Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1933 March 23

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G. CLAUDE ADAMS,

AGRICULTURE.
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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS MAX L. McRAE, DIRECTOR

MARIETTA AND ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1933.

Hay For Sale



4-hand fodder, $1.25 per
re Bancroft seed oats, 40c

he ek fodder,
n rained on;

6 ton, by truck or. car
Bi W. E. Vinson, Ft.

ind Hay Wanted

200, bu. best feed oats.
offer. B. D. Addison,



ton of good, | bright
baled, or will take a ton
anut hay. Give best
my barn. Mrs. Mittie
Nicholls.
hear from party who
ip hay for sale, within
Pearson. Several tons.







rp cockerel and hat-
gs, Osborne str. Cock-



Poultry For Sale



lerel, $1.25 FOB; Eggs, $1.25 per

setting. Carton ret. Want gen-
tle, 3-4 gal. milch cow. Johnson
ait Cartersville, So. Tenn.
i. .



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
Pure Parks str. yr. old, State

| bloodtested and banded Barred

Rock cocks, 3 for $5; 6 for $9.-
50. Reg. Per. Rating C. Mrs.
John Roach, Daisy.

10 Aristocrat B. R. hens, owe

laying, $1 ea. also 1 cockerel
free with the 10 hens, FOB. Al-
so some fine Indian - Cornish
roosters, $1 ea. Mrs. B. H. Os-
borne, Roy.

Reg. stock, Parks B. R. hens,
with Reg. Permit, 2 yr. old, lay-
ing. $5 for 6, $9.50 for 12; eggs,
60c per 15, at- my yard. Mrs.
John Watson, Graymont, R 1,
Box 21.

Parks str. B. R. Cream Grade,
Reg. Per. 585-C. 33. Cockerel, 5
point comb, $2.50; hatching eggs
75c per 15. Money order. Mrs.
Henry J. Colson, Daisy, R 1.

3 B. P. R. cocks and few pul-
lets, 225 to 289 Parks str. Also
eggs. Shipped subject to return.
Junius Chastain, Toccoa.

2 pure Thompson Ringlet B.
R. in service cockerels, $1.25 ea.
both, $2, FOB; tender, streaked
Half runner garden bean seed,
20c cup. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, Can-
on, R 2.



CORNISH
10 thoroughbred Dark Cornish.
hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old, and 1

rooster, Yr. old, same breed. $10. |



ge Alonzo Hartley, Tennille.

GAMES
5 Ky. Dom hens and 1 rooster,

| 1932 hatch, $10; Eggs, $1.50 per |

15; baby chicks, 15c ea. plus
postage. W. Henry Baxley, Jr.,
M. D., Hephzibah.

Few Red Cuban game stags,





dividual.



ATTENTION
Potato Plamt Growers

_On mailing potato plant ads in for pub-
lication in the Market Bulletin, be sure and
state under what name the plants were in-
spected by the office of State Entomologist.
Many growers have their plants inspected
in their firm or partnership name, while we

_advertise only over the Pan of the in-

MAX L. McRAE, Dicketr,

Bureau of Markets - |





Poultry For Sale

Poultry For Sale



$1.50 ea; Warhorse cock, $2; 2
Black-Red Cuban cocks, 2 yIs.
old, $2 ea. Warhorse ergs, $1
per setting. F. L. Grigg, Gaines-
ville.

Bee Martin Roundhad. cross,
2 yr. cock, $1.50; trio; Allens
Roundhead, $2.25; Pr. Ky. Doms
$2, FOB. Richard Panter, Mor-
ganton.

Pit games, nice, young, laying

pullets and cockerels, 75c and
$1 ea; -Eevs, 50c for. 15. BE. B.
Rainwater, Hephzibah.

Red Quill stags, for sale. Make
best. offer. Exc. some for Game
eggs to set. Do not want any
Roundheads. James Crumley,
Demorest.



GIANTS
2 J. B. Giant cocks, Yr. old, $1
each; 11 hens, now laying 80 per
cent, 80c each, All fihe, pure



bred stock. $10 FOB for entire
lot. Mrs. S. W. Cook, Alto, R 2.



HAMBURGS :
2 hens and cockerel, Silver
Spangled Hamburgs, Berry str.

$2.50. J. H. alone Dalton Mu. 4,}

Box 130.



LEGHORNS :

100 W. lL. hens, 150 pullets, 65c
ea. also joe Booth White Minor-
ca hens, 75 ea. FOB. All in good
cond. Mrs. Buena B. William-
son, Bremen.

40 pure bred, good laying Ww,
Il. hens and 2 cockerels, fat,
healthy, 50c ea. Money order.
Evlous Southern, Cartecay.

10 W. L. hens, good strain,
good individuals, $5 del. Exp.

prepaid. Eggs for hatching, 50c

setting, postpaid. Mrs. R. Stein-
heimer, Woolsey, R 1.

| pigeons,



NUMBER 12.
Poultry For Sale



175 W. L., Eng. str., free range,
22mos. old, all laying. Positively

no culls, 40c ea. at ey place. M. _

Wallace, Forsyth, R 1. ~ V4
17 extra nice, pure bred Buff
Leghorn hens and cock, $10. B.
L. Lynn, Waycross, R 4.
24 W. L. hens for sale or exc.

|for oats, wheat or peas. S. ee

Woodall, Woodland.

Pair pure Ferris Leghorns, 11
mos. old, $1.75 FOB, or exc. for
trio pure Chinchilla or N. Z.

Red rabbits, or 3 Silkie or Buff
Cochin hens. Write. Daisy Coech- Gye
|ran, Calhoun, R 4.



~MINORCAS
1 fine April 1932 hatch Booth
White Minorca cock, $2; Eggs
for hatching, 45c per 15; Has-
tings Shallu or Chicken corn,
5c lb. Troy Brittain, Newnan, R
6.



PIGEONS ae

25 pr. White Kings, $10 for
lot at pen. Clark Adamson, El-
lenwood.

4 pr. pure White Kings, pand-
ed, mated and working. Young
stock. $2 cash; few pr. mixad |
good workers, $2.50
cash. Exe. for baby chicks. B.
W. Warder, Conyers.

10 pr. mated Splashed pigeons, -
working, for sale or trade, cheap
R. E. Laughlin, 1085 Stewart
Ave., S. W., Atlanta.

10 pr. extra large White Kings
mated, banded and working, $1
per pr., $9 for lot. FOB. Char-
les Griffith, Athens, 858 Hill St.

3 pr. Giant,
and working White Kings, for
sale or exc. for pr. of working
Quail. Wm. Huckett, Macon, 4
Astor Place.

R. I. REDS

Fine, Donaldson Red cock,
March 1932 hatch, $1; Eggs, 50,
60 and 75c per 15. Crates ret.
Mrs. J. F. Trawick, Tennille.



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. Prevailing Wholesale Prices, March 20, 1933. Always Subject to Variation.

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MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Savannah Augusta Columbus Valdosta ee

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Zo PUN, sdOeoee So Sob os

; 44 NDS; 20O; 1D, 2225 ee
S, small colored and W. Leghorn --

coe not mixed, bas

ntry butter, best table, lb, --------

Corn, (80 lbs. to bu.) bu.
t pa rietors, per 100--Ibs.
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Grain and Hay For &
Grain and Hay oe See ee a 8
Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted

Baby Chicks For Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eges For Sale
Eggs Wanted

Live Stock For Sale
Live S*tock Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Plants For Sale

Plants Wanted |

aseed For Sale 2s 32-522 ese 5 46:
Seed Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
Tobacco For Sale
Tobacco Wanted

Ga. Products For Sale
Ga. Products Wanted

INDEX

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Donaldsons best dark S. C.
Red hens, January 1932 hatch,
$1 ea. Express paid on 10 hens
or more; eggs 50c for 15; $1 for
86, Del. Crate ret. Mrs. H. L. El-
liston, Rupert,

6 nice, laying, yellow feet
dark, pure bred yr. old Red hens
$5.50 for the 6. Exe. for 100 Red
baby chicks. Mrs. R. M. Smith,
Demorest.

5 large, choice, eae red Red
hens, $1 ea. del; Eggs, selected,
40c per 15 del. Mrs. W. R. Bar-
nes, Sale City.

6 R. I. Red pullets, 1 rooster,
pure Dunlap str., April hatch,
$4.50 for lot; 6 roosters, 75 ea.
All FOB Woodville. Mrs. Susie
oe Nash, Philomath.

- 30 pure Donaldson Red, Jan.
16th hatch pullets, scientifically
fed: well grown for age, 35c ea.
Same age and size cockerels, 35
-ea. No chks. Mrs. W. C. Rohn,
UBpartes.

12 Se.C. (Ro. Red: hens; 12
mos. old. Donaldson str. rich,
velvety Red, $1 ea. $10 for lot.
B. F. Hortman, Ochlochnee, R 1.
- 50 pure Donaldson Red hens,
all old enough to lay, $1- ea. 4
2 yr. old roosters, $1.50 ea. not
del. 80 lbs. geese feathers, 35
Tb. Del. Mrs. C. H. Capel, Mo-
Tena.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
_ GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE
3 M. B. turkeys, 15 lb. tom,
2 hens, 10 Ibs. ea. 1932 hatch.
20c Ib. or $6 for lot. Cash with
wder. Mrs. Elmer Partain, Dal-
as, R 1.

- 10 mixed ducks, 75c ea. 2 solid
White, 8 mix. colors. You pay
transportation chgs. Mrs. T. O.
Cook, Ball Ground, R 2.

Yr. old pure bred M. B. tom,
$3; 2 yr. old hen, laying, $2.50,
FOB; Pr. pure Sebright ban-
tams, hen, 2 yrs. old, rooster, 1
yr. $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. B. F. Mor-
rison, Gainesville, R 8.

2 Little Eng. ducks and. 1
drake, 75c ea. Eggs, 60c per 15;
also2 R. C. W. Wyandotte cock-
-erels, Regal Dorcas str. $1 ea.
Mrs. B. M. Thomas, Hoboken,
a Large Bronze mixed turkeys,
fine Bronze



- Yr. old Bourbon Red tom, of
good color and excellent laying

stock. $4 FOB. Exc. for Cokers
No. 5 or Half and Half cotton
seed. Mrs. J. F. Solomon, Jef-
_ fersonville.

Black Bronze turkey poults,
day old, 25c ea. 2 wks. old, 35c
ea. Prompt shipment. Money or-
der. H. M. Garrison, Milan.

2 Indian Runner drakes, $1
ea. Little white mush peas for
seed, 5c lb. Hot pepper seed, 10c
this. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley.

QUAIL FOR SALE

P83. pr. nice, --youne quail, $5
FOB for lot. Mrs. J. I. Abbott,
Alma.





Cee WYANDOTTES
Thoroughbred 5S. L. Wyan-
e dotte roosters, $1; young hens,
"5c each, or 10 for $7. Clarence
_ Brown, Helena,

50 pullets, 8 wks. old, and 1
_cockerel, wt. from 1 1-2 to 2
Ibs. Tarbox str. 50c ea, Mrs.
Hugh Bowling, Franklin Springs.
Healthy, pure S. L. Wyan-,
dottes; 11 hens, laying, and 1
blocdtested, unrelated cock, Av.
wt. 6 lbs. 18 mos. old, $10 FOB,
for Pen; Buff Leghorns: 9 hens
and cock, $5, FOB. J. H, Brooks,
- Winder, R 4.

- 2 pure bred White Wyandotte
roosters, from prize stock, Blue
- Ribbon str. $2 for 2 FOB; 6
mixed hens, all laying, 75c ea.
eal Mrs. Mattie McPherson,

andottes, 6 mos. old roosters, $1.
ea. Mrs. Ay J. Goggins, Berner,



| closely culled flocks:

4 pure Martin str. White Wy-
100 W. L. chicks. Would exc. for

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Poultry Wanted

BANTAMS

Want to hear from party hav-
ing the Golden Sebright or
White Leghorn bantams. State
price. W. B. Dodson, Fairburn,
R 4.

Want 10 B. L. bantam hens
and 1 rooster. Will pay 25c ea. or
exc. 5 Buff Orp. hens for them.
H. C. Shaw, Austell, R 1.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Want 4 Parks str. Barred R.
Yr. old roosters. State lowest
price. S. L. Venable, Stonewall.

: LEGHORNS

Exe. P. R. potato plants for
B. L. pullets or B. L. chicks.
Write. Ike Toe) Surrency.
R 2.

Want Shoe Leghorns. Will
exc. equal value. Write for full
information, stating what you
have. Mrs. J. A. Childre, Mar-
shallville.

Want-2 range raised S. C. W.
L. cocks. Must be good. stock,
preferably of Roselawn or Fer-
ris str. Birds must be perfect.
Will pay good price. E. S. Mc-
Connel, Athens, Box 438.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Swap 2 acre planting of Gro-
homa seed for last yr. hatch
turkey or turkey hen; 4 acre
planting for 2. I pay express.
J. A. Boatright, Thomson, Box







| 844.

Want pure bred M. B. tur-
keys: 2 hens, 12 or 13 Ibs. wt.
and a gobbler not over 15 Ibs.
Will pay 15c lb. cash, at once,
for good turkeys, healthy, etc.
ae Ola Yarbrough, Calhoun,

Want to buy ducklings or eggs.
State kind and pelos BucG.
Morgan, Rossville, R 1.

Baby Chicks For Sale

45 heavy mixed, 3 wks. old
chicks, 12 1-2c ea. for lot. Mon-
ey order preferred. Gladys Har-
rell, Hawkinsville, R 2, Box 25.

White Leghorns only since
1900. As good chicks as can be
found at a very moderate price.
Trapnested and Pedigreed. B. L.
Pike, Augusta, R 1.

Highpowered baby chicks from
Reds, B.
Rocks, Everlay Brown and Tan-
cred W. Leghorns, $6 C. Heavy
mix, Light Mix. $5 per C. Del.
D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Healthy, vigorous, pure bred
Barred Rocks, White Rocks,
Eng. Leghorns, $5.95 C; heavy
assorted, $5.45 C. Lots less 100,
add 1 per chick. Prepaid, Live





del. A. H. Fechtel, Waycross.

My Ferris Best egg strain W.
L. chicks from stock direct from
Ferris. from 259 to 300 eggs,
trapnested hens. $6 C. del. 100
percent live del. guar. Hatch ev-
ery Tuesday or Wednesday. F.
B. Flanders, Rockledge.

150 heavy mixed 6 wks. old
chicks, 20c ea. Money order pre-
ferred. Mrs. J. . Berryhill,
Cochran, R 5.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 300 ea. R. I. Reds and
Barred Rocks to raise on halves
to 8 wks. old. I pay express 1
way. H. D. Blair, Marietta, R 4.

Exe. 2 hams, wt. 18 lbs. ea.
for pure bred baby chicks. Mrs.
Birtice Garner, Alvaton.

Want about 12 chicks around
4 wks old, mixed or a heavy
stock, at reasonable price. Mrs.
W. B. Wilson, College Park, 607
E. Cambridge Ave.

Want 100 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 6 or 8 wks. old.
Barred Rocks preferred. Write
what you have and make hest
offer. Mrs. Raymond D. Shack-
leford, Rockmart, R 4, Clo T. P.
Drew.

Exe. 16 W. L. yr. old hens for





Mrs. W. T. Mayo, Lyons.







_ BE. Cream Sugar Crowder



Baby Chicks Wanted

Exc. nice Chinchilla doe, rea-
dy for use, for 30 baby chicks:
Barred Rocks or R. I. Reds. Mrs.
J. H. Rogers, Manassas.

Exc. yellow Cream sugar crow-
der peas (good, sound seed) for
baby. chicks, sugar cane seed,
cotton seed, or what have you?
Mrs. Anna Wilson, Abbeville.

Want 100 W. L. baby chicks,
also 50 B. Rocks or Buff. Orp.
Will exc. Kudzu plants, 1 to 10
yrs. old, at $3.25 per M. post-
paid, or $2.75 collect. Write. R.
E, Keith, Gainesville, R 1.

Want 50 Ancona baby chicks
by April 10th, and 50 Barred
Rocks. Give best price on each,
or. both. R. L. Fouts, Jasper, R
2:
Want 50 pure bred Dark Cor-
nish biddies, March hatch,
cheap for cash. Mrs. Lizzie Bul-
lard, Cobbville, Rolo. s

Want 75 or 100 baby chicks to
raise. on halves to 8 wks. old.
Any heavy pure breed. Mrs. Geo.
C. Gable, Hiram, R 1.

Exec. 1 AAA Grade Rusk Min-
orca cockerel for 25 baby chicks,
any breed. Fine to mate with R.
I. Reds. Price, $1.50. C. M. Tant,
Atlanta, 569 Middle St. SW.



Eggs For Sale .



Turken (Spencer Wonder
Bird) eggs, $125 per 15, del.
Carton ret. J, F. Greer, Monti-
cello.

Thoroughbred, Grand Cham-
pion bred to large Byers str.
Buff Orp. hatching eggs, 65c per
15, prepaid. Mrs. O. L. Lindsay;
Dublin, R 3.

Pure bred White Cornish eggs,
$1 per 15; $1.50, 30; $3.25 per C.
Del. in ist and 2nd zone. Mrs.
H. W. Law, Chula.

AAA W. L. eggs, stock direct
Booth, carrying direct blood
lines of contest champions with
records up to 342. eggs per yr.
"5c per 18. Carton ret. Dick
Scott, Adairsville, R 3. -

Imperial White Pekin duck
eggs, 50c doz. Pure bred Anco-
nas, Sheppard str. eggs, 50c per
15; Mrs. Bonnie Barnes, Ellijay,
Ress

Pure bred Ancona eggs from
non-related stock, $2.25 , or 50c
per 15. All del. Mrs. Perry Fitz-
gerald, Forestglen.

Turkey eggs from mated pens,
M. B. and Gray, mixed, $1.50 per
12 del. Booking orders now for
April del. Mrs. Alvin Powell,
Cuthbert, R 5.

Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs,
50c per 15, FOB, 35 per 15 at
my home. Mrs. S. R. Fitzsim-
mons, Tifton, R 3, Box 35.

Booths Eng. W. L. (oa 50
per setting, postpaid. L. S. Sew-
ell, Newnan.

Pure Gray Tormentoes, Shel-
ton Roundhead, Knob Comb
Blues Game eggs, fresh $2 per
15: No chks. Prompt filling of
orders..G. W. Logan, Ellijay, R
Qf

Pure Langshan eggs, 50c per
15 del. Exc. for beans, peas, to-
mato, cabbage, sweet potato
plants, and 2 settings for 20 lbs.
chewing tobacco. Write first.
Mrs. Harold Ohst, Chickamauga.

Hatching eggs from 2 yr. old,
large, pure bred Partridge Rocks
75c per 15 at home. Mrs. P. C.
Bottle, Atlanta, 932 Crew St. S.
W.

Spencer Wonder eggs, $1 or
$1.25 per setting of 15; Parks B.
R. eggs, 50c or 75c per 15. Mrs.
W. R. Gresham, Putnam.

Dark Cornish well selected
eges from prize winning flock,
large handsome birds. $1 per 16,
del. Lawrence Wynn, Milledge-
ville, P. O. Box 226.

Selected White L. eggs from
Ferris 300 and over egg record
pen, high fertility, 75c per 15,
$2.25 C. del. Mrs. Belle Joiner,

packed and raise: from my|
flock of pure Red hens and pul-
lets, 75c del. Flock headed by
fine rooster, direct Mahood. All
bloodtested. H. E. Thornton, M.
D., Dewyrose, R #

Bees from pure ene and
Dunlap str., cross, 7c per 15,
not prepaid. Crate ret. Mrs. J.
R. May, Oconee, R 1.

Pure bred Mammoth White
Pekin duck eggs, from 10 Ib.
stock, 85c doz. del. Safe del. Sid-
ney Clotfelter, Marietta, R 5.

Mix. breed turkey eggs, from

unrelated stock, $1.50 doz. del.
Kelly Kirkpatrick, Grayson.

B. B. M. B. turkey eggs, $3
doz. March del. Hens wt. 15-20
lbs.; father of tom wt. 50 lbs.
Ellis str. Will Hart, Alto.

Large White Pekin duck eggs,
50c per 13. Exc. for Cornish eggs.
Mrs. W. H. Lee, Clermont, R 1.

W. L. eggs, 50c per 15, post-
paid. W. I. Shivers, Cuthbert.

Pure bred B. R. eggs, 60c per
15, or exc. 15 for 100 white feed
sacks, 100 lb. cap. free . from
holes. Roxie Robinson, Bowdon,
R 4.

Pure Holterman Aristocrat B.
R. eggs, $1 per setting, or exc.
for potato plants del. May Ist.

1G. C. Edmondson, Temple, R 2.

Regal Dorcas, R. C. Wyan-
dotte eggs, 15 for 40c. Buyer
furnish cartons and pay post-
age. Cash or money order. No
stamps nor chks. Lula Lowman,
Roy.

Pure Samos Eng. str. W. Leg-
horn eggs of 260-298 line from
av. 5 Jb. hens, 65c per 15, $1.20
per 30 del. Write. Mrs. Nellie
Grubbs, Demorest.

Aristocrate B. R. eggs for
hatching, 60c per setting, 2 set.
for $1. Postpaid. Carton to be
ret. Robin Jenkins, Dahlonega.

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp.,
eggs, fresh every week, 75c per
15; $1.40 for 30, insured and pre-
paid. No chks. Mrs. L. H. Smith,
Milan, R. 3.

Pure bred Ringlet B. R. eggs;
little Brown Speckled bantam
day old eggs, 50c per 15, $3 C.
Now until May lst. Stamps for
information. M. E. Adams, Ma-
rietta, R 3.

Thoroughbred Buff Orp. hat-
ching eggs, 75c per 15, postpaid.
T.: E. Green, Copperhill, Tenn.,
Resident of Fannin county, Ga.

Big Blue-Gray Toulouse goose
eggs, 25 ea: $2.75 doz; Mam-
moth Pekin duck eggs, 75c doz.
Red Hot pepper, 35c lb. C. W.
Page, Norcross.

Prize winning Golden Sebright
bantam eggs, 60c doz. postpaid.
Well packed, but not guaranteed
against breakage. John Quat-
tlebaum, Fort Gaines.

White Pekin duck eggs, 50c
doz. Mrs. R. E. Staham, Cobb,
Ga., Sumter County.

Genuine Mammoth Bronze
turkey eggs, 40c ea. Ped. W. L.
cockerels, $1 ea. Exc. for corn
and Peavine hay, also have
White Rocks. Mrs. J. H. Free,
Preston, RFD.

M. B. turkey eggs, pure stock
(came from West Texas), 10c
ea. FOB; also 2 -yre, old tom,
$3.50. No chks. R. H. Stephen-
son, LaFayette.

M. B. eggs, slightly mixed
with Bourbon Red. $1.75 doz.
postpaid. Cash with order. Mar.
and April del. Mrs. Millard
Skinner, Bowdon, R 3.

Pure Dark B. Leghorn eggs
for hatching, 50c per 15, FOB;
College No. 1 and Ruckers cot-
ton seed, old fashioned Bunch
Yams, and cream sugar crowder
peas. A. R. Cousins, Greenville.

Pure bred Giant str. Light
Brahma eggs, 75c per 15. Mrs.
W. T. Paul, Lexington, R 3.

Selected hatching eggs from
heavy laying Tancred Leghorns,
35c per 15; $2 C. Other party
pay postage. L. W. Taylor, Alma,

Soperton, R 2. TR4

M. B. turkey eggs, $3 doz. Bird

Bros. str. Mrs. Arthur Owen,
Barnesville,
15 ~ eggs, selecte




carefully



Selected, pure B. R. eggs, for
ing, 25 per 15, and larger
ities, at my door. Mrs. B.




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-* 15 pure pit game

Lee, Red Oak.



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$2 doz. Cash with order
Fletch Henson, Mize, R 1.
Mallard duck eggs, $1
Mrs. C. A. Burge, Maco
Lakeside, R 4.
Pure M. B. turkey egg

healthy,
R. L. Arnall, Senoia.

Roselawn AA, 2 yr ol
ducing eggs a-plenty, -
tility; carefully selected
"5c per. 15, $2 C. Chicks,
Simon Peterson, Douglas

Guar. true to name Do
Red eggs, 35c doz. in 2 to
lots, or exc. for syrup and |

values. Mrs. Mary On
Cordele, R B.
Schmidt _ str. Buff

eges, $1 per ,5, postpaid.
to be returned. Theron P
Alpharetta, R 2.

W:

eggs, fresh and fertile, $
Al Irvin, Maysville, R 4.

Giant Bronze turkey eggs
poults from vacinated sto
so a few pullets for sale.

S.C; BR, i. Red eves from
Donaldson str. hens clos
ed, mated to cockerels
male from Donaldsons Stax
75c, per 15 del. Ga. T. TF
per, Copperhill, Tenn. R
of Ga.

Bantam hatching eggs
fine selection of mixed bir
for $1. Booking orders Ri
pheasant eggs, $2.50 per 1
Mitchell; Atlanta, 709 C
Ave., N. E. phone Hem. 60!

Turkey ee ready for sa
doz. Mrs. R. F. Henson, Mi
1. :

Large, full blood Tancre :
L. eggs for setting, 50c pe

BE. Hattaway, East Po
Wadley Ave. (phGns: :
2993.

Pure Thompson att. B.
pure Thompson: Ringlet ;s
per 15, postpaid; larg
crowder peas, 4c lb. Muskr
seed, 10c thls. Mrs. J. A.
son, Martin. oe

Parks str. Reg. Per, 539-
hatching eggs, $1 per st
del. Mrs. Walter Dodso:
houn, R 2.

Black Langshan eggs, 60
set. or exc. for some white
sacks. Mrs. Roy Gaylor, Ly
Bids

R. I. Red eggs, 40 per se
del. Also want 100-200 B
chicks to raise on halves
wks. old. Party pay. post
ice Simmons, Buena Vist

J. B. Giant eggs, 60c
30 for $1 prepaid; White
$1 per 15; also Half.
beans, 3 lbs. 50c; artichoke
lb. Mrs. J. E. Passe, Madiso:

Eggs Wante





Cash market price offered
No. 1 White and ee
case lots of 1 or more. W
Pendleton, Valdosta, Rear.
& Florida Railroad.

Live Stock For

CATTLE FOR SALE
Good, pure bred Jersey 0
mos. old, 400 Ibs. Can be
Sell or exc. for anything 0
value. Clyde Seawright, Hart
4 wks. old Guernsey mal
markings. Sire reg., Dam.
bred and now giving 4 1-
milk, 2 1-4 lbs. butter dail
cash. Mrs. C. G. Hankey, H
13 mos. old, reg. Je
Successor Lynnewood 8
348538. R. C. Willams, Do
ville.
1 reg. Polled Shorthoma:
mos. old, for sale. S.
Damascus.
1 male calf, 31- 32.
reg. sire, 5 3-4 mos,
farm. Mrs. Lucy Tyso!
5 fresh, Grade
cheap. E. J. Chap









red Hereford pull, wt.
100 lbs. value $65, or exc.
ee cattle.

ure bred. Jersey bulls for
x exc. for corn, peas, or O-
coool Ww. Cordell,

fine milch cow, in fresh,
reasonable: Also a 4 yr. old
well broke. John M. Sho-
Villanow. &
ine* Jersey heifers, $7, $10
12; Black P. C. sow with
itter of pigs, 3 females and
S, 2 wks. old, $12 or exch.
Fannie Taylor, Rochelle.
g. Jersey bull calf. Dam 542
at, first calf; Grand-dam
bs.; Sire, imported Son of
er Nedal bull. C. L. Batche-
Columbus, R 1.
oung Hereford cows, bred,
exc. for milch cows. 25 head
and ae for sale,
up. W. P. Elder, Culloden.
extra ce Jersey bull, 2 yrs.
$15; one 5 mos. $6, or exc.
veg. heifer. Docia Harris,



_ HOGS FOR SALE
uroc-Jersey pigs, 5 mos. old,
80-90 lbs., cholera immuned,
in buyer's name, $6.50 ea. 2
ero 7, M, Kennedy, Collins.
2 Reqd Jersey and S. P. C. mix-

pigs, 9 wks. od, Av. wt. 40 lbs.

stor lot at barn. L. K. Under-
od, Avera, R 1.
eg. big type Black Essex pigs,

ity cond., well weaned, $3.50

ither sex, with pedigree: 11
0. 1, 90-day velvets, 95 per
ger., 0c bu. B. F. Murphy,
dersville.
ure 8. P. C. pigs, 6 wks. old,
5 ; White and colored run-
utter beans, 15 Ib. Rice
3rown-eye peas, 10 lb. C. D.
amson, Plains.
ks. old pigs, good stock,
thrifty, crated light, $1.45
Edd Harper, Osierfield.
. Guinea, African strain
ure bred, wt. 35 to 250 lbs.
to $15 ea. Stamp for a re-
i. B. Toler, Glenwood, R 2
93
iC: shoats 40 to 50 Ibs.
fed, $2.50 ea. FOB. Want 3
ufas, at $1.50 bu; 200 Ibs.
h peanuts, 30c, bu. Brab
50c bu. W. B. Cadle, Mt.

3 Bone P. C. pigs, 8 wks. old,
FOB; also nice Jersey bull,

um Clarke, Rhine, R 1.
nice shoats, and 1 S. P. C.
ing sow with 7 pigs, 1 week
$15 cash for lot; thorough-

uroc sow with pigs, $15.00

Eugene es Agricola

ine brood sow, Jersey. and
, eross 150-200 lb. 8 fine
iso cane for sale. Can be
m farm. Exc. for produce.

ite. T. F. Hicks, Ellenton.
jampshire hogs, males, wt.
ut 100 lbs. ea. $5 without pa-
$7.50 with; also bred gilts
0 without papers, $10 with. At
ace. J. E. Harvey, Thom-

3

sow, 250 lbs. with 10 pigs,
itter, life treated. Sell or
for cow and calf, not less
in 2 ce ist or 2nd calf. S. B,

ven, R 1.
male and female, pure pred
_bone ee black, apo

ee C. pigs, not reg., cheap;
fic seed, high grade beans,
5c bu. or exc. for mule or
5 Te Durham,

Cece; Stebbins,

P All eee ee



Little bone Black Guinea bred
sow, $15; 9 wks. old pigs, $10 pr.
gilts of preferred. Want Soy
beans and peas for Hay, cheap
oe cash. I, G. Thompson, Sum-
mi

Pigs of all sizes, also 5 brood
sows, at bargain; lot of pop corn,
2 1-2c. lb. at my farm, Exc. 6-8
wks. pigs for a Native goat, at
my farm. Dr, J. A. Brown, Shady
Dale.



HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE |

8 yr. old, 1100 lb. mule, yoke
young, broke oxen, Exc. for pr.
small, young mules; Cream and
lemon col. Jersey milch cows,
$30 ea. A. D. Giles, Douglasville,
R72.

Black mare mule, 800 lbs. work
anywhere, good eyes and legs,

$30 cash for quick sale. Come to

Kisser Place. P. E. Parker, Stone-
wall, R 1.

1 donkey, 4 ft. tall, work any-
where, good saddler and plow. L.
S. Rogers, Ringgold.

Pair of small farm mules for
sale. W. H. Hurst, Luthersville.

Black horse mule, 12 or 13 yrs.
old, wt. 900 lbs. $45 cash; 15 yr.
old Red mare, wt. 800 Ibs. Good,
pert worker, $35. Both in good
working order. T. W. Williford,
Stephens. (



RABBITS FOR SALE

6 N. Z. Reds, 5 mos, old; N. Z.
doe and buck, 14 mos. old, and 1
Black Giant doe, 12 mos. old. All
for $8. Exc. for chickens. F. H.
Parr, Athens, 715 Jackson St.

5 pr. N. Z. Whites, 2 mos. old;
2 pr. N. Z. Red and Chinchilla,
cross, 3 mos. old, $1.25 ea. $8 for
lot. Allen Stalvey, Dupont.

7 pure blood Chinchillas, 8
wks. old, 50c ea. or exe. for pea-
nuts or tobacco, or any other
value can use. Edwin Roe, Bow-
ersville, Box 113.

11 White Flemish Giants, 8%
to 9% Ibs., 11 mos. old; 15 friers,
3 mos. old, 34% and 4% lbs. All for
$14.25. Mrs. O. 3B. Lambert,
Grantville.

4 Chinchillas, 6 mos. old, for
sale cheap. Write. Lilla Ledbet-
ter, Marietta, R 3.

14 N. Z. White rabbits, 4 - 8
wks. old, 75c pr. $5 for lot. Also
White King pigeons, squabs.
Write for prices of same. Julius
Bishop, Athens, 197 Normal Ave.



SHEEP & GOATS FOR SALE

2 Grade Saanen does, good
cond., bred to Nubian buck; fine
Nubian buck, exc. for fresh in
heavy milking doe, or for 1932
hatch W. L. Laying hens. Edwin
Simpson, Atlanta, 695 Paynes
Ave. N.W. : '

3 fresh in milk goats, Toggen-
burg and Nubian, 2 to 3 goats,
first kidding. $15 and $20) C. J.
Burton, College Park, R 2, Tan-
ner Road.

Does: half Nubian and half
Saanan, 2nd kidding, fresh in,
2% qts. $15; half Nubian, half
Toggenburg, fresh in, 3 qt. 3rd
kidding, $15. V. E. Brantley, At-
lanta, Box 192, Phone 6934.

From 10 to 100 lambs and ewes
for sale, $2 per head, at the barn.
A. L. Thomas, Cobbville.

Pure Nubian buck, large, sure
.| breeder, $15 or exc. for good bal-
ed hay, etc. Write first. F. E,
Grubbs, Demorest. =

2% yr. old spotted female Ridge
goat and 2 White (male and fe-
male) 2 mos. old, for $5 at barn.
Write for further information.
Clarence Murphy, Felton.

45 nervous goats; dont jump
or climb. $45 for the herd at my
barn; Imp. Weaver-Watson wat-
ermelon seed, 50c lb. FOB. J. W.
Good, Moultrie.

200 Spring lambs, $2.50 ea.; 25
; | corn-fed, fat hogs, 3c lb.; Hams,
12c; sides and shoulders, 8c Ib.
S. Andes

| goats.



CATTLE WANTED

Want good, young fresh cow.
Give full information in first
letter. H. M. Garrison, Milan. ~

Want to buy a Holstein bull
yearling not over 3 yrs. old. Will
pay cash if price is reasonable.
H. A. Lee, Pitts, R, 1.

Exc. good value for 1 to three
milch cows, giving 3% to 4 gal.
Jerseys preferred. Write. Mrs. E.

R. Culpepper, College Park, R 2.)

Want 10 or 2t yellow Jersey
heifers, not under 6 mos. old.
Best stock, to raise on halves to
2 yrs. old. Write me. Tom EI-
liott, Robertstown.

Want fresh in cow, 3% or 4 gal.
per day. State age, and what calf.
Must be reasonable. Mrs. C. W.
Hester, Atlanta, 969 Rawlins St.,
S:-5,

Exc. a $25 value, also about a
M stalks of Cayana cane for
gal. milch' cow. Write for further
information. C. A. Arnold, Tif-
ton, R 2.

Want fresh in, with 2nd or 3rd
calf, Jersey milch cow. Will exc.

good value. E. N. Head, Law-|

renceville, R 3, Box 58.

Want 1 - 4 good milch cows,
that will milk all summer, or
soon to freshen, for their feed
and to raise calves on halves.
Within 13 miles Scott or Lovett.
Wm. F. Lampp, Seott, R 1.

Want young ox, about 800 Ibs.
wt. Must be well broken and gen-
tle and cheap for cash, del. G.
W. Freeman, Ball Ground, R 1.
Want thoroughbred heifer
calves, or R. I. Red chickens, Will

exc. good value. W. H. Bradshaw,
Decatur, R 3.



HOGS WANTED

Trade 4 Australorp pullets and
cockerel for 250 Ib. sow to far-
row in April or May. Also other
value for pigs. Dave Milford. Co-
lumbus.

Exc. Portorican potato plants
for S. P. C. sow pig, with papers.
J. T. Holland, Lenox.

Want pr. good pigs, or shoats.
Trade Game hens or pay cash.
Wyatt Hudgins, Flowery Branch.

Exc. 4 fine White Rock pull-
ets, now laying for a thrifty
shoat (one that does not eat
chickens). Ea. one to pay Exp.
chgs. Mrs. W. L. Spearman, Vil-

jla Rica, R 1.



HORSES AND MULES
WANTED

Want a good, sound, gentle
mule, not over 6 yrs. old. Trade
for same or cash; also want lint
cotton and new goose feathers.
A. B. Wood, Griffin.

Want to buy mule or horse to
plow. Exc. value or buy straight
out if reasonable. Ottis Moody,
Coffee, R 1.

Want a plug mule or horse for
its feed, or will buy
enough. J. A. Shumake, Hortense.

Want to rent, buy, or trade for
a good plug mule, 750 to 800 ibs.
7 yr. old, with good all around
qualities. At once. H. J. Hill, Da-
cula,.

Want a mule or horse for cash.
State wt., good qualities, and
price. D. C. Griffin, Mitchell.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want to hear*from party hav-
ing good milk goat for sale. Must
be bargain. Also want pr. of kid
L. S. Bruce, Martin, R 2.





Positions Wanted



Young man. desires job on
farm, close to Atlanta. No bad
habits. Accept any reasonable
offer. Write or come see after
4:00 P. M. George Harper, At-
lanta. 357 Oakland Ave.

Want job on farm for home
in return for service. Am exp.
in farming. Reliable. Need
work at once. H. W. Wilson
Atlanta. 14 Warren Place, in
care Wesley Dormitory.

Settled man of good habits
wants home on farm, elderly

, {couple preferred. Can make
himself useful aroun place.

if cheap.

Ref. *SHOHE gasieaon 6417 Ww.

P. Bagwell, Atlanta. 288 Wash-
ington St. S. W.

Want big 2 horse ros: on
halves on good land. 8 in fam-

ily, all large enough to work

and dont mind work. Can
move and furnish self. Like to

move now. Walter Ellis, At-

lanta. 1047 Dunning St.

Uuincumbered woman will
assist with light farm duties
in exc. for home and moderate
salary. Miss Catherine L. Wood
Atlanta, Gen. Del.

Young man of good health

and habits with exp. in farm
management, etc. desires job.
Orion J. Peevy, Fayetteville.

2 good blacksmiths want job.
Can do anything in black-
smith shop. Life time exp.
Want place where can work to-
gether, on farm or small town.
E. R: Jordan, Atlanta. 345
Cooper St. .

Single, 25 yrs. old, good
worker, want job on farm for
$7.00 per. mo. and what can
make on eight acres of land.
James Ervin, Dahlonega.

Want two horse farm near
Atlanta. Married, 1 child. Want
everything furnished. Bernard
Robertson, 194 Ivy St. NE, At-
lanta. phone Jackson 8420.

Want 1 horse farm close to
Atlanta or Macon. Gan move
and furnish self. Merried, 2
small children. Exp. H. - T.
Flournoy, Atlanta. 689 Cooper
St. Sw.

16 yr. old girl wants a place

1in nice home on farm assisting

with light farm work. An or-
phan and need work. Miss Jul-

ia Pomeroy, Guyton. R 1.
Want job on farm for wages,

or anyway to make an honest

living. Farm raised. 24 yrs. old. !

Can do any kind of farm work
and a hard worker. Wm. E.
Dean, Atlanta. 932 Forbes Ave.

Want job on dairy, truck or
poultry farm. Widow with 2
boys, all exp. in farming,etc.
Work by day, week, month. At
once. Mrs. Nellie Cochran, Col-
lege Park, R 2, in care E. W.
Petty.

Want job fixing, repairing,
or blastng wells and other rock
work. 25 yrs exp. Can go

|through any kind of rock. Re-

asonable. A. L. Yates, Atlanta.
R 1, Box 1113.

A good colored man wants a
good 1 horse farm on halves.
Stout and able to work. Wife
and 2 small children. 12 A in
cotton and feed stuff. Man able
to runme. Clifton Bordie, At-
lanta. R 1, Box 1113.

Farm Help Wanted

Want nice white woman, 35





to 50 yrs. old for home to as-

sist with light farm work.
Write or come see at once. S.
V. Connor, Roswell.

Want good, strong, healthy
white man who knows farming
without bad habits. Small sal-
ary and board and laundry.
Come or write at once. M.
Morris, Powder Springs.

Want boy to help on farm.
Will give board and laundry

jand $1.00 week. 18 to 25 yrs.

old. Must be willing -worker.
Ovie Crow, Gainesville R 2.

Want good farmer for 1 or 2
horse farm, 25 mi. east of At-
lanta. Must be able to furnish
own stock and self. P.. c Up-
shaw, Rosebud. Gwinnett Co.

Want good, honest man or
boy, good worker, sober, etc. to
live with family of 3: Give 1-2
acre of tobacco and board and
laundry. 3 mi. SE Cecil. E. J.
Godwin, Hahira. R 1.

Want middleaged, nice re-
spectable woman to live as one
of family (1 in family) and
assist with garden, poultry and



other light farm work, Mrs L

D. Carpenter, Cleveland.

Want good man for 2 horse
crop at once, good land
house (4 rooms), good p
ture, close to town, 2 miles
school. Must be able to fur-
nish self and stock. H. C. Led-
ford, Jefferson R 3. j

Want girl or woman from
18 to 35 yrs. to help with light.
farm work, milking, etc. Will
give board and reasonable sal-
ary. Write or see: J. S. Wal-
lace, Buford. R 2, i

Want woman of good cha-
racter without children, to live -
with family of 2, to help with
light farm work. James da f
Cornelia. R 1.

Want some good working.
mule tenants on halves. Do no
write but come at once and see
me. R. C. Roberts, Jefferson.

Want 1 single white man to
work on farm, Must be honest,
sober, healthy and good work-
er. Good wages to right party.
See o rwrite me at once. Theo
Banks, Summit.

Several small places on the
various customary terms to
good farmers. Land, buildings,
wood, water, fools, farming :
equipment for 1 or 2 mules. All
in Fulton County, near Atlan
ta. J. Roller, Union City. a

Want good man for a 125 A
farm in Gwinnett county. One
bale of cotton, A Moore, 4
Thonia., Rig:

Want clean, nice, sober we
that will live as one of family
and raise garden truck, flowers
and other light farm work.
Mrs. J. B. McDuffie, Abbeville. -
eye

Want boy, 15 to 20 yrs. of
age to assist with farming.
Give board, laundry cotton
eae and some spending mon-

Need at once. G. W. All
ood. Carrolton.

Want to hear from party in :
terested in growing watermel
ons for market and seed, for
1933, on 50-50 basis. I have
200 acres good land, been idl
5 to 7 yrs. W. W. Clanton
Ellabell.

Want at once a man or boy
to help me on farm; live as
one of family, board and wash-
ing and little spending mon-
ey. Live 30 miles Atlanta.
George Cogburn, Alpharetta
R 2. \ :
Al horse farm to let to some
worthy family have during 19-
33 FREE. Want a young man
(with wife) for a partner on
farms for 5-10 yrs. Swap good
value for cows and hogs. I. W.
Adams, Tifton.

Want refined, healthy,
white woman, 18 to 35 yrs. of
age, unincumbered to live a
one of family (of two adults).
and assist with poultry, cow,
garden, etc. Board and small
salary. Mrs. Chas. Buchwald,
Stone Mtn., R 1. ;

Want at once a man. with
mule to tend a 1 horse farm or
may hire suirable married man
for wages. G. F. Sutton, Lyons.

Want nice, healthy woman,

L.|25 to 45 yrs. old to milk cow

and help with light farm work.
Live as one of family of 2.
Board and clothes or small
wage. Will send after within
25 miles. Mrs. Jesse James
Collins,

Want exp. truck grower to.
farm 70 acres an Chattahooche
River, in truck and _ cottol
Share, 3rd and 4ths. Farm 22.
miles west of Atlanta. See S.
S. Storer, Douglasville. R 6.

Want good farm hand at
once, or man with wife, -with-
out children. Must know how
to handle crop. Pay small sal-
ary and board. James Walter
Jackson, Fayetteville. R2.

Want crop on 50-50 basis, or

job on farm for wages. 1 or 2
mule farm. L. s King. Rome



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- Georgia
Market Bulletin



Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
At 101 Anderson Street,
: Marietta, Ga.

Department Of
Agriculture

Executive Offices:
State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga.

G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner
MAX L. McRAE,
Director, Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, MAR. 23, 1933.

Application made for entry
as second class matter at the
post office at Marietta, Geor-
gia, under the act of June 8,
1930. Accepted for mailing at
special rate of postage pro-
vided for in Section 1103, Act
of October 8, 1917.

Notices of farm produce and
appurtenances admissible un-
der postage regulations, in-
serted one time on each re-
quest and repeated only when
request is accompanied by
-new copy of notice.



Second-hand farm machinery,
flowers and seed, incubator
and ornamental nursery stock
notices are published - in
Monthly Supplement which
appears on the first Thurs-
day of each month.

Farm land for sale editions
are published at intervals dur-
ing the year. Advance no-
tices of these editions appeat
from time to time advising
advertisers when to mail us
these types of notice.

Limited space will not permit
insertions of notices contain-
ing more than 30 words, in-
cluding name and _ address.
We reserve the right to cut
down notices of more than
30 words, providing that this
reduction does not destroy the
meaning of the notice. When
notices cannot be cut down
they will be returned to the
writer for correction.





Limited space will not permit
insertion of unimportant no-
tices. Under legislative act
the Market Bulletin does not
assume any responsibility for
any notice appearing in the
Balletin or transaction result-
jg therefrom.





Special Notice



REPLYING TO NUMEROUS
INQUIRIES:

In order to comply with our
ruling regarding the advertising
of (and packing and shipping
of) plants in the Market Bulle-
tin, we cannot allow the pur-
chase of, or borrowing of plants
to be resold under your name, as
this would be direct violation of

our ruling and would make your:

plant affidavit worthless.
Farm Help Wanted

Want 5 or 10 acres near At-
lanta or Decatur on shares or





standing rent. Mrs. Della Mor-

ris, Greshamville. in care Gen.
Del.

Want job on farm, wages or
share of crop. Wife and self.
Understand all kinds of farm-
ing. References. Jacob Sheffer,
Atlanta., Gen. Del,

Want 1 horse crop on shares
or wages. Have to be furnished.

Think can move self. 3 in fam-

ily to work. Good ref. D.C.

Lively, Atlanta. 646 Wells St.
Want . _ Job on farm. Single,

white, sober and honest. Can
- do any knd of farm work.







i Wied

Must have $8.00 mo., laundry,
board and room. Come gee me.
Dock Gibbs, Fitzgerald. R 4.

Hard worker, 39 yrs. old,
wants job on farm for home
washing and small salary. Exp.
Ready to start. No bad habits.
O. B. Earle, Atlanta. 166 Lo-
cust St. N, E..

Want job on poultry farm.
40 yrs. old, single, 20 yrs. exp.,
trapnesting, line breeding, in-
cubating and brooding. Clif-
ford Renouf, Lithonia.

17 yr. old boy, farm raised
white boy, honest, no bad ha-
bits, willing worker, wants job
on farm for room, board and
washing and reasonable sal-
ary, $6.00 - $8.00 mo. Leon

Hamby, Greenville. R 3. Box:

54.

Man and wife want place
with good party, aged couple
preferred, to do all around
farm work. Small salary and
home, W. Adams, Albany. 210
Residence St.

Widow and two boys, 12 and
14 yrs. want work, helping

with farm, poultry and stock

for small salary and house to
live in Mrs. Anna Davis, Mar-
low. R1.

Want 1 horse crop on halves
or work by month. Have to be
moved, Exp. in poultry and
dairying. Can work at any-
a re J. H. Turner, Winston.

ee farm overseer wants
job. Capable of handling 10-25
plows; stock haising, poultry,
modern machinery, and ican
keep up and repair same. Ex-
cellent references. E. E. Har-
ris, Atlanta. 382 Washington

Want man or boy to work|

on farm; live as one of family.
Will give land to make bale of
cotton, board and laundry Ap-
ply to: W. M. Ratteree, Dal-
das) Rye

Want a good, single, middle
aged negro,
farmer, and who will work and
is thoroughly reliable. Writ
or see: H. J. Barrington, Au-
gusta, Ga.

Want a_ good, reliable wo-
man, not more than 40 yrs. of
age to assist with poultry and
other light farm work. A good
home and wages later on. J. W.
Rowe, Atlanta, RFD 1. Box
382, or 1691 Utoy Ave.

Want a good man for a
blacksmith shop in fine locat-
ion: 16 miles North Quitman,
19 mi. south Moultrie, on Rt.
33. Must furnish tools and fi-
nee self, D. i. Jordan Moul-
rie

Want good woman, 21 to 35}|.

yrs. of age to live as one of
family and help wiih light
farm work. Pay some money
in Fall. Mrs. Austin Cwthern,
Alma. R 3.

Want good farmer for 25 A.
in cultivation, 4 room house
and barn, 15 miles Atlanta on
highway and school bus. A. J.
Heely, Jonesboro.

Want woman, 18 to 35 yrs.

of age to assist with light,

farm work, poultry, etc. for a
good home. H. I. Childers De-
catur. R 2. Box 208.

Want middleaged, white wo-
man to live as one of family
of 4 and assist with Wight farm
work, poultry, etc. R. L. Duke,
Goggin. R 1.

Want good farmers for two
2 horse and one 1 horse farms,
good land and _ buildings;
plenty of tobacco plants to iur-
nish place. Standing rent, J.
P. Carter, Naylor.

Want woman of good cha-
racter 18 to 40 yrs. to live
with small family and assist
with poultry, garden, cows, etc.
White or colored. Must be able
give good ref. Mrs. J, FL As
eee

who is a good:





Cornish games, W. R. Crap

Fai arm Help Wanted

. Want at once a sober, hon-
est, white man, 20-35 yrs. old,
to live as one of family; do
farm work for board, laundry
and share crop, or percent of
lint cotton: L. A. Collins, Su-
wanee. R 1.

Want at once, good man, 20
to 40 yrs. old to work on farm.
Dont wait to write, come, need
someone now. Rev. A. W. Led-
better, Marietta. R 3.

FARM PARTNER WANTED

Have several hundred acres
of good land, 3 houses; plenty
of force. Will make 2 horse
farm on 50-50 basis for use of
mules, seed and feed. Write or
come see if you can qualify.
Tom Miles,: Richland. R
care of P. D. Miles.

Plants For Sale

Mastodon KEverbearing
strawberry plants, 30c C; $2-
50 M. postpaid in Georgia. Also
Upland seed rice, 8c lb.. Add
postage. Mrs. Pearl Turner,
Cleveland. R 4.

Portorican plants, Gov. insp.
Full count. $1.00 M. April-
May del. W. V. Carter, Rock-
ingham,

Cabbage and onion plants,
55c, 500; 85c M; April- May
del,, Portoricans, $1.25 M;
Marglobe and Stone tomato,
500, 55c; $1.20 M. Hot, Sweet







pepper, 25 C; postpaid. R.

Chanclor, Pitts,
Gooseberries, Huckleberries

75c doz, $5.00 C. Mastodon

everbearing and Lady T., straw-.
berry plants, 35c C. $2.50 M;

Blue Damson plumbs, 10c ea.
Miss C. L. Turner, Cleveland.
R 4.

Wakefield and Dutch cab-
bage, 60c M. prepaid; 40c M
collect. Exc for dried fruit, pe-
cans, beans, pigs or Rucker
cotton seed. John C. Crow,
Gainesville. R. 1.

Pimiento pepper, Marglobe
tomato and collard plants, 25c
200; 55c 500; $1.00 M. Post-
Special price on large order of
Pimiento pepper. Mrs. L. Pitts,
Leesburg. R 2.

Dill plants, coriander, 25c
doz. $1.50 C; Red pepper for
seed, 35c lb; Seed cane, White,
Red, Ribbon, $1.50 per C at
field. L. E. Harrison, Dublin.

Genuine red skin Portorican
plants, grown from yine, Gov.
insp. and treated, $1.00 M
FOB. C. H. Davis, Graham.

Improved Portorican potato
plants, $1.00 M. or exc. for
good smoked meat or baby
chicks. D. L. C. Harper, Sur-
reney, R 2.

Booking orders for imp. red
skin potato plants, April-May
del. 95c M. Will take anything
you have, onion sets,
chokes. You pay postage. J. H.
Shirley, Alma

Pink, yellow potato plants,
vine grown, Govt insp., pre-
paid. $1.00 M. Tomato, Mar-
globe and improved Stone.
Ponderosa, prepaid, $1.00 M.
25 C. Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Imp. P. R. potato plants
also tomato, Early Prolific
Marglobe, Great Baltimore, $1-
.00 M. April and May del. No
chks. Leland Lightsey, Odum.

Gov. insp. Portorican plants,
April-May del. From diseased
free, fine yellow potatoes. the
potatoes from vine cut. $1.00
M. at bed, $1.25 M. del. Book-
ing orders. J. J. Shearouse,
Guyton.

Am. booking orders for P. In.;
Red and Pink skin plants, $1.-
25 M. if order is received be-
fore April 1st. After that date
the prices much higher. D, L.
Hitchcock, Watkinsville.

_ P. R. plants, $1.00 M. del in
Ga. Exc. for baby chicks: J. B.
Giants or S. L. Wyandottes or

3. in)

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Plants For Sale

ea R4g

Marglobe tomato plants, $1.-
00 M. Ready latter part of mo.
W. R. Hardee, Baxley.

Pure Portorican and Early
Triumph potato plants, $1.25
M del. Can del. after April 20th
Walter J. Dowdy, Cordele R 4.

Large size Lady T. strawber-
ry plants, 60c, 300; $1.75 M.
postpaid, or exc. for tomato,
cabbage, Crystal Wax onion
plants or dried fruit. Mrs. L.
W. Seago, Pinehurst.

Gov. insp. Portorican plants,
$1.25 M. del. or $1.00 FOB.
Also tomato and pepper plants,
same price. O. M. Miles, Bax-
ley. R 4.

Gov. insp. imp. Portorican
plants, $1.00 M. 5M. $4.50 FOB
April- May shipment. Cash
with order. Aaron Sellers, Bax-
ley. R4.

Portorican plants, Gov. insp.
95c M. del in Ga. Special pri-
ces on big lots. Sat. suar. H. S.
Carter, Rockingham,

Genpyine Portorican plants,
April del. $1.00 M. Guar. good
plants or money back. Exc.
some for pea seed, prefer brabs
J. I. Hughes, Rockingham.

Hastings Extra Early Toma-
to plants, Labelled. Mossed
roots. 35c C. 500, $1.00; $1.75
M. 5M. $7.50. J. W. Harrison,
Blackshear.

Fresh mountain grown, frost
proof cabbage, genuine Ber-
muda onion, Ga. heading col-
lard plants, 200, 30c; 500, 45c;
60c M. W. A. Bruce, Cloudland.

Portorican potato plants
soon ready, $1.25 M. del. or $1.
00 M. FOB. C. B. Tomberlin,
Surrency. R 2.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage, Ber-
muda onion plants, 65c M:
Marglobe tomato, $1.50 M. All
prepaid. Johnnie Smith, Bax-

ley.
Klondike strawberry plants,
25c C. $2.00 M. 5M. up, $1.50

M. Also pecan trees, Stuarts
Schleys. 50c ea. Postpaid. State
insp. Write for prices on other
nursery stock. H. <A. Sneed,
East Point. 600 Center Ave.

Frost-proof cabbage and
Bermuda onion plants, 65c M.
del. Marglobe tomato, 500, $1;
$1.50 M. prepaid. Earnest Lew-
is, Baxley.

Gov. insp. potato plants, 75c
M. Also half and half cotton
seed, 50c bu. Exe for chickens.
J. S. Miles, Coffee. <

Imp. Portorican potato
plants, Gov. insp. 75c M. FOB.
April del. J. R. Harrison, Cof-
fee

Imp. Portorican plants, 90c

M. $4.00 per 5M. Tomato
plants, $1.25 per M. Exe. for
anything can use. H. G. Evans,
Graham.
Booking orders for Gov.
sp- Portorican plants, April
and May del. Plants from di-
sease free yellow potatoes,
grown from vines. $1.00 M. at
bed. $1.25 del. J. J. Shearouse,
Guyton.

Genuine Crystal Wax Ber-
muda onion plants, 750 M. pre-
paid. George R. Hunt, Kath-
leen.

Raspberry plants, St. Regis,
Van Fleet (red). Extra large
2 yr. tsock 55c doz. $1.75, 50 $2.
85 C; $9.50, 500. del. Harts de-
licious blackberry, same price.
Exc, for farm products. E. J.
Hart, College Park.

Young berry crowns, well ad-
vanced, from stock of success-
ful Grower in Chatham county,
15 plants $1.25; $5.00 C. $35.00
M. postage paid. Hubert Keller
Savannah. 1516 Bull St. .

Portorican potato plants,
Gov. treated and insp., $1.25
M. del. Greater B., and Mar-
globe tomato, $1.25 M. April
del. O. L. Mobley, Baxley. R 4.

Horse radish bulbs, 10c ea.





3 for 25c. Add postage. Miss
ovana Walker, Dial.







Plants , For or

Greater Baltimore +
plants, 10c C. 85c M;
15c C. $1 M. April del.
prices on large quanti
packed. W. F. Pope, A

Booking orders |

more, 10c C; 80c M; WN
12%4c C. $1.05 M. Guar. fu
Horace Turner, Alma, R
Portorican plants, 75c
90c prepaid. Exc. few -
peas. J. F. Lewis, Baxley.
Red, pink skin Po
Nancy Hall, White (or.
Yam plants. Potatoes tres
Gov. insp. $1 M; 5M wu
Half cash bal. COD ny
H. Sellers, Graham.
Yellow skin P. R. plan
vine grown str. in see
Del. to 3rd zone. Exc. f
chicks, or pinders or ie
Gruber, Odum.

ter, Rockingham,
Genuine, imp. Red |
ple Skin P. R. potato pl
M del. Genuine Yellow s!
10: M. Del: in Ga. Lo:
Lightsey, Surrency, R 2
Cabbage and Bermuda
plants, 60c M.-Early var.,
and Portorican potato $
per and Egg plant, $2.
Add postage to mail orde1
W. Berryhill, Lakeland.
Banana Yam and Nig
er potato plants, $1.25
skin Portoricans, $1 M
exc. for pea seed. T.
Rockingham. .
Marglobe tomato plant
500, 60c; 20c C del. W.
dricks, Dover, RD
Kudzu plants, 1 - 5
well rootec, $4.50 per M del
Lewis, Hartwell, R 1.
Garden, horsemint, -
mint, 10 doz.; Cusha
pumpkin seed, ea. 10c
Sage plants, rooted, 3
Add postage on orders un
Mary Grindle, Dahlonega
C. W. cabbage plants,
proof, ready to ship, 60
rig! prepaid.'R. S. Wolf
2.



Early var., Klondike s
plants, 20c C. 600, $1; als
neck squash seed; yello
white, mixed, 10c per pk
postage. Mrs. J. B. F
lonega, R 1. :

Cabbage plants, Jerse
and Flat Dutch, 500, 40
postpaid. I. L. Stokes, F.
Fi 3;

Insp. Portorican plan S.
Variety tomato, 90c M..
Spanish peanuts, or anytl
use. Ulys Pierce, Alma.



by the 1st of April at 25c
500; $1.25 M del. Imp. Porte
(red skin) plants, $1 M de
Lewis, Baxley.

Giant Mastodon Ever
strawberry plants, 10 dc
750... $3, 5003 $5 Me
peanuts, cane syrup or ho
R. Page, Cherry Log.

Lady T. strawberry pl:
to name, large plants, $:
20c C. Ben Forrest, Ge
Ri 2:

Hastings Farly Prolif
plants, ready, 40c C. $1, 5
M postpaid. Roots
Prompt shipment. Mrs.
Harrison, Blackshear,

Progressive Everbearing Stff
berry plants, 30c GC. $2:
White velvet okra seed,
and clean 20c Ib. 6 lbs.
del. H. B. Shell, Palmet

Imp. Portoricans, Ye
Purple skin, Insp. and
April and May del. Sel
for baby chicks or Ga.
rup. T. H. Gordon,

New Sone tomato pl



30th. E. W. Sellers, Alm
Napier grass plants
cut 4 times yearly. it
will come out in Sprin
crazy about it. $3
Smith, Cuthbert,



ants F or Sis

Pull stamp P. R. plants, seed

grown from vines, $1.10 per M.
Greater Baltmore, Bonny Best
and Marglobe tomato, $1 M. Rea-
dy last of March. R. J. Boatright,
Rockingham.

New Acme, Thornless Young-
berry (patented), Regular Young
berry, Blakemore strawberry,
Kudzu; Lespedeza Sericea, Gro-

homa, Sagrain, Neals Paymaster.

and Jarvis Golden Prolific corn;
Arkansas Rowden cotton. Write.
-H. A. Neal Ashland, R 2. |

_ Pink skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov. insp. 85c M. 5M up, 75c M.
April and May del. Archie Mill-
er, Coffee.

Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda onion, Chas. and E. J., W.
cabbage, Earliana and Brimmer
tomato, Heading collards, All,
500, 65c or $1 M postpaid. 75c M
collect. Walter McEver, Brasel-

_ ton.

Imp. and State insp. Portoric-
an plants, $1 M or exc. for meat
or Purple Hull peas. L. T. Burke,
Surrency, R 2.
_ Imp. P. R. potato, Bonnie Best
tomato, and Baltimore tomato,
Sweet pepper plants. $1 M del.
C. E. Morris, Surrency, R 2.
Mastodon, Progressive, Ever-
bearing strawberry plants, 30c C.
$2.50 M. Wild gooseberries, 10c
ea. 75c doz. Emley Long, Cleve-
jand, R 4.
. J., Chas. and Copenhagen,
frost-proof cabbage plants, 300,
35c; 500, 55c; 85c M; Bermuda
onion, same price. All postpaid.
Ds Conner, Pitts, R 1.
Quality Missionary strawberry
plants, wet moss. packed, first
crop from Eastern Nursery stock,
-30c C. $2.50 M. Postage 10c first
100; 5c ea. additional. Ref: Peo-
ples Bank, here. _W. F. Luckie,
Ray City.
- Cokers strain Golden or yellow
skin Portorican plants, State
insp. Seed grown from _ vines.
Also Big Stem Jersey. Both now
ready. 90c M, 5M, $4.25; 10M $8.
_W. M. Burton, Screven.
Thousands of plants, ready:
Hot and Bell pepper, tomato,
early and late varieties, and Egg
plants, 60c C. $3 M. Bermuda on-
jon, cabbage lettuce, collard, 15c
C. Mrs H. V. Franklin, Register.
a McDonald and Himalaya, black-
berry, Lucretia and Premo dew-
erry, large Kudzu, 65 C. $1.50
300; Celestrial and Brown Tur-
key Figs, 7 large or 12 med. $1.
Postpaid. J. W. Toole, Macon, R

2. x

_ Seed For Sale



Absolutely pure, selected, un-
diseased seed: Wilkerson Jumbo
watermelon, ist yr. direct. Size,
quality unexcelled, 75c lb. Stone
Mtn., melon, Rocky Ford, Hales
Best cantaloup, 50c. Del. C. F.
Maddox, Flowery Branch.

- Imp. Stone Mtn. seed, hand
selected from large melons, 35
Ib. 3 lbs. $1; over 10 Ibs. 25c lb.
Mrs. Gertie Bloodworth, Mcin-
tyre, R 1.

1M Ibs. Dixie Belle or Stone
Mtn, melon seed, 50c lb. del. 109
lb. or more lots, 35c lb. Sam-
ple on request. B. R. Andrews,
Haddock. :

Golden Bantam sweet corn,
15c lb. Seven Top turnip, green
pod okra, 20c lb. Long green Cu-
cumber, and pumpkins, 5c tbls.
Under 40c orders, add postage.
A. D. Todd, Sarah.

Lespedeza Sericea, 12087. Free
from all weed seed. Hulled and

-scarified, $4 Ib. 2 lbs. $7; 5 lbs.}

$16; 10 lbs. and over, $3 lb. All
prepaid. L. E. Hudson, Julia, Ga.
Stewart Co. Mailing address, 712
9th St. Etowah, Tenn.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, Yel-
low and Red meat, mixed, 2 lbs.
40c; mix. watermelon seed, 10c
cupful. Add postage. Mrs. Wal-
ter Stancil, Alpharetta, R 2.

Mix, watermelon seed, 25c pt.

-fashioned muskmelon, 35c
- Rockyford cantaloup, 10c
dd postage. K. B. Blalock,

ders



Seed Henderson Bush butter-
beans, 10c lb. FOB Thomson: 50
lbs. $4.50 postpaid. K. R. Smith,
Thomson.

Long green okra seed, very
prolific, 15c lb. cash or exc. for
Flat Dutch cabbage plants, Ber-
muda, onions, white butter-beans
cream sugar crowders. Mrs. W.
A. Stowers, Elberton, R, 8.

Stone Mtn. or Dixie Belle mel-
on seed, hand selected, 50c lb.
Postpaid lots of 5 lbs. up. Half
Runner and Stringless eee
pod beans, 25c lb. postpaid. S
Hudgins, Vienna, R 4.

Running okra seed, 15c doz:

del. J. T. Warnock, Tarrytown.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, treat-
ed against wilt, 40c lb. del;
Rocky Ford cantaloup, 60c lb.
del. G. N. Thomas, Thomasboro.

Texas Honey Drip cane seed,
6c lb; Stone Mtn., Jones orange
meat melon, Honey Dew canta-
loup, Willett; Wonder Eng. pea
seed, ea. 25c cupful. Postpaid.
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bremen.

Crotalaria is the cheapest cov-
er crop and soil: builder known
in the cotton belt. Write for

prices and information. H. A.

McCord, Albany.

Good var., syrup cane seed 25c
gal. 40c peck. Add postage. Ethel
Sullivan, Marietta, R 2.

Good, multiplying Calif. beer
seed, 10c good start, del. Also
white Pearl pop corn, 1932 crop,
shelled, 10c lb. not postpaid. No
stamps. Mrs. Corinne Floyd,
Rockmart, R 2.

White velvet okra seed, 2 lbs.
25c, postpaid. Exc. for other
seed. What have you? Doyle
Brazill, Suwanee.

40 lbs. pink meat Rockyford
cantaloup seed, 35c lb. B. L.
Russ, Hartsfield, R 1.

250 lbs. 1932 Upland Rice, free
from any kind of weed seed, and
no Red rice, 5 lbs. 25c; 10 lbs.
40e; 50 lbs. up at 3c Ib. Exc. in
quantity for sound running pea-
nuts. S. L. Johnson, McRae.

1 bu. Sorghum seed, Honey
Drip, $1.50 or 40c gal. del. or exc.
for hens or pigs; 1-2 gal. little
lady peas, 40c; Cream crowders,
40 gal. Del. Jesse Moore, Rock-
mart, R 2.

Unlimited quantity of St. Au-
gustine grass, $1 bu. del. or 175c,
FOB. Mrs. W. D. Barfield, Ft.
Gaines.

Coffee seed, any amount.
Grows any place. Write for pri-
ces. J, K. Noland, Augusta, 1477
Gwinnett St.

Pure Watson melon (grown
especially for seed), 40c lb. Del.
Sugar pumpkins, best for table
use, 10c pkt. J. A. Mims, Boston.

Calif. beer seed, 5c start; large
head and Jap sunflower seed, 5c
pkt. postpaid. J. M. Craton, Dal-
las, R 4. 4 %

White running butter - bean
seed, 25c lb. also white multiply-
ing onions, 40c gal; brown strea-
ked tender Half Runner garden

-bean seed, 30c pt. All del. Mrs.

R. L. Mabry, Canon, R 2.

Grohoma seed, 10c lb. Long
green pod okra seed, 10c cupful.
Prepaid in Ga. Cash only. D. C.
Maddox, Jackson, R 3.

Grohoma, 5 lbs. 55c; 10 Ibs.
$1; 1 bu. $450, and additional
ches. No stamps. H. F. Compton,
Jackson.

Good Calif. multiplying beer
seed, good start, 10c.
Hastings Bell pepper seed free.
Also white cucumber seed, large
pkt. 8c. Mrs. J. E. Kirk, Rock-
mart.

50 lbs. okra seed, 10c lb. FOB.
D. G. Bembry, Unadilla.

Hendersons Bust butter-bean
seed, 10c lb. Postage paid on or-
over 10 lbs. -Good and
sound. C. L. Milford, Harlem, R
E;

New Stone, Baltimore tomato,
Wakefield, Flat Dutch, Copen-
hagen cabbage, 75c lb; Marglobe
$1.25; Carpet Grass, Lespedeza,
$2 bu; Abruzzi Rye, $1 bus B RR,
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, R 1.
Pure Lifsey melon sed, '50c \Ib.
also want to buy 50

Pkt... of |.



shelled! Ww. G

Seed For Sale

corn. Quote best price your sta-|.

tion. Jeff A. bases: Buena Vis-
torr

Seed from swect Sugar Pump-
kins, 20c pkt., $1 Ib. Gift 20 Chi-
nese winter squash seed, ea. or-
der. Postpaid. J. J. Simpson, At-
lanta, 19 Brookwood Drive, N.
W.

Hastings Big Rockdale seed
corn, guar. pure, $1.50 bu. 80c
per 1-2 bu; 45c pk. Del. in Ga.
C. B. Sims, Jackson, R 5.

Guar. pure, hand saved, se-
lected Stone Mtn. melon, also
pure Rocky Ford cantaloup seed,
ea. 50c Ib. postpaid. J. I. Frasier,
Buford, R 2.

Pepper seed: Pimiento, Ruby
King, New Tomato and Long
Cayenne Hot pepper, 5c tbls., al-
so Perkins long pod okra, 10c
cupful. Add postage. Miss Ger-
aldine Duke, Bowdon, R 3.

White Velvet okra seed, 10c lb.
postpaid. Mrs. E. M._ Parker,
Stonewall, R 1.

Stone Mtn., and Thurmond
Gray seed, 60c lb. Exc. for eggs,
peanuts, cotton seed, beans, sy-
rup, or 10 lbs. for a Duroc male
pig. Write Starling Yawn, Vi-
enna, R 2, Box 100.

The smallest gourd that grows
with handle, seed, 10c doz. and
postage. Miss Frances Miller,
Devereux.

Dill and: gourd seed, ea. 10c
pkt., 2 for 15c; mint plants, 12
for -30c. Mrs. (fb. rhomas.
Thomasboro,

500 lbs. pure Stone Mtn. mel-
on seed. All seed guar. 25c lb. C.
W. Collins, Atlanta, 813 1-2
Bankhead Ave.

Long Podded okra seed, 1-2
lb 15c; 25c lb. Mrs. Hulda Boggs,
Jonesboro.

Sunflower seed, 10c cupful;
nestege gourd seed, 5c spoonful;
shelled pop corn seed, 5c lb. Add

postage. Mrs. Paul Roper, Flow- |
rery Branch, R 1.

Col. running
col. Bunch beans,
vegetable gourd,
15 seed, 5c; multiplying onions,
35 gal. Add postage. G. V.
Schubert, Lula, R 1.

Imp. Citron (for preserves and
hog feed), 3 doz. seed, 25c.
Stamps accepted, or any kind of
garden seed or beans and peas.
Ea. pay postage. A. H. Murchi-
son, Ft. Valley, R 2

Hot pepper and Martin gourd
seed, 5c thls Add postage. Pearl
Farmer, Gainesville, R 1.

Lady peas, 5c lb. Ky. Won-
der pole beans, 20c lb. Stone
Mtn. melon seed, 35c lb. Banana
muskmelon, 30c lb. Early okra,
20c lb. Citron, 25c. Major Crow,
Cumming, Ril

Striped Half Runner beans,
weevil-free, 15c Ib;
15e lb. long yellow squash, 10c
cup; white sugar crowders, wee-
vil-free, 5c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
A. G. Clarke, Abbeville:

White velvet okra, 15c lb. del.
or exc for B L. setting eggs or
duck and goose eggs J. E. Felt-
man, Whitesburg, R 3.

Eden Gem cantaloup seed, 40c
bu. C. O. Gilbert, Ideal.

Long .Green okra seed, 15c
cupful, or 2 for 25c. Curly mus-
tard seed, same price. Exc. for
Everbearing strawberry plants.
Mrs. G. P Murphy, Fairmount,
R 2, Box 85.

Green pod okra seed, 4 Ibs.
50c; 10 lbs. $1. Mrs. H. S. Mor-
gan, Brooks, R 1.

White spine (mot green) cu-
cumber seed, 10c large pkg., or
exc. for white, tender Half Run-
ner bean seed. Ella Kirk, Rock-
mart, R 2, Box 40.

White velvet okra seed, 5 Ibs.
50c; 10 lbs. 85c; 20 Ibs. $1.40;
Hot red pepper, dried, 25c Ib. All
del. Ida Wright, Alto, R 1

Clements American Wonder

butter - beans,
10c cupful;
running okra,

imelon seed, 1-4 Ib. $1; $1.75 per

1-2 lb. $3 Ib. 2 lbs. or more lot,
$2.50 lb. del. or exc. C. R. Smith,
Buford, R 3.
. White Bermuda onion sets 15c
qt. 2 qts. 25c. Del. parcel ee
Bolomen, eee cae

eo Ae

okra seed, |



_ Seed For Sale _

25 Ibs. imp. Tom Watson mel-
on seed, hand saved, 25c lb. J.
W. Moody, Ft. Valley.

1500 lbs. pure White Velvet
okra, seed. (Examined by Coun-
ty Agt., Spalding Co., while
growing) 12c single Ib. del. 5 lb.
50c del; 25, 50, 100 lb. Tc Ib. FOB.
Cheaper entire lot.- D.. P. Elder,
Orchard Hill. ,

Rocky Ford cantaloup ak

10c per 2 heaping thls. prepaid
by mail. Sat. guar. Mrs. G. D.
Cobb, Martin, R 3.-

Good, clean cantaloup seed,
10c per snuff-box full, or exc.
for dried fruit, white feed sacks,
good eating peas, or anything
can use. H. C. Ledford, Jeffer-
son, R 3. =

Seed Rice, called Upland Rice,
20e qt. del. White and Brown
Fig sprouts, rooted, 3 for 25c Ib.
deli: or: exch. -F. DD. Hicks, Jr,
Adel, R 1. .

Carefully selected 1932. crop
Black Valentine beans, 20c Ib.
Any quantity; 50 bu. Ferrys
White Rice pop corn, 10c Ib.
postpaid: T. P. Thornton, Wash-
ington, R 3.

Martin gourd and cushaw
seed, 12c teacupful. Hosp n ie
Raley, Mitchell.

Clements Imp. watermelon
seed, $1 per oz. $10 Ib. Also 2 1-2
acres cabbage ready for trucks
April 1st. E. T. Clements, Ten-
nille.

Stone Mtn. melon Seed, 20c
Ib. J. P. Carter, Naylor. .

Bu. running butter- bean seed:
1-2 bu. Henderson Bush Limas,

.15 Ib. 10 lb. for lot; 20 bu. pur-

ple pod speckled peas, 50c; 5 bu.
Brabhams, 65c. W. B. Burkhal-
ter, Augusta, R 2.

Beet seeds, 5c oz. 30 per 1-2
lb. 50c lb. Garden peas, 20c lb.

Add postage. Mrs. S. M. Gunter,

Lawrenceville, R, 1

Burbanks Golden Treasure
cantaloup seed, guar. pure, 2nd
yr. direct, 25c pkt., 50c oz. Dill,
2 this., 10c; parsnip, 2 thls., 16c.
Postpaid. R. H. Long, Culverton.

25 lbs. pure Watson melon,
25c Ib. Under 5 lbs. 40c Ib; Want
to pasture cows at 50c ver mo.
75 acres in pasture (Rermuda-
Carpet Grass creek bottoms).
Fred Huffman, Grovetown.

Tender Half Runner bean
seed, 15c per large cupful, 2
cups, 25c. Add postage. Mrs. E.
A. Smith, Gainesville, R 1. -

5 Ibs. Hales Best - cantaloup
Seed, 50c Ib. or exc. for Runner
peanut seed:pound for a bu., or
for dried fruit. Ea. pay postave.
E. M. Tomlinson, Ty Ty, R 1.

Good Green Pod okra seed,
10c lb. Spanish peanuts, 4c Ib.
Seed Rice, 5c lb. Exc. for any-
thing can use. J. W. Brown,
Clermont.

Yellow meat melon, Banana
cantaloup, Mole bean, Prolific
butterbean, Vegetable peach, Chi-
nese cabbage, broom corn, Rus-
sian sunflower, lettuce, radish
seed, 10c pkt. 7 for 50c. Postpaid.
Marion McConnell, Cornelia.

About 200 Ibs. A- 1 Long Green
pod okra seed, 7c lb. Include
postage with order. J. J. Seabolt,
Dahlonega, R 5.

Stone Mtn. melon seed, nies:

and sound, 25c Ib. 10 lbs. up or-
ders, 20c Ib, No chks. B, L. Lu-
cas, Vienna, R 5.

Egg plant, 10c teaspoonful; mix
pepper seed, home grown, 10c; 2
doz. strawberry plants, 25c or $1
C. Old fashioned mushmelon
seed, 10c thls. Add postage. Mrs.
Myrtle Barnes, Roswell, R 2.

400 Ibs. Stone Mtn. watermel-
on seed from Ist yr. planting,
from seed ordered last yr. from
Rockyford, Colo. 15c lb. FOB. FB.
L. Royal, Unadilla.

200 lbs. Stone Mtn. seed, from
ist yr. planting, from seed order-
ed last year from Rockyford,
Colo. 15 lb. FOB. W. J. Eth-
ridge, Pinehurst.

50 lbs. pure, hand = selected
Stone Mtn. melon seed, from ex-
tra large melons, true to color

and. shape, 80c Ib. or 25 lb, for

. All FOB. Reuben



Yawn, Milan, R 3. _

Pure Texas Honey Dri
seed, 6c lb. Stone Mtn.,

Imp. Orange meat -waterm
Honeydew cantaloup.
Eng.-pea, 25c per teacup:

paid. Mrs. H. H piace

en.

_ 25 Ibs. Sims taclen aed a
5 Ibs. 55 lb. del; 5 to 25 Ibs. 5
lb. Pure and selected. 3H
Darden, Hogansville. :

8 lbs. hand selected pure
Ford cantaloup seed, 50c J
Ibs, pure Stone Mtn., from,
melons, 40c lb. Lloyd
Sale City, R 2. . 2

Dixie Belle or Ston m
seed, 25c lb. or 20c lb. in &
lot. B. F. Baker, Omega.

7 gal. white nest onion: :
gal. 2 gal. winter onion butt
15 gal. Not postpaid. Money
der. Rufus Moore, Trenton.
Mtn., Star Rt.

Hastings long pod Dwarf
seed, 20c cupful, del. H. N. B
ers, Kensington, R 2.

Stone Mtn. melon. seed, sour
and good, 50c lb. Also Bounti
Bush snap bean seed, clean, so
20c lb. Add postage. No stam
D, F. Ogden, Odum, R 1.

Ib. 10 lbs. 25c Ib. Del. Money
der, or farm products. A ba
son, Adel, R 1.

White, Half Runner - pun
bean seed, guar. good and
der, 15e cupful. Walnuts, 1
pieces, clean, 25 lb. Mrs. H.
White, Gainesville, R 1.

Stone Mtn. melon seed,
pure, 20c Ib. No orders less
FOB. Write for prices on 10
lots. H. L. Wilchor, Butler.

Arkansas Beauty, melon
wt. 140 lbs., original seed cost
Ib). Depression price, 50c
B. Bowers, Ft. Valley..

100 Ibs. Perkins long gre
okra seed, 15c lb. del. in lot
10 Ibs. or more. Will exc. f
bacco, dried apples, squash
or white bunch butter bean
R. Thornton, Ringgold.

White Velvet okra seed, 2
pure and hand cleaned for
or exc. for smoking tobacco.
white feed sacks. J. P,
Dallas, R 2.. a

25 or 30 lbs. Lifsey gate eli
seed, pure, 50c Ib. W. S. B. Nort
Atlanta, 1112 Selwin Ave., S.W.

1500 Red seed cane, Av. 1
of cane, 4 1-2 to 5 ft. Good se
Ie per stalk at farm. Will
for other value, W. L. Suggs,
George.

6M Cayana seed cane, av
or more, 50c per C in 500 lot
75c in less lots. C. L. Lights
Naylor.

Best coffee seed, large pkt, 1!
$1.10 M del. Cash wih order.
stamps. A. M. Calhoun, me
ton, R 3, Box 24.

10 Ibs. Cattail millet, $1 p
Ibs. long green okra, $2 Postpa
Write for prices on large orde
Sol Oden, Blackshear.

Ib. 8 Ibs. $1 del.
vis, Silver Creek, R 1.

Watson melon seed, se
40-50 lb. melons, 40c ee
Gay, Stellaviille.

Missouri Gray Top syrup see
20 lb. Russian Mammoth sun:
flower seed, 3 lbs. 25e; Bre
corn, 5, 25c; Chinese must
DDC teacupful. Mrs. V. E.
Kensington, R 2... be

Garden bean seed, 3 va
stringless, including the Burpee
stringless green pod, 4 lbs. 55
postpaid in 2nd zone. No ch
nor stamps. John Crone, Phil
math.

Grohoma, the wonder feed crt
for stock and poultry, five Ik
plants an acre, 15c lb. 7 lbs.
Mrs. E. O. Reese, Newnan,
College St.

Fine Ky. Favorite toutes see
10c thls. Coin or stamp. Lewis
Mathis, Aragon, R 1. ~

Stone Mtn., melon seed, 30
Send postage. No chks.

Ward, Cordele, R




_|Miscellaneous For Sale|



Se SC and 10c ae Infor-
as for stamp; Want to rent

: eheded. Cane, ea. 10c Ib. Del.
1 10 lb. lots. Exc, for smoking
acco: lb. for lb. Ea. prepaid
i Unlimited amt.

Ibs. long green pod okra
i. Ib. ia $3 for lot, Mee

Rincon, R 2, Box 14.

White Velvet okra seed, 1 to ;

lbs. . #06 lb. del. 25 to 100 Ib.

ienna, R 6.

Vhite velvet okra seed, 1st. yr.
Qc lb. prepaid, or exc. for any-
ling can use. Dennis. Braziel,
UL nee.

Wor ds famous Gourd seed, 7
oO 9 gal. cap. 20 doz. Also gourd,

4 ft. long, seed, 18c doz. All
ostpaid. Coin or money order.
Ls ee Warnock, Soperton, R









0 Ibs. Hales Best cantaloup
50c Ib. also 50 Ibs. long
en pod okra seed, 10c lb. post-

J. Frank Hunt, Kathleen. |

attail millet seed, recleaned,

a Cash with order.

price in latger orders.
Pinson Stanley, Quitman.
300 Jb. guar. seed, Tom Watson,
om choice watermelons. 10 or
20 Ib. lots, 20c Ib. or 15c lb. for
ire lot. L. F. Hardisty, Lake.

~ Seed Wanted



.:1 lb. large sunflower seed.

Ibs. Ky. White Pole beans,
lb. for 1b; or exc. for
Onl On, OF cabbage
Mrs. LeD. Ceeeaier

: or Golden heaipen) for
hook lima beans for 1-2 A.
1 exc, seed | Cane, ae sweet
E. Phillips,

i wks. old . pig, for 15 lbs. nice

ne Mtn, seed. Or sell pig for

ies Carl Gay, Garfield.

Half Runner, garden

eed for tender cornfield

eed, Want 1 gal. Also exc.

unch white butter-bean
seed. Helen Watson, Bogart.

Want peas, Sugar Crowders
and lady peas, 1 qt. ea.

eed, old fashioned
oe Bush. Exc. value. Billie
Chandor, Sterling.

Want Marglobe tomato

XC -P. R. potato plants. Seed

ow and plants when wanted.

rite at once. A B. Lewis, Al-

,R 4.

EXCL Portorican potato plants
for seed peas, velvet beans, N.
: seed peanuts: 1 M plants for

u. seed. Ea. pay chgs. John
'R. Boatright, Coffee.

iscellaneous For Sale



Yellow root, green, 50c Ib.
Rattle root, 25c lb; birch bark,
Idec Ib. Sage leaves, green, 55c

Mrs. Ora Parker, Oakman.

Nice Martin gourd seed, 10c.

No stamps accepted. Exc. for

nuts, field peas or chickens,
or anything can use. J. W. Wwi-
liams, Wrightsville, R 1.

Sassafras roots, 5 Ibs. 25c; 1
eacupful -Stone Mtn. melon

ed, 20c. Exc. for white or red

multiplying onions or anything

L use. Louise Hunt, Alpharet-
'Blood-root, Yellow root,

bark, 2 Ibs. 20c; butter-f
root, 20c lb; cherry bark, 2.

. 200. Add postage. Miss Thelma

Holland, Loving.

Sassaras, 10 Ibs. 5c; poke
Apieds 7 Ibs. 50c; Stone Mtn. and
Dixie watermelon seed, 2 lbs. $1.
Cash with order. Miss Lyndia
Stancil, Alpharetta, R 2.

Mole killer compound to kill
moles, 50 lb. 3 Ibs. $1. Exe. for
other value. Ernest L. Nail, Hor-
tense, R 3.

Black walnut meats, nice and

clean, 25c lb. M. A. Cochran,
Protection.
20 bu. black walnuts, hulled

and dried, dbl. sacked, 50c FOB.

|G. D. Ponder, Forsyth, R 1,



e; co, Ha. pay postage;

ratsbane,

okra
butter - |.

Red |
root, Cucumber bark, witchha- | D



Tobacco For Sale

Good Grade chewing and
| smoking tobacco, 15 lbs. $1, del.
in 8rd zone. De Laney eve:
Baxley, R 4.

Very best grade of broken leak
| smoking tobacco, 6 Ibs. 50c; 13
Ibs. $1; chewing, 5 1-2 lbs. 50c;
11 Ibs. $1. Prepaid. James Mc-
Leod, Screven.

Good Leaf tobacco, 10c Ib.
Smoking tob. 15c lb.. Exc. for B.
L. chicks, or other value. Mrs. J.
C. Pierce, Stockton.

Good, old flue cured Yellow



and Red Leaf tobacco, 12 lbs. $1

postpaid. Guar. to please or

| money back. Mrs. Irene Hughes,

Rockingham.
Flue cured tobacco, Dark or
bright, sweet or strong, chewing,

-1l lbs. $1; smoking, 13 lbs. $1,

prepaid. A. B. Cothern, Alma, R
ae x
Good, flue cured tobacco, Red
and yellow, 6 lbs. 50c; 13 Ibs. $1,
del. by P. P. to 3rd zone. Miss
Eunice Thornton, Screven.

Tobacco Wanted

Want 20 Ibs. good, bright
chewing tobacco. Send sample
and best price. V. W. Dougherty,
Doraville.

Want 400 lbs. chopped tobacco
stems. Quote best price del. here
G. C. Bowden, Atlanta, 1090



Oakdale Road, N. E.

Exc. Lady or Crowder peas for
tobacco: 3 Ibs. for 2 Ibs. tobac-
Sassafras
bark, yellow root, poke . root,
106; Ibs. idel J; Hy
Strange, Homer, R 1.

Want to hear from party in

|N. W. Ga. who has good home-

made chewing tobacco. Send
sample and price. D. C. Lively,
Atlanta, 646 Wells St. SW,

Want 10-20 lbs. good, sweet,
prepared and flavored smoking
tobacco. Send sample and price.
T. W. Hutcheson, Temple. |



Georgia Products
For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR. SALE
seed. |.

Bunch Velvets, $1.25 bu. FOB.
P. P. McCorkle, Buena Vista, R
3.

Wendersons Bush White Lima
bean seed, 15 lb. FOB; Exc. for
eggs for setting: thoroughbred
White Rocks, Barred Rocks, or
Buff Orp. Mrs. A. C. Malphus,
Tusculum.

Old fashioned, tender garden
Half Runner bean seed, 25c lb.
5 Ibs. $1 del. No stamps. H. Bea-
ty, Alto. ~

Cert., recleaned O-too-~-tan
Soys, 2 1-2 bu. bags, $1.25 FOB.
le oMe bu. J. Walker, Mar-
shallville.

Nice, clean Rice peas, 3c Ib.

Add postage. Mrs. H. A. Stroup.

Talking Rock, R 2.

50 bu. O-too-tans, $1.25 bu.
FOB. John S. Murphy, Luthers-
ville, R 1.

100 bu. mixed peas, sound,
clean new crop and in new 2 1-2
bu. bags, for sale. J. I. McNair,
Stapleton.

100 bu. good, sound O-too-
tans, ($1 50 bu. o ge Turner, Dace

ie paby Ih as white run- |.

- Georgia. Products :
re For Sale /

oS Georgia Products
For Sale

Georvia Ps lucts
For Sale |



Black-eye Calif. peas, 6c Ib. Mrs.
WwW. L. Brown, Vienna, R 4.

Tender Half Runner garden
bean seed, 20c qt. Mrs. Robbie
Land, Martin.

No. 1 O-too-tan beans, 100
per cent pure, 15 bu. at $2 bu.
E. A. Baughan, Sr., Gay. ;

White bunch butter-beans, 18c
lb. del. also about 75 lbs. Rice
peas for sale. Make best offer.
Mrs.
ton.

Running Willow Leaf seed
putter-beans, white bunch, col-

5 cupful. Exc. cupful for a feed
sack, Ha. pay postage. Mrs. P. L.
Arrington, Stapleton. ,

Sugar Crowders, also white,
black-eyed peas, 3c Ib. G. W. Bi-
ble, Rising Fawn.

8 bu. Sugar Crowders, $1 bu.
FOB. Bert Bannister, Canon, R
ie

8 bu. Sugar Crowders, $1.25
bu, FOB. Clean and pure. John
W. Craft, Jr., Hartwell, R 3.

1932 crop Striped Bunch bean
seed. Come by and get them for
10c lb. About 25 lbs. for sale.
Mrs. L. C. Gee, Pendergrass, R
1:

Colored Half Runner butter-
beans, 10c lb. Yellow pop corn,
shelled, 10c lb. Add postage. Mrs.
Helen Horsley, Waco, R 2. |

White bunch butter-beans, 20
lb. $1.75 peck; $6 bu. Del. in Ga.
Ky. Wonder and Jackson Won-
ders, same price. J. E. Smith,
Barnesville, R A, Box 71.

Choice lot of O-too-tans,
sound, bright and recleaned. $2
bu. B. O. Carter, Griffin, R D.
- Good, sound Velvets, 60c bu;
good, clean Dixie Belle melon
seed, 20c Ib. Money order. G. T.
Sanders, Cordele.

Good, sound, 90-day Speckled
Velvets, 75c bu. FOB. No chks.
C. B. Wilson, Norris Station.

6 Ibs. Yellow Wax Ky. Won-
ders, 6 lbs. old fashioned black

pole bean seed, 25c Ib. fe 35 per

8 Ib. lot. All del. Mrs. A. J. Nix,
Flowery Branch, R 1. :

Old fashioned, tender corn-
field and Black pole bean seed,
25c Ib; cream crowders and blue
bunch pea, 10c Ib. Add postage
on small orders. Mrs. W. V.
Robbs, Flowery Branch, R 1.,

Sound, dry Velvet beans in
pod, $7 ton; early Speckled vel-
vet beans, 98 per cent germina-
tion, 60 bu. O-too-tans, 95 per
cent germination, $1.50. Jack
Burch, Chester.

Biloxi Soys, Native yrown,
clean O-too-tans, $1.25; Mathew
Soys (early), $1; Brabham peas,
65c; Brabhams, Irons mix. 60c;
New Eras, 55c. Send remittance.
B. T. Marshall, Ft. Valley.

54 Ibs. white, brown-eyed peas,
and 32 lbs. speckled crowders,
Ea. lot, 4c lb. for entire lot. FOB
Norcross. A. M. Hooper, Nor-
cross.

50 bu. O-teo- tons, $1.50 bu. W.
P. Hurst, Luthersville.

Jacksons Wonder Bush but-
ter-beans, 12c ic. Pride of Ga.
melon seed, 40c 1b. Marglobe to-
mato, 15 oz. also Blue Guinea
eggs, 75c per setting. J. N. Car-
son, Griffin, R 4

Extra good Brab peas, picked
without rain, 70c bu. W. M.
Hooks, Unadilla, R 2.

Good velvet beans, 50c bu; al-
so S. P. C. pigs, 2 - 6 mos, old,
reg. in buyers name. Exc. either
for 6 wks. old W. L. pullets. C.
H. Trussell, Sandersville.

25 libs. Bountiful snap beans,
10c lb. C. B. Ogburn, Tifton, R
3)

White and Cream Crowders 4c
lb. and postage. $1.50 bu. L. Cr.
Watkins, Grantville,
| 25-30 Ibs. white bunch bates:
beans, 10c Ib. Exec. 4 Ibs. for
some early cabbage plants: Lb.
for white pop corn, kind that
pops. Mrs. Annie McCorkle, Ft.
Gaines.

-90- -day. Velvets, 50c. bu; Brabs



Pearl McDonald, Staple-

ored bunch, also eating beans, |

peanuts, 20c gal.



an Red Hull S kled peas, | }

80c bu. All sound, 1932. crop
seed. Money order. C. H. Cooke,
Sandersville, R 5.

No. 1 Brabham peas, 75c bu.

| FOB. Exc. few bu. for pure bred

B. R. baby chicks, March hatch.
GC. M. Walker, Bonaire.

100 bu. O-too-tans, $1.50 bu. J.
B. Leverett, Luthersville.

Sugar Cream Crowders, for
seed, 5c lb. or $2 bu. Add post-
age. Brabs, $I bu. Money order.
No chks.. E, D. Puckett, Cum-
ming, R 6.

200 bu. Brabham and 100 bu.
Iron peas, 65c bu. FOB. Sound,
1932 crop. No exch. R. F. Stare
borough, Byron.

Tender, Striped Half Hubner
garden beans, 20c cup. Add pos-
tage. Mrs. H. W,. Terry, Cum-
min, 3.

Large Whips, 60c; Cream Su-
gar Crowders, also White Crow-
ders, $1 bu. Large white Spanish
$1 bu. FOB.
Exe. for Portorican plants. C. A.
Wilbanks, Commerce, R 5.

1932 crop Velvets, good and
sound, 60c bu. FOB. W. C. Mur-
phy, Sandersville.

Q-too-tans Soys, Ga. raised,
sound and clean, recleaned, $1.-
75 bu; good, sound Velvets, 1932
erop, picked without rain, 50c

bu. All FOB. . J. Trussell, San-

dersville.

15 bu. white Sugar Crowders,
a FOB. Jim Hale, Buena Vis-
a.

New table pea. Orig. and dev.
on my farm (superior
other table pea), 30c qt. post-
paid. 10 for sample. Supply lim-
ited. John W. Moseley, Soper-

tton;R:2;

White running lima beans, 6
Ibs. 12 lb. Exc, for white feed
sacks: 3 sacks for each lb. beans,
or good breed baby chicks. 2
chicks ea. lb. beans. Mrs. C. Cc.
Kelley, Louisville.

Genuine O-too-tan ate.
sound and recleaned, in even
wt. bags of 2 1-2 bu. $1.25 bu.
FOB here. H. M. Taylor, Mar-
shallville.

Hendersons pure white bunch
butter-bean seed, 7 1-2c lb. Exc.
for sorghum syrup: 5 thls. to gal.
cured hams at 2 of beans for 1
of ham. Ea. pay chgs. J. M.
Maddox, McDonough, R. 5.

50 bu. O-too-tan beans, $1.50
bu. FOB. D. R. Nall, Luthers-
ville.

Ky. Wonder and McCaslan
pole beans, 10c lb; green pod
okra seed, same price; Red
Spanish peanuts and Rice pop
corn, 5c lb. Add postage. J. M.
Carnes, Cumming, R 2.

Silver Hull Crowders, 65c gal.
$1.25 peck; Mexican June corn,
same price. All orders postpaid.
Mrs. Lynette Bennette, Gaines-
ville, R 2.

Butter-pea, 20c lb; Eng. peas,
10c cupful; Sage plants, 40c doz.
Strawberry plants, 20c C. Add
postage. Mrs. W. V. Thompson,
Bremen, R 1.

White, brown-eyed peas, 3c Ib.
FOB Car; Speckled peas, 1c lb.
or exc. for pure Ribbon Cane sy-
rup, or other value. What have
ba Riv. McDaniel, Chipley,
8 1-2 bu. A. No. 1 O=too-tan
beans, guar., $11 FOB, or exc.
for 25 bu. corn. Bring corn and
She aoa Otis Carter, Griffin,
ee.

\ BUTTER FOR SALE |

3 - 6 lbs. nice, table butter.
Cows T. B. tested. 20c lb. del.
Mung beans to exc. for onion or
potato plants. Write. Mrs. Ida M.
Parker, Talking Rock, R 3.

6-8 Ibs. nice, table butter. Ev-
ery lb. guar. 2 lb. or more, ship-
ments 20c 1b. del. Mung beans,
8c lb. or exc. for potato plants.
Write. Charlie Willis, Talking
Rock, 3, :

Fresh Jersey butter,



20c Ib.

postpaid, Also pure bred Thomp-

. R. eggs, 50c per 15, post-

to any}



firs, J. H. Smith, Ashland, ||

Ga. io

2 lbs. nice, firm butter a we
15 lb! Add postage. Exc. so
for White Bermuda onion, or
J. cabbage plants. Mrs. Ve
Starks, Ellijay, R 2. ae



CORN AND SEED COR:
FOR SALE

Sev. bu. yellow pearl pop

Se lb. or 10 lbs. 50c, postpaid.

lbs. white velvet okra seed,
lb. Money with order. Ben Fo
ler, Jr., Warm Springs, R

Red and White pop corn, 3
FOB. J, W. Nelms, Meigs.

Hastings Cuban Yellow Fili
seed corn, not mixed, 50c pk. $
50 bu. FOB. Grady Cook, Pit

100 bu. Whatleys, 1st yr. s
ed seed corn, Direct from W.
ley, from corn that made 50
to acre. $1.50 bu. FOB. R.
Dopson, McRae.

Pure White Spangle Top c
ken corn or Egyptian whea
lbs. 15 lb. Write for price
larger lots. Watson Dawsol
City, R 1. Clo C. E. Harden

Whatleys Prolific, pure as
best, $1.50 bu; 50c pk, FOE
E. Benson, Buena Vista.

Pure Hastings Prolific, as
ed, nubbed and shelled or in e
60c per 1-2 bu; $1 bu. Less.
bu. lots or over. Exc. some fo
Tyoko Soya beans. B. E. ee
Chatsworth.

100 bu. good mile
shucked, 50c bu. at my plac
H. Achord, Raleigh.

Veals Prolific seed corn,
lected for years. Red Cob, $2
Cash with order. T. G.
Helena.

Hastings Prolific corn, fi
insp. and Cert. pure by Ga, Cr
Imp. Assn., tested 99 per .
germination. Selected ears, nul
bed both ends, shelled, $1.50
Richard Lewis, Cornelia.

Nassau weevil - resistant,
low, prolific Flint corn, 1-7 y
to the stalk; Grohoma s
plant 1 acre, 50c and posta

. Smith, Holly Springs,

ce he barn.
Woodland.
Hastings Prolific seed

Cc. R. Walker, Griffin,
Several hundred bu.
Whatileys seed corn, 1st yr.
Orig. Sell, or exc. for othe
or sound velvet beans. H.
Math, Americus.
Whatleys Prolific seed col
lst yr. from growers; kep
fectly pure, selected with
$1.25 bu. C. C. McCollum, W:
Old fashioned flinty see )
75c peck, del. W. E. Smith
cust Grove, R 2. '

COTTON SEED FOR S

6 bu. Wannamakers 25
Ruckers, 50c bu; also Has
seed corn, Darnells 2-ear co
$1.15 bu. FOB, Exc. for |



Whatleys seed corn, bu.

tan beans. J. R. Parker,
man, R 1. :
Cokers No. 5, staple, 1 1
Wannamakers Cleveland,
ginned and recleaned on
strictly private gin. 50c bu.
Shipped day receive order.
Thomas, Madison, R 1..
Roll cleaned . Langford
Boll cotton seed, 40c bu.
per 3 bu. Money order. .
Stowe, Gainesville, R 4.
Rhynes Cook Lepeie
cotton, Clevewilt W.-R.,
staple, 75c bu; Knighten or
tle cob corn, $1.25 bu; Pollo
10-25 cantaloup seed, 50c Ib
L. Rhyne, Plains. oy
Cokers Cleveland No 5,
2 and 5. All seed caught
clean Gins on clean floo

R.-

Sanders, Eatonton.
Vandivers heavy ane

Cokers No. 5, strain 3 co

seed, 50c bu; Hastings ;

and Marlboro seed

and shelled, 40c DK








1931 crop,
Coker, Cokers No. 5 Cleve-
_cotton seed, $1.10 CWT. $20
. ..L. Thornton, Dewyrose,

ers 5 strain 3 cotton seed,

ee from black seed, staple 1
1 and better. $1.25 per hun-
FOB. G. C. Mann, Jones-

bu. pure Ruckers No. 2,
ry boll, 45 per cent lint; kept
ire at gin. 40c bu. F. K. Dun-

Douglasville.
Pure Wilsons Wilt-Resistant,
per bu; also clean, sound
skled bunch butter-beans, 6c

W. Bunch, Talking Rock.

ers No. 5, pure, 2nd yr.

x exc. for 5 ~ 10 bu. Iron or
ipper peas: Bu. for bu. Chas.
Fisher, McDonough.

ers No. 5, 1st yr. Sound

pure, 40c bu; Honey Drip

Orange Cane seed, $1.25 per

Lots of 5 or more bu. $1 bu.
Crawford, Calhoun, R 2.
owdens 40 wilt - resistant,
fu y selected, Rolls run out
in. Guar. pure and sound.
ge boll, 5 lock var., 30c bu. or

bu. Half and. Half cotton
ed, 30c bu. FOB; also 50 bu.
ay velvet beans, 5c bu.
Cash with order. W. L.
r, Stuckey. 2
kers late Imp.. Coker No.
cotton seed. Ist yr. Roll drop-
d, private gin. 50c bu. Exc. for
if in reasonable distance.
Wilbanks, Resaca.
Cokers 5 cotton seed, genuine,
ept pure, 1 1-16 +0 1 1-32
taple, 40c bu. FOB, W. R.
aS, Supt. of Schools, Win-

n eed. 100 bales on 125 acres
. $2: per 100 lbs. Re-
BTULUs

okers No. 5, genuine, pri-
tely ginned, 1 1-16 - 1 1-32
staple, 40 bu. FOB. Horace
ell, Winston.
lant, few hundred lbs. DP&I,
tton seed; also want Dallas and
arpet Grass seed. C. W. Hen-
icks, Wood and.
c. 2 bu. Brown Crowder peas
r Half and Half cotton seed,
d 2 bu. black- et peas for
nting, for W L hens. D. B.
3 Griffin, Ga., Zebulon

cream or brown-eyed
owder peas for 200 Ibs. Pied-
it-Cleveland cotton seed, also
for. good smoking tobacco.
B Powell, aa Red:

. 5. Want by April 1st. 1 pig
bu. seed. Ea. pay chgs. B
_Johnson, Palmetto, R. 2.
Exc. Napier grass, av. 8-10 ft.
per stalk, for 10 bu. Cokers
tton. seed: 3M stalks for sale.
. Harp, Yatesville.
Exc. P R potato plants, at $1
for cotton seed, peanuts, dried
it, chicks or Sugar Cane sy-
Ea, pay postage. Write. S.
nnson, Baxley, R 3.
.- 10M P R plants, April del.
10 bu. new Petty-Toole cot-
ed, immediate del. Ea. pre-
hes. E. S. Dasher, Valdos-
eke



FRESH AND CURED MEATS
12 country cured smoked hams,
rapped in canvas, wt. 15 to 24
15 Ib. Shoulders, wt. 12 to
bs. 10c lb. Ship COD plus

stage..G. D. Fain, Edison.
oak and hickory smoked
-hams, $12; sides, $10;
lders, $8 per 100 lbs. Del.
hog lard, 7c lb: in -new
ib. FOB. Mrs. C, S. Ahl,

untry killed pork sau-
ed hg) - wood, 15

Prator, Ft. Val-



: ~ Georgia Pr du



F or Sale_



| Shoulders: and Middlings. Home
cured, liquid smoked. Party pay
del. chgs. Make best offer. G. W.
Hartley, Metter.

Sides and shoulders,
meat, 8c lb. Hams, 12c lb. Cayana
cane syrup, 35c gal. in 10 Ib.
cans. All FOB. Exc. some for
garden grass seed. R. C. Loyd,
Ocilla.

smoked



FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice, dried apples, 10c lb. del.
Exc. 10 lbs. for white sacks; also
Game hatching eggs, 50c per 15,
or exch. N. R. Mooney, Quill.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES FOR SALE

Painted, hand-made 8 Frame
Bee hives, Supers and Sections
with ea. hive, complete, $1.75 ea.
3 for $5 FOB. If by parcel post,
add 40c ea. hive. W. A. Johnson,
Alto.

Excellent ea Ext. honey, 10
Tb. pail, $1; - 10 lb. $1.75 del;
Bbl. prices S request. B. E.
Sheppard, Savannah,, 1222 E.
Henry St.

2 hives of bees. Hives standard
make glass observation. Reason-
able price, or exc. for 2 pigs,



| good breed. Tull E. Waters, At-

lanta, R 2.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
FOR SALE

White Spanish, 50c bu. 2 bu.
bags or more; 40c bu. in 40 bu.
lots; also 35 gal. Bbl. syrup, $10.-
50. Malvin Collins, Whigham.

Large red Valencia peanuts,
hand picked, free of pops and
trash. 12 1-2c Ib. del. 10c lb. FOB
Exc. bu. for bu. of O-too-tan
beans. Ea. pay chgs. H. W. Thur-
mond, Greshamville.

1 1-2 ton White Spanish, 4c
Ib. 75c bu. Recleaned by hand, 5c
ib. $1 bu. FOB; shelled and re-
cleaned by hand, 10c lb. Robt.
Gardner, Locust Grove.

No. 1 imp. big red peanuts,
hand picked, no pops, 25 to 100
lbs. 6c 1b; 100 or more Ibs. 5 1-2c
lb. FOB. Money order. only.
Stamp for sample. J. C. Vernon,
Menlo, R. 1.

Papershell pecans, Stuarts, 20c
lb; Mobiles, 15c lb; Tesche, 12c
lb. All del. 50 Ib. up lots, 15c, 12c
and 10c lb. FOB. C. G. Oliver,
Barnesville, R 2.

Few hundred Ibs. more of small
White Spanish for seed, $1.50 per
CWT. J. C. Ragan, Pelham.

No. 1 Spanish, 2c lb. in 12 Ib.
bags.. Add postage; good okra
seed, 5c cupful. Add postage. My-
ra Lemmonds, Social Circle, R
3:

Sev. tons N. C. Runners, 1 half,
8 to pod, 2c lb. FOB. Money or-
der with order. A. E. Richard-
son, Edison.

3 bu. Imp. White



Spanish,

-| hand picked, sound and clean. 3c

lb. W. E. McCommon, Smarrs, R
1, Box 10.

No. 1 N. C. peanuts, $40 ton,
FOB. G. H. Tuttle, Tifton, R 2.

Imp. White Spanish seed pea-
nuts, 50c bu. FOB. Frank Lamb,
Danville.

Red Valencia peanuts, free
from, pops and trash, 10c lb. del.
8c, FOB. Exc. for anything can
use. B. L. Thurmond, Gresham-
ville.

Big, red, smooth hull Valencia
seed peanuts, 5c lb. FOB. T. L.
Reed, Tunnel Hill.

2 tons Runner peanuts, No. 1,
in new 60 lb. bags, $1.20. E. A.
Brooks, Edison, R 1.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE

White scuppernong vines, 3 -4
ft. well rooted, 10c ea. 3 for 25c;
Brown Figs, 10c ea. Large yel-
low meated cantaloup seed, 10c
cupful. Add postage. Mrs. J. T.
Jones, Mcintyre, R 2.

Garlic, spearmint, 25c doz. Blue
Damson plums, wild Goose plums
"5c doz. Hot pepper, 2 ft. string,
25c. Exc. for peanuts, cotton



seed, or anything can use. Nan |

1s, Kown, White.

12 each, Early May cherries,
plums, 6 ea. apricots, crabapples,
$1; 12 Black Walnuts, 6 White,
12 ea. Chestnuts, Paw Paws, 6
Persimmons, $3. Add postage.
Mrs. E. E. Heaton, Mineral Bluff.

May cherry, Goose plums, 10c
ea. Limbertwig apple sprouts, 10
ea. Also white nest onions, 25c
gal. Mrs. L, J. Rundles, Gaines-
ville. ;

Banana trees, 3 ft. 50c; 4 1-2
ft. $1; 5 - 6 ft. $1.50. FOB. John-
nie Norman, Richland, R 5, Box
Vie

All lead. var., 2 - 3 yr. old Ap-
ple and Peach trees, Toc eas. Yr.
old trees; 10c; Pear and Cherry,
25c; Concord and Niagara grape,
10c? L. C. Head, Cleveland, R 1.

State insp., true to name, all
leading varities Apple and Peach
trees, 10 to 15c ea. Concord and
Niagara grape, 10c. Exc. for hogs,
corn, wheat. Postpaid. W. H. Al-
exander, Cleveland.

Goose plum trees,. well rooted,
strong trees, 6 for 33c, stamps,
del. mail; 20 for $1 if 10c is add-
ed for postage: Piedmont seed
corn, 55 pk. del. mail. A. Stein-

heimer, Woolsey, R 1.



POTATOES FOR SALE
Pure P. R. seed potatoes. for
bedding, 50c bu. FOB. Exc. for
Irish cobbler seed Irish potatoes.
J. H. Burkhead, College Park, R
ed
About 100 bu. P. R. potatoes

for. sale at my home, near Hat-

ley, Ga. -T.
Rt. eT: 2

500 bu. Cert. Portorican seed
potatoes, pink skin, 50c bu. or
40c in large quantities; also slips,
75be M. April 20th shipment. All
FOB. Wm. C. King, Alpharetta.

Good, large White Star Irish
potatoes. Excellent for planting,
70c bu. FOB. W.F. ner S: Min-
eral Bluff,

200 bu. sweet potatoes for sale.
Edd Ray, Denton, Ga.

100 bu. pink skin P. R. seed
potatoes, 70c bu. at Hill. Lunia

D./ Dowdy, Cordele,

Gay, Decatur, R 1, or 921 Grant]

Bldg., Care A. G. Smith.

80 bu. Gov. insp. yellow skin
Portorican seed potatoes, 40c bu.
and 400 bu. Eating, 50c bu. All
at.my farm; also S. C. W. L. eggs
50c per 15. J. L. Miller, Patter-
son:

150 bu. P. R. potatoes grown

from Gov. insp. plants, for seed.

or eating, 50c bu..1 1-2 miles N.
W. Vienna. G. A. Furlow, Vienna.

Red skin Portoricans, sound
and clean, 50c bu. at my place;
also syrup at 40c gal. S. S. Kes-
ler, Mize, R1.

P. R. sweet potatoes, for sale or
trade for corn, hay, or hogs at
market price, here. Theo a
man, Climax.

Sev. bu. yellow skin Sororh
an sweet potato seed, 50c bu. at
home. C. A. George, Lithonia, R
zo
50 bu. Nancy Hall sweet pota-
toes, very fine, 45c bu. at home.
Mrs. A, N. Hopkins, Metasville.

Portorican potatoes, 30 bu. or

exc. for corn. Bu. for Bu. W. J..

Manning, Funston.

Red seed and eating Portoric-
an potatoes, 50c bu. at hill. Exe.
for good planting cotton seed, or
anything can use; white nest on-
ions, 25 gal. not del. Mrs. J. F.
Solomon, Jeffersonville.

200 bu. State insp. Portorican
seed and eating potatoes, 50c bu.
at .ry home. Made at rate of 300
bu, per acre last yr. R. E. Mc-
Cants, Butler, R 2.

200 bu. P. R. potatoes, 30c bu.
at my farm, 5 miles West of
Denton. Mrs. Belle Wooten, Den-
ton.



SYRUP FOR SALE.
1932 crop Ga. cane syrup in
new 35 gal. cypress bbls. $10 per
bbl. FOB. R. L. Baxter, oe
wici.
Pure Sugar Cane syrup, A-1

ed |



grade, new bbls. $9, pbouy 36 gal. |
bbl. Bre

nee 14c Ib, or. $12 per 100 Ibs.
J. E. Patrick, Quitman, R 1.

. Best grade So. Ga. Red and
Ribbon cane syrup in full size
beer bottles, 12 to cs. $1.50, cash
with order..Sample for 6c in
stamps. W. L. H. T. Dasher, Lake
Park, R 1.

A-1 sugar cane syrup in 35 gal,
bbls. $10.50; cs. of 6, 1 gal. cans,
on 50}12 half gal $2. 75, FOB. J.

T. Ponder, Whigham.

Good, heavy Sugar Cane syrup,

35 gal. BBLS. $9.25; Second

grade, $8 BBL. Money order. J. E.
Patrick, Quitman, R 1..

Extra thick sorghum syrup in
60 gal. Bbl. and 10 1b. cans, 40 |
a C. C. Wyche, Greenville, R]

Ga. Cane syrup in gal. cans,
50e can. Mrs. F. R. Vincent,
Fruitland.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE



lbs. up. 15 doz. at patch. W. B.
Grant, Meigs.

Collards by truck load, also 20
bu. sweet potatoes, 3 bu. $1. Lee
Ponder, Whigham.

1 acre of good Headed cab-

ham.



Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Exe, 20 head of goats, half
without horns, for equal value in
Field peas and Velvet beans.
Write, Dr.. L. S. Perkins, Mar-
low.

Want' Pole Cat or epotted
Crowder peas. Will buy if cheap
for cash, or exc. other vaue. C.
L. Meadows, Vidalia.

Exc. smoked meat and lard for



shear.

Want from 6 to 10 bu. O-too-
tan Soy beans, clean and sound.
State price and send sample. J.
T. Walker, Uvalda, R A.

tle white specks and a med. ear-
ly fall bean. Mrs| T. H. Mull,
Aragon.

Exc. A-1 sorghum syrup in 6-
10 lbs. cans for 2 bu. O-too-tans.
Fa. pay Frt. J. E. Rusk, Buchan-
an, R 2,

Want sev. tons velvet. beans.
State best price. James W. Wil-
liams, Midland.

Want hay peas. Will exc. Gov.
insp. P. R: plants; also exc.
plants for Pecan trees. Frank
Groover, Dixie.

Want to buy snap beans. Woud
exc. mustard, crook neck squash,
or okra seed.
Stillmore.

Want hay peas. Will exc. Ca-
yana seed cane, 4-6 ft. long,

bage, onion, tomato and P. R.
potato plants. W. W. Williams,
Quitman.

Exc. 5 M. red skin P. R. pota-
to plants, Gov. insp. April 20th
del. for 5 bu. good, sound Brab
peas. Ea. pay chgs. B. F. Wheel-
er, Alma, R 1.

Want 2 lbs. ea. Half Runner
striped bean, Valentine, or Black
Wax bean seed, 1 Ib. Perkins
Mammoth Jong green okra seed,
Exe. for same, Navy beans or
Tillman peas. Mrs. J. C. Goolsby,
Baxley, R 3.

Want large butter-beans that

or exc. Jack beans. Mrs. B. R.
Clayton, Atlanta, 1812 McLendon
Ave. N. E.

Want 8 tons velvet beans in
the pod. Will giive $8, del. my

place; also want 10 bu. good seed

beans, 90-day velvets. W. hb
Parham, Warm Springs.

Exc. A-1 Cattail Millet seed

for brabham or iron peas: 100

Tb. seed for 300 lb. seed. W. 0.
reene, Donaldsonville.



Exc. 30 lbs. Blue Whippo

22M cabbage, wt. from 1 1-2

bage, for sale. R. E. ayn, Pel- |

Seed peas. W. H. Clough, Black-

Want 1 qt. of tender hull corn-
field bean seed, free of weevils. It |
is a green hull with red and lit-

W. J. Morgan, |.

Tooles prolific cotton seed, cab-.

have clusters of red blooms. Buy |

peas for 30 lbs. Prolific Velvet
beans, also exc, 2 bu. peas
bu O-too-tan beans., Ea pi
exp. chgs. J. E. Bridges, A SC)
ton. R 1.

Exc. 100 Jhb. white feed

for Hendersons bunch 1

stringless green bunch beans
cabbage plants and whi
crowder peas. Ea. pay postag
Mrs. J. T. Daniel, Griffin.

Want 50 bu. Bunch Spe
Velvet beans, Must be >
seed. E. B. Weatherly, Cochra

Want hay peas, 75 bu; Ex
cabbage plants, 75c M. tomato
Onion, Portorican plants, $1.0
M. Pepper, 50c C Cayana C
6-8 ft. $7.50 M. W.. W. was
iams, Quitman. a

CORN AND SEED con

} WANTED
Want 1 qt. Hickory King
shelled from middle of. cobs
Quote del. cost. R. C. Mead
Dahlonega.

Want car or 2 of good a



han:
Want 50 bu. white mili

Bast del. price on shelled ;
O. I. Cowan, Doraville.

wt. 160 lbs. more or ae
old at 8c lb. for good corn
40c for-corn. Bring corn at on

Want 40 or 50 bu. good s ipp
shuck corn at once. Will
cash or exc. Yearlings, Bs hei TS
1 male, 1 3-4 mi. Purvis School
Jas. R. Garner, Stapleton, R i

Want 1 pure Piedmont
seed corn, field selected, ni I
and shelled. Roy L. Howard
Dearing. | :

Quote lowest cash price on 10(
bu. sound yellow shelled
FOB College Park. J. D.
ett, College Park. }

Want 50 bu. good, sound corn.
Will pay 50c bu. FOB H am.
W. Estes, Hiram. ;

Exe. 5 tons. good peanut. u
for corn: ton hay for 16 h
corn. Bring corn and get hay
Can be shelled or ear corn.
miles west of Byromville)..
Johnson, Byromville.

Exc, 100 W. L. hens, 1 yr. 0:

for 100 bu. corn, or will sell hen:
for 50c ea. Mrs. M. C. W: er,
Culverton.
Want shuck corn. Namele ic
and state amount. Must bh
cheap and within 15 miles 0
Scott or Lovett; also a cupful o:
old time, bitter, rough turni
seed. P. B. Lampp, Scott, R

ARM PRODUCE WANTED

ade 2 good values, $35 a
$18, for farm produce, anyth
can use. Write what you have
E. L, Dixon, Blackshear, R 2, 0:
104.

Want clean, insect- free, so nd
good Wheat, Tillman, Iron, Lad
peas, Pop corn, Comb hon
dried fruit, Black walnut kernels.
etc. Write price del. Stam ed.
addressed envelope for reply.

H. Littlecamp, Brooklet, Box 161

Want samples and prices 0
smoking and chewing tobacco
beans, peas, any var., pecans
peanuts, any var. chufas, gen:
sing roots. T.S. Wilson, Swains
boro, R 3.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS
WANTED ;
Want 1 sugar cured, Hickory
smoked, country ham, wt. abou
15 lbs. Must be guar. Ci Jasor
A. Tugegle, Atlanta, 16 No, Eliz-

abeth Place.

Want 200 Ibs. home curec
meat: hams and middlings. Exc.
value for same. Write. C. M.
Camp, Grantville, R 2.

FRUIT WANTED
_ Exc. value. for dried ul





















































































































10 Ibs. bright leaf 1932
cco for 10 lbs. dried apples.
pay postage. John Nunalee,
ey, R 4, Box 126. \



EY BEES AND BEE SUP-
PLIES WANTED

Vant an observation hive, one
e size. Prefer in good cond.
D. Maxey, Lawrenceville.

ant honey bees in box and
ives. Send full ee

ant a. pure hive of Italian
es. Give price del. O. F. Adair,
lanta, 1646 ad Ave. N.

Want ae in old fashioned
ms, within 20 miles Athens.
1 exc. White Pekin duck eggs,
ted Carneaux pigeons, or pay
Dan H. Norton, Athens, R



PECANS AND PEANUTS
. WANTED
Want 4 to 500 lbs. hand shell-
Runner peanuts. State price
d amt. you have. C. H. Kin-
, Lake Park, R 3.
XC. Hampshire. pigs for Run-
peanuts and Ga. Cane syrup:
exc. velvet beans for peas.
has. Duggan, Chester.
ant pecans, any quantity,
Iso black walnut MEATS. Neon
pete. Americus.
8M Portorican potato
) nts. for 6 bu. N. C. Runner
a pinders. Plants to be del.
ril or ome H. Cc: Dowdy, Bax-

s, free of trash and pops, for
Quote price del. M. F. Bar-
Louisville.

ghest cash prices paid for
ling and papershell pecans in

Vant 10 bu. N. C, peanuts,
hicks, cotton seed. Will
aR, potato plants for same.
. Miles, Alma.

eo Portorican potato plants
N. C. Runner peanut seed.
nuts be del. now, and plants
season. Write first. J. M. Tom-

ant seed N. C. running vine
nuts. Quote lowest cash price.
samples. Houston Bird,
more, R i,

c, P. R. plants for seed pea-
and seed peas: 1M plants.
bu. Write what you have.
. Purcell, Baxley, R 5.

in; peanuts, big boll Resistant
ton seed for syrup; S. P. C.
S, sub. to reg. for syrup and
s. Joe M. Brown, McRae.

ant Big Jumbo or any good
. peanuts. Send best prices on |
r 100 Ib. lot. Hubert Atkins,
tlanta, 111 Gibson St., S. E.

xc. 300 Ibs. No. 1 Brab peas
fea Ib. No. 1 Runner peanuts.

ogs Tf interested,
1 eoniple and quote lowest
ve. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore,
, Box 31,

xc. potato plants in season
N.C. No. 1 seed peanuts: 10
lants for 8 bu. peanuts. Ea.
vy chgs. Want peanuts now. B.
. Overstreet, Surrency.

nt 60 bu. white Spanish
i ex for planting. 1932 crop.
:



_ SYRUP WANTED

fant Sorghum syrup in bar-
E. H. Taylor, eee 54
; N.

-|$1 per



ae Hay For Sale





Eggs For Sale : 5

oe : | Plants For Sale




_hursaay, March. 23, 1933
Plants Wanted _



15 tons nice, bright peanut
hay, $4:ton FOB Parrott, Ga. or
truck loads. B. F. Scott, Daw-
son, R 1, Box 99.

To trucks at my home, 5 or
more tons of good Alfalfa hay,
baled, about 75 Ibs. per bale. P.
G. Walker, Madison.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. 10 young S. C. R. I. Red
hens and 1 cock, special bred





_|winter layers, for sound feea
wheat or yellow corn. L. H.
Cox, Hapeville.



Georgia Products

Wanted

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., WANTED
Exe. a few Moores Early and
Catawba grape vines for white
scuppernongs. Mrs. H. C. Pees:

Epworth. i

POTATOES WANTED
Want to communicate with
party who has old fashioned
sweet potatoes that are planted
in hills like Irish potatoes. C. E.
Rankin, Jefferson.
Want Pumpkin Yam seed pota-





toes, also Trinidad seed potatoes. |

S. P. Holt, Wrens, Box 81.

Want to get in touch with par-
ty who has 500 bu. sweet pota-
toes and will sell for 25 bu. O.
L. Hires, Odum.

SYRUP WANTED

Exc. 50 bu. Virginia Bunch and
Imp. Spanish peanuts at $1 bu.
for Sugar Cane syrup and seed
cane to plant, at market price.
J. W. MeMichen, Dallas, R 7.

Want 35 gal. A-1 Sugar Cane
syrup in new cypress bbls. Quote
best price del. Would exc. sound
90-day velvet beans if desired.



-|F. F. Trussell, Sandersville.

Exe, 100 lb. gilt for good syrup,
16 gal. also Exc. Portorican
plants, 2M for 2 bu. seed Irish
potatoes; exc. okra seed for wht.
lima little bunch beans. James
Jackson, Ft. Valley, R 4.

Exc. 2 nice S. P. C. pigs, 10 wks
old, very best blood lines for sy-
rup. Or will sell for $3.50 each,
cash. Merlin Gay, Garfield.



Eggs For Sale



Jersey White Giant eggs, Tru-
itt and Wright strain, $1.25 per
settin. Mrs. J. A. Morgan, Val-
dosta,

8. C. R. L Red eggs, Mahood
and Donaldson str., 2 settings
of 15 eggs each, postpaid for $1.
W. A. Branan, Lewiston.

Rusks pure AAA and. grade
Golden Buff Minorca eggs, se-
lected for hatching, 45c per 15;
30 eggs at 75c; 60 for $1.25; 100
or more, 2c ea, I. KK: Norman,

McDonough.

Big Bone Giant Bronze tur-
key eggs, now ready. (Toms wt.
55-60 Ibs. Scores 97 1-2 points);
Bloodtested R. I. White chicken
eggs, 75c per 15. Prepaid. L. J.
| Ellis, Cumming, R 5.

J. B. Giant or Parks str. B.

-|R. 50e setting, or 30 for $1; del.

F. Simmons, Decatur, 102 Green-
wood,

Prize winning Dark Cornish

1| eggs, 75c per 15, $3.25 C. Can

furnish 100 weekly at any time.

Thoroughbred cows and hogs,

Nets Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylves-
er

Thoroughbred Anconas, Black
Minorcas, White Wyandottes 75
per 17, or exc. for J. B. Giant,
Reds, or B. R. eggs. Chinchilla
rabbits, exc. for baby chicks. J.
M. Wood, Adairsville, R 1.
_ Marcy str. Jersey : White Giant
eggs, Reg. No. 144, for hatching,
16. Exe. for Brabham
peas or feed corn, or seed pea-
nuts. Mrs. Lewis E. Tabor, Al-

|bany, R C.

Pure Silver Wyandotte eggs



and Mallard (slightly mixed
Pekin) duck eggs, 65c per



15, del. Mrs. Douglas McLendon,
Dawson, R 4.

Donaldson str. R. I. Red eggs,
50c per 15. Crate to be returned.
Mrs. T. EH. Blanchard, Appling,
R 2, Box 88.

Turken or Spencer Wonder
Bird eggs, 65c per 15, del. Exc.
for W. L., Reds or any heavy
breed; black pole beans, 15c Ib.
del. E. D. White, Rupert.

Bronze turkey. eggs, from large
stock, 25 lb. tom, $2 doz. Pure
Golden Lace Wyandotte and B.
R. hen eggs, 45 per _ setting.
Rubbye Lee Sanders, Felton.

Plants For Sale

Kudzu plants, 2 yrs. old, $4 M;
Japanese walnut trees, 3. yrs.
old, 20c ea. 4 for $1. All well
rooted and carefilly packed. Eu-
gene Harper, Hartwell.

Certified Marglobe and pink
skin tomato plants, $1.25 M. Ru-
by King, Pimiento and Hot pep-
per plants, $2 M. Now ready: for
shipment. C. P, Crosby, Baxley.

Mastodon everbearing and La-

dy T. strawberry plants, 30c C.
Add postage on orders less than



s



500. Mrs. H. T. Crumley, Cleve-
land, R 4.
Gov. insp. and treated, Red

and Purple skin P. R., and Nan-
cy Hall plants, $1.M. 5M up, 80c
M. Sat. guar. Half cash, bal.







COD, if preferred. M. L. Stone,
Graham.

Crystal Wax and Yellow Ber-
muda onion plants, 500, 50c;

-85ce M. Del. R. H. Kent, Daw-

sons

Gov. insp. Portorican plants,
$1.25 M. del. Exc. 1 M. for 25
good, 100 lb. cap. white feed
sacks. Ea. pay postage. Plants
del. May 1st. Mrs. A. J. Nix,
Flowery Branch, R 1.

Raspberry plants, 5c ea. straw-
berry, 25 C. May cherries, 10c
ea. Yellow root, 12c Ib. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Mrs. J. B.
Jones, Dahlonega, R 1.

Cert. Portorican plants, $1 M;
Gulf State tomato plants, 90c
M. Half cash with order, bal.
COD. April del. J. W. Overstreet,

Douglas,

Imp. Portorican, red skin po-
tato plants, Gov. insp..75c M.
Big Stem Jerseys, same price. L.

G. Barnes, Enigma, R 1.

Marglobe tomato, Pimiento
pepper, Imp. Portorican potato
plants, from Cert. seed, 25c C.
75e, 500; $1.25 M. D. A. Lewis,
Baxley, Rt. 4, Box 40.

P., R. plants, Gov. insp.
treated, 90c M. Marglobe toma-
to, 70c M. 5 M up, 60c M. FOB.
J. E. Williams, Jr.. Alma, R 3.

Millions Fresh spring grown
cabbage plants Improved Wake-
fields. (Earliest header known).
COD 50c per M. Sat. guar. FB. .
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Gov. insp. P. R. and Nancy
Hall potato plants, $1 M. FOB,
or exc. for large breed baby
chicks or turkeys or seed Irish
potatoes. Drury Taylor, Alma, R
3 ; ;
Pure Portorican plants, insp.
Shipping now. $1 per M. J. B.
Tarver, Blakely.

Booking orders. Portorican
plants, Gov. insp. 75c per M. 5
M. up, 55 M. FOB. Cash with
order. April, May, June del. S.
B. Oxendine, Baxley, R 5.

Imp. P. R. potato plants, 75c
M. F. Ll. Carter, Coffee.

Lady T. strawberry. plants, 85c
500; $1.70 M. del. 6 Red Gold
plants free with ea. 85c order.
Martin gourd seed, 5c pkg. Add
postage. Herbert Pritchett, El-
lijay/R 4.

Greater B. and Marelobe to-
mato plants, $1 M. Ready- now.
FOB. Ralph Miles, Baxley.

W. cabbage plants, 60c M.
Boone and Portorican potato
plants, del. in May, 90c M. Del.
Exe. for cotton seed and tomato
seed. L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

Booking orders for Portorican |

potato plants

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Gov. insp. Red



60c M. FOB. Cash with order.
April, May, June, July del. J. L.
Hallman, Baxley.

Cert. Yellow Skin Portorican,
Nancy Hall and limited amounts
Pumpkin, Golden, Pattesaw,
Japanese Yams, Triumphs, $1.-
25 M. FOB. Full count. April
shipment, H. F. Stair, Valdosta.

Booking orders, april del. Ba-
nana Yams and Portorican po-
tato plants, $1 M. also old fash-
ioned Nigger Killer $1.25 per
M. FOB, % A. Mims, Alma...

Portorican potato plants, Gov.
insp. 75c pr M. Write for prices
on large orders. Money back
guar. M. C. Tyre, Coffee.

Imp. P. R. plants, 75c M. Mar-
globe, Greater B., and New
Stone tomato plants, $1.50 M.
Ruby King pepper, $1.50; Chas.
W. cabbage, 75c M. J. H. Wright,
Fitzgerald, R 1.

Red skin P. R. potato plants,
Gov. insp. $1 M. 10 M up, 90e M.
Del. Seed grown from vines. C.
J. Gordon, Warwick, R 3.

Cert. Marglobe tomato plants,
$1 M. Make best offer on very
large lots to be del. in April on
Pink or Red Skin Portorican
potato plants. B. E. Daniel, Ty

Ty, Rel,
Marglobe and Greater Balti-
more tomato plants, 90c M FOB.



and





J. P. Whisnant, -Lenox, R 2.

Cokers Golden skin Portoric-
an potato plants, $1 M. post-
paid, or 75c M. not postpaid. E.
D. Paulk, Fitzgerald, Box 44.

Imp. purple skin and yellow
Portoricans, $1,25 M. 5 M up, 61
M. Exc. some for biddies. J. W.
Altman, Alma,

Insp. red skin P. R. potato
plants, $1 M. del. in April. John-
nie Lott, Broxton, R 2.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants,

now ready, 500, 35c; 55c M. $2.25
per 5 M. postpaid. J. P. Morris,
Baxley.

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion,
Chas. W., Copenhagen Market,
Golden Acre cabbage plants.
Any, 200, 25c; 500, 40c; 65c M.
Del. parcel post. M. M. Yar-
brough, Guyton. ae

Pure. red skin Portorican

plants, insp. and treated, from

new ground vine cuttings, $1 M.
del. Subject to change, April
del. Also Stone Mtn. melon seed,
35c lb. del. J. W. Haman, Sum-
er :

Imp. Portorican plants, Gov.
insp. $1 M. del. W. H. Vaughn,
Baxley, R 4. e

* Tomato plants, Marglobe, 75c
M. Break ODay, $1 M. Chas, W.
cabbage, 35c M. Portorican po-
tato, $1 M. Ship in April. M. L.
Williams, Alma, R 3.

Marglobe, rust-proof tomato
plants, 500, 70c, or $1.25 M. Del.
C. E. Harden, Sale City, R 1.

Booking orders for yellow skin
P. R. potato plants, Gov. insp.
Del. about April 20th through
May and June, $1 M FOB. Cash
with order. B. F. Hancock, Riv-
erdale.

Imp. P. R. potato plants, to-
mato, Hastings Early Prolific,
Greater Baltimore, Ea. $1 M del.
25 C. Tomato plants ready; po-

tato, April, May del. W. D.
Lightsey, Odum.
P. R. potato plants, $1 M.

COD. Ready April 20th. Exc. for
Brab seed peas. N. J. Russell,
Graham, Rl. -

' E. Klondike, Lady T: Progres-
Sive Everbearing strawberry
plants, 500, 75c del. 6 Red Gold
plants free with order. Indian
Runner duck eggs, 65c, 13, del.
A. D. Call, Ellijay, R 4.

Plants Wanted





Exc. nice sundried apples,
good coniiti fon.; at. 10c. Ib.
Joliy Time pop corn at 10 Ib.



and Purple skin, 75 M. 10 M up.

pigeon ranch. 5 yrs..

work. Mrs. Ruby Preskitt, A-

.1911 Memorial Drive SE.

with. the operation and upkeep >

Come

























































for Chas. W. cabbage or on-
ion plants. Mrs. A. E. pee :
Mt. Airy. R 1. ee

Exc. pure Parks Cream A
Grade B. R. eggs for cabbage
plants, potato slips or anything
can use, W. T. Howard, Cedar-
town. R 2.

Exc. white feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap for beet seed, tomato, cab-
bage and Bell pepper plants 0.

onions. Mrs. B. C. Plyler,
Daisy,.R 1.
Mtn. grown = strawberry

plants, large yellow plum trees
second-hand duck feathers to ;
exc. for onion, cabbage and po- a
tato plants. Want a few scup- .
pernong vines. J. P. Bramlett, a
Ellijay, R 4. ,

Positions Wanted

Want job witn poultry or
exp. in-
both. Married, small family, 30
yrs. old. Ref. C. L. Leonard, At
lanta, 938 C & S Bank Bidg.

Want place on farm for
wages or share of crop. 40 yrs.
old, have farmed most of my
life. Can drive truck or car.
Can give good ref. as to ability.
and honesty. W. L. Fowler, At- i
lanta. 322 Fair St. SE. a

Young widow desires work
near Atlanta for home and
smaJl salary, assisting with
vegetable growing, flowers
chickens and otherelight farm





mericus. 1101 E. Forsyth St.

Want general work on farm,
or work on stock or dairy.
Have 1 grown boy, 20 yrs. girl,
14 and 2 boys large enough to ~
do work. Exc. Ref. if desired
W. D. Moore, Swainsboro. |

Want job on farm. 17 yrs
old, understand oe Want
$10.00 mo. board. L. Be
dox, Monroe. R 4.

Refined girl wants home
with nice family to assist: with |
poultry and other light farm
work. $6.00 mo. and board.
Write or come after me. Sal-
lymae Edenfield, Glennville. R
3. in care A Edenfield.

25 yr. old boy wants job on
farm. Honest, do not drink or
smoke, and am able and willing :
worker. $4.00 mo. board and
laundry. Kent Wilson, Atlanta

Widow, 38 yrs. old wants
place in nice farm home caring
for chickens, milk, butter and
flowers, ete. No. 1 worker.
Must have salary. Mrs. Varre

Newby, Macon R 1.
Want job on farm for wages.
Exp, in general farm work. M
Sams, Atlanta. 147 1-2 Decatur
St.

oF arm Help Wanted

Want sober, industrious, en
ergetic colored couple for usual
farm duties, room, board and
small salary. State qualificat- 2
ions. Miss Carrie Galbraith, |
Clarkesville. R 4.

Want two families who can
furnish stock and supplies fo!
good farms, 1 in Fulton and 1 -
in Coweta. Mrs. R. C. Loyd,
Ocilla, R1. :

Want young man familiar



of modern farm machinery and
with some exp. in gen. farm
work, with fair education
Splendid opportunity. Mrs. i
A. Key, Macon. 1001 Napier.

Want couple, .col. prefered
to raise chickens, garden and
other light farm work at once.
see or communicat
with: B. O. Fussell, Brunswick,
Blythe Isle. :

Want white or colored man,
single, to work on farm for
board, laundry and small sal-
ary. Must have references, E
E. Beusse, Rt. 1, Forest Park.

Want single, colored man OI
boy for gen. farm work. S :
Calfee, Brunswick.