Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 October 1

- Second-Hand Farm Machinery, Flower and Sead: Incubator |
and Ornamental Nursery Stock Monthly Supplement





tT. the second plowing is as good as nitrate of soda.

GEORGIA



PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS ACD. JONES, DIRECTOR.

STATE CAPITOL

Last Friday, September 25, Hon. Harry D. Wilson, Commissioner
of Agriculture of Louisiana; Hon. J. W. Shealy, Commissioner of
Agriculture of South Carolina, and I met here in Atlanta with rep-
resentatives of most of the oil mills in the State of Georgia. We were
interested in the proper trade on cottonseed for meal.

Two of the largest oil mill companies of the state first agreed to

exchange even, giving a pound of 7 per cent cottonseed meal for a

pound of prime cottonseed. After the two largest led off, the other
oil mills agreed on the same plan.

Cottonseed have been selling for various low prices in the state for
the past several weeks. The lowest I heard of was from some farmers
from Statesboro, who came in the office yestrday. They said that
seed were selling at Statesboro for $5 a ton. Of course, this is a

- ridiculous give-away price.

My suggestion to you is to take the matter up with the oil mill
nearest you and see if you can perfect an even trade. If you can,
carry your seed to the oil mill and get the meal. If they do not have
the meal on hand they will give you a certificate and you can get
_ the meal later. If your nearest oil mill will not make this even trade

with you, write me and I will advise you where you can get this
exchange.

Ido not have to tell the farmers what to do with cottonseed meal.
~ Most of them know that it is extremely good feed for cattle. A little
cottonseed meal mixed with slop and corn meal is fine for fattening
oe Be particular and not put too much cottonseed meal in the
mixture.

Of course, you know that cottonseed meal is about the best fer-
- tilizer of any one ingredient that we have. It analyzes approxi-
mately 2-5-2."

-- Clemson College, South Carolina, made experiments with a great
many fertilizer materials and obtained the best results under cotton
with cottonseed meal used as the only fertilizer. I have tried cotton-
seed meal on sugar cane and sweet potatoes and find that it is the

- best fertilizer that I can use. Cottonseed meal put to corn about
: If you are going

to use cottonseed meal only under cotton, I would advise bedding on
the meal about a week or ten days before you plant your cotton. If

you use about 400 pounds of cottonseed meal to the acre under cotton

you will find that you will make a good crop of cotton. :
At present writing it seems that no law will be passed affecting

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931.

What About the Following?

the planting of cotton in Georgia next year. This being the case, the
following is prescribed: Make as much as possible of what you have
to use at home and then as much cotton as you can without going
into debt. This cottonseed meal trade is a good way for the farmer
to get his fertilizer for next year. If you have the money and can
buy some dcid phosphate to mix with the cottonseed meal, you need
not worry about any more fertilizer. This is as good as any.

Now is the time to begin planting wheat.
Georgia. We made a good crop of wheat in Georgia this past sum-
mer. Lets everyone try to have a wheat patch. You can get good
seed wheat at various prices.

The best wheat field I saw growing this year was that of Gunn
and Goolsby at Monticello. They have perfected a variety of wheat
that is far superior to the average Blue Stem variety that we have

Lets grow our flour in

- been growing in Georgia. They are asking $3.25 per bushel for this

seed wheat. It might be a good idea for you to get some of this
wheat and get the seed of it. as it is a remarkable producer. I would
not advise anyone to buy too many bushels, but buy enough to get in
the rand, of it. They have only a limited supply of this seed wheat
on n

I have a good many iin from people over the state wanting to
know if there is a law in regard to hogs dying of cholera and being ~
left around unburied or not burned. Of course, such a practice as if
this only spreads the disease. I looked this up and find the follow-
ing to be the law: Fae

Section 485, Vol. 2, of the Code of 1911.

Tf a domestic animal or domestic fowl should die without the
incorporate limits of a town or city of this state, and the owner
thereof shall fail or refuse to bury the carcass, deep enough to pre-

vent stench therefrom, within three hours after notice of death and

location of the carcass, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.

When any of your domestic animals or fowls die, burn them up or {|

bury them. This not only protects your neighbors stock and fowls
but protects your own. \

. Complaints coling to this office have convinced me that the best
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MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

"Prevailing Wholesale Prices Sept. 29, 1931. Always Subject to Variation.

Atlanta. wacon: Savannah, Augusta. Columbus. Valdosta.





INDEX

Flowers and Seed For Sale

Flowers and Seed Wanted
Second-Hand Machiny For Sale..4-5
Second-Hand Machiny Wanted .. 5 -
Incubators, Brooders, For Sale .... 5
Incubators, Brooders Wanted .... 5

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TPES ORE, COZ. os sn ssccdsckeapentcatsens . $98 2: $28 $28 $ .28
Eggs, standard, COZ, ...........00-0- semen 5O 26 26 26
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. zl cok 21 23
PIPES, FAVA TUN, COT 6, ooo nico crecec-ntonsnercnsede Z\s .26 26 .26
_ Stags, lb. ats 16 16 2
Hens, lb. : 210. 18
Roosters, Ib. x 10 12
- Priers, Ib. .; A 22 25
Ducks, Ib. ... i)
Geese, lb. 3
Turkeys, Ib.
Fida Beas; mixed, b
e GAS, WMIXe, DU. ic --ccsckecceacomescace
- Field Peas, not mixed, bu. .............0- ot ae pees
Country Butter, best table, lb. ........ coat . eS : Grain and Hay Bor Sale.
Ear Corn (80 Ibs: to bu.), bu. .:........ = 6 : : : :

Grain and Hay Wanied
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 IDS. oneeccssccs-e-oe 1. 35 Farm Help Wanted

Positions Wanted
Georgia Products For Sale
Georgia Products Wanted

$ a Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted
Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted
Seed For Sale
Baby Chicks For Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted
Seed Wanted
us : ee : Eggs For Sale

3 eas Kegs Wanted







Hogs sold during week beginning Sept. 21, 1931, at co-operative sales brought 4.95 per cwt.,
basis No. a.

PeanutsNo. 1 stock, delivered snetine olanta, $30 per ton, ania ity change.













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Page Two
Flowers and Seed For Sale

April narcissi, jonquils, daffodils,
purple lilacs, white iris and forsythia
for sale or exc. for Buff Orp. pullets.
Write for information on prices. Mrs.
Clarke Smoak, Griffin, Rt. D.

Emperor daffodils, 35c doz., $2 C;
white April narcissi, yellow centers,
25c doz., $1.25 C; large purple iris,
35c doz.; well rooted hydrangea, 25c.
_ postage. Mrs. Emma Clayton,

oy.

White wax begonia, 5c each; varie-
gated bdl. petunia, 10c each; red be-
gonias, 5c each; scarlet red, tange-
rine, pink and white dbl. ger., 5c
each; variegated carnations, 8c. Mrs.
F. A. Woodward, Fairmont.

Red and yellow cannas, 30c doz.;
gladioli, 40c -doz.; April blooming
narcissi, $1 C, postpaid. Mrs. R. W.
Hudson, Lorane, Rt. 1.

Finest var. iris, $1 doz.; flowering
size tulip bulbs, many col., named
varieties, $2 C. Mrs. J. H. Jones,
Brooks,

Perennial hardy phlox, 50c doz.;
justicia, 5c each; Regal lilies, 10c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. C. H. Etris, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Weeping lantana, 2 dif. large silver
leaf begonias, 10c each; yellow winter
blooming jasmine, red quince j ni-
cas, 25c each; Madonna lilies, 20c

. bulb: paper white narcissi, 4 bulbs,

25c. Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta.

Jonquils, 4 daffodils, 2 narcissi,
Sia0:.C;-. iris: labeled, $1.10 doz.;
mixed, $2.25 C; snow drops, 25, $1.10;
abelias, 4, $1; shrubs, many kinds,
as doz. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun,

tS.

Winter blooming large yellow ox-
alis bulbs, 15c doz., cash with order.
Miss Carrie Mims, Baxley, Rt. 5.

Dark purple iris, yellow cannas, 25c
doz.; yellow daffodils, $1 C; light
pink, 10c ea., 3 for 25c; snow fern,
15c doz., add postage. Mrs. Rosie
Smith, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Red and pink rose begonias, 15c'

ea.; white conch begonias, 10c ea.;.
water lilies, 10c ea.; water moss, 20c
doz.; foxglove, 30c doz., add postage.
= Bonnie Hensley, Talking Rock,

Giant frostproof pansy seed, mixed
Colors, 26c per C seed; Giant snap-
dragons, ali colors mixed, 10c pkg.
seed. Mrs. L. &. Stewart, McDonough,

Rt. 3, Box 61.

Abelia and buiierfiy bush cuttings,
5c per 100. Exc. for turnip seed or
bean cr pea seed. Mrs. W. O. Puckeit,
Cordele, Rt. B.

Azalea seed, all col. mixed, pink
and witite rhododendrons, sweet
Basil, evergreen, drocping cherry
laurel, dill, 10c pkt., 3 for 25c; daffo-
dil bulbs, $1 C. Jessie L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Jonquil bulbs, $1 peck; narcissi, 16c
doz.; crows bill, January jasmine,
blue iris, ea. 25c doz., add postaze.
Mrs. Flora Sams, Cummings.

Fern cut, well rooted, 10c; dbl.
geranium cut, 4 shades red, 2 pink, 1
white, 5c ea.; maple begonias, . 5c;

pink, white hydrangea, 10-25c.- Mrs. !

L. R. Sheridan, Jefferson, RDF 4.

White narcissus bulbs, 25c doz.;
yeliany daffodils, 25c doz. Exc. for
reoted azaleas and japonicas. Mrs.
W. B. Griffin, Milford, RFD.

Narcissi bulbs, 3 doz., $1; $2.75 C,
or exc. for white (outdoor) jonquils.
Mrs. Wm. Hiatt, Smyrna, Rt. 2, Bel-
mont 1391-W.

Alligator cactus, rooted, 15c ea., or

xc. for other plants. Miss Bonzie
Grubbs, Lavonia.

Wiite Easter lily bulbs, 60c doz.,
cash with order. Miss Bernice Smith,
Stetesboro, Rt. 1.

Sweet scented apple geranium
plants, 15c ea. or 2 for 25c, postpaid.
Miss Mary Ballard, Concord, Rt. 1.

Shrubbery of all kinds, junipers,
cedars, etc., at low prices or trade
for something of equal value. Mrs. D.
C. Collier, Barnesville, Thomaston St.

Dbl. daffodils, very large, yellow
and cream, $1 per C; lilacs, lavender
color, lowering almond, rose altheas
and purple wisteria, 15c ea., add post-
e Mrs. Belle Godard, Goggins,

ae

Rhododendrons, catawbiense and
carolinianum, pink lavender and pink
flowering evergreen shrubs, Colorado
and Norway and sugar maples, aza-
leas. Write for prices. Aaaron Wat-
son, Edison.

Pink Mountain Thrift plants, $1
per C, plus 12c postage. Mrs. Annie
Tanner, Wrens.

Three sizes large Trumpet and Sir
Watkins daffodils, $1 per C. Exc. for
hardy azaleas, junipers, trailing ar-
butus, hydrangea, rhododendrons

and beauty plant. Mrs. G. M. Bar-|
row, Madison.



MARK-ET
Flowers and Seed For Sale

Red and yellow azaleas, mtn. lau-
rels, 50c doz.; mtn. ivy, 40c doz.;
mtn. ferns, water lilies, white dog-

doz., add postage. Mrs. A. B. Carson,
Morganton.

Mtn. laurel, azaleas, 50c doz.; mtn.
ivy, 40c doz.; mtn. ferns, water lilies,
white dogwood, 20c doz.; blue iris
lilies, 25c doz., add postage. R. W.
Woods, Morganton.

Blooming size Easter lily bulbs, 50c
doz., no less than 2 doz. sold. Mrs. J.
Johnson, Jr., Dixie.

Two large sprengeria ferns, 4 yrs.
old, $2 ea.; 2 large fishtail ferns, T5c
ea. or, $5 for lot; purple flag lilies,
3 doz., 50c. Mrs. Oscar Phillips,
Ashland, Rt. 2.

Seed, mixed colors, dbl.
flowered poppy, dbl. larkspur, dbl.
hollyhocks, 2 thbls., 5c; Easter lily
bulbs, 30c doz.; paper-white narcis-
sus, 20c doz., $1.25 C. Mrs. Cliff
Booth, Kennesaw.

Sev. doz. nice freezie bulbs, 5c and
10c doz.; nice var.-geranium cuttings,
all good bloomers, 10c doz.; sev. nice
size, well rooted ostrich plume ferns,
5c per fern, postage not paid. Miss
Nelle Walters, Plains, Rt. 2.

Red hollyhocks, rooted, 25c doz.;
seed, 10c tbls.; iris, 15c doz., rooted;
cannas, 10c ea. bulb; Aug. lilies, 5c
per root; travelers delight roses, 5c
cutting; geraniums, 15c ea. Coy
Haynes, Oakman.

Cedar trees, 2 ft. high, $1 ea.; small
size water oaks, $1 ea. L. M.. Ader-
hold, Lavonia.

Narcissus, daffodils, 15c doz.; 20
dif. iris, 60c doz.; purple, white and
dbl. pink altheas, pink spirea, pink
weigelas, 3, 40c; golden bells, for-
sythia, 4, 25c. Mrs. Henry Eller, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

Jonquils, sulphur Phoenix daffo-
dils, white April blooming narcissus,
$1 C, include postage. Mrs. Allen
Gregory, Forsyth, Rt. 6.

Booking orders for dahlia bulbs, $1
doz., assorted kind; boxwoods, now
ready, natural shape, 25c ea. Mrs.
Delia Reeves, Young Cane.

Arborvitae ahd boxwoods, 9-15 in.,
20c and 25c ea.; 50 boxwoods, $5:
cactus, bluebell, rainbow moss, mtn.
ferns, juniper and roses, 20c ea., add

Lewner.

Rhododendrons, mtn. laurels, aza-
leas, Cherokee roses, ea., $1 doz.;
arborvitae, japonicas, white pines,
crabapples, 25c ea.; 10 choice roses,
$1; pink and perennial phiox. Mrs.
Bonnie Abercrombie, Morganton.

Fine Spencer sweet peas, all colors,
also peony flowered, dbl. poppy seed,
| very hardy, 25c large packet, or exc.
;for dried apples. Mrs. T. W. Ha-
; good, Marietta, Rt. 3.

' Paper-white narcissi for sale cheap.
; Write. Miss Missouri Brown, Cairo.

Blue iris lities, 25c doz.; white dog-
wood, water lilies, mtn. ferns, 20c
doz.; azaleas, red, yellow and mtn.
laurel, 50c doz.; mtn. ivy, 40c doz.,
aoe postage. J. T. Boyce, Morgan-
on.

Three-ft. azaleas, pink, red, yellow,
$1 doz.; globe arborvitae, 26-in.-rho-
dodendron, 4, $1; pink perennial
phlox, lemon lily, 5 doz., $1; other
shrubs, flowers cheap. Sadie Wilson,
Morganton.

Chinquapin rose bushes, 10c ea.;
purple lilac, 10c ea., 3 for 25c; pink



8 for 25c, add postage. Mrs. Ora
Thornton, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Jenquil, daffodil, narcissi, 8c doz.,

2 for 40c; blue, white day HBilies, 5c;
blue iris, 50c doz.; phlox, 15c. Mrs.
F. Lloyd, Hiawassee.

Two-year-old cedar trees, 15c ea.;
Eng. ivy vine, well rooted, 10c ea.;
large pink dbl. poppy seed, 10c spoon-
ful, cash with order. Miss Ruth
Brown, Shiloh, Rt. 2, Box 40.

Boxwoods, 25c ea.; arborvitae, 20c
ea.; 1 doz. choice roses, $1; altheas,
15c ea.; flowering peach tree, 20c
ea.; thornless yellow roses, $1 doz.,
add postage. Miss Ruby Abercrom-
bie, Loving.

The rare new Jap (red. leaf)
maple, 12 to 18-in. size, $3 ea.; supply
limited, order now. N. Rosene, Ft.
Valley, P. O. Box 44.

Seed, purple, mixed centaurea
bachelor buttons, gaillardia, yellow
sweet peas, 25c pkg.; butterfly, for-
sythia. Exe. for seed, pansies, sweet
peas, Eng. pea, hollyhock, cabbage,
Shogoin turnip. Mrs. C. L. Sanders,
Knoxville.

Winter pinks, 50c doz.; flowering
peach trees, 20c ea.; altheas, 15c ea.,
and other flowers; add postage. Mrs.
E. F. Parris, Loving.



wood, 20c doz.; blue iris lilies, 25c!

peony-.

postage under 25c. Carrie Townson, |

and lavender crepe myrtle, 10c ea.,'

$8 M: peonies, white, pink, 25c ea...

BULLETIN
Flowers and Seed For Sale

Iris, guar. true to name; Monsig-
nor, Caprice, Mrs. Alan Gray,
Nibelungen, Storm Cloud, strong
roots, bloom next spring, 75c doz.,
postpaid. Miss Mary Lewis, Cornelia.

Yellow thornless roses, $1 doz.;
altheas, 15c ea.; flowering peach
trees, 20c ea.; doz. choice roses, $1;
arborvitae, 20c ea.; boxwoods, 25c
ea.. add postage. Mrs. Dorcus Mill-
holland, Leving.

Dbl. pink ger. and dbl. red, 10c and
20c ea. size; salmon sultanas, 20c;
cuttings, 5c; add postage. Exc. for
dried fruit or for 100-Ib. sacks. Mrs.
P. G. Bostwick, Bluffton.

Irish junipers, 3-3% ft., 2 for $1;
6 ft., $1.30; 6-12 in., 7 for $1. Italian
Cypress, 3-4 ft., 70c; Scotch broom,

nelia, Rt. 1.

Weeping purple lantana, dbl. white,
red and red rosebud geraniums,
rooted, 20c ea. G. B. McLane} Hart-
well, Rt. 5.

Well-rooted cape jasmine, 20c ea.,
3 for 40c, 9 $1; make offer for 200,
cash, no stamps. Miss Inez Moore,
Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Mixed tulip bulbs, 3 lots, 30c doz.,

$4.75 C, according to size, del., cash
with order. Mrs. Robt. N. Kimbrough,
Madison.

Azaleas, mtn. ivy, 3 for 25c; water
lilies, trailing arbutus, mtn. fern, 25c
doz.; extra well rooted. Mrs. Lucile
Thomason, Morganton.

Crepe myrtle, 1 and 3-ft., 50c ea.;
Flue June lilies, 12 roots, 50c; sassa-
fras, poke and rattlesnake roots, 10c
lb. Elizabeth Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Iris, guar. true to mame, viz: Azure
Juinita, Darius, Queen of May, Pal-
lida Aurora, and others, all labeled,
$1.25 doz.; 3 of 12 var., $3.25. Mrs.
W. M. Jones, Lylerly.

One large Boston fern, $4; 3 sword
ferns, $3 ea., in 2 and 3-gal. jars;
not mailed, sell at my home. Mrs.
J. M. Ellis, Murrayville, Rt. 1, Box 16.

Cuttings red, pink geraniums, 10c
cut.; 3 dif. ferns, rooted, 15c ea.;
white April narcissi, Eng. dogwoods.
Exc. for reoted snowball, lantana,
abelia, weigelas; add postage.
Blanche Carrington, LaGrange, Rt. 1,
Box 118.

Four cape jasmine, rooted and
growing, 15c ea.; 200 mixed jonquil
and narcissi bulbs, 50c C. Exc. for
white feed sacks at 7c ea.
M. Foster, Carrollton, Rt. 7.

Large dbl. dahlias, 3 pink, 2 yel-
lows, red, white, nice bulbs, 85c doz.,
postpaid; golden glow,
China asters, yellow thornless roses,
5c. Mrs. Alvin D. Todd, Gaddistown.

Curtain plant with instructions for
growing on curtains without soil or
water, 10c ea., 3 for 25c. Mrs. T. M.

Ave.
red, white, yellow four oclocks, 15c

25c Ib., not prepaid. Miss Beulah
Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.

white, 25c doz.; also hedge cuttings,
evergreen, 25c C; vine cut., 10c.; add
Mrs. J. B. Jones, Dahlonega,

Azaleas, trailing arbutus, sweet
crabapple, mtn. ivy, butterfly bush,
white dogwood, mtn. gooseberry
bushes, all 20c doz.; add postage un-
der $1 order. Mrs. Josie Thomason,
Morganton.

Christmas and Thanksgiving cac-
tus, 8-9 yrs. old, $1.35-$1.50 ea.; sev.
sprengeria ferns, 50c ea., del. Exc.
for eating apples or sun-dried peach-
es. Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust Grove.

Hastings large paper-white nar-
cissi bulbs, 25c doz. Mrs. Tom Hor-
tan, Moultrie. =

Yellow ruffly, dbl. butter and eggs,
yellow long trumpet daffodils, ea.
$1.50 C; 6 dif. geraniums, yr. old, 40c
ea., $2.25 for the 6, del. Mrs. T. H.
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Easter lily bulbs, blooming size,
$1 doz.; Feb. narcissi, 35c doz.; paper-
white narcissi, 30c doz.; coral vine
plants, 25c ea.; orange day lilies, 2c
ea. Miss Abbie Barrett, Barwick.

pink, blue, red, aurea, old rose, white
spireas, deutzia, forsythias, 2 var.
winter honeysuckle,
roses, 15c-25c. Mrs. George Boddie,
LaGrange, Rt. 6.

Lilies, 12-in., 25c ea.; lavender
er lilies, 20c doz., cash with order,
no chks.- Everlene McLaughlin,
Greenville, Rt. 3, Box 48.

Seventy arborvitae, 2-ft., 75c ea.,
postpaid. Mrs. G. W. Olivet, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.



Mee

4 ft., 50c. Mrs. S. D. Duncan, Cor-}

$2.25 C; 50c doz., $4 C; 60c doz.,:

Miss |

Mrs. G.|>

20c doz.;:

Randolph, Marietta, 409 Washington

Large dbl. red poppy seed, 25c oz.;3.
oz.; white, red, variegated hollyhocks,

Mixed bulbs, $1 C; glads., red and:

Dr. Van Fleet:

snowballs, white, pink, 10c ea.; East-.



Thursday, October 1, 1931
Flowers and Seed For Sale

Jonquil bulbs, 75c per C. Mrs. J. B
Bussey, Talbotton, Rt. 1, Box 22.

Yellow winter blooming
bulbs, Giant pink oxalis, 15c doz.:
daffodils, 20c doz., add postage. Miss
Lillian Wright, Zebulon.

Thirty fine kind dahlias, $5 doz.:
25 for sample of flowers; Pyramid
and Globe arborvitae, junipers and
blooming shrubs. Mrs. W. T. Panter
Morganton. :

German bearded iris, $1.25 C; red,

white, pink peonies, 3 for $1; Vinca

plants, $1 doz., del. James Cureton
Austell. :

Lilies, Easter, Calla, St. Bernard,
Milk and Wine, Phlox, geraniums,
iris, roses, ferns, Artilery wax plant;
bulbs, narcissi, jonquils, etc. Mrs. S,
E. Towns, Cordele.

Blue Grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c C,
$2 per 500. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hart-
well,

Asparagus Sprengeria fern, 10 yrs.
old, some branches 54 in. long; Sword
fern, 26 in., 4 yrs. old, reasonable
prices; Boxwood, rooted, 5 yrs., $1.50
ea. Miss Lela Thompson, Calhoun,
Rt. 4, Box 82.

Two redrose geraniums, blooming
size, 50c ea.; white jonquils, 15 doz.;

red and purple dahlia bulbs, 25c ea.: -

pink, red, dbk poppy seed, 10c snuff
boxful: Mrs. W. I. Pollard, Bremen,
Site d toO ot

~ Leucojum Vernum (white spring
snowflake), Orange Phoenix and
Primrose Phoenix dbl. narcissus, 40c
doz. bulbs; Campernelle jongils, 30
bulbs. Mrs. D. G. Jones, Arling-

n.

Crepe myrtle. bushes, % to 3 ft.
high, 50c ea.; 50 water oaks, 1 to 6
ft., $1 ea., not postpaid. Miss Myrtle
Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Sweet scented grass pinks, 4 doz.,
50c; Chinese Lanterns, 15c, 2 for 25c;
orange and Arabian lilies, 4 doz., 50c;
yellow bells, 10c ea. Mrs. Christine
McLeod, College Park, Rt. 2...

Cape jasmine, rooted, 20c; wis-
teria, Texas Creeper, Flowering pear,
15c ea.; crepe myrtle, 10c; sea ferns,
rooted, 10c; Easter lilies, 20c doz;
canna bulbs, 25c doz. Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Gordon, Rt. 3, Box 44-B.

Dbl. pink peony bulbs, 40c ea.. 3
for $1; paper white narcissi, 30c doz.;
blue heather hyacinths, 6 bulbs, 30c;
iris, Snow Queen, 50c doz. Miss Min-
nie Nash, Hampton, Rt. 2.

Red and yellow dahlias, 25c per
large bulb;
jonquils, narcissi, $1.50, or exc. for
15 white feed sacks; peonies, 20c ea.
Mrs. P. M. Boatright, Rayle.

White iris, 25c doz.; doz. yellow
hollyhocks, 15c ea., add postage. Bes-
sie Boone, Commerce.

White narcissus bulbs, fall plant-

Oxalis ~

1 M mixed buttercups,

ing, $1 C. Exc. for sound onions.

ee F. M. Westbrook, Alpharetta,
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Japanese yellow sweet p ea seed, %
Tb., 35c: % Ib., 60c; $1 Ib. No. chks.
Victoria Pace, Rebecca, Rt. 1.

Magnolias, small size, 40c ea., 3 for
| $1; large, $1 ea., exp. col.; water-
Yellow lilies, 20c doz.; fall pinks,

melon pink crepe myrtles, 25c ea., 5
for $1, postpaid, money order only.
Mrs. R. C. Taylor, Arlington. See
Dbl. red, white and pink geranium
cuttings, 5c ea.; 4 dif. large-leaf be-
gonias, unrooted cut. 5c, rooted 10c
ea. Mrs. C. W. Dutton, Tusculum.

One ea. begonia, hydrangea, spen=

geria fern, 6 Irish junipers, rooted;

crepe myrtle, arbovitae and boxwood

cut. Sell for cash or exc. for white
feed sacks. Mrs. W. A. Cosper, Bow-
don, Rt. 4.

Large narcissus bulbs, $1 per C;
jonquils, $1 C. Mrs. O. C. Beam, Blue
Ridge.

Watermelon crepe myrtle, red and
silver maples, woodbine, purple wis-
teria, yucca, red Dorothy Perkins,
white Cherokee roses, cheap, or Xxc.
for sacks, 100-Ib. size. Mrs.
Burch, Helena.



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Dark purple iris, $2 C; daffodils,

orange lilies, $4 M; dbi. pink peonies,
50c ea.: narcissi, 75c C. add postage.

Exc. Mollie Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. |

Royal purple iris, 20 doz.; 2-year=
old weigelas, 2, 25c; 2-year-old jas-
mines, 2, 25c:. altheas, 10c; holly-
hocks, 25 doz.; japonicas, 2, 25c, add
postage. Ellen Silver, Talking Rock.

Purple iris, yard hedge, rooted, $1
C: mums, 25 doz.; weeping willow
cut. and hedge cut., 25e C; zinnia
seed, dbl. asst col., 5 teaspoonful.
Miss Willa Mae Ralston, Ella Gap.

Seventy arborvitae, 2-ft. 75c a.s
postpaid. Mrs. G. W. Olivet, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Purple lantana cut., well rooted,
25c ea.: rosebud geraniums, 10c cut-

ting. Mrs. A. J. Stansel, Cleveland,
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Thursday, October 1, 1931

Flowers and Seed For Sale
Four M daffodil bulbs, 50c C, $4 M.

Mrs. F. C. Smith, Washington.
Narcissi, jonauil, 50c C; cheaper in

large lots. Curly Prince feather seed,

-10c spoonful, add postage. Mrs. M. J.

Cochran, Monticello, Rt. 6, Box 41.

Japonica seed, cardinal red, also
yariegated, red and white, 25c doz.
Gathering seed now and should be
planted immediately. Mrs. H. I.
Rahn, Flemington.

White, pink oxalis, white conch be-
gonia, weeping lilies, dbl. red gera-
niums, lace, maidenhair ferns; 10c

- ea.; green striped jew, 15c doz., del.

Mrs. H. D. Burt, Americus, Rt. 2,
Box 136.

White, yellow spring bulbs, 15c
doz.; 600, $3; doz. mixed gladioli free
with every $3 order. Mrs. O. J. Ham,
Forsyth.

- Kerria, japonica, snowballs, pink
spirea, 25c ea.; 2 ea. purple and pink
altheas, golden bells, bridal wreath,

any 2 for 25c; dogwood, 2, 25c.. Exe.

for sacks. Mrs. Manda Henderson,
Ellijay.

Cannas, per 100, City Portland,
pink, $3; Queen Helen, yellow, $2;
President, red, $2; Eureka, white, $4:
gladioli, $1; daffodils, jonquils, nar-
* 5c. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cor-

ele.

Crimson spirea, single white bridal
wreath, Japanese winter blooming
push honeysuckle, pink almond, pink
weigela, hibiscus, 20c ea.; 6, $1, del.;

| iris, 5 var., 40e doz. Mrs. J. T. Pat-
tillo, LaGrange, Rt. 6, Box 79.

Well rooted dwarf and tree box-
woods, $3.50 per C plants; pink crepe
myrtle, $1 doz.; white spirea, 20c ea.;
6, $1; white narcissi, 25 doz. Blanche

_Woedruff, Greenville.
' Blue iris, 25c doz.; red cannas, 35c

- doz.; October pinks, all col., 25 doz.;
_ 4 well rooted geraniums, $1; white
mulberry bushes, 50c ea., $2 doz. Mrs.

Nora Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.

Rosebud geraniums, rooted, 15c
ea.; Boston ferns, 10c; buttercup and
jonquil bulbs, 75c C; large pink be-
gonia, rooted, 15c; white Easter flag
lilies, 25c doz. Mrs. F. Happoldt,
Lewiston.

Madonna lilies, mammoth bulbs,
25c ed.; 2nd size, 20c ea.; peonies, 3
-for $1; calla lilies, 25c ea. Mrs. J. F.
Anderson, Blue Ridge.

_. Mixed colors and var. of large dbl.
poppy seed, also mixed col. larkspur
or delphinium, ea., 10c tbls. Mrs.

-. W. Clements, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Dbl. rose col. popy seed,, small tea-
Exc. for equal amt.
perrywinkle, any color, or mixed pe-

. tunia seed. Mrs. W. J. Garrett, Met-

asvil'e.
Sedum golden ace, 20c doz.; sem-
-pervinum hen and chicken, 40c doz:;

. Giant Barri Leedei daffodils and wa-

ter Fairy narcissus, 40c doz. Mrs. E.
E. Rye, Arlington.

Sey. 3-year-old monthly rose
bushes, 6 for $1; Star jasmine, 3 doz.,
$1; crepe myrtle, 10c; 6, 50c; wWis-
teria, same price. Mrs. J. L. Burk,
*itton, Rt. T, Box 34.

Azaleas, mixed col., 35c doz.; red
dogwood, 3 for 25c; evergreen galax,
2 doz., 25c; blueberry bushes, 2 for
25c; white pines, 20c ea. Mrs. Essie
Woody, Loving.

Mtn. roses, flowering almond, vel-
vet rose, 10c; tiger lilies, begonias,
hydrangea, geraniums, castus, cereas,
5c ea. cut. Exc. for white sacks. Mrs.
N. B. Lewis, Toomsboro. <
_ Roots of:a terrestrial orchid, per-
fectly hardy out-of-doors, foliage is
tall, sword-like, blooms rich redish

_ purple, 6 petal, flat bloom, tall spikes,

3-4 ft., 50c ea., 3 for $1. Mrs. Grant
Brock, Tallapoosa.

Pink perennial pea seed, 10c tbls.;
all col. mixed hollyhock seed, 10c
cup; mixed hibiscus, 10c tbls. Mrs.
Willie Dean, Talking Rock.

Japanese ornamental locust, Vir-
ginia creeper, wisteria and extra
Strong Kudzu, 25c ea.; Cherokee
hedge rose, $1 C, del. J. W. Toole,

Macon, Rt. 2.
shrubs, 2-ft.

Boxwoods, $2 C;

C coralberry, flowering
quince, golden bells, - spirea, bridal
wreath, crepe myrtle, Cherokee roses,
hemerocallis and blackberry lilies and
aoa Mrs. J. L. Rodgers, Green-

ille.

Queen of the blues, Dutch hya-
cinths, 3 doz., $1.10; King Alfred
daffodils, polyanthus, narcissi, jon-
quils, blooming size, 8% doz., $1.10;
Taixed; arborvitae, others. Mrs. W. H.
Rucker, Milner.

All col. monthly roses, weigela,
Rochesters, golden elders, abelia, dbl.
altheas, golden forsythia, 2-year size,
20c; tubrose, 25 doz.; peonies, 25

_ @a. Mrs. W. Vickers, Siloam.



MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed For Sale

Pyramidal _arborvitae, rooted
healthy, 20 in. tall, 35 ea. Miss Jes-
sie Cash, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3.

_ Butter and egg bulbs, blooming
size, 20c doz.; April blooming nar-
cissi, 15 doz., 2 for 25c; Boston ferns,
rooted, 10c ea.; St. Bernard lilies, 15e,
2 for 25. Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey.

_Dark purple iris, $2 C; orange
lilies, $1 C; daffodils, $1.50 C; deep
pink weigelas, yellow forsythia, 25c
ea., add postage. Exc. for white feed
gees Nancy Henderson, Ellijay,

Twenty-five purple lilacs, 7 yrs.
old, 40c ea., 3 for $1; small size, 25c
ea., 5 for $1; butterfly bush, 25c ea.,
5 a $1. Mrs. L. D. Spriggs, Rock-
mart,

Pansy, begonia, daisies, chrysan-
themums, etc. Sell or exc. 12 pot
plants for 1 bu. peas. Mrs. E. R. Siler,
Summertown.

Old-time sweet. violets (var. that

grew in our grandmothers time), Ic
ea., for 50 or more; inclose postage.
Miss Ella Trimble, Adairsville.
_ Butter and egg bulbs, April bloom-
ing white narcissus, jonquils, 15c doz.
Mixed, 500 for $3, $5 M. Mrs. Jeffie
Ham, Forsyth, Rt. 6.

Globe arborvitae, 22-in., 5 for $1;
azaleas, 2 to 3 ft., laurels, rhododen-
drons, yellow dcgwood, Cherokee
roses, $1 doz.; pink perennial phlox,
; doz., $1. Mrs. A. Wilson, Morgan-
on.

Twenty-five-in. plants, $1.50 ea.;
6-in., 25 ea.; 4-in., 15c oa.; 3-ft.
Magnolia Glaucia trees, 50c a., all
del. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Eight to 10-in. rooted dwarf box-
wood plants, uniform and bushy, $1
doz., del.; sev. var. rooted monthly
roses, 25 ea. Mrs. R. F. Terrell,
Greenville, Rt. 3.

Choice boxwoods, 15 plants, $1,
$30 M; Magnolia Glaucia trees, 3,
$1; lilac and white caps jasmine, 30c
ea.; crepe myrtle, 25 ea., all rooted.
ne C. M. Robinson, Greenville,

Boxwood plants, rooted, 75c doz.;
dbl. red Camelia japonica plants, 10c
ir., $1 ea.; hollyhock seed, 10c per
pkg. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Large size milk and wine lily bulbs,
10c ea., $1 doz., add postage. No
chks. Mrs. N. L. Palmer, Milford.

Jonquil and daffodil bulbs, $1.50 C;
elephant ear bulbs, 25c ea.; blue wa-
ter lilies, 25c; yellow larkspur, 35c
doz.; Xmas cactus, 25c ea. Miss Rona
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. :

Blooming size Trumpet Major daf-
fodils, white April blooming narcissi,
slightly mixed, $1 C, del.; blooming
shrubs and arborvitaes, reasonable
price. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, Atlanta,
Rt. 1, Box 213, phone Ray. 3273-M.

April cluster blooming narcissus,
75c per 100 bulbs. Mrs. Johnnie F.
Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 4.

Any size cottonwood, dogwood, hol-
ly and other shade trees, at differ-
ent prices; sat. guar. Write your
wants. H. J. Hill, Stone Mtn., Rt. 3,
Box 60. ;

Three-year-old shrubbery, abelias,
25c, 35c, 45c ea.; weigelas, extra
large, 50c ea., $3 doz.; honeysuckle,
25c, 35c, 40c; Excelso Rambler roses,
30c ea. Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Talla-
poosa, Rt. 3, Box 71.

Red, white geraniums, maple be-
gonias, dwarf boxwoods, 15c ea.;
white peonies, 25c; hollyhocks, 25c
doz.; yellow and white narcissus, 90c
100. A. E. Hughey, Ranger.

Junipers, 15-38 in. tall, 35e to 75c;
boxwoods, 6-12 in., 60c-$1.50 doz.;
purple iris, blackberry lilies, 25c doz.;
perennial aster, golden glow, 10c
clump. Mrs. Dalla Roark, Clermont.

Five C daffodils, slightly mixed,

| $2.40; begonias, angel wing tree, red

conch,.10c ea. cut.; pink, salmon,
purple and white sultanas, 1 cut. of
ea., 25c. Mrs. J. D. Boyette, Cairo,
Rte;

White Bermuda Easter lily bulbs,
blooming size, 10c ea., 40c per 14 doz.,
$6 C; gardenias, 75c ea, 1-2% ft.
tall; Alphine moss, 5c per plant,
rooted, add postage. Miss Idel Rahn,
Guyton, Rt. 1.

Dbl. red peony bulbs, with 2 and 3
eyes, 20c ea., 6 for $1, add postage.
Mrs. A. R. Clack; Auburn.

Dbl. pink hyacinths, 10c ea. bulb,
80c doz., add postage less than doz.;
cape jasmine, 2 and 3 yrs. old, 40c
and 50c. Bessie Martin, Gainesville,
Rt. 9:

One eam oxalis, cabbage geranium,
red and white begonias, dbl. petu-
nias, 3 kinds cactus, grape begonias,
squirrel toil and sword fern, maple
begonias, ger. rainbow moss, rooted,
50c or 6 for 25c. Roy Grindle, Dah-

lonega.



Flowers and Seed For Sale

Azaleas, rhododendrons, mtn. lau-
rels, spruce, japonicas, coralberry,
dogwood, white pine, crabapple, but-
terfly bush, velvet rose, 6 for $1, $1:75
per 12; galax, snowdrops, 40c doz.
Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay.

Jonquils, single and dbl. daffodils,
narcissus, yellow day lilies, $1 C;
fine shrubbery, large size, and pot
plars, cheap; enclose stamp for de-
scriptive price list. Mrs. C. H. Ward,
Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Red hollyhock seed, dbl. pink hol-
lyhock, 3 tbls. for 10c; cuttings St.
Augustine grass, $1 bu., FOB. Miss
A. Dixon, Alma, Box 55.

Roman blue hyacinths, buttercups,
butter and egg bulbs, Oct. lilies, 30c
doz.; jonquils, 15 doz.; yellow nar-
cissus, 25c doz.: pink thrift, 15 doz.
Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler, Rt. 2,
Box 44,

Six large stiff-leaf caladium bulbs,
25c ea., $1 for lot; white iris bulbs,
50c C. Miss Carrie Pierson, Cullo-
den, Rt. 2.

All col.. monthly roses, 25c ea.;
single blue hyacinth, 30c doz.; butter-
cups, jonquils, 20c doz.; yellow nar-
cissus, 20c doz., all blooming size.
Mrs. Ella Robinson, Greenville.

Easter lily bulbs, white, large size
bulbs, Lloom this season, 75c doz.,
$5 C, add postage. Miss Blanche
Shearouse, Guyton.

Purple Prince iris, yellow daffodils,
dbl. or single, long trumpet, April
blooming, white narcissus, snowdrops,
yellow iris, 20c doz.; snow balls,
golden bells, 20c ea. Mollie Reece,
Ball Ground, Rt. 4.

Oriental poppy seed, dbl. pink, 6c
teaspoonful; 10c thls. Mrs. J. E.
Passe, Madison. i :

Yellow jonquils, 15c doz., $1.15 C;
May narcissus, fragrant, butter-and-
egg, snowdrops, purple Roman hya-
cinths, 25c doz., $1.90 C. Govt insp.
Mrs. B. F.-Harrison, Bolingbroke.

Dwarf boxwood, 4 to 8 in., 4c ea.,
any quantity; 50 tree box bushes,
15-18 in., $10; 5-9 in., 4c ea. Exc.
some for 10 young pullets. Mrs. W. E.
Pearson, Gay.

Daffodils, 15c doz.:; shasta daisies,
10c doz.; also booking orders for
dahlia bulbs, 15c doz., yellow and
red; add postage on orders less than
es Miss Mamie Garner, Menlo,
TUK

Hollyhock plants, all colors, dbl.
and semi-dbl., 25c doz.; jonauil, nar-
cissus, 5 dif. kinds, white and yellow,
25c doz.; shrubbery and fine lilies,
10c-15c ea. Mrs. Julia, Darnell, Jas-
per, Rt.1.

Blue, light pink abelia, giant phlox,
lemon lilies, 25c doz.; white, blue
butterfly, cram japonicas, 2, 25c;
bleeding heart, puzzle fool, 35c bulb,
add postage. Pearl Vick, Ellijay.

Jonquil bulbs, le ea. or exc. for
snowdrops or any spring blooming
bulbs; orange day lilies, milk and
wine lilies, 10c ea. Mrs. G. C. Mon-
roe, Doerun, Rt. 1.

Barberry,\6 for 30c; Eng. daisies, 6
for 25e; peach roses, pink, 15c ea.,
2 for 25c; iris, mixed, lemon lilies,
25 doz.; white phlox, 30c doz. Mrs.
Dessie Vick, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dbl. pink hollyhock seed, 2 thls.,
10c; sng. red, white hollyhock, 3
this., 10c; jonquil bulbs, 75c C. Exc.

for peony and tulips. Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield, Jasper, RFD 4.
Baby breath fern, oxalis, red

spotted leaf cactus, yellow flower
caladium, yellow spotted box vine,
yellow flowered cactus, cigar cactus,
10e ea. Exc. for onions. Mrs. W. A.
Lewis, Toomsboro.

Jonquil, daffodil, narcissus bulbs,
$3.20 M; 3 colors iris, 25c doz., 5 doz.
fer $1; hardy phlox, 15c doz., 2 doz.
25c. Mrs. J. W. Silver, Talking Rock.

Pink crepe myrtle and mimosa
trees, 50c ea.; white iris, purple lilac,
bridal wreath, spirea, jonquil and
trumpet daffodil bulbs, 30 doz.; red
blooming pear, 30c doz. Mrs. E. T.
May, Warthen. /

Three colors hollyhock seed, deep
pink, light pink and orchid, 5c tbls.,
add postage. Mrs. C. H. Farrar,
Jenkinsbureg.

Crimson and dbl. yellow japonica,
2 yrs. Old, 25c ea.; 6 yrs.; 50c.ea.;
fox glove, 35c doz.; purple crepe
myrtle, 50c ea.; snowdrops, 20c ea.;
Chinaberry, 40c. Mrs. Mart Gentry,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dbl. yellow, crimson japonica, 2
yrs., 25 ea.; 6 yrs., 50c; hardy phlox,
40c doz.; red crepe myrtle, 50c ea.;
white crepe myrtle, 50c ea.; jonquil,
daffodils, 35c doz. Miss C. Barrett,
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 62.

Carnation flowered, mixed frmged
dbl. voppy seed, 5c pkg.; 10c oz. Mrs.

W.H. Cooper, Quitman, Rt. 1. 4;



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Flowers and Seed For Sale

Crimson amaryllis bulbs, 75 doz;
butter-and-egg daffodils, jonquils,
10e doz.; add postage, no stamps.
Mrs. M. T. Tanner, Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Madonna lily bulbs, large size, 20c -

ea.: large dbl. Empress daffodils, 7c
ea. bulb; long trumpet daffodils,
paper-white narcissus, snowdrops, all
25c doz.;: dbl. pink hyacinths, 10
bulb. Mrs. Mary Spruell, Alpharetta.

Euonymous plants, 2 yrs. old, 2 ft.
high, $3 doz.; President and King
Humbert red cannas, Beethoven pink,
Richard Wallace yellow, $5 C; mint
plants, 50 C...Mrs. 2. M. Story;
Thomson.

April narcissus, jonquils, daffodils,
$1 C, $8 M; sweet purple violets,
rooted, $1 C; white star jasmine and
yellow jasmine, 6 for $1. Mrs. A. A.
Carey, Royston, Rt. 1.

Granddad graybeard, 3 for $1;
golden bells, 25c ea.; blue bottle
bulbs and wild Easter lilies, rooted;

sweet purple violets, $1 C. Mrs. Lula_

McElhannon, Royston, RFD.

Snapdragons, 1% yrs. old, $3 doz.;
dwarf-spider wart, $5 C; giant spider
wart, $10 C; 4 large dwarf boxwood,
23 ft., $30, FOB. Mrs. Clara Belle
Carey, Royston.

Narcissus, jonquils, snowdrops,
daffodils, iris, orange lilies, 30c doz.;
red dogwood, $1 per 12; golden glow,
25c doz.; arborvitae, different sizes.
Elsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Old-fashioned jonquil bulbs, 10c
doz., 50c C, $4 M. Mrs. R. F. Scar-
borough, Byron, Rt. 1.

Sev. col. large flowering cannas, 35c
doz.; everblooming roses, 5 for $1;
annual roses, 3 for 25c; elephant ears,
August and tiger lilies, 10c. Mrs. J.
Winter, Buford.

Blue and white iris, 15c doz.; 7 col.
dbl. geraniums, 5c per cutting, or all
for 25c; sword and Boston ferns, 10c
ea. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Cumming.

Sweet pea seed, 25c per % Ib., 50c
per 14 lb., $1 lb., mixed, long stems
and prolific bloomers. W. J. Burney,
Pooler, Box 26.

Twelve dwarf boxwoods, good
shape, no bad sides. Write for price
or come see them. Mtn. laurel, trail-

ies, 20c ea. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1, Box 33.

Golden arborvitae, 8 for $1; jon-
quil bulbs, $1 C; red buds, 3 for 25c;
Jap. tiger lilies, 30c doz.; Cherokee
roses, 75c doz. F. E. Abercrombie,
Mineral Bluff, care DeHarts.

Seed, larkspur, pink and _ white
stocks, dbl. white, feverfew, sweet
Williams, all 10c pkt.; Stone plants,
10e; calycanthus, 20c; violets, 15c
/doz.; ferns, 10c and 15c. Mellie Mer-
ritt, Cairo; Rt..2.

Compact, Chinese dwarf arborvi-
tae, 8 to 14 in. above ground, 10c to
25c ea.; dbl. pink altheas, dbl. pink
oleanders, 15c and 20c ea. Miuittie
Collins, Smithville, Rt. 1.

Snowdrops and yellow narcissus
bulbs, ea. 20c doz.; giant Amaryllis
hybrids, 20c ea., 3 for 50c, 7 for $1,
prepaid. Miss Ida Grier, Arlington.

One large lace fern, $4; 4 large
pink geraniums, blooming, 35c ea.;
jonquil bulbs, 75c C, not del. Mrs. P.
E. Wallace, Hapeville.

Daffodils, 500, $2.50; iris, $3 C3;
fox glove, 18e doz.; altheas, 50c doz.;
yellow japonicas, $1.25 doz.; little
mums, 15 doz.
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Red, white verbena, 3 doz., 50c;
coral vine, 60c; military ferns, red
begonias, red carnations, 3, 25c, well
rooted. Exc. for coral, angle wing
begonias. Mrs. Ida Taylor, Arlington,
Rte 2.

Gladioli bulbs, 40c doz.; yellow
jonquils, $1 C; yellow lilies, 75c C.
Mrs. L. C. Gable, Tallapoosa. :

Blooming size yellow daffodils,
butter and eggs and April blooming
narcissus, 20c doz. bulbs; two-tone
blue and purple iris, blooming size,
30c doz.; amaryllis, 15c. Mrs. F. R.

| Hobbs, Siloam.

Giant white spider lilies, 3 for 40c;
red spider lilies, 3 for 25c; perennial
phlox (mauve pink), 30c doz., pre-
paid. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington.

Butter and eggs and daffodil bulbs,
70e C, $6 M; also mixed bulbs, jon-
quils, daffodils, butter and eggs, $5,
~~ ar Miss Vida Powell, Eiberton,

Cream-white fragrant narcissus,
bronze red day lilies, purple iris bulbs,
35c doz., 80c C; Balsam, Spruce,
Rhododendrons, Red Burr and White
Dogwood, 4 for $1, postpaid. Mrs.
Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Azales, 60c doz.; iris, old rose phlox,
25e doz.; bleeding heart. 30c ea.; dbl.



yellow and red japonicas, pink wei-
geleas, 15c ea. T. L. Hicks, Ella Gap.



ing arbutus, 75c doz.; black raspber- .

Mrs. Oscar Silver,

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White Bermuda Easter lily bulbs,
$1 doz. and postage. Miss Lela Rahn,
- Rincon, Rt. 2.

- Red and yellow azaleas, 25c doz.;

white pines, 2 for 50c; red and yel-

Yow japonicas, 3 for 25c; red dog-

woods, 25c doz., well rooted. Add

postage. Mrs. Callie Richard, Loving.

Six large pot-size geraniums, 1 pur-

ple, 2 bright red and clear pink, 1
purplish pink, 1 rose-red, 1 smaller
white, 3 for $1; blood-red pretty-by-

night seed, 10c doz. Mrs. H. E. Mc-
- Curley, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Bleeding heart, 35c; iris, 20c; dbl.
yellow, single red japonicas, weigelas,
20c; purple phlox, spider wart, 20c
_ doz.; March flowers, 20c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Kinda Evans, Ellijay, '

Rt. 3.
_ Dbl. petunias, fuchsia, striped jew,
maple begonias, 15 cut., 50c; oxalis,
rainbow moss, geraniums, 2 kinds
-Jantana, red begonias, pink, white
lilies, 10, 75c. Add postage. Mary
-Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Two ea. geraniums, fuchsia, dbl.
petunias, hibiscus, justicia, hydran-
-gea, red, white, maple, angel wing,
beefsteak begonias, 1 ivy ger., 2 cac-
tus, 50c, 12 for 35c. Mrs. Sarah Grin-
dle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. -

Dbl. daffodils, jonquils, paper-
white narcissus, 20c doz.; blue, white
and variegated iris, 25c doz.; blue
Roman hyacinths, 20c doz.; 3-year-
old boxwoods, 25c ea., add postage.
Mrs. J. Elsner, Austell, Rt. 2. - |

- Sweet Williams, water lilies, mtn.
ferns, 25c doz.; azaleas, mtn. laurels,
50c doz.; maples, 2, 25c; Cherokee
roses, 6, 25c; trailing arbutus, 25c
doz., add postage. Theodshia Ross,
Morganton.

Twenty boxwood bushes, 2-3 feet,
well shaped, for sale. L. W. Cathey,
Clarkesville, Rt. 3. ;

- Lemon lilies, orange lilies, blue and
purple iris, $1 C; red flowering
quince, yellow golden bells, Eng. dog-
wood, 75c for 10. Mrs. George Bla-
Jock, Ellijay, Rt. 3. .
ss One M jonquil and narcissus bulbs,
mixed, $3.20; red hollyhock plants,
yellow and white mums,
iris, $1 C; spirea bushes, golden hells,
35c doz.; dbl. red cannas, 6, 75c. Mrs. !
V..G. Silver, Oakman, Rt. 1. i
Blue, purple lavender iris, hardy
- phiox, 20c doz.; bleeding heart, pink
peonies, 25c ea.; pink weigelas, red,
yellow japonicas, 26c ea.; narcissus,

15c doz. Martha Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Camellia japonicas, indica azaleas,
basiana shrubs, ligustrums, pittospo-

. rum, nandina, photenia, pyracantha,
- tea olives, juniper, 2, $1.10; deodara,

cypress, retinospora, 2, $1.50; abelia,

oleanders, spireas, 4, $1.15. Mrs. J. A.!

Griffin, Cordele.

Pink perennial phiox plants and
Javender iris, 25c per doz. ea. Mrs.
Hawes Cloud, Crawfordviile.

German iris, colors purple-smokey
and purple, yellow and brown; dbl.
jonquils, yellow and cream, 25c doz.;
narcissi, white lady, 75c C; snow-
Grops, 25c C. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ring-
gold.

_ Large dbl. peony and carnation

flowered poppy seed, white, dark red,
bright red, salmon pink, rose, lav-
ender and purple, colors mixed or
geparate, 10c teaspoonful. Mrs. C. J.

Kelly, Tifton. :

Slack Prince iris bulbs;. $1.25 C;

snowbalis, hydrangea and roses,. box-
woods, junipers and other shrubbery
at reasonable price. Mrs. N. P. Pad-
gett, Ella Gap.

Dbl. pink almonds, pink weigelas,
thorniess yellow roses, snowballs,
flowering quince, bridal wreath,
_ bridal bouquet, golden bells, pink
- erepe myrtle, 15c ea., 2 for 25c, add
- postage. . Mrs. Sidda Southerland,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Blue grape hyacinths, 50c per C
bulbs, $2 per 500, all postpaid. Miss
Vena Brown, Hartwell. :

Spruce and white pines, $1 to $4
doz.; blue iris, yellow lilies, $1 -C;
daffodils and narcissi, mixed, 75c C;
wisteria vines, 25c ea. Yonge Walker,
Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Dbl. pink hyacinth bulbs, 10c ea.,
- $0c doz., add postage on orders less
- than doz.; cape jasmine, 3 yrs. old,
- 50c. Delia Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9.
Pink phlox, lemon lilies, yellow
- 4dris, blue fox glove, 25c doz.; peach
rose, japonicas, lilac, 25c; Eng.
daisies, 3, 25c; mums, mixed colors,
- 25c doz. Inez Vick, Ellijay.

White dogwood, water lilies, mtn.
- ferns, 20c doz.; blue iris lilies, 25c
_ doz.; mtn. laurels, azaleas, 50c doz.;
mtn: ivy, 40c doz., add postage. Mrs,

Flowers and Seed For a

lavender }.

Flowers and Seed Wanted

Exc. fine bulbs, orchid, red, yel-
low and purple dahlias, for shrub-
bery, 2 large bulbs for rooted shrub,
including abelia, crepe myrtle and
yellow bell. Mrs. Russell Cleghorn,
Villa Rica, Box 98.

Exc. jonquil bulbs for abelia and
pink oleander and red and white al-
thea bushes, well rooted. Mrs. Lee
Walden, Mitchell.

Want narcissus. Will exc. Easter
lilies; also want Sweet William, Bird
of Paradise seed. Exc. value. Ever-
lene McLaughlin, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Exc. pink iris aream for any of
the following: Abelia, pink and red
crepe myrtle, pink or red weigela,
pink oleander. C. R. Hardy, Jasper,
Bted.

Want hyacinth bulbs, any kind or
color; gladioli bulbs, blooming size,
any color; white spider lily. Will exc.
daffodil bulbs; also will sell daffodil
bulbs, 50c C. Mrs. J. R. Gable, Ray-
mond. :

Exc. fruit trees and flowering
shrubs for red, white and pink lilies
and feed sacks. Mrs. L. H. Coe,
Eastanollee.

Want 2 doz. or more abelia bushes,
2 doz. or more thumbergia spirea
bushes. State your best prices. Mrs.
E. G. Horne, Barnesville.

Want red, white, pink, dbl. poppy
seed, 12 peach tree roses, 6 red,
pink, 2 white, but will take all red.
Quote very best price, postage pre-
paid. Mrs. T. H. Mull, Aragon, Rt. 1.

Want 2 doz. ea. tulip and crocus
bulbs and a few pink and red iris.
Exc. other flowers or dried peaches
at 15c lb. Mrs. A. C. Arnett, Amity,
RFD 1.

Exc. yellow cannas, white spirea,
zennia seed, pink running rose and
golden glow for tulip, peonie and
hyacinth bulbs. Mrs. G. L. Tallant,
Cumming, Rt. 1.

Want large dbl. japonica bushes;
state price, height, width, color and
enclose snapshop of it if possible.
Mrs. Thos. W. Wyler, Savannah, P.
O. Box 196. :

Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale

No. 2 J. B. Humdinger Hammer
mill. Have 5 screens and dbl. sacker.
nearly new. Ist class cond., $200;
about 25 h. p. eng., mounted, good
cond., $100. I. M. Hyde, Fitzgerald,
Box 247, aN

Three roller cane mill, practically
new, used 2 seasons. Sell or exc. for
good milch cow or pullets. J. S.
Wolfe, Savannah, 615 44th St., West.

Cole 3-row grain drill in good cond.
Sell or exc. for 10 bu. Abruzzi rye,
guar. Lee Jones, Collins, Rt. 2.

Twelve h. p. gas eng., good cond.,
cheap for cash, or trade for reg. Jer-
sey or Guernsey heifers. Mrs. L. M. ;
Clark, Garfield.

One Lilliston Peanut Picker, good
cond., $50 cash, or exc. for Red Du-
roe gilts. Roy R. Kelly, Monticello.

Combination Peanut Picker and
grain thrash. Sell or exc. for 2 good
cows of any good breed. Joe M.
Brown, McRae. .-

Economy King cream separator,
good cond., $10 cash, FOB. J. F. Ty-
son, Tennille.

Rice muller and cleaner, used 5
mos. in good order, cheap. J. A.
Roche, Crescent.

Chattanooga Cane mill, No. 1, used
only 1 yr. Sell or exc. for pure bred
Jersey or Guernsey heifer. Write. E.
D. Paulk, Fitzgerald, Box 444.

Internl Harvester tractor harrow,
24-18 in. discs, perfect cond., $50
cash. May be examined at my farm,
1 mile Cornelia. Richard Lewis, Cor-
nelia.

Set water mill machinery, corn
mill complete, large part wheat ma-
chinery too. Can be made dbl. corn
mill, $150 as it stands. C. W. Cheney,
Madras.

Golden power cane mill, No. 27.
New, never used. Cheap. Take in part
Ga. cane syrup and fat hogs ready
for market. Mrs. H. J. McCorvey,
Hawkinsville,

No. 14 Chattanooga (3) cane mill
in good cond., $40, FOB. No chks.
A. W. Powell, Metcalfe, Rt. 1, Box 11.

One Letz grinding mill, practically
new for sale. Dr. N. C. Alston, Rich-
land.

Three h. p., 220 volt 60 cycle, 3
phase motor, also 2 h. p. 110-220 R.
I. single phase motor. Sell or exc. for
pea huller, mower, or Disc harrow.
E. R. Budden, East Point.



One 24 in. Meadows mill, used lit-

tle, $40, FOB. H. P. Holbrook, Com-



J. F.

Carson, Morganton.
Bs ies



merce.

e



hhower, practically new,

milk. R, B. Elliott, Martin, Rt. 2.



Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale |

No. 36 Golden syrup mill and 16x4
pan, A-1 cona., $140; Deering shred-
der with blower, complete on wheels
at bargain. G. W. Reaves, Athens,
721 Milledge Ave. x

Chattanooga 3 roller No. 13 cane.
mill and evaporator. Good cond., $25,
FOB, E. M. Wright, Nacoochee.

One pair team wagon scales, sell
cheap or trade. H. B. Chandler,
Luthersville. j

Kelly feed mill, never used, $50;
new John Deere self-dump hay rake,
$40. Cash with order. Robt. S. An-
derson, Hawkinsville.

Absolutely new Cypress water tank,
including indicator gauge, 1 in. gal-
vanized tank connection and 2 in.
gal. tank connection. Cost $125, sell
ee FOB cars. J. C. Collier, Barnes-
ville. |

One boiler and eng., 20 h. p. each,
for sale cheap. Frank Touchton,
Fargo.

Delco light and _ batteries, also
about 20 bulbs, (30 volt.) Plant was
in fine running cond. when moved
for city electricity. Best offer. Q. B.
eee Savannah, 39 Abercorn
St.
Second-hand mower and rake of
the Deering make, $50 for both. W.

4|J. Morgan, Stillmore.

Eighteen in. Cotton King harrow,
$25; 2 mowers and rake, $25; 3 row
grain drill, $5; I. H. C. stalk cutter,
$35; 3-2 row dusting machines; other
farm machinery. R. S. Parham,
Greenville. : :
Fordson in first class cond. with
Towers Sullivan fluted heavy disc
harrow and 1 lighter harrow. Cheap
for cash, or exc. for heifers or milch
cows. Hughes T, Reynolds, Rome,
400 West 3rd St. ;

Two Chattanooga 24 turning plows,
2 Chatt. 61 turning plows, 1 Moline
binder, 20-14 mile rolls No. 12 gal.
iron wire. Mrs. C. C. Burkhalter,
Louisville.

One No. 10 Oliver; 1 feed crusherm
horse power; 1 syrup kettle, 60 gal.,
and other farm articles for sale. Mrs.
ae Carter, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3, Box
Two Oliver Goober i-horse turn-
ing plows, almost new, not hurt, $5.50
each. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

One large pea and bean thrasher,
power and hand operated, $10, Exc.
for syrup, meat, honey, or peas. E. J.
Hart, College Park.

One Clark California cutaway har-
long and
short draw bar. Cheap. G. E. New-
some, Hawkinsville.
Tractor and pulley, 23 model.
Good cond., $35, FOB. P. B. Hayes,
Griffin, Rt. A. ee
Fordson tractor, first class cond.,
also 1 harrow to go with it. W. H. H.
Barham, McDonough, Rt. 1.

Grain mower, rake, fair cond., $45;
8 disc oat drill, fertilizer attach-
ments, good cond., $40; 3 wheel John
Deere bottom plow, perfect cond.,
$50, FOB. Geo. Jennings, Dawson.
One complete Delco light plant, 33
volts, practically new. Set the plant
in your home and start running for
$150. Hubert Franklin, Metter.

One-horse Golden Cane mill in No.
1 shape, new, $25 cash, or $30 value
in cattle, hogs or sheep. J. W. Hen-
derson, Cordele.

Wheel garden plow with sev. dif-
ferent. points in .good cond. for sale.
Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust Grove.

Primrose Separator, good cond.,
$40, or exc. for 50 W. L. 4 mos. old.
pullets and 5 cockerels, Tancred str.
F, E. Shannon, Lenox.

Three roller power cane mill, 6 h.
p. eng., pan and new belt. All good.
Sell cheap. Mrs. W. W. Robinson,
Oglethorpe, Rt .1. 5

Two 10 gal. milk cans, 2-5 gal.
cans, and sey. 5 and 10 gal. cream
cans in good cond. cheap. J. E. Fears,
Madison,

Power hay press, I. H. C. make.
Practically new. Also 25 h. p. dbl.
cylinder gas eng, and a Separator
cheap for cash, or exc. for hogs, cat-
tle, or mules. Douglas McRae, Boston.

Two pecan tree dusting machines
cheap, Williamson stump puller
complete with cable, power hay press,
disc tractor plow, manure spreader,
stalk cutter, 2-horse plows. cream
separators, etc. Fred C. Geiger,
Flintside. 5

One Letz grinding mill, practically
ee for sale. Dr. N. C. Alston, Rich-

and.

Good syrup. mill, whole outfit first
class. Sell or exc. for cow, fresh in



For Sale

Second-hand and new hammer
feed mills at bargain prices; Write
for full information. C. G. Holder,
Bainbridge.

Fairbanks 6 h. rb. eng. val. $75 in
good cond., and other farm articles
of value, sell or exc. for milch cow,
ae and corn. J. O. Dalton, Wrights-
ville.

Fairbanks-Morse 1% h. gas. end.;
1 water pump. Good cond. Sell or
exc. for seed oats or hogs. S. Ww,
Avera, Lexington. :

One fruit grinder, will grind all
fruits without breaking seed, rate of
50 to 60 bu. per hour, by hand ag
well as by horse power, $20 at barn,
Chas. J. Faulkner, Ball Ground.

A $30 fruit evaporator, 10 trays,
complete with 9 extra trays and

hens, W. L. or Barred Rocks, pure
bred. W. Harrison, Fitzgerald.

Two row grain drill, 6 row grain
drill, % horse Syracuse turn plows,
cut-a-way disc harrows, peg tooth
harrows, and other farm articles. J,

C. Collier, Barnesville.

Fordson pulley, used only 5 days,
good as new, $15. Cashiers chk. or
money order with order. J. L. White,
Adairsville, Rt. 1. /

J. L. Parker, Cartersville.
Six h. p. Witte eng. and cut-off,

power sufficient to operate grain

mer mill. Ben Tanner, Sandersville.
McCormick reaper, 8 ft. cut., good

good cond., $80, FOB here. C. D,
Williamson, Plains.

chine and 1 hand dump rake, both
good cond., $40 for the 2, FOB; 5
h. p. Economy gas eng., mounted,
By FOR: Grady Gibson, Waycross,

Two McCormick mowers, 1 Mo-

line tractor mower, 2. tractor har-<

rows, 2 hay boxes. Sell or exc. for
grain cutter or hogs. Joseph Free-
man. Blakely.

machine, high lift, 5 ft. cut., in per=
fect cond.; also McCormick rake in
good working order, $50 FOB for
both. T. I, Thomason, Bainbridge.

ly used and in good cond. Cheap for
cash. J. J: Bone, Butler. =

McCormick hay rake, Fordson
tractor, pulley, Oliver dbl. disc plow,
2 h. Chatt. turn plow, 2 1-horse
Chatt. turn plows, Int. riding culti-
vator. Sell or exc. M. B. Lee, Ft.
Valley.

One ea. Dixie plow, cultivator plow,
spring tooth harrow, spring tooth
cultivator, planter, wheel: push plow
and other tools. Cheap for cash. All
in 1 lot. Ed. McLaughlin,
Rt. 2.

Fifty good as new friction-top
syrup pails, 5 and 10 Ib. sizes, com<
plete with all covers, bailes, etc., $2.50

for lot, FOB here. N. Rosene, Ft. .

Valley, P. O. Box 44.

except will need new slide, $7. O. A.
Andrews, Jackson, Rt. 2.
Five hundred pieces of 8x10 glass

316c ea., or exc. for chickens. Walter
Hunnicutt, Tallulah Falls. |

me Domo cream separator in per=
fect cond. with 5 gal. cream can.
Cost $50. Sell $25, or exc. for R. I.

Harrell, Quitman, Rt. 6.
Second-hand cane mill, No. 27, 3

good cond. Mrs. Mollie Wilder, Ber-
jin, Rt. 1.

Empire grain drill, Royal pea
hull for sale or exc. for oats and
wheat. C. B. Richards, White, Rt 2.

good as new, $8 each, FOB. Exc. for
A-1 Ga. Cane syrup. M. B. Boat-=
right. Blun.

Cost $30. Will take $15, or exc. for
16 laying hens or W. Pekin ducks

Fitzgerald.
Eight hundred fifty watt Delco
plant for sale or exc. for reg. Jersey

bine.

No. 1 J. B. Humdinger 1
$175; 20 inch Meadows corn mill,
$60; 6 h. p. Fairbanks-Morse eng.



Second-Hand Machinery

furnace, $15, or exc. for 15 laying

Two mill rocks, good. cond, for sale,

(not saw-mill outfit), mounted. Has ~

thrash. Sell or exc. for good Ham-.
cond., $75; Superior grain. drill, 8 ft.

New, 4 McCormick mowing ma- _

Nearly new John Deere mowing

1928 model Fordson tractor, slight-

Sr., Macon,

Two-horse Wizard plow, No. 75; 2
new points with dbl. tree, complete

spitable for hot-house covering, etc., a

One 60 and 1-80 gal. syrup pan,

Ten tray fruit evaporator with 9
extra trays and furnace complete.

not over 2 yrs. old. W. Harrison,
or Guernsey cow. F. S. Liles, Wood-
feed mill,

practically new; 25 h. p. F.-M. crude
oil eng. G. W. Reaves, Athens, 721
+ So. Milledge, Ave. Se



















Red chickens or turkeys. Mrs. J.B.

roller, Also ker, eng. 12 h. p. Allin

' areday, October 1, 1981

Second-Hand Machinery
a For Sale

Bight h. p. Mogul I. H. C. gas eng.,
A-1 cond.; 10 h. p. Titnal, slight re-
pairs; line shafs, hangers and other
Tquipment in good cond. Cheap for
cash. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville, Box

ie
Dek each, dbl. fen mowing ma-
chine, rake, and disc. Mowing ma-
chine and rake need new tongue and
some minor repairs. Sell or exe. for
heifer cow, hogs or chickens. J. S.
Wolfe, Savannah? 615 44th St. West.

wo No. 27 Avery turn plows, first
ass eond., $5.50 cash, or exc. for
pigs, corn or peas. John w: Moseley,
operton, Rt. -2;

ive h. p. gas. eng., $7 0 eens

1es in good working order; 1 hand
ip rake, $40 for both. Grady
bson, Waycross, Rt. 1.

Sev. John Deere spring tooth har-
15 teeth, 2 sections, new, $10.

OB. G. F. Hernlen, Augusta, 1767| mill, must be cheap for cash; quote}

.cap. flow of windmill and cond. and

edgeville Road.
Emmerson 2 row stalk cutter with
-horse hitch and neck yoke, 2
linders of 7 blades each. Never,
[, $55, FOB. Leland F. Walter,
ta, 1709 Chestnut St.
ington cotton and corn planter,
as. new, for sale or exc. for 20
eed oats, Texas or Fulghum. J.
uffington, Zebulon, Rt. 1.
one-half h. p. gas. eng. for
-or trade for cow or hogs. J. A.
Loganville.
Be Chattanooga cane mill and

he eater. used 2 yrs; 2-horse

plow, guano distributor, ham-
and other farm}

plow stocks
les for sale. R. R. Moon, Gray-

me DY. Home wagon scales, cheap,
exc. for anything can use. Mrs.
R. Chandler, Luthersville.

ultan gas. eng., 24% h. p., vertical |

in good cond., $15. H. P. Ader-

st Point, 510 Vesta Ave.

. kinds of farm tools for sale}

onable. Write for list and prices.
Mary lg Atlanta, 211 Tech-

od Dr., N. E

vist: mill, sheller and crusher, new,
gas. eng., 60-saw cotton gin,
e. W. W. Wilkinson, Villa |

Good water. grist mill, plenty pow-

plow tools, etc.; for "sale, reason- |.

ee Ry Clarke, Waleska.

Family size grist mill, good cond.,
also large size No. 12 food chopper

ith sausage stuffer, $3. Mrs. Chas.
Z, Palmetto, Rt. 2.

Two h.-p. gas. eng., 6-3 amperes,

25-250-volt generator, extra beltings
pulleys, eng. run only 3 days,
cash. G. P. White, Atlanta, 1348
ery Ave.)

. 12 DeLaval cream . cesindeior:
| shape, $20. Mrs: J. F. Ham-
Summerville, Rt. 1.
fell water wheel, 1314 diz., re-
Harold Barber, Winder.

(22x36 Case separator, 14x18

se power boiler, corn binder, grain
n husker and shredder, mow-
chine. Write for list and de-
tion. O. K. David, Marshallville.

One large harrow and large 2-

plow. Mrs. KE. M. Travis, Fay-

teville.

One set blacksmith tools. First chk.

gets them. Write for list of.
-A. Jones, Rome, Rt. 2.

rm bal. scales and new goose-

ced hee, for sale or exc. for 25

bred B. L. baby chicks. Miss

penne. Vienna, 309 Church!
cheap for cash, also a good mowing}

Small 2- roller Chattanooga cane
ood cond., for sale or exc. for
ing of value. W. F. Patten, Adel.

ond-Hand Machinery
Wanted

Want good" 2nd-hand mowing ma-
, hot run more than 3 yrs.
D for cash. J. R. Harpe, Sweet

ant Hay Press, A-1 cond., horse
iS Give full description in first
a. Re Browning, Stockton.
Want Hay Press in good cond.
te number of yrs. used and cash
M. S. Miles, Metter, Rt. 1.
jeld peas or Abruzzi rye for
w 2nd-hand blacksmith tools,
ally blower = oo = de-



1 Athens side ie: and 1 set
enders for Ford: tractor. Give all
culars uo Finst letter. 2? Ee

4 McCormick mowin a |
otal = oil eng. with starter, in good .cond.,

(cheap for

-24 ft. diameter.
wheel. C. E. Smith, Carrollton.

-able price.
| boro.

MARKET BULLETIN

~ Second-Hand Machinery
| Wanted

Want 1 No. 3 Jay-Bee Sedbury |

Hammer feed an, mounted, good
ne Pay cash. J. P. Rabun, Staple-
on

Want 1 Star pea and bean thrash-
er, make best price in first letter,
size and condition. C. E. Beden-
baugh, Wrightsville, Rt. 1.

Exc. set of mill rocks, 8 irons to go
with them, for blacksmith forge.
Must be in good shape: 12-in. fan
case preferred. E. L. Dixon, Blalock.

Want David Bradley smalt grain

grinder. Give price, cond. in first|

letter. L. J. Barrow, West. Point.
Want 30-in. upright corn. rock,

American Machinery Co. make, or

42-in: top runner and a 20 h. Pp. crude |

cheap, John W. Gresham, Chipley. -
Want at once, steel hay press,
cash. AL, Altman,
Screven.

Want small pea-huller, also a wind=

price of ea., del. W. J. Morgan, Still-
more.

Want deep well outfit in good, cond. |
Give full description and price. A. P.|
Boardman, Augusta, 332 Fifteenth St.

/ Want a 114 h. p. steam boiler or
complete dairy sterilizing outfit. Give
lowest price: Miss Vesta Olien Smith,
Valdosta, Rt. 6, Box 70.

Want second hand h. p. hay press.

State cond. and lowest. price. E. I.

Carter, Richland.
Want 6 h. p. gas. eng., also irriga-
tion outfit, pump, piping enough for }

i acre or more. Give full descrip-|
tion and lowest cash price. James

Wilson, Athens, Rt. 1.
Want Delco well pumping outfit

that is practically new and operated |
on alternating current: must be first |
-elass cond. and chean for cash. R. LL.
English, M. D., Experiment,

Pe. |
Box 385.

will exc. fine Jersey. cow with young
ealf for same. J. O. Ward, Black- |
shear.

Want to hear from party who has |
a No. 19 Oliver or: Chattanooga turn

plow for sale or for exc. Frank Har- |

ris, Baxley.

wpa to buy 1 corn shredder in|
/good cond. for cash. J. L. Alexander,
| Palmetto.

Exc. 8 yr
sound and in good cond. at $75, for | -

yr. old mule: wt. 1100 Ibs.,

|Grist mill and power sheller in cond.
'S. F. Haynes, Villa Rica.

Want corn mill with sheller in good
cond. State what you have and price.
J. A. Moore, Loganville.

Want 1 steel Overshot water wheel,
Might use wood

Want a farm light plant, cheap.

State what you have and price. J. H.

Mixon, Waycross, Rt. 1, Box 37.
Want Be! hammer mill complete. |
Give full description. H. Daughtry, |

Supt. Masonic Home, Macon.

Want a small feed crusher, No. 1
Kelley Duplex preferred, in good

/cond., cheap for cash. J. B. Williams, |
Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Exe. good value for grist mill and
good eng. Write.
Statesboro, Rt. 4.

Exc. value for a good ccna tend
John: Deere disc plow. Write. H. L.

| Williams, Baxley.

Want to hear from party that has}
a corn mill, also a corn crusher and

' sheller le sale. R.. L. Ledford, Mari-

etta, Rt.
" Want a good Farm All tractor, |

machine. A. C. McKinley, Milledge-
ville, Box 357.

Want to buy for cash a Keystone
Dehorner in good cond., at a reason-
W.

- Want second-hand Benthal Pea-

nut Picker in good cond., near Edi-

son. State price, etc. W. M. Bass,
Edison.

Want to buy Hammer type feed
mill. L. B. Ray, Sr., Macon, 341 Carl-
ing Ave.

Want-used 48 in. upper runner corn
mill with Iong spindle drive irons and

hoop. Nothing except good mill con-

sidered. P. W. Ethridge, Milner.
Want 25 or 30 h. p. boiler. State
what you have. J. F. Brooks, Powder
Springs.
Want used hog wire. Must. be good
cond. at a bargain for cash. ee
Bryan, Canon, Rt. 1. .



Want to buy a good. cider mill and
press. State cond., price, ete, Cc. W..

_ Page, Norcross.

-Want a 2nd-hand hay press in!
good shape and cheap for cash, or;

M. A. Newton,

W. Brooks, Greens- |

Second-Hand Machinery
Wanted

h. p., and small grist mill. Will pay
$2. 50 per,mo. Want to operate them
at my home. Write. Leroy McClain,
Thomasville, Rt. 3.

Want a3 xX syrup mill, made by
the Golden Foundry Co.,; or any part
of same. C. O. Edgeworth, Whites-
burg, Rt. 2.

Want small hydraulic ram and
about 500 ft. pipe for same, 30 ft.
lift, 5 ft. fall. Name best price. W.
B. Ellard, Cornelia.

Cap. 4 to 6 Ibs. in 5 min. Exc. value,
'lins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

prices need not reply. Jess Wilson,
Machen.

Want one Little Giant Bean Har-
vester in good cond. State price,
cand., <etc. C, L. VeVaughn, Monte-
zuma.

Want to buy 4-6 gal. electric
churn. State price, make, cond. Must
be cheap for cash. Fred K. Freeman,
Albany, R. C.

-Want a first-class farm bell. A
large one that can be heard a long
ways off. J. . Cook, Thomson.

Want for cash, 1 Fairbanks-Morse,
for 1 Haines water system, well 40 ft.
: Thos... Pitts, Atlanta, 1530 ist. Nat.
Bank Bldg.

Want pea huller or thresher in
.good cond., and cheap for cash. To
run by hand power. W. J. Morgan,
.Stillmore.

Want good used silage machine,
also a Hammer type feed mill with
motor. Must be good cond. -W. S.
Knox, Chattanooga, Tenn., Rt. 3.
Resident of Walker county, Ga.

good cond., reasonable for cash.
State what: you have, kind and size.
Want to use motor power. A. M.
Rainey, Lawrenceville.

Want a self-starter for gas. eng.

ferson, Rt. 5.



For Sale

| tions, set 1 or all at once; used 2
seasons. Reasonable for cash, or exc.
for Tanered W. L. pullets. Mrs, H. J.
McCorvey, Hawkinsville.

No. 9, 2,304 eggs, and 1

Jas. K. Mitchell, Atlanta, 925 Wav-
|erly Way.

Super. Hatcher incubator. Good
cond. Sell for cash or exc. for 10
|heavy breed pullets, Spring hatch.
'E. D. Willard, Baxley, Rt. 3. - ,

Six Putnam brooders in good cond.,
$2 each. Exe. for anything useful on

ner peanut seed. Mrs. J. H. K. Jones,
F Tiktom, Rt.-6-

matic turning trays. No. 140. Cap.
-consider a trade. S. C. Poole, Can-
ton, Rt. 4.

Four hundred fifty egg cap. inc. as
good as. new, everything complete,
$25. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet.

Little Brown Hen ine. in good cond.

poultry wire 5 ft. high, or 8 bu. good
oats. Mrs. BE. L. Smagak, Warwick.

Used 3 times. Sell or exc. for any
breed. thoroughbred pullets ready ta
lay. Laura Morris, Bowdon.

Buckeye, 250 cap. brooder, used i
yr. only, value $5, Exc. for grain, rye,
oats and chickens at market price.
B. G. Cranford, Chauncey, Rt.. 2.

. Buckeye, 220 cap. inc., $10, FOB;
| Wisconsiar ine. 180 cap., $8. Good
cond. Exc. for B, R. or any large
breed hens. Mrs. I. W. Rahn, Rincon.

Wishbone oil burning Blue Flame
brooder in good cond. Cap. 300. $6.

Rt..2.

One hundred forty cap. Iron Clad
inc., good cond., complete with in-
structions. Reasonable or exc. for 10
hens, sorghum syrup or shoats. Mrs.
T. W. Hagood, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Buckeye inc., style E. 120 egg cap.
Practically new in perfect condition
with all attachments, $13.50. Mrs. B.
N. Douglas, Atlanta, 579 Ashby St.,
S. W., Phone. Main 6501. i

Super inc., perfect cond., 250. cap.
SORE : thermometer, 819 50,



Want to rent small eng. 2 or 3 a

Want hand grist mill in good cond. |
or pay cash if reasonable. C. D. Col-

Want a used separator for cream. |
| No junk. If rou havent rock-bottom

Want second-hand pea huller in)

Must be cheap. B. M. Watkins, Jef-
Incubators, Breoders, Etc.,
ville, 25 Douglas St.

Wishbone inc., 400 cap. in 3 sec-|

| lorp - cockerels,
hatch, $2 each. Johnson Crowe, - ea
tersville, 25 Douglas St.

No. 31,|
|2,772 eggs, Buckeye inc.,. both in per-!
fect cond., $300 ea... Will give terms. |

One hundred seventy-five egg cap. |

a farm that I can use, such as Run-|

Buekeye ine. in good shape, auto-

Set 1 time. Sell or exe. for 1 in.}

Good automatic thurminstatic oil |
brdoder, 1 M cap., 52 in. canopy. |<;

ithis yr.



here

Incubators, Brooders, Tiel

For Sale

Never uncrated. With flue, pipe and
damper, $16. Mrs. J..E. Harrell, Quit
man, Rt. 6.

Four hundred-ege Porter

Soft :

Heat ine., complete, thermometer and.
instructions, good working order, $25,

or 15 bu. seed wheat or 25 bu. oats.
Chris King, Atlanta. 13 Rodesia Ave.,
South.

Buckeye brooder, 350 .cap.,

good ~

cond., $12, FOB. Mrs. Tom Horton,

Moultrie.

Incubators, Brooders, Ete,
Wanted



Want 1 good size good baby nie

feeding hopper or 2 med. size ones,

also fountain. Exe. value. Mrs. Sam

Rogers, Claxton.

Want about 600 or 800 cap. incu=-
bator of some prominent make in |
good cond. A. T. Faircloth, Douglas,

Want. good brooder, 500 chick cap.

Do not want canopy as have the
canopy. Mrs. H. S. McCall. Ogeechee.

Want small size, standard make
chick brooder. Prefer automatic: a
burner. Give full particulars and

price. Must be good cond. and a
thargain. J. T. Wrigley, Atlanta, 2494

Piedmont. Rd.
Want a 600 egg cap. incubator. .

good standard make and cheap. J. D.

Edge, Atlanta, 319 Leland Terrace,
Ne

T= FUN. ; he EL, McNeil, Whig-

Want 600 cap. incubator with

nursery trays. Write. Hoyt B. Little,
Ashland. ae



Poultry For Sale
ANCONAS

Mated pens, Sheppard str. hice .
nas, 10 hens, 18 mos. old and cock,

$12; 2 pens, $20. Or separately, young

se
iM

io

Want a 150 or 200-egg cap. cunts os
| ine.,
ham.

cockerels, $1 and $1.50. Mrs. ec aris

Pullin, See -

ANDALUSIANS
Two pure bred Andalusian petiole
$0e each. Johnson Crowe, pipers

\



AUSTRALORPS

May hatch, Osborne strain Austra~

$1.50 each; Ai



BANTAMS
Golden

Jordan, Glenwood.
Two prs. nice bantams, "ise pr.;

aoe hens, 50c each, not del. Mrs.

coe Wallace, Hapeville.

Sebright-Dark Consens 3
bantam cross hens and pullets, 65c
reach. Jess Ellis, Jr., Griffin. i
White Leghorn bantams, 1 rooster,
/2 hens, 1 cockerel, 1 pullet, 50c each,
$2.25 for lot, FOB. Mrs. Reese Ey

Yer grown Japanese. Silkies. $1. 50 *

or $2 pair delivered in Ga. C.
Vaughan, Lyons.

Two White bantam hens, yr. old,
50c each. Cash with order. Robt. L,

Pure B. L. bantams, 2 -hens. and

rooster, 50c each: 5 smaller ones,
Fabout. 2% mos. old, $2, or entire lot,

oo Bo. SMES A. Newton, Statesboro,
Rt. 4.
Few trios Black Tail Japs, $6 per
trio. L. G. Barrow, West Point.
May hatch Jap Silkies, $2 pr... n
prepaid. Miss. Frances Crayen, Dem
orest. ee

trios, grown stock, $5; half grown, $1
ea.; eggs, $1.50 per 15. O. H. Wright,
Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg. .

Three bantam roosters, 1 raised
last fall and 2 hatched in March,
Red-necked Games, 50c ea.
at yard, or
ehgs. W.S. Hines, Oglethorpe, Hy Be
Box 3%.

Ee

1144 eggs. Bargain for cash, or would ) Owen, Calhoun, Rt. 1, Box 14. SRE

Genuine Buff Cochin bantams,

inelude transportation ae

Fight Ancona bantam roosters, yr. :

old and 6 mos. old, 30 ea. or $2. for
lot, cash with order, no chks.. add
postage. Mrs. Vina Owens, Melee

Se or write. Mrs. O. L. White, Cairo, p Cups, 22. -5,) HOx: Nov:



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

One hundred and fifty Feb. hatcl
B. R. pullets, now laying, in fi
cond., $1 ea. in lots of 25 or mor
Ls WwW. Marrison, Winterville. :

Two pure bred Thompson Ringle
B. R. March cockerels, $1.50 ea., $2.50
for the 2, FOB. Mrs. NR. Wilso:

, Canon, Rt. o:

About 95 pure Parks B. R. 1-2-
year-old hens, closely culled for
breeders, reg. per. 40-C-31. Sell
for well dev. Tancred Legho:
pullets Mrs. Orlo SY.















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Arthur D. Jones, Director

Department of
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Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931

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SPECIAL NOTICE CORRECTION
- MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ..
- Want beeswax, must be yellow, pay
_ Qe per Ib. and only pay carrying chgs.
on 50 lbs. or over; also want Gensing
roots. Write. J. H. Duke, Wrens.

Poultry For Sale

Two pure Thompson Ringlet B. R.

March cockerels, wt. 5-6 lbs., $1.25

: a Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon,

- Twenty P. R. pullets and sev. cock-

- erels, certified.and blood-tested, Mar.
hatch, $1 ea, Mrs. H. B. Ford, La-

~ vonia.

Reg. stock, 15 Parks B. R. April

_ pullets, $1.25 ea.; 8 May nullets, $1

ea.; 20-month cocks, $2.50 ea., $4.50

pr., money order. Mrs. John Watson,

~Graymont, Rt. 1.

_ Parks B. R. April hatch cock-

erels, $1 each, or $1.50 pr. Reg. Per.

-26-D1-31, FOB.

- above stock, $1.50. Mrs. H. L. Odom,

' Daisy. :

Twelve Fischel White Pl. Rock pul-
lets, 10-15 wks. old. Finest stock, $4.

_R.S. Nash, Smyrna.

__. Fifteen'Thompson B. R. pullets, 80c
each. 1 cockerel free with lot, FOB.
Mrs. Ancil Crosby, Sale City, Rt. 1.

- Holterman Aristocrat B. R., 6 Mar.

hatch pues and cockerel, sale age.
$1 each; cockerel, $2.50, or the 7 for

$7.50, FOB. John B. Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.

Five nice 5 mos. old B. R. pullets

and cockerel of good breeding, $5.

Mrs. J. W. Woodruff, Lilly.

- Holterman Aristocrat B. R. April

_ pullets, $1 each; cockerels same str.
Feb. hatch, $1.50 each. J. B. Lacey,

Rome, Rt. 2.

Two nice B. R. yr. old hens, now

laying, $1.90, FOB. W. J. Holtzclaw,

Canton, Rt.:t.

- April hatch White Rock. Best

breeding. .Pullets and cockerels, $1.25

each; fine March hatch cockerel,

- $1.50; 2 fine cocks, $1.75 each, $3.25
for both. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concord.

Reg. stock Parks B. R., 16 April
-pullets, $1.25 each; 8 pullets 44% mos.



20 mos. old, $4.50 or $2.50 each. Mon-
ey order. Mrs. John. Watson, Gray-

mont, Reb, dates

October price on}

old, $1 each, $27 for lot; 4 cocks



porn 3673-J.

Imp. Ringlet B. R. cockerels, $1.25
ea., FOB. Cash. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks,
Commerce, Rt. 5.

April hatch B. R. pure bred pullets,
"5c each; May hatch pullets, 50c ea.
Good egg strain. Miss Clara V. Trim-
ble, Adairsville.

BRAHMAS

Fine Brahma rooster, 2 yrs. old,
$1. Mrs. Ed. Bledsoe, Carrollton.

Light Brahmas, 1 cockerel, 5 pul-
lets, wt. over 1 Ib. ea., 65c ea. or $3.90,
FOB. M. E. Warren, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Fifteen thoroughbred Giant Light
Brahma hens, 2 yrs. old, and 3 cocks,
same age and str., $1.25 ea., $21.50
for lot, FOB. Mrs. J. F. Miller, Leo.

CORNISH

-Pure bred White Cornish Spring
hatch roosters, $1 each. Mrs. C. L.
Graham, Hazlehurst.

Twenty head Dark Cornish. $1 ea.
L. H. Atkins. Oak Park.

Pure bred Dark Cornish Indian
cockerels, $1.25 ea. at home, or $1.50
ea. crated. J. R. Gardner, Locust
Grove.

Ten hens and unrelated rooster,
Cornish Indian, 18 mos. old, $15 for
pen.-C. W. Price, Cedartown, Rt. 2.

Dark Cornish cockerels from finest
prize-winning flock. Beautiful birds,
$1.50 ea. Lawrence Wynn, Milledge-
ville. *

Dark Cornish pure bred pullets, $1
ea.; 2 or 3 roosters, same price at
home. Crates to be ret. Cash with
oe Mrs. T. G. Shurling, Tennille,
Rt. A.

3 GAMES

Silver Duck Wing hens. Pure bred,
good cond., $2.50 each; Warhorse
rooster, 2 yr. old, $2; Black pullets,
March, April, May hatch, $2 ea. Mrs.
Gideon J. Holton, Alma, Rt. 4.

GIANTS
- White J. Giants, 3 hens, rooster
from prize-winning stock, $15; Black
J. Giants, 15 hens, 2 roosters, $30, or
$2 ea. All 2 yrs. old. A. C. Floyd,
Clayton.

Year old J. B. Giant cocks, $1.50
ea., or 3 for $4 Miss Clara V. Trim-
ble, Adairsville.

- Black Giant pullets, Marcy str,
Spring hatch, $1 each. Miss Alice
Joiner, Soperton, Rt. 2. :

Forty Tancred April 1930 hatch L.
hens, 75c each. Coops to be ret. at
my expense. W. J. Hotlzclaw, Can-
ton, Rt. 1, Phone 7311. :

Five full stock Black Giant hens
and rooster, all young hens, laying,
$7.50, or trade for nice pigs. Mrs. M.
G. Thigpen, Dublin, RFD 6.

LEGHORNS

Ped. W. L. 3% mos. old cockerels,
$1 each, FOB, or exc. for Abruzzi
seed rye or Rust-proof oats, free of
weed or grass seed. Mrs. J. A. Howell,
Meigs, Rt. 1.

Five pullets and cockerel, Spring
hatch from Ferris highest egg record
pen, $6; sev. fine cockerels, $1.50 ea.,
or 5 for $6.50. Miss Alice Joiner, So-
perton, Rt. 2. :

Tancred W. L. pullets, 4 mos. old,
75c each, FOB. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Five Buff Leghorn pullets and
cock, 2 yrs. old, $1 each. Mrs. L. O.
Stapler, Roopville, Rt. 2.

Eighty nice, sound Tancred pul-
lets, soon be laying, $75. M. D. Red-
fern, Tennille. :

One hundred Tancred W. L. hens,
18 mos. old, pure bred, 75c ea., FOB.
Mrs. S. P. Tapley, Woodbine. S

S. Cc. W. L. selected March and
April hatch cockerels, 75c each. C. L.
Carelock, Douglas, Rt. 1..

Five laying, pure bred Tancred
March pullets, $1.40 each. Pr. exc. for
2 nice shoats. No scrubs. Mrs. J. E.
Sikes, Cochran, Rt.-1.

Six W. L. hens and rooster. Ferris
str. 1930 hatch. Through moulting
and now laying, $5 FOB for lot.
Mrs. J. H. Horton, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Two pure bred W. L. hens and
cock, 2 yr. old, $3 del. Johnson
Crowe, Cartersville, 25 Douglas St.

W. L. pullets, Tip-Top laying str.,
on Cascade Road near Cascade
Springs. B. H. Middlebrooks, Sr., At-
lanta,, 953 Gordon St.

W. L. cockerels, imported Tom
Barron str. direct from Roselawn
Farms, AA Foundation matings, 280-
305 record winners. Sell or exc., corn,
oats, wheat. Edwin Simpson, Atlanta,
676 Tifton St. :

Twenty-five W. L. pullets, May 1
hatch, $1 ea. Mrs. Geo. C. Fife, De-
catur, 229 Fifth Ave., phone Dear-





te



old; 75e. Mrs. T. E. Blanchard,
Appling, Rt. 2, Box 88.

oculated, 300-egg ancestors, sired di-
rect, ready to lay, $1.15 ea.; soon to
lay, 85c ea.; 50 hens, 2 yrs. old, 75c
ea. A. C. Floyd, Clayton.

White Leghorn pullets, 300 late
March hatch, $1 ea.; 300 late April
hatch, 75c ea.; 100 May 15 hatch,
60c ea. Exc. for wheat or oats. H. U.
Wallace, Elberton, Rt. 1.

Two hundred fat W. L. hens at
market price. W. L. Miller, Douglas-
ville, Rt. 3.

Eighteen-month-old Everlay S. C.
B. L. roosters, improved, $1.50 ea.,
FOB. W. A. Sumner, Norristown,

1Rt. 1.

One thousand W. L. yearling hens,
75c.ea., Tancred str., no culls. Homer
G. Cline, Canton.

MINORCAS

Buff Minorca hens. yearlings. a
90c ea. Will throw in a late hatch
cockerel with each 5 hens. Miss Clara
V. Trimble, Adairsville.

Nine Pape str. pure bred, early
hatch S. C. Black Minorca cockerels,
$1 each. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun,

Giant Black Minoreas, young cock-
erels, $8 ea.; trio, grown stock, $7.50;
eggs, $2.25 per 15.0. H. Wright, At-
lanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Fifty head friers, about 1% and 2
Ibs. ea., 20c lb., not del.; money order
for as many lbs. as wanted. Mrs. W.
O. Herrington, Daisy, Rt. 1.

ORPINGTONS





cockerels from bloodtested stock, $1
poy FOB. Mrs. W..I. Shivers, Cuth-
ert.

Four pure Buff Orp. April cock-

Direct from Booth, $1.50 ea.; 10 April
pullets and cockerel, same quality,
$1 each. Mrs. J. W. McGowan, Gray-
mont). Rt: 1. oe

Four Golden Buff Orp. roosters, 4
mos. old, $1 each. Mrs. L. %. Allen,
Ft. Valley.

Golden Buff Orp.-hens, $1.35 ea.;
handsome cocks, $2 ea. Special price
on lots. Mrs. Jeptha Pullin, Mc-
Donough.

Six pure bred Buff Orp. roosters,

1 and 2% yrs. old. 2 are Byers direct,

others mixed with these, $3 and $4
ea., or exc. for equal value. Mrs. T.
D. Fussell, Rhine.

Ten pure bred Buff Orp. pullets
and cockerel, May hatch, about 3%
Ibs. each, 65c each, or $7 for lot.
Mrs. J. J. Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Thirty-five Buff Orp. pullets, 13
wks. old, 75c ea., FOB Decatur. Mrs.
Geo. C. Fife, Decatur, 229 Fifth Ave.,
phone Dearborn :3673-J.

Two pure bred Golden Buff Orp.,
17 mos. old, $2.50 for both or $1.35
ea.; eggs, 75c per 15. Exc. for dried
apples at 8c lb. Mrs. Elsie Altman,
Baxley, Rt. 3...

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Lady Amhearst pheasants, young,
$15; adult, $25 pr.; Goldens, young,
$10; adult, $18 pr.; Eng. Ringnecks,
$6-$8 pr. Sat. guar. L. J. Barrow,
West Point. :





; _ PIGEONS
Blue Muff, White Muff Tumblers,
Priests, African owls, Silveretts,

Clean Leg Tumblers, $2 pr. Herman
Mize, Americus. :

White King youngsters, $1 each;
Muff Tumblers, $2 pr.; Magpies,
$2.50 pr.; Mondames, $3 pr. Pouters,
youngsters, $1. Exc. for chickens, Ed
Smith, Atlanta, 20 Gertrude Pl.

Nine pr. pure bred White Kings,
mated, banded and working, $2 pr.
single pr., or $1.75 pr. for lot; also
20 youngsters, 30c each. R. W. Gil-
bert, Elko. :

Eleven White Kings from good
lot. James Simpson, McDonough, Rt.
3, Box 2. :

Kerlin quality W. L. pullets, in-|

March hatch pure bred Buff Orp.

erels, ready for service. AA quality. |

stock, 2 to 4 mos. old, 50c ea., $5 for |.



G. H. Wade, Cochran, Rt. 1, at Cary,

Twelve pr. White Kings for sale or
exc. for young hens. Winfred Cleve-
land, Ft. Valley, Rt. 2.

R. I. REDS
R. I. Red hens, $1.35 each, cocks,
$2 each. Mrs, Jeptha P. Pullin, Mc-
Donough.
Donaldson Red 18 mos. old rooster,
dark red, $1, or exc. for a White or
Barred Rock, same age, good strain,
Mrs. L. C. Rooks, Summit, Rt. 2.



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v3 Poultry For Sale Poultry For Sale Poultry For Sale
Georgia Three. Spring hatch Thompson| One W. L. tooster, about 1% yr.| , Hive hundsed, White ings. from

S. C. R. I. Red cockerels, Donald=- ~

son str., $1.50 each. L. G. Hicks,
Clarkesville, Rt. 1. LS

Two yr. old R. I. Red hens of ex-
cellent breeding, 80c each. Write.
Miss Clara V. Trimble, Adairsville.

Two pure bred 2 yr. old dark,
glosset Red, Donaldson str. cocks,
Fine breeders, $2 each. Mrs. J. M,
Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

Figteen Red chicks, 7 wks. old, 25_
each; 15-5 wks., 20c each; 20-3 wks.
old, 15c each, or the lot of 50 for
$9.50. Mrs. E. H. Smith, Cochran,
Rt. 5, Box 48.

Two S. C. R. I. Red roosters, Owen |

Farm str., $2 each; hens, just about

through moulting, $1 each; cockerels, ~

$1; pullets, 85c each. All thorough-
bred. Mrs. R. B: Mooney, Adairsville.

Sev. R. I. Red 2 Ib. cockerels, $1
each. Direct from Booths AAA
quality. Mrs. Luther Anderson, Toc-
c0a; Rt. 3. :
- Five S. C. Red cockerels, May
hatch, direct from SBooths Farm,
from 300-342 egg record hens, $1.50
each, FOB. Not sold separately. Mrs.
L. G. Kidd, Atlanta, Rt. 1.

Fifteen Butts str. yr. old R. I. Red

hens, $1 each. _C. D. Williamson,

Plains.
Ten nice April S.C. R. I. Red pul-
lets, $7.50 for lot. Coops ret. at my

expense. W. J. Holtzclaw, Canton,

Ree F {

Donaldson R. I. Red cockerels, 75
each. B. B. Morgan, Clyo. ;
- Large, early hatch, laying, darkest

Red pullets, $1.50 each. From Don=

aldsons Best Direct, young hens,

$1.40; cockerels, $3; cocks, $5 each.
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1. is



WYANDOTTES
Tarbox str. pure bred, well culled
Feb. March hatch pullets and cock-

I

i

erels, 75c each. Will exc. 2 cockerels

with party having same breed and
str. Miss Lyda Gibbs, Uvalda.
S. L. Wyandottes, 2 April roosters,

choice, selected, $1.25 each, FOB. J.

A. Peel, Milan.
Thirty early hatch Mahood R. I.
Red nullets, $2 ea.; also 50 pure bred

Thompson B. R., 3 mos. old., $1 L..L. .

Wallace, So. Atlanta.

Fifteen Feb. hatch Donaldson R. I. ~
Red pullets and 50 Red hens, raised
last yr. from trapnest stock, $1 ea.
Mrs. H. M. Peters, Fairburn, RFD 3. .

R. I. Red pullets from Kutz Trap-

nest on Cascade Road. B. H. Middle-

brooks, Sr., Atlanta, 953 Gordon St. |

March hatch R. I. Red roosters

and pullets, 75c each; April pullets,

60c ea. Mrs. T. E. Blanchard, Appling, |

bn, sox 8s; x
Nine pullets, 1 cockerel, pure bred

R. I. Reds, $1 ea. in lot of 10. Mrs.

H. B. Ford, Lavonia.

Nine pullets, 1 cockerel, thorough-
bred Reds, Donaldson str., March
hatch, $8 for lot. Well worth $1 ea.
S. J. Seale, Douglas, Rt. 3.

R. I, Red and B. R. friers, 23 Ib.
thoroughbred. Harold Smith, Baxley.

Dark Red laying pullets, $1.50 ea.;
hens, $1.35; pure Donaldson best

grade direct cocks and cockerels, $3-

$5 ea.; chicks, 12c ea., with other

heavy breeds, $8 C, del. Mrs. J. E.

Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1. vie
Twelve March and April pure S.
L. Wyandotte pullets, $8 for lot; also
15 hens, 18 mos. old, $12, no chks.
Mrs. Douglas McLendon, Dawson, Rt.
6, Box 9.
Nice Buff Wyandotte cock, $3; 1

fine cockerel, $3. J. E. Wall, Chipley,
Rt. B. - :



notices for publication
Market Bulletin, __





FARM FOR SALE EDITION OCTOBER 15

Now is the time to mail in farm for sale and wanted
in the October 15th issue of the

These types of notices must.
50 words, inclusive of name and address.

Farms wanted or for rent on shares may be
under the help and positions wanted columns.

be expressed in not more than
listed weekly ~









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y, October 1, 1931
Poultry For Sale

xteen pure W. Wyandotte pullets

sn prize stock, 75c ea.; 2 pure

ters, yr. old, $1.25 ea.; also 12

nixed hens, laying, 80c ea., FOB. Mrs.
Mattie McPherson, Rabun Gap.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC. FOR SALE
Two yr. old M. B. gobbler, fine

preeder, $6; 2 yr. old hen, $4, or $9

for both. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun;



:

c B. gobbler, 1930 hatch, $6. Mrs.
2 B. Mooney, Adairsville.
Turkeys, $2.50 each;. large Blue
Toulouse geese, $2.50 each; also

White Orp. pullets and roosters, 75c
ach. Exc. for seed wheat. Mrs. Lois
anner, Dewy Rose. _ ae

ndian Runner drake, $1; mixed
an Runner White Pekin duck,

2 young drakes and 3 young

s, 50c each. $4.50 for the 7, FOB.

Annie Butler, West Point.
ree Indian Runner ducks, 2 hens
drake, 50c each. T. A. Griffin,
e, Rt. 2.
renty-one White Indian Runners,
cks, 6 drakes, $15 for lot, or exc.
r 2 shoats, wt. 75 lbs. J. M. Lusk,
anton, Rt. 3.
Six White Mammoth Pekin ducks
d drakes, Spring hatch. Grown and
-feathere (all ready to pick), $1
- or exc. for 6 big B. R. hens.
A. J. Collins, Demorest, Rt. 1.
Highteen head Black Muscovy half
own ducks, 50c each. Cecil S. Jones,

ghteen Spring hatch turkeys,
* for lot. Mrs. John A. Watson,
aymont, Rt. 1. .
Large, colorful Mallard ducks to
ise from. Write. Lamar W. Jeffer-
n, Albany, Box 178.
Giant - Bronze turkeys, March
tech, 5 hens and tom, $25 for lot.
-s. Cora Walker, Temple. _
hirty-four pure Fawn and White
ner ducks, $1.25 each, or exc. for
ans, peanuts or March hatch pure
-Orp. pullets. Mrs. Elbert Miller,
Chipley, Rt. 2. :
Two geese and gander, pure bred

Emden, full feathered, large
at. Wt. about 15 Ibs. each, $2.30
Cashiers chk. or money order.

. Ila Southern, Cartecay.
Gray Call drakes, fine birds, $2.50

L. J. Barrow, West Point.
Bone M. B. turkeys, April
. 12 for $25. Harold Smith,

Six-month-old black and_ white
-e type Muscovy drake, $1; 2-6-
h-old fawn and white drakes,
Alfred Gibbs, Rochelle, Rt. 1.
black turkeys, 4 pullets, $3 ea.;

ms, $4:ea:; $9.50 for trio of 2 pul-
and tom; 12 mixed turkeys, $2
firs. John Watson, Graymont,

Bourbon Reds, 314 mos. old,

Exc. for Ancona baby chicks,

as or pullets, or nice eating and

ang anoles: Mrs. D. D. Deen, Bax-
Rt. 4; *

Poultry Wanted.
- - BANTAMS

Want: pr. Cochin -bantams and pr.

or trio of N. Z. White rabbits. Quote

prices.

t- R. Sweat, Columbus, 3020
Third Ave. |



ae CORNISH
Exc. 15 pure bred Donaldson March
atch Red pullets for 15 pure bred
.Cornish Indian pullets, same age.
Mrs. C. W. Nazworth, Whigham, Rt. 4.

GIANTS |

xc. 2-18 mos. old and 1-6 mos.
Jersey Black Giant cockerels,
ure bred for cockerels, sam breed
ind age. Mrs. W. W. Carter, Sur-
ney. :





: LEGHORNS
c. Indian game rooster, 2 yrs.
about 6 Ibs., for W. L. or B. R.
en not over 2 years. Also other
lue for L. hens. W. Harrison, Fitz-
rald, Wilson Ave.

Exc. nice value, up to $13, for nice
young Brown L. hens and rooster.
\ M.:.G. Thigpen, Dublin, RFD 6.

Want 10 to 15 White or Brown L.

lets, April or May hatch preferred.
Healthy, cheap for cash. Write. Mrs.

V. Rogers, Tucker, Rt. 1, Box 77.

_ Exc. 850 lb., 8 yr. old mule for Leg-
orn pullets. J. W. Ford, Grayson. |

Want 25 March or April hatch

rown L. pullets. Will exc. B. R. pul-
ets lb. for lb. Good stock. Must. be

for, bred. Mrs. L. A. Yeoman, Mer-

Want 25 good strain Brown or

iff L. T. G, Hall, Blue Ridge, Rt.

MARKET BULLETI

- Poultry Wanted

Exc. few nice Jersey heifer calves
for White Leghorn pullets or young
hens, no culls. H. G. Burroughs,
Canon.

Want White and Brown L. and
Ancona and Barred Rock pullets.
Quote age, wt., strain and price. L.
e Milliams, Newnan, 105 Temple

ve.

Want. 100 pure Tancred W. L. pul-
lets, well dev. and free of disease,
high producers. Best cash price, or
will exc. pure Parks B. R. hens. Mrs.
Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy.

Exc. good value for 40 W. L. pul-
lets, April hatch, also want to get in
touch with party who will furnish
me 200L. hens on share basis. J. W.
Elliott, Barnesville, Rt. 1.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Exe. 2 calves, 2 wks. old for young
hens: Make best offer. O. D. Lee, Jr.,
Macon, Rt. 2, Ayers Road. f

Exc. value, $50 for chickens. Mrs.
G. S. Brooks, Ringgold.

Exec. value $5 for chickens, any
pure breed. Mrs. R. A. Eakes, Alamo.

Want 50 chickens of large stock in
exc. for P. C. pigs, age 6 wks. W. O.
Hawthorne, Auburn.

R. I. REDS

Want 20 R. I. Red pullets, March
or April hatch. Thoroughbreds. Exc.
value. (Name not wgiven), Ball
Ground. Rt. 4.

Exc. year-old Cornish cock and 11
pullets, April hatch, for thorough-
bred Reds. Robt. Griffin, Carters-
ville, 507 West Ave. :

Exec. 7 Chinchilla rabbits, 7 mos.
old; for 7 R. I. Red. pullets, Feb.,
March or April hatch. J. C. Lums-
den, Talbotton. :

WYANDOTTES
Exc. value for pure bred S. L.
Wyandottes. White. Mrs. I. F. War-
nock, Tarrytown, Rt. 1. ee

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, ETC.
ANTED

Want 25 to 50 broiler size or larger
turkeys to raise and fatten on 50-50
basis. Mrs. Sam Rogers, Claxton.

Exc. good table honey in 10 |b.
cans, 80c can, for large type Mus-
covy ducks,-or will pay cash if priced
risht.. Ma. pay ches. G.* Bs Crum,
Cairo, Rt. 4. PS

Want good nice young tom from
big bone M. B. stock not less 30 Ibs.
at maturity. Exc. or pay 20c Ib. for
A-1 grade. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Coch-
rans Rt...

Exe. peas for trio year-old M. B.
turkeys at $2 ea, Mrs. S. P. Jones,
Lula, Star Rt.

Ten head pure bred Bourbon Red
hens and toms, April hatch, all nice
size, good cond., $2.60 ea., $5 pr. Mrs.
J. J. Miles, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Fresh in Guernsey heifer, $100:
Jersey cow, giving 5%. gal., $110;
2-week-old heifer calf from the Jer-
sey cow, $15, or exc. for wheat, corn
or peas. L. L. Wallace, So. Atlanta.

Two reg. Jersey males, 4 mos. and
yr. old, for sale or trade. Hugh M.
Milner, Barnesville.

Pure bred Herefords, 4 mos. old, 2
males and 4 heifers; 14 grade Jersey
heifers (carrying calves, bred to pure
bred Hereford); 15 grade heifers and
steers, H.C. Waldrep, Forsyth, Rt. 1.

Nice Jersey milch cow with week-
old bull calf, no bad habits. W. A.
Sumner, Norristown, Rt. 1.

Elevyen-month-old fine Jersey heif-
er, 1 gal. of her mothers milk makes
13 oz. butter; sell or exc. for 250
chicks. E. O. Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7,
Box 279.

Fine grade Guernsey male calf,
3% mos. old, 15/16 pure, from 4 gal.
cow, $10 cash. J. F. Tyson, Tennille.

Male calf, 4 days old, $8; 3 heifers











about 3 mos. old, $10 each. All from

good cows, reg. Jersey bull. Exc. for
seed oats, corn, 60c bu. M. M. Murry,
Americus.

Young reg. J. cow, fresh August
2nd with first calf (bull). Have pa-~
pers. Calf can be reg. From heavy
milk and butter parentage, $75 at
barn. No exc. H. L. Elliston, Rupert.
Reg. J. 4 yr. old bull, Majestys
Gamboge You'll Do Ed, 290568,
$100; grade Jersey, large, dry cow;
3 each, fresh cows and heifers, bred,
. calves, $200. J. Hope Tigner, Chip-
1C. STEER OTS ee

. Pure Jersey, 7 mos. old. Grandson
of Lynnwoods Alberta's Fairy,
182782. Sell or exc. for beef yearlings,



or young pullets. D. A. Clower, Gray-
son, eS

ae
N
Live Stock For Sale
Three nice Jersey calves about 6
mos. old, 2 bulls, 1 heifer, $20, or exc.
Also 20 mos. old heifer, bred to fresh-
en December, $25. Joe M. Brown,
McRae.
Sixteen grade Jersey milch cows.

at real bargain. Write or see. Gordon
Butts, Eatonton, RFD 2.

Polled He-eford bulls, also heifers,
for breeding purposes; also car lots
Hereford cattle for beef or stocker
trade, all been treated for blackleg
and hemoragice fever. J. C. Collier,
Barnesville.

Pure bred Guernsey bulls and
heifers, 4 mos. to yr. old, best possible
breeding. Farmers notes accepted.
Address, F. S. Bailey, Secy, Atlanta,
35 Linden Ave., N. E. :

Good milch cow, 2-gal.; $40 cash,
or exc. for Brown L. pullets, 7 or 8
mos. old, or for any good breed of
pigs. L. O. Bowman, Ft. Valley, Rt. 4.

Three-year-old Jersey male, $55,
FOB. Mrs. Annie A. Butler, West
Point, Cherokee Farm.

Pure bred, high producing Jersey
milch cows, also Jersey bull, for sale
or exc. for yearlings or beef type cat-
tle, lb. for lb. Bring 2 or 3 yearlings
along and get you a milch cow. G. W.
Riley, Americus.

Jersey cow and 3-month-old heifer
calf (second), 3 gal. milk and 1%
lbs. butter if properly fed, $30. Otis
W. Moore, Wellston, Rt. 1.

Heifers, % Jersey and % Jersey,
both freshen in spring; Jersey cow
with 2nd calf and will freshen April,
still giving milk, $100 for lot. Mrs. F.
A. Park, Alma, Rt. 4.

Seven-eighths Jersey 2%4-year-old
cow, 214 to 3 gal., 10-month-old Jer-
sey calf, sell or exc. both for reg.
Jersey cow, not over 3 yrs. old, 3 to
4 gal. C.D. Williamson, Plains.

Gray Jersey cow, 2% yrs. old,
around 2 gal. milk on pasture; moth-
er gave 4 gal. with 2nd calf, $40, or
15 young Jan. hatch pure bred pul-
lets and $25. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula,
Star Rt.

Large brindle cow in good cond.,
expecting to freshen soon, giving 3%
gal., $30, FOB my barn. J. R.. Birk,
Madison, Rt. 2.

One beef cow and 1 Jersey. heifer
11 mos. old for sale or trade for
milch cow. Mrs. Ora Thornton, Cum-
ming, Rt: 5, |

Perfect specimen Eng. and Jersey
bull, 2 yrs. old, about. 500 lbs., $75,
or.exc. for good milch cow, Jersey or
Jersey-Guernsey not over 2 or3 yYs.
Dr. T. D. Fussell, Rhine.

Three good oxen 6 yrs. old, good
cond. Worth $100, but sell for $50
each. W. L. Herren, Pearson.

Pure bred Guernsey bull calves.
Dr. N. C. Alston, Richland.

Reg. J. bull, Sulton breeding, 2%
yrs. old; Black Jersey heifer, freshen
this fall. Reasonable. Exc. for hogs.

'<1L. M. Davis, Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

Six yr. old reg. J. Cow, $50; 1 2 yr.
old, freshen in Spring, $40; 1 % yr.
old, $30; $100 for lot, FOB cars.
Papers guar. Cash. Mrs. M. E. Pope,
Bremen:

Good milch cow, giving 2 gal. and
1 lb. butter per day, cheap for cash.
W. T. Houswarth, Carrollton, Rt. 7.
Pure bred Jersey male calf, cheap.
Roe. Couch, furm.

One fresh Jersey: cow, third calf,
$50. Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, Carrollton.

Cream colored reg. J. 3 yr. old
bull, $35. Qualities good. Exe. for 10
mos. reg. bull. L. M. James, Alpha-
retta. Oe

Good milch cow, %4 Jersey with
2nd calf, (heifer), $40, cash. Would
be fine milker if fed properly and

rency, Rt. 2.

Thirty head nice Jersey and
Guernsey heifers. W. J. Morgan,
Stillmore.

Milch cows for sale. Gordon Col-
lins, Cobbtown.

Guernsey reg. bull, 2 yrs. old. Sell
or exc. for reg. heifer, 2 yrs. old. M.
D. Rdfern, Tennille.

Few fine, young stock bulls, $10 to
$35 ea. at barn, near Brunswick, cash,
or will exc. for goats or cotton at
market price. S. M. Seaborn, Bruns-
wick>
Four yr. old reg. Ayershire bull,
priced right. B. A. Weldon, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 2.

bad habits. Wt. near 1200 lbs. Cheap.
D. F. Null, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2...
Thoroughbred Jersey, 14 mos. old
heifer, not reg., $12.50. Real bargain.
Henry Greer, Auburn, Rt, 1.

Good milch cow for sale, $35 at



Gap. oe

barn. Mrs. Mattie McPherson, Rabun |

; o

looked after. R. E. Tomberlin, Sur- |.

Reg. 4 yr. old Ayershire bull. No/

SL

Live Stock For Sale

Milch cows and Angus yearlings,
also Jersey male calf for sale or exc,

Yatesville.

different ages and blood lines. Hugh
M. Milner, Barnesville.

with Herefords, and 1 Hereford bull,

Park, Rt.. 1.
Four-gal. milch cow with 2-week=

kins, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.
Guernsey color, 4 mos. old, for sale

or exc. for 20 pullets of any pure
breed. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.

mos. and 3 mos. old, $25 ea., FOB,



age. E. B. Braswell, Athens,
: HOGS FOR SALE

Leo Akins, Graymont.

mont, Rt. 1.
pigs, 8 wks. old, $8 ea., $15 pr.; 1
all with life treatment. W. W. Charp-=
ing, Lenox, Rt. 1.
Hogansville.

Twelve feeder shoats, 2
breed Durocs, $50; Duroc and P. C.
cross-bred sow, $20;

Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Six Duroc mixed pigs, 414 mos.

for Jot. Leo Akins, Graymont.

2 for $16. L. M. Kennedy, Collins.
$5 each, or exc. seed oats at 60c bu.,

Lithia Springs, Rt. 1, Box 44.

each. Exc. for peanut hay, ewe goats

mit.

son, Dublin, Rt. 6.

Jersey boars and gilts,
Henry T. Lumsden, Talbotton.

ville.

old, for $15. J. A. Newman, Eaton-
_ton, RFD 3.

Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.
Three-month-old O. I. C. pigs, ped.
papers, treated for cholera, $7.50 ea.

Rigsby, Sale City. -
Fifty shoats and

Greene, Gray.

about 450-500 Ibs.,
easy to handle; also pigs, reg. in buy=

Lee, Dawson.

/barn. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.

-ristown, Rt. 1.

black, ent. to reg., wt. about 250 lbs.,
ee $25. J. J. Miles, Baxley,
Rt. 4.

200 lbs., 8c Ib., cholera immune. J. C.
Collier, Barnesville.

Reg. Big Bone Black Essex
guar.
146.

Johnson, Jr., Dixie.



OUR ES ee

duced prices. C. R. Morgan, Ameri-

os

Page Seven ~

Jersey and Guernsey cross calf,

Ten P. C. and Duroc J. pigs, about ~
3 mos. old, $5 ea. J. F. McLaughlin, ~

Six nice, thrifty. P. GC. pigs, 8 wks.

pigs, also 25 head
of veal and beef cattle, for sale. S. A,

Duroc J. 10-month-old gilt, ent. to.
reg., bred Sept. 5-to Big Bone Blue
Guinea, $20; 4 Big Bone Blue Guinea ~
gilts, 80-150 lbs. W. A. Sumner, Nor= |

Two-year-old pure bred S. P. CC.
boar, 60 per cent white, 40 per cent

Pure bred S. P. C. shoats, neatly
5 mos. old, $10 ea., FOB. Mrs. J.

for Angus male calf, J. C. Nelson,

Reg. Jersey male and milch cows, ~ eA

Thirty head stock cattle, crossed
2 yrs. old, 3%c lb. Joe Baker, Norman

old heifer calf, $75. Mrs. W. M. Wat-

Two Jersey bulls, sub. to reg., sired
by Volunteers Dandy Actor, 13

Information on request as to parent-

One Duroc Jersey brood sow, 3 yrs.
old, $20, or exc. for Jersey heifer.

Blue gilt, 6% mos. old, half Big

Bone Guinea, wt. about 50 Ibs., $5,

money order. O. G. Smoak, .Gray-=
Pure bred Big Bone African Guinea >

Essex: gilt, about 60 lbs.,*$10, FOB,

old: 7 pure bred B. P: C.; 5 mixed

money order.

old, in good cond., $3.50 ea. or $20

Duroc-Jersey pigs, 4 mos. old, wt.
35 to 50 lbs. Immune. Reg., $8.50 ea.,

Five pigs, P. C.-Red Jersey cross, f
or wheat at $1 bu. R. P. Tucker, io

Guinea hogs, little bone, black, 6
wks. old, $15 pr.; 3 mos. old gilts, $10

or heifer calves. R. E. Barnes, Sum-~

30-40 Ibs. shoats, 12 or 15, $3.50
each, or $50 for lot, FOB. I. H. John=

One hundred fifty to 250 Ib. reg.
cholera immune, 6 mos. old Duroc
sired by ..
Barly Dawn, 1930 Worlds Cham- |
pion Spring boar, $25 each, FOB.

Extra nice P. C. pigs, $5 each at
my place. Mrs. Ella Trimble, Adairs= _

Three-hundred-lb. S. P. C. brood
sow and 6 pigs, $30. W. M. Watkins, |

or $14 pr.; wt. 60 to 75 lbs. ea. A. T. oe

S. P. Chinas 214-year-old boar, wt.
perfect cond., |

ers name, $8.50 ea. for pigs, FOB.
C. H. Trussell, Warthen. me

Seventy-five pigs, 8-12 wks. old;
15 sows and 5 gilts, all pure bred
S. P. C; Write for prices. Mrs. 'T. D..

One full P. C. male, 175 Ibs., 16
mos. old, in good shape, $15 at my

Reg. Duroc boar, about 2 yrs. old,
worth $40, sell for $20; sev. pure |
bred Duroc sows, not reg.; wt. around

\ 7
5 SRO
W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, Box

Nice S. P. C. pigs, reg. stock. Re- _
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Thursday, October 1, 1981



Live Stock For Sale

Five shoats, wt. about 50 Ibs.; year-
old sow, 7 pigs, 2 mos. old, all good,
healthy cond. Make best offer. Mrs.
Wooty Harper, Osierfield. :

Twelve-week-old S. P. C. pigs, $10
ea. or exc. for meat or anything can
use. Joe M. Brown, McRae,

Pigs and shoats for sale at farm,
$5 to $10, FOB, according to size;
out of unreg. sows, sired by reg. boar.
E. H. George, Madison.

Reg. O. I. C. bred sow, wt. 400-500
Ibs. if fat, 13 to 15-pig litter, $50 or
exc. for meat hogs, not less than 150
Ibs., bred to reg. boar. E. C. Heaton,
Hartwell.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs from Champion
stock. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

Two full blood Guinea shoats, $6
each. Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, Carrollton.

Duroc J. boars, about 4 mos. old,
$8 each; 1 large one, $20. All ent. to
reg. Charlie Holland, Cobbtown.

Six pig shoats, wt. about 30-35 Ibs.,
a _ lot. Otis O. Moore, Wellston,
dae 1.

Ten nice mixed P. C. and Duroc
5 mos. old pigs, 8 boars and 2 gilts,
50-100 lbs., $14 to $16 pr.; 6 Black
Essex shoats, 8 wks. old mixed pigs,
$26, or $3.50 ea. R. E. Fowler, Smyr-
na, Log Cabin Stop.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

Seven yr. old horse, $75; 12 yy.
old mare, $50; 9 yr. old mare mule,
$80. Exc. for seed oats or corn at
60c bu. M. M. Murry, Americus.

Twelve yr. old gray mare, without
blemishes, wt. about 1 M lbs., work
anywhere, $40, or exc. for 3 gal. milch
cow. G. W. Plunkett, Grayson.

One young mule, sound and gen-
tle, for sale. Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fay-
etteville.

Three nice mules, free of blemish,
age 8 yrs., wt. 1,100 lbs., $90 for 1
and $100 ea. for other 2. W. H. Bol-
ton, Griffin, Box 436.

First grade horse for sale, lead fine
plow, dbl. and sng., fine saddler and
buggy horse, full of life, but well
broke. M. R. Lockhart, Louisville, Rt.
5, Box 54.

Three good young mules, 4-6 yrs.,
$100 ea. or $275 for lot, cash. H.C.
Bishop, Barnesville, Rt. 1.

Nice saddle pony for sale or exc.
for good milch cow, fresh in, or for
goats or sheep. Tom Hancock, Moul-
trie, Rt. 4.

One good plug mule for sale or exc.
for milch cow. J. V. Buffington,
Zebulon, Rt. 1.

Fine 12 yr. old Percheron mare.
Fat, without blemish, work | any-
where, gentle. Cheap for cash, or
good thrifty hogs. Come see or write.
S. Thos. Jefferson, Nashville, Rt. 3.

Real good 10 yr. old Tennessee
mule, wt. 1100 lIbs., $75; Riley C.
Couch, Turin.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

Fine Southdown ram, 3% mos. old,
wt. about 75 or 80 lbs., by reg. sire
and out of the best grade ewe, $10,
FOB. L. M. Teal, Fairburn, Rt. 4.

Twenty head of fine bred ewes, $5
ea. J. W. Herington, Calhoun.

Six head of sheep for sale or exc.





for oats or part oats and - wheat.

Make offer. J.T. Holmes, Deepstep.

Toggenburg buck goats, 10 mos.
old, one % Nubian and % Tog., $8
ea. or exc. C. J. Burton, College Park,
Rt. 2, Tanner Road.

RABBITS FOR SALE

N. Z. Whites, Chinchillas, good
stock, cheap or exc. for laying hens
not over 2 yrs. old. W. Harrison.

Fitzgerald.
(Whiterex) rabbits.



Erminerex
Write for full information. H. H. Mc-
David, Thomasville.

Selling out Chinchillas, 19 2 mos.
to 3 yrs. old, does full grown, 3 bred,
1 open. Write for prices. Exc. for live
stock. J. J. Sanders, Smithville.

Ped. Chinchillas, N. Z. White and
Reds, Himalayans and Silver Mar-
tens. Write for cheap prices. A. W.
Melton, Thomasville.

N. Z. White bucks, yr. old, with
ped. certificates, pure bred and beau-
ties, special at $2 ea. Ten days ra-
tions and rabbit book free. W. M.
Keady, Norcross.

Two rabbits, just grown, Chinchil-
las will not guar. purity of stock,
$1.50, prepaid for both, money order.
A. A. Nash, Hapeville.

.Himalayan does and bucks, ped.
papers furnished, seniors, $7.50 pr.,
juniors $3.50 pr. Write. A. W. Mel-

ton, Thomasville.

Sev. prs. New Z. White pink-eyed,
best bred rabbits, sell or trade for
ae of equal value: Robt. Cc,
Collier, Barnesville, Thomaston St.



_ Bramlett, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

s

Live Stock For Sale

Pr. Chinchillas, $3, or exc. for 3
White Pekins, all bucks. Dillard Mun-
ford, Cartersville. :

Stahls Gold Cert. Chinchilla, sell
or exc. for dried apples or for chick-
ens. J. A. Lwing, Ashburn.

Two N. Z. does, 8 mos. old, reg.
stock, $1 ea. Touell Courson, Pear-
son, Rt. 1, Box 19.

N. Z. Whites, pink-eyed, 3 bucks
and 4:does, 8 mos. old, $1.25 ea., cash
with order. Miss Naomi Allison,
Lithia Springs.

Five pure bred Chinchilla does and
buck, wt. 10 lbs. Does from 7% to 9
Ibs. 4 have 18 young, others are
bred, $12 for lot. All healthy. Can-
not be shipped. Earl Rahn, Pineora.

Live Stock Wanted ,

CATTLE WANTED

Exc. value $75 for good milch cow
with calf. Mrs. J. C. Harbin, Alamo.

Want cow, guar. to give 3-5 gal.
milk and butter in proportion. Will
pay $40-$50, del. my home. Write
first. F. G. Jinks, Atlanta, 964 Lu-
cile Ave.

Exc. value for good milch cow
within reasonable distance of Man-
chester. D. C. Hinchliffe, Manches-
ter, Rt. 1.

Exc. 5. Pit Game stags, 5 mos. old,
mixed, fine breeds, at $5 ea., for
3-gal. milch cow or feeder shoats at
market price. S. J. Bryan, Ogle-
thorpe.

Want pure bred Hereford bull calf,
2 or 3 mcs. old, at reasonable price.
C. McCard, Sycamore.

Want nice fat calves. Write what
you have. E. J. Hart, College Park.

Exc. value for real good milch cow.
J. W. McGowan, Graymont, Rt.

Want 10 or more good dairy cows,
fresh or to freshen this fall. R. P.
Dewberry, Acworth.

Want Jersey, Holstein or Guernsey
heifer, already bred, or common cow,
already fresh. Exc. sow and pigs or
other things. W. H. Waddelle, Pear-
son.

Want 2 milch cows, not over 4 yrs.
old, not less than 3-4 gal. milk. Jer-
sey or Guernsey or the 2 crossed pre-
ferred. Give best price del. H. J.
Winn, Adel.

Want live stock to feed. Cattle and
hogs. Quick cash for.any quantity if
price is right. Paul M. VanCleve,
Monroe.

Want pure bred Jersey or Guern-
sey heifer. Exc. Ga. cane syrup or
other value. KE. D. Paulk, Fitzgerald,
Box 444.

Want fresh milch cows, only good
ones wanted. Exc. beef yearlings or
ay Bohl H. C. Waldrep, Forsyth,
Hts.

-Exc. value up to $30 for milch cows
or hogs, within 25 miles of Dublin.
Mr.s M. G. Thigpen, Dublin, Rt. 6.

HOGS WANTED

Want 50 good thrifty shoats, 50-100
lbs. Write full description and price.
B. F. Walker, Wrens.

Exc. trio N. Z. rabbits for 6-week-
old pig. Mrs. E. D. Earle, Dewyrose.

Want reg. Duroc J.- boar, 6 pigs, 8
mos. old. Pay cash or exc. Berkshire
brood sow. R. C. Brewer, Lula, Rt. 2.

Exe. Guernsey 3-month-old bull
calf, from reg. herd for pigs or shoats
of good breeding. J. A. Ewing, Ash-
burn.

Want about 4 or 5 head of shoats,
40-60 lbs., for cash at market price,
at once; must be in Emanuel County.
wie T. W. Smith, Swainsboro,

Exc. few gal. sorghum syrup for 2
Big Bone Guineas. I. E. Chitwood,
Carnesville, Rt. 2.

Want S. P.-C. pig, male. Exc. Cor-
nish pullets or turkeys. T. J. Holland,
Lenox, Rt. 2.

Exc. Good value for hogs, cattle or
mule or horse. Write. Lee Boyd,
Baldwin, Rt. 1. : :

Exc. peavine hay or corn for
shoats, wt. 75 to 100 lbs. Write or
see. Z. L. Dorminy, Enigma, Rt. 1,
Box 6.

Exc. 2 pure bred Gordon Game
1930 hatch cocks and 6 pure B. Leg-
horn hens for a shoat. Leland E.
Adams, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Exc. value for good size mule. S. G.
Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 1:

Exc. value for pony that will sad-
dle and plow, wt. about 750 Ibs., dif-
ference, if any, adjusted. J. W. Davis,
Nicholls.

RABBITS WANTED
_ Want some good rabbits for breed-
ing. Will exc. value or pay cash; J. R.







Live Stock Wanted |

Want trio of ped. free of disease
healthy N. Z. Whites, wt. 7-10 lbs.
ea., 7 to 10 mos. old, cheap, or will
exc. good flue-cured tobacco. Harold
Smith, Baxley. :

Want pure bred Nubian or Toggen-
burg buck and sev. does. Give de-
scription and price. A. P. Boardman,
Augusta, 332 Fifteenth St.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want the best miich goat $15 will
buy. Dont mind grade, but must
be of milk stock and fresh and with-
in 100 miles of Atlanta. J. J. Hill,
Jr., Atlanta, 427 East Ave. s

Want to get in touch with parties
having goats. I have plenty of graz-
ing lands and. will raise on halves.
G. F. Sutton, Lyons. :

Want ewe goats. Pay $1 ea. Exe.
Guinea hogs. Edgar Barnes, Summit.

Exc. 7 hens, mixed Brown L,. and
rooster, W. L. and Wyandotte mixed
and other value for a Toggenburg or
Nubian milk goat now milking. Miss
Jennie Seago, Vienna, 309 Church
Street:

Miscellaneous For Sale

This years crop dry sage, 50c Ib.
Mrs. R..Q. Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Some old 1930 sweet cured tobacco,
10c Ib. J. O. Stewart, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Fig preserves and peach and fig
conserve, ea., 40c nt.; 20c % pt: Mrs.
M. M: Head, Zebulon. ;

Good flue-cured tobacco, 10c Ib.
Exc. for dried apples, peaches or for
green apples, 100-lb. feed sacks, or
anything can use. G. D. Jones, Cli-
max, Rt. A, Box 25. cae

Nice, clean, dried sage, 60c lIb., del.,
money orders only. Mrs. J. EF. Yawn,
Rhine, Rt. 1, Box 115.

Yellow root, 20c Ib.; horseradish,
15c bunch; catnip, same; old-fash-
joned rhubarb plants (not pie
plants), 2 for 25c. Mrs. Sidda South-
erland, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Flue cured tobacco, 10c lIb., FOB.
Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Surrency.

Yellow root, green, 15c lb.; rats-
bane, 20c lb.; dried apples, 10 Jb.
Exc, for white feed sacks. Mrs. Callie
Richard, Loving.

Whole wheat or Graham flour,
$1.25 per 48 lbs.; straight, unbleached
flour, $4.50 bbl., FOB. Can ship bbl.
assorted to any point in Ga. for 50c
frt. H. M. Cheek, Bowersville.

Will make citron, pear preserves
and pear pickles on halves. Party to
furnish sugar and their part of con-
tainers. Mrs. J. H. Hayes, Rutledge.

Yellow, polk, rattle, butterfly root
and wild cherry bark, 20c jb.: oval
shaped squash seed, 10c thls. Mrs. L.
M. White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 33.

Fig, pear and miscellaneous pre-
serves, jelly, apple butter, canned
peaches, etc., for sale or exc. for
other commodities. Mrs. E. Spence,
Dunwoody. a

Fig preserves, 50c gt.; watermelon



rind (flavored with lemon-cherry),

60c qt.; Indian peach pickle, 40c qt.:
apple jelly, $1.75 per doz. molds;
plum jelly, 15c. Mrs. 4. M. Story,
Thomson. :

Good, yellow leaf flue cured to-
bacco, 10 lbs., $1 del.; Ga. chewing
and smoking, 25 lbs., $2.35 del. Har-
old Smith, Baxley.

Shade dried sage, 40c lb. No chks.
Mrs. Lizzie Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Good smoking tobacco, 10c Ib.,
cash, No orders less than $1. Exc. for
dried fruit, dried beans or feed sacks.
Mrs. J. B. Jones, Milford, Rt. 1.

Thirty qt. jars of fruit, mixed:
apples, peaches; strawberry, black-
berry, tomato, cherry, Mogul plums,
pear pickle, Damson plums, $7 for
lot. Cash. No chks. Not prepaid. Mrs.
R. J. Page, Comer, Rt. 3.

_No. Ga. tobacco, 20c Ib.; apple
vinegar, 25c gal. at home. Tob. del.
Exc. for meat. R. E. Lee, Carters.

Fresh, waterground Graham flour,
from recleaned slick wheat, $2.50
over 100 Ibs. Less amt., 3c lb., FOB.
M. F. Lewis, Adairsville. i

Fresh, waterground Graham flour,
whole wheat, 3c Ib. No less 50 Ibs.
Cash with order. Jas. B. Woods,
Brooks. :

New crop corn meal, waterground,
3c Ib. Billie Woods, Brooks.
_,Chewing tobacco, 10c Jb.: smok-
ing, 6c Ib. Order for $1 up del. 3rd
zone. J. W. Steedley, Baxley.

Sweet, flue cured yellow leaf to-
bacco, chewing and smoking, 12%4
lb. del. In the leaf and twisted, 25
Ib. del. Cash with order. Dan A.
Campbell, Baxley, Rt. 2. ;

Thirty Ibs. used goose feathers, 40c



Ib. Miss Jennie Seago, Vienna,
Church St. ~~



Miscellaneous For Sale _

Chewing tobacco, 10c lb.: smok.
ing, 6c Ib. Add postage. Exc. for
chickens or dried fruit or eggs. Mrs,
H. D. Boatright, Baxley.

Good yellow leaf, flue curred chew-
ing tobacco, 10 Ibs., $1 del.; smoking,
13c Ib.; $1 del. in Ga. Harold Smith,
Baxley.

Yellow leaf, flue cured tobacco,
home made, chewing and smoking 3
Ibs., $1 del. Cash with order. Exc. for
dried apples and peaches. Farmers
Exchange, Baxley.

Waterground meal, $1 bu., FOB,
H. V. Frahklin, Register.

Poke root, green, 18c Ib.; heart
leaf plants, 30c C, cash with order,
Everlene McLaughlin, Greenville.

. New. white downy feathers, 50c Ib.
plus postage; sample on request. Mrs,
Mary Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Exc. 100 lb. feed sacks for smok-
ing and pipe tobacco. Jos. Hadorits,
Macon, 3003 Houston Ave.

Exe. value for smoking tcbkacco,
Mrs. Wiley Woodward, Fairmount.

Want few lbs. dyed Mullin and
Coughwart, this years crop, reason-
ably priced. Mrs. Hattie Griffis,
Homerville, Rt. 2; Box 36. cs

Want strong white feed sacks, free |
from holes, 50 and 100-lb.:cap. Exe,
choicest grade Cream Sugar Crowder ~
peas. C. F. Maddox, Buford. Pee

Exc. good eating and cooking ap- |
plesfor cotton at market price. M.
M. Davis, Diamond.

Exc. 1 gal. Speckled butter beans
for 10 100-lb. feed sacks, free of
es Mrs. E. J. Thompson, Canon,
Feb. 2: a

Want beeswax, must be yellow and
at 10c lb., FOB; also want gensing:
roots. Write. J. H. Duke, Wrens.

Exc. any amt. ratsbane or blood-
root for white, 100-Ib. cap. feed
sacks, 1 lb. for 2 sacks, ea. pay chgs,
Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 2.

Exc. canned pneaches and Cream
Crowders, Sneckled Crowders and
white mush peas for hens, pullets,*>
turkeys, pig or shoat. ~Mrs. Rose:
Danvers, Euena Vista; Rt: 5. <>.

Want 30 or 40 white feed sacks, .
109-lIb. cap., good cond. -Exe. dried
fruit, 2 los. for 3 sacks. Write first.:
Mrs. V. C. Ray, Kensington, Rt. 2. <=

Want sheep and goat, also poultry
and rabbit manure. Must be dry.
State amt. and lowest cash price per,
100 lbs., del. Athens. James Wilson, |
Athens, Rt: 1... 2s
Want to buy 100 light sacks to put |
chufas in. None 'to hold less than % |
bu. A. C. Strickland, Nahuxta. a

Exc. 10 Ib. frostproof.Eng: peas for
white 100 lb. cap. sacks. 3 sacks for
1 lb. peas. Ha. pay postage, or sell
peas 20c lb., and postage. Mrs. G. M.
Foster, Carrollton, Rt. 7.

Will buy up to 25 Ibs. clean feath-
ers, or will exc. apples or dried ap-
ples or peaches for same. H. R.
Clarke, Waleska.

Seed For Sale

Broccoli, a vegetable closely re-
lated to the cauliflower (yet seed is
over 50 per cent cheaper). Can offer
limited amt. at $3 lb. N. Rosene, Ft.
Valley, Box 44,

Smooth-leaf mustard seed, 2 tbls.,
5c, plus postage. Mrs. Cliff Booth,
Kennesaw.

Johnsons winter bean, 35c at., del.;
Purple Bloom salad peas, 20c at., del.
Exc. for white tender cornfield beans.
Mrs. M. J. Patterson, Cordele, Rt. B.

Iwo hundred lbs. 1931 crop old-
fashioned peach seed, mixed, 120 El-
bertas among them, 2c lb., prepaid,
money order; 10c extra for chks.
Mrs. Harvey Leslie, Greenville, Rt. 1,
Box 5-A. z

Recleaned. Burr clover seed, 6c Ib.
here. S. B. Kinard, Jackson.

Burr clover seed, 2c Ib. or exc. for
hogs or wheat, FOB. L. A. Motes,







Elberton, Rt. 3.

_ Fifty or 75 lbs. frostproof everbear-
Ing Eng. pea seed, 20c lb. A. H. Mc-
Intyre, Ailey.

White nest onions, large, round
var., 60c gal.; Burr clover seed, hand-
cleaned, 50-lb. bags, $3. L. M. Ader-
hold, Lavonia.

Seeds, sugar or salad pea and Ga.
collard, 15c cupful; mustard and
mixed turnip, 5c spoonful: old-fash-

ioned peach, $2 per C Ibs.; no chks.

Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay.

_ Hastings 1931 Japanese louse re=
sistant turnip seed, 50c Ib., postpaid.
H. S. Mullins, Milner.

1931 Japanese Shogoin, louse re=
sistant turnip seed, 60c Ib., postpaid,
of over 3 Ibs., 50c lb., postpaid. H. S.
Mullins, Milner. ;





wsday, October 1, 1981

Seed For Sale

= S
inter mustard seed, 12c pkg.; red-

ET pepper, 30c gal., del.; dry butter
eas, 25c at.; willow butter beans, 25

- peach seed, old-time seedling.
ake offer. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Ac-
yorth, Rt 2, a

Early Blood turnip, beet and half

Long beet seed. mixed, 25c pt.; scal-
on buttons, scallion and white nest
nions, ea. 50c gal., 75c pk., postpaid,

cash. John B. Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.

New crop curled. mustard, 20c Ib.,
0c large pkg. Sound, mixed peach,
0c pk.; sound speckled peas, $2 bu.
txc, for chicken feed, rye, etc. Mrs.
am Rogers, Claxton.

Mixed peach seed. Make best offer

y bu. or lb., % or more bu. W. H.

Garrison, Commerce, Rt. 4, Box 5.
~ Perennial nest onions, best yielder,
nest keeper, best flavor, especially
ine for green onions, 55c gal., post-

id. Stamps accepted. R. P. Stein-
heimer, Woolsey, Rt. 1.

" Sunflower seed, 30c lb., or exc. for:

white feed sacks; 3 sacks for lb. seed,
sr exc. for good eating Irish potatoes.
a. pay postage. Mrs. C,.I. Carson,
fartwell, Rt. 5.
Seven top turnip seed, 25c Ib.;
lif. peas, 10c lb.; Burbanks 59 day
weet corn, 15c 0z.; large white sweet

corn, 10c oz., del. Mrs. W. G. Burns,

ahlonega, Box 121. _
Twenty-five lbs. turnip seed, new
rop, mostly Seven Top and Purple
Top, 30c Ib.; 5 Ibs., $1 del. Less than
lb. add postage. Miss 4. M. Davis,
Silver Creek. = oe
New Guinea butter vine or bean
ed (fruit grows 5 ft. long, wt. 10-20
s., really good to eat), 30 seed for
9c. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

eed, $1 lb.; white and yellow Ber-
muda onion and lettuce seed, $1.50
b.; fall planting white nest onions,
50c gal. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery
Branch.
Chas. W., Early Flat Dutch cab-
page, $1 lb.; Copenhagen Market,
. yellow Bermuda, Prize-
Taker and Yellow Danvers onions,
$1.75 lb., postpaid; new seed. R. L.
cRee, Meigs. |
Early Hackensack musmelon seed,
10c thls., prepaid, or exc. for good
tender garden beans at 15c cup, pre-
paid; Mammoth Russian sunflower
seed, 5c thls. Eva E. Davidson, Alto,
Rt: 1: eo: :
- Peach seed, clingstone, yellow, half
Indian, whole Indian, clingstone and
other clearseed, and lot mixed, select,
50c C; mixed, 50c gal., postpaid. Chas.
Faulkner, Ball Ground.
Prolific bunch var. Eng. peas, 25c
b.;: 5 lbs., $1; add postage. C. D.
Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4. : a
- Red nest onions and multiplying

shallots, 35c gal. Exc. for anything

can- use; not prepaid Mrs. L. H.
Oliver, Arlington, Box 112.

Large nest onions, $3.50 bu., 50c
gal.; Willetts Wonder peas, 30 Ib.
Exc. for good Purple Straw__ seed
wheat, ea. pay chgs. Mrs. W. H.
Rowe, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

_ Seven lbs. Willetts Wonder Eng.
pea seed, new crop, 35c Ib. or lot,
$2.40, del. within 3rd zone;, no stamps.
Mrs. J. E. Latham, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Purple Top, Yellow Globe mixed
turnip seed, 35c teacupful; Willetts
Wonder pea_ seed, 25c teacupful;
white and red nest onions, 60c gal.,

i?

Calif. beer seed, 10c per start, and

extra postage. Miss Carrie Mc-|.

Cullers, Logansville, Rt. 3.

_ Three Ibs. Eng. pea seed, 20c Ib.,
or lot, 50c; white lady peas, 8c Ib.;
10 lbs., 75c del. Blanche Woodruff,
Greenville.

Nice, clean multiplying onions, 40c
al. Add 5c postage to gal. Red old-
ime multiplying shallots, 30c gal.

ts Ralph Williams, Cumming,

Greasy collard seed, $1 Ib. or 10c
thls. Mrs. Stacey Rahn, Rincon, Rt. 2.
_ Clements American Wonder
watermelon (grow to wt. 160 Ibs. or
more) seed, $1 oz.; $10. lb. E. T.
Clements, Tennille.
_ Crimson clover in pod, 5c Ib., or
exc. for seed wheat, rye or oats. J.
x. Holcombe, Buchanan.
Large red nest onions for Fall
planting, 75c gal.; white nest onions,
_ 60c gal.; old fashioned cornfield bean
_ Seed, 25c teacup. Mrs. W. H. Robbs,
Flowery Branch.

. Silver onion sets,
keepers, 50c gal.
bbtown.

_ White multiplying onions for sets
or to eat, 40c gal. Hastings Imp.
hite seeded chicken corn, 10c 1b.;
100 Ib., $8. B. B. Morgan, Clyo.

t

good winter
Mrs. G. Collins,



Seed For Sale

About 6 Ibs. Hastings collection
turnip seed, mixed. Sell or exc. for
tender cornfield beans or baby limas,
Cupful for cupful. Mrs. Willie T.
Mullinax. (Address not given). .

Hastings Big Seven turnip seed
collection, slightly mixed with Sho-
goin, 30c Ib. del.; 4lbs., $1. Make offer
on larger quantities. Mrs. C. A. Wil-
banks, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Few lbs. Oct. peach seed, 3c Ib.,
Nene Mrs. L. O. Staples, Roopville,

Beat the Bee syrup cane seed,
50c. gal. Should make 2 to 6 bbls.
syrup. Order now for Fall del. Wil-
liam Armour, Julia.

New vegetable green Tendergreen
(ready for market within 25 days
from planting), _10c pkg., 15 oz.
Vadco smooth var. Winter Eng. pea
seed, 35c Ib., postpaid. Miss Eva Cog-
burn, Alpharetta.

Nice, white onions, $1 pk. A wonder
Eng. pea seed, 5 lbs., $1. Maude
Hamby, Greenville.

_ White nest onions, 85c pk., del.
Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Collard. seed, 25c Ib., 5 Ibs., $1;
Chas. W. cabbage seed, $1 lb, post-
paid. Free of trash. 15c extra if chk.
is sent. Lee Waldrip, Gainesville.

Purple Top, White, Yellow Globe,
White Egg, Early White Flat Dutch,
Rutabaga, curled mustard, 8 thbls.,
25c; 1 Ib., 40c; more, 35c lb.; rape,
1 lb., 20c. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Peach seed, old-time seedling, 14%
bu., $1.25. Miss Hannah Ward,
Hoschton, Rt. 1.

Burr clover seed, in rough, 2c lb.,
60 per cent clean seed, FOB. Roy
Lewis; Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Five to 8 bu. peach seed for sale.
Make offer. W. D. EStes, Menlo,

Gal. nice red multiplying onions,

gal. old-fashioned growing shallots.

for planting, ea. 60c gal. or both $1,
del. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon, Rt. 2.
Two gal. nice, sound, white multi-
plying onions for planting, 50c gal.,
del. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon, Rt. 2.
Collard seed, $15 per 100 Ilbs.;
smaller lots, 18c, or 1-lb. lot, . 30c,
postpaid. Malvin Collins, Whigham.
Crystal Wax Bermuda onion sets,
20c and 15c at., FOB. F. W. Bal-
comb, Waycross.
Stone Mtn. melon seed, 214 lbs., $2,

or 75 lb.. Will exc. Also 8 Ibs. little

white dwarf Eng. pea seed, $2, or 30c
lb., not prepaid. B. Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.
Crimson clover seed in chaff, for

sale in 100-Ib. lots and up, FOB. R. B.|

Kinman, Calhoun, Rt. 4, Box 62.

About % bu. ea. Elberta, white
plum and clearseed peach seed,
mixed; 4 kinds sunflower and canta-
loup and watermelon seed. Mrs. An-
nie Wofford, Dalton, 111 Jones St.

Burr clover seed, 4c lb., enough dirt
in seed to inoculate. Sample if de-
sired. J. H. Wall, Statham.

Shogoin turnip seed, 50c Ib. in
small quantities; 40c Ib. in 10-Ib. lots.
L. H. Oden, Blackshear.

This years crop Ga. collard seed,
15c lb.; Dickeys Eng. pea seed, 25
lb., FOB. J. T. Ponder, Whigham.

Sunflower seed, 10c lb. A. D. Dodd,
Gaddistown.

All lead. var. cabbage seed, $1 Ib.;
Purple Top, White Globe turnip seed,

'35c Ib.: collards, 35c lb., postpaid.

W. W. Williams, Quitman.
About 2 lbs. collard seed, 50c for
lot. E. H. Beasley, Kite.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Cokers No. 7 staple, wilt resistant
cotton seed, 75c bu. T. B. Thomas,
Thomasboro.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

Seven Ibs. popcorn (on cob) for sale
or trade for White Pekin or Muscovy
ducks. Dellard Mumford, Carters-
ville.
Fifteen bu. deep yellow Red Cob
corn, $1.50 bu., FOB. Mrs. Eethel
Jones, Lula, Star Rt.

Baby Chicks For Sale

High powered baby chicks, Reds,
Rocks, $10; Everlay Brown, Tancred
White L., $8 C del. B. F. Thomas,
Odum.

Baby chicks from rich, dark Reds,
Donaldson str., $12 C del. Fall del.
Orders in advance. Mrs. H. G. Brown,
Stone Min., Rt. 1. 3

Bloodtested chicks, Barred, White
Rocks, Reds, Wyandoties, $9 C;
heavy asst., $8.50; lots less than 100,
add ic per chick. Live del., prepaid.
Custom hatching, 3c. R. H. Fechtel,







Waycross. :
Custom hatching, set 4 M eggs ist.

and 2nd week in Dec. on halves, or
24ec per egg. W. H. Kinney, Carroll-
ton, Rt. 1.



MARKET BULLETIN

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Baby Chicks For Sale

Blood-tested Leghorns, Anconas,
Reds, Rocks. Live del. guar. Also Im-
ported Barron W. L. chicks and pul-
lets; custom hatching Mondays.
Mammoth Buckeyes, 2c an egg. S.
Brown, Atlanta, 316 Mitchell St.

Quality chicks from only fine, se-
lected stock W. L., Reds and Barred
Rocks; also custom hatching, $3 per
100 eggs. Eustace J. McKinney; Jr.,
Blackshear. ~

Custom hatch, 2%c egg, 3%c del.
or half of chicks. Will pay 3c an egg
for first-grade. setting eggs, heavy
breeds, prepaid; also baby chicks for
sale. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 300 chicks to raise to 8 wks.
old on shares. Chris King, Atlanta,
13 Rodesia Ave., So.

Will del. by truck within 150 miles
Adel 50 bu. new ear corn in exc. for
500 thrifty heavy mixture breeds baby
oe by Oct. 1. J. C. DeVane,

el,

Want 300 chicks to raise on 50-50
basis to 10 wks. old. Prefer W. L. or
R. I. Reds. I to pay P. P. chgs. Mrs.
M. L. Smith, Eldorendo.

Want 400 Golden Buff Orp. to
raise on halves to 8 wks. old. Party
to furnish 1/3 of feed. Mrs. L. E.
Allen, Ft. Valley. :

Want 100 Reds or B. R. to raise
on halves to 8 wks, old. Party pay
shipping chi.rges. At once. Mrs. Addie
McCook, Dexter, Rt. 3.

Want 200 chicks, 10 or 12 days old
to raise on halves. Mrs. G. W.
Rhodes, Rochelle, Rt. 2.

Want 200 or 300 chicks to raise to
8 wks. on halves. B. R. or Reds pre-
ferred. Smaller quantities if desired.
W. J. Pana Pooler, Box 26.

Want 200 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. Black Giants, B. R.,
or Buff Orp. preferred. Write first.
Mrs. Raymond Langford, Nashville,
Rt, 1,,B0x 36."

Want 200 chicks to raise on halves
to 10 wks. old. Anconas or Reds pre-
ferred. Mrs. J. C. Sheffield, Irwinton,
Rt. 2, Box 30.

Want 300 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old, by Oct. 1. B. L.
or Reds. Mrs. C. E. Averett, Mauk.

Want 300 heavy breed chicks to
raise to 6 wks. for 1/3; 8 wks. for
half. Any time in Oct. Mrs. J. E.
Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Want 100 or 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8-10 wks. Any large
breed. No Leghorns. I furnish feed.
Mrs. J. C. Harbin, Alamo.

Want 100 yellow Buff Orp. to raise
on halves. Mrs. B. O. Smith, New-
nan, Rt. 1.

Want 1 or 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 8-10 wks. I furnish feed.
Want bloodtested B. Rocks. Write
oe Mrs. D. A. Jackson, Bowdon,

Want 4 or 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8-10 wks. D. M. Parker,
Conyers, Rt. 3, Box 94.

Seed Wanted

Want 4 bu. Blue Stem wheat, 2 bu.
No. Ga. rye, also some winter peas
and Vetch. Must be cheap for cash.
R. D. Giles, Douglasville, Rt. 2.

Want exc. broom straw, enough for
12 brooms for 10 lbs. onions, Mrs.
W. A. Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1.

Want % gal. ea. Bermuda and
other good onions sets. Reasonable.
Will exc. lady finger peas at 10c lb.
Mrs. Shelton Crutchfield, Toomsboro.

Exe. 1 bu. Marretts C. B. B. for 2
bu. feed seed. G. I. Maxwell, Toccoa.

Eggs For Sale

Eggs from Thompson Imp., Ringlet
B. R., 75c per 15 del. Cash. Mrs. C.
A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt. 5.

Pure bred B. R. Thompson str.
eggs, 60c per doz., prepaid. Cartons
ret. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.

Thompson str. eggs from rich, dark
Reds, closely culled, $1.10 per 15; $5
C. High fertility. Mrs. H. G. Brown,
Stone Mtn., Rt. 1. .

J. B. Giant eggs, carefully selected,
$1 per 15 del. Cartons ret. Fertility
euar W. H. Richardson, Elberton,
Reb: 3:

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs,
75c per 15. Byers str. Fresh, fertile,
insured, prepaid. No chks. J. H.
Lloyd, Milan, Rt. 3.

Thompson Ringlet B. R. eggs, ist,
$1 per 15; $1.75, 30; 2nd, 85c per 15;
$1.45 for 30 del. Cartons ret. Mrs. J.
E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Rt. 2.

Turkey eggs, $1.25 per 15, carton
ret. Miss Rebecca Campbell, Atlanta,
860 Boulevard, S. E.











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Eges Wanted

Want to set 240 heavy breed eggs
on halves, or for 3c an egg, chicks
del.; 20 yrs. exp. Must be fresh eggs.

Mrs. J. E.Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Want pure bred Barred Rock eggs

for hatching. C. F. Reevesm, Atlanta,

Rt. 6.

Will hatch thoroughbred eggs for
3c an egg, or on halves. Trays hold

180 eggs each. Write first. Mrs. D. -

M. Clark, Garfield.

Want fresh white eggs,
State amt. and price. R.
Atlanta, Rt. 6, Box 344.

Plants For Sale -

E. J. and Wakefield cabbage
plants, $1.25 M mailed; $1 M, over 5
M exp.; Crystal Wax Bermuda sets,
75 gal.; $4.60 bu. Cedar Stephens,
Flowery Branch.

Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cabbage,
Ga. collard plants, 15c C; earliest
imp. Klondike strawberry, 25c C.
Major Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Chas. W. cabbage plants now
ready, 300, 40c; 500, 60c; 90c M.,,
postpaid. R. Chancelor, Seville.

Will have in 10 days 2 or 3 million
leading var. cabbage and Bermuda
onion plans, $1.25 M; 5 M lots del.,
$5. E. T. Clements, Tennille.

Progressive everbearing strawberry
plants, 30c C; 400, $1; Condons

infertile.
L. Perry,



Mastodon strawberry, 60c C; 200 for

24 . Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega,

Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. Mrs. H.
E. McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Lady T. and genuine Klondike
strawberry plants, $2.50 M; Masto-
don blackberry, $1 C; Kudzu roots,
$1 C; $6 M; black and cream rasp-
berry, 60c doz. Mrs. E. Spence, Dune
woody.

Good, nice strawberry plants, $1.50
doz., or exc. 1 M for 15 good, white

feed sacks or white guano sacks. Mrs, | 3
700,

W. A. Moon, Waco, Rt. 2.
Klondike strawberry plants,
$1; Lady Thompson same price, not
a a. T. Williams, Bremen,
Mastodon everbearing strawberry
plants, 30c C; $2.50 M. Add postage

on orders less than $1. M. F. Etris,

Dahlonega, Rt. 1. sar
Chas. W. cabbage plants, 30c C;
$1.15 M del. Coy Gibson, Waycross.
Cuthbert and St. Regis everbear~
ing raspberry plants, 50c doz.; $2 C;
$10.50 M; Harts Delicious black=-
berry, 60c doz.; 50, $1.75; $3 C., pre=
paid. E. J. Hart, College Park. ;
Progressive strawberry plants, 30c
C; $2 M. Mrs. Emley Long, Cleve-
land, Rt. 4, Box. 13. | \
Chas. J. Wakefield, Flat Dutch
cabbage, collard and tomato plants,
500, 60c; $1 M; sweet pepper and
Egg-plants, 200, 60c; 500, $1, post-
paid. Miss Rosa May, Lewiston. |

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 15c C;
$1 M. Now ready. Cash with order.
G. L. NeSmith, Ashburn, Rt. 4.

J. W. cabbage plants, $1.10 M del.;
5 M up, 75c M exp. col. Guyton Teal,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

New Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, 25c C; 65c, 500; $1.10 M del.;
5 M lots, 75c M, FOB. Winfred Wald-
rip, Flowery Branch.

Lady T. and Mastodon everbear-
ing strawberry, 40c C; $3.75 M; red
and black everbearing raspberry. $1~-
doz.; Blue Damson plums, Eng.
horseapple, 15c ea.. Mrs. F. M. Tur=
ner, Cleveland.

Wakefield cabbage plants, $1.10 M
del.; 5 M up, 75c M, exp. col. Jeff
Mooney, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

J. W. cabbage plants, $1.10 M
5 M up, 75c M, exp. col. Ed Mooney,
Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Chas. and J. W. cabbage plants, ~

90c M del.; 5 M up, 75c M, exp. col.

Ovie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Wakefield cabbage plants, 20c C;

$1.15 M; Klondike strawberry, 30c C3

$1.75 M del. H. P. Crow, Gainesville,

Rt..2:

New Stone, Marglobe tomato and
Wakefield, Copenhagen cabbage, Ga.
collards, 300, 60c; 600, $1; $1.35 M,
peepee: Millions, C. F. Maddox, Bu-
ord.

Strawberry plants, Deans De-

licious, 20c doz,; Aroma and Klon- |

likes, 10c doz. L. B. Dean, Avalon.
Klondike and Missionary strawe-

berry plants, $2 M. Guy Taylor. Ma-

con, Rt. 1.

Cabbage plants, E. J., Chas. W.,

Flat Dutch and Succession, $1.25 M
del. Special prices on large lots B.
F. Mallard, Rinson.
Dutch and Wakefield cabbage
plants, 50c, 300; $1 M; everbearing

and Klondike strawberry, 25cC; $1.75 |
~M del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood.





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Plants For Sale
_ J. W. cabbage plants, $1.10 M del.;
_ 5 M up, 75c M, exp. col. Charlie Hill,
_ Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Mastodon everbearing strawberry
plants, 35c C; $2.50 M, postpaid. No
ot Mrs. Susie Etris, Dahlonega,
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 300, 50c; $1 M; Klondike
strawberry, 300, 65c; $1.25 M. All
mailed. H. P. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

-Rhubarb plants, 40 doz.; 1 yellow
root, 35c lb.; sage plants, 10 each;
red pepper, 50c Ib.; peppermint

ants, 25c doz. Miss Cecil McCur-

ey, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Missionary strawberry plants, $1.25,
500; $2.50 M; rhubarb plants, 75c
- doz.; new crop dried apples, 15c lb.;
_ dry sage, 60c lb. Miss Rona McCur-
_ ley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Year-old rhubarb plants, 75c doz.;

- peppermint plants, 35c doz.; garlic
heads. 10c. Cash or money order.
Mrs. T. H. McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.
Genuine French shallot onion
plants, no seeds nor buttons, 50c C;

_ 500, $2, FOB. Mrs. Shelton Crutch-

_ field, Toomsboro.
Special offer on

- bushes, $1 C, 75c in larger lots; nice
sun-dried apples, 15c lb., $23 per 100.
R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland.

_ Large everbearing strawberry, $3.25
M del. Mrs. W. G. Burns, Dahlonega,

pom LAL,

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 300, 65c;
600, $1; $1.25 M. E. A. Hayes, Bu-

* ford, Rt. 2.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, ready,
300, 60c; $1.50 M del. Lamar Ne-
Smith, Ashburn, Rt. 4, Box 109.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch, EF. J. cab-

bage and Heading collard plants, 20c

C; 500, 65c; $1 M, postpaid. Amos

Williams, Gainesville.

Strawberry plants, 25c C; horse
radish, 25c lb.; 6 plants with each
Ib. order; sage and hot pepper
- ground, 50c lb.; hot pepper, 15c
ae Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Alto,

Millions Extra Early J. and Chas.
. cabbage plants, 500, 60c; 90c M;

5 M, $4; White Bermuda onion, 200,

40c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M del. F. F.

Stokes, Fitzgerald.

- Huckleberry bushes, $1.25 C; $4,

500 del.; old fashioned plum and

- open stone peach seed, 50c C; white

_ scuppernong and muscadine cutting,

. 6, 50c. John Blackwell, Cleveland.

Lady T. Strawberry plants, 40c,
200; 500, 90c; $1.50 M. Mrs. J. M.
Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, ready, 20c C; $1.10 M, post-

- paid; 5 M, $4, FOB. Marcus Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

_ Extra early J. and Chas. W. cab-
bage plants, ready, 500, 60c; 90c M;

white Bermuda onion plants, 500,
75c; $1.25 M del. Robt. McCook,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

One M bunch grape, 2-crop, bears
tio 2 yrs,, | to & tons to: acre. I. H.

_ Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6. .

Chas. W. cabbage also collard

plants, 85c M. J. L. Leggett, Baxiey.

Gabbage and collard plants, BE. J.

and Chas. W., Flat Dutch, 500, 60c;
sh M del. C. W. Stokes, Macon,

Rt 3,

- Chas. W., Flat Dutch . cabbage,
True Heading collard plants, 20c C;
300, 50c; $1 M, del.; guar. sat. Ernest
Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

.Cabbage and collard plants, 500,
55c; $1 M, del. B. Crow, Gainesville.

Lucretia dewberry plants, $1 C;

Eldorado blackberry plants, same

x eee all del. Maud Hamby Green-

Swe.
~ Ga. collard plants, $1_M; 5 M up,
"5c M, del. L. E. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

EE. J., Wakefield: cabbage plants, 40c
300, 90c M; Klondike and Everbear-

ng strawberry, 30c C, $1.65 M, del

- Obie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Wakefield cabbage plants, 300 50c,
$1 M, del. Mrs. Calvin Garrett, Oak-

Or tet. ss,

Fully dev. Missionary plants,
packed in wet moss, 35c C, $3 M, FOB

here; del..now. W. F. Luckie, Ray

Gis :

Red Gold Sugar strawberry plants,

st. originally $75 M, selling now $1
Concord grape cut., le ea.; Fox

and Winter grape cut., %c ea. Exc.

: rabbits. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay,
Rt..4.
Mtn. grown plants, Ga. cabbage
and Sweethead collards, Wakefield,
Dutch and Drumhead cabbage, Globe,
Marglobe and Baltimore tomato, del.,
$1, $1.50 M. Mrs. H. L. Howell,
aldosta, 907 No. Patterson St.
_ E. J. cabbage vlants, 90c M; Klon-
dike strawberry, $1.60 M, del.
we, Gainesville, Rt. 1,

huckleberry |

Plants For Sale

E. J., Copenhagen, Flat Dutch cab-
bage, sweet heading collard, Stone
tomato, ea. postpaid, 500, 70c; $1.20
= oe Kelley, Sulphur Springs,
Rt. 1.

Collard and Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 75 M. D. M. Barber, Baxley.

| J. Wakefield cabbage plants, 25c
C; 300, 45c; $1 M, del.; 5 M, $3.75,
exp. col. Lee Crow, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Kudzu crowns, fall del., $2 C, $8 M.
Yonge Walker, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Youngs perfected Mastodon straw-
berry, 50c dqz.; Premier early, 40c
doz.; Youngs wonderbearer and Gib-
sons, ea., 45c doz.; 25 of ea., $3.
John B. Nix, Alto, Rt. 1. :

Napier grass plants and roots, give
more green forage than any other.
grass, Sept. best month for planting,
$4.50 M. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert.

Lucretia dewberry plants, 75c. C,
del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville,
Rea:

E. J., Chas. W., Flat Dutch cab-
bage and collard plants, 500, 60c; 90c
M, del.; 70c M, exp. col. E. Y. Stokes,
Macon.

Lady T. strawberry, 20c C, $1.50 M;
garden gooseberry and Purple Fox
grape, 2 for 15, no chks. Mrs. Henry
Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

White Bermuda onion plants, now

cabbage heading collard, 500, 60c; 90c
M, all del. P. P. postpaid F. F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald.

E. J. Wakefield cabbage plants, 500,
65c; $1 M;. over 5 M, 85c M, all del.
J. P. Mullis; Baxley, Rt. 4.

True Ga. collard, Marglobe toma-
to, Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab-
bage, $1.25 M; 5 M up, 90c M; guar.
or money back. B. R. Woodliff, Flow-
ery Branch. :

Plants Wanted

Want raspberry and Blakemore
strawberry plants, Guy Taylor, Ma-
con, Rt. 1. :

Want raspberry plants, fig trees,
seedling peach trees, grape vines, all
var. C. M. Stokes, Folkston.

Want about half doz. catnip cut-
tings. Write prices. Mrs. S. R. Par-
trish, Athens, 395 Barber St.

Grain and Hay For Sale

Pure So. Ga. Abruzzi seed rye,
$1.25 bu. in 5 or more bu. lots, FOB.,
Ft. Valley or Macon. W. D. Tharpe,
Ft. Valley. SS

Extra recleaned Tall-Growing Mtn.
seed rye, 2c lb. del. in Ga. R. W.
Nichols, Mineral Bluff. os

Abruzzi rye, recleaned, 2nd yr.
Cokers seed, excellent quality, $1.35
bu. in 2% bu. bags. J. D. Massee,
Marshallville.

Pure Abruzzi rye, recleaned, $1.50
bu., cash with order FOB. W. B. Col-
lier, Ft. Valley.

Genuine recleaned Abruzzi rye,
grown from Cokers Ped. seed, certi-
fied by Ga. Crop Assn., $1.50 bu.;
Cokers Fulghum oats, recleaned, 60c
bu., FOB. O. K. David, Marshallville.

Nice, bright Bancroft and Appler
seed oats,-40c bu., FOB. Had no rain.
on them. Sacked in good bags. B. F.
Cheek, Lavonia. ~-

Bancroft and Appler seed oats,
free from rust and smut and obnox-
ious seed, 50c bu., FOB. Sam Loving-
good Bowersville.

Fulghum seed oats 49c bu., FOB.
Sample on request. C. C. Haslam,
Marshallville.

Recleaned Abruzzi rye, pure, $1
bu., FOB. M. F. Lewis, Adairsville.

O-too-tan hay, 50c per 100; some
about 400 or 590; good, bright hay.
R. R. Moon, Grayson.

Blue Stem wheat, $1.50 bu., FOB,
check with order: extra fine. J. N. G.
Miles, Atlanta, Station A.

Fifty bu. fine rye. Will take 75c
bu.. FOB. C. R. Ray, Ellijay.

_ Genuine Abruzzi rye, high quality,
in 2-bu. sacks, 75 bu.; high-test Ful-
ghum oats, clean and bright, in 5-bu.
sacks, 46c bu., cash with order, FOB.
W.B. Love, Jr., Augusta, 20 8th St.

Recleaned Fulghum oats, Abruzzi

rye and Blue Stem wheat, at 50c,
$1.25 and $1.25 per bu., respectively,
FOB. C. B. Dexter, Ft. Valley.
. Pure Bancroft oats, guar. free of
all obnoxious seed, 55 bu. under 50
bu.; over 50 bu., 50c; in good new
bags, FOB, or 50c at my barn, any
amt., bags unfurnished. J. C. Ware,
Royston.

Turft oats, treated for smut, spores,
80c bu. S. D. Duncan, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Hastings 100-Bu., Cockers Cold-
proof and Fulghum oats, 55c; Mar-
retts 40-to-1 wheat, $1.25, all 1st yr.





ready, 500, 75c; $1.25 M; 5 M, $5.50; }

Grain and Hay For Sale
Old-fashioned Blue Stem sed
wheat, $1.25 bu.. FOB Monticello.

J. H. Goolsby, Monticello.
Ful-

Bancroft seed oats, $1 bu.;
ghum, 75c; seed rye, 2 bu. W.
Williams, Quitman.

Five hundred bu. Gunn & Goolsby
Super Wheat. Official yield, 51.29 bu.
per acre, (highest official record pro-
duction for Ga.), $3.25 per bu., FOB.
Dan Gunn, Monticello.

Bancroft seed oats, also Hundred-
Bu. oats, 50c bu.; Blue Stem seed
wheat, $1.25 bu. Car oat straw, $8
ton. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks.

Few more well matured Fulghum
seed oats, no weed seed, 55c bu. M.
F, Dooly, Norman Park.

Absolutely pure Blue Stem seed
wheat, $1.25 bu., 2% bu. bags, and
pure Fulghum seed oats in 5 bu. bags,
50c bu... FOB. W. M. Wright, Ft.
Valley. -

Hastings 100-Bu. oats, free or
smut. No rain on them. Very heavy.
50c bu. here. W. H. Bolton, Griffin,
Box 436.

Extra heavy, well cured and cleaned
Fulghum oats, free of obnoxious
weeds. 50-80 bu. per acre, 60c bu.
J. G. Dean, Dawson.

Abruzzi rye, 1931 crop, in 3 bu.
bags, 90 bu. Cash with order, FOB.
Cc. C. Jarrard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Pure Bancroft seed oats, free from
foreign grain or grass seed, 60c bu.
Riley C. Couch, Turin.
Ten bu. nice clean Blue Stem seed
wheat, $1.25 bu., FOB here. C. D.
Williams, Plains. ee

Hastings, Fulghum and Texas
rustproof seed oats, Ist year. Free
from nut and Johnson grass, :55 bu.,
FOB. J. M. Gaston, Americus.

Fulghum oats, 50c bu.; Ga. rye,
$1.25 bu.; per ton baled oats, $25;
oats and Austrian peas, $20; velvet
bean hay, $18; baled oat straw, $8,
FOB. J. H. Rheney, Tennille, care
Pritchard Hotel.

Ga. raised wheat for chicken feed,

$1.50 per 100 Ibs., FOB. H. M. Cheek,

Bowersville.

No. Ga. Tall Growing rye, $1.10
bu., FOB. Luther Cobb, Blue Ridge.

Purple Strow seed wheat, $1 bu.;
Fulghum seed oats, 60c bu., FOB. J.
F. Floyd, Adairsville, Rt. 3. |

Five M bu. Fulghum oats, Certi-
fied in 1930 by Ga. Crop Imp. Assn.

cent of black oats in them, 45c bu.,

Carrollton.

Car load of good oats, baled, $15
per ton, FOB. Slight extra charge for
loading. Ernest W. Burch, Eastman.
1931 crop Abruzzi rye, 90c bu., 3
bu. bags. Cash with order, FOB. C. C.
Jarrard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Twenty-five hundred bu, recleaned
Texas rustproof seed oats, 50c bu.,
FOB. Cecil S. Jones, Pitts. a

Fifty bu. pure. Appler seed oats,
or bu. Raymond Lankford, Lavonia,

ed ;

Pure Abruzzi seed rye, $1.50 bu.,
FOB. J. I. McNair, Stapleton... ;

Ga. Blue Stem seed wheat, $1 per
bu. J. C. Broome, Hephzibah.

Good, bright No. 1 Peavine hay for
sale or exc. for feeder shoats. Make
os per ton. W. E. White, Sumner,

Good Blue Stem seed wheat, $1 bu.,
FOB. Money order, cashiers or certi-
fied chk. Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

Shadburns Imp. Fulghum. oats.
Produced high as 128 bu, to acre.
Recleaned. Gathered without a drop
of rain. 10 bu. lots and more, 75c bu.,
FOB. J. L. Shadburn, Buford.

One hundred bu. Blue Stem wheat,
$1 bu.; 200 bu..Texas Rustproof oats,
i5 bu. V. B. Rosser, Locust Grove.

Sev. car loads peanut hay, without
any rain on it, $8 ton, FOB. J. C.
Jones, Smithville.

About 160 bu. Abruzzi rye, $1 bu.;
15. bu. Ga. rye, S5c bu. FOR, JR
Hames, Clarkesville.

Twenty-five bu. rye, known as Ab-
ruzzi, free from weed seed, etc., $1
bu., FOB Clarkesville, E. G. Hill, Mt.
Airy. . ;

Choice Abruzzi rye, grown on my
farm, ist yr., direct from Cokers ped.
seed, $1.50 bu. B. F. Murphy,
Sandersville.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want 50 bu. good sound seed oats,
Fulghum preferred. Will exc. honey.
Mail sample if interesed. L. H. Eden-
field, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Want best price on rye grass seed,
Abruzzi rye, and 3 yr. old Kudzu
roots. Roy R. Kelly, Monticello. .

Exc. heavy, clean oats for No. Ga.







O. Fa

from orig., pure, bright, clean. R. W.
Stembridge, Milledgeville.

wheat or Austrian peas. J. H. Jones,
Brooks. se

x

Possibly less than 1/100 of 1 per|-
sacked, FOB in car lots. C. E. Smith, |

8 Thursday, October Be: 1931.
Grain and Hay Wanted _
Want seed oats at 55c bu. del. Will
exc. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Exc. seed peanuts for 35 bu. oats
and 3 bu. good seed wheat. C. p,

Want seed wheat and oats. Exe
100 Ibs. pure Coker No. 5 cotton seed
for bu. wheat or 2 bu. oats; Hastings ~
100-Bu. oats preferred. A. R. Cooper.
Braselton, Rt. 1. :

Exc. Thompson B. Rocks, 10 hens _
and unrelated rooster, for Blue Stem
seed wheat, rye and oats. C. W. Price:
Cedartown, Rt. 2. '

Exc. new Sorghum syrup for so
Fulghum seed oats, eroier seed withe
out smoot. Mrs. Ruby Atkinson
MOWil trade first-ol me

ill trade first-class yellow co:
= yet. H. U. Wallace, Elberton,

Want 5 bu. Abruzzi rye and 10 bu,
good wheat for seed. Free of any for.
eign seed. Must be bargain. Send
sample and price. W. H. Bolton.
Griffin, Box 436. oe

Exc. value for seed wheat, peas or |
young cattle. Write. H. B. Tiller,
Brunswick.

Exc. good table honey, 10 Ib. cans.
80c can, for 8 or 10 bu. Blue Stem
wheat; 15-20 bu. good seed oats. Ea,
pay chgs. G. B. Crum, Cairo, Rt. 4.

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed to exe,
for oats. Bu. seed for 1 of oats. Mrs,
H. B. Ford, Lavonia. 2

Want priceson 1 or 200 bu. genuine
Texas Rustproof oats. Must be sound
and clean, FOB Empire. Allen R.
Johnson, Empire. : ee

Want 1 bu. genuine Beardless Bars
ley. Exc. 2 bu. pure Hastings 100-Bu,
oats. Ea. pay chgs. on what they get,
Dewey Nelms, Bowman, Rt. i.

Want to buy seed oats and seed
rye. Exc. strained honey or Jersey
heifers. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Rt.

Exe. nice Duroc Jersey male, en-
titled to reg. from prize winning
stock at $8, for Fulghum oats, or any
good var. seed oats. Charlie Holland,
Cobbtown. 5 :

Want 10 bu. wheat. Must be 100.

w.| Deal, Jesup, Rt. 2.

per cent pure. Make best offer. J. D.

Highsmith, Hickox. ee
Want 5 bu. Abruzzi sed rye, and
5 bu. Beardless barley, all free of ob
noxious weed seed, and reasonable in
price. Exc. reg. Duroc Jersey pig for
same. L. M. Kennedy, Collins. :

- Farm Help Wanted &

Want exp. truck grower for 60
acres, 16 miles Atlanta, 6 room house.
Write for full information. W. J. C.
St 996 Washita Ave.,
Boy 16-17 do light dairy work,
board and laundry and $8 to $10
month. Mrs. B. G. Lee, Macon, Rt. 2,
Forsyth Road. se
Want man with small family to
farm for wages. Must be reliable and
know how to operate Riding cultiva-_
tor, and not be pushed to work. Ref
exc. C. D. Deal, Jesup,
Want capable man to work 200
acre farm.on shares. Must have good
record and unquestionable references
as to ability and integrity. No cotton
to be raised: Paul M. VanCleve, Mon- _
ree.
Want good, christian, sober white
man to work on farm, $8 mo., with
board. Also want party to grow grain
and raise calves on _ share basis.
Write. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore.
Want to hire for small wages a
good, young married man to gather
crop; must be able to operate tractor
and to work anywhere, free from
bad habits and a willing worker. G. F.
Sutton, Lyons. ae
Want at once middle-aged woman
to assist with poultry and other gen.
light work, liberal pay, good place for
right party. Call or write. David
Horn, Irwinton, RFD 1.
_ Want able bodied, middie aged, un-
incubbered couple, white or colored,
live stock farming, milking, feeding,
etc. House, wood and water, board
and small salary. Information on re-_
quest. J. W. Mangham, Americus,
Box 350. :
Want 2 or 3 single white men, hon-
est and sober to live as one of family,
to help pick cotton and other farm



| work. Come at once ready to work.

On No. 10 Highway, near Yellow
River new bridge. W. M. Highfill,
Lilburn, Rt. 1. ee

Want farm helpers to do gen. farm _
work and help milk a few cows.
Board and lodging furnished. _No
booze fighters need apply. J..M. Cox,
Greensboro, Rt. 1. 5

Want a settled, middle aged widow
woman to live with family of 2 and



help care for garden, poultry,
Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland.






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furnish stock, tools,

Thursday, October 1, 1931

z Farm Help Wanted

Want reliable woman to help on
farm, care for poultry, cpws, etc. Jim
Lanier, Metter, Rt.

Want 2 good 2-horse colored ten-
ants for 1932 on 50-50 basis. R. F.
Dewberry, Acworth.

Positions Wanted

Want small. i-horse. crop near
Valdosta with good land and house.
Can furnish run bill. Ready to move
now. Fred Pruiett, Dixie, Rt. 2.

'- Man, wife and 2 children, 12 and

14 yrs. want work rest of this Fall
and 1-horse crop 1932, or will work
for wages. Ready to move now. T. G.
Hood, Rocky Ford, Rt. 2.

Exp. farmer wants small 2~-horse
farm or large 1-horse, on 50-50 basis.
Have to be financed to make crop.
Plenty of force. Middle Ga. preferred,
near school and church. W. G. Boyd,
Atlanta, 71 Alma Ave. N. W.

Want 3 or 4-horse farm, 50-50
basis. Must be good land, tools, and
stock, convenient to school, church
and market. 6 boys, 10-23 yrs. Fi-

~ nance self. Mrs. W. F. Hyder, Griffin,
sab. 2:

Sixty-year-old man, educated, good
character, no bad habits with good
ref. wants home on farm with good
family to assist with work, etc. Write.
A. M. Holloway, Elmodel, Rt. 1, Box

Single man wants job on farm
tending and looking after stock, or
gen. farm work. C. R. Holloway, Edi-
son, care C. J. Holloway.

Want job as overseer of farm, 50
yrs. old, white, no children. 27 yrs.
actual experience in farming, grow-

jing and curing tobacco. Consider 1-
horse farm on 50-50 basis. Ref. Heze-
kieh Turner, Lyons, Rt. 4.

Want job attending grist mill, etc.,

_ earetaker of country estate, or any-

thing in that line. 63 yrs. old. Best
of ref. Self only. M. A. Newton,
Statesboro, Rt. 4.

Exp. miller wants position in good
mill another year, either salary or
part toll,Exp. with Midget Marvil
Flour Mill. G. W. Knowles, Coving-
ton, Box 171. ;

Want 2-horse crop with party to
and half of
guano. Have to be furnished. Or a

1-horse crop, or work for wages. Carl
Abbott, Pavo.

Want for bal. this and for 1932: job|

on farm. 23-year-old white man exp.
in general farming, etc. Ref. W. H.
Boatright, Coffee.

- Would like to trade with party to
Jook after 400 to 1200 good hens, or
anything you have to offer. J. S. Go-
ber, Barnesville.

- Want job on farm and 3 or 4 plows
for 1932. 52 yrs. old, well exp. gen-
eral farming; also like to raise hogs
and cattle on shgres. Ref. W. M.
Ellington, Thomaston, 147 G. C.

Man with small family wants 1-

horse crop on halves. Ready to move
now, gather this crop. Prefer near
Lincolnton, but any place can make
living. Can drive car, etc. A. C. Lank-

- ford, Union Point, Rt, 1. care Mercer

Adkins:

Thirty-seven-year-old all around
man exp. in farming, operation of
machinery, building, up-keep of mo-
tors, etc., will consider employment
with party who will appreciate a
hustlers honest efforts. J. W. Tucker,
Macon, 121 Highland Ave, L. C.

Man and 3 grown boys want 3 or
4-horse farm on shares. Must be good
land, will grow anything wanted; also
hogs, cows, truck, etc. Ready to move.
T. D. Castleberry, Macon, 1907 For-
syth Road. :

- Want place on farm to milk and

_ tend to poultry; would hoe for part

of crop, with house, garden fur-
nished, or would live with elderly
couple. Miss Annie Bell, Blakely.

Want to caretake country home,
hog or poultry farm, house and wood
to be furnished, near school; prefer
near Atlanta: ref. Consider any offer.
J. A. Anderson, Dunwoody, Rt. 1. |
_ Want 1-horse crop for 1932, raise
truck, or hog farm; would accept
job for wages on dairy; young man,
wife and baby. W. E. White, Sum-
ner, Rt. 2.

Twenty-seven-year-old man wants
job with reliable dairy, in barn or
on road; family of 3; honest, sober
and give ref. F. Rentz, Baxley.

Want job on farm, or grist mill to
run, or other kinds of mill; exp. J. J.
Hulsey, Atlanta, 293 Pryor St.

Want home with some good Chris-

_ tian on truck or chicken farm; wont

expect much salary at present; 50
yrs. of age, some exp., no family.
W. C. Battle, Wadley.



MARKET

Positions Wanted

Want i1-horse crop for 1932 on
halves; have to be furnished. A. J.
Glaze, Lithonia, Rt. 1,

Single white man wants job on
farm; can drive truck, etc.; lifetime
exp., good ref. A. P. Hatcher, Wad-
ley, Rt 1.

Want 1-horse farm on 50-50 basis
with a good man, good land; wife and
self; raised on farm and know how
to farm. Not afraid of work. Want
place where can work all winter
when not in crop; ref. E. Denson, At-
lanta, RFD 5.

Want. share crop, corn, oats, hay
and grain, also hogs and some truck.
Will want furnished. $10 per mo.,
also riding plows. M. Billings, Tay-
lors Creek.

Exp. farmer with small family
wants work with party who can fur-
nish living needs rest of this year and
next. Robt. Gordon, Atlanta, Rt. 1,
Box 184. .

Twenty-one yr. old man wants job
on dairy, 3 yrs exp. in machine and

dry hand. milking. Can furnish ref.

Dont mind work. State salary above
board. M. L. Cooper, Bishop.

Want job on farm. Well exp. all
kinds farm work, also in truck driv-
ing. 33 yrs. old. Bartow Tannery
Wrightsville.

Man with force to cultivate 2 horse
farm wants connection in poultry
business. Have 100 W. L. hens. 50-50
in feed, etc. Write for full particuars.
L. W. Stallings, Carrollton, Rt. 4.

An honest boy, 16 yrs., no bad

~habits, hard worker wants place on

farm near Atlanta. Can drive car and
do most any kind of work. Vlyde Day,
Atlanta, care Gen. Del.

Exp. No. Ga. farmer wants farm
at once. 4 in family. Must be moved
and furnished in crop time. D. C.
Lively, Atlanta, 337 Fowler St., N. W.

Want.to rent 1-horse farm on
halves. Can furnish self. E. D. Wof-
ford, Atlanta, Rt. 5, Box 220.

Want job on dairy or truck farm.
No exp. but willing worker. Can drive
any make car. Wife work also, 1
child. 25-30 miles Atlanta, Small
wage. At once. V. F. Tolison, East
Point.

Want job on farm. Able to keep up
any farm machinery. Exp. At once,
and small crop for 1932. Henry
Hutchinson, Ambrose, Rt.

Want a plant farm on 50-50 basis.
Write. A. W. Stone, Nicholls.

Exp. and practical poultry man on
all breeds, will take job close to At-
lanta. Emory Parker, Conyers, Rt. 1,
Box 59.

Single man wants work on farm,
looking after and feeding stock or
gen. farm work. C. R.. Holloway, Edi-
son, care C. J. Holloway.

Want i-horse crop on halves.
Plenty of force. Or would work for
wages, truck farm or dairy. Ref. D.
M. Parker, Cgnyers, Rt. 3, Box 94.

Wanted for truck farming, 35 or 40
acres with good house, water and
team furnished, near a good market
town or on highway; honest, willing

worker. Rich Griffis, Homerville, Rt. |'

2, Box 36. aes

Want job with good party to feed
and look after stock or tending to
grist mill. Write at once and I will
come. E. N. Waters, Manassas, Rt. 1.

Exp. dairyman of 20 yrs. with test
cows and full blooded Jerseys and
Holsteins wants foreman job on farm
or any kind dairy job; ref.; now em-

ployed, but can begin at once. J. T.)

Berry, Atlanta, Rt. 8, Box 361,.Dear-
born 3403-M.

Young man wants job of any
kind on the farm. Can do any kind
of farm work: 20 yrs. old; $12.50 mo.
Daowney Watson, Chickamauga.

Want job for bal. this and for next
yr. Can drive car and truck. James
Evans, Whitesburg, Rt. 1. :

Want place on good farm, widow
or elderly couple, farm 1932 on share
basis and live in home; well exp., 48
yrs. old, unencumbered, do not use
tobacco or drink. John G. Payne,
Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1.

Young man, 20 yrs. old, wants
place on poultry farm, 2 years exp.
on small scale: graduate National
Poultry Institute. Cicero Freeman,
Dallas, Rt. 1. =

Want work on dairy or farm, life-
time exp., only wife and self, both
work if needed, both good milkers;

best of ref.; can drive any make}

truck or tractor; 35 yrs. old, honest
and sober. E. L.-Clark, Chamblee, Rt.
1, care B. F. Cannon.

Want good 1-horse crop on 50-50
basis, or small crop and work while
not in crop. Farmed all life time.
Ref. R. B. Langston, Ringgold, Rt. 2.

BULLETIN

Positions Wanted

A-1 dairyman, married, 2 small
children, wants place with good dairy
at once; can go anywhere; will an-
swer all letters. E. N. Waller, Sta-
tham, Rt. 2, care W. M. Smith.

Want to truck farm on 50-50 basis,
4 in family. W. E. Cheny, Broxton,
care BE. L. McAlum.

Man with wife, 3 children, wants
work on farm and a trop another yr.
Ready to move now and help gather
crop. State what you can do in first
SS Willie McGowin, Claxton,

Man, 40 yrs. old, and wife, 1 small
child, want home with old couple or
widow on farm, man to do field work,
wife help with poultry, etc.; small
salary and board; both hard workers.
Mrs. Azalee Flanders, Eastman, Rt. 3,
care Martin Howard.

Want job overseeing large farm for
small salary and a per cent of what
I produce on farm. Worked this way
for years; can begin first of Nov.;
A-1 ref. W. C. Gattis, Albany.

Want grist mill to operate on
shares, prefer water power. Write at
once. C. C. Allen; Jefferson, Rt. 2.

Middle aged couple wants place as
caretaker on large estate. Write. G.
R. Roberson, Macon; Rt: 2. :

Single young man, no bad habits
and willing worker, wants work on
farm. Not less than $10 mo., board
and laundry. M. K. Mathon,~ La-
Grange, Box 289.

Want to hear from party who
needs man to run truck and poultry
farm. Near Florida line preferred.
Write. S. L. Miller, Wray, Rt. 2.

Middle aged married man wants
place on poultry and truck farm.
soy exp. Billy Stone, Waycross,
Ris;

Want good 1-horse farm on 50-50
basis, or truck or poultry farm. Be-
gin at once. Lifetime farmer. 3 in
family, grown son, wife and self.
Want good bottom land. Daniel King,
Atlanta, 326 S. Pryor St.

Widow with 4 children large enough
to work, wants a nice place on farm;
would like to raise poultry on halves;
help gather this yr. crop, and winter
work. Mrs. Charity Madden, Atlanta,
358 Richardson St.

Man and wife want place on farm.
Prefer with elderly couple unable to
care for own farm. Good, willing
workers and honest and reliable. Jim
King, Atlanta, 326 So. Pryor St.

Want job on farm, general grain
and stock raising; exp., 28 yrs. old,
single, healthy, no bad habits. S. H.
Clark, Omega.

Young man, 22 yrs. old, wants job
on poultry farm; good: ref., best of
habits. T. T. Lyle, Crawfordville.

Want 2-horse farm near Atlanta
or Griffin on 50-50 basis, good land
and house, good pasture, near school;
can finance self; ref. furnished. Cas-
tle Vaughan, Jackson, Rt. 4.

Want job on farm; exp. in gen.
farming, hogs, cattle, etc.;_ref.; ready
to start any time, So. Ga. preferred.
J. D. Collins, Atlanta, 865 Bankhead
Ave., S. W.

Boy wants job on farm; can do any
kind of work, no bad habits except
chewing tobacco; can drive truck
also; $4 wk. and board. Clifford Mor-

Cook,

Want i-horse farm on halves for
1932 and some hogs to raise on
halves; will need $9 per mo. Bob
Bailey, Toomsboro.

Unencumbered middle-aged man
and wife want management of poul-
try farm; well exp.,. especially in
raising baby chicks. Make offer. Ref.
exc. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Jackson,
Aibany, 814 N. Jefferson St.

Want 2-horse farm for 1932 on
shares; 6 in family, 2 boys, 13 and
16 yrs., all healthy and able to work;
ee : needed. W. A. Paulk, Valdosta,
te 2.

Ga. Products For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Twenty-five or 30 bu. Red Hull
Speckeled peas, $2 bu. Trade for seed
wheat or hogs.
Garfield.

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas, $10
bu. or exc. for oats at market price.
C. B. Bailey, Covington, Rt. 5.

Twenty-five lbs. Alaska garden
pea seed, 25 Ib., postpaid; also 25
Fibs. dwarf or low bush peas, same
eee Mrs. Roy Reynolds, Baxley,

Lady peas, 9c lb.; colored bunch
butter beans, 6c lb.; 14 Ibs. Eng. peas,
$2.50, or 20c Ib.; 2 lbs. sage, 50c Ib.,
add postage. Mrs. H. B. Grizzle,
Royston.





gan, Thomson, RFD 2, care A. W.|:

Mrs. D. M. Clark,



Page Eleven

Georgia Products For Sale

Two hundred los. Willetts Wond-
ers, 25 .b.:- 10 Ibs., $2; FOB: Hav,
Franklin, Register.

Cream Sugar Crowders, sound, 10
bu., 6c lb., also 5 bu. white black=-
eyes, sound, 5c lb., FOB. L. T.. Alli-
son, Gainesville, Rt. 6.

Early Alaska Eng. peas, 1931 crop,
15c lb. Exc. lb. for 1% Ibs. dried
apples. Mrs. E. L. Upchurch, Locust
Grove.

Frostproof Eng. peas, 35c lb. del.;
mixed turnip seed, Seven Top, White
Globe, Purple top, and few rape seed,
40c lb. del. Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust
Grove.

Twenty lbs. Purple Hull white table
peas, 5c lb. and postage. W. E. Kedd,
Kensington, Rt. 1.

Cream Sugar Crowders, 25c qt.;
white black-eyes, 15c qt. Stella Nix,
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Willetts Wonders, 25c lb., prepaid.
Lots. of 5 lbs. up, 20c lb., prepaid. O.
W. Caswell, Americus, Rt. 2.

Little White Rice peas, 50c gal., $3
bu.; Calif. black-eyed, 40c gal.; $2.50
bu.. FOS. R. H. Wood, Dacula, Rt. 1.

Willetts Wonders, 4 lbs., $1. pre-
paid. Write for larger lot prices. Jno.
Underwood, Blakely.

Ten los. pure Coldproof Eng. peas,
$2, postpaid. Mrs. Shelton Crutch-
field, 'Toomsboro.

Bushel black-eyed;-white peas, 7
lb.; old fashioned speckled butter-
beans, 12%c lb. Exc. for Bermuda
onions. Mrs. BE. M. Travis, Fayette-
ville.

New crop Mathews imp. O-too-tan
beans, $4 bu.; Peddling or 6-wks.
crowders, peanut crowders, brown-=
eyed white peas, $5 per C. Robt. T.
Allen, Riverdale.

Sev. gal. cream Crowders, 40c gal., .

add postage. Mrs. Huley Thompson,
Canon, Rt. 2.

Austrian Winter pea seed, saved
without rain, $5 per 100 Ibs., or $90
ton. Trade for Fulghum or Texas
seed oats at. 50c bu. Merrett Ben-
nett, Albany, 112 Front St.

1931 Hastings Home Delight and
Eng. pea, frostproof, 35c lb., post-
paid. Over 3 lbs., 30c lb., postpaid.
Miss Evelyn Mullins, Milner, Rt. 1.

Twelve lbs, frost-proof Eng. pea
seed, Wonder, prolific var., 20c Ib.,
or lot at 15c lb. Talmadge Robinson,
Greenville.

Fifteen bu. Purple Hull peas, little
mixed, $2 bu. T. R. Lewis, Rebecca.

New crop Lady or Rice peas, sound
and well cleaned, 8c Ib., or 7c in 100-
lb. lots. R. P.- Bannister, Ball

-Ground, Rt. 1.

Red Valentine bean seed, 15c cup,
2 for 25c; yellow Crowder peas, 15
Ib., 2 for 25c, postpaid; mixed Corn~
field beans, 15c cup, or exc. for white
feed sacks. Eva Davidson, Alto, Rt. 1.
~ Ten or 12 bu. Sugar Crowders,
hand shelled, 9c lb. Add postage. J.
C. Bennett, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

White peas, Calif. purple hull, 10c
Ib. Also white multiplying onions, 50c
gal. Exe. for white feed sacks, or
anything can use. Mrs. S. C. Cochran,
Rome, Rt. 2.

Extra choice, large cream Sugar

Crowders, bdl. recleaned, 10 lbs., $1
del.; 100 lbs., $7, FOB. C. F. Maddox,
Buford.
Stringless green pod, Refugee,
Giant Stringless, Black. Valentine
beans, 1 Ib., 15c; 4 lbs., 50c; 10 Ibs.,
$1, plus postage. W. H. Waddeile,
Pearson. '

Little Gem Eng. (bunch) pea seed,
200. Ibs., - 20c: Ib. in. 25:Ib. lots. up;
less, 30c; 24 lbs. Early Alaska, 6 lbs.,
$1; less, 25c lb. C. M. Williams, Pem-
broke, Rt. 2.

Three bu. little Rice peas for sale.
Make best offer. Edna Crowe, Fair-
mount, Rt. 2. Box 9...

Twenty bu. real nice Clay peas,
old fashioned: bunch peas for table
use, $1.50 bu. R. A. Beaver, Lewner.

Calif. black-eyed peas, 5c lb.; 3
kinds crowders, 8c lb. No chks. D. E.
Wood, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

Twenty bu. brown-eyed white
crowders for sale or exc. for small
grain, wheat, rye or oats. Make best
offer. D. H. Averett, Mauk.

American -.Wonder peas that make
3 or 4 times as many as any pea I
ever planted. Sold on a guarantee.
$1 gal. del. E. T. Clements, Ten-

nille.

Eng. pea seed, 25c 1b.; dried
peaches, 12%4c lb. Mrs. Lois Tanner,
Dewy Rose.

Willetts frostproof Eng peas, 20c
ib., or 6 Ibs., $1 del. No exch. W. R.
Clark Abbeville.

Peas, clean and sound, mostly
pi a Cash or trade. B. B. Morgan,

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Georgia Products For Sale

Brown Crowder peas, $2 bu., or
exc. 1 bu. for 2 doz. white guano






sacks, or white feed sacks. W. A.
Moon, Waco, Rt. 2.
One bu. white Rice peas, 1 bu.

cream col. peas, 1 peck speckled large
crowders, 5c lb.; white, black-eyed
crowders, $1.50 bu.; Clays unmixed,
$1.25 bu., FOB. Mrs. S. P. Jones,
Lula, Star Rt.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Two large hams, wt. 50 lbs. ea., 25c



Ib., postage paid in Ga. (Name
omitted), Alvaton, RFD. 1.
Smoked sides, 18c; hams, 25c;

shoulders, 16c lb.
Whigham.

Nice home cured shoulders, wt.
near 17 lbs. each, 17c lb., FOB. Mrs.
J. B. Lanier; Brooklet.

Hams, 25c; middlings, 20c. 30 lbs.
- or more, 3c less. Mostly small, smoked
_ With pecan wood, Money order. You
pay express. W. H. Waddelle, Pear-
son. -

Sugar-cured, oak-smoked hams, in
lime dipped sacks. Wt. about 10-30
Ibs., 22c Ib., plus postage. 50 or more
a less. Mrs. R. F. Jordan, Glen-
wood.

Malvin Collins,



FRUIT FOR SALE
. Bright, new crop sun-dried apples,
12c lbs L. L. Taylor, Young Cane.

Dried apples and peaches, 20c Ib.,
also rhubarb seed, 20c thls. G. B. Mc-
Lane, Hartwell, Rt. 5.

Sun-dried apples in 50 and 100 lb.
lots, Sc lb., small lots, 10c, del. Also
best eating apples, $1.30 bu. del. R.
E. Lee, Carters.

Crabapples, 10c gal., 50c bu., or exc.
J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Sun-dried fruit, peaches with peal-
ings on, apples free of peelings and
core, this. years crop, 10c lb., not
del. Mrs. J. E. Feltman, Whites-
Mure bbs Se ie 7

Dried apples, 12%c lb.; also pre-
serves, 40c qt.; peach, 50c qt.; ap-
ple jeliy in 16-oz. jars, 25c; other
preserves. Mrs. C. A. Black,. The
mr eock, Rt. 1.
ise Sun-dried peaches, 1931 crop, 1244c
Ib.; 10 lbs.; $1, del., cash, no stamps.
Miss Inez Mcore, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Nice sun-dried peaches, clingstone,
_ peeled, 15c lb. or 2 for 25c, postage
Ba eT paid. Miss Nelle Walters, Plains,
ees
; Drive truck up and load from trees

at my Rabun County orchards at low
prices. Black Ben, Rome _ Beauty,
Winesap, Kinards, Delicious, Terry
Winters. Mrs. M. L. Duggan, Clayton.

Nice, bright sun-dried apples and
peaches, 10c lb.; May cherry trees,
15c ea., add postage. Mrs. C. H.
_ Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Dried apples, 10c lb., del., or exc.
for Ky. Blue, Red Top or Eng. rye
grass seed. Mrs. Julia Keeter, Talk-
ing Rock.

: Nice red and yellow apples. $1.25
_ bu. box, del. Henry F. Weaver,

Marion.

Fifteen lbs. nice dried clingstone
: ~ peaches, 12%c lb. Exc. for hog meat,
_.. shoulders or ham. Mrs. Bertha,
Crowe, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Stayman, Winesap, in bi. baskets,
$1.25 bu.; also Kinards and Gano
apples, in bu. baskets, $1 bu., FOB.
Trade few bu. for good seed wheat,
ea, to pay transportation. Ed Earle,
os Demorest. .

-. Sun-dried apples, 50 lb. even wt.
bags, 7c lb. Cash with- order, FOB.
* . C. Jarrard, Cleveland, Rt: 1.

; Nice sun-dried peaches, about. 15
Ibs., 12%c Ib.; 8 lbs. sun-dried ap-
ples, 15c lb. E. H. Beasley, Kite.

Forty lbs. nice sun-dried peaches,
$5.75 for lot, or 15c Jb., P. P. Miss
Beulah Frey; Dallas, Rt. 3.

Large Keiffer pears,
packed, $I bu., FOB. J. H. Hodges,
Ludowici, Rt. 1..

_ Bright sun-dried peaches, 11c lb.,
10 Ibs., $1; old time yellow peach

seed, 10c doz.; or 12 doz., $1. Add
eertare. Mrs. Lula Bell, Alpharetta,
Re: 2.

Truck loads of apples at orchard,
1 mile east of Demorest depot, now
ready, 24c bu. by truck load at
orchard. A. J. Collins, Demorest. ~

Nice sun-dried peaches, 10c Ib.
Exc. for nice 40 or 50 lb. shoat of

-. good, thrifty stock. Ea. pay chgs.
_ Also have choice peach seed, 3c lb.

, Mrs. F. M. Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
Large, sweet crahkapples, 50c pk.,
and large white nest onions, 60c gal;
-. new crop. good, dried apples and
_ peaches, 15c Ib. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
~ Greenville. ;

Nice, new sun-dried peaches, 12%c
_ Ib., or exc. for young gpats, honey,
or good syrup. Mrs. W. E. Whisnante,

_ Rutledge, Rt. 2.

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carefully |"

MARKET
Georgia Products For Sale

+

pears, 50c bu. at the orchard. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore, Rt. 1.

Nice, sun-dried apples, 12%c Ib.
del. Miss L. M. White, Dahlonega,
Rt. I; Box 33.

One hundred lbs. dried peaches,
10c lb.; also 300 Ibs. black-eyed white
peas, 5c lb.; and 20 gal. new syrup,
50c gal., at house, 3% miles west
Smyrna. M. L. Lewis, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Dried apples, 10c lb.; peaches,
121%4c lb. Not prepaid. Mrs. H. B.
Autry, Gainesville.

Sun-dried apples, 12%c lIb., or exc.
for dried butter beans. J. B. Pruitt,
Talapoosa, Rt. 3, Box 40.

Dried furit from sour apples, 10c
lb. Mrs. Lizzie Etris, Dahlonega,
Reed,

Fine red or yellow apples, $1.25
bu., del.; dried apples, 1214c lb., del.
J. M.-Cochran, Diamond.

Sun-dried apple fruit, 7c lb. Cash
with order, FOB. C. C. Jarrard,
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Eating and cooking apples, sound,
2%-in. minimum size, $1.25 bu. bas-
ket, del. by P. P. R. C. Stembridge,
Ella Gap. /

Car load Citrons, any size. Make
best offer, FOB Ocilla. Mrs. Lula
Harper, Wray, Rt. 1.

1931 crop sun-dried apples and
dried old-fashioned peaches, 15c lb.,
del. Mrs. Charles Smoak, Griffin,
RED.

Ten Ibs. nice sun-dried apples, 15c
lb. Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.

Pears, large and fine and reason-
able in price. If interested, write,
phone, or see me at once. J. C. Solo-
mon, Fitzpatrick.

Any amt.dried peaches, 10c Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. H. B. Grizzle,
Royston.

Nice, sun-dried apples, 12%c Ib.,
Be Mrs. V. C. Ray, Kensington,
BUGS: 2:

FRUIT TREES, ETC. FOR SALE

Little currant bushes, 25c for 3;
$1 per 13; brown fig sprouts, 20c ea.;
grapes and scuppernong cut., 35c and
25c doz. Mrs. A. E. Carrington, La-
Grange, Rt. 1, Box 118.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

New honey 10c lb. Mrs. P. J. Byrd,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4. ~

Fresh, new Gallberry, 5 lbs., 85c;
10 Ibs..: $1.50; Chunk or -Eixt. <del.
D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Five stands bees, pat. gums, with
supers, $3 ea., FOB. J. A. Peel, Milan.
Twenty hives Italian bees, $2 a hive,
in fair cond., FOB. J. C. Nease,
Glennville, Rt. 1, Box 24.

Pure Ext. honey in 5 lb. pails, $1
del. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland.

Fresh Comb (chunk) honey, 75 Ib.
tin, $8; in No. 10 bucket, $1.50; Ib.
sections, 24 to cs., $4. All del. L. H.
Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Good grade. Gallberry Comb
(white), in 60 and 70 Ib. cans, 10c Ib.,
FOB. Murl J. Morris, Baxley.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE.
Good, sound N. C. peanuts, suit-
able for-boiling, 614c lb. Postpaid in
20 Ib. or more lots. John Daniel,
Baxley. . : :

Peanuts, Early No. 1s, 80c bu. in
2 bu. lots or more. Malvin Collins,
Whitham. '

Fresh Spanish peanuts, new crop,
5c lb. in lots of 20 or more lbs. Billie
Woods, Brooks.

1931 crop White Spanish peanuts,
any quantity up 6-8 tons. Ask for
sample and prices, FOB. R. L. Dono-
hue, Hagan, Rt. 1.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Six to 9 M Porto Ricans, Ic Ihb., at
farm; 1 car load Big Stem Jerseys.
Make best offer. Rufus Merriman,
Lyons, Rt. 1.

Sweet potatoes for sale, 12 miles
south of Lyons on paved road. Write
what you want and when you want
them. G. F. Sutton, Lyons.

New crop Porto Rico potatoes.
Write for prices and quantity wanted.
H. W. Jordon, Jefferson, RFD.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Sev. hundred gal. of new sorghum
syrup in gal. and half-gal. cans, for
sale or trade for poultry, hogs, wheat,
etc. A. L. Potts, Newnan. |

Sev. bbls. new sorghum - syrup.
Make-~best offer, FOB. A. W. Atkin-
son, Madison.

New Ga. Cane syrup in 1-gal. can,
Bie per gal. W. J. Turner, Gillsville,









New sorghum syrup in Ga. buckets,



G. I, Blackwell, Toccoa.

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65c, FOB, or exc. for seed wheat.





Two hundred bu. good, ripe Keiffer

del. about November



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BULLETIN
Georgia Products For Sale

New sorghum syrup, new 10-lb.

pails, good and bright, 65c. Exc. for
chickens, pigs, or what have you?
I. E. Chitwood, Carnesville, Rt. 2.
- Seventy-five 100-lb. buckets Rib-
bon Cane syrup, 75c per pucket,
FOB; also 20 gal. Sorghum, 50c gal.
Robt. Williams, Sharpsburg, Rt. 2.

Pure No. Ga. cane syrup in gal.
new tin buckets. Write for prices
and how much wanted. H. W. Jordon,
Jefferson, RFD. :

Pure Ga. cane syrup, 12 No. 5 cans
to Cs., $3.75 per Cs. Malvin Collins,
Whigham.

Beat the Bee syrup, 80c gal.,
prepaid; 32 gal. bbl., $20, prepaid.
Sam Armour, Julia. :

Sorghum syrup, new crop, bright
and thick, 65c gal., FOB, in lard
cans, 7 gal. to can. Cheaper in larger.
nr Mrs. L. O. Stapler, Roopville,
Rt. 2.

Ribbon and sorghum cane syrup,
1st or later.
Like to receive advance orders to fi-
nance operation. Ed E. McLaughlin,
Sr., Macon, Heath Road.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Pure Calif. black-eyed peas, 4c Ib.,
$2 bu.; Red Rippers, 3c lb., $1.50 bu.;
tomatoes, Marglobe,, $1.75 per crt.
C. F. Mathesonm, Alto, Box 121.

Red and green hot pepper, 35c gal.:
pimiento pepper, 20c doz.; also old-
fashioned peach seed, 25c qt. Miss
Jessie Cash, Flowery Branch, Rt. 3:

Green tomatoes for -pickling, 4c
per lb., FOB, or exc. for dried apples
or R. I. Red or B. Rock hens. Mrs.
A. M. Phillips, Royston, Box 184.

Nice, clean nest onions for eating
or planting, 40c gal. or exc. for young
goats or seed oats or wheat. Mrs. W.
E. Whisnante, Rutledge.

Tomatoes, 50c bu. at home. R. E.
Lee, Carters.

Red and-green hot pepper, 10c at.
Add postage. Miss Evabelle Gilstrap,
Murrayville, Rt. 1, Box 104, care J.
M. Gilstrap.

-Mountain raised cabbage and Irish
potatoes to truckers, 714 miles east
of Ellijay. N. W. Pettit, Pike.





Georgia Products Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want 1 bu. 1931 crop dried mixed
cornfield beans; 1 bu. 1931 crop
black-eyed peas. Write best cash
price. H. E. Baker, Atlanta, 405
Kendrick Ave., S. E.

FRUIT WANTED

. Exc. 12 Ibs. sun-dried, 1931 peaches
for 10 lbs. nice apples. Ea. pay chgs.
Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Ashland, Rt. 2.
Want few bu. good flavored apples
for eating purposes. Exc. 20 lb. honey
for 3 bu. del., and I del. honey. L. H.
Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Exc. 15 lbs. Elberta dried peaches
with pealing for 15 Ibs. dried apples
of good var., ea. pay P. P. chgs. Mrs.
J. F, Flournoy, Mauk.

Fruit wanted up to 100 lbs., this
yrs. crop, good, dried apples. Exc.
table honey, 80c per 10 lb. can. G. B.
Crum, Cairo, Rt. 4. ;

Exc. 10 Ibs. sun-dried peaches for
10 Ibs. sun-dried apples, also exc.
other value for dried apples. Mrs, A.
D. Windham, Reynolds, Rt. 1. <

SYRUP WANTED
Want good quality Ga. Cane syrup
in bbls. at 35. gal. Communicate with |
W. B. Stebbins, Savannah, White





Thursday, October 1, 1931

|phide, carbon tetrachloride or hy-

gives, the best results when carried

| degrees F. It is not effective at tem-



Sey y

Georgia Products Wanted -
VEGETABLES WANTED
Want vegetables in the field, also
other farm products, cheap for cash,
Write what you have. E. J. Hart
College Park. :
Want dry podded red pepper. Send
sample and price per lb. L. B. Mil-
lians, Newnan, 105 Temple Ave.
Want 100 bu. ea. pole and butter
beans, 25 bu. squash, 200 doz. corn.
25 bu. cucumbers and other produce



















/on Monday of ea. wk., between At- e





lanta and Valdosta. G. C. Wilder
Musella. ,

Want 100 bu. pole beans, Ky. Won-
ders, 100 bu. butter beans, 50 bu.
squash, 50 bu. cucumbers, 100. doz,
corn. W. E. Wilder, Musella.

Want. blood red beets, not stringy,
12 small size. Exc. 1 gal. nice grapes
sor jelly. Evelene McLaughlin, Green-
ville. ee

HOW TO TREAT BEANS AND
PEAS FOR WEEVILS | y
Weevils may be killed in storage
by fumigation with carbon disuyl<

























drocyanic-acid gas.

Fumigation with carbon disulphide
is one of the simplest remedies for |
weevils, because the gas is heavier
than air and evaporates more quick-
ly if a large surface of the liquid is
exposed to the air. The liquid should
be poured out into shallow pans or ~
dishes and placed upon the top of
the seeds to be fumigated. Seeds will _
not be injured or poisoned if the
liquid is sprinkled or poured directly
upon them. |

Carbon disulphide gas is explosive
and inflammable if fire is brought
close to it during fumigation. Seeds _
to be fumigated should be placed in
an airtight container, preferably a
barrel lined with heavy paper or a
galvanized-iron garbage can. Carbon
disulphide should be used at the rate
of from 4 to 20 pounds to each 1,000
cubic feet of space to be fumigated.
The liquid should be poured over the
top of the seeds to be fumigated or
poured into shallow dishes set on top
of the seeds. Fumigation should con-
tinue from 24 to 48 hours.
Fumigation with carbon disulphide






























on at or above a temperature of 75





peratures below 60 degrees F. After
fumigation the seeds should he ex-
amined occasionally and given a sec<
ond or third fumigation in case liv-
ing weevils are found. Used accord=
ing to directions it will not injure
thoroughly dry seeds or affect their
value for food as the disagreeable
odor passes away after the seeds
have been aired.

ADVICE TO POULTRYMEN A
All male birds should be removed
from the flock as soon as the breed-
ing season is over, as they are not
necessary for the production of in-
fertile eggs. :
Many people believe that male
birds must be kent with the hens and
pullets to secure eggs. This, however,
is untrue, for just as many eggs will
be gotten where no cock birds are
present. E. H. KINNEBREW,
State Bureau of Markets.

VALUE OF ACID PHOSPHATE

WITH MANURE
Fifty cents worth of acid phosphate
mixed with one ton of stable manure
is the equivalent, in value as a fer--
tilizer, of two tons of ordinary






























ie



Bluff Road.



manure.



I wish I could tell
with.

Oftentimes this is let

C let go to waste.
is enough vegetation

that
the time to save it.





September 29, 1931.

ia

WHAT ABOUT THE FOLLOWING?

: (Continued from Page One) ae
thing for the farmer is to sell his pecans direct to some reliable con-
cern and not allow anyone to hold them for him on a co-operative
basis. When your pecans are ready for sale, if you cannot secure a
bid for them, write this office and we will be glad to refer you to
companies who will pay you cash prices for pecans. :



If you have not planted your turnips and rutabaga patch, get busy
and do it right away. It might be a good idea to put in some onions
and also plant some little bunch English peas.
good in February or March.- In South Georgia plant some cabbage.
Be sure to put in enough winter grain.
around for the calves, chickens and pigs.
you how to get the money to do all these things

If you havent enough hay, look at your cotton and corn fields.
You will probably find that you can go over these fields and get a
good quantity of hay. I have seen cotton fields, where the stand of
cotton was bad and died down early, produce a good crop of hay.

comes up to make a good hay crop. We
are not going to have money to buy this hay next year, and now is



















They. will come in

Have a rye patch close .










Generally in the corn fields there |




EUGENE TALMADGE.