Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 December 1

nand Hay For Sale

STATE CAPITOL





AGRICULTURE.
COMMISSIONER:



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Second. Hand Farm Machinery, Flower and Seed, Incubator and
Ornamental Nursery Stock Monthly Supplement

GEORGIA.

BURL ee BY THE RS oat MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.

Grain and Hay For Sale





















nut hav in car lots; sound
ay velvet beans, shelled or in
lots or le:s; ground snap
Md coarse corn meal, for
W. R. Edwards, Dawson.

Blue .Stem seed
5c bu. Pure Bancroft
ts, 40c bu; 2M bundles
hand fodder, $1.50 per C.
ure Wannamaker cotton

anut hay with peanut left
;, well baled. $10 ton; Ruck-
otton seed, 50c bu. Improved
tings prolific seed corn, $1.25
. B. Woods, Brooks.

ue Stem seed wheat, 90c. bu.
. C. M. Walker, Bonaire.

xas Rust-Proof oats, 50 bu.
No chks. W. SS. Clark,

st grade Blve Stem seed
carefully selected and re-
ed. in new even wt. bags, $1

hay, 25c bale; 'Texas Rist-Proof
oats, 50 bu. Baxter Ward, Fay-
etteville.

ruzzi rye, 90c bu. FOB. R. B.
Kinman, Calhoun, R 4, Box 62.
Gunn and Goolsby Super

have 1 acre tender collards and
truck loads of turnip greens. E.

.|S. Goolsby, Monticello.

Carlots of baled hay, $9 per
ton, FOB. J. C. Jones, Smith-
ville.

4 tons peanut hay at my placs,
$5 loaded on car. Cash with or-
der. C. J. Gordon, Warwick, R 3.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want to exc. corn for seed
wheat. J. M. Brown, Swainsboro,
RFD.

Exc. No. 1 Ga. Cane syrup for





ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY

wheat, recleaned, $1.25 bu; also.

seed oats, or runner peanuts for,

Grain and Hay Wanted



ferred, any quantity. Exc. for
same brood sow, R I Red hens

Crimson clover seed, 4c Ib. Ab- {OF 1 heifer, 7-8 Jersey, freshen

in Spring. J. C. Goolsby, Gra-
ham, R 1,

Want 15 Lu. wheat, and 20 bu.
corn. Quoe lowest price. Must

be cheap and within 175 miles
Atlanta. Will come for it. S. J.
Adams, Atlanta, 528 Highland
Ave., N. E.

Want prices on baled wheat,
straw del. Atlanta, in less than
car lots, also seed oats for sprout-
ing. W. C. Kutz, Atlanta, R 2,
P. O. Box 252.

Want 4 bu. good, sound seed
wheat at once. Will exc. pure
white hog lard or Nancy Hall
seed potatoes. Sample on re-
quest. P. J. Watson, Nunez, R 1.

Want 3 or 4 tons peanut hay
del. by truck. R. E. Lee, Con-

plants, 75c; prize winning Jeru-

| Mrs.

, DECEMBER 1, 1932,

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Doz. fragrant: cultivated violet

salem cherry seed, 1-2 doz. 10c,
hardy rock garden plants, 50.
N. F. Wiliiams, College
Park, 421 West Waiker,

Dahlias, 60 best new standard
var., offered at bargain prices,
or will exc. for farm produce.
Archie Richardson, Atlanta, 112
East Lake Drive, S. E.

Pink and white
blooming roses, Yr. oid, 25 ea.
Mrs. V. E. Hubbard, Fortson.

Jonquils, single and double,
yellow, 20c C del. Rose cuttings,

ly Spring.
Rayle.
Well

R 1 Box 19.
Daffodi:

daisies, 25c doz. crepe myrtle.
small bushes, 10c ea. Mrs. Jewel!
Laster, Fairburn, R 1.

Dif. var. rose bushes, al!
monthly; pansy plants, double
larkspury seed, and plants, large.

Rock, R 2.

ed, 20c each;





forsythia, goldenbells,
wood, Flags, or iris.
blackberry lily, mwuwerry
cut. of Niagara grape.

monthly | xc. Mri. Amanda Byrd, whit



Flowers and Seed
For Sale

6 doz. yellow canna bulbs, 1
doz. 1 doz. red dahlia bulbs,
2 doz. large red chrysanthemu
plans, 25c doz. Be ready in ear
Frances Boatrigh

rooted white wistari
Png. ac

bulbs, 75c C;. pu
iris, 75 C. white or purple lil p
or pink fiowerin almonds, 10
7 kinds, not rooted, 5c ea. White}|ea; foxgloves, 3 doz. 25c; gold
elow, and Shasta daisier , 19
Miss Victoria Foster, Talk
Spirea, Van Houtiti, Thont
gia, A. Waterer and ee
lilies, dbl. white altheas, all r

OB. Urben Bowen, Amer-|seed. I pay Frt. on seed; other | cord.
party on syrup. Gal. for bu. Wil-
lie Williams, Ambrose. milch cow for 30 bu. seed rye,

Want seed oais, Fulghum pre-|W. B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon.





ootan hay, $14 ton bulk, or
bale, also good bright oat







_ {fine poppy seed, for sale; als.
Exc. O. I. GC. pigs or Jersey} want some old fashioned Tc:
Plant seed. Mrs. D. D. Simpson,} doz. Add postage under 50c.

Hapeville, 652 Cherry St. ' :

largest Mador



lilies, 25c, 5 for $1; smaller,



W. M. Jones, Lylerly.





MARKET REPORT







INDEX
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS : Page |
Grain _ Hay ee ae See 1
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Dec: 1, 1932. Always Subject to Variation Wee ce taba ee oe :
Se Ces el te en ere ee eee wee oe ae > ? i
Atlanta Macon Savannah Arsusta Columbus Valdosta Flower and Seed Wanted -------... 6
erie, OR eg EN $32 $ 20 $ 30 $ .30 $30 G30 Second-Hand. Machinery :
Beanedard,; doz. co oe 29 28 28 26 28 28 tee ae Oe 2, 6,7
Georgia trade, doz, ....--.------ a 26 26 24 26 26 Was 7 a ae 27
yard run, doz. --.-..--- ies 29 a: 28 26 28 28 CO sate cee Po oea risa ,
Te ee Al 10 12 et 10 08, Incubators, Brooders, Etc.,
ee ee nes a1 4 10 12 13 as 13 For Sale -..----------------- 2, 7, 8
i eee ee Ov 08 08 07 07 07 Incubators, Brooders, Etc.,
Oy ae ee 14 12% 15 14 15 14 Wanted Ane age he ieee 8
Ducks, lb. ch eee ANG 15 15 Ag 12 10 Pouliry For Sale -------------- 2, 8 11
Aik ea ae a oe 08 10 "12 10 ee 10 Poultry Wanted: a0: 04. sas a Bale
Me a a 16 18 13 18 15 15 Live. Stock For Sale... 6-03 8, 11
Capons. Mee 16 at 18 wee a 15 Live Stoek Wanted -.-..---.-.__ 8, 11
Me oes, mixed, bu. uc... ne 80 15. 60 45 65 Positions Wanted ----.------ - 89, 11
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. _.---------- ao 60 20 70 60 5 oo pels ee Tt Re er AA ey
ountry Butter, best fable, lb. -------- 20 : 15 : 20 20 3 25 25 3 ue Wanted oT eee Te
Ear Corn, (80 lb. to bu.) bu. ---------- 40 87% 40 40 37% -20 Goa Won Gales ee 012
Sweet Potatoes. per 100 lbs. _---- Ro hee 50 65 60 60 40 Tiecel: S tes Sale 9 12
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton aes 10.09 ae ae -- 7.00 Misec sD EOUS zh ee Fe Se eee Mei
Betas Wat ton a 5.00 25 uo ny 6.00 Miscellanecus Wanted -..-.--.. 9, 124
ee Pee an VOW Sinn er are ee Tobacco For: Sale! 0 ee
Hogs sold during week beginning Nov. 21, 1932, at co-operative sale, brought 3.10 per cwt. monecee Weaute aac
PeanutsNo. 1 stock, (Spanish) delivered shelling plants, $25.00 per ton, subject to change Ga. Products Wanted ---.----.. 10, 12

Atlanta Cotton Market, Middling 7-8/5.60; Middling 15-165.73; Middling 1/6.13,


























uring the week beginning December 5.
The use of pecans as 5 Christmas, gifts will be especially emphasized.



Pecan Products Demonstration December 5-10 Inclusive

: The Farmers Market, Sears & Roebuck Company, in co-operation with the State Bureau of Markets and ke Ex
ension Division of the State College of Agriculture, will have a Georgia pecan educational display and demonstration



lowers and Seed
For Sale

Flowers and Sued

For Sale





lly, $3.50 doz. Cedar, $2 doz.
and aon honeysuckle, 5c
Mrs. . M. Gentry, Ellijay,

Yarcissi and jonquil bulbs, 40c

China Umbrella trees, Goose
s sprouts, 10c ea. Add post-
also fine lot of No. Ga. Ce-
and pines, lots of 50 or more
Atlanta. Bessie M. Carruth,
Station.

Red and variegated red and

ite dahlia, best from Burpes,
a. bulb, or 60c doz. by P. P.
r Mrs. W. J. Smith,

wers, of all Kinds, lilies, ro-
Cedar trees, bulbs, crepe
le, violets, etc., for sale or
for white sacks. Miss Mary
fason, Byron, R 3.
tra large poppy, 10c_ this.
ooted boxwood, 5c ea. and
e; large Sprengeria ferns,
a. and postage; large Lace
$1; large hydrangea, 50c.
la Leathers, Buchanan, R
Brooms, 5 ft. tall,
ee Calhoun, Ri 4.
i cannas, red, all 10c
holiyhocks, trating arbutus,
doz: wild azaleas, 10c, Add
; Annabelle Derden,
ing Rock.
mnas, large, dbl, rose pink,
salmon and rust, 75e doz.
nders, white and dbi. red,
ea; white. spirea,.15c ea. 2
oc. Evergreen hedge cut. 50
vard palms, 75c ea. Mrs.
E. McGill, Dawson.
asta _ daisies, white and
annas, jonguils, paper-
a yellow narcissi, 20c
d, yellow and wine dah-
5c ea. abeila, 25c. Large
ina, 50c. Not postpaid. Mrs.
. Knight, Thomasville, R 1.
(0: 2503 cape jas-
ae, 5 to 15ce; red spider lilies,
5c; mix, poles 25: Cs ean

ite narcissi, 60c C. dbl. pink
blue hyacinths, 35 doz.

lton, Hartwell, R. 3.
rly jonquils, single, dbl. dat-
ils, April Narcissi,.50c .
pink, rose weigeleas,
, rose crimson spirea,
simas and April blooming
honeysuckle, and other.
Cc. HH. Ward, Adairsville, R

en, Jacqueminot rose, abelia,
Jasmine, white hydrangea,
Houtti spirea and A. W: spi-
15c each; pink crepe myrtle,
erbena, caladium and run-
Jantana, Mrs. . M. Bush,

and Single, 8c. doz. $7 M:
ger lilies, 10 each; 3 for 25c;
nnoa lilies, 2 for 25, 10 for
eonies, 5 for $1. Add post-
irs, F. Lloyd, Hiawassee.
fiodils, Tie C. Bridal wreath
a. Snow fern, 25 doz. Iris,
02, Add postage, Mrs. Rosie
, Talking Rocks, R 2,
irea, altheas, dogwoods, $1
. Orange and Jemon lilies. iris.
foxglove. Mums, 35 doz.
Car Silver, Talking Rock,

nna bulbs, red, yellow and
erine, 25 doz; conch begon-
d, pink, white, 25 each:
and Sprengeria ferns, 15
dd postage, Mrs, J. L. Par-
Nashville.
ly, spruce, ivy, laurel, wild
Colts Foot, honeysuckle
Pkg., of 5 Ibs. 30c: 10 Ibs.
Add postage, Eliza. Ander-
Roy.
le iris, 75 C. Large bulbs.
Postage. Miss Maebell White
le, R 3, Box 36. ;
hite shasta, daisies, 10c doz.
Ige day ang red lilies, red

verbena, 100 doz. Add_ postage.
Myra Lemmonds, Social Circle,
Byes, :

Water oaks, 3 - 4 ft. 35 ea.
6 - 8 ft.. 50c ea; green bays, same
size and price; Cedars; 2.- 4 ft.
30 ea, Extra good roots. Add 17c
postage. No chks. Mrs. Leila Tit-
shaw, Monroe.

Large, blooming size red. spid-
er. lily. bulbs, 25c. doz; early
blooming crocus, white, 15 doz.
Large cluster jonquils, 10c doz.
Mrs. J. S. Watson, Bronwood.

Bright, red Oleanders, well
rooted, 35c; marlow hibiscus, red,
25c, Add postage. Mrs. M. Ts, Pe-
terson, Vidalia.

Purpie lilac sprouts, 10c each,
$1 doz; yellow jonquils, .15c doz.
Exc. for gladioli bulbs. Add pos-
ee Mrs. Alten Ford, Waco, R

Giant American Amaryllis hy-
brids lily bulbs, 20 each, 3 for
50c, blooming size. yellaw cluster
narcissi, 3 doz.. bulbs 50c, pre-
paid. Miss 1da, Grier, Arlington.

500 yellow canna lily butbs, $1
C. $4 for lot, del. Few large red
bloom cannas, 6 yrs. old, 10c ea.
Del. in $1 lots. Ella Everett,
Richland:

100 truly Giant pansies ae im-
ported stock, $1 C. Cash or mon-
ey order. Many other plants,
cheap. List on request. Mrs. F.
Piotte, Savannah, R 2.

Trimardeau pansy plants, 25c
dez. postpaid. H. <A. Walton,
Blakely.

Eureka-Rosea Gigantic, Mrs.
A.. Conard, Red King Humbert,
Pennsylvania, Richard Wallace
eannas, 26c doz. $1.25 C. $10 M.
Mixed cannas, good var. $1. C.
Not prepaid. Mrs, M. J. Bowen,
Quitman.

Milk and wine lilies, red and
white mixed dahlias, dbl. red
cannas, Mothers Tears, Sword
fern, orange day lilies for sale
or exc. for white sacks, or dried
fruit. Mrs. C. R. Williams, Nich-
ols, R 3.

Red African lily bulbs, 2c ea.,
en. 75 . Add postage. J. W. Ed-
wards, Quitman.

Weigelas, pink spirea, Van
Houtti, spirea, Anthony Waterer,
Billardia, Pride of Rochester, 3-4
ff. 10c each, Irish junipers, 25c;
Chinese arborvitaes, 35c. M. L.
Westbrook, Bremen.

} 6 rooted snowballs, 25c each;

March roses, 5c each, 6 for 25c.
Add postage for roses. Mrs. B. E.
Patterson, Waco, R 2, Box 113.
Blooming size azdleas, 20c ea.;
red and white dogwood, 20c ea.
Evergreen Mtn. geraniums, ga-
lax, 25 doz; pink roses, 20c ea.,
golden glow, violets, daffodils,
dbl. single day lilies, 25c doz.
Mrs. David Wilson, Hurst.
Cannas, President, red, gold-

>| bird yellow, 40c doz. 3 doz. $1;

purple iris, 25 dozen; poppies,

sweet Williams, larkspur, verbe-

na, Ea, 10e per thls. seed. Mrs.
J. G. Whitfield, Jasper.
Shasta daisies, 10c for 25

15c for 25 plants; blanket flow-
er, 10c for 25c. Add postage. Mrs.
Arthur Peavy, Bartow, R 4.

Eng. dogwood, rooted, 10c ea.
crepe myrtle, cheap; old fashion-
ed lily of the valley bushes, 10c
ea. 10 for 75c. Add postage less
than 3; dbl. spirea, weigelas,
flowering pear, dahlias, cannas,
8, 25c. Ruby Lee sania Fel-
ton, Ga.

Fine Origen Giant pansy

damp moss packed. 50 plants for
75c. Mrs. Wiley Yates, Barwick.



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale

400 cap. Inc. Oil burner. Good
cond. for hatching; has no Jamp
nor thermometer, instruction





book with it, Sell or exc. for 6

plants, winter pinks, dbl. 4 col.

plants, now ready, $1.25 per C.



peuhalore Beason | .

Etc., For Sale

hens and rooster, any full preed.
Party pay all chgs. Mrs. Alton
Ford, Waco, R 2...

250 cap. Wisconsin Inc., good

eond. $10, or exc, for 20 W. L.
hens or pullets, no culls. Howard}
T. Sheppard, Stone Mtn., R 3,

Redan Road ee

100 cap. brooder, practically
new. Sell or exc. for ram and
piping, or exc. other farm prod-
uets; want 1 copper Syrup Mill
evaporator. L. R. Rowland, Can-
Oh tS,

No. 7 Buckeye Inc. cap. 10368
eggs, in perfect cond. $350. W. H.
Heape) Carrollton, R 1.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

International Riding cultivat-
or, used very little, good cond.
Cheap or exc. for Ga. Cane sy-
rup or Cane Mill; 15 H. P. steam
eng., on bed (boiler) good cond.
cheap. A. A. Fuqua, Jackson.



3 H. P. eng., Avery hill drop-.

per, Farquaha feed mill, all in
a en cond. for sale or exc, J.

E. Crittenden, Royston, R 2.

Fordson tractor, good cond.,
$75; Tamodo feed cutter, $25;
disc plow, $25:, Dr. A. R. Dan-
forth, Norcross.

12 DeLaval Separator, good
cond., $25 or exc. for shoats at
market price. W. J. Cochran, Lu-
thersville.

800 gal. Pressure water tank,
heavy boiler-steel, good as new,
carry 200 lbs. pressure; has wa-
ter and pressure gauge. Now

stored. $40 del, N.. Rosene, Ft..

Valley.

Fordson tractor with good pul-
ley for sale or exc. for 15 to 30
H. P. portable steam boiler and
eng. G. F. Sutton, Lyons,

I H.C. gas eng.; 6H. P30
ft. 6 in. belt, and other equip-
ment. Rik, Kennedy, Manass-
as.

Columbus 3 roller cane mill,
horse and half size, good shape,
$55 or exc. for Jersey or Guern-
sey cow and calf, within 50 miles
Blackshear, E, L. Dixon, Black-
shear, R 1, Box 104.

20:3. Pi) and 157 HP: Aoctrie
motors with starters; Jay Bee
feed grinder, No. 2 size and No.
3 Jay Bee Grinder; 25 H. P,
Fairbanks-Morse Type Y. eng.,
good cond. Bargain, K. T. Feld-
er, Hapeville, 829 Custer St.

Complete outfit farm plows,
tools and Planters for sale or exc.
Write for description and prices,
Geo. W. Perry, Helena.

1 DeLoach 30. in. rocks under
Runner grits mill, line shaft,
pulleys, hangers, belts, and mea-
sures, $75 cash. E. M. Williams,
Hilltonia.

Small Grist mill in Al cond.,
bargain for cash. Write or come
see. N. D. McBrayer, Temple.

Eilliams Grist mill, as good as
new. Will make meal fine as
wanted, 14 in. size. $55 FOB. J.
S. Kittrell, Wrightsville, R 3.

20 H. P. and 25 H P steam en-

gines, 1 - 30 H. P. boiler for sale}

Or exc. for live stock. T. L. Er-
gle, Douglasville.

18 in. disc reversible Chatta-
nooga make, used very little, Sell
or exc. for 15 bu. Wannamaker
cotton seed, or corn, peas, ete.
Want to hear from party at
ae J. Frank Stapp, Rutledge,

1 = 25 bbl. Midget Marvel flour
mill, complete, very cheap. J. W.
McDonald; Thomaston, R 3.

1 corn shucker and sheller,
used, but in good cond. $150.
Also Fulghum seed oats, 45 bu.
M. F.. Jordan, Reidsville.

1 good steel anvil, 100 Ib. size.
good clear sounding farm bell,
both for $7. Mrs. R. H. Moore,
LaGrange, Regeouy

1 tractor harrow, 32- 16 in disc,
in good cond. ee as J. HL
Barnett, ee

bred, ready to lay;





Bead al Machin.
ery Wanted



Want hand feed cutter in good
cond., also want grist mill boil-
er and eng. cheap. E. H. Robert-
son, Guyton.

Want Bevel Gear, one side
wood, other side iron. State what
you have and best cash price. L.
E, Wever, Baxley.

Want 1. self-oiling aermotor
windmill. State age, height,
cond., dia. of wheel, and price.
C. P. Dixon, Avera.

Want 1 second-hand clutch
and main bearing for Fordson
tractor. Must be good cond.
State price, etc. C. M. Head, Ma-
rietta, R 5. :

Want slow speed 110-220 V. A.
Cc. 60 cycle 750 watts or more

generator for lighting and oth-

er purposes. Must be in first
class cond. and a bargain. Ralph
E. McGill, Dawson.

Want 4 or 6 Roller Rex peach
sizer, equipped for packing,
cheap for cash. State price in
first letter. David Wiliams, Mon-
ticello.

Want 12 H. P. vas. eng. Witte
make preferred. State price and
cond. David Thornton, Green-
ville, R 3.

Want good size post drill in
first. class cond., cheap for cash,
or exc. Also have for sale, 2 gu-
ano distributors, good cond.
Write for prices, H, C, Key, Car-
rollton, R 7.

Want 2 horse John: Deere
Wing, No. 8. S. B. McRae, Tho-
maston, R 4.

Want about 15 H. P. boiler
and eng. in good cond. also med.
size grist mill; part or all, in-
cluding belt for same. Exc. stock
cattle oy consider paying some
cash. Write. J. W. Davis, Nich-
olls.

Want good grist mill . good
cond. cheap for cash, also have
for sale Hester Dbl. Disc plow
for Farmall tractor. F. L. Moore,
Rome, 614 So. B. St.

- Exe. farm hell, wt. about 60

lbs. for post shop drill.
Jackson, Chatsworth.

Poultry For Sale

AUSTRALORPS

Australorp cocks and cocker-
els, Osborne str. $1.25 ea. FOB:
Want 60-75 Ibs. large papershell
pecans, Give best price and send
sample. Johnson Crowe, Carters-~
ville. So. Tenn. St.

Sev. choice Spring hatch Aus-
tralorp cockerels, $1.25 each,
crated, FOB; 18 mos. old roost-
er, $1.25. L. W. Jackson, Lake-
land, Box 114,

BANTAMS

Pit game crowing bantam
stags, $1 each; Black-grey in
color. Geo. W. Bozardt, Jr, At-
lanta, 32 Peachtree Place, N. W

Black Breasted game banfams,
prize stock, Red Pile game pan-
tams, and Pheasants, W. C.
Tahl, Savannah, 1116 Manpas
Ave, ,
3 roosters, 7 hens, none over
a yr.old, genuine Buff Cochin
bantams, $1.50 each; eggs in
season, $1.50 per 15. This stock
will bring $3 each later on. O. H.
Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

10 bantam hens, 40c_ each,
white Australian puineas, $1 ea,
6 for $5. All 1930-32 hatch; Ho-
mer pigeons, 60c pr. L. E. Wil-
liams, Ty Ty.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

30 pullets, 5 cockerels, Barred
Rocks as baby chicks direct from
Musele Sheals Hatchery last
spring. Best of strains. 75c ea.
Trade for small pony mule.
Fring mule and get chicks, G.
W. Meadows, Ohoopee,

10 White Rock pullets, pure
also fine,
large cocckerels to mate these

Mett









| pullets with, all for $10. Mrs. Ot- |

White



eS Thursday, Decembe :

Poultry For Sale



tis L. Carter, Griffin, R c,

Few nice March B. R, cocke
els, $1 ea. FOB, or exc. for 2
same kind. Must be well marke,
and of Parks sir. B. M. Log
Athens, R 2. :

Aristocrat B. R. March 19
and 1932 roosters, direct sto
from Holterman. First choj
$1.50 ea; 2nd choice, $1 ea. Wa
to trade for 1 or 2 good count
mules. G. C. Bana Ter
ple, R 2. t

2 fine Parks str. B. R, 18 me
old roosters, $1.25 ea. 2 Mar
hatch Thompson B. R, for $1 ea,
4 April hatch, 75c ea. 2 for $:
40, not prepaid. Mrs. G. C. Gli
ton, Millen

35 B. R. Thompson str. puller
ready to lay, 65c ea, FOB, Pa
Boswell, Greensboro.

Parks str. B. R. pullets, Pe

Also jet black turkeys,
hatch, $5.50 trio. Mrs,
Watson, Graymont.

Parks str, B. R. rooster,
mos, old, for sale or exc. to ke
from inbreeding. Cc, P. Gibbor
Rome, R 6.
8 March hafch Aristoaeey
R. cockerels, new blood dir
from. Holterman. $3 ea. Mrs |
Baker Sr., Norman Park, R
Box 65.

dol



CORNISH ves

Few February hatch, fi
Dark Cornish cockerels, $1 eac
1 April hatch, 90c. Mrs. J,
Barnes, Sylvester, R 3.

Coop of White Cornish fryer
wt. 25 lbs. 20c lb. April hate
Cornish cockerels, $125
ea. Mrs. H. W. Law, Ocilla,

GIANTS
3 Jersey White Giant cocke
els. Chicks direct from breed
75c ea. Mozelle Passe, Madiso
R 4, Box 39.

LEGHORNS

S. C. W. L. cockerels fro
prize winning, trapnested pe
only, selected for breeding, 29
311 pen mating. Ped. from $
parent. stock. AAA Tancred ai
Eng. Barron str. $3 to $15.
Stevens, Atlanta, 58 Alabama :}
Ss. W..

Buff Leghorn rooster, 2 yr. ol
$1; 25 hens, 60c ea. Charles Wa
drep, Bolingbroke.

100 W. L. Tom Barron str.
mos. old hens, 50c each Fi
layers; finishing molt. P. 8, Me
cier, Lawrenceville, R 4. a

100 Booth S. C. W. LI|| pulle
about ready to lay, 75c 4.
any amount, 10 head hens, sam
str. now laying 50 per cent, 7c
ea. Janie Martin, Cobbtown.

90 W. L. hens, from best
blood, 1 1-2 to 2 yrs. old, wt
av. of about 4 lbs. Very reaso
able. Make me an offer, Hens
are fat. S. Schwarzweiso, ihe
nesboro. 3





hens, Tancred str. just out
molt. $40 FOB Coops to be rr
at buyers expense. W. T. a
mes, Culloden. :

2 yood W. L. cockerels, $1.
each, or exc. for 3 pullets. 0
L. Carter, Griffin, R C. sy

White Leghorns: hens, $2
each; roosters, (few) $2.50 and
$5 each; also some pullets. Trade
some for cows Hubert Bowet,
Covington. 317 Washington St

20 young pure bred Tormahlen
Light Brown L. hens, through
molt and ready to lay; 4 fingers
between keel and lay bones, $18
Exp. paid. Mrs, J. B. Collier,
Cochran,

10 B. L. spring hatch pullets,
some now laying, and cockerl,
$10 for lot. FOB. B. W. Holtz
hower, Sulphur Springs

MINORCAS ie
45 pure bred Black Minot
first of May hatch, Giant 5
10c each, $10 for Jot. Moncy
" (Continued on. page l eve





Yecember 1, 1932.

ers and Seed

hrift, jonquils, 15c doz;
nd eggs, Roman, blue
hs, ed October lilies, 30c
Dragon head, 25c doz.
Se 10c; = Mrs: J. H.
ler, R 2, Box 44.
bulbs, 30c each; Oc-
bulbs, 25c doz; pink,
Je verbena, 3 for 10c;
red, rose and salmon sul-
Miss Miittie

airy lilies, 3 for 10c; Dor,
kins Easter rose, Star
, wistaria,10c ea. lilac,
rs, Lois Tanner, Dewy-

seed, all col. except blk.

or 3 for 25c; 50c per

ers, L.A. McKibben,

cedars, up to 2 1-2c-3

30c ea.; Umbrella Chi-

5 ft. 30 each. Rose, red
rple verbena, 10c rooted
Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Daw-

Box 101.

Poinciana seed, 15c doz.
ul blooming shrub, hardy.
Clyde. Sandifer, Locust

iia Japonicas, Indian and
se azaleas, Tea Olive,
a, Gardenia, Spirea, abe-
orvitaes, junipers, Pittos-
Ligustrum, boxwoods,
fF pudded roses. RR. L,
Macon, Clinton Road.
horne, sweet shrub, wild
, Sarsaparilla vine, wild
d, Bird of Paradise seed,
ng locust seed for sale or
x rhododendrons, Mtn.
_ Banana shrub. Mrs, W.
; Hillsboro.
and wine lilies, 10c each;
phlox, 20c doz. pink Thrift,
Red and yellow large
, mixed, 10c each; yellow
S, small, 35c C. Mrs. Jette
Milford. ,
santhemums,. Dbl. Snow
59 doz. Prize winner
4 dbl. 60c doz. Pink, dbl.
75e doz; dbl. yellow Mary,
Zz; 7 dbl. yellow and white,
z. Add postage. Miss Rose
Ellijay, ro:
fashioned dbl. yellow
ly marechalneil ramblers,
h; Dwarf blue iris, $1 C.
ink, dbl. peonies, 30c ea;
rysanthemums, 20c doz.
Florrie Hughey,

japonicas, white Easter
pink hardy hibiscus. Add
Mollie Henderson, Elli-
ed, Dwarf boxwoods, larg-
500 for $25; short bun-
ts, 800 for $32; 300 small
for $4.50; lilies and shrubs
Sem Mrs. J .L. Rodgers,
ce.
d bulbs, jonquils, narcissi,
and eggs, 2 var., 15c doz.
early Dwarf Eng. peas
bage seed. Mrs. P. M. Al-
vee
S, Summer lilacs, dbl. yel-
Ponicas, all 20c each. Mrs.
| Silver, Ellijay, R 3,
e, yellow, cream, blue
purple, lavender, dark,
iris, 5c; mixed verbe-
va daisies, 15c-doz. mixed
25 doz. golden hells,
Ma, Jilac, 45 dow Mrs.
Eller, Ellijay, R 3.
snowberry, 25c;
8c; butterfly bush, 25c;
myrtles, 25; Philadelphus,
| hice, big trees and shrubs
ipping point No. Ga. J.
ith, Cloudland.
ice yard Evergreens, 3 - 4
ap; some nice cedars. Come
em. oe Lottie Hudson,

flac, 5 for 25c; sweet
doz. White jon-
Oz: dusty miller, 10

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

doz; white peony, 25e. Add pos-
tage, Mrs. Lula Bell, Alpharetta,

Arborvitaes, 18-20 in. boxwoods
18 in. and Grey Irish and Green
Eng. junipers, 15-25 in., 20c ea;

pines, 18-25 in. 10c ea. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. C. D. Hayes, Morgan-
ton.

Calif. privet hedge, 1 yr. 2 1-2c.
2 yrs. 3 1-2c; 3 yr. 5c ea. well
rooted; 50c per-C. cuttings; Hick-
ory and Oak hydrangea, rooted,
15c each; ferns, Xmas cactus,
10c cut. geraniums, 5c. Mrs. H.
L. Brittingham, Guyton.

Shrubbery, dif. kinds,
collection of roses, 2 yr.
Dulbs. dif. kinds; pink, white
fhrift plants. Reduced prices.
Write for list. Mrs. W. M. Vick-
ers, Siloam.

Giant dbl. canna, red, yellow,
pink, bronze and green leaves,
25 doz. bulbs, and postage. Exc.
for nest onions, cabbage plants,
dried fruit or anything can use.
Mrs. B. M. Overton, Americus,
R 2, Box 74,

Red, yellow, orange azaleas,
white dogwood, Mtn. ivy, 55 doz.
Laurel, rhododendrons, wild
gooseberry bushes, white and
spruce pines. All 12 to 18 in. $1.-
75 doz. Exc. for feed sacks. Mrs.
Elvie Waters, Dahlonega, R 1.

100 Dwarf boxwoods 10 in high
uniform size plants, $4.50 for lot.
Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Mixed butter and eggs, jon-
quils, and other bulbs, 50c gal.
and postage. Exc. for nice dried
peaches and apples, peeled and
free of worms, or for any kind
of rooted shrub. Mrs. C. H. Ca-
pel, Molena.

Junipers, 25c each; golden bells
3 40r-25c> iris, mixed, $1 C; or-
ange day lilies, $1 C. Snowballs,
10c each; dbl. white spirea, 25c
doz. Well rooted. Add postage.
Mrs. Edgar Duvall, Ellijay, R 3.

Rhododendrons, Globe Arbor-
vitaes, 24 in. 6, $1; 3 ft. azaleas,
yellow dogwoods, redbuds, coral-
berry, Cherokee roses, laurels,
crabapples $1 doz. blue parma
violets, 4 doz. $1. Addie Wilson,
Morganton.

Hardy pink phlox, purple, blue
iris, 80c C. pink weigelas, yellow,
red, japonicas, wistaria, 60c doz.

choice
size,

20c. Jonquils and narcissi, 10c
doz. Add postage. Linda Hicks,
Ellijay.

Nice size purple, well rooted
wistaria plants by express in
quantities, 12 1-2c ea. or single
plants, del. 20c each. Purchaser
to pay express. Mrs. J. W. Lane,
Whigham.

Nice, large, dbl. red ind white
geraniums, 25c and 35c; large
red leaf begonias, $1.50; large
ferns, 5 yrs. old, 1 Sprengeria, 1
Boston, $2 ea. or both for $3.50.
Mrs. Mary Malone, Brooks, R 1.

Dbl. rose hollyhocks, $1 doz;
single hollyhocks, all col. 70c
doz; Devil-in-the-Bush, 25c doz.
Bunch beans, white, 20c cupful.
Jemima Crump, Ellijay.

Cherokee roses, 75c doz; trail-
ing arbutus, 30c doz; holly and
strawberry bushes, 15 2 each; 2
for 25c; spruce pines, 2 ft. 3 for
$1; Mtn. laurels and rhododen-
drons, 15c ea. 2 for 25c. Add
postage. Leon Greenway, Mor-
ganton.

75 Amur River privet hedge, 1
and 2 yrs. old, $1.50 for lot; Hast~
ings red and yellow cannas, 5c.
each; other flowers. Mrs, J. B.
Brown, Doerun, R 1, Box 148.
Mixed large gladioli bulbs, 30c
doz. $2 C. Bulblets, 25c, 200; an-
nual perennial sweet peas, 15c
doz. plants; dbl. tubTose, 20c;
$1.25 C. Add postage. Mrs. S. M.
Gunter, Lawrenceville, R 1.

Box plants, for bordering, $2 C.
200 del. for $3. Money refunded
if not pleased. Can ship in large
quantities. Patra Robinson,



Greenville. |

,

arbor. 24 in. 25c each: white |:

azaleas, 80c doz. bleeding heart,

MARKET BULLETIN |

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Dbl. white spirea, purple lilac,

Eng. dogwood, Star jasmine,
rooted, 10c each; jonquil and
buttercup bulbs, 15c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. D. W. Rivers,
Brooks, R 1.
Dbl. Pearl Excelsior tuberose,
30c doz. 2 doz. 50c; Chinese and
American arborvitae seed, .3 thls.
15c; 6 for 25c. 1 pound, 85c. Miss
Mittie Collins, Smithville, R 1.

Nandinas from 15 to 24 in.
Orientalis Arb. 3 ft. Abelia, 15-18
in. Write for prices. Mrs. A. G.
Hipp, Hogansville, R 2.

Large, well rooted Flame red
Verbena plants, 10c each, 3 for
25c, postpaid Ist and 2nd zone;
large roots red Spanish canna
lilies (brought from Mexico), 5c
ea. 6 for 25c and postage. Mrs.
K. Rowan, Winterville.

Shasta daisies, 50c C; daffo-
dils, Golden Spur; paper white
narcissi, $1 C; sweet scented
grass and carnation pinks, 75c
C. Chinese lanterns, 2 roots, 15c.
Mrs. Christine McLeod, College
Park, R 2.

Giant Trimardeau pansies, Eng
daisies, $1 per C at my home; 6
doz. del. $1; hollyhocks, Gaillar-
dia, larkspur, Eschscholtzia, ros-
es, cheap or exc. for anything
can use. Mrs. E. C. Heaton,
Hartwell.

Boxwood plants, twice trans-
planted, 15 in. above ground, 30c
each, 2 for 50c: $2.50 doz. del.
Sat. guar. Mary Robinson,
Greenville.

Azaleas, all col Mtn. laurels,
75e doz. Colt-foot lilies, Mtn.
ferns, $1.50 C.. Rhododendrons,
75c doz. white pines, spruce pines
doz. Cora Turner, Cleveland,

4,

Magnolia, erepe myrtle, pink
honeysuckle, Trumpet vine, ever-
blooming lilac, Amer. Beauty
climber, sweet shrub, sweet bay.
All 10 to 25c. Well rooted. Mrs.
J. W. Hendrix, Dover.

Abelia, spirea, ligustrum, jas-
mine, lombardy poplars, red
crepe myrtles, Duranta creeping
junipers, 25c ea. Narcissi, gold-
en glow, coral red verbena, chry-
santhemums, bronze red, yellow
pink, 5c each. Mrs. Iva Ander-
son, Glennville.

Flowering almonds, lilaes, pink
and white rambling cluster roses,
50c doz.; assorted colors cannas,
white iris. 25c doz. 75 C, Del.
over 50c orders. Mrs, F. Hap-
poldt, Lewiston.

Thornless yellow roses, crepe
myrtle, umbrella shade bushes,
10e each, holly. Cheap. Mrs. W.
H. Anderson, Murrayville, R 1.

Variegated roses, winter bloom-
ing jasmine, butterfly bush, red
and yellow japonicas, weigelas,
blue and pink hydrangea, 30c ea.
or 1 of 9 kinds $1.20. Mrs. Mary
Spruell, Alpharetta, R 2.

Dbl. crimson yellow japonicas,

2 yrs. old, well rooted, 25c each,
8 yrs. old, 50c; junipers, 50c; red,
pink and yellow dogwood, 4 for
$1; dbl. hollyhock, 50c ea. Miss
Etta Berrett, Ellijay, R 3, Box
62.
- Pomegranate trees, 3-4 ft. 25c;
pink crepe myrtle, 10c rooted
Kudzu vine, 10c ea. 3 for 25c;
rooted Southern Smilax, ever-
green vine, 10c ea. 3 for 25c, Add
postage. Mrs. D. W. Summer-
ford, Vienna, R 2.

Blooming size Chinese forget-
me-nots, $1.50 doz; hollyhocks,
dbl. red, ashes of roses pink, $1.-
50 doz; foxgloves, mixed, $2 doz.
Achilla, white, dbl. $1.50; Colum
vines, $2.25 doz. Mrs. M. D.
Woodson, Adairsville, Box C.

Jasmine, Nudiflors, Spirea, Bil-

mond, forsythia, hardy sweet
peas, short spur columbine, ve-

| ronicas, per. salvia, iris, dianthus.

rosemary, 10c. Add postage. Mrs.
J. M. McMillan, Palmetto.

ket flower seed, 10 teacupful,



4 del.:

sev. dif. col. Fall: Tides

Hundreds to select from,

lardi, Anthony Waterer, pink al--

Mix. col. evergreen baby blan-:



Flowers and Seed
For Sale

well rooted, 25c doz. del. Alva
Skinner, Gainesville, R 5.

Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,
Cherokee roses, red and yellow
and pink dogwood, red bud bush-
es, coral berry bushes, azaleas,
all.3 ft. $1 doz. red japonicas, $1
doz. Mrs. Boone Wilson, Mor-
ganton.

Purple Roman hyacinths, po-
eticus daffodils, snowdrops, yel-
low cluster sweet scented nar-
cissi, 30c doz; sulphus phoenix
daffodils, jonquils, 75c C. Nan-
dinas, 25c ea.; bridal wreath,
snowbound spireas, 15c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Allen Gregory,
Forsyth, R 6.

Grand-daddy greybeard, 20c
per rooted plant; roots, 25c per
Ib. Red Goose, Blue Damson
plums, 15c each, garlic bulbs,
25c per 12. Exc. for white sacks,
peanuts, or other value. Nan
Kown, White.

Easter, Tiger lilies, Shasta
daisies, white narcissi, golden
glow, 20c doz.; crepe myrtle, cape
jasmine, snowdrop, 10c; pepper
flowers, large red blooms, 15c.
Mrs. Linton Taylor, Gordon.

Dahlias, large, dbl. Decorative
type, red, white, lavender, sal-
mon, yellow, 2 pinks 70c doz.
postpaid; 2 golden glow holly-
hocks, perennial phlox, thornless
roses or doz. gladioli bulblets.
Growing instructions on request.
Mrs. Alvin Todd, Sarah.

Blue hyacinths, orange and
lemon cannas, orange and Arab-
ian lilies, purple iris, 4 doz. 50c.
Coreopsis, 2 doz. 25c. Mrs. R. D.
Powell, College Park, R 2.

Mtn. Laurels, spruce pine, az-
aleas, sweet shrub, crabapple,
Birch bushes, 2 ft. high, 2 for
25c; lady slippers, 2 blooming
Size bunches, 25c. Barbara Fer-
guson, Murrayville, R 1.

Azaleas, arborvitaes, boxwoods,
holly, snowballs, 2 for 25c; red
dogwood, $1 doz; trailing arbut-
us, galax, 25c doz. Well rooted.
Kate Waters, Rugby.

Holly trees, $1 ea. at my farm.
any
size. John A. Seay, Canton, R 3.
Roots of a Terrestrial Orchid,
foliage sword like, blooms are 6
petal flat, rich redish purple, on
tall spikes, several to a spike,
35c ea. 4 for $1. Mrs. Grant Brook
Tallapoosa.

Spruce, Mtn. laurels, ivy, rho-
dodendrons, holly, white pine,
cedar, hemlock, honeysuckle,
pink locust, blooming pear, Has-
ter Bells, 10c. ea. or 25c ea. 2<to
3 ft. blooming size. Loma Aber-
crombie, Murrayville.

Big lot of jonquil and narcissi,

white and yellow, bulbs for sale.

State amount wanted, when
wanted and kind and price will
be made you. John D. Maddox,
Eatonton, -R 3.

' Perennial flower plants for
sale or exc. for butter beans,
white peas, dried or fresh fruits,
honey, lard, or side meat. Send
car for price list. S. D. Riegel,
Experiment, Ga.

Privet hedge plants, 50c C from
12 to 24 in. high, L. Stephens,
New Holland.

Water oaks and cedars, 10c ea.
R. P. Tucker, Lithia Springs, R
1, Box 44.

Pink amaryllis bulbs, 15c a;
rose color peony type poppy seed
fc pkg. milk and wine _ lilies,
10 each; gladioli bulbs, 3. for
10c. Adq postage. Mrs. John E.
Smallwood, Douglasville.

Large, dbl. cannas, mostly
bronze and green leaves, all col.
except white, 25c doz. Exc. for
anything can use. Write first.
Mrs. C. D. Williams, Buford, R
Bech? a

Red Spider lily bulbs, 25c doz.
$1.25 C; milk and wine lilies,
50c doz;. 5 salmon sultanas,
rooted, 10c each. All prepaid.
Money order. Mrs. I. W. Jones,
Valdosta, Ro

Daffotiits, jonquils, orange ie

x



PAGE THREE
Flowers and Seed

For Sale

ies, $4 M; 2 broad leaf evergreens
$1 each; purple and pink gJtheas,
yellow forsythia, 25c; 2 junipers
50c. Add postage. Nancy Sie
derson, Ellijay, Box 49.

Pyramid arborvitaes, 8 ft. $2.25;
Globe arborvitaes, 6 ft. 6 ft. wide,
$5 smaller plants by mail; Irish
junipers, boxwoods and _ other.
Sell or exc. for pecans and pea-
nuts. Mrs. W. T. Panter, Mor-
ganton. Q

Talisman rose, Camellia Ja-
ponicas, all col. Tea Olives, Ba-
nana shrub, Pyracantha, Pittos-
porum, green variegated, Pho-
tenas, Indica Azaleas, Ligustrum, ~
2, $1.10; Nandinas, Oleanders,
abelias, 4, $1.15. Mrs. J. A, Grif-
fin, Cordele. ;

Snapdragon plants, ready, 2
doz. sweet shrubs, almonds, li-
lac, wisteria, 10 each. All col.
monthly roses, cuttings, 10c doz
Mrs. W. R. Wise, Wadley.

Jonquil bulbs, 20c doz; yellow.
lilies, 10c doz; cuttings of ger-
aniums, red, rose, pink, 15c doz.
Exc. for baby chicks, or anything
can use. Add postage. Mrs. Es
telle Davidson, Dublin. R 3.

400 Armur privet hedge plants
1 - 2 ft. well rooted, $2 C. Whit
Cape Jasmine, Xmas bush, y
low bell, snowdrops, rooted, 10
each. Josephine Raley, Mitchell

Everblooming red carnations,
30c doz. Dianthus pinks (doub
mixed col. 20c doz. Phlox (
col.) 20e doz. Exe. for dried
fruit. Miss Susie Andrews,
Thomasville, Box 641.

25 abelia, Jasmine, dbi. pin
altheas, winter blooming honey
suckle, 10c each, 6 pittosporum
15e ea. yellow daffodils, 75c C.
Pink weigela, 25c. Add postage.
Miss G. Harrell, Eastman, Rail-
road Ave. :

Crimson Amaryllis (or spide
lilies) blooming size 45c doz; pink
Radiance roses, nice roots, 30
each; pink Crepe Myrtle, Christ
mas honeysuckle, 50c doz. root
ed. Mrs. 7M: T. 7 Sand
ersville, R 1.

Jonquils, daffodils, -20e doz.
April narcissi, blooming size, 25c_
doz. 75c C del. to 8rd zone. Exe.
for tulips and hyacinths. Mr
J. A. Milford, Ball Ground.

300 arborvitaes, 5 ft. high, 50c
each, not del. Mixed col. gladio-
li, blooming size, $1 C. Add pos-
tage. Rooted roses and shrubbery
cheap. Mrs. C. E. Leverett, At
lanta, R 1, Phone Raymond 596

Azaleas, rhododendrons, Mtn.
Laurels, holly, spruce and white
pines, dogwoods, crabapple, bik
rose butterfly, japonicas, cora
berry, 2 - 4 ft. rooted, 25c each,
6 for $1. Many, others. Mrs. J.
H. Penland, Ellijay.

Iris, Caprice, Queen of May,
Crimson King, 100 blooming size
bulbs in a mixture, $1.15 del.
Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn, R 1.

2 yr. old extra fine large well
rooted Amur Privet Hedge plants
3c ea. or $25 M. Cash with or-
der. Mrs. D. B. Anderson, Blue
Ridge,

Bear grass, white, blue and
purple iris, purple violets, alth-
eas, showdrops, golden glow, a
col. single hdllyhocks, August
lilies, striped grass. All 6 for 20c.
Mrs. Lula Hawkins, Alpharetta,
R 4.

Large white peonies, strong
roots, 20c each, 3 for 50c. Add
postage. Miss Ida Jones, Dalton,
Ro.

Nice, large bulbs, red dahlias,
10c per bulb. Add postage. Mrs
L. R. Patton, Winterville, R 2.

Lemon lilies, blue velvet iris
20c doz. pink foxglove, yelloy
pink, white, purple Fall . Pinks
19c doz. purple, pink, white phlo
25c doz. Inez Vick, Ellijay.

Lemon lilies, blue spirea, pink
purple phlex, cream. buttercups
23 doz; everbearing raspberr

plants, 40 doz, a 10. OC; hedge

barberries, $1 C.
Fllijay. -

sue M. Vielts





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CITRUS TRIFOLIATIA
PLANTS FOR SALE

wland, Athens.

SPECIAL NOTICES

Citrus Trifoliatia plants, small
ut well rooted, 75c C. These
an be used wither for hedge or
ey can be planted and later
| for budding purposes. C. A.









LIMESTONE FOR SALE
High gerade



uisers. $2 per
B Gordon; i

Limestone, very
aluable for argricultural pur-
es, very profitable when used
peach growers and pecan
n loaded bulk,
sacked, 50 ex-
a per ton. Wfite for chemical]
nalysis. B. Whitehurst, Gordon.












For Sale

nicas.

lle, R 3, Box 71.

dogwood, 7 for $1.

acon, R 2.
Large, dbl. pink poppy



F lowers and Seed ~

Daffodil bulbs, 35 del. Exc.
x apples, green or dry, or ja-
W. LL. Edwards, Ella-

herokee roses and McCarthey
ge roses, $1 C; $9 M:-straw-
try shrub and redbud and
Carefully
ked and postpaid, J. W. Toole

seed,
e thls. 3 for 50c; pink Thrift,
ell rofed plants, $1 C! 900, $2.



Flowers and Seed ,
For Sale

Now time to plant.
McGill, Parrott,

Cedar trees, 2 - 3 ft. high, well
shaped and rooted, 50c ea. Pre-
paid. T. H. Thompson, Hart-
well, Route. <a

Little sweet scented yellow
narcissi, 50c C del. Mixed jon-
quils, buttercups and _ narcissi,
40c C. Not postpaid. Mrs. P.

Mrs. John

|M. Boatright, Rayle.

Dbl. white and single: red al-
theas, white spirea, blooming
size, 15e each; red, Anthony Wa-
terer spirea, 20c ea. yellow bell,
10c ea. Magic lily, 15c bulb. Add
postage. Mrs. J. T. Jones, Mc-
Intyre, R 2.

Cannas, extra fine: City of
Portland, pink, $2 C; President,
red, $1.50 C; Eureka, white, $3
C. Queen Helen, yellow, $1 C.
Exc. for fruit. Mrs. J. R. Camp,
Cordele.

Emoress narcissi, blue Roman
hyacinths, iris, 20c doz. box-
woods, Cape Jasmine, red, white
spirea, abelia, weigelas, clemat-
is forsythia, red oleander, wis-
taria, 15 ea. Add postage. Mrs.
J. Elsner, Austell, R 2.

Narcissi, blue iris, red and
yellow cannas, 15c doz. pink
cahnas, 25c doz. flowering al-
monds, 10c each; daffodils and
jonquils, 10c doz. Add postage.
Miss Allene Thompson, Bremen,
Rok

Fine Mums, daisies, galax, gol-
den glow, ladies washbowl, pink,
red, yellow cannas, mixed iris,
mixed verbena hollyhocks, 25c
doz. Fairy and other lilies, 5c.
Postage added. Mrs. J. Winter,
Buford.

Rooted, red geraniums, Xma
cactus, 15c each, or exc. for any-
thing of equal value. Like to
have dahlia bulbs. Mrs. BE. H.
Holland, Ft. Valley, R 3.)

Hollyhock seed, 8 this. 12 col-
ors. Also mixed Balsams, tea-
spoonful, 10c. Postpaid. Stamps

accepted. Mrs. W. L. Ledford,

Crandall, R 1.
Cuttings of Kalkwitzia, 5c each,
Pyrantha, Rosemary, Banana

Shrub, Tea Olive, Japanese Box-

wood, Feijoa, pink, variegated
weigelas, Tea plants, 25c for 12
cutiings. Mrs. Rebecca Jones,
Eatonton.

Bridal wreath, white iris, wht.
and lavender altheas, 10c each;
Dwarf purple iris, 10c doz. Buy-
er pay postage. Mrs. James H.
Gaines, Cass Station.

Well rooted Tree Dwarf box-
wood cuttings, $1.50 and $2.50
hundred; dogwood, crepe myrtle,
Cherokee roses, 65c doz, Yellow
iris, pink cannas, 50c dozen.
Blanche Woodruff, Greenville.

1 Sprengeria fern, 1 1-2 yrs.
old, $1. Exc. for cabbage or
Bermuda onion plants, or fruit
or anything can use. Mrs. Lillie
Wise, Pitts.

4M Privet hedge plants, 2 and
3 ft. high, well rooted, 50c C all
col.. Well rotoed roses, 15c ea.
Yellow pomegranate, 10c each.
Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.

Blooming size bulbs, dbl. cream
and yellow butter and eggs, yel-
low jonquils, $1.10 C; water oaks,
Cedar trees, 2 ft. $3.50 doz.; run-
ning pine; 50c. Mrs. T. H. Mc-
Curley, Hartwell.

35 boxwoods, 3 1-2 to 7 1-2 ft.
and same in diameter, for sale.
Mrs .T. W. Slaughter, Wildwood.

Jonguils, daffodils, 15 dozen;
tiger lilies, 50c doz. cannas,
President red, 50c; white Easter
rose, rooted, 15 each. Exc. for
100 lb. cap. white feed sacks.
Mrs. Cliff Turner, Sandersville.

Yr. old abelias, well rooted, 10c
each; pink Maman Crochet rose,
Yr. old bushes, 10c ea. No or-
der less 50c; Cash. Add postage.
Mrs. J. B. Bower, Poulan.

Jonquil, daffodil bulbs, 50c ;
white narcissi, purple iris and
dbl. Day lilies, 60c C. butter and

eggs, 20 doz, 1 white iris free

with 60e ofders. Add postage.







Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Mrs. J. W, Overton, Bowdon, R
a

Large, dbl. carnation poppy
seed, mixed col. 10c teaspoonful;
single poppy seed, mixed col. 5c
tsp. Mrs. Elzie Brown, Bowdon
Rt. 4. s :

White, pink, white-eye red
verbena, rain lilies, 5 each, nice
size Asp. ferns, 15c; June nar-

cissi, 15c per 25 bulbs; orange

Orders of 50c
Gy (Co bynen,

Amaryliis, 10c.
postpaid. Mrs.
Armuchee.

Yellow thornless roses, bridal-
wreath, bird-eye, feather-few,
pie plant, jonquils, Fall pinks,
trailing arbutus, mtn. laurels,
raspberry, May cherries, all .75c
doz. Miss Ruth White, Dahlon-
ega, R 1, Box 35.

Pink Thrift, rooted, 40c C; $1
300; red cannas, red gladioli.
butter and eggs, jonquils and
narcissi bulbs, 10c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. J. H. Duke, Wrens.

Red dogwood, yellow primrose,
golden bells, white and spruce
pines, 6 for 25c; ladies wash-
bowl, seed, 5c spoonful. Add
postage. Mrs. J. H. Fox, Due,
Ga. ;

Purple iris, 2 doz. 50c; yellow
day ilies, 25c doz. Elephant Ear
bulbs, 3 for 50c. Peppermint
plant, 25c doz. Calamus plants,
20c doz. 40c Ib. Mrs. Claude
Hardin, Cartersville, R 4.

Mix. col. hardy phlox, mums,
12 for 25c; 50 for 75c; 6 col. dah-
lias, some variegated, 6 for 25c;
12 for 40c; gladioli, same price.
Mrs, Sarah Grindle Alto, R 1.

Cedars, arborvitaes, Grancy
Greybeard, bridal wreath, Eng.
and native dogwood, flowering
pear, yellow jasmine, wistaria,
roses, 10c to 50c; begonias, ge-
raniums, ferns, others, 10c. Mrs.
Gordon Chambers, Parrott.

Gladioli bulbs for sale or exc.
for white feed sacks; 1 bulb for
1 sack. Mrs, W. A. Cosper, Bow-
don, Star Rt.

Yellow jonquils, butter and
eggs, $1 C; Blue Iris, 25c dozen.
Mrs. Grace McLane, Hartwell,
Boo:

Dbl. and single poppy and
hollyhock seed, 5c thls. Buddlea,
Abelia, weigelas, Philadelphus,
roses, bulbs, fruit trees, at rea-
sonable prices. Mrs. M. M. Simp-
son, Waverly Hall.

Arborvitaes, 3 ft. 50c; $4 doz.;

Abelia, 3 ft. 40c ea. $3 doz; Nan-

dina, 8 to 10 in. 25c, $2.80 doz.
Cash or exc. for Leaf chewing
tobacco. Y. M. Anderson, Will-
iamson.

Pink weigelas, purple lilac, Eng
dogwoods, 25c ea. Dorothy Per-
kins roses, pink, yellow thornless
roses, Almond or Peachtree rose,
yellow belle, 10c ea. 3, 25c. Mrs.

'L. D. Spriggs, Rockmart.

20 dbl. pearl tuberose and 1-2
bu. dark red Easter lilies, 3 bulbs
10c. 7 for 20c; 12 for 30c. Mrs.
C. L. Smith, Eldorando. .

Giant white spider lily bulbs.
14c each, 3 for 40e; red spider
lily bulbs, .3 for 25c, prepaid.
Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arlington,

2 everblooming cape jasmines,
28-30 ft. around, 9-10 ft, high,
about 10 ft. over the top, $7.50
ea, 2 for $15. Must sell at once;
large and small holly trees, cheap
a C. J. Bennett, Carrollton,

White narcisi bulbs, yellow
daffodils, tiger lilies, red cannas
and blue Flag lilies, giant sweet
peas, 8c doz. 14 doz. $1. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Fred Mosley, Bremen,
RD
Yellow daffodils, white narcis-
si, blue flag lilies, red cannas,
tiger lilies, grass lilies, 8c doz.
14 doz. $1. Add postage, Miss
Bonnell Browning, Bremen, R 2.

Tiger lilies, 25 ea. bulb; jon-
quils, 10c doz. bulbs; yellow
cluster narcissi, 25c doz; tulip

bulbs, 5c ea. Add postage. Mrs.

Thos. Diggs, Douglasville, 12 E.|



Strickland St.



tubers,





MAREE? BULLETIN | iio.

Flowurs and Seed
For Sale

Abelia bushes, everblooming
blue hydrangea, 2 for 25c; Ele-
phant Ear bulbs, 5c; locust bush-
es, Van Houtti spirea, 10c each;
3 sage plants, 5c; larkspur and
phlox seed, 10c pkg. Mrs. Ida
Buchanan, Chula, R 1.

Snow Queen iris, 25c doz. fox-
glove, sweet Williams, primroses,

blue violets, 15c doz, Add post-|
age. Will exch. Miss Blanche

Wood, LaFayette, R 5.

Blue, purple and white iris,

yellow tiger lily, snow on the
mtn,, purple foxglove, 10 doz. 50c,
grave yard moss, 10c doz. Exc.
for dif. flowers. Add postage.
Miss M. E. Adams, Marietta, R
Sa
Fall pinks, foxglove, perennial
phlox, 10c doz. $1 C; monthly
roses, $1 doz. butter and .eggs
sweet Williams, white violets, 25c
doz. Add postage. Exc. for white
sacks. Mary Grindle, Dahlonega
Rot: ;
Privet hedges, rooted, white
spirea, altheas, hardy peas,
blooming size, hibiscus, 3 for
25e; lemon lilies, holylhocks, 35c
doz. Purple iris, 6 doz. $1. Add
postage. Ellen Silvers, Talking
Rock.

Paper white and yellow nar-
cissi, 25c doz. Amaryllis bulbs,
large size, 25c, 6 for $1; pink
Thrift plants, 50c C. Red, pink,
purple verbena, 5 ea. 50c dozen.
Add postage. Miss Mabel Parr.
Reynolds, Ga.

Collection of very fine dahlia
some named varieties
among lot, $1 doz.; Warner
and few others labeled, 25c each.
Not postpaid. M. E. Hynds, At-
lanta, 249 Sutherland Ter., NE,
Phone Dearborn, 4088-W.

Lemon lilies, white, yellow iris,
red, white giants, phlox, pink
foxgloves, red shasta daisies,
Barberry, 30c doz. blue, white li-
lac, 20c; bleeding heart, 30c bulb.
Pearl Vick, Ellijay.

Cream, white, yellow centers,
narcissus, 85c doz. 80c C; pur-
ple garden iris, dbl. yellow daf-
fodils, orange red lilies, 35 doz;
holly, pink, Mtn. laurels, 25c ea.
Rooted, Postpaid. Mrs. Florence
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

German iris, yellow with pur-
plish brown, lavender and purple
smoky with purple, Spanish blue,
25c; purple lilac, red japonicas,
yellow Kerria, 25c ea. Star of
Bethlehem, 25 C. Mrs. Riley
Ross, Ringgold.

Phlox Subulata (Thrift), love-
ly peach pink color, blooms all
March and April, $1 C. Sweet
May pinks, $1 C. Butterfly lily,
25c ea., large bulb. Mrs. J. H.
Draughon, Reynolds.

Japonicas, 2 - 3 yrs. old, $1.00

doz. Junipers, 25c each; iris, 6

doz. $1; hardy phlox, foxgloves,
15c doz. Hardy hibiscus, 25c ea.
J. W. Silver, Talking Rock, R 2.

Pink almonds, 40c doz. Fall
Pinks, 3 doz. 50c; purple iris, 4
doz. 75c; orange day lilies, 4 doz.
60c; Mtn. azaleas, laurels, I doz.
35c.. Addie Watkins, Ellijay.

Jonquil bulbs, dbl. butter and
eggs, 25c doz. snowdrop, $1 C.
blue grape hyacinths, 50c C, or
500 for $2. All blooming size
bulbs. Mrs. Lee Akins, Hartwell.

Blue Grape hyacinths, 50c C.
$2 for 500; jonquils, 50c C. $2 for
500; cluster tiny yellow narcissi,
25c doz. Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hart-
well,

10 Wanderiny Jews, 10c each;

6 Boston ferns, 6 Coral plants, 3
Thanksgiving cactus, 6 Christ-
mas cactus, All, 15 each; 17 wa-
ter lilies, 10c each, All well root-
ed. Miss Lois Phillips, Stillmore,
P, O. Box 125.
_ Irish juniper, 3 - 4 ft. 250;
Chinese arborvitae, 3 - 4 ft. 50c;
other Evergreens and flowering
shrubs at bargain or exc. for pe-
cans, FOB, Miss Eva Westbrook,
Bremen.

3 col. rhododendrons, 6 for $1:
tn. laurels, Tvys, abelias, 12 for

age. Mrs. L. H. Lowe, Lawre:

high, 2 for 25c; lady slipper
bunches, 25c; colts Foot. 6 b





Thursday, December 11
Flowers and Seed

For Sale

$1; junipers, boxwoods, arbo;
taes, white pines, black pi






Curtain plant, 3 for 25 ,
directions for growing,
Thos. M. Randolph, Mari
600 Powder Springs St. oY

Blue iris lilies, 10c doz, or e
for Jersey Beauty or other larg
type dahlia bulbs. Include post

ville, R 2.

Large, healthy Parrott pla
for pools etc., very pretty,
doz. postpaid. Mrs. D. Anderson
Nicholls. ie

Dbl. red dahlia bulbs, 10c eq
3 for 25c; dbl. red, pink, yello;
cannas, 15c ea. 2 for 25; yelloy
jonquils, 15c doz. cannas,
doz. Exc. for white feed sa
Add postage. Mrs. W. Z. Go
win, Butler, R 2. i

Nice butter and egg bulbs, 30,
C. Postage not included.
W. E. M. Harp, Inman.

Mtn. laurels, rhododendr
red, yellow and pink azal
spruce pine, well rooted, 2





































ches, 25c. Barbara Ferguson
Murrayville, R 1. f
Geranium cuttings, all col
all good bloomers,
doz. 15c;' pink begonias, roo
constant bloomer, 10c ea. 3.
25c. Postage not paid. Nelle W:
ters, Plains. he
_ Write me all the month
November for bulb prices, Scote
Broom, shrubbery, lilies, iris
plants. Cash. Stamp for reply,
Mrs. Julius Jones, Calhoun, R 4,



er seed: altheas, Buff Pom Pon
dahlias, forsythias, flowering al-
mond, Mock orange, day lilies,
marigolds, seed, Flag
white, purple Physostegia seed
Mrs. H. S. Stow, Atlanta, 906
Boulevard Circle, N. ED

Jap roses seed, bloom 6 w
from seed, 22c pkg., Weep
Palm, stand dust and lack
sunshine, 23c pkg. D. L. Hun
Dublin. ee

April Poeticus narcissi, yello
narcissi, Empress and other vat
daffodils, jonquils, dbl. daffodi
and other mixed bulbs, $1.25
$8 M. Star of Bethlehem, 25
Miss Lillian Thomas, Harals

Snowball bushes, 1l5c a. 2 i
25c; button pinks, yellow, 10
bunch; jonquils, 50c C. flow
ing almond, 15c each, 2 for 2
Exe. any of above for anyth
can use. Mrs. W. T. Kees
Talking Rock.

Nice rooted watermelon col
ed oleanders, 15c each or 2
25c. Exc. for peach, chery
apple trees at same price, har
a quantity of oleanders, Now
time to set out. Mrs. W. Hall Jt.
Summit.

Spencer sweet pea seed,
oz; or exc. for lily bulbs or oth
flowers. Mrs. J. F. Solomon
Jeffersonville. : eA,

Sev. M hedge plants, 3 - 4%
well rooted, 1c each; all color
fine monthly roses, 25 and
each, Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia

Nandinas with berries, 500
smaller, 25c; abelias, 25; ligus
trum, 35c; deodora cedars, Be
arborvitaes, 35c; smaller 5!
cheaper; water lilies, Be -
Jesse Ellis Jr. Griffin.

60 boxwoods, Ft. and ft.
high, round and smooth, $2.
garlic, 50c doz. MAY ea
sprouts, 20c ea. Add postage.
stamps. Antha Lowe, Lawrence
ville, R 2. ne

Sev. large 8 yr. old Thanks
giving cactus, pulting on bua
$1.25 del. Mrs. A. H. Price, 0
cust Grove.

Lemon lilies, Foxgloves,
yellow, white, purple Fall p
20 doz. blue velvet iris, 25
yellow japonicas, for 20
Vick, Ellijay. |



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For Sale

y lilies, jonquils, 40c C. Iris,
GC: bridal wreath, golden
prides Boquet, pea locust,
hly and climbing roses, 5c
6 for 25c. Jemima Barnes,

@ colors, dbl. larkspur seed,
3 butterfly bushes, 25c ea.
L&E. Stewart, McDonough,

xed iris, $1 M. lilacs, white
a, Cherokee and Dorothy
ins roses. Exc. any for any-
can use. Make best offer.
-R. A. Whitmore, Carnes-
ER 1.
ine iris, 6 for $1 postpaid;
am, pink, Gild Imperial, yel-
Ambassadeur, brown, Car-
1 Silver Ribbon, pink,
ight, silvery white, Morn-
Jendor, dark red.: Mrs, J.
lgore, Stone Mtn.
hite, yellow iris, orange lil-
lemon lilies, goldenglow,
le foxglove, pink red, phlox,
doz; cream forsythia, red
yrtle, 20c ea. Texas Umbrella,
J. W.:M. Vick, Ellijay.
and Wine lily bulbs, 20c

plants,
(finest
colors,

The . Oregon
pansy grown),
well rooted, now

, Barwick, Box 113.
rge ferns, pot full, 50c;
lier, 15; Stone plant leaves,
ach, or 3 for 15c; new Coral
seed, 2 thls., 10c Poinciana
, Ic teaspoonful. Del. Mrs.
Paulk, Ocilla.
ridal wreath, purple lilac, 15c
white Easter, Flag lilies,

ellow red cannas, 18c each; |

hedge cuttings, cheap. $1
orders postpaid. No chks.
e Simmons, Buena Vista, R

bout 100 rooted privet hedge

gs, 50c; 4 rooted Yr. old
te everblooming rose bushes,
ch; yellow cluster narcissi,
er-Eggs bulbs, 75c C. Add
. F. Elliston, Ru-

size, 12-18 inches. M. A. Bra-
Murrayville.

utterfly bushes, rooted, 2 1-2

high, 50c; cuttings. 15c; juni-

cuttings, 10c each; white

_ dogwood, 15c;_ bridal

h, flowering pear, 15c. Mrs.
Eades, Gainesville, R 7.

oming size bulbs, yellow

onquil, butter and eggs, $1 C.

iris lilies, 25c doz. Rain lil-

for 25c; also Putman

er, cap. 65 chicks, $3. Mrs.
Brown. Hartwell, R 2.

, purple verbena, 10c large

; Shasta daisies, blue,

e Flag lilies, 7 col. large

ums, Jonquils, butter and eggs,

fodils, lily-of-the-valley, mix-

1c doz. Add postage. Miss
zie Stovall, Martin. R 2.

i size bulbs, yellow
ils, dbl. yellow and cream
r and eggs, $1.51 C; water
Cedar trees, wild dogwood,

ft. $3.50 doz. del. Mrs.
ornton _McCurley, Hartwell.
Shasta daisies, ageratum, gol-
Nn glow, 10c per bunch; yr. old
ted monthly roses, 2 shades
pink, 25 each; Sunburst, 35c;
uls scarlet Climber, 35c. Add
tage less $1 order. Mrs. C. R.
on, Trenton.
Seven bu. mixed jonquil and
Teissus bulbs, $2 bu. Postage
t included. Mrs. Ruby Brown,
nesboro, R 1.
raper white, aspasia and lau-
iS poster narcissus bulbs, all

D. for sale, or exc. for good, |

eating apples or sundried
and peaches. Write. Miss
McNair, Whigham, ~

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Flowers and Seed
For Sale _

All col. azaleas, Mtn. laurels,
Cherokee roses, $1; spruce pine,
rhododendrons, and Red Japon-
icas, strawberry bush, crabapple,,
cream dogwood, 5 for $1; snow-
drops, 75c C. Nora Ledford,
Morganton.

Siberian iris, purple with yel-
low throat, also white with pur-
ple throat, 30c doz. 4 doz. $1,
Mrs, A. C. McEver, Gainesville.

8 - 10 boxwoods, Dwarf, 5 ft.
80 purple pink crepe myrtle,
some very tall, dbl. and single
altheas, var. of col. Eng. ivy,
Ash, plums, Bermuda, garlic.
Exe. What have you, Miss Willie
Vaughn, Griffin.

Ostrich plume and _= ruffled
ferns, 15c; seven col. geraniums,
3c cutting, all for 20c; Thanks-
giving, Monkey-tail cactus, wht.
and pink oxalis, 2, 5c. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. R. I. Williams, Cum-
ming.

Several hundred, Gov. insp.,
blooming size paper white nar-
cissi bulbs, $1.25 per pk. or 10c
doz. postage added. No. orders
less than $1. Miss H. A. McNair,
Whigham.

5 doz. gladioli bulbs, 30c doz.

or exc. for sound butterbeans, at
10c lb. or exc. 1 doz. for 2 Bleed-
ing Heart bulbs. Mrs. A. C. Ar-
nett, Amity.
* Well rooted oleanders, water-
melon colored, 15c ea. 2 for 25c.
Exc. for apple, cherry, or peach
trees. Mrs. W. Hall, Jr., Sum-
mit. ; :

Mexican sunflower shrubbery,
5 ft. plants, flaming blood-or-
ange flowers; red center sun-
flower; crimson spirea, Ricinus,
large tropical looking plant. Seed
of all, 18c stamps. W. C, Mc-
Ginnis, Atlanta, R 7, Carey Park.

Dbl. white Fever-Few, 50c C.
Blue grape hyacinths, 30c C.
bulbs, 500 for $2; snowdrops, $1
C. Yellow narcissi and jonquils,
50c C. Miss Vena Brown, Hart-
well. 2

Camellia Japonicas, rebted
plants, dbl. rose pink, deep red,
blush pink and variegated with
white and red. Various _ sizes.
Reasonable prices. John W.
Roach, Daisy, Edgewood Farm.

Cape Jasmine, Eng. dogwood,
pink crepe myrtle, Mtn. laurel,
Grancy greybeard, Virginia
Creeper, 2 for 25c; Shasta dais-
ies, white iris, 15c and 25 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. L. G. Sand-
ers, Dewyrose, R 2.

Yellow cannas, lc each and
postage; 6 blue and pink, dbl.
hyacinth bulbs, 50c, for the 6,
cash. No exch. Frances Boat-
right, Rayle.

White pine and spruce pine,
holly trees, also 12 sprouts Mtn.
Laurel for $1 COD. Dorothy
Hipp, Ellijay, Box 24.

2 boxwoods, well rooted, 3 yrs.

told, 16 in. tall, 22 in. around, $5

each. Money order and party
pay postage. Exc. for chickens
or other value. Mrs. G. C. Suggs,
Cornelia, Route.

Crepe myrtles, 20c each; flow-
ered white spirea, 15c; white
and yellow narcissi, 25c dozen
bulbs; white and pink hyacinths
25c doz. Mrs. D. W. Hall, Car-
nesville, R 3.

Arborvitaes, 15 in. long, also
pink coral vines, 25c for 6; 45
per doz. Send postage with mon-
ey order. Mrs. W. A. Sargent,
Cordele, 306 5th Ave.

Nice size daffodils, 50c C. bulbs
or 30c for 50, prepaid; perennial
phlox, rose col. 50c doz. 6 {or
30c. Mrs. Grace Sisk, Powder
Springs, R 1, Box 55.

Exquisite iris, 50 to $1 doz;
dbl. and single Day lilies, $1 C;
Shasta daisies, 20c doz; long
stem white violets, $1 C; other
perennials, bulbs, and plants.
Mrs, E. Spence, Dunwocdy.

Columbine, foxglove, anchusa

leriana, dianthus plumarius, hol-
lyhocks, -coreopsis, calendulas,

ao



dropmore, Tritoma, Jathyrus, va-



fae Flowers and Seed ;

For Sale

Oregon giant pansies, 50c doz.

Orders of $1 or more postpaid.
Bloom 1983. Miss Mary Lewis,
Cornelia.

Mix. var. iris bulbs, $1 C. del.
Cash with order. No less than
100 sold at this price. J. BE. Stem-
bridge, Ella Gap,

Native azaleas (flame) sweet
shrubs and dogwoods, 15c each,
wild roses, 5c. Add postage. Exc
pot plants for purple and white
iris or pink Mtn, thrift. Mrs. A.
Tanner, College Park, 510 W.
Mercer Ave.

Old Eng. Dwarf boxwoods, 6
in. plant, $3 per C; $25 M del.
in Ga. Money back if not pleas-
ed. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Yellow, pink azaleas, 30c doz;
red, yellow japonicas, 65c doz.;
rose pink phlox, purple iris, 90c
C; jonquils, 10c doz; bleeding
heart, 25c. Blue wistaria, 10c.
Add postage. Linda Evans, EIl-
lijay; R 8.

Pink bloom Billard spirea, 30c
each; white and scarlet wild az-
aleas, 25c each; purple iris and
lemon lilies, 50c doz. All rooted.
Miss Viola Hensley, Ellijay, R 3,
Box 60. .

Red, pink, white phlox, black
prince, blue iris, 2 doz. 25c; ar-
borvitaes, bleeding heart, 20c;
lavender butterfly, snowballs,
10c. red azaleas, 30 doz. roses,
10c. Martha Eller, Ellijay, R 3.

Magnolias, 12 - 36 in. 10 and
25c; redberry holly, butterfly
bush, pink weigelea, Mtn. rose,
laurels, 15c. Exc. for dried ap-
ples, white sacks: Mrs. Noah
Lewis, Toomsboro.

Evergreen Euonymous with red
berries, Chinese arborvitaes, 4 ft.
75c; abelias, pink crepe myrtle,
buddleas, Prunifolia spirea, pink

spirea, Kerria, white American

Beauty roses, 5 for $1.25. Mrs.
W. H. Rucker, Milner.

Beautiful Thrift (now is time
to set out for February blooms).
Well rooted and packed in moss
$1 C by parcel post. Mrs. John
McGill, Parrott. .

3 white single altheas, bloom-
ing size, 25c each; 6 cherry lau-
rels, or mock orange, $1; 20
well rooted Japanese Privet, $2.
Mrs. N. B. Brady, Cairo, R 7.

Golden arborvitaes,
rhododendrons, red japonicas, 5
for $1; all cal. azaleas, Cherokee
roses, Mtn. laurels, 3 ft. $1 doz.
Sadie Wilson, Morganton.

4 col. azaleas, white pines,
flowering crabapple, pussy wil-
lows, tulip poplars, cattail bush-
es, hardy hollyhocks, 10c each,
$1 doz. Miss Dot Wilson, Lov-
ing.

Rhododendrons, laurels, Cher-
okee roses, red and yellow azal-
eas, redbud, coral berry bush, $1
doz; red japonicas, arborvitaes,
25c ea. Bonnie Abercrombie,
Morganton. :

Large yellow cannas, 25c doz;
large red cannas, 30c doz. Exc.
for named Spider lilies, and Has-
tings Jersey Beauty dahlia, Mrs.
Charlie Hayes, Lilburn, R 1, Care
F. J. Peters.

Lelias, weigelas, spirea, Van
Houtti, forsythia, bush honey-
suckle (winter blooming) Excel-
soroses, 20-40ec each. Small ju-
nipers, 10c. Mrs. Bettie Roberts,
Tallapoosa, R 3.

Phlox Sublata (Thrift) Mrs.
E. G. Wilson var., color vivid
pink, 75c C. Mrs. D, G, Jones,
Arlington.

Gladioli bulbs, 25c doz; bulb-
lets, few blooming size, 50c C;
mix. col. Golden glow, perennial
phlox, 2 col. 20c doz. Small or-
ders, add 8c postage. Mrs. G. W.
Gooch, Sarah.

1 yr. boxwood, $3 C. Also jarg-
er plants, $6 and $8. All Dwarf,
all col. monthly roses, 20c each.

Mrs. Ella Robinson, Greenville.

Anthony Waterer, and show
garland spirea, abelias, 3 for 50c;
5 dif. colors azaleas
drons, spruce pines, red and yel-

junipers, |

rhododen-



Sharpsburg.

- Blowers oad Seed _ |

For Sale

low dogwood, Grancy Greybeard,
12, $1. Mrs. M. L. Eaton, Dah-
lonega. |

6 rooted snowballs, 25c each, 2
lilacs, 20c each; pink, red and
white verbena, 10c ea. or 3 for
25c. Mrs. B. E. Patterson, Waco,
bia, 0x 219.

25 dif. box flowers, 10c cut-
tings, or exc. for anything can
use. Write. Freebon Willis, Talk-
ing Rock, R 3.

Large cl. roses, Van Fleet, Am.
Pillar, Pauls. Scarlet, Am. Beau-
ty, Silver Moon, Mary Wallace,
50c each; Radiance, Chas, Bell,
25c ea, BE. A. Owen, Atlanta, 702
E Morningside Dr.

Well rooted clematis, 15c e2.,
plus postage, Webster Robinson,
Augusta.

Arborvitaes, well rooted, 14-20
in. 5 for $1; 11 for $2. Postpaid.
Money order. Homer Craig, Lov-
ing.

Red dogwood, white and black
pines, azaleas, rhododendrons,
sweet shrub, 35c ea. Evergreens,
galax, arbutus, 25c doz, Add pos-
tage. Lucy Roper, (Failed to
state address in Ad sent to Bul-
letin). es

Rhododendrons, red dogwood,
azaleas, white pines, crabapples,
holly bushes, 20c ea. white jon-
quil, galax, arbutus, golden glow

25c doz. Add postage. Miss Em- |

ma Waters, Mineral Bluff.

24 dbl. red dahlia bulbs, 35c
doz; 6 purple cactus type, 25c;
mixed col. poppy, hollyhock, 10c
tbls. Mrs. Manuel Foster, Car-
rollton, R 7.

Mixed poppy seed, 10c pkt. 7
kinds pool plants, 10c bunch. Exc
for Thrift or Pansy plants, Mrs.
L, A. Lovett, Wrightsville.

Dahlia bulbs, Decorative, Show
and Cactus type: Patrick O-
Mara buff, and Alaska white,
$1 doz.; var. of col. and types,
mixed, some fine ones; 60c doz.
postpaid. Mrs. T. W. Hagood,
Marietta, R 38.

Spider lilies, hibiscus, Star
jasmine, zennia seed, 10c; mari-
gold, wandering jew, 5c. Exc. for
tulips, hyacinths, gladioli, japon-
icas, Regal lily, sweet pea, snap
dragon seed. Idel Kirk, Rock-
mart. :

Trimardeau Giant mixed col-
ors pansy plants, giant mixed
col, snapdragons, Imp. calendu-
la plants, All 1c each, and Tc
postage. Mrs. J. L. Edge, Doe-
run, R 4.

Collection of 15 dif. lilies; wht.
milk, red Easter lilies, 25c for 2,
$1 doz. Orange Day, 50c doz. Mrs.
Walter McDonald, Alma.

White Easter lilies, 25c ea. 6
for $1; Milk and Wine, Orange,
and yellow Easter, Sunburst lil-
ies, all 50c doz. 12 dif. lilies, $1.
Mrs. J. J. Carter, Alma. ay

Milk and Wine and _ Yellow
Raster lilies, 6 for 30c, $4 C. Pink
Rain Sunburst lilies, snowdrops.

Alma.

Redbuds, rhododendrons, lau-
rels, pink, yellow azaleas, sweet
crabs, yellow dogwoods, Cherokee
roses, Barberry, water oaks, $1
doz; trailing arbutus, Shasta
daisies, 5 doz. $1 H. J. Wilson,
Morganton.

Well rooted rose bushes, Cloth
of Gold or Sunset, Mammoth
pink Cochet, white American
Beauty, K. Victoria and Red Ra-
diance, 25c ea. 10c for postage.
Mrs. C. B. Tanner, Sandersville.
Pink Thrift, 75c C plants; Ti-
ger and Red Spider lilies, Chi-
nese Sacred, Narcissus, 3 for 25c;
blooming size, yellow cluster
narcissus, 15c doz. Del. Mrs. J.
T. Pattillo, LaGrange, R 6, Box
79.

Tree boxwoods, 3 yrs. old, 25c.
Will exch. Mrs. A. J. Stansel,
Cleveland, R 4. ;

Watermelon pink Crepe Myrtle
1 f. 2 1-2: ft. high,.12 I-2c ea.
del. Mrs. W. L. Stevenson,

lai 50c doz. Mrs. S. : Carter,



_ Flowers and Se
For Sale

Fine, mixed zinnia seed
sale. Mrs. J. E. Fletcher, Th
asville. Bl

Shasta daisy plants, 1 doz
10c; 3 doz. 25c del. Mrs.
Cannon, Sale City.

Overstocked: Red Spide
bulbs, 25c doz; yellow jonqt
for 1c; blanket flowers, lc |
Stemps accepted. Party pay
tage. Mrs. H. Lee, Blakely

Red Christmas cactus cu
10ec each. Exc. for white -
sacks at 5c ea. Cash or st
Mrs. J. P. Moreland, Hortens
Red, eae

White canna bulbs, 10c e
for 25c. Add postage. Rathe
have stamps. Mrs. C. W.
Shellman.

Double, pure white nar
bulbs, very fragrant, 50c do
Miss Inell Moreland, Ringg
Rae
Peonies, dbl. red, pink, w.
25 ea. 12 Fey. iris, assorted cc
ors, including Georgia. $1; Mc
curly parsley, 25c doz. OC.
Hardy, Jasper, R 1. _

1 large boxwood for sale. C
and see me. Mrs. J. W. P
Doraville, R 1. 2a

Hastings dbl. yellow canna 15
doz. bulbs, or $1 C prepaid
M. H. Smith, Montezuma,

Old fashioned Violas or

i

tage. Mis Leala McGraw, .
lanta, 79 Warren St., NE, Pho:
Dearborn 0167-M. ae a
Shasta daisies, white pri
es, 25 doz;
rooted, Silvermoon, Bt
Day, Pauls Scarlet: Climber -
Cream tea rose, 25 ea. Butt
fly bushes, 20c.. Mrs. \
Chamblee, Cumming, R 2.
Evergreen privet, well ro
$1.50 C; Jasmine, |
white Star, Winter, White
Pink Spirea, 10c; Junipers,
40 20c C. Boxwoods, 5
5c - 50c. Belle Roark, Cle!

doz; wild pink violets, 25, ;
peach rose, 12 for $1; Foxg
12 for 10c. All bloomin
Mrs. W. D. Tuck, Ellijay,
Yellow Day lilies, 35c C;
iris lilies, 55c C; jonquils,
tercups, butter and eggs, loc
flowering almonds, spirea, b:
wreath, 45c doz. Miss Lois
ols, Philomath.
Purple, blue iris, jonquils,
cissi, pink phlox, 90c C; dbl
low japonicas, pink
Mtn. laurel, $1 doz.;
col. 30c doz. Garvin Davis,
jay.
Cape jasmine, 25c; crepe |
tle, pink weigelas, 15c ea;
snowdrops, bridal wreath,
bells, 10c each; Dwarf boxw
10-15 in. $1 doz. Add posta.
| W. V. Thompson, Brem
1 A " fee
Pink imported cannas, 3 bu
25c; 8 for 50c; 20 for $1.
postage. Mrs. A. E. Hol
Flowery. Branch; * 34
Wild azaleas, 50c doz;
laurels, 75c doz; Jack-in
Pulpit, 40c doz.; white dog
and red maple, 15c each.
Roberts, Tallapoosa.
Pink Thrift, pink Yarrow,
35c C; Sir Watkins daffod
35c doz; long and short trum
daffodils, $1 C; golden b
flowering almond, 2, 25c.
ders prepaid. Georgia Ba
Madison. Oe eS
- Terrestrial orchid, 20c each
for $1; Milk and Wine
also red Amaryllis, 50 doz.
spider lilies, $1 C. Other flo
Mrs. J. E. Harrell, Quitman,
10 different pot flowers,
per cutting, or exc. for any
can use. Write: Ella M. Ps
Talking Rock, R 8.
2 yr. old, small leaf Everg
well rooted, for sale. Mrs
Bowers, Eton, R l. :
8 lbs. magnolia seed, this
25c 1b. . Mrs... We A Brin
Cobbtown.


GE SIx

F lowers and Seed
For Sale

Old fashioned pink or white
inks, 50c per large clump of
v. doz. plants, Postage includ-

. A. B. Caldwell, Smyr-

Canna lilies, red and yellow,
20c doz. bulbs; red Verbena, 10c
ea. si 25c. Mrs. O. D. Manie,

Cone shaped Golden Arborvi-
taes, 2 ft. 50c each; Lily of the

alley, 25c doz. Mrs. Sloan Bruce
Avalon.

Flower seed, variety of kinds,
for sale or exc. for white feed
sacks, free of holes and letter-
ing. Louise Hunt, Alpharetta, R

Large carinas, 15 doz. 5 doz.

70c; cup and saucers, 35c C; jon-

uils, 35c C. Add postage. Mas-
r Ll. D. Culbertson, Winter-
ville, R 2, Box 102.
Mountain Thrift, 50c per hun-
red. Miss Ozie Stapleton,

rborvitae plants, 20 in. tall,
ll rooted and bunching, 25c
Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery
neh, R 3.
urple violets, pink primroses,
quils, buttercup, butter and
ees, 10c doz. bulbs; 50c C; pop-
y seed, 10c thls. Add postage on
nall orders. Mrs. Ben Echols,
lomath.
iant, dbl. old fashioned pop-
(pink) seed, 10c per tsp. Add
> postage; Perkins Long Green
kra, seed, 20c lb. Mrs,
homas, Cordele.
bl. white, Red, pink altheas,
ink oleanders, Euonymus cut-
gs, 75e per 100 ft. del; 5 Rose-
e arbor., A. W., Van Houtti,
umbergia spirea. Sell or exc.
or chickens. E. G. Fountain, Ft.
alley.
arge Century plants, beau-
1 and mammoth plants of 6
7 yrs. old. Write. Mrs. A. P.
, Martin, R 3.
weet scented yellow narcissi,
doz. August lilies, 50c doz.
Spider lilies, 10c ea. deep red

pe myrtle, 10c each. Tuberose

c ea. Add postage. Mrs. Patsye
rench, Kathleen, R 2, Box 4.
4 large stiff leaf caladium lil-
s, $1 for lot: White iris lily
ulbs, 30c C. Miss Carrie Pier-
son, Culloden.
Cape jasmine, 5 ft. high, 25
dia. $16.50 ea. at my yard;
ell rooted ones, 25e and 40c ea.
cotch Broom, 25c and 35c ea.
ola Thompson, Lawrenceville,
AG
Yellow jonquils, white narcis-
and the old rose gladioli bulbs
h, 25c doz. old fashioned red
bena, 25c ea. cutting. Mrs. W.
. Bowen, Stockbridge, R 2.
Large, dbl. dahlia looking pop-
yy seed, deep red in color, some
w large as saucers. 10c heap-
thls. Pink and purple lark-
ur seed, same price. Mrs. J. B.
unter, LaGrange, R 2.

ussy Willow, Jap hedge, red

uds, red and: white dogwoods,
ixed, azaleas, thornless roses,
itn. ivy, laurel, 3, 25c; altheas,
. dogwood, 2, 25, Add post-
. Mal. Patterson, Mineral
luff.
Cape jasmine, wistaria, rooted,
5e ea: everblooming roses, 30c
. popper flower, bloom all
inter, crepe myrtle, 10c ea. Mrs.
lary E. Taylor, Gordon, R 3.
sarge blossom bov hydrangea,
ted, 25c each; Thrift, sweet
urple violets, 10c doz. Postpaid
50c orders or more. Mrs. J.
. Hogue, Gordon.
Boston fern, 5 yrs. old, $2.50;
rge, 3 yr. old Sprengeria, $1.25
h; yr. old Sprengeria, 25c ea.;
King Alfred jonquils 85c C, bulbs.
dd postage. Mrs. Gussie Con-
r, Villa Rica, R 1. f
qumbergii, 25c; pink Anth-
Waterer spirea, 20c; Coal
ne, 15c, postpaid. Mrs. Carl M.
own, Dawson.
Hardy hydrangea, 1 to 3 yrs.
d, well rooted, 50c ea. and pos-

ye By



Flowers and Seed
For Sale.

tage. Mrs. H. W. Turner, Cleve-
land, R 4,

Well rooted purple wisteria, 10
and 20c each; Dorothy Perkins
roses, 10c ea. cutting: variegated
honeysuckle, 10c ea. Exc. for oth-
er flowers. Mrs. U. L. Palmer,
Leesburg, R 1.

Milk and Wine lilies, Easter
lilies, Elephant Ears, dbl. red
cannas, water hyacinths, 2 kinds
ferns. Sell or exc. for feed sacks,
or dried fruit. Mrs. C. R. Wil-
liams, Nicholls, R 3.

Sev. hundred jonquils and daf-
fodil bulbs for best offer. Mrs.
B. G. Hightower, Fayetteville.

Thrift, 15c per doz. Baby
Breath spirea and forsythia, 20c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Odell
White, Hillsboro. ~

Many col iris, $2 C. Day lilies,
25ec doz. Pansy plants, 20c doz.
Cannas of named var. Mrs. C.R.
Morgan, Vienna. !

Junipers, 5 ft. $2 ea. 3 for $5;
iris (blue) bulbs, $1 C; white
narcissi, $1 C. Mrs. R. C, Stem-
bridge, Ella Gap.

Cherokee roses, red Maple, az-
aleas, 50c doz. snowball bushes,
15c each, Globe Arborvitaes, 2
1-2 ft. tall, 40c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Alloe Hollan, Loving.

About 50 junipers, cedars, 2 -
$ 1-2 ft. high, $1.50 to $2.50 ea.

Exe. for corn, peas, oats, or cot- |

ton seed at market price. B. P.
Pool, Homer, R 1.

Azaleas, mtn. laurels, 4 for 20c
dogwood, (red) same price. Jon-
quils, narcissi, 25c doz. white
pine, 4 for 25c. Add postage. Miss
Belvie Miltholland, Mineral
Bluff.

Calif. privet hedge plants, 50c
C. Add postage.

Water fern, fish plants, 10c per
bunch. Mrs. M. lL. Lewis, Pat-
terson.

Jonquils, daffodils, cluster nar-
csisi and butter and egg bulbs,
mixed, $2.50 C. Pyramid box-
woods, 18 in. $7.50 per 12. Cash.
Miss Gussie Strickland, Alvaton.

Pink roses, 6 for 25c; blue iris
20c doz. red dogwood and azal-
eas, ea. 4 for 25c; trailing arbu-
tus, evergreen galax, ea. 15c doz.
Add vostage. Mrs. Hattie DeHart,
Mineral Bluff.

Yellow jonquils, April bloom-
ing narcissi, 75 C. red spider
lilies, purple and white single
hyacinths, 20c doz. white butter-
fly lilies, $1 doz. red and yellow
cannas, 10c ea. Miss Evelyn King
Hamilton, R 4, Box 63.

Jonquil pulbs, 20c gal. and
postage, or exc. for dried fruit.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. B. H. Light
Buckhead, Morgan County.

5 kinds spirea, salmon, Chin-
quapin roses, Magnolia, red, pink
crepe myrtle, butterfly bush,
snow garland, Philadelphus, Cor-
al Berry, flowering almond, All
2 yr. size, 15c. Mrs. Wavy Lewis,
Toomsboro.

50 Tiger lily bulbs, 50c; 5 doz.
iris, ea. doz. dif. col. for $1; dbl.
daffodils, 8 doz. $1; January jas-
mine, 12 for $1. Add postage.
Mrs. H. O. Padgett, Atlanta, 160
Howard St. SE.

Jonquil bulbs, 15c doz. gladioli
bulbs, mix. col. 20c doz. Add
postage. Exc. for pecans and pea-
nuts. Mrs. J. J. Boston, White,
Rt,

Snowdrops, butter and eggs,
narcisi bulbs, 15c doz. 90c C. Yel-
low, June, white flag, blue flag
lilies, 20c doz, bulbs. $1.25 C.
Postage paid on $1 or over. Mrs.
T. H. Davis, Silver Creek.

Yucca, sweet Williams, phiox,
Shasta daisies, cannas, China
pinks, grass pinks, gaillardia,
ageratum, and other plants, all
bloom next spring. Write for
prices. Flossie Price, Locust
Grove.

Canna roots, from tall plants,
mixed colors, 3 1-2c each; 35c
doz. Postpaid. Exc. for other val-
ue. What have you? G. P. Pad-
rick, Homerville.

daz;



MARKET BULLET
F lowers and Seed
For Sale |

4 lilacs, $1; 4 boxwoods, 21 in.
81 in. by 19 in. - 21 in. $2.50;
2 white and red baby ramblers,
$1; 10 white tea roses, $1. Well
rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Sarah
Tatum, Talking Rock, R 3.

Labeled iris, 20, $1; Siberian,
15, 60c; perennial peas, 60c doz;
Shasta daisies, 25, 35c; Chester-
field, 50, 35c; orange azaleas, 3,
35c; 3 yr. abelias, 6, $1. Mrs. J.
M. Hall, Calhoun. :

Elden daisies, $1.50 C. other
plants and flowers for sale. Mrs.
Wilson; College Park, 605 E.
Cambridge Ave.

Privet hedge cuttings, 1 ft.
long, 1c each. $1 orders del. No
chks. Miss Lilla Odom, Eaton-
ton, R 1.

Sev. well rooted purple wistar-
ia vines,'also lot of pink climb-
ing roses, 15c ea. 2 for 25c, root-
ed; very large bulbs of the 12
Disciple, lily, 25 ea. Mrs. G.
Theus, Butler, R. 1.

Water hyacinths, 10c each, 2
for 15c, plus postage. James
Sawyer, Macon, R 4.

Pink Thrift plants, 50c per C.
500 for $2. Miss Martha Beeland
Reynolds, R 1.

Magnolias, 50c ea. 6 for $2. 50;
wild dogwood, 25c each; Crepe
Myrtle, 20c ea. 6 for $1. Ba L,
Banks, Pelham. _ f

Unrooted cuttings of 20 dif.
colored large monthly roses, 10c
large, sweet purple violet
plants, 10c doz. postpaid. Mrs.
oe F. Glenn, Chickamauga, R

Evergreen blooming grass,
phlox, purple fox glove, mums,
yellow everblooming pinks, dai-
sies, 25c doz. honeysuckle bush-
es, 15c ea. Add postage. Aradell
Medlin, Ellijay, R 3.

Mt. azaleas, mix. col. 2 to 3
ft. 50c doz, $2 C; Mtn. laurels,
spruce pine, white pine, rhodo-
dendrons, white dogwood, 35c
doz. Kathleen Langley, Ellijay,
R 3, Box 34.

7 rose cut, 3 col. rooted, 10c
each. Money order. Add postage.
Mrs. V. A. Wheless, Arnoldsville,
R 1, Box 93.

Poppy seed, giant, dbl. flower-
ing mixed var. practically all
colors of the worlds best, 25c
Jarge pkg. H. M. Hill, Atlanta,
172, Howard St. NE, Phone De-
5033 W.

Dbl. hollyhock, pink, $1 dozen;
Single hollyhocks, all col. except
white, 50c doz. Butter and eggs,
25c doz; Devil-in-the-bush 25c
doz. ,blue flags, 25c doz. Jemima
Crump, Ellijay, R 3, Box 58. .

Jonquil bulbs, 40c C. Mrs. G.
Collins, Cobbtown.

Spirea, golden rod, yellow
Xmas bells or jasmine, pink flow-
ering almond, pink weigelias, iris
5 col. narcissi, jonquils, for sale
or exc. for dried fruit. Mrs. J. S.
Weatherly, Hoschton.

Single white narcissi (tops stay
green; bloom 3 times a year),
20c C. Exe. for white cluster
narcissi. Also rose cuttings to ex-
change. Mrs. J. A. Fitzgerald,
Pitts; Rk.

Mtn. laurel, ivy. pink myrtles,
butterfly, peach, summer pinks,
3 for 25c; graveyard moss, 10c
doz. ferns, rose cuttings, 5c ea.
Add postage. Myrtle Adams, Ma-
rietta, R 3.



Flowers and Seed

Wanted

Exc. monthly blooming roses,

giant yellow cannas
ferns for pink Dwarf cannas,
hyacinths, and other flowers.
Write. Mrs. V. E. Hubbard, Fort-
son,

Want roots of old fashioned
lemon verbena and lily-of-the-
valley. Mrs. H. E. Gregory, At-
lanta, 304. McKenzie Bldg.

_ Monster size pink water lilies
of named var. to exc. for red,
yellow or blue lily, or named
dahlias, iris or peonies. ae

and lace



Flowers and Seed
Wanted

ready now; blooms next spring.
5 in across. C. S. Jackson, Bow-
don.

Want 100 rooted hedge plants,
stay green all year. Party notify
at once. Carl Broax, Howard.

Exc. 1 rooted lilac for 1 crim-
son Amaryllis bulb; 2 rooted li-
lacs for 1 rooted, dbl. crimson
Japonica. Mrs. C. M. Brennan,
Columbus.

Exc. Armor River privet, abe-
lia cuttings, rooted buddleia,
ageratum, big Mums, all kinds
rooted spirea, rambler roses,
Kudzu, for sweet Williams, red
oleanders, dbl, hollyhock, etc.
Mrs. G. E. McCoy, Avera, R 1.

Want exc. 8 blue iris for 6
white; 2 purple lilacs, 12 in. 4
boxwoods, 3 - 8 in. for a Glox-
inia or a Red Easter lily, bloom-
ing size. Mrs. Sullivan, Atlanta.
329 Orleans St.

Want to buy 40 crepe is
(watermelon color) plants with
good roots. Quote best price del.
T. J. Holland, Ambrose.

Exc. Lady Thompson straw-
berry plants for sweet scented
Iris or Abelia, also 100 Ib. cap.
feed sacks, without holes. Mrs.
S. E. Field, Atlanta, 1814 How-
ell Mill Road, N. W. phone Hem.
6357.

Want 30 genuine true Dwarf
boxwood plants, around 10 in.
height and spread. Must be all
near same size and shape, and
reasonable prices. Write fully.
W. R. Ratley, Bainbridge.

Want pink and blue dbl. hya-
cinths, dbl. white and pink car-
nation, Fancy Leaf Caladium,
dbl. white peonies, white gladioli,
mixed dbl. Calif. poppy seed.
Exc. other flowers and cabbage
plants. Mrs. Esta Wetherford,
Gainesville.

Want cedar and holly trees.
State what you have and price.
S. Mullinax, Atlanta, 316 No.
Will go after trees in truck. W.
Highland Ave. N. E.

Want Japonicas and Nandinas.
Mrs. L. H. Coe, Eastanollee,

Want boxwoods, 3 to 8 ft. high,
Dwarfs or Tree var. Write what
you have at once. Henry F.
Word, Alpharetta, RFD 3.

Exc. Physostegia, pink cannas
and Shasta daisy plants, Pride
of Calif., and Mrs, McCollough
and other dahlia tubers, for pe-
Onies and iris. Mrs. R. H. Harley,
Savannah, 617 W. 39th St.

Exc, Giant yellow cannas, pink
oxalis and Lace fern for Dwarf
salmon cannas and dbl. hya-
cinths and other flowers. Mrs.
V. E. Hubbard, Fortson.

Exe. jonquils, spirea, butterfly
bush, orange lantana, pink crepe
myrtle, purple wistaria, for iris,
gladioli, narcissi, daisies, also
other shrubbery, Mrs HD:
Burt, Americus, R 2, Box 136,

Second- Hand Machin-

ery For Sale

1 set of blacksmith tools for
sale. Would rent. Ref. required.
L. M. Key, Bowdon, R 1.

One Friend power orchard
spray pump, complete, with 200
gal. tank, on skids. Perfect cond.
for sale. A. O. Murphy, Barnes-
ville.

1 - 20 in. x 1 7-8 in. steel
shaft, with 2 colloard; good as
new. Sell or exc, for oats, rye
or corn at market price; ea. pay
Frt. for what he gets. L. R. Ran-
dall, Lyons.

2 - 60 inch by 16 ft. return tu-
bular boilers. 4 in, flues. Wita
sprouts and grates. Sell at bar-
gain. D. C. Strother, Ft. Valley.

50 H. P. high pressure bolle
35 H. P. Eng., 40 H. P. eng., and
other farm equipment for sale.
Write for prices and list. Nits);
W. Wood, Bremen, R 1.

Fordson tractor, first class
cond. $100. Liberal terms. N. O.
Denmark, Brooklet.

6 light carbide generator, good



ee
Thursday, Decoabe

'Gecaad: Hand Mach
ery For Sale

cond. $20. J. O. Giles, Mel
ough, R 3.

Farquhar pea thrash, hoy
cap. 20 to 25 bu., 1 1 1-2 He
eng. will pull machine: used
tle, good cond. $15, W. W. Dri
kell, Jr., Sparta,

International Burr feed
A-1 cond. $15, FOB. B, M, ;
kew, Hawkinsville, R 1, Box 1
A.



ft. dbl. disc 18 in. harrow,
tivator, Cole planter, Athen:

in. disc plow; used but litt
A-1 cond. Sell together or

section. L. C. Wells, Columb
Box 467, phone, 744,

25 horse boiler and 20 hee
Schofield eng. Worth $700:
for $250, or swap for 2
mules not over 10 yrs. old,
Pate Jr., Gordon, R, 2; .)

David Bradley feed mill, go
as new. Grind any kind of sm:
grain, also corn on cob, $12.5
exc. for pigs of any good bh
Otis L. Carter, Griffin, R

108-Vulcan middle buster, 0
ver turning plow, Ga. Crack
Distributor, all in good con
$3.50 ea. $10 for lot, FOB. Exc
for equal value I need, Oly
Burell, Lawrenceville.

10 horse Titan I. H. G. en
slight repairs; line shafts, han

Good cond. All equipments, $1
Eng. and equipments, $125. Ro
Fuller, Adairsville.

J. B. Hammer feed mill, 1 Le
feed mill, 1 H. C. crusher: 10:
P, Elec. motor. G. W. Re
Athens, 721 Milledge Ave.

8 disc pole drawn 2 horse ha
row, good working cond, $12:
at farm; Model 128 Bla
Hawk planter, $6. Exc. pa
value for small oil burning bro
der. J. E. Wall, Shiloh.

MeLotte Cream Separator
sale or exc. Interested in f
animals, fowls, birds, ponies, e
Phillip Green, Helen.

International Harvester 2-ro
planter and cultivator, with sit
gle and dbl. hoppers, Cole plan
ers, for Farmall tractor, Fei
tilizer distributor. All good con
Used 1 season. $125. W. Tha
Glover, Americus. Trustee
Bankruptcy.

Chattanooga 2 horse turnit
plow, No. 23, $2.50; Covingto
cotton dropper, good as new, $
A. P. Stapleton, Wrens.

Moline riding turner for
or exc, for Weeder or Sectio
harrow. W. C. Carpenter, Ti
tone Re 5.

Good 3 roller cane mill, and
new, 9 x 3 ft. pan, galv. botton
$18 for both. Exc. for pigs |
corn or. for cotton seed at 2
bu. for ne Tes bes

planter, good as new, $25. J. \
Holland, Register.

Indian hand power Cor
Sheller, good as new, for sale
exc. for W. L. hens. James -
Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Payn
Ave., N. W.

Gear, Single Tree, Gee V
and plow stock, all cheap. M
Emory Cochran, Gillsville, R 2

No. 3 water pump and 2 join
pipe, 2 in. with pump complet

over 1 yr. old. No culls.
Transportation chgs.
Beckworth, Baxley, R 2.

David Bradley power feed m
good cond, Will grind all kind of
grain, also corn on cob. Sell f
$15, or exc. for bred gilt. Ot
L, Carter, Griffin, R C.

Hammer Mill swing hamm
type, complete with or witho
fan and collector, with or W
out bagger for sale cheap. BE.
Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

Star pea huller in first cla
cond., right for gas eng. cal
about 10 bu. hour. $17.50 FO.
J. H. Bragg, Hawkinsville.

25 bbl. Midas flour mill,























































with cleaners, elevators,
-and pulleys, cheap.
6 Ho. P. D:-C..motor, $5.
McDonald, Thomaston.

and 15 H. P. electric
bargain prices, also No.
see Grinder. K. T. Fel-
peville, 829 Custer St.

, to sell a good set black-

. see, Mrs, Maude Miller,
sville, R 1, Clo P. A. Nor-

P, boiler, 20 H. P. eng,,
P. eng. for cash, or exc.
f cows or hogs. Write if
oo T. aoe, Doug-

.

G. C. Moon, Marietta.

] cream separator, No.
ale or exch; Want Blow-
0 Letz feed mill, ball
no junk; Fordson trac-
rade for Farmall tractor.
pires, Lincolnton.

farm lighting plant,
cap., good operating
ar, Cheap for cash, or
- cow, corn or Soy beans.
lowe, Ft. Valley.

Letz feed mill, 1 No. 2
er. day Bee feed mill,
@ elec motor, 8 H, P.
Y s-Morse ene. bay
5s Russell Daniel, Athens.

upright dairy boiler,
with fixtures. Sell, or
orn, hay, hogs or mule.
is at W. J. Bryan, Mtn.
_ W. R. Fogg, Jackson,

e tractor plow cutaway
jood shape. At Conyers.
Hammond, Conyers.

1500. volt Kohler light
150, or exc. for corn at

ready electric automatic
bump complete; perfect
0; Cole oat drill, 3 row;
hours. $10 FOB. Jas.
Wrightsville.

. syrup kettle, good
$15 or exc for full blood-
shire sow or Straight-
erkshire with pigs, or
arrow. Wt. 250 lbs. or
arl E. Collins, Irwinton.
_DeLaval separator, good
FOB; 1 M cap. Sol
in float brooder, good
FOB, Mrs. Geo. J.
Midland,

se electric motor, 1 Mea-
st mill, 24 in. rock, good
ell both, $85; motor, $60,
25. FOB. J. L. Miller,

Pulley, good as new,
T. Morgan, Austell.
Se I. H, C. Mogul gas.

er cane mill, good cond.
. Kettle for sale cheap
P, Knight, Ty Ty.
Continental boiler, 20
ng. and other equip-
ited near Jesup. Write
_T, Eason, Hortense,
le grist mill, 42 in.
llent cond., for sale
pent, Blakely.

18 plate batteries, Del-





Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

plow for sale orexe for smaller
one or for shop tools, W. P. Pick-
elsimer, Hemp.

Chattanooga cane mill and
kettle, good as new, $35 cash;
T. R. Lewis, Rebecca, R 2.

Imp. water power grist mill
and cotton gin outfit and other
equipment for sale. Write or
come see. John Bray, Ellaville.

3 H. P. Witte Eng. nearly new
and Feed Mill. Sell or exe. for
mower and rake. J. E. Critten-
den, Royston, R 2.

Walsh garden tractor, first
class cond. for sale or exc. Rea-
son for selling my house burned
Tom Turpin, Demorest, R 1:

Ledbetter seed planter, with
bean and peanut plates, in good |:
running cond. FOB. A. J, Kent,
Midville, R 2.

if) Bo Pt, A OC Mogul. ee
1 Gruendler Hammer feed mill,
cheap for cash. K. M, Johnson,
Alston.

Good Red Ripper Hay press,
practically good as new, mount-
ed on 4 good iron wheels, $40
cash at my place. T. A.. Living-
ston, Brunswick, R 1,

1 Vulcan plow wing and beam,
$1 ea. at my address. A. H. Cle-
mens, Montezuma, R 1.

2 anvils, 1 hand drill and 1
forge, cheap. Mrs. R. E. Mc-
Earter, Montrose.

1 end gate lime and fertilizer
spreader, Cost $40; sell for $25
cash. Used only a few days. J. E.
Smith, Barnesville, R A, Box 71.

International Riding cultiva-
tor, cheap for cash or exc. for
Syrup or cane mill. All. are
nearly new. A.. A. Fuqua, Jack-
son.

DeLaval cream separator, No.
12, perfect.cond. $30, or exc. for
good mule, or prain, Irish pota-
toes or corn. Chas. H. Ogletree,
Crawfordville.

For sale cheap, corn mill and
outfit. 48 in. rocks, meal boxes,

,| scales, drum type sheller, shuck-

er and sheller, etc., also 150 gal.
Myers spraying machine. L. C.

| Nowell, Macon, R 3.

Chattanooga 2 horse revers-
ible disc plow, $10 FOB. C. F.

,| Bennett, Butler.

Fordson tractor, Oliver side
- | plow and dbl. cutting harrow,

A-1 cond. $250. -O. B.. Brown,
Madison, R 3.
1-corn. shucker and __ sheller,

good cond. $150. M. F. Jordan,
Reidsville.

2 pecan tree dusting machines
cheap; Williamson stump pull-
er; power hay press; disc tractor

plow; manure spreader; stalk
cutter; 2 horse plows. Cream
separators. Fred. -C.. 3Geicer,
Flintside.

10 horse Gen. Electric motor,
also Fordson tractor and harrow
for sale or exc. for pair mare
mules, 1 M or 1200 lbs. No plugs
wanted. W. H. Bolton, Griffin,
Box 436.

McKay tractor plow, used very
little for sale or exc. for straw-
berry and Youngberry plants. A.
J. Moeland, Wiliamson.

Moine Universal tractor and
transportable gas eng. for sale or
exc. for cows or other value. I

.| want. Write. T. E. Minhinnete,

Americus.

40 ft. line shafting. size 2 3-16
in., good cond., with 5 . Boxings
and 1 coupling, also one 46 in.
split iron pulley. Make best cash
offer for part or all. B. B. Med-
ders. Alma. R 3.

Late model Farmall tractor, 6
ft. dbl. disc 18 in. harrow, Culti-
vator, Cole Planter, Athens, 30
in. disc plow, used but little, A-1

cond. Sell together oF any sec-







MARKET BULLETIN
Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

tion L. C. Wells, Columbus, Box
467.

Wheat Mill complete except
bolt and 2 small belts, French
Burr rocks and separator in-
cluded. Write for description
and price, C. L, Ballew, Mineral
Bluff.

No. 2 Primrose cream separat-
or (needs some repairs), 2 cream
cans, 1 - 20 gal. bbl. churn, $20
or exc. for oats, pigs, 40-60 lbs.
or pure bred heifer calves, FOB.
Pearl Smoak, Warwick.

1 Westinghouse light plant,
$75; Delco, $50. Both good cond.
except batteries. L. S. Cox, Still-
more, |



Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted



Want Hammer feed mill suit-
able for Fordson tractor power.
Pay cash if price is right. L. H.
Holloway, Bluffton.

Want garden tractor. State
make, age, number and kind of
cultivating tools. Must be A-1
operating cond., and cheap for
Cash, J B: Latimer, Atlanta,
Roswell Road, RFD 6.

Want syrup kettle, 60 or 80
gal. Make best price. Frank A.
Irwin, Alamo, R A, :

Exe. International cultivator
for 1 1-2 or 2 H. P. gas, ens.
Fairbanks- Morse preferred. S.
D. Kesler, Mize, R 1.

Want a good pump jack,
cheap, also a small gas. eng. to
pull water from a spring, 20 ft.
deep. T. A. Teate, Thomasville.

Want DeLaval milking ma-
chine, good cond. State what
you have and price, etc. J. S.
Martin, Milner,

Want steam eng. 12 or 15 H.
P. Prefer center crank. Must be
first class cond. and cheap for
cash. Write full description, age
and make. Jesse Stogner, Bow-
don, R 2.

Want good, used power corn
sheller, in good cond. and cheap
for cash, L, E, Fowler, Craw-
fordville.

Want to buy used Garden Mo-
tor plow. J. B. Hill, Macon, 749
Ridge Ave.

Want 3 row oat drill in good
cond. complete with all parts.
Give best price in first letter to-
gether with full es etc.
J. E, Elder, Griffin.

Want to buy Farmall face
in good cond. and cheap. W. H.
Adams, Madison.

Want to buy Midget Marvel
flour mill, used. J. D. Vitcher,
Union Point, P. O. Box 75.

Want A. C. Generator, 3 phase,
60 cycles, 220 volts. G. W. Dobbs,
Thomson.

Want 1 or 2 R. D. Cole Grist
Mills, 42 inch. R. L. Moore, Dub-
lin.

Want Meadows Mill, good
cond. State siz,e the year bought
new, dia. of rocks, and cash
price. W. J. Smith, Juliette.

Want good corn mill with or
without eng. also other farm and
power machinery for home use.
State make and price. BE. A. Cor-

ley, Forsyth, R 3.

Want 50 or 60 gal. syrup ket-
tle. Exc. pure bred W. L. chick-
ens or pure bred Big Bone M. B.
turkeys for same. Mrs. C. L.
Smith, Baxley, R 4. .

Want 2nd hand poultry wire
in good cond,, not less than 48
in. wide. Mrs. Lela Waller, Hills-
boro.

Want a good bit of hog wire
fencing. E xc. thoroughbred
Hampshire pigs and other farm
Se for same. Chas. Duggan,

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted

Want to buy second-hand au-
tomatic, Delco light plant, 1
Delco light plant with batteries.
Make best price in first lettex.
G. H. Tippett, Vienna, R 4.

Will buy or trade for 1 good
second-hand Grist Mill. Must be
in good cond. and cheap. Write
for price and particulars. Jack
Cowan, Atlanta, 1043 Stewart
Ave.

Value exc. for a 3 good Delco
light system. J..F. Myers, A-
mericus,

Want just the Big (King)
Roller for a Chattanooga Cane
mill, No. 13. State price, etc in
first letter. J. G. uae vee, Iron
City.

Want to exc. for a dairy boiier
and equipment, 1 cow and heit-
er, 6-12 mos. old, from reg. sire.
H. A. Martin, Luthersville.

Want battery ignitor for 2 1-2
H. P.. model E-Economy eng. S.
F. Bohanon, Conyers, R 2.

Want good, used grain Bind-
er, in good cond. cheap for cash.
Julian Kaylor, Carrollton.

Want second-hand steel water
wheel, over shot, 16 ft. in dia, 3
1-2 ft. or wider face, W. H. Belli.
Gainesville, R 6.

Want galv. piping, 3-4 in., a
in., or 1 1-2 in. Write. wW. ei
Gudger, Ellijay.

Want 2 horse mowing machine
in good cond. and not more than
20 miles from my home. Witi
exc. good value. Write. T. W
Hagood, Marietta, R 3, i

Want second-hand Disc har-
row and 1. small upright boiler.
Herbert Conger, Ty Ty, R 1.

Exe. Jersey milch cow with
2nd calf for a mower in good
cond. Also Feenys cotton duster,
good cond. Sel or exc. for any
value on farm can use. J. H
Rucker, Elberton, R 8.

Want Ensilage Cutter. Cheapo
for cash, F. H. Durden, Walnut
Grove. A

Want Upright boiler with

gauge and pop off, either 2 or
2 1-2 horse power Good cond.,
cheap. J. H. Youngblood,
Greensboro.
- Want to buy Light plant, in
good shape and cheap. G. OC.
Goolsby, Columbus, 622 Linwood
Blvd.

Want 1 Avery Cricket plow in
good cond., cheap for cash. J. O.
Speagle, Omaha.

Want dbl. power of Monarch
stump puller. Quote best. prices.
C, M. Girtman,; Hazlehurst.

Want small type Hammer Miil
20 ft. 4 in., 10 ft. 7 in., canvas or
leather belting. Both must be
in good cond., cheap for eash.
Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody.

Want a feed mill in good cond.
at bargain. Lott Paulk, Wray.

Want Grist Mill, 50 to 60 in.
rock, in good cond., cheap; also
cog wheel and cog lifter to be
attached to old fashioned wa-
ter wheel. N. L. Palmer, Lees-
burg.

Exe, good value for a big 2
roller cane mill in No. 1 shape
and guar. to get the juice. Low-
el Mason, Winston.

Want 3 or 4 single unit De-
Laval milker. Prefer magnetic
type. State cond. what goes. with
it and lowest cash price. C. M.
Brennan, Columbus. ~
Exe. corn or corn meal for
magneto or ignitor for Fair-
banks-Morse eng: C. W. King,
Barnesville.

Want 50-60 val. cap. syrup
kettle. Will exc. pure bred W.
Leghorn chickens or B. B. M. B.
turkeys, pure bred for same. Mrs.
C. L. Smith, Baxley, R 4.



Want Grist Mill, 24 in. Must
























































PAGE SEVE

Second: Hand Machin-
ery Wanted _

be good cond. and cheap fo
cash, State price; Can use som
produce, what have you? F. L
Moore, Rome, 614 So. B. St.

Want No. 2 Hammer feed mil
in good cond. with dust collecto
and bagging spouts. Must bh
cheap. W. G. Raines, Statesboro



Incubators, Brooders

Etc., For Sale



Super Hatcher Inc., 25-eg:
cap. for sale cheap, or exc. fo1
equal value in chickens. Curti
Wooten, Atlanta, R 2, Box 186.
Macon Drive.

600 cap. Inc. 2 - 65 cap., all in
good cond. Sell or exc. tor yel
low corn, old corn preferred. Ben
Rodgers, Conyers.

250 ege cap. Super . Hatche
Inc. used 1 season, A-1 cond
Complete. $15 or exc. for 15 pure
bred R. I. Red March-April pul-
lets, or exc. for shelled corn @
30c bu. Del, Chas. Bailey, Vien-
na.

Putnam brooder, good as new,
used 1 time, $3. Miss Grace Mc-
Lane, Hartwell, R 2.

Blue Flame oil burner brooder
500 cap. for sale or exc. for l
bu. seed oats. D. B. Bryson, es
terson.

Buckeye brooder, oil burner,
perfect cond. 250 cap. Sell or
exc. for 12 B. L. young now lay-
ing hens. No culls. Mrs. Jas. |
Jordan, Lilburn, R 1

10.387 Buckeye Inc. No. 7 for
rent this season for only $50. per

Big Grey Hen Inc., with the
mometer and instructions; only
used once. First class cond. $9
cash. Money order and party pay
postage. Allen Williams, Jr.,
Summit.

500 cap. Roebuck brooder, $5;
1 M cap. Buckeye brooder, $8
FOB. Both oil burners. Make o
fer for exch. Money order. Mrs.
J. S. King, Atlanta, 15 Hopkins
St. Lakewood Heights. phone
Main 1203.

450 cap. Inc. good as new, ev-
erything complete, $20. Mrs. fae
ety Forbes, Brooklet.

Standard, Reliable Inc., i
cap. perfect cond., also Buckeye
coal brooder, and oil brooder for
sale or trade. What have you?
Mrs. Mary A. Douglas, College
Park. R a,

5 Buckeye Blue Flame brood-
ers, 500 chick cap. Sell or exc.
for corn or peas. R. C. Collier,
Colbert.

1 - 600 cap. Buckeye Inc. $25;
1 - 350 cap. Buck@ye, $20. Good
cond. O. B, Brown, Madison, R-
2S . i 5

400 cap. Radio oil brooder,
complete with instructions, use
once, $5, also Little Brown Hen
Inc., used once, $1.50. Mrs. G. L.
Brown, Ft. Valley.
2 - 300 cap. Buckeye brooders,
$5 ea. or $7.50 for both. Good
cond, Mrs. Lenna B. Brow)
Madison, R 3.

_ Very large cap. Petersime In
only used 1 season, good as new,
excellent hatches. Sell or trade
for smaller size. Write. Harold
M. Boardman, Augusta, Clo
Consumers Oil Co. ae
500 cap. Sears-Roebuck brood
er, good cond. $5 cash or ex
for anything can use. Make bes
offer. Mrs. J. O. Stewart, Gard
Bol Box:

A nearly new, 150 cap. oid
Trusty Inc., value, $10, or ex
for pure bred Cornish Indian
pullets or hens, or for a pen of



Australorps of good breeding. J.
HH Getzen, a









PAGE EIGHT _
Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale







1 Blue Flame oil brooder, 500
cap., perfect cond., used 1 sca-
son, for sale or exc. for 10 bu.
seed oats. D. B. Bryson, Pat-
terson.

- 1800-egg electric Ideal Inc,
self-turning trays; perfect cond.,
$95 FOB. W. B. Williamson,
Bremen.






Sev. new, unused oil burning
automatic control brooders, 209
and 500 cap. Sell or exc. for pa-
pershell pecans, of new crop
only. C. N. Bennett, Rome, 119
Broad St.

150 cap. X-Ray Ine., $7; 200
cap. X-Ray Inc., $10; 300 cap.
- Sol Hot brooder, $8. Will wake
chickens, dried fruit, strawberry


















































































plants, seed peas. Mrs. HE, A.
Lambert, Denton.
- Buckeye Inc., 110 egg can.

good cond. exc. for R. I. Red
pullets, or sell cheap for cash.
Mrs. E. J. Stalvey, Dupont.
Buckeye Inc., 220 cap. in ox-
cellent cond. Turning tray and
instruction book, $8 or exc. for
chickens, hogs or heifer. Mrs. #.
H. Holland, Ft. Valley, R 3.

- 250 cap. hot water Inc., with
automatic thermostat control;
only used twice. Cheap. Write to
_ B. G. Mock, Brunswick, 1506
Union St.

. Gray Hen Inc., in good shape,
$5, or exc. for poultry wire or
hens, or anything can use. Mrs
J. A. Fitzgerald, Pitts, R.1.

_ 450 cap. Inc., in perfect cond.,
everything complete, $20. Mks.

Piety Forbes, Brooklet.

4-600 egg Buckeye Inc., with
copper pipes, fire proof, in first
class cond. $30 each. Mrs. F. B.
Flanders, Rockledge.



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., Wanted



Want Inc., 150-250 cap. Super
Hatcher preferred. Quote best
price for cash, and state full par-
ticulars. Must be in very good
cond. Mrs. J. T Vaughn, Bowdon,
Exe. Little Brown Hen Inc.,
and other value for a 250 cap.
Super Hatcher Inc. or will pay
difference in cash, or will buy
: ey Joseph Norman, Dewyrose,
erate)

Exc. 20 mos. old Jersey bull,
black tongue and switch for 400
to 600 egg cap. Inc. in good cond.
_W.1L. Helms, Buena Vista.

: | 7 Poultry For Sale





: BANTAMS

Pure Buff.Cochin and Golden
Sebright roosters, 50c ea. Mrs.
J. L. Berry, Box 125. (Failed to
give address in Ad sent to Bul-
Jetin). @ os



18 B. R. chicks, 2 mos. old, 20
each; 5 baby chicks, mixed, 8
each. Add postage. Money or-
der only. Mrs. V. E. Holland,
_ Fortson. :
_ Offering new blood to B. Rock
owners: genuine prize winning
Parks B. Rocks, March hatch
-cockerels and pullets (hatched
in Pennsylvania). Permit, 182-
C-32. W. R. Ratley, Bainbridge.
12 pure bred B. R._ pullets,
_ Thompson Imp. Rineglets, and 1
unrelated, same str. cockerel, $20
- for lot. Cash with order. Mrs. I.
iL, Sowell, McDonough, R 3.
6 nice, young Barred Rock
- hens, Thompson str. the six for
$1 ea. and will give fine rooster
with the 6 hens for $6. Cash
with order. Mrs. C. S. Brad-~-
shaw; Dublin, R 2..
400 B. R. friers, av. 2 - 2 1-2
Ibs. ready for delivery Dec. 10.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS)

FSS oe

Poultry For Sale

CORNISH

3 Dark Cornish cockerels, $1
ea. FOB. T. E. Bacon, Surren-
Gy. Re:



GIANTS

Pure bred Marcy str, J. White
Giants, April hatch cockerels,
$1.25 each. Mrs. Ethel K, Mc-
Clelland, Calhoun, R 2.

LEGHORNS

10 Eng. str. March hatch Leg-
horn pullets, laying, $10. Cash
with order; 1 pure bred, 150 Ib.
fat and thrity Duroc male, reg.
stock, $10. See or write. Samuel
Thos. Jefferson, Lenox, R 1.

S. C. W. L. cockerels from
trapnested birds only. Dams
ranged, 242-288 pen pedigree.
From officially bloodtested par-
ent stock. Reasonable prices.
Wm. B. Glaze, Dalton. oe

W. L.,.Tancred str. pullets and
R. I. Red pullets, for sale or exc.
for cured meat, home-made lard,
field peas or Ribbon Cane syrup.
Write first. M. L. Segraces, Fay-
etteville.

2 yr. old S. C. W. L. cock, prize
winner, also 1 Speckled Sussex
cock, same age. Sell or exc. John
D. Ward, Columbus, R 1, Box
394,

Ferris W. L, rooster. $2; Blue
Damson, wild Goose plums, 15c;
Celestrial, Turkey, everbearing
figs, 25c; garlic, 25c for 12. Exe.
for white sacks. Nan Kown
White, R 1.

5 pure bred Everlay B. L. hens,
April hatch, stock direct Ever-
lay. 75c ea. Mrs. W. D. Ethridge
Carl, ;





R. 1 REDS

45S. . ReL. Red hens, $1
each; 4 - 8 yr. old cocks, $1.50
each. Mahoods heavy laying str.
Miss Belle Timmerman, Bron-,
wood, Box 83.

33 A. C. R. I. Red pure bred
hens, 1931 hatch; 53 pullets, 4
cocks, av. wt. 5 lbs. 12 1-2c Ib.
or exc. for same number W. L.
pullets, March-April hatch, Mrs.
Laura Montgomery, Mauk,

WYANDOTTES

*2 cockerels and 2 pullets, thor-
oughbred Tancred Tarbox sir, S.
L.. Wyandottes, March, 1932
hatch, from well culled flock, 75c
each.- Exe. cockerels for same
breed and str. Miss Macy Gibbs,
Uvalda,

Poultry Wanted





CORNISH

Exc. Silver Lace Cornish cock,
Spring, 1932 hatch, for 1 of same
stock. Must be full stock and a
good specimen. Write at once.
Murray Adams, Glenwood. R 1.

GAMES

Want to hear from party hav-
ing bloodtested Blue game chic-
kens and eggs; also March
hatch Ancona pullets. W. E.
Strickland, Reidsville.

-LEGHORNS

Exe. No. 1 mule for White or
Brown Leghorn. Write soon. S.
R. Harris, Bristol.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Exc. winter Eng. peas for any
large breed of chickens: peas at
10c lb., chickens at market price.
ge J. B. Strickland, Ray City.









R. I. REDS

Exc. 3 nice pit game Grey
hens and cock for 6 bred-to-lay
R. I. Red March hatch pullets,
few Country Walked pit game



be

Eggs For Sale :

Atlanta, 860 Boulevard S. E.



- MARKET BULLETIN _ oo
| Live Stock For Sale

Turken (Spencer Wonder
Bird) eggs, $1.25 per 15. Car-
ton returned. Rebecca Campbell,

Prize winning Dark Cornish
eggs, 75c per 15; young roosters,
$1.25; cockerels, 75c; pure bred,
extra fine Jersey bulls, for best
offer. Mrs. C. D. Sikes, Sylvester.



Live Stock For Sale



CATTLE FOR SALE

W. B. Hutchinson, Leesburg.

son, Conley, R 1.

male, Clarence Dorsey, Rome.
for peanuts of any variety.
F. Floyd, Chester.

P. E. Doster, Abbeville.

Short Horn or
bull. W. H. Gudger, Ellijay.

L. chickens. or hogs,

6.

2.

available to reliable parties.

car load nice high grade Here-
ford steers. E. T. Boswell, Jr.,

Siloam.

Jersey cow, 38rd calf; never
3 gal. milk per day,
16
mos. old; male calf, half Guern-
sey, 6 mos. old, both for $25.
H. M. Shelhouse, Sycamore, R 1.

Hereford 18 mos. old, 300 Ib.
male, $15 or exc. for good corn
at market price, del. to me. C. C.

goes dry,
$40; heifer, half Guernsey,

Adams, Hortense, R 1.

old bull, reg. parents, $20

Maynard, Newton.

Thoroughbred Hereford bulls,
all ages, from our famous -Col-
onial plantation herd. Reg. in
buyers name at farmers prices.

10 calves, 1 bull, 9 heifers, 6
to 8 mos. old. All from good
milkers. Sell or exch. J. H. Nel-

2 Holstein males, ready for
service, eligible for reg. also a 6
mos. old choice grade Guernsey

Cow and calf for sale or exc.
J.

60 or 75 head fat cattle, Red
Poll and Black Angus, for sale.

2 yr. old, fine thoroughbred
Jersey bull for sale or exc. for
roan Durham

- Thoroughbred Holstein bull,
20 mos. old, well marked, wt.
about 800 lbs. Sell or exc. for W.
of equal
/value. W. S. Gibbons, Rome, R

Pair of good work oxen, well
broke, about 300 lbs. ea. $35 cash
at my barn; yearling calf, steer,
fine for beef, fat, good cond $7
at barn. S. H. Moore, Butler, R

Pure bred Reg. Polled Here-
fords, bulls and heifers. Terms

Pure bred Grey Jersey, 3 yr.
at
barn. Exc. part value for beef
type male calf, pure bred. E.



HOGS FOR SALE

2 1-2 mos. old pigs, $5 pr. un-
til first of Dec., after that. $6 pr.
15 mos. old Duroc sow, brought
12 pigs first. litter, $12. Miss Ja-
nie McCullough, Villanow.

12 mixed breed (hoats, not
stunted, av. wt. 35 lbs. $25 for
lot, FOB; Black horse mule, wt.
about 800 lbs. pert, gentle; dont
know age. No plug. $23. A. J.
Kent, Midville, R 2.

30 head pigs from black P. C.
breeding, 10 wks. old, 40 lb. av. $2
each at my place; 250 bu. corn,
1932 crop, slip shucked. 50c bu.
see G. M. Smith, Midville, R

Ss. P. C. made reg., cholera im-
mune; 3 Game stags, pure Allen
Roundheads, also 3 Black Breas-
ted, Shawl-necked, $1.50 each;
pullets, $1 ea. Laurence Johnson
Warrenton.

Duroc-P. C. cross pigs, $3.50
ea. or exc. for Brab peas: 3 1-2
bu. for 1 pig; ea. pay Frt. R. P.
Picket Lithia Springs, R 1, Box
Reg. P. C. gilts, ready for

Reg. Jersey heifers. O. W. Cas-
well, Americus, R 2.

S. P. C. pilt pigs, 10 mos. old,
already bred. Cheap or exc. for
chicks, any kind, just so thor-
oughbred. Leghorns preferred.
Ea. pay transportation chgs.
James J Rhodes, Dexter, R 3.

5 mos. old S. P. C. boar pig,
sired by Son of Worlds Grand
Champion. Ent. to reg. Ped. fur-
nished. $6.50. G. A. Black, Hern-
don.



HORSES & MULES FOR SALE

Red mare, 10 yrs. old, wt. 900
lbs. good, pert, work anywhere,
$45, or exc. for good mule. J.
H, Williford, Stephens, R 1.

Good plug mule, $20, or exc.
for milch cow, or shoats, about
100 lbs. at market price. J. J.
Miles, Harlem.

Nice, young, gentle Shetland
pony, sorrel col. with star in
face. Wt. 450 lbs. $30 cash at
barn. Exc. for $35 value in hogs
or cattle. E. L, Bland, Daisy, R
vA

1 red horse mule, 7 yrs. old
next spring, wt. around 1100 lbs.
work anywhere. $125. Exc. for
other value. Write. T. L. Bai-
ley, Chickamauga.

the first $35 vets him. A. G.
Pinkston, Ludowici.

4 yr. old mare, wt. about 800
lbs. when fat; Not good brboken.
Sell or exc. for corn, cattle, fat-
tened hogs, Ferris str. W. L
young hens. Live near Atkinson.
J. W. Drury, Hortense, RFD.

Good mare mule, 8 years old.
$100; also 20 head cows, Jersey
and Guernsey, $40 each; 2 sows
150 1b. and 20 shoats, 20 Ib. ea.
$30. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore..

3 mules, 10, 8 and 7 yrs. old,

wt. 1150, 1070 and 1300 Ibs. Rea-
sonable prices. M. Whatley, Fay-
etteville, RFD 1.
. Good, able-bodied plug mule.
10 yrs. old, work anywhere, pert
and gentle, $35 cash, or exch. for
70 Leghorn pullets, ready to lay.
or No. 1, fresh milch cow. A. J.
Pope, Tallapoosa.

SHEEP, & GOATS FOR SALE

1 Toggenbureg goat for sale or
exc. for Bantam chickens. Write.
Joe Ben South, Carnesville, R 1.

Saanan, Toggenburg and Nu-
bian milk poats, for sale. Have
milk goats to fit the individual
requirement. Attractive prices E.
A. Stanaland, Covington.

2 1-2 yr. old, fine pure bred
Nubian buck, from gal. produc-
ing stock, $20 with old S. N. B.
A, Certificate; not elig. in A. M.





ie Live Stock Wan

Bay Shetland pony, a beauty.}

1sow to farrow in next 3

G. R. A. F. E. Grubbs, Demorest.

from high producing
and 2 yrs. old. Make best. offer
in cash or trade Bucks must be
aoe at once, L. R. Page, Cherr

og.

Pure bred Toggenburg bucks
stock, 1



old, for sale or exc. for 2 young
hens or 1 pig. Mrs. Lucile Dau-
ghtry, Portal, P. O. Box 53.

from ped. stock, 2 1-2 mos. old
50c ea. at my home. C. W. Gard-
ner, Stockbridge.

buck and 3 does. 5 mos. old. also
a Brown Leghorn hen for sale or
exe, for other value. Write. Dick
Perkins, Wadley.

exc. for bantam chickens, com-
mon or thoroughbred, also trade
some for farm products. W. S.
Carlos, Macon, 227 Ross St.
White, pink-eyed Chinchillas
and Red N. Z. rabbits for sale
or exc. for chickens or pigs. W.







Make best offer for lot, FOB.




J. _A. Payne, Butler.



cocks, $3 ea. Ben F. Powell, Ly- |.
. plerly, R 1.

breeding for sale or trade for




P. Hudgins, Decatur, R 1.

RABBITS FOR SALE
Pair Chinchilla Grays, 8 mos.

N. 4G. Whites, with pink-eyes,

4 thoroughbred Chinchillas,

Fine Chinchillas for sale or



















_Thursday, December





mule, sound and O. K. ;
very high rent. Within
Doraville. Will give re
Post, Doraville, R 1.

Exc. $50 value and $4
for good work mule or ft
in cow, or poultry. Mrs.
Nix, Cleveland.


































































Want to buy or exc. good
ue for farm horse or mul
Dempsey, Meigs, R 1.

Want good, fresh mile
State price and quantity
given in first letter. Clyd
kette, Avondale Estates,

Want milch cow, near
Must be cheap for cash
Bennett, Atlanta, Station

Exc. lot of young W.
pullets and small incubato
good milch cow. Mrs.
James, Atlanta, Clo
Rubber Co. phone, Main

HOGS WANTED

8 wks. old_ thoro
Hampshire male pig to.
another 8 wks. old thoroug

Hamp. male in order to pr



ter, ee
Want a pure*bred Blac

Make best price. D. R.
wright, Folkston. a

Want pair of Whit
pigs, and peanut lard. J.
wers, Resaca, Route 1.

HORSES & MULES W.

Want a good, sound,
mule, Will exc. very goo
Write. Clyde Gurley, Ax

Want to buy good
horse. Write full descript
price. Clifford Pratt, Wi

SHEEP & GOATS Wi!
Want 25-30 head
goats for breeding
State price and numb
have. J. J. Boling, Pine
Exc, 5 thoroughbred,
Game chickens, fightin:
May hatch, 2 pullets, 3.
for thoroughbred Togge
female goat or kid. Mr
Colson, Clayton.









Will buy if priced righ
and buck, N. Z. White
not over 10 wks old. Ge
shall, Dawson, Box 384.

Positions Wanl



Want job on farm wit
Christian people, by the
1 horse crop 50-50 ba
and wife and 3 yr. ol
only. H. V. Barber, Barn

2 plow _ boys, (
hands. Can move any ti
Brooks, Stockbridge, R 4

Want good 3 horse fal
halves. Will furnish sel
honest workers. Ref. fur
J. Yarbrough, Five Points, *
Resident of West Point,

Man, wife and 2; yt. %
exp. farmers want plac

Can move at once. J. F
Atlanta, 330 Capitol Ave,

Want 1 hors crop
Can furnish self. Must
land and not too far fr





,



Athens.




r 1, 1932.

Wanted

% Positions Wanted |



ar church and school,
e, water, etc. 95 yrs.
xP. farmer and farm
in family. D, S. Crul,

family, able to
place on farm on
er, reliable, etc. Can,
nce. Need some help.

ife,

job on farm, also to run
. Expert in both; born
on farm. repair and
work; general handy

wants
. Can do all farm

educated woman de-
_ with elderly couple.
y, to do light work,

ce and Stockbridge
Am colored man,

ome and see you. S. P.
anta. 75 Boulevard,

horse farm on halves.
ss, wood, water, pas-
school. No run bills.
All raised on farm.
Donald, Bowdon, R 2.
ered woman will
ultry, and etc., light
for home and mod-
lary. Catherine L. Wood,
Gen. Del,

working family wants}

op for 1933, and 19 yr.
) work out supplies.
s and part of fertili-
urnished by landlord.
up, Lenox, R 2.

old young man, worked
all life, wants place



st of ref, Arthur Ad-

keys, chickens, would
with good man, share

ata, 536 Boulevard N.

Blacksmith shop in
ion, near a good town.
experience. Efficient

oer and mechanic. A-1
with 1 concern. Geo.
Atlanta, 318 Woodward

r 3 horse farm on
10 in family; 4 good
May ned a little fi-
id ref. M.:C. Bryson,

in good home in
ssist with light farm
ltry, cow, etc. Raised
understand all -about

. Mrs. N. L. Harts-
a, 1691 Evans Drive

, 207 St. Michael St.
horse crop, 15 miles
nta off sinihtete Liv-

job aftending to Grist
0 honest, reliable. 7
Best of ref. A, H. Sut-

h 7 in family wants
le to furnish self and
and tools. Want good
ano, Prefer Evans or
nty Jim B. Weath-

bao wants job on

IT have 1



d 2 sows. Willing

worker, good farmer. E. E. Wil.
lingham, Ochlochnee, R 2. /

Want job as caretaker of
country estate, where can have
ducks, cows, a little land to
work; near Milledgeville prefer-
red. Dudley Manning, Leesburg.

Young woman wants job on
farm, help with poultry, garden
and other light farm work. State

salary in first letter. Come see

me. Miss Lucy Mae Kinney, Lin-
colnton, R 3.

Want to hear from party who
can furnish the first year, for a
3 horse farm. Plenty of force to

make and gather. Write at once.

Melvin, or M. V. Hicks, Meigs,

Want 1 horse farm with 1
house, or 2 horse farm with 2
houses. 50-50 basis. Can furnish

-|self. E, R, Adlington, Atlanta,
510 Piedmont Ave. phone, Wal-

nut 4095.
' Want 1 or 2 horse farm on
halves in So. Ga. Or stock rais-
ing on halves. H. O. Dixon Vien-
na, id.

Want job on truck farm. Par-
ty furnish land, seed and fer-
tilizer, Have trucks can _ use.
William Stephens, Flowery
Branch.

Want to trade with party to
run Poultry Ranch. 10 yrs. exp.
34 yrs. old. Have run 1 M hens
with other farm work. Write for
full particulars. W. R. Davis,
Athens, R 3..

Farm Help Wanted

Want a bright, smart boy
about 12 or 15 yrs. old to live
in home .and assist with farm
work. Prefer an orphan. Doug-
las Durrant, Hartfield.

Want exp. on farm middle-
aged couple, or young man with
widowed mother for farm work.
Address: W. L. F. Rosenblatt,
Athens, 183 West View Drive.

Plants For Sale

Flat Dutch cabbage and col-
lard plants, 15c C, 300, 40c; 65c
M del. 5 M $2.50 collect; Klon-
dike strawberry plants, 30c C.
$1.50 M del. Lee Crowe, Oak-
wood, R 1.

By de SB: Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 500, 60c; 90c M del. in
Ga. Jack Crawford, Odum.

Klondike, Lady T. and Ever-
bearing strawberry plants, $1.25
M. Will give 2 Red Gold plants
with ea. order of 1 M. J. H.
Call, Ellijay, R 4.

E. J., Chas. W. frostproof cab-
bage plants, 80c M. Bermuda
onion, 500, 55c; 90c M. All post-
paid. R. Chanclor, Seville.

Kudzu plants, for sale. Write.
T. H. Thompson, Hartwell, R 1.

E. J., Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 20c C. 500, 40c; 60c M. D.
A. Lewis, Baxley, R 4, Box 40.

Quality Missionary strawberry
plants, in wet moss, 35c M. $3
M. Send postage. Ref. Peoples
Bank here. W. F. Luckie, Ray
City.

Gal Collard, 10c C. May cher-
ry, quince, 3, 30c; fox-grape, 2
15c; Jap. sunflower, 10c cup;









, pumpkin, sugar or salad pea, 2

cups, 15c. Exch. Mrs, Henry El-

Jler, Ellijay, R 3.

Cc. W., Dutch cabbage and
True Ga. collard plants, 300, 35c;
500, 45c:; 65c M. del; 45c M FOB;
10M $3.95: Klondike strawberry.
45c, 300; $1.25 M. John C. Crow,
Gainesville, R 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants.
Millions now ready 500, 40c; 65c
M. postpaid. 5 M up, 50c M. Exp.
Col. Amos Williams, Gainesville

E. J., W. Dutch, Copenhagen
Mkt. frost- proof cabbage plants.

white and yellow Bermuda on-

ion, postpaid, 500, 45c; 70c M.
John B. Pope, Fitzgerald.
Buncomb collard plants, 50c
500; 75c M del. Honey Drip cane
seed. 5Ne pk, Mrs. F. Happoldt,
Lewiston,
Mastodon everhearing straw-



Plants For Sale

Plants e or Sale

Miscellaneous F or Sale



berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M;
sundried apples and peaches, 10c
lb. black walnuts, $1 bu. Add
postage. Miss M, A. Stansel,
Cleveland, R 4, Box 33.

Klondike strawberry plants,
25 C. $2 M. Exc. for pigs or
honey.A. M. Wilson, Jonesboro.

Chas. and J. W. and Copen.
cabbage plants, 55c M. 35c, 500;
2 M up, 50c M. Prepaid. Exc.
for seed peas or white sacks.
Charlie Williams, Baxley, R 5.

C, W. cabbage plants, 85c M.
500, 50c; 200, 25c. Postpaid. R.
S. Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch, E. J.,
cabbage plants, 15c C; 500, 35c;
55 M prepaid. Ready. Kenneth
Craven, Baxley, R 5.

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
50 M. Minnie Mae Hendrix,
Valdosta.

Cabbage, Bermuda onion and
collard plants, 60c M. J. Q. Dor-
ris, Valdosta.

Lady T. ata plants, 25c
C. 50c, 300; $1.50 M; large red
May . cherry trees; 3 for -'/30c;
Guinea roosters, 2 for 75c. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, R 5.

Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 25c C. $1.75 M del;
Jersey and Chas. W. cabbage,
5c M del. Guy Crow, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Fine collard plants, 10 C.
horehound, spearmint, 15c doz;
Fig trees, 4 ft. $1 per 15 trees,
or exc. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
J. S. Weatherly, Hoschton.

E. J., W. cabbage plants, 50c

M. 3 M up, 50c M. No chks.

W. H. Boatright, Alma.

Klondike strawberry | plants,
Gov. insp. 35c C. $2 M. Exc.
What have you? 5 M or more,
$1.50 M postpaid, H. A. Enead,
East Point, 600 Center St.
- Hicks blackberry (everbear-
ing) sprouts, 3 to 4 ft., rooted.
10c each, postpaid. Exc. for pea-
nuts,syrup or honey. D. W. Mc-
Cook, McIntyre, R 2, Box 17.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c
C. 500, $2 M. Klondike, 500, 90c;
$1.50 M. Ethel Crow, Gainesville,
R 2,
~ Chas, W.,. J. W. cabbage plants,
ready, Toc M del. or 60c- M FOB
Klondike strawberry, $1.25 M
del. Exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. Dora Waldrip, Gainesville,
Be: 2.

Cabbage and collard plants,
60c M del. 10 M $5; Klondike
strawberry plants, $1.40 M. Exc.
for tobacco or tobacco seed. B.
Grow, Gainesville.

New patented thornless
Youngberry plants, 3, 50c; $1.50

doz; regular Youngberry . plants,

80c doz. $5 C. New Blakemore
strawberry, $1 C. Kudzu crowns,
$1 C, H. A. Neal, Carnesville, R
3.
Frost-proof cabbage plants, E.
J., Chas. W. and Copenhagen
Market, 500, 40c; 65c M. Prepaid.
Ranville Fossett, Baxley.

Frostproof E. J., Chas. W. and
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 40c,
500; 65c M del. 50c M COD, Col-
lards, same price. S. C. Rowe.
Fitzgerald, R 2.

Ga. Heading collard plants.
nice size, 75c M postpaid; 2 M
$1.25 postpaid. Mrs. V. C. Ray,
Kensington, .

Yr. old rhubarb plants, 50c doz
3 doz. $1; peppermint, catnip,
colander plants, 30c doz; bone
ou yellow root, 35c tb. Mrs. T.

McCurley, Hartwell.

Y pies frost-proof cabbage
and collard pants, 300, 35c: 5c
M postpaid. Any amt., 40c M
collect. Marcus Williams, Gai-
nesville, R, 2.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 35c C. Add postave,
or 300 for $1 postpaid in Ga.
Mrs. Pearl Turner, Cleveland, R
4,
Strong rooted Klondike, Lady
T. and Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1.25 M del J.. C. W. cab-
hage plants, S$ M del. J. M,

Jones, Grayson.

Chas. and E. J., W. cabbage
plants, 75c M postpaid, or exc.
for dried fruit, lima beans or on-
ion sets; 10 lbs. fresh tallow.
Make offer. F. F. Rosser, Seville.

Cabbage plants, 70c M. Ber-
muda onion plants, 75c M. All
prepaid. D. M. Barber, Baxley.

E. J., C. W. cabbage plants, 70c
M. Yellow Bermuda onions, 75c
M Del. J. L. Leggett, Baxley.

E. J.. W., Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 50c, 500; 75c M postpaid.
5 M up, 50 M. Collect. C. 'V.
Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 20c C. 75c M
del. 5 M up, 50c M. collect. Win-
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch.

Kudzu plants, $5 M; Kudzu
crowns, $20 M. Inman Crump,
Hartwell, R 1.

Earliest var.
strawberry plants, 25c C. $1.90
M; large May cherries, 3, 30c; 6,
50c. Del. Mrs. J. S. Crowe, Cum-
ming, R 1. 4

Frost-proof J. W., Chas. W.,
Copenhagen Market. cabbage
plants, and Ga, collard, 10c C.
500, 40c; 65c M. Also will exc.
other value for strawberry
plants. B. F. Howell, Lakeland.

Plants Wanted





Exc, Mammoth, smooth Broad
Leaf mustard seed at 25c lb. for
1M cabbage plants, and 1M
Bermud& onion plants, also for
R. I. Red or B. Rock eggs. L. R.
Randall, Lyons,

Seed For Sale





White velvet okra seed, 15c Ib.
also artichokes, 2c lb. FOB. J.
M. Greer, Hampton.

White nest or multiplying on-
ions, 5c qt. Sev. cups of best
cantaloup seed, 10c per cup; hot,
dried pepper, dbl. string, 10c
string. Add postage. Miss Blan-
che King, Norwood, R 2.

Blood turnip seed, 15c cupful;
May Eng. peas, 15c cupful. Add
postage; Hastings prolific seed
corn, hand selected, shelled and

Moon, Carlton, R 2.

2 gal. white multiplying on-
ions, 35c gal. Exc. for 6 Ibs.
nice peeled (no worms) dried
apples or honey. Mrs. Myrt
Boatright, Rayle.

500 lbs. white velvet.okra seed,
10c lb. FOB; 100 lbs. Seven Top
turnip, 12 Ib. 500 bu. peas. Write
for prices. R. T. Hogan, Hogans-
ville,

Perkins Long Green okra
seed, 20c lb. prepaid. Mrs. P.
E. Thomas, Cordele.

White velvet okra seed, 15c
teacupful; cantaloup seed, 15c
cupful. Miss Grace McLane,
Hartwell, R 2,

Large, yellow multiplying on-
ions, 15c qt. 60c gal. Add. post-
age. Exc. for 100 lb. cap. feed
sacks or anything can use. Mrs.
G. V. Norman, Dewyrose, R 1.

White nest onions for eating
or planting, sev. bu. at $1.75 bu.
or 30c pal. FOB. D. M. Barge,
Tyrone,

Benne seed, 40c lb. McNeal
garden peas, 1931 seed, 10c Ib.
and postage, Also exc. pecans for
dried fruit: lb. for lb. Miss Inez
Rheney, Wadley.

Nice Bermuda onion sets, 15
qt. 55 gal. $3.50 bu. del. parcel
post. Mrs. Louise Hollomon,
Brooklyn. :



Miscellaneous For Sale



100 Ib. Hull beet pulp, sks. 7c;
100 lb. cap. sks. any kind, 4c;
white sks. 5c. Orders must be 50
or more, prepaid; anywhere. J.
tH. Keton, Villa Rica, R 4.

High grade hardwood ashes,



Imp. Klondike}

nubbed, 40c peck, $1. 50 Dus Hi: Cc. fe



for sale, $12.50 per ton, del: also | Fortenberg,

Want exc. good value of $50 and
$20 for fat hogs, or cow, corn,
seed oats, O-too-tan hay. Vay
E. M. Wise, Lovejoy.

Sweet Mtn. persimmons, an
amt., 5 Ib. and postage. Harry.
Ledford, Blairsville.

2 yr. old high quality apple
vinegar, 18c gal. in 52 gal. Bbl.
lots, FOB. A. B. Clement, Cor-
nelia,

New sage, 45c lb. and ie
for small amount; 12 ibs. bees
wax, 25 lb. postpaid for the
bulk. Joe S. Stanton, Coe R
1, Box 118.

5 Ibs. black walnut kernels. 30
lb. postpaid. No hulls, nice lary
pieces. Mrs. R. L. Killien, voune
Harris, Route.

Walnut MEATS, 40c Ib. vee
root, 25c Ib. Add postage. Mrs,
Elvia Waters, Dahlonega, R i

Nice dry sage, 35c lb. or exc.
for nest onions. Ea. pay postage.
Mrs. Mamie Hattaway, Warthen.

7 bu. nice, dried and hulled
black walnuts, this yrs crop, 45
bu. FOB. Cash with order. Mrs.
J. C. Rowell, Roberta, R 2.

Walnut MEATS, 35c lb. Truc
kers Favorite seed corn, 1st
from grower. 70c pk. John
Crome, Philomath.

Nice, Jersey cow, fresh. 3 gal.
7 yr. old, $25 at barn; Fine Red,
Donaldson str. March hatch pul-
lets, $1 ea. trio W. L. bantams,
$2; 4 - 6 lbs. butter weekly, 25
lb. W. A. Vandiver, Martin, R

Walnuts, hulled, 65 bu. FOB.
Mrs. B, E. Whisnante, Lenox, aR
e

New crop black walnuts, hul
ed and dry, 1c lb. FOB. Mrs. L.
Pettit, Pike.

Black walnut Meats, 1 - 5 tb
40c lb; 6 Ibs up, 38c lb. Peca
MEATS, 1 - 5 lbs. 50c: 6 Ibs.
up, 45c. Hickory nut goodies, $1
lb, Prepaid in Ga. D. S. Howing-
ton, Nicholson, R 1. ae

Black walnut meats 50c Ib. del.

Mrs. J. D. McKibben, Le
Grove,

Nice, clean dried sage, this yrs
crop, 50c lb. del. Red Hot pep-
per, 25 lb. Money order only.
Mrs, J. E. Yawn, Rhine, Rd

Yellow Root, 15 lb. Rattle and
sassafras root, 10c lb. wild cher-
ry bark, 15 Ib; nice sundried
apples, 10c lb. del, in 10 lb. lots.

DeWitt White, eae Oy i

Box 27.

Large Japan walnuts, 12 tb:
large seedling . pecans, 16c_ Ib.
and postage. Mrs. Eliza Brown,
Bowdon, R 4, Clo Mrs. S. E. Ov-
erton.

Red and Green Hot pepper, s
20c gal. Mrs. M. M. Sips
Waverly Hall. Mae

Black walnut MEATS, i6e
pieces, sifted, 25c Ib. not pos
ao Money orders only. Mrs. ;

. Cheek, Rhine, R 1,

ae cap. feed sacks, 5c ea. Exe.
for syrup, dried apples, black
walnuts, or butter-beans, J.
Kingston, Atlanta, Rea co

Yellow root, wild cherry bark,
10c lb. and postage. Mrs. Je
Fox, Due, Ga... 5



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want white or Eng. walnuts,
also. chestnuts. Quote cheapest
prices. Dora mae Rockmart, RD
2.

Exe. 12 Ibs. nice yellow onions
for pecans or white feed sacks:
3 lbs. for 1 lb. pecans. Must be
large, good pecans. Mrs. Stella
Fairmount, R ao



Tobacco For Sale



Select wore long dark leaf to-
cco for chewing, 10 lbs. $1
J, in Ga. Dan Gray, Uvalda.

Good, bright leaf, flue cured
bacco, 14 lbs. $1 del. or exc.

ewing, 10 Ibs. 60c; smoking, 10
bs. 50c. Sweet or string flavor.
. S. White, Alma.

Good, old home-made tobacco,

, aged and mellow,
well pressed, ready to use, good
avor, 10 lbs. 60c. Miss deem
ean, Coffee.

Barn or flue cured 1931 crop
ene, Bright and Red Leaf tobac-
azed and mellow, well press-
' ready for use. 10 Ibs, 60c. D.
williams, Mershon.

Flue cured tobacco, aged mel-

dark red leaf or light red,

3 crop; well pressed, ready to

e, 14 lbs. $1 postpaid. Sat.

ar. J. G. Medders, Alma.

ellow or dark red, flue cur-

tobacco, 5c Ib. collect, or 8c

ib. prepaid. G. T. wens Al-
Tos

od, home-made tobacco, flue

d, chew or smoke, 15 lbs. $1

|. Also tobacco seed; lemon

ow; seed to sow 300 yard bed,

del. Dan A. Campbell, Bax-
arate

ue cured tobacco, 8 and 10c

). Exe. Jad dried psi lb. for

od, old home-made, barn
cured Red and strong tobacco,
s. $1 or 20c Ib. Postage paid

1 $1 orders in 2nd zone. An-
w Stewart, Talking Rock, R

ood, flue cured tobacco, also
ade cured, 10c and 8c lb. FOB.

% Oscar Hamilton, Vidalia,



VSced Wanted



zc. white velvet okra seed

20c lb. for a kind of vege-
uble seed. Mrs. H. G. Yeomans,
ollins.

EXc. 2 - 300 lbs. Texas Crow-



Georgia Products
; For Sale



EANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

1 gal Early Eng. peas. Make
est offer. Mrs. H. W. Bryson,
ome, R 3.

15 or 20 bu. Purple Hull peas,
c bu. or exc. for oats. Ea. party
ay del. chgs. D. W. McCollum,

yer; running okra seed, 2 doz.
Oe del; Apricot and May cherry
ees, 3 - 6 ft. 50c doz. Alva
kinner, Gainesville, iy 5.
Cream sugar crowders, clean
nd sound, 5c del. in Ga. Exc,
ome for dried peaches or onions,
Mrs. on Garrett, Cumming, R

SOreani crowder peas, 5c lb. few
ored bunch butter-beans, 10c

Tb. Add postage. C. H. Gand,

owdon, R. 4.

lady peas, 3 bu. at 6c Ib. 3

u. black-eyed, 4c Ib. All sound

FOB. . V. Loudermilk,

Bi Fea) A,
Blue 5 aoe tao



Alt R 2.

Georgia Products
For Sale

$1.50
Locust

1 bu. Brown Crowders,
FOB. W. R. Chasteen, |
Grove.

Pure Cream Crowder peas, 60c
pk. $2 bu; Brandywine straw-
berry plants, 50c C. $3 M; Bur-
banks thornless blackberry, 50c
doz. McDonald blackberry, $1 C.
B. J. Pike, Mauk.

Austrian winter peas, 98-97, 1
to 4 sk 100 lbs. each, $4.25; 5 sk.
and over, .$4 FOB here. Lee
Blackwell, Calhoun.

White, brown-eyed, Cream
Crowders and Brown Ripper
peas, all good -table peas, 5c Ib.
in 10 lb. lots. Postpaid to 2nd
zone. No stamps or chks. Exc.
for cotton seed. P. D. Wilmot,
Carnesville, R 1.

2 cars sound dry 1932 crop Vel-
vet beans, $5 ton, FOB. D. W.
Knight, Dexter.

150 bu. Iron and Brabham

peas, 1932 crop, 90c bu. W. L.

Renfroe, Wellston.

3 bu. little white mush peas,
pure, bright and clean, 80c pk.
$1.55 per half bu. $3 bu. No exc.
Sat. guar: W. L. Wilson, Sparta.

Black-eyed peas. sound and
recleaned, for table use, $1.25 bu.
FOB. V. Bramhold, Mt. Airy.

a

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Cuban, weevil proof seed corn.
Limited amount. More forage
than Ensilage corn. W. B. Smith,
Woodstock, R 2.

Hastings seed corn, pure, pro-
lific, 90c bu. Add postage, O. A.
Walls, Roopville, R 3.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE

75 bu. Ruckers latest improv-
ed cotton seed. Ist yr. from
Orig. Roll cleaned at Gin. 40c bu.
$1.30 per 100 lbs. T. B. Delling-
er, Maxeys.



FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Hickory smoked country sau-
sage, 5 lbs. $1 del. Mrs. B. W.
Waller, Morven.

Pure, country pork sausage,

:}15 lb. FOB. Will ship COD. C.)

H. Willis, Tifton, 110 5th St.



FRUIT FOR SALE

2 bu. large, nice crabapples, $1
bu. Exp. collect, or $1.25 del. Exp.
Mrs. Dora Miller, Palmetto, 5 2,
Box. 122.

, Nice sundried apples, 10c Ib.
del; peaches, 15c lb. cel. Mrs.
Lelar Phillips, Royston, R 1, Box
39.

Nice, sundried apples, free from
peeling and core, 10c Ib. del. Mrs.
Ethel Mooney, Quill,

Fancy boxed Terry apples,. $1. ~
25 FOB; $1.75 Exp. prepaid in
Ga. Also loose Terry apples. to

|load truck; tree run, 50 to 65c..

Money order for shipped Bp IES:
R. D. Massee, Tiger.

New dried apples, 10 lb. shell-
ed pop corn, 8c tb. 1 qt. clean
Brimmer, Marelobe tomato seed,
mixed, $1, not del. Mrs. G. M.
Foster, Carrollton, Rt 7.

Nice, bright dried apples, free

|of worms, 300 or 400 lbs. 10c Ib.

del. Also 2 White Wyandotte
capons, nice and fat. $2.50 ea.
FOB. Mrs. C. J. Whitaker, East
Ellijay...

15. Ibs. nice, dried peaches, $1.-
50; strawberry. plants, 10c C. in
1 M lots; less Its, 20c C. 1932

shade .dried sage, 50c Ib. Cash

with order. Mrs. W. = ae

(| O. B: ie eae

- MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products

For Sale

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

Pure Ext. honey No. 2 grade,
2 10 Ib. pails, postpaid, $1.75; 1
10 lb. postpaid, $1. Sev. 50 gal.
bbls. price on request. John A.
Crummey, Doctortown. -

blend, 5 lbs. 75; 10 lbs. $1.40
del. Exc. for strawberry plants,
seed oats, Reg. P. C. pigs. D. F.
Thomas, Odum.



- PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALX

Nice large size seedling pecans,
10c lb. Exe. for apples, dried ap-
ples, or black-eyed peas. Mrs.
Edyth Deen, Baxley, R 4.

Large dry papershell pecans,
25 lb. also black walnuts, huled,
5c Ib. All del. in 5 Ib. lots, or
more. Johnnie Norman, Rich-
land, R. 5, Box 71.

6 tons'small white Spanish
peanuts. Make best off FOB. J.
T. Sidwell, Apalachee, Ga, Mor-
gan County.

Imp. white Spanish ants,
large kind for seed and roasting,
40c pk. postpaid in Ga. J. H. Da-
vis, Milledgevile, R 5.

Extra large Stuarts and Schley
pecans, 25c Ib. del. No orders less
than 4 lbs. Sat. guar. Arthur Hi.
Meyer, Winterville.

100 Ibs. new crop Nelson pe-
cans, very large, well filled, 18c
lb. FOB. Mrs. A. S. Callaway,
Hogansville, R 3.

Good, Stuart pecans, 20c Ib.
Mobile and Tesche, 15cc Ib. in
100 lb. lots and up. All FOB. 20
and 25c Ib, del. in small quan-
tities. C. G. Oliver, Barnesville,
2.

50 Ibs. new crop Stuarts and
Schleys, large and well filed,
25 lb. FOB. Chas. Callaway,
Hogansville.

Large Stuarts, 20c lb. FOB.
Arthur Owen, Barnesville.

Good quality No. Ga. grown
Stuart pecans, 25c Ib. or will del.
by parcel post 5 lbs. anywhere

Getzen, Pendergrass.

1932 crop large Stuart pecans,
20c lb. in.5 and 10 Ib. lots; 50-100

50c Ib. broken pieces, 35c lb. Mrs.
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Rt.

5 bu. imp. seed Spanish pea-
nuts, hand picked, 2 - 4 in hull,
6c lIb.\ Not less than 12 1-2 Ibs.
sold. Add postage. No stamps.
Exc. for papershell pecans. Eb-
bin Denham, Madison, R 2.

/ 20 Ibs. large pecans, sound,
25c Ib. del; 2 tons velvet beans,
$8 ton at my place. W. L. Ed-
wards, Ellaville, R 3, Box 71.

Large papershell Stuarts, 1932
crop, fine flavor, 25c Ib. Plus
postage. Miss Venice Anderson,
Chipley, R 2.

No.

11-2 Ib; also 36 Parks str. B.
R. pullets with 3 roosters free,
85c. ea. And 560 Ibs. Schley pe-
cans, 25 lb. W. S. Norton, Ed-
ison. .
Runner peanuts, 100 lbs. $1.50;
$29 ton. Country cured hams, 15
lb. Shoulders, 10 Ib. Check with
order, G. D. Fain, Edison.

Shelled pecan halves, 35c. ib.
Cash with order, . Kirby Lewis,
Vienna.

Nice, large Stuart and. other
var. pecans, 15c Ib. .also Reg.

Poultry houses, for sale or enn.



New ext. honey, White Clove]

in Ist or 2nd zone for $1. J. H.]

Ib. lots, 15 1b. Shelled in halves,

lea, 40c gal;
1 N. C. Runner peanuts,

Jersey cows, and Trap-nests for



Georgia Products :

For Sale

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE

May cherry trees, 3 for 30c;
walnut bushes, 2 for 25c. Also R.
I. Red cockerels, $1.25 each.
John Wilson, Ellijay, R 3, Box
46.

Old fashioned yellow plum
trees, 25c ea. 5 for $1. Limited
supply. Money orders only, Mrs.
Sarah Swearingen, Vienna, R 2.

State insp. true to name apple
and peach trees, all leading
var. 10c to 15c. Grape vines, 3
yrs. 10c; Progressive and Klon-
dike, 50c C. Premier, $1 C. W.
H, Alexander, Cleveland.

12 apple trees, 3 of a_ kind,
from early until late, 1 yr. old,
$1; 2 yrs. old, $2; with grape
vine free with/ ea. $1 order, all
del. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Seedling peach trees, this yrs.
growth; red raspberry plants,
20c doz. ea and May cherry
sprouts with ea. doz. Add post-
age on small orders. Mrs. W. H.
Anderson, Murrayville, R 1.

Limbertwig (or cider) apple
trees, for sale or exc. for pecan
trees or peanuts. Mrs. W. A.
Cooper, Bowdon, Star Rt.

All lead. var., apple trees, 3 ft.
10c; Everbearing, Klondike
strawberry plants, 50c C. Also
Concord and Niagara grape vines
3 yrs. old. Gov. insp. Postpaid.
C. M. Alexander, Cleveland.

' State insp. budded pecan trees

lead. var. all sizes, for sale or
exc. Write for bargain prices. F.
C. Geiger Flintside.

2-3 yr. old apple and peach
trees, 15c; 2 yr. Concord. and
Grape vine, 10c; pear and cher-
ry, 35c; Missionary and Klondike
strawberry, 50c C. $3.50 M. L. C.
Head, Cleveland.

Quince trees, Damson plums,
20c ea. 6 for $1; May cherry, 10c
ea. 12 for $1; Everbearing straw-
berry plants, $2 M. Mrs. L. D.
Spriggs, Rockmart, R 2.

Concord grape vines, 50c_ C.
cuttings (ones that dont live re-
placed at half price) Cash or exc
for Leaf chewing tobacco, or any
thing can use on farm. Y. M:
Anderson, Williamson.



POTATOES FOR SALE

5 bu. Portorican potatoes, 60
Ibs. to bu. 35c bu. or xc. for 6
B. R. pullets. Will pay express
for chickens. Fine potatoes for
table use. Write. C. L. Holland,
Munnerlyn, R 1, Box 57.

P. R. potatoes, 25c bu. up to
100 at 30c bu. Dave Jarrels, Col-
lins,



SYRUP FOR SALE

Best quality heavy sugar cane

Syrup in 35 val. bbls. $8.75 each;

61 gal. bbls. $15 each; 6 gal.
cans,. $2.40. Guar. C. W. O. J.
E Patrick, Quitman. R 1.

A-1 pure Ga. cane syrup, 35
gal new bbls. 30c gal. Cans, gal.
half gal. cans, 45c
gal. All FOB. Climax and Whig-
ham. W. U. J. Draughon, Cli-
max.

/Good sorghum syrup in half
and gal. cans, 40c gal. in 25 gal.
lots or more. Also Texas pecans,
$7 per 100. Ibs. or 100 Ih. Mrs. G.
H. Hayes, Flippen.

No. 1 Ga. Cane syrup in new
35 gal. bbls. New: crop. $10 per
bbl. in 5 bbl.-lots. Less 5 bbl.
$10.50 .per bbl. All FOB, H. R.

. Zipperer, Marlow.

No. 1 pure Ga. Cane syrup, 6
No. 10s, $2.40; Velvet beans in
pod, $5 ton. Send sacks or
trucks. White shelled corn, 40c.

(Mrs. Intla B. Nain Millan. eee



Thursday, December 1,

Georgia Product
For Sale >

gal. FOB; No. 5 cans, 12 to
$2.40; No. 10, 6 to cs. $2.40 F
J. H. Muggridge, Cairo,



VEGETABLES FOR SALE

1 acre collards and 1 of
nips, ready for trucks, by bund
or patch. 3 miles Forsyth on
dian Springs Road. W. H. E
man, Forsyth. at

Nice, young Yellow Gl
White Eff and Purple Top 1
nip greens, ready for trucks,
tender collard greens, 35c_
doz. bunches, at my farm,
Warnock, Towns.



Georgia Products
Wanted



BEANS AND PEAS WANT

Want to buy all var. new
Crowder peas, Dblack- ae
Browns, Blue Goose, black or
ders, etc., also lady peas.
prices. T. N. Smith, Tennille.

Want old time half run
garden beans, tender, also ol
time cornfield bean seed, le

-R 2, Box 47.



CORN AND SEED CORD

WANTED

Want 500 bu. corn at mar
price, del., near Lizella or Ma-
con. . P. Temple, Lizella, R 1.

Want 200 bu. yood sli
shuck corn at 35c bu. d
barn. E. B. Hinely, Rincon.

Want corn. Must be cheap for
cash. Give best price on 100
lots. Mrs. J. S. Davis, Fairfa

Want to buy 100 bu. she
corn. Make best price. S
Dryden, Hoboken

Want 200 bu. good, sound 1
ing corn. Give best price at
barn for del. C. D. Stewart,
chanan.

Want 125 bu. slipped | sh
1932. crop corn del. my ob
cheap. Write best price at 0
Miss Ruby Reynolds, May!
ies

Quote price on white sh
corn, at Wrens, Ga. in 100
lots up, F. L. Norton, Wrens.



FRUIT WANTED

Exc, Cream Crowder
hand shelled, free from t
for dried apples, 15 lbs. peas
10 Ibs. apples. Ea. pay pos
Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon,

Exc. pecans, paper shel
crop, med. size for nice, pe
bright apples. Lb. for lb. Ea.
postage. E. L. Upchurch, -
cust Grove. ~



PECANS AND PEANU
-WANTED

Exc. 30 lbs. black-eyed pea
colored peas for papershell
cans, Lb. for Jb. Write or
sample. Ea. pay postage. Mint
Lee Murphy, Felton. |

Highest cash prices paid |
seedling and papershell pe
any quantity. Geo. Pr.
Columbus, Box 1160. .

Want bright, new Jumbo
nuts and med. size paper
pecans. Exc. W. cabbage ps
white, 100 lb. feed are !
cornfied beans and May ~
peas. Lester Kerlin, ror

PECAN AND OTHER FB

TREES WANTED

Want pecan trees. also
pear trees, Write what |
and oe B. F. wie




Poultry Wanted ae



| from page two)
H. Purvin, Helena,

IGEONS
jigeons, fine birds
ock. Racers and meat
; ead Decatur, 229

Z Dublin, Rss



they are mostly noted for, mar-
ket or layers, also price on stock
A _ Cooper,

and eggs. Mrs, C.



CORNISH

erels, Bull Dos type, Pea Comb.
A. L. Moss, Alto.



selected pairs of
breeding purposes

descendants from Mr,

Virzinia;
ptivity for 12 yrs
cers egg production.

or. Milledgeville.
of $7.60 per pair

for breeders: Place
an immediate del.
igh, _Thomasville,



LEGHORNS
Want 50 W. L. pullets, Feb.
Mar. hatch. No culls: Prefer Ene,

reasonable. Mrs. B. I. Sprayber- |
ry, Powder Springs, RED.

WYANDOTTES -

Want 2 thoroughbred S. L. Wy-
andotte cockerels, Feb. or March
1932 hatch, from well culled
flock. Will exc. for same breed
and strain. Miss lLyda Gibbs,
Dyaldg.

ROCKS OR REDS :
Want 5 Rock or Red hens, Exc
good value. Write. Mrs. J. O.



.| Ross, Tifton, R 3.

rooster, $9, or exc.
turkey hens, or 1
_C. L. Smith, El-
UINEAS, DUCKS,
2C. FOR SALE

dian Runner ducks.
hatching eggs, $1
ison, Fitzgerald.

B. turkeys, | March

rio; shipped collect;
ne Toulouse geese,

ped collect. Fine for
ie Ps Ee Thomas;

k vacinated, $7 a $10
Lee, Red Oak.
. bkooded turkeys,
propagation purpose,

pen range; large,

Gobblers, $7.59
i $19 trio. Early
.E. G. Steadman,

jant Bronze, 2 yrs.
nd 25 lbs. $10 ea.
tch toms, $12 ea.
; also C. W. cab-
Sc M 5M up 50c
is, Cumming.
ed fawn and white
er ducks, 1 drake,
J. R, Gardner; Lo-

v. wt. 18 lbs. Hens,
0 to 40 at maturity.
kes, Cochran, R 2.
acy White Chinese

ughbred, $2.50. A-

Ringgold, R= 1.
Guinea roos'er, 50c

B. Lynch, Brooks.

n White Pekin
2 drakes, $1 ea. $4
OB; 18 R. I, Red
FOR. Fritz Rovers,

alte, pure bred Em-
ll feathered and
4 pure bred W
ucks and. drake,
rder only. ' Mrs.

White Muscovey

Tio. Lawson Peter-

Wyandottes. April
ct from Booth, $1
Orders only. Mrs.
padon, Dawson, R

an Mixon, Ocil-

Exc. good: 8 yr. old mule, val-
ue, $80 or a horse, value, $60 or}

|a cow for R. I. Red or Barred

Rock pullets, 1932 hatch. Write.
Mrs. GuM. Thorabit, Peck.

Baby Chicks For Sale



tested flocks only. Every chick
guar. from pure bred flocks. $7.-
50 C. Reds, Rocks and White
Leghorns. Charlie F. Wiehrs,
Savannah, 745 East 35th St.
Baby chicks from Officially
bloodtested flocks, ready for
shipment Tuesdays. Barred and}
White Rocks, Reds, Wyandoties,
$7.05C. Add 25 less than 100
lots. J. Claude Epting, Savan-}
nah, 312 W. Bay St.
Custom hatching, Can take
care of 90. doz. eggs at ea, set-

15 doz. or more. Ben H. Rodgers,
Conyers, R 2.

Purebred: B. Ri Reds. Bng,
Leghorns, from well selected
flocks, $5.75 C; heavy assorted,
$4.95 C; lots less than 100, add
le per chick. Prepaid. Live del.
A. H. Fechtel, Waycross.

Livable chicks from culled,
Officially bloodtested Outstand-
ing flocks of Reds, Barred Rocks,
W. Rocks, Leghorns, Buff Orp.,
and Australorps. J. H. Wood,
Athens, Box B.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want some baby chicks to
raise on 50-50 basis. Start Dec.
15 or little later; also want to
rent 2 mules for making 1932
crop. Ralph Glenn, Gray, R 2.

er 75 Leghorn pullets in exc. for
zood work mule, or will sell mule
for $35 cash. D. E. Lively, Talla-
poosa.

_Want to raise on shares 15 or
20 M chicks, Reds and Rocks,
Beginning February Ist,
Party to furnish feed and ey-
erything, and I do all work, or
will work for salary. Write W.
L. Waldrep. Buena Vista, R Be

Live Stock For Gale:

CATTLE FOR SALE |

14 mos. old male cow, worth
$13. Sell or exch. W. H. Gib-
son, Lithonia, R.2. -

3 1M lb. bulls, fat, $25 ea. at
barn. I. G. Thompson, Summit.

Cow, gives milk every day in
the year. Big and fat, make fine
bBeef. $35 at home; $40 to pay
express che. if shipped. Write or
see. James Porter, Maysville,





| Box 364, Homer St.

Fine Jersey cow that has young
calf, cheap or exe. for horse mule
young hens or pullets of large
breed. William Weeks, Harlem:

Want Cornish 1932 latch cock- |

sr. from good layers. Must be}

Baby ioe from State blood- ih

ting, at 2 1-2 per egg in lots of

Want 600 heavy breed chicks

1933.

rae Stock Fo or Bale

Positions Wanted

Fe arm Help Wanted



o $2.50. Write for prices on lar-
ger quantities. Want. capet grass
seed. W. J. Batgeron, Sardis.

Duroc Jersey pigs, 7-8 mos.
old, wt. 150 to 165 lbs. Cholera
immune. Reg. in buyers name,
.8c lb. Kudzu plants, $10, M. L.
PM. Kennedy, Collins,

Duroc Jersey shoats,
}Ibs. each, $7 each; 1 1-2 yr. old
Male, $18. All reg. in buyers
name. G. Collins, Cobbtown.
6 P. C. and Guinea pigs, 2 mos.
old, $3 ea. $5 pr.; thoroughbred
P. C. pigs, 2 mos. old, $3.50 ea.
| $6.50 pr. Miss Kate Lancaster,
Sylvester.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE

1 good horse mule, 12 yrs. old,

wt. 1M lbs. work anywhere, sound

$40. or exc. for good Ribbon



Cane syrup at market price, and

-hogs. E. B. Holt, Fayetteville.

Horse mule, wt. 950 lbs. 10 yrs.

old, Bay. Gentle, work any-
where. Guar. $100; also pure
Chin. Gray rabbits, 2 yrs. old,
$2.50 pr. Add FRT. Miss M. E.
Adams, Marietta, R 3.

2 plug mules, sound and good

| workers. $35 and: $40 each. Cash.
No trade.

Austin, Adams, East
Atlanta, 455 East Side Ave.

RABBITS FOR SALE.
6 Chin. 1 reg. doe, all rest with
ped. papers; grown and healthy.



$6, FOB; trio N. Z. Whites, $2.50 |

HOB? Wi aR: Thompson, Law-
renceville, R 1.

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE



2 kid goats, about 5 mos. old.

Nannie and billy. Located at Dr.
Howards Farm just off Virginia
Ave., near Candler Field; ask for
P:; W. Wills, Jr., College Park,
Ca,

Pure Toggenburg milk goats,

fresh in for sale or exc. for pure
bred Jersey heifers, pullets or
pigs. J. W. Melson, Raymond,
Milk goats, milking and bred
does, young buck, also Belgium

-and Chin. rabbits, bred does and

buck. Sell or exc. for Leghorn
hens, corn, or oats. Edwin Simp-
son, Atlanta, 695 Paynes Ave.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED
Want good milch cow for her
feed, or reasonable rent. Giving
not less than 2 gal. of milk per |
day, within 25 miles Dudley. sh.
W. Manning, Dudley.
Want Jersey or





Guernsey

young cow, giving 6 gal. milk, 1

pound butter per day. Exc. corn,
hay, hogs, White or Barred Rock
zhickens. Write. Cary Jordan,
Manassas. i

Exc. few good oats at 45c bu.
for calves or pigs; white peas at
$1.25 bu; also bred sow, $7.75.
Exc. mule for $37 value or cash,
I. L. Wright, Yatesville.

Want reg. Holstein or Jersey
milch cow. W. P. Ballard, At-
lanta, 365 Central Ave.

HORSES & MULES WANTED
Want mare mule, wt. around
1M lbs. Exc. good mileh cow
and pay difference, or exc. 1
Stump, Puller. Frank Harris,
Baxley, R 2.



Exc. corn or peavine hay for:

a young, gentle Shetland pony
at. once. ee pay cash if very
cheap. Dr. W. A. Fuqua, cia!
Agt., Blakely.

HOGS WANTED
Exc. peas for pigs; mixed peas,
2 bu. for 1 pig, 6 - 8 wks. old;
large Brabs, pure, 1 1-2 bu. for
1 pig. No runts. Black or S. P.
GC. preferred. Write first. Geo. B.
Daniel,. Griffin.

Positions Wanted _







HOGS FOR SALE
Reg. Essex hogs, cholera im-



= in 100 tb. lots;

muned; No. 1 can igi ed



. Want 3 horse farm, good land,
good stock, good tools; near good

school and one with truth-

1, honest, sober man (no uae

90-100

on halves. Need 2 houses and
good water. D. W. Davis, Win-

POOL, byl)

Want to look after cows, hogs,
poultry, or to oversee a farm.
Can give ref. and have exp. in
all. J. . Ethridge, Forsyth, R
1.

Man and wife want, job on
farm: Familiar with all kinds of
farm work, also automobile ma-
chinery, etc. Small salary and
board, or portion of crop. Henry
Hancock, Crawfordville, Care
Gen. Del.

Want smail farm and look af-
ter some forest land. Good ref
and about 10 yrs. exp. J. B. Scott

-|Jr., Graham.

Want job as caretaker of coun-

try place, or will take on 50-50

basis, Prefer near Coast, 8 yrs
exp. and ref. J. H. Lord, Gra-
ham.

Exp. farmer and wife
place on farm. Understand both
trucking or general farming.
Over 30 yrs. exp. Can furnish
self. Small standing rent pre-
ferred. J. R. Pritchepp, Atlanta,
591 Kelley St. SE.

Want small farm of about 15-

25 acres. Must have good fence
and house. So. Ga. preferred.
Standing rent. C. B. Thomas,
Vidalia, R 1.

Want job in dairy for part sal-
ary and make crop on shares
Exp, and best of ref. P. C. Reid
Bremen.

Want place on farm for board,
clothes and small wages until
time to make crop, then 2 horse
farm for1933. 6 in family, all
good workers. Martha Horton,
Alapaha, R. 1.

21 yr. old man with wife and
baby wants farm on halves, or
for wages, or on dairy. Willing
worker; no bad habits, Lynn
Crook, Lincolnton, R 5.

Single, young man, strong,
healthy man, well exp. want
wage job for 1933, $6 per mo,
board and laundry. Good ref. J.
W. Cordell, Moultrie, R 4.

Honest, hard working man,
well exp. in farming wants farm
or work by day or month; 30-35
A. to tend on halves. Wife and

{self worked 50 A. last yr. Have.
jto be moved and furnished rea-

sonable amt. to make crop. M.
J. Jones, Byron, R 3.

20 yr. old man wants job. Can
drive car, tractor and_ trucks,
etc. and can keep them in re-
pair. Work for board and small
salary. Grover Ivie, Cedartown,
Rea

2 brothers, 14 and 12 yrs. of
age, want a home on farm, live
as one of family with good
Christian people; have clothes
furnished and be sent to school,
for what they can do around
farm. Write: Mrs. Donaldson,
Savannah, 803 East Park Ave.

22. yr. old man with wife and
baby want a light 1 horse crop
on 50-50 basis. Have to be mov-
ed and furnished about $5 per
mo. Write, or see. Marvin T.
Reynolds; Winder, R 1.

24 yr. old man. with family
wants 1 horse crop or will work
for wages. Write or See. ae
Bremer, Winder, R 1, C-o We
Reynolds.

F arm Land eae

To dirt farmer who can fur-
nish self and his labor during





11933, an advantageous offer can

be made for 3 or 4 horse farm
near Savannah. Call or write. E.
L. Bergstrom, . Macon, Care
Dempsey Hotel.

Can give good, permanent
home to middleaged colored cou-
ple without children. Must be
farm reared, and healthy work-
ers. Write. J. W. Neal, Rossville.

Want good farmer on 3rd and
4ths. Good land, good bldgs., 5
room house, pasture, fruit, wood;
near good school. Guy Osborne,



Clermont, R 1. Cea

want

land and pasture;



fley.

Want good farmer for 202 1-2
A. farm 65 A. in cultivation. 7
rcom house, 3 good tenant hous-
es. Shares or standing rent. Par-
ty to furnish self. C. L. Paes
Atlanta, 820 Lee St., SW...

Want boy 18 to 25 yrs. old, to
live as one of family and hel
with farm work. No bad habit
decent. Like to hear as soon
possible. C. F. Bennett, Odum
RED 2: ;

For stanaing rent: 8 room
house, on Geisler plantation on
Athens Highway, 2 miles Greens-
boro, with 9 hurse farm, tended
this yr., and 3 tenant houses.
Fresh, strong land. Bus to schools
Also,sev. smaller farms on place.
R. Geisler, Atlanta, P. O, Soe:
861. -

Want a reliable white boy, 2
to 15 yrs. of age, to live as one

Must be good boy without bad
habits. G. W. Wright, Syiventes :
Red: St

Want sober, reliable, honest
white man, 45-50 yrs. old, single
preferred, to live as one of fam
ily with man and wife, and rrn
a 1 horse farm in 1933 for part
of crop. But come before Xmas.
Write at once. Henry Pyle, Ta, ;
botton, R 4.. :

Want good farmer for 1 or 2
horse farm, Must be able to fur-
nish self and have the mule to
cultivate farm. Have 5 roo
house, deep well, barns, outhous-
es and pasture; convenient t
school. H. S. Harper, Albany.

Want man or boy, 19 to 45 yrs.
of age to work on farm for bal
this and for next yr. Live as one
of family, board, clothes and
washing furnished until Septem-
ber, then will pay up at rate of
$5.00 month. Write before com
ing. W. E. Nobles, Baxley, R 4.

Want man for farm work, $1
per week, board and laundiy. B.
F. Purcell, Pooler,

Want to hear from good, smart
laboring man who does not
smoke, or have other bad hab-
its, who is a willing. worker, for
farm or turpentine for small
wage. G. F. Sutton, Lyons.

Have a big 2 horse farm for
8rd and 4ths, man able to fi-
nance self and move self. Good
near school
and church. Good house. 5. iH.
Hardeman, Stone Mtn., R 2.:

Want reliable colored man and
wife, without children to work
on farm. Must be healthy, about
middleaged and have been vaised
on farm, Write. J. W. Bee
Rossville, R 1.

Want good farmer for good 2
horse farm, 2 1-2 miles of sta-
tion; good sehool and church.
Make best offer, standing rent,
or so much cotton. Good pas-
ture with place. Walter Harper,
Osierfield.

Large or small farm to par-
ties who can run themselves.
Share crop Ideal for poultry,
hogs and ctws; conveniently lo-
cated. E. H. Robertson, Guyton. ,

Plants For Sale

Frost proof cabbage, Ga. Blue
Stem collard, yellow and white,
also Crystal Wax Bermuda on-
ion plants, 500, 638c; 75 M by
mail; by exnress, 2M to crate,
$1.20; 5M up, 50c M. G. WwW.
Coleman, Tifton,

Klondike, Missionary and. Lady
T; strawberry plants, $1.60 M,
del. in Ga. $1.75 other States.
Money order. Guy Taylor, Mer
con; R. .

Big red (very best kind) sty
berry plants, now ready, 30c for
50 plants. Add postage. Mrs. Ar-
thur Pecny, Bartow, R 4.

Missionary and Klondike
strawberry plants, $2 M. Mrs. C.
R. Morgan, Vienna.

BE, J., Chas. W. cabbage plants
50c M, FOB. fees 2 Stone, Bax- :







PAGE TWELVE

SPECIAL NOTICES |



Seed For Sale

__arnen sunuersn
Tobacco For Sale



OF INTEREST TO FARMERS

IN GENERAL:

Booklet on farming, 35 yrs.
exp inow to make 3 bales cotton
to acre; how I made cotton in
1932 at cost of $3.25 per baie;
how to keep weevils out of seed

- beans: stop pulleys across field

oh

sii

once started. Mailed prepaid for
80c copy. J. P. White, Bowers-
vile.



A CORRECTION



POULTRY WANTED
Want to hear from parties
having TURKENS (Spencer
Wonder Birds) for sale. Alse
have 12 bantam hens and 2
roosters, $475, T. M. Whitworth,
Atlanta, 276 Alaska Ave.

DEER SKINS DRESSED
Deer skins dressed with or
without the hair on at $1 per
a I. S. Brewton, Blackshear,





CORRECTIONS



FARM LAND FOR SALE
' Grist mil] and 25 acres land,
1 dwelling, on paved road, three
miles of town of 18,000 people,
$1,500.00; also 60 acres and 2
million ft. fine saw timber. Bar-
gain. A. B, Wood, Griffin.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE
- Anthony Waterer spirea, 25c;
purple wisavia, 20c; extra heav-
ily rooted; single, blue hyacinths,
40c doz. bulbs; snowdrops, 10c;
purple lilac, 25c; January = Jas-
mine, 15c. Orders, 50c postpaid.
of R. P. Steinheimer, Woolsey
ule

EO FARMERS AND DAIRY-
7 MEN ONLY
' Machinery repaired at. reduc-
ed prices. Expert on engines, gas
or crude oil, water systems, light
lants, refrigeration and other
darm machinery. Will accept
farm products in payment if de-
sired. Price and service guaran-
teed. B. F. Roberts, Atlanta, 607
Lee St. S.W. Telephone Ra-5596.

- Plants For Sale

. Klondike strawberry plants,
30c C; $150 M. E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage, 200, 25c; 90c M_ del.
Money order preferred. Delphus
Frost, Helena.

_ Cabbage plants, 60c M; white,
yellow Bermuda onion, $1.00 M;
collard, 60c M. Colla*d,. Mustard,







Purple Top White Globe, turnip

seed, 35c lb. Cabbage, tomato, $1
lb. W. W. Williams, Quitman.
Fall cabbage plants. now, rea-
ay, any quantity. Wakefield var.
40c M. Frank Carter, Coffee.

and Flat Dutch. First
plants ready, 75c M del.
Peacock, Coffee.

. Millions extra fine W. and
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, COD
50c M; Crystal Wax Bermuda
-onion, 75c M. Guar. sat. J. P.
McCook, Fitzgerald, R 4. ;
Millions extra fine W. cabbage
plants, COD, 50c M. Crystal Wax
Bermuda onion, 75c M; Guar.
sat. F. F, Stokes, Fitzgerald.

mh J. Chas. W.. Flat. Dutch
Cabbage plants, 25c, 200; 50c,
500; 75c M del. Now ready. H.
C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Raspberry and Himalaya
plants, well rooted, $1 doz. Exc.

class
J. H.

_ for white feed sacks. Add. post-

age. Miss Claudia Henderson,
Ellijay, R 3, Box 49.

- Missionary strawberry plants,
$1.25 M. Add postage. Money or-
der. Mrs. John R. Bailey, Hart-

well, R 2.

Seed For Sale

- Good, sound, fine Chufas, $1
pk. $3 bu. FOB; Cattail millet,
25c qt. del. Good, flue cured to-





bacco, 10c Ib. Exe. for white su- |

i cupful;

son, Roy.
Frost proof cabbage plants, W.|

gar crowder peas. I. T. Gamble,
Surrency, |R 2.

Frost proof Eng. peas, 25 Ib.
4 lbs. postpaid. Exc. for dried
fruit, or other value. Tall or Bush
var. Elliott Nabors, Hazlehurst,
Rel

Pimiento pepper seed, 50c Ib.
or exc. for choice Ga. Cane Sy-
rup pcaswheat seed oats or 2
bu. nest onions. Trade up to 100
Ibs. seed. O. C. Perdue, Yates-
ville.

Calif. multiplying beer seed,
10 good start prepaid; black
walnut bushes, (3) 1 - 2 yrs. old
25 ea. Sev. this yrs bushes, 15
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Sallie
Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Good. multiplying beer seed,
10c good start del. Also white
Pearl pop corn, shelled, 10c lb.
not postpaid. Mrs. Corinne
Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

White Bermuda onion sets,
15e qt. 2 ats. 25c; $3.25 bu. del.
parcel post. Mrs. Louise Hollo-
mon, Brooklyn.

1 1-2 bu. Seed Rice for sale
or exc. for equal value in any-
thing can use. Would like seed
pop corn. Mrs. E. Texas Good-
man, Ray City, R 2.

Imp. Calif. multiplying beer
seed, guar. 6c start, postpaid, also
pkt. of another seed free; large
head and Jap sunflower seed, 3c
pkt. J. M. Craton, Dallas, R 4,

Long pod velvet okra seed, 10c
large black walnuts,
hulled, 20 pk. 1-2 Ib. pimiento
pepper seed, 25c or exc. for large
var strawberry plants. Miss Clara
Adams, Haddock. Z us

Dill and gourd seed, 138c pkg.
2 pke., 25c; hot red pepper, dried,
30c gal. Spearmint plants, 35c
doz. All prepaid. No stamps. Mrs.
T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro.

White multiplying onions, ,30
gal. or exc. for white feed sacks.
free of holes. Add postage. Mrs.
Minnie Moss, Talking Rock, R 3.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Walnuts, 75c bu. dried and
hulled; tame hickory nuts, 50c
peck; large walnut MEATS,
clean, 40c Ib. P. P. Will exch.
Ernest Sanders, Felton.

also Perkins Ma. Long Green

okra seed, Extra early Eng. pea

seed, ea. 15c teacupful. Mrs. J.
G. Whitfield, Jasper, R 4.

lack walnut MEATS, new
crop, dried, clean and sifted, 35c
lb, del. Mrs. Nell Howington,
Commerce, R 2.

Jerusalem artichokes, large lots
80e bu. small quantities, 2c Ib.
FOB; rhubarb or pie plant, 6,
30c; 50c doz. 3 doz. $1; large
roots, 15c lb. del. Ira C. Ander-



Miscellaneous Wanted



Exc. good value for a dbl hick-
ory ox yoke and bows, to fit
1100 lb. steers. I. G. Thompson,
Summit.

Exc. white velvet okra seed for
white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. or
okra seed at 15c per pint, plus
postage; also nice, dried okra,
15c lb. and postage. Mrs. Lena
Post, Doraville, R 1.

Want 2 lbs. Black Horse or
Rattle Root, 2 lbs, sarsaparilla,
1 bu. black root, or culver root.
Quote prices in bulk. U. M. Mal-
icoat, Chickamauga, R 1, Box 36.



Tobacco For Sale ~



Good, old home-made _ tobac-
co, flue cured, aged ready for
use, 12 lbs. $1 prepaid. W .E.
Barber, Alma, R 3.

Good, flue cured tobacco, sweet
or strong, smoking or chewing,
10 lbs. 50c. V. C. Pope, Alma.

Good, old flue cured tobacco,
well pressed, sweet or strong, 10
lbs. 50c. Cash with order. W. F.
Pope, Alma, R 3.



Good, old home-made tobacco,

1 bu. hulled walnuts, 60c FOB; |/

chewing, 10 Ibs. 65c; smoking, 10
Ibs. 60c. Sweet or strong. Mrs.
B. EB. White, Alma.

Good, mellow, flue cured tobac-
co, 13) Ibs. $156 lbs. 50c. Pre-
paid to 8rd zone. Mrs. Lester
Lamm, Baxley, R 2.

Tobacco, barn or flue cured. A
brown, mellow grade, reacy to
chew or smoke, 13 Ibs. $1. del.
3rd zone. Olive Troupe, Baxley.

Good, flue cured tobacco, whole
leaf, 13 lbs. $1; 6 lbs, 50c, pre-
paid to 3rd zone. Alice Milikin,
Baxley.

Good, old home-made tobacco,
1931 crop, aged and mellow,
Bright or Red Leaf, pressed, rea-
dy to use, 12 lbs. $1 del. in Ga.
Dorothy Mae Harris, Mershon.

Good, old home-made tobacco,
1931 crop, aged and _ mellow,
Bright or Red Leaf, pressed, rea-
dy to use, 12 Ibs. $1 del. in Ga.
Bessie Mathis, Mershon.

Good, flue cured tobacco, well
pressed, and ready for use, Bright
and Red Leaf, 12 Ibs. $1 del. W.
M. Miles, Coffee.

Good, home-made _ tobacco,
ready to chew or smoke, 13 lbs.
$1. 7 lbs. 50c. Cash with order.
Postpaid. Mrs. Macy Tyre, Bax-
ley, R 4. :

Good, home made, flue cured
tobacco, aged and mellow, rea-
dy to chew, 12 Ibs. $1 del. 3rd
zone. W. W. Cothern, Coffee, R
ii

Genuine barn and flue cured
Bright Red. Leaf tobacco ready
for use, 12 Ibs. del. in Ga. $1.00.
H, G. Williams, Coffee.
Flue cured tobacco, smoking,
8c; chewing, 10c lb. Postpaid in
Ga. No order less 50c. Mrs. J. J.
Boatright, Rockingham.

Tobacco Wanted

Want 10-15 Ibs. best grade red





leaf smoking tobacco. Send sam-

ple and best price. A. F. Fergu-
son, Murrayville, R 1.

Want 15 Ibs. best grade red
leaf smoking tobacco. Exc. new

crop sugar crowder peas at 5c.

lb. Ea. pay postage. L. P. Wright,
LaGrange, 310 Ben Hill St...



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Willetts Wonder Frost Proof
Eng. peas, 20c lb. 7 Ibs. $1; 1 bu.
$6. Mrs. J. W. Clark, Gay.
5 to 10 bu. brown-eyed sugar
crowder peas (finest table pea)



for sale. Make best price at once.

M. W. C. Lynch, Blythe, R 1.
Box 31.

10 bu. red cow peas, 75c bu.
Guy Osborne, Clermont, R 1.

10 lbs. bunch Eng. garden peas
20c Ib. also 25 lbs, bunch butter
beans, 5 Ib. Mrs. Piety Forbes,
Brooklet. :

Field peas: Brabs, 65c; Irons,
60c; Specks, 55c; mixed, 50c. In
2 1-2 bu. bags. All 1932 crop;
Velvet beans in pod ,$7 ton in
car lots. All FOB. Cash with or-
der. BE. E. Jarrell, Butler.

Edison frost proof garden pea
seed, 6c lb. by the 100 lb. lot. Mrs.
W. D. Simons, Lakeland.

200 bu. each, Brabhams and
Irons, $1 bu. FOB. New crop,
Samples on request. Money or-
der or cashiers chk. R. F. Scar-
borough, Byron.

10 lbs. Willetts Wonder peas,
20c Ib. del. Exc. some for white
(without holes) feed sacks. Mrs.
R. P. Bannister, Ball Ground, R
1.

Red Speckled crowders, and
cream crowders, 5c lb. Not less
than 10 lbs. del. Little, white,
butter beans, 7 1-2c lb. 10 lbs.
del. for 65c. Gordon Rainwater,
Douglasville, R 2.

100 bu. Brabs, 60c; 25 bu. each
Whips and New Eras, ea. 50c bu.
All 1932 crop. Good 2 1-2. bu.



shipping sacks. J. H. Coleman,
Mitchell. a \

- Georgia Products
For Sale

Thursday, Decembe
Georgia Produ
For Sale



BUTTER FOR SALE

6 - 8 lbs. fresh table butter ea.

week in 1 or 1-2 lb. brick molds,
25c lb del; Nice peas, 8c del.
Clifford M. Parker, Talking Rock
3.
5 lbs fresh Jersey butter per
week, $1 del. 1 lb. 25c; butter-
milk fattened hens, 10c 1b. FOB.
Mrs. John M. Hurby, Lyerly.

Best country butter, 25c Ib. del.
3rd zone by parcel post. Mrs. J.
kK, Thornton, Screven.

4-6 lbs. firm Jersey butter ea
week. Cows T. B. tested. Every
lb. guar. 25c lb. del. Sample for
postage. Minnie W. Willis, Talk-
ing Rock, R 3.

2 - 4 lbs. table butter per week
Cows T. B. tested, 30c Ib. post-
paid. Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount.

5 lbs. fresh churned country

butter for $1 del. Exc. some for
eating apples or dried, at $1 bu.
or 10c lb. del. 1-2 Ib. for sample.
10c for postage. Mrs. J. B Cul-
Jars, Claxton, R 2.
_5 or 6 lbs. good, fresh butter
ea. week, del. Ist or 2nd zone at
25c lb. Cows T. B. tested. Mrs..
M. D. Kelley, Blaine.

8 or 10 lbs pure, fresh Jersey
butter ea. week, 20c lb. postpaid.
Shipped subject to approval. Mrs.
R. A. Montgomery, Bowdon, R 2.

6 or 8 lbs. nice, yellow butter
ea. week, 20c Ib. postpaid. Ship-
ned subject to approval. Mrs. P.
T. Eason, Bowdon, R 2.

Nice, fresh, firm Jersey butter
ea. week in pound brick molds,
3 lb. shipment, $1 del. Sat. guar.
Mis. P. W. Hyatt, (No address
given in Ad sent to Bulletin.)



COTTON SEED FOR SALE

75 bu pure Boll type Wanna-
maker cotton seed, 1931 crop,
Price on request. Exc. some for
good tobacco in leaf. B. F. Fa-
gan, Martin.



CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Imp. Piedmont seed corn, Wan-
namaker cotton seed, and Brab
wilt-proof cow peas, price right,
and will exc. for wheat, oats or
common corn. R. P. Steinheim-
er, Brooks.

Shelled corn in bags, 38c bu;
ear corn, car lots, or truck loads
35c bu. Meat hogs, 75 lbs. to 300
lbs. at 3 1-2c Ib. All FOB here.
F. L. Beasley, Reidsville. .

White shelled corn in bags, 40c
bu. home ground meal, 45c bu.
Ear corn in bulk, car loads, 35c
bu; velvet beans in pod, $8 ton
bulk car loads. R. B. Cleveland,
Omega.

1M bu. shelled corn in 2 bu.
sacks, del. anywhere. Make best
offer. S. P. McCard, Ashburn, ~



FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Home made pork sausage, smo-
ked and linked, 5 lbs. $1; but-
ter, pound prints, 5 Ibs. $1; large
soft shell pecans, 4 Ibs. $1. All
postpaid. Assorted of the 3 items
$1. J. W. Lang, Omega.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Dried pineapple pears for sale.
Will exc. for Black Minorca pul-
lets, March or April hatch. State
str. No culls. Mrs. York Webb,
Mottrie, R 1.





HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

White honey in comb, packed
in lard cans, 50 Ib. $3.75; new
sugar cane syrup, in 10 Ib. cans,
6 to cs. $2.50. Send chk. T. Jd.
Littlefield, Omega.

Excellent Grade Ext. honey,
10 lb. pail, $1.25 del; 5 Ib. T5c
del: No. 2 grade, 1 10 lb., $1. B

E. Sheppard, Savannah, 1222 E.

Henry St.
6 Bee Hives, bees in them, $6;

1 1-2 gal. honey in glass jars, wt.

21 1-2 Ibs. Strained honey, 12
1-2c Ib. Beeswax, 9 1-2 Ibs. 20c



tb. Mrs. V. A. Wheless, Arnolds-
{ville R 1, yee 8. a

POTATOES FOR
250 bu. P. RB. sweet:
for sale. Make offer. T,
land, Lyons, R 2.3
100 bu. P. R. potatoes
or exc. for 3 - 4 mos, ol
heifers, subject to reg,
potatoes for Bees. N, q
Tifton, R 2, Box 258,



PECANS AND PEAN
: FOR SALE
Fine pecans, 10-25 lb. 1
Ib; Schleys, 35c; Situa
Demans, 25c; Money
25e; Frotschers, 20c;
10c-15c; over 50 Ibs.
scale price. Z. D. Cray
Collector, Telfair Coun
Rae. a
White Spanish peanu
per 2 bu. bags, also pur
syrup, $10.50 per 35
gal. cans, $2.60. Malv:
Whigham. ee
15 or 20 Ibs. small thin
pecans for sale or exc. for
lbs. dried apples; also
can MEATS at 50c
Head, Blackshear, R 1
Schleys, new crop,
Ib. del. in Ga. No st
chks. Money order. H. S

45 nuts make a lb. New
lb. Add postage. Mrs, M
Floyd, Chipley, R 2.
Nice, shelled pecans, 1!
3 Ibs. $1 postpaid. Mo
Mrs. Callie Leggett, Bax
Pecan HALVES, 30c;
28c Ib. In any quantit
paid. Nelson Kea, Adria:
New Runner peanut
No shipment under 100
ple 10c. Albert F. Thorn
milla. a
2 bu. large red peanut
2 bu. red Spanish, 6c lb
picked, clean, not: del, J.
ford, Ball Ground.
Good, large, dark red |
hand picked, 30 to 100 Ibs.
100 Ibs. or more, 6 1-2e I
Money order. J. C. Vernon,

$2 del. in Ga. 1932 crop
Spanish peanuts, new cr
lots, $2.50; 500 Ibs. up,
Mrs. Wyman Bargeron, |

Stuarts, 25c Ib; large
20c; seedlings, 15c and i
Stuart pecan HALVES 60;
lings, 40c; broken meats, ot
del. 10 lb. lots. Mrs. |
Milledgeville.

Pecans, large Stuarts,
20c lb. Add postage;
hens, Bronze; 2 yrs. old 2
mos. old, $1.50 ea. 20
toms, $4. Mrs. G. J
Bremen, Box 102.

About 300 Ibs. choi
Frotscher pecans, 25 lb. Fi
Geo. Siday, Sylvania.

SYRUP FOR SALE
Pure Ga. Cane syrup
in 10 Ib. cans. New syrup.
James, Homerville, R 2
Strictly A-1 sugar Ca
new 35 gal. bbls. $8.50;
1 gal. cans, $2.25; half 84
12 to Cs. $2.50; Lead.
trees. J. T. Ponder, Wis
Fancy Ga. Cane syTUp,
Ibs. cans, to Cs. del.
Hurst, Meigs, R 1. |
Sev. 35 gal. new CyP
of 1932 pure red sugar
rup, A-1. $10 ea. FOB. Sal
Money orders. H. L.
Colquitt, R 5, Box 152.
New, pure Ga. Cane Syiis
per 10 lb. can; 100 bu. Bi
peas, this yrs crop, $1
W. Williams, Oglethorp
35 gal. bbl new. pure
syrup, $8.75 net, FOB;
to buy young Hampsh!
sub. to reg. W. S. Booth,
Ga. Cane syrup in
$3 per Cs. of 6 - 10
Turkeys, 17 Ib. large
hens, 14c Ib. FOB. R.



Milan, R. 1. Box 130