Second-Hand Farm Machinery, Flower. and Sead | Incubator and Ornamental ssi Stock Monthly Supplement 5 _STATE CAPITOL AGRICULTURE. - COMMISSIONER SS ||/ PUBLISHED.BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1932. ultry For Sale AS AND AUSTRALORPS FOR SALE ustralorp cockerels direct sborne, Feb. hatched, wt. -T Ibs., $2 each; 5 to one 9. J. C. Miller, Midland. or 5 Shepherd str. Ancona rels for sale, April hatch, 5dc ; Buerna Vista. Mrs. C. M Buena. Vista, Rt 83 2 Ancona hens at. low write me. Mrs. D. Whiddon, AMS AND BRAHMAS FOR SALE March hatch pure bred ahma Giant str., rose comb each. Mrs. G. W. shins, us : ; old, 32. 50; 2 young hens would consider exc. for in rooster and hens. B. and 2 roosters, 35c each; own Feb. hatch, 10c each; 2 $2.50 for the lot or will fryers or hens healthy and C. Phillips, Jr., Avera. . Buff Cochin, Bantam Sizes, half grown and $1 each 2/3 grown, $1.50 FO n, $2 each; eggs, $1.50 H. Wright, Atlanta. ale black tail Japanese 3 mos, old; 3 male Goid- ht Bantams, same age, $1 will exc. for pullets of Mrs. Joe L. Young, La- ung ones, all pure, now d, $5, or young ones 5c es $1 per 15. Mrs. R. Q. mixed Bantams, small reh and April hatch, 75c oC. i, -B: Roberts, Cax- Prevailing Wholesale Prices, June 27, 1932. Always Subject to Variation. 58S, extra, doz. Poultry hoc Sale BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS A pair of Parks Barred Rocks, 10 wks. old, $1. 50; trio of Wycoft's R. I. Reds, $2. 50; about 30 Tan- cred White Leghorn cockerels, se- lected for breeding, 65c each, or in lots, 60c each; will exg. Mrs. wim, ii. Burch, Helena, Hight B. R. pullets, about 10 wks. old, 50c each; also 6 kid goats, market size for sale. Wilbur Don- aldson, Summit, Rt. 2. ; For sale or exc. 7 March hatch cream A Parks str. B. R. cock- erels, $1 each, or value in fresh vegetables, dried fruits, etc, Miss Mattie Hancock, Brunswick. ~ Tom Barron Eng. cockerels, Roselawns AA best grade, direct as baby chicks, 11 wks. old, $1 ea. Mrs. E. M. Roberts, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 269-B. Have 2 B. R. and 2 W. L. cock- erels, Booth triple A bloodstested, t0--exc,- for-5 bu. oats: Mrs. J Bb. Atkinson, Madison. Pure White Rock roosters, 4 mos, old, $1-each; truckers favor- ite seed corn.45c pk., or exc. for peanuts. B. T. Thornton, Ss at Thirty-two B. R, Gone. and 2 cockerels, $20 not prepaid: cash with order; no checks. W. J. Burk- ett, West Green, Rt. 2. One pure bred White. Rock Fischel cockerel, 15 mos. old, $1.50: cockerels, 2 mos. old, 40c each; also large fresh eggs, 75c per 16 postpaid; cash with order; no checks. Mrs. C. C, Payne, Tifton, Rt. 6. Parks str. Barred Rock cock- erels, 3 mos. old, raised on clean new range, $1.30 each, 2 for $2.50 FOB; cream grade direct from Parks. J. Q. Olliff, Bristol. Fifteen nice pullets, Mch. hatch, 40c each, or will exc. for 10 bu. wheat. B. A, Skelton, Cornelia. One hundred Barred Rocks and Reds, March hatched, pure bred, 50 each; 12 pullets to match, all FOB Cli- max; prompt shipment. W. U. J. Draughan, Climax. Poultry For Sale Holterman Aristocrat and Parks str. Barred Rock layers for sale. L. S. McDaniels, Albany, Rt. 3. Barred Rock pullets 10 wks. old, well developed, 50c each; cockerel free with 15 pullets. V. K. Hern- don, Gay. GIANTS FOR SALE Jersey White Giant rooster, 1 yr. old, $3; 4 hens same age, $2 ea.; Wright and Truitt str.; also want couple of settings of Dark Cornish game eggs, Scott str. Mrs. J. A. Morgan, Valdosta. 2 cocks free with every GAMES FOR SALE Pit Games, never known to run, 2-3 Ib. size, $1.50. G. W. Price, Atlanta, 1678 Emory Rd. Dark Cornish pullets, fine qual- ity, Berry str., April hatched, 60c each OB. O. N. Storey, Sylvester, Ten Dark Cornish roosters. wt. 2% to 3 lbs., 85c each, or $8 for lot, or 5 for $4, 25; large type; no chks. Cash with order. Mrs. Mary I. La- pier, Summit, nt, $. bOX 27. Want to exc. 10 pure bred Cor- nish hens and 1 rooster for same in pure bred SBarred Rocks or White Rocks. J. D. Webb, Soper- ton. Seven Dark Cornish cockerels, partridge size, 50c each. H. W. Thurmond, Greshamyille, Pit game chickens to exc. for smoking and chewing tobacco or good home-made syrup. Pure bred White Cornish cock- erels and pullets, 50c each; eges. 1h tor? (he; 30 for $1.20 Paul Law, Ocilla. Feb. and March hatch Round Heads, pure and game; write what you. want. G. H. Durham, Resaca, Rick One pair Black Cuban games for $3, or exc. for 4 Gan Gordon pul- lets. Howell Carter, Toccoa, Rt. 2. Pure bred Dark Cornish pullets and cockerels, March hatch, Berry str., large type, 80c each for pul- lets, cockerels $1 each; 10 pullets, 1 cockerel $8. Mrs. C. H. Trotman, Lumpkin, MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Atlanta. Macon, $ 15 Savann2h, Augusta. $ .16 $ 15 | hens, Columbus. $ 13 $ Poultry For Sale Pit games direct from H. J3. Spencer, stags, $1.50 each; quail size trios, $3.50 each; satisfaction guaranteed. Herman Davis, Ellijay. LEGHORNS FOR SALE White Leghorn pullets, 14 wks. old, direct Ferris str., any number from 50-150 at 50c each. Mrs. N. B. | Hutchinson, Soperton, Box 111. W. L. cockerels, 8 wks. old, bought direct from _Fairacre poultry farms as baby chicks, Royal grade; write for prices. Mrs, Frank Howell, Lakeland. Three pure bred Everlay Brown Leghorns, 3 mos. old roosters, 50c each; 1 pullet, same age, 50c. Mrs. G. W. Akins, Graymont, Pure bred Eng. str. W. L. cock- erels, 8 wks. old, direct from Colo- nial poultry farms, 50c each FOB, or del, in Jots of 6 or more. Mrs. J. A Howell, Meigs, Rt 1 Fifteen roosters, 25 pullets, Fer- ris W. L., no culls, bought from Calhoun, excellent cond., wt. 1% to 1% lbs., 75c each, $8 for lot of roosters, $12.50 for lot of pullets FOB. Chas. H. Melton, Dawson, Rt: 5. Two hundred 2 yr. old Tancred 200 1 yr. old, direct from Kent, Washington, White Les- horns, T5c each, all now laying 50 per cent; 40 1 yr. and 2 yr. old proven males, $1 each FOB Wool!l- sey. Li, C. Pearce, Woolsey. Thirty-five or 40 White Leghorn pullets, Tancred str., March hatch, 30c each, J. A. Hollaway, Register, iets Few AAA B. L. wks. old, direct from Calhoun poultry -farms, select breeding stock, 60c each, prepaid if bought in lots of 4 or more. Mrs. A. V. Palmer, Pelham, Rt. 1, Box 40. Seventy- five S. C. Brown Leg- horn hens, 50c each at yard, or 60c in coop, coop fo be returned. B. J. Ranton, Vidalia, Rt. 2. Fine breed Tancred str. W. Lb. laying hens for sale, one or all 50c each FOB Barnesville. J. O. Crayn, Barnesville, Rt. 3. cockerels, 10 Poultry For Sale Two pue bred S C. Buff Leghorn cockerels, 10 wks. old, $1 del.; 1 pr. pure Buff Cochin Bantams, $1.50 del, S. J. Bryant, Coffee. s Ten White Leghorn _ pullets, rooster, Feb. hatch, $5.50. eae : Williams, Bluffton, Rt. Oo; MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS FOR SALE ae One hundred more or less, 8 wks. and 10 wks. old cockerels, $15, OB for the buncsh. F. A. Rovers, Washington, Rt. 3. Pure bred Blue Andaiusians, Ex- chequer, Leghorns, Lakenyelders, Silver Spangled, Hamburgs, White Face Black Spanish, 2. mos. old, 40ce each FOB here. F. M. Griffin. MINORCAS AND MISCEL-_ LANEOUS Pure bred S. C. Black Mingceal cocks, 18 mos. old, $1.50; cock erels 3 mos, old, 50c each. Mrs. QO. L. Law, Eastman, Rt. 1. Fifteen Ky. Dam. hens and 4 stags, 1 yr. old, $1.50 for hens stags, $3.50 to $5; 75 Feb. ani March hatch chicks, 75c each. Ww. Henry Baxley, Jr., Hepzibah. ORPINGTONS FOR SALE One pure bred White Orpine ge rooster, March 1932 hatch to exc.- for one of same breed and age Miss Matty EE. Ballard, Concord, Ri Twelve Golden Buff Orpington hens, 1 rooster for sale at 25c per. lb. FOB; 12 pullets and several cockerels, 75c each FOB; eggs for hatching, 75e for 15 del. Mrs. F. fi Vincent, Fruitland. is Bloodtested Golden Buff Orping ton pullets 3 mos. old, 50c each; cockerels same age and str., 40c each, I pay postage. Loyd M Lodge, Pelham. AAA Buff Orpington ped. cock erels, The Lady egg-a-str. chicks direct from Booths trapnested stock; hatched Feb. 4th; well dem veloped. Mrs. J. C. Ward, Perry. SRS PR EE aT is Valdosta. 14 Poultry For Sale - Poultry Wanted Live Stock For Sale Live Stock Wanted Second-Hand Mchny. For Sale _... INDEX 13 at 13 10 eas 12 14 14 Ad {3 15 12 18 13 10 13 12 12 08 18 13 10 AZ -10 LZ LL AL 86 14 12 10 12 10 12 08 10 06 12 10 10 20 20 69 70 25 50 1.25 12.00 @oenen standard. doz Georgia trade, doz yard run, doz Second-Hand Mchny. Wanted *.... iS Flowers and Seed For Sale Flowers and Seed Wanted Inc., Srooders, Etc., For Sale _.. Inc., Brooders, Etc., Wanted Plants For Sale Plants Wanted Seed For Sale Seed Wanted Positions Wanted Farm Help Wanted ... Eggs For Sale Eggs Wanted Grain and Hay For Sale Baby Chicks For Sale Baby Chicks Wanted Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted Georgia Products For Sale Corgia Products Wanted 1 OK while. te last, Thee licks, Adel, Rt. 1. mer feeding Corvin Big Boy s ite King geons, oe ig birds, N. p. A. banded at er pair; producers of beautiful ibs: D. Dillon Akers, College ne pr. pigeons to trade for 1 Ovy drake or pair young ms. James Whisnant, Lenox, wenty-five pr. White King ge ns at 50c pr.; all mated and orking; send check or money er. Louis Friedlander, Moultrie. Ie bred Homer pigeons and ite - King, all mated, banded, 50 pr., Or will-exc. for chickens. ot, Overby, Columbus, 22 11th eet. hree Red Carneaux, -50c each;. of common pigeens, 30c -pr., 3 for the lot; cash money order. McDaniel, Omega, Rt. 1. Twenty- one grown working pis- and 6 squabs for $15 cash, or or 10-R. I, hens and 1 rooster Rocks; pigeons are reg. BES. of M. Hackett, Maeon, 4) ~ -. I. REDS R. 7 Red hens and 1 cock yr old, 89c each, or the lot for $7. _ oO. L. Padgett, Atlanta; 16J1 J. Red frying chickens, wt. trom i114 to 2% Ibs. each, milk fed, Be lb. FOB, or 20c Ib. del. in Ga. J. O. King, Lavonia, Rt. 3. xi ung hens and pullets, R. I. Tanered White Leghorns; BA. Middlebrooks, Atlanta, 953 Gordon St. TURKEYS, ETC. Pure M. B. 4 wks. old from _un- slated stock, 50c each; 6 Ring- eek Pheasant chicks, 4 wks. old, }, not del. Mrs. Mary Collins,. Cor-. , Rt 4: i "Ten Rouen ducks, 10 or 12 wks., ach: 2 Fawn Indian runners, S. old, 50e each; Buff Leghorn ung hens and pullets for sale; 1 Buff Cochin Bantams, $1.50; all re bred. B. L. Lynn, Waycross, t. 4. Four ducks and 1 drake, Mam- th white Pekin, $3 for the iot. B. Mrs. Mittie Harper, Osier- y Pekin ducks, 9 ks. old, 50 each, or $7 for the 7 ducks one. 2 drakes, 13 mos. hatched, 1932, healthy hincene tee h, party to pay express, one 2 old hen; make best offer. Mrs. A. Nicholls, Sparta, Rt. 1. | Black and white Muscovy duck- ings, day old, 15c each; also have a few fine young drakes at $1.50 each. M. L. Peterson, Jr., Vidalia. _ Have 12 guinea hens, just be- ginning to lay and 3 roosters to exc. for White or Brown Leghorn hens, 1931 thatch, each to pay charges on what they get. Mrs. J. H. Stone, Baxley, Rt. 3. ' Sixteen white Pekin ducks 3 mos. old, will exc. for Georgia cane syrup or good home-cured meat, or what you have. Mrs. H. G. er, Begypt. mmoth white Pekin baby ucks, 20c each postpaid on 10 or more; also pure bred eggs, same e, 7c per doz. del. Mrs. We obley, Ludowici, Rt. 1. Pure M. B: turkeys, 1 day old, 5e each for July del; send money der, no check Mrs. E. S. Ward, yetteville. One duck with 16 young ducks about 9 wks. old, will exc. for easants, turkeys or for blacktail panese Bantams. . Bill Camp, ewnan, 156 Crecnv ile St. "wo pure bred M. B. turkey ens, 2 yrs. old, $3 ea. FOB, or exc. for Golden Seabright bantams, 7 hens and: 1 rooster for. the 2 tur- eys, each. paying. postage if exc.; no checks accepted. Mrs. B. F. M rrison, Gainesville, Rt. 8. & "WHITE LEGHORNS wenite: Leghorn pullets, 5 wks. from ae eee wks." 8, : old at once; Sane be: cheap. write before shipping. C. Statesboro, Rt. GC, for cash; R. Pitmea i 1 Box 6. BRATMAS AND BAN'EAMS Want 2 young Brahma roosters, prefer March or April hatch; state cash price; no mixed breed want- ed. Mrs. Jack Cagle, Canton, Rt. 3. GAMES Want at once 25 to 50 Cornish game hens and pullets on share basis; ref. on request; satisfaction } gnaranteed; . will consider _ other breeds. Mrs. S. G. Rogers, Clax- ten... Exc. Kneb Comb blue cock | ana se 1 hen for Roundhead stag and pulilet, press. G. W. Logan, Ellijay, Rt. 2. LEGHORNS Ferris best ege str. W. L. pul- lets .from stock direct from Ferris farms, 10 wks. old, 25c each; also. 100 fine hens direct from Ferris 2 yrs..old, extra fine layers, 50c ea. F. B. Flanders, Rockledge. Tancred White Leghorn eock- erels, April hatch, 30c each and postage; also Donaldson str. chick- ens, 4, 6 and 8 wks. old, 20c, 25c and 30c each; add postage. Mrs. Cc. H. Capel, Molena. Want W. L. pullets, any good strain to raise on halves. Write Lewis BE, Beers, Newnan, Rebinson | Street, Want 500 Single Comb White Leghorn pullets for August del.; state str., age, average wt. deliv- ered here: price must be in line with presert conditions. B. F. Rob- ertson, Clemson College, 8. . Want 200 one yr. old S. C. W. Leghorn hens; state age, wt., Str., per cent in lay, price and where fiock may be inspected in first let- ter. J. D. Prickett, College Park. Want 200 S. Cc. W. L. pullets, April 1932 hatch, any good strain; buy in small or large lots; make pest price, etc., in first letter. C. H. E. White, Barnessville, Rt. 1. LIGHT BRAHMAS Want 10 to 20 Light Brahma hens, 1-2 yrs. old, in vicinity of Atlanta; state what you have, price, etc., at once, A. F. Samuels, Fairburn, MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS Want laying pullets, Barred Rock or White Leghorns; write price and if would consider exc. proposition. W. R, Phipps, Gaines- yille, Rt. 1.) \ R. I. REDS Five large thrifty Donaldson Red April cockerels, $1.25 pr.; pure bred Donaldson hatching eggs, se- ce 55e per setting postpaid. Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount. Want 25 R. I. Red hens or pul- lets; will exc, reg. Jersey heifer 10 mos. old for same. L. T. Long, Bremen. ee TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, ETC., WANTED. Will pay cash for white and blue peafowls, young and old, single or in pairs. B. R. Woodliff, eee Branch. Z Want 2 or 3 turkey hens 1 or 2 yrs. old, laying; must be good size; prefer Narraganset or M. B., put would consider any breed if price is right. Mrs. Philip W. Harrison, Haleyondole. Want exc. 5 yellow bantams, 4 hens and rooster for 1 pair of ducks, any breed. I. B. Clayton, Tifton, Rt. -4. Live Stock For Sale CATTLE FOR SALE Two or three good milk cows, some fresh, some to freshen soon. If interested come and see them. W. B. Sutton, Adairsville, Rt. 1. . Pretty red: Jersey heifer calf, 3 mos. old, mother fine milker, $4 at barn, not registered; also one fine young White Rock cock, $1.25. Eva Haynes, Buford. Pure bred polled Hereford eat- tle, both bulls and heifers, terms reasonable for reliable parties. Exe, reg. Hereford bull for saddle horse. EE. T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam. Gool milk cows. cheap, prices from $18 to $35; also a 200 lb. hog in good cond., will sell cheap or exe. for her value in corn. L. C. Anderson, Hatonton. | Jersey heifer, first calf, 2Ye eat: Say, rer cart - mo 1d 1931 hatch; party pay ex-. & wks. old: cheap. Ford, Lavonia, | FOB. trade. for dry cattle. Clark: Ayers, Canon, Rt. 3: Qne Jersey bull about a -yrs. old, very large, good herd bull, cash; heifers with heifer calvcs, $20 each; older cows with ealves, $25 and $30; all high grade stock. L. E, Williams, Ty-uy. One dark Jersey cow, 2Znd- calf, giving nearly 3 gals. milk on grass, no grain feed, $35; alsc one dark Jersey, 3rd calf, $37.50 FOB hece. Jno. Whiteman, Adairsville. Reg. Polled Herefords, one ex: ford, Covington. One reg. Jersey ~ pull 1 yr. old, from t. b. tested stock, $15. Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, Rt. 4. ' One $3 yr old Jersey .cow, fresh in giving 3 gals. on pasture, would give 4 on feed; if interested come and see her. W. S. Padgett, Ball Ground, Rt. 1. Two well bred reg. Jersey bulls, 14% yrs. old with papers, cheap. . L. Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt. 2. Two good fresh Jersey cows, giv- ing 2 gals. milk a day; will give more on good feed and pasture, ist calf, 1 2nd; both heifer calves from fine thoroughbred Jersey bull, $20 each. W. L. Wilson, Sparta. : One reg. Jersey bull calf 2 mos. old, $20. J. B. Watkins, Calhoun, Rt: 5: : Two young Jersey males and several heifers. from good pro- ducers and best blood lines, reg. in your name; will exc. for wheat, oats, rye or sell cheap. L. D. Wat son, Jr., Barnesville. Two reg:, yr. eld Jersey heifers, Blue -Bells Leda and Bells Joan, No, 974428, sire and dams from reg. of merit dams; reasonable price. Mrs. WH Hit Palmetto. Four nice Jersey heifers, 1 fresh (heifer ealf), all fer $55, or -exc. for 1 Black Essex gilt and pay dif- ference; write. W. C. Suggs, St. George. Two fresh Jersey cows, 344 and 4 gals., $35 each; 2 fresh Jersey heif- ers, $20 ea.; 7-mos.-old pure bred Jersey male of excellent promise, $15. K. -D. Sanders,. _Batonton, Rt, Zs Guernsey /and- Jersey cross cow, fresh in seeond calf, 4 gal. milk, 1 lb. of butter; 2 nice Jersey heifers, Mrs: He -B. One reg. Jersey bull calf. $10 with papers; $5 without. POR, Edwards, Animal Husbandman, Ga., Experiment Station, Experi- ment, Ga. - Reg. Polled Hereford cattle, bulls and heifers; terms available for reliable parties; apply. E. T. oo well, Siloam. ; TYhree-yr.-old Black Angus an $30. or 60 bu. corn; 7 good cows, Jersey and Red Poll, bred to Black Angus, or white face bulls, $105, Wm. MecMichale, Buena Vista. s Fourteen Jersey milch cows, each at barn: all fresh in; 2 reg: males, yr. to 2 yrs. old; 25 heifer calves, 6 to 20 mos. old; apply: J. A. Martin, Meriwether: Two -and one-half-yr.-old full bleod Guernsey bull for sale or exc, for young milch cow, or mow- ine machine or hay rake. Cecil J. Osborn, Waycross, Rt. 5, Box 77. HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE Thoroughbred Hamiltonian horse 6 -yrs. old, works anywhere. specially good fer a saddle, $50. R. H. Henderson, Jr., Flovilla. One mule, wt. about 900 Ibs., about 12 yrs. old, gentle, will work anywhere, $30. J. J. Miles, Harlem. One good mule cheap; 1 horse, $20, or trade. J. H. Leverett, Par- roG-Riy 4. Nice roan colored 12 yr-. horse, works anywhere, $50, or will exc. for mule. R. L. Williams, Boston, ee Shetland pony, dark color with star in face, wt. about 550, broke to work, gentle, 5 yrs. old, 48 in. }. high, $35 .cash at barn. Lealel ji Bland, Daisy, Rt. 2. Mare mule. wt. 1100 Ibs., 7 yrs. old, horse same wt. to exc. for a pair of matched mares 4 to 6 yrs., wt. 1000 to 1100 lbs. J. F. Well- born, Rock Springs. One mule 13 yrs. old, $40; one fresh | in giving. butt ; ; Ibs: 5 cheap, or exc, doe | Shetland pony, | or for good S25 ceptionally good, mature, proven) bred bull for sale. Perry B, Luns- Blue + $35 | old, gentle well broke to: work, milch cow. R. L. Snow, Mcintyre, Rt. 2;-Box 172. Big, free-going mule, $125. J. E. Wal, Shiloh. One mare farm mule, $50; 3 nice sheats for sale; exc. part for-cattle. Mrs. EB. L. Wright, Yatesville. Seven-yr. -old mare mule, 1600 lbs.; fat, sound cand wt. fast cow and small. difference in ihe thing. M. Moody, Coffee. HOGS FOR SALE Reg. Duroc, 4 mos. old pigs, $10 nice pigs, $20. J. C. Lumsden, Tal- potton. . Full stock B. B. Guines hogs, African str., wt. from 35 to 200 seach, - to $20 each; .a stamp for reply; a money order for each pig. = B. Toler, Cisne ee Box 93. : Fine thoroughbred Jersey sone 2 sows and male, all reg. stock of for best cash price. S. Thos. Jef- ferson, Lenox, Rieke Fifty pigs one mo. to 2 mos. old, 4 brood sews, 200-450 Fbs.; 10 hogs, 125-200 lbs.; if interested be glad to hear from you; also mixed peas for sale, 60c bu. FOB, J. H. Carter, Omaha. Reg. S. P. C. sows fer sale, cash corn, syrup, ete Thaxton Bryant, Summit. : Have a black African Guineay mate pig to exe. for same stock to} prevent inbreeding. A. E. Thomp- son, Whitesburg, Rt. 3. . Thoroughbred big bone black P. oki, no bad habits, perfect in every Geo. D. Brannen, Register, Rt. 2. barbecue, will weigh from 35 to 60 ibs. Mrs. J..M. Harrison, Thomson, Rt: . Rees f=. -e sired by son of. Champion, $10, or exe. 3-mes.-old bear, , World's) Grand POE* Tee; -bear, Same age. A. Blaek. Herndon, Thirty 10-wks.-old pigs; good, thrifty stoek. C. T. Stubbs, Byron, RE 1. Ree. 5. P, Cc. pigs Worlds Champion bleed, G. from the | Bunn, Midville. Duroe-Jersey pigs of different ages and sex; cholera immune and reg. in buyers name at reasonable priees, L. M. Kennedy, Collins. Reg. Duroc J. pigs, State College stock, $5 each. i. R. pene: Milledgeville, Three big bone P. C, boars. sub. exc. for gilts of same size and quality. C. F. Owens, Albany. Twenty head thrifty D. J. and D. J. and Guinea crossed. pigs. 4%4 tb., 25 to 75/lbs: W., L.. Dixon, Avera. Oo. I. Cc. swine; pigs, gilts poars. J. J. Harris, Peiham. Bight P. C. bred gilts, 8 mos. 150-160 lbs., $10 ea. and party pay all extra chgs.; 7 pigs, 3 mos. old, $6 ea. FOB, A. P. Gross, Glenn. : Pure bred Black P. C. pigs, 10-12 wks. old, 50-70 Ibs., $7 ea.; unre- lated pairs, $13; dbl. treated for cholera; free from worms. W. A. Lundy, County Agt., Butler. Pigs 6 wks. old, Hampshire and P. C. crossed, $2 each; also one sow L. L. Holloway, Monticello, Rte - Reg. O. J. C. male pigs 4 mos. old from large litter of pigs, healthy and prolifie A. T. Rigsby, Sale City. One big bone blue Guinea sow, 2 yrs. old, 10 litter, $10, or exc. for full bred Jersey heifer and some money. J: J. Akins, Graymont. Hight P. C. bred gilts 140 to 160 Ibs. each, 8 mos. old, $10 each FOB; 7 shoats 3 mos. old, wt. 75 to 80 Ibs., $6 each; all full blood. Will exc. for seed rye. A. P. Gross, Glenn. Reg. S, P. C. pigs sired-and dam from the worlds champion blood. EF. H. Bunn, Midville. Good stock 3 yr. old sow, 9 pigs one week old, sow weighs about 200 lbs.; cash $12. Ralph D. Smith, Sandersville, RED. Duroc-Jersey pigs both sexes, 3 mos. old, wt. 75 lbs.; cholera im- and old, Or 2 fo $8.50 each, a gaited; sel] or exc. for- good - -milch- each, $18 pair; 8 mo. old bred gilts, $15 each; 110 mo. old gilt with 8] Ri, 3. the best breeding; see or write me 5 male yearlings, -or trade; write me what you have, C. male, wt. about 300 lbs., 1% yrs.. way, $14. at barn for quick sale. Twenty fat pigs, just the size to. Essex, Berkshire or Black P. C.} ee 256" eas to reg., $8 each FOB cars here, or i ersey. heifer for =e Gar field, Reg. 8. P. Cc. ee young wines Write me what y syrup, etc. Thaxton B mit. ee Little bone black stay fat American bre ; Eissex blood, easily k old. pigs, $10 pair; anything can use.- R Bn Summit. Reg. Duroc gilts fea per Stilts, finest bree $10; 140 lbs. $12.50; bre cholera treated and ta: Z. L. Scott, Concord. Z Some spotted blac pigs 2 mos. old, thrift stock, treated and crated, J. EB. Harper, Osierfiel pigs, cash or consider trade young heifers W. T. Grir os Rt. 2. ; Reg. big pone binck E no. akin, choieest bree faction -guaranteed. W. gon, Sardis, Box 146. RABBITS FOR. Two New Zealand ' 3 mos. old, 75 each; pers furnished, eash Joe. T. Smith, Barne Box , 3 Ten N. ZZ. reds eee ; mixed, 3 mos. o}d, $4.50 for lot. Arthu Richland, Rt. 5. : Chinchillas, 1 pr. Chinchilla | doe and on Large Shae rauniia vigorous, $1.75 pr. de eee jike to ee fo Kane, Lavenia: Rt. Chinchillas, does-a 3 mos .to grown ones; N. one grown pr. and 8 smal old, 40e and up, not pr ( Beykin, Carrollton, Chinchilla rabbits does, grown, $1 each, $3. 9 nearly grown, 75c eac the 9; = Ae ete 40c | Pee Chinchilla. rabies 75e to $1 pr.; -will exe 15 Is; tobaeco, each 7 on what they receiv Barnes, Clermont, Rt. N. Zealands, young to $1 each. at hute 1 Atlanta. Rt. 12 Sixteen black and wl eyed rabbits, 6 wks. to 3 2 white, pink-e 19 mos. old, $1 ea. Shirley, Alto, Rt. 2. | SHEEP AND GOATS 1 Fresh in Toggenberg with doe kid, . barg: is want a goed mule, will Cc. J. Burton, College Tanner Rd. Ten head of goat wethers, $1 per head, 0) bunch; will ship, you~ Mrs, Annie Forest, Ell Pair reg. Nubian go mo. old kid, $75, or exe also 2 pure bred B One ram 5 mos, old, well grown; will ex or sell for cash. Hai Machen. Nubian doe,. pani k ings, first kid, doe 5 for the 2. Mrs, A. Felkam, 827 W. Railroz Milk goats for sale rabbits. J. C..Collins 2, Box 176: Live Stock W: CATTLE WAN Want 25 to 100 head mos. old and up to rais EOP VAS: good pastur winter attention. Ed Osierfield, ~ : : Want one or more rej bull calves; also 1 reg. heifer calf; must be reasonably priced. . Z botham, Brunswick, Rt Want to buy 25 pure ford heifers about 18 G. Hamrick, Mt. Ber Want a good work oxen; 1 Cecil Vaughn, Rock Spi Want thoroughbred an mune and reg. in buyer's mapas tho nt ed Our to. six mos. : D. ae Harrison, i (wo eiltetucd bull roung bulls; write, lington. 1 nannie and $|. Ce 1 or a good size bull Floyd Ray, j | value in good con. calf, or a good pred ! Carl Williams, land pony for Jersey Saraen: , C, Jones; Bowdon. sow about 1 yr. js., for Jersey, Guern- stein heifer. 4-8 mos. gow, $10. Ottie R. pit, Rt. 3. gS WANTED od thrifty pigs, either r them or pay cash. F. Sot pigs, lard or Mrs. C. M. Duffey, i Oak Farm. ae 4 ford. male yearling, Shropshire ram. T. ND GOATS. WANTED or 30 lambs del. here .; males fixed to fat- natural; make lowest t once. Robt. O. Gai- uy 100 mountain goais, Want 25 or make lowest price, jon regarding con. Gailey, Conyers. MULES WANTED $45 value for pony tween 450 and 659 Ibs., rs., ee Sg child- Smith. -1 mower and Dior farm equip- 1. Davis, Rome, 205 ew, mowing machine % L.. 8. Rogers, Ring- 4 108. armall tractor, 6 ft. in. harrow. cultivator, Athens. 30 in. disc ie Cc. Wells. Colum- ler cane mill aid. 60. g00d.cond.; cheap. olomon, McIntyre, vse. General Electric ete, A-t cond.; also hafting, pulleys, hang- ing ete.; make _ Shelnutt, Pohes bs any jarge|- cks Steed. Mrs, L. ; all mood cond.; k.over and get prices. = ns Fawn. mill complete, m equipment, Pca eckson, Box 102. e light. plant, needs and automatic water iD ? ton McDonald Pitt-. cales; 1 Va. can sealer. an Americus. tover _ ker. eng.; Kk bottle sterilizer. and rSe reversible sulky Deere hay tedder; 70 ginning System, com- riven, Augusta, 1228 ler Cane mill, good KC. for 2 shoats, or 10 aE: heavy strain, ce Johnson, Electric make; = LeShetter corn. -and cotton plant er in good running order, cost. $28: seli for $15. Exc. for vie value. We Morgan, Stillmore,. J. b Case thresher, | cane mill, power hay press, 4 G, tractor plow, Oliver cultivator; all geod cond.; cheap for cash. J. C. Britton, Al bany, 482 Third St, One carbide light plant, 200 Ib, eap., $40 FOB. T AL Swanson, Ringgold, Rt. 3. Box 49, One set tobacco flues; 16x16, for sale cheap. BD. FE. Clark, Keysville. Twelve light carbide plant, $30. C. V. Wilson, Maysville. Nine ft. evaporator for sale Or exc. K, A. Quarterman, McIntosh. One set of dbl. link breast chains, good shape, T5c cash, ae FLill, Stone Mtn One Colt light plant and figgp 2s in good cond.; 2-horse Golden Zas eng.;. 36 in. corn mill of very hard rock, 75-100 bu. corn daily. G. W. Davis, Thomasville, Rt. 1, Box 108. Six> he p. type = -7%, Morse gas eng. has: both magneto and hot shot battery in good shape. $50-FOB, A. Tate, Thomasville. Twa Cr riding cultivator for sale or exc. for good milch- cow. L. O. Gay, Georgetown. Mowing machine and rake, $35 for both; stalk cutter, $20: terms cash at my farm, James. Cureton, Austell. McCormick binder, used 8 aVrs:, in good cond. except canvas needs patching, $40 cash. Joe L. Lewis, Roberta, Rt. 2. Golden 3 X cane mill, 2-horse, 3 roller, good as new, $15 cash, FOB. a. J. Spence, Galv. pneumatic water tank 2x6 ft., 140 gal. cap. good cond., $10, not del. Mrs. G. B. Butler, Brook. haven, Box 154 Two ton Frick regrigerating sys- tem and movable cold storage room holding carload produce; machine in excellent cond.; cheap for cash. J. M. Petterson, Jr., Put- ney.. . Fairbanks-Morse hammer mill for sale or exc. for pony. D. L. Beatie, Albany, 122 Court Ave. Ten-twenty power unit Inter- national make, almost new cond., 25 h. p, electric motor, General write for - par- ticulars. and price: Paul Smith. Baxley. : _ One set of: tobacco flues, used 2 yers, $10; bring cash and get both. Mrs. Stella Whitehurst, Hahira, spat, 2. Automatic electric water system, 110. volt, A-C, 200 gal. per hr., 1/6 h. p. motor; all good, used cond.; cost $125, sacrifice for $65; money order. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley. Good Oliver walking cultivator, second-hand, $30, or $35 and all plows. ineluded. W. H. Emerson, Butler, Rt. 1. ~ One Fowler cultivator in good con.: 1 Cole planter with late |model seed. hopper; will exc, both for shoats, pigs or sow in good C0 OME CS Cooper, Carrollton, Rt-2: One 7 h. Dp Deisel type engine, $79 FOB; one 3-phase 10h. p. Gen. | Electric motor with. sterter, $70 OB. Howard Dorsey; Sunnyside. One Fordson tractor.in good run- ning order, $65 FOB, and 1 corn shredder, $20. FOB Norcross. Dr. Danforth, Norcross. + Two-horse dise harrow in good con. for, sale; $15 at -my farm. Laura E. Highsmith, Nahunta, Rt. Ey: Box: 9 Two-horse pole-drawn disc har- row, 8 sixteen-ineh discs, also ex- tra discs, good working con., $15. J. BE. Wall, Shiloh. A Pilot acetylene lighting plant with pipe for a small house; what have you to trade? Write me for particulars. DH: Patterson, Springplace. One Covington corn and cotton | planter good aS new, only planted Four small crops, $12, cost $22.50. J..C. Buffington, Zebulon, Rt. 1. Pump, extra con., consisting of pump jack, chain driven, 80 gal. storage tank valves, cylinder and A. C. or D. CG. motor; everything but pipe,, cheap. R. C. Shuford, Bolton, One electric motor 20 h. p., three phase, in good con., has run about 250 hours in all; will furnish all, conduit wire cable, extra - switch for $125 cash, A. B. Lewis, Willa- coochee. Tairbanks Morse engine, 75 h. p., crude oil in A-1'con.; one Liston peanut picker, been used very little, good J in exe, at 65c del.; Fairbanks {-~ particulars. J. con., $1.00 FOB. ae : : Ss : New double dise: = aR: Bs $75, will sell for $35; will take corn write. N. R. Ragan, Hawkinaville, Rte bs Side delivery rake, good as new, been used two Seasons, $40, half cash and balance this fall or exe: foc hogs or cows. W. J. Evridge, Vienna, Rt. 2. Littie Giant bean and-. pea harvester, used only 2 days: exe. for hay press in A-1 con.; 300 bu. g00d corn in ear, 75c bu. here. Ww. H. Bolton, Griffin, Box 436. One Benthol peanut ~ thresher, Model 1, used only one season and| in fairly good: con. W. I. seed Athens, One Smith triplex summer Pe filer in good con. for sale or exc. for bred gilt. A. C. Nelms, Dewy- rose. One hundred and fifty gal: bar- rel churn, perfect con., $11.50 POR AW: Ct: Kelley, Forest Park. One set mill rock, size 42 in., bed rock 9 in., thick runner = 17 in. thick, 3 set miter gear; also want Turbine water wheel: write. E. H. Gibson, Dahlonega. Good grist mills: write for prices and styles. W. J. Morgan, Still- more. One 30-h. p. Cole engine in good con.; will sell or trade for anything of value that I can use. S, J. Elder. 594 W. Peachtree St., N. WwW At- lanta, One No. 3 Jay Fes grincger com-, plete at a bargain price; one 25 h. p. Fairbanks Morse type Y engine for sale. K, T. Felder, 329 Custer St., Hapeville. Two Dayton computing scales, cne fan type, one roller type, will trade one for kerosene engine, not under 6 h. p.,; other for cane mill. W. L, Cottrell, Thomaston, Rt. 4. Twenty Oliver turning 2-horse plow, $6 here, also a 1470 Syracuse two-horse turning plow, $6 here. A. LL. Robinson, Acworth, Rt. 3. Cotton warehouse scales, banks, 700 Ibs, cap., $85. Colley, Elberton. Two water mill rocks for corn mill,, rocks 28 in., good con. except dull: make best offer. H. V. Can- trell, White, Rt. 2. . One No. 3 J. B. feed mill; one 5 h. p. gas. engine; one 25 barrel Midget Marvel flour mill; one Ray- man rock crusher, Pauline Reaves, 721 Milledge Ave., Athens. Gne hundred h. p._ Schofield boiler and 80 h. p. engine. C. E.. Perry, Dublin, One Saginaw silo, $50, 100 ton eap.; one ensilage cutter, mounted, $56 one clover leaf manure spread- er, $25; one gsharpless separator, $10. A. J. Mize, Griffin, Rt. A. One 50h. p, Continental furnace boiler and smoke stack, all in A-1 con, for $100 cash. W. F. Dozier, Hillman. Rice huller and cleaner used five mos., in perfect con, and pulleys, shafting and hangers; write for A LaRoche, Fair- a NG Crescent. One Case 25- -40 tractor with ex- tension rims, only used 10 days, good as new; bargain. A. C. Bar- nett, Washington. One 2-horse cuttaway disc har- row in good con., $15 here at my farm, Laura E. Highsmith, Na- hunta, Rt. 1, Box 9. Two thousand five hundred cy- press tank with practically new engine and pump; entire outfit for $75. Mrs. H. B. Worth, Warm Springs. Champion hay rake almost new, $20: or exc. for pigs or shoats of equal value. Mrs. Lee Harris, Pal- metto, Rt. 2. Second-hand grist mill, 24-in. or up, prefer Williams make; will exc. for equal value. E, L. Thrift, Cabbtown. Gin saw filing outfit, five filing machines, 800 Watt Kohler power and light plant, 4 ea. D. C. and A. G. motors for sale, A. J. Cox, Kennesaw, Box 18. Two Kohler light plants 1500 Watt, both good con., one $200, other $150. lL. S. Cox, Stillmore. Bight h. p. Mogul I. H. Cc. gas engine A-1 con. 10 h: D. Titan, slight. repairs; make offer. Robt. Fuller ,Adairsville. One hundred ft. % wire rope, practically good as new; make of- fer. J. H. Anderson, Register, One farm bell, 22 in. and one Deering mowing machine for sale riding e Itivator, -eost : Wj late model full Deisel. foe oe Ne. 2 pecan tree. dusting r098- chines, cheap; 1 Williamson stur@ puller; power hay press: disc trac: |} tor plow;- manure spreader; stalk cutter;> 2-horse plows, and other machinery; write. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside. * I. B. M. 6-horse gas. eng:, 3% k. 32 volt; generator and switch board, $50; cash. G. GC. Moon, Marietta, Sanitary Economy King separator, No. 24, in good cream con., only used a few months, $20; cash | with order. T. H. Fulcher, Blythe. For sale: Hammer mill, swing hammer type, complete with col- lector, bagger and all screens: also want a good ensilage cutter. E, T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam. Good 3 roller Golden model cane mill and 50 gal. syrup. kettle, in No. 1 con., almost new, sell or exc. for a good cow and calf. Matt Walker, Milan, Rt. 1, Box 17. Four-row Little Giant cotton duster, $15: machine never used; if interested, write for photograph. J. B, Voke, Macon, Wesleyan. Dr. McCormick Deering Primrose cream separator, No. 3, ball bear- ing, In good con., $18.50. EF. HF: Shannon, Lenox, Second-Hand Machinery Wanted Want 1 set of truck scales, sec- ond-hand, 20 to 30 ft. in length, 10 to 20 ton cap.; how long been in use, GC. H. Cross, Colquitt, RE. 6; Want.2 M ft. galv. pipe, 3% to 1%, in good cond.; state size, price and quantity. A. K. Rountree, Swainsboro, ; Want a second-hand 10 or 15 gal. bbl. churn; give particulars and price; must be a bargain. S. N. Carver, Albany, 117 2nd St. - Want il-horse hay press, cheap, in exe. for peas and corn. EK. W. Anderson, Thomasville, Rt. 5. Exc. sound Brab-peas at 75c bu. for 400 Ib, Champion blacksmith blowers, W. lL. Dixon, Avera. Exc. good plug mule for good riding cultivator and works, at once; do not want trash. E. O. Williams, Surrency, Rt. 2. Want a_ shallow well electric water system; also a %-horse or 1-horse electric motor; pay cash or exc. reg. Jerseys. Mrs. W. H. Hill, Palmetto. Want can sealer at. reasonable price. Mrs. H. R. Waters, States- boro, Rt. 2. Want Deering mowing machine, Hizra Hendrick, Dewyrose, Rt. 1. Want 1 factory. size retort for canning No. 10 cans; answer. J. W. Denson, Macon, Box 314.. Want good, large corn sheller for commercial use, made especially for shelling unshucked corn; also /want power hay press. N. A. Fun- derburk, Trion, Box: 152. Exe. reg. Hereford bull for en- Silage cutter. E: T. Boswell, Si- loam. | a Want 1 30-40 h. p. late model full Deisel eng.; 1 about 100 h. p: Paul A: Bowden, Thomson. Want tI power hay press and eng., International make preferred; prefer press and eng, assembled as one unit. C..R. Mason, Jr., Madi- son. ; Exc. value for grist mill and. pay difference. R. F. Brannen, Diasy, Rt. 1. Exc. white feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap. for % or % inch. galy. pipe. M. i. Payne, Maysville. ~~ Want top neck plato No. 14, 2 roller cane mill, Winship make, no break, no cracks. Walter W.. Wil- liams, Pavo. Want a second-hand hay press,- steel; also steel water wheel, -16 to 20 ft. in dia.; give complete in- formation and lowest cash price. H. F. Wright, Alpharetta, Rt. 2. Exe. some poplar honey in 5 Ib. pails at 10c Ib., for 1 or 2 h. p. gas eng. in good running shape, or oth- er equipment. W. P. Clayton. Quill. - Want to buy or trade for used flour mill and crude oil engine, 80 100 h. p.; write: what you have to offer. T. W. Bell, Tignall, P. O. Box 35. . Want 1-8 disc. 24 in, bush and bag type harrow in good cond., cheap for cash. J. P. Starr, At- lanta, 1395 Emory Road. Want 1 each, used MeCormick- Deering mower, No. 6, hay rake, cutaway harrow, spring tooth har- row, mule power grain drill. Exe. value for farm. machinery W. Ground. state make and) rand evaporator; cash. fn large ones preferred; size, cond. and age and wt. a as possible. J. Guthrie, Rt. 6. Want windmill tower, ataae age, rheight, size of legs and price, an where it can be seen. W; Je Dinke Eatonton, Box 92, : Want 1.g00d used mowing ma- chines). J; Turner, Chattahoo+ chee. Exe. 15-30 International tractor for a 3 or 4 70 saw Lummis gin outfit and dbl. box press. W. P Hunt, Calhoun. Want to buy a good second-hand | 10 row, oat drill with fertilizer at> tachment with dbl. disc. Ye B. a ferson, Albany. Exe. Fowler , eultivatoc used 2) days for Gee Whiz steel beam an detachable plows; -each, pay chy .J..O. Gudger, Ellijay... Want a good 12 h. p. eng., Bas or ker. in good cond, cheap for. eash,-W.. S.. Smith, Washington, | f Rt 32, : Want second:hand farm electrit plant, 32 volts, 1200 watts or large state condition nd price. W. Thompson, Augusta, Rt. 2, Box Want 1 Harris fresh water sys- tem in perfect working cond.; do. not write me in reference to a lo of junk. ee Thomas, Bal Want 400. rods heavy barbed wire, barbs 3 in. apart, in good. econd.; exchange potato plants:>. each to del. Rufus Merriman, Lyons, Rt. 1. Want double acting pump 6 spring. Cecil , Vaughen, Rock - s Springs. Want to buy good second- hand mowing machine; must be. cheap, EF. N. Holloway, Clem. ~ Want water tank for farm usa and feed cutter for ensilage. E. D. Highsmith, 622 N. Moreland Avy N. E., Atlanta. h Want to buy about a 10,000 ga water tank in good con.; price. must be reasonable. Mrs. E. O Davis, Box 63, Taylorsville. Want one Diesel. engine, 25 h p., muSt be a bargain and in good con.; prefer Fairbanks Morse but would buy other make. T. F. Gate wood, Jr., Americus, Box 398. 2 Want second-hand syrup mil will exe. hogs; write what you have. Thaxton | Bryant, Summit. Want good used hay press: give ful! description and advise lowest. eash price, Claude Gray, A. & M School, Powder Springs. Want ensilage cutter; will exe. reg. Hereford bull for sam. AN name or address given.). : Want one corn harvester; unk be in good con.-and cheap. I, D. Felder, Blakley. Want 1 set of 48 or 50. spade lugs from old McCormick Deerin or Farmall tractor; must be jun cheap. G. F. A. Williamson, Rt. Box 85. Want to pay. cash for second=- feed cutter; write the make. size and con. of what you have. KE. Harvey Kelly, Monticello. caee Want one good used tractor for S. L. Calfee, Brunswick, New Hope Plantation. : eee Want nut No, P-50% for 5 in. | screw r. h. thread double box cot- ton press; state how long used and price. W. S. Williamson, Sylvania Want a 25 h. p. crude oil ens gine cheap; give best. price and con.; also where located. W. En Sawyer, Atlanta, 885 Rosedale Rd., N. E. Want a: pair of wagon platform scales, second-hand, in good. con., with all parts and wts.; state price del, Columbus; will pay cash and take several pair if price is low enough. A. C. Smith, Southern Coal Co., Columbus. oe Want a_ second-hand Formal tractor; will exc. value. Joseph Freeman, Blakely, Want one manure spreader, tte mower, hay rake, grain drill, and - cutting harrow; must be | within reasonable distance of Atlanta. G. Hi. Lovelace, Marietta, Rt 3. See Fixe. one. 15-30 International, tractor for 3 or 4 70-saw gin out fit, complete, Lummus a We P. Hunt, Calhoun. 2 Want 1 hand grist mill; stata make, size, con. and price for cash. F. R. Arnold, Philomath. Want a second-hand turbine wheel (any go00d make), in good con.; state size, make and paige a ae Bulletin * Published Weekly by the BUREAU OF MARKETS _ Arthur D. Jones, Director Department of Agriculture EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner | THURSDAY; JULY 7. 1932. Entered as second class matter February 15, 1922, at the Post Office at Atlanta, Georgia, under the act of June 8, 1930. Accepted for mailing at special] rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 8, 1917. Notice of farm produce and appurtenances, admissible un- der postage regulations, insert- ed one time on each request, and repeated only when request is accompanied by new copy of notice. Second-hand: farm machinery, flowers and seed, incubator and ornamental nursery stock notices are published in Monthly Supplement which appears on the. first Thursday of each month. Farm land for sale editions are published at intervals during the year. Advance notices of these editions appear from time ito time advising advertisers + when to mail us these types of notice. | Limited space will not permit | insertions of notices containing more than 30 words, including ame and address. We reserve he right to cut down notices of more than 30 words, providing hat this reduction does not destroy the meaning of the notice. When notices can not be cut down they will be returned to the writer for correction. Limited space will not sera nsertion of unimportant notices Under legislative act the Market Bulletin does not as- -gume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin | or transaction resulting there- from. Georea. cae .50e orders postpaid. Second- Hand Machinery Wanted Want a wind mill, if: in good eon.; no need to write unless real cheap. C. O. Smith, Hazlehurst. Want to buy feed grinder; write price and shipping weight. David Wicker, Bllaville. Want second-hand ensilage cut- ter: will pay cash; write price, make, size and con..of same. E. H. Kelly, Monticello. Want ensilage cutter, Papec make; state what you have, price, etc, L. D. Smith, Monticello. Want one 8@-horse boiler com- plete, in good on.; quote best price. J. T. Warnock, Tarrytown. c Flowers and Seed For Sale - Tris, standard, smokey falls, pur- ple, orange beard, 3 doz. 35c; post- paid. Mrs. Cliff Booth, Kennesaw. Five hundred iris bulbs $4.50. Mrs. Etta Stembridge, Ella Gap. Dark pink rosebud and dbl. ge- raniums, pink or red begonias, sal- mor sultanas, 10c ea.- add postage. Mrs. Annie Beecher, Baxley, Star Rt 2. _ Yellow cluster narcissi bulbs, very fragrant, 25c doz.; pink, Fairy lilies, 5c bulb; add postage. Mrs. Theas. Diggs, Douglasville. Rose sultanas, rooted, 10c ea., 3 'fo>.-25c; dbl. red geraniums, cut- tines, 5c ea.; rooted, 10c; add post- age on orders less than 25c. Mrs. Clara Roebuck, Cassville. $t. Augustine grass cuttings, well rooted, 80c bu.; FOB. Miss A. Dixon, Alma, Box 55. _ White and yellow narcissi, 200 for $1; jonquils, daffodils, old time butter and egg, 45c C; Madonna ilies, 15c ea., 2 for 25c; add post- age, Mrs. J. . Mize, Ashland, EY 2. _-Fox-glove, 25c doz,. Rose of Sharon, 20c ea.; oxalis, 10c punch, roses, os verbena, 30 doz., lemon lilies, win % aie oC - Flowers and Se For Sale One thousand petunia plants, suitable for beautifying a state highway, for sale, 50c C. Mrs. W. K, Mitchimer, Dawson, Mixed colors snapdragons, ver- bena, rosy morn, petunias, dwarf red cocks comb, 75e doz. plants; dbl. larkspur, hollyhocks, dianthus, sweet william seed,.4 pkg., 25c, del, Mrs J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, Rt. 6. White and pink perriwinkle, strong, grown plants, 2 doz. for 10c: postage not paid. Miss Frocene McElveen, Groveland. Orange day lilies, $1.10 C; water lilies, verbenas, 25e doz.; azaleas, rhododendrons, 60c doz.; dahlias, all colors, 40c doz.; burning fire bush plants, 15 doz. Marlou LEHaton, Dahlonega. : Red, white, pink, salmon gera- niums, 2 cut. 25c, rooted, 10c ea; rose col. ivy geranium, rooted, 15c; 8 var. rooted begonias, 15c each; Mrs, W. I. Thomas, Plains. Mixed color petunias and perri- winkle plants, 25c; new crop Calif. yellow poppy seed, also mixed color larkspur, 10c teaspoonful. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson, Rt. 1, Box 101.]. Purple iris hedge rooted, 75c C; violets, 20c C; yellow and white Mums, 20c doz.; weeping willows, pussy willows rooted, 10c ea.; 3, 25c. Add postage. Willa Mae Ralston, Ella Gap. Large quantity of Angels Trumpets, 10 ea., 15e doz., plus 8c postage, or exc. for pink gera- niums, or box hydrangea, rooted. Each pay postage. Mrs. C. W. Jones, Milan. White narcissi, blue flags, 50e C; 8c doz. 50c C; 10c doz; Add post- age. Roy Baker, Alpharetta, Rt. O\BORA OT ee : Lots of fine chrysanthemum plants, sev. dif. colors, 25c doz., del, Mrs. John Tyler Monticello, Rt. 7. Sultanas, weeping lantanas, bush lantanas, rooted, 20c; cuttings, 10c; plumbago, guinea-wing phegonia, 10c mixed color geraniums 10c, 3 for 25c; exc. for purple, white gera- niums. Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpha- retta, Rt. 2. Two cape jasmines, 20c ea.; mixed spring bulbs, $1 C; incurved mums, snowdrops and Japan pinks, dbl. cannas 25 doz.; fox-glove, lic doz. Others. Write for prices and list. Mrs J. Winter, Buford, -One hundred Old Eng. boxwood sprouts, 6 to 15 in. high, strong and good roots, $5; 200, $10; 4 ft. mag- nolias, $3 doz., del. Patra Robin- son Greenville. : Twelve to 15 in. boxwood plants, 6 for $1; 12. for $1.80; 4 to 6 in plants, 25 for $1; 50 for $1.85; 100 for $3.25; del. Talmadge Robin- son. Greenville. Booking orders for fall del, for Olt Eng. dwarf boxwood plants, 6-8 in. high, $6 per C; $50 1000. Maude Hamby, Greenville. Water lilies, mtn. ferns, trailing arbutus, azaleas, 25 doz., mixed eolors strawberry bushes, mtn. lau- rels, ivy, 50c doz.; maple, Cherokee 3 for 50c; add - postage. Thedoshia Ross, Morganton. Dwarf bexwood, $3.50 per C; 300 Cherokee roses, $6; lilies, $5 M: cut- tings of boxwood and other ever- greeens and shrubs, 25c doz. DL. M. Woodruff, Greenville. Sultana cuttings, 3c each and postage. C. V. Wilson, Maysville. Giant snapdragons, hibiscus, periwinkles, blackberry lilies, fox- glove, hollyhocks, i5 doz., and postage. Miss Blanche Woods, La- Fayette, Rt. 5. Canadian standing 10; 15 and 25c ea., leaf palms, according to size Party to pay postage. F. W. Holloway, Clem. Pink, red, white peonies, 30c ea. tuber; petunia plants, 2 doz. 25c; salmon pink sweet Williams, 20c doz. plants; mix. col. sweet Wil- liams, seed, 10c thls. Naomie Glad- den, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.. Ostrich, Crest, Fluffy, Baby Breath ferns, Ivy, Silver Leaf ge- raniums, bleeding heart begonia, Chinese rde coleus, wax. vine, striped pot lily, 2 for 25.. Mrs. W. M. Vickers, Siloam. Iris, 25e doz.; yellow daffodils, Zoe C; fox glove and orange lilies, snow fern, 3 for 25c; all well root- ed: add postage. Mrs. Rosie Smith, Talking Rock, Rt. 1. : Gladioli, all colors, red variegated lemon cannas, ea. 50c doz.; purple verbenas, 30c. doz.;. golden daisies, dc doz.; milk and wine lilies, 45c doz. Geneva Carter, Alma, Rt. 2. Golden lily bulbs, 20c: banana trees, 50c ea.; asparagus ferns, 15c; _10 doz or exc. Conch begonias, 5e; eape jasmine, Flowers| and Seed = For Sale ~ Arborvitae, 27 in. high, 50 a.; postpaid; 20 in. high, 25 ea.; post: paid. Cash with order. Mrs. G. Ww. Olivet, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Red verbenas, 5c bunch; jasmine, 10 doz.; red _liles, doz; add postage. Myra monds, Social Circle, Rt. 3. One hundred doz. jonquils, daffo- dils, butter and eggs, yellow, 300 doz. white with yellow center, nar- cissi. Sell for $15; add postage. Miss M. BE. Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3. Hastings variegated dbl. yellow marigold, 15 doz.; red ball fuchsias variegated blue lantana, red hibis- cus, beefsteak begonias, red jus- ticia, pink, white hydrangea, 25c ea. Mrs. Thornton McCurley, Hart- well. Chrysanthemums, all colors, 25c doz.; jonquils, 15e doz ;Roman blue hyancinths, Oct. lilies, 30c doz.; cot flowers, sev. kinds, 5 to 25 ea. White iris, 5c ea. Mrs. H. F. Jar- rell, Butler, Rt. 2. Tris bulbs and roots, mixed colors. Ready first July planting. Early and late var., 50c doz. Mrs. S. A. Miller, Rome, 805 Ave. B. Thirty cuttings of box flowers for $1, or exc. 20 boxes flowers for pure P. R, potato plants. Mrs. L. BE. Wiggins, Doyle. Small pink and purple oxalis, 8 punch, del.; coral vine seed, 5c tbls. or 3 for 10c, del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla. Six eol. suitanas, 6 ums and 3 hbegonias, for 40c; postpaid. No order less than 40c. Mrs. Ralph Williams, Boston, - Double purple lilac, 10 ea.; yel- low sweet peas, 10c doz.; japonicas, 10 ea.; variegated gladioli, 12 doz. bulbs; red Dorothy Perkins roses, 5e ea; rooted plant. Mrs. L. A. Stowers, Tifton, Rt. 3. Large dbl. chrysanthemums, all colors, 25e doz., and postage. Miss Wsther NeSmith, Tifton, Rt. 3. Geraniums cut. dbl. red and pink, rooted, 10c ea.; not rooted, 5c ea. fairy lily bulbs, 5c ea., 35 doz. yellow 10 Lem- dif. gerani- fairy lily bulbs, 5c ea. 35 doz. Mrs. P. A. Norton, Douglasville, I Sees ee . _ Genuine Shasta daisy chrysan- themums, 50c doz.: pink thrift, 75c per C; add postage on orders less than $1- no ~chks=- Mrs. Jette Craft, Milford. Blue plumbago, rooted, 10 ea.; pink primroses, 10c doz.; Narcissi, lie doz, 85c C; cedar ferns, 10c ea. Mrs. B. Tt. Echols, Philomath. Blue iris; daffodils, narecissi, yel- low day lilies, 75c C; Wisteria hop, KCudza, 20c ea. Yonge Walker, Clarkesville, Rt. 5. Tube roses, elephant ears, 5e ea., zinnias, marigolds, 10c doz. Mrs. M. C. Connell, Toomsboro. Collection of mixed Narcissi, jon- quii and daffodil very fine bloom- ing size bulbs, $1 C; not prepaid. Mrs. Joe Hynds, Atlanta, 249 Suth- erland Terrace, N. E., phone Dear- born 4088-W. Blue iris, $1.25 per C; Giant can- nas, red and dbl. $4.50 per C and postage; Chinaberry trees, 2-5 ft. high, 20c; Sword fern, 10c or exc. 2 for 1 ruffled fern. Eva Haynes. Buford. Snapdragon plants, 20e doz., or exc. for blooming size gladioli bulbs. Mrs. W. H. Nelson, Powder Springs. ~ Pink and orange sultana, 6 in. tall, already rooted, 40c per plant. Mrs. R. J. Holland, Empire, Rt. 1. Gailardia and mixed color pe- tunias, 10c doz.; maple begonia, rooted, 10c ea.; postpaid. Mrs. Lee Cromer, Royston, Rt. 1. Dahlias, 6 col, 25 doz.; bego- nias, 10c; geraniums, pink, red, sal- mon pink, 10c cutting; hydrangea, pink, white, 10c; June grass lilies, 10e; add postage. Mrs. -W. A. Fields, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Chrysanthemums, mixed eolors, 22 doz.; jonquils, butter and - bulbs, blooming size, 25 doz.; bud- dleas, 2 for 35c; add postage. Money order. Mrs. E. G. Fountain, Fort Valley. President, Yellow Humbery, Red Humbert cannas, Nibelungen, per- fection, Monsignor, Queen of May, Reine Nixe, Caprice, Blue Siberian iris, 40c doz.; $1.50 C, $12.50 M., de]. James Cureton, Austell. Blue and white flags, trumpet daffodils, $1.25 C; Jonquils, snow- drops, April narcissi, yellow lilies, Tae C; del. Miss L. M. Davis Sil- ver Creek, Rt. 1. Emperor daffodils, purple ivis, dbl and single Hemerocallis, gol- den glow, phygsostegia, 25 doz.; $2 C. Queen of the May pink, IZ n- orabil lis iris, 6 for 50c. Mrs. Frose, 75c doz.; 15 cuttings color petunias, Por Sale - Dbl. yellow japonicas, Jap red quince, 2 for 25c; azaleas, 10c ea.; white and red hardy philox, 25c doz. Fixc. for anything can use. Myrtle Reo, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Twenty dif. kinds of box flowers, 10c; exc. for anything I can use. Mrs. Ida M. Parker, Talking Rock, Rt. Pink Cerokee roses, barberry, yellow dogwood, red buds, velvet water lilies, Chero- kee belts, 3 for 30c; old-time blue parma violets, 10c doz. Mrs, A. W.l- son, Morganton. Jonquil, daffodils, butter-eggs, white nracissi, all $1.25 C; cape jas- mine blooms. for rooting, 25c doz. Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt, 4. Red and pink begonia, orange sultanas, May cactus, 10 eutting; purple, red, pink running rose cut- tings, all 3 for 15c; Boston fern, 15e bunch. Exe. Mrs. Grady Moss, Talking Rock, Rt. 3. Daffodils, narcissi, Star of Beth- lehem, orange lilies, jonquils, $4 M; dark purple, lavender iris, $1 C; pink hardy phlox, 25 doz.; hidibcus, 50c each. Mrs. Mollie Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Daffodils, orange iiiies, sweet scented cluster jonquils, $1 C, $5 M; mixed olor iris, 35c doz.; dark purple iris, $1.50 C; add postage. Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Ellijay, Wt. One knifeblade cactus, 4 ft. 2 in. high, 9 yrs. old, extra large, blooms of American beauty color, always covered in blooms, $5 postpaid. Mrs. Rosa Wells, Temple, Rt. 3. Yellow jonquils: and daffodiis mixed, 20c doz.; petunias, 10c doz.,; grape geraniums, rainbow and sprengeri ferns, rooted, 10c, 3 for 25c; add. postage. E. B. Daniel, Douglasville, Rt. 2. Pink begonias, geraniums, ver- benas, red carnations, 10c each; 3 col. large mums, jonquils, 2 doz., 25e; splotch cannas, white iris, pink Shamrock, 25 doz. bulbs; add postage. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewiston, Pot lilies, red, white, maple leaf grape begonias, lantanas, cactus, ferns, rooted, 2 for 15c; geraniums, white, red, fuchsia, dbl. petunias, 3 cuttings 10c; add postage. Mrs. Mary Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. ~ Red, yellow cannas, orange lilies, daffodils, spearmint, garlic, 25c doz.; blue flags, 40c doz.; exc. for feed sacks or other value. Olan Kown, White. _ March blooming jonquils, yellow with orange eye, 20c doz., $1 C; cosmos plants, 10c doz., 50c C; post- age added. Exc. for 100 Ib. white feed sacks. Mrs. D. L. Steakley, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Yellow daffodils, 75c C; purple iris, foxglove, 25c . doz.; orange lilies, 20c doz.; yellow cannas, 15 each, 2, 25c; rooted; add postage Miss Taffie Smith, Talking Rock, EG. 2: Mothers tears; 5 dif. sultanas; 3 fuschia; dbl. petunias, ferns, be- gonias, geraniums, 10c each; privet hedge, rooted, 3c each. Exc. .for value, Mrs. C. L. Willis Talking Rock, Rt. 3. Hastings ruffled watermelon 25c doz. plants; button chrysanthemums, 10e doz.; Hastings mixed col. ptunias, 50c 100. Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Sharon. Trumpet, daffodils, orange day lilies, 65c C; bird-eye hedge bush, pink almonds, i5c each; pink, hardy. hibiscus, 5 for 10; yellow japonicas, 25c.-Mrs. Esty Parks, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. Emperor daffodils, 25c doz., $2 C; empress, 20c doz., $1.50 C; deco. dahlias, 40c doz., 6 colors; 15 in. bloom hollyhocks, 15c doz, $1 100. Mrs. W. R. Thompson, Lawrence- ville, Rt. 1. Zinnias, marigold (old-fash- joned), prince feathers, 10c doz.; August lilies, 15c each; sword, as- paragus ferns, 15c; white and red conch geraniums, 10c doz. Mrs. O. W. Colson, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Sweet scented grass pinks, 25c bunch; narcissus, white, May blooming, 50c C; orange lilies, 50c 100. Mrs. Christine. McLeod, Col- lege Park, Rt. 2. Orange lilies, 2 bulbs 5c; blue iris, 10c each; oxalis, 2 for 10e; yellow cactus, 2 for 15c; jonquils, 15 doz.; add postage, Miss Annie Reinhardt, Waleska, Rt. 1, Box 72. White and variegated violets, 200 25; myrtle vines, dils and jonquils, 90c G; exc. for something I can use. J. M. Wilson, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 46. Jonquil bulbs, 50c C; exchange for mastodon or blakemore straw- Emma. berry plants. Mrs. Le Walden, Mitchell, | ae ae 40e C; daffo-| each, 2 for 25 postpaid; sei "Flowers: a For Sale White and variegated vio C; Chesterfield daisies, $1, purple iris, 2 doz. 25; na myrtle vine, Boston ivy, 3 do Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, R Madonna lilies, large bulbs paper white narcissi, long tm daffodils, _ snowdrops, eack doz.;. dbl. pink hyacinths, 10 or 7 for 50c. Mrs. Mary Sp Alpharetta, Rt. 2. Pink oxalis, salmon sulta a rose geraniums, ferns, Chri cactus, rooted, 8c each: yin tunia plants, 10c doz; some f free with 25c up order. Mi, Mobley, Glennville, Giant snapdragon plants, I and 7c postage. Mrs. J. lL, Doerun, Rt. 4. Bright red crepe myrtle, rook 10e each, 3 for 25: small eq trees, 15c each; add postage J. O. Davis, Gainesville, Rt Japanese iris, blue and whi doz.; mums, all colors, 25 erepe myrtle, 10c each; i white feed sacks; add posta small orders. Mrs. Nora Nix Ret:-2: Orange day lilies, primrog for $1 C; shasta daisies, 25 pink hibiscus, 50c each; japonicas, white dbl. Haste 8, 25c. Mrs. Manda fea jay, Rt. 3. : Cedars, little ones a ft, bl and postage, or $1 del; blag flowers, 15ce doz.; white she daisies, 10e bunch; rattle roo add postage. Luay Cain, M ville, Rt. 1. ES Beefsteak,. maple, pink, white rex begonias, 10;- dbl. white petunia, 5c cut.; | pinks, 10 doz.; dahlias mixe each; add postage. Hart, Royston, Rt. 1. Blue D. hyacinths, 75 p cosmos and petunias, sw liams; 25:d0z.; dahlia slips nas, 10c each; mixed bulb quils, daffodils, ete., 80e" others. Lillian Thomas, Hari Purple, and Javender ir doz. ; foxgloves, verbena, a 25e doz.; hibiscus, 30 do well rooted: add postage on | less $1. Charlie M. Langley, ing Rock, Poinsettia, Jerusalem ch 10e each; weeping Mary, 25 add postage. Exe. for green striped Jew and plants rooted. Mrs. C .Hf Molena. Extra large paper white ne 50c doz.; red spider lilies, 3 hemerocallis day lilies, ~ single and dbl. pe jonquils, 75c 100. Mrs. , C Middleton, Rt. 1. Hydrangea and red carn, well rooted, 10 each, 3 fo cut. of hydrangea, carnations niums and other pot flowers 5c. Mrs. J. H. Roebuck, B Rt. 2. Sa Coleus, begonias, sultanas niums, 10c each, cut. 5e; yucca, weeping lily, 10;~ miller, 20c doz.; petunia s pkg., postpaid. Mrs. H. D. Americus, Rt. 2, Box 136. All sizes oleander, dbl. pin Ki up; Christmas cactus, well root 10c and 25; white, pink, red co begonias, 10c each, rooted postage. Mrs. H. LL. oe De RED 1. White jonquils, 15e doz.; pink, plants, dusty miller, I marigolds, bloom in fall, 10 dif .kinds verbena, 5c ea. po Therman Todd, Mitchell, Giant cream and white p 25e each, 5 $1; royal blue i C; white hydrangea, 25 $1; everblooming, mix. Col. ve na, 25c doz. Marsena H Ranger, Rt. de] : White, purple, red gerai rooted, red, pink justicia, di fuschia, rooted, 10c each; 5e each; wild Easter lilies, add postage. Mrs. A. UAL Royston; Riad Crepe myrtle bushes, 10 mtn. ferns, mums, each 2 Exe. for 100 Ib. size white - sacks, or anything can use paid. Mrs. L. S. Etris, Alto, Purple lilacs, japonicas, de Dorothy Perkins roses, all 10 yellow sweet _ peas, vari gladioli bulbs, 10 doz; ad age; no stamps. Mrs. T. Ae ers, Tifton, Rt. 3. Twelve dif. kinds and co large mums, $1 C; pink cam C; white, 50c doz.; presiden $2. C; dbl. oleanders, roote Mrs. J, R. Camp, Cordele. =o Suit leat caladium. bull Miss Lola Rentz, Moultrie, gs, begonias, | Aas, ferns, cactus, or 25c; rootzd, ex begonias. Aaxeys, Box 95. etus, blooming all _ size, 10c; 7-106 :.and 25c; pegonias, 10c Mrs. J. A. Mil- s, 25 doz. del.; H. H. Sullivan, Boston, sword guinea wing, jas, white, pink lilies, 10 each. 9 C; mild wine narcissi, 50 C; srs under $1. Mrs. tman, Rt. 6. ;, 85 ea, Aman- Wee et. quils, daffodils, Jabeled iris, 85c 90 $2 C; Siberean, illiams, 2 doz. 20. ple geraniums, pink, is 10c;.add postage; apple geraniums, 5e postpaid. Miss Concord, Rt. 1. four o'clock 10c; red, , yellow lilies, fe. : Waynes- ploom next spring, id. Miss Mary petunia planis, 25e doz.; double poppy seed, 10c ered gladioli bulbs, ostage. A. Daniel, | ider lily bulbs, 15c red spider Hily 25c, prepaid. Mrs. Arlington. odils, April bioom- ; jonquils, or- ype, orange lilies, e doz. Mrs. Riley Imperial, Hip- le, Shekinah, Sweet ospera, White Queen, Pots Jd. Kile lily bulbs, bloom- Or: $1 per doz.; blooming size, 15c on orders for rs. Nina L. Palmer; hardy phlox, or- golden glow, 10c gonias well root- dd postage. Grace toe; BOX 27. May, rose pink, 2c on king, deep pur- others at reduced and lilies cheap. , Auburn. : 15 each; orange doz.; purple iris, 20c nd daffodils, 10c sus, 15 each; mt. red, orange and +} rhododendrons, uce, 10c each; add ile =Duvall, HBllijay, 5 and 10c doz.; and purple, single, 80c, or $1.25 per gs, 50c 100; fair ary, 75c per 100; l. Miss Nelle Walt- D 2. le fuchsia, rooted, md I pay postage. nings, Cumming, Ose arey, masan- chromatella yel- azaleas, 15 doz., os or Sale One hundred or more pink crepe myrtle cuttings for sale at a reas- onable price, good roots, Mrs. J, A. MelIntyre, Bowdon, Star Rt. .Cream, white peonies, rose hy- drangeas, 25c each, 5 for $1; bloom- ing size sed gladioli, 25c doz.; dark blue iris, blooming size, $1 100. Mrs. Dessie Hughey, Ranger, Rt, 1, Yellow japonicas, 10c each; royal purple iris, 20c doz.; day lilies, 15 doz.; hardy pink phlox, 25 doz.: pink and red azaleas, 5c each; mtn. fern, 10c bunch; add postage, Mrs. Sete Woodall, Talking Rock, eos Z Purple Hlae, white spirea, Eng- lish dogwood, June cherry sprouts, silverleaf maples, 10c and 20c ea.; blue flag lily bulbs, 15c doz.; jon- quils, 4 doz. for 25c; add postage. Mrs. Pearl Moss, Silver Creek, Rea, Mixed colors, double aster plants to exc, for big leaf begonia cut- | tings; one doz. plants for each cut- ting. Dovie Walker, Dial. Double yellow daffodils and eream and white fragrant narcis- sus, flowering bulbs, 25c doz., $1 C postpaid; size to bloom, now ready. Mrs. Florence Heaton, Min- eral Bluff, Geranium and cactus cuttings, de each; ferns, 10e each; August lilies, elephant ear, 15c each; gladi- oli, narcissus, jonquils, 20ce doz.; periwinkle, primrose, 12c doz.; ver- bena, 5c. Addie Wiley, Ashland, Rt.1. Water lilies and pool plants; some to exchange for other water plants; narcissus bulbs, gladioli bulbs for sale. L. D. Gray, Griffin. Large double poppies, all shades from light pink to dark red; 1932 seed ready for fall planting, 5c tablespoonful; send stamped ad- dressed envelope: Mrs. J. P. Owens, Roopville, Rt. 3. = Poppy sed, mixed colors, double, 10c teaspoonful. Mrs. J. W. Beil, Bremen, RFD 1, Box 69. Thirty different box flowers, 10c each cutting; exe; for R. I. Red eggs, 1 cutting for 3 eggs to set; privet hedges well rooted, 3c each del.. Mrs. Ida M. Parker, Talking Rock, Rt. 3: Six to 8 inch ferns, large bunches, 20 and 22c del.; poinciana seed 2 doz. 5c del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla. : Water lilies, 10c; rooted old- fashioned sweet basil, 20 doz; large heliotropes, 2 for 5c; exc. for geranium or begonia cuttings. Mrs. O: E: Shore, Scottdale. Seven kinds ferns, 50c; 7 kinds begonias, 50c; rainbow moss, water hyacinths, day lilies, 10c; mixed petunias, 25c 100; standing cypress, 3 doz. 25c. Miss Ella Mae Fordham, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. Fall pinks, double March flow- ers, 15c doz.; ostrich plume fern, yellow lilies, 10c doz.; baby gladi- oli, 25c doz; add postage. Mary Bramlett, Rockmart, Rt. 3. Nine-colors geraniums, pink sul- tana, yellow lantana, double spot- ted petunia, 5c cutting; large red poppy seed, pink double hollyhock seed, 5c pkg. Mrs. Linda Smith, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Mixed cannas, violets, mixed daf- fodils, May narcissi, 25c doz.; exc. for begonia, geranium euttings, Bantam eggs, peanuts, cott seed, or value, Pauline Kown, White. Reuters giant snapdragon plants, 'frostproof, 25c doz.; jonquil bulbs, 2 to 5 blooms on stem, 25c doz., $1.50 .100. Mrs. Scott Davis, Bo- gansville. Thirty to 35 kinds box flower cuttings, 5c each; exe. for equal value. Dyar Willis, Talking Rock, Rti23; Pink, red oxalis, 1 pr. old pink rosebud geranium; also rooted and unrooted cuttings; 1 yr. old fluffy ruffle fern; exe. for sultana, ferns, other geraniums. Mrs. Alline Lee, Buchanan, Rt. 2. Jonquil bulbs, blue iris, 25 C; double tangie, 15c lb.; strawberry} plants, 25 100. Mrs. JB. Jones, Dahlonega, Rt. 1., ro Twenty rooted orange sultanas, 10c each; large blooming sultana, 35c each; lace fern, conch begonia cactus, red double geranium, jade plant, all rooted, 10c each. be 3, Fry, Dallas, Rt. 3. Thirty different box flowers, rooted, 10c each, 15 for $1; cut- tings, bc each; exc. 10 euttings for |: pure breed hatching eggs, prefer duck or turkeys. Coy Willis, Talk- ing Rock, Rt. 3. : White, pink, rd, yellow, orange, yellow and pink variegated min, 75e 100; bloom- ing size, 25c doz.; motu, laurel, rho- dodenrons, 30c doz, Mary Langley, SENATE See ee ; For Sal Geraniums, begonias, blue lilies, oxalis, all 5c each. Grace M. Tilley, Talking Rock, Rt. 3. Box flowers, yard shrubbery, privet hedges, 5c each: exe. for. pigs. Mrs. Ida M. Parker, Talking Rock, Rt. 3. ve Daffodils, Jonquils, butter eggs, narcissi, iris, yellow, peach blos- som houseleak, snow on mountain, laurel, others, sell cheap; send stamp for information Myrtle Adams, Marietta. Sweet pinks, baby ribbon grass, houseleak, dusty miller, blue star grass, pink hardy phlox, foxtail, nickle vine, 25 doz.; mtn. azaleas, Toc 100. Ruby Medlin, Ellijay. Cactus, begonias, geraniums, pink, salmon sultanas, white, pink oxalis, pink justicia 5c cutting; ferns, 10 each; postpaid. Jose- phine Raley, Mitchell. Five kinds iris, chrysanthemums, 20 doz.; golden glow, zennias, primroses, day lilies, flowering moss, 10c doz.; box flowers; add postage. Mrs. M. Highfield, Rising Fawn, Mtn. azaleas, orange, pink, 10c doz.; mtn. rhododendrons, laure}, spruce, 35c doz.; add postage. Eif- fie Duvall, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 32. Camellia japonicas, indica aza- leas, all colors, 2 $1.10; oleanders, double pink, white, yellow, varie- gated leaf, single red variegated, double altheas, grand duke night jasmine, 4 $1.15. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cordele. Moonflower vines, amaryliis bulbs, lavender verbena, 10c each; orange, purple lantana rooted, 15c; petunias, marigolds, 10c doz.; red variegated cannas,: Va, ereepers, geranium cuttings, 5c. Mrs. I. E. Gibson, Waynesville, Box 183. Double crimson japonicas, 6 yr. old, rooted, 3 for: $1; iris, flox- gloves, 4 doz. $1; hardy phiox, 50c doz.; snowballs, 50e each; giadioli, $1 doz. Mrs. M. M. Barnes, Ellijay; tea : : : Double japonica rooted, 6 yrs. old, 3 for $1; junipers, rooted, 2% ft. high, $1 each; white, red hardy phlox, 3 doz. $1; butterfly bushes, +6 for $1. Miss C. Barrett, Ellijay, Rt 3: Variegated,- blue lantana, fus- chias, sultana, maple, beefsteak hbe- gonia, hydrangea, red hibiscus, justicia, pit coleus, 15c each; 8 col- ors geraniums, $1; all rooted. Mrs, Thornton McCurley, Hartwell.. Dark pink double poppy seed, spoonful free for 5e postage; dbl. geranium cuttings free for 5c post- age; all colors verbena now bloom- ing, 25c doz. Mrs. Myrtis: Swann, Lithonia, Rt 1; : . Red rosebud, red, white, pink gseraniums, purple weeping lan- tana, 2 yrs. old, 35c each; dried apples and peaches, 15c lb. Miss G. B. McLane, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Red dogwood, golden bell, lilac, 4 for 25e; yellow root, blood root, wild cherry bark, 10c Ib. Mrs. J. H. Fox, Dial. Long trumpet daffodils, $1.25 C; yellow jonquils, white narcissi, but- ter and eggs, $1 C; blue spider lilies, $1 doz.; white hydrangeas, 10c each. Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4. Ss Asparagus sprengeria ferns, 1 yr. old, 10c each; add postage. Inez Garner, Canon, Rt. 3. Curtain plant, grows on window curtain or on rocks, 2 for 15c with directions: Mrs, Thomas M. Ran- dolph. ~ Marietta, 600 Powder Springs St. Jonquils, butter and egg bulbs, 25c doz.; large type chrysanthe- mums, mixed colors, 40c doz.; buddleas, 2 for 85c.. Mrs. BH. G. Fountain, Fort Valley. Seven colors geraniums, 4c cut- ting; ostrich plume ferns, leopard begonia, rooted, 15c; oxalis rooted, monkey tail, Thanksgiving, red May cactus cuttings, 5c; add post- age. Mrs. R. I. Williams, Cum- ming. Hastings mixed colors snap- dragons, 35c doz.; Queen Annes lace plants, 30e doz.; spearmint plants, celery plants, $1 C poste paid; hydrangeas, 25c each. Mrs. 7,, M: Story, Thomson. Sweet william plants, white, four oclocks, collard plants, pepper- mint plants, 3 doz. 25c. Mrs. Frank Richard, Hemp. : s Exchange geranium cuttings, orange, pink, American beauty, 5c each; ivy geranium pink, 10; or- ange sultana cuttings; 5c for white feed sacks, 100 lb. Lula Bryant, Gainesville, Rt. 7. : Box, perennials flowers for sale or eXC. and other sacks. Mrs. A. F. Maloch, - -sultanas, double petunia, ferns, hydrangeas, | doz. for cotton Jeffer- Mrs. Myrtle Barnes, For Sale Double tablespoonful del. D. C. Whiddon, Tifton: Rt oe Sprengeria fern yr. old, 25c; yr. old Boston ferns, 25c; pink oxailis, Florida lilies, 5c each; King Alfred jonquils, 50c C; catnip, 15e doz, Mrs. Gussie Conner, Villa. Riza, PROG Twelve caladiums, 10c each; exc. for lint cotton at 7c lb,; clean feed sacks, 109 Ib. size, each pay post- age on what they ship. Mrs. Gene- va Wynne, -TFoomsboro, Rt. 2, Box. 25. Rose salmon sultana_ root, 6 kinds begonias, 5 kinds ferns, 10c; coleus, snapdragon, grass pinks, straw. flowers, 10c doz.; August, Florida lilies, 5c. Mrs. Lester Phil- ips, Royston, Rt. 3.. Two coleus for 15e; 15 petunias, 10e, 15 old-fashioned bachelor button plants, 10c;. add postage. Miss: Rubye Carter,: Winder, Rt. 3. Squirrel tail fern, 10c bunch. Japanese wool flowers, 3 kinds wandring jew, 10c doz.; add postage. Mrs, Myrtle Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt. 3. Star of Bethlehem, 30c C; $1 50 M: Dutch, blue, dbl. hyacinths, No. 1 size bulbs. 40 per 12; $3 C; No. 2 bulbs, 25e doz.; add _ postage., Lilian: Thomas, Haralson. : Well rocted plants of large chrysanthemums, petunias, yellow thernless roses, red sunflowers Zde doz.; purple lilacs, 2 for rZ0G; del: no stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sulli- van, Bremen, Rt. 1. Red flowering quince, 30c doz.; orange day lilies, 50e C; dbl. pink almonds, 2: for 25c; mums, 10c doz.; red hollyhocks, lavender iris. 20 Mrs. V. G. Silver, Oakman Rt Thousands of hardy narcissi, yellow corn lilies, blackberry lilies, and other plants; sell or exe.: write first. lA Byars, White, Rt, -1. Rox 10. 2 : Water lilies, Eastercactus, ele- phant ears, .10; .mixed spring blooming bulbs, 15c doz.; mixed iris, leopard, orange lilies, 35c doz.: | dbl. Angel trumpets, 10c; snap- dragons, 25 doz, Mrs. J. Winter Buford. Narcissi bulbs and strawberry plants for sale cheap. Mrs. L. H. Cae, Eastanollee. : Dill sprays, 12 for 35c, violet plants, well rooted, $1 C; not less than 60 plants sold; damp moss packed; prepaid. Mrs. B. Thomas, Thomasboro. Sword, asparagus ferns, elephant ears, water hyacinths, 15 each; pin cushion, rattail cactus, 10; ereen jew, 10c doz.; red rosebud. white ger. cut., 5c.. Mrs. Charlie Arnette, Harlem, Star Route. Seven kinds jonquils, daffodils, narcissi, 60c C; labeled iriss, 85c doz.; mixture of 20, $2.60 per C; Siberian, 25, $1.10; sweet williams, 2 doz. 20c. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun. Emperor daffodils, 25c doz.; em- press, 20c doz.; 15 in. bloom holly- hock plants, 15c doz.; 6 col. seed, 10ce teacupful; sugar pear trees, 6 for 50c. Mrs. W. R. Thompson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1. : Dbl. pink, single, red, white, hollyhoeck seed, 20c teacupfui: pur- ple, white verbenas, mixed pop- pies, mixed larkspur, sweet wil- liams seed; 10c tbls. Mrs. J. G. Whitfield, Jasper, Rt. 4. Pallida aurora, azure, 10 other named iris, del., $1.25; 3 ea., 12, $3.25: mixed giant snapdragons and asters, 20c doz., or 3 doz., 50c. cash; no exc, Mrs. W. M. Jones. Lylerly. Blue flag lilies, 25c doz.; hen and chickens cactus, 6 for 25c; blue violets, 2 doz., 20c; large, pink dbl. poppy seed, 10c teaspoonful; post- paid. Mrs. HBlishas Kirk: < Sr; Rockmart, Rt. 2. Yr. old sprengeria ferns, cape jasmines, large grape geraniums, rooted, 7c; pine burrs, red, pink, red rosebud ger, Xmas, cactus cut., 4c; add postage. Queenie Daniell, Douglasville, tie. Giant trumpet daffodils, large purple iris, dbl., single hemerocalis, dav lilies, 25e doz., $1.75 C; $12.50 M; snapdragons, 25c doz.; queen ct May iris, $1 doz. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy. Jonquil bulbs, $1.50; water lilies, 10c; sea moss, 10 bunch; plooming size peafowl moss, 10c bunch; senna plants, 10c doz.; add postage. Alpharetta, poppy seed, all colors, 106 verbena; 10c each; | or cattle; Rochelle. rope }- Hoss Wanted: Want King Alfred daffodil bulbs, also emperor, true to name, cheap for cash. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Mils ner. ; = Want to hear from parties have ing the regale lilies, monthiy climbing roses, colors that the suy does not fade quickly; also wanft giant sweet peas and others. Laura Morris, Roopville. eA, Exc. salmon, orange, sultana cute tings, August lily for other colors. Exc, for beefsteak, venus, begonis, oleanders, night blooming jasmine, Chinise hibiscus, midnight helio- trope, and others. B. Frey. Dallas, Riteas exc. B. R. eges at 50 per 15 for begonas, geraniums, rooted, dif. colors, at 10c each; each pay post-_. age on what they send. Mrs. G. T, Kitchens, Metter. A Se Exe. clematis and wisteria vine, Eng. dogwood for shasta daisis, marigold, zinnias, coreopss or write first, Mrs: E, 43. Cotton, Palmetto, Box. 47, S Want. -boxwoods: . give. Age, height, diameter and describe what . you have exactly as possible and give price. J. Guthrie, Afonroe, Rt. 6. ee Want. red double pot carnation ivy, sweet gum geraninums, maple ~ hegonias, bleeding heart, foxgloves, leopard begonias, tulips; exe. yard or pot flowers for same. \Irs Ma- mie Stone, Adairsville. Be Incubators. Breoders, Ete., Fer Sale Marly Bird Inc.; 50 egg cap, 0272 cond., $3.50, or .exc., for .Cormesig baby chicks of equal value. Mrs. tt. B= Long, Culverton:-Rt 2. Little Brown Hen Inc., 30 eee cap., brand new, never been used, Sell or exe. for anything can use; price, $4.89 del. Mrs. I? R. Vineent, Fruitland. a One brand new, 500 cap., Hoover, Standard Reliable 0: burning brooder; 1-500 cap. soft or hard .Brower coal brooder; 399 cap. National brooder; all ACL) eond. Homer G. Cline. Canton, . Rt. 4. : 3 2 Majestic, 175 egg cap. incubator - for sale or exc, for Hve stock; write. Guy Goare, Richland. Super Hatcher Inc., 600 egg cap., perfect cond., cost $32.50: sell f $18 cash, or exec, for poultry, hogs write. S. P.. Hayden, Alma. Se y Buckeye: Inc., styie 17-H, 220 ege eap., cost $37.50; guar. in AL econd.; set 3 times; sell for $15, or exe. for cured meat or syrup. B. B Decker, Cordele. ane Six Hundred cap. ine., also 100 cap. for sale or exc. C. F. Brown College Park, Riverdale Road. No. 2 600-egs Buckeye incubators | in first class con., $30.50 ea. Mrs. _ Frank Flanders, Rockledge. : Hiave Little Brown Hen inc., 50 ese ecap., only been set once, to- exc. for 10 White Leghorn pullets, March hatched, I pay chgs. to party: = Mrer= JW Clements, Gne Buckeye inc., 280 cap., g00 con,, complete, $10 cash or exc. for beef yearlings, spring turkeys or. heavy breed chickens price, wheat and corn. Sixes, Cochran, Rt. 2. Little Brown Hen new, for sale, $4.89 del. Vincent, Fruitland. , Incubator, 250 cap, No. 1 con., alsc brooder will hover 500 biddies, ail good con. except needs a wick both for $15. Mrs. Bertha Jehnson, Faceville. j ee Style 40 Buckeye inc., cap 1144 eggs, with automatic turning trays, oil heated, $65; will take 300- 40) heavy or heavy assorted chicks at $5 per 100... Sherman Poole Canton, Rt. 4. 2 Three hundred and seventy-fiv cap. Queen ine. just like new, vsed only once., complete, instruction, thermometer, etc., sacrifice fo quick sale for $12.50 FOB. J. Newton, Thomasville, Rt. 1 = One thousand cap. coal breeder stove, new, never been uncrated $12.50 or exc. for baby chicks or hens. Mrs. J. E. Harrell], Quitman, Rt. 6. : S : Genuine Brower battery brooder 50u cap., equipped with violet ra bulbs, insure healthy, vigorous. chicks, sacrifice for $40; money order, N. Rosene, Ft. Valley. Two hundred and fifty cap. Miller Ideal Inc., used 2 seaso only; sell or exc. for a cow oF heifer yearlings not under 9 ola. Mrs. Mary Belle Web ville, Rt. 1, Box 62. in good con., $2. 50 V . Manning, Dudley, Rt 1. pc, . and brooder for sale. L. S. et wniels; Albany, Rt. 3. .cubators, Brooders, = Wanted Want to: buy small cap. electric incubator and also. electric brood- ON, both must be in good, first- S$ working order; cheap for . M. J. McHugh, Atlanta, 528 en. Iris Drive. Want one 12 or 14 h. p. Economy r & R. Cos. gasoline engine. W. J. Carruth, Farmington. ~ Want can sealer that will seal No: 2 and No. 3 cans the second third. time; must be in good 1, and: cheap. for cash. Jas. .H. Harris, Canon, Rt 1. Want old-type Benthall picker cheap or cther model. Leverett, Parrott. Rt. 1. Want Putnam broeder heaters. . J. Carruth, Farmington, Want ine; 150 to 500 cap.: will full blooded Jersey male calf Blue Bill male hog or pay cash. , Outen, Manassas, Rt. 2. Want good, cheap - incubator, ut 4 or 500 cap., must be cheap. ae P. Yarber, Folkston. Plants For Sale famous potato. onion, L in Sept. and have green in. lons all winter and large onions Spring, very prolific, 25c at. irs. Claude Ridley, Franklin. lew Stone and Marglobe tomato ants 50e per M FOB, or exc. for ood nice honey or hay peas.C: C; el. Buford, Rt. 2. ew Stone tomato, Wakefield late Flat Dutch cabbage head- collards, 25c per 200, 80c per P:R. -imp., Gov- insp., 50c M; ones, 50c 1,000. J. C. Allen, ainesville, Rt. 2, New Stone and Baltimore tom ito ts, 75c M del.; Marglobe, $1 M 1; cabbage and: collard plants, M del. Guy Crowe; Gainesville, oe tone. tomato plants, cabbage lants, 75c M; Ga. collards, $1 M paid. Hoeyt Anderson, Gaines- , Rt. 2: peanut oli arly; Jersey and Chas. Wake- cabbage and Ga. collards, Ivarly ce ena Chas. W. cab. ge and Stone tomato plants, 15e 5e per M del, Ruthford Wal- Htowery Branch, Rt. 1. cefield cabbage plants, 70e 3 5 M; $5 10 M, all del.; Seven op. turnip seed, 25c Ib. del. R. L. ah, Flowery. Branch, Re Nice select tombato. plants, 60: >; long petato plants. can set as ines, 50c 1,000. D.- M. Barber, Y. hiite heading collard, Wes Ww. sbage plants, New Stone, G. B. nato plants, each 15c per 100; een beans, 4c lb.; add: postaze beans. Major Crowe, Cumming, ato plants, Stone, Baltimore, moss. packed, prompt ship- full count, 45 per 500, 75c ; 50 M COD. H. C. Rowe, Beige feck sacks. ae E. Thomp- : Whitesburg, Rt: 3: i i eoHard plants, at 0; $1.75 M; Hampshire pies, each, or sow and: 6pigs for $25 mm, home: Jersey bull 2 yrs. old, . B. McKay, Newnan. abbage, collards and tomatoes, 500; $1 M; pepper and ezg- nt, 40c 100, $1.25 500. Miss Rosa y;. Lewiston, Flat Dutch cabbage plants 250, $1.20 M; hot pepper plants, doz.; guaranteed full count; postage; Crowder peas, 20c add postage. Mrs. Nancy derson, illijay, Rt: 3, Box. 49. eading variety cabbage, tomato collard plants, 65c M del.: 5 -M, 40c M express col: H. P. vr Gainesville, RES 2. Du h. and. Wakefield cabbage, and Baltimore tomato, head- tard plants, 25c 200, 65c M; rmore.:-50e 1,000. C6. AV. : Gainesville, Rt wa efield and Flat Dutch, New stone. and Baltimore tomato ts, full: count and true to rie Dutch, Sade ae eabhabe. Ree 2: -M del; Gainesville, Rt. 1. from. cert. treated seed;. order. Abe 100, $1 M; Ga. and heading collard, New Stone tomato plants, 20c 300; 80 M, postpaid; 5 M up 50c M del. Robt. Grindle, Gainesville. Jersey and Dutch cabbage, Stone and Baltimore tomato, heading and Ga, collards, 75c M del.; 5 M up,. 50ec M col.; good plants, shipped: promptly.. Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2. : Collard, lettuce, potato plants, 60c M; cabbage, beet, 25c 100, $1.50 M; hot. pepper, 30c 100; sage dill, garden. huckleberry, 25c doz., $1.50 100. L. E. Harrisen, Dublin. Stone and Baltimore tomato, heading ,collards, Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, 15 100, 65c M del. Bonnie Smith, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Early Jersey, Wakefield and laie Flat Dutch cabbage plants 55 M. del. in Ga.; no stamps, money order only. Delmer Pugh, Cum- ming, Rt. 1. Stone and Baltimore tomato, Dutch and Wakefield cabbage piants, heading collard plants, 40c 300, 90c M del.; 75c M express col- lect. L. M. Wingo, Gainesville, New Stone tomato, Wakefield, late Flat Dutch cabbage, heading variety, collard plants, 40c 500, 60c 45c 5 M FOB. Cora Crows, Tomato plants for summer or fall, drum head cabbage, collard plants, 90c M postpaid. Mrs. Lillie Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. Large, strong, healthy plants: -Stone, Marglobe, Baltimore toma- to;. cabbage, collards, large Wake- field, Copenhagen cabbage, 45c 309, 75c 600, $1.25 M postpaid, T5e col. Jim Frasier; Lawrenceville. Million large, well rooted Mar- globe, Stone, Baltimore tomato famous large eabbage-heading collard, Wakefield cabbage, 50c 300, $1.25 M; postpaid. C. F. Maddox; Law- renceville. Marglobe, Bonny Best, Stone and Baltimore tomato plants, 25c 200, 80c M ;cabbage, Copenhagen, Gold- en Acre, Jersey and Chas. W., 60c 1,000. Miss Louella Stokes, Macon, 340 Central Ave. Celery plants, grown from Hast- ings white plume seeds, 50c 100. S. J. Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9. - Cabbage and tomato-plants, 45 500, 75e M; roots protected, basket free; 15 extra if chk. is sent: Lee Waldrip, Gainesville. Fiat Dutch cabbage plants, 70c M; $510 M del.; seed sown in May: red nest onions, 40e-gal. Paul Roper, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. everbearing strawberry plants, 35c: dried peaches and apples free from worms and.core, will exc. for sacks or anything can use. Mrs. A. 15. M up, 50c collect; J. Stansel, Cleveland. Stone, Baltimore, Marglobe, Bon- ny Best, Matchless and Red Rock tomato. plants, 250 200, 70c M del; COD; 50c 1,000. S. C. Rowe, Fitz- gerald. . Mat Dutch, All-season, Chas. W..,. Ga. coHards, big Red. Rock tomato, $L M; 10-M $8 postpaid; cash with ' A. M. Etris, Dahlonega, Rte: 5 . Cabbage, All-season, Chas, W. and Flat Dutch, Ga, eollards, big Red: Rock tomato. plants $1 M; 10 M: $8 postpaid; cash with order. Jno. B, Nix, Dahlonega, Rees; Hastings Ga. white heading col- lard plants, 25e 200, $1 M ,$3-5 M, $5.10 M del., 50c M FOB. Mrs. J. M. Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 4. Millions field grown Stone and G. B. and half headed - collard plants now ready, 8 to 12 in., {5 price cn 200, 70c M; write for. larger order, James E. Thompson, Cumming, Rt. 5. Millions of late varieties cap- bage, collard and tomato plants, seed bought direct from Woods, can fill at once; Edgar : satisfaction. eMarenteed: Woodall, Cornelia. Lady Thompson strawberry plants at 20c 100, or exe. for cab- bage plants, country butter or any- thing can use; write first. Mrs. Gaston B. Williamson, Oak Park. Chas. W. cabbage plants. and collard plants, 25 200, 75c M; New Stone tomato plants, 15c 200, 75e 1,000. Perry Reynolds, Gaines- ville, Rt. 2. All varieties of cabbage, collards and tomato plants, 75c M del; and up 50c M collect; will exc. for oe shoats or any thing ean Ow M. Crowe, Gainesville, , rd be 4 Srareus UR te 2: |M postpaid. Mrs. r10 bu. corn. O. I Crow, evitte: Rt. t. 10c M del.; FOB. Jackson Milford, 5 Vb -veams, Taree: stocky New Stone, Balti- more tomato, Chas. W. cabbage and heading collards, 50c 300, $1.25 M. postpaid, 75e M express collect. i, A. Hayes, Buford. Rhubarb plants, 50c doz.; pep- permint, catnip plants, 25c doz.; | yellow root, dry or green, make of- fer; money order. Mrs. Thornton McCurley, Hartwell, Cabbage, collard plants, direct from Hastings seed; also.sure head cabbage plants, 20c per 100, $1 per W. H:. Rucker, Milner. : - Will exc. 10,000. collard. plants or 8, 000 tomato or cabbage plants for Gaines- Million plants ready Stone and G. B:; tomato, half head- ed collard plants, field: grown, 25c per 200, 70c. per 1000. Albert Dor- racutt, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. : Cabbage, Early Jersey, Chas. W., Flat Dutch; New Stone tomato plants, 15 per 100, T5c per M prepaid. Davis Jones, Gainesville. Reh ; Cabbage, collard and = tomato plants, 25c per 200, 75e per M del. B. Crow, Gainesville. Million N. S. and G. B. tomato plants. 70e per M; collard plants, 60c per M del. in Ga. Ralph C. Thompson, Cumming, Rt. 5. Ga. heading collard plants 75c per M, or 10c per 100; will exc. for anything can use; add postage. G. F. Watson, Buford, Rt. 3. Insp. P. R. potato vines, $1 per M, or exe for meat, lard, syrup or honey, Jno. A. Barker, Rochelle, Ri. 2-Bon Sst G. B. and Marglobe: tomato plants, $1.25 per-M.: del in Ga., 5 M lots, $1 FOB. G. W. Jones. Chriffin,~ Rt. GC. ;Chas:. W.-and Dutch. cabbage, tonzate and collard plants, 70c per M. postpaid; any size or any amt plants, 45e per M, postage or ex- press. collect. A. Williams, Gaines- Mille. Rt, 255% Imp. and Gov. iso P. R. potato slips, 50c 1,000. Laura E. High- smith, Nahunta, Rt. 1, Box 9: Tomato plants, all varieties, 25c 200, 60c M; Flat Dutch and drum head: cabbage, same price del. by parcel post postpaid. Mrs. Mary J. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Box 72. Tomato plants, Marglobes, Bon- ny Best, New Stone, Greater Ba:ti- more and Break O'Day, full count, packed in moss del., 25c 200, 80c M, 5 M $3.25. J. oO. Stokes, Vitz- gerald, Rt. 3. P. R. potato, Jersey and Duich mato, heading collards, 60c M del.; good planis, Shipped promptly. Jeff Mooney, Gainesville. Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab- bage, collard plants, Baltimore. tomato. plants, 15c 100; 5. M $2 collect. Les Crowe, Oakwood, utd: Celery plants 50c 100. Miss Bes- sie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9. - Imp. P: R: plants, insp. and treated, 15c M FOB; now ready: seed from vines. W. D. Lightsey, Odum. P. R. vines. now ready, 50c FOB. Mrs. Ruth Ahl, Baxley. : Stone tomato and Early Jersey and Chas. W.. cabbage plants, 15c 100, 75c M del.; 5 M or more, 50c Flowery Branch, Rt. 1, ~ Stone and Baltimore tomato plants, Ga. collards and Wakefield. cabbage plants, 15c 100, 75c M; prompt shipment. C. F. Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 40c. M; cabbage and tomato, 15c 100, 60c 500, $1 M del; no checks. Roy Whitmire, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Stone and Baltimore tomato, E. J. cabbage and collard plants, 25 300, 50 M; 5 M or more, 45c M collect. Carl Bray 08a, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Large bell and pimiento sweet pepper plants, 30c 100; hot pepper plants, 20c 100; sage plants, 20c doz. del. Ida Wright, Alto, Rt. 1. Chas. W., Early and late Flat Dutch, E .J. cabbage, Ga. and head- ing collard plants; also cabbage- collard, -New Stone tomato plants, 50c M postpaid; 40c M percel post collect. KE. ee Gainesville, Rtg 2: _ Chas. Ww. eabiec heading col lara Margilobe, Stone and Balti- ; tomato plants, 5'0c 500, 2 Gainesville, : Branch. . New Stone, G. B. tomato plants, | healthy plants, Tic M, each wk.;| 'eabbage, Ga. collard, 50c 500; Stone and collect. , Guy -Waldrip, heading collards, 75c M del.; 5 M and more 50c M collect; millions now ready. Dewey. Mathis, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Cabbage heading collards, young, or 10c 100; or exc. for white: feed sacks, 1,000 for 15 sacks; add postage. Lemmon Watson, Buford, Rt. 3. Ga, heading collard plants, 75c M, or exe. for anything can uss; add postage. Miss Aline Watson, Buford, Rt. 3. Cabbage heading collard plants, 50c 560; 85c M; will exc. for any- thing. can use; add postage. Elgin Watson, Buford, Rt..3. Stone tomato, 25c 200 postpaid; and Drumhead Loe M postpaid; will exc.; no checks. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Late Flat Dutch and Drumhead cabbage, Ga. collard, 35c 300, 80c M:; Stone tomato, 30 200 postpaid; will exc. for useful things; no chks. John Wilson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Large late Flat Dutch cabbag late Flat Dutch Ga. eollard plants, white or aah bage collard, 15 100 80c M post- paid. Clyde Chambler, Leo, Rt. 1, Collard and Chas. cabbage plants, New Jersey tomato plants, New Stone, Baltimore, 55c. 300, $1.10 M; all same price. H. B. Fra- ser Buford, Rt 2.) Large variety strawberry plants, you pay postage and $1 for 400; Ylimalayan blackberry plants, 50c per 2 doz.; Concord and other grapes; make offer. Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell, Rt. 2. Flat Dutch, Wakefield ehpbace, Stone tomato and collard planis, 45e 500, 75c M postpaid; now ready. Burl Jones, Oakwood, Rt. 1. Flat Duteh,, Wakefield cabbage, Stone tomato and collard plants. 50e per 500; 85c per M; 70c per M for 5 M and up postpaid; now ready. Millard Jones, Oakwood, tak. Chas. W., E. J. and Late Fiat Dutch cabbage, Ga. and heading eollard plants, New Stone tomato plants, moist packed; prompt ship- ment, 25c per 200; 75 per M post- paid. Ernest Williams, Gainesville. Twenty-five million Stone and G. B. and half headed collard plants, 8 to 10. in. high, now ready each 70c. per M._ del. Fiowery week, 25c per 200, Rafe H. Thompson, Branch, Rt. 1. Pure red skin P: R. puke. vines, 12 in. long from the bud end of the vine, 75c per M or exc. for chick- 5 , ; , Coffee. cabbage, Stone and Baltimere to- oo J: M. Deen, Co: Millions of N. Stone and.G. B. tomato plants. $0 per M; collard. plants, 60c per M del. in Ga. '.. I; Thompson, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Marglobe and Greater Baltimore tomato plants, 75c M; 5 M or- more, 65c M FOB; field grown plants. Es N. Smith, Tennille. : Late Flat Dutch -cabbage and Ga. collard plants, 500, 35c; 60c M; cash; prompt shipment. -G@. GL Ne- Smith, Sycamore, Rt. 1, Box 141. Two hundred each, cabbage, col- lard, tomatoes, 50 ea. pepper and eee plants, .all postpaid for Mrs. Gertrude Branan, Lewiston. Buncombe collard plants, Stone tomato, 65c, 500; $1 M del. in 3rd zone; purple egg plants, 40c C: no ehks. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewiston. Greater B. -tomato plants. 200, 25c; 500, 48c; 65c M; cabbage and collard plants, same price; write for quantity. prices. W. C. Stephens, Flowery Branch. Chas. W. cabbage, .200, 25c; 500, 50e; 75c M del.; exc. for flue-cured tobacco, ready twisted, ea. del. Toy Watson, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. Cabbage plants, large late Fiat Duteh, white or cabbage-collards, Ga. collards, 15e C; 500, 65c;,90c M postpaid; no chks. Oma Chumbler, Leo, Rt. 1. Plants Wanted Want nice large celery plants at once; will pay cash or exc. for same. Mrs, L. C, Ridley, Franklin. Seed For Sale Collard seed for sale, 30c lb. Mrs. Bertha Johnson, Faceville. Pure. white bunch butter bean seed, 5 lbs. del., for larger cruantities. Meadows, Shiloh, - 1 & a _ multiplying Calif, Ars. A ee | per gal., rseed, 25c cupful; - per $i; 60c} special prices: OQ. | ay 4 Ke sing beer 75e M del.; 5 M and nneee, as Me Rt. Flowery BR berry seed, have st day from May to coin and 8c postage: Atlanta, 503% Luckie Red nest onions cut up and plan tatoes, 60 at mato plant: cornfield bea ~ Mrs Branch. Twelve lbs. puri with cow horn and also 5 Ibs. seven top f 25e Ib. del., or 5. Ibs., E. Gilstrap, Alto, Rt. Slow going turnip 24e per Ib, Frank. oe ow Re: 60e gal.; New Ston | $5 bet M; ors Bbc Db. pastes will | flue-cured chewing bacco; send sample. head, Union City, - New crop dill see per pke.; want to who-has. New. P seed to Selly Geo. - Ray etteville, RES Be White Wonder turn tablespoonful, finest 0: from 5 to 7 1bs:; sen Ii. D.. Rainwater, C Texas honey drip. pure, clean, 30 per ha $1 pk.; St plants, good, roo yan, Bremen. Chufa seed, $2250. G. Hughes, Dupon Parsley. seed, 1931 2 tablespoonfuls; may good con., 193f Mrs. Alice Garner, - Burr clover sound, ie Ib. Hartwell. Vadco Jappo, best greens, thrives. in: hi % Ib; Kentucky ipnicaieed pole. beans, Caslin pole beans, 25 J. Smith, -Lebanon. mee ate | Calt oars Mrs. J. i Re. 2. Sixty ibe nisi Ib. or 65 single: Ww. Stillmore. i Extra fancy, carsta chufas, $2. 45 per bu. remittance with ord Cairo. Seed Lookout $1.10 at ; Clement,. Cornelia. Half gallon. purple seed, 1932 crop, $1 send money order. Teme, Rt. 3. make 22 onions to for 25c. del Wa A. Alexander prolific. free from weevil, Mrs. W. T. Jones, Pure Mexican June from Hastings. seed, 1 hand shelled, 644. Tbs., $1.56 half bu. Mrs... L Ashland, Rt. 2. Pure Mexican June from Hastings seed, nu hand shelled, 6% Ibs pk.; half bushel, $1.5 A. Sanders, Ashland, Snow flake, ee seed corn, bot oe bos June, 25 gal.; 50c; all del Old- we al. good. ref: an Sam MeGehee, TREE: Uvalda, SRRt 1. okout Mtn. seed B. Cody, Collins Min, seed Irish h price on 2 bu. D, Brantley. jcia Augustifolia -yetch seed, com- cab- tomato or a oO. ce per M: del. ts. position in light farm work. Meigs. budding at reas- pay-| e. * in can use. | Oo. R. on farm to do all work, shop and fix W. Smith, 95: Janta, WA 0405. jd wants work on | poard and small e girl 5 yrs. old. re. Must work at ie Co 14 Fair ag eos iss with rm or other light - reasonable salary. vil ughby, Washing- uring tobacco, a8 rns or three. Have (p. and knew how. py, Rt. 1. n with wife work on farm fer . help with garden- id poultry. Can s Bowen, Stock- nts. a job euring to- e reference. D. C. fA, Box 46. on a tarm with re- widower and can 10 children. T. X. ts: place on farm work, such as and nda $8 a Miss old poy wants -job, -and dairying; can ing; make best of- etter. J. M. Ingram. erating cotton gin furnish reference. Flogansville, Rt. 1, filer and gummer kind of repair work; let me know. A. M. furnish the vege- ., and can them. who will hy Or Hall, ith geod, Christian > gather crops; will mo. board and wash- Weeks, Dial. with baby 8 mos. de- farm with smal] 4 aaa 237 Merritts : get a farm with a needs a good man to have exp.: no fall erop.. 41. B: ; Ave. N. W, At- i wants place on ce experienced, W. -old boy wants job on farm next; drive truck and ether thing butcher; need. a job; write at onee_ 4 Atlanta, 558 Hollins St.. jand can finance. self; farm 5. H. Thirty-five- Vr. Soe widow, no en- cumberances wants place in home of two to help with poultry, etc., state salary; prefer Colquitt coun- ty. but would accept. anywhere near, Mrs. Nellie Johnson, Doerun, Rt. 4 Single, 25 yrs. old, honest, sober, willing worker, wants job -with good, honest man on farm; from Aug. 15-Dec., $15 mo., board and: Jaundry. Augustus Floyd, Rock- mart, Rt. 2. Expert dairyman. and farm hand, exp., desires work; communicate personally With or write. F. R. Bradley, Leesburg, : Want job gathering crops, and would farm in 1933 on 50-50: basis, have force 3-horse crop; write or come see me. N. man, Rt. 2. Want work -on farm, with geod house and wood for this fall; 12 in family; or Clark county preferred: crop: for 1933; Huff, Bishep. Middle-aged women and take. geod ref. Mrs. Mary: 9-yr.- or small salary and board; can furnish ref. Mrs. G. M. -Bliteh, Bik: Nineteen-yr.-old boy wants job on farm, aiso will werk on dairy, exp. in both: make offer. Clarence L: Kinnard, Lenox. Want plaee on farm tending to cows, poultry, truck er gen. farm work; write. Miss Georgia Grace, Macon, Rt. 1. Z War veteran, bachelor, 36 yrs. cid, wants a farm -on shares, or will accept jeb on farm; can drive tractor or truck: write, Lynn Gil- more, Townsend, Rt. 1,. Box 69. Want work as wage hand or 1-| horse farm, 50-50, bal. this yr. and smarried, 26 yrs. oid; write what you have. J. C. Mobley, At- lanta, 376: Simpson St. : Twe young men want job .on farm or dairy, or poultry farm; can s; can er Bill Rice. Sp Want to bud pecan or other trees: have record of ever 90 per to: Ernest Huggins, cent on peeans; can bud er graft any tre that ean be done by any one. Ernest Brown, Meansville. Ret Want job on farm for self and my 1929 ton and half truck; can also haul farm produce, short or long distance to cities. Scett M. Thompson, Meansville, Rt. 1. Want work en farm, taking care of poultry, hogs, cattle, farm ma- chinery, repairing etc., or general farm work for aged couple; best Jof ref. Mr..and Mrs. L. F. Rans- ford Augusta, 1607 Broad St. Nineteen-yr.-old boy wants job on farm: reliable, no bad habits; make best offer in first letter. Wilbur J. Ross, Culloden, Rt. 1. Single, life exp. dairy and poul- try farming in New York State; breeding. raising calves, producing Grade A raw milk, butter, cheese, and cultured butter milk. Harry Tuttle, Atlanta, 1332 Lucile Ave., S. W. White, deaf man wants work on grist mill; board and laundry. P. D. Warnock, Register, Box 72. Want job on farm; single, white, sober, honest and little crippled in 1 foot; ean drive car and do any kind of work. Donald Lamb. At janta, 587 Piedmont Ave. Farm Help Wanted Want a strong healthy woman between 35 and 40 yrs. old to live as one of family and do light farm work, such as milking, gardening. $6 per mo. and board. J. N. Kil- gore. Winder. Want boy between 15 and 20 to live as one of the family and do farm work; must be honest with- cut bad habits; will pay $6 and board; good home for the right party. J. N.. Wilsore, Winder Box 94. Want one-horse farmer equipped to puild log tenant house, supply self and work certain lands free for building pay. J. E. Wau, Shiloh. . Want an experienced trucker for 1933 with team and other things miles | 931 fi out, B. Middlebrooks, Sr., Ellenberg, Quite 1 rmil! makes for service. t ide all goed workers; Oconee re ee Barney, |. non-related bantam cockere!s, $4 want. geod White woman +3 live with family of five, age 30 or 3d and assist with light farm work, must be McInaig, as poultry, garden, etc; Willing worker, Mrs. B. Dupont, Rt. , Box 43. Want to get in touch with a man who digs wells from 200 to 500 feet deep, Please write me at once. A. L. Williams, Collins. Want.a young Jady to come live as one of the family, healthy, be- tween the age of 15 and 30 yrs: Live on farm. Anyone interested in- light farm work of this -kind, write Mrs Clyde C. Carter, Hazle- hurst; Rt. 3. Want a good, reliable boy to look after cows and milk, aad other farm werk. 3. H. Triee, Barnes- ville. Want miller fer*smal corn mil with not over 4 in family; give part Mya Want man chickens. do carpenter work, garden, wood, small and wife, look after repair farm machinery, ete., house. salary {not ever $1.25 day) to start; ref. Thos, El Pitts, Atlanta, 1530 irs: Na- tional Bank Bids. Want a nice Httle girl, 8-4 yrs. od to do light chores around the farm for board, clothes. and schooling; white, orphan preferred; at onee. Theren Hieks, Adel, RFD. Eggs Fer Sale Park Cornish eggs frem fine stock; Mohawk and Barry. str., 60c per 15; 30 for $1: also full R. C. Golden Seabright Apri] 1 hatch. 50c ea. B. CGC. Pepe, Tallapoosa, Rt 3: Blue guinea eggs, 20 for se postpaid. Wilson Carsen, Griffin, Rt. 4. Pure Pompkins B. KR hatching eges for sale at 50e per 1 pre paid; all-eartens ret.; also want to eortract for next year. Mrs. G.-C. Tifton, Millen. Rt. C, Box 57. Pure B. R. hatching eges, 2e-ea.; 46 large B. R. hens to eat for 2 heifer calves, Jersey or Holstein 2 mos. old: 10 turkeys, 3 mos. .old, $15 del. Mrs. F. Cowart. Rt. 2. Prize winning Dark Cornish game eggs, 75c per 15, $2 per 50 per 160 prepaid, 100 weekly. Mrs. C. 0. Sikes, Sylvester.. Parks str. B. R., reg. permit 125- 0-32, feundation stock, cream grade, direet best selected eggs, $1.50 per 30;$2.50 per 60;$3 50 per 100 postpaid. Mrs, Mamie Roach Plyler, Manassas. Turken (Spencer Wonder bird) eggs, 15 for $1.25, cartens return- ed Miss Rebecea Campbell, 860 Boulevard, S. E., Atlanta, Black and gray turkey esSss, $1.50 per doz.; return crates. Mrs W. W. Gaines, Mize. Ete., Wanted Turkey eggs wanted; make best offer. Wm. H. Crawford, Tunnel Fill. Grain and Hay For Sale Bright pea hay and fodder hay, $1 per 100 Ibs.; fodder, 90c per 100 Ibs at barn. I. I<. Bullups. Swains- boro, Rt. 4. Alfalfa hay, good quality, $25 per ton. O. a Dickson, Fayette- ville. Ten thousand bundles of fodder for best offer. G. C. McClure, Bal, Ground. Blue Stem seed wheat. good and sound, $1 per bu. FOB. H. W. Wood, Tennille. : Fine Fulghum oats to exc. for a nice shoat. Duroe or P: C., will give. 9 bushels for, one, wi 100 lbs. and right in all ways. WE. McCart, Loganville, Rt. 4. Thirteen tons peavine hay for sale. write: W. C. Gente: Lumber City Twenty-five bu. good new wheat, 75 bu. FOB. L. C. Allen, Hoschton. Bight hundred bundles of good sown fodder, $1 per 100 Ibs. at my parn; no checks, pay when you get fodder. J. G. Reynolds, Concord. Five bu. wheat for seed or mill- ing to exc. for Duroe Jersey male shoat of pure bred and not than 70 Ibs.; I pay charges on wen, you. pay on hog to May- rr P Perry, | where. S. T..-Smith, fer chewing or smoking, less. prompt shipment; livered. D. P. Martin, Cobbtown Baby chicks, all standard breeds, 5e and 6c per chick; prompt ship- ments prepaid, live del. guaran- teed; chicks selected for size an4 vigor. E. R. Adlington, Atlanta, 510 Piedmont Ave. Baby Chicks Wanted Want 200-490 baby chicks. to raise on halves, any heavy breed. party to pay express charges, tf furnish feed: also any breed of ducks, same arrangement; want 50 slroats to fatten on halves. Mrs. J. W = Bell, Quitman. Want 200 baby chicks to raise on liualves to 12 wks. old: party pay express ches; any breed; want at once. Mrs: -H. *G. Swan. Ailey, Tet 22 Want 500 baby ace to raise on halves to 8 or 9 wks old, I furnish feed, party to pay chgs; prefer Black Minoreas, the large breed: want at once. R. O. Hodges. George. Miscellaneous For Sale Genuine bright leaf tchacco, 10 Ibs.. $1 postpaid. James Branch, Baxley, Rt. 3. One-half million Napier ~grass plants and-roots, Gov. give it same in protein as alfalfa; steck crazy about it; heavy yield, grow any- Cuthbert. Select grade flue-cured or shade- cured tobacco, 10 Ibs., $1 del. in Ga., orange or lemon. Dan Gray Baxley, Ph. Best grade flue-cured tobacco fer | chewing or smoking, 11 lbs. dei, in Ga., $1. 0n receipt of money erder. R. SS. Williams, Baxley. RE sls Good yellow flue-cured tobacco sandless, J2 lbs. for $1 del. Miss Maggie Gray, Baxley, Rt. 5. . Shade-dried catnip, 20c Ib, with order, add postage. Holloway, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. Two Ibs. nice dried sage. 40c tb. and postage. Mrs. W. F. Fricks Silver Creek. Deer tongue, ideal for flavering home grown smoking tobacco, 12c eash Dave doz., or 3 doz. for 30c postpaid. I. F. Warnock, Vidalia. Rt. 1. Good flue-cured tobacco. 13 Ibs.. : acl. to the 3rd zone. Kt. = W. Temberlin, Baxley, Rt. 2. One hundred clean white feed sacks, 100 1b. cap. for sale at 10c en. or exe. for honey, best offer. M. Tt, Huskey, Ringgold, Rt. 1. Old and mellow barn-cured toe- baceo, bright or red for chewing, 8c FOB. David Hutto. Surrency, Rie: Vome-made fiue-cured tobacco, good and strong, ready to shin, 12 ibs., $1, del, to 3rd zone. H. H. Tferring, Baxley, Rt. 2. Honmie-made flavoring for Ga. raised tobacco. 50c pt. postpaid, encugh for several pounds. L. T. Anderson, Augusta, 1019 Chafee, Avenue. Best grade home-cured tobacco. 10 Jb, eash, del in Ga ; satisfaction guaranteed; 8 mos. old for sale. F. M, Fowler. FRaxley. Seed chufas, long yellow variety, elean and sound, $3 bu-; trade. E. L. McDaniel, Waycross Rt. 4. White feed sacks, free from holes, and honey for sale or exec. for Brabham or other peas suit- able for hay. Mrs. Marion Dick- son, Osierfield. Good flue-cured tobacco, old and mellow, chewing, 8c FOB. Ruby McLeod, Surrency. Bright and red flue-cured tobac- co, 9c Ib. del.; cash with order Ike Tomberlin, Surrency. Good mellow chewing tobacco, whole leaf, 8c FOB; exc. for any}: kind of chickens. S. P. Hutto. Sur- recy. Flue-cured tobacco, 9c lb. del. in lots of 10 Ibs. or more, cash with order. Frank Smith, Surrency. Rt 2; Flue-cured smoking tobacco, 10 lbs. 75 parcel post prepaid ist and 2nd zone. H. J. McCorvey, Ccolidge. Good flue-cured tobacco. 12 ibs. for $1, fine for chewing, prepaid to 3rd zone. H. i. fyre, Biack- shear, Rt. 2. beer seed with te as, Good start Calix. s postpaid for. raton, Dall e | co, started chicks 2 to 3 wks. old, 9c} all de-. . stamps. ~ Good St. } flue-cured }. 8rd zone; also few capons 4 to sell or} int $: Rt 2 2 Abs. for s1 prepa -Daris. Fulford, Bla sheet Ft: 2, Best grade flue-cured red or yellow, age@ mellow, 310 Tbs. for 65c: flavoring irectiens fren, Oo L, Carter, Alma. 4 _Multiphbying Calif. beer ceed, KO 4 start, mailed postpat few 10 & Clarence Hemvee, Rech mart, Rt, 5. Flue-cured tobacco flavored, stemed and twisted, ready to chew, 3 Ibs, $1; 5 tbs. $1.50, cash; satisfaction . guaran: teed; smoking same .price. Miss As B. Taylor, Alma. Good mellow flue-cured tcbacc for chewing or smoking, 13 tbs. fer $1 .del. in Ga. Jas. M. a Baxley, Rt..5. flue-cured tobaece foe chewing or smoking, 12 jbs TR $1 del. in Ga. Geo. puaate Baxley, Rt: Nice fresh snmsiatvoniaee ders ber ry jelly in: pint Mason jars. 260 - pt or $2.75 perdez. Mrs. > J,~ is Ethridge Auburn. One hundred. cap white feed sacks; 5c ea.; $4.50 per 106 net postpaid: no ex.; 10 sacks wt. 5 tbs. J. Kingston, Atlanta, Rt. 2. oGed chewing tebaceo, leaf, 12 ibs., $1 prepaid te a g ed, zone; 6 Ibs., 65c: cash with erder, Aliee Milikin, Baxley. : Iive bushels hulled black wak nuts, 75c per bu FOB Augusta, Thomas Themsen, 46444 8th St., Augusta. oy Ga. grewn flue-cured biight leat. tcbaceo. 10 lbs. for 65 FOB Coffee. Frank Nipper, Coffee. Bright flue-cured tebaece pete ee yellow well pressed and prepared, ready te chew or smoke, No. 1E grade, 10 lbs, -65c: prompi Ship-' ment. Miss Bell Tayler. Alma oss Best grade flue-eured tebaece, | red-or yellow 5 lb. saeks, chewing, , 65e: smoking 68 sack. satisface tion guaranteed, prepaid in Ga Lawton Boatright. Reckingham. -Best grade whole teaf tokaceo, 5 lb. bags, chewing, 65e; cake 6c prepaid in-Ga. Mrs J. J Boat: ~ right; Reckingham. a Geed heme-made tobacco wihele- leaf. ready to. smoke. 60e: chewing, G5c, postage paid in Ga. Ovierwern : Poatriht, Reckingkam. te Good flue-cured tebaceo, | ing, Se lb.; smoking, 6 1b. : wal sostage te 3rd zere cash order; no orders Jess than Grady Tyre, Baxley, Rt 4 Good red and yellow whole leat. chew: pay = with tebacee, 10 Ibs. for $1: smoking ~ Bes eash with order: no order Jes* than | ne. Janie Steedly. Baxley. Rt 4, 7 Good bright leaf tobacce, chew ing, 9e Ib.; smoking. 7c Ip del. to eash. wih order: BO) orders less than 50c Mes. Grace Carter, Baxley. Bright flue-cured tobaceo, Jong leaf well pressed and prepared, ready. to use, 10) lbs., $1 postpaid; prompt shipment guaranteed - TY. Pope, Alma. Selected flue-cured chewime ae smcking tobacco, 14% Ibs., $4 del inn Ga.t satisfaction guaranteed. L, J. Boatright. Baxley, Rt. 4. Bee A-1 flue-cured tobacco. $1, prepaid to 8rd zone. Harri s, Baxley. 49 prepaid to 8rd zone; some 14 ae for $1. fee Horten, Baxley. Rt. i00d ee -made flu ete t0= bacco, 10 lbs., $1 del. to the ard zone. J. P. Ammons, Baxley. Rt Se Good home-made. flue-curec toe. bacco, 10 Ibs., $1 del. to 3rd zone. Fi WW. Herring, Baxley, Rt. 2. Be Bright leaf flue-cured tobacco well pressed. ready to chew Tbs. for 75e.-L. C. Williams, RLS: : Chewing tobacco, 10c: since J. A. Johnson, Baxley, Rt- + Box 29: Good flue-cured chewing tobacco, chewing read for use, 9 Ib.; smoking, 7c Upset: YTOB: no onders for less than, $4 all cash with order. Geo. Buchay Baxley, Rt. 4. oe -cured tobacco. excelent. rade, sweet and mellow, 14 te $1 del. 3rd zone, 8. PB: bow 5: Baxley, Rt. 2. Good flue-cured tobacco, 42 $1 prepaid to 3rd zone, shipment, Ellavease Horton, - ley, Rt. 2. eee - Bright, flue-cured tobacel read > < sien and Baricer, Alma. Ri. By flue-cured tobacco. leaf pressed, pre- 87c EF, N. grade ; r yellow, ready to chew, 10 Ibs., : SMirs: Ww. Flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow, spared ready to use, 10 Ibs., 65c; + W. Teston, Coffee: Best grade- yellow or red, flue- red tobacco, 5 Ib. sacks, smok- 1 or chewing, 65c per bag. post- - T.awton. Boatright, Rock- neham. ight, flue-cured tobacco, ready se, 10 Ibs., 70c; cash, White, Rockingham. : to0d, old mellow, flue-cured. to- whole leaf, smoking, 10c; 2c tb.; prepaid in Ga.; h with order. Mrs} J. J. Boat- ght. Rockingham. ood, cag: e-cured tobacco,. whois . 1 prepaid to 3rd zone; h oe Millikin, Baxley. : leaf, flue-cured 12 lbs., $1 -pre- Connie McCall. bright ood, flue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs., postpaid to 8rd zone. Bernard ornton, Baxley, Rt. 2. enuine A-1 yellow, flue-cured ring and smoking tobacco, 12 +. $1. prepaid to 8rd zone. Isham irris, Baxley, Rt,.2. Good tobacco. chewing. 9 -smoking. 7c Jb. no orders n 59c; cash with order. race Carter, Baxley. Good, flue-cured tobacco, 13 lbs, 6 lbs.. 45e prepaid to 3rd zone; hole leaf. Billie Joyner, Baxley, ,o0d, flue-cured fobaceo, chew- - 10c: smoking. Sc tb.; del. 38rd : no order Jess than 50c J.-S. nderson, Baxley, Rt. 2. ood, flue-cured tobacco, chew- or smoking. 13 Ibs., $1 del. to one. R. W Tomberlin, Baxley, WD. less Mrs; . grown, flue-cured tobacco, moking er chewing, 10 Ibs... 65c. Frank Nipper, Coffee. ood. old mellow, flue-cured to- not: molded.35 -- Ibo: hags nokine, 60c: 10 Ibs. chewing, $1; ostpaid in Ga. Tynan Boatright, eckingham. ue-cured tobacco, 10c Ib. del.; ght or red; cash~ with. order. ohn Tomberlin, Surrency, Good, flue-cured tobacco, chew- 10e: smoking, Te lb; guar. all ers: eash with order. W.-M. a Surrency. 5 ark red, flue-cured tobacco, dy to chew, 10 Ibs.. $1 prepaid . Stephen Williams, Alma, Bright and mellow flue-cured to- eo, 19 lb. del; cash with order. rank Smith, Surrency. lue-cured tobacco, aged and stow. prepared, ready to use, 10 S.. 70c, collect, or 90c. prepaid, G. Yilliams. Alma, Rt. 3. Two or 3 cans of pure hog lard. iee, white cabbage ssauerkraut % geal. jars; 25c; 10e extra for Will sell by the 1b, in bbls. Mrs. , Buekhead, Morgan od, old red leaf, well packed, tobacco. ready to use, 10 Ib. box, postpaid. Mf. S, White, Alma, ood tobacco, flue-cured, pre- ready to use, 10 Ibs., $1 pre- PW. F. Hope, Alma; Rt. 3. . ood, flue-cured tobacco, aged mellow, not trash, 8 Ibs., $1 paid. G. Ls Leggett, Baxley, Good tobacco, 10 Ib. boxes, $1.15; oking $1, postpaid. Mrs. Macy tright. Rockingham. t, -flue-cured tobacco, 10 Oc prepaid to 8rd zone; ready 1 Miss Annie Taylor, . red leaf tobacco, 3 Ibs., s., 50c; 12 lbs., for chewing, with order. Miss Alene id to ard. zone, $f. Belle Tyre, 20d, Gea gare, chewing, 10c; with. order. Grady Tyre, flue- -cured tobacco, chee oking, 8c; no orders for 50c, : Mrs. B. Bright, flue-cured toba ce oO, flavored and twisted, 5 lbs... 65ce: 10 Ibs.,. $1.20: prepaid in Ga. Ellis Williams, Aima, Good, bright, mellow flue- -cured tobacco, chewing, 12 Ibs. for | $1: smoking, 14 lbs., $1.80 FOB, ship- ped at once in clean white bags and del. to 4th zone. H. lf. Smith, Baxley. : Old-fashioned flue-cured tobacco, 12 ibs., $1 prepaid to Srd zone. -Frank Harris, Baxley. White scuppernong vines, brown fiz bushes, Concord and Niagara grape vines, $1 per doz.; 8 of each del. or will exe. one doz. for white feed sacks or white guano: Sacks washed; write; W. A. Moon, Waco, Rt. 2. - Flue-cured tobacco, bright and red, 10c Ib. del. in iots %f 8 Ibs. or more. Ike Tombertin, Surrency, RE 2s Extra fine black wainit kernels, sound and sweet, 35c per Ib. FOB. John Crome, Philomath. Good flue-cured tobacco, mellow long leaf for chewing, 10c Ib.; 8c for smoking: no orders less. than ECc. no checks; del. to 8rd zone. Watson Burke, Surreacy. Good flue-cured tobacco, whole leaves, 10c lb.; broken leaves. 8c 1o, del. in Ga.; no orders less than 50c; no | checks. Dave -Burke, Surrency. \ : Cood bright and ed chewing to- bacco, 8c Ib. FOB: good and mel- low. S. P, Hutto, Surrency. Will make jam, jelly and pickles on halves, will furnish fruit; send stamps for sample; a'so wilt can beans, berries, tomatoss at 10c per qt. Mrs. A. B. Crow, Ffarmilton, tata: ; Enough tall, niece, clean broom straw for 24 brooms, 5Vc, net pre- paid. Mrs. Lynwood }Yill, Mauk. About 40 Ibs. best quality used goose feathers in splendid contain- er, $14. FOBs Mrs. ke B- Cotton. Palmetto, Box 47. (Corrected from last weeks.) ee : Very best grade flac-cured to- bacco for chewing %r smoking, 12 lbs. for $1 del. to 4rd zone on re- ecipt of money order. R. S. Wil- liams, Baxley, It. 5. : Select grad? of flue or. shade- cured tobacco, 12 lbs. for $1 del. to erd zone on receipt of money order until 6th of July, then 10 tbs. for $1. Dan Gray, Baxley, Good flue-cured tobacco, chew- ing toboeco, 10c; smoking, 8c del. to Srd zone; no order less than 50c. Miss dna Mae Anderson, Sur- FONCVS Tete oe Good flue-cured chewing or. smoking, forest Jase VE RE 9. : Good o:d juicy flue-cured tobaceo for chewing or smoking, 12 Ibs. for $1 del. Geo. Mobley, Baxley, Rt. 5. Best grade flue- or shade-cured tobacco, 12 lbs for $1 del. in Ga. on receipt of money order. Maggie Gray, Baxley. Walnut kernels, 50c per Ib.. del. irs Re Gs Stoner, Protection, Bright leaf flue-cured tobacco, well pressed, ready to chew, 10 Ibs. ee 60c postage paid. Millar, Bax- ey, Bright leaf, fiue-cured tobacco, well pressed, 10 lbs. 65c postpaid, L. B. Shuller, Rockingham. \ Miscellaneous Wanted Want samples and prices of geod chewing and smoking to- bacco in 10, 20 and 50 Ib. lots, packed in 5 and 10 lb. packages. C, Finley, Dalton. Want to buy genuine wild gin- Sing roots; send samples and prices at once. G. Freeman, Ia. Want some gensing root, May apple and bull nettle root, senna leaves; please make best - price, Heward Dorsey, Sunnyside. Want to exc. from $1 to $50 value of special interest to cotton farmers for syrup, corn, pies or what have you? If interested write full particulars in first letter. 1. M, Shelnutt, Franklin, Rt. 5. Want farm products; will exc. very good value; write for interest- ing particulars. KE. S. Streven, La- Fayette, Want dried catnip, lady slipper root, skunk cabbage, by the pound: exe. strong tomato plants for same. E. J, Hart, College Park, Want to exe. white feed sacks, tobacco for 18 lbs. del Williams. Baxley. 160 cap., six for six Ibs. smoking: | tobacco, each crops per year, very prolific, Elb ps 3=1bs, Re , ~ Want 2 Sep hides with wool d on them, must be in good con. R. H. Warnock, Brooklet. Georgia Products For Sale BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE About 200 Ibs. tender corn field beans and 150 Ibs. sun-dried ap- ples, peeled and dried, for sale; make best price for the Jot or for either lot. J. H. Lunsford, Jr., Suches, : : Cream sugar Crowder peas, 3 10 lbs., $1; also pure bred Dark Cor- nish game chicks, 2 wks. old, $7. Miss Kate Lancaster, Sylvester. Newly imported West India white table peas, Eng. pea flavor, vigorous runner, matures quickly, plant till July 15, 35c tb. plus postage. N. Rasene, Ft. Valley. Clay peas, 60c; Brabs., 80c; mixed peas for hay, 55c; genuine O-too- tans, No. 1, $2.25; velvet beans in pod. $7.50 ton. D. , Strother, Ft. Valley. Clay peas, 60c; mixed peas for hay, 55c; few O-toc-tans; No. 1. $2.25; Biloxts, 90c. B. T. Marshall, Ete Valley. : Few bushels. Brabhams, 80c; Clays, heavy vining, 65c; mixed peas for hay, 55c; genuine O-too- tans, $2.25. G. A, Fagan, Rt., Ft. Valley. Fiome grown genuine O-too-tans, 2.25: Biloxis, $1; velvet heans, aa.083 truck lead ton, $7.50 pod, W. B- Norton, Ft. Valley. ~ Crowder peas, $1.10 bu. Cairo. Geo, G. Crawford, Cairo. Yellow Crowder peas. sound end frec of weevils, $1 bu. FOB Cairo; remittance with order. E. H. Thrower, Cairo. Colered bush butter beans, Jack- son Wonders, bear till frost, 10c 25c, not prepaid. F. W. Holloway, Clem. : Fifteen bu. Brabham peas, 75c or exe. for good sugar cane syrup a. 0G. per NO, 10 can. He 6: llodges, Oconee, Three bu. unknown and 8 bu. Whippoorwills, $1 bu. FOB. Thomas Jk. Bages, Jonesboro. Four bu. good, sound peas, 60c bu . FOB: cash, He. M. Causey, Rincon, Rt. 2, Box 34. Hastings cream sugar Crowder peas, 25 gal., $1.50 bu.; ~ sage plants, 25 for 25c. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt. 5. Seven or 8 bu. unknown. peas. 65c bu. J. G. Rogers, Cleveland. Four bu. improved Whipp. peas, just threshed, 1931 crop, $2 for the lct FOB, Cart A. Dove. Duluth. Ri 2. Yellow Crowder bunch peas. ex- tra early, very prolific, never faiis to bear, $1.50 bu., 40c pk. N. E. Law, Ocilla. Nice Crowder peas, now ready, %c per lb. del. on truck at my place in large quantities, 5 miles south of Hazlehurst. C. M, Mc- Daniel, Hazlehurst. High grade _ Brabham peas, scund, uniform in size and mark- ing, practically free from weevils; write for price on number of bu. wanted. Chas. F, Howe, Ft. Valley. Two hundred bu. sound peas, Clay, unknown, Whipps. and cow peas in 2% bu. bags, 50c bu. FOB Vidette; no COD shipments, G. F. Agerton, Vidette. Recleaned sound O-too-tan beans, $2.35 per bu.; mammoth yellow soy beans, 65c bu.; sound, recleaned runner peanuts, 14c Ib.; all FOB Ashburn. D, H. Rose, Ashburn, No. 1 iron peas in 2% bu. even wt. bags at Joe per bu. FOB Bonaire, L. S. Hayes, Bonaire. Seventy bu. New Era, clean and no weevils, $1 bu. Thos. H. Pitts, 1530 First Natl. Bank Blde., At- lanta. FRUITS FOR SALE Nice dried apples to exc. gcod bright comb honey, good chewing tobacco, lb. for 1b. or white feed sacks, 1 lb. for 1 sack, each to pay postage on what they ship. G. B. Patterson, Blairsville, Rt. 4, Three acres Rocky Ford canta- loupes ready for sale July 8; would like to sell them to a man with truck. E. N, Vinson, Unadilla. - Nice sun-dried apples, this years crop, 10c Ib.; yellow root. and rake for FOB f years crop to exe. for resh - or exc. for other value. Mrs. Tiney Phillips, Flowery Branch, Pink meat cantaioupes honey balls now ready. C, Strangward, Sylvester, Have dried apples to exe. for any kind of baby chicks or pullets, or and H, will sell at 8c Ib. J. A. Vandiver,. Dial. * : Nice dried apples, Ge ib.; some not so bright but good, 4c Ib.; will exc. for pecans; both to pay post- age or expres; allow 10c Ib. for pecans. J. T. L. Hartness, Sees Biuff. Nice fresh mountain -huckleber- ries, 25c gal. FOB; $2.25 in 10-gal. lots: cash with order. Mrs. B. F. Jores, Turnerville. ~ One thousand bu. of pineapple pears, ready to market about: Aug- ust 15 for sale. J. O. Allen, Daw- son Rd., Albany. Six acres cantaloupes ready for gale by July 1; farm one mile south of Hawkinsvile. J. E. Ridley. Hawkinsville. VEGET ABLES FOR SALE White bunch butter beans, 20c 1b.5 $2 pk, or $8 per bu..del in Ga.; Jackson Wonder and Ken- tucky Wonder same price. Dk Bae Smith, Barnesville, Rt. A, Box 71. - Green peas ready to lead on truck at farm; prefer selling to trucks; no checks. S. A. King. Blackshear, Rt. 3. Four acres green peas now ready; make best offer. Joseph. M. Corbett, Nashville, Rt. 1. Can load truck on watermelons, fresh corn, 10c doz.; green table peas, 50c bu.; okra, tomatoes, squash, now ready; write what day you can come. Roy L. Bloodworth, MeIntyre, BE PECANS AND. PRANUTS FOR SALE One hundred and ninety-five Ibs. large sound Stuart pecans, 20c Ib.: 225 lbs. seedling pecans. 8 Ib.; 120 lbs. medium size, 10c lb.; $60 for all. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bron- wood, Box 83. Good: sound N. C. runner pea- nuts, fine for seed or parching, $30 per ton or 2c pound less than ton FOB. E. J. Cottle, Ty Ty. . Ga. raised N. C. runner peanuts, saved without rain, good seed, 2c ib. J. D. Swint. Lenox Genuine N. C, runner peanuts, good for parching or planting, picked and housed without rain, 456 pas HOB