Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 February 2

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












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in and Hay For Sale

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E "$1.50 C.

astings

jeld.

cars of good alfalfa hay.
e best offer. Fred L. White,
khead, Morgan County.

xas Rust-Proof and Ful-
um seed oats, free from smut
obnoxious seed, 50c
. R. B. Gaston, J., Dawson.

dder, 1500 bundles for sale.
Evans, Winder, Rl. |

M bundles first class 4-hand
der, $1 Hi Cc. W. G. Langston,

bundles; 15 gal.
, bright sorghum ae in
gal. cans, 40c gal. FOB. J. C.
oy, Newnan, RS.

100-Bu. oats,
OB. G. M. Rawls, William-

ew peanut and peavine hay,
baled, in truck or car load
at right price. S. H. James,

FOB, in lots of 50 bu. or more:
40c bu. in lots under 50 bu. Otis
G. Rawls, Williamson.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want 25 bu. Texas Rust-Proof
oats. Will exc. corn, peas, or No.
1 Sorghum syrup in new 10 lb.
buckets. Cosby Grant, Hamilton.

Want about 200 bu. Fulghum
oats. Must be good and cheap.
W. J. Braswell, Ft. Valley.

Exc. corn for good, well cured
hay, free of pest. Will bring
corn and get hay, if within 10
miles Berrien County line. Make
offer in first letter. W. S. Rob-
inson, Lenox, R 1.

Want seed oats, also seed pin-
ders, tomato and sweet pepper
seed, and pure Half and Half
cotton seed, now, in exc. for P.
R. potato plants in season. J. S.





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40c





Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Blue Iris bulbs, 15c doz. Pur-
ple Wistaria vines, well rooted
10c ea. White Narcissi bulbs,
Mayblooming 10c doz. Mrs. E.
S. Cooper, Conyers, Rt. 4.

Cactus, large dbl. red, well
rooted 25c; Beef Steak Begonias,
25c; Large well rooted ferns 25c



ea. Verbena, Shasta Daisies 10c

ea. Mrs. A. C. Malphens, Tuscu-
lum.

Mums, lavender and _ yellow,
Exhibition plants. Dbl. dahlias,
30c doz. Ferns, Sultanas, 15c;
poppy, snapdragon seed, 10c ige.
pkg. Mrs. John Saye, Newborn.

Jonquils, daffodils, Buttercups,
Yellow Narcissi 50c-100; Dorc-
thy Perkins roses 10c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Rubie Forrest,
Plains.

Japonicas, 1 yr. old, well root-
ed; Dbl. white japonicas, 50c per
plant. 1, 5 yr. old bush, $5. Mrs.
J. Bruce Hinely, Guyton, Rt. 1.

Rhododendrons, red, yellow
Dogwood, red Azaleas, Cherokee
Roses, Mountain Laurels, all 3
ft. $1 doz. Pink Spirea, Red Ja-
ponicas 6 for $1. Sadie Wilson,
Morganton.

Cannas, salmon color 40c doz.
Mrs. B. F. Scott, Dawson, Ga.
R. F. D. 1, Box 99.

Dbl. blue, pink Larkspur
plants 5 doz; Hardy phlox 25c
doz. Red, pink Verbena 25c doz.
No stamps, add postage. Mrs.
Paul Roper, Flowery Branch, Rt.

GEORGIA

AG RICULTURE....
COMMISSIONER'S

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

GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1933.















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Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Flowers and Seed

For Sale





Grand Duke Jasmine, 3 yrs.
old 50c; Mixed Perennial phlox
25c
White Oleander, Golden Bells,
Japonicas $1 doz. $1 orders post-
paid. Mrs. G. M. Barrow, Madi-
son.

Phlox, Larkspur, mixed colors
10c doz. 3 doz. 25c; Monthly rose
bushes, well rooted 15c ea. 8 for
$1. Mrs. J. W. Hutson, 29 Wil-

Pansies, Oregon Giants, 175
plants, blooming $2.50 postpaid.
Jackson M. Mauney, Decatur,
Box 96.

Talisman roses, junipers, Ca-
mellia Japonicas, all colors, Ba-
nana-shrubs, Deodara, Myrtles,
Pyracanthus, Pitsosporum
green variegated Photenia, 2-
$1.10. Nandinas, Oleanders, A-
belias 4-$1.15. Mrs. J. A. Griffin,

doz. Flowering Almond,

































stings 100-bu. oats, 35c bu.}| Murray, Odum. 1. coxon, Newnan. Cordele.
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. OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS INDEX
Trevaning Wholesale Prices, Jan. 30, 1933. Always Subject to Variation.
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Atlanta Macon Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta Rome Grain and Hay For Sale
Tees, extra, doz. -.-...--..-.-----~-=-- $ .12 $ .15 $ .13 $ .20 . $ 16 $ ee oe Bae Grain and Hay Wanita 9 i
Mees, Standard, d0Z. 2255-022 co 12 125 18 14 aS Flowers and Seed For er Sas
Eggs, Georgia trade, doz. -..-.--..-... es sf All 18 13 ee Sede See Se 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Meee. Ferd TUN; doz... coe yee ne Al 12 12 .20 14 10 12 Flowers and Seed Wanted ..-....-... 6
cea Sage e 10 10 12 10 10 08 06 Second-Hand Machinery For Sa'e_ 6, 7
ee Oihse Ibs. Up 2 --- 22 ee 11 10 12 12 10 10 08 Second-Hand Machinery Wanted ... 7
Hens, small colored and W. Leghorn... . 9g oe ee a 08 Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For Sale 7
i ne cow nnaancneenane nan 05 07 08 08 "06 06 04 - Poultry For Sale ..-.--- --- 7) 9, 10, 12
BE G8 er eernsecnonatin gece eee 15 15 15 15 15 14 12 Sy Ve crate ace neee 12
ucks, ees wee 07 10 12 10 10 10. 10 Baby Chicks For Sale ..__- Solna 1
Ry ak ee Se cs f ; : 3 : ; Baby Chicks Wanted -.--- oie
b O07 08 12 10 10 10 08 Eros For Sale s 10
Turkeys, lb. ----.--------------------- 10 14 15 ca 11 15 15 oe as
Capons, Ib. ~..------------------------ 10 10 15 =e 12 14 oe tive Biook Por dala "Yo, 11
Field Mens, mixed): Du; Skee eos 40 50 45 oS 30 -70 45 Positions Wanted SE eis 12, 13
Field peas, not mixed, bu. ---.---:---- 45 60 55 45 40 40 60 Farm Help Wanted .. a 11, 13
Oountry Butter, best table, Ib. .--.-- 07 12 ae 15 25 .20 15 Plants For Sale a 11, 14
Bar Corn, (80 lb. to bu.) bu. --.----- A2 37 45 40 35 35 40 Plants Wanted ...... ae ae
Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs, ~.-------- .90 60 60 50 15 50 1.00 Seed Por Sale .. 14, 16
BU ce ia saat peene ae -- -- -- ~~ 60 eed Wanton <.) oe 14
Cabbage, (per 100 Ibs.) gren -._.----- 85 a oe aS 1.50 1.00 2.00 Miscellaneous For Sale _-..--_-_-.. 14
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton ....-.--..---- 12.00 10.00 12,00 8.00 6.00 14.00 Tobaccoc Wanted <. 2 ws 14
Peanut Hay, No. 1, SOR fees 8.50 co pio a a 5.00 ae See ce For tom Coe oe gS 5 a6
Average price paid for hogs last week $2.35 per 100 Ibs. at co-operative sales. Se a mt
q PeanutsNo. 1 stock (Spanish) delivered shelling plants, $20.00 per ton, subject to change.



























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- peans, peas, pecans,
an anything can use. Also have lot

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Thrift plants.

everblooming

doz;

Pinwack and Seed

For Sale

- Lemon lilies, 5 ea, 6 for 25c;
roses, 5 ea. for
nice cuttings. Mrs. Addie Trim-

ble Bartlett, Mt. Zion.

- Large, prize winning chrysan-

themums, 30c doz. 2 white, yel-
~Jow, dark red and pink with sil-

ver lining. Mrs. C.

Shellman, R 2.
Large cannas, 2 red, yellow,

pink, 15c bulb; large Mums, all

col. 15c doz; larkspur, 10c doz.

D. Mims,

sweet pinks, 10c doz. milk and
wine lilies, 15c bulb. Add post-

age. Mrs,
~ Woodland.

Jewell J. Holmes,

Golden Candlestick, blue hya-
cinths, snowdrops, 10c each, $1
yellow candle lilies, same
price; raspberry, May cherries,
5c each. Add postage. Mrs. C. H.

Etris, Dahlonega, R 1.

Bhasta daisies, yellow King
Humbert cannas, 30c doz; April

: blooming narcissi, 15 doz, red
- August lilies, 20c doz; Hastings

Moon vine seed and red Sttar

ef Bethlehem seed, 10c pkt. Del.
4H. N. Hudson, Griffin, R B.
Narciss!, yellow

cannas, 10c
doz. purple lilac, Rose of Sha-

ron, Seven Sister rose, 10c; yel-
low. red, white dahlias, 30c doz;
Elephant Ears,

1lc. Exc. for
gladiolus or other flowers. Mrs.

_ Essie Wilson, Martin.

_ Cannas, sweet shrubs, 15 doz;

white pines, 35c doz; hollyhocks,
_ $e bunch;
azaleas, 20c doz.
- Annabelle Derden, Talking Rock

Mtn. dogwood and
Add_ postage.

Armur River evergreen privet,
5 to 8 in. well rooted, 10c C. Add
postage. W. E. Weaver, Buchan-
Jem, wets
Cactus, rooted, 25c to $2, or
for meat, lard, potatoes,
tobacco or

of flowers and shrubbery. Miss
Emma Harris, Demorest, Star
Rt.

High Land Cedars, Holly and
Dogwood, 50c each. $4 per dozen.

#00 Ibs. Bene seed, make best of-
fer. C. M. Lane, Colquitt. |

Winter blooming Jessamine

- 95c.each, or 6 for $1. Butterfly

bush, 25c each, or 3 for 50c. Yel-

-Jow and Red Japonicas 35c each,

all rooted.Prize gladiolus, large

President Cannas, Snowdrop,

each blooming size, 10c each, 7

for 50c. Eva Cogburn, Alpharet-
ta, Route 2.

Double, Yellow and Red Jap-
-onica: Purple Lilac, Azalea,

Green Dogwood, Snowball, 25

each. Iris Day lilies, Daffodiis,
30c dozen. Velvet Rose, Yellow
Japonica, free with $1 order.

- Mrs. Inez Barrett, Talking Rock,

Route 2.

Shrubbery, different kinds,
choice collection of Roses, 2 year
size, bulbs of kinds, pink, white,

Write for list. Mrs. W. M. Vick-
ers, Siloam.
Dahlias, 50 old varieties, and

: some of the popular new intro-

ductions offered at half cata-
- Togue prices for Spring delivery.
H. M. Hill, 172 Howard St. N. E.

Re "Phone Dea. 5033-W.

Daffodils, Jonquils, Orange

Lilies, $1 per 100. Dark Purple

Tris, $1.50 per 100. Pink Harda-
hibus, Yellow Japonica 25c ea.
Junipers 50c each. Yellow Forsy-

thia, 25c each. Add postage. Ex-

ehange for White Socks.: Nancy

ct Henderson, Ellijay.

Juniper 1 foot tall, well root-
ed $1 dozen. Spruce and White
Pine, White Dogwood, Bridal
Wreath, all $1 dozen. White and
Yellow Jonquils, 10c dozen. Sa-
rah Kincaid, Morganton.

Double, white, red, pink Can-
nas. Red, white, purple, yellow,
-and pink Dahlia bulbs, 5c each,

40c per dozen, or $3 per hun-
dred. Add postage. Mrs. 8.
Spraggins, Fitzgerald, Route 1. _

Free Boxwood 4 for $1. Hazie-
nute. hashes and White wee

Reduced prices.





F lowers and Seed )

For Sale

50c dozen. Damson plums,
sprouts, and black Walnuts,
trees year old, 20c each. Add
postage. Mrs. A. J. Stansel,
Cleveland, Route 4.

Trimardean giant mixed col-
ors, Pansy plants. Tall growing,
mixed colors, Snapdragon plants
Calendula mixed colors plant.
All le each, 7c postage. Mrs. J.
L. Edge, Doerun, Route 4.

Cannas, Eureka White, |
Portland Pink, President Red,
Queen Helen Yellow mixed $2
C. White Iris Shasta Daisies 25c
dozen. Large type Mums 10 col-
ors, $1 C. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cer-
dele.

Cape Jasmines, 25. Crepe
Myrtles, pink Weigelas, 15c each.
Lilac, Bridal Wreath, Golden
Bells, 10c each. Dwarf Box-
woods 8-15 inch, $1 Dozen. Blue
Tris, 15c dozen. Add postage. Mrs
W. V. Thompson, Bremen, Route
1:

Mixed colors frost proof Pe-
tunias, large plants $1.50 C.
Small 5c. Yellow Jasmine 30c
dozen. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tiftoa,
Route 3, Box 34.

Snowballs, 50c dozen, Lemon
Lilies, Red Phlox, White Iris, 20c
dozen. Red Myrtles, White Li-
lac, Japonicas, 15c each. Red
daisies, 20c. Bleedingheart Blue
Puzzle, 25c bulb. Pearl Vick, El-
Wjayo
Milk & Wine Lilies 3c each.
Red Gladioli bulbs 20c dozen.
Crocus bulbs 15c dozen. Orange
Amaryllis Lilies 10c bulb. And
others. Add postage. Mrs. W. I.
Folsom, Quitman.

Oak Hydrangi 10c root. Sweet
Shrubs 10c root: Lilacs 10c root.
Lantanas 5c root. Pink Vine
bulbs 10c dozen. Add postage.
Mrs. Tom Taylor, Quitman.

Large prize winning Chrysan-
themums, golden glow, yellow,
Silver wedding, white, Man of
War, pink, Orchid, Silver, re-
verse,Bronze, shaggy yellow, 20
plants $1. Mrs. R. L. Silver,
Cuthbert, Route 5.

Nice size Japanese Magnolias,
extra good roots,, 75c ea. Bloom-
ing size Camellias, deep pink,
double, $4 each. Flame color In-
dica Azaleas, 3 for $1.50. Bermu-
da Easter Lily plants, 50 for $1.
Postage not included. Mrs, J.
Johnson, Jr., Dixie.

Purple, yellow Tris. Hardy
Phlox, Fox Glove, Violets, Dus-
ty-miller, Snowdrops, Jonquils,
and Narcissi, all 20c dozen. Aza-
leas, red, white, pink, yellow, 40c
dozen. Mrs. Roxie Plumley, El-
lijay. Route 4.

Year old monthly roses, 15 ea.
pink radiance. Cream marechal
Nill; dark red, light pink, Lily
bulbs, white, fairy, 10e dozen.
Orange Amaryllis 5c each. Add
postage. Mrs. W. L. Whigham,
Whigham, Route 3.

Red auince Japonicas, Purple

Lilac, Double yellow Japonicas,

Everblooming, summer Lilac,
pink Rambler Rose, 2 for 30c,
Christmas Jasmines, 25c, Daffo-
dils, Jonquils, 2 dozen 25c. Mrs.
Bartow Barrett, Ellijay, Route 3.
40 nice rooted Crepe . Myrtle
plants, Watermelon color, very
beautiful, improved. Will sell 40
in let for cash, with order for
$3, and deliver them. Miss Em-
ma Chandler, Hull, Route 2.

Coral vines blooming size, 6].

for 45c. Perennial Asters, purple,
pink, 26c dozen. Small white sin-
gle Althea, good roots, 10c each.
Prepaid over :25c order. U.P. In-
gram, Arlington, Route/2 .

Small leaf Privet Hedge plants,
1 per C, $5 per thousand, Gen-
unine Yellow (Golden) delicious
Apple trees, 3 to 5 ft., $4 dozen,
delivered. J. H. Turner, Carroli-
ton Nursery, Carrollton.

Red Verbena rooted 350 dozen.
Shasta Daisies 25c dozen, Fox
Glove 20c dozen. Prize winning

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City



Flowers and Seed
For Sale

pink, Sunburst, Orchid, bronze,
22 plants $1. Mrs. T. HE. Bell,
Cuthbert.

Mixed, double Poppy seed 15c
tablespoon. White Iris, 20c doz.
Bird of Paradise Seed 10 dozen.
All postpaid. Mrs. W. A. OKelly,
Maysville, Route 2.

Redbuds Azaleas, Pussy Wil-
lows, Red Maples, Silver Maples,
Red and White Dogwoods,
Mountain Laurel, Ivy Yellow,
thornless, Roses, Crabapple
sprouts, 3 for 25c. Add postage.
Bessie Cochran, Mineral Bluff.
Care Deharts Box.

Both Lavender and Purple
Dahlias, extra large and thick
blooms, 25c per bulb, and 6c
postage. 2 colors, a very dark
and a blazing red 20c per bulb.
and 5c postage. Mrs. E. J. Mid-
dleton, Camilla.

Seventy-five different plants,
Lily bulbs and shrubs, weil root-
ed, all labeled for $1. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Miss Elizabeth
Harrell, Quitman, Route 6.

Improved mixed, double, Giant
flowered Zinnias, 15e pint. Red
and white Stripe Spider Lily, 6
bulbs 20c. Straw flowers, all col-
ors, 20c cup full, for them to pay
postage. Mrs. V. E. Bennett,
Cordele, Route 4.

Azaleas, 2 ft., 18 for $1. Lem-
on-Lilies, 25c dozen. Parma Vio-
lets, 5 dozen for $1. Hardy Sweet
Peas, color pink, 25c dozen.
Strawberry bushes, 12 for $1.
Spruce Pines, 2 ft., 12 for $1.
Mrs. Nara Ellis, Mineral Bluff.

Arbor-Vitaes, 20 inches _ tall,
well rooted, bunches, 25c each.
Miss Jessie Cash, Flowery
Branch, Route 3.

Mother of Pearl] Lily, 5c each,
35c dozen. Blue Iris, 25c dozen.
Phlox plants, 20c dozen. Brides
Wreath, 5c. Primrose 25c dozen.
Miss B. Frye, Dallas, Route 3.

Japanese and American Ar-
borvitaes; 3 ft. high, $1 each,
Del. 2 to 3 ft. trees, 75c. 1 to 2
ft., 50c. Maude Hamby, Green-
ville, ;

Five monthly blooming Rose
bushes, two years old for $1.
Also 100 rooted Boxwood, from
@ to 10 inches high for $3, and
other Boxwood. Effie Dixon,
Fayetteville.

False Dragon, 20c dozen. Red
and Yellow Cannas, 50c dozen,
or make best offer by the hun-
dred. Add postage. Mrs. Cc. HH.
Capel, Molena.

Fine pink roses 2 year size 35c
each, 2 for 60c. Chinese-Ameri-
can Arborvitae seed 6c table-
spoonful. Goldenglow 15 plants
30c. Abelia 25c each. Miss Mittie
Collins, Smithville, Route 1.

Red, yellow, orange, Azaleas,
White and. red Dogwood. Moun-
tain Laurels 60c dozen. Rhodo-
dendrons, 75c, all 12 to 18 inches.
Will exchange for anything can
use. Mrs. Elvia Waters, Dahlon-
ega, Route 1.

Two year rooted Camellia Ja-
ponica, double, red, and pink,
$1 each, $10 per dozen, 200 uni-
form size 8 inches. Boxwood
plants $4 per 100. Mrs, B. L.
Robinson, Greenville.

Sweet scented apple Gerani-
ums 15 each, two for 25c post-
paid. They are beautiful house
plants for winter. Miss Mary E.
Ballard, Molena, Route 2.

White, Crepe Myrtle, White
Hydrangea 20c each. Butterfly
Lilies 10c each. Verbena red,
pink and white 3 dozen 45c. Add
postage under 25c order. Mrs.
Ida Taylor, Arlington.

Gerbea Daisies, blooming size,
25c, smaller 15c. Bird of psra-
dise, Amaryllis, Hibrids, and
Everblooming, Dwarf Poincian-
nas. Will exchange for Acubas
cuttings or rooted or buy if
cheap. Mrs. Wm. Bolyard, Au-~-
gusta,

Mix. Chrysenthemums 35e per
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MARKET BULLETIN _



Blower and Seed
For Sale

Lily bulbs 15c each, 3 for 40c
prepaid. Tuberose 3 for 15c, 12
for 50c prepaid. Mrs. W. Cc.
Hamby, Valdosta, Route 2, Box
60.

Perennial Peg, Plants, 3 for 10c
Plant now for blooms this year.
Mrs. J. A. Pendergrast, Rey-
nolds.

Camellia Japonica plants,
rooted, double rose pink, 4 - 6
inch, 5 plants $1, or one each of
double rose pik, deep red Varie-
gated and blush pink, 4 - 7 in.
for $1. John Roach, Edgewood
Farm, Daisy.

Dahlia bulbs. Dwight Morrow,
Eagle Rock Wonder, Nancy Car-
roll, Imperial Pink, the World,
Monmouth Champion, For t
Monmouth. Write for full list.
Frank Malpass, Milledgeville.

Shrubs and flowers, Boxwoods,
Myrtles, Derria, flowering quince
Althea, Yellow Jasmine, Spirea
Brides Wreath, and others cheap
or will exchange. Mrs. W. BE.
Pearson, Hovansville, Route 1.

Large Palm12 ft. high, 14 ft.
spread, 19 inch diameter. Must
be dug and moved by purchas-
er. Price $18. Miss Nannie Mor-
rison, Barney, Route 2.

Arborvitae plants, 15 inches
high, 10c each. Pink Coral Vine
10c each. Add postage. Mrs. W.
A. Sargent, 306 5 Ave., Cordele.

Red and rose Verbenas, 50c
dozen. Umbrella Palms 15c.
Phlox,. Petunias, Calliopsis,
Larkspur, Gaillardias, 40c per
100. Pink Oxalis 5c each. White
Easter Lilies 75c dozen. Mellie
Merritt, Cairo, Route 2.

False Dragon Head, lavender,
15c doz; gladioli, 30c doz; snow-
drops, pink crepe myrtle, pur-
ple crepe myrtle, purple wista-
ria, 10c each; purple lilac, An-
thony Waterer spirea, 15c ea.
Rooted. 50c orders postpaid.
Ruth Steinheimer, Woolsey, R 1.

Pink, White and Red Ever-
blooming Rose Cuttings for sale,
30c per dozen. Edith Knowles,
Patterson, Route 1.

Little sweet scented Yellow
Narcissi bulbs, 50c per C. Post-
paid. Mrs. P. M. Boatwright,
Rayle.

Purple Tris, Orange Lilies,
White, Yellow Narcissi, $1 per
C. Mix. Chrysanthemums, 50c,

100. White Peony 25c each, mix

colors Hollyhocks, 25c dozen.
Boxwood 30c each, all blooming
size. Addie Hughey, Ranger.

Yellow Jonquils, White Nar-
cissi, Double Butter and Exgs,
Blue and White Iris, all $1 per
100, Blue Hyacinths, 50c dozen.
Miss Nora McCurley, Hartwell,
Route 4.

Little sweet scented Yellow
Narcissi bulbs, 50c per C. Mrs.
L. EB. Barnes, Rayle. y

Giant, double, pink, Poppy
Seed. The old fashioned kind,
very beautiful, 10c tsp. Add 3c
for postage. Mrs. P. E. Thomas,

Cordele.

5 Cape Jasmines, 5 ft. high,
25 ft. around $15 each. Mailable
sizes 15c to 40c each. Scotch
Broom 25c each. White and
Purple Lilac, Crepe Myrtle, two
25c. Mrs. W. R. Thompson,
Lawrenceville.

Magnolia, Holly, and Dogwood
and all kinds of Oak, Cedar, 25c
each. Jasmine, wild Honeysuc-
kle, Greybeard, French Mulber-
ry, 15c each. (Will not Del. one)
Del. Mrs. G. L. Rehberg, Cairo.

Mixed balsams, teaspoonful
seed for 10c mixed hollyhock
seed, 2 this. 10c; also crooked
neck cushaw or long tender pod
okra, seed, cupful, 15c. All post-
paid. Mrs. M. HE. Ledford, Cran-
dall, R i.

Well rooted Shasta daisy
plants, 25e doz. C. W. Crawford,
Grovetown, R 2.

Dbi. geraniums, 4 red, 5 pink,
white, single, 4 red 2 pink, 5c

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F lowers and

For Sale

dbl. feverfew, 6 for 2
paid. Want Elecampan
plants. State price. M
McNeely, Kennesaw,

Dahlias, 6 Jersey Beau
6 Jane Cowl, $1.50; Fort
mouth, $1; Kathleen N
Send for list. P. B. Ha
lanta. R 7. Box 417,

Silver maples, 25c ea

tles, 2 for 25c; Cedars,
Exc. for other value. What
you? James A. Mason,
ega, R 1.
Dahlia tubers, red, yello
dark red, 4 for 25c; white |
anthemums, 10c bunch:
ing privet, 10c each, 2
everblooming pridalwreath
2 for 25c. Mrs. J. B. Fiel
lonega, R 1.
Lilacs, white, flowerin
monds, crepe myrtles, l5c
for 25c; perennial phlo
5e; white, pink and crea!
15c doz. iris, 10c doz. M:
McCrary, Gainesville, R 7
Mums, red, lavender,
variegated, 3 shades yello
var. 3 doz. 25c. Add posta;
white subar crowder peas.
FOB. Mrs. Laura Monte
Mauk.
Narcissi bulbs, Be C.
dbl. dahlia tubers, 50c
boxwoods, well rooted, 17
large evergreens. Mrs. |
Barrett, Lula, R 3. :
Dahlia tubers, 10c ea
flaming red,

all full dbl. Add 5c on sm
ders. Large asosrtment
seed, also. Marion MeCc
Cornelia.
Plower seed: blazing Sta
pkg., mix. marigolds, 10
cupful; Jap roses, 5c tsp.
tings: ger. rooted, Bosto
begonias, 5c; lily bulbs,

Yellow butter and eggs
jonquils, yellow Trumpet
dils, $1 C. bulbs; white
lilies, purple, red verbe
doz. Mrs. T. H. McCurley
well. :
3 well rooted ferns, dif.
25c; red and pink geran
dbl., 10c cutting; begonias, |
cutting; yellow, dbl. chrysa
mums, 20c doz. Postpaid.
Irene Stephens, Pelham.

Junipers, 1 to 1 1-2 ft
each: large, dbl. dahlias, a ;
30c doz. Yard hydrangea, 1
Add postage. Mrs Lillie SI
Hemp.

Golden glow, Coreopsi
and Shasta daisies, red
fine var., 15c doz. physos
Indian daisies, larkspur, 10
Jacobs Ladder, 20
postage. Mrs. Will Fai
ran.

All kinds wild shrubs f
etc., all kinds barks and
fras, cheap. Stamped
for reply. John Page,
Davis St. ae

100 dbl. yellow daffodils
butter-and-eggs, 2 col. blo
size, 60c C. Extra for po
Mrs. Nannie Hanson, Bow

Large red giladioli b
doz; marigold, coral
10c large pkg., Fairy lil
C. Exc. for other flo
anything can. use. Mrs
Fitzgerald, Pitts, R 1.

Spirea, Anthony Wa
each; wistaria, lavender
snowdrop, pink . crepe m
10e each; purple lilac,
lemon lilies, and gladiolt;
Tip-Lady, M. Foche, Luce
doz. 50c orders postpaid. M
P. Steinheimer, Woolsey

9 named var., rose cu
for 50c; 30 Mums, la
type, 20 for $1; 25 da
labeled, true to nam
rice eto R. *

;









x a or Sale

dif. col. and varieties
a and postage.
ae Price, Locust Grove.
owballs, Weeping M ar y,
ring quince, flowering al-
is, butterfly, Jap. rose, with
roots, 10c ea. or 1 of ea.
0c. Butter and eggs, daffo-
arcissi, 15c doz. Mrs. J. C.
Gainesville, R 7.
eet pea plants, light shades











10c doz. Add postage.
M. E. Peters, Acworth.
ree Trumpet daffodils, Ap-
mite narcissi, purple iris, $1
mixed gladiolus, 25 doz;
: ae lily, red Amaryllis,
ea. Queen Of May, pink iris,
ok: Add postage. "Mrs. Em-
Clayton, Roy.

1. crimson japonicas, yellow,
and white, well rooted, 10
d, 50c each; dogwood,
red and yellow, 4 for $1;
ing heart, 50c doz. Blue iris,
doz. J. C. Barrett, Ellijay,

m,









1 Jarkspur, 15c doz. Physos-
Star of Bethlehem, large
ted blackberries, Dwarf
chrysanthemums, 10c doz.
rose cuttings, 10c ea. Mrs.
Stokes, Macon, R 3.

mid Box trees, 2 ft. 75c ea.
50 per 12; privet hedge plants
1 seed, 4 in. height, 5c ea.
ed, 25c Ib. Miss Gussie iniek:
Alvaton. |
santhemums, white and
w daisy, also gold and white,
> flowering; Golden Glow;
Humbert cannas, 50c doz.
sostegia and Thrift, 15c doz.
Cc. Others. E. R. Jordan,
yn, 114 Rogers Ave.
borvitaes, 31 in. high, 50c
24 in. high, 30c each. Post-
. Cash with order. Mrs. G.
ivet. Gainesville, R 2.

ue grape hyacinth bulbs, 50c
00 for $2; dbl. white Fever-
5c doz. Snowdrop bulbs, $1
ink carnation, 50c C. Vinca,
C. Miss Vena Brown, Hart-










lias, Alaska (white), Pat-
yMara (buff) and other
Dec. cactus and show
bulbs, 75c doz; large type
(both in var. and colors)
$1 postpaid. Mrs. T, W.
od, Marietta, R 3.

agnolias an d Sycamore
trees. Av. height, Magno-
1-2 ft., Sycamores, 5 ft.
amt. Shipped by express
Cash with order, or del.
e River at Moblens Bluff,
ea. W. L. Robitzsch, Wray,

boxwoods, 3 - 3 1-2 ft. $2
yard, or $12 for the 8;
ag Yard hydrangea, 50c, or
ea: white Flags, 25c doz:
ise 3 doz. 25c. Del. J.
loore, Buford, R 4.

lodendrons, pussy willows,
4. $1. doz; snowdrops, Ever-
galax, trailing arbutus,
lilies, 15c doz. Miss Emma
ers, Mineral Bluff. -

ple iris, 15c doz. daffodils,
Monthly roses, well root-
0 for 15c; peach roses, 10c
Gooseberries, 10e ea. Cherry
S, 15c. Add postage. Mrs
Smith, Talking Rock, R 2,

achtree rose, 10c ea. jon-
ulbs, 30c C. hemlock, pines,
laurels, 75c doz. blue iris,
doz. Exc. for white feed
Mrs. J. B. Jones, Dahlon-

nia seed, mix, col. single
bl., head mixed, 5 per
pkg. Add postage. Miss
Frances Ryle, Gordon, R

ack and white pine, crabap-
hhododendrons, mtn. lau-
Oc each; garlic, galax, 20c
range Iilies, 15c doz; white
yellow jonquils, 25 doz.
mh Ne: etarone, Mire. 7




se to transplant for early}



Flowers and Seed _
: For Sale

E. George, Mineral Bluff.

Everblooming red _ carnation
plants, 20c doz. and postage. Miss
ao Andrews, Thomasville, Box
641
Crabapple, white and black
pines, red, white, pinx rose cut.,
lilies, juniper, mtn. laurels, al.
10c each; Chrysanthemums, 10c
doz., lemon lilies, 20c doz. Add
postage. No stamps. Mrs. J. W.
Ellis, Mineral Bluff.

Blooming size bulbs, yellow
jonquils, yellow butter and eggs,
$1 per C. blue iris, 25c doz. Also

Miss G. B. McLane, Hartwell, R-
2:

Sweet scented apple geran-
iums, 15c ea. 2 for 25c post-
paid. Miss Mary E. Ballard, Mo-
lena, R 2.

Dbl. yellow crimson 10 yr. old
japonicas, 50c each; white iris,
25c doz. bulbs; dogwood, red,
yellow, 4 for $1; snowballs, 50c
ea. Mrs. Oma Barnes, Ellijay. R
3.

Perennial phlox, guar true to
name: Thor (pink), Mrs. Jen-
kins (finest white), Mitty Van
Hoboken (pink). Strong, bloom-
ing size plants, 75c doz. $1 up
orders postpaid. Miss Mary
Lewis, Cornelia,

Butterfly, white, pink spirea,
yellow Kerria, hydrangea, 15c,
white, pink peonies, 35c; hardy
white salvia, 5c; hollyhocks, iris,
phlox, ageratum, 35c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. L. W. Slaughter,
Rising Fawn.

Burpees Red and variegated
dahlia tubers, 10c ea. 60c dozen.
Best Burbanks mixed gladioli
bulblets, 50c M. 10 colors; Bur-
pees large, dbl. zinnias, 10c pkg.
All del. Mrs. W. J. Smith, Le-
banon.

Several col, large type Mums,
25c doz. Exc. for arborvitaes,
weigelias, mock orange, camellia
japonicas, tea olives. Minnie Wil-
liams, Oglethorpe.

Larkspur, mixed colors, dbl.

few Dorothy Perkin rose vines,
20c each. Mrs. A. M. Moore,
Chipley, R 1.

tings, del. if 5 or more with one.
order; privet hedges, lc cutting,
or well rooted, 3c ea. del. Mrs.
Ida M. Parker, Talking Rock, R
3.

25 dif. box flower cutting, 5c
each, if 5 or more are taken or 1
of ea. kind for $1 del. Mrs. C. L.
Willis, Talking Rock, R 3.

Snapdragons, nearly ready to
bloom, 25c doz. or ic ea. in 100
lots. Chrysanthemums, _ pink,
cream, 2 whites; large as grown
15c doz.; kerria, 10c ea. Miullie
Wise, Wadley.

Red gladioli bulbs, red Easter
lilies, 20c doz. red and yellow
canna li.ies, 5 each; purple wis-
teria, rooted, 10c each; large var.
strawberry plants, 20c C. Miss
Floy Mobley, Glennville.

Purple lilac, weli roted, good,
strong sprout, 10c, 3 for 25c. Ox-
alis (pink), a good start, 10c.
Mrs. J. A. Scott, Carrollton, R. 1.

18 Junipers, Cedars, 2 - 4 ft.,
50c and $1 ea. at my home. R. M.
Hamby, Cumming, R 3.

12 January jasmines, $1; 50
Tiger lilies, 50c; 12 small lilies,
$1; 2 Dwarf boxwoods, 20 yrs.
old, $5 each. Add postage. Mrs.

ard St., S.E.

Yellow, dbl. japonicas, 4 yrs.
old, 40c each, 3 for $1; Snow-
balls, flowering almonds, 35c;
Fox-glove, purple iris, yellow but-
tercups, hardy phlox, 30c dozen.
Add postage. R. Richards, Ellijay.

Red, purple, pink and white
altheas, all dbl. 8 cut. for 20c.
2 of each, or exc. for Camellia
Japonica cuttings. Mrs. S. E.
Jones, Fairburn, R 4.

Dif. col. phiox, 10c doz or 3





dow. 26c: nurnie ing <4 for We:



a Putnam brooler, 75-85 cap. $3.)

and single, 8c doz. plants, also

20 dif. box flowers, 5c ea. cut-

H. O. Padgett, Atlanta, 160 How-



: oe lowers saa) Seed
For Sale

currant sprouts, same
scarlet verbena, 20c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. M. A. Rainwater, Fair-
burn, R 4.

White and Spruce pines, azal-
eas, rhododendrons, 10c ea. 12
for $1; red japonicas and Quiv-
ering Asp, 20c ea. Snowdrops and
yellow jonquils, 15c doz. Frank
Henry, Mineral Bluff.

Seed: Pink Moonflower vine
(grows 20-30 ft.) red cannas, 12c
thls. 6 qts., Palma Cristi seed,
practically sound. Make offer.
Miss Bell Jones, Shellman, Rl,

Xmas, Thanksgiving, May and
Rise cactus, nice rooted, 10c
bunch, snap beans or Eng. peas.
Mrs. J. P. Smith, Sr., Homerville,
R 1, Box 37.

Quivering Asp and red japoni-
eas, 20c ea., white jonquils, 15c
doz.; red and white dogwoods,
10c ea. 12 for $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Lillie Henry, Blue Ridge.

Dbl. tuberose bulbs, $1 C or
exc. for Mastadon strawberry,
Sage, Dill, Horse radish, Rhu-
barb plants, dried apples. E. A.
Dawley, Leary, Ga.

All kinds perennial. annuals,
Narcissi, lilies, jonquils, shrub-
bery, rock garden plants, flower
and garden seed, strawberry,
raspberry Mastodon Early black-

berry plants. Sell or exe. E.
Spence, Dunwoody.
Blue Flags and Narcissi, 5c

doz. 50c C. Add postage. Roy Ba-
ker, Alpharetta, R 2, Box 57.

Any number of 2 yr. privet
hedge plants, heavy roots, 3c ea.
or exc. for R. I. Red hens. Mrs.
L. L. Roberts, Ft. Gaines.

White and Spruce pines, rho-
dodendrons, crepe myrtles, snow-
balls, Balm of Gilead, sprouts
and buds, rhubarb, 3 for 25c. Exc
for white feed sacks. Add post-
age. Mrs. Elia Grindle, Murray-
ville, R 1.

Cannas, monthly rose cuttings,
any col, 3 for 25c. Exc. for white
feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
Roy Barrett, Murrayville, R 1.

Azaleas, lilies, crepe myrtles,
cedar, mtn. ivy, all, 3 for 25c;
Add postage. Exc. for white feed
sacks. Connie Anderson, Murray-
ville, R 1.

4 yr. old Evergreens, $1; 2 yr.
old, 50c; rooted. cutting, 10c ea.
and postage. Spirea, Thumbergi
and Snowballs. Exc. for other
shrubbery. Mrs. Virgil Padgett,
Jasper, R 1.

Fall pinks, daisies, 15c dozen;
wild ferns, 30c doz. hollyhocks,
6 - 24 in. high, 15c ea. Lady T.
strawberry plants, $1.40 M. Exc.
for good cane syrup, del. Her-
bert Pritchett, Ellijay, R 4.

Shrubbery, fine young Magnol-
jas, very reasonably priced. R.
Wells, 1302 LaFayette St.

Chrysanthemum: Silver Wed-
ding (white) Glenview, red and
gold, Elbern, yellow. Maud Rob-
inson, pink, Chrysolora golden
yellow. Many others.
Add postage. Mrs. H. G. Woods,
Donalsonville.

Hastings canna lily bulbs, 5
dif. col. all dbl. 25c doz. or exc.
for dried apples. Send sample.
Mrs. J. H. Harrod, Preston, Rt. A.

Finest water lilies, red, blue,-
pink, and yellow, $1 ea 2 for $1.75

Trade for azaleas, japonicas, red
and pink, of equal value. P. G.
Webster, Macon, Bloomfield
Road.

Gladioli bulbs for sale or exc.
for white feed sacks: 3 bulbs for
2 sacks. Ha. pay postage. Mrs.
W. A. Casper, Bowdon, Star Rt.
, Narcissi, white, 10c doz. and
postage. Mrs. BE. W. Culpepper,
Buchanan, R 1.

Large, dbl. red dahlias, 10c ea.
Wandering jew, 5c doz.; poppy
seed, 10c thls. Postage paid on
orders of 50c or more. Mrs. J. B.
Scales, Buchanan, R 1.

Sprengeria ferns, French hy-
drangea, blue and pink, 35c ea.
3 for $1. Mrs. W. B. Joey, Mor-
rie Statin.





price >

80c doz.|ea



_ Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Red flowering and pink be-
gonias, 10 and 15c each; yard
flowers, also for sale or exc. for
cabbage, collard or tomato seed.
Ida Buchanan, Chula. R 1.

White narcissi bulbs,
in clusters, very fragrant, 2 doz.
25c; salmon pink gladioli, 25c
doz. large bulbs; Spider wart, 15c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Clower
Sawyer, Sulphur Springs.

Yellow flag lilies, 20c C. FOB,
or exch. Mrs. R. P. Bannister,
Ball Ground, R 1.

Mums, Purple King, large yel-
low, white and pink Pom Pons,
Rose, Daisy, 25c doz. Heavenly
Blue vine, good roots, 3 for 25c.
Mrs. E. S. Dasher, Valdosta, R 1.

Nice blackberry lilies, 15 ea.
bulb; Exc. for white crepe myr-
tle, tame azaleas, Amaryllis, Re-
gal, White Spider, real Tiger, and
Easter lily bulbs, large blooming
size. Mrs. Melton Wall, Stath-
am, Box 65.

Very large, dbl. mixed holly-
hock seed, 2 spoonfuls, 10c; 1
spoonful dbl. poppy seed, 10c;
Boston ivy, phlox, all-ool. Rag-
ged Robins, all 10c doz. 5 post-
age all orders. Mrs. J. S. Keadle,
Yatesville.

Dbl. tuberose, mixed sweet peas
mixed sweet Williams, red rose
verbena, 15c doz. $1 C. large Cal-
la lily, weige'ias, 20c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. S. M. Gunter, Law-
renceville, Rt. 1.

Orange col. Marigold seed, old |

fashioned var. 10c tbls. del. Also
Red salvia seed, 15c thls del. Mrs.
P. W. Harrison, Halcyondale.

4 kinds spirea, 3 kinds weige-

lias, 3 fine honeysuckles, butter-
fly bush, forsythia, Eng. dog-
wood, almond, Cape and Star
jasmine, cheap. Also bulbs. Mrs.
Cc. H. Ward, Adairsville, R 1.
_ Milk and Wine lihes, 5c each.
bulbs 50c doz; Add postage on
less than a doz. Beulah LeSueur,
Tifton, R 4, Box 6.

Blue iris, blooming size bulbs,
75c C. Blue'single, hyacinths, 60c
C. Yellow jonquils, 30c C. bulbs.
Add postage. Mrs. T. A. McClen-
don, Bremen.

Cut. of dif. col: geraniums, be-
gonias, ferns, pink oxalis, wan-
dering jew, 5c ea. or exc. for tur-
key hen, or will buy hen. Mrs.
Fred Atkinson, Ray City, R 2.

Small cedars, red and pink
monthly rose cuttings, red and
white running roses, 5c each;
phlox, mix. col. 10c per C. Peach
tree roses, 6, 10c. Not postpaid.
Henry J. Dupree, Acworth, R 1.

White and purple lilac, 20c ea.

% for $1; yellow button mums,
fox glove, violets, dusty miller,
15c doz. purple iris, large type

E. | daffodi's, 75c ea. T. Silver, Talk-

ing Rock, R 2.

Red dogwoods, Mt. Laurels,
hemlock, crabapples, 15c each;
trailing arbutus, evergreen galax,
25c doz.; junipers, yr. old, 25c
.; lemon lilies, 50c doz. Naomi
Barton, Mineral Bluff.

Weeping Susies, winter jas-
mines, bridal wreath, Gentle-
mans Bouquet, white Easter rose,
10c ea. 2 for 15c; yellow and
variegated cannas, 5c ea. others.
Mrs. Julia Keeter, Talking Rock,
R:2,

Altheas, hibiscus, spirea, pink
almonds, dogwoods, 10c ea. $1.00
doz. Orange lilies, fox glove, har-
dy phlox, iris, lemon lilies, 20c
doz. Mrs. Oscar Silver, Talking
Rock, R 2.

Milk and Wine lilies, 6 for 30c
or $5 hundred. Orange day lil-
ies, Orange Easter lilies, 50c doz.
or $4 hundred. Pink Rain lilies,
snowdrops, 50c dozen. Mrs. a. Ji
Carter, Alma.

Collection of 15 different lilies
for $1.00. Red & White Easter
lilies, White milk and Red Sun-
burst lilies 20c each or 8 for $1,
Snowdrops, 50c doz. Mrs. 8. Car-~

ter, Alma.. Oe
Pink Radi-



Blue Hydrangea,

ances roses. 2he. White Waster eno

blooms }

F lowers and Seed
For Sale :

ses, 20c, rooted White ire, =
dozen, painted daisies, 15c doze
Crepe Myrtle Xmas, Honeysuckle
50ce dozen rooted. Miss Tanner.
Sandersville, R 1.

Double Dahlias, mixed colors,
50 dozen, Tubers, 2 years old,
Evergreen Hedge plants, 75c per
hundred. Sweet William Plants,
15e dozen del., Ist and 2nd zone.
Mrs. A. C. Gladden, Tallapoosa,
Route 3.

August lilies, Golden Glow,
violets, hollyhocks, Striped grass,
Altheas, lilacs, Crepe Myrtle, and
Sword Ferns, all 10c each or 4
for 25c, all colors phlox 2 dozen






























Deep red Honeysuckle, 50c doz.
Pink Phlox, 15c dozen, Wild pink
valet, 15 dozen, Pink Box gloves
15 dozen, all blooming size. J.
W. Tuek, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Milk and Wine lily bulbs, 15.
each, $1 dozen. Large: type but-
tercup bulbs 60c hundred. All.
biooming size bulbs, add postage -
on orders for less than $1. Miss
Lucille Palmer. Milford. m

6 Yellow and Red Asalona
Mountain Laurels, 6 cut back
blood red Japonicas, all deliver-
ed $1. Azaleas and Mtn. Laur-
els around 18 inches high ine
uf. Miss Ruby Weeb, Ellijay.

Rose bulbs 5 per bulb or 25e :
per dozen, add postage. Mrs. J. M
D. Lyle, Carrollton, Rt. 3.

Tiger lilies, 8c a bunch, March a
flowers, 3c a bunch. Mums, yel- |
low and bronze, 5c each. Hardy |
Phlox, 2c each. Hollyhocks, 8 a
bunch. Herbert Pritchett, Elli-
jay, Rt. 4. 3

White April Narcissi, very fra-
grant 50c hundred. Rose and
Cream Varimums, large type, 20c
dozen. Yellow Winter Jasmine
25 half dozen. Add postage. Eith-
el Sullivan, Marietta, Route 2.

Yellow Jasmine and White
winning ee at 15 a
cutting. Mrs. C. T. Bennett, pets
dele, Rt. 4.

Salmon colored cannas, 40c a
dozen. Add postage. Mrs. B. F.
Scott, Dawson, RFD 1, Box 99,

500 or 600 White iris, $1 hun-
dred, not prepaid. Mrs. C. Cc. |
Welch, Plains. :

Snapdragon plants, 20c dozen.
White and Pink Oleanders, sweet _
shrubs, 10c each. All colors of _
Verbena, Large Cream, White, _
Pink, and bronze Chrysanthe-
mums 15c dozen. Mrs. W. R. Wise
Wadley.

Magic lily bulbs 6 for 25c, Add
postage. Miss Mildred Gunnin. |
Danielsville. ee

Arborvitae plants 15 inches
high, 15c each. Coral vines, 10c
each. Mrs. W. A. Sargent, 306
5th Ave. Cordele.

White spider lilies 40c dozen, os
$2.50 hundred. Add postage. Ruby
Jo Champion, Fairmount.

Perennial Sweet Peas, 2c -ea.
Yard hibiscus, 25c. Purple Fox-
glove 25c dozen. Shasta daisies, _
25c dozen. Butterfly bushes 20c. _
Mrs, V. T. Chamblee, Cumming,
Route 2.

Chrysanthemums, ee
Narcissi and Jonquils 15 dozen,
Red Verbena 5c each. Iris lilies :
20 dozen. White Lilac, 25c each. |
Oxalis, 10c dozen. Ferns, 15e ea.
Miss Addie Wiley, Ashland, Rt.

1,

Pink Thrift 50c hundred, 500
for $2. White Iris, Giant cannas
mixed colors, Yellow narcissi,
yellow jonquils, butter and egg, |
25 dozen. All postpaid. Mrs. A.
D. Windham, Reynolds, Rt. 1. |

Any kind Mountain grown trees
or shrubbery cheap. Write for
prices stating size and kind
wanted. Black walnuts, year old
10c each, 50 for $2. George Da-
vis, Sarah.

Jonquils, 25c doz. asparagus |
roots, 25c ea. 2 for 45c; 6 butter
and eggs bulbs, 20c; peppermint
25ce doz. Miss Pauline See







































































































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_ Market Bulletin
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THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1933.



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ANNOUNCEMENT

On Saturday, February 4th,
Mrs. C. W. Heery, Marketing
Specialist of the Bureau of
Markets will conduct a Mu-
sical program over WSB, es-
pecially dedicated to the Far-
mers of Georgia.

George Daniels Hill Billy
Band will furnish the music;
and you are invited to tune
in on WSB at 11:15 Satur-
day morning.







Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Crepe Myrtle plants, rooted,
prices yood, will exch. for value.
M. C. Carter, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Mums, all colors, prize win-
ning, 36 varieties, 20 plants la-
beled, packed $1.10. Unnamed
25-$1. Del. Dahlias. Mrs. J. W.
Lariscy, Halcyondale. -

Silver leaf Maple 2 to 4 ft. 3
for 50c; Junipers 25c; Dbl. yel-
low Japonicas 10c; Purple Iris,
yellow day lilies 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Kathlene Langley,
- Ellijay, Rt. 3.

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*F iswers and Seed
For Sale

Pink Honeycomb and dark red
dahlia roots, 4c ea. Cannas, red,
yellow and lemon sc ea. Pink
canna lilies 5c ea. Annie Grace
Howard, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

Blue rape Hyacinths, 50c-
100; $2-500. Snowdrops
Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

Dbl. poppy seed 10c tbls. Red
hollyhock seed 10c cup. Mixed
colors Mums 10c doz. Will exc.
for seed peanuts or Sa Silver

Fox rabbits. Mrs. J. P. Harvey,
Monroe.

Arborvitae, Boxwoods, Juni-
pers, Rosemary. and Cypress;
narcissi, Daffodils, jonquils,

snowdrops; hedge cuttings, roo-
ted or unrooted cuttings of ram-
blers; English Dogwood, hydran-
geas. Write. Mrs. J. N. ee
Morganton.

White narcissi, yellow daffo-
dils, large red cannas, purple i-
ris, blooming size 20c doz. Hol-
lyhocks, dbl. poppy seed 10c tbls.
Will exch. for cotton feed sacks.
Miss Myrtle Walker, Fairburn,
Rt. 4.

Rainbow moss 10 bunch. Cac-
tus blooming bunch 10c; Crepe
Myrtle 3 to 4 ft. 15c; 2 for 25c;
Mixed sweet Williams 10c doz.
Arborvitaes 12-15 in. 15c. L. A.
Hill, Woodstock, Rt. 3, Box 150.

Cuttings, dbl. all colors Al-
theas; Persian Lilacs; Trailing
Euonymous; Cape _ Jasmines,

Sweet pomegranates, Gradiflo-

ra 25c doz. Spireas, 25c doz. del.
Mrs. B. E. Gooch, Eator:ton.

Ferns 5c; Sultanas 5c; dbl.
white fuchsia, rooted, 10c; lav-
ender dbl. petunias 5c cut. Add
postage. Mrs. Linda Smith, Flo-
wery Branch, Rt. 1.

Japonicas 25c;
doz. White Dogwood, 15c; Gold-
en Rods and Honeysuckles 10c
ea. Blue iris 15c bunch. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Jim Smith Talking
Rock, Rt..2.

Red Flowering Quince cut-
tings, purple hollyhocks, Doro-
thy Perkins roses cuttings 5c;
Dogwood 25c ea. Wild yellow hi-
biscus 10c ea. Add postage. Mary
Long, Culverton.

Pink roses 25c-6; Blue iris 20c
doz. Red Dogwood 6-25c; Aza-
leas 4 for 25c; Arborvitaes, 1 yr.
3 for 25c; Mountain Ivy 10c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Hattie De-
hort, Mineral Bluff.

Red Japonicas 2 for 25c; Red
Dogwood 4 for 25c; Azaleas 50c
doz. Arborvitaes, hedge bushes
2 for 25c. Evergreen ferns 20c
doz. Mrs. Addie Abercrombie,
Loving.

Sweet shrubs, Dorothy Perkins
vines 15c ea. 3 for 25c; Mixed
petunias 15c doz. 2 doz. 25c;
Roots mossed, prepaid. Mrs. D.
E. Cason, Blackshear, Rt. 2.

American Rose bushes 5c ea.
Winter jasmines 10c. Add post-
age. Mrs. S. N. Camp, Eastan-
ollee.

Pink thrift, 100 plants 50c;
300-$1; Pink mammoth poppy
seed 10c thls. Althea, 1 yr. old
to exch. for Azalea, rooted. Mrs.
John McGill, Parrott.

Dbl. mixed hollyhock seed 10c
per cup. Mrs. M. N, Putnam,
Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Blue and white Flag lilies $1
per 100 del. Mrs. C. M. vase
Silver Creek, Rt. 1.

Hybiscus, Everlasting Sweet-
peas, red everblooming salvia,
dahlias, flowering zinnias, blooms
3 to 4 in. across. All 13c per pkg.
in orders of 3 pkg. Mrs. Mary
Spinell, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 2.

Evergreen Boxwood cuttings,
75c per 100. Add postage. Mrs.
J. Q. Grant, Shiloh, Ga.

Dbl. decorative dahlias, red
and white, pink and yellow, sal-
mon, and lavender, nice bulbs,
70c doz. 6 for 40c; Instructions
on request. Other seed free with
orders. Postpaid. Mrs. Alvin
Todd, Sarah.



$1-100. |

daffodils 50c |



Flowers and Seed

For Sale

Lemon lilies, blue velvet iris,
20c doz. Foxgloves, pink and yel-
low; pink, purple and white fall
pinks, 19c doz. Yellow Japonica
10c and Rambling rose bushes,
50c doz. Inez Vick, Ellijay, Ga.

Nandinas, Ligustrum, Lucidum,
Thunbergia, Arbor vitaes, Abel-
ias roots,,50c ea. FOB Milner.
Crepe Myrtles and Dogwood 35c
ea. Mrs. G. C. Swint, Milner.

Junipers 20 in. 25c ea. 5 for $1
Globe Arborvitae, 20 in. 25c or 5
for $1. All well rooted. Add pos-

tage. Mrs. C. Allen, Morganton, |

Ga. Rt. 1, Box 10.

Nandina, 1 to 2ft. high, 25c
ea. Add postage. Mrs. Luther
Moore, Plains, Ga., R 2.

Pink Crepe Myrtles, Wisteria,
Flowering Pears, Snowdrops, Ar-
borvitaes and Silver Maples, 10c
ea. Cape Jasmines, 15c. Mrs.
Mary E. Taylor, Gordon, Ga., R.
J

Shasta Daisies, Physostegia,
Golden glow, Ageratum, Michael-
mus daisies, blue hardy asters.
Fall blooming plants, 15c dozen.
Mrs. D. P. Few, Madison, Ga.

Red cannas, bronze foliage 25c
doz. orange with red throat 20c
doz. 1 well rooted balloon vine
20c; yellow mums 15c ea. milk
and wine lily bulbs, 75c doz. Mrs.

N. B. Brady, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 4.
Rhododendrons, Mountain Lau-.

rels, spruce and white pines, az-
aleas, pussy willows, red and
yellow dogwoods, crabapple
sprouts, all rooted, 3 ft. high, 10c
ea. or $1 doz. Dot Wilson, Loving
Ga.

Junipers, 2 and 12 ft. Ever-
greens, 2 to 7 ft. 20 ft. around.
$25 at my home. John B. Grin-
dle, Dahlonega, Ga. R 1, Box 58

Grass pinks, 75c per 100. Daf-
fidols, Golden spur, narcissi, $1
per 100. Shasta daisies and Co-
reopsis 50c, 100. Add postage.
Mrs. Christene McCleod, College
Park, Ga. Rt. 2.

Ornamental, Cherokee and Mc-
Cartney hedge roses 90c 100; $7
per 1M. J. W. Toole, Macon, Ga.
Rt. 2:

Mixed color perennial phlox,
blue iris, narcissi, 75c 100; Red
and yellow Japonicas, Flowering
Crabapples, pink almond 55c doz.
pink Hybiscus, 15c ea. Add post-
age. Martha Hller, Ellijay, Ga.
Ete:

Dahlia bulbs, Michaels, Mill-
ionaires, Williams and Vandivers
15c ea. Rooted Cape Jasmines,
20c. Postage on ordeys less than
50c. Bessie Martin, Gainesville,
Ga. Rt. 9.

Daffodils, orange lilies, narcis-
si, $4 per 1000. Purple Iris $1.25
per 100. Leopard lilies $1.25 per
100. Pink Hibiscus, 25c. Mollie
Henderson, Ellijay, Ga.

Yellow, red and white Japon-
icas, 8 yrs. old 50c; rooted Juni-
pers, $1 ea. Dogwood 4 for $1.
White Iris, 35c doz. Phlox 40c
doz. Miss Etta Barrett, Ellijay,
Ga., Rt. 3, Box 62.

Pansy plants $1 per 100; at
home. 6 doz. del. $1. Gaillardia,
larkspur, Eschscholtzia, cheap. 2

-Abelias, 2 yrs. old. Mrs. BE. C.

Heaton, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 3.

Purple Lilac, 2 yrs. old; 4 Ever-
green boxwoods; 6 orange day
lilies, 4 Shasta daisies; 4 purple
iris. Will exch. for 10 100 lb. feed
sacks. Mrs. R. C. Sullivan, 329
Orleans St., Atlanta, Ga.

Altheas, 4 yrs. old, also root-
ed cuttings. Running roses and
day lilies. Write for prices. J.
Tucker, Campbellton Road, At-
lanta, Ga., Rt. 1.

Pink Sultanas, well rooted, 10c
ea. Mrs. J. M. Tomberlin, Sur-
rency, Ga.

3 doz. well rooted Cape Jas-
mines, 20c ca. W. W. Collins,
Toccoa, Ga., Rt. 2.

Abelias, 3 yrs. old; cream and
pink Japanese honeysuckles, pink





F lowers and Seed

For Sale

spirea, 3 for 60c; Lilacs, almonds
Myrtles, forsythia, altheas, $1.10
doz. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun,
Ga.

Spruce and white pines, lilacs,
cedars, rhododendrons and aza-
leas, 3 for 25c; or will exch. for
white feed sacks. Postage. Mrs.
: M. Wigley, Murrayville, Ga. R

Pac boxwoods 18 in. 50c; Ar-
borvitaes 10 and 15c; Privet hed-
ges evergreen $1.50 per 100. Ju-
nipers, 40 in. 50c; Winter Jas-
mine 10c. Add postage. Belle Ro-

Snow Garlands, Spirea, dbl.
thornless roses, flowering al-
monds, lilacs, dbl. orange lilies,
Spanish iris 12 for $100. Well
rooted. Mrs. Marion Eaten, Dah-
lonega, Ga. R 1.

Water Oaks, 12 1-2c ea. Cedars
2 ft. 10c ea. Boxwood cuttings,

| ark, Clermont, Ga.

50c 100, or $3 per 1000. J. B.
| Tucker, Lithia, Springs.

Cedars, Spruce pines, honey-
suckles and firs, 10c ea. Emil

White, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Red Spider lily bulbs, 40c doz.
Begonias, creepers, cling to any
surface, yellow blossoms 50c doz.
bulbs. 1 rooted Sago Palm, 50c;
Mrs. C. A. Warner, 1445 2nd ave.,
Columbus, Ga.

Dahlia Tubers, Jersey Beauties
25c ea. Mixed gladioli bulbs 25c
doz. $1.25 per 100. Larger quanti-
ties priced on request. Mrs. Em-
ma Jean Cottongim, 816 Ashby
St. SW, Atlanta, Ga.

Tube Rose bulbs $1 per 100.
Will exch. for seed oats. Rhode
Island eggs for hatching or dried
apples. Mrs. E. A. Dawley, Leary,
Ga.

Snowballs, Purple Lilacs, White
Spirea, Jasmines, Flowering Al-
monds, 15c ea. Pink Weigela and
white Lilacs, 25c, Shasta. Daisies
20c doz. Red Gladioli bulbs, 30c
doz. Add postage. Irene: Foster,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Rhododendrons, Spruce Pines,
10c ea. Japonicas, Purple Lilacs,
English Dogwood, 20c ea. Blue
iris 80c-100. Azaleas, 10c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. N. J. Henry, Min-
eral Bluff.

Purple Wistaria and Lilacs 15c
ea. Hardy Phlox, Physostegia,
Gaillardias, Larkspur, single and
dbl. pinks, all colors, 10c doz.
Verbena 15c doz. Dahlia and
canna bulbs 50c doz. Mrs. Belle
Godard, Goggins, Rt. 2.

Cannas 5c ea. $1.50-100; Sweet
Peas, 10c pkg. Gladioli, mixed
variety 50c doz. Phlox and Shas-
ta Daisies, 40c doz. Dahlias 30c
doz. No orders les than 50c. Lil-
lian. Thomas, Haralson.

Snowballs, Spruce pines, Red,
white Dogwood, mixed Azaleas,
25c doz. Jonquils, Day Lilies and
Narcissi 15c doz. Postage. Mrs.
Frank Richard, Hemp.

Jonquils 80c-100; Amaryllis
and Butter and Eggs 90c 100;
Flag lilies 30c doz. American
Beauty roses 20c. Cape Jasmine
20c; Cannas 40c doz. 75c orders
postpaid. Mildred Tanner, San-
dersville, Rt. 1, Box 8.

Phlox, petunias, chrysanthe-
mums, variety, will exch. for
Snapdragons, Gladioli, Crepe
Myrtle, Nandina or any bulbs.
Will selj Mum plants 15 and 20c
doz. Mrs. George Ross, Rhine, R
2

Spruce and White Pines, Rho-
dodendrons, Dogwoods, iWista-
ria $1 doz. up; Blue Iris, Daffo-
dils, Day lilies, 75c 100. Yonge
Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Narcissi bulbs 15c do. $1 100;
Daffodils and Jonquils 10c doz
bulbs. 75c, 100. Mrs. Ira F. Mc-
Minn, Ayersville, Rt. 1.

White April Narcissi 15c doz.
Jonquils 15 doz; Dbl. Red Dah-
lias 15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. W.
r Pollard, Bremen, Rt. 1, Box
St.

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Oxalis 10c; Night Blooming



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Thursday, Febru
Flowers and Se
For Sale

Narcissi bulbs, 15c doz, $
del. Mrs. Eula Ayers, Ayer
Rte

Red Geraniums 15c ea

tus 25c cutting. Alligator
tus 25c; Baby Ferns 15c;
striped Jew 10c cutting. &
postage. Hattie Burnett,
dele, Rt. 4.
California Honeysuckles
March Pinks 30c doz. Bo:
1 ft. 2 for $5. Blue Flag
75 doz. Yellow Thornless
bushes 15c ea. Add postage
L. C. Turner, Dahlonega,

Yellow Jasmmes, pink
las, white Spirea, Althea,
sythia, Hibiscus, Purple
Hedge plants, Hardy Peas.
sell or exch. Ellen Silver, -
ing Rock.

Purple, white and varie;
Petunias, phlox, all coi
doz. 2 for 25c; 75c jer 100.
Verbena 15c; Will exch. for
er flowers. Mrs, G. Theus,
ler, Rt. 1.

Sweet peas, Larkspur,
Robin, Shasta Daisies, V
California Poppy plants Ic
Large Mums 2c ea; African
rigold seed 5c spoonful. Pc
paid on 50c orders. Mrs
Arnett, Amity.

Rhododendrons, Mou
Laurel, Azaleas. red, pink, y
Dogwood, Japonicas, Che
roses $1 doz. all 3 ft. Pere
phlox 25 doz. Mrs. Boon
son, Morganton.

Royal blue Iris $1-100;
chal Neil rambler 20c; Mo
roses, all colors, 4 for $1, I
chal Neil free. White Pe
25c. Dessie Hughey, Ranger.

Large white Chrysanthe
plants 10c ea; $1 doz. &
and Asparagus ferns 15c or
25c; Canna bulbs 15c; Red
raniums 10c or 3 for 25
cutting. Mrs. A. L. Brana
Hardeman Ave., Macon.

Milk and Wine lilies, 60c
bulbs, postpaid. Mrs. L. Co
Clo C. O. Rumph, Camilla,

Ragged Robins, Iris, Ph
tegia, will exch. for red
Oleander, shrubs of any vi
or cabbave plants. Mrs. R.
Dalgo, Jenkinsburg, Rt. 1.

White Spirea, dbl. yellov
ponicas, Altheas, Hibiscus,
bena, purple Iris, Hardy
June lilies, Shasta Daisies
exch. for white feed sac
Willie Dean, Talking Rock.

Privet hedge plants, 2 to
well rooted 1-2c ea. All col
roses, well rooted 15c ea.

Cape Jasmines, Carolina |
ry, pink Crepe Myrtles 15
Annual phlox 20c 100. Lar
3 doz. 25c. Mrs. Rosa a
Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Blue Iris, Tiger Lilies,
daffodils, white narcissi
larkspur, Sweet Peas, 10c
13 doz. $1. Add postage.
Browning, Temple, Rt. 3.

Dbl. Dahlia bulbs, all
ors, 10c ea. 75c doz; Ss
mines rooted 20c;
plants 15c doz. Add posta
orders less 75; Velvie
Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Christmas Cactus, 3
$1 ea; White and red gera
2 for 25c; Orange day lil
and cannas 30c doz. Hydr:
15c. Mrs. C. S. Boyt, Yatesv

Iris 30c doz; Japonicas,
Bells, pink Verbena 15
quils 75c-100. Add posta
Eula Silvers, Ellijay, Rt.
88.

Privet hedge plants, 1:
ft., $2-100; White Cape J
purple lilacs, Snowdrop
honeysuckles, rooted, 10

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F lowers aud Seed
For Sale



October.

antal Arborvitaes, Euony-
4 to 5 ft. balled and bur-
sd, $1 or 6 for $5. Postpaid.
lias, American Beauty roses
Mrs. W. H. Rucker, Milner.

; Everblooming
, pink, cream, red and white
terfly Spirea, Weigela, all
rooted, 15c; White, blue
ze Iris, 25c doz. Add post-
Mrs. J. Winter, Buford, Ga.

ums, 45 varieties, exhibition
ts, some Japanese type, 16
$1, 40 for $2; 100 for $4.50.
orders less 20c; Labeled and
Mrs, S. L. _Jackson,. Chats-
Hy. :
ink Perennial phlox, single
dbl. Pinks, Perennial Ver-
20c doz. Physostegia, 6 for
Other blooming shrubbery,
Mrs. O. Ham, Forsyth.
zaleas, Mountain Laurels,
nlocks, 15c ea. Junipers, roo-
5c ea. Tiger lilies 25c ea.
Dogwood, 15c. Cherokee ro-
20c. Add postage. Mrs. C.
ton, Mineral Bluff. Gi
fagnolias, 25c; Cedars, thu-
, Butterfly bushes, 15c; Spi-
lilies 6 for 25c; will exch. for
te sacks. Mrs. Noah Lewis,
mshboro. :

| Baby Poinciana seed 10c per

cup; Beautiful, red, bloom-
shrub, bloom from June to
Mrs. Clyde Sandifer,
st Grove,

hogany and gold Marigold
, 10c pkg. Well rooted.
nksgiving Cactus, 10, 15 and
ea. Mrs. M. L. Dix, 216 W.

mine St., Fitzgerald.

ogwood and Highland Ce-

dbl. Pearl] Tuberoses and
bu. dark red Easter lilies 4
s for 10c; 9 for 20c; 20 for
Add postage. Charles M.
ith, Eldorendo.
aladiums, 3 yrs. old 35c ea.
ll ones 15c; California Sweet
; 10c per tbls. Cannas, dbl.
e 10c per root. Mrs. Ella
m, Pitts, Ga. Rt. 1.
rubbery of all kinds, will
i exch. Mrs. A. J. Welden,

arcisis bulbs, white; Day lil-
yellow flowers; Japonicas,
anese Quince, Cedars. All
es reasonable. Mrs. Loula
inggood, Calhoun, Rt. 1, Box

errestrial Orchid, foliage
rd like; bloom on tall spikes;
red, six petals, 6 to 8 in.

to 7 ft. 35c, 4 for $1; Mrs.
nt Brock, Tallapoosa.

pl. Cannas, red, pink and
legated 5 doz. Sweet shrubs
a. Hardy phlox $1 per 100.
fe white Mums 35c doz. Mrs.

e Whigham, Whigham, Rt.}

looming size Gladioli bulbs
doz. $1, 100; Choice

Ss 25c ea. Wistaria, Weize-
Altheas, all 2 ft. 20c ea. Mrs.
i. Leverett, Atlanta, Rt. 1;
5960.
ed Oleander, white and red

, Wistaria, Abelia, Box-
, Cape Jasmines, Japoni-
Monthly roses 15c ea. Red,
, perennial verbenas, iris

,

ooted Boxwoods, 1 to 2 ft.
40c; smaller size 4 for 40c;
ALS, Snowballs, red monthly
Sweet shrubs, Honeysuc-
of ea. for 40c. Mrs. J. W.
er, Gainesville, Rt. 7.
Zaleas, 25c doz. Rhododen-
s, Mountain Laurels, Spruce
*S 30c doz. English Honey-
les 10c ea. Violets and ferns
25c. Ruby Medlin, Ellijay.
aryllis bulbs 15c ea. 2 for
1 doz. Canna, bulbs, yellow
'Splotches, solid orange
poe postpaid. Antoinette

n ee Poppy seed, Sweet
Seed 2 tbls. 10c; will



exch. for dbl. fuchsias, sultanas,
Begonias, or rubber plant. Mrs.
Lloyd Reece, Woodstock, Rt 2.

Roses, Frau, Karl, Drushki,
Ophelia and Mrs, Aaron Ward, 5
for $1. Thumbergi 25c ea. Red
and salmon Amaryllis 20c; Mrs.
F. R. Hobbs, Siloam.

Purple Iris, Daffodils, Narcis-
si, Jonquils, 75; Dbl. yellow red
Japonicas, purple Wistaria, 10c
ea. $1 doz. Azaleas, 30c doz. Miss
Bernice Parks, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

6 large Boxwood bushes $50;
1-2 mile from Ludville, west side.
Come and see if interested. Mrs,
T. H. Swofford, Ranger, Rt. 2.

Spruce pines, white Dogwood,
Azaleas, Poplars and Sweetgums,
Rhododendrons 10c ea. Japoni-
cas 20c ea. Mrs. Ruth Buchanan,
Blue Ridge.

Chrysanthemums, 15c doz. all
colors, average size, 9 in. Add
postage, will accept stamps. Mrs.
Carrie L. Price, Jenkinsburg.

Carnation, poppy, larkspur,
Brown-eyed Susan and Peri-
winkle seed, 10c per spoonful.
Cedars, 12 to 18 in. genuine Um-
brella Chinas, 30c ea. Cannas,
50c-100. Mrs. W. L.. Daniel, Daw-
son, Rt. 1; Box -101.

Spirea, Honeysuckles, Forsy-
sythia, Weigela, Rambler roses,
10 to 25 ea. Abelias 15 to 30c
ea. Irish Junipers, 10c; will exc.
for value. Mrs. Bettie Roberts,
Tallapoosa, Ga.

Gladioli 25c doz. Fall pinks,
Birdeye Bushes, Sweet Williams,
Lemon lilies 25c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs, Ernest Easley, Ellijay.

Butter and Eggs, Fox Gloves
35. for 6c: Hollyhocks, 75c doz.

Blue Flag lilies 50 doz. Add'

postage. Mrs. Jemima Crump,
Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

White American Beauty roses,
well rooted 20c ea. Golden Ar-
borvitae, 25c; Caladiums varie-
gated leaves 20c; Royal Poinci-
ana 25c. Add postage, Florence
Wise, Plains.

White Spirea, dbl. yellow Ja-
ponicas, Altheas, Hibiscus, Hol-
lyhocks, Verbna Iris, Phlox, June
lilies, white and yellow Shasta
Daisies. Exch. for white feed
sacks. Mrs. Willie Dean, Talk-
ing Rock.

Dbl. Poppy, mixed Coleus, 10c
per thls. Larkspur 10c tbls. Pink
and red Gladioli bulbs: 10c ea.
All postpaid. Mrs. Emory G. Log-
gins, Jefferson, Rt. 1.

Shasta daisies, Golden glow,
Easter lilies and Tiger lilies 10c
per 6. White and yellow mums,
20c per doz. Pink Crepe myrtles
wisteria vine, 10c; Cape Jasmine
15c, all good roots. Mrs. Mary
EK. Tayor, Gordon, Ga., R 3.

2 Boxwoods 4 1-2 ft. high 18
in. cross $10 ea.
in. high and 16 in. across $8 ea.
James L. Cook, 85 S. Warren St.,
Monticello, Ga.

Jonquils, narcissi, pink and
white hardy phlox, iris, 75c; dbl.
yellow and red Japonicas, 10 ea.
Azaleas all colors; pink weigel-
jas, 30c doz. All rooted. Mrs. G.
Davis, Ellijay, Ga.

Elephant ear fluffs, 3 for 25;
purple iris 50c doz.; yellow lilies
25c doz. Water moss 5c cutting;
blue moon flowers, 15 doz. seed.
Mrs, Claude Hardin, Cartersville,
Ga., RFD 4.

Shasta daisies, Coreopsis, Gail-
ladias 50c per 100. Blue hya-
cinths, orange lilies, purple iris,
75e per 100. Sweet grass pinks,
2 doz. 25c. Mrs. Richard Pow-
ell, College Park, Ga., R 2.

Dbl. red poppy seed 10c per
tbls. Add postage. Mrs. D. F.
Walker, Warthen, Ga.

Junipers, 1 yr. old, 50c; 2yrs.
$1 and 4 yrs. $2.50. 8 to 10 ft.
$10 ea. Purple King iris 25c doz.
Pink almonds, 10c. ea. Bessie
Mae Keener, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3,
Box 39.

Golden Arborvitae,

| per 100.

4 boxwoods 4.



evergreen

boxwoods, 15c ea. Azaleas: yellow
and red dogwoods 10c ea.; pink
trailing arbutaes; 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Mae Wright, Lov-
ing, Ga.

One large dbl. red Camilla ja-
ponicas, 8 ft. tall, $25 cash. Buy-
er to dig and move. Jas. R John-
son, Climax.

Dbl. yellow Japonicas, 3 yrs.
old 25c; mock oranges, 3 yrs. 25c;
Dbl. pink almonds, 15c ea. Daf-
fodil bulbs, 75c per 100. Verna
Parks, Talking Rock, R 2.

Poppy seed, fine variety, 10c
spoonful; lafkspur, mixed, 8c
pkg. Dbl. hollyhocks 8c pkg. Phy-
sostegia, larkspur, verbena and
caliiopsis plants for sale or exch.
for Pink dogwood. Mrs. Elzy
Pugh, Expermient, Ga.

Meat eating plants, will catch
flies and insects, 2 nice bulbs 50c
postpaid. H. W. Corbitt, Lakeland
Ga.

One full size boxwood, 6 ft.
high, circumference 20 ft. Write
for price. Mrs. J. F. Eden, Au-
burn, Ga.

Tiger lilies, 8c bunch; March
flowers, 3c bunch; Mums, yel-
low and bronze, 5c ea. hardy
phiox, 2c ea. hollyhocks 8c bunch
Herbert Pritchett, Ellijay, Ga. R
4,

Dbl. yellow Japonicas, pink
blooming Billard Spirea, searlet
Azaleas, blooming size, white
azaleas; Spruce pines, 25c ea. all
rooted. Miss Viola Hensley, Elli-
jay, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 60.

Rooted Cape jasmine, 20c ea;
Sweet Williams, blue salvia and
Shasta daisies 10c doz. Narcissus
bulbs, 3 doz. 25c; 50c per 100.
Mrs. R. R. Gailey, Baldwin, R 1.

Physostegia, purple, 10c doz;
Snow drops and azaleas, 15c ea;
mums, 15c doz. White iris, 5c ea.
or 3 for 10c; long and short leaf
pines 15 and 25c ea. Pink thrift
2 doz. 25c; hollyhocks, 4 for 25c;
Fannie Jarrell, Butler, Ga. R 2.

Daffodils, jonquils and yellow
grass lilies, 5 doz.; snowballs,
seven-sister roses, white running
roses 5c ea. Dogwood and spruce
pine, 5c ea. Mrs. J. A. Dyer,
Dahlonega, Ga. R 1.

Pink cannas, Hungaria shell
pink, Concord salmon pink and
}Pocahuntas salmon with bronze
foliage. Write for prices. Mrs. A.
R. Ciack, Auburn, Ga.

Pink and purple Crepe Myr-
tles, 2 to 4 ft. high, 15c; $12.50
Jonquils, yellow and
white narcissi and white iris.
Mrs. Cliff Morgan, Americus.

Rhododendrons, American
Globe Arborvitaes, 24c; Butter-
flies, 6 for $1; All colored Azal-
eas, yellow dogwoods, Cherokee
roses $1 doz. Blue violets and
perennial phlox, $1 doz. Addie
Wilson, Morganton.

Yellow and red cannas, Ic ea.
Spirea 10c del. blue violets 1c ea.
purple lilacs, 10c ea. dbl. daffo-
dils, 1c ea. All del. Mrs. W. L.
Parks, Carnesville.

Daffodil bulbs, purple Iris 75c
per 100; purple and white lilacs
10c ea.; Golden Glow and pink
and white hybiscus 10c ea; flow-
ering almond, 15c or wili exch for
anything useful. Mrs. Victoria
Foster, Talking Rock, Ga. R 2.

Cannas, yellow and red, 25c
doz; yellow jasmines; purple li-
lacs, red Cydonia, Japonicas,
Snowballs, 25c ea.; Iris, lavender
and purple, 20c doz. Mrs. Riley
Ross, Ringgold, Ga.

Jonquils, pink iris, 75c; dbl. red
and yellow Japenicas; pink Crepe
myrtles, pink almond _ weigelas,
10c ea; Azaleas, all colors, 30c
doz., rooted. Mrs. R. M. Ray, El-
lijay, Ga.

Dwarf Boxwood, rooted 8 in. $4
per 100; smaller plants,
per 100. Dbl. red Camellia Ja-
ponicas, 50c ea. del. Mrs. R. F.
Terrell, Greenville, Ga.

Azaleas, 2 ft. 18 for $1; Pink
Flowering almonds 6 for 50c; Red

$1.75 |

Japonicas, Rose of Sharon, 6 for
60c; Iris lilies, 30c doz. Cream
dogwoods, 2 ft. 12 for $1. E. Hea-
ton, Mineral Bluff, Ga.

Rhododendrons, Cherokee ros-
es, red and yellow; red and wht.
dogwood, 3 ft. high, $1. Japonicas
and Arborvitaes 25c eg. Phlox
and violets, $1 per 100. Bonnie
Abercrombie, Morganton, Ga.

Snowballs, $1 doz. Wite and
Hemlock pines, $1 doz. Bridal
Wreath, $1 doz. Trailing Arbut-
us 50c doz. Miss Ruth White,
Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 35.

Red and white Spirea; blue and
white Althea; red verbena; weep-
ing willows, 5 cape jasmines, will
exch. for quilt. tops. Write for
prices, send stamp for reply. Mrs.
Daniel McCook, McIntyre, Ga.
Rt. 2.

White Spirea, pink, red and
white Dorothy Perkins roses, 6
for 55c. Trumpets, daffodils, nar-
cissi with yellow cups, 2 doz. 45c;
Mrs. Sam Smith, Austell, Ga. R
2.

Blooming size Spider lilies 45c
doz. Pink Radiance roses, 30c;
White Easter lilies 20c rooted.
Dbl. butter and Egg lilies 25c doz
Mrs. M. T. Tanner, Sandersville.

White Shasta daisies and lav-

Verbena 2 bunches, 5c. Well root-
ed; add postage. Mrs. Charlie
Cross, Social Circle, Ga., Rt. 3.

Mountain Laurels, 10c or $1
doz. Emily Long, Cleveland, R
4,

Purple iris and hedge, rooted,
50c per 100; Pussy willows, 10c
ea. 3 for 25c; Blue violets, 20c,
100. Golden glow, 20c doz. Wilea
Mae Ralston, Ella Gap, Ga.

Purple lilacs, 15 ea. 3 for 40c;
White daisies 10c, $1 doz. Mrs.
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga.

King Alfred jonquil bulbs,
blooming size, 75c, 100. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Gussie Conner, Villa
Rica, Ga. Rt. 1.

Honeysuckles, 75c doz. Maples
and white pines $1.50, will exch.
Dollie Blackwell, Cleveland.

Pink azaleas, Abelias, purple
lilacs, cape jasmine, pink weige-

bena, 20c doz. Mrs. Jessie Jack-
son, 691 Vernon Ave., Atlanta.

Iris 50c doz. Shasta daisies 10c
bunch; Gaillardia 10c doz. Mixed
larkspur, 10c doz. Phlox 10c. Add
postage. Mrs. E. L. Rogers, Grif-
fin.

Cannas, King Humbert, 5c ea.
50c doz. Add postage. Mrs. C. A.
McCrary, 721 Monte Sano Ave.,
Augusta.

Larkspur, Weigelia and poppies
8c doz. 4 doz. 25c; Tiger lilies, 2
for 15c; Chrysanthemums, 15c
doz. 25 different kinds seed 5c
pkg. Mrs. J. H. Fife, Armuchee.

3 ea. 30 kinds Mums unlabeled
$1; Shasta daisies, Physostegia,
Ageratum and Gai.lardias, $1 per
100. 5 Lotus lily bulbs, $1. Min-
nie Phillips, Sulphur Springs.

Hibiscus 15c ea. Mountain Lau-
rels, Rhododendrons, 30e doz.
White and orange azaleas, 20c
doz. Wild violets, 15c, 100; Will
exch. for things of equal value.
Myrtle Duva.l, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Mixed mums, petunias and
phlox, 25c, 100; rooted rose bush-
es, 10c ea. Rosemary, 10 to 25c;
add postage. Mrs. Joe W. Ford-
ham, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Rhododendrons, Mountain
Laurels, Spruce and White Pines
Mixed Azaleas, pink and yellow
Dogwoods, Sweet: shrubs, 10c ea.
$1 doz. American Beauty roses,
50c doz. Ethel Wilson, Sweet
Gum.

Hastiings variety, dbl. -Chry-
santhemums, Snow King, white,
60c doz. Yellow Lady, 75 dozen.
Bronze and red mixed 80c doz.
Pink Wing 75c doz. Add postage. |
Miss Saas Tilley, Ellije Ye Rt. 3. |



ender Easter lilies, 10c doz. Red |

lia, crepe myrtle, 20c ea. red ver-.



Red Japonicas, pink Almonds,
red Althea, 10c ea. Phlox and
blue Iris, 15c doz. Purple Fox
Gloves and Spider Warts, 10c
doz. Claudia Jones, Ella Gap. "

Pink Gladioli bulbs, Easter lli-
jes, 25c doz. Mrs. Arad Smith,
Lavonia. y

Pink Mountain Thrift, vooteuy

40c per 100; or $1 per 300. No |

checks, add postage. Mrs. J. x.
Duke, Wrens.
Begonias, yeibidonine. 256;
Boston Ferns, 25c; Christmas
Cactus 10c; Gladioli 25c dozen;
Butterfly bushes, 25c. Mrs. E,
Bramhold, Mount Airy, Rt. 1.
Cannas, Eureka, King Hum- ~

/bert, Mrs. A. Conard, Colossal,

Wintzers $1.50 per 100; $8 per M;
1 doz. different dahlia bulbs 5c.
Mrs. J. E. Harrell, Quitman, R
6.

Rhododendrons, Azalias, spruce
and white pines, Mountain Lau-
rels, Dogwood, Japonicas, Butter-
fly bushes, Velvet roses, rooted 2
to 4 ft. $1 doz. Arbutus, lilies,
narcissi, 30c doz. Mrs. J. H. Rene
land, Ellijay.

Pyramid and Globe Arborutte
aes, 6 ft. Junipers, Boxwood, wa-
ter lilies, poppies and other sma] s
plants. Write for prices. Mrs. W.
T. Panter, Morganton, Ga.

Blue Iris, Tiger lilies, yellow
daffodils, narcissi bulbs larkspur
and giant Sweet Peas, 10c dozen.
13 dozen $1. Add postage. Dora
Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Rooted Junipets, lilacs, butter-
fly bushes, 25c ea; Snowdrops,
15c doz. Pinks, jonquils 20c doz.
Iris lilies 30c doz. Martha Roses
20c ea. May Belle a ;
eral Bluff.

Snowballs, purple lees. snow- |
drops, golden rods, pink Flower- ~
ing almonds, all 15c ea. Cape jas-
mines, 25c ea. Will exch. for wht
guano sacks. Mrs. Ju.ia Sand-
ers, Lawrenceville, R 1.

Snowballs, purple lilacs, pink
almonds, 15c ea. Add postage. _
Will exch. for good second-hand ~
clothing. Mrs. May Wilson, Talk-
ing Rock, Rt. 3.

Larkspur, phlox plants, 5c 100
Exch. for pink hydrangeas, root-
ed or flowering aimond. Mrs. G.
C. Davis, Siloam.

Butterfly bushes, Shower of
Gold, English dogwood, purple
althea, van Houtti spirea, pink
weigelia, jasmines, 15c ea. Exch.
for white sacks. Mrs. J. W. At-
kinson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Dwarf boxwoods, small bunch-
es, well rooted, $1 per 100. Mrs.
Sarah Morris, Clermont, RFD 1.

Geranuims, peach, red, white,
and pink; ferns 25c. A. B. Wood
Griffin.

Mums, variegated, gold and
bronze, 40c doz. Blue violets, 50c |
100; Hardy Verbena 25c doz.; >
White and purple iris, Shasta
Daisies, 25c doz. 2 colors dahlia
10c bulb. Mrs. R. C. Henderson,
Oakman.,

All colors Verbena, Sweet Will-
iams, dbl. Larkspur, Shasta dais-
ies, Physostegia, 20c doz. del.
J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, R

Amaryllis bulbs 10c ea. Mums a
10c per doz. Will exch. for snow-
ball bush, Camillia, Japonicas,
Butterfly bushes, Mock orange or
Bleeding Heart. Mrs. J. L. Wolfe,
Washington, Rt. 3.

Spirea, Van Houtti 10c; Anth-
ony Waterer 15c; Weigelia, 10c;
Mock orange, 10c. All colors in
altheas, 15c. Mrs. M. L. Ve
tench, Bremen.

Daisies, red and white stripe 4
oclock seed 10c per tbls. a'l del.
Mrs. Edgar Ashmore, Manches-
ter, R 1.

Golden Bells, Weeping Mary, 2
for 25c; Shasta Daisies, purple |
Iris, 20 doz. Primroses 16c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. so
ote ee Rt. 3.



F lowers and Seed
For Sale
Mixed colors Phlox and Lark-
- gpur plants 25c C. Dahlias, sev-
eral colors 5c each. Yellow daf-
- fodils sell or exchange for cab-
-bage and onion plants. Write

_ first. Mrs. Mollie Gable, Talla-
_ poosa, Route 3.

_ Have rooted Verbena, red white
- Oleander, Shasta adaisies, 3 for
Se, Larkspur plants, 2 dozen 5c,
- Larkspur seed, 2 tablespoons, 5e,
_ stamps accepted. Mrs. T. A.
- Loveless, Rochelle.

Double larkspur, all colors 10c
dozen. Weeping Forsythia, 10c
piece. Clematis vine, deep blue,
10c bunch, Primroses, pink, 10c
dozen. Add postage. Miss Blanch
Woods, LaFayette, Route 5.
White Spider lilies 40c dozen.

$2.50 hundred. Add postage. Ruby
Jo Champion, Fairmount.

_ Perennial Sweet peas, 2c each.
Yard Hibiscus 25c. Purple Fox-
glove 25c dozen. Shasta daisies
- 25c dozen. Butterfly bushes 20c.
Mrs. V. T. Chamblee, Cumming,
Po Rtg,

- Chrysanthemums, Gladioli,
- Narcissi, and Jonquils, 15c doz-
en. Red Verbena 5c each. Iris
Viies 20c dozen. White Lilac, 5c
each. Oxalis 10c dozen. Ferns 15c
each. Miss Addie Wiley, Ash-
Jand, Route 1.

Pink Thrift 50c hundred, 500
for $2. White Iris, Giant canans,
._ mixed colors, Yellow Narcissi,
Yellow jonquils, butter and eggs,
-_ 25 dozen. All postpaid. Mrs, A.
PD. Windham, Reynolds, Rt. 1
Any kind Mountain grown
frees or Shrubbery cheap. Write
for prices stating size and kind
wanted. Black walnuts, year old,
~ 10c each, 50 for $2. George Da-
. vis, Sarah.

_ Mixed colors Phlox, and Lark-
spur plants, 25c C. Dahlias, sev-
eral colors, 5c each. Yellow daf-

- fodils, sell or exchange for cab-
- bage and onion plants. Write
first. Mrs. Mollie Cable, Talla-
-poosa, Rt. 3.

-. Have roted verbena: red, white




































Oleander, Shasta daisies, 3 for
Sc. Larkspur plants, 2 dozen 5c.
Larkspur seed, 2 tablespoons, 5c,
Stamps accepted. Mrs. T. A.
Loveless, Rochelle.
Double Larkspur all colors 10c
dozen. Weeping Forsythia 10c
piece. Clematis vine, deep blue,
- 10c bunch, Primroses, pink, 10c
dozen. Add postage. Miss Blanch
Woods, LaFayette, Rt. 5.
- Deep pink crepe myrtle, 2 to
83 ft. high, 10c each, 12 for $1.
L. J. Keadle, Yatesville.
x -Godlen Bell and Goldenrod
and other flowers for sale. Miss
-M. E. Adams, Marietta, R 3.
Dbl. zinnia seed (old maids), 8
dif. col. 10c teacupful. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Canon,
oie Ak
Silver Maples, 1 to 4 ft., 10c
to 25c each, not prepaid. Herbert
Bennett, Jasper, R 2, Box 18.
Yellow cluster narcsisi, 20c
doz. pink Amaryllis lilies, large
bulbs, 40c; small ones, 10c: red
June cactus, rooted, 5c. Add
- postage. Mrs. Thomas Diggs.
- Douglasville, 12 E. Strickland
St.
_ Roses, altheas, lilacs, also Him-
_ glaya berries, Pecan nad Peach
_ tree seedlings, cash or exch. C.
W. Page, Norcross. |
- Camellia Japonicas, Nandinas,
_ green and variegated Eunoymus,
_ Camphor trees, tea olives and
_boxwoods, from 25c to 1l5c. Ne
order less $1. Add postage. Miss
_ H. A. McNair, Whigham.
- Yellow and white jonquils and
daffodils, 50c C. Blooming quince
10 to 25c; forsythia, 10 to 26c;
iris, white, blue and yellow, 10c
doz. Mrs. N. P. Ruff, Sunny-
side.
.Geraniums, dbl. col. begonias,
_ 4 kimds large type mums, large,
all col. verbenas, dark Red Can-
- mas, red and orange, giant, 10c
R3. Mrs. W. J. oe Claxton,

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Japonicas, 2 - 3 yrs. old, $1.00
doz. Jap. quince, golden bells, al-
theas, bridal wreath, snowdrops,
$1 doz. 4 col. iris 6 doz. $1.00.
Well rooted Mrs. J. W. Silver,
Talking Rock.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, mA Jap
quince, azaleas, pink myrtles, 2
for 25c; blue iris, daffodils, 5
doz. $1; water moss, 10c dozen.
Lace grass, 10c bunch. Add post-
age. Myrtle Roe, Talking Rock.

Snowballs, bridal wreath, pur-
ple lilies, 15 each; and peach
rose, and golden bells, 10c each;
black walnut and tame cherry,
10c ea. Mrs. A. H. Patterson,
Talking Rock.

Hardy phlox, purple iris, ar-
borvitaes, also salad peas, white
blooms, 20c cup, 3 cups, 50 del.
Exc. for Pear, Cherry, Apricot
trees, and lint cotton. Mrs. M.
C.. Mason, Cut Cane.

Watermelon pink Crepe Myr-
tles, orange sultanas, 10c ea. or
exc. for large leaf begonias, wht.
sultanas and pink and orange
cannas. Miss Beatrice Pierce,
Stockton.

5 col. perennial phlox, gladio-
li, 20ec doz. 6 doz. $1. Red crepe
myrtles, 10c each, 3 for 25c; dah-
jas, all dbl. 30 col. 25c and 50c
doz. and other flowers. Mrs. J.
H. Roebuck, Buford, R 2.

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

Watermelon red crepe myrtles,
50c a tree and St. Augustine
grass, 75 bu. del. Mrs. B. T.
Johnson, Bluffton.

Corn flowers, Chinese Forget-
menots, larkspur_ , gaillardias,
Calif. poppys, 20c doz. or exc. for
snapdragons, fox glove, Colum-
bine or perennial phlox. Mrs.
J. F. Solomon, Jeffersonville.



Flowers and Seed

Wanted

Exe. dahlias, variegated, red,
yellow, blooming size tubers, fa-
mous kudzu, Clematis, Easter
Rose, yellow and white Star jas-



-mine, all col. cannas for peren-

nial shrubs, Evergreens, etc. Mrs.
Brooks Edwards, Guyton, R 1.
Exe. all kinds rooted pot flow-

ers, narcissi, flowering almonds, |

white brier rose, red dahlias, iris,
dif. kind flower seed, for white
American Beauty rose, Crocus,
Regale Lily, etc. Mrs. M. D. Pitt-
man, Maysville.

Want a white canna and dbl.
hyacinths, mixed colors. Beulah
Neland, Atco.

Exc. old fashioned boxwood
cuttings, well rooted, for Nandi-
nas, rhododendrons, Coral berry,
Coral vine, Japonicas, azaleas,
red dogwood, white and spruce
pines. Mrs. H. M. Hopkins, Pal-
metto, R 2.

Exc. large yellow chrysanthe-
mums for large, white, pink or
salmon color Mums; plant for
plant. Mrs. Fannie Hunt, Talla-
poosa.

Want 100 Giant pansy plants,
pink cannas, Umbrella China
trees, also other flowers and
shrubbery. Exc. 100 lb. cap. white
feed sacks at 10c ea. and pure
Ancona eggs. Mrs. Lewis P.
Gunn, Themson.

Want to hear from parties oy.
ing Boxwood plants for sale or
trade. Must be cheap. A. P.
Chapman, Moultrie, R 2.

Several pure B. Rock cockerels
to exc. for shrubbery, bulbs, can-
nas and other flowers. Mrs. J. H.
Smith, Ashland.

Want 1 large size Beefsteak
begonia, well rooted, dahlia bulbs
dbl. and variegated, blooming
size bulbs, yellow sultana cut-

tings. Will exc. white and pink,
dbl. oleander and: sultana cut-



bens wi exc. white. and oink



MARKET BULLETIN.
Flowers and Seed

Wanted

dbl. oleander and others. Mrs.
Irene Harper, Wray, R 1.

Want to get several Nandinas,
a yr. old, also arborvitae trees
or plants, any kind ef shrubbery.
Let me hear from you. Mrs, An-
nie Carson, Warrenton.

Exc. dahlia bulbs and chrysan-
themum slips for blooming size
gladioli and tuberose bulbs. Miss
Alma Holmes, Fort Gaines.

Gladioli and iris to exc. for dbl
hyacinths or pansy plants. Mrs.
L. H. Coe, Eastanollee.

Want new var. yellow roses,
golden or canary cojor, also W. L.
pullets. Exe. collection of best
named dahlias and cannas. or
pay cash. Mrs. Mitch Friar, Toc-
coa.

Exe. 50 eggs cap. Cypress in-
cubator for roses, dahlias, other
bulbs or shrubbery. Write offer
first. I. K Pitts, Columbus, 1201
2nd Ave.

Exc. 5 var. of monthly rose
cuttings or Porto Rico potato
Gov. insp. plants (in season) for
large var., Begonia and geranium
cuttings, or rooted japonicas.
Hazel Roberts, Ashburn R 2, Box
65.

Parties having cut flowers, hy-
acinths, jonquils, and narcissi to
sell, communicate with Martha
Davis, Lilburn, R 1.

Exc. Burbanks Golden Treas-
ure cantaloupe seed, guar. pure,
2nd yr. direct, for old fashioned
jonquils and sweet scented white
narcissi bulbs, red and white
Camellia Japonicas, and others.
R. H. Long, Culverton.

Want to hear from parties
having shrubbery and fruit trees
for sale that would be willing to
exc. Also want 2 - 3 mos. old
Jersey and Guernsey heifers.
Mrs. Frank Howell, Lakeland,

Want to grow bulbs for party:
Gladiolus, Cannas, and fine

|Dahlias. Party to furnish bulb-

lets, roots, seed ets. Write for
full particulars at once. Miss Ida
Dodd, Fairmount, R 1.

Exe. trailing purple plumbago
for bleeding heart bulbs, or for-
sythia, weigelas or hydrangea.
My plants are 15c doz. Mrs. M.
N. Terry, Benevolence.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted





2 pecan dusting machines
cheap; Williamson stump puller,
Disc tractor plow; stalk cutter;
2 horse plows; cream 3earator,
etc. Good cond, Other used farm
tools and machinery. Fred C.
Geiger, Flintside.

Watts Corn Shucker. and
Sheller, $60, also Myers power
spray machine, 150 gal. size. $40.
L. C. Norwell, Macon, R 3.

Combination grain thrash, U-
niversal make, mounted, $50; 3
row Cole oat drill, $10; Ever-
ready electric water pump, com-

plete, $25. Jas. M. Luck, Wrights-
ville, R 4. e
5 gal. Daisy churn, used 3

times only, Sell or exc. for 2
hens and Gobbler of Bronze tur-
keys. C. Conoly, Sylvester.

1200 gal. galv. water tank; 2
horse B. . Oliver turning plow,
and International riding culti-
vator, practically new with full
set of disc and plows. Sell or exc
for oats and peas. H. G, Greene,
Carnesville, R 1.

Good syrup mill to sell or exc.
for a good cond. mule. Come
see me if interested. John B.
hie Dahlonega, R 1, Box

Fowler, 2 row fertilizer distri-
butor, for sale or exch. O. 8S.
Duggan, Chester.

Delco automatic 4 cylinder
light plant with 16 batteries
complete, in good shape. Mrs.
Frank H. Connor, Newington.

20 gal. BBL. churn, good cond.
$5; Also Striped Half Runner



bean seed, lhe pt. del. and Red





"7 Second-Hand Machin-

ery For Sale

Ripper peas, not mixed. W. C.
Vandiver, Gillsville.

John Deere Breaking plow, 2
horse cultivator. Paid $65 each,
used 1 season. Will take half
what cost for corn, pigs or cal-
ves. Beth Bowers, Albany, R C.

DeLaval Cream Separator, No.
10, in good cond. used about 6 or
8 mos. $25, or exc. for thorough-
bred big bone Guinea hogs, or
good, young, 2-3 gal .cow. Pal-
mer Browning, Glenwood, P. O.
Box 76.

3 horse Oliver turning plow in
first class cond. exc. for good
mule or sell cheap. Mrs. F. T.
McDaniel, Adel, R 3.

1 1-2 H. P. gas. eng. cheap or
exc. for wire fencing or chick-
ens, W. L. preferred, or corn,
velvet. beans, or Jersey bull,
about 2 yrs. old. J. T. Lam-
berth, Cordele.

Good, second-hand Walking
Cultivator, $20 cash. Joe Baker,
Norman Park, R l.

24 disc Rodwick Lean tractor
harrow in good cond. $35. Riley
Cc. Couch, Turin.

No. 10 Enterprise sausage Mill
and Black Hawk hand corn
sheller, for sale or exc. for seed
peanuts or dried fruit. C. O.
White, Rupert.

2 horse walking cultivator
(Oliver) for sale cheap or exc.
for pigs, or turning plows, 1 and
2 horse. H. G. Hutcheson, Tem-
ple.
Cole cotton planter, old style,
run 5 seasons, no broken parts,
at half price, or exc. for farm
seed for planting; value to exc.
for shop blower or cotton plant-
er. C. G. Chapman, Hartwell, R
3,

1 Morse spring pump, No. 500,
and foot valve. Cost when new,
$70. Sell both for $12.50, or exc.
for corn at market price. Both in
good cond. W. T. Ashworth,
Bowman, Clo C. P. Moore.

1 small grain grinder, $4.50 or
exc. for 2 horse Oliver, 13 plows,
also 12 H. P. eng., $15, or exc. for
shop tools. W. G. Hall, Eaton-
ton.

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

1 Colt acetylene gas generator,
home lighting plant, complete,
$50, or exc. for other value. B. A.
Shockley, Apmachee.

John Deere braking plow, 2
horse cultivator, used 1 season.
Cost $65 when new; will take
half value in corn, pigs or cal-
ves. Mrs. Seth B. Bowers, Al-
bany, R C.

50 yal. churn, new Hd, 1 Syra-
cuse 2 horse plow, good cond.
excepting slide, $6. W. G. Kelley,
Forest Park.

International tractor harrow,
good as new, cost $125. Sell for
$60, or exc. for mule or saddle
horse, of same value. W. J. Ev-
eridge, Vienna, Box 142.

Moline Universal dbl, disc
tractor plow with new 26 in.
disc. A bargain at $30. H. J.
Scott, Sylvania, R 3.

1 new four I. H. C. riding cul-
tivator, used very little, $25, or
exc. for Leghorn hens. F. M.
Barber, Oakfield.

Fordson tractor in A-1 mech-
anical cond., and P. & O. Dbl.
disc plow, in perfect cond. $125
FOB for the 3. J. B. McDonald,
Yatesville.

1 Planet Jr. seeder, suitable for
truck gardening, used 1 seasen,
$9, or trade. W. N. Davenport,
Preston, RA,

Good, No. 10 Oliver turning
plow, in first class shape, $5.
FOB. W. T. Poole, Baidwin, R 1.

1 pracitacally new No. 6 Wil-
liamson steel stump puller, com-
plete, $90; late model Fordson
tractor, used very little, complete
with pulley, $90. Exc. for farm
products. H. L. Arnold, Una-
dilla, P. O, Box 275.

Fordson tractor with double
wheels, $30; 1 set Oliver harrow,






























































































Thursday, Febru

Second-Hand
ery For Sale

wheels, $30; 1 set Olive
row, 16 in. disc, 24 disc
Oliver cultivator, No. 25
plow gangs. Gee Whiz, $35
Clark, Grayson, R 1.

No. 20 Oliver turn p)
good cend. except point
exc. for copper bottom
evaporator, in good cond.
pure bred Jersey cow with
old calf for sale. J. C.
Baxley, R 3.

DeLaval separator,
skins as good as new, $1
Royal Blue new, table
F, F. Patterson, Washi
3. ; a

1 1-2 to 2 horse power
omy gas. eng. and m
equipped; 2 pcs. lime gs
with boxes, couplings, p
Also 500 ft. 1-2 in. galy
Cash, or exc. for corn, ene 2
Herr, Pooler.

2 horse International
cultivator, 2-3 horse Moline
ing bottom plows, 1 tracto
board Oliver plow, also 1
Peanut hay, for sale. L. 0.
Georgetown. :

25 bbl. Midget Marvel
mill complete;

sale or exc. for good, yello
tobacco, or field peas. M
offer. C. A. Ayers, Bowma

1 1-2 H. John Deere tu
good cond. except point, $2
exc. for anything can use; 1k
Dixie Manure Strower,
wheels, good cond. $5.
Caldwell, Butler, ;

Fordson tractor, in good
ning order, $75; 1 feed
used very little, $25. D
Danforth, Norcross.

1-2-h. p. Griggs and St
4 cycle gas eng. Used 60
needs new carburetor, or 0
it repaired. $15, or exc. for
peanuts or what have you
ter Snipes, Bonaire, R 1.

Practically new 6 H. P.
Cormick Deering eng. $125.
20 in, Meadows Grist Miil
If both taken will incude
picks and etc. Come see,
write. H. P. Buttrick, A

14, used about 3 mo. perfec
Also 1 Little Brown Hen
egg cap. never used but
perfect cond. Mrs. E.
Norwood.
1 roll heavy poultry wire
netting, $4, or exc. for sho
wheat or corn. F. W.
Stone Mtn. :
Avery planter, new
cotton planter, Chattanoog
23, 2 horse plow, also field I
Sell or exc. Write your offe
E. Crittenden, ree R 2
15 H. P. Mogul I.
eng. cheap for cash. x
son, Alston.
Columbus. 3 roller Cal
No. 13 in good cond., also
orator. (copper) 3x10; 140
in. Galv. piping. All good
cheap for cash. T. B.
Roopville, R 2.
International riding eulti
practically new, with dise
sweeps. $50 or exc. for mu
L. Holland, Manassas, .
1 almost new 2 horse
cultivator (Avery) with fe:
plows, sweeps, extra fe
Cost $75; sell, $20. No jun
will please you. B. R. Wo
Flowery Branch,R l,
15 H. P. electric motor, in
cond. Sell or exc. for 200
pullets, now laying. State
you have in first letter.
Miller, Barwick.
1 Fordson tractor n go
cheap. H. R. Donnelly, C
1 Cracker-Jack Jay_
mill, practically new. S
reasonable discount. Mr
D. Simmons, Doraville
Briarcliff Road.











: Sednd-Hand. Machin-
po ery For Sale
5 bl. peanut Jr., cultivator, good

1d. $25 FOB Pineora. Money
er. B. C. Nease, Marlow, Box

i\-1 Chattanooga Cane mill,
. 12, and a 7 1-2 ft. galv. evap-
tor. Sell or exc. for mule, or
rse, any kind live stock,

rm produce. H. C., Ginicy.
rnesville, R 1.
cales for wt. car loads of corn,
tle, etc., in perfect cond. Make
an offer. Mrs. J. A. Power,

whan, Box 226.

Tiger transplanter, in good
ipe cheap; Row Soy Bean har-
ter, sell or swap for shoats. J.

. Mathews, Lovett,

| bottom tractor plow, size of

WS, 12 in. Oliver make. Less

100 acres of land broken

h it. Cost new, $165; = will

rade for a good mule, or riding

uU preter, or sell, $65. G. A. Cole-
an, Graymont.

Peterhational Riding cultiva-

in running shape, all with it.
Frank Durdin, Rutledge, R

































sta'ls and stanchions for dai-
barn; never been used, $10;
r pea thrash, mounted, $50.
P, Jones, Reynolds.

0 Top Runner grist mill, No.
shape, complete with line shaft.
ol or exc. for Shetland pony
pony horse, or young, fresh
Mrs. Wz &. Dickens, Soper-



Parts for Vulcan plows, all new
4 half price, and will exe. for
ything can use or for farm

Creek, RFD 1.

ower pump, slightly used, 100
tank, also an electric churn.
o. G. Harrell, West Point,





ant 300 yards second-hand
ltry wire, in good shape, and
ap for cash. Ike Tomberlin

plant
Taines, Still-

at to buy a Manure Drill
t will dril] manure in the
trow. Write. E. B. Allmond,
Olumbus, Box 605.

fant 1 flour Mill, good cond
bbl. cap. at reasonable price.
. Perkerson, Greenville.

ant 2 extra tubes for 10 gal.

ill pay cash for a Kohler or
co automatic or semi-auto-
i farm lighting plant, Give

roximate distance from At-
a W. J. Hartrampf, Atlan-
_ 289 Trust Co. Ga. Bld.
Want good, used garden wire,
or 6 ft. high, enough to make
rden 100 ft. square. Must be
od wire and cheap for. cash.
: ~ Carl, Ga, F. B. Manders,
ant Webster magneto, No.
05, for 2 1-2 H. P. gas. eng.
t be in first class cond. and
ap. J. J. Mims, Boston.
Want 7 or 8 rools 47 in., 6. in.
field fencing at reasonable
; aie G. M. Smith, Mid-
ee?
| Want to buy farm tools and
np ements, plow gear, also P. C.
. I. Red hens, 3 - 4 rods
Raters wire, and rent with op-
ton of buying, 2 good mules. E.
M. Coleman, Cuthbert, 538 Court










g

ant a steam pressure can-
Canning cap. 4 - 8 glass
Will exc. Buff Leghorn hens
0c ea. and fine rooster, at
Charles Waldrep, Boling-

ant a 40 to 60 gal. water
uitable for a pressure wa-
stem. J. H. Getzen, Pen-

2 second-hand =MoCor-





ducts. M. H. Bradshaw, Sil-

ans. J. G. Pierson, Cullo--

Particulars, also price, and

Second: area ao
ery Wanted

Farmall tractor, in good mech-
anical cond. P, W. Godfrey, Cov-
ington.

Want Bbl. churn, 36-50 gal.
cap. in good cond., and reason-
able price. Miles Barge, Stone-
wall.

Want a good, 2nd-hand cotton
yoapel J.-A. King, Marietta, R

Want to buy hay press, mule
power. Must be good shape and
cheap for cash. 8, E. Vandiver,
Lavonia,

Want 30 rods 6 ft. poultry wire
in good cond. Will exc. P. R. po-
tato plants for same. Write what
you have. G. T. Roberts, Ash-
burn, R 2, Box 65.

Want small grist mill, some-
thing like Bradley smail grain
grinder offered by Sears- Roe-
buck. Cheap for cash, or exc. po-
tatoes, syrup, or a John Deere
planter for same. J. D. Hancock,
Nashville.

Want cheap for cash set of
second hand Gee Whiz gangs
for Walking Oliver or John D.
New Oliver preferred. Must be
in good shape. FOB my station.
John Gilbreath, LaFayette, R 2.

Want 1 Cole dbl. hopper corn
planter, cheap for cash. State
number of plates, cogs and price.
A. F. Thornton, Camilla, R 5.

Want 2 horse turning plow, 1,
1 horse. Exe. syrup or O-too-tan
beans, also 1 No. 10 Vulcan
Wing, all in good cond. G. W.
Lovett, Luthersville. :

Want dairy equipment, 1 - 5
gal. milk can, Capper, bottle fil-
ler, buttermilk churn, Separator,
bottles and cases. H. J. Barring-
ton, Augusta, Care County Club.

Exe. beautiful type Black Jer-
sey bull, ready for service for
15 . P. gas. eng., in good shape.
Have other values to exch. R. E.
Findley, (Failed to state address
in ad sent to Bulletin).

Exc. No. 23 Oliver tractor plow
and tractor, dbl. disc harrow in
fair cond. for 2 mule stump pull-
er; Exc. No. 1 cane syrup for No.
1 Runner peanuts. Julian E.
Rowan, Nashville, R 4. |

Exc. good value for tractor,
farming tools, etc. Write for full
particulars, R. F.. Dewberry, Ac-
worth.

Want to hear from party hav-
ing lighting plant. Want for farm
lights and to pump water. J. H.
Bailey, Camilla.

Want 300 to 500 ft. of 2 in. or
2 1-2 in. second-hand galv. or
black pipe. Must be in good shape
and cheap. Also want 15 stands
Italian bees in 10 frame pat.
hives. C. M. Miller, Cornelia.

Want 40 to 50 rods of good
pou'try wire, cheap for cash. Mrs.
Ervin D. Chambers, Maysville,
R 2.

Want 150 ft. of 4 in. galv. pipe.
Name best cash price. W. A.
Gaskins, Hahira.

Want 36 in. Cole mill in good
cond. J. B. Phillips, Douglasville.

Want Delco light plant, any
voltage, also water pump and
tanks, etc. Give exact cond., and
best price. Joe B, Davis, Curry-
ville.

Want good, second-hand shop
blower for farm Blacksmith
shop. Pay cash or exc. peas or
syrup. W. H. Kinnard, Griffin,
R B.

Want 15 or 20 H. P. steam
Eng. Write what you have. E. P.
Chamblee, Woodstock, R 1.

Want good, used Delco or oth-
er light plant, at once. State
what you have and price. Must
be cheap. Mrs. Ethel Warren,
Baxley, R 4.

Want used Cream can, 3-4 gal.
size. Exc. value or pay cash. Mrs.
Cc. C. Clark, Rhine, R 1.

Want corn mill, 26 or 30 in.
rocks. Prefer Williams, tho con-
sider a Meadows; 1 drum _ corn
sheller and scales, cheap for



cash. J. W. McLeod, Whitesburg.



mick Deering Binders and 1].

lncubators, Picadas: :
Etc., For Sale |

8ol Hot brooder, 100 cap., good
cond., never been used, $10. or
exc. for pure Mammoth Bronze
turkey young hens. Mrs. R. L.
Arnall, Senoia,

Radio brooder, 1M cap., neat
valve control, first class cond.,
used once, $7, Exc. for 2 pigs,
male and female, 10-12 wks. o'd
P. C. preferred. H. Mantooth,
Crandall.

20 egg cap. good hatching Inc.,
for sale or exc. for 10 bu. oats,
or 6 bu. corn, or 8 hens, large
breed. The inc. is at Roy Hursts
Hatchery in Toccoa. Mrs. H. J.
McCurry, Clarkesville.

2 Ideal Inc., each, 600 cap.
Cost $52.50 each: Sel lfor $35.00
each. Good as new, complete, rea-
dy for use; also 400 cap. Queens,
good cond. $25. J. J. Mooney,
Quill. -

180 cap. Wisconsin Inc. good
cond., $4 FOB, or exc. for dried

fruit, feed sacks or anything can:

cannas and
15

use; also flowers,
chrysanthemum petunias,
doz. Mrs. I. W. Rahn, Rincon,

Iron clad Inc. 250 cap., in good
cond. for sale or exc. for Dark
Cornish chickens. Mrs. <A, G.
Wilson, Lavonia.

500 cap. Buckeye brooder, used
part of 1 season, in good cond.,
cheap for cash, or exc. for any-
thing can use, O, L. Davis, Al-
bany, Box 295.

Super Hatcher Inc., 250 cap.,
oil burning brooder 500 cap. com-
plete, 2 thermometers and egg
tester, good cond. Sell, or exc. for
No. 12 Delaval cream separator.
Mrs. J. F. Folds, Hillsboro, R 1.

250 cap. Inc. good as new, hat-
ched off 4 hatchings, $12 or exc.
for chickens. L. T. Morris, Soper-
ton, R 2, Box 142.

1M cap. coal burner brooder
(never uncrated) with pipe, dam-
per, roof flange, all complete, $10
or exc. for 200 any pure breed
baby chicks. Mrs. J. E. Harrell,
Quitman, R 6. _

220 egg cap. Buckeye incuba-
tor, good cond. $15 FOB; Putnam
brooder, $1.75. Mrs. G. T. Rog-
ers, Kingston.

500 cap. Buckeye brooder for
sale or exch. Mrs. J. E. Baynes,
Greensboro.

250 cap. Incubator, Super-
Hatch, Sears-Roebuck, used 3
times, in good cond., $12.50 or
exc. for corn and syrup. H. P.
Hicks, Wrightsville, Box 183.

350-500 chick cap. oil burning
Sears-Roebuck brooder, good
cond. $3.50. James Wood, Brooks.

1 M cap. oil brooder, Sears-
Roebuck, good cond., $5; 1M cap.
Stowe brooder, good as new,
burns kerosene, dbl. regulating,
odorless, $10. V. Bramhold, Mt.
Airy, R 1.

Electric inc. 56 egg cap., for
sale, or exch. for anything I can
use. Norman C. Loudermilk,' Mt.
Airy, Box 64.

2 electric, 300 cap. breders to

sell or exc. for 2 pigs or calves,

or anything can use. T. W. Rob-
erts, Atlanta, R 1, Box 408.

Wards Never Fail Inc. 300
egg cap. good cond., $10 FOB. D.
M. Kirkland, Summertown.

50 cap. Putnam brooder, in
good cond. $1. Jos. A. Sudderth,
Norcross,

4 - 600 cap. Buckeye Inc., in
first class cond., and ready for
use. Fire-proof, copper pipes,
(which will never rust out), $30
each. Mrs. F. B. Flanders, Rock-
ledge.

200 egg cap. Buckeye Inc., good
cond. $10, or trade for anything
can use of equal value. Mrs. Eula
Ellison, Silver Creek, R 1.

Little Brown Hen Incec., used
only 2 times, good cond. (felt.
needed) $1.75. Mildred Tanner,
Sandersville, R 1, Box 8.

3200 cap, Buckeye Mammoth
Inc., combination electric and
kerosene heat. Exeellent cond.,
guar. every respect same as new.



$200 cash price, or terms to re-

Etc., For Sale |

dosta.

210 egg No, 17-E, Buckeye Inc.,
never been used, $10 cash. No
trades. John Dickens, Sparta:

2 Giant Sol Hot oil brooders,
in good cond. Cost $23. Make best
offer an 1 or both. J. E. Martin,
Flowery Branch, R 3.

Porter Inc. soft heat, 150 egg
cap., good cond. $10. No exch.
Mrs. R. B. Price, Raymond.

1 good'300 cap. Sears-Roebuck
brooder, used 1 season, $5 or exc.
for same value in baby chicks.
Mrs. L. L. Jackson, Colquitt.

Buckeye Inc. cap. 1140 eggs, 2
compartments operated indepen-
dently of each other. Cost $225
when new; used 3 - 4 seasons;
good cond. $65 FOB. H. L. Tur-
ner, Thomson.

500 cap. Miller brooder, used
only 1 time, for sale or exc. for

Mooney, Quill.
Porter soft heat inc. 250 cap.
complete instructions, guar. good

chicks. Write. M. L. Wood, Ad-
airsville, R 1.

170 cap. oi] burning Hot Wa-
ter heating O'd Trusty Incu-
bator, in perfect cond. $6, or exc
for 10 Ancona or R. I. Red
hens. Mrs. W. D. ae Met-
ter, R 2.

500 cap. Inc. in ona cond. $8
or exc. for 12 R. I. Red hens.
Write. Edd Mathis, Alapaha, R 1.

1 Queen Inc. 240 egg size, al-
most new, set only a few times.
$15. B. W. Saimmons, Register.

Buckeye Inc, 110 cap. new cop-
per tank, in good cond. Sell or
exc. for R. I. Red hens, Reg.
Jersey calf, reg. P. C. pig or seed
oats. Mrs, L. T. Long, Bremen.

260 cap. Inc. good cond, $10.00.
Money order. Mrs. F Cowart,
Summit, R 2

Wisconsin, 140 egg -cap. Inc.
Good cond., thermometer, in-
structions, wicks and chimneys
included; used only twice. $6 or
exc. Red or B. R. hens. Mrs. R.
A. Raines, Columbus, R 2.

Sol Hot twin float, 500 to 1M
cap. brooder, perfect cond. for

Jersey boar, or anything can use
on farm. Write. I. D. McDuffie,
Ashland, R 1.

150 cap. Buckeye Inc., good
cond, $8 also 1 coal burner, New
Idea brooder, 500 to 1M chick
cap. $7 FOB. J. B. Matthews,
Barnesville, R 3, Box 234.

600 cap. Queen Ine., in good
cond., except legs and flues, $15
or exc, for W. L. hens and roos-
ters. Write. Clyde Strickland,
Screven, R 1.

3200 egg wishbone Inc., good
cond., used 1 season, $250 cash,
or trade for anything can use.
E. J. Oetgen, Savannah, R 3.

500 cap. Wishbone brooder, in
No. 1 cond. $8 cash, or exc. for
Ribbon Cane syrup. Cannot be
mailed. Mrs. Ola Montgomery,
Mauk.

500 egg cap. Inc. good cond.
$8 or exc. for 12 R. I. Red hens.
Write. Edd Mathis, Alapaha, R
1:

Ideal Inc., 1800 egg cap. self
turning trays, pood as new, used
only 2 seasons, $90; 600 egg self-
turning trays, Ideal Inc. een
FOB, A. E. Wilkie, Marietta, R

3.

1 Peterson Inc. 16000 cap.
Champion No. 16 model. Only
used 1 season. Good as new.
Harold M. Boardman, Augusta.

Buckeye inc. and brooder, 210
cap. in good cond. cheap, or exc.
for home cured meats. Mrs. W.
C. Tennille, Milledgeville, R 2.

1 coal burning brooder, 500
cap. in good cond. $8, or exc.
for 100 R. I. Red baby chicks.
Mrs. Eugene Smith, Monticello,
R 2,

600 aes Queen Inc., good cond.



$15. L. 8. Lambert, Douglasville. |'

Incubators, Brooders, of

liable party. A. J. Bartlett, Val- |

barbed wire or shop blowers. T. C.

cond. $10. Exc. for 200 W. L. baby.

sale or exc. for pure bred Duroc



re
Etc., For Sale

300 cap. ol] burner Sean
good cond. $4 FOB: also little
white multiplying onions for
planting, clean and sound, 40c
gal. del. Mrs, R. L. Mabry, Can-
on, R 2.

Sol Hot brooder, 500 cap. $15
FOB; also poultry equipment:
feeders, waterers of var. sizes,



new and slightly used, James-
way and Advance makes, J. x

Beasley, Lavonia,

150 egg cap. Prairie State Inc.

perfect cond. $12.50 del. Chas. ae
Drake, Braselton.

Canopy brooder, 500 cap. on

burner, good cond. $17.50 when

new; Sell, $8 FOB, or exc. for
value in young hens, R. I. Reds
preferred. Miss Pear] Solomon,
Jeffersonville.

150 cap. electric Inc., 1931
model, never used, good as new,
for sale or trade for corn, hay
or other value. John Whatley,
Carrollton.

Millers Ideal Inc., oil, 250 cap.
used 2 settings only, also 500
cap. brooder, oil, both cost $27.-
85; sell, $12 cash, FOB. Guar,
in first class cond. Mrs. Dan
Palmour, Clevland, R 3.

Good, 500 i Coal

brooder, used: season, perfect

cond. $5. G. W. Wilson, Martin, _

R 2.

Sears-Roebuck oil brooder, 1

M cap. Sell or exc. for bred gilt. |
Ea. pay chgs. Miss Henrietta
Hale, Dayle.



Incubators, Broodars

Etc., Wanted



Exe. fine stock pure bred B. R. _

roosters, 10 mos. to 1 1-2 yrs,

old, for small brooder, 50 to 100

cap., Sears or Millers hovers,
State number of roosters want-

ed. Cicero Freeman, Summer-

ville. .

Inc., about 600 egg, cheap, or
exc. for hogs. Mrs. J. J. Ed-
mondson, Valdosta, R 4.

Want Inc. 500 to 3 M cap., pa
so 500 to 1 M S.C. W. L. chicks,

March and April. Cash for above
R, + Oo. yok

or exc. cabbage plarzs.
Parks, Darien.

Want 1 - 600 cap. or 2 - 300.
cap. Inc. of standard make.
Buckeye preferred. Must be rea-
sonable. R.
P. O. Box 334.

Want near Baxley, an Inc.
Will exch. value. H. L. Williams,
Baxley.

Will pay cash for ine. fer
250 to 300 eggs cap., in yYood
cond.,

Beasley, Savannah, 812 Lincoln
St.

Want Brown Hen Ine. in good
cond., thermometer and instruc-

tions cheap for cash. David Cote
ter, Gibson, R 3.
Want 250 or 400 egg Inc. Su-

per Hatch preferred, also brood-

er, good cond. Exc. pure bred 8S.

C. W. L. hens, hatching eggs, _
baby chicks, or flowers for same, _
Mrs. T. W. Hagood, Marietta, R-

3.

Want to buy Trapnest Fronts.
Advise what youhave and beast
price in first letter. J. Y. Conn, |
Thomasville, P. O. Box 470.

Poultry For Sale





QUAIL FOR SALE

Specially selected pairs of

quail for breeding purposes from |
Mr. Colemans stock in Virginia.
Have been raised in captivity for

past 12 yrs. High producers in |
egg production. Mrs. T. Treanor,

Milledgeville.

Highest quality quail for breed- 2

ing stock at $6.75 pair in Jots
of 5 pr. or more. Limited stock.
Single prs. $7.50. Booking orders
quail eggs. Ed M. se
cpanel

burner |



S. Park, Eatonton, 3 2

moderately priced, ana ee
within 50 miles Savannah. G. R.













AGE EIGHT
Flowers ad Seed

: F jewere and Seed

MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed

Piguiis and Seed




Thursday, February"

Second-Hand Mac



For Sale | For Sale For Sale For Sale ery For Sale
Red Japonicas, white snowballs | doz. Mrs. D. G. Jones, Arling- | in "proportion: Write for price. Rufus Anderson, Augusta, Ga.| 1 No. 10 Oliver turn plo
3 for 50c; Phlox and lemon lil-| ton. Mrs. J. R. Gable, Raymond. Rt. 2, Box 106. good cond., for sale or ex
ies, Buttercups 35c doz. Red dog-| bl. red and pink geraniums,| Iris, purple and white, 15} Cannas, all colors, 10c doz; : an sls. Mrs. J i. The
wood 25c ea. Add postage. Mrs.!single pink and red, Asparagus|per doz; snapdragon seed, lark-|poppy seed 10c tbls; larkspur tae pie a rs 0
E. E. Vick, Ellijay, Rt. 3. ferns, Lace ferns, well rooted,|spur, zennia, prince feather,| blue and pink 5 doz; Lupine on, Screve

: Giant dahlias, Waite Pink,
- Warner, Snowdrift, Pride of Cal.
La Toreado, Yeslette and oth-

er named var, $1 doz. Tubers, del.

R. D. Moore, Winder.

Larkspur, poppy, petunias,
pinks, Gaillardia, 10c doz. 2 doz.

-15c; violets, red verbena, white,

yellow, red variegated chrysan-

themums, red, orange, var. can-
nas, 20c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
H. W. Noell, Lexington, R 1.

400 Tree-and Dwarf boxwoods

$1 to $10. Mrs. Eula Mitchell,

Lithonia, R 4.

Sweet shrubs, Golden bells,
purple lilacs, 15c ea. 2 for 25c,
postpaid. Sweet pomegrantes, big
Goose plum and Fig sprouts, 15c
ea. 2 for 25c. postpaid. Mrs. Roy
Landrum, Stapleton.

Canna bulbs, Mrs. Alfred Con-

ard, Rosea Giantea, Eureka, Red

King Humbert, Pennsylvania-Ri-
chard Wallace, 25c doz. $1.25 C.,
$10. M. Mixed good var. $1 C.
not prepaid. Mrs. M. J. Bowen,
Quitman

5 Dbl. mix. larkspur 10c doz. Mix

- seed, 10c pkg., Giant Pansy plants
20c doz. Seed, 15c pkg. Choice
dahlias. Write for prcies. No or-
ders less 25c. Mrs. L. E. Stewart,

McDonough.

Running Cypress and Princes
Feather seed, teaspoonful of ea.
of cucumber and yellow crook-
neck squash, all for 20c. 4 or 5
other kind of flower seed free.
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Lyerly, R 1.
_ Red, Anthony Waterer spirea,
white Spirea, 10c: ea. Altheas, 2
- 3 ft. 15c ea. 2 for 25c; Yellow
Bells, 3 for 10c; 2 Eng. dogwoods
10c ea. Add postage. No checks.
Mrs. J. T. Jones, McIntyre, R 2.

Red and yellow cannas, Ele-
phant Ear, Easter Lily, June jon-
quil bu.bs, Bridal wreath any of
above, 3 for 25c; Tenn., green pod
seed beans, Ky. Wonders, White
Mush peas. Sell or exc. Mrs. J.
W. Miller, Bowdon, R 4.

Yellow dbl. day lilies, 30 doz.
or exc, for other lilies. Add pos-
tage. Write first. Mrs. J. T. Stil-
wel', Atlanta, 39 15th St. NE.

Dahlia tubers, including War-
ner, Morman, Jersey Beauty.
Mixed, $1 doz.; labeled, 25c each.
Not postpaid. Exc. some for but-
ter, ham, sausage, and pecans.
.M. E. Hynds, Atlanta, 249 Suth-
erland Ter. NE. Phone De-4088

W.

i 100 blooming age Giant pan-
sies, from imported stock, $1 cash
or money order. Less than 50c,
add postage. Mrs. F. Piotti, Sa-
-vannah, R 2.

Prize winning Chrysanthe-
mums, 60c doz. Bronze, white,
dif. lavenders, lemon, pink, corn
and yellow col. Add postage. Mrs.
I. B. Judson, Lawrenceville.

Jonquil bulbs, $1 C. Snowdrop,
$1 C. Bread and Butter bulbs,
30c doz. Blue Grape. hyacinths,
50c C. 500 for $2. Mrs. Lee Akins
Hartwell.
oe 22 Boxwoods; 10-36 in. high,

$1 each; 6 20 in. high, 75c each;
six 16 in. high, 50c ea. All for
$16. FOB. L. K. Ricie, Ellijay,
R 4.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, pink spi-
rea, white and purple _ altheas,
bridal wreath, 5c each; dbl. yel-
low daffodils, 15c C. Exc. for
anything useful. Add _ postage.
Mrs. J. S. Parks, Ellijay, R 5.

300 Asparagus, Sprengeria
ferns, 2 yrs. old, from seed, each,
15c or 2 for 25e. Add postage.
- Make best offer for lot. Mrs, T.
J. Gilmer, Rock Springs.

Phlox Subulata (Thrift), vivid

_ pink in color, 75c C del; peren- |

nial blue Oleanders, 15c ea. Gi-
ant avert | stock plants,





15:

Xmas cactus, deep pink begonias
all 2 for 5c. Rose eut. same. Mrs.
Felton Ogden, Odum, R 1.

Variegated marigold seed, 12c
teacupful; dbl. pink poppy seed,
10c tbls. Postpaid. Also Martin
gourd and cushaw seed. Thur-
man Todd, Mitchell, R 1.

Pink verbena, 25c per rooted
plant, purple verbena, 10c dozen.
Mrs. W. C. Caswell, Monticello,
R 4.

Gladiolus bulbs. Finest, exhibi-
tion mixture, postpaid, 50 bulbs
for $1.50; 100 bulbs, $2.50; Every
bulb guar. Write for list of nam-
ed varieties. J. B. Coke, Macon,
Wesleyan Drive.

Sev. hundred roots of Siberian
Iris, large blooms of a dark vio-
let color, 25c doz. Mrs. J. F. Mat-
thews, Hogansville.

Well rooted, Old Lavender
plants, 15c doz. Boston Ivy, 15c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Geo. Hays
Rockmart.

White Flowering Almonds, well
rooted, 10c ea. or 3 for 25c; mix.
chrysanthemums, 15c dozen. Not
prepaid. Add postage. Mrs, Frank
Grovenstein, Oliver, R 1.

2 Crepe Myrtles. (watermelon
pink) 10 to 24 in.; Currant
sprouts, 2 - 3 ft. 12 1- 2c ea. del:
Exc. for good chewing tobacco,
and dried apples. W. L. Steven-
son, Sharpsburg. :

60 or more clumps St. Regis
everbearing raspberries, $5 for
lot, FOB; 7 clumps pink peonies
40c; $2.50 for lot; 20 doz. mix.
col. gladioli, $2.50. Money orders
only. Mrs. W. M. Jones, Lyerly.

Large fine Mums, white, yellow
and bronze, 50c C. Sev. hundred
all colors, poppy plants, 50c C.
Hastings zennia seed, 10c pt.
Mrs. T. J. Williams, Farmington,
RI;

Black and White pines, rhodo-
dendrons, pink crabapples, Mtn.
laurels, 10c ea. galax, garlic, 20c
doz. Orange lilies, 15 doz. Mar.
pinks, 25c doz. Add postage. Mrs,
A. J. Dye, Mineral Bluff.

Dahlias, 60 best Giant var., for
the South, -at bargain prices.
Write for list. Archie Richard-
son, Fitzgerald, 503 So. Lee St.

Scarlet verbena, jonquil bulbs,
physostegia, ger. cut., ferns, 10c
clump; cuttings, 5c ea. bulbs, 40c
C. Exc. for peonies, pansy plants
dbl. fever-few, or dahlia bulbs.
Miss Bessie M. Carruth, Cass
Station, R1.

Creeping Hyacinth (runners
like strawberry, blooms all sum-
mer); Water poppy (for pool,
like lily); climbing hydrangea,
(clings like ivy), very rare, $1 ea.
Del. N. Rosene, Ft. Valley.

White and striped Half Runner
beans, 30c lb. del. and 1 tube rose
bulb free with ea. lb. order. E. B.
Lawing, Blue Ridge.

Large blooming mums, 25c doz.
$1.25 C. Also hardy violets, beau-
tiful azure blue, 10c doz. 75c C.
Exc. for white feed sacks, 100 lb.
cap. Miss Myree Gailey, Alto, R
2.

Daffodils, jonquils, snowdrop,
orange day lily, all, 20c doz. yel-
low japonicas, pink rambler rose,
velvet rose, yellow rose, bridal
wreath, all, 15c ea. Mrs. M. L.
Kay, Talking Rock, R 2.

Prize winning dahlias, iris,
chrysanthemums, gladiolus and
anything in flowers. My dahlias
won 15 prizes in 1 show. Sell or
exc. for anything useful. Mrs.
John Rymer, Canton.

Beautiful dbl. red poppy seed,
10c per tbls. Mrs. D, F. Walker,
Warthen, Ga.

A very fine Camellia Japoni-
ca, pink and white variegated,

18 to 20 feet high, circumference

Se



moss rose and four oclock seed
5e pkg. Will exchange for quilt
scraps. Add postage. Mrs. J. G.
Dodd, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 5.

Bright red Crepe Myrties, can-
na lilies and cape jasmine cut-
tings, all 10c or exchange for
white feed sacks. Mrs. J. O. Da-
vis, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 4.

Boxwoods, dwarf and tree va-
riety, all sizes, attractive prices
per 1000. Feathered hyacinths,

old fashion bulbs, $5 per 100.

Write for prices of others. Mrs.
R. J. Robinson, Jr., Greenville,
Ga.

Crepe Myrtle, holly, white dog-
wood, red and silver maples,
magnolia} 15c up; Geraniums,
cuts 25c doz. Purple wistaria,
red, white and pink Dorothy
Perkin roses, 15c ea. Mrs, Wm.
E. Burch, Helena, Ga.

Spirea, red, white and cream,
Thumbergi, Snowgarland, Box-
wood, 15c ea. will exchange for
sacks. Mrs. Wavy Lewis, Tooms-
boro, Ga.

Large double Dahlias and jon-
quils, will exchange for white
cannas, double hyacinths, gladi-
olus, Boston sword ferns or
large pansy. Mrs. Reed Vander-
eriff, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4.

Maple and Angel wing Bego-
nias 20c; pink, white and red
conchs 10c; Plumbago and Cu-
riosity plants 10c; pink, red and
white geraniums 10c, Add post-
age. Daisy B. Todd, Hartsfield,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Golden Spirea, Rosa Rugosa
Roses, red, white and pink;
Deutzia and Philadelphus Vir-
ginalis, dbl. white 30c ea. or 6
for $1.25 del. Mrs. S. W. Sloan,
Auburn, Ga.

Double larkspur plants, mixed
colors, 1c ea. Dbl red, white dah-
lias 30c doz; 6 colors dbl. cannas,
50c doz. False dragon heads and
shasta daisies 15c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. O. L. Cook, McDon-
ough, Ga. Rt 1.

One of each: 12 in. Red Ja-
ponica 75c; 12 in. Nandina 25c;
24 in. Nandina and Rusian Li-
lac 50c ea; 30 in. Pittosporum
50c: Mrs. P. W. Massicot, Colum-
bus, Ga.

Pansies, phlox, sweet Williams,
violets and shasta daisies 15c
doz. or $1 per 100. Add postage
on small orders. Mrs. Lois Tur-
ner, Dewy Rose, Ga,

Gladioli bulbs, mixed colors,
red, white, pink and yellow 25c
doz; Bulblets 40c per 100; Gold-
en Glow, red and lavender har-
dy phlox 20c doz. Add postage
on orders less than 40c. Mrs. G.
W. Gooch, Sarah, Ga.

Orange lilies, blue iris and
Mountain ferns 30c doz. Yellow
Japonicas and butterfly bushes
25c ea; Azaleas free with $1 or-
ders. Mrs. Lucean Silvers, Talk-
ing Rock, Ga. Rt. 2.

Sweet Williams 20c doz. Japa-
nese Honeysuckle vines. 10c;
white daisies 5c bunch; petunias,
phlox 10c doz; hydrangea cut-
tings 10c; Mrs. BE. B. Warren,
Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

Scarlet Verbena 20c doz; blue
Iris 10c doz. Add postage. Ma-
vious Stewart, Bethlehem, Ga.

Giant pansies, snapdragons,
dbl. larkspur, Pink and blue
cornflowers, Chabaud carna-
tions, Los Angeles, La France,
Orchids, coreopsis, 2 doz. 35c,
50 for 60c; $1 per 100. Postpaid.
Miss Evelyn Sherman, Blakely,
Ga.

Dahlias, all dbl. red, white,
purple, yellow, lavender and
orange; chrysanthemums, large

type, all colors, $1 per doz. But-
terfly bushes 10c ea; January
Jasmine, 25 big clump. Mrs.



seed 5c tbls. Yellow gladioli bulbs
25 doz; Add postage. Mrs. Ful-

ler Williams, Quitman, Ga. Rt.

1,

Pink Thrift, 50c per 100; Hol-
lyhock. plants, 25 doz; White
Tris 25c doz. plants. Mrs. Lee
Mosely, Reynolds, Ga; . Rt. I,
Box 82.

2 doz. purple iris bulbs; 1 doz.
white iris; 2 doz. Day lilies and
2 doz. Star of Bethlehems, post-
paid all for $1. Mrs. E. A. Wells,
Chatsworth, Ga. Rt. 2.

Dwarf dbl. rose; pink and
white cannas 10c per bulb or 3
for 25c; Add postage, no stamps.
Mrs. A. G. Clarke, Abbeville, Ga.



Flowers and Seed
Wanted

Want to buy English boxwood,
anywhere within 100. miles of
Rome, Ga. Miss McChesney, Mt.
Berry.

Want best prices on Japonicas,
also dbl. petunia plants. Exc.
other flowers. Mrs. Will Rooks,
Arlington.

Arbor vitaes and Evergreens
wanted. Name size, var., and best
prices. Chas. English, Boston.

Want pink cannas, rooted ev-
erblooming roses, dbl. Mums,
gladioli: Exc. Giant, dbl. yellow
spotted red cannas at 6 for 25c
and pink roted Dorothy Perkins
roses, 4 for 25c for same. Mrs.
J. E. Page, Dublin.

Want deep red button Chrysan-
themums, bloom size of a nickle.
Write before sending. Mrs. W.
A. Redfern, Tennille.

Exc. 6 single, Blue hyacinths
for 2 blooming size tube roses, or
lemon lilies; 12 old fashioned
pansies and 12 sweet Williams
plants, for white crepe myrtles,
pink or red weigelias, flowering
almonds. Mrs. J. B. Hancock,
Griffin, R C.

No. 1 white chciken feed sacks
100 lb. cap. in exc. for blooming
size white lilac, red peonies and
named lily bulbs, 10c ea. for
sacks. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. B.
Russell Thornbury, Sulphur
Springs, R 1.



Want the old fashioned white}

grass or spice pinks. Will exc.
mix. turnip seed, or red and pink
verbena plants: 10 bu. large,
hank picked Spanish peanuts, $1
bu. Floyd Smith, Griffin, R A.

Exc. cut. of red everblooming
begonias, dif. col. chrysanthe-
mums for hardy ones and dbl.
fever-few; exc. pink canna bulbs,
Xmas cactus and ger. cut. for
fuschias. Mrs. W. S. Walraven,
Curryville.

Second-Hand Machin:
ery For Sale





D-75 Dbl. disc Oliver tractor
plow, cheap or trade for a good
cow, or for good hens, heavy
breed. Write. B M. Aaron, Ad-
airsvile.

Turner plow and set of black-
smith tools for sale. J. H. Stan-
cil, Alpharetta. oy

McCormick Riding cultivator,
will exc. for corn or oats; 1 Tur-
bine wheel, 4 1-2 ft., 54 in. rocks,
shaftings, pulleys, all complete.
Bargain. O.
RFD. .
Feed Mill, good cond, $25. L.
H. Ledden, Cuthbert, R 4. :

30 in. American Corn Mill, $40
or trade for good 24 in. mill. Pre-
fer an American. T. A. Teate,
Thomasville.

11-2 H. P. Witte eng., A-1
cond., for sale. C. H. McKernie,
Coleman.

prepare, plant and cultivate.

{for Beef cattle at 2c per lb.

| R. W. Anderson,.

L Williams, Egypt,



Rossville, R 1.







































































Reconditioned regular Farn
with all equipment necessary t

B. McCorkle, Americus.

McCormick binder, good co:
with brand new canvas, $45 ca
H P. Massengale, Fayetteville
1, i i ee
Oliver No. 19 turning pl
first class cond. New point, s]
and wing; practically new,
FOB. S E. Hearn, Palmetto

3 miles Barb wire (nearly ne
and 1 new King Hammer h
Come and make me an of.
Live 3 miles north of Mabie
Ademar Zerlet, Austell, R 1

2 horse International reve
harrow for sale or exc. for Cha
pion shop blowers in good co
R. L. Thomas, Smithville, R |

New Avery Separator 5
cow cap. $40 or exc. for
or oats. Mell J. Tanner, Sand
ville.

12 H. P. Stover gas. eng.
cend. $50 cash, FOB farm.
trade for good cows. Mrs.
Clark, Garfie-d.

1 practically new Riding
tivator (International) late m
el, Used very little, trade ~
Mare Mule colt; Feed Mill,
hand or machinery, for 200 he
breed chicks. L. H. Almond,
ville.

No. 2 3-ro!] cane mill and
gal. kettle for sale or exc. for |
value in hogs. M. H. Croc
Marshallville, :

Used harrow and turner |
sale or exc. for farm produ
See them. B. O. Fussell, Bru
wick.

1 Tub iron water wheel,
80 saw Lumnus cotton gin, feed
er and condenser, basket
cheap, all together or separ
T. F. Rhodes, Louisville.

No. 3 Roller Chattanooga
Mill No. 13 by horse power, .
cond., used 2 seasons, $40, or

Thompson, Summit, R 2.
Practically new cotton pla
er. Make me price on it.
Brown, Bronwood, R 2.
Avery corn planter for Ss
Call by farm or write. Ju
Lindsey, Tennille, RA.
Syrup mill, large horse pov
2 roller and evaporator cop
9 ft. used. very little, $50 |
for both. Exc. for thoroughb
hogs at 5c Ib. Mrs. R. M. {
Canon.
1 carbide lighting system,
Colt make, cheap for cash
Womack, Decatur, 134 Feld
Masters plant setter, aln
new, Sets sweet potato and
er similar sized plants. C
Will accept best offer. To
Davis, Cave Springs.
New Simplex Ditcher
Terracer. Cost. $75; sell,
price or exc. for farm prodi
at market price to equal V
Atlanta,
Glendale Ave. NE.
2 h. and 1 horse syracuse
plows, Corn droppers, oO!
planters, fertilizer distributor:
horse cultivating plow sto
blacksmith tools, hog fence
and other equipment. J. C. C
ier, Barnesville.
Used electric light plant, g
operating cond. Cheap for
Write for description and p
A. E. Howe, Ft. Valley.

thersville.

25 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse
oil eng., 10 H. P .electric
1 No. 3 J. B. Jr. Mill.
Reaves, Athens, 7
Ave.

1 Seed Drill for sale or e3
live stock. Mrs. U. H.







day, February 2, 1933. _



ery Wanted

_ Avery walking cultivator, $18;
1 No. 10 S. B. Oliver plow, $5;
Avery stalk cutter, $10. Exc. for
chickens or hogs at market price,
Il perfect cond. A. M. Moyer,
ugusta, 526 Broad St.

Fordson tractor, good cond., $50
or exc. for young 3 gal. milch
cow or for 100 W. L. pullets; dbl.
section disc harrow, excellent
ond. $35. D. B. Hayes, Griffin,
ebulon Road, R 5.

_ 8 Oliver Goober p'ows, used 3
asons, in very good shape, $5
cash, each. J. H. Turner, Bain-
bridge, R 2.
10 H. Titan I. H. C. Eng., slight
repairs; line shafts, hangers,
pulleys and other equipment,
good cond. Net cost ail equip-
ment, $116.; Eng. and equipment,
$100. Robt. Fuller, Adairsville.
120... P. Frick boiler, high
pressure and Taylor Eng., 15 H.
P., all mounted, $250. Cash. J. D.
Price, Forsyth, R 1.

500 Watt, 10 light, 110 volt, di-
rect current generator, in good
cond. $20.FOB. J. Weaver Smith,
Stockbridge, R 3.

Mowing machine and rake, 1
cutaway harrow, all fairly good
cond., 2 horse No. 9 Vulcan plow,
2 horse harrow with middle bus-
ter, 2 horse turner, and other
equipment. J. C. Fields, Stone
Mtn., R 1.

Oliver D-75 dbl. disc tractor
plow, cheap or exe. for good
Guernsey or Jersey cow. Want to
buy Steel Land Roller in good
cond. B. M. Aaron, Adairsville.
Hammer King feed mill, with
2 screens, practically new, $35,
FOB; 1. shop blower or bellows,
in good shape, $2. R. A. Moon,
Roswell, R 1.

_ 1 good set notched Cutaway
harrow disc, for sale or exc. for
any make corn planter, in good
cond. D. D. Burns, Egypt.

- McCormick mowing machine
and rake, nearly new, for sale,
for a good mule, 6 or 7 yrs. od,
wt. between 1M and 1200 lbs. D.
W. White, Sugar Valley.

Riding plow in good cond. for
ale or exc.; Want guano dis-
trbiutor, Corn and Cotton Hill
Dropper planter, bargain. Also
Rucker cotton seed, and Spanish
peanuts. B. E. Taylor, Elberton,
R 9, :
Case 25-40 tractor with exten-
sion rims. Used 10 days. Bargain
price for quick sale. Same as
new. A. C. Barnett, Washington.
2 Horse Syracuse turn plow,
good cond. $5 cash at my RR
station. Money order. R. L. Ab-
bott, Guyton.

Oliver 2 horse cu'tivator No. 2,
used only 3 wks. good cond. Sell
or exc. for good mule. W. C.
Beauchamp, Smithville.

1 acetylene generator, $15; 1
Bull wheel for McCormick Deer-
ing binder, $5; 150 gal. galv.
ank, $5; orchard spray pump, $5
Other equipment. R. W. Grow,
Coquitt.

-2nd-hand DeLaval cream sep-
ator, No. 8, in good cond.,
heap or exc. for good Jersey
cow, fresh in. Geo. R. Lowe, Bue-
1a Vista.

40 H. P. International station-
iry gas. eng., wt. about 5M lbs.
Very economical. Needs slight
epairs. Good cond. $50 or part
A. W. Touchton, Howell,


































































" McCormick Reaper and Bind-
r (cut less than 25 acres oats)
4 753 Engleberg Rice Huller. ek
24 in. Flint corn mill, $65. J. B.
<essler, Rincon.

International Riding cultivator
fully equipped with disc and
lows. Complete, in good cond.,
or sate or exc. for young cow, 3
al., fresh, or freshen soon. J. G.
lligood, Boston, Rt.

No. 20 Oliver plow, $5; spading
horse harrow, $20; farm bell,











econd-Hand Machin.





Second Haud Machin-
ery For Sale

Oliver walking cultivator with
extra disc and other extra at-
tachments. $25 FOB. D. W. Pay-
ne, Reynolds.

350 gal. cap. water storage tank
excellent cond., $25 cash, or trade
for cow, pigs, chickens, hay, or
what have you? C. L. Whaley,
Atlanta, 20 Meadow Way.

Large size Chattanooga cane
mil, also 11 ft. copper pan, $30
for both. R. F. Shank, West
Point, R 3, Box 74.

20 in. Meadows grist mill, first
class cond., for sale or exc. for
good plug mule, not over 12 yrs
old, wt. not less than 1M_ lbs.
E. Burns, Cochran, R 4.

Best and heaviest grade, 26 in.
height hog wire, nearly as good
as new, 20 rods to the roll, $5 per
roll. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.

R. D. Cole Grist mill, 36 in.
rock, flat runner, complete with
shellet, belt and line shaftings,
perfect cond., $85. J. P. Creamer,
Bowdon, R 4,

Several 1 and 2 horse _ steel
beam turning plows, also 2 steel
beam 2 horse Middle Buster
plows, never used. Half and low
price. John Dickens, Sparta.

Grist mill, good cond. for
grinding, for ae D. L. Pitts,
Collins.

24 disc Roderick Lean tractor
harrow in good cond., almost
good as new, $45; also real good
farm mule, for sale cheap. Riley
C. Couch, Turin.

1 gas. eng. and Grist Mill used
very little, for sale or exc. fo
z00d mule. J. S. Smith, Fitazger-
a.d, R 2, Box 127.

Fordson tractors, disc plows.
harrows, cultivators, dbl. an
single turn plows, feed mill, and
lot of other farm tools. Sell or
exc. for corn, wheat, or anything
can use. M. B. Lee, Ft. Valley.

Electric motor, 3 h. p., and one
electric blower, for sale or exc.
for corn and peas or chicks. L
M. Key, Bowdon, R 1.

Fordson tractor and harrow in
A-1 cond., for sale or exc. for
good mule. Price $75; want sec-
ond-hand vise for shop, cheap.
H. A. Bolton, Griffin, Box 266.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted





Want small single phase elec-
tric motor, and crude oil eng.,
20-75 H. P. F. B. Cole, Newnan.

Want to buy a O. B. Wise
Hammer Feed Mill. Name best
price and state cond. Watt Brown
Montezuma.

Want a Delco light plant, not
automatic type, for sale. R. L.
Arnold, Newnan.

Want to hear from party hav-
ing Riding cultivator for sale
cheap. H. W. Corbett, Lakeland.
Want 1 steel Overshot water
wheel, 20-22: ft. in dia. J. A.
Grant, Postmaster, Alto.

Want 1 wheat cleaner or smut-
ter. Give cond., make and cash
price. T. H. Barrett, Athens. |
Want 4-6 Roll Rex Peach Gra-
der, equipped for packing, in
good cond., cheap for eash. State
price in first letter. David Wil-
liams, Monticello.

Want set of 32 volt lighting
plant batteries. Exc. calves or
yearlings. C. M. Massey, Per-
kins.

Want any good make garden
tractor. Will buy or exc. in value
full blooded W. L. Hens, mixed
hens, goats, hogs cows or other
value. Pete Gibson, Waynesville.
Want 10-15 H. P. steam eng.,
and boiler. J. H. Shirley, Alma,
R 4.

Want 8 disc Cutaway harrow
with pole, A-1 cond., cheap for
cash, or exc. Durco Jersey hog
or hogs for same. Walter Holli-
way, Stillmore.

Want 15 or 25 H. P. Peerless
Eng. Edgar Sete Cleveland,



: and other | ioe f- E.
e ms, Forsyth, ae





Carpenter, Tifton, Ga.

ery Wanted

ter wheel the gear which fastens
to same. W. G. Field, Ashburn,
og.

Want a large roller for a Gold-
en No. 1. New imp. cane mill.
S. V. Wilson, Albany, 1109 No.
Monroe St.

Want Oliver or Avery walking
cultivator, new model; 46 inch
fence wire, 6 in. stays, with 13
line wires, also barbed wire. Must
be perfect cond. W. J. Bargeron
Sardis, Box 146.

Want good, 2nd-hand cotton
and corn planter, good disc har-
row, and ,1 mile of good, 2nd-
hand 46 in. field fence. J. W.
Jackson, Pearson.

Want 3uU in. single dise Tom
Houston side plow for Fordson
trastor, also 3 roler power pull
syrup mill. State price first let-
ter. T. BE. Leckie, St. George.

hay press, also 3 roller, 2 horse
Cane mill. Ollie F. Hartley,
Tennille.

Want battery type Delco. Give
fuil particulars. J. M. Sims,
Griffin, R B, Box 113.

Exc. corn, peas, sweet potatoes
or hogs for good Cream Separ-
ator in first class shape. Mrs.
Lula Belle Hutto, Denton.

Want 1 horse turn plow of
good make, 2 horse middle bus-
ter, 1 weeder, for very cheap
zash del. to me. E. W. Ander-
son, Thomasville, R 5.

Want guano distributor and
oat drill, comb. Cole preferred.
J. C, White, Rossville, R 1.

Want two 2 row cotton dus-
ter, cheap. R. A. Wilson, Wav-
arly Hail. Want used blacksmith
blower, small, for farm use. cheap
for cash. John J. Gilbreath,
Adairsville, R 4.

Want mowing machine and
cake, in good cond. J. S. Jones,
Calhoun, R 1.

Exc. 3 mos. old Duroc pigs for
a 31 2-horse Avery plow. R. W.
Nelson, Yatesville.

Want several rolls of barb and
hog wire. J. W. Bone, Dallas, R
So:
Want set of blacksmith tools,
within 40-50 miles Pearson. W.
H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Want cheap for cash 200 ft. of
1 1-2 in. galv. pipe. B. B. Tom-
oerlin, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Want some blacksmith tools.
Vise or blower. R. O. Harrell,
Barnesville. :

Want sev. rolls of barb Wire, in
A-1 cond., also 2 - 3 ft. hog wire,
and 1 roll garden wire, del. El-
berton. J. H. Fortson, Elberton
eD,

Want Cane Mill in good cond.,
and a syrup kettle, 60-80 gal cap.
near. Trade for same. Wallace
Ross, Rhine.

Want 2nd-hand Delco light
system, good cond., at sacrifice
price. Write full particulars. T.
R. Bryant, Atlanta, R 1, Box 424.
Want delco plant. Exc. value.
Guy Griffin, Rocky Face.

Want 1 or 2 spindles for a
Farquar wheat threshing mach-
ine. No. of Spindles, 394. Leonard
P, Futral; Griffin, R 2.

Want riding: cultivator and 2
roller cane mill, in good cond.
and cheap. W. L. Rentz, Nay-
lor.

Want small gas. pump, 3-4 or
1 in., del. in: good cond. FOB.
Must be cheap. H. S. Edwards,
Holly Bluff Macon, Ga.

Exc. reg. Guernsey bull _ for
tractor drawn disc harrow. Jesse

Want barb wire. State cond.,
and amount and best price. H. J.
Barrington, Augusta, Care Au-
gusta Country Club.

Want Cole corn planter and
late model Avery walking culti-
vator. C. T. Miller, Leo.

Want dbl. dics side plow for
Fordson tractor. PB, Bush, Au-



Rl.



ae

Secoetiad I Medan |

Want to locate for a 20 ft. wa-|

Want good, used I. H. C. steel

1 $1.25; Very finest Silver Sebright



ery Wanted

Want Mallory disc plow with
attachments for Farmali tractor.
Tractor disc must be in good
cond. and cheap. I. D. Felder,
Blakely.





Incubators, Brooders, *

Etc., For Sale

Inc., Miller, 1932, Electric, 400
egg cap. Cost, $50. A real bargain
$25. R. S. Morris, Atlanta, 2074
McLendon Ave., Phone De-4612W

Prairie State Incp., 400 cap.,
good cond., $10 and party pay
frt. C. F. Smith, Norcross.

Sev. Inc., 50 to 200 cap. com-
plete, guar. and cheap. Freeman
Simmons, Decatur, 102 one
wood Place.





Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., Wanted

Want Inc., 600 to 1500 cap.
Will pay cash, Also Exc. cabbage
plants for fruit trees, and Leg-
horn baby chicks. R. O. Parks,
Darien.

Poultry F or Sale

ANCONAS

9 Anconas, Sheppard str. cock
and 8 pulets and 1 cock and &
pullets, 6 March hatch and 2
half grown, $6 for lot. Mrs, U.
C. Page, Baxley, R 2.

BANTAMS

2 W. L. bantam cockerels, 50c
ea. Will not del. Homer slorgan,
Doraville. R 1.

3 bantam hens and 1 rooster,
mixed breed, $1 for the 4. FOB.
John Ben Beasley, Lavonia.

3 young bantam roosters, rea-
dy for service,-1 - 1931 hatch
rooster, Dark Red, young ones,
white and gray: 25c ea .or exc.
for any good prolific seed corn.
Mrs. C. M. Morgan, Avera, R 1.

Black-Gray,
tam stags, $1 ea. Geo. W. Bo-
zart, Jyr., Atlanta, 32 Peachtree
Place, N. W.

4 pure bred Buff Cochin ban-
tam cokerels, April 1932 hatch,
$1 ea. C. A. Sears, Columbus,
Macon Road.

Blooded Buff Cochin roosters,









roosters, $2; extra fancy R. I.
Red roosters, $2. Mrs. Fred Cres-
well, Atlanta, Roswell Road,
phone, Cherokee 2475.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
7 B. R. Thompson pullets, Yr.
old in March. 1 cockerel, $8 for
the lot, $7 for the pullets. FOB.
Mrs. Kate E. Morris, Ailey, R 2.
Booths AAA prade B. R. April
hatch roosters, first choice, $3;
2nd choice, $2. John R. Stancil,
Eastanollee, Rl. |

30 B. R. pure bred hens, 50c
ea. FOB. Mrs. W. E. wievea Ft.
Gaines.

Thoroughbred B. R. 7 mos. old
roosters, 6-8 lbs. ea. 50c_ ea.
FOB. J. . Bartley, Shellman.

25 B. R. hens, 1931 and 1932
hatch, 80c ea. FOB. Mrs. Jos.
Daniel, Griffin, R 1.

20 B. R. hens, and Feb. and
Mch. hatch pullets, now grown,
60c ea. Money order. J. A. Cul-
breth, Cairo.

5 pure bred B. R. hens, $1 ea.
5 pullets, 75c ea. 1 cockerel, $1.
$9 for lot. No chks. Mrs, B. C.
Ashe, Farmington, R 3.
Parks str. Reg. Per. 547-C-33.
State bloodtested, banded cock-
erels, $2.50 ea. 2, $4.50; hatching
eggs and baby chicks also. Mrs.
Mamie Roach Plyler, Daisy.

20 thoroughbred Parks str. B.



R., 75c ea. Mrs. John Logan,
Adel, R 2.
Pure bred 2 yr. old Thompson

B. R. rooster, $1; Everlay B. L.
cockerels, ready for service, 75c;



{
fa



Sccnid-Hasll Minchin |

| FOB. Mrs. M. G. Smith, Tooms-

Pit Game, Ban-

exc, for any other breed of hens.

Poultry For Sale
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norca, pullets, 50c ea.
Akins, Graymont.

Pure Thompson tm. Rin giet
































































































2 May hatch Parks str. B. R
cockerels, Reg. Per. No. 539-C-
33. Stock from Cream grade. $1
ea. or $1.75 for 2. Mrs. Walter
Dobson, Calhoun, R 2.

2 fine April hatch cocks, B.R
Thompson str. $1.50 ea. also fine
Donaldson str. Red 2 yr. old
rooster, $1..not prepaid. Mrs. J.
M. Clifton, Millen, Box 57.

Fine B. R. hens from Ky.
Hatchery chicks of 1931; layed
at 125 days-old. $1.50 ea. Mrs. J.
B. Collier, Cochran.

4 pure bred B. R. young hens,
75c ea. $2.50 for lot, not prepaid.
Mrs. J. H. Dailey, Millen, Rt: D.

10 B. R. pullets and 1 cockerel,
15c ea. FOB. Thompson str. Mrs.
A. W. West, Ellijay, Clo La
Valley Farm.

Cockerels, Parks str. bred ee
lay, March 1932 hatch, $1.50 ea.



boro, RR. Y::

BRAHMAS |

Thoroughbred Brahma cocks
erel and 2 pullets, finest str. $5
ea. or the 3 for $10. Pullets lay-
ing. Ellison Dunn, Donalson-
ville.

9 pure Light Brahma pullets
and cockerel, 14 wks. old, $5
FOB. for the lot. Fritz Rovers, ?
Washington, R 3. : i

4 Brahmas, 2 hens, $1 ea. and
2 roosters, about 8 lbs. yr. old,
for sale. Mrs. Willie Williams,
Resaca.

Giant. str. Brahmas, hens a
vullets, 75c ea. Cocks, $1 ea, Mrs.
W. G. Walker, Lumber City.

CORNISH
25 or more young Dark Cor-
nish hens and pullets, 75c ea. or





if good layers. Mrs. J. M. Gools-
by, Baxley, R 3.

Thoroughbred Dark Cornish
hens, 10 mos. old, now _ laying,
large type, 90c ea. also eggs, 15
per 15, del. Mrs. S. E. Shurling,
Oconee.

10. thoroughbred Cornish hens
and 1 rooster, $10. Mrs. C. H.
Cannon, Moultrie.

Pure bred Dark Cornish pul-
lets and cockerels, large type,
Berry str. Prize winning stock.
March hatch, now laying. Cock-
erels, $1.25 ea; pullets, $1 ea.
10 hens and cockerel, $10. E. B.
Trotman, Lumpkin.

GAMES
Ginn Grey, 6 or 7 lbs. $1. Exe.
2 yr. old Red Quill for 2 of same
blood, March or April hatch. J.
A. Crumley, Demorest, R.1. |
Warhorse stags and Cuban
stags. $1.50 ea. F. L. Grigg, Gai-
nesville, Box 55.
Ginn Red rooster, 2 yr. old, $2;
Ginn Red yr. old rooster, $1.25;
10 hens, $1.50 ea. J. W. Vickery,
Canon, R 1.
Red Quills, pure bred, hens,
cockerels and pullets, $2 25 per
trio; H. K. Patterson, Talking |
Rock, Ri Box 7
Warhorse and Saunders
Roundhead, cross stags, 4-6 lbs.
$1.50 ea. Booking orders for eggs
of Roundhead stock, 75c per io
del. R. H. Cavin, Menlo.
4 Owl Roundhead games,
fighting stock, for sale. ae
dore Leonard, Mt. Airy.
Royal Chanticleer pit games.
Will exc. setting of eggs for set-
ting of turkey eggs. G. W. Price,
Atlanta, 1678 Emory Road. _
2 Warhorse cocks, $5; 2. ae
$3.50; 1 Traveler oe $3; Grey
stag, $2, and others. . D. Wil--
















4 pure bred Golden Buff Mi-



|cher, Gibson.




Poultry For Sale
PEAFOWLS FOR SALE
2 prs. 1932 hatched Peafowls,

$25 for pr. Norman Beaubry,
Unadilla, Care Log Cabin Ranch

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
2 Ringneck cocks, 1932 hatch,
1.75 ea. Will swap for hens, or
White Pekin ducks. C. A. Mar-
tin, Forsyth, P. O. Box 189.
- Goldens, $10 pr.; Ringnecks,
$3.50 to $5 pr; Some exe. for tur-
keys. Address: David Jennings,
Jr. Americus, P. O. Box 84.
Ringneck cocks, 1932 hatch,
also 2 two yrs. old. Fine breeders.
$2.50 ea. T. D. Fisher, Atianta,
$84 Highland Ter. N.E. Phone
Hem. 4529-W.

- Male golden, Black-neck, Sil-
yer and Ringneck pheasants for



























































































turkeys, quail or bantam chick-
ens. J. L. Berry, Norcross.

- Baby Chicks For Sale

High powered baby chicks,
from closely eulled, heavy winter
laying flocks, Reds, Rocks, Tan-
ered W. L. and Everlay B. L, Lib-
eral discount for early booked
orders. Eggs, 75e per 15 del, D.
-P. Thomas, Odum.
Livable chicks from Culled,
Officially Blood tested Outstand-
ing flocks of Reds, Barred Rocks,
White Rocks, Buff Orp., Austra-
lorps, and White Leghorns, J. H.
Wood, Athens, Box B.
- White Rock and R. I. Red baby
chicks, $2.75 per 25; $8.75 per 100.
Postpaid. Live arrival guar. Dav-
id Nichols, Kingston.
Pure bred Barred Rocks, White
Rocks, Reds, Eng. Leghorns, from
well selected flocks, $695 C;
Heavy assorted, $6.50 C. Lots less
than 100, add lc per chick, Pre-
paid. Live del A, H. Fechtel,
Waycross.
_ Heavy assorted chicks $35.50 per
del. Guar. live del. Ready Feb.
13th. W. L. Helms, Buena Vista.
-Tancred str. W. L. chicks, $8
C 500 for $27. Prepaid and live
del. guar. A. V. Holloway, Gray-
mont. |
_ L. B. Leghorn chicks, day old,
$5 C; 50, $3; 3 wks. old at 10c
ea. Hens from Lindstroms Royal
Matings, roosters from Pen Mat-
ed chicks. Order now for March
or April del. Mrs. J. H. Horton,
Cochran, R 3. :
Officially bloodtested R. I. Reds
Barred Rocks and W. L. large
hatch ea. week. Live del. guar.
Extra chicks with ea. order. J. C.
Baston, Milledgeville.

First quality chicks, all stan-
dard breeds, light, 7c; heavy, 7
-2c del. Add 25c fer less than
(100. Live del, guar. BE. R. Ad-
ington, Atlanta, 610 Piedmont
Ave.
Blue Ribbon chicks guar. to
Jive or replaced according to con-
ract. Write for full particulars.
. I. Hosford, Atlanta, 221 For-

Booking orders for frist qual-
ity baby chicks hatched from
losely culled pure bred flocks,
tandard breeds. Hatches come
off Thursday. Roy M. Carlisi,





Satisfaction.
get chicks when wanted; Custom
Natching, $2 per 100 eggs. Eus-
tace J. McKinney, Jr., Black-

shear.

Custom hatching: eggs hatch-
ed on 600 egg Hot Water mach-
ine by exp. operator, 2 1-2c per
chick, or on shares. Will ac-
cept good corn, hay or cats, Sat.
guar. E. A. Hayes, Buford.

Baby chicks of quality. Cust~-
om hatching. Write. James Paulk
Jr., Fitzgerald, 301 8. Grant St.
-Gaskins better chicks, highest
uality at low cost. Custom hat-
ching. Write us for details. ER.
breed chicks, heavy breed, $6 C

Mi i

ale or exc. for female pheasants,

MARKET BULLETIN |

o Baby Chicks Ter Sale : oS

Guar, live del. Order less 100, add
1-2c per chick to above price. K.
C. West, Ashburn.

Vigorous chicks from officially

bleodtested flocks of Reds, White
and Barred Rocks, and White
Wyandottes. Right price. Hatch-
ed every week. Geo. T. Adair, El-
berton.
Pure Park's str. B. R. Founda-
tion stock direct, Cream Grade,
Reg. Per. No. 532-C-33. State
bloodtested, $8 per C. postpaid.
Orders booked in advance. Also
hatching eggs. Mra, Orlo D.
Thayer, Daisy.

Baby chicks that live and grow
from high egg producing flocks,
galected for rapid growth, high
vitality: Rocks, Reds, Leghorns.
A. O. Bowles, Fayetteville.

Eggs For Sale

White Wyandotte eggs, 50c per
15 during February. From 2 yr.
old hens, large and fine. L. A.
Horton, Atlanta, 1169 Konta Ave,
NW.

Bantam eggs, mixed with Se-
brights, 73c per 17, or exc. for
white feed saeks, seed beans, on-
ion sets, or plants. Sell trio ban-
tams, $1.25. Mrs. Dovie Grayson,
Loudon, Tenn., Rt. 3, Resident of
Ga.

Hatching eggs from ped. Tan-
cred W. lL. cockerels heading
breeding pens are dbl. 300 egg
matings. Consistent contest win-
ners. $2 per setting. John G.
Hazlehurst, McDonough,

Eggs from best pens, Cornish.
R. I. Reds, and Tancred W. L.
which have trapnest records, 206
and better. 75c per 15. Few cock-
erels from ea kind. M. L. Se-
graves, Fayetteville. .

2 doz. fresh eggs weekly at
market price and party to furn-
ish crate and pay postage. Mrs.
W. M. Taylor, Clarkesville, R 3.

8. C. AAA Tancred Imp. Eng.
Str. W. L. 300-311, 25 02 egg
record, from ped. prize winning
pens, Roselawns select, eggs 7c
ea. Sat. guar. Cliff Stevens, 58
Alabama St., SW. Phone Wal.
2469.

Hatching eggs from Donaldson
Best 8. C. Reds, carefully culled,
$1 to $5 per 15, according to Pen.
3 fine Red cocks, $1.50 to $3.50.
Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Lincolnton.

White Pekin duck eggs, $1 per
13. Lonnie Lyons, Atlanta, 2646
Alston Drive.

Hatching eggs from Booths
AAA Ped. and bred to lay B. P.
Rocks, $1 per 15. Money with
order, and eggs will be sent par-
cel post prepaid. H. T. Johnson,

Talla : \
Grade Brown L.



poosea.
Booths AAA
eggs, 75c per 15, or $4 C. Mrs. Lu-
cian Williams, Collins. .

Rhode Island White hatehing
eggs, $1.50 per setting. Berry str.
Also will have some Saanan kids
sired by a Son of Chrystal of
Three Oaks. Della Towne,
Thomasville.

Turken or Spencer Wonder
Bird eggs, slightly mixed, 65c per
18 del. Crates ret. Also 2 four gal
cap, gourd seed, 8c doz E, D.
White, Rupert. ue

Indian Runner duck eggs, 50c
doz. del, Hobson Gerner, Felton,
RL

Thompson Imp B. R. eggs from
unrelated roosters. and hens, 50c
setting, 75c for 30; hens, Tic.
Cash with order. Cartons ret.
Mrs. W. W. Miles, Baxley, R 5.

B. L. Wyandotte eggs from
bloodtested, heavy layers, 60c per
18, $1 for 30, postpaid. Also Wild
Mallard duck eggs, same price.
Money orders on'y. Mrs. Doug-
las McLendon, Dawson, R 4, Box
16.
15 doz. strictly fresh eggs wkly.
Make best offer, you furnish
crate and pay del. chgs. T. M.
Shelnut, Franklin, R 5. |

W. i. hatching eggs, 50c per
15. From fine laying hens,- over



Gel. Grow faster and live better,

yr. old. Mrs. Otis Bunn, Forsyth,
R5,Box@ he

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Eggs For Sale
Mammoth White Pekin duck

eggs, 50c per 13, also Thompson |:

Imp. B. R. eggs, 40c per 16. Mrs.
J. P. Fitzgerald, Rochelle, R 1.

S. C. R I Red eggs for hatch-
ing, Donaldson str., 40c per 15.
Exe. 15 for 300 cabbage plants,
good large size. Mrs. B. M. Ov-
erton, Preston, R A.

Turken Wonder Bird Bros.
eggs, $1.25 per 15 del. Cartons
ret. J. F. Greer, Monticello.

Hatching eggs from pure bred
2nd yr. Parks B. Rocks, sired by
Ped. males, 216-300 egg breeding.
Culled, twice tested for BWD.
75e per 15. $3.50 C. Per. applied
for. Junius Chastain, Toccoa.

Pure bred Donaldson eggs,
stock direct, 80c for 15 del; also
16 Donaldson hens and cockerel,
$15. Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia.

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp.
eggs fresh ea. week, 75c per 15.
Ins. and prepaid. Mrs. lL. H.
Smith, Milan, R 3.

R. I. Red eggs, Mahood str. 65c
per 15 del. Milan, R 3. .

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp.
eggs for hatching, $1.50 per 30.
Cash with order. Mrs. Winton
, Altman, Baxley, R 3.

Ped. College str. W. L. eggs,
for hatching, 75c per 15; $4 C.
I. C. Smith, Jackson, R 1.

Red eggs from Mayhood str.

50c. per setting, or exc. for dried

fruit; Exc. $8 value for baby
chicks. Write at once. Mra. C.
S. Wiley, Winder, R 4.

Pure bred Ancona selected eggs
for hatching, 75c per 15 del. Mrs.
Perry Fitzgerald, Forest Glen.

B. R. hatching eggs, 3 ea.
Buyer to pay postage. Mrs. W.
J. Tribble, Grayson.

Hatching eggs, from 8. C. W.

L. hens with trapnest record,
200-250 eggs, $4.35 C prepaid;

Record, 250-284 eggs, $1.50 per 15
prepaid. Wm. B. Glaze, Dalton. -

J. B. G. or Parks str. B. R.
selected and well mated, 60c per
setting of eggs or 30 del. for $1.
M. M. Simmons, Decatur, 102
Greenwood Place.

Mammoth Bronze turkey :
$1.50 per doz. Will begin ship-
ping about the first of April.
Mrs. A. D. Lynn, Gray, R 2.

Pure bred Buff Rock hatching
eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs, J. M. Lott,
Sr., Nicholls, R 1.

Prize winning Dark Cornish
eggs, 75c per 15; Fine 9 mos, old
roosters $1 ea.; Extra Jersey but-
ter cow, and Black P. C. hogs,
cheap. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Hatching eggs White Giant,
reg. stock, No. 144. Marcy str..,
$1 per 16. Lewis E. Tabor, Al-
bany R C.

15 eggs carefully selected,
packed and candied from my
pure R. I. Red hens and pullets
for $1 del. by mail. Flock headed
by 5 Mahood roosters, H. E.
Thornton, M. D., Dewyrose, R 2.

Black Minorca eggs for set-
ting, for best offer and party
furnish shipping boxes. About 6
to 10 doz. weekly. B. H. Hill,
Glenwood, R 2, Box 49.

Genuine Mallard duck eggs, $2
doz. E. W. Bond, Atlanta, 315
East Lake Drive.

Thompson Ringlet B. R. eggs,
7c per 15 and postage; 6 R. I.
Red pullets and rooster, Donald-
son str. $6. Exc. for 150 cap. Inc.
Maybelle Wilson, Martin, R 2.

Pure bred Donaldson Red eggs,
50c per 15 and postage; also one
Miller Inc. 110 eggs size, $8 FOB.
Mrs. Reuben Williams, Chipley.

Eggs Wanted

Want pure bred Blue Legged
Warhorse game eggs. Write at
once. J, C. Young, Jr.. Walnut
Grove. :

Want hatching eggs, Ine. lots
(240) from Officially Blood test-
ed W. lL. mature stock, and best
prices for cash. Have peanuts,
Portorican potatoes or fine Red
chickens to exc. Mrs. J. E. Sikes,
Cochran, R 32.









~ Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Reg. Hereford bulls, all sizes
and ages, at farmers- prices,
from the famous Colonial Plan-
tation herd, reg. in buyers name.
W. H. Hutchinson, Leesburg.

Fine, reg. Jersey bull, good
blood lines, 2 1-2 yrs. old, :
about 1 M Ibs. Del. within 50
miles Hartwell, $50. Grover Hea-
ton, Hartwell.

Jersey cow, 4th calf, good milk
and butter producer, $30, or half
cash and bal. in feed (hay or
grain). J. B. Bassett, College
Park, 601 East Mercer Ave.

Good Jersey milch cow, fresh

in, for sale or exc. for mule. C.|:

R. Dewberry, Ellenwood.

1 fresh cow, 2nd calf. Take
some cash, and rest in good corn
at reasonable price. See: Fred
Loudermilk, Cornelia.

Pure bred, Reg. Short-Horn
bull, 4 yrs. old, from Ga. College,
Athens. Pure white. $50 at my
barn. J. M. Brand, Hazlehurst.

Nice 2 yr. old Jersey bull, not
reg. $25 FOB. C. D. Athon, Hilla-
ville, R 3.

Good Jersey cow, fresh in with
Qnd calf (heifer); extra good
butter producer; very gentle, $30
at my barn. A. C. Moore, Pow-
der Springs, R 1.

Jersey milch cow with 2 mos.
old calf: 8 yr. old Jersey steer,
$75 for lot, Cash. FOB. J. W.
Lampp, Jr., Scott.

Fine grade Black Angus bull
kinds second - hand farming
2 1-2 yrs. old, $60 cash. Also all
tools. Mrs. C. M. Kimbell, Mc-
Donough, R 3.

Fine Jersey cow, giving 2nd
calf in August. Of very fine
stock. $32.50. C. G. Christiansen,
Albany, Gillionville Road.

3 gal. milch cow, 2nd calf;
half Jersey and half Holstein.
Big bargain at $20 for cow and
calf. Mrs. Eula B. Cook, Milan.

Extra fine Jersey bull, 2 1-2
yrs. old, $20, or exc. for 60 gal.
syrup. Party to del. syrup and
get bull; 12 extra nice 65-75 lb.
pigs, $2 ea. at barn. J. D. Bish-
op, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Reg. Jersey bull and sev. J.
milch cows, reg. P. C. 500 Ib.
boar, sev. cows. For sale or exc.
for A-1 Holstein milch cows. J.
M. Garrett, Supt., Ga. Industrial
Home, Macon, Ga.

21-2 yr. old reg. Guernsey bull
No. 170167, Naneys Fern Crest
King. Sacrifice for $50; 1 or
2 milch cows, $25 ea; mule for
sale; potatoes, 35c bu. HW. H.
Lake, Wrightsville, R 1

2 good milch cows and 1 heifer
and 1 steer. Mrs. C. R. Hardy,
Dawson, R 1.

9 mos. old Holstein bull, thor-
oughbred, from best blood lines.
Sired by Chinqua-Penn-Cream-
Echo, No. 524915 H. B. Can have
photo if interested. $50. B. F.
Strickland, Fitzgerald.

2 Guernsey and Jersey cross
heifers, about 4 mos. old, sired
by a reg. Guernsey male, and 4
gal. Jersey cow. Fine heifers, $20
ea. BE. E. Payne, Reynolds.

Reg. Guernsey bull, 4 yrs. old.
wt. about 1200 Ibs. $60 FOB.
Cash. Guernsey 4 wks. old bul)
calf, can be reg., $15, or exc. ei-
ther for Reg. Red Poll or Black
Angus, same age. R. N. Olliff.
Bristol.

18 mos. old Jersey bull, ent. to
reg.,, cheap. M. J. Hogg, Sum
merville, R 4;

Black Jersey male, 1 1-2 yrs.
old, $12 or exe. for corn at 50c
bu. C. W. Cobb, Cedartown, R 1.

2 pure bred Jersey males and
1 milch cow, cheap for cash. Exc
for good mule; 1 pure dbl. line
bred Jersey male, cheap for quick
sale. John H. Milner, Jr., Bar-
nesville.

Reg. Hereford cattle, both sex,
for sale. J. J. Cummings, Donal-
sonville.

Nice Jersey cow, fresh first of
February with 3rd ealf, $35. Jd.
W. Savage, Julia.

Gentle, young Jersey cow,

freshen about Feb. 10th second


















































Thursday, February 2.19
Live Stock For Sale

calf; about 2 1-2 or 4 gal. pe
day when properly fed. Reason
able. V. B. Foster, Douglasvill
R 6. :
Young Jersey cow, first calf,
mos. old; Extra good milch co
Sell or exc. for a good gent
horse, 8 to 12 yrs. old. J. N. Oli
ver, Ellaville, R 2. ;

Young cow with 3rd calf, $2
M. A. Davis, Rockmart, R 2.



HOGS FOR SALE
B. P. C. pigs, 4 gilts and boar,
4 mos. old, swift growth, $6.
and papers at my barn. Edwin
Harris, Butler, R 1.
Reg. Duroc sow, State Colleg
breeding, Farrowed 1931. We.
grown out with plenty of typ
Ready to breed for 3rd litter.
R. Langley, County Agt.,
ledgeville. :
15 nice, thrifty feeder pigs
wt. 40 to 50 Ibs. $1.50 ea. trea
and shipped not prepaid. J.
Peters, Moultrie, R 2. AS

6S. P. C. pigs, 4 mos, old fu
type, reg. stock, $5 ea. or 2 fo
$9. F. R. Rabun, Lyons, re

Pure bred Chester White boa:
for Service; also a 7-8 Jerse
cow, fresh in, for sale. At Lon
Bridge. J. N. Bellamy, Carnes
ville, R 1. ee

25 shoats, 25 to 85 lbs. in good
cond, Sell or exc. 4 or 5 f
some corn. J. A. Wheeler, Kite.

3 fine, thoroughbred S. P. |
shoats, wt. about 75 Ibs. ea. $3.
ea. cratedlight; fine Chinchilla
rabbits, 75c ea. half grown. Mo
ey order. A. J. Adams, Ashbur
R B. ae

2 yr. old, 300 lb. pure bred
Berkshire boar, $10 FOB. Arthur
Owen, Barnesville. te

Nice Hampshire and P. C., gill
wt. about 130 Ibs. $6, or exc. fo:
12 pure Tancred W.
pullets, not over 1 yr.
pay chgs. Mrs. D, V.
Valdosta, R 1.

30 black P. C. pigs, pure bred
10-12 wks. old, 40-60 lbs. Best of
fer gets them. Frank Sawyer, Vi
dalia, R 1; : vl

Pigs and shoats for sale chea!
W. G. Orr, Riverdale.

Reg. O. I. C. pigs, 50 Ib. wt
from the worlds Champion blood,
sires thrifty; large litters; 1
Dark B. L. roosters, AAA mat
ings, Everlay Direct. $1 ea. A. T.
Rigsby, Sale City. ae

14 corn fed market shoats,
lb. at farm. J. B. Miller, Wood

Reg. 8. P. C. boars and gilt:
best breeding, $5 to $10 ea. Re
in buyers name. Ralph Brown
McRae.

African str. Stay-fat,
ears, for sale or exe. for 1 |
same kind. Hugh ONeal, Green
ville, R 3. ee
1 Duroc and Essex gilt, cross
wt. about 150 lbs. $5 Not pre
paid. Money order. C. D. Se-
gars, Mize, R 1. .
30-40 nice shoats, around |
Ibs. also some yearlings, wt. 300
to 500 lbs., 1 Grade Guernsey
bull, 8 yrs. old, for sale. J. |
Daughtrey, Rocky Ford. Bae
6 pure bred S. P. C. pigs, wt.
80-90 lbs. $3 ea Cash with orde
William Walker, Ft. Valley, R-
. Duroc sow, inoculated, bred |
farrow in March, sub. to reg. $1
here. H. L. Harper, Waycross,
Prescott St.
2 pure bred Duroc sows, re
and bred to farrow first of Ap
ril, for sale or exc. for anythin
can use. Cecil Parks, Howard.
High class pure bred Duroc
shoats, 85 to 125 lbs. at 5c I}
J. T. Spier, Supt. Barnesville.
Brood sow and 3 pigs, 3 wks.
old, sell or exc. for chickens, W.
G. Moreland, Suwanee.
10 Duroc and Hampshire cros
3 mos. old pigs. Make best offe!
at farm, 9 mi. north of Swa
bore. W, M. Arrington, Swat
boro, R 4, Js ee

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Live Stock For Sale

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"Plants For Sak








HORSES AND MULES





















Fine, young brood mare, 5 yrs.
id, sound, good qualities; young
nare mule colt, 9 mos, old, fine.
Sheap for cash. Come see. G. B.
alker, Blairsville, R 4.

mules, wt. 800 lb. ea. old, but
und and work anywhere; good
rk order. 3 miles west of
uk; also good, nice, young
ow, fresh with 2nd calf. Cheap.
W. B. Powell, Juniper, R 1.

{| 1-2 yr. old iron grey horse,
. 950 Ibs., well built, fat and
thout blemishes; good saddler,
uso plows well. $100. Joe. M.
Corbett, Nashville. _

850 horse mule, 9 yrs. old,
food cond., work anywhere, pert.
60 cash at my lot. George New-
n, Stapleton, R 1.
work mule, Jersey heifer,
resh in, 2 pigs, farming tools
d feed stuff, for sale, cheap.
hone, Main 9050. D. F. Kaylor,
lee 202 Macon Drive, S. E.

Peis ;
1 plug horse, will work any-
where, gentle, $20; also R. I. Red
ooster pure stock, Yr. old, $1
exc. rooster for pr. guineas.
irs. H. A. Humphrey, Mitchell.
Will pay cash for a good cheap
mule, wt. around 8 or 900 Ibs.
D. M. Waters, Epworth.
_Exc.. cow and heifer calf for
mod work mule. Cow in good
shape with 3rd calf. G. W. Paulk,
sierfield.

Want 1 good farm horse or
muie, not over 10 yrs. old. Write
or see. W. H. Mixon, Tomsboro,

iy

Want to buy 2 good mules, at
hot over $150 for the pair. S. S.
oo Atlanta, 940 Hill St.,
Want to rent a mule or horse
this yr. Will pay corn as rent
fake good care of. No blind stock
yanted. State rent and what you
lave to offer. J. D. Hanna, Face-
ile, R 1.

Want swap some fine hogs and
jigs for a good plug mule or a
good ox, within 25 miles of Alma
or Baxley. Ne'lie Shirley, Alma
Want a good, gentle mule. Will

a good milch cow. 8S. H.
Thompson, Suwanee, R 1, Care
. C. Wrights Box.

1 large Spanish Jack, 8 yrs.

d, god cond., reasonable. C. M.
Wilkie, Smyrna. |
21 mos. old mare colt, partly
roke, $50; good farm mules, $100
Exc. for pr. young mules or beef

ype cattle. J. G. Purvis, Hor-
3) high class mules, 1M to 1200





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Polled Hereford cattle, high bred
ped. or reg. Can be seen at Farm,
Pinehurst. Want car velvet beans
sound, at $3.50 ton. J. C. Coll-
er, Barnesville. :

12 yr. old grey mare mule, wt.
about 1M lbs. in good work or-
der, $85 cash; Will exc. good
value for cow, hogs, chickens.
-year'ings, or biloxi bean seed.
Walter Robertson, Raymond.

_ Good plug mule, good teeth and
eyes, work anywhere $20 cash
cow, pigs, chickens, or anything
an use on farm. H. G. Hand.
Jonesboro, R 1.

RABBITS FOR SALE
White N. Z. pink-eyed rabbits.
Write for prices, etc. Allie Mae
Hogan, Hoschton, R 1.

. 8 rabbits, 2 bucks and 1 doe.
about 10 mos. old, brownish-
black color. $1.25, or 50c ea, Exc.
for anything can use. Mrs. D.
a Ingram, Bainbridge, 251 West
Fine White, Black and Gray
TYabbits for sale. Splendid types.
from which to produce Easter
Tabbits. J. C. Collins, Atlanta, R
2, Box 176.

2 Chin. Gray rabbits, doe and
buck, 75c ea. or both for $1.25
FOB, also 1 air cured ham, fresh
5 lb. G. D. Cobb, Martin, R 3.





























sxc. for chickens. Charlie Pri-
McDonough, R 3, Box 117.

bs. 6 yrs. old to smooth mouth: |

Chin. does, cheap for cash |.





3 White N. Zealands: does, 10
mos. old, 2 bucks, same age; also
2 buck, 18 mos. old. Large choice
stock, 50c ea. $1 pr. Miss Mary
Garrison, Milan.

5 rabbits, about 12 mos old, 1

buck, 4 does, 5 young, about 4
mos. old. Assorted col. all heal-
thy, good cond., cheap for cash,
or exc. for wheat, oats, corn or
chickens, R. L. Seabolt, Buck-
head.

SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE

Toggenburg billys, $1 for Ser-
vice. J. A. Jolley, Atlanta, Box
279.

7 head of goats, 3 nannies, 3
kids and 1 hornless bill. $6 for
lot. V. D. Smith, Omega, R 1,
Box 155,

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Will pay $1 per month rent for
& 3 or 4 gal. cow. Plenty of good
feed. Geo. W. Spivey, Winterville,
Rl.

Want good milch cow, fresh in.
for feed: raise calves for use of
cow. Have plenty of good pas-
ture. Alsowant 100 baby chicks
to raise on halves to 10 wks. old.
Mrs. G. C. Mims, Cuthbert, R 4.

Want yoke of steers. R. Brock,
LaGrange.

Exe. 18 mos. old gilt, due to
farrow 2nd litter 1st of April,
and 3-4, 6 mos. old shoats, Du-
roc and 8. P. C. cross, for young,
3 gal fresh milch cow. Bring cow
and get hogs. B .T. Hortman,
Ochlochnee, R 1.

Want a good 3 gal. or more
fresh cow for good feed and care.
Best of ref. G. B. Duke, Atlanta,
22 Linco.n Ave., S. E. Kirkwood.

HOGS WANTED
Exe. white sugar crowder peas
for bred gilt: lb. for lb. Jim Hale,
Dayle.

Want reg. Black Essex gilt,
already bred, also 4 shoats, same
Kind, 40 - 50 lbs. Cheap and in









| No. or Middle Ga. G. M. Will-

iams, Almon.

Want 8. P. C. pigs. Exe. cotton
seed for same. J. T. Holland,
Lenox,

Want 2S. P. C. pigs, 8 wks. o!d
cheap for cash, also want 20
chickens 1 Ib. size, at market
price. E, C. Melton, Austell, R 2.

HORSES & MULES WANTED

Want to buy at bargain for
cash a@ smart, gentle donkey or
jennet, trained to work. Also
want some feathers, cheap. H.
R. Clark, Covington, R 2.

Want a good saddle horse, 4 to
8 yrs. old, Give full details in
first letter. Howard L. Weeks,
Pierceville.

Exc. good value for a pr. of
good plug mules. Write. G. W.
B. Moore, Hahira.

Exc. good value for 1 or 2
good mules. E. B. Summerville,
Felton. ;

Want 1 good work mule, 1 M
to 1100 Ibs. Must be gentle and
work anywhere, and cheap. S.
L. Calfee, Brunswick.

Want to buy plug mule in good
cond., cheap for cash. . T. B.
Whitworth, Lavonia.

Want to rent a mule to make
crop: this yr., with privilege of
buying if price ig right. C. F.
Carter, Wrightsville, R 4.

1 good, reg. cow to trade for a
mule or horse ,also 1 reg. Jersey
bull, about 3 yrs. old, to trade
for horse or mule. L. B. Gaskins,
Nashville. :

Will exc. value for sheep, hogs.
saddle horse, etc. H. F. Brasel-
ton, Braselton, Ga,

Want milk goats and good
erade stock goats. State lowest
cash price. Gene M. Speer,

RABBITS WANTED
Exc. 3 Sebright bantam roos-
ters for 2 rabbits. Robert Bos-
ton, Chamblee, Rl.







Salary,

SHEEP & GOATS WANTED

Want

reasonable

2 or 3 milch goats, at
price. Mrs. R. J.

Bruce, Eatonton.
Want prices on 2 milk goats. B.

BH. McK

Trade
sheep at
at mark

innon, Richland, R 3.

some hogs for stock
$1.50 per head and hogs
et price. Ea. pay trans-

portation chgs. on what he gets.
E. F. Poppell, Ludowici, R A.



Positions Wanted



Want

job for self and Farmall

tractor at once, So. Ga. prefer-
red. Make best offer in first let-

ter. Jno.

F. Ellis, Cordele, R 1.

Single, col. 24 yrs. old, lived

on farm

all life-time, wants job.

Milk and do anything on farm.

Anywhere. At once.

Sam wW.

Macks, Madison.
Man, wife, 1 child want farm,

or wage

and dont

work. Raised on farm
mind work. Honest,

sober, ref. exc. Write at once.

Cecil

Holton, Augusta, 1949

Broad St.
16 yr. old boy wants job on

farm with reliable people

for

veasonable wage. Will po any-
where. Hugh Duren, Savannah,
124 W. Liberty St.

28 yr.

old widow wants work

and home at once; milking cow,
garden and other light farm
work. For board and smal] sal-

ary. Mrs
lin, R 2.

. Estelle Shehan, Frank-

Middleaged woman wants job

on farm, raising chickens, milk-

ing cow or other light chores

Can give good ref. Write at once

St.

Bell New, Augusta, 122 Grace],

Man and wife want job on
truck farm for wages. Experi-

enced, a

lso an exp. truck driver

Both healthy and no bad habits.
Ref. exch. Lee Grogg, Clayton.

Box 246.
Want

in yood

poultry,

job on farm, near town,
home assisting with
flowers and other light

farm work, for home and rea-
sonable salary. Miss A. V. Smith,

Atlanta,
18 yr.

433 Washington St. SW.
old boy, knows farm life,

not afraid of work; honest, so-
ber, best of ref., needs work at
once. Go anywhere. Can drive

any car.
Clo Gen.

28 yr.
not afra

J. H. Revird, Atlanta,
Del.

ald single, sober man,
id of work wants job as

caretaker of Estate. Exp. in auto
and truck driving. Ref. Accept

rreasonable offer. Clyde Hudgins,

Barnesville, RFD 1.

41 yr.
worker,

old widow, healthy, good
wants job at once on

farm. Mrs. Rena Byrd, Austell,

R 1,
Want

job as caretaker of farm

estate or hunting lodge, or large
Range: 38 yr. old, single, elean

habits,

standing.

A-1 character, good
Exp. mechanic, car-

penter, painter. Earnest Echols,
Franklin, R 2.

Young
poultry,

no object.

Herman
Balmont

man desires to learn
dairy business, Salary
Prefer near Atlanta.
Medlock, Macon. 398
Ave.

Man, 35, family of wife and 7

children,
keep an

want work on farm for
d shares of profits. All

able-bodied and willing. Educat-

ed and

tion Army,

with references. Salva-
Atlanta. Communi-

cate with: E. K. Moody, Person-
nel Secty, Red Shield Lodge, 125

Ivy St.

Connection wanted by well
exp. dairy farmer and poultry-
man. Overseer or second man.
Practically lifes exp. marketing
and handling dairy. products;

breeding.

, etc. live stock. Busi-

ness and clerical education J.

W. Cartledge,

Waverly

Refined, middleaged

Columbus, 2829

St.

wants home on farm with nice

people
flowers,



assisting with poultry,

ete. for home and small,
Or milk cow also. Mrs.

board and laundry. Cash at,

woma.:



some for Everbearing strawberry

W. B. Wood, Atlanta, 15 Ga. Ave.
SW. ;

Exp. Nurseryman, farmer, da!-
ry and poultry, want a job. 7 in
family, 5 children, 4 to 14 yrs.
of age. Will need some help, A.
L. Post, Decatur, R 1.

18 yr. old boy, willing worker,
wants good home and $6 mo.,
board and laundry in return for
services on farm. Write soon:
Sandy Kittrell, Wray.

Position wanted as Supt. of

farm Estate, by man with Agri- | inso

cultural Cellege training, and
exp. in soil building, landscap-
ing, stock and plant breeding,
etc. Geo. M. Tucker, Darien.

51 yr. old woman with 10 yr.|R 2

old yirl wants place on fruit on
farm. All kinds of fruit for can-
ning, about 4 acres in vegeta-
bles; hoe in exc. for plowing my
crop. Owner furnish everything.
50-50 basis. Mrs. M. K. Cohran,
Atlanta, 691 Chestnut St.

30 yr. old man wants job on
farm for this yr. $10 mo. board
and laundry. Can do any kind
of farm work. Grady Ross, Nor-
cross, R 2.

Widow, 40, boy 7, wants home
on farm. Prefer elderly couple,
raising chickens on halves. Ref.
exch. Mrs. J. H. Mandon, Doug-
las, Clo E. Burch.

Want good 2 horse farm. 7 in
family. 4 to work. Raised on
farm. Have to be moved and
furnished. Prefer raising corn to
cotton. No. Ga. preferred. L. H.
Chaffin, Marietta, 213 Clay St.

Farm Help Wanted

Want man or boy to work on
farm for part of crop. Must be
good worker; without bad hab-
its. Write for information. Leon
Rowe, Alapaha, R 2.

Want a farm hand, white or
colored, to work for board and
what he makes on 4 acres ot
land. Begin work in March.
Write or see. H. R. LeCroy, Mar-
Ane Relea:

Want single man to work on
farm. Must understand how te
work and be willing worker. Wil!
furnish board and laundry and
when crop sold pay a reason~
able wage for ea. mo. J. 8. Pe-
ters, Moultrie, R 2..

Want a good wage hance
(white man) for $5 mo. and
board. Must be good, clean and 2
good worker. W. J. Morgan.
Stillmore. G a

Want family with 1 or 2 mule:
and supplies for a farm in Ful-
ton County, near Ben Hill. Mrs.
R. C. Loyd, Ocilla, R 1.

Want wage hand, single, mid-
dleaged, willing worker. All yea:
job if good worker, $1.50 week, |





weeks end. Come, dont write.
G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.

Want colored boy not twnder
16 yrs. old for general farm help.
Good home for right boy. S. L..
Calfee, Brunswick.

Want white boy, 12 to 20 yrs.
at once, to live as one of family:
and help make crop for board,
laundry, a patch and a few
clothes. Must be dependaole,
honest, good character. J. J.
Mims, Boston.

Want colored family to work
turpentine and farm, J. M. Mil-:
ler, Wray, R 2.

Plants F or Sale

E. J., Chas. and Copenhagen,
frost-proof cabbage plants, 300,
35c; 500, 50c; 80c M. Bermuda.
onions, same price, All post-:
paid. Odis Conner, Pitts, R 1.
Box 205. ;

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
10 C. 60c M.; white Bermuda
onion, 10 C, 75 M. Add _ post-
age. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham,
Guyton. tise esl

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,
35c M. Money with order. Exe.









4| Maude Brooks, Arlington.

| ville, R 1... ua

|20c C. 85c, 500; $1.50 M; Goose

Chas, W., E. J. cabbage, 750 M_






plants: 2 for 1. W. R. Head,
Baxley, Hee
Frost - proof cabbage plants,
E. J. Chas. and Early Flat
Dutch from Cert. seed, 300, 25a;
500, 35c; G0c M. 5 M $2.50. Al
Sy M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Star
see dewberry, Eldorade
ackberry plants, 7c . or exe.
for old fashioned Spanish oot
joes (this potato is long and blue
Coking inside). Mrs. BT, par
son, Greenville,
ane insp. Kio -s
Plants, 25 per C. $1.75 wr
oe Money order preferred ied
ly. Miss Leng Norris, Sparks.
ie s ne a
Early Imp genuin ane
ey, Plants, 25 , as a
etn Sos tana pl
ming R4 Major Crow, Cum-

Fine strawberry oda
! Y blants, 20 c.
$1.50 M: white miuitiplyine ae
onions, 25c gal. Sage, 8c ea,
1B; Blue ints, $1.10 C. Phlox
- Col. Be doz. Mrs, Gertrode
nee Clermont, R, 1, ee
abbage plants, 75 M. 5
40c; Klondike strawherry, <a

M. 500, 60c. Lisbon Allen. Gai.
nesville, R 3. eerie. ee

































































































onion and E. J., C. W. cabbage
plants, 65c M del. or 50 at ee &
Mrs. H. 8. Turner, Fitzgerald, R

Lead. vat frost-proof cabbaca
Plants, postpaid, 500, 45: 70c a
oe onion, postpaid, $00,
c; 75 M. John B. - Pitz-
gerald, Bie a
Frost-proof FE. J, Chas. W.
Sean set 70e M prepaid,
50 M FOR. J. B. e, Jr.
Macon, R 3. aes ss
Flat Dutch and E. J. cabbave
Diants, 60 M. 40c, 500; ae ie e
fruit: 1500 plants for 10 lbs.
Shes Miss Evelyn Lewis, Bax-
ey. coe
Frost - proof cabbage plants,
Chas. W., E. J., Flat Dutch, 35e,
500; 50ec M. 3 Mw $1.30: 5 M $2.
Postpaid in Ga. J. P. Morris.
Baxley,
Copenhagen Market ocabhe
New York Wonderful (also call
ed Iceberg) lettuce, Bermuda
onion plants, 1400 plants, $1;_
890, 50c. Postpaid. Will assort or
all 1 var. D. J. Harrison, Black-
shear. foe
600 each, Early J. cabbage and
Bermuda onion plants, $1, post-
paid to any address in Ga. Mrs.





Well rooted Kudzu plants, $4
M FOB. Frank Crews, Lees-
burg, R 1, Nae

Thousands lettuce, Bermuda
Crystal Wax, onions, cabbage,
Beet, and collard plants, 25 C,
$1.25 M del. Kudzu, $5 M. Mr:
H,. V. Franklin, Register. 2

Kudzu Crowns, the best, $10
M FOB. Cash with order,
Watson, Familton. boas

Chas. W., cabbage, f-
er, White and Yellow Bermuda
onion, 10c C. 65 M postpaid. R.
W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Young berry plants, $1.25 do:
$4.50, 50; $28 per acre; all plan
over one acre, 3 1-2c ea. List |
instructions for planting, ete.
Hubert Keller, Savannah, 1516
Bull St. ee

Klondike

All lead, var., cabbaye, 500, 40
60c M del. 40c M FOB; Crystal
Wax, White Bermuda onion
plants, same price. No stamps
nor personal chks. J. F. Haddan,
Doerun. oe

Klondike strawberry plants,

plums, 40c each; Blue plums, 25
ea. May cherries. 20c ea. Miss
Grace Crowe, Cumming, R L.

Klondike and Lady T. straw-
berry plants, 20c C. $1.75 M del:
del. 5 M up, 50c eellect, G
Crow, Gainesville, R22















































































same age, $1. 50 FOB
Richardson, Ivey.

Pure bred Jersey White Giant
roosters, Marcy str. $1.25 ea,
Mrs. Edith K. McClelland, Cal-
houn, R 2.

- 2 Black J. Giant cockerels, wt.
8 Ibs. ea. 75c ea. J. S. Cox, Pal-
- metto, R 1.

J. B. Giant pullets, Marcy str.
soon to be laying, Lot of 10 for
60 Cash, texce for 2 J. B. G.
- cockerels, or yr. old roosters. Exc.
hatching eggs for new cane sy-
rup in 10 lb. cans. Moline M.
Landrum, Adairsville.



'LEGHORNS

200 W. L. hens, 2 yr. old, 60c
ea. at my poultry house. C. B.
Davis, Smyrna, R 1.
10 dark B. L. hens,
athe 10 for $7. Mrs. T
Ellijay, R 4.
Few Tom Barron Leghorn Ap-
ril cockerels. Direct from Rose-
lawn. $2 ea. M. L. Payne, Mays-
ville.
80-40 B.. L. 1932 hatch hens,
laying, 75e ea. or exc. for cured
meat. E. W. Brooks, Midville.
100 W. L. April 1932 hatch
pullets, direct from Ferris. 90c
ea. at my yard. W. G. Hulme,
- Rockledge.
50 April hatch Eng, W. L.
Laying 55 per cent now. 50c ea.
FOB. Mrs. Ola Montgomery,
- Mauk.
15 B. L. now laying April
hatch, 50c ea. Cash with order.
J, F. Parks, McRae. RFD 2.
7 W. L. March 1932 through-
bred Booths AA pullets, now
laying, Worth $2 ea. For quick
sale, $7. Ship or at coop. Mrs. S.
TT. Jefferson, Lenox. .
60 Everlay 3B. L. April 1932
hatch: 8 are 20 mos. old hens.
half of them layin, 60c ea. or
65c ea. if taken from Yard. 2
roosters if wanted. Mrs. J. R.
Ragsdale, Hiram, R 2.
15 S.C. W. L. pullets,. Tan-
_ cred str. Apri] hatch, $1 ea. FOB.
Now ready to lay. Exc. for hams
and side meat and pure hog lard.
Geo. Montgomery, Menlo.
30. Lancred, W. /, hens, pure,
Be ea. Oscar Smith, Martin, R

75e ea. or
. M,. Lock,

on Eng. W. L. hens, May 1931
hatch, 50c ea. or swap for 10
Ringlet B. Rock hens, 1932
hatch. J. O, Attaway, Suwanee.
Select S. C. W. L. cockerels
from high egg record stock. val-
ue, $3.50. Eggs, $1 per 15. Jack-
son Caldwell, Dahlonega, R 4.
12 choice S. C. B. L. hens and
cock, $6. Exc. for 100 W. or B.
-L. chicks. J .R. Baxter, Carroll-
ton, R 2.

. C. W. L. chicks, in lots of
800 to 1200 at $6 C. Order in
advance. J. Walter Donaldson,
_ Register.

5 pure bred S. C. W. L. pullets,
now laying, $3.50; cockerels, 75c
ea. also 1 Buff Orp. rooster, $1.
Clifford Smith Jr., Baxley, R 4.
_ 10 pure bred B. L. hens, 18
mos. old, 50c ea. FOB. Mrs. J. D.
McDaniel, Hazlehurst, R 3.

_ Booking orders for high qual-
ity pure Tancred W. L. chicks.
produced from 2 and 3 yrs. old
_ hens, selected breeders; Official-
ly bloodtested. At \ reasonable
prices. M. W. Kantala, Elberton.
_ 25 April hatch W. Leghorns,
oe cond., laying, 60 ea. Mrs.
eG. Ginn, Washington, Pde

MINORCAS

: Pape str. S.C. Black Minorca
chicks, $8 per Cc; $4, 50; $2.25 for

25; eges, $3.75 per C. del. Mrs.

: Cc. L. Rehberg, Cairo.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
_ 40 mixed heavy breed broilers,





ft Floyd, Cochran, R 5.
60 fine friers, 2 to 2 1-4 Ibs. 20c

|exc. for good chickens.

1_- 2 Ibs. ea. 25c ea. FOB. Joe

b. FOB. Mrs. J. R. ae Oco-.



2 yr. old hens, 75c ea. Mrs. A.
W. Bolton, Crawfordville.

Pure bred Buff Orp. baby
chicks, 8c ea. Mother hen, 75c;
eggs, 75c per 15. Cheaper at the
house. Miss Ronie Johnson,
Shellman.



PIGEONS
200 White Kings, guar. banded
and working. Closing out at 50c
pr. 25 prs. or more del. H. J.
Turner, McDonough.

Fine King and Carneaux, rea-
sonable, due to crowded lofts, or
J. H.
Deaton, Columbus, Box 853.

20 Homers, mixed with White
Kings,. 7c per pr. $6 for lot. C.
C. Housch, Summerville.

10-30 prs. White Kings, thor-
oughbred birds. Over - stocked.
reason for selling. Mrs. W. A
Whittle, Thomaston.

2 pr. mixed pigeons, 35c pr. or
exc. for pr. White Kings. Lee
Sosbee, Talking Rock.

R. I. REDS

2 dark Red yr. old roosters,
$1.50 ea. or exc. for Ga. Cane
syrup, or 4 Leghorn hens, yr. old
Mrs. D..C. Foley, aataale. Es-
tates, Ga.

5 Donaldson str, Red hens,
1932 hatch, 85c ea. $4.50 for lot.
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennille.

2 roosters and 10 pullets, Dun-
lap str. Red April pullets, $10
for lot. Cash with order. FOB.
Mrs. Susie P. Nash, Philomath.

10 Red pullets, thoroughbreds,
and not culls, of a rich color, $8.
Mrs. R. B. Money, Adairsville.

2 pure bred Donaldson direct
str. cockerels, April hatch, $1 ea.
FOB Calhoun. B. L. Pass, Ran-
ger, Ga.

50 rich, dark Red hens, good
layers, $1 ea. also 20 W. L. pul-
lets, Ferris str. av. above 200
eggs, T5c. Mrs. J. L. Carmichael,
Canton, R 1.

10 Red pullets, March hatch,
good stock, laying, 75c ea. or
exc. for 2 P. C. pigs. J. R. Kill-
creaSe, Lawrenceville, R 4.

Several R. I. Red cockerels,
Mahood and Donaldson str. $1.25
ea. Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Zebulon.

10 pure bred Feb. hatch
Donaldson str. pullets, $8 FOB.
Mrs. R. M. Jackson, Round Oak.

2 cocks, 3 hens, 20 mos. old,
dark Red, pure bred Donaldson
str. $1 ea. or lot for $4.50. Mrs. A.
D. Smith, Douglasville. R 4.

4 extra fine Donaldson-Owen
str. 2 yr. old Red cocks. Show
specimens, $2.50 ea., 2 March
cockerels, $2 and $1.50 ea. Exc.
for friers or young hens. Miss
Pearl Solomon, Jeffersonville.

2 pure Donaldson Red roost-
ers, 11 mos. old, $1.50 ea. FOB.
Cato Knight, Jesup.

Large, fine Red 8 mos. old 8
ib, rooster, full breed, $1.50 FOB.
John L. Bennett, Screven, R 2,
Box 31.

2 Red cockerels and 3 White
Leghorn, Tancred str., at 75 ea.
Mrs. Chas. Seiferman, Sylvester,
Clo Gen. Del.

Few pure. bred Red 1931 hatch
roosters, Rucker str. $1 ea. J.
A. Elliott, Lavonia, R. 1.

March 1932 hatch pure, dark
Red cockerels, large size, $1 pre-
vaid. Mrs. W. L. Stephens, Tal-
lapoosa, R a

WYANDOTTES





7 pure Silver L. Wyandotte Yr. |

old hens and rooster, $5: also
Wannamaker cotton seed, for
nlanting, 40c bu. Leland E. Ad-
ams, Hartwell, R 4.

1 Rose Comb S. L. Wyandotte
2 yr. old cock, $1 not prepaid:
also 1 3-4 S. L. Wyandotte 8
mos. cockerel, $1 not prepaid.
Claude W. Davis, Calhoun, R 5.

6 pure bred R. C. Silver i.
Wyandotte hens and cockerel, $4.
Mrs. A, J. Paris, Dallas, RL Box

a



Gordon, Pitts, R 2, Box 126.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

Turkey gobbler, cross between
Bourbon Red and Black Bronze,
Wt. 12-15 Ibs. 15c Ib. at my
home, or 20c Ib. crated. Mrs. A.
P. Ross, Glenwood, R 2.

2 Bourbon Red hens and tom,
for raising. 1932 hatch. Trio, $10.
L. A. Corbin, Armuchee, R 1.

Nice young tom and 3 hens, all
1932 hateh, $8. Exc. for good
home-ured meat. Mrs. J. C.
Strickland, Hortense.

15 Blue Speckled guineas, 7
grown and 8 nearly grown. Al
hens except 2. $5 for lot. Money
order. Mrs. J. E. Pinny, Naylor.

Sev. turkey gobblers, large
Bronze type for breeding, for
sale. B. H. Dickson, Canon, R 3.

Mixed Bourbon and Bronze
turkeys. Eggs, $3 per 15. Book-
ing orders now. Mrs. E. C. Rack-
ley, Albany, R A.

Goldbank str. M. B. turkeys:
toms, 20-30 lbs. ea; and hens, 15-
20 lb. each. W. M. Branan, Lew-
iston.

Extra fine, 2 yr. old M. B. tom,
$76 7 young toms, 20 Ib. ea. $5
ea; young hens, 12-15 lbs. $4 ea.
FOB. Cash with order. Mrs. Lula
Christmas, Vienna, R 3, oe

Large toms and hens: 2 pr.
dark Bronze, $4.50 ea. one; large
White pr. $4.50, and White tom,
$3. Mrs..Texie Cobb, Cedartown,
R 1.

Pure bred White Holland toms
and hens, $3 ea. $8 trio. Mrs.
Jas. B. McCrary, Molena.

10 young guineas, mixed with
White African, 50c ea. Mrs. J. A.
Toland, Avondale Estates, Ga.

1 pure bred M. B. tom, May
hatch, for breeding, wt. about
18-20 Ibs. $3.50, or exc. for 2 M.
B. hens of smaller size. J. W.
Whitman, Adairsville. :

Pair of Muscovey ducks, $3;
good laying var., also pr. young
M. B. turkeys, $7 pr. Mrs. A. M.
Moore, Chipley, R 1.

Bird Bros. direct toms, Worlds
best blooded Superior breeders,
Giants of Bronze perfection. Wt.
22 to 25 lbs. $5 ea. Mrs. J. W.
Lariscy, Halcyondale.

5, toms,. 15c Ib. or. exc. for 3
Bourbon Red hens. Ben F. Wil-
cox, Hazlehurst.

3 pure bred Bourbon Red hens
$3 ea. John Jones, Summerville,
Rooter =

2 pr. Mammoth White Pekin
ducks, $4 for lot at my yard;
thoroughbred B. R. rooster, Yr.
old, prize winner, $2. Mrs. A. R.
Crawford, Grovetown, R 2. .

25 selected Bourbon Red bree-
ding hens, $4 ea. Selected from
flock of 800. Mrs. Chas. H.
Drake, Braselton.

Trio pure bred big bone M.
Bronze, April 1932 hatch. Fine
for breeders. $5, FOB my station.
Mrs. J. F. Folds, Hillsboro, R 1.

Sev. Bourbon Red toms, 20-25
Ibs, 1 - 2 yr. old, 30 lbs. and
some unrelated hens. Fine for
breeding, 25c lb. Mrs. W.. L.
Cook, Griffin, R B.

Giant Bronze turkeys. | Bred
for production and _ standard
qualities; pen headed by AAA
gerade A. P. A. Cert. toms. Book-
ing egg orders. Z. J. Lee, Red
Oak.

Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS WANTED

Want 4 to 600 bantam hens,
mixed breed. State best cash
price. Guy Allen, Buford, R 1,
Box 30.

Exc. 1 W. L. rooster for one
Bantam hen. Mrs. Clarence
Langston, Chamblee, R 1.

Want at once 1M bantam hens
and pullets, clean legs and heal-
thy. Quote best cash price. R.











AGE TWELVE [MARKET BULLETIN, oe
oo Poultry For Sale "Poult For Sale Poultry. For Sale Poultry Wanted | ite
ro from Barron str.
. GIANTS ORPINGTONS Thoroughbred R. C. W. Wyan-|L. Reils, Soe Care Reils| Exc. eggs \
White Jersey Giant pullets, 8; 6 pure bred Buff Orp. 6 mos.|dotte rooster. Colonials best Seed Co. a ay a ane ee
mos. old, $1.15. ea. old pullets, 55c ea; 4 pure B. R. ng has gen . CORNISH CA funn Glenna

Will swap Brab peas for Cor-
nish chickens, or other value can
use. Oscar McKenzie, Montezu-
ma, :

Want to buy 2 Dark Corniish
roosters, cheap for cash; also
want pug-nose Berkshire male,
large enough for service, cheap
for cash. A. C. Guest, Bowman,
R 2.



GAMES

Exc. 6 Dark Cornish hens, Na-
bot str. for 5 hens and stag ei-
ther Roundhead or Warhorse
game. S. D. Hammond, Decatur.
312 McDonough St.

Want trio of fine Games at a
bargain price. Give age, wt. breed
Must be good layers and fight-
ers. Write: Eugene Ragland, Jr.
Emory University, Ga.

Want pure old time Dark
Gray Hammond Gorden pit game
cocks and hens. R. H. Crawford
Tiger.



LEGHORNS
Want from 50 to 100 W. L. hens
March or April 1932 hatch. W. J.
Barnett, Riverdale, R 1.
Want 200 W. L. hens, 1932 hch,
for cash at reasonable price. W.
G. Moreland, Suwanee.

MINORCAS
Exc. 2 Buff Minorca cockerels,
now crowing, for 2 Black Minor-
ca cockerels. Joel R. Thigpen,
Dublin, R 4.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Exc. value for chickens, thor-
oughrbed: Jersey B. Giants, Mi-
norcas, or Bantams. Grown or
chicks. Write. Allen a Du-
pont, R 1, Box 69.

. PIGEONS

Will pay 50c del. for 1 clean-
legged Pigeon hen, or will exc.
two 6 mos. old bantam hens.
Harry Smith, Vidalia.

Want 15 pr. common pigeons.
Must be working and cheap for
cash. Also want best price on
wool, also goose feathers. Mrs.
W. F. Sanders, Jr., Savannah,
2601 Jefferson St.

WYANDOTTES
Want 3 nice, heavy bones, well
marked Silver Lace Wyandotte
cockerels at reasonable price.
Also have a fine old cock to sell

or exch, J. J. Stephens, Luth-
ersville.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED











Want Mammoth White Pekin |

ducks, wt. over 5 Ibs. Will exc.
large Carneaux pigeons or pay 6c
lb. Want other large ducks. Dill-
ard Munford, Cartersville.

Exc. 1 B. B. Bronze tom, pure
Ellis str. wt. 25 lbs or more, for
1 of same kind to keep from in-
breeding, last spring hatch. Mrs.
Pratt L. Cowart, Summit, R 2.

Want sev. pure bred Bourbon)

Red turkeys. State what you have
and quote best cash price in first
letter. C. M. Purdom, Patterson.

Want 2 Bronze hens, also four
guinea hens. Exc. No. 1 N. C.
seed peanuts for same. Mrs. J.
W. Perry, Rochelle.

Want 2 White Pekin drakes.
State lowest cash price. Frank
B. Pety, Pearson.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 1 or 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks. old.
Mixed or any heavy breed. Well
exp. Mrs, R. C. Law, Empire, R
1, Box 29,

Want 50 or 100 pure bred baby
chicks to raise on halves to 8
wks. old. Buff oe or Barred
Rocks preferred. J. i ae Mi-





lan, Re 3.

pled, but can do any kind of



















































Write. Irene Howell, Omega.
Want 300 baby chicks to rais

den, Stockbridge, R 2.

xe. pure bred Guernsey mal
calf from high producing coy
at $10 value and other valu
for baby chicks, turkeys, guin
eas, ducks, home-cured meat:



or any good, heavy breed will d
Mrs. Robt. T. Allen, Riverdal
Want 300 B. R. chicks of goo
strain. Exs. white table peas 0
Stone Mtn. melon seed. J.
Childre, Reynolds. :
Want 100 baby chicks to rai
on 50-50 basis to 10 wks. ole
Reds or B. R. preferred. Mrs. |
M. Patton, Talmo, R 1.
Want 100 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 6 wks. old, ar
heavy breed. I furnish feed
party pay chgs. both ways. Mr:
Minnie Hunter, Halcyondale.
Want 4 or 500 bloodtested B
R. baby chicks by the 10th o:
February or earlier.
Davis, Ringgold.

Want to raise 200 pure bre
B. R. chicks to 10 wks. ol
Party pay postage; I furnis.
feed. Mrs, L. J. Hammons, Con
yers, R 2.

Want to raise on halves, 20
any thoroughbred var., bab
chicks, to 10 wks. old. Will pa
postage 1 way and furnish feed
Woodrow Goss, Weston. :

Want 3 to 500 Leghorns o1
shares. Have dairy route, to sel
the eggs; will take as baby chick
and raise, or pullets, already lay
ing. Mrs. A. J. Anthony, Mid
land.

Want 200 baby chciks to raise
on 50-50 basis to 12 wks. old. B.
R. or Reds. Write. Mrs. Ethe
Cothern, Alma, R 3. : :

Want Buff Orp. chicks to rais
on 50-50 basis. Mrs. Mary Smith
Lawrenceville, Care J. A. Hut
chins. .

Exc. P. R. ag plants f
season for W. L. baby chicks t
be del. now. G. Cc. Music, Bax
ley.

Want cheap for cash, 50 or |
Plymouth, Barred Rock baby
chicks, near Jasper as possib
State what you have and price
P. L. Moss, Talking Rock, R 2.

Want 500 Buff L. or Ancon:
chicks to raise on halves to |
wks. old. Mrs. A. B. Jacobs, Na
hunta.

Positions Wanted

Want small farm near Atlan
ta, for standing rent, or woul
repair buildings and improv
place for rent. Have own stock
and tools; finance self. R. G
Goldin, Atlanta, R 7, Box 57.

17 yr. old girl wants job with
good woman on farm assisting
with poultry, garden, flowers an
other light work. State what you
have in first letter. Esther Kin.
ney, Lincolnton, R 3.

Want job. Most anything. Lif
time exp. on farm, also Gin an





Monticello, Ras,
Want job on farm.
white, sober, honest, little crip:

farm work, also drive car. Don:
ald Lamb, Atlanta, 537 Piedmon
Ave.
Nice, 40 yr. old woman, cou
try raised, wants place in go
home on farm assisting wi
light work. Ref. Come or wr
Mrs. N. E. Glenn, Atlanta,
No. Highland Ave., NE.



ur lay, February 2, 1933.
Positions Wanted

Positions Wanted

Fe arm. a Hee wane

Seed For Salo

"acd or aia



ant 1 horse crop, near At-
lanta. Must be furnished and
n n0ved. Good ref., 3 to work. Exp.
Mrs. J. F. Eaton, Atlanta, 319
Central Ave., SW.

Widow with 2 sons, 20 and 22
yrs. old, want job on truck farm
or a good 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis. Can do anything on farm.
Best ref. Write or come after us.
Mrs. Della Mangram, Lithonia,

able for trucking, near Atlanta,
near good school. J. E. Orr, At-
lanta, 988 Armwood St.

Want good 1 horse crop on

Want place with good party
on truck farm, and _ raising
chickens on halves. Not over 10
miles Atlanta. 3 in family. Exp.
and ref. W. H. Sigers, Atlanta,
150 Currier St., SE. Phone Ja-

" Middleaged, single woman
wants work with honest, relia-
ble people on farm for home and
small salary. Ref. exch. Brand
Bell, Marietta, R 4. ~

Young man, exp. (4 yrs.) dai-
ryman, wants place where hon-
esty and ability is appreciated.
$10 mo., board and laundry. H.
C. Edmondson, Atlanta, 722 Lex-
ington Ave.

Exp. farmer wants a 1 horse
farm on halves, or raising chick-

ens, hogs or anythinng that is to

be done on farm. Have. small
finance self the first yr. James
L. Black, Atlanta, 528 Rankin St.

Want. 1 horse farm to work on

Want 2 or 3 horse farm near
Moultrie, or in Mitchell county,

Have to be moved and furnished.
R. J. Davis, Damascus, R 2.
Young, single man desires job
as truck or car driving on farm
or dairy. Reasonable wages. S.
Horton, Marietta, R 2.
Want job in nice country home
assisting with poultry, flowers,
nd other light farm work, for
home and small salary. Kather-
ine Davis, Atlanta, C-o Gen. Del
Want a part crop and hire bal.
of the time. Colored man and
wife. A. J. Halsombe, Buchanan.
19 yr. old, sober, honest, hard,
willing working boy wants job
with good family. Within 75 mi.
Lenox, for $10 month straight
time, board and laundry. Life
time exp. on farm. E. V. Wald-
rep, Lenox.
_ Want crop on 50-50 basis, or
blacksmith shop and corn mill. 9
yrs. exp. can do most any kind
of work with machinery. Write
> once. Will Castell, Marietta,
3.
Want job on dairy or poultry
farm. 20 yrs. old, single, white;

Atlanta, Care Gen. Del.

Want job on dairy or poultry
or other farm work. Single, 20
yrs. old, white, reliable and exp.
with dif. kinds of farm work.
sg Cotts, Atlanta, Care Gen.

__ Want job on Dairy,
horse crop on shares. Drive car,
tractor and exp. with machinery.
Life time on farm. 23 yrs. old,
wife and small child. Hubert
Richards, Canton, R 1.
- Want job on farm by day. 10
in family. Would consider 2 or
8 horse crop 50-50 basis. 3 plow
and 4 hoe hands. R. W. Evridge,
Rockmart, R 4.
oS Want a place in eountry as-
bisting with light farm work. En-
Close stamp for reply. Miss M.
Brand, Athens.
Want place on dairy farm for
my family. 9 in family, 5 can
rk. Will work Nua and for

ora 2



house and wood. Sev. yrs. exp.|
W. M. Craig, Atlanta, 978 Orm-'

wood Ave., SE.

Want job on general or poul-
try farm. Ready to start now or
first of March. Ernest Hudgins,

C-o Lloyd McWhorter, Atlanta,
558 Hollins St. SW.

Want job on general or poultry
farm, or looking after live stock.
Lloyd McWhorter, Atlanta, 558
Hollins St., SW.

Want 2 horse crop on 50-50
basis. 7 in family, all able to
work. Have to be furnished some,
not much, a good milch cow and
$25 or $30 will carry me through.
J. B. King, Carrollton, R 5.

Girl wants place on farm do-
ing light work for home, small
salary. Come or write me at once
Go anywhere can get work. Belle
Oliver, Odum, Care W. P. Lee.

Middleaged man wishes work
on farm as Overseer, or seeing
after stock farm. Best of ref.
State what you are willing to
pay, in first letter. Henry Carr,
Sparta, R 1.

Want 1 horse crop in Fulton
or DeKalb county on shares; also
500 baby chicks same terms. H.
P. Merrell, Atlanta, 570 Middle
St., SW.

Honest, sober, life time farm-
er with family wants employ-
ment of any kind on farm. Write
and make offer. Claude Mc-
Daniel, Atlanta, R 2, Box 340.
Jonesboro Road.

Farm Help Wanted.

Want white boy, 16 yrs. of age
or older, with good habits and
farm exp. for board and laun-
dry, small wages or cotton patch.
Write or see. E. L. James, Al-
pharetta, R= 1.

Want good plow boy for 1933.
Will give board and small sal-
ary. Write. D. B. McHan, Dal-





|ton, R 6.

Want clean, industrious white
girl or widow, 20 to 35 yrs. of
age to live as one of family and
help with light farm work. Small
salary and good treatment. Mrs.
Clifford C. Smith, Milford, R 1.

Want girl or woman, unin-
cumbered to raise chickens, do
a work, and other light
farm work. Small salary, home
for right party. R. T. Crump,
Baldwin.

Want unincumbered middle-
aged Christian woman with good
ref. to live in home and assist
with light farm work. Home and
small salary. Mrs. W. S. Story,
Warrenton, R 2.

Want good 1 or 2 horse farm-

er who can furnish self and
stock. Good land, schools and
churches, 12 mi. So. Lyons; for
sale, 1 M bured over flat bottom
1 and 1-2 qt. Turpentine cups,
Ic ea. FOB. G. F. Sutton, Lyons.

Want good farmers for Stand-
ing Rent for good farms in De-
alb, Upson, Telfair, Ben Hill and
McIntosh counties. B. O. Fus-
sell, Brunswick.

Want boy, 16 ~- 20 yrs. old to
do gen. farm work. Must be hon-
est and reliable. Will board and
clothe and pay small salary. Mrs.
Rubye Steed, Lavonia.

Want man, black or white,
who is exp. in trucking. 18 to 35
yrs. old. Must be a good worker.
: Bloodworth, College Park,

Want able bodied, honest,
young man, 18 yrs. old, able to
read and write and figure, also
drive truck; live as one of fam-
ily, little spending money until
summer, then small salary. T. C.
Gordon, Morrow.

Want nice colored girl to do
light farm work. 15-20 yrs. of
age. Give board and clothes. Mrs.
Emley Frey, Dallas, R 3.

Want unincumbered white girl
16 to 18 yrs. of age to live as
one of family and help with light
farm work. P. W. Wills, Jr., At-
lanta, R 1, Box 391-A. ~



Want good farmers for 2 or
3 horse farms. Must be able fur-
nish own stock and self; also
want a good woman to help with
light farm work. W. O. Adam-
son, Morrow, R 1.

Want good willing worker, man
or boy, for gen. farm work. J. D.
Bohannon, Waleska, R 1.

Want farmer for.2 horse crop
on 3rd and 4ths, or standing
rent, 5 rom house, 12 acres bot-
toms, good pasture with running
water, on school bus and mail
Rt. T. E. Bennett, Acworth, R 3.

Want man and wife or woman
and son, to work on farm for
wages in 1933. White or colored.
Write. W. G. Scoggins, Armuch-
ee.

Want a nice boy to help farm
and milk, for 1933. Will give a
500 lb. bale of cotton, board and
clothes. 2 in family. Ref. exch.
Joe M. Ward Sugar Valley.

Want healthy, reliable unin-

cumbered woman to assist with

poultry and small garden. Small
salary but good home. 2 in fam-
ily. H. P. Robinson, Decatur, R 2.

Want bright, clean boy about
13-18 yrs. old to plow for me, or
a widow and her son to live as
one of famliy, and assist with
farm work. Write. P. S. Payne,
Cumming, R 5.

Want girl not over 25 yrs. old
to live as one of family and help
with light farm chores. Give
some spending money. J. M.
Browning, Dublin, R 3.

Want girl or woman, 14 to 35
yrs. old, to live on farm and as-
sist with chickens and _ other
light farm work, live as one of
family. Raised in country and
orphan preferred. T .G. Will-
iams, Donalsonville, R 1.

Want woman, 40-50 yrs. old to
live as one of family and help
with poultry and garden, etc. B
F, Knowles, Wrightsville, R 4.

Want good farm hand, white
man without bad habts to help
make crop. Begin at once. Will
pay $6 to $8 mo., board, laundry.
Must be dependable and good
worker. E. T. Towns, Roopvilie.

Want good, honest Blacksmith
to work part time blacksmith and
part time farm work. Must have
best of ref. Pay 75c day and
board. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Seed For Sale

1500 Kiana seed cane, av.
about 6 ft. long, also few Red
or Ribbon sugar cane, $1.50 per
100 at patch, Del. for small ad-
dition to price. J. W. Davis,
Nicholls, R 2.

20 lbs. white velvet okra, 60c
lb. Dwarf okra, 10c lb. FOB. A.
J. Moreland, Williamson,

White velvet okra seed, 15c
cupful, cornfield bean seed, 15c
cup; Exc. for white feed sacks,
free of holes. Della Warren, Cul-
berson, N. C. R 1, Resident of
Ga,

250 Ibs. 1932 crop seed Rice,
Upland rice, 2 1-2c Ib.
Johnson, McRae.

2 or 3 M Ibs. clean, white vel-
vet okra seed, inspected and O.
K. by County Agt., while grow-
ing, 15c Jb. 8 lbs. $1; 50 and 100
Ib. lots, $10c lb. del. D. P. El-
der, Orchard Hill.

20 Ibs. white velvet okra seed,
15c lb. or exc. for peanuts. L.
M. Floyd, Raymond. |

White nest onions, 40c gal. red
nest onions, 50c gal. also white
crowder peas, 50c gal. All del. in
Ga. E. A. Smith, Greenville.

Long green okra seed, 20c Ib.
or exc. for dried apples or pea-





ches. W. H. Peele, Lenox.

Finest white velvet and long
green okra seed, 20c Ib. 2 Ibs. or
over, 18c Ib. del. Write for quan-
tity prices. C. W. Dugger, Oli-
ver.

Good, Ga. raised N. C. pea-
nuts, 45c bu. FOB; 20 bu. Cooks
Imp. cotton seed, 40c bu. FOB.

S..L-



Archie Purvis, Ambrose, RFD.

Pure white velvet okra seed,
100 to 800 lb. at 10c lb; smaller
lots, 12 1-2c Ib. Add postage. D.
P. Dean, Rome, R 5.

Okra seed, 10c per 4 this.
squash, 10c per 2 tbls. Exc. for
millet seed, or sorghum seed.
Also Full Cornish eggs, $1 per
- Mrs. E, P. King, Rochelle, R

_ White velvet okra seed, 1st yr.
18c lb. prepaid, or exc. for home-
made tobacco. Dennis Brazil,
Suwanee, R 2, Box 2. ;

_ White velvet okra seed, 2 tbls.
10c. Cash with order. Add post-
age. Mrs. W. M. Brady, Cler-
mont, R 1.

Stone Mtn. melon seed pure,
hand cleaned, 50c lb. 5 Ibs. lots
at 45c Ib. 10 Ibs. 40c lb. del.
Money order, or farm products.
oe J. T. Scott, Statesboro, R

Yellow squash seed, 10c cup-
ful; 50c Ib. or exc. for Eng. pea
seed, or flower seed of dif. kinds.
Carlton Sawyer, Cuthbert.

Rocky Ford cantaloup _ seed,
1932 crop, 50c lb. FOB, or exc.

for anything can use. Beatrice

Lamb, Sparks.

White velvet okra seed, 25c
Ib. deep rib pink meat. canta-
loup seed, 50c lb. Martin gourd
seed, 10c pkt. Miss Annie E.
Jones, Fayetteville, R 3.
Long green pod okra seed, 10c
lb. or exc. for any kind of gar-
den or field seed, or E. J. cab-
bage plants. W. N| Barrett, Lu-
la, R 3.

White velvet okra seed, 2 cups.

for 15c or exc. for plants. J. A.
Chandler, Tallapoosa, Box. 136.
Crotolaria Spectabilis seed, or-
der now. Ask for price. H. A.
McCord, Albany.

N. C. long leaf tobacco seed,
l5c this. 2 for 25c; col. bunch
butterlbeans, 10c lb. and post-
age. P. H. Roper, Flowery
Branch, R 1.

Yellow meat watermelon seed,
4 thls. 10c; 11 thls. 25c. Postage
paid on 25c orders. Add 8c on
10c orders. B. M. Miller, Enigma,
Rolo

Cushaw seed, pumpkin seed,
15c per cup. Postage accepted.

_|Mrs. A. B. Taylor, Sharon.

Okra seed, 15c cupful. Exch.
for onion sets, or cabbage plants
Miss Annabelle DeHart, Silver
Creek, R 1.

Genuine Rocky Ford canta-
loup seed, 25c Ib. G. L. Wether-
ington, Lenox.

Winter heading collard seed,
60c lb. Viva Saunders, Dawson, R
6.

Sev. lbs. long green pod okra
seed for sale or exc. for anything
can use. Hugh Underwood, Car-
tersville, R 3.

9 Ibs. little Early okra seed,
10c- lb. Add postage. Mrs. A. J.
Adams, Bartow, R 1.

100 lbs. pure Stone Mtn. melon
seed, 25c lb. plus postage. Exc.
for cured hams, Ga. Cane syrup.
L .H. Farner, Milledgeville, R 2.

Dill seed, 25c b. or exc. for
peas, peanuts, O-too-tan beans
c other value. J. E. Abbott, Tif-
on.

40 Ibs. extra good long green
okra seed, 25c lb. postpaid. W.
H. Sanders, Thomaston, R 4.

Yellow crookneck squash seed,
10c cupful, not postpaid. Mrs, A.
B. McAdams, Buchanan, R 1.

Eaves large yellow multiply-
ing onions, 15c qt., 60c gal. $4.50
bu. FOB. Exc. for anything .can
use. Jos Norman, Dewyrose, R 1.

Clean, white meated muskmel-
on seed, 25c Ib. Add postage.
Have about 5 lbs. M. L. Ryle,
Gordon, R 3.

18 Ibs, pure Nancy Hank melon
seed, true to name, hand saved
and. shade cured, 50c lb. for lot.
B. F. Merritt, Camilla, R 4.

7 or 8 bu. Chufas, free of nut

Lgrass, $2.50 vegh ToC pk: 10 lbs.

pS



Rocky Ford cantaloup seed, 40c
lb. for lot, or 50c Ib. single 1
All FOB. E. H. Martin, Broo

Imp, Dixie Belle melon seed,
30c Ib. In 100 lbs. lots. 25c Ib.
FOB. C. L. Hollomon, Unadilla.

20 Ibs. selected Stone Mtn. mel-
on seed, 50c lb. also Eggs from
pure bred J. B .Giants, Marcy
str. 75c per 15. Sam Fitzgeral
Rochelle, Rt. ee

Cantaloup seed, Pollock 10-
50c; Ib; Knighten or Little Cob
corn, $1.25 lb. Best poor land
corn. C. L. Rhyne, Plains.

Broom corn seed, 20c ib. peas,
brown eyes, 5c; white rock cock,
75c; Donaldson str. R. I. Ri
hens, $1 ea; Red Jersey male, 2
wks. old calf, from 4 gal. cow. $2.
Eva Haynes, Buford.

White velvet okra seed, 20 Ib.
del. Truckers long green cucum-
ber seed, 75c lb. del. Large grade
Jersey, 3rd calf; good milk and
butter producer. $35 at barn. Geo.
F. Bullard, Powder Springs.

Dixie Belle or Stone Mtn. mel-
on seed, 25c Ib. 5 Ib. lots, 20c lb.
Frost proof cabbage plants, 40c
M, 5M $1.75. B. F. Baker, ee
ga, R 2,

100 Ibs. genuine Hales Beste
cantaloup seed, 1932 crop. 50c lb.
FOB. Sample on re Ss. D
Felts, Adel, R 3.

White velvet okra sed: 25 lb
5 Ibs. $1; Hot Red pepper, drie
30c Ib. del. Ida Wright, Alto, R ~
1, :

Sound, Red Hull Speckled peas
75c bu. in 2 bu. bags; Spanish
peanuts, sound, 50c bu. in 2 bu
bags. All FOB. No personal chks
C. H. Cofer, Loutsville.

Grohoma grain sorghum, fine
forage, seed, good feed for hogs, |
cows, and chickens, 5 lbs. plant
an A. 20c lb. Mrs. C. O. Reese
Newnan, 29 College St.

Wonderful bearing snap bean
seed, bear long green beans, 20c
lb. Add postage; thoroughbred
Duroc Jersey males, 75-80 lbs. 5c
Ib. Ent. to reg. All FOB. Gordon :
Collins, Sr., Cobbtown, R 2.

Calif. beer seed, 10c oe cup-
ful and postage. Mrs. R. D. aa
ville, Cornelia, R 1. :

Extra select Tom Watson end
Stone Mtn. melon seed, 40c lb
del. C. F. Thomson, Thomasville
Care Thomson-Alderman Co.

McCaslan pole beans, Bunch
beans, pumpkin, collard, long
handled gourd, mammoth mixed
zennia seed, 5c small or 10c large
pkg. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Tooms-

Unknown peas, not mixed. A. -
Grimes, Helena, R 1.

Guar. white velvet okra seed
125 lbs. 10c lb. for lot, FOB. I Ib.
del. 20c Ib. S. E. Jones, Palrbure,

|R 4.

Stone Mtn., melon seed, 50c 1b,
Hand saved, shade cured. No
stamps. C. T. Bennett, Cordele,
R 4.

Knights Early fam baron seed
for sale or exc. for lima bean
seed, also frost proof cabbage
plants, E. J., Chas. W., 10e C. 40c
500, 65c M. postpaid. Mrs. A. R.
Rosser, Pitts.

Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed
20c Ib. Also Texas Ribbon Cane
seed, 5c Ib. Exc. for chicks, oth-
er seed, plants or anything can
use. Robert Hunt, Cordele.

Nassau weevil proof, seed corn
limited amount; also Grohoma
enough to plant an acre, 75c del
20 tons green feed to an A. W.
C. Smith, Holly Springs, R 1.

Imp. Weaver-Watson melon
seed, 50c Ib. COD. J. W. Good,
Moultrie.

Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start, del. Also

White Pearl pop corn, 1932 crop.

shelled, 10c lb. not postpaid. Mrs.
Corine Floyd, Reckmart, R 2.

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Plants F for Gale |



Plants For Salo

Plants For Sale

Seed Wanted




Tobacco Wanted

















































































igastodon Everbearing straw-
erry plants, 25c C. Yellow rool,
ld cherry bark, rattle root, 20
b. Blood root, 75 Ib. Mrs. J. C.
White, Dahlonega, R 1, Box 35

; Klondike Strawberry plants,
-25 ; 85c, 500; $1.50 M post-
paid. No chks. John L. Jones,
Cumming, Rex,

KE. J., Frost-proof cabbage
plants, 500, 50c; 75c M del. in
Ga. E. E. Tatum, Flowery
sranch, R 1.

_ Nice, field grown Chas. W. and
some E. J, cabbage plants, 500,
60c; $1 M. Minor J. Carnes,



Cabbage plants, 50c M. Book-
ine orders for Cert. P. R. potato
plants, $1 M: tomato, 75c M. W.
. Boatright, Alma.

. Earliest var. Klondike straw-
berry, 20c . $1.50 M: very large
-Everbearing strawberry plants,
80 C. $250 M. Mrs. Grady
Crowe, Cumming, R 1.
Strawberry plants, 30c C. var-
den horsemint, horehound, 6
un, 10c; sage, for 25c; mal-
rds, 4 for 10c. Exe. for white
feed sacks. Add postage on small
orders. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Al-
te, Ril,

~ Mastodon " Everbearing and
Lady T. strawberry plants, 30c
. $2.50 M. also Red Gold straw-
perry, 26c doz. $1.50 C. Guar,
true to name. Add postage less
$1 orders. Mrs. L. 8. Etris, Alto,
2.

_ _ Progressive everbearing straw-
berry plants, 20c C. $2 M FOB.
Exc. for anything can use. J. E.
Waters, Woodcliff, R 1.
Hastings Barly J. W. cabbage
fants, Ibe C. 600, 50c. Del at
ome. Mrs. H. E. White, Zebu-
jon R 1,

Millions frost-proof W. and
Flat D. cabbage plants, ready.
500, 50c; 75 M., 3 M $1.50; 5 M
$2: collard, same price. B. J.
Bead, Alma.

Cabbage and onion plants,
field grown, 50c M here, postage
or express collect. Milions now
ready for shipment. Joe Wisen-
baker, Valdosta.

Booking orders for genuine
Gov. insp. red and pink skin P.
R. and Nancy Hall plants, $1 M.
Begin shipping Mareh 20th. Half
ash, bal, COD. J. H. Sellers,
Graham.

- Porto rican potate plants, red
and pink skin. W. M. Hail, Tif-
ton, R 5. .

- Open field grown Chas. W. and
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 50c
M. FOB. Ye'low Bermuda on-
jon, 60c M. FOB. H. F. Stair,
Valdosta.

Missionary strawberry plants.
true to name, $2 M. Any amount.
Money order or COD. Bud Sweat,
alma, R 1.

White and yellow Bermuda on-
ion plants, 500, 50c; 80c M del.
Mrs. T. H. Flowers, Jesup, R 2
All lead, var., cabbage and
Bermuda onion plants, 50c M
Acd postage if to be mailed; Spe-
cial prices on large lots. Exc. for
orn, John W. Berryhill, Lake-
land.

Batly Ozark and Brandywine
strawberry plants, grown on new
ground, $1.50 M at the Patch. W
V. Wethers, Chickamauga, R 2.
Heading collard plants, now
ready, 300, 40c; 500, 60c. Postpaid
Money order for as many as you
want. Mrs. Leila Cole. Lawrence-
vile, KR 1.

_. White multiplying onion plants
be C. Mrs. M. E. Youngblood.
Carnesville.

Strawberry plants, insp. Lu-
eretia, $8 M. $1 C; Youngs, $2 C.
$15 M. Exc. for W. L, hens not
over 1 yr. old at 50c ea. Roy B.
McKenzie, Armuchee.

Raspberry plants, Latham and
St. Regis (red). Extra fine. 2 yr.
stock, 55 doz. $1.75, 50; $2:85 C.
$10, 600; also 4 var. Dewberry and |
Blackberry, same price. Bod.
Hart, aed Ale Bay





Lady T. Everbearing strawher-
ry plants, 20c C. or exc. for white
feed sacks. Edith Knowles, Pat-
terson, R 1.

Frost proof cabbage and cab-
bage-collard plants, 500, 30c; 50c
M, parcel post or express. Mon-
ey order. L. A. Brannen, Bax-
ley.

Lead. var., Cabbage and collard
plants, 15e C. 60c M del. 10M
$4 Exp. collect; Klondike straw-
berry plants, 25c C. $1 M del. L.
A. Crow, Oakwood.

Frost proof cabbage, E. J., C.
W., also collard, grown in open
field, del. by P.P. 200, 20c; 500,
35; 60c M, also pink, Queen
cantaloup seed, 1-4 lb. 20c; 60c
Ib. del. J. . Stokes, Fitzgerald,
R 3

Bermuda onion, 500, 40c; 75c
M postpaid. W. H. Weaver, Ocil-
ig.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 30c . $2.50 M.
Emiley Long, Cleveland, R 4, Box
13

E. J., C. W., cabbage plants,
frost proof, 350, 25c; 600, 40c;
65 M prepaid; 40c M. Exp. Col.
Booking order pink skin Porto-
rican plants, $1 M del. in Ap-
ril. Hambric Brooks, Baxley, R 3.

Kudzu plants, 2 to 3 yrs. old,
$4 M. Exc. What have you? R.
L. Britt, Marshallville, R 1.

E. J., Copenhagen, Chas. and
flat Dutch frost proof cabbage
plants, 300, 35; 500, 55c; 80c M.
Bermuda onion, same price. Post-
paid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Millions cabbage plants, Imp.
W. (earliest header known), also
Crystal Wax and yellow Bermu-
da onion, pencil size, All COD,
50c_ M. Sat. guar. J. P. McCook,
Fitzgerald, E. Central Ave.

Millions. cabbage plants, Imp.
W. (earliest header known) also
Crystal Wax and yellow Bermu-
da onions, all COD, 50c M. Sat.
guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

E. J., Chas, W. cabbage plants
50c M. 5M up, 45 M. VW. G.
White, Baxley.

Frost proof Chas. W. cabbage
plants, 40c, 500; 70c M del. Exc.
for dried apples. Ea. pay post-
age. Leon Gaff, Fitzgerald, R 2.

Millions E. J.. W. cabbage
rae frost proof, 25c, 500; 60c

M, prepaid. Ready. N. S. Thomas,
Baxley.

E. J., Flat Dutch cabbage
olants, ready, 65c M. All del. 10M
lots, 45c- M. Paul Thomas, Bax-
ley. ;

Cabbage plants, Copenhagen,
Flat Dutch and E. J., millions to
offer, 50 M, 30c 500; 3M $1.40.
aa del. C. i Williams, Baxley,
R

Mastodon everbearing and
Lady T. strawberry plants, 30c
O. $2.25 M. Red Gold strawber-
ry plants, $1 C. postpaid; nice,
dried apples, 7c Ib. add postage.
Mrs. Annie Etris, Dahlonega, R
1; :

Frost proof cabbage plants, FE.
i, Chas. W., Copenhagen Mar-
ket, 500, 35c; 60c M postpaid; 3M
21.25 Exp. Col. R. J. Fossett, Bax-
ley.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion
niants, 60c M, 5M up, 50c M pre-
paid. Geo. R. Hunt, Kathleen.

EK. J., W., Early Dutch and Co-
senhagen cabbage plants, now
ready, 500, 50c; 75c M del. 5M
or more, 50c M. Exp. eol. C. V.
Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, R 1.

Blakemore strawberry plants,
rue to name (fine. shipping ber-
ry) Gov. insp., moss packed, 35c
. $2.25 M. postpaid; 5M up, $1.-
73 Exp. Col, H. J. Garvin, Men-

lo.

Quality Missionary strawber-
"y plants, wet moss packed. 30c
; $2.50 M. postage, 10c first
(00, 5c each additional. W. F.
fuckie, Ray City.

Kudzu plants, 1 - 5 yrs. old,
well rooted, $4.50 M del. Roy
Lewis, Hartwell, R i.

Young berry plants, vigorous
and rooted. New venture in Ga.





A a we Os R30 MA. _Tnforma-

orders. Mrs. Reinstein, Savannah,
727 East 39th St.

Frost proof cabbage plants, E.
J., Chas. W., Early Flat Dutch,
300, 25c; 500, 35c; 60c M. 5M
$2.50. All del. H. R. Rodgers,
Baxley, Star Rt.

E. Kiondike, Progressive Ever-
bearing and Lady T. strawberry
plants, 500, 75c del., 6 famous
Red Gold plants free with ea.
order. A. D. Call, Ellijay, R 4.

New Pat thornless Young
berry, Reg. Gov. stock Young
berry, Blakemore, Bellmar straw-
berry, Kudzu; pure Rowden 40
cotton seed; Corn and potato
seed and plants, inspected. H. A.
Neal, Ashland, R 2.

Plants Wanted

Want 2 rhubarb plants, peach
and apple flavor preferred, 1
horseradish plants. Will exc. good
Cuba tobacco seed, at 10c per
large teaspoonful. Mrs. J. M.
Cook, Athens, R 2.

Exc. 300 Cooper strawberry
plants, 3 apple, 2 yrs. old, 2 small
pecan, 2 peach, yr. old, bunch
catnip, 1 mint, for 1 doz. rhu-
barb, 6 sage, 50 cabbage plants,
1 pomegranate. Mrs. J. L. Kirk,
Atlanta, 111 Acorn Ave.

Exc. nice, clean dried apples
for long Red Leaf and 1M Ber-
muda onion plants. Make best
offer. Mrs. Geo. M. Foster, Car-
rollton, R 7.

Want 1M each, cabbage and
Bermuda onion plants, Exc. good
value, Mrs. J. W. Posey, Bre-
men, R-2.

Exc. good useful value for 50c
worth of cabbage plants and 50c
worth of onion plants. Mrs. T.
P. Baty, Martin.

Want horseradish and parsley
plants. Will exc. pimiento pepper
and Dill seed. Mrs. W. A. Moore,
Americus.

Seed Wanted

Want several] lbs. cabbage-col-
lard seeds (white) Giant Crook
Neck yellow squash. Thomas
Thomson, Augusta, R 2.

Exc, bunch vel. bean seed for
Dill seed and directions for cul-
tivating. Lima beans for good
roots pie plant. Mrs. A. E. Broom,
Greensboro, R 2.

_ Exe. 1-2 cupful Ga. Belle yel-
low meat watermelon seed, 1-4
cup Hastings Big cantaloup seed,
and 1-4 cup mixed turnip seed
for 1-2 gal. nest onions. Write
first. Mrs. Mattie OKelley, Co-
mer, R 1.

Exc. Hastings white butter
bean seed at 10c Ib. for good wa-
termelon seed at 35c Jb. or for
a pure bred R. I. Red cockerels,
Feb. or March hatch. Mrs. Annie
McCorkle, Ft. Gaines.

Exe. potato, tomato, Ruby King
and Pimiento, also Tobacco
plants in season for tomato and
pepper seed, now. Sat. guar. G.
A. Buchanan, Baxley, R 4.

Want to hear from party who
has Buckwheat for sale. H. W.
Blasingame, Ft. Valley.

Exc. Imp. P. R. potato plants
for Marglobe tomato seed and
Velvet beans in pod. Will oe
plants any time in season. B.
Smith, Odum.

Want chufa and velvet bean
seed in exc. for Ga. Cane syrup
in No. 10 cans. Make an offer.
T. L. Beasley, Groveland.
Want field pea seed and run-
ner peanut seed. Will exc. Porto
Rico potato plants in season, or
Carters Big Ear seed corn. R. D.
Raulerson, Rockingham.

xe. tender cornfield (October)
beans at 20 Ib., pure Irish Grey
melon, 20c cup, seed of largest
melon, cost 5c seed; 3 seed, 5c,
for flower plants, seed squash,









Jonion and cabbage. G. L. Brant-

ley, Warrenton, R 1. .
Exe. petunia and old fashioned



Racheiny Button Nowar aeed for

tion regarding cultivation with.

pimiento and large sweet pepper
seed. Mrs. G. Theus, Butler, R 1.





50 fat, cornfed hogs, 3c lb.
gross; heavy fleeced sheep skin,
50c; smoked country hams, 12s
lb; sides, shoulders, 8c lb. FOB;
Want 200 sound Chufa seed.
Robt. Anderson, Hawkinsville.

Senna leaves, 10c soda-box
full, also seed, 10c tbls. Exc. for
white feed sacks, also a few
roots of comfrey, 20c. Mrs. Ola
Gilbert, Clermont, R 1.

Black walnut meats, wel]
cleaned, sifted, large pieces, 30c
Ib. Add postage. 25 Ibs. and up,
30c lb. prepaid. Mrs. Vera Hart,
Commeree, R 1.

Porto Rico potatoes, collards.

|large Virgina peanuts for sale or

will exe. Virginia peanuts and
Chinchilla rabbits for shoats,
corn and Brab peas. A. ae Mil-
teer, Quitman.

2 lbs. nice black walnut ker-
nels for sale or exc. Lemina Wal-
ker, Dial.

50 bu. P. R. potatoes; 10 M
stalks Seed Cane, 20 head com-
mon goats; 100 lbs. all pork sau-
sage; Cooks cotton seed, $1.50
per CWT. Exc. for anything can
use. L. E. Phillips, Colquitt.

Excellent quality Sage, dried
in shade, 20 Ib. include nae
ae Mollie Russell, Moultrie,

4 Ibs. nice, clean chicken fea-
thers, 20c Ib. del. in Ga. Exc. for

jdried fruit, apples or peaches,

free of worms. Write what you
hag Mrs. . F. Gibbs, Gordon,
Sarsaparilla, 20c: Queen of the
Meadow, 10c; ratsbane, 25c;
Sampson snake root and May
apple, ea. 20c. Or what have
you? W. O. Nelms, Fairmount.
Fresh wild cherry bark, 3 Ibs.
30c poke root (viz) / Bloodrcot.
15c Ib. Sassafras wre 3 Ibs. 30c.
Add postage. Mrs. J. H. Thomas,

| Atlanta, 132 ee St

Sassafras, poke root, red shu-
mate, all 5c Ib; all col. larkspur,
all col. zinnias, db] French Mari-
gold, 5c pky. Add postage. Louise
Hunt, Alpharetta.

2 or more lbs. nice dry sage,
50c Ib. or exc, 1 Jb. for 500 Ber-
muda onion plants, postage not
paid. Cora Wade, Alto, R 1.

2 bu. black walnuts, halled and
dried, $1 for the 2, or exc. for 2
bu. white Spanish peanuts or
anything can use. Emma Sum-
merville, Hiram.

Sweet potato jelly, made on
farm, 15c per glass, 25c pt. 50c
qt. Purchaser to pay postate or
express. Mrs. John B. Cason, Vi-
dalia.

Black .wainut MEATS, sifted
and clean, in large pieces, 25c lb.
del. Mrs. Nell Howington, Com-
merce, R 2.

75 M stalks P. O. J. improved
Sugar Cane, $1 per 100 stalks at
my farm near Statesboro, EK. A.
Smith, Statesboro.

Tobacco Wanted

Want best grade home grown
smoking tobacco. Send an
and price on 10 Ib. lots, del.

L. Snow, McIntyre, R 2, Box te

Want 100 Ibs. tobacco, 1931 and
1930 crop. Send sample and best
price. J. A. Beatty, Buford.

Exe. 10 Ibs. Honey Drip cane
seed, for 10 lbs. good smoking to-
bacco. Ea. pay ee a Cc.
Cash, Ashland, R 1.

Want well ripe, flue cured mild
smoking tobacco in leaf. Must be
good cond., well pressed. Send
sample. Must be right price. J.
Y. Davis, Martin, R 2.

_ Want 10 Ibs. yellow tobacco,
twisted, pressed, flavored, ready
for chewing. Send sample and
best price. W. M. Martin, Rentz.
Exc. 20 Ibs. little white brown-
eyed peas for 10 Ibs. good Red







Miscellaneous For Sale

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postage on what they get. G.
Lowrey, Spring Place. i ;
Want 10 or 20 lbs. good tobac-
co, flavored and pressed. Give
price, postage included. G. H,
Prince, Demorest, R 1, Box 2,
Want samples and prices
good, mild cigarette smokin
mixed with Deer Tongue, tobac-

co. W. Dewey Britt, Loganvill
nice

Want 30-40 lbs. good, ee
bright Yellow, Long Leaf tonne
co, for smoking and chewing,
Send rong ka and prices, del. At
once. V. S. Elliott, Hiram.

Exc. 10 Ibs. white butterbeans
for dark red No. 1 grade tobac-
co; also 5 lbs. okra seed for sale
for $1, postpaid 3rd zone. John |
H. Worley, Cumming, R 2
' Want to buy tobacco, 10 and
15 Ib. lots, mildest smoking. Send
sample and quote best price del
J. M. Parker, Bowman. 28

Want 5 or 10 Ibs. chewing t
bacco, stemmed, pressed and fla-

























































price, del. J. 8. Wellborn, I
Valley, R 3.



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR S.

White, black-eyed Calif. pe
$1.50 bu. or exc. for good dri
apples; exc. value for good br
sow. R. C. Brewer, Lula, R 3.

Genuine O-too-tan Soys, $1:
bu. Strictly first class, No. 1 see
No exch. J. J. Palmer, Tennille.

10 or 12. bu. genuine Calif.
black-eyed peas, 2c lb. in 2 bu.
lots, or 2 1-2c less. Party pay
shipping chgs. Exc. some for
shoats or pigs. L. C. Gulle ey
Commerce, R 1.

Pure. sound, unmixed "Silver _
Hull, Spotted, and Texas Crow ;
ders, and Lady peas, Dbl.
cleaned, treated, 10 Ibs. 75 Del.
100 lb. #4 FOB. C. F. sche
Flowery Branch.

100 bu. Brabhams, 70c bu; 2
bu. Whippoorwills, 60c bu. All
1932 crop, sound, and FOB. R.
A. Coogle, Oglethorpe. ae

40 bu. Irons, No. 1, for sale 01
exc. for A-No. 1 Ga. Cane syru
in BBL. lots. B. C. Brewer, Ella
ville, R 4.

Nice, white putter-beans, Be
lb. and old fashioned Half Run-
ner bean seed, 10c large cuntul.
Add postage. Mrs. Edwin Reed,
Lavonia, R 3.

O-too-tans, $2 bu; less th
bu. 4 1-2c Ib. Honey Drip ca
seed, 75c bu; less bu. 2 1-2c
No chks. G. H. Jolley, Ada
ville, R 1,

50 bu. pure Brabhams, 70c b
Mix. peas. 60c. Money order
Cashiers chk. W. J. Elis, Ogle- :
thorpe, R 2.

8 Ibs. Winter Bunch Eng. oe
25c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
Larkey, Jacksonville.
Home grown O-too-tan Soys,
$1.50; Mathews, $1.25; Biloxis,
5c; Brabhams, 70c; Brabham:
Irons mix. 65c; Mix. all kinds
sound, 60c. New crop. D. C. Str
ther, Ft. Valley.

10 bu. each, New Eras, 99
cent pure, 75c bu; and Blue
Speckled Sugar Crowders, $1.50
bu. J. F. Briscoe, Loganville. -
O-too-tan Soy beans, $1.50 b
Biloxi, 65c bu. Mix. peas, 55c bu
Speckled Velvets, 50c bu. All
FOB. T. C. Ellis, Matthews. __
Brown-eye peas, 75c bu. 20
pk; new dried apples, free
worms, 8c Ib. All FOB. Ver.
Adair, Draketown, Rl.

35 bu. large crowders, 70c; red
hull speckled, 70c; mix, 50c. J
sound; Spanish peanuts, 50c;
gal. BBL. syrup, $10; Portori
ans, 40c bu. FOB. Jas. M. Lug
Wrightsville, R 4.
Few Ibs. Fat Horse bean
fine, tender running bean, of tl
best flavor for table use), 25c





Laat ahewing teheces, Fa. nay

1-4 Tb. Mrs. J. 7. Goodrum, W
wick. 7 eo







Coonetk Products
For Sale





Georgia Products
For Sale.



~ Georgia Produce
For Sale





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For Sale |





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15 bu. red hull speckled, 5c;
100 Ibs. Henderson Bunch but-
ter-beans, 7c lb. FOB. K. R.
Smith, Thomson, R 3.

4 gal. Hastings imp. Mung
ans, 10 Ib. $1. Exe. for peanuts
_-too-tan beans; green pod
kra seed, 10c cupful. Exc. for
corn. Cora Pierce, Talking Rock,
2.

White bunch butter-beans, 15c
Yb. 10 lbs. $1 Exc. for any kind
yf garden beans. FP. F. Patterson,
fashington, R 3."

100 bu. mix. peas, sound, clean
and in new 2 1-2 bu. bags, 50c
bu. J. I. MeNair, Stapleton.
100' bu. A-1 Brab peas, 5c
bu; 12 1-2 bu. Red Hull peas,
65c bu. FOB. In 2 1-2 bu. bags.
. A. Wilcher, Mitchell.
New Era peas, 90c bu. Goods
Golden Prolific corn, $1.25 bu.
6c pk. J. H. Good, Cordele.
_ Whippoorwills, Clays, Eras, 65c
bu; Brabhams and Irons, 70c bu;
Mix. peas, 50c bu. No less than 5
bu. shipped at these prices. Mrs.
F. N. Poole, Byron, RFD.
_ 60 bu. pure Speckled peas, no
weevils, no rain, 50e bu. FOB;
best velvet beans, 90c bu. Wal-
ter Hagerson, Americus.
Good, tender garden beans,
alentine, Black Wax, Striped
Half Runner, 15c cupful, 2 for
95c; dark Red Dahlias, 5c ea. 6
for 25e. Add postage. Mrs. T. J.
Whitlow, Commerce.
200 bu. sound, recleaned, 1932
op Velvets, 80c bu. 5 bu. or
ore, 75c bu; O-too-tans, $1.70
bu; Brabs and Red Hull Speck-
ed, 80c bu. C. H. Cooke, San-
ersville.
_ Bev. tons Velvets, $5 ton at my
barn. Sound and dry; Exc. Reg.
P, C. boar pig for seed oats
once. C. H. Trussell, Sanders-
Je,
10 lbs. good, sound Half Run-
ner beans, 15c lb. Add postage.
Mrs. H. B. Moore, Danielsville.
_ White Henderson Lima butter-
beans, bunch, 200 Ibs. 6c Ib.
jean and pure. L. R. Griffith,






































































Red Ripper peas, $1 bu. also
der, $1.50 per C. Write first.
J. B. Sosebee, Cleveland, R 1.

Brabhams, 70c; New Eras, 55c;
Biloxi Soya beans, 75; O-too-
ns, $1.50; Mathews, $1 25. 2 1-2
pags, new crop. Write for
Jarger lot prices. B. T. Marshall,
Ft. Valley.

Threshed Running Velvets, 60c
UU. ;
arker, Millen.

50 bu. cream crowders, 5c Ib.
in bu. lots: 3c lb. larger lots;
Brabs, 75c bu. All recleaned. J.
Jackson, Hogansville.

Sound, clean Cream Crowders,
in 10 lb. lots, 65c del. Pure, sound
Honey Drip Cane seed, same
. BR. C. Moore, Rock-
















=

mart, R 3.

60 bu. white sugar crowders,
Clean, clear of weevils, $1.25 bu.
Ge Mrs. L. J. Steed, Talbot-







White running butter-beans,
15c Jb. del., in 3 Ib. lots or more;
also Blaek prolifie running snap
beans, 15c lb. Del. lots of 3 lbs.
M. F. Richland, R 5,













Box 71.
120 Ibs. black-eyed ge sound
and pure, 3 1-2c Ib. H. . Nor-
man, Tignall, R 1.

peas, 3c Ib. All sound and clean,
OB. Ernest Loudermilk, Mt.
Airy, R 1. -

O-too-tan Soy beans, true to
sme, $1.50 bu. FOB; also What-
leys prolific corn field, selected,
nubbed. $1.50 bu. FOB. J. W.
McFarland, Louisville.

10 bu. O-too-tan Soys, sound
and recileaned, $1.50 bu. FOB.
James Murphy, Luthersvilie,
Black-syed mush pea, 3c Ib.
Eng. peas, 15c capil: colored
, tc bu WR tenn, Ror
RY












Lady peas, 5c Ib. Black-eyed.



-Genuine O-too-tan beans,
sound and recleaned, $1.50 bu.
FOB; Chas. W. cabbage plants,
75c M del. A. E. Ware, Mar-
shallville.

Ky. Wonder pole beans, 20c Ib.
2 Ibs. 35c; 5 Ib. 75c; Willetts
Wonder peas, same price. Exc.
for early peach trees, Eugenia

Chandler, Buchanan, R 2,

Black-eyed white and white
and cream crowders, ea. 4c Ib.
little white Rice peas, 6c Ib; old
fashioned tender cornfield beans,
6 teacups, $1. Miss Lovie Ander-
son, Bowdon, R 4.

White and colored bunch but-
ter-beans, 10c lb. All white and
white speckld running butter-
beans, also frost-proof Eng. pea
seed, 10c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
A. 8. Spraggins, Fitzgerald, R 1.

New crop Hendersen bush H-
mas, ist yr. from Hastings, not
mixed, sound and recleaned. for
seed, 10 Ibs. $1. Postpaid. R. C.
Williams, Soperton.

Sev. bu. Lions Velvets, extra
fine, 6 in. In length (stock like
them better than small beans).
Write for prices. Also will exc.
for other value. M. C. Thompson,
Soperton, R 3.

50 bu. Lady peas, $2 bu; New
Eras, 70c bu; Brabs, 0c bu;
Brown-eyes, $1.50: Mix. peas,
60c bu; new crop, sound. Sample
on request. Clyde Bailey, Hart-
well, R 2.

100 Ibs. cream crowder table
peas, 4c Ib. Exc. for honey at Te
lb. W. A. Bonner, Carrollton,
173 Maple St.

Bunch velvets, $2.50 bu. or exc.
for B. R. pullets, ready to lay,

at 60c or 75c ea. Limited supply.

J. E. Lord, Dixie, R 1.

$5 bu. pure, bright Brabs, 65c
bu. FOB; 10. bu. Red. Rippers,
very prolific, 60c bu. 40 bu pure
Speckles, 60c bu. Exe. for corn,
near-by, at 40c bu. Mrs. J. C.
Bryan, Reynolds.

Frost-proof Eng. peas, 25c Ib.
4 lb. lots. postpaid; Jacksons
Wonder Bush butter-beans, Tall
or Bush var. Same. Exc. for
anything can use. E. Nabors,
Hazlehurst.

2 1-2 bu. genuine O-too-tans,
5c Ib; 2 bu. imp. Kaiser Honey
Drip cane seed, 75 bu. All FOB.
Sample on request. T. K. Brown,
Cedartown.

12 bu, Sugar Crowder peas, 5
1-2c Ib. FOB. Bert Barrister,
fragt R 1. :

Extra good O-too-tan Soys,
hand thrashed and _recleaned,
100 per cent germination. $2 bu.
or $1.85 bu. in 15 bu. lots. Otis
L. Carter, Griffin, R C.

Old fashioned white Crowder
peas, good Fall market pea, 6c
Tb. 80c pk. Limited amount; also
cream sugar crowders, 4c Ib. $2.-
25 bu. Geo. Resseau, Jr., Hills-
boro.

Willetts Wonder frost-proof
Eng. peas, 25c lb. Exc. for Klon-
dike strawberry plants at 25c C.
Mrs. Z. B. Saxon, Sylvania.

Old time, tender Bunch beans,
tender cornfield beans, 25 cup-
ful; large green and yellow strip-
ed Cushaw seed, 25c cupful.
Postpaid. Ruth Suges, Gillsville,
R 2.

25 bu. peas, 1932 crop: Red
Rippers, New Eras, Whippoor-
wills, 7c bu. oe or exc. for
other value. Joe B. Alexander,
Cleveland.

Pure white yrunning butter-
bean seed, 15c Ib. Also Burbanks
thornless blackberry plants, $1
doz. $1.75 for 2 doz, EB. A. Wat-
son, Mauk.

Half Runner beans, 20c Ib. All
kinds flowers, rooted, 20c each;
peeswax and tallow, ea. 20c Ib.
Exec, for 100 tb. cap. feed bags.
Mrs. C. A. Rice, Maxeys.

Willetts Wonder Winter Eng.
peas, 20 Ib. Sv. Ih, lots, cheap-
er: Also will exch. a good, small
mare far 2 mod. ator renee and



pay ditierenes. Webster Calla-
way, Farmington.

O-too-tans, $1.50 bu. Brab-
hams, 70c bu; Mix. peas, 60c bu;
Wheat slightly mixed with oats,
75c bu. FOB. W. A. Wood, Ft.
Valley.

Little Rice peas, 6c lb. also
white nest onions, 30c gal, All

good and sound. Claude Davis, |

Ellijay.

BUTTER FOR SALE.

10 lbs. fresh country butter ea.
week, 15c Ib. and buyer to pay
postage. No coloring. Cows T. B.
tested. Mrs. M. H. Taylor, Can-
on, R 3.

5 lbs. fresh country butter, 20c
Ib. del. Exc. for white table peas,
at 5c Ib. Miss Esther Howell,
Meigs.

4 lbs. nice, Jersey butter pe:
week, in half lb. moulds, 20 Ib
del. in 2 Ib. shipment. Mrs. L. H.
Cantrell, Gainesville, R, 1.

Fresh table butter, 5 lbs. $1
del. to 3rd zone, cows T. B. test-
ed, 2 Ibs. del. at 25c lb. Mrs. Robt
G. Hawkes, Commerce, R 5.

CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Veals selected Prolific seed
corn, red cob, large ears, $2 bu.
T. G. Veal, Helena, R 1.

250 bu. shelled corn, 35 bu. at
my place; Meal, 40c. bu. at my
place. W. S. Hilliard, Camilla.

Cuban Yellow Flint seed corn,
not mixed with white, 75c pk.
$2 bu. FOB. Grady Cook, Pitts,

Good seed pop corn, sound,
white and yellow mixed, 30 Ibs.
5 Ib. on the cob. Add postage.
Money order. Aubrey Cole, Law-
renceville, R 1.

Pure Whatleys Prolific, $1 bu.
i. -F. Scott, Dawson, R 1, Box

Old fashioned yellow big ear-
ed corn, $1.50 bu. or exc. for N.
C, Runner peanuts, also sev.
hundred bu. pure red skin P. R.
potatoes, 35c bu. truck lots. Gc.
E. Douthit, Poulan.

roasting





Truckers Favorite
ear seed corn, selected, hand
shelled. 75c pk. Exc. for Honey
Ball muskmelon seed or apples.
George Myers, Hartwell, R 4.

Whatiley's Prolific, grown away
from other var., $1 bu. FOB. R.
F, Payne, Mt. Aairy.

Truckers Favorite seed oorn,
3 Ibs. 30c, 95c pk. postpaid. F.
Gardiner, Homer, Box 28,

Imp. Whatleys Prolific, wee-
vil resistant, $2 bu. 2 bu. to bag,
FOB; Shorts Golden Queen pop
corn, 6 Ib. 100 Ibs. to bag. Frank
L. Short, Sylvester.

Whatleys Prolific corn, 5c
pk; $1.25 per 1-2 bu. $2.25 bu. T.
G. Whatley, Helena.

Selected Mexican June, What-
leys, and Hastings corn. Ea. $1
bu. Calif. black-eye peas, 3c 1b.
brown-eyes, 2, 8, 4c lb. Brown
Supar Crowders, 2 1-2c Ib. Hor-
ace Bankston, Flovilla, R 1.

Whatleys prolific seed corn,
pure as the best, $1.50 bu. 50c
pk. FOB. J. E. Benson, Buena
Vista.

Cuban yellow Flint seed corn,
40c pk. $1.50 bu. Add postage.
Cash with order. Riley Wood-
ring, Alto, R 1.

Whatleys prolific seed corn,
1st. yr. from Orig. $1 bu. 55 per
half bu. 30 pk. FOB. J. M. Gas-
ton, Americus.

Browns imp. big white Flint,
heaviest and most weevil resist-
ant red cob corn, 60c pk. $2 bu.
FOB, J. W. Brown, Helena.

Well selected Whatleys, $1.25
bu. 50c peck; Calif. white table
peas, 5c Ib. and the large brown
crowder, 5c lb. D. B. Hays, Grif-
fin.

Early white and yellow Dent,
$1.25; Mexican June, all Blue,
Hastings Prolific, and Whatleys
Prolific, Be. $1 bu; 90-day vel-
vet beans, 80e. Cash, A. B. Smith,
| Jacke. :

Hastings Big Rockdale, nub-
bed and shelled, $1.60 bu; Half
and Half cotton seed, $2 per 100
lbs. No less than 100 Ibs. ship-
ped. R. T. Odum, Manassas, R 2.

Pop corn, 56 lb. shelled pops,
Exc. 20 Ibs. for some good tobac-
co. B. 8. Bailey, Bowersville.

Japanese Hull-less pop corn,
shelled, recleaned, 5c lb, FOB;
Hastings Prolific seed corn,

fresh from Hastings last yr. $1

bu. FOB. J. M. Godwin, Wash-
ington, R 4.

Hastings Prolific, nd yr.
planting, 2 - 6 ears, 60c peck,
ie bu. FOB. Cliff Mitchell, Mar-

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
300 lbs. Mettitt cotton seed,



$2 FOB; Greater B, tomato seod,

80c lb. del. BE. A. Garrison, Car-
nelia, R 1.

Half and Half cotton seed, 4Cc
bu. FOB. Money order. C. C.
Anderson, Kite.

800 lbs cotton seed, 1 and 2
limb Lankford var. ic per Ib.
FOB my station. J. P. White,
Bowersville,

Hal fand Half cotton seed, Xc
bu. E. N. Eslinger, Ringgold.

Dixie Triumph cotton seed,
wilt resistant,, $1 per 100. Ibs.
FOB. C. S. Thomas, Dexter.

Big boll Cleveland Wannamak-
er cotton seed and Povtorican
potato plants. Sell or exc. for N.
C. Runner peanuts and hay peas.
Ea. pay chgs. Frank Harris,

Baxley.
100 bu. Stoneville No. 2 cotten
seed for sale. W. H. Kinard,

Pres. of Orchard Hill Ga. Cot-
tom Imp. Assn. Griffin, R 3.

100 bu. Wannamakers Wilt-
Resistant, 33 1-3c per bu. Exe.
for shoats or yearlings, FOB.
General Vaughan, Rochelle.

D. P. L. cotton seed, Tic bu.
FOB. W. A. Payne, McDonough,
R 65.

Genuine pure Petty-Toole cot-
ton seed, 60c bu. FOB. W. M.
Wright, Ft. Valley.

Pure College No. 1 eotton seed
35c bu. or exc. for pigs. EB. N.
Hopper, Ranger.

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, 40
bu. FOB. Horace Darnell, Win-
ston.

FRESH AND. CURED MEATS |
Brooks county hams, smoked
with hard wood, sound and pure
20c Ib. Money orders only. L. E.
Huachinson, Quitman, R 1.

Pure, country killed pork sau~
sage, smoked with oak wood, 15c
lb. smoked: 12 1-2c Ib. fresh.
Will ship COD, FOB Tifton. C.
H. Willis, Tifton, 110 5th St.

Country cured smoked hams,
wt. 12 to 25 Ibs., shoulders, whole
Ib. 10c. Ship cop plus postage.
G. D. Fain, Edison.

Pure pork sausage, smoked and
dried, 5 lbs. $1 del. in Ga. J. A.
Johnson, Jr., Rockingham.

Country cured sides, shoulders,
$8 per 100 Ibs, ham, $12.50, also
syrup, 6 gal. to cs. $2.50; 12
halves, $2.80. Malvin Collins,
Whigham.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE
Seedling pecans, well filled out
Be Ib. FOB cars here. Send 3c
stamps for sample. R. F. Persons
The Rock, R 1.



Large red Jumbo peanuts, 8c

Ib. Good Ga. Runners, 2c Ib. Also
Ga. Runners, hand shelled, 5 Ib.
FOB. CG. C. Bennett, Adel, R 3.

Runner peanuts,
have 3 to hull. 2c Ih. Send post~
age for sample, FOB, D. H. Pel-
ham, Edison, R 2. -

No. 1.Ga. Runner peanuts, 1
1-2c Yb. in 500 Ib. lots or ever;
1 3-4c Ib. in small lots; Stone
Min. melon seed, 35 Ib. FOB.
Floyd Sargent, Cordele, R B.

Choice extra large papershell
pecans, 45 will make ee 10



Tha &2 postpaid. Mrs. T. 0 1. Bloyd



about half}.




20 bu. Valencia peanuts, hand
picked, $1.50 bu. FOB. Exc. pea-
nutes or field peas for duck or
geese feathers. O. KE. Beden-
baugh, Wrightsville, R 1. ie

Runner peanuts and Spanish,
2c lb. FOB. Samp Smith, Doug
las, R 2.

3 kernel Runner peanuts Sp














































































































lb. del. small lots; 50 Ibs. ee up
180 lb. FOB, } Tesche, 15 Ie. del

shell ater for sale. Make best
offer. J. L. Thomas, eo R

1.

Chufas fer hog feod for sale,
Make best offer. J. A. Maloney,
Round Oak.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT |
TREES FOR SALE ee
Goose plums, 4 trees, 33c_
stamps; Damson plum, 4 for 60
stamps. Del in Ga. Piedmon 2-
ear seed corn, 55c pk. del. Write
A. Steinheimer, Woolsey, R 1.



White scuppernongs, $1.75 doz;
old fashioned plum peaches, $1.-
25 per doz. J. A. Bennett, Atlan-
ta, Station A.

Black walnut trees, 1 yr. old,
2 for 25c; 6 for 600; 75e doz
postpaid; white pines, 2 for 25.
Add postage. T. L. Fortner, Dial.



Georgia Products
Wanted

FARM PRODUCTS WANTED |
Will exc. pecan trees for peas
and beans; also exc. best dried
apples for Beeswax. W. C. Siler, |
Summertown. :
Exe. hulled walnuts and pe- |
cans for lint cotton, dried pea-
ches, apples or white crowder
peas. A. B. Wood, Griffin.
Exc, good value for farm prod-
ucts. Write for particulars. G. W.
Power, Rayle, R 2.
Want tame comfrey roots,
SQUAW vine, black and blue
cohosh, rattle root, prickly ash
root, burdock and yellow dock
root, and others. Exc. value. J.
T. Patterson, Atlanta, 215 1-3
Marietta St. -
Exe. Goy. insp. P. R., or to-
mato plants in season for syrup,
or corn shelled and sacked, or
good hay pea, er about 2 bu
Calif. black-eyed peas. R. J.
Jenkins, Baxley, R 4, Box 129.
3 each, Early, Summer, Fall,
Winter Apple trees, Yr. old. $1.
doz. 3 - & ft. 2 yrs. old, $1.50 doz
All del. Exe. for pigs, poultry,
ete. T, M. Webb, Ellijay. s
Pecan trees, 6 to 7 ft. 40c ea.
Trade for cows, hogs or any-_
thing can use. D, I. Hudgins,
Thomaston, R 1.
Selected, hand picked Damson
blue plums, Quince, 2 1-2 to 4 ft.
10c ea. 3 for 25c. Postpaid in ord
zone, J. P. Dobbs, Woodstock, R

2.

400 Apple trees, 3 yrs, old: De
licious, Styman, Ark Black,
Winesap, Yates, Terry, Barly
Harvest, Kinnard, $8 per . J
L. Westbrook, Bremen.

3 Banana trees, well rooted, :
Bb0c ea. Miss Jewell Craft, Bow~
ersville.

Japanese walnut trees, 50c;
Sweet shrubbery, wild ivis, lilies.














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Mrs. G. M. Vandiver, eee
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- order.



"Seed For Sale



- Seed For Sale



_ Seed beans, Runner, black and
brown, 15c lb. del. in 3 Ib. or
more lots Black Crowder peas,
25e qt. Yard leng pea seed, 5c
doz. Add postage. Ella Everett,
Preston, R 3.

Lettuce seed, $1.25 lb. 10c pkt.
_ White velvet and. Perkins green
pod okra, 25c lb. Exc. for Spin-
-ach, Stringless green pod beans
Golden Bantam seed corn. J. H.
Burkhead, College Park, R 1.
- Worlds Beater watermelon
seed,( grow to wt. 165 lbs. $1 02z.,
or $10 Ib; also 6 acres cabbage
now ready to cut. Trucks come
and get them. E. T. Clements,
Tennille.

Benne seed, 10c Ib. Garden
peas, 10c and postage. Miss Inez
Rheney, Wadley.

Old fashioned muskmelon and
cantaloup seed, mixed, 10c for 2
big spoonsful. About a'qt. of
seed. Alvin Archer, Auburn.

4 or 500 bu. fine Dashens for
seed or to eat, $1 bu. FOB. Cash
with order. J. O. Ward, Black-
_ shear.
White Bermuda onion sets, 15c
qt., 25 for 1-2 gal. 45 gal. del.
by parcel post. W. G. Hollomon,
Brooklyn.
_ Red and yellow pop corn,
gourd, sunflower seed, citron, col-
lard, dogwood, berry, Patty Pan
squash pumkin, + okra, pepper,
china berry, locust, sumac. All
10c pkt. seed. Edwin Tatum,
Bolton.

Lady peas, ke Ib. Calif. black-
_ eyed peas, 8c Ib. long green okra
seed, 5c for 2 cupfuls; Eng. peas
l5 epee butter, fresh, 20c lb.
. W. Loggins, Gainesville,

ag Ibs. Ruby King pepper, also
4 lbs. Calif. Wonder pepper, $4
lb. 2 Ibs. $7; 4 lbs. Break o Day
tomato seed, $3 lb. $10 lot. Exc.
Make offer. Vesta Snipes, Bon-
aire, R 1.

10 bu. Blue Jersey s peckled
peas, fine for table, 70c bu. FOB;
Blue Mexican June corn, $1 bu.
FOB. W. R. a eeecr Locust
Grove. :

White velvet olen seed, 20c Ib.
Exc. for snap bean seed, carrots,
_ garden peas, and Truckers Fa-
vorite corn. Mrs. H. G. Yeo-
- mans, Collins.
Clements American Wonder
melon seed, $3.25 Ib. 1-2 lb. $2;
1-4 1b. $1.25 del. Whatleys corn,
-* ish yr. $1.25; bu. FOB... C, R.

Smith, Buford, R 3.
Rape seed, 2 lbs. 35c; 4 Ibs.
50c; 9 Ibs. $1; large pecans, 20c
Tb. med. 10c lb. Add postage. Ww.
+H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas,
butter-pea, Stone Mtn., black
seeded Jones Orange meated wa-
termelon seed, Honey Dew can-
taloup, old fashioned muskmel-
on, 25c teacupful. Del. No stamps

Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen.
__. White nest onion sets, 50c gal.
Exe. 1 gal. for 1M E. J., W. cab-.

25 Ibs. pure long green okra
seed, 20c Ib. J. L. Pries, Ashburn
Red.

_ dacksons Wonder Bunch but--
_ter-beans, 12c Ib. Pride of. Ga.
- melon, 40c; hot red pepper, 35c
pal. postpaid. Exe. for peanuts.
a, N. Carson, Griffin.

_ Half gal. good var., okra seed,
15 cupful, or exe. for 500 Ever-
_ bearing strawberry plants, Mrs.
- J. Kent, Nelson.

_ 9 lbs. Coriander seed, 25c tea-
cupful, del. or make bst offer.
Vegetable oyster seed, 25c tea-
cupful. Add postage. Cash with
J. W. Chafin, McDon-

ough, R 1, Box 56..

Rice seed for damp land, 10c
f at., Rice, home grown and husk-
ed, 6c lb; phlex plants, hardy,
10. bunch; chrysanthemums, 8&
bunch. Add postage to all. Mrs.
J.C. Allen, Cleveland, R 4,

teacupful. Add postage. John
Hight, Adairsville, R 3.
- White butter beans, | 10c Ib.

Half Runner, Ky. Wonder, 20c
lb. 3 lbs. 50c; long green pod
okra seed, 10c cupful; May cher-
ry trees, 10c ea. 3 for 25c. Not
prepaid. Mrs. J. H. Spiva, Rock-
mart, R 3.

About 2 bu. white bunch but-
ter beans for seed, 10c lb. and
postage. No order less 5 lbs. W.
L. Cottrell, Thomaston, R 4.

100 Ibs. Watson melon seed,
1st yr. for sale. Exc. 1 1-2 lbs.
for 1 bu. Ga. Runner peanuts,
any part or whole lot. J. A. Mc-
Intyre, Ousley.

Grohoma, 35 to 75 bu., grain
to acre, six to 10 tons best fod-
der off same acre. Write at once
for information. J. A. Boatright,
Thomson, Box 344.

Okra, seed, 15c lb. postpaid,
Trade for anything can use; wht.
bunch butter beans, Ky. and Mc-
Caslin beans, peanut seed and
lots of other seed. J. R. Thorn-
ton, Ringgold.

Hendersons Bush baby lima
bean seed, 10c lb. Colored bush
butter beans, 10c Ib. Add postage.
No stamps or checks. A. J. Rob-
erson, Omega, R 1. ae

Ky pole bean seed, for sale or
exc. for any other seed can use.
10c lb. FOB. O. O. Moore, Wells-
ton, R 1. ;

Half bu. white nest onions, 15c
qt. and postage. Mrs. G. F. Den-
ham, Sunny Side.

Clean, white nest onions, mul-
tiplying, 45c gal. del. 2 1-2 gal.
$1 del. Cash or money order.
Mrs. Grace Murphy, Jasper.

Ky. Wonder bean seed, col,
and white butter beans, 25c qt.
Wax and green pod bush bean
seed, 10c cup. White velvet okra.
seed, 10c cupful. Mrs. Boss a
Bowdon, R 4.

Long pod okra seed, 8c Ib. add
postage. No chks. E. D. Puckett,
Cumming, R 6.

New crop seed, E. J., Chas. W.

cabbage, 90c Ib. Stone tomato, |

75c lb. Turnip and collard seed,
30c Ib. All postpaid. Marcus
Williams, Gainesville, R 1.

5 gal. white nest onions, 25c gal
not prepaid. Exc. for good, flue
cured tobacco or white feed sacks
Rufus Moore, Trenton, Ga. Sand

Mtn., Star Rt.

Cattail millet, 10c Ib: or exc.
for white bermuda onion plants
or flower seed, or flowers. Write
first. A. J. Clark, Stapleton. .

Mammoth Running okra seed,
10c large thls., postpaid. White
nest onions, 40c gal. postpaid;
Mammoth Running okra seed 10c
large thls postpaid. Mrs. R. L.
Kennerly, Lawrenceville, R 2.



Georgia Products
For Sale

FRUITS FOR SALE

Nice sundried peaches, 10c Ib.
Del. in 25 Ib. up lots. Mrs. C. W.
Casey, Canon.

Sundried apples, 10c 1b; white
nest onions, 25c gal; Add post-
age. Also Arborvitae,50c and $2
ea. at home. Mrs. G. B. Patter-
son, Blairsville, R 4.

No. 1 dried apples, 10 lbs. $1;
12 1-2c lb. Niagara and Concord
grape, 3-yr. rooted vines, 3 for
25c. Mrs. N. P. Padgett, Ella
Gap.

10 Ibs. nice, dried fruit, $1 del.
Red hot pepper, dried, 40c lb.
del. Mrs. W. D. Ralston, Ella
Gap.





HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

New oak 2 frame bee hives,
Supers with sections on each
hive. Foundation comb in frames
and sections ready for bees. $1.75
ea,, 3 for $65, FOB. W. A. John-
son, Alto.



_ Okra seed, long pod velvet, 15

Fresh, strained honey, bright
[oa







; Georgia Products
For Sale



MARKET BULLETIN.

Georgia Products

For Sale




Thursday, February 2, 19
Georgia Products -
Wanted



and clear, in 10 Ib. buckets, $1.10
del, 18 lbs. beeswax, 20c lb, for
lot, del. Mrs. A. F. OKelley,
Maysville, R 2.

Chunk or Ext. honey, No. 1
grade, del. 5 lb. pail, 60c; 10 Ib.
pail, $1.10; No. 2, 60-lb. $2.75
FOB. W. E. Buckner, Mt. Ver-
non.

8 hives bees in old fashioned
Gums, at my home, or exc. for
10 young Leghorn hens; Cream
crowder peas, 4c Ib. Exc. for
genuine O-too-tan beans, A. J.
Pope, Tallapoosa.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE

Chufas for hog feed for sale.
Make best offer. J. A. Maloney,
Round Oak.

About 300 lbs. Stuart pecans,
also breeding cockerels from the
Fair Acre Farms, April hatch,
for sale. W. A. Hilton, Ellaville.

20 Ibs. Stuarts, llc lb. del. 25
Ibs. Mobiles, 6c Ib. J. W. Bot-
toms, Williamson, R 2.

15 bu. Red Spanish peanuts for
sale or exc. for cotton seed. J.
F. Hindman, Fairburn, R 3.

Ga. Runner peanuts, 50c bu.



| Also Whatleys Prolific seed corn

45c pk. $1.25 bu. shelled, All FOB
Mrs. H. E. Warren, Pitts, R 2.

Large Red Valencia peanuts,
hand picked, 10c b. FOB; 12 1-2c
del. Exc. 10 Ibs. for 1-2 bu. O-
too-tan beans. J. F. Lawson,
Greshamville. |

No. 1 Ga. Runner peanuts, 1
1-2c lb. in 500 Ib. lots or over; 1
3-4c lb. in small ots; Stone Mtn.
melon seed, 35c lb. FOB. Floyd
Sargent, Cordele, R B.

Large, red Valencias, washed
and hand picked, 10c lb. FOB;
12 1-2c lb. del. Exc. 10 Ibs. for
1-2 bu. Otootan beans. H. W.
Thurmond, Greshamville.

N. C Runner peanuts, 50c bu.
Cash or good trade. John lL.
Hudstatler, Sumner, R 2.

No. 1 Ga. Runners, 1 1-2 Ib.
in 500 Ib. lots up, 1 3-4c in small
lots. FOB. No chks Chester Sir-
mons, Cordele, BR B.

POTATOES FOR SALE

About 75 bu. P. R. sweet pota-
toes, 25c bu. at Banks. J. A. Jd.
Bryan, Chester, R 2.

Imp vine grown red skin Gov.
insp. P. R. seed potatoes, 1 1-4c
lb. FOB. Cash with order. Jas.
Woberts, Quitman, R 1, Box 40.

Approximately 100 bu. P. R.
potatoes, sound, nice size. Truck
haulers make offer; also about
20 lbs. used feathers, 35c lb. J. B.
Gaulden, Jakin.

Imp. yellow and purple skin
Portorican seed potatoes, Gov.
insp. also 6 or 700 bu. eating po-
tatoes, same stock. Make. best
offer. T. H. Gordon, Rochelle, R
2.

300 bu. vine grown P. R. po-
tato seed, pure stock, State insp.
60c bu. FOB. I. B. Jones, Screv-
en.

50 to 60 bu. red skin P, R. po-
tatoes, 30c bu. at Funston, 5 mi.
west of Moultrie. W. June Man-
ning, Funston.

120 bu. P. R. seed potatoes,
35 bu. G. R. Anderson, Lyons,
R 4, At Johnsons Corner.

Gov. insp. sweet potatoes, 50c
bu. E. J, Lineberger, Valdosta, R
a;

Gov. insp. small size, grown
from vines, Big Stem Jersey
sweet potato seed, 50c bu. at my



farm, 7 mi. North of Valdosta.

E. S. Dasher, Valdosta, R 1.

400 bu. Portorican seed pota-
toes, State insp. 25c bu. G. H.
McBride, Lyons.

200 bu. Dasheen potatoes for
seed, 50c bu; Gov. insp. P. R.
plants, $1 M. Exc. 1 M for 2 bu.
sound peas. O. C. Walden,
Blackshear.

100 bu. Big Stem Jersey sweet
potatoes for seed, free from dis-
ease, 50c bu. my place. AGE L
Caltes, Briinswick.



Treated P. R. potato seed, 35c
bu. or exc. for N. C. Runner
peanuts. O. L. Hires, Odum.

Seed Portorican sweet pota-
toes, 30c bu. or exc. for red Run-
ner peanuts, oats, peas, velvet
beans, Etc. Also a cow to exc.
for pony horse. J. J. Outen, Ma-
nassas, R 2.

60 bu. yellow skin Portorican
seed potatoes, 60c bu. 50 bu.
Gadleys Early Prolific potatoes,
$1 bu. FOB. Gov. insp. R. B.
McClellan, Nahunta.

About 200 bu. Porto Ricans,
40c bu: at hill. Good size, no
strings. H. D. Cook, Buena Vis-
ta, R 5.

SYRUP FOR SALE

25 gal. new Ga. Cane syrup in
new cans, 50c gal. Shipped FOB.
Cash with order. R. Hilliard,
Dupont, R 1, Box 48.

Pure Sugar Cane syrup, $2.40
per cs. of 6 No. 10 cans, also
okra seed, 25c for 1-4 lb. J. B.
Giant eggs, 3c per egg. All FOB.
R. A. Cravey, Milan, R 1, Box
130.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup in new
37 gal. BBLS. new crop; 5 BBL.
lots, $10 per BBL; less than 5,
$10.50 BBL. All FOB shipping
point. H. R. Zipperer, Marlow.

Pure Sugar Cane syrup, 60
gal. BBL. $13.50; 40 gal. $9; 35
gal. $8; 3 A. fine green hard
head cabbage load truck at field.
J. E. Patrick, Quitman, R 1.

Pure Sugar Cane, A-1 grade,
35 gal BBL. 25 gal.,, 15. val.
kegs, $5 each; No. 1 grade 35
gal. BBLS. 23c gal., 60 gal. 22c
gal. Lee Patrick, Quitman.

Best grade A-1 new sugar
cane syrup in 10 Ib. cans, 50c
can, FOB. Mrs. J. H. Hinely,
Guyton, R 1.

A-1 pure sugar cane syrup, 36
gal. BBLS. $8.90; In Cases, 6 - 1
gal. cans, $2.25; 12 - half gals.
$2.50 FOB. J. T. Ponder, Whig-
ham.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
1-2 -acre cabbage, now ready
to cut. le Ib. at the patch. 3 or





14 M. Reason Lott, Hazlehurst.

Copenhagen Market and
Wakefield cabbage now ready to
cut. Heads wt. from 7 lbs. down.
$15 per ton at patch. Alvin A.
Dixon, Blackshear, R 3.

2 Acres cabbage, Copenhagen
and Chas. W., now ready for
trucks at market price. Mrs. J.
E. Jones, Blackshear, R 4, Box
88.

1 acre cabbage for sale by
truck load at the field, or exc.
for anything a farmer can use, I
need. A. P. Bowen, Bristol, R 1,
Box 30.

About 2 M. heads of collards,
now ready. Write for prices. V.
C. Parker, Waycross, R 1, Box
Bek

Green cabbage, hard heads.
Have 3 M. lbs. at 1 1-2c Ib. Can
load a truck. T. H. Sweat, Nich-
olls, R 3, Box 100.

Bouquet Sause pepper, 1c per
pod, or 8 pods, 5c; also Rooster
Spur pepper, 2 pods, 1c; 12 pods,
5c, del. Mrs. R. L. Snow, Mc-
Intpre, R 2, Box 172.



Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want velvet beans in truck
lots. Will pay $6 del. at Pied-
mont, Ga., near Barnesville. J.
C. Collier, Barnesville.



Exe. 30 Ibs. nice, dried hot
pepper for 1 bu. O-too-tan
beans; also 10 Ibs. pepper for

10 lbs. good smoking tobacco.
Ha. pay postage. W. T. Howard,
Zebulon, R 2. s

CORN AND SEED CORN
WANTED
Want 2 bu. Whatleys prolific
seed corn. Will exe. oe Best





|Exc. No. 1 Ga. Cane syrup f








cantaloup seed, ist yr. planting
at 25c lb. Ea. pay chgs. HE. ,
Sanders Camilla, R 2. a
Swap hay for corn at mar
ket price, or hay for meat 0
lard at market prices. W.
Bond, Ochlochnee, R 1. oe
Want Truckers Favorite see
corn. Prefer Woods, also 90-day
long pod sugar crowder peas and.
other crowders. Ira Warren,
Quitman, R 1. ae
Want 1 peck of sound, clean
seed, Fergusons corn. Miss Iv:
McWhorter, Atlanta, 653 No.
Highland Ave.
Want 40 bu. Ear corn in shuck
Make best price, del. Must b
good, heavy corn. J. G. Blo
worth, College Park, R 1.
Exc. Best quality sweet pote
to plants in season for. good
planting cotton seed and pea-
nut seed. Write what you have.
B. M. Dowdy, Baxley, R 4.






























































COTTON SEED WANTED
Exe. yellow Portorican potato
plants in season for 15 bu. Pet-
ty-Toole cotton seed: 1 M plants

for bu. seed. Gov. insp. C. G
Howell, Adel, R 3. A
Want 3 or 4 bu. good a

Get seed now, plants in season.
A. W. Askew, Folkston, Box 295.

Want to hear from party who
has the Floradora cotton seed.
I want about 100 lbs. Write at
once, Jno. B. Higgins, Baxley.

Exc Black P. C. sow, now
bred for any good grade of cot-
ton seed. P. E. Walker, Ft. Val
ley, R 2.

Will exc. hogs for Wilt R
sistant cotton seed. C. B. Collins
Hazlehurst.



HONEY, BEES AND BEE SU
PLIES WANTED ay

Want to buy Bees in Pat. hives
on Straight Combs, also 1 bbl. of
Tupelo or Gallberry honey.
G. Haster, Atlanta, 468 Green-
wood Ave., N.E. 3



PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED

Want 400 Ibs. Ga. Runner
Will exc. 1 bred S. P. C, gilt,
farrow March 18th. Bring pea:
nuts and get pig. J. L. Greer,
Albany, RA. .

Want some Alabama Bunch
peanuts. Send sample and low
est price per bu. Benj. Hicks,
Adel, R 1. as

Exc. potato plants for Im
Spanish or N. C. Runner pean
seed. .R. M. Aldridge, Blac
shear.

Want 150 bu. Runner seed
peanuts. Will exch. 15 gal. ca
best grade pure Ga. Cane syru
T. E. McLeod, Valdosta, R 4.

Want 25 bu. No. 1 N. C. Rur
ner seed peanuts. Must be 19
crop. Send sample; also pur
bred. Essex male and female
hogs (ready for service) for
peanuts. C. O. Wilder, Pelham.

Want 4 bu. White Spanis
Bunch peanuts. Exc. N. C. Run
ner peanuts, I. M. Jenkins, Dy
lin, R 4,

Exc. P. R. potato plants
season for Runner peanuts now.
Ship plants April 1st to 15th.
L. Rigdon, Alma, R 4.

N. C. Runner peanuts wanted

Same or good smoked meat,
Half and Half cotton seed. Wil
lie Williams, Ambrose.

Exe. No. 1 pure Ga. Cane s
rup in No. 10 cans for N. |
peanuts: 1 gal. for 1 bu. Ea. pa
chgs. J. L. Hutto, Alma. ae

Want 12 or 15 bu. Runner see
peanuts. Must be sound and ni
broken ones. Exc. Tooles Wi
Resistant cotton seed or 198
e corn: G. M, Smith, oe