Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 January 5

Second-t Hand Farm Machinery Flower and Seed, Incubator and
_ Ornamental Nursery Stock Monthly Supplement





STATE CAPITOL

Seng ot

AGRICULTURE...
COMMISSIONERS



PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. W. ROUNTREE, DIRECTOR.

Grain and Hay For Sale



fodder, $1.25 per C;
mnnamaker cotton seed,
ed, 30 bu. Pure Bancroft
(0e bu. Riley Couch,



N. C. Runner seed pea-

1-2c lb. FOB. No order.

Ibs: O. M. Greene, Iron

. E. Jones, Americus,

ut hay, this yrs crop, well
n car load or truck lots,
| FOB; peavine hay, $10
B; velvet beans, car lots.
ames, Oakfield.
Coker Pedigreed Pul-
, 90 bu. No exch. J.
Tennille,
bundles Bright fodder, $1.-
00 bundles; 50 bu. Har
huck, 40c bu. at my
Dixie ig een near

3 Beane hay, $5 ton, del.

ipping point, Not Frt. paid.

order. C. J. Gordon,
3.

bundles good fodder

y t 40c per hundred, call

oe Moneham, halal



12 tons No. 1 peavine hay, $3
per ton. B. P. Jones, Reynolds.

Hastings 100-Bu. oats, 40c bu.
FOB, or will exc. some for field
peas. O. M. Rawls, Williamson.

For the next 30 days, 10 cars
peanut vine hay, $4.50 per ton
shipping point; also velvet beans

in pod, $5 ton. M. M. Jennings, f
-| Plains.

Sev. car loads good Meadow
hay, 5 or 600 ft. of galv. iron
pipe for sale for highest offer.
Write or come see. J. H. Os-
borne, Swords.

Peanut and Peavine hay, in|?

car lots or less. Good, clean
stock. Well baled. Make best of-
fer FOB Omaha. W. A. Fitz-
gerald, Omaha.



Grain and Has Wanted

Exec. potato plants for seed
oats: $3 worth of plants for 5
bu. Send oats now and plants
will be sent when they are rea-
dy. Ea. pay postage. Grady Tyre,
Baxley, R 4.

Want to swap shell corn for



,| wheat at market price. Ralph S.

Colliar, Comer.
Exc. Cane syrup for cats and

rye: 1 gal. syrup for 1 bu. oats.

or 2 gal. for 1 bu. rye. Ea. pay
transportation chgs. W. F. Amos,
Edison.

Want seed wheat and oats

reasonable. Exc. N. C. Runner

peanuts; also have Duroc Jersey



ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1933. -

BD AERO R IE BE Bie Sian BAP BR

A. Chahine Thought
By G. Cc. ADAMS.

Commissioner of Agriculture

s

At this happy Yuletide season, let us not
complain at the dearth of bread and clothes
and shelter, but think:of Him who had nowhere
to lay His head and who sees the fall of every
sparrow.

The apple is pressed to give up its cider;
the grape is crushed to give up its wine; the
rose and the violet are bruised to yield their
attar and perfume. Bunyon was purified in
Bedford jail; Jesus was crucified that we might
have Life Everlasting: and so may we not give
ourselves that others shall have more goodness
and more knowledge and more joy and more
love?

(Copied from the Atlanta Georgian of Sunday,
December 25, 1982).

Yar Sa NN PER IN MEN I CT RERN SPR IN

Grain and Hay Wanted

male 7 mos. old, full bicoded for
sale or exc. for turkeys or hens.
Mrs. J. W. Perry, Rochelle.

Want straw, car lots. Quote |
what you have lowest cash price
on cars. S. A. Scott, Rome, Clo
Gen. Del.

Flowers and Seed
For Sale





Calif. wonder flower seed: Jap
rose bush and Weeping Paim
seed. All, 12c and 3c stamps for
postage for 1 pkt. D. L. Hunter,
Dublin, 405 Mary St.

NUMBER
Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Crepe myrtles, watermelon
pink, 1 1-2 ft. to 3 ft. tall, 12 1-3
ea; Currant sprouts, 1 1-2 to 3

ft; 1 2 1-2c ea. also chestnut
sprouts, 20c ea. All del. Mrs. W.



# |. Stevenson, Sharpsburg.

. Hasti ings nena pink, dbl. cat
na, bulbs, 50 each; dbl. pink

f Wing dbl. coe Mary chrysan-

themums, ea. 75c doz; largest
yar. Bronze, dbl. Mums, 80c dog.
Add postage. Rose Tilley, Enili-
jay.

About 15 nice, young Cedar
trees, with good roots, 15 ea. or
axch. for anything can use. Mr

a1 W. EH. Wiggins, Quitman, Ro.

Red Giadioli, blooming - size
bulbs, 25 doz. Chinguapin ros-
es, rooted, 20 ea. Dorothy Per-
kins, 15c ea. red and white ver-
berma, 25 doz, red, yellow, spot-
ted cannas 10 ea. Mrs. Allen
Russ, Nicholis, R 2, Box 80:

Blue grape hyacinths, 50c .
50 for $2. Mrs. J. M. Boho, Hart-
well.

Masnolias,

evergreens Sweet

| bay, sweet myrtle, long leaf pine,

crepe myrtle, small ones, 10c ea.
3 1-2 ft. 25c ea. Exc. for white,
100 lb. cap. feed sacks
postage. Mrs. Nellie Pitts, Tocms- |
boro.
Black and white pine, laurels,
rhododendrons, azaleas, crabap-
ples, 10c ea; Evergreen galaz,
wwild ferns, 15c doz. garlic, 20
doz. dogwood, 20c. Add postaze.
No stamps. Mrs. A, J. oe _



eral Bluff.



F eS, extra, doz. ..------ a

Ss, standard, doz.
, Georgia trade, doz.

s, yard TUNG Gor. scee sc

ons. Mo

d Peas, mixed, bu.

MARKET REPORT
| OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Dec. 81, 19382. Always Subject to Variation.

eh lian ier wile $ .

wee ee een we

eld Peas, not mixed, bu. -------+---.
ntry Butter, best table, lb. ....----

orn (80 lb. to bu.), bu. wer sekeee

t Potatoes, per 100 Ibs.
ne Hay, No. 1, ton -
nut: Boy No. 1, ten

during week beginning Dec. 26, 1932, at co- -operative sales, _
1 stock, (Spanish) delivered shelling plants, $20.00 per ton, subjedt to change.

40



Savannah oa Columbus Yo

Poultry For



Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Flowers and Seed For

Flowers and Beed Wanted

Second-Hand Machinery For Sale -2, 9
Sccond-Hand Machinery Wanted .-2, 9
Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For aes 4
Incubators, Brooders, Bte., Wanted ae

Poultry Wanted -

Baby Chicks For Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eggs For Sale

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted
Positions: Wanted ulllets. cu. 255 a
Farm Help Wanted :
Plants For Sale

Sed For Sale

Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sae
Miscellancous Wanted
Tobacco For Sale

Tobacco Wanted

Ga. Products For Sale

INDEX

sale

Sale













Ada



ol, 50c; Camellia japonicas,
pink, white, variegated, 50
e3, also Hiley, Uneeda, Ea.

, Belle Ga. peach trees, $6

. R. L. Wheeler, Macon,

: oe red and pink honeysuc-
50c doz. pink almonds, 6 for

purple King iris, 12 for 20c.
blooming size. Mrs. W. D.

Ellijay, R 3, Box 63.

1. yellow, crimson japonicas,

old, 50c each; hardy phlox,
doz; red and yellow dogwood
; junipers, well rooted,
old, $1 ea. Mrs. Oma Bar-~
Eliijay, R 3. :
ape jasmine, butterfly, well
oted, 15c ea. P. P. on orders
Jo and over; Calif, sweet pea
10c pkt., and other plants
seed. Write for prices. Mrs.

. Hutson, Newnan, 29 Wil-

f. Privet hedge plants, Cape
mine, lilacs, snowballs, 9 oth-
shrubs, lilies, Mums, violets,
at the right ae here. Small
. Mrs. S. W. Spain, Rock-

2 2.
hiias, 3 dark and 3 light
e red, 3 dbl. pink and white
egated, 25c doz. King Hum-
ead light yellow and dark pink
f cannas, 2c doz. tubers.
. Mys. Bessie McNeely,

Co umbine, Fox-glove, Anchu-
dropmore, tritoma, vaierina,
yrus, dianthus plumarius,
eopsis, hollyhocks, Giant
diragons, Bloom this yr. 50
a 1 up orders postpaid. Miss
Mary Lewis, Cornelia.
mond, bridaiwreath, mock-
bush wistaria, lilac, pink,
crepe myrtle, 20c; all col.
spur, phiox, achilles, peri-
ikie, Physostegia, Exc. for
echaineil or Pauls scarlet
. Mrs. Hardy Bagley, Cus.

Seoi ch Brooms, 5 ft. yellow
all Spring; all sizes
ite dogwood bushes, all sizes
sutiful cedars. Truck loads of
ese things. Mrs. Julius Jones,

ioe sale or exc. for anything:

use: plants, seed, walnuts,

Mrs. Gertrude Hughes, Blue
Ridge, R 1. Box 14.

1M boxwoods, 2 - 3 it. Come

. in Atlanta

a. everblooming red begon-
aS, 15 ea. All well rooted. Add
stage. Miss Jessie Nix, Harmil-
: Re

a genuine ee 50 ea

nail, 2oc ea. Del. Mrs. J.. H:

100 Giani pansies of imported
ck; $1; Eng, daisies, carna-
stocks and dbl. pinks,

-proof plants, 20c doz. Cash

Or money order. Mrs. F. Piotti,

Blue- seep nyacinth bulbs,
. 500, $2; Feverfew, $1 C.
ly pink carnations, 5Uc C.
ss Vena Brown, Hartwell,
Beautiful pink Mtn. Thrift,
> . 300 for $1. Add postage.
s ks, Mrs. J. H. Duke, Wrens.
oppy seed, Giant dbl. flower-
te var. grown from the
best, 25 large pike.
it. Geek now. C, E. Miles, At-
nis, 172 Howard St. NE.
slow and white jonquils, 60,
ponicas, 10 each, abl,

810, in good shape.



F fawers and Seed
Wanted

Want to buy 30 crepe myrtles

(10 white, 20 watermelon), large
plants with good roots. Quote
best price del; Exc. purple wis-
taria plants for cannas. Mrs. E.
D. Crane, Jr., Atlanta, Brook-
haven Drive. phone Cherokee
3947.
Want Nandinas, red and rose
hibiscus and camellia Japonicas
and merechalneil roses. Mrs. L.
H. Coe, Eastanollee.

Exc. pink and red verbenas
rooted, and all kinds box flowers
for dbl. hollyhock, sweet Wil-
liams and snapdragon plants.
Mrs. B, H. Thomas, Blakely, R 4.

Exe. some narcissi bulbs for
some tulips, also for japonicas.
Mrs. Gertie Connell, Brunswick,
RFD.

Will pay cash for narcissi
bulbs (white and yellow), jon-
quils (bread and butter), and
hyacinths, blooming size only.
R. L. Tribble, Atlanta, 562 More-
land Ave. SE.

Want large Mums, Will exc.
other flowers. Do not want any-
thing except large Mums, all
colors. Myrtis Swann, Lithonia,
Food:

Want flowering almond, juni-
pers, magnolias, maples, pine,
Scotch pine, Globe Arborvitaes.
frish junipers, Exe. red, white,
yellow seedling peach trees. Mrs.
T. W. Newsome, Sandersville, R
2, Box 29,

Exc. 1 pr. White N. Z. rabbits
for 2 White Spruce pines, 18 in.
dia. and 3 ft. tall. Write at once.
setae Martin, Flowery Branch,

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale





24 in. Meadows Grist Mill, good
cond., $50 FOB; also 1M _ cap.
Queen canopy brooder, $5 or exc
for 100 selected, bloodtested R.
I. Red baby chicks. J. E. Helms,
Cochran.

1 New Idea febaces transp'an-
ter, good as new, $25 or trade for
good milch cow. J. W. Holland,
Register.

10 horse Titan . H. C, eng.,
slight repairs; line shafts, hang-
ers, pulleys, and other equipment,
good cond. Net cost all equip-

ment, $116; Eng. and equipment

$100. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville.

Chattanooga No. 23, 2 horse
plow Steel Beam without Wing.
Sell or exc. for 6 gal. syrup; Pea
and Bean hiuller, first class
,| Shape, sell or exc. for 35 gal. A-1
syrup. Ea. pay frt. A. P, Staple-
ton, Wrens.

4 - 10 gal. milk cans with ice
compa*tments for shipping milk.

Used about 10 days. Cost $11 ea.

when new. Make me an offer, W.
B. Attaway, Hazlehurst, R 3.
Mule power I. H. C. steel hay
press, dbl. disc tractor plow, hea-
vy, 12 H. P. steam eng., and oth-
er va uve for sale or exc. for mule.

a M. Anderson, Williamson,

Walker Spraying machine, $15.
Cost $65; Cole 3-row grain drill,
Will trade
for pigs, cow or calves. W. D.
Allen, Zebulon.

Stover Mill, No. 496 will grind
anything from ear corn to wheat
fine for grinding chicken feed,
$60 or wil trade for mule or
grade heifers. D. S. Allen, Zeb-
ulon,

1 48 in. Top Runner Brushie
Mtn. Virginia Grit-Griss Mill.
good cond. $150; also 1 Water
Loo Boy tractor eng. 25 H. P. at
Belt, needs some repairs, $50. Al-
len R. Johnson, Empire.

24 in. Meadows corn mill, good
as new, 1 Stover feed mil!, good
as new. The machinery cost new

{almost $450; sell now for $100.00

FOB McRae, or will trade for
corn and hay. J. B. ee Me-



Second: Hand Machin,
ery For Sale

thing can use; also want to buy
a Star Pea and Bean huller,
hand power. W. J. Morgan, Still-
more.

18 in, Mule Skidder, 1 Dorsey
skidder for tractor, and 1 dbl.
dice harrow for tractor, for sale.
G. B. Miey, Hahira.

1 Cole seed planter (plants
corn, p2as, beans, peanuts) in
good order, $10, or exc. for chick-
ens. R. H. Duggan, Chester.

Late model Farmall tractor, 6
ft. dbl. disc, 18 in. harrow, Cul-
tivator, Cole planter, Athens disc
plow. Used but little, A-1 cond.
Sell together or any section. L.
C. Wel's, Columbus, Box 467.

1 No. 10 Vulcan, 2 H turning
plow, good cond., $5 or exc. for
pigs or syrup. Also nice pair of
mare mules for sale cheap. S. F.
Pirkle, Logansville, R 4.

Ledbetter iron planter, 4 plates,
cotton, corn, peas, wheat. Sell or
exc. for 8 bu. corn. Ea. one pay
Frt. For quick sale, write me at
once. P. Bulliam, Toccoa, R 1.

1 1-2 H. P. Fairbanks gas eng.
and iron pump jack in good cond
for $10 cash. Can be seen at Mr.
Crowe'l Lisenbys Farm, Powers-
ville, Ga. V. H. Tomlinson, Ft.
Valley, 197 E. Main St.

20 gal. good bbl. oak churn, $5.
W. M. Fortner, Meansville, R 1.

Grist Mill, Avery make, 1 Ala-
mo 12 horse power gas eng.; ]
crusher and sacker, sheller,
scales, belts and pu leys. Sell at
sacrifice. Come see them. Mrs
Sarah F. Ethridge, Carl, Box 85

12 H. P. Pearless Eng. and oth-
er equipment. Part cash and bal.
in good note. Write for full par-
ticulars. R. D. Saville, Cornelia,
ry:

1 Beamis transplanter, good
ond. $40 or exc. for good Riding
cultivator with all attachments
in first class cond. M, P. Mar-
tin, Stilson.

Cuttaway-drag harrow, 1 and
2 horse turn plows, 1 Yellow
Jacket wheel power peach spray
tank. L. W. Fountain. Ft. Val-
ley.

40 H. P. eng., 50 H. P. boiler,
Cole make, good cond, Hay press
horse power, Deere tractor, wa-
ter tank, cypress; No. 230 Letz
Feed mill, also 8 ft. grain bind-
er; 20-300 rolls good hog wire.
J. C. Colier, Barnesville.

1 horse compost drill, slightly
used. Sell or exc. for Mower in
good shape at my home. W. C.
Parker, Toomsboro, R 1.

Fairbanks - Morse eng. A-1
cond., and other equipment. J.
W. Johnson, Dexter, R 2.

Fordson tractor, equipped with
belt, pulley, at my farm, $25. Sell
as whole or any part. Tractor
in running order but needs some
repairs. 10 miles NW _ Sparta,

Highway 16. John F. Kimbrough,

Jr., Sparta.

air compres*or Drill, used 3
mos. cheap. 1 Steam Hoist eng.
ussd 3 mos. Write for pices.
Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bremen,
Box 102.

Delco home light water pump,
10 gal. tank, 32 volt motor, $25.
D. P. Dodd, Fairmount, Box 63.

30 in. Meadows Mill, nearly
new. Sheller and _ everything
complete, but power. T. A. Will-
is, Villa Rica.

17 K. W. Westinghouse D. C.
generator, 125 volts, 136 am-
peres. W. C. Moore, Buchanan.

50 gal. bbl. churn, practically
new; 6 bottle crates, good cond.
21-2 H. P. gas eng. C. E. Harris
Milner.

1 nearly new, 160 Lynchburg
hillside turner. .Cost $14. Will
take $8, or exc. for good bottom
land plow, Oliver No. 10 prefer-
red. Ernest Easley, Ellijay, R 3.

50 gal. syrup kettle for sale or
exc. for 12 hens of either White
or Brown Leghorns. Ea. pay frt.

n What, they ge



Second. Hand [ Machin-
ery For Sale :

12 1-2 H. P. Olds eng. (gaso-
line) feed and meal grinder, with
shafting, pulleys, and _ belting.
Cost new, $700. Sell or trade for
tractor and plow. E. F. mors,
Forest Park.

1 seed drill. Sows 8 rows, Cost
$85. Sell or exc. for livestock.
State what you have to . exch.
Mrs. N. H. Riddle, Rossville, Rok

Pair of practically new Stimp-
son fan-type scales; 1 Delco light
plant and fixtures, also 1 Rid-
ing Cultivator. Sell or exc. for
mules, cows or chickens. O. S.
Lawhorn, Ty Ty.

Fordson tractor, 1 Imperial dbl
disc harrow, 1 Tom Houston side
plow, Letz Feed Mill, Fordson
pullet. Can be seen at my farm,

3 mi. east of Lilburn. L. F. Jord- |

an, Decatur, 540 Marshall St.,
Phone Dearborn 4257-M.

Good, power Pea Threasher,
good cond. $15. Wilmer Beasley,
Kite.

No. 27 Golden Power Cane Mill

$60 or exc. for other value. R. E.
L. Dasher, Fowlstown.

1 deep well pump with a jack
and eng., cheap for cash or trade
for something of same _ value.
Mrs. Alvah Greene, Gray.

1 shop forge, in running cond.,
the kind that stands on legs.
$3.50 or exc. for 8 1-2 bu. corn,
sacked and shelled, FOB. A. M.
Hooper, Norcross.

Delco light plant with batter-
ies, $15, also other equipment
Anne B. Sullivan, Bainbridge, P
O. Box 236.

1 Colts light plant and fix-

ures, $75; Oiver No. 40 ridings

turn plow, $12; grain drill, &
holes, $15. W. V. Mayo, Lyons.

1 garden wheat thrash, 1 Mo-
ztul gas. eng., 8 H. P. Ready tc
operate. Sell or trade. W. L. Gar-
ner, Austell, R 1.

8 disc harrow, $8 cash, or any-
thing can use. Geo. E. Hart, Syl-
vester.

15 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse gas
ng., Sell or exe. for corn or
wheat, del. Loganville. H. S. O-
Ke ley, Logansville, R 4.

No. 13 Oliver turn plow with
extra wing, in good cond. $3.50
FOB. Cash. W. L. Timms, Hos-
chton, R 2.

2 70 H. P. return tubular boil-
ers, with front and- grates, Sell
at a bargain. D. C. Strother, Ft.
Valley.

DeLaval cream separator, No.
6, in good cond. $15. Cash with
order. Mrs. J. L. Sie, Lyons,
R 3.

One Libby- Bailey 1200 gal. Cy-
lindrical Pressure tank, $20. N.
H. Bacon, Irwinton.

1 Bull Wheel for McCormick-
Deering Binder. 1 large _ size
Acetylene gas generator, Davis
make, 1 40 GL water or air tank.
Good cond. Cheap, or exc. for
farm produce. R. W. Grow, Col-
quitt.

G. E. Motor, 25H. P. 3 phase,
perfect cond. cheap for cash,
$100. A. B. Lewis, Willacoochee.

2 horse Chattanooga turning
plow, No. 24, $6; 2 horse Perfec-
tion middle ripper, $3.50; 4 rolls
hog wire, 36 in. 10c a rod. All
good as new. Money order. R. F.
McLeroy, Griffin, R C.

1 large size Star pea thrasher,
mounted, good cond. $75; 8 ft.
Oliver culti-packer, good cond.
Used only 2 days. $30. lLeavie
Benton, Locust Grove, R 3.

No. 12 DeLaval cream separa-
tor, first class cond. $25. Sat.
guar. N. W. Martin, Shady Dale,
R 6, Box 64.

Fordson tractor, 24 in. Mea-
dows Grist mill, 1 belt, 25 ft. 6
in. All for $125. Mrs. F. BE. Smith
Alamo, R 1.

12 light carbide plant in work-

ing order, $30; also horse radish,
20c lb. June cherry, Umbrella
eine, yellow ee

ft.



| Seccud Hand M
ery For Sale

Oliver D. 75 fractals 2
plow, good as new, Cost $
Sell for $60. W. S. Whai!
etteville, R 1. 5

2 Hammer feed Mi
and small; 12 H. P. Ker.
Dixie Letz feed mill;
Munsie crude oil eng. A
cond, and bargains. F. W
non, Decatur, 305 Kings
way.

15: EP: ags. eng. 1 24 in
mill, and other things f
Would trade eng. for 30
Meadows grist Mill. Wil
Baxley.

Peanut shelling peak
ers, run 1 scason; 2 - k

ners. a H. Henderso

more.

Good, strong pump for w
spring, for sale or exc. a

other value.
Stone Mtn.

108 Vulcan middle b
. Oliver turner, distribu
50 ea. $10 for lot. FOB.
Planter, J. R. seeder, $
Burrell, Lawrenceville.

Plow steel, 1-2 in. wire
500 ft. good as new, $25.
Balcomb, os

Gas. 8 H. Stover eng.
cond. burns ea oil,
xc. for good mule. J. A. Cr
ord, Calhoun, R 2.

1 new Avery walking cull
or, $38.50. FOB. Robt. Ss. f
lerson, Hawkinsville, ;

Fordson tractor, good ru
sond. just had it overhauled
Weed cutter, run by hand,
cower, $25. A. R. Danforth,
ross.

15 H. P. Mogul, Titan type
dq. C. gas. eng. $50; 30 in. un
ecunner Rock, De Loach Mill,
with belts, measures, line st L
4oxes, pulleys, Good shape.
M. Williams, Hilitonia..

Dbl. Moline mowing mac
extra good. Needs blade, $
barn. Exc. okra and other
fer good fruit trees. Make
S. P. Jones, Lula, R 3.



ery Wanted

Exc. 3 Roller Cane Mill
zood corn planter. Write. |
P, Ethridge, Auburn.



, in good cond.
Super Hatcher inc. 250 ca

in good cond. Mrs. J. s
Hillsboro, R 1.

Want 1 or 2
cheap for cash, also have s
real good Ribbon Cane syrup
sale at 40c per gal. FOB.
Pritchett, Ellijay.

Exec. Midwest (Ulilitar) ga
tractor for a 9 or 12 H. P.
cules eng. or 8 horse I. Ee
in good running cond. D
Moore, Eastanollee.

Water power grits mill,

700d location for blacksmi

Wheelwright business. Give
scription, T. L. Beasley) G
land. se
Want small flour Mill, Mid
cage T. C. Strickland, Fra
n.
Want a good hand Bind

crude oil eng., cheap and i
cond. Amos Lewis, Willacoo
Want a small power pe
sheller for farm use, also 2.
2 horse turning plows.
Cross, Colquitt. a
Want @ Cane Mill, Must :

i cond. and cheap for








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Thursday, January 5, 1933.

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Daffodils, orange lilies, nar-
cissi, $4. M. Lavender iris, $1.25
C. Snowballs, White Easter ros-
es, Weeping Mary, 2 for 25c.
pink, hardy hibiscus. Add post-
age. Mollie Henderson, Ellijay.

Daffodils, dbl. or single, $1 C.



50 tiger lily bulbs, 50c; 12 Janu-

ary Jasmine, $1; 5 doz. Iris, and
other flowers. Add postage. Mrs.
H, O. Padgett, Atlanta, 160 How-
ard St. S. E.

: - Juniper trees, well rooted, 2
yr. old, $1 ea. 6 for $5. Add pos-

tage. Also Wild cherry and sas-

' pairas bark, any amount. W. W.
'. Wicks, Ellijay, R 3, Box 69.

Dbl. yellow Crimson Japonicas,
6 yr., rooted, 50c each; dogwood,
red and yellow and purple, 50c
ea; snowballs, well rooted, 50c
each; yellow dahlias, 35c doz.
Maurien Duckett, Ellijay, R 3.

Dbl. yellow and red crimson 6

_ yr. old, rooted, 50c each; dog-

wood, red, pink and yellow, 4
for $1; yellow jonquil, $1 doz.
junipers, rooted, $1 ea. Miss Etta
Barrett, Ellijay, R 3, Box 62.

Japonicas, 8 yr. old, 50c; 10
yrs. old, 75c; red dogwoods, 4
for $1; green Chimbley vines, $1
ea, 4 for $3. All well rooted, An-
nie Gentry, Ellijay, R 3.

6 yr. old dbl. japonicas, 60c ea.
red, white, yellow dogwood, 40c
ea. Mtn. laurels, $1 each; snow-
balls, blooming size, 75c ea. 2
for $1.25. Johnnie Davies, Elli-
jay, R 3, Box 62.

Snowballs, 50c; pink flowering
almond, yellow japonicas, 35c ea.
1 yr. old rooted junipers, $1;
March daffodils, purple iris,
foxglove, 30c doz. Add postage.

Mrs. Janie Richard, Ellijay, R 8.

4 yr. old, dbl. crimson japoni-

Re cas, 40c ea. 3 for $1; pink Cab-

ee

rose, rooted, 20c;

bage-head and American Beauty
r purple fox-
glove, sweet Williams, 30e doz.

_ Add postage. Rosa Richards, El-
_lijay, R 3.

Large size Milk and Wine lily

bulbs, 75c doz: Giant size, dbl.

yellow butter and eggs, 25c doz.
Add postage on all. Mrs. J. M.

Fletcher, Bronwood.

Junipers, Globe arborvitaes,
rhodedendrons, japonicas, 5 for
$1; Cherokee roses, all col. aza-
leas, Mtn. laurels, Coralberry, $1
doz. pink perennial phlox, white

_ Violets, 5, $1. Sadie Wilson, Mor-

- ganton.

_ Rhododendrons, American
Globe arborvitaes, 24 in. 6, $1;
all col. azaleas, yellow dogwood,

_ fedbuds, Cherokee roses, crab-

apples, coralberry, $1 doz. blue

_ parma violets, perennial phlox,

6 doz. $1. Addie Wilson, Mor-

_ ganton.

_ Mundreds of hedge plants, $1
per C. Also 100 white blackber-

_Yies, 4-8 ft., 4 ft. 25c; 8 ft. 40c.



Will ship well protected. Exc.
for produce. W. A. Shackleford,

Carrollton, 125 Maple St.

__Hollyhocks, 75c doz; Devil-in-
_ the-Bush, 20c doz; butter and
ggs, 20c doz.

Peach rose, 40c

doz. Add postage. Mrs. Jemima

Crump, Talking Rock, R 2.

_ Buddleia bushes, blooming
Plants, 25c each; trailing

forsythia, 15c ea. Add postaye.

_ Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogansville.



200 Armur privet hedge plants,
rooted, 1, 2, 3 ft. $2 C. White
Cape Jasmine, purple lilac,
Snowdrop, red honeysuckle, roo-

ted, 10c ea. postpaid. Josephine
, Mitchell.

___Large type mums assorted col-











. Miss T. Silver, Talking Rock, R
Bo ; : Mums, iris, Malrds, Winter ver-

Ors, 30c doz. narcissi, yellow daf-
fodils, jonquils, 70 C. pink,
white hardy phiox, 25 doz; but-
ton Mums, 15 doz. Ad@ postage.









Flowers and Seed
For Sale



MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Flowers and Seed

For Sale



Collection of 15 dif. lilies for
$1; White Milk, Red aster,
Sunburst lilies, 20c, or 8 for $1;
Pink Rain lilies, 50c doz. Mrs. S.
Carter, Alma. .

Chinese Camellias. Splendid
for shrubbery, 10c ea: 3 for 25c.
Tilda Lang, Waverly.

Dahlias, 50 best old and new
varieties offered at half cata-
logue prices for Spring del.
Would exe. some for good pa-
pershell pecans. H. M. Hill, At-
lanta, 172 Howard St. N. E.
phone, Dea. 5033-W.

Shrubbery, all kinds for sale.
Will quote best price on what
you want. Write. J. W. Jackson,
Talking Rock, R 3.

3 yr. Abelias, 6, $1; Jananese
honeysuckles, pink, cream spirea,
4, 60c; 8, $1.10; forsythia, al-
mond, Kerria, crepe myrtles,
golden bells, bridal wreath, 18,
$1.10. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun.

Major type dbl. jonquils,
cream color; Iris, smoky with
purple, yellow with purple, lav-
ender with purple, cream, 20c
dozen. Japonicas, red and yel-
low; lilac, purple, 25c ea. Mrs.
Riley Ross, Ringgold.

Daffodils, jonquils, orange lil-
ies, $4 M; dark purple Iris, $1.50
C; yellow japonicas, pink hardy
hibiscus, 25 each; junipers, 50c
ea. yellow, thornless roses, Add
postage. Nancy Henderson, El-
ijay.

Pink Myrtles, bridalwreath,
purple lilac, 10c each; dbl. red,
yellow cannas, white Easter lil-
jes, 8c. Orders of $1 postpaid.
Miss Alice Simmons, Buena Vis-
ta RG

White and yellow jonquils, 10c
doz. Spruce and White pines,
mix. eol. azaleas, white dog-
woods, crabapples and sweet
gum sprouts, rhododendrons, 10c
ea. $1 doz. Mrs. Norman Henry,
Minera] Bluff.

Flowering crabapple,, Spruce
pines, pink and yellow dogwoods,
rhododendrons, Mt. laurels, aza-
leas, mix. col; White pines,
strawberry bushes, Tulip pop-
lars, cattails. Rooted, 3 ft. High.
Miss Dot Wilson, Loving.

Calif. Privet hedge, rooted, Ic
each; cuttings, 35 C; 1 yr., 2
1-2c; 2 yr. 4c; 5 yr. 5c; Bridal-
wreath, running roses, 25c; bud-
ded roses, 50c; Hickory and Oak
hydrangea, 10c ea. Mrs. H. L.
Brittingham, Guyton.

Pansy, phlox, sweet Williams,
purple violets, and snapdragons,

i5c doz. plants; $1 C. Add post-

age on small orders. Mrs. Lois
Tanner, Dewyrose.

2 yr. Privet hedge, $1.50 C;
arborvitaes, 10c ea. Junipers, 12
in. to 25 in. 20 to 40c; Box-
woods, 10 in. 10c each, $1 doz.
Add postage. Belle Roark, Cler-
mong.

Variegated red Camellia Jap-
onicas and Tea Olive cuttings at
reasonable prices. R. H. Long,
Culverton.

Beautiful Ural Weeping Wil-
lows, rooted, 3, $1; Exc. for good
watermelon seed. Exc, for good
bunch bean seed for cornfield
bean seed. Mrs. John Myers,
Hartwell, R 4.

Old fashioned, dbl. larkspur,
mix. col. priced 10c doz. 50c C.
or exc. for pecans. Mrs. Kate
Owen, McDonough.

Camellia Japonicas, red, pink,
white, variegated. Over 100 nam-
edi varieties. Send for list of
var. and prices. Alonza P.
Boardman, Augusta, 2840 Wal-
ton Way.

Large and small _Evergreens
for sale cheap for cash. Mrs. H.
D. Parks, Ellijay, R 2, Box 67.

Mixed colors hardy phlox,





bena, red, orange, cream spotted
and bronze cannas, 25c doz. 12
aif. kinds flower seed, mixed,
10c pkt. Miss Lona Grindle, Al-
to,-B I.

Garden pinks,
nias, larkspur, zinnia, poppy,
Calif. poppy, Chinese Forget-
me-nots, Balsam, velvet flower;
seed from selected plants, good
bright colors, generous pkt., 5c
postpaid. Marion McConnell,
Cornelia.

2 yr. old Xmas cactus, now
full of buds, $2 at my home;
large, 2 yr. old Thanksgiving
cactus, bloomed profusely this
last November. $2. Mrs. -A. O.
Turner, - Fitzgerald. R 1.

Cherokee and McCartney
hedge roses, $1 C; $7 M; Red
Bud, sweet shrub, 7 large, $1;
ornamental red locust seed, 12
pods 25c. Carefully packed pre-
paid. J. W. Toole, Macon, R 2.

Crimson Amaryllis, blooming
size, 45c doz; pink Radiance ro-
ses, nice roots, 30c each; pink
erepe myrtles, Xmas honeysuc-
kle, 50 doz. rooted. Daffodils,
15c doz. Mrs. M. T. Tanner,
Sandersville, R 1.

Large, dbl. dahlia tubers, all
colors, 50e doz. hardy phlox, ver-
benas, 25c doz; azaleas, Spruce
pines, red dogwood, rhododen-
drons, 75c doz. Exc. for. white
feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. Clyde
Eaton, Dahlonega. -

Camphor tree plants, 50c doz.
Banana plants, 25c. Exc. for
good eating apples, Camilla Jap-
onicas, Talisman, White Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Mrs. J. L.
Burk, Tifton, R 3, 341.

4 yr. old abelia, weigeleas, for-
sythia, spirea, Van Houtti, red
and pink rambler roses, Glads,
dahlias, narcissi. Exc. for tobacco,
100 lb. white sacks. Mrs. Bettie
Roberts, Tallapcosa, R 3.

Cannas, extra fine, Eureka,
City of Portland, pink, Presi-
dent red, Queen Helen, yellow.
Some of each, $2 C. 1 M mixed
bulbs, $4; 1 doz. rooted olean-
ders, $1.50. Mrs. J. R. Camp,
Cordele.

Talisman roses, junipers, Ca-
mellia Japonicas, all colors, Ba-
nana-shrub, Deodara, Tea Ol-
ive, myrtles, Pyracanthus, Pit-
tosporum, green, variegated
Photenia, 2, $1.10; Nandinas, O
leanders, Abelias, arborvitaes, 4
$1.15. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Cor-
dele.

Gladiolus bulbs. Write foi
price list of the finest exhibi-
tion varieties. Special collection
of named bulbs, ea. var. labeled.
price postpaid, 12 for 50c. J. B.
Coke, Macon, Wesleyan Drive.

Old fashioned lemon _ lilies.
Flags, white, red, Giant phlox,
dbl. white, orange, red Fall Pinks
20ce doz. Peace rose, white lilac.
bridal wreath, Easter Bells, 15c
ea. Pear] Vick, Ellijay.

Pink, purple; lavender verbe-
na, pink, lavender larkspur, hol-
lyhocks, artemisia, hardy phlox,
Japanese quince, spirea, arbor-
vitae, wistaria. Prices reasonable,
Mrs. E. J. Forrester, Sparta.

Roman, blue hyacinths, but-
and eggs, October lilies, 30c doz.
pink thrift, 15 doz. dif. kinds
shrubbery, wild azaleas, yellow
jasmine, large ferns and others.
Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler, R 2.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
azaleas, mixed colors; white and
spruce pines, pink dogwood,
white dogwood, sweet gum bush-
es, 10c ea. $1 doz. White garlic,
15c doz. Mrs, M. Henry, Mineral
Bluff.

Shasta daisies, mix. verbena,
narcissi, 10c doz. Iris, blue, dark
and light, blue striped, yellow,

Phlox, petu-

cream, purple, white lavender,





red, 6, 25c; purple lilac, brida!

wreath, 40c doz. Mrs. Henry El-
ler, Ellijay, R 3.

Large hollyhocks, all col. $c;
verbena, all colors, Shasta dai-
sies, larkspur, lc, rooted purple
wistaria, 15c; dbl. red rooted
geraniums, 10c. Add postage.
Mrs. W. G. Goldman, Loco.

Trimardeau pansy, Eng. dai-
sies, Shasta daisies, Gaillardia,
Eschscholtzia, larkspur, single
hollyhocks, abelia, crimson spi-
rea, All rooted planis, cheap or
exc, for anything can use. Mrs.
&. C, Heaton, Hartwell, R 3.

Purple violets, pink primroses,
10c doz. 50c piants; smaili
sweet scented narcissi, jonquil,
butter-cups, butter and egg
bulbs, 10c doz. 50c C. Add post-
age on small orders. Mrs. Ben
&chols, Philomath.

Trimardeau giant mixed ol.
pansy piants, dbl. mixed color
calenduia plants, Giant mixed
col. snapdragons, all, le ea. and
ie postage. Mrs. J. L. Edge,
Doerun, R 4.

Shrubbery, dif. kinds,
collection of roses,
buibs of kinds; pink, white
Thriit piants. Reduced prices.
Write for list. Mis. W. M. Vick-
ers, Siloam.

Lemon lilies, blue velvet iris,
pink, purpie phlox, 25c dog. yei-
iow, White, purple pink Fai
pinks, pink foxglove, 19c doz.
yellow japonicas, snowballs, lac
ea. Inez Vick, Ellijay.

Trumpet (ong red trumpet-
shaped flowers, large clusters)
vines, 1 - 3 1-2 ft. 1-15 in. 50
and 25 each, del. Coral seed, Sc
iarge thls., del. Poinciana seed,
iarge teaspoonful, i0c del. Mrs.
A. S. Paulk, Ocilla.

Giant pansies, dbl. stocks,
Chinese biue forget-me-nots,
Chauband Carnations, new, dbl.
iarkspur, coreopsis, 2 doz. 35c;
00, for 60c; $1 C. Separate coi-
ors in stocks, 25 doz. Miss Eve-
syn Sherman, Blakely.

Rose cuttings, weil rooted, 10
and party pay postage. Mrs. V.
a. Wheiess, Arnoldsviiie.

Mix, azaleas, rhododendrons,
req japonicas, spireas, pink al-
monds, pink weigeieas, mixed hi-
biscus, all, $1 doz. red, white,

choice
2 yr. size,

-pink running roses, 2 yr. $1.5.

ioz, Mrs. Grace Webb, Eliijay,
x 3.

Purple lilac, 6 for 25c; whit
and yeilow jonquils, ea. 15 doz;
white iris, 20 doz. 4 doz. 60c;
White peony, 25c. Add postage.
wWirs. Lula bell, Alpharetia, R 2.

Violet plants, white and va-
rlegated, 200, 20c; golden belis,
iorsythia, weeping linden, pur-
pie lilac, pink spirea, 3 for 30c;
jaurel, 25c ea. John Wilson, El-
iljay, R 3, Box 46,

Jonquils, iris, pink, hard)
phlox, 15 doz; yellow red jap-
onicas, pink almond, pink crep.
myrtles, 15c each; azaleas, aii
col. 30c doz. All rooted, Mrs. R.
M. Ray, Ellijay.

Jonquil, narcissi, pihk, hardy
phlox, purple iris, %5 C; Dbl.
yellow red japonicas, $1 doz. a-
zaleas, all col. pink weigelas, 30
doz. Rooted, Eunice Davis, Elli-
Jay.

Blue iris and Orange day lilies,
$1 C. rhododendrons, Mt. lau-
rels, azaleas, mixed col. Spruce
and white pines, 10c each, $1
doz. red japonicas, 20c ea. Mrs.
Ted Buchanan, Blue Ridge.

White wistaria, dbl. white Ea-
ster rose, buddleia, almonds, li-
lacs, ligustrum, red, pink, white
spirea, 3 kinds lilies, $1 dez. as-
sorted, 4 var. spring bulk*, lc ea.
Mrs. O. Hamm, Forsytpul, ,

Shrubbery for sale o Aels for

; ne ,antans
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Flowers and Seed
For Sale

useful. Loyd Boggs, Morganton.
Large stock, well rooted Abelia



plants, Jasmine, crepe myrtle,
Billiard and Anthony
Waterer, Lombardy poplars, $ ft..

spirea,

Coral berry, weigelas, ko
Ligustrum, Luciden, 25 cent
Mrs. Iva Anderson, Giennville.

White iris 25 doz. Rose of
Sharon, 25c; Rose bushes, red
Radiance, Silvermoon, red Let-
ter Day, Pauls Acariet, dark
cream and Premier, 28c ea. 5, $1.
Mrs. V. T. Chamblee, Cumming,
Fe 2:

Snowball, well rooted, 25c, 3;
Fall Pinks, 6 for 26c; old fash-
ioned peach trees, 10c; deg-

woods, 3, 26c; white and spruee

pines, 15c, 2 for 25c. Sxc. for
sacks. Miss Lillie Dockery, Dah-
lonega, Rol. .

Snowballs, $1 doz. hardy phlox
i5e doz. Rhubarb or pie plants,
$1 doz. yellow thorniess
$1 doz. 2 yr. boxwood plants, $1
doz. Miss Ruth White, Dahlon-
ega, R 1, Box 35.

Dbl. Deccrative aahlias, red,

white, salmon, lavender, yellow,
2 pinks, 70c doz. Growing in-

struction en request. l0c-25
value. Other flowers, seed, eic.

free with dahlias. Posipaid. Mrs.

Alvin Todd, Sarah.
Gladioli bulbs, 25c doz. bulb-

ets, few blooming size, 80c OC,
Mix. col.; hardy phlox, 2 colors;
3oiden glow, 20c doz. Add post-

age on orders less than 40c, Mrs.
G. W. Gooch, Sarah.

Hastings Dwarf canna bulbs,
3 varieties: Eureka (white), Mrs.

Alfred IF. Conard (pink), The
President (red), $3 per C. pre-
paid. Exc. some for other flow-
ers..O. Li, Bliis, Moultrie, R 4

Mixed colors, choice perennial
Sweet Williams, 25 doz. $1 GC.
white iris, 25c doa.

$1.25 CO.

roses,



Postpaid. Good roots. Mrs. Newt

E. Spence, Carrollton, R 5.
4 doz. pink Thrift, 80c; 3 large
Chinese Sacred Poeticus end 3

pink oxalis, 25c; Tiger, red spi-
der lilies, 5 bulbs, 30c dei, Rrs.

J. T. Pattillo, LaGrange, 6.

1 lb. seed mixed sweet peas,

ail colors, 5c tbls. Mrs. O. J.

Vickery, Canon, R 2.

Spruce pines, holly, degweeds, ;

azaleas, tulips, poplars, 1@ 4a.
12 for $1; white garlic, 15c doz.
ourple iris, 15c dog. Mrs. B. J.
szenry, Mineral Bluff,

Pink Fairy lily, 5c ea. bulb, 60
doz. Add postage.
Norton, Douglasville, R 1.

Some nice boxwoods for sale.
J. R. Grizzle, Orange, R i.

Magnolias, holly, dogwood, 26
each. Will not del. one; All
Kinds of Oak, 25c; yellow jas-
mine, pink crabapple, wild hon-
eysuckle, graybeard. Del. Mrs. GC.
L. Rehberg, Cairo.

Lemon lilies, yellow, white tts,
buttercups, large, dbl.

Mrs. P. A.

summer .



Mums, 20c doz. scarlet red hon< ;

eysuckles, white lilacs, also 1asp~
berry plants, 40c doz. $1.50 C. J.
W. Mz. Vick, Ellijay.

Arborvitae plants,
tall, 25c each. Miss Jessie Cash,
Flowery Branch, R 3.

Iris, 50c doz. Red, White, Pink
Peony, 25c each; Roses, 40c ea.

Also Imp. strawberry plants, 50a

C. All postpaid. James Cureton,
Austell.

Cape jasmines, 25c;
myrtles, pink weigelas, 15c ea;
lilac, bridal wreath, golden bells,
10c ea, Dwarf bexwoods, $1 dog,
Blue iris, 15 doz. Add postage.
a W. V. Thompscn, Bremen,

Closing out nursery stoek:
Irish junipers, 3-5 ft. 26 each:
other shrubs, very cheap. Add
postage on all orders. Mrs. W. 1

g| Pollard, Bremen, R 1, Box 37.





20 inches

crepe






AGE FOUR.


























































F towers and Seed

F or Sale

ae pink verbena plants,
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Loy
hettlesworth, Tucker, R 1.



vine, 10c each. Mrs. W. A.
ent, Cordele, 306 Sth Ave.

Roots of Terrestrial orchids,
looms reddish purple, 3 to 4
across, 40c each, 8 for $1;
adonna and dbl. Tiger lilies,
ea. 4 for $1. Miss Eva Cog-
urn, Alpharetta, R 2.

te tuberose bulbs, mix, col.
peas, sweet Williams, lc
plant, $1 C. $8 M; pink, red,
ose oe 25c doz. Add post-

olia, spirea, bridal eats, a-

elias, Euonymus, crepe myrtle,
ink, Strong plants, 40c ea. 6

3 lJarge running Sprengeria
ferns, $1 each. Exc. 1 for 1 White
skin duck and drake. Mrs.
loward Putnam, Ranger.

Blue hyacinths, orange Arab-

reopsis, 50c C. purple iris, or-

dd postage. Mrs. Richard Pow-
1, College Park, R 2,

Colored water lilies, yellow lo-
us and native water plants, for
pool. Write for prices. D. W.
lowell, Shellman.

Pink hardy phiox, Shasta dai-
es, purple foxglove, ea. 15
doz; yellow thornless roses, pink
eigeleas, 2 for 25c; purple iris,
ange lilies, 20c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Sidda Southerland, El-
Jay, R 3.

Large, prize winning chry-
anthemums, silver wedding,
te, golden glow, yellow, Pol-
Rose, lavender, Thanksgiving
k Bronze. Mary Sue, tinted
20 plants, $1. Mrs. R. L. Silver
Cuthbert, R 5.

9 named roses, cuttings only.
ic doz. del. 30 doz. named,
ize winning Mums, 15 for $1.
ing del. Mrs. R. Q. Miller,
cworth, R 2.

Dorothy Perkins roses, old
ashioned dbl. red rose, and oth-
yoses, bridal wreath, yellow
hrysanthemuims, all well rooted,
3 for 25c; yellow jonquils and
butter-cups, 10c doz. Mrs. W. J.
ayo, Lyons.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 6 yrs.
id, 5c; Indian (Arrow, red
uince japonicas, azaleas, snow-
Us, bridal wreath, 25c ea, Dbl.
japonicas free with $1 order
osephine Silver, Talking Rock,
2.

Long trumpet daffodils, 15c
oz. bulbs, $1 C; blue iris, 10c
oz. 75c C, Not postpaid. No
amps accepted. Miss Elmer
rownh, Hartwell, R 4.
Boxwood, spirea, Magnolia, ar-
rvitaes, cape jasmine, crepe
sles, and Cherokee roses at
rices to please you. Petra Rob-
ison, Greenville.

White lilac, 15c; evergreen, 5c
ich; yellow and pink peachtree
ses, 15c ea. Spruce and white
S, Mtn. ivy, and laurels, rho-
drons, all 75c doz. Mrs. R.
ite, Dahlonega, R 1.
Red buds, red dogwoods, mix.
azaleas, pussywillows, mtn.
urels, thornless roses, 3 for 26c,
len erborvitaes, Irish juni-
red japonicas, boxwood, 2,
c. Add postage. F. E. Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.
Flowering Locust, Jap hedge
bushes, Eng. dogwoods, hibiscus,
forsythia, thornless roses, red
buds, azaleas, silver maples, red
maples, 3, 260. Add postage.
Chas. Wilson, Mineral Bluff.

Hedge plants, 12 to 15 in. high

\rborvitaes, 15 in. 10c ea. pink

lilies, 75c C. Shasta daisies, |

ange and lemon cannas, $1 C.|





x

F owas and Seed
For Sale

at 1 1-2c ea. under 500; up to 1
M1 1-4 ea. You pay postage.
W. A. Shackleford, Carroliton.

White crepe myrtles, 2, 40c;
butterfly lilies, 3 - 30c; white,
pink striped Hly, 25c; verbena,
red, pink, white, 3 doz. 45c. Mrs.
Ida Taylor, Arlington.

Red dogwood, 4 for 25c; pink
roses, 10c each; azaleas, 3 for
25c; evergreen galax, and trail-
ing arbutus, ea. 15c doz. blue
iris, 20c doz. arborvitaes, 15c ea.
Mrs. Hattie DeHart, Mineral
Bluff.

Fine poppy seed, red peony,
Javender and apricot, featherball
var. spoonful, 10c; shrubbery to
exc. for peanuts or large pecans.
Mrs. Jno. R. Turner, Griffin, R
Cc.

Red gladioli bulbs, blooming
size, 20c doz. Mrs. L. E. Mobley,
Glennville,

Daffodils, 50c C. biue iris, or-
ange day Hlies, 25c doz; butter-
fly bush, yellow japonicas, aza-
leas, 20c each, velvet roses, 10c
ea. Mrs. Ethel Silvers, Talking
Rock, R 4,

Yellow spotted Euonymus,
pink crepe myritles, Philadelphus
calycanthus, chinquapen rose,
moss rose, magnolia, coral berry.
altheas, 10c ea. Exc. for sacks.
Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Toomsboro.

Rooted Dwarf boxweods, 25c
doz. 1 M crepe Myrtles, $15;: 3
M Hemerocallis lilies, $12; dog-
wood, $1 doz. $5 C. 1 M Cherokee
roses, $10. Mrs. J. L. Rodgers,
Greenville.

Pink verbena, 5c each; mag-
nolias, long straw pine sweet
bay, crepe myrtles, crabapples,
dogwoods, evergreen; 1 ft. high,
10c; 3 1-2 ft. high, 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Nellie Pitts,
Toomsboro, R 2.

Cedar plants, 2 yrs. old. and
less, for sale. Mrs. Maude Fra-
ser, Buford. :

Boston, Sword, Lace, Fluffy
Ruffle ferns, nice bunches, 2 yrs.
old, 25c - 35c ea. 800 jonquil
bulbs, $4; 400 $2. Postpaid. Exc.
for sacks. Mrs. 8. A. Miiler, Fin-
leyson, R 3.

Blus gray hyacinths, 50c per
C bulbs; 500 for $2; yellow lem-
on lilies, $1 C; Shasta daisies,
50c C. yellow narcissi, $1 C.
Bees Mrs. - M. Bobo, Hart-
we

Abelia and alt. kinds of

shrubbery, sev. varieties. Write}

or phone: Raymond, 1033. Mrs.
C. W. Clonts, 13562 Donnelly Ave.
Ss. W.

Gladiolus bulbs, from the cor-
menis or bulblets. Approx. 400

posipaid for 50c. Named or mix-|
'ed varieties. J. B. Coke Macon,

Wesleyan Drive.

9 Cape Jasrmines, 2 ft. tall, 75c
each. BE. B. Rountree, Jr., River-

| dale.

Giant, dbl. pink, old fashion-
ed poppy, 10c per tsp. seed. Add

| 3c postage. Mrs. P. E. Thomas,
| Cordele.

500 very small boxwood plants,
for $3.50 del; larger plants, $1.50

; 100 pink crepe myrtles, $3;

yellow iris, pink cannas, Chero-

kee roses, blackberry lilies, 40c

doz. Blanche Woodruff, Green-
ville.

Ragged Robins, 25e C; Euony-
mus and hydrangea plants, 2
yrs. old, 6 for $1. Mrs. Z. M.
Story, Thomson.

Arborvitaes, funipers, 12 to 20
in. 20c each; arbor. 20-30 in. and
Gray iris, 20-30 in. 25c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. C. D. Hayes, Mor-
ganton.,

Teaspoonful mixed balsam

seed, 148 this; mixed hollyhock
seed, g 2 for l5c. Postpaid.
Stamy ccepted. Mrs; M.- Ei.
Led andall, Rl...



high, $15 ea. 2 for $25 at my

|Grindle, Alto, R 1.

Gap.





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Flowers and Seed
For Sale

5 Cape Jasmines, 5 ft. high,
25 ft. doz. $15 each; small ones
and Scotch Brooms, 25c; Hibis-
eus type hollyhocks, 15 doz. 2
doz. 25c. Roses. Mrs. W. R.
Thompson, Lawrenceville.

Var. of blooming, dbl. jonquil
bulbs, deep yellow and white
with yellow center. 2 doz. 25c.
Exc. for 100 lb. feed sacks at 5c
ea. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. E. T.
Burges, Moultrie.

Red, yellow, orange azaleas,
laurel sprouts and white pine,4
12 to 18 in. 75ce doz; jonquils,
hollyhecks, Blue Iris, 3 for 25c.
Exc. for feed sacks. Mrs. Elvie
Waters, Dahlonega, R 1.

Yellow, Calif. poppy, large
carnation poppy, yellow Lusine,
brown-eyed Susans, Periwinkle,
mixed colors, also pink and blue
larkspur seed, a. 106 teaspcon-
ful. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson.

Boxwoods, 18 to 20 in. 25c;
climbing roses, aliheas, yellow,
Yed japonicas, snowballs, wei-
gelas, 10c; hardy pink phlox,
purple, lavender iris, 15c doz.
Lora, Shepard, Ellijay, R 4.

Azaleas, red dogwood, 4 for
25c; arborvitaes, 2 for 25c; hedge
bushes, silver leaf maples, 2 for
25c; galax, trailing arbutus, 3
doz. 25c.. Mrs. Addie Abercrom-
bie, Loving.

2 yr. old Umbrella Chinas, 10
and 15c each. Mrs. R. E. Dodd,

Atlanta, 1077 Hemphill Ave.
phone, Hem. 9723-W.
Jonquils, blue bottle, snow-

drops, iris bulbs, 50c C; butter
and egg plants, 10c doz. old
fashioned pinks, 15c doz. ground
ivy, 20c doz. FOB. Mrs. Minnie
Gaddis, Ball Ground, R 4.

Purple iris and hedge, rooted,
164 C; wistaria vine, weeping
and pussy willows, well rooted,
10c ea. 3 for 25c; dried fruit, 10
Ibs. $1 del. Willa Mae Ralston,
Ella Gap.

Well rooted cape jasmine, 20c
each, blue salvia, sweet Wil-
liams, Shasta daisies, 10c doz.
narcissi bulbs, 3 doz. 25c; 50 C.
ae R. RK. Gailey, Baldwin, R

Boxwoods, 25c each; red dog-
wood, 15c; mtn. laurels, 15c ea.
Add postaze: Venson Lee Aber-
crombie, Mineral Bluff.

Arborvitaes, 27 in. high, 50
ea. postpaid; 24 in. high, 30c ea.
pestpaid. Cash with order. Mrs.
G. W. Olivet, Gainesville, R 2.

2 or 3 cape jasmines, 5 ft.

place. Mrs. E. A. Sawyer, Glen-
wood, R 2. .

Mix. col. perennial phlox,
mums, malards, 25 for 25c; 6 col.
dahlias, some variegated, gladi-
oli, 6 for 25c; 12 for 40c; glad.
bulblets, 25 for 25c. Mrs. Sarah

Snow Storm, white iris, $1 C;
yellow narcissi, 50c C. cold proof
plants: larkspur, ragged robin.
Calif. poppies, phlox, Fa. 25c C.
ao postage. Harold Pass, Point

eter.

Jonquil and daffodils, 25c doz.
narcissi, 25c doz. yellow japoni-
cas, 2 yrs. old 50c each; snow-
balls, 50c each; pink flowering
almonds, 25c. Mrs, Josie Vick,
Ellijay, R 3.

10 to 12 in. well reoted juni-
pers, boxwoods, 25 each: rock
garden flowers, 25c doz. Black
Prince iris, $1 C. Yellow and
purple. Mrs, N. P. Padgett, Ella

Lily of the Amazon, bulbs, 15c
each; milk and wine Hly bulbs.
16c each, $1 doz; jonquils, 40c C.
All blooming size. Add postage
on order less than $1. Mrs, B. A.
Palmer, Milford.

1 M honeysuckle vines, $3.25;

| Buddiea,



orange lilies, Mums, 25 . 1



Flowers and Seed
For Sale






Thursday, January 5, 193
Flowers and Seed -
For Sale



snowball bush, 50c; lavender and
purple iris, 50c C. 75 hollyhocks,
5 flowering quince, $2. Mrs, Min-
nie, Silver, Oakman, R 1.

Mammoth dahlias, red, tang-
erine, peach, white, 15c each, 5,
60c; white and purple variegat-
ed, pink, yellow, other col. 10c
ea. 6, 60c. Add postage. Mrs. P.
WwW. Hyatt, Bowdon; Rt.

Purple lilac, blooming age, 25c :

each; hollyhock seed, 25c cup-
ful, plants, 3 for 15c; phlox, 10c
doz. 3 doz. 25c; chrysanthemums,
25e doz. Bessie Tolbert, Rock-
mart, R 2, Box 73.

Sweet bay trees, 10c to $1, ac-
cording to size; cape jasmine,
10c to 15c; standing cypress, 10c
doz. mix. petunias, 10c doz;
phiox, 25c. Add postage. Mra. J.
W. Fordham, Toomsboro, R 2.

Water oaks, cedars and Elms,
2 to 5 ft., 35c each; watermelon
crepe myrtles, 10c each. Add 18c
postage. Mrs. Geo. W. Briscoe,
Monroe, R 5, Box 64.

2 to 3 ft. magnolias, 25c; 3 to
4 ft. arborvitaes, 40c; 4 to 6 in.
box plants, 25c doz. All del.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Fine pink roses, 2 yr. size, $35c
ea. 2 for 60c; nandina, abelia,
yellow winter jasmine, few
Deutzia, 25c ea. 6 for $1.25, Miss
Mittie Collins, (failed to state
address in ad sent to Bulletin).

Any quantity rooted Dwarf
boxwoods, 4-8 in. well rooted,
$1 per C del; 25 rooted cuttings
Camellia Japonicas, dbl. red, $5
del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Green-
ville, R 3.

Yellow lilies, ea. 10c doz; gold-
en glow, 5c each; Want to hear
from party having the Lady
Slipper plant. Add postage. Mary
Bramlett, Rockmart.

Boxwood plants, 4 - 6 in. $1.50
C. $614 M. 3 ft. Magnolias and
arborvitaes, 35c each, Mary Rob-
inson, Greenville.

100 boxwoods, rooted, $1.25; 3
Magnolia Glaucia trees, 50c; 5
pink crepe myrtles, 50c; 3 cape
jasmines, 50c. Sat. guar. Mrs.
Tom Robinson Jr., Greenville.

Hardy phlox, black, blue iris,
75c C. yellow, red japonicas, wis-
tarla, 65c doz; red azaleas, 25c
doz; lilacs, spruce pines, laurels,
snowballs, 90c doz. Add post-
age. Martha Eller, Ellijay, R 3.

Blue, black iris, pink phlox, Tic
ea C; natice azaleas, 25c doz;
japenicas, pink weigelas, month-
ly roses, 65c doz, Add postage.
Linda Evans, Ellijay, R 3.

Bardy, pink phlox, purple,
blue iris, 75c C. foxglove, white
daisies, Dbl. jonquils, 10c doz.
different col. azaleas, 25c doz.
Add postage. Linda Hix, Ellijay.

Cuttings, abelia, winter bloom-
ing honeysuckle, single and dbl.
red, white, purple, pink altheas,
6 dif. spireas, pink welgelia,
Nudiglorum jasmine,
forsythia, Persian lilac, eleagnus,
trailing euonymus, 25c doz. BE. J.
Gooch, Eatonton.

Cedars, holly, 6 in. - 2ft. 25c
and 40c each; genuine Umbrella

Chinas, 3 - 6 ft. 30c each; spi-

rea Thumberpi spirea, Van
Houtti, 10c each. Mrs. W. L.
Daniel, Dawson.

2 yr. old Cape Jasmines, 2
doz, 25c each or will bulk them
for $5; also sweet pepper and
okra seed, 10c spoonful. Mrs. W.
W. Collins, Toccoa, R 2.

Blue, Roman hyacinths, dif.
iris, 20c doz. red oleander, box-
woods, white spirea, abelia, wei-
gelas, Clematis, forsyihia, crepe
myrtles, wistaria, 15c ea. 2 for
25e. Add nee Mrs. J. Elsner,
Austell,

Large, ae poppy seed, dbl.
and single Angels Trumpet, 10
PKB. Tiger and ry 40

set or Cloth of Gold, Mamm



















doz. Mixed hollyhocks an
Giant mixed verbena and pi
and red cannas, 25c doz. Mrs.
Winter, (failed to give addr
in ad sent to Bulletin).

Box flowers, 10c cuttings,
vet hedges, well rooted, 5c ea. .
del. or exc. for apple, che
a and pear trees. Write. Mr

. L. Willis, Talking Rock, R

Regal lily seed, 25c C. $2
M. 10 M $20; buibs, $6 C. $35 |
P. 25 kinds other lilies. G.
Burns, Gainesville, 26 Johns
St.

Giant Red Spider lily bulbs,
10c doz. sweet-smelling jonquils,
for any price you offer. Party

Yellow jonquils, 12 for
Dorothy Perkins (pink) roo
roses, 6 for 25c, yellow, red, spo
ted cannas, 12 for 28c; King
Humbert (red) cannas, 6 for 250.
Exe. doe pure bred mixed baby
chicks. Mrs. J. E. Page, Dublit i
R i.

Arborvitaes, 8 ft.
borvitae, boxwood, 8-12 in.
and 20c ea. Evergreen, M
ferns, Mums, dahlias, tubers, 40c
doz. Add postage. Carrie Town
son, Lewner.

Boxwood, arborvitaes, 2 ft. 35
Mums, pink, white, yelow 4
bunches, 25; Hemlock, 2 box-
woods, 4 1-2 ft. 6 ft. dia. $15 ea.
2 large ones at my place. Lin
Hunter, Lewner.

Boxwoods, junipers, 3 yrs. o.
35c; pink and red rambler and
Moss roses, 15c ea. 2 for 25;
hardy sweet peas, 2 shades pink,
25c doz. Mrs. Nora Ellis, Mineral
Bluff.

Rhododendrons, 75c doz. Mi
laurels, 70c doz. azaleas, 40c doz.
blue iris, 8 for 25c. Mrs. Kile
Waters, Dahlonega.

Gov. insp. 4 yr. old rose bus
es, 60c each; mixed cannas,
C. bulbs, $7.50 M. Mrs. J

. Crane, Dixie.

Phuc dahlia tubers,
doz, Named var. labeled, 25c ea;
few daffodils, jonquil,
bulbs, mixed, 50c . Nos post-
paid. M. E. Hynds, Atlanta, 249
Sutherland Terrace, N. E. phone
Dearborn 4088-W.

40 doz. yellow daffodil, jo:
quils, butter and eggs, whi
with yellow center narcissi, 1
$1.50, or 5c doz. Tiger lilies,
doz. $1. Add postage. Miss M.
Adams, Marieita, R 8.

Water lilies, trailing avaue
25c doz. Cherokee roses, $1 doz.
Mtn. geraniums, 25c doz. laurel:
50c doz. Ivy, 25c doz. Mtn. ferns,
25c dos. Add potsage. Thedos nis
Ross, Morganton.

Giant, dbl. pink poppy seed,
cld fashioned kind, 10c tsp., and
8c postage. Mrs. P. BE. Thom
Cordele.

6 each, boxwoods, junipers,
pink almonds, 3 yr. old straight,
well roted plants, all for $3;
mixed azaleas, 2 ft. 18 for :
7 col. Fall pinks, 25 doz.
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

20 dif. pot flower cuttings,
ea. of 5 or more with one
der; privet hedge. 3c each. Ex
for any kind of fruit trees. Cl
ford M. Parker, Talking |
R 3.

Well rooted rose bushes, Su

$5c ea.






































pink Cochet, white Ameri
Beauty, Red Radiance, K. Vict
ria, 25c ea. 10c extra for posts
Mrs. C. B. Tanner, Sandersville

Genera] collection fine da
tubers, Robt. Treat, War.
Jersey Beauty, $1 doz. pos
collect. Exc. for butter an
cans. Mrs. John I. Hynds,
lanta, 93 Warren St. NE. phi
Dearborn 0489-W, 2

ub ators, Brooders,
tc., For Sale

- Roebuck Radio oil

00 chick cap. Used

, Perfect cond. Ther-

er, control, $5, FOB. Mrs.
rown, Ft. Valley.

g and 600 egg cap. Ideal
ning trays oil burner Inc
ly new, $35 for small,
) for large one, FOB. A

Marieita, R 1.
atcher Inc. 250 cap.
new, used only 3 times,
exc. for corn or cotton
arket price; Covington
pper, good as new, $12.50
exch. Fred Bowles, =:



L ators: Brooders,
Etc., Wanted

to buy for. cash an elec-
run Incubator of stand-
ake, cap. about 150 eggs.
ersim preferred, Mrs. Geo.

5 mos. old Jersey bull,
wn W. D. tested B. R.
r 250-300 egg cap. In-

Tron and Brabham
arlings or other farm
Might consider cash,

; Buena Vista.

a used Inc. 500-3 M. egg
lowest cash price, cond,
R. O. Parks, Darien.
400 to 1200 cap. Inc.
nd. Give full escri ip-
price. John V. Arren-

rsville.

ltry Fos Sale

-ANCONAS
Sheppa d str. Ancona
31.50 or exc. for one 6
. pig. Ex. pay exp.
set. Crate as light
Mrs. A. W. Parker,







BANTAMS
e room for younger
offering my best genu-
Cochin breeders at $2
acon, $1.50 15; have
mall youngsters, fu ly
, ec ea. O. H. Wright,
515 Peters Bldg. |

ND OTHER ROCKS
. R. pullets or hens,
and 1 cock included
e Mrs. A. S. McCalia.



mpson Ringlet B. R. cock-
i e cock 25c Ib. May-

} April hatch. 65 each:
2 or 2 1-2 lbs. 40c ea.
1-2 lbs. 50c ea. Mrs.

, Millen, Box 57.
d White Rock cocker-
bach and Fischel str. $1.50

5e ea. 2 for $1. AL

ua lity. Not prepaid. Mrs.
Whitmore, Canton, R 1.

> bred B, R. April hatch

nd cockerel, Parks str.

fot. Mrs. J. L. Euhridge,

ast spring pullets, two
80 each for puliets, $1
erels; 1. cockerel free

2 pullets. Parks str. Reg.
32. Mrs. John Wat-

or a 80c each, ot
le k Minorca or B. -

a 289 eggs in a jr. Pure Tancred

-|rooster, from unrelated



Poultry For Sale.

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Poultry F or Sale ;

yet

Poultry For Sale

Poultry F or Sal



W. Evans, Wrightsville, RFD 1.

CORNISH

Sev. thoroughbred Dark Corn-
ish cockerels, $1 each. Mrs. John
Davis, Pelham.

10 hens and rooster, Cornish,
$10. Come and get them. L. M.
King, Stone Mtn, R 1.

8 pure bred Dark Cornish
Spring hatch cockerels direct
from Berrys highest breeding, $1
each. Money order. No chks. Mrs.
Remer Davis, Summit.

Pure bred Cornish pullets and
cockerels, 75c ea. Also S. C. W.
L. cockerels from Roselawns
Best AA matings of imported
Tom Barron str. and smal seed-
ling pecans, 6c lb. (Failed to state
name in ad sent to Bulletin).
Culverton, Rt. Box 38.

1 pure bred Cornish May hatch
stock,
85c. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson.

GAMES

4 pit game cocks, 2 shakes, 2
5 lbs. ones. Priced right. Carl
Griffin, Gainesville, 85 Oak St.

1 Ky. Dom cock and pullet,
$2.50; trio Alens Roundheads,
$2.50; 1 Allen Roundhead and
Bee Martin cross, 2 yr. old cock.
$2 FOB. All Winners. Richard
Panter, Morganton, R 1.

Pit Game cocks, $3 ea. FOB.
Win or die. S. J. ane Ogle-
thorpe.

1 full Cuban 2 yr
pit game 2 yr. old, $1.50 each.
C. N. Miller, Gainesville, R 4.

LEGHORNS

20 pure bred Ever ay Light B.
L. hens; 15 April 1932 hatch, 4
April 1931 and 1 July 1932 hatch
for $10 FOB; fine young rooster
included. Ernest P. Ethridge, Au-
burn.

9 pullets and cockerel, April
hatch, pure Tancred from ped.
stock, now laying, $6 for lot. Mrs.
Clyde Lanier, Graymont, R 1.

150 S. GC. W. L. 1931 hatch hens
well culled, high producers. De
ea., crated, del. to express office.
Janie Martin, Cobbtown. |

50 pure Tancred hens, March
1931 hatch. Well dev. and high
preduction. 50c ea. S. G. Lowe,
Mansfield.

5 pullets, 1 rooster, 6 mos. old.
Jim Browns A. P. A. Certified
Buff Leghorns, $4. B. L. Covan,
Benevolence. :

15 W. L. hens, yr. old, 4 cock-

erels, Tancred str. 75c ea; 4
Donaldson R. I. Red cockerels,
75c ea. Mrs. Chas. Seiferman,
Sylvester.

25 Light B. L. 18 mos. old hens
now laying, free of disease, 60c
ea. not prepaid. Will set eggs at
2c an egg: can set 800 at a time.
Mrs. J. H. Horton, Cochran, R 3.

3 Tancred W. L. cockere's, 25
3. C. R. I. Red pullets, 3 cock-
erels, Feb. hatch, Dunlap str.
Extra fine stock and producers.
Sell or exc. for Ribbon Cane sy-
rup. M. L. Segroves, Fayetteville.

Few more Tormahlen L. B.
Leghorn young hens, 65c ea. Ex-
press paid on lots of 10. Mrs. J.
8. Collier, Cochran.

25 pure Tancred young W. L.
hens; heavy layers, from Ped.
stock. $20 for lot. Mrs. J. R. La-
nier, Graymont, R 1.

4S. C. W. L. 7 mos. old cock-
eres, from flock with authenti-
cated egg record, 260-351; di-
rect from Windsow. 1 cock, $2; 3
for $5 FOB here. Mrs. ie C. Kel-
ley, Buchanan.

Ped. breeding Cus bias
Official contest record hens, 250-





yr old; 1. red:

4 8S, Cc. W. L. cockerels, from
matings containing hens with
trapnest records up to 288 eggs.
Sires from dams with records of
283 and 300 eggs. Officially blood-
tested. Wm. B. Gaze, Dalton.

20 Imperial str. W. L. cocker-
els, chicks direct from M. John-
son, Bowie, Texas. Have pen ped-
igree. $1 ea. FOB. J. Y. Conn,
Thomasville.



MINORCAS

Black Minorca cockerels direct
from Superior Hatchery, April
hatch, $1.25 each. Exc. for pea-
nuts or dried fruit. Lee Waldrip,
Gainesville.

Ped. White Minorca, cockerels,
3 mos. old, $1 ea. From Eden
Bocth; also 1 yr. old cock, as
above, fine individual, $2.75;
Muscovey ducks, $3 pr. E. May-
nard, Newton.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

About 40 or 50 Ibs. friers. 15c
ib. FOB. Wt. 1 1-2 to 3 Ibs. ea.
Send money order for as many
ibs. as wanted. Mrs. J. B. Cullars,
Ciaxton, R 2.

Roosters and cockerels from
the following: Black Minorcas,
Barred Rocks, White Leghorns.
Sold on approval. Sat. guar. For
particulars and prices, write:
Mrs. Paul H. Cansant, Douglas-
vile,

100 young hens, Golden Wyan-
dottes, Rocks and Reds. Owners
health failed. 65c ea. 25 or moe,
i5 lb. Mrs. Genie Sanders, Fel-
ton.

900 broilers, raised in confine-
ment, 8 wks. old, wt. 2 lbs, Will
not sell less than 25 unless cal!-
ed for. Best offer gets them. A.
B. Strickland, Edison.

Friers, fine, fat, stall-fed, hea-
vy mixed, assorted, 30 or 35 head,



. Harris, Cordele, R B.

Strong, healthy pullets due to
lay in March: White L., Anco-
nas, Black Minorcas, Brown Lr.,
40c ea. FOB; also all standard
breeds of baby chicks. E.R.
Adlington, Atlanta, 510 Pied-
mont Ave.

ORPINGTONS

Big Golden Buff Orp. from
Grand Champion Winners for 17
yrs. Matured cockerels ready for
service, $2 to $10. Prize winners
and Big Bone. Mrs. Ed Morgan,
Americus.

Spring hatch Buff Orp., direct
from Booths AAA matings trap-
nest stock Lady Egg-a-Day
str. Ready for service, pulets,
laying, $2 ea. Mrs. J. C. Ward,
Perry.



PIGEONS

5 pr. Black and White Hun-
garions, mated, banded and
working. Cost $5.00 pr., will take
$10 for lot; Exc. for Bantam
hens or for turkeys. Write. B. H.
Byrd, Savannah, Norwood Ave.

4 prs. mixed Homers, 40c pr.
or lot for $1.60. Henry McDaniel,
Omega, R 1.

For sale at a bargain, or will
exc. between 35 and 40 Homing
pigeons for certain farm prod-
ucts. Geo. F. Montgomery, Ma-
rietta, Ga.

5 White Kings, ready to mate,
$2 or exc. for chickens or a pig.
Mrs. E. Daughtry, Portal. P. QO.
Box 53.

1 male Carneaux, 50c; 1 pr.

White Homers, $1; 4 pr. White
Kings, $1 per pr.; 3 pr. Carneaux,
25c. pr. Marion Watson, Swains-
boro.
- 60 prs. White Kings, mated
and working, 60c pair. J. A, Wall
Chickamauga, R 2.

R _Carneaux, slightly splash-



15 lb. Write or order. Mrs. Mary

mos. old. gobb ers, We.



Reynolds, Atlanta, 294 Eugenia |

St. SW.

White Kings, heavy squabbers,
banded and working, 300 _ prs.
from 1 of best strains, 75 pr. 25
pr. up, special price. H. J. Tur-
ner, McDonough.

50. prs. mated White Kings,
cheap; 50c pr. or 35c pr. if lot is
taken. Working now and in fine
shape. L. W. Steele, Atlanta, R
2, Box 239.



QUAIL FOR SALE
Specially selected pairs of
Quail for breeding purposes. De-
scendants from Mr. Colemans
stock in Virginia; raised in cap-

tivity for past 12 yrs. High pro- |}

ducers in egg production. Mrs. T.
Treanor, Milledgeville.

R. i. REDS

75 S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1 a.;
2 March cockerels, $2.50 ea. four
3 yr. old cocks, $1.50 ea.' Miss
Bel'e Timmerman, Bronwood Box
83.

Donaldson str. extra dark, 2
yr. old cock, $5; 21 mos. old cock
$3; March cockerels, extra fine,
$2; Good Good, $1.50 and $1.25.
Mrs, J. M. Hall, Calhoun.

Pure bred R. I. Red March
1931 hatch rooster, bloodtested,
$1.50, or exc. for J] of same breed
and quality; Want to buy 2 - 3
bloodtested, now in service Red
roosers. H. E. Thornton, Dewy-
rose, R 2.

5 S. C. R. I. Red May pullets,
85c ea. Also Progressive everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 25c C. $1
per 500. J. F. Trawick, Tenni le.

2 pure S. C. R. I. Red cocks,
March and April hatch, from a
cross of 2 leading str., not in-
bred; now ready for service. Sat.
cuar. $1.50. A. J. Grant, Dallas,
Re2:

13 young, Fac anibored Den-
aldson Red hens and cockerel,
$12: also 2 fine cockerels, $1 ea.
FOB. Gertrude Cox, Blue Ridge,
yi

14 R. I. Red hens, 7 to 13 mos.
old. and 2 unrelated roosters, 1
wt. 8 lbs. other not wt. $15. Mrs.
Zenas Sanders, Felton.

Pure Rhode Island pules and
roosters, 5 and 6 wks. old for sale.
Write for prices. E. F. Rawls,
Haralson. |

Pr. R. I. Reds, Pr. W. Wyan-
dotte cockerels and Parks B. R.
pure bred, 1932 hatch, 75c each.
Exc. for feed for chickens, Wht.
Indian Runner or White Musco-
vey ducks. F. W. Maddox, Stone
Mtn.





R. 1. WHITES
R. T. White hens and cocker-
els, Rose Comb. EFichelman str.
50c ea. Mrs. Lillie W. Poarch,
Calhoun, R 2.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE
Pure Bourbon Reds (the strain

that have the size). Hens, $5;

toms, $6. Mrs. R. L. Greene,

Cuthbert, R 4.

Pure bred White Holland tom
and 3 hens, this yrs hatch, $10
FOB. Mrs. P. D. Webb, Elber-
ton, FR 5.

Large M. B. Bird Bros. Spring
hatch: 18-25 lb. toms, hens, same
age, 14-16 lbs. Fine breeders, 20c
lb. February B. R. cockerel, $1.40
ee Mrs. J. E. Sikes, oe R



vi guineas, mostly hens for
sale or exc. for other value. E. H.
Williams, Baldwin.

Fine M. B. tom, $4; M. B. hen
$2.50 FOB; Sebright bantam
rooster, 1931 hatch, $1; 2 pullets
50c ea. FOB. Mrs. B. F. Morri-
son, Gainesville, R 8.

Bird Bros. best str. M. B. five

about 12

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"White Australie an guineas
ea. Also little bone Guinea sh
50-60 Ibs. $4 ea. pigs, $5 pr; q
price on bbl. apples. k EH.
jams, Ty Ty:

Pure bred Eird Bros. Goldb:
str. turkeys, 20c Ib. Eggs |
from Bird Bros. Mrs. H. I. M
White Plains. he

Bird Bros. big bone Bronz
from Worlds best blood line
giants in size, free from dise:
Superior Copper-Backs, unrela
ed breeders: toms. $5. Mrs. J.
Lariscy, Halcyondale, R 2...

Few choice toms, wt. 23. to
Ibs. a. April hatch, from Ame
icas best blood lines. Stock va
cinated. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak.

Pure M. B. Goldbank, B
Bros. turkeys from free range
1932 toms, 20-28 ibs. 25c: Ib.

$4 and $5 ea. No better for bre

ding. B, B. Mason, Hartwell,

New fine Bourbon Red toms
for breeding stock, also some fine
Mahood and Donaldson
cockereis, $1.25 ea. and up
A. Yeager, Zebulon.

Large Blue geese and White
ganders, full feathered, st
and healthy, $1.25 ea. $4.

4. Mrs. Allen Russ, Nicholls,
2, Box 80.

8 young Mammoth Pekin ducks
about 7 mos. old, 5 ducks and
drakes. Sell or exc. for An
ples. Miss Genia Hays, Aus
ell

I pr. Black Muscovey duc
Sell or exc, for pr. White Em
den geese; also quote best.
on pr. young, this yrs hatch Wh
cee geese. Mrs. G. M, Tuc

, Darien.

Tamed number of extr fi
M. B. toms, Bird Bros str 25
FOB and a gar. of return
crate. G. N. Byrum, Ficklin

Bird Bros. Goldbank turkey.
Jarge,healthy, vigorous, youn;
gobblers, 20-23 lbs. at 7 mos. old
Fine for breeders. 25c Ib.
farm, Miss Nonnie Anes
dartown, R 4.

Xr. old, 25: 1b. tom, $8;
hach toms, 2 Ibs. $6 ea. 12 Ibs,
young hens, $5 ea. All pure bred
M. B. Cash with order. Mrs. Lei-
la Christmas, Vienna, R 3.

Thoroughbred M. B. Goldba
str. turkeys for breeders, from
unrelated stock: toms, 24 lbs. up,
$3; hens, 14 lbs. up, $3 FOB
Guar. or money back. Orde
quick. B. M. Holland, ssh
ville.



WYANDOTTES

6 pullets, rooster, S. L. Wya
dottes, AAA grade, 8 mos. old, $6
Money order. Mrs. Jesse Brown, |
Helena.

16 White Wyandotte pullets,
pure bred, hatched June 4th.
Make offer. W. L. Maloney, Nor-
Cross.

2 Silver Lace Wyandotte cock=
erels, pure stock, 8 mos. old, $!
sa. del. Cash with order. Mrs.
B. Boling, Fitzgerald, R 1. |

Poultry Wanted :

. BANTAMS }

Want best cash price on trio
White or Buff Cochin bant
J. . Osteen, Waresboro, Box

BARRED AND OTHER ROC
Wil trade 2 fine March hate
Parks B. R. pullets for 1 Parks
str. B. R. rooster. Mrs. ,. w

McDonald, Vidalia.

Exc. Nuggett str. Buff Rock
cockerel, ready for service, for
another Buff Rock cockerel Nug~
gett str. Exe. Nubian 18 mos. old
ent. to reg. for Tog. nannie, soo
to freshen, not over 2 yrs.

M. Shullman, Cedartown.

Exc. pure bred, ped. Chinchil-
la rabbits for 4 pure bred B
Bult Ov . phiesene a

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Georgia
Market Bulletin

Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
J. W. Rountree, Director

ae Department Of
Agriculture







G. Cc. ADAMS,
Commissioner

THURSDAY, JAN. 5, 1933.





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special Notice

TO FARMERS AND DAIRY-
MEN ONLY:



Machinery repaired at reduc-
ed prices. Expert on engines, ga:
or crude oil; water systems,
light plants, refrigeration and
other farm machinery. Will ac-
_ cept farm products in payment.
Price and service guar. B. F.
Roberts, Atlanta, 607 Lee St.
: "phone, Raymond 5596.

Poultry Wanted









or Leghorns. Exe. $20 value for
a G. W. Darden, Athens,

CORNISH
win pay 75 ea. for 10 Spring
hatch Cornish pullets, pure stock
at once. W. J. Willigmson, Am-
ericus, R, 3.







GAMES
Exc, good value for Pit game
chickens. H. B. Harper, Wray.

LEGHORNS



bred Buff Leghorn pullets, not
_ over yr. old, at lowest cash price.
Se



10 mos. old roosters. ale LD:
_ Wissel, lee.





Want 15 well selected, pure





Poultry Wanted

other value. Write for informa-
tion. Edwin Simpson, Atlanta.
585 Paynes Ave. NW,

Want 200 W. lL. young hens or
pullets, ready to lay; also want
100 prs. White King pigeons, A
No. 1 stock. All must be cheap
for cash. C. J. Yates, Kathleen.

Want 10 R. C. W. L. pullets or
hens and 1 cock. Lattie Owenby,
person, N. C. R. 1, Res. of
Ga.

Want 150 W. L. pullets, cash or
exch. Quote price and strain. J.
D. Whiting, Camilla.

Want to buy 14 pure bred W.
lL. hens and 10 cockerels, not
over Yr. old, and 14 pure bred B.
Rock hens and cockerel, same
age, at 35c each. Matde Hamby,
Greenville.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Want 1 or 200 laying hens for
half of eggs; good range, feed,



mash. Ref. if required. Write.
Mrs. Bertge Lee Donaldson
Summit, R 2.

Exe. 1 cow, 2 ~- 2 1-2 gal. per
day, calf 7 mos. old, good and
zent/e, for 50 hens of large breed.
State what you have. C. C. Mee-
ler, Blythe, R. 1, Box 43.

PIGEONS

Exc. 2 pure Red Carneaux fe-
males. Will exc. 1 pr. pure bred
White Kings; also have some to



sell, 50c pr. Write. Leon Byrd,
Ringgold.
Want sev. hundred mature

common. barnyard pigeons, no
squabs. State number and best
price del. J. Watler Pearce, Au-
gusta, 611 Telfair St,

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC.. WANTED
Want 1 young Bronze or Black
turkey tom. Prefer Bronze, for
breeding purpose, wt. about 12-
14 I|bs. Reasonable. Must he
strong and healthy. Mrs. T. W.

Matthews, Marietta, R 3.

Want white African Guineas,
2 hens and 1 rooster. State what
you have and price. J. O. Ruff,
Griffin, R C,

Want large type Blue Toulouse
gander. Write. H. H. Moore, At-
lanta, R 1, Box 335.

PEAFOWLS WANTED
Pay cash for Peafowls, young
and old, single or in pairs. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Baby Chicks For Sale

40 thoroughbred Buff Orp. hen
hatched baby chicks now ready
for sale. Tc each prepaid; Mam-
moth everbearing okra seed, 15c
lb. not prepaid. Eggs, 65c, 15 post-
paid. Mrs. C. L. Lindsey, Uvalda.

40 heavy, 7 wks. old baby
chicks, Reds and White Wyan-
dottes, 20c ea. FOB. No chks. Joe
H. Fleyd, Cochran, R 5.

Livable chicks from culled, of-
ficlally bloodtested outstanding
flocks of Reds, Barred Rocks,
White Rocks, Leghorns, Buff
Orp. and Australorps. J. H. Wood
Athens, Box B.

Electrically hatched baby
chicks; W. L., $5.50 C; heavy
breeds, $6.50; mixed heavy breed,
$6. Order less 100, add 1-2c to
above price. Live del. guar. K. C.
West, Ashburn.

Pure bred from best str. R. I.
Reds, Barred Rocks, Buff Orp.,
also mixed lots of heavies. Leg-
horn chicks on and after Janu-
ary 2lst. W. M. Adams, Cordele
Box 313.

Thoroughbred B. R. Reds, Eng.
Leghorns, White Rocks from well









| selected stock, $6.50 C; heavy as-

sorted, $5.95; lots less 100, add le
per chick. Prepaid. Taye cee A.

7} W. L. preferred. D.



MARKET BULLETIN

Baby Chicks For Sale

yrs. successful hatching and
breeding. H. R. Gaskins, Fitz-
gerald, R 2.

Baby chicks from Officially
bleodtested flocks: Barred and
White Rocks, W. Wyandottes and
R. I. Reds. Prices right. Write
for descriptive literature. J.
Claude Epting, Savannah, 312
W. Bay St.

300 pure bred Tancred W.'L.
baby chicks, $8 C. or $20 for lot.
Can hatch any time wanted.

Booking limited amount orders
on imp. Tancred Ped. W. L.
chicks and eggs. Better than 300
egg record for 4 generations back.
Write for prices and record. H. L.
Mozley, East Point, West Vesta
Ave.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 190 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old. I fur-
nish feed; other party pay chgs.
Olivia Griffin, Baxley, RFD 4.
Box 128.

Want 300 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. I fur-
nish feed: other party pay chgs.
Cc. Dodd,





Fairmount.

Want 500 W. L. chicks to raise
on halves to 12 wks. old. You to
furnish feed; I furnish equip-
ment and labor. Must be good
stock chicks, Can furnish ref, B.
C. Brown, Ft. Gaines.

Want 700 baby chicks to raise
for the third: party to furnish
chicks, feed, etc., and I do the
work. Clyde T. Hannah, Logan-
ville.

Want 200 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. Barred
Rocks or Reds preferred, or will
exc. some Everbearing strawber-
ry plants at 30c C. Ralph Hub-
bie, Trenton.



Eggs For Sale

3 doz. clean, fresh eggs by mail
weekly. Price reasonable. Guar-
anteed; also black walnuts, white
walnuts, large hickory nuts, wal-
nut meats, Make offer. Mrs. L.
Pettit, Pike.

Prize winning Dark Cornish
eggs, 75c per 15; fine roosters, $1
each; pure bred Jersey cows and
P. C. hogs. FOB, cheap. Mrs. C.
O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Pure B. R. hatching eggs, fine,
healthy stock, $3 per C. Chicks,
$8 per C; 14 head pigs, P. C. and
Guinea mixed, $25. Mrs. F, Cow-
art, Summit, R 2.

Giant str. S. C. Black Minorca
eggs, $1 per 15 prepaid. L. B.
Millians, Newnan.

Limited number hatching eggs
from Osbornes str. Australorps,
direct. $1.50 per setting; also high
producing White Rocks, 75c per
setting. J. O. Kellogg, Albany R
res

Hatching eggs from Booths
AAA pedigreed and bred to lay
B. P. Rocks, $1 per setting of 15.
H. T. Johnson, Tallapoosa,

Hatching eggs, stock direct
from Donaldsons Yards. State
offer in first letter for season;
also 15 W. L. laying hens and 2

roosters. Make offer. Mrs. J. O.!

King, Lavonia, R 3.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, se-
lected for hatching, 2 doz. week-
ly, 75c per 15. Ethel Giddens,
Eastman.

Want to contract eggs from
100 fine M. B. turkeys. Make
best price on entire production.
Mrs. W. C. McRae, Ft. Gaines.

Live Stock For Sale _








| Fine breeder.





Live Stock For Sale

fine markings, 13 wks. old, $6.
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennille, R
i

Jersey heifer, 3 yrs, old in Ap-
ril, fat, nice, $35 or exc. for 50
nice hens, large breed preferred.
A. J. Cotney, Reynolds, R 4.

Reg. Jersey cow, to freshen in
April with 4th calf. Big bargain
at $50; reg. Duroc J. sow and 10
pigs, 4 mos. old. Big bargain, $30.
Britt W. Davis, Jr., Tifton, R 2.

Aberdeen Angus bull calves, 4
to 8 mos. old; carrying the blood
of the International Grand
Champions. Reg. and transfer-
red to buyers name. Price reas-
onable. C. H. Blalock, Rabun
Gap.

Grade Jersey milch cows, $12
to $25; 2 to 3 gal. Cash, or trade
for used farm machinery in good
cond. J. Carl Daughtry, Metter,
Re 2:

11 mos. old, reg. Jersey bull,
Successors Lynwood No. 348538.
R. C. Williams,
Douglasvilie, R 8.

Small herd of dairy cows and
equipment for sale or trade for
mules or anything can use.
Terms if desired. R. F. Dewberry,
Acworth.

2 high grade Jersey milch cows
fresh In, $55 for the 2. F. B.
Bohlen, Madison, R 5.

2 heifers, 3-4 Guernsey, 1-2
Jersey, 16-20 mos. old, both bred
to reg. Guernsey male, $20 and
$25 at my lot, or will ship FOB.
Greensboro, A. L. Duvall, Gresh-
amvi le.

Pure bred milking Shorthorn
bull calf, 3 mos. old. Finest blood
in South. $40 FOB; also 2 pure
bred Toggenburg billy goats, not
reg. $5 ea. FOB. J. W. Hout, Al-
bany, R C.

Good Jersey milker, 3rd calf;
extra, good butter producer. $30
or exc. for 60 bu. sound, 1932
crop, ear or shelled. Del. and get
cow. R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks.

2 yr. o'd Jersey bull, young J.
cow, sired by Maggies Spark-
ling Sultan. Grandsire unde-
feated in 5 yrs. on Island of Jer-
sey, for corn. Miss Kate Lancas-
ter, Sylvester.

Full blooded Jersey bull, 18
mos. old, $20 or exc. for young
laying hens; frost-proof cabbage
plants, 500, 40c; 60c M prepaid.
Ranville Fossett, Baxley.

HOGS FOR SALE

O. I. C. shoats, mate and fe-
male, $3.50 ea. $6 pr. crated, FOB
here. Wt. 30 lbs. and more, 35
head. Ship the best. W. B. Ca-
dle, Mt. Vernon.

About 20-24 head shoats, splen-
did cond., wt. about 80 to 125
Ibs. on foot. Price reasonable, or
exc. some for Brab or Iron peas.
E. D. Paulk, Fitzgerald.

Pure bred S. P. C. 8 wks. old
pigs from large litters and pro-
lific strains, cholera immuned.
$3.50 ea. Bred gilts, $12.50. V.
Davidson, Irwinton.

10 or 15 B. P. C. pigs, $1.50 to
$2 ea, at farm, 9 wks old. Will
have truck load about March
ist. W. I. Harley, Sparta.

2 thoroughbred Duroc R. J.
male pigs, 10-12 wks. old. Blocky,
stay-fat kind, thrifty, $2.50 ea.,
crated and del. at Mitchell. O.
W. Smallwood, Mitchell.

Pure bred White Chester pigs,
8 wks. old, $4; 6 mos. old Jer-
sey heifer from heavy milker,








































Thursday, January
Live Stock For Sale

from 250 to 350 lbs. each,
$4.50 ea. Stamps for reply;
old, $15, or exc. 1 same
L. B. Toler, Glenwood, R 2,
93.

4 mos, old, reg. Duroc
$6.50; bred gilts, from
Super Stilts also big bred
reg. in buyers name, at fi
ers prices. Exc. some for s
Z. L. Scott, Concord.

2 sows, 13 pigs, good
stock, and good size sows;
1 mo. old; 6 a week old 2
For $25. Come and get the:
B. Cook, Buena Vista, R 5.

Duroc Jersey gilts, 150-17
6c lb. Also Light Brahma
erels, Japan walnuts, and Ku
plants for sale. L. Me Kenne
Collins.

HORSES AND MULE
FOR SALE

Bay mare mule, about 1
old, wt. about 800 Ibs. for
or exc. Write. W. N. Poole,
burn. :
Good, young mule about, E
old, good cond., wt. about M
or little more, $125 at my |
5 miles west of Waycross.
ed to state name in ad se
Bulletin). Waycross, R 3.
Several good farm mule
sale. J. P. Carter, Naylor.
Several nice mules for sa
trade. Dont write, come
see. G. J. Miller, Cusseta.

RABBITS FOR SALE
Chinchillas, N. Z. Whites
Silver Fox rabbits, 75c to $
Trade for hens. J. L. Gil
Fairburn. ;
N. Z. Reds, 3 mos. old, 50.
also 2 does over a yr. old. R 2
onable price. R. W. Letzer, A
lanta, 185 Carter Ave.,
Dearborn 2386-J. - | |
2 Angora does, $3; Chin
las, 2 does and 1 buck, $2.25;
Goats: 2 does, coming in f
$20. ea. 1 buck,.$40; 26
Giant and B. R. chickens
Ella Curtis, Round Oak.
5 Chin. grown rabbits, 4 di
and buck, unrelated. Fine s
Ent. to reg. $1 ea. FOB, or
for 10 young hens. Mrs. T.
Hagood, Marietta, R 3.
Chinchillas, 4 does and 2 bu
$5 or exc. for pigs or heavy b
pulets or young hens. J.
Lumsden, Talbotton.

SHEEP & GOATS FOR S.

8 mos. old Tog. bill, wt. 20
$1.50 cash. Write at onc
Ben South, Carnesville, R 2.

100 head stock sheep, $2
head FOB the barn. A.
Thomas, Cobbville.

21 head of stock goats, 60c
head here at barn. R, E. Cal
Stillmore, R 1. .

Live Stock Wante:

HOGS WANTED
Exc. 6 mos. old Grade J
heifer for 4 P. C. crossed o
bred. 8 or 10 wks. old pigs.
Mary Lee Norris, Newborn.

HORSES & MULES WAN

Want to swap good, gentl
gal. milch cow for good |
mule that is abe to tend 30
of land, and can eat good, v
out bad habits. W. A. Cole
Rochelle.

Trade $100 value ae a
mule, not over 9 yrs. old.
Lula/Belle Brown, Millen, ey
_Want to rent mule or buy































































































2 good Jersey heifers, 1
ra good mule, 9 - 10
good cond., good wor-
, etc. Write, or come.

ucker, Lithia Springs.

o rent good, young mule
without option of buy-
ed for 1933. Take good

d feed good. Small farm.

tallings, Douglasville, R 6.

o rent 2 good mules for
ould buy in the Fall.
lenty good feed. Within

0 miles Rome. Walter

a 750 lb., gentle saddle
ntle and in good cond.

for cash. Carl Howard,
07 Broad St.

e for team of mules,
Ibs. 7 - 10 yrs. old. No
ithin 30-40 miles Bluff-
ribe age, wt. and cond.

ter. C. C. Branch,

hogs for good work mule,
ag, bred Duroc sow for
seed oats, and difference.
mith, Hazlehurst, R 1.
/1 or more good, sound,
)0-1100 Ib. farm mules, not
yrs. old, cheap for cash.





job developiny farm wa-
State about what -

Resident of Ga.
Water Mill. Can repair,
escription, price and
= 6 VY. Stephens,

1 horse farm on
4 yrs. old, wife and 3
(boy 16). Have to be
| small amount and
vil accept job o month
B. M.

iper, R 2:
ged bachelor, exp.
farming,

truck, feed crops,
build up place on
EL W. Bartlett,

ep up Mill. Sev. yrs exp.
ce to caretake, suitable
ltry; near good town (Ft.
preferred). J 3B. Lindsey,
R 2, Clo C. C. Branch.
lob at once stilling tur-
ith some good man.
w Stiller, having just
under an old exp. man.

o doubts. J. A. Miles,

i good house,
ny Own stock ppd feed,

a farm and grist
ae close in.

me in country assist-
ultry, flowers and

j ng lost home aad fur-
by sickness and fire.



Positions Wanted

board. Allen c. Williams, -( Gol?
Athens,:R. 2.

Man and 3 boys peiaed on farm
want 3 or 4 horse farm on
shares. Ready to move. Best of
ref. T, D, Castleberry, Macon,
203 Hartley. Ave.

Want a good corn Mill. I am
one of the best Millers in the
State. Rent or wages. No junk.
Write what you have to offer
in first letter. J. W. McGee,
Griffin, R C, Box 97.

Young man of character and
ability desires position on farm.
28 yrs. old. Can do anything on
farm. Expert dry-hand milker.
Anything appreciated. Charlie
Brown, Cohutta, R 1, Box 89.

Want to get in {touch with
party. who wants a large pecan
grove cultivated. I have Farm-
all tractor and will.cultivate and
look after same cheap; or large
farm of peanuts, on profit-
sharing basis. Write at once it
interested. J. F. Ellis, Cordele, R
I.

Christian, honest, farm raised
young man desires job for 1933

riding cultivator, For particulars
write. John M. Turner; Gray-
mont, R 2, Box 42.

Want job on farm, assisting
with work for board and small
amount for spending money. 16
yrs. old, sober and without bad
habits. Write or see. Albert Bar-
ron, Acworth, R 2.

Want farm on 3rd and 4ths.
Must have a pasture. Have mule
feed and farm tools. Want loca-
tion near to large town. 10 in
family. J. F. Crutchfield, Mon-
trose.

Man, wife and 12 yr. old boy
want 1 horse farm on halves
Dont mind work: know how to
farm. Good ref. W. L. (failed to
give last name), Egan, Ga.

Will hire my 2 oldest boys, 17
and 20 yrs. of age to any good
man for gen. farm work for 1933,
who will furnish dairy, poultry
or 1 horse crop to res3 of family.
and will move at once. W. B.
Lee, Bowdon, R 3.

Young, settled man _ desires
position on farm, shares or wa-
ges. Hogs, cows, opuliry and
truck raising. Begin January 1st.
Ref. exch. G. E. Abbo't, Mauk.

Will dress your deer skins
without or with hair on, at $1
per skin; also tan cow hides for
20c Ib. finished leather. I. S.
Brewton, Blackshear, R 4.
Healthy widow with 2 children
wants work on farm for good
home and small pay. Mrs. Mat-
tie E. Brown, Savannah, 905 Jef-
ferson St.

32 yr. old, single man wants
job as overseer of farm. Life
exp. in general farming; know
how to handle labor. Work for
salary or percent of crop. Ref.
furnished upon request. J. R.
Dupree, Claxton.

Want place on farm with old
couple or widow at $4 or $5 per
month. Paulding county not
considered. At once. Miss B. Fry,
Dallas, R 3.

Single young man wants job
on farm looking after cattle and
milking. E. G. Braswell, Gaines-

| ville.

Want 1 or 2 horse farm on
50-50 basis. Have to be furnished
a while. Prefer Bulloch or Cand-
ler County. Mrs. Zilla Billings,
Oliver, R 1.

Want to oversee farm, or place
on large farm for Blacksmith
and carpentry and keep up ma-
chinery. Take 1 horse crop on
halves. Experienced. R. M. Bon-
ner, Eatonton, R 3.

19 yr. old boy wants place for
1933. Well educated, know how
to do any sort of farm work. $8

{mo. room and pperes Joe W.

nished

chickens,



Positions Wanted

and moved. Prefer 2
houses. Raised on farm, thor-

oughly exp. Lucy Burns, Haw- |

kinsville, Clo Gen. Del.

Man and family want place
on farrm. Able and capable doing
all farm work. E. E. Lambert,
Atlanta, 556 Robinson Ave. SH.

Like to get small dairy farm
or oversee one, close to good
town. Christian family. Foster
Garman, Athens, 632 Oglethorpe.

Want 1 horse crop on shares.
2 to work, 1 needs work to feed
family. Have own mule, some
teols. Must have feed for stock,
house, etc. Want good place for
Raised on farm. Give
character ref. W. E. Washburn,
Atlanta, R 2, Box 199,

Want place wiih old couple,
board and room, small salary

for work on farm. 60 yrs. old,
best of health, willing worker.
Can do all kinds of light farm
work. Reply at once. Mrs. J. C.

Loyd, Milan, Clo J. H. Loyd, R
as farm. overseer. 6 yrs. exp. with | 3

oe

Young man, 21 yrs. old wants
job on farm. Run car, truck;
Dairy, truck or general farming.
Life time exp. Go anywhere.
John D. Bass, Atlanta, 635 Eth-
ridge St.

29. yr. old, Exp. dairyman
wants job with good dairy. Can
use electric milker, and know
what it takes to make the milk
reach all requirements. Rei
from State tested Dairy. Wife, <
children. J. W. Wills, Sumner, R
2.

Want job on farm. Single,
white, sober, honest. Littic
crippled but can do any kind of
farm work; can drive car, aiso.
Donald Lamb, Atlanta, 537 Pied-
mont Ave.

45 yr. old single man, have a
4 yr. old boy with me; Exp. poul-
try raiser and good with carpen-
ter tools, work for room board,
laundry for the 2 of us, or 1
horse farm, 50-50. B. L. Miller,
White.

18 yr. old boy wants position
on farm. Will do anything. $8
per mo. and board. Harry Fer-
rell, Atlanta, 1044 Dunning St.
SE.

25 yr. old man wants job in

dairy. Charlie Hall, Atlanta,
1047 Dunning St. SE.
19 yr. old boy wants job in
dairy. Edward Jeffery, Atlanta.
1008 Fern Ave. SE.
. Want job as caretaker of farm,
or would oversee. Life time exp
G. L. Manning, Macon, 1985 Log
Cabin Blvd.

17 yr. old boy without bad

habits, wants job on farm. for
board, ,clothes and small salary.
Best of ref. Edgar Gerald Gar-
rett, Macon, Ga. Clo Ga. In-
dustrial Home.

15 yr. old boy wants job with
good family on farm. Can drive
truck, and do most any kind of
work. For $8 mo. board and
laundry. Address: H. V. Mc-
Earter, Montrose.

40 yr. old widow, with good
ref., well bred, with 2 boys, 8
and 7 yrs. old, want a home on
farm with good, Christian cou-
ple, looking after farm work.
Come see or write. Mrs. Tommie
Blankenship, Fitzgerald.

Man and wife want place ov-
erseeing or caretaking good
farm, Am exp. Best of ref. M. L.
Hathcock, Atlanta,
ington St. SW.

_ Expert farmer, 52 yrs. old,
ae , 50-5

928. Wash-_



"Positions Wanted

_ 45 yr. old'man wants job at
once on farm, for wages, or
work in dairy, or 1 horse crop
on halves. Best of ref. Prefer
living in home wiih Employer
John Watts, Toomsboro, R 3.

Single, young colored man
wants job with good white man.
Can doany kind of farm and
other work, and am honest, re-
liable, no bad habits, neat and
clean. A. C. Wiililams, Athens, R
2

Position wanted for wages on
poultry farm. Single, first class
Poultryman. 15 yrs. exp. under-
stand all stages of the game.
Clifford Renouf, Lithonia.

Want to attend stock or poul-
try farm during 1933 and. raise
feed for same on farm. H. P.
Merrell, Atlanta, 570 Middle St.
SW. ?

20 yr. old young man wants
fob on poultry or dairy farm.
Good truck or tractor driver.
Willing to do hard labor with re-

Hable party. D. H. Turner, At-

lanta, Clo Gen. Dei.

Man and wife want place on
farm. Raised in Troup county.
Frank M. Miller, Atlanta, 155
Crumley St. SW.

F arm Help Wanted

Several 1, 2 and 3 horse farms





for standing rent. J. P. Carter,|

Naylor. E

Want single man, 25-40 yrs.
honest, sober, etc. to make crop
in 1933. Must know how to farm
and not be afraid of work. Give
$6 mo, board and laundry. Be-
tin at: once. Mrs. M. S. Todd,
Claxton, R. 2.

Want an orphan wits girl,
15-20 yrs. to live as one of fam-
ily and help with light work.
Prefer one raised on a No. Ga.
farm. Will give few chickens
and cotton patch for service. C.
C. Smith, Cuthbert, 5

Want good man for 1 horse
crop, 50-50 basis. Must he able
to feed and move self. Plenty of
good land, also on school bus
line; close to church. Have fair
3 room house. R. E. Daniel,
West Point, R 1.

Want a good, honest, smart
woman, 30-50 yrs. old for light
farm work. Small salary, also
raise chickens on 50-50 basis.
Ref. exch. J. C. Quatilebaum,
Statesboro, R 2.

Want Christian woman raised
on farm to assist with light farm
work, and poultry. C. L. Brad:
ford, Lithonia, R 1.

Want good farmer who car
furnish self, for 2 horse farm.
Standing rent. Must have stock.
implements and feed (or buy
mine). Be reliable, sober, etc.
Good 4 room new house, plenty
barns, etc., wood and pasture.
5 miles east of Hawkinsville. J.
A. Clarke, Unadilla, R 3.

Want girl or woman not over
35 yrs. of age for light farm
work. Good place for right par-
ty. State details in first leiter.
William K. Worley, Marietta.

Could use young man or boy
on farm for board, laundry and
cotton pact. G. A. ee cae
Swainsboro.

Want party to tend 2_ horse.

crop in Sumter county, 14 mi.
Americus. Furnish Jand and rea-
sonable amt. for fertilizer; other
party furnish stock, ete, and
feed for themselves. 50-50 hacis.
Miss Stella Turner, eae
Ret;

Want nice boy aves 18 yrs.
old to work on farm. One that
has been raised on farm and
knows how to plow and do other



lanta. Small standing rent i
Murphy, Stonewall.

Diets old time,

Want 2 industrious, sober,
honest men to farm for m
themselves. 1933. Live uae
with me. Start at once :
Booth, Hartwell.

White girl wanted to milk
and- do other light farm
18-25 yrs. old, of good chara
for board and clothing. W.
Mrs. E. L. Cason, Lyons, R.

Want boy,-15 to 20 yrs. old
live as one of family an
make crop. Board, laundry
part of crop Must be smart,
est and of good charact
Mims, Boston. ;

Want boy of about 18 yt
bright, clean and smart, hones
ete., for light farm work.
las Durrent, Hartfield. .

Will rent to good party
house, 15 acres good land.
or standing rent. C. LL. ;
Atlanta, 820 Lee St. Bione R
mond, 3945,

Want to rent a 2 horse Cl
on 3rds and 4ths. Good 5 r
house, barn, land. If intereste
write. Guy Osborne, Clermont,
Want a hand from 20-25
old to work on the farm and
as one of family, and part
crop. Eunice Frey, Dallas, R

Want boy, 17-21 yrs. of age |
help around this winte
board and laundry and then elp
cultivate 1 horse crop for
patch. No loafer nor
need apply. Man and wife.
Reinhardt, Waleska.

Want while boy, 18-20 yrs.
age to live as one of family |
do farm work.
and have good habits. $5.
board and laundry. Prefer. :
No. Ga. J. M. Kilgore, Winder.

Want some good white woma
20-40 yrs. old, to live in ho
as one of family and help wit
light farm work. Answer at ae
A. R. Yon, Cuthbert.

Want reliable man and eS
to tend1 horse farm. Good la aI
pasture, etc. Must be able
furnish self: References exch,

W. Johnson, Rayle. :

Want able-bodied couple (ol
ly) age 45 to 60 yrs. for sms
ranch-farm, Both
milking, feeding, etc. |
house, beard and small wage.
State qualifications and lowest
wage accepted. 7 W. Mangham,
Americus, Box 350. s

Want small family or widow 01
man with small family to work
arm fer part of crop. No curs-
Ing, smoking nor drinking. E.
Frank Sosebee, Athens, R 3.

Want a good honest man

of force to take charge of
farm, 8rd and 4ths. Must furnish
self. J. H. Davis, Sr., Duluth

4.

Want. a 12 yr. old negro bo
girl to live as one of fan
help around race, earden, yar
and in general; poard, fe
clothes free; give some mo
along. Must he good natu
willing to work. No rogue
thieves wanted.

Griffin. Pete

Want farm hand that
milk and do regular farm v
and can furnish best of r ;
to character. and dependabilit:
in every way. Do net app!
cannot meet the require
Paul Clark, Baxley.

Want Christian couple to |
in house with me; allow 3 r mi
Cultivate 1 or 2 horse crop; good
pasture, efc, 10 miles Atlant
Standing rent. Miss Mary
den, Seo pos





















i arm Help Wanted

- Want boy or man, 16-40 yrs.
old to live as one of family and
work on farm. Will ive cotton
tch for spending money. Musi
of good character, not drink,
etc. Ref. exch. J. M. Garner,

n stock and tools from 1, 2, 3
mules on 50-50 basis. Against
and and fertilizer. L. T New-




























































Want a woman without child-
en, to help with light farm
york, milk cows, etc. Will pay
1 a week. L. W. Powell, Fitz-
erald, R 4.

FARM PARTNER WANTED
Want to hear from party with
il dairy business, well lo-
ated for selling bottled milk. J}
ave a few cows and some equip-
nent for handling and _ selling
rade A milk. Would add this to
r equipment and manave all
m shares or other basis. Write.
eo. M. Tucker, Darien.

on Plants For Sale

arly Imp. genuine Klondike
Strawberry plants, true to name,
-25e. GC; 500, $1; $1.75 M. White
lady peas, 5c lb. Major Crow,
Cumming, R. 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants. E
, C. W., also collard, open ficld
own, larve, tough, del. by par-
. os 200, 20; 500, 35c; 55c
J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3:
E y Chas. W., Copenhagen,
Flat Dutch cabbage, White and
low Bermuda onion, 500, 50;
-M. Postpaid. Roscoe Mays,
itzgerald, R 4, Box 144.
Himalaya blackberry, 20c doz.
$1 C; small May cherries an4
Concord grapes, 60c doz. Lady
strawberry, 30 C. Button on-
a Sets, 30c gal. C. E. Smith,













8M or more extra large Ga.
cabbage- -collard plants for truck,

bull, fine stock, $15 FOB. Mrs.
R. L, Bloodwroth, McIntyre, R 1.
Frost proof E. J.,. Chas. W.
tabbaee plants, open fied grown
65c M prepaid. Cash. Money or-
der. E. M. Williams, Hilltonia.
EL i, Chas. and Copenhagen
ost. proof cabbage plants, 300.
5c; 500, 50c; 80c M. Bermuda
onions, same price. All Postpaid.
Odis Conner, Seville,

Young berry plants. Original
Gov. stock. Hardy plants, Clyde
iaddox, Savannah, R 4,
Lucretia dewberry plants, and
Eldorado blackberry, 70c C. $6.00
Mm del. white Eng. clingstone
ach trees, 2 - 3 ft. $1 doz.
wude Hamby, Greenville.

Flat Dutch cabbage and col-
arc plants, 15c C. 300, 40c: 65c
V del. Klondike strawberry, $1,25
del. Lee Crow, Oakwood, R 1.
ad. var. cabbage and. col-
ard plants, 20c C. 65c M. del.
M $2.50, Exp. co'lect: Klondike
trawberry, 25e C. $1.25 M del.
. A, Crow, Oakwood.

lenty of nice collard plants,
Oc M or 50 postpaid. W. J.
Warnock, Towns.

_ Gov. insp. Klondike strawber-
Try Plants, 25c C. $1.75 M_ del.
Money order preferred. Now rea-
dy. Miss Lena Norris, Sparks, R







Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. Yel-
ow root, 25 lb, Hot red pepper,
Oc Ib. Sage plants, 10 each;
nt , 50C doz. Miss







| 75 M. Strawberry, $150 M. Kud-

ree 50c M. Shpping daily.
Lady T. strawberry plans, 35

chinquapen, hazlenut bushes, all,
R Ss Cora Turner, Cleveland.

lat Dutch cabbage plants, rea-
dy. 35c, 500; 65 M; COD, 50c
M.S. C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, R 2,

penhagen Mkt., cabbage plants,
ready, 35c, 500; 60c M. Bermuda
onion, white and yellow, 500. 40c,
55 M. All prepaid. Dave Tuten,
Baxley.

W. (earliest header known), al-
so Crystal Wax and yellow Ber-
muda onions,
oe guar. F. F, Stokes, Fitzger-
a

Early, W. and Flat Dutch, also
Crystal Wax and yellow Bermu-
da onion. All COD, 50c M. Sat
euar. J. P, McCook, Fitzgerald,
East Central Ave.

cabbage plants, 50c M. 30c, 500.

oe Mrs. Nancy Bowen, Baxley,

E. J.
plants, millions ready, 30c, 500:

50c M del. W. H. Morris, Bax-
ley, R 1.

50 C. FOB. T. E. Minhinnette,
Americus.

M. del.
Stone and Baltimore

seed, Y5c Ma lobe $1 25, Ib.
Del. W Wald



Plants For Sale

paid; Klondike strawberry, $1.25
M del. Exe. for anything can use.
Carl Strayhorn, Flowery Branch,
R Ly

Several hundred Ever - yield
strawberry plants, 25c C. Exch.
part for whiie feed sacks. Mrs.
Ernest Fountain, Vidalia, R 1.

E. J., Flat D., and Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 50c M. 5 M $2.25,
300, 25c. P, P. H. F. Johnson,
Baxley, R 1.

Flat Dutch, E.. ., cabbage
plants, 15c C. 30c, 500; 60c M
Miss Ethelene Lewis, Baxley, Rt
4, Box 40.

Extra early, large, well rooted
cabbage plants, 75c M. Extra
sood Purple Hull (table) peas,
$1.20 bu. FOB. Mrs, Eula B.
Cook, Milan.

Eldorado blackberry and Lu-
cretia dewberry plants, 75c C.
$7 M del. Satisfaction guar. Mrs.
B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Chas. and #, J. cabbave plants
white and yellow Bermuda on-
ions, 65 M del. 50c exp. collect;
10 M $4; 5 M $2.25. Grady Tur-
ner, Macon, R 3.

Lady T. strawberry plants, $1.-
50 M. Klondike strawberry
plants, $1 M. Solomon Watson,
Gainesville, R 2.

Klondike strawberry plants,
$1 M; Lady T., $1.50 M: Exe. for
other value. Write what you
have. Addie Reynolds, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Cabbage and collard plants,

zu crowns, $1 C. del. B. Crow,
Gainesville,

Chas. W., E. J., cabbage plants,
45c M. 5 M $2; 25c C; White
Bermuda onion plants, No. 1, 65
M. 5 for 25c; Prizetaker, 60c M
- del.. A. H. Beckworth, Bax-
ey.

Yellow Bermuda onion plants

500, 40c; 75 M. C. J. Elliott,
Fitzgerald, R 4,
Chas. W. cabbage, Crystal

Wax and Bermuda onion, "5c
M. Prepaid by mail, or exp. or
exc, 1. MM for::15 Ibs, med, size,
well filled pecans. W. J. Davis,
Valdosta, P. O. Box 4.

Cabbage and Bermuda onion

J. Q. Dorris, Valdosta.
Mastodon everbearing and

C; black and red everbearing
raspberries, 50 doz. Chestnut,

- Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W. and

EK. J., C. W. Flat Dutch, Co-

Millions cabbage plants, Imp.
All COD, 50c M.

Cabbage nite millions Extra

Copenhagen, Flat Dutch, EF. J..

Flat Dutch, Copenhagen Mkt..
and Chas. W. cabbage

Kudzu plants, well rooted, $1.-

E. J., C. W. cabbage plants, ite
10 M 50c M collect:
tomato





150 M Exp. Collect. Send check



- MARKET BULLETIN

Plants For Sale

plants, 500, 50c; 75c M del. 5 M
$3; 10 M $5 collect. Guy Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch.

Himalaya cewberry plants, 30c
doz. 2 doz. 50c. 5 doz. $1, All
prepaid. Exec. for papershell pe-
cans at 10c lb. W. L. Ashworth,
Loganville.

Exira large frost-proof Chas.
W. cabbage plants, 75c M. 40c
500, prepaid. Mrs. S. W. Clem-
ents, Rochelle, R 1.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E
J., C. W., and Flat Dutch, white
Bermuda onion pants. COD, 50c
M. 500, 40c; 75c for M, postpaid.
I. L. Stokes, Fitgzerald, R 3.

E. J., Copenhagen, Chas. W.,
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 30c,
500; 49c M del. Minnis Smith,
Baxley, R 4.

Giant Mastodon everbearing
strawberry plants, 10c doz. $1
orders del. Exe. 25 doz for 100
lbs. peanuts, FOB your Frt. Of-
fice. L. R. Page, Cherry Log.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, E.
J.. Chas. W., E. Flat Dutch, Suc-
cession, 50c M. Bermuda onion
plants, 60c M. All FOB. Special
price on large orders. B. F. Mal-
lard, Springfield.

Frost-proof collard and cab-
bage plants, 75c M. postpaid, or

L. B. Lang, Omega.

Mint plants, 35c doz. packed
in moss; hot Red pepper, dried
30c gal; dill and gourd seed, ea
13c pkg., 2 pkys. 25c. All pre-
paid. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thom-
asboro.

Field grown frost-proof cab-
bage plants, 10c C. 75c M_ post-
paid; Everbearing strawberry
plants, $1 M. F. F. Rosser, Se-
ville. .

Millions frost-proof cabbage
and collard plants, ready. 15c C.
300, 25c; 50c M. Mailed; 40c M
collect. E: Williams, Gainesville, | 4
Rt.

Silver skin Bermuda onion
plants, 500, 45c; 80c M prepaid
in Ga. Joe Baker, Norman Park,
Rel,

Klondike strawberry plants,
90c, 500; $150 M. Royce Wal-
drip, Gainesville, R 2.

Chas. W., Jersey W. cabbage
plants by the millions, ready for
shipment and prepaid in Ga.
oc, 500; 55 M. J. P. Morris,
Baxley.

Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W.
cabbage plants, postpaid. Lucile
Norton, Baxley.

Cabbage and Bermuda onion
plants, 200, 25c; 500, 45c; 65c M;
cabbage and tomato seed, 90c Ib.
Calif. Wonder pepper, $4 lb. A-
merican Wonder pepper, $2 lb.
Donald G. Smith, Cloudland.
Quality Missionary strawberry
plants, wet moss packed. First

ples Bank, here. W. F. Luckie,
Ray City.
Yellow and white Bermuda
onion plants, 70c M del. in Ga.
Also Chas. W. cabbage plants at
same price. Money order. No
chks. D. J. Arnold, Shellman.
Extra large Prizetaker, White
and Yellow Bermuda onion
plants, 40c, 50; 70c M. E. J.,
Chas. W. cabbage, same price,
Del. by P. P. Mrs. Geo. Gaffney,
Fitzgerald.
Frost-proof cabbave plants, 50c
M postpaid; 40c M collect. Amos
Williams, Gainesville.
Frost - proof cabbage plants,
now ready, 75c M del. 50c M.
collect; tomafo and cabbage
seed, 75 lb. del. Marcus Wil-
liams, Gainesville.
McDonald and Himalaya
blackberries, $1 C; Premo and
Lucretia dewherry, $7 M. Celes-
tial and Brown Turkey Figs, 7
large, or 12 small, $1. Postpaid.
J. W. Toole, Macon, F2.

Frost - proof | cabbage plants,
White and Yellow cee on-

| lect.











Spinach plants, 50c C. $3 M.
postpaid. L. Hattaway, Blakely.
EH. J. Chas. W. cabbage plants
30c, 500; 50c M FOB.
Mathis, Gainesville, R 9.
Early Jersey and Wakefield
cabbage plants, 50c M. Over 5
M 40c M. Send money order. L.
A. Brannen, Baxley.

Lady TT. strawberry plants,
true to name, 25c C. or exc. for
white feed sacks,
Nice sundried apples, 7c Ib. Add
postage.
lonega, R 1.

Nice strawberry plants, 10 C.
90c M. Vine peach, Chinese cab.
and okra, 5c pkg., or exc. for E.
J. cabbage and onion plants, or
pecans or walnuts. F.
Kite.
Thousands of lettuce,
Wakefield cabbage and cabbage-
collard plants, 25c C. $1.50 M del.

ham,

crop from Eastern Nursery stock; 15e C. $1 M at field. Kudzu
30c . $2.50 M. Postage 10c first| plants, $4 M. Mrs. #H. V~. Frank-
100, 5c ea. additional. Ref: Peo-| in, Register.

M. What you in exch. R. L.
2 - 3 yr. old Kudzu plants, $5
Britt, Marshallville, R 1.

Red, imp. raspberry and Him-
alaya blackberry plants, $1 doz.
White nest onions, 40c gal. Add
postage. Miss Claudia Hender-
son, Ellijay, R 3.

E, J.. Chas. W. cabbage plants,
70c M prepaid; 50c M. FOB. J.
B. McGee, Jr., Macon, R 3.

W., Copenhagen, Dutch, frost}.
proof cabbage plants,
900, 45c; 65c M; White and yel-
low Bermuda onion plants, post-
paid. 500, 55; 80c M.
Pope, Fitzgerald.
Kudzu,
FOB. Will exch. Robt. William-
son, Carrollton, R 2.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
10c C. 7c M: white Bermuda
onion, 200,
price on larger quantities. Mrs.
H. L. Brittingham, Guyton.
Frost-proof Chas.,
and Jersey cabbage plants, and
White Bermuda onion, 500, 40c;
eg ss 2 M. $2.50 col-
Fitzgerald, | F

Plants For Sale

Large size Lady T. strawberry
plants, 300, 60c; $1.75 M. or exc.
for dried fruit, Lima beans, cab-
bage and Wax Bermuda onion
plants. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst.

Frost -proor cappage
lead. var., 500, 45c del;
del. 5 M $2.50 FOB. C. W. Stokes,
Macon, R 3.

Chas, W., E. Jersey cabbage
plants, 500, 50c; 75c M. del;
M. and 10 M. 60c
Klondike strawberry,
Dewey Mathis, Flowery Branch,
Rel:

Nice,
plants, 30c C. Sage plants, 10c;
garden horsemint, 3 for 10c. Exe.
for sacks. Mrs. Sarah Grindle,
Alto.R1.

Chas. W. and Flat D. frost-
proof cabbage plants, extra fine.
500, 25c; 40c M. Over 1 M order.
25c M. Att prices FOB Baldwin,
by Express or Parcel Post. P. E
Rhodes, Baldwin.

New, patented Thorniess
Youngberry plants,
Young berry,
strawberry. Kudzu Crowns; pure
seed of Arkansas Rowden cotton
Grohoma, Sagrain, Neals Pay-
master seed corn. H. A. Neal,
Carnesville, R 3.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
60c M. 3 M $1.75. Mossed and
del. Crystal Wax yellow Bermu-
da and Prizetaker onions, large
size, 70c M. del. Harold Smith,
Baxley.

Chas. W., E. J., Flat Dutch,
and Copenhagen "Market
bage plants, 30c, 500; 50c M del.
Millions to offer. w. H. Morris, |
Baxley, R 1.

Flat Dutch, Copenhagen, E. J.,
Chas. W.
500; 50c M. $1.40 3 M. Prepaid
Mrs, Nancy Bowen, Baxley, RFD

M collect;

everbearing strawberry

Regular
new Blakemore

cab-

cabbage plants, 35c,

Ea Gk

100 lb. cap.
Mrs. C. H. Etris, Dah-

H. Wind-

Onion,

postpaid.

John B.
$4 M. Well rooted,

25; $1 M. Better

Flat Dutch

plants, | o
10c M.

5
$1.50 M.







































Thursday, January 5, 1933.
Plants For Sale

gen and Flat Dutch frost
cabbae plants, ready, 50
85c M. Bermuda and Priz
onion, same price. All po
R. Chanclor, Seville. 4

Crystal Wax, Yellow Be
onion and E. J. cabbage pl:
All, 75c M postpaid. Moss
ed and immediate del.
Johnson, Fitzgerald, 408
tamaha St.

State insp. Klondike str
ry plants, 25c C. $1.75
Money order preferred. Sh
time. Miss Lena Norris,
R 2. :
Missionary strawberry ph
$1.50 M. Mrs. H. EB. MeCu
Hartwell, Rt. 1,

All var. cabbage plants, |
del. Bermuda onion plant
M del. Cash with order.
Morris, Baxley.

Missionary strawberry -
true to name, $2 M. Damp
packed. Money order or
Bud Sweat, Alma, R 1, Box

Klondike strawberry
$150 M. Senna seed, 10
Exe. Stone Mtn melon see
pecans. Not postpaid. Mr
B. Crow, Cumming, R 1.

Early, imp. genuine Kilo
strawberry plants, true to
25 (@: $1.75 M3 white |
peas, 5c lb. Mrs. Rosie
Cumming, R 1.

Crystal Wax Bermuda
plants, 60c M. 5 M up, 50c
paid. Geo. R. Hunt, Kathle

Lucretia dewberry and
Donald blackberry plants,
Lutie grapes, well rooted, $1
12, del. L. E. Toole, Macon,

Young Lucretia dewhbe
plants, 30c C. or will exc.
pos'age. Mrs. A. G. Clarke
beville. Gs

All var. frost-proof cabb
plants, 35c, 500; 50c M. de!
Ga. Rush orders. C. L. wil
Baxley, R 5.

White and yellow Berm
onion plants, ready for
ment, 75c M. postpaid.
Wilson, Abbeville, R 1.
All lead. var. cabbage p
40c, 500; 6G0c M. del. 40c M.
Onion, Crystal Wax White
muda, 75c M. del. 50c FOB.
G. Hadden, Doerun. cS
Citrus Trifoliatta plants, sn
but with fine root system,
per C. Will make de!
hedge. Same stock used by
ida Nurserymen to bud ora:
C. A. Rowland, Athens.
Frost-proof E. Js Chas
Flat Dutch cabbatze plants
MB Mo $2.05" 300; 256" 4
paid. H. F. Johnson, Baxley,
C. W. cabbage plants, 55
500, 35c; 200, 25c; 15c C. pre
Martin gourds, 10c. Cut 12
ea. Prepaid. R. S. Wolfe, Ba
Be:
Klondike strawberry pl
25 C. $1.50 M. del. Exc, for
ey or Ga. Cane syrup.
Wilson, Jonesboro.
Millions Jersey and Chas.
cabbage plants, 500, 50c; 75
3M $1.50; 5 M $2.25; Cr
Wax onion, 500, 50c; 75c M.
quantity. B. J. Head, Alma.
E. J., Chas. W. cabbage pl:
60c M. prepaid; yellow Berm
onion plants, 75c M. J. L, Le
gett, Baxley.

Frost-proof E. J., Chas.
Flat Dutch cabbage pian
$2; 50c M; 35c, 500; 300, 25s.
del. M. A. Poole, Baxley,
Rt.

















Frost-preoof E. J., Chas.








$2; 45c M. 500, 30c. Postpaid
J. Lewis, Baxley, Star Rt.
Chas. and E. J. cabbage p!
60ec M. Yellow Bermuda or
75c M. Prepaid. D. M. Bi
Baxley.

Gooseberry plants, 300
$1.25 C. Sage, 20c bunch:
daffodils, red, yellow glac
25 doz. Mrs. F. GC: Vick Bll
Frost- -proof KE. J. C



































Flowers aad Seed
For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Secoud-Hacd Mathin- |
ery For Sale



, 10 pke.,
cine: Glory, 4 O-
pkg., all del. in Ga.
Tallent, Cumming, R

imported cannas, 3
6, 50c; 15, $1 post
Cc AGE Holland, Fiow-

ng, "White Pines, Ce-
ly 18-24 in. tall, 20c ea.
1 FOB. John Cross,

cultivated azaleas, 1
1, color: magneto, 35c
C. Martin, Fleming-

ion or Thimble Mum
lid yellow, snowy white
petais with yellow
Oc doz. alike or mixed.
illips, Selphur Springs.
, named, exhibition
ected from choicest
Some Japanese type.
$1. Wo order less 50c.
Write for list of

a. las. Mrs. S. L, Jack-

purple American
Pink, each, 25c;
lily bulbs, 35c ea.
yrtle, watermelon color,
c ea, Xmas cactus, 10c.
C. Griffith, Rayle.
_ Dwarf boxwoods, $2
L. Pettit, Pike.
ndrons, laurels, Cher-
red and yellow aza-

japonicas, arborvitaes,
Phlox and violets, $1
bercrombie, Morgan-

oli pulbs, blooming
oz. Large red and large
canna lilies, Sc ea.
a. Miss Floy Mobley,

endrons, Mtn. laurels,
ellow dogwocd, aza-
red coral berry bush,
okee rose, red japon-
} ft. $1 doz: perennial

} for 25c. ~Primroses,
J. W. Silver, Talk-
eee
s, rhododendrons, lau-
r oaks, red, yellow dog-
aleas, Cherokee roses,
$1 doz. pink peren-
Ox, arborvitaes, white
doz. $1. H. J. Wilson,

umpet and Sir Wat-

ffodils, mixed, $1 C;
WwW for April blooms) ;

ow, 35c C. $1 cides
M. Barrdw, Madison.

oaks and cedars, 10c
dug dogwood cuttings,
, $1 a C. FOB. J. B.

th yellow center clus-
arcissus, 30c doz; 100,
low, double daffodils,
Lilies, purple gar-
doz; pink almonds,

s yellow thornless
aes Mtn. laurels, 85c
50c

'dasmines, butter-fly bush,

s~ del. also heavy
5



laurel, Spruce pines, rhododen-
drons, 30c doz; wild violets, wild
ferns, 10c doz. Add postage. Ru-
by Medlin, Ellijay, R 3

Blooming: Peach, butter - fly
bush, lilac, laurels, white pine,
honeysuckles, 25c ea. Day lilies,
Lemon lilies, jonquils, Fall pinks,
80c doz; snowdrops, 15c; rooted
junipers, 35c ea. Bell Roper,
Mineral Bluff.

Evergreen hedges, 18 in. well
rooted, $5 C; 3 yr. old, winter
25
ea. red crepe myrtles, red Jap.
quince, 2 for 25c. Add postage.
O. V.. Silver, Talking Rock.

Snowballs, 10 to 50c;
myrtles, weigelas, purple lilac,
Xmas jasmine, Star jasmine,
golden bells, 15c ea. Umbrella
sprouts, 25c. Add postage. =
Foster, Ellijay.

Assorted colors dbl. Gaktas
Mums, 30c doz. petunias, 15
doz. dbl. red poppy seed, 10c
pkg; small orders add postage.
Mrs. John Saye, Newborn.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 2 yr.
old, rooted, 25c each; 8 yrs. old,
50c each; dogwood, red, pink
and yellow, 4 for $1; white iris,
35c doz. hardy phlox, 50c doz.
Mrs. M. M. Gentry, Ellijay, R 3.

Pink-flowered dogwood (genu-
ine Pla-Rubra), about 3 ft.
size, $1.50 each; also select pe-
onies, white, pink, red, strong
4 - eye divisions, from 3 jr.

crepe

| clumps. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley.
ud, Coral berry, $1].

Physostegia, Star of Bethle-
hem, sweet scented jonquils, red
cannas, white monthly rose cut-
tings, large cultivated. blackber-
ries, 10c doz. Add postage. Well
rooted sweet shrubs, 25c ea. Mrs

358.

Thousands of daffodil blooms,
50c C. Bulbs, later, Mrs. Hallic
Dickson, Newnan, R 1.

Shrubs, Evergreen, Flowering,
Decideous. All kinds, all sizes,
40 M to select from. State insp.
Wholesale prices and free plants
with ea. order, large or small.
Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton.

Large type Decorative cactus
and Show Type dahlias, var. of

>| colors, some named ones, $1 doz.

Large lots cheaper; blue Dam-
son plums and May cherry
sprouts, $1.25, postpaid. Mrs. T.
W. Hagood, Marietta, R 3.

Blooming size bulbs, yellow
Butter and Eggs, yellow jonquils,
$1 C, Sweet Williams, 25 per
100 plants. Miss G. B. McLane,
Hartwell.

Thrift (deep pink) 60c OC;
large red and yellow cannas,
mixed, also Milk and Wine lil-
ies, 10c ea. No order less $1

postpaid. Mrs. Jette Craft, Mil-

ford.

25 Cape jasmines, 40 in. tall,
with large spread, nice shapes,
$1 ea. $20 for lot. Not shipped.
call for at my place. Minnie
Williams, Oglethorpe.

Blooming size bulbs: double
cream and -yellow Butter and
Eggs, yellow Jonquils, $1.10 C.
Yellow Trumpet daffodils, $1.25
C. Water Oaks, Cedar trees, $3
doz. Mrs. Thornton McCurley,

| Hartwell, R 2.

35 Junipers, cedars, 20 in. to
3 1-2 ft., from $1 to $2 each.
Exe. for corn, peas, pigs, shoats
or good sound tobacco. B. P.
| F80b Homer.

6 arborvitaes, 4 yrs. old, small
to age, (were crowded), ood
roots, time to set out. Sell or
exc. for 3 Brown L. puillets, lay-
_| ing, or garden plow. Sell for $2.
Miss Jennie Seago, Vienna.

Strong, well rooted Prickley
Mock orange hedge plants, $1 C.
Beste: | SS

velvet roses, 10c ea.

Pi Bs

| $75;



Purple lilac, dbl. yellow thorn-
less rose, 2 yr. old, 20c each;
snowdrops,
20c; jonquils, 20c doz; daffodils,
25c doz; hardy phlox, 15c doz.
Add postage. Isabel Wass, Elli-
jay, R 3.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale





Practically new, genuine Van
Brunt seed Drill, with agitator,
etic. Cost $181; sacrifuce at $85;
Browers, elec. battery - brooder,
600 cap. $40 FOB. N. Rosene, Ft.
Valley.

Hammer Mill, with or without
fan and collector, complete with
all screens. 1 split wood, clamp
on pulley for Farmall tractor, 25
inch. EB. T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

25 H. boiler, 20 H. Eng., Scho-
field make. $250, or trade for pr,
of mules not over 10 yrs. old. B.
F, Pate Jr., Gordon, R 2.

3 Roller Cane Mill and copper
pan. Sell or xc. for cow or heif-
er of good stock, fresh or to
freshen soon, or for anything
can use. W. V. Wooley, Calhoun,
R 2, Box 151.

2-25 H. P. G. EH. Motors, 3-
phase, in perfect cond. $100
cash. A. B. Lewis, Willacoochee.

Large lot or 1 1-2 inch galvan-
ized piping, 7c ft; 2 in. size, 9c
ft. Only been used for spring
water. L. R. Prator, Ft. Valley.

2 horse pole drawn 8 disc har-
row, $12.50 at farm; Planet Jr.
garden plow, $3; Black Haw
planter, $5. All good working

a Giokee Maced HS Bon (Oe = Sa

ds i Cy. Crusher 10. HP:
elec. motor, No. 2 J. B. Mill and
a J. B. Crackerjack Mill, com-
plete. G. W. Reaves, Athens, 721
Milledge Ave.

Stationary boiler, 650 H. P.
with S. C. engine, 35 H. P. Good
cond. $100. A. G. Swint, Or-
chard Hill.

24 in. Meadows Mill, with 10
eng., shaftings, pulleys,
sheller, cleaning system, also 1
heavy type trailer. C. O. Ed-
wards, Atlanta, 217 Spring St.
NW.

Long lever and chain wire
stretcher; can stretch 3 rools of
wire at one pull. Good as new,
$4 FOB. Original cost was $16.
W. H. Bonner, Hahira.

2 pecan dusting machines,
cheap; Willamson stump ena
disc tractor plow; stalk cutter; 2
horse plows; cream separator,
ete. All good cond. Write for
list of used farm machinery.
Fred C. Geiger, Flintside.

Fordson tractor, good cond.
1 Meadows Grist Mill, 24
in., No. 1 cond. $60. These prices
at location. BE. BE. Smith, Alamo,
Rl,

6 H. P. Peerless Eng. in good
cond. and 1 stallion, 5 yrs. old,
wt. 1100 lbs. for sale or exc. for
12 to 20 H. P. eng. in good cond.
C. Keener, Tiger.

Blacksmith outfit, mower,
rake, spade harrow, drag har-
row, grain drill, stalk cutter,
Bell. Write. for prices. Mrs. R.
N. Saye, Newborn.

No. 5 Williamson stump puller,
A-1 cond. 300 ft. cable, 1 take
up, 1 dbl. power, 2 anchor ropes.
All for $100, for quick sale or
exc. for good mule. Brown Har-
ris, Baxley, R 2.

No. 12 DeLaval cream separa-
tor, value $35. Sell for cash or
3 H. P. Ottawah eng., ec. for 4
H. P. same make with magneto.
S. R. Spires, Lincointon.

Grist: mill, 30 in. _ oe





good milch cows or 1 good-mule,
not over 10 yrs. old. Henry Liv-
ine Fitzgerald, R 3.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted





Want good used, No. 19 Oli-
ver turning plows, or No. 24
Chattanooga. C. L. Cross, Col-
quitt.

Want good gas. eng. of 1-2,
8-4 or 3-8 horse power. Will exc.
chickens, rabbits or pay cash.
Write what you have. Troy
Brittain, Newnan.

Want a hand garden ae W.
H. Goode, Bronwood. :

Want a 2 horse walking cul-
tivator. Must be good cond. and
cheap. P. D. Rich, Bainbridge.

The 3 Row Oat Drill I want-
ed in December ist issue is @
Thomas Drill without Fertilizer
box. J. E, Elder, Griffin.

Want 2nd-hand Blacksmith

tools, at a bargain. W. H. Wad-
delle, Pearson.

Want to buy a 25 horse boiler
on terms. Write what you have
and will take. R. D. Felts, But-
ler.

Want 2nd - hand threshing
mahine, small size. Must be
cheap. J. Walter Donaldson,
Register.

440 yards good 2nd-hand or

/new wire, 34 in. high, 6 in. stay.

Will exc. value for same. C. L.
Pritchard, (Failed to state ad-
Gress in Ad sent to Bulletin).

Want dairy equipment in good
cond. cheap for cash. H. J. Bar-
rington, snop-Augusta Country
Club, Augusta, Ga.

Want 5 - 10 H. . electric mo-
tor, single phase, 220 volts. A.
P, Boardman, Augusta, 2840
Walton Way.

Want used Delco light plant
with batteries, complete. F. N.
Allison, Blairsville, Ga.

Want 100 or 125 H. P. boiler
in good cond., and cheap. W. M.
Roper, Cummniing.

Want heavy canvas or rubber

belt, in good shape, 8 or 10 in-

ches wide and about 70 ft. long.
State what you have and your
lowest price. S. D. Callihan,
Cherrylog.

Want used dairy equipmen:,
cheap for cash, and be in good
cond. State what you have and
best cash price. H. a: Barrington,
Augusta.

Want second - hand electric
light plant. Must be in good
shape. G. A. Adams, Franklin.

Want small cream separator,

in first class cond. cheap for

cash. R. H. Rogers, Cobbtown.
Want walking cultivator, Oli-
ver or International. Cheap for
cash, or exc. Reg. O. L. C. pigs
for same. A. T. Rigsby, Sale City.

Want 40 to 80 rods of hog
wire fencing. Odis Duggan,
Chester.

Want 2 water wheel flanges
and 3 Bevel Gears to connect
Grist Mill, Give correct sizes,
lowest cash price and where they
may be seen. Ben P. Parker, At-
Janta, 575 Chestnut St. NW.

Want small turbine water
wheel. 10 in. or less. Pay cash
or trade small penerator. R. C.
Edwards, Rock Springs.

Want water wheel, 18 in. or
larger, with gearing and shaft-
ing. R. K. Reeves, Cleveland.

Want 1 stalk cutter, in good
cond. J. M. Rogers, Athens, P.

Ov Box 853.

Want a good feed erusher that
requires about 15 H. P. to puil
it. Must be cheap for cash. Also

( n sheller. J. B.

Clark, Baxley.



PAGE

Secon Hand Machin-
ery Wanted



Want 10-15 or 20 rod rolls, 36
in. 6 in. stay or 47 inch, 6 in.
stay field fencing, in good cond,
Cheap for cash. Exe. corn or
pigs. G. M. Smith, Midville. es

Want 2nd~hand milk and
cream cans and a 2&nd-hand
cream testing outfit in first
class cond., at a bargain. . Paul

Exc. 6 H. P. Peerless eng.; ae
good cond. for 12-20 H. P. gas. or
coal oil eng., if in good cond. C.
Keener, (Failed to state. address
in ad sent to Bulletin).

Want 2 good 2 horse ster
beam plow, in good eond. and
cheap. C. W. Cheney, Madras.

Want to buy shallow well Del-
co or other similar pump with-
out motor. State best price, also
cond. in first letter. G. B. Har-
ris, Atlanta, P.O. Box 967,

Want 1 overshot water wheel
in good cond. from 6 to 8 ft. in
diam. and not over 3 ft. wide.
Will pay cash for same. R. C.
Edwards, Rock Springs, R 1.

Want 1 Barrel pump spray,
cheap, and in good cond. Will
pay cash upon examination and
found to be in good working or-_

der. Make cash price. O. H.. ie

nold Jr., Athens,

Want small feed winder: for
grinding fine and coarse grits
for chickens. Also want 2nd-
hand hog wire, good cond. 6 in.
stays. Must be cheap for cash.
H. W. Blasingame, Ft. Valley,

Exc. 7 H. P. Galloway
eng. and 18 in. Williams Grist
Mill for 6 H. P. steam boiler and
eng., in good running cond. H.
A. Garner, Lula.

Want 1 horse turning plow,

also want to buy a good cow.

Write for full particulars. Must

be cheap for cash. Live 2 miles

below Jonesboro on Dixie High-
way. M. A. Gill, Jonesboro, R 2.

Want water tank, 200 to 500

val. cap. Must be in good cond.
J. H. Gooch, Jefferson, R 2. ae

Want to buy for cash a power

hay baler 16 in, x 18 in. chamber o

or 17 in. x 22 in. chamber, un- |

mounted and without automatic _

feed, will be acceptable. Sate
Make and Model No. J. D. Duke,
Ft. Valley.

Want Cole corn planter, also.
late model Avery Walking ae
vator. C. T. Miller, Leo.

- Want a Fordson tractor with
disc plow. Give complete des-
eee and price in first iret 1
J. B. King, Epworth. aS

Exc. value for late model Rid-
ing cultivator, Oliver or Inter-

national. Must be A-1 cond. Also

have for sale, 3 in. boiler flue
expander, $4;
Bae. with Rocker, furnace, $8. J.
E. Thompson, Swainsboro.

Want to buy 5 M ft. of 1 inch es
| pipe for cash. Guote price. FE.

R. Garrison, Cornelia.

Want a 2-water way tubular
milk cooler, also a cream sepa-

rator of standard make. Must be

good cond. and bargain. J. Pp
Shedd, Jesup.

Want a Tom Houston. skidder =
or stump puller. W. M. a,
Nicholls.

Want 1 hammer feed mill, Re
Chambers, Milan,

Want wire fence and other
farm equipment. Exc. value for
same. C. L. Pritchard, Bartow,
R 5, Box 94. 4

Will pay $35 cash for thane
feet 3-4 inch galvanized pipe
and Rivne, C, RL Har

Cc.



gas.

7 ft. Evaporator


























_Etc., Fo or Sale



ae Ideal Inc,, 150 cap. each, in
perfect cond., including instruc-
tion book. At half price. Will ac-
cept milch cow, R. I. Red hens,

hogs, etc. Paul Clark, Baxley.

1 M cap. oil brooder, Sears-
Roebuck make. Good cond. $5;
1M cap. Stowe brooder, good as
new; burns oil, dbl. TOE UBS:
smokeless and odorless. $10.
~Bramhold, Mt. Airy, R 1.

200 egg Inc. good cond. Hot
Water heating system. $9 or exc.
for 18 Leghorn or Ancona lay-
ing, young hens, or 15 Dark S&S.
. Red hens. No culls. Mrs. Ber-
ye Lee Donaldson, Summit, R 2,

1 Miller Ideal brooder, 500
chick size, good cond., $5 FOB.
Mrs. J. B. Miller, Wray, R 2.

_ Super Hatcher Inc., 25 cap.
Used 2 seasons, in good cond.,
also an oil burning brooder, 500
eap. Both for $15 cash, or exc.
for 2nd-hand DeLavail cream
separator, No. 12, in good cond.
Mrs. J. F. Folds, Hillsboro, R 1.
400 egg cap. Inc. for sale or
xe. for 40 bu. corn in shuck.
Lawrence Griffis, Odum, R 1.

4-600 egg Buckeye Inc. (Stan-
dard), fire proof, copper pipes,
nd in first class cond., ready
or use, $30 each. Mrs. F. B.
Flanders, Rockledge.

_500 cap. Buckeye brooder, $7.-
. FOB. M. Brown, Dalton, R 1.

Late model 16000 egg Peter-
sine Inc. good as new. Sell or
wade for smaller machine. Har-
id M. Boardman, Augusta.

- 260 egg cap. Queen City Inc.,
A-1 cond. including lamp and
thermometer, etc. Sell or exc.
for syrup or young hens. G. C.
Humphrey, Millen.

112 egg cap. Buckeye _ Inc.,
good cond., gives perfect results,
$12 or exc. for 150 lbs. new lint
cotton and 50 good white feed
sacks. Ea. pay chgs. Mrs. W. S.
Ellington,, Brunswick, R 1.

800 cap. brooder, in good cond.
$4 FOB. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Can-
on, R 2.
_ Porter Soft-Heat Inc., in per-
fect cond., 225-250 cap. Sel lor
_ exc. for 250 W. L. or B. R. chicks,
or for 30 W. L. pullets. M. L.
_ Wood, Adairsville, R 1.

4-600 egg Buckeye Inc., in
first class cond. and ready for
use, $30 ea. FOB here. Mrs. F.
SB. Flanders, Rockledge.

Little Brown Hen Inc., $1.50.
It needs thermometer, Mrs. Cc.
= c. Parks, Ellaville.

Buckeye coal brooders, 500
ap. 2 used 1 season; 1 new, nev-
er been uncrated. Cash, or exc.
_ for farm produce can use. N. C.
Willoughby, Blackshear,

Super Hatcher Inc., 75 egg
eap., A-1 cond. $6 at Quitman.
ple S. N. Jordan, Quitman, R

1 Brower electric prooder, 300
chick cap. for sale cheap or exc.
_ for cow, hog, corn or anything of
Same value can use. R. F. Mc-
Creary, Atlanta, 260 Laurel Ave.

Sw.

300 chick Radio Blue Flame
oil burning brooder, with in-
struction book; used 1 season,
- good cond. $3.50 FOB. Mrs. WwW.
_ @. Johnson, Sparta.

_. Buckeye brooder, 500 cap. oil
burner, perfect cond. $10 or exc.
for fruit trees or other value;
also 25-30 R. I. Red and White
ghorn. hens, Mrs. W. W. Dris-
















































z model A, 240 cap. Suckeve
., instruction book and all
parts. $15 del. Mrs. Rose Dan-
rs, Buena Vista. -

_1 Schwalg-Smith four-in-one,
800 ip. Ine. I value it at $50.
or exch. J. O, o uaacll,







Incubators, Brooders,



Etc., For Sale



used 3 times, $6 FOB. Mrs. Stel-
ja Clifton Barfield, Hahira,

Trapnest for poultry house,
450 egg size Standard Reliable
Inc. 500 chick size Blue Flame
brooder. All in good cond. Sell
or trade. O. H. Bradbury, Bo-
gart.

500 chick cap. Sears - Roebuck
brooder, thermostatic control, in
good cond. Sell or exc. for 6
well bred R. I. Red pullets, No
culls, Ben F. Powell, Lylerly, R
2.

750 cap. Buckeye Battery
Brooder, 6 separate electrical
units, $40. R. H. Roberts, At-
lanta, 865 West End Ave.

Buckey@ brooder, 1 M cap.
Used once. Cost $25. Make offer.
Lewis Beers, Newnan.
Super Hatcher, 400 cap. Used
only once; everything complete,
$15 cash or will take some feed
in exchange. Mrs. S, &. Field,
Atlanta, 1814 Howell Mill Road.

120 cap. Inc. good Incubator
and good cond. $3 cash, or exc.
for gilt pig, any breed, or for 5
hens and rooster, large freed.
Daner Greenway, Gainesville, R
6;

150 egg. Inc. and 300 chick
oil burning brooder, A- 1 cond.,
thermometer, and instructions
and extra wicks included, $15
FOB. T. E. Green, Blue Ridge.

Putnam brooder, just used 1

winter, $3. Miss G. B. McLane,
Hartwell.
Dependable 250 egg cap.

erything complete; crated, ship-
ped FOB, $15 cash or trade for
30 lbs. goose feathers. Mrs. Mary
Collins, Cordele, R 4.

Super Hatcher Inc., 250 cap.
with egg tester, thermometer,
new wicks, instruction book,
complete, FOB, for cash, $10.
Mrs. W. , Davis, Reidsville, Box
252.

1 second ~ hand Little Brown
Hen Inc., 50 egg cap. Used twice,
$2.50; also Toledo commuting
scale, 30 Ib. cap. used less than
1 yr. Write. Mrs. G. M. Tucker,
Darien.



Poultry For Sale



BANTAMS

Few pr. small type White
Game bantams, wt. 1 lb. grown,
$1 pr. Exe, for corn or anything
ean use on farm, Mrs. Wz #Jz
Smith, Lebanon.

27 mixed breed Bantdm hens
and 5 roosters, 35c ea. or exc.
for any other breed of hens.
Bach for each. R. P. Wright,
Dudley.

1 pr. Golden Sebrights, 1932
hatch, $1; 1 fine pr. B. B. Red

Baldwin, Douglasville.



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Pure bred Thompson Imp.
Ringlet B. R. cockerel and 3
pullets, $2.25, or cockerel, 5c:
pullets, 50c each. FOB Temple.
Mrs. W. I. Pollard, Bremen, R 1,
Box 37.

Nice spring hatch B. R. (dark)
pullets, 75c ea; roosters, $1 ea.
Adair P, Chapman, Moultrie, R
Ree:

3 Thompson Ringlets, April
cockerels, $3 FOB for lot: Imr.
tender streaked Half Runner
garden bean seed, 30c pt. $1.10
per half gal. del. Mrs. N. R. Wil-
son, Canon, R 2.

Pure Thompson Imp. Ringlet
B, R. February hatch cockerels,
$1 ea. 2 for $1.75 FOB; dried,
cured ham, wt. 23 Ibs. 25c ib.
FOB. Cash_ with order, _ Mrs.





Incubators, Brooders,

150 egg cap. Inc., in good cond.

Inc., set twice, good as new; ev-|

Games, $3.50. Satisfaction. Ripp}

Poultry For Sale

B. R, cockerels, March and
April 1932 hatch. Parks str.,
bred to lay, $1.50 FOR. Mrs. M.
G. Smith, Teomsboro, Rk 1.



LEGHORNS

45 Tancred str. April hatch W.
L. pullets, good cond. and lay-
ing, 60c ea. Mrs. J. G. Ginn;
Washington, R 3.

10 Marche hatch AAA Tan-
cred str. cockerels, from best
blood lines, $7 pr. or $25 for lot.
W. M. Wills, Pelham.

90 S. C. Leghorn April pullets,
direct from Ferris. Now laying,
$1 ea. at yard. W. G. Hulme,
Rockledge. -

3 W. L.. Tom Barron str. di-
rect from Roselawn AA Matings,
Tibbals best of breeding stock,
April hatch, $1.50 ea. or $4 for
lot. Mrs. A. Kirkland, Nicholls.

100 W. L. 6 wks. old pullets,
20c ea. FOB. No culls. A. C, Li-
ler, Hogansville.

Ped. breeding cockerels, from
Official contest record hens, 250-
284 eggs per yr., officially blood-
tested. Pure Tancred str. 10 mos.
old, large type. Price reasonable.
M. W. Kantala, Elberton.



MINORCAS

15 Black: Minorca hens and 3
Jersey B. Giant hens. Make of-
fer. F. G. Jenks, East Point, 208
St. Michael Ave. -

Pape str. Black Minorcas, se-
lected for breeding: pullets and
cockerels, $1 each, 10 for $9;
egzs for hatching, 75c per 15. $4
Cc, Mrs. G. W. Wilson, Martin, R
ms



Poultry Wanted

ANCONAS
Exe. good field peas for from
50 15 Ancona-Bantam hens and
1 cockerel; also 3 yr. old thor-
oughbred Jersey heifer, with ist
calf. G. W. Hammock, Bowden,
R 3.





LEGHORNS

Exc. 2 or 3 Jersey milch cows
for same value in W. L. hens or

Forsyth, R 3.

Want 1 thoroughbred Tancred
or Barron str. Leghorn rooster.
Exe. 2 Tancred str. May hatch
pullets or 1 Tompkins str. R. I.
Red rooster. M. E. Mosley Man-
or.

Want W. L. pullets to raise on
shares. Plenty of exp. and ref.
Lewis Beers, Newnan.

Exe. 22 fine, mixed hens for
20 B. L. hens and 2 cockerels,
not over 1 yr. old. T. N. Athon,
Oglethorpe.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. I fur-
nish feed; other party pay chgs
Mrs. Carl D. Stallings, Douglas-
ville, R 6.

Want 100 W. L. baby chicks to
raise on halves, up to 10 wks.
Will furnish feed and do work;
other party to pay chgs. Would
consider heavy breed. Mrs. Clar-
ence Tedder, Blakely.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Nice cow to freshen about De-







cember 26th; good qualities,
good milker. W. M. Ethridge,
Warthen.

Real nice cow, fine shape,

gentle as can be, fresh, fine hei-
fer (8rd) calf. $30, W. V. Gib-
son, Temple, R 2.

1 large yoke of oxen, wt. 2700







S ee well matched and well broke.

| Montezuma.

pullets. Write or see C.H. Ashe,

or lJard, wheat; Pecans, exc. for



_MARKET BULLETIN

Live Stock For Sale

Pure Jersey bull for sale or exc
for young steers or bull calves.
Buyer bring calves and get bulls.
Write what you have. T. W.
Chestnutt, Lenox, R 2.

Good Jersey cow, good cond.
freshen in January; will give 4
gal. per day; if interested, see:
75 or 100 bu. good, sound peas,
slightly mixed. Make best best
offer. W. B. Sutton, Adairsville,
Ra

For sale or trade reg. Jersey
bull, 6 yrs. old, in good order.
No bad habits. Reason for dis-
posing, to keep from inbreeding.
R. T. Cowart, Bronwood.

Nice 4 yr. old yoke of Oxen
steers, well broke, wt. about 800
lbs. ea. Cheap for cash. M. C.
Mason, Cut Cane.

Thoroughbred Hereford bulls,
all ages, from our famous Col-
onial Plantation herd. Reg. in
buyers name at farmers prices.
W. B. Hutchinson, Leesburg.



HOGS FOR SALE

10 B. P. C. pigs, $2.25 ea. 10
wks. old; 2 sows, $10 each. All
thoroughbred; also 4 goats, $1
ea. at my barn. S. L. Allen,

Thrifty growing Red Berk-
shire 10 wks. old pigs, $3 ea.
Ione Lewis, Baxley, R 4.

Berkshire sow, wt. about 400
lbs. bred to farrow, first of yr.
Sel] or exc. for fresh Jersey cow.
H. J. West, Atlanta, 316 Peters
St. SW.

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, 3 mos. old,
from very best blood lines in
America Sire and Dam of pigs
selected for breed type, at prices
that will compare with times.
Marion Winge, Secy. Swine Club
of Lyons Voc. Dept., Lyons, Ga.

150 lb. or more, 10 mos. old,
reg. stock Duroc male, fat, $8
cash, or 20 bu. sound corn, del.
See or write. S. Thos. Jefferson,
Lenox, R 1.

Sow, Essex and Duroc cross,
Wt. about 200 Ibs. $20. Will exc.
for used wire fence, del. my
farm. J. R. Lanier, Graymont, R
Le

200 Ib. S. P. C. bred to 500 Ib.
boar, also 1 gilt, sired by Son of
Worlds Grand Champion, Both
at depression prices. G. A. Black,
Herndon.

Reg. 8S. P. . pigs, bred gilt,
service boars. All from the
Worlds Champion Blood. Sell or
exc. for Leghorns, young hens
or pullets. F. H. Bunn, Midville.

African strain Black Guinea
hogs, stay-fat kind. 3 mos, old,
$6; bred sows, $25. Money re-
funded if not pleased. Choice
pigs for breeding, only ones
shipped. Edwin Britt, Marshall-
ville, Box 151.

1 Ser oo. gilt, 50 Ibs. or more,
1$5 FOB; pure bred Buff Rock
cockerels, AAA, 5 mos. old, 75c
- CG: Callahan, Waycross, R

Duroc J. young boars and
gilts, 75 to 100 Ib. Service boars
and bred gilts, 125 fo 150 lbs. 7c
Ib. Exc. for seed oats, Ga. Sugar
cane syrup, N. C. Flat Runner
peanuts. L. H. Edenfield, Still-
more, R 1, Box 31.

18 P. C. shoats, 60-70 Ibs, $2.50
each; 10 head of Guernsey hei-
fers, 4 1-2c lb: 35 W. L. hens,
75 ea. Trade for pair of brood
mares not over 7 yrs. old, wt. 1
M lbs. good workers. W. T. Rob-
erts, Gray.

S. P. C. boar, ready for service,
sub. to reg. $8, or exc. for syrup

runner peanuts or anything can
use; Jersey cow, $35, or exc. Joe
M. Brown, McRae.

250-300 Ib. bred Duroc - gilts,



for 2-60 Ib: thrifty
| Prepay shipping ch;

ee Me pe et ee eae







Thursday, Janua:
Live Stock F.

ea. All registered.
Lumsden, Talbotton,

HORSES & MULES FO
-. 10 yr. old black mare
1050 ibs. Good work
harness; no blemishes.
Sell or exc. for pr. mi
over 10 yrs. old, wt. -
lbs. O. W. Wee
1, Box 99. =

1 Jennet ee abo
old, gentle, works good
exc. for a Shetland pon,
Carl Rodgers, Ogletho

Black horse mule
old about 1200 Ibs. wt
cond. $50 cash, or
thing can use. E. C. Mil
ia Springs.





























RABBITS FOR

1 ped. Gray Chinchi
mos. old, healthy, for
exc. for another ped. C
buck, same age or olde:
Ea. express collect, Se
Uvalda.

Chinchillas, 50c ea,
FOB. Mrs. Lois Tanne
rose. S

2 white bucks, $1.
for a doe. No chks. Lut
ner, Iron City. =
- 1 large White rabbi
O. A. Turner, Fitzger:

25 rabbits (Chin.
and -Whte), 6-10 mos.
5-7 lbs. for sale or exc.
kens or hogs. Bargain
Burk, Jackson. =



























































SHEEP & GOATS F

2 Nubian does, 1 reg.
er eligible to reg. Bot!
pure bred Nubian buck
young does, $25 for the
Stracke, Sparks, _

Pure Toggenburg mil
for sale or exc. for hei
pullets or pigs. J. Ww
Raymond.

3 Bills and 2 Nann
for lot, or $1 each, cr
pure Thompson Imp.
R. eggs, 75c per 15 di
returned. Cash. No ck
lor Hooks, Unadilla,

Pure Nubian doe, he
pet, freshen in about
yrs. old in March. Fir










































bian buck. $60. .
College Park, 515 Lee
Calhoun, 1389.

ae Stock Ww 4

CATTLE WAN

Want Jersey or Guer:
fer calf, 6 mos. old.
of smoking tobacco,
sound seed velvet bea
R. Lanier, Graymont,
Want 2 good milch
stein or Jerseys. Will }
good value that cost
Harper, Wray, R 2.
Want a good cond. m
fresh in or soon to fres.
ing 2 1-2 or 3 gal. milk
good value that cost $2.7.
Mrs. N. C. Moore, Wes
R23:
Will pasture, feed an
few Jersey or Guernse
on shares. H. M. Mail
ford.

Want milkers or
Exc. value of $68 for sal
Pritchard, Bartow, Rt.




















































































HOGS WANT
Exc. slightly mixed
for nice shoat or pig.
offer in first letter. G
mock, Bowdon, R 3.
Exc. 6 bu. whte_ sh































pee 20 -300 Ib. boars, vous. eo



| Norris, Harriso:




Plants F or Sale

.RKET [BULLETI ee

Plants For Sale

Tobacco F or Sale

Tabs es For Sale :



= onion and cabbage
bo M. RR, L. McRee,

and E. J. cabbage

20 C. 40c, 500; 60c M. D.|

Baxley, R 4, Box 40...



sed For Sale .



ermuda onion sts, 15c
gal. 50c; $3.25 bu. Del.
post. Mrs. Louise Holio-
rooklyn.
nks Golden Treasure
seed, guar. pure, 2nd
ct. 25 'pxt., 50c oz; Dill
p seed, 10c per 2 this.
id. R. H. Lon, Culver-

ed amount The Johnson
eed Tom Watson melon
er Ib, Allen R. John-
ire,
half runner beans, 15

face, broad leaf tobac- |

10c spoonful. Add post-
iemima Crump, Talk-

D- seed: Margiobe to-
yellow Bermuda on-
$1.50 lb; Chas. W.
PIDs bay as

tt Davis, Hozansviile.
ma grain sorghum.
10-18 in. long;
er 100 bu. acre. 5. Ibs.
re), $1, 25c lb. Mrs. E
, Newnan, 296 College

t onions, large var..
planting or eaiing, 30c
bu. Send postage. D.
, Tyrone.
en pod okra seed, No
is, Spe; 10 1b. 30% 20
Ib. W. Li. Geiger, Val-

white velvet okra seed
long green pods, 12:
hole lot; also any amt
) corn. C. A. Arnald,

ser seed, thls. postpaid
-C. Craton, Dallas, F

er seed, guar. 5c start
also pkt. of anohe:
large head and Jap.
seed, 5c pkt. post-

raton, Dallas, R 4

ed, $2 del. or. exch.
yau? Eliza Anderson

pest hand
melon seed,

picked
fresh

Ss, Haddock.

e nest multiplying
del. Cash or

Mrs. Grace Mur-

1ultiplying Calif. beer
good start, del. also
pop corn, 10 lb. no

. Corine Floyd,

plying beer seed,
paid; black walnut

| 1-2 yrs. old, 25 ea;
-yrs bushes, 15 ea. Add
Mrs. Sallie Floyd, Rock-

sananza tobacco seed,
by State Experimen
ton against disease.
ough to sow 400 yard
: W. H. Bonner, Ha-

ea: 3 Ibs. 500; ety

ia Spectabilis:
Thich will dbl. crop
lowing. Introduced by
nt, Best, quickest
Reese gee

a new



Curled mustard, Crotalaria
Spectabilis, okra, sev. var., all at
aoc Ib. Sev. var. watermelon, 30c
ib. Bags and postage. Donald
Gordon Smith, Cloudland.

Red and yellow pop corn,
Too sunflower, citron, collard,
Patty-Pan squash, pumpkin, ok-
ra, pepper, dogwood berries, shu-
mac, honey locust, 10c pkg. Ed-
win Tatum, Bolton.

Very choice seed chufas, $2
bu. Watson watermelon seed, 25c
lb. All FOB. R. L. Clifton, Oli-
ver, 3.

Bonanza tobacco seed, 3 tbls.
50C.] Po Pode Ww, Lariscy, Halcy-
ondale, R 3.

Best coffee seed, large pkt.,
15c; 1 Ib. $1.10. Del. Cash with
order. No stamps. A. M. Cal-
houn, Soperton, R 3, Box 24.

Sorghum can seed, Honey
Drip, 50c pk. each; walnut meats
new crop, 40c Ib. up to 5 lbs. All
del. Buncomb collards, 80c M.
Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewison.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, Guar.
pure and sound, by hand, 20c lb.
No order under 10 lbs. H. L. a
eee Butler, R 3.

Pure white velvet okra seed,
20c lb; Martin gourd seed, 10
| out, @eep Rib cantaloup seed,
10 pkt. All 1932 seed. Miss Annie
EB. Jones, Fayetteville, R 3.

Truckers prices onion sets,
Yellow Globe, Red, 65c gal. $1.15
pk., $4 bu. Exp. collect, January
10th. W. C. Stephens, Flowery
Branch,

Yellow Prior tobacco seed from
1932 crop. Treated and free of
trash. 25 per tbls; Tom Wat-
son seed, sound, clean, from
large melons ,50c Ib. J. C. Amer-
son, Hahira.

8 lbs. of Dales Bananza tobac-
co seed, $4 lb. W. D. Poythuso,
Swainsboro.

Ky. Wonder beans, cattail mil--

let, 25c lb. American Wonder
melon seed, 3 doz 10c; 15 lbs.
white velvet okra seed, 25c lb
%3 for lot. Del. Ruth Braswell,
Loganville, R 2.

Eaves large yellow multiply-
ing prolific onions, 15c qt. 60:
val. $4.50 bu. FOB. Exc. for any
thing can use, Jos. Norman
Dewyrose, R 1.

Imp. Bonanza tobacco seed.
20c thls. $3 lb. postpaid. This to-
bacco made over $600 per acre in
1926. L. H. Grimsley, Adel.

Large, white nest onions, 20c
eal. plus postage; large red seed
peanuts, 20c gal. plus postage.
Mrs. J. G. Truitt, Hamilton, R
2



Seed Wanted

Want pure Stone Mtn., melon,
cabbage-heading collard seed;
white feed sacks, papershell pe-
cans. Exe. Sugar Crowders, Eng.
peas, white table peas, new sun-
dried -apples. C. F. Maddox,
Lawrenceville.





Miscellaneous For Sale



Deer Tongue leaves, for fla-
voring smoking tobacco, 1-2 Ib.
30c; 50c 1b; colored Bunch but-
ter-beans, 20c Ib. 2 lbs. 35c. All
prepaid. W. M. Thornton, Jes-
up.

Black walnut MEATS, 30c Ib.
postpaid. Sifted and clean. Mon-
ey order. . V. Collins, Mays-
ville, R 2.

Quantity of No. 1 bisek wal-
nuts for sale or trade for Rib-
bon Cane syrup, chickens, ducks,

corn or potatoes. J. Whiteman,
_| Adairsville.

Black walnut MEATS, this



Exc. $125 value for good mule.
Virginia Rogers, Culberson, N. C.
R 1, Box 80, Resident of Ga.

Country hog lard, 8c ib; un-
washed whito vool, 20c lb. hea-
vy fleeced sheep skins, T5c ea;
50 fat hogs, 3 1-4c gross weight;
10 Guernsey heifers, $20 a.
FOB. Robt. S. Anderson, Haw-
kinsville.

Nice, clean sifted black wal-
nut MEATS, 35c ib. 3 lbs. $1.
also nice pecan MEATS in hal-
ves,, 35c lb. Mrs. M, J. Howing-
ton, Commerce, R 2.

Black walnut MEATS, new
crop, dry, clean, sifted, large
pieces, 30c lb. Postpaid in lots of
2 Ibs. up. Cash or money order.
L. F. Collins, Maysville, R 2.

Home ground grits (sifted),
strictly guar., 2 1-2c Ib. FOB my
station. Send coin instead of
stamps. C. L. Cole, Scotland.

2 bu. nicely hulled and dried
black meat walnuts, del. Colum-
bus, $1 bu. Mrs. J. Ward Brown-
ing, Box Springs.

Black walnu's in hull, 35c bu.
Hulled, 45c bu. FOB; Kudzu
crowns, 8 yrs. old, $8 per M FOB.
Also want 6 M stalks Sugar
Cane for planting in March,
1933. J. E. Mathis, Junction
City.

New dry sage, 45c Ib. in small-
er amounts. Add postage; Pair
of turkeys, $6 FOB; mule, good
worker, gentle, $20 or exc. for
other value. Mrs. Joe S, Stanton,
Conyers, R 1, Box 118.

Yellow root, 30c lb, Wild
cherry bark, 15c lb; sassafras
root, 15c lb; liitle white peas,
80c Ib. All del. Also okra seed,
25c lb. Mrs. Jewell Laster, Fair-
burn, R 1.

6 lbs. bird feathers, 75c Ib.
also Ga. Runner peanuts, 60c
bu; Stone Mtn., watermelon
seed, 40c lb. Mrs. Lillie Wise,
Pitts, Rt. 2. :

Hulled and dried black wal-
nuts, this yrs crop, 2c Ib. Nice,
clean dried sage, 50c lb. del.
Also red hot pepper, 25c Ib. Mon-
ey order only. Mrs, J. E. Yawn,
Rhine, R 1.

Yellow root, Mayapple, 15c Ib.
Queen of the Meador, raittleweed
root, 25c lb. Spignant, 25c. Add
postage; also 6 R. I. Red pul-
lets, cock, 7 mos. old, $4 FOB.
J. W. Jackson, Talking Rock, R
ae

Fresh leaf sage, 40c lb. and
postage. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ring-
gold.

1-2 bu. Chufas, $1.35 del. 3rd
zone; select chewing tobacco, 12
Ibs. $1; smoking, 6c lb. All del.
and sat. guar. Exc. 2 gal. honey
for dried apples. F. M. Fowler,
Baxley, R 2.

Black walnut MEATS, clean,
sifted, in nice pieces, 251 Ib. FOB.
M. A. Cochran, Protection.

Large Martin gourds, 10c ea.
holes cut, 12 1-2c ea. Prepaid.
Gurman Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want 1-2 bu. Ga. chestnuts.
State price. Must be good. L. M.
Jones, Molena.

Want several lbs. tame com-
frey root, fresh. J. T. Patterson,
Atlanta, 215 1-2 Marietta St.

Want to buy furs of all kinds
and hides, alsa pei daa root.
Will pay a good neiee . Pul-
liam, Toccoa, R 1.

Exc. 2 Ibs. white running but-
ter-bean seed for 6 - 100 Ib.
cap. white feed sacks. Mrs. Ma-
mie Rodgers, Oglethorpe.

Want a few lbs. new goose

feathers. Will exc. equal value in}
4

First class grade of flue cured
Red Leaf tobacco, aged and mel-
low, perpared ready to use, 10
lbs. 65c postpaid in Ga. G. T.
Williams, Alma.

Good, home-made, flue cured
Bright Leaf tobacco, chewing
and smoking, 6 lbs. 60c; 10 lbs
$1. Prepaid in Ga. Mrs. L. D.
Boatright, Rockingham.

1931, flue cured tobacco, in
leaf, reddish brown. 13 Ibs. 1
del. in ist and 2nd zone. Oscar
Hamilton, Vidalia.

Good, old, home-made tobac-
co, chewing and smoking, pre-
pared ready to use, 10 Ibs. 50c.
D. E. Williams, Rockingham.

Good, home - made tobacco,

AM tue cured, 10 lbs. 50c. No chks.

W. F. Pops, Alma, R 3.

Good, flue cured tobacco,
sweet or strong, 10 Ibs. 60c; 15
lbs, $1 prepaid. Maggie Parker,
Alma. |

Good, home-raised, flue cured
tobacco, 10 lbs. 50c. No chks. V.
C. Pope, Alma, R 3.

Good, flue cured tobacco,
Bright Leaf, 1932 crop, 6 lbs. 50c;
12 lbs. $1, prepaid to 3rd zone.
Mrs. J. J. eee Rocking-
ham.

- Red, flue cubed tobacco, 10c

lb. Del. in lots of 10 lbs. or more.
Frank Smith, Surrency.
- Red and mellow, flue cured
tobacco, 9c Ib. del. in lots of 8
Ibs, or more. Cash with order.
Ike Tomberlin, Surrency.

Flue cured chewing or smok-
ing. tobacco, 15 Ibs. $1 del; To-
bacco seed, lemon yellow var. for
cigarette type lead. tob. of this
section. Seed for 300 yard bed
50c del. Dan A. Campbell, Bax-
ley, R 2.

A No. 1 yrade of barn flue
cured tobacco, 1931 crop, aged
and mellow, long Red or Yellow
Leaf, 10 lbs. 50c. M. S. White,
Alma.

Good, old home-made tobacco,
sweet or strong, well pressed, 10
lbs. 55 collect. Earnie Floyd,
Alma.

Bright Leaf, flue cured tobac-
co, 5 Ibs. 50c; 10 Ibs. $1, prepaid
to 8rd zone. Guaranteed. H. R.
Jarrell, Baxley, R 4.

Bright and mellow, flue cured
tobacco, 10c lb. del. in lots of
10 lbs. or more. Frank Smith,
Surrency.

Red, flue cured tobacco, chew-
ing, 10c Ib; smoking, 7c lb. Del.
in lots of 10 Ibs. or more Ike
Tomberlin, Surrency.

Good, mellow, flue cured to-
bacco, 7 Ibs. 50c; 15 lbs. $1. Mrs.
J. R. Riggins, Baxley, R 2.

Good, old, home-made tobac-
co, yellow or red, 10 lbs. 50c. W.
F. Pope, Alma, R 3.

Good, home-made, flue cured
tobacco, Bright or Red Leaf,
ready to use, 13 Ibs. $1 del. to
3rd zone. Mrs. C. A. Boatright.
Mershon.

Good, home-made, flue cured
tobacco, Bright or Red Leaf,
ready for use, 13 lbs. $1 del. 3rd
zone. Miss Colline Deen, Coffee.

Flue cured tobacco, chewing
or smoking, 1932 crop, 15 lbs. $1

del. Cash with order. Dan A.

Campbell, Baxley, R 2.

\ Good, old home-made tobacco,

dark Red and Bright, chewinz
and smoking, 16 lbs. $1. Virginia
Bright Leaf tobacco. J. R. Turn-
er, Alma, Ri 3s;

Good old home-made, flue to- |

value. acco,



Good, old, home raised tobac-

co, Red or Bright, flue cured, old
mellow, fine for chewing an

smoking, 17 lbs. $1. I. G. Pierc

Alma, R 3.

Good, flue cured tobaces,
Ibs. $1, or 30 lbs. $2 prepaid
zone. Mrs. Bell Park, Alma.

1931 Leaf tobacco, reddish
brown, 13 Ibs. $1 del. in 1st and
2nd zones. Oscar Hamilton, V:
dalia. 4

Good, brown, thick leaves
bacco, 14 lbs. $1, or 7 Ibs.
Prepaid to 8rd zone. Mrs. Ber-
nard Thornton, Baxley, R 2.

Barn, flue cured tobacco, long
dark Red leaf. 1931 crop. Ready
to use, 14 lbs. $1 prepaid. Sat.
guar. H. L. Williams, Rocking-
ham.

Flue cured tobacco, long dark
Red or Light Red, 1931 cro
Pressed, ready to use, 14 lbs. $1
postpaid. Sat. guar. J. G. Med-
ders, Alma.

Bright, flue cured tobnaen| or
long dark Red Leaf, aged, rea-
dy to use, 14 lbs. $1, postpaid.
Sat. guar. Lawton wile Ale
ma.

Good, whole leaf tohaend. 13
Ibs. $1; 6 lbs. 50c. Prepaid to 3rd_
zone, Alice Milikin, Baxley. |

Genuine, A-1, flue cured to-
bacco, 13 Ibs. $1; 6 Ibs. 50c Pre-
paid to 3rd zone. Frank Harris,
Baxley.

Barn cured tobacco, long dark

| Red Leaf, ready to use, 14 Ibs. $1

prepaid. Sat. guar., or money re-
funded. G. W. Teston, Coffee.

Flue cured tobacco, 1931 crop,
long dark or light Red Leaf, rea-
dy to chew, not molded. 14 Ibs.
$1 del. Sat. guar. J. H. Peacock,
Coffee.

Leaf, 1931 crop. Ready to chew,
14 lbs. $1 del. 3rd zone; smoking, -
22 Ibs. $1. Sat. guar. E. D. Mu-
sic, Alma.

Good, home - made tobacco,
Bright or Red Leaf, ready for
chewing, 13 Ibs. del. $1 Valene
Coley, Alma...

Good, old home-made tobacco,
flue cured, 2 yrs. old, Bright or
Red Leaf, 13 Ibs. $1 prepaid to

Alma, R 3.

Dark and Red Lef tobacco,
ready to chew, 10 lbs. $1; smok-
ing, 10. lbs. 55c. Clyde Lankford,
Alma, R 3. &

Good, old, home-made, flue
cured tobacco, 1931 crop, Bright
and Red Leaf, 10 lbs. 50c. Bessie :
Mathis, Mershon. . :

Good, old, flue cured tobacco,
1931 crop,
chewing or smoking, 10 lbs. 50c.
Dewey Edwards, Mershon. Ss

1931 crop long Bright and Red
Leaf tobacco, flue cured, aged
and mellow, 10 lbs. 50c. H. G.
Williams, Coffee.

Genuine, flue cured tobacco,
Bright and Red Leaf, 1931 crop. ao
10 Ibs. 50c. D. EB. Wiliams, Mer-
shon. ae

Good, old home-made, flue
cured tobacco, Bright and Red
Leaf, 12 Ibs, $1 del. in Ga. Dor-
othy Mae Harris, Mershon.

del; Lemon yellow tobacco seed,, oe flavored and ready to
enough to sow 300 yd. bed, 509"

ing, 10 lbs, 55c. Allen. Leggett, eae
Alma, R 3.
Good, old, home- made tobace
co, flue cured, Bright or Red
Leaf, 10 lbs. smoking, 50c; Post-

Alma, R 3.

_ Good, home = made tobacco,





Flue cured tobacco, long Red

8rd zone. Miss Eula Mae Hayes, ,

aved and mellow,

ew tobacco, 10 Ibs. 50c; smok- _ 4

paid to 8rd zone. L. EB. Paylor,


d, old, home- made tobac-
flue cured, Bright or Red

home-made eoband, 7

- 14 Ibs. $1, postpaid to

1 del. or 7 ibs. 60c del Mrs. El-

la Rozar, Baxley, R 2.
lected Red Leaf tobacco,
ing ene smoking, idc tb.

Mo. 1 obabe dark Red, flue

tobacco, well pressed, aged,
bs. 60c. Postage collect. Cas-
ie Williams, Alma, R 3.
ood, old,. home-made, flue
d tobacco, smoking or chew-
ng 14 Ibs. $1; also Virginia
right Leaf tobacco seed, 20
reaping this. G. W. Miles, Alma.
. Ga., air cured tobacco, 15c
dd postage. Every lb, guar.
exe. some for peanuts for
ating purposes. Write. Roland
. Gray, Blairsville, R 3.
nioh county raised air cured
d tobacco, 20c lb. Add post-
ge. S. A. Deaver, Culberson, N.
*. Rt 1, Resident of Ga.
Good, old home-made tobac-
o, long Red Leaf, 10 lbs. 50c.
Can ship at once, Thelma Ricks,
Alma, R 3.
_ Good, old, home-made tobacco,
1931 crop, aged and mellow, long
Red or Yellow Leaf. i0 lbs. 45c
efor, Orders yeceived before Jan
loth. M. S. White, Alma.
- Good, old, flue cured tobacco.
aged and mellow, 2 yrs. old, Red
or Yellow Leal, 10 lbs. 50c. Hor-
ace L. Turner, Coffee, R 1.
A No. 1 grade of old crop to-
acco, good, mellow leaves, Red
or Yellow, 10 lbs. 50c. M, B.
pe, Alma. :

Tobacco Wanted





mp eiiabs best prices on 40 Ibs.
Gel. by parcel post, Yellow Leaf

home-grown tobacco, flavored
and pressed, ready for chewing.
H. Davis, Molena, R. 2.
Want good tobacco in 10-20 Ib.
lots, for chewing cr smokin.
Send sampie and state price. W.
Cc; Tiller, Carlton, R 1.
Want 10-20 Ibs. good, Bright
Leaf smoking tobacco. Send
s mple and best prices. T. E.
Green, Blue Ridge.
Exc. Everbearing strawberry
Crowder peas at 4c Ib. for Red
Leaf chewing tobacco. Ea. pay
tage. J. H. Strange, Homer, R

Exe. white bunch butter-beans
- yellow daffodil bulbs for
clean, mellow chewing tobacco,
or sell butterbeans, 10c lb; bulbs,
40c C. Add postage. Mrs. J. W.
Overton, Bowdon, R 4.

Exc. 13 lbs. white, black-eyed

eas for 7 lbs. barn cured chew-
ing tobacco. Ea. pay postage
Grady Towe, Adairsville, R 3.



_ Georgia Products
F or Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
_. Frost: proof Eng. peas, Tall or
ish var. 2 Ib..4 lbs. lots post-
paid. Exc. for other value. E. Na-
azlehurst R bs



d Or 4 Bs.
avis, Molena, RFD 2.
rt e se Red eee See

$i. LH



Georgia Products _

For Sale

KET [BULLETIN

Georgia Products

For Sale |



sound,
Hi. 3B,

3 bu. O-too-tan beans,
dry and clean, $2 bu.
Chandler, Luthersville.

Old time Eng. pea seed, 15c
per cup; Radish seed, 10c ths
Okra seed, 20c per cupful. Lily
Alred, Tallapoosa, R 3.

75 bu. nice, clean O-too-tan
Soy beans, sacked in new 2 bu.
bags. $1.50 bu. FOB. Grown on
my farm, J. H. Palmer, Tennille.

1932 crop of good, sound O-
too-tan beans, $1.75 bu. in 10 bu.
lots; $2 per single bu. W.. P.
Couch, Luthersville.

New crop O-too-tan beans,
sound and recleaned, $2 bu. FOB.
A. BK. Ware, Marshaliville.

Bunch Eng. pea seed, frost-
proof, 25c lb. Exc for pure pork
sausage. Ea. pay postage; cream
crowder peas, 10c lb. Exc. Joe
Mercer, Fitzgerald, R. 3.

300 bu. 1932 Brabham peas,
sound, not mixed, 65c bu. FOB
in new sacks; mixed Brabs and

Irons, 60c bu. FOB. Tom Coo-

gle, Oglethorpe.

Genuine, selected Brabham
seed peas, sound and pure, 75c
bu. mixed peas, 55c. No order
for less than 5 bu. Send stamp
for repy. W. J. Bargeron, Sar-
dis, Box 146.
1M bu. Velvet beans for sale.
J. .W. Parker, Millen.

100 bu. sound, clean, new crop

field peas, slightly mixed, in new
2 1-2 bu. bags, 50 bu. J. I. Mc-
Nair, Stapleton.

Little Rice peas, slightly dam-
aged, 4c lb. FOB. Aticus McDon-
ald, Stapleton, R 1.

Running butter beans, white,
10 cup, or exc. for Bermuda on-
ion plants, or garden peas, Eng-
lish. Mrs. Jette Craft, Milford.

200 bu. ea. Brabham and Iron
peas, 80c bu. FOB. Sound, new
crop. Sample on requqest. Money
order.or cashiers chk. Ru. FF;
Scarborough, Byron.

Field peas, 60c bu. Exc. for
white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap.;
exc. okra seed for Eng. pea seed:
Lb. okra for 1 Ib. of peas, R, E.
Canady, Stillmore.

50 tons sound, dry velvet beans
$5-ton. Jack Burch, Chester.

50 tons 1932 crop sound, dry
velvet beans, not damaged by
weather. $5 ton in car lots or
Uae loads. D. W. Knight, Dex-
er.

20 tons Velvet beans in. the
pod. $5 ton FOB Cars or truck.
i. J. Gilbert, Dudley.

Genuine O-too-tan Soys, $1.75;
5ioxis, 90c; Brabham peas, 75c;
Clay mix. 70c. All new crop. Send
remittance. D. C. Strother, Ft.
Valley.

Sound, recleaned, running vel-
vets, 80 bu. Brab and Red Hull
Speckled peas, 80c bu; Otcotans,
$1.60. All 1932 crop. Shipped in
hew, 2 bu. bags. C, H. Cooke,
Sandersville, R 5.

Table peas, sound and clean,

6 1-2c lb. in 101b. lots, postpaid |

in 2nd zone. Money order. Also
exe. 15 gal. used wash pot for 1
a . pigs. P. D. Wilmot, Carnes-
VW. eC; x

Velvets in pod. Send for prices
in car lots. C. F. Pauken, Dublin.

Field peas for planting: Brabs,
trons, Whipps, Clays, 80c bu., 2
1-2 bu. bags; mixed peas, 75c.
All clean, sound stock. L. R. Pra-
tor, Ft. Valley.

3 bu.-lady peas, 5c Ib. 3 bu.
black-eyed peas, 3c Ib. All sound,
clean, FOB.) E. V. Loudermilk,
Mt. Airy, R 1.

IM bu. mixed Burke county
peas, 2 1-2 bu. sacks; 600: bu.
corn, shelled, 2 1-2 bu. sacks, for
sale. G. A, Lewis,: Waynesboro.

Few tons velvet beans in pod,
slightly damaged for sale or exc.
for acid phosphate or substitute
for fertilizer. Can grind beans
into : for 1- - of same, L. E.



25 bu. speckled peas, unmixed,
nice -and sound, 70c bu. FOB.
Toliver J. Wadsworth, Milner, R
i

5 bu. O-too-tan beans, sound
and recleaned, $2 bu FOB; Exc.
1 bu. for 40 lbs. of dark Red Leaf
tcbhacco. Ea. pay shipping chgs.
J. J. Murphy, Luthersville.

BUTTER FOR SALE

6 or 8 Ibs. firm table butter ea.
week, 25c ib. del. Every lb. guar.
Cows T. B. tested. Rice peas, 8c
lb. del. C. L. Willis, Talking Rock
R a

- 5 Ibs. table butter ea. week.
bee guar. 25c lb. del. Crowder
peas for table use, 8c Ib. del. Ida
N. Parker, Talking Rock.

2 los. nice, firm country butter
ea. week, in brick molds. Guar.
25c lb. postpaid in ist and 2nd
zones; other zones 28c lb. Stamps
accepted. Mrs. M. &. Ledford,
Crandall, R 1.

2 - 4 lbs. nice table butter per
week. Cows T. B. tested. 25c lb.
del. also okra seed, 35c Ib, Mrs.
Chrystal Adams, Fairburn, R 1.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE





Imp. Rusells Big Boll cotton

seed, 60c bu. Have 10 hu: left,
will take $5 for lot; Mung beans,
40c gal. Lester Frix, Talking
Rock. :

50 bu. pure, low bush and big
boll type Wannamaker cotton
seed, 1931 crop, 40c bu. B. F. Fa-
gan, Martin.

CORN AND SEED CORN -
' FOR SALE
New crop Yellow anc straw-
berry pop corn, 10c lb. or 3 Ibs.



25e, shelled and free from wee-

vils. Bruce H. Walker,
hurst, R 2.

Whatleys Prolific seed corn,

pure as the best, $1.50 bu. 50c
pk. FOB. J. E. Benson, Buena
Vista. ;
_ Piedmont seed corn, and Wan-
namaker plig. cotton seed, for
sale or ec. for Brab peas, syrup
pigs. R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks.
- 400 bu. Whatleys Prolific seed
corn, field selected, guar. $1.50
bu. here. Swap for corn or peas
at market price. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin, Box 436.

Yellow pop corn, shelled and
cleaned, 5c Ib. plus postage. Jack
Fleming, Hartwell, R 4.

Sev. hundred bu. Ear corn, 30c

Hazle-

bu. FOB cars here; also sweet |

potatoes by car load or truck
load. Write for prices. F, L.. Bea-
sley, Reidsville...

350 Ibs. Truckers Favorite seed
corn, nubbed and shelled, graded
tested for germination. at spec-
ial prices in large lots. John
Croine, Philomath.

Pop corn, $2 bu. 50c pk. J. M.
Harrell, Mitchell, R. 2.

150 bu. corn, slipped: shuck,
1800 bundles pood fodder; about
1500 lbs. peavine hay. Make best
offer cash; 1 Jersey miich cow,
$20. T. S. Allen, Waco, R. 2.

Veals selected Prolific seed
corn, red cob (a larger eared
corn than Whatleys). $2. bu.
T. G. Veal, Helena, R 1. 2

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Cured meat, 2 or 3 hams, six
wks. old, 25c lb. Del. in Ga. Wt.
about 20-22 Ibs. R. M. Cosley,
Barnesville, R 1.

Pure Country killed pork sau-
sage, smoked or fresh, 15 Ib.
FOB. Will ship COD. C. H. Wil-
lis, Tifton, 110 5th St,

1 nice dried ham of meat, well
trimmed, wt. 25 lbs. 15c lb. o1
exc. for a good pig or shoat. No
runt wanted. Jesse Moore, Rock-
mart. R 2.

Home - made pork sausage,
smoked, linked, 5 Ibs



Ibs. $1;

| 20C;
$1; fresh, |



oS Georgia Products
For Sale

es January, 5

Georgia Proc
For Sale



Postpaid. 5 lbs. asoricd of 3
items, $1. J. W. Lang, Omega.

Pre-cooked, hermetically seal-
ed pork or steak sausage. Cannot
spoil. Beeswax, beans and pee
on part payment. W. C. Siler,
Summertown.

15 country cured hams, eck.
ed, Wt. 15-25 Ibs. No bugs guar.
15c Ib; whole shoulders, smoked,
and cured, 10e Ib. Ship > COD
plus postage. G. D. Fain, Edison,

Hams, 12c lb. sides and shoul-
ders, 9c lb. All smoked with oak
and hickory. Cash with order;
male and female S. P. C. shoats,
about 3 mos. old, sub. to reg. $5
ea. Jack Bower, Dixie.





FRUIT FOR SALE

Sundried apples, 10c lb. del. 2
nice Allen Roundhead stags for
gale or exchange for equal value
in something else. N. R. Moon-
ey, Quill. e

Nice, sundried apples, Ve Ib.
or exc. for white feed sacks; 10
Ths. for 20 sacks, 100 lb, cap;
any, T. strawberry plants, 25c
. plus postage. Mrs. Birdell E-
tris, Cleveland, R 4.

Nice, sundried Fall apples, free
of core, peeling and worms, 10
Ib. and postage. Mrs. F. Floyd,
Hiawassee.

. Dried apples, new crop, nice

and clean, 12c lb. and postage;
2 Brown turkey 20 mos. old hens,
$3 ea. tom, same age and kind,
$4 or $9 for 3. All FOB. Mrs. G.
J. Holcomb, Bremen.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE
Ga. Runner peanuts, 60c bu. or
exc. for Fulghum seed oats, also
Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, 50c
lb. T. EB. Wise, Pitts.



.. Extra large papershell Stuart

pecans, less than 50 make a lb.
New crop. 5 lbs. $1 postpaid in
Ga. 4th zone add postage. Mrs.

aL, CG; Ploy, VASDICYs R 2, Box

74,

No. 1 N.C. Runner peanuts, 1

1-2c Ib. also 36. March hatch B.
Rock pullets with 3 roosters free,
75c ea. 40 lbs. Delmas pecans,
20 Ib. Money order only. W. S.
Norton, Edison.
,_ Large Red peanuts, 5c Ib. or
exc, for pecans, 100 lb. feed sacks,
or anything can use. Write first.
Lauren. Noble, Trenton.

Large red Valencia peanuts,
free from trash and pops, 2 - 4
nuts to 1 hull, 10 FOB; 12 1-+2c
del.; 1931 Better Staple cotton
seed, 1 in. staple, 50c bu. FOB,
60c del. H. W. Be nie Gresh-
amville.

Nice, shelled pecans, 3 Ibs. $1.
Orders filled at once. Money or-
der. Send postpaid. Mrs. Ruth

| Ahl, Baxley, R 2.

Few tons Runner peanuts, 100
Ibs.. $1.50; $8 ton. G. D. Fain,
Edison.

Hulled pecans, 27 Ib. post-
paid. Nelson Kea, Adrian.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE

Gov. insp. pecan trees; Schleys,
Stuarts, Money-Makers. Write
for special low prices on large
lots. Chas. C. Harman, Stovall.

2 yr. old Tung Oil trees, 4-6
ft. high, 5c ea. in lots of 100. F.
L. Cross, Colquitt.

Lead. var. 1 - 2 yr. old apple
trees, 8 and 12 1-2c ea.- del. or
exc. for, pigs, poultry, corn and
other farm products. Write. T.
M. Webb, Ellijay.

White scuppernongs, rooted, 4,
ted May cherries, 4, 30c;
Sage, big bunches, good roois,





Mrs. R. C. Titshaw, Monr
Hazlenut bushes, 50c
chestnut and chinquapin s
$1.50 doz. large trees, $2
plueberry bushes, 25 do
raspberry, 40c doz. Cals:

Dahlonega.

Yr. old black walnut se
20c each, $2 doz. prepa
Stevens, Shiloh. _ A

Everbearing pear trees.
resistant, delicious for eat.
other purposes. First yr. of
for sale Original stock
ed more than 30 yrs. ag
for prices: J). Go
Bronwood.

Fig, grapes, bulbs, hn
perennials for sale cr ex
G. W. Stevens, Smyrna,

500 papershell pecan
10 ft. Stuarts, Schleys,
and Tesche. Cheap, or &
good plug mule, corn, oats,
or anything can use. C,
ver, Barnesville, R 2.

Lead. varf. apple trees
BOCs) Oe eNie Concord,
grape vines, 10c ea.
Klondike everbearing str
ry, 50 C. State insp.

C. M. Alexander, Clevelan

Scuppernong vines, wel
ed, large white var. 20c
for 50c, prepaid. Isla
Alamo, R 2.

Concord, Moores Ear
agara (white) grape
ea. $1 doz; blackBetria|
dewberries, 5c ea. 50c do:
L. D. Rolader, Atlanta, R

Closing out Nursery
time: 5 M budded Moore, '
Stuarts, Frotschers. Var
Any size, 4-10 ft. Stat
ea. packed for shipping
Mrs. B. E. Daniel, Claxtc

State insp. budded peca
lead. varieties. All sizes f
or exch. Write for barga
ces. F. C. Geiger, Flintside.

500 healthy pecan trees,
ft. Sell. or exe. for pigs,
pullets, seed oats, Soy bea
hay, Eldorado and
berry bushes, grape vi
Wells, Milner, R 1.

700 nice pecan trees, 4
ties, standard, 5 to 8 ft.
near Thomaston. Sell
What have you? T. J. Fr
Atlanta, 217 Spring St. N)

Scuppernong, muscadine

Goose, Blue plum bushe
ea. 85c doz; hazlenut bus
doz. $1. Exe. for tobacco,

feed sacks, or other val
Patterson, Waco.
Money-Maker, Success,
Stuart, Frotscher, and
pecan trees, 3 to 7 ft. 20
ea. J. T. Ponder, Whigha
State insp. true to nam
and peach trees, all lea
10c to 15; grape vines, C

| Niagara, 10c; Progressive

berry, 75c C. Postpaid.
Alexander, Cleveland.

Lead. var. fruit trees:
$45 M; $5 C; apple, Plum
cot, Fiz, Walnut, $8 C.
Pear, Cherry, $10 C. $
BE. B. Travis, Riverdal

Chestnut, chinquepin,
nut trees, all $1 doz. G
ry bushes, 75c doz;

Everbearing and Lady '
berry, 35c C. Cora Turner,
land, R 4.

Hicks Black everbearin:
berry sprouts, 3 - 5 f
10 ea, 15 for $1; |
white scuppernon;
ea. 3 for 25c, Bet
ores Mrs.