Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 February 1

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DEPARTMENT = 3) 7

CoG, ADAMS

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. es GREER, DIRECTOR















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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1934.





GGS FOR SALE.
m B. W. D. tested S.

75 del. 50c per 15 at my : ,
$3 per C. del. also 2 good) # &

| ea. Mrs. L, E. Whel-

i 1g, Lincolnton,

ming Dark Cornish | #

s and 1 rooster, $10;

hrifty feeder pigs, $2 : H

Sikes, Sylvester, Rt.
hatching from stan-

nners, $1.50 4 per 15;

rbon Red - poras and

Booths AAA S. nas

T5e per 15; $1.25 for |4F

LAA. cockerels, $1. ea.
oe McLendon,

R. ces. 50 doz. del:
R. hens, laying, $10

Sash a ee 5001 # a





lor, 1-2 to 7-8 Short
8 half breed Biack

Can be seen at my fe

ment for these fraudulent practices.



It has come to my attention that some unscrupu-
lous men have been buying hogs in South Georgia and
deducting the processing tax of le per. pound from
these hogs, claiming that it was a proper deduction.
There is no processing tax on live hogs at all and who-
ever undertakes to swindle the farmer out of Ic per
pound on his hogs is subject to prosecution. If any farm-

| | er is approached again by a purchaser of hogs and asks
him to take off 1c per pound as a processing tax, it is.

urged that the name of such person be forwarded im-
mediately to Dr. A. G. Black, Chief of the Corn-Hog
Section of the Agricultural Adjustment Administra-

tion, Washington, D. C. Dr. Black asks for all informa-
tion with regard to this practice and promises to use all

the powers under existing law to bring about punish-

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GC. ADAMS,

Gong alae of Agriculture.





48. head cows | and heifers
springing with 2nd calf, S80)
have baby calves; 1 4

FOB. a: O. Anderson, a

Point. RFD.
Heifer calf from 4 gal. cow, $

| Exe. for a 75 Ib. shoat; Also ext

cotton planter and | distribut
for shoats: 1 for-1. Mrs. E M.
Travis, Fayetteville.

4 fresh 3 gal. milch cows
cheap for cash. Castle Nee an
Forest Park, R 1. oe

2 young COWS, freshen

Fe| with Ist calf. Trade one for ;

tons peanut hay, or 20 bu. corn
del; 1 cow to milk March
trade for 30 ;bu. corn or 3
peanut hay. Bring produce an

p| get cows. E. C. Floyd, Ellenwood

6 nice young Jersey cows, :
fresh in, or heavy springers..
T. Miller, Cleveland, R 2.

=2omiich COWS, 1 heifer wit 1s
calf. Calves all weaned, $15 e
John OQ. Wood, Clarkesville, R as

Jersey cow, fresh in: Febru:
or March, $20 at my home. 1
Sorrels, Danielsville, R 3. |

I fresh cow for sale, $25. A.
Fowler, Stone Min., _ Cov. g
Highway. ee

Grade Jersey heifer, che
Would consider exch.. for.
chicks, Reds_ preferred. J
Floyd, Cochran, ho.

3 young 3 gal. milch o'
sale or exc.. for work stoc
M. Head, Blackshear, Beale

1 Holstein heifer, oa
May, also large Warhorse gam
stags and black Bacon roos
$1.ea. OD. Berkley Payne, or

3 | nelia.





"Prevailing Wholesale Prices Jan. 221054, Always Subject to Vatietion:

xtra, Selected, Whites, doz. ---. $ 25 $ a eg oe

tandard, doz.
eorgia trade, doz.

Heavy-Breed, Ib,
ee poms, Ib.

; See ee per.100, lbs... =

ae, (green, per 100 lbs.)
bage, (white, per 100 Ibs.)

s PARTMENT OF Seni cuL eae ee on 92 SCORE. BUTTERBasead upon Open Market Sales = {
CAGO: Jan. 22nd, aud Jan. 23rd, ue 3- 8 1a 24th, 1940 ;Jan. ea ees a ore = san? ee oe =e

MARKET REPORT

soy sa 150 50- se 108 35



OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Columbus Macon -Rome Savannah Valdosta =
a $ 24. $22
24 as O56. sao D5 23 20
23 : 225 23 ae oe 22 18
20.) 18-.19 22 So eye 20 AS
Pe : 21 20 E22 18 AS
11-.12 SS EL Sede 09 12 sO:
09-11 : OF: 09 - 07 10 09
06 22 OCs; UE 06. 05 Ore 06
10 5 2 10 OT 12. Se 0G he
.20-.23 3 = D0 eee Ab ae 5s:
08 162 10 Jl .08 12 08
08:=: i 09 09 20: Oss =s 08
abe : 14 15 4c 14 Ab
ee = alts = 16 15 : Ads
Dhar e (22-. 20 20 20s a3 203 2558
tO 1.10 495 2-150 = : oe
1.25 eE25 1.50 1.50 oe

70 10 15 65 65

: 1.10 1.05 :

Atlanta aaa

2.00 2.50 1.75 2.00
3.00- = 3005 3.60 4.00
ai 18:00. - 15804: 1000

= ao





Eggs For Sale

Live Stock For Sale ~
Flowers And Seed For Sale 2, 3, 4, 5,6
Flowers and Seed Wanted =
Second-Hand Machinery For Sale i
- Second-Hand Machinery Wanted 6, 7
Incubators, Brooders, Etc. For Sale_ ae
Incubators, Brooders, Etc. Wanted_-
~ Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted

Plants For Sale :

Seed For Sale

Miscellaneous For Sale

Miscellaneous Wanted

Tobacco For Sale

Tobacco Wanted

Georgia Products For Sale. See











UW bred Black Pp. OF shoata :

ld, ent. to reg., $10 ea.
Wm. Cook, Palmetto.

C. sow, 200 lb. wt., 2 gilts,

s. ea, All to farrow in

ing Sell or exc. for corn,

yr cured meats. L. E. Cal- |.
Talbotton.

C oughbred Hampshire pigs,
cs. old, $2.75 ea; $5.25 pair;
ay Speckled Velvet beans,
bu. Charles Duggan, Ches-

for sale at -my farm, Mrs.
Sanders, Cochran.
ss for sale to No. Ga. truck-
at reasonable prices. H. H.
Wrightsville, R 1.

P. C. sow, about "200 ar

2 with papers; 1 male, 5
ent. to reg. same breed,

ugh Henderson, Summit..
ice brood sow, wt. about 275
art Duroc, bred to reg. Du-
male, $10. Clyde Lanisr,

mont, R 1.

g Bone Guinea gilts, bred to
yw in April. Treated for life,
ea. $20 pair; also several pigs



HORSES AND MULES
_ FOR SALE

. Ib. bay horse, smooth
uth, sound (except 1 eyed),
orks good anywhere. $40. Ac-
ept a 2 horse wagon as part
A OW... anes, Forsyth, R

2-or 15: yr. old black mare

Je, 1100, Ibs.,
d -sourid, ete,
relia, R, 1.

od mules, wt. 1050 ibs., 10
ein: perfect cond., gentle,
anywhere. Can be seen at

work anywhere,
Ay E: oe

lace, 1 mile from Medras

oosevelt
Madras.

m raised mules: pair, a-
d 2600 Ibs., and pair, around
bs, all about HAAG OLYES:
sound. Julius McAllister,
Vista, RFD.
Shetland pony, wt. 480 Ibs.
Kennith Register, Hahira.

highway. E. T.

work mules..
ig tsville, BR i:

G. D. Lake,



RABBITS FOR SALE

oung Chinchillas, $2 for lot;
Oo Guinea pigs (cavies) for
sor exch. Write, T. G. Bailie,
Augusta, 440 Telfair St.
Highest grade, ped. Chinchil-
Bub, to: rez. $2ea. or will
ap for Irish potatoes. H. F.
SOR, eee

rd. sock, Homer R iy Clo M.

Smith,

5 grown rabbits, 13 does, 2

cks. Chinchilias, Reds, Bel-
, Black and pink - eyed.
exc. for chickens, large
pigeons, peas, corn, meat
y farm product. E. L, Ad-
, Atlanta, 367 Ormond St.



_SHEEP AND GOATS
FOR SALE

60 common goats, 85
sh, or exc. for corn at 70c bu.
os i my barn. R. J. Gulley,

30 head of eee Ss, $20 at my
Ethridge, Ray City,

an and Nubian bred doe,

. Log. bred doe, also 100 per
t Nubian buck Service, $2,
per day to board doe, after
-day. Other values to. oe
j Simpson, Atlanta, ( 695
es Ave. N. W.

| Will pay cash. Mrs,
| Walters, Sylvania.

| cash price .

| Cows and



| Rock, R 1..



Want 10 Jersey milch cows,
with 2nd or 3rd calf. Giving at
least 4 gal. per day. T. B. tested.
J. Mi. 4B.



HOGS WANTED -
Exc. reg. S. P:'C. male hog, yr.

| old; for bred female S. P. C. J.

T. Holland, Sparks, Rt.

Want to hear from party: hav- |
ing little bone *P. C. Reg. or sub.

to reg. Richard Panter, Morgan-

NOs bel.
s wt. 20 to 40 Ibs. in good



HORSES AND MULES
WANTED .

Want to buy a good plug mule
with good eyes and straight feet
and legs. Must. be reasonable
and be within 30
miles of here; 1 Buff Orp. Mar.
1933 hatch rooster, thoroughbred
$1 FOB. J. W. Gay, Hazlehurst.

Want to. buy a nice Shetland

stallion for cash. J. J. Lott,

Broxton.

Want to buy mules or sierees.

Would exc. about 500 Poplar
trees in part payment; have sev.
calves, Jerseys and
Guernseys, just freshened, for
sale. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore.

Want to rent 1 mule to work
crop with this year. Will pay $15
now and $15 in fall. Plenty feed.
T. V. Mann, Roswell, R 1.

Want to rent good nie or
horse to make a crop this year.
C. H. Baldwin, Douglasville.

RABBITS WANTED
Want white rabbits, buck and
doe, about 6 or 7 mos. old. Exc.



| 2 nice Blue pullets. Ha. pay pos-

tage. Clyde Mason, Dahlonega,
Fee 1. BOX 30.

Want 1 White Chinchilla buck.
Quote best price. J. S. Geiger,
Claxton.



Flowers and Seed
For Sale.

FLOWERS AND SEED
FOR SALE

Junipers, 4 for $1; goldenbells,
lilacs, snowballs, pink almonds,
japonicas, Rose of Sharon, Spi-
rea. All, 3 for 25c; narcissi, 60c
C. Add postage. Exc. for any-
thing can use. Miss Missouri Du-
vall, Ellijay, R, 3, Box 50,

Purple lilac, 20c ea. 6, $1; pink
weigelia, butterfly bush, 20 ea;
pink almond, pink Dorothy Per-
kins rose, yellow thornless rose,
10c ea. 3 for 25c; Dwarf Rose-
mary, 25c doz: Packed damp
moss. Mrs. L. D. Spriggs, Rock-
mart, R 2.

Giant Ameyican Amaryllis
bulbs, blooming size, 3, 50c; red
Spider lilies, 3, 25c; St. Bernard
lilies, 3 for 25c. Gov. insp. All
prepaid. Mrs. Manda Brooks, Bs
lington.

April bloofhing white navrcissi,
long trumpet daffodils, blue iris,
red canna lilies, 10c do.z, bulbs.
60c C. Add postage. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Mrs. Hermon
Nixon, Temple, R 2.



lue iris, Tiger and Red Can-

na lily bulbs, long trumpet daf-
fodils, white narcissi, 10c doz.
60c C. Exc. for white feed sacks.
Mrs. Fred Mosley, Bremen, R 2.
' Yellow ciuster narcissi, white
narcissi, jonquils, 25c C. pink
Amaryllis, Regale lilies, 25c ea.

Add postage. Exc, for anything

can use. Mrs. Thomas
Douglasville.

Arborvitaes, 2 ft.,
$1.20;
boxwoods, 9 to 12 in. 20 and 25c,
20 for $3.50; 20 arborvitaes, 12
to 20 in. for $4.25. Add postage
under 25c. Mrs. Carrie Townson,
Lewner.

Daffodil bulbs, 75c C. purple
iris, 75c C. purple and white li-
lac, 10c\ large gsnowballs, 35;
goldenhbells, foxgloves and pinks,
i0c. Ea. for anything can use.
Mrs. Victoria Foster, . Talking

Diggs,
35c, 4 for

oe
y

purple iris, 30c

oleanders,

12 sto-718 in. 25 and 30e>

tame grapes, 20c each;
day lilies, 30c doz. Add postage.
yee a fae





Pink ery ites Sc ea. ule:

Add postage. Mrs. W. J. Norton, |
Douglasville, R 1.

15 large Calla ilies, $245" 3.
doz. small ones, $3; mixed Sweet
William and Zennia seed, by the

pound; dbl. tuberose bulbs, $5.20
M. Mis. S. M. Gunter, Lawrence-
ville, Rt.

Red dogwood, 25c doz; white
pines and tulip poplars and hol-
ly bushes, 10c each, $1 doz.
Trailing arbutus, 25c doz. All
well rooted. Add postage. Mrs.

Fred Henry, Mineral Bluff.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
tulip poplars, holly, red and

white dogwood, rooted, 10c ea.

$1 doz.; red japonicas, 25c each;
oz. Add post-
age. Mrs. Mae Henry, Mineral
Bluff. Ee :

Roses, pink burr, white, red
velvet, red ramblers, purple li-
lac, pink peony, white August
lilies. Any 3 for 25c. Day lilies.
Gray violets, Evergreen vines 90c
C. Add postage. Willie Panter,
Morganton, R 1.

Gold Band lilies of Japan, $1
C; King Alfred bulbs; 85c C;

hedge plants, rooted, $2 C. Lillie,

Leathers, Bremen, R2.
King Alfred bulbs, 85c C. Gold

Band lilies of Japan, $1 per C.;

Hedge plants, rooted, $2 C. Add
postage. Bessie Wright, Bremen,
Re

Rhodeddendrons, Mtn. laurels,
red, pink and yellow azaleas,
pussy willow, red dogwood, hol-
ly, 3 ft., $1 doz. Well rooted. Add
postage. Exc. for white feed
sacks, 100 lb Cap. K.-S. Waters,
Rugby.

Pink crepe myrtles, 3 for 50c;
Silver Maple, 2 yrs. old, 6 for $1.
Alma Presnell, Gainesville, R 1.

Cannas, best varieties, all col-
ors. mixed, $1.50 per C.
$2.50 C. F. M. Nash, Atlanta,
2793 Peachtree Road.

Arborvitaes, boxwoods, 10-15
in. 20c; spruce and white pines,
rooted, 5c; trailing arbutus, 10c
per bunch. Add postage. Will
accept stamps on small orders.
Mrs. G. B. Patterson, Blairsville,
Re 4:

Few hundred, 3 yr. old, well
shaped privet hedge, $3C. mix:
col. large type dahlias, 15c doz,
bulbs. FOB. Exc. for cabbage or
Bermuda onion plants. Mrs. T.
W. Hagood, Smyrna.
-Huonymus, cherry laurels, pink
plumbagos, abelias,
orange quince, monthly roses,
Lady Hillington, yellow. mare-
schanell, red radiance, dark red.
ide ea. plus postage.
Whigham, Whigham, Ga. R 3;
Box 150.

24 named var. dahlias: Edna
Ferber, Jane Cowl, Warner,
Waldheim. Glory, Prima Donna,
Break of Day, Kentucky, Clans-
man, etc., 75c doz. Del. in Mar.
Book orders now. Mrs. Eugene
Mozeley, Clayton.

2 yr. old junipers, 20c ea. 6
for $1; azaleas, 15 each; Golden
lily, 25c doz; March daffodils,
purple iris, 20c doz. dbi. yellow
japonicas, 25c ea. 5 for $1. Rosa
Richard, Ellijay.

Orange Day lilies, 75c C; daf-
fodils, $1 C; pink hibiscus, snow-
balis, Eng. dogwoods, pink and
white altheas, white Easter ros-
es, goldenbells, pink~ almonds,
20 ea. Exc, for sacks. Manda
Henderson, Ellijay, R 3, Box 49-

Choice perennial
liams and white iris, 75e C., 25c
doz;- Honorabilis Iris, yellow
phar ds with bronze falls, $1

C; 25 doz. Mrs. Newt E. Spence:

Carrollton.

Gladiolus bulbs, bloomins size,
15e per dozen, plus postage. Viv-
ian Perkerson, Manchester.

Dbl. red japonicas, goldenbells,
large red plum sprouts, 10c ea.
orange

Eller, Ella Gap,

Select,

Juanita

Sweet Wil--



= POarrie i, Price.

yhlox,
weet

Grass pinks, 0c doz;
20e 6. verbena, 50G Ge

Williams, $1 C. cape jasmine, 10c |
Mrs. Lester. Phillips, Royston, R|

Le :

Mix. azaleas, rhododendrons,
Ivy, spruce and white pines, red
japonicas, 50c doz. Spider and
orange lilies, blue and purple iris
75 C. Add postage. Miss Ruby
Webb, Ellijay.

Magnolia, holly, dogwood, 25c

ea; cedar, 50c ea. Jasmine, yel-.

low, crabapple, French mulberry,
15c ea. Del. But will not del.
just one. J. M. Rehberg, Cairo,
Res. Ls)
Japanese >
seed, 1-4 lb. 35c;

yellow sweet pea
1-2 Ib. 60c; 1

lb. $1; dbl. poppy seed, mix. col-
ors, 10c pkt. Victoria Pace, Syc-.

amore, R 1, Box 215.

- Purple iris lily bulbs,*80c C.
postpaid. Miss Mae Bell White,
Temple, R 3, Box 36.

Purple iris, orange lilies, cream
with gold center narcissi, May
blooming white With yellow cen-
ter narcissi;\ -daisy and brown
chrysanthemums,. $1.00 C., white
peonies, 25c ea. Addie Hughey,
Ranger, R 1.

Narcissi,
white feed sacks; dahlias and
cannas, 50c doz; fox gloves, jas-
mine, roses of dif. kinds, 10c ea.
Mtn. azaleas, 30c doz. Exc. some
for sacks. Mrs, John Parks, El-
lijay, R 3.

' Azaleas, June lilies, hibiscus,
hardy phlox, purple iris, pink
Myrtle, narcissi, purple lilac,
jonquils. Exc. for anything can
use. J. A. Roe, Talking Rock.
~ Azaleas,
ea; sugar plums and crabapples,
10c each; snowballs and altheas,
10c ea. arborvitaes, 20c ea;
spruce pines and white pines,
Mtn. laurels, 15c, ea, Add post-
age. Miss Clara Reba Abercrom-
bie, Loving.

Rhododendrons, Mtn, laurels,
redbud, yellow and white dog-
wood, red and yellow azaleas,
crabapple, rooted, 3 ft. high, $1
doz. Peach rose, snowballs, 10c
ea. arborvitaes, 20c ea. Add post-
age. Mrs, EK. L. Parris, Loving.

Thrift or Phlox Subulatta, Ro-
sea. Strong, transplanted divi-
sions, 35 doz. $2 C. clumps, ex-
tra large, 10c ea. postpaid; lin-
ing out stock, not prepaid, 80c C.
$6 M. . George Riegel, Experi-
ment.

1 ea. rooted, Briarcliff, Ameri-

can Pillow, Climbing Victoria,
Abol, Berry Prichard, May Wet-

tern and Columbia roses, $1. Exc.

for Rape or good sweet pepper
Hart-

seed, = Mrs. John Myers,
well Ret...

1 bu. or more Canna lily bulbs,
deep red with dark foliage, and
also the red and yellow spotted.

Exe. for gladioli and other per-

ennial bulbs, except narcissi. H.
K. Drake, College Park, 431 E.
Cambridge Ave.

Pink and white, flowering rho-
dodendrons, Indian Arrow, dog-
woods, white pines, 25c ea. 6 for
$1. cream narcissi, bronze red
lilies, purple garden iris, 35c doz.
Choice. Well rooted. Postpaid.
Mrs. Florence Heaton, Mineral
Bluff. ie

Boxwocds and _ arborvitaes,
rooted, 15c ea. snowballs, al-
theas, red and 1 yellow japonica,
15c ea. $1 doz; red dogwoods,
redbuds, azaleas, 75 doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Mae Wright, Lov-
ing.

Dbl... yellow and red cydonia

japeonicas, butterfly bush, 3 yrs.
old, 25c ea. Winter blooming jas-

mine, golden bells, 20c each, 8
for $1; gladioli and narcissi, ti-
gers and lemon lilies, 25c doz.
Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta.

Mammoth pink -verbena, blooms
3% to 4 in. across, long stems;
large type Chrysanthemums, all
colors, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Jenkinsbure.:

lias, Nandinas,

Griffin, Cordele.

woods,
lilac, hibiscus, 15c ea. d

red and yellow, 10c

pink crepe



12 Dwarf ROEWOod., nuns
to 2% ft. high, $2 ea. coe

cumilia Japonica es
Japanese azaleas, Pit
green, variegated, Pyraci
Tea-olives, Banana shrubs,
tenias, Lieustrums, 2, $1,10;
Oleand a
as, Myrtles, 4, $1.15. Mrs.
snowballs, k
almonds, bridalw

Japonicas,

is, lemon, orange day 1
ies, cannas, roses, 10c ea.
postage. Miss Lillian Daves

lijay, R 3.

Dahlia tubers, 40 var.,

large type: Jersey Beau

Monmouth, K. V. Wonder,-W

White, Hercules, Jane Co

others, from 10c to 50c.

for list. Mrs. J. E. Freem
thonia, R. 1.

Rhododendrons, Mtn. _
red and white dogwoods ,
and spruce pines, Tulip p
sweetshrubs, azaleas, straw

bushes, rooted, 3 ft. 10c ea.
Dot Wilson, Sweet Gum, G:
15e- doz. or: exc: for |:

Spruce and White pines,
leas, white and pink dog
tulip poplars, _ rhododendr
Mtn. laurels, strawberry
imaples. Rooted, 10c ea, Joh:
Moore, Culberson, N.C: R
dent of Ga. : =

Lavender iris, jonquils,
doz; orange lilies, 15c: doz.
sythia, pink weigelia, b
wreath, snowdrops, purple
altheas, 20 ea.
yellow thornless roses, 10
Add postage. 'Mrs. Isavel
Ellijay, R 3.

Red and yellow King H
cannas free for mailing
named Mums, gia
Sweet Williams, clove pinks: 15
doz. Gladioli, 25c doz. Ex
evergreen shrubbery. Mrs. WwW
Gable, Haralson.

White, April blooming narcissi
$1 per 100; red Spider lily bul
15e doz; red, yelllow, burnt
ange dbl, cannas, 10c ea. bul
myrtie, white
jasmine, 10c ea. Add. postage
Miss Evelyn King, Hen R
2, Box 99: :

Pink, Billardi spirea, spru
pine, 25c ea. Oak leaf hydrangea
30c ea. Miss Viola Hensley, Ei

Pink, Mtn. Thrift, rooted, +
C. 300; $1; $3 M. Add po
Mrs. J.-H. Duke, Wrens.

_ Millions yellow slash pi
seedlings, 1 to 3 yrs. old, le |
Not shipped. H. B. Harper, Wr

100 Evergreen boxwoods, roo
ed, $1 ft. high, 8, $1; 100 -~3f
5, $1.; 30 Irish junipers, 3 ft., 3
ea; 100 red japonicas, 2- ft
$1; red dogwoods, rhodode:
drons, 2 ft. $1 doz. and othe
E. Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

Irish junipers, rooted, Sta
insp., 15 to 58 in. high, chea
Write for prices. Mrs. Ed Fe:

son, Cornelia.

Purple lilac, good size p
10c ea; Xmas jasmine, not
ted, 10c each; also okra seed,
cupful, or 20c lb. Add posta
to all, Mrs. Gertrude Jeter, Oa

rollton, R 2.

50 paperwhite narcissi. Ex
doz. for 100 strawberry plant
500 plants wanted; exc. doz. na:
cissi for white, 100 lb. cap. fee
sacks, also exc. for other things
Mrs. H. M. Ashley, Roopville, :
A.

: Amur. privet hedge plants, '
rooted, inspected, 33%c pe
Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Cartersville
Rid; :

Iris, red, pink, white, purple
lavender, blue, cream, strip
5c; gladioli, mixed, 20 doz} mix
verbena, Shasta daisies, 10c doz
white, pink spirea, pink weige-
20 white Star jasmine, 6, 30
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, R 3,







= oe Sale



2a lowers and Seed :
a For Sale

ee and
For Sale



ap. Can del. in Atlanta. Mrs. |

. Martin, Alpharetta, R 1.
Fhododendrons, Spruce and
we pines, 50c doz; 2. = 3 ft.,

Mtn. laurels, 2 -.3 ft., $2

tn. azaleas, plooming size,

. Add postage on orders
han $1. Myrtle Martin, El-

Arborvitae, laurels, Spruce
nes, almonds, forsythia, red,
l.. yellow japonicas, white, pink
leas, 50c doz; purple iris,

ink perennial phlox, 70c C.

tha Eller, Ellijay, R 4.

Spruce pines, laurels, _rhodo-
sndrons, altheas, pink almonds,
rsythia, yellow, red japonicas,
oz; blue, purple iris, pink
perennial phlox, 70 C. Azaleas,
o doz. Linda Evans, Ellijay, R

ach; white papershell nar-
$1 doz; Daffodils, same
Lemon lilies, $1 doz. Mrs,
Turner, Cleveland, R. 4.
zhododendrons, tn. laurels,
90d, spruce pine, azaleas,
anny-greybeard, mock orange,
ewnall, rooted, 3 ft. high, $1
postpaid. Barbara Ferguson,

cushion. cactus, 10c each;
a ivy, sweet shrubs, 2 for 25c;
mxeloves, 25 doz; jonquils and
ffodils, 65 C, No chks. Ruby
rett, Ellijay, R 3, Box 57.

B dal wreath, 25 each; red
and white dogwood, 35c ea. jon-~
qui LOG: ea; blue iris, 15c each;
ye iow lemon lilies, 200; golden
25 ea; purple lilae, 35c. ea.

S Opal Hensley, Ellijay, R 3.
erican Beauty rooted rose

bush s, 15 ea. Mrs. G. Collins, |

btown. ES
ge, dbl. Decorative dahiias,
d, white, yellow, salmcn, lav-
e 2 shades foes nice tubers,

lo : bell, same price;
5 for $1; 12 for. $2.
er. Won't ship.

japonicas,
Must come
Mrs| ft. O.-
a of, 160

n issi,
euile iris, 6 per 50 bulbs;
$8 M; Queen of May,

and. es named. iris, ae

ie Pog plums, 3 yrs. cherry,
-20 each; -wisteria vines,
st x Jasmine, 20c; horse
rs. old, 20c. lilac, 15c;

d,. 6e, 6 for 25c;

, 25c. Miss Mar- |

r, Conyers, R 4.
endrons, laurel, spruce,
zaleas, all col. 25c doz;

3, Box 38.

laiden Hair, Sword, little
Tainbow moss, 5c; box
d white. hydrangea, 10
mix, phlox, 25c C. Add

Mrs, Joe W. Fortson,

Rooted dbl, red geraniums, e2.
10c. rooted conchshell begonia,

spe kled leaf begonias, 15c; +:

ed and pink zinnia seed,
rigold, lemon. col. hol-
d, 10c per envelope

Roselee Jackson, Ivey.

ze dahiias Gemon and

ce each; Trumpet tube-

or 20c; gladioli, pink

variegated, 35c doz; Cress

Oc cutting;

ooted, 15c ea. Others.
Cora Moore, Buford, R 4.

yo Perkins rose bushes, 2 |

del : white iris, 25 doz;

*fodils, 10c- doz;

il | cutting;
bunches, 25c. Add postage. Mrs.

|10 ea. Dwf. boxwoods,

1) eae Mrs. did.

Boston, -Os--





Hastings Exhibition pansies,
25c doz; Mums, cannas, iris, sin-
gle hollyhocks, larkspur, gaillar-
dia, other flowers and shrubbery,
cheap. Mrs. E. C. Heaton, Hart-

well, R, 3.
2 Japanese erborvirces. 3. ft...

and 1 doz. boxwood plants, $2,
plus transportation chgs, Vir-
ginia Robinson, Greenville.

Daffodil bulbs exc. for white
feed sacks;
25e per bush. Money order pre-
ferred. Mrs. Bessie Seabolt,
Young Cane.

Red and white dogwood, mix-
ed, azaleas, white pine, 4 for 25c;
jonquils, 8007 -25C. dahlia (red)
bulbs, 50c doz. Add postage. Mrs.
Frank Richard, Hemp,

Tiger lilies, 35e doz; blue Iris
lilies, 25 doz; King Alfred daf-
white narcissi,
10 doz. buibs. Not postpaid. Mrs.
Inez Gray, Buchanan, R.1. ~~

Hen and biddies, yellow March
flowers, Golden candlestick, Ti-
ger lilies, blue flags, hemlock
bushes. All; 10e bunch; $1 -doz.
Hees. Lone, Cleveland, Ri 4.

Tame azaleas, 15 each; Gold-
en bells, 16c each; dbl. red ja-
ponicas, 10c each; small holly
bush, 20c each. Rooted. Add pos-
tage. - Miss oe Allen, Ella
Gap .

Black and White pine, crab-
apple, mtn. laurels, sweet gum,
10e each; Garlic, phlox, 15c: doz;
trailing arbutus; branch ferns,
jonquils, 20c doz; rhododendrons,
40c doz. Add postage. No stamps.
Mrs. J. E. George, Mineral Bluff.

2 yr. old. Abelias, 15 each;
boxwood, good size and well roo-
ted: $1 to: Sh 50. Add postage.
Mrs. E. W. Childs, Omaha.

White Spider lily bulbs, 50c
doz. $2: 50 C, Add postage. Ruby

| Jo Champion, Fairmount.

Cedars, 2 - 3 ft. high, 15 ea.
2 for 25, not postpaid. Donnie
Wiley, Ashland, R 1.

Purple speckled lavender iris,

6 doz. $1; hardy phlox, verbena,-

15e doz. 2 doz. 25c; golden bells,
altheas, dogwood, bridal wreath,

50c doz. Miss Clara Bell Silver,

aA king Rock, R 2; Box 70.

Dbl. dahlia, large red, 2. bulbs,
1Be. misletoe geraniums, 10c
squirrel tall fern, 3
Myrtle Jackson, Talking: Rock,
Rees

te Jap quince,
snowballs, gol-

low iris, 6 doz.
almonds, altheas,

den bells, - dogwood, 50c doz. or.
exchange. J. W. Silver, Talking:

Rock;. hes

- Magic lily bulbs,
size; jonquils, field daisies, all
15e doz; hen and biddy cuttings .
BC ea.
cutting. Mrs. Alice Prevatte,
Whigham.

Paper white and white with
yellow center narcissi, 45c per
doz. bulbs; Milk and Wine lily
bulbs; 10c each; $1 doz; pink,
white and blue hydrangea, 25c
Smith, Milford.
Gladioli bulbs for sale. Exc. 1
doz. for 1 lb. dried peaches or
apples,.or 100 1b. cap. white feed
sacks, wash and free of holes: 1
doz. for 2: sacks.. Ea. prepay
postage. Miss Leona Mallard,
| Jesup. -

Dahlias, Ft. Monmouth, 60c;
Imperial, $1.50; Treasure Island,
50c. Send for list. of others. P. B.
Haynie, Atlanta, Rev, Box 417%

250 trees poxwoods, 185 to. 36

in. tall, and 1-hedge, 30 ft. long, |

8 ft. spread, and 8 ft. tall, A. C.
Ware, Hogansville, R 3..
'Nandina, weil rooted, 25 ea;
Fancy - leaved Caladium bulbs,
15c ea. Add postage. Miss Min-

| nie Wise, Plains, Box 75.

50 bu. St. Augustine or flat
lawn grass, $1.10 per bu. del. also

tee, Hollywood str WwW. ae hens, 5

also laurel bushes,

Purple, lavender: speckled, yel- |.

blooming | ion Giladiclus bulbs. J. B. Coke,

50c; dwarf pansies, phiox,



Beauty of Oxford verbena
ee plants, well rooted, 10c ea.
12 for $1, prepaid. Mrs. T. M,
Randolph, Marietta, 600 rue
Springs St.

Tris, golden, pink, 2
blue, white, 35c doz., 3 doz. $1;
verbena, blue, purple, dark pink
and light pink, red, 35c doz. 3
doz. $1. Add postage. Mrs. D..M.
Kilgore, Allanta. 160 Howard. St...
SE.

Dbl. red, white, pink and var.
Camilla Japonicas, 1 yr. plants,

60c, 2 for $1.10 del; Indica, Japa--

anese and Kurume azaleas, 40c
to $1. del. R. Ly Wheeler, Macon,
Clinton Road

Junipers and boxwoods, arbor- |

vitaes, dif, sizes and Cape Jas-
mines. For sale at my home. Mrs.
Edna Street, Tucker. .

Spice wood bushes, 6 for 50c;
hazlenut, 50c doz. garden. goose-

berry, 6 for $1; Crabapple trees,

8 for $1; Chestnut and Chin-
quapin, 6 for $1. Clyde. Eaton,
Dahlonega, R 1.

Roman, blue hyacinths, butter
and eggs, October lilies, 30c doz;
hellyhocks, 8 for 25c; larkspur,
Physostegia, pink Thrift, 15 doz
white Iris, cannas, 30c dozen.

Mrs. H. F. Jarrell, Butler, R. 2.

Privet hedge plants, rooted, $2
C; Empress daffodils, 75c C.
King Alfred daffodils, 75c C;
Chufa seed, 25c Ib. Exc. for hedge
plants, or white feed sacks. Not
postpaid. William Conner, Buch-
anan, i

Pussy Willows, Seven Sister
roses, wisteria, 10c ea, 3 for 25c;
blooming size gladioli bulbs, mix
eot 25c doz; blue violets, 20e C.
Add postage. Willie Mae Ralston;

Ella Gap...
Meaenoclia, sweet Ce tea- |
olive, sweetbay, crabapple, dog--

wood, long straw pine, evergreen
all 10 ea. Add postage.
stamps. Mrs. D. M. Colson,
Toomsbsro.

Laylock and honeysuckle, 25
ea, rose bushes, 10c ea. blue iris
20e 6a. Silver Maple, 25c; red
spotted sugar crowder . peas, for
table use, 10c lb. Exc. for baby
chicks. Mrs. A. J. Wilson, Oak-
man, R1,

Daffodils, jonquils, Daisy Mums
Ageratum, verbena and other

flowers to sell or exc. for Eng.

pea. seed, flowers and shrubbery.

Mrs\ D. T. Dew, Curryville,. RFD |(

Giant tiger lily, 4-5 ft. tall,
with large, showy. blooms of a

bright salmon red, spotted with

purplish black. 7 bulbs, $1.15.
Mrs. S. W. Sloan, Auburn. ~
Bargain prices on fine exhibi-

Macon, Wesleyan Drive. .

Jonquils, daffodils, butter-cups
15e doz. $1. C. FOB; yellow. day.
lilies, 10 doz. Also pure Ga. eane
syrup in 10 lb. cans, 50c gal.
FOB. Mrs. N. W. Williams,
Geglethorpe, R 2.

100. Calif. PS ivet hedge plants,
rooted, 60c; ladioli bulbs, 20c
doz; narcissi a jonquils, 15
doz. Addie Wilsy, Ashland, R I.

Dbl. red carnations, pink ox-
alis, stone plants, 10c; Paul Ney-
ron roses, rooted, -15c; 5 abelias,
pe=
tunias,. coreopsis, 25 C. Mellie
Merritt, Cairo, R 2. _

1 Arborvitae, 15 ft. high,-25 ft.
spread, $15; labeled iris, 18, $1.10.
mixed, $2.20 C; Siberian, 50, $1.10
Shasta daisies, 25, 35c; Chester-
field, 50, 35c. Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun.

Red gladioli, blooming size
bulbs, 20c doz. mix. col. petunia,
10c doz; red canna bulbs, large
flowering, 5c ea; red Easter lilies

30c doz. Del, Miss Floy Mobley,

Glennville.-

Blue and Goose plums, brown
figs, old fashioned sweet. peach
crepe Dee chinquapins, 10c

hazlenut, 40c_ doz.

utter Waco, R-

shades :

anything can use.

No.

kee roses, $1.75 C. L.

Pplants,3, 2563

1% each; postpaid.
than 50 postpaid. Mrs.

| postpaid. Ioma CMe.



Milk and. Mee lilies, 4c each;

larkspur, purple and pink mixed
3c doz; few ferns, 3c ea. Exe.
for a bloom japonica. Mrs.
Maude Thompson, Ty Ty.

Large, stalky plants of Abelia,
grandiflora, spirea, van Houtti,
Billardi, Thumbergia, Anthony
Waterer, ligustrum, lucidum,
japonicas, forsythia, red crepe
myrties, 25c. Mrs. Iva Anderson,
| Glennville.

Hardy plants, red verbena, pur- |

ple violets, 2 doz. 35c; mix, col.
phlox, larkspur, petunias, 2 doz.
25; fine mixture cannas, 25c C;
Add postage. Harold, FASS, So

| Peter.
Pink Weigeleas, dbl. allow, te

japonicas, mtn. laurels, rhodo-
dendrons, spruce and white pines
red, pink, yellow azaleas, 2 ft.
75c doz. Reoted. Mrs. Marvin
Davis, Ellijay.

- Globe arborvitaes, 24 in.'5 for
$1: redbuds, all col. Indica aza-

leas, red, yellow dogwood, Chero-

kee roses, laurels,
golden Sumac, ea.

crabapples,
$1 doz. 10

|choice roses, $1, Mrs. Addie wie

son, Morganton. |

Dahlias, large white, sito
yellow, dark and light red, little
pink ones and large pink, litile
white, 20c ea. Cash only. Mrs.
R. P. Smith, Hilijay, R: 1.

35 dif. pot flowers and ferns,
5e cutting, or 1 of each kind for
$1.25; Add postage; privet. hedge
rooted, 2 for 5c. FOB. Exc. for
Write. Coy
Willis, Talking Rock, R 3.

About 25 more Cotton Wocds
for. flowers or shade trees, 3-6 ft.

50 ea, 10-12 ft. 75c each, FOB.

Gane MecMichen,
Rd.

25 fine watermelon, pink crepe
myrtles, well rooted, 2-4 it, $2.50
cash; Send Money Order or come
to my home after them. Mrs,

Douglasville,

Emma Stalnaker, Hull, R 1.

Dahlia tubers, 40 var. of large
type Jersey Beauty, Jane Cowl
K. V. Wonder, W. B. White, Ma-
rie, and others, 10 to 50c. Write.
Mrs, J, E Freeman, Lithonia, FR
1

Cedars, 100 for $5; wild dog-
wood and Magnolia Glaucia, $8
per C; Fl. quince and crepe myr-
tle sprouts, $2.50 per C; Chero-
M. Wood-
ruff, Greenville. :
-Cherokee roses, red dogwoods,
silver and red maples, azaleas,
rhododendtons, redbuds,
willows, crabapples, Jap hedge
Eng. dogwood,
hibiscus, 20c. Chas. Wilson, Min-
eral Bluff, DeHarts Box.

Large | size chr -ysanthemums,
prize winners, many var. and col

Labeled, 30c doz. 4 doz. $1. post--

paid.. Mrs. H. G: Woods, Donal-
sonville, R 3.

Old fashioned yellow cluster,
sweet scented jonquil bulbs, 85

'C: genuine Lily of the Amazon

bulbs, 20c ea. Add . postage on
orders: less than $1. us Lucile
Palmer, Milford. :

Amur privet hedge, 2 yrs., old,
Not.

Ford, Lavonia.
White pine, spruce pine, Mtn.

ivy, red velvet rose, 15 ea; Mtn.

laurel, 10c ea, No stamps. Add
postage. Miss Minnie Garrett,
Ellijay, R3,

Dbl. butter and eggs, 20c doz.

Now coming up; narcissi, 10c doz
purple iris, 10c doz. 50c. orders
Armu-
chee, Rak:

Red dogwood, Ghorokece roses,

azaleas, Mtn. laurels, holly, ivy,

1 doz. boxwoods, 2 for 25c.
Rooted. Add postage. Mrs. Myrtle
Barton, Mineral Bluff.

Azaleas, spruce | white pines,

white dogwood, 20c each, Mtn.
ferns, 20 doz; single velvet rose,
0. jit

30c doz. dbl at

ball)

rose, likes,

yect

pussy |

less
Heo Be



Large ed small. cura
fashioned shrubbery and lea
var. of pink, cannas and
at my home, cheap, Mrs,
Clack, Auburn. oe

- Globe arborvitaes, 3 y 0
for 75c; Irish Junipers, for
boxwoods, 3. 101 Joes
pussy willows, red dogwood
leas, red maples, 6 for 25
postage, F. E. Abercrombia, 1
eral. Bluff, Care DeHarts box

Snowballs, _ blooming -
crepe myrties, oak | geran

bridal wreath, rooted 6 fo:

mix, col. hardy phiox, o
ivis, yellow lilies, 25 for 5
erblooming rose cut. mix. ci
for 25c. Sarah a Da
egas Ri. . :
White and lavender pe n
phlox, pink oxalis, yellow
chrysanthemums, f:
bulbs for sale; also daisy la
Exc. for other plants. M
is, Macon, 504 Mulberry S
Lilies, iris, perennials, an

flowers, shrubbery, shade t

to exc. for anything can
Write. Mrs. EB. Spence, Dun\
Cone shaped evergreen
Arborvitaes, bunched. and
reoted, 25 in. high, 35c e

paid. Miss Jessie Cash,

ate R B

ae ore lily bulbs, 6 for
ch, - aoe zinnias, 70 dog

doz. nad postage. Velma

son, Bremen, R.2

Magnolias, sweetbays,
Honeysuckles
ferns, 10e ea. Add post
stamps. Miss Carol Thom
Toomsboro, R 2.

1 Sprenge ria fern, 2- yrs
$1; Beston fern, 20c ea,
geria. fern seed, 25c doz: p
alis and Plorida lilies,
25e; dbl, pearl tuberose
25. 14 for 50e.

Mrs. G.-W. Head, Bremen,

fris, 50 finest var., i
all co lors, twarf, med. ar
ae flowered sorts, - ea
$1. Correctly labeled, $

Hardy, Jasper.

Pansy, phiox, sweet Wi
purple violets, Shasta.
snapdragons, 15 doz. $1.
lias and pink Fairy lilies,
25c. Mrs. Lois Tanner, Del
rose.
Mtn. laurels, Mtn. ivy, 60.
orange azaleas, white.
spruce pines, 3 for loc;
dendrons, 75 doz. Exc. for
thing can use. Miss Fanni
ery).Dahlonega, Ri,

Dbl. pink oleander, fo
Anthony Waterer and dbl.
spirea, 20c each; Carolina ch
25 to 75c ea; mix. larkspu

| phlex, 3 doz. 25c; bloomi

mon amaryl llis; 20e,- 3 for
Exe. Mrs. J. T. Holland, _
boro,
5 yr. old - welbelens. be
spireas, Van Houtti, forsy
red Dorothy Perkins roses, 20

60c ea; 7 col. ioe dbl. dak

50c doz. mix. Glads, 30
Mrs. Bettie Roberts, Talla
od:

Dwarf arborvitaes, 30.
ea; lemon lily and 3 dif. col.
nas, purple iris, 15 doz. ea.
W. R. Murphy, Ball Ground;
_ April blooming narcissi, pur}
iris, 90c C; Arabian. lilies,
50c. Sweet scented white
Pinks, Shasta daisies, 50c C
Christine - McLeod, Cones
R 2, Box 166.. :

Giant dbl. zinnias, dbl.

|coxcomb, Calif, poppy. Di ni :

pinks, petunias, larkspur, bur
ing bush, Marigold, Cali f
Selected seed, 5c pkg. Extra larg

pkg., 10c.. Postpaid. Mario
Connell, Cornelia,

Red dogwoods, 3 for 25


Ph rsday, February 1,









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F lowers and Seed

For Sale

00 Milk and Wine lilies, $3;

canna bulbs, 5 col. $3; 15 blue
1ydrangeas, $1; 6 pink lantanas,
50c; 12 Elephant Ears, 40c, Ida
Buchanan, Chula, R 1.

Dahlia bulbs, 20 var. all named
true to name, carefully packed
and del. for $1 doz. March and
_ April del; prize winning Mums,
20 named var., 20 for $1; others

So Q. Miller, Acworth, R 2.

bl, yellow crimson japonicas,



10 yrs. old, 50c ea, 4 for $1; red |

d white dogwood, 25 a; Jap-
onicas, $1 ea. 3 for $2. Rooted.
No chks. Mrs. Annie Gentry, Elli-
jay, R 3, Box 61-A..

Daffodils, 15 doz. white nar-
cissi, 25 doz. snowballs, white
Spirea, xmas jasmine, Star jas-
mine, purple lilac, crepe myrtle,
- 15c ea. Rooted. Add postage. Ir-

ene Foster, Ellijay, R 3, Box 48..

_ Blue Grape hyacinths, 50c C;

500 for $2; Shasta daisies, 50c Ce

: jonquils, 50 C; lemon lilies, $1
Cc. Ray Johnson, Hartwell.

_- Snow balls, 25c ea. japonicas,
10c ea. flowering quince, 10c;
lemon lilies, 20c doz. Add- post-
ag eee I Calis, ee: R

| narcissi and butter

butter and eggs,

Crumley, Pineview, R 1.



For Sale a A

Fo or Sale



Fe or eae |

F lowers and Se
For Sale



REsaodenarons. Mtn, laurels,
red, pink, yellow dogwoods, jap-
onicas, azaleas, 3 ft; $1 doz; jun-
ipers, boxwoods; 22 in. 6 for $1

| rooted. Postpaid. Mrs. Boon Wil-

son, Morganton.

Glove arborvitaes, Eng. junip-
ers, 24 in. 5 for $1; pink, red,
yellow azaleas, Cherokee rose,
dogwood, crabapple,
drons, Mtn. laurels, $1 doz. pink

perennial vhiox, $1 C. Sadie Wil- |

son, Morganton.

Pink Cherokee roses, rhodo-
dendrons, Mtn. laurels, yellow
dogwood, red, pink, white azal-
eas, redbuds, coralberry, crabap-
ple, white and spruce. pines, 3
ft. $1. Bonnie Abercrombie, Min-
eral Bluff,

Purple, lavender iris, 150 doz.
goldenbell, hibiscus, 15c ea. 3
crepe myrtles, blooming size, 25c
ea; crabapples, 5c a. Add pos-
tage. Emma Langley, Ellijay, R
3, Box 43 A.

40. cape jasmines, 25 ea; plus
postage; Hastings yellow cannas
25c: doz; white perriwinkle, 10c
doz. Fairy Bells; 3 for 10c. All
well rooted..Add postage. Mrs.
W. E. Crosby, Adel, R 2; Box 190.

Everlasting sweet pea seed, mix
col. large pkg. 12c; Madonna
lily, large bulbs, 25c ea, 5 for $1;
gladioli, large bulbs, 30c dozen;
pot flower cuttings, 12 dif. kinds
for 45c. Mrs. Mary Spruell, Al-
pharetta, R 2.

Jonquil and butter-cup. bulbs,
$3.50 per M. yellow and white
and eggs
bulbs, 10c doz. 50c C. Mrs. B. T.
Echols, Philomath,

Perennial sweet pea plants, 25c |

doz. other perennials, 20c dozen;
pink thrift, 50 C. 2 yr. roses,
weigelias, red spirea, dbl. laven-
der altheas, 20c. Exc. for Phila-
delphus bushes, Mrs, J. T. Pat-
tillo, LaGrange, R 6...

Hardy Japanese azaleas, 14 to
16 in. $1 each; azaleas, 6-8 in.
15c ea. Japanese and Black wal-
nuts, 20-24 in. 15c.ea. Amaryllis
25c ea. blooming size bulb. J. W.
Goddard, Stone Mtn.

Large blooming size crimson
Amaryllis, 35c doz; daffodils and
jonquils, 10c
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Cliff Tan-
ner, Sandersville, R 1.

Caladium bulbs, 25c. Add post-
age, Mrs. Paul Roper, yl ONeTy
Branch, tei: -

100 boxwood 8 in. plants, uni-
form size, old Eng. Dwarf var.
$4 del; 4-6. in. plants, $2 C. Pat-
ra. Robinson, Greenville.

Large, dbl, pink poppy plants,
10c doz; large, dbl. red lily bulbs

5c ea. Add postage. Mrs. J. P

Snowballs, crepe myrtles, gold-
enbells, old fashioned roses, Sev-
en Sister roses, golden bells, Eng
dogwood, 10c ea rooted; jonquils

snowdrops, snow-on- -the-Mtn., Dee

ea. Mrs. T. W. Bunch, Talking
Rock, Real:

Yellow Euonymus, Freneh Eng
dogwoods, magnolias, hollies,
spireas, Waterer, Korea, Thum-
bergea, Bridalwreath, snow gar-
land, billardi, cape jasmine, 2
yr. 10c ea, Mrs. Wavy Lewis,
Toomsboro.

Forsythia, dbl. pink almond,
red, yellow japonicas, spruce
pines, rhododendrons, 55c dozen;
snowballs, all col. azaleas, 25c
doz. blue, purple, iris, pink, red
phlox, 75c. Add postage. Lora
Shepard, Ellijay, R 4.

Rhododendrons, laurel, spruce
pines, azaleas, 25c doz.. Shasta
daisies, $1.50 C. violets, ferns, 10c
doz. evergreen blooming grass,
25c doz. Exc. for feed sacks. Add
postage, Mattie hoes Ellijay,
Fue

Lilac, forsythia, altheas. Jap-
onicas, white and spruce pines,
laurels, | rhododendrons, Jap,
quince, 10c ea. 70c doz. Narcissi,
lonauils,

rhododen-.

| daffodils,

foxglove, ae Cc. oe



Evergreen privet hedge, 18-24 .

in, 60c C; dbl. dahlias, 50 doz;
peonies, 20 ea; purple Iilac, 3
for 25c. Del. Mrs. A. C. Gladden,
Tallapoosa, R. 2. :

Magnolia, sweet bay, crepe-my-
rtles, dogwood, tea-olive, yellow
cape jasmine, long leaf pine,
crabapple, bear grass, 10c to 25
ea. Exc, for sacks. Mrs. Nellie
Pitts, Toomsboro.

Mtn. laurel, ivy, mix. col. azal-
eas, dogwood, white and spruce
pine, holly, sweet shrub, 50c doz;
Sword and Asparagus ferns, root-
ed, 4 for 25c. Exc. for anything
can use. Miss Lona Grindle,
Dahlonega, FR 1. :

Phlox, Subulata (Thridt) color
vivid pink, 75c C. plants; peren-
nial blue hydrangea, 15c_ ea.
Supervimum, 40c doz; red Spid-
er lilies, 50ec doz. Mrs. D. G.
Jones, Arlington, g

Zephyranthes lilies, 50c dozen;
Spearmint, False Dragonhead,
larkspur, 8c doz. large, purple
violets, 50c C. President red and
yellow cannas, 380c doz. FOB.
Miss A. Dixon, Alma, Ga. =
\ Grape begonia, 10c bulb; Wid-
ows Tears, 10c doz. Add postage.
Exe. for 1 dark red, 1 white
crepe myrtle, or 1 red, 1 pink
weigelia. Write. 30 lbs. geese
feathers, 35c lb, Mrs. C. H. Cap-
el, Molena,

Red and white dogwood, Mtn.
ivy and laurels, trailing arbutus,
spruce and white pine, 60c doz;

rhododendrons, 75c doz. Exc. for |.

white sacks. Mrs. Elvia Waters,
Dahlonega, R 1.
Yellow daffodils, 10c dozen.
Dwarf boxwoods, 12 in. high. $1
ea; blue violets, 10c doz; blue
flag lilies, 10c doz. dbl. day lilies
10c ea. Add postage. Mrs. T. H.
Heath, Douglasville, R 1
Honeysuckle vines, 25c each;
rose bushes, 10c ea Silver Maple
30c ea;
10c Ib, Blue. iris, $1 doz. Add

postage. Mrs. Pearl Wilson, Oak-

man, Re.

_ Evergreens, small, rooted plants
of Dwarf boxwood, magnolias,
cherry laurels, privet, red cedar,
Cherokee roses, arborvitae, box
vine, lilies and crepe myrtle.
Cheap. Blanche Woodruff, Green
ville.

Boxwood pias uniform. size
for borders, $2:C; Feathered hya-
cinth bulbs, 5c ea. yellow, winter
jasmine, rooted, 6 for $1; red
cydonia Japonica sprouts, $12 M;

a C, M. Robinson, Greenville.

- Magnolia, laurels, sweet. bay,
oe oak: holly, peach rose, 15c
ea; tuberose, Easter lilies, 10
doz. Add postage. Mrs. Nea
Lewis, Toomsboro.

Rooted Sprengeria ferns, 10c:
verbena, petunias, hardy phiox,
Grandiflora, all col. 1c ea; large
Piece, rcoted purple wisteria, 15c
$1 orders del, Mrs. W. G. Gold-
man, Loco.
~ Rose col. crepe myrtle, raster
25c ea; redish yellow dbl. tiger
lilies, $1.50 C. dbl., pearl tube-
rose, 6 for 25c. 14 for 50c; 2 yr.
boxwood, 50c ea. Add postage.
Mautile Harrison, Bremen.

Blue and white flags, trumpet
25 = doz; jonquils,
snowdrops, yellow June lilies,
violets, 2 doz. 25c; Amur hedge,
50c C. rooted. Miss L. M, Davis,
Silver Creek, R 1.

Angel Wing, Guinea wing,
Maple and red conch hbegonias,
20c ea. plus postage. Exc. for
large, clean, without holes, feed
sacks, Mrs. ay Todd, Harts-

field.

Yellow, red, weed vine, purple
white altheas, purple lilac, figs,
blue, Damson and wild goose
plums, $1 doz. red, pink, yellow
cannas, 50c doz. Exe. for other
value. Olan Kown, White.

30 well rooted junipers, 2% ft.
250 ea., plus postage. Money or-
ders. Mrs. Lillie. meets
anton. ;

1933 crop dried apples,| mon sultana, rooted, 10c. Mrs.

| pomegranate, jonquils,



Mums, 25 named var., selected
from best var., 20 plants, $1; lab-
eled and del; choice collection
named dahlias. Write for. list.
Spring del, Mrs. S. L. Jackson,
Chatsworth.

Spruce pine, 10-12 in. tall, 20c
ea; 50, $2.25; lemon lilies, orange
day lilies, butter-cups, 75c C. red
myrtle, red japonicas, almonds,
red honeysuckle vine, 20c each.
Pearl Vick, Ellijay.

- Jonquil, narcissi, 25 for 50c;
red, white, dbl., var. dahlias, 5c
per bulb. Exe. for other dahlias
feed sacks, or anything can use.
Also dried apples for sale. Mrs.
Carl E. Harris, Adairsville, R 3.

Red dogwood, holly, Mtn. laur-
els, 15 ea; blue iris, 35 dozen;
peach rose,.-25c ea; honeysuckle,
25c; snowdrops, pinks, 15c doz.
Add postage. May Bell Roper,
Mineral Bluff.

Ligustrum, privet hedge plants

well rooted, $2 C; King Alfred
daffodils, 75c C. Goldband lilies,
and Easter lilies, $1 C. White
narcissi, 60c C. Not postpaid.
Mrs. Gussie Conner, Buchanan,
Reals

Pure white Physostegia, 3 for
25c; 13 for $1; white wisteria and
dbl. pink flowering almond, same
price. Mrs. Jeffie Ham, Forsyth,
R 6.

Small crabapples, 15c ea. Ced-
ar, 20c ea, Mtn. ivy, wild azaleas
3 for 25c, rooted, all colors. Add
postage. Hershell Eller, Ella Gap.

Sweet scented Grass . Pinks,
Dianthus Plumerius mix. Ara-
bian, iris, orange lilies, Shasta
daisies, Coreopsis, 50c C. 200, 90c
Del. Mrs. Richard Powell, Col-
lege Park, R 2.

Purple iris, foxglove, 20c doz;
spirea, V. Houtti, dogwood, lilac,
jasmine, dbl. yellow japonicas, 2
for 15c; 50c doz; White Easter,
yellow thorny rose, 15c ea; sal-

D. S. Silver, Talking Rock.
White dogwood, small, 25c ea.
large, 40c. Mrs. Daisy Johnston,
Grayson. |
Large, yellow Mums, rooted, 20
for $1; red, pink, yellow, med.

size Gladioli bulbs, 20c doz; pink |

climbing roses, 35c; 6 large cala-
diums, 15c ea; 2 rooted Lace*ferns
15c ea. Mrs. C. D, Morton, Kirk-
land. f

Shasta. fe SS perennial peas,
25e doz; Coral vine tubers, 10c

each; Physostegia, 10c doz. dah-.

lig tubers, Tree dahlias, 20c ea.

Jane Cowl, 30c ea. Mrs. R. H.

ane Savannah, 617 W. 39th
St.

Pink, dark red and dbl: white
althea cuttings, 10c doz. 3 doz. i
of ea. 25c; pink almond, baby
Spirea, Xmas jasmine, blue, wht.
lilacs, 4 of any, 25c;. Shasta
daisies, 4 doz. 25c. Add postage.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Carnesville.

Crepe myriles, altheas, flags,
narcissi,
Dorothy Perkins roses, almonds,
winter honeysuckle, Giant Calif.
petunia seed, larkspur. Exc. for
white sacks, onion sets, etc. A.
Daniel, Winder.

Spruce pines, 1-3 ft. 10 each;
holly, rhododendrons, ivys, white
pines, 5c ea. 40c doz. Prepaid.
Denby Davenport, Dial.

Little yellow cluster narcissi,

r$1 C; yellow winter blooming jas-

mine, 6 small rooted plants, 25c;
very large bunch, $1. Give 2
Goose plum trees with ea. $1.00
order. Add postage, Ethel Sulli-
van, Marietta, R 2.

Evergreen Star Jasmine vine,
lilacs, dbl. spirea, almonds, lan-
tana, pink and white oleanders,
Sweet shrubs, $1 doz; verbena,
pink cannas, 25c doz. Exc. for
flowers or fruit. Mrs. W. R. Wise
Wadley.

All lead. var. cannas, large, 2
or more eye divisions, $1 C; $8
M. Red Spider lilies, $1 C. Milk
and Wine lilies, 40c doz. Mrs.

|d. E. Harrell, Quitman, R 6.



"Pink, purple, white re:
phlox, 35e doz; Spruce pines.
in. 18 ea. or $2.50 GC;
scented Lemon lilies, Fo:
"5c OC: exc, for anythi
use. Inez Vick, Ellijay.

Bridal wreath, forsy
lardi spirea, 75c doz; pi
purple violets, lemon lilies
ple iris, 20c doz; 5-holly,

1 ft. high, 15c ea. Ro
postage. Grace Tilley, El
3 BOX 21.

White and hemlock pines
laurels, Mtn. ferns, traili
butus, colts. Foot, blue
balls, pink and red runnii
75e doz. Miss Verbia -
Dahlonega, R-1, =

Weil rooted rose buckas
American Beauty, Suns
Cloth. of Gold, K. Victeri
others, 25c ea. Add postage
C. B. Tanner, Sandersville.

Mix, col. iris, orange lili

Cas, ye llow forsythia, root

ea. purple and white alth

for 25c.. Add postage: Exc.

sacks. Nancy Henderson,
Milk and Wine lily bu

doz; honeysuckle vine,

for. 25c; .cabbage, coll: a

25c 1b. All P. P. Mrs. N. B.
Cairo, R 4

500-for $2. Mrs.
Hartwell.

Yellow perennial larkspu
doz; daffodils, $1 C; yellov
quils, butter and eggs, $1.
white jonquils, $1 C; blue
lilies, 75c doz. Miss Cecil 1}
ley, Hartwell, R 2.
- Rhododendrons, Mtn.
Cherokee roses, azaleas, do
coralberry bush, 3 ft. high,
doz; trailing arbutus, pel
phlox, 25c doz, J: a
Minnie Brown, Morganto

myrtles, 15c ea; peren al
glove, dbl. larkspur,

hardy phlox, dusty miller,
primrose and others, 40
Add postage. Mrs. Belle (

Goggins.

White, blue and purple ir
doz; flowering pear, crepe 1
tle, altheas, 4 for 25c; snow
violets, golden glow, Shast
ies, 10c bunch. Mrs. Lu

ins, Alpharetta, R 3,

Jonquils, 10c doz. , ne
same price; snowdrops, or
of Bethlehem, 30c C.. Purpl

Add postage. Mrs. S.
Fairmount.
Mtn. laurel, sumac,

dogwood, $1 doz; Mtn

blooming size, $2.50 C;
white pine, rhododendro:
ft., $5 C; Well rooted. Add 1

Magnolias, crepe myr

straw pine, tea-olive, mtn

Wild wisteria, dogwood, pin
leas, trumpet, Ky. -Wonde:
10 ea. Add oe No st

sbor

- Magnolias; epee: par ho
suckle, wild roses, lilie
myrtles, crabenpls; fern

S. Thompson, Toomsboro.
500 rooted Dwarf bo:

plants, $6 del; 3 yr, month].

es, 2 yr. Magnolia, grandi

ville, R 3.

_ Rhododendrons, pink, rea
eas, 2 ft., $1 doz; red dog
black and white pines, crabapp
pussy willow, 15c ea. 2 fo
evergreen galax, golden
35c doz. Add postage. Mrs
Abercrombie, Mineral Bl

Monthly rose cut, 25c
white running roses, 6, 25c;
onies, 20c bunch; dogwoods,
doz; Rose of Sharon, 6 for 25
daffodils, 10c doz. Add. po
a W. L. Teem, Talking R

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Ss Pmardeau pansy plants, mix.
col. 1c ea. and Te postage. Mrs.
Edge, Doerun, R 4.
Monthly rose, pink, rooted, 50
sa. 3 for $1; cuttings, 10; feath-
er few moss, 25c doz; Exc. for

thing can use. Mrs. E. Vick,
jay, R 3.
bl. dahlia bulbs, red, white,
purple, yellow, pink, dbl, cannas.
White pink, red, 5c ea; bunch
yutter-beans,. 10ce Ib. Add post-
ave, Mrs. S. Spraggin, Fitzgerald

Magnolia, 20c; scuppernong,
lip, poplar, china sweet bay,
ink honeysuckle, crepe myrtles,

_ sweet shrub, everblcoming lilac,
trumpet vine flowering almond,
gooseberry, deer tongue, 2

5. Mrs. J, W. Hendrix, Dov-

Dwarf boxwood cuttings, 2c ea;
mall rooted cuttings, 6 ea; 4
old plants, $1 ea. M. L. Pet-
tit, Pike, Ga, |
Dbl. yellow and red japonicas,
4 yrs. old, 50c ea; pink almonds,
d= velvet rose, white pine,
ruce pine, 15c ea, purple: lilac,
ce <a. No stamos. Add postage.
Mrs. Iowa Vick, Ellijay, R 3,
Weigelia, 2 for 35c; pink azal-
eas, 50c each; Mtn. fern, Gee ea;
Min. laurels, ivy, white, 30c ea.
Exc. for cotton sacks. No stamps.
Mrs. Dora Garrett, Ellijay, R 3.
Rooted junipers, dogwoods,
golden bells, lilacs, snowballs, spi-
rea, 25c ea. 6 watermelon creps
rtles, 2 rooted boxwood, 50c
_ fragrant jonquils, 40c C. Add
. Mattie B: Ray,

ae doz. 4 yr. old dwarf box-
oods, $1; wild Easter lilies and

Wild hyacinths, wild violets, 3
f. col. wild eee and spider

tella Hudson, Jersey.

Purple and yellow iris, 20c doz;

arcissi, jonquils, hardy phlox,

xglove, violets, dusty miller

d .snowdrops, 15c doz; Mtn.
laur Is, 50 doz. Mrs. Rixie Plum-

, light plus and purple, mix

oe doz. $1.30 C; ragged robin,
. col, 3 doz. 30c; butter-cups,
re, 3 doz. 50c; white jonauils,
60; $1 30 C2 Exce- Lor

1S peas for table
s. R. J. Otting, Rome, Rt.
vr. old Giant mixed snapdrag-
ons, 75 doz. plants, red gladioli,
rge bulbs, 30c doz. med, and
nall blooming size, 20c doz. del.
L. E. Stewart, McDonough,

lannas, King Humbert, Ven-
us, Eureka, Alfred Conard, yel-
low King Humbert, Pillar. of
re. 10c ea., 8, 35c; 15, 60c. Miss
ittie Collins, Smithville, Ret.
bunches boxwood, 4 yrs. old
ll rooted, 25c bunch; comfrey,
5c root, No chks. Mrs. Sarah
forris, Clermont, RFD. |
oon be ready, 5 or 6 M. daf-
fodil blooms at %c each. Will
i s opens, Mrs. Hattie Dick-

pink peony bulbs, 35c ea.
. Miss Minnie Nash,

laurels, red dogwood, holly,
vk , yellow, |
lows, ear ft; ye doz, Well rooted.

a

use.

-enbells, 10c a.;

red azaleas, pussy.



- lorder. Mrs; W. M. Vickers,

Wild dog tooth violets, pink,
blue and purple; blue grape hya-
cinths, wild cowslips, purple with
golden eye, $1 ver C. Mrs. E, C.
MckEihannon, Royston, R 1.

10 M. fine cannas, City of
Portland, pink, Eureka white,
President red, Allemania yellow,
$2 C.; $10 M. Oleanders | and
crepe myrtles, $1 doz. Fairy and
Milk and Wine lilies, $1 - doz.

Mrs. J. R. Camp, Cordele.

Tiger lilies, 35c doz; blue iris,

|25e doz; red degwoods, 4 for 25c;

redbuds, 3 for 25c; trailing arbu-
tus and ever cet galax, 10c doz
Arborvitaes, 3 for 25c. Add post-

age. EXc. a sacks, Mrs. Hattie

DeHart, -Mineral Bluff.

Almonds, butterfly bush, frag-
rantissima, Philadelphus, red jap-
Onicas, spireas, red, oink, blue,
white weigelias, white, pink roce
bush honeysuckle, wistsria, wht.
jasmine, 20c-40c. Mrs. C. H.
Ward, Adairsville, R 1.

Blue iris, 50c C; yellow iris, 40c
doz; narcissi, $1 C.; daffodils,
25c doz; Tiger lily bulbs, 100 ea.
3 for 25c; sweet violets, $1.00 C;
Del. Cash with crder. Mrs, Etta
Stembridge, Ella Gap.

Extra large dbl, royal purpis
and white dahlia 15c ea. tube;
cor 2 for 25c; white and lavender
iris, 10c ea. plant, 3 for 25c. pur-
ple stripe jew or solid green, 8
cut. 25c. Vonnie Garner, Rock-
mart; RB:

Royal blue iris, gt C--dif..-col
bollyhocks, 25c. doz; dbl. yellow
marechalneil ramblers, 25c each
oe pink, dbl. peonies, 25c ea.

Miss Florris Hughey, Ranger, h
i

Frost-proof petunias, extre
large, 10c; small, $1 C; star jas-
mine, 30c doz. variegated ligus-
trum, 20c a., 6, $1; dbl. pink
cleanders and white hydrangea.
same. Mrs. J. L. Burk, Tifton,

R 3, Box 84.

Pink Thrift and violets, physos-
tegia, 15c doz. pot flowers, ferns
eens, all col. begonias, oth-
ers, 5 to 25c. Miss Fannie Jar-
rell, Butler, R 2.

Laurels, rhododendrons, spruce

| white pines, azaleas, red, yellow

crabapple, holly, Japonicas, red
yellow, hazlenuts,,.60 doz. Oscar
Zincaid, Ellijay, R 3.

dJunipers, 50c ea. dbl. yellow
japonicas, 30c; hardy phlox, 15
doz; pink almonds and pink al-
theas, 15 ea; pink myrtle, 4 for
$1. Well rooted. Exc, for sacks.

Mrs. William Tuck, Ellijay, R 3:

White and yellow Star jasmine
20e ea; Wisteria, 15c; Pride of
Rochester, abelias, pink and blue
hydrangeas, 25c ea. dahlias, 50c
doz: mix: bulbs.4 Mrs.:. ..: RP.

Bloodworth, Milledgeville, R 2.

Cape jasmine, 25c; dwarf box-
woods, $1 doz; pink weigelias &
crepe myrtles, 15c ea.; lilac, gold-
purple iris, 15
doz. Add postage. Mrs. W. V.
Thompson, Bremen, R 1.

Magnolias, crepe myrtles, tea-
olives, crabapple, dogwood, cape
jasmine, running honeysuckle, 3
ft. 25c ea. 1 ft. 10c. Exc. for wht.
sacks. Add postage. No stamps,
Mrs O, W. Colson, Toomsboro,
2,

3 fancy leaved pot caladium
bulbs and 10 cuttings, sultanas,
geraniums, begonias, for 50c P.
P.; Camellia Japonicas, $2 per C,
cuttings not del. Mrs. Ralph
Williams, Boston. a
Purple iris, narcissi and jon-
quils, 75c C; pink cork lilies, 25c
ea; purple foxglove, 25c doz. Add
postage. Mrs. Leetha Parks, Elli-
jay, Ga., R-3.

Cone shaped Golden arborvi-
tae, 2 ft., 50c ea; lily of the val-
ley, 25c doz. Mrs. Sloan Bruce,
Avalon.

Pink Thrift, 40c C. variegated

| evergreen, .abelia, 20e ea; roses,
12 yr. size, choice collection, 20

ea; rose bush given with ea. $1



Siloam |

Dark and bright red, 2 shades
of vink and 1 purple verbena, 10c
clump; mix. pstunias,. larkspur,
Giant and dbl. Gaillardia, Core-
opsis, sweet slyssum, i5c dozen.
Miss Jewell Huff, Milledgeville,
ee

Spruce, and white pines, rho-

dodendrons, $1 and $3 doz; -blue

iris, Narcissi, mixed, $1 C. Wis-
teria, lilac, mix. dahlias, Yonge
Walker, Toccoa, R_ 3. :
Hastings finest named dahlias
gold, rose, red, mauve, pink,

autumn color, 15 ea. $1 dozen; |-

cape jasmine, potted, 2 yr. 50c;
Oleanders, nink, 30c. Bessie Mar-
tin, Gainesville, R 5

Chrysanthemums, 25c doz, 5
doz. $1; named var., white, pink,
yellow, crchid, Fine varicties. Mrs
W. H. Nelscn, Powder Springs.

Tris, 5c ea., 50c doz; Spider lil-
ies, 5c ea; Shasta daisies, 10c
clump; physostegia, 10c clump;
ragged robin, larkspur, jonny-
jump-ups, 10c doz. Add postage.
Mrs. E. Ll. Rogers, Griffin.

Magnolia trees, 7 ft.,-$1 ea.,
dsl. or 2-4 ft., $1 del; red Xmas
berry trees, same price. Exc. for
value. J. D. Smith, Savannah, R
3, Coffee. Bluff.

Yr. old rose bushes, Silvermoon
Lady Hillingdon, Pauls Scarlet,
Salmon tea and white Easter,
25c ea. 5 for $1; Kudzu.roots,
10c a. Mrs. V. T. Chamblee,
Cumming, R 2--

Mtn. : laurels, azaleas, all

ivy,

col., 60c doz; red, yellow japoni- |

cas, weigelias, almonds, 15c each;
hardy phlox, iris, 25c doz; junip-
ers, 2 ft. 50c ea. R. M. Ray, Elli-
jay.

Jonquils, narcissi, 50c C, ir-
is, 75c C; climbing roses, 10c or
60 cuttings, $1; Monthly roses,
6c each; pink almonds, brides
boquet, bridalwreath, 5c ea.
Verbena, $1 C. Lizzie Barnes,
Oakman.

Boxwoods, 25c, 50c, 75, $1
doz; junipers, 35c; large plants,
arbovitae yellow and white ker-
ria, pink spirea, Deutzia, Ligus-
trum, abelia, altheas, barberry,
10c ea. and postage. Belle Ro-
ark, Clermont.,

Large pkg., mixed flower
seed, 10c; red and white spirea,
everblooming Baby rambler
yellow thornless roses, white
hydrangea 10c; tiger and Fairy
lilies, 5c ea. 35c doz. Add post-
age. Mrs. J. Winter, Buford. -

Globe arbovitaes, 12 to 18
in. 25c; Moss roses, 3 for 25c;
perennial phlox, 40c doz. Par-
ma violets, 25c doz. azaleas, $1

doz. Mrs. W. M. Garren, Mor-

ganton.

12 nice poxwoods, - 2-7 -6.-t,,
for sale. If interested, come
see them. J. J. Harben, Cum-.
ming. R 5.

Rare and choice flowers,
shrubs, and trees at bargain
prices, to those who come for
them, mornings. Will C. Mc-
Ginnis, Wills Eden, Carey
Park, R 7, River Car Line, At-
lanta.= =

Well rooted. Sen dit Brooms,
25c- ea. postpaid; large Cape
Jasmine, reasonable. Come see
them. Miss Lola Thompson.
Lawrenceville. R 1.

Redbud, red and white dog-
wood, red and white azaleas,
pink Cherokee roses, rhodo-
dendrons, Mtn. laurels, Coral-
berry, crabapples, Spruce pines,
white pines. All 3 ft. rooted,
$1. Delda Patterson, Mineral
Bluff. i :

Blue Grape hyacinths, 50c C.
bulbs; 500 for $2; jonquils, 50c
C; Shasta daisies, 50c C. Sir
Watkins daffodils, 50c C. Miss
Vena Brown, Hartwell.

Thousands of strong Calif.
prolific violet plants, 50c C.
Add postage. Mrs. E. M. Atkin-
son Kingsland. = :

balls, 50c



Pink weigeleas, red, yellow
japonicas, 45c doz; purple iris,
narcissi, perennial phlox, 60c C.
all col. azaleas, 20c doz. Spruce
pines, rhododendron laurels, 50
doz. Add postage. Linda Hicks,
Ellijay. R 4.

Bridalwreath, hie. and pur-
ple altheas, goldenrod, pink
spirea, yellow japonicas, 10c ea.
3 for 25c; dbl. yellow daffodils,
15 C; Add postage. Exc. for
anything can use. Mrs. Jim
Parks, Ellijay. R 5.

Pink weigeleas, pink Alioune
red. quince, altheas; dogwoods,
dbl. white spirea, azaleas, hi-
biscus, 3 for 25cc. purple king
iris, June lilies, $1 C. Add post-
age. Ellen Silver, Talking Rock.

Rhododendrons, laurel,
spruce pines, azaleas, colts
foot, Indian Arrow, 30c doz.
wild violets, ferns, 15 doz. Miss
Annie Mae Medlin, Ellijay. R 3.

Hydrangea, Eng. dogwood, li-
Jacs, pink crepe myrtles, 10
and 15c each: other flowers,
cheap; scuppernong -vines, 15c
bush. Cant ship. At: home
price. Mrs. Venie Daniel, Jef-
ferson. R5. :

Japonicas, Coral berry, but-
terfly, Mimosa, velvet rose, for-

sythia, spirea, Dorothy Perkins

rose, 6 for $1; narcissi, jon-
quils, daffodils, day lilies, snow-
drops, 25c doz. Mrs. J. H. Pen-
land, Ellijay.

Red dogwoods, white pines,
holly, mtn. laurels, hemlock, 10c
ea. junipers, boxwoods, 2 yrs.
old, 25c each; Cherokee roses,
15c ea; lemon lilies, orange
day: lilies, 40c doz. Add post-
age. Lucile Ammons, Mineral
Bluff.

Few small boxwoods, $1 to
$3 each; Cape Jasmine, over
6 ft., well rooted sprout, 50c
at home, Killcrease Bridge, Ap-
alachee River, Mrs. H. B. Cain;
Auburn,

Rhoddendrons, Spruce and

white pines, Mtn. laurels, aza-
leas, drouping laurels, holly
bushes, dogwoods, maple, red
haw, blue and yellow Flags,
All; 75e doz. del. Mrs. E: <S.
Holloway, Dahlonega. R 1. Box
35.
- Gobe arbovitaes, 2 Or
in. 25c; perennial phlox, pink
and. white, 40c doz; parma vio-
lets, 25 doz; Moss roses, pink,
2 for 25c. Jonquils, 15c doz
Mrs. E. B. Smith, Morganton.

April blooming narcissi, daf-
fodils, single or double, yellow,
snowdrops, purple iris, wild iris,
15c doz. Will exc. Mollie Peer
Ball Ground. R 4.

Brid alwreath, Companion
Flowering almonds, lilacs, well

roted, 15c ea. monthly roses,

6 for 60c; hardy phlox, $1 C;
hollyhocks, 25c doz; Sweet Wil-
liams, 20c doz. Add postage
for less than $1 orders. Mary
Grindle, Dahlonega. Real

Purple and yellow iris, 20c
doz; narcissi, jonquils, hardy
phlox, snowdrops, violets, dus-
ty miller, fox-gloves, 15c doz.
mtn. laurls, spruce pines, snow-
doz. Mrs. Dora
Teague, Ellijay. R 4.

Dbl. pink rooted oleanders, 2
for 25c; Royal and Madonna
lilies, 3 for 25c; mixed lark-
spur and dbl. pink Calif, poppy
seed, 10c tbls. Exc. for dried
fruit. Mrs. G. B. Smith, Cor-
dele. R C.

Japanese, yllow sweet pea
seed, 10c thls., yellow spotted
canna bulbs, 25c doz. Exc. for
anything can use. Mrs. I. W.
Rahn, Rincon. R 2.

Narcissi, jouquils, iris, 30
doz. purple lilies, 6 for 25c;
white hibiscus, 20c; forsythia,
15c; altheas, 4 for 25c; red can-
nas, 25c doz. Add postags. Mrs.

jel, Dawson. R-<1.



red and white, dbl. pink olea
ers, well roted, 2 for 25c; w.
iris, $1 C. Dwarf, dbl. lavends
large size dahlias, 3 for 25c
Mrs. R. B. Smith, Cordele. R C.

Blooming size bulbs, yellow
jonquil, dbl. yellow butter and.
eggs, $1 C; blooming size pe
ennial Sweet Williams, mixed
colors, 40c doz; Broad Leaf
bacco seed, 15 spoonful, M1
Thornton McCurly, Hartwell.

2 yr. old privet hedge, $1
12 different var. flowe
shrubs, and vines, other fl
ers, Figs, cherries, plums, cra
apples at my home. Mrs. S.
Spain, Rockmart. R 2. :

Larkspur, large carnation
poppy, periwinkle seed, mixed
colors, yellow Lupine and Cal
poppy, brown-eyed Susans, 10
teaspoonful; rooted spirea,
Thumbergi, prunifloria, Van
Houtti, 25c ea. Mrs. W. L. Da
Box 101.

Nice, rooted A. R. - hedge.
large size, $1.50 C; azaleas all
col., rhododendrons, spruc:
ine, red dogwod, /goldenbells,
snow garland spirea, Mtn. laur-
els, 12. for $1. Jessie- Eee
Dahlonega. Rl.

Evergreens, arborvitaes, ab
ias, weigeleas, forsythia, pink
and white spirea, 5 dif.) bo
woods, gardenias, single mock
crange, H. F. roses all colors.
25c ea. $2.50 doz. in Ga...
paid. Mrs. W. H. Rucker, ;
ner.

Daffodils, orange lilies, ve M;
lavender iris, leopard lilies, $1
C. white Eng. dogwood, hardy
hibiscus, snowballs, dbl. yellow
japonicas, 2 for 25c. Exc. for
sacks. Add postage. Mrs. Mollie
Henderson, Ellijay. R 3.

2 yr. old lace fern, $1, or exe;
for dried apple meat, Fern too
large to-mail. Mrs. R. C. Sulli-
von, Atlanta. 318 South Ave.

Arborvitae, 36 in. 50c

| postpaid; 24 in. high, 30c

Postpaid. Cash with order. Nc
thks. Mrs. G. W. Oliver, Gain
ville. R: 2.. , =
Old Eng. boxwood pin ts
(Dwarf), 8 in. and uniform
ea. $5 C. Smaller plants, 200
for $3; Eldorado blackberry
plants, 75c C. Lucretia dew-
berry 75c ped C. Del. Mrs. B. L
Robinson, Greenville, oe
Mtn. laurels, rhododendro

spruces, 50c doz; 35 doz in

large quantities; azaleas, mix.
solors, 15c doz; also wild violets,
phlox, Mtn. ferns and sweet:
shrubs, 10c doz. 65c C. _ Ad
postage. Mrs. Elbert L. Duvall
Ellijay. R 3.
Rose, Baby Rambler bushes
rooted, 25c ea. Mrs. J. F. Till

man, Glenwood. R 1. _

Maple, Mtn. laurels for sal
or exc. for heavy pullets, an.
kind of fruit trees, and straw

berry plants. R. ae _ White

Kensington. R 2.

36 well rooted poxwo
$2.50 for lot; hyacinths, 25
doz; 1 well rooted juniper, (50c
purple and white lilac, 4 fo!
25c; blue iris, 75c doz. Balm,
white and yellow jonquils, 15
doz. del. Miss L. M. WI
Dahlonega. R 1. Box 35.

Large, prize winning Chrys
anthemums, Silver Weddin
white, shaggy yellow, Do
Dimples, pink, bronz; Ma
nae tinted, Honey Pees Man-





Pade Sie



oF lowers and Seed

For Sale

Rhododendrons, Mtn. laurels,
pussy willows, $1 doz; blue and
white violets, 25c doz; blue iris,
25c doz; bridalwreath, 50c doz;
white, ever blooming roses, old
fashioned Velvet roses, 3, 25c.
Add postage. Ruby Abercrombie,
Mineral Bluff.

427 yrs. old, $4 for lot -at ' my
yard. Write, Benj. Hicks, Adel.
CR 1
Large size arborvitae, 2 ft.
35c ea; small, 20c; junipers,
2 ft. 25c; spruce pines, 20c.
Add postage. Mrs. C. D. Hays,
- Morganton.
Red cannas, 65c doz. large
' roots, del. Mrs. R. H. Sullivan,
Senoia.

Honeysuckle vines, 20c ea;
rose bushes, 10c ea. Add post-
age. Exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. A. J. Wilson; Oakman R 1.

for 25c del Mrs. E. A. Sanders,

- Dublin.

_ Dbl. white and single sweet

Pinks, scabiosa, pink and blue

forget-me-nots, snapdragons,

hollyhocks, dbl. pink Ragged

Robins, artemisia, blooming

Dusty Miller, 25c doz; verben-

ias, 10c clump. Mrs, W. A. Huff,

Milledgeville. R 2.

Large, paper white narcissi,
50c C. bulbs. Exc. for anything
can use. Mrs. A, V. Harrison,
Brunswick. 1204 Gloucester St.

Dahlia bulbs, all kinds ger-
aniums, ferns and lilac sprigs,
10. to..25 ea. or exc. for. lint
cotton. A. B. Wood, Griffin.

Rer Cydona, japonicas, yel-
low kerris japonica, purple li-

. lac, -25c ea; April narcissi and
purple iris, 75c C. Iris, mauve
~=eream, lavender, purple, yellow,
- . Spanish, blue,
Riley Ross, Ringgold. 5

Coral vine tubers; blooming
size, 50-75c per cluster, tall rap-

. id growing cannas, dark green

leaves, 10c ea, 3 for: 25ce. Post-

. paid. No chks, Mrs. Henly d

* Colson, Daisy.

Mtn. laurels, Mtn. ivy, spruce
and white pines, 65c doz;. mix.
col. azaleas, 25c doz; orange
lilies, purple iris,-15c doz; yel-
low japonicas, altheas,; almond,
10c ea. Rooted. Add postage.

Mrs. Will James, Ella Gap.
~. Purple iris and mix. color
iris, 50c C; pussy willows, 10c
ea. 3:for 25c; goldenglow, 15c
doz, brown ,day lilies, 15c doz.

Add postage. Martha J. Ral-

ston, Ella Gap.

2 yr. old Cape Jasmine, 25



~ rose bushes. Each pay postage.
. Mrs. J. R. Jackson, Bowdon.
- Delta iris, from. lower Louis-
_anna, hardy in Nnothern
. States; vigorous grower; rich
purple blooms on tall splkes,
_ sev to spike. 6 for $1; 35c each.
_ Mrs. Grant Brock, Tallapoosa.
2. yr. old Dwarf ~boxwood
plants, 50c doz., in lots or 100,
30c doz; 4 ft. arborvitaes, $l ea.
del; Pitt game cocks, $3.50 ea;
cockerels, $2.50 ea., hens, $1.25
ea. Allen strain. Maude HAIES,
Greenville

. January jasmine, purple lilac,
. pink crepe myrtle, Van Houtti
Spirea, Wisteria. All,
Add postage. Miss
Woods, LaFayette. R 5.
_ Large tubs full of dark green
_ foilage lilies, 35 in, high, $2 per
- tub, at my home: = Alice
_ Garner, Palmetto,



Blanche

Rose bushes or vines, .about |

Pink thrift, 25 rooted sprays

25 doz: Mrs.

der

or exc. for tulips or monthly ;

25G;/ a..



, Flowers and. Seed

For Sale

Drooping laurels, white aa j

spruce \pine, Mtn. laurels, ivy,
honeysuckle, red maple, dog-
wood, 1 to 2 ft., 75c doz; white
and purple lilac, pink and yel-
low peach tree roses, 6 for 40c.
Mrs. R. E. Hester, Dahlonega.
Red.



Flowers and Seed

Wanted

Want cut flowers: white nar-
cissi now, later, jonquils, pinks,
sweet Williams, sweet peas, Com-
municate at once with: Sawgals-



|ky Davis, Lilburn, R 1.

Want arborvitae, pink almonds
Jap. quince, thrift, dahlias in
exch. for roses, gladiolus, sweet
Williams, woodbine, lilac, mums,
and other flowers. Mrs. Ruth
Gable, Fayetteville.

Will exc, white hibiscus, but-
ter-fly bush, forsythia, gladiolus
dahlias for red dogwood, red
barberry, Globe arborvitae, wei-
gelias. Ea. pay postage. Mrs.

Lula Bell, Alpharetta, R 2.

Exe. Australian pines for Ca-
mellias, Nandinas, or other
shrubs. Write first. Mrs. A. H.
McCleskey, Acworth, R 1.

Exc. well rooted, yr, old lan-
tana plants,\ yellow and pink, 1
orange and. yellow, 1 purple for
an Irish juniper, or 1 of each for
2 pink dogwoods, also milk and
wine lily bubs and others for
pink thrift. Miss Nona Childs,
Hartsfield.

Exe. dbl. white spirea for abe-
lia; piece for piece, rooted. Also
40 W, L. hens, 2 yrs. old, begin-
ning to lay, 35c ea.. FOB. Mrs.
A>A Whitaker, Mansfield, R 1.

Exc. old fashioned white and
yellow clingstone peach trees for
dif, col. japonicas, dogwood, azal
eas, oleanders, Mums, spruce,
hyacinth bulbs and other flow-
ers. Mrs. G.-C. Brewton, Black-
shear.

Exe. Dwarf okra seed for 1 ea.
blue, pink, white hydrangea cut.

reoted blooming, or 10 in. pot.

1 for ea. cup seeds Ea, pay
Mrs..B. W Barrett, Cal-

size:
ches,
houn.

Roosevelt dahlias to exc. for
dried fruit, butter -beans or Crow-
peas, \or- exch. for gladioli
bulbs, Dahlias at 5 for $1. Mrs.
J..G. Power, Hogansville.

Lady Banxton roses, (yellow),
to exc. for tulin bulbs, dried fruit
or butter beans. Mrs: Dozier
Smith,. Hogansville, 26 Elm St.

Want dbl. hollyhock, Delphin-
cum, weigelias, Dwarf boxwood.
Will exc. geraniums, begonias,
ferns, sultanas, verbenas; False
Dragonhead, Cameilia Japonicas
and others. Mrs. R. -G. Loyd,
Ocilla.

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale





1 good grist mill, 20 in. rock,
International make, $50 cash. J.
A. Story, Bainbridve.

No. 1. McCormick - Deering
Cream Separator, in good cond.,
$25 FOB, or exc. for corn, cats,
or field peas. T. I. Miller, Bos-
ton, *

1 No, 2 Primrose cream sepa-
rator, -used 1 season, for sale.
Make offer. W. P. Seigler, Au-
gusta, 802 Pine St.

1 horse Hillside turner, Lynch-
burg, in good cond., $5 FOB. E.
. Loudermilk, Mt, Airy, R 1.

1 new Racine threshing ma-
chine, gocd cond., $50; 1 hay
press, perfect cond. $50; 1 lime
spreader, $25. R. B. Fletcher,
Locust Grove.

1 Meaders grist mill,
rock, 1 crusher and power shell-
er; 12 h, p. motor, and other
equipment. Come see. M.'G.

_| Caviness, Ball Ground, R 5,

30 in.

tas os
MARKET BULLETIN

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale |

Almost new 2-80 Saw Murray
Air Blast Gin complete at rea-
sonable price. Earl J. Beaver,
Marietta, R 4.

1 Fordson side-disc plow, prac-
tically new, for sale. J. D. Hins-
man, Lithia Springs, R- 1.

Cutaway harrow, 8 disc, good
shape, $20 cash, or exc. for oats,
or a good plug mule, or fresh in
cow. Sampson distributor, 1,Ga.
Cracker cotton planter, $3 ea;
4 tooth harrow, $3.50. Will trade.
R. E. Pope, Tallapoosa, R 1.

No. 8 Oliver Middle Buster
Point, 1 Chattanooga 23 Mold or
wing (been burnt, but will give
good service), cheap for cash;
thoroughbred S. P. C. boar, 200
lb. or more, cheap or trade for
fat hog. Lewis A. Maddox, Jr.,
Dublin; R 6.

No. 10 Vulcan turner, $7.50, or
trade for Guano ,Spreader, or
other value I can use on farm.
H. L. Bailey, Roswell, R 1.

Corn Mill, one of the -best
rocks, size 44 in. 20 h. p. electric
motor, big power, self feeder
sheller, cheap. George D. Dris-
kell, Gainesville, R 1.

15 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse en-
gine, K. burner, in excellent
cond., 7 H.-P. S. R. Co. Economy
gas eng., good cond. 1 Moline
motor, rebuilt and fine shape,
cheap for cash, or exch. Moline
motor for plug mule. G. W. Ris-
ener, Woodville. :

John Deere disc plow, good as
new, $20 cash, or exc. fer good
pigs, corn, baled hay, or cotton
seed or other value. John Flan-
agin, Cornelia.

1 244 Letz feed mill, good cond.,
$100. Guar. 1 - Ho PS A en=
gine, $35; J. B. Hammer Mill
complete, 80 and 180 H. P. Fair-
banks - Morse crude oil engines
for Gins. M. P. Reaves, Sena,
749 Lawton St.

1 Spring tooth harrow, $1.50; 1
Hayman plow stock, 50c; De-
loach cotton planter, 50c; 1 Jot
scrapes, 10c to 25c ea.: All fair
cond. G. W. James, Arabi,

Practically new No. 6 William-
son stump puller, complete with
2 take-ups, all attachments, $75.
1 Boston Farnt Level, $12; Ford-
son - tractor with fenders and
pulley, good cond. $75; others:
H, E. McCorvey, Unadilla, P.O.
Box 275. \

60 gal. syrup kettel and 1 - No.
2 new Golden cane mill, for sale
or exc, for 1 mare mule, not over
8 yrs. old. Imme diately. Mrs. J.
B. Cooper, Vienna, 110 Pine St.

Grist Mill; 20 in. rock, flat
runner, good cond., except wood
work; 1 steam engine,- 12 horse,
good cond. Sell or exc. for \Shet-
land pony, good. mule, cows,
Jack; or wagon, in good cond. C.
R. Hutcheson, Soperton, R 1.

I Grist Mill and 10 H. P. gas
engine (international), $125 or
trade: Mrs. J. F: Killingsworth,
Meansville, R 1.

<Q." P. International
sene - gasoline envine.
type ignition, mounted. Sell or
trade for anything can use of
equal value. Julian Leggett, u:
nadilla.

1. Williamson stump puller,
largestsize, complete. with 200
ft. of inch cable. Good cond., $50
in cash, or exc. for corn or beans.
John Hageman, Rochelle, R 1.

Fordson tractor, Oliver tractor,
disc, 2 cotton. Oliver tractor
plows. All A-1 cond. Sell or trade
for mule, corn or cows. W. A.
Kerr, Climax, R 2.

Nu. 20. Oliver, 1 Vulcan No. 9
turn plow, $8 ea. or exe. for har-
row, corn sheller ~or anything
useful: cotton seed, chickens,
etc. Thos. Webb, Ellijay.

Fordson tractor with power
pulley and- extra extension rims,
good cond., for sale or would

kero-
Magneto

hay,near Brunswick. W. McD.



Harley, Brunswick,

>



Rig

good |

J. B. Malle

consider trading for syrup or.







eee

Second-Hand Machin-
ery For Sale

1 wheelbarrow Fruit Tree
Sprayer, 160 lb. pressure, in good
cond. $8, B. F..- Scout, Dawson, R
1, Box 99.

International riding cultivator,
good cond., $22.50, FOB Tennille.
ew Wood, Greshamville,

2 horse Middle Buster for sale
at reasonable price or- exc. for
Spanish peanuts. E. D. Law-
horne, Sumner. :

Amanco Feed Crusher, No. 8,
good cond., for sale or exc. for
good Blacksmith shop forge, or
consider small shoats. J. M
Wall, Auburn, R 1. .

1 same as new Grits Mill, 24
in. Rock, 1 power motor, 20 H.
PB in. e090 cond..$190;- .r:
Bazemore, Hagan, Ga.

International riding cultivator,
with 4 Spring feet and plows,
shape,, $20, also cotton
planter and 1 fertilizer distribu-
tor, $5 for both. W. H. DuBois,
Pembroke.

6 H. P. Fairbanks-Morse, gas.
eng., run very little, good as new,
$50 FOB. J. E. Cornell, Indian
Springs.

2 horse Planet Jr., cultivator,
$20; 1 Economy King No. 12
Cream Separator, $25. Exe. ei-
ther for a nice colt. J. A. Har-
rell, Mitchell.

1 Benthal peanut picker, good
shape, $60; 1 McCormick-Deer-
ing tractor, $50. Ransey Shirley,

Louisville.

- 1 Frankbeas Cultivator, $5; 1
Oliver single plow, $3. 1 Belknap
corn sheller, $5; 1 small anvil,
$5; 1 Cycle 50 egg cap. Incuha-
or, $2.50; Buckeye brooder, $5.
Exc., for laying hens. All FOB:
y, Quitman.

Good barrel spray machine
with hose and nozzle complete
$10 at farm, 6 miles North of Ft.
Valley. J. C. Adkins, Ft. Valley.

1 Fordson. tractor, tractor har-
row and Oliver D 75 dbl. disc
plow, $165, pr exc. for . young
mule; Want a Cole No. 40 com-
bination corn and. cotton planter
oe attachments, good. cond: S.

. Owen, Woodbury.
4 Deering oat-binder in good

~cend., $35. Mrs. W. K. Johnston,

Lumpkin.

1 24 in. Attrition Mill for sale
at a bargain. R. S. Burts, Doe-
run, Rex.

Good mowing machine, $25
FOB. Morgan. Williams, Syca-
more,

1 dbl. section dise harrow, 8 in.
wide,.1 Oliver dbhk disc, 23 in.
turning plow for tractor, 100 ft.
9 in. see auger, 1 Air seed Hop-
per, Lummus make:
Tar tups. Mrs, Leila A. Maloy,
Rhine, Rel

-l John Deere disc: plow; good
as new, cheap for cash, or exe.
for corn, hay; pigs or shoats.
Write what you have. J. D. Flan-
igan, Cornelia.

Reaper and Binder, other tools,
work stock, etc., for sale at farm
of late-J. J. Chamiess. Mrs. J. J.
Chambless, Alapha.

13. Oliver turner and 1 No. 10
Wing, cheap for cash; purple li-
lac 3 for 10c; winter blooming
jasmine, 3 for i0c. pink. and lav-
ender crepe myrtle, 3 for 10c.
Add postage. Mrs. Ora Thorn-
ton, Cumming, R. 5.

2 horse wagon, No. 63, Chatta-
nooga dbl. turner, single stocks
and other tocls, for sale reason-
able. No trade. J. K. Waite, Mes
rietta, R 2.

I. H. C. riding cultivator, per-
fect cond., for sale or exch. for
_ cow. H. C. Cruce, Lilburn.

I:

Royal Pea Huller, good cond.,
$20, or exc. for anything can use
of equal value. P. R. Maddox,
Griffin, Rt. B.

New, 4 - 2 horse riding culti-
vator, practically new, $25 or
value in farm produce, such as
seed beans or peas. F. M. Bar-
ber, Oakfield,

<

Want 3. M..

-model International Riding



= "Thursday, February 1,
Second-Hdnd Mach
ery For Sale






















































Second-hand -Rice Bul

2 Black Jersey Giant coc.
2 yrs, Old. H.-R: Donnelly, e
cent, Ga. 2

12, Hone new; suitable fo.
er sausage; small hams, |
or pe for sale or exch,
P. D. Rubin, Hapeville.

ne pecan dusting machi
cheap; 1 Williamson stump pul
er; Disc trastor. plow; ~stal
cutter; 2 horse plows, etc.
good cond. Write for list 1
farm tools and machinery. 1]
C. Geiger, Flintside,

1 Economy eream separato
for sale or exch. for pigs, wt: 3
40 lbs. each; want 4 Ibs. Florid
Sweet watermelon seed. want 1
hear from parties having arti
chokes for sale. H. G. Kirklan
Cobbtown.

1 Walsh garden tractor fo
sale or trade. Tom Turpen, Gai
nesville, 82 Chestnut St., Ri. 4.

Ker. eng., 15 H. P, Fairba
Morse Co., good running shap
sell or exc. for pair good plu
mules, 900-1 M. Ibs. or No. 1
International tractor in runn
shape. G. M. Williams, Almon

1 steel frame Weeder, 1
tooth sec. drag harrow, 1 or
chard cultivator with plows
scrapes. Good as new. Sell
exc, for Ga. Cane syrup. C. Ez.
Cooper, College Park, R 2, Bo:
389.

No. 2 Primrose separator, $10
frame and parts of DeLaval Ne
12, $10. W. G. Hall, Eatonton, |

1-cotton and corn planter, Hil
dropper, 1 guano distributor,
steel section harrow. State bes
price; want. to hire a boy to hel
make crop and help with Can
ner. E. M. Landrum, Rome, R |

60 h. p. boilr, 50 h. p, engin
R. D. Cole make. Eng. in goo
shape; boiler needs some: repair
Sell or trade for. cattle or mu
or horses. A. W. Askew, Fo
ston. a

1 new Ideal tobacco | trans]
planter, used only 2 yrs: No.

cond. cheap for cash at mm
home, John L. Shaw, Taylot
Creek, Ga. Sg



Second-Hand Machin-
ery Wanted



Want a used Hill Dropper co
ton planter. Prefer. Cole. Mut
be-good .cond. and cheap fo
cash. L.. T. Grizzle, -Dahlone,
Reo:

Want small corn mill and shel
ler, cheap for cash. H. _B. Cail
Auburn, Rt.

Want 1 disc harrow, adjus
able, so can harrow crop, g00
cond., cheap. State size, ma.
and price. Y,. N: Bruce, Dial.

Want cheap for cash a ge
second-hand 2 to 3 stand suc
ticn Gin outfit, with power.
without, also a good, used crud
oil engine, 40. to 60 HOP. J, 1
Gay, Cobbtown. ies

Want Windmill, 40 ft. ve Ts
in good . shape and reasona
price. C. M. Miller, Cornelia. -

Want a second-hand Su
Boiler (used in making syrup
50 or 60 gal. cap., 1 that doe
not rust. Jno. E, Lee, Nahunta

Exc. cow, fresh in, for a ne

tivator. I. G.-Thompson, Be
let, Bi.

Want upright corn mill wit
20 in rocks, also a hopper sh
er-and eng., a used outfit in goe
cond. Will pay cash. Could
18 or 22 in. rock. W. C. Atkim
son, Carrollton, R 2.

Want a new style Cole cott 9
and corn planter with guano |
tachment, also 1 - 60 tooth
tion harrow. Must be almost
good aS new and bargain
cash. J. J. Oliver, Commerc
6. a5
ery y Wanted oe



"Ete, Fe or Sale

ncubators Brooders,



. Roopville, B 1,

fr used mechanical
and belted Triplex
x cotton gin press, State
W. O.

in old Osborne mowing ma-

that has been junked; al-

lbs. fresh butter per week,
aE. A. Simpkins, Roop-

2.

nt oa tractor, not over

walking, in first class

lanical cond. Describe trac-
state best cash price. A
uchton, Howell.
t second- -hand Hester side
for a Farmall tractor, in
hape. Wil pay cash. J. A.
ns, Summerville.
a terrace leveler or level
nsit, in good cond., for

a ee Ete Curry, Davisboro, R

! second - hand
Binder. State cond., and
iC _ Johh Rs Gunnels,

$140 value for 3 Roller
ar cane mill, 16 in. Grist
rm, or anything can use.
Fletcher Rogers, Culbdr-
. C., R 1. Res. of Ga.
ant 1 or 2 Avery (2 horse
ing plows, No. 31, in good
+, cheap for cash. L. T. New-
Mover, Ri. -
ant 1 - 4 in. water pump
pulley attached, in good
and cheap for cash, Wak
s, Macon, R 4.
ant a second-hand power
machine with motor, cap.
200 al. Give price. C. B.
ers, Statham.
it i lage roller for No. 12
coga Cane Mill. Make
ce. S. G. Garritt, Rock-
D,
AL aa. hand blower
blacksmith shop,
nd., cheap for cash. H.
rier, Griffin, R C.

dropper, in good cond.,

: or Wannamakers
Seed. HE. C. Pope, Ocilla,

planter Jr., seed drill,
cultivator, all combined.
lowest price. No junk. J.
ons, Lenox, R 2.
ant used tractor disc harrow
ordson, heavy single section

plows, other farm piel
xc. cotton seed, Cokers
and 5 strain, direct from
sound and clean; also a
alue. See or write. D. Stan-
ington, Rey
t. 1 plain pulley, 24 in. dia.
_P, old style Internation-
eng; want ground wheel
Deere Dain mower. Pay
able cash price; Exc. 1
ound, good, 90-day Velve
s for O-too-tans: 2 bu. for
. Woodruff, Winder.
nt good, 2nd-hand Cut-
way harrow, in good cond,
eap or cash, within reason-
tance of he Se tpaxton
ummit.

ain Spinto? of small
Pap ior: Gash, <2. WwW.
ockmart, R 1.

| 1 Barrel Spray and 300

Pig sproujs. Quote best
. L. Pickens, Newnan.
shallow well 110 v. wa-
in good. cond. Erle L.

in |





Want<a cotton sed cropper, in
good cond., at reasonable cash
price, or will exc. good value, C.
A. Huckeba, Roopville, R 1.

Want shallow well pump. with
electric drive. R. J. Walsh, Gar-
field.

Exc. Reg. Jersey heifer, fresh-
en about February Ist, for stalk
cutter of good make. Must have
9 blades. Practically new McCor-
mick preferred. I. C. Smith,
Jackson, R 1.

Want 1 power hay baler and 1

mule hay baler. Will pay cash.

S. E. Vandiver, Lavonia.

Want genuine Olive foot for 1

horse Oliver Goober turn plow.
Must be in good cond. and cheap
for cash. J. J. Mims, Boston.
, Want a Self-feeder for J. I.
Case threshing machine, size 20
x 28. Also a governor for a Ford-
son tractor and a drive belt,
about 6/or 7 x 60: or 75, W. J:
Carruth, Farmington.

Want 1 improved Cole planter
or other make of Combination
planter. Exc. good, sound corn,
or pay cash. State cond. and
price. C. D. Williams, Buford, R
2

Want a combination planter
in good cond., with plates for
corn, cotton, peas, beans and
peanuts; also a drag harrow.
Cheap for cash. W,. H. McRae,
Ft. Valley, R 1.

Want 4 wheels for Hackney 1
horse wagon, within 20 or 25
miles Atlanta, and be in good
cond. V. E. Brantley, Atlanta, R
1, Box 192. phone, Raymond
6934. :

Exc. 3% yr. old. reg. Guernsey
bull for a good used Grain Drill
or Stalk Cutter. G. R. Harper,
Cut Cane. :

Want 1 corn sheller cheap for
cash. Write what you have, H.
C. Melton, Montrose, RFD 1.

Want 1 used dbl. section Cut-
away harrow for Fordson trac-
tor,.in A-1 cond.; cheap for cash.
A. V. Jenkins, Danielsville, R, 3.

Want large Pea-Thrash in Ist |-

class cond., or a small grain
thrash that "will thrash peas. L.
B. Mobley, Columbus, Box 404.

Want cotton planter, one that
drops in hills preferred. State
make and price; also Cole com-
bination corn and bean planter.
State price, L. Pearman, Tifton,
Rei
Want 4 good second-hand disc
for International riding cultiva-
tor, cheap for cash, or swap sy-
rup for same. Arthur James,
Nashville, R 3. :

Want to buy.a good Black-
smith outfit. R. W. Bullock,
Rockmart, R 4.

Exc. Mid-West garden tractor
for a 20, 22 or 24 in. corn mill in
good cond. Also, have for sale, 1
Nubian goat and-1 18 mos, old
Toggenburge and Nubian, cross,
goat. Make best offer. D. M.
Moore, Eastanollee,

Want a.No. 41 Cole planter
for corn, cotton, peas and cane
with fertilizer attachment, in
A-1 mechanical cond. State
what you have. Weldon Stancil,
Toccoa.



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc., For Sale

1 Sears-Roebuck oil burning
brooder with regulators, 1 M.
chick size, used very little, $3.50.
Cash with order, Jas. B. Woods,
Brooks, Ga.

1 Big Grey Hen Inc., used 3
times only, in good shape, $5, or
exc. for syrup, hew goose feath-
ers, or what have you? Mrs. G.
H, Horne, Cochran, R 1.

250 cap., good cond., Millers
Ideal Inc., instruction book,
thermometer, turning trays. $10
cash, or exc. for nannie goats
not over 20 miles from Metter
or Graymont, Mrs. ON Smoak,
| Graymont.



| International



220 cap. Buckeye The, in ee
cond., $7. Mrs. J. H. Reese, Way-
nesboro, RFD. \

150 egg cap., electric Inc., per-
fect cond., $15 cash, of exch.
Mrs. E. O. Davis, Taylorsville,
Box 63.

Latest model Buckeye, cap.
350 eggs. New. Automatic egg
turners. Sell or exc. Mrs. Jesse
Brown, Helena, R 2. >

600 cap. Super Hatch Ine. for
sale or exc. for a good. walking
cutivator. M. F. Lewis, Rydal.

400 ege cap. Queen Incubator,
$15, or exc. for oats, peas, Sor-
ghum seed, etc. D. L. Patrick,
Griffin, R C.

Largest size Buckeye ker. cbs
der,. $6 FOB: D. J. Harrison,
Blackshear.

4-unit battery brooder for win-
ter broilers and fryers. Starter
has electric heat and control.
Sell starter separately if desired.
W. F. Hollingsworth, Atlanta,
667 Kennesaw Ave.

120 egg cap. Imperial Inc;,
good cond., for sale or exch.
Make best offer. Nisbet D. Park,
Eatonton, Box 369.

.1 Buckeye Inc., 120 egg cap.,
A-1 cond., book of instfuctions
and thermometer, $5; 4 - 5 Ibs.
first class Jersey butter from T.
B. tested cows, 30c lb. del. Sat.
guar. Mrs. S. A. Gilreath, Car-
tersville, R 2. _

2 Buckeye Inc., 1 - 140 egg,
$10; 1 250 cap. $15. Both com-
plete new egg turning trays.
Used this season. Oil burning;
500 cap. Buckeye electric brood-
er, automatic heat control, $5.
All good cond. Mrs. J. G. Hen-
drix, Decatur, 115 Springdale St.

Radio Round, 150 cap. Ine.
automatic heat, fine hatcher,
$7.50 FOB. Mrs. F. E. Grubbs,
Demorest.

iL new Bahon Inc.,
used twice, good hatcher, -
COD. Mrs. J. R. Godard,
ledgeville, R 2. !

400 cap. Inc., cheap: or exc. ve
other value. Ss B. Parks, Walker
Park, Ga.

Little Brown Hen Inc., 50 eve
cap. Used twice, almost good as
new, complete with instructions,
$3. Mrs. W. E. Buckner, Mt. Ver-
non,

1 M. cap. stove oil
cheap for cash. V. Bramhold,
Mt, Airy, R 1.

1 Buckeye Inc., 600 cap. Style
5, insturctions, thermometer, 1st
class shape every way, $12.50
cash, FOB. A. C. Liles, Hogans-
ville,

140 cap. Bell City Inc., excel-
lent cond., with instruction book
and thermometer, $7 FOB. peri-
winkle seed, rose and white. 10c
this. Mrs. A. F. OKelley, Mays-
Ville, R 2.

-1 Brown Hen Inc., 50 cap; 1
kerosene brooder. Ea. used only
once, packed in origin boxes,
best cond., all parts and instruc-
tions, $7 for both, poStpaid. Mrs.
Harry E. Magbee, Sapeloe, Ga.

Putnam brooder heaters, $2.50
ea. postpaid. First class cond. 2
Sanitary hovers,
100 chick cap. oil lamp, $5 ea.
not prepaid: Mrs. Donald Don-
aldson, Decatur, phone, Dea
0016.

1 triple deck, 1080 egg cap.
Wisconsin- Ironclad Inc., used
very little. $35 cash, crated and
shipped. Exe, for anything can
use. Arthur A. Bennett, San-
dersville. ;

Sears thermostatic oil brooder,
300 to 500 cap. $7, exp. collect;
also gourds, 10c ea. plus postage.
Mrs. R. J. Hall, Talbotton.

10. oil burning brooders, 300
cap., only used 1 season, good
cond., reasonable price. Mrs. W.
H. Faulkner, Flowery Branch,

100-200 and 600 egy cap. Buck-
eye Incubators, all good cond,
$7, $10 and $25 FOB. Guy H.

450 cap.,
$20
Mil-

Ciark, Valdosta, R 1,

brooder,:

Putnam beodtors, used 1 sea-
son, $3 FOB. Money order, Also
Yellow Jonquil and Butter and
Eggs bulbs, $1 per C. bulbs; blue
iris, 25c doz. Miss G. B. McLane,
Hartwell, R 1/

60 cap. Buckeye Inc., good

cond., for sale. Write. Mrs. T. J.
Cargile, Douglas, R 3.
2:-, 300 cap. Inc., complete,
used 1 season, $15 ea. Cost. $35
ea. Will consider trades for any-
thing can use on farm. Mrs. J.
A, Pettis, Cochran, R 5.

New, 300 cap. Inc., $15 cash,
or take corn, plow tools, or any-
thing can use. A. ap Cayer, Coch-
rah, R. 5.

500 chick cap. wickless oil
burning Sol Hot brooder, late
model, good as new, $14 FOB, or
exch; also Hastings Prolific
corn, ist yr. pure, selected for
seed, $2.50 per bu. FOB, or exc.
for pecans and potato plants. J.
H. Beasley, Lavonia.

Little Brown Hen Inc.; good
cond., with instructions and
thermometer, $2, postpaid in Ga.
Also 10 W. Wyandotte hens and
rooster, 18 mos. old, direct from
Rusk, $10 FOS. A. 2. Downs,
Gibson, RFD 1.

1 Miller Ideal Hot Water Inc.,
400 cap. automatic egg-turning,
complete, good cond. $10 or
trade. POR A. .. Faireloth;
Mystic. oes

450 cap. Inc., in good cond.,
$20, Mrs. Piety Forbes, Brooklet.

3. section electric Miller Ince.,
1800 cap., 1 -.3 section electric
Buffalo Inc., 1080 cap: Both ex-
cellent cond. W. B. Williamson,
Bremen.



Incubators, Brooders,

Etc.,. Wanted

Want 150 cap. Buckeye Inc.,
with \copper tank, in first class
cond... cheap for. -cash... HH. G:
Samples, Alamo, R 2.

Want agood, used Ine. jin
good cond., cheap for cash. Pre-
fer. Buckeye, Prairie or Cyphers,



tleberry, Adel.

Exc. corn, meat, sausage, lard,
syrup, _ live stock (hogs and
cows), for good value in 250-500
cap. oil Inc., and brooder, not
worn out nor broken. Write. Mrs.
J, R. Thomas, Surrency, R 2.

Want 18 or 24 used Trap doors
for hen nest in good cond. cheap
for cash. Good value
cane syrup or Schley pecans. -
E. Greene, Jacksonville.

Exe. 2 pure bred B: R. hens
or 2 W: L. hens for small Inc.,
65-75 egg cap: Mrs. P. R. Arnold,
Benevolence, R 1.

Want brooder for little chicks.
Will exc. full blood White Rock
| chickens or pay cash if price is
reasonable. Mrs. Joel F. Futch,
Nashville.

_ Positions Wanted

Wanted by man and wife with
8 yr. Old boy, small dairy for
wages and.small crop on 50-50
basis, or take full 1 horse crop
on 50-50 basis if furnishel. Both
good workers. C. A. Sheppard,
Decatur, R 2. :

Exp. Green House or Yard
man wants job. Can give good
ref. Reasonable salary. G. R.
Yarbrough, Vinings, Ga.

Want job with good people on
farm at once. No, Ga. preferred.
Colored, single, Arthur Foster,
Atlanta, 580 McDaniel St., SW.

Want work on farm, for home
for self and 2 boys, 2 and 10 yrs.
cld. Do any kind of light farm
work. Mrs. Christine Allen,
Farmington, R 2, Care. Miss Lena
Elder,

Want home on farm for self
and 9 yr. old son. Do any kind
of light farm work. Mrs. Carrie
Cole, Farmington, R 2, Care Miss







=
ox Z

Lena eS

_ Ete, For Sale ck eo

150 to 200 cap. Mrs. W. ts, Cas-

in good



Want 1 horse ay =
pas, on bus road to school.
Have to be partly furnished.
Have farmed all my life, Com
See or write at once. Roy Cook,
Hampton.

Want 1 horse farm oft60 50
basis, with good folks. La:
lord to move and furnish stoc
and half of fertilizer. Good ref.
Move any time, So. Ga. prefer-
red. Martha Horton, oe ae
One.

Young lad wants job on farm.
13 yrs, old, lived on farm all
life. No bad habits. Work for
board, laundry and small salary.
Charlie Eunice, Hahira, R'1 |.

Want job overseeing a large

farm, 28 yrs. exp. in gen. farm-
ing. Know how to handle labor;
run farm machinery and do car
penter work.

J. A. Gore, Quitman.

Want job on farm assisting
with light work, milk. cow, tend

to poultry, etc. Respectable, re-
fined, young woman, Wish to get-
with refined people, Home and

small salary. Miss Myrtice Gres-

ham, Atlanta, 372 Augusta Ae
S. E.

Want 2 horse farm on halves:
Have to be moved and helped

some. 5 in family, All can work.

Farmed all life. Ref. H. F. Jones,
College Park, 122 Tanner Road.

Strictly honest
sober and trustworthy. Good ret

Unincumbered white man; age
45, wants job of any kind on

farm, Work for board and small

wage. Exp. in all kinds of farm

labor. Streng and healthy, good
character. Ref. furnished. Write:

J, Guy Beall, Atlanta, R 7, Care
Murphy & Arrowood.

Unincumbered white woman,

age 39, wants job on farm. Work
for board and small wage. Exp.
in all kinds of light. farm labor.
Good health, good character, ref

furnished. Write: Mrs. Lillian M,.

Cook, Atlanta, 124 Fair St., S. Ww.

Want to farm about 50 or 100

acres land with lot of woodland,

in Mtn. section. Can furnish self

Write full particulars, C. C. Cav-
iness, Atlanta, 2049
Place, N. EB.

Want a farm of 5, 10 A. dood -

land, good house, pasture, etc. 2

in family. Able to furnish self
J, F.. Sheppard, Atlanta,
Cooper St., S. W.

Want job in dairy, 21 yrs. exp.
Married, 5 in family. Ref. Clif-_
ford Burton, Atlanta, 445 Wes-

tern ANE: N W

Farm Help Wanted





Want man and wife for farm e

work. Prefer man who can do
blacksmith work. Share crop,

30-50 basis. Must be experienced
and reliagle. See or write. Cc.

Moore, Stone Mtn., R 2,

Want farmer for 16 acres, _
located on old Campbellton

Road, 4 and 1-2 mi. Fairburn,
north in Fulton county. Furnish
land, tools, bldgs.,
There. is orchard, .spring and
well;

Robson ;

625

and w6od.

daily mail and school

Ze

bus at yard. Correspondence

solicited. J. Roller,
Park. i

Want boy or ouge man, 14

to 25 yrs. of age, to live as one

of family and work on farm.
Share crop or $10 per month
|to right party; want a 2 horse
wagon, distributor and planter _

College

in good cond. Planter to be hill

dropper. E. M. Landrum, Rome.
R 6.

live in home With 2 middle-
aged women to help with small
farm, cows, hogs, chickens, etc.
Small salary, share in crop and

Want young white couple to iS

board furnished. Must be of cS

clean and
Miss -~Vallie

good character,
healthy. Write:



Shelley, Pavo.

4 ed





_ Seed For Sale :



a oe hand who is

ht and good worker. Mrs. |
i |mato, $1; Pepper, $3.50; Pota-

ogers, evar R 4.

ant fener with ont fam-

> good 1 or 2 horse farm,

land and pasture, plenty

ter, Must be able to move
run self. 3 rooms in house
me. Write. Mrs. C. E. Mob-
Bradley. Bi:

ae young man

co user nor whisky drinker
apply. White. Jos. M.
thett, Nashville. R 2.

an 1 oor 2 good farm
ds for general farm work,
wages at once. Must be
g to work cheap, be with-

ad habits and good work-

We Ce Douglas, Alma. R 1.

Want good farmer for 150

farm, with 1 and 1-2 horse

n cultivation. Must furn-

lf. Good house, land and

e. 4 miles Fairburn. L.
mp, Fairburn. :

Vant man and wife conly),

or 60 yrs. of age for 1 horse

op on 50-50 basis. No city

ner need apply. J. Adams,
pores, 1

ant an unincumbered wo-

n, country raised to live

farm with 2 in family and

light farm work. Board and

il salary. Help with poul-

milk cow, etc. Mrs. F. E.

wr, Woodstock. R 2.

Want colored family with

. boys of working age.

d work crop on halves and

2 could be used. for other

;, by month or week. C. W.
illiams, Columbus. R1.

Vant man at once to work
farm. Give board and $4
nd all he can make of

nd 1-2 acres of land in cot-
on. Dont wait to write, come
nee. T. L. Powell, Fitzger-

fant industrious boy with
habits, not under 16 yrs.
we to make home with el-
people and help with
m work. Interest in crop, or
wage, with board and
dry. . A, Britt, Sycamore.

m couple with mule
horse farm free for

vices to help with gar-

and small corn patch and

ve car. On highway between

Atlanta and Augusta. Mrs. Mc-
ibben, Robinson, Ga.

Want man and wife of good

-and character, with

rm experience to live in home

work farm for wages. Ref.

th. G. C. Herring, Valdosta.

Box 108.

at good wage hand, $8

0. and board for the first

2 months, and pay more the

onion, Iceburg lettuce,
field cabbage, beets, collard, 100

, (2 for 25;



man to farm. Will share in|
crop or pay small salary. Write |
or see: Jack: Sagon, Lawrence- :

ville. R Is
Plants For Sale

Sateace plants, 75c M. To-





to,. $1, 45; Runner seed pea-
nuts, $1 bu. Will exc. for peas.
W. W. Williams, Quitman.

Frost-proof cabbage plants,
now ready, 500, 65c; $1 .M.
postpaid. Miss Minta Welch,
Sylvester.

Chas. W. cabbage, Klon-dike
strawberry plants, 300, 50c;
$1.50 M. 5 M. $1 M. Del. Ovie
pe Gainsville.

Cabbage plants, Copenhagen,
FE, Dutch, C. Wakefield, E. Jer-
sey, 500, 50c; 75c M.-5 M. $3;
Bermuda onion plants, 500, 60c;
80c M. 5 M. $3.25. Prompt
shipment. C. M. Sums; ss
broke.

Frost-proof cabbage ~ plants,
-E. Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Suc- |

eession and All Season, $1 -M.
del. 5 M. 3, Exp. Collect. ey;
Stokes, Macon. R 3.
Raspberry plants, St. Regis,
Cuthbert, (ed), extra large
stock, 50 doz;- 50, $1.50; $2.50
C. 500, $8; $11. 85 M: Del. Exc.
for farm products E. J. Hart,
College: Park. -
BS J. and Chas: W. frost-
proof cabbage plants, 500, 55c;

$1 M. Bermuda onion plants,

same price All postpaid. Stamps
not -accepted. . Odis
Pitts, R 1.

Mastodon everbearing and-
Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c)

C. $2.25 M. Add postage on
small orders for less than $1.
Mrs. H..T, Crumley, Cleveland.

EH, J., Flat Dutch and Copen-
hagen frost-proof cabbage
plants, 300, 40c; 500, 60c;
M. White and Yellow Bermuda
onion plans, same price. All
postpaid. R. Chanclor, Pitts.

Lucretia dewberry, McDonold
blackberry, Kudzu, $1 C: Ever-

bearing strawberry, 300, $1: Ce-

lestrial: Brown Turkey andi!

White Figs, 7, $1; white scup-

pernong, 12 for $1 del. dy
Toole, Macon. R 2.

E. J. and Chas., frost-proof
cabbage plants, ready, 500; 65c;
$1.05 M; Postpaid. Good count.

W.

Prompt del. O. A. Conner, Pitts.

Thousands White Bermuda
Wake-

- less 25c; Kudzu plants, $1

$6 M. Willett Wonder peas,
a lb. Mrs. H. V. Franklin,
Register.

Klondike strawberry plants,

not mixed, 25 C. 450, $1; Rhu-
barb plants, 10c ea; Eng. May
peas, 25c lb. long green and
white mixed okra seed, 15c lb.
Exc. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
J. B. Fields, Dahlonega. R, 1.

Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage
plants, 60c M; white Btrmuda
onion, 80c M. D. T. Herrington,
Graham.

Chas. W. and E. a. cabbage
plants, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. del
Klondike strawberry plants, 500,

75c; $1.25 M. del. Dewey Mathis,

Flowery Branch. R 1.

True to name Red Gold
strawberry plants, $1 C; Lady
T, strawberry, 35c C. $2.75 M:
Mastodon everbearing plants,
30c C. $2.50 M. Mrs, Annie Et-
ris, Dahlonega. R 1.

E. J. and C. W. cabbage
plants, 15 C. 500, 40c: 70c M.
5 M. $3. Cash. Ready for ship-
ment. J. P. Morris, Baxley.

Red Gold strawberry plants,
$1.25 C; Lady T., 30c C. $2.50
M. May cherry trees, 15 ea.
mixed dahlia bulbs,

sacks: HH. Li, eas

Conner,

$1

bp. Re G. Terrell,



Clyde Slew Patterson.
Beod.s and oo base

plants, 60. M. del. or 40c M.

FOB: 500, 35c. Good plants.

Prompt shipments guar. Ww. A.

Poole, Baxley.

Extra fine, heavily rooted

| Dewberry | plants, 50c doz. $3

C. Del. in Ga. Ask for samples.
Ref, Peoples Bank, here. W.
F. Luckie, Ray City. ;

Millions frost-proof Wake-
field and Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 500, 65c; 98 c M; 3 M.
$2.25; 5 M. $3; 10 M. $5. Quali-
ty, count and promptness guar.
B. J. Head, Alma. ;

Seed F or Sale

Good, Calif, multiplying beer
seed, 10c start, del. Mrs. Sallie
Floyd, Rockmart. R 2.

Bunch butter-beans, 15c Ib.,
white velvet okra, 20 lb; hot
and sweet pepper, 5c tbls. Add
postage. Exc. for feed sacks
at 6cea. Mrs. Sam Smith, Aus-
tell. R 2.

White yelvet okra and old
time pumpkin seed for sale or





exc. for Eng. pea or cabbage

plants. V. EH. Hubbard. Fort-
son.

Butter-peas, okra, pumpkin
and gourd seed, 15c lb, plus
postage; also garlic bulbs, 10c
lb. plus postage. Exe. for white
Drake-
town.

- 1 pint okra ao 20c or exc.
3 white feed sacks; 10 W. Rock
hens, Tse each. Party to send
crate and pay shipping chgs.
I. E. Thornton, Bowden. R 1.

Marglobe tomato seed, $1.25
lb. Stone and Baltimore, #56 Ib:
All del. W. O. wale Flow-
ery Branch.

Hastings thea beans,

ea. 8 lbs. for $1. J. E.. Chance,
Graymont. R 2.
Tomato, frost, wilt and ee
esistant, 10 ideal qualities. 60
Da 10c; 200 seed, 25c; 500

seed,. 50c. J. C.. Musselman,

Trenton.

300 lbs. Perkins Long green
pod okra seed, hand cleaned,
8c Ib. in 100 lb. lots, FOB. W.
R. Miller, Cairo. R, 4.

Hand selected watermelon
seed, from choice melons: Wat-
son, 60c Ib; Dixie Bell or Stone
Mtn., 5c 1b; Cuban Queen
(small white seed), $1.25 Ib.

C. F. Thompson, Thomasville.

500 lbs. white velvet okra
seed, 10c lb. FOB. W. E. M.
Harp, Inman. Ga.

Fine, white multiplying
onions, 50c gal, 30 and 1-2 gal.
Postpaid. Guy Malloy, Madison.

Tobacco seed: Old Virginia,
15c per teaspoonful, plus post-
age. Havana, 35c per thls. No
chks. Money order. Cash with
order, J. W. Crowe, Marietta.
Pee

Field peas, New Eras, $2 bu;
Wonder watermelon seed, 15c
cupful; Gray, 10c doz. seed;
Long Leaf tobacco seed, 10c
spoonful; Moon Star melon, 10c
doz. seed. Glenn Braswell, Lo-
ganville. R 2.

40 lbs. Dale watermelon seed,
50c 1b. These melons have av.
60 lbs. per car. B. E. Robinson,
Marshallville. Box 55,

Lespedeza, seed (Kobe), 15c
Greenville.
Res.

Pure Tom Watson melon seed

| 30 Ib, del, W. B. Clifton, Oli-

|Mrs. Wm. E.- Burch,

per-
_|fect seed, running and bunch,

Hyde, Martin, R 1.

-| Velvet beans,



8 Abs.

Ib. S N.. Patterson, Cordele.
RD.



Miscellaneous For Sale



10 s 20 cow ps and
stalis for sale. W. C. Batson,
West Point.

=a good Columbus 2 horse
wagon for sale or exc. for: 1
horse wagon. Eugene Mozeley,
Clayton. R 2.



= -
Miscellaneous Wanted



Want 50-100 Ib. white sacks
and 3 lbs. of Eng. pea seed. Will
exc. equal value of Crepe
Myrtles, Yucca, holly, magnolia,
Dorothy Perkins roses, butter
peas. Will sell the above. items.
Helena.
Fe

Want to buy some dry sage,
a few lbs. sundried peaches,
a gal. of honey and country
smoked sausage. State price.
Will also take 2 or 3 lbs. but-
ter per week. Mrs. M. G. Dixon,
Columbus. 2009, 3rd Ave.

_ Exc. Ledbetter seed dropper,
used 1 season for 15 bu. sound

field peas, or for pure Guinea

pigs; 60 Leghorn hens and reg.
Jersey cow (3rd calf) for good
young mule; want a 500 cap
electric incubator. Mrs. E. O.
Bledsoe, Carrollton.

- Will pay cash for good 1

horse wagon, cheap, for farm

in Grady County (Southwest
Georgia). Can come for it if
located anywhere around At-
lanta, or between Atlanta and
Pelham. Write. J. M. McMillan,

| Atlanta. 1032 Cumberland Road



Tobacco For Sale

Genuine, five cured, aged and



bacco. 1 he. $1; 5 Ibs. 50c. Del.
James Mcleod, Screven.

15 Ibs, flue cured chewing or
smoking, prepaid to 2nd zone for
$1. W. -W. Herndon,
Care Jack Holland.

Tobacco Wanted -

Want tobacco. Send
and price on 20 Ib lots.





sample
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Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FUR SALE

Old fashioned tender corn-
field bean seed, 35c lb; cream
crowders, red and white- speck-
led crowders, Blue Bunch pea,
10c lb. Add postage on small or-
ders. Mrs. WwW. V. Robbs,. HES Y
Branch, R 1.

Nice, clean white lady peas,
and white sugar: crowders, ea.
10c Ib. Cash with order. Mrs.
Sarah Cousin, Hogansville R 1.

20 Ibs. lady peas, 10c lb. 20 Ibs.



white, black-eyed table peas, 6c

lb; 8 lbs. nice dried fruit, worm
free, 10c lb; 15 lbs. yellow pop
corn, 12%c lb. All del.. Mrs. W.
D. Ralston, Ella Gap.

Bunch Velvets, pure and sound
$2 bu. FOB; Veals :prolific seed
corn. Selected for 25 yrs. and
weevil resistant, 75c- peck, $1.25
per bu. 2$2.25. bua FOB; G.
Veal, Helena, R 1.

400 bu. No. 1 Early Speckled
$1.20. bu. sack
Burch, Chester

Native grown O-too-tans, $3.50
Bunch Velvets, $2.25; Running
Velvets, $125; Brabs, Irons,
Whippoorwills, New Era peas, $2

ix. pees, $1.75. B, T. Marshall,

+ Rockyford cantalony
-|Good, clean, seed, 2nd yr. 50

Surrency,

comiry,





Florida runner peas
Exe. for Bunch snap bean
hot pepper seed, 10c.
ful. W. E. Godwin, Wa
Tender cornfield _

Ib Exc. some for cab ag
Bermuda onion plants N
C. Powell, Ranger, R 1, B

White running butter
20c lb. del. also red prolif
corn, 20c gt. Del. M. F. Ni
Richland, R 5, Box 1.



COTTON SEED FO!

Pure, Better Staple ce
fom; staple, 40c bu. Sa
and 3 bu, sacks first e
C. H. Nichols, Rome.

- 800 bu. eee

Bolten, Griffin, Box: 436
Half and: Half cotto

Waynesboro,

100. bu. Piedmont
cotton seed, 75c bu. i
$50 for she 100 bu.

cotton. seed, tee oO
Pomona. :

and yr. 1 to 1 1-16 in. A
bu. FOB, John oS is

fon seed, 100 ib. pags,
Jersey cow, freshen

gal. milk, $85 or exe
Brown, MeRae.

or aes ee on ;
ate gin and recleaned,
FOB, Any amt. in good

i; Thomas, Madison, R

Seah re 4 in,
planting seed,

Money order. CG corge d

Cumming:

Pure. D. P. ie 4-8 cot



50 bu. shucked. ou 6
Danielsville at. or

ahi or write submi

Egyptian wheat, Tc tb.
er more, 5c Ib. 500 lbs. or
414 lb. FOB. J. Cc. Davis,
lochnee, R 1.

Whatleys Prolific corn.
$1; half bu. $1.75; bu. $3
G. Whatley, Helena :

Whatileys field selecte
bed and hand shelled $2 bh

ning okra, seed, 10 tbls.
Fowler, Baxley, R 2.

and. shelted: $1. per
Ga., $3 bu. F

produced 70c neck:
Jee eo Cordele.



Good. fae: y
10c Ib. plus postage
horehound
T0e:-bunch,- 3 -fsr
stamps for smell
postage. Mrs.

Blairsville, R 4.