Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 December 17

DEPARTMENT + 6
EUGENE TALMADGE

- PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS A. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1931



2 CONGRESS.

= The Congress of the United States assembled in Washing-
on in regular session on Tuesday, December 8th.

- About eight weeks ago, President Hoover called a meeting
f some of the representative men from all over the country

ind devised a plan of putting life in frozen assets. In other
words, he handed to this group of citizens whom he called

(0 meet him in Washington a plan that would turn loose mil-
ions of dollars to the bankers of Wall Street. Ido not know

ow to put any life in frozen assets,
t will melt and run away.
The great trouble in this country at se is that farming

ff you warm it up,

prone on its back. The buying power of the farmer is gone,

nd every other business is suffering on account of this
yuying power of the reuben being gone.
he farmer cannot buy is because he has no money. The

sason that he has no money is that he has not gotten cost:

ut of what he made to sell.

Lets see if Congress can help in this situation. Peanuts,
cotton seed, and all oil bearing vegetables are cheaper than
hey have ever been. Hogs, cattle, and dairy products are
cheaper than they have been within the past thirty years.
think the main reason for this is due to the large importa-
ions of vegetable oils into this country duty free. The vege-

ble oils that come into this country duty free come from,
nd through, the Philippine Islands.

Why doesnt Congress free the Philippine Islands? We

ok over the Philippine Islands. thirty-three years ago as

act of pholanthropy. We were going to keep them until
hey were capable of self-government, and then turn them
oose, The Filipinos want their independence. They know
hat they are being commercialized. Sooner or later, if this
ountry does not free the Philippine Islands, we will be in-
volved in a terrible war. If the Philippine Islands were freed,
price of peanuts, cotton seed, hogs, beef, and dairy
woducts would go up. If the Philippine Islands were freed,
ese large importations of Ear oils would not come

this country duty free.

Suppose you write your Generating on this. I received
a letter this morning from Mr. 8. Wallerstein, Manager. of

e Farmers Gin Company, Edison, Ga. He also enclosed a

pping from the fArHiers of his county to demand that their

The reason that.

cotton be covered in cotton and not jute. He also stressed c
the point that fertilizer plants and peanut mills should use
cotton sacks instead of jute for their products. At the same
time, I received a letter from Mr. Thomas Oxnard, Vice-
President of the Savannah Sugar Refining Corporation, to-
gether with a circular, calling on the housewives and
merchants to demand that sugar be put in cotton sacks in-
stead of jute and burlap.
Jute takes the place of 3,000,000 bales of eottog. annually ey
in the United States. What is the great surplus of cotton
that they say we have right here in the United States? It
started off in August at 9,000,000 bales. If we had a prohibi-
tive tariff rate on jute, this 9, 000, 000 bale surplus would have

been wiped away in three years. What is going to be the |

surplus next August? Are we still going to allow jute to.
come into this country duty free? Are we going to tell our
cotton farmers to curtail and quit work, and encourage the |
farmers and workers of India to continue to ship jute into
our country without paying any form of tax to our Ove

ernment ? .

Write your Congressman to. get a prohibitive tariff ee a

on jute. J+
Congress has made a pretty good: start in one directions

There have been two bills introduced in the House.to abolish |

the Federal Farm Board, both by Georgia Congressmen. |
One bill has been introduced. in the Senate to abolish the |
Federal Farm Board. If this Congress succeeds in abolish-
ing the Federal Farm Board and freeing the Philippine
Islands, and putting a prohibitive tariff on jute, it will go a
long ways towards restoring the land values of this country

and putting the farmer back in the market as a purchaser.

If this is done, we will not have so many jars sitting around

for pennies for the unemployed.

NOTICE TO ALL BONDED WAREHOUSES

If you have any cotton in your warehouse that is being held by : :

parties who borrowed money from the Farm Seed Loan office at
Washington, D. C., be on the watch-out for agents of the Cotton Co- |

Ops who are going around over the country trying to force the farmers

into transferring their cotton from your warehouse to them. You will

see printed elsewhere in this paper an affidavit proving the way that -
they are working around Athens to get this cotton in their possession. |
' December 1555 193i. = EUGENE TALMADGE.





MARKET REPORT.

AOE GEORGIA PRODUCTS

"Prevailing Wholesale Prices Dec. 15, 1931. Always Subject to Variation.

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tags, Bg taks eee AS LO 18
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ield Peas, mixed, bu.
ield Peas, not MiXEd, DU. .--ocecesssssenee :
Sountry Butter, best table, 1B ase
Har Corn (80 Ib. to bu.), bu.
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Atlanta. Macon. sasaniate: Augusta, Columbus. Valdosta.





INDEX

Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Eggs For Sale
$ 31 $ .30 Eges Wanted
29 .28 Baby Chicks For Sale
24 \23: : ;
29 | 28 Live Stock For Sale
AT = 15 Live Stock: Wanted. 20-22
15, ako Baby Chicks Wanted
aa s Plants For Sale
Plants Wanted
. Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Seed For Sale ........
Seed Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Positions Wanted. ...u2.....esscesseenne
Georgia Products For Sale 6-7-8
Georgia Products Wanted 4
Miscellaneous For Sale ............... om
Special Notices oa

















A

tically anything can use.

_eashiers,

Leghorn pullets, Ib. for Ib.

: hatch cockerels, well . dev.,
in service, $1.50 ea.,

Sohind cockerels,

Cornish rooster, wt. about 6
$1. 50. Mrs. -W. f Scott, McRae, Rt. 2.

Page Two
Poultry For Sale
ANCONAS

Six or 7 Sheppard str. Ancona

roosters, April hatch, $1 ea. or exc.
for pullets. Walter Montgomery, Cave

_ Springs, RFD 2.

Pure bred Sheppard str. Ancona

choice stock pullets, April hatch, $1
pas:

-exe. for a good cow, within 15
or. "20 miles. Mrs. Perry Fitzgerald,
Sr., Forest Glen.



4 BANTAMS

Two prs. black and white-span-
gled bantams, March, this years
hatch, have been laying 6 wks., $1.25

pr., FOB. Wm. P. Williams, Danville.

Pure bred Jap Silkies, $2.50 per pr.

- Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal.

. Three young prs. genuine Buff
Cochin bantams, $3.50 pr. ..O. H.
Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg.
Bantams for. sale or exc. for prac-
Write at
once. L. W. Jefferson, Albany.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Thompson Imu. Ringlet B .R. late



- April hatch cockerels, $1.25 ea., FOB.
Cash. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com-

merce, Rt. 5.

Five ready- to-lay pullets, 2 pure
-B. R., and:3 B. R. and W. L. mixed,
$3.50 for lot; money order. Mrs.
Cleon Cowart, Summit, Rt. 2, Box 89.
One May hatch Thompson str. B.

RR. cockerel, $1; money order. Mrs.

G. W. Akins, Graymont.
Two pure bred Thompson B. R.

; April roosters, $1 ea., FOB; exc. for

1 bu. Calif. white, black- eyed peas
for table use; ea. to pay postage.

Mrs. Clinton Bryan, Charing, Rt. 1.

Twelve B. R. Rock, April pullets,

$1, FOB. Mrs. M. K. Phillips, Bremen.

Six pure. bred B. R. hens, Feb.,

1931, hatch, $5.50 for lot, FOB. Mrs.

W. a. Johnson, Sparta.

Fine, pure bred Fischel str. White

2 Rock cockerels, March 1 hatch, $1.50

ea. Mrs. R. Y. Pryce, Thomson, 305
Gordon St.
- Pure White Rock Fischel str. April

patch cockerels, $1 and $1.25; pullets,

$1 ea. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concord.
Parks str. April hatch cockerels,

wt. 5 to 6 lbs., reg. No. D-81-31, until

first of Jan. $1 ea. or 2 for $1.75.

a Mrs. H. L. Odom, Daisy.

Twelve fine B. R. hens, all March

hatch, guar. full size and wt., 50c

ea., $5. 50 for lot, no chks. except
Byron E. Winesap, Dublin.
A few mcer B. R. pure bred heavy

laying stock, now laying, $1 ea. Mrs.
H. B. Ford, Lavonia, Re

-.:ten pure bred Thompson str, B:
_R. hens and pullets, 1 cockerel, $1.10

-ea., or exc. for pure bred Brown

Robt.
Cook, McDonough, Rt. 1.
Parks str. B. R. cockerel, March

hatch, $2. W. S. Norton, Edison.

Forty young B. R. hens, Parks

str., $1. ea., FOB; nearly all laying,

mostly from trapnested stock. Mrs.
Tf. Daniel, Griffin, Rt. 1.
Two fine pure Thompson str. B: R:

_eockerels, 1% yrs. old, $1. 25 ea. Mrs.
PaaS. Clifton, Millen.

Two fine Thompson B. oe Feb.
already
P. O. money
A. J. Collins, Demorest.

BRAHMAS
Pure bred R. C. Giant str. light
in service, $1.50
a., 2 for $2.75. Mrs. Li: M. Ken-
nedy, Collins, Rt. 2.
Pure bred Light Brahma cocks,

order. Mrs.



iGiant str., $1 ea. Mrs. Dave Bryant,
- Royston, Rt. Ae



CAMPINES
Seven White Campine hens and

rooster, March 1930 hatch, 20c Ib.,

also 25, 1st cross Campine and Buff
Orp. pullets, some laying, 20c Ib.:
will exc. Mrs. E:
Te A, Box 29.

s CORNISH
One early, Spring hatch, Dark
Ibs.,



White Cornish: pullets, $1 ea. Paul

E. Law, Ocilla, Rt. 3.

: Three pure bred Cornish Indian
roosters, for sale or exc. for pullets
of same breed; also 2 pr. bantams for
sale or exc. G. Sammons,
Soperton. .

Twelve Dark Cornish 3- week-old
chicks, 50c ea., also 24 at 2%4 wks.
old, 40 ea, Mrs. J. M. Sirenth, Syl-
vester, Rt. 3:

-/ Pure bred Dark Corriish spring
hatch cockerels, $1.50 a.; 2 for
$2.50; 1 and 2 nice hens, $3. .75. Miss

H. Kirsey, Albany, |.



Le ERs Culverton, | Bie Ly

MARKET.

Poultry For Sale

Two dark Cornish cockerels, $1.25
ea., mixed with Showmakers str.

Mrs. J. R. Armor, Graymont, Rt. 2.

Four big, fine young pure bred
Dark Cornish hens, $1.50 ea., or 4
for $5, if taken at once. Mrs. Mary
Griffin, Sparks, Rt. 1..

GAMES

One April hatch: stag and 3 pullets,
Round-head and Arkansas Traveler
cross, $4 for lot. E. . Smith, Ma-
con, 2218 Second St.

One full Mug Game cock, yr. old,
$3.50, FOB. J. D. Wiggins, Mt. Airy,
Ret, 1,

Twelve dark game hens, 1929 and
1930 hatch, $1 ea.; 6 pullets, 95c ea.
Mrs. Julius Patterson, Quill.

Exe. nice 7-month-old mixed Red
and White Turken rooster for 2 nice
Pit Game pullets, 6 to 9 mos. old.



BULLER S



C. W. Hays, Dawson, R. R.

GIANTS |

Two nice, large J. B. Giant hens
and large rooster, 18 mos. old, $1.50
ea., all pure bred. Mrs. J. B. Green,
Gray, Box 18.

One Black Giant year-old rooster,
$1.25, FOB. Sarah Baker, Norman
Park.

Sev. nice J. B. Giant cockerels,
Royal str., April haitch., $1 ea., FOB,
cash. Mrs. Lula Hale (address not
given). =

Five Black Giant hens, $1.25 ea.
Mrs. Newman Smith, Soperton, Rie:

LANGSHANS
Six White Langshan March pul-
lets, $1 ea. Mrs. E. O. Bledsoe, Car-
rollton.





~LAKENVELDERS -
Two full str. Lakenvelder cockerels
March and April hatch, $2 ea., FOB.
Henry L. Bryan, Blakely, Rt. 4.

LEGHORNS
~ Want prices on White L. hens and
Brown L. hens. Mrs. Mattie Martin,
Oglethorpe.
Ped. Tancred sir. S. C. W. L. cocks,



fine individuals, from heavy egg pro-.

duction. H. S. Branch, Berzelia.
Twelve March hatch W. L. hens
and 1 cock, $7; no ag chks.
H.C. Billings, Macon, interville
Staticn.

Two S. C. Buff L. roosters, $1 ea.
or exc. Joe Cochran, Dial.

Eng. Leghorns, large type, direct
from England; eggs for hatching;
also -baby chicks. Harry Rose, At-
lanta, Box 1709.

Sixty Tancred W. L. 7-month-old
pullets, 80c ea.; now laying; no culls.
A. M. Snead, Edison.

Two.B. Ll. hens, yr. old and 7 pul-
lets, egg-a-day str.; hens are through
moulting and laying; pullets, 5, 6 mo.
old. soon lay., 80c ea. Mrs. Will
Giddens, Kirkland.

Twenty-five S; Co WwW. -L: pullets.
April hatch, and 2 roosters, 80c ea.
Kerlins " quality, heavy laying str.
Part of pullets now laying. Mrs. T. J.
Holland, Cochran, Rt. 3, Box 125. .
: Twenty-five SC W. L. pullets
now beginning to lay, and 2 roosters,
April hatch, Kerlins quality, 80c ea.
3 Vi Rogers; Cochran, Rt. 3, Box

Seventy-five fine Feb. and March
hatch W. L. pullets, full bred, Eng.
str., fine layers, $75 cash, money. or-
der. only. Mrs. D. G. Jefferson, Nash-
ville, Rt. 3.

Twenty- -one Ferris str. W. L. hens,

1930 hatch (except 3 that are 1929

hatch), guar. pure, excellent cond.,

now ready for production, 80c ea.

Mrs. M. A. Hawkins, Social Circle.
One fine Tancred str. 20-month-

old W. L. cock, from 300-egg stock,

$3.50 or exc. for value. Write. Geo. B.
Daniel, Griffin.

Three dark B. L. roosters, 1930
hatch, bloodtested, state insp., $1.50
ea, Mrs. Fred Bowles, Rydal, Rt. a

Ferris best egg str. cockerels, direct
from 260-300-egg record hens, April |G
14 hatch. Write for prices. C. S.
Peek, College Park, RFD 1.

Sev. ped. cockerels, out of official
contest record hens, 250 to 284-egg
hens, pure Tancred str., from blood-
tested stock, 10 and 11 mos. old,
ready for. service. Reasonable price.
M. W. Kantala, Elberton.

Wee Ti, cockerels, direct from
Booths Ped. stock, June hatch, $1.50
ea., 15c extra if check is sent: exc.
for pecans, peanuts or nice, dried
apples. Lee Waldrip, Gainesville.

Two Brown L. cocks, direct from
Thompson; ready for service; $1.25

ea., FOB, or exc. for 3 young pul-|

lets or 4 guinea hens and 1 rooster.
A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa.

Poultry For Sale

Five thoroughbred Tancred W. L.
March, 1931, cocks, $1.50 ea. Mrs.
Cc. ie Capel, Molena.

Pure bred S. C. W. L. hens, 5 for
$3.50, 10 for $7. Mrs. D. L. Vanzant,
Dial.

Extra nice pen of pure bred Ever-
lay B. L. pullets (4), now laying,
cockerel, $5.50 cash, or accept half
value in oats or good corn; also fine
pen of Hollywood str. W. L. for
breeding, 4 pullets, cockerel, $5.50

| cash or same exc. as above. Mrs. Paul

H. Vanzant, a trees Rt. 4.
Pure bred Kerlin W.
cockerels, $2 to $3,-exc. for corn or
potatoes. C .W. Page, Norcross.
Seventy-five B. L. and 25 Anconas,
March 15 hatch, pure bred from Co-
Jonial Poultry Farm as baby chicks,
now laying, will del. anywhere _in
Ga. for 75c ea., M. O.; exc. 1 pullet
for 1 bu. shelled corn, any number.
Fa. pay del. chgs. C. R. Brown,
Butler.

Fifteen B. L. hens, March 1930
hatch, Tormahlen str., $1 ea.; 25
pullets, March hatch, $1 ea.; 8 cock-
erels, $1 ea. Or lots of 12 for $10.
Mrs. Thos. Pannell, Cochran, Rt. 3.

s MINORCAS

March hatch Pape str. S. C. Black
Minorca cockerels, $1 ea., 3 for $2.50.
Exc. for pullets same str., M. B.-tur-
key hen or good meat pig. Mrs. J, M.
Hall, Calhoun.

S. C. White Minorcas, eggs for
winners.
1709.

Twenty-five pure bred Black Mi-
norcas, 18 mos. old, from a good lay-.
ing str., 21 hens and 4 cockerels, $1
ea. Miss Ollie Reeves, Marietta, Rt.
4; Box 51.

Four June hatch Golden Buff

Harry Rose, Atlanta, Box

hatched from hens that laid eggs at
5 mos. old, 90c ea., money order.
Mrs. G. W. Akins, Graymont.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Want some young hens, heavy
stock preferred, must be reasonable;
rather buy from party in local vicin-
ity. Mrs. W. G. Cassity, Fitzgerald,
cor. Merrimac and Roanoke Dr.

Exc. 6-month-old dressed shoat.
estimated wt. 225. Ibs. net, for equal
value in laying pullets, Reds pre-
ferred. E. D. Owens, Mountain City,

Want young laying hens in: exc.
for seedling pecans at 10c lb. W. H.
Rusk, Clarkston.

Fifteen nice, fat, healthy, mixed
breed hens, 18c tb. or 75c ea.: 2
roosters, 12i%e lb. or 75c ea., all FOB
my exp. office. Cash with order; no
ree Mrs. H. I. Martin, Byromvyille,
Bi ett ox :

. . ORPINGTONS

Four pure bred Buff Orp. 7-month-
old roosters. 75c ea., FOB. Mrs. A. C.
Herndon, Mayfield.

Selected pure Buff Orp. pullets, 8
wks. old, wt. 2%. and. 3 Ibs. ea., 50c
ea.; young roosters, in full plumage)
3 for $3. or+$1:25 ea:, Mrs.. M.S.
Nichols, Rebecca, Rt. 2.

Want 2 pure bred Golden Buff Orp.
cockerels, early spring hatch, about
ready for service, no culls. Mrs. S P.
Myrick, Haddock.

Want to buy White Orp. cockerel,
Kellerstrass or Eng. str., Feb. or
March, 1931, hatch, reasonable. J..A.
Dickey, Midville, Rt. 2.

Three Golden Buff Orp. cockerels,
almost ready for service, good points
and color, $3 for the 3, 1 for $1.25,
2 for $2. 25. Mrs. S. P. Myrick, Had-
dock.

Golden Buff Orp. pure bred pul-
lets (15), ready to lay, and 3 young
roosters, $1 ea., FOB, money order:
shipped by exp. Garnet Fi: Prince,
Demorest, Rt. 1, Box 2.

One pure Golden Buff Orp. cock-
oe 4 lbs., $1; Byers str. Mrs.

C.- Glifton; Millen.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
One beautiful Ring-neck pheasant
cock, last spring hatch, full plumage,
$3.50. Norman Bembry, Unadilla,
Amherst, young, $15; adult, $25 pr.;
Goldens, young $10, adult $18 pr.;







necks, $6 to $8 pr. Excellent stock,
Guar. to please you. L. J. Barrow,
West Point.

PIGEONS
Pigeons, etc ea. Whitt Puckett,
Cordele, Rt.





land, perneics, Rt. 1.

chgs. Write first. Miss Maran Bee

ee

L. cocks and}

hatching, baby chicks, blue ribbon,

Minorcas, already crowing cockerels.

Reeves, young, per trio, $45; Ring-|

Lot of 14 oe Kings, $7 and exp.



Thursday, December 17, 1931.

Poultry For Sale

Five pr. Homers, 3 pr. Red Splash
ed Carneaux, 70c pr., $5 for lot. Ex
~| for Brabham peas, apples, or wha

have you? Also have Ring-neck doves

for sale, $1.50 pr. or exc. L. E. Wil
liams: Ty Fy;

Limited number of prs. of fine shor
Kings a fr Deal at reasonable
price. Deaton, Colur =
Box 853. eS

Ten or 12 pigeons for sale for th,
highest offer. William Applewh
Boston.



R. I. REDS

Two R. I. Red cockerels, 193
hatch, full breed, $1 ea. C. H. Gladi
McIntyre, Re. ;

Eleven hens, mixed, and 1 rooste!
not mixed, $10, not prepaid: bargain
most of hens are laying. Mrs. M. G
Herrington, Wadley, P. O. Box 92

Two cockerels, pure Donaldson str.
9 mos. old, wt. 8 lbs. ea., fancy bird,
$1.50 ea., $2. 75 for both, FOB, mone

$8 for lot; fine cockerel included

Roy Young, Jr; Macon, care Vine.

oe pene "

ix early hatch R. I. Red pull

2 yrs. old, 9-lb. cock, Doraidaee cts,

aS for lot. Mrs. Ida Carson, Griffin
hoe of 4 Reds, 2-year-old henz

cockerel, Donaldson sitr.,

$5; 1 other Donaldson str.

$1.50. -John Wilson, Ellijay, B

Box 46.

Donaldson sir. S. C. as
hens and ceckerel, $6; 1 oe ae
extra nice ccecxere), $2.

Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

Pure bred Donaldson
I. Reds, March -
glossy; 3 cockexe
lets, $1.25 ea.; aos
the 10, pullets, FOB. a EL
liston, Rupert.

Pure bred Owen and Tompkins
sia.) R.A. Red -cocks,:-144 Vrs- ow
&3 56 and $3 ea., or exc. for corn, po-
iajoes -or onions. C!--W. Page

Noreress.

Cocks .and cockerels, $2. 50 and
$1.25 ea.; hens, $1 ea.; pullets; 90
ea.; all thoroughbred 8. Co Re
Reds, closely culled. Mrs. R. x

Mooney, Adairsville. .

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
( DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE -
Pr. of 2-year-old thoroughbred

Bourbon Reds, hen wt. 12-15 Ibs.

gobbler 26-30 lbs., $8.50 for the pr.:

also pr. last soring hatch, same wae

half grown, $4 for the pr. Jesse W

Brown, Helena.

Fine young Bourbon Red hens, $4
toms, $6; 2-year-old fine tom. wt.
about 30 Ibs., $8.50 pr. or exc. for
of -equal value. Mrs: 4G te Jones,
Bronwood, Rt. 1.

Pure Bourbon Reds, hens, $4:
toms, $6 ea. Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cuth-
bert, "Rt. 4. :

Pure bred Toulouse co $4. 50 pr.
shipped collect. Mrs. P. E. Tho: a
Cordele, Rt 4.

Six nice fat turkeys, 25c Ib. M
Ella Wilson, Fair. Mount, Rt. 2. |

Wild Mallards, 60 head for im
diate sale, any number ab S19) per
head, money order. Lamar W. Jef.
ferson, Albany. a

Three Mammoth wWhit Pekin
ducks and 2 drakes, all full feather
and ready to. pick and ducks all la:
ing now, $l:ea., cash with order
Mrs. A. Collins, Demorest.

One White Pekin drake, $1.25, and
1B. L. rooster and 2 hens, $1.25 ea
ao os i. Brown, - Ball/ Ground,
R :

Bronze, April hatch, fat, 20c lb a
farm; $7.50 per trio expressed. |
D. A. Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.

Have reserved stock from my 2 50
Mammoth Bronze turkeys and wil

Min free wit



{sell at half what I paid for min

direct from Bird Bros.; these af
choice birds; toms, $12.50 ea.. hi
$7 ea. Hilary McEntyre, Calhoun
One young white gshder $1 or exe.
for bantam hens. Mrs. W. C . Pucket ;
Cordele, Rt. B. ;
Healthy, unrelated Bird Bros. big:
bone M. B. toms, selected for breeds
ers, May hatch, very fine copper:
back variety, $5. 45 ea. until ot
mas. Fora J. W. Lariscy, Hal sf n:
dale, Rt. 2 eg
Ten geese, all young and well care
for, 75c ea., cash with order. Robt.
James, Homerville, Rt. 2, Box
Pure Bird Bros. turkeys, toms,
hens, $4 ea.; have 17; close out
lot for. $4 ea. Pure bred Bird Br

_ Mrs. W. S. Hadden, Shellman.



Poaliry For Sale

: gobblers, M. B. str., av. wt.
bs, 25 lb.; 2 gobblers, av. wt. 25
ea 95 Ib.: good stock for breed-

B. Langford, Sr., Maysville.

use geese, $5 pr., FOB. Mrs.
Johnston, Hogansville |

n fine turkeys, wt. about 15
a., 2 for $3 or lot for $10, money
rv, Carl E. Berry, Macon.

ne turkey gobblers, av. wt. 20
for $5.50, exp. paid, or 6 for
Sane your city. James K. Dyer,

six head turkeys, wt. about
a., $1.65 ea. or in lots of 10
0 ea. James Bright, Perry.
xtra fine, early hatch M. B.
oe ea. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cal-

ane a Bros. big-bone Giant
urkeys for bree doe purposes,
36, toms $8, BOR) ls Lene,



WYANDOTTES

pure bred S. L. Wyandotte
Tarbox str., April hatch, $1
s. J. J. Kirk, Buchanan, Rt. 1.
re bred W. Wyandotte rooster,

|. Mrs. B. J. Head, Alma.
nice spring hatch R. . S. L.
wndette cockerel, $1.50. Mrs. J. M.

Calhoun, Rt. 5

Wyandottes, cocks and cock-
s, $2 up. J. W. Wall,. Chipley,

ndotte roosters, ready for-serv-
thoroughbred, $1 ea. A. D. Coch-
]

is. tb. RR: -C. Wyandotte cock-
March and April hatch, $1 ea.,
W. R. Roper, Orange.

Poultry Wanted
: ANCONAS

reg. bull Jersey calf, 7 mos.
Yr young hens, prefer Anconas.
Wellborn, Rock Springs.

ED AND OTHER ROCKS
March hatch Brown L. or An-





ers. State price, etc. Mrs. A. D.

Gaddistown.

LEGHORNS

1 light Brown l., Feb. or
hatch cockerel,. pure Everlay
ight as baby chick (or egg)
Everlay Farm. Mrs. Jas. T. Holt,

merville, Rt. 1.
t 20 W. L. pullets, March
|, Eng. str. or Kerlin str., at 50
oe Mrs. John Clements, Ro-

$60 value for 75 W. L. hens
y other good breed. Mrs. V. E,
W, Midville, Rt. 2.



must be healthy, in good
nd reasonable. S. P. Howe,
a, 514 E. Ontario, S. W.
nt 60 W. or B. L. pullets, now
0 a = pay 40c ea. Tom



oh for peafowls. State age,
and price. L. J. Barrow, West



KEYS, GUINEAS, ETC.,
WANTED
it 1 Bird Bros. tom and 2 hens.

ant to buy 12 or 15 turkeys, wt.

Ibs., at market price, del.
by Dec. 21, or if in 40 or 50
of Duluth, will come for them.
ms you have. B. H. Buice,
] pure bred big bone M. B.
r breeder, April or May hatch
ed. Mrs. Edw. Smith, Winfield,
nm, RE.
eese for turkeys, make best
. to ship prepaid. Mrs. W. B.
e, Register, Rt. 1.
a@ sow with 3 pigs for full
we turkeys; want 1 ea.,
r and hen. Harold Strickland,

Eggs Wanted

t day-old eggs in case lots di-
from producers. For further
Oliver Greely,



are

mation, write.
rr
t pure bred hatching eggs in
ts. Will pay premium above
i price. Weekly shipments. E.
on, Atlanta, 510 Piedmont

.|$9, all guar.,

heen Fee Sale

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. hatch-
ing eggs, 75c per 15, del., crates to be
returned no chks. Mrs. A L. Garri-
son, Ashland, Box S6.

Cornish eggs from fine,
related ee NBC TOF 13. del.:
for 30, del.

HG oss,

S. C. R. I. eggs, Owen str., $1.25
=, 15 and you return carton. Mrs.
. B. Mooney, Adairsville.

ee C. W. L. hatching eggs from 200-
egg Tancred hens, prepaid, $1.50 per
15, $2.80 per 30, $9 per 100. C. H.
White, Barnesville, Rt.i-

J.-B. Giant eggs from pure bred
stock, $1 per 15, or exe. for anything

can use. Mrs. W. E. Whisnante, Rut-
ledge.

Select pee eggs from pure
bred, dark S. C. R. I. Reds, $1.25 per
15, postpaid. NO ' chks. Mrs: = J.-B.
Fears, Madison, Rt. 5.

Turken eggs (Spencer Wonder
Bird), 15 for $1.25. Cartons returned.
Miss Rebecca Campbell, Atlanta, 860
Boulevard, S .E.

Full Cornish eggs, $1 per 15. From:
6-7 Ib. hens. Mrs. E .P. King, Ro-
chelie, Rt. 1:

Baby Chicks For Sale

Two thousand five hundred Reds,
Barred Rocks and W. L. chicks for
January del., write for special price.
G.D Fain, Edison.

Blue Ribbon, officially blood-test-
ed chicks from choiceselected flocks,

non-
$1.50
--C. Pope, Tallapoosa,

prices today. J. I. Hosford, Atlanta,
221 Forsyth St., S: W.

Pure bred selected chicks, guar.
vigcrous and healthy, Barred Rocks,
R. I. Reds, $8.50 C; Buff Orp., $9 C;
heavy assorted, $3C; Hatches every
Mondey. Prepaid: 100: per cent live
del. guar. E. R. Adlington, Atlanta,
510 Piedmont Ave.

Anconas, W. L. and Rocks, from
selected breeding stock, baby. chicks
and hatching eggs; custom hatching
and brooding. A postcard brings
prices and full particulars. M. V. Ol-

; son, Hapeville, Box 228.

R. I. Reds and Hollywood W. L.
custom hatching, $2.50 per tray of

*| 112 eggs, in Mammoth Buckeye elec-

tric inc., starting Jan. 1. J. Kings-
ton, Atlanta, 189 Macon Drive,
Main Bott.

Custom hatching, eggs hatched 2c
ea., On shares or 34%c pe rchick, cus-
tomer to furnish eggs. E. A. Hayes,
Buford.

Livable chicks from culled, blood-
tested, outstanding flocks of Reds,
Rocks and Leghorns. J. R. Wood,
Athens, Box B.

large breed, $9 C; mixed, $8. For
order less than 100, add Be per chick
above the regular price. Also 2-wk.-
old chicks, $10 C; large breed, mixed.

live del. K. C. West,
Ashburn.

Booking orders for Jan. and Feb.
del. of baby chicks from selected
breeding hens,. Tancred str. W. L.
Book your order early. M. W. Kan-
tala, Elberton. :

High-powered baby chicks, orders
booked for early shipment in Jan.,
Reds, Rocks, Tancred W. L., Everlay
B. L. Liberal discount for early or-
ders. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE |
Pure bred J. heifers, bred to thor-



}oughbred Guernsey bull, $25: the

above mentioned bull, about 2 y)
old, gentle, no bad habits, $35, at my
barn. Money order. No chks. J. A.
Dickey, Midville, Rt. 2.

Twin heifers, 2 mos. old calves,
both for $15. Thir mother is full
blood, reg. Jersey. A. P. Darby, Doug-
las, Box ha:

One reg. Jersey bull, 3 yrs. rs
gentle. Noble breeding. Mrs. W.
Hilliard, Camilla.

Registered J. cow, 3 yrs. old, now
giving 1% gal. milk per day; freshen
about 7th day of April, 1932. Name,
Spots Coomassie No. 486367. $45
if taken at once. J. W. Chapman,
Douglasville, Rt. 6.

Two Jersey heifers, about 20 mos.
old, wt. around 350 lbs. 1 red, other
yellow. Sell or exc. for good brood
sows. R. V. Taylor, Tiger, Rt. I,
Box 30.

Cow with young me $40. J. B.
Ward, Cordele, Rt.

Ten mos. old Pater. half Guernsey
and half Jersey. In good shape, never
been stunted, from a heavy milker.
$18 if taken at once. Parents were



pure bred. H. G. Burroughs, Canon.-

reasonably priced; write for our low

Electrically hatched. baby chicks,

Tie Stock For Sale

Jersey heifers, fresh, and to fresh-
en soon, $25 to $35, Grady 15 secena
Franklin.

Fourteen mos. old, reg. Jersey
heifer, Fauvic Countess Grace, No.
951081. Best str. Bargain, $50 at barn.
J. P. Nichols, Griffin, P. O. Box 369.

Six yr. old Jersey heifer. 3 gal. or
more with proper feed, $40, FOB.
T. H. Gardner, Fayetteville,

For sale, cattle 1 yr. old, and 1-2
yr. old steers for 25 barrels of corn;
also at same basis, 1 brood sow, 2 yrs.
old. ou to come. T. J. Postma, Folk-
ston, Rt. 1, Box 70.

Two Guernsey and Jersey heifers
to freshen in 4 wks., $45 each. C. J.
Burton, College Park, Rt. 2, Tanner
Road.

Nice J. heifers, any age, reasonable
prices; also some good milch. cows
for sale. Exc. for any farm products
at market price. Bethany Home,
Vidalia,

Pure bred Guernsey 8 mos. old pull.
ready for.service. Dr. N. C. Alston,
Richland.

Jersey heifer, freshen in January,
$25. Joe M. Brown, McRae.

Two tice, Teg. Jersey bull calves
from prize winning stock, 3 mos. old,
$30; 2 wks. old, $15. Both from Silver
Aledal bull. Mrs. C. J. Atkinson,
Madison, Rt. 2.

Fresh J.scow, good milker, 4 yrs.
old, $50.. Mrs. J. V. Crawford,
lanta, 2997 Piedmont Road.

Pure bred reg: Polled MHerefrd
cattle, both bulls and_ heifers. For
prices apply E. T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam,

Milch cow, fresh in with 2nd calf,
$25 at my barn. Mrs. oo ER Smith.
Chipley, Rt. 1.

Full blood Jersey, week old heifer,
from 4* gal, milk (and butter accord-
ingly) cow, $5; also week old J. bull
calf from 415 gal. cow Exc. for Hamp-
shire 8 wks. old gilt. W. A. Summer,
Norristown, Rt. 1.

Young Polled Hereford bulls, 6-10
mos. old, $50 to $75; heifers, bred
and not bred, $35 to $75, according
to age. Have been treated for all cat-
tle diseases, good breeding. J. C. Col-
lier, Barnesville.

Three reg. Jersey bulls from a fine
Jersey Island bull. Successorss Sig-
nold, No. 321602, and from outstand-
ing show cows as well as production.
I -have the right prices on them. R.
C. Williams, Douglasville.

One well trained ox for sale, age
about 8 yrs., wt. 1300 lbs., $50. iz
Middlebrooks, Haddock.

One nice Jersey cow, fresh in, 3 gal.
oa $40. M. G. Vanzant, Abbe-
ville.

Milch cow, fresh in with 2nd calf,
$35; reg. Guernsey heifers, 1 and
1% yrs. old, $100 each; few grade
Guernsey steers. T. R. Duggan, War-
then.

One Guernsey and Jersey mixed
heifer, 5 mos. old, $10. Mrs. H. B.
Ford, Lavonia.

HOGS FOR SALE

Two pure bred Duroc J. sow pigs,
about 3 mos. old, sub. to reg. $4 each.
as to color. Mrs. Sam Yawn, Milan,
Rt... 3.

Fine Duroc J. boar, yr. old, wt.
250 Ibs. Can reg. in buyer's name.
Sell or exc. for value in hogs suitable
for meat this winter. Mrs. E. T. Las-
seter, Sharpsburg, Rt. 1. -

Duroc J. shoats, 3% mos. old, wt.



475 to 85 Ibs. Reg. in buyers name.

$12.50 each; 2 mos. old ones, wt. 50
to 60 lbs., reg., $10 each. J. Cc. Lums-
den, Talbotton.

S. P. C. gilts, 5 mos. old, $10 each.
Reg. in buyers name. Wt. 100 or
more Ibs. Sat. guar. T. R. Duggan,
Warthen.

Thirty head of No. 1 hogs, corn
fed for 1 mo. off peanuts, 4%c Ib.
on foot, or 6c Ib. dressed. 34% miles
north of Wray, at my farm. No exc.
Alonzo Paulk, Jr., Wray.

Sow, half P. C., and half Black
Essex, 7 pigs, father S. P. C., $35
cash. Exc.* for Brab peas, 35c bu.,
fresh, 3 gal. cow, young, or 2 heifers,
Guernsey, Holstein or Jersey, 10 mos.
or older. Mrs. Addie Waddell, Pear-
son.

Duroc Jersey pigs, 3 mos. old, wt.
50-55 lbs. Immune for life against
cholera and reg. in buyers name.
$7.50 each, 2 for $14, FOB, my ship-
ping point. L. M. Kennedy, Collins.
Reg. big bone Black Essex. Choicest
of breeding. Sat. guaranteed. W. J.
Bargeron, Sardis, Box 146.

Thirty inoculated shoats, 5c Ib., 1
or 3 truck loads, FOB. T. H.*Brown,
Pineview.

S. P. C. pigs, sub. to reg., 10 wks.



to 5 mos. old, $10 to $15 each. Joe M.

Brown, McRae.

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oe ee. Page Thi ree
Te Stock For Sale

Twenty-three shoats, mostly black:
P. C., 3 and 4 mos. old. 1 pure bred
black P. C. yr. old boar,..$12. Mrs.
C. O Sikes, Sylvester.

Fifteen fat shoats, wt. 50- 15 Ibs.
net wt., $5 each, or $65 for bunch,
bee the pen. J. B. Ward, Cordele.

Two pure bred S. P. C. gilts, wt.
175 lbs. each. Cholera immune for
life, $15 each, ox $27 for both, FOB
here. C.D: Williams, Plains.

Nice. thrifty, pure bred S. P. foie
pigs, 8 wks. old, $2.50 each, not del.
W. L. Scott, McRae, RFD 2.

Seventeen shoats, 60-80 Ibs. on
foot, 4 sows, 24 pigs, 1 to 6 wks. old.
Write for bargain price on lot. J. P.
Hornsby, Ivey.

Pure bred Duroc Jerseys: boar can
be reg.,-ready for service, about 9
mos. old, $15; sows, 18 mos. to 2 yrs.
already bred, wt. about 200 lbs., $20;
young gilts, around 6 mos., $10. Dbl.
treated for cholera. J. C. Collier,
Barnesville.

Gilts for sale, bred of food breed-
ing. W. A. Sumner, Norristown, Rt. 1.

Blue big bone Guinea gilt. bred to

big bone black boar, $7.50, FOB. WwW.
A. Sumner, Norristown. -

Duroc J. pigs, 45 to 55 Ibs. from
prize winners ,$7.50 to $10 ea. Males
and females. Reg. in buyers name.
Exc. some for reg. heifer, dround a
yr. old, Z. L. Scott, Concord.

Big bone Guinea, African str. hogs,
all black in color, $6 to $15 each. Wt. _
from 50 to 150 lbs. each, FOB my
station. Money order. L. B. Toler,
Glenwood, Rt. 3, Box 93.

One Duroc J. ae about 8 mos. old,
wt. about 150 Ibs.; also 1 big bone
Guinea gilt, same age and wt., $11
each, or both $20. Owen Herrin, .
Winokur.

Duroc J. pigs, August farrow,.50 to.
70 Ibs. each, 15c Ib. Reg. in buyers
name, or 20 or more at 12%c Ib. at
my barn: 2 Duroc young, 80 lb. gilts,
$12.50 each, $18 for pair, reg., and 1
sow, 18 mos. old, 250 Ib. bred, S22
rege. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt.
ty Box 3st.

Seventeen pigs, 1 mo. old, big bone
Guinea and big-bone Essex cross. Wt.
18-20 Ibs. If interested, come look at
them. J. C. Parker, Mcintyre, Re. ae

Fine P. C. from large litters: 6 mos.
old gilts, $9; 3 mos. old gilts and |
males, $5; 8 wks. old pigs, -$3.50. Re.
E. Davidson, Danville.

Bred, mixed breed sows for sale or __
+exce. for cotton seed for feed or cotton

tod meal. W. R. Gibson, Waynes-
ville

Nice pigs and shoats, good stock.
No scrubs. D. R. King, Decatur, Rt. 3.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

One med. size mule for sale or exc.
for good, gentle horse. Mrs, M. K. ss
Phillips, Bremen. =

One mare mule, 12 yrs. old, wt.
1190 Ibs. Sound and gentle, in fine
cond., $80. F. H. Bullard, Powder |
Springs, Risks

One mare mule, wt. about 900 or 1.
M Ibs. Sound, gentle and work anny-
where, $25, or exc. for = bu. corn,
or hogs or chickens. G. F, Findley. _
Lyons.

One good, heavy work horse, gentle,
work anywhere. Sell or trade for cow,
or other cattle, del. my barn. A: J. |
Collins, Demorest.

z RABBITS FOR SALE
N. Z. whites for sale or trade, $1
each rabbit. Orig. ped. str., cost $7 50-
pair. Robt. C. Collier, Barnesville, 3
Thomaston St. - s
Two Chinchilla does ond 4 4 Chin- e
chilla buck; 1.N. Z. red doe,. all 2 yrs.
old. $1 each. E> NE Whitworth, At-
lanta, 276 Alaska Ave.; N. E. 4
Chinchilla bucks and does, young, |
healthy; also N. Z. whites, $1 each.
Pure bred. E. C. Simpson, Ball
Ground, Box 127. ;
N. Z%. whites, pink-eyed, 4 bucks
and 3 does, 9 mos. old, $1 ea. Money
order. Miss Naomi Allison, Lithia
Springs. ES
Three N. Z. white does, 19 young,
2 wks. and 1 mo. old; 4 Chinchilla 2-
yr. old does, 3-7 mos. old, 1 buck, 8
mos. old; 2 N. Z. white bucks, 15
mos. old. If all are taken, 65c each,
or lot for $21. All healthy, good cond.
Geo, W. Kesler, Monroe, 65 Third St.
N, Z. white and Chinchilla domestic
rabbits. Does and bucks. Reasonable
prices. A. W. Melton, Thomasville. |
Pair W. N. Z., 12 mos. old, 1 red,
1 grey Chinchilla, $8 cash and you |
pay freight, or will exc. for White
Rock pullets and rooster. Write. Mat-
tie sets ee Green, nie = ae











Georgia
_ . Market Bulletin

_ Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D. Jones, Director

Department of
Agriculture







Eugene Talmadge,
THURSDAY, DEC. 17, 1931

Entered as second class matter
February 15, 1922, at the Post Of-
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act of June 8, 1930. Accepted for
Mailing at special rate of postage
| provided for in Section 1103, Act

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urtenances, admissible under
oe regulations, inserted one
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Commissioner







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| flowers and seed, incubator and
ornamental nursery stock notices
are published in Monthly Supple-
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Thursday of each month.



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_ CORRECTIONS

FLOWERS AND SEED WANTED

I have no Red Iris, Talisman, Betty
Uprichard and Pres. Hoover roses. I
was wanting them in exc, for 12

rieties named Iris, A. Ward, Lillian |
oore and other roses (named) and |

bl. pink peonies and other flowers
i yo Mrs. W. M,. Jones,
ler: y. ;



FARM LAND FOR SALE

Ga. farm for sale, near State line,
south of Valdosta, over 200 acres rich

iver bottom land, no swamp. 7-room.

house, tenant house, barns. 200 A.

cultivation: 20 in pecans; 5 in
tsumas. Cows, mules, hogs, chick-
ns and all kind of feed. Cheap and
rms. Write. Wm. S. Maxwell, Mays-
He; Kentucky.

SPECIAL NOTICE

A Correction

"LOWERS AND SEED FOR SALE

- Pyramid arborvitaes, junipers, 3 ft.,

1.50 each; globe arborvitaes, 18 in.,
~45e each; plooming shrubs, peonies,

5c each. Exc. for 1931 stock clean,
mice pecans. Mrs. iis T. Panter, Mor-
ganton. chy

Live Stock Fa Sale
_ SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE





Hignteen head grown goats, 2 bills,
16 nannies, 14 kids, 6 wks. old. All}
at. $35 for the 32 head at my home,

t-crated. Some of these cost $5

ch. Live 2 miles Orland, 5 miles
oo C. W. Warnock, Soperton,

All grades mixed goats and reg.
Nubians, fresh in 30 days. 4 qt. milk-
rs. Sell or exc. for.cow. J. L. Adams,
ast Point, 104 LaRose St.
Two service bucks, 1 fresh in doe,2
dding, Bargain, $15. 1 mile College
rk. C, J. Burton, College Park, =
Taner Road.

Forty-five sheep in good shane, $4

ach at farm. ae see. F. A. Boozer,
_ 'Carl R. Owen, Gay.

Hog: seve, Ris

ready for service.

| syrup for 3 Duroc or P. C

Live Stock Wanted
CATTLE WANTED
Exchange good. value for good
milch cow. Mrs. C. L. Whaley, At-
ae 20 Meadow. Way. Phone, MA.
880

Want young milch cow, Jersey pre-

ferred. Must be good one. Give full
particulars. Exc. good value that cost
originally $200. W. R. Smith, St.
Marys.

Want 2 or 3 good cows for feed,
not less than 2 gal. milk each, with
chance to buy at end of next year.
Must be young. R. H. Peeples, Stone
Mtn., Rt. 2.

Want young gentle cow, easy to
milk, fresh, $12.50 per gal. cash, or
$15 in exc. Must give 3% gal. or
more now: $3 extra del. Jersey, Hol-
stein or Guernsey. Mrs, Addie Wad-
delle, Pearson. eS

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Want to rent mule for 1932 crop.
Must be in good shape. Will give note
until fall, then buy or exc. equal
value for one. Write at once. L, C.
Hayes, Palmetto, Rt. 3.

Want .a good, sound able-bodied
work mule, wt. around 1 M Ibs., gen-
tle and sound. Will pay $25. Must be
a Beod one. Mrs. D. A. Moon, Bogart,
R

Exchange 7 yr. old horse (good
saddler and driver), for a good mule,
not over 8 yrs. old. J. F. Wellborn,
Rock. Springs.

Exchange value for mare mule, wt.
800 to 1 M Ibs., and from 8 to 10 yrs.
old. JB. Almond, Atlanta, 1433
Morningside Drive.

Want to buy a good farm mule
or horse, not very far from Atlanta.
cheap. Cc. E. Stanton, . Atlanta, 2150
Fair St., S. E.

Exc, good value for good plug
mule, med. size. No trash wanted.
Write full description and price. G.
P. Thomas, Vidalia, Rt. 1.

Want to rent or buy 1 or 2 mules,
= $50 to $60. Give note payable Nov.

1932. Own my farm, or will pay
1. 50 per mo. rent for good mule,
plenty of feed, for 10 mos. and will
call for and del. mule back to owner,
within 50 miles. A. W. Turner,
Macon, Rt. 4, Box 106.

HOGS. WANTED

Exchange value, $10 for good stock
pigs. Write what you have. M. W.
Hatfind, Sulphur Springs. ~
Exchange 5 5 bu. feos corn for 8
wks. old boar pigs, P. C. or a J.
Perry D. Sims, Bemicnekr Rt.

Want S. P. C.. boar pigs, g wks.
old or older. Will exc. boar pigs of
same type, reg. in buyers name.
Write what you have. Geo. T. Tra-
wick, Linton.

Want to buy good Duroc boar pig.
T. L. Coogle, Oglethorpe.

Want little bone Guinea male,
State what you
have and price, shipped to Buford.



| Miles Wolke, Cumming, Box 125.

Exchange this yrs. ue sorghum
. bigs. Perry
Sims, Bethlehem, Rt. 1.

Want nice shoats. Must be good

i stock. State what you have and cash

price. L. M. Aderhold, Lavonia.
Want 2 pigs, 1 female, any good
breed; Fie exc. good value: ea. pay
ches. C. E. Jett, Kennesaw. Rt.
Want to buy 2 pigs, 5 or 6 wks. aid.
Must be cheap for cash. Mss. F..A.
Willbanks, Carnesville.
Want to exc. W. L. hens and pul-

tlets for a bred gilt;-or a ae of pigs;

Duroc Jersey ae . W. Stal-

lings, Carrollton, Rt.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want 3 milk goats to raise on
shares, 1 billy and 2 does. Nubian or



Bienen. Mrs. W .H. Sellers, Stilson,



RABBITS WANTED
Want trio of pure bred, ped. Stahls
stock N. Z. Whites, 8 to 10 mos. old,
wt. 8 to 10 lbs., cheap, or exc. R. I.
fo Ede Eas Se. - Baxley,

Baby Chicks Wanted

- Want 500 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old; large breed
wanted. Mrs. E. O. Johnson, Nicholls.

Want 500 W. L. chicks of the best
strs. to raise on halves to 10 wks. old,
party to pay transportation chgs.
both ways. C. Monroe, Kingsland,
Rt. 1, Box 1.



'55 300, 85c 500, $1.25

Peat Chicks Wanted
want pure. blooded W. L. hens. Will

exe. value. Write first. Mrs, S. J.

Elrod, Pendergrass, Rt. 2.

Plants For Sale

Leading var. frostproof cabbage
plants, postpaid, 60c 500, 90c 1,000.
John B. Pope, Fitzgerald.

Fully dev. Missionary strawberry
plants, packed in wet moss. Prompt
service, 35 C, $3 M, FOB here. No
stamps. Money order. Ref. Citizens
Bank here. W. F. Luckie, Ray City.

Imp. Missionary strawberry plants,

30c C, $2.50 M. Write or see me for
prices on large amounts. R. S. Harris,
Baxley.

Leading var, frostproof cabbage
plants, postpaid, 60c ate, 90 1,000.
a. ta Ove; Fitzgerald.

Condons | mastodon strawberry
plants, 40c C: Everbearing black and
red raspberries, $1 doz.; Mtn. goose-
berries, $1 doz.; huckleberries, $2 100.
Mrs. H. F. Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Tame dewberry, 25c doz.; black-
berry and whiteberry briars, 4 plants,
$1; horse-radish, 25c doz. Exc. for
feed sacks. Mrs. AG Gilstrap, Cler-
mont.

Combination offer: 25 each, St.
Regis, Cuthbert (red), Cumberland

(black) ea and Blowers black-

perry plants, $3 C, 65c doz.; several
M collard, 25 Cc: "$1 M, - 50 5 M.
Exc. for farm products. E . J. Hart,
College Park.

Frostproof Chas. W. and Early Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, 35c 200 65c
500, $1 M, postpaid;
Exp. col. Amos Williams, Gainesville.
~ Rooted eure plants, 2 to 5 yrs.
old, $1.35 C, del. Mrs. Lula Parker,
Moultrie.

Frostproof cabbage plants, post-
paid, 50c 250, 75c 500; 10 M by exp.,
$7.50; 10 M Jersey and Chas. W. and
Flats. Walter Parks, Darien.

Copenhagen, Flat Dutch cabbage
and sweet-heading collard plants,
each postpaid, 30 200, 65c 500, 95c
1,000. Grady. Kelley, Sulphur Springs:

Missionary strawberry plants, $1.50
M, plus postage. Guar. No. 1 plants.
Geo. L. Belflower, Tifton, 305 7th St.

McDonalds earliest blackberry,
Premo and Lucretia dewberry, Hima-
laya blackberry, large Kudzu, $1 C,
$1. 75 200, $2.50 300: Celestrial white.
brown turkey figs, 7 large, $1 del.
J. W. Toole; Macon, Rt. 2.

Collard and. cabbage plants, 75c
500, $1.25 M, postpaid. Roots protect-
ed. Basket free. 15c extra if chk. is
sent. Exc. for peanuts or nice dried
apples: Lee Waldrip, Gainesville.

_ E. J., Chas. W., E. Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants by prepaid mail, 90c 500.
$1.50 M: by express, $1:M; 5 M, $3.75;
10 M, $6.50. G. W. Coleman, Tifton.

Cultivated bunch blackberry plants,
$3 C, P. P.; St. Regis red raspberry,
same price. W. G. Kelley, Forest
Park.

Well rooted Kudzu plants, $4 M,
FOB, express Philema. Frank Crews,
Leesburg, Rt. 1.

Large size E. Flat Dutch and W.
cabbage and collard plants, white
and yellow Bermuda onions, $1.15 M;
5 M up, 75c 1,000. B. R. Woodliff,
Flowery Branch.

Bermuda onion plants, large and
small size, 65c per M, FOB. Send
postage. No chks, John Crone, Philo-
math.

Frostproof cabbage plants, extra
early J. and Chas. W., 30c 200, 55c
500, 90c M;. white Bermudo onion
plants, 60c 500, $1 M; cabbage head-
ing collard, 10 M. All postpaid. FB:
F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. s

Georgia sweet heading, white stem
collard, well rooted, strong plants,
M, postpaid.
xe, some for white feed sacks. Jim

. Frasier, Buford, Rt. 2. -

"Mastodon everbearing strawberry
plants, 35 C, $1.25 500, $3 M, post-{|M
paid. Exc. for 100 Ib. cap. white feed
sacks, or anything can use. Mrs.
Lizzie Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1..

Large, thrifty, extra early Jersey
and Chas. W. frostproof cabbage
plants, free from disease. Rzd-- noe
60c 300, $1 700, $1.25 M, postpaid. C
F, Maddox, Buford.

-E. d.; and Chas. W. cabhage plants,
frostproof and free from disease, now
ready. 75c 500, $1.35 M, postpaid.
Nelma Burell, Buford, Rt. 2.

Everbearing Klondike strawberry
plants,-25c C, $1 500. Party to pay
postage. W. M. Runyan, Cedartown,

Want 100 to 500 baby chicks to|Rt. 2.

raise on halves to 10 wks. old, any

large breed, I pay postage 1 way.

Mrs. W. J. Masters, Auburn, Rt. 1.
Want 800 B. R. day old chicks to



raise on halves until 10 wks. old.



The imp. N. C. Missionary straw-
berry plants, 50c C, $3 1 000. B. W.
Williams, Patterson.

Progressive everbearing strawberry
plants, 35 C, $3 M, del. H H. B. Shell,

eaimctio,

5 M up, 75c M.
| Chas.

| 300, 70c M, del.;

|Emma E. Pool.



= Plants For Sale

Cabbage plants, $1 per 1,000. Cc. R,
Redmond, Pelham, :

Cabbage and collard plants. She
500; Lady "Thompson, $1.25 500. ge :
B. Crow, Gainesville. 2
Spearmint plants, 50c 100. Mrs. a
M. Story, Thomson.
Cabbage plants, E. J., Chas. Ww.
Copenhagen, Flat Dutch, 60c 500.
M:; 5 M up, 65c M; Bermuda, on
plants, $1 1,000. C. M. Sims, Pe
broke. 3

$4.25 per M, FOB. Malcolm Critten
den, Hartwell, Rt. -1.

Kudzu plants, 1-5 yrs. old, as
$4.25 per M FOB. Roy Lewis, Ha
well, Rt. 1.

E. Flat Dutch and C. Ww. cab ae)
plants, 60c 500, $1 M, prepaid; 4 Mf
$3, collect. G. ae McDonald, Oak
wood. :

Missionary Strawberry plants
M; rhubarb plants, 50c doz:; garlic
10 per head; sage plants, 50c each
peppermint, 35c doz. mae Mattie Mc:
Curley, Hartwell, Rt.

Missionary ey plants, $1. 2
500, $2 M: yr. old rhubarb plants, 45;
doz.; 3 doz., $1.10. Money order, Mrs
T. H. McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 20c C, 40c 300, $1.10 M, del.
5 M or more, 90c M, collect: Klondik
strawberry, 30c C, 75c 300. del, Lee
Crow, Oakwood, Ri. 1. es

Lucretia dewberry planits, 75c. C

1500, $1 M; Klondike strawberry,

: ee cabbage plants, E. ie
W., Succession, te
Flat Dutch, 90c M, del. C Cc. W. Stokes,
Macon, Rt. 3.

Frostproof. cabbage slants: Hee
Chas. W., Flat Dutch, 60 500 del,

'90c M, del. Be: Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3

Frostproof cabbage plants, E. | 7
Chas. W., Flat Dutch, Copenhagen
and Succession, 60c 500, 30c M, del.
5 M up, 65c M, FOB. E, Y. Stokes
Macon, Rt. 3.

Everbearing and ae ft phvaw
merry plants,.35c C, $3 1,000. Mis:
Lillie Dockery, Dahlonega, Rieh=

Very early strawberry plants, 25
100, $1 500. Mrs. R, C. Law, Empey,
Rt. 1, Box 30:

Wakefield and - Dutch
Klondike and ever
bearing strawberry plants, 30c 100
ee M, del. H. P. Crow, Gainesville

Two thousand stalks Nepaier grass
extra long, 1 stalk, FOB. C. B. Col:
lins, Hazlehurst...

Jersey Wakefield cabbage, strong
healthy, $1 M del.: 5 M up, 75c M
collect. All orders shipped promptly
Ovie, Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. _

Sage plants, 5e each, 40c doz.
strawberry plants, 20c C, $2 M. Exe
for white feed sacks, butier beans, 0:
see. beans. Mrs. W. A. Moon, -Waco

Rastpberry plants, large, black, 25
doz., $5 C; strawberry plants, 60 C:
Concord grape cuttings, 25 ea. Mrs.
(Address not. given.)

Early Jersey, Charleston frostproo!
cabbage plants, ready, 35c 300. 55
500, $1 M; Bermuda, prize taker.on
a plants, 65 500, $1.15 M, post aid,

. Chanclor, Seville.

Ro J. and Charleston cabbage
plants, 35c 300, 95c M; prize take
onion -S 40c 300, $1. 20 M, post
paid. A. J. Nobbles, Seville.

Frostproof cabbage plants, extr:
early J. and Charleston Wakefield
large, 60c 500, $1.10 M, postpaid. J.
U. Sewell, Pitts.

Frostproof cabbage plants, Copen
hagen market, Flat Dutch, 60c 500
$1 1,000. R. L. McRee, Meigs. ie

Wakefield _ and Dutch cabbag
eet heading collards, 50c 400. 80

, del, L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

Choice Jersey, Charleston Wake
field cabbage plants ready, 50 500
95c 1,000. B. J. Head, Alma.

Earliest improved Klondike stra
berry plants, : C: everbearin
strawberry plants, 40c C. Prompt-
.| Shipment. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cl
ming, Rt. 4.

Fresh, well rooted, Finch, Wake
field cabbage, genuine Long Isla
stock, no trash, 50c 250, $1. 25
postpaid. Miss "Mary. Cochran,
ford, Rt. 2. a

Charleston, Wakefield and L te
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, ready,
$1.25 M, guaranteed count, prom
shipment. J. B. Nix, Flowery Bran

New Blakemore, wonder. straw
berries select, heavy root olants,

C, $7 M, prepaid, if cash with ord Te
N. Rosene, pat Valley, ae 44,



































~~. Plants For. Sale

: Jersey cabbage plants 65c
ey M, postpaid. Minor J.
Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 1.

* Mastodon everbearing _ strawberry
plants, 35c C, $2.59 M; red gold
strawberry plants, 60c doz., suaran-
teed true to name. Postpaid, No chks.
Mis. Susie Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Himalaya blackberry plants 40c
doz. Add postage. J. I. Mosteller, Al-
pharetta Rt. 3.

*.. New Blakemore strawberry plants,
$1, $4500. Write for prices on large
" quantities. C. G. Byington, Boling-

_-proke. ;

= Gearing strawberry plants, 50c
100. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery
Branch.

~ Progressive everbearing strawhber-
ry plants, 40c C, or exc. for white
feed sacks. Mrs. John: Myers, Hart-
, Flat Dutch and C. W. cabbage,
<$1 M, del. to 2nd zone; 4 M, $3 col-
lect. No chks. Exc..for large paper-
shell pecans, or clean, sound Span-
ish peanuts; 1 M plants for 8 lbs.
pecans or 1 bu. peanuts. Ea. pay
postage. T. W. McDonald, Oakwood.
Crystal Wax White Bermuda onion
plants, from pure Teneriffe seed,
$1.25 per M, FOB; include, postage
_ with order. H. F. Stair, Valdosta.
Crystal Wax Bermuda onion plants
$1.25 M; 500, 65c; 200, 40c, del. J. J.
_. Shearouse, Guyton.
Frostproof cabbage. plants, E. J.,
Chas. W. and Flat Dutch; Bermuda
and Prizetaker onions, $1 M; from
- Long Island seed. B. F. Mallard,
-Rinson. :
_ Large, thrifty E. J., and Chas. W.
-frostproof cabbage plants, free from
-@isease; ready now; 60c, 300; 75c,
500; $1.35 M, postpaid. L. B. Owens,
_ Buford, Rt. 1. se
_Earlest var. Klondike strawberry
_ plants, 30c C; $1.25, 500; $2, M, del.
also large var. May cherry, 3 for 30c;
6 for 50c; $1 doz. Blue Damson
_ plums, same price. Mrs. J. S. Crowe,
_ Cumming, Rt. 4.
Cabbage plants, 75c_ M;.White Ber-
muda onions, $1 M:; collards, 75c M.
W. W. Williams, Quitman.
-E. J., W. cabbage plants, frost-
_ proof, 300, 40c; 95c M, del.; 5 M, or
-more, 65c M, FOB. Obie Crow,
_ Gainesville, Rt. 1.
F-. i1eeberg lettuce plants; 0c C;
ae M. Mrs. J, L. Edge, Doerun,
okt. 4.
~ Tame strawberry, 25c C; old. fash:
onions, 40c gal.; sage, 6 for 25c; also
_ .collard seed, 10c spoonful: mixed
Eng. peas, 25c cupful; add postage.
~ A.M. Nix, Cleveland, Rt. 3.
_ May strawberry plants, 15 C;
Gooseberry sprouts, 15c ea.; hazle-
- -nut sprouts, 50c doz.; add postage.
Jv. W. Jackson, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.
- Cabbage plants, $1 M; McDonald
blackberry and Lucretia~ dewherry,
$1 C; progressive everbearing straw-
berry, 50c C, prepaid. L. E. Toole,
Macon, Rt. 2.
- Nice cabbage plants, 15c C; 500,
_65c; $1 M. M. G. Vanzant, Abbeville.
Cabbage plants, large, frostproof,
exira early J. and Chas. W., 200. 30c;
900, 55; -90c.M; White Bermuda
onion, same price. Postpaid. Cab-
bageheading collards; 500, 50c; 75c
M; postpaid. Robt. McCook, Fitz-
-8erald, Rt. 4. .
Progressive everbearing strawber-
Ty plants, $2.25 M; huckleberries.
well rooted, 60c C; $4 M; hazlenut,
$1.30 doz.; Mtn. gooseberries, 6 for
60c; del. 8rd zone; no chks. Geo.
Blackwell, Cleveland. =
Currant plants, 3 to 5 ft., 75c doz.,
FOB. M. E. Warren; Hartwell, Rt. 1.
Lady T. and Klondike strawberry,
$2 M; Kudzu roots, $4 M; black mul-
berry, 10c ea., 50c doz.; Raspberry.
50c doz. Exc. for farm products. Mrs.
-&. Spence, Dunwoody.
lead. var.. frostproof cabbage
Plants, 20c C; 300, 50c: $1 M. del.
-E. Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

_ Grain and Hay For Sale
Three M bundles of bright 4-hand
_. bundles of fodder, $1.50 per 100 bdls.,
_ FOB my farm. J. C. McKoy, Newnan.

Sell remainder 500 bu. Gunn-
Goolsby super wheat, official yield
(51.29 bu. per acre Chighest official
record production for Ga.), $1.75 bu.,
iO Dan Gunn. Monticello.
_Texas Rustproof and Fulghum,
forcien 100-Bu. seed oats, free from
S.



Oreign seed, Ist yr. from orig., 45
-2u., FOB. Monroe Gaston, Americus.
Want 150 bu. good. sound, slip-
Shuckedcorn and 3 tons of good hay,
.del. to the Kennedy Farm, 3 miles
- South of Morven. Ga., Brooks County.
Advise what you have, price, etc. E. E.
Carter, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

" hursday, December 17, 1981



my

Grain and Hay For Sale

Fulghum oats, select seed, $3.25 for
5 bu. bag; also rape seed, 1 Ib., 15c;
4 lbs., 50c; 10 lIbs., $1. Mrs. Addie
Waddle, Pearson,

Carl load bright, good, baled pea-
nut hay, $8 per ton, FOB Philema.
Frank Crews, Leesburg, Rt. 1.

For sale or will exc. 2 bu. Hastings
100-Bu. seed oats for 1 bu. sound
Brabham peas in any quantity; no
smut_and no obnoxious weeds in oats.
G. W. Coleman, Tifton. ;

Hastings 100-Bu., Cokers Cold-
proof and Fulghum oats, 55c bu., all
ist yr..from orig., pure, clean, no
oe R. W. Stembridge, Milledge-
ville.

Recleaned, pure Abruzzi rye, in
2%2-bu. bags, $1.50 bu.;: pure Ful-
ghum oats, recleaned, in 5-bu. bags,
45c bu., cash with order. No orders
filled for less than bag lots. L. M.
Felton, Marshallville.

Sagrain 303,-new hay, grain and
forage crop, 6 lIbs., $1, prepaid: also
Grohoma, the wonder grain, 3 lbs.
#1, pre: H. A. Neal, Carnesville,

Good quality of pure Abruzzi rye,
$0c bu. in 2%-bu. bags: fine Ful-
ghum oats, recleaned, 45c bu. in 5-bu.
bags, FOB, cash with order. W..B.
Collier, Ft. Valley, RFD.

Three cars of No. 1 bright peanut

hay, gathered without rain damage
and free of nut and Johnson grass
seed, $8.50 per ton, FOB. T. L. Coogle,
Oglethorpe.

Hight tons wheat, vetch and Aus-
trian winter pea straw, good cond..
no rain on it. What can you offer
FOB. Calhoun? Jesse L, Johnson,
Calhoun. te

Want about 50 bu. seed oats, Ful-
ghum preferred. Will exc. Duroc J.

full-blood line Aug. farrow pigs at

15c per Ib. and will allow 50c bu. for
oats, ea. pay chgs. on what he gets.
L. H. Edenfield; Stillmore, Rt. 1,
Box 31

Genuine Cokers Fulghum seed
oats, in 5-bu. sacks, 29c, FOB: extra
fine quality, clean and free of-ob-
noxious seed. W. B. Love, Jr., Au-
gusta, 20 Eighth St.

Mixture of fodder, corn, sorghum
seed and fodder, velvet beans, fine
for cows and mules, $10 cash only,
at farm. Ed E. McLaughlin, Sr., Ma-
con, Rt., Heath Road.

Recleaned, pure, cert. and insp.
Abruzzi rye, $1 bu. in 2%-bu. bags;
recleaned, genuine Fulghum seed
oats, insp. and cert., 45c bu. in 5-bu.
bags, cash with order, FOB. O. K.
David, Marshallville.

Nice lot of well baled corn stover, |-

nice and bright, $10 ton: good lot
of bright peanut hay, $12 ton; also
oat straw without rain, $8 ton. Jas.
B. Woods, Brooks.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. 10 gal. new Ga. cane syrup in
new gal. cans for 10 bu. fresh seed
oats; prefer Fulghum, I pay frt. on
syrup, other party on oats. Don J.
Cason, Waycross, Rt. 7, Box 88.

Want a car slip-shucked. corn and
sev. cars of peanut vine hay at Ben
Hill. Quote price del. only.:Columbus
Roberts, Columbus.

Want 200 bu. sound, slip-shucked
ear corn. Quote best price, cash, FOB
Eatonton. J. A. Brewer, Eatonton.

Want 10 bu. seed wheat and 20 or
25 bu, seed oats. Will exc. Langfords
imp. cotton seed at $2 bu. for same.
Mrs. F. L. Langford, Commerce.

Want wheat for chicken feed. Let
me know what you have. C. O. Wilder.
Pelham. =

Exchange Cokers No. 5 catton seed
for Fulghum seed oats, bu. for bu., or
Abruzzi rye, 2 to 1, same for wheat.
Cotton seed, 2nd yr. from Breeder
and ginned pure. V. E. Franklin,
Graymont, fee

Plants Wanted

Want 300 each, Bermuda onion
and cabbage plants; 1 doz. rhubarb
plants; 6 currant and 6 gooseberry
bushes; 100 Klondike or Missionary
strawberry plants. Exc. fine quality
Mobile or Frotscher pecans: Hach pay
express. A. E. Muilberger, Valdosta.

Exchange 3 pr. large white King
pigeons for 1500 everbearing straw-
berry plants, or peas, peanuts. or
thinything can use. Let me hear at
once. First offer to suit gets pigeons.
Mrs. L. C. Hayes, Palmetto, Rt. 3.

Exc. white feed bags. 100 Ib. size,
at 10c each for 1 M cabbage plants.
F. A. Rovers, Washington. Rt. 1.

Want 100 Mantonen pa (lies eines
strawberry plants;. exc. va
same. Mrs. Virgil T. Cham''ce, Cum-
ming, Rt. 2.





MARKET BULLETIN

Plants Wanted =

Want pie plant.. Will exc. value.
Mrs. D. A. Pope, Tallapoosa.

Exe. paper-shell pecans at 15c Jb.
for 1 M Klondike or Missionary
strawberry plants. Write. J. E.
Hudspeth, Cedar Springs:

Exe. little white table peas, white
brown-eyed Crowders, at 10c lb., and
little white running butter beans, 15c
Ib., for cabbage, strawberry and on-
ion plants. Mrs. Arthur Anthony, Co-
lumbus,- Rt. 1.

Seed For Sale

- Collard seed, 15c Ib., in 100-lb.
lots, or 18c smaller lots, FOB, or 30c
postpaid for 1 lb. lot. Malvin Collins,
Whigham, :

Purple Top, White Globe, Yellow
Globe, Cow Horn, White Egg Ruta-
baga, Shogoin.turnip, Curled and
Jap. smooth Fordhook mustard, 8
this., 25c;/1 lb. 1 var., 35c: mixed,
45c. Mrs. Addie Waddelle, Pearson.

Two hundred lbs. best str. pimento
seed, 50c Ib. or exc. for peas. O. C.
Perdue, Yatesville.

Purple Top, White Globe turnip
seed, 35c lb.; lead. var. cabbage seed,
$1 1b.;: collards, 35c 1b., postpaid. W.
W. Williams, Quitman.

.Cane seed, 75c bu., 3 bu. bags; cash
with order, FOB. C. CG. Jarrard,
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Tobacco seed, 3 leading var. Vir-
ginia Bright Leaf, Long Leaf Willow
and Cash. Enough seed to sow 400
yards for 50c of either kind; cash
with order. Dan A. Campbell, Bax-
ley, Rt. 2.

Two hundred bu. mixed cane seed;
make best offer per lot or part, also
have a few bu. John the Babtist,
the Blue Seal and Honey Drip, that
are pure and true to name, 25c gal.,
LS bu. C. L, Brown, Hartwell,
Rt 3:

Five lbs. okra seed, 25c lb.; also
peanuts, 4c lb., FOB; also Brown fig
bushes, 2 to 3 ft., 15c ea. A. C. Dunn,
Hamilton, Rt. 4.

Okra seed, white velvet, 25c Ib.;
pumpkin seed, 10c cupful. Add post-
Bee. J. W. Jackson, Talking Rock,
Hie 3.



Ib. Miss Marjorie Williams, Allen-

town.

Stone Mountain watermelon seed,
hand-saved, 75c Ib., del., money order
only. A. C. Belflower, Empire.

Nest onions, 5c Ib. Add postage.
Mrs. J. C. Johnston, Hogansville.
Mixed cantaloupe seed, $2 lb., Ist
yr. from Woods. Exc. 1 lb. for 10
lbs. good chewing tobacco, ea. pay

Springs.
_ Red winter onion buttons, multi-

New American Wonder watermelon
seed, Ist yr. from Clements; clean
and sound, $3.50 Ib.; % Ib., $2; % Ib.,
$1.25, del. White, shelled pop corn,
10c lb. in 5-lb. lots up, del. C. R.
Smith, Buferd, Rt. 3. -

Fifty. Ibs. nice, clean dry peach
seed, suitable for planting, $1.25 cash
or will exc: for seedling pecans or
anything can use. P. BE. Rhodes, Bald-
win.

Red multiplying onion buttons, 50c
gal., 80c pk., del. Mrs. B. L. Brown,
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Red hot pepper seed, 10c spoon-
ful; white squash seed, martin
gourds, 25 ea. Mrs. L. H. Hill,
Thomasboro.

Guinea bean seed, 50c cupful;
Candy Toaster seed, 25c cupful.
Exe. for velvet. okra seed, 1 lb. Guinea
bean seed for 2 lbs, okra seed; also
Mung beans, 1931 crop, clean, 20c lb.
Mts. Delma Wright, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Fifty bu. nice cane seed, 50 bu.,
FOB. W. T. Wright, Ellijay.

Good rice seed, 12c lb.; good, choice
peach seed, 2c lb.; also Honey Drip
cane seed, $1.50 per 100. Mrs. H. F.
Turner, Cleveland, Rt.- 4.

Lifsey melon seed, selected, for sale
or exc. for peas or seed oats, 60c Ib.,
del. D. L. Branch, Chula. -

Large pumpkin seed, 10c cup;
cushaw seed; 15c cup; squash, 10c
cup; also large dbl. sunflower seed,
10 thls., small kind 10c cup; Lady
Finger pea seed, 10c tbls. Mrs. Clara
Cater, Eastanolle, Rt. 2.

One M lbs. finest hand-selected
Stone Mountain melon seed. Make
best offer. B. R. Andrews, Haddock.

Genuine Stone Mountain water-
melon seed, pure and clean, from
large melons, 75c Ib., postpaid. E. A.
Haves, Buford.



Burney bunch Eng: pea seed, 25c |.

postage. M. W. Hatfind, Sulphur.

plying var., 35c gal., prepaid. Mrs. N,
M. Green, Blue Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 35.



Page Five.
Seed For Sate

Fifty Ibs. finest asparagus seed,
Martha Washington, $2.50 lb. C. H,
Cox, Moultrie, 519 Sixth St., N. E.

Large nest or multiplying onions,

15c qt. plus postage. Mrs. E. 'T. Bos-
well, Jr., Siloam.

About 20 bu. chufas, free from nut
grass, $1.75 bu. No chks. Money or-
ders. J. A. Dickey, Midviile, Rt. 2.

Burbanks Golden Treasure canta-
loupe seed, 25c thls., postpaid: R. H.
Long, Culverton.

Good, selected cane seed, 40c gal. .
or 75c for 2 gal. Adrian Powell, Lum-
ber City, Rt. 1.

Flat Dutch cabbage seed, fresh,
sound and clean, $1 lb. J. B. Smith,
Molena, Rt. 2. 3

Fifteen lbs. little winter pea seed,
25c Ib. or exc. for dried apples or
peaches at 10c and 1 gal. nest onions,
ea. pay postage; also 10 lbs. pearl
pink-meat cantaloupe seed, 75c lb.
or exc. W. G. Bulloch, Pelham.

Ten lbs. Dales Bannazie tobacco
ace, $5 Ib. W. D. Poythress, Swains=
oro.

Make offer for part or all, 15 or 20
bu. good cornfield bean seed. Mrs.
Sam. Banks, Newnan.

Sev. lbs. ea. white-stem mustard
seed, winter Eng. pea seed and col-
ored running butter bean seed. H. H.
Hutchinson, Tifton, Rt. 1.

White Bermuda onion sets, 15c qt.,
55 gal., del. postpaid. W. G. Hollo-
mon, Brooklyn. ;

Vegetable fruit seed (fine for pre-
serves; grows on vine like cucum-
bers), 10c thls., postpaid, or exc. for
cucumber. or squash seed; also white
running butter bean seed. Exc. for
Ky. Wonder bean seed. Henry French,
Reynolds, Rt. 3. ~

Rape seed, 5 lbs. 65c, 10 Ibs. $1.25,
postpaid; also runner seed peanuts,
G.*D. Fain, Edison.

Watson watermelon seed, 65c Ib. in
exc. for Red Cane syrup, lard, corn
or peavine hay; also 1 bu. purple-hull
peas to exc. for onion sets, white or
yellow Mrs. J: K. Rogers, Wray.

Early garden pea seed, 10c cup;

bunch okra seed, 2 tbls. 10c. Ellen-
Silver, Talking Rock.
Scallion onion buttons, 10c at.,
$2.50 bu.; colored bunch butter beans
for seed, 15c lb.; Egyptian wheat
corn, 20c 1b.; little white Conch peas,
15c lb. Exc. for seed rye or oats, any
var. E. L. Corley, Mauk, Rt. 1.

Choice Lespedeza, $2.25: carpet
grass, $2.56 bu.; Wakefield, Flat
Dutch cabbage, $1 lb.; white and
Bermuda onions, Iceberg, Big Boston
lettuce, $1.50 lb.; orange cane, $1 bu.:
white nest onions, 50c gal. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch. -

Golden Glow syrup cane seed,
made 45 gal. from % acre, clean,
hand-selected seed for planting, %
gal. 20c, 6 qts. 50c, postpaid. Exc. for
peanuts, seedling pecans or mixed
field peas at $1 bu.'L. J. Vollrath, |
Winston. -

Purple Top turnip, 35c teacupful;
Honey Drip cane, nest onions, ea. 60
gal.; Stone Mountain, Jones Imp.
watermelon seed, not mixed, $1 lb.,
all del., no stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sulli-
van, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Butter-pea seed, col., 25c teacup-
ful or 60c for lot if taken at once;

4 best var. watermelon and 2 kinds

of cantaloupe and muskmelon mixed,
25 cupful, 75c lb., del. within 3rd
zone. No stamps. Mrs. J. E. Latham,
Carrollton, Rt. 5.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

ss

Wannamaker and Dixie Triumph |
planting seed, cheap for cash, or take

oats, wheat, peas and corn in exc.
R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks.

Half-and-half cotton seed, from
Summerours seed, 48 per cent lint,
$1 bu. or exc. for P. C. or Hampshire ~
8-week-old male pig. A. J. Pope,
Tallapoosa.

Few bu. Summerours half-and-
half cotton seed, pure and kept clean
at gin, 50c bu. Exc. for seed rye or
seed wheat, any variety. E. I. Corley,
Mauk, Rt. 1. : :

White Gold cotton seed; 75 bu,
FOB, or exc. for seed oats, allowing:
party 55c bu. for oats. L. BE. Strange.
Cobbtown . :

Tools wilt-resistant cotton see&
50c bu. or will exc. Joe M. Brown,
McRae.
_Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, pure,
screened at gin, 75c bu. Exe. for vor, ~~
goats, seed oats, or anything can
use. W. E. Whisnante. Rutledge. es

Pure 45 per cent lint half-and-
half cotton seed, 60c bu., or exc. for
syrup or peas. A. J. Carter, Scott.







Six ae
- Seed For Sale
leaned Stoneville No. 1 cotton
d, 1 1-16-in. staple, large bolls and
ly, 50c bu., or exc. for oats, bu. for
, ea. pay chgs. Prefer Fulghum.
-B. Tanner, Sandersville.
\rkansas Rowden 40, larger yield,
better staple, wilt, storm, drought-
esistant, big boll, easily picked, pure,
sound seed, $2.50 per 100, FOB. H. A.
, Carnesville, Rt. 3.

Ture Ruckers from selected fields,

so imp. Hastings Prolific seed corn

sale. Cash or trade for anything
can use. Jas. B.. Woods, Brooks.

jedment Coker Cleveland big boll,

ed., $1 bu., $3 per 100 lbs. Thos. M.
Wofford; Gainesville, Rt. 2.

N AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

ew pecks of white Mexican June
seed corn, 65c pk. E. L. Corley,

auk Rt. 1.

Hastings Prolific and White Dent
seed corn, 75c pk., $2 bu. Exc. for a
good breed 2-month-old male calf. A.
J. Pope, Tallapoosa. :

wenty to 30 bu. bone-dry white

milling corn, 50c per 56-Ib. bu., free

rom weevils. Small sample on re-
quest. Mrs. Lula Cook, Milan.

Twenty-five Ibs. shelled pop corn,
lOc lb. Add postage. Cash with or-
er. Edw. Shockley, Baldwin, Rt. 1.
White pop corn, also white and

spotted Crowder peas. Sell or exe. for
white feed sacks. Write first. Willard
Gable, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.
- Pure Hastings Prolific seed corn,
direct from orig. last April, nubbed
and shelled, $2.50 bu., FOB. G. B.
Daniel, Griffin.

Sell for cash only, a few bu. Ist
yr. Piedmont 2-ear seed corn. R. P.
Steinheimer, Brooks.

wenty-five bu.. Marlborough se-
lected seed corn, $1.50 bu., FOB. J. H.

sh :
toms, 65c per bu. at barn. J. F. Lit-
tle, Forsyth, Rt. 3.
Pure Hastings Prolific seed corn,
st yr. from Hastings. R. D. Stancil,

Bap a

ive M bu. slip-shucked ear corn,
free of weevils, 60c bu., FOB; basis
80 lbs. to bu. J. C. Collier, Barnes-

Golden Queen pop corn, fresh, 5c
and postage. W. E. Bailey, Haw-
nsville, Rt. 1. FERS
This years crop white, shelled pop
6c Ib., del. No stamps accepted.

. Yeomans, Vidalia, Rt. 1.

s Paymaster seed corn, prop-
erly selected, nubbed and shelled,.'75c
pk., $2 bu., FOB, H. A. Neal, Carnes-



eals Prolific seed corn, red cob,

60-65 Ibs. shelled corn out of 80 lbs.
in shuck, pk. 50c, bu. $1.75. T. G.
1, Helena, RFD 1. ;
his years rice pop corn, 3 Ibs.
also nice sun-dried apples, 5c
and fine strawberry plants, 75c
. Claude Davies, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
op corn on the cob, 4c lb., FOB.
lace D. Bates, Tunnel Hill, Rt. 2.
ellow pop corn, 10c lb.; also red
white mixed pop corn, 10c lb.,
aid. Mrs. Lauren Noble, Tren-

ice pop corn for sale. Make best}

fer. W. T. Nix, Commerce, Rt. 2.

No. 1 rice pop corn, shelled, 3 Ibs.

Ye d postage; large quantities, 7c
Clarence Hendrick, Buena Vista,

Sound chicken corn seed, 2nd yr.
from Hastings, 25c lb. 2 lbs. and up,
also marmoth sunflower seed,
t., del. Mrs. Cleon Cowart, Sum-

it. Rt. 2, Box 89.
Nine bu. Early Yellow Dent red cob
ed corn, properly selected, nubbed
d shelled; 50c pk. or $1.50 - bu.,
+ also 100 Ibs. yellow pop corn,
in ear: 8c shelled. J. W. Rucker,



FOB depot. Send check. J. W.
Omega. . ,

fenningtons Prolific corn, drouth
ant, nubbed and hand shelled,
bu. J. E. Pennington, Hazlehurst.
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, Ist
rom Whatley, $1.50 bu., also
um Sugar Crowders, $1.80 bu.;

, $1 bu., exe. corn or peas for

Ribbon Cane syrup. E. B.

Fayetteville.
Cokers No. 5 long staple, $1.50 per
Red Ripper peas, about 50 bu.,
5 bu.; fodder, 1 M bundles, $1.75
er 100. A. L. Gilstrap, Clermont.

F acres

| Ave., N. E.



Seed Wanted

Want salad Eng. pea seed, also
early cabbage plants, cabbage-collard
seed. Will exc. black-eyed peas and
other value for same. Mrs. M. Har-
ris, Carnesville. Rt. 2.

Want 1 bu. Alaska or Early Eng.
peas, 5 bu. Austrian peas, 2 bu. vel-
vet, 2 soy beans. Wiull exc. other
values. Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody.

Want some cane seed, soy beans,
velvet beans, Fordhook bush Limas,
any var. large pecans. Will swap
budded pecan trees for the above.
John B. Carlton, Hartwell.

Want pure, selected Stone Moun-
tain melon, long-pod okra seed, large
seedling pecans. Exc. No. 1 sweet
Cream Sugar Crowder peas. Jim IL.
Frasier, Jr, Buford, Rt. 2.

Exc..1 Ib. of Van Antwerps ten-
der green seed for 1 pk. of onion sets.
Mrs. Scott D. Winfrey, Lithonia, Rt.
3, Winona Farm.

Farm Help Wanted

Want an exp. single man to work
on farm, beginning at once and
continue throughout 1932. Will pay
$4 mo., board and laundry: cigarette
smokers not wanted. W.M. Thornton,
Jesup. E

Want good man for 76 acre farm
in small town in Morgan county for
3rd and 4ths of crop. Party to fi-



nance self. About 40 acres may he
cultivated. Good house, splendid well |

of water. Write for information.
Mrs. Madge B. McRae, Atlanta, 583
Ponce de Leon Ave.

Want good white or colored farm-
er to work 2-mule -farm, 20 miles
from Atlanta, on 3rds and _ 4ths.
Half bottom land. See S. S. Storer,
Atlanta, 809-10 Forsyth St.

Want good help for a 307% acre
farm, 175 in cultivation; one of the
best farms in DeKalb county. Suit-
able truck crops, etc. Write for full
information. Burton Bridges, Atlan-
ta, 996 Washita Ave., N. E.

Want good farmer for farm; 60
in cultivation, suitable for
truck crop, poultry, cotton, corn, etc.,
situated 16 miles Atlanta; near

school, bus route. Must be able tao}

furnish self, 3 to 5 mules, etc. W. J.
C. Hodges, Atlanta, 996 Washita

Want good, honest, industrious
farm boy to live as one of family and

fhave a share crop; must know how

to plow, also be of good character.
A. J. Adams, Ashburn, Rt. 4.

Want reliable party by Jan. 1 to
live on a 25-acre farm in A-1 cond.,
good horse and good 3-room house;
no rent, but must be able to furnish
own supplies, also horse feed; must
furnish ref. For further information,
write. T. C. Williamson, Lambert.

Want a good, healthy woman to
help with truck and other light work

on farm; must be exp. and refined.

Mrs. Paul Allen, Lakemont.

Want clean, honest, sober, indus-
trious, single man, middle aged, to do
general work on farm for board and

live in house as one of family. Mrs. |

J. P. Sorrow, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 450.
Want wage hand, good worker, no

bad habits, at $1 per week, board and }

laundry. Dont write, but come. Also

want 1-horse farmer able to furnish

self, good worker. Apply at once.
Gordon Hamm, Cobbtown.

Want an intelligent 18-20-year-old |

young man, able-bodied, who would

like to work on farm and live as one

of family and have a cotton patch,
No. Ga. boy preferred. George A.
Thompson, Swainsboro. : :

Want boy or man, 16 to 30, for

farm work; board, laundry and small |

crop as pay; no drunkard. Ref. re-
quired. Orphan preferred. R. H. Pee-
ples, Stone Mountain, Rt. 2.

Want middle-aged woman, unin-
cumbered, to live as one of the fam-
ily and care for children and other
light work; small salary. Write for
particulars. J. H. Tucker, Stonewall,
EPs:

Want single settled man to help
make 2-horse crop. Will give 1 acre
of tobacco, board, washing and laun-
dry; must be honest worker without
bad habits and live as one of family.
W. J. Fiveash, Hahira, RFD 1.

Want boy to plow and help make
a crop; will give $5 mo., board and
laundry and pay half down st end of
ea. month; if want to start now will
give board and washing until plow
time to live with us and just help
around. Seth Williams, Waco, Rt. 2.

Want 2 good farmers, able to fur-
nish self, for 2 good 2-horse farms,
located in Toombs County, 12 miles

south Lyons. G. F, Sutton, Lyons,



Positions Wanted

Want a 2-horse farm with some
honest man who can furnish me
$15 mo. or a 1-horse farm and work
some wage hands. K.. Kersey,
Lyons, Rt. 2.

Want job in dairy, exp. dairyman,
can do nay kind of farm and dairy
work; by the day or would take a
erop on 50-50 basis. Wife and self.
Have to be moved. J. T, Berry.
Cornelia. 3

Twenty-seven-yr.-old man desires
to make an immediate connection
with an up-to-date poultry breed-
ing farm and hatchery; 4 yrs. exp
in incubating, brooding, culling,
flock management, trapnesting,
bookkeeping, etc.; business and_per-
sonal ref. furn. T. L. Matthews,
Lilburn. ae i

Widow, 39, exp. farm woman wants
place on farm assisting with gen.
farm work. Mrs. E. L. Driver, Col-
lege Park. oe

Man, 59 yrs. old and wife, born
and raised in Ga.; farmed 40 JYrs.,
want place as caretaker and a good

'1-horse crop on halves, for a grown

sons. Will furnish ourselves. Care-
take for a small salary. W. V. Gib-
son, Temple, Rt. 2.

Refined, middle-aged widow wants
place with small family for seif and
10-yr.-old girl. Well exp., like to
keep 40 or 50 pure bred R. C. hens.
Prefer near good school. Some salary.
Mrs. Law, Greensboro, Rt. 1, Box 178.

Party wishing the services of farm
overseer for 1932 are invited to com-
municate with me at an early date
and lets get together immediately.
Best ref, furn. by request. A doer
instead of a dreamer. W. P. Prescott,
Girard, Rt. 1, Box 91. ,

Want a job on farm, peach orchard
or stock farm; exp. in

pairing, etc.; 37 yrs. old and no bad

habits. T. W. Mannint, Dudley Rt. 1.)

Want a good 1 or 2-horse crop on
halves, a good ways out where there

is no stores, at cross-roads. My wife}

on | halves | prefer section west of G. S. & F. R.

to raise chickens, etc.,
Prefer Dooley, Macon or Houston
counties. Have to be furnished some.

tH. I. Martin, Byromville, Rt. 1.

Want job on farm. Have had 2
years exp. at all kinds of farm work.

'B. S. Dunnaway, Decatur, 217 At-

lanta Ave.

Want a 1-horse farm for 1932 and
possibly longer time, 50-50 basis,
truck farming. Will require furnish-

ing for 4 months, after which time
can take care of myself. E. L. Reeves, |

Macon, Rt. 3.

Want large i-horse farm on shares.
Raised on farm all life; good worker;
have to be moved and furnished;
have wife and 2 children; wife also

}good worker on farm; 1 child can
hoe; ean run on $10 month. Let me

hear by return mail. Bill Bailey,

| Poulan.

Want a job on farm at not less
than $10 month; can milk and drive
truck; am 28 yrs. old. A. B. Hill,
Irwinton, Rt. 2. :

Widow with 2 children, 11 and 14
yrs., desires a home on farm or will
consider any honest work. W. B.
Thorne, Millen.

Want job as overseer on a large!

farm or a 2-horse farm on halves;

isev. yrs. holding labor, etc.;-can give

ref. Write or come and see me. Dor-

sey D. Cook, McDonough, Rt. 3.
Want job on farm, poultry or

dairy, or. will work crop on halves

i with some good man; willing to work

at anything; only 3 in family. Cant
move myself.. Answer at once. Otis

NeSmith, Milan, Rt. 1, Box 118, care

J. L. McLeod.

Want l-horse farm on 50-50 basis
or wages; 26 yrs. old, married, life
exp. in farming. For further infor-
mation, see or write. J. C. Mobley,
Lithonia, care M. G. Mobley, Rt. 4.

Thirty-eight-year-old man wants
job on poultry farm, feeding stock,
prefer with small family; am slight-
ly crippled; want $9 per mo., board
and laundry; no bad habits; I cannot
milk cows. Lonie Cantrell, Eastanol-
lee, Rt. 2.

Want 1-horse farm; will have to be
furnished and moved or will work for
wages; 5 in family, all work, or will
work for rations and clothes. Rev.
M. F. Cason, Hahira, Rt. A.

Widow with 2 boys and 1 girl wants
place on truck farm close to town,
reliable Christian people; we can do
anything by the help of the Lord.
Like to move after Xmas. Mrs. R. C.
Graham, Moultrie, 722 Central Ave.,
East. \ :
Widow wants place on farm or a
1-horse farm; have boy to farm.
Mrs. HE. L. Lawson, Morven.

\

\

fexp.-in farming and dair

all of the}
fabove. Also tractor driving and re-

sein

- Pobitions Wanted

boys large enough, to work: want
50-50 basis; must be moved and fur-
nished. T. J. Terry, Atlanta, 474 Nea]
St., N. W. :

children, or would take job on farm
with good man. A. B. Coats, Rock-
mart, Rt. 5: A

farm or will work any way. C. D,
Stallings, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 254.
. Want job on dairy; over 10 years

'P, O. Box 613,
Room. - eS

Want i-horse farm, if party will
rent 1 mule and some feed stuff with
good house and land on good road in
| Worth, Tift or Colquitt counties. Ww.
E. White, Sumner. aos

Twenty-one-year-old young man
wants share crop Or wages; can de

Ref. given. Audley Brown, Augusta,
Box 174.. : :
place on farm, prefer near Atlanta;
dairy work, tractor, machinery, etc,
T. C. Smith, LaGrange, 801 Houston
Street. :
Nineteen-year-old farm boy wants
job on farm or in dairy for wages;
work;
sober, honest
Rufus H. Fields, Ashburn, Rt. 2. |
Young married man with wife and

Everett White, Sumner.

owner of an estate as caretaker, ca-
pable of looking after poultry, vege-

of building and repairs;

ttt.
Want 3 or 4-horse farm on shares,

R., south of Macon, 6 or 7-room
house and 2, 3 or 4-room house; 30
years exp., 15 years in truck farm~
ing; 4 grown boys; can handle and

A. Henry, Valdosta.



BEANS AND-PEAS FOR SALE

Sev. Ibs. heavy fruiting Eng. gar-
den pea seed, frostproof, 20c Ib.: exc.
for anything can use. Mrs. Vera.
Rogers, Cobbtown.

-Old fashioned Speckled
butter bean seed, very productive,
15 Ib., postpaid in 5-Ib. lots,

Buford, Rt. 3. : =
Old fashioned corn field beans,
Eng. pea seed, both, 15c cupful;
| Speckled Crowders, 8c JIb.; White
Mush peas, 10c\ Ib. Add postage. J.
W. Jackson, Talking Rock, RFD 3.
| Unknown peas, 85c bu., FOB Blue
Ridge. F. R. Rogers, Young Cane.
Frost. resistant, prolific Bunch
Eng. pea seed, 25c Ib., FOB. N. Av
Wynn, Glenwood. ;
Sound Brab. peas, $1.15 bu.; Clays,

|A. Wilcher, Mitchell.

for seed, gathered before rain, $2 bu.,

cash, or exc. for other farm products...

ae what you have. T. L. Marchant.
Milen.

'T. May, Warthen.

mixed, hand-shelled, 20c qt., post-
paid. Keedie Kirk, Rockmart, Rt. 2.

paid, or exc. for anything can use.
W.M. Thornton, Jesup, Rt. 2.
Bunch butter beans, old fashioned.
kind, sweet and tender, 1@c or exc.
Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville.
Mung beans, Hastings, 15c Ib.,

money order. W.-M. McDougald,
Statham, Rt. 2. : :
Good, tender streaked Half Run-

gal. old fashioned shallot onions, 50c;
Die ais Mrs. N. R. Wilson,

S. Silver, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Rice, mush, brown-eye, black-eye-
red speckled, white sugar cream and

12 Ybs., $1; Mung beans, 10c Ib., 12



Ibs., $1: all sound and clean. Coy
Willis, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

ae

Young married man and wife want

exp. Address: C. E. Fowke, Augusta, |
or Southern Teq

any work on farm; no bad habits,

Young married man and wife want

and willing worker.

Would appreciate hearing from an

$1; mixed, 85c FOB, 2% bu. bags. U.

Little White Rice peas, sound and.
clean, 6c lb.: $4.80 for lot. Mrs. Dv.

black speckled crowder peas, 10c lb...

x

Want i1-horse or smail 2-horse
crop on halves; married, wife and 2

eS



baby wants job for wages on truck,
dairy or gen. farm; lifetime exp.; not
less than $18 per mo., in So. Ga. |

tables, fruits, and can do all kinds
married,
middle aged, sober, honest, best of
ref. F. L. Duhsl, Thunderbolt, Box |

keep in repair any kind machinery; |
also blacksmith and woodworkman.,
Want to grow stock and chickens. T.

V

Georgia Products For Sale

Bunch

OL -
over. Also early Alaska Eng. pea ~
seed, same price. Mrs. C. R. Smith, |

a

Well manured 100-day velvet beans

Z

Ten lbs. Pin Toe beans, $1 pre- |

Want 1 or 2-horse crop; have 2: _

%

Willetts Wonders, 25c Ib. Mrs. HE.
This yrs. White Lady peas, un-

del. No orders filled for less than $1; _ f

ner garden bean seed, 3 cups, 50c;

Canon,







"on any. or









Thursday, December 17, 1931

Georgia Products For Sale

rabham peas, $1.10 bu:.-_Trons;
oat mixed with Brabs., $1; No.
1 stock. L. G. Davis, Renfroe.

Two lbs., freezeproof Bunch Eng.
pea seed, 25c Ib., or exc. for 6 Ibs.
dried fruit; also Red Hull Speckled
peas. Sell or exc. for fruit, lb. for lb.
Mrs. J. E. Pennington, Hazlehurst.
- One hundred bu. No. 1 pure Brab-
ham peas, $1.25, FOB. T. L. Coogle,
. Oglethorpe.
2 nal eet Lima beans, 10c Ib.,
not prepaid. No chks. J. C. Vernon,
Menlo, Rt. 1.

One hundred. lbs, Jacksons Won-
der colored bunch butter beans,
sound, 7c lb.; 40 lbs. Hendersons
bunch Limas, 10c lb. Not prepaid.
_W.S. Kelley, Talking Rock, Rt. 2.
Eng. peas, 25c Ib., 5 Ibs., $1; mus-
tard seed, 15c cupful; Hastings syrup
cane seed, 10c lb., or $1.50 bu. Exc.
for any kind of vegetable seed. W. E.
Goodwin, Wadley. :

-Burpees stringless green pod, white
and striped half runners, early red
Valentine garden bean seed, 30c at.
xc. for anything can use. No chks.

Fille Barrett, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 57.

Mathew soy beans, $3 bu. Exc. for
15 or 20 bu. Fulghum oats at market
price. C. B. Tanner, Sandersville.

Cream Sugar Crowders, 7c Ilb.;
White Crowders and Lady peas, 8c
Ib., FOB, or 10c 1b., postpaid in 10
Tb. lots or more. E. A. Hayes, Buford.
Twenty-five bu. Brabs, 25 bu. Whips,
95 bu. running Velvets, 75 bu. Biloxis.
Reasonable prices. Glad to have offer
all. Geo. T. Trawick,
Linton.

Laredo soy beans, pure, sound and

e. dean. $3.50 bu. H. A. Neal, Carnes-

ville.

Six Ibs. salad peas, purple bioom,
2 cupsiul Eng. peas, 15c cupful, Exc.

for tender, green hull cornfield beans,
any color except black. Each pay
postage. Mrs. D. D. Day, Statham,
a. 1.

One hundred bu. black peas; also
95 bu. Clays, all 1931 crop, 75c per
' bu. FOB. W. T. Wright. Ellijay,
Rt. 4.

- Good, sound 90-day speckled vel-
yets, sound and dry, absolutely reli-
able for seed, $2.50 bu. Spring del.
A. J. Adams, Ashburn, Rt. 4. .

Cream and Speckled Crowders, $1
peck, del.; $2.25 bu., collect; field
peas, $1.25 bu., collect. Ovie Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

White black-eyed or Brabham peas.
Sell or exc. for thrifty pigs, shoats or
O-Too-Tans. T. A. McClendon, Bre-
men. ;

White black-eyed California peas
for sale. R. C. Brewer, Lula, Rt. 2.

California -black-eyed peas, 5c Ib.,
sound, bright. L. O. Guthrie, Logans-

ville.

Wise 90-day running speckled _vel-
vet beans, $2 bu., FOB. T. E. Wise,
Pitts, Rt. 2; Box 104. -

- Colored bunch butter beans, 7c lb.
Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Waller, Mo-
lena, Rt. 1, Box 69.

Little brown cut shorts, tender
cornfield beans, 15c cupful. Add post-
a Mrs. G. W. Dodd, Alpharetta,
. 5
_ Fifty bu. Whippoorwill and New
Era. peas, $1 bu., FOB. Clyde T.
Hannah, Loganville.

Little White Crowder and_ red
speckled peas, 5c lb., FOB; Simon
. Stringless green pod beans, 25c Ib.,
del.; white running butter beans, 15c
P ae Pearl Carpenter, Cleveland,

Little white rice or iady peas,
sound, well cleaned, $3 bu., or $25 for

10 bu. Avie Faulkner; Lula, Rt. 1.

- Sugar Crowder peas, 10c Ib. Mrs.
W_C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1.

_ Black pole beans, 20c teacup; red;

white Speckled Crowder peas, purple
hull white table peas, 35c qt.; tender

cornfield bean seed, 25c teacup. Mrs.

W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch.
Rice peas, 5c 1b.; Cream Sugar

: Ee weers, 4c lb, FOB. Sam Hulsey,

_ Leo.

_ Little white mush table peas, clean.
sound; $3: bu., 7c Ib. W. R. Wise,
Wadley. :

_ PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
-_ Nice, fine flavored. pecans, 10c lb.
Miss Evie Dorsey, Fayetteville.
., Schley pecans, 15c lb.; Stuarts, 15c
Ib. Nice size paper-shell pecans that
Shell out whole, 10c Ib. Mrs. E. T.
May, Warthen. ce
; New crop, well meated, large size
Stuart pecans, gathered after fully
matured, 25c Jb. del., or 15c lb., FOB.
- Cash or money order with order.
Miss Emma Kay, Hartwell.
_ Peanuts, runners or Spanish for



seed, or parching, 75c bu. del. T. O.

_ Brown, Pineview.

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MARKET BULIETIN

Georgia Products For Sale

Paper-shell seedlings, real large for
seedlings, 10c lb., or exc. for black-
eyed peas or white butter beans, or
apples. Mrs. D. D..Dean, . Baxley,
RFD 4,

Pure Schley pecans, del. anywhere,
in any amount, 25c lb. P. O. Bradley,
Leslie.

Imp. white Snanish,: selected es-
pecially for eating or seed, 4c lb. Not
less than 35 lbs. shipped. Write for
prices on large quantities. Jas. B.
Woods, Brooks.

Stuart pecans, extra fine in size
and flavor. 5 lbs. $1 del. Insured, 5c
extra. Mrs. J. T. Anderson, Chipley.

Eighty lbs. Schley pecans, 15c Ib
Cash. No chks. Taylor Hooks, Una-
dilla, Rt. 2.

Around 200 Ibs. nice seedling thin
shell pecans. Make best offer. Will
make even exc. for dried apples. Each
paying transportation chgs. oO. S.
Edwards, Ellaville, Rt. 3, Box 71.

Genuine N. C. No. 1 seed peanuts
for sale; also 3 car loads of A-1 pea-
vine hay. Will exc. either for seed
peas. Peanuts, 3c Ib.; hay $16 ton,
FOB. O. M .Greene, Iron City.

One hundred lbs. large paper-shell
pecans, extra good, 15c lb.: add ic
lb. postage; exc. for anything can
use. Mrs. W. F. Boney, Rhine, Rt. 1.

Six Ibs. sedlings, 60c prepaid, or
exc. for 6 lbs. dried peaches; ea. to
pay postage. W. M. Thornton,
Jesup, Rt. 2.

Large, paper-shell Stuart pecans,
15c lb.; exc. for cream sugar crowd-
er peas, peanuts, or pigs. Mrs. Eula
Herndon, Social Circle. rea

Spanish peanuts, 5c lb., also Ga.
collard seed, 25e 1b. and Rocky Ford
cantaloup seed, 25c Ib. W. J. Jack-
son, Ochlochnee.

Large Jumbo: peanuts, 160 to 1 M
Ibs:, 3c per 1b.; 1 M Ibs. to 1 car, 23%4c
lb., FOB; also 1 car peavine and pea-
nut hay. Write for prices.on hay. C.
W. Lee, Sharon.

White Spanish peanuts, $1.50 per
2 bu. bag; Runners, same _ price.
Malvin Collins, Whigham.

New, sound Spanish peanuts, 244c
Ib., FOB; cash with order. Mrs. J. L.
Ellison, Sardis...

Small paper-shell pecans,
medium, 15c; large, 20c; shelled pe-
cans, 3 ib-te 5 ths., 45::5 ibs. :to
10 lbs., 40c; 10 lbs., 3744c. All halves,
5c extra. Mrs. Addie Waddelle,
Pearson. "

Large, nice, hand-picked paper-
shell pcans, 1 M lbs. Schley, 2,500
Ibs. Stuarts, 500 Van Demans, 400
Frotschers, 4 M Seedlings. Oscar
Morton, Columbus.

Schley pecans, 20c; Seedling -pe-
cans, 10c; add postage. J. M. Deen,
Axson.

Seedling pecans, 10c lb., or exe.
for dried apples, peeled and cored;
ib. for lb. L. M. Kennedy, Collins.

Stuart pecans, 5 Ibs., $1, del. F. B.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

Pecans, new crop, absolutely sound,
15c Ib., del., money order: no chks.
Mrs. Emma Brooks, Monroe.

Spanish peanuts strictly No. 1s.,
1931 crop, excellent for seed or roast-
ing, 100-lb. lots, 3c Ib.; 500 Ibs., 24%c
lb.; ton lots, 2c. W.. J. Bargeron,
Sardis, Box 146.

Large, new Stuart pecans. Make
best offer. R. S. Harris, Baxley. _

Pecans, 20c lb., or exc. for Trish
potatoes or big white Spanish pea-
nuts at market price. J. W. J. Lord,
Commerce, Rt. 5. | a

Big red peanuts, hand-picked and
dry, $2 per measured bu., FOB; 8 lbs.
$1, postpaid. No chks. J.C. Vernon,
Menlo, Rt. 1. ;

Nice seedling pecans, del. in 10 Ib.
lots, for sale or make an even exc.
for dried apples. Each pay postage.
Mrs. W. L. Edwards, Ellaville, Rt. 3,
Box 71.

Two hundred lbs. Stuart pecans,
121%4c lb: also exc. Stuarts and
Money-Makers for fruit cakes. Mrs.
W. M. Watkins, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.

Five Ib. bags Schley pecans, well
filled, hand-graded nuts, $1 per bag,
del.. parcel post anywhere in Ga. Mrs.
Claude Powell, Pelham.

Three hundred lbs. Stuarts, 50 Ibs.
Schleys, 100 Ibs. Frotschers, 15 and
10c Ib., all kinds, more or less; 25 or
30 Ibs. seedlings, 9c Ib. Exc. seedlings
for white, brown-eyed peas, 1 1b. for
2 lbs. Send sample. W. J. Edenfield,
Graymont.

No. 1 N. C. runner peanuts, 1931
crop, 2%4c lb. until Jan. 1, afterwards,
3c Ib.; also pecans, Stuarts, 15 lb.;
Seedlings, 10c lb. Cash with order.
W.S. Norton, Edison.

One hundred and fifty bu. No. 1
Spanish peanuts $1 bu. B. -W. Hall,
Midville, Rt. 2.

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1c:

Georgia Products For Sale

Several qts. red Spanish peanuts,
shelled and assorted, 15c at. Add
postage. Write first. Mrs. J. P. War-
fen, Jesun, Ri. 22 Bex 12. = 2 :

One hundred lbs, sound seedling
pecans for $5 del.; 50 Ibs., $3.50: 25
lbs.,. $2. Send stamps for samples.
Mrs. C. R. Callahan, McRae, Box 264.

N. C. runner- peanuts, bright and
sound, $1 bu. Frank Bragg; Donal-
sonville.

Good Schley pecans, 13c lb., FOB.
Mrs. W. Cy Hilliard, Camilla.

Extra large Stuart pecans. Make
best offer on 1 M lbs. Send postage
and get sample. Mrs. F. Broadfield,
Dennis,

Paper-shell Schleys and Stuarts,
20c Ib., FOB. 1931 crop, large and
full of meat. Mrs. J. E. Boone, New-
nan, Rt. 5.

Nice. size Stuart pecans, 25c Ib.:
also large kind strawberry plants, 25c
- os G. C. Goodroe, Buena Vista,

%
New crop paper-shell Frostschers

in lots of 20 Ibs. or more, 10c lb, FOB.
Mrs. V. H. Singletary, Cairo, Rt. 2.
Spanish peanuts, 3 to 4c lb. Exc.

sale or exc. for anything can use.
Joe M. Brown, McRae. ~

One hundred Ibs. large paper-shell
pecans, good quality, 15c lb., FOB, or
17c del. Exc. for dried apples at 10c
lb., or for choice dried butter beans
at market price, or good eating and
cooking apples at not more than $1
bu. Mrs. Mollie Boney, Rhine, Rt. 1.

Early white Spanish, improved 8
yrs., 70c bu.; also N. C. flat runner
peanuts, imp. 22 yrs., hand-shelled,
perfect kernels, fcy., 70c bu., 8c Ib.
All FOB. W. C. J. Draughon, Whig-
ham. ;

Extra large, paper-shell Stuart pe-
cans (less than 50 will make a lb.),
25c lb.; 5 lbs for $1, postpaid
through 3rd zone. Will insure for 5c
extra per package. Mrs. T. C, Floyd,
Chipley, Rt. 1.

Chufas for sale. Where your order
will be filled, FOB Butler, $4 bu.
J. L. Windham, Butler.

White Spanish peanuts, clean and
dry, extra fine flavor, $1.50 bu., FOB.
W. C. House, Dewyrose, RFD 1.

Extra fine, well filled, tree-dried,
best grade Sehleys; del. in 5 or 10 Ib.
boxes, 25c Ib., or FOB, Baconton, 20c
lb. Cash, any amt. Also Stuarts, 20c
lb., or 18. FOB. Helen Shanklin, Ba-
conton.

Seventy Ibs. large seedling pecans,

10c lb.; about. 100 lbs. or more of |

small seedlings, 8c lb., FOB. No order

for less than $1. Glad to sell entire.

lot to 1 person. Miss Ethel L. Chap-
man, Crawfordville, P. O. Box 15.
Nice lot of paper-shell pecans,
Schleys, Stuarts, and Money-Mak-
ers. Any amt., 10 lbs. up; price 15c ]h.,
up to 25 lbs.; 50 lbs. and up 1214 Ib.,
FOB. Mrs. Z. D. Cravey, McRae.
Twenty-five bu. pecans, small, med.
and large sizes, 10c, 15c, and 20c Ib.:

5 Ibs., postpaid. Walter Parks, Darien.

Medium size pecans, 6 ibs., $1, pre-
paid. Would exc. for corn or potatoes
at 50c bu. del. C..W. Page, Norcross.

Twenty-five lbs. extra large, soft-
shell seedling pecans, well filled, 10c
Ib. del. in 5 or 10 lb. lots. Cash with
orders. Medium size, well filled seed-
lings, 8c lb., or exc. for good eating
and cooking apples or oranges. Miss
Leona . Simpson, Culverton, Rt. 1.
Box 38. 4

No. 1 Spanish peanuts, bright and
new crop, 5c: lb. Cash with order. E
H. Beasley, Kite.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure Ga. cane syrup, A-1 grade,
35 gal. bbl., 35c gal.; $3.25 per es. of
6-1 gal. cans; $3.50 for 12-half gal.
cans. Malvin Collins, Whigham.

Ga. sugar cane syrup, prepared for
table use, put'up in 10-lb. cans, 6
cans to cs., $3. Send chk. L. B. Scog-
gins, Omega.

Pure sugar cane syrup, guar. to be
good, in 10 lb. cans, 6-10 lbs. to cs.,
$3.25, FOB. Exc. for seed oats. Gal.
for bu. R. A. Cravey, Milan.

Pure grade pure Ga. cane syrup, 35
gal. bbls., 45c gal., freight paid. W.
W. Williams, Quitman.

A-1 pure Ga. cane syrup in new 35
gal. wooden bbls., 38c gal. Cs. of 6-1
gal, cans, $3.25; 12-half gal. cans,
$3.50, FOB. J. T. Ponder, Whigham.

Sev. gal. new erop sorghum, 45c
gal. Guar. to be good. New buckets
Also pdp corn, 10c lb., all FOB. W. H.
Sanders, Rockmart, Rt. 3.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup. AA grade, 6
l-gal. cans to case, $3.25; 12 %-gal.
cans to cs., $3.50; 24 qts. to. case,
$3.75, all strictly pure and fancy. W.





U. J. Draughon, Whigham.

for anything can use; also pecans for

Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.



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Georgia Preducts For Sale

No. Ga. bright syrup for saie or
exc. for grain for chickens, peanuts,
plants, seed, etc. Eugene Sanders,.
Felton, Rt. 1.

Twenty-five gal. fine cane syrup,
guar. first class in every way, 45c
og FOB. W. J. Miller, Cleveland,
Rt. 4.

One 33-gal. bbl. new crop sorghum
syrup, bright and thick, better than
molasses for table use or for cook=
ing, $12.50 here at Home or $15 FOB
depot, Macon. Ed KE. McLaughlin,
Sr., Macon, Rt. 2, Heath Road.

A-1 pure Ga. cane syrup in 34 gal.

bbis., $12 per bbl., FOB. P. H. Single--

tary, Cairo, Rt. 2.

Best ribbon cane syrup in bbl., 40c
gal., or exc. for good pigs or good
corn or oats, or cotton seed. Write
first. Nelson Miller, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

No. Ga. sorghum syrup. Quality
guar. as good as the best, in 1 gal.
pails, 65c gal., postpaid. H. O. Pirkle,
Gainesville, Rt. 7.

FRUIT FOR SALE

Dried figs, 50c lb. Oscar Burgess,
Murrayville, Rt. 1.

Bright, sun-dried apples, peeled
and free of weevils, 50 lb. bags, FOB,
5c lb. Less quantity, 6c lb. F. R. Rog-
ers, Young Cane. : (

Fifty lbs. dried peaches, 10c Ib.;
also dried apples, 10c lb: Postage
added. Eva Burell, Elberton, Rt. 6.

Old-fashioned sun-dried peaches,
10c lb., FOB. Mrs. W. P. McClain,
Clarkesville, Rt. 3, Box 30.

Nice, dried peaches, 10c lb., or exc.
for pigs. Mrs. F. A. Williams, Carnes-
ville. ;

Nice, bright, sun-dried apples, free
from worms, core, or peel, 124c 1b,
prepaid. Mrs. L: B. Taylor, Rydal.

Nice Yates apples and other varie-
ties, $1 bu.; 6 bu. lots, $5 del. P. P.
Also nice~-dried apples, 12 lbs.. $1.
G. W. Nooney, Jr., Quill.

Nice, sun-dried peaches, free of
worms, 10c lb., postpaid. Cash with
order. Mrs. Aubrey Highfill, Mays-
ville, RFD 4. :

Nice, dried peaches, apples and
pears, 10c lb. Cash with order. Morrie
Cardwell, Greenville, Rt. 3, Box 100.

One hundred Ibs. of nice sun-dried
peaches, 6c lb.;
choice peach seeds, $1.50 per 100.
Mrs. H. F. Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Nice, sun-dried peaches, free of
worms, 10c lb. E. A. Hayes, Buford.

Sun-dried peaches, 12%c lb.; also
Eng. peas, 25c Ib. D. C.. Griffin
Mitchell.

Nice, dried peaches, Elbertas, 124
lb., or exc. for anything can use. Mrs.
W. E. Whisnante, Rutledge, Rt. 2. _

Bright, sun-dried apples, peeled. 10
Ibs. for $1.50 del.; also large, white
nest onions, 60c gal., $1 pk. del. Mrs,
B. L. Robinson, Greenville.

Mountain grown apples from cur
Own orchards and. cold - storage,
shipped entire season. On request
will give you full particulars of var.,
sizes and prices by bu. or truckload.
Louis B. Magid, Tallulah Lodge.

Nice, sun-dried apples or peaches,
1931 crop, free from worms, 19c Ib.,
FOB, or exc. for bunch. butter beans.
Each pay postage. T. H. Gardner,
Fayetteville.



Nice, sun-dried apples, 10c Ib. del.: |

also a lot of nice red and yellow ap-

ples, $1 per standard bu. box, del.

Henry F. Weaver, Marion. :
Nice, sun-dried apples, free from
core and peeling, 10c lb. Mrs. Lizzie

free from
also col. black-eyed

Sun-dried peaches,
worms, 6c lhb.;

peas, 5c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. Ramie

Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 34.
Dried apples, 10c lb.; dried peaches,

unpeeled, very sweet, 12c lb., not pre-

paid. Exc. for anything useful. Write

first. Mrs. Lauren Noble, Trenton.

Dried apples and peaches, 10 lbs.,
$1. Mrs. J. B. Ward, Cordele, Rt. B.

Two thousand bu. nice Yates and
Terry apples, 20 to 40c bu. to trucks.
4 miles north. of Cornelia. Ross FE.
Clemont, Cornelia.

Fancy Yates apples in bu. baskets,

$1; C. grade, 75c; med. size, 5 bu.

bbls., 50c bu.; 300 bu. small cider
apples, 20c bu., all FOB. M. N. Crow.
Cornelia.

Sun-dried apple fruit, 7c 1b. 56 Ib.

bags. Cash with order. FOB. C. C.
Jarrard, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Pork, 100 lbs. up, 8%4c Ib. del.
south of Atlanta by. truck: Ty 1.
Brown, Pineview:



Home-made pork sausage, smoked

and linked, 4 lbs., $1; large soft-shell
pecans, 5 lIbs.,. $1; home-made fresh
country butter, 3 Ibs. $1. All postpaid.
J. Vi. Lang, Omega. | :

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sii fed



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yrgia, Products For Sale
me-made pure all pork sausage,
b.; ribs and backbone, 10c, FOB.

ce, hickory smoked sausage, 25
: or 5 Ibs. for $1. Mrs. B. W. Waller,

Five choice hams, wt. around 20 lbs.
or $3.25, or 5 for $15.50. No per-
1 chks. T. A. Tucker, Vienna.
Pure poxk smoked, country sausage.
7c lb. FOB. Shipped COD, any
antity. Sat. guaranteed. Perry
ucker, Hartsfield.
Pure pork sausage, 20c Ib.; pure
smoked sausage, 22c Ib. All del. ae
-O. P. Griffin,-Cecil.

BUTTER FOR SALE

Pe Ten or 12 Ibs. best table butter, 35
Yb., or 3 Ibs. $1 del.; also 20 or 25 lbs.
t cooking butter, 20c Ib., del. Coy
illis, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.
our to 6 Ibs. fresh, firm yellow
ersey butter, from a 6-gal. cow. del.
ach week in % lb.
Money order. Mrs. Hattie Wofford,
ainesville, Rt. 3. |
ur lbs. of fresh, guar. butter per
reek. Cows t. b. tested. Sat. guar.,
Oc lb. Want a regular customer.
rs. L. F. Hatchett, Senoia.
Two Ibs. butter each week, 30c-Ib.,
postpaid, or exc. for dried apples, free
m worms. 2 lbs. for 8 Ibs. of apples,
del. Mrs. E..P. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.
Two Ibs. good country butter a
week, 25c lb., and postage. Mrs. L. M



ight or 10 lbs. fresh, yellow (no
oloring) butter each week. Cows t
. tested. 25c.lb., FOB, or 28c lb. del.
o chks. Mrs. A. L. Garrison, Ash-
and, Rt. 2, Box 96.
Four or 5 lbs. nice, fresh, yellow
utter each week. Cows t. b. tested.
5e 1b.. FOB; * 28 1b: del. to mee
oints. *Money order only. Mrs. M.
, Carnesville, Rt. 2.
ur to 6 lbs. nice Jersey pulter
ich week, 30c lb. del, in Ist.and 2nd
ones, Cash with order. No chks. Mrs
irgil T. Chamblee, Cumming, Rt 2.
Nice Jersey putter in sq. lb. mold,
oshly churned, 25c lb. and postage.
Rg ant A Chapplear, Lavonia.
Three lbs. good butter per week,
Be ie Poepeid Genie Sanders, Fel-
mete 1

. Jersey butter, 35c Ib., prepaid.
-G. . Clifton, Millen.
ve or 6 lbs. fresh, country Jersey
tter each week, 30c Ib. postpaid.
ows t. b. tested. Money order. Mrs,
ladys Roberts, Carrollton, Rt. 2.
ve lbs. nice Jersey butter each

our Ibs. nice firm butter: will fur-
ish regular. customer 2 or 4 ibs. Hs
yeek at 30c lb., postpaid. Butter is

rom : young Jersey cows, t. b. tested.

J. F. Holbrook, Cumming, ReSk
ice, fresh country butter from t.
sted cows, 25c lb. del. Mrs. J. M.
ison, Ashland, Rt. 2. ~



10) 'Y BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
: FOR SALE

acy ext. honey, 6-10 lb. pails,

2-10 Ib., $2.25, postpaid; 1-10
eo0% postpaid. Honey in bbls.,

on. request. John A. Crummey,
ortown.

Vhite honey in comb, packed in 50
urd cans, $4 per can. Send chk:

5.50;

h. R. T. Poole, Alto, Rt. 2.
gh class gallberry honey, 5 Ibs.,
0 Ibs., $1.50 del.; large quanti-
410:1b., FOB. Chunk or ext. D. F:
homas, Odum.

_ POTATOES FOR SALE



\irty-five bu. big stem Jerseys for |.

le or exc. for large hogs for meat;
so 200 bu. Porto Ricans for sale. All
e grown and insp. B. A. Smith.
ydum.
No. 1 oy Porto Ricans in 50 bu.
ore lots. M. F. Jones, Metter, Rt.

wo hundred bu. big stem Irsey
ed potatoes, 40c bu., FOB. C. B.

Teo. bu., ee Ralph Miles,

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AND OTHER FRUIT TREES,
_ _ETC., FOR SALE
May cherry sprouts, 15 each, 2 for

Add pe Mrs. R. Fue Gailey,

aldwin, Rt.
Sd of 12 mtn. grown
trees, 2 of a ine from oe
M. Webb,

plum, pear and

molds, 25c lb.|

|tkind farm produce,

I trees, $5 doz.:

chestnut trees, 10 for $1 del,

MARKET

Ceoreis Products For Sale

White Eng. peach trees, May cher-
ries, sugar pears, blue Damson plum.
Sell or exc. for good cotton feed
sacks, in good cond. 2 sacks for 1 tree.
Each pay ches. Mrs. H. F. Turner,
Cleveland, Rt. 4.

ee red May cherry trees, 3 for
30c; 6 for 60c, or exc. for peach,
early apple trees.
ree Louise Faulkner, Clermont,
Rtas

Gov. insp. all leading var. apple
and peach trees, 2-3 vrs. old, 3-5 ft.,
15 and 20c each: yr apple and
peach, 10c each, or $8 per 100; 2 yr.
grape, 10c each, $8 100; pear, cherry,
3=5. ft.;. 35 each, del. Lee Head,
Cleveland.

Clingstone peach trees, large size
fruit, ripening in August, 3-3% ft., 6
for $1; 12 for $1.75; smaller size,
2-2% ft., 12 for $1; 2-.doz., $1.50,
postpaid. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst.

Seedling peach, Red indian and
others, 10c each; seedling plum,
pears, cherry, crabapples, 10c each,
$1 doz.; black walnut trees, 2 yrs.,
25c; quince, 10, 15, 25c ach bush.
Exc. for.farm products. (No ad-
dress.) S

Gov. insp. Stuart pecan trees,
cheap or swap for other farm prod-
Be that I can use if priced right.
L. -Carlton, Hartwell.

State insp. Stuart pecan trees, $3.
to $8 per M. Will swap for most any
priced cheap.
John B. Carlton, Hartwell.

Gov. insp. Stuart and Schley pecan
apples, $3doz.; years,
$4; plums, $2: June budded peach,
$5 C; $30 M. All leading car. Eng.
walnuts, $1 each. R. L, Wheeler, Ma-
con, Rt. 5.

Black walnut trees, small, ae

a
Cochran, Protection.

Fig trees, that produce figs from
early spring until an $1 each;
cherry, 59c each. Mrs. Sa . Chastain,
Dalton, Rt. 6.

Early harvest, Keiffer - pear trees,
5 ft., 40c; $3.75 doz.; Concord, Niagara

: grape vines, 2 yrs., $8 doz.; 2 yr. apple

trees, lead. car., 12 each. All state
inspected. Postpaid. Cc. M. Alexander.
Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Peach trees, true to name, $45 M;
$5 C; 90c doz.; apricot, plum, $7 C;
$1.50 doz.; grape, fig, black. walnut,
best var., $5 Cc; 90 doz. E. B. Travis,
Riverdale.

. White scuppernong vines, well
yooted, 15c each, 2 ae 25c. Joe Carter
McEver, Talmo, Rt.

One hundred aha fifty Japanese

walnut trees 12 to 18 inches, 25c ea.;

|1,000. for planting, 1c each, $9 for lot:

Kudzu plants, 2 to 3 yrs. old, rooted.
$5 1,000. Eugene Harper, Hartwell.

Damson, red goose plums, June and
May. cherrie sprouts, 10c each, $1 doz.
Exc. for value. Mrs. L. H. Coe, Easta-
nollee.

State inspected, true to name apple
and peach trees, yr. old, 10c; grape
vines, Concord, Niagara, 2 yrs. old,
10c; pear trees, 30c. Exe, for chick-
ens. W. H. Alexander, Cleveland.

White scuppernong vines, brown
Calif. figs, well rooted, 10 each, $1
doz. Exc. for anything: useful. Hazle-
nut bushes, 6 for 25c, 40c. doz. W. A.
Moon, Waco, Rt. 2.

Tung oil nut trees, 1 yr. old, 2 to 6
ft. high, 10c each. Exe. _F. L, Cross,
Colquitt.

Hicks everbearing black mulberry-
trees, 2 to 3 ft., well rooted, 10c each.
rae Marvin McCook, Mcintyre,

Pedigreed pecan trees, laree paper-
| Shell, budded from specially selected

itrees. W. H. Harris, Fort Valley.

May cherry trees, 15c each: seed-
ling peach trees, 10c each, 2 for 25c.
Add. postage. Mts, Susie Etris, Dah-
lonego, Rt. 1.

Georgia Products Wanted
~ BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want to hear from party having
the Ford-Hook butter beans for sale.
Mrs. G. C. Clifton, Millen.



peanuts for Brabham peas. 8 bu. pea-
nuts for 6 bu. peas. Exc. samples, J.
H. Gay, Jacksonville, Rt. 1.

Want velvet beans in car load. lots,
must be sound and clean, well ma-
tured and good for eee J. B.
Stevens, Grantville.

FRUIT WANTED
Exchange Stuart. pecans for or-
anges, apples, grape fruit. Party pay.
exp. on fruit and pecans and I put



r.|in extra amt. of pecans sufficient to



cover cost of express on fruit, pecans

, 15 Ib. Norton

BULLETIN.

Exchange Spanish or N. C. runner |

Georgia Products Wanted

Exchange 1 M frost-proof cabbage
plants for 12 lbs. dried apples, Mrs.
John B: Pope, Fitzgerald. ~

Exchange red or yellow rop corn
at 6c Ib. for eating apples. Each pay
chgs. on what they send. G. F. Find-
lev, Lyons, Rt. 2.

Exchange . 3 -1bs. punch speckled
butter bean seed - (which made 6
erops this year and information how
to cultivate for a continuance sure
crop) for 1 bu. good mellow eating
apples, sweet oranges, or 5 lbs. bean
seed for 1 bu. Irish potatoes. Each
pay chgs. Mrs. Glen Holton, Soper-
ton, Rt. 3, Box6. .

Want some nice apples to eat. Must
be mellow and good. Give best prices,
etc, Exc. for them. If possible, send
sample. W. J. Edenfield, Graymont.
~ Exe. any amt. barn- cured tobacco
for dried fruit, apples or peaches, at
10c lb., or will swap lb. for lb. Each
pay. postage. Tobacco for chewing or
smoking. Mrs. J. A. Kimimons, Bristol,
Box 23.

Exc. pecans, peanuts, pop corn,
onion sets or running bean seed for
eating apples and some dried apples
or peaches. Mrs. W. E. Wiggins,
Quitman, Rt. 6.

VEGETABLES WANTED

Want collards, turnips, mustard
and headed cabbage, any amt., any-
where. Write at once, E. J. Hart,
College Park. . :

SYRUP WANTED

Want Ga. Cane syrup. Will exc.
Golden pop corn at 4c lb. Chas. Ww.
Oxford, Concord, Rt. 1.

Exchange Cleveland wilt-proof or
imp. Half and Half cotton seed for
good, thick ribbon cane syrup. Bu.

G. T Hadden, Avera.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want to buy 1 ton No. 1 Runner:
peanuts. Cash or exc. T. L. Coogle,
Oglethorpe.

Exc. nice, sun-dried apples for 6
bu. peanuts. Mrs. W. E. Pearson,
Adairsville.

Exc. Cream Crowder peas (some
call them brown), for white Spanish
peanuts. 100 Ibs, peas for 200 lbs.
peanuts. Or exc. peas for honey or
for thirty pigs. C. _L. Moulder, Bu-
ford, Rt... a

POTATOES WANTED
Want 1 bu. Stone Mtn. Trish pota-
ties for cash, or exc. good value. M.

F. Norman, Richland, Rt 5.5
_ Want 5 bu. small sweet potatoes
suitable for stock feed..Must be sound
and strings. Send best price and will
order at once. Ernest L. Roberts,
Brunswick. ae

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want paper-shell pecans. Send
samples and quote prices. Mike Theo-
logis, Atlanta, care Terminal Station.

Want 1 M lbs: N.C. flat runner
seed peanuts. Will exc. reg. Duroc J.
hogs for same. L. H. Edenfield, Still-
more, Rt. 1, Box OL;







peanuts, Ib.

seed for gal. syrup. Each pay postage. i

Thursday, December 17, 1931

Georgia Products Wanted
Want seedling pecans. Buy them
the year round. Quantity unlimited,
Can pay highest cash market pric,
Submit sample, advising approximate
amount. Send stamped envelope. Bob
McCormick, Albany, P. O. Box 448,
Exchange 10 lbs. dried horseapples
free from. core and worms for 10 lbs
paper-shell pecans. Each to pay po
age. Thos. H. Davis, Silver Creek. .
We are paying the following prices
per lb. for choice quality pecans,
Stuarts, 8c; Schleys 8c; Mobiles, 7,
Send samples. Shippings ches. mus
be paid by you. E. D. McCool, Sur.
rency. z
Exchange HE. Flat Dutch, Chas,
cabbage, large well rooted plants f

-peanuts or pecans. 1 M plants pre.

paid, for 1 bu. clean, sound peanuts
Eeeoaid. or 8 Ibs. large pecans. pre:
paid. T. W. McDonald, Oakwood,

Want No. 1 white Spanish peanuts
Will trade pure Stone Mtn. selected
watermelon seed; 1 Ib. seed for 1 bu
peanuts. I will pay postage on seed
and frt. on peanuts up to 10 bu. pea-
nuts. A. C. Belflower, Empire. ae

- Two gal. little white nest onion for
exc. for 1 bu. sound peanuts. I pay
postage on onions and other party on
it Mrs. C. L. Cline, Waleska

Want 1 bu. good, sound, clean pea:
nuts for eating purposes, also a bu
good, sound small grain pop corn
State best price, FOB. Mrs. Jam
Ezzell, Rockmart.

Exchange nice dried peaches f
peaches for 3 lbs. pea
nuts, and 1 lb. peaches for 1 Ib
paper-shell pecans. Each pay posta
on what he ships. State what you
Mrs; B.f. Thornton, Bowdon,

Want seedling and paper-shell pe=
cans in any quantity. Ill pay the
highest cash prices.
and write number of lbs. of ea
variety you have to offer. Geo. M,
Prince, Columbus, Box 1160.



- Miscellaneous For Sale

Fig, peachy and -pear preserves, 50
qat.; watermelon rind, 60c qt.; peach
pickle, spiced pears, plum sauce, 456 |
qt.; horseapple jelly, 15c per mold
$1. 75 doz. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson

- White feed sacks, 100-Ib cap.,
holes, unwashed, 5c each, not pos
paid, J. Kingston, Atlanta, 189 M
con Drive. |

Ten lbs. or less, new, never used
pure goose feathers. Make best offer.
Mrs. C. R. Sanders, Adrian.

New, white, downy feathers, 50c.
Ib. Mrs. Mary Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

Best chewing tobacco, twisted, 25c .
lb. Mrs. J. S. Fowler, Surrency, Rt. 2.

- Red hot pepper, 15c lb., FOB. Cash
with order. Mrs. W. M. Arringony
Wadley, Rt. 2. :

Native green walnuts, hulld, ance
ay ee FOB, W. W. Cliften, Oliver,

Nice, new, shade dried sage, 40c lb.
prepaid: large hot peppers, 20c gal.

or exc. for good feed sacks: small hot



peppers for sauce, 15c ae Mrs.-b Be:
Taylor, Rydal.



GEORGIA, Clarke County.

believe that the Government

A. M. DOOLITTLE,





DONT BE FOOLED: BY CO-OP AGENTS!

This is to certify that about two eee ago Mr. Arnold
Burns, who is an employe of the Georgia Growers Co-opera-
tive Association, called on me at my home in Madison County,

. Georgia, and stated that he was employed by the Farmers |
eed Loan Office, from whom I borrowed money last spring,
and that the Government wished me to transfer my cotton,
which is stored at the Moss Bonded Warehouse, Athens, Geor- }
gia ,to the Georgia Cotton Growers Co-operative Association.
When I refused to do so, he tried in every way to make me

However, I told him that I knew that the Government only
required that my cotton be placed in an approved warehouse,
and I refused to sign any papers whatsoever. 1
Mr. Burns told me that Mr. Jim Morton showed him where |
I live, and stated that Mr. Morton was responsible for my
having gotten this money from the Government.
__ Mr. Burns furthed stated that practically everybody else in |
this territory had done as he wished.'He kept insisting that
he was working for the Farmers Seed Loan Office, and that
this was the wish of the Government, =
(Signed)
Signed in the presence of and sworn to in the presence of | |
~me this 14th day of December, 1931.

_ Notary Public, State of Georgia.

was insisting that I do this. }

D. N. BURGER.