)LUME 17. STATE CAPITOL.











AGRICULTURE. -

ey COMMISSIQNER:

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF M ARKETSJ. i, GREER, DIRECTOR
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934.

NUMBER







For the information of the farmers I am listi ting be-
low the various fertilizer inspectors who will be at work
on April ist, and the counties which they will cover.
Changes will occur from time to time and they will be
published i in the Bulletin. /

_ E. L. AYCOCK, R. F. D., Focky Ford, Guorele Burke. Jenkins, Screven.

e J. A. BANKS, Register, GeorgiaEmanuel, Candler, Bullock, Bryan,
Effingham, Chatham.

H. H. MOYE, Davisboro, GeorgiaWashington, Johnson, Laurens,

. F..L. NORTON, Wrens, GeorgiaJefferson, Richmond, Columbia, Mc-
Duffie, Warren.
J. A. HARBIN, Oconee, GeorgiaHancock, Baldwin, Wilkinson.
W. H. MEZELL, Folkston, Georgia-Bacon, Wayne, Pierce, Ware, Brant-
Tey, Glynn, Camden, Chariton.
.LIGE CORBITT, Willaccechee, GeorgiaWilcox, Ben, Hill, Irwin, Ber-
rien, Atkinson.
a CARL R. TANNER (Long erm Inspector), Douglas, GeorgiaJeff
Davis, Coffee, Appling.
J. CLIFF KENNEDY, Reidsville _GeorgiaDodge; Velfair,
: Montgemery, Tecombs, Tattnall, Evans, Liberty, Long, McIntosh.
. I. CARTER, Lakeland, GeorgiaLowndes, Lanier, Clinch, Echols.
a H. H. SMALLWOOD, Attapulgus, GeorgiaSeminole, Decatur, Grady,
omas.

- Wheeler,

B. D. JONES, Edison GeorgiaQuitman, ae Tperets ee

Calhoun, Clay, Early.

nrooke : BATEY, Camilla, GeorgiaBaker, Mitchell, Colquitt, Cook, |
Looks
Z. C. ALLISON (Long Term Inspector), Sumner, GeorgiaLee, Crisp,
Turner, Worth, Tift. . tg
H, W. STRIPLING, R. F. D. No. 2, Roopville, GeorgiaHeard, Coweta,
Fayette, Clayton, Fulton. &
CARL WRIGHT (Long Term Inspector), Reme. GeorgiaDade, Walker,
Caicosa, Whitfield, Murray, Gilmer, Fannin, Lumpkin, Union, Townes, Daw
son, Pickens, Gordon, Chatoega, Floyd, Bartow, Cherokee, Forsyth, Cobb,
Paulding, Polk, Haralson, Carroll, Douglas.
A. C. SKELTON (Long Term Inspector), Hartwell, GeorgiaRabun.
White, Habersham, Stephens, Hall, Banks, Franklin, Hart, "Jackson, Madison,
Elbert, Clark, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Wilkes, Lincoln, a
TROY ADAMS, Tucker, GeorgiaDeKalb, Canine Barrow, Welttay
Rockdale. :
CHARLES ESTES, Covington, GeorgiaNewton, Morgan, Greene, Talie-
ferro, Jasper, Putnam. :
J. L. ALEXANDER (Long Term Inspector), Forsyth, GeorgiaHenry,
Spalding, Butts, Lamar, Monroe, Jones, Bibb. e
' W. K. MORGAN, Junction City, Georgia Talbot, Taylor, Crawford, .
Peach, Marien, Chattahoochee, Stewart.
D. M. STILL, Americus, GeorgiaWebster, Schley, Sumter, Macon,
Dooley, Houston, Pulaski, Bleckley, Twiggs. |

J. W. T. GLASS, La Grange, GeorgiaMuscogee, Harris, Troup, Meri- ||

wether, Pike, Upson.
Anyone desiring to have their fertilizer sampled will please notify the

inspector for their county or this office. ~
H. K. RAMSEY, -

Chief Fertilizer Inspector;









n and Hay For Sale |



Flowers and Seed



F or Sale

Rhododendrons, laurels, red,
dbl. yellow -japonicas, dbl. pink
}almonds, boxwoods, althe as
rooted, 2 for 25c; purple, laven-
| der iris, pink, red- perennial
phlox, 15 doz. Add postage. Lo-
ra Shepard, Ellijay, R 4.
IND EX Bird-eye hedge bushes, alth
Grain and Hay For Sal ss weeping lindy, mix. col. azale
Be ana post : Bdes, yore ranpeon. 15 Flowers and Seed For Sale __. 1,.2, 3, white Eng. dogwoods, Bridal
ry, loc. postage. Is. Hens, Heav ee he 12 Flowers and Seed Wanted |f| wreath, 2 for 25; hardy hibi
lie Ussery, Toomsboro. : Hens, Le pte oe 40-11 Second-Hand Machinery For Sale. 4, cus, 6 for $1; orange lilies, |

dogwood, spruce and white o Rote eh essen n eran Second-Hand Machinery Wanted -- Add postage. Mrs. Mada Hende

holly, ferns, ground ivy, son, Ellijay, R 8.53 =

Siposiets Woy Sacer hbase . Incubators, Brooders, Etc., For Sale.
int, peachtree roses, Hier 1b 90-23 - Ineubators, Brooders, Etc., Wanted - Snowballs, peachtree rose,
uckle, trailing arbutus, Rad ree es ae Se i} Poultry For Sale ---- mas jasmine, red and pink
uils, rhododdendrons, Mtn. Poultry Wanted ning roses, red dogwood.
- 10c ea. Exc. for sacks. ao EER a ferns, ground ivy, spruce pine
Dahlonega, R 1, Rees oe white pines, rhododendrons
Eees Wanted ea. Exe. for sacks. Norm ices
Live Stock For Sale Son, Dahlonega, R 1.:
Live Stock Wanted Mtn. ivy, 25 ea; hardy phlo:
Positions Wanted pink almonds, 12 for 25c; butt
and egg bulbs, 12 for 15c;
col. blooming size azaleas, 12 f

Farm Help Wanted
Wheat, bu. Plants For Sale
$1; pink altheas, 6, 25c. Rooted
J. W. Tuck, Ellijay, Be

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. __-___- 2.00 Seed For Sale

Cabbage, (green, per 100 Ibs.) ---. 1.00 Seed Wanted

Cabbage, (white, per 100 Ibs.) _--. 1.00 Miscellaneous For Sale Large, prize winning
themums: Dolly Dimples, pink

| Silver White, Shaggy yelloy

on of good Peavine hay for
_E. M. Lofbunon, Oliver.

MARKET REPORT
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS |

Prevailing Wholesale Prices April 2, 1934. Always Subject to Variation.
Georgia Produced, nearby Hennery, selected, fresh eggs: Retail, 25c doz. Wholesale, 22c doz.





owers and Seed

: For Sale

utterfly bush, lilac, coralber- Adlanta
ridalwreath, peach roses, Eggs, Extra, Selected Whites, doz. $ .16
myrtle, sweet bay, magno- Eges, Extra, doz. . 16
urels, evergreen dogwood, | Eggs, Standard, doz.
holly, hhuckleberry, gooSe- Fees, Georgia trade, doz. ~..------ 145





Turkeys, Yb. do de ape Pig se ee
CApONS To se ae a0
Country Butter, best table, lb. __.. .20

Field Peas, mixed, bu. ae By
Field Peas, not: mixed, bu. -----_.- 2.00,
Ear Corn, (80 Ibs. to bu.), bu. __--_. 80

dbl. red and

te phlox, purple iris, nar-

65c C, pink, white, yellow
leas, 20c doz. Rooted. Add
stage. Linda Hicks, Ellijay, R

ttn. laurels, Spruce pines,

endrons, snowballs, red Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton Miscellaneous Wanted

Georgia Products For Sale

dil. yellow - japonicas, 15c;
kK Prince iris, 15c doz; aza-
blue spider wart, 25c doz.

Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton







bronze, Honey Dew, Ma
| pink, Martha Sue, tinted



SPANISH PEANUTS, No. 1, $65.00 to $67.50 ee os Del. Mills. der, 20 for $1.25. Mrs. R. L

d. Linda Evans, Ellijay, R
ver, CuRaver: R 5.















fesss



nas LACK OF SPACE MAKES IT NECESSARY TO CARRY OVER FOR ISSUE OF APRIL 12th SOME OF THE
Exe AnD gee dtd nos pee olla ced be falda THE DATES. OF MARCH 15th oer yoeee
XC LUS









Mtn. laurels,
berry ,; white dog-
is, crabapples, azaleas, white
black pines, I5c ea. Blue-.
- bushes, 25c doz; Cherokee |

$l doz. Sarah Chastain,

ododendrons,

oe erepe myrtles, well root-
Re Oc ea. Mrs. O. S. Boyd, Villa

Purple lilac and deep pink
epe myrtle, well rooted, 8c ea.
white scuppernong vines,
5s Te ea. Mrs. B. Robinson,

2 large type chrysanthemums,
amed, all col. 40c doz; all col.
hnlox, 50c; several colors Sweet

ms, blue, white and pink}

pur, 15 doz. Add postage.
M. M. Kelley, Lithonia.
Lilac bushes, 4 yrs. old} $1 ea;
geraniums, red and pink, dbl. 2
yr. plants, 50c each; large cut-
ngs, 15c; red Conch, 15 rooted,
rple violets, 35c doz. Mrs. W.
A. J. Swann, Lithonia, R 1.
Yellow jonquils, white narcis-
, 80 C: Christmas cactus, root-
25 ea; Sprengeria ferns, 25c
neh; calamus roots, 25c bunch.
Mrs. a W. Higdon, Talking
ock, R 3. ;
arge type Chrysanthemums
id carnations, mix. colors, 30c
OZ; 4 doz. $1; labeled. Postpaid.
arnations ready last of April.
xc. for perennials. Write. Mrs.
. G. Woods, Donalsonville, R 3..
Rhododdendrons, Mtn. laurels,
pruce and White pines, small

wild violets and
erns, 25c doz. Add postage. Miss
Ethel Stokes, Ellijay, R 3.

Orange azaleas, blooming size,
we doz; red. japonicas, 35c ea;
ellow daffodils, 15 doz; snow-
all cuttings, 25c doz. Add post-
ge. Mrs. J. W. Crump, Ellijay,
B30
Rhododdendrons, laurels,
pruce and white pines, 25c doz;
rom 2 to 3 ft. 50c doz; azaleas,
Indian Arrow, pink almonds,
Shasta daisies, 20c doz; weige-
as forsythia, Rambler - roses,
P ea. Mattye Medlin, Ellijay.

ser lilies, blue flags, 60c. doz.
c. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
C. Waters, Dahlonega, R-1.
Rhododendrons, laurels, spruce
pines, red, pink weivelias, for-
Sythia, arborvitaes, boxwoods, 2
yrs. old, good roots, 15c ea. All
ol. azaleas, 25c doz. Add post-
ge. Martha Eller, Ellijay, R 4.
Mt. laurels, 2 - 3 ft., 15c ea;
Mtn. azaleas, blooming size, 10
a; apple blossom. crab, white
logwood, 1 - 2 ft., 3 for 25c; -yel-
low japonicas, 10: pink almonds
3 for 25c. Mary Langley, Ellijay.
_ Magnolias, crepe myrtles, crab-
apples, dogwood, sweet bay,
Sweet myrtle, gallberry, long
raw pine, 3 ft., 25c ea;1 ft., 10c
Cc, not prepaid. Mrs. Nellie
ts, Toomsboro.
_ Hardy phlox, larkspur, petu-
nias, verbenas, all col:, 1c each;
yr. old _ Sprengeria ferns, 10c.
Add postage. No chks. Mrs. W.
Goldman, Loco. ;
- Dahlias: Kathleen Norris, An-
drea Ericson, D. W. Morrow and
others. P. B. Haynie, Atlanta, Rt.
Box 417,
Mix. col. periwinkle, larkspur,
arnation Poppy, wenowe supe:

alif

W. L. Daniel, Dawson.
0 var. water lilies, 50 to $1.00
ch; other water plants; pink
lis Ibs, $1 doz. L. D.

cissi,
10c bunch; yellow Flag lilies, 15c.
-doz. Ora Reece, Ball Ground, R

large type:



Wild iris, 10c doz; Sea Moss,

10c bunch; jonquils, white nar-
15c doz; water hyacinths,

4.

Uniform boxwood plants, 2c
ea; feathered hyacinth bulbs, 5c
.|ea; canna bulbs, fine var. mixed,
50c doz; Magnolia Glaucia trees,
5 for $1; old fashioned bulbs and
shrubs. Mrs. C. M. Robinson,
Greenville. :

Red all dahlias, 60c doz; large
tubers; red sunflower seed, 20c
teacupful; dbl. white altheas, 1

lyr. old, 25c ea. Postpaid. Mrs. A.

L. Van Brackle, McIntosh.

Phlox,, 5 doz; large red, yel-
low and orange color cannas, 2
for 5c; St. Bernard lilies, 10c;
Boston, Baby Breath ferns, 10c;
dbl. red geraniums, 2 for 5c.
Mattie Jackson, Ivey.

Blue Grape hyacinths, 50c C;
500 for $2. Ray Johnson, Hart-
well, R 1. 4

Red, yellow, orange
Mtn. laurels, ivy, red,
dogwoods,
pines, 12 to 18 in. 60c doz; rho-
dodendons, 12-18. in. 75c. Exc.
for white sacks. Mrs. Elvia Wa-
ters, Dahlonega, R 1.

4 dif. begonias, 5c cutting; sal-
mon and red sultana cuttings,
5c ea. Add postage. Miss Lucile
Lucas, Franklin, R 4, Box 78.

Physostegia or False Dragon-
head, large lemon yellow cannas,
white daisy-like asters, 25c doz.
Add postage. Mrs. J. HE. Bass,
Loganville, R 2.

Rooted Cape Jasmines,
high, 10c; blue, white flag lilies,
10c doz; geraniums, 7 kinds, dbl.
5c each; Boston, Sword, Roose-
velt ferns, 15c. Not prepaid. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Cumming, R 4.

Shasta daisies, mixed larkspur,
blue and white flags, Houseleak,
10c doz; pink and white oxalis,
pink conch begonias, 5c; jew, 3
for 5c; Add postage. Mrs. Clyde
Williams, Cumming, R 4.

Orange canna roots, 15c doz.
Anita Whatley, Oglethorpe.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
white pine, spruce pine, azaleas,
$1 doz; roses, red and pink Ram-
blers, blue iris; goldenglow, 50c
doz; Red dogwood, japonicas; $1
doz. Ruby Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff.

Dif. colors azaleas, Japonicas,
altheas, lilac, wisteria, Mtn. ivy,
Rhodedendrons, dogwood, 15c;
hardy phlox, summer lilac, sweet
violets, 10 bunch; narcissi, 15c
doz. Add postage. Estie Bennett,
Hast Ellijay.

Red and yellow dahlias, 25c
doz; lemon lilies, Sweet Williams,
10c doz; yellow cannas, 25c doz;
cedars, honeysuckles, - Turkey-
Tail, pink and white roses, 25c

azaleas,
white

doz. Add postage. Hazel Tilley, |

Ellijay, R 3.

_Artemesia (Silver King), per-
ennial blue oleander, red spider
lilies, yellow and blue perennial
daisies. All plants, 25c doz. Mrs.
David Jones, Milford,

_Dahiias: Warner, Charm,
Kathleen Norris, Bessie Boston,
Colossal, Margaret Wilson, Bar-
bara Redfern, Jersey Beacon,
King Midas, Patrick OMara,
others, $1 doz. Add postage. Mrs.
J. C. Mize, (Failed to state ad-
dress in notice sent to Bulletin).

4 Boxwood trees, 25c each; 4
Dwarf boxwoods, 20c each; Jap-
anese roses, i5c. ea; Dorothy
Perkins, Pink and Cream roses,
lic each; Tiger lilies, 20c doz.

| Mrs. P. P. Gaines, Bowman.

All colors, extra large, incurv-
ed chrysanthemums, 35c doz.
plants. Add postage, or will send
COD. Mrs. H. G. Gordon, Good
Hope, R 1.

Large type chrysanthemums,
named varieties; 2 kinds laven-
der incurved and corn, $1 per 18,
labeled; also choice smali vari-
ety. Cash with order. Mrs. I. B.
Juhan, Lawrenceville.

Dahlia tubers, 40 var., of the
Jersey Beauty, Fort

Spruce and White | :

1c tt.),



pink larkspur,

Monmouth, K. V. Wonder, W. B.

White, Sagamore, Jane Cowl and
others, from 10c to 50c. Write for
list. Mrs. J. E. Freeman, Litho-
nia, Rek

Nice, well rooted Abella plants
1 yr. growth, 2 plants for 15c.
Mrs. E. S. Hicks, Yatesville.

_ Many large Mums, some Ball,
Shagey and Straight petals, var.
of all colors, 50c doz; also med.
size, 25c doz. Miss Blanche
Woods, LaFayette, R 5.

20 var. large and small type
chysanthemums, 30 cdoz; dbl.
white and single Sweet Pinks,
Scabiosa, pink Forget-me-nots,
hellyhocks, dbl. pink Ragged
Robins, Artemesia, 25c doz. Mrs.
W. A. Huff, Milledgeville, R 2.

J unipers, butterfly bushes,

white pine, honeysuckles, laur-

els, lilac, 25c each; bleeding
heart, 25c bunch; day lilies, lem-
on lilies, jonquils, 25 doz. Rose
Bell Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Blue iris, day lilies, narcissi

bulbs, 80c C: Mrs. Esther Dough-
erty, Rome, R 4, Box 22.
Cosmos, sweet basil, marigold,
Balsam apple, moon - flower,
running cypress seed, 8c pke., or
exc. for flower cuttings. Miss
Ermine Pruitt, Soperton, R 1,
Box 72. oe

Cuttings; red begonias, dbl.
pink geraniums, 2 for 15c; nice
Size, 2 yr. old Asparagus, Spren-
geria ferns, 25c each. Exc. $1.00
worth for dried fruit or any-
thing can use. Mrs. W. A. Petti-
erew, Thomasville, 22 W. Mon-
roe St..

2 White Jasmine, 1% ft. high
bush, 75c each; blue flags, 50c
doz; yellow jonquils, and white

narcissi, ea. 10c doz. yellow rose

bushes, 15c ea. Postpaid. Miss
Lizzie Casey, Bowdon, R 3.

Many colors mixed, Gladioli

bulbs, some ruffled, 30c doz; 4
doz. $1 and postage; pink ram-
blers, yellow thornless roses,
rooted, 20c ea. and postage.
Mrs. R. J. Ellington, Fairburn,
Ret :
Armur Privet hedge, well root-
ed, 2 - 3 ft., lc each. Postpaid in
100 lots; 1%c ea. in less lots;
scallion onion buttons 25c per 4
gal. Butter-beans exc. for flow-
CLS 2 Wigs Bs: Ford, Lavonia.

White Star of Bethlehem, 50c
C. bulbs; pink Dorothy Perkins
TOSeS, dbl. wihte spireas, pink
rhododendrons, Indian Arrow,
dogwood, 25e ea. 6 for $1. Well
Rooted. Mrs. Florence Heaton,
Mineral Bluff.

4 or 5 leading var. gladious, 8-
10 dif. begonias, ferns, geran-
iums for sale or exc. for dahlia
tubers, Regale Lilies, prize win-
ning chrysanthemums, or any-

thing can use. Mrs. R. P. Chan-

clor, Sterling. sos
Sweet scented, old fashioned
Grass Pinks, Dianthus Plumeri-
us mixed, iris, orange and Ara-
bian lilies, Shasta daisies, core-
opsis, 50e C; 200, 90c. Del. Rich-
ard Powell, College Park, R 2.
Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
Spruce and white pines, small
size, 50c doz; 3 - 5 ft., $5 GC. Red
jJaponicas, 35c ea. azaleas, 50c
doz. O. N. Bradley, Ellijay, R 3.
Purple lilac, snowballs, 2 for
45c; pink almonds, 50c doz; Eng.
dogwood, goldenbells, 2 for 25c;
chrysanthemums, rose cut.; 45c
doz. Mtn. ferns, 50 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. A. H. Patterson,
Talking Rock, R 2.
Ligustrum (variegated)
oleanders, white hydrangeas, 20c
ea. 6 for $1; penuias, 75c C. Jas-
mine, 50c doz; Camphor trees,
$1: doz; wisteria, 50c doz. Post-
age. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tifton, R
3, Box 34.

Wild hyacinths, wild Easter

and Spider lilies, wild dogtooth |

violets, 3 col. Ha. $1 per C. Mrs.
A. A. Carey, Royston, R*1..
Pink, blue, purple wild dog-
tooth violets, wild cow-slips,
blood root, wild Virginia Blue
Bonnet. Fa. $1 pr C; blue and
purple verbena,

LL. Robinson,

pink.



20e doz. irs C. McEthannon,

Royston, R 1.

6 boxwood that grow upright,
3 Crepe myrtles, watermelon col.
3 ea. dbl. red cannas, and crawl-
ing cedars, 8c ea. and postage.
Mrs. Joe McWhirter, Bowdon, R
Tes

Annual philox, starred -and
fringed gaillardia, violas, petu-
nias, larkspur. All, 200, 50c; large
red, yellow, spotted, rose cannas,
Te ea. Ferns, 10c. Mellie Merritt,
Cairo, R 2.

Boston ivy, well rooted, 25c
doz. Well rooted lavender plants,
25e doz. Add postage. Mrs. J. N.
Hayes, Rockmart, R 4.

Purple speckled lawender iris,
75c C. Goldenbells, pink myritles,
pink almonds, red japonicas, 50c
doz. old fashioned roses, Colts
Foot, wild ferns, 55c doz. Mrs.
Luther Patterson, Talking Rock.

Magnolias, red: dogwood, Tea-
olives, sweet bay, blood root, lil-
ies, cucumber trees, sweet myr-
tles, ferns, long leaf pines, 1 ft.,
10c; 3 ft., 25c; Add postage. No
stamps. Mrs. H. S. Thompson,
Toomsboro.

Royal lilies, 3 for 25c; white
oleanders and large green leaf
caladium bulbs, 2 for 25c. Mrs.
G. B. Smith, Cordele, R C.

White iris, 25c doz. $2 C. Fairy
lilies, white with pink border,
25 doz. $1 C. Blackberry lilies,
$3 C; dbl. pink canna _ bulbs,
large blossoms, 75c doz. Mrs. B:
Greenville.

Spruce pine trees, rooted, 15c
ea. rhododendrons, Mtn. laurel
and holly trees, rooted, 10c ea.
postpaid; house ferns, 5c ea. 50
doz. Denby Davenport, Dial.

75 nice Irish junipers, 1 - 3
yrs. old, 25c to 75c each, at my
home. Can not ship. Wm. M.
Cox, Blue Ridge, R1.

12 boxwoods, good roots, 20c
ea. $2 for lot; jonquils, flag lilies,
30 C. bulbs; honeysuckle vine,
10e doz. Add postage. Exc. for
sacks 100 lbs. cap. washed. Mrs.
G. B. Patterson, Blairsville, R 4.

Large dbl. dahlia bulbs, mix.
colors, 30c doz; red and blue
perennial phlox, 25c doz. Add
postage. Miss Ora Walker, Dial.

Yellow japonicas, 50c ea. red
japonicas, 40c ea; wall ivy, 25c
doz; longs stem jonquils, 25c doz;
daffodils, 20 doz. Mtn. honey-
suckle, all col. 20c doz. Add post-

age. Maudie Abercrombie, Elli-

jay, R 3.

Milk and Wine lilies, 50c doz.
bulbs. FOB. Mrs. W. S. Kickliter,
Alma, Ga.

Cannas, 7 col. best var., $1.50
and $2 per C. at my place. F. M.
Nash, Atlanta, 2793 Peachtree
Road, N. E.

Lemon. _ lilies,
bowl (pink),

Ladies Wash-
blue iris, 25c doz;

white August lily; pink peony, 3

for 25c; white jonquils, bronze
day lilies, 60c C. Add postage.
WilliePanter, Morganton, R 1.

Sev.. M. jonquil bulbs, $5 per
M; yellow daffodils, same price.
Mrs. N. W. Williams, Oglethorpe,
Ree

Old fashioned jonquils, bird-
eye and lily bushes, ground ivy,
peppermint, garlic, Silver maples,
for sale or exc. for seed or pea-
nuts. Mrs. A. L. Hughes, Blue
Ridge, R 1, Box 14.

Caladiums, 15c and 20c each;
Pink or Coral Vines, 10c, 20c,
and 25 each; Chesterfield dai-
sies, 10 doz; Surprise lily bulbs,
15c doz. Add postage. Mrs. Alice
Prevatte, Whigham.

Purple iris, $1 C; Shasta dais-
ies, 50c C; old time Dahlias, 50c
each ;Gladiolus, No. 1, 2c each;
gladiolus, No. 2, 1c each; violets,
10, 15, 25 - 5c ea. Mrs. E. J. Mc-
Connell, Demorest, R 1.

Large dbl. red poppy seed, 10c
thls. Mrs. W. L. Fowler, Dewy
Rose, R 2.

Native Shrubbery, all kinds,
cheap; Daffodils, Narcissi buibs
and~ Day lilies, $1 CC. Yonge/1
Walker, Toccoa, R 3.

_fiellae. arbutus, 50c doz; _jon-



quils, 15 doz; wild

|10c doz; snowballs, brida

6 for 25c; white and spru
holly, 10c. Add postage. Mt
die Leatherwood, Blue Ri
2, Box 50.

Trailing arbutus, 20c dc
borvitaes, 50c ea. Add post
orders less $1. pee M.
Cut Cane. ;

Arborvitaes, 25c to 50c;
bushes, 5c each; jonquils,
flags, 25c doz; Easter bush
ea; 3 boxwoods, 25 in.
peachtree roses, 10c ea. d
tage. Mrs. W. J. Hayes, Mor
ton, R 1, Box 12.

Weigelias, crimson quince,
bisheus, altheas, almonds,
reas, 3 for 25c; iris, hardy
fox-gloves, primroses, 1
2 doz. 25; hollyhocks, 20
Mrs .Willie Dean, Talkin
- Pink weigelias, crimson qu
glove, grape hyacinths,
hibiscus, altheas, 3for 2
ple iris, hardy phlox, blu
25c; red Amaryllis, 10c.
Silver, Talking Rock.

1 Jersey Beauty dah
white Snow dahlia, 1 dee
peony, 1-2 doz. red gladioli
50c and postage. Mrs. Gene
low ,Tallapoosa, R 1.

Magnolias,long leaf pin
dogwood, sweet bay, blo
azaleas, black haw, wis
cucumber tree, 1 ft., 10e;
25e. Add postage. No: sta
Miss Eva Combs, Toomsbor

Blooming size jonquils,
dils, narcissi, 65 C. bulbs; C
band lilies of Japan, bloo:
size, 95c C; oxalis, Florida
6 for 25c. Add postage. Be
Wright, Bremen, Clo E. L.

laurels, red dogwoods, rhodo
drons, holly, crabapples,
and: black pines, 3 ft., $1
Add postage. W. E. Waters,

rhododendrons, red dogwoo
ft. $1 doz;. Day lilies, jo

daffodils, evergreen Galax,
iris, 25 doz. Exc. for sacks,

Roper, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, pink, red,
low azaleas, red dogwood,
willows, holly. All 3 ft., $1
evergreen galax, Day lilies,
quils, daffodils, 25c doz. V
Abercrombie, Mineral Bluf

Altheas, 10c each; arboi
15c ea; spruce and white
$1 doz; evergreen galax, arb
Zac doz; azaleas, red and ye
10c ea. Add postage. Miss
Abercrombie, Loving.

Arborvitaes, 15 ea.
peach trees, 10c ea; azal
doz: Barberry bushes, 10
snowdrops, arborvitaes, 251
Add postage. Mrs. E. L
Loving.

Boxwoods and Arborvitae
ea; altheas, snowballs, re
yellow japonicas. All, $1 de
and. yellow azaleas,
bushes, 90c doz. Add p
Mrs. Lula Patterson, Lovi

Dark red, rooted verbet
doz; blue iris, 15e doz; 5c
dbl. pink oleanders, 15c :
col. larkspur, 15c do
Christine Jackson, Atlant:
KE. Confederate Ave. S, E

Red and white dogwoo
doz; holly, Mtn. laurels, 1

| Mtn. ferns, 10c ea; Mtn

suckle, 25c; yellow bell:
sweet shrubs, rooted, $1
postage. Mrs. Barbara
Ellijay, R 3. :

-10 M. fine cannas, City
land, pink; Eureka, whi
ident Red; Armenia, yellc
gold, $2 , mixed, or 10 M.
dred mixed gladiolus, $2 6
mix. bulbs, $3 M. Mr,
Camp, Cordele.:

Red and yellow azale

dogwoods, sugar plums,

ples, $1. doz; Mtn. laur Ss
and white pines, 15 ea;
10c ea. Arbutus, 30c_ do:
postage. Mrs. C.- C.









"Flowers and Secd.
For Sale





Flowers and Seed |

For Sale



Blooming size gladioli bulbs,
mix. col. 15 doz. plus postage.
Vivian Perkerson, Manchester.
Dbl. yellow and red japonicas,
6 yrs. old, 50c each; 3 yr. old
Junipers, $1, 2 for $1. "15: azaleas,
all colors, 25c ea. $2 doz; ferns,
60c doz. Rosa. Richards, Ellijay,
R 3. :

Pure Red Radiance rose bush-
eS, 2 yrs. old. Guar. to bloom this
Spring. 25c ea. as long as they
jast. C. F. Duffee, Jonesboro.
Strong, rooted Prickley Mock
orange plants for walks, borders,
driveways, hedge fences, etc., $1
C. del. Cash or money order.
Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Millhaven.

Sweet scented white grass
pinks, Gaillardia, 50e C; purple
iris, Arabian lilies, 90c C; Regale
lilies, Amaryllis, 6 for 50c.
Christine Mcleod, College Park,
R 2. Box 166.

Dogwood, laurel, ivy, white
pine, azaleas, red, orange, Easter
Bells, holly, $1 doz; arbutus, 15c
doz. Exc. for white sacks.
Ella Kate Pickelsimer, Hurst.
Laurels, red, orange azaleas,
roses, Easter Bell, white dog-
wood. Ha. 3 ft., $1 doz; arbutus
-Hearts ease, 15c doz. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Mrs. Mae Wil-
liams, Hurst.

Red and yellow cannas, white
and purple phlox plants, gladi-
oli, blue Rocky Min., hedge, 20
doz; Sweet William seed, 5c thls.
Mrs. Frank Martin, Menlo, R 2.

~ Red cedars, any size, 5c; 10c,
25 each; holly, large and small,

Mrs:'

Mrs.

40c to 50c; Black Haw, :10c, well |

rooted. Mrs. T. H. Hall,
thorpe.

- Jonduils, daffodils, butter and
eggs and Tiger lily bulbs, for
sale, or exc. for white, 100 lb.
feed sacks, free of holes, clean.
Mrs. Cliff Tanner, Sandersville,
oh i:

_ Arborvitaes, well rooted plants,
25 in. tall, cone shaped, ever-
green var., 25c ea. Miss Jessie
Cash, Flowery Branch, R 3.

Pyramid arborvitaes, 8 ft., $1.-
50: junipers, 6 ft.; $1; Globe ar-
porvitaes, 25 and 50c; Rosemary,
$1.25; boxwood, $1; Want a fe-
male Peafowl about 2 yrs. old.
State. price COD. Mrs. W. T.
Fanter, Morganton.

*Mtn. laurels, rhododendrons,
- Cherokee roses, dogwoods, aza-
leas, Coral Berry bushes, peren-
Nial phiox, black haw, ferns,
strawberry bushes, holly, 3 ft.
-95c doz. postpaid. Mrs. Minnie
Brown, Morganton.

Large white and bronze in-
urved chrysanthemums, pink
erennial phliox, pink verbena,
id fashioned: jonny-jump-ups,
5e doz. Postpaid. No chks. Del.
in April: Mrs. J. E. Freeman,
Lithonia, R 1.

King Alfred daffodils, 75 C;
Gold-band lilies of Japan, $1 C.
ed and pink azaleas, 5c bunch.
Add postage. Mrs. Albert Wright,
Bremen.

Red, yel. dogwood, pink Cher-
kee roses, Mtn. laurels, rhodo-
endrons, 12 choice rose, 3 ft.,
rooted, $1 doz. pink perennial
phiox, $1. C. Sadie Wilson, Mor-
See

_ Bleeding Heart, 40c bulb; red
PSydonia Japonicas, 3 yrs. old, 50c
a. 3 for $1; white lilacs; 40c ea.
for $1; red, white, perennial
phiox, 80c doz. Irene Powell, El-
jay, Ress Box TI.

Bright red, dbl. Seven Sister
roses, dbl. pink Queen rose, root-
ed, 20c each; pink and yellow
azaleas, 15c ea; Evergreen vine,
-20c~ ea, Mrs. Janie Honeycutt,
Ellijay, R. 3.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 4 yrs.
old, 50c ea. orange lilies, 25c doz:
Ted velvet rose, 15c each; red
Japonicas, 4 yrs. old, 50c ea. Add
ee: -Miss Eunice white, El-

Ogle-









































yellow japonicas, 4 yrs.
old, 60 ea: purple lilac, pink
Boe ie almonds, 20. ea; red
| 4<-yrs.= old, -50C. a,
Spruce pines, 15c ea.









Add postage. Mrs. Chestley Vick,
Ellijay, R 3.

Sweet shrubs, white and spruce
pines, rhododendrons, 20c each;
pink and yellow azaleas, Mtn.
laurels, 25c ea; wild iris and vio-
lets, Mtn. ferns, 35 doz. Rooted.
Add postage. Mrs. Dan Garrett,
Ellijay, R 3.

Phlox Subulava cCThrift), color,
rose pink, 75c C. plants; Semper-
vivum, 40c doz; Artimesia Silver
Keg, 25c doz. Mrs. D. G. Jones,
Arlington.

Pure white physostegia, 3 for
25c; 13 for $1;5~ pink, white; red
spirea, flowering almonds to exc
for snapdragons, dbl. hollyhock
plants. Mrs. Jeffie Ham, For-
Sy th. by =6;

Arborvitaes, 40 in. 50c ea. 6 for

$2.50; 12 for $5; 25 in. high, 30c

ea. 6 for $1.50; 12 for $3. Post-
paid. No chks. Mrs. G. W. Olivet,
Gainesville, R 2.

Amaryllis or Spider lilies, 40c
doz; pink Radiance rose, blue
hydrangea, rooted, 25c ea. Exc.
for other value. No stamps. Add
postage... Mrs. M. T. Tanner,
Sandersville.

Pink Cherokee roses, red, pink,
white, yellow azaleas, Mtn. lau-
rels, redbud, coralberry, crab-
apple, white pine, rhododen-
drons, rooted, 3 ft. high, $1 doz.
Bonnie Abercrombie, Mineral
Bluff.

Blue Spider lilies, $1 doz; yel-
low jonduils, 25c doz. James L.
McCurley, Hartwell, R 2.

Purple crepe myrtle, bridal
wreath, purple lilac, red velvet
roses, any 5 for $1; yellow and
small white Mums, 25c doz; pur-
ple sweet violets, $1 doz. Evelyn
Chamblee, Cumming, R 2..

All eol; dbl. larkspur, all col.
perennial phlox, 10c doz; big,
red, yellow, bronze chrysanthe-
mums, 25c doz; Florida; lilies, 15c
dcez; pink, purple lilies, 15c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Jessie Dobbs,
Bremen.

Crepe Myrtles, purple lilacs,
pink and yellow peachtree roses,
rhododendrons, azaleas, spruce
and white pines, dogwoods, ma-
ples, barberry, laurels, 75c doz.

Mrs. F. S. Holloway, Dahlonega,

R 1, Box 35.
Gold- band lilies of Japan, $1
C; Empress daffodils, 75c C; 1
yr. old lace ferns, 50cea; Boston
ferns, 15c ea; white Eng. dog-
wood, 3.for 25c, Mrs. Gussie
Conner, Buchanan, R 1.

Jonquil bulbs, 10c doz; blue
iris, 15c doz; : yellow. marigold
seed, 5c pkt., wild honeysuckle,
2 for 10c: wild ferns, 10c bunch.
Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle Bar-
nes, Roswell, R, 2.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
red, pink, yellow azaleas, red
dogwood, trailing arbutus, brid-
alwreath, white and spruce pines
gooseberry, Ginger liles, 75c doz.
Add postage. Miss Aurora Wa-
ters, Dahlonega, R 1.

King Alfred: bulbs, 75 ; pa-
per white narcissi, 65c C; Boston
ferns, .rooted, 15c each; dbl.
larkspur, all col. 10c doz. Add
postage. Bessie Wright, Bremen,
eZ;

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
azaleas, sweet.. shrubs, white
pines, holly, 3 ft. $1. doz;. ferns,
galax, Heartease, 25c doz. Root-
ed. Add postage. J. P. Waters,
Hurst.

Cape jasmines, 2 ft., good roots
2 for 50c, postage included; Well
rooted Boston ferns, 2 dif. kinds
for 25c. Mrs. J. M. Teague, Su-
wanee. ;

Everblooming red carnations,
20c doz. and postage. Miss Susie
Andrews, Thomasville, Box 641.

Red, yellow japonicas, 4 yVYs.
old, red velvet rose, 15c ea; pur-
ple lilac, 25c ea; dogwood, 25c
ca. Add postage. Mrs. D. H. Vick,
Ellijay, R 3.

Pink water lilies

for pool.

Strong roots, well packed, $1 ea.

del. Mrs. C. S. Jons, Pitts.

son, yel



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- Flowers and Seed
For Sale



low, cream, orchid, Pompoms,
white, yellow, red, lavender, 50c
doz. Mrs. H. L. Anthony, Colum-
bus, R 2. :

Genuine Beauty of Oxford,
new pink verbena, large rooted
plants, 10c ea. 12 for 50c. Mrs.
T. M. Randolph, Marietta. :

Dorothy Perkins running ros-
es, jonquils, yard ~ferns, cheap,
or exc. for cream, Sugar crowder
peas.Mrs. W. T.. Mayo, Lyons,

Generous planting monster
zinnia seed, for exc, for 2 - 100
Ib. cap. white feed sacks. Miss
Ida Dobb, Fairmount, R, 1..

Oregon Giant pansies, bloom-
ing size, $1.50 C; Rose of Heav-
en petunias, sweet Sultans, dbl.
yellow, white and red gaillardias,
15e doz. Add postage: Mrs. L. D.
Watson, Moultrie. ;

Empress daffodils, Gold band
lilies of Japan, white narcissi,
blue bells, for sale or exc. for 100
lb. cap. white feed sacks. Bessie
McAdams, Buchanan, FR 1.

Chrysanthemums, lavender and
white var., white daisy chrysan-
themums, for exc. for butterfly
lily tubers, 8 plants for 1 good
sized tuber. Want lily, not but-
terfly bush. Write first.

Pauline Sullivan, Atlanta, 318
Grant Park Pl. S. E. ;
Eng. Junipers, 4, $1.50; Mtn.

laurels, ivy, red, and white dog-

r wood, Cherokee roses, red bud,

10c each, or $1 doz. Add postage.
Exec. for sacks. Mrs. Sarah Kin-
caid, Morganton.

Beefsteak begonias, justicia,
Xmas and Thanksgiving cactus,
salmon sultanas, sweet gum, and
pine burr, geraniums, Sword
ferns, 10c cut. 4cut. 30ce. Mrs. Lu-
la Hawkins, Alpharetta, R 3.-

Little yellow, sweet narcissi,
20c doz; pink hyacinths, crepe
myrtles, wisteria, 20c ea; purple,
white, yellow, light and:. dark
blue iris, 10c doz, Add postage.
Mrs. J. W. Foster Ellijay, R 3.

Xmas*cactus, asparagus ferns,
5c each; white, blue and: yellow

-iris, 50c ; pink monthly rose,

DG Sane jonquils, dahlias, 50c
GC. Exc. for white sacks, or other
value. Mrs. Lillie Reese, Talking
Rock; R 2.

Evergreen cedar trees, 20 ea.
white pines, hemlock, dogwood,
maples, azaleas, drooping laurels,
rhododendrons, trailing arbutus,
"5c doz. Miss L. M. White, Dah-
lonega, R 1.

Single red altheas, 10c ea; dbl.

white . altheas, 10c ea; yellow
bells, 5c; Magic lilies, 10c ea.

blooming size; spirea, large size,
15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. T.
Jones, McIntyre, R 2.

Daffodils, butter and
bulbs, 10c doz. rooted roses,
white Easter, Killarney, 15c;
rooted lilacs, white, purple, 10c.
Add postage. Exe. for other
things. Miss Thena Tanner,
Sandersville, R 1.

Lupines, Delphinium, Fr alse

eges

Dragonhead, Ageratum, Golden

glow, 5 for 10c; wild blue flags,
primroses, bird-eye, violets, wild
Faster lilies, 10c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Wavey Lewis, Tooms-
boro.

Mix. verbean, Shasta daisies,
foxgloves, 10c doz; rose, pink,
striped, white variegated, cream,
purple, sky blue iris, 5c ea; sin-
gle, dbl. daffodils, Narcissi, 2
doz. 15c. Mrs. Henry Eller, Elli-
jay, Rs.

Pink myrtles, azaleas, bridal-
wreath, roses, lilac, peachtree
roses, Ribbon Grass, Squirrel tail
moss, iris, narcissi, pink mums,
dbl. japonicas: Exe. for pot flow-
Talking

ers. Mary Nell Roe,
Rock.

Pink weigelias, dbl. yellow jap-
onicas, rhododendrons, spruce

and white pines, azaleas, mix.
col. All 2 ft. rooted, 75c doz. Mrs,
Garvin Davis, Ellijay.

Juniper. trees, 2 ft. 15. each,
or exc. for Bermuda onions; big
pon seed, 10c tbls.







Mrs-

es Rutledge,



Boston ferns, Conch begonias,
oxalis, red or pink geraniums,
rooted, 10c each; pink fuchsia,
Sal. Sultanas, white, red, pink,
variegated geranium cuttings, 5
ea. Mrs. N. B. Overby, Oakwood,
R 1. adn) Pitta cone (354 at

25 dif. pot flower cuttings,
ferns, begonias, cactus, lilies
geraniums, 5c ea. or 1 of each
for $1; privet hedge cut. 50c C.
Exc. for anything can use. Ethel
Moss, Talking Rock, R 1.

30 dif. pot flowers, such as be-
gonias, geraniums, fuchsias, 5c
ea. 1 of each, $1.25, or exc. for
garden seed, cabbage, onion
plants, cornfield beans. Minnie
Louise Willis, Talking Rock, R 2.

Dbl. yellow japonicas, 4 yrs.
old, 50c each; pink flowering al-

monds, purple lilac, snowballs,
25 ea; red japonicas, 50c ea.
Add postage. Mrs. Iowa Vick,
Ellijay, R 3.

German iris, lavender, cream,
white, yellow with purple, mauve
with purple, blue and purple,
Spanish iris, blue; dbl. jonquils,
25e doz. Mrs. Riley Ross, Ring-
gold.

Snowdrops, blue hyacinths,
small and=large narcissi, jon-
quils, daffodils, buttercups, but-
ter and eggs, the single and dbl.
roses, rooted. Exc. for turkeys.
Mrs. E. L. Wiggins, Doyle.

Prince Feather seed, 5c tea-
spoonful; pink periwinkle, 15c
teaspoonful or everlasting straw
flower. seed, 5c teaspoonful;
bachelor buttons, 5c tbls.
other flower seed. Add postage.
Miss Pearl Farmer, Gainesville,
Reg:

Black Prince and Parisian iris,
$1 doz; 12 col. geraniums, $1
doz; rose justicia, rat-tail cac-
tus, 10c ea; ferns, 10c, 25c ea.

"Will- exch. Mrs. M. C. Harris,

Carnsville, R 2.
Purple lilac, good rooted bush,
oft 106 63.23 10f 196 = ao Ae
postage; Xmas jasmine, same
price. Exc: for nest onions. Mrs.
Jas. A. Scott, Carrollton, R 1.

Blue iris, 50c C;< yellow iris,
40e doz; lemon lilies, 30 doz;
tiger lilies, 10c ea. 3 for 25c; vio-
lets, $1 C. Mrs. Etta Stembridge,
Ella. Gap.

Fine chrysanthemums, large
Show var., 3 large and 8 var.
small from pons, and 10 var. of
daisies. Rooted. Write. Mrs. Ma-
rion Turner, Hawkinsville.

Blue plum, May cherry, 10c ea.
75c doz; Eng. dogwood, 10e ea.
3 for 25c; jonquils, daffodils, 20c
doz; pink Sister roses, dbl. 15
ea: blue, tame violets, 15c doz.
Hattie Chaney, Waco, R 1.

Little bunch cedar, $1 each;
red dogwood, yellow lilies, 50c
doz; peppermint, 50c doz; rose
bushes, 50c for 6. Add postage.
Exc. for white feed sacks. Annie
Seabolt, Dahlonega, R 4.

Orange lilies and. daffodils, 2
doz. 25c; azaleas, 25c doz; red
and dbl. yellow japonicas, Mtn.
laurels, pines, dbl. pink almonds,
2 for 25c. Add postage. Minnie
Shepard, Ellijay, R 4.

Chrysanthemum slips from the
Nevins, large white and Pacific
Supreme, large pink, and early
blooms, $1. C; $8 M. Del. No or-
der less than. 50c. Mrs. R. EF:
Terrell, Greenville, R 3.

Larkspur plants, mix. dbl., and

single, 2 doz. 15c; pot plants, all
kinds, cuttings and rooted, 5 and
10c ea; Castor beans, red var.,
5c doz. Add postage. Mrs. A.
Tanner, College Park, 510 West
Mercer Ave.
. Collection 18 pot. flowers cut-
tings, 35c; fine cannas, red, yel-
low, orange and yellow, 25 roots,
25e: red Carroil, flower, rooted,
2 for 25c. Add postage. Harold
Pass, Point Peter.

Pink and white oleanders,
bleeding heart, 2 or 25c; Royal
lilies, dbl. lavender dahlias, 3 for
250; Mrs. R. B. Smith, Cordele,
Ree:

Fine large plants of good mix,
: ee =



-white iris, 2

and]:

=Trimardeau Giant Pans

crabapples, 2 - 3 ft. sprouts, 75

ege bulbs, $1 C; blooming size

lis, 5 bunch; bridal wreath, 10



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postpaid; larkspur, fluffy ba
poppy, black-eyed Susans, Johx
ny-jump-ups, same price. Post=
paid. Mrs. Wiley Fale: Bar-
wick.

Woodbine, scarlet blooms. 15.
white lilac, 15c; winter jasmin
10c each; purple iris, 6 doz. $1;
doz. 50c; day lilie
5 doz. 50c. Mrs, E. A. Wells,
Chatsworth, R 2.

Red verbena, blue salvia, Si
ver King, purpl Achimames
pink gladioli, 15c doz; dbl. pe-
tunias, 3 for 25c; dahlia, all col
ors, 50c doz. Mrs. W. M. Vicke!
Siloam.

Easter and Tiger lilies, on
endglow, yellow narcissi,. white
and yellow mums, 20c doz. Ex
for clean sack. Ea. pay postag
Aa Mary G. Taylor, Gordo

3 es ee

Iris, 50 doz; Shasta daisies
and fieid daisies, 15c doz; phy:
ostegia gaillardia, Jonny-jump
ups, 10c doz; mix. col. larkspur,
annual - phlox, Ragged Robin, 10c
doz. Add- postage. Mrs. Hy I
Rogers, Griffin. =

Abcut 250 hedge orange plants,
for fencing pastures, 1 to 5 fb.
10c ea. or exc. for _shrubbe
Mrs. C. Hammond, Blakely, R 4.

Selected seed, 5c pke., del; ex-
tra large pkg., 10c; dbl. zinnia,
dianthus pinks, peunias, cardi-=
nal climber, larkspur, Calif. pot
py, burning bush, marigold
cynoglossum, calliopsis. Mario
McConnell, Cornelia.

Rooted Dorothy Perkins roses,
clematis vines, physostegia, al-
theas, watermelon crepe myrtles.
Will exc. for shrubbery, azaleas,
laurel, rhododendrons, Crowder
peas, etc. Mrs. W.. F: Harvey,
Decatur, 322 West College St.

Rose Grey water lilies (world
prize winners), $1.50 ea; water
hyacinths, 25c ea; Humboldt
yellow water poppy, 25c ea; Pa
rots Feather, 3 for: 25, Miss
Fannie. Jarrell, Butler, R 2,

Azaleas, rhododendrons, Mtn.
laurels, holly, white pine, sweet
shrubs, to 3 ft. 75c doz; arbutus,
valax, Heartease, Day lilies, Mtn.
geraniums, 25c doz. J. Wilson,
Rugby.

Lily bulbs, Amaryllis, Regale,
or Royal, 10c ea. bulb, $1 doz;
Magic, Fairy, Chesterfield Dai=
sies, 15c doz; $1 C;. Orange Da
15c doz. Add postage. Mrs. W.
Whigham, Whigham. PS





plants, mixed colors, Tali Giant
snapdragons, mixed colors, Giant
Imperial larkspur plants, mix.
col. All, le ea. and Ye postage.
Mrs. J. Ll. Edge, Doerun. =.
Daffodils, orange day lilies,
Star of Bethlehem, Leopard lil
tes, 75c C. Purple and lavender
iris, $1 C; snowballs, pink al-
monds, japonicas, others. Add
postage. Mrs. Mollie Henderson,
Ellijay, R 3, Box 49.
300 Cherokee roses, $3.50; 2. M.
daffodils, $5; 200 crepe myrtle
$5; 2 M. Hemorocallis lilies,
M. _ lilies, $6; wild flower
cheap. L. M. Woodruff, Greee
ville. :
Sweet shrubs, white coe red
dogwood, white pine, laurels,
Ivy, azaleas, holly, raspberry,



doz. Mtn. ferns, 20c doz. Add.
postage. J. A. Wilson, Hurst.
Bulbs: . jonquils, puttercups,
$3.50 M; white and yellow na:
cissi and butter and eggs, 10
doz; 50c C. Exc. 100 of any for
10 white feed sacks. Mrs. B. T.
Echols, Philomath, a
Yellow jonquils and butter and

perennial Sweet Williams and
larkspur, mixed colors, 45 doz:
14 mix. col. hollyhock seed, 13
eupful. Mrs. Thornton McCurle
Hartwell.

Hedge plants, tasted $1 55 C3
cannas, red and yellow, 15 doz;
Florida lilies, 20c doz; pink oxal-













ea. Chrysanthemums, 25 doz.




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BUREAU OF MARKETS



Department Of

. Agriculture

_ Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.



G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner
F. GREER, Director
_ Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1934.

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: Picci and Seed |
For Sale

eas, Maples, dogwood, Yel-
- root, ratsbane, Spice wood,
Red Root. Mrs. J. F. Parker,

on



ahlias, Decorative, Michael,
Millionaire, Williams, Warner,
1 de Veer, Amon, 12c ea. $1.00
ooming size Cape jasmine,
S, 50c. Bessie Martin, Gai-
ssville, R 5.

all type dbl. dahlias, red, yel-
. pink, purple and variegat-
, 30c doz. 2 doz. 50c, del. Hot
r, verbena and running ok-
c tbls. seed. Mrs. A. C.

n, Tallapoosa, R 2.
isies, verbena, Foxglove, 25C
doz; cannas, 60c doz. hyacinths,

oz. blue iris, 50c doz. pink}

d yellow peachtree roses, 25c
or 3. Exc. for sacks. Mrs. Ruby
i. Hester, Dahlongea.

Pink Thrift, 50c C. jonquils,
5c C. yellow narcissi, Oct. lilies,

low day lilies, 20c doz. white|
large

25c doz; Amaryllis,

Pe ecovene Butler.
By 2k purple, slea|

ee awhile? s



Flowers ar
_ For Sale

Red. gladioli, bulbs, 20c doz.
small sweet scented jonquils, $1
C:. Exe. for dried fruit, white
bunch butter-bean seed, brown
or white crowder pea seed. Mrs.
R. EB. Cross, Colquitt.

Bridalwreath, snowballs, oak
leaf hydrangea, winter jasmine,
almonds, 6 for 25c; snowdrops,
iris, mix. col. hardy phlox,
mums, 25 for 25c. Ferns, 4, 25c.
a Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega,
Reals

100 boxwoods, 3 yrs. old, $5.50
C; mix. azaleas, 50c doz; 30 Ju-
nivers, 3 for $1; wild ferns, 50c
doz; sweet shrub, cream dos-
wood, strawberry bush, 12 for $1.
E. Heaten, Mineral Bluff.

Pink bloom. Beauty Bush,
Mock orange and pink ever-
blcoming spireas, milk and wine
lilies, jonquils, daffodils, yeMow
perennial snapdragons, Mrs.. M.
O. Mahaffey, Carrollton, R 4.

Pink weigelias, dbl. yellow ja-
ponicas, Mtn. laurels, azaleas,
mix: col. Mtn. ivy, 65c doz; har-
dy. pin kphlox, purple iris, fox-
giove, yellow buttercups, 25 doz.
Rooted. Mrs. R. M. Ray, Ellijay.

Old fashioned marigold seed,
dbl. and single, bloom all sum-
mer and fall, 5c this. Christmas
cherry plants later on, ic each.
Add postage. Exc. for nice sacks.

ee

| Mrs. J. H. Goldman, Lincolnton,

R 1.
Water lilies, 25c doz;
dogwood, 25c doz; ferns, 25c;

Cherokee roses and Maples, 50c;

Goldenrod, 25c. Add postage.
Rooted. Theodoshia Ross, Mor-
ganton.

Dbl. pearl white tuberose, 1
and 2 yrs. old, 5c ea. 6 for 25c
in money or stamps, or exch.

for table peas. Add postage..

Mrs. J. L. Harrell, Wadley. R 1.

Varigated yr. old Century
plants, 25c ea; red geraniums,
7 dif. kinds of cactus, 7c cut-
ting; red and pink and white
yard hibiscus, 15c a root. Pre-
paid. Josephine Raley Mitchell.

Seven sister roses, 5c ea. 50c
doz; Heart Leave roots, 5c, 50c
doz; Sweet Bubbies, 25c ea. 3
for 50c. Mrs. Rowena Boyd.
Ellijay. R 3.

Wisteria, Traveliers Delight |.
vine, 3 for 10c. Add postage.
Elsie Stancil. Dahlonega. R 1.
Box 76. ;

Madonna, dbl. Tiger, Blue,
August lilies, 3 for 25c; hya-
cinths, $1 doz: white and pink

trilliums, gentain, 30c doz. Fine

named dahlias, 40c doz. tubers.
Grace Eaton, Dahlonega. R 1.

Gladiola, mix.
$1.25 C; medium, $1 C; bloom-
ing size, 75c ; dahlias, Jer-
sey Beauty, Warner, Sagamore,
Jersey Beacon, 15c ea. 6, 75c;
$1.25 doz: mix: 75c.-doas J: .
Cottengin Hast Point. 112 La-
Rose Ave:

Red and yellow
50c ea; snowballs 50c each;
pink flowering almonds, red
dokwood, purple lilac, 25c ea;
Mtn. azaleas, $1 doz. Miss Eun-
ice White, Ellijay. R 3. |

Hardy phlox, Bearded Iris,
hollyhocks, sweet rocket, . age-
ratum, hardy -asters 35c doz;
winter jasmine, lemon lilies,
blackberry lilies, pink.-almond,
15c ea. Add postage. Mrs. L..M.
Slaughter, Rising. Fawn.

Ferns, sword, 25c ea. Spren-

geria, large size, 50c ea. Add
postage. Mrs. Noel Payne, Can-



ton. R 3.

Flowers and Seed.
Wanted

Want all kinds of water



plants: lilies, hyacinths, pop-} :

pies, anything for the pond.

| Exch. dried: Souter okra, poppy

azaleas,

lare bulbs, | stain drill, All

japonicas,,.

exch. for good milch cow. T.
L. Ergie, Douglasville.

-|Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkins-
ville.

ae each.



ephant Ear plant. Buy or exch.
other flower seed. Mrs: E. B.
Summerville. Felton.

Want to buy wild ferns that
are green now. Send sample.
J. S. McLeod, Shellman.

Want party or parties, to

furnish me with fine, Show
dahlia tubers, to raise on share
basis. Write promptly. | George
M. Moseley, Menlo.
Exch. nice yard hydrangea
and: yellowbells for Mtn. laurel
and Mtn. ivy. Write what you
have. Mrs. J. Mike Langston,
Rome. 613 Shorter Ave.

Want dahlia tubers, true to
name var., also cannas, Presi-
dent Red, peonies. Quote price
per doz. J. R. Allen, Gaines-
ville.

Exch. white pines, ivy, and
Mtn. laurel for tulip, gladiola
or potted plant cuttings, also
monthly rose bushes. Mrs.
Frank Foster, Clarkesville. R 1.:

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale



}

1 Case tractor, used about 4
mos. Model L, 28-44- H. P. at
reasonable price. Cash. Make me
an offer. J. D. VOss, Tenniile,

Box 15.

1 Avery walking cultivator,
vood as new, used very little, $35,>
or exc. for cow giving not less
than 4 gal. milk daily. C. O.
Griffin, Ocilla, R 2.

8 ft. binder, $65; Fordson
tractor, fenders and pulley, $60
Peanut picker, $1.50; stump
puller complete, $60. Exch. for
corn, Spanish or Runner pea-.
nuts. H. E. McCorvey, Unadil-
la: P. O. Box..275.

Farmall 2-row cultivator and
Cole planter with single and
double hoppers and various at-
tachments. Used but. little.
Practically good as new. Real
Wargain, nr exch. for grade.
Guernseys, or good ear corn.
Thos. E. Reeve, Calhoun.

Tnternational Walkin Culti-
vator, used 2 yrs., $30. HE. D.
Lawhorn, Sumner.

4 horse gas. eng., good cond.,
$10. Arthur L. McDowell, Bron-
wood. Rel. Box 6:

Dairy outfit: 1 No. 3 Roller
Hammer Mill, 4 DeLaval milk-
ing- machines, gas. eing., and
pump, etc, everything complete
Claude Tuck, Winterville.

2 Side-delivery hay rake and
tedder, lime spreader, 20-2 hole
good cond.,
cheap. V. E. Rouse, Thomas-
ville. Box 505.

_ 1 large size ensilage cutter,
1 Cletrax '20 tractor, at bar-
gains. Want 1 used Hammer
type feed mill. F. W. Brannon,
Atlanta. 1017 Columbia Ave. N
HE.
25 H. P. engine for sale or

3 roller cane mill for sale
or trade for good. sow and pigs
of good stock, B. P. C. or S: P.
Cc. Red Jersey, or Berkshire.
Emory Gay, Garfield.

1 Feed Mill, hand: power, in
good order, $14 or exch. C.
M, Duffey, Carrollton. Mt. Oak
Farm.

26 in. rock Williams Grist
Mill, $35 cash, or trade for
good, gentle Shetland pony. P.
H. W. Wilson, Bartow. R 2.

1 -TI. H.C. riding cultivator,
$15; 1 - I. H. C. riding culti-
vator, perfect cond., $35; 1
Avery walking cultivator, $20.

1. Ledbetter planter. Plants
seed and puts out guano, 5
plates, :corn, cotton, peas, beans
McCormick mower

-Chorse-hoe) ;
35 at, a pena 4 Roy



3 ery. woke or Sale

vator, $30: % horse slat red-
land plow. Sell or exch. for
corn or feed stuff. A. S. Lewis,
Gore. Rel.

1 Potato Digger plow for
sale or exch. for low wheel
Garden plow, in good cond. Ea.
to. pay transportation chgs. J.
W. Kennedy, Cecil.

1 Oliver D. 12 tractor side
plow for Fordson, ready to run
$25 FOB. W. E. Stewart, Swords

2 pecan tree dusting ma-
chines, cheap; 1 Williamson
stump puller; Disc tractor
plows; stalk cutter; 2 horse
plows, etc. All good cond. Write

for list of other farm tools and | |

machiney. Fred C. Geiger,
Flintside.

1- 2- 24 in. disc McKay
tractor plow, A-1 cond., Used
1 week. Best offer takes it. W.
E. Mote, Temple. R 1.

1 Plain View Cole planter,
5 plates, 4 gear wheels, in good
cond. with guano distributor at-
tached.. $12. Money order or
reg. letter. No chks. Ed. Hum-
phreys, Stone Min., on Coving-
ton Road, near Fishers Service
Station.

3 row grain drill, Internation-
al make, 1 - 2 horse Chattan-
ooga turning plow. Both good
cond., for sale. W. E. Cook,
Jasper. R 3. Box 31.

Second-hand cotton planter,
good shape. Gantt make,. also
1 Joe harrow, for sale, cheap
for cash. Write or call. R. F.
Cato, Stapleton.

McCormick and Deering new
4 riding cultivator, first class
shape, $20. John Grim, Lith-
onia, RR 3:

No. 3 J.-B. Hammer mill,
practically new, $150; 1 beam-
or garden tractor, never used
will trade for equal value. 2
B. Brazeal, Dawson.

1 dbl. disc harrow and
Fordson side disc plow. Good
cond. Sell or exch. for corn or
sorghum seed; or will buy 50
bu. sorghum seed and 50 bu.
corn. Will .call for within 75
miles. A. B. Medlock, Austell.
Re 2.

1 small 3 roller cane mill
and hopper pan for sale or
trade for young cow or shoats,
OY anything can use:..A, oJ.
Johnson, Graysen.

1 Economy Cream Separator
No. 26, in good cond., $25 FOB.
Write. W. S. Ivey, Warrenton.
Re 3 Box 33: :

Complete 2-80 Continental
Huller Breast Gin outfit,
trampers, suction, cleaning,
feeders, etc., ready to run. Op-
erated last season, for $1,000
less power. Norton W. Hart,
Warrenton. R 2.

'2 horse riding plantet, Jr.,
cultivator, $15; 1 Economy
King Separator, No. 12, $20;
want a nice horse colt. Exch.
above. J. M. Harrell, Mitchell.
R 2. -

.3 roller power cane mill and
copper bottom pans, good as
new, for sale or exch. for mule

-or horse, or good. corn mill,

not over 24 in. rock. W. T.
Kelley, Marietta. R 1.
1 light. 2 horse Vulcan
| plow, $6. Exch. for R. I. Red
poultry or I horse plow. W. G.
Kelly, Conley. R 1.
International grain thresh,
needs some repairs, $25, or exc.
for farm produce; Chattanooga

No. 71 plow wing, 50c del. C./

S. Driskell, Juliette. R 1.

1 - 8 disc all steel Cuttaway
harrow, Internation, with
tongue, A-1- cond., for sale.
Fred House, Madison.

1 Avery disc plow; 1 Puantet
Jr., cultivator and attachments
: 1 middie-buster.
- 0 for. lot,-or exch. for hens.



ery For Sale.

good cond., $4; 1 Chattanor
turning plow, No. 62,
cond., $5. Will exch. E.
Burke, Rhine. R 1. :

Cider mill and press, good
cond., for sale, or exch. for 7
lbs. honey, 3 bu. Hay peas,
bu. Sop beans, or shop blower
T. H. Davis, Cedartown. R 1.
_ Practicall new Internation
Hammer Mill, belt and gas. er
$150. Trade for fresh mil
cows. W. B. Merrell, Fo
Park.

1- 20 in. Williams Corn Mi
good mechanical cond., $25; al

Comer. Box 87. ve

Set of blacksmith aan
cheap fer cash. Near Lit
Springs Station. R. H. Le
ford, Douglasville. R 1. :

1 Farquah boiler, 20 H. P
and 1 Taylor engine, 15 H.,E
in good cond. C. Holcomb, FR
Valley. R 2.

Fordson tractor, good co
at reasonable price, or trad
for other value. Oscar Jack:
son, Cleveland. R 5..

1 Grist Mill with 14
rocks; gas. eng., 6-% H. P.
Corn sheller, and other equi
ment, perfect cond., now.

| operation, cheap for cash. f

B. Farrar, Jenkinsburg. Box 10

1 medium size farm be
good tone, in good cond. $3.5
not del. Mrs. W. T. Guest, Je
sey.

28 in. clutch pulley, mag:
neto and tripod for 10 H. 1
engine, shafts, and other equip
ment. All good.cond., for cas.
or good bread corn, del. Robt.
Fuller, Adairsville.

3- 1 horse Hammond stock
1 - 2 horse Hammond stoc
1 - No. 9 and 1- No. 5 Vulcan

1% turn plows; No. 40 Cole plan

er, 1 Sroing Tooth cultivato:
and others .Good cond. J. L
Savage, Thomaston. R 4.

Fordson tractor, bought new,
handled right, A-1 shape, 2 ex
tra rims, $85. FOB. J. C. John:
son, Griffin. Box 266.

Hercules stump puller ani
equipment. for sale, Jos. Powers,
Blackshear. R 1.

International Riding. culti
vator, good cond., all attac
ments. A bargain at $20. -

J. B. Collier, Poulan. :

. Chattanooga Reversible d
plow, $8; 1 ker. oil brooder
M. cap. used 1 season, $8. FO
J. F. Clark, Boston. 4

1 steel beam stalk ripp
in first class cond., $4, or ex
for seed potatoes or plants,
lard; 14 tooth 2 horse har ri
good shape, $3.50 Exch.
pure Summerour cotton sccm
J. Pope, Tallapoosa.

3 prs. Mill Stones, _ ne
been used, for sale. Might trad
for something can use of eq 1a
value. L. R. Pierson, Atlanta
Shrine Mosque.

I Superior corn planter,
fertilizer attachment, in go
cond., priced right. Write
see: Lonzo H. Patton, Blai
ville. R 4.

2 horse Vulcan turn plow
good cond., $5 FOB: A. J. Mi
Michen, Cartersville. R23

Simplex ditcher and t er
er, cheap. Excellent cond.
H. Collins, Atlanta. 115 For
syth St. S. W.

1 Oliver 1 horse plow, 1-
horse Blue Bird, No. 3,
other tools, also 250 ees.
Incubator, A-1 cond., a:
brooders. N. J. Dean, Alba
BC. :

Fordson tractor, 1927 mi
and 1 dbl. tractor harro
1 tractor turning plo




nd-Hand M
ery F or Sale

a Sienmn hoist engine. and 1

compressor and drill, only

-3 mos. Good cond., $125

or lot at* my place. Mrs. G.
. Holcomb, Bremen.

cCormick Deering culti-

yator, No. 1 shape, (even paint

not hurt) $35, or exch. for No.

owing machine, at my barn.

. McKibben, Jackson. R 4.

ond-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted





Want terrace level with tri-

d and target. Will exch. hogs

d other value. A. Smith, At-
anta.. 474. No. Boulevard,
phone 5961.
Want to buy a second- hand
Cole, Cotton-seed, Corn and
bean dropper. Must be good
cond. and cheap. R. E. Lee,

Went: a used boiler in good
ond., for a steam. pressure can-
ner. Give cond., description, etc.
first letter. Mrs. E. P.. H.
Stripling, Doerun.
Want good, used combination
ter, preferably, Coles
Combination Plain View. the
ind that plants corn.and vel-
vet beans at the same time.
Must be good cond. and reas-
onable. J. R. Hopkins, Athens.
Want a 24 in. Meadows corn
ill and an 8 or 10 H. P. Her-
les Ker. eng. on a 50: per cent
the earnings of the outfit
yment plan. Must be cheap

id in A-1 cond. A. F. Keni-.

er, Cleveland. R 5.

Want a second-hand combi-

ion corn and cotton planter,
good make, that drops
in hills, in good. cond.,
| at right place. O. H. Brad-

Want to, buy Bull Wheel for

t. Champion Binder, Cole
orn planter, 1 Covington. cot-
planter. N. P. Metts, Dub-

ant a horse drawh mower.

Will exch. value or pay cash.
rs. W. H. Hill, Palmetto.
Want farm blacksmith tools
id vise. Mrs. Mace Briscoe
ray, Griffin.

_. Want 1 dbl. hopper, No. 15,

Sight Feed Cole corn planter,

a Farmall tractor, good
md., etc. near here, and cheap
T. Morrow, Farmington.
Exch. real good. milch -cow,
eshen middle of April with
calf, for mowing machine
rake, Skinner,
onwood. Box 178.
Want a second-hand Avery
ill in good cond., cheap. State

ant to buy a binder.
od one. G. H. Elrod, Winder.

rant corn planter, within 690.

iles of here. Exch. corn. Must

good make with fertilizer

tachment. J. O. Gudger, El-

ay. R 2.

ant to hear from party

ing a 52-% Oliver steel

m Hillside plow for sale or
State cond., and price.

N. Bruce, Dial.

ant 1 small gas eng. about.

0 1H. P., in good running
. W. Harrison, Fitzgerald.
Wa. t 1 good, used Power

mill for cash, or syrup.

oe
: International
bivator. | __ State . -cond.,

Riding
and





= ery Wanted.

- Want power corn sheller in
any cond. State make, model,
and cond. Must be bargain.
Julian Leggett, Unadilla.

Want 1 Feed Mixer. Must
be first class cond. and reason-
ably priced. Send description of
what you have to offer. C. M.
Miller, Cornelia.

Want 1 electric churn, 5 gal.
cap. that can b used with al-
ternating current. W. H. Kin-
don, Wadley.

Want manifold and carbu-
rator for 1925-27 Fordson tract-
or, also fan pulley, tractor har-
row, 24 in. disc. E. B. Moss,
Elberton. R 4.

Want second-hand dbl. Cole
dropper, good cond., cheap: J.
T. Knight, Colquitt. R. 5. .

Want a 25 bbl. cap. Midget
Marvel flour mill. G. W. Wood-
ruff, Winder.

Want large ensilage cutter,
in A-1 cond. Will pay cash.
J.. E.. Turner, . Atlanta. . 502
Ponce de Leon Ave., N. E.

Want to buy good, second-
hand John Deer tractor har-
row for 10-20 motor, in A-1
cond. and at bargain. Will con-
sider other make in good shape.
Mrs. Leila F. Bolton, Griffin.
Robe.

Want 1 wind mill and tank,
also Martin Ditcher, road
scoop, Cultipacker and Fordson
tractor. W. I. Lang, Cumming.

Want 2 Cole cotton planters
and 2 corn and Combination
planters, at bargain. W. H.
Waddell, Pearson.

Want. grist. mill in perfect
working order, stones not less
than 36 inches. Sydney Clare,
Fitzgerald.

Want turbine water wheel.
Give full information in letter.
Homer F. Geiger, McIntosh.

Want 1 good, second-hand
grain thresh. 5 bu. eee Pump-
kin Yam potatoes. S. F'. Wood-
all, Woodland.

Want second-hand blower
for chop: work, cheap. If you
have one, let me know at once.
HH. W. Green, Buchanan. Pus oF
Box 120.

Want Jay Bee Hammer Mill,
either Crackerjack or Hum-
dinger, No. 2; for sale, Fordson
tractor, 2 Williamson horse
power stump pullers, in good
cond. E. M. Hurst, Egypt.

Want 1 dbl. bottom or disc
plow in. good cond. for Farm-
all, also Black Hawk or other
good little hand corn sheller.
Must be good cond. State make,
cond., and lowest.price. R. Lee,
Blackwell,. Calhoun.

Want to buy 1 good, used
3 rolled syrup mill. Quote best
price. J. B. Robinson, Senoia.
R, 2. Box 118..

Want good, used. threshing
machine, cheap. for cash. State
size and make. R. P. Burson,
Monroe.

Want del. price on gocd
blacksmith forge. Mrs...M. C.
Crow, Gainesville. R 5,

Want a good med. wt., used
Covington or Cole planter (Hill
Dropper) and all attachments
for planting a variety of gar-
den and field seeds. J. F. Bish-
op, Marlow. R 1.

Want best cash nrice on stalk
cutter,Disc harrow section har-
row. goober Oliver plow. State

,|:cond., etc. J. R. Ruddell, Marb- |

le Hill.
Want - vibra knock No. 29
Cole Distributor and 1 Ledbet-

ter cotton and corn planter,

good cond. and cheap for cash.

E. D.. Crider, Calhoun. R 2.
Want a good second-hand

Bean Huller. Samp Smith,

| Douglas.

i Want 2 paren tractor in

good rouge orter, cheap, for



ery. 7 Wanted

machine and all, mounted. Exc.
15 H. P. Ker. eng. in good:cond.
for same. G. M. Williams, Al-
mon.

Want> good. second-hand crude
oil engine, 60 to 100 H. P., in
good cond., and a bargain. To be
used to drive cotton gin outfit;

}also want good farm tractor, 15-

380 McCormick-Deering prefer-
red. Jno. W. Clements; Dalton.



Incubators, Broeders,

Etc., For Sale

Wishbone brooder, 100 cap.,



| used 1 time. Sell or exch. for

baby chicks, or anything can
use; 1 thoroughbred Black P.
C. male, wt. 100-150 bs. to
trade for Separator or Coving-
ton planter. John H. ere:
Greensboro. R 3.

Inc., Super Hatcher, cap. 150
ggs, good as new, $10 or 125
chicks, day old: Mildred Ber-
ryhill, Cochran.

500 chick cap. 44 in. canopy
Sol Hot wickless oil burning
brooder, good as new, used very
little, $14, FOB, or exch. for
potato plants. J. H. Beasley,
Lavonia.

Buckeye Ticieatee 808 egg |*

cap. runs with power, automat-
ic egg trays and a 1 M. chick
oil brooder, Good cond. $75. for
both del. E. Anderson, Graham.

Used oil burning brooders,
feeders, water founts, for
chicks and older fowls; also
fattening batteries, new baby
baby chick boxes. Good operat-

ing-cond. guar. Write for prices

on what you want. Chas. F.
Howe, Ft. Valley.

1- 500 cap. Sol Hot canopy

rooder, most like new. Sacri-

fice for $10. Ira F. McMinn,
Ayersville.

350 chick Buckeye brooder,
$5 cash or exch. for sugar cane
syrup, or sugar cane seed, or
what have you? Mrs. A. L. Mc-
Fiven, Fitzgerald. R 2.

Little Brown Hen Incubator,

50 egg cap., good cond., for
sale or exch. for 30 lbs. any
kind table peas, or butter-beans
or for 1 bu. Whip-poor-will
peas.. Mrs. Harry S.. Johnson,
Roopville. R 2.

1 coal burning brooder;
S.ears-Rosbuck,. thermostatic,
brooder 500. successfully last
season, $8 FOB. C. L. Perdue,
Decatur. R. 3..phone, Deaborn
2369 M.

- New oil brooder, good as new,
300 cap., used once. $3 cash,
FOB. No exch. Francis Grim,
Lithonia. R 3. :

Latest model Buckeye, auto-
matie egg-turners,
tray, cap. 350 ag Set once.
Cost $65; sell for $35, cash at
my place, near Helena. Mrs.
Jesse W. Brown, Helena.

1 Old Brusty,;.175 cap. In-
cubator, good.cond., with ther-
mometer and instructions,
Little. Brown Hen Incubator,

perfect cond. $3.50 Cash. Exch.
for good -P. C. or Essex shoats.
Mrs. H. L. Huey, Decatur. R 1.

1 brooder, 350 chick _ size,
positively brand new,
been used. $9; Fordson tractor,
good. cond. Sell or trade. E. B.
Parker, Claxton. Box 103.



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., Wanted



cond.,



Exch. 10 thoroughbred, yr.

old hens for a Buckeye Incu-
bator, 160 egg size, in No. -
and have instruction
book. Mrs. a. D. Daniel, Hazle-
hurst..R 2;

Want a thermometer with |
ee mercury for Brown Her in-

mo isture.

$5;.

never.



Incubators, Brooders,
Etc., Wanted

Want Little Brown Hen In-
cubator, good as new, 50 or
75 cap., in exch. for good $5
value. Mrs. B. F. Lord, Hazle-
hurst. R 3.

Poultry For a

BANTAMS
Golden Sebrights, full blood,
prize winning, 2 roosters, 5
hens, $4.50 for lot. In fine
cond. J. T. L. Hartness, Min-
eral Bluff.







BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

2 pure bred B. R. roosters,
March 1933 hatch, exceptional-
ly fine birds from weil culled
flock, $1.25 ea. or both for $2.
FOB. T. J. Dowdy, Baxley. R 4.
_ 2 fine pure bred Thompson
Ringlet B. R. February hatch
roosters, $1.25 ea. $2 for both.
FOB. Tender, streaked, Half
Runner garden bean seed 2eSOG
per pkt. del. Mrs. N. R. Wil-
son, Canon. R 2.

Pure Thompson Ringlet B. R.
cockerels, now in service, $1.25
eacan; or $1 ea. if 2 or more are
taken. FOB; hatching eggs, 75c
per 15, $1.25 for 30, del. Mrs.
R. Li: Mabry, Canon. R, 2.

CAMPINES .
30 Golden Campine hens,
$1.25 ea. or lot for $30. Exch.
for equal number of heavier
breed of chickens: Reds or Bar-
red;Rocks) 1 yr. old, B.- R.
Stocks, Tifton. R. 2.

GAMES

Nice Blue Game _ rooster,
half grown, $1; large purple,
dbl. dahlias (bloom until frost;
turn pink in late summer), 25c
ea. Exch. for large nice, white
feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
C. W. Fricks, Talking Rock.

Black Greast Red Games, 16
nice hens and pullets and 2
stage, $1 ea. $15 for the lot.
G. M. Baldwin, Douglasville.

2 Howell Grey Dom cross,
early pullets, $1.25 each; also
pure stock. Aldrick Mugwump
eggs, $2 per 15. J. Ed Aber-
nathy, Rockmart. R 1.

GIANTS
Thorughbred Jersey White
Giants, $1.50 each; $2.25 per
pr. Large, strong and healthy.
Mrs. Allen Russ, Nichols. R. 2.

- LEGHORNS .









6 yong W. L. hens, culled,.

extra fine; all laying, extra

large and heavy, 75c ea;:white

velvet and green .mixed okra,
seed, 5c per large cupful. Eva
Haynes, Buford.

3 to 4 wks. old Leghorn

cockerels for sale. FOB: Make

best. offer. F. W.. Elarbee,

Brooklet...

15. pure White Leghorn, large. See
size hens, 15 mos. old, extra

fine rooster, no akin, $10 for
lot, Cash. with order. Mrs. R.
M. Smith, Demorest.-

27 W. L. hens, Eng.,. strain,

|} April hatch, fine layers, 60c

ea. Mrs. J. J. Shearouse, Guy-
ton.
Roselawn Pen Ped. Barron

Leghorn cockerels, February 8,
rapidly

1934 hatch. Healthy,
growing, wt. about. 1% lbs. $1
ea. Homer Wright, Gainesville.
Re Bice ss :



ORPINGTONS
2 Buff. Orp. May hatch cock-
erels, 75c ea. or exc. 1 for an-
other of same breed. Mrs. J. D.
Flanagan, Cornelia, R.- 1.

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE_



4 Peafowls: 1 cock, 5 yrs. old,

full plumage, $12. 50; 1-2 yr. old,
$10; 1 - 1 yr. $8; 1 hen, 2 yrs..



ae oe



_ Peafowls for sale, $18 eac
$35 pr. FOB. E, D. McCool,
fey

&

PHEASANTS FOR SAL

Goldens. and Silvers, $10 -
Full plumage Silver cock, |
also setting eggs for sale; Wa
some Green sugar cane
planting a small patch. M
J: . Symmes, Atlanta. 349
Piedmont Road, N. E:. =
Cherokee 2456...



R. I. REDS...
Owen strain mature cocker-
els, dark red to the skin, B. W.
D. free. Heavy laying flock, $2
ea. 3 for $5; hatching eggs, $
per 15; 3%c an egg in. large
lots. E. Maynard, Newton.

10 R. C. R. I. Red hens an
cockerel, $9 for lot. All pure
bred. Eggs, 40c per 15, del. Mrs.
A. B. Crow; Flowery Brane
Re 2:

Thoroughbred S> C. Rat
Reds, 2 roosters, yr. old, $1.5:
each; 12 hens," 1 and 2.
old, $1 each; 10 pullets, 5 mos.
old, 75c each. Cash with order.
No .chks. Mrs. A. H. Joiner.
Unadilla; R 2... .

10 pullets, laying and on
2 yr. old cock, extra dark red
Donaldson str.. $18 for lot
hens and pullets, same stra
not quiet as dark, $1 ea. Mr
C. S. Miers, Decatur. 931 Thir
Ave., "phone, Deaborn 3354

1 pure bred:R. I. Red: roost:
er, April 1933 hatch, $1.25 FO:
J. E. L. Hall, Whigham:

8 Red hens, 1 yr. old, 75s
each. No chks. Mrs. D. H. M
loy, Rhine. R 1.

10 fine young Donaldson Re
laying hens, $1 ea. Mrs. R. In
Hale, Conyers:- 130 So, Main.
St., *phone Conyers, 48. os

6 wks. old cockerels, over
lb. wt. of best Donaldson str.
Star and Exhibition Reds, $1
ea; 6 for $5; Fancy Red S
eggs, $2.50 per 15; Exhibitio
$1.50: Utility, $1. Mrs. oR.
Fleming, Lincolnton, ;



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEE
DUCKS, ETC. .FOR SALE
Big Bone M. B. toms, $3.7

ea. 1933 hatch. 2. for $7. Mr,

Bonnie Smith, Gainesville. R
6 geese and 3, ganders,

for-lot; or-exch. for 3. bu. go

sound Brab pea seed. Mrs.

J. Kirkland, Broxton, R 2.
8 ducks and 3 drakes, $1

for lot. Will sell 4 ducks ani

drake, $5. Roy. Bruce, Adair

Ville, 1 =
2 dueks and drake, pure pre

Mammoth White Pekins, -

heavy laying strain, just beg

Maminoth Bron: ot by! ed-
ing. Toms, $7.50 each: hens
$3 each;. Eggs, special matings,
$2 per doz; R. I. 1
per setting. B. Ww. a
All matings with impo
Canadian cockerels, All cre
FOR, farm. J. BP: ee

Brunswick.

home- made lard _ at

for shell corn at 50c bu. Mrs

A. T. ie Gardi.



WYANDOTTES _

3 fine young Silver |
Wyandotte hens; Re : P.

1 young cock, same type

age, 90c ea. Awe pier
old, $10 FOB. OoNG - Purvis, Ft. | Mt.




. Not over 4 yr. old, full
. Or 10 Minorca hens

ck, at reasonable price.

if Woods, Doerun. R 3:



= BANTAMS

ade Fantail pigeons (5 pr)
antam chickens. J. C. Wil-
S, Hast - Point. 404 No.
ney st xs :

2 PEAFIWLE
Want 2 Peafowl hens. Make
est price. H. E. Clary, Thom-





PHEASANTS

ch. a Ringneck Pheasant.

ock for a pheasant hen. Ea.
arty pay express J. S. Syd-
oten, - eapeetals. 412 W. Pine



RKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
UCKS, ETC., WANTED
Want 1 fine Bronze turkey

an. Exch. very fine 1933 hatch |-

onze tom and pay difference
$3.75 cash. Mrs. W. B. Kug-
1; Bowdon. R 2.

Want to buy 1 turkey hen.
ate what you have and best
rice for cash. Any breed. Must
reasonable. O. P. Floyd,

ming. R 5.

Baby Chicks For Sale
W. lL. day old chicks from



kept and culled for pro-

tion eggs size and vitality
Parent stock. Tested for BWD.
$6.95 per C. prepaid. 2 hatches
per week. Permit No. 4118. D.
PL Martin, Cobbtown.

W. L. chicks, from state of
Se - Cert. stock, free of BWD.
proven breeders, 2 to 4 yrs.
old, mated to pedigreed males,
971 to 312 eggs. Cert. No. 44.
For April del. M. W. Kantala,
Elberton.

Get 10 free chicks with each
100 ordered, Heavy mived, $6.30
C; $3:50 per 50; $1.90 for 25.

el. Ready April 3rd. (Have
Compliance Cert.) Clyde Strick-

nd, Screven.

High powered baby chicks,
Reds; Rocks, Everlay. Brown
and Tancred White Leghorns,

C. Heavy breed mixed and
ight breed, $6.50 C. del. Com-
pliance Cert. No. 9129. De
Thomas, Odum.

W. L. chieks, Ga. State Ac-

edited. Compliance Cert. No.

_ $7 per C. $65 M. Jos, Tank-.

ersley, Jr.; Waverly Hall.

vou. heavy mixed ghicks, 5
wks. old, 16c each, express col-
Ject. Money erder preferred.
Mrs. Dollie M. Harrell, Hawk-
incville, R 2. Box 25.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want at once 100 to 500
chicks to raise on halves to
8 wks. old. Large breed pre-
ferred. Write. Mrs. R. K. John-

-. Want 200 baby. chicks to
raise on halves to 6 wks. old:
Barred Rocks or Reds pre-
ferred. Mrs. Vola Thompson,



Tant 200 to 500 chicks to
ra e on halves to 8 or 10 wks.
old. Have everything except the
chicks. W. H. Hayes, Atlanta.
108 Edgewood Ave. N. E.



Eggs For Sale



a Thoroughbred White Wyan-
dotte eggs. $1 per 15 del; 1 pr.
White Bantams, 75c, or exch.
for cured ham or midlings.
Mrs. H. H. Herring; Cairo.
oe 2S yrs. a breeder of Park's

oe yr ld,



Eggs For Sale

Pure Roundhead eggs, 75c
per 15. Ship COD; good young
cocks on walks, $2 ea. Exch.
for equal value. R. H. Cavin,
Menlo.

Bourbon Red turkey eves and
poults from flock bred for type,
vigor, color and size. Eggs, $2.50
per doz. postpaid; poults, 35c
ea.-.in 100 lots, 25c ea. Mrs.
Chas. H. Drake, Braselton.

M. B. big bone Giant turkey
eggs. Best layers in the world.
bred from tom wt. 62 lbs. Eggs,

$4 doz. Mrs. Bessie Kesley, Bax--

ley.
Carefully selected hatching
eggs, from pure bred Grimme

Grey Games, $1.50 per 15. post-

paid. Mrs. Lee Hood, Abbeville.
Selecter hatching eggs from
Booths AAA grade S. C. W. L.
unrelated parent
stock, $1 per 15, or $4.50 C,
postpaid: 5 wks. old pullets,,
same strain, 25c ea. Mrs. T. W.
Hagood, Smyrna.
Mallard duck eggs, guar. $1
doz. Mrs. A. L. Plowden,; Val-
dosta. 1605 No. Patterson St.
Fancy pure bred White Rock

eggs, $1 per 15, postpaid. Mrs.

R .J. Bruce, Toccoa.

Pape strain Mammoth S. C.
Black Minorca hatching eggs
from large 2 yr. old hens, head-
ed by direct from Pape, $1 per
15; $1.75 for 30. Postpaid. Mrs.
G. W: Wilson, Martin.

- Aristrocrat BR: eggs. for
hatching, $1 per setting, or 2
for $1.50. Cartons to be return-
ed; assorted dahlia bulbs, 2 doz.
50c postpaid, or 25c doz plus
postage. Josie Jenkins, Dahl-
onega.

Super ateatn Giant Bronze
turkey eggs, for sale. Free fold-
er on request. Z. J. Lee, Rd
Oak.

15 Dark Cornish eggs for

setting, 50c. Mrs. S.2 3c Akers.
| Fender.

Box 35

Giant strain R. C. Lient
Brahma eggs (breeding Light
Brahmas exclusively for 8 yrs)
selected, 15 for 75c; 30 for $1.25
postpaid; Few hens, $1 ea. L.
J. Brown, Statham. R 1.

Rk. FT. Red eggs, 50c per 15
at my farm; would like to hear
from party who has Texas
Black Top cane seed. R. M.
Corley, Barnesville. R 1. :

12 eges from flock of pure
S. . R. I. Red hens, headed

-by Mahood rooster, del. for 75c.

H. E.- Thornton, M D. Dewey
Rose. R 2.
15 eggs fro ares 2 yr. old

White Rock, Fischel str. hens, |

$1 del. Gertrude House, Cal-
houn. R 4.
R. I. Red eggs for setting, 1

| per set; Black Breasted ban- |
Game |

tam. eggs, $1 per 15;
chickens and bantams for sale, |
also 2 White N. Z. large doe
rabbits. H. O. Hart, Supt. Con-
nally Bldg., Atlanta.

Fine B. L. eggs, $1 per 15,
prepaid. Adelia Jolley, Atlanta.
Re t= Box: 279. =.

2 crates of unfertile W. L.
eggs per week. Mrs. L. M. Fair-
caps Cordele. Rt. D.

ure Cornish Indian eggs,

a. ea. or contract for 45c

doz; Cushaw pumpkin seed, 15c
per 1 cup; okra seed 15c clup;
squash, 5c tbls. Money order
Exch. for potato or Bermuda
onion plants. Mrs. E. P. King,
Adel. R J.

Hatching eggs, from a pen
of pure bred R. I. Reds, 75c
per 15. Mrs. D. F. Waiker, War-

then.

Large Hroize turkey eggs

from, 3 yr. old, unrelated stock |

$2 doz: Golden Lace Wyandotte
and B. R. eggs, 65e per setting.

Hugene Sanders, Buchanan. R.
. 2.

R. i. Red hatching eggs.

Some direct. from Rusk. 30c per.

+ in about 2 mos.
Rev. K. S. Lindsey, EQODISRRTO:

Ea For Sale

ae Cornish eggs, 65c per. 15
del; Guernsey male,
old, exch. for Guernsey or Jer-
sey heifer, or sell. = S. Smith,
Macon. R 5.

Buff Orp. eggs, 50c per 15;
lots of 50, 3c each; above 50,
2-%c ea. Carefully selected,
turned and prepaid. Cartons to
be ret. W. C. James, Norwood.
Be oe

Pure S. L. Wvan jel hatch-
ing eggs, 40c per 15, or exch.
for peanuts, O-too-tan beans or
-Red Skin potato, or onion
plants. Mrs. Elbert Overton,
Bowdon. R 4.

Pure, selected, fertile hatch-
ing eggs from fine, culled S.
Cc. R. I. Red Donaldson-Ma-
hood strain hens, $1.25 per 15;
Mammoth White Pekin duck
eges, 50c per 13: Mrs. G. L.
Jones, Bronwood. R 1.

_ Eggs Wanted

Want setting of turkey eggs,
the Big Giant Bourbon Reds,
pure bred. G. W. Thornton,





Buchanan. R 2.

Exch. paper shell pecans-for
turkey eggs: 1 lb. for each eggs,
or 1 qt. black\ walnuts for 10
turkey eggs. Mrs. Fuller Joiner,
Tennille.

Want 200 Sheppard str. An-
cona eggs, or would take Game
eggs, to hatch and raise on 50-
50 basis. Mrs. Frank Gray, Doe-
Fue 3:

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
. Jersey bull calf, sub. to reg.
from best blood line. 5 mos.
old. $10, or exch. for field pea
seed. E. B. Braswell, Athens.

1 nice Jersey heifer, about
15 mos. old, freshen ist of Oc-
tober, $10. Leon Cagle, Canton.
Re 3s

Several milch cows, $25 ea.
I. <C. Norvell, Macon. R 3.

Nice Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old,
$20 at my barn: W. B. Sutton,
Adairsville. R 1.

1 large Black bull, no horns,
wt. about 800 Ibs., about.3 yrs.
old Good order. $25 cash for
quick sale; another cow, fresh
at same price.





Ria BOs 02;

5 wks. old Jersey calf (heif-
er), $5 Can be reg. W. R. Grif-
fin, Carrollton. R 5.

Reg. Jersey cows, some fresh,



| From $25 to. $65;

|of the best and prices

2 to freshen in 2 or 3 wks. 1
fine Herd bull, Neble strain.
also unbred
calves for less. Ben W. Porter,
| Buckhead.

Reg. Guernsey bull, sired by
Foremost Boy No. 68470;
dam, Azalia, of Garden Creek
from Osborne Guernsey Farm
in N. C., which is accredited.
Wt. 1000 or 1200 Ibs. A. M. Cal-
lahan, Greensboro. R 3.

Few, fine young Hereford
bulls for sale, from my famous
Colonial Plantation. Breeding
that
farmers can afford to pay. W.
B. Hutchinson, Albany.

1 good grade Guernsey cow,
% Guernsey, now fresh, 4 yrs.
old, heavy milker, gentle, easy
to milk;one 9 mos old heifer,
cross Jersey and. thoroughbred
Guernsey. In- good cond.. for
sal.e Write. Mrs. G. M. Tucker,
Darien.

1 thoroughbred Red Jersey
cow, 2% to 3 gal. milk,, 1% lb.
butter, cheap for quick sale or
exch. for 25 thoroughbred R.
T. Red: hens. A...R.- Pace, At-
lanta. 448 Newport St .

Grade, 1 gal. Short horned,
yellow Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old,
gentle, no bad habits. $25. Come

see or write. Mrs. ae Griz-

Dahlonega. R 4.



20 mos. |

-|fine- Herd. bull,
rom $25 to $65: also unbred | t



Live Stocli For Sele _|-

lb. hog; popcorn, i0c ib. Like
to buy some crowder peas, or
white with black eyes, or any
good eating pea. Mrs. E. M.

| Travis, Fayetteville.

Fresh cows, Guernsey bull
calf, ent. to reg. and some
shoats, exc. for hay, peas, oats,
or bunch velvet. beans or Span-
ish peanuts. Geo. M. Wisker,
Americus.

3 cows, fresh in with Ist and.

2nd calf, $20 and $25. L. C.
Nowell, Macon. R 3.

Nice, yellow ~ Jersey cows,
good milkers, for sale at reason-
able price. J. P. Aaron, Mineral
gel <=
Pure pred Polled Hereford
cattle, bulls and heifers for
sale; also pure bred Angora
buck goats, $5 ea. H. T. Bos-
well, Jr., Siloam.

2, erade Jersey milch cows
at reasonable price, or trade
for beef cattle. M. H. Floyd,
Cochran. R 2.

Male calf, Jersey and Hol-
stein, for sale or exch. for thrif-
ty pig of any good stock. Bring
pig and get calf. Mrs. J. M.
Holcomb, Whitesburg, R 1.

Ox,1% yrs. old, Jersey stock,
wt. about 450 Ibs. Worked
some, gentle, and be easily
broke, 3-%c Ib. In med. shape
for beef. Ernest Pittman, Al-
tot;

For sale or exch. for corn,
4 bred, reg. Jersey heifers, 1
reg. cow with 3 wks. old calf
(heifer), 1 plug mule, blind in

.1 eye. Britt W. Davis, Tifton.

- 2 Polled Hereford bulls; 16
mos. old, and 8 mos. old, $50
ea. The best breeding... Chas.
Hunt, Ort 0rd: Rel:

1 reg. Hereford cow, bred.
Bean Donald breeding; 1 reg.
Hereford bull, 4-yrs. old, sire
by Hartland Mischiel. 1 reg.
6 mos. old heifer. Andrew Hen-
derson, Mansfield.

1 young heifer, fresh in, for
sale. 8 miles below Ben Hill
on Campbell Road. W. 3B.
Cochran, Stonewall. R_ 1.

Grade Jersey milch cows,
Cokers Ped. cotton seed, and
Turnip Greens for sale. Q. M.
Rogers, Barney.

Fresh Jersey cow, good milk-
er, very gentle, Cream color.
$32.50 FOB. J. Ts Lowe, Col-
lege Park, 317 -Fast - Oxford
St. phone, Calhoun. 1028.

2 nice: Jersey milch cows
in excellent cond., gentle and
QO. K., every way. Cheap. W :W.
aoe East Point. 108 Martin
St.

Fresh in cream. col.

qualities.
renceville.

4 Jersey milch cows,: fresh

in, Ist and 2nd ealf, also pigs
for sale;.Want a No. 1 13 Oli-
ver turning plow wing, cheap
for cash. W. S. Anderson Mid-
dleton. R- 1.
_ Jersey bull calf, sub. to reg.
from best blood line. 5 mos.
old. $10 or exch. for field pea
seed. E. B. Braswell, Athens.

I nice Jersey heifer, about
15-mos old, freshen ist of Oc-
ee $10. Leon Cagle, Canton.

Several milch cows, $25 ea.
L. C. Norvell, Macon. R 3,

Nice Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old,
$20 at my barn. W. B. Sutton,
Adairsville. R 1

1 large. Bla ck bull, no horns,
wt. about. 800 Ibs., about 3 yrs.
old. Good order. $25 cash for
quick sale; another cow, fresh

A. R. Meeks, Law-

in about 2 mos. at same price.

Rev. K. S. Lindsey, TFoomsboro.
R38. Box 52:

wks. old Jersey calf cheifer)
$5 Can be reg. W. R. Griffin,
Carrollton. R. 5. =

Res. Jersey cows, some fresh
2 to freshen in 2 or 3 wks. 1
Noble strain.

calves for less. Ben Ww. Po! ;
Buckhead.

Reg. Guernsey bull, siren, b
Foremost Boy No. 68470:
dam, Azalia of Garden Creek

Callahan. Greensboro. R 3.
Few, ee

farmers can afford to pay. W.
B. Hutchinson, Albany.

1 good grade Guernsey cow
3-4 Guernsey, now fresh, 4 yrs

sale. Write. Mrs. G. M. Tuck-
er, Darien.

1 thorotighbred Red Jersey
cow, 2 and 1-2 to 3 gal. milk

Mand 1-2 ib. butter, cheap for

quick sale or exch. for 25
thoroughbred R. I. Red hens.
A. R. Pace, Atlanta. 448 Ne
port-St.<-

Grade, 1 gal. Short Horned,
Yellow Jersey cow, 8 yrs. old,
gentle, no bad habits.. $25:
Come see or write. Mrs. Andy
Grizzle, Dahlonega. R 4.

Fine Jersey heifer from 4
gal. cow, $6: Exch. for a 100
lb. hog; popcorn, 10 Jb. Like
to buy some crowder peas, or
white with black eyes, or any
good eating pea. Mrs. E. M,
Travis, Fayetteville.

Fresh cows, Guernsey bull
calf, ent. to regs: and some
shoats, exch. for hay, peas,
oat
Spanish peanuts.
Wisker Americus.

Geo.





HOGS FOR SALE
Regeose PC ale.

same breed. J.
Sparks.
15 shoats, 5 mos. old, 40 to
50 Ibs. $1.75 ea. FOB. Harold
Harper, Osierfield.
Reg. Duroc boars, sired by
Miracle, Worlds . Champion
Duroc boar. The best blood of
the breed. W. E. Huie, College
Park.
Duroc Jersey pigs, .
wks. old, from reg. and cholera
tested parents. 4-H pigs,
at Club prices. - Write.
Ester Dougherty, Rome. Re
Box 22.
S. P. C. boar, 2-% yrs. ok
about 400 lbs., in breeding

T. Holland,

Wt.

: : cond. Reg. Excellent type. $25
Jersey |
cow for sale at my home. Good;

at barn. Geo. T. Trawick, Lin
ton.

1 little bone Guinea sow an
4 pigs for sale April 7th. Se
$12; pigs, $4 ea, or $7 prs
my lot. None:s Shipped. Sow an
male immune for life, BE. -
Satterfield, Ball Ground. ER

9 head pork shoats, P.
and Essex blood, wt. about. i
Ibs. ea. 4 Ib. at my farm.
F. Ogden, Gdum. R 1:

P. C. and Essex cross gil

red to
Sete also 1 Duroc male, fo
sale or exch. for 10 young
I, Red hens and cock. G. C
Duggar, Syly sans R 2.

cok roe sale = eek for farn
products; want to buy or re
a-mule near by. J. A. Fitzgeral
Pitts. Rt:

4 Duroc Jersey hogs. Swin
plague and cholera treated. wh.
80 Ibs. $2.50 ea. Cash only. BY
ron. Reagin, Hazlehlurst. R i

IP. C. boar, 2: yrs.-old,
300 Ibs; highly bred, $15.

| pers can -be obtained - i

G. W. Gordon, Adgatesville.
60 lb. 12 wks.-old, reg.
era immune Duroc pigs fr
Champion Show sows, sir
World Champion bears.-

ea. Henry T. Lumsde



le or exch for pure bred
ey heifer. Ea. pay ches.
Bailey, Odum. R 1. Box

stock boar, about 2 yrs. old,

if S. P. C., wt. around 200 Ibs.
o keep from inbreeding
de for anything can use:

ry Jordan, Manassas.

6 pigs, 2 mos. old, half Du-
and Half Bone Guinea,
) each. B. T. Poole, Mit-

oop P.-C. boar, wt. 56,
18 mos. old. Write. G. N.
um, Ficklen.
nice O. I. C. pigs. 6 to 8
. old, $3 ea. at my barn, or
. for soy beans or peas;
ant Laredo Soy beasn. State
cash price in 5 bu. lots.
Bruce, Dial.
4 Duroc Jersey hogs. Swine
ae and cholera treated. Wt.
Ibs.
Reagin, Hazlehurst. R. 1.
. . boar, 2: yrs: old, wt.
Ibs., highly bred, $15. Pau-
can be obtained for $1. G.
Gordon, Adgatesville.
7 nice P. C. and Essex
Ss, 50 to 60 Ibs. and 1 nice
gilt, wt. around 300 Ibs.
le or exch. for pure bred
rsey heifer. Ha. pay chgs.
, Bailey, Odum. R 1. Box

60 Ib. 12 wks. old; -reg.,

olera immune Duroc pigs

om Champion Show sows,
ed by World Champion boars.

50 ea. Henry T. Lumsden,

ilbottom.

1 stock boar, about 2 yrs.
half S. P: C., wt. around
lbs. Sell to keep from in-

eeding. Trade for anything

n Use. Cary Jorday, Manas-

pigs, 2 mos. old, half Du-
and half Big Bone Guinea,
5 each. B. T. Poole, Mit-

8 Pp. -C.. boar, wt. 560
18 mos. old. ae G. N.

ch. for Soy beans or peas;
ed Laredo Soy beans.
e best cash price in 5. bu.

xx blood, wt. abut 75 Ibs.
4c Ibo at my. farm. =D. 3%
len, Odum. R 1.

C. and Essex cross coe

icts; want to buy or rent
mule near by J A. Fitzgerald,
its Rb.



Mare mule, about 11 yrs. old,
about 1 M. lbs. for sale or
le. J. D. Shannon, Alma. R

S od wles cheap. Must
O. E. Norton, Fairburn
good mules for sale at

>, Cheap. Near Cooks Cross-

J. A. Godby, Fairburn. Rj,

mule, wt. 500 Ibs. Bargain
340. 7 miles south of Rock-
and 1 mile west of J. T.
tathams Store. First come
rst served. R. C. Moore, Rock-
Rae
mule, wt. 500 lbs. Bargain

come,
Moore,

First
C



as | FOR SALE
rs large heavy wt. Snin

$2.50 ea. Cash only..



White "rabbits with pink eyes.

6 mos. old, $4, or $2.50 each

pr. Hugh Godard, Milledge-
ville.

1 large white rabbit, doe,
with pink eyes, has 2 young,
White and Chin. mixed, 3 wks.
old, $1.50 for lot, plus express
chgs. William Hackett, pipes
4 Astor Place.

2 prs. large, heavy wt. Chin-
chilla rabbits, about 1 yr. old,
$1.50. Good breeders. D. C.
Buffington, Gainesville. R 6.

SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE
Toggenburg-Nubian buck
kid, 3 mos. old, brown color,
hornless, $2 crated: want 10
bu. Silver Hull Crowder peas.
Ed. Cobb, Gainesville. R 8.

At stud: So. Kedar, reg. Nub-
jan, No. 44242, from Son, Vol-
unteer and Sou. Dot, both of
famous Son. Herd of Va.
Fe, $3 Write first. F. E. Grubbs
Demorest.

20 or 25 Angora goats, $2.50
each; several pure breeds and
grade calves for sale, cheap.
Also dairy herd for sale, cheap.
ne A. Keeter, Holly Springs, R



" Reg. Toggenburs. Freshen
January ist; Nubian and Tog-
genbursg, fresh, February;
Saanan and Nubian, -extra
large, freshen May 5th. Write
for information. 100 per cent
Nubian buck service, Fee. $2.
Will exch. Edwin Simpson, At-
lanta. 695 Paynes Ave. N. W.
-2 Saanan does, fresh with
doe kids, 4 wks. old; 2 Tog-
genburg-Nubian does, 12 mos.
old; 1 Saanan doe, 15 mos. old;
i Toggenburg-Saanan with
buck kid, 4 mos. old. J. B. By-
rom College Park. R 1.

1 pr. fine milk goats, doe
to freshen soon. Joe Fowler,
Stone Mtn., R= 1.

Thoroughbred Saanan milk
goat kids, 2 does, 1 buck, at

reasonable price. J. W. Dailey.

Ringgold. R 1. *

1 Toggenburg- Nubian. -buck
kid, 3 mos. old, brown color,
horniess, $2 crated: want 10
bu. Silver Hull crowder- peas.
Ed Cobb Gainesville. R 8.

Live Stock Wanted :

CATTLE WANTED i
Trade 8 mos. old Jersey male
from reg. sire for Jersey heif-
r . Write what you have. O.
R. Roberts, Willachoochee.

Want good milch cows, pre-
ferably with young calves. Give
best price, etc. Gerald D. Wow-
ell, Brunswick. Clo Gen. Del.

HOGS WANTED
Want Black African Guinea
boar, wt. around 100 lbs. Must
be cheap for cash. L. C. Davis,
Buchanan. R 1.

\ HORSES AND MULES
WANTED ;
A pure bred Guernsey cow,









-|fresh, to exch. for a good, sound

mule. B. W. Murray, Bruns-
wick. Box 564.

Want to buy a young jennet,
5 or 6 yrs. old, that is well
broke, and. of good size,
cash, within 100 miles of here.
Must be cheap. U. M. Mali-
coat, Chickamauga.

Want a real good plow mare
mule, or a med. size horse or
mare, and a good wagon. Exch.
good value. J. J. Sapp, Bruns-

_| wick. 2301 Albany St.

Want to rent mule to make
crop for 1934. Pay when crop
is made; Want cows and calves
to pasture 50c per head. Fine
pasture; Unknown cotton seed,
for sale, $1.25 bu, H. L. Roberts
eee R 1.

|. basis.

for



cash, within 100 miles Chica-
mauga. Must be cheap. U. M.
Malicoat, Chicamauga.



SHEEP AND GOATS
WANTED

Want young Toggenburg|

milk goat, bred to freshen soon
one that will give about 4 ats.
of milk per day. State best

price del. A. C. Burke, Decatur.
~ | Straight



Positions Wanted

- Man, 51, single, would like
to work on farm at $10 per
month. Life exp. or will work on
50-50 basis and pay- $1.50 week
for board. Plant cotton, corn,
tobacco, Write at once. J. A.
Patterson, Norcross. Co Gen.
Del.

Man and wife want small
farm on halves. Both work
Exp. and ref. Have to be furn-
ished transportation. Walter
Holt, Atlanta. 218 Pryor St.
S. W.

19 yr. old boy (and mother)
want job on farm. Exp. in

driving truck and tractors and

up-keep of them; also exp.
with cultivators. Have to be
moved. Fef. W. R. Lee, Syl-
vester. R 4.

Nice, young boy, 13 yrs. old,
without bad habits wants job
on farm doing light farm work.
Small wages. John Hendley,
Valdosta. 204 So. Bryan St.

Want place for child and

self with small family on farm.
Help with farm work. Some
salary;. Have 12 chickens, 65c
ea: 11 pullets and rooster. Pul-
lets laying. Mrs. A. Woodall,
Newnan. 37 Willcoxon St.
. 26 yr. old, life time exp.
farmer, with wife and 2 child-
ren want crop on 50-50 basis.
Exp. in truck farming and can
drive car and truck. Within
30 miles Atlanta or Griffin.
L. A. McGarity. McDonough.

Want good farm. 8 in family,
2 or 3 able to work. I have 15
yrs. training on the farm. D.
L. Copeland, Augusta. 1832 El-
lis St.

Refined middleaged couple
want job on farm. Well educat-
ed, expert farmer. Exp. in poul-

try and pigeons, also, carpent-

er, painter, truck farmer. Not
afraid of work. At once. Make
offer. J. H. Smith, Atlanta.
Clo Gen. Del.

Want job on farm. Will work
crop or for wages. Wife and 2
children. ree Moss, Elberton.
aig

Want 1 heres erop on 50-50
basis, or would work for wages.
Have to be moved; 3 in family.
Also 1 horse wagon for sale.

| J. T.-Chatham, Alpharetta. R

2: z :
Want 2 horse crop on 50-50
Have to be furnished,
or 1 horse and work for wages
part of time. 8:in family, 6 can
work. M. D. Pettitt, Waleska.
R 1. Clo.M. A. Carr.

Widow wants place in Christ-
ian home assisting with poultry
and other light farm work, for
home, board and small salary.
Mrs. B. L. Walker, Griffin. 221
West Broad St.

Want job on farm Jooking
after poultry and flowers and
other light work. Small salary
-and home. Miss Julia E. Saxon,
Keysville. R 1.

Want small farm. Can furn-
ish self except stock and feed.
Would take farm on 50-50 bas-
is. Have farmed all my life.
W. B. Willingham, aes.
209 Bull St,

Man, 33 yrs. old, with faunily
wants job on nice dairy. Good
dry hand milker, 15 yrs. exp:
would consider small dairy on
50-50 basis. C. S. Hightower,

| Thomasville. P. O. Box 464.



SE 50 mo. _ board aad aa

| want good, 2 horse wagon,
cheap for cash; want pr. pigs

of good stock. prefer gilt that

has been bred. Dee. Reid, Mt. |

Zion.

Want at once exp: colored
couple with good ref. to run
80 acre truck farm, 4 miles
from Five Points in Atlanta.
Nice 3 room tenant
salary and profit
profit sharing. Rudolph Lind,
Atlanta. 1240 Moreland Ave. S.
E. phone, Main 3182.

Want man to work on farm,
$10 mo. board and laundry.
Dont write, come at once. Lo-
cated 16 miles Atlanta. P. W.
Smith, Stockbridge. R 1.

Want unincumbered white
woman, 30 to 45 yrs. of age to
assist with light farm work,
milk cows, tend to garden,
poultry, etc. $6 mo. with room
and boatd. W. W. Bradley.
Blum.

Want farm wage hand, mar--

ried, not over 25 yrs. old, and
healthy. H. B. Little, Ashland.

Want woman with son, 15
to 18 yrs. of age, to help farm.
Live as members of the family.
Perry Payne, Cumming. R 5.

Want colored -boy, 16 to 20
yrs. of age. Raised on farm.
Good home for right boy. Must
know how to do farm work.
B. H. Kirby, Villa Rica.

Want single man, 18 to 40
yrs. of age, a hustler to work
on farm. $10 mo. with board
and laundry. Good home for
Tight -party.- He - Te = Brown,
Sharpsburg. R 2.

Want nice, country raised
girl or young woman to live in
family and do light farm*work,
poultry, etc. Small salary. C.
L. Hopkins, Stone Mtn., RFD
2: : z

farm work. Must be healthy and
steady. $5 mo. and board. M.
L. Jones, Atlanta. R 3.
Want nice, clean Christian
woman to live in home and
tend to light farm work, milk
cow, chickens, etc. $8 mo. T. B.
Giles, Atlanta. R 4. Box 463.
Want Christian woman with

good ref. to light farm work.
State salary wanted and give

ref. J. M. Kennedy, Tusculum.
~ Want unincumbered, middle-
aged woman, to live with family
on farm and do light farm

work. Write. J. F. Wilkins, Aus-

tell Re:

- Want married man to work
on farm and in poultry. WwW. H.
Clough, Blackshear.

Want young, strong woman

to help on large truck farm.
Must have business ability. O.
E. Norton. Fairburn.

FARM PARTNER WANTED



Want party to furnish mea

good mule or horse, wagon,
plow. tools, 1 horse wagon, feed
for stock, and $10 mo. and I
will give half I make: also seed
to plant and half of guano.
W. A. Gatliff, Macon. RR 6.

Plants For Sale

Ready, Bermuda onion
plants, Chas and J. W. cab-
bage, 75c M. For del about Ap-
ril 15th, P. R. potato plants,
$1.50 M.; Marglobe, Bonny
Best, Redfield Beauty tomato,
$1 M. Add postage. John W.

Berryhill, Lakeland. 4

Booking orders for Early Tri-
umph potato plants, $1.65 M;
Red and Pink skin, $1.35 M.
Marglobe, Stone, Baltimore, to-
mato, $1.10 M; Ruby King, Bell
pepper, 50c C. $2.50 M. Postage





collect M. J. Eason, Reese

ham.

house.

Want young woman for light:



ue ss Ss Baie 2 Barly Pro-

Ready April 10th to. 2
L. Daughtry . Ogeechee.
Leading var. cabbage pl
500, 70c; $1.20 M; Berr
onion, same. price. Odis :
ner, Pitts. R 1. 2
Cabbage and onion pla
500, 65c; $1 M: April and_ Mas
del..Stone and Baltimore t

}mato, 500, 75; $1.20 M; 2

toricans, $1.50 M; All
paid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Red Skin P. R. potato p
Insp. Sell, and exch. som
field pea seed. J. W.
Rockingham. R 1.

Cert. P. R. potato p
(30 yrs. exp. in growing plan
$1.50 M. Shipping now. de
Tarver, Blakely. ee

Pure Klondike straw e]
plants, not mixed, 30c Cc; ,
permint, garden horse m
doz. 25c; trailing arbutus,
doz. 25c. Add postage. E
for white sacks. Mary Grin
Dahlonega. R 1.

Cert. P. R. potato
$1.50 M. 5 M. or more, $1.

Strawberry, $1.50 M. or 4
for baby chicks. Full count

quality guar. G. A. Ca
Rockingham.

Imp. P. R. potato plant
$1.50 M; 5 M. and up, $14
M. Marglobe tomato pi:
$1.25 M. Cabbage,

Prompt shipment. D.
rington, Graham. d

Marglobe, Baltimore and N
Stone tomato, 20c C. 200,
500, 60c; $1 M; Del after
ril 15th. Ruby King and Be!
pepper, 40c C; 200, 5c;

| M. Del April 15th. Weds

cock, Mt. Vernon.

Red raspberry and blackb
ry, 50c doz; strawberry plan
15cC. All rooted. white sal.
peas, 15c cupful. Add post
Miss Claudia Henderson, z]
av. Ro:

Mastodon strawberry p
20c C. $1.75 M. Add pos
soe W. H. Sutton, Clevela:

Frost-resistant tomato
25c doz. 12 ideal qualitie
truly wonderful - tomato. J
Musselman, Trenton.

Gov.
and Nancy Hall potato
$1.50 M. FOB. A. R. Jone
ham; Box 973.2

G. L. Sie Baxley.

Lady ex Strawberry
25cC, old time S. apples, Eng.
horseapples, May cherries, go:
plums, white walnut tree
ea. 3 for 25c. Jonquils, 25c f
3 doz. Add postage. Rev. :

, Pahlonegao. R |

Cabbage, onion, tomat
collard plants, 500, 75c;

M. prepaid: sweet potato
per and egg-plant, plan
$1; $1.50 M. prepaid. J. Q. =
ris, Valdosta.

Booking orders for gt
improved purple skin P 2
tato plants, $1.25 M, FOB
C. Tanner, Alma.

Everbearing Mastodon,
May strawberry plants, $
or in 5 M. lots, $1.60 M.. Rh
barb or pie plant, 3 for 5
Sage plants, 6 for 25. Alj
Will exch. R. L. Black
Cleveland.

Plants for April ship
R. potato, $1.25 M: Ru
pepper, $1.25 M; Toma:

M. Prompt shipment.
Walker, Baxley. eS

Hs Je Chas: ae
plants, 15c Cr $1.25. uM
Crystal Wax, White ~ Be




q Plants For Sale _



Earliest var., Chas. and J. W. |
- cabbage and Bermuda onion
plants, 90e M. Del. Harnest
~ Lewis, Baxley.
True to name Red Gold
strawberry plants, $1 C; Lady
T. and Mastodon everbearing |

plants, 30c C. $2.50 M. Exch. |

for white feed sacks at 6c ea.
Mrs. Annie a Dahlonega. R
eek.
Hastine s extra early prolific .
~ also Cert. Marglobe tomato
~~ plants, $1.25 M. del. Moss pack-
- ed. Leland Lightsey, Odum.

Imp. Purpleskin P, R. po-|

tato plants, $1.50 M. del; To-
mato, pepper, cabbage and col-

lard plants, $1 M. del All strong

and healthy plants. Mrs.
L. Kesler, Baxley.
Gov't. insp. P: R. potato
plants, ready April Ist, $1.50
M. J. R. Eubanks, Madison. R
2

Real frost-proof cabbage
' plants: Copenhagen, Flat
Dutch, Chas. and J. W., gen-
uine Bermuda, White Wax and
Yellow onion plants, 200, 40c;
500, 75c; $1.35 M. prepaid by
mail. W. A. Bruce, Cloud-
land.

Hastings extra early, prolific
tomato plants, Marglobe, and
-everbearing Scarlet Globe, rea-
dy to ship. $1 M. del. No chks.
Cecil Lightsey, Odum.

eThe new. imsp. P. RR. and
Imp. Red Skin and Early Tri-
umph P. R., _ wilt-resistant

Marglobe tomato, $1.25 M. del.:

Grown from cert. seed. Guar..
good, livable plants, J. P. Beck,
Baxley. R 3.

Millions of potato plants
ready in April, $1.50 M. del.

~. Red and pink P. R. and Yams,

and cabbage plants, all var.,
75c M. del. Robert Carter, Bax-
ley. Rel.

- Marglobe tomato plants,(
April del. $1.25 M; P. R., $1.50
-M. 5 M. and up, $1.25 M. W.
vs. Carter,<Coffee:

All var., stocky, well rooted
cabbage plants, $1, Yellow and
White Bermuda onions, pencil
size, at 75c. .G. W. Coleman,
Mitton: =

40 M. Blackmore strawberry
plants. Plants that never fruit-
ed. $1 M. at my farm, or $1.50
del. postpaid. C. C. Hullender,
Ringgold.

P. R. potato plants, Insp.
$1.50 M. del; $1.25 M. FOB;
Ready April 15th. Exch. for

sorghum cane seed or collard,

seed, or dried fruit.: John C?
Crow, Gainesville. R 1.
_ Booking orders for P. R., po=
tato, Marglobe tomato plants
from Cert. seed, $1.25 M. Ready
middle of April; Chas. W. cab-
bhage plants, ready now, 25c C.
Toe 500) -$1:25. M. del. DBD. A;
Lewis, Baxley. R 4.

Wakefield cabbage and Cry-
stal Wax onion oon $1 M.
Del. in Ga. M. . Yarbrough,
Guyton.

Strawberry plants, 15cC. 75c

M. Red Nest onion plants, 20c

C; flowers and shrubbery for
~ sale or exch. for baby chicks.
Add postage. Mary Foster, Elli-
- Jay.

Klondike strawberry plants,
not mixed, 25c C. 450, $1. Add
postage. Exch. for white feed
sacks; also hardy phlox, 15c
doz. Mrs. J. B. Fields, Dahl-
onega. R 1. Box. 55.

: P. R. potato and Mareglobe
tomato plants, $1 M. R. D.
Raulerson, Rockingham. :

Insp. P. R. potato plants,
$1.50 M. del; Marglobe tomato
plants, Same price. Reduced

_ price on large lots. Book orders
date wanted and save disap-

pointment. W. H. Boatright.

= Alma,

Younes improved pewbeny
a - plants. Fine as cah be grown.

_ Offering from this issu, 50.

doz, $2Cz a M. Ask for samp-



le. Prompt service. Reference,
Peoples Bank, here. W. F. Luck-
ie, Ray City. |

Several thousand Kade
plants, $4 M; $35 for 10 M.
FOB express. Frank Crews,
Leesburg. R 1. :

Genuine Bermuda - onion
plants, $1 M. postpaid. George
R. Hunt, Kathleen.

Tomato plants grown from
Cert. seed, best var., 75c, 500,
$1.25 M. Postpaid. Guar. O: K.
cond. to customers, or money
i refunded. Now ready. V. H.
Smith, Eldorado.

Cabbage plants, $1 M; col-

lard, T5c M; Early tomato, $1.50

M. Will have plants by large
truck loads all through season.
O. F. Baker, Sycamore. R. 1.
Box 142.

Genuine P. R. plants, $1.50
M. postpaid. Gr. Baltimore to-
mato, $1.25 M. postpaid. John
Daniel, Baxley. 7

P. R. potato plants, $1.50 M.
5 M $6.50; Gr. Baltimore and
Marglobe tomato and cabbage
plants, 500; 70c; $1.10 M. pre-

paid. Ready after. April 15th.

Vilma Upchurch, Baxley.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1.50
M: E. J.,.C, W. cabbage, Gr.
Baltimore and Marglobe tomato
500, 70c; $1.10 M. Ship any
time during season. Henry D.
Hardwick, Baxley. R 1.

Seed For Sale

10 bu. 90-day Velvets in No.
1 cond. $1.25 bu. in even wt. 2%
bu. bags, FOB; shelled pop-corn
10e lb. Del. in 5 lb. lots. Milton
Minshew, Walden.

Mtn. syrup Cane seed, 5 lbs.

25 Ib. Add postage for less than
50c orders; flower seed to exch.
for vegetable seed and plants.
Earnest Sanders, Buchanan.
Hendersons baby limas, 15c lb.
little white Rice peas, 10c lb. 3
lbs. 25c; red speckled crowders,
6c 1b; 8 lbs. sundried apples,
worm-free, 60c for lot. Add post-
age on small orders. Miss C. L.
Kellogg, Cumming, R 5.

Chatmans imp. Sorghum cane
(make 290 gal. syrup on 50 bu.
seed per acre), seed, 5c lb. $2.00
bu. FOB. J. T. Chatman, Frank-
lin, R 4.

Runner peanuts, field peas,
bunch butter-beans, running but-
ter beans, lady finger peas and
butter-peas for sale. C. R. Smith,
Unadilla.

Texas Honey Drip cane seed,
5c 1b; white velvet okra seed; 15c
cupful; chufa seed, 25 lb; Dam-
son plums, $1 doz. Exc. for 100
lb. cap white feed sacks. Add

postage. Doyle Conner, Buchanan

80 Ibs. choice Stone Mtn. mel-
on seed (none better), &85c Ib.
Cheaper in large lot; 10 Ibs. $6.50
Single, yellow cannas, dbl. red
cannas, Easter lilies, 30 for 50c
del. Exc. for seed peanuts. T.
Walter Smith, Cordele, R 4.

1 lb. pure Clements improved
and 2 lbs. Jones watermelon seed
75c lb. or trade; also muskmelon
and cantaloup seed. Mrs. B. S.
Ward, Dublin, R 1.
~Long green pod okra seed, 10c
teacupful, or exc. for Bermuda
onion plants, squash seed or
Half Runner bean seed, or any-
thing else can use. Ea. pay post-
age. Write first. Mrs. C. M. Ray,
Roopville, R 3 .

Parkins mammoth long pod
okra seed, 25c lb. plus shipping
chgs. A. J. Crutchfield, Danville,
Ral;

Pure Texas Ribbon Cane seed,
10c ib; Cleveland 'Wannamaker
eotton seed, 75c bu. All FOB.
Mrs. T. E. Wise, Ashburn, R 1.

3% lbs. okra seed, %5c post-
paid, or exc. doe 12 sacks, 100 Ib.





cap. ea. Mrs. W. A} Cosper, Bow-.
don; Star Rt.

5 lbs. Stone Mtn. melon seed,
William E. Ward, Cordele, RB.





| Notice To Farmers

The Department of Agri-.
culture is continuing the
distribution of legume inoc-
ulation at cost. The price as
reduced last Fall is twenty-.
five (25c) cents for each one
acre size bottle, and one.
($1.00) dollar for each five
acre size bottle, postpa y
anywhere in Georgia. Le
ume inoculation enriches
the soil as well as increasing
the yield and quality of the
crop.

All parties are requested
to please specify the kind of
legume for which inocula-
tion is desired, whether for
Cowpeas Velvet beans, Pea-
nuts, Soy beans, Alfalfa,
Clover, Vetch, etc. 8



\right prices for





Seed For Sale

3 bu. clean quality Honey Drip
cane (made 50 gal. syrup on 1-4
acre) seed, $2 bu. FOB. No or-
der less 1 bu. Joseph Willis,
Sharpsburg.

Okra,. Boquet Cluster (will not
sting or burn you when gather-
ing) seed, 5c for 2 thls. Exc for
feed sacks, free of holes. Add
postage. Mrs. L. Estes, Talla-
poosa, R 1.

Ctiban Queen melon _ seed,
sound and clean, $1 ib. FOB. Jd.
H. Beddingfield, Unadilla.

Genuine, tender Green seed,



postpaid, 50c Ib. or exc. for Va-

lencia peanuts. Mrs.
Winfrey, Lithonia, R 2.

Mammoth gourd (cap. over 1
bu.) seed, 3 doz. seed for 15c;
1% Ibs. white Velvet okra seed,
25c for-lot; 20 Ibs. white crowder
peas, hand shelled, 10c Ih. $2. 00
Bie PP Je: Morgan, Sefioia,

Scott D.

R 2.

Rocky Ford cantaloup seed, 35c

1b. P. M. Rambo, Quitman.

Golden Queen pop-corn, 2 Ibs.
25c; long green okra-seed, 2 lbs.
25c; hot pepper seed, 16c this;
old fashioned muskmelon seed,
20c cupful, del. H. N. Bowers,
Rock Springs, R 1.

Correction: White Mush peas,
8c lb; gourd seed, $1 bu. Post-
paid ist and 2nd zone. Mrs. E.
L.. Landrum, Mitchell, R 2. .

100 Ibs. Hastines pure White
Velvet okra seed, 10 Ib. del. $1.
or $7.50 for lot. Exc. for anything
can use. T. R. Walker, Alpharet-
ta, by 3:

Sev. Ibs. Millet seed, 5 cupful
or exc. for some multiplying on-
ions; green pod okra seed, 5c
cupful. Ea. pre-pay postage. es
R. Tucker, Elberton, R. 3..

15 bu. Lucy Cane seed, $1.25 bu
or lot for $18 FOB; 3 tons good
bright Wheat Straw, $9 ton, :-at
Red Hill. C. D. eo Mar-
ti

15 Ibs. lady peas, 1214c Ib. 12
Ibs. yellow pop corn, 10 Ib; black
walnut sprouts, 10c ea. Del. Mrs.
W. D. Ralston, Ella Gap.

Good multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start, del. Exch.
start for 2 good, 48 lb. cap. flour
sacks, free of holes. Ea pay post-
age. Mrs. Corine Floyd, Rock-
mart, Re 2:

Calif. beer seed, 10c per large
start, with pkt. of Velvet okra
seed free with ea. start. Post-
paid. Exc. for white feed sacks:
start for ea. sack. Ea. pay post-
age. J. M. Craton, Dallas, R 4.

Sugar Cane seed, for sale or
exc. for Stone Mtn. melon seed;
also want Meadows corn mill, 16
in burr, in good running shape.
Andy Mull, Lewner.

3 gal. Long-Shore syrup cane
seed; 50c gal. postpaid. Exc. for
peanuts at $1 bu. Mrs.
Crowe, Dallas, R 3.

2 Ibs: .pure Reckyford canta

|loup seed, 50e lbr or: lot: for is:
perfectly clean, 40 Jb. postpaid

plus postage. No~ stamps. Miss

Jewell Tornton, Fairburn, R 2:

ey

and artichokes.

white sacks,

Bertha.



. Seed For Sale

Miscellaneous Want .



Old fashioned seed pop-corn,

ce Ib. plus postage; 10 Ibs. and
over orders postpaid; green okra
seed, fine quality, 15c Ib. plus
postage. A. D. Maxwell, Monte-
Zuma.

Texas Ribbon Cane seed, also
few Honey Drip, 5c lb. $1.50 bu.
All FOB. Exc. 2 bu. for 50 W. L.
chicks, day old. Comer Meeks,
Alto, R 2.

Chufas, sound, and clear of
Nut grass, $2 bu. J. R. Johnson,
Midville, R 3.

Seed Wanted

bu. white
Give best





Want 1 peck or 1
Bermuda onion sets.

| price. Write first. Bill Shepherd,

Meansvile, R 1.

Want Chufa seed-and old time
soober 1 to 200 lbs. each, at
eash. Guar. not
to contain Nut grass. H. A. Smith
Baxley, R 4.

Want 15 to 20 bu. good, sound
Syrup cane sced. Quote best
price. J. M. Freeman, M. D. La-
vonia.

Want October
sample and price;

Send
Chufas
Bertha

beans.
also
Mrs.
White, Calhoun, R 3.
Want 1 1b. Marglobe or Gr.
Baltimore tomato seed, sound,
etc., cheap. C. P. Odom, Syca-
more, R 1, Box 34.

- Want genuine Marglobe and
other leading var. tomato seed,
also eabbage and Egg plant, and
collard seed. Quote lowest prices
true to name var. guar. P. E.
Rhodes, Baldwin.



Miscellaneous For Sale



8 bu. black walnuts, 1933
crop, hulled and dry, 50c bu.
FOB. Mrs. Bascom Hines, Shi-
loh.

lbs., 25e: sassafras, 20c - Ib.
plackhaw, wild cherry, 2 Ibs.,
25c; sage bushes, 6 for 35c.
Add postage. Mrs. Tinnie Phil-
lips, Flowery Branch. RFD.

Good 2: horse wagon, $42.50,
or trade for 1 horse wagon.
W. E. Smith, Locust Grove.

Yellow root, wild cherry, 10c
Ib; sweet gum bark, 15c Ib.
Winter-green, 20c lb. exch. 2
lbs. for early cabbage or onion
plants at 20cC. or for white
feed sacks. Add postage. Mrs.
Jos. Elam, Cleveland. R 1.

16 ats. red skin nest onions
to exch. for white cotton feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap. or dried ap-
ple, or peaches: 1 qt. for 1 Ib.
fruit, or 2 ats for 3 sacks. Write
first: Mrs. G. OQ: . McClung
Cochran: R 4.

Land lime, dbl. strength, 20
ton cars, $3 ton, FOB Atlanta.
Del 20 miles in 3 ton lots. Har-
ry Stanfield, Riverdale.



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want 30 stell Stanchions for
dairy barn. T. R. Breedlove,
Monroe.

Exch. Cy. Incubator in per-
fect cond: cap. 300 for W. L.
hens, laying. L. A. Clark, El-
berton. R 5. .

Want a good, used Incubat-
or, 150 to 500 cap., in exchange
for chicks. Mrs. E. G. Shiver,
Cairo. R 4. :

Exch. 15 B. L. eggs for 12
100 Ib. cap. Ba.
pay postage. Write first. Ida
Hyde, Cumming.

- Want to buy a second-hand
cow bell, 1 that can be heard
2- miles, med. size. Will pay a
good price for right one. Would
want to try same. W. J. Mor-
gan, Stillmore.

Want a second-hand Slectric'

Incubator, not less than 1500
eges, Advise what you have in

first letter and price of same,

HT Alexander, Ashburn.

bk

Want 200 stalks of Green

Dry yellow roof, 15c Ib. 2



Sugar Cane. Quote price,
the price of Ribbon Cane,
Charlie D. Tillman, Atlanta,
Tillmans Crossing.

Want garlic bulbs. Will exch.
for colard or cushaw seed: 1
oz. collard or 3 oz. cushaw
seed for % doz. garlic bul
pure bred Partridge Rock eggs
for sale, $1 per 15. Mrs. Jes:
sie Mixon, Ocilla.

Want to buy a good, second=
hand 2 horse wagon. P.
Reid, Mt. Zion. 3



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
White, tender cornfield bean
seed, 25c pint; arborvitaes, 18-20
in. 25c each; large pink peony
rise, 20c each; blue flag lilies,
30c doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. A
Williams, Mineral Bluff.

25 bu. nice 90-day Velvets, r
cleaned, $1.15 -bu. mixed peas,
$1.75 .bu.. All in even wt. 2 bur
bags; 1 BBL of Sorghum syrup
30c gal. All FOB. Mrs. MM. E
Dixon, Wadley.

White Bunch butter-beans, 100
lb; white running Willow Lea
putter- beans, 20c 1b; little whit
Rice peas, 10c lb. Add postage.
Ollin , McDonald, Stapleton.

200-300 Ibs. nice, sound an
very: prolific Poultry beans, Good
soil builder, also heavy yielder.
lbs. lots. or over, <10c Ib. del
Under 3 lbs. add postage. A. C.
Mulkey, Talking Rock, R 1.

150 lbs. Henderson bush lim
beans, 10c Jb. No checks. W. F.
Middlebrooks, Mayfield.

Nice, white lima bunch butte
beans, 10c lb; black-eyed peas,
free of worms, 10c lb. Cash with
aes Mrs. Sarah Cousin, a

nsville, R 1.

Barly June Eng. peas, very
prolific, 15c Ib. or 4 Ibs. 50e del
Exe. few Ibs. for good chufas 0
butter-beans. M. McConnell
Athens, 264 Nanthala.

8 bu. No. Speckled Velvets,
running, 1933 crop, $i bu. FOB
2 Bu. bags. Money order. W. RB,
Pridgeon, Shellman, RFD.

Seed 90-day Velvets, $1.25 bu
No. 1 Runner peanuts, 4c lb. W.
B. Johnson, Bronwood.

Sound, tender Half Runners,
striped garden bean seed,
cuptul;2'-cups for = 2he~
with order. Sent COD. No stamps
Ky. Wonder pole beans sam
price. Add postage. Mrs. E, A.
Smith, Fi@wery Branch, R 1. 7

Sound running Velvet- beans,
$1.25 bu.-or trade for field peas
Soy beans or peanuts. -L. M
Burnetto, Lizello. (20 miles Wes
Macon on 22 Highway.)

90-day Running Speckled Vel
vets, sound and clean, in ve
wt. strong bags, $1.15 bu. FOB
C. R. Faulk, Danville.

75 bu. 90-day Velvets, recleane
$1 bu. even wt. bags. FOB. S. A
Thompson, Vidette.

15 bu. running Velvets, $1. bu
N. W. Williams, Oglethorpe, R 2.



tion good, $2.25 bu. New, 2% bu

bags. L. R. Prater, Ft. Valley.

Correction: Sev. Ibs. Brown Ky
Wonder bean seed, 15c Ib. an
about 5 lbs. white McCaslans, 20
lb. W. K. MeCoy, Cumming,
2, Box 21.

Old fashioned tender cornfiel
bean seed ,25c large teacupful
heavy bearing Black Pole, sam
price; red and white speckled
Crowders, Blue bunch, 10 Ib
Add postage small orders. Mrs.
8 V: Robbs, Flowery Branch

se

100 bu. 1983 crop early Speck
led Velvets,: sound and clean
$115 bu. FOB. D. W. Knigh
Dexter.

Between 5 and 8 bu. Mathew
Imp. Soja bean, $3.50 bu. FO.
Mrs. H.R. Cone, Wayniesboro