, DEPARTMENT 0 
 
_G. CLAUDE ADAMS, 
 
UME 16. s STATE CAPITOL 
 
AGRICULTURE... 
COMMISSIONER: 
 
PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSMAX L. McRAE, DIRECTOR 
ATLANTA, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1933. 
 
NUMBER 22. _ 
 
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Georgia at the Worlds Fair, Etc. 
 
_ The issue of the Market Bulletin of May 11th carried an article showing 
mparison of rates on waterme'ons prior to May ist, and the rates effective 
that date from Moultrie and Valdosta, Georgia to various points, includ- 
Augusta, Atlanta and Macon. This article showed an increase in rates on 
nese points within the state. My attention has been called to the fact that 
is increase cannot apply to the above mentioned points until permission has 
 
iven by the Georgia Public Service Commission, and this permission. - 
 
t been given the Railroads to increase rates to points within the state 
unless such permission is given, the rates to Atlanta, Augusta and Ma- 
; will remain the same as in effect last season. 
 
- This Department was recently called upon to assist in securing agricul- 
ral exhibits for the Worlds Fair in Chicago, and I am glad to state that 
ooks, Carroll, Pulaski and Spalding Counties have arranged to send exhib- 
of agricultural products to the Worlds Fair in Chicago. Through the 
urtesy of Mr. H. E. Davis, Vice President of the Albany Exchange National 
ae Albany, Ga., we have arranged to secure a very elaborate pecan 
Georgia, Department of Game and Fish has also arranged a special 
s of many species of Georgias game birds and animals in their na- 
ral habitats, The display will be given a conspicuous place in the Georgia 
i ieee can be easily seen and appreciated by millions of visitors to 
 s Fair. 
 
I know that the people of Georgia are interested in what is being done 
the Georgia Relief Administration. Mr. Herman DeLaPerriere. Director 
whe Georgia Relief Administration, has furnished me the following infor- 
ion: | | 
 
The Georgia Relief Administration was designated b Governor Tal- 
lige, shortly after his inauguration as Governor of the State of Georgia, 
le state agency for emergency. unemployment relief. 
 
e Georgia Relief Administration has served as the agent of Governor 
madge in the disbursal of Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief funds 
he counties of the State. > 
 
At the time the Georgia Relief Administration began its operations there . 
 
 on record approved appropriations for eight counties in Georgia; Recon- 
ction Finance Corporation funds in the total amount of $471,084.22. 
 
Since the beginning of the Georgia Relief Administration, in January, 
, we have secured approval on appropriations for one hundred and eight 
 
nties in the total amount of $1,474,608.00, _ 
 
Up to this date the counties of the State of Georgia, whose applications 
een approved by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation are as follows: 
 
Appling, Atkinson, Baker, Banks, Bartow, Ben Hill, Berrien, Bibb, Bleck- 
radey, Brooks, Bryan, Burke, Butts, Calhoun, Camden, Candler, Ca- 
Chariton, Chatham, Chattahoochee, Chattooga, Clay, Cobb, Coffee, Col- 
Columbia, Cook, Coweta, Crawford, Crisp, Decatur, DeKalb, Dodge, 
, Doughtery, Douglas, Early, Effingham, Emanuel, Fannin, Fayette, Floyd, 
th, Franklin, Fulton, Gilmer, Glynn, Grady, Habersham, Hall, Haralson, 
, Hart, Heard, Henry. 
 
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Irwin, Jackson, Jefferson, Jenkins, Johnsou, Jones, Lamar, Lanier, Lau- 
 
_ rens, Lee, Liberty, Linco:n, Long, Lumpkin, MeDuffie, McIntosh, Macon, Mar- 
 
ion, Meriwether, Miller, Mitchell, Monroe, Morgan, Murray, Muscogee, Pauld- 
ing, Peach, Pike, Pickens, Polk, Pulaski, Putnam, Quitman, Rabun, Randolph,  
Richmond, Rockdale, Seminole, Spalding, Stephens, Sumter, Talbot, Taliafer- 
ro, Taylor, Telfair, Terrell, Thomas, Tift, Toombs, Towns, Troup, Treutlen, 
Turner, Twiggs, Union, Walker, Ware, Washington, Wayne, Webster, Wheel- 
 
er, White, Wilcox, Wilkes, Wilkinson, Worth. 
 
_ The funds disbursed to the Counties by the Georgia Relief Administra- 
tion are Seine ular relief funds to already existing local resources, and 
are used to finance labor costs in public work projects of a worthwhile ha- 
ture determined by the locality which could not otherwise be undertaken at 
this time or.the immediate future. Soa : 
 
Out of the $1,745,672.00 total appropriation to Georgia to date, we esti- 
mate that we will pare at work approximately 99,000 heads of families: men 
who have been without work and to whom this emergency relief means the 
actual necessities of life. \  
 
The Counties throughout the state are co-operating splendidly in our ef- 
 
forts to give relief to. the needy and they have planned many projects of -@ 
 
public nature. These work projects are necessary because they make it pos-. 
 
Sible for the person who is destitute to earn their measure of relief, thus per~ 
 
mitting them to retain their self-respect and independence. 
 
 The work projects being carried on in the counties are of the following | 
ype: 
1. Work on public highway and streets in cities and towns to consist of  
ditching, relocating roads, topsoiling, draining and the like. 
Health projects including draining swamp areas in malaria] contro 
 
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work, sanitation in public schools and otherwise . 
 
3. Repairs of County Buildings and grounds, grading and landscaping 
Court House grounds, school grounds, County Almshouse grounds. 
 
4. Construction, repairing and grading public parks and recreation 
 
grounds. cle we 
 
5. Community Gardensproduce to be used for direct relief. 
 
6. Cleaning of cemeteries, church yards, and repairing of denominational] 
 
churches; also public schoos. 
 
The Georgia Relief Administration is giving careful and detailed super- 
vision to the work being done in the Counties. We have field reprecentatives 
contacting the work projects and relief headquarters to lend ay aid or Su- 
pervision that might be needed, and we have trained social welfare workers 
who are assisting the Counties in that phase of the work. 
 
This is a great work that is being made possible through the aid of the 
Federal Government. It will be of great benefit to the people of the State 
and to the State at large through the constructive work hat is being done. 
 
Through the efforts of Governcr Talmadge, Mr. DeLaPierriere and the 
Georgia Forestry Board and others, some thirty reforestation camps will be 
Jocated in different sections of Georgia. The location of these camps has not 
definitely been determined as yet, but will be announced in a few days. 
 
MAX L. McRAE, Director. 
 
  
 
  
 
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MARKET REPORT 
 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices May 29, 1933. Always Subject to Variation. 
 
Macon 
$ 13% 
gs, standard, dozen 12 
gs, Georgia trade, dozen. ...............-..... 5 
yard run, dozen ; 
 
s, 4% Ibs. up 
Ss, Small Col. and W. Leghorn 
Breree 1D... Rel eee ae 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
orn, (80 Ibs. to bu.) bu. ................- 
pores: pexy 100 Ios. ass 
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Savannah s Columbus 
 
  
 
INDEX 
 
_ Flowers and Seed For Sale 
 
Se Valdosta Rome Flowers and Seed Wanted 4 
T1y ; : % Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For Sale.. 4 
 
1 2 : = Incubators, Brooders, Etc., Wanted... 4 
 
10% :  Second-Hand Machinery For Sale .... 4 
 
08 2 : : Second-Hand Machinery Wanted ... 4 
 
: : Grain and Hay Por Sale <0 
 
: : : Grain and Hay Wanted 
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
Poultry Wanted 
 
Eevs For Sale 
 
Eggs Wanted 
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
Tobacco For Sale 
 
Tobacco Wanted 
 
Georgia Products For Sale 
 
Georgia Products Wanted 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
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Plowers and Seed 
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Thursday, June 1, 193 
Flowers and Seed 
 
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Cream or yellow Canna, lilies, 
3c ea. in 100 lots or more; Giant 
lilies, grow very large, 5c each; 
_ small Palms, 25c; also canna, lily 
~ bulbs. B..0; Fussell, Brunswick. 
_ Christmas Cherry plants, now 
ready, 15c. doz. Add _ postage. 
_ Therrell Stevens, Shellman. 
 
_ Sultanas, from seed; Butterfly 
bushes, 7c ea., 400 Jonquil bulbs, 
$1.75." Mrs. John Stewart, Cai- 
 
Conch Begonia, white, pink, 
red, Sprengeri fern, small leaf 
Jew, 10c ea. deep orange. bronze 
foliage Cannas, 25c doz. Mrs. J. 
-L. Parrish, Nashville, Rt. 2, 
Nice strong white and pink 
Perriwinkles, 10c doz., or 40 C. 
Postpaid. Miss Frocene McEl- 
veen, Groveland. 
_ Dahlias to exch. for Gladiolus, 
Tulips, Amaryllis, Regal, Milk & 
Wine, Spider lilies, Paper Nar- 
_ cissus, Perennial Phlox, Snapdra- 
gon plants, rose and red Hya- 
_cinth, pink Iris, Mums. Mrs, J. 
C. Mize, Ashland. 
_ All colors Petunia plants, 25c 
for C. Add postage. D. B. Moore 
Jenkinsburg. 
Mammoth pink Verbena, aver- 
age bloom, 3% to 4 in. across, 
stems 9 to 15 in. long, 20c doz. 
Add postage. Mrs. Carry L. Price, 
_ Jenkinsburg. 
Large Dahlia slips, 10c dozen. 
W. H. Dockins, Demorest. 
-Rhododendrons, Spruce, 50c 
dozen. Good size, orange, pink, 
yellow, variegated, 30c doz.; Lau- 
rel 25c doz.; wild Geranium, i5c 
doz. Add postage. Miss Myrthe 
Duvall, Ellijay. : 
: Yellow cluster Sweet scented 
_ Narcissus, 1933 crop; April Nar- 
cissus, $1 C. Add postage. Mrs. 
_E. Fountain, Fort Valley. 
Red Geranium cuttings, salmon 
color Sultana cuttings, pink Hy- 
-drangea, well rooted, red wax 
- Begonia, Dahlia sprouts, mixed 
colors, the collection, 35c del. 
_ Miss Lee Crow, Oakwood, Rt. 1. 
- Maiden Hair fern, 2 well root- 
ed cuttings, 25c; 1,, 15c; scarlet 
King Humbert Cannas, 2 dozen 
large bulbs, 50c; pink Oxalis, 3 
doz. bulbs, 20c. All postpaid. Mrs. 
L. W. Seago, Pinehurst. 
_ Amur Privet hedge, well root- 
ed, about 1 ft. high, Gov. insp., 
 
B. Taylor, Cartersville, Rt. 3. 
_ 8 colors, dbl. Giant, Mammoth 
-Zinnias, Russian sunflower seed, 
ea, 15c; cupful 2 for 25c; Texas 
_Moonvine, variegated 4 o'clock; 
Marigolds, 18c pkg; 3. colors 
Mums, 15c doz. Postpaid, no 
_ stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bre- 
men.) 
8 rose pink Sultana plants, 
well rooted. Will exch plants for 
white feed sacks, 1 plant for 1 
sack. Miss Hilda Waldron, Li- 
zell. 
- Dbl. yellow Daffodils, $1.10 C; 
Tris, Siberian, $1.10, 50; German 
white, $1.10, 60; yellow $1.10, 50; 
purple, $1.10, 75; labeled, named, 
- $1.10, 25; mixed $1.10, 40. Mrs. J. 
_M. Hall, Calhoun. 
Phlox, Foxglove, Baby ribbon 
grass, Primroses, 15c doz.; Aug. 
lilies, Summer fern, 2 kinds of 
winter fern, yellow Japonica, 
_Weigelia, 15c ea.; wild violets, 
Marigold, 10c doz. Miss Ruby 
-Medlin, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
Large size fragrant yellow Jon- 
-quil bulbs, 60c C plus postage; 
Milk and Wine lily bulbs, 10c ea. 
Miss Lucille Palmer, Milford. 
Giant Snapdragon plants, Ca- 
nary, Snow flake, variegated and 
twilight, 15c doz.; $1 C. Add pos- 
tage. Mrs. Scott Davis, Hogans- 
_ Ville. 
For Rock Gardens; over 380 
different kinds of ideal Rock 
Garden flowers and ferns, Will 
exch. for white sacks. any size, 
lint cotton or good chewing to- 
bacco, or any thing can use. Mrs. 
Davie Grayson, Louden, Tenn., 
Rt. = (Resident of Dalton, Ga.) . 
 
~40c C or $3 M or exch, Mrs, L. | 
 
Six Pansy Geraniums, begin- 
ening to bloom, 20c ea. del. Per- 
fectly Pansy flowered. H. S. Den- 
son, Danville, Rt. 1.  
 
C; $4 M. Will exch for cotton 
feed sacks, 100 lb. size. Mrs. 
Henry Fowler, Roy. 
 
Iris, white, cream, purple, ma- 
hogany, maize and smoked. Sep- 
arate or will mix colors, 25c doz. 
del. Reset when finished bloom- 
ing. Dutch blue Hyacinth, 40c 
doz. Mrs. J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, 
Rt. 6, Box 79. : 
 
Salmon Sultanas, pink Hy- 
drangeas, dbl red Geranium, red 
bell Fuchsias cuttings, rooted red 
and pink Cauch Begonia, pink 
Oxalis, 7 any kind. Postpaid 30c. 
Mrs. N. B. Overby, Oakwood, R 
le 
 
White April blooming Narcissi, 
yellow Narcissi, Jonquil, Butter- 
cups, Butter and Egg, White flag 
lilies, 10c doz. 65c C; blue Plum- 
bago rooted, 15c ea. Stamps ac- 
cepted. Mrs. Ben Echols, Philo- 
math, 
 
Sacred Lotus, $1 or 2 for $1.50; 
Water lilies, 50c to $2; Hardy 
hibiscus, 6 for $1; will exch. for 
various water lilies that I do not 
have, or gold fish. L. D. Gray, 
Griffin. 
 
Shasta daisies, Golden glow, 
White and yel'ow Mums, white 
April blooming narcissus, Tiger 
lilies, Jonquils, Easter lilies, 15c 
doz: ea. Dill large package, 20c. 
Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, Gordon, Rt. 
3 i 
 
Bleeding Heart, 2 for 50c; but- 
ton mums, Foxglove, Sweet Vio- 
lets, Shasta, daisies, 15c doz.; red 
and white hardy Phlox, 20c doz. 
Other flowers and shrubbery. T. 
Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 
 
Water lilies, trailing Arbutus, 
25e doz. Geraniums, 25c dozen; 
Azaleas, all colors, Mt. Fern, 25c 
doz; Cherokee roses and Maple, 
50e doz. Well rooted Strawberry 
bushes, 25c doz. Add _ postage. 
Thedoshia Ross, Morganton. 
 
Hydrangeas rooted, 15c ea, 
cuttings 5c; pink, red and white 
Geraniums, 10e rooted, cuttings, 
5c; Grape and Apple Geraniums, 
10 rooted. Moss Rose 15c each. 
Add postage. Mrs. W. N. Tur- 
ner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. 
 
Petunias, mixed colors, mixed 
Phlox, 2 doz. 10c; red and pink 
Azaleas, 5 large bunch; Narcis- 
si bulbs, 50c C, or exch. Add pos- 
tage: Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buch- 
anan, Rt. 1. 
 
white Iris, 25c doz. Other select 
Iris, $1 doz. Include postage.Miss 
D. Waters, Decatur, 418 S. Cand- 
ler St. 
 
12 varieties Iris, 15 for $1; Ve- 
ronica, Agrostemma, dbl. spur- 
less Columbine, Per. Turkestan 
Salvia, 10c ea. Add postage, exc. 
for Baby chicks. Mrs. J. M. Mc- 
Millan, Palmetto. 
 
Water lilies, 10c doz. I. J. Ab- 
ercrombie, Alpharetta, Rt. 5. 
 
Daffodils, Narcissi and other 
flowers for sale or exch. for good 
chewing tobacco. Miss Iva Lee 
Hefner, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 
 
Yellow, pink and yellow varie- 
gated Mt. Azaleas,-Spruce pines, 
rhododendrons 2 to 3 ft., 75c doz; 
yellow dbl. Japonica, 3 to 4 ft., 
50c; pink Almonds, 2 for 15c. Add 
postage, Columbus Stokes, Elli- 
jay, Rt .3, Box 38. 
 
Maple Geranium, red and pink 
Conch Begonia, Boston ferns, 
Oxalis, all rooted; red, deep 
pink, apple bloom Geranium cut- 
tings, all dbl.; red Fuchsia, 7 
postpaid, 30c. Mrs. Clayton Ov- 
erby, Oakwood, Rt. 1. 
 
Birdfoot Violets, 10c C; wild 
geranium, Dutchmans Britches, 
Swamp Buttercups, Jack-in-the- 
Pulpit, Phlox, Flowering Trill- 
ium, 20c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. M. 
C. Langley, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Blue Aug. lilies; Calla lilies, 
 
  
 
20 doz; Tuberose, Snapdragons, 
 
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Paper white Narcissi bulbs, 40c} 
 
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Large clumps pink nb vite 20Cy 
 
  
 
Sweet William, 20c doz.; 2 doz. 
35c. Calidum, Carnation, 10c, will 
exch. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Law- 
renceville, Rt. 1. 
 
Tris rainbow collection, this 
collection consists of 35 varieties 
of Iris, all different in widest 
range of color imaginable, post- 
paid for $2.15. Mrs. 8. W. Sloan, 
Auburn. 
 
Giant Ruffled Petunia plants, 
mixed colors, 15c doz. 2 doz. 25c; 
Alyssum, Carpet of Snow plants, 
10c doz. Add postage. Mrs, Gene 
Barlow, Tallapoosa, Rt. 2.  
 
10 lb. May apple roots, 25c Ib; 
Dahlia slips, mixed colors, 10c ea. 
Mrs. Roy Jones, Young Cane. 
 
Sweet scented Grass pinks, 50c 
C; Aralias lilies, 75c C; Orange 
day lilies, Coreopsis, 50c C; Chi- 
Lantern roots, 10c. Add 
postage. Mrs. Christine McLeod, 
College Park, Rt. 2. 
 
14 colors Hollyhock seed; 4 thls 
10c; mixed colors Balsams, 2 
thls. 10c; 4 tbls. mixed zinnias, 
10c. Send stamps and state which 
is wanted. Mrs. W. L. Ledford, 
Crandall, Rt. 1. 
 
Sweet scented, old fashioned 
white pinks, 60c C, $1 per 200; 
Hardy Carnation pinks, assorted 
colors, 75c C; Coreopsis, 50c C. 
Mrs. Richard Powell, College 
Park, Rt. 2. 
 
Sultanas, Geranium, Begonia 
cuttings, 7 for 25c; White Iris, 
Shasta Daisies, Autumn glow, 2 
doz. 25c; Justicia ferns, rooted 
Begonias, 10c ea. Add postage 
for orders less than $1. Mrs. L. 
G. Sanders, Dewy Rose. 
 
Plants from selected seed, 1 
ea. postpaid; bright blue Chinese 
Forget-me-nots, large dbl. zin- 
 
nias, fine tall Marigold, garden 
 
Pinks. Marion McConnell, Cor- 
nelia. 
 
Butter and Egg, Narcissi, Iris, 
10c doz.; dbl. pink Hyacinths, 15c 
doz. Conch Geranium, rooted 
and water Hyacinths, 5c ea. Post- 
paid for 25c order or exch. for 
box flowers. Mrs. J. C. Cordle, 
Armuchee, Rt. 1. 
 
Madonna, Milk & Wine, Royal 
lilies, 10c ea., 3 for 25c; big giant 
yellow Narcissus bulb, 5c C. 
Mrs, G: B. Smith, Cordele, Rt. 
C. 
 
Large prize winning Chrysan- 
themums, silver wedding white, 
shaggy yellow, bronze, Mary Sue, 
tinted, Orchid Man-o-War pinks, 
20 plants, $1. Mrs. R. L. Silver, 
Cuthbert, Rt. 5. 
 
1000 transplanted boxwood 
plants from 6 to 10 in. high, $15 
for the lot. 50 rooted Cabe Jessa- 
mine, 3 yrs. old, 2 for 25c or $5 
for the lot. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, 
Greenville. 
 
Blue Iris, Jonquil bulb, red Spi- 
der lilies, 50c doz; Spruce pine, 
red and white dogwood; azaleas, 
red and yellow, 75c doz. Mrs. S. 
C. Waters, Dahlonega. 
 
Milk and Wine lilies, 50c doz. 
Amaryllis (red), 30c; Spider lily 
(red); Jonquils and Daffodils, 
your own price and postage. Mrs. 
J. M. Fletcher, Bronwood. 
 
Pink Water lilies, 50c; blue 
Roman Hyacinth; October lilies, 
Butter and Egg bulbs, 30c doz.; 
Pot flowers, 5 to 25c ea.; Phy- 
sostegia, 25c doz.; Chrysanthe- 
mums, 25c doz. Exch. Mrs. Henry 
Jarrel, Butler, Rt. 2. 
 
Florida lilies, pink, 15c doz.; 
Perennial Phlox, all colors, 2 doz 
15c; Gold-banded lilies of Japan, 
$1 C, Add postage. Miss Bessie 
Wright, Bremen. 
 
Dbl. pink yellow, red and wht. 
Japonica; 10 yrs. old, well root- 
ed, 50c ea.; Lemon lilies, 25c 
doz.; Bleeding Heart, 60c doz.; 
Daisies, Aster, 35c bunch. Clyde 
Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3. - 
 
As long as supply lasts, one 
tuber large, white, dbl. decora- 
tive type Dahlia will be sent for 
4c in stamps to cover mailing. 
A. D. Todd, Sarah. 
 
Redbud, Cherokee roses, red, 
 
yellow Dogwood, $1 doz.; Calif. 
Violets, Lavender, 5 doz. $1; Wht. 
Violets, 50c C; Perennial Phlox, 
 
14 doz. $1; Virgin Bower, 60c doz. 
 
Miss Addie Wilson, Morganton. 
 
Angel trumpets, Cockscombs, 
white tame Violets, Persian. Vio- 
lets, 10 doz.; dbl. yellow varie- 
gated Jonquils, 50c doz., white, 
two shades pink Oxalis, 30c doz. 
Porchvine, 10c. Mrs. W. A. Lew- 
is, Toomsboro. 
 
April blooming Narcissus bulbs, 
10c doz.; blue and white Iris, 2 
for 5c. Add postage, send money 
with order. Miss Bennie Lou 
Meadows, Powder Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
Rare and choice collection of 
flowers, shrubs and trees. Friends 
welcome. Wills Eden Aeboretum 
Cary Park, River Carline, Atlan- 
ta; Rbk 
 
Egyptian Lotus water lilies, 50c 
ea.; 10c other lilies, $1 to $2.50. 
Mrs. Y. S. B. Gray, Griffin. 
 
Begonias, several colors, 5c ea. 
Sword ferns, 10c ea.; Impatience, 
5c ea.; Salmon and old rose ver- 
bena, 2 for 5c. Add postage on 
all cuttings. Large ferns and 
Begonias to sell. Mrs. Carlton C. 
Sims, Commerce, Rt. 2. 
 
Fluffly Ruffly Ostrich plume 
ferns, Geranium, Begonias, dif- 
ferent kind, red Verbena, blue 
Salvia, purple Achemenes plants, 
2 doz. 25c. Mrs. W..M. Vickers, 
Siloam. 
 
100, 12 in. old English Dwarf 
Boxwood plants, bushy tops and 
fine root system, uniform size, 
 
$7.75 del in Ga. Miss Maude 
Hamby, Greenville. 
Angel trumpet, four  oclock 
 
plants, 5c ea., 50c doz., 50 Dwarf 
Boxwood plants, 6 in. high $2 del 
Patra Robinson, Greenville. 
 
Yellow Japonicas, 2 for 25c; 
Phlox, Golden Glow, Weeping 
and Pussy Willows, Lilac bushes, 
10c ea., 3 for 25c; Blue Violets, 
15c; purple Iris, 15 doz. Exch. 
Add postage. Miss Martha J. 
Ralston, Ella Gap. 
 
Butter and Egg, Weeping and 
Pussy Willow, Weigelia, Seven 
sister Roses, Wisteria vine, 10c 
ea., 3 for 25c; blue violets (tame) 
15c C; purple Iris; hedge and 
white narcissi, 50c C. Add pos-: 
tage. Willa Mae Ralston, Ella 
Gap. 
 
Periwinkle, Petunia mixed col- 
ors, Brown-eyed Susan . plants, 
15 C; also seed, 10c teaspoonful, 
yellow Lupine Larkspur, Calif. 
Poppy, Carnation poppy seed, 10c 
thls; purple clustered Mums, 15c 
doz. Postpaid. Mrs. W. L. Dan- 
iel, Dawson, Rt. 1. 
 
Oregon Giant Pansy plants 
blooming, $1 C; COD. Jackson 
B. Mauney, Decatur, Box 96. 
 
Marigolds, Zinnias, Jews, dbl. 
Balsams, Daisies, Pinks, Agera- 
tum, Ca!liopsis, Cosmos, 4 oclocks. 
Dusty Miller, ea. 10c doz. Golden 
Glow, Snapdragons, Lupins, Dah- 
lia slips, 20 doz. 4 Sultanas, 15c. 
Add postage. Mrs. Belle Godard, 
Goggins. 
 
Will send large lot of broad 
leaf Mustard seed, a mixture of 
mam. crimson Zinnia, a doz. oth- 
er popular flower seed, postpaid, 
all for 12c in stamps. Order soon. 
Miss Grace Reynolds, Rising 
Fawn, Rt. 3. 
 
Golden and Silver Wedding, 
 
large ball shaped, white, laven- 
der, yellow pompon Mums. Sev- 
eral colors dbl. Dahlias, some 
named, all 25c doz. Postpaid. Mrs. 
M .M. Kelley, Lithonia, 
Red and green leaf Canna, dbl, 
mixed, mossed, phlex mixed, 2 
doz. 10c. Sweet Williams, pinks, 
10c doz. dbl. Giant Zinnias, 10c 
doz. All nostage. Miss Lillie Lea- 
thess, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 17. 
 
Snapdragons, Petunia plants, 3 
doz. 25c; geraniums, white, S. R. 
Nutts, American Beauty, pink, 
red cuttings, 3 for 10c; Apple 
blossom, begonia, Maiden hair 
fern, Amaryllis, Blooming size, 
 
  
 
\15, Mrs. G. B, McCrary, Gaines- 
 
     
   
   
  
  
   
    
    
   
   
   
    
  
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
   
   
  
   
    
   
    
     
    
   
   
   
  
  
    
    
     
     
  
    
  
  
    
   
   
    
  
     
    
    
   
    
  
  
    
    
   
  
 
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Dahlias rooted, dbl., all color 
80c doz.; Tiger lilies, Butter. al 
Eggs, Salvia, Everlasting  Stre 
flowers, 15c doz. Yard Hibiscv 
Buddlear, Abelias, 6 for $1; Ge 
tians, Trilliums, 50c C. Mi 
Grace Eaton, Dahlonega, Rt 
 
Elephant ear or Caladium, 
kind, 2 yrs. old. Want to sell 
for 25c, or exch. for strawhberri 
plants. What kind of strawbe 
ries do you have? Mrs. W. 
Fisher, Tunnel Hill, Rt. 1. 
 
Petunia plants, mixed o) 
Black-eyed Susans, Vinca pla 
all 10c doz. Red Gladioli bulk 
20c doz. Will give a flower fr 
with every order del. Miss Fi 
Mobley, Glennville. 
 
12 cuttings, 35c, 6 colors Su 
tanas, Geranium and Begen 
Mrs. Ralph Williams, Boston 
 
Brugmansia, large 
leaves, trumpet shaped, 
white, 5c a piece; Phlox, Forg 
Me-Nots, Snapdragons, 15 d 
Add postage. Miss Blanc 
Woods, Lafayette, Rt. 5. 
 
Six different colors Iris, tw 
plants, ea. 25c. White and blue 
Iris, $1 C; Sweet Williams, same 
price. Mrs. Newt E. Spence, Car: 
rollton, Rt. 5. 
 
Giant Empress Daffodil: PU 
ple King Iris bulbs, 2c ea.; Lady 
of Lake, Hollyhocks, Mammot 
Zennias, 1c ea.; Josephs Coa 
5c ea. All postage, no chec 
Mrs. W. R. Thompson, sy 
renceville, Rt. 1. ; 
 
Cherry tree bark, 20c Ib. sno 
on the Mtn., Golden Glow, Bl 
Bell, 5 bunch. Miss Ruth Whit 
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 35 
 
Rooted pink Begonia, 10c ea. 
for 25c; rooted Geraniums, 10 
ea., 3 for 25c, Sprengeria fe: 
roots, 10c ea. Postage not pai 
Miss Nelle Walters, Plains, Fie 
 
Johnny-jump-ups, yellow + 
white Violets, Ferns and Phi 
10c doz. Water lilies, Shasta da 
sies, Honeysuckle vines, 15 di 
John C. Moore, Culberson, N. 
(Resident of Ga.) 
 
Perennial Phlox, 
lets, Shasta daisies, - 
Jump-Ups, 10c doz; 3 kinds 
ferns, 15 doz., Water lilies, and 
white Violets. Miss Dorothy Wil- 
son, Culberson, N. Cc. (Resident 
of Ga.) 
 Tris lilies, 15 ie white water 
lilies, 10c doz., yellow Jonquils, 2 
doz: 25c, little Marigold plan 
and other kinds of mixed plan 
Add postage. Will exch. for pot 
flowers. Mrs. Myrtle Barn 
Roswell, Rt. 2. 
 
Yellow Narcissi, Jonquils, But- 
tercups, Butter & Egg bulbs, pur- 
Violets, Primrose  pla: 
10c doz. white flags, Orange Day 
lilies, 75 C. Stamps accepte 
Miss Lois Echols, Philomath. : 
 
Rooted dwarf boxwood, $2. 
C; $20 M; White Cherokee ros- 
es, $8 M; Crepe Myrtle, $18 M. 
Mrs. J. L. Rodgers, Greenvill 
 
Dark purple Iris, Daffodils, | 
C: pink Hardy Phlox, Leopar 
lilies, 25c doz.; yellow thorn r 
ses, dbl. yellow Japonica, Wee 
ing Mary, 25c. Add postage. M 
Bennie Mae Dean, Talking FB 
Ri 2 
 
Columbine, Hollyhock, Phy. 
tegia, Golden glow, Manard 
Sweet William, Pinks, Dahli 
Peonies, Ageratum, Iris, Blac 
berry Lily, Roses, Joppa, be 
Spirea, and Forsythia. Mrs. 
C. Chastain, Ellijay. = 
 
Primrose, Butter and & 
False Dragon-head, 10c doz; Jo 
quils, 50c C;. Narcissi, 50c  
Snowdrops, 25c C. Exch. 
other flowers. Add postage. Mr 
M. B. Ray, Talking Rock. 
 
Pink Hydrangea, Crepe Myr 
10c ea., Pink Phlox, Narcis 
Butter and Egg, 25 C, Yell 
Japonicas, 5 yrs. old, 25c each 
Add postage. Will exch. Mrs. 
 
  
 
cle Tuck, Ellijay, Box 63. 
 
   
     
   
    
    
  
   
    
  
   
  
    
  
  
    
   
     
   
    
    
    
   
    
   
   
   
    
  
   
       
    
     
    
    
  
   
     
   
    
     
    
    
  
   
    
    
    
   
    
   
     
   
    
   
    
   
    
    
    
    
 
ursday, Sune , 1933, 
 
Flowers and Sood 
For Sale 
 
ak Racies. blue Iris, yellow 
ittercups, hardy phlox, violets, 
doz. Flowering Lotus, For- 
ja, 10c ea. or $1 doz., paper 
ite Narcissi, blue Spider wart, 
doz. Miss Grace Tilley, Elli- 
svt, 8, Box 27. 
 
Ocean waves, Marigolds, 2 kind 
isies, Perriwinkle, mixed win- 
r Phlox, 10c doz.; 5 different 
egonias, 10c ea.; Blanket flow- 
, Hydrangea, white, red Ge- 
niums, 4 for 25c; pink crepe 
yrtle, 2 for 25c. Cash or will 
ixch. Mrs. Carl Cox, Kite, Rt. 1. 
Dill plants, 40c C; Hollyhock 
nts, 25c doz; Pie plants, 50c 
. Touch-me- nots 20c doz. Mrs. 
uby E. Hester, Dahlonega, Rt. 
OX 37. 
 
oxglove, Marigo!d, Narcissi, 
ng. dbl. Daffodils, 3 doz. 20c; 
urple Iris, 15c doz., Daisies, 
jolets, 25 C; Red, pink, vari- 
ated, dark, light blue striped, 
ite, cream Iris, 9, 30c. Mrs. 
enry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
looming size bulbs, yellow 
onquils, dbl. yellow Butter and 
gg, 90c C; variegated and blue 
antanas, Cigar plants rooted, 
25 ea. Money orders. Mrs. 
Thornton McCurley, Hartwell. 
 
_ Four large boxwoods about 5 to 
ft. high, 13 to 20 ft. around. 
ome one make me an _ offer. 
end self- addressed stamped en- 
elope for reply. Mrs. A, B. 
Clegg, 211 Alcovy St., Monroe. 
napdragons, 3 doz. 50c; Mums 
annas, Shasta daisies at your 
| price, Exch. any for laven- 
r weeping Lantana or FucHsia. 
rs. E. C. Heaton, Hartwell, Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Ground ivy, 15c doz.;. Star 
Ss, & doz. bunches, 15c. Cash 
ith order. All postpaid. Pasey 
n, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 
eranium, Begonias, Fuchsias, 
tana, Ferns, Oxalis, Hydran- 
, Box lilies, Cactus, all 5c ea. 
FOB. Exch. for other box flow- 
s or anything can use. Miss 
Ella Mae Parker, Talking Rock, 
3. 
 
  
 
arcissus, Daffodils, trumpet 
ariety, 30c C; $1, 400; Periwin- 
es, 10c doz. red and pink Jus- 
cia, Orange Lantana, red and 
hite conch Begonia, Geraniums, 
cutting. Mrs. Lula Hawkins, 
Alpharetta, Rt. 4. 
 
Large Cactus five yrs. old, $3 
or 5c cutting; pink Oxalis, 5c 
bunch; Florida lilies, 5c ea. 
I akehead lilies, 30c doz.; King 
lfred Daffodils, 75c C; Bridal 
Treath, 10c ea. Add postage. 
irs. Mattie Wright, Bremen, Rt. 
 
  
 
aleas, Mt. Laurel, 10c doz. 
Mt. Fern, all 10c; wild Iris, 10c; 
laffodils, will exch. for feed 
cks. Mrs. Ellen Bradley, Elli- 
W, Rt. 3, Box 62. 
 
Periwinkle plants, 10c dozen. 
fill exch. for Easter lily bulbs, 
ink or crimson Gladioli bulbs. 
rs. W. L. Garrett, Sr., 333 Broad 
Sparta. 
 
ad Jonquil bulbs, 75c C; 
Iris lilies, 25c doz; Sweet 
rilliam, 20c doz; yr. old purple 
Jeeping Lantana, 35c; 2 yr. old 
 
Boston. Ferns, 35c. Miss G. B. 
McLane, Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
Blooming size Snapdragon 
 
plants, $1 C; Salvia, $1, 50 plants. 
Liss. Millie Wise, Wadley.  
 
Purple Violets, 10c dozen; Wild 
rple Iris, 10 doz.; pink and 
.d Honeysuckle, 2 for 25e; pink 
*hlox, 10 doz. All well rooted. 
inior Tuck, Ellijay, Rt. 3, ee 
 
Red and pink Honeysuckle, 10 
1.3 Wild violets, pink and white, 
C doz. Purple King Iris, 10c doz. 
bloom. Miss Bessie Keener, 
lijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Pink Cherokee Roses, red, yel- 
\ dogwood, red buds, Mt. Lau- 
ls, wild Geranium, $1 dozen; 
almer Violets, lavender, 4 doz. 
re: violets, 5 doz. $1. H. 
 
35c; 
 
  
 
oe lowers and Seed : 
For Sale 
 
Thousands of yellow daffodils, 
Jonquils, Butter  Eggs, Narcis- 
sus, Iris, Tiger and Easter lilies, 
white with yellow center Narcis- 
si. All cheap. Write. Miss M. E. 
Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3. 
 
Daffodils, Narcissus, Jonquils, 
dark purple Iris, Orange lilies, $1 
C; yellow Forsythia, purple and 
pink Althea, Brides Bouquet, 3 
for 25c, Well rooted, add postage. 
Exch. for white sacks. Miss Nancy 
Henderson, Ellijay. 
 
White Narcissi, Early Trumpet 
yellow Jonquils, 75c C; Dbl. Jon- 
quils, Iris, Mauve, purple, laven- 
der, cream yellow, purplish brown 
20c doz. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ring- 
gold. 
 
White button Mums, 10c doz. 
in 50c lots, Will exch for large 
ones and color, give 2 for 1, ea. 
pay postage. Mrs. J. J. Stephen- 
son, Rock Spring, Rt. 1. 
 
White Giant Spider lily bulbs, 
3 for 40c; Red Spider bulbs, 3 
for 25c; Giant Amaryllis, Hy- 
brids, 3 for. 50c. Postpaid. Gov. 
insp. Mrs. Maude Brooks, Arl- 
ington. 
 
Physostegia, Goldenglow, Chrys- 
anthemums, Larkspur, 10c doz; 
Mexican lilies, 10c ea; Golden- 
rod, flowering Almond, 10c; 
Sweet peas, 10c. Add postage. 
Mrs. M. Highfield, Rising Fawn. 
 
Sultana plants, 25c doz. As- 
ters, Zinnias, Calendulas, 15c 
doz,; ferns, Begonias, Fuchsia, 
 
Justicia, Geranium cutting, 3 for 
10c, rooted 10c ea. Mrs. Lois 
Tanner, Dewy Rose. ; 
 
Iris guar. true to name, Cap- 
rice, Storm Cloud, Nibelungen, 
Monsignor, Mrs. Allen Gray, 
 
Strong Rhigones, 50c doz; $1 up 
orders postpaid. Miss Mary Lew- 
is, Cornelia. 
 
Dbl. red Carnation, 10c; large 
cream Mums, 25c doz; dbl. red 
Geranium 15c; Maidenhair, lace, 
Asparagus ferns, 10 and  20c; 
pink plum plants, 10c. Miss Mel- 
lie Merritt, Cairo, Rt. 2. 
 
Snow on the Mtn., Butter and 
Eggs, Phlox, Foxgloves, Violets, 
Fall Pinks, Hollyhocks, all 15 
doz; Torch lilies, August lilies, 
15c ea; Dahlia slips, 50c_ doz. 
Add postage. Miss Mary Grindle, 
 
Early paper white 
bulbs, 15c doz; Bacon & Eggs, 
15c doz. red Spider lily bulbs, 10c 
doz. Jonquils, 10c doz. Add post- 
age. Miss Jammie Mae Watson, 
Bronwood. 
 
Narcissus, Chinese Sacred lil- 
ies, Daffodils, 25 doz; $1.50 C; 
Butter & Egg, Jonquils, 15c doz; 
50c C. Postage extra. Mrs. R. M. 
Gaillard, 801 Lee Ave., Waycross. 
 
White Narcissus bulbs, 75c C; 
Cannas, white Iris, Day lilies 25c 
doz., Mint, Zinnia, 3 doz. 25c. 
Exch. for cornfield beans, peas, 
peanuts, 100 lb. sacks, syrup. Ea. 
pay postage. Mrs. R, W. Hudson, 
Lorane, Rt. 1. 
 
Large Chrysanthemums, many 
 
varieties, 30c doz., 4. doz. $1. La- 
 
beled and postpaid. Mrs. H. G. 
Woods, Donaldsonville, Rt. 3. 
 
Large blooming Madonna. lily | 
 
bulbs, $1.50 doz; $10 C. COD. 
plus postage. Transplanted in 
August. Joe R. Porter, Mays- 
ville, Box 364. 
 
Queen Annes lace, 6 for 50c: 
White wax Spider lilies, 8 for 
50c; purple Iris, 3 doz. 50c; red 
Woodbine rooted, 15c; Star of 
Bethlehem, 6 doz. 50c; Violets, 
15c doz. Add postage under $1. 
Mrs. E. A. Wells, Chatsworth. 
 
Purple Iris, Orange day lilies, 
yellow Cannas, all 15c doz, white 
and purple Altheas, 10c ea; 
Birdfoot, Violets, Fox Gloves 25c 
C. Add postage on orders under 
$1. Miss Sarah Duvall, Ellijay, 
Rt-3. 
 
Orange Azaleas, well rooted, 
Calliopsis, Orange Day lil- 
ies, 15c doz. Will exch. for feed 
sacks. Mrs. J. W. Crump, Elli- 
jay, Rt. 3. 
 
Grape leaf Hees Elephant 
 
Narcissi 
 
MAR K ETB U L LE 
 
Poppa aM, 
 
F lowers and Seed _ 
- For Sale 
 
Ear Beponia, all colors Gerani- 
ums, pink Hydrangeas, blue Au- 
gust lilies, large dark pink Ox-| 
alis, 15c ea. Justicia, 15c. Mrs. 
Mae Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4. 
 
Sweet scented Apple Geranium 
15e ea., 2 for 25c. Postpaid. Miss 
Mary E. Ballard, Molena, Rt. 2. 
 
. Chrysanthemums, Touch-me- 
nots, mixed Physostegia; Lady 
Fingers, Ageratum, Johnny- 
jump-ups, Calliopsis, Coreopsis, 
Thrift, Spider plant, Marigold, 
Zinnia, Cosmos, .Mint Catnip, 
ea, 5c doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. 
L. Kirk, 111 Acorn Ave., Brook- 
haven. 
 
6 kind of Begonias, 3 kind of 
Coleus, dbl. red, Geranium, white 
and lavender Verbena plants, 5c 
ea; 1 doz. blooming Cedars for 
10c. Add postage. Mrs. Charles 
M. Smith, Eldorendo. 
 
Purple Iris, Leopard lilies, $1 
C, Pink Hibiscus, 25 bunch, Or- 
ange Day lilies, Star of Bethle- 
hem, Daffodils, $4 M; Easter 
lilies, roses, 50c doz. Snowballs, 
2 for 25c. Miss Mollis Hender- 
 
json, Ellijay. 
Day lilies Marigold, Primroses, 
 
Pink hardy hibiscus, 2 for 25c, 
Lavender Iris, $1 C; Orange lil- 
ies, 75 C; pink Phlox, 25 doz; 
yellow Japonica, Snowball, 
Weeping Mary; 2 for 25c. Add 
postage. Mrs. Manda Hender- 
son, Ellijay. - 
 
Water lilies, all potted en 
50c up, fancy-leaved Caladiums, 
10 up. Orders, $1, del. Write for 
descriptive folder. Mrs. Anna F. 
Baumgartner, Brunswick. 
 
Boston and Sword ferns, 10 
ea; 5c bulb; Wandering Jew 25c 
doz. Water lilies, 5c ea. Mistle- 
toe Geranium, 5c cutting; pink 
Peonies, 20c doz. Mrs. S. A. Mil- 
ler, Finleyson, Rt. 2. 
 
Large leaf Wandering Jew, 3 
for 5c; Elephant Ears, 5 ea; exc 
for other value. Mrs. D. J. John- 
son, Ailey, Rt. 2. 
 
Dbl. Zinnias, Everblooming 
Daisies, Mums, Variegated Vio- 
lets, Petunias, Standing Cypress, 
Wild Flag lilies, Pimiento pep- 
 
Combs, Toomsboro. 
 
Cuttings of Rose, cream Bego- 
nias, rooted Tube Roses, 15c ea; 
white striped Jew, 5c. Add post- 
age, will exch. H. Casteloes, 
Moultrie, Rt. 5. 
 
Red Fuchsia, salmon color 
Sultana, Grape Begonia, Wid- 
ows tears, 8 colors Geraniums, 
5e cutting; Periwinkle, Petunias, 
Strawflowers, Zinnias, Mari- 
golds, Bachelor Buttons, 10c. 
rAdd postage. Mrs. Lula Bell, Al- 
pharetta, Rt. 2. 
 
Red rambler Roses, 30c ea. 10 
for $2; rich deep purple Iris; 
grows 3 ft. 25c ea., 3 for 60c; 
Blanket flowers, red yellow and 
orange mixed, 20c ea., 3 for 50c, 
dbl. rich yellow cannas, 20c ea, 
6 for $1. Hazel Tilley, Ellijay, R 
3, Box 26. 
 
Well rooted dwarf Boxwood 
plants $1.50-to $3.50 C, white 
Cherokee roses and Crepe Myr- 
tle, $1.50 C. Several different 
kinds of lilies, cheap. Blanche 
Woodruff, Greenville, c 
 
Angel trumpet, pink Cypress 
vine, 20c doz., mixed phlox, red 
Marigold, 10c doz., mixed Sweet 
Williams, -Coxcomb, 20c 
light blue and lavender Tris, BC: 
Mrs. J. Wniter, Buford. - 
 
Mums large kind, all colors, 
25c doz. summer -Phlox, mixed 
 
nias, Touch-me-nots, dbl. Jon- 
quils, all 10c doz, or 60c C. post- 
paid, exch. for white and pink 
Dahlia slips. Mrs. L. S. Etris, 
Alto, Rt. 2. 
 
Purple Paul 
 
Lilac, Neyron 
 
rose, thornless red Rose, 10c ea., 
Orange Day lilies, lavender, pur- 
ple Iris, $1 C, running Okra seed 
5c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Sam 
Smith, Austell, Rt. 2. 
 
Fla. lilies, 15c doz. bulbs, Hy- 
drangea cuttings, 10c ea. Nar- 
 
  
 
per, Cherry Pepper, all 10c doz.. 
Will exch. No stamps. Miss Eva 
 
doz., 
 
colors, all colors Petunias, Zin- | 
 
- 3 lowers and Seed 
For Sale 
 
cissi bulbs, Tiger lily bulbs, 15c 
doz., 1 yr. old Boxwood, 25c ea. 
or 6 for $1. 2 yr. old, 50c ea. Miss 
Velma Harrison, Bremen. 
 
Blooming size Geraniums in 
dbl. red, white, pink and rose, 
10c ea., .3 for 25c; large type 
mix. Mums, Physostegia, white 
and pink, Periwinkle, Artemesia, 
25c C. Add postage. Mrs. J. E. 
Harrell, Quitman, Rt. 6. 
 
20 different kind of Pot flow- 
ers, one of ea. for 50c; orange 
Sultana; well rooted Peafowl 
fern, 10c ea; four colors of Ge- 
raniums, 10c; Fusher, Haystake, 
red, white, pink Begonia, 5c ea. 
Mrs. Lester Phillips, Royston, R 
3: 
 
y zx 
 
Mexican fire bushes, grow 
 
waist high, 2 ft. in diameter. 
 
Beautiful flower, green in sum- 
 
mer and turns light red in Fall. 
 
Miss Mary Wellborn, Whites- 
burg, Rt. 3.  
 
Pink perennial Phlox; yellow, 
blue, white Violets, 5 doz. $1; 
pink Peonies, dwarf Arborvitaes, 
20c ea. wild Tiger lilies; wild 
Iris, Golden Spats, hardy Mtn. 
Ferns, Arubuts, 5 doz. $1. Sadie 
Wilson, Morganton. 
 
All color Verbena, rooted, 12 
plants 20c. Coleus, nice rooted 
plants, 20c doz. Spider plants, 5c 
ea. Moss Rose, 3 colors, 2-c doz. 
 
Yellow Mums 25c doz. All post-}. 
paid. Mrs. Willie Swann, Litho-  
 
nia; Rt. 1. 
 
Tonzy, Peppermint, Rosemary, 
Cape Jasmine, 10c to 25c; Mums 
Standing Cypress, Marigolds, 
Widows-tear, all 10c doz. Add 
postage. Mrs. Joe W. Fordham, 
Toomsboro, Rt. 2. 
 
-Gaillardia, Zinnia, Pullball, 
Marigold, Snapdragon, Straw- 
flowers, Bachelor buttons, seeds, 
10c pkg. Yellow rooted roses, 10c, 
or 3 for 25c. Add postage. Mrs. 
J. G. Dodd, Alpharetta, Rt. 5. 
 
Slif leafed Caladium bulbs, 10c 
ea. Dont send stamps, you pay 
postage. Miss Lola Rentz, Moul- 
trie, Rt: 2. 
 
. Rooted Butterfly shrubs, 100 
or more, 10c ea. Stamps accept- 
ed. Mrs. Earl Webb, Pavo. 
 
Wild flowers, Geranium, Be- 
gonia, Trillium, Dutchmans 
Britches, Jack in - the - Pulpit, 
Water plants, Violets (4 varie- 
ties). Laurel, 25c doz. Postpaid, 
will exch. Mrs. M. L. Hensley, 
Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
The World Wonder Sea Moss, 
10c starting. You pay postage. 
Miss Ruby Dean Patton, Talmo, 
Rt. 
 
Begonias, coral, _Thurstonii, 
Coralline and others, Ferns, 
Maiden hair, Boston, Sprengeri, 
10c; Rainbow moss, 10c; . Ele- 
phant Ear, 10c; Widows Tears, 
purple blooms, 10c doz. Cape 
Jasmine, add postage. Miss Joe 
W. Fordsom, Toomsboro. 
 
Giant Snapdragons, assorted 
colors, 20c doz. exc. for Madon- 
na lilies, dbl. pink, white hya- 
cinths, running coleus, dbl. large 
type Dahlias, paper white Nar- 
 
cissus. Mrs. John Saye, New- 
born. 
 
Indica Azaleas, Camellia Jap- 
onicas, all colors, Pyracantha, 
 
Nndina, Pittosporum, green va- 
 
riegated, Photenias, $, $1.10. Ca- 
 
mellia Japonica, Chandlerii, O- 
tome, Nobilissima, Fragrant 
Pink, Downing, $1. Booking or- 
ders. Mrs. J. A. Griffin, - Cor- 
dele. 
 
Fuchsia, weeping lantana, sul- 
tana, Guinea. Wing, Thurstonii, 
other begonias, Ivy Leaf and 
 
all $1; Rose of Heaven, Rosy 
Morn petunias, 25c doz. Miss 
Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta, R 2. 
Large dahlias, 2-col., 20c doz. 
slips; Ruffles petunias and ver- 
bena plants, 10c doz; well root- 
ed white oleander, 3 col. hy- 
 
  
 
drangeas, 10c ea. Send stamp for 
 
  
 
tings, 5c ea. or 10c cutting, well 
 
other geraniums, 10c ea., or 1 of}. 
 
              
  
    
  
    
    
    
    
  
    
   
   
  
      
    
    
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
    
    
  
    
     
  
    
   
  
    
  
  
   
     
   
  
   
     
   
  
    
   
  
     
   
  
  
  
  
  
  
     
   
  
   
    
  
  
  
  
 
Flowers ad Seed 
oF or Sale 
 
nawer list. Mrs. J. H. Roebuck 
Buford, R 2. 
 
Monsignor, Perfection, Nibel 
ungen, Queen of May, Caprice, 
Lohengrin, Reine Nixe, Chas. 
Dikens, Gipsy Queen, Blue Si- 
berian iris. 30 plants, del. $1; 
cheaper in 100 and 1 M. loti 
James Cureton, Austell. aoe 
 
Purple Japonica, well reo 
50c ea; Bleeding Heart, 2 doz. 
$1; Lemon lily, 25c doz. Dog- 
wood yellow, 4 for $1. Miss Mau- 
rien Duckett, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
 
Purple Iris, lily bulbs, Ibe C 
large bulbs. Postage paid, Miss 
Mae Bell White, Temple, Rt. 3, 
Box 36. 
 
Shasta daisies, enone 
Mtn., 10c doz; 5 kind of Iris, 10c 
mixed Hollyhocks, yellow Can 
nas, Blackberry lilies, Orange 
Day lilies, 15c doz; 12 kind of 
wild flower, 25c. Add postage or 
exch. Irene Foster, Ellijay.  
 
Dbl. red Japonicas, 10c ea; 
Golden Bells, 10c ea; red mon- 
thly Roses, 15c ea. Larkspurs 10c 
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Willie 
Mae Eller, Ella Gap. eee 
 
The largest Chrsanthemums 
ever grown, prize winners, 20 va- 
Yieties, all colors, labeled, in- 
structions furnished, 20 for $1; 
$3,50 C. Mrs. W.. H. Rucker, 
Milner,  
 
Bamboo roots, 10 up, plus f 
postage. Mrs. W. M. Shattuck,  
(Failed to state address in no- 
tice sent to Bulletin). 
 
Snow King and Crimson King 
petunia plants for sale or exch. 
Miss Henrietta Hale, Buena Vis- 
ta. 
 
Pink and_ white 
plants, white Jonquil 
blooms. in fall, 15 doz., 
Fuchsias, Begonias, Geranium 
Cactus all different colors, 5c 
cutting. All postpaid. Miss Jo- 
sephine Raley, Mitchell. 
 
Trimardeau giant mixed col 
ors Pansy plants, Giant mixed 
colors, Snapdragon plants, all le 
ea, 7C Paes y Mrs. J3", Edge, 
Doerun, Rt. 
 
Annual Sees Giant Zinnias, 
Asters, blue or red Salvia, Scab- 
iosa, Wall flowers, Lavetera, 2 
doz. 35c, 50 for 60c, $1 C. Miss 
Evelyn Sherman, Blakely. 
 
Lemon lily, blue velvet Iris, 
pink Foxgloves, 75c C; white, 
yellow March flowers, 40c for 50 
bulbs, Crepe Myrtle, Snowball, 
10c ea.; pink, white, purple phlox, - 
208 doz, Inez Vick, Ellijay. 7 
 
Lemon lilies, purple, pink  
Phlox, yellow Fox glove, dbl. 
cream daffodils, 75c C; 50 plants 
Limmanthemum, 75c; white vio- 
lets, 75c C; Scarlet red Honey-  
suckle vine, 30c ea. Miss Pearl 
Vick, Ellijay. 
 
White Iris, 15 doz.; purple 
king iris, Giant Gaillardia, 25 
doz., Terrestial Orchard, 2 for 
25e, add postage. Will exch, Write 
G. M. Barrow, Madison, 
 
Gen. dbl. white flowering Peach 
plants, 25c ea. Postage included. 
Mrs. James B. Park, Greensboro. 
 
St. Augustine Grass plants, 
well rooted, 50c bu. FOB. ee 
A. Dixon, Alma. 
 
25 different Pot Flower cu 
 
  
 
. Periwinkles = 
 
rooted. Privet hedges, well root- 
ed, 5c ea. FOB. Freebon Willis, 
Talking Rock, Rt. 4.  
 
Large dahlias, lavender col. -20c 
ea. tuber, or exc. for late, tender 
cornfield bean seed, or white 
feed sacks. Mrs. C. W. Fricks, 
Talking Rock. 
 
Spider plants, or Bird of Par- 
adise, Jerusalem cherries, 10c doz. 
8 doz. 25c. Plant cherries now for 
Christmas. Add postage. Will ex. 
Mrs. Boynes, Greensboro. 
 
Golden Giant daffodils, 50c C 
$4 M; Christmas cherry plants, 
 
  
 
5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. CR, 
Finley, Lithonia, R 1, 
 
  
   
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= Georgia 
Market Bulletin 
 
Published Weekly by the 
- BUREAU OF MARKETS 
 
Department Of 
 
Agriculture 
 
 Executive Offices: 
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
G. C. ADAMS, 
Commissioner 
MAX L. McRAE, 
Director, Bureau of Markets 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1933. 
 
Entered as second class mat- 
ter February 15, 1922, at the 
Post Office at Atlanta, Geor- 
gia, under the act of June 8, 
| 1930. Accepted for mailing at 
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Second-hand farm machinery, 
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and ornamental nursery stock 
|notices are published in 
 
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day of each month. 
 
  
 
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- F lowers and Seed 
 
Wanted 
 
- Exe. Century plants and har- 
_ dy Evansiana begonias for fuch- 
sia, Salmon sultanas, dbl. 
_tunias (except white), Beefsteak 
- hegonias, or pink conk begonia. 
~ 1 for 1, rooted. Mrs. A. L. Robin- 
son, Acworth, Rt. 3. 
_ Want Ivy ger. also pink and 
salmon col. ger., Ostrich Plume 
- fern, named dahlias and gladioli, 
_ snapdragons, Fox Glove, Bleed- 
ing Heart, white, pink ~ cannas. 
_ Exc. for same. Mrs. Mamie Stone, 
- Adairsville. 
- Want to hear from party who 
has water lilies, hyacinths, pop- 
py. Buy or exc. other flowers. 
Mrs, J. Ww. Hutson, Newnan, 29 
Wilcoxon.  
 
  
 
   
   
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
   
   
  
    
    
    
    
  
    
  
  
   
 
  
 
Pat ubatois: Brooders, 
 
Etc., For Sale 
 
250 egg cap. Super Hatch Inc., 
$10 FOB. A. F. Samuels, Fair- 
burn, 
 
500 cap. Buckeye brooder and 
16 in, Fordson tractor pulley. 
- Both good cond., $5 each, FOB; 
_ Want med. size blacksmith port- 
able forge and anvil. i M. ave 
 
  
 
pe- 
 
Etc., For Sale 
 
Fitzgerald, P. O. Box 247. 
 
Ideal Inc., 250 egg cap., in good 
cond., thermometer and improved 
turning trays and _ instruction 
book; also brooder with hover, 
500 cap., $10 for both. Mrs. Ber- 
tha Johnson, Faceville. 
 
1 Super Hatcher Inc., 150 egg 
cap., $5 or exc. for corn, syrup 
or anything can use. J. H. Pea- 
vy, Fairburn, R 1. 
 
  
 
Incubators, Brooders, 
 
Etc., Wanted 
 
Want to hear from party hav- 
ing a Mammoth Buckeye or 
Queen Inc., cheap for cash, Mrs. 
J. C, Richter, Meigs. 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery For Sale 
 
  
 
  
 
2 horse riding John Deere cul- 
tivator, good cond., for sale or 
swap for a cow, fresh in. W. F. 
Preston, Donalsonville. 
 
7 fit. Reaper and Binder, I. H. 
C. make; Case threshing mach- 
ine; Hay rake. All practically 
new (no repairs needed), ready 
for service. Bargain. L. S. Rob- 
erts, Va-.dosta. 
 
10 H. P. Titan International 
gas eng., slight repairs; shafts, 
hangers, pulleys, other equip- 
ments good cond. Net cost all 
equipment, $116; Eng. and all 
equip., $90. FOB. Robt. Fuller, 
Adairsville. 
 
2 pecan tree dusting machines, 
 
| cheap; Williamson stump puller; 
 
Disc tractor plows; stalk cutter, 
2 horse plows; Cream. separator, 
ete. All good cond. Other farm 
toals. Fred C. Geiger, Flintside. 
 
Complete 3-80 saw Murray Gin 
outfit, in No. 1 cond., for sale. 
A. C. Norman, McDonough, 
Complete 2-80 saw suction gin 
outfit, less belts, press and en- 
gine. Fair cond. $100. Good farm 
outfit. J. H. Getzen, Pender- 
grass. 
 
25 barrel Midget flour mill, re- 
built, good as new. Cheap, or exc 
for 16 ft. Overshot water wheel. 
J. W. McDonald, Thomaston, R 
2: : 
 
Myers. fruit tree spray pump 
and all attachments: 60 ft. hose 
and 2 rods, ready for spraying, 
$10. Jno. lL. Windham, Butler. 
 
International McCormick-Deer- 
ing grain binder, good cond. $75 
cash, or trade for cow peas, pea- 
nuts, velvet beans, Soy beans. 
H. Li. Cofer, Athens. 
 
3-70 saw Lummus gins, 50 H. 
P. motor, good cond., 5 yrs. old; 
3-70 saw Continental gins, with 
eng. and boiler. Write for bar- 
gain price and terms. A. A. Al- 
mond, Macon. 
 
Good, second-hand tractor, dbl 
disc, and dbl. plow. Bargain. R. 
I. Tracy, Lake Park. 
 
1 John Deere Side _ delivery 
rake, in good cond. for sale. Make 
offer. J, S. Lassiter, Cochran, R 
J 
 
3-60 saw Gullet gin outfit, 
complete, good cond. Cheap for 
cash, Party may operate on pres- 
ent right free of rent. O. P. _Whit- 
ley, Madison. 
 
1 Perfection 2 row cotton dust- 
er, 1 McCormick mowing mach- 
ine, 1 Disc harrow for sale. H. P. 
Morris, Grovetown. 4 
 
Deering binder, fair cond., 
cheap for cash. See or write. Mrs. 
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, R 1. 
 
New 2 row cotton duster, 2 gal. 
engines, other farm articles. Sell 
or exch. J .E, Crittenden, Rey- 
ston, R 2. 
 
3 roller Chattanooga syrup Mill 
and copper pan,. $20; good, 18 
in. disc harrow, $15. Will take 
hogs as part pay. J. J. Kilgore, 
Tallapoosa, R 3. 
1% horse Economy gas. eng. 
and pump jack, used 18 mos. for 
 
Incubators, Brooders, 
 
or trade. I. 
 
| bus, 
 
Second: fend Machin- 
ery For Sale 
 
Cash. J. T. Lamberth, Warwick. 
1 mule power Hay press, A-l 
 
cond., cheap for cash.  E. 
 
Vaughn, Bogart. 
Chattanooga middle buster 
 
mold board, wt. 15 lbs; 24 in. 
 
cutaway harrow disc. Wt. 24 lbs. 
 
50c ea., plus del. chgs. R. R. 
Driskell, Juliette, R 1, Box 79. 
 
ft. barn, practically new (used 
to cure 5 barns of tobacco 1 sea- 
son). $10, Clyde Wiliams, Col- 
lins, R 1. 
 
1 Wood mowing machine and 
rake, good cond. $30 at my place, 
not shipped. Exc. for young milch 
cow, fresh in; 2 horse Mitchell 
wagon, good cond. $16. S. L. 
Akins, Griffin, R 2. 
 
16 in. Fordson tractor pulley, 
same as new: Cost $16; Sell 1-2 
price; Want to buy the big roll- 
er for Chattanooga cane mill, 
No. 12. L. C. Haynes, Acworth. 
 
Ideal mower and rake, first 
class cond. $45 cash. No chks. W. 
M. Barrett, Washington, R 4. 
 
2 International and i John 
Deere Riding cultivators for sale 
S. Bailey, Griffin, R 
4. 
 
Fordson tractor and harrow, 
both in A-1 shape, $125. Exc. for 
power hay baler, or a good mare 
mule. W. H. Bolton, Griffin, 
Box 436. 
 
3-60 saw Lummus gins, 45 ft. 
elevator lift, belts, 2 presses, 
fan, etc., complete. Cost, $4,000; 
sell for $1,000, FOB. J. W. Wal- 
ker, Ft. Gaines. 
 
Fairbanks-Morse hammer feed 
mill, 1 No. 2 J. B. Humdinger, 1 
I. H. C. crusher, 10 H. P. elec- 
tric motor, 1 Fordson tractor, for 
sale. M. P. Reaves, Athens, 721 
Milledge Ave. 
 
1 syrup mill, 3 roller, in good 
cond. Chattanooga No. 12, $15. 
FOB. C. Bryant, Jefferson. 
 
2 row dusting machine, in 
good cond., $10. Wyman Barger- 
on, Sardis. 
 
1 Shredding machine equipped 
with snapper roll. $25. Exc. for 
corn and oats. A. L. Crowe, 
Smyrna, Cio Creatwood Farms. 
 
Late model Farmall tractor, 6 
ft., dbl. disc, 18 in. harrow, and 
Athens 30 in. dbl. disc plow used 
but little, A-1 cond. Together, or 
any section for sale. L. C. Wells, 
Columbus, Box 467. 
 
Feed crusher, McCormick, 1 
horse mower, 1 horse wagon, 
disc harrow, plows, cultivators, 
Coles planter, and other farm 
tools, cheap for cash. R. Brun- 
schke, Homeland. 
 
Good 3 horse Fairbanks Eng., 
 
for sale. See: Lamar Hearn, 
Monroe, or write: Mrs. B. F. 
Malcom, Good Hope. 
- 42 in. Cole Grist Mill, A-1 con. 
geared for tractor or other pow- 
er. Sell or exc. Write. T. W. Up- 
ton, Beuna Vista. 
 
Case 20x28 in steel threshing 
machine, self feeder and wind 
stacker, good cond. (Now in field 
operating). $125. Norton W. Hart, 
Warrenton. 
 
Second-Hand Machin- 
ery Wanted 
 
Want Hay baler. in good cond. 
 
and cheap. O. D. Edge, Colum- 
9 12th St. 
Want Belt pulley attachment 
for Fordson tractor and small 
boiler for dairy. Must be good 
cond., and cheap. F. B. Daison, 
Griffin, Box 74. 
 
Want 1 No. 4, 2 horse Golden 
Cane Mill, in No. 1 cond. and 
cheap for cash. C. Hi. Roberts, 
Adel. 
 
Want Wico magneto pas. eng., 
in good cond., cheap for cash. 
N. Sloan, Coolidge, R 2. 
 
Want 1 48x6x3 solid cast iron 
loose pulley for Belted Hydrau- 
lic pump for cotton gin. W. O. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
pumping water, Good cond. $30. 
 
Tarpley, Rome, Box 98. 
 
1 set of tobacco flues for 12) 
 
30 miles 
 
Seccad Lend Machin- 
~ ery Wanted 
 
Want 1 large or Drive Cane 
Mill roller, 12 in. dia. 8 3-4 in. 
 
R.| long, 2% in. spindle (Fair Foun- 
 
dry Co. make). -Or something 
similar. Write what you have. C. 
L. Tilley, Ellijay, R 3. 
 
Want 1 air motor windmill, 60 
ft. tower, and 10-12 ft. wheel, 
with tank. E. B. Aycock, Rocky 
Ford. 
 
Want a 15 to 25 ae P, steam 
eng., in good cond. B. A. Evans, 
LaGrange. 
 
Want good, 2gnd-hand Mc- 
Cormick mowing machine and 
rake, in good cond. and price 
right for cash. P. C. Scarboro, 
Comer, R 4. 
 
Want mowing machine and 
rake, within reasonable distance 
of my home, cheap for cash, or 
exc. good value for same. Write. 
T. W. Havood, Marietta, R. 3. 
 
Exc. 4 gal. milch cow, 3rd calf, 
fresh, for good hay rake, within 
Winder. J. C. Payne, 
Winder, R 1. : 
 
If interested in buying a 2,000 
bu. per day Grist mall, located 
in Macon, Ga. at a bargain, 
write: W. G. Eager, Valdosta. 
 
Want to trade for a Grist Mill 
if in good cond. and with belts, 
within 25 miles Fitzgerald. M. J. 
Graham, Fitzgerald, R 2. 
 
Want a second-hand power 
cane mill. E. I. Carter, Richland. 
 
Want to buy a Cream Separa- 
tor, in good cond., cheap for 
cash. Joe Claxton, Swainsboro. 
 
Want a good steel Hay press 
on wheels, for cash. J. M. Faulk, 
Willacoochee. 
 
Want a 3 roller syrup mill, No. 
14, or larger, in good cond. 
Write what you have and lowest 
price. Neil Ingram, Ball Ground, 
R 4. 
 
Want to trade for big 2 roller 
 
cane mill (no little mill wanted). 
Must be good cond. and cheap. 
L. W. Mason, Winston. 
- Want large, 3 roller cane mill, 
cheap for cash. H. D. Cook, Bu- 
ena Vista, R 5. 
 
Want Cream Separator in 
 
Rountree, Stillmore, R 2. 
Want to buy Farmall tractor 
and harrow in good cond. for 
cash. W. H. Adams, Madison. 
Want 2 roller cane mill or 2 
rollers to make mill from. Exc. 
6 wks. old Guinea (hog) pigs; 
for sale, Jersey heifer, young 
calf, $30. R. E. Barnes, Summit. 
Want Side Delivery hay rake 
in good cond. Also for sale, 2 
highly bred and desirable reg. 
Jersey bulls and 2 bull calves, 
13 mos. old, at almost beef price. 
S. L. Thornton, Dewyrose, R 2. 
Want 1 horse wagon in good 
cond., also a Harris well pump. 
W. W. Sloot, Griffin, Box 424. 
. Want 1 - 6 in, belt, about 70 
 
price. To use to pull a Grist Mill 
with a tractor. J. T. Warnock, 
Tarrytown. 
 
  
 
  
 
1 M. bundles good 4-hand fod- 
 
der, $1.25 per C; pure Whippoor- 
 
will peas, $1 bu; good Jersey 
cow, young calf, priced right. 
Riley Couch, Turin. 
 
25 tons peavine hay for sale. 
Price on application. S. E. Stat- 
ham, DeSota. 
 
4 or 5 tons baled oats, short 
straw, but good heads; 1 ton oat 
straw. Make best offer, FOB. N. 
A. Boyette, Hahira. 
 
Choice peanut: hay, $4 ton, also 
Oat and Wheat Straw, bright 
and O. K, Rufus Chappell, Am- 
ericus. 
 
800 bundles good fodder, $1 per 
100 lbs. at my barn. John A. 
Watson, Graymont. : 
 
Grain and Hay Wanted 
 
Want to buy some oats in the 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
bundle but by binder. Must be 
 
chia 
 
  
 
}cap. Incubator. 
 
good cond., 3 to 5 cow cap. L. B.|. 
 
   
   
   
  
   
  
    
    
    
   
  
    
   
      
    
  
    
   
   
   
   
   
      
   
     
  
   
     
  
  
   
      
   
   
     
 
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Grain and Hay W. 
 
  
 
Sugar cured ha 
 
cheap; 
sale, 20c lb. Mrs. E. 
Fayetteville. 
 
Poultry F oF Sa 
 
BARRED AND OTHER Rt 
45 Barred Rock chic 
old, and 25 one week | 
bred, $10 or exc. for 
oO. K 
 
  
 
  
 
Bowdon. o 
 
Barred Rock rooster, 7 n 
80c. W. Harrison, Fitzge 
 
7 pure bred Partridg 
pullets and cockerel, Feb. 
50c ea, Mrs. Jesse Mixon. 
 
10 pure bred B. R. he 
layers Parks str. 75c e 
order for $7 gets lo 
hens, now laying. 
Brown, Eastman, R 1, 
 
BRAHMAS | 
 
15 Giant  str. rene 3B 
pullets, and sev. cockerel, 
cial breeding, Feb. hatch, 
Ibs. 60c ea. Mrs. J. D. 
Washington, R 3. 
 
Pure bred Giant str. 
Brahma pullets and sev. 
erels, Feb. hatch, wt. 2 
ea, Mrs. J. D. Mulligan 
ington, R 3. 
 
  
 
  
 
CORNISH : 
 
Pure bred Dark Cornish 
erels, Feb. hatch, $1 ea. 
also Spanish peanut seed, = 
FOB. recleaned. J. R. Gar 
Locust Grove. 
Cornish, 3 or 400. Dif. ag 
sizes. Call, or write for pr 
N. Storey, Sylvester, R 1. 
 head pure bred Cornish 
65c ea. Bill Steedley, Coff 
Thoroughbred Cornish 
els, $1.50 and postage; - 
str. Brown LL. eggs, $ pe 
Want to make jelly o 
= Haywood Dukes, Pelh 
 
ee Cornish (Indian) 
erel, now ready for serv 
mos. old, $1. Money ofr 
write before ordering. Mr 
Swell, Jr., Rochelle, Cs 
Peebles, Rt. 1. _ ee 
: GAMES 
Trio of Roundheads, 23 
$4; trio Travelers, $6; 4 en 
each; 2 Blue cocks, $2 ea 
pure bred pit games, tra 
pig. Carl Griffin, Gainesv! 
Oak St. os 
4 genuine Ga, 
game cocks, trimmed, walk 
ready for business, $1 ea. if 
ken at once. E. C. Cureton. 
Moreland, Box 55. 
 
GIANTS 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ft., or could use 8 in. Quote best!. 
 
Grain and Hay For Sale|; 
 
   
    
   
   
   
  
   
     
    
  
    
  
   
  
  
  
    
    
   
 
4 hens and rooster, Jerse 
Giants, March 1932 hatch. 
lot. O. R. McClure, Quill. 
 
LEGHORNS 
 
  
 
old, $35 FOB. Fritz  
Washington, R 3. | 
75 W. L. Tancred hens, 
hatch, now laying, 50c e 
ey order with order. Mr 
Cook, Plains. 
 
Pure bred S. C. W. L. coc! 
4 to 10 wks. old, Barron str 
and healthy, $4 doz. del. i 
F. Terrell, Greenville, R 3. 
 
English and 5 eo 
cockerels, 11 wks. old, from 
producing hens, 50c ea 
Chas. J. Vickery, Canon, Rt. 
Roselens Pen Ped. finest 
big type W. L. cockerels, 
ready for service. Write 
needs for quick sale. J: 
Hopkins, Covington. ce 
100 Roselawns Pen Pe 
big type W. L. cockerels, 1: 
old, $2.50 ea. Money order. T. 
Mitchell, Graymont. 
30 W. lL. cockerels, 
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
Triple AAA grade, 9 Ww: 
   
   
 
Pauley Wanted 
 
Been Fi or Bale es 
 
a Live Stock  F or | Sale 
 
  
 
A. or $12. 50 for entire lot. 
3 Humphries, Pelham, R 4. 
Eng. W. L. hens, 18 mos. 
Good. layers. No culls. 75c 
14 for lot. Stanley Hiers, 
Lake Road, Quitman, Ga. 
 
ooths AAA W. L. cockerels, 
wks. old, direct from Booth 
March, 70c ea. or 6 for $4. 
Ruth Murdock, Alpharetta. 
 
_ ORPINGTONS 
ff Orp. cockerels, Feb. 1st 
h. Parent stock  direct. 
trapnest AAA matings, 
ns of the Famous $5,000 im- 
ed hen Lady Egg-a-Day. 
1.50 ea. Mrs, J. C. Ward, Perry. 
 
HEASANTS FOR SALE 
 
   
    
    
    
  
  
   
   
    
   
    
   
     
    
   
    
    
     
   
  
   
    
  
  
    
   
    
   
  
    
    
    
    
     
    
    
   
    
  
   
    
    
    
     
    
  
   
    
    
    
    
   
     
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
del. Booking orders for this 
early hatch, del. to be made 
t. at $5 pr. Transporta- 
on. repaid. Gail Bilderback, 
 
all plumage inanec: cocks, 
 
be postpaid. Nelson Severing- 
Lithonia, Ga. Rock Chapel | | 
 
Pp 2 yr. old Ringneck pheas- 
ts, for sale or exc. for gos- 
ings, M. B. young turkeys, or 
shat have you? S. L. Calfee, 
: srunswick. 
 
  
 
ee PIGEONS 
prs. Carneaux, mated and 
k for sale or trade for 
f Cochin bantams or Game 
itams. B. E. Roughton, Ma- 
232 Ga. Ave. 
prs. mix. large breed pig- 
nd 1 White King rooster, 
Sale. Herman B. Shearouse, 
uyton. 
QUAIL FOR SALE 
ooking orders for young, hand 
red Quail for July, Aug. and 
tember del. Offering selected 
ail eggs throughout the sum- 
. Prices reasonable. Ed M. 
lough, Thomasville, Care Pin- 
oods Quail Farm. 
 
RR. TL. REDS 
 
Mahood S. C. R. I. Red hens 
a.; Eggs, $1 per 15; $2.50 for 
0 lbs. Stewart pecans, $14; 
seedlings, $7; 25 lbs. med. 
S, $3. Miss Belle Tim- 
n, Bronwood, Box 83. 
 
EYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
UCKS, ETC., FOR SALE 
 
. big pone laying turkey 
each; poults, 30c ea. 
c each. Cash, or. exch. 
, L, chicks, del. May 25th. 
awson, Camilla, R 4, Box 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
baby poults, 20c ea. and 
ther to go with them, 60c, 
en hen, 1 duck and 1 drake 
or the pr. Mrs. J. Fair- 
, Pulaski, R 1. 
pure bred Muscovey ducks, 
. old, wt. 4 lbs., $5 or exc. 
ure Cornish or RR. I. Red 
1 for 1. E. A. Dawley, 
 
re bred Mammoth White Pe- 
aby ducklings, 2 9-3. wks. old, 
. Charges paid on 10 or 
rs. W. I. Mobley, Ludo- 
 
 
 
  
 
Poultry Wanted 
 
ANCONAS 
Nant 50 to 100 Ancona pullets, 
0  wks. old. Sheppard strain. 
best price. J. H. Wise, 
 
ee R 2, Box 225. 
 
_ LEGHORNS g 
nt 100 to 300 W. L. hens, 
, in good cond. not over 2 
old. Must be cheap. G. B. 
 
  
 
  
 
_D. Grant, Meigs. 
 
n choice, young W. L. lay- 
hens; For sale 5 Roselawn 
cockerels, 980-305 egg rec- 
ent stock; also milk goats. 
= a Bees 695 
 
  
 
gnecks, $4 pr. del; Eggs, $2 
 
Paynes Ave., N. W. 
 
Want about 12 W. L. hens, 
1932 hatch. Will exc. Gov. insp. 
P. R. potato plants; 1M plants 
per hen. Mrs. J. B. Paige, Sur- 
rency, R 2, 
 
Want 40 or 50 Eng. W. L. pull- 
ets, hatched latter part of March 
or first of April. Want blood- 
tested stock. Must be reasonable 
price. Mrs. B. Bryant, Folkston. 
 
  
 
_ORPINGTONS 
Want 6 pullets, and cockerel, 8 
10 wks old, Booths Ped. Orp- 
ingtons, or other good laying str; 
also Parks B. RR. and. Buff 
Rocks. No fancy price, nor culls. 
Mrs. Jon Connell, Metcalfe, Ga. 
 
PHEASANTS. 
Exc. 80 pigeons, mix. breeds for 
English Ringneck pheasants. D. 
S. Middleton, Rising Fawn. 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
100 chicks, 6 wks. old, heavy 
mix., 15c each; 100 3-wks. old 
chicks, heavy mix. 12c ea. Mon- 
ey order. Mrs. J. S. Berryhill, 
Cochran, R 5. 
 
10 day old Kircher str. Buff 
Minorca chicks, 10c each; 10 day 
old Mahood str. Red chicks, 10c 
ea., $9 C.. Mrs. L. M. Dunn, 
Eastman, R 8. 
 
50 heavy mix. chicks, 2 mos. 
Jold, 20c ea. Express collect. Mrs. 
A. F. Hinson, Cochran, R 3. 
 
Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
Want 100 baby chicks to raise 
on halves to 8 wks, old. Reds or 
Buff Orp., Write before ship- 
ping. Furnish feed and pay 
ches. 1 way. S. J. Seab, Douglas, 
Re 3: 
 
Want 500 chicks to raise to 8 
Or 10 wks. old, on shares. Ideal 
location and cond. Party pay 
ches. of shipping both ways. M. 
O. Lively, Sardis. : 
 
Want 500 to 1 M. W. L. to 
raise on halves until October 1. 
 
Party pay trans. chgs. both 
ways. Prefer all pullets. Mrs. 
Geo. F. Gray, Uvalda. 
 
Want 100 baby chicks to raise 
on halves to 8 wks. old. Plenty of 
feed. Party to pay transportation 
here. D. L. Hunter, Wrightsville, 
Care Gen. Del. 
 
Want 1M or more chicks to 
raise on halves. I pay shipping 
chgs. this way. At once. - Well 
equipped for them. Mrs. Nolon 
Drury, Hortense, R 2. 
 
Want 100 baby chicks and good 
preed, to raise on halves to 10 
wks. old. Party pay transporta- 
tion chgs. both ways. I furnish 
feed and labor. Mrs. O. D. Maine, 
Bonaire. 
 
Want to raise any good breed 
of chicks on halves to 10 wks. old. 
Ref. if required; Want 20 good 
young goats at 50c per head, 
within 10 miles Garfield. es 
Bessie Gay, Garfield. 
 
Eggs For Sale 
 
EGGS FOR SALE 
 
Pure bred White Cornish eggs, 
15 for 75c; $1.20 per 30, del. Mrs. 
H, W. Law, Chula. 
 
White Pekin duck eggs, 40c oS 
setting of 12. Postpaid. Mrs. 
ND. Elliott, Lavonia, 
 
Australian White Guinea eggs, 
75e per set. of 18, postpaid in 
Ga. R. D. Massee, Tiger. 
 
Muscevey duck eggs for set- 
ting, 60c doz., also R. I.  Red 
(dark strain), eggs, 50c per 15. 
FOB. T. M. Slater, Thomasville, 
R 5. 
 
Pure Cornish Indian eggs, 50c 
per 15 del. Carton ret. Day old 
chicks, 10e each (will hatch Ist 
of June). 1-2 cash with order. 
 
Money order. Mrs, E. P. King, 
Rochelle, R. 1. 
 
Big Bone Bronze and Bourbon 
Red mix. turkey eggs, $1.25 per 
doz; Speckled Guinea eggs, 20 
for 50c. All peepee. Irvin Rob- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
erts, SPallapoesa. Fee 3. Box 71. 
 
Pure bred Parks str. B. R. 
Reg. Per. No. 585-C-33. Cream 
Grade. Foundation stock direct. 
Hatching eggs, 75c per 15, post- 
paid. Money order. Mrs. Henry 
J. Colson, Daisy, R i.  
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. 
eggs from prize winners, and 
2nd direct from Thompson of N. 
Y. 50c per 15; 75c per 30, del. 
Cartons ret. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, 
Bainbridge. 
 
Pure bred Mammoth White 
Pekin ducks eggs from 10 lb. 
stock. Prize Winners. Guar.,, 
fresh, fertile and safe del. Sid- 
ney Clotfelter, Marietta, R 5. 
 
Bourbon Red turkey eggs, 15c 
each; day old poults, 35c each in 
lots of 10 or more, postpaid. 
High quality stock used as bree- 
ders, Mrs. W. N. Lott, Brasel-: 
ton, : 
 
Reg. No. 144, Jersey White 
Giant, Marcy str., hatching eggs. 
Prices reduced to 5c per set- 
ting. Mrs. Lewis E. Tabor, Al- 
bany, R C. 
 
Pure Barron W. L., eves, 260- 
298 line from 5 lb. and over hens. 
55c per 15; $1 per 30, del. Exe. 
for dahlias, etc. Write. Mrs. Nel- 
lie Grubbs, Demorest. 
 
Big Bone M. B. turkey eggs, 
guar. fresh, $1.50 doz. del. Bon- 
nie Smith, Oakwood, R 1. : 
 
White Australian guinea eggs, 
$1 per 18, del; also Giant Whites 
and Chinchilla rabbits, 6-12 wks: 
old, 35 ea. in prs. 25c ea. in 
lots. 6 or more. L. E. Williams, 
ease 
 
Eggs from Mammoth Copper- 
back Bronze turkeys. Bird Bros. 
str. $2 doz. Mrs. E. A; Gaulding, 
Williamson. 
 
Super str. Giant Bronze tur- 
 
key eggs, 15 ea. Poults, 30c ea. 
 
Z. J. Lee, Red Oak. 
Eggs Wanted 
 
Want 3 cases large, white, 
fresh, infertile eggs to be ship- 
ped regularly every week. Pay 
highest cash price. Hall McDon- 
ald, Atlanta, 40 Rogers St. S. E. 
 
  
 
  
 
Exc. 1 set. of 18 old fashioned. 
 
Blue Speckled Guinea eggs for 
1 set. of 15 pure bred White 
Rock hen eggs. Will send guinea 
eggs first. Mrs. Grady Chap- 
man, Butler, R 1. 
 
Will hatch 250 turkey or chic- 
ken eggs, on halves, also duck 
 
  
 
eggs. Write: H. L. Wilson, 
Clarkston. 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
  
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
Heifer, fresh with lst calf  
wks. old); 2 gal. Small, gentle, 
healthy. $20. Also mowing ma- 
chine, good cutting cond., $18 
Mrs. S. P. Jones, Lula, R 3. . 
 
Pure bred Black Angus bull, 
wt. 1200 Ibs. for sale, or exc. for 
pure bred Angus bull, wt. 400- 
500 Ibs. Must be pure bred. H. L. 
Salter, Bartow, R 1. 
 
3 gal. milch cow with 2nd calf, 
cheap. J. S. Cox, Palmetto, R 1. 
 
2 bull calves, 2 mos. old, for 
sale or exc. for good, big shoat 
of good stock. Bring shoat and 
 
get calves. A. C. Williams, Ath- 
 
ens, R24 
 
8 mos. old bull calf from dairy 
cow. Fat and fine. $5 at barn. 
Mrs. Blanche Jordan, Athens, R 
2: s 
 
1 nice Jersey cow, fresh in, or 
sale. Charlie W. Wynn, Law- 
 
Krenceville, R 1. 
 
2 high grade Jerseys, fresh in, 
for sale. Jesse Reagan, Newnan, 
Hee 
1 pr. young oxen, 2% yrs. old, 
wt. about 800 Ibs. ea. Well broke 
and gentle. G. C. Mixon, Fitz- 
gerald, R 3. 
 
pice, cream col. Jersey  buil, 
wt. around 1 M. lbs. $100. Can be 
reg. in buyers name. Cash or 
money order. Mrs. Bud Mitchell, 
Dixie, R 2. 
 
Reg. Hereford bulls, all sizes 
 
and ages, ae eee 
 
Sricee. 
from the famous Colonial Plan- 
tation herd, reg. in buyers 
name. W. B. Hutchinson, Lees- 
burg. 
 
Mix. Guernsey-Jersey cow, 3 
gal, milk, 1 pound butter. Gen- 
tle, easy milker, with 3rd heifer 
calf, 4 mos. old. Both, $40. H. H. 
Bates, Hapeville, Landers aye, 
(End of Union Ave.). 
 
Small dairy, 18 to 20 cows, fot 
sale, 
 
3 or 4 head fresh milch cows, 
cheap. All Jerseys. H. F. Mixon, 
Fairburn, R 4.  
 
Jersey cow, 2 gal. per day, $25; 
 
calf; 1% gal, per day on pas- 
ture. $20. Not crated. S. J. 
Stubbs, Jonesboro. 5 
 
10 Jersey miich cows, fresh in 
and to freshen in a few days, 
young and solid colors. Grady H. 
Ridley, Franklin. 
~ 2 steers, 1 bull, 2 heifers, and 
2. cows. T. B. tested, $100; sow 
and pigs, $20 for pigs, $15 for 
sow; male hog, $10. At my place, 
2 miles of Snapping Holes. T. 
F. Cox, Covington, R 5. 
 
16 mos. old Jersey bull, Noble 
blood. Ent. to reg. $12.50, or exc. 
for corn or peas. C. L. Bennett, 
Madison. 
 
2% yr. old Black Angus bull, 
 
with 9 7 wks. old pigs, $20; also 
shoats for sale. Mrs. Mary L. 
Kimbell, McDonough, R 3. 
 
Good milch cow, 2 gal. on pas- 
ture. 2nd calf (3% mos. old). Sell 
or swap for 30 any large, or mix. 
breed chickens, corn, oats or 
turkeys. Del. and get cow. B. R. 
Culpepper, College Park, R 2. 
 
1 Jersey cow, fresh in milk, 
2nd calf, for sale. W. J. Foster, 
College Park, R 2, Box 105. 
 
Good milch cow with young 
calf for sale. Take part or all 
in Fall peas; also want dried ap- 
ples. W. C. Siler, Summertown. 
 
3 fresh in milch cows, 4 gal. 
per day each; calves from few 
days to 3 wks. old; Heifer riving 
r2% or 3 gal. fresh in. Prices 
reasonable. Elmer J. Bone, Dal- 
las, R 2. 
 
 fresh Guerns cows for sale 
Or exc. 3 for Aberdeen heifers; 
1-2 doz. mixed cows, fresh in, 
for sale or exc. for yearling. Dr. 
J. M. Freeman, Lavonia. 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
Worlds Champion Hampshire 
breed gilts, 125 lbs. $10; 75 Ibs. 
and over, $7; 3 mos. old gilts, 
boars, $5 ea. with papers. Sat. 
guar. E. M. Franklin, Jr., Louis- 
ville, R 4. 
 
Full bred African Guineas, 2 
mos. old pigs, black, short-legs, 
head and ears, stay-fat kind, $5 
ea. Del. in Ga. Sat. or money re- 
funded. R. L. Britt, Marshall- 
ville, R 1. 
 
O. I. C. sow and 8 pigs, 3 wks. 
old, crossed with black P. C., for 
$15 at my barn, 6 mi. north of 
Reynolds. Horace. Cosey, Rey- 
nolds, R. 1. 
 
Reg. P. C. sow and 5 pigs (6 
wks. old), reg. in buyers name if 
 
  
 
pot. Joe Hale, Woodland. 
 
Mix. breed. pigs, good stock, 6 
wks. old, fat and thrifty, $1.45 
ea. crated light. J. E. Harper, 
Osierfield. 
 
S. P. C. 4 mos. old boar pigs 
out of a litter of 14. Reg. in buy- 
ers name. Exc. for shelled corn. 
C. H. Trussell, Sandersville. 
 
46 S. P. C. shoats, thrifty and 
nice, $5 ea. Would consider mul 
or mare in exch. Goats also to 
exch. L. T. Skinner, Summit, R 
2. S 
 
  
 
HORSES AND MULES 
 
FOR SALE 
 
1 good farm or log mule for 
 
sale or trade for good, young 
 
mare, 900 to 1 M Ibs. Also want 
 
- good Jack. Give particulars. 
Ww. PS Bargeron, Sardis. 
 
38% yr. old Shetland pony 
 
  
 
(perfect everyway) for sale wt 
 
Write for particulars and: 
| prices. E. C. Elmore, Claxton. 
 
dark Jersey heifer with first} 
 
|R 4. 
 
wt. 800 Ibs. $4 : : ( 
A eo ee mos. old Nubian buck, $10. z. G 
 
{lege Park, 317 Oxford St. 
 
desired. $30 FOB Woodland De-} 
 
| Describe as to size, color, and 
 
  
 
  
 
exc. for small fora horse. a 
mule. 4 mi. east of Sasa 
Anne B. Sullivan, Bainbridge, P 
O. Box 236. 
 
RABBITS FOR SALE ae 
Young, bred Chin. doe with is 
young: for: $2; 1 buck, $1.- 
thoroughbred; also 4 2 mos,. on 
for $1.50. Dick Perkins, Wadley 
2 prs. pink-eyed N. Z. White 
rabbits, 5 mos. old, for sale or 
exc. for White King | pigeons. 
Henry Barksdale, Gordon. TE ad 
. Fine, thoroughbred, Yr. old 
Chinchilla doe, wt. 7 1-2 Ibs 
(make good mother), $1.25 cash. 
A. J. Adams, Ashburn, R 4 : 
4 fine, ped. Chinchilla " does 
and buck. Sell or exe. for any- 
thing can use. Carl Sommet, 
Savannah, 214 W. 59th St. See = 
7 White and Black, pink-eyed,  
7 wks. old. rabbits, 25 ea. or, exc. 
for syrup, or anything can use 
del. to me. Nora Shirley, Alto, R 
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Large gray buck, white, pink- 
eyed doe and 2 young ones, 10. 
wks. old, cross breed. All, $1.50 
not prepaid. Exc. for pure bred  
Emden or Toulouse goose eggs 
or goslings, L. C. Crum, Cairo 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS. ; 
FOR SALE  ee 
Beautiful cream, hornless, 4 
Tye, Chamblee, R 2. 
Gentle, 15 mos. old Porgene 
burg-Nubian cross, buck, born 
hornless, for sale, rent or ser- 
vice. Last house on No. High-_ 
ee Road. J. Jolley, Atlanta, 
Extra fine, full blood Nubian 
buck, large, long bodied, 36 in 
at shoulders, $12.50. Exc. for 
corn 15 bu. del. F. E. Grubbs 
Demorest. 
 
Live Stock Wanted : 
 
CATTLE WANTED | 
 
Want 8 or 10 young heifers, 4 
to 6 mos. old: Holstein or 
Guernsey preferred. Will - exc 
good value. Write. J. R. Brown- 
ing, Stockton. 8 
 
Want sev. good reg., Jersey | sae 
Guernsey heifers. State best 
cash price. H. M. Boardman, 
Augusta, ; 
 
Want a Jersey. milch cow, 1st 
or 2nd calf; 3 gal. milk, pound 
of butter per day. Will exc. 4 
small, thoroughbred Duroc" Jers 
sey shoats, 2 Roller cane mill - 
(good except a collar. Gabe L 
Folds, Finleyson, Rl. 
 
Want reg. Polled Hereford | 
bulls and sev. heifers. M. N. 
Perry, Atlanta, 1337 Peachtree 
St. NvE. 
 
Want 4 pal. gray Jersey cow, 
5-8 yrs. old. State what you 
have. and price. J. T. Lowe, Col- 
 
  
 
  
 
Want 200. calves, yearlings, cash 
board, or share wt. increase. Al- 
most dbl. wt. by winter on doz- 
en varieties clovers, beggar weeds. 
grasses now 15 in. Heh J. c 
Deese, Cochran, gy 
 
HOGS WANTED 
 
Exc. A-1, large size milch cow 
for sow and pigs, or shoats. Cow 
giving 3 gal. daily (without 2 1-2 
mos. old calf). Can del. within 
50 miles. Geo. E. Skinher, Bron- 
wood, Box 173. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
-WANTED ne 
- Want a stallion horse, or Jack. 
 
  
 
  
 
qualities. Exc, mare, milch cow | 
or hogs. Clyde H. Barnes, Sum-. : 
mit. 
Want combination dae anc 
1 horse wagon horse, not more > 
than 10 yrs. old and not more 
than 900 Jb. in wt. del. Broxton. 
Cash purchase. Quote all partic- 
ulars. W. M. Cook, Broxton. 
Want 1 nice, 5 to 7 yr. ol 
Jack, guar. gentle and ~--sure 
Breeder. Cheap for cash, = E. 
Johnson, ae 
   
   
 
  
 
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_ Live Stock Wanted | 
 
 Want af once mule or horse 
for its feed to tend 10 acres of 
land. Best of care. Would like 
option of buying in Fall. Ber- 
- muda grass plants for sale or 
exc. L. M. Johnson, Barney. 
~ Want a good plug mule, with- 
{in 50 miles of Hogansville, for 
$25 or $35, at once. J. . Black, 
ae? oeansyllegsy 1, Box 98. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS 
WANTED 
Want young milch goat, fresh 
- or to freshen soon. Nothing un- 
der a gal. milker considered. 
State what you have and lowest 
price, at once. Clayborne Sims, 
_ Winder, 301 Athens St. : 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Want job on farm. $8 mo., 
_. board and laundry. Prefer Hab- 
.- ersham, Banks or Stephens 
18 yrs. old. Good ref. 
_~. John H. Whitfield, Mt. Airy, BR 
el. 
Young widow wants place on 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
_. farm helping with poultry, flo- 
 
- wers, and other light farm work. 
_ $2 week and board. Mrs. R. B. 
. Jenkins, Barney, R 1, Clo Jim 
 
Powers. 
 
27 yr. old man, without bad 
 
habits, wants job on farm, for 
home and clothing. Good. work- 
er. Write. John Chandler, Bain- 
bridge, R 2, Box 334. 
 
17 yr. old boy wants place on 
farm. Healthy, no bad habits. 
~ Willing to do any kind of work, 
- for home and small salary. John 
' Gay, Culloden, R 1, Box 38. 
 
--- Want place on farm for bal. 
1933 and for 1934. Can drive a 
truck and do gen. farm work. 
 
Small family. J. A. Barnett, Riv- 
_ erdale, Clad T. H. Shockley. 
 
18 yr. old. boy with exp. in 
farm and dairy work, wants job 
at once for board, clothes and 
whatever compensation employ- 
er judges services to be worth. 
 
Hoy Sparks, Macon, R 2, Ga. 
 
Industrial -Home. 
 
Want job on farm with aged | 
 
i couple to assist with gen. light 
farm work: garden, poultry, etc. 
- Willing worker. Good ref. Begin 
at once. Mother and 3 yr. old 
_ boy. Mrs. E. J. Strickland, Bar- 
mey, R 2, Clo J. H. Scott. 
Refined, 26 yr. old young. wo- 
 
oe man wants place on farm, help- 
ing with  flowers, 
 
poultry and 
. other light work. Board and $10. 
 
- per mo. Good ref. Write or come 
after me. Miss Alma Morris, 
 
. Hemp. 
 
Young, single man about 28 
.- yrs. old wants work on farm. 
Wages or part of crop. Exp. also 
._ with truck, car, tractor, riding 
cultivators, etc. Write offer in 
_ first letter. Exc. ref. M. L. Cos- 
 
_ by, Washington, R 2. 
 
Exp. 30 yr. old farmer wants 
place on farm as overseer for 
- 1934; also a builder. Can come 
now if necessary. Ref. exch. J, 
-E. Bentley, Columbus, 315 13th 
Bt. 
 
Want. job on farm for home 
and small wages. Exp., honest, 
and good worker. M. Sams, At- 
 
lanta, 147% Decatur St. 
 
. 55 yr. old man (wife and 1 
daughter) wants position as 
 
farm foreman, or Orchard fore-| 
 
- man. Life time exp. Best of ref. 
Good home veterinarian. Can do 
all book-keeping for farm. C. C. 
Wyche, Moreland. / 
 
Want place in country assist- 
ing with poultry, garden, flowers 
and other light farm work for 
home and small salary. Ref. exc. 
 
Mrs, M. E. House, Hampton Ho- 
tel, Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Want 2 horse crop or work on 
farm or anywhere, for man and 
_ _ 3 boys, 12, 15 and 18 yrs. of age. 
- Reliable, Exp. and Ref. W. A. 
 
__. Roberts, Hampton. : 
 
~Farm Help Wanted 
 
ee Want colored man to work 
cupenti and other work ax! 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
|field work. Prefer 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
round place, $6 mo., and board. 
Come. Dont write. 4 mi. So. 
Dupont. Leroy Davenport, Du- 
pont, RFD. 
 
Want 16-17 yr. old boy to 
work on a small farm, to help 
grow truck. Board, laundry, 
share in the truck and some 
spending money. Must have 
good recommendation. Exc. ref. 
A. G. Bledsoe, Savannah, R 3. 
 
- Want at once middleaged wo- 
man to do gen. light farm work 
and milk cow. Board and small 
salary. No field work. Family of 
3. W. H. Mathis, Duluth, R 1. 
 
Want at once white girl or 
woman, 18 to 35 yrs. old to live 
in farm home as_ one of family 
and help with light work. No 
field work. Room, board and 
clothes. No salary. See or write. 
E. K. Boone, Atlanta, 1136 Oak 
St. SW. 
 
Want now, exp. white or col- 
ored woman to do light farm 
work, milking, poultry, etc. No 
middleaged. 
Must be healthy, good charac- 
ter, etc. Pay $6 mo. Write full 
particulars. Mrs. C. Watson, Lo- 
ganville, R 1. 
 
Want S. D. A. man, raised on 
farm and can milk, and do all 
kinds of work to be done around 
a farm, to live with elderly cou- 
ple, and share of crop or truck 
patches of his own. Mrs. W. W. 
Wiche, Ellijay, R 3, Box 69. 
 
Want negro boy or girl, about 
12 yrs. old, to help around farm, 
light chores, for clothing and 
board, some spending money. A. 
B. Wood, Griffin. 
 
Want for 1934 good colored 
farmer who owns his stock and 
can run himself, for 2 horse 
crop. Standing rent. Come see 
me. James E. Thompson, Dry 
Branch. 
 
Will give some middleaged wo- 
man a good home to some and 
live as one of the family; milk 2 
cows and other light work. No 
 
field work. T. A. Futch, Ro- 
chelle, R 2. 
Want nice, wunincumbered 
 
white woman to live on farm 
with aged ouple and assist with 
light farmwork. Mrs. W. H. Wu- 
ape, LaFayette, R 2. 
 
Want married man _ between 
23 and 35 yrs. of age for farm 
work. Should understand farm 
machinery some. City men not 
wanted. State age, exp. and 
wages expected, J. W. Jones, Al- 
bany, Box 157. 
 
Want farmer: to improve place 
on: Dixie Highway No. 3, 1 mile 
So. of Marietta. Write or see for 
information. Miss Hattie Brand, 
Alpharetta, RFD. 
 
DAIRY PARTNER WANTED 
Exp. dairyman wants reliable 
partner with farm and dairy 
equipment for 25 or more cow 
dairy. Good route already es- 
tablished on No. side, Grade A 
milk. Write or come see. J. G. 
Nash, College Park, (Clo Jersey 
Ranch, near Ben Hill). 
 
EXPERIENCED CANNER 
WANTED 
 
Want settled man or woman 
who knows how to can peaches 
in quantity, in No. 10 cans. Give 
qualifications in first letter and 
state what salary with board is 
expected. Position open for pres- 
ent peach season. None but ex- 
perts need apply. O. C. Skinner, 
Mt. Berry. 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
Marglobe, New Stone and 
Greater Baltimore tomato plants 
50c M. del. Moss packed. J. G. 
Mullis, Baxley. 
 
Baltimore and New Stone to- 
mato plants, 50c M; 5 M. up, 40c 
M,. Exch. for baby chicks or dri- 
ed fruit. J. D. Mullis, Baxley, R 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
44. 
 
P. R., Red or Pink skin potato, 
G. B.. and Marglobe tomato 
 
  
 
plants, 50c M del. 30c M FOB. 
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
Plants F or Sale 
 
J. M. Beck, Baxley, R 5. 
 
P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp., 
and full count, 25c M. FOB. Exc. 
for chickens, peas or good sy- 
rup. M. T. Griffis, Sereven. 
 
Vine grown Red skin P, R. 
plants, 35c M. 3 M up, 30c M. 
Tomato plants, same price. Pre- 
paid. Paul Lightsey, Screven. 
 
Cokers new Golden Portoric- 
ans, insp. and treated, $1 M; U. 
S. Governments new Brake O- 
Day and Pritchard Scarlet Top- 
per tomato plants, $1.25 M Post- 
paid, H. A. Neal, Carnesville, R 
3 
 
Imp. P. R. potato plants, 45c 
M del. or exc, D. L. C, Harper, 
Surrency, R 2. 
 
P. R. potato plants, Yellow 
and Red, 25c M. Exc. 12 M 
plants for 50 lb. can of lard, or 
75 lbs. good side meat. Good 
plants, full count. W. J. Carter, 
Coffee. 
 
Chas. W., Copenhagen Market 
and Succession cabbage plants, 
50c M; Bermuda onion, White 
and Yellow, 60c M; Mareglobe 
and Red Beauty tomato, 90c M. 
Portorican potato, 80c M. L. W. 
Clarke, Valdosta. 
 
Genuine, Gov. insp., Yellow 
skin P. R. potato plants, 25c M. 
FOB. Prefer money order. J. M. 
Clark, Graham, R 1. 
 
Pink P. R. plants, Gov. insp. 
and treated, for 13 yrs. 75c M. 
del, Exc. for peas, or dried fruit: 
3 M plants for 2 bu. peas, or 1 
M. for 10 Ibs. fruit. Ha. pay pos- 
tage. T. P. Musselwhite, Arabi, 
Feel, 
 
P. R. potato plants, Red or 
Yellow skin, 35c M. Ready now 
Full count and prompt ship- 
ment guar. W. C. Lightsey, Bris- 
 
| tol. 
 
Boon potato plants, 500, Soc; 
Bunch P. R., 500, 35c; P. R., 60 
M. Tobacco plants, 500, 65c, del. 
B. Crow, Gainesville. 
 
Pink and Red. Portorican po- 
tato plants, 40c M. 5 M up, 35c 
M. R. D. Raulerson, Rocking- 
ham. 
 
P. R. potato plants, not mix- 
ed, 25c M; tomato, 30c M. G. L. 
Steedley, Baxley. 
 
Pure Red skin P. R., vine 
grown and Insp., 35c M. by ex- 
press, col., or 55 M. by mail or 
express paid. Special attention 
small orders. Very prompt ship- 
ment. Wilson Norris, Quitman, 
Red 
 
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 50c M 
FOB, or 75c M. del. L. W. Jack- 
son, Graham, Ri 1, Box 23. 
 
Gr. B. and Marglobe tomato, 
P. R., potatoes, C. W., and J. W. 
cabbage, 20c C. 500, 30c; 50c M; 
Ruby King pepper, 20c C. 75c M. 
J. R. Upchurch Jr., Baxley. 
 
Gr. B. and Marglobe tomato, 
P. R. potatoes, C. W., and J. W. 
cabbage, 15c C. 500, 25c; 40c M. 
 
5 M. $1.75; Ruby King pepper, | 
 
20e C. 75 M, FOB. Cash, J/ P. 
Morris, Baxley. 
 
P. R. potatoes, also Marglobe 
and Gr. Baltimore tomatoes and 
cabbage, 15c C. 25c, 500; 40c M. 
Ruby King pepper, 20c C. T5c M. 
Lucile Norton, Baxley. 
 
Pure P. R: potato plants, 35c 
 
(MAREET BULLETIN = 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
P. R., and Marglobe tomato 
and Greater B. tomato plants, 
60c M. del. in Ga. or 50c M, 
M. FOB. Trade for field peas. 
W. E. Howell, Baxley, R 5. 
 
Cert. Portorican piants, New 
Stone and Marglobe tomato 
plants, 45c M. del. 5 M. up, 40c 
M. del. or 25c M. FOB. Prompt 
service. M. J. Lewis, Baxley, 
Star Rt. 
 
P. R. potato plants, Insp. 50c 
M. del. in 38rd zone. S. A. Luke, 
Cecil. 
 
Stone and Baltimore tomato 
plants, 500, 60c; $1.10 M. Ruby 
King pepper, 25 C. 500, 80c; $1.- 
40 M. Postpaid. Odis Conner, 
Pitts: 
 
Large everbearing April bear- 
ing strawberry plants, 300, 55c; 
600,-$1; Tansy plants, 18c doz. 
Running okra, Wc doz. del. 
Grapes in July and August. Mrs. 
 
Sam Smith, Austell, R 2. 
 
Pure Pink Skin Portorican po- 
tato. plants, 50c M. Early Tri- 
umph, 75c M. All plants pre- 
paid. Walter J. Dowdy, Cordele, 
R 4. 
 
Gov. insp. pure Red and Pink 
skin P. R. plants, 50c M. del. 5 
M. up, 40 M. collect; old fash- 
ioned Boones 75c M. del. Bunch 
P. R., same price. Guy Crow, 
Gainesville, R 2. 
 
P. R. potato, Wakefield and 
Dutch cabbage, collard, Stone 
tomato plants, 20c C. 55c M. del. 
5 M. up, 35c M, Exp. Col./L, A. 
Crow, Oakwood. 
 
New Stone tomato, Chas. W. 
cabbage, 15c C; 500, 35c; 50c M. 
del. 40c M. Exp. collect, Shipped 
promptly in ventilated boxes. 
Ovie Crowe, Gainesville, R 3. 
 
Tomato plants: Marglobe, Bal- 
timore and Stone. All open field 
grown. Good, strong plants. 
Roots mossed. Sat. guar. 90c M. 
FOB. L. Williams, Collins. 
 
Pink and Red skin PP. R. 
plants, 75 M; Boons, $1 M. del. 
W. D. Freeland, Flowery Branch, 
Feds 
 
P. R. potato plants, 500, 55c; 
 
90c M; Stone, Marglobe and Bal- 
 
timore tomato, same price; Ruby 
King, Pimiento and Hot pepper, 
500, 60c; $1.10 M. Postpaid. R. 
Chanclor, Pitts. 
 
Hot pepper plants, 200, 25c; 
Late mat Dutch and Chas. W. 
cabbage and Ga. collard plants, 
200, 25c; Citron seed, 20c lb. Ma- 
jor Crowe, Cumming, R 1. 
 
Purple and Pink skin P. R. 
and Boones potato plants, State 
insp. and treated, 65c M. del. 5 
M. or more, 45 M, collect. Win- 
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch. 
 
Gov. insp. Red Skin P. R. po- 
tato plants, 55 M. del; Mar- 
globe tomato plants, 45c M. del. 
Cash with order. Rev. W.. H: 
Looney, Alma, R 3. 
 
P. R. plants, 25c M. 5 M. $1; 
Buncomb collard and cabbage, 
40c M; Hot pepper, 25c C. $1.20 
M; Sage, large leaf, Dill, 25c 
doz. L. E. Harrison, Dublin. 
 
P. R. potato, Marglobe, Great- 
er B., Bonny Best( tomato. All, 
big stem Cert. plants, 50c M. del. 
or 40c M. in 5M. lots..Exc. for 
turkey eggs. Ione Lewis, Baxley, 
 
M, FOB. Cash with order. Joe|R 4 
 
Kimbrel, Baxley. 
Imp. Red skin potato plants, 
Baltimore and Marglobe tomato, 
 
35 M FOB, or 50c M del. by ex- 
 
press. O. L. Mobley, Baxley, R 4, 
Box 42. 
 
Gov. insp., P. R. plants, 40c M. 
5 M up, 35c M. Cash with order. 
No chks. Money orders. lL. D. 
Kimbrel, Baxley, R 3 
Gov. insp. Big Stem -Jersey 
and P. R., potato plants, 65c M. 
Del. in Ga. C. J. Withrow, O- 
dum. 
 
Red Skin P. R. plants, Gov. 
insp., and treated, 50c M. del. in 
Ga. Good plants and full count. 
Willie Pearce, Surrency, R 2. 
 
Gov. insp., Big Stem Jerseys, 
Purple and Yellow skin P. R., 
potato plants, grown from vines, 
50c M FOB, or 80c M del. J. H. 
Harper, Screven. 
 
  
 
P. R., potato, Marglobe, Stone, 
Greater Baltimore tomato. Cert. 
plants, 50c M. del. 5 and 10 M. 
lots, 40c -M. del. Exc, for dried 
fruit. Miss Ethelene Lewis, Bax- 
ley. 
 
P. R. potato plants, 35c M. 
FOB. Cash, or 1 M. plants for 1 
gal. honey; 1500 plants. for Bu. 
oats; 2 M. for Bu. peas. R. L. 
Griffis, Cecil. 
 
Wakefield and Dutch cabbave, 
 
Baltimore and Stone tomato, 
Heading collard plants, 10c C; 
400, 25c; 55c M. P. R., 40c M. del. 
Clyde Smith, Oakwood, R 1. 
 
P. R. potato plants, now rea- 
dy, 50c M. FOB. Shipped promt- 
ly. Will exc. for peas or any- 
thing can use. J. D. Shannon, 
Alma. 
 
Red and Yellow skin P. R. 
plants, 40c M. Cash with order. 
 
/Marglobe, Stone, G. B. an 
 
-Hot Pepper, $1, 500; 
 
  
 
    
    
      
    
    
  
  
  
    
    
    
    
   
   
    
   
  
   
    
   
   
     
   
   
   
  
     
  
  
    
      
     
     
    
   
   
    
    
    
  
    
    
  
    
 
Thursday, June 1 
Plants For Sal 
 
Exe. some for Brabham pe 
M. Hall, Tifton, R 5.  
 
Red Skin P. R., Bunch 
old fashioned Boone, 1563 
 
and treated. Prompt ship! 
Will exch. Mrs. A. J. Nix, 
ery Branch, R 1. : 
 
and Yellow skin, 
E. L. Floyd, Graham, R L 
 
Marglobe tomato, P. Rz 
to plants, 30c M. FOB; also 
by King and Pimiento | 
Prompt service. G. W. B 
an, Baxley, R 4. : 
 
Genuine red skin P. | 
Gov. insp. and treated 
FOB. Exc. for peas: 2 M 
bu. peas. Each prepay  
H. Davis, Graham. 
 
Gov. insp. and trenieg 
potato plants, Red and 
skin Portoricans, 40c M. a 
65c M. del. Verna Stri 
Flowery Branch, R 1. 
 
Yellow skin P. R. plant: 
vine grown, 50c M del. 
zone, 35c FOB. Will tra 
Butter, Baby chicks, syr 
anything can use. J. F. G 
Odum. 
 
Imp. P. R. potato plants 
and treated, seed from vil 
tings, 35c M, FOB us 
Cash with order. W. Re. 
Surrency. 
 
Po OR: potato plants, 50. 
Several hampers Cucumber, 
 
here. Mrs. M. F. Gaddis 
man. Ge 
Several hundred bu.  
 
slipped shuck ear corn, 60 
del. as far as 50 mi. Roy Ya 
Colquitt. 
 
Wilt resistant tomato | 
 
potato plants, 35c, 500; . 
in 5 M. lots and up, 40c 
A. Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4. | 
Imp. red and pink P. R. 
New. Stone, G. B., Margl 
mato plants, 50c M. De 
time. J. P. Mullis, Baxley. 
Gov. insp. P. R. potato, 
pink and red skin, Old : 
Boons, 60c M del. Ray Whi 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. | 
Hot pepper, tomato 
plants, 10c C. Will exch. f 
kind of white sacks. Miss 
Southerland, Ellijay, Rt. 3. 
Imp. red and pink skin  
potatoes, now ready; Go 
and treated, 75c M; Broad 
Connecticut tobacco plant 
M. B Bz. Marlow, Rt. 5, ( 
ming. ee 
Buncombe Collards, Cc. Ww. 
Copenhagen Cabbage plants, 
500; 75c M;. Purple Egg 
$1.75 M 
miento pepper, 50c, 200. De 
checks, Mrs. F. Happoldt, 
iston, : 
Gov. insp., imp., red and 
skin P. R. potato slips, 75: 
del. 5 M. or more, 50c 
 
  
 
  
 
Bent 90c M. del. = = 
 
and Pimiento pepper, 65 
M, $1.75. All mossed az 
Harold Smith, Baxley.  
 
Red skin Pes poe 
 
will exch. for . peas. Joe. 
Norman Park, Rt. 1. 
P. R. red skin plants, 
insp., 20 M FOB. Now 
Exch. for anything car 
eh oe a Sheffield, Surren 
P. R. potato plants, 55 
Marglobe tomato plants, 
price. Exch. for anything 
use. Leroy Bowers, Baxley, | 
P. R. potato, Marglobe, 
tomato plants, 30c M, 
Exch. for nice dried frui 
peas, 
what you have. . 
Baxley, Rt. 2. 
Red skin P. R. poise 
25c M. FOB or 45c M de 
Aspinwall, Surrency. 
   
   
 
  
 
iy P. R. potato plants, 
50c M; Boons, 20c C; 75c 
5 M; Vetch seed, 20c Ib. 
tephens, Flowery Branch 
and Boon potato plants, 
mailed, 45c M expressed; 
000; Tomato plants, 
ice; Sweet Pepper plants 
el. Prompt shipment. 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
kin P. R. and Boon pota- 
$1 M del; 75c M at my 
Broad leaf tobacco plants 
$1.50 M all del. G. E. 
, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
insp. P. R. potato plants, 
Will exch. some for Stone 
er melon seed, corn or 
. C. Shaw, Austell, Rt. 1. 
R. potato plants, 50c 
B, 5 M 25 M, or 40c del. 
-Rer ntz, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
P. R. potato plants, insp. 
d Tomato Hasting Early 
 
Marglobe ready, moss 
, 40c M, del. Leland 
sp. and treated pink 
 
potato plants, Gov. insp. 
ants, 45c M del. 30c M 
Os some for ,.week old 
 
  
 
ie yellow skin P. R. 
M FOB. W. B. Mc- 
 
skin P, R. potato plants, 
sp. 50c M. Prepaid in Ga. 
shipped at once. Jasper 
ycock, Surrency.. 
and pink P. R. potato 
0c M; 5 M 25c M. Will 
plants for 1 bu. of any 
s. I pay on peas, other 
n plants, for any amt. up 
u, M. J. Eason, Rocking- 
 
otato plants, 20c M 
40c M Del. in Ga. Good 
 
. W. Rentz, Baxley. 
quantity of guar. pure P. 
ot (0 plants, 35c M. Gov. 
m hand selected seed. 
 
hauncey, Screven. 
potato plants for sale or 
or seed oats to be del. in 
ants now. R. E. Tomber- 
ency. 
 
potato plants, 40c .M. 
if you want to exch. any- 
Mrs. Ruth Ahi, Baxley, 
 
nsp. P. R. potato plants, 
el. in third zone. Cash 
order, no_ checks. Lige 
on, Odum. 
. R. potato plants, Insp. 
reated: Tomato plants: 
and Marglobe, now rea- 
Oc M del. W. D. Light- 
 
odon, Ever-earing Straw- 
jlants, 20c C or $1 for 600; 
stage on all orders. Mrs: 
Stansel, Cleveland, Rt. 4. 
 
Pp, R. 60c M. Extra strong 
_E. A. Mims, Alma. 
 
W. insp. Big Stem Jersey 
-and Purple skin P. R. po- 
lants, Seed grown. from 
0c M FOB, or 80c del. J. 
 
lants from vine cuttings. 
dd and inspected. 75c M. 5 
. del. Also, Stone Min., 
nelon seed, selected, 30 
J. W. Haman, Sumner. 
. P. R. potato plants, Yel- 
Purple skin, Gov. insp. 
eated, 75c M. prepaid. Can 
thin 24 hours after. order 
d. T. H. Gordon, Rochelle. 
insp. P. R. plants, 35c M 
ay and June del. Money 
Pink and Yellow skin. B. 
erstreet, Surrency. 
skin Porto Rico plants, 
insp., 50c M; Egg-plants, 
 
  
 
Plants For Sale  
-| $1.50 M; Marglobe tomato, 
 
M. B. F. Rentz, Howell. 
 
Pink skin P. R. plants, Insp. 
and treated. Good, strong plants. 
 
5c 
 
60c M. del. Sat. guar. J. 
fis, Screven, R 2. 
 
P. R. plants, 40c M. 
Full count. No cks. George Grii- 
fis, Odum. 
 
Imp. P. R. red or pink skin 
Gov. insp. potato plants, 50c M. 
Del. or 30c M FOB. Exch. for 
peas, chickens, er anything can 
use. Full count, prompt ship- 
ment guar. Balti. and Stone to- 
mato plants, same price. W. A. 
Poole, Baxley. 
 
Gen. P. R. plants, Gov. insp. 
35c M FOB. J. W. Sweat, Rock- 
 
S. Grif- 
 
ingham. 
 
Imp. P. R. potato plants, Mar- 
globe, G. B. tomato plants, 25c 
M. C. B. Mayers, Baxley. : 
 
Gen. purple skin P. R. potato 
plants, Gov. insp. and treated, 
$1.75 for.5 M, FOB, here. J. C. 
Tyre, Bristol. 
 
New Stone tomato, Flat Dutch 
Cabbage, Georgia Collard plants 
20c C, 40c, 300; 65c M, Del. 5000 
$2. FOB. Prompt shipment. Obie 
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Assorted plants: 200 Cabbage, 
200 Collards, 200 Tomatoes, 50 
Pepper, 50 Eggplants, $1, post- 
|paid. Mac Branan, Lewiston. 
 
Gov. insp. and treated P. R. 
potato plants, 40c M del. Prompt 
shipment. Harold J. OQuinn, 
Screven. 
 
Marglobe, Brimmer and New 
Stone tomato, Cabbage Collards, 
500, 50c; 75c M, del. 50c M col.; 
Bell, Ruby King, Sweet Pepper, 
and Black Beauty Eggplant, 25c 
C; $1, 500; $1.50 M del. Walter 
McEver, Braselton. 
 
Red skin P. R. plants from 
vine cuttings. Insp. and treated, 
50c M; 5 M or more, 40c M FOB 
Broxton. Geo. Pridgen, Wray, R 
2, Box 36. 
 
P. R. potato plants, 35c M 
FOB. Will exch. for dried fruit, 
peas, R. S. Wolfe, Baxley, Rt. 2. 
 
P. R. potato plants, 25 M 
FOB. C. W. Rentz, Surrency. 
 
Cert. potato plants, Pink and 
Red skin: 45 M. 5 M. $2. Exc. 
for corn or peas. John Mullis, 
Alma. 
 
P. R. potato plants, 25c M. 
FOB. Coy Rentz, Surrency. 
 
Stone tomato plants, okra seed 
4 OClock and Angel Trumpet 
plants for sale or exc. for fresh 
strawberries and white (arge 
size) feed sacks, at once. oe 
Hamby, Greenville. 
 
Egg plants, 20c C. del. New 
Stone tomato plants, 15c C. 500, 
65c del..B. Lynn, Waycross, R 4. 
 
Genuine, imp. Red Skin Por- 
torican plants, Gov. insp. and 
treated, 25c M. FOB. Milton Ar- 
nold, Surrency. 
 
Cert. potato plants: Nigger 
Killer, 75 M; Banana Yams, 
60c M; Yellow Yams and new, 
imp. Portoricans, 35c .M. Mrs. 
Lithia Sweat, Nicholls. 
 
P. R., and Boon potato plants, 
"5c M. del. Gov. insp. Clarence 
Waldrip, Gainesville, R 2. 
 
Cert. potato plants, Nigger 
Killer, 75c M; Banana Yams, 
60c M:; Yellow Yams and new, 
Imp. P. R., 35c M. Norman Mc- 
Quaig, Nicholls. 
 
Egg-plants, 30c C. del., 500 for 
$1, del. in Ga; Pimiento pepper, 
 
20 C. in 500. up lots. Ready; |3 
 
Pure bred Buff Rock cockerels, 
50c ea. Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Cof- 
fee. 
 
Gov. insp. P. R. potato plants, 
40c M. FOB: Exc. for dried 
fruit, or field pea seed. Ea. pay 
postage. A. J. Whiddon, Tifton, 
RK 3. 
 
Marglobe, New Stone, Red | J 
Rock, Gr. Baltimore tomato and 
Ruby King pepper and Egg- 
plant plants. $1 M. del. L. aL 
Beverly, Thomasville, Box 230. 
 
Pure P. R. potato plants, now 
mixed, 25c M. G. W. Lynn, Bax- 
ley. 
 
Greater B. and Marglobe to- 
mato plants, 60c M. del. Now 
 
in Ga. 
 
  
 
Fliahe Fo or Sale 
 
ready. Moss packed. No clare 
J. B. Taylor, Baxley, R 4. 
 
P. R. potato plants, not mixed, 
25c M. Tom Ahl, Baxley. 
 
Potato, tomato and onion 
plants, 40c M. Exc. some for 
Brabham peas or Bunch butter- 
bean seed. W. R. Peters, Ray 
City, Rt: { 
 
Marglobe and Gr. Baltimore 
tomato plants, 50c M FOB, or 
65c M. del. Exc. for Crowder 
peas, good feed sacks, etc; Ruby 
King and Pimiento pepper 
plants, $1 M. del. Ottis Pittman, 
Baxley, R 4, Box 135. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
50 Ibs. genuine: Imp. Dixie Bell 
melon seed, 35c lb. FOB. W. O. 
Birdsong, Gordon. E 
 
Large cantaloup seed, 
 
  
 
  
 
about 
 
teacupful, 25c; 6 tbls., muskmel-' 
 
on, 35c, or 15c lb. del; long han- 
dle dipper gourd seed, 3 tbls. 
10c; Poinciana seed, 3 thbls., 10c 
del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla. 
 
Perkins long green okra seed, 
15e Ib. Col. Bunch butter-bean 
seed, 5c lb. Mrs. P. E. Thomas, 
Cordele. 
 
90-day Velvet bean, $15 ton in 
hulls, or $1 bu. shelled. J. W. 
Woolfolk, Ft. Valley. 
 
Good start vinegar beer seed, 
10c. Mrs. S. J. Norton, Toccoa, R 
 
T, 
 
25 bu. chufas, $2.50 bu. FOB. 
W. L. McElveen, Arcola. 
 
7 Ibs. my Special baby limas, 
10c lb.; 15 Ibs. Perkins Long 
Green okra, 10c lb.; pure Ga. 
cane syrup in cans, 45c gal; 
halves, 50c; Qts. 55c FOB. W. U. 
J, Draughon, Cairo. 
 
The smallest gourd that grows. 
Seed, 10c doz. Add 3c postage. 
Miss Francis Miller, Devereux, 
Care H. B. Peeler. 
 
Running okra, 15 seeds for 10c: 
Seven Top turnip, 10c per cup. 
Annie Murphy, Calhoun, 
 
Guar. good Calif. multiplying} 
beer seed. Good start, 10c pkt.|, 
 
of Bell pepper seed free if de- 
sired with order. Mrs. J. E. Kirk, 
Rockmart. 
 
Absolutely guar. pure, hand 
saved, selected Stone Mtn. melon 
and Rockyford and Eden Gem 
cantaloup seed, 50c lb. postpaid. 
J. I. Fraser, Buford, R 2. 
 
20 bu. Hastings cane seed, $1 
bu. FOB. Exc. 5 bu. for 10 M P. 
R. potato plants. Ea. pay trans- 
portation chgs. on what received. 
R. L. Elder, Mayfield. 
 
Pure Ky. Wonder bean seed, 
10c per 1-2 lb. Mustard seed, 10c 
per 2 tbls. New crop silver skin 
onions, 15c lb. Mrs. W. L. Dan- 
jel, Dawson, R 1, Box 101. 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Want Calif. beer seed. Mattie 
Morgan, McDonough; R. 5. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
| Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
  
 
Rattle root, May apple, Yel- 
low Root, 15c lb. also narcissi 
bulbs, Day lilies, 75 C; huckle- 
berries in 5 and 10 gal. lots, rea- 
sonable. Exch. Yonge Walker, 
Toccoa, R 3. 
 
Bermuda grass roots, 30c per 
M. A. G. Bledsoe, Savannah, R 
 
50 white feed sacks, 5c ea. or 
exc. for anything can use. Mrs. 
J. L. Erwin, Adairsville. 
 
Ornamental Red Flowering lo- 
cust seed, 12 pods 25c; also Kud- 
bu, considered best plant for 
shade around porches, etc., extra 
ae clumps, 3 for 25c. Postpaid. 
 
. W. Toole, Macon, R 2. 
 
1 gal. glass churn, good cond., 
for sale; also 6 lbs. mixed fea- 
thers, 30c Ib, or exe. for hens at 
10c lb, Mrs. J. M. Deen, Coffee. 
 
Nice, hand picked black wal- 
nut MEATS, large pieces sifted 
and nice and clean, 27c Ib. 5 Ibs 
up, 25c Jb. and 27c lb. from 5 
lbs. up, out of state. Mrs. M. J. 
 
    
 
  
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale| ~ 
Howington, Commerce, R 3. 
 
Deer tongue, large leaved, nice- 
ly cured, any quantity, from 1 
to 1M lbs. 15c Ib. FOB. W. A. 
Taylor, Lambert. 
 
Portorican plants, Gov. insp., 
 
.70c M; 3 fine ducks and: drake, 
 
$1 ea.; 2 fine, fat weathers, rea- 
dy for market, $1 ea. Cash with 
order. Rev. J. F..Conner, Black- 
shear, R.3. " 
 
New dried sage, 25 Ib; catnip 
and horehound also. Add post- 
age. Miss M. L. Finley, Lithonia 
2: 
 
Napier grass plants and roots; 
imported from Africa; can plant 
until October; no pest; cut four 
times yearly; all stock love it; 
 
-|cows give richer milk. $3.85 M: 
 
S. T. Smith, Cuthbert. 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
  
 
Want 75 or 100 lbs. clean lint 
cotton, also 3 or 4 bu. mix. field. 
peas, free of weevils. Quote pri- 
 
ces. W. R. Catoe, Folkston. 
 
Want Jerusalem artichokes. 
Quote best price. S. G. Simons, 
Columbus, P. O. Box 1160. 
 
Want feathers, at least 1 M. 
Ibs. Quote quality and quantity 
you have to offer. W. A. Pitt- 
man, Bainbridge. 
 
Will give 2.bu. of peas in Fall 
for each bu. parties will let me 
have now; 2 bu. for 1 bu. Cane 
 
1 peck; also-20 hens on halves 
until Fall. Write. W. E. Her- 
ring, Glenwood, R 2. 
 
Exc. 50 Ibs. new Poplar Comb 
honey for 50 Ibs. pure hog lard, 
also exc. for baby chicks: Reds, 
Rocks or Eng. W. Leghorns, 
hen hatched. Ea. pay postage. C. 
B. Tanner, Sandersville, R 1.  
 
Want to hear from  parties 
who will furnish sugar to make 
huckleberry jam and jelly, on 
halves. Party also furnish jars 
for their part. Mrs. Nellie Bay- 
nes, Adairsville, R 4. 
 
Want canning to do: will use 
glass jars and follow Gevt me- 
thods, or yours. See or write. 
Mrs. F. C. Snow, Decatur, R 1. 
 
Exe. box. flowers for good 100 
Ib. cap. white sacks, and white 
Guinea, eggs: Fancy leaf calad- 
iums: 24 dif. cuttings for 12 sacks 
or 2 set. of eggs. Mrs. Julia Wig- 
gins, Doyle. 
 
Have pecans and walnuts and 
other value to exc. for lint cotton, 
side meat, etc., or for best offer 
in cash: A. B. Woods, Griffin. | 
 
Will make blackberry jam and 
jelly on halves. Party to furnish 
sugar and half of containers. Can 
get sugar here at 4c lb. W. W. 
Hendricks, Dover. 
 
. Exc. P. R. potato plants Yor 
 
white feed sacks: 2M plants for 
 
12 sacks. Ea. pay postage. R. H. 
Mangham, Tifton, R 3. 
 
Tobacco For Sale 
 
Good, old, flue cured Red and 
Brown whole leaf tobacco, 10 
Ibs. $1. Prepaid in Ga, Sat. guar. 
Mrs. J. J. Boatright, Rocking- 
ham. 
 
Good Red and Yellow, flue 
cured tobacco, flavored, for chew- 
ing and smoking, 6 Ibs. 50c; 13 
Ibs. $1, del. by parcel post. Sat. 
guar. Miss Eunice Thornton, 
Screven. 
 
Select, leaf tobacco for chew- 
ing and smoking, 10 Ibs. $1 del. 
in Ga. Dan Gray, Uvalda. 
 
Good flue cured tobacco, not 
molded, nor trash, for chewing 
or smoking. 6 lbs. 50c; 13 Ibs. $1. 
Del. by Parcel Post. James Mc- 
Leod, Screven. 
 
Good, flue cured tobacco. No 
trash. $1 per 10 lbs. prepaid. 
Prompt shipment. Sat. guar. W. 
V. Carter, Rockingham. 
 
Good, Red, flue cured tobac- 
co, aged and mellow. Guar. free 
from sand and trash. Chewing, 
14 lbs. $1; smoking (broken leav- 
es), 16 Ibs. $1, prepaid. Miss Fan- 
nie Parker, Alma.. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Good, long, flue cured tobacco, _ 
aged, pressed and mellow; free 
from trash and sand. Chewing, 
 
14 Ibs. $1; smoking, 16 Ibs. $1. 
 
All prepaid. Stanton McCall, Al- a 
 
ma, R 3. 
 
Good .grade, flue cured, brown es 
 
leaf tobacco, not moulded. 10 Ibs. 
$1, prepaid in Ga. Mrs, Kizzie 
Boatright, Rockingham. 
 
Tobacco Wanted 
 
  
 
Want to buy 25 to 50 lbs. good 
chewing and smoking tobacco, 
Send sample and best price. H. Ae 
 
W. Jackson, Mt. Airy. 
 
oe 
 
Want 10 to 15 lbs. good, home A : 
 
made chewin gtobacco. State best 
price and send sample, C. H.. 
 
Walls, Cumming, R 3, Box: 41. 
 
Want a good grade long leaf 
chewing tobacco. Send few lea- 
ves for sample and quote price 
. F. Morgan, Mar-  
 
per 100 lbs. B 
tin. 
 
and 50 tobacco plants. Will exc. 
 
ley, R 3. 
 
  
 
Georgia Products _ 
 
For Sale 
 
  
 
Early Speckled Velvet beans, E 
70c bu; O-too-tan beans, $1 50 
 
bu. Jack Burch; Chester. 
 
Mexican Crowder peas (bear 
until frost); 
 
erhold, Lavonia, 
50 bu. No. 1 Brown Whip x peas, 
 
$1.35 bu; 25 bu. Unknowns, or - 
Clays, gl 35; 25 bu. New Eras, _ 
 
$1.30 bu; 25 bu. OQ-too-tans, ex- 
 
tra clean and sound, $1.65 bu.  
 
P. R. Stanley, Greensboro. 
 
8 bu. Mix. field peas, 75-bi: = 
 
4 bu. late speckled crowders, $1 
 
bu; 1% bu. Red Crowders, $125 
Herschel McCrimmon, Sos oe 
 
bu. 
perton, R 2. 
 
Peas, Brabs and Whips mix.  
Not less than Bu. lots. $1 bu; O- 
too-tan beans, $1.50 bu. Not pre- 
 
paid. Robt. Lee, Luthersville. 
 
30 bu. Whippoorwill mix. peas _ 
sound and clean, $1 bu. Money S 
order. Henry Fincher, Atlanta, R = 
 
1, Box 252. 
 
5 bu. good, sound Brown Su- eee 
gar Crowder peas, $1.35 per bu. 
 
Want 10 lbs. smoking oe : 
 
Jonquil bulbs at rate of 2doz. for 
25c, Mrs. Laura DeFoe, Ft. Val-  
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE _ 
seed, Mexican June corn, 1-2 for | - : a 
 
Whippoorwill peas for sale.  
Make offer. J. E. peak Madi- | 
| Son, R 4, 
 
white, bush butter- 
beans. Ea., 30c qt. Mrs. L. Ad- 
 
FOB. L. K. Newlin, Sylvester, ~ 
 
Box 104. 
150 bu. genuine 
beans, grown in 1932. Well ma- 
 
tured, sound and recleaned, $2 
 
-O-too-tan - 
 
bu. in 2% bu. new bags, FOB. R. 
 
M. Turner, Royston. 
Half Runner beans, 25c Ib. Exc. 
 
for pop corn; 1 lb. beans for 5 
lbs. shelled pop corn, or 7 Ibs. in 
 
ear, weevil free. Also 1 Deering : 
 
binder, cheap for cash. Mrs. GC. 
R. Sorrells, Monroe, R 1. 
 
as Ibs. white lady peas, Te Ib. 
del.; 
15 lbs. white butter beans, 7c Ib. 
 
del. Money orders. Mrs. B. G 
 
Strickland, Metasville. 
 
About 100 lbs. Speckled 6-wks. 
 
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15 lbs. black-eyed peas and ~ 
 
crowder peas, 5c Ib. Mrs. R. L. 
 
Greene, Cuthbert, R 4. 
Pure Brabham peas, clean and 
 
sound, $1.25 bu., in 2% bu. bags. 
 
R. A. Bargeron, Sardis; 
 
New Era peas, sound and wee- 
 
vil-free, for sale. Make best of-  
fer in first letter. J. Ben Adams,, 
 
Dewyrose, R 2, 
Little white lady peas, 5c Ib. 
 
and postage. Mrs. Elisha Kirk, _ 
 
Rockmart, R. 2. 
 
White bunch butter beans, 20c 
lb. 3 pecks Ky. Wonders, 20c Ib. 
$6 for the lot. J. E. Smith, Bar- 
nesville, R A Box 71. 
 
_ Velvet beans, fine seed for 
 
planting. 75c bu. Larger quanti- . 
 
ties, less, FOB. William R. Ed- aoa 
 
twards, Dawson, _ 
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
    
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
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le, also Ga. collard seed, rea-| Yield last yr. equal to Hastings 
y for market in about 2 wks.| If interested, write for sample 
Make best offer on all together or| and price. S. B. Kinard, Jack- 
eparately. L. A. Ragon, Cairo. | son. 
 
About 100 lbs. 6 wks, Speckled] _ Golden Queen seed pop corn, 
Crowder peas, 5c lb. Mrs. R. L.| Shelled, 6c lb; 10 Ibs. 60c post- 
Greene, Cuthbert, R 4. paid. Money with order, Ben 
 
Old. fashioned Black Bunch| Fowler, Jr., Warm Springs. 
 
ean and the tender cornfield ; 
 
beans, 35 Ib. postpaid. H. B. CORN AND SEED CORN 
eee Sear eee, oe a 
eee. peter, corutinid beets: shuck, 80 Ibs. to the bu. at parn, 
 
Oc cupful, or 3 for 25c; Texas : 
cornfield beans, 15c cup, or 3 for cash; Want 10 bu. Brab or Iron 
peas, or Brab and Iron mix. at 
 
-$5c. Add postage to all. Mrs. L. 
R. Ashworth, Loganville, R 1. =a ic we No exch. Alonzo 
Native grown O-too-tans, $1.-|*2U toe 
 
ee ee ens White and Blue mixed. Nubbed 
lay. $1.25. Send remittance. W. and hand shelled. 70c peck, del. 
 $1.75 bu. FOB. Early Yellow 
 
Norton, Ft. Valley. Y 
sa Dent, same price. C. G. Oliver, 
0 bu. Speckled aS not mix. Bamndeville 83. 
 
Mets test offer. C. M. Fincher, 5 bu, Whatleys Prolific, field 
pte eae selected, nubbed both ends, 50c 
2 bu. Mathews Imp. Soys,| 51. g5 per 1-2 bu; $1.50 bu; 10 
 
an, sound, $1.50 bu. or swap bu. O-too-tan beans, cut dry, 
 
bu. for 2 of peas if brought/ tnrashed dry, $1.50 bu. W. H. 
ere; also good, thick Ribbon Bolton. Griffin, Box 436 
Se ode: gal. R. Ts. Albea, |  Bred up Mexican. June corn. 
Small white running butter-| Tr"interested, write for sample 
yeans, 9 Ibs. $1 postpaid; also and rice. Boa elvan 4, J ae 
ure White African Guinea eggs} (ny y 
per 15 del, J. M. Jones, Gray-. Good slipped shuck corn, 50c 
Crowder peas (bear until frost) sh sheheee: 2 house. Atehic te 
white | Bunch butter beans. Ea. 100 bu. good slipped stu ok sore 
ne qt. L. M. Aderhold, ha- - J ee R 3. 
aS ure Meixcan June seed corn, 
_50 bu. peas, Whippoorwills,| white and Blue, mixed. Nubbed 
Slays, Unknowns, and Cow peas.| ang hand shelled. 75 peck, del. 
1 bu. FOB. Cash with order. G.|9 py, FOB: 2 eared early yel- 
*. Agerton, Vidette. low Dent, same price. C. G. Ol- 
15 bu. brown Crowder peas, iver, Barnesville, R 2. 
| $1 bu. G. D. eae Bred-up Mexican June corn. 
me Buer, Sour ay Vel-| vield last yr. equal to Hastings. 
eit beans, 65 bu. N. T. Beasley, Write for sample and price. S- 
ite.  B. Kinard, Jackson.  
Large Crowder peas for sale. White and Blue Mexican June 
Exc. 5 lbs, for 8 lbs. Spanish seed | corn del. in 2nd zone by P. P. 
peanuts; Prolific pop corn (had at "5c peck, in advance, J. L. 
19 ears on 1 stalk and 2 suckers) Wilson, Woodville. 
Ibs. 18c. L. J. Vollrath, Winston.| gjipped shuck ear corn, 50c bu. 
4 or 5 tons Velvet beans in the at Crib: baled oats, $1 per 100 
pod. Make best offer at barn.| ips Write, E, D. Lawhorne, Sum- 
Geo. M. Cartledge, Metter, R 1. | ney pea aos : 
Hastings Mung beans, 8c Ib. 5 
so large Red Spanish peanuts,| FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
ic Ib. Add postage. Glenn Hays, FOR. SALE 
Rockmart. Country cured smoked hams 
450 bu. sound, 90-day velvets,}and shoulders: hams, 15c Ib. 
 bu. W. R. Edwards, Dawson. | shoulders 10c lb. Any wt. Money 
- bu. very Prolific Cream Su-jorder with order. Tom Taylor, 
ar Crowders, 10c 1b; 25 lbs. col. | Marshallville. 
sunch butter bean seed - (bear| Sugar cured ham, 15c lb. shoul- 
es until frost), 10c Ib. All} ders, 10c lb. FOB. Money order. 
1B. Kate Lancaster, Sylvester.|W. M. Hooks, Unadilla, R 2. 
Genuine O-too-tans, sound, re-} Home cured hams, from young, 
leaned, and shipped in strong] peanut-fed hogs; smoked with 
ags, $1.75 bu., 50c peck in less|green oak and hickory, 14 Ib. 
han bu. lots. Ben R. Tanner, W. T. Brooks, Arlington. 
Sandersville. gf en gerne hams, 14c Ib. or 
Sev, bu. recleaned, new, O-j13c Ib. in 100 lb. lots. Smoked 
o-tans, $1.50 bu. or exc. for|with dead wood. Guar. against 
ams or lard. A. B. Echols, Ste- | bugs. Money order only. No exch. 
rens Pottery. C. R. Hutchinson, Quitman, R 5. 
Selected cream white and 
peckled sugar crowder peas, FRUIT FOR SALE 
own especially for seed, 5c lb.| 10 Ibs. nice, sundried apples, 
1 bu. lots; 8c Ib. mailed; Conch 10c 1b. del. Cash with order. Mrs, 
peas, 8c lb. Hubert Smith, Flo- |B. H. Osborn, Roy. 
wery Branch, R 1. -Peaches to truckers. Will have 
About 3 cups full of Ky Won- Uneedas from about June 5th; 
jer pole beans at 10c per cup, other var. to follow in order. Sell 
ulso about 1-2 gal. colored pole packed in halves or bushels, No. 
beans, same price. Will exch. 1 or Orchard run in bulk, as de- 
Write. first. Mrs. L. G. Wood,| sired. Fred F. Virden, Marshall- 
Pavo, R3. vile, 
25 bu.. genuine O-too-tan Soy Booking orders for nice, fresh 
beans, recleaned, $1.50 bu. FOB. Mountain huckleberries, 25c gal., 
 
   
  
   
 
  
  
 
   
  
 
  
 
  
   
  
   
   
 
  
    
    
      
    
  
 
   
  
   
   
 
   
    
 
   
 
    
  
   
    
      
        
    
        
       
 
    
 
  
  
 
    
 
  
 
      
    
         
          
         
     
 
  
 
    
 
      
          
       
        
      
 
    
 
    
 
  
  
    
  
   
 
   
 
   
    
 
    
  
 
      
 
   
 
   
 
  
 
    
      
 
   
 
  
 
  
 
Ao cured meat. B. McNeeley, Tur- 
 nerville. 
BUTTER FOR SALE Green, half ripe plums, 20c qt. 
 
8 to 10 Ibs. nice table butter) 60c gal. del. Mrs. O. D. Wood- 
. week. Cows T. B. tested. 20c | ruff, Greenville.  
 
del. Freebon Willis, Talking - 
k, HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUP- 
6 Ibs. nice table butter ea. PLIES FOR SALE 
 
week. 20c Ib. Del. Ella Mae Par-| New crop honey, 5 Ib. pails, 12 
_ker, Talking Rock, R 3. to Cs, $4; 10 lb. pails, 6 to Cs., 
oo  $4: 60 lb. can, $3.50; Ext. 5 Ibs. 
CORN AND CORN MEAL 12 to cs. $3.60; 10 lbs. $3.60, FOB. 
aa FOR SALE W. E. Buckner, Mt. Vernon. 
"Mexican White and Blue June} New crop Fey. Comb and Ext. 
orn, del. in 2nd zone at 75c pk.| honey in 5 Ib. pails, 6 to Cec., $3 
No chks. J. L. Wilson, Weodville.! Cs; off grade in barrels, 5c Ib. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
    
 
Georgia Products | 
 
iz Yellow Crowder peas for} Bred up iievicnn June corn. 
 
Pure Mexican June corn seed, 
 
  
 
Alva Channel, Tennille, RFD| bulk, FOB. Will exc. some for | 
 
  
 
a Georgia Products 
For Sale : OF or Sale| 
 
FOB. 5 Ibs. Del. iy parcel boek comb in frames and _ sections, 
80c; 10 Ibs. $1.40. John W. Ber-| complete, ready for bees, $1.50 ea. 
ryhill, Lakeland. | W. A. Johnson, Alto. - 
 
Bright new Gallberry honey, First class Ext. and Chunk} 
 
Comb or Ext., 5 Ibs. 75c; 10 Ibs.| honey in gal. cans, $1.10 gal. 
$1.40, del. anywhere. Crates, 6 -| Second class in. gal. cans, 90c gal. 
5 lb. cans, $3; 6 - 10 lb, $6] All FOB. J. W. Stallings, -Vail- 
FOB. D. F. Thomas, Odum. dosta, R 5, | 
 
Pure Ext. Honey, Cs. of 6 - 10| New honey, 9 Ibs. pail, 60e. 
 
ib. pails, $5.50 FOB. G. O, War-| Mrs. P. J. Byrd, Fitzgerald, Rt. 
 
ren, Cadwell. 4, Box 49. 
 
New crop Gallberry honey, 24} yew Gallberry Chunk honey, 
Ib. cases, $3; chunk, 10 lb. pails, | g- tp. or $1.15 per gal. Ext. Tupe- 
$1; in lard cans, 9 lb; Ty-TY/19 Ext. honey, $1 gal. FOB. Clyde 
honey, strained, in lard cans, 8c Harrison, Rockingham 
Ib. All del. Ga. Mrs, D. T. Burk- : ; 
 
  
 
halter, Daisy, R 1. 
Nice, pure Chunk honey, 8c  BO ATOR S co 
lb. FOB. Mrs. D, Whiddon; Chu- 
 
ae 100 bu. Ga.. Runners, 3c ae 
New, Fcy. Chunk Comb hone in hull, 6c, machine  shelle 
 
an 12 1 (net) cans, $5.50" Spanish, 24%4c in hull, 5c, shell- 
Strained, in 60 lb. (net) cans, ed; Kiln dried. (eating Portoric- 
$3.50: also other sizes tin and| nS} Sev. hundred M., Portoric- 
 
lass pkgs. Marcus D. May, | n_Plants. A. D. Cobb, Adel. 
Hinesville. 3 Rt. ae - Pecans: Stuarts, 130 lbs. Mon- 
 
White Gallberry Comb honey | &y-Makers, 95 Ibs; Nelsons, 150 
in 50 Ib. cans, at 10c Ib. FOB. T.| 12s. Frotschers, 65 Ibs. Delmas, 
H. Flowers, Jesup. 80 Ibs. Allies, 20 Ibs. All, nice, 
 
1933 bright Comb honey in 5/| well filled. Make best offer. Al- 
and 10 Ib. pails, 10 Ib; 50 and|bert M. Hill, Greenville. 7 
75 lb, cans, 7c Ib. in bulk: 16| 150 lbs. fresh, hand shelled 
oz. jars, Cs. of 24, $3.50. C. D.| Runner peanuts, 5c Ib. FOB; 6 - 
Potts, Macon, RFD 3. 8 bu. Petty-Toole cotton seed, 
 
tins, 8c Ib. No. 10 bucket, $1; lb. | CTOss, Colquitt. 
 
sections, 24. to case, $3.60. All Extra large, choice papershell 
del. Will exch. L. H. Edenfield, pecans, 1932 crop. 5 Ibs. $1 post- 
Stillmore, R 1, Box 31. | paid. Mrs. T. C. Floyd, fee 
 
New crop, tender Comb honey, |  2, Box 74. 
10 lb. pail, $1.40; 5 1b., 70c, del. 
Stratied honey, same _ price. POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
Write for quantity prices. E. F.| From 50 to 100 bu. Portorican 
Bussey, Enigma. __ sweet potatoes for sale. J. E. 
New, bright honey in Comb,| Mosley, Wrightsville, Rt. 3. 
75c per 10 Ib. pail, FOB. Money| Green Mtn. Irish potatoes, $1.- 
order; guar. good sugar cane sy- 50 bu. FOB. Money order. A. M. 
rup in new gal. buckets, $2.70 | Hooper, Norcross. 
per Cs. of 6 cans. FOB. R. A. 
 
| "SYRUP FOR SALE 
Rey: MEE Ae) BOR T80. Honey Drip syrup in gal. buck- 
 
6 No. 10 cans pure, fresh Ext. : 
Poplar Bloom honey, $5; 6, No. aay Sale eal ina 
 
10 cans of practically all Gall- Good Ga. cane syrup in bbls 
 
berry honey, $5.50. Will sell in 
smaller amounts. G. A. Warren, aoe fel. Fy Weniiene een, 
Cadwell. 201 Pierce Ave.  
 
New Honey, 10 Ibs, $1.25 del. |,  821 Bbl. good, thick sorg- 
ih 66 dard cans 66 FOB. g.| 7" Svtup in new Cypress Dar- 
|. Holland; Lenox. 2 : ee ao gal. FOB. C. C. Wyche, 
 
oreland., | 
 
Honey for sale: Exc. 24 lbs. Ga. cane syrup, 50 gal. oak bbl. 
 
new Comb honey for 3 bu. peas. 
also 20M P. R. potato draws, for 
Farty pay 2zp, on honey, 1 Day sale or exc. for peas, fruits, etc. 
 
on peas. Also, exc. honey for Bee | >" : 
 
Smoker. D. Whiddon, Chula. a De ae tone ae 
No. 1 honey, 12c; No. 2, 10c. : : 
 
FOB. Write for prices on large potte, 12 bottles 0 es, $1.20 pet 
Se Eee. Reuss case. Cash with order. Sample, 
 
No. section honey, 10c Ib. 
a 8c postage. W. L. H. T. Dasher, 
Chunk honey, 8c lb. FOB. W. G. Lake Park, R 1. : 
 
Williamson, Bristol. 
New honey in Comb or Ext.,| WEGETABLE R L 
No: 1,.12 Ib. No. 2, 10c lb. FOB. 1-2 SETABLES ae Se. 
L. M. Peavy, Pinehurst. da onions, now ready for truck- 
New, bright honey in comb and | ers Come make offer. Also 1 P. 
Ext. in 10 lb, buckets, $1.25; Also|G gnq 1 Duroc male hogs for 
Bay and Gallberry honey, Comb} pest offer. Mrs. G. C. Duggar 
and Ext., $1.50. Postpaid in Ga. | gvivester. : 
 
  
 
  
 
Cash with order. R. W. Browning,| 9 1-2 acres of truckers corn, | 
 
Dublin, R 3 
rue ea r mark = 
Pure Strained honey, $1.25 per ca doce. eee aes 
10 Ib. can, del. by mail. Sat. guar.) for contract, at 25 doz. Clint 
E, F. Bussey, Enigma. Elliott, Odum. 
Nice, bright new Comb and| Cured Bermuda onions in 
sy honey, 5 lb. cans, 65; 10) truck loads, now ready for mar- 
s. $1.30, postpaid in Ist, 2nd/ ket, for sale at my farm. Mrs. E. 
and 3rd zones. Cash with order.|R Hart, Americus. 
Be Scott, Ludowici, cal: 3M pounds white Bermuda on- 
Poplar and Gallberry Chunk ions for sale. Extra fine. R. E. 
honey in 50 Ibs. and up, In cans, | Ghampion, Moultrie, Box 204 
8c lb. del. I ship over the Cen-| pickling fucumigers, 65c per 
tral of Ga. RR. S. L. Daughtry, |pamper: also P. R. potato and 
Ogeechee. G. B. tomato plants, 35 M. FOB. 
Good, nice, clean 1933 strained Prompt shipment. R. J. Boat- 
honey, 75c gal. FOB. Add post- right Rockingham oo 
age. John L. Bennett, Screven,| 9M Ibs, White and Yellow Ber- 
R 2, Box 31. muda onions, 3c lb. also 1200 Ibs. 
__New crop Gaillberry honey, Ext.) honey at market price. I. R. 
$1 per 10 Ib. pail, or 6 for $5.50.| stanford, Lumber City. 
All FOB. No chks. Taylor Hooks, 
Unadilla. BEANS AND PEAS WANTED 
Foy, new honey, six 10 Ib. pails,| Want 4 or 5 bu. cream sugar 
FOB, $5.50; 2 10-lb. postpaid, $2.-|.crowder peas for seed planting, 
25. This is almost all Tupelo; 30- |immediately. Give price per bu. 
50 gal. Bbls. price on request. | Rev. Wm. H. Bowman, Star Rt., 
Jno. A. Crummey, Doctortown. | Dawsonville. 
New, painted, hand-made 8-; Want to buy mixed peas, or 
frame bee hives, supers and sec- any kind peas for hay. W. W. 
tions with each hive; fomienien | Williams, auitnat. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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quantity in first letter. Gus 
pins, Daisy. 
 
Want to buy small car Vel 
beans. Quote price per ton. eis 
Hough, Lumpkin. 
 
Want Unknown peas, 2 bu. Re 
Hull; dried apples. Make J 
price del. to Collins on peas. I 
J. J. Outen, Manassas, R 2 
 
Exc. P. R. potato plants 
seed peas: 2M plants for 
peas. Each pay chgs. on whi t 
gets. J. W. Herndon, Surren 
 
Want field peas and sh 
corn, 25 or 50 bu. of each. 
fcy. sugar cane syrup in cai 
smoked hams, or pay cash 
same. Write. Lee Patrick, 
man. 
 
Exc, Marglobe tomato, vel 
Bermuda onions and Chas. 
cabbage plants for peas, Ve 
beans and butter bean seed. 
Browning, Helena. Be 
 
Exc. A No. 1 Ga. Sugar 
syrup for good, sound Ha: 
J. B. Dixon, Bristol, R 1. 
 
Want 1 pt. white, Half | 
ner garden beans or striped 
Runners (white preferred); 
mule not over 12 yrs. old, y 
aa 25 Dark Cornish 
chicks. L. Anthony, Rydal 
 
Exc. P. R. potatoes for Tf 
and Brab peas: Ib. for Ib: a 
M P. R. plants for 1 bu. 
Ea. pay chgs. D. M. Gra: 
Scotland.  
 
       
 
    
        
       
    
           
 
   
      
         
   
  
 
       
 
  
    
    
    
    
    
  
  
    
 
   
 
Advise what you have and pr: 
Offer you potato plants, 50 
Tomato, 60c M; cabbage, 50c. 
WwW. W. Williams, Quitman. 
 
  
 
   
 
Want 20 to 50 bu. No. 1 she. 
corn in 2 bu. or 100 Ib. bags. 
/H. Monroe, Thomasville. _ 
 
Want sev. hundred bu. soun 
slipped shuck earn corn at 40 
bu: want to buy hogs and 
in truck lots near here. F 
Cross, Colquitt. a 
 
Want to hear from parties 
Madison, Franklin, Jackson, 
near these places who have 
bu. corn at 50c bu, G. Freem 
la, Ga. 
 
Want to buy good, sound mi 4 
ing corn, shelled. Write stat: 
best price. J. F. Mullis, Alma. 
 
Exe. wheat for corn. Hav 
about 6 bu. wheat. Write 
once. Whit Riddle, eS 
Peter St. 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE :s 
PLIES WANTED i 
Want some one to bring ho 
ey bees to my place (there 
no bees within 2 or 3 miles 
here), Will take care of for pat 
ty; also exc. May apple root 
potato plants. Mrs. R. C. Se 
Protection. 
Want Pat. hives and super 
10 frame and Modified Dada 
size, Also other bee supplies 
all kinds. State what you h 
and best cash price. pee 
Norton, Athens. 
 
SYRUP WANTED 
 
Want to buy sorghum syrup 
barrels. E. H. Taylor, Atlanta, 
Haynes St., N.W. A 
Want barrel of sorghum or me 
lasses for stock, cheap, near A 
lanta, if cant deliver. Ww. 
Watson, Loganville. 
 
VEGETABLES WANTED 
Want to buy Bermuda oni 
in car load lots. Advise appr 
mate acreage and when ready 
ship, also tonnage expected. 
L. Jenkins, LaGrange, 601 ve 
non St. 
 
Tobacco For Sale 
 
Good, old, flue cured Red | 
Brown, whole leaf tobaceo, 
Ibs. $1. Prepaid in Ga. Sat. gua 
Mrs. J. J. Boatright, Rockin 
ham.