Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 March 2

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















GEORGIA.

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NUMBER 9.












r 700 Ibs. good fodder at 2c
' Ibs. okra seed, 20c lb. 20
good pop corn, 4c Ib. All cash
ny barn. Will not ship. M. G.
Langley, Stone Mtn., R 3.
car loads good Meadow hay,
D damage. Make offer or come
J. H. Osborne, Swords.
w peanut hay, well baled, $5
FOB, truck or car lots, Will
hay. S .H. James, Oakfield.
kers Cold-proof Norton oats
ine few bu. Pulghum, at 50c bu;
s Long Staple cotton seed,
u. $1 per CWT. All FOB.































ower packed peanut and Soy
hay, del. by truck, 5 tons
load. J. N. Pitts, Arabi.

rain and Hay Wanted





. sorghum syrup for corn,
or fodder. Write, bring corn
odder and get syrup: 5 Ib.
Ship oats. Ea. pay Frt. J.
ush, Buchanan, R 2.

nt to buy clean 1932 shucks.
Stone, Monroe, R 1, Box 10.

F lowers and Seed







10c doz. Mrs. H. P.' Lupo, Forest
Park.

Yellow and white daisy mums,
Michaelmas daisies, Humbert
cannas 35c doz. Thrift and Phv-
sostegia, 15c doz. Oct. Red dah-
lip tubers, 10c ea. E. R. Jordan,

acon, 114 Rogers Ave .

Black and white pines, rhodo-
dendrons, crabapples, Mtn. lau-
rels, bridal-wreath, 10c; blue li-
lac, 15c ea. galax, garlic, 20c
doz; orange lilies, 15c doz. Add
postage. No stamps. Mrs. A. J.
Dye, Mineral Bluff.

Privet hedge plants, Monthly
roses, all col. well rooted, 20c ea.
Hedge, 1c ea. Postpaid. Mrs. H.
B. Ford, Lavonia.

Large incurved yellow and ex-
tra, large white chrysanthemum
plants, 25c doz. Exc. for dried
apples or peaches: 2 lbs. fruit
for 1 doz. plants. Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs, J. L. Hook, Oliver.

Large, dbl. pink hyacinth
bulbs, 50c doz. (plant now; will
bloom); Well rooted purple wis-
taria, 15c ea. Add postage to all.
Nonia Belle Kendrick, Lincoln-
ton, R 5S,

' White American Beauty rose
bushes, 2 yr. plants, 20c ea;





Dbl. white August lilies, 15 ea
bulb; prize winning roses, 5
cut. some rooted; white pom-
pom poppy seed, 2 balls, 5e. Add
postage. Miss Ruenelle Young,
Lawrenceville.

Well rooted yellow jasmine,
January and Feb. blooming, 25c
ea. Crimson spirea, Anthony
Waterer, 26c ea. Lantana seed,
yellow, orange, red and pink,
10c pkt. Add postage. Stamps
accepted. Miss Carlie Kemp,
Marietta. Logs
Dahlias, Jersey Beauty, Jersey
Beacob and Jersey Sovereign
and other named dahlias for
sale. Exc. for White Bermuda
and J. W. cabbage plants. Mrs.
L. E. Stewart, McDonough, FR 8.

Shasta daisies, 35 doz; nar-
cissi, papershell and large daf-
fodil type, 45c doz; fox-plove,
20c doz. verbena, deep red with
white center, white, 35e doz. Mrs
Jetta Croft, Milford.

Zinnia seed, 8 col. 15c cup, 2,
25c: deep red sunflower seed 25c
cupful; variegated 4 Oclocks,
Texas lavender Moon-flower, 50
seed for 13c. Postpaid. No
stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan,
Bremen.

Red spirea and purple Iilac,



for sale or exe. some for 1 pure
bred R. I. Red bloodtested cock-
erel and 1 or 2 ducks. Mrs. Tay-
lor Speir, Shellman, R 2.

White and yellow jonquils,
dbl. butter and eggs, $1 C; yel-
low larkspur, 35c doz. Rhubarb
plants, 50c doz. Miss Nora Mc-
Curley, Hartwell, R 4.

White iris, $1.25 C; sweet Wil-
liams, $1.C. Mix. colors, or 25c
doz. Golden Glow and Agera-:
tum, 25c doz. All perennials, and

Carrollton, R 5.

Shasta daisies, physostegia,
golden glow, ageratum, blue
hardy astors, small, blooming

and white violets, 10c doz. 3 doz.
o Add postage. Mrs. J. Bay-
Greensboro.

o Daffodils, jonquils, iris (dark
purple), 75c CC; many other
kind of flowers, and shrubbery,
for sale or exc. for anything
can use. Mrs. Mack Hefner,

Talking Rock, R 2.

January Jasmine, Forsythia,
Dorothy Perkins roses, Orange
Day lilies, dbl. and single, 5c to
25c: also fine var. water oaks
and Elms. Mrs. W. T. Mobley,
Atlanta, 1084 Capito) Ave. SE.



ses, all 3

postpaid. Mrs, Newt 8. Spence,:

chrysanthemums, larkspur, blue;

MARIETTA AND ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1933.
ih and Hay For Sate Flowers and Seed Flowers and Seed Flowers and Seed Flowers and Seed
60 -hand bundles fodder, big For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale :
s and bright, $1 per at|15- doz; hollyhock, dbl. corn-| postage. Wat jes, well root-| Milk and wine lily, 20 ea,
TW. Sorrow, Comer, R 2.1 towers, | gaillardia, a om posta. R Mrs. Addie Watkins, ase arene erecta Whaat Milk and wine, Red, King

Humbert, scarlet, Eureka, white,
Richard Wallace, yellow, also_
pink and variegated ones. Sy 2
doz. No orders Jess $1. Mrs. J. .
Darnell, Jasper.
Rhododendrons, laurels, aza-

jeas, dogwood, coral berry bush- .

es, crabapple, pink Cherokee ro-
3 ft. $1 doz.
phlox, 5 doz. $1. Bonnie Aber-
crombie, Morganton.

Snowdrops, daffodils, narcisst,
yellow and purple iris, 15 doa; i
white and pink altheas, golden |
bells, snowballs, privet hedge,
20 ea. Mrs. John T. Reece,
Jasper, Ril.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 6. yrs.

40c ea. 3 for $1; daffodils, ver=
bena, fox-gloves, phlox,

pers, 25c, 5 for $1. Add postage.
Mrs. Harley Richards, Ellijay.

Beautiful pink thrift, 50c C. s
postpaid; mammoth red, juicy
Clements imp. melon seed, 50
teacupful, postpaid. Mrs. John
McGill, Parrott.

50 Tiger lily bulbs, 50c: 5 doz.

iris, ea, doz. dif, pink, sky-blue, __

Add

white, yellow, purple, $1;
100

postage; 100 each, altheas,

lacs, 100 January jas

| Write for price. Mrs. H. O. Pad+















OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Atlanta Macon

































Eggs, Gen, dozen ees 12. 15 $ 15 $ 15 14 $ 14 $-.. -Second-Hand Machinery
Eges, standard, dozen ...-...-..------ was 12 14 15 14 14 8s For Sale .-2--42---.ss-... 6, 6, 9
Eggs, Georgia trade, GOn oo el ends ee 12 3 12 18 12% cee Segond Hand Machinery
Bee Yard rim, dot, 8s le Al 10 12 15 12% 12% Aid a Watited coe a eee a. 6, 9
BO eet aiineiemeniee 10 07 18 08 08% 08 08 Incubators, Brooders, Bic, Por
_ Hens, lb. (4% Ibs. up) ei see oe 10 10 13 09 10 12% 0, Bae ice Shyu me ey aes eae 6, 4
4 Hens, small colored and Ww. Leghorn __ 08 08 ll 08 08 10 08 Incubators, Brooders, Ete., Wanted__ 6
rs, | 05 05 07 06 06 06 05 Poultry For Sale .-.----------- Te
iers, Ib AT ll 18 15 AS 16 16 Baby Chicks For Sale ...-.- eye Se
X #1 ; : : 08 Baby Chicks Wanted ..--.----------
ld peas, mixed, bu. ..-...-.---_~-- - : . 5bO Live Stock Wanteg. 2 co
Field be pas, not mixed, bu. ....~-- Soe ab 45 70 40 60 60 15 Positions Wanted .-...---------.-
Country putter, best table, Ib. ..----- ae 12 20 16 25 20 12% Farm Help Wanted .-...----+--- 8, 10
Ear Corn, (80 ibs. to bu.) bu, ------- 48 40 45 45 368 40 40. | Plants For Sale .....----..--.-. [8.48 a 4
Sweet potatoes, per 100 Ibs, -----....- 90 90 5 85 85 50 80 Plants Wanted ..--- dice. weneeeke eal:
heat, bu. ee ae ae ee te ge Sm ow or en OS SO GO a Sige -o = wo < 2 .60 5 Seed For Sale esr ge tt er a rh a re ii
Cabbage (per 100 ibs.) --..--2---uu.-.. 1.00 1.00 ae 1.00 1.60 se 2.00 Seed Wanted -------.----------- mote 5
Peavine Hay, No.1 ton _-.-.--2.----- re is 12.49 8.00 es 6.00 12.50 Miscellaneous For Sale .....-.----- il
Peanut Hay, We ton eee a 10. 7.00 = 6.00 ne Aieoei cous yen ~ ciate sen ee _
obacco Wanted -...-..~.-.--... 10,
verage. Price Paid tor Hogs last ; week, $2.60 per 100 Ibs. at Co-operative wera Ga. Products For Sale ...-.--..- 10,









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Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Feb. 27, 1983. Always Subject to Variation.
Savannah Augusta Sins Valdosta Rome





Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Fiowers & Seed For Sale 1, 2, * 4, 5, ;
Flowers & Seed Wanted

on. Products Wanted

rose, red, Hastings cann Ibs, a

For Sale |] BOSE, Ted aS ne carne Mrs, (20 each; purple wistaria, 10c;| White pine, hemlock, Mtn. |gett, Atlanta, 160 Howard St, SE
a W. J. Bartlett, Oakfield. crepe myrtle, lavender and pink | laurels, rhododendrons, azaleas,| Rooted boxwoods, 10 in. high
lae (turfted piseee now| Yellow japonieas, 3 for 25c;|15c; Currant sprouts, 20c; Lem-|sweet gum, up to 2 ft. Be ea. plants, 10c ea. holly bushes, 2 ft.

ming), 40c , cheaper in| Orange day lilies, 2 doz. 35c;jon Hilies, 30c. Include postage. 90c doz; 2 1-2 - 5 ft., $1.25 doz.|15 ea. Add postage. No stamps.

r orders; Shasta daisies,|sweet shrubs, 6 for 25c; flow-| Mrs. R. P, Steinheimer, Wool-| Exc. for turkeys or turkey eggs. | Harrison Smith, Flowery Branch
ee Susans, Scabiosa, ering quince, 3 for 50c. Add sey, R 1. Bunyan Parker, Quill. Rt. ;

INDEX

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perennial

lilies, primroses, 30c doz. juni~ a

mine.





. seed, red rose and yellow, sep-,
Dagger Wild Ferns,

- for 25c del. Mrs. J. T. Patillo,

- Rhododendrons, .

Ni

- and cream 20c doz. Mrs. Riley

MR. Kell, Ellijay, Rt.-1.

_ 0c; Perennial Sunflower plant
- 4 doz. 25c; Pink Weigela cut-







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Flowers and Seed __|
: For Sale |

Jonquils, 25c per 100; White |
Narcissi 25c 100; Add postage. |
Cash with order. Mrs.
Pruitt, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 5i. |

Everblooming Red Carnations
20c doz. plus postage. Dbl. mi-
ed Dianthus pinks, 15 doz. atid}

postage. Miss Susie Andrews, |
Thomasville. Beng

Red and yellow Japonicas,
well rooted 10c ea;

white rooted 20c doz. Also hedge

bushes rooted 15c doz. Mrs.
Mollie Eller, Hila Gap.

Red Jap. Quince 15c: Yel-
low daffodils, jonquils, single

and dbl, White narcissi 25c
doz. Mt. Laurels Spruce, Rho-
dodendrons 2 to 3 ft. 15c; Mt.
Azaleas, mixed, blooming size
50c doz. Mrs. Mary Langley, |
Ellijay, Rt. 3.
10 M Fine Cannas, City
_ Portland, Pink Eureka, White
- President Red Queen Helen,
Yellow Mixed, $2 per 100; $10
- per 1000. 1 doz. Rooted Olean-
@ers, $2. White Bear Iris $1
100. Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele.
Folks come and see my se-
jection of rare and good flow-
ers, shrubs and trees. Wim..C.
McGinnis, Carey Park, Atianta
River Car Line, Rt. 7. ;
Variety of shrubs, choice
collection of roses 2 yr. sizes,
bulbs, pink and white Thrift
Plants, reduced prices, write:
for list. Mrs. W. M. Vickers.
Siloam. | oe
Pink Thrift 50c 100; Peren-
nials 20c doz. Hasting Zinnia

arate or mixed 8c pkg. or 4

LaGrange, Rt. 6, Box 79.
- Mt. Azaleas, mixed 75c 100; ;
Poe w rels,4
Spruce Pines, 35c doz; White
Dogwood 50c doz. Wild Vio-|
_ Jets, Iris 40c 100; Hardy Phlox |
15c doz. Add postage. Mis. W.
. D. Tuck, Ellijay; Rt. 3.
Yellow buttercups, daffo-'!
dils, narcissi butter and eggs /
and white narcissi and Chin- |
ese lilies, 25c doz; White and)
blue hyacinths, 35c doz. Miss
Irene Weaver, Montrose.
Lily bulbs, white Fairy 10c.
doz. Orange Amaryllis 5c ea;
Monthly roses 15c ea, pink ra-
diance and Cream Marechal
: , add postage. Mrs. W. L.
Whigham, Rt. 3, Whigham.
Dbl. red pink and variega-
Sweet



ted cannas, 5c doz;
Shrubs 10c ea; Hardy phiox,
$1 per 100, large and small
white mums, 15 doz. Add pos-

tage. Mrs. Fannie Whigham,
Rt. 3. -

White Giant Spider lily
bulbs, 3 for 40c; Red Spider

bulbs, 3 for 25c; Giant Amary-
lis, Hybrids, 3 for 50c; Post- |
paid. Gov. Insp. Mrs. Maude
Brooks, Arlington. -

Cydonia Japonica red Kerry |
Japonicas, yellow snowballs, |
purple lilacs, Yellow Jasmines, |
20c ea. Iris, Smoky and Purple, ;
Lavender and purple , yellow,

Ross, Ringgold. |
Spruce pines, Mt. Laurels,
_ Crabapples, Rhododendrons. ;
_ Azaleas, red, yellow; White Mt. |
- Dogwood; Purple Iris, 30c doz
Golden Bells, 3 for 25c; Mrs



Terrestial Orchid 2 for 25c;

Phiox 5 for 25c; Flowering
Almonds, Honeysuckles, Flow-

ering Quince, Kerria, any 10
for $1; $1 orders Postpaid
Mrs. G. M. Barrow, Madison...
_ White and blue Lilacs 3 for
. 25c; Shasta Daisies, 3 doz. for

- tings 5 doz. Althea cuttings |
5c doz. Add postage. Mrs, Jd:





der Crepe. Myrtles,





M. Hall, Carmesville. - ;doz. Mrs. W. R.
_ Azaleas, Rhododendrons, Mt. (Lawrenceville. Rt. 1.

Flowers and Seed .
For Sale

Pines, Cherokee Rose, Dog-

MARKET BULLETIN.

Flowers and Seed

_For Sale

/Shrubs, Tea Olives, Pyranan-

wood, Velvet rose, Butterfly |thas, Pettosporum, green var-

Narciss? jonauils, violets, 30c

jay.
Canna roots, Red King Hum-
be: ft, The President Red, Or-

ange Bedder; Gladioli yellow
with red spots, Apricot color.

Narcissi, Will sell in bulk or small amts. colors, 5c doz;

Mrs. W. D. Simmons, Lake-
land.

Marigold and Zinna seed 8c
tbls. Red Verbena, phlox,
brown-eyed Susans, Petunias,
10c doz. Will exch. for things
I can use. Minnie McLean,
Tifton, Rt.. 2,

Cedar bushes 10 to 16 in.
high 10c ea. in lots of 10; Mrs.
E. H. Smith, Cochran, Rt. 5.

Pansy plants 35c doz; Ever-
blooming Rose bushes, small
size 15c ea; :
Cochet. Prepaid. John Carter,
1586 Memorial Drive, Atlanta.

Dahlias, Margaret Wilson,
Pearl White, Snow Drift, War-
ners Hudge Marean Florence
Mitchell, Avalon, Sagamore,

ride of California, Trentonian
ete. $1 doz. mixed tubers. Mrs.
J. M. Friar, Toccoa, Rt. 3.

Sweet Williams, Hardy Phlox
Fox Gloves, Mums, 15c doz;
Hibiscus, 3 for 25c; Star .of
Fethlehem 10c doz; Flowering

Almonds, lilacs, 3 for 25c; Will

exch. Mary Grindle, Dahlone-
ga, Rt. 1,

Red Japonicas, rooted 6 for.
$1; Sky blue Iris, 40c doz;
50c doz.
Mrs. Ora Bell, Blue Ridge.

Dahlias, Variegated;. BEng-

lish Prince, a charming novel-!

ty, long stems fine for cut-
ting, 50c; Barbara Redfern, $1
and Jane Cowl 50c; Mrs. S. W.
Sloan, Auburn. :

Rose bushes, well rooted,
White American Beauty, Deep
red, pink, gold Standard,
Sweetheart green, all monthly
12 1-2c ea. Cash with orders
less than 50c. Mrs, J. W. Hut-
son, 29 Wilcoxon, Newnan.

Shasta daisies, Physostegia,
Marigolds, orange Lantana,
Chrysanthemums, 10c doz; 50c
100; 8 colors, large type Mums
75c 100; All kinds. of shrubs
named cannas of all. kinds.
Mrs. J. E. Harrell,
Rt. 6. .

Decorative dahlia bulbs, Mi-
chael Gold, Millionaire rose,
Williams red, Vanderver pink,
15c ea. or 6 for 60c. Add pos-
tage. Bessie Martin, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 9.

King Humbert canna bulbs,
beautiful bronze foliage, large
red blooms, 30c doz. postpaid.
Mrs. Ed Morgan, Americus.

Azaleas, all colors 15e doz;

Rhododendron, Laurels, Spruce

pines 20c doz. Wild Violets,
wild ferns, 10c doz. or will exc.
for feed sacks or good cloth-
ing. Miss Ruby\ Medlin, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

Large dbl. dahlia bulbs, all
colors, Ball type, white rose,
pink variegated red and white
8c.ea. 60c doz. Add postage.
Velvie: Martin, Gainesville, Rt.
Nine.

Everlasting Sweet peas, Red
Salvia, dahlias, Flowering Zin-
nias, blooms 3 to 4 in. across,
Hibiscus seed all 10c per pkg.
Red, yellow Japonicas, Laven-
Butterfly
bushes, Jasmines, all rooted, 1
of ea. $1. Miss Eva Cogburn,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Named Decorative Dahlias.
"5c doz. Rooted Cape Jasmine
15c to 35c ea. White and pur-
ple Lilacs, Crepe Myrtle 15 to
25c; Dbl. single, larkspur, i5c

Thonipson,





Pink and white:

Quitman,

Dessie bushes 6 for 60c; 12 for $1; iegatd, Photenias, Ligistrums,

Junipers, Azaleas, 2 for $1.10;

idoz. Mis, J. H. Penland, Elli- | Abelias, Oleanders, 4 for $1.15.

Mrs. J. A. Guffin, Cordele.

Mixed colors phlox plants,
95 for 10c; phlox, Golden Pond-
'erosa seed, 5c teaspoon; Chry-
isanthemum plants, dbl. mixed
add stamps.
Lolo Davis, Murrayville, Rt. 1.

St. Augustine Grass, 50c per
bu. FOB, Wisteria vine, 10c;
'Lace ferns 10c; Add postage.
|Mrs. J. Q. Douglas, 404 Dixon
'S.t, Alma. US a8

Dark red dahlias, 5c ea. or
6 for 25c. Mrs. T. J. Whitlow.
Commerce, Rt. 3. :

Blooming peach, Honeysuck-~
les, White Pines, Laurels, Lil-
acs, Bridal Wreaths, 20c ea.
Day lilies, Golden Glow, 20c
doz; Rooted Junipers, 35c ea;
Red and pink running roses.
10c: ea. Bell Roper, Mineral
Bluff.

Magnolias, Cedars and holly
trees, 2 to 4 ft. 15c ea. Blue
Hydrangeas, 15c; Orange lan-
tanas, red Gladoli 10c doz.
Perkin roses 5c ea. Izetta
Cochran, Quitman, Rt. 6.

White Iris 50c doz. Corn-
flowers, 50c doz. or will exch.
for Bermuda onions or cab-
bage plants. Miss Hattie Yar-
, borough. Nicholson.

All colors, dbl. geraniums 2
'for 5c rooted, blooming size.
;15e; dbl. poppy seed 10c spoon-
ful, Fuschia.10c, Red Leaf Be-
| gonias, 10c. Mrs. W. A. Swann,
Lithonia. Rt. 1.
| Dbl. Crimson Japonicas, yel-
low and red and white. also
well. rooted, 50c, Bleeding
Heart, 50c. doz. Dogwood, yel-
llow- and red, 4 for $1. Miss J.
'C. Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Boxwoods, Weeping Rose
Marys, Cypress and blooming
ishrubs. Fine Dahlias. 40c; Wat-
jer lilies, Cream Lotus, 50c ea.
| Water hyacinths. 25c; Mrs. W.
T. Panter. Morganton,

Sweet Williams. white, purp-
le verbenas, dbl. daisies, fox-
gloves. iris, white. golden glow.
Grass pinks, 20c doz. Bridal-
; wreath. boxwoods, snowballs.
; almonds. 15c. Add __ postage.
Connie Daves, Filijay.

Choicest dahlia mixed, 60c
doz. cannas, chrysanthemums.
dbl. white feverfew, maderia
ivine, bulbs, 25c doz. . Include
'postage on orders less than $1
Mrs. P. Blankenship; Rome, E.
Third St.

Violets, 75c C. Also Martin
,gourd seed, 10c vkg., long
green okra seed. 10c cupful:
Star Jasmines, 4 for 25c: lilac
bushes. 5c ea. Add - postage.
Miss Mae Bomar. LaFayette.

Dahlia tubers, mixed. 50c
doz.. or 15c ea. labeled. War-
ner, Jersev Beauty, Morman.
Snowdrift. Not postpaid. Exc
for butter, dried fruit, pork
sausage or ham. M. E. Hynds,
Atlanta, 249 Sutherland Ter.,
N. E. a

Cream col. gladiol, 25 doz.
bulbs; pink, Eny. honeysuckle
cuttings, 3 for 25c; small leaf
privet hedge, well rooted, 60c O:
500 or more lots, 50c C. Mrs. A
P. Gladdn,. Tallapoosa, R$, Box

60. :

White dogwood, | rhododen-

drons, holly, in quantities, 4 for
25t. Exc. for other value. Mrs.
Mary Collins, Gainesville, R 9.
- Red giladioi and red Haster
lilies, 20c doz. red and yellow
large flowered cannas, 5c ea. al-
so large var.,. strawberry plants,
%c GC. del. in Ga. Miss Floy
Mobley, Glennville.

Jonquil, butter and eggs, long








Atrumpet. daffodils, blue iris Il-}








$1 C; white








Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Money order. Mrs.
McCurley, Hartwell.

Large whi'e Mums, 10 ea. $1
doz; The President canna bulbs,
10c ea; asparagus and Boston
ferns, 10c ea. Sugar Fig bushes,
25c ea. Add postage to all. Mrs.
A. L.. Branan, Macon, 209 Har-
deman Ave.

Jonqguils and butter and eggs,
75e C. blue iris lilies, 25c doz;
pink Rain lilies, 50c doz. Sweet
Williams, 25c doz. plants; white
velvet okra seed, 15c cupful.
Miss G. B. McLane, Hartwell, R
2

Thornton

Weeping Willow cuttings, 25c
ea. chrysanthemums, 50c. doz;
pink: peony rose, 75c bunch;
white, orange and purple iris,
75c doz. Add postage. Miss Rosa
Tilley, Ellijay.

Cultivated azalea plants, now
in bud, ready to transplant, 35c
ea, 12 to 18 in. high. Mrs. O. C.
Martin, Flemington.

Lavender, dbl. petunias, 5e
cutting; white, dbl. fuchsia, roo-
ted, 10c; blue, pink, . larkspur
plants, 4c doz. Add postage. No
stamps. Mrs. Linda Smith, Flo-
wery Branch, R 1.

Perennial peas, Shasta dai-
sies, 2 doz. 350; verbena, Ches-
terfield daisies, blue and white

and pink Japanese honeysuckle,
4 for 60c. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cal-
houn.

Giant dahlias, white, pink,
Mrs. Warner, Pride of Calif.,
and many others, $1 doz. tubers
del. Cash With order. R. D.
Moore, Winder. | 3

Small, well rooted plants, 5c
ea; Tree and Dwarf Boxwoods,
Ligustrum Japonicum, Nandina
Domestica, Abelia Grandiflora,
Pittosporum. Mrs. M. D. Red-

30 named var. Exhibition

fern, Tennille.
Mums, all colors, immense flow-
ers, 20 for $1.10; Jane Cowl

dahlia tubers, 45c; Exc. for oth-
er named dahlias. Mrs. J. W.
Lariscy, Halcyondale.

Sweet Williams, red and or-
ange cannas, chrysanthemums,
25 doz; . verbenas, lavender,
purple and cherry red, 15 ea.
Del. to 3rd zone. Cash with or-
5 Mrs, L. F. Dykes, Baxley,

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 2 - 3
yrs. old, $1 doz. Altheas, Gold-
en Bells, flowering. quince, al-
monds, bridalwreath, 10c ea. $1
doz. well rooted. Mrs. J. W. Sil-
ver, Talking Rock.

Hardy white salvia, 5c; hy-|
drangea, pink and white spirea,
butterfly, kerria, black rose,
hollyhocks, iris, phlox, 35 doz.
Add postage. Mrs. C. W, Slau-
ghter, Rising Fawn.

Tube-rose bulbs, 20c doz. $1
C; $5 M. white iris, 20c doz. red,
white, pink spirea, pink weige-
las, 3 col. altheas, 20c. Mrs. 8.
M. Gunter, Lawrenceville, R 1.

affodils, jonquils, dark pur-
ple iris, $1 C. dbl. yellow japoni-
cas, yellow forsythia, weeping
Mary, 200 ea. 2 for 25c; ever-
green honeysuckle vine, 75c C.
Nancy Henderson, Ellijay.

Dahlia bulbs, named var.,
Pride of Calif. (red); Alaska
(white) Sunrise (yellow), some
lavender and pink. 10c ea. Add
postage. Will book orders. Mrs.
W. H. Nelson, Powder Springs,

Junipers, 8-10 ft., well propor-
tioned in size, $5 ea., from 1 to
4 yrs. old, 50c to $2 ea. Mrs.
Chas. C. Keener, Ellijay, R 3,
Box 39.

Sev. M. Phlox plants, will
bloom all summer, hardy, all
colors, 25 per C. Mrs. Marvin
Hamilton, Leo, Ga.

Hollyhocks, mums, 35c 100;
Cedars, pink almonds, white and
red monthly roses 10c ea. Climb-
ing rose cuttings 10c doz; Trav-
elers Delight 8c ea. Mrs. Reba
Southerland, Oakman. 2

Spruce and white pines, rhe-

violets, 35c C. pink spirea, white ||

and Marlae white, Morning Gl

Mrs, C. R. Sorrells, Monroe,


















































Thursday, March 3,
Flowers and See
For Sale

yellow Dogwoods, rooted, 10
Yellow and purple violets, f
15c doz. Dot Wilson, Loving,

25 different Pot flowers
tings 5 ea. 1 of ea. for $1;
shrubs 5c ea. Privet hedges
well rooted. Will exch. for w!
feed sacks or other things
C. L. Willis, Talking Rock.

All kinds of geraniums
ferns, will exch. for lint cotton
goose feathers A. B. Wood, G:
fin. me

Yellow Narcissi jonquils
tercups, butter and egg;
Purple violets and pvt
plants 10c doz. White Flag
and orange Day lilies 50
Stamps accepted. Miss Lois
ols, Philomath. ;

Pink moon flower vine,
cannas, 12c tbls. seed; Miss
Jones, Shellman, Rt. 1. |

Mexican Everblooming
roses, hardy asters, Queen
Phlox 50c doz. Stokesia, w.
and blue Rudbeckia, Purpu
10c ea. No stamps. . Miss
New, Carrollton. ae

Red Tree Dahlia bulbs o
or 3 for 25c according to &
50c orders del. Satisfactory
sults insured. Will exch. for o
er. bulbs. E. W. Jewett, Sav
nah, Rt. 2. ae

Prize Winning Dahlias,
ioli, Iris, Mums, cheap or
exch for thngs I can use,
fruits, Meat, lard, pecans
peanuts. Write quickly,
John Rymer, Canton.

Azaleas, all colors, 30c
Dbl. yellow Japonicas, Red .
thea, dbl. pink almonds, pi
Weigelas, pink Crepe Myrtle
10c ea. Iris, phlox, 15 doz. M
Will James, Ella Gap. =

Chrysanthemums, white, pi
and yellow incurved, nam
Turners white and yellow
ea. Pompoms, yellow pink
white 5c ea. No stamps. Mrs,
S. Carter, Carrollton.

Flower bushes 75c ea. or
for $1.25. Velvet roses, wh
Dogwood, 15c ea. Red Qui
and Japonicas 30c ea. Mrs. Li
cien Silver, Talking Rock, Rt.

Iris, narcissi, 50c 100;
quils, Day lilies 45c 100; Bri
Bouquets, Bridal wreaths, Pi



for 25c. Lizzie Barnes, Oakm

Red lilies, deep purple Ivis.
doz. Hollys, pink Mt. Laure
25c ea; 5 for $1. Well roote
postpaid. Mrs. Florence Heato:
Mineral Bluff. | oe

Choice Water lilies, Glad

ie

H. H. Ezzard, Dalton.

Old Time Sweet Viole
Grandmothers variety 1c
plant. Large dbl. water

dairsville. :
Pansy, phlox, Sweet Willian
purple violets, Shasta daisies li
doz; $1 per 100. Add _ postage.
Mrs. Lois Tanner, Dewy Rose.
Well rooted, Ligustrums, Jai
onicas, Silver and Gold Uram
tree Boxwoods, Abelias, 5c |
Mrs. M. D. Redfern, Tennille.
-Purple Wisteria Vines, 10_

One. cc.
Magnolias, Holly, Olives, Do
woods 15c ea; Watermelon pi
Crepe Myrtle, Wild rose, G
Beard, white Honeysuckle
Old Age and Youth 10c or
exe. Add postage. W. M.
ricks, Dover.
Narcissi $4 per 1000; Junt
2 yrs. old 6 for $1; Mixed 1
$1.25 per 100; White honeysuc
les, '75c per 100, well rooted,
postage. Mrs. Mary M. Du
Ellijay, Rt. 3. a
Snowbalis and old
Cling stone peach trees
Sargis bushes i5c ea.





B0e ea.|dodondrons, faurels,. azaleas, 4 |



Thursday, March 2, 1933.
Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Flowers and Seed

For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

_ Flowers and Seed
_ For Sale

Flowers and: Seed
For Sale

F lowers abd Seed:
For Sale



"Bpoee: Hillingdon, Sweetheart;
remier, Radiance, Cochet, 25
a. Cannas, Venus, Queen Hel-
, City of Portland, 15 ea: King
Humbert; 10c. Mrs. V. T: Cham-
ers, Cumming, R 2.
70 River hedge, 1 to 3 ft., 2
ntury plants, 2 dbl. red and 2
dbl. yellow cannas, 2: sweet
shrubs, red geraniums, all for
1.50 or exc. for money orders
nly, Mrs. J. B. Brown, Doerun,
Red, yellow, orange azaleas,
white and red dogwood, Mtn.
laurels, 60c.doz, Rhododendrons
5c; goseberry bushes, 10c ea. Exc
for anything can use. Mrs. Elvia
laters, Dahlonega, R 1.
Gladioli, large and extra ioe

ulbs: of mix. colors, 25c: doz. $1.-
25 C; Jersey Bauty dahlias, lg. |

pink, 20 ea. $1.75 doz. Postpaid.
eae Cottongim, East Point, Box

Magnolia Glaucia, Japanese
-arborvitaes, white cape jasmines
white spireas, Baby Tea roses
nd -Dorothy Perkins roses, black
a lilies, cheap. Maude Ham-

Rooted Dwarf boxwoods, 4 - 8
1 $1.50 C. Camellia Japonicas,
bl. red, 40c ea, All del. Mrs. R.

Terrell, Greenville, R 3.

' Small Dwarf boxwood plants,
le ea. Te C. Crepe myrtles, $2.-
50 . Cherokee: roses, $1.50 C;
large white mums, 25c doz.; pink
nnas, 40c doz. Blanche Wood-
ff, Greenville.
_..2 yr. old boxwood plants, 5c ea.
if 25 or more in an order. Patra
Robinson, Greenville.

2 doz. boxwood, rooted, 75 del

cape jasmines, 3 yrs. old, 250}
12 King Humbolt, dbl. red can-

2 bulbs, 50c. Mrs. B. L. Robin-

n, Greenville.

Old Eng Dwarf coud plants
good. roots and pretty tops, 4c ea.
in lots of 50. Mary H. Robinson,
Greenville.

Dahlias, Jersey Beauty, large

coms, 25c ea. 5. for $1; $2 doz.;

rladioli, mix. colors, 2.and three
blooms per bulb; 25c doz. $1.50
per C. prepaid. Mrs. Emma Jean
Cottongim, Atlanta, 816 Ashby
St., S.W.

Jonquil, narcissi, blue flag bulbs
wild honeysuck!e, rooted, 35c doz.
2 doz. 50c: Postpaid. Jennie Jol-
ley, Atlanta, R 7, Box 279.
Pink andred verbena, well

oted, 3 for 10c; pink thrift, 50c

. $2; 500; white iris, mix. can-
has, 25 doz. Umbrella Chinas,

5c ea. Postpaid... Mrs, A. D.
Windham, Reynolds. *
Pink cannas, 35c doz. or exc.

r Abelia, butterfly bush, nan-
dina, and white crepe mayrtles,
all rooted. Mrs. G. A. Bell, Jack-
~ sonville, Ga.

Rhododendrons, white and
Spruce pines, 75 doz; azaleas,
yellow japonicas, altheas, 20c doz.
Black Prince iris, hardy pink
phlox, fox-gloves, daffodils, 15c
doz. Add postage. .

Large, mix. gladioli, 20 doz.
$1.20 per 100; Jersey Beauty

(pink) dahlias, 20c ea. 6 for $1;
forsythia, 10c ea. Small dahlias,
mix. 5c ea. 50c doz. Add postage.
W. iH. Marlowe, East. Point, 112
aRose. St..

Cannas, Alf red Conrad, Venus,
Red and Yellow. King Humbert,
Eureka, Pillar of Fire,.10c ea. 3,
20; 50c doz., Hardy terrestrial
orhid, 20c ea. root, 2 for oe
s R. P. Israel, Smithville, R
Purple lilacs, pink | weigelas,
cape jasmine, golden bells, box-
woods, rooted, 15c ea, Blue Flag
Tilies, tuberoses, 20c doz..

SES: Atlanta; 691 Vernon Ave

Cape jasmine, 3 ft. 3 ft. ACTOSS,.
: ink, searlet verbena, 6. for

doz, 256; aaa irts. Fi
doz.

Linda Evans, |

Dark | R.
red verbena, -15c doz. Mrs. Jesse.|.

land, R 2.

Boston, Baby Breath ferns, 10c
St. Bernard lilies, 10c; white dai-
sy mums, 5c doz. Calla lilies, 25c;
butter and eggs, April blooming
narcissi bulbs; 10 doz. Mattie
Jackson, Ivey.

White narcissi, yellow jonaquils,
pink hardy phlox, 75e C; purple
fox-glove, 10c doz; bridalwreath,
pink almond, 10c ea,. Add pos-
tage. Bertie Parks, Ellijay.

10: boxwoods, 12-32 inches, 4
and 6 yrs. old. Havent been
topped or trimmed; 1 juniper, 7

W. A. Holt, Cartecay.

Scotch broom plants, small size
10c each. No mail orders. Mrs.
H. A. Casey, Covington, |

King Alfred daffodlis, 75c per
C. Boxwood plants, rooted, 10c
ea. Mrs. Gussie Comer, Buchane
an.

Weeping Mary, dbl. Sieg and
red japonicas, Indian Arrow,
azaleas, pink weigeleas, snowballs
25 ea. Also nice sundried apples
10c Ib. Mrs. Inez Barrett, Talk-
ing Rock, R 2.

White iris, $1.25 C. Choice mix.
Sweet Williams, perennials, $1.00
C; golden glow, 25c doz; cut
flowers, daffodils and jonquils,
50c C. All. postpaid. Mrs. Newt
Spence, Carrollton, R 5.

Well rooted junipers, rhodo-
dendrons, Mtn. laurels, $1 doz;
'wine, red, pink, yellow, dbl. dah-
lia bulbs, 50c doz; blue iris, 10c
doz.; cannas, yellow, 25c dozen.
Mrs. James Palmer, Cleveland, | t
R 2, Box 17.

American Beauty Rambler rose
cuttings, rooted, 10c ea. 12 for $1,
also Lutie grape vines rooted 10c

lin, Mt. Airy, R 1.

golden bells, lilac, bridal wreath,
'40c doz. White spirea, 10c; mix-
ed verbena, Shasta and Chester-
field daisies, violets, 3 doz. 25c.
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, R 3.
20M small leaf privet hedge
plants, $5 M and $10 M; Also
Golden : Delicious apple trees,

J. H. Turner, Carrollton, R 6.

3 each, Elephant Ears, calad-
ians, 10c ea., or exch. for. 10 Ibs.
white bunch butter bean.
Mrs. Leah Hurst, Meigs, R.1.

-Boxwoods, Tree. and . Dwarf
var., 60c doz. $1.25 C. - Feathered
hyacinths, $1 doz. bulbs; $5 C;
100 watermelon crepe myrtles.
rooted sprouts, $4. Mrs, T. J.
Robinson, Greenville, R. 3.

-Dbl. dahlias, mix., City of

50e doz. Tube roses, 20c doz.; 2
Milk and Wine lilies, 25c ea. pkg.
mix. seed with ea. order. Add
postage. Mrs. J. Winter, Buford:
Nice, rooted cape jasmines, $2
ea. Smaller ones, $1.50 ea. Nice,
well rooted blue hydrangea, 30c

Gladiolus, 25c doz. White Tris,
25 doz.; pink cannas, 5c .each;
6 for 25c; red and yellow cannas,
25c doz. Mint, 15c doz.; liberal
pkg. large, mix. peppy seed with
ea. 50c order. Mrs. . W.. Hud-
son, Lorane, R Li, ;

Large, yellow plum, white al-

ADEE

doz; Easter lilies, 15c doz.
ittie

and Wine lilies, 25c ea.
Windham, Reynolds. .
Red oleander, pink hydrangea,
abelia, .weigelas, boxwoods, cape
jasmine,. forsythai, -16c ea. Blue

benas,, larkspur, 15 doz.
postage. Mrs. J, Elsner, Austell,

2.

lyhocks, Silvery King, white cle-
matis vine and. red and - god
chrysanthemums. All -reoted
plants. Exc. for pecans. ere

J. Huie, Forest Park.. eee

White spider lilies,



ft. high. Make. best offer. Mrs.

each. Send postage. Emma Tom- |
Mixed gladioli, $1 C. Forsythia,

$2.50 and $3 doz. FOB. No chks, |

seed..

Portland cannas, pink, 5c hier

jaurls, strawberry bushes,

ea. Mrs. Lula Wells, Hinesville.

theas, purple lilac, and flowering
quince, .20 ea. yellow daisies, 15c.

once.

grape vines, 10c ea. All. col. ver-,
Add |.

Blanche. Woods, LaFayette, R 5,

he ter and

Sweet Williams, task aoe: hol-



age. Exe. for fuchsia, hydrangeas
or Giant pansies. Miss. Katie
Owens, Kennesaw, Rl. ..
Large, Dec. dahlias, red; white,
pink, -yellow, salmon and. laven-
der, nice bulbs; :%70c doz..6 for

40c. Growing. instructions on: re- |

quest,, Other seed free with or-
ders. Postpaid: Mrs. Alvin Todd,
Sarah.

. Choice seed; 5c pkt.,. postpaid:

| zinnia, red, pink, yellow and mix-

ed; . selected petunia, garden
pinks, cynoglossum, calliopsis,
eschscholtzia, phlox, .balsam) tall
marigold, Salpiglossis, larkspur
poppy. Marion McConnell, Cor-
nelia. :
1M honeysuckle vines... $3.95:
Jonquil, narcissi bulbs, 600;.$2.25;
red hollyhocks, .\$1.25. C. Snow-
ball bush, 50c. Mrs. Minnie Sil-
ver, Oakman. cs
Rhododendron, white and
spruce. pines, lilacs, crepe myr-
tles, cedar, azaleas, umbrella, 4
of ea, 25c, or exc. for white feed
sacks, or tender garden beans.
Add postage. Mrs. J. T. Grindle,
Murrayville, R 1. -
White, red Waterer spirea, Bil-
lardi pink, cream Thumbergia
spireas, Beauty bush, butterfly

bush, yellow striped Eunoymous, .

altheas, magnolia, | dogwood,

Philadelphus, 15c ea. Mrs. Wavy.

Lewis, Toomsboro.

Red flowering quince, peath
tree roses, golden bells, $1 dozen.
Large yellow rose, white rose,
yellow jasmine, 15c ea. Ida Sou-
therland, Ellijay, R 3. 2 7

Rhododendrons, azaleas, Mtn.
laurels, 12 to 18 in. 75 doz. Blue
Flags ginger lilies, 5c ea. Mrs.
Ellie Waters, Dahlonega, R 1.
Perennial phlox, purple _ iris,
15c doz. red azaleas, 30c dozen;
snowballs, japonicas, 15 ea. rho-

dodendrons, laurels, spruce pines,

boxwoods, dogwoods, 7 for $l.

Lora Shepard, Ellijay, R 4. :
Mix col. azaleas, 30c doz. white

rhododendrons, spruce pines, 9,

75c; butterfly,;. red, yellow japon-.

icas, mix. var. iris, red, white,
pink perennial phiox, narcissi,
75c C.. Mrs.* Lee. Eller, BUAIAY,
3s

assorted, $2; abelia, 8 - kinds
monthly roses, 15c ea. 8 for $1;
spirea,- weigelas, winter honey-
suckle, 6 for $1. Mrs. J. C. Mize,

Ashland, :R 2.

Sweet scented grass pinks, 75c
C. Golden spur daffodils and May
blooming narcissi, $1 C; Shasta
daisies and coreopsis, 50c C. Mrs.
Christine McLeod, College Park,
R2,
Rhododendrons,"
white dogwoods, azaleas,

crab. apples,

each; juniper, arborvitaes, 25 ea.
Cherokee roses,

tain, Morganton.

- Brazilian Morning Glory, erows
40 ft. Ibavender, pink: flower;
Japanese, small blue flower, 10e
pkg. Miss L. E. Morris, Roopville.

2 boxwood; 4 ft: high, 4 ft.
spread, $6; 2 arbor vitaes 3 ft. 3
large May cherry trees,

$2.50;
10c ea. rooted. Mrs.: Preston

Moore, Ellijay, R 3, Box 27:
Sev. doz. cherry. laurel~ tek
start plants for 25c.

Thomasville, R 3.
Periwinkle, .

Four O Clocks, French marigolds,
large zinnias or, blanket flowers,

hollyhocks, vegetable. peach seed,
Miss

Jonquils,. daffodils
egg, 50 C. Tiger .

erepe myrtle. 25, doz. Ada post- |

age: Exc..for. other value. Mrs.

M.: TT: iT anner,

$7,50;. F 1. Quin
d dogwood

14 named. dahlias, 6 for $1; 14

mtn.
10c |.

raspberry and
blueberry 25c doz. JOS Chas-

seed, 10c doz. Add postage. Will}
Order at
Miss acpephing McClain,

Sandersviile, .R. 1.
at ate $2.75 C; 500 iss

it

Sweet Williams, 2



Rodgers, Greenville.
Calif: yellow poppy seed, large
mix. col. carnation poppy seed;
yellow Lupine seed, '10c teaspoon-
ful; Cedars, 1:- 3 ft. 25c and 35c.
Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson. .
Purple crepe myrtle, bridal
wreath, purple lilac, Umbrella
Chinas, old time red velvt rose,
25 ea. or: all 5, well rooted, $1.
ae Pavan: Chamblee, Cumming,
Red and white Dogwoods, Aza-
leas;, Mountain Laurels, . white
and Spruce -pines, May cherries,
Flowering Pears, yellow thornless
roses, 25c:doz. Add postage. Mrs.

1 Frank Richard, Hemp.

Blue Iris, Tiger and Red Can-
na lily bulbs, white. Narcissi and
yellow Daffodils, 10 doz. or 14
doz. $1. Add postage. Mrs. Dora
Mosley, Bremen, Rt. 2. -

- Yellow daffodils, white April
Narcissi, Blue Iris, Tiger and red
Canna lily bulbs, 10c doz. or 14
doz. $1.
Poppy seed, 2 thls. 5e.:Add pos-
tage. Miss Bonnell Browning,
Temple, Rt: 3:

Honeysuckles, 75ce doz. Violets

fall pinks, lilies and winter ferns

50c doz. Sell or will exch. penn
Blackwell, Cleveland.

Dahlias, 50 best old and new
standard varieties at 1-2 cata-

logue price. Honor roll dahlias.

for Spring del. H. M. Hill, 172
Howard St., N. E., Atlanta, Phone
Dea. 5033- Ww. {

Royal Poinciana seed 6c tea-

spoonful or 10c tbls. del. Large,
dbl. mixed zinnia seed, 10c cup,
del. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla. |
Brilliant .red and orange wis-
teria like blooms, Florida Flow-
ering Locust seed, 10e doz. Bush
tree 4 to 6 ft. Will exc for shrub-

bery. Postpaid. Mrs. W. J. FON,

Hillsboro. .

_ Canna. roots with green. leaves
5 ea. postpaid..Mrs. Reuben Wil-
liams, Chipley, Rt. 1.

Hedges, well rooted, 25c doz.
or. 50 for 75c; Crepe Myrtles,
pink lilacs 3 for 15c del. Add
postage on orders Jess than $1.00.
.M. F. Etris, Dahlonega, RFD 1.

Day li: ies 6 for 20c; Hollyhocks
20c pt. Hollyhock plants, laven-
der Iris, purple: falls, 30c dozen.

Assorted:..colors chrysanthemums, |

25e doz. Mrs, Sam Smith, ae
tell, Ryees2: 4

Gladioli bulbs, : favorite four.
Scarlet Wonder, Go! den Measure
Mary Pickford and:-Pendleton, 1:
for .28c.. T. iz. Robertson, Gain-
esville.

. Daffodils, orange lilies, Narcis-
si, $4 per 1000; Purple iris, $1.25
per-'100. Leopard lilies, $1. 26 per

100. Pink Hibiscus 25c, Easter ro-'

'ses:.50c doz. Mollie: Henderson,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Pink and white Althea, White
Ene: ish dogwood,: all. for 50c doz.
Yellow Japonicas, Weeping Mary,
Snowballs and White Easter ros~

jes, 2 of all for 25c. Estie: Parks, |.

Talking Rock, Rt. 2s
Dbl. red and yellow: Japonicas,
pink almond 10c eat pink phlox
and purple: iris, 15 doz; yellow | mp
jonquils, white narcissi, 75 per
100. Azaleas, all colors, 30 doz.

| Miss Bernice Parks, Ellijay, Rt.

3.

Large mahties: red, white, an
and lavender, will exc for: cream
pele or white monthly roses.

F; Hutcheson, Norristown. >
Six boxwoods, 11 yrs. old, write
for prices.
Cumming, Rt: 3.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels,
Red and: Yellow dogwoods, Wat-
ie Oaks, Cherokee roses, all col.
Azaleas, $1 doz. Holly bushes,
2c. H. J. Wilson; Morganton.

White :April. Narcissi, 50c 100;
Yellow winter Jasmines, 25c per
1-2. doz. Add postage. Ethel Sul-
ivan, Marietta, Rt. 2. 2
Iris blue Flag. bulbs, $1 per. 100,

a Gee: wate order, | Postage paid,

Flowering Carnation |.

doz:

Mrs. B. S. Cowart, | cut,
Smithville, Rt. 1.



4, | Monticello,

Box. 80.
Azaleas, : Pussy Willows, swe

|}shrubs, Mountain Laurels, Rho-

dodendrons boxwoods and arbor-
vitaes 20c ea. Trailing arbutus
25 doz. Well roted. Kate Waters
Rugby.

Azaleas, Snow Balls,

Jonquils and Heart Ease, 2
doz. Red Dogwood 15c ea. Mrs.
Eufratus Williams, Hurst.

New dwarf Cupid, Sweet peas
new fragrant dwarf Nasturtiums
Golden Gleam, Small pkt.. seed
either kind, 10e del. Mrs, E. C.
Perrow, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. Laurels
Azaleas, Cherokee roses, pink
red.and yellow Dogwood, Red
Japonicas, all 3 ft. tall. $1 doz.
Perennial phlox, 25c doz. Post-
paid. Mrs. Boon Wilson, Morgan-
ton.

Arborvitaes, 20c; Junipers, 20;
Boxwoods. 15c. Ada postage. Will
exch, 2 Junipers 18 to 30 in. and
1 Arborvitae for one thousand
cabbage plants. Mrs. C. D. Hayes
Morganton. | o

Globe Arborvitae, Junipers, 6
for $1. Rhododendrons, red dog
wood, pink Cherokee roses and
red Azaleas 3 ft. $1 doz. Phlox
and violets 5 doz. $1. Sadie |
Wilson, Morganton.

Daffodil bulbs and purple Tris g
75c, 100; white and purple lilacs,
10c ea. Foxgloves, Golden glow,
10c doz. dbl. daffodils, 25e dozen.
Mrs. Mark Foster, Talking Rock

| Rt. 2.

Large yellow, white and bron
Mums, 2 doz. 25c; small yellow,
red and bronze mums, 10c doz,
Dark red dahlia | bulbs, yellow
cannas, white Iris 25c doz. Mrs
F, Happoldt, Lewiston. |

Mixed azaleas, Rhododendrons,
Mountain Laurels 3 for 3

ies, Snowdrops, 20c doz.
Nora E lis, Mineral Bluff.

Single, red and dbl. white Al-_
theas, 3 to 4 ft. lic ea or 3) for
25c; Red Anthony Waterer Spi-
rea, White Spirea, 10c ea. or 3
for 25c; Magic lily bulbs, 15c ea
Yellow "Bells blooming size 6 for
25c. Mrs. J. T. Jones, Mcintyre,
Rt. 2. i

Verbena, all colors, 6 for 25c;
Japonicas, pink, white Oleand-
ers and almonds, 3 for 25c; 3
kinds of Shasta daisies, 15c doz.
Large mums 15c doz. Millie Wise,
Wadley.

Pink Oleanders, will exch. for

2 tone rose bushes, white or red
Sicanders or dahlia bulbs, tulips
or Perennial Sweet Peas, Mrs. C.
M. Proctor, Summit.

Mix. col. azaleas, $1.00 doz:

pink blooming B. spirea, Indian
Arrow, Mtn. ivy, 25 ea. rooted

Miss Viola Hensley, Ellijay, R
3. Box 60.

Rhodedendrons, Mtn. Laur-
els,. white and spruce plnes, 85c
Mtn, iris, ferns, 65c OC;
mix. azaleas, 30c doz. hardy red
phlox, lavender iris, 75c C. Mrs

. L. Hix, Ella Gap.

eld grown Abelia plate: 30
to 40 in. wide and 36 to 50 in
high, 40c each. Exc for honey
pecans, dried fruit, etc. Mrs. G
C. Blanchard, Appling.

Dbl. white altheas, 25c ea
Coral vine tubers, yr. size, 8c ea

Sfor 20c; 50c doz.; large sizes,

Rhododendrons, spruce pines
mtn. laurels, 90c doz. native
azaleas, 25c doz. japonicas, al-
monds, wiegelas, 50c doz. mix
iris, perennial phlox, narcissi,
"5c C. Add postage. Linda Hicks
Ellijay. | 2

Old fashioned red flowering
pear, blooms in January (a lov-
ely shrub), 25c ea. for rooted
plants. Mrs. James L. Burney,
R 3



themums, 5 col. 10 doz.



eAGk FouR oe
Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Water lilies, trailing arbutus,
25c doz; Cherokee roses, $1.00
doz. Mtn. geraniums, 25c doz;
azaleas, all col. Mtn. ferns,, 25
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Thedo-
shia Ross, Morganton,



Pink thrift, annual petunias, ;

phlox and pansy plants, 50 C.
white and yellow daisies, 25c
- doz. verbenias, mix col. 10e ea.
3 for 25c. Miss Nellie Beeland,
Reynolds. :

Ger. cuttings, any col. 2 for 5c
yellow jonquils, 6 for 10c . In 25
or 0c orders. I pay postage
-Arthur Kelley, Blaine.

Cream mums, 50c doz. orange,
red, yellow, spotted cannas, 7e
ea. Exe. Calliopsis, poppy, corn-
flower,. larkspur, dbl. white
feverfew seed for Helichrysum,
- fuchsia, dbl. stocks. Miss Nellie
Merritt, Cairo, R. 2.

Flowering Catawba bush, $1.00
each; dbl. yellow japonicas,

azaleas, red quince, snowballs,
- almond, Indian. arrow, 25 ea;
Give dbl. yellow japonnica free
with $1.00 order, Josephine
Silver, Talking Rock, R. 2.
_ Dbl. pom-pom dahHas, yel-
low, white, purple, red and
white variegated, pink, large red.
Sell or exc. for large size any.
color. Mrs. W. D. Sutton,
Adairsville, R. 4.

Hardy plants ready to put
out; Larkspur, Phlox, Ragged
Robin Calif. poppies, petunias,
gaillardia, 15c . Foxglove,
verbenna, garden pinks 2 doz.
20c. Add postage. Evc. Harold
Pass, Point Peter.

Mix. col. hardy phlox, Mums,
rls, primroses, 15c doz.; ail
kinds poppy plants, 25c C. ;
bulbs, 40c doz. Exc. for white

sacks. Mrs. Sara Grindle, Alto,
Rook,
Small yellow or light pink

chrysanthemums, 10c doz. cash.
Mrs. Cecile E, Pitts, Roswell, R.
do ax PLY :

Mix. col. larkspur seed, 10c
thls. plants, 10c doz postpaid, 3
doz. 25c. Mrs. Bessie Martin,
. Flowery Branch R. 3.

Silver Maples, 15 ea. lilacs,
15g ea. Everbearing strawberry
plants, 10 C. nest onions, 25
gal. J. D. Smith, Bowdon, R. 3.
Large blooming size Madonna
lily bulbs, $1.50 doz. or $10.00 C.
Sent Cc. QO. D., plus postage.
Shipments made in August. Joe
R. Porter, Maysville.

6 dif. col. climbing roses,
strong plants; American Beauty
and Red Letter monthly, 2 yrs.
old, 25 bush; large chrysan-
J. 8.
Roach, Rome R. 2.
~ Weeping and pussy willows,
rooted, 10 each; 3 for 25c; blue
violets, purple iris and hedge,
rooted, 75c C.; large mix. col.
dahlias, dbl. 30c doz. Add pos-
tage. Willa Mae Ralston, Ella
Gap.

Hedge plants, 2 yrs. old, 75c
C. not postpaid, or exc. for any-
thing can use, I. C. Edwards,
Dacula, R. 1.
Rhododendrens, spruce .pines,

red dogwoods, X-mas jasmine,
Van Houtti spirea, show garland
Spirea, Granny-Grey Beard,
rootd, 12 for $1 large size. Mrs.
Mary Lou Eaton, Dahlonega.

Burgess economy mixture
' gladiola, 2 doz small bulbs 25;
Fire Ball verbena rooted plants
10c ea. Mrs. Lena McBrayer,

Buford, R. 3.
Chrysanthemums, extra large
Silver .Wedding, white, Black-

_ hawk, red Golden Gloris, yel-
low; Daisy mums, pink, white,

25 doz; verbennas, 3 doz. 45.
No exe. Mrs. Ida Taylor, Ar-
lington.

Blue and White Flags, Trum-
pet daffodils, $1.00 C. jonquils,
soowdrops, yellow June lilies,
60c C. Dorothy Perkins roses,
yellow thornless roses, 50 doz.
mis L. M. Davis, Silver Creek,

Co \

ora! vine, blooming





Flowers and Seed
For Sale

for 35c; butterfly lilies, 3 for 30
hardy hydrangea, blue, white, 2
for 30c. No exc. and no stamps.
J. E. Taylor, Arlington.

Boxwoods, $1.25 to $3.00 per C.
flowering quince, crepe myrtle,
golden bells, snowberries, lilac,
6 for 50c; Cherokee roses and
yellow jasmine, $1.50 C. Mrs.
WwW. E. Pearson, Hogansville.

White and lavender
phlox, 20c doz. pink peonies, 15
ea. spotted and purple iris, 10
doz. daffodils and jonquils, 50c
CG. Physotegia, 15 doz. Mrs. 5,
E. Anderson; Rolston.

Dwarf arborvitaes, 3 ft. high,
rooted, 30c ea. Mrs. W. R. Mur-
phy. Ball Ground, R 5 Bx 96.

Red buds, pussy willows, aza-
leas, mtn. laurels, red and silver
maples and pines, 3 for 25; 3
yr. old golden arborvitae, 25.
Smal ones, 3 for 25c. Add pos-
tage. F. E. Abercrombie, Min-
eral Bluff.

Lilac, golden rod, flowering
almond, spirea, 0c each; Day
lilies, 10c doz. white Madonna
lilies, 20c each; physostega, 10
doz. hollyhocks, hrysanthe-





mums, iris, dif. col. 20c doz. Add

postage. Mrs. M. Highfield,
Fawn,

6 rose bushes, 2 yrs. old, for
$1 and the buyer pay postage;
also some boxwoods. Effie Dix-
on, Fayetteville.

Rhododendrons, spruce pines,
arborvitaes, 75c doz. all col. aza-
leas 250 doz. red yellow japon-
cas, blue butterfly, pink weigel-
as, 10c ea. perennial phlox, 2c
doz.-Mrs. B. L. Eller, Ella Gap.

Purple foxgloves, red, white,
yellow and bronze chrysanthe-
mums, showdrops, 15 doz. 2
doz. 25c; dbL yellow japonicas,
2 for 35c. Ruby Barrett, Ellijay.
R733

18 arborvitaes, 24-35 in. 30c
each or $4.20 for the lot; 45-12
in. for $5.50, or 45c ea. 42 box-
woods, 6-7 in. $4.00; 12-12 in
$2.15; jonquils and daffodils, 3
doz. for 40. Carrie Townson,
Lewner. <

Mock orange, cedar, sycamore
trees, flowering almond, lantan-
as, reoted. Exc. for Talisman,
Pres. Herbert Hoover, Frau Kar]
Druschki, Alex. Hill Gray etc.
Write. Dennie Kirkland, Doug-
las, R. 1. ;

Large, yellow, shaggy Mumis,
4 bunches 25, or exc. for rooted
monthly roses. Mrs. G. C. Smith,
Camilla, RFD A.

Arborvitaes, 2 ft. 30 each; 12
to 18 in., 20c ea. boxwoods, 2 ft.
30c ea. Mrs. Liney Hunter
Lewner.

Junipes, 5 ft, $1.50 each; blue
iris, $1.00 ; Tiger lily bulbs, 15
each. Mrs. Etta Stembridge, Ella
Gap. :

Ragged Robins, Coreopsis,
fine plants, 50c C. postpaid; alsa
Mint plants, same price. Mrs.
%. M. Story, Thomson.

Purple lilac, weeping willows,}

pussy willows, 2 ft, snowballs
and junipers, 15- 18 inches;
Christmas honeysuckle, hydran-
gea, water oaks, elms, sycamore,
sweet shrubs, 25c ea. Rev. lL. D.
Rolader, Atlanta R. 7.

Perennial astors, purple, pink,
aiso dbl. cannas, Alfred Conrad,
eash, 25c doz: Coral vines, large
size, 2 for 25c. No exc. or stamps.
P. U. Ingram, Arlington, R. 2.

Tame mistletoe, 10c cuttiny;
Christmas. cactus, l5c bunch;
2 Seven Sister roses, $1.25; run-
ning geraniums, 10c cutting;
snowballs, 20c rooted, Add post-
age. Evelyn Davis, Ellijay, R 4.

Variety shrubbery, bulbs, glad-
ioli, 50 or more kinds of month-
ly roses, box plants, et., for sale
or exc. for tomatoe plants, very
early var. from reliable seed.
Mrs. H. C, Allen, Blue Ridge.

Spruce pines, white dogwood,
rhododrendrons, azaleas, silver
maples, 0c ea.







faponicas, 20c ea. pink and pur-
e perennial phiox, ife doz.





$1.00 doz; red

MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Mrs. E. J. Henry, Mineral Bluff.

Oxalis bulbs, white verbena,
6 col. Mums, med. white red,
yellow, Javender, Larkspur,
Shasta daisies, petunias, lc ea;
large hollyhocks, 6 col. 3 ea.
Add postage. Mrs. W. G. Gold-
man, Loco.

Large type Dahlias and Mums,
variety of colors, 75c doz; large
lots cheap. Will exch for snap
bean seed, cabbage and onion
plants. Mrs. T, W. Hagood, Ma-
rietta, Rt. 3.

Honeysuckle sprouts 25c per
100 ;also shade trees, Water
oaks, Elms and Bermuda sod.
Frank M. Dale, Rt. 3, Box 319,
Atlanta.

White, yellow and red varie-
gated dahlias 15c doz; large
Pride of Cal. Paterson Red,
Clara Clip 50c doz. Purple,
orange, 20c doz August filies
5 ea. add postage. Mrs, Mattie
Thomas, Morganton, Rt. 1 Box
24.
Milk and Wine liles, 50c doz.
False Dragon Heads, Larkspurs
8c doz, Large purple violets 50c
per 100. President Red and yel-
low Canna lilies '20c doz. FOB.
Miss A. Dixon, Alma, :

Sultanas, 4 colors, geraniums,
ferns and begonias, 3 cuttings
10c; white purple and lavender
Iris and shasta daisies 15c doz.
Verbena 3 for 10c; add postage.
Mrs. L. G. Sanders, Dewy Rose.

Hastings fine cannas, , pink,
white and peach color, 3 for 25c;

te Easter roses, pink camel-
lia aponica cuttings, 2 for 25c;
Xmas cactus cuttings, 5c ea.
Ali colors, extra Mums 25 doz.
Mrs. E. L. Smith, Wadley.

Cuttings: Abelia, Forsythia,
Buddlelia, pink weigela, 7 differ-
ent spireas, dbl red, white, pink
and purple althea. Philadelphus,
Euonymous. Write E. J. Gooch,
Eatonton.

Purple violets and primrose
plants, jonquils ,butter and eggs,
white flag lilies 10c per doz.
bulbs or 50c 100. Stamps ac-
cepted. Mrs, Ben Echols, Philo-
math.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 2 yrs.
old. 90c doz. Butter and eggs, 2
doz. 30c; bleeding heart 25c
bunch. Altheas 75c doz. Daffo-
dils 20c doz. Add postage. Gen-
eva Silver, Talking Rock. |

Shasta. Daisies, Physostegia,
Golden Glow, Ageratum, Mich-
aelmus, daisies dbl and single
Larkspur 15c doz. Viclos and
white Daisy Chrysanthemums,
20c doz plants. Mrs. DP. P.
Few, Madison.

Larkspur, Giaillardia, Ragged
Robins, Philoz, Physotegia,
Johnny Jumps, Coreopsis, White
Mexican Primrose, 10c doz;
Shasta Daisies 10c bunch. Add
postage. Mrs. E. L. Rogers. Grif-

fin,
Mixed colors, blooming _ size
Giladioli bulbs $1 per 100;

Orange lily tubers $1 per 100;
1 yr. Monthly blooming rooted
roses $1 doz; Arborvitaes and
bedding plants, will exch for Red
Clematis. Mrs. C. E. Leverett,
Atlanta, Rt. 1, Raymond 5960.

California Prolific Violet
plants 35c per 100. Mrs. E. M.
Atkinson, Kingsland, Box 25.

Chrysanthemums, 25 varieties,
prize winners, pink ,cream, white
lavender, yellow and tan, red
variegated, strong labeled plants,
cultural directions furnished. 30
for $1.35; 75$2.15. Mrs. J. F.
Chapman, Edison.

Pink Egyptian Lotus, strong
roots, will bloom this year $1 ea
postpaid. Mrs. George T. Rhodes
Augusta, 353 Telfair St.

Camelia Japonicas, special! of-
fer rooted; Insp, 1 plant 12-15
in; dbl rose pink and 1 ea 4-6
in deep red and variegated for
$1 in advance. John W. Roach,
Daisy.

Magnolia, Holly, Dogwood,





Crabapple, 25 ea. Yellow Jas-
mine,

<r






wild honeysuckle 18 ea





Flowers and Seed
For Sale

del.

Boxwood bushes, $1 ea, have
3 Qor 40 nice round ones, Ever-
green cuttings, white lilies and
yellow and purple also. Antha
Lovie, Lawrenceville Rt. 2,

Trimardean Giant mixed col-
ors, pansy plants, Giant mixed
Snapdragon plants, all le ea, 7c
postage. Mrs. J. L. Edge, Doe-
run, Rt. 4.

Japonicas, Flowering Quince,
Forsythia, peach blooms 3 for
25c; summer pinks, Shasta dai-
sies 5 for 25c; fall pink 5 doz.
25c. Mrs. Myrtle Adams, Mari-
etta, Rt. 2.

Chrysanthemums, prize win-
ning Commercial type 45. dif-
ferent kinds 15 for $1.10; $3.50
per 100. 2 yr. White American
Beauty roses 4 for $1. Mrs. W.
H. Rucker, Milner.

5 colors Perennial Phlox, Glad-
folis 26 doz; 6 doz. $1; dahlias,
30 colors 25 and 50c doz. All
kinds of pot plants cuttings 2
for 5c; rooted 5c ea. Mrs. J. H.
Roebuck, Buford.

Sultanas, rooted pink and
orange colors, 16c ea. Will exc
for garden seed. Add postage.
Mrs. J. M. Tomberlin, Surren-
cy, Rt, 2.

Cape Jasmines, 25c Crepe Myr-
tles, Pink Weigelas, 15c ea. Li-
lacs and Bridal Wreaths, Gold-
en Bellis 10c ea. Dwarf Box-
woods 8 to 15 in. $1 doz. Blue
Iris 15 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
W. V. Thompson, Bremen, Rt. 1.

Blue and white flag lilies, blue
violets, Shasta daisies, Lady of
the Lake Larkspur, all 10 doz.
7 colors Geranium cuttings 5c
ea. . Ostrich and Fhiffy Ruffle
ferns 15c; May Cactus cuts 5c;
Clyde Williams, Cumming, Rt. 6.

Dbl. pink, red and white canna
lily bulbs, dbl. red and purple
dahlia bulbs 5c ea. or 40 doz.
Yellow and white, pink and
cream Chrysanthemums, 15 dz.
plants. Mrs. 8. Spraggins, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 1,

Ijol. Geraniums, 7 -dif. col-
ors, cactus, all dif; 5 varieties be-
gonias all cuttings 5c ea. White
Lilac, white Spirea, rooted 10c;
25 flower cuttings $1. Mrs. 8.
Fulcher, Jefferson RFD 4.

Dbl. red Poppy seed 10c tbl.
a D. F. Walker, Warthen,

a.

Fancy leaf pot Caladium bulbs
5 varieties 50c; 6 colors sultanas
4 geraniums, 4 begonias, 14 cut-
tings 40c; postage paid. Mrs.
Ralph Williams. Boston.

20 different box flowers 5c ea.
cuttings. Mrs. Ida M. Parker,
Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

Jonquils, purple Iris 60c; dbl.
yellow and red Japonicas, pink
Weigelas, pink almonds and
Crepe Myrtles 10 ea. Azaleas,
all colors 30c doz. Mrs. R. M.
Ray, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Dbl. yellow and red Japonicas,
10c ea. Rhododendrons, Moun-
tain Laurels, Pink Weigelas,
Honeysuckles, white and yellow
blooms, 40c doz. Azaleas, all col-
ors 30c doz. Mrs. G. Davis, El-
lijay.

White Peonias, white and pink
hydrangeas, purple lilacs 25c ea.
Hollyhocks 25 doz. Orange day
lifies, purple Iris, narcissi, $1
100. Mary Hughet, Ranger,

Holly, Dogwood and Highland
Cedars 2 to 4 ft. 50c ea or $4
doz. C. M. Lane, Colquitt.

Cream Worsythia, pink, fra-
grant Spirea, white and Blue
Lilacs, 20c ea. Red and yellow
King Hubert Cannas 15c; pink
Perennial phlox and Lemon. li-
lies $1,10 per 100. Pear] Vick, El-
lijay,

Colored Water lilies, yellow
lotus and native water plants
for pools. Write for prices. D.
M. Howell, Shellman.

Wild Iris and Cowslips, Wild
Dog dooth violets and Hyacinths
Easter lilies $1 per 106. Wild

Spider lilies, blue, pink and pur- |:
ple. $3 for 100. Mrs. BE. C. Me-!

i nn a

Mrs. C. lL. Rehberg, Cairo.

pink rain lilies 50c doz. E













































Thursday, March 2,
Flowers and

For Sale

Elhannon, Royston R 1,
Spruce pines 4 to 6 ft.
Tame violets 3 for 10;
Dogwood 3 ft. high 50c;
balls 15c; Lilacs and bloon
pears 10c. Add postage. |
Okelley, Murrayville.
Pink and orange 5
white Begonias, Yellow
red geraniums, 10 cuttings |
White August lilies 10c ea. F
plants 25 doz. Miss 8B.
Dallas, Rt. 3.
Scotch Heather plants,
ported from Southern
500 del. Azalies 8 to 12 in,
will bloom this spring 50
del. Mrs. E. A. Sanders, Sts
ton. a
Native Spruce and white
Rhododendrons. $1 doz. Ye
Walker, Toccoa, Rt. 3. ;
Juniper trees 2 and 3 f
3 for 35c; or will exc for
nest oniins. Wright Rut
Temple, Rt. 2.
Privet plants, well rooted,
exc for Ribbon Cane syr
50c per 100. Ea pay postay
E. Spence, Carrollton, Rt. 5.
Dbl. red Marchal Neil
lers 20c ea. cuttings 12c doz.
pink white peonies, 25c ea,
Iris $1 per 100. Monthly
rose cuttings 12c dow F

My

Hughey, Ranger. :
Mammoth dbl rose red po}
seed 2c per tbls. prepaid.

Whelchel, Murrayville, Box |

Good stocky Larkspur plant
mixed colors, dbl single at
per 100, Johanna Voight, Ble
shear.

Yellow Japanese sweet
seed 1-4 Ib. 35c; 1-2 lb. 60c;
$1. Victoria Pace, Sycamore,
1, Box 215,

Milk and Wine Day Lilies
doz. or $4.75 per 100; Snow

lilies, red and white &
lilies 20c ea or 8 for $1.
S. Carter, Alma.
- White Milk, red Easter lil
Red Sunburst lilies 20 ea
for $1.00. Milk and Wine s
Day lilies, 60c doz. Gladioli
doz. Mrs. J. J. Carter, Alma.
Giant Fragrant Jonquil
75c-100; Large Milk and
Lily bulbs $1 doz. Add pos
on orders for less than $1. N
B. A. Palmer, Milford.
Rhododendrons, mountain k
rels, Azaleas, Spruce :
pines $1 doz. Large Jap Iris
doz. Orange Day lilies, Chi
kee roses, red and white D
wood $1 doz. Mrs. Lelia D
Morganton. oe
Burpees Jersey red and
variegated dahlias large bico
10c ea; 60c doz. also B
Gladioli bulblets, 10 colors.
per M, all del. by mail. 2}
W. J. Smith, Lebanon.
Arborvitaes, 31 in. high
ea; postpaid Arborvitaes 24
high 30c ea postpaid cash
order. Mrs. G. .W. Oli
Gainesville, Rt. 2. a
Large hedge plants, 2 yrs
$1 per 100; ferns 10 and
Blue and white Iris $1 pe
or 15c doz. Boxwoods, Junip
cheap. Belle Roark, Clerm
Daisy chrysanthemums, f
old rose shading to lavender,
doz. 25c; Wine and Honey ii
50c doz. Cannas, yellow with
dot 50c bu. Mrs. P. W. Ma
cot, Columbus. ee
Rooted cape jasmines 20 to
ea. Scotch Brooms 25c ea. N
Lola Thompson, Lawrence
Rt. 1.

Ham, Forsyth, Rt. 6.
Evergreen Water Oaks,
10 ft. well rooted ,aiso
crepe myrtles, all for 20
Emerald Cheek, Oglethorp
Dbl. Geraniums, pink
and red, 10c ea. Cuttin
rooted. Rooted 25e. Ad

March 2, 1933.

ay,
lowers and Seed
For Sale

MARKET BULLETIN

Flowers and Seed
For Sale

Second-Hand Machin-
' ery For Sale

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

_PAGE FIVE

Second. Hand Machin-
ery For Sale



intain Laurels, Rhododen-
, 20c doz., white and Or-
Azaleas, 20c doz. Wid vio-
Oc per 100; Adams Needle,
. old, 50c; 4 for $1.50; No
less than $1.50; Add pos-
Mrs. Estell Duvall, Ellijay,

ge plants < yr. o) 70c 100;
ella China bushz, 15 ea.;
lia bulbs, yellow, purple and
ated, 40c doz; will exch. for
sacks or other things use-

en, Tal'apoosa, Rt. 3. _
Grape hyacinths, 50c per
2 for 500; snowdrops, 50c

yellow canna bulbs, 4c ea.
exch. for box flowers, send

red Dogwoods,
loli, 12 for $1. Narcissi 25c
Well rooted, guar. postpaid.
Heaton, Mineral Bluff.
Tritoma, Anchusa
re, Lathyrus, pink giant
ragons, hardy aster climax,
ca Spicata, blooming size
A c doz. $1 orders postpaid.
Mary Lewis, Cornelia.
ht red Oleander, well root-
ea. Red Ma'lon Hibiscus,
irea 15c; Lantana, yellow
ed, 15c; Narcissi, 15c ea.
M. L. Peterson, Vidalia.
Crepe Myrtles, 10c each,
1 Gourds, 12 for 45c. Mrs.
Arnold, Benevolence.
7 Wash Bow] 25c doz; Blue
lilies 25 doz; Gloves, 25
Primroses, 30c doez.; Tan-
for 15c; Add postage. Mrs.
ia Crump, Talking Rock,

ich Heather, imported for
e, 50c ea. del. Azaleas, 8 to
wil bloom this spring, 50c
l. Mrs. E..A. Sanders, Sta-

pink poppy seed, 10c
ul; Hollyhocks, 15 cup;
. P, Harvey, Monroe.
dedendrons, Azaleas, black
and white Spruce pines,
red and white Dogwoods,
fly, peach rose, Japonicas,
ritaes, Yellow Thornless ro-
} for $1. Mrs. E. Heaton,
a1 Bluff.
Dogwood and Highland
3, 2 to 4 ft. 50c ea. $4 doz.
Lane, Colquitt.
ming pears, Lilacs, Shirt
is, Thorniess roses, pink
-10c; Snowballs, 15c; Jon-
10 doz. Will exch. for any-
can use. Add postage. Loma
mbie, Murrayville, Rt. 1.
flowers, Balsam apples.
g cypress, Marigo!d, Zin-
d Cosmos, will exch. seed
y kind of vegetable or
or flower seed. Miss E.
. Tarrytown, Rt. 2.
Grape Hyacinth bulbs 50c
0; Lemon lilies 50c, 106;

Carnation 50c, 100. Vera
mm, Hartwell.
pe Myrtle p ants, water-
Crimson colored; Sister
large pink roses, medium
d roses, purple wisteria, all
ted. Write. Clara Ad-
taddock, Rt. 2. :
ted Cape jasmines and 3
1 red and 2 white Olean-
also blanket flowers, 10c
Will exch. for shrubbery.
Harden, Avera, Rt. 2.
Wreath, 3 for 10c; Jon-
10c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Rundles, Ganiesville, Rt. 7.
et Flower seed, 10c cup;
pinks, yellow 10c doz.; Be-
cuttings, 5c ea. Lace Ferns,
s 5c. (No Name or ad-

sallis, several varieties
ing Gen white and blue



bulb. Ea. pay postage.
vidson, Maysville, R

Roberts, 25 Ww. Chandler St.,
Carrollton. :

Rhododendrons, Mt. Laurels,
Azaleas, Red Dogwood, 15c each,
or $1 doz. Evergreen Galax,
Trailing Arbutus, Golden Glow,
daffodils, 20c doz. Add postage.
Lucy Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Snowballs, Purple Lilacs, Peach |

rose, Golden Bells, all well rooted
Will exch. for cabbage and white
bermuda onion plants ea. to pay
postage. Mrs. A. H. Patterson,

|| Talking Rock, R 3.

Red. Dogwood, Spruce and wht.
pine lilacs, Forsythia, Mt. Lau-
rels, 6 for 25c. Larger ones, 10c
ea. or 3 for 25c. Add postage.

| Mrs. J. H. Fox, Dial.

Large Trumpet daffodils, blue
and white Iris, 15c doz. Nar-
cissi 50c, 100; Blue hyacinths,
and tuberoses 25c doz. Add
postage. Miss Kate Lewis, Ma-
chen; Rt. 1.

Pink almond, Bridal Wreath,
Golden Beil, monthly roses, 15c
ea. Snowball Japonicas, Mock
Orange, 25c ea. Star of Bethle-
hem, 75c, 100. Add postage. oa
na Parks, Talking Rock.

Elephant Ear bulbs, large or
small, 5 ea. Send postage. Hen-
ry Robinson, Hawkinsville, Rt. 1,
Box 44.

St. Augustine, Flat or Creeping
Lawn Grass, grows in shade or
sun, $1 bu. Or will exch. for what
you have. Mrs. W. D. Barefield,
Ft. Gaines, Rt. 1.

Asparagus Sprengeri ferns, es
mill and pan and 4 H. P. gas.|

yrs. old from seed, 15c ea. or 2
for 25c. Add postage. Make
best offer for lot of 300. Mrs.
T. J. Gilmer, Rock Springs.



Flowers and Seed :

Wanted

ant to buy bushy top Box-
wood cuttings by the lb. Make
offer. Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Exc, 2 large Milk and Wine lily
bulbs for 2 deep red crepe myrtle,
a 1 Moss and Chinquapin rose.

Ea. pay postage. Mrs. O. V. Lash-
ley, Eastman,

Want to grow flowers for party
for cut flowers. Write for full
particulars. Louise Hunt, Alphar-
etta.

Exe. yellow Florida Sweet Pea
seed for Box flower cuttings and
ferns. Tbls. each Cut. State what
you have. C. O. Preston, Arling-
on.

Exc. rooted Blue Hydrangea
and purple lilacs for red dog-
wood and nandinas. Mrs. E. L
Hancock, Grovetown, Pine Crest.

Want Maiden Hair ferns, root-
ed, dbl., salmon pink geraniums.
Will exc. Fishtail and Boston

ferns for same. Miss Viola Cau- | 2.

dell, Homer, R 1.

Exec. Fig bushes or Currant
bushes for Camellia Japonicas:
5 figs, $1, or 25 Currant, $1. Mrs.
B. B. Powell, Wrightsville, R 3.

Want pink, white, yellow hya-
cinths, pink, white jonquils,
sladioli. Will exc. equal value
blue hyacinths, rose gladioli, lil-
ies, Tiger, Lemon, 10 var. Mums,
cannas, etc. Mrs. Rhoda puttan,
Adairsville, R 4.

Exc. strawberry plants for snap
dragon and small Eng. daisy
olants. Mrs. Lester Cross, Albany,
Rt. B.

Thornless pink raspberry, gar-
den gooseberry, white and pink
snow berry, to exc. for Golden or
golden trim arborvitaes, Nandin-
as, azaleas, dogwood, etc.. Alice
Stokes, Jasper, R 3.

Want best prices on del., Lene

ed carefu ly, rooted hedges, 2
walnut bushes, 6 gooseberry, 6
currants, 100 young strawberry
plants, 2 pear trees. Mrs. E. B.
Green, Atlanta, R 5, Box 504, De-
foor Ave..

1 large cupful of butter-peas
(seed) to exc. for 1 Amaryllis
M. Da,



10 rod roll garden wire, 5 ft.
high, in good shape, $1.50. Dor-
sey Dunapan, Alto, R 1.

Colts carbide light plant, No.
50, cheap for cash, or exc. for
something can use of same val-
ue. Mrs. B. M. Green, Gray.

1 dbl. Cole dropper with all
plates and cogs; used 1. season,
$15, or exc. for Reg. O. I. C. or
S. P. C. hog. Also Mix. peas for
hay, 60c, or exc. for Insp. pota-
to plants. J. .E. Smith, Shellman,
R 2,

' 1.-General Electric motor, 8
phase, 20 H. P., $100 cash, or
trade for hogs, cows or chickens
at market prices; want 1 erude

oil eng., 25 H. P. cheap. A. B..

Lewis, Willacoochee,

4 H. P. gas. eng. in good run-
ning order, and feed grinder for
sale or exc. for a set of black-

smith tools. J. H. Shaw, Mon-

trose.

Empire Baltic cream separa-
tor, cap. 30 gal. Hand power. $20
cash, or exc. for value in baby
chieks. Make offer. A. C. Glad-
den, Tallapoosa, R 3.

Good, 2nd-hand walking cul-
tivator, $20 cash. Joe Baker,
Norman Park, R 1.

10 H. P. Russell steam eng., in

good running shape for sale. G.j~

W. Thomas, Cumming, R 1.

1 tractor harrow with 24 - 16
in. disc, in A-1 shape, $25, or exc
for hay baler in good shape. W.
H. Bolton, Griffin, Box 436.
Chattanooga 3 roller cane

eng., needing slight repairs, to
trade for milch cows, good stock
not over 6 yrs. old, sow with pigs
or heifers. R. H. Ledford, Lith-
ia Springs.

Hercules wheelbarrow sprayer.
ray $15.98; sell for a or exc.

for 2 good Pigs. M. - Scroggs,
eorn shucker

Alto.
1 Watts ee
sheller, $60, also 1 Myers, 150
gal. tank spraying machine, $35.

L. C. Nowell, Macon, R 3.

200 Skinner Overhead: irriga-
tlon nozzles, also 3 new 4 cylin-
der, Bosch tractor magnetos,
cheap. S. J. Arnold, Atlanta, R
3, Box 29.

Niagara peach dusting ma-
chine, $50; 150 gal. spray tank,
$25. W. C. Jones, (Failed to
state address in ad sent to Bul-
letin). .

5 1-2 H. P. gas. eng., and oth-
er equipment, for sale or exc. for
any kind live stock, or farm pro-
duce, can use. Grady Gibson,
Waycross, Rl.

1 Old Reliable 4 gal. churn-
ing machine, complete, used
very. little, $6, or exc. for pair of
nice pigs. J. M. Morris, Alto, R

American 30 in. Corn Mill,
large Hopper corn Riddle Sifter
and fan with imp. bagger that
cuts out meal dipper, $50; Want
a 20 in. American or other good
make Corn: Mill. T. A. Teate,
Thomasville.

Syrup mill, 16 in. roller mill,
copper bottom, in yood cond.,
all for $8. J. M. Orr, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Bentons corn, bean and pea-
nut planter No. 33, all steel, $5,
also large milk cooler, $4 and 2-
10 gal. Atlantic: milk cans with
containers, $6 for the 2. PF. B.
Bohlen, Madison...

Fordson tractor, disc, harrow
and disc plow, A-1 cond., cheap,
or exc. for Hammer Mill in good
cond; want used light plant,
family size. Delco preferred. H.
R. Oakley, Fairburn.

1 horse Oliver hillside turn
plow, used 1 season, $5 or exc.
for baby
beans, Ruckers. cotton seed, or
Brabham peas. B. W. aie

Canton, R 1.
Fruit sprayer with 2 ae

without the barrel, for sale or]

exch. Mrs, R. L. Arnal, -Senoia. :
te:

lwork except: belts, $20. John F.

ams, Danielsville.

chicks, O-too-tan |:



35 peck, FOB. Chas, F. McMi-
len, Gainesville, R 8.

Fordson with plow and pulley,
also 1 ent. to reg. 15 mos. old
Jersey 650 lb. bull for sale or
trade for cattle or yearlings or
mules, or other value. H. BP. Mc-
Arthur, Tunnell Hill.

Churning machine, 1 - 10 gal.|

good cond., sell or exc. for 5 bu.
good shucked, sound corn, or
good pig, 8-12 wks. old, or 200
ibs. pure Half and Half cotton
seed. Otis C,.. Chitwood, Lavo-
nia.

1 B. C. turning plow (Oliver),
good shape, for 8 bu. peas;
Buckeye brooder, 250 cap. for
Sale or exch. H. G. Greene, Car-
nesville, R11.

2 A. C. Oliver turning plows,
$7 or for 14 bu. peas. P. M.
Carson, Carnesville, R 1.

Manure spreader, Walter a
Wood Make, in good _ order,
cheap, 8. H. Gardner, Locust
Grove.

McCormick - Deering grain

binder, good cond., $75 BOB.
Will exc. for corn, hogs or cows;
Fordson tractor, with section
harrow and disc plow, $75, or
same exc. H. E. Clary, Thom-
son.
Emerson mowing machine, $15
cash, or 25 yearling hens: Reds,
Rocks, Games or Leghorns, Ea.
pay chgs. Also 5 H. P. gas. eng.,
$25 value for hogs or chickens.
F. P. Hicks, Savannah, R 4, Box
100.

A Farm bell, ioe sale or exc.
for shoats. J. H. Verner, Mon-
roe,

McCormick - Deering Reaper
and Binder, for bargain, $30, al-
so Oliver dbl. disc tractor plow,
$20. Trade for corn at market
a N. G. Maddox, Eatonton,

New automatic Delco light
plant, 32 volt, for sale cheap.
Mrs. I. N. Carleton, Kingsland. .

1 Blont middlebuster, $5 FOB.
car. Remit by money order. R.
H. McDaniel, Chipley, R 1.

1 large type cotton duster, :
or exc. for peanuts. Mrs. He
McDonald, Pavo.

Grain separator, ready to
Kimbrough, Jr., Sparta, R 2.

Used machinery, 1 Interna-
tional horse Press, 1-22x36 Case
thresh, 1 Fordson tractor. All
in good cond., cheap for cash.
Geo. C. Nunn, "Perry,

Walter A. Woods mowing ma-
chine, 8 disc harrow, both in
good cond. 1 garden er plow,
and other equipment. L . 8. Rog-
ers, Ringgold.

8 ft. McCormick-Deering bin-
der, used 2 seasons, and Fordson
tractor, $250. Clarence E. Ad-

24 disc Roderick Lean tractor
harrow in good cond., $45; No.
10 Oliver turning plow, good
cond. $9. Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Riding cultivator used about
30 days. with extra equipment,
good as new, $48; paid $85 for
it. W. = Hadden, Shellman, R

1.

1 1-2 at. size oblong flat bot-
tom Turpentine sups, at sacrifice.
G. F. Sutton, Lyons.

Close to nature Oat Sprouter,
good cond., $20 or exc. for nice
Jersey heifer. Chas. W. Lowell,
Macon, R 1.

Waterworks outfit, consisting
of International gas eng., 1 deep
well pump and one 400 gal. high
pressure steel tank. Orig. cost,
$400; exc. for good mule and 50
bu. corn. Write. J. R. Allen, Ri-
verdae.
3 .row Cole Oat Drill, guano
attachment, nearly new, for sale
or exc. for a pr. full blood Guin-
ea, boar and sow pig. F. AL Cox,
Farmington.

Reaper and Binder, . very cheap:
for cash or exc. for Soynig
- Mak offer als



ea. 2 for 25:
blackberry, 5c ea. F. M. Mew
lough, Round Oak.

2 horse power gas eng., cond,

good, sightly used, $15; 4 mos.

old, flashy Jersey bull calf, sub. >
to reg., $8 without papers. W. T,
Holmes, Culloden.

2 horse Avery reversible dist

plow, first class cond., for sale or
exc: Jor. 2 Me db,
meat hogs.
mer, |

2 Avery waking cultivators, 2
row dusting machine, 1 Coving-
ton corn and cotton dropper, 2.
Syracuse 2 horse plows, 1 Plan-
et Jr., cultivator. Wyman Bar-
geron, Sardis.

Good Royal Pea Huller, No. 9,

crank and pulley, used very lit-

tle, $20 (ess than half price) or
exc. for good mower or bred sows
near Griffin. P. | R. Maddox,
Griffin. R B.

Oliver No. 2A turn plow, prac-

ticaliy new, for sale or exc. for
40-50 Ib. pig, any good breed.
Prefer local trade.
don, Acworth.
Vulean Middle Breaker, good

as new, $5; No. 23 Chattanooga | a

2 horse turn plow, good cond, $4
or exc. both for good corn plant-
er, or exc either for Seay guano
distributor, in good cond. W. H,
Hurst, Luthersville.

1 Golden syrup mill No. 3 and
copper pan, new model, $30. Live
3 miles southeast of Wood and. |
Thomas Bryan, Talbotion, R 4,
Box 32.

Fordson tractor with dbl. disc
Athens side plows, new dbl. disc
tractor harrow, all for $300 at
my barn. B. L. Hensley, Talona.

Whitte gas. eng. 6 horse, in
good running order. Sell or exc.
for mule or farm produce. E. T.
Jordan, Dawson, RFD.

Case 25-40 farm tractor, with
extension rims. Less than 2 wks
of use. Same as new. Less than
half price. A. C. Barnett, Wash-
ington. A

1-70 saw Lummus gin and
press, pulleys and 25 H. P. eng.,
Atlas or Schofield. 4 miles Ft.
Gaines on Eufaula Highway,
cheap. J. Ward Walker, Ft.
Gaines.

100 lb. Niagara duster, good
cond. $30 cash. O. M. Ware,
Marshallville.

McCormick ~- Deering grain
binder, almost new, $75 cash, or
exe. for value mule, horse, cows
or hogs, chickens, cofn, all at
market price. W. W. Clanton,
Ellabelie.

2 horse riding cultivator and
all attachments, $25 FOB. D. C.
Whiddon, Tifton, R 3.

Blacksmith anvil, new grain

|cradle, and.other equipment for

sale or exc. for good breed hens.
Write. Fred Hicks, Savannah, R
4, . , :

Stalk cutter in good eond., $15
also 6 fresh, (ist or 2nd calf)
grade Jersey cows, cheap. E. J.
Chapman, Lithonia, R: 2.

Titan and Fordson tractors,
$75 ea. Some wiring necessary.
Dixon Williams, Milledgeviile.
Fairbanks-Morse 3 H. P. 32 volt
lighting plant, excellent cond.
$75 cash. J. A. Perry Jr., Savan-
nah, 8 Mi. Post Montgomery
Road.

2nd-hand McCormick Reaper
and Binder, good cond., except
sheet, cheap or exc. for mule or.
good Jersey cow. T. B.. Calhoun,
Colquitt, R.5.

DeLaval Cream separator. for
sale or trade for 3 Roller cane
mill, 2 horse: size, or some good |
pigs, as.. part payment. Mar :
Gibson, -Pranklin,

20: H. P. high pressure Frick

boiler and 15 H, P. Taylor Ong,
mounted. with jet and pipings, a
ene cash. J. D. Price, For



also Himalaya ~

ready to kill
M. Y, Jordan, seek ;

BE, W. Hen-

























PAGE SIX



Georgia
Market Bulletin

Published Weekly by the

BUREAU OF MARKETS

At 101 Anderson Street,
Marietta, Ga.

: a) Department OF

Agriculture

oe Executive Offices:
| State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

_@. OC. ADAMS,
Commissioner

ge MAX L. McRAE,

Director, Bureau of Markets

| THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1933

| Application made for entry
as second class matter at the
post office at Marietta, Geor-
| gia, under the act of June 8,
1980. Accepted for mailing at
special rate of postage pro-
vided for in Section 1103, Act
of October 8, 1917.

| Notice of farm produce and

appurtenances admissible un-
der postage reguiations, in-
serted one time on each re-
quest and repeated only when
Tequest is accompanied by
new copy of notice,

| Second-hand farm machinery,

| flowers and seed, incubator
and ornamental nursery stock
notices are published in
| Monthly Supplement which
appears on the first Thuts-
day of each month.

Farm land for sale editions
| are published at intervals dur-
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| from time to time advising
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Special Notice



RADIO PROGRAM
Tine In on WSB every Sat-
urday morning at 11:15, Atlanta
time. Mrs. C. W. Heary has
- gomething of special interest to
the Housewife on the farm.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale





1 Paul pump with electric mo-
tor and 30 gal. tank, 60 ft. of
2 inch pipe. All for $125. Ransey
Shirley, Louisville. )

Good Walking cultivator, good

- eond. Make offer. Also Thor-

_oughbred Black P. C. gilts and
males for sale cheap. Mrs. G. C.
Dugar, Sylvester.

No, 2 Humdinger J. B. Mill,
25 H. P. crude of] eng, No. 3
J. B. Mill, 10 H. P. electric mo-
tor, I. H. C. crusher. M. P. Ree-

ves, Athens, 721 Milledge Ave.
. Fertilizer distributors, peanut
- weeders, Cole planters, 1 and 2
horse plows, Hardie spray tank,
Niagara duster. Write for prices.

HE, McMath, Americus.
Na. 4 Planet Jr., hand hill and | good

drill seeder, $7, or exe. for 10
hens or 2 pigs, 3 mos. old, O, E.












Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

Leverett, Atlanta, R 1.

1 old fashioned Mill Rock, 54

lin. in dia. for sale, or exc. for

good, gentle horse or mule. J.
W. Bembry, Unadilla, RFD.

1-2 H. P. Briggs and Stratton
A cycle gas. eng. Cost $49, used
J days (needs repairs for car-
burtor). First order for $15
gets it, aiso other equipment for
it. Vesta Snipes, Bonaire, R 1.
Late model] Farmall tractor, 6
ft.. dbl. disc 18 in. harrow, Cul-
tivator, Cole planter, Athens 30
in: disc plow. Used but little,
A-1 cond. Sell together or any
section. L. G. Wells, Columbus,
Box 467.
Royal pea huller, No. 9, good
cond. $20, or exc. for hogs,
sheats, or mowing machine.
Ne og P, R. Maddox, Griffin,
Riding cultivator, most new,
for sale or swap for a good plug
mule to plow, or for a cow or
hogs. A. A. Skinner, Winder, R 4.

$4: 2 Cole chain drive guano
distributors, $2.50 ea. 2 Gantt
cotton planters, $2.25 ea. and
other equipment. Y, M. Anderson,
Williamson. _

26 in. galv. hog wire, about as
good as new. Paid $8 per roll of
20. rods; sell for $5 per roll. L.
J. Ellis, Cumming.

1 used Williamson No. 5 stump
ouller; good cond., complete, $100
or exc. for sound Brabham and
fron field peas, not mixed, at the
rate of 75c bu. G. D. Kierce,
Pelham,

For immediate sale, complete
ginning outfit, 60-saw Winship
gins with Monger system, revolv-
ing battery press and accessories.
Make offer or see for sale. Write,
Fred J. Davenport, Blakely, R 2.

Avery walking cultivator, good
cond., $20; Avery walking culti-

| vator (never heen used) $37.50;

corn fed hogs, 3c lb. on foot;
smoked hams, 12c; sides, should-
ers, 7 1-2 lb. Robt. Anderson,
Wawkinsville.

Good, dbl. hopper Cole plant-
sr, $15, good as new. Also extra
good, No. 1 Spanish peanuts, 2c
lb, J. A. King, Unadilla.
15 H. P. IHC ker. eng., cheap
for cash. K. N. Johnson, Alston.

No. 1 Primrose Separator, $45;
Gantt cotton planter, $5. Exe for
chickens, turkeys, hogs or reg.
Holstein or Jersey, 3 1-2 or 4 gal
milch cow, 2nd or 3rd calf. Staf-
ford Ross, Sycamore, R 1, Box 78.

International riding cultivator,
complete with sweepers, scooters,
and 4 disc. Will exc. for mare colt
or mare mule colt. L. J. All-
mond, Midvilte, R 2.

Hammer Mill, complete with 3
screens, with or without speed
jack; 1 split wood pulley, 25 in.
for Farmall tractor. E. T, Bos-
well, Jr., Siloam...

2 horse turner, Guano distrib-
utor, cotton planter and other
farm tools, for sale. Mrs, J. C.
Jett, Duluth, R 1.

Copper syrup pan, 44 in. wide,
10 1-2 ft. long. Cost $30 last sea-
son; good as new. Sell, or exc. for
25 English W. L. hens. Ea. pay
transportation, Mrs. T. 8. Keith,
Rome, R 7.

Barb wire, heavy, galv., 2,540
ft., Hog 4 prong (in 5 coils), $4.-
50; 5,80 ft. Cattle 4 prong (in 10
coils) $7.50. At my place, 3 mi.
north of Mableton. A Zerlet, Aus-
tell, R 1.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted





Want gas eng. 1 to 2 horse
power, del. my p'ace. State price
and what you have. W. O. Mize,
Americus.

Want 2 or $ Cole single hop-
per corn and cotton droppers, in
cond. and cheap for cash.










H. L. Smith, Yatesville.

Want 200 rods or more of good,







Vulcan 2 horse turner, No. 10, |





oe Pan ; EONS TN oe tas
MARKET BULLETIN _

Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted

used hog wire; not over 100 mi.
from Athens. Must be in good
shape. Quote best price. Chas.
Cook, Hazlehurst.

Trade a Waterloo Boy tractor
in good cond., for a Fordson
tractor in good cond. If interest-
ed, come see. Mrs. Thad Green,
Suwanee, R 2.

Want 3 to 400 ft. 3-4 or 1 in.
piping, also hand pump for shal-
low well; also Tancred baby
chicks from Booths AAA grade,
$7 C. D. A. Pollard, Bowdon, R
3

Want set of good blacksmith
tools. Name best price and state
cond. Cecil Howard, Ball Ground
RS:

Want an 80-100 gal. syrup ket-
tle in. good cond. Will trade corn
for same. A. C. Malone, Dexter.

Want 1 good, 2nd-hand black-
smith shop blowers, also 1 good
vise, P. BE, Middlebrooks, Cov-
ington.

Want 1 set 16 good Delco light
battery for cash. No junk. State
size, how long in use. and best
price; for sale. 250 bu. No. 1 Ga.
Wheat, 75c bu. C. H. Walker,
The Rock. : )

Want 1 set blacksmith tools. at
a bargain, within 50 miles Pear-
son, for sale; rape seed, 2 Ibs. 35c,
4 lbs. 50c; 9 Ibs. $1; large seed-
ling pecans, 12 lbs. $1. plus post-
age. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Want Delco plant cheap. Ad-
vise first your proposition. C. L.
Yeomans, Lexsy.

Want 100 rolls of good, 2nd-
hand hog wire, cheap. Make best
price. A. E. Harris, Jr., Perry, R
1, Box 41.

Want 1 electrie lighting plant
and shallow or deep well water
pump. State lowest cash price.
H. W. West, Atlanta, 229 Peach-
tree St. fe

Want 1M rods of good used
barbed wire, within 100 miles
Athens, also want hog wire. E. K.
Fowler, Athens.

Avery 1 horse plow to exc, for
Jarge corn sheller, Also want a
small portable forge. J. H, Harpe
Blakely. ae

Want 2 second-hand Extrac-
tor Cleaner units for 70 Saw
Gin. E, L. Vance, Tifton.

Want 1 - No. 16 Cole dbl.
Hopper plain View planter with
fertilizer attachment. Must be
cheap and in good cond. Wm. J.
Tinker, Eatonton, Rt. 4. :

Want good, 2nd-hand Delco
automatic Light plant, com-
plete with batteries and not less
than 750 watts. Will exc. corn
for same. Ralph McGill, Daw-
son.

swer immediately. Calif L. You-
mans, Lexsy, Ga.

Want large open kettle for
scalding hogs. Ray Sewell, New-
nan, R 3. :

Want 1 walking cultivator.
Will give 1 big bone guinea male
hog for same. O. V. Taylor, West
Green.

Want prices on Kola Light
plant, just eng. and battery,
that has been used and in good
shape. A. M. Hubbard, Fort
Gaines,

Want Cole planter, dbl. hop-
per, or any other plain view
planter. Cheap for cash, or exc.
any farm produce. J. W. Dean,
Willacoochee, R 2.

Want a second-hand Theodo-
lite, good cond., cheap, for ter-
racing. J. W. Pinkston, Green-
ville. ie

Want to buy or exc. for a
complete Grist Mill outfit. J. L.
Garrett, Suwanee, R 2.

Want to buy a second-hand
planter, 2 horse walking cultiva-
tor and cut away harrow. Pre-
fer some outstanding make.
Must be within 12-15 miles
Bainbridge. D,. A. Ingram, Jr.,
Bainbridge.







| Want 1 good second-hand elec
urnish





capable ef f



Want Delco plant cheap, An-|



Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted

30-40 lights. Write what you
have. R. A. Brown, Sugar Val-
ley.

Want Cole planter with fer-
tilizer attachment, in good
shape. Will exc. Portorican po-
tatoes, No. 1, at 50c bu. Ea, pay
FRT. Or will pay cash if bar-
gain, P. 8. Hutto, Guyton.

Trade a. Waterloo Boy tractor
for a Fordson tractor. Can be
seen at P. W: Greens, Suwa-
nee, Ga. Rt. 2. He will show you
the tractor, Mrs. L.. T. Green,
Suwanee, R 2.

Want a small Delco penerator
and batteries. State price
first letter. Mrs. B. F. Stewart,
Ellabelle.

Want a second-hand Wind
Mill pump, tank and all, com-
plete. Must be in first class
cond: G. L. Hinson, Hazlehurst.

Want 800 ft. of galv. pipe
from 1 in. to 1 1-2 inch. R. B.
Kinman, Calhoun, R 4.

Want 12 ft. steel water wheel
or 16 in. Turbine water wheel;
also want boy, honest and reli-
able, live in home and handle
tractor for boad and small sal-
ary. J. R. Maddox, Watkins-
ville, R 1.

Want Delta Ught plant in
good cond. for cash. T. A.
James, Greenville.

Want to buy small, used tu-

bular milk cooler, Must be good |

cond, J. R. Hopkins, Athens.

Want Governor for 4 to 8
horse power eng. Quote price in
first letter. Must be in good
working order. G. B. Crane,
Dixie.

Want to buy good used gar-
den tractor with tools. Prefer a
Walsh or Shaw. Must be cheap.
State price in first letter. Ad-
dress. BE. R. Long, College Park,
Clo Gen. Del.

Want a cylinder crude oil
skid motor, Grist Mill, Hammer
Type Feed Mill, and Cotton Gin.
State age, cond. and best price
in first letter. Rex Henry Cas-
sandra, .



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale

Buckeye brooder, 500 cap.
without hover, used 3 mos. Exc.



for guinea hens and rooster, al-.

so 2 Dark Cornish cockerels.
Mrs. S. S. Smith, Macon, R 5.

600 cap., brooder, Sears and
Roebuck, used 1 hatch, good
cond., $10, or exc. for any kind
of young hens or guineas, at
reasonable price del. J. S. Roach.
Rome, R 2.

Buckeye Inc., No. 30, 1 M cap.
good cond., for sale or exc.. for
chicks, or anything you have
that I can use. Oscar McKen-
zie, Montezuma.

1 Radio oil burning brooder,
1 M chick cap. $4. Mrs. W. B.
Wilson, College Park, 607 Cam-

bridge Ave.

-00 cap. coal burning brood-
er; used 1 season, perfect cond.
Exc. for field peas. Guy Wilson,
Martin.

1 coal brooder, 500 cap. in
good cond., $4. Mrs. W. G. Joy-
ner, Cairo, R 4.

150 cap. Cyphers Inc. and $10
cash, in exc. for 3 tons first class
velvet beans. Or will sel] Inc. M.
H. Wilkes, Greensboro.

1440 egg Buffalo electric Inc.,
perfect cond., $200 FOB; 1800
cap. Miller Ideal elec. Ine.
good cond., $100 FOB. W. B.
Williams, Bremen.

Sears-Roebuck oil brooder; 500
cap., good as new, $5, or exc. for
corn or sweet potatoes, C. H.
Mulkey, Marlow. ae

50 egg cap. Inc., Little Brown

Hen. Cost $6; sell for $2, or exc. |

for dried apples or ham. Mrs. J.
B. MeKay, 80 Peachtree Hills
Ave. :

Queen Inc., 400 cap., good
cond.,, new burner and wicks
and thermometer, $15 del. D. L.



nishing | Patrick, Griffin, R. .





Tiley.





















































Thursday, March 2
Incubators, Broode
Etc., For Sale

160 egg Inc., 300. cap. broog
complete with thermometer
instructions, A-1 cond.,
E.. Green, Copperhill,
Resident of Ga.

100 egg cap:, Queen Inc.
water system, perfect con
ed twice, egg tester, ther
eter, instructions, also 100
electric brooder, both
cash, at my house. Mrs.

age. Miss Henrietta, Hale,
na Vista. :
1 Iron Clad Inc., 250
oil burning, sood cond. che
exc, for baby chicks. A. G,
son, Lavonia. a
Lectro-hatch Inc.,
less than half pries.
ed, write:
Athens, R 2.

150 c
If int
Mrs. 5S. P. !



Incubators, Broos

Etc., Wanted :

Want Inc. and brooder it
fect working: cond., cheay



cash or trade. M.
Nashville. ie
Want Inc., 250-400 ca

standard make in exc. for
chicks or hens. No trash.
want 25 bu. ear or shelled
del, Quote: lowest cash. pri
E. Smith, Flowery Branc



Poultry For Sa



ANCONAS

20 April 1932 hatch S
str., Ancona hens and 4 coc
ae ea. D. S. Allen, Willia



AUSTRALORPS

Reg. Australorp hens and
ters, $10 pair; 1 rooster, $7
ting eggs, $2.50 per 15.
Cochran, Stenewall, R 1.

BANTAMS

1 pr. pure bred Buff
hen and roosters 1 1-2 yr.
for both in same coop. Mr:
Ferrell, Cairo, R 3.
Golden Sebright cock, 50
Cochin bantams, sp
bantams, $1.50 pr.;.
doves, mated, $1.50 pr.; Fey.
eons, $1 pr. Herman Mize, .
icus. Ao
5. Golden Sebright bant
hens, 1 rooster, $3 FOB
ed at once. John Crone
math. 1a
Pure bred Golden Sebright.





BARRED AND OTHER RO
B. R. cockerels, June 193
Parks str. Reg. Per. No.
32. $1.50 ea. $2.25 pair, FOB
eggs for hatching, 75c pe:
for $1 del. Crate ret. Mr
Odom, Daisy, R 1, Box 33
White Rock hens, now
1932 hatch, for sale or
country hams. Mrs, H. C.
tring, Columbus, 1607 16t
50 B. R. pullets, yr. old
April, healthy, good cond
ing heavy. Lot or any
12c Ib. Will av. 6 to 7 Ibs.
W. Dozier, McDonough. _
4 nice, young B. R. he
ea. $2.50 for lot, not prepai
J. H. Dailey, Millen, R D.
Partridge Rocks, yr. old
ruary: 5 pullets, 1. cocker
Mrs. Frank Edwards, Dal
4,

once. Mrs. D. D. Woo

_,





Thursday, March 2, 1933,
Poultry F or Sale

3 pure Imp. Ringlet Rock hens
and 2 pullets, laying and 1 unre-










.., for lot. Mrs. W. 1. Pollard,
men, R 1, Box 37.

March and April 1932 hatch
lterman Aristocrat str. roost-
ers, $1 ea. Mrs. G. A. Bragg,
Donalsonville.

6 pure bred B. P. R. pullets,
c ea., 1 cockerel, $1. Exc. for
wheat or nice middling meat.
Write. Mrs. B LL. Ashe, Farming-
n.

iz fine March Thompson str.
osters, 75c ea., 1 - 18 mos. old,
5c; hatching eggs, 15 for 50c
repaid; butter beans, 10c lb.
prepaid. Mrs, G. C. Clifton, Mil-

2 White Rock extra large and
fine roosters, $1.50 ea. or exc. 1
for 4 bu. Spanish peanuts in
good cond. Mrs. O. L. aaa
Griffin, R C.

Barred Rock rooster, 2 yr. old
xt April, $1 cash with order.
irs. J. L. Harrison, Climax, R A.

BRAHMAS
Thoroughbred Giant. Light
Brahma cockerels, $1 ea. 2 for



































$5, Money order or currency in
: letter. Mrs. J. F. Miller, Leo.

_ CORNISH

a 1 Dark Cornish Indian 2 yr.
id hens, pure bred, 90c ea. or

t. for $6. Mrs. Ruth Kennedy,












Pure bred Cornish, 4 roosters
and 20 hens for quick disposal at
55c ea. or exc. some for 100 B.
R. or Red pure bred baby chicks.
rite. Mrs. E. D. Lawhorn,
Sumner, R 2.

2 Dark Cornish July 1932 hatch
cockerels, $1.50 for both, or 80c
ea, Also white running butter-
beans to exc. for salad pea seed.
Write first. Mrs. Frank Sewell,
ie Rochelle, R 1, Care L. Peeb-


















GAMES
Royal Chanticleer pit game
stags, 1932 hatch, now ready to
pit, $3 ea. G. W. Price, Atlanta,
1678 Emory Road.
_ Red Game rooster, and 5. mix-
ed hens, 60c ea., or $3 for the lot.
All med. size, about 1 yr. old.
FOB. Mrs. J. S. Harper, Hor-
tense.
Trio of Black Cubans, 2 yr. old
$3; 1 Hennie cock; 2 yrs. old, $4;
5 1-2 Ib. B'ue cock, $2; hens, $1
- ea. All pure bred pit games. Carl
Griffin, Gainesville, 85 Oak St.
4 hens, 1 rooster, pure bred
game, $3.50 for the lot, 1 yr. old.
Fred Combs, Crawford, R 2.
_ Plenty of good game cocks,
sh from country walks at rea-
sonable prices, in Doms and Blues
and some cross strains. H. J.
Newman, Villa Rica,

ra GIANTS
1 Jersey Black Giant roosters,
$1 or exc. for 2 hens. Leghorns
preferred. Mrs. Htta Lindsey,
_ Davisboro, Ri2)

7 _LEGHORNS

1 very fine ped. W. lL. cockerel,
_known as the Arthur Bell stock,
Cairo, Ga. $2. T. N. Walden,
_ Whigham, R 2, Box 105.

15 fine W. L. pullets, March
1982 hatch, Tancred str. 50c ea.
Mrs. A. E. Ribron, Waynesville.
: 15-20 pure bred Dark Everlay
BC L. yr. old hens, no culls, 50c
ea. Will give cock not related
ae lot. R. A. Daniel, White, R

WL, hens, 11 mos. old, Fer-
ris str. now laying, 65c ea. No
culls. C. M. Sapp, Ohoopee.

_ Cockerel and 2 hens, 4 pullets,
- Barron str. W. L., all healthy.
_ Hens laying $3.50 for lot, not pre-
paid. Mrs. H. B, Whitmore, Can-
ton, R 1.
14 W. L. hens, 50c ea. $6.50 for


































ull stock Red rooster, per.

Poultry For Sale

eggs, 2c ea. All, Not kh a. Mrs,
J. M. Clifton, Millen, R
tated cockerel, $3.25 FOB Temple

50 high grade W. L. hens, 10
and 20 mos. old, 50c ea. Am
changing breeds. W. M. Clanton,



MINORCAS
Giant Black Minorcas, Ander-
son str. 4C hens, yr. old, 4 cocks.
Exhibition quality. Hens now lay-
ing, $1 a. Sacrifice. J. A. Ford,
Atlanta, R 2.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

20 capons, fat, ready for sale,
or exc. for 3M potato, 500 cab-
bage and 1M Bermuda onion
plants, or good chewing tobacco.
D. F. Wood, Adairsville.

Nice, milk fed friers and eggs
for sale or exc. for seed, pigs or
anything can use, Wm. R. Jones,
Ellenwood, R 2, Box 100.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE

Ringneck cock, $2. Booking
orders for eggs from Ringnecks,
Goldens, Silver, Mongolian, Mu-
tant and. Amhearst pheasants.
Some exe for turkeys. David Jen-
tae Jr., Americus, P. O. Box
4,





$1.75 FOB; pullets, $1.25 ea. 5 for



PIGEONS
Large producing squabbers for
sale or will trade for chickens, or
what have you? J. H. Deaton,
Columbus, P. O. Box 853.
Thoroughbred White Kings,
mated and banded, 50c pair for
quick sale. Mrs. Arthur Stomm,
Macon, 126 North Ave.
5 prs. solid and splashed Car-
neaux, mated and banded, $4.00
FOB. Hugh Davis, Athens, 685

100 White Kings, $30 or exc. for
Shetland pony. Carl Hawkins,

r. Mix pigeons, 50c pr. or
lot for $2. Exc. for a banded pr.
large thoroughbred Red Car-
neaux, and party pay
both ways.
Omega, Ril.

QUAIL FOR SALE

Highest quality. quail breeding
stock for immediate del. 15 pair
lots, $5 pr.; 5 to 15 pairs, $6 pr;
sma'ler amounts, $7 pr. Booking:
orders for quail eggs. 5
Furlough, Thomasville, Care Pi-
ney Woods Quail Farm.

Choice, large Bob Whites, se-
lected prs., for breeding, |
Blue or Sealed quail (from Tex-
as), 10 to 100 at $2.50 ea, Single
pairs, $6 pr. plus del. chgs. 5. C.
Boroughs, Statesboro.

R. L. REDS
10 mos. old, pure Red cock, a
cross between 2 leading R. I.
strains, not inbred, $1 FOB. A.
J. Grant, Dallas, R 2.
8. C. R. I, Rd (cherry red)
rooster, $1.25. Mrs. W. S

Henry McDaniel,





5 R. I. Red. hens, 1 rooster, $15
FOB. Mrs. W. H. Moore, Bow-
don, Star Rt.

20 hens, yr. old, laying, $1 ea.
Express paid on 10 hens or more
Eggs, 50c per 15, 36 for $1 del.
Crate to be ret, Mrs. H. L. El-
liston, Rupert.

1 pure bred R. I, Red roosters,
9 mos. o'd, $1.25. M. N, Putnam,
Carrollton.

6 Red roosters, Donaldson str.
1 and 3 yrs. old, $1 ea. or exc, 1
for 2 pullets. Mrs. L. L. Gay,

6 S. C. R. I. Red May hatch,
Tompkins str. pullets and cock-

Pure bred Tancred. strain. | erel, 50 ea. Mrs. W. B. Shirley,



Poultry For Sale

for 2 pullets, March or April 1932
hatch. Mrs. J. E. Sorrells, Car-
nesville.

1 pr. fine Reds, $2 pr; Nice B.
R. hens, $1 ea. B. R. cockerels,
grown, $1 ea. Nice mix. hens,
50c ea. All good and guar. L. A.
Crawley, High Shoals.

6 R. I. Red pullets, 1 yr. old
and a 2 yr. old cockerel. Don-
aldson str. $8 for lot. Mrs. S. E.
Field, Atlanta, 1814 Howell Mill
Road. ;

Donaldson str. Reds. Fine pen
headed by cock, son of her 272
egg hen and 2nd N. York Win-
ner, 1930. Eggs, $1 per setting of
15. Mrs. Geo. P. Fiske, Macon,
R 1,

24 pure bred R. I. Red hens,
wt. 5 or 6 lbs. ea. 15 lb. FOB.
Arthur Owen, Barnesviile.



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GUESE,
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

Vigorous young toms now rea-
dy for service, bred for size, type
and color, from Americas best
bood lines, some with rainbow
tails. $4 ea, Mrs. Ww E. Green,
Powersville.

2 April 1932 toms, a about 18
Ibs. Sell or exc. for guineas. Mrs.
Sudie L. Stanley, Wrightsville, R
i

Pure bred N. B. yr. old tom,
$6.50; hen, 2 yrs. old, $2.50 FOB.
2 Sebright bantams, yr. old, pure
bred roosters, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs.
B. F. Morrison, Gainesville, R 8.

4 young nearly grown hens and
1 Guinea rooster, 50c ea, Exc, for
5 bu. of pure Cokers cotton seed
old fashioned Blue collard seed,
20c cupful postpaid. A. J. Pope
Tallapoosa,

Booking orders for eggs and
poults, from Giant Bronze tur-
keys, Triple bred for Show, egg
production and market type. Z.
J. Lee, Red Oak.

M. B. Goldbank str. Spring
1932 hatch toms, thoroughbred,
15-23 lbs. 20c lb. Send $1 with
order, bal. on del. Raymond
Clinksca'es, Lisbon.

Pure bred Bronze tom, 2 yrs.
old, $7; 2 young toms, 20 Ibs. ea.
$5 each; hens 1932 hatch, 12 lbs.
ea. $4 ea, Cash with order. Mrs,
Lula Christmas, Vienna, R 3.

Bourbon Red breeding hens, $4.
Booking orders for eggs and
poults from 100 hens, selected for
size, color and vigor. Mrs. W. N.
Lott, Braselton. ;

1932 hch M. B. tom, for breed-
ing, guar. healthy $5 FOB. Would
take 200 ft. good, 2nd-hand gar-
den wire in part in exch. Money
order. Tom L. Teasley, Hartwell
R 1,

2 pure Bourbon Red toms, 24-

hens, some large breed, or exc.
for Jersey heifer calf, with some
age. Mrs. BE. W. Ogden, Odum,

1R 1, Box 11.

50 S. C. R. I. Red hens, now
laying, and 2 roosters, Dark red
and extra fine, $1 ea. $45 for lot.
Mrs. D. J. Johnson, Baxley, RFD

15 young Donaldson Red hens,
now laying, 75c ea. 2 March hch.
cockerels, 75c ea. or $12 for lot,
FOB. Mrs. Lee Cromer, Royston

Ellis str. 19382 hatch tom, wt.
25 lbs. $5; also 6 doz. R. I. Red
4 doz. Ancona and 5 doz. fine
mix, str. eggs, once a week, for
20c doz. Mrs. T. L.. Callahan,
Greensboro.

Pair White Holland, pr. Bronze
turkeys, $7 pr. Hens now laying.
Money order. Also white velvet
okra seed, 20c lb. Exc. seed for
can use. Mrs. Charlie
J. Ligon, Talbotton.

WYANDOTTES
15 March and April hatch pure
bred S. L. Wyandotte pu lets and
roaster, $12 or 75c ea. Cash with



ES:

28. C. White Wyandotte cock-
erels, Regal Dorcas str., June 1932
hatch, wt. about 7 lbs. ea. $1 ea.
Also have little brown Speckled
duck eggs, 60c set. postpaid. Mrs.
B. M. Thomas, Hoboken.

10 mos. old, pure bred W. Wy-
andotte (Rose Comb) cock, 75c
FOB; also eggs for setting, 50c
per 15, FOB. Sg cea aa awenee:



$1.50 or exc.



BR. L Red roaster

Matthews, ate



MARKET BULLETIN

25 lbs. Sell or exc. for. turkey |

order.. Mrs. Edgar Ray, Ellijay,



"Baby Chicks Fe or Sale|

Buff Orp. hen hataued chicks,
$6 C. ready Marclhy 8th; 50 chicks
$3.50 del. Hatching eggs, 50c per
15, 75 per 30, del. Mrs. M. S.

Nichols, Rebecca, R 2.

White and Barred Rocks, Red,
Buff Orp., White and Silver Lace
Wyandottes, Brown and W. Leg-

horn chicks, bloodtested, 6c ea.

Lots less 100, add 25c. E. R. Bai- |
ey, Harlem,

Between 100 and 150 chicks
which will be hatched March 20,
which I would like for party to
raise on halves: 1 Furnish chicks
and pay transportation. Chicks
are of the best B. R. var., Booth
andand Holterman str. and bred
to perfection. D. G. Farmer, Sa-
vannah, 102 Mastick St.

W. L. chicks from Ferriss best
Egg str. stock direct, $7. per C.
del. Also hens from same str. for)
oe Cc. S. Peek, College Park, R

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 500 W. L. to raise. on
halves to 10 wks. old. Not later
than Mareh 20th. Mrs, A. C.
Johnson, Statesboro, R. 4..

Meadow hay to exc. for blood-
tested W. L. chicks, Tancred str.
1 ton hay for 100 chicks. Ear!
Moorhead, Buckhead. .

Want 100 to 200 W. L. chicks
to raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks.
old. W. E. Taylor, Alma.

Want 500 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. J. S. Stan-
dridge, Clarkesville, R 3.-.

Want baby chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old, not over
100 at the time. Any breed. Mrs.
D. C. Foley, Avondale Estate,
Ga.

Want 100 baby chicks to raise
on halves to .10 wks. old. R. I.
Reds, or B. Rocks. T. R. Sewell,
Thomaston.





on halves. Cornish or B. Rocks.
Mrs. B. E. Blaylock, Calhoun, R
3, Box 2-A,

Want 50 pure , L. Wyandottes
to raise on halves to 10 wks. old.
Will pay postage. Ida Camp, Dal-
las, R-3.

Want 10 to 75 B. R. in exe. for
flowers, apple sprouts and other
value, Oy will sell flowers and
sprouts. Alice Simmons, Buena
Vista, R 7.

Want 1 or 200 chicks to raise
to 8 or 10 wks. old, on halves,
any breed. Exc. lint cotton for
feed sacks. Mrs. C. E. Hprpet,
Alapaha, Rt.

Want 100-200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 - 10 wks. old.
Party pay postage. Large breed.
Marie Worthey, Barnesville, R. 2..

Want 300 Eng. W. L. to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old; also
Shetand pony, 8 yrs. old, wt. 460
lbs. Exe. for corn or hay. D. W.
Byers, Marble Hill.

Want 100 B. R. to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old, on 50-50 ba-
sis. Party pay postage both, ways.
Mrs. W. H. Knight, Manassas.

Want 500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. A. D.
Smith, Albany, P. O. Box 426.

Want 1 or 200 bloodtested R. I.
Red chicks to raise on haives to
8 - 10 wks. old. Mrs, C. M. Hig-
ginbotham, Royston, R 1.

Want. to raise 200 chicks on
halves. B. L. preferred, or R. I.
Reds; also Purple and Pink crepe
Myrtie, 50c ea. Would have to
20 by Inspection Station. Mrs.
H .C. Martin, White Oak.

Want 50 or 100 B. L. chicks
at 6c ea. Will exc. dried or smo-
ked hams or other value, Write.
E. J. Schoggins, Milford.

Want pure bred W. Wyandottes
to raise on halves to 2 Ib. size.
Party pay postage. Ref. if de-
sired. G. D. Halstead, Rupert.

Want 1 or 200 chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. Mix. or
any breed. Mrs. R. C. Law, Em-

ee R 1, Box 29.
Want 100 Red chicks to raise |B






pay chgs. both ways. Nellie An
drews, Baldwin, R 1.

Want 100 chicks to raise on.
halves to 8 wks. old. Party pay
postage to me and I help pa;

return postage. Mrs. Joe Belish
Damascus, R. 2.

Eggs For oe





R, L Red eggs, pure Donald
60c per 15:
young hens, Golden Sebrigh
pure, 15 eggs, 2
bantam hens, half
35c ea. Mrs. J. T. Lamber
Forest Park.

Pure Tancred W. Ti eggs, 10
per 15, $1.40 for 30, del.
L. Helton, Danville, R Ze

Donaldson str.

J. H. Olliff, Summit,
Pure bred Giant str..
Brahma eggs, 75c per 15. Mrs.
W. T. Paul, Lexington, R 3.
16 fresh, fertile, pure bre
White Wyandotte eggs, select ;
ed for hatching, 75c. Safe
guar. by prepaid parcel po
Mrs. Nora Ballenger, Gore.
Pure bred Sheppard str. An
cona hatching eggs, from un
related stock, 75c per 15, de
also 4 March 1932 hatch coc
$1 ea. Not del.

Mrs. Perry
Fitzgerald, Forest Glen. ib

matings, 15 for $1. J. EB. Varn,

R. I. Red eggs, pure bred
Donaldson str. 35 doz; also
new goose feathers, 50s Ib,
Mrs. John Powell, Regster.

Turken eggs, slghtly mixed.
65ce per 1 5del. Exc. for 500 |
J. cabbage, 500 onion plant
_ 6 Ibs. black po
pene 15c Ib. E. D. White, Ru
< pe
Want 100 baby chicks to raise Aristocrat B: R. eggs fo
hatching, 60c per set. or 2 for
$1 postpaid. Carton be r
Robin Jenkins, Dahlonega,

Hatching eggs from pure 8S,
I, Reds, Blue Ribbon
stock, 50c per 15, at home;
75c per 15 postpaid. Mrs. Ww. B.
Mitcham, Monroe.

Pure breed Buff Rock eg
for hatching, $1 per 15. MS.
jJ. M, Lott, Sr., Nicholls, RFD

White Leghorn eggs
hatching, from heavy g
Ferris strain, $3 per 100 del.
Miss Annie Brown, Madras.
Ancona eggs, yr. old hens,
AAA Sheppard str.
setting. Crates to be returne
Mrs. J. P. Pullin, McDonoug!
Jersey White Giant hatch
ing eggs from pure bred Marc
strain, Permit 197 T. B. tes!
ed, $1.25 per 17 postpaid. Mrs.
. J. Whitley, Osierfield, Rt.

Pure Bred Buff Orpington
eggs selected for hatching, |
doz. weekly 75c per 15. Ethel
Giddens, Eastman, Rt. 5, Box 35.
Booking orders for Big Bon
M: B. Turkey eggs from 2 y
old birds $2.40 per doz. Marc.
and April del.
Woodville.
Select eggs from Thompesi
Imp. Ringlets carefully cull
flocks, 60c per 15 del. Mrs. C
A. Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt.
Thoroughbred Columbi
Wyandotte eggs, 65c per 15 de
Mrs. W. E. Grodon, Pitts, R
Marcy Giants or Parks :
Barred Rock 60c per 15 or $
F. Simmons,
Greenwood, Decatur. as
Tancred Strain White le
horn eggs 75c per 15 del. C.
le Rt. 3, Dearborn 2369

J. B. Giant
strain, $1 per 30, prepaid;
Giants 15 for $1 prepaid. Mrs.
J. >. Passe, Madison, Rt.

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Eggs F or Sale

= Long Island Mammoth W.

Pekin Duck eggs $1 per 15 del.
C. L. Perdue, Decatur, Rt. 3,
_ Dearborn 2369-M.

- Thoroughbred Rose comb
Golden Sebright Bantam eggs,
prize winners, 40c doz. post-
paid, well packed but not
guar. against breakage. John
ae Fort Gaines, Rt.

: ae Strain Barred Rock
eggs from Show birds, 75c del.
Cc. L. Perdue, Decatur, Rt. 3,
Dearborn 2369-M.

-* Black Breast Red eggs from
6 to 7 Ib. hens $1.10 per 15
eggs. G. M. Baldwin, Douglas-
ville.

Selected White Leghorn eggs
Tancred strain, 3c ea. party
to pay postage. Mrs. Frank
Howell, Lakeland.



poe ae from good flock
5c ea. L. Snare, Gainesville,
Rt. 4,

- Pure bred, carefully select-
ed S. C. White Leghorn eggs,

charges, cash with order. Mrs.
J. W. Copeland, Bowdon, Rt l.
World Famed Australorp
setting eggs, $2.00 per setting
Guar. to hatch, chickens are
a shiney black, average 8 Ibs.
at 6 mos, lay at 8 mos. W. G.
Southall, Toomsboro.

Pure bred Barred Rock, 2nd
yr. hens, Parks Strain 15 per
15; $3 per 100. Pedigreed
Males 216 to 300 egg breeding,
twice tested B. W. D. J. Chas-
tain, RFD 2, Toccoa.

RR. C. White Wyandotte eggs
headed from Colonials Special
pens 200 over 300 eggs hens
imported R, O. P. Males un-
related $1 per 15, del. Cash or
Money order. Mrs. Duff B.
Gordon, Pitts, Rt. 2, Box 216.
White Mammoth Pekin
Ducks and eggs for sale, 50c
per 9 eggs. Mrs. Mott Clark,
Blythe.

_ Roundhead Game eggs from
cocks tested in the pit, 50c per
15 del. R. H. Cavin, Menlo.

_ Cornish Indian eggs 5 1-2c
ea; M. B. Turkey eggs, 22 1-2c
e tae E. P. King, Rochelle,
Rt. 1.

- Pure bred 8. C. R. I. Red.
Donaldson str. eggs, 50c per
setting, postpaid. Mrs. G. H.
Eley, White Plains.

> Pure bred R.. I. Red eggs,
2c ea. del. Sat. guar. Mrs. H.
A. Grees, Hartsfield.

Pure bred Buff Rock eggs,
_ %be per 15 del.. Mrs. C. H. Cal-
lahan, Waycross, R 1.

Eggs Wanted

_ Exc. 1 setting (15) of pure
bred Owen str. Red eggs; also
have hatching eggs for sale at
50c per 15. Mrs. J. F. Drury,
Waynesville.

_ Want guinea and turkey
eggs. Will exc. flowers. Write





and poppy seed, 10c spoonful.
larkspur plants free for 10c
for postage. Mrs. Myrtis
Swann, Lithonia, R 1.

Want hatching eggs from
pure Buff Minorcas, pure and
large type. Quote best price
per setting, del. M, A. Bel-
flower, Empire, Rl.

- Want hundred or more W.
Leghorn eggs for hatching. N.
Dennis Park, Jr., Eatonton,
Box 369.

Want to hear from party
at once who has the pure
bred Ancona eggs for
Geo. W. OConnor, Mt. Ver-
non, R 2.

Want 1 setting pure. bred
bantam eggs. Will exc. dried
apples or R. I. Red eggs. Mrs.
G. R. Harper, Cut Cane.
Want 4 doz. Blue Andalusian



White Wyandotte, selected

for a list; also have larkspur

sale. |



jgs for setting, will buy or|

Eggs Wanted

exch. Rhode Island eggs for
same. Malcolm Gibson, Rt. B.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Good Holstein cow, a young
Jersey heifer, and some Box-
wood and some fine Juniper





trees, also chickens for sale. T..

A. Magness, Mineral Bluff.

4 yr. old cow, half brown
Jersey, fresh, $30; 14 mos. old
bull, extra large to age, $15.
Fred Johnson, Roswell, R 1.

Ent. to reg. Jersey bull, de-
horned, 3 yrs. old, for sale to
prevent inbreeding; 28 head
goats, $18; and Holterman str.
B. R. eggs, $1 per 15. Add
postage, Mrs. C. E. Smith,
Jeffersonville..

Reg. Guernsey bull, No. 170-

167, 2 1-2 yrs. old; out of a 6
gal. cow, cheap; also bay mare
mule, 11 yrs. old, wt. 1100 Ibs.
$80 cash. H. H, Lake, Wrights-
ville.
Pure bred Reg. Guernsey
bull calves and yearlings, out
of tested cows, from Federal
Accredited and Abortion Free
herd, priced from $25 up, or
exc some for corn or oats. A.
L. Crowe, Smyrna, Creatwood
Farm Dairy.

HOGS FOR SALE

P. C. gilt and male for sale,
$3 ea, Fred Carter, Naylor.

15 nice, thrifty shoats, 60-
90 lbs. gross, for sale or exc.
for good, thrifty young steers
and heifers, 200 to 400 lbs. or
weaned calves. L. H. Vanland-
ingham, Howard. |

%5 Duroc feeder pigs, 30-90
Ibs. barrows and gilts, also
breeding stock for sale. S. B.
McNeeley, Albany, RC. |

9 S. P. C. and Duroc Red
Jersey pigs, cross, 2 1-2 mos.
old, cholera immune $13.50 for
lot. V. L. Rigdon, Metter, R 2.

Thoroughbred Duroc Red
Jersey male pig, thrifty and
blocky built, 40-50 lbs. wt.
(make a fine stock hog). The
first $3 money order gets him.
O. W. Smallwood, Mitchell.

3 fine little bone Guinea
sows to farrow in April, $10 ea.
Mrs, E. A. Johnston, Albany.
Clo Gen. Del.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE.

Mule for sale, cheap, or
trade for a good milch cow.
J. A: Bennett, Atlanta, Sta-
tion A.





6 good farm mules, 1 milch

cow, rust-proof oats, peavine

and peanut hay, for sale. Jas.
' H.Glawson, Americus, R 2.

2 .black horse mules, 9 yrs.
old, wt. 1100 lbs. work any-
where, no defects, good cond.
$200 for pair. W. H. Joiner,
Coleman.

1 good farm mule, at par-
gain for cash, at once. L. H.
Jones, Swainsboro, R 3.

Gentle mule trained to wag-
on or plow) for sale. Apply
J. K. Brinkley, 98 Candler
Road, Decatur, or Call Dear-
born 3108-M.

Good, small mule, sound,
work anywhere, in good work
order, cheap for cash. J. S.

Brooke, Matthews.

1 good mule, $30, or trade
for good milch cow or hogs;
15 pr. White King and Car-
neaux, mixed, pigeons, 30c or
Exc. for any kind of chickens
or pigs. J. L. Davis, Macon, R
3.



RABBITS FOR SALE

4N. Z. White does ang 1
buck, 6 mos. old, reg. papers
furnished. $1 ea. or trade for
anything can use, Ea. paying
shipping chgs. C. L. Kendrick,
Macon, 108 Lamar Bt.
2 reg. Flemish Giant does





MARKET BULLETI
Live Stock For Sale

and buck, 2 yrs. old, good
breeders, cheap or exe. for
mixed bantam hens. Mrs.
Winslow McNorrill, Waynes-
boro, R 2.

_ 5 ped. White N. Z. for sale
or exc. for pure Buff Leghorn
hens or pullets, or R. I. Reds.
G. C. Murray, Austell.

30 ped. Chinchillas and hut-
ches, also White N. Z. rabbits
for sale, or exch, F. L. Ste-
phenson, Decatur, 211 Fay-
etteville Road.

8 White Flemish Giant 17-8
wks. old rabbits, $2 FOB for
lot; 1 doe, 10-12 lbs. White
Flemish, $1 FOB; Everbearing
strawberry plants, $1.50 M.
hss J. D. Donaldson, Dub-

1 pr. Chinchilla Gray rab-
bits, $1 also 5 pr. White King
and Carneaux cross pigeons,
mated prs. 50c pr. or $1.50 for
all pigeons. All FOB. J. W.
Lowe, Mansfield, R 1, Box 36:

Chinchillas, pure bred, heal-
tthy, fine does, $2 ea. Mrs, J.
A. Ewing, Ashburn.

2 fine thoroughbred Chin-
chillas, doe and buck, $2; 2
baby N. Z. Whites, weaned,
25c ea. All FOB. No chks. G
D. Cobb, Martin, R 3.

1 pr. N. Z. Whites, pink-
eyed, grown, healthy. Best of-
fer this week gets them; 3 yr.
old presrving pear trees, $1.50
doz. Exc. for dried fruit. W. R.
Thompson, Lawrenceville, R 1.

Chinchilla buck, Silver Cert.

Exe. for 4 yearling hens,
Games, Reds, Rocks, or W.
Leghorns; 6 gal. gourd seed,

50c postpaid for 500 cabbage,
onion, tomato plants, post-
paid. Fred Hicks, Savannah, R
4,

6 steel grey Chinchillas, 7
wks. old, 50c ea. 2 pure bred
N. Z. White bucks, 7-9 mos.
old $1 ea. Ad postage or will
ship Express collect. R. F. Da-
vis, Albany, Ga. Sylvester
Road. Mar igs

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

1 nice work goat, about 18
mos. old, Nubian Grade.
miles East of Fairburn. Alon-
zo F. Jones, Fairburn, R 3.

Nubian male, 18 mos. old,
$10.00, or will accept a young:
brood sow that will farrow
soon. T. H. Shellman, Cedar-
town.

16 fat young goats, 11 ewes,
bred last Oct., 1 billy, 4 Fall
kids, $12 for lot, 50 pure bred,
March hatch Everlay Dark L.
hens, 65c ea. G. W. Paulk,
Willacoochee. .

Toggenburg - Nubians, and



|Swiss billy goats, 1 mo. old,

for sale or will exc. for grain
or other suitable goat feed. C.
C. Christie, Pooler,

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED
Want 8 or 10 head of pure
bred Aberdeen Angus cattle,
both sex. Dont quote unless





they are cheap. Colon J. Ham-

ilton, Baxley.

Exe. 1500-6 ft. seed cane,
1500 Ibs. Petty-Toole cotton
seed at market. price, for Jer-
sey heifers. N. H. Harper,
Tifton, R 2, Box 258.

Want few head of grade or
pure bred Black Angus heif-
ers. R. D. Rimes, Ludowici. .

Want a reg. or pure bred
roan colored bull calf at rea-
sonable price. F. M. Renfroe,
Quitman, R 2.

HOGS WANTED
Want full blood Little Bone
Black Guinea male, 2 - 6 mos.
old. Sat. guar. M. D. Orr,



Franklin. /
Exc, 1 cream Jersey 3 mos.
old heifer for 2 : Oy Du-



Murphy, Rt.

2h



z
ye

N
Live Stock Wanted

roc or 2 O. I. C. pigs, or 15
hens and rooster, any large
breed. You make exch. Mrs. W.
P. Freeman, Cornelia, R 1.
Exc. Delta Pine Land cotton

seed at 50c bu, for good grade}.

of pigs, not under 30 lbs; also
3 R. I. Red hens, now laying
for a good pig. W. J. Verner,
Campton.

Want hear from parties hav-
ing Short - Nose Berkshire

shoats for sale, wt. 75 or 80.

Ibs., near Augusta. Mrs. M. M.
2, Box 203.

HORSES AND MULES
WANTED
Want a good mule for 1933,
best of care, with option: to
buy; also have 40 lbs. white
velvet okra seed, 7 1-2c lb. or
exc. for anything can use. E.
L. Banks, College Park, R 1.
Want 1 good mule or 2
cheap ones, sound, good work-
ers, cheap, or will exc. good
value for same. Willie Betts,
Woodbury.
Want good work mule ir
exc. for good value of $650.
ae J. P. Davis, Griffin, R



Exc. Jersey cow and 1 Jer-
sey heifer, 16 mos. old for a
good saddle pony, wt. 700 or
800 lbs., also exc. 10 bu. pure
DPL cotton seed for 10 bu. Ga.

or N. C. Runner peanuts. J.

M. Griffin, Shiloh, R 1.
Want to rent a good mule or
horse in good cond., gentle, for

work on a 1 horse farm, or will '

buy on monthly payments.
Must be cheap. J. Allen Ste-
phens, Sr., Fairburn.

RABBITS WANTED
Exc. 1 Belgium Hare buck



\for a doe of any thoroughbred

var., preferably Chinchillas.
James Baldwin, Dawson.

Want 3 Chinchilla does and
1 buck, State what you have
and price. J. W. Adams, Ro-
chelle, R 2.

Positions Wanted

30 yr. old woman, honest,
willing worker, with 3 small
children wants place on farm.
Can. milk, tend to poultry and
other light farm work. Ref.
Small salary. Mrs. Ann Slaugh-
ter, Albany, State St.

High school, business col-
lege training, 22 yr. old young
woman wants place with
Christian family on farm as-
sisting with poultry, and oth-
er light farm work. Small sal-
ary. Miss Kathleen Taylor,
Elberton, 112 So. Oliver St.

Exp. farmer wants job on
farm, Sev. yrs, exp. growing,
curing and grading tobacco.
Give best of ref. Come or
write. H. H. Ousley, Pooler.

Want job on farm for wages,
raised on farm Go anywhere.
Start immediately. Single, so-
ber and honest. $8 mo. and
board. H. B. Addis, Mt. Airy.

Refined, Christian woman,
energetic, unincumberd, agree-
able, willing worker wants
work in dairy, poultry farm,
or Nursery or Floral Farm.
Exp. A-1 ref. Must have sal-
ary. Miss Laura:.Morris, Roop-
ville, R 2.

38 yr. old man, willing work-
er, honest, no bad habits. Exp.
farming and turpentine work,
wants job. Make best offer in
first letter. J. B. Beck, Glen-
wood, R 2.

Want 1 or 2 horse crop on
talves or will work for wages by
the day or month. 2 boys, 15
and 14 yrs. Furnish self. All
need is good mule and fertil-
izer and the land. A. D. Hun-
ter, Dublin, 405 Mary St.

Want job on farm for wag-
es. Can do any kind of farm
work, also repair tools, black-





Good home for right

Thursday, March 2, 19
Positions Wanted

smith, etc. Prefer within 1
miles of Chattanooga, Nort
Walker or Dade County. C
move at once. W. A. Vinso!
Chickamauga.
17 yr. old -country raised
white girl wants home on far
with good people assisting wit.
gen. light farm work for board
and small salary, See or writ
Zona Mae Jacobs, Hortense.
21 yr. old young man wants
job on farm. Life exp., fo
board, laundry and $6 ale
so nice, young woman wane
job doing light farm work for
good people on farm. Cliffo:
Fullmore and Oma Medli
Claxton, Rt. 1, Care A. G
Medlin. :

Farm Help Wanted

Want man for 1 or 2 horse
farm. Standing rent. Goo
land, good house, on pave
highway, 12 1-2 mi. Augusta,
B. W. Anderson, Grovetown..
Want nice, unincumber
woman.-to look after cow, poul
try and other light far mwork
live as one of family. Will give
small crop if desixed. Live
miles So. Ideal. A. N. Ham
brick, Oglethorpe, Rt, 2.

Want white woman, 25-35
yrs. old for gen. light farm
work, live in good christian
home as one of family. Mrs.
H. A. Middleton, Ludowici.

Want boy or man to help

in crop. Give board, work
clothes, tobacco (if smoker)
and a small part of crop when
gathered, or cotton or peanu
patch. Tobe Milner, Shellman,
Rb. 2:
Want healthy, settled, wom-
an without children, good cha-
racter, industrious to live with
family of 2 and assist with
gen. light farm work for board
home and clothes. Ref. exch.
Mrs. F. C. Campbell, Chicka-_
mauga , Rt. 1.
Want. nice, healthy, unin-
cumbered white woman or girl
16 to 45 yrs. to do light farm
work, board, good every-day
and nice Sunday clothes and
ace James Bragg, Perkins,
Rt, 1.

Want good woman, 25-40.
yrs.. of age to do gen. light
farm work, live as one of fam-
ily. Man, wife, no_ children.
party.
At once. Mrs. Claud Johnson,
Canton, Rt. 2.

Want a country raised girl
to atted to flock of chickens.
Give half working clothes and
board. E. B. Rainwater, Hep-
zibah.

Want good, healthy white.
woman with good character to.
help with gen. light farm work
live as one of family, or small
salary. Mrs. J. T. Stalvey, Vale
dosta, Rt. 1, Box 122.

Want boy, 12-15 yrs. old,
raised on farm, for board and
cotton patch. See or write. .
O. D. Cochran, Alpharetta, Rt.
Four.

Want good, strong, able man
to work on farm. Want him
about the first of April. Let
me hear at once. C. R. McEl-
reath, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Plants For Sale

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
60c M. Onion, 65c M. All del.
Marglobe tomato seed, $1.15 Ib.
Greater Baltimore, 80c del. B. J.
Morris, Baxley.

Million Napier grass plants
and roots. Write for full direc-
tions as to planting, etc. Fin
forage; all stock love it; a
cut 4 times yearly. $3.85 M.
T. Smith, Cuthbert.

Crystal Wax Bermuda_ guise
plants 60c M. 5 M up, eet





















































~

Postpaid. Geo, R. &
leon. - a









Flowers and Seed
= For Sale

Second-Hand Machine.
ery Wanted :





- Dbl. crimson, yellow japonicas,
10 yr. old 50c ea. er ae
for $1. Spruce pine 3 for $1. All











































Rooted blue Hydrangea, pink
radiance roses 25c ea. Painted
daisies, rooted 15c doz. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Cliff Tanner, ae
dersville, Rt. 1.

_ White Larkspur plants 5c per
doz. ferns, begonias, geraniums
3c ea. Postage not included.
Maude D. Thompson, Ty Ty.
Weigela, Spirea,
Lan Fragantissima, Forsythia
Abelia 10 to 25c ea. or will exc
for onions cabbage plants Pie
plants or seed. Grace Roberts,
Tallapoosa, Rt. 3, Box 73.

_ American Globe Arhborvitaes,
24 in. 6 for $1; Redbuds, Red
and yellow dogwood, 3ft. Azalias,
Cherokee roses, Crabapples, lau-
Tels $1 doz. Parma violets, 5 dz
$1. Mrs. Addie Ailuced a) Mor-
ganton.

-_Azaliias, Gcietarcas, red
and yellow Japonicas, Spruces,
Crabapples, Bridal Wreath, pink
Almonds, 15 or any variety $1
or lc ea. Del. Mrs. Grace Webb,
Eluijay.

Pink running roses, rooted, 3

for 4c; ail color phlox and pe-
tunas, Purple Hardy Aster
plants, 2 doz for 25c; 100 for
Tbe; Will exc for Batchelor but-
tons or Pimento seed. Mrs. G.
Theus, Butler, Rt. 1.
Dbl. yellow and crimson Ja-
jonicas, well rooted 25c ea;
gwood, red and yellow, 4 for
os Spruce Pines 4 for $2. Mau-
Tien Duckett, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

_ Crimson Amaryllis bulbs, 40
doz. Lilies of the Valley 10c dz.
Mrs. J. W. Miller, La Roche
ve. Savannah,

Second-Hand Machin-
_ery For Sale







McKay 2 - 24 in. tractor plow,
almost new, $25. Exc. for good
plug mule, or milch cow, or any-
thing can, use. mi. South Tem-
Ple on Carrollton Rd. W. E.
Mote, Temple, R 1.
_ 1 good syrup mill, for cash or
trade for something I want. Mrs.
Annie E. Herndon, Mayfield, R
Box 46.
Farm bell, 1 spading 2 horse
harrow, 1 mower and rake. A.
&. Welms, Macon, Care Hotel
Capitol.
1 Titan I. H.C. eng., slight re-
pairs; line shafts, hangers, pul-
leys, and other equipment, good
cond. Net cost all equipment,
$116; of Eng. and al! equipment,
00, FOB. Robt. Fuller, Adairs-
ville.
_ Good, 2nd-hand stalk cutter $8
cash, J. H. Lee, Grantville, R 4.
35 H. P. steam eng., good cond.
Pully equipped, for sale or exc.
What have you? A. S. Radford,
Dawson, R 6.
Delco separator, No. 10, for sale
exc. for milch cow of good
grade, or W. L. hens or baby
chicks. H. H. Hooks, Doerun, R

1 complete syrup mill, ready
for use, Woodruffs 3 Roller mill,
gas. eng. 12 ft. pan. All for $115.



J. L. OShields, Dunwoody.

2 new Humpty-Dumpty egg
arriers, 12 doz. cap. ea. for $1
ad postage. Mrs. W. D. Wisdon,

1 carbide Farm light plant, in
good cond. $25. This plant cost
$300 new. R. L. Vansant, County

1 Moline turning plow, No. 3
Bale or exc. for pigs. Dick



Van Houtti,



Want Fairbanks-Morse oil eng
State power and best price. J.
T. Dudley, Athens, Box 136.

Want 1 B.T.H. tractor har-
row, 6 or 8 ft. 24 in disc. J.
W. Whyley, Warrenton.

Want 1 row Compost strow-
er, also want 10 bu. ea. Brab-

ham and Early Speckled sound)

Velvet beans. Grady HH Ridley,
Franklin. 4

Want for cash, Hammer Mill,
small boiler, bottle washer. Must
be cheap, in first class cond.
Roosevelt Woodrow Brown,
Griffin, Box 424,

Want 1 drag harrow, 1 middle
buster, 1 cutaway harrow. Must
be in good cond., and cheap.
ah Charlie Vinson, Macon, Rt.

Exc. 1 Chattanooga No. 65
turning plow in A-1 cond. for
a No. 13 or 18 Oliver turning
plow in A-1 cond. John R. Ford
Trion, Rt. 1.

Want good used Cole Combi-
nation Hill Dropper planter. C.
M. Parker, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Want stalk cutter, cheap for
cash. Describe fully, make, etc.,
and cond .and price. No junk
accepted; also want 2 or 3 tur-

key hens and 1 unrelated tom,

good breed. W. L. Bruce, Jes-
per.

Want 9 or 10 H. P. gas eng. not
mounted. Write. C. Woodruff,
Winder.

Want Cream Separator in A-1
cond. Write make ,size and state
price in first letter. Mrs. J. N.
Williams, Oglethorpe, Rt 2.

Want poultry wire and 5 and

10 gal. cream, cans; also for sale
or exc 2 good Ideal incubators,
perfect condition ,ea. complete
with automatic egg trays ,tester,
etc. Paul Clark

Want any Farm Light plant,
in fair to good cond. cheap,
also want alternating current
generator, 110-115 volts, not less
than 30 amps. Must be good,
also cheap. Write details. R.
Shepherd, Fitzgerald.

Want bone cutter. Give price
and description. A. F. Samuel,
Fairburn.

Want 270
cotton gins. Would consider 10
inch. Must be in good shape and
cheap. State make, price, etc.

Lee Akins, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Want carbide lighting plant.
Write full details. Must be A-l
rR Thos. C. Ballenger, Gore
Rt. 1.

Want overshot water wheel or
gearing ,also 18 in. Turbine
wheel. E. T. Adams, Richland. .

Want complete Delco genera-
tor or starter switch for same,
1916 model, T. P. Burdett,
Washington.

Want to rent or buy good
Hammer Mill suitable for oper-
ating with Fordson tractor W
H. Ivey, Milledgeville.



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale

180 cap. Queen, $6; 250 cap.
Super Hatcher, $10; 500 cap. el-
ectric battery brooder, $22.50;
Grower batteries, $8 ea. All per-
fect cond. J. L. Whitton, Atlanta,
R 8.

Ideal Inc., perfect cond. 400
egg cap. $10. Mrs. J. N. Baston,
Washington.

500 cap. thermostatic brooder,
$6 or exc. for 100 Dark Cornish



baby chicks; 250 cap. Super Hat-

cher Inc. $15. All guar. good as
new. Mrs. T. R. Stewart, Alma.
450 egg cap. Inc., $20 in perfect
cond., in every way. Everything
complete. Mrs. Piety Forbes,
Brooklet.
Buckeye electric battery brood-
er with cap. for starting 600
chicka Reasonable prices. 4. G.

Smith, Atlanta, 1 Fairburn Cir-

cle.

+ Super Hatcher. inc., 250 cap.
and brooder, 500 cap. $7 or exc.



B.iment feeders

or 80, 12 in. saw|



MARKET BULLETIN

Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale

for chickens. Mrs. L. E. Wooten,
Atlanta, R 2, Box 186.

1 Sears Blue Flame brooder,
$3 FOB. Cash with order. Also
25 P. C. Duroc, cross shoats, 40-
50 lbs. $2 ea. FOB my farm. H.
P. Tucker, Deep Step.

2 oil burning 1M cap. each,
brooders, cheap for cash, or exc.
for corn. V. Bramhold, Mt. Airy.

Buckeye brooder, 150 cap., used
one hatch only, $5.00; 6 - 12 doz.
Humpty-Dumpty egg cases with
fillers, 30c ea. here. M. N. Childs-
Bronwood.

For sale at $10 or exc. for any
farm produce that I cah use, 1
Cypress Inc., 150 egg cap., set 5
times. W. W. Brooks, Greensboro.

For sale for $8 or exc. for Aus-
tralorp hens and pullets, 1 Old
Trusty, 160 egg inc., used twice,
or will exc. for Cornish hens and
pullets for same. J. H. Getzen,
Pendergrass.

60 egg cap. Buckeye Inc., good
cond., with new thermometer, for
$2, Money order. Party. paying



express. Mrs. Pratt Dasher,
Guyton,
1932 Miller Ideal electric

Inc., 400 egg cap. Like new, Sac-
rifice for $25. R. 8. Morris, At-
lanta, 2074 McLendon Ave., NE.

2 - 500 baby chick cap. brood-
ers, value, $7 ea. Will exc. 1 or
both for Indian Runner ducks.
J. H. Gay, Jacksonville.

2 Putnam brooders, used one
season, good as new, $1.75 ea. or
2 for $2. Mrs. L. P. Nease, Mar-
low.

200 cap. Inc. cheap for cash,
or exc. for Battery brooder. D. L.
Hale, Athens, Box 525,

1 Putnam brooder stove, good
cond., used very little, $3 cash
with order, or COD. Mrs. W. C.
Harrison, Carrollton, R 2.

Sol Hot wickless oil burning
brooder, 500 cap., good as new,
$12 FOB or exc. Poultry Equip-
and waterers,
Jamesway and Advance make.
Sell or exc. J. H. Beasley, La-

-yonia, RFD.

1 Super Hatcher Inc., 250 cap.
fair cond., $10 or exc. for equal
value in anything can use. Mrs.
R. L. Smith, Alamo, R A.

Little Brown Hen inc., only
set 2 times, everything good cond.
$2 or exc. for meat, or syrup or
pig. Mrs. Verna Starks, Ellijay,
R 2.

Big Gray Hen inc. good cond.,
100 cap. for sale or exc for tur-
key tom or hens, of any breed,
or corn or cotton seed. N. O.
Rowe, Doerun, R 3.

Sears-Roebuck oil burning
brooder, 1M cap. Cost $12; Sell
for $4. Used 2 seasons. W. B.
Burkhalter, Augusta, R. 2.

No. 62 Buckeye brooder, good

}cond., 500 cap. used part 1 sea-

son, for sale or exc. for Brab
peas, chickens, or anything can
use. Make best offer. John Tur-
ner, LaFayette, R 3.

1M cap. twin float Sol Hot, oil
burning brooder, $8; 1 No. 10 De-
Laval Cream Separator, good
cond. $30 FOB. Mrs. Geo. J.
Garrett, Midland.

Poultry For Sale

LEGHORNS

24 W. L. hens, 1 1-2 to 2 yrs.
old, now laying, 50c ea. or exc.
for corn, peas, oats or hogs. S. F.
Woodall, Woodland.

40 W. L. hens and 5. cocks,
Johnson str. Hens now laying
about 50 per cent. 50c ea. FOB;
also 90-day velvet beans in 2 1-2
bu. sacks, 50c bu. Cash with or-
der. Mrs. D. K. Bynum, S&r.,
Shellman, Ri.

Roselawn AA and 2 yr. old Leg-
horn hens, producing eggs a
plenty. High fertility, carefully
selected, Eggs, 75c per 15; $2 C.
Also chicks, $3.75 per C. Simon.
| Peterson, Douglas,





Poultry For Sale

350 Booths AAA W. L. 12 mo.
old hens. Fine. Also 6 ducks and
2 drakes, Mammoth White Pekin,
8 mos. old. Write. BE, T. Dick-
ens, Madras.

10 W. L., 2 roosters and 8 hens,
all last yrs. hatch and all hens
laying, $3.50 for whole lot. Mrs.
W. C. Charping, Atlanta, Rt. 1,
Box 317-A. Phone Ra. 7004.

50 W. L. Tancred str. May 12,
1932 hatch. All now laying. No
culls. 65 ea. Mrs. Robt. Lewis,
White Oak..

10 Tancred W. L. hens in lay-
ing cond., and 13 Booths Tripple
A. W. L. hens. Best out of flock
or 150 each. 50c ea. Ira F. Mc-
Minn, Ayersviile.

Pure bred Light Brown L. from
Lindstroms Purple Matings, with
250-300 egg record, 3 wks. old,
10c each, day old chicks, 5c ea.
Mrs. J. H. Horton, Cochran, R 3.

82 L. hens, 17 White and 15
Buff, 1932 (March) hatch. Lay-



fing, 40c ea. Exc. for corn or

oats: bu. for hen. Mrs. W. T.
Grimes, Marietta, R 4.

20 pure W. L. March 1932 neh.
Tancred str. pullets and 3 hens,
all laying, 50c ea. FOB. C. L.
Wills, Baxley, R 2.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Electrically hatched thorough-
bred baby chicks, $6 C. Mix.
breed, $5.50. Guar. live del. K.
C. West, Ashburn.

B. R. Reds and W. L. from
bloodtested stock, $650 per C.
Wiley Wiliams, Columbus, R 1.

75 heavy mix. chicks, 3 days
old, 5 ea. 25 heavy mix. 3 wks.
old, 10c ea. Mrs. T. R. Stewart,
Alma.

. Quality chicks that live and
grow. Americas greatest lay-
ing strains: Reds, Rocks, Leg-
horns. Ask for premium plan. A.
O. Bowles, Fayetteville, Box C.

White Leghorns since 1900: as
good chicks as can be found at
a very moderate price. Trapnest-
ed and pedigreed. B. L. Pike, Au-
gusta, R 1.

Pape str. S. C. Black Minorca
baby chicks from heavy layers,
$7.50 per O; $3.75 for 50; $2.15
per 25; eggs, $3 C. del. Mrs. C.
L. Rehberg, Cairo.

Blue Ribbon chicks are best.
Thousands weekly. All popular
breeds. Guar. to live according
to contract. Write for low pri-
ces today. J. I. Hosford, Atlanta,
221 Forsyth St. SW.

Baby chicks, W. L., R. I. Reds,
B. R. and Dark Cornish (Indian
Game). J. J. Harris, Pelham.

Tarbox S. L. Wyandottes,
Parks B R. baby chicks, $7.50
Cc. del. Live del. guar. Eggs, 65c
per 15, del. B. M. Logan, Athens,
R 2.

B. R. Reds, Eng. Leghorns,
White Rocks, from pure bred
stock, $5.95 C. Heavy assorted,
$5.45.C. Lots less than 100, add
an - chick. Prepaid. Live del.

. Fechtel, Waycross,

ah powered baby chicks from
heavy winter layers, of closely
culled flocks. Reds, B. R., Ever-
lay B. L., Tancred W. L. and hea-
vy mixed, 100 per cent live del.
Depression prices. D. F, Thomas,
Odum.

Better baby chicks. Trial order
will convince you. Best and the
cheapest. Officially bloodtested.
Hatch ea. Tuesday. $7 C. up. J.
Claude Epting, Savannah, 312 W.
Bay St.

Day old chicks: Eng. Leghorns,
Reds and Barred Rocks. From
well selected flocks of pure bred





stock. Quality chicks, reasonably |

priced. Write for price first. Cus-
tom hatching, $2 per C. Eggs.
Eustace J. McKinney, Jr., Black-
shear.

W. lL. day old chicks, S each.

Barred Rocks, 5 1-2c del. 100 per) |

cent live del. guar. From high
producing, well culled, healthy



flocks. Weekly hatch. D, P. Mar-



fyearlings. Going out of business.

calves, also pure bred P. C. pigs, .



PAGE NINE
Baby Chicks hore :

tin, Cobbtown.

Special this week, B. R., neue
Buff Orp. White Rock and oth-
er heavies, $6 C; 20 free chicks
with every 100 shipped; White
Leghorns, $5.50 per C. E. R. Ad-
oo Atlanta, 510 Piedmont

ve. ee

Live Stock For Sale s

CATTLE FOR SALE

Reg. Hereford bulls, all sizes
and ages, at farmers es, from
our famous Colonial Plantation
herd, reg. in buyers name. W. B.
Hutchinson, Leesburg.

Yr. old heifer for sale or swap
for a good pig, 6 or 8 wks. old.
C. D. Freeland, Gainesville, R 2.

Pure Guernsey, 10 mos. old bull
for sale or exc. for heifer or corn
F. N. Whittaker, Macon, 201
Pierce Ave. :

Reg. Jersey bull, 20 mos. old,
No. 388986, Roys Noble Mod-
eller $25 at my barn. S. G. Holt,
Ball Ground. "

Nice steer, about 2 yrs. old, |
not broke, wt about 600 Ibs. good
cond. $15 or exc. for 20 bu. good
milling corn, or 24 heavy breed
hens. Come see him. Boyd Chit-
wood, Lavonia, R 1. os

11s









22 milch cows, 6 heifers,

Right prices. If interested com-
municate with L. K. Stevens,
Milledgeville. | ae
.1 - 5 fresh in milch cows for
sale or exc. for dry cattle, or will |
rent for the season. Write or
see: T. J. Biggers, Bremen, Rl. |
Pure bred Guernsey cow, 2nd
calf, fresh in, reg. papers if want-
ed. $50. B. W. Murray, Bruns-
wick,
Pure bred Jersey cow, fresh in,
Qnd calf, giving 3 1-2 gal. milk,

and 1 1-2 lbs. butter. $25; also

sev. Jersey cows, first calf, $20
ea. A. J. Payne, Reynolds. |

Pure bred Black Angus bull, 2
1-2 yrs. old, best of cond., $50.00
cash, also some 2nd-hand farm-
ing tools. Mrs. Mary L. Kimbell,
McDonough, R 3.

Reg. Polled Hereford cattle,
both bulls and heifers, for sale.
E. T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam. __

Sev. pure bred Guernsey bull

males and females, also bred gilts
to farrow in March. Dr. N. OG,
Alston, Richland.

1 pure Black col. Jersey, 6 yr.
old, fresh in with fine heifer calf
cheap for cash. 2 1-2 gal. milk,
pound butter per day on com-
mon feed. Mrs. John 8S. Roe,
Canon. ;

Good, fresh in cow, cheap, also
brown sugar crowder peas for
sale or exc. for good chewing to-
bacco; and 4 Donaldson str. hens |
and cockerel, $4. J. H. Carring-
ton, Chipley, R 3.

Reg. bull, 15 mos. old, good
breeding and good individual. $35
or exc. for peas or other equal
value. T. R. Breedlove, Monroe. |

2 yr. old Jersey cow, 2 gal. on
small feed; calf 6 wks. old, $20.
cash. Miss Edna Ross, Blue
Ridge, R 1.

1 young, reg. Guernsey bull for
sale or exc. for a reg. female
Guernsey of equal yalue. W.-AL
Daniel, Tennille. ie

HOGS FOR SALE
1 each, sow and boar, pure bred
Duroc Jersey $10 ea. or $19 for
the pr. Cash only. Thuiman El-
lis, Hazlehurst.
15 Duroe pigs, 8 wks. old, sub.
to reg. $1.50 ea. at my place. Mrs.
W. EB. Penney, Metter.
14 8. P. C. pigs in litter from
World Champion Senior sow,
Lunshin Lady, No. 407476.
Sired by the World Champion |
Jr., boar, Charmer, No. 158275.
F. HR. Bunn, Midville. ee
Big Bone Blue Guinea bred
gilts, $7 to $9; 1 full blood Jer-
sey heifer, 3 1-2 mos. old, $7 or
exc. W. A. Sumner, Norristown.



















Struck, poultry,

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: PAGE TEN
_- Live Stock F or Sale

HOGS FOR SALE
Pure bred 8S. P. C. gilts for

ae breeding, 6 mos. old, cholera im-

~~ - muned. $5; brood sow and 10
pigs, $18. Exc. for shelled corn
or peanuts, V. Davidson, Irwin-
~ ton. :
An outstanding litter of S. P.
' CG. pigs, sired by Son of Ameri-
- can Eagle dam sired by An-
nouncer;. grandsons and daugh-
ters of 2 World Champion boars.
R. L. Johnson, Midville.

Few pure bred S. P. C. gilts..

Sire reg. $3.50 ea. No chks. Mon-
ey order. Mrs, J. A. Dickey, Mid-
wile, Hd. =:

400 lb. young sow, P. C. and
Tamworth, cross, and 8 pigs, 6
wks. old, Sell or exc. for work

- mare, Bring mare and get pigs.
Miss M. A. Brobston, Madison,
R4.

4 pure bred Duroc Jersey
_ shoats, wt. about 100 lbs. ea. for

sale. Mrs. C. A, Hines, Moreland,
RL

Pure S. P. C. pigs and a 2 mos,

- old_boar, same stock. A. F. Bram-
Jett, Ficklin.

6, 8, 10 wks. old pigs, also some
fine shoats, 40-100 Ibs. wt. at my
barn at prices you will buy. T.
W. Fowler, Smyrna, Marietta
- Road, Log Cabin Stop.

Live Stock Wanted



_. HORSES & MULES WANTED

Want to buy 1 to 5 outlawed
horses or mules. Does not mat-
ter how wild or mean if sound
and cheap. P. A. Price, Albany.
Exc. Jersey cow with first calf
and 50 bu. corn for a good mule
or horse, at once. T. W. Spell,
Register, R 1.
Want 1 mule, full 1 horse tools
2S. P. C. gilts, reg. Must be

_ cheap. R. E. Hyde, Douglasville.

Want a good milch cow around
4 gal. good milk and butter in
proportion. State what you have

and price. Mrs. Ruth Hale, Col- |

-jJege Park, R 1.
. Trade good value for a good
mule, or will keep mule for feed
or will pay rent next Fall, if
reasonable. Write. P. V. Gunn,
Sumner, R 2.
Exc. 20 head of common goats

, and other value for a good mare
- (must be a good saddler and
broke to: buggy use). Exc. the
' goats for a plug. Y. L. Ranton,
_dr., Vidalia, R 2.

: Want 2 farm mules. Will rent
or will exc. cows or hogs for
same, or will buy and pay next
Fall. Good ref. W. J. Jackson,
Ochlochnee, R 3.

Positions Wanted





ie 20 yr. old boy wants job on
- farm or dairy. Exp. in both will-
ing worker, no bad habits. Ref.
if required. Write at once. John-
nie Carrell, Smyrna, R. 1.
Want job on farm, 18 yrs old,
_ white, no bad habits, Exp., for
$12.00 mo. board and laundry.
Harry Farrell, Atlanta. 1044
Dunning St. S. E.
Widow with three boys wants
place on farm. Honest, hard
~ workers. Must have work. Let
me hear at once. Near a good
school and church. Mrs. Nellie
Cochran, College Park. R. 2.
in care E. W. Patty, corner Lee

and Virginia Ave. SE.

_Want job on farm assisting
with garden, poultry and other
_ light farm work.. For home and
small salary. Mrs. D. P. Will-
iams, Atlanta. Care Gen. Del.
45 yr. old man wants place on
dairy or gen.
farming. Live as one of family.

-. Willing worker. no bad habits.
we Austin, Pineora.

: Want a two horse farm with
4 or 5 room house, on shares.
' Must be moved and furnished.
_E. Arnold, Athens, 197 Miles







| Want white woman of good
lcharacter for : 1

Positions Wanted

want to get place on Georgia
farm, to work for board and
reasonable wages: Write: E. K.
Moody, Personnel Secty, Red
Shield Lodge, 125 Ivy St. Atlan-
ta.

Want 1 or 2 horse crop on
halves. Need some money. Can
tend 2 horse, but will take one
horse. H. R.. Rees, Douglasville,
Re 2:

Want job on farm close to
Atlanta. 22 yrs. old, white, no
bad habits. Exp. Ref. George
Harper, Atlanta, 357 Oakland
Ave. SE.

Connection wanted by well ex-

perienced dairy farmer and poul-
tryman. Overseer or second man.
Practically jifes exp., market-
ing and handling dairy products,
breeding, etc. live stock. Busi-
ness and clerical education. J.
W. Cartledge, Columbus. 2829
Waverly St.
- 20 yr. old young man wants
job on farm. Do any kind of
farming, and can drive tractor
or car. F. L. Farmer, Atlanta. R.
2 Box 174.

Want job on poultry or other
farm, assisting with light work,
flowers, poultry, etc. 33 yrs. old,
dont mind work. Miss Jewell
Saxon, Brunswick, R 1, Box 63 E.

Want job on farm. Refined,

._| Christian country woman, widow.

Milking, and general light work,

4for board and small salary. Best

of ref. Write particulars. Prefer
with elderly, Christian couple.
oo W. T. pene, Stockbridge,
46 yr. old man wants 2 to 4
horse crop on 50-50 basis. Hon-
est, sober, life time exp. Ref.
exch. Will take caretaker place
of Hunting lodge or Estate. P.
E. Sims; Statham, R 2. ,
. 21 yr. old married man with
wife, want job on farm, with old
couple preferred. Have had about
3 yrs. exp. Buford Dunaway, De-
catur, 115 W.. Ponce de Leon
Ave.
Want large, good 1 horse farm
with good pasture, stock and tools
furnished, not more than 50 mi.
from Atlanta. Write what kind
of crops want planted mostly. J.
F, Peeples, Atlanta, 79 Lakewood
Terrace. .

Farm Help Wanted

Want able bodied farm hand,
clean and does not smoke, will-
ing worker. Give $6: mo., board
and laundry, straight time. J. T.
McClure, Carrollton, R 3.

Want good, honest, sober man,
without bad habits, to work for
board and laundry and = small
salary to be paid in Fall. A. P.
Mills, Toccoa, R 2.

Want good, middleaged, white
man without family, who under-
stands truck farming in South-
east Ga. and can do any kind of

work around the place, Must be
sober and furnish good ref. Sal-
ary, room and board. W. M.
Hamilton, Supt., O. R. C. Home,
Savannah.

Want colored boy, 12 or 14 yrs.
old, to live with me, help on farm
for board and clothes. Must be
without bad habits. M. N. Put-
nam, Carrollton, R 5.

Want a homeless, refined, mid-
dleaged woman to live with me
and help with light work in
country farm home. Home and
small salary. 2 in family. Con-
venient to church. Fanny Pharr,
Buford, R 1.

Want colored man and wife to
work on farm for board and cot-
ton patch; also want a good Jack
Will exc. corn or cows. T. A.
Bowen, Blakely.

Want exp. cotton and corm
farmer to run 2 mule crop, 3rd
and 4ths. 40 A. River Bottoms.
30 A. upland. 22 miles Atlanta.
a Ss. S BO, Douglasville, R







MARKET BULLETIN

Farm Help Wanted

milk cows, stay as one of family,
board and clothes, 25 to 40 yrs.
old. No snuff nor tobacco user
need answer. Mrs. Jesse James,
Collins, R, 2.

Want small family to live in
home and help work farm. No
smoker nor drinker accepted. E.
Frank Sosebee, Watkinsville, R 1,

Want white woman, 25 to 45
yrs. old, to stay with aged couple,
to work with flowers and garden
and other light farm work. J. J.
Macijiwski, Hartwell, R 4.

Want to hire at once, man exp.

in farming, sober, honest, etc., to}

help make crop. Reasonable sal-
ary, board and washing. A. M.
Groover, Ludowici, R B.

Want a white boy, 14 - 16 yrs.
of age to live as one of family
and help with cows and other
light farm chores. O. T. Ashe,
Eastman,

Want a young man 18 to 25
yrs. old, of good health, good
habits, and @ good worker, to
help make crop. Will give a bale
of cotton, or a cotton patch;
furnish some clothes and tobac-
co, and little money, board and
washing. M. T. Fuller, Clem, R 1.

- Tobacco Wanted

Want 40 lbs. tobacco, pressed
and flavored, ready to use, smo-
king and chewing. Send sample
and price. No trash. R. P. Har-
rell, Donalsonville, R 2.

Exe. shelled pop corn for to-
bacco, sweet, juicy, mild kind;
also Kudzu roots, 3 yrs. old at
reasonable price. J. E. Hutche-
son, Dallas, R 5.

Want good, sound, ripe and
well cured tobacco grown in 1931.
Send sample and price.
Parris, Rockmart, R 2.

Exc. Wannamaker cotton seed
for flue cured tobacco, any amt.
T. W. Williamson, Bowdon, Rl.

Want 10 or 20 lbs. No, 1 chew-
ing tobacco, flavored. Send sam-
ple and best price del. H. C.
Jones, Dewyrose, R 1.

Exc. Rice peas (fine for table
use) for 12 lbs. good, No. 1 to-
bacco: lb. for lb. Nice cured ham,
guar. no bugs; for sale or exch..
for good turkys. H. E. Mealer,
Adairsville, R 2.







Georgia Products
For Sale

,. CORN AND SEED CORN
FOR SALE

Whatleys prolific seed corn,
nubbed and shelled, 45c pk. $1.25
bu. FOB. Mrs. H. C. Warren,
Pitts, R 2. :

159 bu. good corn for sale. Em-
mett Miller, Woodland.

Pure Cuban Yellow Flint seed
corn (hardest corn on the mar-
ket). 5c pk. $2 bu. FOB, Chas.
F, Clements, Pitts.

Elite seed, State insp. Imp.
Whatleys Prolific, $2 bu. 2 bu. to
bag; Shorts Golden Queen pop-
corn, 6c Ib. 100 Ibs. to bag, FOB.
Member Ga. Crop Imp. Assn.
Frank L. Short, Sylvester.

Truckers Favorite seed corn,
1l0c qt. 25c, 3 qts. Buyer to pay
postage. B. C. Moxley, Gaines-
ville, R 11.

Cuban Yellow Flint seed corn,



40c pk. $1.50 bu. Also 10 Ibs/
beeswax, 20c lb.; Green Meadow

Bermuda grass roots, $1.50 per
toe sackful. Add postage. Cash.
Riley Woodring, Alto, R 1.

Pure Truckers Favorite seed
corn, hand selected, 10c lb. or 80
peck postpaid. R. B. Williams,
Eastman, R 1.

125 bu. slipped shuck ear corn
for sale. T. M. Shurling, Blythe.
Yellow Dent seed corn, 50c pk;
Cream sugar crowder peas, 6c lb.
Also 8. C. B. L. cockerels, 50c ea.
FOB; Eggs, 50c per 15. Exc. for
at peanuts, and: budded pecan
rees.





| wheat,, 75 bu;

N. V.}

. H. ee Greenville,



Hectem Products
a or Sale

Thursday, March 2, 1933. _




Georgia Produc
For Sale |



White Rice pop corn, shelled,
2 Ibs. 15c; 10 Ibs. 50c. Produce
from 5 to 10 ears to stalk. Add

|postage. E. S. Beshers, Wood-

stock, R 2.

Hastings pure Prolific seed
corn, 90c bu. Aldine Walls, Roop-
ville..

Yellow seed corn, hand select-
ed and. shelled. (Good poor land
producer; make up to June lst),
35 peck, and postage. E. D.
Puckett, Cumming, R 6.

600 bu. corn, 50c at barn, also
100 bu. Ga. Runner peanuts, 50c
bu. FOB; Sev. bu. brown sugar
crowder peas, 4c lb. J. Q. Wilson,
Abbeville. Agt. Wilson Farms.

Hastings Early Market seed
corn; Hastings earlest roasting
ear.corn, 3 lbs. 30c; pk. 95c, F.

|Gardiner, Homer, Box 28,



COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Pure Cokers No. 5, No black
seed, 25c bu. FOB. Exc. for pota-
to plants. G. A. Holsonback, Cal-
houn, R 2.

Pure Wannamakers, recleaned,
35c bu. Genuine Blue Stem seed
pure Bancroft
2M bundles
$1.25 per

seed oats, 60c bu;
good, 4-hand fodder,
C.:: Riley Couch, Turin.

50 bu. Neelys for planting,
1931 crop, staple pulls, 1 1-16 in.
0e bu. FOB my station. J. F.
Briscoe, Loganville.

Rhynes Cook and Clevewilt W.
R. cotton seed, 75c bu. Pollock,
10-25 cantaloup seed, 50c Ib.;
Knighten or Little Cob corn, $1.-
25 bu. All pure, selected. for seed.
C. lL. Rhyne, Plains.

500 bu. Petty-Toole and Imp.
Cook, wilt resistant, recleaned
land guar. sound. 45c bu: Also 400
stalks Napier grass, 50e per C.
T. O. Whitchard, Blakely.

Cokers No. 5,.1 1-16 in. staple,

| Wannamaker Cleveland. All gin-

ned on my private gin and re-
cleaned. 50c bu. FOB in good
sacks. J. L. Thomas, Madison, R

1,
Cokers No. 5 planting cotton
seed, long: staple, 50c bu. or exc.
for 2 pigs or good chewing to-
bacco. R. H. Hambfick, Lavonia.
Pure, 5 Lock, 1932 Half and
Half cotton seed. Over 5 bu. lots
40c; 100 per cent good, 90-day
velvet beans, $1 bu. not prepaid.
Roy L. Bloodworth, McIntyre.
Neelys pure planting cotton
seed. Staple 1 1-8 in. 50c bu. or
exc. for good chewing tobacco,

or for 2 pigs. W. T. Adams, La-

vonia, Box 381.
Unmixed and Officially ger-

mination test, Cert. Cokers No. }
#5 strain 2 Cleveland staple cot-
ton seed, $20 ton, $1.10 per CWT. |

1931 crop, 1 crop from breeder.
. L. Thornton, Dewyrose, R 2.

M bu. D. P. L., 1 1-16 in. sta-
ple, No. 8, 40 per cent lint. Or-
dered from Orig. and kept pure.
$1.25 per 100 Ibs. Exc. for any
farm preduce can use. Archie
Malcom, Social Circle.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

4 nice country cured hams, wt.
about 45 Ibs. ea. 13 lb. prepaid.
1 or all. R. W. Gabriel, Colbert.

Pure Country killed pork sau-
sage, smoked with oak wood, 15c
lb. Fresh in the link, 12 1-2c Ib:
FOB. Will ship COD. C. BH} Wil-
lis, Tifton, 110 5th St.

Green oak smoked hams, 12

1-2c; sides, 9c; shoulders, 8c lb.

Also. Himalaya, berry, tansy and
sage plants to exc. for cabbage
and onion plants. Mrs. Rosa M.
Holland, Toomsboro, R 2.

Pure pork sausage, smoked and
dried, 5 Ibs. $1 del. or exc. some
for heavy breed baby chicks. Mrs.
Milton Minshew, Walden.

Country cured teat: hams, 13c



shoulders, | - sides, 6c tb. No.

- Hooks, id cote



checks. W.M
LR

Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville,























































HONEY BEES AND BEE
PLIES. FOR SALE

1: Root Bee Smoker, $1
about 18 lbs. used goose fe:
25c lb. or exc. What have
W. W. Hendricks, Dover.
Pure Ext.. honey, No.

Ib. postpaid, $1;
60c gal. FOB by the bbl. J
Crummey, Doctortown:
. Nice, white, No. 1 section
honey, 24 sec. to cs, $2.50.
FOB. Have sev.. cases.
White, Groveland, R 1.

New, painted, han
frame Bee Hives, supe
section for ea. hive, fo
comb in frames and section
id oak tops and bottoms.
ea., 3, $5. FOB. W. A, Jot
Alto.

6 1-2 Ibs. beeswax, 20 1}
ey order. L. M. Allen, Ball
R 2.

Excellent grade Ext.
10 lb. pail, $1;.2 ten Jb.
Price on bbl. quantity | on
B. E. Sheppard, Savannah
East Henry St.

PECANS AND OTHER
REES, ETC., FOR 8

May cherry sprouts, 100
Rattleweed roots, 20c Ib.;-
Goose plums, 10c ea. Hedge |
lc ea. Add postage. Wi



Brown and White fig tree
ea. Tic doz: peach and
trees, 50c doz. Blue plum
walnuts, 10c; garlic 10c |
bulbs, Jesse Dean,. Nahaffey
cula. : :

Scuppernong vines, well roo!
10c ea. 3 for 25c. Tbe d
C. Exe. for anythirig can v
E. Pruett, Eastman, R 6.

Concord grape, white
brown fig sprouts, Lucre
berry, white cape jasmin
crepe myrtles, 10c ea. 3 fo
Add postage. Will exch.
Hicks, Adel, R 1.

All lead. var. apple trees
10; Concord and Niagara |
vines, 3 yr. 10c; Progre
Klondike strawberry plant
C. All State insp. Postpaid
Alexander, Cleveland.

Purple Fig sprouts, 2
10c ea. del. Exe, for pullets,
breed, or farm produce of
kind. H, E. Armert, Reidsv.

, May cherry, Sugar pea
rooted, 1 ft. 60c doz. Himal:
blackberry, $1 C; Winter 0
sets, 30c gal. All ' postpaid.
Smith, Braselton.

Standard var., pecan
Money-Maker, Success, 5
Schley and Pabst. 2 - 8 ft.,
35c ea. FOB. J. F. Ponder,

nail lots, or 20 ea. in 1
lots. All FOB. Chas. Cc. Harm
Stovall.





WANTED

Exe. 100 Ib. seedling
for 200 lbs. nice, clean. sp
peanuts; 100 bu.. P. R. po
for sale, 40c bu. FOB;
milch, 3 gal. day cow,
FOB . W. C. Wicker, W.:
ville.

Want 300 Ibs. No. 1
C runner seed peanuts. W
No 1 hand gathered
Queen watermelon seed



















Thursday, March 2, 1938.
Plants For Sale




P.. R. potato plants, $1 M.
Cash with order. Exe. ome for
wong Arm peanuts, J. L. Car-
er, Coffee, R 1.
Frost-proof cabbage, Chas. W.
and Copenhagen Market, spring
rown plants, 70c M del. 10 M
c M FOB. B. F. Mallard,
pringfield.
Large size Lady T. strawberry
nts, 300, 60c; $1.75 M. P. P.
r exc. for Crystal Wax Ber-
nuda onion plants, Lima beans,
r dried apples. Mrs. L. W. Se-
go, Pinehurst. .
Now booking orders for Mar-
lobe tomato plants, shipped
March 15th, on, at $1.75 M.
postpaid, 50 per cent cash with
order. Also now, white Bermuda
onion plants, 75c M postpaid. J.
Courson, Baxley.
2 yr. old bearing plants, $1
loz. Tips, 50c per doz. Write for
rices on 50 M or. more. E. K.
comb, Waycross. .
Asparagus Crowns, 1 yr. size,
c ea. Exc. for corn, peas, vel-
et beans, Incubator, corn plan-
er or anything can use. Edwin
Vinge, Lyons, R 4.
Kudzu, 1 - 20 yr. old, Field
a $5 per M. J. L. Chambly,
Bs

abbage plants, imp. Wake-
leld, COD, 75c M; 5 M_ $3;
white Bermuda onion, same
price. Sat. guar. F. F. Stokes,
itzgerald. :
Pink and Purple skin Porto-
con potato plants $1.25 M. Lots
5 M or more, $1 M. Can del.
























































i plants: Marglobe, Greater
saltimore tomato, Pepper, and
*. R. potato, All, $1 M. del J.
- Mullis, Baxley.

Plants Wanted _

_ Exc. 1 Mahood Red rooster at
31.50, Roselawn Barron W. L.
latching eggs, at 75c per 15;
ew, white, 100 Ib. feed sacks,
for Eldorado, Lucretia or
ung berry plants. O. B. Lo-
, Smyrna, R 2. '

Want to hear from party who
l have the Nigger Killer
gger choker) potato plants
for sale. State price. J. E. Per-
c] re S, McRae.

_Exc. 5 M. Portorican potato
plants, ready May Ist, or 3500
dimalaya blackberry plants, or
> bu. Piedmont 2-ear corn, nub-
| and shelled, for 10 M. On-
Plants. Ea. pay postage.
cis James, Brooks.
_Exe. setting eggs or baby
hicks from extra nice pens of
cks, White Leghorns, Black
nmorcas for P. R. potato plants.
Nrite if intereted. Mrs. Paul H.
ansant, Douglasville.

Seed For Sale

White Velvet Okra seed 15c
Db. White nest onions 8c Ib.;
gg plant seed 10c tbls. Mam-
th Sunflower seed 10c lb.
fnn. Red Peanuts 20c_ gal.
; y Tate, Rome, Rt. 5 Box














































Pure clean and sound white
Velvet Okra seed, lic Ib. Pre-
paid or will exch for value.
sh with orders, no stamps.
E ae McEntyre, Adairsville,

0 Ibs. pure Stone Mountain
nelon seed, 25c Ih. No stamps.
| Hoke Spence, Vienna, Rt. 3.
_ 500 Ibs. genuine Imp. Dixie
sell melon seed, hand saved,
Ib; 500 bus. Porto Rico po-
atoes, priced right. W. O.
sirdsong, Gordon.
Any quantity red and Rib-
jon seed cane, 75c 100 FOB.
w 1000 green cane, $1 per
. Jas. A. Chauncey, Screven.
astings Stone Mountain
seed, 50c Ib. postpaid,
k. Clyde Cook, Pitts,



















Seed For Sale

20c Ib. del. will exch. for peas
or anything. R. H. McMillan,

Enigma, Rt. 1.
Grohoma 10 Ibs. $1. del.
within 150 miles. No stamps.

H. F. Compton, Jackson.

Grohoma seed 15c lb. add
postage, produce 5 to 15 tons
to acre. Ed Odom, Ideal.

Collard seed, will exch. for
cabbage plants, onion plants
or anything. Mrs. H. A. Sulli-
van, Jasper, Rt. 2. -

Nest onions, yellow and wht.

Dial.
White Velvet okra seed 5 Ibs.
75c; 20 lbs. $2.75, sold in lots
only. Hot red pepper dried 25c
Ib. del. Ida Wright, Alto, Rt. 1.
Porto Rico potatoes for bed-
ding, Gov. Insp. 75c bu. Also
all kind of plants, Worlds
Famous melon sed. E. T.
Clements, Tennille.
Kaffir Corn, 10c lb. Mam-
moth Russian Sunflower seed,
15c Ib. C. Leon Smith, La-
Grange RE. 1s
1932 Hales Best Cantaloupe
seed 50c lb. del. S. D. Felts,
Adel, Rt. 3.
White Bermuda onion sets, 15c
at. 2 qts. 25c del. parcel post.
W. G. Hollomon, Brooklyn.
Tom Watson melon seed, 75
lbs in lot for 20 lb. In smaller
amts. 25c Ib. or will exch. for
Cokers Pedigreed cotton seed.
J. J. Bloodworth, Gordon.
Nest onions, all good plants,

-|will exch. for 100 lb. sacks or

quilt pieces. Mrs, T. A. Mullins
Goggans. --

Yellow Mammoth, squash
seed 5c tbls. Vine okra seed,
5c tbls. add postage. Large
kernel hickory nuts, 2c Ib. FOB
Mrs. W. B. Cheves, Villa Rica.

100 lbs. Cuban Queen melon
seed, $1 Ib. also 500 lbs. Thur-
man Grey melon seed, 15c Ib.
P. E. Ivey, Pinehurst.

350 lbs. Weaver Watson mel-
on seed, No. 1 best quality
from selected melons, average
30 to 60 lbs. Write for prices.
Frank McDonald, Sumner.

Henderson White Bush Lima
beans, 10c Ib. in 10 Ib. lots or
more. Postpaid. Mrs. J. D.
Rowell, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

50 lbs. Sims pure melon seed
hand selected dried in shade.
H. J. Ellis, Chipley.

Nice melon seed, will exch.
for garden seed or dried apples
Mrs. E. L. Langley, Cedartown,
317 4th St. ;

3000 stalks of Green Sugar
cane for planting, 3 or 4 ft.,
sound and in good condition,
$2 per 100 FOB. D. W. Payne,
Reynolds. |

Seed Ribbon cane, 65c per
pk., postpaid in Ga. J. H. Dav-
is, Milledgeville, Rt. 5.

Grohoma, the wonder grain
crop 30 to 75 bu. to acre, 5 to
10 tons fodder. Write at once
for complete information. J. A.
Boatwright, Thomson, Box 344

Pure, selected Stone Moun-
tain melon seed, 1932 crop 25c
per lb, FOB. L. Pearman, Tif-
ton, Rt. 1.

800 Ib. Stone Mountain mel-
on seed, lst. yr. planting. Seed
ordered last spring from Rock
Ford, Colorado, 15c per Ib. fob.
Unadilla. F, L. Royal, Unadilla

California Honey Drip cane
seed, thrashed by machinery,

Covington, Rt. 3.

Korean lLespedeza, finest
quality, state tested 99.7 per
cent pure, 96 per cent germi-
nation test, marvelous land
builder and abundant hay pro-
ducer. 10c Ib. Sam W. Jordan,
59 Inman Circle, Atlanta.

California Beer seed, 10c cup
Add postage. Mrs. R. D. Sa-
ville, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Cane seed, clean and sound,






50c gal. $1 pk; $ varieties mel-

40c gal. FOB. Mrs. Eliza Weeks |

sound, clean, 50c pk.

clean 5c Ib W. H. Wrinslett,





Seed For Sale

seed 25c cup del. No stamps.
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen.

Pure Dixie Bell melon seed.
25c per Ib. Money order only.
A .O. Grenade, Ivey,

Seed: Hendersons Bush But-
ter beans, 10c lb. Cream Crow-
der and Sugar Crowder peas,
4c ea. All good and sound. W.
W.. Whitaker, Harlem, Rt. 1.

Hand cleaned O-too-tan
beans, no cracked ones, $2 per
bu., or exch. for corn. F. C.
Sawyer, Sulphur Springs.

300 lbs. Bunch Baby lima
beans 6c lb. 3 bus. Brown sug-
ar Crowders, $1.50 bu. FOB
Pay E. G. Summers, Senoia

30 lbs. hand selected Tom
Watson melon seed, 25c lb. or
exch. for pigs, chickens, white
feed sacks or few garden pea
seed. Write first. E. E, Adams,
Alamo, Rt. A.

1-2 gal. Half Runner garden
bean seed, 50c; also larkspur
and phlox plants, now ready,
10c doz. Add postage. Yellow
thornless roses, 10c ea. Mem-
phis Timms, Auburn, Rt. 2.

2M. P. O. J. seed cane, 4 ft.
50c per C. 8 miles No. Cairo,
near Shivers. M. P, Maxwell,
Cairo, Rt. 4. i

Lady peas, mush peas, pur-
ple hull, cream crowders, 5 lbs.

35c; May Eng. peas, velvet and |

Perkins okra, 20c lb. Large.
white feed sacks, 90c doz. post-
paid. Mrs. Grace Maddox,
Flowery Branch.

40 lbs. white velvet okra seed
10c lb. W. T. Keys, Riverdale,
Rte 1;

Hastings syrup cane seed,
also 50
lbs. colored butter bean. seed,
mix. running and bunch 5c lb.
25 lbs. white and speckled run-
ning butter beans, 10c lb, A.
F. Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

Stone Mitn., Watermelon
seed, selected from choice mel-
ons, 25c lb. Mrs. Dollie Bennett
Cordele, Rt. 4.

50-75 Ibs. Hastings Perkins
Mammoth long green pod ok-
ra, seed, 10c lb. J. A. Sealy, Pel-
ham. ;

Kiana seed cane, 50c_ per
100. G. W. and L. R. Hasty,
Dawson.

Earliest watermelon known,
ripens in 60 days from plant-
ing. Wt. 15-20 lbs. under fav-
orable conditions (will not
sunburn), seed, 10c pkt. post-
paid. Frank Bennett, Coffee.

Old fashioned Cowhorn okra
seed, 5c thls., 40c cup. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. Joe A. Whaley,
Shellman, Rt. 2.

Ga. Runner peanuts, 60c;
Stone Mtn: melon seed, 30c;
90-day Velvet beans, 75c; Tex-
as Ribbon Cane seed, 5c lb. T.
E. Wise, Ashburn.

Large Red Spanish peanuts,
8c Ib. large white Runner but-
ter beans and baby limas, 7c,
del. Exc. for dried apples or
goose feathers. Mrs. Fred
House, Madison.

2 bu. Grohoma seed, $5 bu.
Del. in Ga. Nice seed, ist yr.
from Orig. Also want 50 eggs

from pure bred Eng. Red Caps.

Write at once. Dewey Nelms,
Bowman, Rt. 1.

Cayana sugar cane seed,
real long, good cond., $1.50 per
Cc. $3 M. FOB Farm. Sam G.
EB. Hicks, Adel.

12 M. seed cane, $10 M. J.
E. McKinzie, Stillmore, Rt. 1.

25 lbs. Watson melon seed,
25c Ib. 3 Ibs. Quill melon seed,
large var., 60c Ib. From 1932
crop. D, H. Lacey, Pavo, Rt. 4.

Extra select Stone Mtn. and
Watson melon seed, 40c Ib. del.
Cc. F. Thomson, Thomasville.

About 1 M. stalks seed cane,

@ v.28 ft., 2c a stalk, in cash,
cd del. J. H. Brazier, Zebu-
"8 fhe. white walvat. 18 Ip

MARKET BULLETIN



_ |F, Tyson, 2




Seed , For Sale

green pod okra seed, $3 for
lot; lettuce, $1 Ib. All del. Exe.
for garden seed. J. H. Burk-
head, College Park, Rt. 1.

Old Indian pumpkin seed,
Mothers Favorite muskmelon
Daddys Giant muskmelon seed
10c pkt. 3 for 25c. J. Tom
White, Dublin.

3 M. P. O. J. seed cane, $10
M. at my farm, or exc. for
Flat Runner peanuts. Mils
oe Blackshear, Rt. 3, Box
8. :

20 Ibs. stringless green pod
bunch beans, 12 1-2c Ib. 10 bu.
big boll Cleveland cotton seed,
30c bu; 8 lbs. long pod okra,
10c Ib. O. L. Spence, Villa
Rica. ; t

White velvet okra seed, 12-
1-2c Ib. 10 Ibs. $1, or exc. for
Irish potatoes, O-too-tan bean
seed corn, early cabbage or to-
mato plants. Max Martin, A-
dairsville.

Martin gourds, large var.,
seed, collard, poppy, prince
feathers, hollyhocks, single and
dbl. 4 OClocks. Few for exch.
Mrs. M. J. Cochran, Monti-
cello, Rt. 6, Box 41.

12 lbs. long green pod okra

seed, for sale. Make best offer
in first letter. P. J. Clifford,
Griffin, Rt. A.
Tom Watson melon seed, es-
pecially selected, hand saved
and shade cured, 30c lb. del.
or exc, 1 1-2 lbs. for 1 bu.
Runner peanuts up to 25 bu.
Cc. B. Hurst, Meigs, Rt. 1.

Best var., pimiento seed,
treated, 75c lb. or exc. for any
farm products, W. J. Childs,
Jr., Wayside.

6 tbs. Pride of Ga. melon
seed, 35c lb. Money order only.
E, J. Dukes, Sylvester, Care W.
C. Grubbs, Rt. 1.

Selected Watson melon seed,
35c Ib. or exc. for Velvet beans
or Spanish peanuts. Mrs. Geo.
T, Martin, Ty Ty, Rt 2.

The world famous gourd
seed, 1932 crop, 20c doz. pre-
paid. No stamps. W. F. Walden
Vidalia, Rt. 1.

Tobacco seed, 10c spoonful;
also Lifsey melon seed, 20c pkt
okra seed, 15c pkt. Red pepper
10c spoonful, Send coin or
stamp. Paul Gilstrap, Alphar-
etta, R 5.

Good, sound okra seed, (bear

early until late) 15c Ib. W. G.}

Mullinax, Quitman, R 2._

Colored cornfield and string-
less green pod bean seed, 25c
lb. Howells Favorite squash
seed, 15c doz. Also nice, firm
yellow butter, 20c Ib.. or exch.
Mrs, J. A. Howell, Meigs, R 1.

Red Hot pepper seed, 5c per
2 tbls. also 1 teacupful of
Tenn. green pod bean seed to
exc. for 200 E. J. cabbage
plants;
Mrs. W. H. Manders, Hoschton
R 2. :

Gourd seed, from gourds of
11 gal., 15c doz. Vegetable
gourd seed, 10c doz. All: del.
Will exch. T. M. Shelnut,
Franklin, R 5.

Nice, tender cornfield bean
seed, 20c lb. or will exc. for
something of equal value, Cu-
shaw seed, 10c for 2 doz. seed.
Mrs. J. H. Fowler, Howard.

Olq fashioned Cowhorn ok-

ra seed, 5c this., 40c cup. Add
postage. Mrs. Joe A. Whaley,
Shellman, FR 2.
- 40 Ibs. white velvet okra seed
15 Ib. 5 lbs. Rockyford canta-
loup seed, 20c Ib; 2 60-lb. cans
good lard, 7c Ib. cash, or good
Brabham peas. Ha. pay post-
age, Mrs. W. H. Dorminy, Ala-
paha.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, pure,
hand cleaned, 35c Ib. 5 Ib. lots.
30c Ib.; 10 Ib. 25c Ib. Del. Mon-
ey order, or farm products. A.

dcRi.
wa ann, Sie eum




=

1 Buff rooster, $1.00





nee , pas ELEVEN :
Seed For Sale : .

ful or 3 nice, rong ears, 1c ea.;

Honey Dew melon seed, 10c pkg.
Add postage. Mrs. J. C. Reid,

Zebulon.

60M stalks P. O, J. seed cane

75c per C in quantities of 1M
or more; less, $1 per C. FOB.
Write for further information
if desired. C. P. Greston, Are
lington. paae

Seed Wanted _





Want lowest prices on Lespe=

deza and Crintson Clover seed

in 100 lb. lots. J. M. Holt, Eat-

onton, R 2.
Exc. okra seed, at 10c cup

age; also 7 burner Carbide

Light plant, $75 or exc. for oth-
H. A.

er, equal value. Mrs.
Musgrove, Faceville.

Miscellaneous For Sale !



Wish to sell my entire stock

of feed, farm tools, cow, hogs, E

etc., and to take over my farm-

ing. Write for full particulars.

L. H. Hudson, Newnan, R 2.
300 lbs. black walnuts, sound
and dry, but not hulled, $1.50

for
ther garden seed, Ea. pay post-

















for lot, FOB. R. C. Williams, So-

perton.

Yellow root, 10c Ib. and cat-
bunch; hickory nut |

nip, 10c
Meat, 45c lb. Add postage. Mrs.

1
gourd seed, 20 for 10c.

Williams, Wrightsville, R 1.
4 lbs. walnut meats, hand

picked and clean, 25c Ib. Write :

first. A. S. Camp, Dallas,
13 spicewood bushes, 2 - 5 ft.

ready to ship, $1 ea. or lot, $8.50,

10 lbs. sassafras, 75c; poke root,
7 lbs. 50c. No chks. Cash with

order. Miss Lyndia, Stancil, Al-

pharetta, R 2.

5 Ibs. new goose feathers, 60 |
lb. Mrs. J. B. Page, Surrency,R

2.

100 lb: sacks oyster shells,
med. or chick size, 80c per sack.
FOB. B. H. Sample, Dublin.

Wild cherry bark, 4c lb. black ~
root, 5c lb; poke, 15 Ibs, 50c.

Nora Cavender, Murrayville, R

Martin gourds, 10c ea. martin
AS Ww. re

Exc. for baby chicks, or young

hens. Add postage. No chks. W. a
45 Tb, -

F. Pope, Alma, R 3.
Clean goose feathers,

Mrs John Stembridge, Milledge-

ville. :
Good, washed wool,

del. Ira C. Anderson, Roy.



Miscellaneous Wanted



* Exe. 4-5 lb. running butter-

beans, 8-10 Ib. lint cotton for
white feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap.
Mrs. A, L. Kitchens, Wrens.

Exc tame red raspberry plants

25c Ib.
fdel. in lots of 4 lbs. or more.
Sheep tallow, 20c lb. 4 Ibs. 50c

for 100 flour sacks, 100 lb. cap.

{ doz. plants. for 4 sacks. Ea.
orepay postage. Ruth Hedden,
Siawassee.

Exc, feathers and other value

for any kind of farm produce

san use. Write Mrs. M. H. Elrod, -
1955 Howell Mill Road, Atlanta.

_ Exe. broom. straw for syrup)
lard, or anything can use, or
will sel} at 75c per bundle. A.

S. Abercrombie, Bremen, R 1. |

Want new, white feed. sacks,

$100 Ib. size. Will exc. 1 pkt.

Calif. multiplying beer seed, 1

pkt. ea. Hastings Bell pepper, .
white cucumber seed for 3 sacks. _
Ea. prepay postage. Mrs. J. B

Kirk, Rockmart.
TOBACCO WANTED



Wart smoking and chewing |
tobace?, pressed and flavored.
Send sample and price, del. 10

lbs. of each. J. W. Duren, Thom~
asville, R 1, Box 102.

Wart good bara cured tobac-
co, all ready twisted. Send sam-

ple and price; also want pure.

Ruckers long staple cotton seed. _

Quote best price. John Mi, Smith.
Bowdes, Rome @Y :







cE Tw vn
- Georgia Products
- or Sale

ANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
0 ibs. Otootan Beans $1.50
bu. J. B. Leverett, Luthers-| or
@.

-Otcotan Soy beans, 1932 crop,
recleaned new 2 1-2 bu. bags,
purity certified by County A-
gent. $1.25 bu. FOB. J. M. Walk-
er, . Marshallvilie.

s Sugar Crowder peas 5c Ib. plus
postage, ar will exch. for Tobac-
co, lb. for Ib. up to 50 Ibs. N. 8.
Crow, Royton, Rt, 1.

lew Era Peas, red Speckled;
and White Crowders. Make of-
fer. B. A. Cook, Jackson, Rt. 4.

Silver Lined Cream Crowder
peas, large and recleaned, 7c Ib.
del. L. L.. Smith, Hogansville, Rt

Box 66.

English Peas, Early May peas

Oc lb. 5c lb. FOB. Mrs. H. C@.
Jones, Dewyrose, Rt. 1.

10 bu. clean pure. bright
Brabs 90c bu; 4 bus. white
Crowders, $2.25 bu. 3 bus. Sugar
Crowders $1.75 per bu. 5 bus.
California Black. eyes, $1.50 bu.
L. H. McCoon, Raymond.

20 bus. No. 1 Brabs or Speck-
Jed Peas 60c and 50c per bu. R.
M. Hall, Reynolds, Rt. 3.

15- bus. Matthews Soy Beans,

1931 crop 60c per bu. FOB. Good

mndition, samples if desired. O.

L. Johnson, Metter.
Genuine Stringless Green Pod
- and Bountiful seed beans, 4 1-2c
Ib. prepaid $1. H. B. maT Res Mc-
Rae, Rt. Ll.
8 Ibs. old fashioned black
bunch beans (the tender corn-
field), 35c Ib. or exc. for white
feed sacks, free from holes at
5c ea. Both parties pay Exp.
H. B. Fraser, Buford.
6 bu. little white black-eyed
peas, $1 bu. and party pay post-.
age. A. B, Argo, Royston, R 1.

75 bu. pure O-too-tans, sound,
bright and recleaned. B. O.
Carter, Griffin, Rt. D.
Few bu. hand picked
black-eyed peas, 40c pk. $1.40
bu. Cash with order. J. C. Walk-
er, Warthen, R 3.

Hand shelled cream crowders,
Calif. black-eyes and pole cat

eas, 4c lb. Also 4 thrifty pigs,
8 wks. old, $2 ea. Cant ship.

Exc. for corn,
ghum syrup.
Bremen, R 2.

Ten or more bu. of pure sound

honey or sor-
J. A. Chandler,

speckle peas, 45c bu. at my barn. |

T. J. Barker, Molena.
_ Pure sound Brabs, 1932 beans
60c bu. Pure sound speckled peas
60c bu. Will exch. for good clean
shelled corn or __ slipshucked
corn. Mrs. J. C. Bryan, Rey-
nolds.
_ Mixed peas, New Eras, 50c per
bu. Brabhams 65c, Brabs and
Irons mixed, 55c. All 1932 crop,
clean and sound, FOB. T. S.
Coogle, RFD 1.

tootan beans, 6 1-2 per
in 10 1b. lots postpaid in Ist and
A 1e. Willingham,
Luthersville.

2 bus. White Lady peas, clean
d sound, 4c lb. or $2 bu. FOB.
Cash or Money order preferred.
oe Crow, Flowery Branch,

Lady Peas 4c lb, white Black
evel peas, 2 1-2c per lb. FOB.
as ppeoee Mt. Airy,

foobiinis, . clean and sound, $1.75

bu. FOB. Samples on re-
uest. J, Ralph Duggan, War-
then.

5 bu. Brown Orowder peas,
write me best price at home.
Also 50 Ibs. Baby Lima Butter
Beans. Mrs. Lila T. Moore,

Beans.

Cc a White Willow I Leaf run-
ning. Butter Beans, 20c_ del.
Whe Rice peas, 4 lb. FOB.
Pearl McDonald, ee

bean, 100 Ibs.

Calif |.



Georgia Products
For Sale ;

ersville, Rt 1.

Turkey Toe Peag 50c per pk.

$2 per bu. FOB Sylvester, E.
C. McCrary, Sylvester, Rt. 2.

20 bus. A-1 Brabham peas 75c
per bu. 10 bus. New Eras, 55c.
David B. Posey, Reynolds, RFD
4.

Best Grade Speckled Peas 50c
per bu. FOB. Running Velvet
Beans 75c bu. H. C.. Priddy, A~-
mericus. >

A few Ibs. Fat Horse Beans,
fine running beans for table use
25c pkg. 75c per Ib. del. Mrs. Jd.

T. Goodrum, Warwick, Rt. 3.

Improved Sugar Crowder peas
4c per lb. White Crowder peas
same price. Not postpaid. John
K. Lee, Carrollton, Rt. 6. d

Bunch Garden Pea seed, also
Bunch Butter beans, white 10c
ea. and postage. Miss Inez Rhe-
ney, Wadley.

Genuine Otootan Soy beans,
grown on my farm, $1.50 bu. 2
bus. or more $1.40. Prompt ship-
ment. J. H. Palmer, Tennille.

10 Ibs. colored Bunch _ butter
beans 75c del. in Ga. 10 Ibs.
Brown Sugar Crowder peas 60c.
W. C. Tiller, Crawford, Rt. 1.

Good sound Velvet Beang inj;
pod $7 ton, Early Speckled Vel-

vet Beans, 95 per cent sound,
60c bu. Jack Burch, Chester.

200 Ib. Jackson Wonder bush
Bountiful bush
snap beans, 8c lb. FOB, Hardy
King, Hahira, R 1.

Calif. black-eyed peas and
Fla. Rice peas, 5c Ib. Exc. 1-2

bu. of ea. for 1 bu. O-too-tan

Sey beans. G. 8. Golden, Tem-
ple, R 3.

50 bu. Purple Hull peas, 60c
bu. Sound not mixed. A. A. Ash-
ley, Montrose, Rt. 2, Box 65.

12 bu. Brabhams sound, clean-
ed and sacked, 60c bu. FOB. Al-
so 25 bu. Irons, for sale. J. H.
Mathi, Richland, R 4, Box 35.
Bu. white mush peas, 5c Ib;
10 bu. Portorican: potatoes, 50c
bu. Exe. same for syrup. J. E.
Moncrief, Shiloh, R 2.

2 bu. little white table peas,
$2 bu. $3.50 for lot; also Want
a few 100 lb. white feed sacks.
Exc, for them. Adelle Johson,
Sparta.

Velvet beans in pod, $7.50 ton,
car or truck load lots, FOB. S.
Sommer, Hawkinsville.

Good, sotind velvet beans 1932
crop, picked without rain, 30c
bu. FOB; Golden Beauty corn, 2
ears to stalk, 50c pk. $1.50 bu.
FOB. C. J. Trussell, Sanders-
ville.

White and colored running
butter-beans, 15c lb. Batts 4-ear
corn, 50 pk. Rice and Brown-
eye peas, 10c lb. .C. D. William-
son, Plains.

100 bu. Brabhams, 1932 crop,
sound, 65c lb. FOB. No exch.

Cream Crowder peas, 3 Ib.
FOB, or exc. for garden seed,
and plants, or for melon Seed.
Write if interested. Mrs. C. D.
Williams, Buford, R 2.

10 lbs. white sugar crowder

.| W. L. Renfroe, Wellston.

peas, 8c Ib. Add postage. Cash

with order. Beatrice Deans,
Greenville, R 3.

210 Ibs. little Rice peas, ae
clean, 5c Ib. prepaid. Henry T.
Bolton, Norcross, R 2.

Genuine Q-tootans, new crop,
sound and recleaned, $1.50 bu.
FOB; Pink or purple Portorican
peer (small), 40c bu. FOB.

A. E. Ware, Marshaliville.

"5 or 100 bu. peas, sitghtly
mixed but perfctly sound. Make
best cash offer, W. B. Sutton,
Adairsville. R 1.

Small white pole beans, 35c
lb. 5 Ibs. $1; large breed, mixed

turkey eggs, $2.50 per doa. del.

Mrs. Ola Jones, Grayson.

Lady peas, 5 Ib. Ky. Wonder.
beans, 20c lb; Stone Mtn. mel-

fon seed, 40c Ib; Banana musk-

melon seed, 30c Tb. eltron seed,

MARKET BULLETIN.

Georgia Products
For Sale

Old fashioned tender corn-
field and black pole bean seed,
25c lb. Cream crowder peas, and
Blue Bunch, 0c Ib. del. Mrs. W.
V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, ro ds

Running velvet beans, 70c bu;
Brab and Red Hull Speckled
peas, 80c bu. O-too-tan Sovys,
$1.60 bu. All sound, recleaned,
1932 crop, C. H. Cooke, Sanders-
ville, R 5.

CORN AND SEED CORN
' FOR SALE
Rastings Prolific corn, pure,
: bu, T. I. Bottoms, b epracton.
2.

White ivy pop corn, 5c Ib. Jas.
A. Carter, Quitman, R 2.

Woods Dixie, Weevil Resistant
125-day seed corn, 60c pk. $2 bu.
not prepaid. eck hap Brooks, Bar-
tow, R 4.

200 Ibs. red' pop corn, in ear,
3c Ib. FOB. Hugh L. Hudgins,
Summerville.

Hastings Prolific seed corn,
pure, nubbed and screened, or in
ear, 55c per 1-2 bu.; $1 bu. Less
in 5 bu. or more lots. Exc. some
for Cay peas. B. EE, Messer,
Chatsworth.

Truckers Bavorite seed corn,
produced roasting ears within 75
to 85 days from planting, 3 Ibs.
25; 85c pk. postpaid. Also Round
head game rooster, 1 1-2 yr. old,
$1.50 FOB. Amos Floyd, Canon.

Truckers Favorite seed corn,
5c pk.; $2.50 bu. FOB. Eugene
Wilson, Villa Rica.

Pop corn, yellow, shelled, nub-
bed and cleaned, $2 bu. 60c pk.
6c Ib. Add postage for small
amounts. Harold Morgan, Vien-
na.

Whatleys Prolific, 5c peck;
$1.25 per 1-2 bu. $2.25 bu. FOB.
C. L, Whatley, Cuthbert, R 3.

200 bu. Whatleys Prolific, field
selected, from stalks bearing 2 -
6 ears each, nubbed and shelled,
35c pk. 1-2 bu. 65; $1.10 bu.
vey W. H. Bolton, Griffin, Box

6.

Browns imp. big white Flint,
heaviest and most weevil resist-
ant red cob corn, 60c pk. $2 bu.
J. W. Brown, Helena.

Whatleys Prolific, 50c gal. 75c
pk; $1.25 per 1-2 bu.; $2.25 bu.
T. Whatley, Helena.

Pure Whatleys Prolific, 50e pk.
$1.50 bu. Exc. some for 10 bu.
pure Petty Toole cotton seed, if
priced right. J. E. Benson, Buena
Vista.

Hastings, Golden seed corn, Ist

yr. from Orig, Nubbed and shell-
ed, for sale for cash, no exch.
Jos. A. Sudderth, Norcross.

Old fashioned Blue Grain Mit-
che] seed corn, hand nubbed and
shelled, 50c pk. $1.75 bu. Prepaid.
A. L. Fowler, Poulan, R 1.

Red and yellow seed corn, $1.-
75 bu.; $1 per 1-2 bu.; 75c. pk.
FOB. Exc. for equal value. R. R.
Hodges, Manassas.

Seed White Rice pop corn, 25c



paid. Exc. 1 qt. for 1 qt. Truck-
ers Favorite corn; also. 2 bu.
black walnuts, 75 for lot, hulled
and cleaned. Ralph Hill, Mt. Ai-
ry, R 1, Box 35.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE
- Cokers No. 5, 1 1-8 in. staple,
40c bu. FOB. Genuine str. from
the Orig. Horace Darnell, Win-
ston.

Cokers No. 5 strain $3 cotton
seed 50c bu. FOS. M .T. Nun-
nally, Bostwick.

ton seed, 50c bu. A. C. Price,
Bronwood.

50 bu. Rucker cotton seed, 1930
and 1931 crop. No. weevil-effect-
ed; cured, ready for shipping, 47
per cent lint, $1.25 per. CWT.
ooo WwW. Rucker, Ashland, R

Ped. Piedmont Cleveland, $1.00.



ng, Be a eee & bu.

wart farm |

No. 8, ordered from Orig.

Cash with order.

qt. or 65c gal. shelled and pre-.



Georgia Products
For Sale

good land. Mrs. E. M. Travis,
Fayetteville.

Cokers pure No. 5 cotton seed,
for sale or exc. for turkeys or W.
L. chickens. J. C. Reves, Cave
Springs, R 2.

Cokers Clevewilt, direct from
breeder last yr. 50e bu. or exc.
for Brab peas. J. M. Jordan,
Canon, R 1.

Cokers Cleveland No. 5, Strain
2, 2nd yr. from Orig., breeder.
Guar. pure and sound; gin rolls
and floor thoroughly cleaned be-
fore all ginnings, 50c bu, K. D.
Sanders, Eatonton,

120 bu. of pure, recleaned Half
and Half cotton seed, 50c bu.

|Cash. W. A. Pervis, Ambrose, R

r

Pure Wannamakers 1932 seed,
about 900 lbs. 75c bu. Hand clean-
ed; onion sets, white multiplying
onion sets, 40c gal. L. B. Dean,
Avalon.

500 bu. A-1 quality D. P. L.,
and
kept pure, $1.25 per 100 Ibs. Exc.
for pigs, corn, wheat, meat, lard.
H. P. Malcom, Social Circle.

Chincopee cotton seed, earliest
and most prolific cotton known,
75c bu. Supply very limited. P. P.

P, Farms, Colquitt.

Cokers No. 5, 40c bu. FOB, J.
W. Bradley, Chatsworth.

Pure Wannamakers, not mix-

ed at gin, recleaned, 35c bu. FOB
Also. sound Osceola _ stringless
velvet beans, 75c bu. FOB. Mon-
ey order. R. T. Brantley, Harri-
son.
, Limited amount Crook Bros.
Imp. Half and Half cotton seed,
2nd yr. from Orig. Kept pure at
gin, $2 per CWT, or 75c bu. FOB.
S. P. Davis,
Dallas, R-1.

Cokers: No. 5 strain 3, 50c bu.
or exc. for P. C. or Red Jersey
shoats, wt. not less than 50 Ibs.

200 cotton seed for shoat; also

exc. for P. R. potato plants. Mrs.
W. P. Harden, Commerce, R 1.



FRESH AND CURED MEATS

4 cured hams, 12 Ibs. ea. 12 1-2c
lb; 3 12-lb. shoulders, 8c Ib. FOB.
Guar. good cond. C. B. Cook,
Buena Vista.

_ Jeff Davis county hams 12 1-2c
Tb. Shoulders, 10c; sides, 8c. Exc.
for No. 1 Ga. Runner peanuts.
Some Spanish peanuts. G. L.
Hinson, Hazlehurst.

Meat cured in cold storage,
smoked with green. oak wood;
hams, llc lb. Sides, 9c Ib. Q. M.
Rogers, Barney.

2 nice country cured hams, wt.
25 lbs..15c Ib. FOB. All lean, no
fat. H. H. Clark, Winder, R 4.

Corn fed, dressed pork, $3.75
per CWT; $1.25, 200. Dry oak
smoked meat, shoulders, 6c, 15-20
Ib. sides, 7c; 25-30 Ib. hams, 10c,
20-25 lbs. No exch. Cash. Alonzo
Paulk, Jr., Wray.



- FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice sundried apples, 10c Ib.
peaches, 15c lb. del. Mrs. J. J.
Roach, Royston, R 1.

Dried pineapple pears, free of
worms. Fred Webb, Moultrie; R 1.

Sun cured apples, peeled, free
of worms, acid fruit, 12 1-2 lb.
$1; less quantity, 9c lb. All del.
Fannie Jarrard, Sarah.

Nice, bright, dried apples, 15c
Ib. Postpaid in 10 Ibs. lots or
more; black walnuts, hulled and
dry, 75c bu. Exc. either for pork
or sausage. Mrs. A. J. Collins,

Demorest, RB 1.
Cook 307-6 Wilt-resistant cot- {|

Dried hen air-tight packed,
no weevils; 40 qt. jars, 60 half
gal.; 50 dif. col. pints. W. C. Si-
ler, Summertown.

Nice, sundried apples, 10 tb,
Pie plants, $1 doz. Wild cherry
bark, 20 Ib. Miss Ruth White,
Dahlonega, R. 1, Box 35.

Sundried apples, free of worms,

a. and band nod we er en- ;



Thursday, March 2, 1933

Georgia Products
For Sale

Nice, sundried apples, free fr
core, peelings, etc. 10c Ib. Mon
order. No chks. Mrs. Leilar
Phillips, Royston, Rl...

Nice, sundried apples, 10c lb,
del. in 10 lb. lots; garlic: plants
25c doz. white peach trees, 1 - 4
yrs. old, 10c ea, Mrs. Marthe
White, Dahlonega, R 1. Bx.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP.
PLIES FOR SALE

Good, bright Comb and 8t
ed honey in 10 lb. cans, eith
$1 each; 6 or more in same o
der, 90 per can, FOB. Ale:
Barfield, Louisville.

' About 90 lbs. nice beeswas
State price willing to pay. J.
Eckles, Jefferson.

20 hives honey bees, $1. 50
hive, in pat hives and straigh
gums. F. F. Dykes, Uvalda, R
Box 119.

Ext. honey, in 5 Ib. pails,
del; also eggs for hatching,
den Buff Orp., 75c per 15 di
Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland.

Ext. honey in 5 Jb. cans, 75t
del; also hatching eggs, fr
pure Golden Buff Orp.,





N. C, Runner,
seeq peanuts, 5c Ib..in 50 lb.
or more. F. L. Cross, Colquitt.

40 bu. Imp. Valencia seed pea-
nuts, 5c kb. FOB. Clean, han
picked. Sell any amount. T. L
Reed, Tunnel Hill.

4 1-2 lbs. fine Stuart pecans,
$1 postpaid. Mrs. F. Goodman
Ray City, Rt. 2.

Big red peanuts, 3 - 4 to hull
6c lb. or exc. 100 Ibs. for trio 0!
pure Bourbon Red or pure Bird
Bros. strain turkeys; col. bunck
butter beans, 10c Ib. Mrs. J.
Allen, Lavonia, Rt. 3.

Large Red Valencia peanuts,
washed, hand picked, free fron
trash and pops, 10 lb. FOB;
12 1-2c Ib. del. H. W. Thurmon:
Greshamville.

Large red Valencia peanu
washed and hand picked, 10c
FOB; 12 1-2c Ib. del. Exc. 1-2 bu.
for: 1-2 bu. O-too-tan beans.
F. Lawson, Greshamville.

50c bu: white Spanish, 1
Money order. W. S. Norton, Edi-
son.

Extra fine papershell "pecans, i
about 45 make a Ib. 5 Ibs. $1; 1
Ibs. $2.10. All postpaid. The
zone, add postage. Mrs... T.
Floyd, Chipley, Rt. 2, Box 74.

Best grade sound Stuart pes
cans, 20c Ib. FOB; good size
seedlings. well fi'led, 8c lb. FOB.
Geo. Nunn, Crawfordville, Rt. 2.

N. C. Runner peanuts, 3 to pod
2c lb. COD. Order at once, 100
Ib. lots only at this price, A. HL
Richardson, Edison.

Large Va. Bunch Jumbo pe
nuts, 2 1-2c lb. FOB. Just a8
they come from picker, not muck
trash or pops; good for seed
parching. Send postage for sa
ple. No exch. C. W. Lee, Stils

Large Red Valencia pea:
hand picked, $1.25 bu. FOB; @.

20 bu. red hull field peas, 65 bu.
FOB C. E. Bedenbaugh,
ville, Rt: 1.

Spanish peanuts, 2c Ib. Also
cotton seed, Velvet beans in pod
$7 ton, FOB. J. H. Leverett, 2
rott, Rt. 1.

Paper shell pecans, stu
20c tb., Mobiles, 15 tb. Te
12c Ib. All del. small quant
50 Ib. up lots, 15c, 12c and |
FOB. . G. Oliver, Barnesvil

Imp. Valencia _ peanuts,
picked and especially sel
planting, no pops, 2 - 4
Bunch, 12c Ib. del. 10