Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 February 5

DEPARTMENT of (ee

EU GENE TALMADGE

AG RICULTURE
COMMISSIONER =

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR _



VOL. 14

STATE CAPITOL



- ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1931.









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AFTER THE LIGHT HAS BEEN TURNED ON THE CO-OPS,
- . WHAT IS THE REMEDY?

Iam receiving numbers of letters like the following:

Hon Eugene Talmadge,
Commissioner of eee,
Atlanta, Ga. 5

Dear Mr. Talmadge:

I have read your articles in regard to the Co-ops.

I shipped them 38 bales of cotton last fall? They took 800 Ibs.
from the warehouse weights. here at A:abi, and a loss of more than ~
a cent a pound. That was a loss to me of more than two hundred
and fifty dollars (3200. 09).

J.C. HAMILTON,

Arabi, Ga.

(Signed)

What does the above letter mean if it is true?

: I receive almost daily letters lire this.
lose on 38 bales of cotton is too much. If this had keen the only com-
plaint that I had received about underweights out at the Co-ops, it
would not make much impression, but numbers and numbers of com-
plaints on the same line do mean something, and speak the truth.

I hope that the man who sent me this letter will read this editorial.
Underweighing is defrauding, and the party who is defrauded thereby
_ an prosecute for it the same as you can for stealing chk ens out of your

chicken house.

I had a very prominent Senator the other day fc tell me that out.

of 40 bales of cotton shipped to the Co-ops last year, he lost one bale in
weight. That is too much to lose. It has been my experience that gin
weights generally run a little underweight, and the cotton should gain at
the warehouse.

What is the remedy for correcting the evils that have been published
against the Coons? The members themselves have it in their hands.
They have the right to go out there and investigate the books and the
transactions of the Co-ops, and LOOK at the books and records of the

Co-ops. Demand that they tell you where they have the cottonhow
-much they have stored. Also demand that they tell you how much mon-
ey they have on kand, in ae bank, = check up on the bank and see

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MARKET. REPORT.

_ OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Feb. 8, 1931. Always subject to Variation

Augusta
~ $1.00

t : Atanta Macon
Sweet Potatoes. new. 100 Ibs. _. $1.25 $1.60
Eggs, Ga. Extra. doz .. 1s .23:~S 25
Eggs. Standard, doz. ..S 21
Eggs. Ga. trade. doz.
-ggs Yard Run, doz. .........
Stags. Ib.
Gens. Ib
Roosters.
Priers. Ib.
Ducks. Ib.
KOC CSC ooo
Turkeys. Ib. ;
Capons, Ib. ike Bees |
Field Peas. mixed, bu. 1.25 w# 1.25
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. : 1.40 1.50
Country Butter, Best Table, Ib. . ae oes. oO
Ear Corn (80 Ibs. tc bu.) bu. : 15 ee
- Peavine Hay, No. 1, per ton 20.00 ike
Peanut Hay. No. 1, per ton _. 1600 1100-72 = es
Soy Beans. Otootan, bu. ~.~ 3.00 2.75 3.00
Soy Beans. Biloxi, bu. _____.... 2.00 1.85 1.75

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Claxton, Ga., bogether with my reply to him.

Eight hundred pounds to.

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what shape they. are in. | * Check up on such complaints as the above,
and see if they really took 800 lbs. of cotton trom J. C. Hamilton | at
Arabi.

You cannot allow a fraud to continue. I have received scout levee

letters from parties defending the co-ops. I am pub ishing on a separat

page a letter that I received from Mr. T. V. Nevil, Clerk of the Court at
I am also publishing some
other letters that I think the people of Georgia should read. The names
are signed to these letters and addrsses given.

When do they have the meeting of the stockholders to elect the. of-

-ficers of the Co- -cps? Do any of you members know? Dont you think

it would be a good idea for all of you to attend some of these stockhold- |
ers meetings? If you cannot attend, why not send a representative
from your county and vive him power of atto.ney to vote your stock?
Do this yourcelf, dont fill out the blank that they have beeri forwardi
from the office out on Glenn Street. If you do fill it out, change th
name that they have incerted and pick out some local man who is
shrewd ee and straight enough to look after it and put the proper.
man in office :

Dont pick out a man who Share on the set out on Glenn Street to
name your repvesentative, because that mans judgment is either bad
he has been fed a little red corn by that crowd. No man with goo
judgment can brag on a set of men who have been pulling deals like the
gous letter bears out; and other charges that have been made against
them . .
It is right amusing to read some of these letters that I have receive
defending the Co-ops, and look at the paper and the typewriting an
the version. Practically all have been written by the same parties.
think that they have come out of the office on Glenn Street. Mr. Ne-
vils letter, which I am printing today, is an exception to this. That is_
the reason that I am printing his letter. All of the other letters that.
I have received defending the Co-ops have requested me, as Mr. Nevil |

. did, to print theirs in the Bulletin.

I am printing Mr. Nevils. letter as a fair sample of all the: others
that I bave received, and as stated above, the main reason I am print
ing it, is that Mr. Nevil himse?f is, I believe, the author of his letter.

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INDEX

Flowe~s and Seed For Sale 3, 4, 5. 6,

1, 8; 95 10:11, 12; 13515; 16, 17, 18, 20.
Flowers and Seed Wanted ___- 4, 20
Incubators for Sale
Incubators Wanted
Second-Hand Machinery

- For fale

Second-Hand Machinery

WT COO 2 ss ee

Baby Chicks for Sale

Baby Chicks Wanted

Car Lots

Eges for Sale

Eggs Wanted

Farm Help Wanted 3; lade
Ga. Products for Sale _.21, 22, 24, 23
Ga. Preducts Wanted -_.--- 22, 23
Live Stock for Sale s
_ Live Stock Wanted

Miscellaneous for Sale

Plants: for-sale: 2 U2 eae oe
Plants Wanted e
Poultry for Sale.

Poultry Wanted ....

Seed for Sale

Seed Wanted

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3, 20, 21, a |p
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Hoes Sold Dur'ng Week Beginning asin 26, 1921, Pe Coop- rative Sales Brought. 6.41 per cwt., ee No. 1,
No. - Grade oo Peanuts, $70. 09 per ton De ivered, Columbus, Ga. :







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12 clean 8 lb. lard buckets, 1. del. Joe R. Porter, Maysville, Ga. Box 364.
Exch. for value. W.M. Thornton, Jes- 100 Ib. empty cotton sacks, 10q each |

Re an ae pe | MD) Gs : 2
Ch oe ase ib Rad portage,| . 60 Ibs. little black walnuts, Se: Ib. fies ae Matte. Salts , Savaunad,
B. W. Ash, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1,;COD. also frost proof Eng. pea seed, | 7% 1b. 9.

Joe Jones. oC a ee au gy - 25. hiss 1 doz canned Elberta peaches, 35
a. ermeion seed, a Inds, at reasonable | qt, blackberri S, 40c per jar, pear pre-

02. oe woo B re prices. Talmadge Fogarty, Concord, ee: sie = tat on : oe ee 4 bunch. Want runner peanut seed,

Hood, Stapietony Ga. RU. 1. Ge Fee Tbs. dried peaches, 15 lb. 4 lbs. dried Bourbon Red turkey eggs: Will exch.
hite feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. $1|_ 2 bu. black walnuts, hulled, $1 bu.| apples, 15c.lb. also 1 B. Rock rooster, yellow corn, sound, not weevil eaten,
| or exch. for 1 bu. good eating FOB. Mrs. Jackson J. Pike, Morven, $9, or exch for 2 hens, any good breed, or imp. red skin Porto Rico potatoes
apples. Ea. to pay postage. S. Ga. or will exch. any of the above for gar-, for same, P. J. Watson, Nunez, Ga. Rt.

Seal, Douglas, Ga. Rt. 3. | Nice canned huckleberries, 35c qt.|den seed. Mrs. Otis Kelly, Griffin,|1. .
orseradish roots, 25c lb. 3 good rhu- $3.60 doz. Add postage. Money order.| Ga. Rt. A. Box 49. : Want to exch value for pig, pr. of
plants, 25c del. Hastings run-|Also other berries canned, for sale.| wild cherry bark, dry, 20c lb. Ber-| turkeys, or some geese. Clement Chaf-

butter beans, 15c lb. Exch any| Mrs. Doica Bearden, Ellenwood, Ga. Rt.| muda grass roots, 50c a 100 Ibs. not fin, Stone Mtn. Ga. RFD 1. pee
ermuda onion sets. Mrs.*J. T. Cole, | ++ prepaid; new broom straw, 54 in. after; Want ginseng, golden seal, and other
esville, Ga. RFD. trimmed, enouzh for 15 big brooms,| medical roots. Send sample best price
S $1. Exp. col. Will exch. broom straw and state what you have to offer. Price

. FOB.
il, cs Ga. - for white feed sacks and for garden del. W. M. Thornton, Jesup, Ga.

Thursday, February 5, 1931.

i aged: Mrs. Bessie M. Joiner, Blythe,
Ga. Rt.1.

Miscellaneous Wanted

iscellaneous For Sale





Want seed velvet beans, 1 1-2 bu.

Quincy Dona jelly, flavored with ap-
ple, per doz. $2.10; per 1-2 doz. $1.20.
Half pt. size. Shipped C. O. D. Mrs.



More Letters Concerning The Co-ops

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CLERK OF CITY AND SUPERIOR COURTS,
Evans County

T. V.,NEVIL, Clerk.

Claxton, Ga.
Jan, 29,1931.

- Hon Eugene Talmadge,

Atlanta, Ga.

_ Dear Sir:

I can readily understand why the cotton factors, buyers and specu-

ators would be against the Cotton Association, but it doesnt look reas-

-onable that the Commissioner of Agriculture would. be so hard agains
an association of the farmers in his State. \
I do not think that the charges you dre making against the Asso-
ciation ave altogether just, and I would appreciate very much if you

E - would explian yourself more fully. :

It seems to me that the farmers cannot organize without someone

trying to put a cog in the whole works, and what seems worst of all in

_ the case cf our Commissioner of Agriculture is fighting the farmers

harder than anyone else.

I notice that the most of the letters you print seem to be written by
displeased members or otkers who have no cotton in the Association.

I have delivered cotton to our Association for several years, and was

Ny one of the first to sign the contract when the Associaton was first or-

fined

oMr. EB: V: Nevil, Clerk,

P. S.The: Farm Board, together with the

ganized and have never had any reason to complain. I think that I
have been benefited by the Association. .
I am sure that you cannot dowany injury to Mr. Conwell or Mr.

: _ Black, but you may be able to influence someone against the Association,

_when you should be doing all you could to organize the farmers of our
good State. ;
I think that a man in your position should give a matter of so much
importance a great deal of study and thought before you start a war
against farm organization, as that is the only salvation of the farmers,
and we need the cooperation of our officers and leaders.
I am asking that you publish this letter in the Bulletin,
Yours very truly,
(Signed) T. V. NEVIL.
Cotton Association is like
churches and schoolsthey are here to stay and will be in operation
when all the present knockers have gone to that Great Beyond.
T.V.N.

January 30, 1931.



_ City and Superior Courts,

- fending the Co-ops.

Claxton, Ga.

My dear Mr. Nevil:
Your letter of the 29th received.

I note that you state the Cotton Association and the Farm Board are
like the churches and schoolsthey are here to stay.
The theory of co-operative marketing is good, just like a good
church or a good school is good. But what would you think ought to
be done if you had a church near you and a rotten preacher at the head
of it. Don't you think you ought to get rid of the preacher?
_ I cannot think that your judgment is bad when I look at the sta-
tionery you use and see that you are clerk of the City. and: Superior
Court. I know that you are an educated man and a thoughtful man, or
you could not hold this position. I think that you are:in the same po-
sition as some of the influential citizens that I have met who are de-
I believe that they are feeding you some red

corn. Some judges of the superior courts of this State are also being

fed a little red corn by the Co-ops. I have a cousin who is head of

a _@ bank in southwest Georgia. He received a lot of red corn from the

Co-ops last. fall.

-. I mean by red corn. ;

to check up on and report on himself?

. If you do business with anyone and they are especially courteous to
-you and prompt in their dealings with you, and you profit by your deal-
ed oS them, you naturally think they do the same way with every-
~. A good many farmers in your hint aut some of themhave done
business with the Co-ops. Ask them about their experiences. I wish
that you would come to Atlanta and let me show you about-a thousand
letters here and see these letters and then tell me when you get through
reading them that the bunch that is heading th Association ought not
to be in the chaingang, I will apologize to you and to them too.
Do you appvove of Conwell being appointed public welfare director

x Do you approve of the Co-ops paving $10,090 a year 'to Eugene R.
Black or the Atlanta Trust Company for apparently no services?

Iam going into detail and explain to you just what.

- to this as much as that bunch of crooks.

Do you approve of the Co-ops keeping the reserve fund they took
out of the farmers cotton and not paying it back? ee

Do you approve of the Co-ops keeping over $69,000 that they knew
was an error in figures which amounted to six cents a bale for the 1923-
24 crop? ' 2g cS ;

Do you approve of the Co-ops underweighing and undergrading? I
have had two complaints on underweights and undergrades this morn-
ing. Mr. P. H. Owens, Dallas Ga., Route 6, was one of them. A oe
man from Lithia Springs was another. I did not get his name as He
called ,in person. ic

Mr. Nevil, you are clerk of a court. You have seen many a man
sent to the chainganz for stealing. What about those charges I have
listed above? Dont:you know if some poor farmer in your county was

- to beat the Co-ops out of five dollars that a jury in your own County

would send him to the chaingang? 7
I am for the principle of co-operative marketing; but we cannot
have a wolf in sheeps clothing at the head of it. I delayed turning the
light on the Co-ops for about two years, hoping that the information
that came to me daily was not true. Finally, when I had evidence
enough to convince any reasonable man that it was true, I knew it was
time to expose them to the people of Georgia.
With best wishes, I am ! : i
_ Sincerely yours,
~ EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner of Agriculture.

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Menlo, Ga., Jan. 29, 1931.



Mr. Euzene. Talmadve,
Commissioner of Agriculture,
Atlanta, Ga.

My dear Sir: oe
I see some papers in Georgia seem to jack you up for telling the

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truth about the Cotton Co-ops, and how they have dealt with those

-members who trusted their all to them. Also this Federal Farm Board

and how it has relieved the farmer of what he mad, and any one-eyed
negro can see the truth of the whole matter. .

You see, being the Commissioner of Agriculture, you are expected to
swallow everything that claims relief or aid to this branch of industry,
no matter what are the results. Some think you are to fall in line and
swear things are working for the benefit of the sogers, or otherwise
you are a traitor. - o

There is only one objection I could register against you: You
haven't told half the truth. You take our county azents, they have
never helped the farmer to get a better market for his produce, but. will
constantly insist that you use more guano and their influence is usually
directed in the interest of the guano manufacturers,

Everybody is delegated to farm the farmer. He is advised from the
time he gathers his last boll of cotton until the seed are in the ground

again. Now the last fad is that he must sell everything co-operatively.

Give an army of parasites a free hand to gouge, rob and plunder and
maybe you will pet the value of the wrapping that goes on the cotton
at the final settlement.

I ran down some advice I had received and when it gets to the
President of this Cottcn Co-ops, it goes into the waste basket. If the
stand you have taken to inform the farmer will lower you in the eyes
and judgment of the farmers of this State, I will admit my faculty of
reason is all out of joint. : ;

Allow me to congratulate you on your editorials in the Market Bul-
letin. We need a few men with some backbone and courage.

I am for you one hundred percent, and think others will yet be
convinced before a final settlement,

: Very respectfully,
(Signed) C. A. DODD,
: Menlo, Ga.



Dawson, Ga., Jan, 30, 1931.
Mr. Eugene Talmadge,
Atlanta, Ga.

My dear Sirt- 4
~ Have been reading a good many of your letters in the Bulletin in
ragard to the Co-ops.
_ My father, J. W. Fussell, shipped them his cotton for five years, and
just after his death in 1929, mother received a notice from them that
they owed him $16.00, I think is the correct amount. Mother gave me
this notice and asked me to write and collect this for her. I wrote, and
that was all. e
Mother has since died and never did get her money and the chil-

dren would like to receive this amount to pay on funeral expenses
and they have not been able to pay these. 1 feel like we are as entitled

Very truly,
(Signed) J. O. FUSSELL.

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Thursday, February 5, 1931.
, Farm Help Wanted

Want a middle aged, dependable
white man for farm work. No cot-
ton. Mostly feed stuff. And to do
anything on farm that comes up.
Give him his keep and $10 per mo.
Am not hard to please if man is in-
dustrious, etc. Mrs. D. C. Wall, Au-
gusta, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 12.

Want a good farmer able to furnish
self to cutivate 132 acre farm of good
land, 4 houses on it: 1 dwelling of 7
rooms, ceiled and with 4 fire places.

etc. and 3 tenant houses. Good pas-
ture with running water. Located near
Odessadale, Ga. About 60 miles south
of Atlanta. Have pr. of good mules
on place which wil sell or rent cheap-
ly. Write for full information. Resi-
; 4, dent of Carrollton, Ga., but - write:
Mrs. Sarah E. Stone, Athens, Tenn.

; Want a middle- -aged white or coldred
+ woman to live as one of family and do
light farm work. Will pay daily wa-
gaes for extra work on farm. hoe hely









etc. Must furnish ref. as to charac-
ter. Mrs. John Goldin, Draketown,
Ga.

Want man with very small family
or a sing'e man to cultivate 25 or 30
acres of land, all stumped and in hig?
state of cultivation. Must be good
worker, -honest, etc. Can _ furnish
small run bill. Have to move self,
and half of fertilizer used. I, other
things. Ware county. 8 mi. north of
_ Waycross on paved highway. Will con-

sider wage hand. Don J. Cason, Way-

cross, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 88. 4

Want a good sawyer, one that will
do other work also. B. H. Manry,
Goggins, Ga.

Want man, not less than 25 yr. and
not older than 35 yrs, to do all kinds

of farm work and must and: can lay
Off straight rows. Must not drink,
nor curse, have clean habits and be
Nnice and healthy and a willing work-
er who does not mind work. Pay $10





oy a Bennett, Screven, Ga., Rt.

Want thoroughly exp. truck grower

to run 3 horse truck farm on 3rds and

_ 4ths at Columbus, Ga. See me per-

-sonally. S. S. Storer, Atlanta, Ga..
809 Terminal Bldg.

_! Want a good plow hand, honest,
sober, has no bad habits ang is a
willing worker. Will give 500 lb. bale
of cotton, board and laundry. Oscar
~Jarmon, Powder Springs. Ga. Rt. 1.

_ Want a good hand to work on farm.
- Must be sober honest etc. $10 per mo
ani board and laundry. Mrs. C. L.
Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.
. Want small family to live in smal!
house in yard and help on farm
House and wood free. -Can have pat-
ches On shares. House we!l located
goog water. Situated on Bankhead
highway, 4 1-2 mi. from town. Good
chance for reliable party. G..~ T.
Brock, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 6.

Want a good Christian middle aged
man who wants a good home and
small wages to do gen. light farming.
_ Make me your best offer in first let-
ter. L. W. Thomason, Dalton, Ga.,
RFD 1.

Want single man, exp. in farming to
live as one of family and work on
farm for reasonable wage board and
laundry. Must: be strong, willing
worker, and be without bad habits.
No loafer nor whiskey drinker need
apply. W. L. Satterfield, Dahlonega,
Ga., RFD 5, Box 11.

Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale

One No. 3 Primrose milk separator
cost $100 to exch. for horse, mule,
good fresh milk cow, or any good
breed sow: one 4 h. p. Ottawa gas en-
gine, exch. for same -as above. Thos.
F. Mitchell. Richland, Ga. 9 |

- 8 h. p. frick engine and __ boiler
mounted. $65 or exch. for gocd mule
or horse weighing around 1090 to 120)
Ibs. cr corn, oats, hav, pigs, hens or
baby chicks. 1 cutaway harrow 18 in.
disk, $18; one 60 tooth harrow. $12:
1 Chattanooga disc plow, 18 in. disc.,
$12.50. Also other machinery. for sale
all in good cond. E. O. Bentley, Beth-
lehem, Ga.

One 1 1-2 h. p. Fairbanks Morse gas
engine, Magneto equipment 500 h. p.
motor, 12 in. pulley, extra, good cond
value $25 for sale or exch. for Otootan
soy beans at $4 bu. R. C. Shuford,
Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 5, Box 459.

2. Box

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T82 Model automatic Delco 16 cells,





per mo. and board and washing. Jno. |

35 light plant cost $620. will sell for
$350. _C. EB. Pratt,.Kingston, Ga.

One good as new 8 disc harrow for
sale. Mrs. Lucy Anderson, Varnell
Station, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 22.

Gasoline engine, been in light fire,
have. put in motor, wilj sell for $5 or
exch. for something to eat. #d Brad-
ley, Hazlehurst, Ga. Box 41.

One Covington dropper No. 10 in
first class condition to sell at a bar-
zain; also one Internationa] riding
cultivator for cash or exch. for brood
ow. A. R. Rosser, Cordele. Ga. Rt. 4.

One Oliver 1 horse plow in good
condition $4 or exch. for a good thrif-
ty pig. O. E. Crawford, Barnesville,
Ga. RFD.

No. -12 DeLaval cream separator in
good cond. $35. J. F. Wages. Jr., Au-
burn, Ga.

Fairbanks Morse water pump 200 ga
per hour, A-1 cond. $20 cash. W. D
Watson, Loganville, Ga, .

2 Oliver 2 disc tractor plows, one
never been used, $25 and $50; 1 Co-
lumbus improved power cane mill No.
11, good as new, $50; 1 Internationa!
metal hay press, good cond. ready to
operate now, $60; 1 sulkey turn plow,
needs point and minor parts, $5; 1
Inter. riding cultivator, $10; 1 Mo-
line binder, all parts good cond. used
one. season. $40; binder will require



aprons. D. E. Duggan, Hawkinsville,
Ga. Box 322.
Second-Hand Machinery

Wanted



vator discs, 2 sets cultivating sweeps.
16 and 22 in. size, good cond. cheap
for cash or will exch. corn at 90c bu.
pe one G. M. Smith, Midville, Ga.

Want 1-16 in. corn mill in good
cond. Will pay cash or exch. Reg. Du-
roc pigs or good sugar cane syrup in
10 lb.\buckets. Write giving price and
how you will exch. Alex Barfield,
Louisville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch. equal value for farm
nek J. F. Hutcheson, Temple, Ga.

Want 1 secong hand grist mill 35-40
and 42 rocks. Must be in good cond.
and cheap. B. B. McVey, Milford, Ga

Want 35 to 45 h. p. oil or. gasoline
engine in good cond. and cheap. F. B.
Cole. Newnan, Ga. Box 563.

Want steam tractor 12 or 15 h. p.
V. P. Warren, Kathleen, Ga.

Want Planet, Jr., hand cultivator or
seeder. F. L. Grigg, Gainesville, Ga..
Box 55.

Want to exch. 2 turkey toms black
giant 17 mos. old 30 lbs. ea. for farm
too's, guano distributor, Fowler plow.
Cole planter, single turn plow. W. H
Morris. Baxley, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 1929 or 1930 medel I. H. C.
riding cultivator, must be good con-
dition ang a bargain. No other mode!
considered. Will exch. 1 gilt P. C.

fine shape FOB for same. J. C. Gools-
by. Graham, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want 2 row corn planter not used
more than 2 seasons. State make.
condition and lowest cost price. C. W.
Beardsley, Dona'sonville, Ga.

Want crude oil engine good cond. to
pul} two gins. R. W. Griffin, Douglas,
Ga.

Want 1M: lbs. good barb wire and
109 rds. 32 heavy hog wire, cheap for
cash near LaGrange, Ga. C. L. Cleve-
land, LaGrange, Ga.

Want 25 h. p. electric motor, 1800
R. P. M. Must be in first class cond.
and cheap for cash. Give full de-
scription in. answering. J. D. Singer,
Lumpkin, Ga.

Want weeder in good cond. cheap
for cash. E. H. Scott, Hampton, Ga.

Want 1 mule power hay press in
perfect working cond. Exch. value for
same. Write what you have. C. H.
Ogletree, Crawfordville, Ga.

Want good tractor and Thens side
plow good cond. State price, model,
what number on engine. W. J. C.
Fodges, 996 Washita Ave., N. E. At-
lanta, Ga. .

Want to buy a secong hand 80 gal.
syrup kettle in good cond. cheap. S. J.
Culpepper, Cordele, Ga.

Want 1 or 2 miles of fence, 14 bars
48 in. high, 6 in. stay, top and bottom
wire No. 10. all other wires No. 12
gauge. Must be taken down and roll-
ed up carefully and not be rusty. Will
pay $5 per 20 rod roll when del. to
Scott. J. W. Lampp, Scott, Ga.

Want to buy second hand vise, must

mijl in first class condition. R. lL.



Towns, Cordele, Ga. Phone 515.



MARKET BULLETIN

Want 1 set of 6 International culti-,

and red Berkshire mixed, 9 mo. old in:

be cheap; also one Hammer type feed |



Want one 32 volt Delco light plant,
must be in good cond. and cheap. Will
pay C. M. Moore, Luxomni, Ga.
RG:

Want a complete set of blacksmith
tools. R. F. Jenkins, Munnerlyn, Ga.
Want a good second hand tractor.
e H. Johnson, Marshallville, Ga. Box

Want best price on 18-24 in. side
runner grist mill, state name, cond.
and price in first letter; also | want
discarded Delco plant for pafts, en-

gine only. H. B. Whitmore, Canton,
Ga. Rt.-h,

Want to hear from some one whe
has hammer feed mill who will trade
or sell cheap for cash. L. E. Beall,
Richland, Ga.

Want one 50 bbl. Midget flour mill.
ae best price. G. B. Walden, Wrens,

not cotton stalk cutter second
pees Thos. M. Swift, Sr., Elberton,
Ber: }

Want several rods used field fence
wire, CaSh or exch. corn. Write what
you have to offer. W. S. Williamson,
Sylvania, Ga.

Want to exch a riding cultivator for
a walking cultivator, orwill buy a
walking cu.tivator if cheap. Phil Gill,
Sumner, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want 1 corn mill and sheller in a
No. i cond. Will pay cash for it or
trade cotton for it. E. W. Barber,
Cedartown, Ga. Rt. 5.
| ~Want one 2 horse riding Int. culti-
vator or Avery jack rabbit. Will exch
10 bu. sound Wannamaker cotton seed
for part payment on the above men-
tioned. A. C. Altman, Screven, Ga.
Rt. 1. Box 161.

Want second hand Delco light plant
with batteries, all good cond. W. C.
Batson, West Point, Ga.
~ Want 1 used Fordson tractor, cheap
for cash and not over forty miles
from Athens, Ga. State xactly what
you have. Reuel Jenkins, Daniels-
vile, Ga.

Want: 1 six gal. Daisy churn in A- 1
cond. Cheap for cash. G. L.- Bram-
lett, Acworth, Ga.

Want 1 horse dairy boiler A-1 cond.
also two 10 gal. milk cans, ice com-
partment, A-1 cond. within 25 miles of
Conyers. Make lowest price. H. E.
Hartley, Conyers, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want a belt pulley and connections
for McCormick-Deering tractor 25 or
26 model. Write condition and best
price in first letter. Sam Burch, East-
man, Ga., Rt. 4.

Want a good second hand _ shop
forge cheap for cash. Write give ful)
description of what~ you have. Je B:
Woods. Brooks, Ga.

Want Cole peanut and corn dropper
in good cond. Will exch. mixed hens
at 18c lb. Write first saying how you
as exch, W. R. McFather, Arlington,

a.



Incubators For Sale



1 Little Brown hen inc. 50 egg cap.
in good cond. has been set three times
$2.75 or exch. for 3 white Leghorn
hens not over a yr. old. Mrs. B. F.
Story, Appling, Ga.

Reed electric inc. 4 sections, 110
volts, cap. 1150, practically new, sell
separately if wanted, $200 FOB Blythe.
Terms to responsible party. M.- A Cc.
Byrne, Blythe, Ga.

Big Gray hen ine. good as new,
thermometer and instructions, $6 del.
Mrs. E. M. Baxter, Crandall, Ga.

Incubator and Brooder, 1 170 egg
cap. Old Trusty, 500 chick cap. brood-~
er, both in A-1 cond. $22 prepaid. J.
. Park, 210 E. Bolton St., Savannah,

a.

600 cap. Buckeye inc. in good cond.
$25. Sell only for cash. T. N. Har-
rison, Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 3.

2 Wisconsin inc. in good cond. 240
cap. at a bargain. W. L. Jones, 290
McDonough Rad., S. E., Atlanta, Ga.

One 1000 cap. Radio oil burning
brooder with thermostat control,
only one season. $9 FOB Chatsworth,
ae Me T. Ogletree, Chatsworth, Ga..

144 or 170 cap. Cyphers inc. to exch
for shoats or other products. Mrs. H.
G. Brown, Stone Mtn., Gay Rt. 1.

2 electric brooders,. 100 chick size,
with plug and cord, almost new, $7
ea; 1 large oil brooder suitable for
1200 Chicks, canopy 57 in. oil tank,
holds 9 gal. oil, $25. Would exch. for
black Minorca pullets at $1 ea. L. L.
Wallace, South Atlanta, Ga.

1 brooder hover 200 cap. $3 FOB or
exch for equal value. Mrs. J. L. Peugh
Barnesville, Ga, <



at LN aroha Thee -

jer in Roe condition, not less than 2

used.









































































Want to exch. Barron strain
leghorn hens for second hand b r0 od:
cap. . C. Cruce, Lawrenceville
Rt: 3.

Flowers And Seed F or

Red locust (peubertonia p
seed often misnamed dwarf 0)
10c heaping teaspoonful, send 5
with coin. L. M. Simms, 203
mouth St., Brunswick, Ga.

Sale: high arbor vitae. and.
bushes, 1 ft: Cheap. B. L. Thom
Blairsville, Ga., Rt. 4. ie

Little yellow cluster sweet
April blooming narcissi, $1 pe
May and June cherry sprouts,
Lilac sprouts, 10c ea. Money
only, add postage. Miss Alice
Loganville, Ga., Rt. 1. i

Snowball rooted, crepe myrtle,
ea. Christmoth red, white, yellow,
doz. Prime rose, 25 doz. daffodil:
doz. Flags, 20c ea.
for 25c, snow, fern 25c ea. Ev
vine, 10c ea.,3 for 25c. Peac
25c ea. Ada postage. Miss
Hensley, Talking -Rock. Ga. Rt.

Pink and red geranium cutt
small 5c, large 10c, and rooted 15
Smal} and large leaf wanderin
6 pieces 10c. Also Maricold see
low, 10c cupful. Evening glory
10c cupful. Add postage. Mis
Lee Collins, Lyons, Ga., Rt.
175. hee

Watermelon pink crepe m Mes
4 ft. tall, 18c ea. Plus expr
W. L. Stevenson, Sharpsburg,

English dogwood, crepe m
Christmas honey suckle, orchids.







gladioli crocus, double red olea
amaryllis, lilac buches, double
altheas, purple violets, blooming

kinds of potted plants, to exchans
shrub or anything I haven't go
John Austin, Conyers, Ga.

Hastings double. tubero:e XC
pearl, 77 two yr. old bulbs. read
bloom, 6 for 15c, 12 for 25c, 150.
lets, will bloom second r. 15e fo
Rooted Valentine cactus, 10c e
25c. Yellow jasmine very
well rooted, 10c ea., 4 for 25
dogwood, 4 to 6 ft. 10c ea. 3 for
Wild honeysuckle 75c doz. Purpl
drangea rooted. 10c ea. 2 yr. old

75c ea. Would exchange for
Mrs. J. W. Ham, Summit, Os
Box 50.

Arbor vitae, broad leaf, ever
abelia, spirea. junipers, Rerkr
volden. nandina. aurea const

blooming shrubs. trees, azaleas,
melia japonica, good stock, grow
reliable nurserymen for cash or
for farm preducts. E. V. Jordan
ledgeville, Ga.

Eenpre portulaca, moss, a id
seed,
other seed, 1930 crop.
moss mixed colors, zinnias a Sy
doube and mixed colors. 7e per |
age, postpaid. Monev preferr
gape Myrtle May, Warthen, Ga

Large red gladiola bulbs, 30
doz..or exchange for dahlia tub
type mums. or half runner bean
Bulbs postpaid.. Mrs. Addie F
ald -Pitts:.Ga. Rt. 1.

300 paper white, blooming ste
cissi bu'bs for sale or exchan
1 pr. sebright bantam chicken
J. T. Lewis, College Park, Ga

Linia seeds, from extra lar
ers, varieties: grandiflora and
flowering, pink and red. The
are from 5 yrs. of careful breedin
per package. 40c per oz. rit
larger quantities. E. J. Hart Cc
Park, Ga.

Bridal. wreath, white
button spirea 15c ea. Canna
red. rose, orange, etc. 10c ea.
drangea, rooted, yellow thorn!
peach almonds, pink cherokee
wisteria. bamboo vines, purp'e
al rooted, 15c ea. Yellow jon
. Blue violets 15c doz. A
bulbs. 3 for 25c. Gladiola b
doz. Will exchange for varie
roses, and other flowers.
Overstreet. Oliver, Ga. Rt.
Several dozen jonnuils.
butter and eggs, narcissi. fair
pink, star of Bethlehem, bul
doz. and postage. Canna bu
per doz. Dahlia bulbs and ti:
ies, 5 ea. Gladioli bu'bs 25
eo Mrs. T. S. Carrouth,

ea flowers, daffodils
0Z eaper per M. Mrs.
born, Roy, Ga,






















: Georgia
farket Bulletin

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ate 2
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THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1931.

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POULTRY according to the lat-
' most improved methods?
this subject and al] other
to agriculture may be bor-
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yellow narcissi
5e doz. or $1 per 100. Bright
nder well rooted, 35c. Red
mallow, perennial, 6 to 8 ft.
| of bloom; from June to frost
No checks. Mrs. M. L. Pe-
Has Ga.

adioli bulbs, 25c per doz. del.
order. Mrs. Nannie Tyler,
vi Ga. Rt. 1:

wil and little

d wine lilies, 15c ea. Yellow-

lilies, 10c ea. Flowering
, dc ea. Pink and red Dor-
ins ro es, well rooted. 5c ea.
1g lily of the valley 5c ea. Sev-
nds ferns. 5c ea. Postage pre-
lots of 50c or more. Will exch
dried or green apples, or
eans. S. J. Seal, Douglas, Ga.

een with red bal's, well root-
a. Bridal Wreath rooted 15c.
bell 15c, spruce pine cuttings,
English dogwood, well rooted
sister rambling rose. root-
aster lily bubs. 15c
me lily bulbs, 15c per clump.
. any of above for garden
ch beans, pole beans. col-
ch butter beans or six wk.
. W. Miller, Rt. 5, Bowdon,

lac well rooted 15c each.
Je bright dark pink or wa-
nk, good plants 15c each.
igh: Also small plants
e, 15c each. Add postage
t small plants. Mrs. Jas.
Sarrollton, Ga., Rt. 1.

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both ways..

quick growth and beautiful for shade,
3 to 5 ft. high, 25c ea. FOB. express
office. No less than half doz. shipped.
P. O. order. Frank L. Linn, White,
Ga., Rt. 2. :

Daffodil bulbs, $1 per 100 or exch.
for 100 lbs. sugar or white feed sacks
at 10c each and kind of onions of
sets, honey, or thorough bred eggs to
set or what have you to exch. Mrs.
Nan Kown, White. Ga. Rt. 1. :

Van Houtti spirea, flowering crab
apples golden be.ls, good strong stock
15c to 25c ea. These bloom last of
ee E. J. Hart, College Park.

a. $

3 large boxwoods, $15 ea. Few um-
breila China sprouts, 3 ft. high, 202
ea. C. V. Wilson, Maysville, Ga.-

Fine type mums, 6 colors, 75 per
doz. Finest Hastings red and yellow
cannas, $1 per 100. Shrubbery, lilia.
spirea, flowering almond, Christmas
bells; golden rod, altheas, apple Ja-
ponica all 20c ea. Iris, lavender, wht
and blue, 25c per doz. Narcissi 25c
per 100. Jonquils, $1 per 100. Straw-
berries 30c per 100. Or exchange any
of above for garden seed, white sacks,
baby chicks or anything useful. Mrs.
J. S. Weatherly, Hoschton, Ga.

White Chinese Wisteria vines, 2 to
6 yr. old, 25c to $1 ea. postpaid, well
packed. Mrs. J. L. Kilgore, Stone
Mountain, Ga., Rt. 1.

Yellow cannas and purple iris lil-
ies, 20c per doz. Orange day lilies.
15c per doz. 2 doz. for 25c. Flowerin2
almond, 15c ea. White and _ purple
iris lilac, 20c ea. Brides wreath, l5c
ea. August iilies 10c ea. Shasta dais-
ies, 10c doz. Mums, Jarge type, white,
20c doz. Geraniums, red and pink, Sc

ea. All well rooted. Money order 2:
stamps. Mrs. A. W. McCrary, Gaines-
ville, Ga. ;

, Purpte iris, 20c doz. Yellow day lil-

ies, 15c doz. August lilies, 10 ea
Flowering almond, 15 and 25c. White
and lavender lilac, 20c ea. Brida
wreath and yellow bells 15c. Shasta

daisies 10c per doz. White mums, lz
20c doz. White. pink and red geran-
iums, cuttings 5c ea. White hydrar-
geas, 1 yr. o!d, 25c.
June cactus well rooted 10c ea. Yel-
low orchids and dahlia bulbs, yellow
cannas, 20c doz. Welj rooted. -satis-
faction guaranteed. money order pre-
ferred. Mrs. G. B. McCrary, Rt. 7,
Gainesville. Ga. ~ Se
Yellow daffodils, large trumpet, 10c
Ye"ow jonquil, long trumpet. i0c dez.
Yellow narcissi in clusters, 15c doz
Red, yellow, and red and yellcw can-
na bulbs, 5c ea. Blue iris, 5c ea. Pink
flowering almond, 10c ea. Blue weep-
ing Mary. 102 ea. Mrs. Grady Fraser.
Gainesville Ga. Rt. 7. '
Magnolia tree from 2 to 5 ft. high
for sale or exchange for bushel span-
ish peanuts. : Write before shipping.
W. J. Powell Montrose. Ga. Rt. 1.
Asparagus ferns, 10c ea. or 3 for
25c. Lundie Kemp Dallas, Ga. Rt. 7.
Old fashioned garden fall blooming

Add postage. 5 doz. for 50c PP. No
exchange. Mrs. W. F. McCrimmon,
Soperton, Ga., Box 164.

One large May cactus. $10. Few mix-
ed Hastings yellow Kirg Humbert
canna bulbs, 6 for 25c. Lilacs, 3 for
25c. Add postage cr will exchange for
sound spanish peanuts. Mrs. George
Monrce Bilackwells Ga,

Catnip, ground ivy 5c bunch. ever-
bearing strawberries 202 per 100. Mtn.
fern trailing arbutus, 50 doz. Wild
cherry tree. bark. 15 Ib. Yellow root.
15c -b. Will exchange for white Cry-
stal Bermuda onion plants. or white
chicken feed sacks at 10c ea. In good
condition. Write first. Miss Ve!lvene!]
Write, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 33.

Large type chrysanthemums vellow
avender, red and copper, 25c per doz.
Rooted red geraniums, 5c or will exch.
for pecan trees, peach trees or Enge-

max, Ga.

Large leaf banana cannas, red
bloom, 10c ea. - Brides white bouquet
rose, white brides wreath pink an4
vel!aw hoveycuckle, pink crepe myrtl>
7 sister red rose pink. flowerirg a!'-
mond white conch begonia. Poston
ern Mtn. laurel. all we'l rooted. 107
ea.
pink oxalis. red verbena, 5c ea. Pur-
ple wisteria, larce pink American rose
Brown hen everbearing fig sprouts, 157
ea. Red laree goose plum _ sprouts
current sprouts 10c ea. rooted concord
erape vines, 25c ea. Butter and eggs
~e'low narcissi. white April narcissi.
902 doz. or 6 doz. $1. .Red and white



dogwood sprouts. 20c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Z. C, Adams, Juniper, Ga.



Nice young thrifty poplar bushes,

English dogwood,

Pink and. red

pinks, 7 colors mixed. 12 1-2c per doz..

lish pea seed. Mrs. R. T. Parker, Cli-.

Purple. fox glove yellow cannas

10 each.







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Red amaryllis blooming size, $1 per|D. W. McCook, McIntyre, Ga., Rt. 2,

doz. C
Redgspider lilies 25 per doz. Milk and
wine lilies, 10c ea. Purple larkspur,
2 doz. for 25c. Mums, all colors, 50c
per doz. Add postage. Mrs. E.S:
Dasher, Vaddosta, Ga., Rt. 1.

Hardy Dianthus pink, blooming size
plants, 25 pants for 25c. Frost proof
larkspur, large open grown plants.
25c for 25. Fine bedding petunia.
plants, nice large, open grown, 26c for
35. or by the hundred 85c. All postpaid
all one king or mixed. Mrs. Wiley
Yates, Barwick, Ga. ; ;

Easter lily bulbs,
Shasta daisy sprouts, $1 per doz. Mrs.
I. F. McLemore, Wade, Ga.

Blooming size red gladioli bulbs, 30c
per doz. del. or exchange for any col-
sy aesleas, japonicas, except yellow.
Peanuts must be rooted. Write and
state your price if you wish to exch.
Miss Floye Mobley. Glennville Ga.

Purple lilies for sale, 10c ea., or 3 for
25c. Mrs. R. E. Wright, Lize la, Ga.

Japanese sweet pea seed, 10c table-
spoonful. Mrs. W. D. Cowdrey, 1729
Hichand Ave., Albany, Ga. :

White, blue. and pink hydrangeas.
$15 per 109, good sized. rooted plants.
Rageed robins. 25c per doz. Mrs. Z.
M. Story, Thomson, Ga. :

Arbor vitae, Chinese, compacta and
American varieties, 35c ea. $4 per doz.
Chinese evergreen
dubleia. 35c ea. $3 per doz. Evergreen
privet, $5 per 100. Boxwood 15c ea.
*4 per 100. E. B. Travis, Riverdale.
Ga.

White honeysuckle vines for sale or
exchange for raspberry vines also blk
walnut trees at 25c ea. or exchange

for monthly rose bushes, rooted. Mrs.

L. P. Gassett. Roberta, Ga. Rt. 2.

Nice phlox plants, now ready for
shipping, all colors, 25c for 2 dozen.
Yash with order, no checks, add pos-
sage small orders. Miss Lillie Dock-
ry. Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 11.

Purple iris lily bulbs, 30c per doz.
Jel.. White iris lily bulbs, 45c per: doz
jel:- Mrs. Ben Crawford, Martin, Ga.

Large white spirea, well rooted, 302
ea. or 2 for 50c del.
Hillis, Millhaven. Ga.. Rt. 1, Box 39.

Well rooted prickley mock orange
hedge plants, $1 per 100 del. Nice crab
apple trees, bearing kind, 25c ea. 3 to
4 yr. old white spirea, 40c ea.. 2 for
60c. Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Rt. 1, Millha-
ven, Ga. :

Physostegia, 25c for 3, good roots
blue violets. 1c per rooted plant. Blue
hydrangea, 25c. Mrs. E. A. Sanders,
Boston, Ga. fe Speers ;

Canna roots, the President Richar-
Wallace arg Allemania, $1.50. per 100
$9 per M FOB Vadosta Mrs. W. J.
Boas, Valdosta, Ga. Box 372. ;

Hastings Excelsior pearl double tube
rose bulbs 6 for 25c, 12 for 40c FOB.
Miss S. C. Kely, Midville Ga. .

St. Augustine lawn grass, 50c per
100 plants, postpaid, or exchange for
equal value anything uceful. Write
what. you have. Mrs. W. D. Barefield
Fort. Gaines, Ga. Rt. 1.

Juniper (Pfitzeriana)

well rooted

75c ea. Rose pink double cleander, 352

and 0c each single white 35c. Varie-
gated also ath white: with lavende~
markings gladioli bulbs, all bloom-
ine, some very large, 59c per doz. or
will exchange bulbs for pure. white
pink or yellow gladiola bulbs or regal
-r annunciation lilies. Miss Cora Dan-
jel Rt. 4, Hawkinville, Ga. :
Dwarf june berries, fine. giant aus-
tin improved dew berries 50c per doz.
Pussy Wilows, large. 25 ea. Giant
vibiscus pine and red, larze, 10c each.
Giant hardy garden carnations, pink:
yellow red, white and mixed colors.
bed seedlings. 25c per doz. Large
transplanted plants 35c doz. Mon-
strous pansies, 4 inch blossoms. sep-
arate and mixed colors 25c per dozen.

Giant oriental poppies, 10c ea. Clove

pinks, sea pinks, giant gaillardia, ve-
ronica, stokesia, gorgeous dianthus,
feverfew, 35c per doz. Christmas cher-
ries 10c ea. Calliopsis. wa'l flowers
double English daisies and violets, 25
per doz. Stocks Beauty of Nice. large.
02 dz. Postpaid. M. Tiegel, Experi-
ment, Ga, Ss
Blue running rose, blooming, But-
terfly bush, red and blue althea, root-
ed.. white baby rose bush b'ooming
weeping willow, oak hydrangea, 15
each. 2 for 25c. Verbena bright red,
10c clump. Spirea red: and white, pin
cushion cactus, a] kinds of mixeg ro-
ses, rooted, sweet shrub bush rooted,
White althea bush root-
ed, 15c ea. All colors mixed petunias
10c per doz. Will exchange for Ber-
muda onion sets, or anything useful.
Want eggs to set from good stoc :

$1.50 per dozen.

Miss Margery |

Large req cannas, 29c per doz. | Box 17.

Phlox, all colors, double larkspur,
double white feverfew, large gaillar-
dia, ageratum,: Daisy chrysanthemums,
verbena, all plants, 10c per A
Shrubs, 25c ea.; Crepe myrtle, pink

Wreath, spirea, or exchange any of
above for pink perennial phlox, pink
canna bulbs, iarge early Chry-anthe-
mums, and evergreen shrubs of any
kind. Mrs. Robert T. Allen, Riverdale,
Ga.

Doube pink almonds, red Jap quince
Philadelphus, forsythia, flowering lo-
tus, spirea, Anthony waterer, spirea

Lavender iris, 25c per doz. Blue Ro-
man hyacinths, 30c per doz. Red hol-
lyhocks,-15c per bunch, purpie lilac,
{5c ea. Red giant cannas, 5c ea. 1
Norway spruce, 15 inches tall, 50c.
Smal cnes, 15c ea. Add postage. Will
exchange for something useful. Mrs.
Tensley Henderson, Oakman, Ga. Rt.
i: :

cedars 15c ea. 1 ft. 25c ea., 2 ft. 50c
ea,, 3 ft. 75c ea., 4 ft. $1 ea. If 6 or
more ordered will prepay postage.
Mrs. R. E. Snow, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 4.

plants, Armour River, privet evergreen
12 to 18 inches, 25c per doz. well root-
Add postage. Mrs. G. J. Holcomb,
Bremen, Ga., Box 102. .

ea. or 3 for 40c. 6 lilacs, 10c ea..or
all for 50c. 50 bachelor buttons, 2 for
15c. 6 for 40c.
Sandy Hulsey, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1.

Magnolia and Bay trees, 4 to 6 ft.
high, 20c ea. Water oaks, same price.
Cc. A. Joiner, Blythe, Ga. Rt. 1.

Althea bushes, 10c ea. or 4 for
ie Lula Hawkins, Alpharetta, Ga.,
Rt. 4. 5

Flowers And Seed Wanted





suttana cuttings, or geranium cuttings
in April, 1931,
white and red: mixed double. holly-
hock seed for same. Mrs. J. M. Cle-
ment, Young Cane, Ga.

4 well rooted variegated flowering
pomegranate buc7hes, name delivered
price. Mrs. George B. Boddie. Rt. 6,
LaGrange, Ga. j

Want to get some p'ants known by
name of Hen and Chickens. Please

ctver flowers.
Hapevile, Ga. \

Want weigelia, roses, abelia. budd-
leia, Or bridal wreath, will exchange
imalaya blackberry vines strawberry
Slants, sha ta daisy plants for same.
Each to pay postage. Write what you

ave and how wi'l exchange. Mrs. C.
W. Gardner, Stockbridge. Ga. Rt. 1.

Marigold zinnias, larkspur, or any
old fashioneq flower seed. Wil] exch
for anything wanted. Mrs. N. G.
Faulkner, Gainesville Ga., Rt. 4.

Want to correspond with someone
who has hardy chrysanthemums for
exchange. Mrs. G. C. Williamson, Oak
Park, Ga. : ;

lily bulbs. Wil exchange iris bulbs,
named varieties, several colors
came. Mrs, J. A. McPherson. Carters-
ville, Ga.

Dahlias wanted name varieties. Jane

name and bulbs must have one or
more eyes that will come up. Will exch
bride of California, white pompon,
Jerseys beauty, annual larkspur
plants mixed colors. Named and la-

doz. $1.75. mixeq columbine, jonquil
bulbs. Mrs. L. E. Stewart, McDon-
ough, Ga., Rt. 3.:Box 51.

Few large leaved begonia, ferns, lg.
tvpe dahlias and mums. Will exch.

tine. Write what you have. Mrs. J. R.
Hillis. Rt. 1) Mi'lhaven, Ga.
Boston fern chickens gizzards. ele-
pvant ears, and other box flowers.
Also canna brlbs Jacobs ladder. and
onion lily. Will exchange marigold
seed, bonnit gourd seed and velvet lily
seed for same. Miss Bessie Mae Yawn
Lenox, Ga.
All kinds of ferns except big Bos-
ton, begonias, large type dahlias, will
exchange. pure Barred Rock eggs $1
per setting or geraniums and. yellow
and bronze. chrvsanthemums. Miss





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Thursday, February 5, 1931.

dozen,

January jessamine, Forsythia, Bridal

Van Loutti, weigela rosea, all 15c ea.

Common red cedars, all sizes, 6 in.

Lilac bushes, purple, 10c ea. 2 doz.
yeL.ow bells, 3 for 25c. 25 or 50 hedge -

ed. Cuttings from hedge 30c per 109, |

3 blooming English peach trees, 15c_

All nice bushes. Mrs. :
30c. .

Want coleus cuttings, or salmon pink:

will exchange. rose, -

write me price or will exchange for |
Mrs. D.. D. Simpson,

Dahlia bulbs or white or pink canna

for |

cow] sagamore, Mrs. I. Dever Warner, .
Cisarette, Snowdrift, must be true to

pure barred rock eggs at $1 per set- .

Marecty Hillis, Millhaven, Ga. Rt. 1,




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__ Several doz. rooted cape

cactus 15c each, cuttings

S ue Maples 85, Norway
. $1.25

Thursday, February 5, 1931.
Flowers And Seed For Sale

Pink and white althea 2 for 25c,
Jap. hedge plants 3 for 25c; Balm of
Gilead 2 for 25c, purple and laven-
der jilac 2 for 25c, snowballs 25 ea.
forsythia 2 for 25c, flowering almond



-15 ea., red dogwoods, red buds, 3 for
25c, Old fashioned white jonquils 60

for 100, orange day lilies 30c_ doz.,
purple and lavender Iris,' 40c doz.,
golden glow 30 doz., yellow thorniess
rose 15c ea., 50c doz., Cherokee roses
50c doz., perennial phlox, 20c doz,
Jarge red roses 15c ea., white and pink
roses 3 for 25c, dbl. cannas 20c ea.,
black walnuts 2 for 25c. Mrs. Charlie
Wilson, Loving, Ga.

Ligustrum Japonicum 50c, Lucidum,

$1 abelia 35c, Nandina 50c, Chinese

hawthorne, $1, dwarf boxwood, 20c,
tea olive $1, Camellia Japonica, red
pink, variegated, dbl. $2, Chinese ar-
borvitae, 75c, compact 75c pyramidal
$1, Irish junipers 3-4 ft. $1.50, cedrus

deodara $1, weigelia, rose, pink, va-

riegated 0c ea., spirea, Thunbergi,
Anthony waterer, Van Houtti, Billardi,
30c ea., Forsythia, crepe myrtle, Phil-
adelphus, Eng. dogwood 30c, flower-
ing peach, red and white, dbl. 30c ea.

$2 doz. All field grown, Gov. Inspect-

ed, large plants and rady to. plant in
yards, R. i. Wheeler, Macon, Ga.,
Clinton Rd., Rt. 5.

Gladioli bulbs, large blooming bulbs
2c ea., small blooming size Ic ea., red
and orange; dahlia bulbs, light red,
dark red and yellow 5c ea., pink al-
monds, 15c or 2 for 25c; sweet shrubs,
15c or 2 for 25c, white Iris 5c ea., plus
Will exchange for azaleas,
opcorn for popping or planting, 10c

Ib, Mrs. W. R. Wise, Wadley, Ga.

Native azaleas, red dogwoods, rho-
dodendron 8 for $1, .white dogwood
and maples, poplars, crabapples, spruce
pines, holly bushes, 8 for $1; camellia
Japonica, thornless yellow roses, layv-
ender butterfly bushes, 6 for $1, al-
theas, pink flowering almond, weige-
lias, arbor vitae 3 for $1; ivy, hemlock;
Cherokee rose 6 for $1, trailing arbu-
tus, evergreen galax, hardy ferns 50c
doz., blue bells, 3 colors 25ec bunch,
white, 2 shades pink, P. phlox 60c doz.,
houseleak, Dusty Miller, golden glow

~ 60c doz., chrysanthemum 8 colors 5c
- @a., Jap., Iris, lilies, lavender, 50c doz.,

daffodils, jonquils, narcissus 30c doz.,
angel trumpet vine 25c ea., Snowdrop
bulbs 20c doz., dark velvet also pink
cabbage rose 25c ea., pink moss rose
25c ea. Mrs. Elsie Heaton, Mineral
Bluff, Ga.

White jonquils 20c per doz; orange
day lilies 20c per doz; double yellow
daffodils. 25c per doz; double pink
peony bulbs and white August lilies

25 each.. Send cash or money order

no checks accepted. Minnie Thom-
as, Morganton, Ga., RFD 1, Box 23.
Well rooted hollyhock plants, all

' colors mixed, large kind, double, 5c

ea., packet of seed, 10c; monthly ros-
es all colors 5c each cutting; dark red
velvet rose, wel] rooted, 10ceach; In-
dian creeper :seed 10c pkt. Add post-
age on orders for less than 50c. Mrs.
W. G. Goldman, Loco, Ga.

jasmines
about 1 ft. high 10c each, 3 for 25c; 6
colors, good size double geranium cut-
tings 5c each or all 6 for 25c; purple
lilac sprouts and pink double running
roses 10c each; shasta daisies and
blue and iris lilies.10c per doz; white
and pink oxalis rooted 5c each; root-
ed and growing size Thanksgiving
bee pink

verbena. 10c per doz; Boston, sword,

~- ostrich plume and fluffy ruffles, ferns
.10e each. Adq postage on all orders

- for less than 50c.
-- lams, Cumming, Ga., RFD*6.

Mrs. Ralph Will-

- Armour River hedge plants 2 yr.
size $2 per 100; small size good roots

$1 per 100, cuttings 50c per 100; Wht.

Spirea, white Easter rose, white and

red altheas. all dbl. purple lilac, gol-

den bells, Euonymous 1i0c each; dbl.

~ red, white, and pink monthly roses 20c

each; mixed colors of blooming size
gladioli 2c per doz. Add postage. Mrs.

. V. CG. Roark, Clermont, Ga.

Azaleas 25c each; red dogwood, 15c

each; laurls and ivy, 20c each; white

pines 25c each; black pines and ma-
pls 25c each; trailing arbutus and
evergreen galax 25c per doz; hardy
ferns 25 pr doz; shasta daisies 20c
per clump; holly bushes 20c each;
USh lilies 30 each; all well rooted.
Mrs. Margaret Collins, Rugby, Ga.
Shade trees, Silver Maples. 60c,
maples
20, Weirs cut-leaf weeping 3 yr. old
5c, Lombardy poplar. (branched from

he ground up) 10 ft. size, 60c all A No.



Wax plants, 20c doz.



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MARKET BULLETIN

1 6 to 8 ft.-size. No less than 5 trees
at above prices. Budded, 2 yr. old,
field grown. roses, (12 varieties) $5
per doz., rhubarb plants $1.25 per doz.
roots; cherry currants, 2 yr. 10 plants
$2, Downing (large tame) gooseberries
same price; Washington asparagus
roots 100 plants at $2. N. Rosene, P.
O. Box 44, Ft. Valley, Ga.

Azaleas, 25c ea., red dogwood: I5c
ea., white pines 25c ea., trailing arbu-
tus 2 doz., evergreen galax and Mtn.
ferns 25cc doz., old fashioned bush
lily 25c ea., pussy willow 25c each,
pussy willow, 25c ea. sweet shrubs
25c ea., holly 2 for 45c, laurel and
ivy, 2 for 25c, maples 2 for 30c, All

| well rooted. Mrs. Luther | Waters,
Rugby; Ga.
Giant purple Iris, golden glow 35c

doz., purple verbena 15c doz., snow-
ball 20c ea.,. Eng. dogwood, white 15c
ea., Crimson dbl. yellow and red Ja-
ponica 20c ea., or 6 for $1, ptrple fox-
glove 25 doz., jonquils 25c doz., 70c
er 100, Van Houtti spirea 15c 8 for
$1, crimson rambler roses, Dorothy
Perkins, 7 sister velvet roses, forsyth-
ia, bridal bouquet, golden bell 15c ea.
junipers, 8 \yr. old $1, Eng. dogwood
15c ea., Will give one yellow Japonica
with every $1 order. All well rooted.
Mrs. Daniel Silver, Talking Rock, Ga.

Very pretty lg. dbl. dahlias, salmon
and dark red. Price 10c ea. Add pos-
tage. Miss Annie E. Jones, Fayette-

ville, Ga., Rt. 3.

Snowballs, 3 for 20c. Purple and
white filacs, 15c ea. White spirea, 10c
ea. Weigelia, 30c. Orange lilies, 30c.
doz. Shasta daisies 20c doz. Daffodils,
ic per bulb, any amt, Add postage.
Irene Foster, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box
43. ;

Large type, chrysanthemum _ plants
in the following colors: white, yellow,
and pink, 50c per doz. Also limited
No. of extra large chrysanthemums
from the following named varieties:
Frank Dwianck (yellow), Wm. Tur-
ner (white) Bronze Turner and yellow
Pockett. . Price, 10c ea. Mrs. W. F.
Paulk, Rebecca, Ga.

Native azaleas from 2 to 3 ft. pink
Cherokee rose, mountain laurels, $1.00
doz. Rhododendrons 6 for $1. Ameri-
can globe arbor vitaes, 30c each or 4
for $1. Tree arbor vitaes 4 for $1.
Pink perennial phlox, 4 doz.:$1. Large
blue iris and real lemon lily 40c doz.
American beauty rose, pink almond,
pink and white wild dogwood, purple
butterfly bush, 6 for $1. - Coral berry
bush, black walnut, $1 doz. Red ja-
ponica 25c each. Sadie Wilson, Mor-
ganton, Ga.

Purple lilacs, 30c. each. Bridal
wreath, 20c each, Golden bells, 25c ea.
Red anf white dogwood from 2 to 3
ft. high, 35 each; Orange day lilies,
30c doz. Trailing arbutus, 25c doz.
Hemlock, 30c each. Laurels and ivy,
95c each. Azaleas, red,. white and
yellow, 80c each. Mountain~ferns, 30c
doz. Maple sprouts and black pines,
20e each. Lemon lilies 40c doz. Hon-
eysuckle box vine, has blue flowers,
all 15e doz., 75 per 100, $5 M. Bugle
vine orange colored blooms. woodbine
vine red trumpet shaped flowers or-
ange-colored inside, 15c each, 2 for
25c. Azaleas, pink, red and orange
rhododendrons, mountain laurel, white
pine, holly bushes, maple, fuzzy limb
locust bushes, (not the wild variety)
has large clusters of pink flowers re-
sembling sweet peas, 25c each or 6 for
90c. Will sell mixeq lots if preferred.
12 colors of fine gladiola bulbs, mixed
35c ,doz., 5 doz. $1.50. Add postage.
Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy, Ga. :

Hollyhocks, all colors, 7 or 8 kinds,
all mixed up, 10c for tablespoonful or
exchange for other flowers. Double
poppies mixed colors, 10c teaspoonful
or exchange. Mixed, al Icolors double
zennias, 5c teaspoonful. Mrs. W. D.
Lee, Bowdon, Ga., Rt. 5. : 2

Butter and egg bulbs, also jonquil
bulbs, 85c per hundred. Mixed geese
ang chicken feathers, used some. 35c
lb. postpaid. Miss G. B. McLane, Hart-
well, Ga. SS Gs f

Well rooted junipers, 3 ft. high, $1
each. Boxwood and. arbor-vitaes, 25c
each. American beauty roses, altheas,
birds eye bushes, 2 for, 25c..Azaleas,
maple; pine, dogwood and baby bush-
es, 6 for 25c. Trailing arbutus, net
fern and water lilies, 25c per doz. Mrs.
R. J. Heaton, Morganton, Ga.

Red dogwood, 3 for 25c. Pink and
white trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Hear-
ty evergreen vine 25c doz. Azaleas, 3

for 25c; Pussy willow, 2 for 25c; Mtn.

jaurels, 20c each. Mtn. ivy, 2 for 25c.
4 Large blue ber~
ry bushes 25c doz. Orange day Hlies
25e doz. Golden bell bulbs, 26c doz.
Thornless roses, 1b each. Holly bush-



es, 3 for 25c. All well rooted. With
every order 1 extra -bush. Mrs. A. E.
Abercrombie, Loving, Ga. :

Dbl. althea bushes, pink, red and
white. Single althea, lavender. All
blooming size. 25c each, $1.25 for 4,
ot se R. C. Lovett, Cuthbert, Ga.

Velvet and bell roses, 15c each. Red
blooming maple and dogwood, 15c ea.,
or 90c per doz. White pine and spruce
15c or 90c per doz. White blooming
mtn. laurel, ivy, and drooping laurel,
all 20c each or $1 per doz. English
dogwood, pink and -yellow peachtree
roses, 15c each. Honeysuckles, pink,
white and red, 15c each. Sweet shrubs
10c each. Red dogwood, 15c each.
Evergreen mtn, fern and trailing ar-
butus, 10c; Lilac bush, 20c. August lily
bulbs, 6 for 50c. White lily bush, 10c.
Blue bell, 25 doz., Golden bell, 15c.
White and yellow fall pinks, 6 for
40c. Hedge grass, 6 bunches 25c. Red
bird eye for hedge, 6 for 50c. Miss
Ruby White, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Mixed colors blooming size holly
hock plants, 25c doz. Blue sweet
scented violets, 40c per 100. Cream

with gold center narcissus, old fash-
ion purple iris, white daisy chrysan-
themum, $1 per 100. White and pink
hydrangea, sweet scented red carna-
tion, old fashion pink, spring roses,
pink Dorothy Perkins rose, 20c each.
Snowball pink almond bridal wreath,
20c each. Boxwood, 4 for $1. Monthly
rose cuttings, pink, red, cream, white,
15 doz. Add postage and get some-
thing free. Will take stamps. A. E.
Hughey, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 1.

Azaleas, red, yellow and orange, 75c

doz. Red dogwood, $1 doz. Jonquils,
$1 per 100. Red spider lily 50c doz.
Hollyhock, red, white, 3 -for 25c. All
well rooted. Miss Dorothy Waters,
Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1. :
_ 4 large bulbs blooming size Japanese
or jeopard lilies 40c each or will exch
for peonies the-large double kind, no
2 peonies alike. Pinks, dark shade,
20c per doz. Large feather ball pop-
pies, 10c spoonful, or exchange for
other flowers or cornfield bean seed
or okra seed. Mrs. M. G. Smith, Rt.
2, Box 1383,, Toccoa, Ga. *

Giant Emperor daffodil bulbs, 25c
doz., $1.50 100, $12 M. Large purple
German iris yellow bearded, 35c doz:
$2.50 per 100, $12 for 500. Perennial
blue verbena, bronze. flowered flag
sweet blue violets, evergreen Holly
hock seed 50c pt. in sand, periwinkle
seed $1 pt. in sand, larkspur seed 50c
pt. in sand, Giant lily bulbs, 35c - doz.
Smal, palms 50c ea. Mrs. B, O. Fus-
sell, Brunswick, Ga.

Yellow_and white jonquils, $1.25 per
100 bulbs, butter and esg bulbs $1.50
per 100 bulbs, blue spider lily, 50c
per doz., blue hyacinths 25c per doz.,
running cedar 50c per bunch, ~ corn
cactus, paster and Christmas cactus
25c ea., begonias, Rex, ruby, large,
white and red and the fuzzy leaf, 25c
ea. Sweet Williams all colors 50c per
doz., pink rain daisies 10c per bulb.
wee Emma Bailey, Rt. 4, Hartwell,

a. <

Evergreen spruce pines 6 for $1.50,
red and yellow japonica 20c ea. Pink
weigelia, dbl., pink almonds, white and
red altheas, 20c ea. azaleas .65c doz.
wisteria 20c ea. globe arborvitae 30c
ea. Snow ball 25 ea. Dbl. white spi-
rea 15c ea. Boxwoods 25c ea. Amer-
ican beauty rose, red velvet rose, red

rambler, Dorothy Perkins, pink n-

thly rose, 20c ea. Royal purple is,
hardy pink phlox, 25 per doz. blue
spider wart, fox glove, paper white
narcissi, dbl. and single jonquils, wht.
star jasmine bulbs, white daisies 15c
per doz. All well rooted, add postage.
Linda Evans, Rt. 3, Ellijay, Ga.

Rhododendrons, $1 per doz. Pink
Cherokee rose $1 per doz. Native wht.
red, yellow azaleas $1 per doz., box-
wood, junipers, American globe Ar-
borvitae all 25c ea. red japonicas 25c
ea. snow balls, 25c ea., pink altho lil-
ies 20c ea. Blue iris lilies 40c per doz.
coral berry bushes 75c per doz. Straw-
berry bushes 75c per doz., cedars, 25c
ea., Spruce_and. white pines, 25c ea.,
pink and white trailing arbutus, 25c
per doz., pink perennia] phlox, 35c per
doz. Mrs. Bonnie Abercrombie, Mor-
ganton, Ga.

Altheas, flowering almonds, English
dogwood, forsythia, Jap. honeysuckle
bushes, dbl. yellow thornless roses, all
1, 2 and 3 yrs. old, 25c ea. Snowballs
1 - 2 years old, 40c each; Jap..quince,
purple lilacs, snowdrops, brides bou-
quet, crimson rambler roses, all with

-good roots 20c each; dahlia bulbs 10c

each; orange lilies 5c. each; -purple
iris 40c doz; White Baster roses .30c

each; fall pinks, white and yellow, 5c

25e per doz. $1.50 per 100, $10 per M.

per 100;

per doz; orange lilies 20c per dozen;



Riley Ross,





each; ornamental yard grass 5c each;
spirea Van Houtte (4 years.old) 40 ~
each; olq fashion velvet roses 5c each;
mountain laurel, spruce pines 30c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Isabel Wade, Rt,
3, Ellijay, Ga. :

iS
Golden bells, 25c;. monthly ~ roses, hag
well rooted 1 to 2 ft., 6 for 75; some 2
2 to 3 ft. high, 25c each; golden glow ~~
5c each or 6\for 25c; pink rhododen-
drons 1 to 2 ft. high $1.50 doz; blue a3
iris, 40c per doz; dahlia bulbs mixed ~~
colors alj double 75c doz; Climbing ~
roses, few red ang a few pink ones,
rooted, 3 for 50c; hollyhock seed 8c.
pkg; cushaw seed and pumpkin seed,
10c for jelly glass full, these are all
good clean seed; Fall pinks. 5 or 4 col-
ors, 25c per doz; fall weigelia cuttings
not rooted 30c per doz; lilac sprouts
3 for 25c; about 15 or 20 kinds of box :
flowers. Will exchange any of these
for clean white sacks. Add postage.
Miss Mary Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga.,
RFD 1, Box 42.

Boxwood. plants 2-5 years olq 1b
in. 25c each, nice hardy plants heavy '
roots; hardy yard hydrangeas 20c ea.; .
snow balls, pink almonds, white clema-.
tis, forsythia, double white spirea, az<
aleas, purple lilacs, English ivy, crepe
myrtle, lavender wisteria, cape jas-

mine, butterfly bush, pink and white
weigelia, japonicas, yellow thornless ed
roses 20c each, 2 for 35c. All plants
are well rooted; blue Concord and.
Moose early grape vine plants, 2 yrs.
old, 10c each, $1 per doz; blue, white
and lavender iris, 25c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. J. Elsner, Austell, Ga. RFD
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Large leaf rhododendrons, pinks,
white 12 to 1 8in. high 12 for $1.00;
small leaf cactus; -_Beau Rhododen-
drons, pink barth or evergreens 12 to
18 in.-$1 for 15c; white dropping or ~~
cherry laurel, 15 nice roots. 15 to 18~
in., 15 for $1; spruce pines 15 to 24
in. 8 for $1, white pines, the same:
price; granny grey beard 12 to 24 in.
6 for $1; Indian Arrow bushes, 12 to
24 in. 2 for 25c,. 12: for. $15" red =puda.
or Indus bushes 20c each; red dog-
wood, 12 for $1, nice size, all rooted
and moss packed. Plus postage on |
small orders. Garland Eaton, Dahlon-
ega, Ga., RFD 1. a

Pink thrift 15c per doz; lace bor-
der plants 15 per doz; white iris, 4
for 25c; May day lilies, single, 5c ea; ~
double 4 for 25c; large red and yellow
cannas 6 for 25c; Dorothy Perkins
rose vines 10-15 and 20c each; October
lilies 30c doz., monthly rose cuttings,
running American Beauty; Killarney
pink, white American Beauty and ~
large cream rose, all 3 for 10c, bush. |
roses, white, pink, red and cream, all =~
monthly 3 for 10c; ferns 4 different
kinds 10c and 15 each; begonia cut-
tings 10c each; geraniums, white and
pink, 4 for 25c; jew 3 for 5c; wax vine > ~
cuttings, 10c each; coral plant 15 ea.
rooted; running honeysuckles 4 for
25c; ribbon grass 3 for 25c; snow
drops, spirea; cre ae aly 120073
each; white amaryllis 50c d 75 ea.,
extra large, $1 each. Send postage on | ~
all orders. Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler,
Ga., RFD 2, Box 44, Taylor Co. :

Large double red and yellow cannas

200 yellow cannas with orange cen-
ters, 25c per. doz., $1.50 per 100. Will |
exch. for pot plants, ferns, begonias, |
palms, turkey eges (guaranteed to
hatch). 3 Yr. Camelia japonica, dou-_
ble, any color, 1 red dogwood 3 yrs.
old; 6 different colors of fine dahlia
tubers, 2 regal madonna bulbs, one
poinsettia and 2 small dwarf. boxwoods.
1 cedrus deodara 7 ft. tall; 6 ft. wide,
1 green arborvitae 8 ft., width 4 1-2
ft. Will exchange* for calves and .
chickens at. my home. Mrs. EH. G.
Fountain, Fort Valley, Ga. RFD 1.

White box jiliy bulbs 15 to 20c each.
Delivered. Will exchange for white
feed sacks or dried fruit. White haw-_
thorn bushes..10 to 15c each FOB; lg.
double red rose bushes 10 to 15 FOB
or.exchange for anything can use, also.
running roses, red, pink and white,
same price or will exchange. All
plants well rooted.. /No stamps accept- |
ed. Mrs. A. M. Phillips, Royston, Ga. .
Box 184. E %

White April blooming narcissus 5c
jonquils, large -type yellow
and green and yellow. and cream, 25c

cannas yellow and red variegated 25c
per 100; large iris, lavender and pur-
ple and smokey and purple, per doz.
25c, yellow andbrown per doz., 30c; .
Cydonia japonia red, lilac and snow-.
balls, 25 each; Kerria japonica (or
yellow thornless rose) 25c each. Mrs,





| PAGE SIX
Flowers And Seed For Sale

Cora] vines, 15c each, 6 for T5c.
Verbena red and white, 20c doz. 3 doz.
50c. Jap.bush honeysuckle, 20c each.
Hydrangea, white, 20c each, Red ar-
_butus, 15c each. Pyramidal arbor-
vitae, 2 yr. old 30c each, 4 for $1; 3
yrs. old, 50c each, or 3 for $1.25. Lark-
spur. mixed colors, 10c doz. 50 for 25c.
Large double pink poppy seeds, Flor-
ida sweet pea seed, Texas standing
cypress seed, coral vine seed, all 5c
P g. Postage payed over 25c. Add pos-
age for inquiry. Mrs. Ida Taylor,
* Rt. 2, Arlington, Ga.

__ Yellow jonquil bulbs, $1 per 100.
Dbl. yellow butter and egg bulbs, $1
per 100 White narcissi, with yellow
cup in center, 25c doz. Blue flag
lilies, 25c doz. Cash or money order.
Miss Grace McLane, Hartwell, Ga. Rt.

King Humbert cannas, dark red,
scarlet red, double variegated, canary
yellow, salmon pink, 25c doz. Milk and
Wine lilies, 75c doz. Amaryllis easter
lily, yellow and white streaks, 6 for
30c. Double orange day lilies and red
pider lilies, 25c each or 6 for $1. Pink
fairy lilies and white snowdrops, 50c
doz. Blue French hydrangea, 25c or
6 for $1. Pink almonds,.10c each or
4 for 25c. White milk lily, 25c each,
r 6 for $1. Pink, red and white rose
cuttings. 24 for 25c. Go'den bells.
25c each. Red flowering quince, 20c
A collection of 10 different lilies, $1. or
plant.of each added $1.50. Mrs. Wal-
ter McDonald, Rt. 2, Alma, Ga.

- Large yellow spotted cannas, 30c
doz. President red cannas, 10c each.
nk flowering almonds and purple li-
lacs, 3 for 25c, Pink climbing roses,
5c each, 2 for 25c. White striped
yard cane. 10c each, 3 for 25c. Boston
ferns, 10c each. Red conch begonia,
10c. White flag lilies, 30c doz. Old
fashion red roses. bloom in spring, 10c
Add postage on orders under 50c. One
big leaf pink begonia, free with $1 or-
der. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston,
Ga. ;

_ Pink almonds, white spirea, bridal
wreath. 20c each. Pink crepe myrtle,
ardy lilies, 25c each, 3 for 60c. Shas-
ta daisies. mixed color verbena and
Sweet williams 30c doz. 2 doz. for 50c.
Mixed colors annual philox, blanket
flower plants. 15c doz..2 doz. 25c. Can-
nas, giant red yellow, yellow and red
spotted, 35c doz. White canna, 15c ea.
2 for 25c. Mixed iris, 35c doz. Trail-
tng geranium, 5c bunch. Pink thrift.
$1 per hundred del. seed. Sweet wil-
liam and dianthus,seed, pink and pur-
ple mixed larkspur, blanket flower,
double mixed hollyhock and poppy and
Cal. poppy. 10c per pkg. del. Mrs.
a Y. Pattillo, Rt. 6, Box 60, LaGrange,

Boxwoods. 15 to 20 in. high, 20c ea.
Juniper, grey Irish and English, 20c
each Arbor vitaes, dwarf and pyra-
mid, 25c each. Crepe myrtle, pink.
20c_ each. Chrysanthemums, white
and red. 10c bunch; Jonquils. white.
25c doz. Daffodils, yellow. 30c dozen.
Red raspberries. 50c per 100. All) well
rooted. Please add postage. Mrs. C.
D. Hayes. Morganton. Ga.

1M Cherokee roses, rooted $25. Pink
crepe myrtle, 6 for 50c.. Flowering
quince, 25c each. 1M rooted dwarf
boxwood, 4 to 6 in. $20. Blackberry
lily. 75c doz. 75 strong. rooted and
_ brancheg altheas, $10. 75 white snow-
~ berries, $1050. 75 red snowberries $8
Golden bells. 25c each: Boxwood cut-
tings. dwarf and taller growing kind,
$2 per 100. Mrs. W..E. Pearson, Rt.
#1, Gay, Ga.
_ Tan paper shell April blooming nar-
cissus bulbs. all blooming -size, 10c per
> Mrs. J. L. Ison, Brooks, Ga.
mt. 1.
_ 300 cocos Australian palms from 4 to
10 inch caliper, $1 each. Henry Heib,
St. Leo, Pasco Co., Fla.
Two large old time boxwood bushes,
eash or exchange for poultry, grain
jor anything can use. Mrs. Chas. H.
Ogletree. Crawfordville, Ga. Rt. 2.
Jonquils, daffodils, buttercups, 20c
per doz. or $1 per 100. Yellow and
salmon pink cannas, 5c per root. Chry-
-santhemums. 5c per cutting. Large
yellow. purple, bronze, white and pink
verbena, 5c per cutting. Mrs. N. W.
Williams, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 2.
Strong annual flower plants, 20c
doz. 100 rate quoted below all post-
paid. Rose, pink, yellow with garnet
soeye, red with white eye, red, or white
Wehiox drummondi grandiflora, mixed
double branching larkspur, pink or
red mammoth verbena, lemon verbe-

































































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MARKET BULLET?

dulas, dwarf or tall blue ageratum,
mixed crested cosmos, blue, rose or
mauve cornflofers, mixed sweet sul-
tanas, gysophila Babys Breath, gi-
ant california asters, 12 week stocks,
blue lace flowers, linaria, calliopsis,
mixed candy tuft, ruffled rose petun-
ias. Subject to prior sale and no gua-
rantee. 10 varieties 100 plants $1.50:
my selection 20 varieties. 100 plants,
$1.40; larkspur, cornflowers, philox,

$1.40 per 100. Blue or rose lupines, 30c-

doz. Perennials: blue lupines, bolton-
ia, Basket of Gold alyssum, aster.
snapdragons, 5c each. Plants ready
in March. Miss Evelyn Sherman,
Blakely, Ga. -

Purple lilacs, 30c each. Bridal wreath
20c each. Golden bells, 25c each. Red
and white dogwood from 2 to 3 feet
high, 35c each. Orange day lilies, 30c
doz. Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Hem-
lock, 30c each. Laurels and ivy, 25c
each. Azaleas, red, white and yellow,
30c each. Mountain ferns, 30c doz.
Maple sprouts and biack pines, 20c
each. Lemon lilies, 40c doz. Honey-
suckle vine, 25c doz. Shasta daisies,
30c doz. Pink rambler roses, 15c ea.
Fall pinks, 25c dog. Gertrude Roper,
Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Pink running roses, rooted 15c ea.
Purple wisteria vine 20c, firecracker
plant, 20c, 3 colors of cannas, red, yel-
low and yellow and red spotted 30c
ner doz. mixed. large bulbs. colq band
lily, 30c per bulb, phlox plants, all
colors 50e per 100. Mrs. G. T. Theus.
Butler, Ga. Rt. 1.

-Red dogwood 10c ea., red and yel-
low azalea, 15c ea., sugar plum and
crabapple 15c ea. Mtn. Laurel and ivy
20c ea., spruce pines and. white 15c
ea., young holly bushes 20c ea., blue-
berry bushes 40c doz., trailing arbu-
tus and evergreen, winter ferns 35c
doz., wax plants and heartease 40c
doz., sweet scented pink Cherokee ro-
ses 75c doz., yellow thornless 65c doz.
althea lilies 25c ea. All well rooted.
Add postage. Miss Sara Mae Wright
Loving, Ga.

Flowering peach tree and snowball
20c ea., arborvitae 25c ea., althea lil-
ies and crab apple 15c ea., heartease
50c doz., red dogwood 10c ea., from 1
to 2 ft. high, snow drop bulbs 25c doz.
daffodil bulbs, 40c doz., jonquil bulbs
25c doz., | 1ldoz. choice roses $1. Al!
well rooted. Add _ postage. 2 _ nice
plants with every order. Mrs. Dorcus
Millholland. Loving, Ga.

Red and yellow azaleas $1 doz., red
and white dogwood 15c ea., snowball
20c ea., Cherokee roses 50c doz., ever-
green honeysuckle vine 50c doz., thorn-
less roses 3 for 25c, golden bells, 10c
ea., jonqui] bulbs 15c doz. With ev-
ery order, 1 free bush. Add postage.
Miss Dovie Abercrombie, Loving, Ga.

Arborvitae 9 in. 20c ea., 20 in. 45c
ea., or 5 for $2.15; boxwood, 9 in. 20c
ea. 12 in. 25c ea., or 5 for $1.15; old
fashioned lily bushes. purple and white
15c ea., red Bay rambler roses, 2 ft.
25c ea., flowering peach tree 2 ft.. 20c
evergreen, Mtn. fern, 30c doz.,. Mtn.
teaberrv or Mtn. birch 30c doz. prick-
lv ash bush for. medical] use, 2 in. high
25c ea., strawflower seed, ~mixed col-
ors 10c pkg. pansy seed, mixed colors
15c pkg. red dbl. poppy seed 10c pkg.
dipper gourd seeg 4 doz seed 15c, or
the gourds for 15c ea.. old fashioned
hand, or Martin gourd seed 4 doz. seed
15c, red Bermuda onion seed 10c pkg.
No checks accepted. Money orders
or 2c postage stamps accepted. Add
postage under 50c. Mrs. Floyd Toun-
son. Lewner, Ga.
Yellow iris 30c doz., royal blue iris
25c doz., yellow Japonica 25c ea. but-
tercup plants and birds eye bushes
10c ea., bear grass 50c doz., lemon lil-
jes 25c doz. orange day lilies 30c doz.
grass pinks, 15c bunch, pink sweet al-
monds 15c ea., yellow Forsythia 25c
ea., white bridal wreath 20c ea.. white
pink cream millergers 30c ea.. cream
sword lilies 30c bulb. old fashioned
cabbage heaq rose bushes 40c ea., or
two for 70c, white seven sister 50c ea.
or 2 for 85c; pink flower for the world
25c ea. Add postage. Miss Inez Vick.
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. 3

Sweet William plants ready to bloom
50c doz., large daisy plants 50c doz.,
hyacinth bulbs, 25c doz. pink hya-
cinths 25c doz.. yellow and white jon-
quils $1-per 100. dbl. butter and eggs
bulbs $1.25 per 100. geranium cuttings
pink, red, purple 25c ea., rain daisy
50c doz., reg begonias 25c ea., yellow
golden bell 25c ea., white chrysanthe-
mum 50c_doz. blue spider lily 50c doz.,
blue violet 25c doz. Miss Mattie Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2.



Be, orange king r lemon King eaiep-

30 Amur privet hedge plants 1 1-2
end & f%. 61, yellow bells, Southern




smilax, purple lilac, snowdrop, Christ-
mas bushes, has yellow flowers and
white and pink Dorothy Perkins rose
bushes, 10c ea. mixed phlox plants,
Dutsy Miller, 10c doz., 6 dif. kinds of
cactus, 7 dif. kinds begonia, 4 dif. kinds
of geraniums, pink and red_justicia,
pink oxalis, 4 dif. kinds of ferns, pink
and salmon pink Sultanas, yellow ox-
alis 5c ea., blue hydrangea. rooted 15c
ea., pink and salmon pink, red and
light red and variegated canna bulb
60c a doz. pink and red and laven-
der dahlia bulbs 2 for 5c, single red
3 for 5c. Add postage on orders un-
der 50c. No stamps accepted only on
5c and 10c orders. Mrs. Josephine
Spear, Mitchell, Ga.

Scarlet red King Humbert cannas,
original bulbs from Hastings 60c per
doz. or $4 per 100. All postpaid. New
petunia plants, mixeq colors, 2 to 3
in. high, 2 doz. 25c. Postpaid. Mrs.
L. W. Seago, Pinehurst, Ga.

Large flowering dahlia roots 15 ea.
colors red and yellow. Add postage.
Miss B. Taylor, Rebecca, Ga.

Purple Iris 50 for $1.10, 12 colors
names labeled Iris $1.10 per doz.,
Queen of May, Madam Cherear and
Palidma Dalmatica, 80c per doz., Si-
berian 6 for 60c or $1.10 per doz., mix-
ed gladioli $1.10 per 100, butter color-
ed narcissus 30e per doz. 4 doz. $1.10,
2 yr old, well rooted abelias. 4 for $.1-
10. double and single orange and leo-
pard lilies, Boston ivy, periwinkle and
box vine. Shasta daisies and mixed
hardy hibiscus, 2 doz. 35c, mixed color
verbena and Chesterfield daisies 60c
per 100, blue violets 35c per 100, giant
ribbon grass 6 for 35c; Zebra grass,
35c per doz., mixed perennial seed, 12c
pkg., 60c cup., Gen. Jacquemint, Paul
Neron and sweet briar roses. oak hy-
drangeas, pink weigelas, double white
and pink spirea 25c ea., 5 for $1.10.
pink and white Perkins roses, white
and yellow jasmines 50 for $1.10, 14
yr. old pink ramble rose, 60c. white
anq red ramblers, and variegated roses
2 for 35c, altheas, almond. Jap. quince
red haw, bridal wreath, spirea, lilac,
crepe myrtles and all colors summer
roses 6 for 60c, $1.10 per doz. Mrs. J.
M. Hall. Rt. 5, Calhoun, Ga.

White iris, 40c per doz., giant can-
nas, red pink and orange with yellow
and orange, 10c. ea., 3 for 25c, amaryl-
lis, blooming size 40c ea. small size.
25c ea. Mrs. A. D. Windham, Rt. 1,
Box 85, Reynolds. Ga.

Cosmos, periwinkle, touch-me-not.
petunia, marigold and firebush seed
all colors. Want to exchange for oth-
er flower seeds or pot plants. Send
your list and will send mine. Mrs. W.
R. McFather, Arlington, Ga.

Pink and lavender crepe myrtle.
Powder Puff pink Mimosa, goose
plums, flowering almond, flowering
quince, sweet crab apple, old fash-
ioned cherry Van Houtti spirea, gold-
en bell or Undiflora. each of above
25c, yellow jessamine, Grant ribbon
grass, evergreen, vine with blue flow-
ers, Partridge vine, nice bunch of ea
15ce. Postage paid on 50c worth. Miss
M. Herring. Grantville. Ga., Rt. 2. -
Blue plumbago, white star jasmine.
Boston fern, pink conch begonia, ar-
tillery plant. dbl. red geraniums, sweet
shrub, sweet and sour pomegranate.
nurple wisteria. All well rooted plants
10c ea., crimson amaryllis, lily bulbs.
20e ea., hemstitched and plain leaf
caladium bulbs 10c ea. Hastings dah-
lia. mixed zinnia seed. California swt.
pea seed. yellow ball (summer) ma-
roon with yellow center (Fall) mari-
gold seed, mixed hyacinth, bean vine:
seed. All seed big pkg 5c. Adq post-
age on orders less than $1. No checks

accepted. Will exchange for W. L.
baby chicks. Mrs. L. L. Hay, Leary,
Ga: Rt. 2.

American beauty, Paul Neyron, sev-
en sister, rose bushes, rooted 25c each.
Rose cuttings. red and cream 10c doz.
pink weigelia cuttings 15 doz., spirea.
bridal wreath. purple lilacs. golden bell
dbl. white althea, hardy hydrangea,
white, pink almonds, white Eng. dog-
wood. winter jasmine rooted 20c ach,.
6 for $1, strawberry plants 35c hun-
dred. Exchange for cotton sacks, rem-
naats of cloth or white peas. Mrs. A.
T. Maloch, Jefferson, Ga., Rt. 1.

Golden bells. forsythia, Eng. dog-
wood, Philadelphus, snowball, Christ-
mas blooming bush honeysuckle, dbl.
white althea, pink almond, pink deut-
zia, white, pink and rose weigelia, spi-
rea, Van Houtti, crimson spirea and
rose pone spirea; bloom all summer,
bridal wreath, yellow kerria japon-
ica hardy weeping butterfly bush, wht.
star jasmine, very fragrant blooms all



gummer. Purple wisteria, bitter sweet |7

Thursday, February 6, 183i.

vine, has garlands of red berries that
stay on till Christmas; kudzu and
Boston ivy, 2 and 3 yr. old large bloom-
ing size shrubbery 35c ea., 3 for $1,
$3.50 per doz., smaller size, well root-
ed, 5 for $1, evergreen, large size Ar-
moor River privet 20 for $1, good size
cuttings, sure to root 75c per 100. Long
trumpet jonquils, dbl. cream and yel-
low daffodils, fragrant April bloom-
-ing narcissus, all in growing condition,
ready to transplant for bloom _ this
spring. All plants state inspected.
Postage paid on $1 orders. Mrs. C. H.
Ward, Rt. 1, Adairsville, Ga.

Mtn. laurel, hemlocks, white pines,
holly bushes and tulip poplars 10c
ea., azaleas, maples, cherry sprouts,
persimmon sprouts and_ crabapple
sprouts, 10c ea., white and pink dog-
wood, Cherokee rose bushes, black
raspberry briars and rose bushes 8
ea, Blueberry. bushes, orange day lil-
ies, trailing arbutus and purple vio-
lets 20c doz. Trumpet vines and mix-
ed color honeysuckle vines, 10c each.
Add postage. Mr. Lloyd Boggs, Mor-
ganton, Ga.

Carnation geraniums, 75c doz., blue
Tris 35c doz., red Japonica 25c each.
All colors azaleas 10 for $1, red dog-
wood 3 for 25c, pink Cherokee roses
$1 doz. evergreen galax and trailing
arbutus 25c doz., white pines 15c ea.
sweet shrub, 20c ea., holly bushes, 20c
ea., Star of Bethlehem 25c doz. Snow
on the mtn. 25c doz. blue berry bush-
es, 30c doz., dbl. tansy. 25c doz. hem-
lock 3 for 25c, morning bride, 25c ea.
All well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Mary Pittman, Loving, Ga.

Amplissima, dbl. white 18 to 24 tn.,
25c, amplissima, dbl. red 18 to 24 in.
25c, Arden, purple 18 to 24 in. 25c ea.
althea, variegated 18 to 24 in. 25
mixed colors 18 to 24 in. 25c, Pride of
Rochester, 25c ea., weigela pink, 3 to 4
ft., 20c ea., mock orange 2 to 3 ft. 20c
ea., spirea, Van Houtti, 3 to 4 ft. 20e,
spirea, Billardi, 3 to 4, 20c, exochorda
18 to 24 in., 20c ea., forsythia 18 to
24 in., 20c ea., Tom Thumb arbor vitae
18 to 24 in. 25c. Chinese arbor vitae
3 to 4 ft.. 75c; Lawson cypress 15 to
18 in. 50c, Irish Juniper 3 to 4 ft. 50c.
All FOB. Mrs. M. L. Westbrook, Bre-
men, Ga. :

Grey violets 25c doz., 2 1-2 doz. for
50c, winter blooming yellow jasmine
10c ea., 3 for 25c. All well rooted. Red
woodbine, rooted 20c ea., 3 for 50e,
burnt orange day lily bulbs 50 for 25e,
burning bush or Kosha_ seed, large
pack for 10c. Add postage. Mrs. E. A.
Wells, Chastworth, Ga.

One-half doz. monthly rose bushes,
1 yr. old field grown, different colors
$2 for lot. Mrs. Pearl Aderhold, La-
vonia, Ga.

Extra large yellow, white, lavender
and red chrysanthemum plants at
25c per doz., or will exchange for 24
lb. flour sacks and dried apples 10

.Sacks for 12 plants and 2 lb. apples fer

12 plants.
Ga.
Apri] blooming narcissus,

Mrs. J. L. Hook, Oliver,
25c doz.,

purple lilac, well rooted 15c ea., blue,

purple iris well rooted 35c doz., or 3
doz. for $1, or will exchange for tu-

lips, hyacinths mixed. Mrs. Hannah

~ Harris, Griffin, Ga., Rt. C, Box 10-

50 pink crepe myrtles, 2 to 4 ft.
Single pink althea, 12 English dogwood
white 2 to 4 ft. Any of the above 20
ea., $2 doz. FOB. Mrs. E. W. Powell,
Elberton, Ga., Rt.-3.

Blue grape hyacinths, blooming
size bulbs 50c 100, or 500 bulbs $2 del.
Cash with order. Miss Drucilla Akins
Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 1.

Purple Iris. or (blue flag) plants,
35c for 12, or write for quantity price
Will exchange seed or most anything
can use. Now time to set. Write what
you have to offer.- Mrs. L. C. Aber
nathy. Lula, Ga., Rt. 2. SS

Mountain laurel, white pine, 20c ea.
Pink and yellow azaleas, 15c each.
Red japonica, double yellow japonica,
25c each. Purple lilac, purple wister-
ia vine, white spirea, golden bell, red
baby rambler rose and velvet rose, 15c
each. Mountain laurel 20c each. Pink
weigelas, 15c each. Evergreen white
and yellow honeysuckles, 3 for, 10ce.
Purple iris,, 30c doz. Purple foxglove,
yellow butter cup, blue, spider wart,
20c doz. Red, white hollyhock, 5c ea.
All well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Will Jones, Ellijay, Ga., Route 3.

Gaillardia, blanket flower seed, 5
per tablespoonful. Yellow bloom

Christmas bush,. winter blooming, 25c

each. Bridal wreath, spirea, 25c each.
Ivy ~vine, 10c each. Miss Frances



ata Stockbridge, Ga. Rt. 1, Box










qhuretay, Fetrvary 0, 194t.
Flowers And Seed For Sale

Asparagus fern, white conch be-
gonia, red single geranium, pot lilies,
eactus, cannas in three shades of red,
olden yellow and tangerine with yel-

w border, all large flowering. Snow-
@rops and jonquils, yellow jasmine and
honeysuckle, all 10c each. FOB. Clax-
ton. or will exchange for Hendersons
bunch lima beans, white nest onions,
or early garden peas. Mrs. Elmer Bar-
row, Rt. 1, Claxton, Ga.

ardy water lilies, many colors, rea-
dy April and May. Place your order
now. D. W. Howell, Shellman, Ga.

Pyramid arbutus, 2 ft., $1, 3 ft., $1.50,
ha roots and tops. Globe arbutus, 12

. 50c, 15 in. 75c, 18 itm. $1, good roots
and tops. Iris juniper, 2 ft. $1, 3 ft.
$1.50. Boxwood, 12 in. 50c, 15 in. 5c,
18 in. $1. Pink double peonies, 25c ea.
Purple iris, 25c for 6. Snowballs, 25c
each. Yard hydrangea, 25c, box hy-
drangea 25c. Rhododendron, ivy, crab
apple, red hawthorn, winter huckle-
berry and white dogwood, 25c_ each.
-Mrs. W. T. Panter, Morganton, Ga.

25 Purple lilacs, 25c each, 10 Van
-Houtte spirea, large blooming size, 25c
each, butterfly bushes, blooming size.
25c each. Yellow thornless roses and
Dorothy Perkins pink climbing rose.
15c each Or 2 for 25c. Pink crepe myr-
tles, 25c ea., Dark red hollyhock seed
10c per cupful. Shasta daisies 20c per
doz., or exchange any of above for
white buncy, butter beans or refuge or
6tringless green pod beans. Mrs. L. D
Spriggs, Rockmart, Ga.

Dbl. pink hyacinth bulbs, 8c each.
or $6 per 100. Blooming size. Single
blue hyacinth bulbs. 4c each. $3.50 per
100. Blooming size. Jonquil bulbs, 75c
per 100, or 45c for 50. Star jasmine.
3 for 25c. Purple violets. 75c per 100.
All bulbs and plants are guaranteed
to be what I advertise. Add postage
on orders under 50c. Miss Mae Bo-
mar, LaFayette, Ga., Rt. 3.

Cannas, yellow with red dots. Yel-
low day lilies, 25c per doz. Roses of
all kinds, 25c per doz. Snowballs, 3 for
20c. Water moss, 10 for 25c. Water
lilies, 3 for 25c. Blue flags, 25 doz.
Wandering jew, 25c doz., Will give 6
for every dollars worth. Add postage.
ae Silver, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt.

Bleeding heart, 35c bulb. Double
ink peonies 40c each. Wandering jew.
each. Flowering almonds, 15c each.
White, purple and pink hardy phlox
25c per doz. Blue fox glove, 25c per
doz. Red flowering pear, 20c each.
Purple lilac, 25 ea. Red cannas, 10c
each. Bridal wreath, 15c each. Purple
and white flags, 40c per doz. English
dogwood, 15c each. Woog vine, 10c.
Yellow and white mums, 25c per doz.
River daisies, 10c per bunch. Double
White daisies, 25c per doz. American
Beauty rose, 25c each. Cedars and
white pines, 20c each. Pink verbena
80c per doz. Mountain ferns, 10c ea.
All plants well rooted. Add postage.

Mrs. J. C. Daves, Ellijay, Ga. 5
Box 79. oad ees



Laurel, Ivy, Spruce pines and other

shrubbery, Would like to get in touch
with some truck man who would want
it by truck loads. Mrs. Cona Roper.
Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 4.

Hollyhocks, hardy phlox, and mums
in mixed colors. Golden glow, white
violets, fox glove, red honeysuckle
vine, pink rambler

: rose. new years
vine, bridal wreath, blooming peach.
_ old fashioned vellow thornless rose

blue grass, yellow lilies, double March
flowers, little white bloom snowflake.
all well rooted, 6 for 25c prepaid. Red
variegated yellow and salmon cannas.
purple violets, wisteria vine. purple
violets, 4 for 25c. Seven varieties of
everblooming rose cuttings. not rooted.
2 doz. for 25c. Weigela cuttings not
rooted, 2 doz. for 25c. One large ever-
green about 6 ft. high $5. One large
showball, 6 or 7 ft. high, bunched top.
It is a tree, $6, or both for $10, at my
home. .Rooted balwoods, 3 for 25c, 7
for 50c, all prepaid. Mrs. Sarah Grin-
dle, Dahlonega, Ga.. Rt. 1.

Holly bushes, white pines, 25c doz.
Hazelnut bushes $1.50 doz. Dogwood.
$1 doz. Mountain laurels, $1 doz. and
black raspberries, $1 doz., Spruce pine
1 to 2 ft. high, $1.50 doz. Mountain
ferns, 50c doz. Two Cedars, 2 or 3
ft. high, $1 each, Rhododendrons,
$1.75 doz. Silver Maple, $1 doz. Add
Postage. Willis Grindle, Dahlonega,
Ga. Rt. 1. Box 31.
_White pines. spruce pines, maples,
wild honeysuckles, white oaks all from
1 to 2 ft. high. $1 per doz. Mtn. lau-
Tel, Mtn. ivy, red birdeye bushes, bri-
dal wreath, all 12 in, high, 1 dos. Oe-

white feed sacks or

.White cape jasmine plants. 6 to 15 in

canna bulbs, 25c doz.



MARKET BSULERSTER

dars, 1 to 2 ft. high, 25c each. Snow- ,
balls, 15c each, or 2 for 25c. May
cherries, 2 ft. high, $1.50 doz. Rooted
boxwood plants, $1 doz. Mountain
ferns, trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Add
postage. Miss Ruth White, Rt. 1, Dah-
lonega, Ga.

_ Large leaf pink and white rhododen-
dron seeds, 15c per cupful. A. few
white leucothoe or drooping evergreen

mtn. laurel seeds, 10c per cupful. dbl. /*2 for 25c.

zinnia, all colors, 15c per cupful. Azal-
ea seeds, four colors mixed, 10c pkt.
Sweet Basie seeds, 10c pkt. White
water lily seeds 10c pkt. Large red
canna seeds 10c pkt., or plants 3 doz.
for 25c. Double poppy seeds, 10c pkt.
All are very large size pkts. Will ex-
change for good tender bush, or run-
ning bean seed. Miss Jessie Lee Eat-
on, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Old fashion yellow thornless roses,
well rooted, 20c each, 3 for 50c. Snow-
balls, 20c each. Boxwoods, 25c_ each,
Hardy phlox, 25 per bunch. Old fash-
ion grass pinks, 25c per bunch. Christ-
mas cactus, 20c each. Add postage.
Mrs. W. N. Turner, Dahlonega, Ga.,
RFD 1.

Mtn. laurel, 12 to 18 in. high, $1 doz
Drooping laurels, azaleas and moun-
tain ivy, all colors, from 12 to 18 in.
high, $1 doz. Mountain fern and
trailing arbutus, 75c doz.. Red spider
lily and blue flag lily bulbs, $1 dozen.
Mavle and poplar sprouts, 12 to 18
in. high, $1 doz. Pittk bunch roses, 50c
doz. Add postage on small] orders. No
checks. Mrs. Ellie Waters, Dahlonega.
Gees Rta. e

200 nice uniform size boxwood plants
3 yrs. old, $10 del. One yr. old boxwood
plants, 5c each. Cape jasmine 2 yrs.
old, 50c each. All orders filled prompt-
ly, and with care. Mrs. B. L. Robin-
son, Greenville, Ga.

Yellow daffodils, 15c doz. or 2 doz.4
25c. Yellow narcissus, 15c doz. or two
doz. 25c. Butter and eggs, 20c doz. Send
oc extra with order. Miss Leona Simp-
son, Culverton, Ga.

One well rooted Dorothy Perkins
rose, runners, 6 to 8 ft. long $1. Large
bright red summer _ roses well rooted
5c each, also old fashioned pink rose,
5 each, rooted. Purple lilacs and
crepe myrtle. 5c each. Red honey comb
dahlia, 5c each. Large red, 15c euch.
petunia seeds, 5c per spoonful. Cream
mums, le each. Large red pin feath-
er chrysanthemum, very pretty and
new, 5c each or 40c doz. Four oclock
seeds, all colors, 5c cupful. Will ex-
change any of the above for octagon
coupons at the rate of 30c hundred.
Add postage on small orders. Miss
Maude Wright, Lawrenceville, Ga., Rt.
3, Box 61.

Bear grass, 20c per bunch or 25c for
2 bunches. Red hot poker or golden
candle stick, 25c per bunch or two
bunches for 40c. Tiger lily, 15 per
bunch or 2 bunches for 25c. Cash
or money order, or will exchange for
chickens, any
breed. Christmas cactus, 1 cutting 15c
or 2 for 25c. Mile blade cactus, one
cutting 15c or 2 for 25c. Snake cac-
tus, 1 cutting 15c or 2 for 25c. Cash or
money order. Mrs. Emley Long, Cleve-
land, Ga.

6 to 8 in. dwarf boxwood plants, 6c
each. 6 to 8 in. tree boxwoog plants,
5 each. Pink crepe myrtle trees, 1 to
4 ft. high, 25c each. .White English
dogwood trees. 1 to 4 ft. high, 25c ea.

high, 35c each. Weeping willows, 1
to 4 ft. high, 40c each. Magnolia glau-
cea trees, 1 to 4 ft. high, 50c each, Red
cedars, 1 to 4 ft. 45 each. Oriental
arbor vitaes, 18 to 24 in. high. 55c ea.
Lumber pines, 6 to 24 in. high, 20c ea.
White spirea. 6 to 20 in. high, 25c ea.
White iris. 5c each. 6 to 12 in. yuccas,
12c each. White Cherokee roses, well
rooted, 6 to 15 in. high, 5seach. Black-
berry lilies 10c each. Hemerocallis day
lilies, 7c each.. Red japonica and
cloth of gold rose cutt ngs, 12 in. long
5c each. Bird of Paradise, 10c each.
Orange Wyoming cannas, 7c each. 1M
crepe myrtle sprouts 1 to 4 in. high,
and 1M crabapple sprouts, same height
$50. Snowball cuttings, 5c each. Blue
running rose sprouts, 10c each. Yellow
Hedge sprouts.
1 ft. and 1-2 ft. 25 for 50c or $1.25 for
100. Blue flag jilies. 25c doz. Jonquils
20c doz. Yellow easter rose. 5c each.
Sell by parcel post or will exchange
some for 1 doz. each of red and pink
canna bulbs, or two or three white lily
bulbs. I pay the postage on my flowers.
Mrs. J. E. Turner, Bowdon, Ga., Star
Rt. s
Jonquil and daffodil bulbs, 25c doz
or $1 per 100, Narcissi bulbs, 25c doz.
Red flowering quince, 5 for 50c, or 12



for @1, Deep red hollyhocks, will

bloom this year, all well rooted, 6 for
$1. White shasta daisies with a yellow
center, 3 doz. for 50c. One doz; sea-
board lilies, 75c. Orange day lilies, 2
doz. for 50c. Lavender iris, one dos.
for 50c. Six spirea bushes for 50c. 1
doz. golden bells for $1. Ladies wash
bowl, 2 doz. for 25c. Two. snowball
bushes for $1. Six crepe myrtle bush-
es for 50c. Pink honey suckle vines,
One cedar bush, makes a
nice shade, 50c.. Deep red rose bush-
es, 6 for 75c. Dorothy Perkins rose,
red and pink, 2 for 50c. Pink hydran-
gea, 2 for 50c. Pink conch begonia, 4
for 50c: 1 red dbl.. geranium, 50c. 1
doz. pink oxalis bulbs for 25c. Big
green leaf jew, 10c per bunch. Two
double pink almonds, 50c. One wei-
gelia bush, 50c. Deep red cannas, 6
for 50c. Yellow or white pinks, each
kind, 50c doz., or 2 doz. for $1. Add
pgstage. Mrs. Leller Silver,; Route 1
Oakman, Ga.

Large blooming size regal lily bulbs
25c each, $2.50 per duz. plus postage.

3. to 4 ft. dedrus deodara, $3. Pearl
bush, pussy willow, nandina, pyra-
cantha, mahonia, photinia, locust,

weeping willow, ornamental flowering
shrubs, 30 varieties, many varieties
shade trees and evergreens, pink mag-
nolia, japanese cherry, weeping and
upright, pink dogwood, banana shrub,
camellia, japonica, kolkwitzia heauty
bush. spanish bayonet. Send for com-
plete list with prices. All large tieid
grown plants. Mrs. A. J. Welden.
Griffin, Ga.

Dahlia tubers. millionaire. 40c each.
Pride of California, 20c. Mrs. Ethel
F. F. Smith, 50, Maud Adams, ?29c,
mammoth bronze variegated 25c. Tree
dahlias, 20c. Large yellow 20c, yel-
low lavender tinted, 15c, 3 different
shades of red 60c per. doz. Small wht.
10c each. All are double and very
free bloomers. Add postage. Mrs. R.
= Harley, 617 W. 39th St., Savannah,

a.

Jonquil and narcissi mixed. 75c per
100 bulbs. Pink, white, 3 shades of
red, yellow, rose, yellow spotted canna
bulbs, 75c per doz. Blue flag lily
bulbs, $1 for 75. Golden glow, 25c
per doz. Choice dahlia bulbs, $2 per
doz. Hardy blue larkspur plants, 25c
per 15. Ferns with good roots, 25c
each. Different colors geranium. cut-
tings, 15e and 25c each. Wandering
jew rooteq Ic each. Christmas cactus.
25e for big rooted bunch. One two
vr. old lace fern. $1. No exchanges.
ne R. Q. Miller, Acworth, Ga., Rt.

10 in. dwarf boxwood, $9 per 100.
200 dwarf boxwood, rooted cuttings, 4
and 5 in. $5. Golden bells, 2 for 50c.
Althea, white with red center, branch-
ed 18 to 24 in. 25c each. Snowberries
white and red, same size and price.
Cherokee roses, 50c doz. or $3.50 per
100, rooted. Cedars compact from
ground up, 4 to 6 ft. $3.50. shipped ex-
press collect. others delivered at price
quoted. Mrs. John L. Rodgers, Green-
ville, Ga., Rt. 1.

Dahlia bulbs, Hasting double decor-
ative type. Colors, light pink, medium
pink, dark pink. and salmon
dark red, medium red and light red.
light yellow. medium yellow and buff.
orange and white ball type, rose pink.
white and variegated red and white.
10c each or $1 doz. Canna bulbs, wht
and vellow, 10c each or $1 doz. Cape
jasmine rooted, 1 yr. old 25c each, 5

for $1. Two yr. old plants, bloomed
last year. 40c each, larger ones, 60c
each. Miss Bessie Martin, Gaines-

ville, Ga., Route 9.

Perennial hardy phlox, 75c dozen.
Foxglove, 50c doz. Old fashioned grass
pinks, 45c doz. All colors monthly
roses, \15c each. Well rooted sweet
williams, 75c doz. Mountain laurel,
$1 doz. Hemlock, $1 doz. Rhododen-
dron, $1. doz.
Dogwood, $1 doz. Pink crepe myrtle.

15c each. Bridal wreath. same price. |

Blue and white lilac bushes, 15c each.
Azaleas, $1 doz. Maple. red and yel-
low. $1 doz. A nice cedar, about forty
or fifty in. 75c. Add postage. Miss
Cora Turner, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 4.
Snowdrops. purple lilacs, pink crepe
myrtles, 15c each. Weigelia rosea, 20c
each. Cape jasmines, 25c each. Jon-
quils and daffodils, 10c doz. White
narcissus, 15c doz. Red and yellow
cannas, 20c doz. Jasticne, 20c. Mrs.
W. V. Thompson, Bremen, Ga. Rt. 1.
Double dahlia bulbs. 4 colors, red,
purple, yellow and pink, 5c each. Dbl.
pink and red canna lily bulbs, 5c ea.
Four color gladioli bulbs, red, pink,
cream and purple, 2c each or 20c per
doz. Add postage. Mrs. S. Spraggins,
Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 5.

Yellow Japanese sweet pea seed, B
f

pink.



White pine. $1 dozen. |



PAGH SEVEN

tablespoonfuls 15c, 1-2 Ib. 40c, 75c Ib.
age Ollie Maude Pace, Rebecca, Ga.
Rt. 1.

Crabapple sprouts, 15c each. Boy
berry bushes, 4 for 25c. Red dogwood,
4 for 15c. Azaleas, 3 for 25c. Butter
and egg bulbs, 15c doz. Evergreen ferns
15c doz. Mtn. laurel, 2 for 25c; Mtn,
ivy, 2 for 25c. Heartease, 15c per doa. ;
Dbl. yellow japonicas, 15c each, All
well rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Callie
Richards, Loving, Ga.

Double yellow japonicas, 2 yrs. ald,
50c. Iris, 35c doz. Orange lilies, 40c
doz. Snowball, 2 yr. old size, well
rooted, 50c each. Jonquils and daffo-
dils, 30c doz. White narcissi, 35c doz.
Pink almonds, 20c each. Purple lilac,
2 yr. old size, rooted, 50c each. Red,
white and pink hollyhocks, 60c each.
Nice plants at good prices. Mrs. Josie
Vick, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3.

Pink almonds, 12 for 50c. Pink wei-
gelia, 30c each. Purple king iris, 12
for 20c. Long stem butter and egg
bulbs, 12 for: 15c. Pink altheas, 12
for 50c. All well blooming size and
rooted. A. Tuck, Hllijay, Ga., RFD 3,
Box 5.

Billiard spirea rose pink, cream fea-
thery spirea, double bridal wreath and
magnolia, 15c each. Japan red quince,
oak leaf hydrangea, 10c each. English
dogwood, red, white, pink climbing
roses, ribbon grass 10c- each, Day lil-
ies, lemon lilies Leopard grass, lau-
rels, sweet merckle, red and purple
crepe myrtle, moss roses 1 to 2 1-2 ft.
high, 10c each. Flowering crabapple,
5c. Bird eye or coral berry 10c. Sweet
shrub, 2 for 10c. Everblooming butter-
fly bush 10c. Wild dogwood 2 to 3 ft.
20c. Red berry holly, willow, 10c ea.
Wild flag lilies, 10c doz. White Ger-
man iris, 4c each. Dew drops, 10c doz.
Maple oaks. Elm. 10c each. Sweet bay,
5c, larger 10c.. Wild honeysuckles, a
colors, 10c. Cream white summer hon-
evsuckle. 15c: Grey beard 3 ft. high,

20c. Prickly ash. 20c each. Add pos-
tage. One plant free with every 50c
order. Exchange for white sacks. Mrs.

Ww. A. Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga., Route
2.

Strong healthy field grown 2 yr. old
abelia plants, 18 to 24 in. high, 40c ea.,
6 for $2 or 12 for $3.75. Add postage.
Write for cheaper prices by hundred.
Wil) exchange some plants for fresh
honey. Few gallons. of white nest on-
ions. 40c gal. Add postage. Mrs. G. C,
Blanchard. Appling, Ga.

Several rooted magnolia bay trees,
4 to 5 ft. high, $1 each. Not prepaid.
Cuttings of evergreen hedge not roo=-
ted, five for 25c. Lorene Baggett, Rt.
4, Camilla. Ga. \

Milk and wine, red amaryllis and
double orange lilies, 50c doz. Red spi-
der, lemon and single orange lilies,
25c doz. and $1.50 per 100. Apostle
lilies, 35c each, 3 for $1. Celestial or-
ehids same price} White spider lilies,
10c each, 3 for 25c. Large caladiums,
20c each, smaller ones, 20c for 3. Fine
gladioli bulbs, American holly, Chicago
maiden blush and a fine mixed col-
lection. all large bulbs. 35c doz, or $2
per 100. Twelve named fine varie-
ties canna bulbs, one each for 50c, 2
dozen for 75c, $2.50 per 100. Sv1asta
daisies, blue daisies, orange lantana,
anq white perennial phlox, 25 per
doz. Blue violets confederate gray vio-
lets, Indian daisies, physostegia and
anomone Chrysanthemum plants, 15
per doz. Van Houtti spirea, English
dogwood, deutzia. sweet shrub. 3 col-
ors of hibiscus, weeping Mary, strip-
ed yard grass, trumpet vine, wisteria
vine, Dorothy Perkins rose vine, pep-

per vine and pink and lavender crepe -

myrtle, 10c each. Blue hydrangea and
cherry laurel evergreen. 25c each for
large plants. Thirty-five kinds of lg.
fine dahlias, $1.50 per doz. or 3: dog.
for $4. (Not labeled but all different)
Eight colors of large type chrysan-
themum plants, white, yellow, cream,
lavender, deeper purple, pink, bronze
and red, 50c per doz. $3 per 100, $15
per M. Add postage on orders less
than $1. Will exch. for eggs for set-
ting of any pure breed. Mrs. J. E. Har=
rell, Rt. 6, Quitman, Ga.

Arbor vitae, dwarf variety, ever-
green color, 15 in. tall, well rooted
plants 25c each. Purple lilac, pink

crepe myrtle, golden bells and forsy-
thia plants rooted, 15c each. Hardy
white madonna lily bulbs, 25c each.
Day lilies, 10c each. Purple and light

blue violets, 15c per doz. Req King

Humbert canna bulbs. 15c each. Flow-
ering almond, 25c each. Large va-
riety pink and yellow chrysanthemum
plants, 10c each. Large double pink

peony plants, 15c each. Tender corn- /

field bean seed, 35c per lb. Miss Jessie
Oash, Flewery Branch, Ge. Br. &

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Mtn, laurel 12 to 18 in. 12 for $1;
rhododendrons 12 to 18 in. 12 for $1;
Ce pines and white pines 12 to 18
12 for $1; azaleas 12 to 18 in, 12
$1; hollyhocks 75c per doz. Add

tage on small orders. No checks.
Ss Polly Waters, Dahlonega, Ga.,
D 1, Box 32.

Barberry plant, $1.25 per 100; sweet
Temon lilies, blue and lavender king
iris, pink, purple, hardy phlox, 25c per

* a red, white phlox 40c per
3; dbl. crepe japonica, red crepe
rtle, 25c each; Violet butterfly bush

c ea; Fox glove 20c per doz; pink

bbage head rose, double white Per-

ins 35c ea.; bleeding heart 40c per
b; bridal wreath, pink almonds
@ach; snowballs 50c; shasta dais-
35c per doz> common blue lilacs
each; scarlet red honeysuckle 50c

ch. Adq postage. Miss Pearl Vick,
ay, Ga. RFD 3...

Spruce pines rooted 25c each; lau-

is rooted 25c each; red wild azal-

8, rooted 25c each; Boston ivy, root-

and will cling to wood or rocks, 25c

ich; old fashion double red velvet
s rooted 20c each; oak hydrangea

d 25c; bird eye hedge bushes
rooted, 20c.each; old fashion hedge
: bushes rooted, 20c each; flower-
ine quince rooted 20c each; pink al-
ond rooted 20c; wild Cherokee ros-
rooted, {5c each, or 3 for 30c;
iorniess yellow roses rooted, 15c ea.,
8 for 25c; purple iris 50c per dozen;
on lilies 50c per doz. Miss Viola
nsley, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3, Box 56.
ellow forsythia (golden bell) 15c;
nge lilies 25c doz; double . yellow
affodils 30c per doz; lavender and
hite rose of Sharon 20c; mtn. ivy and
ristmas Holly 25c; evergreen chim-
ey vine, 25c per doz; mtn. fern 10c;
ouble yellow japonicas, 20c; red Jap.
uince 20c; English dogwood 20c; red,
hite and yellow honeysuckle vine 25c
per doz; mtn. azaleas, 25c. Add pos-

Mrs. Effie Dewall, RFD 3, El-

Oe ce
Mtn. latirel and hemilocks 15c each;
1d dogwood, crabapples and azaleas
ea; trailing arbutus 25c per doz;
sty miller 30c per doz; pink baby
umbler rose well rooted 15c each. Lu-
e Ammons, Mineral Bluff, Ga.
ite iris, 15 doz; mtn. laurel, pink
as, silver maple; Cherokee roses,
lilac, English dogwood and ce-
-15e each or 2 for 25c; honey-
e and ypellow jasmine vines 10c
s L. G. Sanders, Dewy Rose,
fine 4 year old pyracanthas $1 ea.
$2 for the 4; 2 well grown 3 year
rose acacias $1 each or $1.50 per
*> 8 large 5 year old viridissima
green stemrhed forsythias, 50c each;
hy small 1 year old green stemmed
sythias, 10c each; 12 well grown 4
old cape jasmine 60c each or
for 6; 2 doz. double rose altheas
ft. tall, 50c each; dregs of wine
altheas 4 yrs. old 60c each; 6
year old abelias 50c each; 2 flow-
-almonds, 3. yrs. old, 50c each; 1
: year old spireas, Van Houtte,
each or $5 for the dozen shrubs;
doz. red crepe myrtles, 3 yrs. old,
each; single altheas of all colors
to 50c each; 4 year old shrubs;
sythia suspensas, all sizes from 3

tall, 25 to $1 each; many oth-.

some shrubs at most reasonable
Call for them at Rose Lane

, Brookhaven, (suburb of At-
Miss Emily Prather, ast
onquils, double and single geran-
and begonias, hardy phlox, flag
dahlias, chrysanthemums, wht.
and yellow, yellow glow and box
lilies. Each party to pay postage

. B. Fields, Dahlonega, Ga. RFD

e yard violets 10c per bunch;
-yard violets 5c per bunch; blue
lies, 15c per bunch also about 6

1
ite
cwoods 50c per bunch; mixed sweet
liams, pink, 3 bunches for 10c, pur-

acs, 15 -per sprout, Gmas cac--
ell rooted, 25c per bunch. Add

eland, Ga. 2
Vhite pines, spruce pines, cedars,
ly, 12 to 20 in. high, $2 per doz.,
36 in $3.25 per doz; maples, dog-
Ss, oaks, ivy, mtn. laurel, sheep
a], 8 to' 20 in. $1.75 per doz. 20 to
. $2.75 per doz; wild winter ferns
12 in. 20c per doz.; honeysuckle
10 to 20 in. $1.25, 20 to 36 in.
All postpaid, cash or money or-
1 carefully packed and well
exch. for anything I can use.

lackwell, Cleveland, Ga. Rt.|d

fa cuttings, one year

Mrs. Pearl Turner, RFD 4,

- MARKET

each. Mrs. E. T. McGuire, Carroll-
ton, Ga., RFD 8.

Nice rooted purple lilac bushes 10c
each or exchange for good white sacks
and postage. Miss Rosie Merrell,
Roopville, Ga. :

Thick leaf evergreen hedge 20c per
100, large cuttings; nicely rooted abe-
lias 25c; shasta daisies 15c per doz;
mixed cannas (some fine ones mixed
in) 75c per 10. No order for less than
100 cannas.
Lee, Fort Valley, Ga., RFD 2.

Blue lilacs 25c each; pink srepe
myrtle 25c each; white and _ /7ellow
jonquils $1 per 100; double butter and
ege bulbs $1 per 100; yellow daffodils
$1.00 per 100. Miss Nora McCurley,
Hartwell, Ga., RFD 2. :

Double yellow japonicas 20c; red
Jap. quince 25c; Mtn. azaleas 30c;
sweet shrubs 15c mtn. ivy 25c; Eng-
lish holly 20c; Enelish dogwood 15c
yellow forsythia (golden bells) 15c;
double yellow daffodils 30c doz.; or-
chid and white rose of Sharon 20c;

20c; evergreen
er doz. and mtn.

doz; pink almonds
chimney vine 20c
ferns 10c. Myrtle Dewall, Ellijay, Ga.
Cedar, holly, maple, water oak,
sweetgum, Ga. nine 1 1-2 to 2 ft. high,
good roots any 3 for $1; bunch tree
honeysuckle, ivy, wild dogwood, pur-
ple lilac, granny grey beard,:4 for $1;
dbl. cream and yellow cannas, flag
Easter lilies, orange day lilies, 25c per
doz., 5 doz. for $1; fall pinks yellow
and cream with white centers 25c per

yellow centers, very double 25c per
doz. bunches; purple sweet scented
violets, blue bottles, 50c per 100; trail-
ing honeysuckle, white and cream va-
riegated very fragrant, 10c each or 3
for 25c; shasta daisies 30c per dozen,
2 dozen 50c; huckleberry bushes, $1
per 100, mtn. ferns 3 for 25c. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Royston,
Ga., RFD 3. 5:

Nice thrifty cedars from 18 to 30 in.
high 25c each or 5 for $1. Del. any-
pene in Ga. W. A. Johnson, Alto,

a. i Sh neh te 2

Several M blooming size gladioli,
mixed colors, hundreq variety $1 per
100; monthly blooming rose bushes
and variety of shrubbery and arbor-
vitaes, prices reasonable. Mrs. C. E.
Leverett, Rt. 1, Atlanta, Ga. Phone
Raymond 3273 M. 2

Mixed colors of phlox plants and
white shasta daisies 15c per dozen;
oriental orchid bulbs 3 for $1 or 35c
each; white Easter rose bushes 25c ea.
red and yellow cannas 50c per doz.;
white star jasmine 10e each; purple
wisteria 20c each; purple violets, $1
per 100. Please add postage on or-
ders less than $1. Mrs. Lois Tanner,
Dewy Rose, Ga. > :

Req and white hibiscus, double Wht.
Easter roses, yarrow, love entangle.
rainbow moss, 1c0 each; dbl. pink al-
mond, watermelon pink myrtle, dbl.
-and single white spira, 15c each or
2 for 25c; day lilies 6 for 10c, seed
mimosa, shoo-fly plant, bachelor but-
tons, large summer marigolds, 5c per
pkt. Mrs. Ada Dixon, Rt. 2, Hamil-
ton, Ga. S i
~ Amaryllis Johnsonii lily bulbs 20c
each, 3 for 50c, 7 for $1: large white
giant spider lily bulbs 15c each; red
spider lily bulbs 10c each, 3 for 25c;
Dr. Regel (Hemerocallis) lily bulbs
10c each, 3 for 25c; shasta daisies 20c
per doz; artemesia (Silver King) 25c
per doz; phlox perennial mauve pink
30c per doz; pink verbena 30 per doz.
2 doz. 50c; cannas, Richard Wallace,
Wintzers Colossal Waback, Yellow
Kine Humbert, Hungaria, City of
Portland, Rose pink gladiator, 3 for
25c. All prepaid no exch. Mrs. Maude
Brooks, Arlington, Ga., RFD.

White Easter rose very pretty, will
begin blooming at Easter and bloom
through summer if planted in fine
rich soil 20c each; pink flowering al-
mond 20c each; dbl. pearl tube roses
25 doz; cannas, pink, red, yellow,
white, variegated and peach colors,
very fine $1 per doz. Camellia Japoni-
ca cuttings variegated color, 25c each
pink crepe myrtle 4 for 10c. Add post-
age. rMs, E. L. Smith, Wadley, Ga.

English dogwood, flowering almond,
25c each; honeyStickle bright red,
cream, and yellow and red, cannas,
all with green foliage; large - bright
red and medium wine colored dahlias
50 per doz; parma violets, rich pur-
ple, bloom all winter,
double day lilies $1 per 100; bright red
crepe, myrtle, sour pomegranate, 2 to
3 ft. 20 eath or $1.50 p



All FOB. Mrs. M. B.

yellow button mums, orange lilies 25c.

doz. bunches. little small cream and|

hemerocallis,

| Mrs. Ethel Tal
1 Bax go.

BULLETIN |

or $2 per doz., 10 to 18 in. $1 per doz.
dbl. purple altheas 10c each. Will ex-
change any of these for 2 gts. of
English peas, 200 early cabbage plants
or Bermuda onion plants. Write what
you have. Mrs. W. H. Bagley, Cus-
seta, Ga.

Old rose crepe myrtle 25c each;
white spirea 20c each; rochid alpha
cuttings 12 cuttings for 25c; few ever-
egreen cuttings 5 cuttings 10c; Will
exch. any of the above for equal val-
ue in black or yellow crowder pea
seed or purple hull pea seed or bush
or running white bean seed. Each to
pay postage on what is sent. L. P.
Henderson, Alma, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 52
1-2.

Lace fern 3 yrs. old $2, lace fern,

|} small 50c, Boston fern 20c, asparagus.

fern 25c and 50c, May cactus, red or
pink, 25c. each; white or red geran-
ium cuttings 10c; 4 begonias all dif-
ferent 20c @acn or 3 for 50c; shasta
daisies 25c per doz; white winter pinks
25c per 100; hydrangeas from 20c to
50c. Sell or exch. Write first. Do not
care to exch. for flowers. Miss Ben-
nie Smith, Kite, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 74.

One large leaf evergreen about 4
ft. high and about 3 ft. in diameter
$5 at my home near Noble, Ga. Will
not ship> Also other shrubbery. Mix-
ed single hollyhock seed 10c per ta-
ble spoon; large Brazilian Morning
Glory seed, same price delivered or
wil lexch. for white feed sacks free of
holes,. Write first. Mrs. J. K. Stacks
LaFayette, Ga. Rt. 1.

huarge double poppy seed, red, 10c
per tablespoon full; also yellow canna
bulbs 25c per doz, 5 doz. for $1 or will
exch. for tube roses or dahlia bulbs.
Mrs. C. I. Kelley, Fayetteville, Ga.,
Rte eS : x

Lemon lilies 25c per doz; white snow
balls, 20c each; red = crepe myrtle
bushes, well rooted 25 each; blue ac-
res 25c per doz; blue bear grall 35c
per doz; pink hardy phlox 40c per
doz.; chrysanthemums 40c per doz;
pink sweet almonds 35c per doz; yel-
low and red japonica 3 for 50c; yellow
root, purple blooms 35 per doz. Please
add postage. Mrs. Dessie Vick, Elli-
Jay, Ga. Sees See

Mixed colors gladioli 25 per dozen,
blooming size $1 per 100; 15 different
iris mixed 60c per doz; 25 for $1.20;
dahlias mixed $1 per doz; pink spi-
rea, pink, and pink and white vari-
egated weigelia, variegated leaf wei-
gelia; double pink, white, red and

bridal wreath, single white and pur-
ple althea, linden, forsythia and pur-
ple lilacs, 4 for 25c, 60c per doz; shas-
ta daisies, mixed colors, verbena and
periwinkle vine, 20c per doz; purple
wisteria 10c each; dbl. yellow kerria,
3 for 25c. light blue violets, all colors
of sweet williams and Chesterfield
daisies 2 doz. 15c; myrtle vine 10c per
doz; perennial mixed pea seed 10c per
spoonfull. Dont send checks. Will
exch. for cabbage plants, peanuts or
setting eggs. Mrs. Henry Eller, Elli-
jay, Ga,, Rt. 3. i
Paper white narcissus bulbs 45c per
doz., double white with yellow centers
20c per doz. bulbs or 3 for 50c; butter
and egg bulbs 35 per doz: white and
red oleanders 25c each; milk and wine
lilies blooming size, 10c each or $1 per
doz; purple wisteria 25c each. No or-
ders filled for less than 50c. All nice
size bulbs and bushes. Add postage on
50c orders. Cash or exchange for
driend fruit or white feed sacks or any
thing can use. Mrs. B. A. Palmer,
Milford, Ga. oa es
Good size rooted boxwood hushes,
20c each; 1 good size cape jasmine,
ee Mrs, R. L. Cochran, Temple,
Ay: TES 3
Nice 4 oclock seed, 5 different col-
ors, -12 seeds_6c, one large spoonful
of kale for 5c, 1 large spoon full of
mustard for 5c; gice large petunia
plants now ready,"10c per doz: smail
pansy plants 15 per doz; milk and
wine lilies bulbs 5c each: different
colors of gladiolus bulbs 20c per doz:
Spider lilies bulbs 20c per doz. Add
postage on al lorders under 25c. Mrs.
J. D. Boyett, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ White narcissus 3 and 4 to a stem
20 per 100; yellow daffodils 25 per
100; yellow and white fall pinks 20c
per 100; Japanese morning glory
seed 10c per doz. or exch. any of the
above for good seed spring oats or rye
for planting, not over 90c per bu. or
monthly rose bushes of any color or
| Show ball bushes, hrysanthemums or
3 guineas at 4 og tec Send postage.
ant, Qumming, Ga. Rt.

vines:2 fi or.
b ack rry vines

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doz.



15 per
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and postage. Mrs. Ethel Tallant, Cum-
ming, Ga, Rt. 7, Box 2. : ee
Daffodil buips 75c per 100, or $5 per
M, white or purple lilac 15c ea., white
or purple hardy phlox 25c per doz
white or pink hibiscus 2 for 25c, sky
biue iris 25c per doz. purple iris, 50c
per 100, double tansy 10c ea., white
Shasta daisy with slick leaves 5c ea,
Fox gloves 50c per 100, or wil lexch
for anything useful. Victoria Foster,
Talking Rock, Ga. | ae
- Pink spirea, forsythia, purple lila
weeping linden 4 for 25c, myrtle vine
and evergreen with blue flowers 5c
per 100, azalea bushes 25c ea., Doro-
thy Perkins roses, 25 per doz. Jo
Wilson, Ellijay, Ga., Rt..3. Box 42,
Princess feather seeds, 10 spoon-
ful, thornless and chinquapin rose,
cutting, holly bushes, lily, 10c, Mt.
Laurel, ivy, $1.50 doz., All other wild
shrubbery at your price. Write the
kind you want and what you can give.
Fixed ready to ship. Honeysuckle
for 25c. Will exchange any of t
above for anything I can use. Mon
with order. Add postage on all o
ders under $1. Claude. Blackwell,
Cleveland, Ga. es ;
Pink crepe myrtle and white Cher-
okee roses, 6 of ea. for $1, red (Pres-
ident) cannas and blackberry lilies 6
of ea. $1, 2 white altheas with red
centers, 2 req snowberry, 2 golden
bells, $1.50. Boston, sword and Spre
geria ferns,-one nice rooted plant 0
ea. 50c, or single plant 25c, white and
pink oxalis, rooted plant 30c ea, 6
small rooted dwarf boxwood plants
40c. All delivered. Mrs. O. D, Wood-

ruff, Greenville, Ga.

Madonna lilies, 10c ea., or $1 do
pink crepe myrtle, 11-2 ft. high, 5c
doz., spirea, dbl. white blooms in clu
ters, single white ocean wave, Anthony
waterer pink bloom any 4 for 80c,
bridal wreath, yellow bell, yellow
thornless rose, 15c ea., 3 for 40c, pink
snowberry, anonymous, 25 ea., 5 for
$1, orange lilies, ageratum,. 20c . doz.,
Mtn. Laurel, $1 doz., tree boxwood,
English juniper cuttings 20c dozen,
English juniper, well rooted, 10 to 16
in. high, 25c and 30c, according to
height, Iris, white, purple, lavendar,
30c -doz., jonauils, daffodils, butter and
egg, white dbl. and yellow dbl. nar
cissus 15 doz., purple violets 10c doz,
King Humbert cannas, red. with green
leaf, yellow and a speckled green
leaf 40c doz. 2 doz. 70c, mixed colors,
purple lilac 10c ea. Mrs. J. O. Mize,
Ashland, Gai Rt. 2. _ 2
One and two yean old Dorothy Per-
kins rose bushes $1.50 per doz. Mrs.
Wm. M. Davis, Meigs, Ga. ee

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs, bloomin:
sige 50c per 100, or 500 for $2 del.,
pink ivy, 3 bushes, 2 or 3 ft. high, 50c.
wild honeysuckle, 3 for 50c. Miss
Grace Akins, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 1..

bl. daffodil bulbs 25 per. dozen,
golden glow. 25e doz. white or pink
hibiscus 2 for 25c, pink Dorothy FPer-

kins rose. well rooted 15c ea., purple

hardy phlox 25 doz., bleeding heart |
30c ea. Miss Silvia Foster, Talking |

; Rock, Ga. s

Dbl. pink and single white olean-
der, golden forsythia, dbl. white spi-
rea, Anthony Waterer spirea, purple,
lilac, 20 ea., June blooming bronze
lilies 40c per doz,, -gaillardia, agera-
tum, physostegia 25c per doz., several
colors and types, dbl. dahlia tubes 4
for 25c, or 75c ver doz., dbl. and single
cannas, white, pink, red with green
and bronze leaves, 3 for 25c, pink crepe
myrtle 25c, osmanthus, 25c to Tic ea. -
Caroline cherry, same price, magnol=
ia trees, 25c to $1.. Will exchange for
red flowering locust, bleeding heart,
weeping willow or Big star leag be-
Bone Mrs. J. T. Holland, Toomsbo:

a. ee i

2 yr. old hedging $1.25 per dozen
also most all kinds of lilies. Mrs. B. B
Harmon, Butler, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 24.

Cabbage, onion and potato plants.

peas, beans and cane seed, any kind

of farm products or white feed sacks.
Send coney order or stamps in exc
each party to pay postage. No orders
filled less than 25c. Mrs. J. H. Hays,
Rutledge, Ga. eo Mare.
Purple wisteria vines and canna lily
bulbs, will exchange for 100 lb. white
feed sacks 1 large well rooted vine
for 2 sacks .or 5 bulbs for 2 sacks, pro-
vided sacks frt from holes and mil.
dew. Each to pay postage. Eunice
Shope, Ranger, Ga. gel es
2 yr. grafted roses, ready now. Red
and pink radiance, Los Angeles and.
Lady Hillingdon, 25c each, postage
paid. -A. J. Buchanan, P, O. Box 231,
Americus, Ga. se a8 ;

post

Zs Fayettevill





- _ Thursday, February 5, 1931.
Flowers And Seed For Sale

- Yellow coreopsis 50c per doz. day
lilies 40 per doz. Yellow bells 35c
each. 1 blue and deep pink running
= ___ rose, 2 yr. old blooms in May, 50c. Cut-
tings of both for 50c per doz. Cape
jasmine cuttings. 50c per diz. Honey-
'- suckle vines rooted, 40c per doz. 30
buttesfly or buddleia 35c ea. .or 5 for
$1. Bachelor buttons 30c for 50, Eve-
ning glories 1c each. Sweet violets 25c
per doz. Silver leaf maple 50c each.
Pink crepe myrtle 50c each. Currant
bushes 10c ea. Will exchange for pigs,
calf, eggs, other flowers, plants, beans
- or peas, etc. Mrs. Carrie Lou Sand-
ers, Knoxville, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 78.

Melopane Red Star lilies, 25c ea. 75c

for 6. Mums, Seidwitz Lavender pink

- incurved Golden Wedding Bright yel-

low, 50c per doz. Cannas, President,

yellow king, humbert, hungaria, 90c

per doz. All del. in doz. lots and over.

Miss Ethel Smith, Cordele, Ga. Rt. 2,
Box 210.

Large privet hedge bushes, well

ie rooted,.90c per 100 or exchange 1090

ak for 10 large white feed sacks.

= = P&P, Gladden, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3,
Box 60.

Yellow show and Jack rose Dahlia
bulbs, butter and egg bulbs, blue
reeping vinca, and flowering quince,
to exchange for other color Dahlia
bulbs, gladioli bulbs, any color. except
red, olooming size, or nandina. Mrs.
J. Farmer, Matthews, Ga.
- 85 pink crepe myrtle sprouts, 1 1-2
to 3 ft. 20c. ea. Single lavendar li-









lac sprouts, 1-2 ft. 10c each. most all],

rooted. Black walnut bushes, well
yooted, sweet pomegranate sprouts,
Mes not ooted, 10c ea. _All del: No orders
alg filled for less than 3. No stamps. Ex-
- yense for useful articles. Miss Bell
. ones, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 4.
Gladicli bulbs, red and yellow, 6 for
266. Mrs. C: J. Viekery, Canon, Ga.
Tp A 5
yr. old Coral vines for 30c ea. 3
Mrs. E. J. Williams,



ee 3
~~ ve. vines 45 ea.
eae. y, Ca.
: 20 Trish junipers, 2 yrs. old, 50c ea.
_ or lot for $8. 4 boxwoods, 50c each.
1 Panl Neyron rose bush, 4 ft. high,
nor. pink ./5c... Baby. white rose; ~2
- - ft. high 75c. 1 lily of the valley bush
| #4 ft. hich; 75c.2 Mrs. B. T. Baldwin,
~ j4 Elmweod St., Rome, Ga.

1 lily of the valley rose and purple
~ -var'ezated 4 ft. 75c. 4 boxwoods, 2 yrs.

old, 0c ea. 20 Irisyh junipers, 2 yrs.
old. T5c ea. or lot. for $8. 1 Paul Ney-
ron rose 4 ft. color pink 75c: 1 baby
white rose, 2 vrs. old, 75c. Mrs. Mor-
ris Mayo, 8 Dogwood St:. Rome, Ga.
'. Roval Poinciana flowering shrub
seed. 10c tablespoonful, few muskmel-
en seed, hatings Nixon a large round
melon. 10c per tablespoonful. Mrs, B.
~. Ward. Toomsboro, Ga.
x Pink crepe myrtle, 25 ea. Mrs. E.
TT May, Warthen, Ga.
_ Dahlia bulbs. Miss Ruth Stone, old
eold. Elizabeth Hood, buff to apricot
Rose Harings, orchid, 50c each. Decor-
ative. F. R.~Malpass, Milledgeville,
aon Ga.
6 common cedars, 5 inches high, 65c
for lot. Mrs. Alice Garner, Palmetto,
8 Ga.

_ .. Marigold seed, fine combination for
hedges and late flowers. J. W. Rhe-
_ ney, Wadley, Ga. Also yellow. canna

bulbs.
st White hardy phlox, 40c per dozen.
- Double yellow Thornless rose, 25c ea.
or 5 for $1. Blue Iris 40c per doz. Yel-
low Golden Bell, 15c ea. All kinds
~ monthly rose cuttings, 5c ea. Add
postage. Bleeding Heart Plants, 40c
each. 8 for $1. No checks accepted.
eS eg Emma Silver, Talking Rock, Ga.
ee RE. 2: x
75 or 100 boxwood, from 6 to 12 in.
high, well rooted, 10c ea. .or $7.50 for









= the lot. Will exchange for butter
"beans or peas. Lucy Swann, Brem-
| en, Ga. Rt. 1.

2 large boxwood bushes $10 for two
as they stand. Old fashioned yellow
lily bulbs, 25c per doz. No orders fill-
ed for less than 2 doz. Mrs. L. Ro-

_ per, Palmetto, Ga.
_* Umbrella china trees, 25c ea, Tall
spreading kind, also, 25c ea. Jonquils,
. Narcissi, and butter and eggs. 25 per
doz. Mrs. T. W. Sanders, Hartwell,
ae Sra Att; s Bak
'.s karge double pink poppy seed, 10c
er soonful or exchange for other flow-
ers or vegetable seed. Mrs. W. :
' Whisnante. Rutledge. Ga.. Rt. 2.
Open field grown phiox plants, 10c
per doz, 6 doz. 45c. Larkspur same
S price. Canna bulbs, red. orange and
oe 2 doz: bulbs 25c. Zennia seed,
6c large packape. Boston fern young





Mrs. A. |

home.



\

MAREET BULLETIN

plant, good roots, 2 plants for 25c.
Sword fern same price. Will exch.
for Red dogwood, 20c ea, Boxwood 26c

ea. Red and yellow azaleas, $1 per
doz. Yellow thornless roses, $1 per
doz. -Heartease, 50c per doz. Ever-

green wax plants 30c per doz. Month-
ly roses, $1 per doz. Pink and white
trailing arbutus 25 per doz. Spruce
pine and white pine, 15c ea. Moun-
tain jaurels, 20c ea. Blue berry bush-
es, 15c ea. Strawberry plants 50c per
doz. Ail well rooted, add postage.
Miss Clafa Ruby Abercrombie, Lov-
ine. Ga. Nice plant with every or-
er,

California privet hedg, 1 yr. size,
4c ea. 3 yr. size 5c ea. Mrs. H. L.
Brittingham, Guyton, Ga:

Red dogwood 15c ea. Evergreen wax
plants 40c per doz. Althea lilies, pur-
ple, 15 each. Crab apples and sugar
plums, 15 ea. Laurels, 20c ea, Azaleas
i5c each, Yellow thornless roses, $1.00
per doz. Flowering peach trees, 25c
each. Arbor vitae 25c each. All well
rooted, add. postage. Nice plant with
every order. Mrs. B. H. Abercrombie,
Loving, Ga.

Red and yellow azaleas l5c ea. Red
dogwood, 15c each, boxwood, 25c ea.
Yellow thornless roses $1 per dozen.
Monthly roses, $1 per doz. Flowering
peach trees, and snow balls, 20c ea.
Crabapples 15c ea. White and spruce
pines, 15e ea. Pink and white trail-
ing arbutus 40c doz. Strawberry plants
50ec per doz. Ladies Washbow, 25c
per doz. All well rooted, add postage,
a nice plant with every order. Mrs.
Albert Abercrombie, Loving, Ga.

Extra large Chrysanthemums, red,
white and yellow, 6 for 25c or 40c per
doz. Snow fern, 25c ea. Mtn. fern,
30c per doz. Large daffodils, 6 for
25 or 40c per doz. Peach roses, 15
ea. Honeysuckle vine, 10c ea. or 3 for
25c.\ Lemon lilies, 3 for 25c. Ram-
bler roses, American Beauty and Pink,

2ac ea. Dorothy Perkins, 25c ea. Miss
Bonney Hensley, Talking Rock, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Many varieties and colors Iris, 10c
ea. 2 doz. for $1.50 to 6 doz. for $3.50.
Labeled and postage paid. Crimson
spirea, 1 1-2 ft., 20c or $1 for 6. Cape
jasmines 3 yrs. 25c ea. Mixed color
Glads, largest bulbs 50c per dozen.
Double pink peonies 50c clump. Mix-
ed delphiniums and gallardia plants
20e per doz. Red, yellow, pink and
white cannas, 10c or 3 for 25c. Shasta
daisies and single and double day lil-
ies, 6 for 25c. Ros cuttings not root-
ed, white and pink cochets, white, pink
and red American beauties, Aaron
Ward, Sunburst, Sunset, Maidens
blush and others, 2 for 5c. Climbers,
Helen Gould, White Cochet, Meteor
and Malmaison, same _ price. Add
postage on orders under $1: No checks.
Mis. W. M. Jones, Lyerly, Ga. :

Crepe myrtle plants 2 ft. high, 15c
ea. FOB. 1 doz. small plants, 15c ea.
del. bright light red. Mrs> James A.
Scott, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 1.

Rooteq cuttings of climbing Ameri-
can beauty rose, monthly roses, sal-
mon pink and cloth of gold, 10c ea.,
or will exchange cuttings for washed
chicken feed sacks, 1 cutting for a
sack; limited supply, write before
sending sacks. Mrs: W. H. Hobgood,
Rt.-1, Meigs, Ga.

Weeping Susies, old fashioned roses
15c each. Lemon lilies; 25c for 6. Jon-
guils, 50 for doz, Striped yard grass
25c for 2 bunches. Japonicas, red, 25c
each. Lavender arch, 25c for 6. Baby
ivy, 15 per doz. Mountain ivy, 25c per
bunch, will exchange for white feed
sacks. Mrs. Ulemer Davis, Ellijay, Ga.
Rt:.3. 3

Royal Poinciana bush, 10c ea. 3
kinds Jew, 5c per cutting, Exchange
for snap beans or cabbage plants.
Mrs. B. S. Ward, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

Red marigold seed, 15c per large
teacupful. Louise Whitfield, Palmet-
to: Gas Rt i

8 boxwoods, near 2 yrs. old, 35c ea,
or $2 for lot. Add postage. 4 nice
round trimmed junipers, several yrs.
old, $3 each or $10 for the lot at my
Mrs. Ed Carroll, Rt. 1, Mur-
rayville, Ga.

Old fashion bulbs, jonquils, daffo-
dils, yellow narcissi April - blooming
narcissi, butter and eggs, mixed, two
doz. 50c, 100 for_$l1. 1M for $7, Well
rooted evergreen shrubs, stay bright
green all the year, $1 ea., 10 for $5.
Postpaid. White Christmas honey-
suckle, same price. . Mrs. E, T. Almon,
Midiand, Ga.

Shasta daisies 15 per doz. Large
pink and yellow and bronze Mums,
10c ea. 10 well rooted Boxwoods, 2
yrs. old, 40c ea. or $3 for lof. 10. va-
rieties of dahlias, $1. Physostegia, 6 for

10c. Boxwood cuttings, 100 for 90c.
Pink Lee M. Fouch Gladiolas, 85c per
doz. Miss Pecolah Stone, Adairsville,
Ga Rt sre..

Winter ferns, 6 for 25c. Hivergreen
galax, 25c per doz. Trailing arbutus
25c per doz. evergreen geraniums, 30c
per doz. Red cedars, 50c ea. Indian
arrowood, 20c ea. Azaleas 10 for $1.
Cherokee roses, 75c per doz. White
Pines, 15c ea. Mt. Laurels, and snow
ball bushes, 20c ea. Hemlock and
morning bride, 3 for 25c. Yellow thorn-
less roses, 10 for $1. All well rooted,
add postage. F. F. Abercrombie, Lov-
ing, Ga.

Seeq to exchange, spoonful larkspur
mixed colors, for feather ball poppy
ao Mrs. Laura Montgomery, Mauk,

a.

Fine iris, 12 var. for $1, including
Celeste, Kocks Flavescene, Monsig-
nor, May Queen, Rose Unique; Finer
iris, 25c each, 5 for $1; 12 for. $2.25;
Ambassadeur, bronze, maroon, Isolene,
blend pale lavender, gold and old rose,
Queen Caterina, pale lavender Sem-
inole, violet rose and purple, Shekin-
ah, pale yellow, Dream, light pink,
Ga., deeper pink. These last two are
the most popular, medium prided
pink iris; water iris, Psendecorus,
yellow, Vesicolor, blue, are 15c each,
$1 doz., $7 a 100; Siberian iris, Perrys
Blue and Snow Queen, 25 each, 5 for
$1; Many other varieties and Dwarfs.
Mrs. J. Li. Kilgore, Stone Mtn., Ga.,
Member of American Iris Society.

Mtn. laurels, $1.50 doz. Spruce pines,
cedar, 2 and 3 ft. high. White pines,
1l5c each. Azaleas, yellow and red, $1
doz: red and yellow maples, 1 and: 2
ft. high, 15c each: Crepe myrtle, 20c
each. 2 and 3 ft. monthly roses, all
different colors, well rooted, 15c each,
Foxglove, 50c doz. Perennial hardy
phlox, $1 doz. Sweet Williams, same
price. Blue flag lilies, white flag lil-
ies, temon lilies, day ilies, $1 doz. Mrs.
G. E. Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Timbers, small, 20c each. Fall. pinks
white pinks, 40c doz. Orange day lil-
ies $1 per 100. Cherry sprouts, 25c
each. Holly bushes, 25c each. Black
pine, white pine, 20c each. Blue iris,
lilies, 35c doz. Trailing arbutus, 25c
doz. Honeysuckles, 25c- each, Peach
roses, 35c each, Red and white dog-
wood, 25c each. Palm cabbage, root-
ed, 50c each. Crabapples, 25c each.
Black rose, 25c each. Ivy bushes, 25cc
each. White rose cuttings, 25c doz.
Miss May Bell,-Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Glossy leaved Abelia, white bell
shape, fragramat blooms all summer and
fall, winter blooming Lonicers bush,
honeysuckle, flowerin pomegranate,
double pink blooms, double white Al-
thea, all 40c each, 6 for $2. Any varie-
ty, or mixd 12 for $3.50. Mixed leav-
ed Ligustrum, 50c or 6 for $2.50, 12 for
$4, all wel] rooted and strong, 2 yr.
old plants. Will sell or exchange for
hyacinths, winter blooming narcissus,
daffodils and peonies or nial phlox.
Chrysanthemums, 20 varieties, prize
winning, open grown, named plants
such as Silver Wedding, white man,
Mar. pink, Earl Kitchener, lavendar,
silvery reverse, Ann Davis, tan, Gol-
den Wedding, yellow, Betsy Ross, wht.
Harvard, dark velvety red, sunrise red
and yellow and others, all large type
blooms, measure 8 to 10 in. across. Di-
rections furnished, strong plants, 8c
each, 25 for $1.75, 60 for $2.90, 100 for
EN Mrs. J. F. Chapman, Edison,

a.

Honeysuckle, hydrangeas and snow-
ball bushes, all well rooted, 50c each.
Pink flowering almond, red flowering
quince, golden bells and white rose
that blooms twice each summer, all
well rooted, 40c each. Double yellow
japonicas, 4 yrs. old, 30c each. Purple
foxglove and pink hardy phlox, purple
verbenas and little pink primroses, all
well rooted, 60c doz. Lg. pink & Amer-
ican beauty roses well rooted 50c ea.
beauty roses, well rooted, 50c each.
Purple, white, yellow and blue iris, 10c
each or 75e doz. March blooming
daffodils, single 40c doz. double 50c
doz. Christmas bush, well rooted, 50c.
Red monthly rose cuttings, 15 each,
or 2. for 25c. Gladioli bulbs, red, 75c
each. Pink rambling rose, white or
pink English dogwood, well rooted, 35
each. Bear grass, 30 per bunch.
Snake and ribbon grass, 25c per bunch
Day lilies, 25e doz, Will give one dbl.
japonica free with every $1 order or
more. Add postage. Mrs. Rosa Jane
Richards, Ellijay, Ga., Route 3, Box



82

Dark purple iris, 35 doz. $2 per 100.
Shasta daisies. 35c doz. Orange day
lilies, 25 doz. $1 per 100. Daffodils,



35 doz. Pink hardy hibiscus, 50|

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each. Snowball, 35c. Pink crepe myr-
tles, 35c each. Golden bells, yellow ~
forsythia,; purple and pink altheas, all
well rooted, 25c each.
double yellow japonica, 25 ea. Weep- *
ing Mary, 25c. Sird eye hedge bush,
white English wood, well rooted, 25
each. Pink weigelias, brides bouquet
25c each. Pink Dorothy Perkins rose,
deep red ramble rose cuttings, 25 per
doz. Sell for cash or exchange for
white feed sacks or second hand lo-
thing. Add postage. Mrs. Nancy ~*
ene EOL, Route 3, Bo 44, Ellijay,
a.

Rosa-de-Montana (Antighon vine)
coral, bulblets that will
year 25c per doz. with directions for
growing. Rosea-Giganta-Pink cannas | |
3 ft. 50c doz> Hungaria pink cannas 3
ft. 50c doz; Prince Humbert Bronze :
foliage crimson bloom 50c doz. 3 doz
assorted cannas, $1. Postpaid. Stamps.
T. A. McAllister, 353 Telfair Street,
Augusta, Ga.

Well rooted azaleas, maples and ~
dogwood 6 for 25c; trailine arbutus,
mtn. ferns and water lilies 25c per
doz; holly, ivy, laurel and hemlock 2
for 25c. Mrs. Dan Knight.

American Beauty roses, altheas, li-
lacs and red dogwood, 2 for 25c; box- *
wood well rooted, 25c each; azaleas,
red, white and yellow, 6 for 25c; ma-.
ple, buby bushes, dogwood, pines and
birdeye 6 for 25c; Jaurel, ivy, hem- ~
locks and crabapples 2 for 25c. Mrs.
J. lL. Thomas, Morganton, Ga. te

Yellow jonquils 25c per doz; white
jonquils 25 per doz; butter and eggs ~
25c per. doz; pin cushion cactus, 15 ~~
each; large white chrysanthemums
and red 25c per doz; white violets with
blue dots 35c per doz; blue violets 25c
per doz; sweet. Williams 50c per doz;
white, red, buff, pink rose cuttings
50c per doz; running pines 50c bunch
wild dogwoog 50c each; blue spider
lilies 50c per doz; cactus 25c per bunch
blue hyacinths 25 per doz; geraniums
red and pink 10c per bunch; lantan-
as variegated, blue, 25c each. Add
postage, cash or money order. Miss
Cecil McCurley, Hartwell Ga. RFD 2,

Pink crepe myrtle, 2, 3 and 4 ft.
high, good: roots, 10, 15 and 20c post-
paid. Cultivated blackberry vines, well

rooted, 15c. Soliq green wandering
jew, 12 pieces 10c. Christmas cactus, ~~
10c. Mrs. A. J. Keadle, Yatesville,

Ga. Rt. 1. s
Water lilies from Tricher Water
Gardens, wht. 3 kinds, large and dbl.
pink, light delicate pink, yellow cen-
ter. The Paul Hariot, 3 or 4 red
ones for sale. The Gloriaso. all from
William. Tricher Water Gardens. Wa-
ter moss for fish, 2 kinds, large bunch

15c.. Egyptian latus, pink lily of the ~~
Nile in Egypt. White lilies, $1.50 for ~
one; $2.50 for 2. Pink lilies, $2 for

one, $3.50 for 2. Lotus, $1.75 each. Red
(only 2 or 3 to sell) $2 each, straight. .
This is less than half the price I paid
Tricher for them. Instructions in
planting with ea. order. Orders booked
now, del. in season about April 15. /
Sweet. blue violets, le ea. for 50 or
more. Nice large plants, postage on
violets paid for 100 or over, less %e
postage, or purchasers pay for trans-

Purple lilac, >

bloom, this * |

portation of water lilies or lotus. Mrs. __

H. H. Ezzard, Dalton, Ga.
Pink flowering almonds, red. flow- ~
ering quince, golden bells, all well
rooted, 50c ea. Red monthly rose cut-
tings, 15c ea. or 2 for 25c. Large pink ~
and pink rambling roses, 35 each.
White, yellow blue or. purple iris, 75c
doz. Red gladiola bulbs, 75c ea. Dbl.
yellow japonicas, 25c ea. or 5 for $1.
March blooming daffodils, single 50c
doz., dbl, 60c. Pink crepe myrtle, well

rooted, 60c ea. Seven sister rose cut-

tings, 15 ea, or 2 for 25c. Pink har-

dy. phlox and purbdle fox glove, 50 doz.

White or pink English dogwood, 30c
ea. Day lilies 40c doz. Beautiful wht. ~
rose, blooms twice ea. summer, 35c ea.
Yelwlow fall pinks, 40c doz. Boxwood
vines, 25c ea. Creeping Charlie, 15c
bunch. Ribbon grass, snake grass,
bear grass, 35c bunch. Christmas
bush, 45c ea. Will give one beautiful
white rose with every order amount-
ing to $2 or more. Add postage. Miss
Sara Barnes, Rt. 3, Ellijay, Ga. ;
_Sweet scented dwarf shrubs, -with
Silver white foliage and has _ yellow
button like flowers, rooted plants 20e,
each or 6 for $1; sweet purple violets
rooted, plants 75 per 100; giant pur-
ple, blue and white iris, 25 per doz; -
blue bottle bulbs $1 per 100;
bulbs 50c per 100; shasta daisies 50c -
per doz; little daisies 25c per doz; eke
doz. rooted dwarf boxwoods, 2 years.
old, $1.50 for the Jot. Mrs. BE. GO. Me-
Elhannon, Royston, Ga. Rt. 1. oe ee ae
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PAGE TEN
Flowers And Seed

Bird eye bushes, well rooted, 10c ea.
or 3 for 25c. White and yellow daisy
chrysanthemums and medium. yellow
and rose mums, 25c doz. English ju-
nipers and tree boxwood cuttings, 20c
doz. Very easy rooted. Pink crepe
myrtle, 1 ft. high well rooted, 3 for
25c. Pink Dorothy Perkins rose bush-
es, well rooted, 15c each or 3 for 30c.

- Purple lilac, yellow thornless rose,
well rooted, 1 to 1 1-2 ft. high, 15c ea.
Euonymous, 1 ft. high, 30c each or 2
ft. for 75c. Cedar plants, well root-
ed, 1 ft. 10c each or 6 for 50c. Crab-
apples, white dogwood and china bush-
es, 1 to 2 ft. high, 3 for 25c. Pink
snowberry, 2 ft. high, 25c each, or 6
for $1. White and purple iris, 20c
doz. Please add postage on all orders.
Miss Louise Mize, Ashland, Ga., Rt. 2.

Sweet purple violets now blooming,
mixed spring bulbs, cant guarantee
any specia] kind, 10c per doz. Mixed
canna bulbs, 25c doz. Blooming size
red Dorothy Perkins roses, 20c each,
small ones 3 for 25c. Milk and wine
lilies, 2 for 25c. Red spider lilies, 2
for 25c. Will exchange for white nest
onions, well rooted blue hydrangea,
blooming size, amaryllis, fairy and

white Bermuda easter lilies, snowballs.
double hyacinths, tuber roses. Will
also exchange Thurmond gray water-
melon and pure Nixon cantaloupe,
Okra, double poppy and pimento pep-
per seed for above. Add postage on
all orders. Mrs. L. L. Thornton, RFD
Woodville, Ga.

Large blooming size crimson amaryl-
lis bulbs, 75c per dozen. White im-
od a single hyacinth bulbs, 75c per
ozen. Butter and eggs, and daffo-
dils, 25c per doz. White iris, 30 per
dozen. Mrs. M. T. Tanner, Sanders-
ville, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 8.

Roya] purple iris, 25c
shasta daisies, 25c doz. Yellow shasta
daisies, 25c doz. Pink hardy phlox.
20c doz. Blue spider wart. 20c doz.
Double white mums, 15c doz. or 2 d6z
25c. Dbl. lemon color roses, 10c ea.
Orange lilies. blooming size bulbs, 15c
doz. or 2 doz. 25c. _Dbl. white spirea
2 yrs. old, 15c each or 2 for 25c. Jap
hedge bushes, 10c each or 3 for 25c.
English dogwood, golden bell, 10c ea.
Roses of Sharon, 3 for 25c. Weeping
lindes, Azaleas, 10c each or 3 for 25c.
Pink weigelias, 15c each or 2 for 25c.
Mixed colors hardy hibiscus, 5 bulbs.
Mountain hardy ferns, 10c_ tunch,
Sweet shrub, 10c each. All plants well
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Lula Dean,
Talking Rock. Ga., RFD 2. :

Chrysanthemums in 15 or 20 col-
ors, 20c doz. Double and single orien-
tal poppies, dbl. larkspur. Weigelia and
love-in-mist, 20c doz. Spirea and al-
mond, 10c to 25 each. White rose
from center (climber) 15c. Mixed
narcissus. mixed iris, double and sing-
le day lily. 25c doz. Yucca 10c. Phy-
sostegia, perennial aster, blue daisy.
shasta daisy, May daisy, double wht.
and pink clove pinks, boltona, spider
wart, Jap speedwell, achilles, holly-
hock and primrose, 5c each, or 50c
doz. Columbines 25c each. Gladiola
bulbs, 40c doz. smaller 25c doz. Bulb-
lets, 400 for 25c. Columbine and
sweet willidm seed, 10c per teaspoon-
ful. Add postage. Delia Fibe, Ar-
muchee, Ga.

Bleeding heart, 25c a bulb. White
and purple hardy phlox, 25c per doz.
Hardy monarda, golden glow. physos-
tegia, 20c per doz. Early yellow and
white daffodils, 75c per 100. Snow-
balls, Althea, lilac, 15c each. Fine
dahlias, 20c a bulb. Pink and _ red
baby rambler rose, well rooted, 10c.
Mrs. S. E. Anderson, Rolston, Ga.

- White, purple and pink althea, 15c
doz. Red, yellow and striped cannas,
5c each. April narcissus and jon-
quils, 7c doz. Blooming pear, 25c doz.
Yucca,.10c each. Snowball ang bri-
dal wreath, 10c each. Hardy phlox.
pink and purple, 40c bunch. Lily peach
rose, 20c doz. Large blooming moss
free with every order. Emma Holt.
Rolston, Ga.

Blue and yellow foxglove. 25c doz.
Pink verbenas, 30c doz. White and red
sweet Williams, 35c doz. Yellow japon-



doz. White

ica, double 30c each or 2 for 50c. Large,

double white easter roses. well rooted
25c, blooming size, 50c, 3 for $1. All
well rooted. Shasta daisies, 20c doz.
- Bleeding heart, 40c. Japan morning
glory seed, 10c per spoonful. Ferns,
15c each. Striped grass, 10c. Tiger
lilies, 15c. Orange day lilies, blue nile
lilies, 25c doz. Boxwood cuttings, 10c.
Pink weigelia, 10c. Rose cuttings, 5c
and 10c. Daffodils, double and single,
@0c dos. Jonquile, 20 dos. Peach

For Sale!



MAREKEBHT BULLETIN

tree roses, well rooted, 15c, Spirea,
20c. Flowering crabs, flowering quince,
bright red, 25c. Almonds, large pink,
25c each, well rooted, or 3 for 60c.
Large yellow and red cannas, 15c. Add
postage on all orders less than 61.
Mrs. on Silvers, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 8,
Box 88.

Double white spirea, 2 yrs. 15c, 2 for
25c. Double pink almonds, snowballs,
15c each. English dogwood, golden
bells, 10c each. Jap hedge bushes,
10c, 12 for $1. Mixed colors, azaleas
10c, 3 for 25c. Yellow winter jasmine
roots, 25c.. Pink weigelias, 15c, 2 for
25c. Double yellow kerria, japonica,
l5c, 2 for 25c. Mixed colors hardy hi-
biscus, 5c bulb. Pink prim roses, dus-
ty miller, 15c doz. Weeping linden,
Rose of Sharon, 10c each. Double and
single orange lilies, blooming size, 5c.
Deep royal purple king iris, 25c doz.
Deep pink Dorothy Perkins rambling
rose, 10c. Hardy mtn. fern, large
4#unch, 10c. All plants one and two
years old. Well rooted. Add postage.
=. Ellen Silver, Talking Rock, Ga.,
Rt. 2.

Purple lavender iris, $1 per 100.
Golden bell, pink almond, purple li-
lac, bridal bouquet, 10c each or 3 for
25c. Sword lily, 15c each. Shasta dai-
sy, foxglove, 15c doz. Adqd_ postage.
Mrs. Lester Frix, Talking Rock, Ga.,
Rt. 2.

Pink weigelia, 30c each. Daffodils
and jonquils, 35c doz. Double white
easter roses, 2 for 35c. Purple verbe-
nas, 25c doz. Orange lilies, 35c doz.
Purple and lavender iris, 45 doz. Dbl.
white spirea, 2 for 40c. Pink almonds,
2 for 35c. White fall pinks. 25c doz.
Golden bells, 2 for 25c. All well root-
ed. Add postage. Mrs. A: J. Hefner,

| Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2.

Crimson qbl. yellow japonica, 20c ea.
6 for $1. Van Houtti spirea, 15c ea.
8 for $1. Pink flowering almonds.
purple lilacs, 20c each. Crimson ramb-
ler roses, Dorothy Perkins, Seven sis-
ter, velvet roses, forsythia, bridal] bou-
quet, golden bells, 15c each. Giant
purple iris, golden glow, 35c doz. Pur-
ple verbena, 15 for large bunch. Pur-
ple foxglove, 25c doz. Jonquils, 25c
doz. 75c per 100. Narcissus, 30c doz.
Snowball. 25c each. English dogwood
15e each. Junipers, 3 yrs. old, $1. Miss
Leacy Silver, Talking Rock, Ga.

Giant pansies, lathyrus or everlast-
ing sweet peas, hollyhocks, columbine
(long-spurred hybrids) wall flowers.
tritoma or torch lilies, coreopsis grand-
iflora, evergreen periwinkle, golden
glow. ambrosia or sweet fern, scarlet
verbena calendulas. gaillardia grandi-
flora. giant marshmallows@choice pink
and crimson )lunaris or honesty. phy-
sostegia, artemisia, (silver king). bol-
tonia latisquama, white iris, helenium
bigelovi, orange day lilies. All strong.
outdoor-grown plants that may be
safely transplanted now and wil] bloom
this year. 25c doz. postpaid. Miss Mary
Lewis, Cornelia, Ga. :

Red dogwoods, 3 for 25c. White
pines, 3 for 25c. Yellow pines. 3 for
25c. Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Ga-
lax, 25c per doz. Honeysuckle bushes
or vines, 3 for 25c. Ferns, 3 for 25c.
All well rooted. Add postage to al] or-
ders. Miss Mamie Anthoney,. Hemp.
Ga.

Red dogwoods, 3 for 25c. Honey-
suckle vines or bushes, 3 for 25c, all
well rooted. White pines, 3 for 25c.
Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Galax, 25c
doz. Ferns, 3 for 15c. Iris sprouts, 3
for 30c. Al} well rooted. Add postage
to all orders. Rachel Amthoney, Hemp
Ga.

4 red dogwoods, 25c. 4 spruce pines.
25c. Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Ever-
green galax, 25c doz. Mountain ferns
4 for 25c. May cherries, 4 for 25c
Big white plum peach sprouts, 4 for
25c. Easter lilies, 4 for 25c. Adq pos-
tage to all orders. Mrs. Rutha Rich-
ard, Hemp, Ga.

Six juniper trees, 12 ft. to 15 ft. high
wil sell for $10 each. See me or write
A. J. Rector, Hemp. Ga. :

Arbor vitae. 3 1-2 ft. or over 60c ea.
$5 doz. Abelia, small rooted cuttings.
10c each, $1 doz. 3 1-2 ft. up, fine
roots, 60c each. $6 doz. Cedrus deo-
dara, 3 ft. $1.25 each, $12 doz. Nandi-
nas, small plants from bed. 3 in. up,
15c each, $1.50 doz. Y. M. Anderson,
Williamson, Ga.

Sweet blue violets, 25c per 100. Rose-
mary, 10c. Plants to $1. Cape jas-
mine, 5c to 20c, sweet scented. May
pinks, jight ang dark pink, 5c or 50c
doz. Cuttings large pink verbena, 5c
to 25c bunch. Yellow thornless rose,
5c and 10c. Mixed phlox, 25c\per 100.
Flag lilies, 6 for 25c. Red spider lil-
jes, 3 for 25c. Two arbor vitaes, 5 yrs.
old, 5@c each. Sprengeria ferns, 6 and



10c each. Mixed mums, 10c. doz. Ear;
drops, 5c to 15c plant. Thanksgiving
and Christmas cactus, 5 and 10c bunch
Pink May cactus, 10c. Blue and yel-
low.lantana, 5c and 10c. Weeping
willow, 15c. Wild willow, 10c doz. Red
and yellow canna bulbs, 3 for 25c. Pink
running rose, 10c. A dozen different
kinds of rose cuttings, 5c doz. cuttings
Sage plants, 10c to $1. Red hot pep-
per seeds, 10c per tablespoonful or 3
spoonsful for 25c. Please add postage
on all orders. Mrs. Joe W. Fordham,
Rt. 2, Toomsboro, Ga.

Few 100 purple iris, orange lilies, db]
red cannas,. white altheas, butterfly
bush ang tomb vine, all nice roots and
plants. ~Also several bridal wreaths,
few purple lilac and weigelia, all for
sale or exchange for anything can
use. What have you? Please write at
once. Especially want flower and veg-
etable seeds. Mrs. Darwin Satterfield
White, Ga., Rt.- 1.

Evergreen Amur River privet hedge
cuttings, 30c per hundred, FOB. Ev-
ergreen hedge seed, Armur River pri-
vet, 10c a pint. Add postage. Mrs.
G. J. Holcomb, Bumer, Ga., Box 102.

Jonquils, 15c doz. or 2 doz. 25c. May
narcissus, doz. 15c, or 2 doz. 25c. Six
geraniums, all double, two sultanas,
deep pink and purple, Thanksgiving
and Christmas cactus, valentine rope,
rattlesnake rattail, night blooming ce-
reus, pine burr geranium, all above,
5 each or 50c doz. postpaid..One blue
and one white plumbago, 3 _ spotted
leaf begonias, pink, silvery pink and
red blossoms, ostrich plume, big Bos-
ton, Teddy, Jr. fern, each 10c or 3 for
25c. Cash with order. Mrs. J. O.
Chambers, Bowdon, Ga., Rt. 1.

Christmas cactus, rooted, 20c cut-
ting 10c. Four different kinds of
ferns, rooted, 20c. Washington ge-
ranium cuttings, 10c. Red and white
begonia cuttings, 10c. Red and pink
little running roses, cuttings 10c. Red,
pink and white geranium cuttings 10c.
Pink American beauty bush rose cut-
tings 10c. Marechalneil. Paul Neyron
rose cuttings, 10c.. Add postage. Miss
aaelne Hicks, Rt. 2, Box 29, Rome,

a.

American arbor-vitae 22 to 24 in.
high, 35c each. Globe arbor vitae, 20
in. high, 30c each, 4 for $1. Evergreen
mountain laurels, orchid Cherokee ros-
es, pink, req and yellow native azal-
eas. coral berry bushes $1 per doz. ea.
Evergreen rhododendrons, red Ameri-
can beauty roses 25 each, 6 for $1.
Yellow dogwoods, 3 for 50c, 6 for 75c.
Only 4 silver arbor vitaes, all for $1.25.
Ten choice rooted roses for $1. Four
weigelia roses for $1. Pink perennial
phlox, 30c doz. 4 doz. $1. Trumpet
creeper, 40c per doz. Double sweet
williams, assorted collection, *25e doz.
or 5 doz.-for $1. Shasta daisies, 30c
doz. 4 doz. for $1. Mrs. A. Wilson,
Morganton. Ga.

Junipers, boxwoods. 25c each. Gold-
en glow. 25c doz. Snow drop bulbs, 25c
doz. Peach roses, 35c each. Fal) pinks.
pink and white, 40c doz. Blue irish
lilies, 35c doz. Orange day lilies, $1 per
100. Cherry sprouts, mountain laur-
els, crabapples, ivy, black pines, holly
bushes,.red and white dog woods, pink
rambler rose, black roses. all for 25c
each. White rose cuttings, 10c each.
Honeysuckles, red 25c each. Striped
yard grass, 20c each. Add postage. Mrs
N. J. Roper, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Bridal wreath, 20c each. Purple li-
lacs, 30c each. Golden bells, 25c each.
Red and white dogwoods, 30c each.
Orange day lilies, 25c doz. Trailing
arbutus 25c doz. Hemlock, 30c each.
Laurels and ivy, 25c, Azaleas. red, wht
and yellow, 35c each. Mountain ferns
25 doz. Maple sprouts and_ black
pines, 20c each. White pine, 40c ea.
Lemon lilies, 40c doz. Shasta daisies
30c doz. Pink rambler roses, 15c ea.
Fall pinks, 25c doz. Rosa Bell, Roper,
Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Boston sword ferns, $1 per dozen.
Galax ferns, dagger and maiden hair
ferns. 50c per doz. Hollv 1 to 2. feet.
hemlock. white pine, crabapple bush.
honeysuckle all colors, $2 per doz. Yel-
low winter jasmines 25c each. Roses.
Dorothy Perkins, old velvet, 20c each.
English junipers, nice tops, 2 to 2 1-2
ft. $1 each. Evergreen boxwood, 2 ft
high 1 1-2 ft. across, $3 each. Black
prince iris bulbs, 50c per doz. or $2.00
per hundred. (No name given.)

Globe arbor vitae rooted. ranging
from 17 in. to 23 in. high, 4 for $1,
9 for $2 del. Send money order. J. W
Craig, Loving, Ga.

Evergreen galax, 20c doz. Azaleas, 3
for 25c. Mountain ivy, 2 for 25c, Mtn
laurels, 2 for 25c.. Tiger lily bulbs, 20c





doz. Golden glow bulbs, 20c doz. Pink
and white trailing arbutus, 206 dos.

Thursday, February 5, 1892.

Red dogwood, 3 for 20c. All well root.
ed. Add postage. With every order
an extra bush is given.. Mrs. Lorener
Abercrombie, Loving, Ga. :
Mother of pearl, 15c each bulb,
Canna bulbs, yellow with brown spots,
50c doz. Variegated yellow and white

mums, 25c doz. Water hyacinth 25
each bulb. Miss Elsie Padgett, Ella
Gap, Ga.

28 colors of gladioli bulblets 400 for
30c. Blooming size hollyhock plants,
large ones, 50c per doz. 8 colors. All
hollyhock seed, 20c per cupful. Large
double poppy seed, 10c spoonful. 9 col-
ors of dahlia tubers, nice size, havent
been exposed to cold, 50c per doz. Will
exchange any of above for anything
can use, or. other flowers. Mrs. Ha-
vard Brock, Fairburn, Ga., Rt. 4.

Mtn. laurel, it will stay green all
year round and bloom early in spring.
Dogwood anq honeysuckle, black gum
for tooth brushes, holly bushes, 12 to
18 in. $1.50 and 30 in. $2.25. Del. all
orders fOr One doz. or over. Winter
fern, 25c per doz. coat, foot and heart
leaf, 25c doz. Add postage. Will exch
any for white feed sacks. Dan Black-
well, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 4. See

Spruce and white pines, 1 to 3 ft.
$2 to $6 per doz. Rhododendron, 25
to 50ec. Kudzu rooted, $5 per 100. Him-

alaya black berry, $3 per 100. Day
lilies, $1 per 100. Camellia japonica
plants, beautiful broad glossy leaf

winter blooming evergreen, well root-
ed, field grown, Gov. inspected, deep
dbl. red and dbl. dark pink, 8 to 12 in,
size, two plants for $1, 12 to 16 in,
size $1 each and 16 to 20 in. size $1.25
each. Parcel post prepaid, cash with
order. John W. Roach, Edgewood
Farm, Daisy, Ga.

Mtn. laurels, ivy, maples, wild bloom-
ing dogwoods, wild honeysuckle bush-
es, white and spruce pines all from 1
to 2 ft. high, each $1 per doz. Moun-
tain fern, trailing arbutus, 30c doz.
Yellow root, 20c lb. Wild cherry tree
bark 20c lb, May cherries, 15c each or
$1.50 doz.~ Running roses, pink and
red, well rooted, 2 for 15c: Holly bush-
es 8 to 12 in. 25e each. Sassafras roots
25 lb. Yellow lilies, 50c doz. Add pos-
tage on small orders. Mrs. Claude
White/ Box 33. Rt, 1, Dahlonega, Ga.

Red Dorothy vrerkins-roses, 35c ea.,
$3 doz. or $18 per 100. Pragrant bush
honeysuckle, 35c each. $3 per doz. or
$18 per 100. Golden bells, 30c each or
$2.75 doz. or $16 per 100. Spirea Van
Houtti, 35c each, $3 doz. or $18 per
100 or cheaper by M. Mrs. Bettie Ro-
berts, Rt. 3, Tallapoosa, Ga.

Red spirea 2 yrs old 25c ea. Pink
ever blooming rose 2 yrs. old 25c ea.
Dbl. white and single red althea, 20c
ea, white spirea, 15c ea., yellow bells
10c ea. No checks. Add postage. Mrs.
J. T. Jones, McIntyre, Ga. Rt. 2.

5M Wintzers colossal, vivid scarlet
cannas to exch. for cannas of other
colors, bulbs, calendulas, English dai-
sy and petunia plants and various
perennials. . Robert Stanton, St. Si-
mons Island, Ga.

Pink hydrangeas, well rooted, 25c ea.
1 doz. big cream, pink tint Russell
roses, 2 yrs. 20c ea. Narcissus . bulbs,
12 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. W A.
Burson, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 4.

Water oaks. or live oaks for 6 to 8
ft. 50c each; from 8 to 10 ft. $1 ea.
gt C. O. Leverett, Stone Mtn., Ga.

cas :

Yellow jonquils, $1 a 100. Mrs. 8.
T. Jones, Whitesburg, Ga.. Rt. 3.

Yellow jasmine 40c doz., old fash-
ioned flags 20c doz., old tashioned blue
bottles 25c doz. or 2 doz. 40c, mixed
jonquils 25c doz. or 2 doz. 40c. Blue
iris 25c doz. or 2 doz. 45c. Pasture
grass 35c doz. or 2 doz. 50c. House
leak, 20c doz. or 2 doz. 35c. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Car] Gaddis, Ball Ground,
Ga., Rt. 4.

Shrub althea cellar rose, dbl. and
Single 25c, each well rooted. White
Japanese wisteria and old fashioned
lavender wisteria, well rooted vines,
25c ea. add postage. Mock orange,
sweet, well rooted, 25c ea. Old fash-
ioned spic pinks, 10c bunch. Add pos-
tage. .Mrs. A. P. McPherson, View-
point Farm, Bremen, Ga.

Magnolia, silver maples, Eng. dog-
woods, thornless yellow roses, 10c each.
Yard fern, 5c per clump. Butterfly
bushes 10c ea. Spirea, 15c ea. Japa-
nese red quince, 20c. Morning flower,
15c. White thistle, honeysuckle, pink
crepe myrtle, orange summer lilies, all
10c ea. Moss rose, 20c per cutting.
Mums or winter pinks, 10c doz. Oak
hydrangeas, 10c ea. Sweet Bay, Ge
ea. Wild dogwood, 20c ea., large size,

2 1-2 ft. Add postage. Mrs. BE. KB





F lowers And Sead For Sale|



3 nice dark green boxwood, sta

green all winter, 1 about 3 ft. high,
1 about 3 ft. and 3 in. high and 1
about 3 ft. high, price $10 each or 3
for $25, smaller ones at $1 each FOB.
Well rcoted. Well rooted sage plants
1 doz. 25c, ddd postage. (No name or
acdress).
4
would exchange for 1 rooster. Mar.
or Apr. hatch. either kind, 1 R. I. Red
or 1 Black Minorca or 1 golden buff
Orpington. Price must be reasonable.
Write. Mrs. J. M. Mathis, Dahlonega,
Ga. RFD 3, Box 50.

Van Fleet raspberry plants, $1 per
doz. or 5$ per 100; early bird straw-
berry plants, 25c per doz. $1.50 per
' 100 or will exchange for gladioli
bulbs, Mrs. Warner, Bonnie. Brae,
Jersey Beauty, Emma Marie or other
named dahlias. Red amarylil, regal
or lemon lily bulbs; purple or yellow
or variegated iris. I also have sweet
shrub bushes 90c per doz. or exchange
for any of the above. Write. Each to
pay postage. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hia-
wassee, Ga.

Azaleas, red, pink and white; rho-
dodendrons, Mt. Laurels, 6 for $1 or
$1.75 per doz; spruce 2 to 3 ft. 25c
ea; wild crabapples 25c each; white
lilies 25c; golden bells, 25c; purple iris
25c doz; evergreen hedge $2 ner 100:
hardy hydrangeas. hill snow, 2c. jas-
mine 2 for 25c; eversreen ferns 2 for
25c; galax 2 for 25; Cherokee roses
50c; water lilies 25c; chincuapin ros-
es 50c; trailing arbutus 3 for 259;
Mitchellor Vine for Rock Gardens. 10
er ores s. W. R. Kell, Ellijay, Ga.
Rt. 1.

_ Camellia japonicas 50c each, 3 for $1
prepaid, colors red, pink, pink and
white variegated. well rooted and ful-
ly doubles. Shinped with earth on
roots 8 in. to 12 in. size. Ira D. Han-
cock, Moultrie, Ga.

Double Poppy seed 10c. tea spoonful
all colors. Vera Mae Williams, Lil-
burn, Ga., Rt. 1.

Bleeding heart 25 per bunch and
postaze also double and single red
poppy seeq 10 tbl. spoon full or exch
for garden seed or cabbage or enion
plants. Mrs. J. M. Gilstrap, Murray-
ville: Ga. Rt. 1, Box 104.

Red and yellow variegated cannas,
35c per doz. bulbs; blue iris 35 per
doz. bulbs; joncuils 35 pcr doz; few
yellow canna bulzs 35 per doz. Cash.
W. J. Vickery, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 2.

Dwarf arbor vitaes for 17 to 20 in.
high, 3 yrs. old, well rooted 35c ea;
Cannas, King Humbert red with
bronze foliage and yellow and orange
spotted, 25c per doz: lemon lilies and
abl. tiger lilies 25c per doz; red and
pink conch rooted 5c each; fluffy ruf-
fle, big Boston and Roosevelt ferns,
well rooted, 3 for 25c; white and old
rose oxalis bulbs 3 for 10c. Add pos-

tage on all orders under 50c. Mrs.
W. R. Murphy, Ball Ground, Ga., FD
5, Box 96:

Tris lilies. 50 per doz: violets and
phlox 25c per 109. Add postage. Mrs.
E. L. Regers, Griffin, Ga.

Pink hardy phliox 25 per doz; pur-

ple and lavender iris 202 per doz, 75c |.

per 100, hybiscus 2 for 25c, white ash
bushes 2 feet tall 50 each. Add post-
age. Mrs.

RFD 3,
Ellijay, Ga.

Hardy phlox plants 2 or 3M, all
colors 50 per 109. cash with order.
Please add 5c per 109 for pestaze.
Mrs. C. L. Wagner, Newborn, Ga. RFD
1

Emma Langley,

Scarlet red king humber cannas,
original bulbs from Hastings, 50 per
doz. $4 per 100 postpaid. Mrs. L. W.
Seaco, Pinchurst Ga.

Milk and wine lilies, 10 each or
50c per doz. Pink crepe myrtle large
size 25c each. Rouncing Betty 5c
per spric; red verbena 5 per spriz;
purple wisteria. large plants,. well roo-
ted, 25c: variegated cannas, yellow
cannas 25c for 6 roots. Miss Nona
Chiids, Hartsfield. Ga.

Chinese dwarf arborvitae, 3 yr. size
30c each 4 for $1.10; plants are grown
separately, 2 yr. plants 10 and 15
ea. $1.10 and $1.35 per doz; dbl. tube
roses, Pearl Excelsior. 6 for 20c. or
40c per doz; Purple Achimenese bulbs
25c per doz.; dbl. white althea, ~ellow
winter jasmine. honeysuckle, hardy
joppa and double yellow thornless
roses, 20c each or 6 for $1.10; Pink
Ophelia rose bushes, lavender crepe
myrtle 35c each, pink crepe myrtle,
40 each: orchid roots had reddish
purr!s bloom FO: each 3 for $1, 6 or
$1.85: 0~and Duke jacmine and dbl.

Dahlia potatoes, 50c per doz. or



MARKET BULLETIN

doz..Chinese and American dwarf ar-
borvitae seed new crop 10c tbls, 1-2
Ib, 65 Ib, $1.30; Golden Glow 35c

| doz. 2.doz. for 60c, 100 $1.35, 300 $2.85;

Sgl. Tiger lily bulbs, large size 25
ea. Plants are well rooted. Miss Mit-
tie Collins, Rt. 1, Smithville, Ga.

Pink perennial sweet peas well
rooted 5c each or 5C2 per doz. Purple
iris-bulbs 20c per des. Add postage.
Mrs. W. J. Masters. Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1.

Carol ome seed 20 for 12c del. Roy-
al Poinsettia seed, 10 for 12c_ del.
Same has large red flowers maiden
hair ferns, nice bunches, 15c del. 4 in.
leaves from night blooming series 10c
del. 3 leaves of stone plant 15c, 6 for
25 del. 15 1 fi. variegatej running
rose cuttings, 20c del. also bunch
monthly roses, same price. Mrs. A. S.
Paulk, Ocilla, Ga.

Cape jecsamines, 2 yrs. old, 50c ea.
Cash with order. Mrs. W. B. Miller,
Campton, Ga.

Beddie foot cactus, 5 cutting, Xmas
eactus, for each Rattail cactus Al-
ligator tail cactus, calf tongue cac-
tus, yellow everblooming cactus wide
leaf cactushas a light pink tan
bloom. Wax plants well rooted, 10c
ea. Small cedar plants, 10c ea., No
stamps accepted. Add postage. Mrs.
J. D. Taylor, RFD 2, Guyton, Ga.

Chinese arbor vitae, 75c, Rosedale.
$1.50, Compact, $1; Pyromidel 75c ani
$1, Irish Juniper 3-4 $1.60, Cedrus
Deodara $1.25, Ligustrum Japsnicum
50c to $1, Lucidum $1, abelia 35e, yel-
low cannas, 25c doz. Armour River
privet 3 - 5 ft. $4 per 100, Thunbergi
Anthony Waterer, White Billard and
Van Eoutti spirea, 30c, Deutzia, P. R.
Althea, Eng. dogwood, Phi'adelphus,
Coralberry, | Snowberry, Christmas
honeysuckle, 25c ea., Southern Mag-
nolia, 75c, tea olive $1. Camellia Ja-
ponica, double, $2. Crpe Myrtle, For-
sythia, Red and white Flowerinz
Peach, 20c ea. Dwarf. boxwoods, 2 yr.
20c ea. Postave or Express extra. All
field grown. Govt. inspected and le.
enouzch to plant anywhere. R. L.
oe Clinton Rd., Macon, Ga. Rt.

Armoor River privet hedge, rooted,
12 for $1; cyclamen persicum gigan-
tum bulbs $1 per 109. summer flower-
ing lilac, dbl. pink almonds, dbl. yel-
low thornless rcese, forsythia. golden
bell, V. H. Snirea. bridal wreath, Xmas
jasmine, white, 7 purple wisteria, snow
parland, svirea, Beston ivy vine, Pa:
Secrest elimber rose, olden glow,
Japanese surge, all wel] rocted and
blooming size shrubs. 2 & 10 for $1
plus postaze on emall orders, moss
packed. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dahlonega.
Ga. Rt. 1.

Large leaf rhododendrons, small] leaf
calleq cactus Beau second, spruce pines
white pines, ene drooping Mtn. lau-
rel, azaleas, different colors, pink,
red, white, yellow, aso speckled ones,
Granny Gray beards, Indian arrow.
red dogwood, red bud or Tudas bushes.
calycanthus, 2 sweet scented shr-tb,
dbl. chocolate color, Thr bergi Bar-
berrv. All shrubs are wi rooted. 15
to 20 in. hich, most all are blooming

size, 20c for 1. or 8 for 31, moss pack-"

ed. Mrs. Mary L. Eaton, Dahlonega.
Ga.. Rt. 1. ~

Strong, field-grown larkspur plants,
well rooted annuals, ready now $1 per
109 plants by parcel] post. Mrs. B. F.
Harrison, Bolincbroke, Ga.

Red fardy Fibiscus. 15c; French
pussy willows, 25c yellow thornless
rose, dbl. large plant, 23c; double

flowering. almond 25c, small yellow
narcissus bulbs. 10c per doz.. larze .ed
cannas, 50c doz. phvsostesia white
and dwarf lavendar 25 doz. also
hardy water lily. Rose Arey deep
cerise pink. Was award21 silver. med-
al by N. Y. Horticu'tural Society. Good
roots $1 Will exchange f ~ other plants
Pay postave on orders of $1 or more.
Mrs. W. H. Loudermilk, ornelia, Ga.
Box 55.

Pink roses, 10 ea.. red dogwood 10c
ea. or 3 for 25c; azaleas 3 for 25e blue
iris lilies 35e doz. evermieen galax, 202
doz., trailing arbutus 2%c doz., arbor
vitae cuttings 25c doz. Mrs. Hattie
Dehart, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Sweet shrub 25 ea., ball willows
20c ea. 3 ehoice roses 25c. pink Chero-
kee roses $1 doz., yellow thorniess ros-
es $1 doz., blue lilac bushes 25c each.
hibiscus 20 ea., white pines and hol-
ly buthes 20c ea.. azaleas and red dog-
wood 10 for $1, golden glow bulbs 25c
doz., trailing arbutus and evergreen
galax 25 doz., snowball bushes 25c ea.
sweet scented violets 20c doz., black
walnut sprouts, 25 ea., all well root-
ed. Add postage. Mrs. Martha Pope.
Loving, Ga. :

high, 5 ea., peach tree roses 15 to 24
in. hign 10c ea. or 6 for 50c, old fash-
jioned velvet roses 2 ft. high, 10c. 7
sister roses 10c ea. , beautiful pink
summer rose of the vine variety, 10:
ea. bi req roses aiso pink ones of
same kind, 15 in, high and up l5dc ea.
boxwoods 7 to 11 in. high 25c ea., day
lilies 60c per 100, October pinks, or-
ange eolor 25c per doz., all well root-
ed also cuttings from pink and red
rambler roses 5 ea. No order filled
for less than 50c. Add postage. No
checks accepted. Mrs. J. F. Panter,
Minera] Bluff, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 5.

German le Iris, grape hyacinths
tiger lilies, yellow narcissus, blooming
bulbs, 25 doz. large flowering white
Shasta daisies 50 plants for 75c, white,
red, pink Dorothy Perkins roses, root-
ed 8 for 25, winter blooming ja mines
6 for 25c, spirea Thunbergi, 20c ea.,
Angels trumpet, lily roots. 25c_ ea.,
Chinese lantern seed 5c spoonful. ./ill
exchange for white wisteria lilac, crepe
myrtle, any color weigelia, althea or
pink Iris. Geo. Harold Pass, Point
Peter, Ga,

Nandina Domestica, Pryacantha coc-

cinea lJalandi, strong two year plants
50c ea. delivered. Miss M. G. Lewis,
P, O. Box 603, Cornelia, Ga.
- Rooted dwarf (boxwood 25c doz., 12
to 18 in. Cherokee roses $3 per 100, 50
plants 2 ft. $3 del.; golden bells. white
and red snowberry shrub. . English
dogwood, altheas, crepe myrtle end
flowering quince 25 ea., cheaper if 10
or more are taken. All have gocd size
strong roots. Oli fashioned perennial
lifes $2.50 per 100. Lois Woodruff.
Greenville, Ga., Rt. 1.

Cape jessamines 60c and 30 sizes.
good strong plants; chrysanthemums.
named varieties, several kinds 30c doz.
Take orders for see del. Minnie
L, Williams, Oglethorpe, Ga., Rt. 2.
Box 107.

Dbl. pink canna roots 10c ea.. or 6
for 50; sinsle purple lilacs very fra-
prant 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs. R.
L. Freeman, h, Ga. Rt. 6,
Dbl. pink and white variezated cl-
eander and sweet pomezranate bush-
es, 12 to 18 inches hish, both rooted
from 1920 spring cuttings, 25 to x5c
eccording to tize. -hrysanthemu: -s.
white with yellow centers, plain white.
pink, lavender, bronze, large type and
vellow extra large 18 doz., 2 doz. 25c:
3 doz. 30c. New ready as cold does
not hurt them. Overstockcg and con-
ditions reason for selline so cheap. All
- Mrs. T. . Beverly, Ochlochnee.

Arbor vitae, 12 In., 4 for $1, 18 in.
3 for $1; boxwoods. same price: In-
dian chief, Black Hawk, about 7 yrs.
old nice bunchy top red berry in the
fall $1.50 gE aid; 2 hemlocks 4 to 5
ft., $1.50 for the 2, 6 to 8 inches 15
ea; yellow thorniess roses 15n ea.:
tame locust 2 to 3 ft., purple blooms.
25 ea.; dahlia bulbs, pink and white
ae -. die bor nee eereuee, All or-

60c a pos . Mrs. -
ea emnce: Ga. a Se
onthly blooming vining rose, large
flowering pinks, $f each; ibwose
trees (white petal) 3 to 3 1-2 in. in
diameter, 0c each, pruned: althea or
Rose of Sharon. sinele red. 50c each:
sweet pomecranate, well rooted trans-
planted twice, 50c each: pink crep2
nes en page ge e each: dwarf

XWOOd! c ic ea tke ey %
tin Ga. RFD B. / oe oe

rge boxwoods $5 each. Mrs. H.
8. Nix. Cleveland. Ga.

Cane jasmine well rooted 75c each:
vellow bell well rocted 80 each. H.
= Kelley Griffin, Ga, RFD A. Box

Evergreen hedge cuttings 25c per
100. Add postage. Rev. J. H.
Buchanan: Ga, RFD 1. 7 Phinips
eee _ sale. Seip large. If

. write or see 8. 7 s
Stone Mountain, Ga. a oe

Everb'ocomine violets, 10 per doz.
white joncuils 15 per doz. Mrs. GC. B.
Shenard. Reckmart. Ga. Rt. 2.

Bulbs for sale: Anril blooming nar-
cissus 25e per doz. postpaid also tube
rose bribs 30c per doz. postpaid. Eu-
genia Osborn, Rt. 4. Ellijay, Ga.

Red bud and ecrene myrtle. pink
canna lilies. exch. for weeping willo-
and pecan trees. Miss Henrietta Hale.
Doyle, Ga. -

Boxwoods 18 in. high 50 red ang wht

Hardy p*lox 30e re doz; fox gloves
25c per doz. or doz. for $1: sare 0c
a bunch or 3 for 25e: oxalis bulbs 20c
doz; cuttings. of January vine now
blooming 30 per doz; yellow thornless

roses 20c each. John B. Grindle, Dah-
lonega, Ga.. Rt. 1.



dogwoods 10 each; azalea 10c each;

pink hibiscus cuttings 6 for 25c, 45e per Thornless yellow roses 18 inches black pines 25 each, mim laurel, 25c

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each; ratsbane 25 doz; black gums

10c each; blue berries 75 per doz. Add

postage. Mrs. G. N. Green, er Ga
Holly evergreen 10c 10 to 12 inches

10c; crepe myrtle,
10c; no order filled for less than 25,
Add postage. Charlie F. Paul, Shelley

rooted; rosema

lhe +e pe

man, Ga. ~

Mountain tvy and mtn. laurel 35e
each; crabapple trees 2 for 50c;. dbl,
jonquils, white and yellow, 35c per
doz. Roy Garren, Morganton, Ga.

Spruce pines from 2 to 4 ft. high, 1
white pine and the came mtn. laurel,
honey suckle bushes $12 for 100 not ~
delivered, buyer come after them and
notify me 3 days before so can have
the mready; American Beauty roses
25c each or 6 for $1. (No name of |
address). Om

Lilacs, well rooted. purple 5e, white
8c; bridal wreath 15c per doz. Crepe
myrtle 5c each well rooted; evergrecn
bushes best offer. Mrs. J. K. Chame

bers, Lula, Ga.
a

White and yellow jonquils 60c
100. Mrs. L. C. Gable, Tallapoosa,

Old fashion bush lily 25c ea, thorn=
less roses 15c each, English dogwood 4
20 each, red dogwood 15 each, red
rumbler roses 25c each, pink rambler
roses 25c each; traiine arbutus 25
per doz., sweet shrubs 25c each, snow=
balls 25c each. heart ease 23 per doz,
white nines 20 each. holly bvshes 25
each, Exster bells, yellow, 25 each,
Galax 23 per doz. azaleas 25 each,
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Hurst, Ga. <ee

Mtn. laurel and seep laurel, ivy

(has. beautiful flowers in April oF
May and stays green all the year);
holly 1 to 1 1-2 ft. $1.25 per doz. 1 1-2

to 2 ft. $2 per doz., dogwood, manvle
ani cedars 15c each, hazlenut bushes
$1.25 per doz. chincuapin bushes)
$2.25 per doz. Carefully packed and
cuick service. Add nostaze on ell ore
ders under $1.25. R. L. Blackwell,
Cleveland, Ga. RFD 4. 3

Jonuils 0 per 100 purple iris 75e
per 100, red catnas, 35c per doz. brie
da] wreath and brides boucuet 108 -
each, wisteria vine 10c each or 2 for
15e, pink almorg and monthly roses
102 each. purple verbena, 33c per doz.
honvsuckle vines, 25c per doz. Mrs. |
E. M Earnes, Oakman, Ga. ae

Ped cannas 35c per doz. jonauils 50
per 190, purple iris 75 por 100, gold-
en bells 10 each or 3 for 25 wisteria
and honeysuckle vines 2 for 10c. bri-
Cal wreath and brides houevet 3 for
15, flowering locust 10 each, pink
running roses 5 each, monthly roses
10c each. 1 red fanozica given free
with each $1 order. Miss Jemima
Barnes. Oakman, Ga. Beet

For Sale, Ostrich plume, fluffy ruf-
fles, big four fountain and sprengert
ferns, we'l. rooted. large size. 15
Pleace ad? 10e for postace if want
pekd. In damp dirt, stamns accente
ed. Mrs. W. A. Pettiocrew. 499 EB. Jacke
son Street. Thomasville. Ga. ee

Canna bulbs. Ped President 60c per
doz. or $4 ner 10%. Red King Frmbert
60 per doz. or $4 per 109. Bureks
(White) 75 per doz. or $4.50 ner 100
Mrs. Alfred Conrad (pink) T5e ner
doz. or $450 per 109, Yellow King
Humbert 0 per doz. or $4 per 109
Marvel (vivid conner) 0 per doz oO!
3.50 per 100. All varieties true
name and color. Charees paid. I
G. A. Clanton, 1004 W. Scriven
Quitman Ga. er

For Sale, French Hvbred Hflacs
Charles .%.v. nurple 20 per plant. O
lieve. w'f> 20. Tramerix enttines 6
for 10c. nirea Billardt, Thunbhere
hive and Van Foutti 2% per nlar
Weicelia Abel Carriere 20. Artem
Silver Kivre 25e ner dow... Michaelm
Drisies, Climax. 2%e ner. doz. Pr
Subuleta Reeea. 7e ner doz. Felis
thus Perennial Sunflowers, 0c 1
doz.. Cynress Alternifolius. Se |
plant. Frerch hydrenveas. white r
and b'ne 25c per nlent. aveens boa
auet 25 per niant. Euenvymous cut
tines. 3 for 10c. Mrs, Frenry Fort
Verbenas. 10c. per nlant, Cent
niants 3 euttines 19e. Dwarf
Cherry 20c per plant. Mrs. D.
Jovres, Arlineton. Ga. >

Snowhbls two for 25. white bri
h 10 per root, peach tree rose
15 por root. "-~Ifsh dozword 25e ne
root. ronevsuckles, yellow and white
3 bunches fer 35, hybiseus 6 for 30))
janonica. yelow 6 for 30c; oxalis 25
per bunch, verbena cuttine blue 50
ea. geranium red and pink cuttines,
50c ea., Wandering Jew. green 38e pet)
bunch. Add nostere. Mrs. Ella & |
RD 2 Talkine Rock. Ga, sets

3 doz. maenoliqg bushes 18 in.
in. bith 50 each. FOS. C PF, F

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uil and narcissus bulbs, mixed
100. tiger lily bulbs 10c each.
flag lily bulbs, $1 per i00 and
e. Golden glow 25c per dozen.
red, white, rose, yellow, pink,
spotted with chocolate and
bound in white canna bubs $1
loz. good bulbs. Choice dahlia
S, rea] large and different colors,
er doz. 3 colors geraniums, fine
e . ferns 15 anq 25c
with good sized roots, wandering
ooted ic ea., Christmas cactus,
big bunch 10c, blue hardy lark-
nts, 25c per doz., little hardy
> single hollyhocks, stay green
: Add postage on
. Will exchange
ue in 1 gal. big kind of onion
hot plants) at 50c per gal. ora
de of sheeting. Send sample
rice. No other exchanges. Mrs.
Miller, Acworth, Ga. Rt. 2.
eas, red, yellow, 25c per doz.,
dogwood, 15c per doz., trailing
is 15c per doz. Mtn. ferns 15c
oz., Mtn. Laurel 25c per. doz.;
ivy 25c per doz. evergreens, 15c
z Add postage. Mrs. A. R. Car-
Morganton, Ga.
les, 25c per doz., white dog-
per doz., Evergreens 15c
Azaleas 25c per doz., Mtn.
15c per doz.; black pine 15c per
n. laure] 25c per doz., trail-
butus 15c per doz., Mtn. ivy 25c
oz. Add postage. J. T. Boyce.
nton, Ga. \
ahlia, yellow, pink and 3 kinds
10c a bulb, 1 yr. olqd Sweet
plants 25c a doz., pink verbe-
nehes 25c, cape jessamine, 15
. Guss Sosebee, Cleveland, Ga.

laurels, 75c a doz., has large
box elder $1.50 doz., has big
f flowers and berries, tame
ushes, 25c ea., about two ft.
large pink blooms. Eng.
od. 25c ea., any size. Exch for
or onions for planting. Xmas
ake cactus, 10c cutting, tiger
| blue flags. both 15c bunch,
March flowers, dbl. and single
*h or $1 doz. Bear grass, 15c
1.25 doz. and 10 bunches. of
poker, 15 bunch. Cash with
Irs. Emily Long, Cleveland, Ga.
bx 13.
eas, January planting, all
Olific, 10c large pkg. Mrs. C.
ell, Monroe, Ga.. Rt. 1.

bulbs, large size 25 for 20c,
d pink peonies. poppy seed
mful. purple violets, 10
bulbs, different colors, 15
few plants 20c doz. Shasta
Ss, 10 a bunch, white daf-
in vellow centers 25 bulbs
lily bulbs, 10c ea., (Lilium
monthly rose bushes. 2 yr
rooted. 50c ea. pink Ameri-
uty rose cuttings. different
ite American beauty and
ea., blue and white varie-
Ivhock plants 25c per doz.,
bushes, 2 yr. old, $1. Have
izes. Will sell or exchange
at you have and prices. Mrs.
Langston, 613 Shorter Ave.,

Ibs, 25c doz.. Crepe myr-
S$ 15 ea., old fashioned yel-
bulbs. 15 doz., May cher-
Oc and 15c ea. Mrs. U.G
7, Gainesville, Ga.
ds, abelia. arbor vitae, Fire
poming quince, weeping wil-
as and cannas. Make best
S. D. Duncan, Kt. 1, Cor-

ettines of 2 kinds of ferns
lily dos not bloom. it has
t which grows on the p
leaf&2 kinds of geraniums,
-and single red, elephant
inflowers. Wil] sel! the five
sunflowers $1.25 per M
we for lettuce, or cabbage
allow. home made soap. or
cash on these things
oO,

issus. Aprf! blooming. 2
rladinla. pink and. varie-
60c. White Spider lilv.
50c. peonies pink and
double. 30c; white sweet
90c. hardv vard hvdran-
5e ea. monthliv reses. 2
1. vellow 40c..1 pink
auty rose. 40c, 1 White
auty rose. 40. 1 Coral-

large red June cac-
noted, 20c. large red
ings. 10 ea.. Lady of
, 3 for 28c, white Ox-

cial

begonia. 30c rooted Jus-.





MARKET

alis 2for 10c, pink oxalis 2 for 10c,
Maple begonia, rooted, 20c, large daisy
chrysanthemums, 25c doz. Ivy, Geran-
ium cuttings, 3 for 30c, sprengeri ferns
rooted, 10c ea. Miss Cora Moore, Bu-
ford, Ga., Rt. 4.

Dbl. rose colored poppy seed, 10c per
pkg., garden pinks, mixed colors, dbl.
look like carnations, 10c x pkg. Mrs.
T. L. Cochran, Temple. Ga.

Gladys

Dahlias, Mrs. Edna Spence,
Bates, (cactus) Rosalie styles, and a
large red (peony flowered) Patrick
OMara and a large yellow (decora-
tive). These are all very fine dahlias.
25c ea., white shasta daisies, 15c doz.
2 doz. for 25c, orange day lilies, 15c
doz., or 2 doz. for 25c. Please add
postage. Mrs. R. M. Strickland, Tal-
lapoosa, Ga.

Large dbl. salmon pink canna and
dbl. red and white variegated dahlias
to exchnge for dbl. geranium cuttings
and ferns and other cuttings. Mrs.
C. H. Rhodes, Royston, Ga. Rt. 2.

Mtn. laurel. 12 in. size, $1 doz., large
leaf laurel, $1 @oz., lilies 30c doz., jon-
quils, 25c doz., bulbs, narcissus bulbs
30c per doz., golden glow. 3 for 25c.
spruce pines, 12 in. high, 6 for $1.00
Add postage on small orders. Mfrs.
Elvia Waters, Dahlonega, Ga.. Rt. 1.

Nice lot of young cedar trees from

3 to 5 ft., well rooted, price reason-

able. O. Carruth, Rt. 1, Cass Station.
Ga.

Daffodil] and jonquil bulbs, 2c per
bulb, pink and red ramblers, rooted.
25c ea.. Easter bushes and snowball
bushes, 25c ea.. rooted, English dog-
wood, rooted. 25c, arbor vitae,.1 to 2
1-2 ft. high, $1 to $4.50, boxwoods, 6
in. to 5 ft. high, 6 in. 25c. 1 ft. $2.50
larger ones. $3.50, $6 $10, $15, $20, &c-
cording to size and shape. Junipers
and Rosemary 1 to 2 ft. high, $1.50
3 or 4 ft. $3.50 a few hedge cuttings
rooted, $5 per 100. Thousands of
hedge cuttings, not. rooted $3.50 per
100. All prices FOB. Would like to
exchange value for pink, white and
red crepe myrtles and butterfly bush-
es. Write what you have. Mrs. J. N.
Nixon Morganton, Ga.

Japanese Iris (Kaunpferi) seed, 25c
a packet. Miss Annie Jones, RFD Eat-
onten, Ga.

Weil rooted Rosemary plants 10c ea.
Want to exchange for English pea
seed or flowers. Mrs. J. B. Brown
Eastman, Ga., RFD 1.

1 yr. old roots mixed mirabilis. four-
oclock: Silver King plants. Pacific
Supreme pink mum plants, 50c doz. 1
yr. old plants from seed asparagus
sprengeria 15c ea., dahlia collections
$1, $3 and $5 per doz. Mrs. Minnis
Phillips, Sulphur Springs, Ga. Rt. 1,
Box 10. ;

California privet hedge plants, from
2 to 4 ft. hich. well rooted and wil!
live any month set out 48 doz.. $3.59
ner 100 prepaid, or exchange for pigs.
hens, turkey eggs or anything can
use, What have you? Mrs. J. T.
McClung,- Hiram, Ga., Poulding Co.

Golden yellow giladioli bulbs, 25
doz., $1.50 per 100, $7 per M. Add pos-
tage, Mrs. F. L. Pearson, Altamaha.

a.
Cherokee Hedge Rose 100 for $2, 1M
for $18. 2M or larger quantity at spe-
price. Carefully packed and
Sei aia J. W. Toole, Rt. 2, Macon.

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Two kinds of amaryllis lily bulbs.
pink and white arg white with red
stripes. 50 ea.. large white spider lilv
bites 40c ea., variegated gladiola bulb-
ec doz.. woodbine. well rooted, 25
Has red bloom like honeysuckle. Mrs
C. C. Wisenbaker, Lake Park, Ga. Rt.
3>

Dbl. pearl tube rose bulbs. blooming
size, 25c doz., 5 doz. for $1 or 100 for
$2. Add 5c postave per doz. No
checks accepted. Miss Flora Elliott.
Jesup. Ga.. Rt. 2. Box 187.

2 yr. old snowball, 20c ea.. 2 to 3 ft
erepe myrtle 20c ea.. red May cherrv
10 ea., larce vellew quince 15c e*..
Balm of Gilead plants 10c ea.. see?
of Palma Christi 10c evp hollyhcek
seed beautiful mixed colors. 10c cup
viants of enlden glow. hardy mums
Sweet William. phvsostesia blue ag-
eratum. 25 doz.. tall esrowing orna-
mental] grass. eoo7 roots. 10 ea.. rose
nink peony, good root. 4N ea. butter-
fly lily white Aug. lilv 10 ea. dbl. or-
ange lilv. 5c ea.. blue white vellow
Tris fe 99, Wil) exchanse 1-2 doz le
req oledinli fer 1-2 doz. white or pink
or vellaw. Postacve extra on ord rs
vnder 0 laree nkg. mixed flower seed
with each $1 order. Mrs. Julia Darnell.
Jasner. Ga. Rt. 1.

Abelia blooming pear (red) althes
pink. watermelon pink crene myrtle.
jasmine nudiflorum, forsythia, Eng-

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lish dogwood, well rooted plants 30c
ea. Arbor vitae, 12-18 in. 40c ea., Can-
nas, rich shades of pink, rose and ce-
rise, pink verbena, rosy pink hardy
phlox (very handsome) artemisia (lacy
grey plant) well rooted plants 60 per
doz., hollyhocks, shades of red an
pink, 10c ea., 3 for 25c, red canna,
with bronze foliage 40c per doz. Mrs.
E. J. Forrester, Sparta, Ga.

Red dogwood, 15c ea., or 3 for 25c,
Mtn. laureh 15 ea., or 3 for 25c, Mtn.
ivy, 15c, 3 for z25c,; holly 25 ea. black
or white pines 15c: ea., 3 for 25c azalea

3 for 25c. Add postage with orders.
Mrs. T. H. Lively, Rt. 2, Box 41, Blue
Ridge, Ga. / :

Cannas, bright red and red and
yellow spotched, 50c doz., less by 100,
golden glow, 50c doz., Tess by 100, shas-
ta daisies. 50c doz. bright red dol.
dahlia 3 bulbs for 25c, mixed, single
dahlias, 5c ea., 6 for 25c, Angel trum-
pet, well rooted plants, 25c, Mexican
ivy, a vine running 15 to 20 ft., pure
white flowers, makes lovely funeral
designs or baskets, good bulb, 25c, if
killed comes up next year, mixed
chrysanthemums from little very dou-
ble buttons to large fringed 25c doz.,

ed in camp moss. Mrs. R. B. Burney,
328 Albany St.. Brunswick, Ga.

Mtn. Jaurel, crabapples, maples, red
dogwood white and black pines, 2 for
25c, trailing arbutus, evergreen galax,
Dusty Miller. 25i doz. blue Iris and
orange day lilies 75c per 100. Some
cheyry sprouts, peach roses 2 for 25c.
Small rooted Junipers 2 for 25c, root-
ed boxwood 25c ea., Birdeye bushes 15
ea., black roses 25c ea., fall pinks,
white and pink, 35c doz., Star of Beth-
lehem, golden glow, 25 per dcz. All
well rooted. Add postage. No stamps
accepted. Mrs. Hubert White, Mineral
Bluff, Ga. 2

Red, pink and white rose cuttings,
10 ea., yellow narcissus 20c per doz.,
Shasta daisies 20c per doz., Elephant
ears 15 ea., giant white iris 10c ea.,
red, pink, lemon, cream, white. orange
and red and orange variegated can-
nas, 10c ea., white purple, rose, lav-
endar and red verbenas 10c a bunch,
dark red dahlia bulbs 10c ea., mixed
varieties chrysanthemums 25c per doz
marigold seed 5c teaspoonful purple
bachelor button seed 5c teaspoonful.
Will exchange for chickens, corn
white crepe myrtle, peonies, oleand-
ers, banana shrubs, dbl. white red
and yellow hyacinths and junipers.
ae Nettie Belle Arnett, Amity, Ga.

Snowbal] bushes 20c ea. 2 yr. old
white and purple lilac, 15c, cream and
Sunset everblooming rose bushes, 2
yr. old, 20c ea.. larkspur, purple vio-
lets, mums red, white, yellow 10c,
blanket flowers, daffodils, 20c doz..,
white climbing rose 15c. Exchange for
white feed sacks. No stamps. Mrs. V.
S. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7.

Dbl. white spirea 15c 2 for 25c, bri-
dal wreath 15c. 2 for 25c. golden bell
Eng Dogwood. Rose of Sharon, 10c
ea., purple lilac 10c, 3 for 25c, pink
weigelas, 15c 2 for 25c, dbl. vellow
Japonica, 15c, 2 for 25c, snowball
sprouts 15 ea.. dbl. pink almonds 107
3 for 25c dark purple King iris 25c
doz., orange lilies blooming size, 15c
doz., boxwood vine, 10c doz. All plants
1 and 2 yrs._old. Well rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. Charlie Duvall, Elli-
jay; Ga. Rt: 3:

Large type mums, 3 kinds yellow.
bronze, pink, red, white and? cream
50 doz. 4 colors cannas. 3 for 25c
eladioli bulbs. red with yellow throats.
0c doz. Red spider lilies, 30c doz.,
blue grape hvacinths 30c doz. Smal]
cedars 8 to 18 in. 10 to 25c, monthlv
rose cuttings unrooted 20c doz., or ex-
change for dbl. geraniums white and
salmon sultana. fuchsia, terns, King
Alfred daffodils. Write what you have.
Mrs. G. V. Norman, Elberton, Ga. Rt.

ee

Dbl. yellow cannas, 25c_ per . doz.,
vellow tall pinks 25c per doz. bunch-
(blooming size) Umbrella palm 20c
es. Blue erape hyacinths 50c per 100
ea.. Fishtail. maidenhair. sword. fluf-
fy ruffle ferns 15c large bunch, tree
and Dearhorn cactus 10c cutting,
Shasta daisies 20c doz., purple lilac
5 for $1, red tree honeysuckle 25c ea.
wild dogwood same price, native ferns
50c doz. Add postage on orders less
than 1. Miss Ellen Phillips, Royston,
Ga.. RFD 3.

Gentians. blue. 3 bunehes for 25.
pink and white trailing arbutus, 50c
for 12 large bunches. pink and white
Cherokee roses 8 for $1, white and
yellow mums, pink and purp'e run-
ning roses, 2 for 25c, nice size 2 yr.
Fulva brown day lilies $2 per 100, or

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Thursday, February 5, 1931.

10c ea., 3 for 25c, canna lilies, red
and orange 12 for 75c, Sewanee wht.
violets, 6 for 25c, red, pink and white
orange azaleas 12 for $1. Have a few
evergreens Anonymous Japonica root-
ed, 20c ea., all rooted. moss packed.

d| Miss Jessie Lee Eaton, Dahlonega, Ga,

RFD.

Double white May pinks 4 bunches
for p5c; everblooming white thrift
plants $1 per 100; double white tube
rose bulbs 25 per doz; purple achi-
menes bulbs 25c doz; double dahlia
bulbs, yellow, white, red and variega-
ted, 50c per doz.; white shasta daisy
plants 20c per doz. or 2 for 35c, Ig.
double blooming cannas, white, three
shades of pink, red, orange and va-
riegated 35c per doz; pink thrift
plants 50c per 100; pink cochet month-
ly blooming roses 2 yrs. old, 20c ea;
pink and white spirea, Pride of Roch-
ester, pink weigelia, pink blooming ja-
ponica, white English dogwood, strong
plants, 15c each. Mrs. W. M. Vickers,
Siloam, Ga.

Elephant ears 10 each or 3 for 25c;
pink, white and yellow chrysanthe-
mums 15c per doz. Stamps accepted.
Miss Iris ONeal, Manassas, Ga.

Poppy and larkspur _ seed. Grown
from Hastings stock. No stamps or
checks accepted. Mrs. A. D. Brinson,
415 W. Pearce St., Cairo, Ga.

Mimosa shrubs 3 to 4 ft., 75c each,
6 for $4. 5 to 7 4t.. $1 each or 6 for
$5. Will bloom second year. R. G.
Bryan, Philomath, Ga.

Mixed geranium cuttings, all colors,

10 a cutting, Spring delivery. Mrs.
G. W.

Byers, White, Ga.

Boston fern cuttings 15c each. Well
rooted. 1 ruffled fern 15c for cutting
rooted. Mrs. L. W. Byers. White. Ga.

Blue grape hyacinth bulbs, blooming
Mrs. Lee Akins
Hartwell, Ga.

Double red carnations now blooming
25c each; large type cannas. red, yel-
low ang rose color 10c each or 60c
per doz. Two blooming size tea roses
red with white eye. single, 25c each;
blooming size verbena, red, purple and
rose colors, 5c per bunch or 12 for
50c; Elephant ear bulbs 10c each; dbl.
petunias, variegated purp'e and white,
15 each; purvie violets. ic each; pink
Dorothy Perkins roe bushes, 2 year
size, 25c each; old time pink rock rose
2 year size, 25c each; 2 rooted white
dbl. altheas 1 ft. high 25c or will exch

for dbl. red altheas.. white mammon

cochet o rany radiance or other nam-
ed variety of roses 2 year old. size;
Shasta daisies 25c per doz; white and
yellow daisies (smaller size than shas-
ta) 15c doz; phlox petunias and lark-
spure plants 3 doz. 25c. Will exch.
for 1 doz. large bloom pansy plants;
(No name giv-
en).

50 abelia bushes for sale, 5 for $1.50;
12 for $3.25, 25 for $6.25, also butter-
fly bushes 4 feet high 50c each or 5
for $2. J. KR. Kennedy, Menlo, Ga.
- American Beauty and old time white
rose bushes 15c; white and spruce
pines 20c; evergreen holly bushes 25c;
evergreen honeysuckle vines, 50c per
oz; birds eye bush 10c each. flower-
ng each trees 25c each bush; Klon-
dike and everbearing strawberry
lants, mixed, 25c -per 100; _ privet
ushes 25c each. Postage paid on or-
ders for over $1. Miss Pauline Jones,
Loving, Ga.

White and blue iris 35c doz; white
and yellow jasmine 20c each; veron-
ica 10c ea; lavender lupine 10c each;
adams needle 15c ea; snowdrops 20c;
cuttings of shower of gold. tree hy-
drangea; weigelia 10c: rosemary. 10c
ea; cape jasmine 25c ea; deer tongue
cactus 15c ea; oak hydrangeas 20c ea.
white and purple lilacs 15c ea; white

double and single spirea 20c ea; win-

ter honeysuckle 20c ea; fruit pome-
granate. figs 20c ea. Will exch any
of the above for any color of gladioli
except req or any color of iris except
white and blue. Mrs. J. W. Atkins,
Lawrenceville, Ga., RFD 1.
Forsythia or yellow bells 10c and
25c each. large plants; bridal wreath
or spirea 25c or 5 for $1; large privet
hedge $1 per 100, have 350 plants will
sel] lot for $2.50. Golden chocolate
iris 25c per doz, lemon lilies 25c per
doz; large white striped grass 10c
plant. January jasmine or Scotch
broom 10c per plant; alphvas 10c;
pink. purple and blve lilac 10c or lg.
ones for 25c; English dogwood or sy-
ringa 25c, evergreen ivy very chea).
Will exchange any of the above plants
for red amaryl'is. Please send post-
age. Mrs. H. O. Padgett, 160 Howard
&t., S. E., Atlanta. Ga.
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Thursday, February 5, 1931.
Flowers and Seed For Sale

Sweet scented grass pinks, white and
pink mixed, 15c doz. 4 doz. for 50c.
Victoria and Golden spur daffodils, 25c
doz. Purple and white iris mixed, 20c
doz., chinese lantern 15c ea. root. Or-
ange and Arabian lilies 15c doz. 4 doz
for 50c. Coreopsis plants, 15c dozen,
Dorothy Perkins good roots 2 for 25c,
yellow bells, 10c._ Madonna lilies, 10c
ea. Miss Christine McLeod, College
Park. Ga., Rt. 2.

Mtn. laurel, 90c doz. box elder 20c
bunch or $1.50 doz., every bunch. Sar-
vis bushes, any height, 20c ea., or $2
doz. Hydrangea-.bushes from;2 to 3
ft. high, 10c ea. or $1 doz. Caspn_ or
money order, or exch for peanuts. Add
postage. Mrs. Emily Long, Cleveland,
Ga., Rt. 4, Box 13.

Dbl. yellow japonica, 2 year, well
rooted, 25c ea. or large 4 year old 50c
ea. Tube rose 40c ea., wedding bells
35c. each, chrysanthemums. 60c dozen.
Deep red crepe Myrtle 45c ea. Pallida
Dalmatica iris, 50c doz. Digitalis dah-
lia, $1 doz. Boxwood $1. Velvet rose
20c ea. Jonquils and daffodils, 30c
doz. Digitalis foxgloves, 35c doz. Ches-
ley White, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3.

Daffodils and narcissus, $1 per 100.
Orange lilies, $1 per 109. Spider wart.
same price. Althea white and purple,
Single. $1 per C.. English dogwood 2
for 25c. Evergreen myrtle, $1 per C.
Pink hardy phlox, 25c doz. Chester-
field daisies. 15c doz. Dbl. yellow ker-
ria japonicas, 2 for 25c. Snow balls,
2 for 25c. Weeping linden, 2 for 25c.
Pink almonds and_ bridal] wreath and
purple lilac, same price. Juniprs, 50c
ea. Pink peony bulbs, 50c ea. Dark



purple iris, 30c per doz. Pink weige-

lias 25c ea. Golden bell and forsythia
2 for .25c. Exch. for feed sacks or
something useful. Add postage. Mrs.
Mallie Henderson, Ellijay; Ga. Rt. 3.

White jonquils and yeliow daffodils
25c per doz. or $1 per C. White and
purple Iris, 30c per doz., 3 doz. 50c.
White and lavender altheas. 4 for 30c.
Pink crepe myrtle and purple lilac.
25c ea. Snowdrop, purple violets, ox-
alis and several colors of old time
winter pinks. 10c per bunch. Mixed
colors phlox. 10c per doz. Mrs. Eula

Hawkins, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 4.

Ball type dbl. dahlia tubers, yellow,
red, orange, pink, purple, white and
variegated. The variegated has pur-
ple, lavender and purple and white
spotted flowers all on the same stalk

- 10c ea., 3 for 25c or $1 per doz. del.



5Oc ea.

Mixed colors. blooming size Sweet Wik
liam plants 25c per doz... white with
yellow cup narcissi bulbs, 15c per doz.
Feather Ball Poppy seed. pink and red
mixed Tal] growing cosmos seed, white.
red and pink. All colors Sweet Will-
fam seed. 10c per spoonful. or 3 for 25c
del. Will exchange seed for Cape
Jasmine cuttings. Small leaf ever-
green privet hedge plants, 12 to 18
in. tall,.$1 per 100 del. Dbl. geranium
cuttings. white, red and pink, 10c ea.
3 for 25c. Large yellow. red and or-
ange cannas. 3 for 25c. Wil] exchange
any of above flowers for goog white
feed sack. Mrs. A. C. Gladden, Rt. 3.
Box 31, Tallapoosa, Ga.

Roots of a Terrestria orchid, the
foliage is sword like, 2 to 2 1-2 ft. high
the blooms are a rich reddish purple.
& six petal flat bloom, on tall spikes
2 to 3 ft. high. Are perfect, hardy out
of doors. Directions for cultivation
with each order. 50c ea., 3 for $1.00.
Mrs. Grant Brock, Tallapoosa. Ga.

Dbl. yellow Japonica 2 yrs. old, well
rooted, 25c ea.. Are large 4 year old.
Jonauil daffodil, 35c dozen.
Weeping Mary 50c ea., Fox glove 35c
doz. Button pinks 30c doz. Pink run-
ning rose, 20c ea. Snow balls; 2 yr.
old, well rooted, 50c ea. Bleeding
heart 50c bunch. Mrs. Will Crump.
Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3.

Double yellow Japonica, 2 yr. old,
well rooted. 25c ea. Large 4 yr. old
50c ea. Jonquil daffodils, 30c doz...
tube roses, 20c ea. Cactus dahlia, $1
per doz. variegated. 50c doz Wedding
bells. 50c ea., chrysanthemums, 75c
doz., Boxwood. $1.25 ea. Ivy. 25 ea.
Dalmatica iris. 50c doz. Delphinium

15e doz. Evergreen 20c doz. Miss M.
Barrett. Ellijay, Ga.. Rt. 3:
Perennial Hardy phlox, $1 per doz.

Sweet William, same price. Old fash-
foned grass pinks, 50c doz. Pink and
purple verbena, 75c doz. Rhododendron
laurel $1 doz. Cedar, 1 and 2 ft. 15c
ea. or $1 doz. Spruce pines, white
pines, Lemon lilies, oxalis, pink, 15c
bunch. Monthly roses, well rooted,
white, pink, cream, blue, dark red and
flesh, 15c ea. Seven Sister roses, well
rooted,

erepe myrtle, 6c ea. Yellow

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thornless roses, 15c ea. Peach almond,
l5c ea. Well rooted. Add postage.
_ Cleo Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt.

March flowers, 50c doz. Jonquils,
25c doz., Flowering peach tree, 20c ea.
Altheas, lilies, 15c ea. Japonicas, 25c
ea. Japanese Barberry bushes, 15c
ea. White pine and spruce 20c ea.
Winter fern, 40c doz. Arbor vitaes,
25c ea. Mt. Laure) and Ivy, l5c ea.
Azaleas, 10c ea. All well rooted. add
postage. A nice plant with every or-
der: Mrs. E. L. Parris, Loving. Ga.

Canna and caladium bulbs, 20c each.
J.-M. Sessions, Rome, Ga., Rt. 6.

Severa] large cape jasmines for sale.
Mrs. H. H. Hinton Auburn, Ga. Rt. 1.

Flowering peach trees, 10c ea. or 6
for 55c. Crabapple sprouts, 10c ea.
Snowballs, 20c ea. Junipers, 25c ea.
Pink Cherokee roses, 50c doz. Pink
choice roses; 25c ea. Evergreen hon-
eysuckle vines, 50c doz. Tomb vine, 50c
doz. Holly bushes, 75c doz. Golden
beHs 10c ea. Red. white and yellow
azaleas, $1 doz. Kudzu vine cuttings,
10c ea. N. C. high peak Balsam and
Balsam spruce, $2 ea. Lilac vines, 10c
ea. Add postage. Miss Leslie Wright,
Loving, Ga.

Large and medium size boxwood. H.
E. Bowman, Buford, Ga., Rt. 3.

White willows, 2 for 25c, Trailing
arbutus, 20c doz., crabapple sprouts, 2
for 25c, Blueberry bushes, 15c dozen.
White dogwood, 3 for 25c, Evergreen
ferns, 20c doz. Tiger lily bulbs, 25c
doz. All well rooted. With every or-
der, one bush given free. Mrs. Essie
Woody, Loving, Ga.

White pines, 15c ea. Mountain lau-
rel, 2 for 25c; Mtn. ivy, 2 for 25c; aza-
leas, orange-colored, 75c doz. trail-
ing arbutus, 15c doz. Wax plants, 20c
doz. Hardy ferns t5c doz., sugar plum
sprouts 2 for 25c, Tiger lilies $1 per
100, heart ease, 15c doz. All well roo-
ted, Add postage. Two bushes given

with every. order free. Mrs. M. A.
Abercrombie, Loving, Ga.
Mountain Laurel, 2 for 25c:; Red

dogwoods, 4 for 25c, azaleas, 3 for 25c.
Snow on the mtn., 15c doz. Orange
day lilies, 20c doz. Golden glow, 20c
doz. Blue berry bushes, 15c doz. Ev-
ergreen ferns, 15c doz. White dog-
wood, 2 for 25c; Holly berry bushes,
3 for 25c, Pussywillows, 3 for 25c; ni-
ger pines, 3 for 25c. All well rooted.
Add postage. With every order, two
free bushes given. Miss Ethel Fox,
Loving. Ga. i

A genera] collection of very fine
dahlia tubers, including Snowdrift.
Jean Chavot, Jersey Beauty, Warner.
Breeze Lawn, at $1.50 per doz. Plus
postage, unlabeled; also tubers from
labeleq dahlias, including Marmion
Kramer Peacock, Jersey Beacon, Jer-
sey Beauty. and other fine ones at
very low prices. Mrs. John Hynds,
Atlanta. Ga., 93 Warren St., N. E.
Phone Dearborn 0489-W. #

Red flowering quince, white spirea,
Forsythia, white English dogwood, 10c
ea. 6 for 50c, cuttings of white ever-
blooming running ose, 3 for 10c, 1 doz
for 30c. Rooted red currant sprouts
and red goose plums, 6 for 50c. Orders
for 75 or over prepaid. Mrs. S. T.
Smith, Austell, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 90.

Abelias for sale, 1 1-2 yrs. old, 4 for
$1, 10 for $2.25, or 25 for $5, also Mt.
laurel and ivy. Ivy small plants 25c
or will get bunch as big as washpot for
$3 or two for $5. Will exchange either
for gladioli or tulip bulbs. J. K. Ken-
nedy, Menlo, Ga.

Dwarf and tree boxwoods for sale 1
to 5 ft tall, $2 to $5 ea. Mrs. Eula
Mitchell, Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 4.

Well. rooted hedge bushes 10c doz.
White jonquils and yellow daffodils
and blue flags 10c a doz. Add postage.
Mollie Gable Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3.

Privet hedge plants well rooted 100
for $1.25 postpaid, pink crepe myrtle
sprouts well rooted, 25c ea. postpaid.
Mrs. T. W. Roberts, Tallapoosa, Ga.,

| Rt. 3.

Pink Red and purple -poppy seed,
large and dbl, 10c tablespoonful, red
purple, yellow dahlia bulbs 25c and 30c
ea (large and dbl).. White jonquils
bulbs, 25c doz, April blooming narcis-
sus (white) 25c doz. Add postage on
all orders. Mrs. William Pollard, Bre-
men, Ga., Rt. 1. Box 37. :

Nice size pink crepe myrtle plan
25c ea, Shasta daisies and large blue
violets, 25c per doz, Mrs. P. J. Lawson,
Rt. 4, Lithonia, Ga.

Booking orders for all types and col-
ors of large chrysantemums 50c doz.
$3 per 100, $8 per M, Shasta daisies,
25c per doz., Sweet Williams, 5c ea,



35 per doz, large blue violets 250 per

fj

doz, pink crepe myrtle 20c ea. Mrs. M.
M. Kelley, Rt. 4, Lithonia, Ga.

Milk and wine lilies 15c ea, pink and
red geranium cuttings 10c ea. abelias
10c ea. Christmas and Thanksgiving
cactus, 10c per cutting or exchange for
white feed sacks, butter bean seed, gar-
den peas, Crowder peas, string beans
or onion sets. Mrs. Indiana Barnes,
Nicholls, Ga.; Rt. 1, Box 20.

Dbl. hollyhock plants will bloom this

cannas mixed colors, 6 for 25c. Spirea
and forsythia, 2 yr old bushes, well
rooted 2 for 25c. Everblooming Hy--
brid tea roses, red and pink also dbl
white Killarney rose very large, white
blooms, 3 of the above 2 yr old bushes
for 50c, also yellow radiance Dorothy
Perkins climbing rose 2 yr old plants
2 for 25c. Lemon day lilies and Jap-
anese iris, 3 well rooted plants for 25c
or exchange for Globe arborvitae Irish

junipers. Mrs. Tinnie Phillips (no ad-
dress given).
White flowering privet hedge 100

cuttings for 50c, Golden glow plants
25c per doz, trailing arbutus, 25c per
doz, evergreen honeysuckle vines, 25c
per doz, Birds eye hedge bushes, 35c
per doz, White flowering dogwood, 20c
ea, red maple 20c ea, Wild ferns, 3
bunches 25c. Dwarf Huckleberry bush-
es, 30c doz. Will exch for onion plants,
English peas, okra seed or anything of
equal value. Stamps accepted. Mrs.
M. A. Chambers, Rt. 1, Rossville, Ga.

Blue flag lilies, 25c doz. Exchange
for nice clean feed sacks. Mrs. J. C.
Chappelear, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 3.

April blooming white narcissus bulbs,
20c per doz, dbl blue. hyacinth bulbs,
60c per doz. Dbl red bronze leaf (King
Herbert) cannas 60c per doz, Young
Mans fancy, blue lilac bushes, flower-

year, large plants well rooted, 3 for 25c ,
also hollyhock seed, 10c pkg, Hastings |





















PAGE THIRTEEN

with order. FOB. Mrs. A. C. Hewi
Screven, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 25.

Boxwood, a small bush 75c, yellow
narcissus, well rooted, 25c a doz. Holly
bushes, well rooted, 25c a bush, cedars.
spruces, 2 for 35c, mountain laurel,
25c, maple bushes all kinds well root-
ed, 10c ea., grub root, horseradish. roots,
catnip, Lady slipper, black snake root,

Sampson snake root, butterfly root,
yellow root, Black Haw _ root, sage
plants, heart leaf roots, beach nuts,

Sell or exchange for white feed sacks
or sugar sacks or eggs. Mrs. J. N. An=
derson, and Mrs. J. T. Grindle, Mure
ryville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Boston and ostrich plume ferns, 20
ea. well rooted, St. Bernard lily, vari-
gated foliage (pot plant) 15c ea. well
rooted red May cactus rooted 25c,
Sword ferns well rooted, 15 well root:
ed orchard plant 25c, w. Godfrey cal
la lily 25c ea. White daisy Chrysan=
themums 10c per doz. Canna lily green
foliage and very large red flowers 25
per doz, pink canna, 10c ea. pink Dor
othy Perkins rose well rooted 10c ea.
pink cluster running rose, well rooted,
5c ea. Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey, Ga.

Maygnolia and dogwood trees 2 to
yrs. old, 50c ea. Del. or exchange for
Chas. Wakefield or Long Island cab=-
bage plants also exchange Klondyke
strawberry plants for onion sets, tur=
nip, rape and snap bean seed. B. F.
Hartman, Ochlochnee, Rt. 1, Ga.

Dbl dahlias dark red and yellow, yel
low daffodils and jonquils, yellow can:
nas 40c doz. Orange day lilies 500 ws
$3, white jonquils $5 M. dbl rose peony,
white Aug..lily bulbs, - cabbage palms,



40c per 100, 2 boxwoods, 28
$1.50 ea, yellow thornless.
rambler, laurel holly, ivy, azalea, red



ing almonds and pink crepe myrtle all
for 20c ea. Cream American beauty

2 ft high with strong roots, $1. Add
postage. Mrs.W. T. Caldwell, Milner,
Ga. Rt. 2.

25 boxwood bushes, price from 50c up
Mrs. W. A. Isbell, Rt. 4, Cedartown, Ga.

Blue iris, 25c doz, hardy phlox, 20c
doz, dbl yellow golden glow, 25c doz,
jonquils, 20c doz, bleeding heart, 30c
bunch Spiderwart 20c doz. Shasta
daisies 20c doz, dbl yellow lilies 20c
doz, white, red, yellow mums,
doz, butterfly lilies 15c doz, blue fox
gloves, 15c doz, pink peonies, 25c bunch
white paper narcissus bulbs 20c doz,
striped yard grass 10c bunch, dbl. white
spirea 10c ea, bridal wfeaths, 10c ea,
winter jasmine, 20c ea, 2 yr. old Jap-
onicas 15c ea, 2 for 25c, golden bell 10c

ea or 2 for 25c Jap hedge bushes 10c
ea, pink almond 10c ea. All plants
well rooted. Add postage. No check

accepted. Mrs. N. M. Hefner, Talking
Rock, Ga. RFD 2.

White and pink sweet pinks, red and
pink verbenas, 3 bunches 25c, White
flag lilies, dbl and single Lemon lilies,
red, yellow rose spotted, Salmon pink
and red with bronze leaves, canna
bulbs 3 for 25c red and spotted gladi-
oli, red lily bulbs, 5c ea, or 50c doz.
Milk and wine lily bulbs 20c, Lavender
and white Physostegia plants 25c doz.
pink and white and blue hydrangeas
25c or $2.75 per doz. Sweet violets 20c
doz, dbl red dahlia bulbs 10c. White
star jasmines rooted, 15c; Lace, Bos-
ton, Asparagus, Sprengeri, New Crest-
ed, Teddy Jr., Maiden Hair and Oak
ferns 15c ea. Rose Justicia, 15c; large
pink begonias, Guinea Wingy, white and
pink Angel wing, also Rex begonias,
rooted 20c ea. Red, white and pink
geraniums, rooted, 15c ea, 2 for 25c,
Abelias, rooted 40c; ribbon grass, 20c;
pink Crepe Myrtles 20c and Wisteria
15c ea. Mrs. W. A. Huff, Milledgeville,
Ga. Rt. 2 :

Chinese Arborvitae 75c Rosedale
$1.50, Compact $1, Pyramidal $1, Lrish
Juniper $1.50, Cedrus Deodora $1.25,
Lig. Japonicum 60c. Lig Lucidum 1.
abelia, extra large 40c, yellow cannas
25c doz. Armoor River privet hedge
to 5 ft $4 per 100. Anthony Waterer,
Van Houtti Thunbergi and white Bil-
lardi spirea 30c, Deutzia Pride of Roch-
ester, Althea 25c Rose, variegated and
pink weigelia 40c winter jasmine 20c
Christmas honeysuckle, Eng. dogwood,
Philadelphus, 30c. magnolia 75c db] red
and white flowering peach, 30c myrtle
and forsythia 30c all field grown and
Govt insp. and large enough to plant
anywhere. R. L. Wheeler, Clinton Rd,
Rt. 5, Macon, Ga.

Flowering locust.tree sets, cream col-
or cluster flowers, very delicate and
sweet odor, size 7 ft. tall now ready to



set, 60c, 3 for $1.50. No checks. Cash

rose cuttings 10c ea, 1 Paul Neron rose, |

25

and yellow 15c ea. catnip and red horse
mint, 5c bunch. Mrs. Willie Panter,
Morganton, Ga. Rt. 1.

Have some nice shrubbery will se
cheap if you come after them.at m
home near Noble, Ga. Will not shi
Will answer all inquiries if send sel!
addressed stamped envelope. Mrs. J. K.
Stocks, LaFayette, Ga. Rt. 1. rae

Spruce pines, white pines, Mtn. lau
rel, rhododendron, azalea, mixed colors
dogwood, crabapple, all 2-4 ft, 6 for
12 for $1.75. Butterfly bush, red Jap-
onica and coral berry, 6 for $1, 12 for
$1.75 snowdrop bulbs, orange lily bulbs,
red and yellow mixed canna bulbs, 60
doz. blooming size bulbs. Bisnis ar
butus, pink and white, hardy fe
white violets, evergreen galax, all
doz., large size plants snowdrop bulbs
blooming size, 50c doz., or $3 per 100.
Mrs. J. H. Penland, Ellijay, Ga.

Hollyhocks, 5c ea, bronze leaf ca
50c doz, yellow, red and white dahlia
50c doz, April blooming narcissus 35
doz. will exch for gladioli bulbs; tiger)
lilies, large blooming size bulbs, 20c Ar:
moor River hedge $2 per 100, wander
ing Jew lc ea, cutting, pink perenni
phlox, 35c doz., lupines 2 for 5c, kudzi
$4 per.100. Mrs. Claud Rylee, Bufor
Ga. 91 R. R. St. 3

Hardy oak leaf hydrangeas, white
spirea, butterfly bush, winter blooming
jasmine, May cherry and Damson plum
1 to 2 ft high, db) yellow Japonic
crepe myrtle, all 25c ea., large db] can:
nas in red, pink, white, mixed colors
20 bulbs for $1. in small lots 3 bulbs 25%
red quince, Japonica and cluster brid:
wreath 15c ea. hardy Madonna lily
bulbs, large blooming size 25c, lemon:
lily 15c, red everblooming and pink. ar
white begonia and fuschia and weepil
lantana all 10c ea. 4 large dwarf box
-woods, 35 yrs old well shaped and
several smaller ones ranging in height
2 1-2 ft down to 20 in. Will sell rea-
sonable to party calling at (no nam
given). :
Yard hedge and weepin
tings, $1 per hundred.






























willow cu
isteria vine
seven sister roses, pink running rose,
| lily bushes, pink and white, all 10c ea,
| Boxwood and_ arborvitae, 25c ea,
snowballs and althea lilies, 20c ea, 10
choice roses, 75 doz, yellow thornless
, roses, 50c doz, pink Cherokee roses, $1
doz. Red dogwood, 15c ea, or 75 doz.
Blueberry bushes, 60c doz, native
and yellow azaleas 75c doz, pink trail
| ing arbutus and evergreen winter ferns
| 30c doz. Mt. Laurel and spruce pines
and white pines, all 20c ea, or 75c di
sugar plums and crabapple, 15c.
All well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
Lula Patterson, Loving, Ga.
Snowballs and althea lilies, 20 ea, red
3 for 25c. Everbearing strawberry
plants, 25 per hundred, yellow and
white mums, 20c per doz. Add postag
Miss Willa Mae Ralston, Ella Gap, Ga,
(Continued on page sixteen)

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$3.75. Hens now laying, FOB

aoe order.
ige, oe 323 Alford Bt



nt to exch. good value for a pen
re bred B. Rock chickens. Write
full information if interested. Mrs.
2 Cooper, eee Ga. Rt. 4.

ure bred White Rocks. hatch-
April. 8 hens, all laying, and
erel, $15; setting of eggs, $1.50;
Kerel, $3.
ho Epes Re od , .

GAMES_
radies, Warhorse and Shawl-
games. H. Roquemore, Mans-





-LEGHORNS FOR SALE |
rris best egg str. cockerel, 260-
ecord. Direct. 1 1-2 yrs. old.
Buff Orp. cockerel,
$1.50. Money order. Both very
. 5. Tucker, Social Circle, Ga.

c .W. *: Tancred hens, 35 Ap-
hatch and 25 April 1929 heh.
5. April hatch cockerels, $10
for the whole lot, FOB. Mrs.
o Powder Springs, Ma-



' Kings, banded
$2.50 pr. Exch.

Sian. 4 pair racing ho-

25 per pair or $1 pair for
ash or money order. with

ipped freight collect. T. J.

Mes 706 a St. Ny WwW;
Big. :

e L REDS. FOR SALE

bred R. I. Reds, 7 hens. and
rel. Hens, laying, $10;. Also
1.50 per 15. Will exch. a set-



SEs for 9 lbs. white crowder

ONE, Le: Shealey, Se ihare,



EYS, GEESE, GUINEAS,
, DUCKS, ETC, FOR SALE

ucks, pure white Pekins, $1 ea..

A. Chandler,: Carrollton, Ga.

key hens, raised last year, $2.50

ash with order. Mrs. M. E.

d , Stephens, Ga. Rt. 1.

re bred extra fine solid white
ese, 2 geese and one gander,
M: -I, eee Vlaraeniles a

Ons..25e* per: 1b. Will average
lbs. each. Also 4 turkeys,
atched, 25 per lb. T. A, Can-
>C nelia, Gao Rt. dk =
turkeys, bronze, pure. bred 15
old, nice for breeding. $0.--G.
ex Powersville, Gai ku. h
red, Bourbon red turkey hens,
old, $4 each FOB Braselton.
N. Lott,. Braselton, Ga.
anteed pure bred M. B. Gold-
20 months old, tom, weight
extra fine for breeder, $10.00.

ange for 2 hens, same strain, |

gh not less than 13 lbs. also

be pure or would exchange tom

y variety good field. peas. Write
2. Mabry, Canon, Ga.

y Chicks For Sale -

or Barron str., WS Ds
or Ancona baby chicks, also
1d Barred Rocks,. Healthy,
Su mature, blood tested
hens. Hatch every week in
rachines; also custom hat-
every Monday. and Thurs-
ri per egg. Trays hold 110
ene ee C-20;. D.

x

os Iery Wanted

As. sere str. No scrubs.
shburg,. Buena Vista, Ga.

UTNEAS, GEESE, ETC.
Shon eres ee



Clifford M. Bennett,

Mrs, M. Lis Shealey,

chicks for same.

,| eggs, $1
of |S

MARKET BULLETIN Gao ae
Mrs. R. K. Pruitt, La-

Bre aA RE mE,

size pullets. State age, wt. and price,
according to present conditions. T. B.
Lee, Augusta, Ga. Rt. 4.

Want trio Big Bone type M. B. tur-
keys, hens to soon be laying, for
eee: Make best del. my address
price. . Bradford, Rising Fawn, Ga.

Want ne Speckled guinea hens,
not over 1 1-2 yr. old. W. H. Adams,
Covington, Ga.:

Want 1 fine, even. colored, thorough.
bred, 25 or 30 lb. 2 or 3 yr. old Bour>
bon Red tom. Mrs. G. L. Jones, Bron-
wood, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want 3 guinea hens and 1 rooster,
3 ducks and 1 drake. L. A. Smith,
Milford, Ga.

Want trio of big bone M. B. turkeys,
to raise from on halves... Can furnish
ref. Ella Everett, Richland, Ga.
Want geese. and ~ turkeys. Exch.
Tancred W. L. hens at $1 each, and B.
R. cockerels, 10 mos. old, at $1.25 each
for same. Mrs. S. T. Dunaway, Thom-

son, Ga.

Want geese, turkeys and guineas to
raise on shares. Young or old stock.
Weekly report; also want eggs to hch
and raise on shares. Write before

sending. Also want to exch. value for

ducks, geese, turkeys and white sacks.
Mrs. Sam G. eae Claxton, Ga. .~
Want trio M. B. turkeys. Exch. baby

di, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 40.

Want 12 or 15 hens, Black or
Bronze, 2 toms, April 1930 hatch, at
25c lb, and hens not over 2 yrs. old.
Mrs. Luther Garner, Alvaton, Ga.

Want 1 pr. Brown Chinese geese,
and 1 pr. Grey African geese. Also
want to exch. value for turkeys or
ee J. F. Wellborn, Rock Springs

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WYANDOTTES . WANTED
Want 1 White Wyandotte, Hr.
rooster, ye, old. Exch. 18 thorough-
bred week old, same breed chicks, to
be del. April or May. Rooster must
be thoroughbred.. Chicks will be same.

| Mrs. Darwin Satterfield, Ee, Ga.

Rt. 1.



Eggs F or Sale



EGGS FOR SALE

Giant strain Light Brahma eggs,
$1.25 per 15, $2.25 per 30, $6.50 per 100
prepaid. Cartons to be returned. Ar-
thur H. Meyer, Winterville, Ga.
Dark Cornish Game, eggs, Weber
strain, $1.10 per 15 del. \Carton to be

returned. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Lenox,.

Ga.

Hatching eges from Barred rock
hens, headed by pure Thompson Ring-
let B. R. roosters, 80c per 15 eggs.

Myrtis Swann, Lithonia, Ga Rt i

_ Hatching eggs from heavy laying
flocks of pure blooded hens. Donald-
son Reds, Barred Rocks, Tancred str.
White Leghorns, everlay strain Brown
Leghorns, Fishels Rose Combed White
Wyandottes, $1 per 15 del. $5 per 190,
safe delivery and 85 per cent fertil-
=e guaranteed. D. Thomas, Box

Odum, Ga.

50 per 15, crates to be returned. Mrs.
Mary E. Stubbs, Valdosta, Ga.

Pure bred Jersey Black Giant hat-
ching eggs of Hill Crest Farm breed-
ing, $1 per 15. delivered by Parcel
Post. Special attention given all or-
ders, and satisfaction guaranteed. R.
P. Bannister, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred S C R I Red eggs from
strictly culled blood tested hens, best
pen, $1.50 per 15.
ao, Atlanta, Ga. Gordon Road, Rt.
Pure bred Donaldson strain R. I.

Would like to contract with large
hatchery to use my supply through
hatching season, $5 per 100. Charlie
Bailey, Vienna, Ga.

Hatching eggs from prize winning
Marold Tompkins stock, $1.65 per 15
* Mrs.- He Culpepper, Grantville

Bose ;

Eggs for hatching from healthy

| stock of Red, direct from Mrs. -Don-

aldson, $1.50 per 15 del. Mrs. O. L.
Craft. Lavonia, Ga.

Indian runner, ask eggs, $1 per 15
or would exchange egg for ege of any
large breed of chickens,
preferred. J. B. Mason, Vienna. Ga.

Pure bred Barred Rock eggs, $1 per
15. 10 young Barred rock hens, one
cockerel, same age, $16. Mrs. W. N.
Turner, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred everlay brown, Leghorn
er 15, $5 per 100, postpaid

oO. wi bh order.
. Re



Mrs. A. T. Lee, Gar-
715.

Seis bred Black Minorca eggs, - $1. |

Mrs. H. H. Bank

Red eggs. all selected, $1.50 per 15 del |-

/ sale, $30 del,

RT. Reds:

Mars. D. L. Sigs re Aj



$1 per 12 del.
vonia, Ga. Rt. 3.

Selecteq | eggs from pure bred Jer-
sey Black Giants and S. C. R. I. Reds,
$1.25 per 15, prepaid. Mrs. Stella
Burke, Winterville, Ga.

Hatching eggs from pure pred Bar-
red Rocks, $1.50 per 15. Also hatch-
ing eggs from pure bred S. C. R. .)
reds; $1.50 pew 15. Mrs.. George M.
Wicker, Americus, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 80.

Ferris S. C. White Leghorn . ggs,
Ist pen, $1 per 15, $1.75 per 30, Sec-
ond pen, 85c per 15, $1.50 per 30, de-
livered. Carriers returned, all from
direct stock and prize winning cocks
Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. |
Hes
Selecteq fertile 885, White Leghorn
Tancred strain, $1 per 15, 5 settings
and up
del. Parcel Post. 30 dozn in crates 4c.

er egg FOB. John W. Greer, Lake-
and, Ga.

Parks pedigreed Barred Rock hatch-
ing eggs, flock matings, $7 per 100,
$1.50 per 15. Pen matings hens 200
egg records and better mated to ped-
igreed cockerels, direct from Parks, .
$3.50 - per 15. Permit C+158. EH. C.
Pope, Ocilla, Ga.

Hatching eggs for sale from Barred
Rocks pedigree strain bred up to lay
from 200 to 312 eggs per yr. For sale
any time after February 1st, $1.50 eo

Carriers to be returned. Mrs. F.
R. Ardd, Rt. 3, Colquitt, Ga. 5

Select hatching eggs from pure bred |
Barred Rocks of high producing qual-
ities, $1.25 per 15, $5 per 100 del. Crates |
to be returned. Mrs. J. A. eased
Rt. 1, Meigs, Ga. ~

Pure Thompson B. R. eggs 60c_ per
doz. prepaid, all cartons to be returned
sale i220: Clifton, Millen, Ga. _Box
5 :
Select hatching eggs from pure bred
Marcys heavy laying strain, | prize

winning unrelated Jersey Black Giants

Crates to be returned. Miss Alice

Joiner, Soperton, Ga., Rt. 2..

Eggs for hatching from 2 and 3 yr
old hens, carefully selected and mat-
ed to extra fine young cockerels, sin-
gle comb, White Leghorns of the Tan-
cred strain. Al] eggs carefully select-
ed and guaranteed to average 24 oz.
to. doz. at $3.50 per 100, prepaid to.
any address in Georgia. Cases to be
feturned at my expense. ..All orders
filled: promptly _ or money - refunded.
= checks. J. B. Parrish, -Graymont,

a.

Sie): Buff Leghorn eggs from blood
tested flock, $1 per 15 del. Will exch.
for garden or corn field beans, any
variety so they are tender or for seed
peanuts, onion or cabbage plants, seed
Irish or sweet potatoes. Each party to
pay postage. Mts. L. O. Stapler, Roop-
ville, Ga., Rt. 2.

Rowen duck eggs, $1 per setting of
15. Exch. for wheat or Tung Oil trees
e B. Rowers: Swainsboro, Ga., Rt.

Poa bred - Golden Buff Orp. eggs,
1.10 per 18, postpaid. Mrs. S. Sprag-
eins, Fitzgerald, GalRte 1, Box 5;

White Pekin duck eggs, $1.25 per|
12 Me. Bennet Cash wit horder. Clifford

ennett, LaGrange, Ga. 323 Alford



Eggs Wanted



Want strictly fresh fertile eggs
from well fed flock Reds or Rocks,
preferred, or any good hatching large

breed eggs. can use 100 to.200 must}:

be well selected, will pay Ic on each
egg more than market price, or hateh
for half chicks and del. Mrs. J. E.
Sikes, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 1. Ces

_ Live Stock For Sale

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CATTLE FOR. SALE
6 mos. old bull calf, Jersey, ent. to
reg. Grandson of Tiynnwood Alber

Fair. Sire of the cow took first prize |:

5 out of 6 Fairs and: 2nd prize ti
6th. Fine calf, worth $50 but for qui
your Exp. office any-
where in Ga. .Sidney C. Williams,
Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 3.

7 mos. old J. heifer. Mother gives
4 gal. with good feed.

Grogan, White Ga. Rt. 2.

Fawn Col. Grade J. freshen 3rd
time soon, $75. Take part pay in any
kina of grain, bright hay or cow peas
del. only at lot. R. oe. Steinheimer,
Brooks, Ga. ~

1 -young milch cow with ana calf,
heifer, 3. gal. milk and _ 1a outter,

730 dozen, 80c per setting, |

old, wt. 175 to 200 ~ lbs.

| $42 for lot.

Little bone,

| sonable distance. |

mule.

Hartwell, Ga..
$15. Nubert | -
| 12 mos. old, $2.50 pr. or will trade for.



and not |

Cee Thursday, February, 5, 1931.
Reg. Guernsey bull, 6 yrs. old. Lang-

water line. H. McC Harris, De Sota,
Ga.

650 lbs; 1 grade. steer, 21-2 -yrsold,
wt. about 550: lbs. Both in oe cond
Make best offer.

Greenville, Ga. peice
A fine cow for sale at reasonab ie

FOB price. Mrs. J. W. J. Lord,
merce, Ga.<* i

Pure bred J. heifer calf, for i
or exch. for pigs: G. E. Sanders
Carnesville,,Ga.

Light col, pure sl oe milch cow. wit
young calf priced reasonably. 2. Ez
MeKnight, Senoia, Ga. SS

9 mos. old J. male, $30. Will. re
and transfer in ouyers name, Cee
Hallman, Douglasville, Ga. Rt, 1.

1 Black Angus. pull, 18 mos. old, whe

Reg. J. cows and heifers, some bred

and some calves. At Farmers pric-
es. 1.1, Wyatt, Farrar, Ga.

Reg. J. calves, 6 to. 14 mios. old.

A. Holmes, Ranger, Ga.

2 fine heifers, 6-and 8- 4m 08. old &
mos. 1-2 Jersey and 1-2 Guernsey; 6.
mos. Jersey. Fine: stock; 1 Jersey. bul
(mother gives 5 gal.). will sell or exc
for farm mule. C. M. Dwight, Atla:
ta, Ga. 1929, Capitol Ave., Phone Main
6639.



oO ates HOGS FOR SALE
5 sows with 40 pigs 4 to 6 wks. old.
All well bred. R. S. Parham, Green-

ville, Ga.

1 big bone guinea gilt, wt. about 108.
lbs. bred to big BE guines boar, $10. Mr.
H. B. Durden, aymont. Ga.

1 pr:
1 me old: Sow to farrow in February.
The first $25. P. O. Money order, or
30 bu. of good corn, or 15 bu. sound
Brab peas gets them. Miss Kate Lan-

easter, Sylvester, Ga.

1 pure bred Duroc J. gilt 9 mos old_
farrow last of March. Cherry red and
a dandy. First P. O. money order for
$20 gets her. FOB Gresston, = Sie
L. Henderson, Eastman, Ga. Rt. s

1 reg. Duroc Jersey boar, io mos

Gleaming
Stilts. Sireg by Super Stilts, 269067. ve
$15.'T. Gs Kent, Gibson, Ga.

11 shoats, 3-4 S. BO; aha ed ee
roc. 6 wt. from 60 to 75 lbs. av. the

other 5 from 40 to 45 lbs. $66: for lot

at my farm. Will not ship. M. 2.

Floyd, Cochran, Ga: Rt. 5..

Guinea hogs; 6 wks. old pigs, 1 male.
1 male 2
1 yr. old. Fine type. S25 061 gilt bred
-for March farrow,

and 2 sows. $20 or $15 pair;

$30. Exch. for
chickens, or syrup. ~ _ Wallace Barnes,
Summit, Ga. ae

Blue Guineas, 2 imales,
stock, 6 wks. old, $10
Barnes, Summit, Ges

3 Duroc J. gilts, 8 mos old, $15 ea.
Je a Lumsden, albotton,,

old time

Ga.

6 pigs, whee old, half BPO. and
half S. P. C. wt. around 25 or 30 Ibs.
| Treated against cholera. $5 ea, FOB.
Mrs. H .A. Humphrey, Mitchell, Ga.

Reg. big bone B. Essex. Thin hair,
straight nose, Special reduced price
$10 ea. Unrelated pr. $18; 3 for $25.
W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, Ga., Box 146. -
. Two 6 mos. old Guinea males for
breeding purposes. Ready for service.
short legged, stay-fat
kind. Will del. by truck within rea-

Rossville, Ga.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

Old mule, will exchange for sow and
pigs or shoats, you bring hogs and get |
Write or come to see me first.
s Cc. Johnson, Thomasville. Ga, Rte

One bay mare mule, weight about



900 lbs. 6 yrs. old. Work anywhere. $75 as

James. B. Woods. Brooks. Ga.
* A-No&l farm mare, 12 vrs. old, and -

| mule colt 6. mos. -old, will sell cheap

or exch for corn or oats at 75ce per
bu. CR. S. Parham, Greenville Ga.

RAPBITS FO? SALE
1 nair Chizchilla rabbits.

10 mos.

-old $6 or exchange for trio pure Gol-
den or Silver Sebriehts or Buff. Coch- |

ins Bantams. Sidney J. Herring,
Bix;

3 pr. N. Z. Reds. good cond. about

chickens or anything of equal value:
Paul Jones, Hartwell. Ga. Box 344.
Sev. Chin. 8 to 10 wks. old, $1 each

or $2.50 per trio; 2 does and 1 buck, ~
4 mos. old, $3.50: 12 mos. old doe, $3.-
50: All pure stock and in nice, heal--

Gao GC,
Rt 1
it: ION

chy Exp. prepaid in
Douglasville Ga.
hinchilla Duck

xE i

Tix

_,-and-6. F.C. hogs, about

each. oes Be

W. N.. SCS a

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Peursday, February 5, 1931,
no we ge a

: RABBITS FOR SALE

Ped. and reg., Chin. does. bred, $3
each; Ped. and bred does, $2 each;
Trios, ~4 mos. of age, $5; Silver Mar-
oo ready to breed, $5 trio. All Heal:

2

does, $3 each, 4 Chinchilla about 4 or
5 months old, 50c each. 6 new Zea-
land reds, about 8 to 10 months old
$1.50 | each. Will exchange for pigs
or chickens. O. M. Puckett, Newnan,
Ga. Rt. 4.
5 pure bred New Zealand red rab-
bits, 1 pair 8 mos. old, $1.50. 1 pair
- months old, $1. Also 1 old. buck,
$1. Will sell all for $3 or exchange
for pullets or baby chicks. Add ex-
press. Edwin Lovett, Luthersville, Ga
Chinchilla Pedigreed breeders, does
and bucks. Write for prices. Also few
Himalayan pedigreed rabbits. W. M.
Coon, Thomasville Ga.
Chinchilla rabbits from Stahls Gold
Certificate very best stock. Pedigrees
furnished with each rabbit sold. 8 to

10 wks. old, 75c each. More than tenn

to order, 70c each./12 to 14 wks. old

esl: each. Bucks 85 ea. D. Ee
nney, Blackshear, Ga.

ey pair Zealand white rabbits, $2 ea.

exchange for 3M potato plants or

pair geese or good pig Cholera treat-

Mrs. B. C. Sanders, Lawrenceville,

Chinchillas does, 12 months old, $2
each. N. Z. White does 11 months old
2 each. Reg. Chinchilla does, $4 ea.
grey Flemish giant. doe, weight 10
bs. 15 months old, $2. 50. Cash with
order or exchange. Herman Mize,
Americus, Ga.
: Chinchillas breeders, $1.50 pedi-
greed. 3 mos. old, $1 per pair. Ameri-
can black fox rabbits, 6 months old
$2 each, 8 and 10 wks.old, $1 per pr.
ie exchange for peanuts or chick-
ms, or bees if close enough, or any-
hing useful. M. Sudderth, Buford,

Few Silver Marten, Himalayan and
Chinchilla pedigreed breeders. Reas-
nably priced. Write to M. S. Rog-
rs, P. O. Box 432, Thomasville, Ga.
Few New Zealand white and New

2

Gadieveed
ae. 15 mos. a: and puck 9 months
te both fine and in good condition.
Ga. for pair, Mrs. A. Tanner, Wrens,

Pedigreed and Registered Chinchilla
does, bred to registered buck,. $3 each.
2 oo stock, $5 per pair. Am sell-

ng out. A. A. Marshall,
Washington, Ga.

Large white rabbits with pink eyes,
buck and 2 does, one yr. old, $2.50
per oa: or $3.25 for. _ the three. Mrs.

] Walters, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 3.

Norio of New Zealand white rab-
bits, healthy and select, 10 months
old, $5 FOB. George uu Northcutt,
r., 108 Sessions St., Marietta, Ga.

Live Stock Wanted

Box 448,





ees Want l cow, giving 2 or 3 gal. milk
as per day. Eee value. Mrs. L. W.
yess. White, G
registered spetted poland

it of big bone. type. Cholera im-
mune, about 4 to 6 wks. old, state
- price. in first letter FOB Sumner, Ga,
Want registered papers in my name.
Landy Watson, Sumner, Gac Rt. 2,

ox 54.

25 to 30 good. rade Jersev heifers
from high producing cows, 12 to 15
mos. old. Must be cheap for cash.

_ Also carload common range cows, ei-
ther with calves by side or <oon to
drop calf. Also car eood srade year-
lines or calves old enough to eat, of
beef type, cheap for cash. E. T. Smith
Rt. 1, Faceville Ga.
: Want 2 big suihea or Poland hin
pigs, weight about 50 Ibs. each. Wr
_ exchange 10 Ancona. Sheppard. straic
hens 18 mos. old or Buff Orpingto~
hens or pullets for same. Mrs PR
Shelton, Norwood. Ga. Rt. 2.
__ 1 Big Bone Essex nig, cheap. for cas
or -exchange value. -Conier Meeks.
_ Alto, Ga.
Jersey bull. Pogis and ~ Plumage
breeding, youns bull but must have
are and be price right. EE Tee:
Rt. 4, Augusta. Ga.
zs Want 2 Essex
5 to 100. Ibs.

china

shoats
oy same.



noia, Ga.

Lted, 25e..per. C
M, del. Mrs. J.S.

| ae



MARKET

take: good. care of it., or will ide
fine grade Jersey heifer and other val-
ues or pay part cash. R. Brasiel, The
hock; Gackt.
Want to rent good mule near Senoia,
Ga.,.for 1931. C. E. McKnight, Se-



RABBITS WANTED

Want several hundred small rabbits,
any color or sex. E. A. Ty Hape-
ville, Ga.

% SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED>
100 to 150 naturally hornless goats,
orice must be reasonable for cash,
FOB, or delivered. E. T. Smith. Rt.
oe Paceville Ga.



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e

: Plants | F or. Sale /

See oat peg pace eeteaeiisene

cike and Excelsior mixed strawberry
plants, 25c per 100, $1 per 500, $1.75
per M: Thomas Smith, Appling, Ga.

2M latest improveq Klondike straw-
berry plants, 25c per C, 75c per 500,
= 25 per M del. at Ga. points. J. W.

ellemn, Nahunta, Ga. Box 155.

Saat plants, 2 to 4 years old; $15
per M. I know a good plant and
anlp the best. B. Watson, Hamilton,

z

Kudzu ready, now rooted, joints, $5
per M-del, A. J. Buchanan, Box 231,
Americus, Ga.

W. J. and Chas. Wakefield cabbage
plants, 60c for 500, 90c per M. post-
age prepaid. Make special prices on
large orders. Cash with order. a
oe Galcey, Fitzgerald, Ga.,

Open beq E. J. W. cabbage plants,
ready to ship, 60c per 500, $1 per M.
Shipped day ordered. J. es: Walker,
Box 65, Wray, Ga. -

Want to contract with party to sell
cabbage plants and potato plants. K.
E. Lee, Carters, Ga.

Kellogues Everbearing - strawberry
plants, $1.25 per M. S. E. Bearden,
Nicholls, Ga.

Wakefield Early J, Wakefield cabbage.
plants 25c per 100, 75c for 500, $1.25
per M, postpaid del. $1 per M for 3M
and up. Large amounts. express del.:
Nice large field grown
plants: J. W. Hodges, Odum, Ga.
Frost proof and E. J. Wakefield cab-
bage plants, heading variety, sown
from best seeds and from 1 to 3M pos-
tage paid at $1.25 per M. 5c for 500,

postpaid. 5M or more, $1 per M. Pos-

tage or express collect. No personal
checks: Money order or stamps. J. C.
Chambers; Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Kudzu rooted joints, $4 per M. A:|_

P. Wheeler, 201 Dodson St., Americus,

| Ga. pee

isis and: Mastodon everbearing
strawberry plants, 40c per C. Hima-
laya dewberries $1 per doz. Quince

|trees, English horse apple trees, 20c
each. Add postage.

ner, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. i
Charleston and Jersey

C, |
$1.25 per M del. 5M and more 75c
per M. express collect. Lady Thomp-
son and Klondike strawberry plants,
25c per C, $2 per M del. 5M and more

$1.75 per M express collect. Guaran- |

teed full count and prompt shipments |
Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.
Earliest improved Klondike \straw-
berry plants, 30c per C.- $2.25 per M.
Everbearing strawberry plants, 40c per

C, - Major Crowe, Cumming, Ga. Rt.

4.
Rarliest variety improved Klondike
strawberry plants, all young, well roo-
$1.25 per 500, $2 per
Crowe, Cumming,
Ga., Rt. 4. a ;
EJ. and Flat Dutch cabbage
its 500 for 50c $1 per MFO? Wil)
~ehange 1M cabbage plants for 1M
Bermuda onion plants, each to pay
postage. WwW. B. Skinner. Gainesville.
Crh. Res 42.
. Sabbare and
all varieties
500. $1.25. per
Welch Sylvester, Ga.
Million? frost proof cabbage plants,
extra early J. and Chas. W. Succession

onion plants pow rea-
price postpaid, 75c
M. Miss Minta

Hyer:

sure head and Flat Dutch, fresh grown

Iaree well rooted, 55e per 500, 90 per
M $1.70 per 2M del. bv P. P. post-
naid. -Prompt shipment anq satisfac~
tion neogs: F,
perald, Ga

~ Bed. raspber yy plants, 45 for 50c or
per 100 pestpaid. J. W. , Gosnell,
kasvi t

gt
ok

Several M. Lady whempee: #ion- ;

AS
Million. plants for sale, Early Chas. |

cold proof |

Mrs. W. N. Tur- |

Wakefield |
/and Flat Dutch cabbage heading va-
| riety and Ga. -collards, 25c per

F. Stokes, Fitz- | Jf

| Blondike s 50c per 100.

BULLETIN

kno wwhat plants may be depended
upon to live and thrive and ship this
kind. L. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga,

Frost proof cabbage plants Early
Jersey Chas. Wakefield, and Success-
ion, $1 per M, Bermuda onion plants
$1 per M. All plants del. B. F. Mal-
lard, Brooklet, Ga.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion plants,
$1 per M, or 75c in 5M lots. Add pos-
tage. F. L. Pearson, Altamaha, Ga.

Earliest variety Improved Klondike
strawberry plants, Gov. inspected, $2.-
50 -per M. del. Prompt shipment.
Miss Lena Norris, Sparks, Ga., Rt. 2.

Cabbage plants, all leading varieties
and genuine Bermuda onion plants,
Vellow and white, $1 per M, $3.75 per
5M; .$6.50 per 10M. Good plants and
prompt shipment suaranteed. Jd. A:
nieel els Thomasville, Ga.

Cabbage, Bermuda onion. and col-
biard plants, $1 per M. W..W. Will-
jams, Quitman, Ga.

Large sage plants, 10c or 15 per
cutting: Healthy. Mrs. Warthan Par-
nell, Kite, Ga. Rt. 1.

Charleston Wake., E. J... cabbage
plants, 65c per 500; $1.10 per M del.
$8 per 10M. collect. Guy Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga.

Himalaya blackberry plants with
roots, 25c doz. or exch. for Kentucky
bean seed or. white crease back beans,
velvet okra seed or any kind of wax
beans, bunch beans, horse radish roots.
Mrs. M. L. Shealy, Oglethorpe, Ga.

Klondyke and Lady Thompson
strawberry plants, $2 per M, 30c per
100; Mastodon blackberry plants, 60c
per doz; raspberry, black and cream,
60c doz; Himalaya berry plants, $2 per
100. Also ee peach trees, 10c
ea; Kudzu roots, $8 per M. Add pos-
tage. E. Spence, Dunwoody, Ga.

Red raspberry plants 45 for 50c or
on per 100. Olin Gosnell, Clarkesville,

a.

Mastodon everbearing strawberry
plants, 35c per 100; blooming size and
full of life and ood count. Mrs. J.
Stansel, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 4.
Klondike strawberry plants $2 per
M or exch. for Chas. Wakefield or E.
J. cabbage plants or Calif. or orange
sorghum seed at 5c Ib. for cabbage
and onion plants:
renceville, Ga., Rt. 1.

Kudzu roots, the permanent - forage
1c ea. Write for. quantity price. O.
Perdue, Yatesville, Ga,

All varieties, frost proof cabbage

and Bermuda onion plants, now rea-
dy postpaid, 30c per 100; 60c per 300;
75c per 500; $1.30 per M. Express col-
lect $1 per M. W. C. Hamby, Val-
dosta, Ga., Rt. 2.
Rooted Kudzu plants from 2 to 5
_yrs. old, $1.35 per 100, or will exch. for
budded pecans, pineapple, pears, ev-
erbearing strawberry plants. Mrs. Lula
Parker, Moultrie, Ga.

Strong vigorous. Bermuda grass
plants, not damaged by the freezes,
7oc. Add postage. P. W. Harrison,
Halcyondale, Ga.

E. J.,; Chas. Wakefield, Succession
cabbage plants, $1 per M del. or exch
ese for N. C. runner seed peanuts.

. Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 1..

re tae Wakefield, Gopenneren cab-
bage plants, $1.25 per M. N. T. Christ-
mas, Pinehurst, Ga.
Chas. Wakefield, EL me cabbage
plants, now ready $1 per M. 5M or
10M lots 75c del. G. E. Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1.

Pure Porto Rican potato plants.
count and quality guaranteed, $1.50
per M; tomato plants Stone variety,

Williams, Coffee, Ga.

ting 10c ea., 3 for 25c. Catnip, 10c
punch, 3 for 25c. Cash with order.
Mys. Se} EO; Chambers, Bowdon, Ga.
Rt, She : ;

Frost proof E. J. and Chas. Ww.
yoen field grown plants, ready. Full |
count; well rooted, 30c for 200. 60 for
500, $1 per M del. by prepaid P. P-
J. . Stokes, Fitzgerald Ga... Rt. 3.

Frost proof cabbage plants, Chas
and Jersev Wakefield. Flat Dutch and
Succession, $1 per M. Bermuda on-
ion plants, $1 per.M by express. oes
Mavis & Son. Tifton, Ga.

Early Jersey and Charleston frost-

for 500, $1 per M. postpaid. prompt
shipments. R. Chanclor, Seville, Ga.
Genuine: nursery grown progressive
bearing strawberry plants,. 0c

- 490" or "$5



$3.50: Ber, M.

. Cleveland, es

J. F. Hughes, Law-
{+muda onion plants.

| FOB, or exch. for W. L

PAGE. FIF

Lucretia, 50c per 100. Best variety
grapes, concord Niagara, . and
Grape cuttings, 5c each, $4 per
om Mrsi 3B: DL; Robinson, Green
a. 1 ;
Bermuda onion and leading
ties cabbage cath 500 for 60
M. Mrs. R. E. Hackle. 603 E. S
nah Ave., Valdosta, Ga. =
Frost proof cabbage and Berm
onion plants, 75c per M. Prompt sh
ment. J. O. Lewis, Valdosta,
Large size dewberry plants
per M, less quantities 15 ea.
size high bush blackberry plants,
per M' les quantities 15 ea. -Mrs.
L. /Brittingham,. Guyton, Ga. ;
St. Regis Red Raspberry. pla
50c per doz. or will exchange for.
products. J. E. Phillips, 8128 Ste
art. Ave. Hapeville, Ga Phone
*houn 1345-W, * eat

ee: Plants. W anted

i
cress.



Want some watercress
tops of the true water
Walker, Norwood, Ga.

Want to engage Porto Rican
to slips Gov. insp. in 50M lots to b
del..as soon as I can grow from th
J. O. Owens, Hawkinsville, Ga. F

Want 1 doz. rhubarb or pie
roots, large variety. Will exch.
nice sundried peaches, each to
postage on what they ship. M S.
K. Stacks, LaFayette, Ga. Rt.

Want prices on 200M Porto Rica
potato plants, State insp. and tres
\ eo Apr. del. B. F. Mallard, Brook

Want prices on 25M Bermuda

ion plants, aes white kind.
lowest price. J. K. Kennedy, Mi

Ga.
Sand For Sale

Dwarf Essex rape seed, 10c_ 1b,
S._ Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga, a





Hastings syrup cane seed,
exch. for Soy beans, Otoota
redos. Lb. for Ib. Ea. to pay
Carl G. Bettis, Cumming, Ga.

also running, 20c 1b. or exch. fo.
No stam
order filled for less than 50c. |

T. Tanner, Sere ste if
Box 8.

change 2- cups for Tb. Cae x
ay turnip seed, ae 2 Ibs rape
ue collard, heading Vare 35e
ful. Exch. for E. J. cabbage pla
or cabbage seed; nice, Honey Dri
sorghum cane seed. 50e pk: $1
BRA OF



80c per M. April shipping cabbage
plants now ready, $1 per M. James:

' Evergreen running sage rooted eut- |

proof cabbage plants, now ready, 65c |

per M. Missionary and oe

pure bred pullets, now laying,

geese or young guineas. z

Tablandosa, Ga.
Long neck, sound, ouRfiaat

seed for os Mrs. J. D. Boyett

Ga. Rt. oy
Yellow nest onions, 45c gal gay X

postage. Mrs., Mae Fowler, Roy,

Farm Help Want

Want a good, nice, white girl,
20 yrs. old, or a widow without chil
~dren to live as one of family and
with gen. work poultry, e
home. Good eas



Sani ae get in touch wit
who has good stock farm.
lease or raise cows on halve
some cows of my own also,
| cream separator. Exp. Write.
Hall, Stilson, Ga. Rt. 1.

Man with small family. yO
to hear from parties needin
dry hand milker for 1931. sea
3 yrs. exp. in all kinds of dairy

Ref. if needed. C. Smith Hightowe

Valdosta, Ga., RFD 6, Box
- Want man or bov to live: in.
as one of family and help wi
on small farm. Will give so
ine money; also want hones
worker girl between 15 and
live as one of family and as
poultry. and other light wor
advance RR fare to right
is unable to pay their ow
Inez Bigbee, Shellman, | Ga
Want young white man of good |
als t owork on farm for pa
and part crop, board and
and live in. home_ with Chris: !
ily. -Mrs..P D. Hicks, Adl, G i
Want partner who can finance
Raise salem yearn







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PAGE SIXTEEN MARKET BULLETIN oe Thursday, February 5, 1931,

i ~ of annual] phlox 25c per doz,| yellow day lilies (dbl) also gladioli :
Flowers and Seed For Sale eas aad. Sain oe hace carla oe eae Mrs. A. F. OKelley,| bulbs (variegated) for snapdragon,
20c doz. Add postage on orders less | Maysville, Ga. Rt. 2. pink and ae oper Pee pink
(Continued from page thirteen) {than 1. Miss L. M. Davis, Silver| Want to exchange nice gladioli bulbs|double_althea, rooted cape j e or
Red dogwood, Te doz. - Blueberry, | Creek, Ga. Rt. 1. (red) guaranteed to bloom first year,|write what you have or want. Mrs.
- iy, sepsnete ae pee: Pay also double pl o My apes pale - 114 Houston St., Haw-

Z. and yellow 5 \. (red, yellow and variega' colors .
Sugar a and aoreeeee sero ms Flowers And Seed Wanted azaleas, japonicas, yellow or or] Pink crepe ragrtle 2to 4 ft. well
a. F alurace ines ane white oe 15c| Wanted cuttings of geraniums of new car ee et Rt. 4, oe vee a we awe :
Althea lilies, 20c ea, winter ferns eee pulled off with Boor wt ban Waycross Ga. = change for runner peanuts or early
Mieitage 200 ae Flowering ore snierer: varie : and deep red, un-| Want all kinds eS box ae iS apse See rece ter i ea Bee ao a
Ue , | and state

ree sprouts, 20c ea. All wel] rooted,| rooted cutting for cutting. Mrs. B. C. suhag a. wie pathic os for 1-d-bb. velvet beatis no orders pas

add postage. Mr. C. C. Wright, Loving,| Johnson, Thomasville, Ga. RFD 4. : less than 60c. Exch for carpet grass _
Ga Wanted to exchange milk and wine Wan, to exchange King Humbert eed. Mrs. J. B. Brown, RFD 1. Ses









































Bi i lilies for tiger lilies or plumbago plant|canna bulbs for iris bulbs all colors
Fink peonies, 25 ea Arborvitae, 25| -\oteq, Miss Nona Childs, Hartsfield,| but not mixed, one for one, each to|an, Ga.





















ea, flowering quince, 20c ea, white nar- :
: : Ga. pay charges of bulbs received, any :
, 60c, 100; white jonquils, yellow ; sf
eissus, G0c, ae ine: Soe ee Ow ait ta exch, gladioli_ bulbs and amount Mrs. E. L. Lester, Fort Val-| Miscellaneous For Sale
c. Shasta daisies, 30c doz. Japanese | db] poppy seed for any of gar- paw : : , a
tose lilies, 50c doz, blue and eget den seed. Mrs. W. T. Steed, Macon,| Want large mums, all colors. Please| Tobacco, smoking, 10c; chewing, lie
iris lilies, 30c doz, hibiscus, 2 for 25c,|Ga. RFD 2. write what you have aiso price and if| FOB. Mrs. Ralph M. Bennett, Sur-






: Ga. Rt. 2. Ce
flowering almond, 2 for 25c, strawberry. Would like to exchange white iris, you will exchange for other flowers. | rency, - eS
bushes, Mt. Laurel and ivy, azalea, 3| day yellow lilies (double) also gladi@li| Miss Myrtis Swann, Lithonia, Ga. Rt.| Catnip, 3 bunches, 25c; yellow rats-
for 25c, perennial phlox, 50c, 100. Miss| bulbs varigated for snapdragons, pink | !. bane, 30c lb. sassafras, green, 20;
Lucy Wilson, Loving, Ga. and red perennial phlox, pink althea| , Want to exch any kind of pit flowers cherry. bark root, 30c lb. Add postage.
Red and pink hibiscus, 2 for 25c, or-| (double) rooted crepe jasmine or write|for 2 bunches of water hyacinths or Mrs. Maudie Abercrombie, Loving (ia.
ange day lilies, old fashioned white|what you have or want. Mrs. Jodie C.| water lilies. Each one pay postage. pip oe het at. Sega oe each, $2.40
jonquils, yellow daffodils, hardy per-| Butler, 114 Houston St., Hawkinsville, we ne Long, Rt. 4, Box 13, Cleve- | Bike elores sia ite es oe
-ennial phlox, tansy, 50c per 100, purple | Ga. : and, Ga. / a oie nce
Ra averides. Iris lilies, 30c doz., Jppab: Wanted to exchange red King Hum-| Wanted to exchange white narcissus, Hughes, Fairmount, Ga. Ns
ese tiger lilies, 50c doz., golden glow,| bert and yellow spotted red Queen Hel-| yellow jonquils and bronze cannas for Free from disease, 10M stalks of
30c doz., hardy snap dragon, 15c doz.,|en Canna bulbs at 75c per dozen for| pink and white cannas. Laura Mc-, green sugar cane, which will av. about
dbl. red and orange and yellow cannas,| white feed sacks, dried fruit or chick-| Curry, Hollywood, Ga. : 5 ft. long, at $1 per 100 stalks. R. 8.
3 for 25c, purple and lavender lilac, 2|ens. D. L. Carter, Lake Park, Ga. Rt.2| Would like to exchange everbearing| Broadhurst, Americus, Ga. | -
for 25c, snowballs, 25c ea, Balm of Gil-| Want to exchange lilac bushes and/| strawberry plants for japonicas of any| Home-made cheese, 35c lb. 3 Ibs. $1.
ead, 3 for 25c, flowering almond, two | hedge also fig bushes for dried peaches; color or cotton rose or any pretty) Add postage. Miss Ella May Fordham
for 25c, yellow thornless roses, 6 for|and apples. A. B. Wood, Griffin, Ga. | monthly double rose, box wood cuttings | Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2.
25c, Japanese hedge bushes, 6 for 25c,| Exchange yellow and white jonquils| or plants. Will send 100 plants for! per house fertilizer (clean of trash,
evergreen galax, trailing arbutus, 20c/for cannas, gladiolus (any kind except/ strong japonicas or roses. Would like except a few feathers), for garden or
doz., rhododendrons, Mt. ivy, Hemlock, red) well rooted rose bushes, petunila/ to have some hyacinths and dahlias of flowers, $3 per cwt. S. D. Harrison,
strawberry bushes, Azaleas,l5c ea.|seed, dahlias, pansies, phlox seed oOr/any color, have pinkfairy lilies and Kathleen, Ga. eh
Cherokee roses, 75 doz, Burr rose, 15c|ferns of different kinds, I will also/summer white jonquils. Send what/ i. black hulled walnuts, 2c Ib
ea. Collection of ten different roses,|exch. marigold seed for any of the/ you have and tell what you want. Wh.| Q.4i) fartness. Mineral Bluff Ga.
60c. Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Mineral Bluff,| above flowers or will sell jonquils for|], Hutcheson, Norristown, Ga. plackherty (ism a0e rane ra
Ga., C-o Deharts box. -"|20 per dozen. Mrs. T. E. Grayson,| Want all kinds of geraniums, be- j)ackberry jelly 50c at 30c pt Se
Geranium cuttings, dark red, pink Alma, Ga. Gen. Del. . |gonias and fancy leaf caladiums. Mrs. piockberries 30c at. Add postage if
Iso dark red rose, 5 cutting. Conca _ Want tulip and gladioli bulbs. J. K./J. D Wilcox, Hazlehurst, Ga. RFD 3, sont pp. Mrs. Lula Bell Aipharetia
geranium, pink and red, 5c ea, velvet Kennedy, Menlo, Ga. . : Box 150. Ga. Rt. 2 2 : 0
wandering Jew 5c cutting, sultana, Want to exchange shasta daisy/ I would like to hear from someone : :
peach, 5c cutting. Miss Myrtis Swann, plants for large white, red and yellow| who will have some early daffodils in ., Black Haw bushes. 2 to 3 ft. 20 and
Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 1 pote chrysantehemum plants or any other|bloom. I can use from 3 to 5 hundred 25 ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. B.
~ Canna bulbs, double pink, 2 for 25, large variety. Marietta Jennings, Sum-| dozen each day before Feb. 15th. F. C.| Fidids. Dahlonega, Ga, Rt. 1. on
ed double canna bulbs, 2 for 50c, yel- ner, Ga. RFD 2. ae Snow, Decatur, Ga. RFD 1. piss HA 30c - hickory nuts. all
ow cannas, 3 for 45, red double Cal- | Wanted strong rooted abelias, gold-| Wanted shrubbery of all kinds. Will) (at. 40 gal. sassafias roots, 25 Ib.
fornia dahlias, 25c bulb, 2 for 45c, pur- en bells, red and pink azaleas, pink} exch dahlias (nice large kind), ferns, ai Want ta G 40c ci Mrs. Lee
and white mixed dahlias, 2 for 25c, weigelas, thunbergi, spireas and mock | geraniums and other flowers. Mrs. L. ie bl k aa , the x icked! att
3 for 45c. Polonais Rose, pink dou- orange, will exchange S. C. R. I. Red/C. Ridley, RFD 4, Franklin, Ga. hand elect Monk te Go ah a nae
ble, 25c root, or 6 for $1. Yellow Tap- eggs or white multiplying onions for; Want to exchange large and medium ie jhe are From = ti ha
-gnza rose, 50c ea. Snowball roots, 25e same. Mrs. Ola Jones, Grayson, Ga. || size abela plants, perennial phlox, um-| 2 (con Pad Cry. trom HADES
ea. 2 for 45c. Add postage. Miss Rose Wanted 1 M ball box woods, 6 to 8/brella palms for American beauty ros-| 4. nurr Phiiometh Ga
Tilley, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 88. inches_high, well rooted (not the/es, red and white, junipers, red Crepe|~Yenow Root. ereen, 400 Ib Seven
aponicas, 25c ea. Boxwood and arbor dwarf). Give best price and send| myrtle, hyacinth bulbs, trailing forsy-| po 75 Ib or trek: bark ea
vitae, 25c ea, 10 choice roses, 75 doz, sample. Write at once. U. M. Malli-|thia, peonies or small boxwoods. E. T.| cucumber bark. 26e tb. dogwood bark.
yellow thornless roses, 50c doz, blue- coat, Chickamauga, Ga. RFD 1, Box 36) Dickens, Vidalia, Ga. 5c \ lb; witchhasel 20c ibe Add: Hoes
berry bushes 50c doz, Japanese barber- Wanted 2 doz. snow drops. Will pay Would exchange value for camellia, ane z ; p


























































































y bushes 65c doz, native red and yel- c for same or exchange shrubs.| japonica. pride of Rochester, bleeding 16 am a poten er See
ow azaleas, 15c ea, or 70c doz. Ever- Mrs. S. N. Brandon, Lithonia, Ga. Rt.| heart, beauty bush, red spirea, red Jap- un to four feet high, $25. Mrs. Alice






green galax 35c doz, yellow bloom win- 2. anese barberry, regal lilies, madonna. i
ter pinks 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs.| Please give price of perennial sweet lilies and fox gloves. Mrs. W. H.. Ruck- eon at aster vara oe i
Ollie Cole, Loving, Ga. peas in the following colors, yellow, er, Milner, Ga. trees, from 2 to 6 ft. high, 15c each oF
Gorgeous Oriental poppies, (dbl red) lavender, purple and red. Will exch. Would like to exchange 1-2 doz. dbl. $1 doz. del. Write for prices on larger
ow .sed as early as ground can be lilies or buy. Miss A. Dixon, Box 55, dahlia tubers, mixed colors or 1-2 doz.| oy dere Lae Wings, Gainesville, Ga,
worked, tall~ hibiscus, the beautiful Alma, Ga. . | large flowering cannas for English pea;/pR+ 9 : ee ee
mallow marvels, petunia (mixed) hol-; Wanted 1 rhododendron, 1 magnolia, seed or good sound peanuts or white 15 Georgia Bell peach trees, 10c ea.
lyhocks, pink, also red, Marvel of Peru, 1 cultivated azalea, perennial sweet nest onions. Each to pay charges on lot $1.50. White black berries of a
aster (rose color) morning glory (mix- pea, althea, snow garland spirea, blue what we send. Mrs J. Winter, Buford, large variety $1 per hundred. Exch
ed). clematis panicuata, tall African or iris, double hibiscus, perennial lark Ga. / lalso large Lady Thompson * strawberry
marigold, ageratum (blue), ragged |spur gladiolus, and double hollyhocks,| Wanted to exchange large pink or| pjants, 75 per hundred, or exchange
ailor, calliopsis, larkspur (blue), koc- | will,exchange buddleia, Van Houtti | blue hydrangeas, according to soil, well for white feed sacks in good condition
| (makes lovely hedge), coleus, zin- | spirea, white iris, or golden bell, 2 or| rooted and hardy, for japonicas, peon- also one gallon white sunflower seed.
nia (mixed), Shasta daisy, blue flow-|3 year old plants, write before sending. | ies or iris or will sell at 25c each, large $1, or exchange for anything of same
red cane geranium, 10c pkg, 3 for|Mrs. G. S. Watson, RFD 1, Thomson, | ones 50c or 3 for $1 or 5 25 plants for| value. Three large Irish junipers, $4
5c, 8 for 50c, 20 for $1. Stamps ac- | Ga. $1, thrift plants 15 per doz. Sage well| each, one horse wagon in running con-
cepted, or exchange for things can use.} We will pay ten to thirty dollars per| rooted 10c each or 12 for $1. Other | dition $15, or exchange for hogs, goats
Mrs. Annie Lee Uewton, 235 Watnul|thousand for cuttings of Camellia| value to exchange for day old chicks, or chickens. Mrs. Cona Roper Cleve-
St... Toccoa, Ga. Japonicas. Send us a sample of the/large breed. Mrs. J. E. Hogue, Gor- land Ga Bia tay
2 and 3 yr old, old fashioned month- | bloom of the variety you have to sell.| don, Ga. Speckled crowders and white Cali-
y dbl black red rose bushes 25c or 5 for | Macon Nurseries, Macon, Ga. Wanted beautiful pink and red can-| fornia black eyed peas, 20c per Ib. or
$1, white narcissi, $1 per 100, db] yel-| Wanted. 2 small magnolia trees at|/nas will exchange for doublt dahlia|g ibs for $1. Cream mush peas ois
low daffodils $1.25 per 100 db] red car-| reasonable price. Mrs. R. L. Freeman,| roots, hyacinths of all colors or other per Ib. in 5 lb. lots $1, white and spec-
tions, 10c ea, white blooming size | Forsyth, Ga. RFD 6. flowers and shrubs. Write before/kieq. Half runner garden beans, ex-
onies 25 ea, dahlias, different col-| Wanted to exchange several hundred | sending. Mrs Roy Peterson, Vidalia,| tra early and tender hulled. when
, honeycomb, aster and dbl large | nice strawbrry plants at 20c per hun-/ Ga. fully matured. 25 per teacup. Red
flowering mixed 5c doz, Hastings dred and 100 nice large orange canna/ Will exch. Madonna or lemon lily multiplying, and white nest onions,
brown chrysanthemums, white and bulbs, green foliage, at 50c per doZ/ bulbs or angels trumpet or shrubbery | 9 per galion. del. Can furnish 3 lbs. -
yellow and plain yellow 5c per 100. for any of the following: 2 golden bell | for 1 cedar deadora, 1 golden spirea, 4| of nice fresh country butter at 35 per
Dbl fire ball, yellow and orange with forsythia, 1 double bridal wreath spi-/| golden arborvitaes, 1 terrestrial orchid,| jp. del each week. Mrs. B. L. Brown,
ronze leaves cannas, 75c doz. Dwarf rea, must be well rooted. Write first, | 1 magnolia, 1 flowering crab or bechtel,| Rt. 1. Ball Ground, Ga. :
ue Iris $1 per 100, Hardy blue pink,| good variety double or pom pom dahlia; Eva Rathke Kerria Japonica, red leaf Running butter bean seed for sale,
ender and purple verbena, 20c doz, bulbs, double hyacinths or nice large) barberry, philadelphus or mock orange,! 19 per cupful. Add postage. Will ex-
double white 7 sister, dbl red, dbl pink, | well rooted, well packed plants of the/bleediing heart. (No name given). change. Mrs. W G6 an Loco,
dbl yellow Marcheal Neil rambler cut- | following:double hollyhock, sweet wil-| Wish to exchange large pepper seed, | Ga . . W. G. . M
tings 15 doz. Cedar, Roosevelt and/| liam, fox glove, thrift or snow balls. I/ lettuce seed or turnip seed for tulip, Fox grape jelly in pint cans, 25c pt. #
rested ferns, 20c ea., red fire ball| also have nice small well shaped ce-/ bulbs. Want a doz. tulip bulbs of dif- Add 10c for otape. Myrtis. Swann,
osebud red, white dbl geraniums 15/dars to exchange. Mrs. J. D. Farley,| ferent colors. Write before sending and Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 1. Z
a. Dif. colors, hollyhock plants,| Rt. 3, Norwood, Ga. how you will exchange. Mrs. H. S.| One of the oldest bibles made. S. &
i Soa Pa gt oe I were 0 oie ee having ees a ge peer Ga. (After P. just alike. Write for price Mrs. T.
s. W. H. ey, er,| ornamental shrubs for sale. Junipers| this week m will be Buchan-| 7 7; : : pos
any arborvitaes, lucidium, abelias, pink | an, Ga. RFD 1). r a Lively, Rt. 2, Box 41, Blue Ridge,
Blue flag, or Iris, white flag bulbs/spirea. etc. State what you have and/ Large red, pink and lavender ver- : a
Trumpet daffodils, 25 doz, $1.50 per| price must be reasonable. Mrs. R. C.|bena well rooted, also gaillardia plants. GRAIN FOR SALECar Lots y
0, jonquils, April narcissus, snow-| Carpenter, 58 Willow Ave. N. E., Atlan-| Will exchange for pink perennial! Car load of soy bean straw, (soy
rops, June lilies, (yellow) 20c doz, 90c| ta, Ga. eo: phlox, delphinium, snap dragon or! beans threshed out) and No. 1 Kudzu
- 100, Dorothy Perkins roses, flower-| Want 2 peony bulbs, blooming size,|hollyhock plants. Mrs. J. T. McCor-/| hay. Straw bean straw $12.50 per ton,
almond, purple Lilac, 2 for 25e, Ar-| pink and white, exchange 2 blooming | mick, Dry Branch, Ga. Kudzu, $22.50 FOB Lovett. J. P. Ma-
r River and California privet hedge/| size milk and wine lily bulbs for same.j Would like to exchange white iris,!ihews, Lovett, Ga. ee

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Thursday, February 5, 1951.
Flowers And Seed For Sale

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Want to exchange physostegia, im-
patiens, 2 colors of begonias, 3 differ-
ent varieties 1 coralline,; lucerne Cha-
telaine Supreme, Blue eyed babies
(bulbs) also chrysanthemum plants.
Write what you have for exchange.
Mrs. S. D. Smith, Baxley, Ga. ;

_ Jonquil bulbs, $1 per 100, large yel-
low mums also straw color, large red



monthly roses, abundant bloomer, 12

Old fashion yellow pinks, jonquils,
20c per doz. dbl. yellow canna bulbs
and single red canna bulbs 15 per
. double yellow daffodils 25 doz.
hey Suggs, Gillsville, Ga. RFD 2.
Red spider lily bulbs 20c each 3 for
50c, 7 for $1., no stamps accepted. Mrs.
N. Overby, 315 South Harris Street.
Sandersville, Ge
_ Old fashion pinks, 25c per doz. pre-
BS d. Privet hedge bushes 50c per
doz. well rooted, full count. not pre-
ee A. B. Caldwell, RFD 2 Smyr-
ona. Ga





Red spirea, 25c each, 3 for 60c; lg.
_ size plts..of wh. Altheas, 25c each, 3
for 60c; purple wisteria and weeping
Mary 20c each; purple lilac 25c each
crepe myrtles, pink and lavender. good
Size, 20c 3 for 50c: flowering pear.
20c: pink weigelas 25c. All plants
ell rooted; gladioli bulbs of 3 desir-
able named var. 507 per doz. Postage
paid on orders of 60c or more. Mrs. R.
. Steinheimer. Woolsey. Ga. Rt. 1.
White spirea 25c each; sweet winter
honeysuckle 25c: 7 pink weigelias, 25c
ea; purple and white lilacs, 15, Eng-
ish dogwood, 15c each. 3. butterflv
ushes 25c ea; pink verbena large 5c
each. All rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
enie Daniel. RFD 5, Jefferson, Ga
Coral vines 15c ea. 6 for 75c: ver-
na, red white 20 per doz; red white
eye 6 for 20c; arborvitae pyramidal
2 years olq 8 in. 30c ea. or 3 for 75c.
3 yrs. old 12 to 14 in. 50c ea. or 3 for
$125; hardy hydrangea 20c each; Jap
bush honevsuckle 20c each: perennial
Sters, white, 20c doz; large db!. pink
poppy seed 5c per pke: Fla sweet pea
ed 5c pkg.
nder 25c. Send p*stage for inquir-
Ss. Mrs. Ida Taylor, RFD 2, Ar-
ngton, Ga.
5 doz. fine bush top narcissus 50c
per dZ. or exchange for fresh new
geese feathers or white peas or bush
white butter beans or peanuts. Mrs.
Copeland Moye, Hamilton, Ga.
English dogwood 20c each; blue iris
30c per doz; red dogwood 15c ea: corn
geraniums 75c per dez: morning bride
20c each; sweet shrubs 20c each; mtn.
iv yand mtn. laure] 15 each: snow

pink Cherokee roses $1 per doz; crab-
apple sprouts 20c each: black walnut
Sprouts 20c each; ball willows 15 ea:
holly bushes 20c each, hemlocks 3 for
25c; evergreen galax anq trailing ar-

tus 25 per doz. All wel rooted. Add
Postage. Miss Ruby Pittman, Loving

es
Yellow spotted, red double cannas at
ce per doz. or F0c per 1-2 doz., yellow
spotted red double eladioli bu'bs at 35
Per doz. or 20c per 1-2 doz. or will
exch. for chickens, dried fruits, dry
leld peas or beans. Mics Recy Cope-
and RFD 2, Box 77, Valdosta. Ga.
_ Well rooted white rose of Sharon.
yellow forsythia, 25c each, dahlia bulbs
Ted, yellow and variegated, 50c per
doz Mrs. G. L. Tanner, Rt. 2, Col-
lege Park, Ga. .
Polanthus narcissus bulbs very fra-
ant. yellow with white centers and
blooming clusters 30c per doz. or 50
or $1. Red. yellow, pink. white,
bronze, lavender. incurved mums, lg.
and shaggy, six of either kind 30 per
- OY 1 2of each, 6 doz. in all for $1.
L sprengeri, maiden
uffy ruffes Boston, sword Roosevelt
ferns. pink sultanas. 15c each. Mrs.
G. Samples, Alamo. Ga.
Mixed colors 4 o'clock seed 7c per
S. spn. full. Mrs. W. O. Whitley,
'D 2. Mauk, Ga.

daffodils, butter coups, 200



Add postage on orders:

MARKET BULLETIN

per doz. or $1 per 100, yellow and
salmon pink cannas, 5c per root, yel-
low and white lilies, 5c per root, chry-
santhemums 5c per cutting, large
yellow, white, bronze, purple and pink
verbena 5c per cutting. Mrs. N. W:
Williams, RFD 2, Oglethorpe, Ga.
Pink and purple crepe myrtle 4 to
6 feet, well rooted, 20c each or $15 per
a Mrs. C. R. Morgan, Americus,
a.

Mixed butter and eggs, jonquils and
April blooming narcissus, Golden glow
false dragon heads, 25c per doz. and
postage or wil exchange for bleeding
heart, oleanders any color and white
crepe myrtle all. well rooted. Mrs. C.
H. Capel, Molena, Ga.

1 doz. dahlia bulbs, including all

-| colors such as Pride of Calif. Mrs. Car]

Salhacks, Maud Adams, DeLeon -etc.,
carefully packed, $1 or exchange for 1
good barred rock or red hen, each
paying postage. Pink cannas, Hun-
garian and Mrs. Conard, 40c per doz.
or 3 doz. $1 postpaid. Purple lilac and

-| golden bell bushes, few grown well

rooted. 20c each. or 6 for $1. Mrs. A.
R. Clack, Auburn, Ga.

- 1 good size cape jasmine $1.50 also
goog size rooted boxwood bushes 20c
coon Mrs. T. L. Cochran, Temple,

a. %
Mountain laurel and ivy. 2 for 25c.
azaleas and red dogwood 15c each or
2 for 35c. white and pink fall pinks
30c doz. white pines 20c each, trailing
arbutus and evergreen galax, 25c per
doz., mtn. ferns 15c per doz. all well
rooted. Add postag:. Miss Emma-
gene Waters, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Sweet shrubs, mtn. laurels, ivy, az-
aleas 20c each. holly bushes 15c each.
trailing arbutus, mountain: ferns, 15c
per doz. tiger lilies and evergreen
galax 20c per doz. req dozwoods 6 for
$1 all well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.
P. D. Waters, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

White pines, black pines, azaleas
laurels, ivy, crabapple, holly bushes
red dogwood 20c each or 2 for 35c.
Fal Ipinks 25c per doz. trailing arbu-
tus 25c per doz. Evergreen galax 15c
per doz. Sweet shrubs, pussy willows
20c each or 2 for 35c tiger lilies, 75c
per 100, star of Bethlehem 20c per
doz., hearts ease plants 20c per doz
all well rooted. Add postage. Mfrs.
Dora Waters. Minera] Bluff. Ga.

-Bridal wreath, white, pink or red
monthly roses or red and pink climb-
ing roses, purple lilac or yellow Eas-
ter rose 15c each or $1.50 per doz
Purple .iris, red or yellow cannas or
Heremocallis. Dr. Regal lilies 7c each
or 50 per doz. jonauils 3c each or
25c per doz. boxwood or evergreen
cuttings 25c each or $2 per doz. All
well rooted. Will exchange any - of
the above for the following: spirea,
weigelfa, flowering almond, rose of
Sharon, butterfly bush. monthly roses.
dahlias, peonies, veronica, -Royal ti-
ger, calla lilies or lily of the valley.
glad flower. gladioli. white or red li-
lac, beauty bush or most any other
kind of shrubbery or hardy flowers.
W. E. Ferbert, RFD 5, Commerce, Ga.

Old time pinks will exchange for
garden beans. Mrs. E. <A. - Waters.
Cumming. Ga. Rt. 3.

25 white lilacs. will sell for 25c ea.,
or exchange for white feed sacks. Mrs
E. A. Waters, Rt. 3, Cumming, Ga.

White pines, black pines, mtn. laur-

els. azaleas. crabapple sprouts, all 20c

each or 2 for 35c. Trailing arbutus.
evergreen, galax 25c per doz. Orange
day lilies 75c per 100. Artificial lo-
cust, sweet shrubs, red dogwoods. 20
each, hearts ease plant. 20c per doz.
Fal] pinks 35c per doz. dbl. vellow
daffodils 35c per doz. Blue iris @c per
doz.. all well rooted. Add_ postage.
Miss Lucy Roper, Mineral Bluff, Ga..
Care R. L. Curtis.

Tris, assorted colors, 60c per doz.
orange lilies 75c per 100. $6 per M
Trumpet vine, 5c each, (nice plants?
English daisies 30c per doz..
wreath, (nice clump) 20c, old fashion
sweet scented jonquils 20c per dozen.
winter honeysuckle vines (green all
winter) 10c each or $3 per M.. Doro-
thy Perkins, pink and red, 10c each.
butterfly bush 10c each, coral berry
bush, 15c each. year old altheas, 25c.
red bud, crabapple, mtn. laurel. rho-
dodendron. native azaleas, english
dogwood 25c each. blackberry lilies 20
per doz. yellow jasmine 25c each, for-
sythia 20c each. umbrella china trees
2 vear plants 20c. galax and trailine
arbutus 20. small! plants, white violets
50c per 100 Kudzu roots $1 per 100
artichokes 10c per doz. bulbs. catnip
horsemint and penny royal 5c_ each
(including postage). Mrs. E.



Dunwoody, Ga.
Cuttings of dwarf boxwood,

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jasmine, Nudiflorum Jasmine, double
red, white, purple ang pink altheas,
single white, purple and variegated
altheas, double Reeves spirea, Anth-
ony Waterer, Van Houtte, Thunbergii.
Collosa Alna and Bridal wreath spi-
reas, Eleagnus Reflexa and Eleagnus
Currant; Trailing Euonymous and
Euonymous Radican; semi-double red
flowering pear; Climbing Akebia; For-
sythia Suspensa; Abelia Grandiflora.
Persian lilacs, pomegranate; Nuddleia:
Philadelphus Coronarius; White fra-
grant honeysuckle; deutzia Pride of
Rochester; Old fashioned Chinquapin
rose; Coten Easter Babeli; 25c a
doz; $1.50 per 100; night blooming
cereus cactus and grand Duke Jas-
mine 5c per cutting. Mrs. B. E. Gooch
Eatonton, Ga.

Large red blooming canna bulbs 50c
.per doz. Wil) exch. 5 doz. for 15 Ibs. of
baby bush lima beans. Mrs. W. /D.
Johnson, Grayson, Ga.

Large red double dahlia bulbs 6 for
25c, red gladioli bulbs 6 for 25c, yellow
jonquil bulbs 25c per doz; yellow dbl.
daffodils 25c per doz. -purple lilac
sprouts. 15c each or 2 for 25c, red ba-
rilla lily bulbs, 25c each, salmon pink
amaryllis lily bulbs large size, 25c ea..
small size 2 for 25c. Send postage or
will exch. any of the above for dried
fruit, white feed sacks or nice broom
straw. Mrs. D .H. Smith, RFD 5.
Bowdon, Ga.

White and purple lilacs 60c each.
old fashioned thornless yellow rose 10c
each, golden bells 40c each, old fash-
ioned red lilly slips 8 each. All deliv-
ered at my home 8 miles west of New-
eam Ga. Mrs. A. B. McKoy, Newnan,

a.
Large size rooted evergreen privet
hedge 10c each; lilacs rose, lavender
color, flowering almond (pink color)
purple wisteria spirea Van Houtte.
altheas, pink crepe myrtle golden bell.
yellow star Jasmixe, yellow thornless
rose ornamental striped grass, any
for 10c each. Double pinks diferent
colors, different colors wandering jew.
English daisies, large white blooms.
phlox, any 10c per doz. Bulbs of dbl
daffodils cream and yellow mixed in
bloom, size of bloom 3 in. across. Cut-
tings of jasmine, thick white dbl
blooms. dbl. white althea. abelias, each
10c per doz.. Add postage. Mrs. Belle
Godard, RFD 2. Goggins, Ga.

Jonquils daffodils, and large double
butter and eggs. 60c per 100 FOB or
exchang@* for peas, beans, eggs or
fruit; Mrs. Amy Bannister, Cumming,

Ga.

Large kind jonquil bulbs, $1 per 100
or exch. for white feed sacks or cloth
of any kind. L. B. Rountree, RFD 5.
Swainsboro. Ga.

Three nice sage plants 20c per doz
Sage Jeaves. large pkg., 18c. Daffodil
and. Jonquil. bulbs, 12 for 10c Three
doz. 25c.
er, 3 plants rooted. 25c postpaid. Exch
some for peanuts. Mrs. Annie Voll-
rath, Winston, Ga.
- Cama: lily bulbs, 25c per doz: Colors:
red and red and yellow. Mrs. A J.
Rear aw 2907 Norwich St., Brunswick

a.

Mtn. ferns, 15c per doz. Mtn. ivy.
15c per doz. Azaleas, red, yellow and
white, 25c per doz. Trailing arbutus
15c per doz. White dogwood 15c per
doz. Black vine, 15c per doz. Crab-
apple, 15 per doz. -Add postage. Mrs.
Roy Woods Morganton, Ga.

Cone shaped arbor vitae, 50c each.
Lily of valley. 25c per doz. Horse rad-
ish, 40c per doz. All plants have good
sound roots. Mrs. Sloan Bruce, Ava-
lon Ga.

Mtn. laure's, azaleas, white pines
hemlocks, holly bushes and red dog-
wood, 15c each. or $1.50 oer doz. Wht.
dogwood. tulips, poplars. red and yel-
low maples and crabapple sprouts. 12
1-2c each, or $1 per doz. Black rasp-
berry vines and cherokee roses. 75c
per doz. Blue berry bushes and or-
ange day lilies. 30c per doz. Trailing
arbutus and shasta daisies, 25c per doz.
John Wilson Morganton. Ga.

Six monthly rose bushes, different
colors. well rooted and gocd size. 50
each or the lot for $2 del. Mrs. L. M
Aderhold. Lavonia Ga.

Red. White, lavender and pink cos-
mos flower seeds for sale. 5c per tbls.
full. Gladys, Harrell, Hawkinsville, Ga.
RFD 2.

Crepe myrtle bushes 50c each. Gent-

Yemen boutuets 45c each. Bel] lbushes

35c each. Lilac bushes. 50c each. Jon-
auils, 20ec per doz. Snowball bushes
0e each. Plus postare. Send money
order. Mrs. Mary Keeler , Talking



Spence, -Rock, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 14.



Small palms that grow very large|
_ China berry trees that bare

Porch shade vine, fast flow- |

early and prevent weevils in corn.
Small 25c, large 50c. S. M. Seaborn,
Brunswick, Ga.

Hastings balloon or love in a puff
vine, seeds 10c a tablespoonful or 3
tablespoonful for 25c. Guaranteed
pure seeds. Miss Vonnie Garner,
Rockmart, Ga., Route 3, Box 102.

Mtn. laurel, $2 per doz. Spruce pines)
25c each. White pines, 25c each. Jon=
quils;, 15 per doz. (buttons). Pink
peachtree roses, 15c each. Evergreen
cuttings 50c per doz. Add i te
Thi Lillie Dockery, Dahlonega,Ga., _

Purple salvia, mixed larkspur and
sou. mint, 50c per doz. postpaid. Wht.
dogwood, pink crepe myrtle and flow- _
ering locust, deep red, $1 each, exp.
charges, collect. W..J. Burney, Poole
er, Ga. Box 26. pry ee

2500 American and Chinese Pyra-
midal Arborviates, 4 to 10 feet, that
we will sell you at a price that you
can afford to use them as screens, |
hedges or windbreaks. A beautiful .
stock of broad leaf evergreens; De-
drus Deodara, Cedar of Lebanon, 8
varieties of Junipers, Crepe Myrtles,
Nandinas, Cotoneasters, Photinias all
in nice specimen plants for landscap-
ing. Money talks at our house, Jas.
Cureton. Austell, Ga.

150 Royal poinciana trees, average
2 ft tall or more, 15 each or $1.25
per doz. FOB here. Large and: small
Camelia Japonicas. solid white and
solid red. One red and white varie-
gated, 8 ft. tall. All sizes azaleas. Pri- =
ces on all: according to size. Medium
size genuine easter lily bulbs, 50c per
doz, or $3 per hundred: Mrs. J. John-.
son. Jr., Dixie. Ga. i

Crepe myrtle and lilac sprouts. Mrs.
E. W. Hendon, Route 3, Acworth. Ga.
Everblooming purple lilac, rooted,
10c each. American Beauty running ~~
roses, 15c each. Christmas cactus,

May cactus. two for 15c. not rooted. .
Mrs. J. W. Hendrix, Dover, Ga.
Lemon lilies. 25c per doz. Milk and
Tresine lilies, 40 per doz. Kiss me and |
Tl! tell you, 10c each. Verbena. all .
colors 20c per doz. White flag lilies,
20c each. Sword fern. 20c bunch.
Fairy lilies. pink blossoms. 25c each.
Madonna lilies. 25c each. Jonauils, 30








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per doz. Weeping lantana, pink and
white variegated blossom, 20c each,
Old fashioned lantana. 10c. May cac-

tus 25 a cutting. Wi'l exchange any
of above for dried fruit or pecans, or
pte pea seed. Mattie Carter, Alma

a

Purple lilac, pink crepe myrtles,
rooted. 25c each. White Enelish dog-
wood Japonicas, two to three feet,
rooted 20c each. Eddp red ang pink
monthly roses, arbor-vitaes rooted,
50c each. Susie Allen, Rt. 3, Talking
Rock. Ga.

Have whtie oleander. butterfly bush,
sweet shrub violets. flower almond,
variegated lantana, winter pinks. blue
hyirangea, cannas, star of bethlehem,
vellow narcissii and honey suckle, to
exchange for globe arbor vitae, ca
mellia, japonicas, flowering locusts,
flowering quince. mock orange, varie-
gated altheas, golden glow heliotrope,
mallow. red or vellow dogwood, ever-
sreen rhododendrons, hardy phlox,
blooming size. gladioli, tulips, trumpet
daffodil. double spirea. dahlias, hie
biscus. blazing star. pee gee hydran-
gea. snowball. azaleas, lathvrus. (pe

rennial sweet pea.) Miss Callie Harlow,
Tron Citv, Ga.

Daffodil bulbs. 75 yer 100. or $5.00
per thousand. White or purple lilac,
15c each. White or purple hardy
phlox, 25 per dozen. White Shasta
daisies. 25c per dozen. Winter jas- |
mine, 15c each. Skv blue iris, 25 per
dozen. or will exchange for feathers,
or anythine useful. Mrs. Victoria
D RaMe Ste Rock, Ga.

ouble yellow arg red japponicas,
25c each. Bridal wreath. aoe each, |
Nouble white spirea. 20c each. August
lilies, 25c each. Snowball sprouts, 25c.
Purple iris. 30c per dozen. Deep red
monthly roses. 50c each. All plants
one and two vears old. with good roots
nds a a Caylor, Talking Rock, Ga.

False dragon heads, 25c per dozen,
Mixed jonavils. narcissus and butter
and ege bulbs. 60c per gal. Add post-
age. Cannot sell bulbs separately.
Mrs. C. H. Capel. Molena. Ga.

Double and single poppy and holly-
ork seet. 10 per paper: shrubbery,
nlants. lilies. dahlias. gladioli cannas,
white blue and yellow winter and
spring blooming bu'bs. Will exchange ~
for corn, chicken feed, peas, honey or 4
syrup. . Sim Wi
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whball well rooted 3 for 50c, bri-
wreath 4 for 15c, japonica 6 for
cs, monthly fose pink, 5c per cut-
ng, Wandering Jew, green 50c per
loz. yellow March flowers, .5 per
nch, geranium red azd pink, 50
r cutting, oxalis 10 per bunch, ver-
cuttings, blue 0c per cutting.
No order filled for lecs than $1 add
stage. Mrs. Ella Smith, RFD 2,
aking Rock, Ga.
- Jonquil bulbs 40c per 100, white
Marcissus bulbs 20c per doz., dbl. jon-
: bulbs 25c per doz. Add _ postage
small orders. Josephine Meister,
Oo address given).

200 pink crepe myrtles for sale or

exchange for pigs, chickens or any
valued products at 50c each to 75c each
9B Canon. Write for quality and
prices. Mrs. R. M. Cobb, Canon, Ga.
go palms, 50c each. Vera Howell.
Boston, Ga. Pa

or more well shaped boxwoods
about 15 years old. rs. Tom Black-
~ well, Monticello, Ga, > j
King Lear canna bubs one of the
finest varieties grown 50c per doz.
Want to exch. dahlia zennias, ' four
ao gaillardia seed and about
-2 doz. 4 oclock bulbs for early Eng-
lisn pea seed. Mrs. W. T. Smith, RFD
. Carlton, Ga. i
The following are all state inspected
frish Junipers, 4-5 ft. $1.59 ea; $15
doz. rIish Junipers 3-4 ft. $1 ea.- $19
per doz. Scotch broom, 75c ea., Abelia
eaten: in. 35c ea., common Boxwood)

-30 in. $1 ea., Dwarf Boxwocd, 0-12
n. $1 ea. Italian Cyprezs 20-20 in., 50>
ea., Arbor Vitae 20-20 in. 40c ea. Hy-
drangea, 0c ea. Blooming Quince,
' .95 ea... Fire thorn, 25c ea. Mrs. S.
~ Q. Duncan, RFD 1, Cornelia, Ga.

- 18 nice boxwoods for sale $9 for the
Jot or. cuttings 10c each. Mrs. J. B.
. Purdy, Martin, Ga. RFD 2.
For Sale. gladiolus bulbs 30c_ per
doz. or $2 per 100, blooming size mixed
' dahlias, some double and some sinzle,
5c per doz. Wi'd azalia 75c per doz.
or exch some for improved spanish
SS enralg or 100 lbs. White fcel sacks.
2 lyn Roberts, RFD 3, Tallapoosa,

Ss
- Beautiful Dorothy Perkins well root-
ed rose vines, 102 each. Mrs. J. Wood
- Browning, Sr., Box Springs. Ga.
_ Azalea, red and yellow, 25c per doz.
evergreen 15 per doz., trailing arbu-
tus, 15c per doz. White dog wood 15
: a, oliceg wmtn. ferns 15 per d72z. Mtn.
- Jaurels 25c per doz. Crabappes 25
.doz. black pine 15 per doz. mtn.
ivy 25c per doz. Add pcstaze. Mra
-Earline Carson, Morganton. Ga. ;
Three dozen gladioli bulbs. pink,
dozen, 25c. 200 narcissi bulbs and
daffodil bulbs, per doz. 25c. One
dozen fragrant lemon lily, 40c. One
half dozen amaryllis bulbs, red, 75c ea.
One half dozen pink day lly bulbs,
_ 25 each. Blue flay lily bulbs, per
- dozen, 25c. Two big bunches peonies.
one red, one white, each, 75c. Feather
hyacinths double roman hyacinths,
blue and yellow crocus. 1-2 doz. each,
25c. Oranve day lily bulbs, per dozen,
- 15c. Add postage. Mrs. Fannie King
White, Ga., Rt. 1, 75-A.
Strawberry bushes, 15 each or $1.59:
- per dozen. Black and white pines, 102
~ each, or $1 per dozen. White dozwood
- 15c each, or $1.25 per dozen. Azaleas
.. 15 each, or $1.50 per dozen. Moun-
tain laurel, 15c each, or $1.50 per doz.
Rhododendron, 15 each. or $1.60 per
dozen. Pink Cherokee roses, $1 per
dozen. Crabapple, 15c each, cr $1.50
_ per dozen. Blue berry bushes, 35 per
dozen. Orange day lilies. 25 per doz.
Wild cherry bushes, 15c each, or $1.50
per dozen. Holly bushes. 15c each. or
1.50 per dozen. All plants and bush-
es well rooted and nice size plants.
~~ Mr. Johnson Chastain. Morgenton. Ga.
_-Crepe myrtle plants, well rcoted.
bright red. I have 12 plants or more,
2 ft. high, 15c each. Add postage I

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im. or more high. 15 each. I will pay
postage. Also purple [lac plants well
-yooted, 15c each. Mrs. James A. Scott
Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 1.

20 Irish Junipers, two and three ft.
high, 50c each. One Pav! Neyron pink
rose bush, 4 ft. hich, 15c. One Lily
of valley, light and dark pink varie-
sg Three feet high. 75c. One

by white rose bush, 2 ft. high, 50>.

Rome, Ga.
- Rooted cape jasmines, 15c each, or
@ for 50c.

Old fashion grass pinks, 25c per
Snow balls, 20c each. Yellow



have a doz. or more small plants. 12

i Mrs. B. T. Baldwin, 14 Elmwood St..

Mrs. W. B. Lindsey, Lenox,.

~ited
thornless roses, 15c fach. Christmas
cactus, 15c each. Hardy phlox. 25c
per bunch. Add postage. Mrs. W. N.
Turner, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1

Evergreen ferns, 10c each. Jonquiis,
25e per dozen.
Dorothy Perkins rose, velvet rose, yel-
low rose, all well rooted, 29 each.
Orange flaz lily, 15 each or 4 fer 50>.
Bridal wreath, 25c each. Pink weige-
lias, 2 yrs. cld, 50 ea. Pink weiselia
and yard hydrangea cuttings, 12 for
25e. Double yellow Japonica, 25c ea.
or 6 for $1.. Snow drop bulbs. 25 per
doz. -Add. postage. I will sell or exch
for nice white feed sacks, or anything
useful in the home. ._Mrs. M L. Kay.
Talking Rock. Ga. Rt. 2.

Purple and lavender iris, 90c per
hundred. Pink weigelias, 30c per doz.
Single jonquills and daffodils, 20c per
doz. Geclden bells, 3 for 25. Foxgloves
20c per doz. Hedge buch cuttings, 50
per 109. Bridal bouocuet 10 each. Bri-
dal wreath. 102 each, Pink almonds.
-10 each. Two juniper bushes 2 feet
high, $2 each. Cash or anything use-
ful. Mrs.. Neoma Langley, Talking
Rock, Ga., Rt. 2; Box 37.

White Snirea, 15c each. Red. and
white hardy phlox, 25c per @ozen.
Snowballs, 35c each, Double white
easter roses, 30 each. Red althea, 20
each. Paper white narcissus, $1 per
.100. Giant yellow daffcdils, $1. per
100,
or $1 per hundred. Variegated sweet
violets, 0c per 109. Forsythia, 152
each. Pink almonds, 102 each. Red,
pink, ersam ard white monthly roses
103 each,
niper cuttings, 15 per doz. One dozen
button mums free with orders amoun-
ting to 50c or more. Mrs. P. F. Sil-
vers, Talkine Rock, Ga., Rt. 2.

Larse dbl. pink City Portland can-
nas, large blcoms, $3 per 100. Presi-
dents large tall. double red canna, very
prolific, $2 per 109. Queen Helen, 12.
yellow and red canna, $1.60 per 109.
Eureka, large white canna, extra fine,
$1. for 15. Mixed bulbs, jonquils,.
daffodils, butter and eggs, crocus and
yellow cluster, also fragrant narcissi,
$1 per 109. White gardenias, 6 for $1.
Coral berry bushes, 02 ench. White
and pink oleander cuttings, $1 per
Cozen. Large milk and wine lilies, 6
for $1. Large roval lily brIds, kas 13
or 14 lilies to stalk, grows 4 feet hith,
02 each. Monthly roce cuttings mix-
ed, $1 per 10). White wistevia cut-
tings, $1 ner dozen. Reoted 502 each.
Large white shasta daisies, 25 per
dozen. Will exchange any of above
for fruit or dried fruits. Mrs. J. R.
Camp, Cordele, Ga.

Snapdragons, different colors, 20

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lilacs, 302 ea. Pink almonds 30 each.
Blue_ Irish, 30c each. Snowballs, 30:
each. Yellow Japonicas, 25c ea. Crepe
myrtle, 20c each. Bleeding heart, 50:
each: White and yellow mums, 30c
per doz. Pink monthly voses. 25 ea.
Foxglove 302 ner doz. Dusty miller, 253
perdozen. May cactus, 20 each. All
well rooted. Add nostage. Mrs. Ef-
fie Silver, Talking Rock, Ga. Route 2.

reoted, green buzhy tops. 10 each. $1
per dozen. $4 per 109. Magnolia glau-
cia trees, reoted. 0c each, 3 for 1.
Watermelon crepe myrtle trees. rcot-
ed, 20c each, 5 for $1. Lilac, cape jas-
mine, rooted. 33 each. Snirea, reoted,
25e each. Ol1 fashion English dog-
wood, rooted. 25c esth. Cherokee rcs-
es. roofed $20 per M. All kind canna
bulbs, best varicties. $20 per 1M bvuths.
oe Charlie M. Robinson, Greenville.

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Camellia Japonicas, Winter bloom-
ing, evercreen. full dcuble red, pink
and variezated. Size 8 to 12 inches.
Price 02 each, 3 for $1, prepaid. Earth
ne roots. Ira D. Hancock, Moultrie,

a.

Several well rooted cape jasmines
at 25c each. Dclivery stamps accepted.
a R. R. Gailey, Baldwin, Ga., RFD

King Humbert cannas, fiery red, $1
per dozen. Money order preferred. Red
anid rink hybiscus seed, 102 per tea-
spoonful. Deep red double poppy
seed. 10c per teasnoonful. Mrs. May
Phillins, Buford. Ga:, Rt. 4.

25 Well rooted dwarf boxwood plants
2 well rcoted crepe myrtle trees, two
white lilacs, 2 white kerrias, 12 old
fashioned blackberry lilacs, 12 sal-
mon pink (City of Portland) cosmos
and 2 variegated dahlia (white and
red). all for $ 4del. Satisfaction or
money refunded. Blanche Wordruff.
Greenville, Ga.

Double white spirea, 15 each. Pink
weigelias, 15c each, 2 for 25. Double

yellow jJaponicas, i5e each,





MARKET BULLETIN ~~

American rd_- rose,

Quaker Lady iris. 202 per doz.

Cuttings, 15 per doz. Ju-_

.602: each, pink flowering, 29c.

each. Hardy phlox, 25c doz. Lavender |

First class boxwood plants heavily.



for 25.





Red Jap quince, 10c each, 3 for 25c.
Snowball, 25 each, 3 for 60c. Bleed-
ing heart, 35 each. Mountain azal-
eas, $1 per dozen. Hardy mountain
fern, 10c bunch. Dorothy Perkins and
rambler rose, 10 each. Double pink
almond, golden bells, English dog-
wood, 10c each. Blue and lavender
iris, 25c per doz. Daffodils, jonqui!s
and narcissus bulbs, 20c per doz. All
plants are from one to two years old
and are well rooted. Mrs. J. W. Sil-
ver, Rt. 2, Talking Rock, Ga.

Hardy hibiscus, alteas, red jap
quince, double white spirea, dark red
velvet rose bushes, azaleas and dou-

ble pink almond, 10c each or one of

each, 50e. Iris, 30c per dozen. Purple
foxglove, 2 dozen, 25c. Snowball, 25c
each. Pink weigelias, 15c each. Hardy
phlox, 202 per dozen. Mountain fern,
10c bunch. Plants are well rooted
and from one to two years old. Add

postage. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Rt. 2,
Talking Rock, Ga. j i
Double yellow japonica, pink weige-

lia, 20c each. Juniper trees, one foot
high, 35c each. Purple wisteria, white
spirea, 20c each. Pink althea, double
pink almond, 15c each. Gelden glow,
yellow buttercups, purple foxglove,
20c per dozen. White and red mixed
pinks, yellow buttons, fall pinks, 25
per dozen. Red baby rambter roses,
15 each. Al well rootcd. Add post-
ave. Mrs. R. M. Ray, Ellijay, Ga.,
Rt 3 Box. 6.7 ;

Double yellow japonica, two years
eld, well rooted, 25 enc, cr extra 12.
four year old, 02 eac.. Budicla, 2
yrs. cold. well rooted. 50c each. Exhi-
bition chryzanthemums, 02 per doz.,
pretty colors. Tuhe rose 45c each.
Pallida Darmatica iris, 45c per doz.
Hybrid cactus dahlia, $1 per dcez. Dir-

italis foxglove, 402 per doz. Bo-:wood.
$1 each.

Miss Clyde Barrett, Ellijay.
Ga., Route 3. Box 53.9 -
Double yellow japonica, 9 yr. old,
well rooted, 25 each, er 4 yr. old &02
each. Iris 36 per doz. Deep red

eve

crene myftie, 45c- each. Jonauils and

Red japenca,
Pink
althea, 202 each. Ficq althea 0c ea.
Chrysanthemums, 02 per doz. Iybrid
cactus dahlia, $1 per doz. Weddinz
bell, $1 each. Mrs. Mart Gentry, El-
Hjav Ga. Rt. 3. :
White pine mountain laurcl. 20c ea.
Red japonica, dsule vellow janenica,

Caffodils, 30 per doz.

and white snowball, 25 eas>. Purple

wisteria, purple lilac and pink weize-
lia, 15 each, Purple fozelove, white
daisies, golden slow, 15e per d-z. R21

and white Hoellyhozks. 6c ecch.* All

well rooted. Add pxstage. Mrs. Gar-
vin Davis, Ellijay, Ga.
Dbl. red monthly roses, seven sister

roses, double yellow japonica, all 23c

each. Pink almonds, 15c essh. Golden
flow, 20c bunch. Box wood, 35c each.
Day lilies, tiger lilies, 10c. Purp'e ani
white iris, 40 doz. White Easter ros-
es, 20c. Daffodils, 20c doz. or 1 per
109. Joncuils, 75c per 100.
Caisies, 35c doz. Blue lilies 35c. dozen.
Lavender foxsloves, 40c doz. Flower-
ing locust. 25 eac. Pape: white nar-
ci-sus, 35 doz. Snowball. 02 each.
All well rooted. Will give free, one

monthly rose with each $1 order. Ad

ees Miss Lillian Dawes, Ellijay.

a. :

Double white spirea, well rooted 152
each; yellow jasmine blooms until
xmas, well rooted 102 each; purple
lilacs. well rcoted 102 ea; eream hon-
eysuckle, well rooted 5 each; cape
jasmine well rooted 152 each: o'd fash-
ion prass pinks, wetj rocted 2 for 5ce:
purpte swect violets, well rected, 1 doz

for 15; pnlox plants. well rooted 1

coz. for 15c; all colors of mav day yel-
low lilies 1 doz. 20; amaryllis bulbs.
3 bulbs for 202; red canna lily bulbs
1 doz. 25c: daisy-chrysanthemums 1

doz. 192; Dorothy Perkins ro-es, well

rooted, 15 each: little white rose.
blooms in clusters, cuttings 3 for 5e:
large ever blooming yellow rose cut-

\ tings, 3 for 5c; large dbl. pink ever

SS odie ae for 5c. Please
send postace w order. Mrs. H:
Pike. Mauk, Ga. mene

= 12 lavender crepe myrfles, nice size

to reset $2; all colors of monthly ro-
ses 25c each or 5 for $1; elephant
ears from 10 to 25c-each; red, yellow
and purple dablias, 15 each; sinzle
blue hyacinths 30c per doz: shasta
daisies 30c per doz; bridal wreath.
weeping wi2tow and summer lilacs, 23
each; all sizes of double geraniums.
different colors of pink and red. small
ones, 2 for 25c, large ones &0c. All

postpaid. Send stamps for small or-

ders Prompt delivery. Mrs. Ella
Robinson, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Cal. privet hedge rooted, 2c each

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cutting of 20c per 100; yellow bells
well rooted 10c each; yellow forsyth-
ia, rooted 20c each; cepe, jasmine root-
ed 20c each; red, white, yellow and
pink monthly roses 20c each, rooted;
8 colors of lar~e type mums 20c per
doz; youth and .age shrubs, rooted,
202; spirea, anthony waterer, 20c each
rooted; bridal wreath 20c each; Star
of Bcthlehem 20 per doz; cclonial
lilies 202 per doz; The wonder lily of
Japan 402 per crown; White violets
102 p2r doz; pink and red dahlias, 5
each, pink, yellow, red and _ bronze
-cannas, 5c each. All kinds of box
plants at 20c each rooted. Mrs. C. A,
Rice, Maxeys, Ga. Box 95. '

My home 3 mi. north of Alpharetta,
Ga.; hardy larkspur and star shaped
phlox plants, 25 doz., or 2 doz, for
35c, dwarf red salvia, fire plant and
burning bush, hibiscs blooms 4 in.
across, hardy blanket flower blooms
from May until frost, red fall and
large summer marigold bachelor but-
tons, everlasting and cer sweet
pea seed al] 10c pkg. Miss Eva Coge
burn, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt 2.

Indica azaleas, Prince of Orange
purpleana, dbl. Wm. Bull roses, Pride |
of Mobile 65c ea.. Japanese Azalea
Macrantha, dbl. pink, 85c ea., 'Reti-
nosporas, Plumosa, Vetchi, dbl.
camellia, Easanaw, dbl. variezated,
camcliia Janonica, 76e ea.,
shrub, tea olive, Pittosporum, _ en
variegated, dbl. red, white and pink
liguctrums, Iwanta, Nepal, Licidum,
nandina domestica, phrotinia, pyracane
tha, eusnymous, camphor, arborvitaes,
cypress, juniner any 3 for $1.85, cedrus

desdara, 75 e2,, abelia, rosemary,
primvlium, white, pink, also red,
cream with red stripe, oleanders,

Thunberri, Van Houtti, dbl. reevse-
ana pink weiselia, pink and varieca-
ted, barberry bushes, deutzia nandina
domestica. forsythia, hydrangeas, pus
nicas, white wisteria. radiance roses,
rej ard pink. Eto) dLyon any 4 for
$1.15,6 for $1.0. 12 for $3.29, abelias
$22 ner 10), large 2 yr. roses, Rediance,
sa ae. Mrs. Chas. Bell, Core
a's, Ga. ae
White American Beauty, WLuxem-
bourg. 55c ea., $5.55 per doz. Mrs. J.
A. Griffin, 512-16 Ave., BE. Cordete, Ga.
White azaless, 0 ea.. cr 2 for 50,
red azaleas. 25 ea.. sweet shrubs 25
ca; pussy willows, 25 ea.; white dog-
weed 202 ea., red Aerweod 15 each;
trailiny arbutus 25 doz, evergreen
molax, 2% doz., maples 20 ea., holly
bushes 25 e2.. Mtn. laurel and ivy,
202 ea.. Mtn. ferns, 18c ea.. cedars 50
ea. All well rooted. Mrs. Laura
Hucthes, Rusby, Ga. | a
Several hundred King Humbert can-
nas, req and salmon, bronze and green
leaf 0c per doz., pink eannas with
cream spots 10 ea., banana leaf can-
nas, grow 8 ft. 10c., cbl. red dahlia tu-
bers, 5c and 10c, Shasta daisies 20
per doz., pink Dorothy Perkins roses,
bunctes 152, mixed mariecld, Princess
rooted 15: Boston, sword ferns. large
festher, Kochia seed 0c large pks.
V7il lexch. any for all eclors eiadioll,
bloominy size bu'bs. dbl. yellow a
white mums, snapdracon plants o
seed, popny seed climbing sweet sa
plants, all colors. Iris. exeept whit
and rooted privet plants. everpreens
and blosminz shrubbery. If exchange
write first. Add postage on small or-
ders. Mrs. J. B. Saye, Newborn, Ga.
Globe arbor vitae 15 ea., spruce
pines 4 for 25e, August lilies 2 for 25
purple Iris 40c doz. white jonquils,
C0c pcr 100. pink and white althea 2
for 25c, Parberry hedre plants 3 fo
25c. forsythia 2 for 25e, crange
lilies 39 doz, Balm of. Gilead, 2 for
25, purple lilac. 15 ea.. yellow thorn-
less roses 4 for 25c, Cherokee roses
[62 doz., Dorothy. Perkins roses 15c 2.,
req dogrvood, red buds, 3 for 25e, pe-
rennial pilox 207 deg. Miss Lucy
Wilson, Loving, Ga. Sane
Golden arbor vitre 8 for $1, Irish

Gclden glow bulbs 20c doz, white
jonouils 40 doz.. cup and saucer daf-
fodils 20c doz., azaleas, red dogwood
3 for 25c, trailing arbutus and ever-
preen palax, 20c doz., white pines and
Mtn. laurel, 15 ea., yellow thornless
roses ang blue lilac bushes 15 each.
All well rooted. Add postage. Jim
Turner, Loving, Ga. c
Burpee blend of giant fancy mixed
colored pansy plants. One eent each.
Add 7c on ea. order for B sign P Exe
tra fine var. Wil be rady for trans-
planting the 20th of Feb. Mrs. O F.
Browning, Rt. 4, Doerun, Ga. =
Blue grape hyacinth butbs 50c p
100. 500 for $2 or will exch for ban

tam Kens, Ray Johnson, Rt 1,

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well, Ga.





Thursday, February 6, 1931.

Incubators For Sale



Incubator 110 cap. Write for price.
Mrs. T. W. Sanders, Hartwell, Ga. Rt.

5.

Hot water brooing system for sale
6-10 ft. Shannandoah hovers and heat-
er made for 100 ft. house, good as new
$400 as it stands; also 20 by 175 ft.
chicken house for sale. K. A. Camp-
bell, 609 Atlanta St., Marietta, Ga.

Almost new Keipper oil brooder 42
in. canopy, never smokes, $15 cash or
exch for 15 pure breed pullets. N. A.
Wood, South Atlanta, Ga.

One good Buckeye incubator, 250
cap. with good thermometer and mois-
ture guide and instruction book and
egg tester complete, ready to set, $25
ao. Mrs. Belle Joiner, Soperton, Ga.

One Ideal electric incubator 85 egg
A-1 condition, full directions, $10.50 or
exch for W. L. pullets now laying. Mrs.
R. B. Dollar, Buford, Ga. Rt. 3.

No. 7 Mammoth Buckeye incubator,
10,000 cap. good as new, cheap. W. H.
Kinney, Carrollton; Ga. Rt. 1.

150 egg cap. Super Hatch incubator
perfect condition, thermometer, in-
struction book and several lamp wicks,
$10 FOB; also one Impere heater with
instructions for making brooder for 150
chicks, $3.50 FOB cash, or both for
$12. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce,
Ga: Rt. 5.

One Super Hatch incubator 155 egg
cap. good as new and fully equipped
for service, lamp wicks, thermometer,
egg tester, and instructions, used one
season with excellent results, $10 cash.
R. B. Williams, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 1.

Bohan incubator 400 egg cap. No. 1
condition $20. Mrs. L. M. Dunn,
Chauney, Ga.

One 500. cap. Simplex brooder with
ventilators complete in perfect cond,
$12.50. Mrs. J. W. Tucker, 121 High-
land Ave., Macon, Ga. Rt 21.

One Buckeye incubator 600 cap. used
three seasons in good condition $25
FOB Eoganville, Ga; also 2 Symplex
brooders stone oil burner with 12 ft of
pipe each and tanks in good condition,
$10 ea. or $18 for both FOB. J.. W.
Garret, Loganville, Ga.~

One Buckeye incubator 110 egg cap.
A-l condition, $10. Hewlette Bailey,
Vienna, Ga. 405 Union St.

One 1000 chick cap. brooder, $5; one
500 chick cap. brooder, $4; one 100 cap.
brooder $3, all in first class condition.
Mrs. J. H. Peppers, Auburn, Ga.

3 Advance coal brooders burn soft
coal satisfactorily, been used one sea-
-s0n, guaranteed perfect condition,
$12.50 ea. or exch for peas, 5 bu. peas
for one brooder. Jones Beasley, La-
vonia, Ga.

One Super Hatch oil burner incuba-
tor 250 cap. used one season, A-1 con-
dition; also one oil burner brooder 500-
1000 cap. or will trade for corn. Paul
Anthony, Juniper, Ga.

One Belle City incubator, 140 egg
eap. $10.00 or exch. for 3 good pigs any
breed not stunted. J. R. Baxter, Car-
roliton, Ga. Rt. 2.

One Buckeye incubator 120 cap. in
perfect cond. instruction book. Will
sell cheap or exch. for white leghorn
pullets six or eight weeks old, Tan-
cred preferred. Also one Imperial
coal burning brooder complete with
pipe used one season, for sale cheap.
Mrs. M. C. Johnson, Whigham, Ga.

Electric motor Sears- Roebuck Sim-
plex cost~$25 new, used short : while,
Ase J. P. Anderson, Mountain View,

a.

Two 600 egg incubators and two 250
egg incubators for sale first class con-
ae cheap. _C. W. Dugger, Vidalia,

250 egg cap. incubator in good condi-
tion, set three times, $10 cash or exch
for equal value. Mrs. H. W. Stephens,
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1.

One big Gray Hen incubator used
once, good as new, 100 egg cap. Ther-
Mmometer and instructions, $6.50 FOB.
Cash with order. Mrs. H. F, Brown,
Willacoochee, Ga. Box 212.

2 Jate model 600 egg Super Hatch in-
eubators, good condition, $35 ea. or $65
for the two; one 250 egg Super Hatch,
$15. On the purchase of 2 will del.
within 100 miles. Cash with order.
One New Town Giant coal burning

brooder, 1200 chick cap. good condition |

$15. Cash with order. Also several
other brooders. Write for prices. Mrs.
T. B. Jones, Parrott, Ga.

One Queen incubator 275 cap. perfect
eondition, to trade for 250 heavy strain
chicks free of diarrhea or $35 cash. R.
H. Akin, Griffin, Ga. R. B.





MARKET BULLETIN

600 cap. Super Hatch incubator for
Sale cheap or exch for feed corn, hay
or hogs, or anything can use on farm.
Will sell on terms. F. M. Collins, Mari-
etta, Ga. Rt. 5.

One 1600 egg cap. Wishbone incuba-
tor oil burner first class condition. Will
exch for corn or sell for $85 cash or
monthly payments FOB Lavonia, Ga.
C. B. Moore, Carnesville, Ga.

Six coal burning brooders 40 in.
hovers thermostsat control, smoke pipe
used one time, cost $17 ea. will take $10
ea. FOB. Woodbury. H. B. McCoy,
Woodbury, Ga.

One Super Hatch incubator in good
condition, set three times only, $15
cash, money order, no checks. Mrs.
Ollie V. Fitzgerald, Pitts, Ga. Rt. 1.

Buckeye oil burning brooder, 500-
1000 size, $10 cash or exch for 1 ton
shucks or 15 bu. corn del. Brooder in
good working condition. E. Maynard,
Newton, Ga.

One Super Hatch incubator 400 cap.
$17.50; one coal burning brooder 500
cap. $5 or both for $20 if taken togeth-
er, both in good condition. J. F. Chand-
ler, Temple, Ga. Rt. 1.

One 250 cap. Wisconsin incubator in
good condition $10 cash, or will exch
for reg. heifer calf, Duroc J. gilt, full
stock, or Thompson B. R. cockerel and
young hens. Mrs. W. A. Tomlin, Fitz-
gerald, Ga. Rt. 4. ;

500 cap. Buckeye brooder used only 4
or 5 months in perfect cond. will sell
for cash or exch for 8 pure stock pul-
lets, March or April hatch. Mrs. E. A.
Nicholls, Sparta, Ga. Rt. 1.

For sale or exch one 275 egg Queen
incubator in good condition for 10 good
hens of any heavy breed. Write. S. Y.
Floyd, Byron, Ga. Box 13.

On 2400 tap. Wishbone incubator in
good condition, will trade for light
pant. J. L. Allen, Columbus, Ga. Rt.

250 cap. Prairie State incubator, per-
fect condition, part pay on good grade
cow, not over 3rd ealf, fresh now or
soon, not over 15 mi. from Monticello,
fe Howard Persons, Monticello, Ga.

One No. 17 style E. Buckeye incuba-
tor 210 cap. will sell for $15 without
crating but if crated, $17.50 FOB or
will exch for a 30 gal bbl of No. 1 Ga.
ae syrup. R. L. Johnson, Midville,

a,

600 egg Super Hatch incubator, oper-
ated one season, cost $49.50 will sell for
$25. First class condition. J. B. Bish-
op, 1020 Langley Ave., Atlanta, Ga.

2 Super Hatch incubators hot water
600 cap. ea. only used a little while,
both for $50. W. W. Lowe, Byron, Ga.

One Buckeye No. 4, 350 cap. $30; one
Buckeye No. 5, 600 egg cap. $40; both in
good condition. O. B. Brown, Madison,
Ga. Rt. 3.

One Buckeye brooder, 300 egg cap.
good condition, $8 FOB Omega, Ga. or
Pa Ga. Mrs. T. V. Slayton, Omega,

a.

240 egg incubator, Miller, good con-
dition, thermometer and _ instruction
book included, $10 cash. Lauren Noble,
Trenton, Ga.

One big Grey Hen incubator, No. 1

condition. Will sell or exch for syrup.
Dillard Anderson, Gibson, Ga.

52 in. oil brooder in perfect condition.
Used one season, $7.50. 2 Cyphers in-
cubators cheap. Mrs. H. G. Brown,
Stone Mt., Ga. Rt. 1.

Sol Hot wickless oi] burning brooder
44 in. canopy 500 chick cap. latest mo-
del perfect condition, used very little
$1750; 52 in. canopy 1000 cap. new
never uncrated, same make latest mod-
el, $20 or exch. all FOB. J. H. Beasley,
Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 2.

One incubator Ironclad, 140 egg cap.
$9 cash or will exch for baby chicks,
pigs, or anything useful. Ernest Rice,
Maxeys, Ga.

One Saveall brooder, 300 chick cap.
exch for peanuts, E. J. cabbage plants
or Bermuda onion plants. Mrs. G. W.
Randall, Lavonia, Ga.

One 600 egg Bell City inc set 4 times,
$20 cash or exch for a 300 or 350 egg
Buckeye incubator a good condition
or for a pure bred brood sow, already
bred, or a pure bred heifer not under
10 or 12 mos. old and not stunted,
shelled corn, cured meat, shoats, but-
ter Write what you can offer. Mrs.
Cleon Cowart, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2. Box
89.

One incubator 400 egg cap. good
condition, $15; also large brooder, 1000
cap. 5. Mrs. J. S. Hammock, Seott,
Ga.

1000 cap. oil brooder, $8 at home or
will crate and Put in express office for
69. 12 feedera 20 holes te ea. 6 gal-



& | ESBS.



vanized 2 gal. waterers, $5 FOB here.
Write for particulars. Miss Laura
Morris, Roopville, Ga.

2 No. 119 Buckeye coal] burning broo-
ders, used two seasons, in good cond.
$9 ea. Cost new $16.50. \H. L. Turner,
Jr., Thomson, Ga.

One little brown hen incubator 50
egy cap. in good condition, $3 prepaid.
Mrs. Barnum Cobb, Richland, Ga.

500 chick size Sears-Roebuck coal
brooder complete, 500 chick Ketpper
oil brooder, slightly used, $15 ea. or
exch for 15 leghorn pullets. Mrs. W. E.
Hannah, South Atlanta, Ga.

One Blue Flame oil brooder, 1000
cap baby chicks in good condition, $10
cash FOB. H. F. Seay, Conley, Ga. Rt.
1;

One Buckeye incubator 120 cap. good
condition, thermometer and _ instruc-
tion book, $12.50. Mrs. J. W. McGowan,
Graymont, Gackt le -*

One little Brown Hen ee 50
egg cap. in good condition. Price right
write for - particulars. Mrs. J. C.
Shirley, Hollywood, Ga.

Incubators Wanted

Want 500 cap. Twin Float brooder
will exch flat vine seed peanuts, Gov.
insp. Porto Rican potatoes or plants,
or pure bred B. R. chickens for same.
Mrs. C. C. Deal, Patterson, Ga.

Want to exch 3 nice New Zealand
does and one buck for a good brooder
first class cond. J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga.
Box 53.

, Want to exch value for a brooder in
good condition. Write at once. Mrs.
E. L. Kitchens, Swainsboro, Ga.

Want 50-100 cap. incubator complete
ready for setting, must not have been
used over 3 times, and cheap for cash.
Give name, cap. and lowest price in
first letter. Lee Whitmore, Canton,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Want one brooder about 1000 cap.
Write best offer. H. S. Bryan, Canon,
Ga.

Want to exch one New Buckeye
cap. 1150 cap. priced $32 used 3 wks,
for same value in an incubator used
only one season and cap. from 250-500.
Clifford Wilson, Blue Ridge, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want one 300-350 egg Buckeye ine.
in good condition. Will hatch pure
bred baby chicks Tancred strain W. L.
from 300-312 egg record stock to pay
for same. Write at once. Mrs. Cleon
Cowart, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 89.

Want one Putnam brooder, must be
in good working condition and cheap.
G. T. Welch, Dallas, Ga.

Want one Little Brown Hen inc. in
good condition, Will exch Brown Leg.
hatching eggs, 30 eggs for one ine.
Mrs. A. T. Lee, Gardi, Ga. Rt. 1, Box
40.

Want 500 chick cap. oil burning
brooder of reliable make, Buckeye pre-
ferred. Will exch March hatch Buff
Orpington pullets or hatching eggs for
same. Byers strain. Mrs. J. J. Oliliff,
Bristol, Ga.

Want to exch. R. I. Red pullets for
brooder, not less than 500 cap. Mrs.





ord. Ashley, Bluffton, Ga.

Want Buckeye brooder, soft or hard
coal burner 200-300 cap. Will exch. B.
R. Friers for same at market price af-
ter the chicks are brooded in brooder.
Fair deal guaranteed. : HE. C. MzDaniel,
Winder, Ga. Rt. 4.



Eggs For Sale



Donaldson Red eggs, 50c doz. $4 per
100 and postage. John Powell, Register,
Ga.

Donaldson pure bred Red eggs, $1
per 15, $2 for 36 del. Crates to be ret.
Mrs. Hy, L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga.

Donaldson Red eggs, $1 per 15, or
exch for Bermuda onion plants, E. J.
cabbage plants or butter bean seed.
Mrs. Laura Montgomery, Mauk, Ga.

Pure bred White Plymouth Rock
Fischel str. from prize winning
stock, 8 lb hens, $1.50 per 15, $2.75 for
30. del. E. B. Trotman, Lumpkin, Ga.

Pure bred White Rock, Fischel str.
eggs, $1.25 per 15, $2.25 for 30; $3, 50;
$4.50 per 100. Cash with orders. No
checks. Parcel post paid. Mrs. C. C.
Payne, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 6

Hatching eggs from full stock L.
hens, direct from the State College,
and which held a higher av. of produc-
tion for 7 mos. last winter than the
flock a+ the Ga. Egg Laying contest.
Pen headed by ped. Morgan Tancred
males. Phil D. Josey, Homerville, Ga.

P. O. Box 9.
Golden Buff Orp. Super Test, Con-
ways Egg a Day eggs, $1 per 16. Exch












































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for aia tboke etc. Mrs. L. C. Ridley,
Franklin, Ga.

R. I. Red eggs, 75 per 15, $4 per 100.
Crates to be ret. Dark selected stock,
Miss Florence Horne, Grovetown, Ga.

Absolutely pure J. B. Giant eggs,
per 15. Carefully selected. Mrs. John
Butler, Forsyth, Ga, Rt. 6.

Pure White Rock eggs, $1.50 per 15,
Mrs. T. Dumas, Tifton, Ga. Rt, 7.

Pure bred B. R. egys. $1 per 15. Mra.
Pearl Nelson, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.

Pure bred R. C. Dark Cornish g
eggs, heavy strain, hens weigh 5 to
lbs. roosters 9 to 11 lbs. unrelated stock
$1.50 for 15 eggs postpaid. s. Fred J
Johnson, Dawson. Ga. Rt. 6. ae

One.case fresh infertile white eggs.
for sale at yearly contract price, write
best offer. Noel Lanier, care of Post
Office, Macon, Ga. SS

Pure Tancred eggs for hatchiny, par
ent stock came direct from Tancreds
farms, extraxheavy layers. $4 per 106.
Mrs. F. Cowart, Rt. 2, Summit, Ga.

Pure bred Jersey Black Giant
$1.25 per 15 or exchange for O-too-tan
bean seed, Irish potato seed, Cornfiel
bean seed or fora young goat. Mrs, ha
E. Whisnante, Rutledge, Ga. Rt. 2.

Buff Rock eggs from highly
nugget strains, Sires in my yard from
trapnested stock. $1.50 per 15. Mrs,
G. L. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga. ee

Hatching eggs from large white In
dian Runner ducks, $1.25 per doz Large
white Muscovey duck eggs, $1.50
doz. Blue Toulouse Geese eggs, 20 e@.
W. H. Hagan, Morrow, Ga.

Hatching eggs from flock pure bred
White Wyandottes that have layed
per cent from Nov. 1, 1930, $1.25 per 1
del. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak, Ga.

Carefully selected and tested w!
Leghorn eggs for hatching from
quality stock, 50c per doz FOB cash
with order. F. A. Rovers, Rt. 1, Box
261, Washington, Ga.

Pure Buff Rock eggs, $1.10 per
Mrs. W. P. Whitworth, Adairsville,

Seed Wanted

Want enough Cayana 10 sugar cane
seed to plant an acre, also Spanish
peanuts for 20 acres; 20 bu. pink skin
vine grown Porto Rico potatoes, State
insp. and right in every way. Will
pay cash or exch. pecan trees of good
var. and Gov. insp. J. E. Leger, Cad-
well, Ga.

Want to hear from party that ha
the old fashioned cream col. fall
beans and winter shallot. Mrs. A. L.
ee, Blue Ridge. Ga., Rt. 1, Box

15.



Want 1 Ib. cream crowder pea, one
lb. cow peas, or chicken corn or lit
white rice pop corn, shelled. also have
some fine pumpkin seed and crook
neck cushaw seed will exch. Wha
have you? Wil) give 2 lbs speckled
crowder peas for the above Ea.
pay postage. Write first. Mrs. .
Lankford LaGrange. Ga,, Rt. 2,

Want Kobe Lespedeza seed, and
black locust seed, sound and dry for
planting. Give description and pric-
es. H. R. Simmons, LaGrange, Ga.

Want 1 bu. chufa seed Quote hes
price for cash. FOB. J. J. Warren,
Patterson, Ga.

Want Burt, 90-day oat seed. State
price in small quantity. M. A. Mose
es, Faceville, Ga.

Want to exch. parsnip and other
seed for 1 lb. good pole beans, not the
shucky kind, also for a few beet seed,
green pod okra, Ga. collard and t=
tle cayenne pepper seed. Both to
pay postag on what they send. Miss
Laura Morris. neers Ga,

Want to exch. 1 1-2 cups of niee
var. pumpkin seed, or 1 1-2 cups =
good var. mixed watermelon seed.
1 Ib. of sound, Burpees soit

een pod bean seed. Ea, to pay B we

ge; and I want a few oz. of seed
the new vegetable- green, peed
green. Wil] exch. 2 thls. of old fash-
ioned& muskmelon seed for 2 tbls. of
the tender green. Ea. to pay postage
on what they send. Write first.
J. K. Stacks, LaFayette Ga, Rt. 1

Want 5 bu. good cane seed for
Must be clean and sound. Write what
you have and best cash price. Be P.
Ballenger, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to hear from party having
bunch velvet beans. Quote best price
on 1-2 bus lots. O. F. Carroll, Ellijay,
Ga. Rt. ;

Want assis and Stone Mtn. melon
seed. Sample and lowest cash price.
E. C. Pope, Ocilla, Ga.

Want 1-2 bu. sunflower

seed.
price. J. EK. Calhoun, A





































































































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ontinued from page nine)
rooted Dorothy Perkins rose
c each and postage; narcissi
60 for 25c and postage; Hima-
ckberry plants 15c per doz. and
Mads. C. G. Morris, Bowdon,

Hawthorne, abelia rooted,
rum and Philadelphus 25c each;
il bulbs 75c per 100; abelia cut-
per 100; white and pink pe-
phlox 25c per doz., delivered
j;.1 white and green leaf eu-
3, 25c. Add postage. Miss G.
, Eastman, Ga.

tings dahlia bulbs, double large

yellow, red, bright red, white,
orange quill type, buff, lavender,

o . feather pink and rose
each or $1 per doz. Mrs. Alton
, Cumming, Ga., RFD 4,
nium cuttings rooted, double
and red, 0c, cuttings 5c not root-
postage on all orders under
ce and Boston ferns, 15c, good
red leaf conk begonia, 10c; Dor-
"Perkins roses, red and pink, well
1 year old, 10c each, not root-
er 100; pines $1 per 100. Mrs.
rish, Nashville, Ga. >
grape hyacinth bulbs that will
this spring 50c per 100 or 500

No COD orders filled. Mrs. J.

Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1.
lac bush, 20c; snowballs, 20c; wht
ming dogwood 90c per doz; English

od, 15c; red blooming maple, 18

in. $1 per doz; spruce pines, wht.

c per doz; honeysuckle 15c;
lowering mtn. laurel and mtn.

ay doz; evergreen mtn. ferns
bunch; pink and yellow peach
30c each or 3 for 50c; sweet

3 for 25c; blue velvet roses,
dogwood $1 per doz; red halls
liss N. A. White, Dahlonega,

FD 1; Box 34. ae
iow thornless roses, pink Perkins
is cones, all rooted, 10c; ever-
ng white baby roses, 20c each;
1 pink and 1 red everbloom-

e 20c each; purple lilac and
eye bush 10c; August lilies and
nt ears 10c; mixed double dah-
ad, yellow, white, pink and some
1 50c per doz; pink req and
annas, large blooms, 50c per
. white and bronze iris, 5c

>

c mge lilies 35c per doz; mixed
ls and narcissus 20c per dozen;
of Bethlehem, Prince roses, 10c
ox glove 25c per doz. Add pos-
or inquiries and on small orders,
. Winter, Buford, Ga.

fe pines 25c each; red dogwood
: white dogwood 20c each;
ease 25c per doz; azaleas 25c
vergreen galax and mountain
25 doz; trailing arbutus 25c
ush lilies 25c each; spruce pines
ch; holly bushes 25 each; lau-
1d ivy, 25c each; shasta daisies
r clump; pussy willows 25c each.
for 25c. All well rooted. Mrs.



ies, brides bouquet, birdseye
avelers delight (with large
is + white and yel-
ible fall pinks, blue grass, spot-
urd grass, white and pink hardy
ange day lilies, lemon lilies,
purple iris, 20c per doz; yel-
mines, 3 for 40c. All- flowers
d. Add postage on small or-

ck, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3.

whalls 8 for $1; weigelia 6 for
iter fly bush 3 for 50c; golden
for 50c; rose of sharon 3 for
y bushes 6 for $1; pink almond
; yellow rose bushes, 3 for 25c.
oted. Add postage. Mrs.
all, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3,

small -yellow blooms, 8 to
ister, very fragrant, 5c per
ain lily bulbs, 5c per bulb,
1g size. Add postage. Mrs.
Diggs, Douglasville, Ga. .
us, large leaf evergreen
red berries, big broad stocky
to 3 ft., $1 ea., balled and

shorniess rose 2 ft. 35c;
wince, Cydonia japonica 2

ee myrtle, 2 to 3 feet,
wering almond, 2 to 3 ft.
1 wreath or Van _ Houtti
8 ft. 35e. Snow garland
. 85e. Winter jasmine
fn Feb.. 25c. Garden-
about 2 feet, 50e.

| euonymous, $1.60 post-
d. everblooming roses, 2

5c per doz; lemon lilies 5c

o checks accepted. Mrs. Lou-.



eS MARKET BULLETIN

years old, 40c ea. Shasta daisies, 40c
doz. Gorfgeous, orchid flowering can-
nas, imp. King Humbert, fiery red,
bronze leaves. President, Pillar of
fire, Richard Wallace, yellow, King
Humbert, lemon striped red. Six ea.
of the 4 or 2 doz. for $1.10 postpaid.
Mrs. Alfred Conrad, Salmon Pink, city
of Portland, rose pink, 15 for $1. State
insp- Sat. guar. Mrs. W. H. Rucker,
Milner, Ga. }

Cherokee roses, 10c ea. Orange day
lilies, 20c doz. Snowdrops, 20c doz.
Blue iris lilies, 25c doz. Fox grape

vines, 2 for 25c. Evergreen gefah-
iums, 3 bunches for 25c. Yellow thorn-
less roses, $1 doz. Arborvitae, 20c ea.
Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. Wax plants,
20e doz. All colors azaleas, 10c each.
White pines, mtn. ivy and hemlock,
mtn. laurels, 15c ea.
add postage. Mrs. Bill Lecroy, Lov-
ing, Ga,

Coral vine (pink vine) plants and
seed. Seed are fertile, plants 10c ea.,
and are year old. Seed -fresh, 10c per
tablespoonful. Very beautiful and
vigorous. Mrs. J. W. Dougherty, Ab-
beville, Ga. : :

White and purple wisteria vines, old
fashioneq trumpet vines, or Virginia
creeper and evergreen, fragrant hon-
eysuckle vines. Mrs. L. S. Andrews,
Ochlochnee, Ga. so

Blue grape pyaeuh bulbs, 50c per
100 del. by P. P. Mrs. L. J. Brown,
Rt. 1, Bogart, Ga.

6 to 8 in. rooted dwarf boxwood
plants, full gree ntons, $3.50 per C,
del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Rt. 3, Green-
ville, Ga. : pet

Blue grape hyacinth blooming size

bulbs, 50c per C or 500 for $2. Post

paid. Miss Vena Brown, Hartwell, Ga.

Evergreen mtn. laurels, 12 to 14 in.
high, 12 for $1. Drooping laurels, 18
to 24 in. high, 12 for $1. Spruce pine,
white pine, 12 to 18 in. high, 12 for
$1. Holly bush, 12 in. 75c doz. Blue
flag lilies, 60c doz. cash-or money or-
der with order, no checks. Miss May
Waters, Rt. 1, Dahlonega, Ga.

Lilacs, spirea, van Houtti, winter
blooming yellow jasmine not for-
sythia) and W. Star jasmine, 25c ea.
or 5 for $1. White iris, 40c doz. Lav-
ender iris, 40c. Lemon lilies, .40c. Shas-
ta daisies anq tall dbl. orange lilis,
20c doz. Larkspurs, mixed, gaillardia,
ragged robins and dbl. pink holly hock
seed, 7c per pkg. L. Thompson straw-
berry plants, 30c per C, or $2.50 per
M. Mrs. J. P. Rush, Adairsville, Ga.
_ Arborvitae, some 21 inches high, 25c
ea., boxwoods 15 inches high 25c ea.
Martha Hunter, Lewner, Ga.
-Dahlias, Mina Burgle, deep red, a
profuse bloomer, on jong stems; dark
green foliage, 25c. Peree D. Lyon wht.

fine cut flower, long stems blooms
freely, 25c. Yellow princess, golden
yellow large flowers on stiff stems,

fine, 50c. Queen Mary pink large
flowers with full rounded center, 35c.
Large purple with long stiff stems tall
profuse perfect flowers for all purpos-
es, 50c. Primrose yellow, strong grow-
er, 25c. All are decorative type and
true to name. Crimson King
Queen of May iris, $1 doz. Tiger lilies
milk and wine lilies, Madonna lilies,
25c each, 5 for $1. Red spider lilies
5 for $1;
tonia, blue daisies, tall yellow prim-
roses, blue salvia, white salvia, stock
flowered larkspurs, pink, blue and va-
riegated, 35c doz. Annual phlox. 25c
doz. Physostegia, 2 colors, blue and
lilac pink, 25c doz. Stocks, dbl. and
single, mixed colors, 50c doz., all plants
hardy and with good roots.
Sloan, Rt. 1, Auburn, Ga.

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daisies, 25 for 50c, yellow: day lilies,
100 for $1, March planters, 100 for $1
Or wil lexch. for eggs or anything can
use. Mary Bramlett, Rt. 3, Rockmart,

Ga. .

= Flowering almond, lemon lilies,
sweet scented, calicarpia beauty ber-
ry, pink cluster spirea, hill. of snow,

hydrangea, forsythia, Indian currant,

winter jasmine; red, white, cream and
pink running roses, 15 ea., or $1 doz.
Spider wart, blue flower, 50c dog;
green bark dogwood with red burrs
like beechnuts, grows 5 feet. Plum pop-
pies. Butterfly bush. Flamentiso, 15c
ea. Mixed colors perennial phlox, 50c
doz. Tall, bearded iris, name sorts,
many colors, 60c doz. Golden glow,
white, variegated. and purple. violets,
50e doz. Yellow primroses, 10c ea. Wht.
primroses, 25c doz. Larkspur, mixed
colors, 25c doz. May daisies and Shas-
ta daisies, 30c doz. Ageratum, 30c
doz. Weigelia rosea, mock orange,
yellow kerria, 25c ea. Booking orders
for dahlias for spring delivery at 10c



ea, or $1 doz. Some of the finest of the

All well rooted,

iris,.

Fairy lilies, 3 for 25c. Bol--

Mrs. S. W.
Blue hyacinths, 25 for 50c, Shasta |}



orange lili

postage.




large dbl. types in my collections. All
named varieties of hardy chrysanthe-
mums, mixed colors, 35 doz. Monarda,
25 doz. Physostegia, boltonia, sweet
rocket, 5c ea. Pink Iberis, blackeyed
Susies, hardy tame ferns, 5c ea. An-
chusa, 5c ea. Cash with order. Add
Mrs. L. W. Slaughter, Ris-
ing Faun, Ga.
Red dogwoods, azaleas, white mul-
berry bushes, flowering pear, white
pines, white and black walnuts, birds
eye, mountain laurels and ivys, 2 for
2c. Cherokee roses, 40c doz. HKver-
green galax, trailing arbutus, 15c doz.
Tiger lilies, 25c doz. Pink roses, iris,
2 for 15c, fur iris, 2 for 15c. Jonquils,
30c doz. Wall vine, 2 for 15c. Mrs.
John Holland, Mineral Bluff, Ga.
- Red dogwood, 2 for 25c. Laurels and
ivys, 20c. Azaleas, crabapples, holly
bushes, white pines, 15c each. White
mulberry bushes, 15c each. Trailing
arbutus and evergreen galax, 2 doz. for

25c. Pink roses, 2 for 15c; Bird eye.
bushes, 2 for 15c. Tanzy, 25c dozen.
Jonquils, 25c doz. Double daffodils,

Sweet scented nar-
cissus, 30 doz. Wild geraniums, 15c
doz. Black and white walnuts, 15c
each. Cherokee roses, 50 doz. Snow-
drops, 2 doz. 25c. Easter lilies 15 ea.
Blue iris lilies, 40c doz. Add postage.
Miss Ruth Wilson, Mineral Bluff, Care
Dehart. : ast :

Trailing arbutus, evergreen galax,
25c doz. Red dogwood, azaleas, moun-
tain laurels, 25 each. Holly bushes,
crabapple sprouts, 20c each. Orange
day lilies, 75c ver 100. Fall pinks, 35c
doz.~ Blue iris 35c doz. Golden glow,
20c doz. Heart ease plant, 15c dozen.
Sweet shrubs, 20c each. Double yel-
low daffodils, 35c doz. All well root-
ed. Add: postage. Mr. Floyd moper,
Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Red dogwood, mtn. laurels, azaleas,
2 for 25c. Holly bushes, crabapple
sprouts, 20c each. Trailing arbutus,
evergreen galax, 25c doz. Artificial
lilacs, 15 each. Rooted junipers, 35c
each. Blue iris, 25c doz. Orange day
lilies, bulbs, 75c per 100. Sweet shrubs
15e each. Fall pinks, white pinks and
yellow, 35c doz. Golden glow, 20c
doz. One arbor-vitae, $1 Heart ease
plant, 15c doz. All well rooted. Add
postage. Mrs, R. L. Curtis, Mineral
Bluif,; Gai =

_ Blue Iris lilies, 25c doz. White dog-
wood, 15c each or 2 for 25c. Req dog-
wood. 15c each. Some roses, 15 each
or 2 for 25c. Evergreen galax, 25
doz. Crabapple, a
25C.
50c, I will give a free bush or two. Mr.
Garnett Deport, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Red dogwoods, 3 for 25c. Laurels
and ivys, 3 for 25c. Birds eye, 10 for
al. Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. White

ulberry, 3 for 25c. Evergreen galax,
25e doz. Jonquils, 25c doz. Daffodils,
25 doz. Black and white walnut
sprouts, 3 for 25c. White pines, 10c
each. Tiger lilies, 25c -.doz. Hardy
trumpet vines, 3 for 30c. Flower pear
3 for 30c, Crabapple sprouts, 3 for
30c. Hardy ferns, 5 for 30c. White
dogwoods, 3 for 25c. Plum sprouts 3
for 30c. Strawberry plants, 100 for
60c. Blue irish lilies, 40c doz. Burr
roses, 3 for 40c. Yellow roses, 3 for
30c. Crepe myrtle vine, 25c doz. Add
postage. R.-G. Holland; Mineral
Bluff, Ga. Care Robert Deport. :

Baby rambler rose bush, 20c, colors

March pinks, 25c.

15c each or for

pink and red. Honeysuckle vines, 20c_

each. Gall bushes, nice for hedges,
15c each. Red and black bamboo
vines, 20c each. Mrs. J. F. Tillmon,
Rt. 1, Glenwood, Ga.

Spirea thunbergii, forsythia, euony-
mous, abelia, Philadelphus, English
dogwood, ligustrum lucidum, hydran-
gea, trailing vinca, ligustrum -japoni-
cum, Irish rose, coral vine, butterfly
lily, red oleander, sweet shrub, jasmin
primulimum, orange day lily, any 1
plants for $1.50 and postage. Mrs. J.
M. Hunt, 101 Fourteenth Ave., E. Cor-
dele, Ga. ae
Pink rain lilie bulbs, blooming size,
5 per bulb. Add postage. Mrs. W.
J. Norton, Douglasville, Ga., RFD 1.

Rooted white hydrangea, 15 each, 6
for 75c. Few wel] rooted roses, 20c ea.
$2 doz. 100 rose cuttings, $1, about 30
different kinds. Frost proof petunia
plants, now ready to set. $1. Collect-
ion of house plant cuttings, 15 for $1.

Sprengeri fern, 10c each. Rooted star :

jasmine, 6 for 50e, 100 for $4. Almost
black red dahlia bulbs, 6 for 50c, 15
for $1. Collection of fine dahlia bulbs
some cost $1.50 each. but labels are
lost, 1 doz. for $4. ~-Mrs. J. L. Burk,
Fifton, Ga: Rt, ;

Milk and wine lilies, 6 for 45 or
75e doz. Orange oe easter ee and

ig 0c 0: dazen., |





If you will order no jess than

Thursday, February 6, 1981.

White milk lilies, red easter lilies, dbl.
orange lilies, red sunburst Iflies, all
25c each or 6 for $1. Rain lilies and
snowdrops, 50c doz. Gladiolas, red
and variegated. colors, 25c doz. Cannas,
red king, hubard yellow, double can-
nas, leopard colors and salmon col-
ors, all 25c doz. One plant of each
above for $1. Mrs..S. Carter, Route
2, Alma, Ga.

Flowers And Seed Wanted

Want tulips, double hyacinths, pe-
onies and butter and egg bulbs, will
exchange choice mums for same. 14
different varieties. Mrs. Vivian Car-
ter, Whitesburg, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want cut flowers by hundred
blooms, state prices. Want at once and
can use a lot if cheap enough. Mrs.
W. A. Davis, Tucker, Ga., Rt. 1.

Purple and white double cannas, will
fexchange pine, rose, red, yellow
orange cannas for same, or will pay |
75c per doz. Mrs. George A. Bell,
Jacksonville, Ga. RE SES:
~. Cuttings of ivy leaf geraniums, fus-
chia, sultana, pink oleander, begonia,
abutilen, annual
will exchange fine mums, different





fraven, Curryville, Ga. es
Flower cuttings or seed or vegetable
seed, state what you have. Will exch
rooted wisteria for same. Mrs. W. M.
Saunders, Helena, Ga. ; a
Flower seeds or vines, will exchange
sassafras tea roots. Maellen Graham,
Camilla; Ga., Rt. 1. -

Mixed large type Dahlias,, and mix- :
ed blooming size gladioli, will exch.
purple wisteria, lilacs, Dorothy Per-

C. Oliver, Chicamauga, Ga. Rt. 2.

Double pink or wnite hollyhocks, or
double pink or white althea plants.
Will exchange double white, pink and
lavender poppy seed for same. Will
exchange 100 thrift plants for ene 2
yr. old japonica plant. Mrs. Maude. -
Thompson, Ty Ty, Ga. eas os

Spirea, Azalea and other shrubs, will
exchange wel} rooted abelia cuttings
gs ae: Mrs. J. E. Robinson; Nich-
olls, Ga... ee :



Soil Had Machinery
: For Sale : :

SECOND-HAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE | 3 a

1 Case grain separator, for sale or
-exch. for cows, hogs, corn or hay. W.
He White, Gainesville, Ga. 16 West
Ave,

1 good reversible Avery disc plow,
practically new, will take $12.50 or
.exch. for good Ga, Cane syrup; 1 good
No. 5 DeLava] separator, $15 or exch
for field peas and ground peas. D. L.
Simmons, Gresston, Ga. :

Fordson tractor and pulley in good
running cond. $150; McCormick reap-
er and binder, good as new, $150; al-
most new International riding culti-
vator, $60; Oliver double disc tractor
plow, $75. -Lot of other small farm
implements cheap. M .B. Lee, Ft.
Valley, Ga., Rt. 2. ae :

No. 6 DeLaval cream separator, used
very little, 2 extra heavy milk or
cream cans for Ry. express or freight
shipments, will sell or exch. for a
good milk cow, pure bred pigs, field
peas, or beans, good riding cultivator
and pay or take difference in cash,
E. G. Morgan, Clyo,. Ga. :

Athens plow for Fordson tractor $30.
All parts complete and in good work-_
ing order, May be examined at my
farm 1 mile from Cornelia. Richard
Lewis, Cornelia, Ga. :

1 Cole combination planter. Write
for price. J. B. Wilson, Surrency, Ga.

One 3 horse disc plow with steel



subsoil attachment. Will sell to high-
est bidder; also 1 Cole cotton planter

with fertilizer g attachment, good as
new, $7; 1 Dowlow- cotton planter,
good as new, $3.75. M. W. Willing-

|ham, Luthersville, Ga.

for sale cheap.
boro, Ga. Rt. 1.
Fairbanks, Morse shunt wound gen- .
erator, 1 H. type, in good cond. not
used long. Will exch. for good Jersey
or Guernsey heifer from full blood
/Sire and dam and breq to full blood
sire. Write what you have for exch.

C. C. Criswell, Tooms-

|L.-S. Andrews, Ochlochnee, Ga.

1 barrel churn,.10 gal. cap. never
been used but very little, $2.75. B.C. ~
Ook, Reynolds, Ga.

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an

Chrysanthemum, _

colors geraniums.. Mrs. W. S. Wald- |



kins, pink, all rooted, or Ga..collard
seed at 20c per lb. for same, Mrs. L. |









triple hitch, used very little and has aS a

One 6 horse power gasoline engine


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Thursday, February 5, 1931.

Second-Hand Machinery
For Sale

1 Hercules gas engine with Waco
magneto 1 1-2 h. p. first class cond.
new cylinder and bearings, runs per-
fectly, $20 FOB. H. P. Aderhold, East
Point, Ga. 510. Vesta Ave. =

1 model T. 45 shaw: tractor with 7
in. turn plow, extra rims, pr. 7 in.
discs, spring tooth harrow, sho-
ve] and sweep, first class cond, only
useq about 3 mos for quick sale, $200
cash at my place. C. E. Smith, Macon
Ga. Rt..3. ;

1 Delco water pump in good condi-
tion. Mrs. W. V. Means, Culloden,

Ga.-

1 No. 75 Wizard 2 horse plow, in
good cond. except slide, has 2 new
points, $7. O. A. Andrews, Jackson,

Ga.
1 No. 17 Chattanooga middle break-



er, good as new, $6 FOB here. Will

exch. for 4 bu. pure unmixed Brab-
ham peas; 1 55 gal. gasoline tank
with faucet, $8 FOB here. P. B.

Reese, Blythe, Ga.

2 continental cotton gins, pulleys,

shafting, belts; fan, scales and all
fixtures, in good cond. to exch. for
anything of equal value. H. W. Bag-
ley, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5.
1 F. W. Mann green bone cutter
almost new on stand, for sale or exch
for equa] value. C. W. Dugger, Vi-
dalia, Ga.

1 No. 10 Oliver turning plow, 1

~ double V. harrow, 1 Canton combina-

tion planter, 1



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full equipment;

guano _ distributor,
chain feed, single plow stock scooters
and scrapers, for sale. Write for pri-
ces. A. EF. Nelson, Sugar Valley, Ga.

1 International riding cultivator
with no plows, will- exch. for 20 bu.
good variety cotton seed 1930 crop or
$20 cash. Money order. Jno, C. Nor-
ris, Newborn, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 83.

2 pecan tree dusting machines good
condition cheap; 1 Chattanooga cane
mill No. 44, large size. complete with
1 Williamson stump
puller complete with cable; 1 Univer-
sal 24 in. stone grist or grinding mill
for Ford tractor or other power. All
in first class cond. Write for list of
used farm tools and machinery. Fred
C. Geiger, Flintside, Ga.

One 15 bbl. Midget Marvel flour
mill made by Anglo Mill Co. Owens-
boro, Ky., in fairly good condition.
ed price address W. E. Ivey, Parrott,

a. |
One P. & O. Diamond Sulkey three
horse plow been used very little $35;
one 11-2" h. p. McCormick Deering
gas engine in good running cond. $30;
Acme steel Moline plow points, $1.25
ea; 1 J. A. Deere riding cultivator

~ complete with disc and gang used only

mill at half price, $45.







Stover gasoline engine for

one day, $50. Will exe. for velvet
bearis, field peas or sound Spanish

peanuts. R. L. Towns, Cordele, Ga.,
Phone 515.
One 24 in. Boston Runner Grist

W. J. Mor-
gan. Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 1.

8 riding cultivators to exch. for
chickens, hogs or cattle or sell cheap
e cash. J. O. Ross, Tifton, Ga. Rt.

1 Internationa) tractor, 1 double disc
harrow, 2 horse cultivator, all good as
new, $200. takes them all. J. D. Bel-
cher, Austell, Ga.

One set of hanging scales, $10, cost
$30. Leslie Abernathy, Forsyth, Ga.

Two 5 gal. heavy shipping milk cans
used twice, $2.50 ea. Money order only
Mrs. Roberta Smith, Franklin, Ga.,

Rt. 3.

One 20 rod roll field fence wire, 40
in. high, 6 in. stay wire, 12 lines wires
nearly new, to exch. for 20 bu. good
sound white Spanish peanuts 1930
crop. Bring peanuts and get wire. A.
J. Adams, Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 4.

No. 4 I. H. GC. riding cultivator,
nearly new, with ali attachments,
$27.50; No. 19 Oliver 2 horse plow,
been useq very little, $10. S, G. Lowe,
Mansfield, Ga.

Star pea huller No. 26 and 4 h. p.

sale or

exch. for corn. .oats, cotton seed or

ae F. B. Strawn, McDonough, Ga.
1530 Inter. McCormick Deering

tractor, 1 OGorley mill, No. 490, both in
good condition. Cheap for cash. J.

F. Hinchliffe, Manchester, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 large Turbine water wheel in good
condition for sale or exch. for pea-
nuts, etc., one 2 roller cane mill, $15

e wil exch. for white bunch butter



1 Deb
been used

d Make best offer.
E. J, McDaniel, Buena Vista, Ga.

Javad | rator No. 12, never

working

ean seed and peas.

saval 2 fi
but Httle, perfect







MARKET BULLETIN

order, $50; 1 Roderick tractor harrow
needs new bearings, $20 at barn; 2
Lynchburg turn plows, No. 6, $3 ea.
1 Syracuse No. 2, 1878 plow, $2.50; 1
120 gal. cap. under ground gasoline
tank with pump, $10. C. H.Ogletree,
Crawfordville, Ga.

One 7 h. p. electric motor to exch
for anything of value to me. Write
what you have. C. F. Aalmon, Fort
Valley, Ga.

1 apple peeler almost new in good
condition, peels, cores and cuts at
same time, $1 if taken at once post-
paid. Harold Pass, Point Peter, Ga.

8 h. p. Mogul I. H. C. gas engine
A-1 cond., 10 h. p. Titan I. H. C. gas
engine, needs slight repair, line shafts
hangers, pulleys belts and other equip-
ment all in good cond. Cheap ior
cash or exch. for good wheat and
bread corn or part cash and part
corn and wheat at market price del.
here. Make good.offers. Robt. Fuller,
Adairsville, Ga. Box 287.

1 feed cutter, either hand or pow-
er, 4 in. wheel for belt and large fly
wheel, 410 in. knives, one grain drill
with fertilizer attahment good cond.
W. M. Spiker, Mountain View, Ga.

One 18 horse power Hercules en-
gine good condition and real bargain,
$1 FOB Eastman. Ernest W. Burch,
Eastman, Ga.

No. 10 plow $5; spring tooth cultiva-
tor, $4; disc harrows $10; Cole plant-
ee Cole drill, $5 ea. C. T. Miller, Leo,

a. i

One Lynchburg No. 17 two horse
plow for sale $5 FOB Americus. J.
M. Gaston, Americus, Ga.

1 three. horse Moline reaper and
binder, $75. Will exch. for value in
cattle or chickens. Write. W. O. Tal-
ley, Ohoopee, Ga.

One Fresno ditcher No. 3 used three
weeks, cost $35, will sell for $20. Per-
ie cond. J. Walter James, Pearson,

a. :

One Bosch. magneto for 4 cylinder
motor, $10. Lee Akins, Hartwell, Ga.

One road machine,.four horse plow,
5 slip pans, 1 mowing machine, Mc-
Cormick, 1 green feed cutter turned
by hand, 1 oat drill to exch. for any-
thing equal value, would like to have
a mule. W. H. Nash, Luthersville, Ga.

One Ledbetter planter in running
order with several different plates, $5
cash or exch. for N. C. runner peanuts
5c lb. R. L. Johnson, Midville,

a.

2 horse Avery riding cultivator, good
condition, $15 no plows with it. E. C.
Pope, Ocilla, Ga.

1 No. 1465 Syracuse 2 horse plow for
sale in perfect condition $10.50. Used
only one season. 1 hinged top-ten-tray
galvanizeq oat sprouter, five sections
high perfect cond. Will trade for 100
baby chicks, any heavy strain, i free
of white Diarrhea, or $10 cash. R. H.
Akin.< Griffin. -Ga,,--Rt. {B=

1 brick making machine, auger type

with complete pulleys, off bearing ta-
bles and conveyer belts, automatic
cutter and everything needed, in, good
condition. Will exch. for farm prod-
ucts, live stock. Write what you have
for trdde. Frank Summerour, Duluth,
Ga. Rt. 2.

1 Champion forge and blower No.
400, $25 or exch. for Spanish seed
peanuts or Oliver walking cultivator,
chickens or anything equal value that
can be used on farm. J. T. Lamberth,
Arabi, Ga.

One pap> baler, can be used for
baling naif obacco. wool or any farm
produce tc oe packed for storage, good
as new, $5 1;OB. W. W. Massey, Bron-
wood, Ga.

1 No. 2 Primrose cream separator,
to exch. for reg. Jersey heifer; 2 P. &
O. tractor plows can use some farm
products for exch; one large two horse
Moulien turner plow, 6 extra points
and 1 mould board, never been used.
will exch. for farm products. W. L.
Morris, Collins, Ga.

1 Primrose cream separator, cheap.
A. J. Grant, Dallas, Ga. Rt: 2.

One set tobacce flues for 20 by 26
ft tobacco barn, been used one sea-
son together with 1600 4 4t. sticks, $15

del. at barn. J.C. Lee. Bluffton, Ga.

2 I. H. cultivators used, $20 ea. One
Economy hay press, $35. Day Davis,
Rutledge, Ga.

One heavy duty 2-3 horse boiler in
first class. cond. ready for usa suib-
able for dairy purposes, $25 FOB.
Springfield, Ga. A. B. Cummings,
Springs eld, Ga.

Six 16 inch disc. Make best offer or

-exch. Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga.
Th. p. Witte engine, $60; 16 in. corn! G

mil) complete, ready to run, $50,.or
bot. $100, or100 bu. good merchant-










corn del. H. F. Seay, Conley, Ga.
Rt. 1, :

Chattanooga disc plow, $9; harvest
binder, $40. W. L. Scott, Decatur, Ga.
Rits2}Box' 22;

Good Sharples cream separator for
sale, not used more than four or five
oe $12...J. B. Adair, Kennesaw, Ga.

aia.

One complete ginnery outfit of
Munger system, consisting of three 60
saw gins, Winship make, line shafts
and pulleys complete, double box
steam trumper, 30 h. p. engine, 40 h.
p. boiler. for-sale or exch. for value
at a bargain, any part or whole out-
fit. .W. O. Kitchens, Atlanta, Ga. Rt.
7, Box 183.

Fordson tractor $15 FOB. W. B.
Jolly, Taylorsville, Ga,

One Letz grinding mill, good as new
only keen used about 30 days; Sagle
engine 15 h. p.-and 20 h. p. boiler.
Write for price. Dr. N. C.. Alston,
Richland, Ga.

1-4 h. p. dynamo for Delco plant,
never been used, half price. Dr. A. R.
Denforth. Norcross, Ga.

One Olive 10 turn plow for sale or
exch. R- EH. Cross, Colquitt, Ga.

One Deering reaper, run three sea-
sons, in good running cond. for sale
or exch. for hogs, cattle, mowing ma-
chine or anything useful. oO. I. Ship-
ley, Auburn, Ga.

One Daisy churning machine with-
out churn to exch. for pecans or Span-
Be peanuts. Jones Beasley, Lavonia,

a.

One No. 12 DeLaval cream separ-
ator, $40 or exch. for value, anything
can use on farm in good condition.
Mrs. E. L. Wright, Yatsville, Ga.

1 swing Hammer mill complete with
blower, piping, dust collector and bag-
gine spotits and 3 screens. Write for
prices. J. L. McKinley, Siloam. Ga.

2 H. Syracuse plows. $8.50; 1 H. Sy-
racuse plow $4.50; cutaway harrows,
$20.00, $25.00; three row Cole grain
drill, $15; guano distributors, $2.50,
cotton planters, $2.50; Covington plan-
ters, $10; scooter plows, 5 anq 10c;
scrapes, 10 and 25c; plow stocks, $1.
J. C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga.

One Domo cream separator No. 12
in perfect cond. $25 or exch. for 25
young R. I. R. hens. Mrs. J. E. Har-
rell, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 6.

1 riding cultivator, International,
old. model but in perfect cond. used
very little, $25 or exch. for other val-
ue. L. E. Phillips, Colquitt, Ga.

No. 10 DelLaval separator in good
condition, been used about a yr., $35
FOB. G. B. Poore, Canon, Ga.

One 50 h. p. boiler and engine, all
in good shape with -all attachments
for setting up ready to run, will exch
for corn, hay, or any small grain, also
would consider live stock. A. J. Mur-
phy, Talmo, Ga.

One Delco water pump and tank
cheap for cash or will exch. C. H. Mc-
Lendon, Coleman, Ga,

One bottling plant large -copper
drum frame for drum filling and cap-
ping. stand about 10 crates of bottles,
will sell cheap, $27.89 for all the above
FOB Guyton. M. M. rbrough, Guy-
ton, Ga. ,

1 Cole corn planter, without guan
attachment, $12 or 2 nice pigs, FOB
Canon. Planter is in good condition
except needs a new shoe. Mrs. R. M.
Cobb, Canon, Ga.

One B. F. Avery, 3 horse reversible
disc plow with 24 in, disc and one ex-
tra disc, used but little. good as new,
$20 or exch; one Ledbetter planter
with full set of plates in good condit-
ion. $10; one scrape set for setting
heel scrapes, $2 or exch. G. C. Ed-
mondson, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2. e

One fittle Giant 4 row duster in
first class cond. used very little, cost
$90 will sell for $20. N. E. Reid, Hart-
well, Ga. Rt. 3. -

1 International riding cultivator.
os W. B. Holbrook, Cumming, Ga..
Rt. 7. ,

One 30 rod roll of frog wire, good
cond., $7 or, 10 bu. shelled corn, Mrs.
Jno. Faircloth. Metter, Ga. Rt. 1.

Lindsey compost drill. good cond.,
$10 or exch. for seed cats, seed Irish
potatoes. zoog milling wheat Brabham
or New Era peas or corn at niarke
prices. D. H. Smith.:Bowdon, Ga. Rt
Ds

1 man crosscut saw in good cond.
been used very little. will exch. for a

Crickett Avery plow. F. Stokes,
Jasper, Ga., Rt. 3.
One Deering reaper, not. binder,

used 3 season; for sale or exch. for
mowing machine and rake, or any-
thing can use. O. I. Shipley, Auburn,

tor for Delco electric churn, cheap for





PAGE TWENTY-ONE

cash or exch. W. W. Trimble, Adairs
ville, Ga. E =
1 Cole cotton planter, good condi-
tion, $6 or exch. for good thrifty pig.
M. B. Scroggs, Alto, Ga., Rt. 1. | ;
2 horse wooden harrow, 2 horse 19
Oliver turner, set of wagon scales,
horse reversible disc plow, good
new, practically good as new No. 1
John Deere mower, hand dump key
rake, 1g disc_cutting harrow wit
trucks, etc., for sale.
Rock Springs, Ga. E
One 4 horse manure spreader, make

offer; 1 30 gal. hot water tank, good
condition. Mrs. J. W. Sivell, Chipley,

Ga. Rt. 1.

10 16 in. disc, 50c ete.
lock, Alto, Ga. i
1 No. 10 Covington cotton planter,
used only a few hours, hill dropper,
$15. James Kirby, Ranger, Ga., Rt. 1.
Beeman tractor, never pore more
fhan an atre. Otto Weh
a.
-Carbide light plant for sale or exch
for milk cow or hogs. Mrs. L. B. Hut-
chinson, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 3.. Ps
Riding cultivator for sale in good
condition, or exch. for cows, yearlings,
or pigs, chickens, syrup or corn. Wilton
D. Elrod, Gen. Del. Sta. A, Atlanta,
Ga. ce
For sale cheap, larg size DeLaval
cream separator. Mrs. F. L. Lewis,
Camilla, Ga. ee
1-3 horse riding plow, $20; 1 Fordson
traltor, $150; Robert S.
Hawkinsville, Ga. :
Two horse Oliver hillside turner No.
66, plowed 20 acres, $10 cash or exch
for 11 bu. corn del. to Plainville. H.

V. Autry, Plainville, Ga. ae

One new ground plow with colter
attached, practically new, without
point, $2.. C. M. Lowry, LaFayette, G

One Hoogan corn dropper used one
season, will exch for one pair of pure
bred pigs, 50 or 60 lb. wt. or pure bred
Jersey heifer or $12 cash FOB. L. Py
Gassett, Roberta, Ga. Rt. 2. :

One 10 ft. Sampson windmill; 1 50-

2



ft. steel tower; one 20 ft.. steel tower

for water tank; 1 new International
riding cultivator. Will exch. for equal

Ne
as

J. F. Wellborn,

A. B, Bla-

itz, Cordele,

Anderson,

value of seed of any kind, farm pro-

duce or live stock. T. A. Tarier, Ideal,

Ga. |
1 Internationa] two hol corn sheller,
hang or power, in good condition, cost
$45, for sale or exch. for 5 female
shoats, any breed, weighing not less
than 50 lbs. ea. J. H. Maddox, Au-
gusta, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 199. Vo
Want one Myers pucp for 2 in well,
must be in good working order an
cheap; also
es for shaft.
leen, Ga.



S. O. Harrison, Kath-

One farm level, complete, new, $10
cash; one Fordson tractor, cheap or

will exch. for good milk cow; one
tractor, orchard barrow, 22-18 in.
solid discs in good condition $35; one
Calif. orchard barrow, 7 disc estention,
good condition, $25; one reaper
binder, cheap for cash; 250-300 ft. 2
in. iron pipe, good condition; 1 horse
turning plows, Southern Girl, good
condition, $3 ea. F. M. McCullough,

One new Coles 3 row drill with
small seed attachcent or buggy for a
moline riding cultivator. Would con-
sider other standard makes. G. GC.
Mashburn, Adairsville, Ga. babe

One No. 5 Star pea and bean huller
in goog condition fun by power, will

EB

Round Oak, Ga,

thrash 25 or 30 bu. per hour, $50. or

will exch. for 2 tons velvet beans at
$16 in pod delivered Lincolnton. De-

Laval separator in good condition, $40

or exch. for velvet beans in part pay-
ment at $15 ton, del. balance in cash:
one coal guano distributor good con-
dition, $9. One Cole plain view corn
dropper, been used 20 days $20 cash
S. R. Spires. Lincolnton, Ga.
Ford tractor, extra wheels for op-
erating other machinery. extension
front with disc plow, 24 dise harrow
used very little, kept under shelter
$250. OC. EB. Hall, 422 Candler~Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga. f
One $17.50 one row Savage dusting
machine. used very little. good condi-
tion. $19 or exch. for a Ledbetter cot-

ton planter with. guano attachment

good condition.

E. D. Crider, Ranger
Ga. . :

wo small cast iron box-

One Oliver No. 2 walking cultivator,

fair condition, $20 FOB.
sey, Bronwood, Ga.
1 Wizard No. 75 2 horse plow, goo

W.

W. Mas-

condition except slide, has 2 new points ou

and double tree $6.

aie ei tg ee
(Continued on page twenty-four)

Will exch. for

hog, beans, peas, cgrn or h can
2 tse. O. A. Andrews, Sete. ae. Re.
1 Delco light plant engine, also mo-| 2 rao eee







































































































gia Products For Sale



YS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Mathew imp. soy beans (kind
t makes more beans and hay).
r. pure and recleaned, $4 bu. FOB.
, Albea, Metasville, Ga. :
bu. Otootans, 1930 crop. Reclean-
Sound. In good sacks. D. R. Nall,
Ville, Ga.
bu. Calif. white peas and
60 bu. New Eras: Sound and
Make best offer. A. T. Drake,
th, Ga.

sugar crowders and black-
as, sel] or exch. for pigs, or
ue in other things. J. R, Vin-
Riverdale, Ga., Rt. 1.



SEED CORN & CORN MEAL
se FOX SALE

leys red cob, 2 ear corn, field
ted, hand nubbed and shelled. in
bags, $2.50 bu. FOB. J. L. Thom-
Madison, Ga. RFD 1.
white Dent seed corn, hand
and nubbed, 75c pk. or $3 bu.
or young guineas, Otootan
or E, J. cabbage plants. R. E.
allapoosa, Ga.
an June seed corn, 90c per pk|
haw, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 1.
eys Prolific. selected, nubbed
lied. ist yr. Planted in field
om other corn. $2.50 bu. FOB.
oyner, Bonaire, Ga.
yellow flint seed corn, not
with white corn, $1 pk. $3 bu.
Trade for pop corn, Soy beans,
d peas for seed. Grady Cook,

_ sound and carefully selected. $3
All FOB Milledgeville. Geo. T.
ick, Linton, Ga.
ar red cob and Cokers Ellis seed
ected and guar. to please. $1.25
3.50 bu. 1-2 bu. del. $2. H. W.
mond, Greshamville, Ga.
scotts imp. Marlboro prolific seed
rn, grown from 22 yrs. field selec-
1. Big eared var. carefully selected.
) bu. 1-2 bu. $1.50; pk, $1. Z. L
itt, Concord, Ga.
yellow Sent seed corn, selected,
oe $2 per bu. Also Hastings-
ley (a good cross). Very best
fic on market. Same price. Exch
pigs. S. M. Duffey, Bowdon, Ga.
4 ear prolific form main crop.
Brains, extra small cob. Selected,
and shelled: 1 pk. by ins. mail
in Ga. $1.25. Money order. J. H.
Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 126

ON SEED FOR SALE

tty-Toole wilt resistant, 2nd _ yr.
dG from choicest picking before
rain: 90c bu. Grown on my own
. J F Ratliff, Blackshear, Ga.
1 bu. Cook's 3067, wilt resistant.
and stored dry, 75c bu. FOB.





; Ga. RFD 3.
mont Cleveland. $3.50 per
_ Exch. for Brabham peas or
Runner peanuts at 4c Ib. EB. C.
cilla, Ga.
boll Toole Wilt resistant, $2.50
Tbs. or exch for Brab peas or
Robt. F. Sikes, Sylvester, Ga.
bu. Sikes Wilt resistant Half
Half corn seed, $1 bu. in 2 or 3
J. A. Pierce, Alma,

Sound and pure. lst yr. also
ush Toole wilt resistant. Picked
fore any rain on it. $1 bu. Exch
P. C. hogs, cows or chickens.
unn, Midville, Ga.
land 32, wilt resistant and
, Triumph, $3 per 100 lbs. or exch
ab peas, or N. C. Runner pea-
W. McLendon, Soperton,

u. No. 1 Ruckers, $1 bu. or exch
ual value of hogs. Walter

bu. Porto Rico sweet potatoes.
Brock, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2.

. pure Summerour Half and
cotton seed, care taken at gin
} from mixing, $1.25 bu. or the
r 1 bu. of pure Otootan beans,
h. 2 bu. for 2 bu. large Spanish
sound and clean, or the 3: bu.
seed oats. R. E. Pope. Tal-

a.
json big boll (2 wks. earlier
ny other big boll cotton), Co-
. 5. 1 in. staple and better;
amaker Cleveland. Any of the
$1 per bu. All ginned and re-

per acre last yr. T. J. Green,

Talking Rock, Ga. \

.

) prolific Early King cotton seed | ;



and ist yr. from breeder, J, L.

Mme
4



MARKET BULEETEN

Caner imp. big boll seed, $1 bu.
1 in. staple. Exch. for oats, velvet
beans or pigs. J. E. Culpepper, Lu-
thersville, Ga.

Pure College No. 1 cotton seed, $3
per 100 Ibs. 75c bu. in 10 bu. lots. L. A.
Holmes, Ranger, Ga.

Pure College No. 1 grown from reg.
seed, kept clean at gin, 75c bu. E. N.
Hopper, Ranger, Ga. :

Woods extra big boll. Fruits heavy,
very early, 38 per cent lint, 1 in. staple.
Pure and culled. 1 bu. by mail PP,
$1.10; 100 lbs. FOB, by frt. $2.25. Exch
for shell corn. J. H. Davis, Milledge-
ville, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 126. :

Selected Christopher cotton seed, 85c
bu. or exch for O-too-tan or Mung

beans, or White Spanish peanuts. T.
W. Simmons, Douglasville, Ga.
Half and Half, and Ruckers. Good

and sound, 65c bu. Exch some for corn.
R. E. Lee, Carters, Ga.

Cokers No. 5, Ist yr. $1 bu. or exch
for O-too-tan bean seed, or for corn
or oats. Mrs. W. BE. Whisnante, Rut-
ledge, Ga. Rt. 2.

Manleys Heavy Fruiter for planting,
$1 bu. Also some Ocala and Ruckers,
same price. Exch for dark Cornish
game chickens. H. W. Thurmond,
Greshamville, Ga.

Vandiver heavy fruiter.' Ordered
from Orig. and planted 3 A. in 1929;
made 3 bales. Imp. and ginned abso-
lutely unmixed. From 3 2-5 A. gather-
ed 5 bales, wt. 2203 lbs. this yr. on com-
mon ground with 400 lbs. fertilizer. $1
bu. or exch 100 tbs. for 225 lbs. fertiliz-
er of common seed. J. D. Hancock,
Nashville, Ga.

Pure Wilson Type big boll, $2.50 per

100 lbs. A.:A. Cobb, Gordon, Ga.
_ Hastings Bank Account, and Early
King cotton seed, both carefully gin-
ned and handled, 75c bu. C. H. Mil-
lirn, Shellman, Ga.

Cokers No. 5, staple, 1 1-16 in. $1 bu
or exch for shelled corn. Bu. for bu.
or for Fulghum or Bancroft seed oats.
2 bu. cotton seed for 3 bu. oats. W. T.
Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381.

Improved Wannamakers big _ boll
early cotton seed, 2nd yr. No black
seed. Z. L. Scott, Concord, Ga.

About 5 bu. Lee Wilson type big boll.
First yr. $1 bu. Exch for anything can
use. B. L. Perry, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5.

About 20 bu. Rowdens big boll wilt
resistant, 75c bu. B. Sanders, Unadil-
la, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 118.

Ruckers. Ist yr. No black seed. 46
per cent lint, 90c bu. C. Garrett, Oak-
wood, Ga.

25 bu. pure Red long staple, $1 bu. or
$2.50 per 100 lbs. FOB. W. S. Threl-
keld, Carlton, Ga. ;

Ruckers long staple, 43 per cent last

yr. $2.50 per 100 lbs. A. J. Collins,
Demorest, Ga. Rt. 1.
Pure Wannamakers.. 2nd. yr. 42 to

45 per cent lint. Big boll, 5 lock. $1
bu. - Also cockers No. 5, cotton seed. L.
F. Ballenger, Homer Ga. Rt. 1.

Lee Wilson type big boll; Ist yr.
Guar. 99 per cent pure. $3 per 100 lbs.
a Arthur H. Meyer, Winterville,

Re ;
100 bu. pure Wannamakers, recleaned
70c bu. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

Dismukes imp. wilt resistant Toole
cotton seed. $1 bu. Algo Cokers Super
Seven, from 1 1-16 to1 3-32 staple.
$1.50 bu. All privately ginned. FOB
ees point. D. M. Dismukes, Graves,

a.

200 bu. Sikes. Ist yr. Gathered be-
fore rains. Sound and good. 1 bu.
also 100 bu. -poulnot, slightly mixed,
75c bu. Exch equal value for 100 bu.
Spanish peanuts, or 2 bbls syrup. E.
W. House, Lumpkin, Ga.

300 Qu. each, Petty Toole and Cooks
imp. cotton seed. All wilt resistant.
Recleaned and guar. sound. 75c bu.
casked, FOB here. T. O. Whitchard,
Blakely, Ga.

Cooks Wilt resistant, pure and clean,
$1 bu. in small lots. B. A. Bishop,
Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2.

Toole Wilt resistant, from 1929 crop.
Germination test, 94 per cent. Kept
pure at gin. Yield 1500 lbs. seed cotton
per A. $1.25 per bu. Also Cook 307-6
Wilt Resistant. Germination test, 94

per cent. Kept pure at gin. 2nd yr. $1
= All FOB. A. C. Price, Bronwood,
a.

Pure Half and Half. Ist yr. from
Summerour. Paid $5.40 bu. Carefully
picked, ginned and culled. Limited
amount of seed for only $4 per 100 Ibs.
for quick sales, FOB. In good bags. J.
B. Proctor, Eastman, Ga.

Ingold .cotton seed. 2nd yr. from
Orig. $1.25 bu. W. J. Hataway, Pal-

in 100 Ib. lots or more.



bu. FOB. T. R. Windham, Reynolds, |

Pure Wilson, $1 bu. or exch for Ga.
Runner peanuts. 3 bu. cotton seed for
2 bu. peanuts (for plating). Geo. F.
Murkerson, Chester, Ga. Rt. 1.

Half and Half cotton seed, $1.25 bu.
Exch for Runner seed peanuts. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore, Ga.

Piedmont Cleveland big boll. 1st yr.
Roll cleaned at gin, 80c bu. or exch for
1 bu. for 1 bu. corn. R. D. Medlock,
Duluth, Ga. Rt.. 2.

50 bu. pure Wilson. 7-8 to 1 in. staple.
Kept absolutely pure. 2nd yr. $2 per
100 lbs. Exch for seed oats.
ler, Leo, Ga.

30 bu. pure Ruckers, ist yr. Ginnel
47 per cent lint, 75c bu. J. M. Robin-
son, Calhoun, Ca. Rt. 1. Box 168.

Wannamaker Cleveland. 2nd yr. Gin-
ned privately. Recleaned, 70c bu. $2.60
per 100 lbs. new bags. HE. P. Bailey,
Harlem, Ga. Rt. 1...

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

2 nice hams, wt. about 38 to 40 lbs.
25c lb. FOB. A. J. Grant, Dallas, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Country cured Hickory smoked sau-
sage, 35 lb. Riley Couch, Turin, Ga.

Home cured meat, smoked with oak,
18c lb. 12 sides. J. M. Aldridge, Bridge-
boro, Ga. C-o Gen. Del.

FRUITS FOR SALE

Sundried fruit, 12 1-2c lb. Mrs. Jo-
sie Vick, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3.

Nice sundried apples, 15c 1b. del.
Henry F. Weaver, Marion, Ga.

Nice sundried apples, free from peel-
ings, core and worms, l5c lb. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Charlie Duvall, Ellijay, Ga.

Extra good, bright, new sundried ap-
ples from choice acid fruit. 3 lbs. 55c;
6 lbs. $1 postpaid. C. FP. Maddox, Bu-
ford, Ga.

40 lbs. dried apples, 15c lb. postpaid.
A. J: Grant, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 2.

7 lbs. extra good sundried June ap-
ples, free from peel, core and insects,
3 lbs. 60c; 6 lbs. $1 postpaid; also lb.
lbs. nice, bright unpeeled peaches, same
price. Cash with order. C. C. Burell,
Buford, Ga. Rt. 2 A

HAY FOR SALE
Ton and half mixed grass hay for
sale cheap, for cash, or exch. for
pigs, heifers, or anything of equal val-









ue. J. R. Vincent, Riverdale, Ga. Rt.
1; :
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES

FOR SALE
Pure Strained or Ext. honey, 5 and
10 lb. pails, 20c lb. del. In 25 or 50 lb.
cans, 15 lb. FOB; Nice Comb honey,
same price. Exch some for corn, peas,
pigs or shoats at market price. C. G.
Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

PEANUTS & PECANS FOR SALE

Large seedling pecans, 16c lb. or $15
a 100; med. size, 14c Ib. $13 a 100.
Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton, Ga.

Large Valencia peanuts, free from
pops and trash, 10c ib. FOB. 12 1-2c
del. H. W. Thurmond, Greshamviille,

a.

Little White Spanish for seed, 10c lb
or exch some for | peck of O-too-tans.
M. M. Rowell, Bremen, Ga. Rt. 2. Box
34.

200 bls. pecans, new crop and well
filled. Name not known, but they are
much larger than seedlings and not as
large as Stuarts. 15c. lb. in lots, of 100
lbs. or 17 1-2c smaller lots, not pre-
paid. Mrs. Dan Flinn, Dawson, Ga.

White Spanish, undamaged, 4c lb.
G. W. Wade, Rupert, Ga.

No. 1 N. C. Ga. raised Runners, 4c
lb. FOB, or in 100 lb. lots, or more, 4
1-2c lb. del. Also will sell in ton lots.
C. H. Parrish, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 6.

1 M. to 1200 lbs. Mobile paper shell
pecans, 15c lb. FOB in 50 lb lots up:
20c lb. smaller lots del; 100 lbs. Stu-
arts, 20c lb. FOB, or 25c del. in 5 Ib.
lots and up. Exch some for corn, peas,
pigs or shoats. C. G. Oliver, Barnes-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2 :

50 bu. Ga. Runners. Machine picked.
4c lb. N. P. Metts, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 4.
Box 97. wy

Genuine N. C. Runners, 4c lb. FOB

O. M. Greene,
Iron City, Ga.

400 Ibs. Stuart pecans, 20c Ib. or
exch. for O-too-tan Soy beans. E. S.
Jackson, Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 4.

Big red peanuts, hand picked. Not
less than 40 lbs. shipped. 8c lb. Sam-
ple on request. J. C. Vernon, Menlo,
Ga. RFD 1.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE







C. T. Mil- |.





Thursday, February 6, 1082.

price. J. W. Rheney, Wadley, Ga.
1600 med. size Ga. collards, heading
var. 2 1-2c per head, at the garden.
Mrs. S. J. Harden, Osierfield, Ga.
Little Red Hot chili sauce peppers,
put up in about 7 oz. strands when
strung (now dry), 18c a strand, 30c for
2 strands; 75c for 6; $1.45 for doz. del.

Ga. Points. J. W. Helleman, Nahunta,

Ga. Box 150.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Pumpkin yams, selected size for eat-
ing. Sacked, FOB here, $1 bu. A. C.
Price, Bronwood, Ga.

Imp/red skin Govt. insb. Porto Rico
seed potatoes, 2c lb. FOB. Cash with
order. Jas. Roberts, Quitman, Ga. Rt.
1, Box 40.

About 35 bu. Irish cobbler potatoes,
$1.60 bu. in 5 or 10 bu. lots, FOB. Mrs.
E. Prince, Eatonton, Ga.

No. 1 grade Porto Ricans, $1 bu.
Small size for seed, 75c bu. W.
Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2.

10 bu. No. 1 potatoes, eating size, 85c
bu. FOB. Money order only. C. A.
Hammons, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Seed potatoes, Irish cobbler for early
planting, $2 bu. also-Lookouy Mtn. po-
tatoes for eating and for late planting,
$2 bu. A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
ETC., FOR SALE

rooted white scuppernong

Well
Exch. for equal val-

vines, $1.50 doz.
ue.
Gen. Del. Station A.

Kudzu cuttings, 6 for 25c. L. P,

Henderson, Alma, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 52.

1-2.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 40e @
100; white Eng. peach trees, 20c; old
fashioned plum-peach trees, 15c ea.
and clear stone, same price; Damson
blue plums, and Eng. horse - apples,
20c each: 2 little sugar pear sprouts,
both 35c (roots) ;also yellow root, 30c

lb. wild cherry tree bark, 25c lb. and

catnip, 3 bunches, 25c. Add postage.
Miss Cora Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt.
4

Rhubarb plants (medical kind) 15
bunch; prickley ash, 10 and 15c each;
garlic (for table use) 10c doz. also
yellow root, 15c lb. Add postage. Mrs,
J. B. Fields, Dahlonega, Ga.. Rt. 1.

Choice budded three yr. old pecan
trees, for sale or exch. for anything
can use. C. L. Eubank, Eastman, Ga.

Big red sided plum peach _ trees,
seedlings, one doz. May cherry trees,
$3 doz; evergreen bushes from
about 2 1-2 and 4 in., 10c ea. Mrs,
Charlie Etris, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1,
Box 52.

Moneymaker, success and Pabst pe-
can trees, Gov't insp, 2 to 8 ft. 18
to 40c. J. T. Ponder, Whigham, Ga.

M.

Wm. D. Elrod, Atlanta, Ga. Care



State insp. true to name fruit trees -

peach trees, leading varieties, $55 per
M. $6 per 100; $1.20 per doz. Plum
and fig trees, leading varieties, $10
per 100; $1.50 per doz. Grape vines,
best varieties, $5 per 100, $1 per doz.
E. B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga.

Pedigreed, State insp. pecan trees,

3-4 Schleys, 3-4 Stewarts, 4 to 7 ft.
above ground at attractive prices. R.
S. Broadhurst, Americus, Ga.

Budded and State insp. Schley pe-
can trees, 3 to 9 ft. tall at $30 per 100

to take them as you come to them |

in the nursery row. Write for prices
on lesser amounts stating what sizes
are wanted. Will exch. trees for peas
peanuts, soy beans, meats, corn and
other farm produce. L. M. Kennedy,
Collins, Ga.

Early harvest ang Keiffer pear trees
4 to 5 ft. 40c ea; or $4 per doz; Con-
cord Blue Niagara white grape vines,

2 yrs. No. 1, 10c ea: or $8 per 100; ap-

ple trees all leading varieties from
Early spring until late fall, 2-3 ft. 10
ea; progressive everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 75c per 100, all state in-
spected, true to name postpaid. Will
exch. any of above for baby chicks. C.
M. Alexander, Cleveland, Ga.

100M choice budded pecan trees. all

leading varieties, state insp. Write.
W. L. Stewart, Valdosta, Ga. ;
Damson blue plums, 25c ea; $ for

60c; red goose plums, 3 for 30c; 6 for
50c. Postpaid. Stamps accepted. A.
Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1.

Georgia Products Wanted

CORN AND SEED CORN WANTED
Want 80 bu. good sound corn. Will
exch equa] value for same. Mrs. F. R.
Parr, Locust Grove, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 3.
Want 1-2 bu. Whatleys pure prolif-





ic seed corn at reasonable price and

postpaid. R. M. Corley, , Barnesville,

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Georgia Products Wanted



BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want shelled velvet beans, will
trade Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds, or
White Leghorn chicks. G. D. Fain,
Edison, Ga.

Want 1 bu. of good genuine 100-
day velvet beans. State best deliv-
se price to Baxley or will exch. 2
of good corn for one bu. of beans,
aah to pay charges. E. O. Butler,
axley, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to exch. for peas. Geo. W.
Jackson, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want Otootan soy beans, will exch.

bu. of Cleveland big. boll cotton seed
for 1 bu. Otootan soy beans. J. W.

{cGowan, Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want field peas. velvet beans, have
half as half cotton seed to exch for
same. J. O. Strom, Milam, Ga., Rt. 1,
Box 37.

- Want 1 gal. of 2 crop Clay Crowd-
er peas. Will exch. one gal. nice sun-
dried apples or peaches for same, ea.
to pay postage on what they. send.
Write first. Mrs. J. K. Stacks, La-
Fayette, Ga., Rt. 1. :

Want 1 bu. Otootan beans, sound
and clean, not over $3.75 bu. exch. nice
country smoked hams at 25c lb. for
same. Renner Davis, Summit, Ga. Rt.

Want early specked velvet beans
elled. must be sound. Quote price on
0 bu. Also want. Brab or Iron peas.
end sample and quote. Eli Lewis,
Dawson. Ga.
Want 10 or 15 bu. Otootans, sound
and suitable for planting. Make best
rice. I. T. Wyatt, Farrar, Ga.
Exch few bu. Ruckers cotton seed, lst
yr. for 1 bu. O-too-tan soy beans. I to
pay eee on beans and other party
. T. Timms, Calhoun, Ga.

Want best prices on velvet beans by

the ton or car lot. Must be sound, and
in hull. Also want some good, sound
peanut hay. Sidney C. Williams, Law-
rencevill, Ga. Rt. 3.
. Want 3 bu. O-too-tan soy beans.
Exch cotton seed or dark Cornish In-
dian game hens. G. W. Sammons, So-
perton, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 17.

Want. 3 bu. peas: Iron, Brabs or good

ixed peas; and 1 bu. 120- sain velvet
beans, at lowest cash price. C. A. Ham-

ons, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 4.

Exch. field selected Hickory cane
corn, shelled or in ear, for O-too-tan

W. E. Clark, Talking Rock,

~ Exch 6 bu. Piedmont Cleveland cot-
_ ton seed, 2nd yr. for 3 bu. mixed peas
or hay. Hosie C. Corbitt, Kirkland,

a.

Want 4 or 5 bu. genuine O-too-tan
beans. Must be 1930 crop, clean and
- sound and priced right for cash. B.
M. Aaron, Adairsville, Ga.

Want to exch Red Pole beans for
Ky. Wonder or Half Runner garden
beans. Cupful for cupful. Ea. to pay
postage Mrs. Ollie Thompson, Dawson-
ville; Ga. Rt. 1.

Want large brown eyed and all kinds
Of crowder peas. Send sample and
_ State amt. can furnish: and best price.
Charles Hodgson, Athens, Ga.

Want to hear from parties having
the Big Goose peas. State best cash
price. C. E. Joiner, Blythe, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 3 bu.
beans. Exch 2 bu. sound, pure Brab
peas, or pay cash. W. C. Johnson,
Lumpkin, Ga. RFD 4.

_ Garden pea seed, mixed with garden
Salad peas, 20c cupful. Mrs. Ollie
_ Fields, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 8.

COTTON SEED WANTED

_ Wan tto exch. some field peas for
some pure Half and Half big boll,_or



some other-good var. cotton seed. Paul

_ Anthony, Juniper, Ga.
Want 5 bu. each, Piiedmont Ped.

2g Must be pure and price right. R
_M. Corley, Barnesville, Ga.

Want Petty Toole cotton seed. Quote
lowest del. price. P. M. Hurst, Cairo,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Want some Russell big boll. Send
sample and prices. T. W. Harrell,

Eastman, Ga Rt 3
Want 7 bu. 63 cotton seed. Must be
pure Quote price delivered Blakely,
Ga. Roy W. Beard, Bluffton, Ga.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED
Want 10 hives of Italian bees in Pat.
Gums. Make best del price. 0. M
Cornelia, ae e



90 day running - velvet |.



MARKET BULL ETER

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Want to exch. value long staple cot-

ton seeq at $2 bu. for pecans. OC. H.

Nichols, 220 N. 5th Ave., Rome, Ga.

Want 100 Ibs. of runner peanuts,
state best del. price to Baxley. Will
exch. corn for same. E. O. Butler,
Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 7.

Want to exch a few bu. Cokers No. 5
cotton seed, at $1 bu. for last yrs. crop
of Spanish peanuts, or N. C. Runners,
also for a few Chufas and some corn,
$1 bu. also Imp. Porto Ricans, insp.
seed potatoes. Exch for any above
even and give 3 for 1 on chufas. J. P.
Anderson, Mountain View, Ga.

Want to exch syrup cane seed for
peanuts. Bu. for bu. Ea. to pay exp.
on what they ship. Ed H. Kelly, Mar-
tin, Ga. Rt. 7.

Want seedling pecans. Send sample
and amt. you have. Will submit price.
Bob McCormack, Albany, Ga.

Want to exch good, new Ga. Cane
syrup at 75c per 10 lb. can for N. C.

Runner peanuts at 4c lb, or Brabham)

or " Pee ney Half and Half cao
seed a c bu. for peas or peanuts. J
L. Hutto, Alma, Ga. Rt. 4

Want to exch. good, ane eorn for
good sound Spanish peanuts. Bu of
corn for bu. peanuts. Ea. to pay del.
chgs. G. F. A. Williamson, Rochelle,
Ga. Rt. 1. Box 85.

Want 2 M. Ibs. genuine N. C. flat
running vine, 1930 grown good sound
clean seed. Will exch Duroc J. hogs.
Send sample and state how you will
exch. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga.
Rt. 1. Box 31.

Want to exch. value for Runner
a peanuts. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore,

a

Want Runner peanuts for seed

Quote lowest del. price. P. Ms, Murst,
Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2.

POTATOES WANTED

Sweet potatoes wanted: any one
wanting some of my large melon seed,
send me prepaid frt, 500 lbs. of sweet
potatoes. Mill mail them 1 1-4 lb.
American Wonder melon (grow to wt.
75 to 150 lbs.) seed. E. T. Clements,
Tennille, Ga.

Want Irish potatoes, Red Bliss, for
planting, No. 1s or No. 2s. Will swap
pink skin Porto Ricans. Bu. for bu.
Ernest Tyre, Odum, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to buy 3 or 4 bu. West Indian
or Turentine potatoes. G. L. NeSmith,
Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 109.

Seed For Sale

50 Ibs. early var. Eng. pea seed, sound
free of trash, 20c lb. or lot at 12 1-2c
Ib. Shipped collect. Maud Hamby,
Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. :

White nest onions, 60c gal. or 12
gal. $1; req nest onions. Same price,
all del. No checks. Mrs. E. A. Smith,
Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Willetts Wonder frost proof Eng. pea
seed, 30c lb. Miss Laura Garner, War-
then, Ga. :

About 4 Ibs. red pepper, 50c lb. and
Rock Ford cantaloup seed, about 3 Ibs.
75c lb. G. A. Holloway, Carrollton,
Ga. Rt. 5. :

Early Half Runner. garden bean







seeds, 15c cupful, or 2 cups, 25c; white

nest onions, 50c gal. also peppermint
plants, $1 a 100. Mrs. Emma Silver,
Talking Rock, Ga.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, 50c lb. Guar.
pure. Sample on request. H. L. Wil-
char, Butler, Ga. Rt. 2.

100 Ibs. Stone Mtn. melon seed, 80c
a FOB. T. R. Windham, Reynolds,

a.

Honey Drip cane seed, $2 bu. 10 bu.
lots, $1.80 bu. W. J. Hataway, Pal-
metto, Ga.

Stone Mtn. and Tom Watson seed,
hand saved from _ selected melons
sows especially for seed, 75c lb. C.

Thomson, Thomasville, Ga. Pe

ae long green and velvet okra,
cabbage and. mustard seed, all 10c tbls.
Exch for black eyed peas, or baby li-
mas or most any kind of garden seed.
Mrs. J. E. Chadwick, Pelham, Ga. Rt. 4

23 Ibs. Watson melon seed, 45c lb. del
Good Ga. Runner peanut seed, 4c lb.
FOB. Money order. D. Story, Pavo,
Ga.

450 Ibs. choice, hand picked Watson |

melon seed, 75 lb. Special price on
large quantities. G. M. Cochran, Jr.,
Flint, Ga.

Calif. beer seed, 25c per start, pre-
aid. Mrs. Ruth Fowler, Surrency, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Good cornfield bean seed, 15c ee 2
cups, 25c. Add postage. Mrs, Jen. A

3 ie ee | oe - *

seed. / Rt. 3.



300 lbs. Watson seed, from good mel-
ons, 100 Ib. lots, 35c Ib. 10 to 25 Ib.
lots, 50 Ib. Can give best of ref. W.
A. Cone, Metcalfe, Ga.

30 bu. Orange cane seed, $1.50 bu.
John Brock, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2.

Dixie Belle and Stone Mtn. melon
seed, 50c lb. A. A. Cobb, Gordon, Ga.

15 lbs. long green pod okra seed, 30c
lb. for entire lot. Ernest Tyre, Idum,
Ga, Rt. 1. :

50 Ibs. XL or Johnson melon seed,
from selected melons, 75c lb. No checks
Wilkins Ross, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3

Hastings Jackson Wonder bush lima
bean seed, most prolific, also small
white bush butter bean seed, white
running butter bean seed, all 25c lb.
postpaid. Mrs. Fred F. Johnson, Daw-
son, Ga. Rt. 6.

150 lbs. Stone Mtn. melon seed, 60c
lb. J. F. Means, Elko, Ga.

Good, late Orange cane seed, 5c lb.
Walter Bunch, Talking Rock, Ga.

Pure, select Thurmond Grey melon
seed, hand: saved, cleaned and in first
class cond. 75c Ib. or exch for imp.
yellow skin, Govt insp. Porto Rico seed
potatoes, or pure heavy breed baby
chicks, Fred Joyner, Bonaire, Ga.

Pure, selected Thurmond Grey melon
seed, hand saved, 50c lb. E. EB. Joyner,
Bonaire, Ga.

Everbearing bush var. sound and
clean Eng peas for seed, 50c qt del.
Mrs. R. C. Moore, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3

About 50 Ibs. of 1930 long green pod
okra seed home-raised, for sale. Mrs.
E. L. Lott, Enigma, Ga.

Pure Stone Mtn. hand cleaned, float-
ed, melon seed. 5 to 10 lb. lots, 60c lb.
10 to 25 Ib. lots, 55c; 50 to 100 b. ieee
50c lb. FOB. G. W. Eady, Ty Ty, Ga

Tom Watson melon seed, hand saved,
75c Ib. postpaid. Sample on request.
Tilden Johnson, Coolidge, Ga. RFD 2.

20 lbs. white multiplying onions, 10c
lb. del 3 lbs. imp. Jumbo watermelon
(these melons sold on market this past
season for $1 each) seed, 1-4 Ib. $1; 1-2
Ib. $2; 1 lb. $4. Cash with order. C.C.
Burell, Buford, Ga. Rt. 2.

Deep Rib yellow meat cantaloup
seed, dried in shade, 10c pkt. White
Velvet okra seed, 25c lb. Wilkins wat-
ermelon seed, 10c pkt. Miss Annie E.
Jones, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Half Runner garden bean, 40c per
single lb. 3 lbs. 75c; white cucumber
seed, 10c pkg. red scallion buttons, 15c
pk. 50c gal. Add postage on small
ee Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga.

Guar. pure, sound, clean Dixie Belle
seed, especially hand saved from extra
large melons, 75 lb del. 25 lbs. or
more, 78c lb. del. E. A. Hayes, Buford,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Absolutely pure, undiseased Stone
Mtn. melon and genuine Rockyford
cantaloup seed, hand saved from large
melons, 75c lb. Attractive prices on
25 lb. or more lots. Samples on re-
quest. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga.

Multiplying onion sets, 60c gal. del.
Mustard seed, 35c lb. del. Exch for
peanuts, Jumbo, Spanish or Runners.
L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

New, guinea butter vine seed, golden
bantam sweet corn, long green cucum-
ber, Cozella squash, pole bean, Chinese
mustard, martin gourds seed, all 10c
per large pkt. Exch for onions cabbage
or sweet potato plants, or for Calif.
beer seed, or what have you to exch?
J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4.

Running white butter beans, 25c Ib.
Mrs. E. T. May, Warthen, Ga. '

10 lbs. pure Stone Mtn. seed. Select-
ed from 50 and 60 lb. melons. Shade
dried, 75c lb. Mrs. W. T. Jenkins,
Sumner, Ga.

Selected Tom Watson seed, hand
gathered from shipping melons, 50c Ib.
del. J. N. Ousley, Morven, Ga.

Hastings Texas seeded Ribbon Cane
seed, 20c lb. del. M. F. Norman, Rich-
land, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 75.

Good, clean sound clear stone peach
seed, 15 doz. 2 doz 25c. Major Crowe,
Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4.

Hastings Stone Mtn. seed, hand
shade, shade dried, $1 lb. postpaid.
Exch. for lard, meat, Spanish peanuts,
O-too-tan soy beans, Brabham or Iron
peas. Clyde Cook, (No address given).

Black X Cox and White Cox water-
melon seed and good var. muskmelon
seed, 10c for 2 tbls. Prize Head let-
tuce seed, 10c spoonful, or exch. for
home cured smoking tobacco, or ten-
der cornfield bean seed. Mrs. E. N.
Rice, Felton, Ga. RFD 1.

Purple Hull] table peas, 30c\ lb. 50c qt

.{old {sshioned tender cornfield bean
eerlg June g0rm i



PAGE TWENTY-THREE
(makes 2 crops in 1 season), 35c per
tea cup full; Stone Mtn. melon seed, .
35 cup, or $1 Ib. ae del. No stamps

nor checks. Mrs. W. V. Robbs; pipe ts
Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Lifsey melon seed, 40 lbs. 25c ib. or.
the lot for 20c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
Jennie Bell, Charing, Ga. Rt. 2. Box
72.

Red speckled crowder peas, 25c for
2 cups full. Sound and clean. Pump-
kin seed, 10c thls. Add postage. Mrs.
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3.
Box 44. ;

Martin gourd seed, 10c pkt. 3 for
25cPP. Hot pepper seed, 10c pkt. and
postage. Pepper only sold In packets. |
Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga.

6 lbs. pure Stone Mtn. melon seed,
50c lb. and party pay postage. No
stamps accepted. Miss Nobie Spence,
Vienna, Ga. RFD 3.

Pride of Ga. melon seed, 90c lb. 10
| Ibs. $7.50; Bermuda grass, pretty free
from trash, $3 bu. old fashioned peach
trees, plum seed, 25c each; also rasp-~-
berry plants, 10c each, or $7.50 a 100
Concord grape, 35c each, 3 for $1 del,
Exch any of above for garden seed at
market price. H. O. Kelley, Griffin,
Ga. Rt. A. Box 44. ;

15 lbs. Thurmond Grey seed from se-
lected melons. dried in shade, 75c lb.
$10 for lot. No personal checks. A. L.
Fowler, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 1.

15 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed,
shade dried, 50c lb. also Rocky Ford
cantaloup seed, 10c tbls. or 80c lb. Don
ald Tanner, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 4. i

Watson seed, saved from select mel
ons, 50c Ib. Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Tver
Ga.

Syrup cane seed, 2 1-2 bu. $2 bu. or

| exch for pigs, or ehickens. G. L. Berry,

Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.

250 Ibs. Stone Mtn. melon seed, ioe
fine middle Ga.grown melons, Y5c lb,
in lots up to 25 lbs. Over 25 lbs. to 50
lbs. 60c lb. 50 to 100 Ib. lots, 50c lb.
prepaid. Ross Andrews, Haddock, Ga.
Rt. 2. Box 43. \
Orange meat water melon seed, $1 Che
Only a few lbs for sale. M. A. Davis,
Buchanan, Ga.

Early Bunch Eng. peas, 25c cupful
old fashioned pumpkin seed, 3 tbls. 10c;
1 1-2 or 2 lbs. dry sage, 50c lb. Bennit
Coltrane, Cumming, Ga. No. 3.

10 cups full of yellow or orange meat
water melon seed, 45c cup. Plan
with cotton seed and they get ripe- in
latter part of August and September;
can have melons until frost. Walter
Morton, Norcross, Ga.

Pure Lifsey melon seed, 75c lb. or
65c lb. in lots of over 5 lbs. Guar. to.
be pure. C. W. Collins, Atlanta, Ga.
813 1-2 Bankhead Ave.

White bunch baby lima beans, sound
and free of trash. Heavy cropper. 12.
1-2c lb. del. O. S. Greene, Cochran
Ga. Rt. 3.

.3 lbs. each, Monte Christo watermel
on seed (lst yr. from Orig.), $1.50 lb
and Lifsey, 80c lb. 2 lbs. orange heart
(yellow meat), $1.50 lb. Al] FOB. Cash
with order, or money order. Geo. Price
Cumming, Ga: Rt. 5. - ifs

A few lbs. clean Stone Mtn.
from selected melons raised last year.
85c lb. del. Money order or stamps.
Mrs. J. T. Scott, Dover, Ga. Rt. 2. ;

A>-new kind of running squash eve
bearing. Plant in early spring, will
bear until frost. 10c tbls. About |
doz. seed to the spoonful. Full instru
tions as to fertilizer and growing them
Have 25 spoons full for sale; also mus
tard seed, 10c tbls. Straight Leaf v
Have about 15 spoons full. Mrs. Nor
Taylor, Glenwood, Ga. Rt. 1. ie

Nice, white nest onions, 50 c gal. also
sundried apples. free of worms, 15c_
White Lady peas, 15c lb. Black eye
peas, 10c lb. Cash with order. WN
checks. Postpaid. Mrs. S. . Cousi
Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 40.

Green mustard, 10c bunch; bunc

snap beans, 20c lb. Mrs. J. F. Tillmon,

Glenwood, Ga. Rt. 1.

Calif. multiplying beer seed, fine a
good cond. 10c per ae PEEP Geo
Floyd, Rockmart, Rt. 2

Seed Wanted

Want to exch. value for





Otoota:

beans, Whippoorwill peas, also syr

cane seed. W. H. Powell, Suwanee
Ga. Rt. 2.

Want green = heading colla
ee Mrs. T. T. Hattaway, Davisbor

a

Exch. 50 Ibs. orange cane seed, ha
thrashed and well cleaned, for 15 Ibs.
white velvet okra seed. w * Ta
Mariatta, Ge.

RFR &



= TWENTY-FOUR |
econd-Hand Machinery
For Sale :



Oliver 2 horse ri cultivator,
ring tooth cultivator) 2 horse grain
rill for sale. W. D. Watson, Logan-
lle, Ga.

Or e mowing machine, C own make,
( . W. Mas-

Soutinued from Pn Sw enty-one)

ton wheels, 30 by 3, thimble skein
arings, with axles. Will exch. for
m produce. R. E. Faircloth, Don-
iville, Ga.

e Primrose separator, large size,
suitable for a hed of 5 to 20 Sas
and in fair cond. $20 cash FOB.
2. Smith, Thomson, Ga. Rt. 2.

mowing machine; Deering make,
Dliver turn plow to exch. for syrup.
I. Whitehurst, Gordon, Ga,

five gal. milk cans with ice con-
rs, practically new, cheap for cash
<M: Shaw, Carrollton,

No. 20 Olive we plow in good
eee J. V. Hart, Villa Rica,
e complete set of blacksmith tools,
FOB Dalton. Lee Yother, Dalton,

Tse eopcnbure No. 17 plow $5;
john Deere 2 horse disc harrow with
vuck wheels in front, $14. All prices
"OB Americus, Ga. Geo. W. Gaston,

nericus, Ga,

ut its O. K., $3 or exch. for Span-
Beer ule or Bermuda onion plants
g Moline cultivator 6 ft. used 2
eks, stood in the weather 2 yrs. cost.
new, will sell for $25 or exch. for
ood shoats or pigs or field peas. H.
Humphries, Norcross, Ga.
25 H. P. return tubular steam
one 20 h. p. engine, both in
good cond., $100 or will trade)
as of any kind, chickens or
id; -one <25: h.- p; electric motor 3
60 cycle, 220 voltage, in good
chanical condition, $110. E. F. Min-
dorff, Springfield, Ga.
airbanks-Morse engine belts etc
r exch. same for corn, cotton
nd peanuts. Mrs. A. C. McNeil,
iericus, Ga., Rt. A;

Incubators For. Gila,





One 50 as oon burning brooder, ged

adition, $2.25 del. or exc. for 2 pure
reed hens any kind. Mrs. C. T. Wil-

iams, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6.

One. 600 egg Buckeye incubator in
class condition used three seasons,
ene 350 Buckeye incubator, good

new, $35; one 175 egg Buckeye inc.

copper pipes and fire proof, $25.

ve incubators in good condition

tna hatch just as many chicks as

ew incubator. Mrs. Sim Gibbs,
ge, Ga.

00 egg Buckeye incubator with
sr pipes and fire proof, automatic
ol used three or four seasons,

new, will hatch as many chicks

ew incubator, $50 here. Also one
egy Buckeye incubator same as 600
st class condition $30 here. F. B.
rs, Rockledge, Ga. :
_ Sears-Roebuck coal burner
r, never been used, 300 cap. $10
xch. for Holterman Aristocrat
, two roosters, balance young

. S. Canady, Surrency, Ga.
500 cap. brooder only used 3
12. Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet,

Electro Hatch electric incubator
egg cap. good conditjon $7.50. L. J

b, 525 E. 41 St., Savannah, Ga.

K. | price.

MAREET
rors hens. Arvil W. Mulkey, Quill,
a. fa

300 cap. Blue Flame Sears-Roebuck
oil brooder, $5.50 del. to Butler. Will
exch. for No. 1 runner peanuts or
Spanish peanuts or wheat. Mrs. G.
Theus, Butler, Ga. Rt. 1.

One 150 cap. Kentucky Home incu- |
bator, ready to set, cost $35, will sell}

for $15. Instruction book and six new
wicks. L. L. Crosby, Graham, Ga.

Two good as new Putnam brooders,
for sale; also one Old Trusty 150 egg
cap. steel cladine set twice. $10. Mrs.
M. E. Pullen, Whitesburg, Ga. Rt. 2.

One Miller Ideal incubator 250 cap.
used 2 seasons, in perfect condition,
selfturning trays, copper tank, $17.50
cash, field peas or corn at the market
C. W. Page, Norcross, Ga.

One 300 cap. all steel rat-proof broo-
ding coop and two 100 cap. all electric
brooders used one season, we FL M.
Mize, 1323 Northview. Ave., : E., At-
lanta, Ga.

One Buckeye oil burning brooder,
500 cap. 2 burners, 1 large, 1 small bur-
ner, perfect condition, $10. J. C. Hosea,
ecto. Ga: Rb, So:

One Senior Simplex brooder stove.
1000 chick cap. in good condition for
sale cheap, or will exch. for six weeks
pigs. P. A. Carmical, St. Charles,

a

500 to 1000 chick cap. with automatic
heat control used only once and in
good condition, $11 FOB Hazlehurst,
Ga. R.E. Cocroft, Hazlehurst, Ga.

600 cap. Buckeye incubator, good
condition, $25; Buckeye brooder 500
cap. good condition $5. TI. N. Harrison,
Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 3.

140 egg Ironclad incubator and broo-
der as good as new, with instructions,
both for $15 cash. a R. S. Williams,
Ringgold, Ga. Rt.

1 Prairie State Teeahetor 160 cap.
complete, $5. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis, Quit-
man, Ga.

Ironclad incubator 240 egg cap. in
good condition, except glass broken out
of one door, never been used but twice
will sell for $10 cash or exch. for R. I.
Reds or Buff Orpington pullets or baby
chicks or nice Jersey heifer of good
breed. Mrs. J. L. Bailey, Baxley, Ga.
Rt. 1, Box 26.

500 cap. slightly used Sol Hot brood-
er in good condition, cost $20.50 last
season, $12 FOB Washington, Ga. Miss
Gena Arnold, Rayle, Ga. |

One Buckeye incubator 370 cap. to
ad for hogs. M. F. Lawson, Cecil,

a

350 Cap. Buckeye incubator; only two
hatches. Perfect condition $25. Mrs.
E. H. Wood, Madison, Ga.

240 egg Iron Clad incubator, good

condition, sell for $12 cash, or exch. for

100 oo heavy breed chicks or 2 1930
M. B. turkey hens 14 Ibs. ea. or more.
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 1.

250 cap. Prairie State incubator in
perfect condition-as part payment on
a good cow not over 20 miles from
Monticello, not over 3rd calf. Freshen
oes Howard Persons, Monticel-
0, Ga,

Little Brown Hen incubator for sale
or exch for 20 hundred pound white
feed sacks or anything useful. Mrs.

Gertie Connell, Patterson, Ga.

1 old Trusty incubator in good con-
dition, 120 egg cap. with thermometer
and instruction book. FOB $10. Mrs,
J. W. Boyett, Morris Station, Ga.

One Little Brown Hen incubator in
good condition. Would like to exch for
four white leghorn hens or pullets.
Mrs...B. -F. Mil. , Pearson, Ga.

Sok fot prooders, size 100 to 1000, $8/0
to $20. guaranteed; also 2 Brower broo-
.| ders, 500 cap. $10 each.. Write before
you buy. H. I. Wallace, Bowdon Jct.,

e 400 cap. Super hatch incubator, Ga.

e. guides, thermometer, in-
uctions, all complete, good condition,
.50 FOB Mauk. Mrs. Ola Mont-

ege Super Hatch incubator
class condition will sell for
BP Ws DD McSwain, Thomas-

ckeye incubator, No. 17 style
One Wishbone brgoder cap.
0 chicks $10 or both, for $25 to
party. Mrs. J. J. Ferrell, Cairo,
ted; 30x al. 4
1 Super Hatch incubator, 250 cap;
me 500 cap. brooder cheap. H, T.
, Tallapoosa, Ga.
nt Sol Hot brooder cost ab-
used one season for quick sale
a L. read Js oes

| chicks. Mrs. BE. F

One 400 egg Super Hatch incubator
in A-No. 1 condition, cost $35 will sell
for $20 or exch for 20 Mch. hatch Tanh-
cred strain W. Leghorn hens. S. D.
Harrison, Kathleen, Ga.

3 practically new Sol Hot brooders, |

been used one season, cost $22, will sell

for $15 ea. or $40 for. the three. Jones:

Beasley, Lavonia, Ga.

One Bell City incubator, 600 cap. oil
burner, for sale or exch. Mrs, Edw.
Britzins, Sparks, Ga. Box 128.

One Cyphers incubator, 144 egg cap.
in good condition for $10 or will exch
for chickens oy breed or for baby
. Mingledorff, Spring-
field, Ga. B. 244.

One oil _brooder in good. condition

300 cap. will sell cheap or exch for pure |
jbred Indian game

pullets or baby
chicks. Make best offer in first, let-



r, used only one season, : in:
fon

$8 or ee SRR. for

ter. Mrs. G. W: Randall; Layonia, Ga.
One ame aia. brooder se seas

Bh eee

BULLETIN

burner, cost $37.50 new, used one Sea-
son without thermostat control FOB
$15. Joe Anderson, Mountain View,
Ga. :

Georgia .Products For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Black Valentine bean seed for sale.
Mrs, T. W. Lancaster, Pendergrass, Ga.
Fitz2;

About 15 or 18 bu. New Eras. Make
pest offer in first letter. H. M. Thomp-
son, Scott, Ga. Rt. 1.

100 bu. Brabhams, $2.25 ae 25 bu.
each, Clays and Speckled, $1. 85 bu. 50
bu. O- too-tans Soy bea: s, $3.40 bu. #C.
H. Cooke, Sandersville, Ga.

9 bu. first class peas, not mixed, Red
Runners and speckled. Make best of- |"
fer. Jack Sutton, Danburg, Ga. Box 5,
Star Route.

20 bu. Brabhams, bright and sound,





| $3 bu. FOB. W. J. McDaniel, Zebulon,

Ga.

A few lbs. white mush peas, also a
few lbs. Brown crowders, $10c lb. Add
postage. G. L. Berry, Alto, Ga.

10 lbs. striped old fashion Half Run-
ners, green hull garden beans, 35c Ib.
Stamps not accepted. Mrs. J. Ee Tan-
ner, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 4.

oe brown sugar crowder peas,
25c lb. 5 Ibs. $1; also black sugar
crowders, 20c Ib. 6 lbs. $1; striped half
runner garden beans, 25c lb. Cash

merce, Ga. Rt. 5.

About 50 bu. black peas, sacked in
new, even wt. bags, $2.10 bu. not pre-
paid. W. S. Kelley, Talking Rock, Ga.
Rt. 2.

Garden peas, Hastings, a very pro-
lific var. 20c lb. Miss Inez Rheney,
Wadley, Ga.

Old fashioned salad garden peas.
peas. 20c pt. Not prepaid. s. D.
McLean, Wray, Ga.

Snap bunch 7 Red Valentine,
black wax and ice beans, 25c_ pt. del.
Mrs. W. S. Harrell, Gresston, Ga.

50 lbs. nice, white baby lima running
butter beans, 10c lb, FOB. L. R. John-
son, Juniper, Ga.

Few white (table) peas, 7c lb. Exch
for anything can use. B. L. Perry,
Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5. ;
-A few Mung beans, 15c lb. Walter
Bunch, Talking Rock, Ga :

Brown sugar crowder peas, 20c Ib.
del. A. H. Clarke, Blakely, Ga. Rt. 6.
Box 45.

4 bu. white (table) peas, 8 1-3c lb in
lots of 1 bu. or more; less lots, 10c lb..
also 4 bu. speckled peas, $2.75 bu. All
FOB. Cash with order. B. Z. Scarbo-
rough, Wayside, Ga. Rt. 1.

Red Hull speckled peas. Sound and

lific peas, unmixed, $2.50 bu. FOB.
one Moseley, (No address given),
R

Early Harper peas, speckled crow-
ders, yellow crowders, speckled table
peas, bunch Eng. pea seed, all 25c qt.
extra sugar crowders, 50c at. Exch, 5
lbs. Eng. peas for 5 lbs. Bunch speckled
butter bean seed. Joe Mercer,: Fitz-
gerald, Ga. Rt. 3.

150 lbs Jackson Wonder butter beans
20c lb. Waymond Miller, Ft. Valley,
Ga. Rt. 4. Box 50:

Speckled Half Runners, 25 Ib. also
a few banana pumpkin seed, 10c for 15
seed. Add postage. Mrs. Betty Coch-
ran, Ranger, Ga. Rt. 2. ;

10 bu. Whipporwill peas, blue speck-
led. Make offer, or will exch for some

O-too-tan beans, or will buy O-too-
tans. Quote a price. J. C. WEEROD,
Menlo, Ga. Rt.

18 bu. ue runner crowder peas:
Hastings large cream, pure white or
spotted. Dbl, recleaned, screened,
sound, unmixed and weevil free, 5 to
20 Ibs. -14 lb. del. 30 lbs. up, 12c lb.
FOB. Extra good Lady peas, same
price. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga.

den peas, 10c per cup. and. postage.
Mrs. Ed Carroll, Murrayville, Ga. Rt. 1.

10 Ibs. white butter beans, 15c Ib.
Add postage. Money order.
L. Manning, Stapleton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Pure, sound Brabhams. Gathered
before rain. $3 per bu. Cash with or-
der. -W. M. Hooks, Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2
Black crowder peas, $4 bu. P. C.
Brown, White Oak, Ga. Box 91.

25 pu: Biloxi soy; $2.50 bu. -15 bu.
O-too-tan soys, $4 bu. Cheaper if
bought in 5 bu. lots. All beans 1930
rcrop. Guar. sound, FOB Zebina, Ga.
J. W. Farmer, Matthews, Ga.

10 bu. speckted, crowders, Excellent



oe table ie see site or exch for ie:

with order. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com- |

Tall purple blossom and the tall. Shell |

free of weevils, also small yellow pro-|_

good, 15c qt.

A few cups full, early and late gar-

Mrs. W.



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+ Sy

2:

Thursday, February 5, 1931.

tan beans or Mammoth es beans,
W. H. Nix, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 4 =
Running var. large cream crowders, x
recleaned and very prolific. 6 lbs. $1;
$2.50 pk. also No. 1 Mush peas, same
price. Cash with order. C. C. Burell,
Buford, Ga Rt. 2. ee
100 lbs. cream sugar crowders, 15c :
lb. 100 lbs. sugar crowders, mixed with 5
some rain soiled peas, 10 Ib. dels
Heard Orr, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 7. es
Crowders, good and sound, 12 1- 2c
lb. 10 1b; and more, 10c Ib. Calif.
black eyed and Whipporwills, 10c Ib.
10 Ibs. and more, 8c lb. del. Also Lady
peas, 10c Ib. del. Ovie Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Rt 2 ;
Field peas. $2 bu.
Springfield, Ga.
O-too-tans, $5; Biloxies, $2.50; Mat-
thews, $3.50; Bunch Speckled peas,
$2.25: Clays, $2.25; Red Hull speckled,
$2.25. All stock, 1930 crop. Sound and

H. N. Ramsey,

free from damage. FOB Milledgeville. =!

Geo. T. Trawick, Linton, Ga. :

Green pod running beans, 25c Ib. or
exch for butter beans, sorghum or mil-
let seed. Mrs. R. Jones, Shellman, Ga,
RFD 1.

Burpees stringless green pod bunch
beans, 25 lb. Mrs. W. N. Johnson,
Cordele, Ga. Rt. C.

Fae See sound field peas, $2.50 bu del. :

W. Thurmond, Greshamville, Ga.

she clad field: peas, not mixed, $2.50
per bu. <A. J. Collins, Demorest, Ga.
Rib

A mixed var. old fashioned. tender |
cornfield beans seed, 25c for large tea-
cupful, postpaid; also white butter-
beans, same price. Mrs. Walker W.
Stewart, Mt. Airy, Ga. Rt. 1.

100 Ibs. black eyed=peas with - some
weevils. All right for planting. 4c lb.
for lot, FOB. W. H. Hopkins, Cham-
blee, Ga. Rte:

BUTTER FOR SALE
2 lbs. fresh country butter ea. week,
in 1-2 lb. molds, free from coloring,
40c lb. del. Sat. guar. Mrs. M. F,



| Norman, Richland, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 175.

Nice J. butter, free from coloring,
45c lb. del. Bennie Coltrane, Cum- |
ming, Ga. Rt. 3.

Nice, fresh J. butter in 1 Ib.. brick
molds. Any amt. weekly, 40c Ib. del.
Mrs. J. F. Trotman, Lumpkin, Ga. S58

Fresh, firm butter, free from color-
ing, 2 Ibs. ea. week, 40c Ib. Mrs. Perry
Fitzgerald, Forest Glenn, Ga. 4

Pure J. butter, 35c Ib. prepaid. 2 lbs.
a week. Mrs, G. C. Clifton, Millen, Ga.
Boxes. Ne

Nice, fresh J. butter in 1 Ib. brick
molds, weekly, 40c lb. del. Mrs. W. L. eS
Dunaway, Lumpkin, Ga. so

6 or 8 lbs. butter ea. week, 35c Ib. :

| not prepaid, or 40c lb. prepaid. Mrs. Joe

Chapman, Murrayville, Ga. Rt. 2. of
3 or 4 Ibs. firm J. butter ea. week,
35c Ib del. Cow T. B. tested. ME 1, 4
H. Bond, Bowman, Ga. Rt. 2. ses
Best grade butter, 50c Ib. del. Miss )
Annie E. Jones, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3.
2 to 5 Ibs. fresh butter per week, 40c
Ib del. Mrs. G. L. -Tallant, Cumming, 5
Ga. Rt. 1 =

CORN, SEED CORN & CORN MEAL
FOR SALE -
Goods Golden Prolific. =
tests at Tifton Exh Sta. $1 peck, $3
bu. J. H. Good, Cordele, Ga. :
Old fashioned Yellow field 2 ear.
Flint seed corn, $1 pk. del. $2.75 bu. ~
as Milton Sumner, SylVeRter, Ga.
Rts: . OK
Truckers Favorite seed corn. Extra .
50c gal. Add postage.
Mrs. C. T. Parks, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4, ~
Hastings prolific, lst yr. ra
ected, hand; nubbed and shelled, $2.50 .



ond in var.

bu. FOB. J. B. Proctor, Eastman, Ga.

Cokers ped. seed: corn, 75c peck, $3
bu. FOB. Cash with order. J, oi =
Beard, Sylvania, Ga. .
Red Bird pop corn, 25 at. some mix-
ed, 20c qt. Exch 1 qt. for 100 cabbage
plants, or 1 qt. onions, of any Kind. .

pee Arthur Peavy, Harrison, Ga. as te

* whatleys imp. $2. 50 bu. 2 bu. to pags ,
FOB; Shorts Golden Queen pop corn, iE
7 1- 3c perelb. 100 lbs. ta bag, FOB.
Member Ga. Crop Imp.. Assn. Frank
L. Short, Sylvester, Ga. x

Golden Queen pop, 7c Ib. shelled, Vc. ee
Del. in 15 lb. lots and over. Guar to
pop. A. A. Smith, Cordele, Ga. Rt. 2... -
~ Willetts Golden Beauty seed corn
carefully selected, nubbed and shelle
$2.75 bu. . Exch for Brabham peas 0:
N. C. Runner peanuts. E: C. Pope, OF
Gilg. Gae< i
_ Nice. yellow pop corn, 10c lb. shelled.
Ga Rea WwW. E. Watshante Rutledge,

a: ae



Field sel-

sday, February. 5, 1931.
Poultry For Sale



ANCONAS

eppard str. Ancona cocks, $1 ea,
Mrs. Jeptha P. Pullin, McDon-

: Sheppard str. Ancona hens,
now laying, $1.25 each. Mrs.
M. Bu ACESS Americus, Ga. Rt.

eppard str. ae 11 mos. pul-
w laying, $1 ea, or exch. F. H.
, Midville, Ga.

splendid, healthy Ancona hens
pul:ets. Thoroughbred. Part lay-
others getting in good cond. Make

fer. Would like to exch part for

onably good, healthy young milch |:

alf not over 3 mos. old. Mrs, J.
tton, Decatur, Ga. Rt. 2. (Old
ur Road- Brookhaven).

oa BANTAMS

of my finest Buff Cochin cock-

, $2 each. O. H. Wright, Atlanta,

12 Peters Bldg.

oice Golden Sebrights and dark

ish bantams. My own. strain Na-

winners, line-bred for years. Egg

rs now, $3 and $5 per setting. Robt.
rk, Macon, Ca. 177 Blvd.

iden Sebright cockerels, $1.25 ea.

ilton Sumner, Sylvester, Ga. Rt.

small type Buff Cochins, $5 pr. also
ng eggs, $2 per 15; White Jap
; $10 pr; Partridge Cochin, $6.50

te Wallace, So. Atlanta, Ga.
mon bantams, small or large
ye. All colors. Now laying. Hens or
ts, 40c each; roosters, 25c each,
to pay express. H. M. Adams,
glasville, Ga. 70 East Strickland

ncona bantam 8 mos. old cockerel,

ra small type, 40c. H. C. Spires,
ncolnton, Ga. Rt. 6.

mon Bantams. Excellent layers

thers. $1 per pr. or 50c each.

an Jordan, Canon, Ga. Rt. 1.

10 B. BARRED ROCKS
in. $1. 10 each; 4 March pullets, $1
$14 for lot, FOB. No checks.

M. Hooper, Norcross, Ga.
Thompson B. R. early spring hatch
erels, ready for service, $1.50 each;
lot of eres, fat laying hens, $1
FOB. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demo-

re bred B R. roosters about 1 yr
2 each, 2 for $3.50, or the lot for
W. A. Watson, Columbus, Ga. Rt.

15 fine yearling hens, Thomson Imp.
nglets, 2nd direct. $1.50 each, FOB.
sell in Icts of 5. or the 15 for $20.
C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce,

Bred-to- -lay, from 200 to 312 eggs
yrs Mrs, F. R. Ardd, Colquitt, Gt. Rt.

Rinelet B.

30 . Thompson str. spring

atch eit dev. cockerels, $2 each;

. W. Boyett, Morris Sta, Ga.
re bred B. P. R. hens, $1.25 each
/B; 3 pure bred roosters, $2 each. All
ng. No checks. Mrs. B. L. Ashe,
wmington, Ga.
2 Blue Ribbon B. R. roosters, 1 yr.
$1.25 each, Mrs. Y.A. Scruggs,

mperial Aristocrat B. R. roosters,
28. B. R. hens, for sale. N. A.
Nas! Philomath, Ga.

ure bred B. R. 1 yr. old roostehs, :

ach, FOB. Also 3 pure bred W. _L.
old roosters, $1 each; FOB, $5 for

lot. Other party to pay postaze or ex-
2s Or exch. lot for nice 8 wks. old
Mrs. C. M. Erwin, Adairsville, Ga.

2.
fine pure bred Thompson Ringlet
-R. hens and 1*cockerel, Feb. 1930
hatch, $1.25 each, $16 for lot, FOB. Mrs.
V. J. Johnson. (address not given).
5 Thompson B. R. pullets, 3 mos.
id, poe each. J. O. King, Augusta, Ga.

pare bred B. R. hens and 1 rooster,
March hatch. Holterman str. Hens,
5 each, rooster, $1.50. Exch for 1
bred gilt of any breed, 10 to 15

es Miss Daisy Smith, Baxley,

Rt:
eg. Peemit 64-C-31 pure Parks str.
cockerels, March 1930 hatch, $2.50

ach, $4.50 for 2. Cash or money or-
( Mrs. Mamie Roach Plyler,, Man-

bred. Thompson B. R. cocker-
xtra fine March nee ee ea.

R. hens, 1929 hatch, Thompson

MARKET BULLETIN

Thompsen Ringlet B. R. 4 mos. aa
cockerels, pure stock, $1 each. Mrs. J
L. Parrish, Nashville, Ga.

Thompson B. R. dark Ringlets, pure
bred hens, $1 15 each; early hatch pul-
lets, $1.50 ea. Late. pullets, $1 each.
Mrs. David Barrett, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1

2 thoroughbred B. R. 9 mos. old roos-
ters, $1.50 each. F. R. Malpass, Mil-
3 | ledgeville, Ga.

4 young hens and 1 cockerel, Barred
Rocks, $6.50 for lot. Mrs, H. B. Cook, :
Colleze Park, Ga. Rt. 1. 3

-1 extra fine Thompson B. R. 10 mos.
o:d cockerel, $2 plus express. Mrs. W.
T. Bryan, Sharpsburg, Ga.

lpure bred gees see str. 1930 cock-'
erel, $2 FOB. J. P. Griffin, Bremen,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Young, very best stock B. R. roosters,
$1 each. Scott Hart, Americus, Ga.

Pure. bred B. R. May Ist hatch pul-
lets, $1.50 each, FOB. Mrs. J. A. How-
ell, Meigs, Ga. Rt. 1.

12 young B. R. Thompson str. hens,
wt. from 5 to 7 lbs. each, $15. Cash
with order. Mrs. C. S. Bradshaw,

| Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred Parks strain March hatch
B. R. cockerels, $2.50 to $5 each. R. R.
Coraway, Waverly Hall, Ga.

1 Parks str. B. R. June hatch cock-
erel, and 6 pullets, Fall hatch. Select
grade, $7.25. Reg. Per. Money order.
Mrs. J. S. Edenfield, Summit, Ga. Rt.2.

- Thompson pure bred B. R. hens, $2.25
each, FOB. Guar. stock. Mrs. S. A.
Muller, Savannah, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 134.

arks str. B. R. March and April
hatch cockerels, $2.50 each, FOB. Mrs.
M. G. Smith, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 1.

A few puwe bred B. R. heris and pul-
lets, $2 each. Mrs. Pearl Nelson, Cal-
houn, Ga. Rt. 5.

Pure bred B. R. March pullets, $1.50
each. Mrs. Geo. W. Wicker, Americud,
/Ga. Rt. 2. Box 80.

2 BRAHMAS

Pure bred Giant str. Light Brahma
cockerels, $1.50-each; 2 cocks, 20 mos.
oid, $2 each. Mrs. Bob Sosby, Carnes-
ville, Ga.

BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS

6 pure bred Nugget strain Buff
Rocks, 11 and 22 mos. old hens... Rigid-





1 March 1930 hatch, unrelated cockerel,
$2.50; $12.50 for the lot. Money order.
Mrs. W. A. Brantley, Tennille, Ga.

Pure bred White Rock spring 1930
hatch cockerels, $1.50 and $1.25 each;
puliets, $1 each; hens, $1.25 each. Mrs.
Z. L. Scott, Concord, Ga. .

Buff. Rock cocks and pullets, from
trapnested Nugget str. for sale, also
hatchinz eggs, $1.50 per 15. Mrs. G. L.
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

3 fine White Rock, Fischel str. Mar.
hatch. cockerels, $1 5 each, or lot for
$4.75. Mrs. Duncan McLean, Wray, Ga.

10 pure bred White Rock hens, $1.50
each; 1 rooster, $2. Mrs. T. Dumas,
YVifton, Ga. Rt. 7.

2 Fischel W. R. 9 mos. old cockerels,
$1.75 each, or $3 for both. Strictly
pure bred. Cash with order. No checks,

Mrs. C. C. Payne, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 6.

W. Ply. Rocks, Fischel strain, 11 mos.
old rooster, Nicholls Master Bred, wt.
8 1-4 lbs. $1.65 cash, or exch. for 4
cockerels, 1 1b size, FOB Smyrna to be
del. later. Also will exch. few fine hens
for summer cockerels. R. S. Nash,
Smyrna, Ga.

25 Buff P. Rock hens and 2 cockerels,
of pure stock, $1 each. Mrs, .T J. Trim-
be, Resaca, Ga. Rt. 2.

GAMES

1 dark Cornish cock. Regular bull-
dog ee Good breeder, $3. Money
o:- der. H. C. Spires, Lincolnton, Ga. Rt.
6.

Trio pure bred White Cornish games,
mated, Apr. hatch, $5, or the rooster,
$2.25. and hens, $1. 50 ea. T. M. Gulley,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 fine Grey stag, $1.50; 2 pure bred
Warhorse stags, $1.50 each; 1 early
hatch stag, pure Blue, $1.50. All guar.
Cash with order. Jack Hawkins, Gib-
son, Ga. :

GIANTS & LANGSHANS
3 Royai Purple J. B. Giant roosters,



18 mos. old, $2 each, FOB Washington.

W. G. Callaway, Philomath, Ga.

50 J. B. Giant pullets $1 each. Arvel
WwW. eee aa Quill, Ga.

Few J. Giant pullets, just read:
to lay. baad $1 each at 1 day old. Sell
for - each. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga.
Rt. 5





HAMBURGS
Silver Spangled Hamburg. pullets |



ly culled and are now laying, $2 each;

mixed hens, 1929: and 1930 hatch. All
.| $106 doz. FOB. Cockerel free. L. E.
Willams, Ty Ty, Ga.

LEGHORNS

Sev. -ped cockerels, from hens with
records, 250 to 284 in a yr. Tancred
strain. Reasonable prices. M. W. Kan-
tala, Elberton, Ga.

12 W. L. March hatch . cockerels,
from Booths AAA quality chicks. No
culls. 5 point comb and well dev. $1
each. S. W. Larren, Reeves, Ga,

45 thoroughbred W. L. April pullets,
well dev. and, beginning to lay, 0c ea,
also 25 W. L. hens, 2 yrs. old, 90c each.
Exch. for any strain B. R. of about the
same age. Mrs. James Ezzell, Rock-
mart, Ga.

100 S. C. W. L. pullets, closely culled
and selected. All Miller strain, direct
$75 for the lot. No checks. J. E. Mat-
thews,. Eastman, Ga.

33 B. L. pullets and 2 cockerels, Mar.
1930 hatch, Certified stock, $35 for the
lot. V. R. Crawford, Calhoun, Ga. Rt.
2. Box 138.

80 W. L. April 1929 hatch. 90c each,
or trade for beef cattle. W. J. McDan- |
iel, Zebulon, Ga.

PAGE TWENTY- FIVE

of 25 to 200., $1 each. R. E. Barnes,
Summit, Ga. >

3 fine pure bred Tancred Mar. cock- |
erels, $1.25 each, also 6 June hatch pul-.
lets, soon to lay, 1 cockerel, same age, |
= a Noah McGowan, Summit, Ga,

15 hens and 3 roosters, W. L. Tan-

cred str. almost a yr. old, and hens now

laying, $1 each, FOB.
Scruggs, Nashville, Ga.
9 pure bred W.

Mrs. Y. A.

young goats, 2 nannies and 1 billy as
part*paymena at reasonable price. Mrs.
W. E. Whisnante, Rutledge, Ga. Rt. 2.
21 Tancred W. L. pullets, now laying,
$20: H. I. Moore, Jr., White Plains,
Ga. :
15 W. L. Feb. and March pullets and
5 hens, 20 mos. old, and 1 cock, Ferris
and Kerlin strains. $20 for the lot of
20 hens and 1 cock. FOB. Exch, for
15 full blood Red pullets, Feb. or March.

hatch. Hens all laying. W. T. Pritch- .

ett, Ellijay, Ga. :

150 ped. S. C. W. L. hens, Feb. and
March 1930 hatch, also sev. cockerels.
Write for further information. A. G.
Wright, Winterville. Ga. Rr'v 2.

2 yr. old Tancred W. L. roosters, $1



4 pure Tancred March hatch cocker-
els, Sire. and dam came direct from
Mrs. D. Tancreds Farm. $3 each, $10.
for the 4. Money order. Mrs. F. Cow-,
art, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.

25 April hatch, Bred-to-Lay strain
W. L. hens, now. laying. No culls. $1.

each for lot; less lots, $1.25 each, FOB. |

Mrs. R. L. Wheeler, Macon, Ga. Rt. 5.
Clinton, Road.

"30 W. L. hens and pullets. Fat and.
laying 10 to 15 eggs daily, $20. F. B.
Peet Hapeville, Ga. 3351 Stewart

ve

2 March hatch Tormahlen strain B.
L. cockerels, $1.50 ea. Money order.
Otto. Kendrick, Summerville, Ga. Rt. 1.

50 -W. L. pullets, direct from Ferris
best egg strain, out of trapnested stock,
260-300 egg strain. Now laying good.
$1-each. No culls. Mrs. M. Wain-
wright. Hapeville, Ga. 3436 Rainey Ave.

Pure bred Tancred W. L. February
hatch, $1.25 each. Also young hens,
milk fattened,
Wicker, Americus, Ga.



Ferris S..C. W. L. breeders: 15 year-
ling hens, 18 mo old and 1 March 1930
,cockerel; cockes, $1.25 each. All from
direct stock. fe for lot. Cash. Sat.
guar. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge,
Ga. Rt. 2.

50 Ferris 10 mos. old W. L. pullets,
now laying, $1 ea, or exch. for Guern-
sey he.fer caives, or cows. F. H. Bunn,
Midvile, Ga.

600 Lancied well dev. Feb. March
and Apru hatch puilets. Good body wt.
and in 60 per cent production. 1 to 10u
head, 90c each; 100 to 200 in lot, 8c
each; All above 200 head, 80c each,
FOB my poultry tarm. Coops to be
furnished by purchaser, or a guarantee
that my coops will be ret. Cash prices.
No checks. No exchanges. J. B. Par-
rish, Graymont, Ga.

10. S. C. W. L. March, Barron strain.
$1.25 each; 2 roosters; $1 20 each, J. O.
King, Augusta, Ga. Rt. 1.

Fure bred Hollywood, March hatch S.
C. W. L. cockereis, $2.50 to $5 each. R.
R. Coraway, Waverly Hail, Ga. RFD.

Exch. tor O-too-tan soy beans. Mrs. J.
W. McGowan, Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1.

30 B. L. 1929 hatch hens, now laying,
75c each, 1 rooster with eve:y ld
ane Mrs. Jesse Cato, Juniper, Ga. Rt.

100 pure Tancred hens, 10 mos, old,
$65 for lot, or 7oc ea. in quantities of
25 head or more. All FOB. No person-
al checks. J. T. Ogletree, Chatsworth,
Ga, Rt. 2.

390 Tancred April hatch pullets, now
laying 58 to 60 per ae In good cond.
$1 each, FOB. J. E. Martin, Flowery
Branch, Ga. Rt.-3.

200 Kerlin quality W. L. pullets, April
hatch. Laying heavily. $1 each for en>
tire lot; $1.25 each, smaller quantity.
L. L. Wallace, South Atlanta; Ga.

40 pure bred S. C. W. L. pullets. Wy-
coff strain, $1 each, or, exch. for any-
thing can use. Mrs. Bob Sosby, Car-
nesville, Ga. -

12 pure bred S. C. Brown L. hens and
1 rooster, Everlay strain. 18 mos. old,
$13.50 for lot. Guar. no culls. Selected
eggs, 80c per 15. In lots of 100 or more,
4 1-2c per egg. Mrs. H. L. Lumpkin,
Mauk, Ga. Rt. 2.

6 pure bred Tancred heavy laying
young hens,.$1 each. Cash with order.
No culls. Cleon Cowart, Summit, Ga.
Rt. 2. Box hg



and cockerels, 1930 hatch; also large

z0c Ib. Mrs. Geo. M.|

'each. Mrs. W. N. Johnson, Cordeie, Ga,

Rt. Cc.

20 pure Knapp strain Buff L. hens,
9 mos. old, 80c each, FOB. Exch. for
peanuts, O-too-tan soy beans, or pota-
toes of equal vaiue. Mrs, B. M. Over=
ton, Preston, Ga.. Rt. A. a :

MINORCAS

10 young Black Minorca hens, direct
from Pape $1 each.
Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 168.
- 1. Giant. Bla
Fancy stock, $4. O. H. Wright, 412 Pet-
ers Bldg. Atlanta, Ga. -

3 thoroughbred White Minorcas hens
now laying, $1.50 each. F. R. ee
Milledgeville, Ga.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
FOR SALE oH
20 hens, mixed breed, $1 each. Money.
order. No checks. FOB. Toe Smith,
Chipley, Gar RW 23



10 large fat hens.
paid. Money order only. Mrs. B. Ss.
Ward, Toomsboro, Ga.

15 head chickens, mixed breed: B. Re
Plymouth Rocks, and Games.
fat and laying, and 2 roosters, $1 each.
W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga.

17 mixed 1 yr. old hens, large breed.
Nearly all Rocks and. Reds. Nice and
fat for table use. $15 for lot.
checks. Cash with order. Crate to pet
ret. W. L. Stonecypher, Forest oat
Ga. Rt. 1. 3

100 mixed 4 wks. old chicks: some J.
B..Giants, Reds, and B. R. and others
just mixed. $20 per 100.:
Smith, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5.

ORPINGTONS

1 Feb. 1930 hatch pure bred Byers.
str. rooster, true to color, $1.50. Kath-
erine Shirley, Lavonia, Ga.

30 Buff Orp. pullets, pure bred and
laying well, $1.60 each, also 3 Buff





roosters, $2. 25 each, FOB. Mrs. Jep-

oe P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.

1._Buff Orp. rooster, 18 mos. old, $1 25 ei
2 pure sancred cockerels, $1.00 each Mrs. W. H. Hambr ick,

_ 1.
mos. old, blood tested, $2.50 each. F. S.
Liles, Woodbine, Ga.

Pure bred S. C. Buff Orp. hens, $1.50;

eggs, $1. per 15. Miss Ronie Johnson,
Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1. |

20 pure, selected Buff Orp. hens, now.
laying, $25 FOB. Coops-to be ret. Will

not. consider any exch. Mrs. W. A.

Nichols, Rebecca, Ga. Rt. 2.

Prize winning, heavy laying W. oe
cockerels, $2.50 to $5; pullets, $2 to
$2.50; special price on trios or pens; a
80. hatching eggs, $1.50. $3 and $5 per
setting. Mating list free. Exch. for

value in hogs or cows. Mrs. C. R. More |

gan, Americus, Ga.

Golden Buff Orp. cockerels, $1.50 ea,
Fine birds direct from Mo. State.
L. C. Ridley, Franklin. Ga.

41 Shinns Buff Orp. 6 wks old. Make
offer FOB. Geo. T. Rowe, Doerun,; Ga,

10 choice pure bred Buff Orp. ready
to lay pullets, $14; 14 mos. old cock, $2
1 April hatch cockerel, $1.50. Mrs. D.
E. Bass, Walden, Ga.

PHEASANTS. FOR SALE

Goldens, 2 yr. old, $18 pr; Mar. hatch |
$10 pr. Eng. Ringnecks, $8 pr. Full in
-Structions as to care and breedin; with



Tapered bulle

yea. order,

te, laying tins in lo

L. J. Barrow, Ww
a =

Minorca cockerel, s

10 nice,fat friers, 1 to 1 1- 2 Tbs ea;
$15 for lot not pre-

13 hens,

Mrs. E. H. :

Martin, Ga,
pure bred Buff Orp. cockerels, 7



Mrs,

L. 8 or 9 mos. old) ipul- a
lets, $1 each, or exch. Will take 3

J. M. Robinson, a






=

Thursday, February 5, 1931. _





oGE TWENTY-Sre ; a a MARKET BULLETIN
SUSSEX $1 per 15 prepaid. Mrs. Laura Curry,, Brahma hens, also want 1 pr. Sebright
P. oultry F or Sale 2 early spring hatch Speckled Sus- Stockton, Ga. bantams. Will exch value for same,
: |sex cockerels, $1.50 each. Mrs. C. R.|, 6 pure bred R. C. W. Wyandotte| Mrs. J. T. Lewis, College Park, Ga. Rt.
R. I. REDS a hens, 1929 and 1930 hatch, also 1 roost- | 2.

3 pure bred Owen strain Red cock-
erels, $1.50 each. Ernest Kesler, Nich-
- olson, Ga.

2 thorougbred Red roosters, Donald-
gon strain, $1.40 each. S. J. Seale,
Douglas, Ga. Rt. 3.

Ast class Reds, 2 yr. olq cocks, $2.50
ea. (were $5 ea.); Early 1930 hatch
- cockerels, Direct, $2 ea; 5 Utility Mar.
1930 cockereis, $1.00 each. All from
- Donaldson direct. Mrs. R. J. Flemjng,
_ Lincolnton, Ga.

1S. C. R. 1, Red 18 mos. old, $2. Mrs.
J. L. Parrish, Nashville, Ga.

10 S C.:R. I. Red March pullets, $1.50
ach; April hatch pullets, $1.25 each.
All Donaldson strain. All now laying.

Cash with order. Mrs. H. L. Elliston,

- Rupert, Ga.

R&R. C. R. I. Reds: 4 hens and 1 roost-
er, 1929 and 1930 hatch. Pure bred

Tompkins strain. $5 plus. postage.

_ Mrs. W. T. Bryan, Sharpsburg, Ga.

_ Pure Owen strain Red cockerels, $1.50
- each. Mrs. M. L. Peterson, Vidalia, Ga.
1 Buckeye Red 1929 hatch rooster,
$2.50; and 1 Buckeye Red 1930 hatch
- rooster, $2.50. Exch. either or both for
_ cotton seed, soy O-too-tan beans, or
_ Clay peas or Indian corn. B. L. Thom-
- ason, Blairsville, Ga. Rt. 4.
10 grown, ready to lay R. I. Red pul-
lets and 1 rooster, $10. Mrs. Jackson
_J. Pike, Morven, Ga. ey

6 April hatch puilets and 2 cockerels,
Donaldson Reds, $1 each. C.O. D. J.
_H. Roquemore Lorane, Ga. Rt. 1.

- 2 Tompkins Red roosters, 1 yr. and 2
yr. old, $2 each. J. A, Elliott, Lavonia,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Choice dark Red cockerels, $5 each;

second choice, well marked, $3 each.
- Mahoods prize stocx and heavy layers.

Miss Belle limmerman, Bronwood, Ga.

Box 83.

- Donaldson str. Reds, 10 hens, 10 mos.
_ 0 2 yrs. old, and 1 cockerel, 10 mos. old,

$15. Mrs. A. F. O Kelley, Maysville,

Ga. Rt. 2.

- 12 Donaldson Red hens, wt. up to 7

Ibs. Real show birds. $10 cash for lot.

Clement Smith, Austell, Ga. Rt. 1.

Well grown, March and April hatch

R. I. Red roosters, $1.50 each. Miss

Florence Horne, Grovetown, Ga.

20 Red pullets, laying well, $1.60 ea;

4 roosters, $2.25 each, FOB. Mrs. Jep-
tha P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.

25 Donaldson Red ready to lay hens,

3 cockereis, May, 1930 hatch. $1 each,
FOB. W. S. Shields, Thomson, Ga.

- Donaldson Reds: 10 hens and 1 cock-

erel, $1.25 each. 2nd yr. divect from

Donaldson Yards. Mrs. H. M. Waters,

Hilltonia, Ga.

_ Donaidson Reds, 5 pullets, $1.10 each,
- and 2 fine cockerels, $1.75 each. $7 for

_. J. F. Trawick, Tennille, Ga.
11 R.1. Red hens, 1 yr. old,
_ Jaying now, and 1 rooster, 1 yr. old for
- sale. Either: Mrs. Stokes or Mrs. Gate-

wood, Atlanta, Ga. 305 Holderness St.

20 mos. old pure bred Red rooster,

dark red and extra large. Wt. 11 or 12

Ibs. $2.50 and exp. chgs.. Mrs. Wm. G.
_ Cannon, Fitzpatrick, Ga. ;
10 S. C. R. I. Red 2 yr. old hens, $1.25

each; 2 cockerels, $1 each; also 1 B. R.
-cockerel, 5c. Mrs. Jno. Faircloth,
- Metter, Ga. Rt. 1.
6S. C. R. I. Red pullets, old enough

for laying, 75c each; 7 hens, 2 yrs. old,

$1 each; Spring hatch cockere) from
_ first prize stock, $1, or lot, $12.50. Mrs.
CC. E. Rice, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 2.
6 March hatch Red hens, $6. Mrs. J.
G. McDonald, Colquitt, Ga. Lae
12 hens and 1 cockerel, April hatch.
Pure bred Reds, $16.50. Mrs. Willie
Courson, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.
2 lots of 8 pullets and 1 cockerel, un-
related, pure Donaldson Reds. June
hatch, $9 for each lot. Mrs. J. L. Peugh,

Barnesville, Ga.

10 pure bred Red pullets, most of
them ready to lay, $1 each, $9 for lot.
~ O. A. Andrews, Jackson, Ga. Rt. 2.

Feb. and Mar. hatch cockerels, Hare
old Tompkins best, from Madisonsq.
Garden prize winning stock, $3 each;
also a few 2 yrs. old, same price. Mfrs,
H. L. Culpepper, Grantville, Ga.

10 Donaldson Red hens, $1.25 each,
_ Mrs. O. S. Greene, Cochran,
fw a.











_ SPANISH
_ White Faced Black Spanish chick-
ens. Sev. pens, pullets or cockerels.
oo R. L. Tribble, Atlanta, Ga.

e





ood cond | /

Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1.

Speckled Sussex hens and roosters,
1930 hatch, for sale. J. J. Johnston,
Waynesboro, Ga.

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

Bourbon Red toms, of heavy laying
stock. Fine for breeding. $6 each.!
Cash: Exp. Collect. Roswell H. Akin,
Griffin, Ga. Rt. B.

1 extra fine 20 mos. old guar pure.
bred M. B. Goldbank Bird Bros. tom,!
wt. 33 lbs. or more, $10. Exch. for any
good var. field peas at $2 bu. Peas
must be sound. Money back guar.
Mrs. J. P. Mabry, Canon, Ga. |

Few June hatch big bone Giant!

Bronze at very low price; 2 yr. old tom
the finest breeder in Ga. Offered $150.
for him last season, wt. around 40 lbs.!
and prize winner. Sell cheap or exch.
Also a few nice turkey hens for sale.
L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5.
- 3 Eng. strain Mink ducks, 2 yrs. old,
1 drake and 2 ducks. Ducks wt. 8 lbs.
each, and lay year round, and drake,
11 lbs. Fly in Fall like Wild Ducks. $7
for lot. Mrs. B. T. Baldwin, Rome, Ga.
14 Elmwood St.

2 M. B. Bird Bros. str. 2 yr. old and
healthy, 25 to 30 lb. $8 each; 1 same
kind, 20 to 25 lbs. 1 yr. old, $6.50. Mon-
ey order. C. Maxwell, Whigham, Ga.

3 pure bred Bronze 17 to 20 ibs. toms,
$5 each; 5 8 to 11 lb hens, $4 each. All
April 1930 hatch. Exch. a trio for, 15,
B. R. hens, not over 1 yr. old. Cash,
with order. Mrs. Lula Christmas, Vi-
enna, Ga.

2 yr. old White Holland tom, wt.
about 30 lbs. $6. Mrs. A. N. Thornton,
Camilla, Ga. 3
_1 April hatch, pure bred M. B. tom,
Wt. about 25 lbs. $5 FOB. also week old
baby turkeys, pure bred M. B. cross.
with the Ellis strain, 40c each. FOB. |
Booking orders. No cheeks. Mrs. B.
F. Morrison, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 8.

Bird Bros. big bone M. B. pure stock
large hens and gobblers. First money
order for $5 gets a hen or gobbler. All
in good cond. Toms wt. 24-23 lbs. Mrs.
A. R. Hamer, LaGrange, Ga.

Bronze turkeys. Actual prize winners
at the Souths leading shows for sale.
Guar. to give satisfaction or refund.
money. Very reasonable prices. W. S.
Fricks, Pendergrass, Ga.

3 Eng. strain Mink 2 yr. old ducks, 1
drake and 2 ducks. 7 for lot. Mrs.
Morris Mayo, Rome, Ga. 8 Dogwood St.

2 yr. old M. B. tom, fine for breeding,
$5. Mrs. Fred House, Lumpkin, Ga.

4 guineas, 3 hens and 1 rooster. Hens
are half white and 1 hen, snow white.
$2 cash and buyer to pay del. chgs. or
exch. Ebben Kicklighter, Daisy, Ga.
RFD 1.

1 pure bred B. gobbler, April 1930
hatch, wt. 20 lbs. $7. Mrs. S. B. Foster,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. ;
380 guineas, 50c each. Mrs. B. S.
Chambers, Carrollton, Ga. No. 3.

Few pure Bourbon Reds. Reduced
for quick sale, $3.50 and $5 each. Mrs.
R. L. Greene, Cuthbert, Ga. Rt. 4. _

2 yr. old White African rooster, $1;
4 common geese, 2 geese and 2 panders,
$1.25 each. Trade for Game chickens
at market price. E. L. Dixon, Black-
shear, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 104.

Pure bred Bourbon Red, 1 yr. old
hens, $4 each, FOB. Mrs. W. N. Lott,
Braselton, Ga. Rt. 1.

2 nice, large M. B. hens, Bird Bros.
stock, 2 yrs. old, $4 ea; 1 May 1930
hatch hen, $2.50. Miss Mary Hood,
Cleveland, Ga.

1 yr. old big tom, black with white
on wings, in good shape to raise from,
$3 or exch. for 50 R. I. Red B. R. baby
chicks not later than Feb. 15th. No
stamps accepted. Mrs. Ear] Webb,
Pavo, Ga.

1 pr. pure bred M. B. Bird Bros. Apr.
1930 hatch, $9 for pr. T. M. Gully,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1.

16 head wild green-head Mallard
ducks. Sell or trade for Bronze tur-
keys. J. W. Crapps, Cairo, Ga..

WYANDOTTES

S. L. Wyandotte cocks, pure stock,
$2 each, or $1.75 ea. if 2 or more are
taken at once. Mrs. J. L. Parrish,
Nashville, Ga.

8 Red Wyandotte pullets, May 1930
hatch, 90c each. 8S. J. Seale, Douglas,
Ga. Rt. 3.

- Tarbox R. C. S. L. Wyandottes: 1
and 1 1-2 yr. old hens, $1.35 each; 10
for $12; 20 for $24. Exch. 4 young hens
and 4 young roosters, not over a yr. old,





er, Thoroughbred Tarbox str. $1.25 ea,

| FOB. No checks.

er, 1929 hatch. Martin str. Good lay-
ers. $1 each, plus postage. Mrs. W. L.
Stevenson, Sharpsburg, Ga.

7S. L. Wyandotte hens and 1 roost-

$9 for lot, FOB. Mrs. A. R. Cox, Blue
Ridge, Ga. Rt 1. No. 59.

10 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte 1930
hatch, $1.25 each; 2 yr. old rooster, $2
J. P. Griffin, Bre-
men, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 R. C. W. Wyandotte rooster, about
l- yr. old, $1.50, or exch for 1500 Early
J. cabbage plants. W. H. Hambrick,
Martin, Ga. RFD 1.

1 pure bred R. C. S. L. Wyandotte
April hatch rooster, R. J. Porters
stock. $2. Money order. No checks.
Mrs. N. O. Overby, Sandersville, Ga.
315 So. Harris St.

50 W. Wyandotte young hens and 5
roosters. Direct Fischel str. Hens now
laying, $60 for lot. Mrs. A. P. Gross,
Glenn, Ga.

6 W. Wyandotte hens, good cond.
Sell or exch for same number of Brown
L. early 1930 hatch. Free range. J.
W. Rhensy, Wadley, Ga.

3 pure bred S. L. W. Wyandotte rea-
dy for laying pullets, 85c each, also 2
cockerels, spring hatch, $1 each, or

$4.55 for lot. Mrs. C. E Rice, Elber-|G

ton, Ga. Rt. 2.
Blood tested, A grade W. Wyan-

dotte pullets. Write for further infor-|

mation and price. Mrs. G. L. Taliant,
Cumming, Ga. Rt. 1.
ese 9 >

Poultry Wanted

ANCONAS WANTED

Want to exch. any of the following
for Ancona, Sheppard. str. pullets,
about 9 mos. old: 2 B. R. hens, 30 Buff
Ovp. pullets, 3 Buff Orp. roosters, 20
R.. I. Red pullets, 4 Red roosters, 2 B.
L. hens and 1 rooster, 8 Black Minorca
hens, pullets and 1 rooster, 2 Indian
Game hens and 1 rooster. Exch. lb.
for lb. Mrs. Jeptha P. Pullin, McDon-
ough, Ga. :

BANTAMS WANTED

Exch. 1 pk. black crowaer peas, good
for eating or for sowing for hay, for 2
full blood bantam hens, any color, but
prefer white. Marvin Powell, Mon-
trose, Ga. Rt. 1.

BARRED ROCKS WANTED









GIANTS WANTED

Exch. 4 W. L. pullets and 1 cockerel,

April hatch, for Black Giants of same
age. Mrs. G. S. Yanson,
Ga. Rt. 1.

LEGHORNS WANTED



Exch. 8 pure bred B. R. hens at $1.25

ea. for pure bred Brown L. hens and tf
rooster at $1 each. Mrs. B. R. Chame-
be:'s, Yatesville, Ga.

}

Bronwood,

Want pure bred Buff L. or Tom Bar- _
rons W. L. Mrs. D. E. Bass, Walden,

a.
Exch| 1 Jersey heifer, 1 yr. old, from
good stock for 40 young W. or Brown

3.



LEGHORNS, MINORCAS OR GAMES

L. hens. C. G. Autrey, Midville, Ga. Rt. _

) WANTED / oe

Exch. 2 turkey hens.and 1 tom, for
Brown L. hens, not over 1 1-2 yrs. old,

or Black Minorca or Indian Games.
All 3 turkeys for 12 hens. Write what
you have. B. M. Bratcher, Alma, Ga.

MINORCAS WANTED



Want 1 Black Minorca cock. Exch.

value or pay cash. Comer Meeks, Alto,
a.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS .
WANTED
Exch. 2 thoroughbred Owen str. Red
Apri] hatch cockerels for 5 hens, any
breed. Ea. to pay chgs. of transporta-
tion.
356 Whitehall St. S. W.
Exch. value for chickens. Write Mrs.
C. O. West, Bridgeboro, Ga. Rt. 1. C-o
J. H. Pickron.





Want 2 pr. of peafowls. J. C. Ad-
kins, Ft. Valley, Ga. :

TURKEYS, GUINFAS, GEESE, ETC.

WANTED
Want White Mammoth Pekins, 2 or

3 ducks and 1 drake, at reasonable ,

prices. Mrs. M. F. Rabun, Lyons, Ga.
RFD 3.
Want ducks to raise on halves. Any
breed. Mallory M. Hatchett, Means-
ville, Ga. RFD 1.
Want to exch. 2 Summer hatch
Rronze toms for hens of same breed.

_|Mrs. Gertie Connell, Patterson, Ga.

J. H. Sappington, Atlanta, Ga, .

PEAFOWLS WANTED a

Want a pure M. B. turkey tom. 1930



Want 12 pure bred B. R. Feb, or Mar.
hatch pullets. Would consider other
heavy breeds. Must-be pure and from
heavy laying strain. Exch. value for
same. Mrs. Bob Sosby, Carnesville, Ga.
Want 8 to 12 nice B. R. pullets.
Exch. value for same. W. P. Tabor,
Paco, Ga. Rt. 3..

BARRED ROCKS OR REDS
wee WANTED
Want 25 or 30 B. R. or R. I. Red hens
on halves. Give chicks when 8 wks.
old will not give eggs. Mrs. Katie
Hood, Stapleton, Ga. Rt. 1.

BRAHMAS WANTED

Want Light Brahma hens, the feath-
er legged and Giant strain only con-
sidered. No culls nor old stock wanted.
Exch. budded and State insp. Schley
paper shell pecan trees, Kudzu plants,
plants, and Du:oe J. pigs for same at
reasonable prices on all. L. M. Ken-
nedy, Collins, Ga.





_ GAMES WANTED

Want to buy 2 real good dark Cor-
nish cockerels and 10 pullets, Feb. or
March hatch. Must be good stock. Will
exch value or pay cash. J. H. Getzen,
Pendergrass, Ga.

Want 1 dark Cornish game rooster.
Write best price. T. N. Bearden, Way-
cross, Ga. RFD 8.

Want 1 pure bred dark Cornish game
rooster, not over 2 yrs. old. wt. not to
be under 13 lbs. A. L. Moss, Alto, Ga.

Exch. thoroughbred 1 yr. old B. R.
rooster for a Game cock, same age, ei-
ther Warhorse or Dangerfoot prefe:-
ed. Or will sell B. L. cock for $1.75
and party pay frt. C. A. Wilder, Col-
umbus, Ga. :



Want to buy at once 12 or 15 pure.
last yr.

bred Cornish Indian Game
hatch pullets. Will pay $1 each for
them. Mrs. D. C. Will, Augusta, Ga. Rt.
1. Box 12.

GIANTS OR BRAHMAS AND
BANTAMS WANTED



hatch, not under 25 lbs. also hen, not ~

urder 15 Ibs. Write what you have.
Must be reasonable.
Huching, Ga.

Want 10 head of geese.

Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 2 hens and 1 gobbler of the
big bone Bronze turkeys. Mar. hatch.
Must be good sive and well marked.
Will pay 25c per lb. del. J. M. Brown-
ing. Dublin, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want 1 Blue Speckled young guinea _

rooster. Trade Concord grape vines,

rooted, or fig sprouts, for same. R. H.

Akin, Griffin, Ga. Rt. B.



Mrs. J. H. Ellis, :

Will pay 85
each. FOB. Mrs. J. R. Horne, Funston,

POULTRY AND TURKEYS WANTED _

Want friers and turkeys.
what you have and best price.
Rooney, Perry, Ga.

WYANDOTTES WANTED

Jas. J.





Want 6 hens and 1 rooster S. L. Wy-
and 1
rooster, Pape strain S. C. Black Min-
Write. O. F.

andottes. Will exch. 6 hens
Ea. to pay chgs.

lijay, Ga. Rt. 2.

orcas.
Carroll,

Exch. 1
bave plants for 10 W. Wyandotte pul-
lets of full stock and Rose Comb. Mrs.
ae Waldrip,

Baby Chicks For Sale

Blood tested baby chicks from se-



lected 2 and 3, yr. old hens. with 200
Pure Tancred

ege av. to the hen.

Advise

M. E. J. or Chas W. cab-

Flowery Branch, Ga.

str. W. L. For del. every week until |

May. Write for particulars. M.
Kantala, Eberton, Ga.

B. R., Reds, W. L. all from heaviest

laying, standard bred stock, and every
breeder selected by experts. Leghorns:

$11 a 100; Reds and Rocks, $12 &

100. Sat. guar. Hatches every week.
Mrs. Lois Woods, Brooks, Ga. :
Reds, B. P. R., and W. L. 1 day to

3 wks. old chicks, from our own trap-
nested stock that hatch, live and grow



quickly into broilers and layers. Wri



Want to exch. 4 mixed large breed





also egys from above described chicks,





for information. W. C. Kutz, Atlanta,
young hens for 2 J. B. Giants or Light, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 252, Main 7698.







Thursday, February 5, 1931.
Baby Chicks For Sale

Tancred W. L. baby chicks, pure
pred, from 2 yr. old hens, $10 a 100;
Buff Orp. $12. 100 per cent live del.
guar. Also have 1, 2, and 3 wks. old
chicks. R. L. Norton, Luxomni, Ga.

t. 1s
Ribbon



Blu chicks. Accredited.
blood tested and easily raised. Write
for special offer and lowest prices ever
offered this season. J. I. Hosford, At-
Janta, Ga. 221 Forsyth St., S. W.

Highest grade R. I. Red and B. R.
chicks, day old, $12 a 100; 1 week old,
$16; 2 wks. old, $20; 3 wks. $25; Cus-
tom hatching, $2.50 per 96 eggs. We
fumigate our mammoth inc. to pre-
vent disease. L. H. Eidson, Fitzgerald,
Ga.

Barron str. W. L. chicks, Feb., Mar.
and Apr. hatches. $10 a 100; B. R..
Reds, and Buff Orp. 12 1-2c each. J.

' M. Owen, Fender, Ga.

Better chicks of the better kind: W.
L., Reds, and Rocks. From fine stock
and chicks guar. to live. Write for
prices and guar. Eustace J. McKinney,
Jr., Blackshear, Ga.

Rocks and Red, large, nice ones, 10
1-2c each, $10 a 100; heavy mixer, 9
1-2c each, $9 a 100. E. R.. Bailey,
Harlem, Ga. Rt. 1.

S. C. W. L. from one of the finest
and highest producing flocks in the
State. If interested in baby chicks at
reasonable price, write: Phil D. Joy
Homerville, Ga. P. O. Box 0.

High powered baby chicks from
heavy laying, pure blooded Reds, B
R., W. Wyancottes, $12 a 100: Ever-
lay Brown L., Tancred W. L.. $11 del.:
heavy mixed, $10; light mixed, $9.
Guar. 100 per cent live del. Lots less
than 100 add Ic per chick. D. F.
Thomas, Odum, Ga., Box 27.

Day old chicks from 2 yr. old hens,
mated to extra fine cockerels. Famous
Tancreq str. $10 per 100. 100 per cent
live del. guar. J. B. Parrish, Gray-
mont, Ga.

Dark B. Leghorns parent stock di-
rect from Everlay Farm, $12 a 100;
custom hatching, 3c an egg. 520 cap.
inc. uced. Sat. guar. Mrs. Fred Bowles;
Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2.

Booking orders for extra qualitv
day old chicks. blood tested. B. R., $7,
50; $375 for 25. Del. 100 per cent live
del. guar, Exch. for farm produce of
equal value. Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs.
Ga. Rt. 1.

Red baby chicks from pure bred
Donaldson selected sto ckdirect. 13c
each, $12.50 a 100; alco 1 cock, 16 mos.
old direct, $5; 3 hens, 18 mos. o!d, 2
pullets, ready to lay, unrelated to
cocks. $1.50 each. Mrs. J. L. Peugh,
Barnesville. Ga.

Custom hatching in 2 Super Hatch
inc. to start Feb. 2nd. 4c an egg. See
-me at my home in Reidsville. Mrs. W.
C. Davis, Reidsvil'e, Ga.

B. R. and R. I. Reds thoroughbred
baby chicks, $10.50 per 100. mixed,
$9.50. Del. your post office and guar.
live del. All large breeds. Chicks are
from 2nd yr. hens and grow faster
and are easily raised. K. C. West,
Ashburn. Ga.

Pure bred, blood tested B. R., R. I.
Reds and Tancred-Follvwood W. L.
Strictly high grade, healthy chicks at
very reasonable prices. Leghorns are
trapnested and mated to ped. cock-
erels. J. C. Bastom, Milledgeville, Ga.

Pure bred Rus e] str. B. L. for Mar
and Apr. del. 10c each. Supply lim-
Pes J. H. Horton, Cochran, Ga.

S. C. W. L trapnested and blood
tested from 250 to 264 egg record. $14
& 100; $27 per 200; $53, 400; $63, 500
10 per cent for booking orders. H. L.
Wallace, Bowdon Junction, Ga.

Baby chicks from high producing
hens, 2 ang 3 yrs. old, Tancred W. L.
240 to 300 egg stock. $10 and $12 per
100; Custom hatching, 3c an egg. A. V.
Holloway, Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1.

Red, and Barred Rock baby chicks.
Highest quality stock. Hatched under
most sanitary conditions. Priced in line
with conditions. E. M. Pope, Zebu-
lon, Ga.

Donaldson baby chicks, from dark
Red culled flock, 15c each, also hat-
ching B. R., same price. Exch. either
for. value in something can use; eggs
from select mating, $1.50 per 15. Mrs.
H. G. Brown, Stone Mtn.. Ga. Rt. 1.

Leghorns, Rocks, Wyandottes. 6c ea.
or exch. for turkeys, hens or corn. E.
W. Philo, Tignall, Ga. Rt. 1.

Custom hatching. 2 1-2c an egg. Jd.
K. Sewell. Ashland, Ga.

Thoroughbred B. R., Buff Rocks, and
Reds, $10.50 a 100; heavy asst. $9.50.
Lots less vban 100, add 1c per chick.

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MARKET BULLETIN

Prepaid live del. Also started chicks,
same breeds, 1 to 4 wks. old 138c to 20c
each. C. J. Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.

Quality chicks at reduced prices
from flocks blood tested for the past

2yrs. for B. W. D. Carefully culled

and mated: Ringlet B. R., Donaldson
Reds and White Rocks, $12 a 100;
Tancred W. L. $10; heavy mixed, $11;
lighu and heavy mixed, $9. Del. all
live arrival guar. W. S. Shields, Thom-
son, Ga. -

Reds or B. R. $12 a 100; B. L. or
Anconas, $11; Tancred W. L. $10.
From healthy, blood tested flocks of
mature hens that have been selected
for high egg production. 100 per cent
live del. guar. also custom hatching
in mammoth Buckeye inc. 3c an egg.
Chicks shippeq C. O.'D. chgs. S. P.
Howe, -Hapeville, Ga.

Custom hatching: 2c an egg; tray of
150 cap. $2.75 paid in advance. Chicks
mailed to you free on 100 eggs or
more. Start Feb. 10th and set every
Tuesday. Will furnish box to hold
50 eggs to be sent by PP. Send 10c
1 box, 15c, 2 boxes, 20c, 3 boxes. Will
set what you send but do not expect
No. 1 chicks from pullets or old eggs.
E. R. Bailey, Harlem, Ga. Rt. 1.

No. 1 pure ored Reds, $14; No. 2,
pure bred Reds, B. R., and Wyandottes
$12; No. 3, Reds, pure bred. $10. Al)
del.. With 10 free chicks with each
100 chicks. Also custom hatching, 5c
an egg. Exp. chgs. paid on egg. Ship
anvwhere COD. E. N. Elder, Monti-
cello, Ga.

B. R., Reds, $10.50 a 100; White
Rocks, Buff Rocks, Buff Orp. White
Wyandottes. $11.50; S. L. Wyandottes
and White Orp., $12.50; Anconas, Wht.
and Brown L.. $10; 250 to 300 eg?
strain Certified W. L., $15; heavy
breeds mixed. $10. Postpaid. 100 per
cent live del. guar. Also custom hat-
ching in tray lots of 132 eggs. Have
space running now for any number
up to sev. M. $3.50 per tray. Chicks
del. postpaid. Sat. guar. E. R. Ad-
EOD Atlanta, Ga., 510 Piedmont

ve.

Booking orders for the famous hy-
brid chicks. T. W. L. and heavy breeds
Either sex. Also popular pure breds
$12 a 100. 20 per cent deposit. H. A.
Neal, Carnesville, Ga.

300 pure Tancred W. L. Free from

per cent live del. Mrs. Lindy Sutton
Summit, Ga. 2.

Day. old chicks. 12 1-2c to 20c each
dej. 150 miles; Custom hatching, 3 1-2
to 4c per egg. W. B. Warthen, Davis-
boro, Ga.

High grade chicks from thorough-
bred, heavy laying, culled stock. Bar-
red, Buff and White Rocks, Reds.
and W. L., $10.50 a 100; From blood
tested stock. $11.50; heavy mixed. $10
postpaid. 100 per cent live del. W. C.
Allen, Albany, Ga. Box 471.

Now booking orders for baby chicks
for Mar., April and May del. Direct
deccendants from Tancreds_ blood
tested stock. Nothing except Leghorns
10c each, $9 a 100. Better prices on
1M or more. Also can furnish any
amt. of 6 to 8 wks. olq pullets at 75c
each. Write for information. M. L.
Cerdle. Armuchee, Ga.

Eng. str. W. L. from a very high bred
flock, $11 a 100, del. B. F. Mauldin,
Lavonia, Ga.

Ancona chicks, pure Sheppard str.
$14 a 100. 5 per cent discount on all or-
ders for 500. Miss Emeline, Jones,
Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 3.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 100 pure bred Cornish game
day old chicks, not later than March
ist. Mrs. Viola Clement, Denton, Ga.
Rt. 1.

Want 200 J. B. Giant chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. Party to furnish
half of feed and pay postage 1 way.
Ref. furnished. Write before shipping.
Mrs. J. S. Weatherby, Hoschton, Ga.

Want 1 M. baby chicks to raise on
halves until 10 wks. old. W. L. prefer-
red. Mrs. J. C. Flythe, Hahira, Ga. Rt.
2

Want 150 chicks: 100 W. L. and 50 R.
I. Reds preferred (if not, some other
good kind) by the 15th of February.
Write for further information. Miss
Callie Stringfield, Butler, Ga.

Want about 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 8: wks. old. Any good heavy
breed accepted. Mrs. Milton Minshew,
Walden, Ga.

Want 100 chicks to raise on halves to
3 mos. old. Mrs. J. M. Sanders, Adrian,
Ga. Rt. 1.







Want 100 chicks, day old, every mo.

B. W. D. $12 a 100 or $30 for lot. 100

to raise on halves.
Alapaha, Ga. RFD 1.

Want to exch. Porto Rico Gov't pota-
to plants, at $1.50 per M. April and
May del. for 300 blood tested baby
chicks: 100 each, R. I. Reds, Buff Orp.,
and Barred Rocks, at $12 a 100. Mar.
Ist to 15th del. Ea. to pay chgs. on
what they send. Must be from blood
tested flocks. A. H. Yawn, Lenox, Ga.

Exch. 3 does and 1 buck and all rea-
dy for service, and 3 young, about 2
mos. old. All Reg. Chinchillas, for 100
baby chicks: R. I. Reds or B. R. Ea.
to paychgs. Write before sending. E.
W. Brogdon, Rincon, Ga. RFD 2.

Want to raise 100 chicks, W. L. pre-
ferred, but will take any large stock,
to 8 or 10 wks. old. Mrs. Frank Green,
Norman Park, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 150 baby chicks to raise on
halves 8 wks. old. Any large breed by
the first of March. Will pay post chgs.
Notify before shipping. Miss Eula
Hines, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 31.

Want 200 chicks to raise on halves
Reds preferred. Want between Ist and
15th of March. Mrs. W. J. Moran,
Barnett, Ga.

Want 100 chicks, either 8B. Giants,
Reds, Orp. or B. R. to raise on halves
to 8 wks. by Feb. 15th. Have hens to
give them to. Write before sending.
Must be del. Pitts, Ga. Mrs. Sarah
Warren, Pitts, Ga.

Edward Mathis,



Eggs For Sale



Booking orders for turkeys eggs, 66
12; incubator lots, $15 for 50. Fine, 2
yr. old hens, mash fed. Mrs. R. L. Ar-
nall, Senoia, Ga. Rt. 3.

Pure bred Parks str. B. R. eggs. Rat-
ing for 1981D-31. $1.50 per 15, $2.50
for 30; $5 a 100. All del. Sat. guar.
Mrs. J. S. Raulerson, Rockingham, Ga.
Rt. 3. Box 27.

Pure Thompson str. eggs, 95c per 15;
$3.50 for 50; $6 a 100. Carton to be
et. Mahoods prize stock and heavy
layers. Also 1 fine 2 yr. old cockerel,
$5. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bronwood,
Ga. Box 83.

Pure Thompson str. eggs, 95c per 15;
Mrs. W. J. Josey, Americus Ga.

S. C. R. I. Red eggs, $1.50 per 15;
$3.50 for 50; $6 a 100. Carton to be
ret. Mahoods
layers. Also 1 fine 2 yr. old cockerel,
$5. Miss Belle Timmerman, Brun-
wood, Ga. Box 83.

Donaldson Red eggs, 2nd _ direct

rize stock and heavy ,G

PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN

eggs, $1.25eper 15; $2.50 for 50; $4 a
100. Del cs. to be ret. Mrs. M. B.
Scroggs, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1 f

S L. Wyandotte eggs from pure bred
Sunflower str. $1.10 per 15 del. Mrs.
R. B. Williams, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 1,

S. C. R. I. Red eggs, Donaldson and
Tompkins str. $1.25 per setting post-
paid. J. C. Williams, LaFayette, Ga.
83 Dougherty St.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1 per 15.
Mrs. J. W. Fanning, Washington, Ga.

Leghorn eggs, Eng. or Tancred str.
$1.50 per 15, $5 a 100. Better price on
1M or more. M. L. Cardle, Armuchee,
Ga.

B. R. eggs, $1 per 15, Aristocrat str.
Money order and postage. A. J. Stan-
sell, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Everlay B. L. eggs, sired by cocks
direct from Tormahlen. $1 per 15 poste
paid and safely del. C. E. Smith, Bras-
elton, Ga. ;

Donaldson Red eggs, direct, $1.50 per
15, or $1:25 if called for. Exch. some for
good dried or eating apples. Mrs. R. W.
Webb, Warwick, Ga. Box 164.

Regal Dorcas W. Wyandotte eggs,
$1.50 per 15. E. L. Cochran, Lavonia,
Ga.

R. I. Red eggs, from trapnested stock
$1.50 per 15 parcel post. M. A. CG,
Byrne, Blythe, Ga.

Giant strain Light Brahma eggs,
$1.25 per 16. Mrs. Bob Sosby, Carnes-
ville, Ga.

Tompkxin strain Red eggs, $1.50 per
setting, or 2 set. for $2.50; larger lots,
A ea egg. J. A. Elliott, Lavonia, Ga,
Rt. 1;

Parks B. R. Cream Grade, Reg. Per-
mit No. 27-C-1931. Eggs, 12 doz. a wk.
$1.25 per 15, $5 a 100. Mrs. R. W. Bare
wick, Doerun, Ga.

Fancy Nugget str. Buff Rock eggs,
$1.25 per 15. Money order. Mrs. W. A.
Brantley, Tennille, Ga.

Thoroughbred R. I. Red eggs, $1.25
per 15, $2.25 for 30. Mrs. Jesse W.
Brown, Helena, Ga. Rt. 2...

Parks B. R. eggs, from stock direct,
$2.50 per 15; $4 for 30; $6.50 per 100;
$12 for 200. Reg. Permit 54-C-31. Mrs.
Mamie Roach Plyler, Manassas, Ga. Rt.

2.
Dark Cornish eggs, $1.35 for 16 pre-e
paid. Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton,

a.

Tompkins pure bred Red egys, $1 per

a pea Mrs. L. E. Gaylor, Lylerly,
a Rt. 3.



stock. $1 per 15; $1.75 for 30, del.
Cheaper on larger lots. Exch. some for
plants: 1 set. for 1 M plants, Bermuda
Onion and E. J. cabbage. Mrs. J. R.
Craig, Oakman, Ga.

Pure-Sheppard strain Ancona eggs,
$1 per 15; $4.50 per 100; $12.60 per 360
eggs. Miss Emeline Jones, Blackshear,
Ga. Rt. 3.

Pure bred Donaldson Red eggs, $1.25
per 15; $4 a 100. Exch. for pure bred
baby chicks or anything can use. Mrs.
Cc. L. Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.

Pure Owen str. Red eggs, $1 per 15
del. Crate to be ret. Exch. a few set.
for pure bred B. L. hens. Mrs. Ernest
Kesler, Nicholson, Ga.

Pure bred S. C. Buff L. eggs, $1.10
As del. B. L. Lynn, Waycross, Ga.

B. B. Giant Bronze turkey eggs, $12
doz. prepaid in Ga. L. J. Ellis, Cum-
ming, Ga. R. 5.

Pu~e Donaldson Red eggs, $1 per 15;
30 for $1.75; 50 eggs in 1 order, $2.50.
Al] postpaid. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer,
Brooks, Ga. :

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs Re-
duced prices for Feb. and March. 95c
per 15 insured del. Crate to be return-
= Fess A. L. Garrison, Ashland, Ga.

lots, Cordele. Mrs. J. B. Harris, Cor-
dele, Ga. Rt. B.

Donaldson Red eggs, $1 per 15 del.
Del. guar. B. R. Leggett, Broxton, Ga.

Pure bred R. I. Red eggs, $1 per 15.
Cash with order. Thomas M. Wofford,
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Pure bred Tancred W. L. eggs, $1 per
i sass Zelma Holley, Parrott, Ga.
Rt. 1.

R. I. Red eggs, $1 per 15. Cash with
all orders. Mrs. J. F. Rentz, Waycross,
Ga. Rt. 1.

High ped. B. R. eggs, Cates best con-
test winning blood. $1.50 per 15 del.
Mrs. N. C. Willoughby, Blackshear, Ga.

Reg. stock Parks strain B. R. eggs,
$1.50 per 15. Direct, from Cream Grade
stock. Reg. Per. D-2. Carton to be
ret.
Ga. Rt. 1.



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S. C. R. I. Red eggs, 5c each in 100'

Pure J. B. Giant eggs, $1.50 per 15,
also 1 J. B. Giant rooster, 2 yrs. old,
ao Mrs. J. D. McLane, Hartwell,

Bes
Thoroughbred R. C. 8. L. Wyandotte
eggs, $1.25 per 15, $2.25 for 30. Clare
ence Brown, Helena, Ga. RFD.

Eggs: Tancred W. L., Donaldson
Reds and Thompson B. R. $1 per 16
prepaid, $4 a 100 not prepaid. C. W.
Waughtel, Homeland, Ga. :

Pure bred B. R. eggs, $1 per 15. Crate
= re ret. Mrs. L. M. Aderhold, Lavon-
a, Ga.

S. C. W. L. eggs, M. Johnson str. $1
per 15; $4 a 100. Weldon Burns, Cal-
houn, Ga. Rt. 4.

Donaldson Red, direct, eggs, Star
pens, $3.50 per 15; $7 a 100; Exhibition
pens, $2 per 15; $5 a 100; Utility pens,
$1.50 per 15; $4 a 100; all pens mixed,
$5 a 100. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lincoln-
ton, Ga.

Eng. str. W. L. eggs, $1.25 per 15. B.
F. Mauldin, Lavonia, Ga. ;

Sheppard str. Ancona eggs, from
very fine flock mated with unrelated
roosters, $1 per set. del. Mrs. Jeptha
P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.

Buff Cochin bantam setting eggs,
$1.50. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga. 412
Peters Bldg.

Bantam eggs, 50c a setting, $1.50 for
50, or $2.75 for 100, not prepaid. Write.
H. M. Adams, Douglasville, Ga. 70 E.
Strickland St.

Donaldson Red eggs, $1 per 15. $2
for 36, del. Crates to be ret. Money
order. Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga.

Dbl. blood tested Tompkins str. Red
eggs, 75c for 15. James Hope, Com-
merce, Ga. ;

M. B. turkey eggs, Ellis str. $3 per 15.
Crates to be ret. A. L. Moss, Alto, Ga,

Thompson B. R. eggs, $1.25 per 15
prepaid or exch. for peas, butter beans
or onion plants. Mrs. W. L. Spear=-
man, Villa Rica, Ga. Rt. 2.



Mrs. John A. Watson, Graymont, E

Tompkins Red and Byers strain Buff
Orp. hatching eggs. Bred to lay, large,
healthy stock, wonderful layers. Each
strain 15 selected eggs, $2. Mrs. J. T.
Wilkins, Atlanta, Ga. 836 North Ave. N.

'B. R. eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs. BR. BE,

Owen and Tompkin str. direct, Red| Harvey, Ways, Ga. Rt L







o . Red. 2 for 1.
. ing, Ga.

Georgia Products For Sale

6; A grade stock, and Fischel str.

seed. $20.

- on own farm.
~ shear, Ga.

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PAGE. TWENTY-EIGHT
Eggs For Sale

Barron Eng. W. L. eggs, 217-298 A
White
- Rock eggs, 200 to 289 stock, Both var.

$1.25 per 15 postpaid. Fred E. Grubbs,

_ Demorest, Ga. Rt, 1.
A ae

; Eggs Wanted

sy r



ee Want to exch. pure bred chicken. oggs

for turkey eggs: Bronze or Bourbon
Mrs. J. H. Ellis, Huch-





BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
100 lbs. colored bunch butter bean
T. W. McAllister, Buena
_ Vista, Ga.

-'Genuine Otootans, new crop,
cleaned and in new, even wt. bags,
$3.50 bu. FOB. G. A, Ware, Mar-
shallville, Ga. :

Early Crowder peas, also White
Spanish and imp. Spanish peanuts.
Send samples and quote prices. Grown
J. A. Ratliff, Black.

re-

Cream sugar crowders, 15cc lb. Cash
with order. Mrs. L. O. Stewart, Jas-
per, Ga. e

100 bu. genuine, recleaned. slightlv

iS stained Otootans, in strong even wt.

bags, $3.50 bu. 1 to 25 bu; 25 bu. up.
$3.25 bu. G. G. Patrick, Locust Grove,
- Early Req Valentine beans for sale
or exch for cabbage plants. Cup of
beans for 100 plants. Mrs. Ruby Shore.
Fairburn, Gas Rt. 4. ,

Cream crowders, in good cond. 10
Jb. $5 bu. Same var. slightly stained by

rain 8c Ib. $4.90 bu. Peas not del. W.

C. Petty, Varnells, Ga. Rt. 2.)
Yellow crowders. 4c lb. Also Good
cane seed 3c lb. and pure, big Whip
peas, 4c lb. All at home prices. Mrs.
A. J. Stansel. Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

- Cream sugar crowders, 15c Ib. mix-
ed field peas, $2 bu. Clean and sound.
Clement Smith, Austell, Ga. Rt. 1. |
-. Hastings large yellow crowder peas.
Unmixed, sound and hand cleaned. 5
Ibs. 75c del. 50 Ibs. 11 1-2c Ib. FOS.
White, brown eyed tabe peas. 10 lbs.
$1; Lady peas 6 lbs. 90c postpaid. E.
A. Haves, Buford Ga.
10 lbs. striped Half Runner garden
bean... All in 1 lot. $1.50; in 2 lbs. or

- Jess, 20c Ib. Exch. for 1930 dried peach-

es, sound and free from worms, 1 Ib.
for 1 lb. Mrs. M. S. Nichols, Rebecca,
Ga., Rt. 2.

__ Large Brown Crowder peas, 15c_lb.

Mrs. W. D. Watson. Loganville, Ga.
2 bu. 90-day velvet beans. good and
sound $1.50 bu. or exch for Soy beans.
Mrs. J. W. McGowan, Graymont, Ga.
60 lbs. white Calif. black-eyed peas,
10c lb. $5 for lot; 60 Ibs. little white
Rice peas, 15c lb.-$9 for lot; and 12
Ibs. Golden Seal (yellow root). washed.
dried, 25c lb. Al L. Silver, Talking
Rock. Ga Rt. 2, Box 64. =
90 or 100 bu. mixed Clay and Red
peas, $2 bu: also a few bu. speckled
and Brab peas, not mixed. $2.25 bu.
Roy Bassett Juniper. Ga. Rt. 2.
Cream and speckled sugar crowd-
ers for seed only, 5 lbs. $1; 100 lbs. or
more, $12 a 100; Lady peas, same
price; Field peas, Rippr. Whips, New
Eras, Iron Clad, etc.. $2.25 bu. ea. var.

Also cane seed. $1.50 bu. in 5 bu. lots

or $2 bu. in single bu. lots. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch. Ga. Rt. 1.
8 bu. spotted bunch Unknown peas.
100-per cent pure. $2.50 bu. or $18 for

lot. J. M. Elrod, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4:

- 4Conch peas. 3 Ibs. 50c postpaid. Earl
. Redwine, Madras, Ga. i
-* Vine velvet beans, sound for p'ant-
ing, $250 bu. FOB. A. L. Heape, Nash-
ville. Ga. RFD 2. Box 60.
Brabham wilt proof cow peas, $1.15
eck. postpaid. 3 bu: nice bright seed
tock. practica'ly pure, $10. R. P.
-Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga. ;
_ Extra early Red hull speckled peas.
$3 bu; a few lbs. Hastings Florida

Favorite (the best early watermelon)-

seed, 75c lb, also hot pepper seed, 10c
bls. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley, Ga.
15 bu. each, Mixed peas and Red
as. Pure. and 10 bu. pure Hastings
eed corn. Make best price. J. W. Fan-
ning, Washington. Ga, |
90 Ibs. Hastings brown sugar crow-
ders, sound and clean, 12 1-2c lb. del.
in Ga. Mrs. Captain Walker, Dah-

Hastings Brown Sugar
Oc lb. Exch. for good, new black wal-
nuts or peanuts; also Blue Whip peas,
5c lb. J. N. Carson, Hampton, Ga. Rt.

Crowders,



Hastings speckled Florida bunch
butter beans, 25c Ib. Cash with or-
nah Mrs. Jno. Faircloth, Metter, Ga.

50 bu. Otootans, 1930 crop. Reclean-

FOB. D. R. Nall, Luthersville, Ga.

Biloxi beans, $3 bu. 10 bu. $25 FOB
Milledgeville. H. B. Peeler, Dever-
eux, Ga.

15 Ibs. Speckled bunch butter beans.
a lb. del. W. M. Thornton, Jesup,

a. ;

Black crowder peas, $4 bu. O. H.
Scott. Jesup Ga. Rt. 2. :

A few Crowders known as the Ped-
dlers peas about 10 days or 2 wks.
earlier than other peas, 12 1-2 Ib.
Whippoorwill crowders, 10c lb. Exch.
either for, cabbage or Bermuda on-
ion pants at market price. Also a
few Half Runner snap bean seed. 20
tea cUp full. Or exch. H. C. Cruce,
Lawrenceville. Ga. Rt. 3.

1930 crop Whipp peas, $2 bu.. FOB.
Cash or money order. J. E. Sims, El-
labelle, Ga. Rt. 1.

Sound Iron Clad peas or Unknown
peas, frt. paid to your Depot. $2.20 bu.
Tillmans 2 crop peas, $2.25 bu. Sound
Otootans. $3.60: sound Osceola, large
velvet seed. $1.80; All del. also some
Lespedeza seed and some Brabham
peas. Send check. H. N. Ramsey,
Springfield Ga. - :
About 7 Ibs. Bunch Eng. peas. 35c Ib.
or $2.25 for entire lot. Money order
or cashiers check. Mrs. L. A. Mad-
dox, Jr., Dublin, Ga. RFD 6.

BUTTER FOR SALE
- 10 to 12 Ibs. fresh butter ea. week.
45c Ib. del. 3rd. zone. Cows T. B. test-
ed. Mrs. Bob Sosby, Carnesville, Ga.

4 Ibs. fresh Jersey butter. ea. week.
30c lb. Shipped in 1-2 lb. molds. Cash
with order. Thos. M. Wofford, Gaines-
vile Ga. Rt. 3.

Firm J. butter. 30c lb. Add postage
on orders for less than 2 lbs. Mrs. Eula
Hawkins, A'pharetta. Ga., Rt. 4.

2 or 3 lbs. fresh, nice butter per
week, in Ib. molds, 30c Ib. prepaid.
Mrs. R. L. Henson, Mize, Ga.

Nice fresh butter and butter milk
del. Dailv anywhere in Atlanta. D. W.
Jarrett, Ellenwood, Ga. Box 23.

4 lbs. fresh J. butter per week, in
1-2 Ib: molds. shipped in cartons 35c
postpaid. Money order preferred. Mrs.
J. W. Miller, Bowdon. Ga.-

4 lbs. fresh country butter a week.
30c lb.. In 1-2 lb. molds. Mrs. M. E.
Shealy, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3.

Nice J. butter in 1-2 lb. molds, -30c
Ib. Shipped sub. to approval. Add
postage.
Ga. Rt. 6.
- Butter, 35 Ib. del. Walter Bunch.
Ta'king Rock, Ga.

3 lbs. nice J. butter per week, 35c
Ib. postpaid. Cash with order. Mrs.
L. O. Stewart, Jasper, Ga. j

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

Hastings Prolific, field selected. $2.-
50 bu. or 2 bu. $450 FOB. Comer
Meeks, A!to, Ga.

Everetts Champion rolific, field
celected, 75c per peck. Write for larg-
er lot prices. .E. C. Heaton, Hartwell.
Ga. Rt. 3.

Hastings seed corn, very prolific, $1
peck. Sidney Aderhold. Lavonia. Ga.

Woods imp. prolific. Our own se-
ection. $2.50 bu. Jas. 3B. Woods,
Brooks, Ga. e

Queens Golden pop corn, 8c lb.
shelled, 10c lb. del. in 10 lb. or over
lots. H. R. Staight, Demorest, Ga.

Mexican Blue June corn. Prolific,
cound and pure. $1 peck, $3.50 bu. del.
Exch. for velvet beans or peanuts. J.
P. Adams, Juniper. Ga. a

4 qts. Big Headed chicken corn. 35c
at. No stamps. Mrs. W. G. Wilford,
Uvalda. Ga: Rt. 2.

Best quality white corn, either pro-
lific or single ear. 70 lbs. in ear; wil!
shell, 60 lbs. Write for prices. Geo. L.
Green, Jacper, Ga., Rt. 3.

Heavy slipped shuck corn, 80c bu.
FOB; shelled, $1 bu. FOB; 75c bu. at
crib. 500 bu. for sale. J. J. Curry.
Stockton, Ga.

Piedmont 2 ear seed: corn, raised
from. Orig. seed, Ist yr. $2.50 bu. col-
lect. $1 peck. postpaid. Rhett Stein-
heimer. Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1.

Slipped shuck corn, 90c at barn, $1
bu. FOB. Jesup or Odum. O. H. Scott,
Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2. , /

Cuban flint, ye'low seed corn, pure
weevil proof, $2 bu. FOB. P. J. Wat-
son, Nunez, Ga.

Imp. Truckers Favorite. Grew this
corn in 45 days. 10c Ib. $1 peck. Add
portage. : J. O. Owens, Hawkinsville,

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$2

ed. Soung and in good sacks, $4 bu. | 2

Mrs. H. B. Gray, Bowdon. |.

8 bu. Whatley prolific, carefully se- |
Hlected, nubbed. .and hand shelled,

MARKET BULLETIN

bu. FOB. Cash with order. a! G.

North, Sharpsburg, Ga.

Whatley prolific, $1 peck, $3. bu.
Exch. for Runner peanuts, or pecan
trees, W. H. Bonner, Hahira, Ga. Rt.

200 bu. slipped shuck corn, $1
bu. at Sarak Wy conner, Abbeville.
Ga. Rt. 1.

Whatleys prolific, hand shelled, $2
oe FOB. G. G. Patrick, Locust Grove,

a.

300 bu. shelled corn, in 140 lb. bags
for sale. J. F. Lowe, Jr., Ft. Valley,
Ga. Box 155. :

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Arkansas Rowden 40.. Big Boll. ist
yr. Ginneq pure and culled. No, Ga.
grown. $1.50 bu. $4 per 100 lbs. FOB.
H. A. Neal, Carnesville, Ga. .
Cooks wilt resi'tant, $1 bu. 10 bu.
$8.50; 50 bu. $3750 FOB. Cash with
order. Chas. Walker. Ty Ty. Ga.
Pure Addison. Guar. good. 75c bu.
FOB. J. P. Adams, Juniper, Ga. ~
100 bu. Ped. Cleveland 1st yr. $1 bu.
unsacked at my home, or $1.20 bu.
FOB -in 10 bu. lots or more. Cash or
money order. Mrs. W. H. Stone, Box
Springs, Ga. Rt. 2. :
Covington wilt resistant, $2.50 per
100 Ibs. or exch. for anything can use.
Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga. _ . .
Half and Half, $3.50 per 100 Ibs. 3
tons only for sale. D. P. Yearwood,
Homer. Ga.. Rt. 1.
Ruckers. 1st yr. 75c bu. FOB. P. M
Holcombe, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2.
Guar. pure, 46 ner cent lint Ha'f and
nor $1 bu del. A. J. Carter, Scott, Ga.



1st yr. $1 bu. FOB. Y. M. Patterson,
Homer, Ga. Rt. 2.

20 bu. Addison early big boll, 75 bu.
FOB. L. W Seago. Pinehurst, Ga.

45 bu. Cooks wilt resistant. $2.25 per
100 Ibs. FOB. Money order with or-
der. S. W. Wilson. Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1
Pure Wannamakers Ist yr. $1 bu.
also pure Half and Half, 90c bu. Al
recleaned and FOB. R. T. Brantley.
Harrison, Ga. :

Piedmont Ped. Cleveland big boll

$1 bu. Cash with order. Exch. for corn

Bu. for bu. Rec'eaned:. W. E. Stew-
art. Buckhead. Ga. . :
Pure Lee Wilson, Ist yr. sound and
unmixed. Recleaned anq i- new bags,
2.50 per 109 lbs. G. A. Ware, Mar-
shallvi'le. Ga. ?

45 per cent bolls to the lb. 38 to 40
per cent lint. $1 bu. J. M. Elrod, Hart-
-wel, Ga., Rt. 4.

Piedmont Ped. Cleveland big boll.
1st yr. 75c bu. C. L. Ewing, Lawrence-
ville, Ga. RFD 3.

1500 bu. Wannamakers' Cleveland
big boll 1st yr. Sacked in 100 lb. bags,
$1.10 bu. also 1200 bu. 2nd yr. 90c bu.
Samples on request. L. P. Branden-
berry, Senoia, Ga.

Best cotton seed at the lowest prices
in 23 yrs. of high class stock: Imp.
Ruckers, Wannamaker C eveland. and
Piedmont Cleveland. Jas. B. Woods.
Brooks. Ga.*

Piedmont Ped. pure and sound and
so guar. 2nd yr. 90c bu. in 5 bu. lots or
more; also College No. 1, same price.
K. D, Sanders, Eatonton, Ga. Rt. 2.

5 tons pure Wilson, $1.50 bu. FOB
shipping point. Cash with order. T.
B. Ragan, Hawkinsville, Ga.

200 bu. recleaned Ruckers. ist yr.,
or bu. F. K. Duncan, Douglasville.
a. :
Cokers, culled. in bu. bags. $1.50 bu.

Mrs. L. M. Aderho'd, Lavonia, Ga.

Wannamakers, picked before rain,

7204,

40 bu. pure Cokers Cleveland, No. 5]

40 bu. imp. Russell big boll. 43 to.
J. Bush, Barnesville, Ga.



Thursday, February 5, 1931,
good ang clean, $3.50 per 100 FOB,
Wilbur Hunter, Jr., Oliver, Ga.

Pure Ruckers, 75c bu. Pure
and Half, $3 per 100. Exch. for s

up, corn, hay, beans or peas. Seedi

Herington, Calhoun, Ga.

4000 Ibs. Covington wilt _resista
Cleveland big boll. ist yr. $1.50 bi
FOB. Geo. D. Jennings, Dawson, G

Addisons extra early. prolific,
boll, light foliage, lints 45 per cent, 1
in. staple, $1.50 bu. J. W. Brown, He-
lena. Ga. ae

300 bu. D. & P. L.. No. 4, $1 bu. FO:
F. G. Champion, Chipley, Ga.

Genuine imp. Toole wilt resistan
1930 crop. $1 bu. or. exch. for
hens. 1 bu. seed for 1 hen any bree
oe FOB. I. N. Campbell, Surrenc

a. :
Cokers No. 75c bu. also a fe
lbs. brown sugar crowder peas, 10c _
horse radish roots, 25c lb. C. V.
son Maysville. Ga.

Imp. Red Leaf cotton seed, f
Texas last yr. $2 bu. Exch. for pea
male P. C. shoat, or male ~ yearlin
Guernsey or. Jersey, or 1 mixed wit
Holstein. M. B. Cox, Lithia Springs
Ga. Rt. 1.) oe

Good, sound, pure Wilson, $1 per bu
or exch. for pure bred Jersey heifer,
6 or 7 mos. old. Geo. F. Murkerso
Chester, Ga. Rt. 1. Se

Cooks re-improved Ist yr. $1 bu
L. Dixon, Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 1, Box

Genuine, graded and = reclea
Wannamaker Cleveland Big Boll,
bu. N. J. White. Hartwe!l. Ga. Rt.

17 bu: Petty Toole 2nd yr. pante
$1 bu. A. T. Danner, Glennville.

Half and Half cotton seed for sa
or exch Write. S. P. Davis, Dalla
Ga. Rt. 1. Se

About 75 bu. Langford, as pure as
any in the country, $1 bu. G, \
Brown, Royston Ga... Rt. 2. es

Mathis imp. Toole wilt resistant, 1
vr. $1 bu. FOB Byron, in 10 bu. :
more lots, or $125 bu. in sma'ler qua
tities. J. C. Griffin, Bvron. Ga.

Petty Toole wi't resistant. 1st- yea:
*2.50 ner 10) lb. bag or $1 bu. by sng.
bu. Also Sikes imp. Ped. at same price
J. M. Jones, Omega, Ga. Rt. 1.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Nice cured corn meal fed ham. 2
Ib. FOB. Wt. about 25 or 30 Ibs. Mr
H. B. Gray Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 6.
3 of 1930 finest country cured ham
from 18 to 22 lbs. 35 Ib. Mrs. Milt
GRAIN FOR SALE 2
Hastings 100 bu. and Fulghum oats,
from. seed direct and carefully re-
cleaned, 85c bu. Texas Rust Proof, 75c.
R. W. Stembridge, Miledgeville Ga.
Fodder for sale, $2.50 per 100, or
exch. for nice, young heifer to come in
soon, or for sme good pigs or shoats
or will exch. for good Ga. cane syrup.
H. H. Smith. Hull. Ga. Rt. 3.
High test Fulghum seed oats, 75c bu
in 5 bu. sacks. FOS. Cash- with or-
der. W. B. Love, Jr., Augusta, Ga., 20
8th St. af =
Baled oats and cotton seed: baled
oats bright, $22.50 per ton, car lots,
and Petty Toole cotton seed, 80c_ bu
in lots of not less than 1 ton, FOB
cars Cordele. These seed 1)
picked and have no rain on them.
W. Cannon, Cordele, Ga. : g
Sagrain the new grain, hay. and
forage crop. 2 crops from 1 plantin
in spring. Resistant to wet, or dry wea:
ther or land. 5 Ibs. postpaid, $1; $2 pe
= bu, FOB. H. A. Neal, Carnesville
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out the right man.

2-3-31.

After the Light Has Been Turned On the Co-ops, :
. What Is the Remedy? ee

(Continued from page.one)

It is the wrong thing to always tear down something and not sug- |}
gest a remedy. I have given you the remedy. It is with the stockhold- |
ers to purify their own organization. a

Co-operative marketing cannot be a good thing unless you have ef-_
ficient and straizht men at the head of it. Lets get busy and put in 4
bunch of men in Georgia who will really stand for the farmers.
no man to suggest. I will support no man. It is the farmers job to.pick
I dont want any connection with the Co-ops what-
ever, either with the present organization or with any future organiza-
tion. I want to remain a free lance, and if they dont conduct the af- |
fairs straight, I want to be left free to tell on them.

If another organization is perfected that does carry out Co-operative
marketing in a straight and efficient manner, I will be the first man 11 ~
Georgia to take off my hat to them, and say =

I have |

Hurrah! ee
EUGENE TALMADGE.