"Second: Hand Farm. Machinery. Flower and Seed, Incubator _ and Ornamental Nursery, Stock Monthly Supplement _GEORGIA_ STATE CAPITOL AGRICULTU PEL COMMISSIONER= PUBLISHED. BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA, D. JONES, DIRECTOR. ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1932 NU} MBER Poultry For Sale = ANCONAS : Sheppard str. Ancona hens, pul- ets, cocks, $1 each; large 8-yr.- Bronze tom to- exe. for Bronze about yr. old. Mrs. Jeptha in, McDonough. ve hens, i rooster, Sheppard Anconas, $5 or exc. for 2 P. . Duroc Jersey pigs, 6 or 8 wks. old; no runts; ea. pay exp. Mrs. = Parks, Covington, Rt. 1. BANTAMS Seven pure White Jap Silkies, to 18 mos. old; 4 hens, $1.25 ea.; posters, $1 ea-; exc. for Span- ish peanuts, etc. Mrs. Daisy Calhoun, Rt. 4. enuine Buff Cochin mothers, ea; ees, $1.50 per setting; trios, $5. O. H. Wright, 515 Peters Idg., Atlanta. enuine Buff. Cochins, 2 hens 1a rooster: hens laying; exec. for , or what have you? E. M. Reberts, Atlanta, Rt. 4, Box 269-B. eC BRAHMAS ne light Brahma 2-yr.-old roos- S Mrs. E. Ww. Moxley, Mid- jant str. Light Brahma _ cock- _rels, March hatch, $1.50 ea.; 2 Or $1.75; eggs for hatching, $1.25 45; $2 for 30. Mrs. Bob Sos- Carnesville. 5 : oe AND OTHER. ROCKS reg. per. ea; selected and non- eockerel, Mareh, 1931, h; $14 for lot; money order. Minish, Commerce. pure bred Parks pullets, 1 erel, $4.75; cockerels, 3 mos. 910, $2.10; pure bred Buff R. eggs, Select, 80c per 15 del.; carton ret. D. Bryant (no address en). Marcy str., $1: Jackson Poultry For Sale Two thoroughbred White Rock. cockerels, 1 and 2 yr. old: $1 ea.; also yr. old J. B. Giant cockerel, Mrs: A. F. Taylor, Four fine White Rock coekerels, as baby chicks bought last April direct from Fischel; av. wt. 6% Ibs.* $2.50 ea., 2 for $4. Mrs. J. L. Kilgore, Stone Mtn., Rt. 1. Five White Rock hens and 1 coeckerel, 75c each, and 1 S. L. Wyandotte and -1 Barred Rock | cockerel, 75c ea. FOB. Mrs. M. Young, Rebecca. : - Rooster and 5 hens, thorough- bred) Thompson str... B: Rocks, March 1931 hatch, 7%5 ea.; seed bears until frost, 10c tbls. Mrs. W. L.. Daniel, Dawson, Rt: 1, Box 101. G. Pure bred B. Rocks, 6 hens and rcoster, $6; 4 roosters, same breed, $1 ea.; B. R. eggs, 40c doz. Mrs. Dora Donaldson; Summit, Rt. 2. Twenty Parks B. Rock hens, now laying, $1 ea., with 2 roosters thrown in; also No. 1 N. C, Run- ner peanuts, 3c Ibe W. S.. Norton, Edison. White Rock, Fischel str., July cockerel, $1; eggs, $1 per 15; $1.75, 30, postpaid; cash with order. Mrs. G.-C. Paynes Tifton, -Rta:6; Five pure bred B. Rock March | hateh; 4 pullets, 1 cock, $5 cash; also Rice peas to exc. for onion plants, pumpkin, pepper seed exc. for big red tomato seed. Louisa Crump, Ellijay, Rt. 3. Four B. R., April hatch, roost- ers, $1 ea., or exc. for pure bred baby chicks. Mrs. A. C. Whit- field, Gillsville, Rt. 2. -Ten Ringlet B. RR. hens and reoster, $10; also old-fashioned sweet apple trees and May cherry, ibe ea.; dried peaches, 8e lb, add postage. Mersi7< W. N. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 7 Two-yr.-old pure bred: Partridge Rock rooster, $2; April hatch eockerel, $1.50; both large, good type; eggs, same breed, $1.-per 15.. Mrs. Jessie Mixon, Ocilla, Poultry For Sale Ten young Holterman Aristocrat B. R. hens, $1.25 ea.,.or lot for STH: 50; party pay express; will ship COD; also hatching eggs, $1 per 15. J. B. Lacey, Rome, Rt. 2- CORNISH Pure bred: White Cornish pul- lets, $1 ea.; eggs, $1.10 per 15: 30 for $1.75 del.; day old chicks, $10 C; $5.50 for 50; ready March 7. Mrs. H. W. Law, Ocilla. Twenty-three head Dark Corn- ish. $15;- money order, no chks. W. A. Lucus, Lanier. okra | . GAMES Allen Roundhead rooster and Blue Bone, cross; pure bred, $4; cash. with order; no frt. paid. Wil- lard -Williams,. Bristol. Pure Sid Taylor games, cocks, $4.50; stags, $2.50; hens, : $1.50; eges, $1 per setting. J. T. Gray, Americus, Rt. B. Pure Allen Roundhead games; 2. males, 10 females, $25 cash for lot; consider letting out on shares to responsible party. Mrs. W. E. Hannah, 879 Vera St., S. E., At- lanta. GIANTS : Ten fine J. B. Giant hens and rooster, $12.50 at my place; also eggs, 75c per 15; postpaid. Mrs. Z. H. Anderson, Bowdon, Rt. 4. Four J. B. Giant pullets and young cock, last April hatch, $7 FOB. N..J. Hale, Buena Vista, Rts $1.25, or exc. for 2 young Leghorn LEGHORNS Booking orders for March-April hatch, 12 wks. old, heavy. type Tancred W. L. pullets, 45c ea. FOB; White Mammoth-duck eggs, 700 doz. del. EF. A. Rovers, Wash- ington, Rt. 3. B. LL. cock, yr.. old, pure bred, pullets; also sugar Crowder peas, sound, 5c Ib., exc. for 8. L. Wyan- dotte: eggs. A. J. Pope, = Talla- poosa, 3 : ing 65 per cent; Poultry For Sale Highty head White Leghorn hens, March, -1930, hatch, The ea; no, culls. Main St., JAN SLewis, = 30EUS: Statesboro. Two hundred and 50 W. L. pul- lets. 80c each; April hatch, now laying. . F.-E. Park, Macon, 556 College St. : Ferris direct S. C. W. L. yr.-old hens and laying puilets; parent stock, 300 egg, choice selection, $1 ea.; and 1 unrelated cockerel with every 10. Mrs. Belle Joiner. Sop- erton, Rt. 2. Ten ready to lay W. &. pullets and cockerel, good, healthy cond., $3. FOB; also. good, sound, plack- eyed peas, $2 FOB; inoney order, cash with order. F. J. Fulghum, avonia. Twelve Brown L. pullets, March 1931 hatch; Tormahlen str., now laying, and cockerel, 75c ea. Mrs. W. V.. Newman, Cochran, Rt. 1. Three wks. old B.. L. chicks, Tormahlien str. 10c ea. also exc. March, 1931, hatch pullets for P, R. potato plants. Mrs. J. BP. New- man,. Cochran, Rt 1- Twenty-two mos old W. L. hens and laying pullets, direct from Ferris, $1 ea.; 25 for $28, or 40 for $35. Mrs. lizzie Webb, Scott, Ree D> Forty full-blood Eng. W: L., May, 1931, hatch pullets, laying since Nov., at 80c ea.; J. O.. At- taway, Suwanee. Four pure bred Dark Brown LL. hens, Everlay str.; extra nice, now laying; T5c ea. FOB; also eggs, 75c per 15 and postage extra. Mrs, J. T. Summerville. Ten thoroughbred Terris str. W. L. 1981 hatch hens, 75c ea.; also thoroughbred B. Rock 1931 rooster, 75c cash: no chks. Mrs. G. C. Bryant, Doyle, Rt. 1. Thirty-five May hateh W. I. pullets, 65c ea. FOB; no chks. Mrs. W. B. Buckhalter, Augusta, Rt. 2. Thirty-five young White L. hens, Mrs. (OG. @. Ellis, forest we (Ae Ca. now lay-, Poultry For Sale Twenty Feb. -and March hatch Tancred and Ferris str. W. L. puk lets, all now laying, 85c ea. d Li C: McLeod, Dixie. Ten extra fine pure bred W. yr. old hens, now laying, and unrelated rooster, $8 for lot. Mr, N. C. Whitfield, Dawson, Rt. C. W. L. hens from Highland Pouk try Farm, Holland, Mich., T5e ea, FOB, or exc. some for a lamb that is old enough to take away from mother sheep.-Mrs. Maggie Tho) ason, Lindale, Rt. 1 Two pens or more Ferris W. La best laying str., 329 eggs: 1930s 1931 hateh (baby chicks direct, cost 32c ea.); roosters, $1.50 upj- hens, 75c up FOB.. A.C. Mobley Cor:cord. 1 ea MINORCAS Six young Pape str. Black Mis norea hens; laying, $1 ea. Mrs. J: .M.. Robinson; Calhoun; Rt. & Box: 168. : oe White Minorca [ fiom Booth, 6 mos. old, $2 ea, also Black Minorea eggs, Pape str. and Owen str. red eggs, $1 per setting, prepaid EK. Maynard, | Newton. 2 evekerels. dire ORPINGTONS Pure: bred Black - Orp., selec breeders, hens and cockerels, $1.5) eA; - RR. Tp, Lilly; 28 Ws Sprite. % Gainesville. PIGEONS Thirty-five prs. all young, mated, working: $32. 50 for lot, at party pay for crating; cash wi order. (Mrs. W. H..Rumph. Culs lIoden. Six pr. Red and pr. Buff fe neaux, 75c ea-; mated and banded. 0. D. Edge, Columbus, 9 Twelftl Street. Forty very select Red Carneau working; paid $5. pr., origin stock; 10 or more, 75c each; mon order. J. E. MeCrea, Moultrie. Prevailing Wholesale Prices March 1, 1982. Always Subjeet to Rees, Beira U0a 2. Eggs, stan ard, doz. . Stags, lb. Seeust aiseasee 15 22 Danevensccousesasess Eggs, Georgia trade, 0k eee VOLO: TU, GOR so osnoocccercecsceeeeenee MARKET REPORT OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS Atlanta. Macon, $ 16 13 LO LS 14. oh4 08 a0 12 08 20 Capons, Ib. A8 Field Peas, mixed, bu. ceecossas Field Peas, not mixed, Dice ceccoaes Country Butter, best table, Ha. .0-- | Har Corn (80 lb. to bu.), bu. ...- Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. aac neers Peavine Hay, No. BOT cw nscneeneee Peanut Hay, No. 1, ten Hogs sola durng week beginning February 2% 1988, ws co-opetaliv sales brought 2.00 per ok, basie No. 1, eascesooResaneee eusas: zceezeseees Goosen td 00 1.50 Beuena Savannah, Augusta. $ .16 14 -10 14 14 14 $ .16 14 14 bd 165 10 $ 15 13 10 13 12 .08 22 14 ween 18 BakRERBES sey Po. 1 stock, delivered shelling plants, $81.00 per ton, subject te change. Variation. Columbus. 14 Incubators, Incubators, Poultry For Sale Poultry Wanted Flowers and Seed For Sale . lowers and Seed Wanted Second-Hand Machinery For Sale..4 Second-Hand Mach. Baby Chicks For Sale Baby Chicks Wanted Live Stock For Sale Live Stock Wanted Begs For Sale Plants For Sale Piants Wanted Miscellaneous For Sale Miscellaneous Wanted Georgia Products For Sale Georgia Products Wanted Positions Wanted Farm Help Wanted Seed Mor Sale 272 a Seed Wanted INDEX Wanted Brood. Ete., For Sale....5 Brooders, Etc.. Wanted. 5 * Page Two . MA he Seo vst - RK ET BULLET? Jy ea Thursday, March 8, 1932 Poultry For Sale i RHODE ISLAND REDS Twenty-five R. I. Red chicks, 4 wks. old, $5; money order. Mu. | EH. Smith, Cochran, Rt. 5. - Donaldsons Red hens, fat and *daying, $1.25 ea:, or 20c Ib. FOB; extra good breeder. Mrs. J. O. King, Lavonia, Rt. 3. _ Twelve nice, even. color, 18 mos. - old Donaldson Red hens and 1 seock, 85c ea.; $10 for lot: Mrs. ~W. R. Chasteen, Locust Grove. : Hight R. I. Red pullets and 2 _ Berred Rock pullets, all laying, $1 /@a. or exe. for Brab peas and Spanish peanuts. Mrs. J. W. Alt- Man; Alma. ; _ Fifty pure bred R. I. Red hens, yr. old, and 2 roosters, Donaldson Str., $45 FOB; money order, no _chks Mrs. D. 'V. Miller, Screven, Pert; 1,..Box. 35. ; Donaldson dark, glossy S. C. Ree pullets and cockerels, Janu- _ ary and March 1931 hatch, $1.25 and $1 ea.; 1 cockerel free with , 40 pullets, FOB. Mrs. H.-L. Hllis- ton, Rupert. One pure. R. I. Red rooster, about 1% yrs. old, $150 and ex- Beeress ches. Mrs. J. H. -Harpe, _ Blakely; Rt. 1. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESH, _ .DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE. _. Two fine stock Bronze hens, $7 ' for both, or exc. for pr. pure bred A Shoats Or, young: hens. TT. - 3 Weeks, Harlem. _. One pr. White African guineas, : $2. Mrs. J. E. Wisenbaker, Val- desta, Rt. 4, Box 78. = 7Pure M. B. tom, direct ftom ' Bira Bros:, 3 yrs. old, $9; prize , Winners, 1931; 2 April hatch toms, - Same breed, 20 and 23 lbs., $6.50. Mrs. Sam W. Snelling, Upatoi. : Three peahens and 8 guineas for - sale or exc. for turkeys or fat hens. E. Williams, Savannah, P. 0: Box, 481. % Twenty pure bred Bourbon Red - hens. fine for breeding, from prize - Winning stock, $2.75 ea.; 2 pure - bred Thompson B. Rock cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs. J. J. Bond, Elberton, mete. 8. Bleven little. Speckled Eng. ducks and 2 drakes, April, 1931, _hateh; was laying in September and still laying, 75c ea. for quick sale Mrs. B. M. Thomas, Ho- ' boken. Bronze hen and 2 gobblers, 25c mip. FOB. Mrs. C.-A.: Hill, Mari- Betta, Rt. 1: WYANDOTTES Wyandottes, original Aristocratic str, $1 for hens; $1.50 for cock- erels, FOB; also splendid speci- 'mens Barred Rocks, hens and ~ eockerels, same price. Mrs. D. C. r Collier, Barnesville. me Pure S: .L. Wyandottes at: $1 ea. 1 cockerel; money order or cert. chk, F. M. Rowan, Powder Peoprings,- 7th Dist. A. and M. - Sehool. _ Wyandotte hens, crossed with _ White Rocks, April hatch, 1 roost- er, same, age, $6 for lot, not post- paid: also 6 chicks, 2 mos. old, -$3., Mrs..C. E. Hinson, Chester, Boat. 72 oe Pure SS. Lic. -C. Wyandotte . Yarbox str. 20 hens, 1% yrs. old _ and -2, roosters, unrelated, 2 yrs. ~old, $20 for lot: 10 hens and roost- 5 e:; $10. Mrs. J. Z. Curry, Stock- tory Sev. fine White Comb Wyan- _ Gotte cockerels; Berry. str. $1 ea. if party takes more than one. Mrs. __M. H. Pullen, Whitesburg. Golden Wyandotte rooster from _ Prize winning pens, full stock, $1.50; cash with order. Mrs. Hat: tie Wofford, Gainesville, Rt. 38. Sixty W. L. and 25 S; L. Wyan- Gotte laying pullets, all pure bred, April hatch, $1 ea.; 60 doz: in- _ fertile eggs weekly; make. offer. ' C. W. Torrance, Milledgeville, Rt. poe BOX 50. Poultry Wanted BANTAMS . Want 50 young bantam hens, healthy, clean legs and = small Wil pay 25c each. Also exc. Ring- neci, pheasants for fancy bantams ' or doves. J. L. Berry, Norcross. Exe. 3 half gal. glass cans pure white Eng. peaches for trio of pure-bred bantams. Choyce. Lew- is College Park, Rt. 3g. Want 4 young bantam hens at 25c each; have for sale pure-bred Black Breasted game and Black Rose Comb bantam eggs, $1.50 for 410 del. W. K. Herndon, Augusta, 1109 Adrian Street. . Bee GAMES Want Irish Gray pit games. not thoroughbred, lease write. Sylvester Spivey, ton, Rt. 2. a ; Saft dont Soper- Poultry {Vanted Want pit game chickens and eggs. Must be eheap for cash. Felton Johnson, Gakwood. BARRED AND G@THER ROCKS Exc. 15 Light Brahma hens, 1 ana 2 yrs. old, av. wt. 6 Ibs; 2-1 yr. old roosters, av. wt. UR Ibs., for Barred Rocks. Write Mrs. R M. Harcourt, Dalton, Rt. 1. GIANTS Exe. a 1931 March hatch J. B. Giant rooster, Marcy str, for 1 of same breed to prevent inbreeding. No culls. Mrs. T. G Sanders, Ball Ground, Rt. 2. LEGHORNS Exc. 15 white feed sacks for 1 pedigreed W. L. cock, English str. preferred, but will consider Tan- cred. Mrs. E. lL. Pease, Colum- bus, Rt. 1. Want a few hundred W. L. hens for cash. Must be cheap. Also have a few fresh Jersey and Guernsey cattle for sale, cheap. Janice Martin, Cobbtown. MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS Exe. $18 value for 12 heavy breed hens, or 16 light breed. J. B. Giants preferred. Leron Has- ters, Carrollton, Rt. 2. Want 10 to 25 hens with roosters to raise from on halves. Will re- turn original stock with half I raise Oct. 15th. Write. F. C. Sexton, Alpharetta, Rt. 5. ; Want 15 or 20 hens to raise from on halves, any large breed. Mrs. Luther Sanders, Cedartown, Rt. a, Exc. Rowden 40 ped. and Cert. cotton seed for chickens. A. Felton, 111 Montezuma. Box 13. TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, DUCKS. ETC., WANTED Want 6 turkey hetis and 1 Black GiGant rooster. Quote lowest price. Louis Friedlander, Moul- trie. Want at. once, 1 April, 1930-31 hatch Bourbon Red tom, pure: bred, for breeding purposes. State price ard answer at once. Grady Brad- shaw, Silver Creek, Rt. 1. Want 10 Blue Speckled guinea hens and 2 roosters, at reasonable price. Write what you have W. H. Allen, Monroe, Rt. 4. Flowers and Seed for Sale Perennial pea bushes, -25 each, or exc. for rooted shrubbery, flower bulbs, blue and purple lilies in bunches. Mrs. Z. Persons, Mar- shallville. Choice dahlia mixed tubers: Warner, Breeze Lawn, Jersey Beauty, Snowdrift, Eastern Star, $1 doz.; jonquil, narcissi, daffodil, mixed, $1 100. Mrs. Joe Hynds, Atlanta, 216 Howard St. N.: BH, Phone DEarborn 0203. Blue iris lilies, 25c doz yellow jonquid bulbs, $1 C; butter and eggs bulbs, $1100. Miss G. B. Me- Lane, Hartwell, Rt. 2. es Small leaf orivet hedge plants for sale or exc. for budded fruit or nut trees. Will give 25 of hedge (rooted) for 1 of fruit.-S. H. Nuck- olls, Stone Mtn. St. Augustine grass cuttings, well rooted, $1 bu., FOB. Miss A: Dixon, Atma, Box 55. St. Augustine grass, $1.50 bu., postpaid. John Quattlebaum, Fort Gaines, Rt. 1. Extra large spirea, heavily root- ed, 25c each, 2, 40c, pestpaid. Exe. for P. R., Dooly or Nancy Hall po- tato plants, del., postpaid. Ship mine now and take plants April 15. Mrs. R. P. Steinheimer, Wool- sey, Rt. 1. \ Flowering shrubbery, evergreens, dbl. pink cherries, pink rhododen- drons, azaleas, dogwoods, thun- burgas, spruce pines, 25c each, 6, $1; Irish junipers, 35-55c each; fragrant narcissi, 65c C, postpaid. Mrs. Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff. Texas umbrella shade _ bushes, white pines, spruce pines, 10c each. Add postage: Rufed Anderson, Murrayville, Rt. 1, Box 93. Several euttings Xmas. cactus, deep pink and red begonias, all well rooted, 15 ead. Mrs. J, W. Walker, Marble Hill. Red bachelor button seed, 5c tbls.; marigolds, red and yellow mixed, 5c thls. Add postage. Mrs. Louis Wagonhoffer, Kathleen, Nine 150 yr. old boxwoods for sale. L. G. Hardman, Commerce. Giant mixed colors pansy: plants, giant mixed colors snapdragons, le each, 7c postage. Mrs. O. E. Browning, Mrs. J. L. Edge, Doe- run, Rt. 4. . : Ten plants Chinese silk trees, mimosa with red blossoms, 25c to $1. J. B. Whitney, Augusta, 1050 A quils, Jennings, Andersonville. Flowers and Seed for Sale. Apricot, plum sprouts, 25c each; white lilac, $1. doz; haisnuts sprouts, 50e doz.; exc, for white feed sacks. Mrsyv A. J. Stansel, Cleveland, Rt. 4. _ Two red, 2 yellow, 2 purple dahlia tubers, 1 white August. lily bulb, doz. mixed Sweet William plants, 60c, del. in 2nd zone. Mrs. A. GC. Gladden, Tallapoosa, Rt..3. Sweet William plants, jonquils, 25e doz.; weeping willow cuttings, 10c; red, purple dahlias, cannas 50c doz.; exc, for white feed sacks. Viola. Nelson, Canton; Rt. 3, Box 45. Two yr. old coral vines, 30c ea.; 1 yr. old vines, 20c ea. Mrs. E, J. Williams, Ty Ty. Fifteen kinds monthly rose cut- tings, 35c; Jew. variegated, 2 cut- tings 5c; ferns Boston, lace cut- tings 15c. Add postage. Mrs. James Pearson, Rome, Rt. 5. Hight white lilacs, 25c; exc. for garden beans. Mrs. H, A. Waters, Cumming, Rt. 8. President red double cannas, 50c doz.; double larkspur, raggen sail- ors, St. Peters penny, primrose, pink large mums, hedge cuttings, 25e doz. Blanche Woods, LaFay- ette, Rt. 5. Maden brush giladioli bulbs, 50c CG, large. size,, FOB: Mrs.. 5S. R. Fitzsimmons, Tifton, Rt. 7, Box 35. Two dJarge old-fashioned box: woods, make offer.: Mrs. C. H. Ogletree, Crawfordville, Rt. 2. Lupine mixed colors, pink stock, pink phlox,' blue, pink. larkspur, solid colors, striped petunias, strong rooted plants, $1 100. Mrs. EK. C. McElhannon, Royston, Rt. 1 Searlet verbena, strong, healthy plants, 50c doz.; .cowslips, wild dogtooth, violets, pink primroses, $1100. Mrs. A, A. Carey, Royston, Riss hoe 5 : Blue flag lily bulbs, yellow day lily bulbs, 15 doz. Add postage. Mrs. Pearl. Moss, Silver Creek. Rel Pes Blue flags, jonquils, $1.15 C. Add postage. Roy Baker, Alpharetta, Rt.-2 sBox be Cape jasmine, 50 each, 8 for $1; well rooted W..E. Crosby, Adel, Rt 2: : Poppy plants, 10c 2 doz.; lilaes, purple, 5c each; jonquils, 10c doz.; feather ferns, rooted, 10c each. Add postage. Miss Lucile Wright, Bre- ment, Rt. 2: Junipers, boxwood, arborvitae, compact from ground up, all sizes; also cape jasmine; sell reasonable. Mrs. Edna Street, Tucker. . Grass pinks, 25c doz.; purple iris, large mums, 20c doz.; hardy sweet pea plants, 3-for 10c. Add postage. Mrs. W. J. Masters, Auburn, Rt. 1. Arborvitae, 27 in, high, 50c ea.: 20 inches high, 25c each; postpaid. cash with order. Mrs. G. W: Olivet, Gainesville, Rt. 2. Larkspur, Sweet William, red verbena, shasta daisy, 20c doz.: rose, orange cannas, 50c doz.; oth- ers, 40c doz.; postpaid. Mrs. J. W. Rafe, McDonough. Yellow canna. lily bulbs, daffo- dils, 2 doz., 25c; lemon lilies, jon- 8 doz., 25c; add postage. Mrs. H. C. Alewine, Bowdon, Rt. 4, care J. H. Anderson. * : Yellow flag lilies, 25e doz.: gold- en bells, 10c each;: double poppy seed, 10c spoonful; March flowers. 10e doz. Add postage. Charley Bramlett, Rockmart. Shasta daisies, yellow mums, pink chinquapin roses, exe. for white feed sacks, sugar sacks. Mrs. W. A. Cosper, Bowdon, Star Rt. Boxwood, Tyrs. old, rooted, 2% to 3 ft. high, two 4% ft. through, call or write. G. C. Wallace, Cum- ming, Rt. 1. Large double, all colors, gera- niums, 5c each; rooted 15c: Boston ferns, 10c each; Christmas cactus, red conch, 5c. Exe, for rose cactus, begonia, other flowers. Mrs. D. E Bass, Walden. , Two. and one-half ft., euonymous, pink spirea,' philadelphus, bridal] wreath, flowering almond, 35c ea.;: 2 yr. old hydrangeas, $2 doz.; mint, ragged robin plants, 50c 100. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson. Shasta daisies, 2 to 214 ft. high, 20c doz.; cash with order. Mrs. W. J. Cothran, Martin, Rt. 2. Pink crepe .myrtle, 10 each; mimilaya plants, 5c each; eanna bulbs, yellow, white, red, 50c doz. Mrs. W. L. Gibson, Social Circle. Double mixed hollyhock, zinnias, mixed, double red poppy, blanket seeds. 10c pkg. Exc. Mrs. W. C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1,. Cape jasmine, 6 ft., $20; Christ: mas cactus, begonias, umbrella china, 10e each; sweet pomegran. ate, 25c; add postage. Mrs; G. P. fi 15 for 15c; flower, mixed Jarkspur, mustard | IP. O, Box 829, : re 7 aca Dapges Flowers and Seed for Sale Blue iris, 20c.doz.; narcissi bulbs, | white, yellow center, 25c doz.; post- paid, cash with order. Mrs. N. L. Smith, Martin, Rt. 2. ~ Several boxwood and cedars for sale, R. N. English, Demorest. Twelve or 20 poplar trees, sell at best price. Mrs. Ada Minccy, Garfield. : Thanksgiving, Christmas eactus, sword ferns, 5c each; single red geraniums, 2 for 5c; begonias, justicia; 8c each, exc. for. white feed sacks. Mrs. C. -R. Williams, Nicholls, Rt. 3. Well rooted nandina, 1 to 2 ft., 25e each; 2 to 3 ft., 35c each; add postage. Mrs. J. L. Moore, Plains, Rts 2. sane White canna -bulbs, 10 each. Mrs. C. W. Sauls, Shellman. Large chrysanthemums, all col. ors,. 50c doz.; exc. for dahlias, gladioli bulbs. Mrs. L. H. Harvill, Hublin, Bt.-3. = : Monthly blooming roses, rooted, dahlia tubers,.ferns, pink begonias, seraniums, sell or exc. Mrs. Billie Sirmans, Stockton, Rt. 3. Mtn. laurel, May cherry sprouts, 75c doz.; cedars, red, blue, green, 20 to 50c each. Mrs. R. S. Atta- way, Matthews. j Double delphinium plants, all colors, 25 for 15c; purple iris, 26 for 25c, Mrs. A. F. OKelley, Mays- ville, Rt. 2- Sk English daisies, coral tuber, milk and wine lilies, century plant, pop- pie seed, 5c pkg.; marigold, blaz- ing star,.5e; exc, for flowers. Mrs. H. E. Fields, bron City. Ferns, exchange Beston for 1 ruffle; iris, $1.50 C; cannas, double red, giant tiger lilies, 50c doz. Eva Haynes, Buford. Easter lily bulbs, blue, 25c doz. Mrs. Horace l.* Tingle, Locust Grove. : Wisteria, white, buddleia, spirea, bridal wreath, 25c each; cuttings double althea, white, pink, purple lemon lilies, 15c. Mrs. S. E. Jones, Fairburn, Rt. 4. Twelve nice Irish junipers, 4 to 5 ft., $1.50 each; 12 for $16; money order. Mrs. Lovick Farr, Auburn Purple lilac sprouts, rooted, 10c each; .double- poppy: Sheed, 1@c thimbleful. Exe, Write what you have. Mrs. S. C. Leggett, DaHlas, Rt. 650" : Double yellow japonica, brida: wreath, azaleas, American rose. 15e each; - jonquils, yellow, blue, lavender iris, 30c doz.; smowdrop bulbs, 20 doz; add postage. M. G. Kay, Talkine. Rock, Rt 2. - Scarlet King Humbert cannas, ting; wild pink roses, 3 for 25e: narcissi, 2 doz., 25c; red leaf ma- ples, 6 for 25c. Miss Mildred Seage, Pinehurst. Perennial yellow snapdragon, 10 tbls.; half doz. ornamental pepper seed, 5c. Mrs. Norman: Williams College Park, 421 W. Walker St Boxwood hedge for sale reason- able. W: H. Carver, Lithia Springs, iS Ae Yellow jasmine, large clumps, cannas, onch begonia, . -fire cracker, dusty miller, cabbage geranium, rosebud geranium, lace, Boston ferns, wax plant, spider lily. Exe, Mys. J. L. Parrish, Nash- ville, large type arborvitae, 2 ft. high 50c each; rooted sprouts~ white oleander, 25c each. Add postage. Mrs. E. T. Boynton, Arlington. Cedars, spruce pine, dogwood, 25 to 50c each; trailing arbutus, 10c bunch; yellow root, 15c Ibs, postpaid, Mrs. W. P. Pickdlsimer, Epworth. gonias, cannas, coleus, crepe myr- tle, hibiscus, oleanders, jasmines, coral vine, ferns, honeysuckle, milk and wine lilies, 8 for $1. Mrs. N. Dunlap, Atlanta, 1059 Delmar Ave,, Sv. Ei ae 2 Red, pink radiance, gen. jasque- minot, monthly roses; also climb- ing Amegican beauty, pink Killar- ney, 15c ach; guaranteed te bloom this year, Exe. Mrs. J. C. Nether- jland, Decatur, Rt. 1. Red fringed poppy seed, all col- ors dianthus seed, all colors double, Single hollyhock seed, 12c pkeg.; all del... Mrs: -A.. H. Price, Locust Grove. Red, yellow cannas, daffodila, daisies, violets, .25 doz.; shrub. bery, box flowers, write. M. E. Ricks, Moultrie, Rt, 5. White, yellow, bronze, pink mums, 25 doz.; forsythia, altheas, other flowering Shrubbery, 2 for 25ce. Write for list, enclose stamp. Mrs, John Henderson, Oakman. Hundreds flowers and shrubs for sale. Mrs. Inez Barrett, Atlanta, iat fae oe Me IA Wa age ed ico _ colors $2 @; maiden hair fern, .10c. cut-}~ | postpaid. nc & GAY s, water: crest. A. P. Sandets, Rt, 4 c Japanese. bamboo,: 25 roots, $1; | |. Angel trumpet, allamandas, be- | Flowers and Seed for Sala Large tablespoonful Hastingg monster mixed zinnia seed, 10: lupine seed, 10c tablespoonful, pogt. paid. Mrs. J. B. Harmon, Ochloch. | nee. No stamps. ae Flowering lotus, silver leaf mag. ples, 15c each; yellow jonquils, 25 doz.; red cannas, 10c each; varie. gated mums, 50c doz.; add postage. Lena Henderson, Oakman, Rt, 1, Pyramidal boxwood trees, 12 to 18 in., 75c each; globe arborvitae, 1 yr. plants, 25c each; snapdragon _ double poppy, arborvitae seed, 10 teaspoonful. No checks. Miss Gus. sie Strickland, Alvaton. Well rooted St. Augustine lawn grass, 50c bu., FOB. Mrs. CG. R 4 | Sanders, Bluffton. : - Prize winning double dahlia roots, guaranteed true to name, labeled; Jerseys beauty, Ida War. ner, others, $3 doz.; Mordella, jane Cowl, 50e each, del: H. M. Hil] Atlanta; 172 Howard. St N. Ho = Gladioli, daisies, phlox, 20c doz; snapdragons, columbine, dahlias, 25c doz; regal lilies, 5c each: feverfew, larkspur, 10c doz.; send stamps for list others. Mrs. J. H, Roebuck, Buford, Rt..2. ; Two kinds rooted boxwood, 10e each; exchange for fancy | leaf caladiums, peonies, dahlias, pink ecannas, rooted lobelia, red multi. plying onions. Mrs. H. M. Ford,- Lavonia. \ ee Boxwood, several sizes, several geraniums, 10 -cuttings 3 kinds cactus, 5c cutting; double pink poppy seed, double carnation pinks, 10e large pke. Exc: Boia Cochran, Temple. Pink, red, white geranium cut tings, red, pink, saimon monthly< rose cuttings: 5c ea. Rooted privet hedge plants 75c postpaid, Mrs Ethel Gladden, Rt. 3, Tallapoosa, Ornamental shrubs, in boxs $1; pansies, 60c doz.; coniferous ever. greens) 50 up; deciduous shrubs, 26e up: stduin. perennials, A10c 3 Mrs. & . . Simpson, Smyrna, Azaleas, roses, red dogwood, 15e@). eat; -mt. geranitums, ferns, a hearisease,-.violots, daisies, ar: butus. Mrs. Davie Wilson, Hurst ~ Poppies, . lavikepur,, 10e.: @ogees Shasta daisies, 25 doz.; pexennial sweet pea plants;: 2c ea.; choice, tea Teses, rooted, 20e doz peren = nial sweet pea pirnts 2e ea. choive tea roses, rooted 20c ea.; all orders 3 cash. Mrs V.-T. Chamblee, Cum ming, Rt. 2. 5 Water oaks, 10c ea.: cedars Be. J. B. Tucker, Lithia. Springs, Rt 1, Box. 44. sie Hardy phiox; 9c; bush arbor = vitae; 18: in. high, 50ee; fal pings, 8c, bunch; add. postage. Myrtle | Winker, Cleveland, Rt. 4 pe - Old-fashioned pinks. 25 doz: Mrs. .A. -B. Caldwell, Rt - 2, Smyrna. Na Poppy seed, large double,, ted variety, 10c pgk.;. double white, vellow. mums, 25c doz.; Roosevelt ferns, 10c to 25c ea. Mrs: J. AM ford, Ball Ground, Rt. 2,7 sas Blooming mimosa sprouts, young dogweod, grancysr 4 beard, sweet shrubs, 15 ea.t ex, change. for apples, goose plums, Tignall. cee er Large type chrysanthemums, Maud Robinson, Silver Wedding. Black Hawk, Chrysolora, 5 to 10 inches diameter, 50c doz; postpaid Mrs. H.. G.. Woods, Rt. 3, Donal sonville. 7 a Thirty varities: named chrysal themums, 8 types ostrich plume variety, 15 plants, $1; $1.50 for 30; labeled, del. Write for list. Mrs. S. Li: Jackson, Chatsworth. = 473 Watermelon crepe myrtle, aC ea.; yuccas, 25 ea.; red Dorothy Perkins toses, 15e ea.; wild 10s 10c ea.; magnolia, 50 ea. Also bw others, Exchange. Mrs, Wm. 10 Burch, Helena: HEA, Choice dahlias, Jane Cowh Jerseys Beauty,. Jerseys Beaceol } Margaret Wilson, Margaret Masob Armon Rau, Queen Josephine, 5 ea. Pride of California, 35c. ApH | del. Mrs, Tns Rowan, Me] Donough ; sg Fi Blue hydrangas, pink almonds, F 5c: Dorothy Perkins roses, 3 1" 10c; red, yellow cannas; Border plant; Mild and wine lilies, 2 doz. Mrs. E. 8B, Thomps0l. Thomasville, : : : Double pink California poPPY seed, 10c tablespoonful; white yellow, bronze chrysanthemum 16c ea: white rooted oleanders, 16 ea.; caladium bulbs, 20 ea. Mr G. B. Smith, Cordele, Rt. C. Large type mums, yeHow, der, red, bronze, white, pink. doz.; exchange for rooted yellow. and red japonicas. M S !T, Parker, Climax, Rt. Be Re nursday, March 5, 138Zz - 7 Ten snowballs, rooted 2 yrs. old, ae 10 chrysanthemums, red 10c _ FOB. Mrs. Amanda Rowell, 2 onion, Rt. 2, Box 34. ~~ Jonquils, daffodils, butter and eggs, narcissi bulbs, 10e doz.; add postage. Mrs. A. N. Blackstock, ; Rt. 1, Jefferson. Purple lilac sprouts, 25 to 45 = inches high, rooted, 10c ea.; add = postage. Miss Olevia Hansard, a Cumming, Rt. 6. Strong prickley mock orange hedge plants, $1 Ce del.; exchange * few for farm products. Write first. > Mrs. Jacob Hillis, Millhaven. 7 Red dogwood, spruce, white pine, yellow primroses, lilacs, 4 for 25c; mt. fern, trailing arbutus, f= 3 for 25; add postage. Mrs. J. H. Fox, Dial. _Geraniums, double white, wine, e orange Red dogwood, azaleas, mt. laurels, white pine, red maple, 50c - doz.; arborvitae, 3 yrs. old, 50c 63,5" snowball bushes, 15c ea.; s well rooted; add postage. Allie Hollan, Loving. = Aris, hefmocaliis lilies, tigex : lilies, 25e doz.; galax, trailing ar- _ butus. 5c; jonquils, daffodils, 35 ; perennial phlox, 15c doz.; hi- - discus 2 for 25c. T. R. Wilson, _ Loving. - Pussy willows, laurel, ivy, hem- lock, red dogwood redbuds, lilac, ' white pine, red, white roses, yellow thornless roses, azaleas, 3 for 25c. Bessie Cochran, Loving. Pussy willows, red dogwood, red- buds, azaleas, hemiock, flowering locust, lilac, 3 for 25c; orange day lilies, 25e doz.: golden glow, hardy phlox, 30 doz. Susie Wilson, Lov- Sonny seca. q5uble and single 0Z., L5e, postpaid, HH. L, Me: rary, Royston, lowers and Seed for Sale, j verbena, pink Cherokee roses, |. blowers and Seed tor Sale Galax, trailing arbutus, hardy ferns, 20c doz.; sugar plums, gooSse- berry bushes, May cherries, crab- apple, silver maples, rhododen- drons. mixed colors azaleas, 10c ea. Lucy Wilson, Loving, Red spirea, cape jasmine, 15c; crepe myrtle, carnation, 10c; ger- anium cuttings, 4 for 25c; jonquils, butter and eggs, double daffodils, tiger lilies, 20 doz. Mrs. W. W. Taylor, Gordon, Blue lilac, well rooted, 20c ea.; exchange for azaleas, red dogwood, other shrubs, Mrs. H. D. Gurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2. Lace, 20c; Roosevelt, sprengeria, sword, teddy, ostrich, peafowl, fern, 10c; geraniums, cactus, be- gonias, different kinds, 10c ea.. strawflowers, pinks, phlox, petunias, 10c doz. Mrs. Les- ter Phillips, Royston, Rt. 3: American Amaryllis, ~ hybrids bulbs, 3 for 50c; St. Bernard lilies, 2 for. 25c; purple perennial asters, .25 doz.; prepaid. Miss Ida Grier, Arlington, Giant. white spider lilies, 3 for 40c; red. spider lilies, 3 for 25c; Dr. Regel hemorallis bulbs, 3 for 25c: prepaid. Mrs. Maude Brooxs, Arlington, Purple lilac, Snowdrop, Christ- mas bush, yellow bells, stiff leaf caladium, rooted, 15c ea.; cactus, geraniums, begonias,. ferns, oxalis, 5c ea.; add postage small orders. Missie Raley, Mitchell. Armor River privet hedge, fase ed, $2 C.;. -greybeards, _ sweet shrub, mt. laurels, white cape jasmine, crepe myrtle, smilax, rooted, 10c ea.; add postage. Jose- phine Spear,. Mitchell. Dark blue dwarf iris, $1:C.; plae Violets, 50c C.; blooming size holly- hocks, 30 dba: yellow Mareschal Nei) rambler cuttings, 15e doz. Mrs, D. M. Hughey, Ranger; Rt. 1. Snowballs, thornless roses, 3 for 25c; hardy hydrangeas, 25c ea. Lucile Tanner, Rt. 2, Talking Rock. onica, 15c ea.;- bridal wreath, spirea, almonds, altheas. 10 ea.; weeping. Mary, 2 for 25c; well rooted. J. W. Silver, Talking Rock, Ree 2: - Pink weigelias, double, yellow japonica, spirea, Eng. dogwood, forsythia, azaleas, altheas, 10c ea.; purple iris) hardy. phlox, daisies, 25e doz.) Mrs, Will Dean, Talking Rock. Soe Hollyhocks, lily -bushes, bugle vine, cannas. Make best offer. Postpaid. Miss Annabelle Derden, Talking: Rock,- Rt. 1. Daffodils, 65e C.;. pink. almonds. 2 for 25c; spirea, birdeye, 25cea.: yellow japonicas, 2 for 40c; pink azaleas, 20c ea:; well rooted; add postage. Rock. Regal lilies, 15c. bulb; giant snapdragons,. aquilegia, lathyrus, poltonia, sweet pinks, anchusa dropmore; coreopsis, pyrethrum, hollyhocks, marshmallows, alen- }dulas, hardy blooming size plants,. 50e Goz.; $1-orders postpaid. Mary Lewis, Cornelia. } Twelve colors mixed hollyheck plants, 25c doz.; 3-colors larkspur, gaillardia, 10 colors chrysanthe- mumis, 10c doz.; 12 colors dahlias, 40c doz.; 50c orders postpaid. Mrs. Julia Darnell, Jasper, Rt.:1. Tulip bulbs, 25c doz; water lilies, iris, 15. doz.; Jonquil bulbs, 10c doz.; cabbage rose, 6 for 10c; Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle Barnes, Rt. 5, Alpharetta. Hastings double lavender lark- pur, 15 for 10c; monster zinnia seed, 10c pkg.; asparagus, Boston ferns, 10c; geranium cuttings, 5e: 25e orders postpaid. Mrs. C, Lynch, Armuchee. Three or 4 Ibs. poppy hed all colors, all kinds, 4 to 6 inches aeross- Quote best price. Mrs. James P. Hall, Royston, Rt. 3. Water lilies, Sunrise yellow, $2.50 ea.; -Glorisa red;. rose area pink, $1.50 ea.; common yellow, white, $1 ea.; exchange for azaleas, first class roses. Barton Bohler, 810 Metcalf St., Augusta. Exchange mixed gladioli bulbs for dried apples, peaches, . doz. bulbs for lb. fruit, Write first. Mrs. M. M. Head; Zebulon. White gladioli, 40 doz.; lemon lilies, iris, 25c; cabbage rose, lilac, myrtles. 30c; buttercups, 25c doz.; red phlox, 30c. J. W. M. Vick, Ellijay. Red, pink gladioli, lemon lilies, blue iris, 25c doz.; snowballs, honeysuckle, crepe myrtles, 15c ea.;. bear grass, 20 doz.; grass pinks, 25 bunch. Inez Vick Elli- jay. So Mm AWK i Te Three colors iris, 20e doz. jap- } Mrs. Esty Parks, Talking | wild honeysuckle bushes, 25 doz.. | postage. BULLET K lowers and Seed for Sale Sweet bays, water oaks, 3 to 5 ft. high, rooted and well packed, l5c ea.; add postage, Roy Lord, Davisboro, Pe, tee Pink,- white phlox, red shasta daisies, 25c doz.; lemon lilies, $1.90 C.; red, pink, gladioli, 40 doz.; white Hlac,- snowballs, 2 for 45c. | Pearl Vick, Ellijay, Large zinnias, mixed colors, marigold seed, 5c large spoonful; snapdragon seed, mixed colors, 10c spoonful. Mrs. Lee Milford; Hart- well, Rt 3. Petunias, Gaillardia, annual phlox, larkspur. correopsis, sweet allysum, calliopsis, hollyhocks, 10c doz.; snapdragon, verbena, blue salvia, perennial phlox, 35 doz.; lantana, 25c; geranium, begonia cuttings, 10c... Mrs. Annie Tanner, Wrens. Flowering shrubbery, evergreen privet, perennials, bulbs, rock gar- den-plants, pot plants, large or small, cheap; send stampfor de- scriptive price Hst; exchange. Mrs. C. H. Ward, Rt. 1, Adairsville, Roses, 30c doz.;- golden bells, 15c ea., .75 doz:; honeysuckle, 50c doz.; ada postage. Mrs. Andrew Crump, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 58. _ Evergreen bushes, 22 inches high, 40e ea.;. add postage. Mrs. M. L. Madden, Felton, Rt. 1. . _ Physostigia, ageratum, golden glow, 15 doz. Several kinds ger- aniums, cactus, hydrangeas, rooted cuttings, 10c.ea.;. wandering Jew. unrooted, 10 doz.; 25c;, postpaid. Mrs. J: F. Ander- son, Blue Ridge, Three colors cannas, white flag lilies, fine yellow incurved bal}, bronze, pink mums, 25c doz.; Bos- ton, other ferns, large begonia, ger- aniums,, 3 for 25c.. Mrs. F. Hap- poldt, Lewiston. _ Liavender perennial phlox, doz.; - exchange for white feed sacks or other flowers. ~Write Mrs.. J. F. Camp, .Eastanollee, Yellow. lupine seed, 5c per T. B.; postpaid; exchange for blue salvia. Mrs. S. J. Childers Milner. Narcissi, johnquils, 12 bulbs, 25; exchange for white feed sacks equal value, Mrs. Nora Willson, Jefferson, Rt.:2. . White iris, $1.25 per C.; postpaid. Mrs. Newt E. Spence, Rt. 5, Car- rollton. Crotalaria Spctabilis, -$15 per . for-400 Ibs.: 20 Ib. less. T. 'S: Cowart, Quitman. Magnolias, 20c ea.; cash with order. Frank Caldwell, Hogans- ville, Rt, 2. : -Azaleas, rhododendron, mt. laurels, spruce, white pine, pbutter- fly. crabapple, dogwood, japonicas, coralberry, velvet rose, 6 for $1, (12, $1.75;- trailing arbutus, yellow violets, 50c doz... Mrs. J. H. Pen- land, Ellijay. eee Azaleas, rhododendron, mt. laurel, spruce, white pine, butter- fly; japonicas, eoralberry, $1 for 6, 12, $1.75; white lilac, 25e; Cher- okee rose, bleeding heart, 59c ea. Mrs. W. R. Kel, Ellijay, Rt. i. - Daffodils, narcissi, star of Beth- Jehem, 75c C.; snowhall, japonicas, weigelias, flowering quince, 25 ea; }Haster rose, almond, forsythia, 2 for 25c; add postage. Mrs. Mollis Henderson, Rt. 3, Ellijay. Altheas, golden bell, dogwood. bridal wreath, azaleas, 2 for 25c; hardy hibiscus, 50 ea.; weeping linda, 25c ea.; exchange for white sacks, add postage. Mrs. Manda Henderson, Rt. 3, Ellijay. Daffodils, shasta daisies, jon- quils, phlox, -25e doz.; hibiscus, 35 }ea.; japonica, forsythia, lilacs, 25c. ea.; bleeding heart, 50c ea., add Exchange . for sacks. -Mrs. Nancy Henderson, Bliay, Rtas : Arborvitae, 8 for 25c: azaleas, red dogwood, mt. laurels, white pines, thornless Cherokee roses, 50c doz.; red japonicas, 20c ea. Mrs. F. EH. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff, care. Dehart Box. Mt. laurel, black, pine, crab- apple, galax, 25c ea.; spruce, white pine, 40c ea.; lemon lilies, 0c doz.; well rooted; add postage. Mrs. J. EK. George, Mineral Bluff. Blooming peach, honeysuckles, white pine, red dogwood, 25c; lilac sprouts, 40c; lemon lilies, orange day lilies, 35c doz.; shasta daisies, snowdrops, 20 doz. Bell Roper. Mineral Bluff. Red japonica, 25c; forsythia, flowering almond, red dogwood, azaleas, pussywillow, hemlock, ivy, laurel, 2 for 25c; perennial phlox, 20c doz.; jonquils, 15c doz. Bertha Holland, Mineral Bluff. Blue iris, 20c doz.; mt. laurel, ivy, 3 for 25c; red dogwood, 5 for 25e; trailing arbutus, galax, azaleas, 10 ea.; add postage. Mrs. Hattie Dehart, Mineral Bluff. IN -+ colors, rooted, 6 for 50e | white; Flowers and Seed for Sale Fall pinks, mallards, 25 doz.; mixed dahlias, 6 for 50c; lilac, 4 for 25; add postage. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Alto, Rt. 1. White azaleas, mt. lauvel, rhodo- dendrons, galax, lilies, crabapple, 25 ea.; lemon lilies, 50c doz.; well rooted; add postage. Mrs. J. W. Ellis, Mineral Bluff. Irish junipers, spruce pines rhododendrons, red berries, 35c ea.; laurens, Koster narcissi, 80c C.; bronze, red lilies, 35c doz.; post- paid. Mrs. Florence Heaton, Min- eral Bluff, Mt. laurels, $1 doz.;. mt. ivy, white, spruce pine, 75c doz.; seven sister rose cuttings, 10c ea.; May pinks, 25c 2 bunches; add postage. Mrs. Era Ash, Dahlonega, Rt, 1. Azaleas, laurels, rhododendrons, dogwood; spruce, white pine, ivy, 60c doz.; trailing arbutus, jonquils, 'spider, blue, flag lilies, 50c doz., add postage. Mrs. Elvia. Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1: Dahlia bulbs, large double, all 10e ea., $1: doz. Bessie Martin, Gainesville, Rt. 9. Giant. snapdragons, colossal double stocks, 25c doz.; Chaters: double hollyhocks, 35c doz.; peren- nial lupines, 40c doz.; phlox drummondi, 20c doz.; postpaid. Write for list of others. Miss Eve- lyn-Sherman, Blakely. . Gladioli bulbs, 10e-. doz.; lark- spur, all colors, 5c doz.; holly. hocks, large, all colors, 20c doz.; sweet Williams, all colors, ver- benas, 10c bunch. Mrs. E. Stephen, New. Holland. Grandsire greybeard, prostrate juniper, choke berry, pink crepe ing quince, 5 varieties spirea, sweet pomegranates, other shrubs. Write for prices. Mrs. M. H. Walker, Grantville. Rt. 2. Japanese magnolia, well rooted, 30c ea. Miss Nannie Morrison, Barney, Rt. 2. Seeds, 5c pkg. del.; Chinese for- get-me-not, sky blue, California poppy, golden low, mixed petunia, fine mixed balsam, calendula,. marigold Marion McConnell, Cornelia. Anthony Waterer spirea, purple -wisteria, double altheas, crepe Myrtles, 20c; Jan. jasmine, snow- drops, 15c.ea.; purple lilae, 25c; lemon lilies, 35c doz.; postpaid. Mrs. R. 2: Steinheimer, Brooks: Aitheas, 10 ea.; verbena, 25c doz.; Christmas daisies, 25 doz.; peonies, 6 for $1; privet hedge, $1 M, add postage. Mrs. H. O, Padgett, 160 Howard St. S. EB, | Atlanta. Yellow canna bulbs, $1 C.;- ex- change for cabbage, onion, straw- berry- plants, beans, peas. Write your offer. Mrs. EK. L. Hewett. Atlanta, Rt. 3. Hollyhocks, mixed colors, large 40c doz.; petunias, larkspur, ver- bena, mums, mixed colors, 1c; ger- aniums, 5c; add postage. Mrs. W. G. Goldman, Loco. White altheas, 5c ea.; purple verbena, yellow mums, Ic, plus postage. Mrs. E.'G. Goldman, Loce. : Pink, whitc, red conchshell, other geranium cuitings, 5c ea., plus postage. Amity, Rt. 1. : Magnolia seed, 1981 crop, Ib. Mrs. Alice Garner, Palmetto. Chrysanthemums, Turners white, yellow, pink, yellow, broaze, 6 to 9-inch heads, $1 doz. Mrs. P. E. Blackmon, 306 W. Washington, Kast Point. Red, white variegated dahlia bulbs, salmon red, 6 for 50c; yel- low jonquils, 35c C. Mrs. J. V. McClure, Acworth, Rt. 1, Iris, $1 100; shrubbery, 50c doz.; yellow jasmine, pomgrandte, spirea, goldenrod, lilac, weigelia, others; narcissi, shasta daisies, 15c doz.; mums, 80c doz.; exchange. Mrs. J. S. Weatherly, Hoschton, Large double cannas, 46c doz.; lemon lilies, 25c doz.;' red Myrtle, yeliow jasrnine, butterfly bush, hardy oak leaf hydrangea, red, pair, each rooted, 25c. Miss Eva Cogburn, Rt. 2, Aipharetta. Pink crepe Myrtle, 10c ea.; Dusty Miller, tiger lilies, 10c doz.; jonquils, lily of the valley, 20c doz. Mrs. Linton Taylor, Gordon, Rt 3: Purple lilac, weeping willows, pussy willows, snowballs, junipers, 25e ea. Rev, L. D. Roiader, Rt. 7 Atlanta. Geranium cuttings, double, six shades, 7c ea.; Rex begonias, cut- tings, 10c ea.; sword, spengeria. Boston, Roosevelt ferns, 10c ea.: plumbago cuttings, i0c; add post- age. Mrs, iW. T, Hall, Elberton, Bh 10, Myrtle, flowering almond, flower- | calliopsis, red yel- | | Mrs. 50c orders } \gin, Armuchee, Mrs. Pearl Crozier, 50e } Dublin. % pes Pie Three K lower s and Seed for Sak Milk, winter lilies, Elephantea bronze Haster lilies, sword fer white conch begonia, 5c ea.; | change for dried fruit or white) feed sacks. Alphia Williams Nichols, Rt. 3, Lilac, crepe Myrtle, althea, wr granate, 6 for 25c; giant zenni fall marigold, petunia, balsam seed 6 pk., 25c; add postage. a Daniel, Winder. t Snapdragon plants, all color, 25c doz.; double larkspur) a colors, 20c doz.; 3000 jonquil bulb to be delivered when tops die. M H. W. Ward, Hogansville. :. Large yellow marigold, doubl zennias mixed, mixed petunia mixed moss, gaillardia seed, all 5 pkg.; add postage. Mrs. L. Ey Ross, The Rock, Rt. 1. Yellow daffodils, butter an eggs, double blue yellow flag -lilie 5 doz, 25c; butterfly, erep Myrtles, 3. for 25; add posta; M. EH. Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3. ~ Gladioli bulbs, 2 doz. 50e; pin! amaryllis bulbs, 20c; exchange fo onion, cabbage plants, other val Mrs. Fannie King, White. ~ Purple flags, 40c doz.; whit purple single althea, 20c; purpl lilacs, white dogwood, 20c; e change for seed, planting. beans, onion, cabbage plants. Mrs. Nan Kown, White. Me |Birdeye bushes, sweet bay, laurel, sweet Myrtle, crepe Myrtle, 10c ea.; magnolia, 35c ea.; evel green, 15c; gallberry, 5c; ex change; add postage. Mae Jessi Colsom, Toomsboro. All colors chrysanthemumis, | 30 doz.; bleeding heart, 25e doz. ageratum blue, 30c doz; leak, blackberry lily bulbs, ea.; no orders less than 50c; a del, Mrs, C. R. Saxon, Trenton. Well rooted boxwood, 2 to 3 ft. $1.ea.; 8 to 10 inches, 10c ea.; ad postage. Mrs. R. L. Smith, Flox ery Branch, Rt. 1. Double purple lilacs, 4 for 253 white flags, 25c doz.;~ old-fash- ioned yellow jasmine, 5e ea.; ee hyacinths; 20e doz.; Flossie Price, Locust Grove, Rt. Double petunias geraniums, dif- ferent colors sultanas, larkspur plants; exchange for feed sac G LL Childers, Flower Branch, Rt. 1. Flowers and | Seed Wanted Want several hundred snap- dragon plants to set out soon; also a few rooted boxwoods and magnolia trees. Mrs. W. G. Scog- Want dahha tubers, Worlds Best White, Margaret _ Wilson, Eastern Star. Pay cash or exe, . Warners, Snowdrift, Pride of Cali- F fornia, Judge Marean and Saga- more. Mrs. J. M. Friar; Tocco Rt. 3. : Exc. pink crepe Myrtle, real | Mother of Pearl flag lilies, other flowers, peas, bunch butter beans, for pink dogwood, white crepe Myrtle, or tube rose. Write. M J. R. Hancock, Griffin, Rt. C. | Exc. var. flowers and vegetable | seed, plants and bulbs for tube | roses, dbl. hyacinths, Regal lilies, Star jasmine, mnandina, spireas, : Camelia japonicas. Write. Mrs Frank Dykes, Gordon, ; Exc, rooted geraniums and oth flowers for flower seed or veg table seed of any kind. Dif. kinds of flowers to exch. Mrs. EH, Hill, Seville. Want nice rooted japonicuma ligustrum. Will exe. rooted white, dbl. althea, brides roses, yellow also pink, white, blue larkspur, Calif. poppies. Mrs. Doyle ae LW1 Want to purchase cuttings 0 Camellia japonicas. Mail samples of blooms. H. T. Conner, Macon P. O. Box 478. Exc, dahlias, 50 colors and types: for Anthony Waterer, Peruvian daffodil, Oriental. orchids, mts laurel, Must be true to name, well rooted and blooming size bulbs, Write first. Mrs. Paul Simonte Dacula... Rt.\ 1. Exe. horseapple sprouts, - teeta hedge bushes, dried fruit, or crow-~ der peas for red crepe Myrtle, pink spirea, Ligustrum, japonicas, nans - dinas. Ha. pay postage. Mra, Bessie Gocdman, Dexter, Rt. Exe, Little Brown Hen acupeale tor, shasta daisies and blue iris, for fing. or Irish junipers, red logs 2 wood and red: grepe Myrtle. Mrs. Jeff Marchraan, White Pains. & Ri Exe. April blooming narcissi and butter and egg bulbs and well rooted Western vines for tuliw bulbs or other flowers ard shrub bery, Mrs. S. P, Reed, Varnell. | Flowers and Seed I | +. Wanted Th Vant at once a thousand bulbs Miss "King Alfred jonquil. ssie Butler, Madison. Vant large white japonica ants, 6 or 6 inches high; healthy. 1A sh paid. Quote best price. J. J. i ell, Attapulgus. i Exc. periwinkle and other seeds i r other flower seed, chrysanthe- i lums, butter bean seed, rose cut- ngs, running vines. Mrs. Robt. raham, Camilla, Rt. 1. Want 1 dbl. Camellia Japonica, k or pink and white varie- ted. Exc. 1 pure bred White tock cockerel. Write first. Mrs. po Moseley, Soperton. Second-Hand Machinery | For Sale eeersson tractor with pulley, in } fo: cash. J. G. Dale, Talking 0 Oka: fhirty-inch American Mill, line shaft, sheller, belts and pulleys; also a 16-h. p. gas eng. Sell cheap for cash; parts separately or com- blete. Jas. W: Shadix, -Douglas- ille. Avery j-horse combination seed land fertilizer drill, $15; Avery Du- Niplex planter with attachments for cotton, corn, peanuts, beans, etc., $12.50; Joe harrow, $3. HE. R. Jor- dan, Macon, 114 Rogers: Ave. All kinds Fordson tractor parts, good cond., cheap for cash, or Glay L. Brown, Hartwell, he Fordson tractor, running cond., vith pulley and governor. Picked, seanuts with it in 1931; $75; also jiwant an Appomatox power peanut % wneller in good cond.; bargain. J. Powell, Brinson. | Oliver riding cultivator, 6 dise; paexel attachment and fenders; in ood cond., $25, FOB. No Chks. A /. Powell, Metealf, Rt. 1, Box 11. Ledbetter cotton dropper; also ji Red Fox Avery planter; both in Bood cond.; for sale. Judson Mor- n, Americus. Fordson tractor, good riding con- dition, $75; corn sheller, $20.. .Dr. . R. Danforth, Norcross. Ledbetter corn planter with cot- ton, came , pea and bean seed plant- Seorbined: A-1 cond. Sell or exc. for <2 shoats, about 75 Ibs. ack. A. S. Sudduth, Winston, RFD 1. Five rolls new barb wire, used bout 6 mos. last year, for sale or exc for young hens, Reds, Cor- nish, B- Rocks. Write. T. J. Bai- ley, Milser. No. 7 Avery turn plow and 1 set of hand brakes, both practi- ally new, for sale or exc. for ehickens or turkeys at market price. H. L. Davis, Guyton. Twenty rod rolls 6-ft. IXL poul- ry. wire, almost new, $7. F. M. lis, Griffin. Avery Red Fox planter, nearly new: 2 Ledbetter cotton droppers, #6od cond.; cheap. Write Russel] Sandlin, Americus, RFD D. | David Bradley riding cultivator, with 2 discs and 4-ft. for sale or exe. for a heifer calf, not under 4 mos. old; also 1 Bohon hot water H. Lewis: Canton, Rt. 4. ' Ledbetter cotten and corn drop- /per, guano, ail combined. Cost $e. Good cond. Sell for $12 or exc. for pigs or young hens. T. W. Golden, Buchanan 5 One set wagon scales, good con- | dition, $35, FOB my ry. station. | Miss Jamie McCullough: Villanow. New Idea No. 3 transplanter, new and complete, $90. J. W. Shinholsen, Milledgeville. Cutaway harrow for Sale or exc. fur goats or velvet beans. See har- row. H. B. Tiller, Brunswick, Biythe Isie. Two-horse Oliver turn plow: 2- horse Oliver middl buster, 2-horse (No. 17) Lynchburg turn plow, 3 Ne. 3 Lynchburg turn plows, 300- ft. 114-inch black and gal. piping. S. E. Edenfield, Stillmore. - Champion blower No. 400, com- plete with piping. used very little, $8, FOB, or exc. for 8 young hens, | any heavy breed. Write C. H. McMullan, Rentz. - Oliver walking cultivator, A-1 meond., $20: T. E. -Bennett, "a Vigorous, pure-bred B. Rocks, postpaid. Highpowered baby chicks, Reds, ed W: Li, $7. C del. Gots ese an 100, add 1c per chick. D. F. Pure-bred. Dark Cornish baby 12% ea. also same str. ng stock, 75 per 15; $5 C. Guar. Mrs? C. A. Patterson, Ty Ty- Donaldson chicks; also Barred Select Red or $4.50 , Mrs. H- G. tone Mtm, Rt. 1: . R. I. Reds, $7.50 dels Mixed, bal, COD, Chas, Be Custom hatching, 2c an gg, . Mrs, Otig Carter, Griffin, Rt Cc: R, I. Reds, J. B. Giants, W. Wy- March hatch. Mrs, B. Landrum, Adairsville, Rt. De Pape str. S. C, Black Minoreas, Mrs. C. L. Rehbergs Started chicks, 2 wks old, 15 ea. 26. Quality pure Tancred hicks oodtested proven breeders. Or M. W. Kane Pure-bred Orp. chicks, 9c ea.; $8 not prepaid. Ine, to hatch Live del.. guar... T, Gy Four thousand five hundre arred Rocks, White Leghorns. M, 1 to 3 weeks old. dison, Baby chicks, Oia he Fain, bloodtested, bred guare Baby chicks selected from live del, H. L. Turner, Jr., Thoms Chicks from selected 2 and 3-yr, Tancred str., $7.50 Cz Fifty pure-bred S. C, R. L Redss live. del. Mrs. T.. F. Fre an, Rebecca, Rt. 1, : Pure-bred R. IT. Red chicks: 1 big, husky, livable chicks: gu a March 2nd rs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. Kutz quality chicks, By 7 Live del. and price W. C. Kutz, Atlanta, Rt Box 245; phone Main 769g. _ Donaldson and Owens str. . Ce $7.50C; mixture, all heavy C; Tess 100, add 25 2 lie -R. Bailey, Harlem, Rt. 1. fe Custom hatching every Satur Waverly Way, Strong from. Large small . Very reasonable, ton, Milledgeville, Eng. Leghorns, Reds and Rocks livable parent chicks stock. pe each week. ns, real producers. guarantee. Ask ~ for Custom _ Huse 6c each and ups W. S. Shields. Thomas, thoroughs 1 CG. Guar 500-lot at $7. Ky Face RY Mabe del., prepaid; West, Ashburn. Georgia _ Market Bulletin _ Published Weekly by the ree BUREAU OF MARKETS - Arthur D. Jones, Director "Department of - Agriculture EUGENE TALMADGE, Commissioner t Bea THURSDAY, MARCF. 8, 19382 miered as second class matter 4 February 15, 1922, at the Post Office at Atlanta, Georgia, 'f under the act of June 8, 1930. j Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1103, Act of October 8, ; 1917, Vif Notice of farm produce and | appurtenances, admissible un- fj der postage regulations, insert- -ed one time on each request, and repeated only when request | is accompanied by new copy of notice, '1f Second-hand farm machinery, | flowers and seed, incubator and ornamental nursery _ stock notices are published in Monthly Supplement which appears on the first Thursday of each month. Farm land for sale editions are } published at intervals during | the year. Advance notices of these editions appear from time to time. advising advertisers when to mail us these types of notice. | Limited space will not permit } insertions of notices containing more than 380 words, including name ond address. We reserve | the right to cut down notices of more than 30 words, providing | that this reduction does not destroy the meaning of the notice. When notices can not be cut down they will be returned to the writer for correction. Limited space will not permit insertion of unimportant notices Under legislative act the Market Bulletin does not as- sume any responsibility for any notice appearing in the Bulletin or transaction resulting there- from. Baby Chicks For Sale Pure-bred S. L. Wyandottes and Barred Rocks, $8.50 C. Live del. > M, Logan, Athens, REC: . Blue ribbon, officially blood- tested, choice chicks, available now. Reds, Rocks, Wyandottes, Orp.. $8 C; 500, $37-50; ten chicks free with cach 100 ordered this week. J. 1. Hosford, Atlanta, 221 -Forsyth St, New low prices on baby chicks, $> C. W.. Leghorns, Reds and B. s Also goats and kids, 3-4 701d; tor. Sale. J. J: earris, Boia. ' Pure-bred. Barred Rocks. from high-producing stck, selected and culled, 9c ea., or $8.50 C del; 100 per cent live del. guar. J. A. 'Jchnson, Jr., Rockingham. 3 Choice Buft Kock. eggs; oc from pure nugget strain egg $1.16 per 15. One cockerel, 8 oo $19; 1 cockerel, $1.50; hens, iaying, $1.25 ea. Mrs. G-. L. Trimble, Adairsville. Golden Buff Orpington eggs, 7T5c for 15; 2 settings, $1.40 del.; car- tons ret. M. O. only. Mrs. Elsie "Aliman, Baxley, Rt. 3. Pure-bred Mammoth White Pe- kin duck eggs from best stock, 75c _doz,, del.; pure-bred Blue speckled guinea eggs, 75c for 15 del. Sid- ney Clotfelter, Mariettay Rt. 5. - Booths AAA quality S. C. Ww. Leghorn Tancred str. eggs se lected for hatching, 90c for 15; $4 G postpaid; exchange for potato plants, peanuts. Mrs. T. W. Ha- good, Marietta, Rt. 3. Donaldsons famous Red hatch- ing eges, stock direct, 75c for 15 de. Mrs. O. L. Craft. Lavonia. - Three or 4 cases setting eggs per week, 30c doz. Tancred strain Sareea, Rt. i soe White Leghorn; also smaller quan-: tities, 40c doz.: buyers to furnish erates. S.C. Bovouehs. 110 Inman St.. Statesb<: zess from. his Eenelish type Gehite. Lecho- isi Charles. A. Reams victory mating foundation, $1.10 per. 15; $2, 30. A. B. Allison, Bahy Chicks for Sale Holterman Aristocrat B. R- eggs from bloodtested stock, selected, $1.15 setting; $2 30 del.; exchange for pure-bred White Leghorn, 6 weeks . pullets. Mrs. Florence Sturm, Statesboro, Rt, 2. Buff Leghorn hatching eggs, 5c ea. Baby chicks; 12c ea. Eggs shipped in lots of 15 or more; chicks 25 or more. G. R. Parsons Americus. Dark Cornish eggs, from fine stock, unrelated, 75c for 15 del.: Barred Rock eggs, Thompson str., fine unrelated stock, 75e for 15 del. B. C. Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3. Big Blue Toulouse goose eggs, 25e ea. for 5 or more - prepaid. High class Kerlin S. C. W. Leg- horn cocks, cockerels, $1.50 to $2 ea. C. W. Page, Norcross. . Pure-bred S. C, Leghorn. eggs, golden buff color. 50c per 15 del. Baby chicks, $7.50 C; pure-bred Buff Cochin bantam rooster, 75c. B. L. Lynn, Rt. 4, Norcross. Mammoth Pekin duck eggs, 75 doz- Mrs. E. G. Matthews, Rt. 8, Atlanta. R. I. Red eggs, 60c for 15; crates returned; dark red stock; exchange for Everlay Brown Leghorn eggs. Miss Florence Horne, Grovetown. Fischel W. Rock eggs, 200-289 AA quality, from Holtzapple farm. His Rocks won Ga. contest, $1 del. EF. E. Grubbs, Demorest. Toulous goose eggs,-5 for $1; 25c ea.. pure bred, large type. Mrs. C A. Black. The Rock, Rt. 1. Buff Orpington eggs, 75c per 15; $1.30 for 30; selected stock baby | chicks, $7-75 C del.; March 65th Mrs. M. S. Nichols, Rebecca, Rt. 2. Select eggs from: carefully culled pure-bred White Wyandottes, 75c for 15, postpaid. M.-L. Snare, Rt. 4, Gainesville g Pure-bred Fischel strain eggs, 6 to 8-lb. layers, Rock eggs weigh 32 ounces to doz., 65c setting. Mrs. N. E. Hattaway, 301 Wadley Ave. Bast Point, Cal- houn 2993, Dark Cornish Indiam game eggs, $1.20 16 del.. Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton. Eggs from .Tancred -W. L., Barred Rock, Minorca hens. mated with B. R. males, 45e for 15 post- paid; carton to be returned. D. R. Broek, Bremen. Wild Mallard duck eggs, 15 for $2 postpaid; high fertility; select; safe arrival guaranteed. Lamar W. Jefferson, Albany. Parks strain B. R: eggs for. seit- ting 15 for 75c. 30 for $1.25 pre- paid. P. O..money order. Mrs. H. F. Cowan, -alda. - Turkey eggs for sale, $2.50 doz.; copper back gold bank strain. Mrs. E. R. Gaulding, Concord. Select R. I. Red eggs, Donaldson strain, from nature, unrelated stock, 60c for 15 postpaid. Mrs. B. F. Johnson, Dawson, Rt. 3. B. R. eggs from heavy layers; 65c for 15. Mrs. Clyde Lanier, Rt. 1, Graymont. Osborne. str. Australorp hatch- ing egss, $2 per 15 del.; also 1 W. L. cock, pedigreed, $1- 25, FOB. Johnson Crowe, Cartersville. Pure-bred Kercher str. Golden Buff Minorca eggs, selected for hatehing; $1 per 15; $1.75, 30; $2.25 for 50; $4 C. Prepaid. No chks. Mrs M- Holloway, Graymont. Royal Purple Black Giant eggs, $1, per 15; Jerusalem artichokes, $1 bu.; Hastings syrup cane seed, 10c Ib.; mustard, 15e aeaspoonful; kot pepper seed, 10 thls. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley. Selected hatching eggs, pure- bred Tancred and Eng. hens and ecockerels, non-related, 50c per 15 eggs Stamps accepted. Exe. for cotton. Mrs... Wavy A. Lewis, Tocmsboro, Thoroughbred R, C. Golden Se bright bantam eggs, 5c each. Mrs. W. D. Barefield, Ft. Gaines, Rt. 1. Pure R. I. Red. eggs, 50c for set- ting of 15. From pen direct from Donaldsons strain. Postage ex- tra., Mrs. JL: Berry; Noreross, Box 125 R. I. Red eggs for setting, 75c per 15 del. or exc. for turkey eggs; 2hens eggs for 1 of turkey. Ea. prepay postage. Mrs. Cenia Hayes, Ft. Valley, Rt. 1. S Cc. Dark Brown Leghorn, Thormahlen str., prize winners; 15 eggs. $1.25; $2, 30, postpaid. Sat. guar. Mrs. J. W. Bomar. LaFay- ette, Rt. 3. S Cc. R. I Red, Colonial Poultry Farm pedigreed str., T5e per 15 So Exe, 1 or~2 settings for jried horse apples or good, bright eae Vrite: first. vine Part on Reraem, Rie Kos Dorms eames, $1 per 15 eggs, del. Crates returned... The chickens are different colors. H. O. Loyd, Covington, Rt. 5. | : White Plymouth Mrs. Geor- MARKET BULLETIN Baby Chicks for Sale Pure-bred hatching esgs from Everlay str. Brown Leghorns, 90c per 15, postpaid, or exc. for 6 tbs. baby lima butterbeans. Ea. pay postpage. Mrs. J. J. Carter, Alma. Rt. 2. Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird) eggs, $1.25 per 15. Cartons ret. Miss Eleanor Campbell, Atlanta. 869 Boulevard, S. E. Pure S. C. R. I.. Red Donaldson heavy layers, unrelated cock from prize-winning. stock: Del. 30 eggs for $1 in Ist and 2nd zone. Mrs. J.. R. Craig, Oakman. J. B. Giant eggs, Marcy str., se- lected, 4c an egg, $1-65 for 50 pre- paid; eornfield beans, 20c 1b.; ar- tichokes, 6c Ib. prepaid. Mrs. J. E}. Passe, Madison, Rt..4, Box 39. White Rock eggs from yard head- ed by birds grown by and bought direct from Fischel, $1 per 15 del. Spring 1931 pullets and cockerels, $1 each. Mrs. Z. L,.Seott, Con- cord. Dunlap str. Red eggs, for hatching, 50c per 15 del. Crate to be ret. Also Barred Rocks, same price. -Ex. for potato plants, to be del. April. Mrs. H. E. Alder- mau, Wrightsville Baby Chicks Wanted Want 50 R. C. S. L. Wyandotte chicks and will raise 100 on halves; and will buy 8 pullets and 1 cock- eral; also want some full stamp Rucker cottonseed. Newt Taylor, Alma, Rt. 1. Exe. young bred gilt or sow for baby chicks, del, March Ist, or any. time in March. Prefer blood- tested big type Brown: Leghorns. Cary Jordan, Manassas. Want chicks to raise on 50-50 basis to 8 or 10 wks. old; 200 or 800. Prefer large breed. Write irs. J. E. Carter, Rockingham, Rt. 1. Want 200 R. I. Reds or B. Rocks to raise on halves tq 8-10 wks. old. Party pay ehgs. Want right away. Mrs. C.D. Lindsey, Con- yers, Rt. 3. Exe. pure-bred Black Mammoth male pig for any heavy breed chicks; Orp. preferred. Mrs. Geo. Kersey, Pavo, Rt. 3. Want 150 Barred or White Rock chicks to raise on halves. BW hite, Cochran. = Want to raise baby chicks on halves to 8 wks old. Large breed preferred. Write first. Mrs. ek. Lampp, Scott. Want 100 chicks to raise on halves to 8-10 wks. old. Excel- lent place. Mrs. C. A. Rowell, Al- bany. Want 300 R: I. Reds or any good breed chicks to raise on halves to 10 wks. old. A. B. Mobley, Bre- men, Rt. 24 Want 300-400 chicks to raise on EC-50 basis. Furnish all feed; other party furnish the chicks of some large stock. and pay chgs. both ways. Mrs. Noah Hutcherson, So- petton, Rt. 1, Box=98. Want 1-200 Parks str. B. Rock chicks to raise to 8-16 wks. old. Alsc have Parks B. R. eggs for hatghing, $1 per 15 del. Crates to be ret. Mrs. J. S. Raulerson, Rock- ingham,- Rt. 1. Want any amount RR. eggs, 25e ~ doz; chicks, $7 C; also good, bright leaf tobacco, $1 for- 20 lbs., exe. for dvieG apples: or for guineas. Mrs. ae Cowart, Summit. B R. eggs, 50c per 15; from fine, silky dark strain. Mrs. W. H. Williams, Milan. Sheppard str. Ancona eggs, full bred, 4 notch eomb, 75c per 15; $2.25 for 30. Mrs. Sallie Swain, Soperton, Rt. 3. : * Pure bred R. J. Red eges from Donaldson str. culled flock, 5c per 15 at my home: $1. for 15 shipped. Eva Haynes, Buford. Pure bred Partridge Rock eggs,- $1.25 per 15; write for prices on 50 and 100 lots. Mrs. T. B. Ste- phens, Cordele, Rt. C. * Pure bred Sheppard str. Ancona eggs, 75 per. 15, or $2 for. 50; prize winning stock. Mrs. Perry Fitzgerald; Forest Glen. Eges from Thompson dark imp. ringlets, parent stock direct. 75c mer 15 del. Mrs.C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt. 5. Indian Runner duck eggs, 50c doz not prepaid. Herman Mal- lory. Griffin, Rt. A. Hatching eggs from -2-yr.-old -S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1 per 15: $2.50, 50; $4 C; cocks, 214-yr-old, $1.50 ea., Mahood str. Miss Belle Tim- merman, Bronwood, Box 83. Pure bred S. C. uff Orp. eggs, 31 per 15 postpaid; day old chicks, Miss Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Rt. I. Pure bred S. C. Black Minorca eggs, 75c per 15; $1.25 for 30: $3.75 for 100; Del. Pape str.,,guar. fresh crag Mrs.. Q;.L. Law. Eastman, Rt. 1. = a Ancona, B. R., White Rock mixed eggs; sell 74% doz. weekly from 17 hens, 50c per 15 postpaid. Mrs -Hope Loftin, Roopville, Rt. 2. Spencer Turken eges, $1.25 per 15 del.; $1 at my home; Parks str: B. Fe es,7$1 per 15 del, or 75c at my home. Miss Susie Collum, Putnam. Pure Buff: Orp:.-eggs, 75 15 FOB; carton to be ret. J. G@. Rhodes, Crawfordville. Pure bred White Minorca eggs, Booths str., $1 per 15; also 14 White Minorea hens and rooster. e for Mrs. yr. old, $15::for-lot..- Mrs: -C.--W: Sauls, (No address given.) R. I. Red eggs, Owens str.. $1 pec setting prepaid. Mrs. S.. W. Phillips, Palmetto, Rt. 1. , Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs, 75c per 15, from good north- ern stock; Byers str; fertile, fresh aud insured prepaid: J. H. Loyd, MeRae! sti. 29: Plants For Sale Missionary strawberry plants, 80e C. $1.25 500, $2 M. del. R. C. Hemphill: Flowery Branch. Rt. 1 Bermuda onion plants an@ lead. var cabbage plants, 60c 500, $1 M, postpaid, W H. Weaver. Ociila. Progressive strawberry plants, 20c- C. $2.50. M.: eash or money order. Exe. for anything can use. Mrs. Emily Long, Cleveland, Rt: 4. P. R. potato plants, gov, insp: pure stock, eating quality unsur- passed; ready now, March del., $1.50 M. Special price on large orders. Del. in Ga. I. B. Jones. Screven. Yellow skin P. R. potato plants, state insp., $1.25 M, FOB, Ready for del. March 10-15. R. L. Harvey. Screven, Rt. 1. Vanfleet and St. Regis everbear- ing red, Cumberland black rasp- berry; Blowers and early -harvest blackberry plants, 60c doz., $1.75 50, $2.85 C, $9.75 500 del. Exc. E. J Hart, College Park. Spring cabbage plants now ready, -Copenhagen, Jersey and Chas. W.. 20 C, postpaid; 90c M, M up. 70ec M, not postpaid Prompt shipment; J. G. Owens Pembroke. Klondike strawberry plants, $1.50 1,000. H. W. Dowdy, Gainesville Ris2: Earliest var, imp. Klondike strawberry, 25c C, $1.15 500, $1.90. M, del. Mrs. J.-S. Crowe, Cum- ming, Rt. 4. ; Cabbage and Bermuda onion plants; all lead. var., 75c M; prompt shipment. J. Q. Dorris, Valdosta. Straw color Bermuda onion plants, 50c 500, 90c M, postpaid Cash with order. Full count. and prompt shipment. G. L. NeSmith, Sycamore, Rt. 1, Box 141. : Z Earliest imp. Klondike straw- berry plants, 30c. C, $2 M; E. J. Wakefield and EH. Flat Dutch cab- bage, 15c C, $1.25 1,000. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4. Now. booking orders for red skip P. R. potato plants, pure-stuff, and would like to contract with party to handle plants this season. W. G. aE Bas: eaten, Bic Bee and lady fingers, 10c lb.; Pilzgeraid. cB U L i E T nS No Pints fe Gaia Imp. red skin P. R. and Naney Hall potato plants, state insp., $1.25 M, FOB. 7C R. Redmond, Pel- ham, State insp. pure red skin P. R and Nancy Hall potato plants $1.25 M, FOB. A: R, Jones, Pelham Klondike strawberry plants, 20 C, 75c 500, $1.50 M, plus postage No chks. John L. Jones, Cumming. Rte & Napier grass plants and roots very prolific; all stock crazy about it; now time to plant. Write for full information and prices. S. T Smith, Cuthbert. Hastings extra early prolific tomato plants, ready, 50c C, $1 400. $2.25 M. roots moss wrapped, pre- paid. Mrs. T. N. Harrison, Black- shear, Rt. 3. Extra early prolific tomato plants, 45c C; $1 400, $2.50 1,000 Mrs. J. W. Harrison, Blackshear. All .var. frostproof cabbage plants, 45c 500, 75e M, del. Money order... E. O. Jackson, Baxlev; RE 3: HK. J. frostproof cabbage plants. open field grown, 25c 300,50c 600, 0c M, FOB. Hambric, Brooks. Baxley, Rt. 3. = Everbearing strawberry plants, 26c C,-$2 M,. del. R. B. Vickery. Hartwell Rt. 4. Everbearing Cuthbert (red) rasp-: berry plants, bear Ist year, 30c doz., $2.25 C. or exe. for chickens or anything can use. Hugh OBarr. Lavonia, Rt, 1. KE. J.. Chas. W. Flat Dutch cab- bage plants, 45c 600, 70c M. del.: nlso bright leaf tobacco, 70c for 10 lbs., FOB. Money order. W. H. Morris, Baxley, Rt. 1. Frostproof cabbage plants, lead- ing var. $1. M; Bermuda. onion, white or yellow, $1 M, postpaid. Ready. Otis Pittman. Baxley, Rt. 4 Certified big stem Jersey and FP R. potato plants. $2 M. Ready March 20. Also Marglobe tomato, 25e C. Exe. for velvet beans at . $1.40 bu, or mixed peas at $1 bu E. J. Youmans, Baxly, Rt. 5. Rhubarb plants, 4 yrs. old, 40c each; smaller plants, 50c doz.; Him- alaya perry vines, 50c doz. Miss G B. Mclane. Hartwell, Rt. 2. Buncombe collard plants, cab- bage, Iceberg and big Boston let- tuce, 25 C, $1.05 M, del. Cash. with order. LL: E. Harrison, Dublin. Cabbage plants, $1 -M, del.- honey drip cane seed, 7c lb.; yellow pop corn, Ve Ib. T. G. Fausett, Bar- ney. White crystal wax Bermuda on, ion plants, $1 13;000. R. C. Chumb- ler, Leo, Rt. 1. Klondike and Lady T. straw: berry -plants, 20c C, $1 500, $2 M. postpaid. Guy Crow. Gainesville, Rts 2. : Copenhagen, E. Dutch, E.. J., Chas. W. cabbage, crystal wax, Bermuda onion, 40c 300, 60c 500, $1 M. postpaid. E. L. Durham, Saint Marys. Frostproof cabbage plants, EH. J., Chas. W. and Copenhagen market. 30c M, 55e 500, postpaid. Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4, Box 144, Leading var. cabbage, white Ber- muda onion, 50c 500, 80c M; 500 each, cabbage and onion, 75c; all postpaid, 8rd zone. Willie Ryles, Saint Marys. Youngberry plants, direct f:9m govt. stock.. doz lots, 10 each; 100 lots, 8c; 500 and up, 5e each. H. N. Seney, Savannah. Leading var. cabbage, Prizetaker and yellow Bermuda onion plants, $1 M; & M up, 80c M; white sugar Crowder peas, brown Crowders. all del. R W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald. Rt. 2. Kudzu plants, 2-5 yrs.,$8 M, or exc. for chickens, turkeys, or eges for setting. Mrs. W. B. Parrish Brooklet Frostproof cabbage plants, E. J., Chas. W. now ready. Open field grown, 25c 200. 50c 500, 90e. M, del. by prepaid parcel post. J. oO Stokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. Collard plants, 75c M; early Flat Dutch cabbage, 90 M; yellow Ber- muda onion. 90c M, del. Abner Baker, Norman Park. Gov. insp. imp. red skin P. R. potato plants, $1.50 M, del. March 25 to June 1. L..H. Kirkland, Den. ton. Millions choice Jersey and Chas W. cabbage plants ready, 50c 500, 90c M, $1,860 38 M, $2.50 5 M. Quality, count, promptness guar. B. J. Head, Alma. Everbearing strawberry, 20c C; bush honeysuckle plants, 15c 100. Julius Dutton, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3 E. J., Dutch, Wakefield, frost- proof cabbage, white and yellow Bermuda onion plants, postpaid, 60c 500. 85 1,000, John B. Pope, |%5c M. Ain, Surrency, Rt. 2. |May Eng. peas; 20c Ib. etstee $1. 50 M:; hazlenut bushes, 10. = Page Seven : Plants For Sale | Pink skin P. R. potato plants, state insp., $1.75 M. del; 5 M up, = $1.50 exp. collect. No COD orders filled. Carl Phillips, Colquitt. Sater All _kinds of cabbage: ~plants. =a Write for price and list. Licoyd Me Whorter, Aflanta, 388 Hollins St,.> > S.-W: : Frostproot cabbage and onion | vlants, tomato, pepper and potats plants. Write for special price list Andrew Clark, Thomasville. P. R. potato plants, $1.25 M, or $1.35 M. del; HE. J., Chas. cabbage. plants, $1 M, del. Ezrk Butler; Bax. >. ley, Rt. -3. : E.. J. Chas..W. cabbage, $1. Me 8 M. $4; tomato plants, Marglobe. $2 M: imp. P. R. potato, ready March 10, $2, insp. Half with order, balanee COD, prepaid. J. L. Cour: son, Baxley, Rt. Tough, inspected cabbage plants. not del.;; tomato plants ready, Marglobe and Farliana. 40. C.$1 300.. postpaid. Walter Parks, ; Darien. PB. R. and Nancy Hall -potate vlants, April and. May. del., gov. {nsp., $1.50 1,000. Harl Paulk, Sur. 1 rency, SS Marglobe tomato plants. March 15: del; 40c CC, $2.502,000. Po eee Weaver, Baxley. g ee P. R. and Nancy Hall potato = elants, April and May del. gov. ~ insp., $1.25 M, FOB. J. M. Tomber- Millions frostproof cabbage and onion plants, ready for shipment $1 M, del. Cash with order. Edgar Buchans. Baxley, Rt. 4. Lae Five hundred thousand Mar globe 0 tomato plants. ready March 16. sy $1.65 M: over 5 M, $1.50 M; EB. J.,~ Chas. W.| cabbage, $1 M, over 5 M, 75c M. del. Ji.P: Mullis. Baxley, Rt. 4. : Twenty thousand to 30 M Jamai- ca wrapper tobacco plants, $1 M. ready March 10-20. Exc. for meat, corn. lard at. market: price. R.D, 7 Douglas, Baxley, Rt. 5. eae Horse-radish. 25ec J1b.;- brown. Crowder peas. 7c lb.; old-fashioned EV Wale pe son, Maysville. os Cabbage and Bermuda onion plants, E. J.. Chas. and Succession cabbage, 50c 300, 75c 500, $1.25 M, del.; onions, same price. J. 0, Fussell, Dawson. Klondike strawberry plants, 20 doz. 3 doz. $1; brown fig, white scuppernong vines. 10c each, $1 coz. Loyal Entrekin, Waco, Rt. 2. Crystal wax and yellow Bermuda onion plants, J., Chas. and Succes. sion cabbage plants. 50c 300. 75e e 500, $1.25 M. del. R. H. Kent, Daw. son, : Fresh, open field grown E. Ja Chas. W. cabbage plants. now ready, 50c 500, 75c M, del., 65c M, COD. Plants guaranteed. S, G, Rowe, Fitzgerald; Rt. 2. Iceberg lettuce plants, 30 C, 50 200, $1 500: Himalaya blackberry. 50 doz.; Kudgu, 75e C, $5M,-2all = = del. Mrs. O. D. Woodruff, Bios a ville. Cabbage and collard piants,: a $1 M; onion plants, $1.10 1,000. Mrs. R. E. Hackle, Valdosta, 613 East Savannah Ave. Five hundred each Early J., Dutch> Wakefield cabbage and Bermuda onion plants, postpaid, 85c. J R. Pope, Fitzgerald, 4 Crystal wax Bermuda onion,_ $1.50 M, postpaid. David Todd, Altamaha. 4 Hastings extra early prolific te. = mato plants, 45c C, $1 400, $2.5@ 1,000. Mrs. J. W. Harrison, Blacle shear. : Tomato. plants, Hastings red field beauty, June pink, Mareglobe - wilt-resistant, 25c 100, Mrs. W. #, Dixon, Blackshear, 215 Gordon St, EH. J. and Chas. cabbage plants, 50c M;. prompt shipment. Cash with order. B. M. Bullard; Baxley. ~ Frostproof cabbage and onion plants, assorted, 500 each, del. your . * mail -box,* $1; PP? Ro potatoe; $125, COD. > If cash with order, $1.15. = FOB, W. M. Bullard, Baxley. e Choice frostproof W.' cabbage, $1, M. del.; 75 500, 25e GC; Stone tomato, $1.50 M, del.. 25 C, 75c 500 del.; Kudzu, $8 M, March: Ist. del 753 Mrs. A. M. Dubberly, Broxton, P, O: Box.288>4 Very large and early strawberry plants, 20c C; also goose plums, 25e each, Add postage. Miss Mon- teen Crowe, Cumming, Rt: 4, Box Bp Big stem Jersey plants, gov, isp, from vine cut., now ready, $1.50 M. Sat. guar. 7 J. Miles, Baxley, ate Rt. 4. New Stone tomato plants, 90c M, FOB. J. P. Whisnant, Lenox, Rt, 2. 4 P. R. potato plants, $1.50 M, FOB, March 25, April. and May del. Be. L. ee p Almay, Rt. 2. Fs ee red and valor skin eet f plants for March and April insp. and treated, $1.50 M, . Ga, A, W. Askew, Folkston. Bermuda onion and early Flat itch cabbage plants, 15c C, 85c edfield beauty tomato, 25c C, 600, G. C.-Thornton,, Pitts. clondike strawberry plants, $1.50 Rucker cotton seed, 50e bu, eans, 15 ib. Bat, Dougherty. @, 2vb. 2. Box 95: leading var, early and late se plants, 1. M: del.; prize- onion plants, $1 M, del. H. D, ter, Pitts. Early and late cabbage plants, Oe Cy prepaid; Bermuda onion, $1 prepaid. T..G. Crenshaw, Pitts. Mastodon- everbearing straw- rry plants, 85c C; also few old: shioned muskmelon seed, 10c pkt. dd postage. Mrs. Foy Crumley, veland, Rt. 4. Everbearing strawberry: plants, BGs $1.50 500, $2.50 M. del. ish : B Shell, Palmetto. = oun Celery plants, : 25e C, del. Mary Key, Bllijay, Rt. 1. AB R. potato plants, $1.25 M; Ruby King pepper, $1.50 M; April del; cabbage plants now, 50c . J. EB, Fossett, Baxley. Well rooted mint plants, packed 5 damp moss, 6 plants 35c, pre- also martin gourd seed, 12c_ No stamps ac: ted. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thom- 3 er. pkt., prepaid. sboro. | Pee dy; Chas. W., Copenhagen larket cabbage, Ga, collards, oung plants,. guar. growing, at es nation, $1 M; prompt ship- lent. Cash with order, W. J. Bur- y Savannah, Resi enuine imp. red skin and pink in P, R. potato plants, March , $1.25 M, cash; govt. insp., 10 , $1 1,000. WL A. Williams, Rock potato Stee and) equality guar., PROB. doy SS arittiss Kudzu crowns and roots, ooted, $4 M. Can ship any day. L. Chambley, Ideal. Genuine Bermuda onion plants, ie 500, $1 M, postpaid. Tommie Hunt, Kathleen. Frostproof cabbage and onion lants, leading var., 60c 500, del.; M. del. C. W. Stokes, Macon. : , Flat D. cabbage, re] ow and whitd Bermuda onion lants, 55c 500, 85c M, del. Imme- diate shipment. E. H. Stokes, Ma- on, Rt. 3. Large May strawberry plants, he Cy St. 25 M; rooted sage, 3 bunches, 25e;3 Bermuda onion and eet seed. 10c thls., 3 for 25c; seed rice, 10c lb. Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Holman, Cleveland. Klondike strawberry plants, 1.50 M, del. i. M. Berry, Lylerly. EE. J. Chas. W. cabbage plants. 0c 509, 70c M, 2 M up, 65c 1,000. . P. Morris, Baxley: Imp. P. R. Nancy Hall potato plants, $1 M, FOB; also tomato and pepper plants. all var. $1.50 M, March 15 del. Cash. B. J. Mor- ; enuine red skin P. R. potato ants, $1.25 M. FOB. April May. ne del. Exc. 5 M for 5 bu. N.C. runner peanuts. Ivey Campbell saxley, Rt. 4. . and BE. J. Wakefield cabbage lants, 65e M. del. in 5 M lots and above. Cash or COD; smoked meat shoulders, 10c Ib.; sides, 12c; hams, FOB. A. G. Walker, Barney. nuine red skin Porto Rican otato plants government inspect- d and treated, $1.25 M. FOB. Exc. ersey heifer or pigs from 20 ) Ths., at 8c Ib. W. G. OQuinn, urrency.. ~, z be Rican potato plants, gov- inspected and treated; , 10 M.-and up, $1.15. Owen feria, W and Bermuda _ onion ants, postpaid, $1.25 M; express collect, 75c; Marglobe, bonny best and Chalks jewel tomato, postpaid, express, $1.75. John W. er ryhill, Lakeland. Early Jersey, Charleston Wake- Ma Dutch cabbage pants, | FOB, or : ys ; bimnebes. 2Q5e; cage, 3- : ; Kudzu vines, 50c C. Fico, for nest. fonions or sets. Miss Tewa Messer, Waleska. Well rooted, true to name mis- sionary strawberry-plants, 25e C: catnip, sage, 5c each. Exe. for po- tato plants. Mrs. Julia Darnell. Jesup, Rt. Leading var. frostproof cabbage plants, now ready. 55c 500, 90c M postpadi; 65c M, exp: collect. No COD; P. R. potato plants, April del. = 75 M, postpaid, J. U. Sewell, Pitt a ae and onion ae 60e 500, $1 M; Klondike strawberry $1 560. B. Crow. Gainesville: Chas. E. J. and early and late Fiat Dutch cabbage, 65 FOB, or 85c del.; Bermuda onion plants, 60c 75e del. Guar. plants. Grady Turner, Macon, Rt. 3. Copenhagen, Wakefield, Flat Dutch cabbage; Margiobe, Stone. greater Balitimore, red rock toma- to: PR. .potatoe, $1: 500, SRi5 M- postpaid. R. I, McRe@ Meigs. *, Imp, red skin. imp. pink skin, and old-fashioned Porto Rico, early triumph, big stem Jersey, Uancy Hall potato plants, $1.50 1,000. J. E.. Carter, Rick ingham. ~ P, R. and big stem Jersey po- tato plants, now ready, gov. inspt., $1.50 1,000. M. H. Beasley, Baxley, Ret. b, Yellow skin P.-R. potato plants, from vine grown seed, $1.40 M, del. in Ga., April and May. Cash with order. Less on 10 M lots. J. F. Gruber, Odum. -New Dasheen (Asia(tic potato) served any style, Irish or sweet. | Can be grown anywhere, wet. or dry location. Top foliage resembla ealadium, N. Rosene. Ft. Valley. Gov. insp. potato plants, now ready, big stem Jersey and P. R. pink skin, $1.50 M, for March del. T. M. Dasher, Valdosta, Rt. 1. Crystal wax Bermuda plants, $1 M; mung beans, 12 Ibs.., $1, postpaid. Exc. for Ga. cane syrup, honey, not less than 6 gal. A. A, Faqua, Jackson. Five thousand June. pink toma- to plants, 30c .C, postpaid; $2.50 M, postpaid. Large strong plants. J. N. Strickland, Redland. Lady Thompson strawberry plants, 25c C; Klondike, 25c C; yellow root, 50ec Ib. Add postage Aline Watson, Buford, RFD 3. Chas. W. cabbage plants, 50e 500, 75e M; collard plants, 60e 1,000. Jd). OF OUFf;-Bristok : Chas. W. cabbage, yellow Ber- muda onion plants, prepaid, $1 M; 38 M, $2.50; 5 M; $8.75; Marglobe tomato plants, March 20 dels $1.50. 1,000. J. l. Leggett, Baxley. Chas. W. cabbage, yellow Ber- muda onion, prepaid, $1 M; 8 M, 85c M; 5 M lots, $3.75; Margloke tomato, March 15, 80 C. $1.75 1,000. A. E, Quinn, Baxley. Chas. W cabbage, yellow Ber- muda onion plants, prepaid, $1 M; 3 M, $2.50; 6 M, $3.75; Marglobe tomato, 35 C,. $1.75 M, March 15 del. D. M. Barber; Baxley. Frost-proof EH. J. cabbage plants, grown in No. Ga. free from insects and diseases, 15e C::-$1 M. FOB: Ermon McPherson,*Bremen. Heading collards, $1 M.; crys- tal white Bermuda onion, 1l5e C.; 2 ft. Sept. peach plants, 10c-each; numerous other kinds of plants: Add postage. Write for prices. Mrs. Belle Goddard, Goggins, Rt. 2. Open field grown E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 65c M. FOB, or exch. for dried fruit, seed butter beans or Crowder peas; 5 M. piants for 5 bu. runner panuts. S. B. Abercrombie, Barney. E. J., Chas. and Flat. Dutch cab- bage plants, ready, 300, 35; 500, 56e; 95c M. Onion plants same price. All postpaid. R. Chanclor, Seville. : Q Cabbage plants, 65c M, Exp. collect; also Mallard duck eggs, $1.50 per 12; $2 for 15. Wade Mal- lard, Albany, 3806 6th St. ; White Bermuda onion, $1 -M.; Fiat Dutch, E. W. cabbage, 75c M.; collard, 65 M. Ext. for peas at $1 bu. Marglobe, @zoper Special tomato, $1.75 M.*del. L.A. Pere Pavo,: Rt. 4: E. J., Chas. Ww. Canine. 50c M. by Express collect, or 80c M. pre- paid by parcel post; _ also Balti- More and Stone \totmato, $1.50 M. exp. col. or $2 M prepaid. J, H. Sumner, Omega, Rt. 1. Few more M. genuine young dewberry Plants at reduced price: when certified check accompanies order, $4 C; or $30 M. Instruc- tions for planting and cw : W. C. Wi: itkers jically treated. Full count, onion sistant, 7 25 M. .Mrs. S. nard,.. Moultrie. Box 103. New crop E. J.,' C. Wakefield cabbage plants, 500, 40c; 1.M 70c. Prompt shipment. Dave Tuten, Baxley. Weds and. C. Wakefield Sabbare plants, 500, 40c; 75c M. Prompt shipment, Willie Ryals, Baxley - Potato plants, Imp. Red Skin Porto Ricans, Gov. insp.; chem- moss packed. March and April del. $1.50 M. FOB. Alvin C. Johnson, 'Fitz- gerald, State insp. pure yellow skin Ey R. potato plants, $1.25 M; Big Stem Jersey, state insp. $1.50 M. All ready to del. now. W. M. Bur- ton, Screven, Himalayaberry plants, 25 doz. Mrs. L. Persons, Marshallville. Thousands of tomato plants, ready; Pimineto,. Hot Pepper and Egg- plants; 35c C; $3 M.; del. Mrs. Hi. V. Franklin, Register. Earliana, New Stone tomato, 35c C.; 200, 65c; 500, $1.25; $2.50 M; Crystal Wax and Yellow Bermuda onion, Chas. W. cabbage, collard plants, $1. M. Postpaid. J. a Shearouse, Guyton. Klondike and Missionary straw- berry plants, $1.75 per M. State insp. Guy- Taylor, Macon, Rt. 1. Sage plants, 10c ea., 3 for 25c; bunch butter beans, 20c.- "Ib, Speckled, brown or white crow ders, 10c Ib? Other beans for sale or exch. Mrs. G. T. Kellogg, Cum- ming? RG 4 Frost-proof cabbage plants, all lead. var.; also Bermuda onion, beet and collard plants, 75c 1000. , J. A. Henry, Doerun. BE. J: or C. W. cabbage ers 500. 50, $0e2 10002 See RS McCook, Fitzgerald. Plants Wanted Want sarvisberries, gooseberries P. Hudgins, and raspberries. W. Decatur, Rt. 1. Want everbearing plants. Will exe. white feed sacks at 10c each, 4-sacks for 100 plants. A. G. Bledsoe, Savannah, Rt. 3. _ Exc. sun-dried peaches for potatu slips and Bermuda onion plants. Hach pay charges on what they re- |ceive. Mrs. Mary Vaughon, Gills- ville, Rt. 2. : - Want to exc. bloodtested baby chicks any breed for sweet potato plants. Plants to be del. Write for particulars. C. N. Pen nett, Rome, 119 Broad St. Exc. 30 lbs. bright, sun-dried El- berta peaches for gov, insp. P. R, potato plants to be del. first of May. Hach postage. Can ship peaches now. P. W. Smith, Stock bridge, Rt. 1. Burbanks thornless blackberry plants, 75c doz, Exc. 1 bu, Brab peas for 90-day velvet beans, or sugar cane syrup. David Pike, Mauk, Exc. 300 collard plants (headed var.) for 200 cabbage plants and 100 Bermuda onion plants. Miss Gussie Andrews, Thomasville. Want P. R. and triumph potato plants, in exc. for Wannamaker pits. seed and Piedmont 2-ear corn, 1st year. Ship seeds now and get plants April 15 to 20..R. P. Stein- heimer, Brooks. Exe. 20 white feed sacks for 1 M Bermuda onion plants. Each pay postage. Mrs. J. Li ville, Rt, 2. Exc. collard plants for cabbage, strawberry and onion plants, 100 for 100. E. C. Leslie, Morgan. Miscellaneous For Sale Tobacco, old, barn-cured, best grade leaf, 10c Ib. in 5 and 10 Ib baxes. Miss Myrtle Campbell, Sur- lrency. Home-made old and mellow to- bacco, 10 lb.,:10 Ib, lots, prepaid C. Fetter, Surrency, Red leaf, -flue-cured tobacco, 9 Ib, del., 3rd zone. Jennings, Stew- ard, Surrency, Rt 2; Home-cured tobacco; 8c Ib. del. to 8rd zone, Cash with order, | J. WW Herndon, Surrency. Extra good tobacco, chewing bad : smoking, 10c and 9c Ib. del, 8rd zone. No order less than $1; also some onion plants, 10 100. Mrs. |Linnie Burke Surrency. Good, barn-cured whole leaf to- bacco, 10c Ib.; broken leaf, 8c Ib. del. 3rd zone. No order less than 50c. No chks, ae peeve Burke. Surrency. Soe Burbanks Earliest, Bonny Best, Marglobe-and Tree;. also Belly strawberry : later. Erwin. Adairs- root, 2c Ib.; Fed root, 13 bar i B and mellow flue ured te bacco, 8c Yb., del, in lots of 10 lbs. or more. Dave Medders. Surrency. Red flue-cured tobacco, | dok: in: lots of 10 Jbs. or more. Cash with order. Ike Tomberlin, Surrency, Re, Good red and yellow flue-cured tobacco, 10 Ibs $1, FOB; also good, sound 90-day running velvet peans, $1.75 bu. xe. for - ~baby chicks, large breed. W. R. Hutto. Odum, Rt. A-1. : Giant sunflower, long green akro seed, 15 Ib.; white rice peas, 8 Ib. Exc, for white feed sacks, 100 lb. capacity at 8c each. Mrs. Elvira Chastain, Fairmount, Rte: Good, flue- cured fone $1, not prepaid. . Mrs. liams, Baxley. : : Hight tbs. pecan kernels; picked out in halves, 20c 1b., or $1.50 for lot. Add postage. L. B. Law, Teslie: it. 2. = Nice white aitia: ee short neck, about 3 qt. cap. 6 for 80c; 12 for 50c. Not postpaid. Strickland, Eastman, Rt. i Genuine bright leaf, ae cured tebacco, chew or smoke, 12: IDS:,. $1, 10 Ibs. 3 G Wi: Good, flue-cured tobacco, yellow color, 6c, and dark red, Be, Add postage just to the 8rd zone. . Riley. Tomberlin, Baxley, Rt. 2. : Good flue-cured tobacco, yellow and dark red, 6c and postage; good white stem tobacco. H H. H. Herring Baxley: Rt. 2.- Genuine > golden leaf, vine: cured Second-hand goose and duck | feathers, renovated, about 20 Ibs. rat 25 Ib, Exe. for potato plants meat, lard, canned goods or other rvalue. J. R. Bramalett, Ellijay, Rt. 4 Fifty lbs. Japanese walnuts. hulled, 5c Ib., $2.25 for lot. FOB also some old-fashioned Eng, or garden peas, 20c Ib. del. Buford | Campbell, Metter, Rt. 2, Box 115. New crop black walnuts, 5c Ib, hulled. Early Owen, Zebulon. One hundred Ibs. feed sacks, dried peaches and apples, clean. 10c Ib.; field peas. 5c lb.; pop corn, 5c Ib. Exc. for Irish potatoes or. Lima beans. Mrs. Lauren Noble, Trenton. Good, flue-cured chewing and smoking tobacco} 10c and 8 Ib. Not less than $1 order, postpaid. Julia Griffis, Surrency, Ets 42. Extra good ginseng, $h.755 tb. golden seal, 10 Ibs., 75c Yb. cash with order. C. A. Clark. Canon, Rt. 3. Huckleberries, 15 doz.; .j Sassa- fras root. 10c 1b.; cherry bark, 20c Ib.; poke. root, 10c lb. Exc. for feed | socks, onion'and cabbage plants. Add postage. Lula Bell, Alphoretta, Rt. 2. - Flue-cured chewing and smoking tobacco. for sale.- Exc! for white sacks, 1 lb. tobacco for 1 feed sack. Jim Mikell, Graymont, Rt. 1. Full stock. B. Rock hatching eggs, 60c for 15, del.; also black walnut kernels, nice and clean, 50c Ib. del. Ma, Cochran, Protection. Flue-cured, 8c lb. or exc, for white feed sacks, dried apples, Ib. for lb. Mrs. S. A. Elliott, Odum, Martin gourds from 5c to lb5c each; Barred Rock setting eggs, selected, 50c per 15. A. A. Jones. Dunwoody, Rt. 1. Mt. Perrian Rd., Buckhead Dist.) : Black walnuts, hulled and dried. This years crop; also. 3 Ibs. nice yellow and white beeswax, 25c Ib. Money order. Mrs. J. K. Yawn, Rhine, Rt. 1. Box 115. Yellow root, wild cherry, rats- bane, 25 Ib., or exe; a few Ibs. for good tobacco at 10c Ib., for ribbon Mrs. Elam, Cleveland, Rt. 1. Flue-cured) chewing tobacco. ready to chey, 10 Ibs., $1, prepaid to 38rd zone, Sat. guaranteed James Williams, Rockingham. Extra flue-cured, yellow tobacce, ehewing and smoking, $1. for 10 Ibs.; $2 for 21 Ibs.; $3, 33 lbs,; $5 for 60 Ibs. Packed nicely. Del. 3rd zone. Mrs, J. T. Troupe, Baxley Rt. 2s Mellow and. sweet, inc-cured to- bacco, smoking and . chewing, 13 Ibs., $1 del. 8rd zone, Ella Crosby: Rt 2. White feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap., 8c each, or exc. for budded pecan trees, 4 sacks for 1 tree. Weldon Burns, Calhoun, Rt. 4... _ Yellow root, 12%%c Ib.; SARROE ans Bess or exec. for Brabham peas at} $1 bu., or runner peanuts at, 50c | bu. James Branch. Baxley, Rt. 2. | tobacco, 12 Ibs.. $1, prepaid to 3rd {zone. Frank Harris, Baxley, ate 2 15 Ilbs..] cane seed, 30e per gal. Mrs. Joe]: Good, fa ue-cured toba ing, 8c; smoking, 6c | Boatright, Rockingham, 10c Ib. | l 5c each, or 10c prepaid; w Twenty-five nice ma pop corn, shelled, 10c Ib exc. Write what you ha rette McBrayer, Drake Good, flue-cured tobace Add postage. Money or ler A, Smith, Cordele, Rt. Bright, flue-cured t pared ready for us, 10 Ibs., $1.85, cash: also tomato plants, 75c M, 5. 1,000. M. S, White Alma, . Martin gourds. priced to size; also hot red pep 10e teacupful. Thomasboro. zB .Hiften or, 20 lbs, | fresh beef tallow, ; Mrs. kOe Money order. Mrs. H. Canon, : 2 Green sassafras root, Te ning speckled velvet bea: sound, $1.50, FOB. Mon L. W. Deese, Colquitt. Rt Extra good, flue-cur pacco, 10 Ibs., $2, preps pepper, Barney. Ground oyster shelf. = ibs., FOB. W. A. Smith, 102 BE. Bay St. Best grade flue-curea Ibs., $1, del. through 3rd zor Troupe, Baxley. ; Good, ripe, bright leat rency, RE 25 Good flue-cured - onae ing, 8c; chewing, 10c Ib W. Graham, Surrency. Yellow root, 15 Ib. | bushes, 10c doz. ratsban: rhubarb, 50edoz.; red 5c bunch; catnip, oe bu postage. Mrs. F. FL Loving. : Nice, clean mutton per teacup size mold beef tallow, 3 Ibs. 50c; running butter bean se Mrs, C: F. Elliston, Ruper Feathers, 45 Ib. FOB; low and beeswax. _ fer; pecans, 8c Ib. Clara Perry, Madison. Miscellaneous Want cabbage, potato. ion sets or plants, gar seed. Exe, cane' see corn, cornfield bean se er value. Mrs. J. M. mount, / Want 25 or 30 toss g00 tobacco. Send sample H, PP. Hembell, Avalo: Box 32. : Exc. 15 lbs. Hastings sugar Crowders-for 10 lb ing tobacco, or 2 gal. \ onions for 8 Ibs. Glen land, Rt. 1, Box 93. Six Ibs. nice dried fru for 6 lbs. good sweet cured chewing tobacco, postage. Write first. Cut Gone... 4 Want 30 pure, direct Cornish eggs, tomato se corn seed, white Ber plants, honey, syrup, smo bacco, Exc. Kudzu and 01 Lelius Helms, Buena Vi Want 5 or 10 Ibs, g00 tobacco, Will exc. Has vhoney drip cane seed, for 1 of tobacco. Geo Ashland, Rt. 1, Box 9 . Exe. Willetts wonder |seed or little white Fla. cabbage, collard i : feed sacks, more, Rt, 2. Bxe.o: No. i white 100 Ib. cap., for 7 bo plants or 1 doz. Springs, RED 1. f Exe. 10 Ibs. sun-drie 10 Ibs, good chewin exc. 1 setting of B. lbs. good chewing pay postage. Mrs. Cumming eR a: 2 Want to swap &. butter beans for 5 lb chewing tobacco; also. velvet okra seed for | smoking tobacco. | ches. Sam Burk, . Want 5 lbs. white co! exc, old-fashioned tend bean seed at 20e cu Top turnip seed at 10 field bean seed, Mrs. W. F, Foyler reia Products For Sale N PEAS FOR SALE. = or bunch butter del. in small lots, $8 ackson wonder and Ky. ame price. J. H. Smith, Rt: A, Box: 71. enders, thousand to one neh bean, all 20c Ib.; eges, 60c per 17. Add 40c prepaid. Mrs. T. P Bowersville. ive or 380 bu. unknown and clean, $1. bu.. some new eras, same iller, Leo. lack-eyed peas. 30c, or ibs. early bunch garden tame blackberry, 5c ea.; punches, 5c. Not Posts ae tender; 35 Ibs. , peaches, 10c lb.; Eng. ae te pop: corn, Crowders. $2.50 bu.; h peas, same price; plack-eyed; $2; mix. field beans, 30c Ib, 3 sure and sound. $1 . Dekle, Register. ee, Cleveland. _ Ibs: old-fashioned field beans, 15 lb. for 3 or 20c Ib. in 5 Ib. lots. ce Boe _ Cedartown, Gas E Marlow, Ros- hull speckled a sound and clean. Not Money order. ner: "Dublin, Rt. 4. m sugar Crowders, $2 = umming; Rt. St. S speckled peas and 50 : ey ood, sound mixed peas laking hay, 90c bu. FOB. Sample, Dublin. Ibs. white bush Limas, qd, Be Ib., or exc, for to- Strickland, Dallas: rowders, ings prolific corn, IBC . Rex Porter, Cumming, runner velvet bean 90c bu., FOB in 2 bu. Speckled running ed, shelled, guar Oe per % bu., $1.75 o in lot for $8 del. Phillips, Colquitt. und 90-day velvet. beans, H. Thomas, Blakely, b. peas or O- too-tan M Head, Blackshear. velvets, gathered without bu. bags, $1.25, FOB. der. T. C. Bobbitt: n cream Sugar Crowder 50 bu-. 80c pk., FOR. B. F. Maysville, - ittle white mush peas, exc. for good milch cow avid L. McGlaun, Cus- mung beans for sale or 18 honey or anything Haggard, ea erce: rabhams, irons a little 4 yellow or brown pea, d good, for hay or 1 $1.25 bu. S. & Her: kins, - : 25 bu.: Ginza $1 ou d and clean in 2% with order. B 4c Ib. del: red bu, 90-day speckled ah velvet | bean, $1.25. bunch, 15 cupful; - Georgia Products For Sale _ foots $1.50 bu.; Meltons, $1.25 bu. Exe. for sugar cane syrup. B. J. Pike, Mauk. Running and bunch white butte: bean seed, 25c Ib.; Eng. or salad gea seed, 25c Ib.; also bunch var very prolific and John L, peas, 25 lb. Mrs. Fuller Joiner. Tennille. Four hundred Ibs. 1931 crop 120: day velvet beans in: hull, 1c ib, FOB, or exc. for 100 Ibs, Ga. run: ner peanuts at 2c Ib.: Each pay charges. Geo. Poppell, Screven Rte2. 2 Colored cornfield ban seed, 30 ib. Ky. . wonder and green pod : exc. some for a few Bermuda onion plants, Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Rt. 1. John L. extra early garden peas. t0e Ib., postpaid; also pure bred Donaldson str. R. I. Red eggs, 45c ver setting, postpaid. Crate ret. Pauline Harper, Cut Cane. Crowder peas, 4c lb. and postage. Mrs, Gussie Conner. Villa Rica. Rt: Forty lbs. sound, white lady peas; Smali var., 8c lb... FOB. Mrs Cc. M. Toney. Carnesville, Rt. 2 Lady peas, Burton white peas and sugar Crowders. B. F. Daniel, Bowman, Rt. 2. i . Bix and one-half bu. velvet beans. $1.50 bu, Exc. for dried fruit, table peas, butter beans or anything can use, 2 or 3 settings turkey eggs. L. C. Bradwell, Doerun. Good, sound, tender cornfield beans, 20c pt., 35c qt.; bunch but- ter beans, white and colored, 10 pt.; beet seed, 10c cupful. Ada postage. Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Murrayville, Rt. 1. Thirty-five: bu. _a No. 1 running speckled velvets; in 2-bu. shipping bags at $1.10 bu-, Warthen; also 15 bu, Brabs, sound, sacked, $1.10 bu., ees A. S. Mathis, ae then. White bunch butter beans, not mixed, 10e lb: Add postage. Mrs. J. S. Keadle, Yatesville. selected sweet. cream: Crowder peas, guar. clean and weevil free, postpaid, 8 lbs., $1. Grady Kelley, Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1. White. half runner butter beans,. clean, worm free; cream Crowders, 2 Ibs., 15c. Exes for velvet beans or anything can use. Mrs. J A. Dyer, Cornlia. Hastings white sugar Crowder peas and cream and _ speckled Crowders, 8 lb., or exc. for value What have you? Jacob M. Carnes, Cumming. Lot of velvets, 90-day, sound and pure, in 2% bu. sacks, $1.50-bu.; 6 bu. sound peas in 2 bu. sacks, 8 kinds, none mixed, $1 bu.; all FOB, S. E. Smallwood, Mitchell. One hundred and ten bu. new crop running velvet beans, well matured and gathered without rain, in even wt. 214 bu. bags, $1 bu., FOB. O. L. Johnson, Metter. Hastings Mung beans, 6 Ibs., $413 P. P. large yellow pop corn, shelled, 6 -lbs., 50c. P. P. Walter FI sJones, Ramhurst. Rt. 1. White tender cornfield bean seed. 20c cupful, or exe. for po- tato. plants; striped garden bean seed and 1 eup of white garden beans, 25c eupful; 4 Red hens and eock, $5. John Wilson, Ellijay, Rt. 3. : O-too-tan soy beans, recleaned, in 2% bu. sacks, $3.50 bu., FOB. Tom Taylor, Marshallville. +. Recleaned O-too-tans, 2%. bu. bags, germination test, 97-99%c; 2.50. bu.. FOB. Charlie Clark, Marshallville. j Hastings white bunch ~ butter beans, 10c ib.; white rice peas, 5c Ib. . All FOB. Mrs. Pearl HEP oOe ald, Stapleton, Rt. 1- Thirty pu. O-too-tans; $4 bu. for] lot, or $4.50 bu. less lots, COD. D. R. Nail, Luthersviile. Tender cornfield bean seed, 2 var., 25c Ib.; white bunch putter beans, Calif. peas and lady peas, all 20c lb Big black field peas, $1 bu. Mrs. Fred Bowles, Rydal, Rr.-2. -~ White Crowder peas, hand shelled, cleaned, 20c cup; curly mustard and Rocky Mtn. cabbage, 10c this. Miss Viola Hensley: El- lijay. Rt. 3, Box 60. Hendersons bunch limas, 12 lb., del.; also Red Valentine snap beans, 12c del. Re M.- Blackwell, Roswell. New crop Brabhams and Irons, $1; Whips, New Eras, 90c; mixed peas, 85c; speckled running ee Te beans, $1. Even 2% bu. bags. der with remittance. D. C. Stroth- er, Ft. Valley. New crop 90-day velvet Set valent beans, small lot, $1.75 bu. 50 seed, guar. pure and sound, $1. bu.. FOB. We Ae Comander, Ca- paid. & MARKET BULLETIN Georgia Products For Sale Genuine good speckled bunch and running var. velvet beans, $2 bu.; Piedmont .Cleveland eotton seed, 50c bu. L. RR. .Boatright, Coffee. Seed velvet beans, any ouantity; also old fashioned runnet.peanuts, all sound. J. T. Greene, Moultrie. Ten bu. clean, sound, 90- -day vel- vet beans, $1 bu., or $9 for lot, FOB- Mrs. Birdie Sanders, Coch- ran. _ Hendersons bush white limas,. 15c Ib. in gmall or large quanti- ties. Cash with. order. Or exc, Hubert C, Jones, Lyerly. Sugar Crowders, $2.50 bu., or 4c lb., Dixie Belle melon seed, 35c jb. Sample on request. B. J. Cravry, Ashburn, Rt. 4. Two hundred bu. 90-day running velvet. beans, 95 per cent sound, $1 bu., FOB. D.-W. Knight, Dex- ter. Hendersons bunch white limas, recleaned for seed, 10c lb-; $8 per 100 Ibs.: Willetts Wonders, 10 Ib. All FOB, WMrsecky Cx Sawyer, Sul- phur Springs. Bight bu. black Crowdr peas, 20c bu., 7 bu. blue speckled, and 2 bu. Whipps, ea... $1. bu.; 15. gail. good sorghum, 10-lb. buckets, 50e gal. FOB. W. A. Biggers. Re- becea. ~ Twenty Ibs. lady finger peas, 5 Ibs. okra seed, 8c Ib., del. in net less than 5 lbs. or exc. for chewing tobacco.~ Lb, for lb. Ha. pay post- tage. J. H. Strange, Homer, Rt. 1. Three bu. Brabham peas, clean, pure and sound, $1.25 bu. FOB; colored tender cornfield beans, 25c lb., postpaid; Calif. black-eyed peas, 8c lb., postpaid. M. L.~ Snore; Gainesville, Rt. 4. Nice, clean white lady peas, free of worms, 10c Ib-; 12 for $1; nest onions, 50c gal., or exc.10 Ibs. for 12 white feed sacks, 100-lb. cap., postpaid. Mrs. S. Cousins, Green- ville, Rt. 3. Three hundred or 400 Ibs. early Eng. peas (we planted some Dec. 15, 1931, and are now eating peas fron. them), 20c Ib. EH. J. Sumner, Wrightsville, Rt. 4. No. 1.Brabs, red hull, speckled, and 90-day running velvets, all $1 bu.; even wt. new bags, FOB. Also reg. S. P .C. pigs and hogs. T. R. Duggan, Warthen. Blue speckled Crowders, (20c teacupful; also. collard. seed, 12c. this. postpaid. Mrs. G. W. Owen, Hawkinsville, Rt. 1. Laredo soy beans, $1.50 bu.; 2% bu. bags; O-too-tans, $3.25 bu., 2 bu. bags. Both -recleaned. O. K. David, Marshailville. ; No..1 Brabs in small lots, $1 bu.; 100 bu. lots, 90c bu.; new 2% buy sacks, FOB. CC. D. Chuley, Mitch- ell. : 3 Early speckled velvet beans, $1.15 bu-; brabs, $1.10; clays, 85c. No orders Jess thah 2% bu. Eli Lewis, Dawson. > Good Iron peas, black-eyed peas, annamaker Cleveland cotton seed: sell or sxchange for anything useful. W.. R. Wages, Dacula, Ret. 2 Thirty-five bu. cream Crowder two-erop peas, $2.25 bu.; entire lot, $2 bu. FOB. W. W. Caldwell, Zebulon, Rt. 1. Laredo soy beans, recleaned,. $1.56 bu. in 214 bu. bags; O-too- tan soy beans, recleaned, $3 tu., in 2 pu. bag lots, FOB. L. M. Fel- ton, Marshallville. Good, sound O-too-tan soy. beans, $2-16 bu.; No. 1 Brabs, $1. bu.; Whips, 80c bu.; mixed peas, 75c bu., FOB. J. J. Palmer, Tennille. Nine bu. cream Crowder peas, $2.50 bu.;.19 bu. cream Crowders, slightly mixed, 95 per cent pure, 1$2 bu. E. F. McKinley, Zebulon. Two bu. purple hull speckled peas $1 bu., FOB; best field pea. DE: Moon, Warrenton, Rt. 32; Box 18. Fifty bu. extra good 90-day vel- vet beans, should germinate almost 100 per cent, $1.25 bu. entire lot, $60. A. A. Bennett, Sandersville. Tender hull cornfield bean seed, 25 Ib.; bunch white butter beans, California _black-eye peas, lady peas, 20c Ib.; big black field pea, prolific, 90c bu. Mrs. Fred Bowles, Rt. 2, Rydal. Five bu. cream Crowder peas, hand cleaned for seed, 7c lb., post- paid in 10-Ib: lots; $4 bu. post- J, Be Pharr, Cumming, toys Few bu. of Calif. white, black- eyed peas, good and sound, $1.50 bu. or exc. for good dried apples at 5c Ib. R. C. Brewer, Lula. Rte 2. Good, sound 100-day- running Write for prices on 25 or more hu. Courson, Soperton. Pak eDss= Georgia Products For Sale Bean seed, half runners, nice, sound and clean. 4 lbs. $1.25. Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn. Cream sugar crowder peas for sale. Will exc. 1 pk, for 1 pk. of peanuts, shelled, or 1 bu. - not shelled, for planting, also exc. 1 pk. peas for 600 onion plants. J. G. Gabriel, Winterville, Cream crowders, 5c Ib. Exc, 1% bu. for 1 bu. O-too-tan beans; yellow; Dent seed corn, 50c pk. Fred Mosley; Bremen,. Rt. 2; Box 72. Brabham peas and running ve. vet beans, $1.25 bu, Beet the Bee seeded .cane syrup, 10 lbs. new eans, $2.50 cs. of 6; Beet the Bee cane seed, 4c Ib. All FOB: J. J. Talley, Mauk, Rt. 2, Box 19. Smali cream sugar crowders. extra early, 5c Ib, or $2.50 bu. FOB, C. 15. Pirkle, GCakwood. 800 bu. Whippoorwill peas, slightly mixed, bright and clean. Weevil-treated. $1.50 bu.; 50 bu. Yellow Crowders, $2 bu... GC. M. Sims, Pembroke, White runner butter bean, 20c Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed, 40c bu. or exc. for seed oats, peanuts, potato plants. Baby chicks, R. I. Reds or Barred Rocks, at. 8ceach. L. H. McKoon, Ray- mond. Large cream, pure white sugar ecrowders, sound, clean, unmixed, weevil-treated, per hundred: Crow- ders, $5; lady peas, $6; selected, large black-eyes, $4.25; 12 Ibs. $1, prepaid. C. F. Maddox, Lawrence- ville, Genuine O-too- tans, sound, re- cleaned, in even wt, bags of 2% bu. Germination 97-9914 per cent, $3.50 -bu. FOB. H. M. Taylor, Marshallville. Fifty bu. choice velvet beans, 2% bu. sacks, $1 bu. FOB, Orders filled 1 sack or more. vee Trusseij], Sandersville. . Hight bus Cream powder $4 bu.; 50 bu. genuine White Sugar Crowders, $5; 11%4 bu. peanut crow- ders, $4 bu. FOB. A. E. Schell, Rea Oak, : Fifteen bu. 90-day velvet beans for seed, dry and sound, $1,50 bu.; also about 5@ Ibs.- nice pecans, Schleys, Stuarts, Vandemans, 15e lb. E..T. May, Warthen, O-too-tans, new crop, pure stock, sound and. recleaned, $5 bu. Also white Spanish peanuts, $1 bu. FOB. M. W. Willingham, Luthers- ville. Sound, recleaned, genuine O-toa- tans; show a germination test of 99. per cent; even wt. sacks of 2% bu. $3.50 -bu. FOB here. Charlie Clark, Marshallville. _ Velvet beans, harvested without rain, guar, pure and well ma- tured. $1.25 bu. Jack Jones, Em- pire. : 500 -lbs. 90-day running velvet beans in- hull. Guar. sound, 2c lb. FOB. Hoke McPherson, Bre- men. - wo hundred bu. No. 1 .Brab- ham. Iron peas; 25 bu. sound 90- day velvet beans, $1 bu., FOB. C. M. Walker, Bonaire. White sugar Crowder peas, 85c peck; $2.75 bu., FOB; cash with or- der. J- A. Holloway, Rt..2, Whites- burg. Whipporwill peas, 90c bu.; mixed peas, 70 bu.; orange syrup. cane seed, $1 bu.; cattail millet seed, 15c Ib, FOB. W. A, Wilson, aie Pe Ri. 2 Whipporwill peas85c bu.; mixed peas, 65e bu., FOB.; exc. for equal value. C: is Wilson, Bremen, Ris 2. Lady peas, 10c tb.; Sundried peaches, 8c Ib., postpaid in Ist and 2nd zones. Mrs. T... H. Duren, Cumming, Rt. 4, Box 56, Two hundred bu. pure Brabs; offer best -price in first letter. Mrs. J. R, Burgamy, Warthen. Recleaned 90-day velvet beans, $1.5 bu.; Brabham peas, $1.10 bu. Ear corn, 80 Ibs. to bu., 60c bu., truck or carload. H. V. Miller, Cusseta. : Tender cornfield beans, | white and colored bunch butter. beans, garden beans, pole beans, 20 cup- ful. B. T. Temple, Rydal, Rt. 2. Sound mush peas, 5e lb., FOB. O. E Crawford, Barnesville. . Good sound Brabham peas, gath- ered before rains, $1-25.bu., FOB. Exchange for cabbage plants, Spanish peanuts. Also broom eorn seed, 15c lb. Mrs. V. C. Ray: Kensington, Rt. 2. Osceola velvet beans, $1 bu., FOB. Ivey O. Mallard, Girard, SR Bright, clean clay peas, $1 bu. W. F. Rogers, Mineral Eluff. Sugar Crowder peas, $2 bu.; Brabs, $1.50, FOB. A. W. Davis, Silver Creek, Rt. 1 : ~ Georgia Products ~ For Sale Willet Wonder early English pea seea, lbdce lb.; exchange for velvet . hean seed, $1.25 bu.; each to pay parcel post.. J. A. Evans; Gay. Forty bu. good sound O-too-tan beans, $4 bu., FOB. Ww. P. Couchs Luthersville. Forty bu. black-eyed 242 bu: bags, $1 bu., FOB. Kelley, Talking Rock. Speckled running velvet beans, peas, in WwW. Si $1 bu.; O-too-tan soy beans, $3.25: pu., FOB... No. 1 seeds, . Robert > Davis, Tennille. Colored bunch butter beans, $4 hundred pounds. T. W. McAllis= ter, Buena Vista. Twenty bu. shepherd peas, 90 bu. M. O. or ecashiers check, W. Jones, Unadilla, Rt. 2. Q-too-tan soy beans, bright, re- cleaned; $4 bu., teraRt.-C, Griffin. White mush peas, 10 lb.; Hig- lish pea seed, 15 1lb.; yellow root dry, 6 Ibs. 50; ,add postage. J- W. Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt.-8, Whippoorwill peas, $1 bu.: no checks. - H.-H. Turner, Dalton: One hundred bu. field peas, 10 bu lady peas for sale. J RS Moore, Loganville. ; Few bushels each cream Crowd- er, white brown-eyed, and _ little white peas*with black~ eyes, $2; exc, some for 20 ibs. chewing and smoking tobacco. . W. B. Powell, Juniper. : Bunch early English pea seed, 25c 1b.; exe. for meat, cream sug- ar Crowders or gray gamecock, Jo2 Mercer, Rt. 3, Fitzgerald Special 3-crop yellow hull. black Crowder peas, slightly weevil eaten; germination OK; 5 Ibs. or more, 10c lb: Mrs Ju" a -G qauncey, Screeven. ; Good tender streaked half run- ner-garden bean seed 40c pint, at; large lettuce plants 25c per 50. de) Mrs ON. SR. Wilsons -Ca none, Re 2; Good tender streaked and blue half-runner beans, mixed. 35e: pt:; 1 years planting Kentucky pole beans, $he pte sCash with order, Mrs. Otis Hamilton, Buford, Rt. 1. Ninety-day speckled velvet heans, $1.50 bu.; exes for Reg. pig, or mule or horse: Ottis Mcody, Coffee. Running butter beans, 10c bry; cash with order; add postage. Miss Tony Beasley, Avera; Rt. 2, Box 690, Black pole bean seed. 20c large cupfull; cream Crowder peas, 5a = Ib; cash with order; Kilondylke ~ Strawberry plants, 30cC, $2.00 M. Mrs. Berry Bermett, Wlowervx Branch; Rt-1. BUTTER FOR SALE. Four lbs. butter per week, and apples, 10c lb. No. order filled for less than $1. Mrs. -W..C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1 : : Two to 3 lbs nice table butter per week; cows t.- b. tested,, 25e Ib. Guar., absolutely nice. and fresh. Sample for 5e for postage. : Mrs. Arvie Bearden, Cumming, 2 Route 3. : Eight Ibs: fresh country butter each week,> 25c 1lb.; cows t. b; tested. Mrs Ford Chambers, Gainesville, Rt 9. : Four lbs fresh country butter each week, 25c Ib; cows TT. B, tested. Mrs. Loyt Vaughan, Gainesville, Rt. 9. Nice country butter, 25 lb. del. 3 or 4 Ibs per week; cows T. B. tested. Mrs. W. B. Davis, Fair- burn; Rt... 1. Butter, 25 lo. Mrs. H. G. Howe ard Flowery Branch, Rt. 1, FRUIT FOR SALE Dreid peaches, 10c Jb.; no orders less than $1; white nest onions, 50e gal; tender cornfield bean seed, 25c ib. del. Mrs, Dennis Hulsey, Lula, Rt. 1. Nice dried peaches. apples, 100 lbo., pop corn, 5e lb.; Crowder peas, 5e Ib.; peanuts, 7c Ib.; nest onions, 40ec gal. Mrs: James A. Parnes, Clermont, Rt: 1. - Nice dried apples, peaches, free from owrms, 1c Jb; no orders less than 10 lbs. Mrs. 1. M. Gaza Cumming, Rt. 4. Ways Dried peaches free from worms, 10 Jb.; okra seed, 20e cupful; add postage; cash with order. . Mrs, Belle Hlrod, Jefferson, Rt. 4, Extra nice sundried apples, 8 Ib., del. Henry F.. Weaver, Mure ion, _ Hight lbs. dried peaches, exc! for 12 white feed sacks Adamson, Lula. Good dried apples, i0 Ib. cash, or exc. for P. R., Barly Triumph, or Boon potato plants, to te del. not later than May 10th. Mrs, Frank Loyd, Hiawassee. ex ee Vag FOR: BO Care 15a running =~ Zoe ~ lb. del; cartons ret. Dried peaches ~ Mis: 5 ae 1s t 4 is oe Ge Ib. in] - 40-lb. lots or Add post- "5, -A. Vandiver, Dial. : ice dried apples, 5c Ib. del. Several hundred Ibs. for sale. In- diar Runner duck eggs, 5 each. R Mooney, Quill. ~ Eight Ibs. dried peaches, $1; pure cornfield bean seed, 35c Ib.; 3 gals. white nest onions, $1; white velvet okra, 10c spoonful. Add 2 Eva Burell, Elberton, _ Nice dried peaches, 4c Ib.; add postage; Woods early Goiden Dent corn, 25c gal., FOB; Honey Drip eane seed, 25 gal.; FOB; $1. bu. Mrs. Cc. T. Hunt, Cumming, Rt, 4: undried peaches, 10 Ib.; musk- melon seed, large kind, 10 large Mrs. J.-C, Mize, Ash- _ FRESH AND CURED MEATS Country cured sides and. shoul- ers, 12 Ib. Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville. Country cured smoked meat, small size hams, shoulders and Bides 12c Ib. allaround. J.O.Bridges sides,.12c lb. all around. J 0. Bridges, Lake Park. Nice lot of country sausage, smoked and dried, seasoning just ight, 25c lb. Prepaid charges on $1 erders and over. Mrs. Milton nshew, Walden. Home-made pork sausage, smok- ed and linked, 5 Ibs., $1; home- ade butter, 4 lbs, $1; postpaid. ~ Smoked hams 16c Ib.; sides, 121%4c -Yb., shoulders, 10c lb. J. W-. Lang, mega. : _ Fifty smoked hams, wt. 12 to 20 Tbs.. 18 lb., FOB. Mail chk. or ill ship COD. Also R. I. Red and White L. chicks, $6.75 C, postpaid. G D. Fain, Edison. HONDY BEES AND BEE SUP- PLIES FOR SALE. _ Ext. good honey for sale. ean make bi gprofit. pete Ed. Bradley, Hazlehurst. Fey. comb honey, packed -and labeled in 5-Ib. pails, 12 to case, 5@ per case; 6 or more at $6 per case. Barrel honey, 5c ib. J. _T. Mullis, Alma. - Pure ext. honey; 6-10 Ibs., $5 exp.; 2-10 Tbs., $2; 2-10-lb. comb, $2.25; 2 pails are postpaid. John A. ~Crumney, Poctortown. Six and one-half pounds beeswax, 25 lb, and postage Milford, Ball Ground. Sev. 8 and 10 frame gums of bees for sale. Write for prices. Tom White, Dublin. Sy Ext. honey, 5 Ibs, 75c; 10 $125, del. Jack Crawford, Beas. You Stamp for nice fe Good chunk honey, 5, 10, 25-Ib.' -eans 12c ib. del., 8rd zone; 50 to 0-lb. Jard cans, 10c lb. FOB. Exe. 9 Ibs. for 2 good pigs, 8-10 weeks _ oid; ea. pay charges. C. Barnesville, Rt. 2. _ PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES; ETC., FOR SALE _ Pedigreed pecan trees. insp, and bonded. and Money-Maker. ng trees only 2 more weeks at these very low prices. T. S. Har- yisy-Ft. Valley. = Li Schley. Stuart or 100 for $1; not postpaid. M. E. Adams, Mariefta, Rt. 3. Sev. doz. May cherry sprouts, good size, 3 for 25c, or exe. for cab- bage plants or anything can use. Also early strawberry plants, 25c. Mrs. C. W. Owen, Gainesville, Rt.-9 aie Hicks? everbearing black mui- perry, 2-5 ft., <10c ..each; .drie peaches and apples, 10 dbs., $1. Exc. for 90-day speckled velvet beans, bunch or runners. D. W. McCook, McIntyre, Rt. 2. Brown fig sprouts, sweet pomegranate trees, 25c ea. dd. postage. Miss Pearl Jones, Mcintyre. Rt. 2. Seventy-five scuppernong _tings, white ones and sweet, 5c; also sev. fig cut, little sugar > Same price. Exe. for peas, rgi] Bennett, Cordele, Rt. 4. Lead. var. apple trees, 3 ft., 10ce: pear, 3-4 ft-., 30c; $3 doz.; Concord a Q-yr. vines, 10c each; $1 $7.50 C, State insp. G. M. eut- 3 for Horse ook ie limber twig, 15c. ch: white plam, scuppernong rooted, red 10e each, or for early Jersey cabbage, on-t. H. B. Lawson,: plants. Mrs. PEG oo, : and chestnut. trees, vano vines, 12 for 10e doz; biuebervy, oy unich, _ Clyde Ea- + ze ead et {thing can- use. G. Oliver, ' State} Will be dig-} Old-time peach trees, 50 for T5c. 10c each; 2! and O-too-tans. For Sale | Beat enue yr.-old budded | pecan trees for sale or exc. for farm products, poultry or any- Claude Eubanks, Smyrna, Rt. 2. i ; May cherry sprouts, plums, crab- apples and thornless raspberries, : each, $1 doz.; apricot, 6 for $1; horse radish, tansy, each, 25c doz.; dried fruit, 40 tbs., $2.50. Hilsie Heaton, Mineral Bluff. Gov. insp. Stuart and Money: Maker pecan trees, 6-8 ft., 40c each; in 10-tree lots or more, or exc. for hens at 12c lb. Ha, pay express chgs. Chas. C. Herman, Stovall. : _Currants, 3-5 .ft., $1.25 doz.; prepaid. Hubert Thompson, Hare- well, Rt. 1. Banana trees, 3 ft. high, 75c ea. Mrs B. Terhume, Silver Creek, Rt 2. Stuart and Schley budded pecan trees, heights and prices to: suit, 20.up,-ea K. N. Sharp, Com- merce, _Govt insp. budded pecan trees, lead. var. All sizes for sale or exc. Write for bargain prices. F. Cc. Geiger, Filintside. One dozen yellow figs, rooted, 10c ea.; 3 for 25 before the 10th of March. Mrs. F. M. Martin, Em- pire. Govt- insp. apple trees, 2-3 years old, 15c and 10c ea. cherry and pear, 35c; Concord, jagara grape, 10c; Klondike strawberry, 50e hundred. EC. Head, Cleveland. Clearstone peach, May cherry, 10e ea., or 90e doz.; old-fashioned summer apple trees 15 ea. Mrs. J. C. Eades, Gainesville, Rt. 7. State insp. peach trees, $35 M; $4 C; 75 doz.; grape, fig, walnut, lead, var., $4 C; %5e doz; plum, apricot, $7 -C; $1.25. doz. HE. -B. Travis, Riverdale. Red and black raspberries. $1 doz.: white English peas, . blue Damson, plums, large goose, sugar pear, 15c ea. Exc. for good cotton, 100-lb. sacks. Mrs. H. F, Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4. ; Year-old Tung Oil trees, 2-4-ft., 1Ne ea.; $25 for 300. Will exc.; also N. C. runner peanuts, 2 Thi. Be Cross, Colquitt. Concord and Calif. grape vines, 102 doz. Add postage. Miss Blanche Woods, LaFayette, Rt. 5. PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE Four tons Spanish peanuts, 2c lb. Mrs. T. C. Williams, Unadilla, et. a: Twenty bu. Carolina runners, $2 bu: 10 bu. 2-crop peas, $2 bu.; 1931 choice collard seed, 10 tbls. Write. first-_ ibe as} Valencia peanuts, hand cleaned, for seeds 10c lb.; 10 Ibs. at Se Ib.; ffastings long green pod eed, 20c lb. FOB. Mrs. Fred Sawyer, Sulphur Springs, Star Rt. Limited amt. Imp. peanuts, about 8 to pod; 2e 1b.. D. H. Pelham, Edison. Strictly No. 1 Spanish seed, 1931 erop, clean and sound; 100-1b. lots, | 2%4c Ib.; 500-lb. lots up, 2c Ib. Cash with order. W. J. Bargeron, Sar- dis, Box 146. : Little white Spanish peanuts for seed, 3c Ib. town N c. runner peanuts; also white Spanish, bright and sound, 50e bu., or 45c bu. in 10 or more bu. lots. FOP here. L. G. Draughon, Rt. 1. Little white Spanish seed pea- nuts for sale or exc. for 30 to 40 Ib. av. wt. shoats; lb for lb E. L. Duke, Ft, Valley. Recleaned little white Spanish seed peanuts, 3%c lb., FOB. D. Oo. Lane, Ft. Valley. About 2 tons Jumbo peanuts, | 1%c per Ib, Good seed peanuts or for parching. Houston . Lanier, Brooklet, Rt. 1. Five hundred bu. Spanish, 216e Ib; GaG. runners, recleaned, 3c; 90-day velvet beans, peas, $1.25; mixed peas, $1. In new, even wt. sacks, FOB. J. L. Allen, Dublin, Rt. 4. Stuart and other var. pecans for saie, 10c lb, FOB. Trade for field peas. large Valencia Spanish and N.'C. runner peanuts, velvet beans A. Lb. Lanier, Mt. Vernon.. No. 1 N. C. runners, especially grown for seed, 2%ec be. Os: Wade, Ochlochnese. Med. size, clean and wali- -filled seedling pecans, 5 Ibs., 60c; 12 Ibs., $1, prepaid, or exe. for dried horse apples, or eaches. Mrs. T. J. Bridges, Sylvester. Two hundred bu. sound, bright} runner seed peanuts, 8e Ib. White, Larke Pa and peach. O. H. Morgan, Clyo.| okra | George Sikes, Cobb-' $1.25; Brab. SAN little 1b.; Cert. pink, yellow skin Porto Rican plants, $1.25 M; 5 M up, $1. Shipping last of March. a P. Carter, Naylor. t Few bu, Spanish co for sae or exc. for pig or B. R. pul- lets or cockerel, C. E. ORD Norman Park. N. C, Ga. runner b eheet 20 in 100-Ib. lots or more 90-day clean Ga. runn lb. velvet beans, $1.25 bu. All FOB. Rubye Tan- ner Douglas, Box 323. No. 1 N. C. runner peanuts; also} black: and speckled sugar Crowder peas, 6c lb. Exe. for anything can use. _ Arthur Wade, Ochloch- nee > Sev. hundred bu. No. 1 runner seea peanuts, 2c lb. FOB. Cash with order. Roy A. Weeks, Edi-. son, P. OQ. Box 174. White Spanish, $1.25 bu. bags or larger lots, 50c bu.; also N. ee runner peanuts, $1.25 per 2-bu. bag. Malvin Collins, Whigham. Spanish peanuts, hand picked, 75e bu. Mrs. Nora Shirley, Alto, Rr. 2. No. 1 white Spanish. peanuts Excellent seed, 2144c Ib. in small lots; 2c Ib. in ton lots. FOB. Mrs. W. E. Melton, Shellman. Several. tons. Ga. raised N. C. runner peanuts, saved withgut rain, good seed; 2 Ib. es B. Daughtrey, Lenox. - Sev. tons Ga. raised N. Cc. run- ner peanuts, saved without rain, good seed, 2c lb. J. C. Swint, Lenox. No. 1 white Spanish peanuts, re- cleaned for seed, $2 per 1060 Ibs. FOB. John F. Wilcher, Mitchell.. One ton old-fashioned peanui seed; $1.25 bu. FOB; 50 bu. Cock-, ers Super Seven cotton seed, 1. 85. bu. FOB. Ralph W. Jenkins, Edison, . Three Ibs. shelled pecans for $1; add postage. Mrs. Watlace Mathews, Quitman. 2 Sev. hundred bu. No. 1 runner peanuts, 2c lb, Cash with order. FOB. O. O. Brooks, Edison. N. C. runners, No. 1s. sound seed, 50e bu., COD if desired; also Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, hand saved, 40c lb. S. F. McBryant, Pitts, Rt 2. Three tons N. Cc. runner peanuts, sound and bright, 2c lb., FOB. Cash with order. G. E. Dollar, Buena. Vista, Rt. 2; Ga. runner peanuts for sale. Have been planting them for 20 years or longer. N. P. Metts, Dub- lin, aRt: 45 N. Cc. runner peanuts, Ga. grown, bright, sound, 2c Ib., FOB. Cash with order, J. H. Hays, Blakely. Three tons of my special im- proved runner peanuts, 2c Ib. | FOB. Edison. Sat. guar.. L. J. Brooks, Bluffton. , Sev. hundred No. 1 runner pea> nuts,-2c 1b., FOB. Cash with order.) L S. Mills, Edison. Sev. tons N. C. Ga. aed seed runner peanuts, picked, not. threshed, good sound seed, 2c Ib., FOB. EB. J. Cottle, Ty Ty. N. C: flat runners. My: special seed, 50c bu.; hand shelled. 6c Ib.: also 40 Ibs. Perkins long green order. W. U. J..Draughon, Climax. N. C. peanuts, 100 bu., sound, 1931 crop, 75c bu. J. W. Martin, Climax, Rt: A, Box 24, Ga. runners, 2c Ib. or exc. for. potato plants. J. M. Stallings. Pelham. Very prolific bunch peanuts. Will stay in ground all winter, Sell or what have you to exc... E. H. Robertson, Guyton. Several tons. good red land No. 1 Spanish peanuts, 2%4c lb. FOR. Not less than 100 ibs. shipped. must accompany order. John Mur- phy, Leesburg, Rt. 2. Box 133. Six tons No. 1 white Spanish peanuts, 2%c 1b.; also 90-day vel- vet beans, $1.25 bu. S. D. William- son, Rochelle. - Seed peanuts, Spanish and run- ning, Nmited quantity chufas. Sell or exc. for anything can use. W. H. Roberts, Rochelle. Spanish seed: peanuts, 2%4c Ib. Fixe. for other value. Write. J. H. Leverett. Parrott. Rt. 1. Sev, tons Spanish peanuts. re- cleaned, ready te plant, $3 per 100, tn 100 lb. lots, or $2.50 per 100, in 500 or more Ib. lots, FOB. J. M. |Anthony, Juniper, Rt. 1. : No. 1 N. C. runner peanuts, 24%4c ib. FOB.; also 90 to 100-day aoe vet beans, $1:50 bu. de /40 Ib, del. J. G. Broome it. 6. trashy runner peanuts, ge $1 bu.;. Brab peas, | for pecan trees, okra, seed, 20c Ib.; all FOB. Money Samples by request. Sashiers chk., | 10 Ibs. Stone Mtn. watermelon seed | t sound and | over, 50c bu. Cash with order. Cc Cc tOis at etenb- : Three tons Ga. runner geed pea- \nuts. 2 Ib. Good, sound stock, FOB. C.D. Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4. Valencia peanuts. recleaned for seed, 10c ib., FOB. Mrs. Hurst, Sulphur Springs. : a4 POTATOES FOR SALE Cobbler or White Star Irish po- tatoes; excellent: for planting, $1.15 7 Ga. points in lots of er pu. del. ee R. L. Hampton, f Oo pu or. more- Mineral Bluff. Hight hundred pu. red skin P. Ry: seed potatoes, $1. 25 bu. FOB: No} exc: Slips, $1.50 per M; ready April 10th. William C. King, Alph haretta. Irish and sweets and slips: smoked, country: cured hams, pea- nuts, Prolific seed corn, strained honey, dried peaches and apples. IW. C. Siler; Summertown. Forty bu. July or White Star Irish potatoes, $1.10 bu. del. by parcel post. R. L. Davis, Rolston. One hundred and twenty-five bu. flue cured P. R. potatoes, 2c Ib. W. J. Hall, Ohoopee. Forty bu. nice Porto Rico potato seed, 50 bu.; treated and from the vine. Clayton A. , Roberson, Jesup. SPRUP. FOR. SALE No. sorghum, 50c gal. in 5 and 10-Ib. cans, or exc. for corn, 1 can for 1 bu., or for feed oats. pay frt. J. H. Rush, Buchs.nan, No: -12 Ga: syrup). guar. good, in new 1. gal. pails, del, 80c each; sugar Crowder peas, best for table use. for sale. Add postage. Mrs. G. B. McCrary, Gainesville, Rt. 7. Pure Ga. ribbon can syrup, | thick but dark, $2.50 per can of 6 No. 10 cans, or exc. for sound hay4_ reas. or Q-too-tan beans. EL BE. Carter, Morven. oe Best grade sugar can syrup, 35 ga}. bblis., $13; 6-gal. cans, $3.10; | 12 halves, $3.40; 60-gal. bbl., heavy, No. 1, $20. Lee Patrick, Quitman Old fashioned Ga. ribbon cane syrup in new 35-gal cypress bbls., $14 bbl. J. J. Dixox. Bainbridge. No. 1 pure Ga. sugar can syrup, 35-gal. bbls., $10; cs., 6 1-gal.-cans, $3, 12 half-gal., $3.25, FOB. J- T. Pender, Whigham. Good' sorghum, 50c eal Or exc. or baby chicks. McKown, Forest Park: C= VEGETABLES FOR SALE. Green cabbage by truck loads. apply to H. S. Baxter, Blackshear. Twenty acres of turnips, 5 acres curled mustard, 3 acres of green onions; can load trucks daily; also | beeking orders for P. R. potato plants, pepper and tomato plants. R. E. Bower, Dixie. ; Extra-fine turnips with roots. Wil! sett by truck load FOB here. Mrs.* C.: BR. Morgan, Americus, | RFD. Two acres of collards ready now. Fine heads, good rop; see them: at my farm at Reno. 10 miles he- f | low Cairo. G. M.- Garland, Cairo. Georgia Products : Wanted BEANS AND PEAS WANTED Want to swap No. 1, 90-day running velvets for O-too-tan soy- beans, 3 bu. velvets for 1 of O-too- tans. C. Nicholson, Dexter. Exc, 20 bu..Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, pure, for 10 bu. velvet beans, L. C. Allen, Hoschton, Z Exc. 21% bu. No. 1 Brab peas for |. 1 bu. No. 1 O-too-tan. beans. W, S. | Carney, Ball Ground, Rt. 4. Exc. 20 bu. 120- -day velvet beans, sound, clean for 20 bu. Brab peas. sound and clean. Eacsh pay frt. H. F. Brown, Douglas. Want few . bu. bunch beans, B. J. Heid, McRae. Exe. 2 bu. Cleveland big boll cotton seed for % bu. Calif, black- /eyed peas; 3 bu. seed for % bu. Bunch butter beans; 2 bu. for % bu. white Dent corn. E. V. An- thony, Mauk, Rt: 2. Exe. 90 to 120-day new crop velvet hean seed for pea seed.; Ib. for Ib. H. F. Tanner, Blackshear. Hixe. 1 bu. sound Whip peas for 1 bu. sound 90-day running velvet beans; any amount to 25 bu. J. B. Caldwell, Siloam. Exe. Sugar Crowders for butter beans; 2 lbs. peas for 1 Ib. of but- ter beans; or will sell peas for 5c} 1, in 25-Ib. lots; cash with order. PG; Sherwood, aa node Rt. 3, Box 58. Exc. 2 nice Jersey heifers, bred 500d J. bull, for oe bu. pea seed, Trons, J J velvet |. er beans; make best. Edenfield, Stillmore, Exe. good hand- 4 Sor O-too-tan bean: bu. peanuts for 1 of pay ches. ME. SEE; ae Rt. 5- - Exe. N.C. running 4 Purple Hull. Speckled pe 1; also mixed aBntam about grown, $1 trio; -B, R., rooster, $1,. G, Donalsonville.. ae Want field peas; will value, Write. - Mrs. 1. reli, Greenville, Rt. 3. | Exe. nice, sun-dried Ga Belle peaches fo tine and. Stringless ~ bunch garden bean gee D- Chrysler, Maysville, PECANS AND PEA ; WANTED | Want large red Hart peanuts Mrs. J. W. Screven, Rt. 2: Exc. field. peacs for nuts; 1 bu. for 2 of ea: the. Clay . and Sug: 'bu. Crowders for 4 of ..Goodson, Griffin, R Exe. smoked meat, 1, chicks for . peanuts, or heavy hens. W: Blackshear. - Eixc. Purple Hull black- -eye peas for. Sp and cotton seed for plant Hubbard, Fortson. Want peanuts and exc. potato plants for | what you have and McLean, Alma. \ Eleven Ibs. godd | peach seed to exc. fo pecans; 4 jib. seed for 2 Want | seedling and pecans, any quantity; cash price; send sampl /number of ibs. of ea Geo. 110. : Exe. potato plants peanut seed, also exec Stene Mt. melon seed, home-grown, flue-cured t Ibe... $1, postpaid. pee es: Baxley. .- = Exe. 5 bu. pure Fulg 2 bu. Whip .peas for | Spanish peanuts; ea aiso have genuine O-to | for sale, $1.25, FOB. i rick, Jackson. ons Exec. sound 90-day vot beans for seed Duge gan, Chester. . FRUIT WANTE for dried {aE Vos: fruit.; pay po AY. M. Bullard, Pe M. Prince, C ~Want- an pure Ga. sugar cane -best prices and amt. WwW. Cail, Atlanta, a pAve. ee a et eee Valian. $33 sacks, 100-lb., for. bage plants; Osceola Mrs. J. M- Patterso eare Gen. Del. ee Exe. dried apples, ft berries, 60 bushes, $ berries; 10c ea., for sacks, onion sets or p Blackwell, Cleveland. Positions W Want work at once mill, truck driving m ing. Will consider 50-50 basis. Have t be furnished about $30. A Atlanta, 83 Hsteen Want by World Wi looking after country disabled 50 per cent. Wr W. O. Willoughby, Mil Want small farm ne miles of Ellijay, with and outbuildings, an water, pasture, etc. and bus line. J. F. hurst; Rte i. : Seventeen-year-old sition with family. board and wages. be paid. Nidine Si ions Wanted yman, 30 yrs. old, wants g. Write and state wages i-horse farm on 50-50 ba- ave to be furnished and day, and cow to milk, 3.in grown, able to work. Life- Have to be moved. Wey- 10USE, oa 8-horse farm with n halves. ee furnish t Newton and 3 children. Have to d and furnished. W. L. te, Rt. 2, Box 147. Se d boys, 20, 17. and 13 yrs workers. Robt. Hester, * work on farm .or 0. in truck driving. Wife, ice with board. Oxford Den- Buckhead, care G. C, Alford. erly man wants work looking ; brooding of baby trap: nesting, incubdsating, also garden work. Board, and small wage. Geo. i finance self: a oe work. Best of reference. lowier. Atlanta, Rt. 5; Box ence Bolton Road). : bs orse crop on haives, to fw ni ied and moved, 6 in fam- enough to work; spare 1 to: work by. day. Aaised. in uch Alfred Harris, Adairsville, care Tommie Lee: es a laundry. Fisbey John- ett; 9-berse crop. Have to be 6 in family. Will.repay. "Oi if have to..J.R. Al- Atlanta, 646 Wells St., S. W. . No. Ga. farmer wants farm e 4 in family. . Must. be ved and furnished in crop time _ Lively. Atianta, 646 Wells ae yrs. exp: Plenty of Pyite and 1 child..D. IF. mt. 3% horse .crop in, So; Ga. ( : Must be furnished . Have to be moved; 5. in fam- Dallas Pless. Middleton, Rt 1. nt 2-horse crop in. healthy inity, good water, good ete. 10 in family. Want work in crop. Have to be fur- 1ed cow and $40. Hannah Pless. spay out of. Jabor, Willing and plenty experience. At . Chapman, Butler, Rt.-1 2 horse crop on 50-50 tS Good house and land: also Work during spare time; at J. W. Ric,,. Commerce, good 2. horse crop on with a good man; 15 or 20 es Atlanta; landlord ck and tools and fertilizer; at]. J. W. Robinson, . Atlanta, nkhead ave. vant a place as caretaker for estate or manager of farm; of exp. except dairy and : for board and = smali Ea MeLaughlin, Sr.. Ma- 15 White St. ung married man desires job dairy, truck or gen. farm: good K life time exp; have wife 1 child; must be in good com- ; prefer near church and W. P. Jones, Columbus, n. Del. ingle man wants work on farm; S or share crop. C. R. Hollo- Edison, care C. J. Holloway. large 2 horse crop on 50" basis, with man that can fur- | (0 make crop; -12 in have to be moved, but will - J. T. Wilson, Calhoun. ung man, 21 yrs. of age, b on farm or dairy; make fer in first letter. Oliver d, Lenox, Rt, 2, Box 70. sition as supt. of farm rho knows how to farm. oe Atlanta, 291 Fur- day or month, as foie as | dairy. Ue 1to tote guano. -furnish } 1 J. T. McClure, Carrollton, Rt. 38. * Positions Wanted | Want 1 horse farm near church and good school; furnish self; state what you have. a E. Cain, Atlanta, 404 Crew St., E. Farm Help Wanted Want 12 or 13 yr. old girl to live in home and assist. with light work, glowers, garden and ete. Mrs. TF. P. Godfrey, Calhoun,. Rt. 2. Want i-harse farmer who can furnish self at least up until May) and I will furnish land, guano and stock. D. P. Martin. Cobbtown. Want man and wife that will be content on small far mwith reas- onable living wage, for year. or longer. Must be reliable and know how to farm: M. Chason, Grove- land, Want boy and girl to live in home as members of family and help with light farm work. ete. | Must be truthful, honest and ete. Hi. G. Gaskins, Nashville; Rt. 4. Want some good woman or girl to live as one of family on farm. Just. wife. and self. Will give a good home; also want 15 good lay- ing hens of the Rock. str. Exc value. Edw. L. Tench, Demorest. Want boy from 13-20 yrs. of age to live as one of family and help with farm work. No bad habits. Treat right, board and clothe and some spending money. A. P.. Wil son, Fairmount,-Rt. 2, Box. 15, ref, to. care for. poultry, ete. for small salary. Miss Annie Myrick Gordon, Rt. Want competent man to. de- velop truek farm in So. Ga. Must be able to furnish self. Libera! proposition to right party. Mrs. M B. Bargeron, at 400 Peach- tree, Want man. and wife with 3 or 4) children, white. or colored, all\able to work. Do not- apply unless exp truek farmer. Ref. required. Wm C. King; Alpharetta, Want boy; 17 or 18 yrs. of age single and white. of good charact er, especially sober, for. plowing and other farm work on 2shorse farm. Mrs. J. W. Hewitt. Screven, Bt 2 - Want woman to live as one of family and help with farm work, 2 in family. Mrs. J. is. Johnson, Maysville, Want middle- aged, unineumpber ed woman to live in home with elderly couple and do light. farm work, milking, gardening, etc., for board and small salary. Mrs. M.S Reagan, Ochfochnee. Want good farmer who can fur- nish self. for about 25 acres good land on i4: basis. G, J. Cochran, Madison, Rt. 2. Want to get someone to hatch baby chicks and let me. furnish ege's to pay for setting mine. Pure bred Pape str. Minorca. State what terms yiu will hatch my chicks. Mrs. Edgar Gaultney, , Butler, Rt.22, ; Want white girl or middle-aged woman to come as one of family and help with work. Must be able chop cotton, ete. Will consider a colored boy or woman. E, W. Culpepper, Buch- anan, Rt. 1. - Want party to blast in well Must: work reasonable. See E. J. Johnson, Red. Oak. : Good opportunity for man itll sris: mill and do. some farming if necessary. W. lL. F. . Rosenblatt, Atlanta; 263 Peachtree St. Want refined, energetic, farm man and wife to live in home and help on farm, Give par- ticulars, salary expected and xef- erences. C. G. Byington, Boling- broke. Want single man of good moral character, no bad habits, to do general farming; give $8 per mo., board and washing, straight time. t middle-aged couple, no children, to look after yard and garden work, ete., in exc., for house and 2 acres for garden. State qualifications in first letter, B. G. Morgan, Rossville, Rei. Seed For Sale White salad Eng. pea seed and tough hull running Eng. pea, each, 20c pt.; sweet corn, 10c pk. Exc. for white feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs. A. J. Stansel, Cleveland Rt, .4. Vine okra,grows on vine like cucunibers. Sample pkg. of seed by mail, 10c in coin and 2c postage. Chesley Rice, Atlanta. 603% Luckie St... About 50 Ibs. pure Texas Rib- bon Cane seed, 5c Ib. and postage: Want can move and| + Want strong, healthy woman of | good character who can furnish | | ply. Xp. |. Seed For Sale patch with snow on them; some call them snow collard); 10c tbls.; 3 for 85c; add postage; white Bermuda plants, 10c and postage. Cash. J. B: McGill, Parrott. Pure, sound, clean white velvet okra seed, 30c Ib.; 4 lbs., $1, post- Spade GO fs Parker, Hampton. -~ White Bermuda onion sets, 15c qt.; 55 gal; $3.75 bu.; del. by parcel post. W. G. Hollmon, Brooklyn. : - Best var. pimiento seed, 0c Ib. or exc. for 10 to 100 gal. best Ga. cane Syrup... O. C. Perdue, Yates- ville. . : Two hundred Ibs. genuine Imp. Dixie Belle melon seed, 35c 1b.; also 100 bu. old- fashioned late Claybank peas; 100 bu. Tillman Clays, $1.50 bu. FOB. Cash. W .O Birdsong, Gordon. No, 1 Ga. grown runner peanut seed, 3c lb.; 120-day running velvet beans, $1.75 bu. of 60 Ibs. Exc. either for Brabham peas, sows and pigs, if nearby. or other things can use, J. F. Lindsey; Tifton. Thurmond Gray melon seed, 60 Ibs. 40c Ib. 35 per Ib.;- 10-Ib. lots. or 25c lb. for lot of 60 Ibs. Exe. for hay peas. or mammoth yllow soy beans. Write Pat Montgom ery, Tifton, Rt 2, Seed: Okra, beet and cantaloup; each, 25c per cupful; also water- melon and pumpkin, same price. Charlie Nix, Alto. Golden Queen pop corn for seed or popping; 6c Ilb.; |old-fashioned muskmelon seed, 10 per 2 thls; few running butter beans, 10c cup- ful, or 20c lb. Geo. Elliston, Ru: pert. Watermelon seed, 150 Ibs. Wat- sons and 150 Ibs. Thurmond Grays Selected from large, well matured melons. of 19381 crop. 50 1b..FOB. Clarence Sasser, Bonaire. Early orange -syrup~ cane 4)e geal: postpaid. John F. cher, Mitchell. Dixie Belle watermelon seed, 1931 crop,* hand selected, 40c Ib. Will make special price on 50 or amore ib; lots:-cA;L: Brady, Ru: pert. 3 ~ Fifty lbs. Thurnond Gray meion seed. 35lb. or the Jot for $13 25 del. to: you... T, W. Register, Val- dosta, Rt: 2. : - Pure Stone Mt. meion seed, 25c ib. in 10-lb, lots; smaller amounts, 30 Ib. Have 40 lbs. for sale;: also seed, Wil- 20 bu. seed velvet beans, 120-day, $4.257-Du S. A. Bailey, Wrights- ville. Old-fashioned large seallion onion buttons, 15c qt. 40c gal. Mrs. C. R: Sorrelis, Monrde, Rt. 1. .Three bu. sorghum cane seed, $1 bu. 5c Ib. 40 lbs. Cream Crowder peas, 5c lb. Blackberry plants, $2 bu. W..-G. Kelley, No address SVEN | . Cupful crookneck Cushaw seed. or long . green okra seed,~ 15c stamps. Exc. for. white feed sacks, peanuts or anything can use. Write and enclose stamp for re- -M. -B. Ledford, Crandall. Long green cucumber, yellow -erookneck squash,: pumpkins, 10c oz. Greenpod okra, Golden Bantam sweet corn, 20c lb. Rice. pop corn, sunflower, 8c lb.:Under 50c orders add postage. Alvin Todd, Gaddis- town. Texas Blue Seal cane seed, $1 bu.; 85 pk. FOB: G. A. Skelton, Royston, Rts A. Red Top sorghum seed, 4c Ib. or exe. for Red Spanish peanuts, or any farm product can use. W. L. Trawick, Molena, Rt. 1.. Twenty lbs. melon seed, hand-saved, shade- dried, 50c lb. del.;: 6 Ibs. Rocky Ford cantaloup seed, 50c Ib. del. J. R. Bennett, Butler, Rt. 2. Striped Half Runner beans, 25c ib. postpaid, or exc. for nice dried apples, 1 Ib. beans for 2 of fruit. Fa. pay postage. Mrs. G. W. Parks, Jesup, Rt. 2. : Seventy lbs. Clements melon seed, ist yr. Hand-saved, $1 Ib. A, Silver, MeRay, Rt. 1, Box 38. Stone Mt. watermelon. seed, treated for wilt, 50c lb. del. G. N. Thomas, Thomasboro. Thirty-five bu. Beet the Bee and 25 bu. sound and clean, each, 75c bu.; also 6 bu. Sagrain, $1 bu. G. H.- Jolley, Adairsville, Rt. 1. Twenty-five Ibs. Mammoth Rus- sian sunflower seed, 25c Ib. or $5.75 for lot. Add postage. Mrs. J. L. Bailey, Baxley, Rt./2- Nice lot bright and recleaned pure Honey Drip cane seed, 40 gal. %5c pk. Prepaid. Smith, Warrenton, Rt. 3. Collard seed, 15c 1b. and collard plants, 40ec M., or exc. for any- thing can use. Mrs. H. D. Melvin, hos: Post, Chamblee. Waycross, Renae nine oe Rt. 4, Box 136. White collard seed (resembles aj. Weaver-Watson | Honey Drip cane seed, }. hh da MARKET BULLETIN now Seed For Sale White .Star potatoes, $1 bu. Speckled and Cream Crowders, 4c lb.;' $2 bu. Hastings Striped, Ideal and Yellow Wax cornfield beans, bh: Ibs... $i. O.- DD. Cochran, =A. pharetta. . E A-1, 90-day velvet heans, good seed beans, $1.25 bu.; also A-1 Stoneville "No. 1, 1 1-16-in. staple cotton seed, 50c bu. Raymon R. Tanner, Sandersville, Rt. 1. 90-day velvet beans, $1.25 bu FOB, Any quantity. Also Runner peanuts, 2c kb. FOB, or exc. for anything can use. Write first. R. B. Phillips, Damascus, . Honey Drip cane seed earlier than Texas seeded). Have Heth: 44: bu... $i-763 4 $3. bine 1st yr, Hastings Prolific selected seed corn, $1.50 bu. Henry Minyar4, Appling White velvet okra seed, 30 Ib, Mrs. Tom Irvin, Milner. Old-fashioned bunch colored but- (8 days ter beans, very prolific, #und: selected, 15c lb.; 5-lb. lots or over, del. Mrs: Mozell Harrison, Buford, Pt cos Thirty bu. cane seed, recleaned. in: 100 Ib; bags). 76c Postpaid in 10-lb. lots. Exe for vegetable seed, T. R. Walker, Al- pharetta, Rt. 3. ; Two lbs. Pride of Ga. melon seed, 45c Ib:,: plus postage. / M. Cates,/Jr., Meigs, Rt. 1.. Ghitfas;. $3.50 bu. FOB, A. A, Waldron, Douglas, Rt. 3 Rocky, Ford cantaloup, Cuban Queen watermelon seed, $1 Ib. Bunch Eng peas, Russian Mam- moth sunflower, chicken corn, navy beans; 25c lb.; Turkey Toe peas, 15c 1b; Eva Tankersley, Thomson. Ice Cream watermelon seed, 15c cupful. Mrs. E. W. Anderson, Thomasville, Rt.. 5. 24 Ibs..Stone Mt. melon sed, 50c lb. FOB, or exc. for baby chicks. Miss: Lila Mae Russell, Dublin, Rt, 5. American Wonder melon seed, ist. yr. from Clements. $8.50 Ih. % lb. $2; % 1b. $1.25;. white pop corn, Cream and 6-wks. Crowder peas, 50c gal., del. C. R. Smith, Buford, Rt. 3. Okra seed, 20c lb., del.; Calif. cane seed and sugar Crowder peas, each 5c 1b.; 10 Ibs. or more. Exc. 2 bu. blue whips for seed potatces. O. P. Lancaster. Buford, Rt. 4. Genuine white velvet okra seed, 25 Ib:. 5 lbs. $1 del.>. Verdena Wright, Alto. One peck of each, chufas, corn beads, long muckmelon, mixed watermelon, cushaw, sweet pump- kin, yard long peas, for 25c; corn- field beans, 25c.qt. Miss Lona Grindle, Alto, Rt. 1. f | soil Giant okra seed, 25c Ib:, mixed cornfield beans, 20c 1b.; Calif black-eyed peas, 10 lb, Exc. for white bunch butter beans or Brim- mer tomato plants. Mrs. N. A. Mess, Jasper, Rt. 2. ~~ Old-time pumpkin seed, 20c cuyjs- ful, or will exc, for Bermuda onion er cabbage plants. Each pay post- age. Paul Whitfield, Jasper, Rt. 3. Rocky Ford cantaloup'- seed, good sound, 7 ibs., $3 del.: musk- melon seed, the bananna and sev- eral other good var., 40c Ib., del. H. B. Peeler, Devereux. Sunflower and rice seed, each 20c qt.; late orange cane seed, 75c bu. Exe. for cabbage, potato plants, dried peaches or tobacco. John Henry Frix. Talking Rock; Rt. 2. Eng. pea, mustard, collard, pumpkin seed, mint, cherry, goose plum, horse apple sprouts, dried peaches. Sell or exc: for white feed sacks, goose eggs, tomato plants. Mrs. Sidney Rose, Madison, Rt. 4. Twelve lbs. Stone Mtn, melon seed, 60c Ib., or lot for 55dc Ib., del.; also white and colored running but- ter bean seed, 10c lb. Jessie How- ell, Ty Ty, Rt. 2. Calif. white, black-eyed peas, 50c pk., $2 bu., and postage; Jeffe1son golden prolific corn for seed, 75c pk., $2 bu., and postage. W. &. Jeffers, Tallapoosa, Rt. 1, Box 74. \ seed. seed, Page Bigven | Seed For Sale | Cornfiefd bean seed, 20 Ibi; vel- vet okra, old-time large muskmelon Sell. or exe. for potato slips or, Dug. Ts sw: Meeks, Lula, Rt, 3. _ Mexican June corn, 50c pk.; P. R.. sweet potatoes for seed, $1.25 bhu.; Texas cane seed, $2. bu. J. Bos Bateman, Barnesville, Rt. 2, Box 25% > Okra sed, 5c thls.; tobacco, 5c teaspoonful; gourd, squash (fine for eating) 5c doz Add postage. Mrs. J. E. Stapler, Bowdon, Rt. 4. Mung beans, 9-1bs., green pod, white hull tender snap beans, pole bean. (name not known), striped seed, tender, all 20c pt, Add. postage. Mrs, Bio Au, Wells, Chatsworth, Rt: 2. Texas, honey drip cane seed, sound and clean, 50c pk. $2 bu.. 8 bu; $13.50. No checks. Stitcher, Carrollton, Rt. 4. Thirty bu: cane seed, *$l buy, FOB; collard seed, 25c, and post jage. Exc, black-eyed peas at 4 Ib., for good honey. W. M. Allen, Car- rollton,- Rts.b. Multiplying Calif. beer seed, yel- iow var. 25c per start. Stamps ac- cepted. Mrs. L. 5. 885 Ponders Ave. Fifty lbs. long green okra seed, 10c lb., FOB, of sold in bulk.-Cash. with order. R. L.. Withrow, Screv-. en; Rt. 15 Bighteen bu. honey seed, sound and. clean, $6 FOB. Carl Talbert. Mt. Airy, Rt. 1. Pure, recleaned honey drip cane seed, $2 bu.. prepaid. A. A. Nash, Riverdale Rt. Ls Poa Green, Atlanta, | drip cane - bu. 8 $1; stringless: Sx Few lbs. yellow meat water hele he seed, shade dried (name unknown ~ but best ever tasted), 75c l1b., or exc. for anything can use; also have sugar Crowders, 15c qt. Mrs. Dollie Brewer, Commerce. Cabbage-collard seed, 10e thbls.: frost king turnip seed, 10e tbls. Mrs. J. Mike Langston, Rome, 613 a Shorter Ave. One bu. of selected var. of must- ard seed that will supply greens ane through all the winter; stand se- vere freeze without harm if sowed early enough to get a good start, 25c pt, C. T, Pratt, Chatsworth. Shallu or Egyptian wheat, conch peas, Japanese hullless pop corn, and. Hendersons bush butter beans, 38. lbs.,.50c, postpaid: Har! 'S. Redwine. Madras. eS New, imp. Watson melon ~ seed, cuts red, selected melons, lot; 20c lb., or small lots, Eugene Bloodworth, 30c lb. Gordon. Crotalaria seed, one of the best ij ae builders; write for prices. M. Diffee, Cordele. . Pure Tom Watson. melon seed, 250: Tbs or5. *lbs:,. S145 ty oy runner velvet beans, 40c pee $125 us linton Dickens, Rt, 4, 10 Ibs. ~ whole Half runner garden, white corn: | field beans, 25c cup; 50 1hb.; Lady peas, cream. sugar crowders, 35 at. 5:0 Ibs. black, $1, FOB; ant Brenze turkey hen. Mrs. J- M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5. : Large yellow meat 50ec Ib. Otis Crew, Rt wy, Es Stene Mt. melcn seed, 25c lb., plus Three hundred Ibs. hand selected ~ cantaloup Madison, *~ postage, or exe. for corn or cane syrup. J. H.. Farmer, Milledge- | ville; Rt. 2. oo Stone Mt. melon. seed, hand- saved, shade-cured, 85c Ib. dei.: 90- day velvet kean seed; $1.65 bu. OB, or 1.75 del. J. WY Haman Sumner. Na 4 Sev. hundred Ibs. very purest anc best hand selected Stone 1}, melon seed, 50c ib., del. 10 Ibs. up, 302. lb. del. R. Andrews, Haddock. Nics, new okra seed, 20c cupful; Sample on request. B. Ga. cabbage-collard seed, 20c cup: ful: exc. for cabbage. plants cucumber seed or other seed. Mrs. Gresham Cash. and, Rt: 4: ( The smallest -gourd seed that grows, 10c doz.: add 2c postage. Francis Miller, Devereux. One thousand stalks -f cane, $1.50; also pure bred Cornish ard Indian runner duck eggs. 75t Ash- or ee garden sugar % per setting; also 10 Cornish hens, - $1 each. Ry Bs Chufas, $3 bu.. Whitt Puckett, Cordele; FOB: sampie> ona request. Jno- L. Windham, Butler. | New Stone tomato seed, 75 Jb.; Chas. W. seed. $1 ib., postpaid. liams, Gainesville, Rt, 2. Fifteen lbs. Ga. cabbage-collard seed, hand cleaned, 20c lb.) post- paid. Mrs. J. A. Martin, Wav 2201 Gibbs St. Z ine okra (grows on vine, like cus sample pkt of seed by -10c in coin and 2c postage, | 503816 9 cumber); mail, Chesley Rice. Atlanta, Luckie St. N. W. * and Succession cabbage Marcus Wile | FOSS. eae -26c ib.; add pests Peta. _Norton, Mi. wer FOO, Ea, Ox 56; 2 pu. shipped Sam Preast. -Marietta, Rt. 5. : Broom corn seed. 15c per soda boxful; citron seed, 10c tb., del.; speckled crowders, 8e Ib.. not del.; Saxudzu> vines, 25.C, del. . Mrs. Hithel Tallant, Cumming, Rt. 7, SBox 2 -muskmelon, 25 cup, 75e 1Ib.; Imp. . cucumbers, Gainesville, Rt. 1. Page iyelve: e s Seed For Sate Four lbs. long green okra seed. Doug! asville, Rte-1, Selected watermelon seed, Stone and Yom Watson; treated in solution 1000-1 corrosive sublime for anthracnose and wilt. 60c Ib., Thomson, Thomasville. 931 S. Broad St. Calif. multiplying beer seed, 10c per qt. Mrs. Sallie Woyd, Rock- Miart Rt. 2. Stone Mt. melon sced, from finest of*melons, 3 lbs. for $1, plus postage. feo. Pridgen, Wray, Rt. Five lbs. Stone Mt. seed, 20c th.; Eng. peas, Gherkin seed, 10c tabls.; not paid. Mrs. J. intyre, Rt. 2. One hundred ibs. Dixie Belle melon seed, pure and selected, 25c Ib.; ches. not paid. A. I. Granade, Milledgeville, Rt. 2. Watson melon seed, gcod No. I, hand saved. shade cured, 25c Ib; 10 lbs. or more. C. B. Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 1. Ten bu. good, sound velvet bean seed, $1.25 bu.; 10 bu. Whatleys Prolific seed corn, selected, nubbed and shelled, $1.50 bu. FOB. W. M. Shivers, Cuthbert, Box 507. Hight Ibs. Stone Mt. watermelon #eed. selected from 40-60-lb. melons, $5 lb. and postage. Jason HElis- ton, Rupert. Genuine Cuban. Queen water- melon seed (the round melon that wil not sunburn)); write for prices. . T. Summers, Americus, Rt. A. Nine bu. good. sound chufa seed, Ou or $3t. for lot. 2M. G. Heuches,, Dupont. 3 Mung beans, 10 lbs., $1, postpaid, @r exe. for chewing tobacco, Ib. for ib.; Ga. collard seed, 2 tbis., 20e, or exc. for anything can use. H. B. Gilbert. Cumming, Rt. 1. American Wonder watermelon seed, ist yr. from Clements, $3.50 Ib., .% Ib. $2, 14 Jb. $1.25; white pop corn, creain and 6-wks, crow- der peas, 50c gal., del. .C. R. Smith. Buford, Rt. > 1. : Twenty bu. orange cane seed, $1 bu.. FOB Kennesaw. Not less than waiermelon 156. 1b postage TT, Jones, Mc- Twenty-five bu. nice, clean chu- fas, $3 bu.. FOB. M. J, Dubberly. Baxley. ; Pure Hastings syrup cane seed, select, 5c.1b.; $2.25 bu.; exe.. Calif. black-eyed peas for garden hbesns, 2 Ibs. peas for 1 Ib. beans; ea. pay ches. W.C. Rush, Bremen, Rt. 2. Spangle Top cane seed, 98 per eent germination; 75c pk, del.; O-too-tan beans, $4 bu.. FOB. .R. G. Morris, Bowdon. .Stone Mt. melon seed, 50c Ib., postpaid: black-eyed peas, Br~b and 2-crop crowders for sale or exc- for anything can use. No chks. Clyde Cook, Ashburn, Rt. 2. Forty lbs. okra, long green vel- vet. 15c 1b.; add postage. Mrs. S. $$ Storer, Douglasville, Rt. 6. eZ Wonder Eng. pea seed, 25e cup- ful; Stone Mt. melon, Mauls Best Honey Drip cane, 50cgal.; $1 pk., del.: ne stamps... Mrs. H. TW. Sul- livan. Bremen. Three kinds. good var. water- melon seed mixed selected, 25c evpful: 50c lb. Willetts Wonders, 252 cup, 35e Ib., del.: no stamps: Mrs. J.-E. Latham, Carrollton, eb : Twenty-five or 30 Ibs. Lifsey melon seed, 25c tb., or exc. for runs ming bunch butter bean seed., Ib. for lb. Mrs. Bessie Stubbs, Char- nett. 1: Genuine MeQuire watermelon seed $1 Jb.. del.; Honey Drip syrup cane setd,. $1 bu., FOB. Wm. Nunn, Nawrenceville, Rt. 4. Dish rag or bonnet guord seed 2, doz.. 8c in 1-cent stamps, prepaid. Miss Jennie Seago. Vienna. BHxtra large pkt. tested by lab- oratories in Washington, D. C.. ; ~beets, cabbage, radish, turnip, tomate (Earliana), canta- loup, watermelon, pumpkin, pep- ner, 12 pkt. Bertha Standridge, Lula, ee Genuine Stone Mt. watermelon seed, 50c Ib.. del., or exc. for sugar Cane syrup, or pure bred setting eges of any large breed. A. . Belflower, Empire. Stone Mt. and Kleckly Sweet amelon seed, 50c Ib.: big, round beet, &0e at: 10 per 2 this.: want to _ buy sev. hundred lbs. dry black walnuts. Mrs. C. @, Wheeler, Seed For. Sale Thirty lbs. Thurmond watermelon seed, 40c Ib., del.; Grey also . 30 lbs. white baby lima puach but- ter beans, 15c Ib., del. J. A. Han- son, Pitts, Rt.. 2, Box 150. Parkers eariy white and long green okra seed, 1dc Tb del.; in 10-lb. lots, or exe. for vegetable seed. -T. R. Walker, Alpharetta, Pts Four tbs. a ng. pea seed. {2c Ib.,-or exc. for white feed sacks, 100-lb. cap.; Ib. for 3 sacks.;, ea. prepay postage; also white, black- eyed peas, $1 bu., FOB. Mrs. W. M.. Ray, it. alley, Rt. 1- Stone Mt, melon seed, 50c Ib. in small lots; write for prices on lots.of over 50 lbs. BP. D. Alex- ander, McDencugh. Few more of Worlds Famous gourd (grow . to hold 7-9 gals.) seed, 20c doz and 2c fo postage; no stamps accepted. W. . Walden, idalta, Rts 1: Pimiento pepper seed, 20 02; 75e lb.3 Klondike strawberry plants, $1.50 M.; broad leaf to- bacco seed, 20c oz.; exc. for to- mato and cabbage seed at 75c Ib. L. A. Crow, Oakwood. Wastings Shogoin Japanese. tur- nip seed, 45c lb., del. Edw. Rohbin- son, Nicholls, Rt. 1. Honey Drip cane oe pure and sound, $1.85 bu., del. in state. Brooks, Monroe. <* Pure, white velvet okra seed, 30c lb., postpaid; 10 lbs. or more, 25 lb. del. Ga.; cash or money order. eRe Westmoreland, Gainesville, Rti 2: Two lbs. early Rockyford can- taloup seed, 50c lb.; Money order. L. C. Freeman, Carrollton, Rt. 6. Pure Rocky Ford cantaloup seed, 102 pkt.; 25 per 4 Ib.; 85c Ib. A. L. McKee, Ellenwood. White nest onions, 50c gal.: seed, abso- sc tb. Couch, Turin. a Acala cotton seed, a rer 100 lb. bag, FOB; ear. pea seed, 20c Ib. Add postage. 1 sorghum syrup seed, ) FOB, L. W. Mitchell, Summ Seed Wanted Want few hundred stalks seed cane; will exc. 50% velvet bean seed at $1.25 mixed field peas at Holland, Empire, care: Alvi flower. ES Want to swap Red Ve seed beans, clean and 15e tb., for early velv Prolifie corn, Hickory cq. runner peal state prices. B ment. i : Exe. i cup fine run pea seed and 1 tbis. fi and spoonful cucumbe: Want the brown b beans, also some sh corm and improved Aen, Aner, peanuts @ or 4 pears Hall. Ci i = ote