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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS-POULTRY, PET'.ANn LIVE STOCK SECTION.
RHODE ISLAND REDS.
BLACK BREASTED Reds I
high; Pit Games that do <
grand cockerels and pullets;
disposal. Write Etwlnoma Fai
112 LaFrance-st. Atlanta phone 992.
Comb Rhode Island Reds. Cock, i
ner of ribbon state fair, Nashville, E
tember 1911. In field of more than
Large number of young cockerels for
sale. Address Mrs. Martha E. Gholson.
Route 1, Nashville, Tenn. S4J-W
trio. Show cockerels f
lets at reasonable prices f
ity. Sec Orpington ad.
Martin, Decatnr, Qa.
Box 1515, Atlanta, Ga.
PLYMOUTH ROCK*.
SIS. Will take ribbon In any i
trios, 13 to $19. One pair Be
K atcd, four months old, $21
rms, Buena VJsta, Ga.
BARRED Plymouth Rook e
sale; from the finest lot of
BMmnnt urn! Thompson rlnj
utility as well as show stuff:
Write
wants to Fair View Seed Farm. Pah
Ga., or come and see for yourself. 9
Taylor-are., East Point, Ga.
BUSTtH
ly made. Money
BARRED AND WE
ROCKS—At the ra
Tennessee State fair
birds won 3 firsts, and i
best Tennessee breed
hen in both Barred
White. I next won at '
State fair, Memphis,
“My winnings prove
quality.” Sanford Me
rin, Box A, Spring
Tenn.
Ktnc. Covington, On., at once.
„ ' „.. Plymouth rocks.
3. FOR SALE—Barrod Rocks, ringlet strain;
#: cockerela, pullets und hens at reason-
d able prices. Phone West 1012. H. H. Ful-
3. *cr, 259 Oak-ot. 10-14-1
6 WHITE. PLYMOUTH ROCKS—Twelve
- fine young cockerels at $1.50 each. The
e parents of these birds came from ex-
K» pensive pen bought from Fishel last De-
k comber. Mrs. George W. Warren, Louls-
- vllle, Ga. 10-14-6
e LEGHORNS.
I, 8. C. White Leghorns, March hatched;
h trios, $5. George M. Mosely, Menlo,
»• Ga. 10-5-33
- WHITE LEGHORNS—Am forced to sell
r my flock. Sure enough bargain. L.
t P. McBurnett, Bremen, Ga. 299
i, FOR SALE—Thirty S. C. thoroughbred
. White Leghorn pullets and two coeker-
2 els at $1.50 each. March hatched; fine
laying stock. Mrs. R. 8. Phillips, Jr.. R.
F. D. No. 1, Nashville, Tenn. 354
i SINGLE COMB White Leg-
e horns; the laying kind; the
I paying kind. Book orders now
, for baby chieks and eggs for
t hatching. O. T. Hallman, Box
691, Charlotte, N. C. 10-7-7
FOR SALE—S. C. White Leghorn year-
old hens, cocks and cockerels; out of
very best breeding, pens to make room;
• $2 to $5 each; something very fine. Mead
ow brook Farm, P. O. Box 1515, Atlanta.
TEN SINGLE COMB Brown Leghorn pul-
lets, one cockerel, March hatched, $15;
March and April hatched White Wyan-
- dotte cockerels, $2.50 and up. A. G. Wil
son, LlthonlaTua. 10-11-33
ANCONA*.
FOR SALE—Three Ancona cockerels;
i $1.50 each. Phone Main 6097-J. 10-13-26
BANTAMS.
BANTAMS—Game Bantami, Sebright*.
, Buff Cochin*. Carlisle Cobb, Athens,
* Ga. 4-16-3#
! BANTAMS—Buff Cochins (XT); sixteen
pullets, four hens, one cock, six cock-
, erels; $15 takes the lot. L. D. Jones. Ru
ral Route. Smyrna, Ga. 10*5-19
MINORCA*.
BLACK BEAUTY MINORCAS; th»
famoua layers of the big White egg*
Forrest Additon. Flowery Branch. Ga.
, I-*-*
TWO BREEDS—S. C. Black Minorca* and
Cornish Indian Cornea, large else, good
In shape and color, prise winners for
years. Eggs |2.00 per 18: 11.60 per 3#.
Stock for sale. Urs.T R. ilcNatr, Otark.
Ala. 747
‘
. • GAMES.
SPEEDWAY FARM—Your money back
If my White Cornish (White Indian
Game*) fall to pleaae you. My hens lay
every month In the year. My rapid-
growing chicks make delicious meat while
other breeds grow worthless combs and
feathers. Tho hardy and active, they are
gentle and quiet; with snow-white plum
age. they are easy to dress: plump and
£KS?V7p.nZ A°K±^er£
pie. Ga. 602
WVANDOTTCS
RENDOTTE strain White
Wyandottes; are de
scended from winners at
Madison Square, Chicago
and Boston; eggs, $5 and
$10 per setting. J. H.
Reynolds, P. O. Box 300.
8ELECT White Wyandotte egg* 12 and
12.60 per 16. Cockerels. |2 to It. Mr*.
Leo Stillman, College park, Ga. 400
OUCK*.
INDIAN RUNNER duck tmfor sale; 16
for 11.60. Mr*. L. P. McClelland, HB1
great Poultry Tarda, Slone Mountain.
FOR SALE—A limited number of Indian
Runner drake*: white egg strain: a
splendid opportunity to Improve your
nock; Srice 61.60 each prepaid. Spring-
vlaw Poultry Farm, Powder Spring, Oa^
INDIAN RUNNER
DUCKS, THE KIND
THAT LAY AND PAY; $5
PER PAIR. J. H. REY
NOLDS, P. 0. BOX 300,
ATLANTA, GA. BELL
PHONE DECATUR 305.
10-7-3
bit. Rock Poultry
r naicmiifi.
f tan yi
^ No battar anyybere.
) cock bird,, worth $10. at I, ™.‘n
cSScrJTfS- 17.60: (10 cockerel, for
IS cockerel, for 11*0;»* hen, and pul*
for 12.60 each. Fishel and Owen
ns would aak you four times my price
no better. Batlifactlon or money ra
ted. Fine show bird. In lot. Rev.
■ O. Keen. Monrovia, lad. t-tt-II
EGGS. 11.60: Ringlet Barred Plymouth
:ock (E. B. Thomson ,train) cockerel,
O; trio cockerel, and two pullet,, **
i. W1U Boyett, Morris Station, Os.
uth
rel, I
si
WHITE INDIAN
RUNNER DUCKS
THE greatest egg producer.
The greatest money-mak
er—send 25 cents for cata
log telling how to care, feed
and raise ducks.
MRS. U. R. FTSHEL,
• Box G. A.,
,3- Hope, Ind.
10-4-40
- DUCKS.
INDIAN RUNNER DUCK F-GOS. 12 per
13. Drake,. 11.60 to »3. Mra. Leo Slill-
man, College Park. Ga. 402
_ aim wime egg strain,
J. M. Comer, Powder Springs, Ga..
and White Indian Runner Ducks,
„ , i 60 gv»P a ir : ^ ot White eggs.
R. T. Shadbum. Cumining, Ga. 10-14-5
Plainvllle. Ga.
•®wii aim wiiuc; ycitruiiKS aim yuuiiK
stock.* |2 to |3. Kggg |l per eettlng.
Booklet free. W. H. Llnd,ey, Eliiabeth-
town, Ky. 401
MISCELLANEOUS. MISCELLANEOUS.
BULBS
IT is time now to plant Dutch bulbs out in the open
ground to flower very early in the spring. We have
a good supply of bulbs of the very finest quality in tho
following:
NARCISSUS.
EMPEROR NARCISSUS—In our estimation, the
grandest large trumpet narcissus in existence.
Price, 40c per dozen; postpaid, 50c.
EMPRESS NARCISSUS—The most beautiful bi
color narcissus that is with a mammoth golden
trumpet and white outer petals. Price, 40c per doz
en; postpaid, 50c.
TRUMPET MAJOR NARCISSUS—An old favorite;
free bloomer and very pretty. Price, 25c per doz
en; postpaid, 35c. -
DOUBLE YON SION NARCISSUS—The finest of
the double varieties. Our double-nose bulbs will
produce from two to four mammoth blooms to the
bulb. Price, 35c per dozen; postpaid, 45c.
ALBUS PLENUS ODORATUS (Butter and Eggs)—
An old-fashioned favorite, blooming prolificacy and
very fragrant. Price, 20c per dozen; postpaid, 25c.
CAMPERNELLE JONQUILS, the handsomest of
the jonquils; very long stems and a beautiful
deep yellow. Price, 15’c per dozen; postpaid, 20c.
NARCISSUS, PAPER WHITE GRANDIFLORA —
Large trusses of pure white flowers; a splendid
forcer and does best of alL Dutch bulbs planted in
water. Price, 25c per dozen; postpaid, 35c.
HYACINTHS.
WHITE ROMAN HYACINTHS—Selected large
bulbs. Price, 40c per dozen; postpaid, 50c.
SINGLE DUTCH IIYACINTHS-Separate qr mixed
colors. Price, 50c per dozen; postpaid, 60c.
DOUBLE DUTCH HYACINTHS—Single or mixed
colora. Price, 60c per dozen; postpaid,‘70c.
TULIPS.
FINEST single mixed tulips. Price, 15c per dozen;
postpaid, 20c.
FINEST double mixed tulips.. Price, 20c per dozen;
postpaid, 25c.
GRASS SEEDS.
THIS is a fine time of the year to seed your lawn-
in fact, the very best season of the year. Wo
have received all our new crop seeds from the most
reliable growers in the country, and we have satis
fied customers that have been buying all their grass
seed from us for more than twenty years.
FANCY cleaned Kentucky blue grass, 35c per pound;
three pounds, $1.00.
FAMOUS Central Park overgreen lawn mixture, 30c
per pound.
ENGLISH rye grass—The easiest to grow of all
grasses; similar in appearance to blue grass; 20e
per pound.
FLOWER POTS.
FROST will soon be here, and you had better pot
what flowers you want to care for through the
winter. Wc have all sizes, and we guarantee our
prices.
foods and supplies, canaries
and globes, etc.
ll j/iuiittiiUj 1/k/uiua j
and cages, goldfish
McMillan seed co.
The Old Reliable Seed Store,
27 South Broad St.
Bell Phone M. 4341. Atlanta Phone 2135
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