Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 April 6

bright peavine hay for

Quote best offer FOB

htsville. H. G. Hatcher,

htsville. -

). 15. tons good peanut hay,

) ton, FOB Eagle Pond, car

or loaded on trucks. M. J.
ardson, Smithville, R 2.

ght, choice peanut hay, car

lots. Rufus Chappell, Am-

Se :

avine hay, $10 ton FOB;

b grass and peavine,

ut hay, $4 ton. T. E. Jones,

ricus, R 2.

Ibs. cattail millet, 10c Ib.
oc, or lot, $1.25. A. J.
Stapleton, R 1.

. bundles good, 4-hand
ler, $1.25 per C;. pure Whip-
will peas, sound and bright,
bu. 30 bu. pure Wannamaker
m seed, recleaned, 40c bu.

Couch, Turin.

in and Hay Wanted

ant 1 to 10 tons bright oat
Wire prices. R. I. King,
mbus.







E lowers and Seed

For Sale

ge watermelon pink cannas
a. Add postage. Mrs. E. G.
Cumming, Rt. 1.
gonias, ferns, Cactus, Fuch-
Justicias and geraniums 5c
ing; Pink, red and white Hi-
seed 10c teaspoon; 4 dif-
co ors verbenas 5c bunch.
postpaid. Josephine Roby,
hell,
ge dbl. pink and red canna
Ss, 50 doz.; Sultanas, Geran-
ferns and Begonia cuttings
ea. Miss Bertha Thornton,
on Road, Forsyth.



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Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Flowers and Seed

For Sale



NUMBER 14.

Flowers and Seed

For Sale



Gladioli, large and extra bulbs
of mixed colors 25c doz; $1.25 100,
Jersey Beauty dahlias 20c_ ea.
$1.75 doz.; All postpaid and gua-
ranteed. J. F. Cottongim, East
Point, Box 247,

Evergreens, Spruce and white
pines, good roots, 5c ea.; Arbor-
vitaes and boxwoods, good roots
15e and 20c. Will accept stamps
or will exch. for feed sacks. Add
postage. Mrs. S. S. Hunt, Blairs-
ville, Rt. 4.

Large. mixed gladioli 20c doz;
$1.20 per 100; Jersey Beauty, pink
Dahlias, 20c ea. 6 for $1; Forsy-
thia, 10c ea.; Small dahlais, mix-
ed, 5c ea: 50c doz. Postpaid. W.
H. Marlowe, East Point 112 La-
Rose, Rt.

Dahlias, Jersey Beauty, large
blooms, 25c ea.; 5 for $1; $2 doz;
Gladioli, mixed colors 2 and 3
blooms per bulb, 25c doz.; $1.25-
100; prepaid. Mrs. Emma Jean
Cottongim, Atlanta, 816 Ashby
St., S.W.

Large giadioli bulbs $1 per 100;
1 yr. old monthly blooming ros-
es, roots, $1 doz; Shrubs, varie-
ty bedding plants, 15c doz. Mrs.
C. E. Leverett, Rt. 1, Atlanta,
Ra. 590.

White, yellow and cream in-
curved chrysanthemum plants,
15c doz.; Not incurved colors:
red, pink, rose, lavender, tan, or-
ange, bronze plants, 10c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. S. Spraggins, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 1.

Red cannas, bronze foliage, or-
ange and red spotted 25c doz.;
Milk and wine lily 3 for 25c; 75c
doz.; Cora] seed, 10c ts. All post-
paid. Mrs. N. B. Brady, Cairo,
Rt. 4.

Daffodils, jonquils, dark pur-
ple iris $1 per 100; Yellow For-



sythia, yellow Japonicas, Weep-
ing Mary, purple and pink Al-
theas, 2 for 25c; Add postage.
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay.

Zephyranthes lilies 50c dozen;
President Red, 20c doz: Large
purple violets 50c 100; False Dra-
gonheads, 8c doz; Price per doz.
FOB. Will exch. Miss A Dixon,
Alma.

Dbl. pink, red and white can-
na lities and red, pink, purple
and yellow Dahlia bulbs 5c ea.
40c doz; Add postage. Will ac-
cept stamps. Allie Evans, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 1.

43 Cedars, ready for shipment,
all over 12 inches. 25c ea. plus
postage. Nancy Foriner, Mur-
rayville, Rt. 1.

Large size bulbs, fancy leaf Ca-
ladiums 15c ea.; Smaller ones,
10c ea.; Hastings Tuberose bulbs

1c ea.; Smal] size; large size, 2c

ea. Add postage. Mrs. H. H.
Herring, Cairo.

Red Velvet roses, peachtree ro-
ses, Burning bush, Butter and
Eggs, Snow on the Mountain, will
exch. for any kind of garden
seed. Write. F. R. Stokes, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

25 different kinds pot flower
cuttings, 5c ea.; Hedges and yard
shrubs, 5c ea. FOB or will exch
for onion or potato plants. Write.
Mrs. C. L. Willis, Talking Rock,
Rt. 3.

Shrubs 12 to 15 in. high 5c ea.
FOB or will pay postage on 25
for $1. Claude Gragg, Clarkes-
ville.

Giant Red Spider lily bulbs,
blooming size, 20c doz.; Dorothy
Perkins rose bushes 10 ea. or 3
for 25c; Not postpaid. Mrs. H.
Lee, Blakely.

Pink Coral vine bulbs, 15c ea.

Will



postpaid. T4rs. W. S. Hessler,

Rincon.

Red Palma Crystal seed for
background or screen; Japanese
Sweet Peas, Rich yellow flowers
from early Spring until frost, 10c
pkg. Add postage. Mrs. R. R.
Martin, Wrightsville.

Crepe Myrtles, pink Weigelas,
15c ea.; Lilacs; Golden Bells, 10c
ea.; Dwarf Boxwoods 8 to 15 in.
$1 doz.; Blue Iris 15c doz; Nar-
cissi, Cannas, 15c doz. Mrs. W.
V. Thompson, Bremen, Rt. 1.

11. doz. blooming size. white
narcissi, 20c doz. 8 doz. smaller,

10c doz. Mrs. Will Marlow, Car-

roliton, R 2.

Sultanas, ferns, Geraniums,
Begonias, rooted 2 for 25c; cut-
tings 4 for 15c; Shasta daisies,
white iris, violets and red Ver-
bena 15c doz; Add postage. Mrs.
L. G. Sanders, Dewy Rose.

Phlox, 15c doz.; Arbor vitaes
and Boxwood cuttings 2 for 5c;
Postpaid. Mrs. Ethel Jones, Mor-
ganton.,

Eureka, Alfred Conard, Presi-
dent, Red Humbert and Wintzers
Colossal cannas 20c doz. $1 - 100;
Doz. different dbl dahlias, 75c;
Milk and Wine lilies 50c dozen.
exch. Mrs.J. E. Harrell,
Quitman, Rt. 6.

Pfitzer Junipers, English Ju-
nipers, Dwarf Arbor-vitaes, Li-
gustrum Lucidum English, Cher-
ry Laurel, Other Evergreens that
will be too large to carry over
another season at cut prices.
James Cureton, Austell.

Purple Achimenese bulbs 2 doz,
for 25c; Hardy Red Verbena 15c
doz. Virginia Howell, Siloam.

Dbl. cannas, red, pink and va-
riegated 10c doz.; Hardy phlox,
$1 - 100; Large and small white



mums 15c doz.; Caladiums 1 yr. _

old, 15 ea. Add postage. Mrs.

Fannie Whigham, Whigham, Rt. q

33
Mixed colors Mountain azaleas

10c doz.; 50c 100; Mountain Lau-
$1 per 100; Spruce
pines, Bhododendrons, $1.25 per
100; Dogwood 15c doz; Will exc. _

rels 15c doz.;

Add postage. Mrs. Mary Lang-
ley, Ellijay, Rt. B. |

Pink Thrift, 45c 100; Holly-
hocks 25c doz. plants; Blanket
plants 25c doz; Mrs. Lee Mosely,
Reynolds, Rt. 1, Box 82.

25 cuttings, mixed
and colors geraniums, Begonias,

Cactus, Lantanas, ferns, Oxalis, co

Justicias and Wandering Jew,
40c; Midnight Flowering cactus

and Coral flowers 2 for 25c; 10c
postage. Harold Pass, Point Pe-|

ter.

ea.; March fowers, Violets, yel-
low roses, Weeping Susie, Jon-
quils, Bridal Wreath, 10c ea;
Cherry sprouts, 15c; Mrs. D. C.
Rogers, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Pansies, Phlox, Shasta daisies
$1 per 100; pink Fairy lilies, 50c
doz; Geraniums, Begonias, Fus-
chias, Justicias 3 cuttings 10c;
Ferns, Jacmines, 10c. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Lois Tanner, Dewy
Rose.

Arbutus, Evergreen Galax,
doz.;
Buds, Red Dogwoods, 2 for 25c.
Add postage. Bessie Cochran,
Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Dahlia bulbs, fine variety dark

red, 2 bulbs 15c; Squirrel Tail
ferns 10c bunch: Mistletoe Ge-
raniums 10c cutting; Yellow pink
10c ea. Add postage. Mr3. Myr-

tle Jackson, Ta king Rock.





extra, dozen
Standard, dozen
3, Georgia trade, dozen

yard run, oe BUctcaes

.pONS, ;
Field peas, mixed, bu.
Fie d peas, not mixed, bu.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, April 3,.1933. Always Subject to Variation.

Atlenta Macon

untry butter. best table, Teese

ir Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.)

_ Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. -

abbage. (per 100 Ibs.)
vine Hay, No. 1, ton
mut Hay, No. 1, ton

Savannah pete Columbus Valdosta
ee :

$ 10%
10
10



Rome
$

Poultry For



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

Flowers and Seed Wanted -

Second-Hand Machinery For Sa e- 6, 9
Second-Hand Machinery Wanted 6, 7, 9
Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For Sale -9

Poultry Wanted

Baby Chicks For Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eggs For Sale

Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wahted
Plants For Sale
Plants Wanted

Seed For Sale
-Miscellaneous For Sale
Ga. Products For Sale
Ga. Products Wanted

INDEX

Sale













if

varieties

Seven Sister Rose cuttings 10c.

Sweet scented violets, Trailing ce
Ise
Arbor-vitaes 2 for 15c; Red



- PAGE TWO

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

- All colors Azaleas 20c doz; rho-
dodendrons, Mt. Laurel, Spruce
pines, 25c doz; Wild violets, ferns
-10c doz.; Snowballs, Lilacs, 25
doz. Mrs. Ellen Bradley, Ellijay,
Rt. 3.

Tame cherry sprouts 25c doz;
Orange Day lilies, Purple Iris,
-10c doz.; Daffodils, jonquils, 10c
doz.; deep yellow azaleas, 12c doz.
J. W. Crump, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

: Dahlia Tubers, assorted colors,
_ 25c doz. Will exch. for Garden
peas, Gladioli bulbs or peanuts.
Ea. pay postage. Mrs. G. W.
Odom, Hemp.
St. Augustine Grass 50c bu;
FOB or will exch. for turkey
chicks or eggs. Lace ferns, 10c;
- Perennial Phlox 15c bunch. Add

postage. Mrs. J. Q. Douglas, 304

Dixon, St., Alma.

. Well rooted, pink, flowering
aiiver spotted: begonias,
and white striped, ornamental

N.

cane, Kudzu vines at reasonable

prices. Mrs. G. BR. Hughes,
Glennville.
Sev. nice Lace ferns, 25c each.
Also martin and dipper gourds,
_ 25c for three; one pt. Ky. Won-
der beans, 25c or exc. for any-
thing can use. Add postage. Mrs,
A. H. Price, Locust Grove; :
Mix. col. large dbl. dahlia (6
- colors) bulbs, 3 for 15c, 30 doz.
del. Miss Lee Crow, Oakwood,
Fondo
Tiger lilies, May Queen, Yel-
low Lady, 25c bulb; snowballs,
- 0c root_. wild ferns, 25c doz.
Honeysuckle vine, 25c; violets,
_ jonquils, 25c doz. Add postage.
- Rose Tilly, Ellijay.
Fox gloves, 25c doz; Orange and

' Lemon lilies 30c doz. Jonquil and

30e C; flowering al-

- narcissi,

monds, spruce pines, 10c ea. Mrs.

J. B. Jones, Dahlonega, R 1.
Daffodils, narcissi, purple iris,

$1 C; $8 M; Queen of May, pink,

paresensis, Honorabilis, Rosy
Queen iris, 50c doz. Bleeding
_ Heart, 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.
Emma Clayton, Roy.
- _Bright red oleanders, 30c; pink
altheas, 20c; Century plants, 10c;
_ jonquils and little yellow narcis-
- gi bulbs, 75 C. All plants root-
ed. Include postage. Mrs. M. L.
_ Peterson, Vidalia. a
. Green wandering jew, also
- green and purple stripe, 25 cut-
tings 15c; pink and red conch

begonias, sword ferns, 15c ea. 2]-

for 25c. Mrs. G. W. Owen, Haw-
kinsville, R 1.

Rooted Guinea Wing begon-
las, 10c each; also dbl. red ge-
raniums, cuttings, also single, 5c

ea. I pay postage. Miss Mary
Garrison, Milan.
Millions of larkspur plants, 25c

or exc. for other flower plants.

_ May cherry trees, 3 for 25c, or
exe. for anything can use. Mrs.
. W. Owen, Gainesville, R 9.
_- Dbl. japonicas, 10c ea. 13 for
$1; Golden Bells and_ azaleas,
- 10c ea., 15 for $1, rooted. Add
postage. Mrs. Willie M. Eller,

_ Ella Gap.
: Artemisia plants 3 for 25e; add
postage. Plant makes lovely fol-
jage. Mrs. E. M. Manry, Gog-
_ gins.
Watermelon Crepe
Woodbine, red white and pink
- Perkin roses, Purple Wisteria,
Rosemary Milk and Wine; Star
_ of Bethlehem, 10c ea; Yuccas 25c
or 5 for $1. Will exch. Mrs. Wm.

E. Burch, Helena, Rt. 1.
All colors Gladioli, Iris lilies,
red dahlias 35c doz; Narcissi,
~ Perennial phlox red Day lilies,
Spruce Pines, red Dogwood 25c
doz.; Postpaid. Verna E. Heaton,
Mineral Bluff.

Pot plants, yard flowers and
seed. Will exch, for potato a.

green |

Myrtles, '



Flowers and Seed

For Sale :

Chrysanthemums, large and
small; Pompons and single dais-
ies. Write at once. Mrs. Marion
Turner, Hawkinsville.,

Perennial blue Asters, Winter
Phlox, Physostegia 25 dozen;
Plumbago, Hydrangeas, Justicia,
Arbutas, Begonias, Cannas, Iris,
Lilies, cash or exch. Mrs. C. H.
Ward, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

2 yr. old Coral or Pink vines
30c ea.; 1 yr. old coral or pink
wine 20c ea.; Mrs. BK. J. Will-
jams, Ty Ty.

100 dark purple Tris $1; Prim-
roses, 20c doz.; Different color
zinnias, Marigold seed, 10c pkg.
Will exch. for Regal lilies and
gladioli. Miss Christine Jones,
Lula, Rt. 3.

Dahlia bulbs, 6 color blooms,
3x9, 15c, 6 for 75c; Ball Dahlia
bulbs 10c or 60c doz; Add post-
age. Bessie Martin, Gainesville,
Rt. 9.

Dbl. Peony roses, 75c bulb;
largest American Pink dbl. rose
bushes 75c ea. Bridal ,Wreath
yellow dbl. Japonicas 75c per
root. Add postage. Miss O. Til-
lie, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mountain Laurels, Rhododen-
drons, 2 to 3 ft. 15 ea.; White,
yellow narcissi 15c doz.; White
fall pinks 10 doz; Add postage.

Hazel Tilley, Ellijay, 3, Box

26.

, Pink Hydrangeas, 250: Rattail
Cactus Blue Plumbago, all root-
ed 15c ea.; Postpaid. Mrs. Char-
lie Arnette, Grovetown, Rt. 2.

Geranium cuttings, -red, pink,
white. Apple Blooms 5c ea; root-
ed reds, 10c; Pink Hydrangeas,
pink Oxalis and red Fuchsia 5c
ea. All postpaid. Money prefer-
red. Mrs. N. B. Overby, Oak-
wood, Rt. 1.

Dahlias, color Sergeant 40c;
Ft. Monmouth 50c; Jane Cowl,
25c; Kathleen Norris, 15c. Mrs.
Warner 15c; Treasurer Island,
60c. P. B. Haynie, Atlanta, Box
417, Rt. 7.

Geranium pacts rooted, 10c
ea.; White Iris lilies 3 doz, $1;
Perriwinkles 25c doz. Spicewood
bushes $1 ea. Add postage. Miss
ee Stanciel, Alpharetta, Rt.

"James Bryden Water lilies, rosy
Carmen $1 ea.; Well rooted Ivy
plants, 10c ea. Mrs. G. B. Wal-
ker, Alpharetta.

Mixed dahlias, not labeled $1
doz. plus postage. Send postage
for cut prices on most expensive
variety. Mrs. John Rymer, Can-
ton.

Red Bachelor buttons, 10c per
tbl. spoon; Jonquils 50c per 100.
Mrs. M. F. Norman, Richland, R
5. jd
Red Japonicas 3 for 25c; Red

Dogwoods, 8 for 25c; Azaleas 35|

doz.; Trailing Arbutus, Galax, 3
doz. 25c; White Pines, Laurels,
3 for 25c. Mrs. Addie Abercrom-
bie, Loving.

Rooted Junipers, 75c ea.; Box-
woods, well rooted, $1 ea.; Dbl.
red Japonicas, 10c; Azaleas, root-
ed 10c ea.; add postage. Ellen
Mitchell, Ella Gap.

Rooted white lilies 15c_ ea.;
Peach roses 10c ea.; Rooted Ju-
nipers, 75c ea.; Boxwoods, root-
ed, $1 ea.; Add postage. Leetha
Parks, Ella Gap.

Rooted pink Cork lowers, 10c
ea.; Orange Lilies 12c doz; Jon-
quils, 15 doz.; Rooted dbl. Red
Japonicas, 10c ea. Add postage.
Mattie Elley, Ella Gap.

Bleeding Hearts, 60c dozen;
Spruce Pines, 75c ea.; Yellow
button dahlias 35c doz; Wild
honeysuckle bushes 25c eg. Phlox
red and white 40c doz. Clyde
Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Snowball bushes, yellow thorn-

less rose bushes. 10 ea.; Hardy
phlox, Sweet: Williams 25 doz.



Flowers and Seed

For Sale

size, $3. Add postage. Mrs. W.
N. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Hastings lemon and orange
African Marigold'plants 5c doz;
Postage paid-on 25c orders. Will
exch. for glads, perennial sweet
peas, dahlias, etc. Mrs. F. W.
Austin, Adel.

Shasta daisies, yellow violets,
Azaleas, Cat Tails, several. kinds
of ferns. Will'sell] or exch. for
sweet potato plants. Miss Dot
Wilson, Loving.

Black and white pines, Rhodo-
dendrons, Mountain Laurels, Bri-
dal Wreath 10c ea.; Lilacs, 15
ea; Orange lilies 15 doz; add
postage. No stamps. Mrs. A. J.
Dye, Mineral Bluff.

Lilies, Laurels, Rhododendrons,
White Azaleas, Peach roses, 15c
ea.; Lemon lilies 20c doz; rose
cuttings, 10c; Golden Glow, 20c
doz; Star of Bethlehem, 20c doz.

Mrs. J. W. Ellis, Mineral Bluff.

Geraniums, pink and red Ox-
alis, Boston ferns, August lilies,
red Conch all 5c.eq. Will exch
for white feed sacks. Mrs. E. C.
Moss, Talking Rock.

25 varieties exhibition Mums,
large select, all colors 18 plants
named $1.10; 25 of best unnam-
ed varieties $1.15 postpaid. Mrs.
J. W. Lariscy, Halcyondale.

Rainbow Moss, Maiden Hair
ferns, 5c ea.; Pink and white
hydrangeas 5c cutting or 3 for
10c; Pink Spade Cactus, 10c or
2 for 15c; Mixed Mums, phlox
and petunias, 25c. 100.\ Mrs.
Joe W. Fordham, Toomsboro, Rt.
ae fe

Flowering pear azaleas, Red
Degwoods, Pussy willows, Lau-
rels, Ivys, Hemlocks, Black and
white pines, Pink, red and white
roses 4 of ea. 25c; Jonquils, phlox
and daffodils 15c doz. Bertha
Millholiand, Mineral Bluff.

' Giant ruffled fringed Petunias
Single mixed colors, Larkspurs,
burning bush and hardy sweet
peas, seed 3 pkg. for 25c; Crepe
Myrtles, Altheas 25c doz. A. Dan-
iel, Winder.

Hyacinths 50c per 100; Jon-
quiis 75c 100; Evergreens 3c per
cuttng; Snowdrops 5c per cut-
ting; Golden Bells 5c ner cut-
ting; Rose cuttings 5c. Add pos-
tage. Coy Haynes, Chatsworth.

Small Crepe Myrtles, Lilacs,
January Jasmines, Pink Al-
monds, Spirea, Altheas, 12 for
$1; Cheaper in large lots. Star
of Bethlehem 10c doz; Mixed
Dahlias $1-100; Add postage.
Mrs. H. O. Padgett, 160 Howard
St. S. E., Atlanta.

Red and yellow Azaleas 30c
doz; Dbl. pink almonds, Red
Altheas, dbl. yellow Japonicas,
white Spirea, purple Wisteria,
purple lilacs 10c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs. Will Jones, Ella Gap.

Large Chrysanthemums, sev-
eral colors labeled 50c doz; Un-
labeled, small and large 35c doz.
Mrs. H. L. Anthony, Columbus,
Rt; 2.

Everblooming Dbl. pink Ole-
anders of blooming size 40c. Add
postage. Mrs. Sam Teal, Lithia
Springs, Rt. 1.

45 varieties named mums, ex-
hibition plants type; 16 plants
$1; 40 for $2; Larger lots cheap-
er; 6 colors Iris 50c doz; label-
ed and del; Mrs. S. L. Jackson,
Chatsworth. |

24 Junipers, 2 lilacs, 2 azaleas,
a Maples $5; Butter and eggs;
White jonquils 30c-100: Red
Quince and White Dogwood 3
for 25c; Add postage. Pearl Hol-
land, Blue Ridge, Star Route,
Marietta.

Red, yellow cannas 3c; Shasta
Daisies 15 doz; Purple Lilacs 6
for 50c; Ferns of all kinds, Red
and salmon, Geranium, Blue,

Hydrangeas, 15c_ pink white Ox-



MARKET BULLETIN

F lowers and Seed

For Sale

Hibiscus, Jap Hedge pushes,
Silver and red Maples, Rhodo-
dendrons, Crabapples, Pussywil-
lows, 3 for 25c; English Dogwood
20c; Evergreen Galax, Trailing
Arbutus, Hardy ferns 15c doz;
Add postage. Mae Pittman, Min-
eral Bluff.

Old Fashion, Winter Pinks,
Mixed Colors 4 for 15c; Golden
Glow 4 for 15c; 50 monthly rose
cuttings, rooted mixed colors 20c
ea; COD or Money Orders. Col-
len Walker, Talking Rock.

Imported Cannas, strong, 2 to
3 eye division Eureka, White;
Mrs. A. Conrad, Salmon pink;
Red King Humbert $1.50 per
100; $12 per 1000; Mrs. J. D.
Simpson, Dixie, Rt. 2.

Deep Pink Crepe Myrtles, A-
rabian Jasmines, dbl. white,
pink and deep purple altheas,
Cydonia Japonicas, Pillows of
Gold; Write for prices. Mrs. J.
A. Lasseter, Cordele.

Yellow Narcissi, jonquiis, "Be,
100; Pink Crepe Myrtles, pink
Dorothy Perkins roses 15c ea;
White Shasta Daisies, mixed
gladioli -15 doz. Add postage.
Miss Tommie ONeal, Heynolds,
Rook

Shaggy yellow Mary. Sue, tint-
ed bronze, Agatha Scott Laven-
der, Man of War pink, Silver
Wedding, white; Golden Wed-
ding yellow Chrysanthemums 20
plants $1. Mrs. R. L. Silver,
Cuthbert. R 5.

Blue Lilacs, Iris 10c doz. or
will exch. for B. Red or Bronze
Turkey eggs. Mrs. J. T. Ray,
Arlington, RFD 2, Box 79.

Have all kinds of Geraniums
5 and 10c ea; Also ferns and
dahlias, Lilacs and Hyacinth
bulbs. A. B. Wood, Griffin.

Bleeding Hearts 3 for 25c;
Purple Iris 10c doz; Red Flower-
ing Quince red Mountain Aza-
leas 30c doz. Lilacs, Almonds 10c
ea. Mrs. M. L. Hensley, Ellijay,
Rt; 3) Box 138;

Everblooming Primroses, begin |i

in April. Good roots 5c ea; Or
will exch. for feed sacks, large
dahlias, or tulips. Mamie Rog-
ers, Culberson, N. C. Resident of
Ga. Rt. 1, Box 80.

Old Fashion lily bulbs, white
pink and white and red striped
15c ea; White Spider Web-lilies
10c ea; Indian Lily bulbs 10c ea;
Large cream mums 10c doz;
Boston fern cuttings 10c, Jennie
Paige, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Sweet scented pinks 75c 100:
April Blooming Narcissi $1-100;
Shasta Daisies and Coreopsis
and Gailardiags 50c 100; Mrs.
cee McLeod, College Park,
Ria2:

Fine Dahlia bulbs, will exch

for bean seed, Eng. Peas or R. I.
R. hatching eggs. Mrs. Joe Pow-
er, Hogansville, Rt. 3.
'Red and yellow Azaleas 25c
doz; Yellow Japonicas 15c ea;
Royal Purple and lavender Iris,
white narcissi, daffodils 15c doz.
Add postage. Bertha Stover, El-
lijay, Rt. 4.

Guinea, Wing and large silver
leaf spotted Begonias 15c cut-
ting; Fuchsias rooted 25c or 5
cuttings 25c; 12 different vari-
eties of colors dahlias sell slips
at half price in spring $1 ea.
ae: Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta,
FRG; 22:

Azaleas, mixed pink, red, yel-
low, pink Rhododendrons, Lau-
rels and red Dogwoods 3 ft. $1
doz; Pussy Willows 25c ea; Fox-
gloves and Snowdrops 15c doz.
Emmogene Waters, Mineral
Bluff, Ga.

Water lilies blue and yellow
Tse ea; Phlox, Petunias 25 doz;
Shasta Daisies, larkspur 2 for
25c; Eritrina Cleristrigalli, flow- |
ering shrub $1 ea, P. G. Web- |
ster, Macon,
Mt. Laurels,

leas, |

Rhododendrons, |

ps Thursday, A
Flowers and Se
For Sale

Forsythia 50c doz; Or
Lilies 40c 100, Add po: ag
Addie Watkins, Ellija:

Camellia Japonicas,
ives, Banana shrubs,
Pyracantheas, Photenias,
ing Junipers, 2 for $1.10
ders, Altheas, Spirea, 4.
Mrs. J. A. Griffin, Co:

1 yr. rooted Arbelia 80
Nandinas, Lucidum 12 to
10c ea; $1 doz; Wil
tobacco or dried pea
Vinetaie Anderson, Willig

Choice collection of
shrubs and trees, come
them. Wm. C. McGinni
Park, River Carline,

qT.
10 Junipers, 20 in. hi
5 for $1; Tree Arbor-Vii
in; 25c ea. Amaryllis
doz; All well rooted. |
age. Mrs. Cosby Allen,
ton, Rt. 1, Box 10. "
Fine Dahlias, Tiger Lili
sweet Williams, Ph;
Perennial Phlox, Golde:
Columbine and Monarc
sell or exch for pot plan
W. C. Chastain, Ellijay.
Well rooted Everer
cuttings $3 per 100;
FOB or cash with order
Barrett, 212 7th St. Tift
Labeled Iris 18 for $
ed 25 for $1.10; 40 varie
ed 30 for $1.10; 100 f

Mixed cannas 30 for $1
J. M. Hall, Calhoun.

plants 2c ea; Mrs. Ebb '
Cumming, Rt. 2. :
Purple Iris lily bulbs

Extra large bulbs, Sweei
liams, mixed colors 15. di
2 doz. for 25c. Miss |
White, Temple, Ga.

36.

Azaleas, Laurels, Sp uc

Blooming size bulbs
Jonquils, dbl. yelow Butte
Butter-Egg Yellow
Daffodils $1 per 100; Whit
der lilies $1 doz. Mrs. Th
McCurley, Hartwell.

Quivering Cypress
trees 2 to 3 ft. high
doz; Holly trees 2 ft. 10
wa Woodring, Alto.

Dahlia seed, variegat
mixed, 25c thls. Mrs.
kerson, Lakemont, Rt.

McCartney and C
hedge roses 65c 100; $:
Carefully packed postpaid.
Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

Silver Globe Arbor-vita
npers, 2 ft. 6 for $1; Red
woods, Cherokee roses
and Red Japonicas 3 ft.
Sadie Wilson Morganton

Dbl. red Geraniums 2 y
$1; Purple violets 40c do
lac bushes 2 yrs. 50c e
Larkspur plants 30c doz
has, 15.. doz; Po Pe.

J. Swann, Lithonia, R.

Wild Easter Lilies, I
woods, Dogtush Violets,
Daisy blue Bottle bulbs
Red Verbena, $2-100; *
$2-100; Mrs. Clara. Bell
Royston, Rte i,

Pink Honeysuckle 2
Purple King Iris 30c d
Almonds 3 for 10c; Pir
10c doz; Butter-Eggs | 10
All blooming: size. e

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Flowers and Seed

For Sale



ir. dahlias, named, and
$1 doz; 20 named Mums
20; 7 col. cannas, 50c doz;
ied Rose cut. 50c per 15.
Q. Miller, Acworth, R 2.

ing Heart 2 for 50, Fox-
iolets, button mums, 15
flany kinds of flowers,
hrubbery. Write for list.
c, aisow "Miss: 1, Silver,
Rock, R 2.
ol. of Red and 1 peach
e, blooming size gladioli.
for 25c, postpaid. Mrs. T.
d, Chipley, R 2, Box 74.
fine dahlia bulbs, Fancy
15c ea. others, 10 ea.

ple pink. Exc. any of

mid-summer lilies, le-
es, pink, white phlox,
glow, white daisies, yel-
ze iris; 15c) doz. snow-
ite lilac, 4 yr. old jap-
earl Vick, Ellijay.
, arbutus, baby iris, vio-
art-leaf, ratsbane, hore-
ground ivy and wild Eas-
er, peppermint for sale
for white feed sacks.
Grayson, Loudon,
2, Resident of Ga.

dog tooth, blue, purple
k wild cowslips, blood-
lox and sweet Williams,
mroses, purple verbena,

So Ac A. Carey, Roys-

r r trees, 18 to 24 in. 15c
1 narcissi, 10c doz. Send
postage. Ottie Bell
, Temple, R 2.
nds of box flower cut-
me rooted, 7 kinds of
eed for sale or exc. for
th =6Russian sunflower
d other value. Mrs. M.
aan, Maysville.

Thanksgiving and Rose

erville, R 1, Box 37.
1. Mums ana cannas,
long ten-
) 5 lbs: $1;
syrup cane seed, 50c
| Mrs. F,. Happoldt,

japonicas, 4 yr. old,

urple iris, 25c doz.
stage. Exc. for sacks.
a Hensley, Ellijay, R 3.
red verbena, rooted

ot, blue grape hyacinths,
Shasta daisies, wild

ston, R 1.

vitaes, 31 in. high, 50c

. | ea. postpaid. -

also Gourd and Dill
pkg., 2 for 15c. No
Mrs. T. B. Thomas,

| Fairy lilies 40c C. mari-
d. Exc, for Lace fern
Ss, and Russian sun-
1. Exc. for bean seed
arden seed. Postpaid.
Fitzgerald, Pitts, R 1.
ooted and well packed
rees, 10c ea. plus pos-
$1 del. Irene Crooms,
e, R 2.
rple lilac and cherry,
doz. ea. Star of Beth-
_purple hyacinths, 10c

olets (tame), 20c C;
ls, 20 doz; Mtn. ferns
lilies, butter and

; Blue Flags, 3c

$2 50 per

exc. for butter- |
SS 1, | finest and most. popular dahlias
Te





Black Haw bushes, Mtn. lau-
rels, dogwoods, well rooted, 10c
each; jonquils, iris, 10c doz; ar-
borvitaes, 20c ea. Add postage.
Allen Williams, Loving.

Jonquil bulbs, 50c C. 2 doz.
rattle root, green, yellow root,
green, ea. 25c lb; Dwarf iris
bulbs, 50e C. All FOB. Mrs. Min-
nie Gaddis, Ball Ground, R 4.

Salmon pink cannas, strong
bulbs, 6 for 50c, del. Mrs. R. L.
Mabry, Canon, R 2.

Lily bulbs, white Fairy, 10c
doz. Orange Amaryllis, 5c ea; 1
coral vine, 5 yrs. old, 50c; 1 - 3
yrs. old, 25c; rooted justicia, 10c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. W. L.
Whigham, Whigham, Ga. R 3.
. Pink Yarrow and pink Thrift

| plants, well rooted, 25c doz. In-

clude postage. Miss D. Waiters,
Decatur, 418 South Candler St.
phone, Dea. 0481-R.

. Dif. col. dahlia bulb, 3 for 10c.
Exe. for dbl. petunia, geranium,
except scarlet, begonias, sultana
or fancy leaved caladiums; fresh
eggs exc. for flowers. Mrs. Edith
Free, Clarkesville, R 3.

Asparagus and _ Sprengeria
ferns, 10c and 15c ea. Exc. for
anything can use: 1 fern for 3-
5 Ib. sugar sacks, free from holes
and letters. Nancy Williams,
Wrightsville.

Mums, Col. D. Appleton, yel-
low, fine commercial cut flower,
6 to 8 in. head, $1 doz. Deliver-
ies after April 20th. Mrs. P. E.
Blackman, East Point, 306 W.
Washington.

' Dark purple iris, 25e doz; yel-

low japonicas, 4 yrs. old, 25c ea.

Peach roses, 2 for 15c; orange
day dilies, 2 for 15c.
white feed sacks. Add postage.
Mrs. Rosie Smith, Talking Rock,
Pes

Mammoth pink verbena, 25
doz. Blue Fall astor, Shasta dai-
sies, Foxglove, Ragged Robins,
coreopsis, 15 doz. Add postage.
Will accept stamps. Mrs. Carrie
L. Price, Jenkinsburg.

Purple iris, jonquils, foxgloves
15c doz. yellow August lilies, 15c
bunch; dbl. carnation azaleas, 2
for 25c. Exc. for pot flowers,
etc. Add postage. Mrs. J. A. Roe,
Talking Rock.

Milk and Wine lilies, 3 large
size bulbs 25c. Mrs. S. C. Scog-
gins, Cairo, R 4.

Blooming peach, laurels, hon-
eysuckle, white pine, hemlock,
red dogwood, 25c ea; lemon lil-
ies, Day lilies, Fall pinks, snow-
drops, jonquils, evergreen galax,

,| golden glow, 30c doz. Bell Roper,

Mineral Bluff.

Iris, hardy phlox, yellow dai- |:

sies, blue grass, foxglove, oranze
day lilies, hollyhocks. All, 25c
doz. Exc. for anything can use.

.| Mrs. Will Dean, Talking Rock.

Blue hydrangea, rooted, 25c
M. Hamilton, Ala-
mo, R 2:

Magnolias, 3 - 5 ft. in lots of
12 for $1 del. also long green ok-
ra seed, 15c cupful, del. Exc. for
running butterbeans. B. M. Joi-
ner, Wrightsville, R 2.

Yellow jonquils and dbl. but-
ter and eggs, April blooming
white jonquils, ea. $1 C. Yellow,
perennial larkspur, 50c doz. Exc.
for white feed sacks. Miss Cecil
McCurley,. Hartwell, R 4.

Few hundred, well shaped, 40
in., 4 yrs. old Boxwoods. Stays

green, 25 ea. rooted; some 1 yr.

old, 15c ea. M. L. Madden, Fel-
ton, R 1.

All kinds yard flowers, wild
flowers, herbs, cedars, etc., for
sale or exc. for tender bean seed,
feed erain, etc. Ruby Lee San-
ders, Felton, R 1.

Nicely rooted, pink Dorothy
Perkins roses, $1.25 doz. in doz.
lots. Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount,
Bi.

Dahlias: Many of the Worlds

Exe. for}.



list. H, M. Hill, Atlanta, 172
Howard St. N.-E. phone, Dea.
5033-W.

Jonquils, blue and white iris,
25 doz. White, pink, red, yel-
low and white running roses 25c
ea. N. A. Bearden, Chamblee, R
2, Box 90,

Easter lilies, gc bunch; crepe
myrtle, pink, 2, 15c. Add post-
age. NO chks Mrs. Rec. as
shaw, Monroe.

Giant snapdragons, pansies,
scabiosa, 2 doz. 35c; 50, for 60c;
Scott Elliott and American hy-
brid columbine. Chaters dbl.
hollyhocks, 25c doz. Miss Evelyn
Sherman, Blakely.

Balm of Gilead buds, 40c qt.
Fioyd Pickelsimer, Hemp.

Mixed dahlia bulbs, white,
pink, light and dark red _ varie-
gated, 10c doz. and postage. Exc.
for snapdragons: plant for plant
or for white and blue hyacinths.
Mrs. B. MeNeely, Albany, R C.

Blue iris, pink foxglove, 16c
doz. lemon lilies, purple, pink,
white Fall pinks, 18 doz. yellow
japonicas, 50c doz. laurels, 35c
doz. Spruce pines, 50 for $3. Inez
Vick, Ellijay.

Yellow, dbl. japonicas, pink
crepe myrtle, 2 for 25c; white
sweet Williams, squirrel tail
moss, 15 doz. Gentlemens Bo-
quet, hibiscus, azaleas, 15c ea.
Add postage. Myrtle Roe, Talk-
ing Rock.

Light blue violets, 10 -doz.8

doz. 25c. Rooted geraniums 15c
ea. or 2 for 25c; Pink Primrose
i0c, 3 for 25c; Boxwoods, dwarfs,
rooted, 10c ea; Mrs. J. E, Gil-
strap, Alto.
Water lilies, Marliac yellow,
pink; Paul Hariot, Gladstone,
Sioux and yellow Pigmy 75c ea.
Marliac rose, Gloriosa $1; Um-
brella palms 25c; water hya-
cinths, poppies 10c. Jessie Ellis
dr Griffin:

Christmas Bells, pink Weige-
lias, yellow thornless roses 10;
Star of Bethlehem 10c; Collec-
tion of 10 varieties of seed 10c.
Add postage. Mrs. J. Winter,
Buford.

Bird of Paradise and Grape
Begonias 10c ea Foxgloves, Mer-
ry Widows and Physostegia 25c
doz. Will exch. for white Crepe
Myrtle, red striped Jew; pink
and red Weigelia or Maiden
Hair fern, rooted. Mrs. C. H.
Capel, Molena.

2 variegated boxwoods, one 8
ft. one 4 or 5 ft. also one dark
gteen boxwood 12 ft. about 100
yrs. old. Write for prices. Sallie

Williams, Hepzibah, R 2.

Pink and purple Altheas,
white English Dogwoods, white
Easter roses. Golden Bells,
snowballs, Yellow Japonicas,
Brides Wreath 3 for 25c. Add
postage. Manda Henderson, El-
lijay, R 3.

Ageratum, Chrysanthemums,
Verbena, Bouncing Bet, Phlox,
plants 10c doz; Tiger lilies, Dah-
lias, Gladioli bulbs, 25c doz;
Trickery Collection of Water lil-
ies 50c. Postage extra. Mrs. A. J.
Brown, Sulphur Springs.

Poinsettias and Night Bloom-
ing Cereus cuttings 10c ea. Add
postaze. Mrs. Eugene Corry, U-
nion Point.

Hastings Mammoth Crimson
Zinnias, dbl. Potulacas, lovely
variegated Petunias to exch. for
large-type Mums of any color.
Or will sell pkg. 10c. Grace Rey-
nolds, Rising Fawn, R 3.

Dahlias Fort Monmouth, Spir-
it of St. Louis, Ida Perkins,

Marmion and eight other giants|

prepaid for $1. Selected plants.
Archie Richardson, 503 South
Lee St., Fitzgerald.

Rooted roses, Pink Radiance,
White Easter; Blue Hydrangeas.
25e ea; Will exc. for Talisman
and Hillingdon - roses, rooted.
Crimson Amaryllis | bulbs 45c doz

Te



Pink Al-
monds, Pink Weigelas, White
Spirea, Red Quince, Altheas,
Dogwood, Hibiscus, 2 for 25c;
White daisies, Butter Cups, 2
doz. 25c. Miss Ellen Silver, Talk-
ing Rock.

Boxwood cuttings, will exch.
for Potatoes, 1000 for 2 bus. You
pay freight on potatoes, I on
plants. J. B. Tucker, Lithia
Springs.

6 varieties of Dbl. Dahlia tu-
bers, 50c doz; Salmon red Am-
aryllis 3 for 25c; Red and pink
Verbena, 25c doz: Will exch.
Write first. Mrs. J. T. Holland,
Toomsboro.

Water lilies, -Dahlias, Physos-
tegia, Chrysanthemusm, Can-
nas, Spanish Iris, Tiger and le-
mon lilies 45c doz; Abelia, Box
woods, 5 for $1. Jessie Eaton.
Dahlonega, R 1.

Azaleas, all colors, 15 doz;
Rhododendrons, Laurels, 20c
doz; Wild ferns 10c doz: Juni-
pers, rooted, 1 yr. old 15c ea.
Add postage. Ocie Watkins, El-
lijay, R 3.

Japanese Sweet Peas, 10 per
this. seed;) Lavender Physoste-
gia plants, 15c doz. Prepaid.
Miss Mary Lizzie Wright, Elber-
ton.

Dbl. red and Yellow Japonicas
pink Almonds 10c ea. Narcissi,
jonquils, Purple Iris, 15 doz.;
Azaleas, 30c doz. All rooted. Add
postage. Bertie Parks, Ellijay.

Dark red eannas, also orange
and yellow 75e doz; Purple vio-
lets 40c doz; 9 two year old pur-
ple lilac | bushes 50c ea; Red ge-
raniums $1 ea. All
Mrs. Willie Swann, Lithonia,
RED 1.

White April Narcissi, blooms
in cluster 50c per 100; Yellow
winter blooming Jasmines 25
per 6; Add postage. Ethel Sul-
livan, Marietta, R 2.

Rooted pink monthly roses 3
for 25c; Dbl. Daffodils 20c doz;
White and yellew Jonquils 50c,
100; Snow Drops 25c, 100; Snow-
balls 3 for 25c. Postpaid. Avis
Gable, Tallapoosa, R 3.

Red Cedar seedlings, 8 to 18
in. $1.25 per 100 del. Mrs. O. D.
Woodruff, Greenville.

Yellow jonquils 75c, 100; Iris
lilies 25 doz; Sweet Williams,
25 doz; Miss G. B. McLane,
Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Globe arborvitaes, 24 in. 6.for
$1; Redbuds, red and_ yellow
Dogwoods, Azaleas, Cherokee
Roses, Laurels, $1 doz. Addie
Wilson, Morganton.

Mammoth dbl. rose-red poppy
Seed 5c per thls. prepaid. H.
Whelchel, Murrayville, Box 16.

Dahlias, Narcissi and: Iris lil-
ies. Mrs. W. H. Dorkins, Demo-
rest,

Azaleas, Ivy, Laurels, Spruce
Pines 15c doz; or will exch. for
white feed sacks or good cloth-
ing. Send postage. Miss Ocie
Watkins, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Daffodils, Butter and Eg
bulbs 60c, 100; Painted Daisies
15c doz; Roses, white Easter,
pink Radiance, white and pink
Dorothy Perkins, well rooted 20c
ea. Will exch. Thena, Tanner,
Sandersville, Rt. 1.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels,
Azaleas, Cherokee pink and red
Dogwood Japonicas all 3 ft. tall
75e doz. Bonnie Abercrombie,
Morganton, Ga.

100 yr. old Dwarf Boxwood

plants, 8 in. high, uniform size,
$4 del. Mary Robinson, Green-
ville.
Rhubarb or pie plants 10 ea.
3 for 25c; Hardy Phlox 15c doz.
Well rooted Boxwood plants 5-6
in. 75e doz. Miss Ruth White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35.

Dwarf Boxwood plants 6 in.
high $3 per 100 prepaid. Money

\
Winter Jasmines,

refunded if not. es Leer

low spotted
Richard Wallace canary yellow _

postpaid.



Jors Buttons all seed 5c oz; or
will exch. Mrs. Clyde Lanier,
Graymont, Rei.

Choice Tea Roses 20c ea. Hi-
biscus 20c; White Primroses 15c
doz; Perennial Sweet Pea Plants
10c doz; Larkspur plants
doz. Mrs. Veale Chambers, Cum-
mings, Rt. 2.

Purple Iris and hedge plants,
rooted 50c per 100; Eng. Pop-
lars, Red Japonicas 10c ea. 3 fer
25c; Foxgloves 15 doz; Moun-
tain Pines 10c. Add postage. Mrs.
Mollie Eller, Ella Gap.

Almonds, Magnolias, yellow
lilies, purple Crepe Myrtles, Hy-
drangeas, Moss roses, yellow
thornless roses 10c rooted; Pep-
permint plants 25c doz. Will exc.
Miss Evalou Combs, Toomsbore.

Perennial Sweet Peas, Tiger |
and Lemon Lilies, Butterfly
bushes, 10c; Persian Violets, Lu-
pines 10c. doz; Golden Glow 5c;
Mrs. W. A. Lewis. Toomsboro.

Phlox 15 doz; Yellow Cannas

dbl. red and yellow Japonicas,

10c ea; Four-Oclocks, pink with
white mixed, wild geraniums 30
doz. Bernice Parks, Ellijay, Rt.
3. : e

Junipers, $1.24 doz; White
Pine and Spruce pines, Azaleas,
white Dogwoods, Mountain Lau-
rels, Bridal Wreathes, $1 doz;
Pink and red roses 3 for 26c.
Add postage. Mrs. Sarah Kin-

caid, Morganton.

100 roots ea. of Gladiator, yel-
red cannas and

cannas, grown from Hastings
bulbs 5c ea; $2.50-100. J. H.
Brooks, Winder, Rt. 4.

Rooted Dorothy Perkins roses,

| pink, 4 for 25c; or exc. for white.

Snapdragon plants.
Mrs. Ben

canna or
Ea. to pay postage.
Fagan, Martin.

6 weeping willow shrubs, one
and 2 yrs. old, $1 ea. Will exch,
S. J. Dubbee, Kennesaw, R 3. i

Pink Spirea, Bridal Wreaths,
Lilacs, Golden Bells, Forsythia,
White Star Jasmines, 40c doz;
Gladioli mixed $1 per 100; 15
different Iris 50c. Mrs. Henry
Eller, Ellijay, R 3.

Blue Ageratum plants 15 dog. |
Yellow. cannas 25c doz.; Blue
Flag Lilies 15c doz; $1 per 100;
Pink Weigelas 10c. Mrs. J. Jack-
son, 691 Vernon Ave. S. E., At-
lanta, Ma. 5390.

Geraniums, ted and salmon
15c ea; Spider Lilies, 40c per
doz; Red Gladioli, 30c doz; Jon-
quils 80c per 100; Butter Eggs,
9$0c, 100; Purple lilacs 6 for 50c.
Mrs. A, P. Stapleton, Wrens.

President Red and Goldbird
Yellow cannas 25c doz. 5 doz $1;
Shasta Daisies, purple Iris,
Chrysanthemums 25 doz; Lark-
spur plants 15c doz. Will exch.
for 100 Ib. white sacks. Mrs, J.
&. Whitfield, Jasper, RFD 4.

Purple Bell Fuschia 25) or 2
for 40c; Sword and Boston ferns
15e; Sprengeri seed, 10c per doz.
Old Rose Alphas 10c. Red June |
Cactus 25c. Mrs. P. L. Jennings,
Cumming, Rt. 3..

Red Buds, Pussy Willows, A-
zaleas, Red Dogwoods, Thorn-.
less roses 3 for 25c; Boxwoods,
Irish Junipers, 2 for 25; Arbor-_
vitae, 4 for 25c. Add postage. F.
E. Abercrombie, Mineral Bluff.

owering Catawba bush $1;
Dbl. Yellow Japonicas, red
Quince Japonicas, Indian Arbor-
vitae. pink Weicela, Bridal
Wreath, 25c ea. Yellow Japonica
free with ea. $1 order. Josephine
Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

White Pines and Mountain
Laurels 15c doz; Evergreen vine,
ground Ivy, Pink climbing rose
cuttings 20c- doz. Holly 1 to 2
ft. high. 39c ea. Add postage.
Mrs. Towa Vick, Ellijay, RFD 3.

2 and 4 yr. old Dbl. Japonieas =

4 for on Purple Iris, Lemon li



100.























































. Fle lowers sifd Seed
For Sale

Lemon Hilies, Golden Glow,
ed Orange spotted Lilies 18c
loz; Grass pinks 10c bunch 2

5c; Peach Roses 10c. R. M.
Richards, Ellijay.
Judas trees, Forsythia, pink

x Dogwood, red and silver Maples,
Azaleas, 3 for 25c; Golden Glow,

Hemerocallis Lillies, Hardy
Phlox, Snapdragons, 15 doz.
Add postage. . Susie Wilson Lov-

Tube Roses 6 for 25c; Gladi-
yon): pink and salmon 12 for 35c;
Ferns, Boston, Sword, Ostrich
Plumes 3 for 25c; Geraniums,
rooted 4 for 25c; Coleus, Sul-
anas, Ivy, Geranium, Begonia 3
uttings for 26c. Miss Cora
Moore, Buford, Rt. 4.
White Giant Spider lily bulbs
3 for 40c; Red Spider bulbs 3
for 25; Giant Amaryllis, Hy-
brids 3 for 50c. Postpaid, Gov.
-insp. Mrs. Maude Brooks, ,Ar-
ington.

- Physostegia, Dusty Miller, 15c
oz. Blue and purple Iris 25c
doz. Red ee salmon. pink
Mrs. F. R.

all types, 60c. doz;
Mums 38 named varieties 50c
per 15 plants; Iris 75c doz. Will |;
exch. for white feed sacks. Mrs.

Purple Iris 45c per 100; Jon-
quils, narcissi and Day lilies 25
per 100; Golden Bells, Bridal
Wreath, Pink Almonds and
_Brides Bouquet 5c ea. 6 for 25c.
Miss Jemima Barnes, Oakman.
Ferns, Baby Breath, Maiden
Hair and lace; pink Oxalis,
white Spirea 10c ea. Pink Thrift
50c per 100; Hydrangeas 15c;
Fox Gloves 20c per doz. Shasta
Daisies, Chrysanthemums mix-
ed. Miss Katherine Denton,
Wrens.

Roses, well rooted, white run-
+ ning, dark red and sunset, all
bloom monthly 20c ea. 2 cape
_Jasmines rooted 20c ea. will exc.
for 100 lb. capacity white feed
sacks. Mrs. J. W. Manley, Tif-
fon, Ral

~ Red Oleanders, pink Hydran-
geas, Abelias, Boxwood, Cape jas-
mines, red and white Spirea 15c
ea. 2 for 25c; all colors verbena.
Iris 20e doz., red and white ros-
es, 20c ea. Add postage. Mrs. J.
Elsmer, Austell, Rt. 2.
Verbena, pink and red 30 for
25ce; dbl. Cannas, 25c doz.; Coral
vines, blooming size 2 for 25;
Perennial Asters 25 for 35c; no

4

Rt 2

Hardy phiox, all colors, mixed
: Coreopsis, Physostegia, blue Ag-
- eratum, Dusty Miller, all kinds
- pinks, English Daisies 10c doz.;
Bulbs of dbl. Dahlias, 25 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. Belle Godard,
Goggins,

Gladioli, 6 varieties of Dahlias
6 for 25c; 40c doz; Iris, Mums,
mixed colors Hardy phlox and
Primroses 15c per doz; Will exch.
for 100 Ib. sacks. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Alto, Rt. 1.

Water Lilies, Trailing Arbutus,
25c doz; Mountain Geraniums,
Azaleas, all colors; Mountain
ferns, 25c doz.; Cherokee roses
and maplesi50c doz.; Well rooted
_ Ivy, 25c doz. Add postage. Theo-

_doshia Ross, Morganton.

Boston Baby Breath Ferns, 10c
Calla Lilies 25c; St. Bernard lil-
ies, 10c; Phlox plants, 5c doz.
April blooming WNarcissi 10c doz.
bulbs. Mattie Jackson, Ivey.
_.Chinese Arbor-vitae, 2 yr. size

10c ea.; Golden Glow 18 plants,
35c; Maiden Hair ferns, nice cut-
tings, 25c; Yellow Lupin seed, 8c
this. Miss Mittie Collins, Smith-
ville, Rt. 1. \

4 dozen named Varieties pink

}



Giant Dahlia bulbs |

and 4 yrs. old Japonicas 4 for

wood 25c doz.;
Japonicas 10c ea.; Trailing Ar-

w. S. Carney, Ball Ground, R 4.

checks. P. U. Ingram, Arlington,

Add Poe



MARKET BULLETIN _

Flowers and Seed ~
: For Sale

nas $1. per 100. Mrs. A. R. Clack,
Auburn,

Red dogwood 15c ea; Red and

Yellow Azaleas 10c ea; Boxwoods
and Arborvitae 2 ft. high, 15c ea.
Dbl. red and yellow Japonicas,
20c ea. Add postage. Mrs, Mae
Wright, Loving.

Dahlias, Bessie Boston, Pride
of California, Charm, Warner,
Margaret Wilson, Miillionaire,
Madame Roosevelt, Belgian and
Barbara Redfern, $1 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. J. C. Mize, Ash-
land.

Arbor vitae, 15c ea. Flowering
Peach trees, 10c ea.; Red Dog-
Red and Yellow

butus, 20c doz.; Add _ postage.
Mrs. E. G. Parris, Loving.

Dusty Miller plants 5e doz. Red
Verbena 10c doz.; Late blooming
Narcissi plants, 10c doz.; Cash.
no stamps, add postage or will
del. COD. Mrs. J. A. Thaxton,
Athens, Rt. 3.-

Junipers, 2 ft. high 10 for $1;
Evergreen 3 for 25c; Boxwoods,
rooted, 6 for 50c; Cactus, Lan-
tana, Grape begonias, 3 for 25c.

Add postage, on orders less than

$1. Mary Grindle, Dahlonega, R
Tube roses, 20c doz.; $1. per
100; $5 per 1000; Mixed Gladioli
256. doz; pulblets, 300 for 25c;
Calla lilies 20c; Mixed Iris, blue,
white hyacinths, mixed cannas,
20c doz. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Law-
renceville, Rt. 1.

Lilacs $1 doz; Red monthly ro-

ses, 6 for 25c; Purple dahlias, 30c
doz.; Grass pinks, Sweet Will-
jams, 10c doz.; yellow roses 30c
doz.; add postage. Mrs. Mary
Wilkins, Mineral Bluff.
Small clusters, sweet scented
narcissi, jonquils, butter cups and
butter and eggs; White Flag lil-
ies 10c doz; Marigolds, Zinnias,
Datura and Balsam Apple seed,
10c pkg. Stamps accepted. Mrs.
Ben Echols, Philomath.

Blooming size Hardy Hibiscus
plants, red blooms 6 in. across
20c ea; or 2 for 35c; Will exch.
for strawberry. or cabbage plants
or red and yellow nest onions.
Ba. to pay charges. Mrs. G. P.
Murphy, Fairmount, Rt. 2, Box
85

Large dbl. deep pink Peonies
20c ea.;. Lilacs, well rooted, 10c
ea; Mrs. Gene Sa Talla-
poosa, Bute 2c

Evergreen, Mountain Lilacs
shrubs postpaid, 10c ea. 3 for 25c;
Blooms in May. W. A. Cox;
Sparta, Rt. 1.

Water lilies, finest varieties
direct from Water Gardens, wht.
and pink and Pink Egyptian Lo-
tus; unlabeled lilies, names lost
off, 6 for $1; Named 8 for $1.00.
Mrs. H. H. Ezzard, Dalton,

Purple Water Hyacinths 10c ea.
or 3 for 25c. Add postage. Ar-
tice Dease, Rex.

Red. Japonica purple lilies, wht.
Dogwood, yellow lilies, bulbs 10c
ea.; Dahlias, white, yellow, red,
pink and lavender 15c ea.; Mtn.
Laurel Azaleas, all colors 30c doz.
Mrs. R. P. Smith, Ellijay, Rt. 1.

Mixed color Iris, Rose Peren-
nial Phlox, 2 doz. for 25c; dbl.
yellow red Japonicas, roses, Al-
theas, Weigelas, almonds and
Pink Hibiscus 10c ea. Mrs. Lee
Eller, Ellijay.

Eve Apple seed from 2 yr. old
plants which bore 50 apples in
1932; 5c per teaspoon plus 8c pos-
tage. Mrs. Walter McRae, Kath-
teen.

Velvet Marigold,
Buttons, Gaillardia, Jackbeans,
Strawflowers, poppy seed 10c cup
Primroses, all colors phloxs 10c
doz. Will exch. for cabbage plants
Mrs. J. G. Dodd,

Bachelors:



Flowers and Seed

For Sale.

and white Dogwood lily bulbs,

/10 ea; Mountain Latirels, Azal-
eas, 30c doz. all rooted. Miss Lela

Smith, Ellijay.

Dbl. Dahlias, mixed colors, 50c
doz; Tuberoses, Blue Salvia, 50c
doz.; Fluffy, Ostrich, Lace ferns
15 ea:; Dbl. Petunias 4 for 25c;
Mrs. Wm. Vickers, Siloam.

Old Time Sweet violets, Grand-
mothers Variety, Ic ea.; Large
dbl. water lilies, white and pink,
3 for $1. Add postage. Miss El-
la Trimble, Adairsville.

Trimardeau Giant mixed col-
ors Pansy plants, giant tall grow-
ing snapdragon plants, 1c each,
plus 7c postage. Mrs. J. L. Edge,
Doerun, Rt. 4.

50 colors, giladioli, perennial
phlox, 20c doz. 6 doz. $1; 30 col-
ors Dahlias, 25c, 50c doz. Pot
flowers, rooted, 5c cuttings, 2 for
5c; other flowers cheap. Mrs. J.
H. Roebuck, Buford, Rt. 2.

Chrysanthemums, extra large,
Silver Wedding, Blackhawk, Gol-
den glory, 50-50c; Verbena, lav-
ender, pink red and white 40-
50e; Coral vines blooming size, 6
45c; Cash, money orders.. Mrs.
Ida Taylor, Arlington.

Dbl. yelow Japonicas from 2
to 3 yrs. old $1.00 doz; Bridal
Wreath and Golden Rods 6 for
$1; Blue iris, 6 doz. $1; White
Dogwood and Snowballs 2 of ea.
50c. Mrs. J. M. Smith, Talking
Rock, Rt. 2.

Mixed colors dbl. larkspur,
Gaillardai, Physostegia, daisies,
Sweet Williams, 15c doz; Rooted
English Ivy 3 for 10c; Separate
or mixed colors Hastings Zinnia
seed, 7c pkg. del. Mrs. J. T. Pa-
tillo, LaGrange, Rt. 6, Box 179.

Dbl. yellow Japonicas, 5 yrs.
old,:-3 for $1; Snowballs, pink
Almonds, wild azaleas, 25 ea. 6
for $1; Iris, Phlox, Verbena, Fox
gloves 30ec dozen. Will exch. for
quilt scraps or white feed sacks.
Mrs. Harley Richards, Ellijay. ,

Yellow narcissi, jonquils, but-
ter cups, butter and eggs bulbs;
Purple violets and primrose
plants, 10c doz. White flag and
Orange day lilies 50c 100. Stamps
accepted. Miss Lois Echols, Phil-
omath,

Pink Crepe Myrtles, 10c each;
Mountain Laurels, Rhododen-
drons,, Azaleas, Orange day lilies

20c doz. Adams needle, well root-

ad, 35c ea.; Spruce pines 12 for
$1. Add postage on orders for
less than $1. Estell Duvall, Elli-
1ay ete:

Baby Breath, Maiden Hair and

lace ferns 15c ea; Sultana, sal-
mon, rooted, 15c, cuttings, 5c;
Mountain Thrift rooted 50c per
100; White Spirea, 10c; Foxgloves
2 for 5c; Chrysanthemums, 20c
doz. Katherine Denton, Wrens.
' 1 white and 1 blue August lily,
2 yellow and 3 red canna bulbs,
will exch. for 1000 White Ber-
muda onion plants. Mrs: Virgil
Padgett, Marble Hill.

Leading variety Dahlia roots,
Bargain prices. Mixed Gladioli
bulbs, Bronze and yellow mums,
20c doz. V. S. Starr, 869 Confed-
erate Ave., Atlanta, Ma. 5988.

Early blooming small daffodil
bulbs, write for prices. Mrs. R.
W. Boyer, Rt. 1, Box 44, Spar-
ta.

Red Begonias, well rooted 2 for
25; del. Mrs. H. EB. Taylor, Mt.
Airy, Rt. 1.

White, purple, salmon, red and
pink Sultanas, well rooted, 10c
ea.; Big Leaf and Trailing Coleus,
Spengern & Purmose Ferns, red
and pink geraniums all 10 ea.;
Add 7c for postage. Mrs. Minnie
McEver, Braselton, Rt. 1.

Large blooming size Madonna
lily bulbs, $1.50 doz.; $10 per 100;

del. COD plus postage. Del. in
Joe R Porter,

August. Mrs. |



_ Flowers and Seed
F or Sale .

purple lilacs; snowball pushes, 15

ea. May Cherries; 10c ea. rooted.

Wild violets, Mountain Ferns 10c
doz. Mrs. J. ~ Crump, Ellijay,
RFD.

Long runners of well rooted
variegated roses, any number of
mixed colors high poppy plants,
30 for 25c del. Also some at 25c,
100 del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla.

Large prize winning Chrysan-
themum plants, 30c doz.; 2 white,
yellow, red and pink or lavender
with a silver lining; white and
pink canna lily bulbs 10c ea. Mrs.
C. D. Mims, Shellman, Rt. 2.

Maiden Hair, Lace and sword
ferns; Red dbl. geraniums, 10c;
Cannas, President red, City of
Portland pink, Queen Helen yel-

dow and lemon yellow $1.50 per

100; White rooted Oleanders, $1,
doz. plus postage. Mrs. T. E.
Stephens, Cordele.|

Finest named varieties of giant
flowered dahlias, Standard and
new Varieties. Lower than cata-

logue prices. R. D. Moore, Wind-

er.

St. Augustine Grass, 50c per
bu; or will exch. for anything
useful. Write what you have. Mrs,
A. S. Radford, Dawson.

Pink dogwood tree. Write for
price. J. J. Blount, Hawkins-
ville.

Pink deccbominl phlox, Lady of
the Lake, Ageratum, and dbl.
Tube roses bulbs, blooming size,
all 15 doz; plus 5c postage. Mrs.
F. C. Freeman, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Choice Dahlia tubers, Pride of
California, Sagamore, Million-
aire, Worlds best white. Many
others at depression prices. Mrs.
J. E. Freeman, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Spruce pines, Mountain lau-
rels, Wild Honeysuckles, 15 doz.
Red climbing rose cuttings 25
doz.; Wild Fox Grape vines, 10c
ea.; Violets, Mountain Ferns, 10c
doz. Add postage. Minnie Gar-
rett, Ellijay, RFD 3. .

Pink Hardy Phiox, Black
Prince, Iris, Japanese Sunflow-
ers, Spider Warts 10c doz.; Dbl.
Yellow Japonicas, Pink Weigelias
10c ea.; Azaleas 30c doz. All eol-
ors. Mrs. Robert Ray, Ellijay.

Mountain Laurels, Rhododen-
drons, Azaleas, all colors 30c doz.
Dbl. Red Japonicas, weigelias 10c
ea.; pink hardy phlox, 15 doz.
All rooted. Add postage. Mrs. G.
Davis, Ellijay.

Prize winning Chrysanthemums
large commercial type, 45 varie-
ties labeled. Instructions furnish-
ed. 18 for $1.10; $3.50 per 100.

Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner.

10,000 Cannas, Eureka white,
City of Portland pink; President
red; Queen Helen yellow, $2 per
100; $10 per 1000; Dorothy Per-
kins 50c doz. Mrs. J. R. Camp,

Cordele.
Condons Giant zinnias, Pe-
tunias, Scarlet Sage, verbena,

Snapdragons, 5c per pkg; will

exch. for few nest ege Gourd

seed. Mrs. Helen Horsley, Wa-
co; Rt, 2:

Mixed dbl. Dahlia tubers, 50c
doz; Blue and cream Iris lilies,
25c doz.; Early pink Verbena 5e
bunch; well rooted Privet hedge
plants 50c, 100; Add postage on
small orders. Orvetta Gladden,
Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.

Dbl. white, red, 2 shades pink
Geranium, rooted 10c cutings 5c.
Pink Thurstonia, pink and red
Conk, large red and cream Be-
gonia cuttings, 5c; Rooted 10c;
Ferns 15c ea. Add postage. Miss
Evelyn King, Hamilton, Rt. 4,
Box 63.

3 small cedars, 75c; 4 Umbrella
Chinas 60c; well rooted Honey-
suckles vines 2 doz. 25c; Verbena
10c clump. Postpaid. Mrs. C. F.
Brady, Cairo, Rt, 4.

New Artemisia 15 ea h $1. 50.

Thrift 15 doz.;

sacks 100 Ib. cap. Miss N.

nell,

50c ea. or 3 for $1. Dahlias, wi
































































Thursday, April
Flowers and Seed
For Sale

i

will exch.
Hybrid Coleus. Mrs. A. J.
ner, Marble Hill.

Trailing Arbutus 10c bun
Red Dogwood 10c ea. White Do
wood 25c doz.; All well root
Add postage. Miss Mamie An
oney, Morganton, Rt. 1, Bo:

Choice mixed annual Phi
plants 20c per 100; Will exc
Crystal Wax Bermuda oni
plants. Ea. to pay postage,
Marvin Hamilton, Leo.

Large type Dahlia variety c
ors. bulbs 2 doz. $1: Purple Ph
sostegia shasta daisies,
flowering Mums, 35c doz; 4
$1 del. Will exch. Mrs,
Paen0d: Marietta, Rt. 3.

' Sweet scented old fashio
Pinks, Orange lilies, purple
75c, 100; Coreopsis 50c 100
aryllis, 5 for 25c. Mrs. Ri
Powell, College Park, Rt.

Large Decorative, dbl. di
red, white, pink, yellow sal
lavender, nice bulbs, 70c dc
for 40c; postpaid. Growing
structions, other seed peu
Mrs. Alvin Todd, Sarah.

Large trumpet Daffodils
per 100; Larkspur plants, 5
Sage plants 5c ea; Dusty
plants, 5c; Will exch. for





ley, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Dbl. zinnias, Garden P
Petunias, poppies, Marigo
California Poppies, Chinese Ft
get-Me-Nots, Calliopsis, good
5e pkg. postpaid. Marion Mc
Cornelia.

Water lilies, Gladstone,
50c ea.; or 3 for $1; Jame
don red 50c ea.; Egyptian



for names and prices. Mrs.
Bell, Duluth, Rt. 2:

Indian Arrow Laurels, Azalei
Bubbys Spice Wood, 6 fo
Violets, Day lilies, 50c 100
ust lilies, pink Peonies,
Wash bowl, 6 for 30c; Add
age. Willie Panter, Morga:
Ri ls :

Pink Perennial Phlox,
white and bronze Chrysan
mums, Lady of the Lak
Tuberose bulbs, blooming siz
doz. Add postage. Mrs. F. C
man, Lithonia, Rt. 1, E.

Easter lily bulbs, 25 doz;
low Variegated canna bulbs
doz. Mrs. Sidney Smith, Se
ton, Rt. 2.

Purple, Achimene bulb
doz.; 5 doz. 50c; Miss. Leil.
rells, Monroe, RFD 4

30 different pot flowers,
ferns 5c ea. or $1.25 for one
each kind, also yard shrubs,
hedges well rooted, 5c ea.;
Mrs. Ida M. Parker, Tal
Rock, Rt. 3.

Daffodils, Narcissi, orange
lilies, Star of Bethlehem, $4
M; Dark purple and lave
Tris, Leopard lilies, $1.25 per
Pink Hibiscus 25c ea.; Wil
for white feed sacks. Add po!





age. Mollie Henderson, Ellij
Rt. 3,
Dbl. Red yellow, Lave

pink dahlias, 5c ea.; Pi
purple verbena 2 doz. 15c
Sultana cuttings 2 for 5c;
geri ferns 5c; Add postag
Teague, Lawrenceville, Rt.

Meat eating plants, wal
flies and other insects,
bulbs, 50c del. H. WwW.
Lakeland.

Sweet Williams, Thrift,
Candy Tuft, Phlox, Shasta
ies, Pink Daisy Mums,
drangeas, Be Geranium,

day, April 6, 1933.

For Sale

California Poppy seed,



Lupine, Periwinkle, Lark-

Large carnation poppy
Brown-eyed Susans all 10c
a Mrs.
Pin. 1, Box: 101.
kee roses, Dogwoods, Co-
Snow Berry, Flowering
Golden Bell 3 plants
0 Hemerocallis lilies $6;
G. 20c doz, Mrs, J. L.
Greenville.

plants 75c 100; 2, 2 yr.

lias 35c ea; January Jas-
White Star Jasmine, pink
roses, 10c ea; Shasta
eG. Iris, Arbor-vi-

E phcibdenarns pink
llow, Ted Dogwoods,

anes $1 doz. Holly 25c
jlson, Morganton.

a pink Phlox,

ad Paiow Mums 20c doz;

| Willows and hedge cut-

exch. for sacks. 5c ea.
Be. Martha J. Ralston,

s, Larkspur and Corn-
n0e dog...\ Mrs: S$) A.

poppy seed, 10c thls.

| Walker, Worthen.
and pink Hollyhock seed
1 spoonful, Blue Hyacinth
doz; Miss N. A. White,

Ik-Wine lilies 2 for 5c;
s 20c doz; Lantanas,

~ doz. a. Add postage.
Garren, Morganton.

Terbenas 6c ea. Cannas

Magnolia, Sweet Bay,

pines Wood vines,
es, 10c. Add postage.
Pitts, Toomboro.
doz; Jonquils 10c
mon. lilies 10c doz. Miss
bercrombie, Alpharetta,

pe Mums, Silver Wed-
Iden Wedding, Smith's
ess 25c doz. All colors
doz. 50c orders post-
sS Annis Kelley, Litho-

White False Dragon
hysostegia 3 for 25c;
yhrysanthemums 15e doz.
ee Mrs. Jeffie Ham,
Rt. 6.
color cannas 25c doz.
Mrs. N. L. King, Law-

Ostrich plume and
ferns 10c ea; Gladi-
, Narcissi, Larkspur,
oses 10c doz; Will exc.
ks or other flowers.
Hey, end, Reel:

Ww. L. Daniel,

lilies $1.

| Pansies.

_|pink and white Cosmos

Redbuds



2 a
Flowers and Seed

For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed >

For Sale

Flowers and Seed

For Sale



Violets; Cone Flowers, Cannas,
red, yellow Thrifts, lilies, John-
ny- Jump-Ups all for 35c. Mrs.
J. L. Kirk, 111 Acorn Ave. At-
lanta. :

Burbank s Gladioli bulblets, 9

colors 35c per 1000; Del by mail;

White and purple lilacs 25c ea,
by mail. Miss M. G. Cheatham,
Holly Springs. :

-Honeysuckle bulbs, fine for
Flower yards 50c doz; Well root-
ed Sweet Shrubs 25c doz; Lilacs,
Ferns 50c. All postpaid. No
stamps. Mrs. Arthur PEC)
Bartow, Rt. 4.

Extra, large cream Mums: 3
kinds white daisies, also paint-
ed daisies. Will sell or exch for
large dahlias, all colors. Mrs. W.
R. Wise, Wadley.

Large Chrysanthemums, _ all
colors 10c doz; Blackberry lilies
10e doz; Dbl. Blue Larkspur 10c
doz. Mrs. J. L. Wolfe, Washing-
ton, Rt. 3, Box 60-A.

Jonquil bulbs 75c 100; Butter
and Eggs, Snow Drops, 75c 100;
Blue Grape Hyacinths 50c 100
or $2 for 500 del. Mrs. Lee Akins,
Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Pink Rain lilies, Snow Drops
50c doz; Red and White Easter
lilies, White and red Sunburst
lilies 20 ea. or 8 for $1; Milk
Wine lilies 6 for 45c. Mrs. J. J.
Carter, Alma.

Extra large named Mums 10c
ea. or 3 for 25c; Next largest
size 40c doz. smaller ones 10
doz. 50c orders postpaid. Mrs. M.
M. Kelley, Lithonia.

Milk and Wine lilies 5c doz.
or $5.75-100; Red Easter, Orange
Day, Red Sunburst, Milk lilies
20c ea. or 8 for $1. 15 different
Mrs. S. Carter, Alma.

Mums, Petunias, Verbena, dif-
ferent colors; Shasta Daisies Ic
ea; Hollyhocks, large kind 3c ea:
Add postage. Mrs. W. G. Gold-
man, Loco.

Chrysanthemums, Silver Wed-
ding, Chrysolora, Glenview,
Maude Robinson, Elhern, Early
Pink Ball, Maroon, Bronze, 30c
doz; 4 doz. $1; Mrs. H. G. Woods
Donaldsonville. .

Spanish Brema Cactus, 1 to 3
ft. tall from 25c to $1. Mrs. H.
S. Morgan, Brooks, Rt. 1. |

Petunias, Phlox, _ Verbena,
Blanket Flowers, Larkspur, Vio-
lets, Jew, Oxalis, Lantanas, Al-

theas, Crepe Myrtles 5c ea; Add

, | postage. Exch. for Dahlias or
Mrs. R. Sauls, Shell-
man.

October Marigold seed, red,
seed,
Hastings Hybrid Coleus and pink
Perwinkle seed all 5c per tea-
spoon. Add postage. Pearl Far-
mer, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Mountain laurels, Azaleas,
Rhododendrons, Spruce Pines,
and Woodbine 50c
doz; Lilacs, Flowering Lotus, Al-
monds, Weigelas, Japonicas,
Forsythia, Birdeye, 10c ea. $1.00
doz. Add postage. Mrs. John
Henderson, Rt. 1, Oakman.

7 doz. Tuberose bulbs, bloom-
ing size 25c doz; Cash or M. O.
Party to pay postage or add 10c
extra per doz. Mrs. Eugene Kit-
chens, Agricola, Rt. 1:

Mountain Laurels, Spruce, A-
zaleas, Rhododendrons, Sweet.
Shrubs 20c doz; Purple Lilacs,
Forsythia 10c ea. or $1.00 doz;
Flowering. Lotus, Iris 25c doz.
Add postage. Effie Duvall, Oak-
man.

Sweet Williams, white and va-
riegated all mixed 20c doz; Phlox
20c doz; Dahlias, red and red
and yellow striped, all mixed, 75c
doz. Mrs. F. M. Titshaw, Bras-
elton. ;

Spruce, Rhododendrons, Moun-
tain Laurels, 75c doz.; Wild vio-

lets, mixed colors, 25c 100; Rose

and white Hibiscus 20

Tiger lilies 3 for 25c; Lemon
lilies 75c doz.; Bleeding Hearts,
2 for 25c; Sweet Williams, old
fashion Grass pinks, 6 for 35c:
Phlox 50c doz.; Mrs. C. L. Tur-
her, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Large bunch blooming Christ-
Mas Cactus 35c; Pink Hydran-
geas 25c ea.; Yr. old sword ferns
30c bunch; purple and _ white
Sweet Williams 40c doz. Mrs.
J. T. L. Hartness, Minerall Bluff.

Well rooted Yucca plants, 10c
ea; 6 for 55c; $1 doz. Postpaid
in lots of 6 or more. David E.
McConnell, Cornelia, Box 30.
Star Route.

Surplus Dahlia bulbs, $2 doz.
Worth $5. R, A. Russell, 222
Georgia Ave., S. E. Atlanta.

Blue and white cultivated vio-
lets 25c doz. clusters; Blue Ager-
atum, 15 doz.; Purple Lady of
the Lake, 10c doz. Mrs. A. Prit-
chett, Jr., Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 3, Ja.
7519 R.

Red Perennial Phlox, well root-
ed 20c doz; Add postage. Miss
Omie Walker, Dial.

Deep red and bright red dah-
lias, 10c ea.; Red lilies, Purple
Iris, 30c doz; Lavender and pur-
ple violets, 20c doz. Postpaid. Mrs.
Florence Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Thrift, Lucidums, Umbrella
Chinas, Forsythia, Spirea, Cali-
fornia Privets, Chrysanthemums
and Thumbergi, will exch. for
well rooted Roses, Eng. Dogwood,
Peony, red Crepe Myrties or
Gladioli. Mrs. J. C. Lumsden,
Talbotton.

Conch Begonias, rooted. All
colors geranium cutings, Lantan-
as, Christmas cactus, 5c ea. Mrs.
Essie Wilson, Martin. .

100 or more purple Lilacs 10
to 28 in. high, $2 postpaid. 25 or
50 Crepe Myrtles, same size $1
del. Daisy Cochran, Calhoun,
RFD.

Canna bulbs, green and spot-
ted leaf Jew, Star of Bethlehem
Cactus, white and purple Verbe-
na, House Leak, all 5c ea. Estell
Watkins, Mershon, Rt. 1, Box 56.

Purple and speckled Iris 25c

icas, Snow Balls, red flowering
Quince, all 25c ea.; White Eas-
ter Roses, 2 for 25c.. Add. post-
age. Mrs. Esty Parks, Talking
Rock. s

Yucca Filamentosa 20c ea.; 2
yr. old Asparagus, Sprengeri
ferris 15 and 25c; Chrysanthe-
mums, green Jew, Ageratum, 10c
doz; plus postage.
ner, Canon.

King Alfred Daffodils 75c-100;
White and yellow with deep
trumpets; daffodils, 50c, 100;
Boxwood plants, well rooted, 5c
ea.; Add postage. Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Amur Privet Hedge plants, well
rooted 2 ft. high, Gov. insp. 50c,
100; or $4, 1000. Mrs. L. B. Tay-
lor, Cartersville, Rt. 3.

40 Beautiful Boxwood plants
from 35c to $5 ea. All plants
field grown, no shipping. One
plant $25. Mrs. Ethel G. Cart-
er, Stone Mountain.

Large prize winning Chrysan-
themums, Mary Sue, Silver Wed-
ding, White Cegatha Scott, Gol-
den Glow, Bronze, Orchid Silver
reverse, Shaggy Yellow; 20 plants
$1. Mrs. R. L. Silver, Cuthbert,
bo.

Chrysanthemums, assorted col-
ors, 25 doz; Verbena, lavender,
red, red with white center and
Crepe Verbena, 10c ea; Dusty
Miller plants, 10c doz.; Beefsteak
Begonias 25. Mrs, A. C. Mal-
phine, Tusculum.

varieties 2 reds, 3 oranges, Sal-



OCs

doz; 75c-100; Dbl. yellow Japon-.

I Dogwood, Crabapples,

Inez eee 4

Cannas, largest type, 7 named



Water IMles, rose, Chromaiel-
la, yellow 50c ea.; Conqueror red
15 ea.} Pyrethrum. -Columbine
7 for 50c; No orders for less than
No checks. Mrs. M. W.
Smith, 1432 Copeland Ave., S. W.

Atlanta, Ra. 2287.

Privet hedge, Altheas, running
roses and day lilies, will seil or

exch. for guitar 4 ft poultry wire

or sweet potato plants. J. I.
Tucker, Atlanta, Box 345, Rt. 1.

Chrysanthemums, 25 varieties
Prize winners, Yellow, white,
pink, cream lavender, variegated
tan, red, labeled plants, 8c; 40,
$1.50; 80, $2.50. Directions fur-
nished. Mrs. J. F. Chapman,
Edison.

Purple Water hyacinth plants,
10c ea. or 3 for 25c; plus post-
age. Artice Dease, Rex.

Rose cuttings rooted, White
American Beauties, Gold stand-
ard, 3 dif. pinks, 10c ea, Hardy
sweet pea plants 25c doz.; plu:
postage. Mrs. J. W. Hutson, 29
Wilcoxon, Newnan.

Pink Thrift, Larkspur, Physos-
tegia and sweet violets all 15c
doz.; Red, yellow and _ orange
cannas, 30c doz.; Mums 25c doz.
Pot plants 5 to 20c; Large box
of plants, $1. Mrs. H. F. Jarrell,
Butler, Rty 2:

Dbl. crimson, yellow, white
and purple Japonicas, well root-
ed,-10 yrs. old, 50c ea.; Phlox,
50c doz.; Bleeding hearts 60c
doz. Iris 4 doz. $1. Miss C.
Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ;

Chrysanthemums: Betsy Ross,
Indian Chief, Thanksgiving, Sil-
ver and Golden Wedding, Aga-
tha Scott, Queen Mary, all col-
ors mums 2 doz. 50c. Add post-
age. Miss Blanche Woods, La-
Fayette, Rt. 5.

Yellow Day Lilies 10c doz;
Iris lily bulbs 15 doz; Will exch
for good breed eggs or pie plants
Mary Bramblett, Rockmart.

Amaryllis bulbs; salmon pink
3 for 25c; Lilacs, well rooted 5c
ea. Snowballs, rooted 10c ea;
Crape Myrtles 10c ea: All FOB.
Mrs. G. J. Holcomb, Bremen.

Field Grown Chrysanthemum
slips, large, white and shell pink
$1.25 per 100, $10 per 1000 del.
Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville, R
3.

Mountain Laurel, Azaleas, Red
Cherokee
roses, Hemlocks 10c ea. Box-
woods, well rooted 25c ea. Shas-
ta daisies, Dusty Miller 20c doz.
Lucile Ammons, Mineral Bluff.

Arbor-vitae plants 15 in. high
10c ea. Pink Coral vine plants
del. sMrs. W. A. Sargent, 306 5th
St. Cordele.

Daffodils 75c 100; Jonquils 25
doz; Slver Maples 3 for 256;
Peach roses 3 for 25c; Primroses
50c per 100; Snow on the Moun-
tain 20 doz. Lemon lilies 25c
doz. Miss Bonnie Harsley, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 2.

Red Dahlias, red cannas $1.50
per 100, all kinds of shrubs. Will
sell or exch for white feed sacks.
Mrs. N. P. Padgett, Ella Gap.

Purple Queen Iris 40c; Crepe
Myrtle, Shasti tree, Washineg-
tons Bower Pear trees $1 doz; 2
doz. Hollyhiocks, dbl: Larkspur
25c. Will take Stamps, Money
Order or will exch. Mrs. W. R.
Thompson, Lawrenceville.

Bachelor Buttons, red and
white, large pkg. seed 10c. Add
postage. Docia Harris, Lula.

Cosmos seed, pink, red and
white: Giant and dwarf Sun-
flower seed red Four Oclock,
Adam and Eve yellow dbl. Zin-
nias. Will sell or exch. for other
flowers. Miss Clara Adams, Had-
dock, Ri:.2:

Dbl. red poppy, Jenereck

Morning Glory seed Te per pkg;

Roosev t



Flowers and Seed My

For Sale

Mountain Laurels,



Azaleas,

|Hemlocks, Red and White Dog-

wood, Mountain Ivy 15c ea; Ti-
ger lilies 15c ea. Trailing Arbu-
tus 5c ea. 6 for 25c, Mrs. C. Bar-

ton, Mineral Bluff.

Primroses, Fox Gloves, Honey-
suckles 30c doz; Spruce Pines 6
for 50c; Little Moss 6 for 15c.
Mrs. Jemima Crump, Talking
Rock, Rti 2; =

Boxwoods $1, $2 and $3; Py-
ramid Arborvitaes 10 for $1.
Water lilies 50c. Mrs. W. T.
Panter, Morganton. ;

Drumhead Phlox 10c doz;
Purple Foxgloves 15c doz; Yard
Hibiscus 15c ea; Perennial Sweet
Peas 20c doz; Sweet Brier Roses
10c ea; Velvet roses 15c 2 for
25c. Mrs. V. T. Chamblee, Cum-_
ming, Rt. 2. .

5 varieties of ferns, spink be-
gonias, all. 15c ea; Jew 15c doz;
Geraniums 10c ea. pink verbena
25e doz. del. Mrs. H. D. Burt,
Americus, Box 136 Rt. 2.

Orange Lilies, Blackberry dle
ies 20c doz; Sunflower seed 10c
cup; Mixed flower seed 10c pkg; .

Sell or exch! for white feed sacks

Sidda Southerland, Ellijay, Rt.
33 ae
Mixed colors, Azaleas, 15c doz.
Mountan laurels, Rhododen-
drons Spruce Pines Junipers In-_
dian Arrows 20c doz; Weigelas,
dbl. Touch-me-not seed all col- |
ors 10c per spoonful. Will exc.
for clothing. Miss Ruby. Medlin,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Azaleas, Butterfly TOSeS, | rho- =
dodendrons and all kinds of
rooted shrubs del. cheap. Write
for prices and descriptive eins)
culars. Mrs. J. H. Fee El-
lijay. S
Crimson
15 to 20 in 10c ea. B. C. 8. Hicks,
Adel, Rt. 1. a

Terrestrial Orchid, 2 roots 25 .
Pink Yarrow 35c 10; Perennial
Phlox 25c doz. Will exch. for |
Pear, Apple or Peach trees root-.
ed grapes. G. M. rohan Madi-
son. i
Cerise Crab Daw Cactus, large

dbl. red and pink cactus 25c ea;

Beef Steak Begonias 25c ea. All
well rooted. Verbenas 25c doz ~
Chrysanthemums 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. A. C. Mann ss
Tusculum., he

Mixed colors Larkspur, ined Byres
annual phlox, Gaillardias,- Rag-
ged Robins, Physostegias, John-
ny-Jump-Ups, Coreopsis, White

Mexican Primroses 10c doz, Add

postage. Mrs. E. L. Rogers, Grif-
fin.

Large Bpfeniek ferns, Lace
ferns, Boston ferns, Green and
white Century plants, all 2 yrs.
old, shipped with soil on roots
$2 ea. Pearl Aderhold, Lavonia.

Early yellow Trumpet Daffo-

dils, April blooming Narcissi 75c .

100; Iris, yellow and _ purple,

smoky and purple, blue cream a f

and lavender Hemerocallis lily
bulbs 20c doz. Mrs. Riley Ross,
Ringgold.

Red and yellow Dogwoods, 4
for $1; Snowballs, 50c ea.; Iris,
4 doz. $1. Bleeding Hearts, 60c
doz, Maurien Duckett,
Riess

Seed: Monster Zinnias, Dbl.
marigold, early and late, dbl. |
poppy seed 5c tbls. Plants: liz-
ard tail and dbl. larkspur 15 for:
10c; Wild flowers for Rock gar-
dens, 7c postage. Mrs. Cc. OG.
Lynch, Armuchee. Cae

Spruce pines, 25c ea.; Moun- |
tain Laurels, red Japonicas, BOG:

ea.; Boston ferns, 15c eg.; Purple

and white Iris 40c doz.; Day lil-
ies, 20c doz. Yellow cannas, 25
doz. Sara Williams, Morganton.

Physostegia, Golden Glow, Ag
eratum, Asters, small chrysant e-

Add mums. Geeny, laurels, 10c



ambler rose vines

Elia, Se




PAGE sTx



Georgia

Market Bulletin

Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS





Department Of

Agriculture

Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
Commissicner
. MAX L. McRAE,
Director, Bureau of Markets





THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1933.

Entered as second class mat-
ter February 15, 1922, at the
Post Office at Atlanta, Geor-
gia, under the act of June &,
1930. Accepted for mailing at

pecial rate of postage pro-
vided for in Section 1103, Act
of October 8, 1917. >

Notices of farm produce and
appurtenances admissible un-
uer postage regulations, in-
serted one time on each re-
juest and repeated only when
equest is accompanied by
aew copy of notice.



Second-hand farm machinery,
flowers and seed, incubator
| and ernamental nursery stock
tT notices are published in
Monthly Supplement which
appears on the first Thurs-
day of each month.



| Farm land for sale editions

are published at intervals dur-
ing the year. Advance no-
tices of these editions appear
from time to time advising
| advertisers when to mail us
these types of notices.

Limited space will not permit
insertions of notices contain-
ing more than 30 words, in-
cluding name and _ address.
We reserve the right to cut
down notices of more than
30 words, providing that this
reduction does not destroy the
meaning of the notice. When
notices cannot be cut down
they will be returned to the
writer for correction.





Limited space will not permit
insertion of unimportant no-
tices. Under legislative act
the Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for
any notice appearing in the
Bulletin or transaction result-
ing therefrom.







Special Notices

|

protection from weather,
i brightening up of
Sanitation is a main factor ar-



Special Notices



al Nursery Stock, Second-Hand
Machinery, Incubators, Brocod-
ers, etc., can be published in the
Special Monthly Edition. It will

a | ibl ublish more | :
2 eee | 200 Arbor-vitae plants, 16 in.

|high, $6 for the lot; Pink coral

|than one such ad from mem-
bers of the same household. All
notices of this character should

ibe mailed to the Bureau of Mar-.
kets between the 10th and 25th!

of each month. Notices which
arrive too late for publication
wil be returned.

A DURABLE WHITEWASH
There is always a need for a

good whitewash around my farm |
building. It is the cheapest ma-

terial obtainable for. sanitation,
and
old -barns.

cund barns and whitewash is es-

sential, as several applications
can be made at the cost of one
good coating of paint. It is nec-
essary that the right kind of
vhitewash be made in order that
it will not flake off as soon as
water comes in contact with it.
A wash is desirable that is white
and glossy, and which gives a re-
semblance to paint. Some wash-
es will not stay on long enough
to pay for the time it takes to
apply them; therefore, the stick-
ing ability is very important.

A whitewash has been made at
the Georgia Experiment Station
which has proved to stick to the
wali and give a white paint re-
semblance; it is as follows:

50 pounds hydrated lime >

-10 gallons water

10 pounds salt

2 pounds alum
1 bar soap.

Melt the soap and mix these

ingredients 24 hours before the

-whitewash is to be applied. This
-will give a smoother whitewash

and will also stick better than
if used right after being made.

/The alum and salt are used to

|

lend adhesiveness and prevent
rain and water from flaking the
wash off. Soap is added to give
a goss, aS is found in oil paint.
,After setting for 24 hours en-

ough. water is added to the so-|

lution to give it a consistency of
,thin cream. This can then be

| applied either with a spray or

brush.
Z. A. MASSEY
Asst. Animal Husband-
man, Georgia Experiment
Station, Experiment,
Georgia.



Flowers and Seed

For Sale '



CORRECTION

The ad appearing in issue of

March 30th under Fam Help
wanted column, wanting farm-
ers to raise Lespedsza Sericea on
shares was qa mistake. Mr. F.
W. Balcomb, Waycross WANTS
TO BUY some oe Sericea
_/ Seed.



CORRECTIONS
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
White Half Runners, 15c cup-
fmt 2 cups, 25c; pink 6 weeks
beans, same price. Postage in-
cluded. Mrs. G. R. Poole, Jas-
per, R 2.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE.
Coker No. 5 cotton seed from
1931 crop, in 90 lb. bags. $1.50
per bag, FOB. W. C. Burns,
Maysville.

SPECIAL NOTICE
The decrease in the appropvia-
tion for the Market Bulletin
makes it necessary for us to hold
the size of the Bulletin down to
meet ae appropiaion.







Nice Evergreen Boxwood bush
3 ft. $10; Gladioli bulbs, red 40c
doz.; postpaid. Eva Parker, Pis-
gah.

Aquilegia, Anchusa, Fox gloves,
iberis, Sempervirens, Lathyrus,
single hollyhocks, giant pink
Snapdragons, Scabiosa, Peren-
nial Ageratum, blooming
plants, 50c doz; $1: orders post-
paid. Miss Mary Lewis, Cornel-
ia,

Several colors of Geranium
cuttings, 25c doz.; Boston, Sword
Ferns, 10 and 15c ea.; Daffodils,
Jonquils and yellow and white
narcissi 15c doz. Mrs. J. C. Eades
Ganiesville, Rt. 7.

Red, ysllow and orange Azal-
eas, red and white dogwood,
Mountain Laurels, spruce and
white pines 12 to 18 in. 60c doz;
Rhododendrons, 75c doz. Mrs. S.
C. Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Purple -and Lavender Iris, $1
per 100; Forsythia, Almonds,
White and purple lilacs, Bridal
Wreath, yellow Japonicas, 3 for
5c; will exch. for white feed

sacks. Bonnie Frix, Talking Rock,

size |.





MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

quil bulbs 45c per 100; Add pos-
tage on.orders for less than 50c.
Miss Lucille Palmer, Milford.

vines ,10c ea. Mrs. W .A. Sar-
gent, 306-5th Ave., Cordele.

Dbl. crimson and yellow Ja-
ponicas 1 yr. old 50c ea.; Red
dogwood 4 for $1; Honeysuckles,
6 for 50c. /Mrs. Annie Gentry,
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 61-A.

Ferns: Roosevelt, Boston,
Sprengeri, Plumosia, 15c ea.; Be-
gonias, Argentea Coralline, Thur-
stonit, Everblooming Beefsteak,
15c ea.; Geraniums, Ga. Beauty,
Dark Red 10c cutting. Mrs. G.
H. Eley, White Plains.

2 varieties fancy leaf pot Ca-
ladium buibs, white and spot-
ted, 10 cuttings from all colors
sultanas, geraniums and begon-
ias, all for 50c; postpaid. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Boston.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale |





No. 2 Amazon John Deere pow-
er cane mill, good as new; used
very little one season, for sale
or trade. W. E. Wingate, Albany
P.@: Box 253:

1 Hoover corn planter, $6. Mrs.
W. E. Stephens, Kingston, R 1.

J. B. Colt light plant, 1929
model, good cond. Sell or trade
for cows, yearlings, or anything
can use. HE. A. Perdue, Bowdon,
Ri

1 International riding cultiva-
tor, practically new, for sale or
exc. for good, 3 gal. cow. J. W.
Johnson, Jr., Garfield.

Four pneumatic elevators with
Lint Flues, for 70 saw Murry
gins; 1 hydraulic ram for cotton
press, Good as new. C.S. Dal-
ly, Social Circle.

Champion, 6 ft. binder with
bundle carrier and _ transport
truckmule power, but can use
tractor hitch; used 1 season.
Practically new, $100 FOB. F.
Jenkins, Dooling.

Kincade garden tractor with
cultivator attachments, $50 or
exc. for good mule. Cc. S. Dris-
kell, Juliette, R 1.

One 20 and 1 25 H. P. electric
motor; 1 Jay Bee, No. 3 and No.
2 grinders, also a 25 H. P. crude
oil engine. K. T. Felder, Hape-
ville, 829 Custer St.

Economy King Cream Separa-
tor, No. 24, good cond. Only been
used a few mos. $20. Cash with
order. T. H. Fulcher, Blythe.

30 in. top runner DeLoach
grist mill, all parts to set Mill
up, reasonable price or exc. for
garden tractor, second-hand, or
for anything can use. J. W. Car-
ter, Coleman.

2 horse walking cultivator,
good cond., also all attachments
$16. S. A. Baggett, Douglasville
R 4.

40 horse eng. and boiler, moun-
ted, 1 Wheeler eng. mounted. Sell
or trade for a stationary boiler
an eng. W. H. Clark, Baxley,

oo i

Chattanooga No. 17 middle
buster moldboard, $1.25. Del.
24 in. Cuttaway harrow disc,
$1.50 del. R. R. Driskell, Juli-
ette, Rt. 1, Box 79,

' Fordson tractor, good running
order, $75 FOB. Dr. A. R. Dan-
forth, Norcross.

1 used Williamson No. 5 stump
puller in good cond., $100 or will
exch. for sound Brabham and
Iron peas, not mixed, at the rate
of 75c per bu. G. D. Kierce, Pel-
ham,

2 spring tooth: harrows, $6; 2
hovse No. 10 Vulcan, $3.75; one
4g. All in good

1








Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

Light plant, -4000 Watt cap.,
110 D. C. voltage. Capable of run-
ning Grist or other Mil. Excel-
lent cond. Cheap for cash, or
take live stock. B. G. Morgan,
Rossville, Rt. 1.

2 Meadows Upright Grist Mills
2 No. 2 Jay Bee Hammer Feed
mills; 1 Molasses Feed Mixer.
Come see it for bargain prices. J.
F. Bohanon, Eastman.

One Hercules ker. Eng.: 12 H.
P. Cheap for cash. J. W. Har-
ris, Dallas, RFD 6.

One I. H. C. (6) H P. Mogul
gas. Eng., with Bosh magneto.
All perfect cond:, Mounted. Suit-
able for Cane mill, small Feed
mill, etc., $40. T. A. Teate, Thom-
asville.

1 Power Take-off for Fordson
tractor, like new. Cost $28; Sell
for $5. L. F. Hardesty, Lake.

10 H. P. Titan eng., slight re-
pairs, shifts, hangars, pulleys,
other equipment. Good cond.
Net cost, all equipments, $116;

jEng., all. equipments, $90 FOB.

Robt. Fuller, Adairsville.

Atlas steam eng., complete, cy-

linder size 9x14, for cash or any-
thing can. use. Mrs. Dora Corbin,
Covena.
Moline Mowing Machine and
rake; Canton wa king cultivator,
No. 10. Oliver turner, Chain Feed
Guano distributor ,and others.
All good shape. Cheap cash, or
good breed chickens. A. E. Nel-
son, Rome, Rt. 5.

International Riding palin
or, all parts good cond., second-
hand. $27 or exch. for feed or
live stock. D. C. Mixon, States-
boro, RFD 3.

40 H. P. Russell Box hoiler, 35
H. P| eng., and fixtures, running
at present, good cond., Used to
pull cotton gin. Cheap. G. S.
Brown, Powder Springs, RFD 1.

10 horse gas eng. Economy
make, 16 in. Grist mill. Both in
fine shape. All equipment. Sell or
exch. for Leghorn hens. Mrs. W.
D. Carswell, Halcyondale.

Upright Grist mill (imported
rocks) corn sheller,
Fordson tractor. Perfect cond.
Cheap for cash. Consider trade.
W. E. Stone, Royston.

20 in. Raliance mill, R & V
Triumph 8 H. P. gas. Eng. belt
and sheller. All in perfect cond.
Cheap. R. A. Pruitt, Homer.

20 H. P. Schofield and 25 H.
P. Taylor boiler. Both fair, ser-
viceable cond, $150 cash. B. F.
Pate, Gordon, Rt. 2.

Oliver D. 75 tractor turning
plow, good cond. $50. W. J.
ahd Mayfield, RFD, Pouelton,

a.

Deering oat binder, good shape
$25. Exch. for seed peas, Velvet
beans. L. A. Brooks, Baconton.

2 Roller Cane Mill, 60 gal. sy-
rup kettle; dbl. hopper Cole corn
planter, mower machine, hay

rake, John Deere stalk cutter,

and others. Mrs. S. L. Varnadoe,
Lumber City, R 1.

Tobacco. transplanter, good
cond., reasonable. Mrs. W. F.
is ae Blackshear, 215 Gordon
St.

Cotton planter, chain feed,
first class cond., $3 or exc. for a
shoat or peanuts. J. R. Parker,
Oakman.

Gin plant: 4-80 Saw Lummus
Gins. Huller Breast, 75 H. P.
Electric motor, excellent condi-
tion. Inquiries and inspection in-
vited. Bargain price. H. O. Crit-
tenden, Shellman.

1928 Automatic Delco ~ Plant,
perfect condition, cheap for cash.
E. M| Trowbridge, B ythe, Ga.

2 Avery Walking cultivators, 2
row dusting machine, 1 Coving-
ton corn. and cotton. dropper, 2



spring brake, $15 or exch.

belt and

Syracuse 2 horse plows 1 Planet
Jr, cultivator. W it





















































































































Thursday, April

Second-Hand Mac
ery For Sale

2 Large Champion For
blowers attached. Nearly
some Blacksmith tools
Cheap for cash or will
for electric motor or moi
H. Webb, Box 64, Norcross

1 No. 8 DeLaval. Cream
rator, A-1 condition. Che
cash or exchange for equa
in Jersey milk cows.
Lowe, Buena Vista.

pound hopper for sale $3
or will exchange for go
cow. O. M. Ware, Marsh

Well equipped Flour an
Mill, for merchant and loc:
ling, desirable location. S
Present power, steam,
available. Inf. furnished

. For saleUpright dair
or will exchange.
ry, Acworth, RFD 2.

Oliver riding plow, |
cotton planter, or most an
farm tools for sale or for |
mule. Must not be blind.
Crutchfield, Montrose.

5 rolls about as good a
26 in. hog wire, $5 M abo
rods good barb wire, 4 po
tle, $2.50 per roll of 80 ro
J. Ellis, Cumming, RT.

2 horse Hammock riding
vator, in working order
bus good: corn. 4D; PP:
Broomwood.

Good Fowler plow for
exch. for value; 2 Duroc
shoats and bal. in corn.
write. B. L. DuBose, Haz!

Bean spraying machine
plete, good cond., reasonab.
M. Haddock, Ft. Valley.

No. 20 \Oliver wooden
turn plow. Sell or exch. f
hens (barred rocks), 10 bu
or $5.00. T. M. Webb, Elijay

Set of blacksmith tools, cl
Write or come see. J. R
Covington, R 4, a

Niagara, gas, air cooled |
H. P. slightly used, $25.00,
for a good Jersey cow al
3 gal. or more. Hoke McDi
Reynolds.

Niagara JYr., duster,
used, $30.00, or exc. eee
work horse or mule, or good
sey cow. E. E. Payne, Reyn

John Deere 10 power |
grain binder; sev. horse
tractor driven harrows;
binder, tractor disc plo
Case Combine

McCormick - Deering :
mower, rake and 1 farm
Sell or exc. for peavine h
cured meats or hogs.
Weems, Macon, Hotel Capi

One size 0 Williams
hammer mill, used one;
ec ensilage machine, size
wheels; 20 H. P. Nunsie
Good condition. Bargains.
Brannon, Luthersville, Box

1 Walking and 1 Riding
yator, Oliver make, with
and attachments for each;
Chattanooga F-50 reversi
in. disc plow, 3 mule



also want 24 in. Grist mi-
80--in. Grist: mill;> 2) coms
er. E, D. Towns, tov i





Exc. Oliver riding cu
good cond., for gas. en







sday, April 6, 1933.
scond-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted



for use with a stump puller, also
fom Huston skidder for Ford-
tractor. W. M. Denton, Ni-

Exc. Jersey cow, 1 John Deere

iding disc cultivator, good cond.

or mowing machine and rake.
ormick or Deering. Guy
g, Apalachee.

ant magneto attachment for
son tractor, A-1 cond., cheap.
. Alexander, Roopviile.

ant No. 19 Oliver chilled 2
rse turning plow. Make best
ce FOB your station. Address

. Kirby, Waycross, R 5, Box

Want gearing for Overshot
ooden water wheel, bearing and
rudgring. State what you have

j T. G. Camp, Rock-

in
od. running cond. Will not
on ider junk. State make, cond.
lowest price in first letter.
. Griffin, Marietta, R 5.
Want riding cultivator, cheap
for cash. Must be standard
e, and in first class cond. I.
Cavender, Millwood. |
Want to buy 1 power hay bal-
' press. E.:G. Colvin, Locust
e,
ant a 30 Cow Siation, J.
Pransford, Dunwoody, R: 1.
Trade value for Reaper and
Binder and threshing machine,
n running cond. Near Augusta,
ames B. Bartch, Augusta, R 2.
Want riding cultivator, prefer
John Deere, with disc attach-
nt. Must be good cond. and
j lak, oe Ken-

aler for No. 2 and No. 3 cans,
heap for cash, or exch. Mrs.
orge Kersey, Pavo, R 3.

Hixc. 2 riding cultivators, Plan-
et, Jr., for 2 walking cultivators.
H. R. Gheesling, Mitchell.
Want second-hand 1% horse
s. or K. oil motor, in good
hape, and cheap for cash, or will
xc. Dasheens at 75c bu. J. O.
Ward, Blackshear.
_ Want 5 rolls of good barbed
wire, not rusty and must be reas-
onable. G. E. Skinner, Bron-
wood, Box 13:

ant 12 ft. segment gear, 2 ft.

pinion, 2 sets bevel gear and pin-
ons. All above for a 4-60 saw
4 Gin system, corn mill and plan-
r. CE. Callas, Gainesville, 39 Oak

Want 1 small roller for No. 13
Chattanooga syrup mill with
shaft, also 1 left wheel for Mc-
Cormick hay rake; 100 bu. good

: T. J. Biggers, Bre-

- Want 2 miles Hog fence, used,
and used barb wire, in good cond.
cheap for cash. W. B. Cadle,
Mt. Vernon.

Want 1 still Overshot wheel,
10-22 ft. high with shaft to match
und segmento at bargain. Must
e good cond. J. A. Grant, Al-
0.



Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS
Sheppard str. Ancona hens,
e each; White Rock yr. old
sock, from 300 egg mating, $1.50;
-R. I. Red hens, 70c each; Mix.
ens, 45c ea. Mrs. J. P. Pullin,





AUSTRALORPS ;

ure Osborne str. yr. old Aus-
, 4 hens (all laying) and

$5 50 2 1-2 mo. old pul-

s,| Buckeye, or
s. | tneub



: Poultry For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted



BANTAMS

Silver Sebright hatching eggs,
$3 setting; Buff Cochin eggs,
reasonable; also bloodtested
cockerels, both breeds; also Mal-
lard duck and pheasant eggs.
Write or phone. Mrs. Fred Crs-
well, Atlanta, Roswell Road.



BARRED AND OTHER .OCKS|

2 pure Thompson Riz.zlet B.
R. 1932, in service cockerels $1.-
25 ea. or $2 for both, FCS; ten-

der, streaked Half Runner gar-

den bean seed, 2 cups, 35c del.
Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Canon.

2 extra fine 2 yr. old B. Rock
roosters, Holterman str., $2 for
both, Exp. prepaid; Want set-
ting of White Giant eggs at rea-
sonable price. Mrs. Tom Bryan,
Sharpsburg, R 1.

March hatch B. R. doekerel,
direct from Parks Cream Grade
last yr.. $2; Hatching <epgs, . $1
per setting, del. Reg. Per. 539-C-
33. Mrs. Walter Dobson, Cal-
10un, Re 2;

Booking orders for Booths
AAA Grade White Rock cocker-
els, Del. May ist, 10 wks. old, $1
ea. 3 for $2.50. Money order.
Fred Blaylock, Chickamauga.

CORNISH
2 Cornish hens, 13 mos. old
for sale or exc. for trio ducks,
any kind small var. Also pota-
to plants, Bush butter-beans for
turkey eggs. Write. L. E. Adams,
Ty Ty.





GAMES

Game chickens for sale or exc.
for Irish Red eggs or Ginn Red
eggs. Must
will pay 25c Ib. for deer tongue,
dry, whole leaves, del. J. A.
Crumley, Demorest.

Few mix. game stags and
cocks, hens and pullets; setting
of eggs postpaid for $1. Guar.
to be dead game; also common
pigeons, 20c pr.. DeWitt Rice,
Douglasville. :

LEGHORNS

60 W. L. healthy pullets, $24
FOB; also 20 R. I. Red 10 wks.
oid pullets, $8 FOB. Fritz A.
Rovers, Washington, R 3.

4 Tancred str. Leghorn cock-
erels, last April hatch, pure bred
stock direct from Tancred. $3
for lot, or $1 ea. L. W. Stallings,
Carrollton.

15 B. L. hens and_ rooster,
thoroughbred, now laying, $10
for lot. Add postage. Mrs. R. L.
Allison, Cleveland, R 3.

115 W. L. hens, laying 70 per
cent. Pen poultry from AAA
Matings, Eng. strain, 50c ea. $50
for lot. No exch. J. Lyman Mor-
ris, Douglasville.

Pure bred B. L. young laying
hens, $5 doz. also eggs for set-
ting, 40c per 15. Mrs. C. B. Dor-
sey, Rome, R 1.

MINORCAS
1 Special Grade White Min-
orca cock, April 1932: hatch, di-
rect from Booth. $2; Hastings
Shallu or Chicken corn, 5c lb.
Time to plant. Troy Brittain,
Newnan, R 6.





for peanuts or chickens;

be full pit games;

26 head of common pigeons,
mixed, 25c pr. or exc. for chick-
ens or rabbits. John Henry
Brooks, Ty Ty. }

Solid Red Carneaux and
White pigeons for sale or exc.
Will
accept sound field peas. Write.
J. H. Edwards, Douglasville, R 5.

Pure bred Racing Homers, all
mated and banded, $1 pr. FOB.
Oswald Hinson, Claxton, Box
144,

TURKEYS, DUCKS, GUINEAS,

_ GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE

The Worlds Famous Goldbank
stra. day old poults, 30c each;
eggs, 25c ea. 100 per cent deliv-
ery. Mrs. Howard C. Brooks,
Clarkesville.

Pure Mammoth Bronze tom,
$4; M. B. pure bred turkey eggs,
$4 per 13. Mrs. J. W. McAllis-
ter, Buena Vista. .

3 or 4 little Eng. ducks and 1
drake, 60c ea. Eggs, 60c per 15.
Mrs. B. M. Thomas, Hoboken.

Wild Mallard ducks, $3 pr. $5
trio, or exc. for fancy bantam
chickens or Turken Wonder
birds. Herman Mize, Americus.

2 Pearl guinea roosters, strong



|and healthy, 60c ea. $1 for the

22 NYS.
2:

Allen Russ, Nicholls, R

2 ducks and 2 drakes, full
blood White Pekins,- $3 plus
transportation chgs. Mrs. Cora

Rigsby, Newnan, 21 Second Ave.



: R. I. REDS

2 yr. old rooster, Mahood str.
SG 7R: Ee Red, $0505; yr
cockerel, same str. 10 mos. old,
$1. Mrs. C. A. Black, The: Rock,
Rtas

Large, Dark Red young hens,
$1, Exc. for large breed turkey
eggs; Custom hatching, 2 1-2
an egg, or for half chicks, guar.
fertile, fresh eggs. Mrs. Bessie
Sikes, Cochran, R 2.

75 R. I. Red friers, ready for
market, 20c lb. Mrs. J. E. Ben-
son, Buena Vista, R 2.

5 R. I. Red cockerels, 9 mos.
old, $1 ea. Also B. R. cockerels,
9 mos. old, extra fine, $1 ea.
Exc. for older cockerels or for
pullets. C. M. Dockins, a
bah, R. 3.

) WYANDOTTES ;
Young hens, 75c ea. lot for $7;
roosters, $1 ea. All thoroughbred
Silver Lace Wyandottes. James



;Brown, Helena.



Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS

Want 50 common bantam hens.
Must be young, have smooth legs
be healthy and cheap. J. L. Ber-
ry, Norcross.

Exc. 6 Buff Orp. hens and roos-
ter, AAA stock, for the same
amount of Buff Cochin bantams.
Write. Miss Virginia Collins,
Collins.





GAMES
Want first class Country Walk-
ed Pit game cocks. R. H. Craw-
ford, Tiger.



PIGEONS.

10 pr. large White Kings, mat-
ed and banded, $1 pr. or lot, $9
FOB. Hugh Davis, Athens, 685
Cobb St.

White Kings, from best breed-
ing stock, All young birds and no
culls. Sell, or trade some for
good str. W. L. day old chicks.
J. C. Bohlen, Madison, R 5.

8 pr. White Kings. 50c per pr.
or exc. for chicks, friers, or cur-
ed meat. also N. Z. White rab-

bits, $3 pr. or same exch, Mrs.

W. H. Lee, Ft. Valey.

75 extra White Kings, of
Foundation stock that cost $5
pr. More than half are mated,

rest mate soon. Sell or trade for
other. good Towa
t :



LEGHORNS
Want 3 to 500 W. L. pullets, 3

to 6 wks. old, Barron or Tancred |

str., bloodtested. H. A. Shack-
lett, Mableton.

Want to buy 100 W. Leghorn
pullets, 6 wks. old. No culls. C. C.
Strickland, Daisy.

\



| MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Want 35 pullets, any good
breed, 4 or 6 wks. old. Will exc.
1 good Oliver No. 20, wood beam
turn plow for same, or apple and
peach trees. Thos. Webb, Ellijay
R38:

Exc. 2 pure bred rabbits for 2

chicken hens. Mrs. Jane Wide-
ner, 330 Central Ave., Atlanta.





bits: 1 doe with 5 young, 1 mo.
old, for R. I. Red hens. Write:
J. T. Stilwell, alana 39 15th
St., N. E.



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want 1 White Muscovey drake
and some White Pekin ducks, wt
5 Ibs. or more. State lowest price.
Will buy, or exc. value. Dillard
Munford, Cartersville.

PHEASANTS WANTED
Want to hear from party hav-
ing Silver, Lady Amhearst and
Ringneck pheasants and pheas-
ant eggs; also want Buff Cochin
bantam eggs. Write. Franklin T.

Waters, Quitman, R. R. St.

QUAIL WANTED
Want to buy 2 pr. Quail. Quote
cash price.
tersville.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Pure bred S. L. Wyandottes
and Parks B. R. baby chicks, $6
C. del. Hens, same breed, 75c ea.
FOB, in lots of 10 or more. B. M.
Logan, Athens, R 2.

Pure bred Buff Orp., Cooks
str. day old, 8c ea; 1, 2, 3, 4 wks.
old, 10e, 12, 15c, 18 ea. Eggs,
50c per 15, del. Miss Ronnie
Johnson, Shellman, Rl,

Quality pure Tancred W. L.
chicks, from proven 2 to 3 yr.
old hens, ,Sired by Ped. males,
Officially bloodtested, free of B.
W. D., at reasonable prices. M.
W. Kantala, Elberton.

igh powered chicks from
heavy laying flocks: Reds, Bar-
red Rocks, Everlay B. L. and
Tancred W. L. $6 C. Heavy mix-
ed, light mixed, $5 C. Live del.
vuar. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

45 husky chicks, heavy mixed,









6 wks. old, 18c ea. Exp. collect.
Money order preierred. Gladys

Harrell,
By

- Buff Orp., $5; Buffs and Reds
crossed, $4.75; Heavy assorted,
$4.50 del. Guar. live del. April
26th shipment. Less than 100,
add 1-2c per chick. W. L. a
Buena Vista.

Custom hatching: $2 per 100
eges. Will take farm produce as
payment. Incubators set each
week. phone, Walnut 2996.

Hawkinsville, R 2, Box

James K. Mitchell, Atlanta, 925

Waverly Way.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 500 to 1M Leghorn or
Ancona chicks to raise on halves.
Party pay transportation. Mrs.
J. E. Robinson, Nicholls, R 1.

Want 1 or 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 or 12 wks.
old. Reds or S. L. Wyandottes
preferred. Party pay chgs. Mrs.
Olin Haynie, Riverdale, Rt.

Want 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old. Any breed,
except W. Leghorns. Write first.
Mrs. Ben J. Threatte, Daisy, R
I:





Want, 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old, any large
breed. Other party pay postage.
I furnish feed. Mrs. Mellie Lack-
man, Clarkesville, Rt. 3.

Want 2 or 300 baby chicks to
rais on halves to 10 wks. old.
W. L., or R. I. Reds. Write first.
Well exp. Mrs. Edward Robinson
Nicholls, R 1.

Exc. $8 value for R. I. Red
chicks; exc. $10 value for good,
used poultry wire. Party pay
postage both ways. Mrs. J. W.
Fowler, Curryville, R 2.

Want to buy pure bred Thomp-
son Ringlet B. R. Baby chicks.
Make best price. Mrs. S . H.
James, Oakfield.

Exc. Dutch: Copenhagen cab- |

Henry Smalley, Car- |



lireed baby chicks: 5M a
postpaid for 100 chicks. R.
McRee, Meigs. ee

Barred Rock day old chicks
reasonable price; a im

Mrs. J. L. ey Ceca
Ze :

Want 100- 200 Red or 3B ;
chicks to raise on halves to.
wks. old. I pay express-1 way}
Bessie Tanner, Nicholls.

Exe. P. R. potato plants
baby chicks, any large var.,
red Rocks preferred: 12,000 pl
for 200 chicks. Accept any pat
of order, as early as possi 1

M. L. Stone, Graham.



Eggs For Sale :



Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird.
eggs, $1.25 per 15, del. Mrs. J
F. Greer, Monticello.

Mixed M. B. turkey eggs,
doz. Miss Ruth a Shil

Cash with order. Miss une! Mat
thews, Barnesville, R 3, Box 234.
M. B. turkey eggs from unr

lated stock, $2.25 doz. Bird

str. Also thoroughbred Colum
bian Wyandotte eggs, 65c =
Mrs. E .E. Gordon, Pitts; R

Carefully selected hatch
eggs of pure bred Parks
75e per 15, $1 per 30, $3.50 |
del. Crates to be ret. Mrs. J. Ss.
Raulerson, Rockingham, R 1

Pure bred Buff Rock eggs, 50
per 15. Mrs. D .F. Youngblood,
Rome, R 1.

Pure White Rock eggs, |
direct from Fischel, $1 per 15
Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concord.

Bronze and Gray turkey egg
$1.50 doz. or exc. for chicks, 2.
3 wks. o!d, and potato plants.
O. Weeks, Harlem.

Sweepstake Winners of South
east Biggest Shows. Big Golde
Buff Orpingtons. Exhibition
production combined. 18 yr
breeding. Eggs at half price :
to reliable parties on time. Mr
Ed Morgan, Americus.

Select AAA W. L. hatching eg:
stock direct from Booth, car
ing the direct blood lines of con
test Champions, records to 3

eggs per yr. 75c per 18. Cart

ret. Dick Scott, Adairsville, R |

Australorp eggs for sale or ex
for good cured meat or anything
of value can use. I. L. Patte
son, Savannah, Care baie St
tion.

Bird Bros. big bone M. B. tur
key eggs, from 2 yr. old hen
$1.50 doz. Mrs. L. C. Ridle

Franklin.



Live Stock For Sale

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE a

Large, fine Nubian buck,
1-2 yrs. old, from gal dam ar
reg. buck, $12.50, or exe. i
good baled hay or what ha
you? F. EH. Grubbs, Demorest.

Toggenburg doe, giving m
$15.00; Buck service, $1.
also Jersey Black Giant roo
ter, 3 pullets, $6.00. J. i
Atlanta, Re,

Ram, 2 old ewes, and 2
ewes, $15. 00 for lot; also
checks, 10c ea., hen 50c. R.
Hodges, . Manassas. S

Saenan and Nubian
each) milk goat, freshen
3rd kid April 18th; betwee:
and 4 qt. milker. No bad he
bits. $35.00 and guar. to
Clayborne Sims, aS :
erhens St.





bage, Marglobe, Ba.timore, Red|

ock, New Stone tomato -Por- |

or






ar M. N. Perry, Atianta,
Peachtree St. N. BE.

HOGS WANTED
ec. cow for sow and

corn. Party come after
nd bring what you have
ro aie Dae Chaffin, Buck-



WANTED
Want to buy a good farm
ule on time, Terms, $10.00
and $10.00 month, also 1
milch cow, $5.00 down
5.00 month. Plenty feed
ood pasture. J. B. Hollo-
Augusta. 1307 University

W. at a cheap farm mule.
cash, other in cows and
annie Drake, Ft, Valley.

a fairly good mule to
tivate 6-8 acres, for feed
th option of buying in fall.
care, Near Birdie, Ga. at

.. Give very best of care;

have a truck farm of 6 or-
res. Will pay monthly for |.

a, -E. Neal, Blackwells,



ant good milk goat, Nub-
Saanan, or Toggenburg.
e number of kids, if natur-
hornless. Must be short

ope Ga. cane sprup in
H. M. Boardman,





bage, 60 M. 200, 15c. Add
e. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,

r uine P. R. plants, well
ted, Gov. insp. 90e M. 4 M ue

Baiten, Winokur.
insp. Portorican and
tato plants, $1.25 M.
ast of April. Book orders
Exc. for anything can use.
. Waldrip, Gainesville, R 2.
1K skin P. R. plants, Gov.
d treated, $1 M. Sat.
A. H. Pitts, Moultrie.
. and insp red skin P. R.
Nancy Hall potato plants,
Ready about 10th of Ap-
R. Redmond, Pelham.
rple skin P. R. plants, $1 M
) M. lots; less lots, $1.25 M.
to plants, $1 M. B. M.
er, Alma, R 1.
Globe tomato plants,
. J. S. Crapps, Alma, R 3.
Re R. potato plants, Gov.
M.' or $1.25 M. del, in
ash, with orders. Isaac Sel-
ma, R 3.
: skin P. R. potato plants,

fresh, spring
cabbage plants, Imp.
1d (earliest header
COD 50c M. Sat. guar.
cokes, Fitzgerald.
arglobe, Greater Baltimore
, Bell pepper, All, $1 M.
Plants ready. J. D. Mullis,
rR 4,
ican potato slips, last of
and first of May, $1 M del.
for Rucker cotton seed.
re y chgs. Ovie Crowe,
SVilie; 8.2
P. R. and Nancy Hall
lants, $1 M. 5 M. $3.75;.
epper plants, $1.25 M.

E lions large,

>

5. All FOB. Millions to -

forris, Baxley.
lobe. and Greater
I. da



Plants For Sale

Sev.
plants, now ready. Sell or exc.
for Runner peanuts, corn, syrup,
or what have you? Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs. G. P. Ware, Cordele,
R B. :

Imp. P. R. plants, Gov. insp.
$1 M. Exc. 1 M. for 1 bu. peas,
any amount. R. S. Williams,
Baxley, R 5,

POR. plants, $1 Ms tomato,
Marglobe, $1 M. Greater Balti-
more and Stone, 90c M. Runy
King, Pimiento, $1 M. 10c off in
large lots. H. H. Deen, Baxley.

Insp. red skin and yellow P. R.
plants, ready April 15th, 75c M.
5 M. ee 50c M. FOB. Cash with
order. V. Willard, Douglas.

Imp. o. skin P.. R.: plants,
insp. and treated, Ready April
Ist. $1 M. FOB. Moss packed.
Immediate del. A. C. Johnson,
Fitzgerald.

Gov. insp. Imp. P. R. plants,
Full count, $1.25 M. Marglobe
tomato, 35c C. All FOB. J. B.

Patterson, Baxley, R 4.

Ruby King, Pimiento pepper,

Greater Baltimore, Marglobe to-|

mato, treated, $1 M. FOB; Cab-

bage plants, 60c M. No stamps.

Sat. guar. D. H. Dean, Baxley.
Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov. insp. $1 M. Place orders
now for April 15th del. W. A.
Fletcher, Tifton, R 2.

Pink skin P. R. potato plants,
Insp.:and treated, 75c M. FOB.
Ready about April 15th - 20th,
May, June del. C. J. Gordon,
Warwick. _

Yellow and Red skin P. R.
plants, Gov. insp. $1 M. Mar-
globe tomato, ready for ship-
ment April 15th, $1 M. FOB. J.
M. Clark, Graham, R 1.

Pure bred Portorican plants,
also old time pink skin, April
del. $1 M. May del. 75c M. Exc.
for Brab or Iron peas. John
Walker, Waycross, R, 1:

Portorican potato plants, Yel-
low and Purple skin, Gov. insp.,
and treated, $1 M. Ready April
10th. Special price on large lots.
T. H. Gordon, Rochelle, R 2.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
25 C. $2 M; white velvet okra
seed, 10c lb. del. H. B. Shell,

Palmetto.

Imp. P, R. potato plants, State
insp. for sale or exc. for any-
thing can use. Write what you
have. J. R. Thomas, Surrecy, R
2.

Yellow skin P. R. plants from
vine grown, State insp. seed, $1
M del to 3rd zme Exe. for ba-

by chicks, peas, butter or syrup.

J. F.. Gruber, Odum.

Pink skin P. R. plants, Gov.
insp. and treated, $1 M. del. Ap-
ril and May del. H. Lightsey, O-
dum, Rite

Marglobe tomato plants, Wilt-
Resistant, Now ready, 75c M.
Chas. W. cabbage, 40c M. Money
order. Mrs. B. E. White, Alma.

Marglobe tomato, strong, rea-
dy for shipment. 20c C. 500, 70c;
$1.25 M. del. W.. J. Peacock, Al-
ma, R 3.

Cert. Marglobe tomato plants,
now ready, 80c M. FOB. J. D.
Moody, Baxley, R 5. a

Frost-proof cabbage, 65c M;
Onion, 75c M. Marglobe tomato,
$1 M. Potato plants, $1 M. pre-
paid. Earnest Lewis, Baxley. |

Greater Baltimore and Mar-
globe tomato plants, now ready,
90c M. 20c C. Del. Cabbage, 65c,
del. Moss packed. H. F. Johnson,
Baxley, R 1.

Imp. P. R. potato plants, Gov.
insp. $1.25 M. 5 M. lots, $1 M.
Marglobe and. Greater Balti-
more tomato, $1 M. Ready now.
FOB. Ralph Miles, Baxley.

P. R. potato plants, $1 M.
FOB. Guar. April 15th ship-
ment. R. S. Wolfe, Baxley, R 2.

Frost-proof cabbage pl ants,

| Bermuda onion, 65 M. prepaid.
oe $1.25 |

MARKET

M. Prizetaker onion

page, 65c; Pimiento pepper, $1.25

R,| potato plants, Gov. insp. 75c M.
Add postage. Mrs. J.



Plants For Sale

Imp. Portorican plants, Gov.
insp. $1 M. 5 M. up, 80 M. Mon-
ey orders. No chks. Wilbert Wil-
liams, Baxley, R 4.

Quality Missionary strawberry
plants, wet moss packed, first
crop from Eastern Nursery stock
30c C; $2.50 M. Postage 10c first
100, 5c ea. additional. Ref. Peo-
ples Bank here. W. F. Luckie,
Ray City.

Portorican and Early Triumph
potato plants, $1 M. Ready to
ship. F. M. Carter.

Make offer on large or small
lots of Cert. pink skin Porto-
ricans, Cert. wilt-resistant Mar-
globe tomato plants, April del.
B. Es Daniel, Ty Ty, R 1.

Potato plants, $1; Marglobe
and Baltimore tomato, $1; Cab-

M. All plants del. G. L. Steedley,
Baxley.

Marglobe and G. B. tomato
plants, 20c C. -1 M. del. Money
orders only. Mrs. sti Warren,
Baxley, RFD 4.

Open field grown Mareglobe to-
mato plants, 20c C. 500, 75c; $1.-
25 M. Moss packed, Del. Ready
April 15th. a R. Riggins, Bax-
ley.

Genuine P. R. and Nancy Hall
potato plants, $1 del. or 85c
FOB. Exc. for large breed baby
chicks or some dried fruit. Dru-
ry Taylor, Alma, R 3.

Tomato plants, Marglobe,
Greater Baltimore and Stone,
moss packed, ea. $1 M. del. Red
Skin Portoricans, $1 M. del. All
apne guar. Cash with order. H.

C. Buchana, Baxley, R 4.

Gov. insp. and treated Red
Skin P. R. plants, 75c M. del;
Marglobe and New Stone toma-
to, 75 M. Ruby King, Sweet
pepper plants, 75c M. Ready
about April 15th. Rev. -W. H.
Looney, Alma, R 3.

Gov. insp P. R. plants, pink
and yellow. $1 M, or exc. for any
big breed baby chicks. A. Bow-
en, Bristol. :

Gov. insp. P. R. pink skin po-
tato plants, $1- M. FOB. Yellow
and Pink, 75c M. Exc. for dried
fruit. F. V. McCaskill, Baxley, R
4,

Imp. P. R. plants, $1. 50 M.
Now ready. Add postage. C. Ww.
Cowart, Daisy, R 1.

Imp. Portorican, Red Skin
M. Ford-
ham, Fender.

Potato plants, Portorican and
Marglobe tomato plants, from
Cert. Wilt-Resistant seed, 500,
60c; $1 M. Del. Moss packed. I.
L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Booking orders for Porto, Rico
plants, Gov. insp. and treated,
70c M. FOB: May del. Genuine
Crystal Wax Bermuda onion
plants, 65 M. prepaid. Geo. R.
Hunt, Kathleen.

Genuine red and pink skin
plants, 75c M del. in Ga. Prompt
service. W. G. OQuinn, Sur-
rency R 2. \

Pure pink skin Portorican
plants, Gov. insp. and chemical-
ly treated, $1 M. Ready.. Sat-
isfaction cues A. Hi Pitts, Moul-
trie.

Lady Thompson strawberry

plants, true to name, nice, large 2

plants., $1.50 M. or 25 C. Mon-
ey order preferred. -Ben For-
rest, Gainesville, R 2.

Plants Wanted

Exc. collard plants for Ice-
berg lettuce and Pimiento pep-
perplants. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, O-
cilla.

Exc. 1 gal. Giant sunflower
seed for 1 M. yellow skin. Porto-
rican potato plants. Ea. pay
chgs. on what he ships. Bunyan
Parker, Quill. -

Want to contract for 1 M. Big
Stem dese potato plants, 500

i a





BULLETIN

Supply

Seed For Sale

White nest onions, 25c gal.
white spanish peanuts, 20c gal;
Add postage. Mattie Wright,
Bremen, R 2. ;

Perkins Mammoth green pod

okra, Eng. peas. 15c cupful; red
hot pepper, 25c gal. Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield, (address not given).

Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed,
from 40-60 lb. melons, 50c Ib.
Prepaid 3rd zone. H. J. McCor-
vey, Coolidge.

Stone Mtn., melon seed, 20c

Ib. Golden Queen pop corn, 2

1-2c lb. or 8c lb. shelled. Send
postage. Henry Robinson, | Haw-
kinsville. R 1.

Pure white velvet okra seed,
15 lb. del, Exc. for other seed.
J. H. McGarity, Atlanta, R 3.

Perkins long green (mammoth
okra seed, recleaned, the mar-
ket var., 100 lbs. $9 shipped in
dbl. bags; less quantities, 10c
niece postage. J. E. Wall, Shi-
oh.

24 lbs. Pride of Ga. watermel-
on seed, 5 Ibs. .or more, 25c Ib.
Add postage. Mrs. Ada Roan,
Lovejoy. 4
~Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start, del. also
white pearl pop corn, shelled,
10c lb. not postpaid. Mrs. Corine
Floyd, Rockmart, R 2.

Good Calif. multiplying beer
seed, good start, 10c, pkt. Has-
tings Bell pepper seed _ free;
white cucumber seed, large pkt.,
8c. Mrs. J. E. Kirk ,Rockmart.

Texas Honey Drip cane seed,
4c lb. 75c bu. Cream Crowders,
3c lb. Exc. some for dried fruit.
Doyle Conner, Buchanan, R1.

8 lbs. Pride of Ga. melon seed,

pure, 40c postpaid. L. W. Dukes,
Sylvester, R 3.

Stone Mtn., or Dixie Bell mel-|

on seed, 15c lb. up to 50 lbs. over
50 Ibs. 10c lb. Exc. for pure Du-
roc Jersey male pig. W. A.
Moore, Haddock. :

Pure, sound, clean Honey Drip
cane seed, 50c gal. del. Exc. for
lima, beans or brown-eye peas.
limited. Mrs.
Moore, Rt. 3, Rockmart.

White velvet and green pod
okra seed, 25c lb. 5 lbs. $1; white
bunch butter-beans, 8 lbs. $1.
All postpaid. J. M. Burkhead,
College Park, R 1.

Parsley seed, 5c spoonful, and
3c extra for postage. B. E.
Fricks, Talking Rock, R 2, Box 7

About 50 lbs. extra sound hand
selected, 1932 crop Stone Mtn.
or Dixie Belle melon sed, 25c lb.
A. P. Farmer, Milledgeville.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, hand
selected, 25c lb. No less than 25c
worth sold, unless postage ac-
companies order. Mrs. C. W.
Jones, McRae, R 2.

18 Ibs. Russian Mammoth sun-
flower seed, 20c Ib., 15 lbs; Cu-
ban Queen watermelon, Rocky-
ford cantaloup seed, each, 75c
lb. Bunch and Running butter-
beans, 10c Ib. Miss Eva Tank-
ersley, Thomson.

White velvet and green pod
okra, 15e Ib. 8 lbs. $1; lettuce,
$1. All del. J.-M. Burkhead, Col-
lege Park, R 1.

Texas Ribbon Cane a, 5
lb. Add postage. Stone Mtn, mel-
on seed, 30c Ib. 90-day Velvets,
65c bu. T. E. Wise, Ashburn, R

Broom corn seed, the finest
that grows, 20c qt. Mrs. W. A.
Dickerson, Monroe, R 1.

10 or 15 lbs. yellow mammoth
crookneck squash seed, 50c Ib. or
exc. for sugar crowder peas or
Calif. black-eyes. Abner Baker,
Norman Park.

4 lbs. Cuban Queen melon
(best shippers,
seed, $1 Ib. or 10c per snuff-box
full. Add postage. No chks. nor
stamps. T. W. Banks, Cordele,
Res,

Thurmond Gray melon seed,
hand picked, all treated, ready

es ao 25c lb. 5 Tbs. -

Russell

dont sunburn) |-

Thursday, April 6, 193
Seed For Sale :

200 Ibs. choice Watson melo:
seed,98 per cent pure and
per cent germination, guar.
Ib. 20c Be 1-2 Ib. del. Cash wit:
order. J. D. Voss, Tennille.

Pure ae Ribbon cane see
5c lb. and postage. 'P. R. sweet
potatoes, 35c lb. FOB. Ash
Goff, Ashburn, R 2.

- Texas cane seed, sound an
clean, 6c Ib. $4 per C. Harol
Morgan, Vienna.

Dixie Belle melon seed, fro:
35-40 Ib. melons, hand sav
35c lb. 4 lbs. $1. Mrs. James
Bloodworth, McIntyre, R 1.

Hastings Tennessee Green po
and old fashioned striped gar
den - bean seed (tender)
white bunch butter-bean
ea. 15c lb. not prepaid. Mrs.
W. Lancaster, Pendergrass, ee
Box 57.

Salad peas, pumpkin,
flower, 2 cups, 15c. Exc. for dr
ed fruit, peanuts, cabbage, pota
to, tomato, plants, collard see
or anything can use. Mrs. Henr
Eller, Ellijay, R 3.

Pure, sound, clean Honey Drip
cane seed, 10 Ib. bucket, 40c,, del.
Exc. for tobacco, twisted and fla
vored, or for butter-beans, R. c
Moore, Rockmart, R 3.

Early Long green okra seed 15
Ib. postpaid. Leonard Woot
LaFayette, R 2.

Chicken corn, Kaffir co :
seed, direct from Hastings las
season. 10c lb. Old fashicne
colored butter-bean seed, 15c ll
Mrs. Henry W. Hennery, La
Grange, No. Lewis St.

About 3 M. stalks Sugar Can
lc a stalk at the Bed. A. R
Bankston, Meansville, R 1.

Fine, long White Velvet okr
seed, fresh, clean, 10c lb. Add
postage Write. Mrs, Marie Bur
nett, Dalton, R 2..

Watson melon seed, the best,
50c lb. del. in 3rd postal zone. J.
B. Crane, Dixie.

Texas seeded Ribbon Cane
seeds, 60c peck, postpaid in Zone
ode eat Davis; Milledgeville, Re.
5 tv

Field peas, 60c bu. Sorghum
cane seed, 50c bu. Sample for
postage. All FOB, cash, or ex
for good hogs. G. H. Watson,
Bogart.

50 lbs. Thurmond Gray melon.
seed, saved. from shade dri
treated against disease melons.
40c lb. P. P. A. Abbott, Pine

hurst.

Chufa seed, ready ~ floated
ready to . $3 per 44 Ibs
FOB. W. M. Roberts, Pearson

250 Ibs. Via selected p
Stone Mtn. melon seed, 25c Ib.
and postage;. 50 lbs. extra select
Stone Mtn. seed, 50c lb. plus
postage. J. H. Farmer, Milledge
ville.
Good, clean chufa seed, pre-
paid, $3 bu; 75c peck, not pre-
paid. J, W. Holland, Baxley.

Colored running butter-bean
colored bunch beans, 10c cup;
running okra, vegetable gourd,
15 seed, 5c; multiplying onions,
35c gal. Add postage. G .V.
Schbert, Lula, R 1. .

Stone Mtn. melon seed, pure,
sound, 30c lb. 10 lbs. or more,
257 1b. No -chks. Bo Lb, Lucas,
Vienna, R 5.

Pure Watson melon seed, ist
yr. from Growers. No melons"
shipped from field. 40c a, del. 4
J. A. Mims, Boston.

Crotalaria Spectabilis, t h e
worlds best cover crop, 25c lb.
del. small lots; 100 Ibs. $14 FOB.
Send stamp for information.
Geo. W. Jackson, Fayetteville, R-
2s

World Famous gourd (grow to
hold 12! gal.) seed, 20c doz. post-
paid. No stamps. Original grow:
er. W. F. Walden, Vidalia.

50 lbs. Honey Drip cane seed
5c lb. and postage. N. ae Hale
Doyle. | :

35 Ibs. white









nt small unrooted cuttings |.
art boxwood and azaleas,

cape jasmine and box-
any size, nearby, or del.
belia, arbor vitae, Cedra
and small nandinas, for
x ee William-

sweet violet plants for
flower cuttings, plants or
r strawberry plants 20c C
lants, and ea. receiver pay
a Mrs. S. M. Cheely,

ay Sand of fine flowers.
for full particulars. Lou-

rooted 2 yr. old boxwood
glish) for dbl. red, root-
yponicas, and ferns, begon-
xch. for Aster plants or
gons. Insp. Write. Mrs.
de D. Thompson, Ty Ty.
fant to buy 25 strong well
healthy clumps of Phlox
ata or Thrift. Quote best
el. and state if willing to
sub. to approval. At once.
Bowden, Atlanta, 1090 Oak-
Road, N. E.
nt Gerbera daisy plants,
price del. Miss Ellen Spig-'
na, 1035 Vance Ave., N.

t: hoot prices on: 100 each,
orn petunias, sweet Alys-
vhite), purple Ageratum,
pril 10th. Nothing ex-

Mrs. L.

c. perennial phlox; white

_pink-eye, and lavender, for
gs Mrs. Richard Filury,
7 2, Box 20.

in. long bushy tops, by the
o azalea cuttings (ever-
Make offer. Maude Ham-

ant Gloxina tubers, Exc. mix.
of coleus or white bush or.
ed running butter bean seed
ame. Mrs. E. H. Kirsey, Al-
, 401 Johnson Ave.

c. setting of 15 eggs for one
el Wing begonia, 1 red be-
a and 1 fern, all well rooted.
ay postage. Miss Carrie

, Ellijay, R 1.
ant % Ib. Slash Pine seed.
en Price. Sol Oden, Black-

at pink and red weigelas,
sh marigolds and other bog
its in exc. for ferns, water
nd fancy leaved caladiums.
Anna Baumgartnes, Bruns-
O. Box 336.
white feed sacks, 100 Ib.
or paper white narcissi and
il bulbs. Mrs. D. E. Skip-
acon, R 3.

. Mtn. laurels, azaleas, May
sprouts, all kinds shrub-
for Box flowers, gladioli,
$s, cannas, Mums, or for
uts, or sweet potato plants.

es Heaton, Mineral Bluff.
Exc, milk and Wine, Orange,
pider lily and iris, purple, blue
id* white, bulbs for large type
irysanthemums, one Amaryllis
dbl. hyacinths and others.
Mrs. George M. Moseley,



ie ery For Sale



ernational Riding cultiva-
good cond., for sale or exc.
: a saddle and buggy

1.
Sh 2 horse Chattanooga, ed
ow, No. 23, $ on



Second-Hand Machin- |
ery For Sale

-Farqua eng. in perfect cond., for

sale at sacrifice.
Athens, R 1.

Late model Farmall tractor, 6
ft. dbl. disc, 18 in. harrow, cul-
tivator, Cole planter, Athens 30
in. disc plow, used but little, A-1
cond. Sell together or any sec-
tion. L. C. Wells, Columbus, Box
467.

Sev. thousand good 2nd-hand
flat bottom turpentine cups for
sale. G. F. Sutton, Lyons.

Mowing machine and rake
and a 6 H. P. gas eng., for. sale
or trade for cows. M. W. Prick-
ett, Atlanta, R 2.

Used Avery walking cultivator
$17.50; 1 unused Avery, $38.75.
\R. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville.

38 H. P. gas. eng.: (splash sys-
tem), 3 pulleys for same; 32 volt
generator, 10 lights, with belt,
A-1 cond. Cost $100; sell, $25
cash. Consider trade. G. L. Eng-
lish, Ft. Valley.

G. E. motor, 20 H. P. phase,
perfect cond., $100 cash or trade
for hogs,.cows or corn. A. B.
Lewis, Willacoochee.

John Deere 2 horse harrow,
10 disc, $25 FOB. Miss M. A.
bp nina Atlanta, R 4, Box

Perfectly good Avery walking
cultivator, $15; also very pro-
lific yellow field seed corn, 75c
peck; $2 bu; beautiful P. C.
hogs, 60 Ibs. $5 pr.- Mrs. G. C.
Duggar, Sylvester.

2 - 25 and 1 - 15 BBL. Midget
Marvel flour mill complete,
cheap. Also want 125 volt, 33
amp. D. C. generator. J. W. Mc-
Donald, Thomaston, R 3.

Oliver D. 75 dbl. disc tractor
plow, cheap or exc. for anything
can use. B. M. Aaron, Adairs-
ville.

3 row planter and cultivator
hitch for the Fordson tractor,
3 ft..6 in.<3 26.9 in and 4 if.
rods. $35 cash. G. R. Murphy,
Duluth.

Planet Jr. No. 25 garden seed-
er and fertilizer distributor. Cost
$30; sell, $10, or trade for 100
lbs. good grade pecans. C. V.
Arnold, Cordele, Box 28.

1 H. P. International oil burn-
ing eng., $10 FOB. Write. L. H.
Davis, Marietta, R 3.

32 volt Delco Light plant mo-
tor, good cond. cheap or exe. for
equal value in anything can
use. Edgar arn Talking
Rock.

McCormick mower and rake,
also mower: blade grinder, all in
fair (cond. Riding
Deering make. Consider exc. for
cow or plug mule. Lum Reid,
Luthersville.

i 41. Joy. Riding cultivator at a
bargain. W. C.' Gower, Dacula.

Cracker Jack cotton planter;
Sampson distributor; Joe Har-
row, 14 tooth, 18 disc harrow.
All in good cond. and cheap for
cash or exc. H. M. Pope, Talla-
poosa.

12H. P. gas. eng: in good run-
ning order, $35. J. W. Carter,
Jackson, R. 1.

2 row cotton duster, 2 horse
Avery middle buster, Fowler
cultivator; Bunch velvet beans,
cheap for cash or exc. U. S.
Findley, Cobbtown.

1 mowing machine and 1 - 8
disc harrow. L. S.. Rogers, Ring-
| gold.

Blacksmith anvil, hammer,
tongs, cleaver and bellows, $25

T. H. Barrett,

tat farm, 7 miles south Washing-

ton. M. G. Robert, Washington,
R 4, Box 29.

McCormick mowing machine,
No. 6, also rake for same, for
sale or exc, for a good 900 - 1M
ib. mule that will work any-
where. R. B. Floyd, White.

Carbide light plant good cond.
she aoe C. S. Still, Lithonia, R

| charged only once,

cultivator,



Beene. Hand Mace ;

-ery For Sale

beam plows, $1.75; 2 horse mid-
dle ripper, perfection,
cond. -R. Z. McLeroy, Griffin, R
Cc. i we sin ey r
Carbide light plant, in pene
cond. with 8 lights, all complete;
del. at its
present location, 9 mi. south of
Surrency. $50 cash. Mrs. J. C.
Campbell, Surrency, R 2.

Fordson tractor and drive pul-
ley, located in Carroll- county,
$100. See J. R. Clarke, at Hutch-
insons Ferry or W. J. Truitt,
Atlanta, 628 North Ave, N. W.

Oliver turn plow, No. 10, 1
Planet Jr. cultivator with disc.
W. S. Lang, Ludowici.

1 new Idea tobacco trans-
planter, good as new, $25. J. W.
Holland, Register.

-2 pecan tree dusting machines
cheap; Williamson stump pul-
ler; Disc tractor plows; Stalk
cutter; 2 horse plows; Cream
Separator, etc. All good cond.
Other used farm machinery.
Fred C. Geiger; Flintside.

Moline riding turn plow, fair
cond. Sell or exc. for dbl. hop-
per Cole planter. M. L. Jones,
Pineview, R 1.

Gantt cotton planter, good as
new, for sale or exc. for baby
chicks or hens, or reg. pigs.
John L. Ross, Sycamore, R 1.
Box 78.

Fordson tractor. Never been
used. Sell at bargain. If you can
crank it, it will give satisfaction.
Cash or terms. Can be seen at
The Jersey Ranch, College Park,
R 1. Address: Columbus Roberts,

Columbus, Ga.

40 gal. syrup boiler, first class
shape, $5, or exe. for corn or
laying hens, any good breed, at

market price. Mrs. G. W. Hugh-

es, Rocky Ford, R 2, Box 102-B.

Automatic Delco light plant,
good cond., 750 watt size. Sell
at bargain. Mrs. Daisy Jordan,
Roberta.

Blacksmith tools: anvil, blow-
er, post drill, bench vise. All for
$15, also 20 bu. Spanish peanuts,
35c bu. All FOB. J. B. Swords,
Swords, Ga.

3 h. p. gas. eng., needs little
repairs, $20. W. H. Cook, Buena
Vista, R 3.

17 inch farm bell, pood cond.,
$3, or exch. W. L. Smith, Ru-
pert, R 1, Box -32.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted

Want automatic Delco light
plant in good shape and a bar-
gain. With or without batteries.
O. E. Woodson, Empire.

Want to buy cheap for cash,
1 DeLaval Cream ae not
less than No. 12. F. E. Johnson,
Hawkinsville, RFD.

Want al 1-2 H. P. gas. eng





same as new. Will exc. 2 1-2 H.

P. slightly used and take small
difference. Describe fully. Gober
Murphy, Jasper, R 2.

Want a 2nd-hand power mill.

| J. E. Hudson, Columbus, R 1.

Want 3 Roller cane mill and
80 gal. kettle. Must be cheap and
in good cond. I. M. Hyde, Fitz-
gerald, Box 247.

Want No. 40 Cole cotton and
corn planter with hill dropper
or a Ledbetter planter with gu-
ano attachment, in good cond.,
cheap for cash. Be D. Crider,
Calhoun, R 1.

Want hand planter to plant
small seed, as, cabbage, collard,
tomato, etc. with or without
fertilizer attachment. J. C.
Smith, Cloudland.

Want good No. 25 Lynchburg
middle buster. Will exc. new, 30
Avery 2 horse turning plow, or
1 Cole corn and cotton planter.
for same. R. W.. Gabriel, Col-
bert.

eae to buy or trade for *

$3. Fine



Second- Hane Machin-
ery Wanted

Exc, baby chicks for 5 ft. ites

fence, 6 in. stays. Must not he
rusty. Mrs. L. S. AnBres, vay
| lochnee.

Want Dairy Te- box, epee 5
or 6 ft. long in good cond. cheap
for cash. H. M. Boardman, Au-
guesta.

Want Governors for 1020 Bull
tractor. Marked J. A. 23. A. B.
Chandler, Danielsville, R 3.

Want 1 Holmes Terrace Level
and Target for cash. R. W.
Gfow, Colquitt. ee

Want 60 gal. syrup boiler.
Make best price at once. Corbet
Tyre, Screven.

Want 1 Hammer Mill. Make
best offer, stating what you
have. A. A. Dickenson, Jakin.

Want small gas eng. in first
class cond. and cheap. Tom
Richardson, Palmetto.

Want 1 water power wheel,
cheap for cash. Make cea
tion and price in first letter.

A. Smith, Milford.

Want 1 - 32 volt Delco light
plant in good cond. State what
you have and price. C. M. Da-
vis, Buckhead.

Want good, used Feed Mill,
cheap for cash. S. Sommer,
Hawkinsville.

Want to buy or will trade hay,

fodder, peas, peanuts, or White
Leghorn hens for a No. 16 dbl.
hopper Cole corn and _ bean
planter, Ira F. McMinn, Ayers-
ville.
Want a 20 or 25 Fi: P. crude
oil eng., to pull a 30 in. vertical
Meadow Mill rock. Must-be good
cond. and cheap. Will exc.
Fordson tractor. S. J. Taylor,
Davisboro. 3



Incubators, Brooders,

-Ete., For Sale

500 cap. Buckeye brooder, oil

burner, used very little. Sell or
exc. for anything can use. Make
best offer. Mrs. M. Baynes,
Greensboro.
. Blue Flame wickless oil heat-
ed brooder, 300 cap., good cond.
used 2 mos., with instructions,
$4, or exc. for a healthy shoat,
or 2 small pigs, good cond. Mrs.
H. R. Shirley, Turnerville.

400 cap. Super Inc., for sale



jor exc. for anything of value:

chickens, corn, cow or what have
you? 5. W. Smith, Union City.

Sol Hot wickless oil burning
brooder, 500 chick cap. good as
new, $12 FOB; poultry equip-
ment: feeders
Jamesway and Advance make.
Sell or exc. J. H. Beasley, La-
vonia, RFD.

500 cap. coal oil burning broo-

der, good cond., used 2 seasons.
$8. Mrs.
113 Elm St. Oak Park.

600 cap. Buckeye Inc., $12; 1
M. Queen Inc., $30, practically |.
new. S. J. Nabors, Winterville.

1 Little Brown Hen brooder,
cheap for cash. Mrs. R. F. Cato,
Stapleton.

1 Miller Ideal Inc., 600 cap.
also 1 Super Hatcher, 150 cap.
Both good as new. J. S. eget ak
Fayetteville. -

Radio brooder, 300- 500. cap.,
very good cond., $4 cash, FOB.
Jack R, Nunnery, Decatur, P. (Oo.
Box 96..

300 cap. oil brooder good cond.

$4 FOB. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Can-
on, R 2.
Tdeal Inc. 400 cap. Hot water.
Complete with instruction book,
thermometer, egg tester, etc.
$19.50 -ROB. RR, 7 i Faircloth,
Mystic.

Millers Ideal Inc. 400 cap.,
$10; 1 automatic Inc.,- 175 cap.
$10. Mrs. A. P. Stapleton, Wrens.

155 cap. Bohon, Inc., good
cond., $6 cash, or exch. "for 10

|thoroughbred R. I. Red hens.
for good

and rooster, or eXC.
pore eee a L H. Lewis

less brooder, .

and waterers,.

Emma Howell, Rome,



1 M. eiick Blue Flame, wicl
oil needle _valv fi
control; used 1 time, A- 4: cond.
$7 cash, or exc. for meat, lard,
peanuts, etc. i Mantooth,
Crandall.
Miller Ideal, 400 cap., suits
matic egg turning, perfect cond.
$15, or exch. Make offer in f first.
letter. A. M. Garrison, Milan. _
Good Super Hatcher. 150 ca
Ines: $6.40; E. ree reNs. Fairbur
R 1 '
Ideal Inc., 250 cap. and 1 oil
breoder, 500 cap. Inc. good cond.
the brooder needs wicks. Both
for $15. Mrs. Bertha Johnson,
Facevilie. . : ;
New, latest model Buckey:
automatic egg-turner, 350 eg
Ine, See me at home, between
Chauncey and Helena. jek
Jesse Brown, Helena. -

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE :

Grade Jersey milch cow.
cheap for cash.. Exc. for y
lings, corn or peas; or will
rent cows by month or season.
Come or write. T. J. Biggers
Bremen, State Rt. 8.

Hereford bull calf, $25.00
W. McAllister, Buena, Vista

1 Jersey heifer, fresh in
gal, $30.00. Mrs. T. F. Rain-
water, Douglasville, R1.

2 fresh cows, 1 mule for sale
Can be seen at 455 East Side
Ave. East Atlanta, J. M. Kel
ton.

Jersey cow, calf, 10 days old,
3 gal or 4 gal when properly
fed. $40.00. . OF Aa Li-
thonia, R 2.

2 fine raatie cows,
for sale at my barn. W. A. I ey





| Conyers, R 2, Box 76.

10 head Jersey and. Guern-
sey milch cows, all fresh in, $35
to, $75. for cow and calf; 3 Pe
bone bred sows, farrow in .

WwW. a Morgan, Stillmore.
Extra fine Jersey bull, 2
old, $15.00 at my place; i
beer seed, to exc. for box flow
ers. Mrs. R. M. Brunson, New
ton, R 2, Box 69. pene
Young jersey cow, fresh

with 2nd calf, good cond., |
at 0025.45 Crayton, Dalla,



HOGS FOR SALE a

4 nice, young Duroc sows
inoculated and sub. to
$50.00 or $15.00 ea. H. L
per, Waycross, Prescott

S. P. C. 14 pigs, 8 wks.

2 100 lb. gilts, 2 100 lb. barrow:
1 350 lb. boar, 1 old sow. All :
depression prices. At my lo
No correspondence, J. C. K
lebrew, Jackson, R 5.

2 Duroc gilts, 1 bred, bo
treated, wt. 150 to 200 lbs. $8.0
for both or exc. 20 bu. 01
ear corn, 80 lbs. to the bu. del
to me and get gilts. E. W :
caster, McRae, R 2. _

S. P. C. boars, gilts, ne
reg. 6 mos. old $8.00. Exc
syrup or N. Cc. Runner peanuts:
Jersey cow, young calf. exc.
anything can use. Joe
Brown, McRae.

3 mos. old little bone Blac
African Guinea pigs, $5.00
exc. for white Spanish peanut:
peas, O-too-tans, or R. I. Red
hens. V. E. Franklin, (failed.

| state address in ad sent to Bul

letin.)

Pure bred S, P. C. pigs an
shoats for sale or exc. for: ,
sy beans, or velvet beans;
or 50 grade pigs for sale a
farm to pig buyers. R. F. Bur
ch Jr. Eastman.

40 thrifty - spotted pigs,
wks. old, for sale. John Ha
field, Jeffersonville, aR wa

1 litter of O. I. C. reg
pigs, - 00 ea. Now 3










po Stock For Sale

Reg. iP. CG. piss, sired and
from Worlds Grand
hampion sow and boar, 14
s in litter. F. H. Bunn, Mid-






Reg. Hampshire male hog,
vt. 90 to 100 lbs. ea.
hout papers; $7.50 with;
lso 1 bred gilt, $7.50 without
apers, $10.00 with. At my
ace. J. E, Harvel, Thomson,






SHEEP AND GOATS
Lambs, Ewes, Kids and
roats. New Era peas for sale
exc. for Spanish peanuts,
o-tan, Biloxi beans and
unch butter-beans. oe Mc-
oak, Griffin, Rt.

sheep. and two oa lambs,
) 1 fine Berkshire and Du-
ow, now has 8 pigs. Sell
trade for. heifer. calyes or
earlings. Lowell Mason, Win-












mos. old Toggenburg (full
O d) kid billy for sale or eve.
oY nannie kid, same kind, or
thing of equal value. Mrs,
McConnell, Nashville.

Positions Wanted





ined girl wants home
th good people on farm, as-
ing with garden, poultry
other light farm work.
me and salary. Write or
. Miss. Lillian Daniel, Haz-




roung man with good qual-
5 and exp. with farm mach-
ry, etc, wants job. Satisfac-
on or no pay. $8.00 mo.
rd and laundry. James C.
re, Thomasville, R. 6.
ant place on farm at once,
ves or wages, Anywhere in
Have to be moved. 5 in
big enough to work.
sider raising poultry and
e see Horton, Alapa-
8 yr, old young woman with
se old daughter, wants work
once. Small salary, Assis-
with
ite or come at once. Mrs. H.
snkins, Conyers, R 2. in
> H. O, McLendon.
ill tan cow hides for 20c lb.
ished leather; deer skins,
0 per skin. I. S. Brewton,
ckshear, R 3.
Vani 1 horse crop on halves
h man who can furnish
plies to make crop. Ret. W.
Davis, Rex.
ant 1 horse crop on halves:
50 basis. Have 5 workers.
ve to be moved, but furnish
self. Ref. and exp.. W. A. Rob-
ampton,
Want job on farm. Wife and
f only. Wages or share crop.
Jacob Shafer, Atlanta, in
Gen. Del.
ung married man wants
poultry, dairy or truck
. Know how to handle
equipment; raised on
25 Yrs: Old: 2 142 yrs: at











Gregg, Clarkesville, R 3.
ed girl wants job on
helping with poultry,
n, milk cow, etc. No field
State what can pay per
nth. Lillie Mae Parker, Bow-

fan with wife wants fab
wages and. board for self

on shares with party who
furnish. D. Ellis Watts,
ae

rm Help Wanted

int nice, healthy and re-
woman, 18 to 40 yrs. to
n home with man and











cow, garden, etc. Good
for right party. Mrs. C.
icCollum, Dalton R, 1,

olored boy, 12 to 16





$5.00.

light farm work].

school. Make best offer.

only and assist with poul-





Farm Help Wanted
Give board and clothes. Must
be honest and without bad.
habits. Billie Dunn, Brooks.
yrs. to do light farm work.

Want at once, boy or man,
16 to thirty years old to work
on farm 10 miles east of Can-
ton in North Georgia. Strong,
hard worker, honest, sober,
Prefer one who can plow and
drive tractor. $6.00 mo. board
and laundry. Ref. exch. E. B.
Brannon, Canton, R 2.

Want boy or man, 18 to 25
yrs. old to do gen. farm work
and help milk, etc. Must not
mind work. Dont wait to write.
Come at once. L. W. Powell,
Fitzgerald, R. 4.

Want a good, honest, sober
man without bad habits, not
afraid of work. Will give a cot-
ton patch, or small wages.
Come see me. O. H. Voles, Du-
luth.

Want a good plow boy, any
age. Good home, board and
laundry and reasonable sal-
ary. D. C. Greer, Palmetto, R
Is



Plants For Sale

New Stone tomato plants now
ready, 500, 75c del. $1M FOB.
or $1.25 M del. E. W. Sellers, Al-
ma, R 3.
Marglobe tomato, pimiento
pepper, P. R. potato plants, 20c
C. 55c, 500; $1 M. Exc. potato
plants for peas. D. A .Lewis, Bax-
ley, R 4, Box 40.

Tomato plants, $1 M, FOB.
Ready to ship; also Exc. P. R.
potato plants for field peas, any
variety. E. R. Yarbrough, Mer-
shon. :

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, Yellow
and Red, April and May del. 85c
M. 5M up, 75c M. Exc. 10M for
12 gal. syrup. Ea. pay chgs. W.
J. Carter, Coffee. ;

Genuine, Gov. insp. and treat-
ed potato plants, $1.10 M, 5M up,
$1 M. No small plants shipped,
all are over 6 inches long. James
McLeod, Screven.

Plants, all var., pepper, $1:25
M. 5c 500; tomato, $1 M, 500,
60c del. P. R. and Nancy Hall
potatoes, $1 M FOB. W. H. Mor-
ris, Baxley, R 1.

Marglobe tomato plants, thous-
ands large, nice plants now rea-
dy. 20c C. -65c, 500; $1 M. del.
Miss Ione Lewis, Baxley, R 4.

Cabbage plants, 55c M. P. R.
and red skin potato, $1 M FOB;
Greater Baltimore, Bonny Best
and Marglobe tomato, $1 M. pep-



per, $1.25 M, del. C. L. Will-
liams, Baxley, R 1.
Marglobe tomato, pimiento

pepper and collard plants, 200,
2pc; 800;, S0c; $1 M. Postpaid.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. L. Pitts,
Leesburg, R 2.

Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants,
Imp. Ready April 10th. $1 M.
FOB, Hi. F. ae Lake Park,
R 3, Box 64.

P. R. potato and Greater Bal-
timore tomato plants, $1M post-
paid. John Daniel, Baxley.

Gov. insp and treated Porto-
rican potato plants, $1 M, 5M up
90c M prepaid. April and May
del. L. E. Toole, Macon, R 2.

Cert. Yellow Skin and. Pink
Skin Portorican, Nancy Hall.and
limited amounts pumpkin, Gold-
en, Pattesaw, Japanese Yams,
Triumphs, $1.25 per M FOB, Ap-
ril shipment. H. F. Stair, Valdos-
ta.

Old fashioned Nigger Killer
$1.25 M. Banana Yam and pink
skin P. R. potato plants, $1 M
del. Now ready. T. T. Winge,
Rockingham.

Booking orders for Gov insp.
P. R. plants, $1 M April, May,
June and July shipment. Guy
Ware, Surrency, R 1.

P. R. potato plants, April and

|May and June del. $1 M. Waat
Jamaica Raffer tobacco plants |
i ea ze ; : Gh iser ts

MARKET





BULLETIN
Plants For Sale

for 6 acres. Write. N. W .Hall,
Surrency.

Portorican yellow skin, Gov.
insp. potato plants, 75c M FOB.
B. F. Crumley, Fender.

Cabbage plants grown since
freeze: E. J.. Chas W., 40c, 500;
65c M del. or 50c M COD. Ready
for quick shipment. S. C. Rowe,
Fitzgerald, R 2, Box 273 B. |

Imp. pink skin P. R. plants,
Cert. and pure, $1 M FOB; Del.
5M and up. Ready for shipping.
T. H. Jones, Adel, R 3. -

Earliest var. Klondike straw-
berry plants, 20c C. $1.50 M; lg.
May cherries, Blue Damson plum
also purplish-red skin, free-stone
plum, 3, 25c. 80c doz. del. Mrs.
J. S. Crowe, Cumming.

Mastodon Progressive everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 30c C. $2.-
50 M. Also tiger lilies hen and
chicken, red hot poker, 10c
bunch, $1 doz. Emley Long, Cleve-
land, R 4, Box 13.

Red skin P. R. plants, Gov.
insp. Good plants, $1 prepaid. J.
B. Aycock, Surrency, R 2.

Tomato plants, Greater Bal-
timore and Marglobe, 90c M,
FOB. J. P. Whisnante, Lenox,
Rie2:

Klondike, Lady T. Everbear-
ing and Red Delicious strawber-
ry plants, 75c, 500; $1.40 M del.
3 Red Gold plants with ea. order.
J. H. Call, Ellijay.

Kudzu plants, cheap, FOB
Williamson, or in quantities will
set and guarantee to live. Y. M.
Anderson, Williamson.

Portorican potato plants, Gov.
insp. Special price on big lots;
nice plants, full count. Can ship
April 15th. $1 M del. in Ga. H. S.
Carter, Rockingham.

Red Skin Portoricans, Govt.
insp. plants, $1 M del, in Ga. A.
L. Barbee, Sumner.

E. J., Chas. and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 300, 35c; 500, 55c;
80c M; Bermuda onion plants,
same price. All postpaid. Odis
Conner, Pitts, R 1

Boone and P. R. plants, $1 M;
Wakefield cabbage, 60c M. Klon-
dike strawberry, 90c M. All del.
Exc. for cotton seed. L. A. Crow,

Oakwood.

Pure pink skin P. R. and Ear-
ly Triumph potato plants, $1.25
M del. Can del. after April 20th.
Walter. J. Dowdy, Cordele, R 4.

Gov. insp. red skin P. R. plants
$1.25 M del. Exc. 1M for 25 good,
100 lb. cap. white feed sacks. Ea.
prepay postage. Plants del. May
Ist. Mrs. A. J. Nix, Flowery
Branch, Fed.

Tomato plants, Early June
pink and Marglobe wilt-resistant,

25c C. $2 M del. E. S. Dasher,

Valdosta, R 1.

Gov. insp. red skin P. R. plants,
90c M. 5M up, 80c M FOB. Coley
Young, Rebecca, R 2. .

P. R. plants, Gov. insp. $1 M
5M up, 75c M FOB. Alex Cau-
ley, Alma, R 4.

Pure, Cert. yellow skin P. R.
plants, Imp. from Porto Rico
through U. S. Bureau of Plant
Industry, $1 M. MRed_ skins, 90c
M; 5M up Exp. prepaid. M. N.
Ridley, Graham.

Prizetaker onion plants, 85c M
postpaid; Rockyford and Eden
Gem cantaloup seed, 25c lb. Wht.
Sugar Crowder peas 5c lb. R. W.
Dowdy, Fitzgerald. ;

Gov. insp. yellow skin Imp. P,
R. and red skin, grown on new
land and bedded on new land.
Ready by April 10th, 90c M. Or-
ders guar. E. F. Floyd, Graham,
Rol.

Imp. red skin P. R. potato
plants; 85c M. 5M up, 75c M;
Marglobe tomato plants, 85c M.
Will exch. D. T. Herrington, Gra-
ham,

Genuine P. R. plants, Gov. insp
now ready, $1 M, 5M up, 75c M.

Sat. euay. W. x Uae oe

ham






Plants F or Sale

P. R. plants, ready April 15th.
Booking orders now, $1 M. 5M
up, 90c M Gel. J. G. Broome,
Tifton.

Rough, well rooted, pink skin
P. R. plants, Gov. insp. Ready
April 15th. Del. at $1 M. Joe
Manning, Funston.

'Marglobe and Baltimore toma-
to, Portorican and Middlebuster
potato plants, 500, 65c; $1 M;
Cabbage and colard, genuine
Bermuda onion, 500, 45c;.60c M.
COD. W. A. Bruce, Cloudland.

Imp. red and yellow skin P. R.
all guar. to be pure and unmix-
ed, Gov. insp. $1 M. Sat. guar.
J. J. Miles, Baxley, R 4.

P. R. plants, $1.M. Exc. few
for day old chicks. Book orders,
half- cash, other on del. April-
May del. J. A. Pierce, Alma.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, red
and pink skin, $1.25 M. Old fash-
ioned Boones $1.50 M; Bunch P.
R., $1.50 M: All del. May and
June del. Guy Crow, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c C. $2.50 M. Add
postage. Upland seed rice, 8c lb.
Add postage. Mrs. Pearl Turner,
Cleveland, R 4.

Pure red skin P. R., $14
Boones $1.25 M del. 10M 75
collect; Marglobe tomato seed,
$1.25 lb]; Stone, Baltimore, 75c
lb. Heading collard seed, 30c Ib.
All del. W. O. Waldrip, Flowery
Branch.

Imp. P. R., ready, $1 M. Large
orders, 75c M. Exc. for peas: 1M
plants for 1 bu. Ea. pay chgs.
John R. Boatright, Coffee.

Genuine red skin P. R. plants,
grown from vines, Gov. insp. and
treated, $1 M. Also Marglobe to-
mato, same price. C. H. Davis,
Graham.

Marglobe tomato plants, $1 M.
15c C. New Stone tomato plants
80c M. 10c C. Gov. insp. P. R.
plants, $1. All FOB. Will exch.
William J. OQuinn, Jr., Odum,
R.2:

A few hundred Washington as-
paragus roots, 1 yr. old, $1 C. Mrs.
H. W. Ward, Hogansville, Main
St.

Pure pink or purple skin P. R.
plants from Cert vine seed. Guar.
count. Del. April - May $1 M.
75c M FOB. Exc. for Iron peas,
E. E. Carter, Morven.

Goy. insp. P. R. plants, $1 M.
4M $3.25; 8M $6. All FOB. Sat.
guar., or money refunded. Owen
Herrin, Winokur.

For flavoring, Dill plants, Cor-
iander, 25c doz. $1.50 C. Red pep-
per for seed, 35c lb. Seed cane,

White, Red, Ribbon, $1.50 C. At

field. lL. E. Harrison, Dublin.

Young berry plants, healthy,
strong crowns (still time to plant)
Information for cultivation with
order. 75c doz. $5 C. Mrs. Rein-
stein, Savannah, 727 East 39th
St.
Imp. P. R. plants, Baltimore
tomato, sweet pepper plants, $1
M del. C. EB. Morris, Surrency, R
2.

Strawberry plants, 20c C. Add
postage. Exc. for anything can
use. Mrs. A. B. Blalock, Alto.

Pure red skin P. R. plants Gov.
insp. $1 M, FOB, 5M $4.50. Rea-
dy to ship by April 15th. L. C.
Sellers, Baxley, R 3.

Nice, early plants of the Blight
Proof long keeping Marglobe to-
mato, Full count, livable strong
plants, 20c C. Also yard flowers,
everblooming lilac. George Hen-
drix, Dover.

P. R. plants, $1 M; Pattesaws,
$1.25 M; Conch peas, 10c Ib. Exe
either for shelled corn or oats.
Ea. pay chgs. T. M. Smith, Cor-
dele, R 2.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1 M
del. Exc. for large breed of baby
chicks. BE. N. OQuinn, Odum.
New, pat. Acme, thornless
berry, Cokers new Gold:









farm. Harold J. OQuinn, Sere

postage or express collect.



; Thursday, April 6, 1933
Plants For Sale

en Portorican potato, new Gov.
Break O Day and Pritchard
tomato plants; seed, sagrain,
Grohoma, Neals Paymaster, Jar-
vis corn, HH. At Neal, cs
Bid:

May Queen tomato plane ear- 4
liest known, now ready, T5c &
Also Iceberg lettuce plants, 50:
C. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Green:
ville. fe

Genuine red and pink skin P.
R. plants, $1 M del. April, May
and June del. Willie Pearce,
Surrency, R 2. : %

P. R. potato plants, 75c M or
exc. for anything can use on







































ven.
Marglobe tomato plants, 25
C. Greater Baltimore tomato, 20c
C. $1.50 M; P. R. potato, $150 M
del. in Ga. J. M. Beck, Baxley
R 5. if
E. J.. Chas. W., Copenhagen
Market, Succession and Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, $1 M. pre
paid in Ga. T. G. Crenshaw, Pitts
Yellow skin Portorican plants
for April shipment, State insp
$1 M. Exc. for seed peas; Kiln
dried Portoricans, car or truck
lots. Good stock. Make best of-
fer. A. D. Cobb, Adel.
Hastings Extra Early tomato
plants, ready, 35c C. 500, $1; $1.-
75 M. Roots mossed and wrap-
ped. J. W. Harrison, Blackshear
Pure pink or red skin P. R
plants, from vine cuttings, Gov. |
insp. $1 M. 5M up, 75c M. Frank >
Harris, Baxley.
Field grown cabbage and on- |
ion plants, 50c M. Tomato and
P. R. potato plants, $1 M. here, |
Joe









































Wisenbaker, Valdosta. :

Some imp. State insp. potato
plants, /856c M. Exc. some for
smoked meat or baby chicks of _
large breed. D.. L. C. Harper, oR
Surrency, R 2. -

Field grown, tomato plants,
ready; Greater Baltimore, 10c C.
75c M. Marglobe, 10c C. Prompt
shipment guar. W. F. Pope, Al-
ma, R32.

Field grown tomato plants, now ~
ready; Marglobe, 12 1-2c C. 90c
M; Greater Baltimore, 10c CG.
75c M. Full count guar. Horace |
Turner, Alma, R 3.

Marglobe tomato plants, Wilt-
Resistant, open grown, now rea-,
dy, $1 M, 500, 60c; 20c C. del. W.
W. Hendricks, Dover. as

Thousands tomato plants, all
var., extra early and late, Ready,
Also Hot and Bell pepper, Egg
plants, Lettuce, Cabbage and
collard, All 25c GC. $2:25 M del.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register.

Cert. Portorican plants, $1 M;
New Stone or Gulf State tomato
90c M. April 15th-del. Cash with
order or sent COD. J. W. Claw: au
ford, Douglas. :

P. R. potato, Greater Balti-
more and New Stone tomato,
Ruby King and Pimiento pepper
plants. All, $1 M del. Cash with
order. Ranville Fossett, Baxley. :

Yellow Portorican plants, Gov.
insp., treated, $1 M, 5M up, 75c
M. All del. April, May, June del.
















































| Half cash, bal. COD on delivery. _

E. L. Todd, Valdosta. co
_ New Stone tomato, Ruby Giant

and calif Wonder pepper plants,

now ready, $1.25 M. Exp. collect.
Cash with order. A. S. Hunnicutt
Statesboro, 338 West Main St.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Walnut kernels, large pieces,
sound, bright and dry, 4: Ibs. =
$1.00 del. in-Ga. 10 Ibs. $2.25.- =
walnuts, one: 50 bu. FOB... -
John Crone, Philomath. os

Yellow root, 25c lb: red
root, 15c lb. sassafras, 2 Tbs. 256 =
Mayapple root, 20c Ib. wild
cherry bark and ratsbane, ea
15 lb. Add postage. Miss Be

Tol

















Seed Fe or Sale

Seed For Sale

| Sead For - Sale



hite Bermuda onion sets 15c
qts. 25c, Del. parcel post.
Louise Hollomon, Brooklyn.

ookedneck cushaw seed, 12
for 10c by mail. Miss Eve-
King, Unadilla.

ew more gourd seed from 11
gourd, 15c; also good, ten-
pole or cornfield bean, 35c

a All del, Eo Mi, Shellnutt,

arge ce garden seed, dif.
30c; pkg. Prolific pop corn
lat made 19 ears to 1 stalk
2 suckers), free. L. J. Voll-

Wonder or Velvet okra,
0c lb. American Wonder melon
eed, 3 doz. 10c; Banana canta-

, 10c tbls, Del. W. Z. Bras-

" Logansville, R 2.
Tendersons white bunch but-
bean seed, 7 1-2c lb. or exc.
cured heams, side meat;
striped Mex., June corn,
Be pk: Exc. for Ky. pole bean
J. M. Maddox, McDonough,

and picked Irish Gray mel-
eed, 25c lb. 5 lbs. $1; also
urmond Gray, same _ price;
nt to buy 25 bu. N. C. pea-
seed. M. W. Williford, Ash-

nite lady peas, 5c lb. Stone

melon seed, 35c lb. Banana.

2uskmelon, 30c lb. Early okra
eed, 20c lb. Citron seed, 25c Ib.
jor Crowe, Cumming, R 1.
Jid fashioned pumpkin seed,
Oc cupful; white squash, 5c tbls.
Southerland, Ellijay, R 3.
Biloxi soy beans, $1 bu; run-
i Velvet beans, '75c :

ratleys seed corn, $1 bu. All|:

nd, dry, clean, carefully se-
ted, in new, even wt. bags.
. Urben Bowen, Americus.
exas seeded cane seed, 5c lb.
10 or more Ib. lots; smaller
ots, 10c lb. Add postage. Cash
ith order. No samples. Paul
ewis, Pitts, R 1.
Okra seed, long green, 10c lb.
op corn, shelled, 8c lb; tobacco
-10c. thls. Add postage. Mrs.
Bailey, Buford, R 1.
00 lbs. genuine, imp. Dixie
eHe melon seed, hand saved
d screen dried, 35c lb. FOB.
QO. Birdsong, Gordon.
hite velvet okra seed, 10c lb.

Ibs. and up lot, postpaid. Mrs.

. Parker, Stonewall, ed:
D shucked ear corn, 90-day
vet beans, Silkes Big boll,
resistant cotton seed, but-
er-beans, and bunch. Reason-

E, D. Lawhorne, Sumner.
ements American Wonder
lon seed, 1-4 Ib.- $1; 1-2 lb.
; 1 lb. $3; 2 Ibs. or more,
Ib. del. Exc. for anything
n use. C. R. Smith, Buford, R

bu. stringless green pod
ean seed, 10c lb. plus postage;
bu. baby limas, bunch, white,
seed, 10c lb. plus postage.

. Duvall, Greshamville.
urbanks Golden Treasure
taloup seed, pure, 2nd yr. di-
t+. Price cut to 10c pkt. 35c
Dill and parsnip, 10c large
Tobacco seed, chewing, 10c
saspoonful. Postpaid. R. H.

Culverton.

L pedeza Sericea, str. No. 12-
scarified, high germination,
ree from weed seed. Special
ice for next few days, $2.50 Ib.
bs. up, $2 lb. L. E. Hudson,

exas Honey Drip cane seed,
ire, $1.25 bu. or 20c gal. FOB.
Vickery, Canon.
American Wonder watermelon
4 doz. 10c. Add postage. C.
till, Lithonia, R 1.
uunning squash seed, some-
es called healing squash, 10c
doz. Mrs. G. S. Rolader,
aceville, R 4.
land Rice seed, 7c Ib. large,
op ig i aaa seed,

Ib.

Ky. Wonder pole bean seed,
15c Ib. or exc. for Gov. insp. P.
R. potato slips. Henry Wilson,
Lavonia, R 3.

Carpet grass and lLespedeza,
10c lb. $8 per 100 lbs; Stone,
Baltimore tomato; Wakefield,
Dutch, Copenhagen cabbage, 75
lb. Marglobe tomato, $1.25 Ib.
Abruzzi rye, $1 bu. B. R. Wood-
liff, Flowery Branch.

Bunch velvet beans, 90 per
cent pure stock, $1 bu.; No. 1,
N. C. runner peanut seed, 50c
bu; also runner peanut hay, $5
ton. FOB.: Cash. G. H. Tuttle,
Tifton, R 2.

Old fashioned, tender corn-
field bean seed, 25c lb. Black
pole bean, same price; Cream
Crowders, Blue Bunch peas, 10
Ib. Add postage on small orders.
Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery
Branch. ke 1

Carpet grass seed, pure and
clean, 10c lb: Exe. for Texas
seeded cane seed, or No. 1 grade
tobacco: Jb. for lb. Graham
Simpson, Culverton, R 1.

Green okra seed, 10c lb. Roc-
kyford cantaloup seed, :15 Ib.
Exe. for velvet beans or any-
thing can use on farm. Write
what you have. Mrs. L. A. Puck-
ett, Milledgeville, R 6.

Goober seed, 10c qt. or 35c gal.
or 65c peck. J. L. Harrison,
Glenwood, R 2.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, treat-
ed against wilt, 40c lb. del. Geo.
N. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Hastings Early Wonder Navy
bean seed, 10c cup, not prepaid.
Mrs. Regina Holloman, Temple,
R 2, Box 63.

Eden Gem cantaloup seed, 40c
lb. A gcod melon for home and
market. C. O. Gilbert, Ideal.

Dill seed, 10c thls. Send post-
age. Mrs. S. Mansfield, Edison.

140 lbs. pure white velvet ok-
ra seed, 15c Ib. for lot, or 20c Ib.
in small lots, FOB. E. A. Jack-
son, Norcross, Box 115.

125 Ibs. genuine Perkins Long
green okra seed, unmixed 14c lb.
2 lbs. long green cucumber, 25c

ner peanuts, 65c bu. All FOB.
W. U. J. Draughon, Cairo. :

5 lbs. Hales Best cantaloup
seed, 40c lb. or exc. 2 Ibs. for 1
bu. Hay peas. Ea. pay transport-
ation. T. A. Griffin, Dixie.

Chufa seed, long brown var.,
free of all obnoxious substance.
$2.75 bu. FOB. W. W. Crews,
Waycross, R 1.

Grohoma (produce 5 to 15
tons to acre; stock, cattle and
hog feed), 2 lbs. seed plants
acre. 15c Ib. Add postage. Ed
Odom, Ideal.

Earliest watermelon
ripens in 60 days from planting;
wt. 15-20 Ibs. under favorable
cond. (will. not sunburn), seed,
10c_ pkt. Postpaid. No chks.
Frank Bennett, Coffee. _

20 lbs. Mammoth Green okra
seed, 15c lb. R. P. Brightwell,
Maxeys.

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas,
25c lb; white nest onions, 35
gal; brown and white crowder
peas, not mix. 4c lb; Beet the
Bee and Sugar Drip cane seed,
40c gal. S. D. Guillebeau, Lin-

|colnton, R 5.

Russian sunflower seed, 15c
cupful. Miss Geneva Perry, Hel-
ena, R 1.

Best coffee seed, large pkt. 15c
$1.10 del. Cash with order.
A. M. Calhoun, Soperton, R 3,
Box 24.

Half Runner streaked garden
bean seed, 20c lb. Stamps or
cash; also Marigold seed, brown
and yellow, bloom until Christ-
mas, 3 thls. 10c. Mrs. W. T.
Hair, Rochelle, R 1.

Hendersons White Bunch, Li-
ma beans, 10c lb. In lots of 10
Ibs. or more, postpaid. Mrs. J.
D. Rowell Rocket) R 2.





lb. My special N. C., Flat Run-|

known, |



ing cole seed, 10c thls. Also
many col. Iris, reasonable. Mrs.
Sarah. Harris, Carnesville, R 2.

Squash seed, 15c cupful; ten-
der okra seed, 15c lb. postpaid.
Exe. for tender beans: cornfield,
Ky. Wonder, or Half Runner;
also Florida lilies, 15 doz. bulbs.
Mrs. E, L. Harrison, Bremen.

Pure White Velvet okra seed,
15 single pound, del. 5 lbs. 50c
del. 12 lbs. $1 del. 25 Ibs. up, 7c
Ib. not del. C. T. Parker, Hamp-
ton.

500 Ibs, best, hand picked
Stone Mtn., or Dixie Belle mel-
on seed, 40c Ib. del. in small
lots; 25c lb. in 100 Ib. lots. B. R.
Andrews, Haddock.

About 10 Ibs. Stone Mtn., mel-

on seed, new, only planted 1 yr.
Saved from fine melons ay. 20
Ibs. 35c lb. Exc. for turkey eggs
for. hatching. Maude White,

Statesboro, R 1.

Old fashioned colored bush
butter-seed,.15 lb; Kaffir corn,
chicken corn, Mammoth Russian
sunflower seed, 10c lb. Add post-
age. Mrs. Harry W. Hennesy,
LaGrange, No. Lewis St.

Pure Stone Mtn., melon seed,
guar. to be pure, 25c lb. Add
postage. C. W. Collins, Atlanta,
813 1-2 Bankhead Ave.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Fresh rattle root, 30c lb. Exc.
for 100 lb. cap. feed sacks. Ea.
party to pay postage, Write
ri Mrs. W. T. Dodd, Alto,
Rt.

Burdock and yellow dock
root, 20c lb. sassafras root, 5
Ibs. 25c; garlic bulbs, 15c doz:
larkspur plants, 10c doz. Fish
cactus, rooted, 3, 25c. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Ora Thornton, Cum-
ming sR 5:

Yellow root, 10c Ib; spice
wood and birch, 25c lb; Slip-
pery Elm bark, 50c lb. Also
Muscovey duck eggs, 50c per

.13. Add postage. J. W. Jack-
son, Talking Rock, R 3.

Garlic plants, 12 for 10c;
calamus roots, 12c del. Duke
Chandler, Buchanan, R, 2.

Black walnut Meats, sifted,
clean, dry, 30c lb. del. Hoyt
Howington, Commerce, R 2.

A Jamaica Tobacco bed for
sale. Want to hear from, party
at once. M. J. Calhoun, Way-
cross, Rh, 1: Box 33:

Black walnut meats, clean,
large pieces, 20c lb. Red Rasp-
berry plants, 10c ea. or 6 for
50c; Elecampane roots, 25c lb.
not prepaid. M. A. Brady, Mur-
rayville.

Deer tohgue leaves, ready.
prepaid for flovoring> smoking
tobacco, 25c pkg. postpaid.
Sample, 3c, W. M.
Jesup.

Nice, clean, washed wool, 25c
Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Maude
Charles, Talking Rock, R. 2.

, 4 bu. hulled black walnuts,
75 bu. FOB. Thos. Thomas,
Augusta. R 2. :

Red elder bark, 20c Ib; deer

tongue leaves, green, 10 Ib.

poke root, 5c lb. sassafras, 5c

Exe. for onions or peanuts.
Louise Hunt, Alpharetta.

Booking orders for red skin
P. R. Potato plants $1.25 M.,
lots $1 per M. April and May
ae Altman, Alma, Ga.

700 best grade sugar bags,
100 lb. cap. 5e ea. or exc. for
poultry or corn or pigs. R.
Holtzclaw, Smyrna.

Ga. Runner peanuts, 2c lb;
30 fat hogs, 3c lb., gross: heavy
fleeced sheep skins, 50c ea. R.
S. Anderson, Hawkinsville.

Desire to exc. seed and
plants, vegetables, herb and
flower. Address postal: Thos.
re. Harris, Brookhaven. Box 134

a3 Inut | kern ni

Thornton, |

| NMiscollaneous F or Sale|



White feed sacks, 100 lb.
5c..ea. or exc. for tuberose,
Amaryllis bulbs, blooming size,
or bleeding heart. Mrs. J.
Miller, Savannah, R, 2.

Black walnut Meats, nice
and clean, large pieces, 25c Ib.
Also horehound, catnip, garden
mint, sage bushes, 5c. ea. Add
postage. Miss R. L, Finley, Li-
thonia, R 1.

Black Walnuts, hulled, dry
and clean, 1932 crop, large size.
Ship at once. nice white crow-
der peas, weevil free. Mrs. J.
M. Marshall, Talbotton, R 1.
Box 34.

Positions Wanted





Married man, 26 yrs. old
wants job on farm, wages or
live with family. Sober, honest,
hard worker. Sev. yrs. Over-
seer on dairy and truck farm.

Bishop.

27 yr. old young man wants
job on dairy or farm, or any
kind of work can make an
honest living. 4 yr. old child.
See or write at once. Curtis
Mathis, Winterville, R 1, Clo
Claud Tucks Dairy.

Want 1 horse farm, wages or

furnished. Husband and wife
only. Exp. in poultry, truck,
cattle, and gen. farm work.
Honest and reliable. Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Eaton, Atlanta, 140
Pryor St: S.-W

An orphan. boy wants home
on farm. Board and. clothes
with sufficient salary for inci-
dentials. Address: Tom Scog-
gins, Hapeville.

Want to caretake a country
place. Exp. in poultry and live
stock. Man and wife. Home and
small salary. Ref. W. H. Goody,
Atlanta, 1047 White Oak Ave.
phone ,Raymond 3091.

Good, exp. able bodied white}
man wants a good 1 horse
farm on halves. Wife and 5
children, 3 large enough to
work. Have to be moved and
furnished. R. O. Haygood,
WVieartin Ree

Good, country raised, settled,
19 yr. old girl wants home with
respectable small family to as-
sist with light farm work, poul-

salary. Write at once. Miss La-
venna Hodges, Manassas, R 2.
- Want job on farm. Single,
white, sober, honest, a_ little
cripple, but can do any kind
of farm work, Also drive a car.
Donald Lamb, Atlanta, 537
Piedmont Ave.

Farm Help Wanted

Want healthy, exp. farm







hand, honest and sober, 18 to
30 yrs. of age. $9.00 mo. board

retta, R 3.

Want a good boy without
bad habits, to help with farm
work; live as one of family.
Make it their home. A boy 16
to 18 yrs. old, not under 15.
Ora Bell Kimball, Baldwin, R 1.

Want at once middleaged
woman without incumbrances
to live as one of family with
old couple todo light farm
work, look after poultry, etc.
A. A. Whitworth, Toccoa, R 1.

Want good boy, not over 20
yrs. of age to help with farm
work. Give board, clothes and
cotton patch. Apply at once. J.
D. Flanagan, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Want nice, country raised
girl to help with light farm
work. No field work. Give
room, board and clothing. Give
full particulars about self in
first. letter,
ante



W.|

Any time. Write. R. E. Mable,

share. Have to be moved and |

try, etc. for board and small}.

and laundry. A. E. Nix, Alpha- |

Mrs, Elton es!

nice, etc, $5. 00 mo. nd
one of family. J. M.
Winder. a
Want smart, healthy
man to help with light
work. Good home and
salary. Not over 40 yrs. of
Mrs. J. W. Davis, Pearson.

- Want 1 or 2 good exp.

-berry pickers, with satis: C'

ref. C. G. Byington, Bo
broke... Gs
Want white girl, 15
old to live as one of family
help with light farm work
pay small salary. Mrs. S.
Vincent, Fairburn, R-
Want at once, nice, hea
white woman, 25 to 45 yrs.
to do light farm wo
board and clothes. No f
work, 3 in family. Mrs. A
Young, Ben Hill.
Want good woman
yrs. old to live as one
and assist with lig
work. Pay some salary. Nc
work, Mrs, Sillia Sweat, N:
ols, R 3, Box 100.
Want middleaged, ni
spectable woman to live
me and assist with
poultry, etc. Must hav.
ref. Mrs. Edna M. Jon
saca;-R, 1.,7B0x 3.
Want colored man and wi
to assist with poultry gar
and other light farm wor
tween 35 and 40 yrs.. ag
Ref. preferred. Must be ho
and willing workers. S.
ke, Colquitt, R. F. D. B
i Want man or boy who

a home, to help with farm

Prefer an orphan. Will gi
cotton in fall. Must have go
habits. No cigarette smok
wanted. W. C. CH
Springs, R 1.



Georgia Prodiel
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR Ss.

100 Ibs. colored Bunch butt
beans, $7,0 To Wi McAllist
Buena Vista. ;

About 5 bu. white, black eyed
peas for table use, weevil-

Sell or exc. for Rucker co
seed, O-too- tan beans, or
thing can use. Claude As

vis, Calhoun, R 5. | eee
50 Ibs. Henderson s Whit
bunch limas, for seed, $3. ;
lot, or 10c lb. Mrs. John
derson, Chipley.

_ Hastings Hendersons - b
butter bean seed, 8c lb. oO
for over 20 Ibs. postpaid.
Milford, Harlem, R 1:

Few bu. old fashioned
heavy vine velvet beans; al
nice lot of young Jersey mil
cows and some older mi
Prices reasonable. T, He
Vidalia. eae

150 bu. No. 1, oosdag se
Velvets, 50c bu; 50 bu. ge
Q-too-tan soys, recleaned,
bu. J. H. Palmer, Tennille

beans, 8c lb..15 Ibs. white 1
ning butter beans, 10c Ib.
prolific. Add postage. R. E,
Sey; one Red,



Brabs, 75; 25 bu. Irons, 7
bu. mix. peas, 65 per bu. A
FOB. Clarence C. Moore, Ric

Rach, $125. Du. 2 Dik lots
shipping point. Supply I
N. Rosene, Ft. Valley, Pos
Anes

White ans butter be







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Georgia Products
: For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products
For Sale

Georgia Products
For Sale

Georgia Products
For Sale

Thursday, April 6, 193

Georgia Products
For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS

Pure O-too-tans, sound, bright,
recleaned, $1.50 bu. FOB. B. O.
Carter, Griffin, R D.

100 bu. 90-day velvets, 50c bu.

H. Ratchford, Bartow.
Genuine O-too-tan Soys, re-
cleaned and in even wt. bags,
51.25 bu. FOB. No trades, T. I.
Taylor, Marshallville.

- Genuine O-too- tan soys, re-
cleaned, and in even wt. bags,
51.25 bu. FOB. No trades. H. W.
Taylor Estate, Marshallville.

White lady peas and cream su-
yar crowders, 5c lb. Add postage.
Mrs. Elisha Kirk, Sr., Rockmart,

i Limited amount good,

Biloxi beans, $1.25 bu. Not del.

W. H. Sanders, Newnan.

_ White bunch butter beans, 25c

b. del.; 1-2 lb. 15c plus postage.
so Whatleys Prolific seed corn

dubbed and shelled, 45c pk. $1.-

bu. FOB. Mrs. H. C. Warren, |

tts, RFD 2.
20 Ibs. white Bunch butter-
eans, 2 lbs. running butter beans
Oc lb. del.; 40 lbs. sweet pota-
oes, 30c bu. at home. E. E, Beas-
ey, Avera, R 2, .
Genuine O-too-tans, bright,
ound, No. 1 stock, $1.35 bu.; Ear-
ly Speckled Velvets, No. 1 stock,
0c bu. Grown on my own farm.
|. J. Palmer, Tennille.
Crowder peas, Red Speckled,
ecleaned, $2 bu. in good, 2 1-2
u. bags, 10 bu. lots and up, $1.-
5 bu. Cash with order. Geo. Les-
er, Athens, P. O. Box 668.
Crowder and. white,
lack-eyed peas, 3c lb. 2 or 2 1-2
: G. W. Bible, Rising

Good, sound, mix. peas, 50c |}

P, R. Fry, Pomona.

100 bu. A-1 Brabham peas,

5c bu. 200 bu. mix. Brabham

nd Irons, 60c bu. All 1932
crop. FOB. Tom Coogle, Ogle-

Inerpe, R: 1,

Early Speckled Velvets, test

98 percent at Experiment sta-
ion. 60c bu. Jack Burch, Ches-
ter.

- Bright, clean, New Era peas,

pure, 75c. bu; bright: clean,
ure Whipps, 65c, FOB. Homer

ins, Griffin, &. O, Bok 522.

Hastings Bush butterbean

eed, 10c lb. FOB. Over 20 lb.

rders, 8c lb. postpaid. W. W.
Whitaker, Harlem. R 1.
White Half Runner bunch
beans. tender, 20c cupful. Mrs.
Steve Howard, Flowery Branch,
ey. 1.

10 lbs. tender, mix. cornfield
beans, $1.75, or 15 lb. Exc. for

otton at market price. Ea. pay
postage. No chks. Dollie Eller,
Titus.

Jackson Wonder Bush but-
ter, bean seed, 10c lb. Postage
paid on orders over 10 Ibs.
Good, sound seed. F. W. Hol-
loway, Clem.

White baby limas, 10c Ib.
ite crowders, red speckled,
tle white rice peas, 5c lb.

Add postage on all. orders.
Limited amt. of ea. Miss C.\L.

Kellog, Cummings, R 5.

150 bu. No. 1 Brabham peas,
en weight 2 1-2 bu. bags, 75c

bu. FOB. D. W. Patterson,

Lumpkin.

200 bu. No. 1 weevil treated

Brabham peas, 75c bu.., in 2

(1-2 bu. bags; 20 bu. No. 1 O-

-tan beans, 2 1-2 bu. bags,

.25 bu. W. L. Houser. Ft. Val-

ve i
OQ-too-tan beans, clean and
and thrashed, $1.50 bu. ROB.
W. Wooten, Carnesville. reas

_Hendersons bunch
limas, clean and hand: shelled.
gathered we rain, 15 Ib.

sound |

baby |

Hendersons Bush lima beans
10 lb. J. J. Stephens, Luthers-
ville.

White, brown eyed peas,
sound and clean, $1.50 bu;
Cream crowders, same price.
Cow peas, 60c bu. FOB. W. M.
Yeargin, Hartwell.

Red and white speckled sug-
ar crowders, Silver Hull crow-
agers, white mush peas, 50c
gal. prepaid. Roy Crowe,
Gainesville, R 2.

12 bu. sound Brab peas,
gathered with out rain, 65c bu.
also 8 bu. 90-day running Vel-
vet beans, 75c bu. J. L. Nelson,
Oglethorpe. R. 2. Box 83.

A-1 Brabham peas, 60c bu.
mix. peas, 50c bu. All FOB
Mauk. E. C. Lancaster, Jun-
iper. g

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

200 or more bu. excellent corn,
well treated against weevils, and
kept in a well ceiled crib, 50c bu.
FOB. J. G. Dean, Dawson.

Hastings Prolific, selected,
hand nubbed and shelled, $1 bu.
FOB. C. R. Walker, Griffin.

Hastings Truckers Favorite,
also. Hastings Early Market
(make roasting ears in 65 to 80
days)* 50c pk. $1.50 bu.; Red
Ripper peas, $1 bu. FOB. B. H.
Lewallen, Homer.
1M bu. corn, shelled, even wt.
bags, 50c; slip-shuck, 45c; Por-
torican potato plants, 75 M. Will
buy feeder shoats, Brabham and
Iron peas. F. LL, leone Reids-
ville.

Old fashioned yellow, flinty
seed corn, 70c peck, del. in Ga.
W. E. Smith, Locust Grove, R 2.

100 bu. corn, 4 tons baled oats
4 young cows (freshen with 2nd
calves, first to 10th of April) for
sale. W. D. Winslett, Eatonton.

Hastings Prolific corn, select-
ed for seed, 1st yr. from Orig.
$2 bu. FOB. Exc. for potato
plants, pecans or sugar cane sy-
rup; Want 50 lbs. flue cured to-
bacco. J. W. Beasley, Lavonia.

Hastings Prolific, field insp.
and Cert. pure by Ga. Crop Imp.
Assn., tested 99 per cent germi-
nation. Selected ears, nubbed
both ends, shelled, $1.50 bu. Ri-
chard Lewis, Cornelia.

100 bu. Whatleys 1st yr. seed
corn, shelled. Direct from Orig.,
from corn that made 50 bu. to
acre. $1.50 bu. FOB. R. N. Dop-
son, McRae.

Hastings Prolific, $1.25 bu. 40c
pk. Mexican June, $1 bu. 35c pk.
not prepaid. S. TT. Callaway,
Farmington.

Whatleys prolific seed corn,
Cert. 50c pk. $1.50 bu. Exc..for
field peas. W. P. Bryan, M. F.,
Tifton, Fairview Farm.

High quality Hastings Prolif-
ic seed corn, $1.50; high quality
Whatleys $1.25 bu. All shipped
in ear to show size, 70 lbs. to
bu. FOB. E. H. George, Madison.

Pure Hastings Prolific, nub-
bed, shelled, or in ear, $1 bu.
FOB. Exc. some for New Era,
Clay, Brab peas. Or 1 bu. for 2
bu. sweet potatoes, Nancy Hall
or P. R. B. E. Messer, Chats-
worth. :

Hastings Big Rockdale seed
corn, guar. pure, $1 bu. 60c per
1-2 bu. 35e peck, FOB. J. Edwin
Sims, Jackson, R 5.

100 bu. corn, 50c bu; 75 gal.
Ga. cane syrup, 42c gal.; 30 bu.
Portorican potatoes, 50c bu. All
FOB my house. A. Purvis, Am-
brose.

Browns Imp. big white flint,
heaviest and most weevil resist-
ant red cob corn, 60c pk. $2 bu.
FOB. J. W. Brown, Helena.

100 bu. Mexican June corn,





Blue and ee field selected, |

$1.50 bu. W. H, Bolton, Griffin,
Box 36.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Wilds No. 3 cotton seed, 1
3-16 inch staple, 50c bu. or exc.
for Ga. Cane syrup at 30c gal.
W. R. Stovall, Madison.

10 bu. pure Cokers planting
seed, Strain 5, lst yr. and abso-
lutely pure, 60c bu.;
CWT. Herman: Skelton, Roy-
ston, R 2.

/Pure Wilson Wilt-Resistant.
383 1-3 bu.;
butter beans, 5c lb. FOB or exc.
for good pigs. T. W. Bunch,
Talking Rock.

Nice lot .of Delta and Pine
Land cotton seed, pure, long sta-
ple, demands a premium, 40 per
cent lint, 50c bu. H. Grady Ad-
ams, Social Circle.

Pure Cokers 5 cotton seed, 1
1-16 in. staple, 1st yr. $1 per
CWT. Pure Wannamaker, 1st
yr. $1 per OWT. FOB, D.C.
Martin, Canon, R 1.

Rucker cotton seed, No. 2,
long staple; privately ginned.
Ist yr. planting. 50c bu. Guar.
pure. W. A. Wilbanks, Resaca.

Pure College No. 1 cotton seed
35 bu. E. N. Hopper, Ranger.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
FOR SALE

Meat: Shoulders, 7c lb. Sides,

9e:. Hams, .10c ib: All: cured

with 2 applications of liquid

smoke. Exc. for oats or corn.

R. W. Grow, Colquitt,

15 hams, 12 lb. Green oak
smoked, guar. in good cond. 15
shoulders, same good cond. 8
lb. FOB. Cured in! cold storage.
G. A. Parks, Jesup.

Pure pork smoked country
sausage, 15c lb. FOB. Smoked
with green oak; Sugar cured
hams, 16c Ib. Sat. guar. Perry
Tucker, Moultrie.

Pure country killed pork
sausage, smoked with oak
wood, 15c lb. FOB. Will ship

Cc. O. D. C. H. Willis, Tifton.
110-5th St.

Nice oak and hickory uae
ed bacon, $8.00; sides, $10.00;
hams, $12.00 per 100 lbs. del:



nice lard, 7c lb. FOB. Mrs. C.
S. Ahl, Gusley.

Country cured oak smoked
meat sides, 8c, shoulders, 7c;
hams, 14c lb. Every piece
guar. sound. Noah D. Hen-
dricks, Metter, R. 1.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

25 good, strong colonies of bees
in pat. hives, $1 ea. at my farm.
L. F. Warren, Dexter, R 2.

20-8 frame bee hives, 2 strong
hornet yellow bees, $2 ea. also
6 wks. sugar crowder peas, $1.-
50 bu. A. L. Tyler, Juliette.

New type honey Comb or Ext.
5 Ibs. 75c; 10 Ibs. $1.40 del. Ask
for prices on larger quantities.
Jack Crawford, Odum.

New, 8 frame bee hives, 18
Sections in supers, foundation
comb in frames and _ sections,
complete, $1.75 ea. 8 for $5. T,
S. Pless, Alto.

Pure Ext. honey, No. 2 grade,
two 10 lb. pails, postpaid, $1.75;
one 10 lb. postpaid, $1; Sev. large
bbls., 60c gal. by the bbl. John
A. Crummey, Doctortown.

Good, nice, clean, 1933 honey
in new 1 gal. cans, 80c gal; FOB;
also yellow beeswax, good, clean,
18c lb. FOB. John L. Bennett,
Screven, R 2, Box 31.

21 hives of bees for sale or
trade for cow and calf. Bees in
Pat. hives and some in. home-
made boxes; some now full of
honey. Archie Hays, Screven.

Good, nice Comb and Strained





$1.75 per|_

also speckled bunch |

$7.00, $9.00 $11.00 FOB. 9 cans

honey in 10 lb. cans $1 per can; }



Brood frames, $4 per C. Shal-

low, Extracting, $3 C. FOB. A.
Williams, Barwick.
New, painted, hand made 8
frame bee hives, solid oak tops
and bottoms, supers with sections
on ea. hive. Complete, $1.75 ea. 3
for $5. W.A. Johnson, Alto.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE

No. 1 shelled Spanish or Run-
ners, 3c lb. Cash with order. J.
S. Goodman, Blakely.

Large papershell pecans, 20c
Ib. del. in 5 Ib. lots or more. Wht.
running butter beans, and run-
ning snap beans. Ea. 20c Ib. del.
M. F. Norman, Richland, R 5.

2 bu. chufas, free of nut grass
and rocks, $2.25 bu. FOB. W. L.
Dixon, Avera.

50 bu. chufas, $2.50 bu Write
for quantity prices. W. L. McHI-
veen, Arcola.

No. 1 White Spanish peanuts,
2c lb. Money order. W. S. Nor-
ton, Edison.

N. C. Long Arm running pea-
nuts, 75c bu. Mrs. H. W. Bryson,
Quitman, R 2.

. Extra good white Spanish pea-
nuts for seed, $2 in 100 lb. lots up.
W. M. Hooks, Unadilla, R 2.

115 Ibs. med. size, thin shel
pecans, 7c lb. Also 40 lbs. just
common seedlings, 3c lb. FOB.
No samples. J. O. Adams, Tal-
botton, R 4.

Sound papershell pecans, 5 Ibs.
$1 del. Exc. for baby chicks,
honey, or what have you. W. A.
Covington, Meigs.

Hand picked and selected imp.
Valencia peanuts, $1.50 bu. FOB;
or $1.80 postpaid. Hastings wht.
velve$ okra, 10c lb. E. M. Land-

=



rum, Rome, R 6.

Extra fine papershell pecans,

45 nuts to a Ib. -5 lbs. $1 post-}

paid. 4th zone add postage. Mrs.
T. C. Floyd, Chipley.

Red Valencia peanuts, 5c Ib.
Exc. Whippoorwill peas for B. B.
Guinea gilt already bred. R. P.
.|Roawe, Moreland, R 1.

15 lb. large red peanuts, (shell-
ed) 3 and 4 to hull, 15c lb.; white
seed peas, 5c lb. Not prepaid.
Charlie H. Smith, Roopville, R 2.

100 bu. sound, Ga. Runner
peanuts, 50c bu. FOB. Bob Neal,
Cordele. . ;

N. C. peanuts, Ga. grown, Wht.

Spanish peanuts, in hull,-60c bu.

of 25 lbs. Either var., machine
shelled, 5c Ib. FOB. Cash with
order. A. D. Cobb, Adel.

Shelled Spanish peanuts, 3%c
lb. FOB. Exc. some for some
Runners in hull. Az M. Hubbard,
Bluffton.

Pure Valencia peanuts, hand
picked, free from pops and trash
10c lb. in the hull. Del. in 2nd
zone in 5 or more lb. lots. Mrs.
L. A. Sanders, Ashland, Rt.

Seed Spanish peanuts in 150
Ib. bags, 1 1-2c lb. J. R. Cobb,
Hawkinsville, R 5.

No. 1, white Spanish peanuts,
2c lb. Money order. W. S. North,
Edison. ;

800 lbs. Mobile papershell pe-
cans, 12c lb., Small quantities,
del. to 3rd zone; 50 Ib. up or for
entire lot, 10c Ib. FOB. C. G.
Oliver, Barnesville, R 2.

6M lbs. No. 1 Spanish peanuts,
ite lb. FOB. B. B. Walsh, Os-
ierfield.

Large red Valencia peanuts,
free from pops and trash, 5c Ib.
FOB; 7c lb. del. Exc. some for
good wheat. H. W. Thurmond,
Greshamville.

Shelled peanuts, Spanish and
Runner, or N. C., 3%c lb. Cash
with order. J. S. Goodman,
Blakely. :

FECAN AND OTHER FRUIT





plants, 6 bun. 25c. Add postag
No chks.. Mrs. R. C.: Tit
Monroe.

Cherry sprouts, 2 yrs. old, Be
doz. Also rooted yellow roses,
ea. Postage included. Mrs. D. |
Rogers, Jasper, R 2, Box 21.

2 pr. preserving pear tree:
$1 doz. Fine, rooted Bur clove
30c C. 500, $1; rooted Kudzu,
for 25c; Banana melon seed, 4
pkt. Exc. Mrs. W. R. Thomps0
Lawrenceville.

State insp. lead. var., f I
trees: Peach, $35 M; $4 C; $1

nut, $7 C. $1.35 doz.
Pear, $8 C. Grape, $4 . E
Travis, Riverdale.



POTATOES FOR SALE

25 bu. pure Portorican pota
toes, 50c bu. at hill. E. A, Ta
ersley, Thomson.

1500 or 2M Ibs. nice, selec
sweet potatoes, lc lb. FOB her
C. F. Fuller, Americus, R-
Myrtle Springs.

Large, smooth, White Star
ish potatoes for planting or eat
ing, 70c bu. FOB. W. FP. Roger;
Mineral Bluff.

Large White Star Irish pota
toes, Excellent for eating o
olantine, 70c bu. FOB: Ra
Hampton, Mineral Bluff.

Pure P. R. seed (small) pota:
toes for bedding, 50c bu. FOE
Exc, for Irish Cobbler seed pota

J. H. Burkhead, Coleg

ing, 40c bu..at my home. J.
Ball, Rebecca.

500 bu. Insp. Porto Rico po:
tatoes, yellow, priced right; 50
bu. sound, heavy, slipped cor
at right price. E. L. Todd, Val
dosta. a

Pure yellow skin potatoes. Fine
for bedding, 25c bu. in 10 bu. lots
or more; also fine eating pt
tatoes. White squash seed, 40
at.; white pop corn, 20c qt. B.
B. Morgan, Clyo.

About 50 bu. Portorican eatin:
potatoes, 25c bu. for lot at farn
J. F. Little, Forsyth, R 3.

Imp. red skin, Portorican
potatoes, vine cuttings, 50c bu
FOB. W. S. White, oma
Rel:



Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTE
. Want 6 or 8 bu. good hay pea:
sound and cheap for cash, an
within 50 miles of here. Loui
Bryant, Summit.

Want few tons Speckled vel
vet beans. Name best price.
E. Edenfield, Stilmore.

Exc. smoked meat and p
lard for seed peas. W. H. Clou
Blackshear.

Want hay peas, at 75c bu.
cabbage plants, 75c M:, Toma
Onion and P. R. potato pl
$1M., Ruby King pepper, 5
or $3.50. M. W. W. wits
Quitman. S

Exc. about 75 lbs. Cokers
5 cotton seed for Brown i
der peas. W. A. Bennett,
la.



beans for sound shelled pop
at 2c lb. or will exc. but
peas; Also want 3 - 4 mos. |

Portorican potato draws for
bu. Brab peas. Ea. fe pay |



Swap Imp. Rend and vel
skin P. R. potato plants
lard, meat, syrup,