Second-Hand Farm Machinery, Flower and Seed, Incubator and Ornamental Nursery Stock Monthly Supplement 1B . Gunn and Goolsby Su-~ at, Made record produc- bu. 29 lbs. per Acre; rec- by Agricultural De- t. $125 bu. FOB. Re-! even wt. bags. Dan Monticello. _Rust-Proof and = Ful- ed oats, free from smut oxious seed, 45c bu. FOB. aston, Americus... 800 bundles of fodder. est offer; good slipped xn, make best offer. I- Wilson, Garfield, R 2. d Johnson grass, mixed, ed entirely without rain, bales of other hay not but good, at market J. H. Ennis, Milledge- grewn Fulghum seed Sale. Paul Farkes, Al- right clean peavine hay, ice, $14 ton, FOB here; wn grass and peanut, $10. E. L. Ings 100-Bu. oats, free hnson grass, onions. and foreign seed; sound. 40c bu. FOB. R. L. Blue Stem lean, sound, no weevils, Sacked in new, 2 bu. bags. Palmer, Tennille. and Bancroft oats, or smut, clean and pure ds, thrashed at home. FOB. W. A. Fitzgerald, oe STATE CAPITOL in and Hay For Sale Grain and Hay For Sale no rain; : AGRICULTURE. COMMISSIONER = PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. J ONES, DIRECTOR. 300 bu. 100-bu. oats at 40c bu. FOB. Cash or money order with Order. No chks. C, V. Williams, Locust Grove. Cokers Redhart seed wheat, 135 bu. from 6 acres, makes su- |perior flour, $1.25 bu. Not less 2 /bu. shipped; Cokers Norton cold resistant oats, 75c bu. No less 5 bu. sold, All FOB. E. H. George, Madison. Grain and Hay Wanted Want 50 bu. seed oats, Ful- ghum preferred. Will exc Duroc Jersey gilt and 1 boar, wt. 125 Ibs. ea. for same. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, R 1, Box 31. Poultry For Sale : AUSTRALORPS 5 Australorp roosters, 6 mos. old, Bertelsmeir str. and sire from A. A. Carver hen, No. &4; record 345 eggs in one year. $1.- 25 each. L. L. Patterson, Savan- nah, RFD 3. 1 Australorp cockerel, Osborne str. hatched last March, and 1 $1 ea. FOB. W. G. Southail, : Toomsboro. BANTAMS Trio of genuine Buff Cochin bantams, $5; trio of Giant Black Minorcas, $5. O. H. Wright, 515 Peters Bldg. 3 bantams, 2 hens and rooster, $1. Fred Young, Leslie. | 3 Golden Sebright bantam roosters, most grown, pure bred, $1 each. Mrs. Gertie Connell, Brunswick. Red Donaldson cock, Yr. old, Ea. | Poultry For Sale | 2 pure bred Jap Black-tail ,bantam roosters, 50c each. Exe. 1 for peanuts. Mrs. J. L. Berry. Norcross, Box 125. ~ 3 Black-tail Jap hens, $1 each; few common hens, 50c each; Pr. Jap Silkie (old cock), $1.75; | Pigmy Pouter Pigeon cock, $1. others. Howard Sheppard, Stone Mtn., R 38. 7 or 8 mixed bantam hens for sale or exc. for ducks, geese or anything can use-along that line. Floyd Brown, Fitzgerald, R 2. BARRRED AND OTHER ROCKS Pure bred Parks B. R. cock- erels. Foundation stock Cream Grade, Reg. Per. 200-C-32. 5 - 6 mos. old, $1 and $1.50 each; Yr. old. 63 ea. 2 for $5, Mts. Henry J. Colson, Daisy, R 1. Pure bred Nugget str. 18 mos. old. cocks (2), $1.50 ea. or the 2 ifor $2.75; early hatch cockerels, '$1 ea. Hatching eves, $1 per 15. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, R i. 25 B. R. April hatch pullets, ,T5C each; 30 B. R. hens, 18 mos. old, $1 ea. All FOB. No culis. Mrs. R. H. Kyzer, Wrightville. 12 April hatch B. R. pullets, 75c each, FOB; also 20 bu. large red Valencia peanuts,h and pick- ed, $2 bu. FOB. C. E. Beden- /baugh, Wrightsville, R 1. 50 nice B. R. pullets, 6 - 7 mos. old, of a leading strain. _Healthy, vigorous, some now lay- | laying, av. wt. 4 1-2 to 5 Ibs. 20c Ib. or $1 ea. No exch. J. B. Parrish, Graymont. Pure Thompson Ringlet B. .R. Feb hatch cockerels, 2 March r ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1932. Poultry For Sale 1930 cocks, $1 each, 2 for $1.75 FOB. Mrs. A. R. Watts, Canon. Thompson str. Dark and light B. R. cockerels, March hatch, trapnest stock, $1 to $1.50 each. J. F. Tyson, Tennille. 2 pure bred Thompson B. R. breed, Same age or some young- er. Mrs. W., W. Charping, Len- Oxi Rt. 4 pure bred B. R. roosters, ea. also 3 pure bred Buff Rock pullets and rooster, Mar. hatch, $3.50. Mrs. H. Tench, Cornelia, Star Rt. Pure Parks str. Reg. Per. 125- ;C-32. _ Foudation stock Cream Grade direct. May cockerels, of- ficially State blood tested, band- | ied, $2 to $2.50 each. Mrs. Mamie ,;Roach Plyler, Manassas. | 4 head B. R. puliets, March hatch, now ready to lay, from! cockerels direct from Holterman, $1 each, FOB. Guar. to please. J. N. Lewis, Mitchell. BRAHMAS 1 Light Brahma Feb. hatch cockerel, well grown, $1.50 FOB ihere. Mrs. E. Shingler, Donal- ' sonville, CORNISH 2 Cornish cockerels for sale or exc. for 4 pullets, same stock, if pure and well dev. Ha. pay their ches. M. L. Seagraves, Fayette- ville. 5 pure bred Cornish pullets and non-related cockerel, $1 ea. or the 6 for $5.50 FOB. Aliso March hatch, Thompson str. 75c/| NUMBER 44. Poultry For Sale cockerel related to pullets; pure bred Sebright cockerel, 50c FOB. Mrs. Cecil Craig, Fairmount. Pure Dark Cornish youn; roosters, 75c ea. Yr. old, $1 ea. Mrs. G. C. Davis, Siloam. 12 Indians: 7 March pullets roosters, April 1931 hatch, $1.75,and 5 hens, 1931 hatch, 1 non- for both, FOB. Exc. for 2 of like related rooster, $4 for lot. Mrs. Lucy Tyson, Tennille. ee Sev. Dark Cornish cockerels, $ ea. Mrs, John A. Davis, Pelham Red: | 5 Dark Cornish pullets an eockerel, now crowing, $5 for lot |Mrs. J. A. Patterson, Sumner, 'R, 2, Box 96. : GAMES Few Game cocks, Warhorse ;Red Quill, Spackled game Grey and Quill cross, $1 each. Exch for smoking tobacco, 1 cock fo 12 lbs. tobacco. J. A .Crumley, Demorest, R 1. \ Pair of White Hornet games, jsev. Gray Tormentors, old an young stock. Shelton Blues Jones Roundheads, hens, $2 young trios, $4. Want pure Gris Grady stag. Write. G. W. Logan, Ellijay. Pure Dare-Devil pit game. stags, $2 each; crossed stags, $: each. 25 per cent discount | wanted for a main. W. L. Mc Murray, Valdosta, R 6. For sale or exc. for heavy breed hens, few Red Quill pullets and stags and few Arkansas Travelers, pullets and stags. I. B. Cooper, Haddock, P. O. Box 63. 4 Roundhead and B. War Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Oct. 31, 1982. Always Subject to Variation. Standard, doz. Georgia trade, doz. __- MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS meer In, dOe. 22 ios Peas, not mixed, bu. = ountry Butter, best table, Ib. ..------ ar Corn (80 Ib. to bu.), 8.00 4.09 Savannah Aucusta : sold during week beginning Oot. 24, 1932, at co-cperative sales brought 3.15 per cent. tsNo, 1 stock, (Spanish) delivered shelling plants, $28.00 per ton, subject to change. Columbus Poultry For Valdosta $ 27 .23 23 20 10 14 06 14 19 10 A5 15 85 Incubators, Grain and Hay For Sale Grain and Hay Wanted _ Poultry Wanted Baby Chicks For Sale Baby Chicks Wanted Moos Por Sale 2s Seo ee Begs Wanted Flowers and Seed For Sale- Flowers and Seed Wanted Second-Hand Machinery For Sale 3, Second Hand Machinery Wanted .. Incubators, Brooders, Etc, For Sale_ Brooders, Etc., Wanted_ Eive-Stock Por Sales 220 es Live Stock Wanted Positions Wante Farm Help Wanted Piants For Sale Speed, Por Balexc. sooo es ee 8 Seed Wanted Miscellaneous Wanted Tobacco For Sale Tobacco WeRuted. 3 sce oe ee 8 Georgia Products For Sale INDEX 4 Sate Loc Ae ae x ; ~+ 2, 3, 4, ey E TWO nee Poultry For Sale 4, Brood cocks or Pit. C. 5. miley, Sylvania, R 3 Game rooster and 2 wing stags, $5 and $2 ea, . Tarpley, Hogansville. game cockerels, about grown, Brown, Red and Round- oe $1 ea. at home or will exc. or nice shoat at 7c lb. or for ni eat or oats, J. L. Moore, Alto, large J. Smoke Ball Gordon cross $1.50; 1 Flat Wheel cock, Red Cuban cock, $2; pair of rist Gradys, cock and hen, $3.- Henry Foster, Culberson, N. . & 1, Resident of Ga. Pure Shelton Roundheads, $2 r. Stags and pullets, 1932 hatch. is is stock from B. Shelton, W. C. Turner, Americus, R 2. ame pullets, 3-4 grown. 3-4 lan Gordan, 1-4 Ginn Red red in the Purple on free range, m selected matings, 60c each. Cc. W. Ayres, Hartwell, R 4. 3 pure Warhorse stags, March ch, wt. about 4 Ibs. $1.50 ea. Warhorse hens, good layers, 125; 2 White Travelers, stags, | 5; and others. Cash with or- er. Jack Hawkins, Gibson. | GIANTS White Jersey Giant pullets and ach. Jessie Richardson, Ivey. ; LEGHORNS arron W. L. cockerels. Eggs: t me $50 for 500, from R. O. Michigan flock. Any of all at; ea. FOB. Jim Russell, Wash- ngton. ; mos, old B. R. cockerels, 25 | a. or exc. for -white feed sacks, 00 Ib. cap free from holes, at 5c . Mrs. Charlie Griffin, Moul- | rie, R 5. 20 pure bred S. C. W. L. pul- , $18; 8 cockerels, 75c each; ere str. 7 pure bred B. B.. -B. turkeys, April-May hatch, 15, or exc. for Shetland pony. titora Smith Jr., Baxley, R 4. Ped. breeding cockerels, pure ancred str. W. L. from dams, 250-284 eges, Official ords, Officially bioedtested. asonable price. M. W. Kanta-, Elberton. 5 very fcy. Imperial str. W. L. cockerels (baby chicks from M., Bowie, Texas, this, e Y. Conn, Thomasville. ens, through molting and lay-, fine, 75c ea. P. Ss. Mereler, Lawrenceville, Fea _ 25 Thompson str W. L. pullets, Mf rooster, all April hatch, 75c ea. B. Mrs. W. R. Gazaway, De- catur, R 3, White Mill Road. 30 Eng. str. W. L. 18 mos, old ens, large, some laying, 50c ea. irs. J. E. Harrell, Quitman, R 6. Pure bred W. L. 7 mos. cocker- ls, direct from Booths Ped. AAA. Large type, in fine shape. | } single, or $1.50 ea. in lots. H. . Poss, Smyrna, Clo Gen. Del. r Belmont Car Stop. 18 young W. L. hens, now lay- ing, with good coop free, $10. FOB. Pure bred and through noulting. G. J. Cochran, Madi- on, R 2. MINORCAS Pape str. Black Minorca pul- ets and cockerels, April hatch, 1 each, 10 for $9. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, Martin. ORPINGTONS Big Golden Buff Orp. ready or service cockerels, mated trio, om Grand Champion Winners. ad: yrs. breeding. At low price. rs. Ed Morgan, Americus. Husky Buff Orp. cockerels, di- ect Booths trapnest stock, AAA aatings, $1.50 cach; pullets, ame lot, ready to lay, $2 ea. OB. Mrs. J. C. Ward, Perry, ey PEAFOWLS 1 pr. Blue peafowls, $25; Gold- | Pheasants, $10 pr; Mongol- n, $5 pr; Ringnecks, $4 and $5 plumage Ambhearst, Poh Mh ae Poultry For Sale pr; Donaldson str Red cockerels, $1 ea. David Jennings, Jr, A- mericus. P. O. Box 84. PHEASANTS Yount jGoldens, $7 pr; full plumage Goldens, $10 pr; young Amhearst, $10 pr; 2 yr. old, full $18 pr, young Reeves, $20 pr. L. J. Bar- row, West Point. Rng. Ringnecks, $4 pr. and ex- tra cocks, $1.50 ea. W. W. Ran- dall, LaGrange. 10 Ringneck pheasant hens and 2 cocks, $20 for lot. R. H. 1 pair of Ringnecks, $5, P. E. Ausband, McDonough. $4 each. Frank R. Jones, 112 In- gleside Ave. Macon. PIGEONS kerels, 4 - 6 Ibs. ea. $1 to $1.50 | ; have pen pedigree, $1, 2 pr. Carneaux and 2 pr. mix- | ed pigeons. Sell or exc. for 4 W. bee or B. L. Pullets preferred. iChas. H. James, Waycross, R 1, Box 184. Muff Tumblers, Owls, Silver- etts, Turbits, all, $1 pr. Pouters, $2 | pr. Black Carneaux, $2 pr. Herman Mize, Americus, Pure White Kings, 1 pr. isquabs, now flying, 45c pr. also 1 pr. mated, 65c; ~ odd male, 30c; 2 pr. common bigeons, 50c, or 0c pr. FOB. J. B. Floyd, Canon, | Pure bred rtiimnahs White iKings and pr, Carneaux, $1.50; single prs. $1 pr. in 5 pr. lots; iB. L. bantam cockerels, 50c ea. .C, H. Overby, Columbus, ae list St. QUAIL Mature native quail, raised in captivity especially for breeders; very tame; strong, vigorous birds | raised under careful supervision. | Ed M. Furlough, Thomasville. | R. L REDS Pure bred R. I. Reds and | I. Red cockerels, 75 ea. Games, | $1 ea. Ellic Lightsey, Bristol, R 1. 20 R. I. Reds, Dunlap str. 14) iwks. old, 45c ea. FOB. $8 for lot; also butter for sale. Fritz Rov- | ers, Washington, R 3. $10 FOB. Donaldson str. Hens | 40 Tom Barron 17 mos, old now laying. Mrs. Jas. B. Jordan, | Lilburn. 4 R. I. Red Donaldson str. Feb. | hatch. $2.50 ea. $9 for lot. Mrs. W. A. Woodall, Greensboro, R 1, Box 178. R. I. REDS R. I. Red cockerels, May hatch, '50c each, Exc. mix. pullets, av. 3 breed. 45 Ibs. pullets for calf. il. 15 pullets, 4 roosters, S. C. R. I. Reds, Donaldson str. March hatch, dark red, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. Geo. Fletcher, Broxton, R 2, Box 34, S. C. R. FT. Reds: 5 hens and rooster, $5; 1 rooster, 2 pullets, 75 ea. March hatch, FOB. Mon- ey order only. Mrs. H. H. Riley, Lula, R 2. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE Tom and 2 hens, M. B. tur- keys, April 1932 hatch, $10. Mrs. J, H. Andrews, Mt. Airy. 2 yr. old M. B. gobbler, $5; 4 young toms, 2 young hens, good stock; make yood breeders. O- wens Reds, pullets, $1. ea. 1 cock, $1.50. Mrs. R. B. Mooney, Adairs- ville. Bronze turkeys, 6 mos. old, gobblers, $4 ea. hens, $3 ea. Trio, $9; pure White Holland gogglers, $4 ea. Only 2 for sale. Mrs. J. J. Ferrell, Cairo, R 3, Box 226. Black and White Muscovey ducks, $1.25 each; drakes, $1.50; trios, $8.50. Young and ducks all laying; 50 Ibs. Stuart pecans, 25 iHarnest, East Point, 108 Newnan. Ave. MARKET BULLETIN Poultry For Sale Ib. Mrs, M. L. Peterson, Vidalia. 30 pure bred Indian. Runner ducks and 15 drakes, $1 ea. or $35 for lot; Want Peafowl hen; also have nice peacock tail for sale. T. K, Moore, Canton. Large type White Indian Run- ner ducks, good layers, $85c ea. W. Harrison, Fitzgerald. 4 M. B. toms, April, 1932 hatch 12 - 15 lb. wt. Bird Bros, str. $3 ea. Fine for breeders. Money or- der. No chks. Mrs. John S. Knox, Summerville, R 3. Trio Black and White Mus- covey ducks, $3.( Mrs. Alfred Gibbs, Rochelle, R 1. Bird Bros., Goldbank str. toms, $5; hens, $3. 50; Pair, $8; trio, Beautiful Chince Ringneck: pheasants, fulj plumage, $3 and $11. From eggs direct from Bird Bros; 8 lbs. new geese feathers, , 60c Ib. Mrs. H. I. Moon, White Plains. Big Bone M. B. turkeys, April ist hatch, $6 trio; May 1st hatch, 12 R. I. Red hens and rooster, | ilbs. ea. for baby calf of pure! Mrs. W. O. Herrington, Daisy, R | $5. Also Succession and C. W. cabbage plants, 75c del. or exc. for chickens at market price. Mrs. Ellie Smith, Baxley, R 4. _ Bourbon Red tom, 2 yrs. old, wt. 25 lbs. $6; 1 or 2 hens, $3.50 or Mrs. old hens, at $1 ea. hatch pullets at 75c. spring E. E. 65. 2 White Pekin ducks and drake April hatch $2 for the lot. Not prepaid. No chks, Mrs. W. Jd. Martin, Hamilton, R 3. Bird Bros. Goldbank str. M. B. direct, 1st removed from Orig- inals. Select as best for breeders from flock of 112 birds. Toms, $7; hens, $5; trios, $16. Mrs. J. W. Lariscy, Haleyondale. WYANDOTTES February hatch Fischel str. W. Wyandotte pullefs, some now laying, $1 ea. while they last. Mrs. C. M. Slack, Leslie. Several thoroughbred S. Wyandotte cockerels, from blood | tested parents. 5 mos. old, wt. about 5 Ibs. $1 ea. FOB, No culls L. contest American Dangerfoot Games, R. L. H. Shaw, Taylorsville. Poultry Wanted ' BANTAMS : Want to buy 25 bantams, hens /and roosters. Must be ne be . Collier, Moultrie. BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS Want some R. I. Red and f | some B. R. hens for breeding purposes, also like to contract with party to furnish me crate or more per week eggs. Write. Tom Williams, Cobbtown. LEGHORNS Want.7 Tancred W. L. cocker- els, March-April hatch. Exc. 3 pigs, thrifty, 4 mos old, mixed i breed. Mrs. J. R. Lanier, ei mont, R 1. Want 50-75 W. L. pullets, Feb Mar. hatch. Eng. str. No culls. From choice flock. Mrs. B. F: Bentley, Amity. Want some White L. pultete) Feb. or March hatch, now ready _to lay, from good layers at rea- sonable price. B. L. Rahn, Rin- con. Want 50 or 100 Buff or W. hatch. No culls. Must be good and priced right. T. J. Morgan, Atlanta, 388 Luckie St. Want 100-200 W. Leghorn pul- lets. Prefer English str. F, L. Brinson, Waynesboro. Want 2 Ferris str. W. L. cock- erels, not over Yr. old. Will pay same, Write first. Dykes, Baxley, R 2. Exe, P. R. potatoes for White or Brown L. hens, or Inc. and Brooder. Edw. Smith, Kite, R 1. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS WANTED | Want 10 hens or pullets, Ex. P. R. potatoes for same; also rooted sage bushes, 50c doz. del. B. M. Joiner, Warthen, R Ae Mrs. Jessie Boyette, Morris Sta. R 1, Box } 50; 750 eggs, $10. Poultry Wanted Want 15 laying hens any breed or pullets. Trade S. P. C. pigs, heifer calf and pig for same. Ce- cil Crow, Hamilton, R 3. PIGEONS WANTED 8 pr. White King pigeons, drake and hen from this same hatch won lst prizes at Southeastern Fair this yr. Geo. Good, Atlanta, R 1, Cascade Road. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEES5, DUCKS, ETC., WANTED roosters, about 3 or 4 mos. old, at 20c each. Mrs. W. L. Suggs, St. George. : door. Quote best price. Vernon Phillips, Cuthbert. Baby Chicks For Sale Vigorous thoroughbred B. R: Reds, $5.75; White Wyandottes ea. Exe, for S.: C, R. I, Red Yr. and Rocks, $6.25; heavy assorted, $5.25. Less than 100, add le per chick. R. H. Fechtel, Albany. Pure bred chicks, all standard breeds, heavy, 6 1-2 light, 6c; Add 25 for less than 100. Live del. guar. Robt. W. Webb, De- catur, 149 Sycamore St. Pure bred Barred Rocks, Reds, Eng, Leghorns, from well select- ed flocks, $5.50 C; heavy assort- ed, $4:95 C; Lots less 100, add le pgr chick. Prepaid; live del. A. H. Fechtel, Waycross. Baby. Chicks Wanted Want 500 W. or B. L. baby chicks to raise on shares to 3 mos. old. Prefer White. Write. Mrs. Bertha Bragg, Springfield, R 1, Want 200-500 baby chicks, any to 2 mos. old. Satisfaction. Mrs. Jessie Cole, Meigs. Want 500 heavy breed chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks. Par- feed and work. Mrs. Lizzie Webb Meigs. Want baby chicks to raise on halves. Any breed and any amt. up to 300. Ill pay postage, G. C. Ingram, Ashburn, R 1, Custom hatching, 250 eggs, $3.- 12 yrs. exp. Mrs. J. B. Collier, Cochran. Eng. Leghorns, Reds and B. R. All from well selected stock. Good, strong livable chicks. Very reasonably priced. Eustace J. McKinney, Jr., Blackshear. Want 100 to 500 baby chicks to raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. Brown L. or White L. pre- ferred. M. G, Chaffin, Stone Mtn. R 1. Want exc. 4 - 7 mos, gilts at $3 ea. for chicks or for 1 yr. old hens or younger, any good breed. T. J. Postma, Folkston. Eggs For Sale Prize winning Dark Cornish eggs, 75c per 15; $2, 50. Extra Leghorn pullets, Feb. or Mach fine Jersey bull, 6 mos. old, for best offer. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Syl- vester. } { , ter-beans; Buff Cochin bantam eggs, 18 for 85c prepaid, From heavy. lay- ing strain. Mrs, Stella Clifton Barfield, Hahira. Donaldson eggs from dark Reds, rigidly culled, $1.25 per 16 65c ea. or will exc. value for: del. Exc. for dried fruit or but- Willetts Wonder peas, 80c lb, 4 lbs. $1 del. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mtn. R 2. Eggs Wanted Will set 240 eps, 2c each, or for 200 heavy breed eggs; Have 260 cap. Buckeye Ine., good cond., $8.50, or trade for year- 2 mos. old, thrifty stock, or trade _ Exc, a fine heifer for good | hens. Mary Bramlett, Rockmart. for Exe, 4 White Pekin drakes Leod, Rincon, R 2. ~ hyacinths, iris, 90c doz; Want 10 guinea pullets and 2. i is a Add postage. Mrs. J. Elsner, Aus. Want any number of turkeys. oe in good cond. Called for at your me-not seed, sev. colors, mix heavy breed to raise on halves. ty pay transportation; I furnish | | phlox, petunias, 30c C; dbl. W Thursday, November a1 Flowers and Seed For Sale 2 yrs. old, 30c ea. prepaid; hy. drangea, pink and blue, 2 yr, old, 30c each. Mrs. Z. M. Sto- TY, Thomson. 4 Dorothy Perkins rose outings, 5c each; few rooted ones, 15c ea, 2 for 25c here. Mrs. J. N. Mc. 500 Privet hedge cuttings, 19 in. long for $1.25. Mrs, Alice Garner, Palmetto. Empress narcissus, blue Roma 1 box: woods, red, white spirea, abelias, Cape Jasmine, forsythia, weigel- jas, lilac, red oleander, 15c each, tell, R 2. o Hollyhock seed, 14 dif. color ; thls for 8c; 2 for 15c; Touc. tbls., 10c, 2 for 18c., paid: Mrs. W. L. Ledfor Crandall. Purple altheas, pink cre myrtle, Christmas Bells, wi spirea, and yellow June pea: 10c each. Exc. for dried frui peanuts. Mrs. Joe W. Cr Hartwell, R 3. Azaleas, everblooming summer lilac, 15c each; jonquils and da. fodils, 20c doz. 50c C; dbl. ye low japonicas, 2 for 25c; Dbl poppy seed 10c thls. Ruby Bar: rett, Ellijay, R 3. : Pink Thrift, well rooted, C. Pink and red verbena, 10 8 for 25c; Umbrella China tre 2 ft. i exch. Mrs. Reynolds, R 1. oe a ee sacred lifes, red iS del. Mrs. J. T. Pattillo, LaGran R 6. White and yellow narcissi, jo quils and daffodils, 40c ; al var. of altheas, or Rose of. Sha- ron, all sizes and colors, Miss G. Warner, Atlanta, 733 Central Ave. Phone M, 8084. Perennial sweet Williams, den pinks, ragged robins, s peas, larkspurs, dbl. hollyhoc! poinsettias, hibiscus, four ocloc! gaillardi, rainbow mixture po py, 5 spoonful, Enclose stam ed envelope. Harold Pass, Poi Peter. Few nice size, well rooted theas, 25c ea. Add postage, M Effie Shumate, Elberton, Rt. Sev. hundred daffodil bul 35c C. del. Exc. for japonic W. L. Edwards, Ellaville, R 3. 775 yellow jonquil bulbs, $3. del; large, dbl. req and yell canna lilies bulbs, also Bronze leaf, red cannas. Bul the 8 kinds, 5c ea. $3 C del. M Ella Everett, Richland. : Pink Thrift, 25c clump; nunculus and pink Yarrow, 4 doz. Mrs. Dell Waters, Decati 418 So. Candler St. Dearbo 0481-R. Yellow Winter Jasmine, lar clump, 30c each; few abe Deutzia, Beauty: bush, pink h drangea, 25c ea. well cured P per white narcissi bulbs, 30 a $1.20 C. Miss Mittie Co Smithville, R 1. Dbl. red carnations, 100; gle, purple hyacinths, 4 doz. feverfew, larkspur seed, 10 violets, 3 doz. 25c. Mollie Mert Cairo, R 2. Blooming size red Amaryllis, size Frau Karl Drush golden Ophelia, pink radian Madam Butterfly roses, 20c | 3, 50c. Mrs. F. R. Hobbs loam, 5 boxwoods, running in siz ft. around to 11 ft. around. Ma offer. Mrs, K. A. Ackel, ae Springs, R 1. Large, well rooted cape 3 mines, 25c each, or smaller 2 for 25 postpaid. Mrs. J Newton, Gordon, R 3. Co R 2, lings or shoats, Mrs. J. BE. bi ~ Bulbs, paper . / white F en and Sot For Sale 5 Cid jonquils, mixed, $5. 5 col. 1 doz of ea. $1; Tiger lilies, W. J. Josey, Aucericus. 5 sali secs ca} lilies, 5 doz 50c. . orange azaleas, age to be added. Mrs. H. ). Be eencrons, bed ana nae dad Atlanta, 160 Howard St. ood, 12 - 18,in. 75c; oy feed sacks or cot- | Wild dog-tooth violets, sweet rs, Elvia Waters, Dah- purple violets, wild Dwarf iris, $1 R | Sp C; wild. Elephant Ears, 3 for 25c. daffodils, ' Add postage. Mrs. E. C. MeEl- - $1 =C; sweet scented | Daffodils, jonquils, Grane lil- te and carnation pinks des, $1 C, mix. col. iris, $1.50 C; 5c, Mrs. Christine Mc- yellow forsythia, purple, pink lege Park, R 2. | altheas. Exc, for white feed rose bushes, pink well sacks. Add postage. Nancy Hen- 3 for 25c del; baby. blan- derson, Ellijay, R 3. rer seed, 10c teacupful, | Rambling rose, pink, 5c ea. B. Skinner, Gainesville, rooted, large foliage, single can- nas, 25c doz. B. Well rooted pur- s and flower seed for ple lilac, 5c ea; hollyhock, 10c niper bushes, well root- doz. plants. Add postage. Mrs. ea. 5 for $1. Mrs. 8. Sou- 8. L. Hendrix, Douglasville, R 3.. , Deodora, Retinospora, Juni- per, Viburnom, Meratia Prae-. cox, 2, $1.50; Dbl. altheas, white, ; lavender, pink, Spirea, Thum- : bergi, white, crimson, pink: red myrtles, barberry, Buddleia, Deutzia, Philadelphus, Arborvi- taes, 4, $1.15. Miss Adeline Mc- Iver, Cordele. Dbl. white Easter rose, white wistaria, 8 other shrubs, 10c ea. $1 doz. Peace Gladiouls, 30c doz. Add postage. Exc. Write first. Poinciana seed, 10c per Mrs. Jeffie Hamm, Forsyth, R 6. Coral Vine tubers, 10c} White, purple, yellow and . (white with lavender border iris, /20 doz; daffodils and white | -narcissi bulbs, 15c doz; Shasta | Li daisies, 50; jeld daisies, also pink m iyrtles, Sell or exe. for red ms or some nice pot Mrs. Beula Self, Syca- h, $1 doz.; Boston and ferns, 15c ea. 2. for President canna, 10c , 8 for 25c. Add postage Mrs. A. L, Branan, Ma- smine, 25c; crepe myr- ik weigelias, 15 each, li- snowdrops, bridal wreath, age. bells, 10c each; Dwarf rose, R 2. , 12-15 in. $1 doz. Add Jonquils, white and yellow _ Mrs. W. V. Thompson, narcissi, 90c; red, yellow japoni- ori. cactus, 20c ea, pink and zaleas, mixed col. 25c doz. pink , red verbena, 10c; wis- crepe myrtle, 15 ea. Davie Ray, rsythia, 15c ea. All root- | Ellijay. a cuttings, 5c ea. Mrs.; Altheas, Jap quince, spirea, ae amore, Montezuma. |zaleas, japonicas, barberry, $1.00 and dark Red poppy doz; iris, jonquils, Mums, 20 tbls, and postage. No doz. pink weigelas, 15c ea. Add hks. Mrs. W. E. Ruth- postage. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Talk- oodville, Rt. ing Rock, R 2. | wers a specialty: sey.! Dbl. dahlia tubers, 75c doz; chrysanthemums, 4 to privet hedge plants, 85c C; pur- oss blooms, rs, cheap for cash at my monthly rose bushes, 25c ea. del. pat M. N,. Kelley, Lith- Exc. for white sacks at 8c ea. Mrs. A. C. Gladden, Tallapoosa, rift, 60c C. large flow- R 3. Jonquil bulbs, 35c C. Milk, Hedge roses, water oaks, Elms, ine lilies, 15 per bulb, Cherrys, for shade. Frank M. Mrs. Jette Dale, So. Atlanta, Rt. 3, Box 319. : Azaleas, mixed, pink, red, yel- $ and arborvitaes, 15/low, pink rhododendrons,. red inter pinks, 40c doz.| dogwood, Mtn. laurels, 3 ft. $1.00 and altheas lilies, 15c; doz; evergreen galax, Day lilies, erokee roses, 25c doz. ' daffodils, 20c doz. Add postage. ostage under 75c. Mrs. Mae Miss Emma Waters, Mineral Lo Bluff. - ranging in size | Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, to 6 ft. high and from 4 azaleas, Coral bush, Cherokee dia, $25 for lot at my _ roses, dogwood, 3 ft. All, $1 doz; Ome see them. J. L.| | perennial phlox, 20c doz. , Alto, R 1. 'japonicas and arborvitaes, 6 for ed roses, 6, $1; Crepe $1. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Morgan- 50c; white hydrangea, ton. urple wistaria, 15c, 6, 75c;; Blue, purple and yellow tiger ad wine lilies, 6, 50c. Mrs. lilies, snow-on-the-mtn., 10 doz. Burk, Tifton, Route, Box 50c; gladioli, 5 doz. 50c: Adams 'Needle, Crepe Myrtle, butterfly, lonna lilies, large bulbs, 25c peach blossom, 10c. Add post- or $1; finest ypladiolus, age. Miss M. E. Adams, Mariet- cannas, ea. 45c for 63. ita, R 3. tops, winter blooming ox-| Scarlet red verbena, 100 well bulbs, 35c. Mrs. Mary rooted plants, $7; wild spider lil- Alpharetta, Rd ies, blue and pink, $3 ; wild Thrift, and Sir Watkins dog-tooth violets, $1 C. $7 M. ils, each, 35 doz; 3 doz. Mrs. A. A. Carey, Royston, R 1 ng and short stem daffo-| Purple iris, 75 C; white, yel- - $1 orders prepaid. low narcissi, pink phiox, 90e C; M. Barrow, Madison. ired, yellow japonicas, weigelas, ich plume, Fluffy Ruffles |j0 ea. pink crepe myrtle, loc; ; Tcol. geraniums, 20c azaleas, mix.col. 25c doz. Garvin & cutting; blue and. Davis, Ellijay. 10 doz. Thanksgiving) Camellia Japonicas, all col. onkey-tail cactus, 5c. Add Tea Olives, Banana Shrubs, Py- - Williams, racantha. Pittsporum, green va~ riegated, Photenas, Indica Aza- Eabe. 25c doz. pink, leas, Ligustrum, 2, $1.10; Nandi- Onies, 35 ea. iris, phlox, nas, Oleanders, all col. abelias, 4, Physostegia, yellow $1.15. Mrs, J. A. Griffin, Cor- orimrose, goldenglow, | dele. Jash and postage. Mrs.| All kinds flowers for sale or er, Rising Fawn. exc. for clean, white feed. sacks, 8 col. 25. pi As: lor. ee, useful. Mrs. a = cas, pink weigelas, 10c each; a-| all types ple lilac bushes, 2 for 25c; cream | red | iplus postage. MARKET BULER TiN Plowee. and Seed For Sale Harrell, Quitman, R 6. _ Water hyacinths, 15c, 2 for 25c with order. Mrs. D, B. Anderson,}10c each; large orders cheaper. Blue Ridge. posipaid; Jonquil and daffodils, mixed| ena Vollrath, Winston. Pink cannas, named var., young B. R. or Dark Cornish In- | dian game hen. Ea. pay post- age. Mrs. A. R. Clack, Auburn. Poppy seed, large, dbl., mixed col. 10. per: doz. plus postage, or exc, for other value. Mrs. S. W. Hicks, Dallas, R. 5. . April blooming narcissi, white, "5c C; jonquils, orange Phoenix type, Tris, cream, purple, yellow and purple, smoky and purple, -blue Spanish, 25c doz. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ringgold. Iris, 6 doz. $1; japonicas, 2 yrs old 25c; almonds, altheas, spirea, $1 doz; fox-gloves, hardy phlox, 115 doz. Lemon lilies, 35c doz. J. W. Silver, Talking Rock. Giant American Aamaryllis bulbs, 20c each; 3 for 50c; yel- low cluster narcissi, 20c doz. 3 doz. 50c. Prepaid. Miss Ida Grier, Arlington. Giant white spider lily bulbs, |- 14c each, 3 for 40c; red spider lily bulbs, 3 for 25c Prepaid. Miss Maud Brooks, Arlington. jonquil bulbs, del. Mrs. Brown Osborn, Roy. | Large yellow winter blooming | ey, RFD 5. Lilacs, flowering pink, white climbing roses, 3 for. ston. $4 M. Mixed iris, $1.25 C; weep-| ing Linda, yellow postage. Mollie Henderson, Hl- lijay. R 3. 4 | doz; doz $1 postpaid or eXc. for 1 lilies, 50c bunch; butterfly lilies, use, Add postage. Mrs. C. pink almonds, 6, $1. Flowers and Seed For Sale ;plants. 3c each, or $25 M. Cash 4 yr. boxwoods, $4 and $5 ea; bulbs, 10c doz. 50 for 25c; himal- | fine rose cuttings, 20c doz. Miss ; aya berry vines, 15 doz. Lor-'Annie Kelley, Lithonia, Dahlias, 50 doz; jonquils, 25 Fall pinks, $1 C;. August /20 doz, Exe. for anything can R, Sil- ver, Talking Rock, R 2. Abelia, cuttings, cuttings, 3 for 10c. Miss Minnie Latimer, Hazlehurst, Box 57. ' Dbl. yellow japonicas, 30c ea; purple King iris, 12 for 20c; pink almonds and pink altheas, ,ea. 3 for 20c. All well rooted. Mrs. A. Tuck, Ellijay, R 3. - Blue, purple iris, orange lilies, 5c C. mix, col. azaleas, min. laurels, $1. doz; red, white, pink | R. roses, 25c ea; pink weigelas, Mrs, Grace Webb, Ellijay, R 3. White dogwood now ready for Fall setting, 12 in. to 8 ft. Sell or exc. for good value in hogs, chickens, cows or butter beans or Brab peas. Write first. Mrs. L. M. Johnson, Barney. Pink dogwoods, rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels, 4 col. azaleas, har- dy hibiscus, yellow dogwoods, | flowering crabapples, silver ma- | 25; yellow cannas, white iris, | 1 C. geraniums, 25c ea. 50c or- rant narcissi bulbs, 30c doz. Gay jers del. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lew- Widow bulbs, 30c doz. No chks. + Cash. Exc. for dried fruit. Mrs. Daffodils, narcissi, orage lilies 0. A. Jordan, Milford. Long Trumpet or Mammoth ples, white pines, well rooted, 4. 15c doz. $10 M. i ft. 10c each, $1 doz. Miss Dot ; Wilson, Loving. Bulbs: gladioli, light red, to daisies, 15c doz. $1C. Add post- oxalis bulbs, 15c doz. Add 3c for exe. for other colors, or will sell: Mrs, L, G. Sanders, Dewy- postage. Miss Corrie Mims, Bax- yellow dahlia and chrysanthe- mums for sale. Add postage. Mrs. almonds, Julia Cochran, Fairburn, R 1. Dbl. cluster paper white and. white with yellow center frag- Extra fine, dbl. and. single, japonica, mixed hollyhocks, all colors, 20c. -bery, cheap. *phone, snowballs, white Easter rose, 25c. doz. Nice plants now ready. all Mrs, C. E. Leverett, Atlante each. Exc. for white sacks, Add | col. geraniums, cut., 10c each. Mrs. A. C. Arnett, Amity. Florida Flowering Locus, Euonymus | Flowers and Seed For Sale Box flower cuttings, 5c; rooted, privet hedge, 4 ft. |high, 3 ft. in dia. 25c, or 5 for '$1 del. Write. Mrs. C. L. Wl Talking Rock, R 3. Ferns, fuchsias, dbl. petun ger. sultanas, sev, other flow Ss, '10c each; privet hedge cut, each, rooted, 3c ea. del. table peas, 10c Ib. Jim Par ty Talking Rock, R. 3. Blue Grape hyacinths, 50c C. bulbs, pane to your dress. Mrs. L. J. Brown, Bog Prete Beautiful early blooming p / Thrift, 50c per C; cannas, 15 doz. Wrens. ' Poinsettias, water hyacint very large ferns, for sale. Mr A. D. Meador, Atlanta, 2301 Fi Shoals Road, phone Ja. 3809-W. Large and med. type Mums in white, yellow, pink and bronze. Extra large bunch of blooms, for 50c, or 3 for $1 del. in good cond.. Mrs. T. W. good, Marietta, R Rs. 36 old-time boxwoods, 3 ft. high. Come get them or del. in Atlanta by truck for ea. Mrs. W. D. Bearden, Pa metto, R 2. Bulbs, purple iris, 2 1-2 doz. 50c; paper white iris, 1 1-2 doz. '50c; Star of Bethlehem, 3 | 50c; orange day lily, 3 dez. 50 Add postage under $1. Winor Wells, Chatsworth, R 2. a Choice var. 2 yr. size mo ithly rose bushes, 5 for $1; _ pink white Thrift plants, 50c c. Tube rose bulbs, 25c doz. Mrs. W. M. | Vickers, Siloam. April blooming narcissi, trum- pet Major daffodils, fragran 'jonquils all blooming size, 50c 2 yr. old rose bushes, 25 e monthly blooming var. shr Ra. 5 3 Cannas, Eureka white, $4 Cy | City of Portland, pink, $2. Cc Milk and Wine lily bulbs, 10c. blooms similar to Wistaria, va- Queen Helen, yellow, $1 C; Pres- ea. $1 doz; dbl. cluster, fragrant riegating from dark red to or- narcissi, 50c doz. bulbs, All bloo- | ange; bush grows 5 ft. Sell, or ming size. Add postage on dr-: exe. 1 doz seed for any kind ders less $1. Miss Lucile Palmer, Milford. Love Lies Bleeding (old time ishrubbery. Mrs. W. J. Ross, | Hillsboro. Pink cannas, 10c ea. 3 for 25c; Lady-finger) seed, 10c tbls. pre- Star of Jasmine, 5c rooted, plue arborvi- | Mary H. teaspoonful, prepaid; taes, 10 doz. cuttings. Robinson, Greenville. White Easter and pink Radi- ance roses, nice roots, 30c each; pink crepe myrtle and Xmas honeysuckle, rooted, $1 doz. spi- der lilies, 30c doz. Mrs. M, qT. Tanner, Sandersville, R 1. Phlox Sublata (Thrift) Mrs. E. G. Wilson var., color vivid. pink, | and red, 50c doz. plants; big red #5e per C, Mrs. D, G. Jones, Ar- lington. Tris. 6 doz $1; japonicas, 2 yr. old, 25c; almonds, altheas, spi- rea, $1 doz. Fox-gloves, harcy phlox, 15 doz; lemon lilies, 35 doz. J. W. Silver, Talking Rocs. Poppy seed, 10c thls. 3 for 25c, or 50c for teacupful. Mrs. T. A. McKibben, Bowdon, R 3. Peonies, guar. true to name: Mons, Jules Elie. (pink), Felix Crousse (red), Model of Perfec- tion (pink). Strong roots; bloom next spring. 3 for $1 postpaid. Miss Mary Lewis, Cornelia. Arborvitae plants, rooted well and bunching, 20 in. tall, 35 ea. postpaid. Miss Jessie Cash, Flo- wery Branch, R 3. Jonquil bulbs, 20c doz $1.50 C. $15 M. Mrs. Scott Davis, Ho- gansville. Yellow oxalis bulbs, 20c doz. Mrs. D. H, Vocke, Valdosta. Hastings | bulbs. 15 doz. $1 C. prepaid. Mrs, M. H. Smith, Montezuma, R 2. 2 yr. old, extra fine, large, well Loca ee dbl, yellow canna, | ;Can use. postage. | paid; Angel Trumpet seed, 10c vines, bloom all summer, 10c; 2 rooted butterfly bushes, 20c ea. |Miss Ida Wright, Americus, R Cc. Monthly roses, 25c Mary Lee Hendrix, Rock, R 2. Pink crepe myrtle bushes, 10c each, $1 in assorted lots, 6 or more del, W. A. Moon, Waco, R a Mums, white, - cutting. Talking purple, yellow and: carnation dahlia tubers, $1 doz; purple crepe myrtle, 10c ea. $1 doz. Exc, for anything M. N. Bowman, Alto. Hollyhock seed, 14 col. mixed, 8c thls, 2 for 15; Also mixed bal- sams, also zinnias mixed, at same price. All postpaid. Mrs. W. L. Ledford, Crandall, R 1. Rhododendrons, laurels, cher- okee roses, red and yellow aza- leas, pink dogwood, redbud, cor- al berry bush, 3 ft. All, $1 doz; red japonicas, arborvitaes, 25c; iphlox, violets, $1. C. Bonnie Ab- ercrombie, Morganton, Queen of May iris, 35c doz; Crimson King, 25c doz. Caprice, 50c doz. Good, strong, mother bulbs with increases. Add 6c for Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Au- burn, R i. Yellow Japanese sweet pea seed, 1-4 lb. 35c; 1-2 lb. 60c; 1 lb. $1. No chks. Victoria Pace, Sycamore, R 1. Box 215. Pink Maman Cochet rose cut- tings, 5 c each. Add postage. Pre- fer cash. Also pulverized home grown sage, 45 lb..Add postage. Privet hedge jpeete Hone, Conner ce. | Purple ident red, $1.50 C. 10 M mix bulbs, 50c GC. Exc. for fruit, Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele. Jonquils, butter and eggs, nar- cissi and assorted col. cannas, all 50c C. bulbs; Cape Jasmine, 15 ea. Tiger, lilies, 10c doz. Mrs. WwW. OW. Taylor, Gordon. y iris lilies, 20c doz. postpaid, Mrs. T. C. Bruce, Ma tin, R 2; 4 Eng. boxwoods, 2 large, a- bout 17-18 ft. around, 3 1-2 f tall, for sale. Miss Pearl Turne Ringgold, R 1, 4 large Dwarf hor ende sev 2 1-2 to 3 ft. Gf interested; call to see them); mixed col. Ever- lasting sweet pea hardy hibis- cus seed, ea. 13 pkg, Miss Eva iCogburn, Alpharetta, R 2. 4 yr. old weigelas, abelias, spi- reas, Van Houtti, Winter honey- Suckles, forsythia, Exeelsior ro- ses, 25 to 50c each; 7 kinds Giads, 25 doz. Mrs. Bettie Rob- erts, Tallapoosa, R 3.) Japanese and Brazil morning glory vines, paid Hastings 20 for 36 seed, will send twice the amount for 10c in stamps. Mr I. B. Jackson, Bowdon. Privet hedge bushes, roo 30c doz; hedge seed, 15e cup; large red cannas, 6 for 25c; Blue Moon vine seed, 8c a mi ed iris, 30c doz. Mrs, W. Waleska. Well rooted sultanas, 5c postpaid or 10c FOB. Miss e celia. Lawson, Sparks. (Soke Native shrubbery, spas White Seer dendrons, narcissi, ees Giant mixed col. pansy, giant mixed col. snap- dragons, dbl. giant mixed col. PAGE FOUR Georgia Market Bulletin Published Weekly by the BUREAU OF MARKETS Arthur D. Jones, Director Department Of Agriculture EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner THURSDAY, NOY. 3, 1932. Entered as second class mat- ter February 15, 1922, at the Post Office at Atlanta, Geor- gia, under the act of June 8, 1930. Accepted for mailing at | special rate of postage pro- vided for in Section 1103, Aci 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 re- | quest is accompanied by new copy of notice. Second-hand farm machiney, flowers and _ seed, incubator and ornamental nursery stock notices are published in Monthly Supplement which appears on the first Thurs- day of each month. Farm land for sale editions are published atintervals dur- ing the year. Advance no- tices of these editions appear from time to time advising advertisers when to mail us these types of notice. Limited space will not permii insertions of notices contain- ing more than 30 words, in- | cluding name and address, | We reserve the right to cut down notices of more than 30 words, providing that this reduction does not destroy the meaning of the notice. When hotices can not be cut down they will be returned to the writer for correction. Limited space will not permit insertion of unimportant no- tices. Under lgislative act the Market Bulletin dees not | assume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin or transaction result- ing therefrom. SPECIAL NOTICE LIMESTONE FOR SALE Limestone, very valuable for agricultural purposes; very profitable when used by peach | growers and Pecan Raisers. | Write for prices and copy of | chemical analysis. B. White- hurst, Gordon. Flowers and Seed For Sale Stogk, improved calendulas mixed col, 1c ea. and 7c postave. Mrs. J. L. Edge, Docrun, R 4: Rose sultanas, Yr. old, 253 red and white dbl. geraniums, justicia, mas, May and Lob- ster cactus, year hydrangea cut- tings, 5c ea. Add postage. Lucy McFarland, Talking Rock, R i. Pink weigelas, yellow japoni- cas, red carnations, rooted, 10c; big Boston ferns, Yr. old, 25c; purple iris, 15c doz. bulbs. Add postage. Mrs. Rol Whitmore, Talking Rock, R 1. Paper white, cream and dbl. arcissi, dry, fine bulbs post- paid for 35c doz. or exc. for dried apples or peaches. Mrs. EH. G. Powell, Fitzgerald. 6 dif. kind dahlias, gladiolus, 85ce doz; hardy phiox, Mums, an es ange 5 kinds F fowels and Seed For Sale cannas, 25c doz. Add postage on {small orders. Mrs. Sarah Grin- dle, Alto, R 1. Dahlias, large, dbl., Decorative type, Red, White, salmon, lav- ender, yellow, and 2 pinks, 70c doz. bulbs, postpaid. Growing in- structions. Holyhock, Dianthus, touch-me-not, or 2 Gladiolus on request with doz dahlias. Mrs. Alvin Todd, Sarah. Apri] narcissi, 75c.-C. May Queen and Lohengrin iris, 50c. doz; Marechalneil, Columbia, | Radiance and Maman _ Cochet, iLady Hillindon, 40c ea. Mrs. W. | W. Gaines, Atlanta, 87 Clifton | St, SE. Yellow flowering King Hum- | bert canna bulbs, 20 doz. plus, ipostage. Mrs. Alice Frey, Dal-|, las oR: 3. ~ White iris and perennial Sweet Williams, 25c doz. $1 C. postpaid. Sweet William seed, ali colors, very fine, 5c thls. Mrs... Newt E. Spence, Carroliton, R. DD; Cedar and Chinaberrys with good roots, 12 to 30 in. high, 20c each, postpaid; hot red pepper, 25 lb. dried. Howard Scoggins, Elberton, R 10. 20 well rocted white American Beauty monthly blooming roses, climbing var., hardy, Year old, field grown plants, 25c each, 95 for $1; $2 doz. Postpaid. No chks. Mrs. H. .M Bishop, Ahtens, 197 Boulevard Heights, Mtn: azaleas, white, orange and pink; wild violets, Mtn. ferns, 10c doz. Mtn. laurels, rho- dodendrons and spruces, 35c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Elbert Duvall, Ellijay, R 3, Box 32. Jonquils, long trumpet, good size bulbs, $1 C. Mrs. L. J. Po- nell, Eastanollee. Mtn. azaleas, mixed colors, TDC | 35c doz. 2 var. wild | drisi5 dit. wild | dogwood, violets, 40c C; yi ferns, 50c. Mrs. Mary Langley, | Hllijay, 1 lb. of tall branching, double mixed larkspur seed, $2, or 10c itbis., snapdragons, 10c. Add pos- itage. Exc, for tulips, Deco. dah- | lias. Mrs. O. L. Cook, McDon- 1ough, R 1. Cape Jasmine cuttings, rooted, C; laurel, rhododendrons, spruce, | MARKET BULLETIN. Flowers and Seed For Sale bu. FOB. Miss A. Dixon, Alma. Spirea, red, pink, and red wei- gelas, 20c, pink, 15c; spirea, white, altheas, 3 col. yellow jas- mine, golden bells, Rosemary, 15e: dbl. tube roses, 15 doz. Mrs. S, M. Gunter, Lawrenceville. Jonquils, 40 C. Mrs. G. Col- lins, Cobbtown. Oleanders, red and _ white, rooted, 25c each; Perkins roses, rooted, 20c doz; purple iris, 50 for 35c; white, red, pink cosmos, mixed mafigold, 5c pkg. a | paid. Pearl Morris, Bowdon, R ie Red, white, pink Peony divis- ions, $8 doz. Assorted German bearded iris, 50 doz., $3.75 C; roses, $4 doz. All del. James | Cureton, Austell. Blooming size azaleas, 25c; koxwoods, arborvitaes, snowballs, white pines, 25c; trailing arbu- tus, 25 doz. Aly well rooted. Kate Waters, Rugby. Azaleas, blooming size, 25c; 'white pines, white dogwood, snowballs, 20c; jonquils, 20c doz. trailing arbutus, galax, heart- ease, 25c doz. Well rooted. Em- ma Pickelsimer, Hurst. Yellow daffodils, white narcis- si, Giant sweet peas, liltes, Ti- ger, Flag, Red cannas, 10c doz. (12 doz. $1. Add postage. Mrs. Dora Mosley, Bremen, R 2. White narcissi, yellow daffo- dils, lilies, Tiger Red, Blue Flag, Giant sweet pea, 10c doz. 12 doz. $1. Add postage. Bonnell Brown- ing, Bremen, R 2. 200 bunches of boxwood. 3 yrs. old, 2 ft. tall, 50c bunch at yard. Elbert Kelley, Palmetto. Narcissi, Poeticus white, Jon- quils, orange, Phoenix, dbl. bon ision, large trumpet yellow, Em- | peror, King Alfred, yellow, cdo- tus Rugutosus, yellow cluster, (20 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Julia Darnell, R 1. | Arborvitaes, 15 in. plants, 10c each; pink Coral Vine, 10c each; Mrs. W .A. Sargent, Cordele, 303 5th Ave. Sev. pots of nice ferns for sale. Mrs. J. M. Bailey, Lithonia, R 4, plants. 25c __ Thursday, November 3, Ficwer and Seed For Sale rea 25c ea. purple iris, Dwarf Rosemary, Shasta daisies, 20c Purple lilac, pink weigelas, spi- doz, Yellow Bell, Dorothy Per- kins rose, yellow thornless rose, 5e ea. Mrs. L. D. Spriggs, Rock- mart, R 2. Rhododendrons, Globe Arbor vitaes, pink laurels, 6, $1; 3 ft. azaleas, yellow dogwood, red- buds, Barberry, Cherokee roses, $1 doz. 10 rooted roses, $1; Par- ma violets, 25 doz. Addie Wil- son, Morganton. Globe Arborvitaes, Irish Juni- pers, red japonicas, rhododen- drons, 24 in. 5 for $1; 3 ft. azal- eas, Cherokee roses, Coral ber- ry, $1 doz. Perennial phlox, ar- butus, 5 doz. $1. Sadie Wilson, Morganton. Orange Day lilies, $1.50 C. La- vender iris, 2 doz. feed sacks, Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell, R 2... Deep pink perennial .doz.. Mrs. Hawes; Cloud, Crawfordville. Jonauils, 20c doz. 50c'C; pink weigelas, yellow japonicas, white spirea, azaleas, 2, 25c; white narcissi, fox-glove, iris, 20c doz. White Ash bushes, 15c. Miss A. L. Silver, Talking Rock, R 2. White Star Jasmine, yellow Xmas vine, 20c each; purple li- lac and wisteria bushes, 20c ea; purple althea, 10c ea; crepe myrtle, 20c ea. also fruit trees for sale. Mrs. H. H. Hart- ley, Conyers, R 2. Dbl. japonicas, red Jap quince, forsythia, azaleas, bridal wreath 2 for 25c; day lilies, 15c dozen. blue iris, 5 doz. $1. Add postage Myrtle Roe, Talking Rock R 2. Dbl. poppy, mixed col. Ragged | Robin blue, dbl. hollyhock, red, Blanket pinks, sweet Williams, imix. col. All seed, ea. 10c thls. Also bulbs. Mrs. Wm. H. Colquitt, Comer, R 1. Dahlias, gladioli bulbs, lily bushes, honeysuckle vine, assort- ed colors..Sell or exc. for white feed sacks. Annabelle Durden, Talking Rock, R 1. Tiger lilies, blooming size, Add postage. 10c each; Madonna lilies, 10 for $1 or 2 for 25c; white also blue day Bulbs, Ic ea. FOB here: Nar- lilies, a bunch, 20c to $1 accord- icissus, paper white, Nepenas, ing to size. Mrs. F. Lloyd, Hia- /15e each; bridalwreath, rooted, butter-cups, snowdrops, Nannie wassee, | 10 e2; yellow, white, pink and L. Burke, Abbeville. red blooming rose cut. not root | ed, 10c doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. W. Overton, Bowdon, R 4, Box 29. Poppy seed, Giant dbl. pink, old fashioned kind, 10c per tea- Leeconed. Add 8c postage. Mrs, 'P, BE. Thomas, Cordele. Geraniums, begonias, sultanas, Baby Breath, Fluffy Ruffles, Ostrich Plume, Whitemire, Crest |ferns, 10c ea. rooted; shrubbery, 20 kinds, 20c ea. rooted. Exc, for feed bags. Mrs. Ada M. Rice, , Maxeys. - % White April narcissi, 50c per .C; Nudiflorum (winter jasmine) 50c doz. Add postage. Ethel Sul- livan, Marietta. Old fasnioned dbl. yellow monthly marechalneil rambiers, 25 ea. mixed hollyhocks, 25c doz; wnter and spring blooming purple violets, 15c doz. No stamaps accepted. Miss Florrie Hughey, Ranger, R 1. Grandsire Greybeard, large, 25c; other wild flowers, Fairy lilies, Asp. ferns, Amaryllis (or- ange), red, pink, (white-eye), verbena, 10 ea. June narcissi, 10c doz. FOB. Mrs. C. C. Lynch, Armuchee. Pet flowers. Lace, large bunch, and Boston ferns, sultanas, late roses and other flowers for sale ;or exc, for pullets, 1-2 Ib size. 'B. Leghorns or Reds preferred. Mrs, A. C. Reese, Mitchell, R, 1. President Red and Yellow can- nas, 30c doz; Milk and Wine lil- jes, Zetharanthes lilies, 50c doz. False Dragon Heads, 15c doz; St. Augustine grass cut. rooted, T5c ! First class | Selected peonies, 14 named and plants, splendid roots, 4 doz. $1, '$3.50 per 8; $5 doz. Strong, 3 to large size, 2 doz $1; Magnolia, mine, flowering pear, 2 for 50c. Mrs, T. J. Robinson, Jr., Green- ville. Giant snapdragons, all colors, 25 doz; Darwin tulips, 50c doz. sweet, blue violets, 15 doz. Add postage. Miss Blanche Woods, LaFayette, R 5. Well rooted Cape Jasmines, 20s each; sweet Williams, Shasta daisies, blue, Salvia, 10c doz. sweet yellow narcissi, 3 doz bulbs, .25, 50 C, Mrs. R.\ R: Gailey, Baldwin, R 1. Pink begonia and Xmas cactus 20c cack; milk and wine lilies, yellow Easter, snowdrops, white spider lilies, 50c doz. white milk, red Easter lilies, 20c ea. 6, $1. Mrs. 8. Carter, Alma, R 2. . Cuban Yam unusual, quick growing, ornamental vine, 10c ea or exc. for Lemon Day lilies. Ed- Min Peacock, Thomasville, Box Collection of mixed bulbs; very Tine varieties of Narcissi, daffo- dils, Jonquils, 50c C. $5 M. Not prepaid. M. E. Hynds, Atlanta, 248 Sutherland Ter. N. E., Dear- born 4088-W. All kinds of flower cuttings for sale or exc. for onions. Write, Sudie Herington, Calhoun. Camellia Japonicas, rooted, field grown, Gov. insp. full, dbl. deep rose pink, 6-10 in. size plants, 3 for $1; 24-30 in, $2.00; 16-20 in. $1.25, Prepaid. John W. Roach, Daisy. y Glaucia trees, 3, $1; Cape Jas- 5 eve divisions, from 3 yr. clumps del. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley. | Pink cherokee roses, red and white dogwood, azaleas, Cedars, pink myrtles, all, 75c doz; ever- blooming violets, colts foot, Mtn. ferns, trailing arbutus, all 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs, George Ridley, Dahlonega, R 4. Forsythia, weigelas, pink and white spirea, db] pink oleanders, pink crepe myrtle, any 4, 60c; magnolias, Carolina cherry, wild Tea Olive, dbl. purple altheas, 4, $1.15. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Tooms- boro, R 2. Yellow cluster, fragrant jon- quils, daffodils, dbl. butter and eggs, 15 doz., blooming size bulbs; white Easter roses, rooted, 20c ea; Tiger lilies, 50c doz. Exc. for saeks. Mrs. Cliff Tanner, Sandersville, R 1, Dif. kinds begonia and ferns and Geo. Washingtons and vio- lets for sale or exc for well root- ed roses, dried fruit, turnip seed, white feed sacks, or any- thing can use. Rinda Davis, Nicholls. Pink verbena, yellow cannas, white iris, privet hedge, rooted, very reasonable; also will exc. white sugar and feed sacks for all kinds shrubbery. Mrs. Lew- is P. Gunn, Thomson. 1 dbl. deep pink peony, 1-2 doz. red gladioli bulbs, 1 doz. white Campernelle narcissi bulbs 1 white American Beauty rose cut., all for 50c; purple lilac, 10e. Add Postage. Mrs, Gene Barlow 45c, Exc. for, var., cuttings, 10c doz. Mr phlox wood, same price; Flowers and See For Sale Tallapoosa, R 2. Chrysanthemums, cut ; heads 5 to 9 in. Turners, white, pink, golden glory other yellows. $1 doz p Calhoun, 1920. Mrs. P. EF, Bigg shear, East Point, 306 Wasghin ton St. Purple wisteria and lilac each, purple altheas, 10; time June cherry, 25 ea; walnut sprouts, 15c ea, 1 Star Jasmine, 20c; yellow vine, 10c C. Mrs, a: W. Rod Conyers. Just common cedars, 8 to in. high, 3 for 35c; privet | cuttings, 250 for 65c. Mrs. Garner, Palmetto. ; 100 privet hedge bushes, and well rooted, $1.50 per del; also cuttings from } plants, 10c doz; boxwood, vey Leslie, Greenville, R 5-A. io Dbl. yellow crimson 6 yr. old, and weil rooted, Black Prince iris, 4 doz, bush honeysuckle, 4 for $ other ,Oma Barnes, Eliijay, R Well rooted prickly mo ange hedge plants, $1 C d Crabapple trees and whi reas, 20c ea. Mrs. Jacob R. lis, Millhaven, R 1. purple | t stock boxwood labeled var., assorted, $2 per 4; | Purple jilacs, Seven Sis 10c; American Beauty, 15 low cannas, blue flag lili cissi bulbs, 10c doz. Inclu tage. Wallace Wilson, Marti Dbl. yellow crimson. japon 2 yr. old, well rooted, 25c yr. old, 50c; juniper, $1 wild honeysuckle, 50c eacl Prince iris, 25c doz; dog white and red, Mrs. M. M. try, Ellijay, R 3. Bright red oleanders, 35c; mallow hibiscus, 25c; jonaui little yellow narcissi bulbs, $ Snowdrops, 15e doz. bulb M. L. Peterson, Vidalia. Sweet scented apple gerani Y5c ea. 2 for 25c postpai Mary E. Ballard, Concord Cocos Australis Palms. 4 _ Zes. Pink and lavender crepe | tle sprouts, 10c each; large 10c each. Add postage. A. Lanier, Fitzpatrick. Black walnut, Mtn. ced: ter oak, Crepe myrtle, rooted plants, 10c ea. Wi COD. Mrs. Claud Smith, T ae Cedars, Mtn. Beauty, Myrtles, rhododendrons, shrub, and others. Sell for anything can use, Write ' you have and for prices, Ke Blalock, Alvo. Gladioli bulbs, -20 doz; cissi, jonquils, ea. 15 do phant ears, 5c ea; iris lil doz. Other flowers for Sai exc. for 100 lb. cap. white sacks, Addie Wiley, Ashlan 1. All kinds box flowers geraniums, begonias, 4 ft. kinds for $1.50; pink hya also blue hyacinths, ea. 3 Mrs. Willis Skelton, H Hartwe. 3. 6 large lace ferns, 2 4 yrs, old, running kind with } bodies and lots of seed, $1 & 4 big bunch kind, 50c eac green asparagus, 50c ea _ postage. Mrs, J. M. Hall, ple, R, 2. Touch-me-not, 4 Oclo seed, 10c; Japanese morning. ry seed, same price. All de Ga. Mrs. Ethel Tallant, ming, R 4, Box 21. 18 rare, old fashioned boxw! 5 ft. high, large around, not | tings; now time to set ou duced prices; Baby blue each. Add postage. Mr Trimble, Adairsville. Pink Fairy lilies, 5 7 a lilles, AS . vember 3, 1932. rs and Seed For Sale a lilies, 5c bulb, 50c nk and red geraniums, rooted, 10c ea. Add Mrs. P. A. Norton, Doug- RL. lilac, 10-40c each; flow- monds, bridal wreath, iow primroses, verbena, weet Williams, and poppy 10c pkg. Dif. col. Mums, Add postage. Mrs. Ro- ling, Jasper, R 3. rooted wistaria, 15c; Ig. ks, mix. colors, 4c; ver- 1 col. 1c; jonquils, but- eggs, yellow narcissi, 5c. tage. Mrs. W. G. Gold- ks, 15c doz. onion ferns ulbs, 10c doz, All kinds s. Exc. any for fuch- > jasmine. Mary Bram- kmart. , Baby Breath, Fluffy- ferns, 15c; Mtn. roses, ch; pink, red, purple ge- Qc; pink and salmon | R 2. 10c Alva -10c; pink oxalis, Add postage. Mrs. it, Hartsfield. yetunias, spotted and sol- eraniums, 5c cutting; . 5c each; large head seed, 10c cupful; 16 ses, 3c cut. Not post- Arthur Harris, Cum- 3. acqueminot rose, abelia, jasmine, white hydrangea, foutti and A. W. spirea, 15c pink crepe myrtle, red caladium and running Mrs. D. M. Bush, East- Calif. and large car- poppy seed, mix. col. 10c onful; dark purple and rhena, 10c; hedge cut. s. W. L. Daniel, Daw- for sale. If interested, write or white or pink cannas, tulips or /1, Box 101. , Huonymous, Arbor vi- boxwoods, buddleas, white spirea, pink crepe myr- rdenia, white American roses, $2.50 to $5 doz. nd hyacinths, 35c doz. Sprengeria ferns for sale or exc, hances in value ea H. Rucker, Milner, xwoods and arborvitae 100 lb. cap. without holes, Mrs. | for sale. Mrs. S. P. Reed, ; 2. rea, 10c; bridal wreath low, purple lilac, fox- orsythia, 45 doz. daf- Narcissi, violets, 2 doz. lurple iris, 15c doz. Mrs. ler, Hilijay, R 3. Pinks, 50c doz; pines, ce- 1 doz. Del. Will exc, for 4 ns, 80c doz. Snowballs, 10c hh; redbud-eye bushes, Yellow thornless roses, Mrs, J. C. White, Dah 1, Box 35-A. bor vitaes, Irish juni- ~- 3 ft. 50c - 75 each; as, 30c; perennial phlox, | monthly rose cuttings, Blue violets, 25c doz. mma Garren, Morganton. , blue hyacinths, Octo- 30 doz, pink Thrift, 15c doz. pot plants, 5c . Spirea, snodwdrops, al- crepe myrtles, 15 - 25c ea. oo Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, oe pink _ whi Spirea, white Mbler roses, 10c. each; Tunning vine, 15c doz. hite honeysuckle, 10c doz. stage. Mrs. Will James, Rock, R 1. bs, lotus, lilac, almonds, ,, Spirea, azaleas, Mtn. 2 for 25c; 2 kinds iris, daisies, and others. idd postage. Exc. Mrs. hderson, (Failed to state mM ad), 8, Star Jasmines, zen- ber seed, ea. 10c; ma- 5c; wandering jew, Exc. for snapdrag- alley, Flowers and Seed For Sale etc. Idel Kirk, Rockmart, R 3. Wild Easter lilies, wild dog- wood, Violets, wild grape hya- cinths, ea. $1 C; wild spider wart, ferns, $5 C; scarlet red verbena, $1 doz. Mrs. Clara Belle Carey, Royston, R 1. 2 large Evergreens, 50c each, 2 rose bushes, 25c ea, 1 lilac bush, 25; old fashioned Dusty Miller, d Sprig, 3 doz. plants, entire lot at $3. Add postage. Mrs, Otis Calhoun, Bowdon, R 3. 20 Cedars, 12 to 24 inches high, with good roots, prepaid, 20c ea. also few Chinaberrys, same price. Mrs. W. T. Hall, El- berton, R 10. 5 doz. Chesterfield daisis, 3c each; cannas, red and yellow, 5c per bulb, 2 doz, or more bulbs; 1 lilac bush, 25c. Entire lot, $3. Add postage. Miss Lucile John- Son, Bowdon, R 3. 1.M jonquil bulbs, 50c C; 800 paid. L. B. Rountree, Stillmore, Pink, red, white dbl. dahlias, water tiger lilies, Easter cactus, 10c pkg, mixed seed; 25c holly- hocks, 6, 25c; sev. box flowers, roses, butterfly, verbenas, 5c. Mrs, J. Winter, Buford. Indian and Japanese azaleas, Camellia Japonicas, arborvitaes, abelia, junipers spirea, pyrocon- tha, Tea Olives, Lombardy pop- lar and other shrubs. R. Wheeler, Macon, Clinton Road. Well rooted, dark red verbena plants, 20c doz; cape jasmine, 10e each; pink crepe myrtle, white dbl. bridal wreath, abelia, boxwoods, and others, 20c ea. Mrs. Jesse Jackson, Atlanta, 691 | Vernon Ave, SE | 3 large Cape Jasmine bushes isee me at once. Mrs. J. L. Sims, Auburn. i \Bulbs of red Amaryllis, 25c each, del. H. L. Williams, Bax- ley. ' 1 nice size Lace fern and 2 for 5 white chicken feed sacks, I. Conner, Madison, R 1 i Irish junipers, 3 - 5 ft. 25 to 50c ea. well rooted; Dwarf box-. woods, 5c ea. 50 doz. Add post- age on small orders. Mrs. W. I. Pollard, Bremen, R 1, Box 37. Blue and white hyacinth bulbs, Trumpet -daffodils, $1.25 C; snowdrops, April narcissi, jon- quils, June (yellow), lilies, 5c C. Miss L. M. Davis, Silver Creek, R 1. Butter-cups, jonquils, butter and eggs, fragrant yellow nar- cissi, 15u doz. 85c C; Primrose plants, 15c doz. Poppy seed, 10c tbls. Mrs. Ben Echols, Pholimath. Purple hyacinths, 20c dozen. Monthly blooming rose cuttings, 2 for 5c; Dorothy Perkins, 5c; dbl. purple lilacs, 4 for 25c; yel- low jonquils, butter and eggs, 10c doz. Flossie Price, Locust Grove, R 2. 2 cream monthly roses, root- ed, hollyhock plants, snapdrag- ons, 4 Oclock seed, 18 kind flow- er seed, mixed. Sell or exc. for snowballs, azaleas, arbor vitaes, Amaryllis, and others. Mrs. J. M. Wall, Statham, Box 65, Dahlia clumps, 60c; 5 Jersey Beauty, 5 Warners, 5 Pride of California, 5 Dugon, 1 Patrick OMara, 3 Geo. Morrow, 1 Geo. Walters, 1 Jane Cowl, 1 Rosa Nell. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun. Azaleas, 5c each; Castor oil plants, 6, 25c; Dbl. yellow ja- ponicas, 12, $1; Fox-gloves, 15c bunch; purple iris, 10c each; daffodils, 25c bunch. Add post- age. Miss Addie Smith, Talking ock, R 2. ee lilies, sweet lilies, Milk- maid, Wine, butterfly lilies, and others. Mixture 12 for 25c. Add postage. Jonquils, $1 C, Minnie Lee Crenshaw, Pavo. Dbl. white and single red al- narcissus bulbs, 60c C, Not pre-. L.} lowers and Seed For Sale theas, blooming size, 15 each; red and white spirea, 15 each. Blooming size, oak hydrangea, 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. T. ve (Failed to give address in ad. Water oaks, 3 = 7 ft. (fastest growing shade trees), 30c each, 2 for 50c; cedars, 3 ft. 35c. Add postage. Mrs. R. C. Titshaw, Monroe, R 5. 15 Magnolia tree plants, 5 in. high, $2.50. Cleveland Wade, ___ MARKET BULLETIN | Flowers and Seed Wanted Nice well rooted Camellia Jap- onicas exc. for rooted azaleas (not wild azaleas), and blooming Size Amaryllis, Gladioli and dah- lias. B. F. Purcell, Pooler, Want 300 abelia and Anthony W. spirea ctittings. Will exc. hol- lyhocks, large type mums, gold- englow, Shasta daisies plants or will sell, 25c doz. 3 doz. 65c post- paid. Mrs. Carl Kimsey, Hiawas- SeGQK Want gladiolus, Regal, Spider Demorest, R 1. Poppy seed, Giant abl. flower-' | ed, mixed var., grown from the | Worlds Best. 25cjlarge package. | Plant seed now. H. M. Hill, At-| lanta, 172 Howard St., N. E. phone De. 5033-W Gen. Jacquenminot, Maman Co- | chet, Mrs. Chas. Bell, Beauty | of Stapleford, 20c each, Exc. for | dried fruit, preserves, pigs, or chickens. Mrs. J. C. Netherland, Decatur, R 1. March blooming daffodils, $0c C; pink cannas, 35c doz. also nice strawberry plants, 500 for 0c. Zona Rowell, Bremen. Tree boxwoods, 18 in. 6 for 75c. Irish junipers, 18 in. 4 for 50c; red and yellow cannas, Christ- mas jasmine, 20c doz. Mrs. R. T. Holcombe, Bremen. Yellow cluster narcissi, very fragrant, 25c doz. bulbs; pink Amaryllis lilies, large bulbs, 50c; tiger lilies, 25c; St. Bernard lil- es, blue hyacinth, tulip bulbs, 5c imellia Japonicas, well each. Add postage. Mrs. T. W. Diggs, Douglasville, 12 E. Strick- and St. | Green and bronze leafed red and yellow cannas, 50c doz. not prepaid; pink carnation poppies, 10 teaspoonful seed. Exc. for gladioli. Mrs. Elbert Overton, , Bowdon, R 4, Old fashioned Southern box- woods, 5 to 25 years old, from $2 up; Some growing in 12 in ce- ment boxes. This boxwood en- . yr. Mrs. Mae Rogers, Atlanta, Box 156, Sta- | fon C. Yellow Lupin seed, 10c tbls., also exc. red geraniums for pink and white cuttings. Mrs. Carl J. Koppe, Atlanta, 2694 Boulevard Dr. N, E. Flowers and Seed Wanted To exc. nice size dahlia bulbs, red and yellow, or large size, dif. color tulip bulbs. Write. Mrs. Hugh Underwood, Cartersville, R a. Want tulips, dahlias, pink can- nas, gladioli. Exe. for same. Write first. Mrs. Esther. Lewis, Rydal, R 2. Want Magnolia Grandiflora seed and Tiger Lily seed. L. M. Woodruff, Greenville, R 1. about 200 feet, 3 - 4 ft. high. B. Davis, Social Circle. A Want No. Ga. azaleas, also red, pink and yellow dogwood. Will exc. pink, white oleanders, Umbrella Chinas, sweet shrubs. Crepe myrtle, etc. Mrs, W. R. Wise, Wadley. Want 1 each, red, white Ca- rooted, any color dbl. dahlia roots, pe- onies, dbl. native red azaleas. Exc. most all colors cannas and other flowers. Mrs. W. R. Barnes Sale City. Want hyacinths, tulips, nar- cissus, lily of the valley, gladio- li and any other high grade flowering bulbs. Give full de- scription and best price per Cc. R. A. Hester (No address given in ad). ; want to get in touch with parties having Elder Daisy plants the king that bloom in April. State price per C. Mrs. Wilson, Roses: Red and pink Radiance, | Want enough Privet hedge for, and other lily bulbs, also cut- tings of Camellia Japonicas, named roses. Exc. iris, Calla, Canna and other bulbs and shrubbery. Mrs. B. HE. Cook, Rockmart. Want dbl. hollyhock, petunias, snapdragons seed, all colors, al- so perennial phlox, Madonna and Tiger lily bulbs. Exe. table peas, navy beans or turnip seed (Mrs. R. C. Loyd, Ocilla. Second-Hand Machin- ery For Sale J. I. Case small grain thresh- ing machine, with stacker, Fordson tractor with belt, pulley. Both in extra good shape, for $200. W. P..Couch, Luthersville. McCormick - Deering walking cultivator, all attachments, al- most new, $15. FOB. Write. Geo. W. Perry, Helena. 1 New Idea tobacco trans- planter, good as new, $30; 1 Sears-Roebuck brooder, 500 cap. good as new, for sale; also 1 cotton stalk cutter, good shape, $5, J. W. Holland, Register. cap. first class cond. $25; origi- nal cost, $150. This price at my home. $2 extra crated for ship- ment. W. L. Williamson, Com- merce. Bostrom Terracing Level prac- tically new, $10; tractor or horse hitch, $65 or exc. for oats or wheat at mar- ket price. E. R. Vaughn, Bo- gart. 12 H. P. Hercules gas eng. good cond, $100. H. W. Parker, Richland. 1 horse oat and wheat drill for sale or exc. for anything of same value; also 1 Riding cul- tivator for sale or exc. R. F. Welch, Jackson, R 1. \ The O. N. Richardson flour and meal Mill, complete, feed brushes, sheller and shucker, cot- ton cleaner, 3 mills for grinding meal. First class operating cond. Very cheap. TT. P. Harbour, Rome, 103 E. 12th St., Phone No: 830 at Rome. j Fordson tractor, used very little, with disc plow and disc harrow, $300; hog scalding iron kettle, 60 gal. cap. $25; 16 cow 'stansion for dairy, $75; 2 1-2 H. Pil eng. J. V. Keith, Canton. 3 horse 16 in. sulikey plow, $30, or exc. for seed oats or corn at market price; 100 ft. inch wire cable, $5, cash or trade for corn or seed peas. M. F. Jones, Metter, R 1, Box 111. Complete 42 in. Cole grist mill and 4 cylinder motor, ker. or gas 28 H. P. Wire or write. R. D. Burts, Doerun. Fordson tractor, first class cond. $100. Liberal terms. W. O. Denmark, Brooklet. 2 pecan tree dusting machines, 1 Williamson stump puller; pow- er hay press; disc tractor plow; manure spreader; stalk cutter; 2 horse plows, cream _ separator, ,etc. Good cond. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside. Planet, Jr., garden plow, $3.00. Black Hawk planter, $6; 2 horse pole drawn 8 disc harrow, $14. All good working cond, Exc. for other value. J. E. Wall, Shiloh. Moline 3 horse riding turning plow. Will plow 8 to 12 in. deep; fine for turning under heavy College Park, 607 E. Cambridge Ave. | A ee _ [vegetation, close work, also ter- also | Carbide gas generator, 35 light | 8 ft. Hoosier | grain drill, practically new, with riding | __PAGE FIV Second-Hand Machin- ery For Sale races, etc. Used little. $15. W. W. Driskell, Jr., Sparta. co Motor driven 3 roller cane mill $i5 or exc. for syrup, corn 01 anything can use. J. H. Mc- Veigh, Waynesville, Box 186. 1 mower and rake, needs little repair, and other value fo: sale or exc. for 1M lb. mule, 8- 12 yrs. old, sound, and work any where. W. N. Arnold, Devereux. e 1 Stover feed mill, No. 48 for sale or trade for hogs, cow or mule. Mili only ground about 8- 10 tons; good as new. T. R. Es: tes, Hortense. Se 24 in. Meadow grist mill, als Fordson tractor, in good cond. also 25 ft. belt for sale or exc. for equal value. H. E. Smith Alamo, R 1. i _ For sale cheap, wagon scales cap. 6M lbs. E. M. Moore, Clark- ston. Fordson tractor, fair cond. wonderful bargain for $95. W. G Dorris, Douglasville, R 6. Good mowing machine for sale or exc. for good cow, now giv: ing milk or will freshen soon not less than 3 gal. Mrs. J. L. Bailey, Baxley,, R 2. Any Plow and harrow and othe farm equipment for sale cheap F. W. Huddleston, Atlanta, 102: W. Ptree St. i 1 No. 2 Kelly Duplex grind- iing mill.. Used very little, here. M. R. Binns, Greensboro. | Steel water tank, 1M gal. cap tested 200 Ibs. pressure. Paul G Austria, Waycross, 1705 Knigh i Ave. & eee | Oliver cultivator, Ledbet planter, 1 Vulcan No. 10 turn 'Guano distributor, plows, sweeps ,and plow stock, all for $135 cash. | E. E. Moore, Fairmount, R 1. ~ Model No, 24 Paris broom corn seeder, A-1 cond. Atlanta Utility Works 1 horse cotton $ Atlanta, 430 Boulevard, N. BE. Fairbanks-Morse gas. eng. 5 H. P. good cond. and other farm equipment for sale reasonable Mrs. E. E. Johnson, Dexter, R 2 Cane Mill for sale or exc. for farm products. Write. S. G. Mc- Neill, Arlington. a 10 H. P. Titan I. H. C. gas eng. Slight repairs; line shafts, hangers, pulleys, other equipment good cond. Robt. Fuller, Adairs: ville. | ee Avery combination corn plan. ter, good cond. Will plant peas beans, peanuts, or any seed, Sell No: 7 culls.*: Mats; Haynes, Luthersville. Gas eng. and Wind Mill, for sale cheap. S. D. Harrison, Kath- running cond., $100, J. H. Gools- by, Monticello. Fordson tractor motor in very best of cond., has only been used during threshing season, sin i thoroughly overhauled. Sell or exch. Roy Jordon, Comer. Farm-All tractor, fully equip- ped with plows, discs and Mow- ing machine, in A-1 cond. for sale. Can arrange easy terms. Mrs. F. H. Connor, Newington. - Deering Binder, second-hand, good cond. 1 galvanized tank cap. 1500 gal. Sell or exc, for seed oats. or seed wheat. L. A Brooks, Baconton. ree No. 1 well pump with Jack and 45 ft. 1 1-4 in piping, cheap or exc. for barb wire. W. H. Howe, Carnesville. 08 | 2 1-2. in. piping, used, good pshape, 4e ft. or xc. for. hens at 50c each; 250 ft. 1 in. 3 ft. J. B. Tucker, Lithia Springs ' 1 ~ 10 horse Gen. Electric mo- ,tor, new, $60; other equipmen for sale also. Want good black- smith vise, cheap. W. H. Bolton Griffin, Box 436. me Parquhar 20 H. P. Slab-burne {boiler and eng., good conditic . syrup, : Becond-Hand Machin : ery For Sale mounted, $300 cash. T. J. Bright- well, Maxeys. Goulds Spray pump for. or- chard work, 200 lbs. guar yood cond. no bbl., 130 gal. v. drum, - dbl. yoke for breaking oxen, and other equipment. Exc. for etc. R. W. Girard, Col- Pout, Che P,P. Py Farms. McCormick Reaper and Bind- er, fair running cond. $45 cash a Walter Harper, Osierfield. 1 Hester dbl. disc plow for Farmall tractor, new. Trade for anything can use or sell; also 1 4 cylinder magneto, make K. W. Used very little. F. L. Moore, Rome, 614 So. B. St. - 1 corn shredder, good running order, $25; Fordson tractor, $75; tractor disc plows, $25. Dr. A. R. Danforth, Norcross. _ Pr, Howe Put wagon scales, 5 ton cap. $25. H. B. Chandler, Luthersville. 8 ft. Superior grain drill, good cond, $65; 2 disc McKay tractor plow, Samson tractor, needs lit- tle repair, $30 ea. C. D, Williams, Plains. 3 Roller Cane mill, 2 small " yollers cracked but will grind. Ae, Sell or swap for milch cow or hogs. Clyde Wimberly, Gray- mont, R 1. Good Martin ditcher for sale or exc. for pigs. Write first. Jas. -T. DuPree, Griffin, R A. No. 12 DeLaval separator, used 1 season, good cond. $15 FOB. Frank Gibson, Lyons, R 3. _ Oliver Riding cultivator, with 3 attachments, in good cond., cheap or exchange for 18 in. disc} harrow; Want battery ignitor for 2 1-2 H. P. Model E, Economy ng. Sears-Roebuck. S. F. Bo- hanan, Conyers, R 2. 3 Roller Cane mill, good cond. med. size, $12. Prefer to sell, but would exc. for Runner peanuts, F, Patten, Adel, R 1. 00 ft. 3-4 in. galv. piping, ctically new, with couplings and faucets, Sell or exc. for hogs or anything in produce at mar- et price. Write. A. M. Moyer, ugusta, 526 Broad St. _ Water pump in A-1 shape for e or exc. for equal value in something I need. F. L. Brinson, | Waynesboro. 1 shop blower. Mrs. E. M, Tra- vis, Fayetteville. 2 Roller cane mill and a 60 gal. boiler, $30 for both. Mrs. G. E. Browning, Towns, R 1, Box 6. Fordson tractor, small repairs; equipped with belt pulley, $30 at my farm, 10 miles N. W. of Sparta on High- way 16. John F. Kimbrough, Jr. Sparta. - Brand new No. 10 Vulcan turn- ing plow, good 2 horse turner, never been used, $10; 1 new steel beam 1 horse No. 5 Vulcan $6. All FOB. John Dickens, Spar- ta. _ Pea and Bean huller, hand or eng. power, $35 FOB here; com- puting counter scales (spring- Tess) like new, $75. N. Rosese, Ft. Valley. - Fordson tractor, fine -cond., with side plow, 1-5 ft, dbl. disc harrow, good as new, cheap. S. J. Stringfield, Dry Branch, R 2. . International Cultivator, good cond. gauge and disc. reasonable. L, Phillips, Suwanee, R 2. _ G. E. motor, 20-25 H. P. three phase; perfect cond. good as new ($100 cash, A. B. Lewis, Willa- coochee. 1500 ft. galv. 3-4 in. pipe, used, ut good as new, for sale. Make ery Wanted Want 3 or 400 ft. 3 or 4 in. -iron pipe, 4M ft. No. 8 copper wire, Must be in good cond. Exc. Cream Separator or pay cash if} needs some. |Make best price. - MARKET BULLETIN Second-Hand Machin- ery Wanted price is right. Luther Cc obb, Hemp. Exc. Delco Light and water system for 10 H. P. crude oil en- gine. R. M. Lovvorn, Richland. Want 1 each, good 2. horse lister and turner, long wings, good cond., and cheap; one 6 or 8 disc, 16 or 18 in. in good re- pair. Prefer harrow with tongue. EK. E. Bass, Milledgeville. Want windmill and . tower. and where it can be seen. Jos. T, Morlock, Eatonton, Box 92. Want 1-4 mile of 2-inch mesh Ivey, R 1. Want Velvet bean and pea Thrasher. O. S. Duggan, Ches- ter. Want Corn Shredder or Shell- er, in. good shape, cheap for cash. Clyde Carpenter, Eatonton. Want 3 Avery walking culti- vators with all equipment, in thoroughly good cond., cheap for cash. Mrs. J: C, Bryan, Reynolds. Want blacksmith vise and 3 row grain drill, also have new, 40 gal. syrup kettle for sale or exc, for farm products, or poul- try. Claude Eubank, Smyrna, R 2 Want 1-2 or 3-4 H. P. gas eng. must be cheap. G. W. Jones, Griffin, R C, corn shredder. W. H. Adams, Madison. Want overshot water wheel, about 10 ft. high and 2 ft. wide; also want a 6 in. Turbine water wheel. Jno. B. McCollum, Co- lumbus. Want cane mill and pan. Exc. good value for same. U. S. Gunn, Crawfordville. Want to buy 2 grist mills, near Bainbridge. hinchilla, for $6. Mrs, E. | lapeville, Box 365. - 4 does and buck. for strawberry. or lants, onion sets, flow- anything can use. . Langston, Stonewall. GOATS FOR SALE old, ent. to reg. Nubian Cross doe; 20 mos. Tog. oth from fine stock and freshen in January by Wood, Cedartown, R old, pure bred Nubian) sale or exc. for pullets, , h potatoes or winter ake offer. A. Krause, Walnut Ave. Peach- Of sheep, $1.50 per Stock Wanted OGS WANTED Pr. reg. White Essex, M. Stowers, Resaca. proof cabbage plants. del. for big bone Guin- about 75 lb. wt. J. Macon, R 38. lack African male. less than.25 ibs. and See Or a big: sa ae Will " thoroughbred bridge, R 2, Box 40. Exc: good value for hogs, cows, corn, etc. Write for information. H. T. Dickens, Madras. HORSES & MULES WANTED Want good plug mare, not un- der 1M lbs, Exe, 25 head of goats 1 Guinea gilt and 1 male, wt. about 100 lbs. ea. $25 or exc. as above. Bruce Renew, Sumunit, Care Oak Hill Farm. RABBITS WANTED Trade 2 N. Z. White bucks for 2 White does, also 1 N. Z. Red buck for Red doe. Bucks are 8 pont, R 1, Box 55. SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED Want Toggenburg adult male. Must be reg. large, fertile, short hair, naturally hornless, from | good producers; preferably from advanced registry. Lowest price. Clayborne Sims, Winder, 301 Athens St. Positions Wanted 18 yr. old young man with high school education wants job in dairy; have some exp. in dai- ry work. No bad habits. Must have reasonable wages. Howard Cordle, Rome, R 1. Young couple want to get with good man who will furnish. Wa- ges or will take a crop. Mother with us also. Do any kind farm work and can drive car, tractor, etc. Geo. Howell, Mitchell, Rd Box 22. Want 1 horse farm of good land for 1933. Life time exp. Also would take a peach orchard; 6 |yrs. exp. aS a foreman. 35 yrs. oid, wife, 3 children, all can work. A. B. Daniell, Talbotton, ener dy Want ee between Juliette and Forsyth or Macon, on 50-50 basis. Interested in food crops, poultry, and live stock. No run bill required. Tom P. Trowell, Ambrose. Want farm on halves for 1933. Can furnish self; like to move at once. Farmed all my life; good ref. A. L. Malcolm, Atlan- ta, 361 Atlanta Ave. Want full time work near At- lanta. Exp. farming, poultry, dairy, ginning, turpentining, re- pairing. Wife, 4 boys, all work - but baby. Party furnish self. Ref. Wilbur Duke, Waverly Hall, R 1. Want job on farm, any size, by man of 30 yrs. exp. with stock and gen. farming. All ref. required. Like to hear from in- terested parties at once. A. R. Youngblood, Augusta, 1 4 00 Gwinnett St. Want job on the farm at $10 mo. board and laundry. J. D. Davis, Buchanan, R 1., Clo S. M. Hilburn at B. F. Kirks. Young man with wife and 2 children want large 1 horse crop, or small crop and wages; good workers, sober, sev. yrs. eXp. with farm machinery and tobac- co. E. W. Conine, Adel. 85 yr. old woman wants place for self and 4 children. Would hoe crop for some one to plow; or have 3 hands for job of any kind of farm work, Prefer near Douglasville. Eunia Sweatman, Cumming, R 6, Clo W. O. Cook. | Want work on farm. Prefer Poultry farm or Canning factory, put will take anything honest. 'Mrs. B. F. Willard, Baxley, R 3. Young couple wants 1 horse farm on halves, with old couple; live in home with them. Can furnish self. No children. Prefer near large creek or river. = once. L. C. Boyd, Manchester, 6 Elm St. | 20 yr. old young man with good habits, wants job at once, | with dairy or poultry farm or gen, farm. Can drive truck or car. Work for $6 mo. board and washing. | Dunwoody. Live Stel Wattle /pay 5 lb. L. J. Jackson, Bain- Write. Carl B heaps Poakions. Wanted Young married man desires | Job as farm manager, 15 yrs. exp. | in tobacco growing and gen. farming; can handle labor and. all kind of farm machinery; at | present men. stock and Grain farm. Best ref. Webster D. Wil- liams, Bonneau, 5S. C, 25 yr. old man, with small family want work on farm, or 1 horse crop. 50-50 basis. Near school. C. K. Holcomb, Bremen, R 1, Box 146 Cc, Want full 2 horse farm on halves. Can furnish self; land- lord to furnish stock, tools, fer- .tilizer. Must be good 4-5 room and 16 mos. old. O. G. Dash, Du-/| house: near Atlanta within 2 - 10 miles. Write. W. A. Roberts, Stockbridge, R 3. Want 1 horse crop on 50-50 | basis. Anywhere, but prefer close | to Atlanta as possible. 2 in fam- ily; good workers. Have to be moved. and furnished some to start with. N. T, Eason, Atlanta, 1058 Dunning St., S.E. Want to care for live stock |farm, poultry farm, or Overseers job. Exp. and can give ref. J. C. Ethridge, Forsyth, Rt. _ Want a small farm on 8rd and 4ths. Or would take a place in the country to raise fowls, etc. Miss H. Brand, Marietta, R 4. Want home with good man on farm to work for halves. Have force to work 2 horse; 3 boys grown and self. Good workers. Mrs. J. E. Turner, Ashburn. Want to get in touch with par-| ties who can make me a_ good offer on truck growing, and to raise chickens here in summer. Yonge Walker, Clarkesville, R 5. Want job on poultry farm or Hatchery for wages. Single, 15 | Yrs. xp. trapnesting and breed- ing and incubating. Let me put your farm on paying basis. Clif- ford Renouf, Lithonia. 30 yrs. of age, single, life time exp. on farm. Clean cut. Like to get located with refined farmer at once. Willing worker. Grady Ross, Doraville, RFD. Farm Help Winsted Want single man for dairy work. Must be reliable and will- ing worker. Truck driving not necessary. Small salary. State salary expected. Mrs. B. G. Lee, Macon, R 2, Forsyth Road. Want address of the man that dressed a Deer Hide for me this year. Have some more I want to have dressed. D. T. Bune Sr., Bartow, RFD. - Want hand this winter to het around farm for board and washing, smoking and overalls, with privilege of hiring for 1933. Middleaged man preferred. Seth Williams, Waco, R 2. Want refined and healthy young woman to live on farm and assist with. general light work. Small salary but good home for right party. J. S. Hop- son, Hawkinsville, R 4, Care Pine | Level Dairy. Want unincumbered good Christian middle-aged woman to live with family of 2 and assist with poultry, milk 1 cow and other light work. Luke Gravley, Talking Rock, R 3. Want boy 15 to 30 yrs. old, to live as one of family for board and laundry, for rest of this yr. and board, laundry and cotton patch for 1933. W. R. Beloy, Dacula, R 1. Want a clean, neat, intelligent girl about 20 yrs. of age to take care of garden, flowers, and oth- er chores. Good home and reas- onable salary. Send ref. Mrs. G. C. Kirkley, Calhoun. Want good settled woman or girl to live with couple on farm and assist with poultry, garden, etc. Good home for right party. Mrs. D. K. McKibben, Robinson. Want family to move now and to gather crop. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville. Colored man wants 2 children L Fz arm Help Wanted who need a home until they are grown, Will take good care and guar. fair education, to help with light farm chores. W. H. Stokes, ' Lisbon, Want party to tan cow hides on halves. D. D. Odom, Arabi. Want a good farmer with good ref. Will give good chance. Wrt. John A. Seay, Canton, R 3. Plants For Sale Have some very nice strawber- ry plants for sale. J. H. Ennis, Milledgeville. Farly J. W. cabbage and Ga. collard plants for sale or exc. W. N. Shypes, Baxley, R 1. . Cabbage and collard plants. 'Sell or exc, for seed oats and wheat; also exc. Porto Rican po- tato plants next spring for oats now. 1500 plants for 2 bu. oats, H. lL. Williams, Baxley. Klondike strawberry pltns, 80c, 500; $1.50 M, Chas. W., cabbage plants, 20c.C. 60c, 500; del. Money order, Delphus Frost, Helena. Frost proof cabbage plants, Chas. W. and E. J. W. 20c ; 500, 65c; $1 M postpaid; 5M up, 75c M. Exp. Col. Amos Williams, Gainesville. Frost proof Chas. and Jersey W. cabbage plants, from Long Island seed, Expert packing; quick service, 300, 50c; 700, $1; $1.25 M postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Lawrenceville. E. D. and W. cabbage plants, collard plants, 20c C, $1 M. del. Exc. for a fancy leaf caladium, bulbs. Write first. Mrs. Esta Werherford, Gainesville, R 2. Frost proof winter postpaid. Ship COD if request- ed. Mrs. Gertrude Branan, Lew- iston. Mastodon strawberry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M. Dogwood berries, 50c Ib. dry or green. Mrs. Emley Long, Cleveland, R 4, Box 13. E. J., W. cabbage plants, Head- onion, white, $1.50 M del. H. C. Burnsed, Brooklet. Everbearing strawberry plants, 20c C or exc. for seed wheat, oats, or baby chicks. Each pay charges. V. E. Hubbard, Fortson. Horse radish plants, 10c each, roots, 25c lb; catnip, 5c ea. Sage plants, 10 each; asparagus roots 10c each; castor oil bean seed, 10c cup; large pumpkin, 10c cup. Frost proof E. J., Chas. W. and |Flat Dutch cabbage plants, rea- ay, 25c, 200; 45c, 500; 75c M del. S. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2. Field grown, frost proof cab- bage plants, Succession and Flat Dutch, 500, 60c; = M FOB here. Now ready. W. Be Lae vonia, Chas. and E. z. Ww. eanbie plants, 300 ,50c; 500, 75c; M postpaid; garden seed, Crow- der peas, watermelon and canta- loupe seed, prices on request. E. A. Hayes, Buford. Large and early var. strawber- ry plants, 25c C. $2 M. Mrs. L. E. Mobley, Glennville. Frost-proof cabbage plants, E. J., Chas, W., Copenhagen, Flat Dutch. 500, 50c; 75c M postpaid. Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, R 4. Cabbage plants, Succession, Chas. W., 20c C; 200,.50c; $1 M del. H. H. Jones, Oakwood, R 1. W. and Dutch cabbage, col- lard plants, 20c C, 500, 50c; 5c M del. 5M $3 Exp. col.; Klon- dike strawberry plants, 30c C.' $1.75 M del. Lee Crow, Oakwood | BY. Earliest Imp. Klondike straw- | berry plants, 20c C; $2 M and postage. Mrs. Grady Crowe, Cum- ming, R 1. Chas. and E. J., cabbage plants. 15c C; $1 M postpaid. Mrs. Clair | Durham, Sale City. Klondike strawberry plants 20c C; 80c, 500; $1 50 M. Money er- 90c M: magnolia and mix. var. gladioli: Heading | cabbage plants, 500, 60c; $1 M.. ing collards, $1 M del. Bermuda | Mrs. T. H. Darnell, Jasper, R 1. | $1.25 | _PAGE SEY 5 Plante For Sale der only. John L. Jones, Cum- ming Rl. Millions lead. var. cabbage plants, ready for immediate ship. ment. 500, 60c, $1 M del. D. BF, Thomas, Odum. Early bearine strawberry vlads: 25c C or exc for white feed sacks or dried fruit: pop corn, 3 qts. 50c, or exc. for white butterbeans Mrs. R. GC. Law, Empire R 1, Box - 30. Red Gold Sugar Saver straw- berry plants, Cost originally $75 M; Now selling $1 C; 10 packs garden seed, all different, 25c. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, R 4. : C. W. cabbage plants, 90c M, | 500, 50c; 15c C prepaid. Will ac- cept 3c stamps for small orders. Gurman Wolfe, Baxley, R 2. | Frost. proof, strong Chas. W., ' E. J. and Succession cabbage plants, 75c M; 3M $2; 5M-$3.10 postpaid. Harold Smith, Baxley. . Progressive Everbearing straw- berry plants, 35c for first 100; ~ 25c ea. additional hundred. $2.50 M del. H. B. Shell, Palmetto. a Black everbeating mulberry, Aoi: Cornish pullets at 50c ea. Each pay postage. Mrs. F. W. Free- man, McIntyre, R 2. 2 Chas. and E. J. W. cabbage | plants, 60c M. Exp. col.; 80c del. Grady Turner, Macon, R oO Frost proof E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants, 500, 40c; 70c M; 3M 60c M; 5M 50c M. Guaran-_ Ms frost proof cabbage plants _ Chas. W., Dutch. Full count. 20c iC; 300, 40c; 90c M del. : 65 M |C. 500, $1; $2 M. Klondike, 500, 90c. $1.50 M. Ethel Crow, Gain: esville. - Klondike strawberry _ plants, $1.50 M, 5M, $5.50; Lady T. $2. M, 5M, $7.50. Addie. Reyugigs Gainesville. E. J., W. and Chas. W. cabneee plants, ready, 80c M in lst and 12nd zone, 85c in 3rd and > 4th zone, del. Rafe Thompson, en ery Branch, R 1. Strawberry plants, good var. large berries, everbearing kind 25c C; $1.50 M del. Trade for chickens, del, Have about 20M plants for sale. Carl Phillips, Colquitt, R 3. E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants, 85c M; over 5M 75c M. Exp. col. L. A. Brannen, Baxley, BE. J. and Chas. W. cabbag plants, 20c C; 500, 50c; 75 M. D, A. Lewis, Baxley, R. 4, Box 40. . Fresh E. J., C. W. cabbage plants, $1 M, 5M up, 75c M. All del. J. P. Mullis, Baxley. . Chas. and J. W. cabbage plants 70c M del. Bermuda onions, 75 M del. in M or more lots. J. L. Leggett, Baxley. Bes C. H. W. and E. J. cabbage 'plants, 70c M. Yellow Bermuda onion plants, 75c M. All prepaid D. M. Barber, Baxley. E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants 20c C; 75 M del. 5M lots, 50 M- FOB. Winfred Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Klondike strawberry plants, $1.50 M del. H. L. Cantreli, Flow= ery Branch, R 1. Frost proof cabbage plants, rE J., Flat Dutch, W., Copenhagen Market, postpaid, 500, 50c; Te M. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald. | Lead. var. frost proof cabbage cap tied 500, 50c; '75c M postpaid, . Re Pope; Fitzgerald, Red ore plants, . very large kind, 15c C. plus postage. Exc. for nice dried apples, free from ; worms, etc. Large white see /making onion plants, 10c C. Plus postage, Mrs. M. E, Floyd, Fitz gerald. Millions frost proof cabbage plants, ready: Chas. W., E. J., and Copenhagen, 50c, 500; 85c M del. 2 M or more, 50c M by aa col. W. RB. Lindsey, Lenox. Open field grown W. cabbag jplants, now ready, hae (65c; $ - ft! 10c ea: 3 for 25c, Exe: for teed quality. Dave Tuten, Baxley. ve rAGE EIGHT __ a Plants For Sale M; 5M $3.75. All FOB. H. Stair, Valdosta. _ Missionary strawberry plants, F, 35c C; $3 M and 5c per C post- age. Prompt service. Ref. Peoples Bank, here. W. F. Luckie, Ray City. E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants now ready, 85c M del. or 75c M; 5M, or over. Ottis Pittman, Bax- ley, R 4, Box 134. Frost proof J, W.:and Chas. W. cabbage plants, ready for ship- ment, 15c C; 30c, 300; 45c D; 75c M. No personal chks. J. P. Mor- ris, Baxley. Chas. W. and J. W. cabbage plants, ready, 15 C; 45 D; 75c M. No chks. Lucille Norton, Bax- ley. Plenty of nice, healthy cab- bage collard plants now ready, 65c M..Leon Warnock, Towns. - Frost proof cabbage and col- lard plants, J. and Chas, W. 75c M postpaid; 5M $3; 10 M up, 50c M collect. Any amount, ready. Marcus Williams, Gainesville. - $trawberry plants, Mastodon, 80c C or exc. for white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. and postage. Mrs. W. H. Sutton, Cleveland, R 4. Cabbage plants, 500, 50c; 90c _M postpaid. Exc. some for pea- nuts or pecans. Lee Waldrip, Gainesville. Imp Klondike strawberry plants, $1.75 M del. or exc. for mew goose feathers. Will some at 25c C. for named. dah- lias. Mrs. Mammie Stone, Ad- airsville, R 3. Cabbage, Bermuda onion and collard plants, 60c M. Prompt shipment. J. Q. Dorris, Valdosta. Ga. Heading collard plants, 75c M del. 5M up, 50c M Exp. col- lect; also 4 Bantam hens and roosters, White, this yrs. hatch, all grown, 50c ea. Mrs. T. A. Cal. houn, Valdosta, R 4. _ Flat Dutch, E. J., Chas. W. cab- bage plants, 70c M, 500, 45c del. Cash orders. W. H. Morris, Bax- ley, R 1. Cabbage plants frost proof, has. and J. W. field var. 45c, 500; 80c M. 3M up, 70c M del. Mrs. Nancy Bowen, Baxley. Copenhagen Market, Flat Dutch, E. J., cabbage plants, 75c M. 500, 45c del. Millions to ship. Minnie Smith, Baxley, R 4. Ms Lady T. strawberry plants, del. at $2 M. Exc. for dried ap- Hahira. &. J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 300, 35c; 500, 45c; 75c M postpaid. 5M up, 60c M del. Exp. W. A. Poole, Baxley, Star Rt. - Frost proof E. J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 300, 35c; 45c, 500; 75 M postpaid; 5M up, 60c M del. Exp. M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Star Rt. _ Frost proof cabbage plants 60c M. Minnie Mae Hendrix, Val- dosta. Crystal Wax onion plants, rea- dy, 250c, 50c; 600, $1; $1.85 M, prepaid or 1 - 5M $1 M. 5M up, 85c M. Not prepaid. No COD. B. H. Brackin, Donalsonville. _ Frost proof cabbage and Ga. Heading collard plants, 500, 40c; 60c M; 5M up, 50c M, Genuine - Bermuda onion plants, $1 M. Trade for pecans or cured meat. W. A. Bruce, Cloudland. _ Frost proof E. J., Cc. W., W. cabbage plants, ready, 20c C; 50c 600; 75c M. All postpaid. I, Lew- is, Baxley, R 4, Box 40. White and Yellow Bermuda onion plants, 500, 750; $1.25 M del. Ga. Heading collard and frost proof cabbage plants, 500, 65c; $1 M del. Mrs. Hattie Grif- fin, Cloudland. E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 80c M del. Fresh grown plants. Mrs. C. G. Williams, Baxley, C. W. cabbage, 15 C, $1 M prepaid; 4M or over, The M. R. W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald. -|bon, Kiana and Japanese, ples or strained honey. E. F. Dye, tg Seed For Sale White Spanish peanuts. 7 1-2c lb; white nest onions for Fall setting, 50c gal. Citron seed, 50c i Ib. loup: seed, 10c extra quality, packed in wet moss | lb. Banana cantaloup oz. Add postage. Eva Burell, El- berton, R 6. Calif. multiplying beer seed, 5c start; 3 starts, 10c; 6 for 18c; 12, 30c. Postpaid. J, M. Craton, Dal- las, R 4. Perkins Long Green okra: seed 15c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. P. E. Thomas, Cordele, R 4. 1 gal. little white, old fashion- ed multiplying onions for fall planting. 50c gal. del. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon, R 2. 4 gal. white nest enions, 35c gal. $1.25 for lot. Mrs. W. C. Har- rison, Carrollton, R 2. Peach seed, sev. hundred Ibs. for planting purposes, $2 C; Figs, Pomegranate, Goose plums, Pear trees, 10c ea. or exc. for white sacks or dried apples. Mrs. J. S. Weatherby, Hoschton. Eaves large yellow multiplying prolific onions, 10 to 25 per hill, 25 qt. 80c gal. $6 bu. All del. Exc, for anything can use. Jos. Norman, Elberton, R 5. 300 lbs. genuine Perkins Long Green okra seed, special seed crop, 40 lbs. Rocky Ford canta- loup seed, pink meat, grown for seed, all 10c lb. FOB. Money or- der. W. U. J. Draughon, Climax. Turnip seed mixed, 20 Ib. plus postage. Mrs. J. W. Overton, Bowdon, R 4, Box 29, Sugar Cane, Green Red, Rib- any amount, booked for Spring del. No money until del. time. Edd Harper, Osierfield. oe Big old nest onions, multiplies on top and root. Sets or buttons, 60c gal. or exc. for Austrian win- ter peas. J. T. Monfort, Buena Vista. Benne seed, 40c lb. or exc. for onion seed or plants, Bermuda or Prizetaker; McNeil garden peas, 20c lb. or exc. for peanuts. habia Miss Inez Rheney, Wad- ey. a I have about 700 or 800 lbs. of sound, clean, dry peach seed for sale. Write. J. E. Whitman, Bow- don, R 4. Rape seed, 2 lbs. for 35c; 4 Ibs. for 50c; 9 lbs. $1, Purple top wht. yellow glove white egg cow horn tutabaga, 8 tablespoonsful 25c; 40c lb. unmixed, 45c lb. mixed. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson. Clean white nest onions 45c per gal. del. Red pepper 25c gal. del. Cash or money order. Mrs. Grace Murphy, Jasper. Sunflower seed, 12c cupful. Pop corn 20c qt. or 2 qts. 35c. All postpaid. Myra Lemmonds, So- cial Circle, R 3. Collard seed, 30c Ib, and large size sugar pumpkin seed, 5c for 100 seed. Add postage. Bertha Johnson, Faceville. P. O. J, Sugar cane seed, $10 M FOB. C. C. Peacock, Black- shear, R 3. Seed Wanted Want Carpet Grass seed and Odom, Arabi. Miscellaneous For Sale Exchange $12 value for pair P. C, pigs, W. L. pullets, corn, peas, meat, lard, honey, syrup, etc. Each to pay transportation. W. B. Lyens, Kingsland. Exchange at 4 1-2c lb. white lady peas, for apples, pecans, walnut meats, dried apples, pea- ches, peeled. Mrs. M. H. King, Woodland. New goose feathers, 30 Ilbs., 50c lb. Mrs. M. F. Jones, Metter, R 1, Box 111. Cotton feed sacks, 100 Ib. ca-~ pacity, $2.50 per C., cash FOB. Castor oil beans, 50c C. W. W. Clayton, R 1, Augusta. x MARKET BULLETIN. Burr clover seed, cheap. D. D.)~ C00% old home made tobacco, New crop dried clean sage, 50c Miscellaneous For Sale lb. del. M. O. Red hot pepper, 25c lb. Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Rhine. 1932 crop Black walnuts, meats or whole nut, 30 bu. Make offer. Edward Sharpton, R 1, Rex. 100 qts. preserved figs, $40, $5.50 doz. No order less than dozen; Exc. 30 bu. Porto rican potatoes for 20 gal. Sugar Cane syrup ete. N. H. Harper, Tifton, R22; Box, 258, Bear Foot root for sale. Make best price for it. Will send at once. Walter W. Widener, Gir- ard. Goose feathers, about 25 Ibs. $8. Mrs. E. EB. Johnson, Dexter, Foe: 1-2 bu. horse chestnuts, buckeye to party makng best of fer for same. J. W. McMichen, Dallas, R 7. Good Seed Rice, 10 Ibs., 50c; 20 lbs. $1. P. P. 50 Ibs. Exp. col. $1.45 or exc. for apples at $1.25 bu. nest onions at 30c gal. T. P. Trowell, Ambrose. Dry sage, 50c lb. 5 or more Ibs. 40c lb. Okra seed, 40c lb. Exc. 2 Ibs. sage for good tobacco. W. M. Allen, Carrollton, R 5. Black walnuts hulled and dried $1 bu. FOB. Cash with order. Gilbert Darnell, Fairmount. 30. lbs. nice clean goose feath- ers, 40c Ib. del. also turnips rea- dy to bunch. Call and see them, sell cheap at field. Mrs. C. H. Capel, Molena. Deer Tongue, 20c lb. Cured in shade. Will accept stamps. Oscar Young, Dupont, R 1. Nice, dried sage, dried in shade, 40c Ib. and postage; yel- low root, 25c lb. Mrs. Emma Wa- ters, Buford, R 3. Yellow root, dry, 1 lb. 25e; 3 Ibs. 50c. Postpaid. T. C. Craton, Dallas, R 4. New, white downy feathers 50c Ib. del. Sample for stamp. Mrs. Mary Collins, Cordele, R 4. 55 gal. hard oak syrup bbls. for cane syrup growers, 1.50 each FOB. Bob McCormick, Albany. Miscellaneous Wanted Want something to put syrup in, 5 to 10 lb. pails, cypress bar- rels, new or used, if in good shape. Quote best price. Genu- ine Ga. cane syrup from ribbon cane. T. L. Beasley, Groveland. Want cream crowder, little lady finger peas, white butter beans, dried apples, dried peach- es, Irish potatoes. Exc. value for same. Mrs. L. E. Shealy, Ogle- thorpe. Want to buy pecans. State var. quality and number of lbs; Exc. new, 40 gal. syrup kettle, also fine var. strawberry plants for Tobacco For Sale | smoking, 10 Ibs. 50c. M. S. White Alma, Dark Red, flue cured tobacco, aged and mellow, ready for use, 14 Ibs. $1 prepaid in Ga. Frank Parker, Alma, R 3. Flue cured tobacco, ready for use, 10 Ibs. 60c. Sat. guar. J. S. Crapps, Alma, R 3. Tobacco, good and strong, red, flue cured, 12 lbs. $1 del. zone. H. H. Herring, Surrency, R 2. Good yellow flue cured tobac- co, 15 lbs. $1 or 7 Ibs. 50c. Cash with order. Postage paid to 3rd. zone. Mrs. Alma Thornton, Bax- ley, R 2. cbf. Good, old home-made barn red tobacco, ready to chew, 18 lbs. $1. O. J. Williams, Alma. Good barn and flue cu Bright. and Red Leaf tobacco, ready for use. 10 lbs. 55c, H. G. Williams, Coffee. Good 1931 tobacco, smoking or | chewing, not stemmed, best grade 8c; 2nd grade, 6c lb. No order less than 50c. J. B. Grooms, Stil- SON, be. 2. Tobacco Wanted Want to exch. 10 Ibs. good sound mixed butter beans, fine for table use for 10 lbs. good home made tobacco, you pay pos- tage both ways. Write first. Mrs. J. F. Gilbreath, Villanow. Want 5 or more lbs. chewing tobacco, stemmed, flavored, pressed, state price. H. S. Taylor, Ideal. Want to hear from parties having flue cured tobacco. Send sample and price on 10 to 20 lb. lots. Also good 3 gal. cow for sale, $25. P. G. Bunn, Norristown. Want chewing tobacco in 5 and 10 Ib. lots. Send sample and best. price at once, Must be flavored and, prepared for chewing. Hil- mon Makey, Maxeys. Want samples tobacco, flavor- ed, ready to chew; also have Deer Tongue leaves, shade cured, 35c Ib. W. M. Thornton. Georgia Products For Sale BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 30 Ibs. red speckled Crowder peas, 3 1-2c Ib. COD. Mrs. J. N. Truelove, Cleveland, R 1. 7 bu. good, sound Brabs, $3 bu; 8 bu. good, sound Black peas, $3 bu. Prepaid. Also 4 Black Minorca hens, $1 ea. prepaid. Carter Simmons, Taloma, BUTTER FOR SALE Can furnish as much as 8 Ibs. fresh, country butter a week, or syrup or other farm products. | will send any amount. Prices are Claude Eubanks, Smyrna, R 2. |rieht. Ethia Sheffield, Eastman, R 7. Tobacco For Sale CORN AND SEED CORN Good old home made bright and red leaf tobacco, aged, mel- |! low, ready 10 lb. 55c. Mrs. Bessie Mathis, Mershon, Best grade tobacco for pipe, cigarette, chewing, recleaned, pressed, last year crop, 6 lbs. 50c 13 lb. $1 prepaid. James Mc- Leod, Screven. bright and red leaf, aged jmel- low, $1 18 lbs. M. L. Williams, R 3, Alma. mn Good, flue cured tobacco, whole leaf, 13 lbs. $1; 6 Ibs. 50c. Pre- paid to 3rd zone. Alice Milikin, Baxley. First class No. 1 grade, flue cured tobacco, ready to use, 15 lbs. $1. Prepaid in Ga. Ellis Wil- Pee (failed to state address in ad. Good, old home-made Bright and Red Leaf tobacco, ready for use. 10 lbs. 55c. D. E. Williams, Mershon, Flue cured tobacco, dark red or yellow leaf, 5c lb. collect, or &c Ib. prepaid. Sat. guar. C. T,. Williams, Alma. : Good, old, home made tobacco, 1931 crep, chewing, 10 Ibs. 6ic; | FOR SALE 500 bu. shelled corn in sacks, 35c bu; 500 bu. slip shucked ear corn, 30c bu. W. O. Denmark, Brooklet. New crop pop corn, _ shelled, best var. 8c lb. J. A. Nipper, Moultrie, R 4. 20 to 40 bu. dry white milling corn, A-1 Ga. Ribbon Cane sy- rup, 1932 crop. Make best offer, FOB. Mrs. Lula B. Cook, Milan. FRUIT FOR SALE Nice bright sundried apples, 10c lb. del. in 10 or more Ib. lots. Also red and pink hollyhock seed, 10c pk. DeWitt T. White, Dahlonega, R 1, Box 37. Fruit for sale 10c Ib. or exc for 100 Ib. cap. white feed sacks. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. Cordie Hel- ton, Cleveland, R 4. Bright sundried apples, free from worms, etc., 10c lb. Mrs. Alice Frey, Dallas, R 3. HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP- PLIES FOR SALE Fresh, new white Clover blend Ext. honey, 5 lbs, 75c; 10 Ibs. $1.- 40 del. Jack Crawford, Odum. ___Thursday, November 3rd 110c. \$2.40 Cs, FOB. J. H. Mi Georgia Produce For Sale PECANS AND PEAN FOR SALE | New crop Runner eg sound and clean, 100 Ibs, Check with order. D. Fain, Edison. | 2 Pecans, 5 lbs. del: for $1, art var., nice big ones, Go Thomas/ Thomasboro, Runner peanuts gathered. out rain, 2c Ib; also 36 Mang hatch Parks str. B. R. pull with 3 roosters free, $1 eac S. Norton, Edison, > Shelled pecans in halves lb; pecans in hull, Stey Pabst, Success, 20 lb. ky Daniel, Americus. Med. size papershell pecay lbs. $1 del. in Ga. Sound, filled. No chks. Minnie 1, liams, Oglethorpe. a About 1 ton fine nuts: gt Vandemans, Frotscher, Te All good nuts. Accept 15c } around, FOB. About. 200 seedlings at market price, 1 Simmons, Guyton, Box 194 PECAN AND OTHER ' FOR SALE Wild goose blue damson p 3 ft. $2 per doz. Exe. f chicks, fig, fruit, peas, b wheat, peanuts, other value. Kown, R 1, White. Leading varieties apple - yr. old, $1 doz. 2 yr. old $2 dy With grape vine free with do lar order, del. T. M. Webb, lijay. _ May cherry sprouts, 10 doz. Nice spice apple sp 10c ea. Add postage. Mrs, | Bradley, Hartwell, R 3. 2 ea. Concord, Lutie, Moores Early, Great Moores Diamond, rooted vines, $1. Exc. for early proof English pea seed. G Myers, Hartwell, R 4. _ Apple, peach trees, state. true to name, yr. old, 2 to 10c, 3 yrs. 20c. grape vines, : Everbearing straw plants, 75c C. W. H. Alexe Cleveland, R 1. Brown, purple fig trees, rooted, 50 a., 3 for $1 del, with order. W. L. Rogers Third St., N. W., Atlanta. Black walnut trees, $1.2 Everbearing strawberry DP. $2 M. well rooted, FOB. Hattie Mae Huff, Philoma Everbearing pear trees, | resistant, delicious flavor, time offered for sale; orl stock discovered sev. yrs. Write for process. T. G. ( man, Bronwood. Fig trees, 50c doz, Red sets, 30c gal. red mult scallion buttons, 10c qt postage. B. Frey, Dallas, R All lead. var. 1 and 2 yr. 0 apple and peach trees, 15c; and cherry, 40c; Concord 4 Niagara erapes, 10c;. ary and Klondike strawher C. L. C. Head, Cleveland POTATOES Selected Portoricans, in 50 to 100 bu. lots at Fam near Highway. S. B. Davis, 2! visboro. R 2. a 1c lb. also 15-20 hives bees In| fashioned hives, reaso Write or see me for pr! make best cash offer. | Cochran, Jr., Butler, R 1. _ 7 ~ 800 bu. yellow skin P ricans, all graded; nice s table use, 40c bu. ab bank trucks. T. H. Gordon, Rochel SYRUP FOR SALE 30 gal. new, thick sorghu rup in bbls. $12 for lot, FO. E. Hilson, Mitchell, Rl. _ Sugar cane syrup, No cans, 40c each; No. 5, 20. No. 10, 6 to Cs. No. 5, ee Cairo. t