. - Beat
Want a good A-1_ condi
press. J. R. Browning, Stock
Want 20-40 H. P. crude oi
in good cond. cheap. Nam
price in first letter. W. G
Statesboro. pe
Want water power Wheat
mill to run on shares or sal
West, Griffin, 323 College S
Want med. size Hammer
that will grind stalk and
also grind Soy bean hay, Can
ing, etc. J. L. Shirley, Ho.
Want 150 ft. 1 in. or 1-2
piping at once. -Must be g
and cheap. State what you

price. Mrs. J. R. Crider, Dou

Want a water wheel to pul
Rocks. State-kind, price, e
Warnock, Tarrytown. ae

Want water tank and to
windmill tower. M, L. Turr

Want Cole combination pl

broode :
. Mrs

good cond. for same.
GYayson. 4.3.= he
Want syrup Mill and Ps
shape and cheap for cash.
Morris, Winston, Rt.2;
Want an electric churn, 5
in good cond. to be used with
current. Mrs. J.. B. Wilia
Rt. 4. ree
Want 1 corn mill, 1 gasoline e
1 crusher... E. L. Sartor, 1
on = aes
Want 1. Lilliston pean ic
good cond. Cheap for cash. Al
son tractor, Give full details
letter. Johnnie Lott, Broxton,
Want. a water tank, 1500 or
cap, C. M. Hendricks, Wood
Want good, nearly ne ae
plow for Jno. Deere or Farmall
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ene Talmadge, Commissioner
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ron Clad 140 egg cap. ince. good
d. Complete. Thermometer and
structions. Sell or exch for any






hens or shoats. Mrs. T. W. Ha-

Marietta, Hit. 3.

250 egg incubators; 1 1000 chick
urner brooder; one 7 tray oat
iter, all used one season, $35 at
a W. E. Skelton, LaGrange,
e a 3

Hot wickless oil burning brooder
n. canopy 500 cap. perfect cond.
OB. or exch; poultry equip-
for sale or exch. J. H. Beasley,









ie 400 cap. incubator practically
w, $25; 600 cap inc in good cond.
5, automatic oil control brooder, new
up., $8. N. R. Mooney, Quill.
Super-hatch hot water inc. 150
complete with instruction
ood cond. $10 cash FOB. Ros-
Adcock, Adairsville, Rt. 3.
e 300 and one 500 cap. brooders
sale or exch for pigs or a good
: cow. If interested, write. E. W.
ord, Macon, Rt. 3.
od. Buckeye incubator, cheap,\ or
. for 150 J. Giant eggs, or 6 J.
pullets. John Whatley, Carroll-















iller Ideal incubator Never un-
Sell or exch for a Jersey. cow,
goats. C. B. Collins, Hazle-













sjhenandoah Heater for 120 ft. house
coder) with 16 ft. hovers. Used
. Cost $680; Sell $400 as it
oo A. Campbell, Marietta, 609







id. for sale or exch for 10 Bantam
ets and rooster. Guy Goare, Rich-



ittle Brown Hen inc. good cond. $5
xc for nannie goats at $1 ea. Mrs
Lee, Gardi. ses
phers incubator, 65 egg size. Per-
working cond. $10. Apply: Mrs.
L. Edson, Tiger, Rt. 1.
rial incubator with full instruc-
ood as new, 136 cap. $12 or
for 2 heifer calves. Mrs. C. L.
lis, Talking Rock. *

Incubators Wanted
















de

Majestic incubator, in good |



ant 3 to 6 Hot Water incubators 2

MAREKET

of 400 or more cap. each. No forced
air machines. Must be good cond and

cheap for cash. S. F. Beard, Graham-

Box 164. |

Want a good 1200 cap. incukator.
Write what you have and best price.
C. D. Freeland, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Want to exch 400 egg Super-hatch
for 250 or 300 egg machine. C. R. Ow-
enby, Culberson, -N. C.,- Residence in
Georgia. :

Want to exch pair pink eye rabbits
pair B. Hare and 1 Chinchilla, pair
New Zealand mixed for incubator in
good cond. Johnnie Hilburn, Fair-
burn, Box 121.

Plants For Sale :

Flat Dutch and Wakefield cabbage,
Stone and Baltimore tomato, Heading
and Ga. collard plants, 20c C; $1 M.
Mailed. H. P. Crow, Gainesville, Rt.
2 :

Genuine Pink skin P., R. from vines
insp. and dipped for 9 yrs.-$1.50 M
COD, or $1.25 M COD in 5M or more
lots. T. P. Musselwhite; Arabi, Rt. 1.
_ Lead. var. cabbage, collard and to-
mato plants, 15c C; 400, 50c; 90c M;
5M. up, 80c M. Clyde Smith, Oakwood
Rebs ae ;

Wakefield, Flat Dutch cabbage, Ga.
collard, New Stone and Baltimore to-
mato, 20c C; 40c, 300;$1 M. del; 5M
up, 206 M col. Lee Crow, Oakwood,
Ribot. Tee.

Pure, insp. P. R. plants, 75c M. Ship
day order: received. Fall tomato plants
75c M. D. M. Barber, Baxley.

Marglobe tomato, collard and cab-
bage, 6 - 8 in. plants, $1.25 M.. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Rt..1. |

White Banana Yam potato plants,
$1.50 Me P:R 1c MPO: All -Gov-
insp. Ruth E. Mims, Alma, Rt. 1.



Napier grass plants and roots. Im--

ported from Africa. -Gives more green
forage than any other known grass.
Can be cut 4 times yearly, $5.50 M. S.
T. Smith, Cuthbert. :

Imp. P. R. plants, Insp. 80c M. 5M
lots, 70c M. D. T. Herrington, Gra-
ham, :

Pure, Gov. insp. Red or Purple skin
P. R. plants, from vine cuttings. 75c
M, FOB; $1 M del. E. E. Carter, Ha-
zlehurst. Vie asa.

Stone tomato and E. J. cabbage, 200,
35c; 500, 60c; 90c M del. No chks: C.

V.-Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.|

Pure P. R. plants, 75 M. Cash with
order. C. V. Willard, Douglas.

Yellow skin P. R. plants. Gov insp.
$1.50 M del. Ready. Money order. D.
Story, Pavo, Rts 1. | :

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

Guar. 8 in. tomato plants.
Stone, Bonny Best, 300, 60c; 600, $1;
$1.25 M postpaid. Chas., J. Wakefield
cabbage, cabbage-collard, and South-
ern, same price. C. R. Burell, Auburn.

New Stone tomato, Chas. W. cab-
bage, 20c C; $1.25 M; Hobbling collard
15 C; $1 M. Ray Whitmire, Gaines-
wille; Rb.-2. 2s : a

Stone and Baltimore tomato, 300,
50c; 500, 75c; $1 M; Pimiento pepper,
300, 60c; 500, 90c; $1.50 M. Del. No
chks. LL. M. Wingo, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

P. R. plants, insp $1.10 postpaid.
C. D. Freeland, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

P:R plants, $1 M-5M up;i5e .M.
Sat. guar. peeks Bowen, Baxley.

P, R, and ney Hall plants, $1 M
del; 75c M FOB; tomato plants, 75c
M, del. Sat. guar. M. J. Lewis, Bax-
ley, Star-Rt. 5

Pink skin P. R. plants, not mixed,
60c M del. H. Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp., P. R. plants, 70c M del.
Ga. Cash only. T. M. Mullis, Odum,
Rt A, Box 134.

Pure P. R. slips, Gov. insp. $1.25 M.
Stone tomato, Wakefield cabbage, 20
C; $1.25 M over 5M $1 M. C. F. Wal-
drip, Gainesville, Rt. 2. \

_ Brimmer, New Stone, Marglobe, Liv-
ingston Globe and Greater B. tomato
cabbage and Heading collard, 300, 50c;
500 75c; $1.25 M postpaid. Chas. Drake
Jr., Braselton, oa

Ga. cabbage and Sweethead collards
Wakefield, Dutch, Drum Head cabbage
Globe, Marglobe, Baltimore tomato
plants, del 500,-$1; $1.50 M. Mrs. H.
Be Howell, Valdosta, 907 N. Patterson

Red skin P. R. plants, Gov insp 90c
a gel Ga. - Willie Pearce, Surrency,

P. R. plants, Gov insp $1 M FOB.
R, H. Mangham, Tifton, Rt 7.

Gov insp P. R. plants, ready,- 75
M;-5M- up, 50 M FOB. Money order.
L. C. Lightsey, Surrency, Rt 2.

Hastings Heading cabbage-collara
plants, ready, 25c C; 500, 75c; $1.40 M
del. Mrs. V. C. Ray, Kensington, Rt.
ae : : A

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BUG EET Ns

P. R. plants, 60c M. 5M up 50c M.
G L. Steedley, Baxley.

P. R. plants, Insp. 90c M. Cash with
order. T. B. McDonald, Valdosta, Rt.
de f

Egg plants-and_ Pimiento pepper, 200

| 50c; 500, $1; $1.80 M del. Asst. made.

E. L. Durham, St. Marys.

Gov. insp. P. R. Red and Pink skin.
Ready. 90c M. del Ga; 65c M- FOB.
Exch for butter or dried fruit. Wm.
J. OQuinn, Jr., Odum. Rt. 2. 1

Imp Govt insp P. R. plants, Pink
and Red skin, 90c M del; 65 M FOB.
J. W. Hodges, Odum, Box 42..

P. R. plants, $1 M; 5M up, 7oc M,
Cash with order. Add 25c per M extra
if by mail. Frank Griffis, Baxley, Rt.
4,

Gen. Imp. P. R. plants, 80c M del.
Sat guar. Harold Smith, Baxley.

New Stone tomato, E. J., Flat Dutch,
Copenhagen :Market cabbage, - each,
40c, 200; 90c, 600; $1.25 M; Sweet Pi-
miento pepper, 20c C. Postpaid. Gra-
dy Kelley, Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1.
Pure P. R. potato plants, $1 M del.
-J. P. Mullis, Baxley.

P. R. plants, Gov insp 75c M, 5M up
60c M. Cash with order. & B. Pat-
terson, Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 86.

Red and yellow skin P.. R. plants,
75c M del. S. D. Sheffield, Surrency,
Bi 2 a ; :

Goy. insp. P. R. plants, $1.25 per M;
5M. up, $110 M FOB. Would exch.
Paul Clark, Baxley. . ,
~ Gov insp. P. R. plants, 1 to 5M 80c
'M: 5M up, 75 M. Silas L. Crosby,
Baxley, RFD 4.

Imp. P. R. Gov insp. 75 M, FOB; $1
M del Ga.. Cash with order. No chks.
Good plants and prompt shipment
guar. W. A. Poole, Baxley. es

P. R: plants 70c M del. Prompt ship-
ment. . Cash with order. No chks. J.
B. Griffis, Screven, Rt. A, Box 135.

Potato plants. seed from vine imp.
Red Skin, Gov. insp. Now ready, 65c
M del. Ga: No chks. Paul Lightsey,
Odum. S)

Yellow skin P. R. plants, 90c*M del
Ga. 10M up, 85c M. No chks. Money
with. order. John Griffis, Odum,, Rt.
, 0x 135.

Fine, well rooted tomato plants, 7 -
8 in. Imp. Stone. Guar $1.25 M post-
paid: Lamar Burell, Carl, RFD 2.

Gov. insp P. R. potato plants, $1 M
Cc. D. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. |

Imp Red skin P R plants, Gov insp.
Immediate del, $1 M FOB. Alvin C.
Johnson, Fitzgerald.

P. R., Nancy Hall and Early Tri-
umph potato plants, 75c M. J. . Car-
ter, Rockingham.

2

cabbage,
tomato, 25c C; 500, $1. Del Cash with
order. i... Harrison, Dubin. 2.

Purple and Yellow skin P-R_ Gov.
insp plants, $1.25 M, 5M $1 M. | Isaac
S. Holton, Alma, Rt.:2, Box 88.

Pure P. R., potato plants, 85c M.

Irs. Lilla Campbell, Surrency.

Livingston Globe tomato and collard
15 C; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. Edgar Wood-
all; Cornelia;Rt. 1. .

P..R. plants, Gov insp From vine cut
60c M, Over 5M, 50c M. W. B. Mc-
Glohon, Baxley, Rt. 2.

P. R. plants, Gov insp From vine
cut, 60c M. Over 5M, 50c M. No per-
see chks. Jas. T. Troupe, Baxley,

Vine cuttings from pure P. R., Gov.
insp, $1.15. M; 5M up, $1.10 M FOB.
Cash with order. Owen K. Herrin,
Winokur. 25> | y

Purple skin P..R. plants. State insp
| 75c M prepaid Ga.; 50c M FOB, Cash.
J. F. Lewis, Baxley. . :

. Gov. insp. P. R. plants with good
roots, 50 M FOB. Cash with order.
Guy Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4. -

PRR plants, grown from vine cut. 80c.
M, prepaid; 55c M, FOB. Cash-with
order. R. F. Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4.

P R plants, 65 M FOB here. Insp.
etc. R. S. Wolfe, Baxley.

P R insp from vine cut 75c M, over
5M, 60c M Exch some for calves. or
Fowler Scrape. C. McGlohorn, Bax-
ley, Rt. 2. :

within 3 days or money refunded.
Cash only. T. M. Mullis, Odum, Rt.
A, Box 134. oe

Seed For Sale ae

10 Ibs mixed turnip seed, 40c Ib del.
Ga.in 1 Ib lots; the whole lot del. for
$3.25. Gordon Allen, Texas.

Buncomb collard seed, 40c lb. 3 lbs
$1 del. Cash with order. L. E. Har-
rison, Dublin.

Purple Top turnip seed, 30c 1b; yel
ow Bermuda onion sets, 40c gal. Write
or prices on large quantities. F. N.
Bagg, Hawkinsville. ;

Purple top turnip seed, 30c lb; yel-





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Gov insp P R plants, 70c M del. Ga.|

| Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1.



THursday, July 2, 193. _



low Bermuda onion sets, 40c gal. Write
for prices on large quantities. D. M.
Simmons, Hawkinsville.

75 ibs Jap or Shogoin turnip seed,
1st yr. from Hastings. 40c lb. or 3 Ibs
$1 postpaid. Johnnie Lott, Broxton,
Rt. 2.

Calif. Moss beer seed. 20c per start.
Stamps accepted. Burpees Elephant
Ear winter mustard seed free. Mrs.
Lou Ella Green, Hapeville, 864 Central
Ave. {

Orange cane seed, $150. B. R.
Woodliff; Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. _ :

Yellow crookneck squash, mammoth ~
okra, 3 tbls, 12c del; Hastings Big
Seven turnip seed)mixed with Shogoin .
30c lb del. No COD. Mrs. C. A. Wil-
banks, Commerce. . eS c

Red and White pop corn for sale.
Make best offer. Harold Pass, Point
Peter.

1-4 Ib. each big pumpkin and squash
eee 30c per 1-4 lb. prepaid.
C. W. Page, Norcross. =. - tiade

Turnip seed, 3 thls. 10c; garlic bulbs
ae doz. Mrs. J. G. Dodd, Alpharetta, .
Rt. 5. :

Imp Purple Top turnip seed, 32c lb;
cabbage heading collard seed, 30c lb.








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Postpaid. Edna Kelley, Sulphur
Springs, Ve be ;
-13' Ibs Purple Top, slightly mixed




with Yellow Globe turnip seed. Clean,
sound, 35c per cupful; 50c lb. $6 for
lot plus postage. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan,
Carroliton, Rt. 5. ee eee

14 lbs. Willetts Wonder Eng. pea
seed, this yrs crop. Bright, sound, 34
Ib; $4.75 for lot, plus postage. Mrs. J. |
E. Latham, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Calif. Moss beer seed, 10c start, or
exch for any kind of flower cuttings.
Beatrice McGahee, Tarrytown, Rt. 1.

Hendersons baby, lima seed; Bur-
pees Stringless Green Pod and Boun-
tiful stringless, Each 20c lb and post-
age. R. lL. Oden, Blackshear. bongs
Cantaloup seed, Rocky Ford and
Wonder Ideal, 50c 1b; 25c lb. per 100
lb: collard, 25c lb. Cash with order,
FOB. W. J. Jackson, Ochlocknee, Rt. |

























Old time Greasy or Green glaze col-
lard seed, 4 oz 25c by mail. Write for
ae in large lots. G. EH, King, How-
ell, 3 , Ae
Cattail millet seed, $7 per 100 lb. bag
or exch for peas. W. O. Greene, Don-
alsonville.w4 4 4 oe

Burr Clover seed, pest free, 4c Ib;
6 wks peas, 50c per 1-2 gal; Mammoth
sunflower seed, 25c qt. Add postage.
Miss Viola Smith, Martin. : es

Chufa seed, per bu. recleaned, about
30 per cent/ defective. $1.25 peck; $4.-
75 bu; few bu not recleaned, about 20
per cent defective, same price. W. H. |
Waddelle, Pearson. ae

Hand cleaned Burr clover seed, 8c
lb. Mail 10c stamps for sample. Mrs.
Pearl Aderhold, Lavonia. . ee

25 lbs. mixed turnip seed, 35c lb. de]
a for lot. W. R. OKelley, Mays-
ville. : ae

Calif. beer seed, 10c start; 25c tea-
cupful. Postpaid. Miss Inez Moore,
Bowdon, Rt. 3. : 2 Ce eae

Chas W, Flat Dutch cabbage, $1 lb.
Ga. collard, 25c lb; New Stone and
Greater B. tomato, 75 lb. Add post-
age. 25c extra if chk is sent.- Lee
Waldrip, Gainesville. ; eae

Winter mustard seed, 25c lb. or will
exch. P..C. Reid, Bremen:

Mixed, Texas Seedless cane seed,
hand threshed, $1 bu FOB. J. A, West,
Commerce, Rt. 2.

Burr Clover seed, rough, 2c lb; clea
4 1-2c lb 1931 crop. Write for sample.
Milton Meeks, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Recleaned , Burr Clover seed, 7e lb
here. S.B. Kinard, Jackson.

_ 500 Ibs. Burr clover seed, 1931 crop
in rough, $8. Cash with order, FOB.
| M. Ey Warren, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Burr clover seed. (Run through 1-2
in. mesh screen removes almost rocks _
and trash). 1 3-4c lb. FOB; Reclean-
ed Burr Clover seed, $1 bu. Gene Har-
per, Hartwell. Los aoe

Baby Chicks For Sale

50 mixed breed chicks, hen hatched.
Ready July 2nd. Guar strong chicks,
12c each del. Hens (pure bred Reds)
Hens furnished. $1.40 ea. Mrs. J. EH. -










































































Day old chicks every Wednesday. ;
Ferris S .C. W, L. and Reg. J. a5
Giants (from 10 Ib. hens), and Dun-











lap Reds. Write for prices. W. F. |
Thompson, Cusseta. _ as
Baby Chicks Wanted __






Want to raise on halves 2 to 400
chicks, any large breed, to 11 wks old.
Mrs. G. W. Allgood, Carrollton, Rt. 2.












ursday, July 2, 1931.

Poultry For Sale

ANDALUSIANS .
good Andalusian hens and pul-
$l-each. C. R. ee, Atlanta,
iedmont Road.

BANTAMS
rio genuine Buff Cochin bantams,
half grown stock, less; Eggs, $i. 50
15...-O. H. Wright, Atlanta, 515





am hens, 50c ea. Sat. guaran-
Prompt shipment. James Rice,
lasville.

BARRED ROCKS
ce B. eo and rooster, April
hatch. $6 FOB for quick ~ sale.
-V. C. Ray, Kensington.
eon. iviers, 1 1-2 to 2 Jb. 30 db.
ph Freeman, Blakely.

pure bred April Ist hatch B. R.



= 75c each for entire lot. Coops.

U ned. at my Epes: Mrs2J.- A.

well, es, Rt:

- CORNISH
$\or 10 pure bred Dork Cort-

kerels. Mohawk str. April hch.
Mrs. H. E. Danner, Glennville.
bred Dark Cornish cockerels,

1931 hatch, $1 each. Lamar

Tennille, Rt. Sky :

be GAMES
k Jones Roundheads,
size, $3.50 trio. Bred from -Win-
xch pr. for full blood 2 o old
Grey hen. Ea. del. G. W. Lo-
lijay, Rt 2.
Bo f Grey game cock; 1 mixed
$2.5 . Exch for pure, or mix-
antam hens. H. M. Adams, Doug-
le, 70 E. eo ehage St.







eee hatch J. B. Giant oeelerdi

: Show type. Royal Pur-

ere: each, $3 for pr. R. P. Ban-
rT, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

ee LEGHORNS
fine Kerlin AAA cocks. Yr. old,
h. Exch for corn at $1 bu.
WwW. Page, Norcross.
pure Tancred L. March 10th heh
ts from heavy laying nee Mrs.
Lanier, Graymont, Rt.





pe seach, $2.00" for. lots. 10

L ghorn March cockerels. Pure
ei. be ea. Mrs. J. P. Lanier,
Rt.. 2.

eghorn now laying hens, 14 mos
fancred style and 6 cockerels,

FOB. Mrs. T. L. Lamb, Dan-

Rt. 3.

AA W. L. cockerels, direct from
-April 10th hatch. 75c each.
J. C. Lumsden, Talbotton.

e bred Tancred W. L. cockerels,
wks old. Selected for breeders
ie flocks, 40c Ib. in lots of 4 or

H. A. Neal, Carnesville, Rt. 5.
N. is. 6 wks old. Tancred strain.
pred, 20c each. $18 for lot del.
for good, treated: shoats, or
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt.

Brown L. April 5th hatch cock-
50c ea. at my las Mrs. B. M.
90, Cochran, Rt.
perlay Brown L. te hatch roos-
80 ea. FOB. Mrs. I. O. Phillips,
, Rt. 2, Box 50. y

W.L cockerels, 10 wks |.

Cannot ship. P. S. Mer-
Lawrenceville, Rt. 4.

Brown L. March 27th hatch roos-

oe sale. Mrs. C. D. Flanigan,

PWV 22s, March 29th hatch pullets.
200 May 9th hatch, 50c ea.
oodall, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

ncred W. L. young hens. Pure

lealthy. Laying, Any number up
at $1 each; roosters, $1.50 each.

Roy Elder, Cornelia.

Buff L. cockerels. First of Ap-

ch, 70c ea; 10th April hatch, 60c

a May, 40c. All FOB. From

tested stock. Mrs. Lo: Stajsier,
oopville, Rt. 2.

April hatch Tancred W. L. pull-

40c each. No chks. C. M. Smith,
Jan, Rt: 1; :

0 White L. March 1930 hatch, 90c
Cash. No chks. Emma How-

aoe 113 Elm St. Oak Park.

MINORCAS
Giant Black Minorcas, $7.50;
cockerels, $1.25 ea; Eggs, $2 25
O. H. Wright, Atlanta, 515
ers Bide.

Black Minorca hens, 1 cock 18 mos
7; cockerels, March hatch, $1 ea.
pure Pape str. Wallace Wilson,

tin, te

Sy



about.

$3 for the

Tancred cockerels fa ped..

Saddle Back Fantail. pigeon



Z MAR KE T

_ MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

75, mixed large breed, 6 wks old June
29th, 25c each; 75 large breed, 4 wks
old July 6th, 20 each. No chks. Mrs
Ee HS Smith, Cochran, Rt. 5.

Some friers, 1 1-2 to 2 lbs ea for
sale. Cannot ship. P. S. Mercier,
Lawrenceville,

ORPINGTONS
Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. Yr. old
cockerel; also 1 Muscovie drake, 1 pr.
Yr old ducks. White, brown and black,
white... Mrs. C. Cc. Clark, , Rhine, Ress

PIGEONS

Common pigeons, 35c pr; Homers,
young, 75c pr. Sat guar.
Douglasville.

25 to 500 pr. White Kings or Car-
neaux for sale or Se for chickens.
F. E. Minhinnette, Macon, 114 Bever-
ly Place. :







R. 4. REDS
30 pure Donaldson pullets, 80c ea.
Bb = lot. Wallace Wilson, Martin,

2 fine Owen and Tompkin cocks, yr
old, $3 ea. Take corn, $1 bu del. C.
W. Page, Norcross.

Extra quality, darkest red pullets, 6
mos old, $1.50 each del. Cockerels,
same price. Guar sat. Mrs. J. E. Sikes
Cochran, Rt. 1.

8 dark S. C. R. I Reds, 4 each, cock-
erels and pullets 2 1-4 to 2 1-2 lbs
each. O,. A. Andrews, Jackson, Rt.

Pure bred Tompkin Red mee 6
to 10 wks old. Selected for breeders
from fine flock, 40c 1b. in lots of 4 or
more, FOB. te A. Neal, Carnesville,
oe a Z

2 $C. R./1. Red roosters, July 1930
hatch. Direct from Mrs. Donaldson.
Best grade, $2 ea; 15 hens, $1.50 ea.
Eggs, $1 per set. postpaid. Mrs. B. M.

-Thomas, Hoboken. .



R. L WHITES
Rose Comb R. 1. White cockerels, 8-
10 wks old, 75 ea. in lots of 3 or more
Single birds, $1 ea. Del no pullets.
Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Rt. 1.

TURKEYS, ETC., FOR SALE.
White uscoveys, duck and drake,
e pr. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Ray



Citys Rt, 2.



WYANDOTTES

Pure bred White Wyandottes, 5 pul-
lets and rooster. Early hatch. 2 lbs.
or ee. 50c ea. Walter Cowart, Sum-
mi eal

25 pure bred R. C. S. Le Wyandotte
hens; 1 and 2 yrs. old. Now laying,
$25; roosters, same. age and _ strain,
7 .50 each. Mrs. J. Z. Curry,. Stock-
on.

2 pure bred young W. Wyandotte
roosters, $1.35 each. Exch 1 or both
for green beans or -peaches. Write
first. Mrs: G. L. Tallant, Cumming,
Rial;



Poultry Wanted .

BARRED ROCKS WANTED
Want 2 or 3 March or April hatch
Holterman str. B. Rock cockerels. Mrs.
G. W. Bragg, Donalsonville.

\ PIGEONS WANTED
Want to hear from party. eee ne



Aeger, Savannah, Skidaway Rd.

R. I. REDS WANTED>
Want up to 100 R. I. Red pullets or
1930 hatch hens. Booth, Mahood or
Rucker str., No culls. John H. Edge;
Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Eggs For Sale .

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Royal Purple J. B. Giant eggs, 75c
per setting; 2 set. 30 eggs, $1.25,
Postpaid. Cartons ret. R. P. Ban-
gave Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

ompson B. R. hatching eggs, $1
per 15; $3.50 C del. e A. C. Spence
Blakely.

Pure bred White Rock eggs, 65c per
15 postpaid, $3.75 per C postpaid, or
$3.50 at my home. Mrs. Colon J.
Hamilton, Baxley.

Ferris Ss. C. W. L. eggs. From first
pen of Reg. stock for balance of sum-
mer, 75 per 15; $1.25, 30; $3.50 C. W.
F, Thompson, Cusetta. :

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs,

Ist pen, $1 per 15; $1.60, 30; 2nd pen,

85c per 15; $1.40, '30 del. Cartons ret.
Mrs, J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Rt. 2.

Eggs from Thompson Imp. Ringlet
heavy laying strain, B. Rocks, 90c~per
15 del. No COD. - Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks
Commerce, Rt. 5.

S$. C. BR I Red eggs from stock direct
from Hep ons wards, = 25 per W

James Rice,

BULLETIN

S. C. Buff Leghorn eggs, 60e per 15
ae _Mrs, L, O. Stapler, Roopville, Rt.

= Exch. 30 eggs for 15 lbs. new
honey. Mrs. J. M. Jones, Grayson.

Pure bred White Rock eggs,~50c set-
ting of 15. Crate ret. Mrs. Barbara
Paul, Lexington:

Pure bred Giant str. Light Brah
eggs, $1 per 15.. Crate returned. Mrs.
W. T. Paul, Lexington.

R. C. White Wyandotte eggs, $1 per
setting postpaid. Mrs. B. M. Thom-
as, Hoboken.

Eggs Wanted .

Exch value for 1 setting of\ Wyan-
ache ee Mrs. E. C. Denney, But-
erry }

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Fresh in Jersey cow. 3 gal at right
price. Come see her. Exch for good
Duroc and P. C. shoat for part pay
Mrs. Della Parson, Duluth, Rt. 1.

1 promising Grade Jersey heifer,
. for sale. A. J. Grant, Dallas,
Ri 2

10 good Grade Jersey cows, fresh,
and calf, by side, $35, $65 each; Good
2 yr old Jersey pull, $35. At my place.
Trade for calves. . F. Hearne, Gray.

2 milch cows, ffesh in, at reasonable
price. Alton Mote, Maysville, Rt. 2:

Reg. J. cow, fresh June 3rd, or Jer-
sey heifer, fresh June 6th. Come see
them at once. P. S. Mercier,. Law-
renceville, Rt. 4;

5 milch cows, Ist, ond and 3rd calf
$30~to $45. Gordon Allen, Texas.

Guernsey calves, both sex. 60 days
to yr old. Best breeding. From $50
up. Good notes accepted. F. S. Bail-
ey, Secretary, Atlanta, 35 Linden Ave
N. E,
_dersey male,, about 2 1-2 yrs old, $20
Inquire, Anderson Store, right at
house. H. F: Arnold, Decatur, RFD 2.

Jersey, 3rd calf male) 2 gal. More
with plenty feed, $40; Scrub Guinea
cow, about 2 gal. Calf about 2 mos.,
$35. At barn Fred Atkinson, Ray
City, Rt. 2: :

Reg. Hereford cattle; both sex,
sale. W. O. Greene, Donalsonville.

Good Jersey milch cow. Will calve
in 3 mos, $55. Can be seen at Ker-
seys Nursery. Owner: Alfred Harris,
St. Simons Island, Box 49.

Jersey cow, Fine for beef, $25. Gone
ee Ed McElheney, Monticello,
Rt. 6.









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j HOGS FOR SALE

Pure bred, sub to reg. big bone Blk.
P. C., 25-30 lb. pigs. $10 Pr. or $5.50 ea.
Money order. Walter Cowart, Sum-
mit, Rt. 2.

8 pigs, 10 wks old, $6 each, at my
barn. Gordon Allen, Texas.

oe lg 8 wks old pure bred big bone
B, P. C. pigs, $8 each; $15 pr. either
es Will ship. -R. E. Knobb, Moniac.

Reg big bone, B. P C. sow, 2 litters.
Large frame, 500 Ibs. when fat. $20.00.
Exch for nice heifer or B. R. pull-
ets. Walter Cowart, Summit, Rt. 2>

O. I. G.male. Farrowed Jan. 28,
1930. Wt. 200 - 250 lbs. Reg. in buy-
et ) Name, $22.50. A. T. Rigsby; Sale

ity.

Duroc Jerseys: Bred, vr. old, 150 Ib
long bodied gilt, $25; Last September
100 Ib. boar, $15; 2 yr. 200 lb boar, $30
reg in buyers name. L. H. Edentfield,
Stillmore.

RABBITS FOR SALE
Heavy wt. Chinchillas. Reg. does, $3.



| Ped does, $2; Friers, 60c; Broilers, 40c.-:

DuPree Jordan, Decatur, 418/Ponce de
Leon Place Dea-2301-R.

N. Z. Whites from Reg. stock. Heal-
thy, 3 mos 4 Ibs $3 pr; buck, $1.35;
does, $1.65. Harold Smith, Baxley. ;

Tan Rex doe with 5 young, 2 mos
old, wt. 3 Ibs. ea. 50 each, $3.25 for
lot. Cash with order. Mrs. E, C. Den=
ney, Butler, Rt. 1

Doe with 5 young, 2 mos old Wt. 3
Ibs each. White and Red. Healthy,
- for lot. Cash with order. No chks.
I. W. Garrett, Butler, Rt. 1.

3 bucks, 3 mos old; 6 bucks and doe
2 mos old, 50c each, or 75c pr. Exch
for Buff Leghorn chickens. Woodrow
Col. Duluth, RFD 1.

Cert. str. 2 mos old. $1.50 each; $2.95
for 2; $8-for lot. W. A. Flowers, Mor-
ganton.

18 Chinchilla and White N. Z. does.
Sub. to reg. $1.50 ea; 30 young 8 wks
old, 25c ea. Few reds. Mrs. Henry
Odum, Covington, Box 248. -

5 Chinchilla does. Ped. Have had 1



ae

EES,

11-26 Ib. Be Ri Woodlif?,
Branch.

6 pure bred Chinchillas. Stahts gold } *



litter each; 1 reg. Chin. buck, ee FOB

eas

PAGE FIVE

for lot. A. A. Marshall, Washing ae
Box 448.

Thoroughbred Chinchillas, 9 wks old,
$1.50 pr. and del chgs. Mrs: A. D.
Windham, Reynolds, RFD 1.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

3 thoroughbred. Hampshire ram
lambs, bred in Kentucky, $10 and $15.
C. E. Owings, Chickamauga,

25 to 30 commongoats, $1 all around.
Mostly mature nannies, Good av. size,
in good cond. R. S. Anderson, Hawk-
insvVille.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Exch good value for nice T, B. test-
ed milch cow, sow and pigs. G. B.
Williams, Jr.,. Sylvester, 702 N. Isabel-
la St. SN :

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want':1-= buck > sheep. Merino cor?
Shropshire. Yr. old... T. A. Bowen
Blakely, Rt. 4.



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Georgia Products For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

20 bu. Unknown peas. Clean hd
sound. $2.50 bu. prepaid. Thos. EL
Baggs, Jonesboro. fe

Mixed and Straight Clays $2; slight-
ly damaged Breve: $1.75 bu FOB.
Cash with order. W. B. Love, Jr., Au-
gusta, 20 8th St.

50 bu. Brabhams. Pure and sound,
$2.75 -bu. Money with order. K. P.
Greer, Sandersville,

Limited amt. Hastings Brown Sugar.
Crowders, 10c lb $4 bu FOB. No COD
shipments, C. A. Wilbanks, Commerc
Rt.-5

100 bu. Big Brabham peas, $2.25 bu
FOB. T. B. Rachels,- Warthen. ~..

6 wks. white pea with black-eye .
white pea with brown eye, each, 50c qt.
or 3 qts. $1. Mrs, Pearl Aderhold, La-
vonia,

Best var. Cream Sugar crowders, $6
bus 1-2 bu, $3.505*$2 pk: 15cIb. post-
paid. J. 8. Bartley, West Point.

Cream ahd Spec led Sugar Crowds
Clean and large size, 8c lb; Iron
Clad, Red Ripper, Whippoorwill, Un
known, $2.50 bu; Otootans, No. 1,.12
Pore

6 or 7 bu. No. 1 Brab peas, =. 50 bu
FOB. Pure and sound. Mrs. J. L. El-

Sugar Crowders, slightly mixed 2 lbs
25; $1.50 pk; Smalier, 2 Ibs. 20c; $1
25 pk. Buyer pay postage; Tenn.
Green Pod, Valentines, Laxton, Alas-
ka, other varieties. Ww. H. Waddelle,

-lison, Sardis.

Pearson.



BUTTER FOR SALE ;

6 or 8 lbs. good, firm butter weekl
Every Jb. guar. Send from 2 lbs up,
30c Ib. Mrs. Ida Parker, Talking Rock

8 or 10 lbs butter. Every lb. a 35
Ib or 3 lbs $1 del. Mrs. C. L. Willis,-
Talking Rock. Ce :

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

Mexican June corn. Free from wee-
vils, $2 bu. FOB. H. M. Most
Lovett.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS .

Home cured smoked hams, 6 - 20 Ibs
ea. 25 lb. postpaid 1st and 2nd zones.
Shoulders, 20c lb postpaid. Mrs. Fred
Atkinson, Ray City, Raw 2.

Country cured hams. Oak smoked.
8. =-11. Ibs. del. Ga. -for 25c lb. A
cuar- Noah D. Hendricks, Metter, RE





GRAIN FOR SALE
Few bu wheat and rye mixed, 75
bu. Gathered without rain. Good rade.
Fine for chickens. L. E. Brantley, Bar-
tow, Rt. 1.
Good Blue Stem wheat, $1.50. bi
FOB. Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES:
FOR SALE 3
New crop honey, 5 lb. pail del b
mail, $1; 10 Ib. $1.85 either Comb or
EXt. Price FOB, Express, 12 5 Ib. $8.
ue 8c Ib. John Berryhill, Lake
an
Bright, new 1931 Chunk honey, 5 Ib
can, 75C; 10 lb. $1.50 postpaid. Cash
my order. L. G. H. Scoit, Ludowic

New Honey, 10c Ib. Mrs. P. J. Byrd,
Fitzgerald, Rt 4.

New Gailberry, 10 Ib. pucket, comb
or ext. $1.50; new bright honey, 10 lb.
buckets; $1. 25 each. Postpaid::- Cash: =
HS order. R. W. Browning, De /
ubsso: cs

About 6 Ibs beeswax for sale. Make:
offer. J. Hy, CDAIBERS: Milan.


































: Pure Ext. new honey, finely flavored
10 Ib. bucket, $1.25 FOB. J. W. Stall-
ings, Valdosta, Rt. 5, Box 92.

New crop (comb chunk bulk) 75 Ib.
tin, $9; No. 10 can, $1.50; 24 lb. sec-
tion cs, $4. Del. Exch for anything
L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore,



1931, nice, clean Strained honey.
ood new cans, 95c gal. FOB. No chks
hn L. Bennett, Screven, Rt. 2, Box

EANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE
100 Ibs Stuart pecans. Sound and
well polished, 20c Ib for lot, COD. No
_ chks. W. S. Norton, Edison.

White Spanish peanuts, 5c lb. FOB.
Cash with order. W. J. Jackson, Och-
_lochnee, Rt. 3.

POSS POTATOES FOR SALE

_ $ev. tons Fancy No. 1 Red Bliss Ir-
potatoes, $1.75 bu. Truck haulers
ome or write for prices. G. E. King,
Howell.

50 Ibs or more Trish potatoes, new
rop. $1.50 hamper, FOB. Cash with
der. W. J. Jackson, Ochlockne.
50 bu. Lookout Mtn. seed Irish po-.
tatoes, $1.75 bu. FOB. Money to ac-
company order, L. R. Martin, Law-
renceville.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

6 acres green peas. now ready for
rket. Live about 5 mi. N. E. of Adel
nj. Hicks, Adel, Rt. 1.

0-to..1 white multiplying onions.
tra large size, 50c gal. Pearl Ader-
old, Lavonia.







MARKET
and others. Write for prices on amt
you want. Mrs. Lee McGahee, Tarry-
town.

Canning and jelly making and pre-
serving on halves. Party to furnish

cans and sugar. Mrs. C. L. Willis,
Talking Rock.

Light wood tar, $1 gal. or exth: for
anything can use. Postage prepaid.
Wesley Quinn, Ivey, Rt. 1. .

Fine, med. and coarsely ground oy-
ster shell for chickens. 10 lbs 45c pre-
paid by P. P. C. L. Altman, Thunder-
bolt. :

Miscellaneous Wanted

Will exch blackberries, 3 gal and
blackberry and plum jelly, 30c pt. for
jelly glasses and Mason jars. Mrs. Sam
Smith, Austell, Rt. 2.

Want goats and chickens. Will exch
Reg.: N. Z. White rabbits or sell rab-
pits at $1 per head. Mrs. J. D. Jarrfid,
Collins.

Want tender snap beans, Irish pota-
toes, cucumbers, cabbage plants, Tenn
Green Pod and White and_ Striped
Half Runner garden bean seed. Exch
ee Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta,
Reed.

Want 1 or 2 lbs pure, genuine Gol-
den Seal roots (not the Yellow root).
State cheapest cash price. Mrs. Leona.
Sparks, Varnells, Rt. 1, Box 22.

Exch 15 Buff ane. ae for 10 lbs.
good smoking tob also for 10
white feed sacks, 1 0 ie cap. Ea. pay
ches. Desser Barnes, Clermont, Rt.

want 100 lb. white chicken feed
sacks. Exch value or buy. State price.
Mrs. Delia Fife, Armuchee.







eorgia Podacts Wanted



Positions Wanted ~




































- BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want 90-day Bunch velvet beans.
State price in first letter. Mrs. I. S.
_- Holton, Alma, Rt. 2, Box 88. _

4 Exch $15 value for Hay peas. Mrs.
-M. F. Gaddis, Quitman.

_ Exch plants or shrubs for field peas,
any variety. Mrs. He ee Atlanta,
306 Atlanta Ave., SE,

FRUIT WANTED



ue huckleberries. Exch 60 lb Comb
chunk honey. L. H. Edenfield, Still-
-more, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Want huckleberries, peaches and
figs. Exch P. R. State insp or Big
Stem Jersey potato plants or vines.
Mrs. E, Lee Brannen, Statesboro, Rt.



FRUIT TREES WANTED

Want Cherry trees, Raspberries and
fig trees. State size and best prices
by the doz. and by we hundred. James
Baker, Decatur, Rt. 2, Covington Road

. POTATOES WANTED
Want pure Lookout Mtn. potatoes
for planting. Write quality, size, con-
dition and price, FOB per bu. J. F.
- Walker, Monticello.

Want 1 1-2 bu. Lookout Mtn. seed
rish potatoes, Exch 14 mos old pure
bred Scott str. Light Brahma cocker-
1. Mrs. Chas H. Oeletree, Crawford-
ville, Rt. 2.

. WHEAT BRAN AND SHORTS

te fizs WANTED

Want to hear from party having
Wheat Bran- and Shorts for - sale.
Quote best prices. Sallie Johnson.
Summit.







SYRUP WANTED
Want 10. gal good syrup. Must be

Cheap and good. A, E. Thompson,
Douglasville, Rt; 22.



ss Miscellaneous For Sale.



$4 for lot; also 14 Indian. Runner
een eggs, for $1. W. E. Goodwin,
- Wadley..
White, 100 Ib. feed sacks, 10c each,
90c doz. Mrs. Emmett Trammell, Du-
BAUGH Pets Less
= Tobacco, in fine shape. Now ready.
* Chewing, 15 lb. Mrs, Lilla Campbell
- Surrency.

Will make jelly, etc., on halves. Par-
ty to fusnish sugar and jars. Mrs.
Nellie Baynes, Adairsville, Rt. 4.
Blood root, ratsbane, 2 lbs 25c;
Freshly dug. Add few cents postage.
Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 2.
Will make preserves, jellies, etc. on
: halves. Party furnish sugar and con-
_tainers. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carroll-

a

B

. a

~ About 4 lbs gensing, Queen of De-
oke, esate wild cherry bark

pi

Phicklebertics: Want 100 Ibs. large,|

6 lbs. -pure duck feathers, 75c Ib. or |



Want job. Can do any kind farm
work, also carpenter and other work.
W. J. Meredith, Climax, Rt. A, Box 37.

Want a 3 or 4 horse farm with 10 or
more cows on shares. Write. Ralph
Glenn, Gray, Rt. 2;

Want job, dairying or most any kind
farm work. Gilt-edge ref. Life exp in

| dairying. Honest, sober, Married, two
fo

J. W. Dyer, Loganville, Rt.

Want position as Supt or Weigher
at cotton gin. 1931 season. Long exp
and best of ref. P. C. Reid, Bremen.

Energetic young woman desires po-
sition in country home. Exp with dai-
rying and gen farm work. Room,
board and reasonable wages. Miss
Mary J. Dale, Albany, Rt. B.

19 yr. old young man wants job on
farm. Strong, healthy, willing work-
er. car or truck. Prefer home, with
board -and laundry included. ce F,

Taylor, Clarkesville, Rt. 2.

26 yr. Old man desires a permanent
connection with up-to-date dairy. Exp
with Foremost Dairy herd of Savan-
nah. C. V. Martin, Bainbridge.

Want job on farm for 4
hands. Good workers.
nee now. Live 8 mi. Lyons, near
No, 4 paved road. J. G. McCoy; Vi-
dalia, Rt. 4.

Want job. Exp and expert in repair-
ing corn mill rocks and all kinds mill
wright work, cotton gins, etc.) Uval-
da Smith, Atlanta, 259 Garnett Ave.

Farm Help Wanted

Want honest, unincumbered country
woman for gen work. Must be exper-
ienced, Permanent place for. right
party. Good home and $12 month.
Mrs. Leon Lee, Collins, Ga., Care Miss
Inez Oliver.

Want boy, 15-17 yrs old live in home

Light dairy work, drive Ford. Will
send to school. State salary expected.
ee B. G. Lee, Macon, Ross Dairy

Want wage hand. Married man 20.
yr. old. See or write. Hoyt B. Little,
Ashland, = =.

Want man and wife or family take
complete charge 25 cow dairy. Good

erown





house, wood, etc. furnished, Reason-

able salary. Must be exp., clean and
hard workers. F. C. Barrett,
dale.

Want colored girl to live as one of

family on farm, assist with farm work.
Orphan preferred. Wife, self and child
J. B, White, (Colored) Garfield, bs
Box 77.

Want boy willing to work to no bad
habits, $12 month. Write before com-
ing. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Want young girl or woman, -unin-
cumbered to live in home and assist

with light work: poultry, milking, etc.

R Bho. Se Cc. B. ee gs Bae



Ready to be

Avon- |



BULLETIN.

19 yr. old boy wants job. Can farm
and dairy work. Honest, sober and
willing worker. Can drive any make
ear. Johnnie Carrell, Ramhurst, Rt. 1.

Expert Dairyman wants job. 17 yrs.
exp. Small family Good ref. All around
man. Branch Tanner, Jonesboro, Care
Mrs. S. I. Dunson, RFD.

Flowers and Seed F or Sale





Green and white striped cane, pink
moss roses, 10c each; red gladioli, yel-

low cannas, 25c doz; althea bushes, 15c |
each. Add postage.

Mauk.

15 tulip bulbs, the best for $1. Exch
for peanuts. Mrs. Cecil Caudell, Dem-
orest, Rt.

White and Red dbl. geranium and
salmon sultana cut. 5c each; aspara-
gus, sprengeria ferns, 8c- ea; wander-
ing jew, 2 cut 5c; Christmas cactus,
rooted, 10c. Miss Floy Mobley, Glenn-
ville.

Sev. M bulbs, long trumpet jonquils
and cluster flowering narcissi, yellow
and very fragrant, $1 C del. Now rea-
dy. Mrs. B. F. Rainy, Temple, Rt. 2.

3 large, nice Lace ferns, 25c each;
also Series cactus, rooted, 10c each.
Add peeee Mrs. Earley Evans, Hart-
well, Rt.

Coleus, Ssen large size plants, 10c
doz; begonias, Argentea, Carnot, Star,
cut. 15c each. geraniums, 5c ea. 2 Cen-
tury plants, 25c each. Add postage.
Mrs. Willis Skelton, Hartwell, Rt. 3.

Daffodil and Butter and Eggs, bulbs,
dbl. and do not turn green. Now rea-
dy to plant. Mrs. EB. T. May, Warthen.

Trailing ivy geraniums, dbl red, dbl.

rose and single pink, cuttings, 25c ea.,|_
| 3 for 50c del.

Mrs. Bascom Hines,
Shiloh, Rt. 2, Box 65. -

Yellow Oxalis bulbs (winter bloom -
ing), 15c doz; daffodils, 20c doz. Add

postage. Miss Lillian Wright, Zebu-
lon. ;
Dbl. blue cornflower, Calendula,

Garlardias Giant Verbena, dbl. core-
opsis, shasta daisies, candy tuft, cos-
mos, ageratum, carnation, sweet pea
and other seed. 3 nes pkt. 25c pre-
paid. C. L. Altman, Thunderbolt.

1931 crop poppy seed, 10c pkg. Lg.,
dbl and single and mixed colors. Mrs.
Florence Harris, Thomaston, RFD 4.

Dbl. pink hyacinth, 8c each, large,
$6 C; small, $4 C. Single blue, 5c ea,
$4 C. Blooming size bulbs. No order
less than 50c. Miss Mae Bomar, La-
Fayette, Rt. 3.

Rooted Allamandes, Caladiums, Hi
biscus, Oleanders, Crepe Myrile, ferns,
Milk & Wine lilies, . Yellow Alder,
Camphor, 8, $1 prepaid. Palms, Cro-

tons, 25c. Mrs: H. Dunlap, Atlanta,
306 Atlanta Ave, SE.

Flowers And Seed Weoated

Want 1 each, white sultana and
white fuchsia, rooted. Exch orange
sultana and red fuchsia. Mrs. Chas.
H. Ogletree, Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

Plants For Sale

Chas. Jersey Ww cabbage, Ga. Head-
ing collard, Stone and Baltimore to-
mato plants, 60c, 500; $1 M; pepper









and ege plants, 200, 60c; $1 500. post- |
Mrs. Gertrude Branan, Lewis-

paid.
ton. a

St. Augustine grass cuttings, well
rooted, $1.25 bu until July 25th, FOB.
Miss A. Dixon, Alma, Box 55.

Gov insp P. R. plants, 70c .M. del.
Ga. Full count guar. Geo. Griffis,
Odum, Rt. 2.

State insp Red Skin Bee plants,
Seed grown from vines 60c M del. Ga.
No chks. Leland Lightsey, Odum.

Insp and dipped Yellow skin P. R.
50c M, 5M up, 40c M, FOB here. J. S.
Murray, Odum, Rt. A.

Pink skin and Yellow skin Porto|

Rico, $1 M Triumph, Japanese Yam,
Nancy Hall, $125 M. All FOB. H. F.
Stair, Valdosta.

P. R. plants, Gov. insp $1 M del.
Ready to ship in Ga. *L. C. Tyre, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

Imp Red skin P. R. plants, 70c M,
5M up, 50c M or 90c M del. Ga. Cash

with order. No chks. J. W. Sellers,
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 69.
Genuine Red skin P. plants, 7De2

M 5M up, 50c M or $1 M Boe Ga. Cash

with order. 7 chks. O. M.. Miles,
Baxley, Rt. Box 69.
Goy. insp. > R. Red and Pink skin,

80c M del; 65c M FOB Exch for pea-
ae or country butter. wm. OQuinn,
um.

chks. E. N. OQuinn, Odum.

Genuine Imp. Red skin P. R. State
insp. plants, 60 M FOB. Prompt ship-

Mrs. Lee Daniel, z

P. R. plants, Gov insp 50c M del. No

| Marcus Williams, Gainesville, Rt

| field peas, 4M plants for each bu peas.

: G.
| Childers, Flowery Branch, Rt. aay

























































Thursday, July 2, 1931

ment, no chks. Paul Lightsey, Odum

Pure Red skin P. R. and Boon p
tato plants, $1 M del; 10M $8 collect:
Stone tomato, $1.10 M del; 10M $

del. W. O. aoe Flowery Brane
Red skin P. R. plants, $2.25
Broad Leaf tobacco, some tomato

plants $1 M del. . Waldrip, Flow-

ery Branch, Rt. 1.
Cabbage, W. F. and F. D. plants, 25
|C; 75c, 500; $1.25 M; cabbage-collard
60c, 500; g5c M. 10M 5c M exp col
Cader Stephens, Flowery Branch. ~
P. R. plants, Gov. insp. $1 M. OM up
"5c M.. Money order only. oe
Shannon, Alma, Rt. as
P. R. plants, 75c M, FOB. Cash wii
order. oN chks. Willie Courson,
ley, Rt. 4.
Chas. W. cabbage, Stone tomato, G
collard plants, 200, 35c; $1 M.

G.E



P. R. plants, 50c M FOB, or TC M
del. Walter Johnson, Baxley.

P. R. plants, Gov insp 90c M, 5M up
75c M FOB. Cash with order.
Kimbrel, Baxley, Rt. 3. e :

Cabbage and collard plants, 10 [
P, R. potato, 50c M; tomato, $1 M. W.
W. Williams, Quitman. 2

PR. potato plants, 75c M, FOB; 9
M del. Prompt shipmet. Exch for good
Ea. pay express. J. Groce Set
Baxley.

Rhubarb plants, 50c doz;
root, 35- lb. Add postage.
money order. Miss Cecil

Hartwell, Rt. 2. BS
Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants, *
| M, FOB; $1 M del. J. J. Herrin,

nokur, RFD 1; Box 16.
Dutch and W. cabbage, Stone
Baltimore tomato, Heading co
Portorican plants, 20c C; $1 M, m
5M 75c M, exp. Col. L. A. Crow oO
wood. =
Boons potato plants, $1.50 M;
PR: $h50- Ms Pe. R.
plants, $1.10 M del. Bill Crow,
esville.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 75 M.
Money order only. A. C. Th or to:
Odum, RFD A

Gov. insp Red skin P. R. plan
MM, Pat Lewis; Baxley, Ga. =

Greater B. and Stone tomato >
Heading collard plants, 300, 40c $1 1
del; 90c M, FOB, 10M or more,
Mrs. Cal Garrett, Oakwood, Rt.

P. R. potato plants, $1 M del Cl
ence Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

-Imp. P. R. plants. Insp. Certifi
M, 10M, $9 Cash Prompt oe en
M. N. Ridley, Graham.

Imp. P. R. Gov. insp plants, 90 M;
5M 80c M del. Ga. No chks. J. T. Wil
liams, Baxley, Box 265. ge ee

Certified P. R. plants 75 M FOB
$1 -M del. Mrs. M. F. Gadd.
man.

Imp. P. R. Gov insp plants







, 90c I

| 5M 80c M del. Ga. No chks. R. S

liams, Baxley, Rt. 5.
Genuine Imp P. R.
75M in 5M_ lots. oat
Miles, Baxley, Rt.
Chas W. cabbage plants, 20
M; 5M up, 75c M. del. Mrs.

plants,
guar.



Piants Wanted |

Exch .collard plants for uae slip
Ea. pay postage. A. E. i
Douglasville. =

Eggs Wanted

Want fresh market eggs in ar
quantity, 1 to 100 cases weekly.

top market price. Write before sts
ing shipments. E. R. Adling n, Al
lanta, 510 Piedmont Ave.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Strong, vigorous, healthy feaw
ing str. 2 wks old Leghorns, 16c eac
Rocks and Reds, 3 wks. 19c. Expres
prepaid. R. E..Fechtel, Waycr

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 10 chicks to raise on halve

10 wks. old. Mrs. Cecil Caudell, D
orest, Rt.
Exch State insp. P. R. potato plants
for baby chicks or small pullets. I
breed. or Everlay Brown Legh
Write. Mrs. J. M. Deen, Coffee, Rt

Want 100 chicks to raise on halve;

to 6 wks old. Mixed, large piers
Lewis aoe Glennville, Rt.

Exch P. potato plants a 156
del. for baby chicks. 1M plant
10 R. I. Reds.. Mrs. Frances ye
Odum, Rt. 2, Box 127. 3














































































hursday, July 2, 1931.
Seed For Sale

w Stone and Baltimore tomato
, 1oc lb; Marglobe, $2; Jersey and
Dutch cabbage, $1 Ib; Cane seed
) bu. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery



astings Shorom Japanese turnip
Hastings Tender Greens, seed

25c cupful, 50c lb. H. B. Peeler,
eux.

clover seed. Recleaned, 5c Ib.
W. K. Tharton, Jackson, Ribs:
ju. Brabham peas, $2.60 bu FOB;
der less than 2 1-2 bu. Cash with
J. P. McDowell, Dawson.

1 Speckled peas, 2 1-2 bu. to the
$2.35 bu. FOB. Cash with or-
M. Shycler, Columbus, 1020 Ist

m. corn seed, 20c qt. or exch. for

. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.

r clover seed in rough, 2c lb. 60

ent clean: seed, FOB. Roy Lewis,
a led

stard, collard, cabbage and tur-

; Top turnip seed,

p. Sound. Teacupful by mail
for. 20c in stamps, 12c. for
9. Mrs. M. E. Ledford, Cran-

rd seed, heading var. $15 100
aller lots 18 we lots, 30c post-
plants, $1 M Malvin Col-
higham.

crop recleaned Ga. collard seed
J. T. Ponder, Whigham|

Ga, collard seed, 8 or 9 Ibs. at
Mrs. Hiournoy Harris, Thom-

all onions or spring shallots (plan-
in August), 50c gal; garlic bulbs,
; Martin gourd seed, 50c per half
R. Bramilett, Ellijay, Rt. 4.
3 ; cantaloup,
ord, 50c Ib; Thomas water-
50c 1b; white. Spanish pean
: 0 Ibs up, 6 Ib. less. W. J, Jack-
-Ochlocknee. i
urr clover, seed screened, 8c lb; un-
ned, 3c lb. Mark T Warren,
Rose, RFD.
if. beer seed, 10c start, postpaid
ill, Mt. Airy, Rp 15 Box 35.





gia Products For Sale



APPLES FOR SALE
forse apples, 80c bu. FOB, J. W. J.

Commerce.

B. EANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
letts Wonder cold-proof peas,
Mrs. E. T. May, Warthen.
ns 50c- gt: = J.-R: Bramlett,

1 Ma-
-$3.50. Remittance with or-
. Strother, Ft. Valley.

RESH AND CURED MEATS
ioked bacon, none better. Hams,
Ss; 20c5 shoulders, 15c. W. W.
. Quit: man.

Smoked sides or shoulders, 17c
ams $25 per 100 Ibs. Malvin Col-
igham.

bs nage shoulders, free from
EGReD; Fain, Edison.

FRUIT FOR SALE







3 and
. Toole,



t. Valley, RFD.

ft seed oats, $1 bu. Pure. W.
jams, Quitman.

a tons cut and saved DE



, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE _

honey, 10c ib Mrs. P. J. Byrd,
gerald, Ga. Rt.

ew honey, 10 ibe 75c; 75 Jb, lard
8, $5. J. T. Holland, Lenox.

re honey: 6 - 10 lb. pails, Ext. $6.-
6 - 10 Ib. Chunk, $7.25; 2 = 10 1b.
ee postpaid; 1 - 10 Ib, Ext $1.40
A J. A.-Crummey, Doctortown.

HAY FOR SALECar Lots
eanut hay in car load lots, $10 ton
OB cars Hawkinsville. Grown on own
n. S. Sommer, Hawkinsville.
load oat: hay. Best quality. $20
FOB. E. W, Burch, Eastman,

_ PEACHES FOR SALE

hes. Any address, $2.50 Crt; $2.50
1; $1.50 1-2 bu; $1. pk. or cartons.
Fancy. Selected. "Money order. Mrs.
H. _eorcry, Fort eS ;



for greens,

Fr

d for sale. CL. Altman, Thun- |-

f-each FOB,



MARKET

RYE FOR SALE
60 bu. new home grown Tall seed
rye, $1.40. Send remittance. D. C.
Strother, Ft. Valley.

BULLETIN

Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale



SYRUP FOR SALE
Pure Cane syrup, 12 1-2 gal. cans to
cs. $4.25 per case. Se Collins,
Whigham.

-A-=1 pure Ga. Cane syrup in cs. of. 12
half gal cans, $4 per cs. Frt prepaid
2 cS. Or more. J. T. Ponder, Whig-



qe Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Grade Jersey, second calf, 3 1-2 yrs,



old. Gentle, easy to milk, $50. John S..

Murphy, Luthersville, Rte:

Young milch cow with first oat 5
wks. old. Jersey and Holstein cross.
Mrs. Emmett Trammell, Duluth, Rt. 1.

4 milch cows and 3 beeves. For sale
J, W. J. Lord, Commerce, RFD 5.

Pure bred Guernsey bull calves, 5-6
mos old, also Reg. 7 yr. old Guernsey

-bull (grandson of King Chilmart).

Dr. N. C. Alston, Richland.

2 Jersey heifers, black tongue and
switch, 4 and 7 mos old, $10 and $12.-
50 at. barn: Exch for part corn. H. B.
Moore, Danielsville.

- 6 wks old pure bred Guernsey heif-
er, $25 FOB, W. T. Adams, pay onie:
Box 381.

11 mos old Guernsey heifer from
high producing T. B. tested cow. Bar-
gain, $15. H. N. Tarver, East Point.
328 Clairmont Ave.

Red Poll 3 gal. cow, heifer calf, 10
days old, $60; No-horned milch cow
(indicates Jersey stock) freshened Ap-
ril 28th. First calf; 2 gal. $35. Cash
J. C. Newsom, Sandersville.



HOGS FOR SALE
Red Berkshire mixed with Black Es-
sex good brood sow. Life time treat-

ment for all diseases, $25. Ione Lewis

Baxley.

7 full blood P. C. pigs, 6 wks old, $5
W. B. Johnson, Mitchell:

Reg. Black Essex 3 mos old. Straight
nose, thin hair, big bone. $10 each; pr.
unrelated, $18; 3 for $25. Application
for reg. furnished. W, J. Bargeron;
Sardis. F

Male and female Ae C. pigs for bree-
-ding purposes. Dr.
land.

9 mixed breed, mostly P. C. 3=mos,

| $35; 5 two mos,, pure bred P. C, 2 gilts

3males, $5 each; $50 for lot. Mrs. C.
QO. Sikes, Sylvester.

11 Duroc Jersey 5 mos pose pigs, 75
to 80 lbs. Immune for life. Reg. in
buyers name, $12.50 each. Exch for
tins. seed oats. L. M, Kennedy, Col-
ins x

~ 8 pure bred straight nose Berkshire,
7 wks old, 35 to 40 lb, pigs, $8 each,
or $10 ea. reg. Dorsey Martin, Canon.
S. P. C. pigs, different ages. Reg.
stock. For sale.
-icus.

_ HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE



- 2 small and 2 large extra good mules

reasonable, J. Knowles, Jackson, Rt.
4.

Sorrel nad pony, 600 Ibs. Work
anywhere. Very good qualities, $30.
Herman B. Shearouse, Jr., Guyton.

each; also 1

eC. Alston, Rich-'

C. R. Morgan, Amer- |

| Crowe, Cartersville, 218 E. Main str.

Large size Enterprise meat grinder
with sausage stuffing attachment. $3
or exch for value. Mrs. M. Reitz, Pal-
metto, Rt. 2.

2 Lilliston peanut pickers. Used one
Season. Good cond. except belts. $100
ten 2 mule hay press,
good cond, $50. W. M. Gillen, Max-
eys.

Letz eens Mill, practically new,
or Sale....Dr.-N-.C: Alston, Richland,

a.

Standard Garden tractor, cheap.
Used only for Demonstration. Miss L.
Norrell, Marietta, Rt. 4.

50 H. P. steam boiler. First class
cond, cheap. W. F. Dozier, Hillman.

Barrel churn, 50 gal. Good cond, For
sale. Mrs. C. Smith, Atlanta, 61 8th
St. N. E. He-6379.

2 leather collars and 2 pr. Hames, $3.
A. A> Cox, Forsyth, RFD 3,

Second-Hand evant
Wanted 3

Exch No. 12 DeLaval cream separ- |
ator, used very little for 6 - 8 H. P.
Fairbanks-Morse gas eng. in A-1 cond.
Consider buying. . C. H. Ogletree,
Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

Want 1 power driven, Tramper for
dbl press. State make, ond. and low-
est cash price. R. J. Peet, Vidette.

Want McCormack mower No. 6 and
International hay baler. Ji: Shan-
non, Alma.

Want 500 ft. 1 1-4 in. pipe; 500 ft, 1
in. pipe. C. L. C. Wade, Alto.

Want 1 good used steam boiler ar-
ound 80 H. P. Pay cash for good boil-
er at right price. W. F: Dozier, Hill-
man.





6)

Want a second-hand oat drill with |.

fertilizer attachment. Write. W. F.
Jefferson, Albany.
Want good, used Tom Houston log
skidder. Submit description, price and
terms. E. K. Roberts, Moniac.
- Want 4 by 4 deep well pump, Pre-
fer Worthington heavy puty. Hook: B.
Legs, Plainville, ;



Incubators For Sale



Buckeye inc. Style 2. Good cond. for
ae _ Mrs. GC. Smith, Atlanta, 61 8th
St., N. E. Hem: 6379.

Little Brown Hen inc. good cond.
$2.50 or exch for good healthy pig.
Willing to pay little difference. Vic.

Ferguson, Alto.

Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS FOR SALE
Exch P. R.-plants for Ancona hens,
or any other pure bred chickens. 1M
for 1 hen, in 5M lots or more. Mrs.

Annie Leggett, Baxley, Rt. 1.
Sheppard str. Ancona cockerels, 5
point comb, 3 mos old, $1; 5 mos old,
$2.50; Perfect breeders, 2 yr. old cocks,
$1,95.
ough.

AUSTRALORPS FOR SALE
Osborn str Australorp cockerels. Ap-
ril 6th hatch, at bargain. Johnson











RABBITS FOR SALE
- 2N. Z. Red and 1 N, -Z. White buck.
All yr. old, Sell or trade the 3 for pr.
Chinchillas, or what have you? J.
Bryant, Columbus, 1321 12th Ave.

Five 4 mos old N. Z. Whites ,for sale 3.

or exch for 5 B. R. hens or 5. ducks,
or anything of equal value. J. be Rau-
ton, Vidalia, Rt. 4.

Fine, grown Chinchilla bier from
reg. stock, $1,505.35. D: MELONS, Hart-
well, = a



Live Stock Wanted



CATTLE WANTED

Exch a 500 lb. healthy 8 yr. old pony |

for a good milch cow. J. P. Morgan,
Columbus, 3207 2nd Ave. (

-also 8

$1 each; pullets, same age, $1.25; eggs|

BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE
9 puns bred B. R, pullets, 1 rooster,
pure bred R. I. Red pullets, 75c
each. April 1st hatch. Money order
only. Mrs. H. F. Ginn, Commerce, Rt

45 pure bred B. R, March hatch, $1
each. Also sev. nice cockerels. Mrs. ie
B. Ford, Lavonia.

Booths AAA 3 mo. B. BR. cockerels,

75e per setting, Mrs, W. A. Tanner,|
Broxton.
10 pure bred B. R. yr. old hens, $1

ea. Mrs. W. A. Isbell, Cedartown, Rt.
GIANTS
Jersey White Giant cockerels. Truitt

and Wright strain. Mrs, J. A. Morgan
Valdosta.



HOGS WANTED
Want Reg. Hampshire boar about 3
mos old, at reasonable price. Write. B.
H. Herndon, Mayfield.

RABBITS WANTED
Want Domestic rabbits, any breed
for eating purposes. Must be healthy.
Pay 15c Ib. FOB Augusta. Write what
you have. W. W. Clark, see RFD

.

7

eek

| 85 Oak St.



~~ GAMES

13 mos old, Copper-
head and Blue Boone, mixed, and 1
Cuban stag, same age, both for $5; 5
Ib. cock, $3. Carl Griffin, Gainesville,

2 fine stags:



: LEGHOENS
Few choice W. 3 1-2 mos old
cockerels from Soethes highest quality

_| cock, yr. old, 80c ea. FOB. Johnson

Mrs. Jeptha P. Pullin, McDon- |




















































PAGE SEVEN

taken. Mrs. Paul Steed, Douglasville
Rt. 2.

5 pure bred Tancred L, hens an

Crowe, Cartersville,-218 E. Main St..

25 Tancred L. hens, 1929 hatch and~
20 pullets same strain. Cheap for
cash. Make offer. Miss Mary J. Mc-
-Clure, Newnan, 111 Temple Ave.

Roselawn S. C. W. L. 3 mos old
cockerels from finest egg matings, $1
each; pullets, same age and quality,
$1.25 each. Simon Peterson, Douglas,

15 pure Tancred .W. L. March 10th
hatch pullets, from heavy laying hens _
$1 ea. Mrs. J. R. Lanier, Graymont.

Large size young W. L. hens, Tip- .
Top layers. Write or call, Cascade
Road, near Cascade Springs. B. H..
oe ae gees Atlanta, 953 Gordon. St



MINORCAS

4 Black Minorea cockerels, Feb. hch
Pure bred, $1.25 each, $4 FOB for lot
Mrs. J. H, Mosley, Rockmart, Rt. 5.

Pure bred 8. C. White Minorca coc
erels, just beginning to crow. Direct.
from Helens in Illinois, $1 each. Mrs.
- M. Vinson, Lincolnton, Rt. 5," Boe

850 Black Minorcas. Pure bred. Papi
str. First of March hatch. Healthy
Also sev. nice cockerels, $1 FOO Bhs
H. Be ord: Lavonia.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
2 lb broilers, well cared for. Als
young R. I. Red and W. L. _ pullets
Trapnest stock. Cascade Rd.
Cascade Springs. B. H. Middlebrooks
Atlanta, 953 Gordon St., SW.

Want friers and hens. Heavy breeds
Friergs not over 1 1-2 lbs. hens, no
4 lbs each Sound and health
State kind, number, price per Ib. os i
F. Howe, Ft. Val ley.

PHEASANTS ;
1 Ringneck male pheasant. Last yrs.
hatch, $3. J. V. Horton, Ome e

PIGEONS FOR SALE =
About 40 Homers and Yellow Car-
neaux. Fine shape. $20 for lot. H.
Malaier, Chattahoochee.

White Kings. Best of strains. Al
Red and yellow Carneaux Show
strain. Mated prs. or single birds.
ces reasonable. J. H. Deaton, Colum
bus, Box 853.

White Kings and Carneaux, 50c ee
R. C. Whitman, Eatonton, Box 36.

B.-L REDS ;

25 pure bred R. I. Red pullets and
sev. cockerels, 80c each. First of Ap
ril hatch. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.
Donaldsons bloodtested March 193
hatch roosters, $1.50 each. Well wor
$5.90. Mrs. Emmett T Trammell, Duluth

}Rt. 1.













TURKEYS, ETC.
Turken cockerels (Spencer Wonde:
Bird) for sale. Mrs. J.
Valdosta.

.6 Indian Runners, 4 ducks and tw
drakes, 1930 hatch, $5. J. H. Roque
more, Lorane, Rt. L
* About 50 Indian Runner ducks.



WYANDOTTES
Pure bred S. L. Wyandotte March
hatch roosters, 75c each. Mrs. W.E.
Kirk, Rockmart, Rt. 3, Box 146.

March 15th hatch, pure bred
Wyandotte cockerels, $1 each.
Cody, Collins.

8 pure bred S. ~ Wyandotte C ock
erels, March nates $1.25 each. Mc

ey order. Mrs. W. A. Isbell,
town, Rt. 4.

Poultry Wanted

PIGEONS WANTED.

Exch 5 mos Chinchilla bucka
mo. N. 4. White, pink-eyed doe fo:
good stock of pigeons, equal value
L. Dallas, Atlanta, 594: (cue
West End.







TURKEYS, ETC., WANTED

Wil buy young ducks, White Pe

or other kind. Dillard Mumford, Car-
tersville.



. Car Lots

Corn, slip. shucked, 80 Ibs per

Sound, well preserved and practically
free from weevils. Car Lots or less





egg laying str. $1 each if 2 or more are

oe





Write for del. prices. Chas. F. Hoy
PAGE EIGHT

Eggs For Sale

: White Orp. hatching eggs, $1.50 per
setting. Mrs. C. R. Morgan, Americus.
Pure Fawn and White Indian Run-
er duck eggs, $1 doz. del. Heavy lay~
ing type. William Wylam, Cleveland.
Pure S. L. Wyandotte eggs, 75c per
setting. Crates ret. Mrs. W. E. Kirk,
~ Rockmart, Rt. 3, Box 146.

~ Donaldson Red Prize stock. Selected,
_bloodtested eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs, Em-
mett Trammell, Duluth.

90 doz. W. L. eggs ea. week, 20 doz.
by Case, 30c doz. G. D. Fain, Edison.

Seed For Sale

Gholcest, recleaned pure Honey Drip
cane seed, 50c gal; 90c pk; tenderest,.
weevil treated cornfield and Ky, Won-
der seed beans; 35c lb 3 lbs $1 postpaid
-C. F. Maddox, Buford.

Large red nest onions cut into quar-

er to plant in October. $1 gal. Mrs

V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Ga. collard and Sugar or Salad pea
seed, 15c cupful; mixed turnip, purple
and Seven Top, 2 spoonfuls, and mus-
tard, 10c. No chks. Henry Eller, El-

jay, Rt. 3. "aes
_ Fall turnip seed, 2 thls. 10c; scallioW
onion sets, 25c doz. Mrs. Minnie
Barnes, Alpharetta, Care Chas. Barnes |
: Seven Top turnip seed, 30c lb or 25]
Ib. in 5 or 10 Ib lots. S. A. Dixon, At-
lanta, 1021 Peachtree Road.
Calif. beer seed, 10c start and 2c

ostage. Mrs. Carrie McCulley, Lo-
ganville, Rt. 3.
_ Dixie Bell or Stone Mtn. melon seed
-40c Ib. Cash with order FOB. W. O.

dsong, Gordon.

Hastings new Shogoin Japanese tur-
nip seed. Lice resistant. Also Hast-
ings Tender Greens, each. 25 cupful,
0c lb del. H. B. Peeler, Devereux.
Seven top turnip seed, 25 Ib. or 20"
Ib. if lot of 17 lbs is taken. Add pos-

R. L. Smith, Flowery







20 lbs. Ky. Wonder Pole bean. Test-
15c lb. Hoke McPherson,
Bremen, RFD 2. J
Sound Java field peas, $2.50 bu; Hot
oa plants, no less than 100, 25c;
ser Flat Dutch cabbage for Fail
heading, 25c C. Mrs. H. V. Franklin,
egister.
ed and white nest-onion sets, 65c
al. del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla.
- Severl Top turnip seed, new var. 25c
Ib or 20c lb. for lot of 17 lbs. Add
postage. Mrs. G. L. Childers Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.
Gensing seed and roots for sale.
Write for prices, O. F. Baker, Tifton,

"New crop turnip seed, Seven
Purple Top slightly mixed.

rati-bos full, or 40c lb. del.
rence Wright, Alto, Rt. 2.
10M_ lbs. Crimson clover seed in
Chaff, 5 1-2c_lb. in 100 or more lb.
lots, FOB here. L. E. Putman, Sugar
Valley.

ie Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c
start,.25c cup; Seven Top turnip, 50c
lb. Add postage on small orders. Mrs.
H. F. Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
_. New, > clean Burr clover, $i bus d
large white nest onions, sound
dry, 60 gal. $4 bu. del. Mrs. B.
Robinson, Greenville.

Calif. beer seed, 25c teacupful. Mrs.
w. L. Hulsey, Cumming, Rete sb

2 bu. 1931 crop mixed Purple and |
Seven Top turnip seed, about fifty-
ifty. 20c lb. Del lb. lots and upisE. C:
Herod, Kathleen.

1 1-2 lbs White Stem mustard -seed,

c lb. 2 lbs. collard seed 35 lb. Mrs.
BD. D, Deen, Baxley, R

Flowers and Seed For Sale

Giant American Hybrids, 20c gach, 3
for 50c. for $1; Phlox perennial
mauve pink, 30 doz. prepaid. Miss
Ida Greer, Arlington.

White Giant Spider lilies, 15c ea. 3

for 40c; red Spider lilies, 10, 3. for 25
rtemesia (Silver King), 20ce doz. pre-

paid. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington.

Single and dbl peony, daffodil bulbs,
0c C. Exch above also white April
blooming narcissi for milk and_ Wine
or red Spider lilies. Mrs. W. L. Hul-
sey, Cumming, Rt. 5;

ao aaa bulbs, 15c each, 10 for

Mrs. G. H. Jolley, Adairsville swt.

- 15 Jonquil bulbs, 15c C. Plus post-
age. Mrs. J. L. Harrison, Kite.

Wild honeysuckle vines, 10c doz; red
and yellow Maple sprouts, well rooted,
30c doz. 2 doz. 50c; swamp ferns, 25c

oz. Add some postage. Mrs. Myrtle

Top
15
Law-

a
L.





Write at once or come.

| Rt. 4

M. Prompt



Barnes, Alpharetta, Rt. 5.

MAREE T

Spruce pine, white pine, cedar, Mtn
laurel, ivy, crepe myrtle, hemlock
Write for prices. Order for Fall del.
Mrs. A. H. Cash, Clarkesvill

Florida lilies, begonias, 10c ea; pine
burr, 15c, salvia, 2 for 5c; wandering
jew, 10c doz. Exch for purple geran-
iums, rooted. Add postage. Miss Beu-
lah Conner, Bremen.

Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale

Complete corn milling outfit, com-
paratively new motor, Mill, sheller and
cleaner. O. L. Chandler, Newnan.

70 H. P: eng. 75 H. P. boiler, 3 70
saw gin outfit, complete with dbl box
steam press, $450; Benthal Peanut
picker, 4612, $45..-P. R. Garrard, Den-
nis.

Economy 5 H. P. gas eng. on trucks
almost new, $50 FOB here. C. D. Wil-
liamson, Plains, Ga. }

Delco, batteries and cable in good
cond. Cheap for cash. J. A. uRey:
Stillmore, Box 137.

75 lb. farm bell. Value $5. Exch for
plants. Robt. L. Byars, Forsyth, Rt. 5.

Fresh water system for 40 ft. well;
have 100 volt electric power. O. i
Cowan, Doraville, Ga.

2 Avery Jack Rabbit riding cultiva-
tors, good cond. $35 for both.- Cash.
Troy E. Wy-
att, Sylvester, Rt. 5.

Second-Hand Machines
Wanted

Want wind mill, tank and tower in
good cond. State price and cond. in
first. letter. . J. C.~Hendrix,. College
Park; Rt. 2: i

Want 1 planing machine. State
what you have and best price. J, L.
Dixon, Dahlonega, Rt. 5.





Want 1 horse Hay baler as soon as}

possible. Write price, etc at once. A.
H. Jackson, Griffin, Rt. 1. ~

Avant 3 or -5 horse power electric
motor, 110 volt. Must be in good run-
ning order. Wright Hoilenshead, Lin-
colnton.

Want a canning outfit immediately.
Must be large enough for community
use, in good cond and cheap. BoM:
Young, Elberton. Z

Exch 100 horse apple trees, 1 to 3
yrs. old from seedling trees for trac-
tor, or will sell trees. <B.. F, =Smith,
Dalton, Rt.

Ss Plants For Sale





Goy. insp P. R. plants, $1 M; Wake- |

field cabbage, Stone tomato, Heading |
collard, 25c C; 90e M del; 5M up, 70c
M del. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Genuine, 8-in. New Stone, Baltimore
and Marglobe tomato plants, 300, 60c;.
600, $1; $1.40 M postpaid. C. F. Mad-
dox, Buford.

-Ruby King Sweet pepper and Hot
Pepper plants, 30c del. Ida Wright,

Greater B. tomato plants now ready.

500, $1.25; $2 M. Prompt shipment;-

Ga. collard plants, ready 10th July.
s price, W. E. Farmer, Dalton,

Late Flat Dutch, Chas. W. cabbage,
Ga. collard, each, 15 C; $1.25 M; New
Stone, Greater B. tomato, 20c G; $1.75
Shipment. Mrs. Rosie
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4. ae
imp. Red Skin P. R. plants. Gov.
insp. $1 M del. Ga. O. L. Mobley,
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 42. :

Large, tough plants, Cabbage, col-
lard and tomato. Prompt shipment.
500, 60c; 90c M del. E. Y. Stokes, Ma-
con; Rt. 3:

P. RR. plants; Gov. insp. From vine
cut. Prompt ship, Sat. guar. 60c M;.
oe pe, 50c M. D. D. Deen, Baxley,

New Stone, Greater B. tomato, 25c,
200; 95c M; collard plants, same price.
bea R. C. Thompson, Cumming, Rt.

New Stone, Baltimore tomato, 200,
25c; 90c M; leading var. collard, 25,
200; 75 M. T. J. Thompson, Flowery
Branch.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 20c C. 3M
85c M; 5M up, 75c M del. Mrs. R. L.
Smith, Flowery Branch, Rt- 1.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, Tough
plants, 3 to 5 in. Collard, Lady T.
strawberry, each, 20c C. Np chks.

Pink skin P. R. plants, State insp.
50c M FOB, or 70c del:
ment. Ellis Aspinwall, Odum.

Genuine imp. Red and pink skin
P. He plants. Gov insp. Grown ~from



| Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ri. 3.

Prompt ship-'

BUG Pt WS

vine cut. 90c M del; 75c M FOB. Exch
for good stock pigs. G. H. Lord, Gra-
ham.

Imp. white collard plants, 20 ;
freshly dug Yellow root, 15c lb. Ada
postage. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3, Box 49.

Brimmer, Stone and Marglobe to-
mato, All-Season, Drum Head cab-
bage, Blue Stem and Heading collards.
All 500, 60c; $1 M del. 75c M exp. col.
Walter McEver, Braselton.
~ Chas... W. cabbage, 20c C; 300, 40;
$1 M, 5M up; 75c M; Stone tomato |
and collard plants, same price. Amos
Williams, Gainesville.

Danish Bell and Cannon Ball cab-
bage large pins $1 M. M. F- Etris,
Dahlonega, Rt.

Tomato oe aow ready. New
Stone 25c C; 300, 50c; 500.85c postpaid.
J: Chambers, Gainesville, Htc ty

Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage, Bal-
timore, Stone tomato, Heading coll-
ard plants. Prompt service, 20c C; 90c

Gainesville, bas

New Stone and Greater B. tomato
plants, 30c, 200; 90c M; collard plants
same rice. Rafe Thompson, Flowery
Branch; -Rt.< 1;

Premium late Drum head cabbage,
$1.40 M; Lady T. strawberry, 40c C;
red and black r sphberries, $1 doz. Add
postage small omens Mrs. H. F. Tur-
ner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Be Ry potato plants, $1.25 M; Ruby
King and Pimiento pepper, 500, 80c;
$1.35 M; hot pepper, same price. R.
Chanclor, Seville.

Red and pink skin P. R. insp. and
treated, $1 M del. Prompt shipment.
Geo. L. Duran, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1 M; 5M
up, ibe M. Guy Crow, Gainesville, Rt:

S Marty Anna tomato plants, $1 C. No
stamps. Mrs. G. L. Pirkle, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1.

Genuine red and pink skin P. T. 50c
M FOB; %75c M del. Ga. Immediate
shipment. Exch 3M plants for 2 hens.
We G. OQuinn, Surrency.

. Bull Nose, Bell Sweet pepper, Late
Dutch cabbage, Cayenne pepper, imp.
Stone tomato. plants. Sell-or exch for
pure bred'Chinchillas, ducks or chick-
Sens. Write. Mrs. Daisy A. Cochran,
Adairsville. ;



Miscellaneous Fe or Sale

. Fine, med and coarsely ground oy-
ster shell for chickens, $1 per 100 lbs.
FOB. W. A. Smith, Savannah, 101 E.
Bay St.

, Roots and Herbs of all kinds. Cheap
ay cash. Robt. L. Byars, Forsyth, Rix

Dice. clean dried sage. This yrs.
crop. 60c lb. del. Mrs. J. E: Yawn,
Rhine, Rt. 1, Box 115.

Flue cured tobacco, 10 and 12 1-2c
lb. No orders filled for less than-$1.
J. . Stewart, Baxley, Rt. 4.

25 or 50 Ibs. cleaned sassafras roots,
le lb. Exch. for Chinchilla rabbits,
Australorp or Donalson Red chickens,
Golden pheasants, or other value.
Mrs. Daisy Cochran, Adairsville.

Few doz. hampers, $1 each, or exch
for. anything can use; also exch ger-
anium cuttings, 10c each for white
feed sacks. Mrs. E. T. gripes Mur-
rayville.

5: 1-2 gal. fruit can, 7 at. cans. All
glass with good tops. $1.25 for lot.
ne Hattie Faulkner, Monticello, Rt.



Eggs For Sale 2 :



Pure bred Golden Buff orp. eggs, 75c
per 15. prepaid. .Byers strain. Ins. No
chks. J. H. Lord; Milan, Rt. 3.

- White Australian eggs, $1.25 per 18
del. L. E. Williams; Ty Ty.

Thompson B. R. eggs. Prize stock.
Summer prices, $1 per 15 del. Mrs.
Milton Sumner, Sylvester, Rt. 3.
~ Golden Sebright bantam eggs $1 per
/15. Mrs. Edwin Sumner, ao Rt.

Golden Sebright pantiam eggs,
gis or Ga. Olin B. Moore, Madras.

Gs. Products For Sale

FRUIT FOR SALE

Peaches: Sound Red peaches. Just a
little too small for shipment. Also
culls. Baskets. or loose. Truck loads
G. A. Weaver, Thomaston.

Cling stone peaches, $1 bu. at my
home; Limber and horse apples, same
price. Exch for anything can use. T.
M. Shelnutt, Franklin, Rt. 5.

Blackberries. 3 gal. blackberries, $1





M del; 5M up, 70 M FOB. Obie Crowe |

|! ket Bulletin,

soybeans, one northern and: ons





% q
: {
LAR \

FOB. Will can them, $1.75 doz. in: <2

Thursday; July 2, 1981,

r jars and you_pay all del chgs;
relly, same way, 25c pt. Mrs. Sam
Smith, Austell, Rt. 2. :

Baby Chicks For Sale e

Leghorns, Anconas, 6c; Reds, Rocks,
7c: Bloodtested, 100 per cent live del,
guar; Imported Barron W -L., 10 each
also 8 wks old pullets. Sam Brown, a
lanta, 316 Whitenall St.

INFORMATION FOR TRUCK
BUYERS | 2



June 22, 1931.

Dear Mr. Talmadge: I have a.m =
ter to put before you. We jhave no
plenty of beans of all kinds, baby
Limas and Fordhooks, as well as green
corn and tomatoes, finest I ever s
We will have tomatoes all summer and
fall under irrigation. -Can load any

this truck is raised by small one hor
farmers, who have grouped under > 3
name of the Pierce County Truckers,

Inc. My brother, Mr. Robert Oden, is
their secretary and salesman. If yot

could get this information before
people of Georgia and other n
States, so they could come het
trucks and load up and we woul

what products they have that w

not have. I saw a man from one
the mill towns of North Georgia sell
a truck load of stockings, socks an
towels here in less than a day. By the
middle of July we will have plenty |

delphia, July 12th. They were Big
Stem Jerseys. Would it be lawful to
give this information out in the

ae ae :
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) Thos. E. Oden, M. L
Beane Blackshear, Georgi



is
HISTORY OF OTOOTAN SOYBE.

%

In a number of letters received b
the Georgia Experiment. Station in it
campaign against the sale of norther-
soybean seed in this state it is eviden
that some farmers have the idea tha
there are two varieties of Otoota

thern. This false impression is
ably due to the fact that Wilson
northern variety entirely differen
from Otootan, has seed very si
and is bing sold in the state 1
the name of Otootan.

All Otootan soybeans have
from one source. About 1914 this va
riety was introduced into he2 nl

has spread. Now it is widely a v7)
throughout the lower South. It is a
very late variety and will not mat
seed in the North.

The seed of Otootan and Wilson
are sO much alike that it is necessary
to examine them under a microse
To identify, remove the seed coats
place under the low power of
microscope. ;The seed of Otoota
show brown or yellow spots
those of Wilson 5 are solid blac
Georgia Experiment Station w
glad to identify Otootan seed for f:
mers and seedsmen in the state.

Wilson 5 is a small, early variety no
adapted to Georgia conditions for ei
ther seed or hay, and the loss to Geor
gia farmers from planting these in
stead of Otootan is not so much fron
the cost of the seed as from the los
of the crop. A conservative esti
of this loss is around $20 for e
bushel of Wilson 5 seed planted.

- -R. P. BLEDSOE, Agronomis
Georgia Experiment Station
Experiment, oe