The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09
EXCHANGE LIST.

EXCHANGE LIST.
Mrs. w. a. Barker. Box gS. Ashburn.
Ca. has seed OF red and yellow cannaS
and white mustard to exchange for any
bulbs except jonquils; hyacinth. MY or
tube-roSe bulbs. / have one NJ. H. COB
bier to exchange Tor two black Lang
shang pullets.
Mrs. -. a. Cauthen, Millville. Miss,
has line canary singer 10 exchange Tor
best offer. Write what you have.
Miss Martha l.. Davis. Popcs Ferry.
Ga. has five yellow roses TO exchange
for two japonicas, white and red, also
cape jessamine TO exchange Tor an
oleander. any color.
Miss Belle Sanders. Chandrant, La
wishes to exchange novel, Len Can
sett." for "The Fatal Glove"
Mrs. Ella T. Crisler Hooker avenue.
jackson. Miss, has high-grade pelu-
greed Belgian hares 70 eAchaHBc ivr
Thoroughbred pigs, or something useIul.
". A. Stamper Clarence, La, wishes
f. exchange "a pair of u uroueNb-ci
Earks hire pigs tor a thoroughbred New
toundland puppy, male
Miss ridden Maddox. Maddox, Ga, has
tWeuty-ciEht pieces of music. WaItzes
marches. polkas and songs, all IN good
order, 10 exchange for drawn work or
embroidered center pieces. Write Tor llS-
Box =. Sparks. Ga. will exchange with
someone near home dn Georgia. an Odel
typewriter. IN hood condition. for fine
l., ghorns and one rooster.
j. Il. Odeu. Coarv. Ca, has Hubbard
squash seed and sweetheart watermelon
seed to give ali that VIII send self
addressed stamped envelope. Would like
10 get the song. How swiftly the Years
OF our Pilgrimage Fly
Mrs II. f. oswald Bascom, Fla. has
ucw musical album. 10y II celluloid back,
F.fs1 amt f.
carriage. Write first.
Mrs. r. r. Simpson, Tumbling Sholl.
$. g.. has SIX linen doyNes To exchange
FOR two center pieces is 10y IS or six yards
of white lawn.
Mrs. W. g. Mamett. Evergreen Mills,
Va. has nice photos of Bin Arp 10 eN-
change. one photo for each piece OF nice
crochcted or knitted lace 80 inches long
and not less than pa inches wide, suitable
to 90 on white aprons.
~. L.. Box p. Kings Mountain. n. c..
VIII exchange a high grade bicycle. in
good condition, right new tires teith"r
lad( OF gent - Tor good mllch COW
with young calf Write first
Mrs. G.. a. Linch. Weir Miss. has the
pure rattles9aNe Watermelon seed Il eN-
change for good kinu pole beans. Don't
write. Just I'd bean seed. / will SEMI
Watermelon seed. Also. has the large boll
cotton seed 10 exchange for equal value.
They are the largest bVn cotton and very
prolific.
j. &. Darlington. Big Sandy, Upshur
county, Tex, has bran new sure shOl
camera and ouJfit. l viii exchange it for
a good roller organ or the best offer.
Write with stamp.
A few pairs of Sherwood chickens ard
a piano for something Of equal value.
Mrs. Perry Chapman. Fairfuest, ). L.
Mrs. Edna Clark have coffee bean
and wonder bean tsOmc call II horse beam
20 exchange tor cuttings OF monthly roses
and cape JessOmlnes, rooted il possible
Ouachita, La.
wishes 10 exchange red and yellow can
mas. white iris. Jonquils. twin sisters and
narcissus Tor good, new WorStcd scraps.
Please send scraps and ] will send flow
crs.
Mrs Walter Jones. Park. Tex, wishes
To- exchange recipes for making salt flow
ers and how To can fruit and vegetables
with sulphur for flower seed and bulbs.
Mrs. NJ. \. Taylor Laurel, Miss, will
exchange oil painting on silk. satin, linen
or Nelvets or anything in millinery that
is in good condition. Write me.
Mrs J. +. Mckenzie. Hickory Valley.
Tenn. will exchange seed of the famous
fly poison for any toy patterns and >
cent stamp Plum bushes / year old (of
a large fruiD for anything useful
j. II. Turner. Carrollton, Ga, wants to
exchange fruit trees Tor sugar cane air-
up. belgian hares, job printing press, etc.
Mrs. NJ. Tetterday, Tetterday, Miss.
will exchange silk and velvet scraps, as
sorted cOlors, for silk or cotton thread,
any color or number. also exchange for
seam covering braid or needles. Send any
amount
change "Quo Nadis," samantha at Sar-
atoga'' and Beside the Bonnie Brier
Bush" for confederate money. Address
with stamp.
Mrs. Charles Macon. Ingleside, y. c.,
has plants of the big berry strawberry;
will send 100 fine plants by mail for one
dozen spools machine thread. any num-
ber from a to SO. black or white.
Mrs. B. T. Spears. Wallaceburg. Ark.
and one-half yards of white cream or
navy blue cashmere; write with stamp
Mrs. j. O. Sharp. Temple, Ca, desires
to dispose or exchange thirty-three mole
furs or hides for the best offer.
Mrs. NJ l.. Hall. McDavid Fla. has
crimson and pink ever-blooming roses
crimson Gamma, oXalis. violets. pansics
and other seeds and plants for geranium,
tube rose. gladiola, sweet magnolia and
other pot flowers; write first.
Mrs. Mollie Carleton. Proctor Tex, has
a guaranteed remedy for sweaty feet to
exchange for ) yards of calico or do
mestic.
Mrs C. l.. Boykin, Silverton, $. G..
wishes to exchange asparagus roots for
small magnolia trees; will give 200 for u
magnolias. VIII also exchange for ever
blooming rose cuttings; will give 80 for
every Il. If they are all different kinds.
Write, with stamp.
Miss Sallie Garner. Barton Ala, will
exchange ever-bearing tree Strawberries
for spider lily. white or red auratum,
seppeciosum, rubrum, speciosum opal.
semi-folium. Write first
Mrs Matte G. Pierce, Hickory. Miss.
will exchange mistletoe for any dry
goods. Write first.
Mrs. ]. VI. Collins, Point Washington,
Fla, has recipe for an excellent complex