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oS SII EER A 6 TREE IPE ASR Y RENTS Ce

FREE PEACHES."

Upson county She growers, thru their county agent, A. J. Nitzschke, offer the fant
mers of Georgia at least one hundred cars of peaches free for the picking. Write, wire

or call Mr. Nitzschke at Thomaston, Ga. _ ~-EUGENE TALMADGE.
GEORGIA

EL Sy

fi bs DEPARTMENT To te AGRICULTURE...
aia COMMISSIONERS

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS A: D. JONES, DIRECTOR. oe
VOL.14. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931. . NUMBER 32

The Price Of Cotton -

We are now beginning to pick cotton in-South Georgia. Cotton bids on cotton as long as they can get it at prevailing prices. If you :

today is quoted at 7% cents. This is below the cost of production in are in debt and must get some money out of your cotton right away, |}

ae Sica in yee world. -When cotton is below the cost of produc- try to get someone at home to buy from you ahd hold it there. ava
Saat pean oa for: business meri with,meney to buy and ve it Week before last I received a letter from a cotton broker in North

today icy fue iaving a raseline in Austin: Tess ievine to pee Carolina, stating that he was eae that I was holding g few bales

Ooi a plak co paises Ue price Of cota dew Lot Wek they wil of cotton in a barn on my farm in Telfair County. This broker wanted

accomplish, ; to negotiate with me on buying the cotton for the mills.
: ' How did this broker in North Carolina know this? What was the
_T have three Plans to suggest: oe ; natural thought that came into my mind when I received this letter?
FIRST: There are.a good many people in the cotton belt of this coun- Let isl Po Sonibehine hie Tuam: Baan sintcemna ie
et me te u g e: e been infor a ere
oa Ce ae who are able to hold their cotton on the Faris. are mills in Georgia who now have orders that they cannot fill, but are

; waiting for new cotton to fill these orders. -
SECOND: There are a great many men in the South who have money. Dont be fooled by the propaganda that the mills are overstocked
They invest it in stocks and bonds where they will make a profit. with cotton. _Tf you will keep it away from them, they will raise their
eae cn now in eyo cotton and aoe from dows ne ie bids. r
ring a profit. If you invest money in cotton, be sure to put it in If Sha peony Viana keen seus ett of away tron Ane teen oy
a place where you can see it and know that the actual spot cot- you are owing es D9 y m ee
ton is being kept from the mills. that you owe. Go in and talk to himturn your cotton over to him,

but. know where the cotton is put, and see that it does not hit the
eet es Oe es peeenies ne So cotton railroads. Have a written contract to this effect. For, if it is ever put

on the railroads, it goes to the malls.























over.
The mills are just like we ave. They are not going to raise their August 5, 1931. aS EUGENE TALMADGE.
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS | a ee ee
a ? SS See 5 Flowers an ee or, Sale<7.* 2.34823
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Aug. 4, 1931. Always Subject to Variation. || Flowers and Seed Wanted _... 3, 8
_ : s : Incubators. For Sale _s--. 22 Ska a
Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta n an achinery For e _.3, 8
_ Eggs, Extra, oa ee $23 $ .25 $2.22 = $ "25 $ 23. cr) 2nd Hand Machinery Wanted 3, 4, 8
Sore Standard; oz. 4.2. wad 23 .20 23 21 23 Baby Chicks Wanted =.-..-_--- 5, 8
Heve. Ga trade. doz... 32n....G: 16 18 15 18 .16 .18 Bees Mor Salesiz. oS Ne ap. es 5
_ Eggs, Yard Run, C07 Se ie BL Ses .20 23 21 23 Hees Wanted: <5 aes os Yer 53:8
Ra bags lee a6 aeAG TG 16 sla: LO ce Farm Help Wanted, --2--------- 1, 8
oe Htens. tb 25. <x 16 15 18 . 16 15 14 Ga. Products For Sale _____- 5, 6, 7
HROOSLETS 1D, seer 09 10 10 12 Oe .10 Ga. Products:Wanted .-=2.--_s 6
Piriers, whe .25 25 35 : 25 23. .20 Live Stock For Sale --------- Som
Doe ae .20 eee at .20 10 Live Stock Wanted ------5.---- 5. 8 ie
: Geese, Ae ee ee .09 12 15 14 ony Ose Miscellaneous For Sale -------__- Tes
Turkeys, ih Rete ee ee .20 25 ZOD 2D 20 .30 ' Miscellaneous Wianted _----.--- Te Be
Canons. 1p ees Ret oo Pe 20 Oe ae Zee Positions. Wanted -_..-_--. ees 1,8 eg
Field: Peas, mixed, bus... 175 1.75 1.50 1.25 ee ee Poultry. For Sale =. 45 pra
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ........ 2.00 2.00 1.75 1.50 re eselee Poultry. Wanted: 22050 so es 5
Country Butter, Best Table, lb... .30 20 30 ao 85 .30 Plants: Por Sale -c205. 2 3 F
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) bu. .... .70 ee dD -10 ne 72 15 Aye Plants: Wanted: 228 20s. aco 624)
ee ; Seed Hor Sale <2 73 2 ie ee 6 Es
No Hogs Sold During Week Beginning July 27, 1931, at Cooperative Sales. ee ta Tee













No. 1, Grade Spanish Peanuts, $70. 00 per ton, Delivered, Subject to Comrestion.



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wers and Seed For Sale



0 daffodil bulbs, $2. 6 iris junipers
tpaid. Exch tor 100 lb. white
oer Mrs. W. A. Cosper, Bow-
n, Rt. 4.
ost any kind bulbs or shrubbery
sale or exchange. Write what you
Mrs. N. P. Padgett, Eila Gap.
Gladioii, jonquils, crocus, milk and
ne lilies, star lilies, pinks, chrysan-
s, different colors. pe An-
E. Hair, Colquitt.
gle, double, pink, red, sis rose-
eraniums, white Easter cactus
a. rooted. Red conch begonia,
eee rae pees 15c, Add pos-
Mrs. . Turner, Dahlonega,

2 yr. old rooted camellia japon-
10 in. high, double red, $1 each,
taken 80c ea. Hoilyhock seed red
Mrs, Bo 1s. Robinson,


























































pouble geranium cuttings, Be. ca-
ums, 10c. red conch begonia, pink
; white oxalis, 5 kinds cactus, 5c.
arge leaf striped jew 2 for 5c. "Add

age. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cum-

* mixed blooming. Size bulbs $24
lot. City Portland deep rose pink
nas, $3, 100. Presidents large tall
red $1.50, 100. Gladioli $1, 100. Mrs.
. Camp, Cordele. -- :
arge madonna lilies, 20c. Long
ipet daffodils, paper white narcis-
ic doz. pink hyacinths, 10c each.
Bene and Spencer ,sweet pea
10c pkg. Mrs. Mary Spruell,
pharetia, Pilyies

rooted sultana 30. 2 rooted -Ol-
nders double cream, pink 30c. 10
ngs geraniums and begonias, 30c.
No order less than 30c. Mrs. Ralph
iams, Boston.
Daffodils, narcissi, Dutch iris, Full
mation and \prices upon request.
rles Phillips, Jr., Griffin.
Narcissi_ bulbs, $1. C; $4, 500; Jon-
il and daffodils, 75e C in 500 lots;
ant purple and white iris, 25c doz.
A. A. Cary, Royston, Rt. 18
Sweet pea seed (mixed), all fresh,
tbls. 10c; 25c cupful. Gussie Dun-
, Roswell, Ettie 4
ev. doz. tulip bulbs, | blooming size.
colors. 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Ollie Maness, Monroe, Rt. 4.
affodil pulbs, 50c ron butter and

es bulbs, 40c C; single blue hya-
inths, 75c C. Add postage. Mrs
rast Las _ Thornton, Goggins, Rt. 1.

Large geranium plants, dark red,

each; cut. from above, also white
1d rosebud, 5c each. Exch for sul-
nas, all colors, and variegated col-
Mrs. . A. J. Swann, Lithonia.
- Large red dbl. poppy seed, 10c thls;
urple iris, 5c doz; Flag lilies, 5c per

0%. J. os Hansard, College Park,

Teddy Jr. ferns, well rooted, rosebud

nium cuttings, red carnations,

as cactus, 10c each; red, sng. ger.
, salmon pink, and Ice plants, 5c

. Mrs. L. G. Wood, Pavo.

io ybrid Coleus, 5c > each. Mrseat a Js

Driskell, Juliette, Rt. 1, Box 79.

exch... Mrs. J. B. Jones, Dahlonega,
1

00 Narcissi pubs. 50c C. if lot is
aken. Add postage if in 100 lots.
S. Nannie Hanson, Bowdon, Rt. 4.
Seed, dbl. red poppy, monster zin-
a, petunias, 5c each; larkspur, fin-
2st type chrysanthemums, 30c doz.
Exc. for garden bean seed, peas, mul-
tiplying onions. W. F. Weatherly,
(Address not given).

Cut flowers for sale. Mrs. C. L.
Mullinax, Jonesboro, Rt. 2. (Fayette-
Highway, Rt. 54.)
All colors Giant snapdragons, large,
dbl. red poppy seed, 15c oz; red, pink,
Sa variegated single hollyhock, 25c
or Not PP. Miss B. Frey, Dallas,
Rt. 3.

Orange day lies 20c doz; red, white
. cuttings, 3, 25c; jonquils, 20c doz.
ne with deep blue flowers, 15c doz.
_pink oxalis, 4, 10c. Miss Isabel Green,
Gainesville, Rt. 6. S
Dark purple iris, 25c doz. yellow
daffodils, 75 C; Fox glove and Or-
ange day lilies, 25 doz. Eng. dogwood
c each, 2, 25c. Mrs. Rosie Smith,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Scarlet red and purple fringed pop-
y seed, 10c tbls Miss Viola Hens-
ey, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 60.
6 small boxwood bushes,
50 each, ai Manda
Ranger, ee

2 yrs. old
Swafford,

Jonquils, 50c C. Add postage. Will



MARKET BULLETIN

Umbrella palms, 10c ea. 3, 25c; col-
eus, 6, 25c; petunia cuttings, 2; 5c. EX.
paims for Big Boston or Sword fern.
Mrs. H. R. Hawkins, Newton, Rt. 4,,
Box 25.

20 varieties iris, 60c doz. Narcissi,
daffodils and verbena, 15c doz; dais-
ies, white and variegated violets, 2
kinds green jew, 2 doz. 15c. Mrs.
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Narcissi bulbs. Paper white, 15c doz.
plus postage. Mrs. J. Z. Hudgins,
Clermont.

Mixed colors dbl, peony-flowered
poppy, mixed dbl. larkspur, mixed pe-
rennial sweet pea, mustard, 5c tbls.

Dbl. pink hyacinths, 5c ea. White
narcissi, 20c doz. Mrs. Cliff Booth,
Kennesaw.

Hollyhock seed, red, pink,
dbl. (grow 6 in. around), 256. per. a
dime snuffbox full. Dbl. daffodil roots;
12c doz. Miss Myrtle Elizabeth Ad-
ams, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Roots of a Terrestrial orchid, fol-
iage sword-like, blooms are rich red-
ish-purple, flat six petal, 6 to 8 in.

tall spikes, 50c ea. 3, $1. Directions.

Mrs. Grant. Brock, Tallapoosa.

Larkspur seed, 10c Mls. Mrs. H. B.
Grizzle, Royston.

Passion fl wer plants, 25 doz. one
each, red and white dbl. geraniums,
2 sng. pink pansy ger. 25c each; 4, 75c.
Blooming size. a Bettie Roberts,
Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.

Fine assortment \ of 40 desirable
plants, our selection of the different
kinds listed in our catalogue, $1. By
express FOB or add 35c _ for parcel
post. J. E. Jackson, Gainesville.

White Cape Jasmine, and white Ir-
ish roses, 50c each. Maude Hamby,
Greenville, RO sans

Boston ferns, well rooted, 10c each,
2. TOr: -15Cs Baby breath ferns. 10c;
St. Bernard lilies, 10 ea. rooted red
May cactus, 10c. Mrs. V. P. Jackson,
Ivey. /

Carnations, ~ Lovetangle, Josephs
Coat, Ageratum, 10c doz; cactus, yel-
low crab- claw, rice, cigar, Xmas, pink
justicia, dbl. rose ger. plue parlor lily,
10c. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro.

March flowers in doz. lots, 50 or 100
lots,
en)

Dwarf tree boxwood plants, 20-30
in. bushy pyramidial shape, $1.50 ea;
$12 doz. del. Mary Hudson Robinson,
Greenville; Rt. 3. -
~ Dbl. yellow japonicas, blooming
size, 50c each; Easter rose, 35c dozen.
Red altheas, 50c each; hardy phlox,
40c doz. Evergreens, 20 doz. Miss
M. Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 62.

Blue and variegated lantana, white
and red fuchsias, 8 kinds geraniums,
12. eut. oc: white August lilies, 25c;
pink lilies, 3 25c; 4 oxalis, 25c dozen.
Miss Mary Grindle, Dahlonega, Rts

300 butter and egg bulbs, $2 for lot,

or 12c doz. yellow daffodils, 15c doz;
3 kind cannas, 50c doz; white iris,
25c doz. Miss Thena Tanner, Sand-
ersville, Rt. 1.
.. Shrubbery, purple Sofia blossom or
lily bushes, 50c each; privet hedge, 2c
each; pink cabbage roses. l5c ea. 2,
25; yellow jonquils, 25c doz. Mrs. N.
A. Moss, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Daffodils and Jonquil bulbs, 75c C.
or 206 doz. and postage.
Nesbit, Alpharetta, Rt. 3.

Large box flowers, wandering jew,
gegraniums, red, white begonia. Also
yard flowers. Large white Begonias
and Ger. rooted, 25 each. ; Irene Mc-
Laughlin, Greenville, Box 48.

Water lilies, trailing arbutus, 25c

| doz; Cherokee roses, $1 doz; Mtn. ge-

raniums, 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Theodoshia Ross, Morganton.

Well rooted Dwarf boxwoods, $1 per
25; $3 C; 25 rooted crepe myrtles, $1.-
50; Weeping * willows, Eng. dogwood,
white lilac, 25c each. Blanche Wood-
ruff, Greenville.

Golden Glow and improved Holly-
hocks, 3 in. blooms, 6 colors, 20c doz.
or teacupful seed, 10c rooted cape jas-
mine, 15c each, $1.50 doz. Mrs. W. R.
Thompson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Dbl. pink hyacinths, Easter, Madon-
na, Tiger lily bulbs, $1 doz; Blue Ro-
man hyacinths, dbl. red tulips, 50c
doz; narcissi and jonauils, $1 C. Mrs.
Ss. Fulcher, Jefferson, Rt. 4.

1. each, begonia, apple,
oxalis, snake, June. cactus,
Tears, Red, Grape, Maple

geraniums,
Mothers
begonia,

-geraniums, Sword fern, Rainbow moss;

rooted:,50c, 4,;-25c; cut. 8, 25.. Mrs:
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega.
Cuttings of red sultana, lantana,

purple, pink and yellow geraniums,
red, pink and white, 5c each; perry-
winkle plants, 20c doz. Exch for any-
thing useful. Mrs. C. A. Rice, Max-
eys.

"Dark purple, lavender iris, orange

zi Ate

white, -

V. L. Osborn (address not giv-.

Miss Anna

2002 8 to--12. ine:



lilies, daffodils, narcissi, Star of Beth-
lehem, 75e C; golden glow, pink phlox
25 doz; dbl. pink peony, 50c ea. Add

postage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson, Hi-
lijay.
Dark purple iris, $2 C; orange lil-

jes, single and dbl. daffodils, mixed,
$1 C; purple and white altheas, ferns,
35 25e; hibiscus, 50c each. Mrs. Nan-
cy Henderson, Ellijay, PGs:

1000 jonquils $3.25, Flowering quince
double cannas, hollyhocks $1 doz.
Golden belles, ladies washbowl, -shas-
ta daisies, 35c doz.. Orange lilies, yel-
low *mums, $1, 100. Mrs. Minnie Sil-
ver, Oakman, Rt. 1.

Purple iris, $3.50-100. Orange lilies
$2.50 100. Butterfly bush, altheas,
japanese quince, 20c and 40c ea. post-
paid. exchange. Miss Frances Satter-
field, White, Rt. 1.

Dahlias, $5 doz. Spring delivery.
send 25c sample of flowers. Arbor vi-
tae, Irish junipers, cypress, boxwood
50c to $250.. Mrs. W. T. Panter, Mor-
ganton.

Madonna, calla lilies, 25c ea. Peon-
ies, Festiva Maxima, white and edu-
lis superba, pink 50c ea. King Alfred,
Sir Watkins daffodils, 25c doz. Nar-

cissi, daffodils, $1 100. Mrs. J. F. An-
derson, Blue Ridge. :
Jonquils, daffodils, cream, yellow,

double, single, narcissi $1.10 100. snow-
drops, 25;-$1.10. < Iris -$1.102 doz.-.$5.25
100. Siberean, 25, $1.10. Shrubbery,
$1.10 doz. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun.

Sweet pea seed raised this year
10c 3 tablespoonsful, 25c cupful. Add
postage. Miss Gussie Duncan, Recs-
well, Rt. 1. :

Giant purple iris, blackberry lilies,
35c doz. perriwinkle, ageratum plants
10c doz. mixed colors larkspur, peony,
double red hollyhock seed 10c tabie-
spoonful. Add postage. Belle Roark,
Clermont.

German iris, six varieties 50 doz.
del. perennial seed for late. summer
planting 10c pkg. 3-for 25c. Mrs. J.
Y. Patillo, LaGrange, Rt. 6, Box 79.

Red, pink geranium, orange sulta-
na, 10c cutting. white narcissi 75 for
$1. Amberilla bulbs 6 for 25c; Exch.
for anything useful. Mrs. Lola Moss,
Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

Pink oxalis, double petunias, orange |
sultanas, red, pink geraniums, begon-

amberilla bulbs 3 for 10c.
Mrs.

ias, 10c ea.
Exchange for anything useful.
Minnie Moss, Talking Rock.

Fuschias, weeping lantana, begon-
ias, geraniums 10c ea. Madonna lily
bulbs, 7 $1. Snow drops, daffodils,
narcissi, 30c doz. Spincor, sweet pea
seed 10 pkg. Miss Eva Cogbarn, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 2.

500 blooming size cream, orange cup
daffodils, $3.50 del. garlic 65c C. ce-
dars 25c ea. yard cactus 25c ea. Mrs.
Ethel Jones, Lula, Star Rt.

500 Easter lily bulbs 15c ea., 2 for
25c, $1.50 doz. Mrs. J.-A. McArthur,
Calhoun.

Small palms, 25c, hier 50c. S. M.
Seabron, Care B. O. Fussell, Bruns-
wick.

Geraniums, begonias, hybiscus rain-
bow moss, lantana, double petunias,
fuschia, hydrangeas, maple _ begonia,
apple geraniums, plumbagos, cactus.
10 for 25c. Roy A. Grindle, Dahlon-
ega; Rt. 1. 1

Elephant ear, August tiger lilies,
oxalis, conch begonias, 10c ea. petun-
ias, star of Bethlehem 10c doz. Jap-
anese pinks 3 for 10c. iris 35c dozen.
Add postage. Mrs. J. Winter, Buford.

4 yr. spengeri plumosus fern, $5.00
FOB. Cash or money order. 2 yr. old
spengeri plumosus $2.50 FOB. Mrs.
George F. Landin, . 1035 Broadway,

Columbus.

Iris guaranteed true to name: Mon-
signor, Mrs. Alan Gray, Storm Cloud,
Caprice, Nibelungen. Strong roots,
bloom next spring, 75c doz. postpaid.
Miss Mary Lewis, Cornelia.

Maple, Gloria DeChattline begon-
jas, 15c. Holiyhock seed 10c. cupful.
Royal blue iris, $1 100. ~ Hydrangeas
20c. Double white peonies 25c each.
Florrie Hughey, Ranger.

Milk and wine lilies 15c ea. 4 for
50c. Gladioli 25 doz. del. 165 bulbs,
jonquils, narcissi, butter and eggs,
snowdrops, $1.60 del. exchange. Mrs.
C. F. Watson, Dawson, Rt. 2.

Dwarf and tree boxw6od 35c doz.

del. Mrs. W. E. Pearson, Rt. 1, Gay.

1000 dwarf boxwood 4 to 5 in. $20.
$18. 100 Cherokee
roses 12 to 18 in., $3.50. 100 crepe myr-
tles, $8. Mrs. Fob Rodgers, Green-
ville, Ried

Fuschia well rooted, double petun-
ias, .grape: leaf begonias, conchshell,
Boston, sword ferns, geraniums, jus-
ticia, rooted 15 ea. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Hubert F, Turner, Cleveland,

Thursday, August 6, 1931.

2 bushels mixed jonquils, daffodils,
4 varieties. Make offer. Mrs. J. Q.
King, Lavonia, Rt. 3.

Pink Cherokee roses, orchid | azal-
eas, laurels, yellow dogwood, coral
bushes $1 doz. Cherokee bells, 3 for
50c. Perennial philox, shasta daisies,
pink perennial phlox, 4 doz. $1. A.
Wilson, Morganton.

All colors verbena 3 bunches 25c.
lemon lilies, 45c doz. orange lilies dbl.

$1 100. tiger lilies 20c ea. Easter lil-
ies 35c doz. Jessie L. Eaton, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 1.

Camellia japonicas, indica azaleas,
handinas 2, $1.10. Oleanders, white,
yellow, red, variegated, pink 4, $1.15.
Begonias, rex, star, gum, beefsteak,
picta rosea 3, 60c. Others. Mrs. J. A.
Griffin, Cordele. : :

Begonias, red, pink well rooted 25c
ea. gerawiums cuttings 10c. Well root-

ed sword fern 25c. exchange for fresh :

dried fruit, English pea seed, write
a Mrs. Billie Sirmans, Stockton,
R

Old fashioned white May lilies 25c.
Add postage. April narcissi 25c doz.
postpaid. Miss Gillie Reid, Rt. 2, Zeb-
ulon.
Giant white spider lilies 3 for 40c.
red spider lilies 3 for 25c. prepaid.
Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington, RFD.

Blooming size Faster lily bulbs, 50c
doz. less than 2 doz. not sold. Mrs.
Jimmie Johnson, Dixie.

Giant amaryllis hybrids 3 for 50c.

Perennial phlox pink 30c doz. Arte. :

mesia 25c doz. prepaid. Miss Ida Grier
Arlington, RFD.

25 pots box flowers, Several kinds.
Sell reasonable for cash. Mrs. L. M.
King, Stone Mountain, Rt. 3, Box 150.
. Milk and wine lilies, pink lantana,
25c. All colors verbena, 30c doz. Can-
nas, 50c doz. Gladioli pink, red, 3 for
25c. Red flowering maple 20c. a
Mattie Carter, Alma.

Several thousand daffodils, jonquils i

$10 per M. Gardenia, flowering - pear.
John T, Dennis, Elberton.
3 kinds jew 10. Speckled leaf, pink.

fand red begonia 20c. rain lilies, Ox-

alis 20c. Floxonia, justicia 15c. Red,
pink, white geraniums, 10c. Miss
Roxie Stone, Adairsville. -

Fall blooming crocus bulbs, now

ready, 30c doz. 50 for $1 postpaid. Ex-
change for dahlias, Gladioli, each to
pay postage. Mrs. J. B. Widener,
Blakely.

4 kinds Monch begonia, rooted sul-
tana pink, salmon 15c. Tube
fairy lily, 10c. ostrich plume fern 20c.
Miss Pecolah Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Grandfathers greybeard, berries or
seed 25c pint. rattlesnake master, 25
lb. FOB. - Mrs. Ulmer Barrow, Clax-
ton, Rt. 1.

Large size petunia plants, all colors
25c 400 postpaid. Mrs. ~Ola -Jones; 7
Grayson.

Several kinds oh shrubbery 10c ea.
privet hedge well rooted 2c ea. FOB.
Coy. Willis, Talking Rock, Rte3. ~.

Sprengeri ferns,- well. -rooted, red:.
berries 10c ea. Add ae Mrs. H.
W. Terry, Cumming, Rt-

Fine iris, 10 varieties ileheiedians
OY 125 varieties German, $1.25. 12 fin-
er iris $2.50. postpaid, laveled, guar-
anteed. Mrs. J. L. Kilgore,
Mountain,. Rt. 1.

Larkspur seed, pink, blue mixed, 5c

pkg. Double hollyhock seed yellow
10c.. pkg. Emily Bleakley; 1256 Ellis:
St., Augusta.

Shrubbery, hardy perennials, plants
bulbs. Write for prices. Miss Blanche
Woods, Rt. 5, LaFayette.

Curtain plant, grows
without soil or water.

on curtain
Full directions
with each order, 10c Cas, 3:4 10K 256.

Mrs: T. M. Randolph, 409 Washington - .

Ave., Marietta.

Plants: red four-oclocks, 2
Morning glories 10c doz. Hedge cut-
tings, 50c 100, dianthus 2 for 5c. Ex-
change, write. Miss Emily ' Harrison,
Bolingbroke.

Finest varieties tulip bulbs, separate
colors $2 100. Flowering size.
postage small orders. Mrs. J. H. Jones,
Brooks.

Mixed colors sweet pea seed 25c pkg.
85c half Ib. $1.50 lb. Add postage less.
than half Ib. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Rooted water lilies 25c cutting. Add
re Mrs. Ruby Shore, Fairburn,

Double pink hyacinth bulbs, large

10 ea. 75c doz. Small 5c ea. Add pos- :
Mrs... Ra Hy: Whitehead, Jeffer- |

tage.
son, Rt. 2, Box 36.

Ferns: sword, Boston, sprengeri, 10
Rainbow moss 10c. Water hyacinths.
3 for 25c. begonia, Christmas red,
coral, corallive thurstonii 5c cutting.

tMiss Ella M. Fordham, Toomsboro, ae



Rt, 2.







FOSC, 30



Stone 2





for 5c. :

Add

















ursday, August 6, 1931.

Seed For Sale

rested purple top white globe tur-
seed, also white egg, 45c lb. post-
Collard, rutabaga and mustard
: price, lettuce and beet, 75c lb.
key Tyson, Sparks.

sven top turnip seed, 10 Ib. lots,
; 5 Ib. lots, 30c postage to be add-
as H. Andrews, Mt. Airy.

ew crop Ga. Collard seed, graded,
Yb. White Spanish peanuts 5c lb.
B here W. J. Jackson, Ochlochnee.
Bur clover seed, hand cleaned, dbl.
eened, 8c lb. or 20 lbs. bag $1.50 del
hite nest onion large size, $1 gal
LL. M. Aderhold, Lavonia.




















round oyster shell for large and
Sen $1 per 100 lbs, FOB.
. Smith, 102 E. Bay St, Savan-

heavy wt. white feed sacks for

ft atonarstta. Rt; 3.
. nice clean goose feathers, $7
C. D. Williamson,

root, clean and dry, 35c Ib.
Id cherry tree bark, 30c lb. Add
age. Miss C. L. Turner, Cleveland



esh water ground graham flour,
y hundred, FOB Adairsville. M.
ewis, Adairsville. |

Miscellaneous Wanted



























ae to make jelly and = priserves
valves for parties who will furnish
-and Sugar. Mrs.-G. S. Alexan-
Elberton, Rt. 6.
to can on halves party to fur-
sh cans. Will make jelly on halves.
y to furnish sugar and containers.
Fred Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2.
t to can and make jellies and
ves on halves or fill cans at 12
. wi to furnish cans, Mrs.
llis, Talking Rock, Rt.

ant to can cucumbers, pickles, and
iby King peppers at 20c ea. for doz.
leaper on large amounts, parties to
containers and transportation
-Mrs. C. A. Randolph, Tuck-
Rt. 1, Boel (.6 =
Want to. make jelly and preserves
on halves, party to furnish sugar and
half of containers and pay del.
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carroll-

Want 50 or 100 fruit cans at once
| On halves with beans, apples,
hes, tomatoes, beets, etc., party
cans te me. Sarah Grindle,
hlonega, Pope 1:
ant Chinese and Eng.
Golden pheasants, old and young
Describe and give price. David
ings, Jr., Box 84, Americus.

fant 1000 goat skins to. tan on

. Also.cow hides. H. A. But-
ahlonega, Ret 2. ;
Want common layers. Year old

ts and cock,~healthy, in exch. for
healthy utility rabbits either N.
hhite, Rufus red Belgian or Chin-

Ringneck



. Mrs. L. Harrison, Fitzgerald.
og one oo

















. Prefer Coffee County.
4. Douglas, New Sterling, Ga.

ruck farm. Have land and some out-
uildings close to Atlanta. Mary L.
pha, Atlanta, Pa = Box 160,

. Must be moved and
urnished. _M. R. Moore, 610 Hill St.
Be Atlanta.

ant: place to gather crop cotton,
nN, peas or anything on farm where
.an have work for a large family. 4
n can give reference.
Williams, Pineora.

0 yr. old man wants job oversee-
ng farm for 1932.

oR 7. Box128;
Woman and two daughters
ork doing light farm work.
earl Rakestraw, Ocilla.
Girl wants work on farm doing light
m work. Miss Mamie ee, Dah-

Mrs.

Want partner in chicken business or

Life exp. R..

Good honest, so- |

MAR KET BemioGk Tin

good milker, raised on farm, no bad
habits, good worker, reference exch,
Want work on farm. Geo. N. Cook,
Machen. *

Practical man of 20 yrs. exp. Wants
position operating gin this fall. Can
furnish best of references as to abil-
ity and character. C. H. Matthews,
Barnesville.

Want to grow a vegetable truck
crop this fall on share basis. Advise
what you have to offer plus board and
lodging. C. O. Walker, Hoboken.

Want stock farm in South Ga. to
raise high grade hogs and cattle with
2 horse crop 50-50 basis for 1932-33.
Best of references exchanged. D. L.
Smith, Commerce.

Want a job on farm or dairy farm.
Can go to work at once. Have wife

kind of work. M. M. Hembree, At-
lanta, 245 Woodward Ave.

Want job on farm for rest of year,
crop 50-50 basis for 1932 in any good
location. Seven in family. Have to
be moved. Cliff Brown, Austell, Rt.
1..Care H.C. Shaw.

Man and wife want job on farm or
dairy. Exp. in dairying. Can start
at once.
first letter.. Honest, reliable and ref-
erences exchanged. J. H. Lord, Gra-
ham, Ga.

Want a position with some good
man or lady on truck farm or other
farm. Best of reference. Age 30. State
price you will pay. C. J. Renfroe,
Wrightsville, Rt. 3.

Young man wants job in dairy mil-
king. Have some exp. with dairy
work. ~Write what you will pay in
first letter. Reference furnished: Ray
Weed, Richland, Rt. 5, Box 75.

Want a farm in South Ga. with
good man to raise es tobacco,
peanuts, etc. share basis. J. W. Ol-
iver, Star Route, Scotland.

Want a job on the farm for the rest
of this year and next for a half crop
or for wages.
mons, Draketown, Rt. 1.

Want jobon dairy 22 yrs. old . wife
and 1 child. Exp in milking and
tending cows and hogs. Can start
anytime, ref. exchanged. Eugene lL.
Denney, Butler, Rt. 1.

Want to operate ginnery.
yrs. exp. Can. give reference.-. Can
go anyplace at any time. J, S. Mil-
ler, Bremen.

Want a job on farm, with some wi-

dow to look after farm. Can. do most
anything. . Lifetime experience. Can
come at once, F. Bedingfield, ; se ee
boro.
+ Want to raise chickens on Male for
someone; also want job on dairy or
farm. Exp. in dairy work and/fatm
also. D. M. Parker, Conyers, Rt. 3,
Box 94.

Want good 2 horse farm on halves
for 1932. Have 9 in family; 4 boys
large enough to plow. I can do gen-
eral repair work and blacksmith. Keep
machinery repaired, my fourth year
farming, can handle labor. Ref. D.
D. Reynolds, Warrenton, Rt. 3.

Want 2 or 3 horse crop third and
fourths, good land, good water, pas-
ture, school and church, good house.
Prefer Gordon or Bartow county. T.
Lance, Dalton, Rt. 2.

Old exp. poultry man wishes to form
a connection with someone who has a
suitable place near a good market to
raise truck and poultry on a_ small
safe basis. If interested, write at
once. E. B. DuBose, Valdosta, Rt. 3,
Box 85: :

and two children willing to do any |

2 in family. Dave Cle-'

]
_ Several

Write what you have in



Farm Help Wanted

Want a good honest man with plen-
ty of force that has wagon and two
good mules and feed for mules to cul-
tivate my farm next year on halves.
1 to furnish all the guano. I, G. Ten-
nison, Pelham.

Want a middle aged white woman
to dive as one of the family and do
light farm work, Will pay daily wages
for extra work. R..H. Heaton, Bow-
ersville. ;

Want cotton pickers, beginning first
week in August. Can use 6 or 8 young
men. 200 lb. pickers only at 50c per
100 and board in home. Julian Mc-
Duffie, Rochelle, Rt. 2, Pineview.

Want tenants with their own stock
and able to run themselves. J. R.
Birk, Madison, Rt. 2.

Want a family to move and gather
cotton crop. House and work now
ready. Within 30 miles of Emanuel
County. L. H. Bryant, Summit.

Want about 2 good hands to help
in cotton picking at once. J. T. Hol-
land, Lenox.





Want 2 large boys OF men ae farm

*



-ders for less than $1.

work, $8 per month, board and wash-
eae - Edwin F. Shippey, Thomasville,

Want an unencumbered lady from
50-60 yrs. old who needs a home to do
light farm work. Must be strong and
without dependents. Will give good
home and.small salary, white or col-
ored. Mrs: E. A. Pate, Grayson.

Want healthy Christian woman
without encumbrances to live in home
with modern conveniences on farm to
help with garden and other light work
$7 per month. Mrs. G. W. Barber,
Athens.

Want to correspond with parties in
trucking business, exp. Landscape
gardener. Want to hear from party
now: and for 1932 crop. E,. Jz Max,
Bastman, Rt: 7. a

Want a good man not over 50 yrs.
old. to help me on farm. Would like
a man and wife but will take a man
without a wife. Mrs. Laura B. Taylor
Waycross, 906 Washington Ave.

Car Lots

GRAIN: CAR LOTS
Slick wheat, vetch and A. W. peas
straw for sale, $12 FOB Calhoun in
car lots.
it. Jesse L. Johnson, Calhoun,





Well cured and no rain on 4



Ga. Products For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

40 bu. 2 crop, 1931 speckled field
peas, saved without rain, $2 bu. in 5
bu lots; $2.25 in smaller lots. G.eA:
Lastinger, Pearson, Rt. 2.

Austrian Winter peas, 6c lb. FOB.
M. F, Lewis, Adairsville.

1 bu. Willetts Cold Proof garden
peas. Mrs. E. T. May, ~Warthen.





FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Brooks county smoked hams, 30c lb.
W. W. Williams, Quitman.



GRAIN AND HAY FOR SALE

New, sound No. Ga. Tall seed rye.
$1 bu FOB. F. L. Asbury, Clarkes-
ville.

Bancroft seed oats, recleaned, 5c
bu; Blue Stem seed wheat, recleaned,
$1. 25 bu; 1 car well baled oat straw,
hy ton; Car wheat straw, $8 ton. Jas.

Woods, Brooks.

Pao wheat, $1 bu. FOB. H..H. Lake
Wrightsville, Rt. 1;

Bancroft seed oats, pure, $1 bu. W.
W. Williams, Quitman.

Pure Fulghum seed oats, from. yield
per acre of 50-70 bu. $1. bu. FOB.
Cash with order. F. M. Shore, Quit-
man.

25 to 35 bu. Beardless Barley. Can
make as much to land as oats. L. S.
Brown, (address not given).

HONEY,-BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE
Pure Ext. honey, 6 10 lb. $6.30; 12 5
Ibs $72 6 10 --1b;* Chunk, $7.25". No.2
grade in 50 gallon bbls. Price on re-
quest. Jno. A. Crummey, Doctortown.





MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

500 peanut sacks, 7c each; 200 syrup
bbls. - Oliver Bryce, Atlanta, 324 Lib-
erty St.

Any quantity of 100 lb. feed sacks,
6c ea. Exch for can fruit, preserves,
jams and jellies. Ea. del. H. F. Neal,
St. Simons Island. Ons

100 lb. white feed sacks, 10c each or }

10 for 87c; 20, $1.50. Mrs. R. J. Flem-
ing, Lincolnton.

Sweet leaf, flue cured tobacco.
Chewing and smoking, 12c lb. in 5 Ib.
lots, del. . Twisted, 25c del in 5 Ib.
lots. Cash with order, Dan A. Camp-
bell, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Good, old and yellow tobacco, chew-
ing, 12 1-2c lb; smoking, 10c. No or-
Add postage.
Mrs. Christina Harper, Baxley, Rt. 4.

12 good, clean 8 lb. lard buckets,
$1.25 del. or exch. W. M. Thornton,
Jesup, Rt. 2.

Home made, flue cured, bright to-
bacco, for twisting for chewing, 10c
lb. FOB. - Miss Inez Campbell, Sur-
rency.

Home made tobacco for home use,
chew or smoke, 5 Ib. box, $1; 10 Ib.
box, $1.90. Cash or money order, C.
L. Fetter, .Surrency.

Old, yellow tobacco, 15c lb. for smo-
king; 20c lb. chewing. 5 Ib. boxes, fine
shape, $1; 10 lb. $1.90. Cash or mon-
ey order. Alexander Campbell, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.

POTATOES FOR SALE
Patch of potatoes that will dig 15 bu
Eee and 15 bu. Nancy Halls,
for sale. . M. Lodge, Eee Rt. 5.





Ri: Li. Mabry, Canon, Rt 2.



PAGE SEVEN
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Georgia Products Wanted _-

GRAIN WANTED -

Want 50 bu. Appler or ae bu. seed
oats; 500 lbs. Austrian peas. A. L. Ma-_ x
son, Acworth.
Want 50 to 100 bu. oats, 30 to 50 bu
good wheat, Good grade of each. State
kind and price. M. C. Aldred, Wadley
Rt. 1.









































Seed Fer Sale

Purple Top turnip seed, 30c lb. Add
postage. No orders for less than 12
lb. H. G. Samples, Alamo. :

20 lbs. new crop Purple Top, Seven
Top, Yellow Globe, mixed, turnip seed
25c lb. FOB. $4 for lot. Mrs. T. Vee
Crumbley, Locust Grove. ong

Burr clover seed, 2c lb. or exch Yor: ae
hogs or wheat, FOB <i. A Motes,
Elberton, Rt. 3.

Old time extra large juicy press _
seedling peach seed, 25c per 3 doz. del
Mrs. Bessie Barfield, Shellman, Rt. 1.

Frost proof Winter Willet Wonder
Eng. pea seed, 4 lbs. prepaid $1; bet-
ter price on large lots. J. M. Under-
wood, Blakely. '

5 gal. Hastings 7 variety neni es
seed, 1931 crop, $1.25 per single gal. or
$5 for lot. Mrs. Nannie Hanson, Bow--
don.

Burr clover seed, rcleaned, hand
screened, 6c Ib. FOB. W. H. Carmich- ss
ael, Jackson.

Dill seed, used for pickling, 15 pt. |
or exch. del. Ira C.. Anderson, Roy.

New crop True Ga. collard seed, re-
cleaned, 15c jb. FOB. J. T. Ponder, .
Whigham. i

Collard seed, 35c 1b; Purple top tur-







Hip; soerrlb: leading var. cabbage, $1
lb. postpaid. W. W. Williams, Quit-
man.



Plants For Sale

Cabbage, tomato and collard plants .
each $1.50 M. Mrs. R. E. Hackle, Val-
dosta, 603 Savannah Ave.

St. Augustine Grass cuttings, well
rooted, $1 bu. FOB. Miss A, Dixon,
Alma, Box 55.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, 25
C; 60c, 300; $1.25 M_ postpaid. No
checks. Marcus Williams, on
Rie 2)

Fall plants, 200 each, cabbage, col-
lards, tomato, 50 each, pepper and egg
plants, postpaid for $1. Mrs. Gertrude
Branan, Lewiston.

Wakefield and Flat Datel. cabbage, a
Stone , Baltimore tomato, Heading
collard plants, 25c C; 300, 50c; $1.25
M del; 5M up, $1 M FOB. Obie Crow,
Gainesville, Rte,

Heading and Ga.
Stone tomato, 20c C;
10M up, 90c M. Exp. col:
Oakwood.

Flat Dutch, Jersey, Chas. W. cal
-bage, Heading collards, 25c C; 500 7c.
$1.25 .M postpaid; 5M up, $1 M FOB.
Amos Williams, Gainesville. . K

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE
~Figs: 100 trees of the -small. kind,
50c doz; $3.25 for lot; 25 large kind, _
$1.50. By Fry, Dallas, Rt. 3. ;

Poultry For Sales



collard planes
$1.25 M mailed;
L. A. oro (}

v.







BANTAMS FOR SALE -

5 pure bred R. C. Golden Acturlaiit
hens and cock. Raised last yr. 75
each; pullets and cockerels, this yrs
hatch, 50c each... oe Quattlebaum,
Fort Gaines, Rt.

9 bantams, 6 a old, 35c each; Pr.
7 mos hen laying, $1.50. All Red and
White Wyandotte mixed. Mrs. R. J.
Fleming, Lincolnton.

Bantams, grown cockerel, 1 hen
with 5 chicks, 6 wks old, 1 pet cock-
erel, 4 1-2 mos old. Sell-or exch, John
Ww. Dillard, Gollins.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Pure Thompson Ringlet B. R. Mar.
cockerels, $1 each; 4, $3.50 FOB. Mrs.

40 B. R. pullets and several cock-
erels, pure Thompson .Ringlets, Mar.
hatch, $1 each. Mrs. H. B. Ford, La-
vonia.

April hatch White Rock pullets and
cockerels, $1.50 each; Fine March
cockerel and 2 very fine. 2. yr, Oke

Sey $2 ea. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Con-
cor
16 White Rock hens, some old, some

young. Fische strain, $15.

Mrs, Ar-
tie Snider, Gibson, ae





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RSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1931.

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Jecond-Hand_ Farm Machinery,
"lowers and Seed, Incubator: and
rnamental Nursery stock no-
es are published in Monthly
pplement which appears on
. first lente! of each



S fand for sale editions are
ished at intervals during the

r. Advance notices of these
ditions appear from time to
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to mail us these types of notice.

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ond-Hand Machinery
Wanted

oe 2 or 48 in, corn mills
ete, 1 small corn cleaner. J. W.
mnald, Smithville.



int No. 15 Caterpillar used tract

D. Highsmith, 501 Trust Co.
Bldg., Atlanta. -
ani

Vant one 33 or 34 Syrup. Mill
in; heap for cash. ae ae

an 1 eixondcband Sake oil or |
el eng. 5 to 10 H. P. in first class

Cheap for cash. Advise what
hhave to offer. & M. Miller, Cor-

t 5-or 10 gal. losis churn for
plant. Must be O. K. and
ee Re os Bramblett, -Cum-

neb. of caponizing tools in
od cond. Price reasonable. Mrs. .
s Tanner, Dewyrose. SE
Want good 16 in. 2 Roller cane mill
d shape and cheap. Lowell Ma-
Winston.

ant a good sugar cane mill and
an cond. cheap for cash. J.

7 ATCO Ss
b "350 ft. 1-2 in. gal Pi
ou cond. W. P. Holbrook, a

ni
e by. Silver Mfg. Co., Salem,
Iso half horse A. C. "Blectric
Cash or exch. A. J. Jansen,
ta, Rt. 7, Box 68.
, small grist .mill, good cond.
h. good-old mule; also want trac-
r gas eng. dependable for small
Exc. milch cow. Carl Phil-
olquitt, Ribs3; Box 19...
Nant exch 4 gal. cow, fresh in Oc-
for a good mower, del. here. J.
Hand, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 404.
ant 1 good, heavy 4 inch belt, 30-
t. long. Prefer an endless belt.
. Miller, Cornelia.
nt. McCormick mowing machine,
ctically new, cheap for cash. E. D.
vlor, Alma,

t 1 set platform warehouse |

Cap. 400 lbs. in A-1 cond.
B. N. Walters, Martin.
o hear from party having the

gal peep and iron Pipe for

irrigation for sale.

aT

ping. Must--

ne ae

Vernon. : Soe
Want. 2 horse Culti-Packer or Rol-
ler. Must be bargain. Jno. B. Whis-
nant, Summerville.

Exch P. R. potato plants at 65c M
for a good Fowler scrape. Mrs. Jacks
Troupe, Baxley. 7

Want to buy 1 or 2 Grist mills
cheap. Write what you. avs W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore. ~

Want set of Governors tor Fordson

tractor.
C. M. Miller, Cornelia.
Want McCormick-Deering: 8 or 10
row grain drill with fertilizer attach-
ment, in good cond. E. P. DuVernet,.
Albany. -

Want Myers punip for Spring. J.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

Want 1 engine and pump. Bill Crow
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Want a steel water wheel 16-20 ft.
with or without gearing. Give full
description; also small steel hay press:
inter. preferred. H. F. Wright, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 2.

| Want to buy corn sheller for belt Hh
power;

also small cap. marvel flour
} mill. Must-be in good cond and Tee
H. R. Clarke, Waleska,

Want Delco light outfit ein good
cond. and cheap for cash. C. A. Brown

+ Coleman.

Want a pair of team scales in good
cond. State length and cap. RM.
Ware, Hogansville.

Want 1 power sorghum mill in first
class cofid: Must be cheap for cash.
Give cond. and make in first letter,
E. W. Cornelison, Kensington.

Want hammer feed mill in good
cond. Will pay cash if price is right.
Ril; Lovett, Carnegie,

One power a huller, must be in
first class cond. and cheap for cash.
Advise what you have to offer: W. O.
_Westbrook, Jasper. ;

Want to buy one gasoline engine,
Witt or Economy King, 6 or 7h. p. in
good cond. Also one 8 or 9 ft. copper

syrup. pan or evaporator. Will pay |
|cash for same.

Alex Barfield, Louis-
ville, Rt. 2.

Want power syrup mill, must be
cheap and in good cond. = R. Hames
Clarkesville.

Want 2 in. piping. Quote, best price.
Also want 1 in. piping. J. T. War-
nock, Tarrytown, :

Want one second-hand 2 horse Gol-
| den or Chat. cane mill. Would like to
exch one 1 horse Chat. and pay the
oe EO; Whichard, Blakely,

a

Want boiler and vat for small dai-
ry, also dairy supplies.
316 East Lake Drive, N. E. Atlanta.

Want. to buy 1 platform . scale 400

Ibs. cap. in- good | cond. B. N. Walter,
Martin. -*

Want power hay press in good cond
Price low as possible and where can
be.seen. H.-C, Mie Lde) Newnan, Ga.

Want a hay baler, either power
driven or horse power. Will pay cash
if. price -is right or exch. Arthur
King, Lithonia, Rt. 3.

- Want a two horse syrup mill and a
a ae per ae eed oe Will exch.
or ick, ~ ~~
Spring, Rt. 1. - as
_ Want ta exch a 16 in. Meadows corn
mill, good cond. for a 12 in. same

cond. R. L. Woodruff, Winder. Ue

Serr to buy a steam engine, 10 h.

eo 12 op,
| Tone oe nee
Shen 50 a p. firebox boiler or an

gine for pulling 4 70 ins.

Manley, Carnesville. : =

Want one 2 in, steam governor to
work on = engine. Pickeren make
' preferred. . A. Smith, -Ambrose,

Incubators F or Sale



250 cap. Inc. Super Hatcher. Good |
cond, Also brooder, same make, $15 |
for both. Mrs. O. F. Ellis, Forest Park

_ 80 egg size inc. Richland Hot water.
Good cond. $10. Cash. Mrs. W. H.
Bowen, Homerville,

2 good inc. good cond. 240 and 140 |
cap. Cheap. Mrs. W. BE. Mathis,
Lyerly; Rts 2.22

300 cap. brooder oil burner, auto-
matic regulator. Used once. Sell or
trade for Pr. reg. stock Chinchilla
rabbits. J. Bryant, Columbus 1131
14th St.

400 ege cap. Prairie incubator, good
cond. for sale. J. Frege Wellborn,
Rock Springs.

Buckeye inc. 350 cap. Good as new

Set 2 times, *$30. Mrs, Milton Sum- |



ner, Sylvester;>-Rt. 3.
2 Buckeye inc. and Accessories at

W. C: Cadle, Mt.

Must be in first class cond. |

S. A. White, |

J: E. Patterson, Dah- }



bargain. Part cash, bal. agreeable
terms.. Section where poultry busi-
ness is well started and fine prospects.
J.-E. Turner, Fitzgerald. >

Cypress inc. 65 ege size, perfect
working cond. $8.50. Mrs. W. McL.
Edson, Tiger, Rt. 1.

New, 100 egg cap._Grey Hen incu-
bator. Used once. Sell or exch for
best. offer ducks, turkeys, or heavy
breed chickens. Ea. pay postage. Ar-
nold C. Hopkins, LaGrange, 116 a
land Ave. =

One 155 egg cap. Super hatch inc.
used 2 hatches, practically new, $10;

cond, $35 es D. Crozier, . Cuthbert.

1 Buckeye inc. good as new, 350 egg
cap., $40 crated, $35 at home. Mrs.
Milton Summer, Sylvester, Rt. 3.

One S. R. Radio. brooder Thermos-_
tat control 500 cap. good as new, used
very little with instructions, $8. Loyd
Barrett, Alto, Rt. 1.

_ Good 400 egg incubator for sale. J.

. Wellburn, Rock Springs. t

Incubators Wanted



want 1 Super hatcher inz 250 cap.
Must be in good cond. ese tester etc.
complete and cheap. O.
Bowdon.
~~ Want a brown hen or gray hen inc.
in first class cond. with instruction
book. . Will exch black walnuts or
other useful things for it. Mrs. M
Williams, Harlem.

Exch pop corn machine (cost $350)
in No, 1 shape for electric incubator
of same value. F. P. Hick, Savannah,
Rt. 4, Box 100.

Exch Kudzu crowns at 1c each for
incubator. Kudzu to be del in Fall.
W. L. Helms, Buena Vista.

Want 240 cap. Wisconsin or Buck-
eye incubator, nearly new, good cond.
ee Cash or exch fine. Donaldson

ullets, hens at $1.50 ea. Mrs. J.
oe ites, Cochran, Roe ts.

"Want 1 Buckeye inc. and brooder, |

120. egg cap. in first class cond. Exch
equal value. H. G. Samples, Alamo.

Want incubator, 250 egg cap. will
exch R. I. Red hens for value or cash.
Want it cheap and in first class
cond. Ferman Kent, Nelson, Ga.

Want small- Mammoth inc. State
full particulars and best price in first
letter. Pe A. Hester, 419 ae
he N. E., Atlanta, .



Bealls For Sale



&

BANTAMS FOR SALE
Golden Sebright bantams for sale.
Young stock both roosters and hens.

gain.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS ta
FOR SALE

Fine Buff Rock pullets, pure. Nug-
get strain, for sale or will exch. for
oood milch cow. Mrs. G. L, Trimble,
Adairsville, j

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. cock-
erels, April hatch, 1st pen, $1.50 ea.,
2 or more $1.25 ea; - ae $1.25 e4.,
2 or more $1.. Mrs.
Bainbridge, shuts: 2.

CORNISH & GAMES FOR SALE
April and May hatch white Cornish
$1 ea. Paul E. Law, Ocilla. |
- One dark Cornish game rooster, 1
yr. old, $1.25. .Cash- or money order.
p. Es; Branch, Mystic. Ri <i =

GIANTS FOR SALE
t trio purebred J. B. Giants, 3 mos.
old, $3 not-del. Mrs. Mary Collins,







Cordele.



LEGHORNS FOR SALE

March hatch Eng. white, leghorn
cockerels, prize winning stock, $1 ea.
Mrs. C. H. Kinsey, Lake Park, Rt. 3.

25 pure Tancred W L pullets March
10 hatch from Ped stock, $1 ea. or $25
for the lot. Mrs. J. R. Lanier, Gray-
mont, Rt. 1,

7 pullets, 1 rooster, Everlay strain
brown leghorns, 3 mo. old, $5.50; 4
pullets 1 rooster, Tancred strain wht.
leghorns 3 mos $3.75. J. W. Brown,
Helena, Rt: 2.

300 white leghorns 1 and 2 yrs. old,
Tancred strain, excellent breeders for
Next : year, 90 in single lots, 75e in
100 lots. C. M. Hamond, Augusta, Rt.



"MISCELLANEOUS POULTRY
FOR. SALE |
5 nice fat fryers, wt. about 2. The
50c_ ea. . Money order only, Mrs, J.
i Harper, aks Ga. se

. Vaughn,

exch.
If bought at once will, sell at a bar- | a

'P. Justice, Alma.

pheasants, 3

Bs a

| April hatch, D-31.



Sy oks FOR. Y SALE
9 pigeons for sale at small price or. a
exch. for chickens any breed or size. 1
| pigeon for 1 chicken or anything of .
value. J. T. Dinkins, Folkston, 2

Se RoE REDS FOR SALE 3

-R. I. Red pullets and cockerels, pul-
lets 75c, cockerels, $1. - -Burt Bennett,
Moultrie.

25 pure Donaldson R. I. Red hens i:
yr. old, $1 ea. 2 year old R. I. Red |

Donaldson unrelated roosters, $2. ea.
FOB. C. D. Williamson, Plains. ashes

TURKEYS FOR SALE
-~ 10 fine purebred M, B. turkey



tom 25 to 30 Ths, $6. xcelient |

phic 35 young healthy poults 50c

ea. Mrs. Mary Colins, Cordele, Rt. D.

Young and old ducks for sale, 50c-
and $1 FOB Moultrie. Will exch.
ducks and R. I. Red chickens. for Nu-
bian buck goat equal value. . . But
Bennett, Moultrie, Rt. 3.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
FOR SALE -

Two 1930 hatch Buff Rock see:
strain roosters, $1.50 ea; or will exch
1 for same/ breed to prevent inbreed-
ing and sell the other. Send money |
with order. No checks accepted. Mrs. ~
T. C. Beverly, Ochlochnee. :

8 hens, 1 rooster 16 mos old, thor-

oughbred white rocks, fine layers, $12
for the lot. James Brown, Helena.
_ 15 Spring hatch pullets of pure bred _
Reg. stock Parks strain B. R. reg. per-
mit, $1 ea., also two 18 mos old cocks
same strain, $2.50 ea. Send money |
order. Crates to be. returned.



vJno. A. Watson, Graymont, Rt. 1.



.BRAHMAS FOR SALE ~
Pure 18 mos. old Tormahlen light
Brahma hens, now laying, $1, not lay-
ing 75c;. 10 wks? well developed pul-
lets, 60; 14 wks. pullets, very fine,
95c and $1. ae Ji. polit. Coch-
ran. ps

LEGHORNS FOR SALE

64 May 18 hatch W. Leghorn, Tan- .
cred.-Chickens, $22 for lot; cockerels
and pullets about 40 pullets, 40c e
Send money order. Mrs. J. Ee Sike
Cochran, Rt. 1. % :

Pure bred Tancred occas Marc
10 hatch, 1931, avg. wt. 4 1-2 lbs., $1
FOB. Paul Harris, Oakman,.

90 pure bred Tom Barron strain
white leghorns, pullets 14 wks. old, no



| culls, will del for 5c. e Sewell ae

cier, Lawrenceville, Rt. 4



MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

- FOR SALE
: ~ About 50 fat fryers 1 and ae he
mostly large breeds, 20c lb FOB or
for W..L. or Ancona March or
April 1931 hatch, os no ee J



PHEASANTS FOR SALE
- Golden pheasants 1 and 2 Y.

full. _ umare, Ring Neck
and 18 mos old for
Make offer. T. H. Schroder, Fit

ald, 304 Lee St. 5

. 1 pair English Ringneck Pheasant
for sale, 1 yr. old, $8 Bie? Arthur. Bue
ner, Oakman. ESS

R. L REDS FOR SALE. =
Large dark red Jan. and Feb. p



ets, started laying, 10 pullets, 1 cock-

erel, $12, 61.25 ea; del. in Ga. Finest
quality young. hens, Donaldson, $1.50.
to $2 ea. Better price on Jarge. lots
Mrs. J; E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1. .

100 S. C. R. I. Red hens, 1 yr. old,

-| $1 ea. Hens are thoroughbred. a G.

Hancock, Lizel la.

TURKEYS FOR SALE ae
20 Apr. hatch turkeys, well grown
to age, also 6 three mos old, $40 for
lot. Send money order. Mrs. dn. A
Watson, Graymont, Rt. :

DUCKS & GEESE FOR SALE.

Mammoth white Pekin ducks spring
hatch, full grown for sale or exch. for
value at $1 ea. or for Leghorn pull-
ets or hens, or Guernsey or Jersey
heifer. Jas. M.. ee: Sr., Wares-
boro, Box 15. ie

8 White Pekin , ducks, 5 ducks and
3 drakes, 1930 hatch, $12 for ae Mrs.

ae



Geo. Peterson, Soperton, Rt.

1 pair of Toulouse geese for ne $3 .
FOB. No checks. Mrs. R. B: hae

man, Calhoun, Rt. 4, Box 62.



" BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE.

5 pure Parks strain B. R. cockerels,

Fine for breeders,

75c ea., lot $3.50 or exch. for-1 year

old M. B. Turkey hen, each to deliver.

2B Je 2. Raulerson, Tae ee Rt.
Ox



plants 3 doz. $1.



for princess or see daffodil bulbs,
bulb for bulb. Mrs. A. Z. Persons,
Marshallville.

_ February trumpet daffodils large

: props: $2, 100. fragrant yellow nar-
100. April white narcissi
German purple iris $1, 100.
Add postage. Harold Pass, Point Pe-
ter.

Lemon and orange lilies, blue, pur-

ple iris, primrose, - purple foxgiove,
blue grass, yellow honeysuckle, all
for ted, $1 100. Mrs. George Blaylock

i = Boston ferns, -10c. Pink large
af Teuoning. rooted, 15c. Pink sham-
k bulbs, jonquils,
narcissi bulbs, white flag lilies 25 doz
tpaid over 50c. Mrs. F. Fapveloy,
swiston,

Jouble | white, red, red rosebud ge-

aniums, purple lantanas, white conch |

gonias, 15 ea. All rooted. Miss G.
McLane, Hartwell.
Yellow cannas, 10c ea. blue flags,
3c doz. yellow. bells, 15 ea.
ert Young, Plainville.
low cluster narcissi,
lies 5c bulb. Exchange
, pink or white hyacinth bloom-
ize. Mrs. Thomas Diges, Dous-

pink fairy



ary fern, red begonia, red har-
carnation, double white geranium
or 30c rooted. double carnation
7 seed 7c package. prepaid. Mrs.
aylor, Arlington, Rt. 2.
ter hyacinths for lily pool, 10c
Mary E. Randolph, 409
fashington Ave., Marietta.
} night blooming cereus now flow=
ering, 25c ea. Mrs. D. F. Sewells, Ro-
elle, Ga.,, care of E. P. King, Rt k
pirea, mountain rose, Maiden hair
rubber plant, hibiscus, hydran-

Ww. Cc. eG Box 173, Summer-

= Large geranium. plants, now bloom-
ig Aen red, 50c ea. cuttings 5c. Cash
_ Mrs, Myrtis Swann, Sen,

Lace fern, ostrich plume, 25c. Large
engeri $1 to $5. June, Christmas,
Thanksgiving cactus 15 ea. hollyhock
assorted, 25c cup. Geraniums,
tO: 20 , ea. _ Mrs. Mamie Stone,

lite star section, blue plumbago,

n, sword fern, strawberry geran-

artillery plant, begonias, Eleph-

rs, caladium bulbs all rooted 8c

No Geeks. Mrs. Li. L. Hay, Leary.

hual poinsettia 10c - ea. mixed

ifodils, jonquils, butter and _ eggs,

0c gallon. merry widows 250. doz. Add
. Mrs, C. H. Capel, Molena.

rrott tail moss 4c -bunch FOB or

Pink geraniums rooted red 200. {also
irple verbena. Exchange for rooted
sultanas, weeping lantana, beef-

ae maiden hair fern cut- |

Mrs S.. Yeomans, _ Stillmore,
perot daffodils, purple German
35e doz. White April narcissi,

ysostegia - 25 doz.
Emma Clayton, Roy:
uils $1 100. Snowdrops, nar-

, butter and eggs, 25 doz, Fra-
ightblooming lily 15 ea. dbl.
aniums rooted 10c. Mrs, B. FB
ison, Bolingbroke.

Fine varieties jonquils, narcissi, iris

5c doz. different kinds shrubbery to

at in fall, perennial plants. Wrt.

: ing; >
Both are almost new. Correspondence.
solicited. Will exch. T. F. Barger-,

ulia Darnell, Jasper, Rt. 1.

low winter blooming oxalis bulbs
5e doz. Giant pink oxalis bulbs, daf-
dils 20e doz. Add postage. Miss Lil-
an Wright, Zebulon
Stiff leaf caladiums 15c ea. begon-
8, geraniums, justicia, cactus 5c cut-
ng. 4 kinds ferns, 10c ea. periwin-
oe 10_ doz. Josephine Spear, Mit-

ite, purple, iris, daffodils. bulbs,
5 doz. house caladium 15 ea. Add

Mrs. L. G, Sanders, Dewey |

ose, Rt. 2.

Roman hyacinth pulbs 1 to 2 inches

diameter, white $1.20 doz. blue 60c
. Mrs. W. H. Bagley, Cusseta. ~
_ Paper white narcissi bulbs $1, 100
del. C. Bowers Guann, Clyo.
~ Seed: _Larkspur, dianthus, pinks,
eet Wiliams, poppies, double fever-
, Stocks, zinnias, 10c pkg. Stone
lants, 10c.- Red, white vinea, 15 doz.
es arlor ivy 25. Miss Mellie Merritt,
2, Cairo.

Tris, Queen of May 5c bulb, Crimson
King 8c bulb. Golden spur daffodils
-45c doz. Stocks all colors 50c doz.

mies 25c. Add. pare Mrs,
pene ae Rt. Z

oe

j Ella Gap.

yellow cluster

Mrs. |

for tulip |
lets, send three in an envelope, if sat-

Add. postage.
430 Blvd. NE Apt. 22. Wa.

| ments.
a write. L. J. Hood, Atlanta,

4 model No. e

ye ost v4 will sell for half, tne Also |



MARKET
October pinks, mixed colors, strong
Wandering jew, 3
cuttings, 10c. Nickle and dime moss

5c cutting, Exchange for feed sacks.
Mrs. J. H, Fowler, Roy.

Purple iris, hedge rooted $1, 100=-

Weeping willow, hedge cuttings 40c
100. Wisteria, porch pepper vine roo-

ted, pink running rose 7c each. Add.

postage. Miss Wolla Mae, Ralston,

~ Large single and double yellow daf-
fodils, jonquils, single white narcissi,
white iris, orange hemerocallis, day
lilies $1 100. red spider lilies, blue hy-
oo 35 doz. Mrs. Ce; Dye, Mid-
eton.

Flowers and Seed Wanted

~| deep, cap. $2.



Grape, beefsteak, white rubra, guin-

ea Wing begonias, fluffy ruffles fern,
| will pay cash or exchange.

Mrs, J.
H. Waters, Oliver.

Old type dwarf boxwood, must be
limbed from ground up, not. touch

| anything. Must be perfect sae J.

O. Lunsford, Talking Rock, Rt,
10 or 15 tulip bulbs, cheap for cash,

! Ferman Kent, Nelson.

Genuine old fashioned sweet yio-

isfactory will pay well for them. Miss

D. B. Duringer, 39 Abercrom: St., Sa--

vannah.

Second- Hand Machines:
ForSale

| Delco Light plant.
born, Rock. Springs.



1 Singles box power cotton press,
screw style, complete with pulleys, $25
McCormick mowing machine, just
been overhauled. and in first. class
cond. $25. J. L. Shadburn, Buford.

Fordson tractor in good cond. Side
plow and Harrow in fair cond. Cheap
for cash.- O. G. Pruitt, Homer.

8 H. P. Fairmount gas eng in good
shape. Sell_or. exch, J. O. Parker,
Baldwin. :

Big 2 mule Hay ee good cond.,
$50; Fordson tractor, $125; 2 Lilliston
peanut pickers, good cond. ~ except
belts, $100 each FOB. W. M. Gillen

axeys.:

Planet Jr. cotton bind corn cultiva-

| tor, almost new with attachments. |

Never used, $9; 2 Oliver goober, one
horse turning plows, good cond. $5 50
ea. Riley eo Turin.

1 1-2 H. P. gas eng. Stover. make.

O. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt: 7, Box 279.

Complete pneumatic elevator outfit
for 1 70 saw gin. $50 FOB here. W.
T. Brooks, Arlington. |

1 farm bell with frame, cheap for
cash. W. J. Warnock, Brooklet, S

One 70 saw Gin feeder and = con-
denser, self packing, ee size
cotton press. At bargain. Ss. aes
Toomsboro.

| Colt carbide lighting plants, - =
plete with fixtures, A-1 cond. Sell or

exch. for good cow or heifer. R. fF.
Eaves, Decatur, Rt. 2.

2 Atlanta Utility Works Ball bear-
ing 1 mule cotton dusters, used part
of season; Broom corn seeder, used
very little. John Pappa, ae

Harris fresh water ee large cap
suitable for dairy or nursery require-
Perfect. cond. Bargain. For

O. Box 18.

Pace Silage cutter with 35 fi pip-

Little Giant Shredder, I. H. C.

on, Perkins, Perkins Dairy Farm.

Good, hand feed mill, $5 or exch for.

other good value I need, $3 .W. Akins,
Graymont. .

Steel wire cable, 20 to 25 ft. $3. or
exch ;for anything can use. G.
Dani 1, Griffin,

Gas engine 20 h. Fairbanks-
Mors, 32 in. corn. mill and crusher
for sale. R. F: Bolton, Doraville.

1 good used: syrup mill and good

pan, pan only used 1 season, both for |.

$27.50. Mill is 3 roller, Goldens new
Pan galvanized sheet
iron. Geo. N. Cook, Machen.

Delco at plant with 16 batteries
for sale; also set of good wagon scales.
Almost new John Deere mower. J. F.
Wellborn, Rock Springs, Ga.

Hydraulic pump for cotton press in
good cond; also ram and double box
press. Good 40 - fan, 65 h. p. boiler
and stack, 50 h. Frick engine. J.
Blasingame, see
One meal screen for No. 3 Humdin-
er J. B. feed mill, never been used,

Nearly new, $25 or exch for value. E. |

B.

BULLETIN

several Covington Hill dropper plant-
ers. $10 ea. or exch. for shoats. E.
S. Manley, Carnesville,

Excellent outfit heavy water mill
machinery for sale cheap. C. W. Che-
ney, Madras, Rt. 1.

One 650 gal. galvanized tank and
No, 5 ram. All in good cond and used
very little, both for $18.
2138 Peachtree Rd., Atlanta.

Brand new 4 row, Perfection cotton
duster. Bargain. H. G. Wiley, For-
syth..

3- 8. in, wire rope, best grade, 150
ft. $4; Cost $18; hole digger, 25 feet
Cost $7; other good
Ga Hand, Albany,

Water tank ,600 gal. Good cond. $25
eee $120. A. Thompson, Smyrna,

Chattanooga 3 roller cane mill, good
cond, $40; riding Oliver
shovel attachment, fenders, 6. disc.
Good cond. No chks, $25 FOB. A. W.
Powell, Metcalfe, Rt. 1, Box 11.

2 80 saw Van Winkle brush gins,
complete with pulleys and shafting,
suction and condenser, :steam tramp-
er at real bargain. J. ee Getzen,
Pendergrass,

Parts of Continental Ginning outfit
3 Pratt gins. F, L. SSDULY: Crawford-
ville; Rt. 25:

used equipment.
Rt. A.

1 Delco churn, motor. Good cond. Sell
or trade for hogs, cows and _ heifers.
Eli Gassett, Butler, P. O. Box 154.
10 gal. milk cans; John Deere mow-
er, used 1 season; Set wagon scales;
J. Frank Well-

22X36 Case Threshing machine com-
plete with Feeder, Wind Stacker and
automatic measure. Cheap or trade
ey ae A, H. STaneod Milner,
R

1 carbide light plants, used 3 mos.
$175 cash. Mrs. C.C. Smith, Black-
shear, Rt. 2.

McCormick Mowing machine, Hay
Rake, Hay Baler, all steel. Power cane
mill, 3 roller,: Feed Chopper, Fordson
tractor. Cheap or exch for chickens
pe cows. P. P. Jackson, Connelly, Rt.

American Midget Marvel flours mill.
Good cond except silk. Cash. price,
complete at my place. $1, 200. J. C.
Seabolt, Blairsville, Rt. 3.

1 Golden new model No. 2 cane mill
one 80 gal. pan. Good as new. $75.
Mrs. W. H. Bowen, Homerville.

3 H. P. gas eng. 32 volt Generator
Air compressor and tank in fair cond
$60 FOB. M. B.. Pittard, Winterville.

1 hay rake, $1031 Deering ok
Ideal mower, very good cond. $15. A
Cason, Toomsboro,

1 medium size 2 press cider ait

Exch for large platform scales in
perfect cond., 3 Roller power syrup
mill, evaporator outfit, set of: Black-
| smith tools, large pea and bean thre-.

sher.. Describe qiully. us
Loganville. 4

Delco plant. 56 battery. Good cond.
Cheap. Apply Sirron Gardens, Cham-
blee, Rt. L. Norris.

1 pony Se mill (Rocks tested)
cheap. Apply. Mrs. H. A. Orr, For-
est Park.

2 pecan tree dusting machines, good

No. 44, complete with full equipment;
Williamson: stump. puller, complete
with cable.

capper, perfect cond. used very little,
$125 cash. L. L. Lee, Macon, 1901
Vineville Ave.

Pr. Computing counter scales, per-
a cond. $40. HL; aveD, Powers-
ville.

1 pr. Dayton scales, $75. Half cash,
other in cow or hogs. Mrs, Mary A.
White, Macon, Rt. 2.

300 American galyv. fence post, 6 ft.
long, two 12 ft. Gates and 8 corner.

sleeping peach pickers. %
Ft. Valley.

M. B. Lee,

Cheap for cash; 5 wood split pulleys |
and 2 rubber belts. J. A. LaRoche,
Crescent.

Combination peanut picker, Ford
tractor and belts for sale or exchange
cheap. Joe M. Brown, McRae. .

Complete Lumas ginnery viz. three

twin engines. Will sell complete or
Separate. A. C. Duncan, Buena Vista.

1 corn mill complete except power,
$25. Write. W. P. Kay, Cartersville.

One perfection 2 row cotton duster
in first class cond at bargain. J, M.
Tee > ae.



H. C. Cloud,-

cultivator,:

&
12. in. Delco fan, 6 in. Delco fan and |!

good cond. $8.50. Mrs. W. McL. Ed-.
}son, Tiger, Rt. 1.

-O. Guthrie, :

cond. cheap; Chattanooga cane mill,

First class cond. Fred
| Geiger, Flihtside.
Milwaukee rotary bottle filler and

post, 8 ft. 4 steel army cots, used for |

Rice mill and huller, in perfect ane

seventy saw gins, press, double boilers,

One 1930 model McCormick-Dee
ing Inter. tractor 15-30 h. p. $600,
E. Middlebrooks, Barnesville.

, One Letz grinding mill pra
new. Dr. N. C. Alston, Richla:

One power cane mill, $50; one cop-
per evaporator about 5x10 ft. $15. All
in good cond and FOB. W. Je
ruth, Farmington.

One combination grain - can pean
picker Fordson tractor. Belts
some repairs. Write for apace
and price. Joe M. Brown, M

1-4 H..P. electric motor to. Coe
on farm light plant, run churn
Will sel] for cash or exch ae ea
value anything I can ee :
McDonald, Sharpsburg.

One 25 h. p. Int. gas. or keros
engine in good cond. Write for pri
M. H. Bryant, Jasper. : :

Fairbanks Morse pumping 0
400 gal. cap. double. acting su
pump, 70 gal. tank, automatic swi
32 volt motor complete in good
E. W. Philo, Washington, | Rt.

1 Shenandoah furnace "for
brooder house with all piping for car:
rying hot water together with six
ft. hovers for ns as it stands.
one season. K. Campbell, 60
lanta St, neta.

Hamer mill complete with dust co
lector and all screens. J. E; Bo
Siloam,

1 DeLaval cream separator No,
good as new, $40 cash. Mrs. E.
Wright, Yatesville, Rt.-1.

1 DeLaval No. 12 separator, ser
mos. not hurt cheap. i T.. Wya
Farrar.

One 40 h. p:. Semi-Deisel crue oi]
engine, one 30 in. Clayton turbine
terwheel, one 15 bbl. Midget Ma
flour mill, one 75 bbl. long - ;
flour mill for sale. J. W. McDo
Smithville.

1 John Deer 2 horse riding _
plow for sale or exch for somethi
equal value. 1 John Deer ridin
tivator for sale or trade. Coo
E. C. Powell, Metcalfe, Rt.

Brand new guano distributer
new cotton seed planter, only v
one day, both for $10 cash. Loui
Daniel, Winder. ;

Smith Triplex gin saw filer ss
gunner, almost new, $60. C. A. Br
Coleman.,

Complete single gearing for Ow:
use on Goldens No. 2 cane mill. V
sell cheap or exch. value for
thing can use. J. E. Hogue, Go

6 h. p. Fairmount gasoline rever
ble engine, splendid running < 1
Also pulley wheel, belt. and batteries
$35. . Write , for further informatic
Spencer Scott, Thomasville, 111 Ba
tow St.

No; 397 oR: Humdinger Feed
one 25 h. p. crude oil engine, on
h. p. gas engine for sale. P
Reaves, Atlanta, 693 Cascade Ave.

2 pairs cotton beam scales, co
plete for sale cheap. Mrs. A. M. Bu
Sylvester. ae

A real good Planet Jr. cottor
tivator with attachments, nev
used, $9; 2 Oliver Goober one
turning plows | in -good cond.
pley C. Couch, Aurin.

One Dain mower and ee
Mrs, Emma Hall, Boston, Ga,

3 hh. p; Mogul i He gas

pal cond; 10 h. p. Titan,

pairs, for sale or exch for ca
bread corn, Robt. Fuller; Ad s
Box 287.

<] Lillister peanut picker and AA
ter. hay press, cheap for cash. J.
Davis, Rutledge. pe

8 disc cutaway harrow, T el
make, perfect cond. $20 or exch
yearlings,. pigs, or corn. Jo
Moseley, Soperton, Rt. 2 a

1 Lilliston peanut picker $100,
cond. except belts; also one F
tractor in good cond., $125,
Gillen, Maxeys, Ge.





Want 40 buy. 3 3 1-2 h. Dp. a

engine.
pbanks- sa or

Must be in Al cond

some i Bond =



ny, Gilionsville Rd.










Ree FRUITS FOR SALE
Nice red apples, $1 bu. del. by PP.
R. Mooney, Quill.

rant peaches, apples, huckleberries,
ey, syrup, canned fruit and pre-
serves, sweet potatoes, oats, wool,
veaned pigs, bee hives, in exch for
at: value.
= 7, Box 68.

Mrs. A. J. Jansen, At-














GRAIN FOR SALE

any quantity. Write for prices. V.
Cook, Morganton, |
Good clean Abruzzi rye for sale,

50 bu. Charlie Grier, Lula, Rt. 1.

Nice sound North Ga. tall seed rye,
bu. FOB here. F. L, Asbury,
arkesville.

bruzzi rye, $1.50 bu. FOB Cler-
nont. W. J. Grier, Clermont, .

. New. North Ga tall growing seed rye
1.20 bu FOB here, 2 1-2 bu. bags.
J. R. Harper, Sweet Gum. :
1,000 bus. of pure Fulghum
os have grown 100 bu. to acre, re-
cleaned in 5 bu. sacks, 75c per bu,
Will mail sample. -75 bu. pure blue
_straw wheat $1.20 per bu; 20 tons best
oat straw, $12.50 ton. All FOB. Amos
-Canon.

seed

or exch. for hogs at reasonable Nek
Walter J. Chapman, Jefferson, Rt., 1.

Ga. tall mountain rye seed for sale.

Pure Appler oats, 1931 crop. for sale :

78 * WARE ET BULLETIN

_ PECANS FOR SALE
Nice large Stewart pecans for sale
in lots of 10-15 lbs. del. within third
zone 17c lb; smaller lots, 20c lb. Qual-

25c. J. C. Camp; Blakely.



FRUITS FOR SALE
Old fashion peaches for pickling 50c
aE Sewell Mercier, Lawrenceville,
Rt. 4,
Apples for sale 15. lo: Mrs; FM.
Boyd, Yatesville, Rt. 1, Box 10.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS.
FOR SALE
3 nice country cured hams, wts. 14
1-2 - 15 - 24 Ibs., 27c Ib. prepaid. Gua-
ranteed sound. Mrs. J. M. Lewis,
Warthen. ey

: FRUITS FOR SALE.
Nice red and yellow apples, $1.25 bu
box. delivered. Henry F. Weaver,





Marion.



GRAIN FOR SALE.
Approximately 500 bushels guaran-
teed Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu del. any-
where within the State. Cash or

money order with order. _N. A. Pratt,
Ellijay.



-HONEY FOR SALE
: Fresh_ and pure bright honey in
comb, $1 per 10 lb. pail, or $1.20:
strained. All FOB: R. A. Cravey,
Milan, Rt. 1, Box 130. ~











































ee BEES, ETC., FOR. SALE
15 lbs. nice yellow beeswax, 851b.
-@; .G. Oliver, Barnesville, RY2:
Pure honey 5 lb. pails 65c FOB here
Will exch for any farm product I can
mei Write what you have to exch.
mrs. J. A
Rt. ou {
- Pure ext; honey in 5 Ib. pails, $1 del.
Mr. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland.

6 or 8 lbs. good firm butter each
eek, every pound guaranteed, 35c or
Ibs. for $1 del. Me Chas. L.
,. Talkinge Rock, Rt.

4 to 6 Ibs. good Say butter each
week, 30c lb. Mrs. Ida Parker, Talk-



ob. cans, $1.50; 5 Ib. cans 75c post-\| M
ee iG. H. Scott, Ludowici, Rt.

ew crop honey bulk comb, 75 Ib.
tin $9 No. 10 can, $1.50; 1 ib. sec-
ms 24 to case, $4. All del. L. H. Ed-

eld, Stillmore, -Rt. 1, Box 31.

_ +PEANUTS FOR SALE.
Green peanuts for sale, improved
panish, 2 pu. FOB. Cash with or-
er 30, pone) axing Box



"VEGETABLES FOR SALE
McCaslan pole beans, $1.75 hamper.

n furnish several. hampers weekly.
. No checks, M,



New crop of good bright comb. hon-
-in--50:1bcans,-10e: Ib: . Flow-
Jesup, Rt. 2.

- ca arinatal Rt.

FRUITS FOR SALE

Apples, $1 bu. Mrs. = ts Robinson,
Greenville.

_ Nice eating and cabking apples, ~$1
bu. box. I. M. Webb, Ellijay.

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE





seed, 5 or 6 bushels, for sale at 50c
qt. Will exch. some for garden and
fruit seed of this years stock. - Mrs.
ura B. Taylor, Waycross, 906 Wash-
gton Ave.

New crop early yellow crowder peas
8c Ib., $4 bu. FOB Ocilla. A. L, Law,
Ocilla.

Willet wonder bright sound pea

st onions new crop 60c gal. del. No
Mrs. H. H. Sulivan, Carroll-

Willet Wonder
- for: $2.75 del. or
ions 60c gal del.
rrollton, Bit.25:

GRAIN FOR SALE

y teed Abruzzi rye, $1.50 bu. del. any-
re within the State.
NAY Pratt,

ney. order with order.

ure Bancroft oats in new bags,
aranteed free from wild onions and
65c bu. under 25. bus.
over 25 pu FOB Royston. Ref. Jno
Jordan, B Royston. Je: Ware, Py:

Eng. pea seed, 8 Ibs.
35c lb. del. Nest on-
Mrs. J. E, Latham,



A. Richardson, Thomaston,

Wil- |
Mineral Bluff. ss

B.

ew honey, 10 Ib. Mrs. Pi . Byrd .

Frost proof, most prolific Eng. pea |

_ seed, 35c Ib. or 4 lbs. del. for $1.40.

POTATOES FOR SALE -*
40 bus. Irish potatoes for sale or
exch. for seed rye, nice ey, shoats
young hens, or pure ae P, E. West,

Dalton, Rt. De



CORN FOR SALE
200 bu. white Shelled corn, $1 per
bu. Harvey Holland, Atlanta, RFD 8.

GRAIN FOR SALE
North Ga. rye, $1 bu. FOB
Clarkesville. J. H . Andrews, Mt. Airy.
No 1 recleaned, tall growing North
Ga. seed rye, $1.25 del. R. W. Nichols,



Recleaned Abruzzi rye, North Ga.

ou $1.50 per bu FOB SORE:

F. Lewis, Adairsville.

Good blue stem seed wheat, $1 50
per bu. freight prepaid in Ga. Noth-
ing but P. O. Money order, cashiers
or certified check accepted. Arthur
Owen, Barnesville.

Improved Kanota seed oats, earliest

_|and heaviest yielding oat I have ever

grown, 75c per bu. E. S. Manley,

Carnesville.

ras FRUITS FOR SALE
About 400-500 bus. Keiffer
ready for shipment after August 15,
located about 3 mis. northeast of



on the trees. Can be gathered grad-
ually over two or three wks. periods.
R. K. McLean,. Albany.

Bunch grapes navy blue large, sweet
and Juicy, quality good for juices, jel-
lies and jams, 10c Ib. ECR. Johnson,

: Dublin, Rt. 6.



Georgia Reodacu Wanted

GRAIN WANTED
Want 30 bu., Fulghum or Hastings
100 bu. oats. Will pay 50c bu FOB
Metter. Want 20 bu. wheat seed. Will
pay 75c bu. del, at Seis ae
Ham, Poppiaye

PEAS WANTED
Want. 20 bu; Iron or Brab peas in
exch. 75 lbs. comb chunk honey for
ea. 5 bu. or pay cash if price is right.
te H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box







POTATOES WANTED
Want blue Mountain seed Trish po-
tatoes for fall planting. Send prices.
L. C, Bridwell, Doerun.

- GRAIN WANTED
Want corn, wheat or oats in eich:



for value. oO. L. Chandler, Newnan. -
Want tq exch. 100 Ibs. white feed
sacks, 10c a. for 1 bu. of rye for ee

ting. F. A, Roven, Washington,, Rt.
: Plants For Sale

Cabbage: collard 65c per 500,
per M





$1.10
Purple egg plant S, 50c. per

100, 80 per 200; Stone) Baltimore to-

mato plants, 15e per 500. All del. No
checks. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewiston.
Lady Thompson and Progressive ev-

100; Condon everbearing, 60c per 100
Will exch. for good chewing ee



: Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt,





ity guaranteed. Fair sample No. 1 for

M. = Mrs. Hi.

pears, |

Leesburg, will take $100 for the crop |

G. B.
Re?

DM or more.

erbearing strawberry plants*35c per



Tomato, collard, cabbage plants,

20 per 100, $1 per M del., 5M or more.

90c FOB. Cash with order. Rentie
Garrett, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Cabbage and tomato, and collard
plants, 50c per 300, $1 "del. All good
plants. Mrs. Calvin Garett, Qakwoos;
Ete re

Nice cabbage plants for: fall Reads

ing, Wakefield and Flat Dutch, now

ready $1 per M. Andrew Clark, Thom- | .

aSville.

Brimmer and Marglobe tomato
plants, 20c per 100, $1.25 per M. Head-
collard. plants, same price. All deliver-

jved. Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
N. Stone tomato, Ga. collard plants,

prompt shipment, 65c per 500, $1 per |

M. 5M same price express collect.
J. C. Chambers, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Fresh plants, ready: New Stone,

Marglobe tomato.. Roots wrapped, ex-

pert packing, Genuine cabbage, head-
ing collard, Chas. Wakefield. cabbage,
60c per 300; $1 per 600; $1.50 per M

| postpaid. C.F Maddox, Buford; Rt.
S A

Stone tomato plants, 25c per 100,
95c per M del. Carl Straghorn, Flow-
ery Branch, Rt. 1.

New Stone tomato, Ga. collard and |}

Chas. Wakefield cabbage plants, well
rooted and moist packed, 75e per 300
$1.50 per M. Prompt shipment. E, we
Hayes, Buford, Rt. 2.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Baltimore tomato, Ga.

and heading. collard plants, 25 per
5M or more, $1.

100, $1.25 per M del.

M. col. Lee Crow, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Ga. cabbage and sweethead collards

Wakefield, Dutch, Drum Head, cab-

| bage, Globe, Mareglohe, Baltimore to-

mato plants, del. $1 per 500, $1.50 per
L. Howell; Valdosta, 907
N. Patterson St.

Thousands of Early Jersey and
Wakefield cabbage plants for fall
heading, 25c per. 100, $2 per M. To-

mato plants that will ates early,

50c per 100. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Reg=

ister.

J. T.: Warnock, Tarrytown.
3 acres field grown blight proof

wilt resistant Marglobe tomato plants.
| moss packed, $1.40 per M, $1.15 ex-

pressed; Wakefield, Flat Dutch cab-

bage plants, $1.25 per M: B. R. Wood- |
-liff, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. |

Heading collard plants, Baltimore
and Stone tomato, $1.20 per M mail-
ed. Klondyke strawberry plants, $2
per M mailed. H.

Ville, Rt. 2.

Heading variety nae plants, 25

per 100, $1 per 500, $1.50 per M post-

paid. Mrs. Ola Jones, Grayson.
te Flat Dutch and Chas. Wake-
field cabbage and Ga. collard. plants,
15c, 100, $1.25 per M; New Stone and
G. Baltimore tomato plants, 20c per
100, $1.75 per M. Major Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4:
Napier grass plants and. roots. Gives
more green forage than any other
grass. July, August, September best

rmonths for planting, $5.50 M. Special.

price. S..T. Smith, Cuthbert.
Jersey. Wake. and Flat Dutch cab-
bage, heading collard plants, 25c per
300, $1.25 per M postpaid. No checks.
Marcus Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Stone and Baltimore tomato, head-
ing variety and Ga. collard plants,
$1.25 per M. del. 5M or more $1 M;
express collect. Shipped promptly in
good cond. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville,

New Stone and Baltimore tomato,
heading and Ga. collard plants, $1.25
per M del. $1 per M express collect on
Nice size plants in ven-
ao boxes.
R

Stone and Baltimore tomato plants,

stem
300,
M.,

Ga. heading collard and blue
heading collard plants, 60c per
$1.25 per M del. No checks. L.
Wingo, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Cabbage, heading collard and Chas.

W. cabbage plants, strong, stocky and
grown from Long Island seed, 65c per
300, $1. per 500 postpaid, R..G. -Bu-
rell, Buford, Rt. 3.

Pure vine cutting from State ys
seed, $1 per M ready to eae G.
Hasty, Dawson, -

Rhubarb plants, 50c doz; seed, $1. 00
teacupful; peppermint plants, 35 doz.
add postage. Cash or money order.
Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.
- Chas. W. cabbage plants, 20 per
100, 85c per M. 5c per M for 5M up.
Also Seven top turnip seed, 25c Ib.
Send postage. Mrs. G. L. Childers,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Livingston globe - Marglobe tomato
plants and collard plants, 20c per 100
$1.25 per M,. os Woodall, Cor-

1, | nelia, Bay 4;



| Sweet pepper and egg plants,

Thursday, August 6, 1931.

Leading varieties cabbage, tomato
and collard plants, 25c per 100, $1.25
per M. del. 5M or more, $1 per M

FOB. Mrs. Cora Lee Crow, Gajines-
ville, Rt. 1. 3 g

Chas. J. Wakefield cabbage toraato,
collard plants, 60c per 500, $1 per M.
same .
price postpaid. Miss Rosa a Lew- g
iston. . a

Stone and Baltimore tomato, and
Ga, collard plants, 20c per 100, $1.25
per M del. 5M lots %c M FOB. Win-
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Leading varieties cabbage, collard
and tomato plants, 5c5 per 500, $1.10
per M. Cash with order. Virdice _
Jordan, Flowery Braneb. Rt: isc <3

Early Jersey, late Flat Dutch, all
season cabbage 20c per 100, $1. 25 per
M del. Carefully moss packed. B, L
Blackwell, Cleveland. :

Stone and Baltimore tomato plants
also collards, 60 per 500, $1.10 per M-
del, 10M, $8 collect. Ww. . owed.
Flowery Branch. i

Cabbage plants, 65 per 500, $l 25 3
per M collard and tomato plants, 55c
per 500, $1.10 per M -del. is
















Gainesville, Rt. 2.



Cabbage collard plants, $1 per M del

_ Crow, Gaines-

Roy Clare, Gainesville,



sf Bteinhelmer, eS Rt,

_ Seed For Sale

Early aad Eng. pea seed, 25c lb;
kale seed, 10c pkt; mustard, 10c pkt.
del. Would exch: some seed for cab-
bage plants. Mrs. Jas. C. Goolsb S
Lincolnton, Rt. 5.

About 15 Ibs. seven top turnip seed
grown from . Hastings stock. Make
best offer for the lot. Mrs, WwW. JA
Lunsford, Suches. -

Winter mustard seed, Be tablespoon
or 50c lb. Have 3 qts. Greens do not
ever freeze. Mrs. J. A. Eoreutee
Adairsville, Rt. 3. .

Several M lbs. crimson clover seed.
Hs chaff. L. E. Pittman, Se Val-
ey.

Hastings Big Seven _turnip sabe
collection mixed with Sho-go-in, 35c
Ib. del. Yellow crook neck squash
and Mammoth okra seed, 3 table-
spoons 12c. All del. Mrs. Ck Wil-
banks, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Beet seed, 10c oz. $1 Ib. Add post-
age for. less than 1-2 lb. Mrs. S. M.
Gunter, Lawrenceville, Rt. dee
Burr clover seed, $1 per bu.. Large
nest onions, 60c per gal. Also holly-
hock seed, 10c pkg. Mrs, B,: a Rob
inson, Greenville. ene

193t crimson clover. coud as purr,
screened, 6c Ib. 100 Jb. fais FOB no
checks. R. B. Kinman, Cathenny Rt.
4) Box 62... :

4 qts. white nest onions, 4 ats. red,
. Cash with order. Also 2 ats.
red sets 30c and 4 ats, mite Berm
da sets, 25c qt. Mrs. Je. . Lord, Di
1e;- Rit 2.

Red and white nest onions, 50c gal
Ree Mrs. B. F. Corley, Waycross

Red. multiplying winter onion put-

tons fall planting 50c gal. or 80c
peck delivered. White nest onions
same price. All 1931. crop. Mrs s. Bi
-L. Brown, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.
- Hastings Japanese Sho- -g0-in louse
resistant turnip seed for fall plant-
ing, 60c Ib. postage paid. H. S.. Mul-
lins, Milner, .

Buncum collard seed, 40c Ib. 3. Ibs
for $1; also. hot pepper plants, 35c
per 100 delivered. Cash with order.
L.. E. Harrison, Dublin. 5

Red onion buttons, 20 qt. 60c gal.
Red multiplying -onions; 50c gal. Sage
plants 5c ea. Mrs. oe _Happoldt,
Lewiston.

60 Ibs. nice old fashion shellots for
fall planting $4 for the lot or 8c Ib.
No order filled for less than 10 Ibs.
FOB. Cash with order. 30 lbs. white
nest onions, $2 for Ilct. Mrs. ss AE WwW.
Matthews, Marietta, Rt. 23: ES
Recleaned Burr clover seed, 6c 1b.
here. S. B, Kinard, Jackson.








































checks ~aocepied 'M. By: Sotozes, ave
ton, Rt.

Mustard seeda and Kale mixed, 25
cupful.. Will exch. for collard seed,
turnip seed, or onion sets. Mrs. 5S.
A. Miller, Finleyson, Peto:

Florida broad leaf pacar seed, 5c :
per small snuff can. Not postpaid.
Will exch for turnip seed. No seven
tops, each to pay postage. Mrs. H.
G. Redmond, Arlington, Rt. 1. &

New Ga. heading collard seed, 12c
pkg. or exch for spinach seed or sell
for 50c lb. del. Winter curley. mustard
seed, 12c pkg. Mrs, R. Q. Miller, Ac-
worth, Rt.

Perennial onions secre fin
for early green onions, good yielder,
milk flavor, 50c gal. Add Bere Be



. Poultry. For Sale

D CONAS AND AUSTRALORPS

FOR SALE

Pure. EL Cercel Sheppard Ancona
ock rels 8 wks. old, bought direct
b ards best pens as baby chicks
ar, $1 ea. in lots of 5 or more,
J. K. Norman, Eastman.

ustralorp Ausborh strain 8 wks.
sockerels, bought as baby chicks
rom. Rusk Poultry Farm AAA grade,
25 ea. in lots of two or more. J. K.
an, Eastman. tS

5

BANTAMS FOR SALE

genuine Buff Cochin bantams,
lf grown $3.75; also eggs, $1.50.
Wright, 515 Peters Bldg., ae

rio pace Fantail black wing
itams imported, $6; red and ne
dd cochins 2- hens, 2 pullets, 1

4, W..D. Proctor, Albany.

_ GAMES FOR SALE
re Spangle pit game hens,
old, $138 a or the entire lot for
: K. Norman, Eastman.

TEGHORNS FOR SALE
ncred white leghorn cockerels, 6
) wks. old 40c ib. in lots of 4 or

Selected for breeders,
oe Re, 3s

NORCAS FOR SALE
Giant Black Minorcas, $7 50;
Bi . Hi: see an Peters





1s

18

i. Al



PIGEONS FOR SALE
young common pigeons just star-
o mate, $2.25 for the lot; also 2
air or red and. splashed car=

on pigeons for late a pr.

ter Spivey, Soperton, Rt;
white king. pigeons for ae Will
hickens or anything _ can

Holmes, Macon, 869 Mul- e

eck oves, $2 pr. FOB. 2G. EB,
S tysiy.

vin, Buena Vista, Rt. 4.
young pair, $3.50 for the 6, |
50. - A. nryen, Omega, Rt. |



oR I. REDS FOR SALE :
mmpkins red cockerels 6 to 10 wks
40c Ib lots of 4 or more. Dark and
ted for breeders from fine flock.
Neal, Carnesville, Rt. a



TANDOTTES FOR SALE.
e Wyandotte pullets and cock-
artin R. D. strain, $1 each for

-hatch,. April . hatch, 90c each.

nt on large lots... Mrs. Ww. aa



0. AS AND AUSTRALORPS
. FOR SALE |
. strain Australorp cockerels

ea; also 1 Tancred strain ve
25

herd strain Anconas, . two. pe
hens, 1 pullet, 3. roosters,

m cock yr. old pedigreed, |
$1. Johnson Crowe,
, Cartersville,

1d
ch hatch $5 for the jot or exch for
shoat or_ a sae calf. a



TAMS. "AND BRAHMAS ae E
- FOR SALE.
1 ype. Buff | Cochin ~ pantams.
: 1931 pirds. Old stock $5 pr;
per 15, Brahma bantam.
mb cockerel, 50c ea. pullets

OW, E. Hannah, South
i R. C. Golden Sebright cock-
ea. Ready for service. J. J.
Sylvester. _

BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE
ew fine B. R. roosters, Thomp-
strain, $1 ea. April hatch, grand-
t $15. A. fie Sheppard, Li-
ia, uu. 1.
tra fine pure bred B. R. Cocker-
from heavy laying strain, 4 mos
$1.50 each, one 15 mos. old roos-
2. Mrs. Henry J. Colson, Daisy

strain B. R. cockerels $1 ea;
it No. 26, Rating D1-31 April
1. FOB Daisy. Mrs. H. L. Odom



xed friers, - Reds and Barred j

Mar. and Apr. hatch, $8 for
LL. M. Aderhold, Lavonia.
EGHORNS| FOR SALE
ite leghorns for sale, $1; Tan-
strain pullets 3 mos old, 50c ea.
Coops returned. Mrs. Ola Mc-
ig, Temple, Rt. 3. -

- WYANDOTTES FOR SALE
ndotte hens, $1 ea. . Leghorn
5 B mos old, 45c ee EOS

Suk

MARK
~ Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS WANTED
Want a trio of Golden
bantams.. Will exch trio of Faun wht.
Indian runner ducks for same. Mrs.

Robert Tuggle, Carrollton, Rt.-6,

GAMES WANTED

Want one or two pure bred. dark
Cornish Indian game, bulldog: strain
large type roosters, not later than
March 1930 hatch. Dr. A. D. eee,

| Douglas.

GIANTS WANTED.
Want Jersey Black Giant. pullets.
Mrs. Geo. T. Bagwell, Abbeville.
LEGHORNS WANTED
Want white or brown leghorn Mar.

or April hatch pullets. Will exc young

mule or milk cow. Must be A-1 and
cheap, O. E. Bentley, Milledgeville.

MISCELLANEOUS ries gk ches

Want 40 or 50 fryers, not under 1
1-2 lbs. or over 2 Ibs, ea. Will pay
cash at market price. Mostly pullets

~| wanted. Mrs. R. & Tomberlin,

rency. St zeke Sh

LEGHORNS Ss WANTED

~ Want to buy 400 March or April heh.

L. pullets. Must be cheap Please

quote price FOB Valdosta. Solomon
eorge, Valdosta. |

_ MISCELLANEOUS OUTORE NS.
WANTED

Want to exch. value of. $15 for
hens or 3 good shoats.



PIGEONS WANTED

Want to exch $3 value for pair of
White King or 3 pr. of Homer pig-
eons. _ Horace Daniel, Boston, Rt. -

BULLETIN

ee

| barn.

and 1 reg. Jersey
exch. for reg. Hereford or Black An-

| exch. for Shetland pony.

Mrs, A, J. Ir-



TURKEYS WANTED | "

Want to exch. nice pr. of March hch
1930 turkeys for a good sow or pigs.
mere offer. WwW. = Harp, Yatesville,

-Want to exch. 5 park B. R. April
hatch cockerels for yr. old M. B.
hen or sell for 75c ay Fine for bree-
ders. Each to deliver. Mrs. J.

| Raulerson, Rockingham. ee
|. Want 2 exch. dried peaches for

pure M. big bone April and May
poults. Z Tbs. fruit for each lb. of
turkey, each to pay. a E
Helms, Buena Vista. ee

See LEGHORNS WANTED

Will pay 25c ea. for half pound size
brown leghorn or black Minorca pul-
lets. Want 50... Also want 25 Allen
roundhead game pullets -at 50c each. |
Mrs. W. B.! Hannah, South Atlanta.

Eggs For Sale

oie Imp. Ringlet B. m oes
Ist, $1 per 15, 2nd 85c per 15, $1. o
ae 30; del. cartons. returned, Mrs. J.

Steadam, Bainbridge, Rt. 2,





exes, 15e per. 15, fresh, fertile, insured.
Prepaid. J. H;. Loyd, Milan, Rb. 3:

S. C. R. L. Red eggs from stock di-
rect from Donaldson, $1.25 per 15 del.
$5 per 100 del, Exch. 15 eggs for 10

Ibs. new honey. J. uM. Jones, Gray-

son.

Barred Rock, SPAbbiosbE strain prize
winners, eggs, $1 per 15. Golden Sea-
bright bantam eggs, $1 per 15. Ed-

| win Summer, Sylvester, EP eee

Hatching eggs, Thompson. strain, B.
R. $1 per 15, $3.50 per 100 postpaid.
Mrs. A. C. Spence, ee :

Guinea eggs for sale 50c per setting
of 18, 90c for 2 settings postpaid. J
E. Alred, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.

' Pure bred Donaldson strain, very
dark, S. C..R. I. Red hatching eges,
$1 per 15, $2 per 36 del. Crates to be

returned. Mrs, H. L. Eliston, Rupert.

White Australian eggs, $1 25 per 18
del... Is. E: Wiliams, Ty Ty.

Eggs Wanted

Want 1 Set. Facrouctinrad Thomp-
son B. R. Sees: Mary Parker, Trion,
Rt, 2.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 100-200 baby chicks to metae





+on halves to 10 wks. old. Prefer B.
1| Rocks or R. I. Reds. Party

postage. Miss ones Barfield, deal,



Rt. 1.

Ss.

ss pred Golden Buff: Orpington |

$20.

to. pay |



whee

_ Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Pure bred Jersey aeifer freshen
about August 15, not reg., $75 at my
Be S. M. Gunter, Lawrenceville,

3 pure bred Hereford bulls, 8-10 and |

15 mos old, '$50, $70, $80 ea. FOB Iron
City. Reg. papers furnished with ea.
O. M. Greene, Iron City.

Pure bred Guernsey bull calves, also
one bull 1-4 Jersey, 3-4 Guernsey, 5
mos old: Dr. N. C. Alston, Richland.
~ One reg. eer bull, 27 mos old,
light gray, aleighs, Ambassadors
Lad, No, 321730, price for quick sale,
$50. J. B. Cleckler, Fairburn,

_ 2 big cows at my barn, for sale $50..
T. A. Beall, Irwinton.

1 reg. Jersey cow, with second calf,

ifer for sale or

gus heifers. R. A. Shearer, Lyerly.

2 Reg. Guernsey cows with month
old heifer calves, $100 and $125 at
fee Cc. M. Hammond, Augusta, Rt.

1 heifer. grade Jersey to freshen in
Sept., $25 FOB. J. C. Goolsby, Grah-
am, Rt. 1,
~ Good thoroughbred Jefsey heifer to
- Must be
good cond and gentle. Edwin G.
eee Americus, Rt..H, Box 229,

3-4 cream. Jersey COW and calf. six
wks. old, 3 gal. milk and 1 Ib. butter
per day gentle, $35 with calf or $30

| without calf, Mrs. J. H. Parson, Du-

luth; Rt. 1.
Good gentle milk cow 3-4 Jersey

| with 2 mos old male calf, $25 at my

place, (Will. not ship. William L.
Gordon, Ludowici.

1 fine Jersey milk cow with calf 3
days old for sale. Park McKibben,

8 reg. Jersey bulls, two 2 mos old,
other 4 yrs. Young ones cheap with
papers. Will sell or exch old bull for
one of equal value to prevent. inbreed-
ing. J. E. Boss, Loganville. .

Guernseys from registered herd.
Langwater and Star and Stripe breed-
ing. Will exch bull calves for corn
or oats. J. A. Ewing, Ashburn.

-| Coolidge.

Extra fine beef cow for Sale, Riley |

C. Couch, Turin.

1 beef. cow, wt. 500-600 ibs. for sale
or exch for milch cow fresh in at rea-
and see.or write what you have. Mrs.
sonable distance from Dexter. Come
J. T. Daniels, Dexter, Rt. 1.

1 Jersey and. Holstein - cow, 2 yrs.
old, first calf 2 1-2 gals. milk per day,
$40) cash at Pearson Farm. ere
of cow gives 5 me: per. day. Rev. J.
Wood, Alto,

Reg. bull calf 3 mos old: 12 nice
Jersey heifers, some almost pure; well
matched yokes of young work steers
for sale, J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs.

6 Jersey cows, young calves for Sale,

te. B. Ham, Cobbtown.
: One good. year round cow for sale, | <

$40 at barn. Will freshen in ee Asef et
A.C il- | >

giving 2 gal. per day now.
liams, Athens, Rt. .2.

1 Jersey cow fresh in with calf 10
days old, 3 gals. per day, _ at barn,
J. WwW. Britt, Tucker, R

gives 5 1-2 gals. milk, $1: heifer calf
from cow, $15 or exch for 20 fryers
weighing 2 lbs. Guernsey heifer calf

lanta.

1 re
Dam oble- Lorna Helen reg. No,
802822, sire Sibols Royal Modeller, reg,
No. 292938. -For immediate accept-
ance, $25 FOB. Ball Ground. Roy
Roberts, Ball Ground. :

HOGS FOR SALE.



$30;
$12.50 ea. or $20 for the pair;1 Duroc
Jersey boar 200 lbs. $25. All reg. in
| buy name. LL. H. Edenfield, Still-
more, "RE 1 Boxe.

Fine thrifty lot of pigs, 10 wks. old

Hampshire P. C. breeding, $5 ea. or |.

exch for ewes, cow or Nubian doe, H.
J Tye; Chamblee, Rt 2

Nice Hampshire pig for sale or <5
for 10 B. R. pullets and rooster, or
value in turkeys, geese or ducks. Mrs.
W. H. Jones, 515 Pearl St., East Point.

Pure bred P. C. pigs; male and fe-.

male, 50 to 60 Ibs. for sale. Dr. N.

1 Essex boar pig, $20; 12 wks. old
8. -P. C. \pigs; ree. in buyers name,
$10. Joe Brown, McRae.

Nice pigs for sale, half Berkshire
1-4 S. P.. C, 1-4 Duroc, $3.50 ea. W.
S. Anderson, Middleton, Rt. 1...

8 full blooded P,. pigs, 6 wks. old
Aug. 20, $5 ea. C. E. Baggett, Adairs-
ville, Rt. = ee 3

-C. Alston, Richland.

| ea, at my barn.

hats Abbeville.
Jersey cow 6 yrs. old, fee 2 wks.

Mrs, W. E. Hannah, South At-}
bull calf 6 wks. old out of :

th
One Duroc Jersey bred gilt, 175 Ib. | be

2 Duroc Jersey sow 50 lbs ea.{



_ 130 Ib. del.

6 Sporooenbet Pe, pigs. from. re
stock 6 wks. old, $5 ea; 8 wks old,
Y. N. Brute, Dial,

Thorougbred O. I. C. pigs, 9 wks.
$7 ea; $12.50 pr. Pedigrees furnis
if desired. E. C. Bewions Hates

oughbred male.
Peters Bldg., . Atlanta. oe
4 pigs P. C. and Berkshire mixe

10 wks. old; $4 ea. at barn. Frank |

Peebles, Lovejoy.

10 or 12 shoats, 3 mos old, 30-
tbs. good mixed breed, $3. 50 ea. L..
Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6.

3 pure bred straight nose Berkshire
boars and 1 gilt 2 1-2 mos old,

50. lbs. $8 ea, or $10 reg. Cash. with
order. Dorsey Martin, Canon, Rt.

-Young Duroc gilts. and boars,. ;
ject to registration about four months
old, $12.50 ea. J. C. Collier, en

oe ville, S



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Two real good mules. for sale chage

Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Soy b,c OlG. saddle bred ty $200. Part
value for calves. Mrs. W. . Watkin
Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.

Pair of matched mare mtiles, wil
exch. for pair of nice young matched
mares 4 to 7 yrs. old. Also fine sai
dle es 7 yrs. old wt. 1050 Ibs. f
sale, J. Wellburn, Rock Springs

ve arian horse 7 yrs. old, wt.
Tsecd: 2 Wellborn. i

RABBITS FOR SALE

20 a
quick Baie 15. No checks.
Chillas from imported stock to
B. M. Carruth, Cass

for heifer calf.
Station. sy
Reg. Chinchilla rabbits, cheap. wrt.
for prices. Eugene Cown, Stone Mtn.
N. Z. White rabbits and mixed col
white, red and. black, 6 to 10 wks. o
50c each or exch for trio white Hol
and turkeys same age. L, E, Williams a

Ty "his
N. Z. red rabbits, 3 mos old, $1 pr.



HOB, Rs -B: Crowder, Sunny Side.

Bargain in pure stock Chinchil
rabbits, 2 does, 1 buck, 2 young thr
mos old. 5 young 2 mos old, the lo
for $5. Mrs. Lucius Mathis, Sand
ersville. aes ay

SHEEP AND GOATS. FOR BALD
Male and female Nubian, 4 1-2 mo



old, sired: by reg. Nubian, large to a

fine markings, $20 pr. . Mrs. Ww.
Holland, 253: Sydney St., Ss. Ey Atlan.
ta, Main 8144.

Young rams, will be fine for breed:
ing purposes, $7: or exch for 50 Leg.
horn pullets 4 wks. old. Write if in
terested. Eva. Corbitt, Kirkland.

Chinthillas, N. Z. Whites and reds
good utility stock for sale. All age:
Mrs. L. Harrison, Fitzgerald.

Live Stock Wanted -

CATTLE WANTED
Want 1 little ginnie milk. cow, eas
to milk, gentle, Stal size. Taine rat

os HOGS. WANTED - a
want 2 good O. I. Se shoat
or pigs. Prices must be reasona (
A, C. Williams, Athens, Rt. 2
Want reg. Duroc boar, 8 to 10. mo
old. RR. C, Brewer, Lula, Rt. 2.8

HORSES AND MULES 1 WANTED 3
_ Want to buy 1 Shetland pony youn
and gentle, good cond. Must be cheap
for cash. G. T. Knowles, Broxton.
Want a 700-800 Ib. saddle pony.
Must be gentle, easy, quick and
S. C. Ingram, Talbotton,

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
. Want to buy cheap for cash an
sheep, mostly breeding stock, or
exch. value for same or for cattle or.
hogs. Write for Peet =
Eh e Ce 52 : eee



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE se
Hastings extra early surprise E

Get prices on large quantities, E. <i
Smith, Tifton.

Five bu. new crop New Era pea
$2 per bu. FOB or exch for March o:
April 1931 hatch W. L. or preferab
Ancona pullets, no cul. PS

Alma.
_ERESH AND CURED MEAT
: FOR SALE

6 well cured hickory smoked han
ey c. ieee Turin.





ipsa

=

GE FIGHT
_ Poultry For Gale



CORNISH

Cornish cockerels, $1 each;
$1.25 each, FOB. Ivey

ley.

35 pure bred Dark Cornish 3 wks.
@ld chicks, $7; young roosters, $1.50
each; White Cornish cockerels, $1.50
each, Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

hens,

Campbell,



LEGHORNS FOR. SALE
M. Johnson Star mating W. L.
Orci March and April hatch. G. C.
atimer, Gainesville. Rie

- MINORCAS FOR SALE
50 Black Minorcas, Pape stv. pure
red and several cockerels, March
atch, $1 each. Mrs. H. B. Ford, La-
ms RG



Pape str. S. C. Black Minorca hens,

1.25 each, FOB. Malcolm McMillan,

_ Snow White Minorcas, extra fine,
pure bred, 3 1-2 mos old cockerels,
$1.25 each, 2 for $2.. Mrs. R. J. Flem-
ing, Lincolnton.

6 hens and cock, S. C. Buff Minor-
cas, 1929 hatch; 2 pullets, 1930 hatch.
All Schmidt strain. Some from his
i choice matings., $12 FOB. Aas An-
nie F, Abbott, Warrenton, Rt.
= PIGEONS FOR SALE
_ Mated Carneaux and Blue Speckled
igeons for sale or trade. Fain Ham-

rick, Ranger.

Select White Kings, mated and
working. Also young. birds. Write for
pefees: L. H.~Eidson, Fitzgerald.

R. I. REDS
frau dark Red March hatch pul-
lets and several .cockerels. Pure bred
$1 each. Exch for anything can use.
Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.
Pure bred Donaldson large R. I. Red
_ March cockerels. Fine breeders, 1 ea.
_ May ist hatch, 75c each. R. W.Stan-
ley, Vidalia.
Red cockerels, any age. 50c per mo.
from Donaldsons best dark Reds di-
Ls Mrs. R. J. Fleming, eo

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR, SALE
2 Bronze hens, Yr. old and 3 eeu
hatch, $9 for lot, or exch for 100
bred Red baby chicks 1st of Sept.
a es Kimbrel, Baxley, Rt. 3.





_



$ ; *
big bone Guinea and Essex, $8 ea. $15
pr. FOB. W. W. Charping, Lenox.

20 Duroc 6 wks. old pigs, $2. 50 each,
for entire lot at my barn. Jas. M.
Luck, Wrightsyille.

6 wks. old Hampshire pigs, $5 pr.
Exc. pr. for young calf. Chas. Dug-
gan, Chester.

Few extra good pigs, 10 wks. old, big
bone.Guinea and Jersey Full blood on
both sides. Will not ship. Cash only.
Willie Anderson, Cartecay. |

Duroc J. boar pigs, immune for life
against cholera-and reg. in buyers
name. $12.50 ea. Ex. for Appler seed

oats. LL. M. Kennedy, Collins.

6 Duroc pigs, 3 each, males and fe-
males. Pure bred: About 50 lbs. each.
$8 each. .-L.-T.. Harrell, pace
Box 444. =

Little bone Black Guineas, 9 wks.
old, $15 pr. $9 each; 3 yr. old sow, $18.
Exch for Red Poll or Red Devon
Beast yearlings, I. G. Thompson,
Summit, Rt. 2.

RABBITS FOR SALE |

Erminerex (Whiterex) rabbits, Ju-
nior and Senior stock for sale. Ac-
count moving must sell all stock dur-
ing August. Bargain prices. H. H.
McDavid, Thomasville. \

Chinchillas, _Standard, wt. . Good
cond. From reg stock, 3 mos old bucks
$1 ea. Doe, eligible to ~~ $25 rex. pr;
doe, $3; buck, $256, _ Cleveland,
Hartwell.

3 bred dogs and 1 buck. Val. $5. 00.
Consider nice pig or chickens. 3. 8;
Pinion, Dalton. ;
Chinchillas, $1.50 bre Na Z. Whites.
$1.50. FOB this station. Mrs. W. E.
Buckner, Mt. Vernon.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

Fine reg. Hampshire Ram, to pre-
vent inbreeding (grandson of a $500





|} Ram) Price at farm, $17.50; crated,

FOB, $18. C. Hy Hill, Tignall.

56 head of sheep including 20 lambs |
from $2.50 to $5 each; also 6 reg. Hol-
stein heifers and one male. Forace
Medlin, Fairmount.

Live Stock Wanted

HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Trade good pair mules for good -pr.
good, heavy mares. J. H. Trice, Bar-
nesville. ~







Eggs Wanted

Want for setting Indian Runner or
Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs at

asonable price. At once. Write your
prices. Geo. T. Northcutt, oe an
_ etta, 108 Sessions St.



HOGS WANTED
Want good hogs to fatten on halves.
R. LL. Blackwell, Cleveland, Rt. 2.



Second-Hand Machinery
: For Sale



ie Baby Chicks Wanted.

Want 200 baby chicks lst of oa
tember to raise on halves to 8 wks.
any large breed. Mrs. Mellie Williams
arlem.
- Want baby chicks, 1lb. each. Oliver
W. Bryce, Atlanta, 324 Liberty St.

Live Stock For Sale

- CATTLE FOR SALE
- Bull calfSire Sultans Raleigh
whose dam made 543 Ibs. fat 305 days.







Galt line bred Xenia Sultan, $350ASh

L. Mason, Acworth.

- 4 pull yearlings, 1 steer, 2 cows,
oon to freshen, 5c lb. FOB. Malcolm

Millan, Bartow.

ellow _ Jersey cow, fresh July 17th,
2nd calf. 3 gals. daily with proper
feed, $40 at my barn. B. H. = Blatt,

i Cornelia, Rt. 1, Box 100.

- Guernsey heifer calt,-12 ey old.
Full stock but not reg., 2 full stock
Jersey heifers, 12 mos. old, cream col-

or, $25 each crated. W. T. Adams,
~ Lavonia, Box 381. :

= Guernsey and Holstein cross, 4 wks.
old bull calf, $15 or exch for 3 shoats
50 lbs. ea. or Shelled corn. R. H. Ham-

_ brick, Lavonia.

Full stock, but not reg. Jersey 10

_ mos. old heifer and 3 mos old Jersey
mixed with pure bred Guernsey .heif-
er, $25 each. Mrs. H. B. Ford, La-
--vonia. / :

s HOGS FOR SALE

Reg. O. I. C. gilt, 9 mos old, bred
to reg. O. I. C. male. Wt. 175 Ibs. $20.
Will not ship. J. D. Wynn, Carlton.

Thoroughbred Duroc J. male, wt.
about 300 Ibs. $25; smaller size males
$6 each. All ent. to reg. Charlie
Holland, Cobbtown, Rt. 2. =
Pure bred big bone Black Guineas,



1 boar, 3 mos old, also pr. of a cross !

good cond.
never used
since. Sell or exch for corn .or same
value that can be turned into money.,
C. R. Mehaffey, Cusetta.
One 1020 Int. tractor, good cond.;
tractor harrow; Golden, new model
No. 27, 3 roller power cane mill and
fan. Cheap for cash. Jd. B. Milner,
Concord.

1 Franks 2 row duster, never ee
$30 for quick sale. G. H. Wood, San-
dersville. .

Midget Marvel flour mill, complete,
including elevator and line shaft. $1,-
200. 00. J. C. Seabolt, Blairsville, Rt.

eo;

Kelly Duplex, No. 4 feed mill, $25
cash, or exch for value. FOB. Mrs.
L. H. Durden, Adrian.

Hammer feed mill, new, never used.

Royal peanut picker,
Picked 50 tons in 1929,

Wek:
Spearman, Social Circle.

Dicks Famous No. 2-B hand feed
cutter, used very little, good condition
$25. H. F. Neal, St. Simons Island.

Feeny mule back 2 row duster in
good cond. $5. W. H. Franks, Jr.,
Sandersville. /

Thresher with peanut attachment;
Power Hay baler. L. M. Felton, Mar-
Shallville.

Automatic Type Ames steam eng.
9x10. Sell or exch for farm products.
S. E. Edenfield, Stillmore.

No. 2-G, Ross Duplex feed . mill,
practically new, for sale or exch. A.

JP Jansen, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 88.

One 4 in. 140 ft. rubber belt, $3.00.
Jack Peebles, Lovejoy.

Delco light plant, 16 batteries for
$100; 35 H. P. Frick steam eng. in
good cond. Sell or exch. for value.
W. J. Grubbs, Orchard Hill.

40 HW. P.-boiler and: Shes 12-2b oP.
traction Peerless eng. some gin ma-



chinery; 16 in. Smaley feed cutter,

i
i

*

Cheap or exch for good threshing ma-_
chine or anything can use.

crusher and oat grinder, grain drill,

| first class

MARKET. BULLETIN:

euano attachment. L. S. Brown, see
dress not given).

Second-Hand Machiuiery
Wanted





Will accept a Lynchburg atte tor

cash cheap. J. L. Wynn, Cariton.
Want leaver plate for No. 12 Chat-

tanooga cane mill. W. W. Charping,.

Lenox.

Want No. 3 Golden Cane mill. Exch
power mill or buy; also want Evapor-
ator, 12 or 14 ft. long. Must be in good
shape. S. Kesler, Mize, Rt. 1.

Want 1 good threshing machine.
Wiil buy if price is all right. No junk
wanted. W. B. Spearman, Social Cir-
cle.

Exch value, $300 for good tractor
and harrow; also want small water
wheel and 15 - 25 KVA~ Generator,
single Ph. with switchboard connect-
ions. Give full particulars. W. B.
Ellard, Cornelia.

Want late model Farmall tractor
and ate model 10-20 ~McCormick--4
Deering tractor. Both must be in good
working cond and priced right. Ham-
ilton L: Hill, Newnan.

Want Fordson tractor in exchange
for 100 horse apple trees, 1 to 3 yrs.
old, from seedling trees. 'B. F, -Smith,
Dalton, - bet. ST. oe

Want 2 stand - Cider mill in first
class cond. and a real bargain for
cash. Del my home. W. T. Moore,
Madras.

Want used Fordson tractor, to get
parts from.. Must be cheap. State
price and full description in first let-
ter. J. R. Powell, Jr., Brinson.

Want old hand made wooden cotton
gin. Mrs. W.. B. McKinstuf, Savan-
nah, 509 East 41st St.

Want second-hand, 8 or 10 H. P. gas
eng. in good cond. Walter Carter,
McDonough, Rt. 1.

Want used Tom Houston skidder
with Fordson tractor. Give full in-
formation as to equipment, cond. lo-
cation, price and terms. E. K. Rob-

-erts, Moniac..

Exch. good- Guernsey cow, fresh in
October for a good second-hand mow-
er, near Atlanta. J. B. Hand, Atlan-
ta, Rt. 7, Box 404.

Incubators F or Sale

Big Grey hen inc. good order with
thermometer and _ instruction book.
Cost $10; sell for 2 shoats or 3 pigs
for common meat purposes. R. L.
Baird, Grovania, .

Automatic thermostatic oil brooder,
1M cap. Sell, or exch. for Tom Bar-
ron Leghorn pullets. Laura Motris,
Roopville. .

Queen inc. good ends 130 cap. $7.-
50, or 10 Donaldson Red March pul-
lets: Belle City brooder, 500 cap. $4
or. 60-70 % Ble W. B. Bethune, Vi-
cae Rt.

"Eicuhatoes Wanted

are Super Hatcher incubator, 600
cap. at right price. J. Walter Don-
aldson, Register.

Want Big Grey Hen Snaiineoe in.
cond. Mollie. Williams,









Harlem,
Flowers and Seed
For Sale

500 white narcissi bulbs, 60c C; $2.-
50 for lot. Mrs. ne Hanson, Bow-
don, Rt. 4.

Allamansas, blue and yellow palms,
Crotons, Caladiums, Hibiscus, Turks-
cap, Jasmine, Crepe Myrtle, Yellow
Alder, Century plants, Milk and Wine
lilies 8 plants $1. Mrs. H. Dunlap,
Atlanta, 306 Atlanta Ave., SE.

Dbl. red, pink and salmon geran-
iums, rooted, 10c, large size, 20c; cut-
tings, 5c. Exch. for tomato, cabbage
or egg plants, or dry butter beans.
Mrs. .P. G. Bostwick, Bluffton-

100 pink crepe Myrtle, 25 Mimosa,
25 to 50c each; 1M j opaull and Trum-
pet daffodil bulbs. TS.k.
Warthen. :

Giant snapdragons, larkspur seed,
all colors; large dbl. red poppy, 20
OZ;
25 1D Be Fry; Dallas, Ri-d:

_ Daffodil, jonquils, butter and eggs,
white narcissi and Amaryllis, 10c_ doz.
and postage; 10 doz. up, del. M. F.
Wilson, Hampton, Box 154. ,







All kinds geraniums, large size, 5c
each; all kinds wandering jew, 10c

Want 1 Oliver turning plow No. 10.

bulbs, 50c doz.
. Concord.

Ls May.

single red, white, pink hollyhock,



s

Thursday, August 6, 1933

doz; all colors hollyhocks, 10c- ne.
seed: white lilies, 25c doz. Miss Lyn-
dia Stancil, Alpharetta, Pts ;

Spirea, mountain. rose, Maiden hair
fern, rubber plant, hibiscus, hydran-
gea. = W. .C. Siler.. Summertown, Box
Lis:

3M narcissi bulbs, 25c doz; 2M daf-
fodil, 15c doz; 100 Spider lilies, 25 ea;
1M Faster lilies, 20c each. Mrs. se Hie
Hewitt, Springvale, Care James Fill-
ingame, Jr. :

Jonquil bulbs, extra fine bloomers, ~

$5. M; Bermuda Easter lilies $1 doz. =
blooming size bulbs; Chinese sacred
lily bulbs, true to name, 75c doz. Mrs,
decA. Forehand, Pinehurst. Box E.

- Winter marigold seed, snapdragons,
Giant verbena, pansy, English daisy,
Baby Breath, white and pink Gaillar-
dia, coreopsis, Shasta daisy, Sweet
Williams, Sweet peas, and many oth-
ers. C. L. Altman, Thunderbolt,- Box
44, :

Arborvitae seed, 20c for large thls.
del. Mrs. Bessie Barfield, Shellman,
Ruse.

Polianthus narcissus bulbs, 40c doz.
or 3. doz.: $1. Mrs. H. G:-Samples,
Alamo. a

Rooted Lantanas, all colors, 8 for =
256. Mrs, An. <C. Loyd, Nicholls. es

Mixed colors geraniums, 3c each
and postage; nice, rooted Sprengeria
ferns, 15c ea. Postpaid. S. u. David,
Tucker, Rip ek:

Peony poppy seed, 10c each or exch
for any other garden or flower seed
Laura Morris, Roopville. ~

April blogming narcissi, 15c doz. $1
C. Exch for tulips. Mrs. Ww. a Ne.-
son, Powder Springs.
| Pink hyacinth bulbs, $1 doz; mixed
tulips, 50c doz; mixed blue hyacinth :
Mrs. Je ok. Milner, 2

-8 red geraniums, begonia, white, .
salvia, petunia, 12 jew, 4 oclock, Vers =
bena, dusty miller. Rooted 50c; 3 ea.
geraniums, begonia lots of jew, 25c. |
Mrs._C. L. Hamby, Greenville, Rt. 3.

- Dbl. poppy seed, 25c. per 3 this. a: i
Homer McElroy, Forsyth. :

F lowers and Seed Wanted

Want grape, beef steak, white rub-





ra, guinea Wing begonias, fluffy ruf-

fles fern, will pay cash. or exchange.
Mrs. J. H.. Waters, Oliver.

Want old type dwarf boxwood, must
be limbed from ground up, not touch
anything. Must be perfect shape. J.
O. Lunsford, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Want 10 or 15 tulip bulbs, cheap
for cash. Ferman Kent, Nelson.

Want genuine old fashioned sweet
violets, Send 3 in envelope, if satis-
factory, pay well for them.- Miss
me Duringer, Savannah, 39 aoe
iS) *

Exch. 3 Maple Leaf beconiag. Too e
for Beefsteak, Leopard begonia, ol
ander, rooted; Xmas cactus, for pink
geranium; eround Ivy for. white and
green wandering jew. ae Georgia
ae Cedartown, Rt. a.\

_ Miscellaneous Wanted





Want to hear from pee See
Dill for pickle. At once. Mrs
Hudson, Greensboro, Rt. 1.

- Want peaches, apples, huckleber: es,
honey, syrup, canned fruit, preserves.
sweet. potatoes, oats, wool, weaned

pigs, bee hives in exch. for equal val-

ue. Mrs. A. J. Jansen, Atlanta, Rt.
7, Box 68.

Want Star root. Send sample ee
quote best del. Res W. M. eo
ton, Jesup, Rt. =

Farm Help Wanted -

Want an experienced tanner to aa
cow hides on halves. L. M. Kennedy
Collins.

Want family to. gather Ly horse farm >
crop. House open to move in now. 2
miles north of Lovette. H. H. Lake,
Wrightsville, Rt. 1. fae
Want good family of hones to ga-
ther crop this fall. J. H. Trice, Bar-

nesville.

Positions Wanted _

Man with 16 yrs. exp: wants to ru
Gin. Have used Continental an
Lummus. Write me if you need 4&4
good man for gins. W. P. Doster,
Farrar. ae

Want job. Aceaet pay in live stock,
corn, most any farm produce. Expe
carpenter; repair machinery; do all
shon work.except shoeing. Good ref.
R, P. Chaney, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box gt