AGRICULTU RE. COMMISSIONER'S PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR. STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932. Eason Crowe, Carterville. Poultry For Sale Four full Cornish Indian roost- ers, $1.25 ea. for January hatch; $1 ea, February hatch; eggs, 5c ea, Money order. Mrs. EK. P. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1. * BANTAMS Ye Fleur Bantams; can ship and baby chicks from my s. HMegs, $3 per 15; chieks, ~ Have won all awards at Po poultry shows. W. 8S. , Pendergrass. ED AND OTHER ROCKS : pure bred: B. R. roosters, 1932 hatch, 60c - each, 1% bu. German peas, 5c Ib. and postage. a Reeves, Logansville, very fine pure Thompson : 14 mos. old cock, $1.59 hatching eggs, 65c per 15, through June. Mrs. Ro L. Cahon, Rt. 2. : t 70 Partridge Rocks, D ea., 20c Ib., or roosters, 50c;i0 ae been well cared for. Mrs. Womack, Tifton, Rt. 6. hundred AAA B. R. bout 50 per cent; direct th as baby chicks. Write ttractive prices.on whole or _ Simon Peterson, Doug wt. hens, ~ pure. bred Thompson et B. RB... March 1931 hatch er; 291.50, FOB. Mrs. N. R ee 3 White Pekin. ducks, $4; quail, $2.50 pair, del. - . . Hopkins, LaGrange, CORNISH Fou Dark Cornish hens, now and i rooster, $5 for lot. y order. Mrs. J. A. Patter- umner, Rt. 2; Box 96. @ Scotts str. Dark Cornish , 2 each: purchased last yr. $5: each. Jo Humes, - O: Box 406 Hees, extra, doz GAMES - Pure trio; pound size; sat. guar. Vaughn, Royston, Rt. 1. Partridge size games, pure H, D's and Allen Roundheads; country raised, $1 each. Wayne Hannah, Chatsworth, Rt..2. Pit games, Royal Chanticlears, dead game, partridge size, $1, G. W_ Price, Atlanta, 1678 Emory Rd. Arknasas Traveller and Ginn Red hens, $1 each: Wm. Dan Cleve- land, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Quail size chickens in Walker Mugwumps, Arkansas Travellers, Ginn Reds, and Dan Gordons, 75c each. Max Cleveland, Hartwell, Rt. 2. One spangied pit game cock, 1% yrs. old; dead game, $2 FOB; also baled oats, $10 per ton, FOB my farm. J, P. Bobo, Brooklet. Two mice pit game stags, 1 full Black Cuban, 1 Hennie cross stag, $2 ea. Carl Griffin, Gainesville, 85 Oak St. LEGHORNS Pure. bred 9. wks, old Everley Light B. L. cockerels, parent stock direct from Everlay Farms, 60 each; 2 for: $13: 4-for $1452- will exe. TIarnest P, Etheridge, Auburn. Fifty pure bred Buff Leghorn pullets, 9 wks. old, 40c each; $17.50 for the 50. J. PP. Brown, Means- ville. Fifty Leghorn $ wks. old pullets, 30 ea:, FOB. No chks. Gooper, Carrollton, Rt, 2. Booths AAA and Roselawn Leg- horns, 8-10 wks, old cockerels, $1 ea. FOB. Very selected individuals. W. A. Tanner, Broxton. Forty W. l. hens, 1-2 yrs. old, Eng. str. Now laying, good stock and come get them at 50c ea, Mrs. Wilson, College Park, 608 EH. Cam- eae Ave. ae Tot a S. A. Ginn Grays, $3 per} Ww. c. Poultry For Sale Two hundred large Tancred S. C. W. Leghorn 18 wks, old pullets,; ready to lay; from 200 egg and bet- ter hens and 300 egg sires, $1.50} each, FOB, C. H. BE. White, Barnes- ville, Yr, old) Leghorn nets, 45 @a.; 10 wks. old: pullets, 40c ea. N. T. Polk, Athens, RFD A, Barnett Shoals. : MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS Twenty nice, fat, healthy mixed. breed hens, 55c ea., FOB my exp. office. Party to pay exp. chgs. or sell at my home, 50c ea. Mra. H. I. Martin, Byromville, Rt. 1. ORPINGTONS Thirty Buff Orp. pullets and cockerels, 8 wks. old, 50c each; 10 AAA White Rock pullets and cock- erels, 75c-each; all bloodtested; n9 chks. Mrs. Neta House, Hiram, Rie Six thoroughbred 5 mos. old Buff Orp. pullets, soon ready. to lay, and cockerel, $8.50; 9 wks. old pullets, 75c; cockerels, 60c ea. All choice stock. T. E. Green, Blue Ridge. PHEASANTS FOR SALE Pheasants: Eggs at $2.50 per 15 and set. of Bantam eggs fre2; also Golden.Sebright Bantams for sale or exc. for Cochin Bantams. David Jennings, Jr., Americus. | Pair fine Ringnecks, last yrs. hatch, $7.50; eggs for hatching, $2.50 for 15.. Add i5c for postage and insurance. Mrs, Annie Tan- ner, Wrens, Ringneck Pheasants: Eggs, now 12%e ea.; Golden Mongolian and Melanistic Mutant eggs, now 25c ea. Also grown Sebright .Ban- tams. David Jennings, Jr., Amer- icus. PIGEONS Five pair White Kings for sate or exc. for fryers or fat hens. W. A. Walker, Hapeville, P. O. Box 64. MARKET REPORT GF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Prevailing Wholesale Prices, May 23,1982. Always Subject to Variation. Macon. 15 Atlanta, Augusta. $ 13 Savannah, Columbus. $ .13 Poultry For Sale Fifteen prs. mated, banded an working White Kings. Extra large birds; $15. Money. order. Gomail- you Sirman, Valdosta, Box 522. White Kings, mated, banded and working; heavy squabbers. Burre!l Richards, Fitzgerald. Thirty Carneaux, Palmetto stock, all good birds. First $15 gets them, G. T. Crozier, Valdosta. Fifty young White King pigeons, 25e ea. Louis Friedlander, trie, Three pairs Silver ings, $1.50 pair; 2 pairs Red Cerneaux, $1.25 pair; 2. pair Racing Homers, Tae pair; all mated, banded and work- ing. Fred S. Taylor, Vidalia. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE Three large Pekin ducks and drake for $1.25 each, or $4.50 for lot: will exc. for some good value James Baldwin, Dawson, Black: and White Muscovy ducklings, day old, 15c; 4 wks. old, 25c-ea.; eggs, Tic per 15. Want Guinea eggs. Exc. pure R. I, Red eges. Mrs. M. Ll. Peterson, Vi- dalia. Any one interested in obtaining a stock of genuine Greed Head wild Mallard ducks for decoy pur- poses, write me. Mrs. Mary E Gordon, Rt. 3! buttereups, : snapdragons, 5 30c daffodils, ' 25e -doz.; doz.; ic; Snapdragon seed, 10c al. Mrs. EB. W.' Wilkins, Ma- mt, 3. eolors large fancy mums, | all colors phiox, petunias, "clocks, 8c doz.; 30c orders id. Mrs. M. M. Kelley, Litho ities, blue, 2 for 5c; lark- | for le; pink verbena, 3%c add postage. Nell Simpkins, fon, Rt. 1. der, bronze, red reverse, mums, verbena, snapdragon x0ted, 10c doz.; 6 cape jas- ted, 8 to 10 inches high, no stamps. Ros ed iris, sell, cheap in 100 write or come. Mrs, S. W. Auburn, Bed iyhocks, 25e doz.; dusty mil- rbena, cosmos, 20c doz.; white peony, 80c each; wild pink, white hydrangea, 26c dwarf blue iris, $1 100. Flor- mey, Ranger, Rt. 1. monthly running. rose dogwood, spirea, 3 yrs., 28c; chrysanthemums, 10 50c orders del. Mrs. Sam Austell, Rt. 2. issi, jonquils, daffodils, $1. 10 mixed iris, $2.60 C; named, $1.10 doz.: verbena, 45c C; want baby grass. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cai-: gs mixed colors on plants, 35c doz.; Queen S lace plants, 25c doz: fra- _philadelphus, deutzia, 2 yr. ts. 50c each; hydrangeas, . Mrs, Z. M. Story, Thom. snap- 3; Roseway, Fuerstin Lonyay, ion, Troost, Mamie, Mme Lohengrin, Cora, Cluny, Caprice, all labeled, $1; r ii for $2; another 10, $3 Hal Riviere, Griffin. . hardy hibiscus, fairy, $1 doz.; American ater lilies, 50c each; giant ambaryllis, $2.50 doz.; n totus water lilies, $1 ea., D. Gray, Griffin, narcissi, jonquils, daffodils, exchange for ferns, other nts, zennias, chrysanthe- irs. Charles Smoak, Grif- mums, $1 doz., $5 100. Mrs. Hipp. Hogansville, RFD. kerria, spirea, bridal 1, crepe myrtles, golden bells, ing quince, boxwood, 50c postage. Mrs. W. E. Pear- Hog Sansville, Rt. 1. ers giant maximum -snap- plants, grow 5 ft. tall, 20c 1.5) C; add postage. Mrs. Davis, Hogansville. , sword, baby breath ferns, Bernard lilies, 2 for 25c; calla lihes, 20c; white daisy Ade doz.; _ Mattie Jackson, Ivey. bronze, pink, small cream, mums, 2 doz. 25c;. yellow, hite iris, 25c doz.; sweet ed carnations, 2 for 25c; lers postpaid. Mrs. F. Hap- Lewiston. canna cuttings, red, pink geranium cuttings, 5c ea.; ge. Mrs. M. D. Kelley. eyv's tears, 15c each; exe. for coieus; pink sultana, red xalis, justicia, geranium soc each, Mrs. E. C. Moss, ers, double yellow, pin, yariegated leaf, single red, buff, flesh, Grand Duke, smines, abelia, crimson; 4 for $1.15; do marcissi, 75e C;. August 2 Die hyacinths, 30 ooming narcissi, 75e C: double orange phoenich, blue Spanish iris, other Mrs. Riley Ross, Ring- mari. ; begonia, fern cut-} Miss Inez. {Porto Rican potato - plants, Siberean, 25 for: canna lilies, red, - | Marigolds, tts fo "00. Mrs. J. P. Owens, |: Roopyille. Purple iris, 2% ae s 50e: white wax spider lilies; 8-for 50c;.. on- quils, day lilies, 3 doz 50c; Star of Bethlehem, 4 doz. 50c; blue, white violets, ibe doz; $1. orders post- paid, Mrs. E. A.. Wells, Chats- worth. Salmon colered gladioli sell or exchange for dried fruit, 1% doz., postpaid, full count. Whiddon, Tifton, Rt. 3. Salmon sultana, red cactus, | monkey tail cactus cuttings, white, pink, oxalis, rooted, 5c; shasta daisies, blanket flowers, lady-of- the-lake, fire plants, flags, violets, 10c doz. FOB. Mrs. Ralph Wil- liams, Cumming. : Angel wing, maple begonias, 20 ea.; conch 3 colors, all colors gera- niums double, curiosity plants, plumbago, day lilies, 10c; with order. Daisy Todd, Hartsfield, BE 2: Purple iris; jonquils, $1.25. ; FOB; exec. 160 of either for 1,000 each pay postage on what they send. Mrs. Isabel Hardin, Cartersville, {Rt. 4. Single, double orange lilies, nar- cissi, mixed _cannas, daffodils, mixed iris, 35c doz, Exc. for bego- nias, geranium cuttings, white sacks, setting eges. Pauline Kown, White. Double, single daffodils, red, yel- low cannas, purple flags, 40c daz. Exe. for peanuts, Orpington eggs, or value. Nan Kown, White. Year old asparagus, sprengeria ferns, 10c each; large type snag- dragons, straw flowers, zinnias, corn flowers, marigolds, 10e doz.,: plus postage. Inez Garner, Canon, Rts: Purple achemenese bulbs, doz. Elia Jackson, Ashburn. Snapdragon plants, 20c doz; mixed colors; add postage. Mrs. W. H. Nelson, Powder Springs. Salmon, pink, red geranium cut- tings, 5c; rooted, 20e; pink bego- nia, reoted, 15e; baby breath, lace fern, 15c; maiden hair fern, white, pink oxahis, 10c. Denton; Wrens. 15 Turner chrysanthemums, yellow, white, lavender, bronze, 10c ea., 75c doz.; add postage; other varie- ties, colors, 5c each. Miss Fannie Tuck, Loganville. Pink thrift, 50c C plants; petu- nias, different colors, 50 plants 25c; white striped hollyhock, red October lilies, 25c doz. Mrs, Lee Moseley, Reynolds, Rt. 1, Box 82. Porothy Perkins rose vines, 10c each, $1 20; wisteria, 2 for 25c; white honeysuckle, 25 for $1; all rooted. Clifford Taylor, Naylor, Rt. 1, Box 29. Double petunias, double red car- nations, 15e; purple hyacinths, 2 doz. 50c; lace fern, 25c; stone plant, 10c. Exc. for fuschia, red be- gonias, sultanas. MeHie Merritt, Cairo, Rt. 2. Garden pinks, 35c ; canna roots, 25e C; umbrella palms, water rooted, 3 for 25c; purple fus- chias, 15c each; 30 cuttings, 50c; add postage. Harold Pass, Point Peter. Fine touch-met-not seed, 10 oz.; send stamps. Miss Bertha Tucker, Crawfordville, Rt. 2, Prize winning chrysanthemums, 20 varieties, labeled, cultural in- structions furnished, satisfaction guaranteed, 18 plants, $1.10; exe. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner. Tuberose, white, yellow narcissi, all colors fine snapdragon plants, 20 doz; all colors cannas, dahlias, 50c doz. Mrs. E. L. Smith, Wadley, Jonquils, 10 doz; large cream narcissi bulbs, 2 .z. Mrs. Riley Dykes, Cochrar Mixed colors ___unia, periwinkle plants, 30c C; large purple clust- ered mums, 15 plants 25; yellow, red spotted cannas, 25c doz., post- paid. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1, Box 101. Several colors petunia, helichry- sum, vinea, verbena plants, 10c doz.; flags, wax begonia, 15c doz.: tree cactus, 10 each; give sultana with 30c order, Miss Floy Mobley, Glennville. Pink oxalis, salmon sultanas, red geranium, sprengeria ferns, Christ- mas cactus all rooted, 8c ea.; some flowers free with 25c order. Mrs. LL. E. Mobley, Glenville, Rt. 1. Giant double zinnias, French prince feathers, fire plants, bachelor buttons, 10c doz.: phlox, salvias, 20c doz.; red ver- bena, 10 cutting; cash with order, < s. |Rosa Belle Brown, Stone Mountain ! Box ; bulbs, ; Ostin | cissi, cash Miss Katrine: filled Jess vane 50e; camellia _japonicas, a carnations, snapdragons. Miss Thena- Beinct oe Sandersville. Early blooming hits, selow cluster -narcissi, 25 doz.:; . April blooming narcissi, 60c GC; addpost-: age: Mrs. J. W. Bawards, Middle- ten; Rt d Large quantities snow queen iris, | orange day lilies, paper white nar- -campernelle jonquils; write for prices. Mrs, J. W. Walters, Albany. Petunias, cor- zinnias, lupine, reopsis, English daisies, 15c doz.; | Wandering Jew, 5c each; sultanas, 10c each; perennial sweet peas3, add postage, Mrs. Belle 29C"GOZ.; Godard, Goggins, Rt. 2. xtra large named water lilies, double, 2 for $1; press collect; exhange for guar- anteed, true to name large varie-. ties daffodils. Mrs. H. H. Ezzar4d, Dalton. White, purple iris, large white chrysanthemums, 20e doz.; roses, 20c for 6; April narcissi, 15c. doz.; lilac, 40c doz. Mrs. W. C. Mes- | ser, Waleska. Baby breath, erest, fluffy ruffles, sultanas, silver leaf geraniums, rex begonias, double white fuschia, 2 for 25c; double petunias, 4 for 25c. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam. Petunias, dwarf marigolds, 10c doz.; double zinnias, 15 doz.; Vir- ginia creeper, geranium cuttings, 5e each; orange lantana rooted, lavender verbena, large bunch, 10; exchange. Mrs. I. E. Gibson, Way- nesville, Box 183. Blue wisteria, 2 yrs. old, 25c:. blue iris, day lilies, narcissi, daf- fcdils, trilllums, 75c 100. Yonge Walker, Clarkesville, Rt. 5. Giant snapdaragon plants, 10c eu.; Te postage. Mrs. _ L. Edge, Doe- run? Rt 5: Blue lupine, wild cigs vio- lets, pleurisy, 15c doz.,. postpaid. Mrs. Vicie Sauls, Lake Park, Rt. 1. Sweet scented apple geraniums, 15 each, 2 for 25c, postpaid, Miss Mary E. Ballard, Concord, Rt. 1. Twelve varieties iris, $1; scabio- Sa, sweet williams, per. salvia, per. ageratum, agrostemma, dianthus, mixed, 25c doz.; add postage under 50c, Mrs. J. M. McMillan, Palmetto. Double pink hyacinth bulbs, 8e each, $6 C; single blue hyacinth bulbs, $3.50 C; purple violets, 75c | C; star jasmine, 3 for 25c; no ex- change. Miss Mae Bomar, LaFay- ette, Rt. 3. Blazing star plants, 2c each; zin- nia seed, 10c pkg.; Jap roses, 2 each; marigold plants, le each: evergreen bush, rooted, ic postpaid. Ruth M, Waldrup, Lenox, Rt. 2. Year old tubers, pink vine, 25c. for 3. Mrs. J. E, Mansfield, Bluff- ton. Lace, Boston, sprengeria, maiden: hair ferns, oxalis, yucea, pink conch begonia, pink verbena, love- in-tangle, geraniums, 10 ea.; jew, 15ce doz., postpaid. Mrs. H. D. Burt, Americus, Reo; Box 436; White butterfly lilies, sword, running lace asparagus ferns; pink crepe myrtle, 15e ach; jonquils, narcissi, 50c C; thrustonia, conch begonia, 10c rooted; add postage. Miss Evelyn King, Hamilton, Rt. 4, Box 63. Caladium bulbs, 10c each; pur- ple verbena, 8e doz.: ; add postage. coe H. Ledford,, Douglasville, Rt Flower assortment: sultana, 1 begonia, geraniums, 3 wandering jew, 1 justicia,.2 cactus, $1 postpaid: moss packed. Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton, Rt, 1. 2 Yellow butter and eggs, $1 doz.; narcissi, 10 doz 50c; yellow Hlies, 20 doz. 50c; exchange; add post- ane Miss Myrtle Adams, Marietta, G238% Large type mums, dahlias, snap- dragon rooted plants, variety of colors, 30c doz., $1 4 doz.: post- paid 2 doz. or more. Mrs. T.. W. Hagood, Marietta, Rt, 3. Curtain plant, grows on curtain Without soil or water, 10c each, 3 for 25e: with directions. Mrs. Thomas M. Randolph, Marietta, 600 Powder Springs St. Collection trees, shrubs, flowers. Come and see, Wm. McGinnis, At. lanta, Cary Park, Riyer Car Line, Rt 7; Purple iris bulbs, select. C. F. Brown, College Park, Riverdale Road, Calhoun BEAT Blanket flowers 10c doz. lilies, 10c bune 2 coleus, 1 1 fuschia, 4 water varieties. ex-} peach SI oS: monorda, feverfew, hollyhock, sal- 4 via, verbena, celosia, wool flower, ealendula, 25 doz. Mrs, P, Blank- encme, Rome, 105 a: Third St. Large: mum plants, many colors ee sale or exchange for mush peas, dried peaches. collards, onions, Fairburn,. Mrs, R, J. Bllington, Rt 1: : wood, yellow thornless roses, gold- en. bell, 5 for 25c; add postage. Mrs. J. H. Fox, Dial. White lilac, white monthly, pink | Dorothy Perkins roses, 15c; white calla lilies, purple lilae, 10c to 20) each; water hyacinth 3 for 20; exchange. Mrs. E, M. Manry, Gos- gins. White, red, salmon, purple sul- tana, big leat, trailing coleus, sal- via, future, all rooted, 5c each; add | %e postage each order. Minnie Mc. ever, Braselton. Deep pink perennial phiox plants, 25e doz. Mrs. Hawes Cloud, Craw- fordville White giant spider lily bulbs, lic. 4each, 3 for 40c; ostrich plume, ferns, pink. red spider lilies, 10c each, 3 for 25c, prepaid. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington. : ~ Sprengeria, Jace, sword ferns, 10 each; chrysanthemums, gladi- oli, phiox, brown-eyed susans, yel- low snapdragon, red verbena, pe-| Mrs. tunias, 10c doz., exchange. Minnie McLean. "Tifton, Rte, Named exhibition mums, all col- ors, strong plants, carefully packed 15 plants, 75e postpaid. Mrs. J. W. Lariscy, Halcyondale. Dusty miller, 15c doz., 2 doz. 25c; white paper April blooming nar- Cissi ,20c doz.; blue, purple iris, 85e doz; purple lilac, i15e well rooted. Mrs. Hannah H. Harris, Griffin, Rt. C, Box 10-A. Snapdragon plants, mixed colors, 10ce doz.; add postage. Mrs. Clower, Grayson, Rt. 1. Goy. inspected, well. rooted trumpet. plant, 30c each; rooted poinsettia cuttings, 35c ea.; orange geld lantana, 15c each. Mrs. Joseph B. Crane, Dixie, Bianket flower plants, 10c doz; double pink geranium, red, white | white}: coneh begonia, fuschia, hydrangea, 5c cutting; add post- age. Mrs. W. GC. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1: Large white chrysanthemum plants, president red canna bulbs, 10c each, $1 doz.; sword, asparagus ferns, 15c each; add postage. Mrs. A. L. Branan, Moeon, 209 Harde- man Ave. Red, pink, white beefsieak bego- nia, May, June, Christmas cactus, rooted, 10c; red, white pink gera- niums, 5c; pink, orange, sultana Imaple cutting, 10c. Miss Lucy Mae Porten, Royston, Rt. 3. Red, purple double geraniums rooted, 10c each; white, pink cut- tings, 5 ceach; buschia, rooted, 15e each; add post- age. Miss Hazel Carey, Royston, att. al; Boston fern, 5 kinds pegonias, large leaf, 15c each; geranium plants, 6 for 25c; sultana, fuschia, weeping lantanas, rooted, 20e ea. Mrs. Mary Spruell, Alpharetta, Rt 2. g Dogtooth violets, cowslips, phlox, blood. root, Virginia blue bonnet, all colors, $1 C; white narcissi, yellow cup, 75c 100. Mrs. EB. C. Mc- Elhannon, Royston, Rt. 1. White, double petunia, rooted, 10c, cutting 5c; salmon sultana, lantana, red begonia, geraniums maple trailing coleus, 5c cutting; add postage. Mrs. Roy W. Hart, Royston, Rt. 1, Begonias, 5c; purple geraniums, white sultana, 10c; phlox plants, 2 doz. 15c; butter and eggs, 10c doz.; ; coleus cutting, 10c; add postage. Mrs. John Bell, Alpharetta, At. 2. Geraniums, red, pink rosebud, white, purple rose, 8 cuttings 25e: white. sultana, 3 for 25C cutting; phlox plants, 2 doz. 15c. Mrs, Lula Bell, Alpharetta, Rt. 2. Snapdragons, gaillardia, velvet marigold, strawflowers, mixed dianthus, verbena, iris, mixed phlox, 10e doz.; 3 yellow rooted roses, 10c: add postage. Mrs. J. G Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 5. Water lilies, lemon lilies, mash- mallow, iris, 10c doz.; fountair plant, ibe doz.; rainbow moss, 5c cutting; postage added, ee DECC: Barnes, Alpharetta, Rt. Rosy morn ptunias, be doz.; mixed colors geranium plants, 5o: each; fuschias, rooted, 25, cuttins 1c; Jantanas, suinea wing bego- 40 : {10c; giant snapdragon, White, spruce pine, lilac, red dog- Hyatt. large double red Inez Vick, +1 DUC 0z-: oxalis, 6c ae i eats 60c Cys wild iris, $1 100. Mr: Royston, Rea. SoS White, red sultanas, 6 kinds. begonias, oe niums, justicia, 5 cutting tjew, 2 cutting; add p Lala Hawkins, Alpharetta, J Caladium,. Waglse 25e doz.; large cannas, 3 spring bulbs foxglove, large mixed mums, 25 postage, Mrs. J, Winter, Bi Blue iris, $1.50 C:. red | double, $5-C; exchange fo plooming size bulbs, dahli proved. or mastodon straw plants, red skin Porto plants. Eva Haynes, Buf d Double petunias, 5c cu i postage. Miss. Gaia. Rt. 9. : - Arborvitae, 27 chee 20 inches high, 25c each: cash with order. Mrs. G \ Gainesville, Rt. 2. s orget-me-nots, vegetabk ready to bloom, 38c~ doz niums, many pot, beddi1 moon vines, 10 each, 50c do: 10c doz. postage; ask for J, E. Jackson, Gainesville. Snapdragons, asters, perri sweet williams, mixed colo: doz.; double tuberose, pink verbena, 20c doz.: oxalis, 15c doz. Mrs. S. Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. Guaranteed pure, empress daffodil oclocks, dowble larkspu hock, physistegia, 25 do: tive dahiias, 50c doz.: exch: tomato plants. Mrs. Ww. R. son, Lawrenceville, Rt. Red, yellow honeysuckte sire gray beard, swee 13 each, 3 for 50 Mrs. Pa Flowery. Branch, Rt: 2.) Maiden hair, Pek mixed ee mums, e) C; poppies, 10e doz. M Fordham, cece eee R Pink, red, jooming- size car flowered caladium Double poppies, ' ats . faney petunias, mixed violets, primroses, ageratum ug hoista Jily,- umbre 2 for. be. Mrs. We G = Toomsboro. Secs mas cactus, he each! lilies, 15 each: wild rose wood vine, red, layender exchange for white. f Mrs. Nellie Pitts, "Toomsbs r each; > ghee daisies, : Matilda Vick, Ellijay. a Blue velvet iris, lemon Hilis, glove, 20c doz.; pink, phlox, pink running }doz.; red president carina 50; shasta daisies, white 3 Ellijay. : White, variegated violet vine, evergreen vine, 20c 200; santhemum plants, 20 tobacco, John Wilson, EN 3, Box 46, Leah : Junipers, 50c, each: honeys vine, orange day dilies, $4.8: azaleas, $1.25. C; Cheroke iris, $1 Cy wel add postage Mrs., Edga Ellijay, Rt.. 8, Box 50. 2 Mtn. azaleas, white, pin 0c. doz.; ~ mtn. Jaurel,, Ht 3 Box 32; Pink sweet peas, red ha doz.: thododendron, ae doz., $2 C; white althea, min. azaleas, 15e- doz. Mr Langley, Ellijay. ( Purple iris, orange Y ies, C; phlox, shasta daisies pink, hardy hibiscus, forsythia, altheas, each; add postage. Henderson, oie 3, Bo $1 Cc; phlox, doz.; snowball, fae jan white double Easter postage. Mrs. Mollie Blijay, Rt See ea W. : For : Gale azaleas, 8 for 25c; pink 50c each; purple -king z,* birdeye hedge,.25 a postage; exchange for & sultanas, ferns, bego- aniums, oxalis, houseleak,, cuttings, 10c each; privit ted, 2c each, cuttings Ic rs CG: L. Willis, Talking S225 : wisteria, 20c each; double erria, weigelia, forsythia, eh; velvet rose, 10c each, juniper, 50c each; larger, Mrs. George W. Davis, 3, Box 15. : ERS Ches-. 73 purple iris. shasta -daisis, i5 doz.; white 5; narciss}, annas, -yiolets; 2 doz. i8c. Mrs. lie: imiljay, Ke. 3: everbloom- aris, 15 doz; 3, 25c each; purple lilac, Aueust lily, 25e each: c ase. Mrs. Edna Todd, Wui- 4 purple - foxgloves, lemon yple hardy phlox, 25e a0z.; ses, rooted, 25c each;, PEIOX: 35e doz.; snow- japonica, 35c ea. Vick, Elitiay, Rt. 3. lilee, snowballs, quince pink almonds, snovy- each: lemon lilies, 25c ehange for potato plants, ks, anything useful. Mrs , Miljay, Rt. 3. iors double zinnia, bal- h-me-not plants, 15 doz.: allow. japonica, 25c. each; Perkins roses; 15c each. Peeit. DWiligay, Rt. 3, meng glow, pink hardy phlox, oxelove, yellow mums, bbon grass, min. azaleas, Be woe doz. $f C; add Ruby Medlin, Etijay, Rt. uds,. barberry, pink Chero- , red, yellow. dogwood, 75e geraniums,. water lilies, anemone, 50c doz.; cok hardy ferns, 50c. H. J. organton. reses, coral bushes, 75c 5 kinds, 50c doz.; blue, orange day Hlies; yellow erennial phiox, 25c doz.; fies, 80 doz. Mrs. Boon c yellow, s, 5 doz. $1; cream i fris, blue gold z.; al kinds mtn. $l; others. Sadie Wil- velvet roses, barberry, water. ties, Cherokee geranium, anemone, per- phiox, yarrow, 50c doz.: ek aches Mrs. A. Wilson, y ow azaleas, 3 ft. high, Cherokee roses, oralberry bush, $1 doz.: icas,, -erabapples, 25 ea.: ns, 50c. doz. Bonnie Aber- lies, mtn. ferns, trailing azaleas, 25 doz.; straw- hes, mtn. laurel; 50c doz.; ses, maples, 3 for 25c; Mrs. Theodosia Ross, s, trilliums, 35 doz ; 0c doz.; dahlias all col- 0z.; blue salvia, verbena, 4 for 25c; calendula, 25 essie Maton, Dahlnega, _% kinds; double gera- drangea, fuschia, carna- ittings i5c; rooted, 15c postage; exchange for useful. Mrs, J. B. Fields, RES, How coats foot, hartsleaf, int 25c doz.: devil shoe- 25e; artichoke, 35 C; Dollie Blackwell, Cleve- cs piiines. 5c; oxalis, ch of Me es. 50e doz.: roses, velvet rose wei- ; hardy phlox, sweet wil- Slove, 40c doz; coltfoot lilies, mtn. laurel, thododendrons, aza- 1Z. Miss Ramie Turner, Rt. 4. lies, pink hardy peas, 25 te hasta daisies, red hol- lapdragons,. ageratum, poe button mums, pe- la, 2 doz. 25;, exc. hedges rooted, $1 50, del. ~ Mrs. Meads Hender- |. Pnote, sinds rose cuttings, 6 for | Flowers| and Seed For Sale Twenty-five -boxflower ulna 10;.. yard shrubbery, 10; privit Louise Willis, "Talking Roek,; Rt. 3. AH kinds box flowers, yard shrubbery, 10 each; privit hedge, 2 ft. high, 5 each, rooted; mung beans, 10 tbh. Mrs. Ida M. Parkes: | Talking Roek, Rt. 3, . Hardy philox, foxglove, prim- roses, shasta daisies, snow on mon, 2. 0z.- 25; honeysuckle vine, $5 M; verbena, 2 doz, 20c. Mrs. J. W. Silver, Talking Reck,- Re D> Purple king iris, 250 doz: pink almond, 50 doz; pink phiox, .20 doz.; pink foxgloves, 10e doz.3 weil rooted. W. &. Muck, Elijay, Rt Box 63. Button mums, narcissi, datto: dils, dusty miller, sweet voilets,: purple iris, 20c doz.:;- Toe ; pink almonds, kerria, forsythia- ved al- thea, i5e; others: exchange. T. Silver, Talking Rock, Re 2. March blooming jonquils, $1 postage added; exchange for dor- mant bulbs any kind except jon- quils,*snowdrops or 109 lb. white feed sacks. Mrs: D. T.. Steakley. Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Assortment 12 different iris, Tac x sweet williams, phlox, t5c; roses, 50c; red, yellow japonieas, 35c ea: add. postage. Victoria Perrow, Talking Rock, Narcissi, fragrant jonquils, ; Dutch iris, 3 for 20c; purple iris, 25e doz.;. exchange for well rooted box flowers, double hva- cinths; add postage. Mrs. EL. D, Ray, Talking Rock. - Green leaf cannas,.holiyhocks, ae 24c; foxglove, 25 dov.: iris, for 25c. Ida Southerland, Valkin: Rock, Rts. Porch box collection, 2 cach: be- gonia, geranium, touch-me-not, dusty miller, phlox, petunia, jew, salvia, four-oclock, 50c: another coliection 25c; add postage. Mrs. C. L. Hamby, Greenville, Box 54. Wild lilies, 15 for 50c; good size dwarf boxwood, sprouts with roots. $3.50 C; rooted cuttings, $2.50 160. hL. M. Woodruff, Greenville. Geraniums, begonias, sultanas, lantanas, fuschia, justicia, cuttings, 3 for: 1c; fairy lilies, ice plants, dew piants, fe BI Beko? i -5e each; zinnia, marigold, calen- dula, 10c doz. Mrs .Lois Tauner, Dowyrose. ; Single red hollyhocks, golden glow, ladys wash bow!, 25c doz.; sweet williams, 40c doz.; snow- balis, 15c each; wisteria vine, 20c each; blue iris, 50c doz.; add post- age, Leslie Wright, Loving. Five best red toned iris, correctly labeled, postpaid, $41; names, archevwque, medrano, opera, semi- - steepway. C. R. Hardy, Jasper. Pink salmon sultanas (4 kinds }geraniums, 11 begonias, 8 cactus, pink justicia, 5c cutting; 4 kinds ferns, 10e each, postpaid. Jos2- phine Raley, Mitchell. Pink, white periwinkle plants, } double variegated marigold, dusty miller, 10c doz.; white jonquiis, bloom in fall, 15e doz., postpaid. Therman Todd, Mitchell, Rt, 1. Queen-of-May pink iris, $1 doz.: emperor daffodils, purple iris, 25 doz., $2 C; bleeding heart, white August lily, pink, blue hydrangea, 25e each. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy. Evergreen white flowering ga- laxa, 15c bunch; 3 Kinds fancy, cut native ferns, 3 for 15c; all well rooted, wet, water moss packed, postpaid, Mrs. Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff. Red flowering quince, 50c doz.; ladys wash bowl, snow on mount- ain, orange lilies, jonquils, narcissi, white, yellow mums, 50c C; red hollyhocks, lavender, purple iris, 25c doz. Mrs. Minnie Silver, Oak- man. > Jonquils, narcissi, chrysanthe- mums, 35c C; purple iris, Thc C; monthly roses, pink rambler roses, bridal wreath, brides bouquet, 2 for 10e. Jemima Barnes, Oakman. Mallards, fall pinks, hardy phlox, iris, 25c doz.; summer phlox, fire bushes, Japan pinks, 5c doz.,; double petunias, hibiscus, carna- tion cuttings, 4 for 10c; add post- Alto, age. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Rtot: : Prize winning iris: Aphrodite, Asia, Ballerine, Taj Mahal, Rose Madder, Wedgewood, Tristam, Mil- dred Presby, Morning Splendor, Siberian, Emperor, 40 each, 3 for $1. Mrs. J. UL. Kilgore, Stone Mountain. Water lilies: rose, pink, yellow, named, 75e; porcupine grass, 20; water poppies, 10e;. Eng. daisies, 50c. doz. Mrs. M. W. Smith, At: Janta. 1432. Ropelana Ave., s. ww. Minnie t6 Rt. 3, jlant, Cumming, ferns, 10c each; pink } 'snapdragons or "Flowers ane Seal. For Sale Peafowl, ruffled, sword, aspara- | gus ferns, peefsteak egonias, sal- mon, rose sultana rooted, 10c ea,; blooming size geraniums, 20 ea.; Justicia, maple lantanas, coleus, 5 each, Mrs, Lester Phillips, Roys- ton = Rt. 3. Dark blue iris bulbs, 5 doz. $2. Lo yellow cannas, 4 doz. $1; jongui's, 6 doz, $1. MES T. W. Cline, Rydal, tees St. A grass cuttings, well rooted, $1 bu..- FOB. Miss A. Dixon, Alma, Box 55. _ petra fine Zinnia plants, 50c C, 3.50 MM; pee E. J. Hart, College Park : Green, green and purple striped wandering Jew, 25 cuttings 15: red conch begonias, 15c. Mrs, G. W. Owen, Hawkinsville, Rt. 1. Baby gladioli, blue iris, 25 doz.: fall pinks, yellow day lilies, 10c doz.; ostrich plume, sprengeria }ferns, 10c cutting; exchange for ,;large breed setting eggs. Mary Bramlett, Rockmart, Rt. 3. Six caladium bulbs, $1; pink jus- ticia cuttings, 15e each. Miss Ruby Folsom, Adel: Rt. 2, Box. 100. Sprengeria, sword ferns, 10c; yellow lantana, pink sultana, pink, red, white geraniums, double: pe- tunias, 5e eUclene:: add postage. Mrs. Paul Roper, Flowery Br anch, Rt; 4 : AH colors geranigms, pink. sul- tana, doulie ,otted petunia, yel- lew lantana,.5 cutting; purple striped jew, & for 5e;-add postage Mrs. Minda Smith, Plowery Branch, Rt 1 Many kinds. each, eannas iris, chrysanthemurns, standerd var. rose cuttings, 5c doz.;. new ~Lalis- man, Hoover, Bowles, Herriot, Hol- lande, Pernet rese eut, 3 asst. 2ic. Mrs. Perrow, Jasper. _Dahtia slips, dbl., all colors, 50e dez. Miss Bessie Martin, Gaines- Wilkie Nt 9; Jonquiis, 20e per doz. bulbs. Mics Julia Morrison, Chatsworth, Rt. J. Sultanas, cactus, cuttings, 5e; sweet williams, yellow marigold, Oct, blooming marigold, 19e doz: horehound, mint, We buach. Exc. for scarlet sage. Mrs. G. l. Val- $tL, Moss, sword, Boston, hair ferns, 15c; pink, salmon, red, strawberry coor geraniums, 26c doz.; justicia, 10c. Mrs. J. C. Hades, Gainesville, Rt. 7. Dahlias, well roated, $38 doz.; prempt shipment. El. J. Hill, Stone Mtn. - Shasta daisies, white iris and daisy type chrysanthemums, all 10 doz. Exe, for delphinium plants, Jarkspur plants Mrs. Lottie Hayes, - Farmington, Refs Box 75. . Jack bean, Japanese morninz glory, bachelor buttons, | zennias, variegated merigolds, gaillardia, 10 cupful; poppies, straw flowers, standing cypress, 10c large pkg.; iris, 10c doz; add postage. Faye Wallis, Alpharetta, Rt. 5. Large type mums, white, pink, yellow, bronze, Indian sunset, 75c doz.; red daisy, 35e doz.; snow-on- the- mtn, 15c: doz.; sweet shrub, 10c each, postpaid. Mrs. Oreltla Stewart, Halcyondale. Good size cedars, water oaks, magnolia glaucia, grandsire grey- beard, sweet . shrubs, wild ferns, buck-eye plants, -20e each. Bessie Marian Joiner, Warthen. Snapdragons, snow-on-the-mtn., periwinkle, large, fuffy petunias, bachelor buttons, 3 doz. 25c; ice plant, baby breath ferns, 10c ea.; add postage. Mrs. J. S. Keadle, Yatesville, Rt .1. Dbl. pink and red geraniums, Xmas cactus, red verbena, purple lilac for sale or exc. for white, un- washed feed sacks; cutting for 2a sack; each pay postage. Mrs, Pat Arrington, Stapleton. Twelve colors hollyhock, db!. semi-dbl., 40e doz.; large and med. mums, many colors, 10c doz. and postage; 4 col. large cannas, 10c each. Mrs. Julia Darnell, Jasper, Hirst: All colors mixed petunia seed, 10c pkg.; nice plants of purple fail aster, 25c doz.; exc. for red amaryi- lis, tulip.or gladioli bulbs. Mrs. G. Theus, Butler, Giant yellow daffodils, 50c C3 new dried sage, 50c:lb. Exc. 300 daffodils or other flowers for 10 Ips. good chewing tobacco. Miss L, N. Finley, Lithonia, Rt. 1. . Dark red coleus plants, 1 doz, free if you send 5c for postage; 2 kinds red geraniums, 5c cutting; add 2c each plant for postage. Mrs. Willie Swann, Lithonia, Rt. 1. Stiff leaf caladium bulbs, 5c each or 25e for 2; no stamps. Miss Lola Rentz, Moultrie, Rt. 2.. exchange for farm, pro- | maiden- | ~ Flowers and Seed | For Sale Tube rose, daffodils, narcissi, clematis, all 25 doz.; red and yel- low cannas, 50c doz.; | cash with order. M. E, Ricks, Moultrie, Rt. 5. Dbl. yeHow japonicas and pink azaleas, 10c each; royal purple iris, pink Rardy phlox, each 25c doz.: orange day lilies, 15c doz.; add postage. Mrs, Bugene Woodeil, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. One hundred mixed bulbs, jon- quils, bacon and. eggs, trumpet daffodils and nacissi, several hundred for sale. Mrs. E. T. May, Warthen. Double pink hyacinth bulbs, medium size, 10c doz.;. giant while mums, 20c doz.; different colored mums, 10c doz. A. Daniel, Winder, Bist Purple iris lily bulbs, large size, 80c 100. Miss Mae Bell White. Temple, Rt. 3, Box 36. Three kinds begonia cuttings, 5 each; 8 Kinds geranium cuttings, double, sprengeria ferns, 10 each: exc. Gertrude Howell, Mitchell. Re 3: Red, salmon, pink geranium, par- lor ivy, red. pink begonia, 5c eut- ing; peafow! fern, Christmas, May. June cactus, 10c; verbena, petu- nias, straw flowers. moss, 10c doz. Mrs. Guy Hart. Royston, Rt. 38. Zinnies from California sun-dried seed, mixed giants, pompoms, $1 C, 25e doz.; new dwarf physoste- gia, 25c doz.; add postage. Mrs. F. iM. Mangleburg, Cornetia. Everything for aquarium or likly pools, Paul H, Smith, Savannah, 15. Harmen St. Large snow white chrysanthe- munis, 50c dez.; exchange for wilt- re sistant temato or pimiento pep- per plants. Mrs. E. L. Fleming, Bowden, ARS 2: Petunia, chrysanthemums, ~ yel- low roses, Easter lilies, winter jas- mine, balsam plants, 25 doz., del.; 6 red, bronze sunflower plants with 5c orders; all rooted; no stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen. Extra large bronze, medium yel- low, lavender, white mixed chry:- santhemums, 20c doz.; wild ferns. sweet shrubs, 6 for 25c; sprengeria fern, 3 for 25c; add postage. Aman- da Daniell, Douglasville. White, pink, red, red rosebud geraniums, rope, Christmas cactus, pinebur geranium, 6 for 25c; spren- geria fern, May cactus, grape gera-. niums rooted, 10c. Miss Irene Dan- iell, Douglasville. Sultanas, conch begonia, 5c; as- paragus, sprengeria ferns, butter- fly bushes, 10c; others; add post- age; wHl exchange. Mrs. John Stewart, Cairo, Rt. 2. No. 1 grade nursery stock for sale for fall delivery, or exchange for barrel churn in good condition. N. Rosene, Fort Valley, P. GO. Box 44, Three orange size, hundred cream cup daffedils, blooming $1.70 for lot; giant zennias, Jarge blooming marigold plants, 19c doz.; azaleas, 10c ea.; add post- age. Mrs. S. P.. Jones, Lula, Star Rt. Prize winning chrysanthemums, white, pink, lemon, corn, 50c do0z.; labeled, small var. white and yel- low pompon, white daisy. yellow eactus, 25c doz. Mrs. I. B. Juhan, Lawrenceville, Flowers and Seed Wanted Want white, purple, yellow, va- riegated sultanas, fancy leaf cala- diums, water lilies, large ferns eoleus, white, pink cannas; ex- change giant/ shasta daisies, snap- dragons, mums, hyacinths, others for sale. Mrs. S. Harris, Carnes- ville. : Exchange dozen dahlia slips as- | sorted colors for dozen mums, as- sorted colors, each pay postage. May F. Glenn, Rome, Rt, 3. Exchange tuberoses, 15c bulb, for white, pink geraniums, any kind begonia plants rooted, each pay postage. Mrs. Otis Freeman, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Exchange 6 blue iris lilies for 1 large rooted double geranium, or 8 rooted sultanas. Mrs. J. A. Van- diver, Dial, Want some lavchack branches. Mrs..W. Ll, Means, Byron. Exchange small leaf green wan- dering jew and ice plants for large rooted pink hydrangea, red double geranium cuttings rooted. Mrs. R. Cc. Gunn, Midland, Rt. 1. : Exchange 5 Ibs, sun-dried peaches for box: flower cuttings. Mrs. Ruth Robinson, Waco, Rt. 2. Exchange scarlet flax plants for ruffled petunia plants, other flow- ers. Mrs. Ruth Bord: Tallapoosa, Rt. 2. : * 4 . | Hutto, Graymont, Rt. 2, $1. C; havet kind rooted small plants, each pay cheap for cash. Mrs. Doc. H Eanes hyacinth bulbs; will exc. orange; rscarlet cannas, bronze leaf, gold, }press,,in good con. M. C: Tish with| oy oe a Page Three * "Flowers and. Seed - <'- Wanted |, Ee Exchange catnip plants for flowe er Cuttings, ferns. Mrs. Ruby Behe ols, Cumming, Ft Be Exchange lace fern for Boston fern, strong healthy orange geras nium cuttings for orange sultana, lephant ear bulbs, | red speckied - leaf begonia; piece for piece. Ourda: Exchange balm of ilead surat at 25e for peanuts at 3c Ib. Mrs, Guy Tinsley, Dougherty, Rt 1 3 Exchange wild ferns 10e each, and swamp lilies rootsl,; for any postage. Mrs. J. W. Rt, 6, Box 84; : Exchange sweet williams, lank+~ spur, perennial peas, iris, petunias, tree cactus, African dais (2. Loliye hocks, for box flowers, carnations, white sultanas, lantanas, variegat. ~~ ed. ground ivy. Mrs. Lie Hi Coe, Eastanollee. bes Exchange geranium outtaties for \~ different color~, have white, red, pink. double; exehange pink sulle tana for white sultana. Burnice Glosson, Alma. 4 ; Exchange red geranium cuttings | for white geranium cuttings Miss Ena. Bond, Carnesville. Rt: 10 ee Want caladium bulbs: will exe, Hastings cornfie'd bean seed, Fi seed or bunch butter bean seen | Mrs -D. W. Waddell. Bremen: Want fuschias, rex, star, ever blooming, corolene lucerne, beet- steak. and silver spotted beso salmon or red sultanas, well rooted, , Bell, Quiles e lish, Bowdon, Rt. 4. Want. wood hydrangea and-wints er huckleberry. Mrs. E. L Shure ding. Macon, 2835 Houston Ave: = Exchange.salmon sultana. Christe! - mas, Thanksgiving, manhead cact tus, sword fern, single red gera- niums, bronze, Easter les, elars phant ears for red, pink, white sul- tanas, maiden head a fermseg Mrs. C.. R. Williams, Nicholis, Rts -3 ee Want pink and lavender peren= nial phlox, red salvia plaats,. white | yellow cannas, red spider ilies, Mrs. Ac &, Persons, Marshall ville, _ Seeond-Hand Machinery , For Sale os Oliver tractor harrow, No: 4 amd. | 5-16 dises to sections. perfect con? sell or exc. for mule power hay Lovejoy. ; Four cylinder Bosch. mesnetens os good con., $5 or exe. for amything: of equal "value. Frank eck vee Milner, Rt. 1. ; ae One Hoosier corn planter for sale - or exc. H. 0. Dixon, Vienna. = Oliver Chill plow repairs: tole: boards, standards, slides, plows, ~ handles; write.for complete (list~ and prices; quantity Vulcan ree | pairs; 120 gal. Wayne tank. also, 7 T. R. Massey, Atlanta, di4 Hollo- yy day Ave. S: BE. ee Cutaway disc harrow, in gheae Be con. for $15. FOB. Laura B: High- smith, Nahunta, Rt. 1, Box 97> = One General Electric motor, $e phase, in perfect con., $100 cash, A. B. Lewis, Willacoochee. One John Deere riding cultivator ~@ with all attachments; bargain. , A. Mallett, Chatsworth,. Rt. 1.) Two. deep well pumps, good con, $7 each; ice container, 10 gal. milk can, $2.50; 10 gal. bbl. churn $5, exc for pure bred calves. Mrs. Hye 7% Spence, Dunwoody. oe International riding cultivator with attachments, slightly used, cheap for cash, or exc. for smal eng. in good con. R,. M..Wosdy = Sycamore, Rt. 1. pte. Garden trector, in -fair, used con.; original cost about $300. will sacrifice for first money order. of | $75. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley. = ce Forty h. p. stationary gas and ~ ker. eng. for sale: or exc. for. 200. Barred Rock hens and roosters; would consider other good breeds. A. W. Touchton, Howell. - ; ; One shallow well pump with 120 9 ~ gal. air pressure; tank good 4s new, $25. D. C. McGee, Culodem, 5 | Four 80-saw Lummus gins, with ~ cordenser, feeders, conveyers and - dbi steam press, $100; Jones plat= form scales, $50; Smith-Newnman gin saw filer and gummer, eae cc - M. Harris, Dawson. McCormick binder, 6 ft. a mule hitch, in good shape; mever ~ $2 spent on it, $75 Luthersvilte, 1. K -Chandler, Luthersville. Le One old:style flat mill rock 530 inch. also 16-inch rock good as new, - for sale at'a pateait bin M. a Q Oconee; . : : BS ee yer any $ Market Bulletin ublished Weekly by the BUREAU OF MARKETS. Arthur D. Jones, Director Department of _ Agriculture | ' EUGENE TALMADGE, 2 Commissioner. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932. Entered as second class matter February 15, 1922, at the Post ; e at Atlanta, Georgia, under the act of June 8, 1930. ecepted for mailing at special} | ate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 8, f of farm produce and urtenances, admissible ~ un- der postage regulations. insert; ed one time on each request. and repeated only when request s accompanied by new copy of of each m jand for sale editions are lished at intervals during the peat Advance. notices: of * ited space will not permit in ertions of notices containing ore. than 30 words, including ame and address. We reserve the tight to cut-down notices of 4 more than 30 words,. providing hat this reduction does not destroy the meaning of the ut down they \wil) be returned 0 the writer for correction. imited space will not permit insertion of animportant = otiees Under legislative act the Market Bulletin does not as- sume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin ir transaction Tene there- ; rom UIT AND VEGETABLES WANTED A CorrectionWant to hear rom parties who will have ratermelons and cantaloupes his season; also can use some nice cabbage and other vege- ables now.. Lioyd McWhorter, Atlanta, 558 Hollins, St:, S.. Ww. ali good. con. || Stacking nor self-feeding, Second- Hand Machinery For Sale Webster tri-oscillator mag- No. 82271, type J 3118, for gas. mg. and ignitor to fit magneto: low well pump, $8 for.lot at on. W. J. Miller, Boston. Twenty h. p. Cole steam eng. on Ss, good running order, $75 FOB or swap for- 20 h. p. ie motor. LE; 2 De. Gray; good yon w, near by, FOB. A. J.- Pope, Napoosa. rdson tractor, $100; 1 side dbl. liver Fordson plow. $30; 6 ft. Cormick-Deering birfder, $25; wrdson Oliver turning plow, 2-14 turners, $20. I. D. Welder, cely. One gas. engine, steady runner, fe 0.-e. p.; - $855no -chiks: oie Rydal, Rt. 2, care B. ilizer attachment, $8 FOB, el. W. M. Edge, Duluth. $7.50; sell one. W. G. Kelley, Park. improved Columbus No. 11 i mill (8 roller) for cash, or ide for meat or syrup. Jno. T. Wellston, Rt. 1. 1 Virginia can sealer, 5-ton Donald wagon scales, also 1250 ) generator and power rey eombined. _Jud- For Sale ae pecan austing | Sanchitnes, cheba. Williamson stump. puller; power hay press; dise tractor plow; manure spreader; stalk cutter; 2- horse plows, cream separator, ete.; Fred .C. Geiger, Fiintside. Case-No. 2. thresh for all small grains, practically new; is not self $500; eash,, or terms; no letters an- swered; Madison. Three-horse Sulky sub-soil plow; 1 M-gal. underground water tank; 10 h. p. Stover ker. eng.; complete T0-saw Murray full suction system ginnery. J. B. Given, Augusta, 123 Lfeig St. ~ One air. compressor for under- ground water tank, also bone grinder; both hand or belt power. Russell Sandlin,, Americus, Rt. D. Colt light plants with fixtures and underground water tank, practically new, A-1 con.; reason- able -price or exc. for good. wind mill-and tank. Carl oi ees: Byron. Colt carbide light plant, No. 50, in A-1 con., pipes and all complete, $50 cash, or part cash and shoats for bal. Mrs. B. M. Green, Gray. Centrifugal pump. suitable for ir- risation purposes, $5. Nevin Davis, Curryville. One 15-30 McCormick-Deering tractor. 1 Corley tractor, in good ton,; cheap for cash. J. F. Hinch- liffe. Manchester, Rt; 1. One Farquhar grain thrash, used 4 yrs., in -good mechanical con., $125, or trade;.1.dbl. disc tractor hartow;: 200d: -con..- $26. F.--K: Duncan. Douglasville. Self-oiling Bulldozer pump with tank, electric motor and automatic switch; perfect con., now in operation, $150. M. B. Holderby, Valdosta. Bleetrie churn, alternating cur- rent. 110. dlts; sell at sacrifice or exe. for ue. Mrs. W. H. Giles, Elko. Five thousand gal. cypress tank, second-hand, in good con., cost $225; sell for $100: S:. J..-Taylor, Davisboro, Box 226: = One. Tom Houston. skidder com- plete with 850 ft. 3%, in. rope; 3 h. p. gas. eng., 1 belt pulley for Ford- son tractor. J. Mercer Archer, Sparta. Three h. p. boiler; vat and all connections, pipes and milk cooler; used 30 days, $50 FOB. Mrs. Lillian D. Bromley, Shady Dale. . Four roller peach grader, im- proved. Mrs. C.. R. Aultman, Jr., Byron. deep. well Deering binder in running order { except no canvas, $25, or exc. for reg. Hereford or Jersey heifer; party to del. heifer and get binder. S. I Watson, Lakeland. Six h. p. Foos gas. eng. mounted, $50. W. H, Lynch, Zebulon. One good as new 2-roller cane mil! for sale or trade for. cane syrup in cans, or good milch cow. Bek: Willard, Baxley, Rt. 3. - One automatie Delco light plant, almost good as new, 75-watt size; seli at bargain. Mrs. Daisy Jordan, Roberta. Avery Jack riding cultivator, complete, $35, or trade for 40 head of goats. W. D. Poythress, Swains- boro. Good wing for No. 62 nooga turning plow, 90c del. zone: exec. for most anything use- ful. R. C. Moore, Rockmart, Rt. 3. Cream separator, DeLaval, No. 12, A-1 con.; cheap. Mrs.: W. M. Phillips Monroe, Rt. 3. John :Deere 2-horse riding culti- vator, good con., for sale or exc. for young cow and calf, within 5 mi. Donaldsonville. W. F. Preston, Donaldsonviile. Three 70-saw Lummus air blast gins, condenser, feeders, steam press; complete outfit; will do good work; cheap for cash. E. J. Jack- son, Midland. Hight h. p.- I. H. C. gas eng. A-1 con.; 10 h. p. Titan, slight repairs needed; -over $100 worth of equip- ments, good econ., all for $350; make offers. Robt. Fuller, Adairs- ville. One International riding eulti- vator, good con., cheap for cash, or exe. L. A. Atkinson, Jackson, Rt. 4. One power cane mill, No. 72 Chattanooga; 1 John Deere eng., 6 horse, 1 belt, 1 evaporator; all in good con., $200 fer outfit. Jason Swicard, Climax. Two-horse cultivator, Bradley make, all complete; used 2 days. Sell or exec, for 50 W. or. B. Lez- Chatta- horn pullets, not later than March. hatch; no culls. P, C. Watson, Mauk, ss : come see.. H, H. George, } 2nd : John Deere corn _One> Delce, motor. and 16 THEE: teries, good shape; price and terms to be arranged at time of sale. C. H. MeMillan, Alapaha. Twenty-five h. p. Fairbanks- Morse type Y engine; also'a Jay Bee Grinder; both = at bargain prices. K. T. Felder, Pa pev ile; 892 Custer: St. Case grain and peanut. thrash, tractor plow, 3 orchard dics har- rows; quantities of small tractor and horse drawn implements. 0. K David, Marshallville, Four unit Hinman milking ma- chine, reasonable or trade for feed or cattle; 1 used Fordson, tractor, for sale or trade. Thos. Q. Sulli- van, College Park, Rt. 2. Front and rear Fordson tractor wheels, used 30. days, also other Fordson parts; Deering binder, good con.; cheap for cash or exc. Clay Li: Brown; Eartwell, Rt. i. Second-hand, 4 70-saw, Gullett gin with feeders, condenser, ete.; cheap for cash or trade; want to buy cheap, 42 or 46 in. rock for ecrn, mill. L. P. Ray, Lavonia. _ Forty h. p. eng. and _ boiler, mounted on. wheels, J eng, mount- ed and 1.boiler mounted and other farm equipment. W.:. H. Clark Baxley. Sixteen Hudson steel stanchions, good con. for sale. T. Q. Vann, Vidalia. Chattanooga cane mill, 3 roller, in good con., $40 FOB; no chks. A. W.. Powell, Metcalf; Rt. Box i1, : Three h. p. eng. good con. worth, $15, or will exe. 1, Moline cutaway harrow, worth $10, good con.; will exe. T. B. Slater; Pembroke. New tobacco stick, $5. M FOB; cash with order. H. E. Vickers, Ambrose. es Two Syracuse *2-horse plows, 1462 and 1464;' Giant bean. har- vester, used. 2 days; sell or swap for power hay press, grade heifers, hogs, shoats, ete. Bolton Brooks, Griffin, Box 266. Complete 3 70-saw airblast Lum- mus gin outfit for sale cheap: J. P. Hogg, Buena Vista. Fighteen-twenty h. p. Farkworth eng. 3 head blocks cable feed, hay- cock feed; 3-way, 26 in. disc plow, used very little; take cattle or any- thing can use. R. Lucian Brown, Hartwell. Manure spreaders, good con. ex- cept some minor pieces; 1 man stump puller, 6-row wheat and oat make, pea-bean huller, ete. L. S. Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 1. One corn meal screen for No. 3 J. B. feed mill, cost $14, never used, seli for $5, or exc. for hams, honey or ribbon cane syrup. E. S. Manley, Carnesville. Delco light plant and water sys- tem, without the. batteries, $50. L. S. Cox, Stillmore. Ywenty-inch grist~ mill for sale or exe. for White Leghorn chick- ens C. W. Geer, eDETD 314 Com- merce St. ; Second- Hand. Machinery Wanted , Want blacksmith vise, forge, small electric motor: best price or exc. value. Bedingfield, Macon. 717 1st St. Want 4-horse power. ker. anvil, Geo. eng. eash. John A. ~Westbrook, Powder Springs. Want water wheel shaft flanger, gear and pinion for overshot wheel: also line shaft, pulleys, ete.; give size lowest cash price and loca- tion. B. P. Parker, Atlanta, 575 Chestnut St., N. W. Z Fairbanks-Morse stationary eng.; state price, J. B. Finleyson.. Want to buy good, used thrash- ing machine with wind stock; state make, con. and price. R. E. Ay- cock, Monroe. Trade for a good cane mill, large 2 roller preferred. L. J. Vollrath, Winston. Will buy hog wire, chicken wire and barbed wire; will swap rabbits. Billy Gibson, Griffin, 230 E. Col- lege St. Want a flour mixer, 1 to 200 Ibs. cap. at very reasonable price. J. W. West, Griffin. Want 100 to 600 ft. pipe, 14-14 or % inch; give price and quanti- ty. in first letter. J. D. Donaldson, Dublin. Want 150 ft. roll diamond mesh poultry wire, not rusty; will exc. 7 March hatch chicks and 2 pure bred B. R. hens, or 4 W. LL. hens. H. B. Whitmore, Canton, Rt. 1. binder, 3. disc. 1M Samson tractor, or 2 drill, fertilizer attachment, Hoover: state }. of standard make and cheap for: Want 1 piston for 6 h. p. type} . Want automatic Selectric - fresh. water system, for deep_ or shallow well, for use with 110 volt current; state make, eap., con., length of service and price. J. H. Getzen, Fendergrass. -Want a good, used light. plant, at bargain; eash, or exc. cows, pure bred Ww. Leghorn and Parred. Rock chickens; write. Mrs WA. Tanner, Broxton. ; Want to communicate with party who has a discarded model from one: who has. dismantled one: and has the,parts for sale. Geo. B. Boddie, LaGrange, Rt. 6. Exe. potato plants. for boiler, planters or Baier write what you have. Mrs. J. . Altman, Alma, Rt..d- 3: S A-1 con. at depression prices; give complete description, as to make, etc. G. L. Bramiett, Aeworth. Want hydraulic pump to operate cotton press, W. J. Hammond, Trion. Want No. 2 and 3 tin can sealer or erimper; must be cheap and in good con. Mrs. W. Ira Stuckey. Eastman, Rt: 7 Want to buy and should be del. by party 20 or 25 h. p. steam eng. with governor and grist mill; must be good and a bargain for cash. Lewig BE. Tabor, Albany, Rt. C. Want a second-hand binder in good con.; State number of years been run and best cash price, at once Roy Reeves, Thomson, Rt. 1. Want to trade for a wind mill and hydraulic ram; must be cheap. A. G. Ward, Rome. Want a grain separator and 1 dhl. advertising for Junk. LaGrange., Want. 1 Fordson tractor, pulley complete, in. A No. 1 con. and eheap: for eash. B. S. Blackwell, Baconton. 2 Want a. 35 gal. bbl. good con. T.;B. Gunter, Pett: 5 Want second-hand Farmall tractor in A-1 con. and cheap: for cash. L. B. Ponder, Rutledge Want 1 second-hand Midget | Marvel flour mill, 50 bbl. cap: W. O. Tarpley, Rome, Box 98. ~Eixe. Fordson tractor; chanically for oat. binder AS Evans, ehurn in Buford, A-1 -me- and T. McDowell, Te 18th Street. _ Want 1M yds. or 9 20 rod rolls 40 in, tall, 6 in. stay field wire fencing; will trade corn or pay eask if price is reasonable, and is Columbus, ville ,Rt- 2. : Want old grist mill rocks and mill rocks of all, kinds.. Pay ac- cording to age, wt. and cond. fully. J. Guthrie, Monroe, Rt. 6. Want to lease a good gin out- | fit for season for 1932; 15 yrs. exp. Earl J. Beavers, Marietta, Rt. 4. Want to buy 25 to. 40 H. P. crude oi} burner eng. No sale un- less at sacrifice price. C.'G. Meeks, Thomaston. in., in good cond. Will pay cash. J. D. Wynn, Carlton. Want exec. P. R., Jersey and Jerusalem Yam plants at 50e M for Cole Corn and Peanut planter or syrup kettle. E. A, Williams, Ty Ly. Want 1 syrup kettle, 1 Cole corn- peanut planter, 1 corn sheller; exc. insp. potato plants; Hy. A. Williams, Ty By; : Want deep well water system for us with gasoline eng. Also Delco or other generator, cheap. J. Blas- ingame, Jersey, Want second-hand automatic or power pump, if good as new. B F. Smith, Dalton, Want 1 Rex peach grader not less than 4 roller. State at once what you have and price. T. B. Banks, Grantville, Want a second-hand 10 or 20- horse Fairbanks-Morse oil eng., or some other good make. Must be cheap for cash. Leon P. Ray, Lavo- nia. Want a few 1,000 feet of gal. pip- ing, % or % inch, or 1 inch, in good cond. J. H. Gooch, Jefferson. Want best prices on a canner and can sealer, State size and price in first letter. HE. M. Landrum, Silver Creek, Grain and Hay For Sale Sarsrain 303, sensational grain hay and silage crop; can be planted until July; latest dwarf str., 3. Ibs., postpaid, 50c; $4 bu. FOB. m A. Neal, Carnesville, ~ hogs, | { Syrup Want horse power hay press in disc tractor fee am not] mowing machine, in good con. M. in good con. G. M. Smith, Mid-| Write what you have, describing. Want 150 rods hog wire, 26 or 32] and: 5 eles FOB. Clay L.. well; Rt. fo , ~ Oats- on the straw. det oO for equal value. A. E. : Surrency, Grain and Hay Wanted Want 1 bu. of eatable w grain wheat. New crop. price.. Mrs. B. R. Roberts, M Re {308 8rd Ave. Want to buy oat or wheat st Quote best price FOB you farm or FOB my barn. J. eat, Atlanta, 57 Brady Ste HEmlock 8328. Incubators, Brooders Ete, For Sale Latest model Buckeye bre oil burning, 500 cap., new,: neve unerated, cost $21.50- will sell $15, or exc. for shoats, 8-10 pullets. Howard tie : ville. : Buckeye ine., model A, 240 Ce and 1 oi] brooder;: sell or e a cow, giving milk, or for he hens at market price; ea. pay Mrs. Rosa Danvers, Doyle. . : Two hundred and forty Champion ine.: excellent make offer. R. S. Barlow, C chi ~ Two Putman brooders, eB con., $1 ea.; exc. for peas, spe Ie or for Spanish peanuts; ea, postage on what he sends. J. Buffington, Zebulon, Rti a s Wishbone, 3200 egg inc. season, good con.,.$275 cash E. J. Oetgen, Savannah, ; POriery, ei e Box Test _ Ine. for sale or exc.: 1 600: 106 cap; good con. Cc. By Bro College Park, 3517 Riverdale. Cypress inc., .400 cap., $30, trade for good brooder; or. si incubator, F. T. Kent, Nelson. One hundred and fifty-fiv cap. Super Hatcher ine, hatches, good as new, Crozier, Cuthbert, Rt. 5: oP Reds, B. Rocks, othr large breed. Mrs. su Afee; Sparta, Rt. 1. Five hundred cap. | brooder, automatically rate cost new over $30; sell reason: or exc.; also thermometer -caponizing set, new. -Tabor, Albany, Rt. .c. : . Big Grey Hen incubator, 16 eap., practically new, with structions; sell or exe. for be fer of bred gilt of good breed; prepay. shipment. Arnold C, kins, LaGrange, Rt. 6 Wishbone, 400 cap. in 3 se ions set 2 or all at same time; eg: ner; cost $95; sell for $40. 1 J. MecCorvey, Coolidge, . Two hundred egg ine. cond., hot water heated; iltin chimney, $10; or exc, for 135 blood- tested Tompkins st Dark Red fies old chicks.. Mrs. R. Dona ay ' Summit. Re Four hundred and fifty ca cubator in first-class con.,- Mrs. Piety Forbes, BrOgn ets or Bhickena. Dea See re) One hundred and sixty cap ine.,- good con., made by = matic Inc.. Co. oe $10; T.. B- | Blue Ridge, Rt. 1, : Little Brown Hen inc. compl 2 with instruction book, mometer, $3 or exc. for shoat wt: 59-60 Ibs.; write first. T: W Man: ning, Dudley, Rip ds eek Six hundred egg cap: Tdeal used very little, pat. turning tre S15, WC: Cooper, ar Rt. 2 y . Incubators, Brooders, Ete., Wanted Want 110 cap. inc.; write Ww you. have, price, ete. G. EB. Ki Hahira, Rt. 2. e Want small Buckeye ines con., A model, will . exc. plants at $1 M for same. Folin Douglas, Alma; Rt. 1: Want little Putman Stove in good eon.; address: i Ethel Hale, Waycross, - ae Hicks St. 3 Want incubator; will trade plants at 60c M in 2M lots up, 11&-150 cap. good ine. J. BF. Ho Ly Py Rte 2: a Want good inc, and prod Jer vise cap. make > : - proode Iham Lee, Vidalia, value. 3131 - equal Atlanta, er Hatcher incubators, -and 290, in good ee day old } me. Mrs, G. -R. Par- Lee, Vidalia. Stock For Sale LE FOR SALE good cow, first calf, + cheap. W. B. Harbin; | ld bull calf, Here- ey crossed, beef or 9 at my farm; moth- freshen 2nd. week gle. B.A. Nicholls, h in un 2nd. calf, 0 bu: No. 1 straight pu. Sc yrs. old; gal. per day, in $35; money order only. A, Alte. : Jersey. milech cow, calf ade Me. Lee, Powder ready for $50. dete interest ey mileh cow. for sale, vill sell right. fon, Rt. 1. ) cream: color, heifer, first l 1-mo.-old, $25. J. CC. Newsome, i: s o: Gold. Cert. J. vray bbits, or chickens. burn. : yy bull, 6 yrs. old. Dam -old. official record of Bred by J. H. Hooks, a., $50 or exc, for rez. . J. Hall, Sandersville. ung steers for sale or will lue. .T. J.. Postma, i: _ steers, 1 and 2 yrs. W Rowell, Metcalfe, Rt. 1 in cows for sale. Glen: head of cows and d, fresh Jersey cows, heifers, 14 smc) heif- Is, 2-6-mos.-old-. Chean D. W: Brock, Farrar, eg. Polled Hereford and heifers. Terms reliable parties. Ap- well, Siloam. fresh, 4th calf, 4 gal. 8. butter daily; $32.50 West of Rosebud, Ga. milch cows with young ale cheap; also: nice lot bs, 80c; Clays, 65c. Ben Sandersville. ~P, C. gilt, wt. about 0:. Mrs. Piety Forbes, 2 fat feeder pigs, 7 and 8 pure bred, 12 are 7/8 caster, Sylvester. ig pone Guinea hogs (3 mi. G Hy, in head of | either sex; meat rabbits, 412%4 Ib. Millwobd. Pure Guinea pigs Ses: pairs, 6 wi old, $6 or FOB, in No. 1 con. _Ten-mos. -old gilt, wt, 100 Ibs., mixed with Guinea, bred, $6; 200- ib. sow of same breed, with 7 nice pigs. $15. Clyde: Lanier, Graymont, RA; : O. I, C. sow, bred to farrow in 4 September; had 11 pigs last litter; 2 yrs. old in October, $20. with pedigree, J. D. Wynn, Carlton. Five reg. Duroe Jersey piss, 6 Eee old; $5; without papers; 6 Duroc J. 6 wks. old pigs, $2;- no} papers. FOB. (Name Omni tied a ad). Chipley, Rt. 2. 3 Duroc Jersey bred gilts cae pies; both sex. Reg. in buyrs name. Reasonable prices, LL, mM Kennedy, Collins, Six S. P. , shoats, 2 males and 4 gilts, $6 ea. or lot for $25; reg. in buyers name. Touelle Davis, Waresboro. Fine, pure bred S. P. Cc. males, 8 wks. old, cholera. immune; $3.50 ea. Victor Davidson. Trwinton, Pure bred O. I. C, hogs; papers if desired. All ages. Will sacri- fice price on account of the de- pression. Corner Adel and Spain Road. Ww. T. Lilly, _Morven. Reg. Duroc boar, wt. about 400 Ibs., $20, or exe. for corn, shoats or heifers, J. E. Nix, Decatur, Rt. 2. . out Clearmont Rd.), or 1007 Ga. Savings Bank Bldg., Atlanta, Yen P. C. pigs. 6 wks. old, $5 pr. Or exc. 1 for 50 White L. baby chicks; cannot ship. C. A. yer McDonough, Rt. 6. Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 3 to 3% mos. old $5 ea.; 2 for $9; 3 for $12. John Cc: smith, Sale City. Three pigs, 14 wks. old, B. P. C;, $4 each; Duroe Jersey zilt, 5 mos. old. $6; all pure stock, ent. to reg., treated; FOB, cash. Mrs. H. A. Humphrey, Mitchell, Rt. 1. Reg. Big Bone choicest breeding; sat. guar, W. Box 146. eS One pr. male and female shoats, wt. 30-35 Ibs. ea.; 3/4 S. P. C. and % Jersey, $5, or $3 ea. Obie R. Wilson, Garfield, Rt. 2. | HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE Two mules for sale, $22.50 and $45: good workers. Austin Adams, Fast Atlanta, 455 East Side Ave. Nice, gentle black and _ white spotted Shetland pony for sale or exc for 4 gal. Jersey cow and calf: F. L. Beasley, Reidsville. One-four-yr-old jennet, wt. 750 Tbs. Sell or trade for velvet beans, peas or most any farm product. Black Essex; pairs no akin; J. Bargeron, Sardis, |P. A. Price, Albany. Good mule, cheap, or exc. for fresh mileh cow. W. del. Valley. pepper Wi Me Wri M; 5 M up, 75e M; deli in in Beck, Baxley, Rt. 3. ee P. R. plants, Gov. insp., 5 5 M, $2.25 FOB; no chks. B Kimbrel, Baxley, Rt. 3: ~ P. R. plants, red skin, imp. insp., $1 M del. Mrs. Bess street, Hazlehurst: Gov. insp. P, R. plants, imp. skin, can fill orders at once |M FOB; sat. guar. Lincoln Arnold, Hazlehurst. P. R. plants, 75e Me Triumph, 80c M del; 1 Min lots of 5000. 2 aes Salants now, oats: ay Gy Douglas, : oP: R. and Boon - po-, M; 5M up, 50c bu. ainesville, AC 2 ee R. plants, 75c M; M up, 50c M; post- n Crow, Gainesville, plan ts, matchless, Earli- : ailtimore, Margiobe.. 2, 300; 80e M; cabbage, Summer Drum. Head, 500; 60c- M del; Cc Rowe, Witzgerald. nsp. P. R. plants, 50c M Gibson, Folkston. 2 ier. plants, 65c M George Griffis, Odum, Pp, R. plants, 65c M -M; money order only. is, Odum. Box 134. and pink skin plants, euttings; 75c M . del.; ots of 5 M_ or. more. McLeod, Screven. yellow skin P. R. ; Greater B. tomato, ipment. S. D. Sheffield, Rm. plants, 40c M FOB, el.; cash with order: no mn Sellers, Baxley, Rt. 4, R. and Big Stem Jersey Zen. M del; 5 M up, i 1p. red skinP. R. plants, iin, 50c M FOB; 65c M, L. Dukes, Surrency, yan, Baxley. AR. plants, en eR: Toe M Leg- e Pecoty and Roe Cy - $1.25 ements, Pitts, 2. plants, 75c M; 5 M, $6; prompt shipment; spring cabbage plants, $2. J. G. Owens, Pem- 1000. ants, Gov. insp. M del.; half cash with W. Adams, Graham, Rt. }. , Plants, from vine po~ M COD, A. W. Parsons, R. plants, 50c M. exp. M del.;-Greater B. and pmato plants, 50c M exp. eM del. S. J. Lindsey, eabbage and _ = potato Oe M; beet, tettuce ,to- 0; pepper, hot, $1.75 M: to $2.40; sage, dill and ckleberry, 3.50 1902-1: Dublin. plants, Gov. insp., 50c y amount: cash with on Nail, Baxley. lants, Gov. insp. and "MM, 65c M by parcel exp. del.: prompt ship- Rentz, Baxley. ~ heading collard Size, 75 M not pre- some for tomato or es plants; give 2 for 1; ea. Paoney. orders. T. G. skin P. R. plants, 50ec M 60 del. J. M. Tomberlin, _ tomato plants, 12 or 18 T5e M; also R. I. Red chickens for Lynn, Waycross, Rt. 4. aR plants, 75 M post- Jots of 5 M-up,. FOB. fel, Butley. ants Wanted mW insp.: red skin P. R. 1 M Bell pepper plants, for 1 M tomato plants. J. oed, Denton. Chicks For Sale Hive R. I. Red, 4. wks. Ychran, Rt. 5. V mixed breed, 4 wks. $7 FOB, or exc. for 6 eifer. J. JAY Thomas, Rt. 1 < Butt. Orp, paby h. Mis shoniex. John- Me> texp. col, Stone to- and, live del. parcel p Buena Vista. : ve Fifty 5 wks. old. ae Vy mixed chieKs, 13 each, -exp.: col,, or 14c each, prepaid; 8 Brown L. pullets and rooster, 10 wks. old; 50 each: Mrs. Dollie M. Harrell, Hawkinsville, Rt. 2. Box 25. Baby chicks from state accredit: {ed, thoroughly tested flocks, bred. for high egg production. Write for. price on the kind and number wanted. Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley. English Leghorns, Reds Barred Rocks. Quality chicks, pure bred stock, at reduced prices: $7 per 110; C eggs. Eustace J. McKinney, Sr., Blackshear. . Heavy assorted day old -chicks, c each; 100, same kind, 4 wks. old; fine and healthy, 15c each. Miss Ida Swearingen, Chester, Vigorous pure bred chicks; Rocks, Reds, White Rocks, Wyan- dottes, Eng. Leghorns, $5 C; heavy these | assorted, $4.75; . prepaid: prices special for June 7 shipment. R. H. Fechtel, Albany. Four wks. old, chicks, 15c each; money order pre- ferred. Mrs. J. S. Berryhill, Coch- Yau Rt, 5s Day old. chicks, mixed, $7 C: J. B. Giants, $10 100. Mrs. O. &. Crumley, Soperton, Rt. 2. One hundred heavy mixed 4 wks old chicks, 15c each. Mrs. D. -D. NeSmith, Cochran, Rt, 3. Hen hatched, mixed heavy breed day old chicks, 7c each del.; if hen desired to carry them. 65c; shipped together, FOB. Mrs. J.B. Cullars, Claxton. Pure bred Barred Rocks, Reds. Eng. Leghorns from well selected stock, $5.50 C; heavy assorted, $5.25; less than 100, add 1c per chick; prepaid; live del. $1. bu.; 5-and 10 bu: lots, Shae. cash with . order. 4. Barnes, Greenville. White Mexican June corr, pki $150 bul FOR, Rk, ee Monroe. Pure Blue. Mexican June, and shelled, 60c pk.; $1. $0 FOB. Mrs. H. H. Huff, Bis Bred up Mexican white and blue mixed; sisting. Write for sample price. S: B. Kinard, Jacksen Shallu or Egyptian whe: chicken corn, 10c pkg.: 25 i lbs., $1... Exc, for any tine vse. Mrs. Clara Murray, Ober: Solid blue Mexican June o bu.; 60c pkg. FOB. Nuk shelled. W. H. Huf?. Mogan County. : seed Wanteac Want .100 bu. srain 4 & seed; quote best price el.: want. millet. Walker, f Macon, Rt. 1. 5 WS! CORN AND SEED CORN WANTED In the market for esrn jn in car lots or truck leads; quantity, quality and prier, B, Barfield, Macon, fixe. Jersey bull ealf, gul for corn, Ga. cane svrup. or sted oats; calf is Conk: Premier breeding. s ADE Tee scellaneous For Sale Good, yellow, flue-cured tobacco, | , put up in 5 Ib. sacks; smok- ee 60C; chewing, 65c, postpaid in Gov, insp. potato Plants, 65c. Mrs. L. D. Boatright, Rockingham. Burdock and mullin roots, 40c .; Queen of the meadow, yellow oats, 20c tb.; add postage. Miss Angie Mae Lee, Murrayville, Rt. 1 Bright, flue-cured tobacco, aged, mellow, yellow or red, best grade, ixed ready to chew, 10 lbs. 75c ash. Cleo Williams, Alma. _Flue-cured tobacco, aged, mel- ow, best gradu, well pressed, ready to chew, 10 lbs. 75c; prompt ship- ment. Loy Williams, Alma. Good, flue cured tobacco, who'e eaves, not molded, chewing, i2e; smoking, 10c; prepaid in Ga. No ders less. than 50c. Quitman oatright, Rockingham. | : Sweet, flue cured tobacco, 12 Wa $1: prepaid to 8rd zone. Mrs. ; J. Joyner, Baxley, Rt. 2. Rich, mellow, bright, flue-cured tobacco; prepaid; ready to use. Ten lbs., $1, prepaid in Ga. J. S. Crapps, Alma, Rt. 3. Dried wild cherry bark, 15c Ib.: . Ibs; dried sage, 25c Ib.; large age and catnip plants, 5c ea. Exe. - for 100-Ib; cap, white feed sacks. Drs. Leila Titshaw, Monroe, Rt. 5. White feed sacks, 100-lb. cap.; ree from holes, 5c ea., not post- aid. Wt. about 7 lbs: per 12. No exc. J. Kingston, Atlanta, 189 Ma- ion Dr; Rt. 2. Four or 5 bu. pure oaee Drip Cane seed, lic gal; or $1 bu. plus postage. J. I. Hunter, Douglas- fille, Rt. 1, Mullin leaves, 25c C; roots, 25c %. Mtn. huckleberry, 50c C. Heart Bal roots, 25c lb. Exc. for white Seed sacks or good tobacco. Mary -Rangley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Black walnut kernels, 45c Ib.; white tender half runner beans, $c cupful, postpaid. Exc. for good mt cotton. Write first. Mrs. M. . Mason, Cut Cane. Bright, flue-cured tobacco, aged nd mellow; prepaid; ready to ew; 10 lbs., 90c; prepaid to 38rd Mrs. Fannie Parker, Alma. isa, mellow, flue-cured_ to- bacco; not molded; chewing, 12c; @moking. 10c. No orders less than $0c. Postage paid in Ga. Mrs. J. g. Boatright, Rockingham. Good, tender cornfield and Black Pole bean seed, 20c teacupful; red and white speckled Crowders, pur- pie hull white table peas, 65c gal. er $1.25 pk. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Fiowery Branch. Calif, beer seed, 10c start, pre- : aid. Money or stamps. Clarence embree, Rockmart, Rt. 5. Calif. beer seed, 10c start, post- paid. Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rock- Mart, Rt. 2. White Rice pop corn for seed, @ound and clean, 1931 crop; 10c Weacupful, or 3 for 25c; 50c gal. repaid to any address. Ralph fi. vit: Airy, Rt..1, Box..35. Calif. multiplying beer seed, good AE, 10c; pkg. of another seed frce with ea. order of beer seed. rs. J, E. Kirk, Rockmart. Miscellaneous Wanted Bxc. P. R. plants for pears, fruit ey, B. LL. chicks. Pat Lewis, Bax- ww, Rt. 4. ic: Gov. insp. P. R, plants for Luby. chicks, any large breed or r Bennie seed, sunflower seed or hicken corn seed. Mrs. J. H. Pin- olster, Ray City. Will make dewhberry jelly on lves. if party will furnish all the mascar and the jars to put their half Can start now. Nellie Baynes, dairsville, Rt. 4. Want some extra good chewing tobacco, Send sample and price; > sale, white garden stick beans md cut, shorts, seed, 15c cupful, stpaid. W. W. Anderson, Carte- Mellow. flue-cured tobacco, 102 Del. in lots of 10 lbs. or more; oa Dlants, 50c M. Frank Smith, Good, "yellow, flue-cured tobacco, 2 bs. $1 prepaid to 38rd zone, Cash ith order. Bernard Thornton, bamiey, Rt, 2. : Extra good, home-made flue- mea tobacco, 13 ibs. $1, del. +o a zone. Evelyn Herring, Baxley, ese: Good home-made, flue-cured to- bacco for sale, del. to 3rd zone. Pile, for price on amount wanted. R W. Tomberlin, Baxley, Rt. 2. we eans lard, about 45 lbs. per Mrso Do Fo Walker, ne hundred Ibs. niece, clean eathers, 30 lb. On Lera as Sauls. Be, clean, no trash, R. GC. Stover, Protection. - Miscellaneous Want Good, old home-made tobacco, 10. Ib. or exe, for. value. Dayis, Surrency. White cotton feed gacks. or exc, for field peas, Velvet beans, kudzu or other plants, cured meats, ete. A. C. Floyd, Chamblee. : Wild cherry bark, calamus, bear- foot, yellow root, rattle oot and other barks and roots. All 30c Ib. R C. Stover, Protection. Bull Nettle, black haw, heart leaves, root, 25c Ib. Sassafras, mullen, Jerusalem oak, 10 lb. del. C, A. Joiner, Warthen, Rt: 1. Ten Ibs. whole leaf tobacco, ex. for dried fruit, 25 B. R. chicks, 7 wks. old, 25c ea. Exc, for Tomp- kins Red eggs or eee: Mrs. R, Donaldson, Summit, Rt. Good, : mllow oe Goce and Del. to 3rd zone. less 50c. Lennie Burke, Surreney, Ree: Good, home-made flue-cured to- bacco, 13. lbs. $1, del. to 8rd zone. H, H. Herring, Baxley, Rt. 2. Bright leaf tobacco, 12 lbs. $1. Prepaid up to 8rd zone. W. Cc. Joyner, Baxley, Rt. 2. Black walnut kernels, nice and 35e Ib. del. Mrs. Bright, flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow, best; prepared ready to chew; also potato plants, 40c M. M. S. White, Alma. Flue-cured tobacco, bright, aged, mellow; best grade; prepared ready to chew, 10 lbs. $1. Post- paid to 8rd zone. Sat. guar. HE. J. Taylor, Nichols. Good, flue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1. Prepaid to 8rd zone; 6 Ibs, 65c: prepaid to 8rd zone. Cash \with order. Mrs. Ward Leggett, Bax- ley Good tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1; pre- paid te 3rd zone. Cash with order, : Alice Milokin, Baxley. Good, mellow, flue-cured co- bacco; bright and red, chewing, 8c; smoking, 6c lb.. David Hutto, Surrency, Rt. 2- Ground oyster, shells for large and small chickens, $1 per C dbs. FOB. W. A. Smith; Savannah, 102 East Bay St. One-half million Napier grass roots; will cut 20-40 tons green forage; all stock crazy about it. Write for price. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert. Horse apple jelly, $1.50 per doz.; mint plants, 50c per 50. Mrs: Z. M. Story, Thomson. Want 3-4 Ibs. Grubb root and Queens Delight. Send small sam- ple for identification... J. J. San- ders, Atlanta, 37644 Decatur St. Exe. Sugar Crowder peas for Bell pepper plants, cornfield beans, good Ga. Sugar Cane syrup, etc. Write. John L. Smith, Reeves. Want home-made tobacco, smok- ing and chewing. Send sample and best prices. Have for sale home-cured hams, 18 to 20 lbs., 15c lb. B. L. Perry, Cumming, Rt, 5. Want 25 Ibs. fresh whole wheat flour. Name best price del. by parcel post. Maude Hamby, Green- ville. : Paying good price for Ginseng roots, sassafras and Golden Seal and other herbs. Mail price and sample. G. Freeman, Ila. Exe. New Era, Brabham and a yellow pea for sugar cane syrup or good honey or goats. J. F. Phelps, Sycamore. Exc. 2 M P. R. potato plants for peas or chickens. Madie Walters, Baxley, Rt. 3. Exe, sound, good, dried peaches for ready to chew and smoke to- bacco, Ib. for 1b.; each paying postage. T A: S. Roberts, Jones- boro, Rt. 1. Georgia Products For Sale BEANS AND. PEAS FOR SALE Sixty-five bu. Clay peas, 70c bu ; 35 bu. Whipps, 70c bu.; 5 bu. Brabs, 85c bu., FOB here; in good shipping bags. I. J. Coleman, Devereux, Box 4. Several kinds: of peas and cane seed for sale. If interested, writ>2 for price; also comb honey, 10c Ib. C, L. Osborn, Ellijay, Rt. 4. One hundred bu. No. 1 velvets in good even wt. 2% bu. bags, 75e bu., FOB. Exc, for 300 bu. shelled corn, or will pay cash for corn if priced right. J, F. Bohanon, East- man. Ky. wonder and tender garden bunch beans, 10c cupful; May ap- ple, yellow root, 12 1b.; blood root, 20c lb.; add postage. Mrs. J. H. Fox, Dial. Wield peas, Brabs, $1.10 bu.; Clays and Whips, each, $1 bu.; mixed, 90c bu., freight paid on Ga. road on 5 or more bu, J. A. Butler, Irwinton, Rt, 1. : : ae Phillip | Sen No order: scund, Bright, No. i Be ohae Bad Iron peas, 75e bu. in 2% bu. mixed, 60e bu, E. as, Carter, Lump- Rie Three to 500 peas, also few bu. white peas: for sale. J. A. Alford, Gloster. : One hundred and twenty bu. Brabs, 95 to 96 per cent pure, sound. seed stock, 85e bu., FOB. Sample on request. J. J. Mays. Rosier. Thirty bu. choice Clay peas for sale or will-exc.:in part for pigs. D. Y. Hicks, Roberta. Ten bu. white sugar Crowders, $1.50 bu. FOB. Mrs, W. T. sons Whitesburg. Few 6 wks. speckled. Cowie 6c Ib. and postag e; 1% bu. speckled field peas, No.- 1s,. 5c-bu..- Mrs. RF: L, Greene, Cuthbert, Rt. 4. One hundred bu. 90-day velvets, practically 100 per cent sound, 65 bu.; 100 bu. sound, mixed peas, 60 bu. D. W. Knight, Dexter. One hundred bu. 90-day velvets, 95 to 100 per cent sound, 60c bu., FOB, C. Nicholson, Dexter. Two hundred bu. No. 1 Brab peas, 80c bu., FOB. Rk P. Walker, Bonaire. Pure nk nera! -peas in good econd., $1 bu. C, G. Studstill, Haw- kisville, Rt. 5. Ten bu. Clay peas, 95c bu., FOB. C. KE. Bedenbaugh, Wrightsville, RET: Peas: Brabs, Irons, Tillmans, Whipps, 90c bu.; mixed peas, 85 bu., FOB; cash. Wallie M. Ray, Ft. Valley, RED. One hundred bu. clean, sound velvets, 65c bu. up to 10 bu. lots; over 10 bu., 60c bu., FOB. J. A Wolfe, Dublin. Forty to 50 bu. good, clean Brah- ham peas, even wt., new sacks, 75c bu., FOB; creck with order; no exc. I". P. Baldwin, Marshallville Three hundred bu. Laredo beans, recleaned, $1.50 bu. L.: M. Felton, Marshallville. Brown Crowders, $1 bu., 5 bu. or more; less 5 bu., $1.25 bu.; O-too- tans, good, recleaned, 1931 crop, $3.25 bu.; less 5 bu., "$3. 50 bu. J. Ww. Clark, Stockbridge. Early red valentines, Burpees stringless green pod bunch, striped half runners, 15c lb.; red speckled Crowders, white rice peas, 3 cups 5c. Ruby Barrett, =e Rt. 3, Box 57. 100 bu, Whipp peas, $1 pu., TOB. OUP: Daniel, Senoia. Thurmond and Irish grey melon seed, each, 25 1b:; nothing less than 2 Ibs.; 10 acres each of sugar Crowder peas and roasting ear corn, ready June 15. M. W. Willi- ford, Ashburn, Ten bu. cane seed, 3 bu. peas, 2 bu. Brabs, 1 of red rippers for sale, or exc. Make best offer. J. BE. Poole, Waleska, Rt. 1. Three or 4 bu. clean honey drip cane seed, $1 bu. Eixc. part or all for thoroughbred B. R. chicks, not under 8 wks, old. J. G. Boatrignht. Carrollton, Rt. 4. A-few bu. white Crowder peas, $1 bu. FOB. H. D. Cooke, Buena Vista, Rt. 5. High grade. Brabham peas, uniform in shape and practically free from weevils; write for price on amount wanted, Ag Ps Howe, Ft. Valley, Rt. 8. Speckled Crowders, purple hull and Lady peas, 3 Ibs., 25c: red rippers, Brabs., 10 lbs., 50; tobacco plants, $1.50 M; all del. Ollie Pruitt, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Mung beans, 10 lbs., $1 postpaid; quality prices on request. E. N. Eslinger, Ringgold. Pure New Era peas, 65c bu., in good sacks, FOB: 3B. F. Cheek, Lavonia, Sound, clean 90-day velvets, 75c bu.; O-too-tans, $2.50 bu.; iron, Brabham peas, mixed, 5c bu.: straight Clays or speckled, 65c bu.; mixed peas; 60c bu. C. H. Cooke, Sandersville, Rt. One hundred and twenty-five bu. No. 1 iron peas in 24% bu. bags, $1 bu. FOB. L. S. Hayes, Bonaire. Imp. Whip. and unknown peas, $1 bu. FOB; McQuire watermelon seed, 35c lb.; white velvet okra, 35c lb.; 300 bundles of 4-hand fodder, $2 100. O. J. Hdwards, Dacula. Five rundred bu. choice seed early speckled velvets, 60 bu.: No. 1 O-too-tan soy beans, $2.70 bu. Jack Bureh, Chester. Genuine O-too-tans ,new crop, sotnd, recleaned, $2.75 bu. FOB. G. A. Ware, Marshallville. One hundred bu. each, Brabs. and mixed, 40 bu. New Eras, 20. bu. each, cream Crowders and California black-eyes; write for prices, W. S. Holman, Buford, Gxtiee os : bags; { bu. mixed field. | eyed peas,. sound Georgia Products For Sale | ~6Few ibs. crease-back and other tender cornfield beans, mixed, 15 ae z add postage. Exe. for 100 1b. Tittle white mush peas, 10 Ibs., gi postpaid; no chks.; Duroc Jersey young boars, for sale, L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt to - Box ot. cap.. white feed sacks, or for cot- ton. Mrs. EB. Hunt, Young Cane. Seventy-five bu. Tillman peas, T5e bu. Sample on request. J. F. Lowe, Sr. Ft. Valley. Ga. grown Laredo soy beans, re- cleaned, in 245 bu. bags, $1.50 bu. O. K, David, Marshallville. One and one-half bu. Calif. black- for seed, $1.10 bus 6 Ibs. bunch beans; postage... J. Rts fs Fancy cream Crowder and lady peas, recleaned, treated especial'y for seed, 5 lbs. 50c; 10 Ibs. 85c; 100 Ibs. $5, prepaid; sat. guar. E&. A. Hayes, Buford, : Sugar. Crowders, $1.20. bu; white with black-eye peas, 90c bu: colored mixed hay peas, 75c bu.; all FOB, Lauren Noble, Trenton. Two hundred bu. hay peas, 75c stringless The,;-or 15 Ib-; T. Carden, Bremen, or seed oats. R. S. Parham, Green- ville. FRUIT AND VEGHTABLES : FOR SALE Butter beans, sugar Crowder peas, roasting ear corn, canta- loupes, Stone Mtn. melons. Ready 10 of June, by the truck load. oO. A, Lightsey, Bristol, Baby lima beans and canta- loupes, ready by June 15 or 20. Jesse Carpenter, Tifton, Rt. 3. Car load or two of big, tender collards. R. L. gps cae Bain- bridge, RFD Sun-dried apples and peaches, free from core, ete; 10c 1b.; mas- tendon everbearing strawberry plants, $5c C, $3 M; add postage: M. A. Stansel, Cleveland, Nice, dried applies, 10 Ib., or exec. for 100 lb. cap. white feed sacks or anything can use, Miss Ruth White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35. : Booking orders for nice, fresh huckleberries, 25c gal., FOB; ship- ping in 30 days. Exc. for good side meat or flue-cured tobacco; cat-. nip, peppermint plants, 25c doz. John Cross, Clarkesville. BUTTER FOR SALE Four to 6 lbs. firm, fresh Jersey butter 6a. week, from 6 gal. cow: 20c lb. del. Mrs. Hattie Wofford, Gainesville, Rt. 3, Cow t. b. tested; 25c Ib. Mrs. Bi, F. Smith, Bowdon, week. del. Roe 1 Two to 4 Ibs. fresh Jersey butter ea, week, in 4% molds, 25c lb. del. W. E, Wilson, Carrollton, Rt. 6. Four Ibs. butter a week, 17c Ib. if 2 or more Ibs. taken at a time. Mrs, M. Ll. Clark, Lithonia, Rt. 1. Hight or 10 lbs. butter each week, guar. cows t. b. tested, 20c lb. del.; sample for postage: mung Rock, Rt. 3. Three or 4 lbs. nice, yellow but- ter ea. week, 30c lb. del. Cows t. b, tested, Mrs. J. W. Dobbins, Hiram, Rt. 1 PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE Thirty lbs. pecans, Stuarts, Schley and Vandemans, 10c Ib., FOB, Mrs. E, T. May, Warthen. Spanish peanuts for seed, shelled, 8c; hand picked, 314c: Ga. runners, 3% FOB. A. M. Hubbard, Bluffton. Runner peanuts, grown especial- ly for seed, 100 Ibs,, $1.50 hand Shelled, pound, 4c. E. A. Brooks, Edison.: Ga. raised N. C. runners, saved without: rain: good seed; 2 Ib. J. D. Swint, Lenox. Ga, runners, saved without rain; good seed, 2c lb. C. B. Daughtrey, Lenox. Seed peanuts, 8c lb. FOB; Span- ish or Ga. Runners; good for plant- ing or eating. A. M. Hubbard, Bluffton. : Genuine N. C. Runners, picked without rain, 45c bu. FOB. Cash or money order with orders. 0O. M. Greene, Iron City. No. 1 shelled Spanish, 3c lb. N.C. Runners, 3c lb. Any amount. All FOB. J. H. Sims, Bluffton. Good, dry, red skin Spanish pea- nuts, 2c Ib. in bu. lots; under that, 2 1-4c; Brab peas, little mixed, 800 bu, 2 or more bu., 75c bu. Add postage. son, ee Rt A gilts, and 8 wks. pigs. ;4-bu. up, 45; green pod] add. j ham. bu., or exc, for corn, 90-day beans { $5 FOB here; 2 Five Ibs. fresh Jersey butter per | beans, 8c Ib: Coy Willis, Talking e White Spanish peanuts 100- 1b. bag, $1.75; -60-Ib.) b Buy a bag and enjoy eating ed or salted, Sam Gatewood, land. 4 Spanish peanuts, 4o 1h de parce! post. W. G. i Brooklyn. White Spanish, 2 ba ee 10 bu. up, 40c pI Guar. No. 1. Malvin ore _ ham. FRESH: AND. CURED N Brooks eounty hams, 200; 18: shoulders, 12 1b.} smoke dead wood; money. orders Cleon Hutchinson, Quitman Nice, cured hams, guar. so from corn fed hogs, wt. 20 iy -20e lb., del. Mrs. J: M. Lewi Vv then. ~ Nice, cure od hams, canvassed. 15 to.20 ibs., 15 Ib., FOB. oa. B. Lanier, Brooklet... < SYRUP FOR SALE A-l pure Ga. Cane ae cases of 12 half-gal., $3.25; 2: $3.75 FOB. J, T. Ponder, Wi VEGETABLES FOR SAI Green peas by truck load a June 8 J. Ww. Willis, Sylve: Rt..-3; : ; ; HONEY BEES AND BER $s PLIES FOR SALE My entire bee yard for sale pat. hives. Mrs. John M. Charlotte. Bright comb honey packed labeled, 5-lb. pails, 12 per. $5.25. J, T. Mullis, Alma. Twenty lbs. pure yellow wax, 20c Ib. Add postage. Jo Lott, Broxton, RFD 2. =. Honey in 10-Ib. oe XM FOB. Cash with ORDERS: Dean, Cochran. : New Ext. honey, 6-10- tb. 2-10-Ib., $2. pos All orders shipped prompily. A. Crumney, Doctortown. Georgia Products Wanted _ BEANS AND PEAS. WNTED Want hay peas, any var. cream Crowder peas;. will + R. potato and tomato plants: wi for exc. proposition. A Wi liams, Quitman. : axe. 2 EP ae plants fe Brab. peas; ea. pay echgs. Dowdy, Baxley. Two thousand Gov. ian piants for 1 bu. Brab. peas, o running var.; will pay frt. of GoD Vaughn, Baxley. sae me Eixe, P. R. plants; for. any hay peas: thousand plants ft peas; .will pay postage on and you pay on peas. Ti ae Cro axiey, Rt. 4. Exe. 1500 insp. Bo R. viene 10 bu. Brab. peas: you pay sit ping ches. on plants and I p peas. W. H. Hamm, Ri Want . red sample and price. Hanner, Barney. - Exe. imp. P. R. plants for B ham or Clay peas, 1 M plants 9 1 bu. peas. Ha. pay chgs. - Thompson, Nicholls. - Want peas and dried fruit. exc, P. R. plants, Gov. eo same. Hardy King, Hahira.. Exe. setting of 15 pure. Black JJersey Giant eggs for 6 white bunch _ butter > peans, pay postage. Mrs, John = Commerce, RED 7: Exc, P. R. plants for peas? te Clays or unknowns. Buford Shai non, Nicholls, RFD 8. #) FRUIT WANTED Eixc. Gov. insp. potato plants dried peaches or apples; plants for 25 lbs, fruit, free worms. Mrs. J. H. Pinholster City: Exe. P. R. plants for dried 1 M plants for 10 Ibs. nice oo 1506 plants for bu: good, s Brabs. or clay peas. B. A, r Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 23. ripper [Peas Mrs, for 10 lbs. dried pence I lbs. dried apples; each pay Mrs. J. N.: Alexander, Vala ECL. Ps PECANS AND = WANTED ae Want 1 M Ibs. of well filled papershell pecans. Send sa quote best cash price, FOB pers station. BR. ee Bron Americus, x Want au varieties an Money order. Arnie Pear: