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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR 
 
STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA GEORGIA, 
 
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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Enlarging Cooperative Sales 
 
The cooperative hog and poultry sales which the County Ag- 
 
ents and the Bureau of Markets have been conducting over the 
 
State of. Georgia have been a great help in aiding diversified 
farming in the State. _ 
 
- We should enlarge on these sales and through oek sales dis- 
pose of many of our other farm products in as uniform and 
regular manner as we do of our hogs and poultry. 
 
Jn my-section of Georgia we have a ereat many cattle. If 
the County Agents should work out a plan to assemble these 
_eattle in carload lots, the Bureau of Markets would assist them 
are grading the cattle and securing bids. I do not see why we 
epuld not have a regular schedule for cooperative sales on 
beef cattle in Georgia just as we do on hogs: By this means 
the farmer, who has two or three head of cattle for sale woud 
get the advantage of the ear lot prices. z 
 
- Should: any of the Agents take this matter up, let us know 
and we will be glad, through the Bureau of ee to render | 
you all the assistance possible. : 
 
Mr. Nitzschke, the County Agent of Upson County was in 
 
0 see me yesterday and showed me a plan that he has for get- 
ting a list of all the home grown products of the farmer and 
_ printing it in bulletin form and sending it out to the merchants 
of the County. By this means a ready market is created for 
; thousands of dollars worth of products that probably would 
go to waste or be shipped ,at great expense of transportation 
: charges, to distant markets. 
 
Iam sure that other County Agents would find it helptil to 
~ follow Mr. Nitzschkes plan. Should any of them do this, I 
believe it would be a good idea for them to exchange bulletin's 
with each other. By doing this, products of one section of the 
State could be readily advertised in other sections without any 
 
expense except the mailing out of a few pamphlets each week. 
 
I had a very interesting talk with Mr. Nitzschke and he told ao 
 
me that the plan, which he is now working on, has the approval se: 
of Dr. J. Phil Campbell, Director of the Extension Work i in the | 
State College of Agriculture.  
 
I see many opportunities in this plan for helping the farmer. 
 
oe all, the farmer does not have as much time as he should 
to look after the marketing end of his produce. 
 
Another friendly suggestion to the County Agents of the 
 
State: 
We need iwo or three more meat packing uk in Goce 
 
gia. There is too much beef, pork and chickens being shipped 
out of the State on foot. If these were dressed and put on the  
market in Georgia as a finished product it would save thous- 
ands of dollars to our State, not only in keeping this work to _ 
be done by local people, but it would enable us to feed it out  
to the markets gradually and not have such a glutted condition:  
 
- as we have had on the hog market in the past; month. 
 
If any Agents could give me suggestions as to parties who 
 
might be interested in putting up more packing plants in the 
State I would be glad for them to let me know and the Hepat ae 
 
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ment would render them any assistance possible. 
 
Merchants, o- operate with your County Agents in the work a : 
 
as outlined above: It will not only help the farmers of your << 
section, but it will keep the produce and the money at home. 
 
- If you have a County Agent you cannot cooperate with, get . 
 
you another one. The County Agent plan is in Georgia to stay. 
The counties pay their pro rata part of taxes for one whether 
they have one or not. They serve.a good purpose  help. 
your county. as much as any other agency in it. It is your 
fault if you get a Sorry County Agent and keep him. 
 
EUGENE TALMADGE. 
 
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MARKET REPORT 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS 
Pecvuling Wholesale Prices, March 18, 1930, Always eubjeck to Variation. 
 
2 Atlanta Macon 
- Sweet Potatoes, 190 Ibs. excesnareweseeee 9 L,D0-$1.75. $1.25 
3.00 
3.30 
25 
23 
ole 
20 
saa 
23 
12 
ao 
20 
.20 
' 2d 
2.50 
3.25 
oO 
25 
 
Augusta 
$1.35 
cured 
3.25 
30 
255 
23 
28 
.20 
25 
15 
235 
.26 
15 
80 
2.50 
2.75 
40 
.30 
 
$1.25 
 
3.25 
26 
24 
 
9.25 
28 
26 
a2: 
26 
ae 
20 
14 
85:3 
.20 
a4 
25 
 
3.00 
 
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 Ibs... 
Eggs, Ga., Extra, doz. 
Eggs, Ga., Standard, doz ..... 
3 Eggs, Ga., Trade, G07. oes 
Eggs, Yard Run, doz.  
Stags, Ib. 
=Hens, lb. ..... __ _ ....  ae 
 ROOStETS, 1D. -.---n2-asceeneenerorensennennens  
-_Friers, 1D. s. eee eae 
DUCKS, 1D. -------n-seonssennseecnseenvee Soscnamataes 
Geese, 1D ene oi 
Turkeys, Ib. 
 
Field Peas, mixed, bu. ....._.- 
 
24 
26 
15 
.38 
20 
15 
2 
3.50 
4.00 
40 
.30 
 
40 
25 
 
Country Butter, best table, Ib. .. 
Sony Butter, eas be 
 
Savannah Columbus  
 
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INDEX. 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
Baby Chicks Wanted 
Cotton Seed For Sale 
Cotton Seed Wanted _- 
Eggs For Sale_. 
 
Eggs Wanted ~ 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Ga. Products For Sale__5, 6, 7, 8, 10 
Ga. Products Wanted =0;.9; 10. 
Live Stock For Sale. : 
| Live Stock Wanted 
MisceHNaneous For Sale_- 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
Poultry For Sale 
 
Poultry Wanted 
| Positions Wanted 
Plants For Sale 
Plants Wanted SS , 
Seed Vor Sale. 2 
Seed Wanted : : 
 
Valdosta 
$1.50 $1.00 
2.50 cured 1.50 seletd 
BT 
 
.25 
 
.20 
2s 
20 ee 
Bb 
 
710s: 
 
.30 
 
.20 
 
24 
122 
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22 
18 
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35 
25 
.20 
30 
2.75 
~ 3.00 
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30 
35 
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Poultry For Sale 
 
ANCONAS 
 
9 Ped. Ancona 2 yr. old_hens, $1.50 
ea. FOB, or $12 for lot. L. C. Kidd, 
Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
BARRED ROCKS 
 
6 thoroughbred Fowler strain Barred 
Rock 1 yr. old roosters, $3 each..Edgar 
Woodall, Cornelia, Ga. 
 
10 pure bred B. R. 18 mos. old hens 
and 1 unrelated cock of same breed. 
$17. Mrs. J. W. Woodruff, Pinehurst, 
Ga, Rt. 1. 
 
Pure bred Thompson Ringlet B. R. 
1 yr. old rooster, $3 FOB. Mrs. N. R. 
Wilson, Canon, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
2 fine Thompson Ringlet 8 mos. old 
cockerels, $1.50 each. Cash with order. 
D. M. Lee, Alma, Ga. 
 
2 B. R. (a fine strain) last spring 
hatch roosters, $2 ea. del. in Atlanta. 
Mrs. K. T. Cook, Smyrna, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
BANTAMS 
 
9 pure bred 10 mos. old White Jap 
Silkies, $2.35 ea. FOB, or $4.50 per pr. 
FOB. Exch. for pure Giant strain Light 
Brahmas, no culls. Pr. for pr. The 
lot of Silkies (4 hens and 5. roosters) 
for 7 light B. hens and 1 rooster, not 
under 7 or 8 mos. old and not over 18 
mos. Write. Mrs. Daisy A. Cochran, 
Adairsville, Ga. j 
 
About 10 pullets and 3 cockerels of 
common bantams, just beginning to 
lay, 50c ea. for entire lot; higher if sold 
separately. Exch. for A. 1 Chinchilla 
Reg. average wt. doe. W. S. Carlos, 
Macon, Ga. 227 Ross St. 
 
2 hens and 1 cock, Brown Leghorn 
ee 75c ea. Docia Harris, Lula, 
 
a. : 
 
1 pure bred R. C. Golden Sebright 
bantam rooster, $1.50: Mrs. J. T. Owens, 
Covington, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
BRAHMAS 
 
1 extra lg. size light Brahma roost- 
er from Felch prize winning strain, $3 
FOB. W. M. Yeargin, Hartwell, Ga. 
 
3 pure bred Brahma cockerels, 1929 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
hatch, $1.75 each. Mrs. Alice Counts, 
Zeigler, Ga. 
 
3 Light Brahma ready for service 
cockerels, $2 ea. $5 for lot. Mrs. J. C. 
Campbell, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
BUFF WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS 
 
1 Reg. Plymouth Rock 2 yr. old roos- 
ter, $4 FOB. Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brook- 
let, Ga. 
 
Pen of large White Pl. Rocks: 15 very 
fine layers and 1 unrelated Fischel 
strain cockerel, $30 for lot prepaid; 1 
Berry strain cockerel and hens, $6.50 
del. R. S. Nash, Smyrna, Ga. 
 
Plymouth Rock cockerel, $1.50 or 
exch. for 6 Barred or Ply Rocks, or R. 
I. Red broilers... Miss Eva Haynes, Bu- 
ford, Ga. 
 
11 mos. old high quality White Rock 
cockerel, bought direct from U.-R. Fis- 
chel, $4, or exch. for 3 W. R. hens of 
same age. J. R. Jackson, Gordon, Ga. 
 
GAMES FOR SALE 
Black Warhorse hens, $1.50 ea., two 
Chapel Dorn pullets, $1.50 ea. 1 White 
footed Red Warhorse, $2.50; 1-2 Silver 
Duck Wing and 1-2 Blue Cuban game 
rooster, $5. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
 
  
 
  
 
J. D. Wilcher, Gibson, Ga., Rt. B, Box 
 
55. 
 
1 yr. old Warhorse Game rooster, $2 
or exch for 3 hens not over 1 yr. old 
ea. Ruben Hambrick, Martin, Ga., 
RFD 3, Box 8. 
 
Pure bred Red Quill game stag, di- 
rect from Roberson. May 1929 hatch- 
oe $3 del. Herman Davis, Ellijay, 
 
a. 
 
Trio S. C. Cornish Games, $5 or 
exch. for 3 Tancred W. L. pullets. 
Miss Kate Lancaster, Sylvester, Ga. 
 
GIANTS AND LANGSHANS 
 
10 pure bred J. B. Giant hens, $2.25 
each; 2 roosters, $2.50 each, or lot, 
$26.50. All yr. old Cash with order. J. 
C. Greene, Dawson, Ga. 
 
4 pure bred Marcy strain yr. old, 
laying, 8 to 10 lb. hens and 1 unre- 
lated cockerel of same strain, $13 for 
lot, also eggs, $1.50 per set. $6 a 100. 
ae Mrs. Belle Joiner, Soperton, Ga. 
 
2 J. B. Giant roosters, Orchard Hill 
stock: 10 mos. old, $2; 6 mos old., $1.50. 
Mrs. M. F. Quinn, Sandersville, Ga. 
321 So. Harris St. 
 
LEGHORNS FOR SALE 
 
35 Wycoff strain S. C. W. L. now 
laying, 10 mos. old pullets, $1.25 ea. 
$40 for lot, if taken at once. Mrs. Nell 
Fossett, Baxley, Ga. : 
 
50 S. C. W. lL. pullets, hatched May 
1920, all now laying, $1.25 each. R. A. 
Sosby, Carnesville, Ga. ree 
 
300 W. L. pullets, 8 wks. old. April 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
    
 
  
 
    
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
5th, 80c ea. prepaid. O. I. Garrison, 
Commerce, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
100 S. C. W. L. Tancred strain. well 
dev. and well fed, 10 wks. old pullets, 
$80 for lot. Mrs. Joe Harrison, Rock- 
ingham, Ga. 
 
400 Tancred strain S. C. White and 
Brown L. pullets, 75c ea. Paul Hutch- 
ins, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
250 W. L. pullets, March and April 
1929 hatch, Hollywood and Tancred 
strains. Culled 3 times. Now laying 
well and in fine cond. $1.20 ea. or make 
offer for. entire lot. Must sell at-once. 
H. C. Hook, Madison; Ga. Box 413. 
 
3 mos. old Tancred strain W. L. $1 
ea. B. H. Middlebrooks, Sr., Atlanta, 
Ga. 1020 Gordon St. Farm Cascade 
Road. 
 
16 pure Tancred strain S. C. W. L. 
1 yr. old hens, began laying at 4 1-2 
mos. old; also 3 cockerels, same age 
and strain, $25 for lot, or hens, $1.50 
each and cockerels $2 ea. or $5 for the 
3. Mrs. H. M. Waters, Hilltonia, Ga. 
 
20 W. L. Berry strain, April 1929 
hatch, now laying, $1.25 each, and 2 
cockerels, $2 ea. Mrs. D. L. Alderman, 
Sr. Brooklet, Ga. 
 
500 W. L.  pullets, 
hatch, 75c ea. FOB. J. 
Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
15 S. C. W. L. 2 yr. old hens, bought 
as baby chicks from W. W. Kerlin, 300 
egg strain, A. 1 hens, no culls, $1 ea. 
FOB my station for quick sale. Mrs. 
Hattie Ray;-Kensington, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 
FOR SALE 
 
13 fryers, 40c lb. Fat hens, 26c Ib. 
FOB. E. E. Turner, Lula, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
2 capons, 30c lb. FOB. Mrs. E. G. 
Nix, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. - 
 
Broilers in large lots for-sale. Wire 
or write. A. T. Campbell, Lavonia, 
Ga. 
 
2 cockerels, Tompkins Red and By- 
ers famous strain of Buff Orp. 10 and 
12 mos old. Sell or exch 1 rooster for 
2 settings of pure White or Brown L. 
Buff Orp. or Red eggs, or for 30 chicks 
of either breed; will exch both cock- 
erels for good sow pig, or shoat. Miss 
Lucile Powell, Midville, Ga., Rt. 3. 
 
27 mixed hens and 2 roosters, all 
heavy breed in healthy cond. over half 
of them laying now, $30 for lot FOB. 
Mrs. J. F. Caylor, Barnells Sta. Ga. 
 
30 mixed hens and pullets, fat and 
fine for table use. Make best offer. 
Mrs. J. T. Goodrum, Warwick, Ga. 
 
ORPHINGTONS 
 
Pure bred Buff Orpington now lay- 
ing hens. Coop of 6 for $10; $18 for 12. 
sie Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Ga. 
Rtw1. 
 
Morgan strain White Orpington cock- 
erel, $5; also a few eggs, $3 per 15. 
Guarantee 8 chicks. Mrs. C. R. Mor- 
gan, Americus, Ga. 
 
PIGEONS FOR SALE_ 
 
10 pr. common pigeons, mated and 
working for sale or exch. for anything 
of equal value. Herman Mize, Amer- 
icus, Ga. ; p 
 
10 prs. pure bred White Kings, $2 pr. 
J. W. Gholston, Comer, Ga. 
 
PHEASANTS FOR SALE 
4 pheasant cocks, $4 ea. only P. O. 
money orders accepted. Add postage. 
Mrs. H. G. Grealing, Augusta, Ga. Rt. 
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January 23rd 
E. Martin, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
R. I. REDS 
 
2 fine Donaldson strain (pure, deep 
red) R. I. Red cocks, $3.50 and $5 ea. 
Exch. for value in laying hens, Mrs. E. 
Spence, Chamblee, Ga. 
 
25 S. C. Red hens and 2 cocks, $1.25 
each. Exch. for same number of Black 
Minorcas or Brown Leghorns. Mrs. W. 
T. Oliver, Thomasville, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
4 R. I. Red yr. old cockerels, Donald- 
son strain, $1 ea. Mrs. R. L. 
borough, Finleyson, Ga. 
 
Owens strain March 1929 hatch roos- 
ter, $1.50, or exch. for 1 Donaldson 
strain R. I. Red hen of same age. E. 
W. Hale, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
50 R. I. Red 8 wks. old pullets, well 
 
dev. 80c ea. Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Gra- 
ham, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
10 pure bred Donaldson S. C. R. I. 
Red large size young, laying hens, $1.50 
each; also 11 pullets and 1 cockerel, 4 
mos. old, av. wt. 2 1-2 to 3 lbs. $1 ea. 
Gash with order. Mrs. G. H. Eley, 
White Plains, Ga. 
 
1 pure R I Red rooster, March 8, 1929 
hatch, healthy, good cond. (Raised 
and personally selected for own use, 
but am not hatching any eggs this sea- 
son). $2 FOB. F. Q. Mixon, Atlanta, 
Ga. Box 790. 
 
2 R. I. Red roosters and 8 hens, 
prize winning strain, April hatch, $1.50 
ea. A. A. Franklin, Norcross, Ga. Care 
H. G. Hambrick. 
 
Rt. 1. 
 
now laying hens, Spring 1929 hatch, 
 
Scar- | 
 
3 R. I. Red 1 yr. old hens, pure bred, 
now laying, $1.50 each. Exch. for 4 
M. Porto Rico potato plants to be del. 
April 15th. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS, 
GEESE, ETC., FOR SALE 
Some special bargains in 1929 hatch- 
ed toms (from the ist prize winners 
Southeastern Fair, 1928-29). Satisfac- 
tion guaranteed or money refunded. 
Prices and. free catalogue on request 
W. S. Fricks, Pendergrass, Ga. 
2 large pure bred White Pekin ducks 
heavy laying strain, $3.50 for the lot. 
Mrs. B. L.. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. 
 
  
 
11 Bronze turkeys: 8 hens and 3 
toms, 25c lb. Hens weight from 10 to 
14 Ibs. each, and toms 19 to 21 Ibs. 
ea. Money order. Mrs. Albert Wil- 
banks, Clarkesville, Ga., Rt.. 1, Box 36. 
 
11 mo. old, 15 to 20 lb. Bourbon Red 
tom, $4 Cash, or exch for 30 baby 
chicks of any large breed. B. R. pre- 
ferred. Mrs. John P. Lewis, Grove- 
town, Ga., RFD 1. 
 
Geese, $1 each. Add postage. Elsie 
Gable, Felton, Ga. 
 
2 pure bred Blue Toulouse ganders, 
$2.50 ea. or both to same party $4. No 
Sota Wallace Barrett, Calhoun, Ga. 
Rt. 1. 
 
4 pure bred big bone Giant turkey 
 
and 1 very fine tom (wt. when mature 
age, 40 to 50lbs. and hens, 2 to 24 lbs.) 
$30 for lot, or 35c lb. Mrs. Belle Join- 
er, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Pure bred White Pekin ducks, imp. 
Eastern strain, 1929 spring hatch, now 
laying (do their best laying this yr.) $5 
ue Miss Alice Joiner, Soperton, Ga. 
Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
WYANDOTTES 
 
12 S. L. Wyandotte fine laying pul- 
lets, March and April 1929 hatch, $1.15 
each, $13.50 for lot. S. J. Seale, Doug- 
las, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
2 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte yr. old 
now laying pullets, $1.80 each. Exch. 
for 4 W. L. pullets, or for 3 M potato 
plants. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. 
 
2 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte cocks, 
$2. ea. Docia Harris; Lula, Ga. 
 
Poultry Wanted 
 
ANCONAS WANTED 
Want 1 pure bred Sheppard strain , 
Ancona rooster, not over 1 yr. old, at 
$1.25 del to my address. Write what 
you have. 
Ga. 3622 Peachtree Road, Rt. 6 Box 41. 
 
BARRED ROCKS WANTED 
 
Wan t8 B. R. hens, 1929 hatch, Aris- 
tocrat or Thompson strain, not over 1 
yr. old, cheap for cash. Mrs. J. T. 
Daniel, Griffin, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want 10 B. R. hens and 1 rooster, 
not over 18 mos. old with lhght bars. 
Pay $15 cash for same. Mrs. J. F. Cay- 
lor, Varnells Station, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. value for Barred 
Rocks or Buff Orpington chickens. M. 
L. Hall, Atlanta, Ga. 722 Grant St., 
 
S. E. 
 
Want to exch 3 little Bronze turkey 
hens and 1 gobbler, for some large 
stock chickens: Barred Rocks, or R./| 
I. Reds. Write first. G. E. Waldrip, 
Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
BANTAMS WANTED 
 
Want 3 hens and 1 rooster, any pure. 
breed, extra small type, not over 2 
yrs. old, Bantams at reasonable cash 
price. Miss Mary Lee Dowdy, Ella- 
ville, Ga., Box 148. 
 
Want 2 Black Cochin bantam hens 
and 1 cock, no culls. Will exch. 2 N. 
Z. Bucks for same, also want to exch. 
val. $25 for laying heavy breed hens, 
pure bred and not over 1 yr. old. Mrs. 
E. Spence, Chamblee, Ga. 
 
GAMES WANTED 
Want to get in touch with parties 
having the Blue Warhtrse Games. 
State just what you have, price, ete. 
Leonard Hodnett, Gabbettville, Ga. 
Want 2 or 3 Red Quill Game hens. 
ne J. Brett, Brunswick, Ga. 2301 Ellis 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
LEGHORNS WANTED 
 
Want Leghorn or Ancona pullets, ei- 
ther laying, or young ones. A. C. 
Young, Hapeville, Ga. 
 
Want a few breeding 2 yr. old W. L. 
Roosters, from fine stock. State strain, 
egg records of parent stock, ect. and 
best cash price. A. C. Floyd, Clayton, 
Ga. RFD 2.. 
 
MINORCAS WANTED 
Want White, Buff and Black Minor- 
ca puilets from 2 wks. to 3 mos. old at 
reasonable price. Scott Gober, Barnes- 
 
  
 
Mrs. C. M. North, Atlanta, |- 
 
  
 
ville, Ga. 
 
  
 
Want some Buff Minorcas. State 
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
how many hens, pullets, cockerels you 
can offer at what price. Edward Stout, 
Warm Springs, Ga. Box 58. 
 
Want a pure bred Black Minorca 
cock. Prefer Papal strain. Give wt. 
price, etc. H. L. Stewart, Blue Ridge, 
Ga. ; 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS > 
WANTED 
 
Want well conditioned, healthy hens 
for table use. Describe kind, av. wt. 
per hen, price per lb. and_ location. 
Chas. F. Howe, Fort Valley, Ga. 
 
Want to exch $15 for young hens or 
laying pullets, any breed, at $1 ea, 
or would trade for nice mixed breed 
 
  
 
if laying. Mrs. J. G. Burden, Elber- 
 
ton, Ga., Rt. 9. . 
 
R I REDS WANTED 
 
Want some pure bred R. I. Reds to 
raise on halves: about 15 hens and 1 
rooster. At once. Good attention and 
exp. Write Mrs. D. M. Maynard, Au- 
burn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
PIGEONS WANTED 
 
Want a large number of White 
Kings and Carneaux. Must. all be 
breeding age and cheap. No small 
undersize pigeons accepted. E. W. 
Linthicum, Atlanta, Ga. 29 Warren 
St., S. E. 
 
Want 10 pr. each of White Kings 
and Red Carneaux, mated and work- 
ing, cheap for cash. Hubert Bradley, 
Atlanta, Ga. 208 Atl. Natl. Bank Bldg. 
 
REDS WANTED ~ 
 
Want to hear from parties who 
have Tompkins S. C. R. I. Reds, di- 
 
  
 
  
 
rect, or near Direct, from his best  
 
pens; also Owens Farm Reds from 
 
Group No. 1, or All Star Matings; 
 
want high class cockerel of each. Buy, 
 
or exch. eggs. State full Ped. wt. of 
 
vo birds, etc. 
a. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED 
 
Want a pr. Indian Runner ducks and  
 
a pr. of grown Muscovey ducks. State 
price, etc. Mrs. C. A. Cranford, New- 
nan, Ga. S 
Want African White Guineas of last 
Spring hatch; 3 hens and 1 rooster. 
Quote price. R. D. Massee, Tiger, Ga. 
Bourbon Reds: 2, hens and 1 tom,.2 
yrs. old ,jhens now ready to start laying, 
$20 for lot. Money order preferred. 
 
1. 
 
  
 
WYANDOTTES WANTED 
 
Want to exch. a few M. genuine, imp. 
Porto Rico potato plants for some Gold 
 
Lace Wyandottes, not over 1 yr. old. 
 
Write Fannie Arnold, Surrency, Ga. 
Want to exch 2 Buff pullets and one 
 
cockerel, 9 mos old, for 2 silver Lace  
 
Wyandotte pullets and 1 cockerel, of 
same age. Mrs. J. H. Fowler, Da- 
cula; Gaz Rt. 2: 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
Baby chicks of all breeds, White, 
Brown, Buff Leghorns and Anconas, 
 
  
 
  
 
$12 per 100. R. I. Reds, Barred Rocks,- 
 
Buff Orpingtons, $12.50 per 100. Wht 
 
Rocks, Buff Rocks, White Wyandottes, - 
 
Silver Laced Wyandottes, Black, Wht. 
and Buff Minorcas all $14 per 100. 
Heavy mixed, $9.50 per 100; Cash with 
order. 100 per cent live del. guar. 
Felton McDougal, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
White Leghorn chicks, Ferris Best 
ege strain, from 259 to 300 egg hens, 
$12 per 100 del. Hatch every Wed- 
pesday: F. B. Flanders, Rockledge, 
 
a. 
 
A few Buff Rock baby chicks, $15 
per 100, $8 per 50. Mrs. G. L. Trim- 
ble, Adairsville, Ga.  
 
50 Dark red R. I. Red day-old 
 
chicks, April 2nd. Selected stock. Miss 
 
Florence Horne, Grovetown, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Barred Plymouth Rock 
chicks, 14c ea. del. Mrs. E. D. Bryant, 
Coffee, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Donaldson day old Red 
chicks, $16 a 100 del. Hatched weekly; 
also a few eggs from best pen, $2 per 
2 del.. Mrs. T. J. Ray ,Stone Mtn. 
 
a. 
 
Tancred W. L. baby chicks. Write 
for price. Hatch each Tuesday. B. H. 
Middlebrooks, Sr. Atlanta, Ga. 1020 
Gordon St. Farm on Cascade Road. 
 
Donaldson Red baby chicks from 
culled flock, $8 per 50, $15.50 a 100 del. 
ae H. G. Brown, Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 
 
Thompson baby chicks, 15c each. 
April hatch. Postpaid. Mrs. A. C. 
Spence, Blakely, Ga. 
 
B. R. (fine strain) baby chicks $16 a 
 
100, $8.50 per 50, $4.50 per 25. April 
 
del. 
 
Mrs. B. C. Plyer, Manassas, Ga. 
Rt. 2. ee 
 
ee are 3 i 
 
  
 
C. W. Page, Norcross,  
 
Mrs. M. L. Brantley, Adrian, Ga. Rt.  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
    
   
    
    
  
     
    
    
   
   
    
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
Pure bred Quality chicks from high 
producing flocks: S. C. Reds and B. R. 
$15 a 100; White and Brown L. $13; 
Live del. guaranteed. Will exch. for 
what you have to offer. Write. Mrs. 
P. T. Lester, Rome, Ga. 117 Broad St. 
 
R. I. Reds, B. R. and W. L. chicks, 
lots less than 100, 14c 100, $13.50 500 
lots, 138 100 per cent live del. J. O. 
Fussell, Dawson, Ga. 
 
Chicks from quality, vigorous, bred 
to lay hens: B. and Buff Rocks, R. I. 
Reds, W. Wyandottes, Black Minor- 
cas, $13. a 100; Tancred Leghorns and 
Heavy mixed, $11. Special price on 
large orders. Live del. guaranteed. R. 
H. Fechtel, Waycross, Ga. 
 
Pure bred J. B. Giant chicks, 18 ea. 
in lots of 25 or more. weekly hatch. 
Live del guaranteed. Mrs. H. J. Mc- 
Corvey, Hawkinsville, Ga. 
 
High class chicks: B. R., R. I. Reds, 
and White L., $13 a 100 for Rocks and 
Red and $12 a 100 for Leghorns. Post- 
paid. Safe arrival guaranteed. Hatch 
every Wednesday. Mrs. Lois Woods, 
Brooks, Ga. 
 
Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
100 or 200 R. I. Red or Buff Orping- 
 
tons, or any good breed to raise. on 
halves to 8 or 10 weeks old. Also want 
25 or 30 hens, any good breed to raise 
on halves. Will return old ones and 
also your part .of young ones in fall. 
Write before you send. You pay trans- 
portation. Mrs. Ruth Derriso, Swains- 
boro; Ga. Rt..2. . 
, 100 or 150 pure bred R. I. Reds, or 
Barred Rocks, Buff Rocks, Ferris Wht 
Leghorns. Must be pure bred, to raise 
on halves to 8 weeks old. Want them 
between now and April 30th. Have 
good brooder and house. Please write 
before sending chicks.. Mrs. M. F. De- 
vane, Ellaville, Ga. 
 
200 White Leghorn chieks to raise 
on halves to 8 or 10 weeks. Write be- 
fore sending. Mrs. Harley Sikes, Met- 
ter, Gas. 
 
Baby chicks, 200 to raise on halves. 
Must be pure bred R. I. Reds and Bar- 
red Rocks. Want 100 of each kindon 
or before April 1. Will give report 
once a week. Write before sending. 
Mrs. M. W. Brindle, Dalton, Ga., Rt. 
2, Box 22-A. BS 
 
500 Barred Reck baby chicks to raise 
on halves to 8 weeks old. Will furnish 
feed, attention and fuel if other par- 
ty will furnish me the chicks. Ella 
 
. Everett, Richland, Ga. 2 
 
400 pure breed White Leghorn 
chicks to raise on halves to 8 weeks 
old. to be delivered last of April. Mrs. 
Bp oence Sturm, Statesboro, Ga., Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
50 baby chicks to raise on halves 
to 8 or 10 weeks old. Good care and 
feed, R. I. Reds, Cornish Games or 
B. Rock preferred. Want on or by 
March 31. Write before sending: Mrs. 
O. C. Davis, Wrightsville, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
' 100 or more baby chicks at once to 
raise on halves to 8 weeks old. Any 
large breed. Have good experience. 
Want good strong healthy chicks. 
Write before sending. Mrs. A. W. 
Parker, Geneva, Ga. ee 
 
100 baby chicks, any large breed to 
raise on halves to 12 weeks old, will 
pay shipping charges on arrival. Oth- 
er party to pay on return, J. E. Da- 
vidson, Alto, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
500 baby chicks to raise on halves 
to 8 or 10 weeks old; Light Brahmas, 
Barred Rocks, R. I. Reds. Want them 
by April Ist. Must be pure bred and 
certified. Mrs. J. B. Woodward, Fair- 
mount, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 59. 
 
Want 150 or 200 chicks to raise on 
halves to 9 wks. old. B.-R., R. I. Reds, 
or any good breed. Plenty of feed and 
good place and will report often. Clif- 
- ford Coleman, Rebecca, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want by April 30th, 500 B. R., R. I> 
 
Reds, or any large breed chicks on 
halves, to 8 wks. Best of care etc. feed 
and milk. 12 yrs. exp. and good ref. 
toss H. K. Dozier, Brunswick, Ga. Rt. 
 
Want 250 chicks to raise on halves 
to 8 wks. Good care and good place. 
Write what you. have before sending. 
Mrs. George Hall, Adel, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want at once 100 chicks to raise on 
halves to 8 or 10 wks. Barred Rocks 
or Reds preferred. Mrs. A. I. Pat- 
terson, Metter, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want about 3 M. little White Leg- 
horn biddies of good breeding by the 
first of April. Write J. B. Bass, Chip- 
ley; Ga. 
 
Eggs For Sale 
 
Burbon Red and M. B. mixed turkey 
eggs $3.25 doz. postpaid. March and 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
April Del. Cash with order. 
Adams, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Pure white Indian Runner duck eggs, 
 
$1.25 per 13 del. G. N. Thomas, Tho- 
masboro, Ga. 
 
Geese eggs, 50c a setting. Add post- 
age. Elsie Gable, Felton, Ga. 
 
Thoroughbred Imperial Mammoth 
White Pekin duck eggs, $1 per doz. del. 
Basket to be ret. B. M: 
Bowersville, Ga. 
 
-Tompkins strain pure bred R: I. Eggs 
$1.50 per 15; $6.50 for 100. Mrs. W. B. 
Shirley, Alto, Ga. 
 
Mammoth White Minorca eggs $1.25 
 
Jessie 
 
Nell Carswell, Blythe, Ga. Box 12. 
 
Select hatching eggs from large dark 
red matings, $2 per 15; Mahoods heavy 
laying strain. Miss Belle Timmerman, 
Bronwood, Ga. RFD 1. ; 
 
Duck eggs, $1 per 13 Exch. for Big 
Bone Game chickens or Game eggs, or 
for blood tested W. L. eggs. Setting for 
 
setting. Ea. to pay chgs. Mrs. J. H. 
Kelehur, Ellabell, Ga. 
 
Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
M. B. turkey eggs from unrelated 
stock, 40c ea. $4 a doz. Can furnish 
several setting ea. week. Mrs. E .E. 
Jackson ,Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Guaranteed pure bred S. C. R. I. Red 
eggs, 85 per cent fertility guaranteed. 
Mash fed hens; cocks Direct. from Do- 
naldson. $5 per 100 postpaid and in- 
 
sured. Exch. a few settings. Mrs. J. 
B. Harris, Cordele, Ga. Rt. B. 
Pure Jersey Black Giant, Marcy 
 
strain eggs from closely culled for line 
breeding stock, $1 per 15. Miss Irene 
Gay, Jacksonville, Ga. 
 
Pure bred W. L. eggs, $1.50 per 15. 
Mrs, O. O. Hutcheson, Conley, Ga. 
 
Select eggs from special matings, S. 
C. R..I. Reds, prize winning stock bred 
for color, type, and egg production, $5 
per 15. Other special matings, $1.50, 
$2 and $3 per 15. Mrs. W. M. Biggers, 
Glenn, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
pure bred R. I. Reds, $1 per 15 not del. 
Mrs. L. E. Gayler, Lylerly, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Indian Runner duck eggs, $1 doz. H. 
A. Morris, Sandersville, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Aristocrat B. R. eggs se- 
lected from heavy layers, $1 per set- 
ting, $5 a 100 del. Will exch. 200 eggs 
for 100 pure bred White L. baby chicks. 
ee Florence Strum, Statesboro, Ga. 
 
Pure bred dark Cornish Game eggs, 
$1.15 per 15 postpaid. Crates to be ret. 
Exch. some for nice dried apples or 
peaches. Mrs. T. G. Shurling, Tennille, 
Ga. Rt. A. 
 
Pure bred Owens strain R. I. Red 
eggs, 75c per 15 FOB. Mrs. R. D. 
Raulerson, Leslie, Ga. 
 
Silver Duck Wing Game eggs, pure 
bred stock, $2.50 per 15. Postage extra. 
Mrs. G. J. Holton, Alma, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Pure bred B. P. Rock eggs, $1.25 per 
set. del. Crates ret.. Exch. some for 
Muscovey or White Pekin duck eggs, 
Mrs. W. D. Bryant, Coffee, Ga. 
 
Pure bred B. R. eggs, Thompson 
strain, $1.25 per 15 del. Mrs. Jacob R. 
Hillis, Millhaven, Ga. 
 
, Owen Strain R. I. Red eggs, $1.25 
per 15 del. Mrs. J. M. Goolsby, Gra- 
ham, Ga. Rt. 1. / 
 
Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs, $1 
doz. del. Checks not accepted. Mrs. W. 
I. Mobley, Ludowici, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
M. B. turkey eggs, 50c ea. $5 per 11; 
also pure White Indian Runner eggs, 
$1.25 per 15. Exch. for early Velvet 
bean seed, Otootan or Mathews Soy 
7. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton, Ga. 
_Egegs from big, healthy carefully mat- 
ed, excellent laying White P. Rocks, 
80c per 15 del. Carton to be ret. R. S. 
Nash, Smyrna, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Donaldson R. I. Red and 
pure bred Partridge Rock eggs, each, 
$1.50 per 15. Mrs. Cleveland Gaines, 
Canon, Ga. 
 
Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs, 
$1.50 per 14; also famous Mahood R. I. 
Red eggs, $1.25 per 15. $5 a 100. Mrs. J. 
B. Paul, Leesburg, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Thompson Ringlet B. R. 
eggs from large, healthy hens, $1.50 
per 15, $2.75, 30 postpaid. Mrs. N. R. 
Wilson, Canon, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
Turkey eggs, $3.50 per setting, del. 
from big hens and toms, wt. 31 and 21 
Ibs. respectively. Now ready for ship- 
eee Mrs. C. W. Jones, McRae, Ga. 
Select. eggs from Thompson B. R. 
Ringlet stock, 2nd Direct, $1.25 per 15 
del. Cash, or exch. for peas. Mrs. C. A. 
 
Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
M. B.. turkey eggs, $4.50 per doz. or 
$2.75 for 6, from very select birds. Mrs. 
E. G. Griggs, LaGrange, Ga. Box 572. 
Bird Bros. strain Partridge Rock 
 
  
 
Holland, 
 
per 15; will exch. for turkey eggs. Mrs. |. 
 
B R eggs $1 per 15. Mrs. D. A. Pope, 
 
Selected eggs from Tompkins strain 
 
eggs, $1.50 per 15. Mrs. J. W. Capel, 
Molena, Ga. 
 
J B Giant Marcy strain, and White 
Orp. Byers strain eggs, each, $1.25 per 
15; also Mammoth big bone Gold 
Bronze turkey eggs, Aril del. $3 per 
doz. Money order only. Miss Gussie 
Strickland, Alvaton, Ga. 
 
M. B. turkey eggs, $4 doz., $5 per 15; 
also R. I. Red eggs, good and, true to 
color, $1.50 per setting. Exch. for 
White, Muscovey. duck eggs. Setting 
 
for setting, or 1 setting for 2 set. In- | 
 
dian Runner, or 1 doz. Mammoth Pe- 
kin duck eggs. Mrs. M. L. Shealy, 
Oglethorpe, Ga 
 
Tompkins strain dark S C RI Red 
(extra fine winter layers) eggs, $1.50 
per setting, 2 set. $2.75, $6 a 100. J. A. 
Elliott, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Eggs: R. I. Reds from a fine stock, 
and Thompson Ringlet B. R. from a 
very fine hen, each, $1 per setting of 
15 eggs for Reds; 17 eggs for B. R. 
ae with order. _D. M. Long, Alma, 
 
a, e 
 
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. and 
Ferris S. C. W. L. eggs: 1st pens, each, 
$1.35 per 15, $2.25, 30; Range flock, 
$1.10 per 15, $1.75, 30;: larger lots, 5c 
an egg, del. Cartons ret. Money order 
only. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, 
Ga. Rt. 2. Z 
 
Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1.25 per 
15. Exch. for honey, syrup, Porto Rico 
potato plants, or would exch. 1 setting 
for pure bred Golden Sebright ban- 
tam eggs. Write first. Mrs. W. E. 
Whisnante, Madison, Ga. 
 
Buff Orp. eggs, Fullers Golden Beau- 
ty strain, $1 per 15. Mrs. John P. Mad- 
dox, Madison, Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
Bronze turkey eggs, from the finest 
of prize winners. Del in March, April 
and May. Ask for prices. aW. S. 
Fricks, Pendergrass, Ga. 
 
Buff Rock, Nugget strain eggs, Sired 
from trapnested, high egg record stock, 
$1.50 per 15; $2.75 per 30. Mrs. G. L. 
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Selected B. R. eggs from large, heavy, 
healthy hens; closely culled, $1 per 15. 
Carton to be ret. Weekly shipments. 
Mrs. J. T. Holland Toomsboro, Ga., 
Rt. 2: 
 
Pure bred Light Brahma (won _-first 
prize at County Fair) eggs, $1.50, 15; 
$2.75, 30; $8.00 a 100; also pure bred 
Wycoff S. C. W. L. eggs, 1 per 15 ,$1.75, 
30, $4 a 100. Exch for field peas. Mrs. 
Bob Sosby, Carnesville, Ga. 
 
Pure Pekin duck eggs, $1 doz. Add. 
postage. Mrs. L. R. Rampey, Elberton, 
Ga. Rt. 8. 
 
Pure bred, selected White Wyandotte 
eges, $1 per 15, $5 a 100 postpaid. M. L. 
Snare, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Thoroughbred Thompson B. R. eggs, 
from large 2 yr. old hens, $1 per 15 del. 
Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga, 
Rt. / 
 
Black Minorca hatching eggs, genu- 
ine Pape strain, $1.50 per setting post- 
paid. Exch. for peas. Mrs. J. A. Wil- 
son, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
60 doz. eggs weekly. G. Extra White. 
Commission men need not apply. V. 
Bramhold, Mt. Airy, Ga. re 
 
Pure ompson B. Rock eggs, will 
exch for 1 doz. Pekin Duck eggs. Mrs. 
L. K. Fryer, Talbotton, Ga. : 
 
Genuine Brown, Red game eggs, good 
fresh and fertile, but will not guaran- 
tee every egg. $3 per 15; or $5.50 for 
30. C. S. Framley, Sylvania, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Pure Bred Barred Rock eggs, will 
exch for Spanish Peanuts or sell for 
75c per 15. Mrs. J. C. Hosea, Toccoa, 
Ga. Rt. 3 
 
Select eggs from S. C. R. I. Reds, 
Donaldson strain mated to Star Cocks 
$1.50 for 15; or $6 per 100 del. C. P. 
Colclough, Maxeys, Ga. 
 
Barred Rock eggs, Thompson strain, 
blood-tested B. W. D5 No. 1 pens, $1.50. 
Also R. I. Red eggs, Donaldson strain 
$1.50 per 15. Mrs... Milton Sumner, 
Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Barred Rock eggs from best pens, 
Settings from $2 to $5. Mrs. C. E. 
Smith, Jeffersonville, Ga. 
 
Brown Leghorn eggs $1.50 for 15; 
Cash with order. Send 10c for postage. 
L. J. Howard, Roopville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Pure Black Langshan eggs, $1.50 per 
setting del. by insured parcel post. Mrs. 
J. G. Burden, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 9. 
 
M. B. slightly mixed with Bourbon 
Red turkey eggs, $3.25 doz. del. March 
and April del. Money order with order. 
Mrs. Flora Skinner, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Pure bred R. C. Silver L. Wyandotte 
eggs, $1 per 15. Crate to be ret. Mrs. 
J. E. Sorrow ,Commerce, Ga. Rt. 
White Cornish and Buff Minorca 
eggs, each $1.50 per 15. Raymond Mc- 
Cutcheon, Columbus, Ga. Rt. 1. On 
Warm Spring Road.  . 
 
Pure Thompson B. R. eggs 75c per 15, 
A. G. Hartley, Alamo, Ga. ; 
 
  
 
  
 
Thompson B. R. eggs, 61.50 per 18, 
 
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$5 a 100, postpaid. Mrs. A. C. Spence, 
Blakely, Ga. 
 
S. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1.25 per set. 
or exch. for potato slips, or black-eyed 
peas. Mrs. Lula Peyton, Alto, Ga..Rt. 2. 
 
Big Bronze turkey eggs, $3.50 per 
Nag Crate ret. B. W. Cook, Alto, Ga. 
Rt. 2. 
 
Pure B. R. eggs, selected quality, 
$1.25 per 15 del. Exch. for anything 
can use. Mrs. W. W. Bennett, Ac- 
worth, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Fertile eggs from best pen, Donald- 
son dark Reds, $1.50 per 15. Exch. for 
leading var. of cabbage or onion plants. 
Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 
1 
 
S. C. Ancona eggs, Sheppard strain 
(matings extra quality, paid $1 per egg 
from which they were hatched), $1.50 
per 15 del. Mrs. G. W. Adams, Wrens, 
Ge. 
Fine strain B: R. eggs, $2 per 15, 
$4.50 per 50, $8 a 100. Mrs. B. C. 
 
/Plyer, Manassas, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Booking orders for Ring-neck_ pheas- 
 
ant eggs $3.75 per set. of 15, to be filled ~ 
 
in order received beginning in May.. 
Supply limited. Mrs. H. G. Grealing, 
Augusta, Ga- Rt. 3.  
 
Pure bred White Rock, Fischel strain 
eges, $1.50 per 15, $2.75, 30; $5 a 100. 
Well packed and postpaid. Money or- 
der preferred. Mrs. C. C. Payne, Tif- 
ton, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
Pure B. R. eggs of good breeding, $1 
per 15, $1.75, 30 $2.50 per 48, $5 a 100 
All del. Crate ret. Mrs. J. W. Woodruff, 
Pinehurst, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Aristocrat B. R. eggs, $1.25 per 15. 
Crate ret. Cash with order. Mrs. C. J. 
Tomlinson, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Booking orders for big bone M. B. 
turkey eggs from 2 yr. old stock, $5 
doz. del. Mrs. L. C. Bigbie, Shellman, 
Ga. $ 
 
R. I. Red eggs, $6 a 100; or $1 per 15. 
 
Owens dark red strain. Miss Florence 
Horne, Grovetown, Ga. 
 
R. I. Red eggs from Mrs. Donaldsons 
rich dark red stock, $1.25 per 15 del. 
Cart to be ret. Mrs. O. L. Craft, La- 
vonia, Ga. : 
 
Pure. bred Pape strain Black Minor- 
ca eggs, $1.25 per 15, $2, 30 del. Mrs. 
Russell Sauls, Shellman, Ga. 
 
Pure bred dark Cornish eggs, Web- 
ber strain, $1.10 per 15 del. ~-Cartons to 
be ret.- Mrs. J. T. Holland, Lenox, Ga. 
 
Thoroughbred big bone M*#B. turkey 
eges, $3.75 per doz. or 35c an egg. 
March and April del. Crate to be ret. 
Money order with order. 
Alto, Ga. 
 
Pure bred S. C. Buff L. eggs, $1 per 
15 del. B. L. Lynn, Coffee, Ga. 
 
Pure bred B. R. eggs, 50c per 15 at 
home, or 75c del. M. B. turkey eggs, 
30c each, $3.50 doz. del. Cartons to be 
ret. 
Colvard, Bowman, Ga. re 
 
R. I. Red eggs from good flock, $4 a 
100. Crate to be ret. Mrs. M. B. Davis, 
Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Eggs: pure Giant strain Light Brah- 
 
ma, from 9 lb. hens, $2.50: per 15, $4.50 
 
for 30; Donaldsons S. C. R. I. Red, $2 
per 15, $7 a 100. Mrs. Jewel Godard, 
Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Pure bred B. R. eggs, fresh and fer- 
tile, $1 per 15 del. Mrs. S. J. Bryant, 
Coffee, Ga.  
 
Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1 per 15. 
Crates ret. Postpaid. Miss Ronie John- 
son, Shellman,;-Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Marcy strain J. B. Giant eggs, $1 per 
15. A. C..Floyd, Clayton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Donaldson S. C. R. I. Red eggs, $1 
per 15. In lots of 6 doz. 5c each del. 
Crate to be ret. Safe del. guaranteed. 
Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga. 
 
Pure White Rock, Fischel strain eggs, 
 
$1.25 per 15 del. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Con- 
cord, Ga. 
Carefully selected Ancona eggs, 
 
Sheppard strain, $1 per 15, $1.95, 30; $4 
 
a 100 del. Also eggs from pure bred 
Parks strain B. R., 6 and 8 lb. hens, 
mated to unrelated cockerels, $1.50 per 
 
; ye per 30. Reg. Permit D1-30. 
All def. Cartons ret. Daris Raulerson, 
Rockingham, Ga. 
 
Exhibition type Golden Sebright 
bantam, and White Cornish Game 
eggs, ea., $1.50 per 15 del. Mrs. H. W. 
Law, Eastman, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs, 85c 
per 15, $1.65 for 30 del. Crate to be 
ret. Mrs. A. L. Garrison, Ashland, Ga. 
Rt. 2. 
 
15 Buff Cochin Bantam eggs, $1.50 
and 15 Black Minorca eggs, $2.25. 
Crate to be ret. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, 
Ga. 412 Peters Bldg. 
 
S. C. Buff Leghorn eggs, $1.50 per 15 
postpaid. Mrs. W. T. Westbrook, Una- 
dilla, Ga. 
 
Select, from best laying strain J. B. 
Giant eggs, $1.50 per setting. Mrs. S. 
W. Morgan, Vienna, Ga. 
 
  
 
    
 
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PAGE FOUR 
 
  
 
Georgia 
Market Bulletin 
 
  
 
Published Weekly By The , 
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
Arthur D. Jones, Director 
 
Department Of 
Agriculture 
 
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner 
 
  
 
  
 
THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1930 
 
Entered a ssecond class matter 
February 15, 1922 ,at the Post 
Office at Atlanta ,Georgia, un- 
der the act of June 6, 1900. Ac- 
cepted for mailing at special 
rate o fpostage provided for in 
section 1103. Act of October 3, 
 
  
 
  
 
1917. 
Notice o ffarm produce and ap- 
purtenances, admissible under 
 
postal regulations ,inserted one 
time on each request and re- 
peated only when request is ac- 
 
epepanie by new copy of no- 
ce. 
 
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 Bulletin or 
transaction resulting therefrom. 
 
  
 
  
 
SOY BEAN CONTRACTS FOR 
FARMERS | 
 
One of the largest feed mills in the 
 
country want to contract with Geor- 
gia farmers to grow yellow Soy beans 
 
for their mills. 
This company will contract to pay a 
 
price above the cost of production for 
November 1930 delivery at their mills. 
_If the market goes up, the farmer re- 
 
serves the right to sell his beans in 
any market he chooses, first giving 
this @oncern the option of accepting 
them at such higher price. 
 
Seed will not be furnished, but this 
 
concern will advise where good seed 
 
may be purchased. s 
 
For further information, address the 
State Bureau of Markets, Atlanta, 
Georgia. : 
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
AUSTRALORES 
Australorp at half price cockerels, 
$2 to $5; pullets, $2 to $3; Excellent 
table fowl, fine layers, and of the best 
blood. W. E. Rouse, Valdosta, Ga., 
210 East Gardon St. 
 
BARRED ROCKS 
6 Thompson 18 mos. old hens and 1 
cock, $8, or exch. for 75 W. L. day old 
chicks. Mrs. C. J. Ashley, Edison, Ga. 
2 thoroughbred B. R. cockerels: 1 
March 1929 hatch, $1.50; other, April, 
1929 hatch, $1.25. Well grown birds. 
et! Williamson, Plains, Ga. Box 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
CAPONS FOR SALE 
2 capons: J. B. Giant-and.R. I. Red. 
June hatch, wt. 8 or 10 lbs. 30c lb. 
FOB. E. G. Nix, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
GAMES 
2 pullets and 2 stage pure Cubans, 
last spring hatch, $5 for lot. Exch. for 
50 baby chicks, any pure bred: also 1 
 
  
 
Allen Roundhad last spring  pullets, 
 
$1.50; 1 crdss, Half Red Clayborn and 
Mugwamp, now laying, $1.50. A. L. 
 
Pettit, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
1 Bee Martin Game rooster, 1 yr. old, 
$5 or exch. for anything of equal value. 
Mrs. W. P. Orr, Nashville, Ga. 
 
LEGHORNS 
10 Ferris W. L. now laying hens, 80c 
ea. FOB Woodville. Mrs. E. L. Keach, 
Penfield, Ga. 
 
  
 
~ 10 to 20 young W. L., $1 ea. or entire 
 
lot together for 90c each FOB here. 
Mostly Ferris strain. Mrs. R. P. Stein- 
heimer, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Barron Eng. S. C. W .L. pullets, 
heavy winter laying strain, 10 to 12 
wks. old, $85 per 100. Check with or- 
der. Ready for shipment April 1st. 
 
Prompt attention. F. N. Harrison, 
Blackshear, Ga. Rt.. 2. : 
 
   
 
  
 
MARK ET BULLE EB TEN 
 
100 W. L. 5 to 6 wks. old pullets, 60c 
ea. G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga . 
 
10 W. L. hens and 1 rooster ,1.50 ea. 
or the lot for $15. Mrs. Nellie Puckett, 
Cordele, Ga. Rt. B. 
 
46 W. L. yr. old hens and 1 rooster, 
pure Tancred strain, $50 for lot. Cash 
with order. Mrs. E. J. McDougal, La- 
vonia, Ga. 
 
150 W. L. pullets, April and August 
1929 hatch $1.10 and $1 ea. or $150 for 
lot. Party to furnish coops.. J. A. 
Flanagan, Towns, Ga. 
 
100 W. L. April 1929 hatch, laying 70 
per cent now. $125 for lot FOB. S. 8. 
Copeland, Jackson, Ga. 
 
Booking orders for selected Tanc- 
red S. C. W. L. pullets. Make del. in 
April, May and June, 11 to 15 wks. old, 
$85 per 100 FOB. Coops to be ret. at my 
expense. 1-4 cash, bal. to be paid be- 
fore shipment is made, or will ship C. 
> D. for bal. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, 
 
a. 
 
  
 
ORPINGTONS 
 
4 pure bred Buff Orp. August hatch 
roosters, $1.25 ea. Cash with order. 
Mrs. L. E. Chapman, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
2 pure bred Golden Buff. Orp. cock- 
erels, 9 mos. old, Direct from Byers 
Prize Winning Champion Exhibition 
matings, $7. and $4 ea. Miss Margaret 
Fussell, Rhine, Ga. 
 
3 W. Orp. roosters and 15 hens, $2 
ea. $25 for lot. Mrs. Nellie Puckett, 
Cordele, Ga. Rt. B. 
 
4 Buff Orp. (2 each, cockerels and 
pullets) hatched from eggs Direct from 
Byers. Pullets now laying; cockerels, 
wt. 8 lbs. $5 per pr, or $9 for lot. Mrs. 
J. J. Mann, Tallapoosa, Ga. 
 
R. I. REDS 
 
12 mos. old dark R. I. Red cockerel, 
$3; 5 young, now laying hens, $2: ea. 
Se for lot. J. F. Robinson; Wiley, 
 
a. 
 
1 pure bred dark, rich R. I. Red, 
Mahood strain 18 mos old male bird, 
= a H. W. Tucker, Macon, Ga., 
 
Ss. C. R. I. Red 2 yr. old cock, Di- 
rect from Owens, $2.50 FOB. Exch. for 
potato plants, April del. Mrs. E. -H. 
Buckner, Machen, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
4 R. I. Red 1929 hatch, now laying 
hens, and 1 cockerel, $7, for the lot. 
Mrs. J .L. Peugh, Barnesville, Ga. 
 
9 hens and 1 cockerel, July hatch, 
a Reds, $10. Mrs. Roberts, Gardi, 
 
a. 
 
1 yr. old hens from Star pen of Don- 
aldsons best Reds/ now laying, $2.25 
each, any number ;cock to match pens, 
$2.50 to $10 each, unrelated; 1 yr. hens 
 
  
 
  
 
from Exhibition pens, $1.75 each; 2 yr.|G 
 
old hens from Utility pens, $1.50 ea. 
ee R. J. Fleming, Lincolnton, Ga. 
Rt. 5. 
 
2 pure bred Donaldson R. I. Red 8 
wks. old .cockerels, 80c each, $1.50 for 
2. Write. Miss Clara Odom, Sycamore, 
Ga. Rt. 2 Box 29. 
 
1 yr. old R. I. Red rooster, blood-test- 
ed, Ped stock, $2.50 each at my home. 
Hugh M. Milner, Barnesville, Ga. 
 
Donaldson R. I. Red hens selected 
and culled ,none over 2 yrs. old, select- 
ed and ne layers, $2 ea. Mrs. Emmett 
Trammel, Duluth, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
10 R. I. Red January 1930 hatch, $1 
ea. Mrs. J. I. Abbott, Alma, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE 
Pure bred White Holland and Bour- 
bon Red toms, $8 each; eggs, $6 doz. 
del. and insured. -T. W. Dalton, Atlo, 
 
Ga. 
1 turkey (M. B.) hen, 2 yrs .old, $5. 
Mrs. W. T. Stephens, Rydal, Ga. 
Some fine M. B. turkey hens, $5 ea. 
ae H. J. McCollum, Canon, Ga. Rt. 
 
  
 
  
 
PIGEONS FOR SALE 
6 White King cocks, $1 ea. Exch 3 
cocks for same number of hens. Pres- 
ton L. Layton, Augusta, Ga. 
 
PIGEONS FOR SALE 
Several pr. mated White Kings, also 
odd birds and youngsters for sale or 
exch. H. L. Smith, Atlanta, Ga. 963 
Dill Ave. 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
Quality baby chicks from blood test- 
ed, carefully culled stock; Thompson 
B. R., Donaldson Reds, Fischel White 
Rocks, each, $14 a 100 del. Heavy mix- 
ed, from above flocks, $12.50 a 100 
(limited amount); Tancred strain W. 
L., Sheppards Anconas, $12.50 a 100; 
light breeds mixed, $10 del. W. S. 
Shields, Thomson, Ga. : 
 
R. I. Red chicks. 13 1-2c ea., mixed 
heavy Anconas, 12 1-2c ea. Hammond 
 
  
 
  
 
Harrell, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
  
 
  
 
5 M chicks every Tuesday afternoon: 
B. R., R. I. Reds, $14 a 100; 300, $40; 
500, $65; White L., $12. a 100. Postpaid 
and live del. Send no money. We ship 
Cc. O. D, G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga. 
 
Buff Rocks, Nuggett strain, sired 
from trapnested, high producing yards, 
$15 a 100; $8, 50; $5 per 25. Mrs. G. L. 
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
White and B. Leghorns, $12 a 100. 
Immediate del. S. C. Bohanon, At- 
lanta, Ga. 1968 DeKalb Ave., at Kirk- 
wood. 
 
R. I. Reds, B. R., Buff Orp. and W. 
L. big ,strong, healthy and  antigin 
tested for B. W. D. Extra chicks packed 
at rate of 4 to the 100. Live del guar- 
anteed. $15 a 100; $8, 50; $4.25 per 25. 
Weekly hatches. J. C. Baston, Mill- 
edgeville, Ga. 
 
Day old chicks: B..R., W. L., R. I. 
Reds, and W. Wyandottes, $12 a 100, 
or 14c ea., less than 100 lots. Guaran- 
teed 100 per cent live del.. From trap- 
ped and tested flocks. C. A. Burge, 
Macon, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Pure bred R. I. Red baby chicks: 25 
(hen hatched the 15th this March) 
from best Star pen, at 25c each, also 1 
pure bred Red hen, $1.50. Mrs. R. J. 
Fleming, Lincolnton ,Ga. 
 
Baby chicks of all breeds: W., B., and 
Buff L. and Anconas,: $12 a 100; R. I. 
Reds, B. R., Buff Orp., $12.50 a 100; 
White Rocks, Buff R., White and Silver 
L. Wyandottes, Black, White, and Buff 
Minorcas, $14 a 100: Heavy mixed, $9.50 
a 100. Prompt del. 100 per cent live 
del. guaranteed. Cash with order. Fel- 
ton McDougal, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
B| R., Reds, and White Rocks, $14 a 
100; W. and S. L. Wyandottes, and Buff 
Orp. $15; J. B. Giants and Light Brah- 
mas, $18; W. L. from trapnested stock, 
av. above 800 eggs per hen per year, 
$15; Heavy breeds, assorted for fryers, 
$13. Add 1c per chick in 50 lots and 
2c per chick in: 25 lots. Deduct 1-2c 
per chick in 500 lots and 1c per chick 
in M. lots or more. O. J. Heely, River- 
dale, Ga. 
 
Heavy mixed chicks from good lay- 
ing hens (no Leghorns) $11 a 100 del. 
Hatch every Thursday. Mrs. Sim 
Gibbs, Rockledge, Ga. 
 
Booking order for R. I. Reds, March 
28th and April 1st del. 15c ea. plus 
postage. Mrs. C. S. Murr, Decatur, Ga. 
931 3rd Ave., Rt. 3, Phone Dearborn 
2210 J. : 
 
B. R. and Red chicks, 14c each; An- 
conas and W. L., 12c,ea. Del. and. live 
del. guaranteed. Homer G. Cline, 
Canton, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
Tancred W. L. chicks, $12 a 100. 
Exch. for Velvet beans and Porto Rico 
potato plants. S. G. Lowe, Mansfield, 
 
a. 
Chicks from State Accredited Flocks, 
bred for high egg production, 100 per 
cent live del. guar. carrying chgs. pre- 
paid. Write for prices on what you 
want, and state your second choice. 
Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga. 
 
Ferris Best Eggs strain W. L. 259 to 
300 ege grade, $12 a 100 del. Hatch ev- 
ery Wednesday. F. B. Flanders, Rock- 
 
ledge, Ga. 
 
Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
Want to exch. part Jersey 1 mo. old 
male calf, for 50 R. I. Red, 75 White 
L. baby chicks. Ross Williams, Bow- 
don, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
Want from 2 to 800 any large breed 
 
  
 
chicks to raise on halves, also from 25 
 
to 50 baby turkeys to raise on halves. 
Good range, plenty of feed and best 
of attenion. Write. R. L. Ellington, 
Loganville, Ga., Rt. 2. : 
 
Want 100 Buff Orp. to raise on 
halves to 12 wks. old. Good place and 
will make weekly report. Write before 
sending. Mrs. L. W. Ables, Rockmart, 
Ga., Rt. 3. 
 
Want 100 chicks, day old, Brahmas, 
S.C. R. I. Reds, or Barred Rocks, soon. 
Write. Mrs. H. G. Neisler, Reynolds, 
Ga., RFD 2. 
 
Want 50 chicks to raise on halves 
 
fo 8 wks..old. Good care and feed. 
R. I. Reds, Cornish Games, or B. Rocks 
Reds preferred. On, or by March 31st. 
Mrs. O. GC. David, Wrightsville, Ga. 
Rt. 4. 
Want 200 chicks to raise on halves 
to 10 or 12 wks. old; Buff Rock or 
Buff Orp. preferred. No Name _ or 
address. 
 
Want 100 R. I. Reds and 100 Ply- 
mouth Rocks to raise on shares to 8 
or 10 wks. Good range, furnish feed 
and notify often. Write before send- 
ing. Mrs. Glenn Phillips, Vidalia, Ga. 
 
Rt. 3: 
Eggs For Sale 
 
Carefully selected eggs from high 
producing flocks of Barred Rock hens 
$1 per 15; $1.75 per 30; Can furnish 100 
 
  
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
weekly, at 4 1-2c per egg. Cartons to 
be returned. Satisfaction guar. Mfrs. 
J. S. Raulerson, Rockingham, Ga. Rt. 
3 Box. 27; : 
 
Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs 
for setting $1 per doz. Pure bred. R. 
M. Blackwell, Rutledge, Ga. 
 
Indian Runner Duck eggs $1 per $15 
Cartons to be returned. W. E. Good- 
win, Wadley, Ga. 
 
Thorough Bred Buff Rock eggs $1.25 
per setting of 16 eggs.. Mrs. W. P. 
Whitworth, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Pure Bred Everlay strain Brown 
Leghorn eggs $1 per 15; Pure bred 
Brown and White Indian runner Duck 
eggs $1 per doz. Mrs. J. C. Fleming, 
Lyerly, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Regal Dorcas White Wyandotte eggs 
75e per 15. Mrs. G. E. Blalock, Lyerly; 
Ga hes. 
 
Select Donaldson R. I. Red (prize 
winner stock) eggs, $1 per 15; $3 per 50. 
 
$5.50 per 100. Mrs. Emmett Trammel,  
 
Duluth, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Donaldson strain S. C. R. I. Red 
eggs, high fertility $1 per 15; $1.50 per 
30. Add 10c for postage. Mrs. J. S. 
Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga. 
 
Brown Leghorn eggs, Everlay strain 
$1.25 per 15; $6 per 100; White Leghorn 
eggs, Same price. W. H. Vickery, Mar- 
tin, Ga. 
 
Thompson strain Barred Rock eggs 
 
$1.50 per 15; Delivered. Martha Coch- 
 
ran, Pisgah, Ga. 
 
Ellis Strain Big Bone Giant Turkey 
eggs, $4.50 per doz. FOB. Mrs. Carrie 
Lewis, Rydal, Ga. . 
 
Pure Bred Dark red S. C. R. I. Reds, 
Tompkins strain $1 per 15; Miss Carlie 
Kemp, Marietta, Ga. : 
 
Pure White Indian Runner Duck 
eges $1.25 per 15; Mrs. T.: K. Moore, 
Canton, Ga, Rt. 3. Box 52. 
 
Donaldson Strain R. I. Red eggs 75c 
per setting, if 2 settings are taken, 66 
2-3c per doz. Cant fill case lots. Also 
Pure bred M. White Pekin Duck eggs 
$1.50 per 15; $1.10 per doz. postpaid. 
Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount, Ga. 
 
Light Brahma eggs, Giant strain 
$1.50 per 15; $6.50 per 100 del. Mrs. W. 
R. Vickery, Martin, Ga. 
 
Pure bred eggs from prize winning 
stock ,Barred Rocks, White Rocks, 
White Orpingtons, Indian Games, also 
Indian Runner Duck $1.50 and $2 per 
setting. Will exch. for any kind of 
Garden or field peas or seed. . Mrs. 
Nellie Puckett, Cordele, Ga. Rt. B. 
 
Turkey eggs from Mammoth Bronze 
hens and toms $4 per 12. Ship March 
April and May. Mrs. W. T. Stephens, 
Rydal, Ga. 
 
Pure M B turkey eggs, $3.25 per doz. 
del. March and April del. also some 
fine M. B. Turkey. H. J. McCollum, 
Canon, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Barred Rock eggs, Thompson Strain, 
free from. range flock, selected 75c per 
setting $1.40 for 30; $4 per 100. Mrs. L. 
A. Smith, Woodcliff, Ga. 
 
J. B: Giant eggs, hens mated to un- 
related cockerels, Marcy strain $1.25 
per 15. Crates to be del. W. H. Rich- 
ardson, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
- Guaranteed Pure Bred M. B. Gold- 
 
bank Bird Bros. Turkey eggs, now ready 
$5 per doz. del. Also T.hompson Imp. 
ringlet Barred Rock eggs for hatching 
$1.25 per 15 del. Mrs. J. P. Mabry, 
Canon, Ga.  
 
Select eggs Thompson strain Barred 
Rocks, pure bred from 6 to 7 lb. close- 
ly culled hens, unrelated cockerels, fine 
stock $1.25 per setting $2 per 2 settings 
7c per ege by the 100. J. R. Bowen, 
Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Everlay Brown Leghorn eggs $1.25 
 
per 15 del. Guar. pure bred. A. S. 
Cauthein, Tallapoosa, Ga., Rt. 3. 
Pure Bred Dark S.C. R. I. Red eggs 
 
60c per 15. not prepaid. Dorsey Duna-  
 
gan, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Hatching eggs from my Star Red, 
direct from Donaldson best pens. at 1-2 
price $2.50 per 15 or 2 settings for $4. 
Utility reds, $1.50 per 15 or $2 per 30. 
Fertility good. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, 
Lincolnton, Ga. 
 
Fresh selected hatching eggs from 
healthy flocks of genuine Booth Strain 
 
S. C. White Minorcas. Parents of this 
 
flock pedigreed $1.50 per setting. Mrs. 
J. W. Roberts, Blakely, Ga. 
 
Choice, fresh S. C. R. I. Red eggs, 
Butte strain, $1.25 per 15 del. Money 
order with order. 
fersonville, Ga. E 
 
Pure bred Donaldson 'S. C. R. I. Red 
eggs, $1 per 15 postpaid. Cartons ret. 
Mrs: Fred Atkinson, Ray City, Ga. Rt. 
2 
 
"Ss. . R. I. Red eggs, Donaldson 
strain, $1 per 15 postpaid. Mrs. R. P. 
Steinheimer, Brooks, Ga. 
 
W. L. Eggs, $1 per 15. Exch. for gar-~ 
 
den bean seed. Mrs. Gracie Puckett, 
 
  
 
Cordele ,Ga. Rt. B. : 
 
J. E. Channell, Jef-_ 
 
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  ursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
Eggs For Sale 
 
Regal Dorcas R. C. W. Wyandotte 
 
Bes, $1.50 per 16. Mrs. Andrew Chat- 
 
am, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
R. C. S. L. Wyandotte heavy breed 
eggs, $1.15 per 15, $2 for 30. Del. Ga. 
 
on to be ret. W. R. Roper, Orange, 
Rt 1: 
 
lected eggs from Giant Black Mi- 
reas from 2 and 3 yr. old hens, mat- 
[| to cockerel direct. from Papes 
umph Exhibition Quality matings, 
-per 15 del. by P. P. Breeding the 
pe strain exclusively for 6 yrs. for 
ality rather than quantity. L. B. 
lliams, Newnan, Ga. : 
 
lected eggs, Tompkins strain S. C. 
 
Reds, fine winter layers, 1 set- 
, $1.50; 2 settings, $2.75. Large lots 
7 del. J. A. Elliott, Lavonia, 
 
ck eggs, White Pekin duck eggs 
er 13 del. Mrs. H. W. Corbitt, 
and, Ga. 
e bred Barred Rock eggs 75 per 
Mrs. C. H. Snow, Ivey, Ga. 
g Bone Giant Bronze turkey eggs 
er doz. prepaid in Ga. These 
ds were originated in the Mountains 
California. Toms wt. 55 to 60 lbs. 
a = 27 lbs. L. J. Ellis, Cumming 
 
re bred S. C. W. L. eggs, $1 per 
vould like to contract to furnish 
6 doz. eggs per week at 35 or 40c 
_ Carton to be ret. Miss Lillie 
ette, Buena Vista, Ga., Rt. 1. 
puddle duck eggs, 80c not pre- 
d. J. W. Dills, Tunnel Hill, Ga. 
Pure bred J. B. Giant eggs, $1.25 per 
el. by mail. Bettie Kelley, Fair- 
a., Rt. 4, Care Mrs. W. T. 
 
imp. White Pekin duck eggs, $1 doz. 
ch, for red Spanish peanuts, Por- 
o potato slips, or field peas. Miss 
 
eges from thoroughbred 2 and 
; turkey hens, Bird Bros. Gold- 
Strain (non-related tom and 
 
. Mrs. Lizzie Waldrip, 
 
inesville, Ga.- 
ancy Aristocrat B. R. eggs, $1.50 per 
Exch. 1 set. for Stone Mtn. melon 
G. D. Edmondson, Temple, Ga. 
 
_B. Giant Bronze turkey eggs, El- 
ain mixed (80 eggs in 84 days; 
grow to wt. 55 to 60 Ibs., hens, 
 
to 25 lbs.,) 60c ea., or 50 or more 
1 lot, 50c ea. Take a bu. dried ap- 
S or peaches, free from worms at 
> Ib. for payment on eggs; also have 
dson S. C. R. I. Red eggs, $1 
, $5 a 100. Safe del. guar. Mrs. 
 
G. Waldrop, Tifton, Ga. 
arhorse Game eggs, from Col. Ba- 
old original stock, $3 per 15, or $5 
30; Bacon, Warhorse, and Hop- 
ns Warhorse cross, eggs, $2.50 per 
$4 for 30, prepaid, and more eggs 
i-2 price if a poor hatch (all hens 
2 yrs. old or older and 17 lb. brood 
cock.) O. L. McClellan, LaGrange, 
 
_Pape strain Black Minorca eggs, $1.- 
25 per 15.- Mrs. L. E. Suder, Jones- 
oro, Ga, Rt2. 
 
Pure, (direct from R. 
on strain) eggs, from carefully 
ed flocks, $1 per seting. Mrs. Roy 
erson, Vidalia, Ga. 
Ferris S. C. White Leghorn _ eggs 
m pen direct $1.50 per 15; 2nd pen 
er 15; $1.75 per 30; Larger lots 4 
Thompson Improved 
 
er 15. $2.75 per 30; 2nd pen $1.10 
15; $2 per 30. Larger lots 5c per 
Remit P. O. Money order. Car- 
to be ret. Mrs. J. E. Steadham, 
Dridee, Gas Ris owe ae 
rsey Giant eggs, $1 per setting, 
paid, $2.75 per 50, $5 for 100. Ship- 
to hatcheries for 3 yrs. Would like 
ntract with hatchery, can ship 100 
ore weekly. Mrs. J. B. Saye, New- 
 
a 2 ee 
owlers Champion B. Rock eggs $1 
er 15. Crates to be ret: H. O. Loyd, 
ngton, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 194. 
Thoroughbred Thompson R. Rock 
ges, $1 per 15 or will exch. for any- 
thing useful. Mrs. W. L. Spearman, 
emple, Ga., Rt. 2.  
ark red, Donaldson strain R. TI. 
ed eggs $1 per 15; From culled hens. 
iss Eva Haynes, Buford, Ga. 
Aristocrat Imperial Ringlet Barred 
ck eggs $1.25 per setting. Cartons to 
returned. Mrs. Josie K. Jenkins, 
hionega, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
re bred M. B. turkey eggs $3 per 
Pure bred R. I. R. eggs $1.25 
1 or $1 for 15 FOB. Tomp- 
 
| Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 8. 
 
IL, Red Don- | 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
kins strain. Mrs. B. Y. Morrison, 
 
Eggs Wanted 
 
Want: 6 Bronze Turkey eggs, will 
exch 2 settings of pure bred Barred 
Rock eggs, select from good layers. 
Eleanor Hayes, Covington, Ga. 
 
Want: Anconas, and Buff Orping- 
ton, Black Minorcas, and Wyandotte 
eggs 15 per setting. Will exch. for 
 
Same. Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta, 
Ga: Rt. 2. 
 
_ Live Stock For Sale 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
SPECIAL NOTICEAt Auction 
Co-operative sale of 25 Reg. Jersey 
bulls, selected, from Ga.s leading 
herds by Ward C. Smarr, of the Amer. 
Jersey cattle club, and L. H. Marlatt, 
of the Ga. State College of Agricul- 
ture. To be held at Suitsus Jersey 
Farm, Valdosta, Ga., April 15th, at 
 
12:00 Noon (Eastern time). 
 
2 good cows, 1 with young calf; oth- 
er to be fresh in April. Write or come 
see them. R. L. Worley, Roopville, 
RGA. Et: 3. 
 
1 pure bred 3 mos,old Guernsey bull 
calf for sale. Dr. N. C.. Alston, Rich- 
land, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Jersey and Guernsey cross; other, 3 
 
cond and without bad habits, $75 each 
a oa Mrs. J. I. Abbott, Alma, Ga. 
 
Reg. Jersey bull, excellent Raleigh 
breeding and qualities, at slightly 
above Beef price. S. L. Thornton, 
Deweyrose, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
5 cows with young calves, or soon to 
fresheh, for sale. All Guernseys and 
Jerseys. C. T. Miller, Leo, Ga. 
 
7 mos. old Reg. Jersey bull, best 
breeding, $40. Z. L. Scott, Concord, 
Ga. 
 
Reg. Guernsey male calves, 1 to 5 
mos. old, $35 up. Exch. for field peas 
or seed corn. Prentiss Neal, St. Simons 
Island, Ga. : : : 
 
Fine Jersey milch cow, with young 
 
calf; 1 1-2 lb. butter a day, $65 at my 
 
Care Gen. Del. es 
1 cream col. Jersey heifer, good 
stock, but not reg. due to freshen Ap- 
 
Guy Benefield, Buford, Ga., Rt. 4. 
5 yr. old Reg. Guernsey bull, wt. 
about 1100 lbs. Sacrifice for $100.00 
Will exch for heifers, peas, or Soy 
beans. C. M. Massey, Perkins, Ga. 
9 Grade Jersey cows, T. B. tested, 
for sale. Miss Lee Norris, Newborn, 
 
a. 
 
Full blood Jersey, but not reg. 7 wks. 
old calf, with black tongue and black 
switch, $15. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga. 
ibe Dae e 
 
A good milch cow also a good mule 
and a good mare for sale. W. M. 
Ethridge, Warthen, Ga. 
 
_ HOGS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
ent. to reg. Sell reasonably, or exch. 
for equal value. G. E. Asten, Fairburn, 
Ga., Rity-2: = eS: 
Outstanding Hampshire pigs, either 
sex. Show prospects. Y6ung boars 
ready for service. Cholera immune. 
Reg. in buyers name, and: priced rea- 
 
Ga. ee 
Pure bred 5 mos. old P. C. male, ex- 
tra fine. Sell or exch for good plug 
mule nearby and pay the difference. 
wae Truelove, Stockbridge, Ga., 
Rites Z oe 
8 thrifty pigs, 3-4 P. C. from thor- 
oughbred sire, $5 ea. Ready for del. 
April 15th $1 books order. A. J. Adams, 
Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 4. : 
 
2 yr. old good stock sow with pigs, 
3 mos .old of good breeding. No runts 
nor stunted. Cheap or exch for fresh 
in milch cow. W. E. Chambly, Ideal, 
Ga. Rt. I. Z 
 
9 good thrifty Feeder pigs, P. C. and 
Duroc cross, ready for shipment, April 
ay $40. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester, 
 
a. j 
3 B. P. C. male pigs, 12 wks. old, 
pure stock, ent. to reg. $ 5ea. FOB 
Cash. Mrs. H. A. Humphrey, Mitch- 
ell, Ga. - ; 
 
2 pure bred O. I. C. male pigs, 6 wks. 
old, $10 ea. Money with order. H. J. 
Crane, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
.8 thoroughbred 8 wks. old P. C. male 
pigs, ent. to reg. $10 ea. FOB. J. C. 
Ward, Perry, Ga. 
 
LS. P. C. gilt, wt. about 100 Ibs. 
not bred. Make best offer. H. H. 
Mason, Stonewall, Ga. ! 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
 
1 mule, work and plow (r 
 
  
 
[but eats: co 
 
and ga 
 
2 young milch cows: 1 two yr. old 
 
yr. old Jersey, both gentle and in good 
 
barn. Mrs. Clayton Douglas, Alma Ga. 
 
ril 7th. Tested for T. B. $50 at barn. | 
 
% mos old boar: father reg. mother 
 
sonably. James MacGough, Cochran, 
 
FOR SALE  
 
yrs. old, $50 cash. Mrs. G. J. Hol- 
 
comb, Bremen, Ga. Box 102. EE 
Large 7 yr: old mule, $175. C. B. 
 
Huie, Forest Park, Ga.  
 
9 yr. old mare mule, wt. 1M lbs., 
work anywhere, $150 cash; or 1 black 
horse mule, 7 yrs. old, wt. 900 lbs., 
work anywhere and gentle, $1.25. Cash 
B. C. McLendon, Dublin, Ga., Rt. 3. 
 
9 or 10 yr. old black horse, wt. 1M 
Ibs., sound, work anywhere, $50 cash, 
or exch for milch cow, 1 reg. heifer, 
1 1-2 or 2 yrs. old, or corn. Dr. F 
J. McDaniel, Lilburn, Ga. Box 13. 
 
8 yr. old Shetland pony, 600 lbs. 
white and brown spots, good, gentle, 
and will plow, $50 cash at barn. Mrs. 
H.A. Humphrey, Mitchell, Ga. : 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
 
Thoroughbred Nubian buck, 12 mos 
old, $5; also 1 full blood Nubian two 
mos. old buck, $2.50. Mrs. C. R. Wat- 
son, Marietta, Ga. 
 
35 head of common goats, several 
Kids in bunch, $1 a., if all are taken. 
J. L. Rentz, Graham, Ga. 
 
6 sheep: 1 male and 5 ewes. Sell for 
cash. Write or see. S. A. Howard, 
Cleveland, Ga., Rt. -3. 
 
Pure Swiss Reg. cream white Saanan 
milk goats, now fresh; will give 3 qts. 
to a gal of milk daily. $50 each. M. F. 
Gaddis, Quitman, Ga. 
 
I Nubian milk goat, 2 yrs. old, with 
2 mo. old doe kid. Sell or exch for 
same value in pure bred chickens. O. 
B. Chandler, Palmetto, Ga. we 
 
RABBITS. FOR SALE 
 
3 Junior heavy wt. Chinchilla does, 
Ped. and from Reg. parents, $10; 30 
Standard Chin. does and 3 bucks, 10 
to 14 mos. old, $5 each; 2 Giant Chin. 
does and 1 buck, $35 for trio. Some 
of the above are Reg. and all are elig- 
ible. T. J. Fleming, Savannah, Ga., 
RFD 3. : 
 
Prize winning Chinchillas, all ages; 
Sandy Flemish Giants, White N. Z. 
buck, at right prices. G. C. Murray, At- 
lanta, Ga. 155 East Lake Terrace, 
*Phone, Dea. 4603. : 
 
14 N. Z. Reds, Ped. stock sub. to reg., 
8 mos. old, wt. 3 lbs; priced right; will 
exch. for any good strain of chickens. 
Write Mrs. Aris M. Davis, Lakemont, 
Ga. Rt.-2: ee 
 
N. Z. White and Chin. does, Stahls 
strain, 1 yr. old, $5 ea. J. M. Tinker, 
Macon, Ga. Rite 6; 25 8 
 
Stahls strain Chin. 3 mos. old, $2.50 
-each. David Jenning Jr. Americus, Ga., 
RP. O. Box 84. 
 
1 bred Brown doe with a white ring 
around her neck. Large, young and 
healthy habbit, $5; 7 wks. old rabbits, 
50c ea. James Rountree, Vidalia, Ga. 
501 Church St. Rae 
'2 Reg. Chin. does and 1 young buck, 
sub. to Reg. $26; can furnish as many 
as 50 does 2 to 4 mos. old Chin. does 
and cucks, sub to rpg. $2.50 ea. and up 
Over 300 to select from. W. L. English, 
Ellaville, Ga. eee ; 
 
1 pr. grown white Angora  rabbits 
with papers furnished. Make good 
offer in lot or separately. Mrs. M. G. 
Thigpen, Brewton, Ga. es 
 
5 wks. old Chinchillas, $10 pr. Reg. 
in buyers name. Orig. stock from 
Western Fur Farms, Denver Color- 
ado. Ed. R. Torrance, Milledgeville, 
Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
  
 
  
 
for sale or exch. H. L. Smith, Atlan- 
ta, Ga. 963 Dill Ave. ; 
 
Several fine Chinchillas and N. Z. 
Junior bucks, all ped from prize win- 
ning stock; $3 each and up; -also fine 
breeding does, both Chin. and N. Z. 
Whites, very reasonable. For cash, or 
will exch for hens at 23c lb. Live wt. 
or strictly fresh eggs at 27c doz. pre- 
paid to Atlanta. T. L. Wood, Atlanta, 
Ga., 581 Terrace Ave., N. E. 
 
Reg. Don White Flemish Giant 14 
lb. doe, 1 yr. old with 3 young 1 wk. 
old, $10; 2 pr. Ped. Don White Flem- 
ish Giants, 3 mos. old, $5 per pr; one 
Reg. Chin.1 yr. old doe, wt. 9 Ib., $5; 
$20 for lot of 9. Exch for. good breed 
chickens. Write at once. Robt. Har- 
ris, Marieta, Ga. Rt. 4. ; 
 
7 rabbits 
down to 5th place at Southeastern Fair 
-1929), the best in heavy wt. Chinchil- 
las, from $2 to $25. All ped. and reg. 
stock. Mrs. W. M. Leake, Conley, Ga. 
Rt. 1. (10 mi. from 5 Points, on East 
McDonough -Road. 
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
CATTLE WANTED 
Want 10 heifer calves; Jersey or 
Guernsey, Reg. or from. high grade 
stock. T. W. Timmerman, Vidalia, Ga. 
Want 12 or 15 head of calves to raise 
 
  
 
  
 
on 50-50 basis until 12 to 15 mos. old. 
 
Good place and best of care. 
 
E Mrs. L. 
ice, Hahira, Ga. R 
 
  
 
oor, | 
 
| Reg. male Jersey ca 
 
5 Ped. N. Z. Red 6 mos old does, |. 
 
(8 ribbons first special 
 
acre. Irwin Elton, Tennille, Ga., R 
 
| recleaned, $5.50 
 
mos. old of good breeding at reason-  
able price. W. D. Smith jLuxomni,  
Gt Riek: : ae 
Want 60 to 100 head lean (not poor) 
Yearlings, wt. from 200 to 400 lbs. each, 
for pasturage. Will pay cash and will 
come look them over. Can use heifers, 
steers or young bulls. Do not answer 
unless you have kind mentioned. O. H. 
Arnold, Jr. Athens, Ga.  a 
 
Want several good cows, fresh in to 
milk on profit sharing basis, or will 
buy on monthly terms. Have pas- 
ture for 50, and am in midst of a 
good market for all milk  products. 
Write. J. H. Ward, Rome, Ga., Rt. 
 
Want 1 reg. Jersey heifer, about 2 
and 1-2 mo. old. Write what you ha 
and best price. Leroy Ashworth, L 
ganville, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 22. 
 
Want calves to raise on 50-50 bas: 
Have good pasture and barns. G, 
Edmontison, Temple, Ga., Rt. 2, 
 
Want several calves from $4 to $1 
ey Write. R. M. Corley, Barnesville, 
 
a. 
 
  
 
HOGS WANTED 
Will- trade up to 10 tons No. 1 Span- 
ish peanuts for good breed sows: P. C.,  
Hampshire, or Durocs; preferably bred | 
 
-to farrow within next 60 days. Barrett 
 
Waters, Albany, Ga. i 
 
Want:-a Duroc and J. C. cross so 
already bred, cheap for cash. No 
runts. Albert Phillips, Cobbtown, Ga 
 
Want 2 good pigs or shoats of good 
stock and reasonable for cash. Olive 
Griffith, Tolona, Ga. ; : 
 
Want Big Bone Black Guinea ie 
Will exch. baby chicks, or 1 settiy 
of pure bred M. B. turkey eggs, Direct 
from Bird Bros. for same. Mrs. J. H 
Ellis, Huchings, Ga. es 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED 
 
Want to exch. 1 Red work goat 
broke to bits and harness, for 6 nan- 
nies. Mrs. H. L. Dozier, Brunswick, 
Ga. Rt. 1. be = 
 
Want 1 milk goat, fresh in, cheap  
for cash. M. E. Dye, Glenn, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
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Georgia Products _ 
For Sale | 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Pure Bunch velvet beans $3 per bu. 
FOB. N. W. Williams, Oglethorpe, 
Ga., RFD 2. Soe 
 
Brown Whips $3 per bu. New Eras . 
$3 per bu. Sound mixed peas $2.75 
per bu. Brabs $3.60 per bu. All FOB 
Greensboro in good bags. E. J. Sta 
ley, Greensboro, Ga. : 
 
20 bus. of pretty, white, Whippoo 
will peas $4. per bu FOB Duluth. 
will exch for Reg. Jersey heifer. Ja: 
per..A. Stone, Cumming, Ga. = 
 
Brabs, $4 per bu. FOB. Bright and 
gathered before heavy rain. G. A. La- 
mar, Powersville, Ga. oe ae 
 
Recleaned Otootan Soy beans $5 pe 
bu. Whips and Unknown peas $3.50 
per bu. J. W. Clark, Stockbridge, G 
 
20 bus. Unknown peas, unmixed ant 
recleaped, $3.25 per bu. sacked or $3.1 
for 6 bus. or more FOB Rockyface, Ga. 
by freight. No. express shipments, | 
Order or Cashiers check with order 
 
  
 
A. M. Reed, Tunnel Hill, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
New Era peas, $3.25 per bu FOB. C 
Lester Harrell, Eastman, Ga., Rt. * 
 
White Bunch butter beans, very pro- 
lific 25 per lb. Mrs. W. L. Daniel 
Dawson,--Ga., Rt. 1, Box. 1012s 
 
Otootan beans, recleaned, $5.25 
bu. Laredo beans $4.25 bu. FOB Tenn 
ile, Ga. Grady Mertz, Tennille, Ga. 
 
Whippoorwill peas, picked before th 
rains 95 per cent pure $3.50 per bu 
FOB Canton, Ga. Cash with order 
Samples on request. W. R. Roper 
Orange, Ga., Rt. 1. A ee 
 
Brabham peas $4 per bu; mixed $3. 
50 per bu FOB here. Mrs. Lola 
Reynolds, Ga., Box 64. ; cs 
 
250 bus. running velvet beans $1. 
per bu or $1.40 in 50 bu. lots. 65 bus 
Whip peas $4 per bu. In good bags 
i J. A. Woodard, Eastman, Ga. 
 
25 bus. sound Brabham peas $4 pel 
bu FOB Richland, Ga. M. L. Moore 
Richland, Ga. { 
 
5 bus. New Era Peas, unmixed, bright 
and sound. $4 per bu FOB. L 
Strange, Swainsboro, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
Two crop mixed peas, 4 bus $3 
 
-bu. Speckle baby butter beans 30c 
 
Ib. Old time speckle bunch butter 
oe 20c per lb. Mrs. Roberts, Gardi 
a ce 
 
25 bus. Otootan Soy beans, 
thrashed, $6.50 bu. FOB. ( L. P. 
ley, Greensboro, Ga., Rt. 2. See 
 
7 bus. Matthews Soy beans $5.50  
per bu. Makes from 10 to 20 bu. per 
 
New crop 
 
Mtootan beans, sound 
DUG. hee 
 
  
 
Marshallville, Ga, 
 
  
  a 
_ Eggs For Sale 
 
  
 
(Continued from page three) 
efully selected Marcy strain H. B. 
 
dant eggs, $1 per 15, $5 a 100 prepaid. 
 
'rompt shipment. 'R. P. Bannister, 
jl Ground, Ga. Rt. 1. 
aL, Wyandotte eges from special 
atings, with Egg Records. Standard 
ed for type and production, $2 per 
$3.75 for 30, $5 for 45. P. E. Par- 
er, Hapeville, Ga. 
Pure bred Thompson Ringlet B. R. 
Ss, $1 per 15 del. Mrs. S. S. McMil- 
in, Jr. Oakwood, Ga. 
ure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs, 
.10 per 18 postpaid. No. checks. 
oney order only. Mrs. S. Spraggins, 
zgerald, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Pure pred white and Barred Rock, 
ae Cornish Games, J. B. Giant, 
. L. Wyandotte eggs, by insu d 
5 aL 25 per 15. Exch. 1 or 2 set. 
: Partridge Rock or. Lakenvelder 
W. D. Joyner, Roberta, Ga. Rt. 
 
Berry strain R. C. R. I. Red eggs, 
.25 per 15 Selected 98 per cent fer- 
lity. Cash with order. Cartons to 
 ret. Mrs. M. H. Hayes, Lawrence- 
lle ,Ga. Rt. 3 Box 57. 
 
Large W. Rock, Fischel strain eggs | 
 
om 10 Ib. hens, $1.50 per setting, del. 
sh with order. Mrs. J. L. Wal- 
ace, Bowersville, Ga. 
Turkey. eges from large turkeys (11 
. old toms wt. 21 to 31 lbs. and 
ns in proportion), $2.75 doz. del. 
Ss. J. Jones, McRae, Ga. Rt. 2, 
Pure. bred. Regal Dorcas W. Wyan- 
te eggs, $2 per 15. Stock Direct 
from Martins last year. J. T. Owens, 
ovington, Ga. Rt. 2. 
elected Buff. Orp. eggs, $1.25 per 
del. Mrs. Ww. R. Chasteen, Locust 
rove, Ga. 
Pure bred, selected eggs from the fol- 
wing. Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R., 
onaldson R. I. Reds Fischel White 
ock, and Gordon strain Indian Game, 
$1.25 per 15 del, Mrs. W. H. Wal- 
Lavonia, Ga., Rt. 3. 
 
Eggs Wanted 
 
t to exch Porto Rico potato 
for Turkey eggs. Mrs. A. H. C. 
on, Rt. 4 Box 17. 
Want to exch. heavy breed chicken 
for turkey or goose eggs. J. Pow- 
|, Rising Fawn, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Want 50 Light Brahma eggs. Quote 
west price, or will exch. cornfield, or 
rden Bunch beans for same.~ Mrs. 
Ps 2 Fair Mount, Ga. a 
x 
Want to set any pure stock eggs on 
ves. Will pay return chgs on baby 
7. Mabel Jones, Claxton, 
ant to exch. value for peur bred 
or Rock eggs. Mrs. J. M. Fletcher, 
 
  
 
  
 
rant to exch. Thompson B. R. or In- 
. Runner duck eggs for Ancona or 
L. eggs. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay, 
ra. Rt. 4. 
ant 1 doz Turkey eggs, any breed: 
exch for Flowers, ferns, okra seed,. 
ato and collard "plants, ready by 
ae 15th of April. Mrs. J. W. Amer- 
son, Haddock, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Want 1 setting of S. L. Wyandotte 
or Yornish Game eggs, pure bred, will 
gay cash $1.50 or exch value. rs. G. 
W. Beasley, Cobbtown, Ga. Rt.1.  
Want about 3settings of pure bred 
rk Brown Leghorn eggs. State best 
ice. Mrs. S. V. Thornton, Washing- 
Ga. Rt. 3Box 55. 
ant to exch. potato and other 
ts for big bone M. B. Bronze tur- 
eggs, or for dried apples and 
 
cey 
aches. Mrs. D. J. Johnson, Mt. Ver- 
 
ees for 1 doz turkey eggs..M. B. 
eferred, but will accept any good 
reed. Mrs. J. W. Altman, Alma, Ga. 
 
ant 1 set of pure bred S. I. Wyan- 
 
dotte eggs; also want 1 set of any pure, 
 
e breed eggs. Exch. extra early 
llow meat, mixed melon seed, and 
 
r value for same. Mrs. Grace B. 
 
Murphy, Baspers Ga. Rt. 2. 
41ve Stock For Sale 
 
24 CATTLE FOR SALE 
8 and 10 mos. registerd Jersey Bull 
lves, best breeding, will exch for seed 
eas, oats, Velvet beans, and shelled 
rm. Value $40 and $50. S. G. Mc- 
eil, Arlington, Ga. 
5 gal registered Jersey Cow. This 
grand-mother 
7 Island. W. 
 
  
 
M. Morris, Doug- 
 
Bull, Raleigh 
 
"MARK EO BULLETIN. 
 
| Bells Noble reg. No. 242929; 5 yrs. old, 
 
$75 and papers furnished; Prince 
Pauls Noble Boy, register No. "982412; 2 
yrs. old, $70, papers furnished. Also 1 
reg. Jersey bull, Brannons Cherokee 
Rob. reg No. 206706, 11 mos. old, $50, 
papers furnished. Prices FOB Farm. 
E. B. Brannon, Canton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Fine cow, -half Jersey and half Hols- 
ten, 6 yrs old, be fresh last of March; 
averages 4 or 5 gal of milk a day in 
good shape. Mrs. Maggie Garland, 
Waleska, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Registered Guernsey Bull in service 
$100; will exch. for 2 good young cows 
or Heifers or for Brabham peas at 
$3.25 per bu. B. T. Turner, Augusta, 
Ga. 717 Greene St. 
 
Fine cow about to freshen with 3rd 
calf, in first class cond. $75 on farm. 
Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga. 
 
Jersey male calf, 4 wks. old March 
26th. * Full blood, but cant be. reg. 
$10. B.C. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
3 mos .old Jersey bull calf, out of fine 
Jersey cow by a Reg. bull, but calf cant 
be reg. $10. No exch. J. E. Bailey, 
Raymond, Ga. 
 
Jersey and Holstein mixed, cow. Sell 
or exch. for a good mule. Docia Harris, 
Lula, Ga. 
 
ped May 4, 1928. Dam, 50 lb. per day 
cow; erand- -dam on sire side, 50 Ibs. 
per. day, $100; other, dropped April 
19th, 1929. Dam 40 lbs. per day; grand- 
dam, Island Bred. This. bull is show 
type. Sires blood line is leading 
State in production, $65. Both T. B. 
and abortion tested. Priced at. Barn. 
E. H. Harper, Lawrenceville, Ga. ; 
 
Bull calves out of high producing 
dams, sired by a Sybil bull, out of a 
Gold Medal dam. Write for price 
and particulars, or come see. Gordon 
H. Thompson, Jackson, Ga. 
 
1 fresh in Holstein and Jersey (cross) 
cow, $60. E. W. Hood, Stapleton, Ga. 
 
7 mos old Reg Jersey heifer of best 
pieeee for sale. Z. L. Scott, Concord, 
 
a. 
 
1 Red Jersey cow with Ist calf, $60. 
as Walker Jones, Jeffersonville, Ga. 
 
Thoroughbred Jersey bull calf, 8 
wks. old, $25. FOB. W. J. Estes, Se- 
noia, Ga. 
 
Pure bred Jersey cow with 2nd calf 
(heifer) 6 wks. old, $90 at my barn. 
O. S. Williams, Scotland, Ga. D. S. R. 
 
5 Reg. Holstein bull calves, at a bar- 
gain; born in 1929 as follows: No. 24 
August 9, $75; No. 25, September 7, $70; 
No. 34, October 3, $75; No. 5, October 
15th. $60; No. 22, October 29th, $75. 
Nicely marked, well growing, excep- 
 
credited for 8 yrs. with an unusually 
high butter fat test: W. A. Rosencraus, 
Hapeville, Ga. Care Ga. Baptist Or- 
phans Home. 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
A No. 1 good, well broke Ga. raised 
 
horse. Plow, saddle, buggy and entire- 
 
ly hardy and about 10 yrs. old ,for sale. 
 
ao yee Louisville, Ga. Rt. 5 
ox 54, 
 
  
 
Write for price, or see. Roy Williams, 
 
Auakemont, Ga. 
 
Good sorrel pony, wt. about 600 Ibs. 
$50. Exch. for cows, hogs, feed or any- 
thing can use of equal value. James 
Rogers, Jr. Claxton; Ga. Rt. 2. : 
 
tle and very smart, $35. Roy Brant- 
ley, Wrightsville, Ga. 
 
8 yr. old, 1300 lb. bay mare mule, 
good cond. "$200. E. N. Eslinger, Ring- 
gold, Ga. 
 
Texas mare, sound, work anywhere. 
a hope Write Y. Ranton, Vidalia, 
 
a, Rt. 2. 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
10 mos. old Reg. Duroc Jersey sow, 
unbred, wt. about 150 or more Ibs., 
deep cherry red in color and long body, 
$20 without papers, or $21.50 with 
papers. For cash only. A. S. Phil- 
lips, Cobbtown, Ga. Rt.-2. 
 
6 thoroughbred Duroc J. pigs, 6 wks. 
old, $7 ea. if entire lot is taken. A. F. 
Strickland, Blackshear, Ga. 206 Strick- 
land Ave. 
 
6 Duroc Shoats, weigh from_75 to 90 
Ibs. will sell at 10c per Ib. gross or will 
exch for yearlings. C. A. Hines, More- 
land, Ga. 
 
10 Duroc Jersey pigs, 2 mos old, 5 
males and 5 females, Cherry red $6 e 
Mrs. T. L. Adams, Douglas, Ga. Rt. 
Box 142. ~ 
 
  
 
exch for Jersey heifer to freshen in 
spring. W. M. Gordon, Commerce, Ga. 
 
was imported from | RFD 6. 
 
The Little Bone Austrasian Black 
Guinea pigs, short and broad for breed- 
 
  
 
and gilts $18 2 pr. or $10 
 
Reg. Jersey bulls. No. 304791. Drop-. 
 
tionally good confirmation, herd ac-_| 
 
2 mares, 7 yrs. old, work anywhere. 
 
8 yr. old, 400 lb. dark bay pony, gen-| 
 
Registered Berkshire sow will sefl or 
 
each. Also 1 pair spotted P. C. entitled 
to register, 3 mos old and nice, $10 ea. 
or $18 per pair. 1 2-yr. old O. I. C. 
sow, bred to O. I. C. male Feb. 15; wt. 
200 lbs. $35 if crated or will exch. for 
3 1-2.tons of sound peanut hay, clear 
of sand spurs. I. G. Thompson, Gar- 
field, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
16 pigs, ready to wean April 9th, at 
$3 ea; P. C. bred. 2 Barrows, wt. "150 
lbs. 9c per lb .on foot at my barn. Jess 
Wilson, Eatonton, Ga. wee 2 Box 43. 
 
  
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
1 pr. pure bred Chinchillas, 1 yr. old, 
$4.50 per pr. Exch. for Brown Leghorn, 
or good breed Bantam chickens. J. A. 
Elliott, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
3.N. Z. Reds (2 does and 1 buck), 10 
mos. old. Sell, or exch. for B. R..- 
young hens. Billy Kea, Adrian, Ga. 
 
Chinchillas from extra fine Ped. Reg. 
breeders, $2.50 ea. and up. Over 300 
to select from. Also reg. does and bucks 
at price that you will buy. W. L. Eng- 
lish, Ellaville, Ga. 
 
Chinchillas, 6 to 8 wks. old, for Eas- 
ter. Ask for prices and state number 
wanted. D. L. Cloud, Greensboro, Ga. 
 
15 White N. Z. does and 25 babies, 
$25 for lot. Cash (no checks) with or- 
der. Mrs. O. O. Hutcheson, Conley, Ga. 
 
N. Z. Whites 8 to 10 wks. old, $1.25. 
to $1.50 ea; 4 Belgiums, 3 does and 1 
buck, $1 ea or $4 for lot; 2 mos old 
buck., 50c; 1 steel grey 12 mos. old 
buck, $1. 50 or exch. os Ped. stock. 
L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, G 
 
Chinchillas Direct foave Stahls: 8 
mos. buck, 10 mos. doe, not, related, 
with Ped. $5 FOB Mt. City, Ga. Grov- 
er Coleman, Rabun Gap, Ga. 
 
Chinchillas: Reg..1 1-2 or 2 yr. old 
buck, won3rd prize at Macon, Ga. Sell 
or exch. for a buck or doe of like 
quality. Ww. Ss. Carlos, Macon, Ga. 227 
Ross St. 
 
Junior bucks and does from Stahls 
Gold Certificate N. Zealands, $3.50 ea; 
$6 pr.; trio, $8; Chinchillas, 6 to 8 wks. 
old $2. 50 ea., $7. trio; also 2 junior 
Himalayans, about 4 mos. old, $7.50, or 
$2.50 each; 6 to 8 wks. old, $1. 50 each. 
Mrs..E. T. Almon, Midland, Ga. 
 
2 large pure bred N. Z. pucks. Sell 
reasonably or exch. for 5 prs. mated 
pigons, or for a trio of Black Cochin 
bantams, or anything of equal value 
oS use. Mrs. E. Spence, Chamblee, 
 
a. 
 
Pure bred Chinchillas, half grown, 
up-to-date in wt. and color. $5 per Be 
De Los Turner, Concord, Ga. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
1 pr. white goats, 16 mos. old, $8. 
 
  
 
other particulars. 
 
Thursday, March 20, 193 
 
ton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Want a reg. Duroc 5 or 6 mos. old 
 
R. H. Carney, Dal- ae 
 
male, wt. around 100 lbs. reasonable in _ 
 
price and cholera immune. 
Cochran, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1 or 2 prs. O. I. C. or White 
Chesters. 
No. 5 cotton seed for Same. 
Moon, Comer, Ga. 
 
B. F 
 
L. 
 
  
 
RABBITS WANTED 
 
Want 1 reg. and tested breeder Chin- 
 
chilla doe, not over 2 yrs. old, cheap 
ror cash. L.- H. DeVane, 
a. 
Want Chinchilla and New Z. Whites 
 
Will buy, or exch. ieee Ss. 
 
Americus, : 
 
of Giant size. Prefer Stahls Ped. stock  = 
 
State what you have and price. Ed- 
 
ward Stout, Warm Springs, Ga. Box  
 
58. 
LIVE STOCK WANTED 
 
Want to exch. good value for 2 Soe 
 
some sows, and about 100 hens. 
must be of good breeding for founda- 
tion stock. Write for further informa- 
 
tion ,stating what you have, and all 
R. H. Folmar,  
 
particulars thereof. 
Ways Station, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 3. 
 
Want to hear from party who would 
let me raise cows or hogs or both on 
shares, also goats. Mrs. H. L. Dozier, . 
Brunswick, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want small shoats, 30 to 40 lbs. aver- 
age. 
same. Lb. for Ib. 
Chester, Ga.  
 
Georgia Products 
 
For Sale 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
  
 
Exch. good Jersey heifer for  
Oo. S. Duggan, 
 
Good sound New Era peas, $3,35 per s 
bu. Mixed $3 per bu. Clifton P. Tur- _ 
 
ner, Thomaston, Ga. 
 
5 bu. Iron Clad peas, clean and 
sound $4 per bu., FOB Clarkesville, 
Ga. BH. G. Hill Mt. Airy, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
90-day running Speckle Velvet beans 
$2 per bu. FOB Shipping point. Well 
 
matured beans, saved for. planting. T.  
 
E. Wise, Pitts, 'Ga., Rt. 2, Box 104. ; 
200 bus. Otootan beans, recleaned,  
sound, $4.50 per bu for 1 or more bus. 
Check with order. 
thersville, Ga. 
 
1 bus. Speckle peas, little mixed with  
Brown Crowders, $3 per bu. FOB Pas 
ping point. L. C. Bighbee, Shellman, 
 
Early Speckle. peas, extra clean and 
unmixed. Ideal for table use, 20c De 
ib. or will exch for nice dried fruit. 
Mrs. Billie Sirmans, Stockton, Ga., Rt. 
 
Exch for 2 8-wks. old, well cared for | A. 
 
pee Etheridge Keith, Chamblee, Ga. 
1 teers milk goat, now giving 
3 qts a day ,fresh in. $50. Cash (no 
checks with order). Mrs. O. O. Hut- 
cheson, Conley, Ga. 
Milk goats for sale. Mrs. Prue Wol- 
ley, Atlanta, Ga. | Rt. - 1 Box 66. 
 
Live Stock Wanted  
 
CATTLE WANTED 
 
Want Jersey or Guernsey heifer cal- 
ves to raise on halves. Would accept 
Holstein, but: breeds above mentioned 
preferred. Jessie Howell, Ty Ty, Ga. 
 
Want to exch. value for an ox that is 
broke to plow with. M. Whit Smith, 
Chula, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 32. 
 
Want 5 Jersey heifers, from good 
producing cows; to freshen about Au- 
gust or September, cheap. L. A. 
Smith, Milford, Ga. Rt. 1. i 
 
Want calves to raise~on halves un- 
til wt. and av. of 500 lbs. Have plenty 
of pasture to take care of 100 head. D. 
T. Ricks, Adrian, Ga. A 
 
Want best price on 1 fine 5 or 6 mos. 
old Reg. Jersey heifer and 1 Reg. Jer- 
sey bull, of about same age. W. T. 
Hammock, Bluffton, Ga. 
 
HORSES AND MULES WANTED 
 
Want to exch. a good milch cow, 
English and Jersey mixed, wt. 800 lbs. 
gives 3 to 4 gal. a.day (just freshened) 
with good attention, for a good farm 
horse or mule, that will work any- 
where, gentle, wt. not less than 1 M Ibs. 
and worth not less than $85. Write, or 
come see at once. G. A. Stephens, 
Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
' HOGS WANTED 
Want 1 male pig of the Big Type P. 
C. Prefer 3 to 6 mos. old and must be 
reg. Want the best: Write what you 
le: and price. J. K. Peavy, Unadilla, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
a. : 
 
Want a trio of Duroc Jersey pigs: 
1 male and 2 females, about 6 or 8 wks. 
old, cheap for cash, to be del. by 15th 
 
  
 
of April. State best: cash price and 
 
  
 
Conch peas 30c per Ib. Sugar ropes 
 
C. H. Turner, Lu- e 
 
a 
 
er peas, 25c per lb. Earl S. Redwine, : 
 
Madras, Ga. 
 
Straight Whips, $3.50; mixed $3.25, 
recleaned and sound. Z. L. Scott, 
Concord, Ga. 
 
Running velvet beans, sacked as 
they come from the thrash; 150 Ibs. 
 
to sack $3.75 each. Cash with order. | 
 
eed Enigma. 
a. 
 
10 bus. Otootan beans, nice and re- 
cleaned, $4.75 per bu. 1 or more bus. 
same price. Cash with order. B. B. 
Turner, Luthersville, Ga. ~ 
 
White California Black- eyed peas, 
 
25c per lb. Mrs. B. L. Brannen, Ball a 
 
Ground, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
45 Ibs. sugar Crowder peas for seed 
25c per 1b; Also few lbs of Lady peas 
30c per lb. Plus postage R. B. Banks, | 
Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 
 
C. P, Smith, Enigma,  
 
90-day Velvet beans, ee. 50 per. bu. or . 
 
$1.40 in 5 bu. lots. 85 per bu. 85 per 
cent germination guar. W. W. Wilson, | 
Warthen, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Bunch beans, $ 3per bu. Running  
beans. $2 per bu; Mixed peas, $3.25 if  
10 bu. and up are _ bought. Se E. 
Thompson, Swainsboro, Ga. 
 
Genuine Otootan beans $5 per bu. 
Sound and good stock. Algia Fagan, 
Ft. Valley, Ga. 
 
100 bu. genuine, recleaned 1929 crop 
of Otootan beans $5. oo bu. R. N. 
Ester, Gay, Ga. 
 
40 bus. Otootan beans, recleaned and 
in good sacks $5 per bu, FOB. 1 bu, 
or more same price, $1.50 per pk. D. 
R. Nall, Luthersville, Ga.  
 
30 Ibs. Cream Croder peas 20c per 
Ib. J. B. Wright, Talona, Ga. . 
 
25 bus. sound Brab peas $4 per bu; 
20 bus ees peas $3.50 FOB Dublin, 
Ga. R. L. Christian, Dublin, Ga., Rt. 
 
1.  
No. 1 Biloxi Soy beans, clean ane 
 
sound, $4 per bu. delivered or 5 bu. 
for $18. Idus Averett, Chipley, Ga. 
 
150 bus. sound Brabham peas $3.75 : 
 
per bu; 150 bus. Brab peas 5 to 10 
 
Der cent damaged $3.40 per bu FOB. 
RB: Walker, Bonaire, Ga. 
 
gre Soy beatae = p 
eee Ga, J. B. Set 
 
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fips 
 
  
   
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Georgia Products 
 
For Sale 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
White Crowder peas 30c per lb. Wht. 
_ Brown-eyed peas 15c per lb. Cash with 
order. Also have 5 lbs. English peas 
at 20 per lb. or would exch for run- 
ning bunch butter beans. Mrs. J. W. 
Teague, Suwanee, Ga. 
_ 150 bus. Otootan beans $4.50 per bu. 
Laredos $4 and Biloxi $3 per bu. FOB 
Luthersville, Ga. W. P. Couch, Lu- 
thersville, Ga. 
_ _Recleaned true to. name Otootan 
beans $ Sper bu. 2 1-2 bu. new bags, 
_ Clay peas, $3.50 per bu. All FOB cars 
pare. J. D. McCullough, Stockbridge, 
a. 
White running butter beans 25c per 
ae gS : Ss. Rob Jones, Shellman, Ga., 
- _ Running velvet beans in 2 1-2 bu. 
_ bags $1.50 per bu. FOB Hawkinsvilie, 
Ga. Subject to prior.sale. R. P. Wat- 
son, Hawkinsville, Ga. 
2 Good sound Otootan 
_ ready for planting, $5.50 
_ dim Tumblin; Gainesville, Gar Rt 2. 
3 bus. pink Sugar Crowder peas, 20c 
sper 1b. FOB. . Ira Smith, Cartcay, Ga. 
_ . 20 bu. bunch velvet beans, $2.50 per 
bu. G. H. Tuttle, Tifton, Ga. 
8 bus. Brabham peas, pure 
. bright, picked in August. 
 
       
 
beans; now 
 
and 
Samples on 
 
_ Banes, Campton, Ga. 
; Selected genuine Bunch velvet beans 
any quantity, any time, $4 per bu: 
- Sacked. Running velvet beans in pod 
$23 per ton. Buyer furnishes the 
_ Sacks, N. T. Beasley, Kite, Ga. 
__ White Tender Cornfield beans, 35c 
== per lb. or 3 lbs. for. $1 delivered, No 
BP. O. Money order accepted. Nancy 
Davis, Due, Ga. : 
_*95 bus. sound Mixed peas, picked 
_ without any rain $3.50 per bu. FOB 
| Tennille, 
 
Also 15 bus. Ocola velvet 
beans, $2 per bu. FOB. Rady for 
shipment any time. W. lL. Avant, 
 
- Tennille, Ga., RFD 2, 
___50 bus. A-1 Otootan beans, all sound 
$5 per bu FOB. Mrs. Bertha Little- 
 
__ john, Milner, Ga. 
 
5 bus. Early Speckle peas $3.50: 1 
 
1-2 bu. Brabham peas $4 per bu. FOB 
~ Wadley, Ga. J. T. Russell, Wadley, 
 
Ga., Rt. 1, Box 39. 
_ _90-day velvet beans $1.50 per bush- 
el. Fresh shelled, FOB. R. B. Phillips, 
_ Damascus, Ga. 
 
Running Tillman peas $4 per bu. 
FOB. Only Cashiers check of M. Or- 
_ der accepted. Mrs. J. D. Coston, Par- 
ish, Ga. ; : 
 
__.. Burpees Stringless Green pod bunch 
_ beans 25 per Jb. del. Frank Fountain, 
Ray City, Ga. 
i 20 bus. 1929 crop genuine Otootan 
beans. Will sell for $6 per bu. FOB. 
Lumpkin, Ga. G. W. Overby, Lump- 
kin, Ga. RFD 4. 
 
- Running or bunch butter beans 20c 
per lb. FOB. Add postage. Mrs. W. 
M. Arrington, Wadley, Ga., RFD 2. 
_/10 bus. sound Black Peas, free from 
_ damage $3.50 per bu. FOB. Gordon 
 
_ Goble, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 3. of 
 
200 bu. Otootan Soy beans, $5 bu. 
FOB. J. W. Bryant, Chipley, Ga. 
 
10 lbs. Valentine Red Bunch beans, 
clean and sound 30c lb; White Corn- 
field beans, Kentucky Wonder bean 
Seed 30c per 1b; Good sound clean 
peas, Whips, New Eras, $4 per bu. Add 
_ postage. Mrs. L. R. Rampey, Elberton, 
- Ga. Rt. 8: 
 
Velvet beans for sale or exch for 
good field peas, or other beans. R. C. 
Wooten, Leary, Ga. ! 
50 bus. Early running velvet seed 
 
beans at $1.40 per bu. FOB Blakely, 
W. T. Hammack, Bluffton, Ga. : 
 
100 bu. bright clean and pure Whip 
peas $4 per bu. Better price if sold 
in 1 lot. Sample on request. W. R. 
Shell, Senoia, Ga., Rt. 2. a 
 
10 bus. New Era peas, slightly dam- 
aged 90 per cent will germinate, $25 
for the lot. J. F. Briscoe, Logans- 
ville, Ga. : : 
 
: 90-Day. Velvet beans, running va- 
riety, 30 bu. at $1.50 per bu. FOB Re- 
becca, Ga. H. T. Wilson, Rebecca, Ga. 
 
About 75 lbs. Hastings stringless 
preen pod snap beans, sound.and clean 
if less than 25 lbs. ordered, send pos- 
tage. No checks accepted. J. E. 
Smith, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. A, Box 71. 
 
75 bus. Brabham peas, $4 per bu. 
W. G. Laing, Dawson, Ga. 
 
10 bus. Otootan beans, cleaned and 
double sacked in 2 1-2 bu. bags $5.50 
per bu. C. V. Sims, Luthersville, Ga. 
 Genuine Bunch Velvet beans from 
 
originator $4 per bu. 
 
_ any time. Cash with order. E. 
 
Beaslev, Kite. Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
_ 20 bus. 90-day velvet beans, $1.50 per 
_ bu. Also 40 bu. mixed field peas, sound 
and well cleaned, not damaged from 
rain or weevils $3 per bu. in new even 
 
H. 
 
per bu FOs,. 
 
request $5 per bu. at my station. S. N. 
 
Any quantity|A 
 
  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
weight sacks. FOB Dublin. 
len, Dublin, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
Nice Tender Cornfield beans 30c per 
cup;, Also nice Garden bunch beans, 
same price. Will exch for early cab- 
bage plants, box flowers, etc. Mrs. J. 
 
B. Woodward, Fairmount, Ga., Rt. 1, 
Box 59. 
 
Few sound clean Lady peas, 4 Ibs. 
$1; choice seed Brabhams $1.50 per 
pk; Tenderest Cornfield and Garden 
Bunch beans, treated, no weevils, 35c 
per lb., 3 lbs. for $1. Hastings Speck- 
led Bunch bean, Pole 
beans at same price. Postpaid. C. F. 
Maddox, Buford, Ga., Rt. 2. i 
 
Speckled Sugar Crowders, 5 lb. $1 del. 
A less sold. T. Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, 
 
a. 
 
Speckled Running Velvet beans, $1.50 
bu. FOB. A. L. Law, Eastman, Ga. 
 
J. L. Al- 
 
5 bu.. Laredo beans, $5 bu. A. G. 
Martin, Devereux, Ga. 
125 bu. Clay peas, $3 bu. T.. W. 
 
Brantley, Devereux, Ga. 
 
\12 lbs. Sugar Crowders, hand clean- 
ed, $1.80 for lot. Mrs. E. Bramhold, Mt. 
Airy, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
90-Day Running Velvets, about 85 to 
90 per cent good, $1.60 bu. 5 or more bu. 
lots $1.50 bu. J. Frank Tanner, San- 
dersville, Ga. Rt 1 
 
Extra good black field peas at mar- 
a price. Ed. Bradley, Hazelhurst, 
 
a  
 
20 bu. Bunch Velvets, $2.50 bu FOB 
G. H. Tuttle, Tifton, Ga. 
 
BUTTER FOR SALE 
 
6 to 8 lbs. nice Jersey -butter per 
week, free from wild onions, etc., taste, 
d0c Ib. del. Mrs. Mary O. Franklin, 
Lawrenceville, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 58. 
 
Pure, fresh Jersey cream butter, 4 
to 5 lbs. per week in 1-2 lb. wrapped 
in wax paper, shipped in cartons, 40c 
lb. postpaid. Mrs. J;.W. Miller, Bow- 
don, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
  
 
CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR SALE 
Whatieys Prolific seed corn, care- 
fully selected, nubbed and hand shell- 
ed, $2.50 per bu; $2 per bu. in 10 bu. 
5 FOB. J. T. Gammage, Pineview, 
a. 5 
Woods Improved Hastings Prolific 
seed corn. Special selected from high 
yielding fields, crop average of 60 bu. 
per acre, $2.50 per bu. John Posey 
Woods, Brooks, Ga. : 
Scotts Improved Marlboro. Prolific 
seed corn, from 21 yrs. field selection. 
The big-eared variety. Carefully se- 
lected, $2.50: per bu; $1.50 per 1-2 bu. 
$1 per pk. Z. L. Scott, Concord, Ga. 
45 lbs. of nice little grain Yellow 
popcorn, the lot for $4.50 or 2 Ibs. for 
 
25c; No orders filled for less than 2 
 
lbs. Cash with order. W. F. Trewett, 
Winston, Ga. 
 
Hastings Hickory cane corn and 
also Hastings Improved Golden Dent 
corn, ist yr. from the originator, 3 
Ibs. for 25c postpaid. Carl C. Bettis, 
Cumming, Ga., Rt. 7. 
 
Hastings Prolific Seed corn, careful- 
ly selected, nubbed and shelled, 85c 
per pk. or $3 per bu. John K. Lee, 
Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 8. 
 
Browns Improved Big White flint 
corn, heaviest and most- wevil-resist- 
ant. Carefully selected, $1 pk; $3.50 
per bu. J. W. Brown, Helena, Ga. 
 
Whatleys seed corn-for sale, $2 per 
bu FOB Griffin. H. J. Garlahd, Gritf- 
fin, Ga. 
 
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, well 
 
selected, nubbed and shelled, nice and 
 
sound. 4-ears to stalk with very small 
cob, $2.50 per bu. In 5 bus. lots, $2 
ber 2 Alex Barfield, Louisville, Ga. 
Rt. 2. 
 
Marlboro seed corn 75c peck or $2.50. 
 
per bu. or will exch 1 bu. for 2M Por- 
to Rican potato plants; 1 bu. for 2 
1-2 doz. 100 lb. White feed sacks. W. 
A. Moon, Waco, Ga. ; 
 
100 bus. corn, extra heavy slip 
shucked, $1.25 per bu. delivered at 
barn only. Emmett Miller, Woodland, 
Ga., Box 85. 
 
Watkins Improved seed corn, 8 rows 
to ear, 1 to 4 ears to stalk, carefully 
selected, $1 per pk. or $3 per bu. FOB. 
W. P. Walden, Louisville, Ga., RFD 2. 
 
Fresh ground corn meal, $2.40. per 
bag of 2 bus. FOB. R. B. Phillips, 
Damascus, Ga. aed 
 
Marlboro Prolific Seed corn, field 
and crib selected 2 ear to stalk from 
large yield. Pure and guaranteed. C. 
N. Adams, Cocial Circle, Ga. 
 
Pure Golden Dent seed corn 60c per 
pk., $1.10 per 1-2 bu., $2 per bu. shell- 
ed, FOB. P. T. Dyer, Covington, Ga. 
 
Hastings Mexican June Corn, $3.00 
per.bu. J. S. Wood, Tennille, Ga., Rt. 
 
Hickory Cane corn for planting, lg. 
flat grains, 10c per Ib. Add postage. 
Me M. DeLay, Powder Springs, Ga., 
Bib3; 
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, select- 
ed and nubbed, $2 per bu. in bu bags. 
 
Lima = butter * 
 
Hee Pettigrew, LaFayette, Ga., RFD 
 
. f 
 
100 bus. of corn in ear, good slip- 
ped shuck corn $1 per bu. FOB Hill- 
er Ga. H. L. Barefield, Hilltonia, 
 
a. 
 
500 or 600 bus. good shell corn in 
uneven wt. sacks. Write at once if you 
want it. Aaron McElveen, Stilson, Ga. 
 
200 bus. Corn in ear $1 per bu. J. 
L. Allen, Dublin, Ga. 
 
Marlboro seed corn, field selected 
for 10 yrs. Only a few bu., $3 per bu. 
$1.75 -1-2 bu. and $1 per pk. -No exch. 
Prices FOB Newnan, Ga. 
 
J. E. Dailey, Raymond, Ga. 
 
2 eared Yellow Dent seed corn, $2 
per bu. FOB. B. F. OKelley, Mays- 
ville, Ga., Rt. 
 
Old time Yellow Seed corn 50c per 
pk; $2 per bu. Marlboros Prolific corn 
almost weevil-proof; $2 per bu. Cash 
 
with order. D. M. Lee, Alma, Ga. 
Slipped shuck corn, 90c per bu. 
Shelled eorn, $1.10 bu. All FOB. O. 
 
H. Scott, Jesup, Ga., Rt. 2y 
Mexican June corn, Blue and Wht. 
 
mixed, for sale. Write for sample and 
 
price. S. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga. 
 
FRESH & CURED MEAT FOR SALE 
3 nice hams. wt. 23 Ibs., 25c per Ib. 
Delivered, no checks accepted. J. M. 
Mooney, Jewell, Ga. 
Cured hams, 30c per lb. Shoulders, 
25c per lb. Sides 20c per lb. FOB. Mrs. 
J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga...  
 
Country cured hickory smoked hams 
 
35c per lb., shoulders 25c. Riley C. 
Couch, Turin, Ga. 
 
250 lbs. ham, wt. 18 to 28 Ibs. ea.; 
30c per Ib. delivered. Corn fed hogs, 
good condition. Mrs. J. M. Lewis, 
Warthen, Ga. 
 
50 lb. can lard, 17c lb., also Plant 
cured Hickory smoked hams and shoul- 
ders; 8 to 10 Ib. hams, 30c lb., 6 to 10 
Ib. shoulders, 20c lb. All FOB. Money 
order or cashiers check. Mrs. J. D. 
Coston, Parish, Ga. 
 
Country cured meat, smoked with 
green oak: hams, 30c; shoulders)~22c; 
oo 20c Ib. T. Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald, 
 
a 
 
Nice, home cured hams, 30c lb. FOB 
Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brooklet, Ga. 
 
GRAIN FOR SALE 
6 tons of No. 1 Runner peanut hay, 
 
  
 
  
 
$75 for lot. Homer Johnson, Pitts, 
Ga., Rt. 2. 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
 
FOR SALE 
 
Beeswax 30c per lb. Mrs. J. =~ W. 
Teague, Suwanee, Ga. 
 
Bargain price on section boxes for 
comb honey 4 1-4 by 4 1-4 by 1 1-2 
plain, No. 1 grade $9 per M; No. 2 
grade $7 per M. 4 x 5 sections same 
price. Cash with order. Price FOB 
Savannah or. will trade for bees in 
any kind of hives. W. C. Long, 115 E. 
Liberty, St., Savannah, Ga. 
 
5 Ibs. good beeswax for sale. Make 
ok Mrs. A. F. Guthrie, Buford, Ga. 
Rt. 1 
 
3 Ib. jars fey. Ext: honey, 12 t06 cs., 
$6.50 cs. FOB here; 10 lb. pails, fey. 
Ext. del. by mail, $1.85 each. John W. 
Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga. 
 
Good Gallberry honey for sale. Ed 
Bradley, Hazlehurst, Ga. 
 
PECAN AND FRUIT TREES, VINES, 
ETC.,-FOR SALE 
 
Quince bushes, 3 to 4 ft., 25c ea., 
6 for $1 not del. Exch for white peas, 
peanuts or white feed sacks. White 
what you have. Mrs.:Grace B. Mur- 
phy, Jasper, Ga., Rt. 2.. 
 
State insp. true to name fruit trees, 
leading varietiesr Peach, $1 doz., $3 
a 100, $25 M, plum, $1.50 doz., $7.59 
a 100; Grape Vines: Concord, Lutie 
and Niagara, $1 doz., $5 a 100. E. B. 
Travis, Riverdale, Ga. 
 
Gov. insp. budded pecan trees, 
ver foot. -L.  O: 
 
a. 
 
State. insp: budded paper shell pe- 
can trees, 4 to 10 ft. 35 to 75 ea. Miss 
Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Gai, Rt: 1. 
 
State insp. true to name fruit trees, 
all leading varieties: Apple, 3 to 4 ft. 
15c each; Peach, 2 to 3: ft. 10c ea. or 
$7.50 a 100; Early Harvest, Keiffer 
and Cycle pear, 4 to 5 ft., 50c each; 
Concord and Niagara grape, 2 yr. vines 
10 ea. W. H. Alexander, Cleveland, 
Ga. 
 
Well branched, leading varieties, ap- 
ple trees, 1 and 2 yr. old, 15 and 10c 
each; Keiffer, Pineapple and Garber 
pear, 40c each; Cherry, 50c each; Ni- 
agara and Concord grape, 10c each. 
True to name, Goy. insp. Exch for 
honey, meat, potato or cabbage plants. 
Mire: we Head, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 1, 
 
Ox 
 
Scuppernong, well rooted, 25 each, 
Concord grape, 15c ea. All 2 yr. old 
vines. Would exch some for white 
 
  
 
5c 
Benton, Monticello, 
 
  
 
sacks. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bowdon, 
Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
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Rooted May cherry sprouts, $1 doz. 
No order for less than 6, plus postage. 
Mrs. C. L. Godard, Griffin, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Genuine May cherry sprouts, 10c ea. 
Himalaya berry vines, 10c doz; yellow 
fig sprouts, bearing size, 20c each; 
smaller size, 10c each. Add postage. 
All well rooted. Mrs. J. C. Freeman, 
Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7. 
 
May cherry 2 yrs. old, and large 
Goose plum sprouts, 25c each. Lonnie 
Rundles, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7. 
 
50M Schley, Stuart and Money-Ma- 
ker pecan trees. State insp. Cheap. 
Write for prices stating | quantities 
can use. G. C. Harman, Stovall, Ga. 
 
Grape vines, best var. well rooted, 
strong, and well packed. 4 kinds, my 
selection for 50c prepaid. Mrs. J. L. 
Kilgore, Stone Mtn., Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
State insp. budded pecan trees, Stu- - 
art and Schley, 3 to 5 ft., 25c and 30c 
each. Exch. for hogs, cows or any- 
thing can use on farm. 25 or more 
trees, 10 per cent off. Idus Johnson, 
Shellman, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE 
 
20 bus. good sound Runner peanuts 
at $1 per bu. Or will exch for Brab, 
Clay or any good hay peas, or 4 good 
blooded sow pigs, weighing: not over 
40-or 50 lbs. J. W. Dickson, Adel, Ga. 
 
15 lbs. Medium size pecans, $3; 75 
lbs seedlings, $1125. Miss Belle Tim- 
merman, Bronwood, Ga., RFD 1. 
 
Ga. No. 1 grade Runner Peanuts, 
very few pops, excellent seed 4c per 
lb. FOB Sylvester, Ga. J. R. Miller, 
Sylvester, Ga. 
 
A quantity of good N. C. seed pea-: 
nuts, clear of pops. Delivered by 
fg wc. T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro, 
 
a. 
 
White Spanish peanuts at 5c per Ib. 
Runners 4c per lb. All FOB Douglas, 
Ga. Samp Smith, Douglas, Ga. 
 
N.. C. Runners, 1st yr. from N, GC, 
Planted and saved for seed. A. V. 
Price, Bronwood, Ga. ; 
 
Good No. 1 Runner peanuts $1 per 
bu. G. P. Ellis, Sumner, Ga. Rt. 2, 
Box 12. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, bright and 
sound, 6c per lb; Idus Averett, Chip- 
ley, Ga. 
 
Spanish seed peanuts, $1 per bu. 
Will exch 5 bus. of peanuts for 1 bu. 
Otootan beans. Each to pay freight 
on what he receives. T. R. Duggan, 
Warthen, Ga. 
 
300 bus. Spanish oil peanuts, 4c per 
- FOB. J. L. Allen, Dublin, Ga., Rt. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, 4c per lb. 
Cash with order. W. J. Jackson, Och- 
locknee, Ga. - 
 
8 tons Spanish peanuts for seed 1st 
yr. from Virginia No. 1, 4:1-2c per lb. 
in good sacks, also 6 tons N. C. Run- 
her seed peanuts, exceHent stock 4 
1-2c per lb. All FOB Camilla, Ga., 
P. ; Boxs 201: 
 
Spanish peanuts, hand leaned and 
free of trash 10c per lb. Will exch for 
Ga. Runner peanuts, Field peas or Soy 
beans, any kind of soil building va- ~ 
my Minnie Bailey, Cordele, Ga., Rt. . 
 
N. C. Runner seed peanuts, 3 1-2c 
per lb. FOB Iron City. O. M. Greene, 
Iron City, Ga. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, raised on 
red land, hence no pops, Well cleaned 
at 4 1-4c per lb. Cash with order, no 
less than 100 lb. orders filled. Ton lots 
4c per lb FOB. D. J. Woolbright, 
Dawson, Ga. 
 
350 bushels N. C. Runner peanuts 
for seed, good quality 4c per lb FOB 
Naylor, Ga. W. L. Bird, Naylor, Ga. 
 
3 tons Spanish peanuts 3 1-2c per 
 
Ib. or $60 per ton FOB. Cash with 
order, Mrs. J. C. Ogilesbee, Girard, 
Ga. Rt. 2, Box A. 
1 ton large Jumbo peanuts, 3c Ib., 
also.t-2 ton Ga. Bunch peanuts, 4 1-2 
Ib. All FOB. Aaron McElveen, Stil- 
son, Ga. 
 
150 lb. Stuart pecans. Make best 
offer; also small red Spanish peanuts, 
 
i lb. FOB. Mrs. H. W. Law, Eastman, 
a. : , 
 
  
 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
50 bu. extra good sweet potatoes, $1 
bu. Also 10 bu. Porto Rican seed, $1 
bu. FOB.> GH. Tuttl; Tifton, Ga, 
 
260 bu. potatoes for sale. Write for 
prices. Preston Wiliams, Willacoo- 
chee, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 10. 
 
- 50 or 75 bus. of good sound sweet 
potatoes 75c per bu. FOB Midville, Ga. 
F. H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.  
 
1500 bu. kiln-dried Porto Rico pota- 
toes. Quote best offer FOB Charing, 
Ga. J. T. Garrett, Charing, Ga. 
 
50 bus. Red Skin Porto Rican pota- 
toes for seed 2c per lb. FOB. Paul 
Clark, Baxley, Ga. 
 
100 to 200 bus. Porto Rico potatoes, . 
nice for table use, also some seed po- 
tatoes, W. H. Oliver, Ellaville, Ga. 
 
  
 
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  * EIGHT 
 
Georgia Products 
For Sale 
 
- (Continued from page five) 
 
_ BEANS AND PES FOR SALE 
 
5 bus. of pure Brab peas, picked 
 
hout rain damages, $4.50 per bu. 
 
Oo 1 bu. of White Crowder peas $5 
 
r bu. J. L. Nelson, Oglethorpe, Ga. 
 
t. 2, Box 83. 
 
0 bu. Iron clad peas, clean and 
 
nd and unmixed in new bags. $4 
per bu. -C...T. Miller, Leo; Ga. * 
 
75 bus. Matthews Improved Soy 
eans, they will make 3 times as many 
ms as any other variety. Make best 
ffer for lot. W. J. Josey, Americus, 
a. : 
Limited amount of No. 1 Otootan 
beans $5 per bu. I. N. Strickland, Lu- 
thersville, Ga. 
150 lbs. hand selected, germination- 
tested, Henderson Bush lima seed, 20c 
sper Ib. in lots of 10 Ibs. or over. Or 
will exch for Amber cane seed or peas. 
 
LL. Oden, Blackshear, Ga. 
 
5 bus. good sound unmixed Peas 
Whips and Newrose. $3 per bu. W. M. 
Etheridge, Warthen, Ga. 
 
Sugar Crowder peas not ited: $1. 25 
er Es oo Mrs. J. I. Abbott, Alma, 
a. 
"White tender Cornfield beans, also 
alf running Garden beans 25c per 
cup. White Bunch lima beans 15c per 
cup. Mustard seed 10c per tbls. Mrs. 
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. ; 
, Few sound clean Lady Peas, 4 Ibs. $1: 
Choice seed Brabs $1.50 per pk; Corn- 
field and Garden Bunch beans, treated, 
no weevils, 35c per lb. 3 lbs. for $1 
astings Prolific Speckle Bunch and 
White Pole Lima butter-beans, same 
rice. Half runner garden beans 40c 
per lb. Postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford 
 
a, Rt. 2. 
 
oes Hull fable peas 50c per qt. del. 
 
rs. N. W. Robbs, Flowery Branch Ga. 
 
  
 
as Geciine Bunch Velvet Beans $3 per 
 
- in 10 bu lots $2.50; 90-Day Velvet | 5- 
 
seans $1.50 per bu. John W. Gid- 
ns, Swainsboro, Ga. 
fackson Wonder, the. best and most 
rolific bunch putter bean. 
und seed, postpaid 30c per lb. 4 lbs 
el. Marion . McConnell, Cornelia, 
a. Star Route. 
2 bus Ottotan Beans $5 per bu. Hand 
arashed and hand cleaned a No. 1 
ean for seed. H. M. Duke, Stock- 
 
Will exch. some for Spanish 
anuts. Write W. T. Brittain, Gay, 
a. rob. 1, 
 
bus. Brab Beans sound and clean $4 
bu. FOB Tallapoosa, Ga. H. N. 
mbert, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3. ; 
 
Bunch Velvet beans, pure sound and 
clean, new crop $3 bu. FOB Eastman, 
 
a. in good strong bags. T. T. Proc- 
 
Eastman, Ga.  
 
White Willet Winter Eng. Peas. 20c 
per lb. Webster Callaway, Farming- 
ton, Ga. 
 
4 bus. 1929 crop of genuine Otootan 
Beans $6 per bu. FOB. J. P. Overby, 
 
mpkin, Ga. Rt. 4 
 
00 bus. Otootan Beans $4.50 per bu 
Tee Lawrenceville, Ga. W. P. Couch, 
 
0 bus. Brab peas, bright and sound 
$4.50 per bu. or $45 for the lot. W. M. 
Cook, Monroe, Ga. 
 
90-Day running beans for. $1.50 perk 
bu. R. J. Boatright, Kite, Ga.  
- Running Velvet Beans in hull $23 
per ton if buyer sends sacks. Also 
Bunch Velvet Baans for seed, any 
quantity any time. $4 per bu. NC T. 
 
sley, Kite, Ga. 
 
10 bus. Otootan Beans 1929 crop No. 
; Beans, sound and clean. _ Solon J. 
Owen, Alvaton, Ga. 
 
3 bus. New Era peas, sound and 
lean $3.50 per bu. FOB. No checks ac- 
eee (ines Sosebee, Cleveland, 
 
Hastings seed 
 
Excelsior Refugee 
 
beans 20c per Ib. postpaid. Luther Cobb Ga: 
 
Hemp, Ga. 
Jacksons Wonder Bush Bean 18 per 
lb.. Also Fat Horse or White Crease 
Black pole beans 25c per lb. Mrs. C. 
L. Rhyne, Plains, Ga. 
90-Day running Speckled Beans in 
2 1-2 bus bags $1.25 per bu. less than 
sack lots $1.35 per bu. William: Jack- 
n, Donovan, Ga. 
 
BUTTER FOR SALE. _ 
 
  
 
<a country butter, guaranteed to. 
 
fresh and give satisfaction. Price 
W. F. Worley, 
 
ra quality Jersey table butter, 
olds 50 per lb. postpaid, 2 or 
; Miss Ida Dodd, Fairs 
 
Pure: 
 
Canton, 
 
  
 
 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
5 to 10 Ibs. of fresh butter ea. week 
at 40c per lb del. Guar, pure and 
clean. Can furnish 1 1-2 lb. wrapped 
z wax paper. Mrs. Sam Yaun, Milan, 
 
a. : 
 
CORN AND CORN MEAL FOR SALE 
 
Seed corn, Piedmont 2-eared, 1st yr. 
from. originator, $3 bu. FOB or $1.25 
per pk. del. Rhett Steinheimer, Wool- 
sey; Ga. Rt 12 ao ae 
 
Whatleys prolific seed corn, care- 
fully selected and nubbed, $2. 25 bu. 
G. A. Ware, Marshallville, Ga. 
 
Large ear yellow field corn, also 
Cuban yellow flint corn, $3 bu. in 5 bu. 
lots $2.50 per bu FOB Tifton, Graco: 
E. Hall, Tifton, Ga. 
 
Little Cob seed corn, caretilly se- 
lected, nubbed and shelled, $1 per PK, 
$3.50 per bu. FOB Vienna, Ga. J. D 
Taylor, Vienna, Ga. 
 
100 ibs. shelled popcorn, mixed col- 
ors, 8c per lb. FOB. Will del. the lot. 
 
  
 
Fred Blissit, Locust Grove, Ga. 
 
Ellis corn for seed, 1st yr. from or- 
iginator, selected, $1. 25 pk. $3.75 per 
bu. FOB. 16 to 20 rows to ear, 2 ears 
a stalk. L. P. Strange, Swainsboro, 
 
a. > 
Hastings Prolofic seed corn, 1st yr. 
from Hastings. Carefully selected, 
nubbed and shelled $2 per bu. FOB. 
George T. Trawick, Linton, Ga. \ 
 
Browns Improved Big White Flint 
 
Corn, heaviest and most weevile resis- 
tant corn, medium red cob, carefully 
selected $1 per pk; $3.50 per bu. J. 
W. Brown, Helena, Ga. 
A few bus. June Corn, blue and white 
mixed 2.25 per bu. or will exch for 
White Spanish Bdeug ne: N. J. Bur- 
gess, Maxeys, Ga. 
 
Improved Early Prolific Whatley Ss seed 
corn, pure and sound averages 40 bu. to 
acre $2.50 per bu. FOB Winterville, Ga. 
George W. Spivey, Winterville, Ga. 
 
1-2 bu. seed corn, red cob. Blue and 
white grains; 16 to 18 rows to cob. 
Selected for seed, nubbed and shelled 
$1.25 per pk. del or $2 for the 1-2 bu. 
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 
 
Pure Golden Dent seed corn $2 per 
bu. $1.10 per 1-2. bu. 60; per pk. FOB. 
P. T. Dyer, Covington, Ga. 
 
- Marlboro Prolific, 2-ear seed corn, 
field and crib selected. $3 per bu. $1.75 
per 1-2 bu. $1 per peck FOB. C. N. 
 
Adams, Social Circle, Ga. 
 
2 to 5 ear White Corn for seed. R. 
D. Giles, Winston, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Hastings Prolofic Seed corn $2.50 
 
-per bu. 75c per pk. Webster Callaway, 
 
Farmington, Ga. 
 
200 bus. Blue Mexican June Corn, 
75c per pk; $2.50 per bu; 5 bu. for 
$2.25 per bu. 10 bus $2 per bu. A. J. 
Barnes, Greenville, Ga. 
 
Yellow Popcorn 3c per lb. hand se- 
lected 5c; Have about 150 Ilbs_ not 
shelled. Caloway Watson,  Logans- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Whatleys Prolific seed corn ,nice and 
sound, well selected for planting, nub- 
bed and shelled $2.50 per bu. in 5 bu. 
lots $2 per bee Alex Barfield, Louis- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 2 
 
50 bus. good ear- corn in shuck $1.25 
per bu. at my crib. J. W. Hatcher, 
Kite, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, select- 
ed ,nubbed and hand shelled, 75e per 
pk. $2.50 per bu. FOB. R. E. McCart, 
Covington, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Seed corn 75 per pk. or am 50 per bu 
W. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2 
 
Field Selected Marlboro Prolific seed 
corn, $3 per bu. or will exch for Otoo- 
tan Beans, 2 bus. for 1 bu. of beans. 
G. C. Edmondson, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
400 bus. slip shuck corn at- $1 per 
bu. FOB TT. J. Parker, Tifton, Ga.: 
 
Whatleys Improved Prolific seed 
corn $2.50 per bu., 2 bu. to, bag, FOB. 
 
Member of Ga Crop Association. Frank 
|L. Short, Sylvester, Ga. 
 
Whatleys seed corn, nubbed and 
hand shelled. .Guar. pure and sound 
85c per pk. $3 per bu. FOB. J. A. 
Whatley, Concord, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
50 bu. White slip shucked corn $1.10 
per bu. FOB. R. F. Sikes, Sylvester, 
 
Shelled: popcorn, yellow and white, 
not mixed, 10c per lb postpaid if 3 or 
more lbs. are ordered. Mrs. Fred At- 
kinson, Ray City, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Improved little White cob COEN, 28 
rows to ear; Very prolific, guar. to be 
sound and pure, $3.50 per bu. $1.75 per 
12 bu. $1 per pk. Nubbed and shelled; 
 
_|all orders FOB. Add postage if by 
 
parcel post. G. F. Smith, Dawson, 
GacRt6. ee 
 
1-2 bu. seed corn, red cob, blue and 
white grains 16 to 18 rows to cob. Ex- 
tra good corn; selected for seed, nub- 
hed and: shelled. $1.25 Der pk. del or 
$2 per 1-2 bu. del. Mrs. 
Sie Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 
 
: atlevs. Prolific, ueietca: nubbed. 
 
$2.25 b 
 
$2 per bu. in! 
 
. H. Sulli- 
 
  
 
6 bu. lots. 
Davis, Gray, Ga. 
 
Whatleys seed corn, nubbed and 
 
shelled, $2.50 bu. or $2 bu. in 5 bu. lots 
 
FOB. This corn won first prize in 
Colquitt county with 122 bu. to acre, 
or 611:bu. on 5 acres. Cash with or- 
der. Leonard Rentz, Omega, Ga. 
 
300 bu sound, slipped shuck corn, $1 
ae at barn. Frank Sawyer, Vidalia, 
 
aoe: 
 
Tennessee Red Cob seed corn. Vig- 
orous grower, 75c peck, $2.50 bu. C. 
E. Miller, Lavonia, Ga. 
 
Genuine Whatleys Prolific prize 
seed corn, nubbed and carefully selec- 
ted, $2 bu. Remittance with order. B. 
T. Marshall, Fort Valley, Ga., Box 67. 
 
FRESH AND a MEAT FOR 
E 
Country cured, hickory smoked meat, 
hams 35c per lb. Shoulders 25 per lb. 
R. C. Couch Turin, Ga. 
No. 1 Corn fed smoked meat: Hams 
 
  
 
_25e, shoulders 18c and side ribs 18c 
 
per lb. Corn f poe lard 50c per lb. 
All FOB Metter, Ga. M. F. Jones, 
Metter, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 111. - 
 
1 good nice country ham, wt. 34 Ibs 
ae per lb. W. A. Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt. 
 
2 cured hams, wt 27-29 lbs 30c per Ib. 
Money Order, no checks. Mrs. G. B. 
Benefield, Buford, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Cured Country hams 28c per Ib. 
Shoulders 22c per lb. Smoked with Oak 
wood. Guar. sound FOB. L. P. Strange, 
Swainsboro, Ga. 
 
Country hams, smoked with Maple 
Wood, 30c per Ib. No large ones. C. A. 
Peacocks, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
3 nice hams, home cured, hickery 
smoked, wt. 20 IDS; 300 Mrs. M. E. 
Free, Clarkesville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
GRAIN FOR SALE 
 
_ 1000 lbs. good fodder $2 per 100 Ibs. 
J. W. Hatcher, Kite, Ga. RFD 1. 
 
Heavy, clean wheat for graham $1.90 
per bu. Graham flour 4c lb. S. L. 
Thornton, Dewyrose, Ga, Rt. 2. 
 
3 tons best Peanut hay, chuck full 
pe: FOB=_s. eo Sikes, Sylvester, 
 
ao: 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
FOR SALE 
9 Ibs. of Beeswax 30c per lb. Postpaid. 
W. L. Ledford, Crandall, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE 
. Spanish peanuts, thrashed before the 
storm 4c per lb. T. D. Dowdy, Cordele, 
Ga. RFD D. : 
 
Spanish peanuts 4c per lb. will exch 
for syrup or peas. J. H. Leverett, Par- 
rott, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 101. 
 
Improved White Spanish Peanuts, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
hand cleaned and sound 6c per lb. fob. 
 
H. C. Burnsed, Sr., Ellabelle, Ga. 
 
Ga. Runner Peanut seed 3 1-2c per} 
 
lb. J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga. 
 
Improved Runner peanuts, hand 
picked. Some oil peanuts 5c hand 
picked. Will exch. for R. I. Red Baby 
chicks. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga. 
 
Seed peanuts, N. 'C. Runner variety 
80c per bu. FOB Iron City, Ga. O. M. 
Greene ,Iron City, Ga. 
 
Ga. Runner Peanuts $1 oe bu. Paul 
Beck, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 
 
Several 100 Ibs. good pecans. Barrett 
Waters, Albany, Ga. 
 
White Spanish in hull, 4 j- 2c: ma- 
chine shelled, 8c; N. C. Runner Ga. 
grown, farmers stock in hull, 4c; ma- 
chine hulled, 8c lb. FOB. A. D. Cobb, 
Adel, Ga. 
 
No. 1 Spanish selected for seed, 4c 
Ib. J. H. McLeod, Ee Ge. 
 
Spanish peanuts, 4 1-4c lb. or will 
exch. 300 lbs. for 400 lbs. Piedmont 
Cleveland wilt resistant, or for 400 Ibs. 
of College Number 1 if will produce 
1 1-8 or 1 1-16 in. staple. Ea. party 
to pay frt..at his point on receipt 
ol goods. D. J. Woolbright, Dawson, 
 
  
 
PECAN AND FRUIT TREES, aSES: 
ETC., FOR SALE 
 
Sugar plums and es: 25 ea, 
$1 doz. Well rooted. Add postage on 
order for less than $1. Tildon Parris, 
Loving, Ga. 
 
Red Goose plum, rooted trees; 4 for 
25c; stamps del. Mail. 
mer, Woolsey, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
Fig sprouts, 10c ea., $1 doz. Grape 
vines, 10c ea., $1 doz. Keiffer pears, 
2 to.-3- ft 25 ea. No order for less 
than 15c. Rev. L. D. Rolader, jAt- 
lanta, Ga., Rt. 7, Box 454. 
 
200 black walnut trees, 1 yr. old. 
Make best offer. Mrs. W. A. Fow- 
ler, Canon, Ga. 
 
A nice lot of bred-up Schley pecan 
trees, all sizes for sale. Dr. N. C. Al- 
ston, Richland, Ga. 
 
State insp. leading var. peach trees, 
 
to 4 ft.,.20c ea. del. also Prizetaker | 
WwW. 
 
and Evans eae price. e 
 
hite, Goggins, 
 
Only 60 bu. left. R. M. | 
 
A. Steinhei- 
 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
spn prsiiay, March 20, 1980. 
 
pecan trees 
 
Gov. insp. paper shell 
high. On 
 
5c per ft., from 3 to 12 
 
orders for less than 20 trees, an extra - 
charge of 50c for packing. Cash with 
Benton, Monticello, Ga. - 
 
as 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 
order. O. 
 
  
 
3 to 4 hundred bus. Kiln-dried Porto ; 
Rican potatoes in hampers $1.50 per. 
 
hamper. Mr. M. F. Jones, Metter, Ga, 
Rt. 1 Box: 411. 
 
Good eating potatoes, Porto Ricans 
 
85c per bu. in sacks my station. B. B 
Morgan, Clyo, Ga. 
 
200 bus. Porto Rican potatoes $1 per 
bu. or will exch for Peas or Otootan 
Beans, market price. 
Screven, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Nice Porto Rico sweet potatoes for : 
 
eating, $1 per bu. FOB. N. W. Will- 
iams, Oglethorpe, Ga., RFD 2. 
 
10 bus. of Porto Rico potatoes for 
eating purposes $1 per bu FOB. James 
A. Ryals, Hazlehurst, Ga., Box 326: 
 
100 bus. Government Insp. 
per bu. at my farm. J. J. Miles, Bax- 
ley, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
Imp. red skin Porto Ricans, 80 bu. 
FOB, sacked and ready to ship; will 
exch. for Velvet beans or field peas. 
 
P. J. Watson, Nunez, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
100 bu. Porto Rico sweet potatoes, 
$1 per 100 at farm. Frank Sawyer, 
Vidalia, Ga. 
 
Genuine yellow skin Porto Ricans, 
for planting, $1.50 per 100 lbs. FOB. 
A. D. Cobb Adel, Ga. ; 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE S 
100 gal. of good Ga. Sugar cane syrup 
at $1 per gal put up in new 10 lb. cans 
Cash with orders. FOB Kite, Ga. J -W. 
Hatcher, Kite, Ga R.FD 1. 
1929 Ga. Cane syrup on new 35 gal 
Cypress BBls at $17.50 per bbl. FOB. 
R. L. Baxter, Ludowici, Ga. 
 
Ja8.2 Rs Mikell, 5 
 
"Porto 
Rico sweet potatoes a good shape. 15 
 
Several bbls. A. 1 Ga. Cane eae It 
 
new 35 gal bbls. $14 per bbl. FOB Iron 
City, Ga. Sample on request. 
der must accompany order. 
Harlow, Iron City, Ga. 
 
Extra good Ga. Cane syrup for sale 
75c per gal. at home ca 10 lb. beta 
300 cans or more. W. ae  
Harrison, Ga. 
 
Gcarne Products  
 
Wanted | 
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED 
 
Ww. E. 
 
Want a few bus of old aaa 
 
Fla. velvet beans, 110 to 120 days. State 
price in ist letter. I. FP. Coleman, 
Rentz, Ga. 
 
M. Or-  
 
Want To exch value for Crowder | 
 
peas, bunch butter beans, 
 
beans, running beans. ay A. D. Dan- 
 
iel, Winder, Ga. Rt. 
 
Want: 1 pk. of ar Soy beans ce 
1-2 bu. of Otootan beans, will pay cash 
 
or exch pure White Indian Runner  
 
abe eas 
 
duck eggs for oem: 
Canton, Ga., Rt. 
 
Want 50 bus. a 90- day velvet pears: 
 
$1 per bu. Send sample to S. T. France. 
 
S. 
oe 
 
Want: to exch. nice bright super- 
foundation 1 3-4 lbs. andi Ib. of broo- 
 
Moore, s 
 
. France, 636 Orange St., Macon, ; 
 
der foundation, also 300 or 400 straight  
 
section boxes for field peas or beans 
of the Laredo variety. 
Hicks, Adel, Ga.  
 
Want to exch. R. I. Red eges roe 5 
Cornfield  
 
lbs. of tender Garden or 
Beans and 2 lbs of Lady or Mush roe 
Mrs. L. T. Morris, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 
Box 135. 
 
Want 1 bu. of Otootan Beans for 1 
 
Chattanooga No. 65 Turning Plow and. 
6 fresh ground points. G. C. Mashburn, 
Adairsville, Ga. RFD 3. . 
 
Want Peas, a few bus. of 6-weeks 
 
Black-eyed or other table peas. J. H. 
Leverett, Parrott, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 101. 
 
Want 10 bus. Osceola Velvet Beans  
$1.40 per bu. Miss H. O. Brock, Com-  
 
merce, Ga. 
Want. 2 1-2 bus. 90-Day 
 
sound. W.M. Cook, Monroe, Ga. 
 
Want to exch Calves (half Jersey and 2 
 
half Guernsey) for peas or Soy beans. 
C. M. Massey, Perkins, Ga . 
 
Want: Sugar Crowder and Califor- = 
 
nia Blackeye peas also Conrfield 
 
Beans. Quote price. R. D. Giles, Wins- 
 
ton, Ga. Rt. 1. 
POTATOES WANTED 
 
Want 1 pk. of White Spanish pota-_ - 
toes, will pay 75c per pkg. for pure  
 
sound potatoes del. to me. Also want 
1000 Potato slips, Spanish variety. 
Gov. Insp. .O. B. Moore, Madras, Ga. 
 
Want old fashioned bunch potatoes  
or slips. Write. G. W. eS Bie: 
 
Want 2 bus. bunch 
tatoes or 2M slips, : 
W. H. Stripling, B 
 
Mrs. F. oes 
 
running  
Velvet Beans $1.25 per bu. Must be 
 
B 
 
Valentine 
 
  
   
      
   
  
   
   
   
    
  
   
   
  
   
  
  
  
    
    
      
  
   
   
   
   
    
     
    
    
     
   
  
    
   
    
    
     
     
    
    
    
    
     
    
   
    
   
  
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
   
    
     
    
   
    
    
 
    
  
   
   
    
     
   
   
   
  
    
  
     
   
   
   
     
    
    
   
  
   
  
  
     
   
   
  
   
   
  
  
    
   
   
   
  
  
   
    
   
   
     
  
  
      
   
   
   
    
   
   
    
  
   
     
     
   
  
     
  
   
 
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a : 4 Ga., Rt 4. tame muskadine vines, figs, well rooted | plants by the 15th of April postpaid. 
a Georgia P roducts - Porto Rico plants, Gov. insp. and|25c ea. Tame Plum sprouts 15c ea.| R. M. Corley, Barnesville, Ga. fede 
 
W | treated, $1.50 M. Begin shipping April | Grape cut. 3 for 10c. Add postage. Carl Want Gov't. ins sweet potato 
anted 10th; Cabbage plants, ready now, 500, | James, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3. plants. Write That you haves: and  
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED $1; $1.50 M, del. or $1.25 FOB. A. H.| Genuine imp .Porto Ricans, Gqv.| price. D. W. Waddelle, Bremen, Ga 
Want to exch. mos. old S. P. O Pitts, Moultrie, Ga. insp, and treated, $1.65 M5 M or more,| Want 5M nice, well rooted tobacc 
boar pig for 10 bu. N. CG. runner pea- Porto Ricans, .$1.75 M del. or $1.50/$150 M. D. T. Herrington, Graham, | Plants, by April 15th. Write first 
 
ts. Must be good seed and ao ODE FOB. April and May del. Full count | Ga. stating your price and kind of tob 
exch. for seed corn. J. A. Flana- Seer M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Ga.|  gygey roots, $5 M Less amount, 1c| ete: J. S. Kitchens, Glenwood, G 
 
Bia oo Ga. Hastings Red Rock an d New Stone eae All prepaid. A. A. Fuqua, Jackson, Waht 5 or 6 M Porto Rico: pote 
oe SYRUP 1. Omato plants, 40c, ; 15,- 2003 $2.25 fe : : i ; i . Pied- 
~ Want Ga. Cane can ie Ne 10 cans, | M Postpaid. Ready first of April. Mrs.| Lady Thompson and _ Everbearing one eey cathe: son ote San 
Must be good ,thick, pure Ga. Ribbon | =: _H. Higgins, Surrency, Ga., Rt. 1. | strawberries, 25 a 100; 500 $1; garden for 1 M. plants. Ea, to pay freight. W. 
ne. Exch. Rucker cotton seed. R. E.|, Greater Baltimore and New Stone | horse mint, 25 doz. peppermint, 24 | 5 Bagley, Cumming, Ga. Rt.6. 
kes, Montezuma, Ga. 7" "1 tomato plants $1.50 M or 25 a 100; | for 10c; fall pear sprouts, 6 for 25c; | ~~ : NO a aa sae 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch. cabbage, | black raspberries 6 for 25c; Add post- |, Want Spanish sweet potato and N 
= Pl F $1.25 M. All postpaid. W. L. McClel- | age on small orders. Exch. for white | ton red skin potato Slips. All must be 
= ants For Sale lan, Lenox, Ga. feed sacks in good cond. Mrs. Willis| State insp. Write best price per M. 
 
  
 
S : BJ. Chas. W. and. e Flat Dutch | Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1, F. on ote Aone Ga. Rt. 2.) 
ov. insp. and treated Porto Rico | Cabbage plants, 75c, 500; $1.25 M. A Sage plants, well rooted, 3c ea. 25c ant 1 M. Porto Ricans to be del 
tato plants, $175 M. Over 5M. $1.50 ee oa eee Hook dos. "Add. postage: Catnip bunches, 5| @bout April 15th, also 1 M Bermuda 
selon Gue Siders now. J. W. Smith, | ing orders for April del. Pure State | ea."or 4 for 15; sassafras roots 2 lbs|nion plants, yellow or Crystal Wax 
axley, Ga., Rt. 3. insp. Porto Rico potato and pepper | for 90c. Bertha Moon, Waco, Ga. Rt. | Var. Exch. for sime to pay chgs. Write 
porto Rico and Nancy Hall potato ee SS ne Or an 2 Box 114. : Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Royston, Ga. Rt. 3 
OB, $1.50 M. April del, Book orders | Pore Ricans, Gov. insp. April and | p State Apriland May del. $150. MsM| Cott Seed For Sale | 
ow. Correspondence invited on ie | May. del. $1.75M, 5M or more $1.40. | Ricans, April and May del. $1.50. on seed For Sale | 
Ae have, Gia ue ah 8 lw. g. Boyett, Bristol, Ga. or more $1.40 M FOB Leland Lightsey, Soc 
" ready now, dei, by en Ata Imp. Porto Rico potato plants, Ap- | Odum, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 133. : 10 bus. of select Wannamaker cotton  
_ Exp. FOB, $1.25 M. Bonny Best | Ti! del. $1.50 M. Shipment guaranteed. | , GOV. Insp. and treated Porto Ricans, | seed $1 per bu. FOB or will exch for 
omato plants, $1.75 M del. $1.25 FOB|J-R- Harrisom, Coffee, Ga. | $125 M FOB April and May Del. Also) 60 baby chicks, B.R., R: 1. Reds, des 
fee, erty Til, Pakcland Ge. |, , J Waketicld cabbage plants, 12 | Cobieee, plants Seady now, aoe a 100 Box gee ee Bea 
Genuine Porto Rico Gov. insp. full canes ee Be ae = oe State oe Porto Ricans, $1.50 M fob 100 oes Pine Delta cotton seed ae 
a A6 aes ce pane Porto Rico potato plants, April del.,|5 M or more $1.25 M. April and May | cleaned and even wt. bags $1 bu FOB 
rder. Mrs. N. D. Fossett. Basle iyo ote ee oe oe  ee ta ce bet ae pares, Ga. R. E. Aycock, Monroe,  
nae ee My  Ga, v. insp. stock. aranteed good. : - sey,  Ga. hb. 2. Be : 
me April 10th, ie ee ee $1.50 M. Can use some peas and Otoo-} State insp. imp. Porto Ricans, pink| Lee Wilson Big Boll cotton seed, 1st 
so.  Rt . - 4. CTl- | tan soy beans in exch. M. F. Gaddis, | skin var. $1.50 M 5 M. $1.25 M. Alllyr. from originator; $1.25 bu. or will 
a Quitman, Ga. : FOB. J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga. exch. for Porto Rico potato plants, or  
C a. ; Frost-proof E. J. and Chas. W: cab- New Stone and Baltimore tom.|field peas. R. N. Massey, Nicholson, 
cabbage plants, nice, and _ fresh | bage, and Stone, Red Rock and Grea- plants, ready April 1st to 15th, $ M. not | Ga. :  vat 
Per oe ee ee i ee a ee Poiante Deepaid, H. C. Burnsed, Sr. Ellabell,; Russells 26 yrs. improved 
2 . f Sue . 10nNS j : ? a. e . . 
dy immediate shipment. F. F. | State insp. and treated, $2 M. All del. Southern grown, eyerbearing Masto- | Ga. 90 per cent of the A 
to es, Fitzgerald, Ga. B. F. Mallard Oliver, Ga. _ don strawberry, in clumps or single, |50 bolls make 1 lb. Thickest burr in 
bbage plants, now ready, new | Cabbage plants grown since _ the | will bear this yr. $3 to $5 per 100. Exch | existence, 38 to 42 per cent lint, 1 1-8 
op, $1.25 M, 5M $5; Porto Ricans, | freeze, packed to reach destination in|some for strained honey. Dr. Chas. | inch staple. Sidney C. Williams, Law- 
Bee HM rosett, Bara: Ge Mita hemarviie Ge 7 | meinen Ward, Allie, Ge. 100) Oak: ransevile, Ga. 
: ors = Rs  ? a. ? ? s. z ale oad.  y j 
- Imp. red skin Porto Ricans and Hastings extra early tomato well Cuthbert and St. Regis red rasp-|ed Neelys Coker No. 5 
N ney Hall plants, Gov. insp. $1.50 M | bodied plants, 30c a 100, $3 M. Well| berries, 50c a doz., $2.50 a 100, $15 M | inch staple. Piedmont Cleveland cotton 
ghal cheeks accepted: . R. Redniond | Harris Blackshear, Ga, R'm" /RigiPn@: 7 F Aidetton, Blue Ridge, [sed #8 per evr. 
7 : 3 J . . iv 2  PS: s - . : a., Ue . RENT 
elham, Ga.  ; ea _Genuine certified imp. Porto Ricans| Cabbage and collard plants, for Ap-| 50 bu. Coker No. 5 cotton seed, 1 1-16 
lastings Marglobe and  Brimmer | $1.50 M, 5M or more, $1.40 M FOB. | ril and May del. 200, 50c; 300, 60c; 500, | inch staple, 90c per bu. FOB Bi 
omato plants, each, 30c a 100, or $2) Cash with order. Satisfaction guaran-|75c; $1.25 M, 5 and 10 M, 75c M. col-/|R. T. Huff, Bishop, Ga.  
, April del. Booking orders now.| teed. Willie Courson, Baxley, Ga., Rt. | lect. Cader Stephens, Flowery Branch, 25 bu. Rucker cotton seed, reclea ed 
 
  
 
  
 
  
  
 
udy Thompson Everbearing  straw- | 4, Box 30. 2 <eGa. - .|$1 per bu FOB Station. C. H. Da 
erry plants, now ready, 30c a 100, $1.-| . Porto Ricans, April and May del.,| Red Gold, Sugar Saver, strawberry, | by, White Plains, Ga. Noo ew 
0 M. Mrs. S. Carter, Alma, Ga. $1.40M. Good count and prompt del.| orig. by Gardner Nursery, Osage, Ia. 
 
    
   
    
  
  
   
     
    
     
    
    
   
    
  
    
   
     
   
  
   
   
   
   
  
     
   
  
    
    
  
    
   
   
    
   
   
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
    
   
   
  
   
   
   
    
     
     
    
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
     
  
   
     
    
     
   
     
   
  
  
 
Ha  Big Brimmer and Mar-/| Gov. insp. and treated. J. M. Tomber- | $1 doz. $2, 50c, $4 a. 100; $35 M. Joh 
globe tomato plants, each, 30c a 100, | lin, Surrency, Ga., Rt. 2. 3 |Chrisulakey, Washington, Ga. ous 
$2. M. April 10th and 15th del. Book- Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. Ap- 500 Lucretia dewberry plants, and 
ders now. Mrs. W. M. McDon-/ril and May.del. $1.50 M, 5M $1.35 |500 Eldorado blackberry, $8 prepaid. 
id; Alma, Ga., Rt. 2.. M. Good count and good plants. H. H.| Maud Hamby, Greenville, Ga., Rt. 3. 
Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. April and | Herring, Surrency, Ga., Rt. 2. Hastings Extra Early tomato plants |der. O. H. Arnold, Jr., Athens, G: 
y del. $1.50 M. FOB. Mrs. A. F. Imp. Red Skin Porto Ricans, $1.50/50c per 100 postpaid. Ready April 250 bus. Cokers No. 5 cotton see 
heffield, Surrency, Ga. Rt: 2,  M, FOB, $1.75 M del.; seed potatoes | 10th. Mrs. C. L. Britton, Jackson,|1 1-16 inch Staple. $1 per bu. or 
Gov. insp. and treated pure red meat | grown from vine cut. and insp. in| Ga.  : : per 100 lbs. FOB Bishop, Ga. Mrs. H. 
orto Rico potato plants, 1 to 5M,/|field and bank. Cash with order. Jas. __ Genuine, imp. Porto Ricans, Gov.|H. Huff, Bishop, Ga., Box 23. He 
1.75 M, 5 to 10M, $1.50 M. By exp. or |W. Sellers, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 4, Box/insp. and treated, ready April 10th,} Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, will sell 
del. to any point in Ga. April|68.  : $1.50 M, 7M lots up, $1.40 M. H. G.j or exch for shelled corn, bu. for bu. 
_ 'T. W. Register, Vienna, Ga._ Imp. Porto Ricans $1.50 M FOB or|Evans, Graham, Ga. 5 FOB. W. T. Adams, Lavonia, Ga., Box 
__Eytra early J. and Chas. W., Suc- | $1.75 del. Gov. insp. Cash with order.| Everbearing strawberry plants, 25c|381. oe 
sssion, Flat Dutch and Sure Head|O. M. Miles, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4, Box|doz. Mrs. J. W. Elliott, Barnesville, 1000 bu. Cleveland Big Boll cotton 
cabbage plants, large, well rooted and|68. ~ bee gee Gae Rtv < may seed, recleaned in even wt. bags $1 
fresh grown, 40c, 200; 70c, 500; $1.20 Horse radish and calamus roots, 6 Iceberg and Big Boston lettuce | per bu FOB Monroe, Vv 
 5M $5.50 del. postpaid. Now rea--|for 50; 90c doz. Garlic, peppermint | plants, 25c a 100, del. Cash with or- | cock, Monroe, Ga. ie 
dy. Prompt shipment. J. P. McCook, | and tansy, 15c doz., 75c. a 100. No or-|der. L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga. . 2500 bu. Wannamaker Cleveland cot- 
Fitzgerald, Ga. ders filled for: less than 25c. Miss| State insp. Porto Ricans, $1.75 M, | ton seed, at reduced price 1st yr. fro 
p. and unimproved Porto Rico | Jewell Clayton, Roy, Ga. _ del. T. D, Dowdy, Cordele, Ga., RFD | the originator. L. P. Brandenburg, Se- 
potato plants, treated and insp, $1.50| Porto Ricans, pure strain,  grown | D. : a ~ fnoia, Ga. 3 CRE ae 
cabbage plants, $1.25 M. Exp. col.| from large potatoes, $1.75 M, del. 5M| Open garden grown, Stone tomato, 500 bu. pure Wannamaker cotton 
Mrs. L. J. Walker, Baxley, Ga. or more, $1.65 M del. Begin shipping |C. H. Wakefield cabbage, Sweet Bell |seed, ist yr. from originator Reclean- 
Goy. insp. Porto Rico potato plants, | first of April. Cash with order. Wm. | pepper, all strong plants, 50c a 100, 300 | ed, $1.10 per bu. FOB Senoia, Ga. / 
$1.50 M, 5M and over, $1.40 M. Cash | McDonald, Valdosta, Ga., Rt. 1, Box $1; Cabbage ready for shipment; oth- | L. Crook, Senoia, Ga. Rt. 3. aoe 
with order. D. C. Fossett, Baxley, Ga. | 121. : i ers March 30th. W. J. Burney, Pool-| Winns Improved Texas Touden ex- 
50M tomato plants, now ready to} Klondike strawberry plants, 25 a/| er, Ga. tra Big Boll, light foliage, lint 40 per 
p: Greater Baltimore, Beefsteak,| 100; horse radish, 4 nice bunches, 25c, Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.50;cent, $1.25 per bu. in 10 bus. lots $1 
stone, 45c a 100, $1.70, 500, $3 M. Cash| vr. old sage plants, 4 for 25c. Exch.|.\ FOB or $1.75 M del. No personal| per bu. B. F. Winn, Royston, Ga. 
with order. Mrs. J. T. Smith, Baxley, | for E. J. or Wakefield cabbage plants | checks. O. L. Mobley, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 1000 Ibs. of Piedmont Cleveland cot- 
Ga., RFD 4. : Ea. to pay postage. Mary E. Grindle, 4 Box 43.  oe j i ; ni 
_ White skin, yellow meat Porto Ric- | Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 42. Genuine Porto Ricans, gov. insp. clean $3 per 100 lbs. FOB. Lao 1500 
ans, full count, good plants, $1.50 M,| Thousands of Bermuda grass roots, $1.50 M Cash with order. FOB. G. R./ lbs. Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed, 
FOB; New Stone and Greater Balti-|free from dirt and trash, $2.50 per Thomas, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. raised in 1929 $2.50 per bu. Mrs. J. 
more tomato, $1.15 M. R. J. Boat-| packed peck measure (enough for 1-2 Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, $1.75 M 5 Whitlow, Canon, Ga., RFD 3. 
t, Coffee, Ga. acre or more). Mrs. Ida Satterfield, M or more, $1.50 M FOB. $2 M_ del. ) 
mp. Porto Ricans, $1.50 M, FOB. | White, Ga., Rt. 1. Grady Cauley, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. pure and recleaned in good bags $ 
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H. Rentz, Surrency, Ga. : gue ee epee ae a are ad bet be tes pce for Opie cane s 
Greater Baltimore, Beefsteak, Mar- : . Prompt del. and good count. | . or Otootan beans. B. F. Fagan, | 
, and Stone tomato plants, now|C. B. Tomberlin, Surrency, Ga. P lants Wanted tin, Ga. . 
 
dy, $1.70, 500, $3 M, 5M up, _ $2.75 Gov. insp. Porto Ricans $2 M, 5M or : ;  
M. Cash with order. W. H. Morris, | more, $1.75 M. Jas. A. Ryals, Hazle-| Want a few M insp. Porto Ricans. | fully ginned, recleaned and picked b 
dey, Ga., RFD 4. hurst, Ga., Box 326... . eg Exch. pullets of any popular breed for |fore the rain, $3 per 100 Ibs. FO 
Cabbage plants ready for shipment,| Red skin Porto Ricans, State insp.|same. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. Also some Half and Half cotton see 
$1.25 M, 5M and up, $1 M. Booking | $1.50 M.to 5M. Over that, $140 M Want onion, cabbage and tomato|recleaned and sound. An _ excell 
orders for Porto Ricans, April and|FOB here. Money order required. G:/ plants, to be sent now. and tomatoes | yield, $3 per 100 lbs. or will exch fc 
May shipments, $1.50 M. Cash with |H. Lord, Graham, Ga., Rt. 1. later. Exch. thoroughbred eggs for|Hay. Jas. A. Brantley, Harrison, Ga. 
order. Mrs. Nell Fossett, Baxley, Ga.| About 300 Red Raspberries, 10c ea.|same. Write. Mrs. Nellie Puckett,| 70 bus. Half and Half cotton seed 
_ Porto Ricans, Gov. insp., $1.50 M,|and postage. Exch for syrup or hon- | Cordele, Ga., Rt. B. 90c per bu. J. C. Lewis, Eastman, Ga. 
5M and up, $1.40 M. April del. Gua-j|ey. Sarah MeArnoll, Demorest, Ga.| Want 1M Porto Rico potato plants.| 90 bus. Delta seed cotton $1 per bu. 
rantee satisfaction. Mrs. Rebecca Fos- | Rt. 1. d Exch. 2 settings of pure bred B. R.| Write for details. S. S. Copeland, 
sett, Baxley, Ga. Napier grass, $5 per M. Joints, cut,| eggs, selected from good layers. El- | Jackson, Ga. oe 
 
  
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $1.75 M.|ready to plant, del. in M lots and up.|eanor Hays, Covington, Ga. Half and Half cotton seed, from 
FOB Cash with order. No checks ac-|T. J. Wills, Whigham, Ga. __ Want to exch. Thompson B. R. eggs |Summerour the originator, pure and 
cepted. Mrs. W. S. A. Beckworth, Bax-| Genuine red skin Porto Ricans, trea- | for Gov. insp. Porto Rico plants. Mrs. |Sound and ginned with care, $1.25 per 
 
Ga. ted and insp. $1.75 M; 5 M $1.65 M. Ga.| J. P. Mabry, Canon, Ga. bu. or will exch for field peas or any- 
_ J. cabbage plants, full count, $2] points del. J. W. Haman, Sumner, Ga.| Want 1 or 2M sweet potato plants | thing can use on the farm. W. L. Eng- 
. Potato plants for April del, $2 M.| Lady Thomp. strawberry plants, 25|and a few hundred cabbage, tomato | lish, Ambrose, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 7 on 
ji del. Walter Johnson, Baxley, Ga.| a 100; Grape vines, 10c ea. pie plants, | and pepper plants. Exch. pure bred |. Acala. cotton seed, recleaned, 
Strawberry plants, $2 M. Exch for|15c ea. Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga.|B. R .eggs for same. Write. Mrs. Jo- | staple, extra heavy fruiter, 90c 
ned fruit, peanuts, Irish: or: sweet po-| Rt3.29< = Ss. ba |sie Jenkins, Dahlonega, Ga. = CN. Ad Social Circle.  
es. Mrs. W. A. Cooper, Bowdon,! Garden gooseberry, 20c ea. also white,' Want 1M red skin Porto R tato bo 
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
 
     
  
  
 
  
 
      
   
 Georgia Products 
For Sale ~ 
 
  
 
bu. pure red skin Porto Rico po- 
good and sound, 75c bu. Cash 
 
ey order) with order. Other par- 
to pay exp. chgs. .G. M. Taylor, 
 
ima, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 36. 
 
10 bus. Triumph sweet potatoes, G. 
 
. Byrd, Waverly Hall, Ga. 
 
200 bus. Yellow Skin Porto Rico po- 
oes, sound and sweet. $1.00 per bu. 
 
ted; 75c per bu. Bulk FOB Dublin. 
Allen, Dublin, Ga- Rt. 4. 
 
_ SYRUP FOR SALE 
300 gal. pure Ga. Cane syrup 65c 
ig E. L. Ussery, Hazlehurst, Ga. 
Old Fashion Sugar Cane syrup, case 
ound cans, $4.80; Case 12, five 
cans, $5.20, Cayana Cane sy- 
9; Cas 6, 10 pound cans, $3.80. 5c 
; Reduction on 5 case lots. W. 
Wells, Adel, Ga. 
ure Ga. Cane syrup in 35 gal. 
8c per gal. 1 case, 6 No. 10 
$4; 1 case 12 No. 5 cans $4.25; 
FOB Pelham, Ga. G. D. Kierce, 
Iham, Ga. 
Pure Ga. Cane syrup, 6 No. 10 cans 
. case, $4 per case. 12 No. 5 cans to. 
, $4.25 per case. Off Grade, frost 
jitten, 35 gal. bbis., $9 per bbl. Cash 
th order. Malvin Collins, Whigham, 
 
ea ; 
Fine flavored sugar cane.syrup, gal. 
ns $1, C. R. Morgan, Americus, Ga. 
A-1 bright, heavy Sugar cane syrup 
No. 10 cans, $4.20; 12 No. 5s, $4.- 
and 24 qts. $4.65. .Frt. paid in 
on 2 or more Ccs., or on single cs. 
25c extra; 10c less on 5 or more 
_ Also thick, heavy, slightly frost 
en syrup in new 35 gal. bbls. $13; 
t. paid or $18 bbl. for A-1 grade not 
aged. Lee Patrick, Quitman, Ga. 
Ga, cane syrup in 1-2 gal. and gal. 
ns. D. L. Curry, Climax, Ga. 
New Ga. cane syrup in Cypress bbls. 
2 gal. per bbl. lots, or 50c gal. FOB 
eae S. A. Rahn, Rincon, Ga., 
 
  
 
/ Ga. Cane syrup, 
 
50c per can FOB here. 
otity. Jas. A. Chauncey, Screven, 
a. cane syrup, 10 Ib. cans, 5c; 
e of 10 cans, 65c. Mrs. P. J. Byrd, 
gerald, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
eorgia Products 
_ Wanted 
ANS AND PEAS WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
0 exch some long or round Canta- 
seed or rice, cane or okra seed 
 
ant to exch. registered Jersey \bull 
 
ves 8 and 10 mos. old for peas an 
vet beans either running or bunch, 
ood hay variety. S. G. McNeil, 
 
n, Ga. 
Want 1 or 2 pks. of good clean sound 
eld peas must be pure and unmixed. 
1 exch pure bred R. I. Red eggs 
Mexican June seed corn for same. 
 
sse N. Mobley, Whigham, Ga., Rt. 1. 
Want to exch. pure bred J. B. Giant 
3s $1.50 per 15 for Otootan jbeans 
lanting. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bow- 
aa me. 0. 
ant 2 bu. Otootan beans, Clarence 
Giles, Marietta> Ga. Rt. 4. 
Want Mung beans. and Brab peas 
exch. for Porto Rican potato plants. 
M. Clark, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 1. 
to exch. 7 bus. of good cotton 
cholson high fruiter for 1 bu. 
ootan beans. B. T. McEntire, 
 
ant 1-2 bu. Red Ripper peas to 
Must. be of pure variety and 
and reasonable price. Write best 
 
delivered } 
 
:  . E. Kimsey, Farming- 
Ga., RFD 3. ue 
Want all varieties of Bunch velvet 
Soy beans, field peas, Mung 
 
3; Russian peas or any kind for 
building. Send samples, stating 
 Name of each, date of planting 
Seuth Ga. Will pay cash or exch. 
et Running beans, Wannamaker 
seed, Stone Mountain melon 
Cantaleupe seed or Spanish pea- 
shelled and cleaned by hand for 
Price must be reasonable _ if 
Minni Cordele, Gc. 
 
| peas. 
 
michael, Tifton, Ga. 
 
JI, Red eggs, 
 
: ville, Ga. 
 
  
 
Jasper, Ga., Rt. 2. 
Pure W naker 
 
% 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
Want 1 peck. of Silver hull Crowder 
Luther Burt, Juno, Ga. 
 
Want Seed velvet and Otootan beans 
wili give in exch. Silver Lace Wyan- 
Bee eggs. R. E. Long, Bremen, Ga. 
 
mans to exch. Drip cane seed, Millet 
seed for large Black Crowder peas, lb. 
for lb., or Running and Bunch :but- 
ter bean seed, 2 lbs. for 1 of beans. 
Mrs. Mabel Jones, Claxton, Ga., Rt. 
 
1, Box. 33. 
 
Wanted: 1-2 bu: of Purple Hull peas 
at a reasonable price. W. B. Powell, 
Juniper, Ga., Rt. 1 
 
Want some pure White Crowder 
peas, Quote best price in first letter. 
B. R. Hambrick, Stone Mountain, Ga. 
 
Want Bunch speckled peas for seed 
at once. Rufus H. Robinson, Whig- 
ham, Ga., RFD 2. 
 
Wanted: Best price on 50 bu. of 
Velvet beans. F. B. Bass, Chipley, 
 
a. : 
Exch value for Lady Finger peas, 
will exch for dried apples. Mrs. R. 
C. Lovett, Cuthbert, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
BEES, BEE SUPPLIES AND HONEY 
WANTED. 
 
Wanted : 30 colonies of Italian bees, 
10 frame patented hives with wired 
combs. Give particulars and price for 
oe Murl J. Morris, Baxley, Ga., R. 
Re Sty - 
 
CORN AND CORN MEAL WANTED 
Want Popcorn on cob. Write best 
price on bu. lots. C. W. Seagraves, Jr.. 
Atlanta, Ga., Box 563, RFD 5. 
Want 10 bu. corn or oats. Will exch 
2 yr. old apple trees at 10c each, or 
pay cash. P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin, Ga. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED | 
Want to exch Watson melon seed, 
for Ga. Runner peanuts. H. L. Car- 
 
Want to exch. genuine red _ skin 
Porto Rican. potato plants for N. C. 
Runner peanuts; 5M plants for 5 bus. 
of peanuts. I. N. Campbell, Surren- 
cy, Ga., Rt. 2. ae ee 
 
Want to exch 1 setting of thorough- 
pred R. I. Red eggs for 1-2 bu.) of 
peanut seed. Clara Bell Pettit, Pike, 
 
Ga. 
 
Want 10 lbs. Hastings Valencia pea- 
nutsh, will exch. 15 thoroughbred R. 
Donaldson strain for 
Mrs. Ola Jones, Grayson, Ga. 
 
POTATOES WANTED , 
Will- trade a few settings of pure 
Tancred strain S. C. W. L._eggs for 
potatoes and other things. Eggs. val- 
ved at $1.50 per 15. Ira F. McMinn, 
 
Ayersville, Ga. : 
Want to exch pure bred J. B. Giant. 
eggs for oPrto Rican potatoes. Each 
 
same. 
 
_| to pay postage. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bow- 
 
don, Ga., Rt. 5. | ; 
 
Want to exch. R. I. Red eggs, dark 
Owen strain, 75c per setting for Por- 
to Rican potatoes for seed. -Mrs. W. 
D. Stiles, Blue Ridge, Ga. 
 
: SYRUP WANTED 
Want to exch 12 bus. good cotton 
seed, Nicholson variety, high linter, for 
12 gals. of good thick syrup. B. F. 
 
q | McEntire, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
Want to exch white Spanish pea- 
nuts for pure Ga. Cane syrup. Jeff 
A. Taylor, Buena Vista, Ga. 
 
FRUIT WANTED 
Want to exch tomato plants. to hr 
del .in April, or Lucretia dewberrv 
plants, at $1 M, for dried peaches or 
apples. Mrs. O. D. Woodruff, Green- 
 
GRAIN WANTED 
 
Want to exch. Reg. Jersey bull 
calves, 8 and 10 mos. old, best of 
breeding for seed oats, beans or peas. 
S. G. MeNeill, Arlington, Ga. 
 
VEGETABLES WANTED 
Want green onions, beets, carrots 
and turnips with roots. Sterling C. 
Jenkins, Columbus, Ga., Rt. 2. 
Want to hear from party having ar- 
tichokes for sale. R. P. Rowe, More- 
land, Ga. : 
 
Cotton Seed For Sale 
 
200 bus. Rucker cottn seed, 75c per 
bu. Good sound seed. Cash with or- 
der, FOB. J. E. Huff, Philomath, Ga. 
 
Addison Extra Early cotton seed, 
kept pure at $1.25 per bu. J..H. Kitch- 
ens. Franklin, Ga., RFD 4. 
 
1500 bu. good planting cotton seed, 
saved before storm. 95 per cent ger- 
mination, 90c per bu. 
lay, Waynesboro, Ga. 
 
Pure Rucker cotton seed, $1 per bu. 
Raised in North Ga. Will exch 6 bu. 
of cotton seed for 6 bu. nice eating 
Porto Rican potatoes. John Brotk, 
 
7 Cleveland cotton 
 
  
 
H. A. Macau- } 
 
  
 
seed 21-8 strain only 1 yr. from_orig- 
inator, $3.50 per 10 lbs. Small lots 
$1.50 per bu. FOB. R. B. Banks, Fay- 
etteville, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
50 bus. Big Boll Wannamaker cot- 
tn seed, pure and clean, 1st yr. from 
originator, $1 per bu. C. R. Thigpen, 
Rockledge, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
* 50 bus. Pure Coker No. 5 coton Seed, 
carefully ginned and unmixed. Ist yr. 
from originator. Cotton from these 
seed 40 per cent lint; $1 per bu FOB 
Greensboro, Ga. Sample on request. 
W. C. Askew, Greensboro, Ga. 
 
Pure Rucker cotton seed, $1 per bu. 
Raise in North Georgia. John Brock, 
Jasper, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Half and Half cotton seed, 1st yr. 
from originator, 46 per cent lint. Pure, 
unmixed, sound seed $1 per bu. Will 
exch. for Brab peas at 4 for l. A. V. 
Startley, Alamo, Ga. ! 
 
Few bus. Wannamaker Cleveland 
cotton seed, sound and almost free 
from black seed, picked before the 
rain. Cotton picks easy and lints well 
$1.50 per bu. elivered. W. H. Norris, 
Zebulon, Ga. 
 
Yeargins Big Boll cotton seed, bred 
from a single stalk; Very prolific, of- 
ten pick 2 lbs from a Single stalk. 
Early, gets ahead of the Boll weevil. 
40 to 42 per cent lint. Write for spe- 
ee prices. W. M. Yeargin, Hartwell, 
 
a. 
400 bu.-Delta No. 4 cotton seed, re- 
cleaned and gathered before storms. 
1.32 in. staple, or better. $1.25 per bu. 
FOB Social Circle. W. D. Partee, So- 
viai Circle; Ga. 
 
65 bus. Cleveland Big Boll - cotton 
seed, carefully ginned, kept pure and 
gathered and stored before the rains. 
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson, Ga 
 
Pure Piedmont Cleveland  cotton 
seed, 2nd yr. from the originaor, pick- 
ed before rains. Privately ginned, re- 
cleaned $1.25 per bu. R. W. Stem- 
bridge, Milledgeville, Ga. 
 
1000 bu. of Wannamaker cotton seed 
$1.25 per bu. FOB. -1st yr. from_orig- 
inator. Y. S. B. Gray, Griffin, Ga. 
 
Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed $1 
 
er bu. FOB. T. E. Wise} Pitts, Ga., 
 
t+. 2, Box 104. 
 
_Carefully -selected Cokers No. 5 cot- 
ton seed, 39.5 per cent lint. 1 1-32 in. 
staple, $1 per bu. FOB. L. A. Evans, 
Moreland, Ga. 
 
Wannamaker Resistant cotton seed, | 
 
ist yr. from the originator, cost me 
$3 per bu. For quick sale, $1.25 per bu. 
Also about 25 bus. Manley Heavy Frui- 
ter, made over a bale per acre $1.25- 
per bu. FOB. O. S. Williams, Scot- 
land,. Ga. 
 
25 bus. Mathis Elite Improved Wilt- 
resistant Toole cotton seed, carefully 
picked and ginned, $1 bu. FOB Edi- 
a Ga. O. W. Parker, Sr., Edison, 
 
a. 
 
Pure Rucker cotton seed ist yr. from 
originator, 45 per cent lint, $1 per 
a a H. Holcomb, Adairsville, Ga., 
Rial: : 
 
25 or 30 bus. of good-Half and Half 
cotton seed, planted 2 yrs. and just 
been recleaned, $1 per bu. Willie Dur- 
den, Oak Park, Ga., Box 142. 
 
Acala cotton seed, extra early, long 
staple, 90c per bu. FOB. . N. Ad 
ams, Social Circle, Ga. , 
 
Pure Rucker cotton seed, 90c per bu. 
FOB. J. W. Brodey, Chatsworth, Ga. 
 
Latest Improved College No. 1 cot- 
ton seed, registered pure by Ga. Im- 
provement Association. Reduced price. 
J. W. Granade; Washington, Ga. 
 
50 bus. Dixie Triumph cotton seed. 
blight resistant, large bolls, five locks, 
easy to pick -but doesnt fall out eas- 
ily; Good lint; last year made 14 bales 
on 15 acres; $1 per bu. Any quantity. 
Cashier checks or Money order. A. J. 
Clary, Arabi, Ga. : 
 
Good sound Half and Half planting 
cotton seed $1 per bu FOB. Send mon- 
ey order. G. H. Culpepper, Dallas, Ga. 
 
Pure, Ped. Cleveland big boll, pri- 
vately ginned, lst yr. from orig. $1.25 
bu. FOB here. Jas. A. Chauncey, 
Sereven, Ga. 
 
Wannamaker Cleveland, .-slightly 
mixed, 85e bu. FOB. J. E. Martin, 
Flowery Branch, Ga:, Rt. 3. 
 
Ruckers ist yr. from orig. $1 bu. 
 
FOB. P. M. Holcomb, Adairsville, Ga. 
 
Ro. 2. 
 
Ruckers, 
DU Week, 
Rok. 
 
Covington Imp. Toole, recleaned, $1.- 
ey bu.. W. A. Wammock, Harrison, 
a. 
 
100 bu. Piedmont big boll, $1 bu. 
sacked FOB. W. J. Estes, Senoia, Ga. 
Vandivers Heavy Fruiter, 1st year 
from orig. for sale. . E. L. Ussery, Ha- 
zlehurst, Ga.- . 
Reg. cotton seed: Neelys Cleveland 
big boll and Cokers 884, both $1 bu. 
J. C. Upshaw, Covington, Ga. 
 
300 bu. puire College No. 1, recleaned, 
100 bu. lots, or more, $1.25 bu; less, 
 
ist yr. from Rucker, $1 
Striplin, Adairsville, Ga., 
 
8 
~ 
a 
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
$1.50 bu. FOB. A. P. Winston,_Ath- 
ens, Ga. : : 
300 bu. pure Ruckers list yr. from 
one $1 bu. BR. L. Worley, Roopviile, 
a. 
 
Cokers No. 5, saved pure at gin, $1 
bu. FOB. Exch. 5 bu. for 1 case, six 
gal. or 10 bu. for 2 cs. good Ribbon 
cane syrup. Ea. to pay freight. S. H. 
rAchbeli, Athens, Ga., RFD 2. 
 
Ruckers ist yr. from orig. $1 bu. J. 
L. Holcomb, Adairsville; Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Pure College No. 1, $3 per 100 lbs. 
L. A. Holmes, Ranger, Ga. : 
 
400 bu. Wannamaker Cleveland big 
boll, 2nd yr. from orig. carefully pick- 
ed and ginned, $1 bu. FOB. A. J. 
Grant, Dallas, Ga. : 
 
Ruckers ist yr. from orig. Gathered 
before fall rains: 47 per cent lint last 
year. $1 bu. FOB. D. F. Holcomb, Ad- 
airsville, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Pure Rucker cotton seed, ginned be- 
fore bad rains and culled $1.25 per bu. 
10 bu. and up $1. per bu FOB. Jim | 
Tumberlin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2. g 
 
Hawkins Early Big Boll cotton seed 
$1.25 per bu. FOB Dennis. B. W. Haw-. 
kins, Dennis, Ga. 
 
25 bus. Neelys Fancy Staple cotton 
seed $1 per bu. FOB Marietta, Ga. Rt. 
4, Clarence Giles, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Pure Addison cotton seed, picked be- 
fore the rain, made 30 bales on 45 
acres in 1929, $1 per bu FOB. T. O. Rig- 
gins, Molena, Ga. : 
 
Cooks Big Boll cotton seed for plant- 
ing, picked. before storm. In ton lots 
or less 75c per bu. or $40 per ton FOB. 
I. G. Thompson, Garfield, Ga. 
 
Pure College No. 1 cotton seed: 90c 
 
eee beans. E. N. Hopper, Ranger, 
a. 
 
Burson Cleveland Big Boll cotton 
prize on 5 acres. $1.50 per bu. FOB. R. 
P. Burson, Monroe, Ga. ; 
 
Wannamaker Cotton seed, ginned 
privately, $1.00 per bu; 2nd yr. from 
the originator, seed slightly damaged, 
75c per bu. E. R. Bailey, Harlem, Ga. 
 
Cokers Wright Staple cotton seed, 
$1.50 per bu. G. S. Wilson, Buena Vis- 
ta, Ga. RFD 5. oes 
 
200 bus. Wilson Type Big Boll cotton 
seed $1.35 per bu; will exch for young 
Jersey Milk Cow or Big Bone Black ~ 
P. C. Sow or Duroc Gilt. Mrs. Lela  
Billing ,Dover, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
Pure Wannamaker Cotton seed ,re- 
cleaned 80c per bu. Riley C.- Couch, 
Turin, Ga. : : 
| Wilson Type Big Boll cotton seed $3 
per 100 lbs. J. F. Passmore, Helena, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
70 bus. Wannamaker Cleveland Big 
Boll cotton seed, recleaned, picked be- 
fore the rains. Planted 1 yr. Bought 
jirect from Wannamaker in Feb 1929. 
Nearly pure at 90c; $1 per bu. select. 
FOB Edison, Ga. R. G. Smith, Bluff- 
ton, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
College No. 1-cotton seed 
ing, will) exch for Porto Rican potato 
plants, 2 bu. seed for 1 M. plants. P. 
B. Stephens, Austell, Ga. 
 
50 bus. Piedmont Cleveland cotton 
seed $1 bu. H. J. Garland, Griffin, Ga. 
 
20 bus. Half and Half Big Boll cot- 
ton seed, picked before the rains. Will 
exch for Feeder Shoats 50 or 75 lbs; $1 
yer bu. O. K. Billups, Jr., Midville, Ga. 
Rt. 2 Box 25. Ne 
 
Toole Wilt-Resistant cotton seed 
kept pure at gin. Germination test 91_ 
ver cent, $1.25 per bu. Also Cook 307-6 
1st. yr. from breeder, kept pure at gin. 
Tested 82 per cent sound, $1.50 per bu 
FOB. A. C. Price, Bronwood, Ga. 
 
Pure Rucker Cotton seed, ist yr. | 
from originator, $1 per bu. 45 per cent 
us G. F. Burch, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 
 
2 tons Neely Improved and 2 tons 
Wilson Type cotton seed, recleaned and 
excellent quality $1 per bu. FOB Ten- 
nille. Also 200 bus. Wilson Type cotton 
seed, gathered dry, recleaned, $1 per 
bu. Cash with order. 3-bu. bags. D. R. 
Thomas, Tennille, Ga. j 
 
King Cotton seed, also a few bu. 
Mixed heavy fruiter and King cotton 
seed. Write for prices. J. T. Crutch- 
field, Montrose, Ga. : 
 
50 or 60 bus. College No. 1 cotton 
seed, for planting, early variety; staple 
average 15-16 inch. 75c per bu. FOB. 
J. F. Briscoe, Logansville, Ga. 
 
Half and Half cotton seed, Also Cok- 
ers No. 5 Improved Cleveland Big Boll 
$1.25 per bu. Cash with order. -J. D. 
Riner, Meeks, Ga. 
 
Pedigreed Piedmont Cleveland cot- 
ton seed, 1st yr. from the originator, 
clean and sound $1.25 per bu FOB Sta- 
tion. J. H. Parks, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
extra staple. Wilt-resistant cotton 
seed $1.25 per bu. FOB Hartwell. R. C. 
 
Temple, Hartwell, Ga 
 
  
 
  
 
per bu. or will exch. for Laredo or O- 
 
seed, 15-16.to 1 inch staple. Won state. 
 
for plant- o- 
 
Pure J. R. Cleveland, 45 per cent lint, . 
   
   
 
__30 bus. Wannamaker Cleveland Big 
oll cotton seed, $1.50 per bu. FOB 
Pure and culled by hand culler. Olin 
O. Pricket, Maysville, Ga. 
ovington Toole Wilt-resistant cot- 
ton seed, ist yr. from Covington Farm, 
per bu. J. L. Allen, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 
 
Sound and pure Rucker Half and 
f and Cleveland cotton seed, all 
eaned, $2.50 per 100 lbs. R. L. OKel- 
Winder, Ga. . 
0 bu. Piedmont, 200 bus. Wanna- 
ker Cleveland cotton seed, 2nd. yr. 
m originator ,privately ginned and 
eaned $1. per bu. In lots of 25-bus. 
or more 90c FOB. R. O. Tarpley, Fair- 
burn, Ga. Rt. 3. 3 
Pure Rucker cotton seed, 1st. yr. 
om originator, rolls cleaned at gin 
per bu. Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Adairs- 
lle, Ga. 
Pure Langford Heavy fruiter and 
iedmont Cleveland cotton seed, 1928 
rop $1 per bu. FOB. Cash with order. 
* will exch. for peas. C. A. Wilbanks, 
ommerce, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
rom originator $1 per bu. FOB 
Ima, Ga. or will exch for Cow Peas, 
-, Peanuts or Bunch Velvet Beans. 
Holton, Alma, Ga. Rt. 4. 
w Bus. Half and Half cotton seed, 
yield last fall, $1 per bu. in 5 bu. 
J. A. Pierce, Alma, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
50 bus. Early Heavy Fruiter cotton 
, $1.25 per bu; Also 20 bus. of 
s Improved cotton seed $1.25 per 
OB. W. T. Hammack, Bluffton, 
 
Pure Toole cotton seed, 2nd yr. from 
iginator, privately ginned. Well car- 
for and culled ,$1.50 per bu. R. C. 
ooten, Leary, Ga. ; : 
leveland Wannamaker Cotton seed 
lots 85c per bu; Well cared for. 
Camp, Buford, Ga. Rt. 3. 
10 bus. Cleveland Big Boll cotton 
ed, contest patch made 1 bale per 
cre $1 per bu. Add freight. Also a 
w bus of Wannamaker Cotton seed 
e price. W. H. Hambrick, Martin, 
a. RFD 3 Box 8. 
Neelys long staple coton seed, kept 
at the gin 75c per bu. Will exch. 
 
potato plants. Roy Pettigrew, La- 
 
ette, Ga. RFD 2. 
bus. Wannamaker and Rucker 
ton seed, pure and sound $1 per bu. 
bert ah Jones, Cedartown, Ga. 
ure Wannamaker cotton seed $1 per 
er oe M. L. Snare, Gainesville, 
aker Cleveland No. 5 cotton seed, 
1e variety that has won the 5 acre 
test the past 2 years. My. seed came 
om the winner of 1928. $1 per bu. in 
bu Oc; FOB Berkley, 
ite for price on larger quantities. L. 
_Arnold, Point Peter, Ga. 
Petty Toole Cotton seed, fine stock, 3 
u- bags, $1.50 bu.. Cash with order. 
A Elkins, Cairo, Ga. RFD. 
100 bus .Wannamaker Cleveland cot- 
on seed, picked early in fall, carefully 
inned and recleaned $1.25 per bu. 
FOB. Will exch. 8 or 10 bus. for Porto 
ico potato plants, each to pay one- 
ay transportation. U. C. Bowman, 
suford, Ga. Rt. 2. : , 
200 bus. College No. 1 cotton seed, 
St yr from originator, $1 per bu de- 
vered. Joe H. Hopper, Ranger, Ga. 
200 bus. of Rucker and Cleveland Big 
oll cotton seed crossed; Sound and 
ecleaned, sample of seed on request. 
per bu. FOB Carrollton, Ga. 
 
Cotton Seed Wanted 
 
Want Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed 
$1-per bu. or will-exch. Va. Peanuts 
% 4c per lb. for same. Fred E. Seck- 
nger, Guyton, Ga. oe 
Want 6 bu. Bank Account Cotton 
ed, State best price FOB. E. M. 
orpe, Townsend, Ga. 
00 Ibs. of pure Piedmont Cotton 
eed, Could use College No. 1 
eed. Price must be reasonable. del. 
oe Ga. W. B. Powell, Juniper, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
1 or 2 doz. qt. cans, dewberries and 
blackberries, canned 1929, $3 doz. FOB 
also yellow root and May apple root, 
25 Ib. and postage if less than 2 lbs. 
 
rdered. Home canned. Mrs. W. T. 
Hammond, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
Ib. horehound leaves, home dried, 
30 postpaid. Mrs. Hattie Ray, Ken- 
ington, Ga. Rt. 1.  ; 
 
Peach, pear, and watermelon rind 
reserves, all 50c qt. Home cooked. 
-M. Story, Thomson, Ga. 
 
strawberry and other home- 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
made presereves, 35c to 50c pint jars; 
grape and apple jelly, 15c to 25c; rel- 
ish, mustard and chow-chow. Sell or 
exch. for pure bred poultry. Mrs. E. 
Spence, Chamblee, Ga. : 
 
Geese feathers, 45c lb. Mrs. W..D. 
aa Commerce, Ga. 100 So Broad 
 
Sugar Cane. Sell or exch. for any- 
thing can use. Geo. Lee Adams, At- 
lanta, Ga. 247 Rocky Ford Ave., N. E. 
 
White and Red vinegar, 16c gal. in 
bbl lots; 18 gal. in 1-2 bbl. lots FOB. 
J. J. Malone, Brooks, Ga. 
 
Chicken feathers for sale. A. C. 
Floyd, Clayton, Ga., RFD 2. 
 
75 strong white chicken feed sacks, 
100 lb. size, 10c ea. Cash with order. 
Miss Belle Timmerman, Bronwood, Ga. 
RFD 1 Box 83. : 
 
1 1-4 bu. 1929 crop black walnuts. 
Make best offer. W. C. Tiller, Craw- 
ford, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
A lot of 100 lb. size white chicken 
feed sacks. Sell, or exch. for peanuts, 
Syrup cane seed, peas of any var., yel- 
low mammoth Soy beans, syrup, honey 
or hens. Write what you have. C. G. 
Morris, Bowdon, Ga. 
 
White and red vinegar in 50 gal. 
bbls. 15c gal. FOB. Cash with order. 
L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga. 
 
Home canned fruit: 3 qts. cherries 
(free of stone) 40c qt. 6 qts.. strawber- 
rys, 35c qt; 12 qts. White Eng. peaches 
6 qt. apples, 4 qts okra, 30c qt. 6 qtts 
tomattoes, 25c qt. 12 gts. sweet pickled 
peaches and 2 qts sweet pickle cucum- 
bers, 40c qt; 6 qts. sweet pepper relish, 
35c qt., 6 qts. fig preserves and 4 qts. 
dewberry jelly, 45c qt. also a few lbs. 
sundried apples, free from peel and 
worms, 10c Ib. All in glass jars, FOB. 
won J. C. Freeman, Gainesville, Ga. 
 
Goose feathers, 75c lb. Mrs. C. R. Sor- 
rells, Monroe, Ga. ; 
 
About 25 good tow sacks, 5c ea. Will 
exch. James Millsap, Rossville, Ga. 
care Gen. Del. : 
 
Ground oyster shell for large and 
small chickens, $1 per 100 lb. FOB. W. 
= emi Savannah, Ga. 102 Bay St. 
 
Home cured tomatoes in No. 4 cans 
10c per can; 12 qts_krout in qt. Mason 
Jars; 12 cans of whole tomatoes in new 
glass qt. jars, and blackherries, all 25c 
each. Mrs..W. M. DeLay, Powder Spgs. 
Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
Want 1 1-2 Ib. rattle weed root, good 
 
  
 
Rt. 5. Box 562. 
 
Want to contract to grow thefollow- 
ing with party for seed or market pur- 
poses: Giant stringless beans; long 
green tender okra; yellow crook-neck 
squash and tomatoes. Paul Clark, 
Baxley, Ga. 
 
Plants For Sale 
 
Pure, imp. purple skin, Gov. insp. 
and treated Porto Ricans, $2 M. 5 M or 
more, $1.75 M. Royal King sweet pep- 
per, 30c a 100, $1.75 M. Redfield Beauty 
 
  
 
  
 
June Pink tomato plants, 25c a 100, 
 
$1.50 M. Ready for del. April 15th or 
20th. All prepaid. Dean Johnson, Mt. 
Vernon, Ga. Rt. 2... 
 
Genuine red skin Porto Ricans, Gov. 
insp. and treated, $1.50 M. FOB. Will 
exch. for good, home cured meat. I. 
N. Campbell, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Bermuda onion, Early J. and. Chas. 
W. cabbage plants, $1.50 M. Collard 
plants, $125 M. W. R. Catoe, Folks- 
 
ton, Ga. 
 
Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.50 M 
Cash with, order. F. L. Cafter, Coffee, 
Ga. \ : 
 
Bermuda onion plants, 25c a 100; $1, 
500 $1.50 M. J. O. Dussell, Dawson, Ga. 
 
Porto Ricans and Nigger . Killer 
potato plants, Gov. insp. $1.50 M 2 M 
or more lots, $1.25 M. all FOB C. S. 
W. Joiner, Camilla, Ga. Rt. 4 Box 157. 
 
Gov: insp. pure Porto Ricans, $1.60 
M. del. B. E.. Daniel, Ty Ty, Ga. | 
 
Yellow skin Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. 
$1.75 M del. Ready about April 10th or 
15th for shipment. D. Story, Autry- 
ville, Ga. j 
strawberry plants, $2.50 M. Exch. for 
anything can use of equal value. Mrs. 
E. Spence, Chamblee, Ga. 
 
Red skin Porto Ricans, for April and 
May del. $1.50 M. del. in Ga. in 2 M. 
lots and up. All insp. and treated. A. 
W. Askew, Folkston, Ga. 
 
Fresh cabbage plants ,grown since 
the freeze, 500, $1;_$1.50 M. J. A. Mit- 
chell, Thomasville, Ga. 
 
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage, and true 
 
  
 
Ga. collard, all spring grown plants, 
60c per 500, $1 M. Open grown Ice- 
 
and dry. C. C. Holbrooks, Atlanta, Ga. | 
 
Pure Klondike and Lady Thompson 
 
  
 
burg lettuce plants, 50c per 200, $1 per 
se Bek del. E. L. Durham, Dublin, 
a. Rt. 5. 
 
Millions Porto Rico potato plants, 
Gov. insp. $1.75 M., 5 M. $8; 10 M. $15. 
Cash with order. Exch. for peas, or 
baby chicks. G. A, Carter, Rocking- 
ham, Ga. 
 
Missionary, Klondike and Lady 
Thompson strawberry plants, 50c a 100. 
Exch. for garden bean seed. Mrs. Lee 
Head, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 1. 
 
200 M. Porto Ricans, April, May del. 
$1.50 M. Wakefield cabbage plants, 
$1.50 M. Prompt shipment. C. N. 
Strickland, Mershon, Ga. : 
 
Certified red and yellow Po Ri- 
cans, $1.50 M. FOB; $2 M postpaid; 
cabbage and tomato plants, postpaid, 
each, 75c, 500 $1.25 M. John B. Pope, 
Fitzgerald, Ga.  
 
Imp. Porto Rico potato plants, $1.50 
M, 5 M and up, $1.40 M. April and May 
del. J. B. Fossett, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Himalaya blackberry, stocky plants, 
50 doz. Exch. for value. Mrs. H. G. 
Brown, Stone Mtn. Ga.-Rt. 1. . 
 
Flat Dutch cabbage, white Bermuda 
onions, 75c, 500;. $1.25 M. Harliana to- 
mato 25c, 100; $1.50 M Ruby King pep- 
per, 15c doz. 40c a 100; Black Beauty 
Egg plants, 26c doz. 60c a 100. Prepaid. 
Lae Minnie L. McEver, Braselton, Ga. 
 
Progressive Everbearing strawberry 
plants, 50c a 100. W. H. Alexander, 
Cleveland, Ga. : 
 
E. J. and Charleston Wakefield cab-_ 
bage plants 85c per M; By express 
COD or $1.10 per M prepaid. Also 
improved Red skin potato plants, Por- 
to Ricans, gov. insp. $1.40 per M; by. 
express COD or $1.75 per M. postpaid. 
J. H. Sumner, Omega, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Frost-proof Cabbage plants, Extra 
early Jersey and Chas. Wakefields, 
Succession, Sure Head and Flat Dutch 
varieties 500-70c; $1.10 per M. deliver- 
ed postpaid. Express collect 4 M. $4; 10 
M $9. Satisfaction guar. F. F. Stokes, 
Fitzgerald, Ga... 
 
Improved Porto Rican Potato plants, 
state insp. and treatd; $1.65 per M. 
Delivered. Write for price on large 
ae C. H. Reddick, Sylvania, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Rico potato plants, Gov. 
Insp. and treated $1.75 M; Cabbage 
plants, E. J. and Chas. Wakefield and 
Early Drum head $1 per M. ready for 
March 20th. Also Strawberry plants 
$1.25 per M.-all delivered prices. T. 
H. Gordon, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Everbearing Strawberry plants 35c 
per 100 or $3 per M; will exch for onion 
plants, potato plants or bush butter 
bean seed, or anything can use on 
farm. Mrs. Bertha McMichael, Cov- 
ington, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Potato plants, state insp. well dipped. 
Improved genuine wine grown seed 
stock Porto Rican plants $1.50 per M. 
50 M to 75 M lots write for prices. First 
class plants full count, prompt ship- 
ment, all plants guar. Cash with or- 
der. D. W. Black, Cordele, Ga. Rt. C. 
 
Early Jersey Cabbage plants ready 
March 22th, 15 per 100; in lots of 1 
M. $1. Mrs. W. A. Cribb, Nicholls, Ga. 
 
Improved Porto Rico. potato plants 
$1.50 per 1000 FOB or $1.75 per M. 
postpaid. April delivery. S. J. Lindsey, 
Omega, Ga. 
 
Nice spring grown Cabbage plants, 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch. Prompt 
shipment $1 per M..by express. And- 
rew B. Clark, Thomasville, Ga. 
Large Everbearing and Klondike 
Strawberry plants 35c per 100 Postpaid, 
Many with blooms and fruit. Mrs. J. W. 
Laricy, Halcyondale, Ga. 
 
Cabbage plants 300-50c; 500-75c; 1M. 
$1.25 Delivered. Guy Crow, Gaines- 
ville, Ga. 
 
Frost-proof Cabbage plants, Wake- 
field and Copenhagen; Tomato plants: 
Earliana, Stone and Baltimore varie- 
ties; Bermuda and Prizetaker onion 
plants 500-75c; 1M $1.25. Roy McRee, 
Meigs, Ga. : : 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, Govern- 
ment insp. and treated, $2 per M. de- 
livered. Send Money Order, no checks 
accepted. S. H. Brand, Montezuma, 
Ga. Rt. 1. = 
 
Improved Porto Rico potato plants, 
 
Government insp. $1.65 per M. in 5 M 
 
lots or more $1.50 per M FOB Baxley. 
Prompt shipment and full count. Cash 
with order. J. F. Lewis, Baxley, Ga. 
Porto Rico potato plants, State insp. 
strong plants from vine cuttings for 
heavy fruiting, April 10th delivery, 
$1.50 per M, Guar. count. F. G. Tyre, 
Bristol, Ga. : 
Improved Porto Rico potato plants 
$1.50 per M. Early Triumph $1.75 per 
M. FOB Alma, Ga. Will send any 
amount. G. J. Holton, Alma, Ga.  
Pure pink .skin Porto Rico potato 
 
Plants state insp. $1.50 per M. Also! 
 
PAGE ELEVEN 
 
Redfield Beauty tomato plants $1.25 
per M. Now booking orders for later 
del. All plants and count guar. J. A. 
Pierce, Alma ,Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Napier Grass roots, will produce from 
30 to 60 tons of Green forage accord- 
ing to grade of land. Government 
 
analysis gives it the same protein value 
 
as Alfalfa. All kinds of stock love it. 
 
Can be cut 4 times per yr. $7.95 per M. 
 
FOB. S. F. Smith, Cuthbert, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Rico potato plants, 5 M. 
lots $1.50 per M; under 5 M $1.75 per 
M. All plants FOB. Baxley. H. L. Kes- 
ler, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Porto Rico potato plants, $1.65 per M 
$7.00 per 5 M; $13.50 per 10M; Prompt 
shipments, satisfaction guar, All plants 
 
are from Government insp stock. Dan. 
 
R. Raulerson, Rockingham, Ga. 
 
Pure improved Gov. insp. Porto Rico. 
potato plants $1.85 per M. FOB E. E. 
Carter, Hazlehurst, Ga. 
 
@abbage and collard plants, $1.50 M. 
postpaid, or $1.25 M. collect. Mrs. Nina 
Welch, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Pure red skin Porto Ricans, not mix- 
ed, $1.50 M. FOB. Ship about April. 1st. 
Any amount up to 200 M. per week. 
Now booking orders for April, May and 
June del. J. M. Campbell, Surrency, 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Deans Delicious. strawberry plants 
(arge ,oblong and very prolific with 
deep red heart), 25c doz. or $1 per 5 
doz. Satisfaction or money refunded. 
First season offered to public. L. B. 
Dean, Avalon, Ga. f  
 
Red and black raspberry sprouts, 75c 
a doz., $5 a 100. Add postage on small 
orders. Miss J. L. Eaton, Dahlonega, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Horse radish, 25c per 6 roots for 
planting. Mrs. A. H. Reid, Sr., Eaton- 
ton, Ga; 2 
 
Himalaya blackberry plants, 25c a 
doz. 3 doz. 60c; 7 doz. '$1. Exch. for po- 
tato slips, $1.50 M. or other plants or 
seed... Charlie T. Smith, Austell, Ga. 
Rt. 2 Box 90. ] : 
 
Mammath Everbearing Strawberry 
plants, 30c a 100, $2.50 M. Sage plants, 
15c ea. 2 for 25c; sweet and sour pome- 
granate bushes, 25c ea. E. L. Corley,  
Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1. f 
 
Certified Porto Rico potato plants, 
$1.50 M. FOB. Any quantity. Prompt : 
shipment. Paul Hayden, Alma, Ga. 
 
Booking orders for Gov.' insp. Porto 
Ricans, April 1st del. $1.75 M. Charles-. 
ton W. cabbage plants ,ready now, 20 
 
a 100 $1.75 M. Bermuda onion, Balti- 
 
more and New Stone tomato plants ea. 
$1.50 M. Ruby King and Ruby Giant 
pepper plants, April del. $2.50 M. Green  
Cane knots with good eye, 5c ea. All 
del. Jessie Anderson, Nicholls, Ga. 
 
KE. J. Wakefield, Chas. W., cabbage 
plants, ready, 75c, 500; $1.25 M. Porto 
Ricans, tomato and pepper 
$1.75 M. 5 M. up, $1.45 M. April and 
May del. Cash with order. Herman- 
Boatright, Alma, Ga. Box 31. 
 
Frost-proof E. J. and Chas. cabbage 
plants, 75c, 500, $1.40 M. postpaid; $1 
M. collect. L.4Sumner, Omega, Ga. 
 
Porto Ricans, $1.75 M. Cabbage, to-' 
mato and onion plants, $1.25 M. pep- _. 
 
per, $2.06.M. April and May del. Cash ~ 
me order. Mrs. C. L. Smith, Baxley,  
a. 
 
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage, frost- 
 
proof, open field grown plants, now ~ 
 
ready, moss packed, 40c, 200; 75 500; 
$1.25 M. del. By prepaid parcel post. 
J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Pure purple skin Poro Ricans, Gov. _ 
 
insp. and treated, $1.75 M.5 M. or more  
$1.50 M. FOB here. Prompt shipment.  
April, May and June del. J. C. Tyre, 
Bristol, Ga.  
 
Genuine red skin Porto Ricans from 
vine cuttings, treated and insp. Early 
April del. $1.75 M. del. Ga. points. 
W. Haman, Sumner, Ga.  
 
Genuine improved Gov. insp. and 
treated Porto Ricans, $1.75 M. del.. 
 
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ready March  
 
20th. R. M. Cox, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 5. 
The genuine Young dewhberry 
plants, 60c doz. get T. A. Heaton, 
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4. : 
Bermuda Grass roots, free from dir 
and trash, $2 peck, $7 bu. Exch. for  
white Spanish peanuts, Velvet beans, _ 
or what have you. P. Ritch, Bron- 
wood, Ga. 3 pes 
Pure red skin Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. _ 
FOB April, May and June del. Book- | 
 
ing orders now. J. C. Campbell, Sur-  
 
rency, Ga. Rt. 2. 
Hastings Extra Early, Avon Early,  
June Pink, Marglobe, Gulf State Mar- 
 
ket, Redfield Beauty tomato plants, 50c  
a 100, $1 per 300, $2.50 M. Moss wrap-  
 
ped. Prompt shipment. Mrs. D. J. 
Harrison, Blackshear, Ga. Pe lle aa 
 
Gov. insp. red Porto Ricans, early 
shipment, 1.50 M. J. M. Phelps, Tifton,  
Gao Ritts: 3 ie 
 
  
 
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plants, = 
 
J. i 5 
   
 Cotton Seed For Sale 
(Continued from page nine) 
_ Cokers No. 5, 1 1-16 inch staple 
practically storm-proof. Wannamakers 
leveland cotton seed, all ginned and, 
eaned on my private gin. $1 per 
Shipped the day orders are re- 
d. FOB Madison, Ga. J. L. Thom- 
 
s, Madison, Ga., RFD 1. 
 
Piedmont Pedigreed cotton seed, 1st 
from originator, culled and. well 
ked, $1-per bu. or will exch for any- 
ng = can use. C. L. Bennett, Mad- 
punctate ; 
 
okers No. 5 cotton seed $1 per bu 
 
FOB. L. P. Strange, Swainsboro, Ga. 
Pure Addison cotton seed made 30 
 
bales on 45 acres 1929. $1 per bu. FOB. 
 
QO. Riggins, Molena, Ga. 
 
250 bu. pure Wannamaker  Cleve- 
 
nd, culled irom the field, roll drop- 
ped at the gin, picked without wet- 
ting, in lots of 20 bu. or more, 5c 
bu., $2.50 per 100 lbs. FOB Duluth. 
 
sper A. Stone; Cumming, Ga. | 
 
Piedmont Cleveland Big Boll, 1st yr. 
om orig., carefully ginned, kept pure 
d clean, in 3 bu. bags, 90c bu. Ed- 
 
ard Lewis, Ft. Valley, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
. bu. Covington Toole Wilt resist- 
ant cotton seed for sale. Dr, N. C. 
ton, Richland, Ga. 
 
60 bu. Covington Cleveland, No. 32, 
Wilt Resistant, Ist yr. from orig. 100 
bu. Wilson type big boll, 1st yr. from 
 
rig; also Wannamaker Cleveland Big 
 
Bol, all $1 bu. Felton Williamson, 
ak Park, Ga. : ae 
_ Ruckers ordered pure last year, $1.- 
25 bu. 5 or more bu. lots, $1.20 bu. 
FOB. Exch. for Otootan, brabs, or 
pore pigs. .J. H. Mosley, Rock- 
 
nont, Ga.; Rt. 5. 
 
Pure Wannamaker Cleveland, 21 bu 
-per bu. FOB. M. L. Snare, Gaines- 
le, Ga., Rt. 4. 
 
Mathis imp. 1-4 Petty Toole Wilt re- 
 
sistant, from cotton gathered before 
storms (bale per acre yield) $1.25 bu. 
 
B. G. A .Lamar, Powersville, Ga. 
 
cker$ planted 2 yrs., sound, pick- 
before storms. Sell or exch for equal 
ue of Ga. Ribbon cane syrup in 
 
10 cans, or for good sound field 
 
RR. E. Fokes, Montezuma, Ga. 
 
Rucker cotton seed, 2nd yr. from or- 
inator, good sound; picked. before 
n. Carefully ginned $1 bu. $4.50 in 
Bee Waldo Frix, Talking Rock, 
a., Rt, 2. a 
Wannamaker Cleveland Big Boll 
 
otton seed, Ist yr. from orig. $i per 
 
ee Jas. A, Mikell, Screven, Ga. 
 
65 bu. Dixie Triumph, Wilt-resist- 
ant.coton seed, 37 to 42 per cent lint, 
st yr. from seed farm in S. C. last 
Made 14 bales on 15 acres. $1 per 
. send M. Order or Cashiers check. 
 
. J. Clary, Arabi, Ga. ae te 
30 bus. Cokers No. 7 cotton seed, 
aple 1 1-8 inch. Big Boll and easy 
=. ioe per bu. or $4 per 100 Ibs. 
 
  
 
8 
 
2 2; 
 
Half and Half cotton sed: guar. 
pure, sound, clean and culled. Picked 
before rains $4 per 100 Ibs. FOB East- 
 
ian, Ga. in good strong bags. J. J. 
 
octor, Eastman, Ga. 
 
Pure Wannamaker cotton seed, re- 
anes 80c per bu. R. C.. Couch, Tu- 
 
i a. . : 4 
 
200 bus. Improved cotton seed, ei- 
ther Petty or Toole. Carefully select- 
ed by cleaning gin, ist yr. from orig- 
. C Murray, Ft. 
 
75 bu. of Langford heavy fruiter cot- 
m seed $1 per bu or will exch for 
ay or corn at market price. Roy T. 
ker, Menlo, Ga. 
 
ure Rucker coton seed, kept clean, 
st yr. from the originator, $1 per bu. 
: ugh Holcombe, Adairsville, Ga., 
 
_ Pure Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed 
2nd yr. from originator, picked before 
rains from bale per aere crop. Pri- 
ately ginned, recleaned $1.25 per bu. 
R. W. Stembridge, Milledgeville, Ga. 
25 bus. Broadwell cotton seed, pick- 
ad before storm. 80c per bu. or will 
lh for pure Rucker sed. Roe Cha- 
n, Duluth, Ga. 
Nilson Type Big Boll cotton seed, 
pens early easy picked 42 per cent 
_$4 per 100 Ibs. LL. J. Ellis,.Cum- 
me Ga. it. 20. 
Wilson Type Big Boll cotton seed, 
o yr. from originator. Very early 
O 
 
ic and good staple and lint yield 
ao George T. Trawick, Lin- 
So 
e Cook and Dixie Triumph cot- 
d, recleaned and culled, $1.10 
H.R. Ingram, Columbus, Ga. 
Toole cotton seed, wil 
ecleaned and gu 
 
_C. R. Randall, Martin, Ga., | Rt 
 
t- | W. Jackson, Fayetteville, Ga., Rt. 3. 
r. | Runnin: 
y+ for 10 
 
Zz 
 
order or Cashier's check. T. O. Whit- 
chard; Blakely, Ga. 
 
yr. from the originator, sound and 
recleaned and graded. Staple average 
1 3-16 inch: $1=-per bu FOB. > Ou. K. 
David, Marshallville, Ga. 
 
30 bus. Cleveland Big Boll cotton 
seed $1 per bu. FOB. J. W. Hatcher, 
Kite; *Ga:, RrD: 1 
 
200 bus. Wilson Type Big Boll Ped- 
 
exch part of seed for good young Jer- 
sey Milk cow or Big Bone Black P. C. 
Sow or Big Type Duroc Jersey sow. 
Mrs. Lela Billing, Dover, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
Big boll upland cotton seed 75c per 
bu. J.-P. Carter, Naylor, Ga. 
 
Selected Chirstophers cotton seed 
from prize winning cotton at County 
Fair. $1 per bu or will exch-for peas. 
T. W. Simmons, Douglasville, Ga., Rt. 
 
5. 
 
Pure College No. 1 cotton seed $1 
per 100 lbs. or will exch for Laredos 
or Otootan beans. Mrs. J. J. Harris, 
Ranger, Ga. oe. ; 
 
Wilsen Type cotton- seed, $1.25 per 
bu. Mubene cotton seed $1.25 bu. Ist 
yr. from breeder. J. H. Leverett, Par- 
rott, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 101. : 
 
College No. 1 cotton seed, 1929 crop 
picked without rain. 15 bus. 90c per 
bu. or will exch for the same amount 
of Wannamaker cotton seed. EH. W. 
Hale, Jefferson, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
black seed $1 per bu FOB. Webster 
Callaway, Farmington, Ga. : 
Yeargins Draught resistant Big 
Boll. Biggest of the Big Bolls; Very 
prolific; 42 per cent lint. Write _ for 
special prices. W. M. Yeargin, Hart- 
well, Ga. \ ; 
500 bus. Coker Pedigreed cotton seed 
$1 per bu. 1 bus. Cleveland Big boll 
cotton seed $1 per bu. M. T. Sand- 
ers, Commerce, Ga. : 
Pure Half and Half cotton seed, pick- 
ed from first cotton seed hand culled 
$4 per 100 lbs. in good strong bags. 
FOB Eastman. T. T..-Proctor, East- 
man, Ga. ae 
Pure Rucker cotton seed, ginned be- 
fore rains, culled. All orders shipped 
promptly. $1.25 per bu. FOB. Jim 
Tumblin, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Cotton Seed Wanted 
 
Over Top cotton seed: Want about 
 
8 bus. Make best price in 1st letter. 
Allen Pruitt, 114 State Capitol, At- 
lanta, Ga. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
Thurmond Grey melon seed 50c per 
a FOB here. J. E. Horne, Pinehurst, 
a. See 
Worlds Famous gourd seed, hold 9 
gal. or 1 bu. 25c per doz. Add post- 
age. W. F. Walden, Tarrytown, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ees 5 
40 lbs. Jacksons Wonder Bush but- 
ter bean seed 20c per lb. FOB. H. T. 
Jetorgs Waycross, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 
 
Cabbage-collard seed 40c per lb. 8 
lbs. Halbert Honey melon seed. 75c 
per lb. or will exch. for rooted flow- 
er plants: pansies, crocus, Azaleas, dbl. 
Hollyhock, Dbl. hyacinths, Spider, Ma- 
donna lilies or large type dahlia bulbs. 
No stamps accepted. No checks. Mrs. 
A. D. Brinson, Cairo, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
50 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed, 
good and sound. Will exch. 75c_ per 
Ib. or $35 for the lot. 25 Ibs. Dixie 
Belle melon seed, 85c per lb. or $18 
ne the lot. 
 
a. ; : 
 
Pure Hastings Cantaloupe seed, $1 
per lb. E. A. Tankersley, Thomson, 
Ga., Winfield Rt:  
 
Pure Stone Mountain or Dixie Belle 
watermelon seed, hand saved from 
perfect shaped, large melons, $1 per 
lb. Gver 50 lbs. 75c per Ib. FOB. W. M. 
Wright, Ft. Valley Ga. 
 
Cane or Millet seed, will exch for 
bunch Kentucky Wonder bean seed. 
Mrs. Nellie Puckett, Cordele, Ga., Rt. 
B = 
 
Watson melon seed, 50c per. lb. del. 
in Ga. C. Lester Harrell, Eastman, 
Ga. -Rt. 8. 
 
Improved Early Pearson melon seed 
ae per Ib. J. F. Walker, Blackshear, 
 
a. 
 
Limited amount of specially selected 
Stone Mountain melon seed $1 per lb. 
W. L. Meador, Atlanta, Ga., RFD 3. 
 
Early Amber cane seed, about 25 
Ibs. 10 per Ib. Add postage. Prompt 
ao A. J. Adams, Ashburn, Ga. 
 
Pride of Ga. melon seed, $1 per lb. 
or will exch for peas, syrup or Pied- 
mont Cleveland cotton seed. George 
 
  
 
okra seed, 12 for 
eee f 
 
Oc; Red Hot  15 per gal 
 
MARKET. BULLE 
 
Cokers Webber 49 cotton seed, 1st 
 
igreed cotton seed $1.25 per bu or will 
 
Piedmont Cleveland cotton seed, few 
 
T. W. Register, Vienna, 
 
| Ga, 
 
15e or 6| Old 
 
  
 
TIN 
 
Maude Roper, Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
Dill seed for pickling, 5c per thls. 
 
Add postage. Or will exch for ferns, 
 
or other flower seed. Mrs. D. W. Wad- 
dell, Bremen, Ga. 
 
2 more cups of English peas at 20c 
per cup. Also Okra seed 20c per cup. 
Pepper seed 10c per thls. Old fashion 
dipper gourd seed 20c per cup. Mrs. 
F. W. Pendley, Flowery Branch, Ga. 
RFD 1, Box 106. 
 
Pure Pride of Ga. melon seed, saved 
from choice melons, $1 lb. Mrs. J. A. 
Whatley, Concord, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Mustard and collard seed, 25c per 
lb. Okra seed 25c per Ib. or will exch. 
Add postage. Mrs. T. W. Kemp, Ohoo- 
pee, Ga. : 
 
Okra seed, begins bearing when 6 
inches high, bears until frost, 10c per 
thls. Mrs. W. L. Daniel, Dawson, Ga. 
Rt. BOX 10h 
 
10 lbs. Long Pod okra seed 10c per 
cup; Some. cushaw seed 10c per oz. 
Mustard seed, the good flat stem va- 
riety, 10c per oz. Will exch for box 
flowers, ferns, begonias, geraniums, 
any color. Mrs. L. M. Eunice, Ha- 
hira,:Ga., Rt.<1. 
 
23 lbs. Lifsey sweet melon seed, 75c 
per lb. Fine for shipping. or home use. 
S. E. Rhodes, Abbeville, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Niece cane seed, 4-5 H., stalks large 
and long. Make best price. Mrs. J. 
Carter, Rockledge, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Cushaw, pumpkin, 3 kinds melon 
 
seed, mixed curled mustard seed, okra 
 
seed, all 10c per large thls. or 3. thls. 
for 25c; Will pay postage on all or- 
ders over 25c. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, 
Carrollton, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
Extra long handle gourd seed, Mar- 
tin and dipper variety; White skin 
pumpkin for pies, medium size 10c per 
pkg. Gourd seed 5c per pkg. Cucum- 
ber seed, white spine and long green 
5c. pkg. Add postage. Mrs. N. B. 
Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga., Rt. 2. 3 
 
Crotolaria, puts more nitrogen in 
the land than Velvet beans, easy to 
grow, needs no limeing or inoculation. 
Seed 50c per lb. 3 lbs. required to 
sow 1 acre. R. E. McCart, Coving- 
tom, Ga. Rt.c2. = <7 
 
Thurmond Grey melon seed 50c per 
lb. Selected from good melons free 
from disease. Mr. J. B. Hannah, Char- 
ing, Ga., RFD 2, Box 40. ; 
 
Dill seed 10c er cup; Old Maid 
seed 10c per cup Yellow popcorn good 
seed 10 lb. W. S. Dodson, Lithonia, 
Ga., Rt. 4. a 
 
75 lbs. Pride of Ga. melon seed hand 
selected $1 lb. G. N. Cox, Locust 
Grove, Ga. , : 
 
Long green commercial Okra seed, 
ic per pkg. 40c per lb. $1 for 3 Ibs. 
$1.50 per 5 lbs. or will exch for Va- 
lencia peanuts. Mrs. J. W. Abercrom- 
bie, Marshallville, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 41. 
 
Absolutely pure Stone Mountain mel- 
on seed and genuine Rocky Ford 
cantaloupe seed, hand saved, free from 
diseas, choicest specimen, $1 per lb. 
No. 1 recleaned Texas Ribbon  cane 
seed 60c per gal. Pure White cabbage- 
collard seed 45c per lb. del. Cc. F. 
Maddox, Buford,: Ga., Rta 2 
 
Genuine Rocky Ford Cantaloupe seed 
from choice specimens of the delic- 
ious green fleshed type, $1 per lb. 
Also pure Dixie Belle melon seed $1 
per: Ib: True heading collard seed, 
testing high germination 50c per Ib. 
prepaid. E. A. Hayes, Buford, Ga. 
 
Sorghum seed, good for forage, two 
Ibs. 15c; Watermelon seed, Stone Mtn. 
variety, good and sound, 65c per lb. 
or will exch for potato plants. Add 
postage. Mrs. Tiney Phillips, Flowery 
Branch, Ga., Rt. Box 62. es 
 
White Beet seed (not mangel), red 
beet seed, old fashioned Muskmelon 
seed, wt. 12 or 14 lbs. 10c per thls. 
Mammoth Salad peas 20c per cup. 
Mixed melon seed, good kinds, 15c per 
1-2 pt. Postpaid. Mrs. J. K. Stacks, 
LaFayette, Ga., RFD 1. Ss 
 
Watson melon seed from large uni- 
 
form shaped melons 75c per lb. or 
will exch for seed peas of any va- 
riety. Soy beans, peanuts, running or 
bunch. Small amounts. for seed but- 
ter beans. J. S. Bazemore, States- 
boro, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 Thurmond Grey melon seed, sound 
and pure, saved from choice melons, 
only 75c per lb. George W. Colquitt, 
Buena Vista, Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
Genuine Rocky Ford Improved can- 
taloupe seed 75c per lb. E. B. Travis, 
Riverdale, Ga. 
 
Texas Honey Drip cane seed, 1929 
crop, good and sound 75c per pk. or 
$2.50 per bu. Also few lbs Orange cane 
a ic per lb. N. J. Burgess, Maxey, 
 
a. . 
 
- 100 lbs. Wonder melon-.seed $1 per 
lb. 10 lb. lots 75c Ib. Melon round 
shape with rattlesnake stripe. Red 
meat, tough rind, sweet, good shippers 
and sellers. 
Cornfield 
d multi 
 
d fashion tender hull 
| beans, 4 del, Big. 
 
5 : ors | poosa, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 44. s 
iB. B. Speight, Pinehurst, | 
 
  
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. _ 
plying onion plants 15c per 100. del. 
 
No stamps or checks accepted. Miss 
Dora Smith, Bowdon, Ga., Rome St.- 
 
Giant Russian Sunflower seed, very - 
 
prolific, 2 qts.. 50c; A few more choice 
 
Chufa seed $1.25 per pk. Royal King  
 
pepper seed, Tomato pepper seed, red 
 
oe 10c per pkg. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, 
a. 
 
Several ibs. of Tom Watson melon 
 
'seed, also Thurmond Grey seed 75c 
 
per Ib ea. 
 
Mr. R. S. Shiver, Dudley, = 
Gas Rt1. ee 
 
Pure Thurmond Grey melon seed,  
 
selected from large and good shaped  
melons, 75c per lb. Send check with 
order. Fred Grant, Perry, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
Home grown and saved Watson mel- 
on seed, priced reasonably or will exch  
for seed corn, velvet beans, cow peas,  
lima beans or potato plants. W. W.  
Evans, Eastman, Ga., Rt. 7. 
 
Okra seed for sale or will exch. Mrs. : 
L. S: Chappelear, Menlo, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
30 lbs. Improved Tom Watson mel-  
on seed, hand saved from selected mel- 
ons, no white hearts, 90c per Ib. 5 Ib. 
lots 75c per lb. or the lot for 60c del.  
All orders filled promptly. 8 lbs. Imp. 
Kleckley sweet from choice melons 90c 
per Ib. or the lot for. 75 per Ib. Long. 
green pod okra seed, 30c per lb. Two 
Ibs. 50c. All seed new crop. Mrs. F.. 
E. Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga. < 
 
10 Ibs genuine Farlow cantaloupe 
seed, yellow meated, $1 lb. Mrs. Ju- 
lia Delle Smith, Parish, Ga. 
 
Long handle dipper gourd seed, 15  
for 6c; dl. Muskmelon seed 10c per  
tbls. del. White mixed and running 
colored butter bean seed 25c per Ib. 
Will exch colored butter bean seed  
for Crowder peas, any variety for 
seed. Mrs. A. S. Paulk, Ocilla, Ga. 
 
Stone Mountain melon seed, 65c per  
Ib. No orders accepted for less than 
 
Seed: saved from good size and  
well shaped melons; will exch for 
shelled corn. D. H. Averett, Mauk, Ga. | 
 
Seed Wanted __ 
 
Want: At once 10 or 15 lbs. of Shu-_ 
mack Cane seed, will pay 5c per lb. de- 
livered. Also 5 lbs. of Jackson Won- 
der bunch colored butter bean seed at 
20c per lb del. A. F. Underwood, Con- 
yers; Gace Rt. 3. - ee 
 
Want Tomato and cabbage seed, also 
Bunch beans, Valentine, and string- 
less, green pod or any variety. C. L. 
Britton, Jackson, Ga. ee 
 
Want Mung beans and good orange ~ 
cane seed. State lowest price. Clifford 
Smith, Rydal, Ga., Rt. 2, Box 50. 
_ Want 4 bus. of Cane. seed for sow- 
ing. Must be pure. State price per 
bu. Will: pay cash for same. C. A. 
Major, Cumming, Ga., RFD 6, Box 56.  
 
Want Several bus. of good sorghum 
seed. Write what you have and state 
pee. Hugh Goodman, Ben Hill, Ga. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
  
 
eee: 5 = 
A high grade guaranteed Rabbit feed  
$3.10 per 100 lbs. F. C. Edwards, 
Hampton, Ga.  fete 
Blackberry preserves, 50c qt. Figs, 
60c qt. also horse radish relish, 65  
qt. Not prepaid. Mrs. Effie Smit 
Austell Ga. Rie 22 Box 00) 7 ay 
White feed sacks, 7 1-2c..ea. Exch 
for field. peas at $3.50 bu., corn at 
$2 bu. or plants. State what you have. 
Prentiss Neal, St. Simons Island, Ga. 
 
Nice, clean, 6 yr. old geese feath- 
ers, 50c Ib. J. M. McElhenney, Ella- 
ville, Ga., RFD 3... Ee. 
 
96 white feed sacks, 100 lb. cap. 10c 
ea., $9 for lot. Exch. for 12 R. I. Reds, 
dark, blood-tested; 8 to 10 wks. old: 
T. O. Gillis, Atlanta, Ga., 925 Rose 
Circle, SS. W. ae Soa ee 
 
1 peacock tail, $4. Mrs. T. K. Morre, 
Canton, Ga., Rt. 3; Box 52.: ee 
 
Genuine Yellow Root, clean and 
dry, 30c lb. Ratsbane, (excellent ton 
ic for stock) clean and fresh, 60c 1 
del. in Ist and 2nd zones. S. A. Bea- 
vers, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 2. a 
 
4 bu. black walnuts in hull, 50c bu.  
FOB. Hansel Averett, Mauk, Ga. 
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
Want sample of home-made chewing 
tobacco and price. Arthur Kirkland, 
Metter, Ga., Rt. 2. aa See 
 
Want white feed sacks, 100 lb. size 
at 10c ea. Will exch. all kinds of 
garden seed and other value for same. 
Write. Mrs. A. C. Gladden, Talla- 
 
Want to exch. Chinchilla, N. Z. 
rabbits, and R. I. Red eggs fo. 
or Jersey or Guer 
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
7 Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
- Want 5 or 6 gal. fresh butter milk 
ae er uae 0 hear from party 
1 Iurnish at once. J. . Mit- 
 
chell, Uvalda, Ga. ae 
Want to exch. early, large strawber- 
for white feed 
 
ry plants at 30c a 100 
sacks at 10c ea. Write. Mrs. Oscar 
 
Phillips, Royston, Ga., Rt. 3 
 
Car Lots 
 
BEANS FOR SALECar Lots 
90-Day Velvet Beans $18 per ton in 
hull. Car lots $1.10 per bu. shelled, all 
perce FOB. H. R. Ingram, Coleman, 
B. 
1 car Velvet Beans in pod $18 per 
 
ton. B. Graham, Eastman, Ga. 
Rt. 4. 
 
CORN FOR SALECar Lots 
 
1 car corn $1 per bu. Joe Peacock, 
Eastman, Ga. 
. Slipped shuck ear corn, car lots $1 
bu. 80 lbs. to bu. FOB. A. D. Cobb, 
Adel, Ga. 
 
Small car ear (white) corn, 250 bu. 
Slipped shuck, good quality. Subject 
 
  
 
to insp. 90c bu: loading point. C. B. 
Ham, Cobbtown, Ga. 
Porto Rico potatoes. Banked and 
 
Kiln-dried. Write for car lot prices. 
A. D. Cobb, Adel, Ga. 
 
1 car of Ear Corn $1 per bu. Cecil 
Montford, Eastman, Ga. 
 
1 car of white slip shuck corn $1 
per bu. fob. Y. L. Taylor, Zebulon, Ga. 
 
1 car slip-shuck corn $1 per bu. 
loaded on car. Also 40 tons Velvet 
Beans, make best offer for any amount 
wanted. J. O. Walker, Sycamore, Ga. 
 
1 car ear corn, $1 bu. FOB. G. H. 
Tuttle, Tifton, Ga. 
 
. CORN WANTEDCar Lots 
; Want 1 or more cars ear corn 
_ Shuck. Quote del. price. 
 
man, Stovall, Ga. 
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALECar Lots 
 
1800 bu. good, sound cotton seed: 
Cleveland-Toole mixed, gathered in 
Fall without rain on it, 60c bu. FOB 
Shipping point. M. S. Hillis, Girard, 
Ga., Rt. D. 
 
_ HAY FOR SALECar Lots 
 
3 cars No. 1 peanut hay. Make offer 
eg Camilla. F, A. Brown, Camilla, 
Ga. 
 
  
 
in 
J. Cal. Har- 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
CAR LOTS FOR SALE 
Slipped shuck ear corn, car lots, $1 
bu. of 80 lbs. FOB. Porto Rico sweet 
potatoes, kiln dried and banked stock. 
Car lots only. A. D. Cobb, Adel, Ga. 
 
Farm Help Wanted _ 
 
Want at once an honest man or boy 
to work on farm. Will board and give 
reasonable wages. Come, phone, or 
write at once. .W. F. McBrayer, Dal- 
las. Ga., Rt. 6, Phone 2-03. 
 
Want woman to live in house and 
assist. with poultry, etc. B. F. Knowles, 
Wrightsville, Ga. 
 
Want a good, white strong and heal- 
thy girl or woman to live in home of 
5 and assist with care of chickens, 
. garden and other gen. work. Write for 
_ particulars at once. Caloway Waters, 
Loganville, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Want middle-aged woman to live in 
-home and help with poultry ,garden 
and milking, at reasonable salary. J. A. 
Trice, Swainsboro, Ga. 
 
Want man for general farm work. F. 
D. Benton, Savannah, Ga. 8 1-2 mi. 
Louisville Road. 
 
Want man for gen. farm. work. Must 
be sober, reliable and not smoke. $15 
mo. board and laundry. Thos. E. Baggs, 
Riverdale, Ga. Clayton County. 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Want place on farm for wages, not 
less than $1.25 per day. Have to be 
moved. Have wife and 3 
- Must be in No. Ga. Write full details 
in first letter. W. M. Humphrey, Law- 
renceville, Ga., 310 East Pike St. 
 
25 yr. old married man wants job. 
with dairy. No. exp. but willing to take 
interest and learn. Can drive most 
any kind of truck or car. Within 10 
or 15 mi. Atlanta. V. F. Tolisan, East 
Point, Ga. 510 East Washington St. 
Phone Fairfax 1791-R. 
 
Want position in pecan nursery or 
orchard. Ref. John H. Spivey, Whig- 
ham, Ga. Rt. 1. : 
 
Want job on farm for wages. Will 
take anything can get. Ref. furnished 
20 yrs. old, single, and will have to 
have board fur. Write what you have 
to offer. Onree McKinley, 
Ga. RFD 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Jackson, 
 
  
 
children 
 
MAR h eS 8 Ui Ny 
 
Young boy wants job. Can drive any 
make truck or car, knows how to farm. 
Prefer truck or poultry farm, or rais- 
ing hogs. Want $20 mo. with board 
and laundry. Ross Melton, Shellman, 
Ga, Rt. 1 Box 29. : 
 
Want job on gen. or dairy farm. 41 
yrs. old; single, honest and hard work- 
er. Can do anything come to hand. Let 
me hear at once. . Come see me or 
write. H. G. Fambro, Athens, Ga. Oak 
St... 
 
IMPORTANT IMPROVE- 
MENTS MADE IN COTTON 
SORTING APPARATUS 
 
> 
 
A cotton fiber sorting machine for 
separating the fibers according to 
length, which gives promise of being 
more accurate, easier to operate, and 
otherwise more satisfactory than oth- 
er apparatus which has been avail- 
able, is being developed by Dr. R. W. 
Webb, cotton technologist of the Bu- 
reau of Agricultural Economics, U. S. 
Department of Agriculture. The new 
apparatus has a series of combs and 
is a modification of several commer- 
cial machines of this type, and is be- 
ing developed in connection with the 
bureaus efforts to perfect methods of 
determining quality in cotton fibers 
aS a basis for. standardization. 
 
There is urgent need for more ex: 
act methods of measuring and de- 
scribing quality in cotton in view of 
the definite effort being made .- to. 
graduate prices in close. correspond- 
ence with quality, says Doctor Webb. 
The factors of quality are involved by 
reason of intricate biological relation- 
ships in the fibers, and the fact that 
variations occur not only in different 
fibers but within a single fiber as well 
and as between the fibers that are 
on the same cotton seed. 
 
Several methods and types of ap- 
paratus for sorting cotton fibers ac- 
cording to length have been develop- 
ed recently, but none of them is en- 
tirely satisfactory. In tests that have 
been made thus far /with Doctor 
Webbs new apparatus, with the op- 
erating done by various operators us- 
ing the same technique, the results 
have been duplicated repeatedly. 
 
The information which such a me- 
thod and apparatus is capable of fur- 
nishing is fundamental to cotton mar- 
keting problems, being basic to staple- 
length concepts or specifications and 
serving as a measure of the efficien- 
cy of various ginning and manufac- 
turing processes, 
interest to cotton growers, breeders, 
ginners, spinners and users of cotton. 
U. S. D .A. 
 
  
 
FLY SPRAYS FOR ANIMALS 
 
Labeling fly sprays for animals as 
100 per cent effective against flies and 
as having power to increase milk pro- 
duction above normal is unustified by 
the facts. Furthermore, the oil sprays 
are not harmless, nonpoisonius, nor 
safe under all conditions and they can 
not be relied on to prevent the spread 
of contagious diseases. Such represen- 
tations ,therefore, should not be made 
on labels, says the Food, Drug, and 
Insecticide Administration of the Uni- 
 
  
 
INSECTS HAVE 
ANCIENT ANCESTRY 
 
Insects are among the oldest of all 
animals that have living representatives 
on the earth today, says the United 
States Department of Agriculture. 
Their fossil remains have been found 
in the rocks of the geologic period 
commonly known as the Carboniferous, 
which ,according to present methods of 
calculating past time, may have been 
 
  
 
Sach tices il cor een aR 
 
laid down as long ago as 300,000,000 
years. 
 
all of which is of} 
 
ted States Department of Agriculture. 
 
  
 
SANITATION IN POULTRY YARD 
PERFORMS A DOUBLE FUNCTION 
 
Care exercised in keeping poultry 
yards clean and in sanitary condition 
has a double function in: keeping the 
flock clear of parasites that undermine 
the health and sap the vigor of the 
birds. The injury by mites, lice, fleas, 
and other parasitic organisms is some- 
times obvious, but it also happens that 
some insects and other small creatures 
are carriers or intermediate hosts of 
some of the internal parasites of poul- 
try. t 
 
For example, according to specialists 
in the United States Department of 
Agriculture, one variety of roundworm 
must develop for one stage of its life 
outside the poultry it affects. The 
roundworm lays its eggs within the 
chicken and they are eliminated in the 
droppings. They will not mature if 
picked up by.a fowl. They do mature 
if a water flea picks up the eggs. Then 
if a hen takes in the water flea with 
her drinking water the round wodm 
parasite of the flea develops into a 
poultry parasite. 
 
Many similar examples are known, 
and others are suspected. The grass- 
hopper, for instance, has recently been 
shown to transmit at least one impor- 
tant parasite of domestic poultry. 
 
Sanitation and cleanliness which 
prevents such insects from having ac- 
cess to the droppings may thus break 
a cycle through which infestation 
reaches the flock. The insects in them- 
selves may not be harmful to poultry, 
but if they have had an opportunity to 
feed on contaminated droppings they 
may be the means of spreading thse 
particular parasites. 
 
  
 
FRAUD MAKES MARKET 
FOR COTTONSEED OIL 
 
The widespread use of cottonseed oil 
as a table and cooking delicacy thro- 
 
| ughtout the world is due the the at- 
 
tempt of the Marseilles merchant to 
defraud his customers ,according to 
Arthur Coleman in the current issue 
of HOLLANDS, The Magazine of the 
South. Under the caption of Cotton, 
From Waste to Wealth Mr. Coleman 
gives the following incident. 
 
Cottonseed oil found an eager re- 
cipient in the person of one Marseilles 
oil merchant who saw no particular or 
immediate harm in mixing a small por- 
tion of it with a large batch of olive oil. 
for the South American market. Not 
bothering to make new labels he stuck 
his regular pure olive labels on the 
mixture and shipped it. Somewhat ap- 
prehensively, he waited for complaints. 
None came. So he increased the pro- 
portion of cottonseed oil in the next 
shipment, and again waited for objec- 
tions. Still none came. 
 
To be brief, none ever did come. In- 
stead the demand increased with the 
proportion of cottonseed oil, until the 
merchant finally proposed outright a 
partnership with the New Orleans mill 
from which he purchased the cotton 
oil, he to furnish the pure olive la- 
bels and packages from Marseilles, and 
the mill to do the packing and export- 
wel 
 
Coleman also says.that the Chinese 
burned cottonseed oil in lamps as far. 
back as the year of 1600; that in 1857 
Mississippi fined gin owners and farm- 
ers $200.00 for dumping cottonseed in 
waterways and imposed another fine 
for allowing them to accumulate near 
town. Cottonseed today enters into the 
making of 150 commodities, ranging 
from roofing and explosives to cos- 
metics and phonograph records. 
 
PAGE THIRTEEN 
 
EXPERIMENTS BEING MADE ON 
 
TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED 
 
CARS - 
 
A series of tests of socalled safety 
refrigeration or Silica gel cars is 
being made by the Federal Bureau of 
Plant Industry and the Northern Pa- 
cific Railway. The car has automat- 
ic heat control and automatic cold 
contro], and the claim is made, that 
the temperature control system of 
the car is so flexible that with an 
outside temperature of 90 degrees, the 
car can be held consistently at zero 
and vice versa. :  
 
There are about 80 of these cars in 
existence, in use almost exclusively for 
frozen products. The new type of car, 
it is reported, permit the shipment 
of soft fruits across the country in a 
more nearly tree-ripened condition. 
 
SOYBEAN MEAL AS FERTILIZER 
 
Soybean meal is little used as fed- 
tiliger in this country, but Asiatic 
countries use a great deal. For cen- 
turies soybean meal has been sent to 
the sugar plantations of southern ~ 
China, and its use gradually spread to 
plantations in Java and other tropical 
countries. The high fertilizing value of 
soybean meal has long been recognized - 
in Japan, where large quantities are 
imported annually from China for use 
in the rice fields and as manure for ~ 
mulberry trees. In Manchuria great 
quantities are used on poor soils for 
both field and garden crops. . 
 
  
 
  
 
POULTRY DOPES IN FEED OR. 
WATER WONT KiLL VERMIN 
 
As a matter of economy the United 
States Department of Agriculture sug- 
gests that before investing money in 
vermin cradicators to be fed to poul- 
try, the poultry keeper might better in- 
vest a penny for a postal card, address 
it to the Office of Information, United 
States Department of Agriculture, and 
request a copy of Technical Bulletin 
60-T, Ineffectiveness of Internal Med-  
ication of Poultry for the Control of 
External Parasites. is 
 
The chances are, the Department of 
Agriculture believes, that after reading 
this pamphlet the poultryman will not 
want to spend any money for louse 
medicines, flea and mite medicines, or 
tick medicines to be given internally. 
 
In a long series of experiments with 
a long list of such medicines and with 
about 50 such proprietary preparations 
in powder, liquid, and tablet forms, the 
investigators of the Food, Drug, and 
Insecticide Administration were unable 
to discover any conclusive evidence 
that these advertised vermin eradica- 
tors were of any use whatever. On 
the contrary, some of the chemicals in- 
jured the health of the fowls and, con- 
sequently, made them even more open  
to attack by parasites. : 
 
As a result of the experiments re- 
ported in this bulletin, the Food, Drug, 
and Insecticide Administration forced 
a number of manufacturers to with- 
draw these nostrums from the market. 
Some are still sold locally, however, 
and others are recommended by rule- 
of-thumb advisers as effective. The 
prevailing idea is that these substances 
given internally are taken up by the 
blood and then excreted to the surface, 
either to poison the parasites or to 
drive them from the fowl. | Unfor- 
turnately for the theory the results are 
not as predicted. 
 
Poultry require careful and effective 
treatment for control of vermin, and 
there are many excellent powders, dis- 
infectants, sprays, and dips that are of 
great value. Use the approved meth- 
ods for controlling external parasites, 
Says the department, but do not try to 
achieve the same results by dosing the 
poultry with medicine. Internal medi- 
cation for external: parasites is a, waste 
of time and money at best, and at 
worst it may lead to serious injury to 
the health and well-being of the poul- 
 
  
 
te 5 ( 
 
  
 
  
   
 PAGE FOURTEEN 
Plants For Sale 
 
(Continued from page eleven) 
 
Porto Ricans, $2 M. del. P. P., $1.50 
M. FOB Exp. Gov. insp and treated. 
April and May del. Money order. No 
checks accepted. R. L. Griffin, Cecil, 
Ga. 
 
Early frost-proof cabbage plants, 
now ready, 75c, 500; $1.25 M. Collard 
and onion plants, ready March 15th to 
20th, same price. For April shipment 
the following: Stone and Baltimore to- 
mato plants, 75c, 500; $1.25 M. Ruby 
King and Pimento pepper $1.50 M Por- 
to Ricans, $2 M. All postpaid. R. 
 
. Chanclor, Seville, Ga. 
 
. order. 
 
Earliest var. imp. Klondike strawber- 
ry plants, 30c a 100, $1.25, 500; $2. M. 
del. All well rooted, young plants. Mrs. 
J. S. Crowe, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Blackberry plants: Early Harvest, 
Eldorado, Himalaya, all 5c each, 50c 
doz. White blackberry, 10c ea. $1 doz.; 
Red raspberry and Lucretia dewberry, 
both 5c ea 50c doz. Rev. L. D. Rolad- 
 
er, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 7 Box 454. 
 
- Pink skin, Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, 
$1.75 M. April and May del. Cash with 
Booking orders now, Bill F. 
Steedley, Coffee, Ga. ; 
 
Lucretia Dewberry and Eldorado 
blackberry plants. Sell, or exch. for 
any xind garden seed, tomato plants, 
or pecans. Write Maud Hamby, Green- 
ville, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Gov .insp. Porto Ricans, ready by 
April 10th, $1.50 M. 5 M. or more, $1.25 
M. Alfred Q. Sweet, Alma, Ga. Rt. 2 
Box 39. 
 
Frost-proof cabbage plants, 50c, 300; 
500, 75c, $1.40 a 100, postpaid, $1.25 M. 
5 M. $5 exp. collect; Porto Ricans, $1.50 
M. Collect. H. C. Sumner, Omega, Ga. 
 
Pure red skin Porto Ricans, $2 M. 5 
M. lots, $1.75 M. Mixed red and yellow 
skin Porto Ricans, $1.75, 5 M. lots, $1.50 
M. All state insp. and treated before 
bedding. Ready April 15th. J. R. Cri- 
der, Douglas, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Pure purple skin Porto Ricans, Gov. 
insp Write for prices., or will exch. 
for baby chicks, pas, or N. C. peanuts. 
 
 R. B. McDonald, Alma, Ga Rt. 3. . 
 
Red skin Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. 
and dipped. April, May and June del. 
$1.50 M. 10 M. over that, $1.50 M. 
Money order only. John H. Lee, Sur- 
rency, Ga. Rt. 2: 
 
Pure, genuine red skin Porto Ricans, 
Gov. insp. April and May del. $1.50 M. 
FOB. W. G. OQuinn, Surrency, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Ricans $1.75 M del. or 
$1.50 M. FOB. Ready April 15th for 
shipment. Cash with order. O. M. 
Miles Baxley, Ga. RFD 4. 
 
Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.50 
M .or will del any point in Ga. for $1.75 
M. Cash with order. Isaac Sellers, Bax- 
ley, Ga. Rt. 4... / : 
 
Pink and yellow skin Porto Ricans, 
 
~: State insp. $1.50 M FOB. April (1st 
nen. J. P. Mullis, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 
 
Genuine, imp. red skin Porto Ri- 
cans, Gov. insp and treated, $1.50 M. 
up to 5 M. Over M $1.35 M FOB 
Cash with order. Now booking orders 
for April, May and June del. W. R. 
 
._ Hutto, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 16. . 
 
 
 
Red skin imp. Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. 
FOB. April 1st and 15th del. Cash 
ae order. G. H. Lord, Graham, Ga. 
 
Bunch Porto Ricans, supply limited, 
$2.50 M., 10 or 20 M. lots, 2.00 M., also 
Running var. $1.60 M. 10 to 20 M $1.50 
 
~M. Cash with order. H. A. Walker, 
 
Baxley, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp., $1.50 
M. Cash with order. J. R. Wynn, Bax- 
ley, Ga. Rt; 4. 
 
Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.75.M. 5 
M. or more, 1.50 M. FOB, or $2 M. del. 
Grady Cauley, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Frost-proof E. J., Chas. W. and Suc- 
cession cabbage plants, $1.25 M. del. 
Porto Ricans $2 M. del April del. B. F. 
Mallard, Oliver, Ga. 
 
Porto Ricans, cabbage, and Greater 
Beltimore tomato plants, each, $1.50 
 
-M. Ruby King pepper, $2.50 M. April 
 
del. S. B. Steedley, Baxley, Ga. 
State insp. well dipped and insp. imp. 
Porto Ricans, $150 M. FOB. 5 M. or 
more, $140 M. FOB. April and May 
del. Leland Lightsey, Odum, Ga. Rt. 2 
 
~~ Box 133. 
 
Potato plants, $1.50 M. Marglobe to- 
mato plants, 40c a 100 if order is re- 
ceived by April 1st with remittance. D. 
M. Barber, Baxley, Ga. 
 
-Hastings Extra Early Prolific, Bhim- 
 
mer, Redfield Beauty, Greater Balti- 
 
more, Gulf State Market, Norduke, 
Marglobe, Norton, Matchless ,Stone, 
Purple Acme.tomato plants: Pimiento, 
Royal King, Ruby King and large Bell 
peppers, 15c doz., 2 doz. 25c postpaid. 
 
Special price on larger lots. Apri] and 
 
  
 
-World Beater, 
 
  
 
 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
May del. Mrs. J. N. Carson, Hampton, 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. W., E. J. cabbage, and Crystal 
Wax Bermuda onion plants, now ready, 
each, $1.10 M. Iceberg and Big Boston 
lettuce, 25c a 100; Imp. Porto Ricans, 
$1.75. M. Will exch. for Ped. Chinchilla 
or N. Z. Rd rabbits, 8 mos. old free 
of all diseases ,and does bred. Harold 
Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4 Box 97. 
 
Gov. insp. red skin Porto Ricans, 
$1.75 M. Tomatoes Burbanks Mar- 
globe, Gulf State Market, New Stone 
and Earliana, 20c a 100, $1.75 M. 
Ruby King, Chinese 
Giant ,Pimento, Hot peppers, 35c a 100, 
$3 M. Cabbage; Chas. W., E. J. 25c a 
100; Earley Flat Dutch, from March 
15th on, 20c a 100; $1.25 M. Ga. Head- 
ing collard, from March 25th on, 20c 
@ 100, $1.25 M. Mrs. H. L. Brittingham, 
Guyton, Ga. 
 
Earliana, June Pink, Reuters Per- 
fect (very early) tomato plants, $2.50 
M. Early Black Beauty egg plants, 
$3.50 M. Select pimento and Ruby 
Giant peppers, $3 M. all postpaid. From 
Buists Gold Medal seed, Ready by 
April 15th. J. A. Blasingame, Macon, 
Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Genuine imp. Gov. insp. Porto Ri- 
cans, $1.75 M., 5 M or more, $1.50 M. 
FOB. Lovin E. Deal, Patterson, Ga. 
 
Imp.. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp., $1.75 
M. del,, $1.50 .M. FOB. Cash with or- 
der. O. L. Mobley, Blakely, Ga. Rt. 4 
Box 43. 
 
Red Gold, Sugar Saver, strawberry 
plants, orig. by Gardner Nursery Co. 
Osage, Iowa, $1 doz., $2 per 50; $4 a 
100; $35 M. Result of 17 yrs. scientific 
breeding and selecting. A cross between 
No. 999 and Premier, 15 to 43 berries 
on single fruit stem; 8 in .in circum- 
frence. Very sweet, wild strawberry 
flavor. For June fruiting. John Chri- 
sulakey, Washington, Ga. 
 
Porto Ricans, land leading var. to- 
mato plants, all $1.50 M. Ruby King 
 
pepper, $2.50 M. April del. Cabbage 
 
plants, ready $1.50 M. G. L. Steedley, 
Baxley, Ga. 
 
Imp. Porto Ricans, grown from vine 
cuttings, $1.75 M. del. or $1.50 M. FOB. 
Ready April 10th. Cash with order. J. 
W. Sellers, Baxley, Ga. RFD 4. Box 68. 
 
Gov. insp. and treated Porto. Ricans 
under 5 M. $1.75 M. over 5 M $1.50 M. 
Booking orders now. J. J. Brown, 
Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3. 
 
Porto Ricans, Greater Baltimore to- 
mato and cabbage (now ready) plants 
each $1.50 M. Ruby King pepper, $2.50 
M. April del. C. L. Steedley, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Well rooted Kudzu plants, $1.00 a 100, 
$9 M. Exch. for chickens, or any farm 
produce. W. B. Parrish, Brooklet, Ga 
 
Kudzu Joints, ready for del. today; 
Early J. Wakefield cabbage, $1.50 M. 
Marglobe, Acme, Norton, Stone, and 
Greater Baltimore tomato plants, $1.75 
M. Black Beauty egg plants, and cay- 
enne pepper, $2 M. Write for prices per 
hundred an dper dozen, potted in sep- 
arate pots. A. P. Wheeler, Americus, 
Ga. 201 Dodson St. 
 
Vine grown, Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, 
$2 M. 5 M. or more, $1.75 M. postpaid. 
Exch. for 100 baby chicks. Jas. A. Ry- 
als, Hazlehurst, Ga. P. O. Box 326.  
 
Gov. insp. imp: Porto Ricans, April 
1st shipment, $2 M. FOB. Would con- 
tract with party for the season. Paul 
Clark, Baxley, Ga. : 
 
Pure red skin Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. 
5 M. or more, $1.40 M. Add postage. 
guaranteed full count. Odis Murray, 
Baxley, Ga. RFD 2. 
 
Early Jersey and Charleston Wake- 
field cabbage plants $1.35 per M. 20c 
per 100, prepaid. Mrs. T. C. Withrow, 
Odum, Ga. : 
 
Porto Rico and Nancy Hall potato 
plants, delivered by mail $2 per M. by 
express. FOB $1.50 per M; Book your 
order now for April delivery. Corres- 
pondence invited on large orders. Also 
Chas. Wakefield cabbage plants ready 
now delivered by mail $1.75 per M. by 
express FOB $1.25; Bonny Best tomato 
plants, delivered by mail $1.75 per M. 
Express FOB $1.25 per M. John Berry- 
hili, Lakeland, Ga. : 
 
Rhubarb or Pie plant roots, good 
flavor, for planting 3 for 15c; 6 for 25c; 
5 or 10 Ibs. or more 15c per lb. prepaid. 
Ira C. Anderson, Roy, Ga. 
 
Kudzu roots field run ,delivered in 
Ga. $5 per M. L. G. Sanders, Dewey- 
rose, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Extra early Porto Rico potato plants, 
selected, Gov. insp. and treated $2 per 
M. FOB Albany, Ga. Ready for ship- 
ment about March 25. I pay charges 
on 5M or more. J. H. King, Albany, 
Ga. Box. 230. - 
 
Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage 
plants, Big Boston and Drumhead, 
white Cabbage Lettuce 20c per 100 $1.25 
per M. Mrs. J. B. Paul, Leesburg, Ga. 
 
State insp. Porto Rican potato plants 
 
a 
 
  
 
$1.50 per M. over 5 M $1.40 per M. FOB 
 
| Surrency, Ga. April, May and June del. 
 
P. T. Herndon, Surrency, Ga. 
 
Wakefield Cabbage plants 20 per 100; 
$1.60 per M; Ga. Collard plants 15c 
per 100 $1.30 per M; delivered. No old 
plants; Beet plants ready to ship April 
10. Miss Alice E. Gibson, Folkston, Ga. 
Rt. 1. Box 50. 
 
Porto Rico and Yellow Yam potato 
plants $1.75 per M. Postpaid in Ga. 
Early Acme, Greater Baltimore and 
Stone tomato. plants 400 for $1; 1M $2 
postpaid. Pimientos hot and _ sweet 
pepper plants 35c per 100; 300 for $1 
postpaid. J. B. Cowart, Collins, Ga. 
 
Kudzu lants $3.50 per 1M; $1 per 100, 
postage paid; Tomato plants, Marglobe, 
Acme, Greater Baltimore, Morton Stone 
varieties $2 per M; Potted in separate 
pots 4c ea; Black Beauty egg plants 
5e ea; potted. Cayenne pepper and 
Baby King Bell pepper 5c ea; Postage 
paid in Ga. Early Jersey, Wakefield 
Cabbage $1.50. A. J. Buchanan, Am- 
ericus, Ga. 606 Reese Park. 
 
Porto Rican potato plants, Govern- 
ment insp. $1.75 per M; 20 M or more 
$1.25 per M. Genuine Improved Porto 
Rican plants $2 per M. 5 M or over $1.75 
per M. New Stone Tomato plants $1 
ant M. Mr. D. M. Boatright, Coffee, 
 
a. 
 
Improved Purple Skin and pink skin 
Porto Rican potato plants-Government 
insp, $1.25 per M. for orders booked be- 
fore March 30th. on lots of not less 
than 25 M; small orders $1.75 per M. 
Straw colored Bermuda onions, now 
ready $2 per M; New Stone Tomato 
plants 1.25 per M. April del. Red. Field 
Beauties $2 per M. Ruby King pepper 
plants $2.50 per M. Collard plants $1 
per M. John R. Boatright, Coffee, Ga. 
 
Gully Stoppers, 10c per joint. No 
order for less than 25 joints, FOB. 
John C. Johnston, Hoganville, Ga. 
 
Genuine Porto Ricans, $1.50 per M, 
SM and up, $1.40 M. Cash. Mrs. E. 
L. Moody, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Nice lot of Bermuda Grass roots, 
clean, ready for planting, Sell or exch 
for B. R. hens or anything can use. 
W. H. Bennett, Atlanta, Ga. 1808 Wade 
Ave. N. E. | 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 30c a 
100, $2 M. Mrs. W. H. Walters, La- 
vonia-Ga,g nt. -3. " 
 
Spearmint plants and Lady Thomp- 
son.straberry plants, each, 50c a 100. 
Mrs. Z. M.: Story, Thomson, Ga. 
 
Black everbearing mulberry sprouts, 
well rooted, 15c ea. $1 per 10; St. Re- 
gis red everbearing raspberry, and 
June berry, 10c ea., 3 for 25c. Mrs. V. 
E. McCook, McIntyre, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Imp. Porto Ricans, $1.75 M, 5M or 
more, $1.50 M, FOB. Cash with or- 
der. C. V. Willard, Douglas, Ga. 
 
Pure Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage 
plants, $1 M. Mrs. Ouida Harper, 
Wray, Ga. 
 
Cabbage plants from Hastings seed, 
29c a 100; 75c, 500, $1.25 M, postpaid. 
Ready April 10th or 15th. Mrs. Rose 
Danvers, Buena Vista; Ga., Rt. 5. 
 
Imp. pink skin Porto Rico pot. plants 
Gov. insp., $1.50 M. S. P. Hutto, Sur- 
rency, Ga. Rh. 2: 
 
Potato plants, April del. $1.50 M. 
R. W. Rentz, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Everbearing strawberry plants, with 
long roots, 20c a 100 FOB. Mrs. W. 
B. Kuglar, Bowdon, Ga., Rt. 6. 
 
_ Genuine red.skin Porto Ricans, Gov. 
insp. and treated, count guaranteed. 
$1.50 M, FOB, or $1.75 M; del. Ga. Mil- 
ton Arnold, Surrency, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
E. J. and Copenhagen cabbage plants 
75c, 500; $1.25 M. 3M $3; 5M $4.50. T. 
A. Griffin, Boston, Ga., RFD 2. 
 
Extra early shipments from Hot 
beds, guaranteed pure Porto Ricans, 
Gov. insp. plants, $2.25 per M. Later, 
$1.50 M. All FOB here. Jas. A. 
Chauncey, Screven, Ga. 
 
Pure, genuine Porto Rico potato 
plants, Gov. insp. and treated, ship- 
ment from April until plant season is 
over, for sale. Would like to con- 
tract with party for all plants. Write 
and we will agree on price from first 
to last. J. A. Williams, Alma, Ga., 
Rt. 4, Box 113. 
 
Porto Rico plants, grown from _ the 
vine, Gov. insp., $1.60 M del. Ga. Ap- 
ril and May del. N. W. Daniel, Ty 
Ty, Ga., Rt. 1, Box 122. Z 
 
Plants Wanted 
 
Want about 250 old time Spanish po- 
tato plants about April Ist. Also want 
Tomato plants ,onion sets, and Cab- 
bage plants. Mrs. B. Wood, Griffin, 
Ga., Box 138. 
 
Want Best price under contract for 
 
  
 
  
 
150 to 200 improved Porto Rican pota- | A 
 
to slips and 10 M. Triumph and 20 to 30 
M Nancy Hall slips from April 25 to 
June 10th delivery. Mostly to be deliv- 
 
ered May Ist. Quote best price J. J. 
 
-worker. 
 
  
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
Seay, Tate, Ga. P. O. Box 151. 
 
Few thousand of Inspected Porto Ri- 
can potato plants, will exch oil or coal 
burning brooders or pullets of any pop- 
lar breed for same. J. H. Beasley, La- 
vonia, Ga. 
 
Several thousand Onion plants at 
ence. Also potato plants later. Will 
exch. Thompson Barred Rock eggs or 
Indian Runner Duck eggs or pay cash 
for same. 
 
Want Blackberry bushes, red and 
black current bushes and gooseberry 
bushes. Mrs. J. B. Shafe, 1249 Alber- 
marle Ave., N. E. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
Wanted: Succession and Golden Acre 
good strong plants in M lots. J. F. 
Walker, Monticello, Ga. 
 
1M Porto Rican potato plants to be ~ 
delivered between April 10th and May 
1st. Must be from potatoes that have 
been treated. Will exch. pure bred ~ 
Owen strain R. I. Red eggs or Mexi- 
can June seed corn for same. Ernest 
Kesler, Nicholson, Ga. 
 
Wanted: Everbearing, Klondike, 
Lady Thompson or, Missionary Straw- 
berry plants, will exch 15 pure Donald-_ 
son strain S. C. R. I. Red eggs for each 
M. plants. Also Nancy Hall or Porto 
Rico potato plants, will exch setting R. 
I. Red eggs for each M. plants. J. M. 
Jones, Grayson, Ga. 
 
Want 500 Nancy Hall, 500 Porto Rico 
potato plants del. in April. Write best 
price. Delivered. -E. E. Turner, Lula, 
Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want the var. of potato plants some- 
times called Nigger Chokers, or 
Spanish ~ potato. B. R. Hambrick, 
Stone Mtn. Ga. 
 
Want to exch. a setting of pure bred 
Silver Lace Wyandotte eggs for 500 
Porto Rico potato plants. The plants | 
to be del. first of May. Mrs. J. E. Sor- 
row, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5. 
 
Want pure Porto Rico and the yellow 
Nancy Hall potato plants. State best 
price. Mrs. S. V. Thornton, Washing-_ 
ton, Ga. Rt. 3 Box. 55. 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Want a good, nice white girl to live 
as one of family and assist with poul- 
try, and other farm work. Would take 
colored girl. Writefirst. Mrs. R. L. 
Worley, Roopville, Ga. 
 
Man and wife wanted for dairy and 
gen. farm work. Write or come See. 
B. Watson, Hamilton, Ga. 
 
Want country woman to help with 
garden and poultry, and live as one of 
family. J. W. Row, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Want a hand to work on farm, $20 
mo. and board. Prefer 1 who knows 
how to drive Ford truck. Must be good 
No other need apply. S. O. 
Walton, Lincolnton, Ga. Rt.-2. Box 665. 
 
Want single, White honest, sober man 
for wage hand on farm. $20, board and 
laundry to good worker. J. C. Bass, Lo- 
ganville, Ga. Rt. 4. d 
 
Positions Wanted 
 
Want to work on farm for wages. No 
crop considered. W. J. Rakestraw, 
Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 1. is 
 
Want 2 horse farm with reliable man 
on share basis. Near church and school 
in Northwest Georgia. Preferably along 
the Oostanaula River in Gordon or 
Floyd Counties. or the Coosa River W. 
of Rome. J. A. Kell, Hermitage, Ga. 
 
Want job on farm. Raised on farm. 
 
4 in family (youngest 14 yrs. old), all 
good workers. At once. J. O. Hicks, At- 
lanta, Ga. 154 Piedmont Ave. 
_ Want job with, good people attend- 
ing to poultry, cows and other light 
work. Several yrs. exp. in canning also. 
Widow without children. Want a home 
and some salary. Mrs. Annie Harsh, 
Tifton, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Want job on farm. Widow with girl 
large enough to work also. Like to raise 
hogs, chickens and other farm work. 
Can move any time. Want home and 
wages. Mrs. Annie McGowan, Claxton, 
Ga: Rt2. 
 
Tobacco man with 20 yrs. exp. in. 
growing and curing tobacco, wants 
position with party that plants 20 or 
more acres. Salary, or per cent of 
what tobacco brings. If interested 
write at once. R. D. Clark, (No address 
given). : 
 
Strong, healthy boy wants job on 
farm with Christian man and _ wife. 
Have been in city 6 years. No bad 
habits. 16 years old. Mothre is widow 
(who cant support all family). Ans- 
wer at once what you can offer. Thos. 
M. Macon, Columbus, Ga. 1618- 14th 
ve, i : 
Young married couple desire loca- 
tion with Christian family on farm. 
Write or come see, and make offer. 
G. F. Strickland, Jesup, Ga., Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
   
 
  
 
  
 
   
 
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Plants Wanted 
 
Want a job on farm. Reliable, good 
worker, honest and exp. Write what 
you can offer, or come see. O. B. 
ee, Ga., 723 Bankhead 
 
ve. 
 
30 yr. old widow with Soy (in high 
school) large enough to work on Sat- 
urdays and after school hours, wants 
home with good farm family to look 
after cows, chickens, and assist with 
gen. work. Mrs. Macon, Columbus, 
Ga., 1618 14th Ave. 
 
  
 
  
 
Seed For Sale 
 
Melon seed, 150 lbs. Stone Mountain 
seed 75c per lb. FOB. J. T. Garrett, 
 
  
 
_ Charing, Ga. 
 
380 or 40 lbs. hand selected pure Stone 
Mountain melon seed, 80c per lb. Mrs. 
Ouida Harper, Wray, Ga. 
 
200 Ibs. Dixie Belle or Pride of Ga. 
melon seed 75c per lb; from 5 to 50 lb. 
lots. Cash with order. J. D. McGarity, 
McDonough, Ga. 
 
6 or 8 bu. syrup cane seed $2 per bu. 
Clean and well matured. Will exch. 
Jno. R. Brock, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
10 Ibs. Pure pride of Ga. melon seed 
$1.50 per Ib. or 10 lbs. for $12.50 del. R. 
 
B. Banks, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 4. 
 
Seed Dasheens, $1.50 per bu. del. R. 
 
CC. Taylor, Folkston, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 52. 
 
Extra fine mixed melon and musk- 
melon seed, good pumpkin seed 20c per 
cup postpaid or will exch 2 cups of seed 
 
for 1-2 gal of shelled peanuts or 1-2 
gal of Black or Brown eyed peas. Mrs. 
Grace B. Murphey, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
Recleaned Orange Cane seed $2 per 
hu. FOB Kennesaw Ga. Not less than 
2 bus. shipped per order. Sam. Priest, 
Rt. 6 Marietta, Ga. 
 
Banana muskmelon seed 10c per tbls. 
or will exch for Millet or Cane. seed. 
Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga. Rt: 2. 
 
| Rocky Ford Improved Pink Meat 
Cantaloupe seed 75c per lb. E. B. Tra- 
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET 
 
nice and sound. J..G. Broome, Tifton, 
Ga. Rt. 6. 
 
Extra large melon seed, originally 
from Arkansas, known as Hoke melon, 
same as Arkansas Beauty. $2 per lb. 
C. E. Vining, Marshallville, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Several lbs. long green okra seed or 
will exch. 1.25 per lb. FOB Baxley, 
Ga. Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga. 
 
Genuine Rocky Ford Cantaloupe seed 
extracted from choicest strains of the 
delicious green-fleshed type, 1-2 lb. 55c; 
$1 per lb. Real pure Pride of Ga. melon 
seed; selected from largest uniform 
melons $1 lb. E. A. Hayes, Buford, Ga. 
 
Home grown Tom Watson melon 
seed 75c per lb. 10 lbs. $6; or 20 Ibs. 
$10 postpaid. Will exch. W. W. Evans, 
Eastman, Ga. Rt. 7. 
 
15 lbs. Pimiento pepper seed 25c per 
lb; Also 30 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon 
seed 50c per lb. Will exch. for R. I. 
Red hens or any good cotton seed. L. 
E. Kimbrough, Byromville, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
400 iJbs. Gray melon seed, selected 
from good melons weighing 30 or 35 
lbs. 50c per lb. Free from disease. J. B. 
Hanner, Charing, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 40. 
 
Yellow Globe: and Red onion sets 23c 
per qt., 50c per 1-2 gal. 95c per gal. 
Postpaid, Clyde Williams, Flowery 
Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Okra seed 20c per lb. FOB. Also 
Jerusalem Artichokes 50c per pk., $2 
per bu. Fresh sage, 1929 stock 60c per 
lb. Add postage. Mrs. W. M. Arlington, 
Wadley, Ga. Rt. 2. 
 
100 lbs. Thurmond Grey melon seed, 
saved by hand from well matured 
melons, free from disease, 75c per lb. 
Also 25 lbs. 2 yr. old seed, $1 per lb. 
Postpaid. D. C. Sheppard, Ellaville, Ga. 
 
Pure Davenport. watermelon seed, 
15e per pkg. Burpees finest cantaloupe 
seed, 15c pkg. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Ac- 
worth, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
Fancy, recleaned Texas genuine see- 
ded Ribbon cane seed, unsurpassed in 
yield, brightness and flavor, 6 lbs. 60c; 
peck, $1.25. Postpaid. C. C. Burell, 
Buford, Ga., Rt. 2. 
 
souidinn , Cane seed, recleaned, 
 
    
  
  
 
  
  
   
 
  
 
BULLETI'N 
 
of the red heart melons 50c per Ib. at 
Lake Park, Ga. J. O. Bridges, Lake 
Park, Ga. : 
 
Large package of 1929 Beet seed 10ce; 
Coriander seed 10c per pkg. Both del. 
Mrs. J. G. Burden, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 9. 
 
Thurmond Grey melon seed, sound 
and pure, saved from choice melons. 
Write for prices. George W. Colquitt, 
Buena Vista, Ga. Rt. 5. ) 
 
Pure Home Grown Swycord Collar 
seed a per oz., $1 lb. B. F. Scott, Daw- 
son, a. 
 
Everbearing snap pea seed 15c Ib. 
Also black-eyed lady peas same price. 
S. HE. Evans, Clermont, Ga. 
 
1 Ib. genuine Crystal Wax onion seed 
$4; not less than 1 Ib. sold. Red globe 
onion sets 55c per gal. Cader Stephens, 
Flowery Branch, Ga. 
 
Sage seed 10c per spoon; Winter 
melon seed 10c per 25 or 35c per 100; 
Cattail millet 10c lb. in pod. Castor 
Beans, 35c lb. Mole Beans 10e- per 25 or 
35c lb. E.. L. Corley, Mauk, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Stone Mountain melon seed, will sell 
for 75c per lb or will exch for imp. gov. 
Insp. Porto Rican potato plants at the 
rate of $1 per lb. Mrs. E. P. King, Ro- 
chelle, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Sound White nest onions 60c per gal. 
or will exch for 1 gal of Spanish pea- 
nuts. Also will exch Lucretia Dewberry 
plants for peanuts, 100 plants fer 1-2 
bu. of peanuts. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, 
Greenville, Ga. 
 
Pure honey drip cane seed fine for |R 
 
syrup or sowihg $2.50 per bu. A. T. 
Sheppard, Lithonia, Ga. 
 
15 lbs. Stone Mounain melon. seed, 
60 c per 1b. FOB McDonough. No stamps 
accepted. Cash with order. J. O. Rogers, 
McDonough, Ga. Rt. 3. Box. 80. 
 
Watson melon seed 60c per Ib. del. 
H. L. Carmichael, Tifton, Ga. 
 
Fancy Tom Watson melon seed, care- 
fully gathered 45c per lb.. Cash with 
order. FOB Cario, Ga. Alex Maxwell, 
Cario, Ga. Rt. 
 
Fancy Red meated Tom Watson 
melon seed 40c per lb. in 20 Ib. lots or 
VC aller quanitiac: per 1b. Cash 
 
   
 
   
 
  
 
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PAGE FIFTEEN 
 
Nest onions 40c per gal. J. E. Hutche-  
 
son, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3. 
Old fashioned White running Butter 
 
beans for seed 20c per lb; 50c for 3 lb. 
 
6 lbs.. $1 Clean and sound long green 
 
pod okra seed 25c per pt. del, Mrs. R. * 
 
L. Scarborough, Finleyson, Ga. 
 
Hastings Sugar Pumpkin seed, bet- 
 
ter than potatoes for pies and custards 
 
1-4 lb. 25c; Ga. Cabbage-collard seed,  
 
2nd. yr. from Hastings 40c per Ib. 1-2 
lb. 25c; Cash with order, or will exch. 
for 1-2 runner striped beans. Mrs. C. A. 
Wilbanks, Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5. 
White Velvet Okra seed, 25 per Ib. 
5 lbs. or more postpaid. J. B. Cowart, 
Collins, Ga. : 
Melon seed 50c per Ib: Cash with or- 
 
der. Watson melon seed form long cut 
 
Red variety 50c per lb. $40 per 100 Ibs. 
Cantaloupe seed, Wards Ideal, pink 
meat and Meted gem, and Rocky Ford 
varieties 50c per lb. $40 per 100 lbs. W. 
J. Jackson, Ochlochnee, Ga. 
 
Pure collard seed $15 per 100 lbs. FOB 
or 25 per lb. By mail postpaid. Malvin 
Collins, Whigham, Ga. : 
 
Pure Irish Grey melon seed $1 per 
tb. Jeff A. Taylor, Buena Vista, Ga. 
 
Mixed Running Butter Beans for seed 
will exch. for artichoke seed, 2 cups 
of Beans for 2 ats. of Artichoke bulbs. 
Mrs. J. H. Kelehur, Ellabelle, Ga. 
 
lected and pure. $1 per Ib. G. N. Cox 
 
Locust Grove, Ga. 
Stone Mountain melon seed, Can- 
 
taloupe seed, $1 per lb; Melon seed 75c  
 
per lb. Minnie L. Bailey, Cordele, Ga. 
t.-D: 
Yellow Cling Stone Peach seed 15c 
 
ev doz. 2 doz. 25c; Blue Damsel plums 
oe 10c per cup. Mrs. C. N. Sorrels, 
Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1. 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
  
 
 Want: 20 bu. of Early Speckled Vel-  
vet beans, will exch for Cokers Cle- 
 
veland No. 5 cotton seed for same. 
 
Write. L. W. Arnold, Point Peter, Ga. 
 
Want: Carpet Grass seed, make best 
offer. Julius Wilcher, Gibson, Ga. 
Wanted: Velvet Bean seed, Turnip, 
collard, cabbage, field pea, Boy bean 
z Olas moatain melon sere Send 
 
ake 
 
   
      
   
      
 
PAGE SIXTEEN 
 
FEDERAL DAIRY CHIEF SAYS 
SOUTH HAS BIG OPPOR- 
TUNITY IN DAIRYING 
 
    
   
    
    
 
Dairymen, who have enjoyed rela- 
tive prosperity in recent years, are 
now facing a situation requiring care- 
ful study and constructive efforts to 
keep their dairy industry on a stable 
basis, O. E. Reed, of the U. S. De- 
parement of Agricuure, said Jan- 
uary 23, at Athens, Ga., where he 
took part in the Farmers Week pro- 
gram. Mr. Reed, who is Chief of the 
Bureau of Dairy Industry, suggested 
a program of cutting costs and stim- 
ulating demand as the most favorable 
approach to greater dairy profits, and 
emphasized the natural adaptability 
of the South for improved dairy pro- 
duction and management. 
 
Commenting on the attention the 
dairy industry has attracted in re- 
cent years, and the resultant expan- 
sion in many sections, Mr. Reed said, 
The effect of this. general expansion 
has been reflected in the amount of 
_ dairy products on hand and in the 
prevailing low prices during the last 
few weeks. A general opinion has 
prevailed that the dairy business could 
not be overdone. Whether or not this 
is true, it behooves those engaged in 
the industry to study the situation and 
to make every effort to keep the in- 
dustry on a stable basis. The present 
slump in prices may be only tempor- 
ary, but it is of sufficient importance 
to command the attention of every 
dairyman. 
 
EL 200 not mean to be pessimistic 
aboyt the present situation, thd 
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tions as they exist. Butter prices have 
declined. Dairymen are receiving less 
 
for their products now than they re- 
ceived three months ago. At that time 
they may have made money from cows 
averaging 200 to 250 pounds of butter- 
fat per year, but today they must have 
better cows. Now is a profitable time 
to rid herds of the poorest producers. 
 
Business methods are requisite to 
the development of high-producing 
dairy herds, the speaker said, and the 
dairy-herd-improvement association is 
designed to give the dairyman the in- 
formation he needs to build up his 
herd by culling the unprofitable cows. 
On the average the cows in dairy- 
herd-improvement associations produce 
more than 60 per-cent more milk than 
the average of all cows in the United 
States. If all cows were brought up 
to the present average production of 
the cows in these associations, only 
14 million cows would be needed to 
produce as much milk as 22 million 
cows produce now. 
 
As an example of the economics of 
dairy production, Mr. Reed compared 
two Georgia herds, one of 28 cows and 
the second of 21 cows. On the aver- 
age the 28-cow herd produced 176 
pounds of butterfat a year per cow 
and the 21-cow herd 239: pounds. The 
total yearly income over cost of feed 
for the smaller herd was $554 more 
than for the larger herd, and ~the 
owner had seven fewer cows to care 
for. 
 
Production cost can be further de- 
creased, said Mr. Reed, by feeding as 
much home grown feed as possible, 
especially good pasture and legumes. 
 
  
     
 
  
 
MA RR EY BU LEE TIN 
 
year than cows in the main sections 
of the United States. In the sections 
of the South which have greatest pos- 
sibilities for producing legumes dairy- 
men may well follow the example of 
dairymen in the alfalfa belt of the 
West. If Southern cows received all 
the alfalfa, soy bean, lespedeza, pea- 
nut or other legume hay that they 
could consume from the time of frost 
until pastures are ready, their income 
over cost of feed in most cases would 
increase materially. 
 
He also recommended the silo to 
dairymen and said corn and sorghum, 
the best. silage crops grown, could be 
grown abundantly. Some _ excellent 
pastures are available in the South, 
but it appears that the farmer of the 
Cotton Belt will need to seed and care 
for his pastures much the same as 
other crops. Mr. Reed cited a report 
of one Georgia -farmer who obtained 
an average of 20 pounds of milk a day 
from a herd of about 20 cows: and 
spent only about $4 a week for feed. 
He raised such crops as corn, alfalfa, 
and barley and needed little supple- 
mentary feed. 
 
In building for the future, said 
Mr. Reed, special attention must be 
given to the selection of the dairy sire. 
In the past not enough consideration 
has been given to the matter. When 
a new crop of heifer calves is develop- 
ing, what assurance have we that they 
 
-will be. better producers than their 
 
dams? While good feeding is impor- 
tant, we must remember that. every 
cow has a limit of production fixed by 
heredity. This limit is inherited from 
both the sire 250 sa i 
 
   
 
   
    
 
  
 
Thursday, March 20, 1930. 
 
In conclusion the Chief of the Bu-. - 
reau of Dairy Industry emphasized the 
desirability of increasing the consump- 
tion of dairy products, generally and 
in the South specifically. Per cap- 
ita consumption of dairy. products, he 
said, is decidedly lower in the South, 
especially on the farms, than in the 
United States as a whole. When the 
farm family uses plenty of milk, cream 
and butter which is produced on the 
farm, the expenditures for other foods 
is reduced materially and the diet is 
greatly improved. 
 
He emphasized the importance of 
following the best practice in produc- 
ing clean milk, both as a matter of 
good business and in fairness to the 
consumers: The producer who has 
to be forced to adopt methods that 
will result in good clean milk is, and 
will always remain, a liability to the 
dairy industry. : 
 
Dairymen above all others, said 
the speaker, should be back of the 
educational campaign to acquaint the 
public with the value and wholesome- 
ness of milk as a food. It has been 
the experience that the public wel- 
comes such information, and that vig- 
orous campaigns lead to  increased 
consumption. : 
 
Summarizing his points, Mr. Reed 
said: The situation of the dairy in- 
dustry demands the attention of ev-. 
eryone engaged in it. The future of 
the industry also rests very largely 
with them. There are factors such as  
general industrial conditions which  
affect the industry over which those 
engaged in it have little of any control. 
Undue eSpansion, however, can be cur- 
 
it ees tn this end.