Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1934 May 17

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| ee aes fhe DEPARTMENTIo

G. C. ADAMS






CEORCIA

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSJ. F. GREER, DIRECTOR



VOLUME 17. STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 19384.

NUMBER 20.



















A NOTE OF OPTIMISM



Some fifteen months ago, soon after I came into. office,.. I
made a seven hundred mile trip around the State to ascertain
the best I could the condition of the farmers. I feel sure I inter-
viewed more than one thousand. With hardly a single excep-
tion, I found them in a woeful condition. The farm lands were

_ neglected, terraces broken, fences down, barns and homes in
decay from twelve years neglect. Houses leaking and farmers
moving beds from corner to corner of the room to avoid leaks.
Steps and verandas fallen, many: windows stuffed with pillows
E = where glass had been, livestock were mostly old and
t ept

This situation was also reflected in the rural schools and
churches. Many children were out of school for want of shoes
and clothing. The country churches: Gods best habitation on
earth, were practically empty. Pinching poverty does not seem
to be conducive to faith but rather to rebellion and hardness
of heart.

The farmer himself seemed forlorn and hopeless. His wife
looked worn and weary. The children were poorly clad and
poorly fed due largely to the lack of balanced nutritious food,
one hundred thousand farm homes in Georgia without a siecle
milk cow. Now could a picture more dark and more true of the
Georgia farmer in January 1933 be painted?

Now a month or two ago I made about the same tour of the
State, What did I find? The farms and fences and barns and
homes in most cases showed touches of improvement. A barn

here with a new roof, a home there with new paint, old ver-
andas repaired and recovered. A new siding here and there.
Windows full of real glass, churches and school houses in
better shape. _

_ I kmow the farmers are still far from comforts and luxuries.
They are still only a little way from penury and serfdom.
They have uncomplainingly borne the heat and burden of the
world. Their spirits have been well nigh broken. They have
been foot mat on which the favored classes have entered the

temple of privileges.

I think a better day is dawning for them in the name of the
Forgotten Man. Early last year practically all his products
sold below cost. This condition had existed for years until he
had about come to the end of his way. Cotton sold at 6c; now
llc. Corn sold from 18c to 40c in different sections of the State, -
now 80c to $1.00. Peanuts at $21.00 per ton, now $60.00. Sweet
potatoes 40c to 50c per bushel, now $1.00 to $1.25. The last
years crops of apples and peaches sold far above the prices of
the previous year. While the cotton crop was some four million
bales less than the year before, it brought a total of $630, 000,-
000 against $397,000,000 for the much larger previous crop.
This is besides the ventals received from the Government by
the farmers. Tobacco sold for a total of $6;125,047.03, com-

~ pared with $1,238.748.88 for the previous year. Cottonseed |}
were $9.00 per ton, now $26.00. Wheat was 40c per bushel

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iE enin and Hay Wanted

























Want quotation on 250 bu.
Abruzzi rye for delivery when
threshed, or before planting
time in September. G. E. Rey-
nolds, Albany.
_ Want 4 tone good peanut hay,
del. Quote best price. Steve
Columbus. Cjo Empire Atlanta
; Eggs, Extra, Selected Whites, doz. $219
: Hees xtra, COZ. = 26s. aoe aT
Poultry For Sale Tego; Standard,: d0z.. =. 52-555. 6 5
ANCONAS Bges, Georgia trade, doz. -------- 14%
- 75. Ancona hens, 13 mos. old, Eggs, yard run, doz. ~---------- a
now laying well, 75c each FOB. Hens, Heavy-Breed, lb, -------- 1-18
Mrs. S: M. Waters, Waycross. Hens, Leghorns, lb. ------------ -10
310 Butler St. Z PLOOSU CES iS ee eee .06
= Stats, ibe = sts se ai
BANTAMS Piriers. lbe- 3 2 2 22 .20-.25
_ Several trios of 5 different TRICKS 1b a _ 10
breeds of fine, pure blooded Ceo 1h 08
Bantams, for sale. J. T. Van PurkeySs th. 6 2g 45
_ Horne, Monroe. P. O. Box 286. Capen 45
. ss fo a eee Country Butter, best table, lb. -- .20
ic ea. or exch for other chick- : ees 165
ens, same age. M. B. Dreggers, Pigld Peas, WUNCG Us ose ne oes :
Glennville. P. O. Box. 61. Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ..-. 1.90-2.00
e Far Corn (30 1bs.-t0 bu) 12
BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS Sweet Potatoes, per 100 Ibs. ---- 2.50 >
Fine pure Thompson Ringlet Cabbage, (green, per 100 lbs.) __ 90
is. bh. layine hens, 1 cock, 1 yr. Cabbage (white, per 100 Ibs.) .. .90
old, $6 FOB; eggs, 75c per 15, del
Beep. for oe SPANISH PEANUTS, No. I, $65.00 per ton, del. mills.
Re 2:

MARKET REPORT
: OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices May 14, 1934. -Always Subject to Variation.
Georgia Produced, nearby Hennery, selected, fresh eggs: Retail 30c doz. Wholesale 25 doz.

Poultry For Sale







1 White Rock 10 mos.

196. Riverdale Road.





40 pure bred Thompson B.
Rock hens and 3 roosters, All -
18 mos. old. 80c ea. or $30 for
lot. FOB. R. C. Owen, Gay. Ga.

rooster, finest strain, $1.50. M.
Sheram, College Park. R 2. Box







i :
CORNISH :
INDEX Large, strong. and _ healthy
Page chickens: Dark Cornish, $1.50. ea
: $2.25 pr., $3 trio; and Buff Ply-
Grain and Hay For Sale _....-..-.0--. 1 mouth Rocks, $1.25 each. Mrs.
2 Pc ee Allen Russ, Nichols. R 2. Z
Poultry. For. Sale, sees 1, 2 2 Dark Cornish hens and
rooster, yr. old, $1 ea. Cash with
Poultry Wanted ..-ccccceeeeecceeceees 2] order. Mrs. Florence Sturm,
: 1 2 Statesboro. R 2.
HSS POP GAC anon ineeeer erent 10 Dark Cornish young hens 5
and cock, $8.0 FOB, in light
ie Steck Tr Hele ee aS crate: 14 Duroc and P. C. cross
Positions Wanted ...22 8 pigs, month old, $i8 or $1.40 ea.
Cc. O. Sikes, Sylvester.
Farm: Help: Wanted. ce 3
GAMES j
Plants For Sale -.-.-..--..-------------scccseens 3, 4 Brown Red Leopard and Def- ;
; : ry Walls Leopard pit games:
Seed FOr Saye --e-ecnceceeessnsseereseeseeeeeeenenen 4 stag, 2 hens, $5; -cock, 2 hens,
$6.50. R. H. Crawford, Tiger.
seed Walied Saeco ee ee 2 yr. old Brown Red, Jones
Roundhead, cross game cocks,



plants, or anything







Jaye




















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$1.50 ea. Exch. for P. R. potato -
can use.
Write. R. K. Davenport, a









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Market Bulletin

"Publishea Weekly oy the:
BUREAU OF MARKETS

_ Department Of
Agriculture.

- Executive Offices:

State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga..

-G. C. ADAMS,
Commissioner
J. F. GREER, Director
Bureau of Markets

THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1934.

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Special Notice



SEED FOR SALE
Correction: Hastings Rus-
ian Giant Sunflower seed, 10c
at: not postpaid. Plant. until
August. B. B. Morgan. Cylo.
: Saga seed for sale; 2 lb.
Fred Hutcheson, Rt. 2;



Poulicy For:Sale



_ Bacon Warhorse games, roost-
$1.50; hens; $1. ea. James C.

vamp, Jr., Dougiasville. R= 2.

Poultry For aa

MARKET BULLETIN

- Poultry: For: Sale

| Pauley. Wanted"

hee Fe or na :



'|1933 hatch. Good condition, part
| laying, 75c ea. or $18 for lot. 'S.

C. Lawhorn, Richland. RFD 3.



- ORPINGTONS

4 Batt Orp.. hens and rooster,

1933 hatch, $1 ea. or $4.50 for
lot. Cash or trade. Leo Akins,
Graymont. R 1.



PEAFOWLS FOR SALE
1 beautiful Blue Peafowl hen
for sale. S. M. Wellborn, Colum-
bus.-P. O. Box 304.



PIGEONS

60 White Kings, $30 value, sell
for $15, or exch. for 1 horse wa-
gon, peas, corn at market value,
Ea. pay shipping chgs; J. H
Stephens, Crawfordville.

300 pigeons for sale, or exc.
for corn, cow peas, .or baby
chicks. W. C. Rowland, Moultrie.
P. O. Box..351.

Fancy and. Utility pigeons. For
prices. and
Miss Ethel Lee, Valdosta. 1011
Cypress St.

' I8 common -pigeons, 25c- pair '

shipped anywhere, any amount.

| Want to buy 2 or 3 pr. White

Kings or Brown Carneaux: State
best price postpaid. Jack. Wrig-
ley, Atlanta. 2494 Piedmont Rd.

White Kings, 75c pr., mixed

pigeons, 50c pr. Exch. for any-

thing can use. B: H: Jones, Al-
bany. Rt. A.

; 16 White King reg pigeons
for sale or exch. for any good

stock chickens. Mrs. G. B. Rog-

ers, Macon. 877 Orange St:

4 prs. pure bred White Kings, |.
$1 pair. Trade for baby chicks,:

etc. Write for details. D. T. Ev-
ans, Jr., Hazlehurst.



QUAIL FOR SALE
Can: supply half grown: quail
in June for either re-stocking or
breeding purposes. Quail eggs

|can be del. at once, subject to

prior orders. Prices reasonable.

Ed. M. Furlough; Thomasville.

Clo Piney Woods Quail Farm.

R. I.. REDS
6 pure bred, Owens S. C. R. I.



Red yr. old, now laying hens,.
$5 or $1 ea. Nora Shirley, Al-

tO: Rol.

10 pure Donaldsons Dark: R.

I. Red 18 mos. old hens, 75c ea.

FOB. with unrelated cock free:

with lot. Mrs. W. R. Chasteen,
Locust Grove.

10 Dark,.
Eggs Grade R. I. Red hens and
unrelated cock, all 1 yr. old, $10.
Miss Sallie C. Sweat, Waycross.
1212 Albany Ave.

30 S. C. R. I. Red hens, $1

}ea. Exchange for reg. Jersey or
Guernsey heifer calves. Mrs. W..

be Berris. Griffin: -*

20 Mahood str.-S. C. R. I.. Red:

hens, 1% and 2 yrs. old, $1 each;
roosters, 1, 1%
$2 and $1.50 ea. Miss Belle Tim-
meman, Bronwood. Box 83.

1 year cockerel, direct from
Donaldson production eggs, $1.50

White running butter-beans, ok-4 :
ra and cantaloup seed, or exch.
for turkey and R. I. Red eggs
Mrs. J. E. Sikes,

dried apples.
Cochran. R 2.



GIANTS .

Royal Purple Giants, 3 young

ens, 11 mos. old, laying, 9 mos.
old cockerel and 1 hen, .2.-yrs.
a Id, $4.50 FOB. Mrs. Rose Dan-
rs, Buena. Vista.

R. I.. WHITES.
_ R. I. White chickens, 5 hens,
1 rooster, $4:75or-$t~each:.; 2
Bronze turkey gobblers, young
one, 18 lb. or $3-ea- Mrs. J. W.

| Wooten, Broxton, R 2.



i LEGHORNS

40 W. L. hens, 1 yr. old, now
ayinge and 100 partridge: size:
pullets for sale. Make best offer.
Ike Tomberlin, Surrency.

Nice el ag eae March 28th



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
ETC. FOR - SALE

' l-young Bronze -gobblerand~1

Black Giant rooster, and 2 hens

$3 for the chickens: and turkey,

FOB. segs Grace | Buena.

information write,:

$%.50--per C; del;
15, $1.50 for 30. Code No. 12321)

cabeiamcsiaoeds - Best:

and 2 yrs. old,



2 large White Pekin aus

50e ea. Dave Cravey, Milan: Ry ~

Te
8 WhiteAfrican Guineas, 75
ea: or $5 for lot; eggs, 20 for $1.

Mrs. MattiecJ. Rowan, Carters=)

ville.
40 White-Pekins, 8 wks. old,

"5c ea. FOB. Sell any amount.

Julian Tyler, Monticello. R 7.

5 pure bred White Emden, full
feathered, large geese, $1.45 ea.
Mrs. Lemma Southern, Carte-
cay.

_ 2 Black and White Muscovey
drakeS and ~4 hens, yr.-old, $1 ea.

Hens now laying. Lockard Bell,
St> SY

Atlanta. 264 Alexander
Ww.

' Trio fawn. col. Indian: Runner
ducks, now laying; $1 ea; 1933
hatch pit game hens, crossed
with Greys, Blues and Round-
heads, 75c ea. or 65c ea. lots of
10 or more. Math L. Logue, Gib-
son,



WYANDOTTES |
20 pure bred White Wyan-
dotte. young hens from prize

stock, all laying, $20 FOB; mix-,
ed hens, 75c ea. FOB. .4-mos. old.
heifer calf, $6 FOB. Mrs. Mat-

tie McPherson, Rabun Gap: R 1.



BABY. CHICKS FOR SALE:

S. C. Red chicks from careful-
ly culled flock, Donaldson strain,
eggs, 80c for

Mrs. T. J. Ray, Stone Mtn. -R:-2.

Poultry Wanted





BABY CHICKS
Want 300 W. L. baby. chicks
to:-raise on halves--to 10 wks.
old,. Mrs.: John Muirhead, Atlan-
ta. R 1.:Box 425.

, Want 100 B. Rocks to raise
on halves to 8 wks. old: Will
accept: any other breed. I furn-
ish feed and pay postage back..
Mrs: Evelyn Argo, Powder
Springs.

Want 100 biddies to raise on

halves to 8 wks. old. Will take

50. Miss Lunette Fogarty, Abbe-
Vitier rye]

Want 1- 500 chicks to raise
on halves to8 wks. old. I furnish.
feed and labor. Mrs. W. R. Po-

well, Matthews. R: 1.

Want some big Giant Black

or Buff Minorca biddies<by the:

Ist or 2nd week in June. Write

Mrs. W: H. Bonner, Hahira. Pas

Want 50- 100 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks.. old,
any large breed. Other party pay
shipping chgs;
other good value
Write first. Mrs.
Cleveland. R 1.

BANTAMS:
Some 20-25.

for chicks:
Joe Elam;



Want common

bantam hens at 25c ea. del. F. G.

Jinks, East: Point. 209. St; Mi=
chael Ave.



. GAMES:
Wanti:pure Blue pit games; 2
cockerels and 2 pullets, quail or

Ib: size. Pity 50c ea..and party

pay postage. Hugh Heod, Lilburn

LEGHORNS~

Want 30or 40 W: L. pullets,.
March or April hatch. Good:
stock, good size and now laying:
Quote lowest price. L. J. Bal-:



lard, Atlanta: 560 Moreland ave.

N. E. phone, Jackson 4672 W.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Exch, several pairs White:



-Monddine and sv: prs: Rd and

Splashed Carneaux pigeons for

chiekens, any type. J. E. Alex=|_
peer; Atlanta. 1578--Howell Mill,



exch. herbs and | F
eggs, $1.25 per setting. Miss Re-

Each, $1.00 per 15, del.

order.



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

DUCKS, ETC. WANTED
Want 1 Muscovey drake. State

age and price; also ducks <of

same strain.: Mrs. A. V. Pickern, |
Bainbridge.

Want 8 or 10 head of weese.

Quote del price. C. B. Forehand,
Metter.



Eggs F, or Sale.



Big Bone Giant Bronze turkey

(theworld's largest of the whole

turkey family) eggs, $4.00 doz.
prepaid. L. J. Ellis, Cumming.

Few settings, $1.50ea. from: my.

Giant Black Minorcas, and gen-
uine Buff Cochin bantams. O.

H> Wright, Atlanta, Peters Bld.

Blue Speckled Guinea eggs,
50c for20; Barred Rock and R.
I. Red crossed (Hybrid) eggs,
50c for +15. All prepaid. Irvin
Roberts,. Tallapoosa, R. 2.

Fancy, pure bred White Rock
eggs, $1.00 per 15, del. Mrs.R. J.
Bruce, Toccoa.

Pure Dark Conish ~ eggs): 5e

per 15, postpaid. Money -orders
accepted only.. Mrs. Harvey H.

Foster, McDonough, R 5, Box

113.

Everlay B: L. eggs,60 per 15;'
$1.00 for 30; postpaid:
Smith, Braselton.

Pure bred Giant Pekin duck
eggs, 40 odd, $3.00 for the lot.
or $1.00 doz. Mrs. Haley Adams,
Elberton, R 3.

Pure bred W. L. Bantam eggs,

30c doz. del: Grace Bruner, Edi-
son; RiT.
. Pure: .bred J. B. Giant. eggs,
Royal Purple strain, 75c per 15.
Postage not prepaid. Mrs. Emery:
Free, Blue Ridge:

M. B.. turkey. eggs, $1.50 :doz..

postpaid. Cash with order. Mrs.
A BY Davis, Chipley, R 1.

Big Bone M. B. turkey, Ellis
setrain effs, 25c ea del: Mrs:
Lizzie* Waldrip, Gainesville.

White Guinea eggs, $1.25 per
13, del. Ringneck and White
doves;: $250 pair, mated. Exc.
for: Cochin, Game; R: C. Black
Japanese, or Silver Sebrizht
Bantams, Pheasants, or eggs. Li:
E.. Williams,. Ty -Ty.-

Fancy, pure bred. White Rock

eggs for hatching $1.00 per 15,
del. Mrs. R. J. Bruce, Toccoa,
Sys

M. B. and B. R. turkey eggs,
mixed, $1.25 per doz. postpaid.
Cash -with::order. Now ready.
Miss Jessie Adams, Bowdon, R:3.

Pure Mammoth White Pekin
duck eggs, 50 doz. postpaid, or
will exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. W.W: Gable, Haralson.

Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)

becca Campbell,
S.-E,

Pure Golden Buff Orp. Egg-a-
Day. strain and pure Golden Se-
bright Rose Comb Bantam eges.
Mrs. R.

860 Boulevard,

Q: Miller, Acworth; 2 2.

Bronze turkey eggs, $2.50 per
12;-del.. Bird Bros: strain. A; S.
Cauthern, Tallapoosa, R 2.

- Pure bred. Dark Cornish eggs,
$1.00 per 15, dl. Also biddies
10e-ea.. Exc; for dried: fruit. Mrs.
D. E. Williams, Ty Ty, R 3.

. Fine.stock.B. L.. eggs, $1.00 per
15, prepaid. Adelia Jolley, At-

Janta, R. 7, Box 279.
Choice, pure bred Australorp

eggs, 75c for 15. Money order.
N.M. Young, Mershon, R 1.
Dark Cornish Indian eggs, 50

per 15; not-prepaid; roosters and
hens unrelated; roosters av. 9-11:

Ibs.; hens,.5-7 lbs.. Eggs, 91 per-

ent. hatehing, Mrs. S.J. Akers;

Fender, Box. 35.

per 18 postpaid.
John J. Allred; Talia=
- gu i : Ne

Cc. Ee

Campbell, Atlanta.

Mrs.

Blue: Speckled guinea eggs, 50c'}
Money with



Fine, selected hatching e;

from = Thompson B. Rocks,
per 15, $3.00C. del.
pence: Blakely.

Mrs. A,

' Strictly fresh B. L. eggs, pi

bred stock, 60 per 15, or $1
for 30, del.. All kinds roots, he

and barks. Write. A. T. Patt 7

son, Waco, R 2.

Correction: Pheasant exes
Golden; Mongolian, Amherst,
Silver eggs; also 1 cock, 6 nee
Tancred choice S. C. W. Leg
horns. or will .exc. for fame
bantams or Pheasants. Davi
Jennings. ,Jr., Aneto

Golden Pheasant eggs, $3.00 for
15. L..R.. Billups, Decatiir.

Ringneck: Pheasant eggs,
ea; Mongolian, 15c; Mutant,
Black-neck, 20c; Golden, - 2
Bog White Quail eggs, 30c
(Permit No. 20) J. L Berry, Nor:
cross,

15 pure bred Buff Orp |
50c FOB; 60c: del. Exch: 2 se
tings -for:1 M. potato slips Gar.
land Adams, Bowdon. R..3

15. White Pekinduck eggs, '
FOB: Bona Allen, Buford.

Goldbank M. B. turkey eg
$2: doz. del: Cash with -_
W. Wigley;: Dallas. R -1..

M. B. turkey eggs, now. rea
$1.25 doz. postpaid. Cash witl
order.

Pure Bronze turkey eggs,
per 12, del.

Safe del: A: S. Cauthern, Tal
lapoosa. R-2..

_Turken (Spencer

Bird) eggs, $1.25. per: setting
Cartons returned. Miss Rebece
860 Boule
vard, S. E.

Pure Golden Buff Orp. eggs *
Lay-Egg-A-Day strain, also pur
Golden Sebright bantam egg
from nicely laced, pure stock. :
Ea. $1 per 16; del: Mrs, R.
Miller Acworth. R_ 2.

Heavy, White Giant
Black Minorca eggs from larg

-2-yr. old hens.:$1 per15 postpai

Prompt shipment. L. B. Milli
ans, Newnan.

Prize-winning B. R. eggs,
per 15; $4.50. per C. postpa
Scott Hart, Americus. R 3. _

Heaviest type, Dark: Cornis
Setting eggs, $1 per 15, or $1.6
for 2 doz. Crates to be returned,
C. V. Walker, Blackshear,
Rixd..Box 57,

Little Eng. duck eggs, 60c per
Setting postpaid. Mrs. B,
Thomas, Hoboken,

Carefully selected hate
eggs.-of pure Parks Bred-t
Barred Rocks, at May price
50c per 15; 85c per 30 del. Crate:
returned. Mrs. J. S. Raulersor
Rockingham. RFD 1,

Pure bred eggs White- Hol.
land turkey, 20 ea. $1 per 13
Fischel str. White Rocks, $1 pe
17, parcel post. Mrs. J. J. Far.
rell; Cairo. R 3. Box 240: &

Mammoth White Pekin duel

eggs, guar. fresh and fertile, 75

per 13, del: B. Li Mobley, Ludo
wici: R 1.
R. I. Red chickens and Aus:
tralian guinea eggs, 3c each: Mr.
G.L. Dorsey, Clermont. R<1.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Correction 1 Jersey cow wit
second calf, over a month old,

Ag sale. Johnnie Neal, Oe





Correction -3 yoke of oxen,
with bows and yokes, $225. Ale
K: Sessoms, Cogdell. ee

Dark Jersey cow, freshen 3f
calf last. of May or first. of Jun
giving over gal. milk now; o
3. gal.; when fresh: $35 at

Place, near Jenkins store. B

Banks, Austell. R-2.
1 Polled Hereford bull


LT, 1934. |

L ve-s tock For. Sale:

Jersey: pulls calves up. toil
-ones, from. best blood

t.depresion prices. W. H.
s, Milan. -

or 8 grade Jersey cows bred
: Hereford bull, for sale.

. Waldrep, Forsyth R 1
ow with calf few wks old,

% yr old, about 800 Ib bull, $20
pout 50 bu. corn, 90c bu. at my

n. Cash. No. chks, K.S. Lind-:

, Loomsboro. R 3. Box 52.
cows, freshen during May

d early June;

ide Jersey, $25 to $45; 80 bu.
$1 bu; K.D. Sanders, Eat-

ersey heifers, 6 mos. old,
10 ea, or exch. for White or
n Leghorn hens,
strain. Mrs. I. R. Stanford,

cows, fresh in first of April.
one cf the three for sale.
with ist calf, will give 2 to 4
al. Near Hopeville Church. J.
Walter Jackson, Fayetteville R

ine Black Jersey Grade, 3rd
ake corn as part pay. R:
nheimer, Fayetteville. R 1.
Extra. gocd cow, 4 gal. milk,
Ibs. butter; due freshen May
Come see her. Mrs. W. L.
wlins, Snellville. -
1all Jersey. cow; 5.yrs. old,
ood milker, fresh in, calf few
S-old,. $25. A> Fi Copeland,
Chambers, Ave. East: Point.
Grade. cows and: heifers, 1
5 yrs. old 10 Hereford: heif-
and: cows; 6 fat steers, wt.
Ibs. On No. 7 Highway, 12
So. Barnesville. W.-P. Elder,

goed. -milch cows. cheap: All

Can: be seen at my - farm

Hogues High Schooh G.
Carlton, Tignall. R 1.

Young heifer calf, month old,

nsey-Jersey, from very hea-

nilkers.. Sell or exch. for yr.

. L. hens or growing pullets

re bred Black Cochin bantams

ue Jersey milch cow, 5. yr.

gal. $22 or exch. for 25

. corn. J. W: Jackson, Talking
eek. RQ.

Cow, fresh, calf, about 10 days

$28. Berkeley Payne, Corn-

Some gocd cows, fresh in, and
eshen soon, for. sale. W:

ureton, Rising Fawn:
Jersey cows, frsh in, 2 gal.
mo. old, $25 without alf;
eshen May 27th} 5 gal. when
$60. J. -R. Lyon; Atlanta.

30 head: nice dairy cows and
ine. male -and-- dairy equip-

t. Cheap. See in person.
S nearly alt

ge Jersey cow, fresh in Ap-
th; 4 gal. milk on pasture.
tested. Gentle, no bad ha-
Fine for dairy cow. $40.
ice heifers from 4 gal. cows
oo Vaughn. Neil, Zebu-

ul. Jersey cow, fresh in,
ASS, Lovingood, College
K. R..2.

ure bred Jersey heifer, 9 mos.
ld, reg. in buyers name; $25
B, or trade for 25 bu. zood

Ned J. Bond, Bogart.
Cows, fresh in; for sale: or
e. Clark Ayers, Canon. R 3.
roughbred Jersey cow, 3
If, mo. old, $25. Cash.
gourd seed; 3 doz. 10c.

Chastain: White. R 2.

_ HOGS FOR SALE
ck and White. listed sow,
ith ne $8; 2

8 wks.

1 reg. close

or other

very large.

each;

5) with ~ 2nd kid (doe),



Live Stock e. or: Sale

when.fat...$2 ea,..or 6 for: $11.

Alvada Lewis, Baxley. R4. Box.

| 43..

REVE. old: 300 Jb. S.. P: male;
$15; 1 mix. sow, 2 yrs. old, ASS:
1 mix. sow'and 5. pigs; $6. All
del. at my barn: J. W: aS

5 heifer, soon to freshen, -$20 | CR2URCY FR 2.

Sow, 3-4 Guinea, and 6 pigs,

old, $15 for lot. Fred

Thompson, Warrenton, RFD.
Smoothe finishing, fast grow-

(ing Duroc Jerseys, Pure bred

gilts and boars. Reg. in buyers
name. Choice, outstanding ani-
mals offered at reasonable

prices. N. W. Jones, Glenwood.

Little Bone Black African
Guinea pigs, cholera immune, 10
wks. old, $5.50 ea. C. E. Knight,
Ft. Valley.

Reg. Duroc boars ready for
service. Sired by Miracle
Worlds champion, boar. Prices
reasonable. J. S. Huie, College
Park. :

Reg. Black Essex; running
beans, pure and sound, $1.25 bu.
W. J. Bargeron, Sardis. Box -146.

7 B. B. Guinea pigs, 3.- 5 wks.
old, $3.50 ea. at Lavonia. F. N.
Craft, Lavonia.

1 brood sow (from litter of 17)
O. I. C. Berkshire, about 8 mos:
old, ready to breed, $12 cash at

my barn. Mother of this pig has

bred 55 pigs -in 4 litters. W: So
Cope; . Gillsville.. R 1.

250 Jb. P. C. sow, $7 at my
barn. Arthur Owens, Barnesville.

HORSES AND MULES
FOR SALE
Black horse mule, 9 yrs. old,
950 lbs. wt. Good cond. For sale
J. L. Bailey Dunwoody. R 1.
Gentle, well trained, donkey,
(will do light farm work) and



wagon for sale, cheap for cash,

or exch. for gentle pony for child

to ride. T. A. Fletcher, Forsyth.

Res.

7 yr. old Shetland pony, gntle
children canhaldle easily. $50. J.
A. Godby, Fairburn. 5 miles So.

-| College Park.

1 M. lb. mare,

works good,
single or dbl.

$150. Take good

plug mule or milch cow as -part

pay; 22 head goats for sale or
trade: for cow and_ calf. Ottis
Moody, Coffee.

Good mare mule, 8 wks. old,
1150. Ibs. wt. $160 cash, 6 miles
north of Villa Rica. T. W. Ad-
erhold, Villa Rica.

5-good mules, 1 eimtohed -pair
colts, 3 yr. old,. $110 ea.; 1 --6
yr. old Kentucky mule, $115; 2
good, 3 yr. old mules, $100 ea.
Turn left..at Cooks Crossing. O.

E. Norton. Fairburn.



RABBITS FOR SALE
Ped. heavy wt. Chinchilla
from reg. prize winning stock,

_|8 wks. old, unrelated pairs, $1.75
or $1 ea; Ped. Himalayan doe,

yr. old, $2. S. Jones, Lylerly.

7 gray, 8 wks.-old, 50c ea.; 5
Red, 12 dark Blue, 6 wks. old,-
35 ea. FOB. Will grow very
Mrs. W. E. Martin,
Avley, +R 22:

SHEEP AND GOATS
25 head common goats, 5c
10 head geese, 60c each.
G. W. Sammons, Soperton, R 3.

Nubian goat, fresh in, $20 for
quick sale. Se or write. Near
Lakewood Park, Polar Rock, Rd,
W. D..Weldon, Atlanta, R 1,
Box 201.

Reg. pure Nubian buck
Southern Kedar from Sou.
Voulnteer and Sou. Dot. at stud
Fee, $3. Write first; pure Barron
W. L. 250-300 quality eggs, 60
per 15, $i for: -30;.del: F.
Grubbs, Demorest.

1 Toggenburg goat,



fresh in
for sale.

- work, ete.

Prices

| job on: . farm,
Write rat. once.



MARKET. BUL

Positions: Wanted

Widow- wants. home welt ht
Christian people on farm, as-'
sisting with light farm, yarden
Write.

Shelnutt,. Franklin, Clo W. A.

Shelnutt, R 2.

Settled, young woman with 3
years old boy wants place as
helper in refined home, assisting
with light farm work, poultry,
flowers, etc. Ref. exc. Mrs:-Mary
Carnes, Atlanta, 277 Pryor. St.
Ss. W:

Want job, Am stout, healthy.

Good plow hand, also carpenter.
J. Underwood, Atlanta, 367 Crew

St.

Want place in country: with
elderly woman, or small family,
assisting with light farm. work.
Write full details in letter, with

ref. Georgia Brand, Marietta.

Nice, country raised widow
with boys, 8-9 yrs. old, wants
home~on farm, work for board
and clothes: for self.and boys.
See-me, or write. enclosing post-
age. Mrs. F. T. Pierce, Fitzger-
ald, R 2, Clo George Russell.

Want build your conerete si-
los, either upright or trench, al-
so concrete your dairy barns.
Years exp. in this class of work.
L. L. White, Haralson.

Want. job on dairy, truck or

poultry farm. Widow with two
children (boy. and girl). All able

to work. Address, Mrs. Estelle
Cochran, Bolingbroke, R <, Clo
C. A. Byington.

Want job-as miller, wheat and
corn. 25 yrs. exp. Write. T. F.
McDonald; Gordon, R 1.

29 yr. old man of. character
and ability, desires job on dairy
at once. Expert dry hand milker.
8 yrs. exp. $3-per week, board
and: laundry: No. drinkers need
reply. Charlie. Brown, Gaines-
ville; R2, CloC.:C. Martin.

Refined, middleaged woman,
unincumbered; good disposition,
wahts homeon farm, family of
2 prferred, to: assist with light
farm work. Ref. Mrs.:C. R. Brile

Danvers:

l7 yr. old boy, stout, ide lbh
raised on farm, wants job as
farm hand at once: Prefer Doug-
las or Paulding county. Write
or come aftr me. Robt. Kine,
Douglasville, R1, Clo -R.-E.
Hitchcock:

27 r. old white woman, rear-
ed on farm, wants home for self
and 2 yr.old baby on farm. Not
afraid of work: Neat,
healthy, honest. Good ref. Mrs.

'C. E. Jackson, Vienna, R 2.

Want job on farm. Exp. truck

driver, drive any kind of truck:

Take job most anywhere. Come
or write. W. O. Wright, Cairo.
White boy, 17 yrs. old, honest,
willing to work, country raised,
no bad habits, wants job. Prefer
a good home with good: Chris-
tian. people. Small salary. C. B.
Wright, Willacoochee, R 2.

22 yr. old. young man, raised |

on farm, do any kind of farm

'work, wants job. $15 mo. board

and laundry. At once. H. J. Deal,
Toccoa, R 2.

Well drilling, over 20 yrs. exp.
reasonable. Work guar.
Write. C. C. Eubanks, Edison.

Want small farm directly on

No. 7. Highway, between Macon

and Valdosta, suitable for grow-
ing. plants and produce on
Shares. Preferably at or near
Hahira, Adel, or Cecil. P. M.

Hill, Rome; Box 45.

' Want job on farm doing light

farm work: Middleaged widow,
-unincumbered.

Go. anywhere.
Mrs.
Clo Joe Brantlett.

Man and: wife and -child want
=

Funder 13. yrs.

|Hugh Richardson, Atlanta,
Peachtree.

Buena Vista; R5, Clo Mrs. Rosa |
children, colored preferred. Man

clean, |:

J. D. McDuffey; Smyrna, |
| Pitts, R 2.



Positions Wanted Farm

work. Dont mind: ework.. Mrs. D.}
E, Laren, Millen, Rt..B, Cjo.Mrs.
abe oO. Dunn,

Mrs. Beulah |



iF arm Heelp Wanted

Want good, white woman to



do light farm work for board:

and $5 month. Good home for
right party. Write or come see.
Wife and self only in family. W.

D. Ethridge, Warwick, R 2, Box

57.

Want good, honest, reliable
woman, 30-60 yrs. of age to live
with family of 3 and help with
garden, poultry, other light farm
work. Good home to right party.
Mrs. J. J. Alton, Ringgold, R 2,
Clo. E.G. Cornellisons Box.

Want. 17-18 yr. old boy, willing
to do -light farm work, sober,
good habits, etc. 2 in family.
Some spending money, clothes,
and board.. Write at once. Mrs.
S. N. Webb, (Address as sent :to
Bulletin illegible).

Want middleaged woman or
young girl to live on farm and
help with light farm. .2 in family
Small salary. James James,
Cornelia, R-1.

Want orphan boy to live with
aged couple to help with farm
work. -Board, clothes, etc. Not
No smoker. Joe
McWhorter, Bowdon, R 1.

. Want woman to live as one

of family of 2, to milk and do

other light farm work. Mrs. M.
C. Richards, Marietta, R 1.

Want man and wife to live
on place and do light farm work.
Must have -good: ref. Good place
for right party. W.:F. McLendon,
Tucker, Main 7925.

Want man to cultivate several
fine acre tracts bottom land, on

Naneys Creek, near Northside
-Drive, Atlanta. Can: use Owners

Fordson tractor, but must furn-

ish own stock and implements.
/Share basishalf to owner and

half to man cultivating land.

160
Want man and wife, without

for gern. farm work; wife for
light farm: work. Reasonable sal-

vary. Hugh McGukin, Bremen.

Want honest, reliable colored
girl or woman to assist -with
light farm work. Room, board
and salary. Mrs. . L.. Hester,
Atlanta, Cascade Heights, Rt. 1.

Want nice, clean woman to
live in home and help with light
farm work, garden; etec:,

healthy -and strong. Mrs. Jim

| McClain, Cumming, R 6.

Want middleaged woman of

home, near Atlanta and help
with light farm work, yarden,
flowers, etc. Good home for right
party. Mrs. W. P. Burk, Atlanta,
1303 West Peachtree St. N. E.
phone, 5484-J.
Want colored boy, 10-12 yrs.
old or an old colored man, to
help with light farm chores.

Board, clothes and little spend-
ing money. J. L. Hayes, Nicholls,

Rel, Box 57:

Want man, white or
with small family,
House, wood, pasture, garden,
potato patch, all free; corn
patch, 5 acres peas. on halves,
work by day rest of time; for
sale, 3 gal. cow, $30. W. W. Mc-
Pherson, Villa Rica.

Want party to tan hides on
halves. Willie Ford, Vidalia, R 1.

Want girl to. live as one of
family and help with light farm
work. Write for particulars. 2. in
family. Mrs.. C.-J.. Goodman;

black
not..over 3.

Want good, nice woman t
1 home. and: help

i
{

for |
board and small salary. Must be



Want settled woman, no

| children, live as one of family
| with aged couple, -milk~

1 cow
and other light .farm work.
| small salary. Write. Also black-
loged peas for sale. Estelle Dua~

|lap; Tunnel Hill,

Want middleaged woman of |

-good character and good dispos- _

ition to care for poultry and :
other light farm work, for reas-
onable salary. RR*fare advanc-

-ed. Mrs. J. A. Brenizer,
-Point.



Plants For Sale

Imp. Nancy Hall potato plants
Gov- insp. $1.50M; P. R. pota-
to, $1.25 M. Cash with order. J.
E. Gornto, Valdosta, R 1, Box 18.

Imp. Purple Skin P. R. plants,
Insp. for 5 yrs. $1.25 M. post-
paid; $1 FOB; Marglobe tomato,
large size. All ready, 90c M. del.
15c C. Dean Johnson, Ailey. -

Marglobe tomato plants, $1 M;
20c:'C; World Beater pepper, $1.-
50 M; 20c C. Sat. guar. A. B.
Strickland, Edison. j

Genuine, Imp. Red Skin P. R.



plants, Gov. insp. treated, $1 Mi
FOB; $1.25 M. del. Ready. O.

W.
Gravey, Ty. Ty, Rt. 1.

Early Jersey, Chas. W. Al
Season cabbage plants, 20c OG;
300, 40c; $1. M. del. Expert pack-
ing. Talmadge Clark, Flowery
Branch.

Boon potate. plants, Bunch P.
R., $2-M; Pink Skin and Red
Skin, $1.90 M. del. Kudzu, $1 C.
B. Crow; Gainesville.

Extra Hot pepper plants, 25
C. 15e per 50 plants; Spearmint,

13 for 10c. Postpaid. Mrs. W. Le

Daniel, Dawson, R. 1: Box: 10K -
Large Bell and Pimiento sweet

pepper, also. Hot, 30 C. Won't
ship less than

100; Calamus
plants, rooted, 10c ea. 3 for 25.
All del. Ida Wright, Alto; Rete
Collard: and tomato: plants, $1
M; Ruby King, Bull Nose, Pi-
miento and long-pod ee
Egg-plants, $1.50 M. de rs.
Ethel Warren, Baxley, R 4, Box
6. 5
P. R. plants, Gov. insp. Ready.

-$1 My FOB. Exc. for field peas,

or W. L. pullets, Eng. strain, 10 2
wks: old at.del. J. C. Goolsby, :
Baxley, R 3.

Early, Imp. Gov. insp.: Pe Re

grown from vine, $1.30 M. del.
Gai: Money order with order. M.

F. Crosby, Baxley, R 3.
State insp. Pink Skin P. R
plants, $1.25 M. FOB. Now ready.

R. I. Tracy, Lake Park, R 2.

Lettuce. plants, 25c C.; cab=
bage, 25c, 200; collard, 35c, 300.
Large, curled mustard seed, 40c

1. Del.. Cash with or-
good character, no objection to | %-.>,

widow with child, to live in farm }

der. L. E. Harrison, Dublin.

P. R. plants, $115 M 5 M. up,
$1.05 M.:Prompt shipment. Good 7
count. Strong.plants; Marglobe

tomato, 90c M. Exc. for Brab

peas; or other things can use.

J. E. Herndon, Baxley, R 4, Box

17.
Pattesaw and P. R. State insp. :
dbl. dipped, $1.50 M. Large Iots, =.
$1.35-M .FOB. T. M. Smith, Cor-
dele, R-2.

Imp. and State insp. Red Skin ~
potato plants, . $1.25.
Hall, same price. C. R. Redmond
Pelham. =

Early Flat Dutch cabbage, . 18
C. 90c M; Bell pepper, 65, 500;
$1.25 M; New Stone tomato $1, Br i
M. Oliver. Strickland,
Branch, R-+1.

Marglobe, Gr. B., New Stone :

tomato, from Cert. seed, pure P.

R:, potato, Gov. insp. treated, $1

M. FOB. Exc. for Brab, Iron or a
New Era peas: 2M. for.1 bu. Ea.

pay. chgs. Mrs. E.G. Anderson,
Baxley, R. 2. .

Pink and Red Skin P. So

| plants, o% M: Mexica:

Soret



Nancy

Flowery =


ants For Sale

G rine Red Skin P. R. plants:
iow ready. Guar. Sat. Gov. insp.
25 M. Prepaid 2nd zone. Cash
i rder. _W. W. Herndon, Sur-

Big Stem

ee $1.50 M;. Gintaiche to-

ato, $1 M. FOB. J. M. Beck,

. -plants,
or Yellow. $1 M; Cert. Mar-
globe tomato plants, 85c | M.
Quality and count guar. W. V.
arter,: Rockingham.
Sert. Red Skin P. R. plants,
ow ready, $1.25 M; 5 M. up, $1
M. not: del. Money order. John-
ie Lott, Broxton, R 2.
Genuine Yellow skin P. R.
nts, $1 M. FOB. ROA Gibbs,
'y ae

R. potato plants, Gov. insp. |

Ww eady. $1.50 M. Del. in Ga.

. Carter, Alma.
Millions P.'R. plants, $1.25 M.
Exc. for seed peas, 1 month old
iddies, hens, or butter. Full
count. oe shipment. L. E.

ure P. R. plants, Insp. Rea:

. $1 M. 5 M. up, 80c M. FOB.

Le ES order. Jot Kimbrel,

ov. insp. P.-R. plants, $1. 20

- del. Ready. Prompt epee nt:
B. Lewis, Alma, R 4.

Alj varieties of: Large cabbage
plants, 60c M. del; onions, 75 M
del; tomato, $1 M. del; 5 M. $4
FOB. Moss packed; P. R. pota-

$1.10 M. del. $1 M. FOB. Har-

Smith, Baxley.

Imp. P. R. plants, Gov. insp.

1.20 M. FOB; $1.40 M. del. Cash

vith order. Isaac Sellers, Baxley,

dy T. strawberry plants, D5G*

ae $1.50 M; Klondike strawberry

200 ea. cab-
50 each,

inet shipment. P. T. Hern-
on, Surrency.
New Stone ahd
del. Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee.
rogressive everbearing straw-
erry, 30c C; Condons Masto-
don, 40c C; Jungs Gibson, 25 for
25c; Ox-heart tomato. 200, 25c;
permint, 25 for 25c. Add pos-
on small orders. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega, R 1.
issionary strawberry plants,
Z M; 500, $1.25; Rhubarb, 50c
( peppermint and spearmint,
garlic heads, 10c ea.
as Mattie McCurley, Hartwell,

P. R. potato, $1.25 M; Tomato |

2nd. Onions, $1 M; Cabbage, 65c
fos A. #L Beckworth,

ov. insp. P. R. skips, $1.50 M;
iid fashioned Boons, $2 M. All
del. Full count guar. May and
June del. Dewey Mathis, Flow-
'y Branch, Rei.
Now ready, Marglobe, New
Stone, Baltimore, Break O'Day,
Red Field Beauty tomato, $1 M;
Pimiento pepper, 30c C. Egg-
C. Jarrell B. Lord,

rue Ga. eoiaed plants, 60c,

90c is ro B. oe a



Plante Fo. or Sale

~ Red and Yellow Skin BP. R,
plants, Gov. insp. and treated,

$1.50 M. prepaid. Prompt. ship-

ment. Johnnie Gordon, Rochelle,
Rez:

Red Skin P. R. from vine cut.,
Insp. and. treated, $1.50 M; 5 M.
up, $1.40. M. Del. Ga. points. J.
W. Haman, Sumner

Gov. insp. pure P. R. plants, $1

M; 5 M. lots. up, 90c M. Mar-
globe tomato, 90c M. FOB. W. J.
Carter, Coffee: .

Imp. Yellow and Purple Skin
P. R. plants, Insp., treated, $1.50

M. Prepaid. Can ship at once;

Marglobe, Stone, Pink, tomato,
$1 M. Prepaid. T. H. Gordon,
Rochelle, R 2.

Imp. Red and Yellow Skin P.

R. not mixed; Early Triumph

plants. All Cert. stock, grown
from Vine cuttings, $1.00 M.
Prompt shipment. Sat. guar.. J.
J. Miles, Baxley, R 4, Box 185.
Gov.
M. FOB. Cash or money order.

Exc. for anything can use. Mrs.
Sallie Perry, Baxley, R 4.

Gov. insp. P. R.. plants, $1. M.
FOB. Guar. G.L. Crummey,
Baxley.

i. d.,-Chas. Ww. cabbage, 65c
M; Gr. B. and Marglobe toma-
to, 75 M; Gov. insp. P. R., $1.00

M. FOB. Exc. for peas: 2 M. for

1 bu. Lenox L. Morris, Baxley, R
ie

About 10 M. or more Yellow
Bermuda onions, 75c M. del; C.
W. cabbage, same price. Mrs. H.
S. Turner, Fitzgerald, R 3.

Genuine, improved Purple skin
P. R. plants, $1 M. FOB. Cash
with order. L. C. Tanner, Alma.

Big, strong, Cert. Marglobe,
Baltimore, Stone tomato plants,
90c M. del; Imp. Red Skin P:R.
potato, $1.25 M. del. Well packed.
Strong plants. Prompt shipment.
Sat. guar. Miss Ione Lewis, Bax-

-|ley, R 4,,Box 42...

Gov. insp. Pink Skin P. R.
plants $1.35. BOB? | De WwW.
Black, Cordele, R C.

Genuine Red Skin P. R., Gov.
insp. Vine grown: Margilobe,
Prolific, Baltimore, Break ODay

-|-tomato. All prepaid. 90c M. Rea-

dy. Paul Lightsey, Screven.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1.25
M. del; 40 head of goats, 75c ea.
at the Pen; 15 head old fashion-
ed pigeons, white and blue, 15
ed. del We Sk Beckworth,
Baxley, R 2.

PR. eisai: $1 M. 5 M. up, 75
M. FOB. Prompt shipment. J. A.
Tuten, Bristol, R 1.

Imp. P. R., Red and Pink Skin,
Insp. and treated, now ready.
Seed grown from vine. T5e M.
del. W. D. Lightsey, Odum.

P. R., Red Skin, not mixed,
$1.25 M. del; Pepper, $1.50 M.
del. G. L. Steedley, Baxley.

Field Run Marglobe, New
Stone, G. B. tomato plants, 75c
M. Moss packed; Pink and Red
Skin -P. R.,.$1. M. All FOB. J. P.
Mullis, Baxley, R 4.

Imp. P. R. plants, $1.25 M. del.

Good plants. Prompt shipment
guar. F. N. Lewis, Baxley, R 4,
Box 49.
Eafliana and New Stone +t
mato plants, $1 M. del. Ga.;
pure bred Jersey gilt, Reg., $10,
or exc: for Jersey heifer, near
Waycross. C. G. Callahan, _ Way-
cross, R 4. ,

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1. 50:
M; Old Fashioned Boons, $2 M.
Del, Ready May 20th. Guy Crow,
Gainesville, R 2.

Marglobe, G. B., New Stone
tomato, field grown, State insp.
$i M. del;
Mullis, Baxley, R 4, Box 43.

Marglobe tomato plants -now
ready, 85c M. del. Cash with or-
der. Good count. Prompt Be
ment. F. H. Patterson, Baxley, R

Red Skin.

insp. P. R. plants, $1.15

Full count.

1G ME POR...







"Plants Fe or oe

Rs Gov. insp. good strong
ste $1 M. FOB; $1.25 M, del.
Exc. 2 M. for 1 bu. peas; 1 M.

for 12 Ibs. dried apples or peach-

es. Ea. pay Ss ate Alex
Alma

Pure Red Skin P. R. SpIAHES,
$1.50 M. del; old fashioned
Spanish Boons, $2 M. del. Ready
about May 20th. Guy Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

Red Skin P. R. plants, Gov.
insp. $1.10 M. Del. Now ready.
Thelma Sheffield, Baxley, R 2.

P. R. plants, Improved, from
vine cuttings. Strong, full grown,
$1.50 M. Del. Cash only. Full
count. C. M. Beckworth, Baxley,
R. 4.

Nigger Killer and Banana
Yams, $1.50 M; Red Skin P. R.,
and. Yellow Yams, $1.25 M. FOB.
oe McQuaig, Nicholls.

astodon Everbearing straw-
ae plants, 20e C. Add postage.

Mrs. A. J. Stansel, Cleveland, Rt.

True to name Red Gold straw-
berry plants, $1 C; Progressive,
Mastodon everbearing, 30c C.
$2.50 M. Moss packed. No chks.
Mrs. . He Etris, Dahlonega, R
1, Box 52.

Imp. PR: plants, Gov. insp.
95c M. FOB: $1.15 M. Del. Cash
with order. Aaron Sellers, Bax-
ley, R 4.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, $1.25;
tomato, $1; Onions, $1; Cabbage,
65ec.- Full count. Prompt ship-
ment. All del. W. Miles. Bex-
ley.

Collard ES mute ee
seed, -10c stat garlic, large
bulbs, 25 doz. gue No stamps,
Miss Inez Meare, Bowden, R 3.

Kudzu plants, well rooted, 2 -

3 yrs. old, $5 M. FOB. Wallace
Crump, Hartwell, R 3.

Pink and Yellow Skin P. R.
plants, Gov. insp. $1: M. No chks.
Corbet Tyre, Screven.

Crysta] Wax Bermuda onion
plants from imported seed, 5c
M. Del. Gash with order. Cab-
bage plants for sale, also. W. S.
Simmons, Guyton, Box 124.

June Pink tomato, $1 M; 60c,
500; 20c C; World Beater Bell
pepper, $2 M; $1.25, 500; 35 C.
AH del. Guar. Sat. Glenn Dash-
er, Valdosta, R 1.

Genuine Early Triumph pota-
to plants, State insp. $1.50 M.
FOB. Amotint very limited. G.
J. Holton, Alma, R 4.

Fomato and Cabbage plants,
all lead., open field grown, now
ready. Moss packed. Full count,
200; 25c;- 500, 45c;: 80c M. Del.
No chks. J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald,
R a:

State Insp. P. R. plants, now
ready, $1 M; 5 M. 90c M. Del.
Rafe H. Thompson, Flowery
Braneh, RF 1.

P; R. plants, $1.50 M; 5 M. up,
$1.40 M. Del. L. E. Toole, Macon,
Re 2s

Be Rs plants, $1 M; Tomato

| plants, 95c M; Cabbage, 70c M.

F. L. Carter, Coffee.

Imp. Red or Pink Skin P. R.,
$1 M. FOB; $1.15 M. Del; -Mar-
globe, Stone, Baltimore tomato,
E. J., C. W. Cabbage, 85c M. Del.
Moss packed. Sat. guar. WA.
Poole, Baxley.

Yellow Skin P. R. plants from
vine grown St. Insp. seed, $1.25
M. to 3rd zone; Marglobe toma-
to, $1 M. All, del. 3rd zone. J. F.
Gruber, Odum.

Gov. insp. P. R. and Imp. Red
Skin P. R., also Marglobe toma-
to, $1.25 M. del. Good plants.
W. H. Orvin, Sr.,

Baxley, R 3. g

Genuine P. R. plants, Gov.
insp.. treated, $1.25 M; 5 M. up,
$1 M. Good, strong plants. Full
count. Prompt shipment. J. C.
Tyre, Bristol.

Gov.

$1.25 M.. del. Guar. oe plants

insp. and treated Pink
and Yellow Skin P. Rs plants,



"Plants For Sale e

Marglobe and Stone tomato,

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, Ga.
Collard, Hot Pepper, 500, 45c;
75e=Mee Del =; Stokes, Fitz-
gerald, R 3.

P. R. plants, full count, 90c M.
Del. J. W. Sweat, Rockingham,
Ree :
Imp. P. R. plants, $1 M. FOB.
Good plants. Prompt shipment.

J. F. Holland, Surrency. .
P. R. plants, 75c M. 5 M. lots,

70c M: Marglobe tomato, 75c M.
Can del. at once. Johnnie Dixon,
Bristol.

P. R. plants, "15 M. 5 M. 70c
M; Tomato plants, 75 M. Geo.
Lightsey, Bristol.

Gov. insp. treated. P..R.-slips,
$1.25 M. del. Raymond Ross,
Head River.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants now
ready, $1 M. FOB; $1.15 M. del;
Baltimore and Stone tomato
plants, 90c M. FOB. Exc. W. J.
OQuinn, Jr., Odum, R 2.

Imp. Marglobe and Red Rock
tomato plants, 500, $1; $1.50 M.
J. H. Flynt, Metter.

Gov. insp.
Yams, $1.75 M. dl. Cash with
order. F. M. Mims, Alma, R 1.

Pure P. R. plants, $1.35 M; 5
M. lots, $1.20 M. All postpaid.
Gov. insp. and treated. Orders
filled at once. L. J. Sinyard,
Hawkinsville, R 1.

P. R. plants, $1.25 M. Tomato,
$1 M; Cabbage, 65c. All del.
Prompt shipment. Mrs. D. M.
Barber, Baxley.

Genuine Yellow Skin P. R.
Jants, State insp. Cert. Full
count. $1.25 M. Ready to ship.
Customers to pay postage or ex-
press. A. D. Cobb, Adel.

- Seed For Sale

10 lbs. cantaloup seed, 40c lb.
or exc. for any kind white peas
or garden. beans. C. H. Sledge,
Powersville.

Fresh multiplying Calif, beer,
Mammoth Gourd and other. seed
for sale. Mrs. E. B. Green, At-
lanta, R 5.

- 1 doz. each, Punietin' Cushaw,
Squash, 1 tsp. mustard, Chinese
cabbage, radish, cucumber, and
other seed: Exc. for W. L. or
Indian Runner duck eggs. Ea.
pay postage. Mrs. F. H. Wind-
ham, Kite.

Russian Mammoth sunflower
and long green pod okra seed, 2
Ibs. 25c lb. Missouri Gray Top
syrup cane seed, 10c 1b. Postpaid.
Mrs. V. C. Ray, Kensington, R
ae =





i
White and Striped Half Run-
ner bean seed, 25c cupful; garlic
bulbs, 50c C. Exc. for potato
plants. Want 1 bu. O-too-tan
beans. Mrs. Emma Clayton, Roy.

White, tender cornfield beans,
20ec cupful; yellow crookneck
squash, pumpkin sugar. salad
peas. Rice peas, 10c cupful. Exe.
for potato plants. Mrs. Henry
Eller, Ellijay, R 3. Se

Quill melon seed, cucumber,
Hot and Sweet pepper, cabbage,
collard, 4 thls., 10c; white pop
corn, 5 cup; running okra, 5c
thls. Not del. No stamps. Chas.
T. Smith, Austell, R 2. :

1 bu. clean Quality Honey
Drip cane seed, $2 FOB. Made
50 gal. syrup on 1-4 acre. Jos.
Willis, Sharpsburg.

ok

White Banana!



houn; Re 3.

Pure Jones alee
$1.75 Ib. 25c per: small -
low Meat watermelon
doz. Clay Evans, Gaine

White butter-beans,
cern seed, 30c per qt. Mrs.
Smith, Lavonia. Z
Red Raspberry, Peppe:
Catnip, each, $1 C; Garlic,
Mustard and Kale seed, 10
Mrs. E. J, McConnell, De
Pure Honey Drip. cane se

lb. FOB. Horace Darnel 73

ston.

Poultry beans, weevi
(fine for poultry and goo
builder), 10c lb. Add postag
der 5 lbs. A. C. pees
ROCK, by 1;
~ White, tender Half RB:
| (commonly called Mtn
Shorts), 30c lb. Add =p
Chas. A. Shook, Rabun Ga

50 bu. old fashioned late
ner Clay peas for hay,
FOB; 50 Ibs. genuine Dixi
melon seed, hand saved,
dried, 50c. FOB. Cash with
W. O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Orange Cane seed, 24%e
ib. lots, FOB. Cash wi ith
Ben Cfow, Cornelia. |

Hastings Russian Gian
flower seed, 10c qt. not pr
Miriam Morgan, Clyo.

Okra and Pumpkin seed, ga
lic bulbs, 20c Ib; dried hops,
pb Exes for white sacks,
flour, sugar, etc. Mrs. John
ver Temples Re 2; 3

Honey Drip syrup.cane
4c lb. Rice and Catclaw po:
20c lb. Lady peas, .5e Ib.
postpaid. .Geanell Johnson
chanan, R .1

Beat the Bee cane seed
better syrup seed, 6c lb.
Add postage: Pee ord
Cert. chks. S. P. Brown, J

Sev. bu. waite bunch bu
bean seed, Pure, clean, so
lbs. 60 del. .D. H. Meadow:
loh,

Eden Gem cantaloup
Yellow and Green Nec
shaw seed, 25c per cupful
Suggs, Gillsville, R 1. :

Red Stalk okra,-and few
Mtn. watermelon seed to
exc, for Henderson Bunct
ter-bean seed or June co
Cc. Mallette, Zebulon.

Jumbo_pumpkin seed, 15
ful, or 2 for 2 feed sacks,
100 Ib. cap. Ea. pay postage
W. Baughn, Talking Rock.

Seed Wante





Want 3 lbs. Cattail mille
and 200 Wilt-Resistant
plants. Bill McNiece, Axso

Want 20 lbs. Ga. Headin:
lard seed at once. Will pay
same, or exc. 1 peck of
sets Sept. 1st. William R.
phens, Gainesville, R 6.

Want 100 lbs. pure C
Spectabilis scarified seed.
cheapest. price, FOB at
nearest RR station. S. D
beau, Lincolnton. R 5.

Want Calif. beer seed.
exc. Velvet okra seed
Woods, Doerun. :



A Note of Optimism

(Continued from page One)
while later last year it sold for more than an

-Peas were 40c, now $3.00.

His total crop inco!

the last year was more than double that of the pi

ious year.

These prices for the farmers commodities a
not on a parity with the greatly increased co:
goods he buys. He should have at least 15