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STATE CAPITOL

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930.







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TAKE A TRIP





When I was a little boy, Sam Jones held a revival meeting at
Forsyth. He suggested to a large audience one night that they should

- take a trip when they caught up with the crops. He said go down to
Bolingbroke or Smarrs. These two places are about five and ten miles
from Forsyth. That was before the day of automobiles. If Sam Jones
should deliver this same sermon to-day he would Say get your car and
go about five or six hundred miles. Automobiles have made the world
much smaller.
It does us good to know the conditions of other sections of the
country and to meet and talk with

~ to know. how they make a living.
. Last week I took a trip from Atlanta through Dalton, Chattanooga,
_ and the mountains of Tennessee, across into Kentucky, through Louis-
ville and into Indiana. !

_ There are lots of people in Georgia who have never seen the moun-

tains. I never had until about three years ago. 7

To wind around to the top of a mountain, then look straight down,

. practically a mile and then look off across the country as far as the
eye can reach will make you ralize the vastness of nature and how

make you realize that fundamental principles count more than any
shrewd act or sharp trade. It will make you love nature. After all, the
love of nature is the best foundation for religion.

I went by the birth place of Abraham Lincoln. He was born in a
log house eleven by sixteen feet, with one window, and with a stick and
dirt chimney. He lived in this house until he was eight years old.

/ At that time they moved to Illinois. His mother died when he was

7. .+, ten years old. eRe egy t

This log house is now encased in a great stone mansion built by the
Federal Government. It is on a side road, but it is visited every day by.

people from all over the world who go there to pay homage to this
man who realized that the fundamental principles count more in this
world than anything else. ea : : f

A statement from Lincoln in the mansion carries this thought Stay
with any one when he is right but part company with him immediately

- when he is wrong.? \ ar. eb :

I wonder what Nancy Hanks Lincoln would think if she could rise
up and see the world paying tribute to the measley hut in which she
worked and strove for many years. | ah

The people in Tennessee are shrewd. Most of them are traders. A
large portion of their crop is pastures. They have lots of hogs, chickens,
cattle, sheep, some mules and horses. They have something to sell and
trade all th eyear around. They are not confined to a money crop that
lasts only a short season, as is true in most of Georgia.

: Tobacco was just being planted in Tennessee. Lots of the tobacco
beds in Kentucky had not been opened. It was raining in Kentucky
last week and I presume that they will plant their tobacco as soon as
the ground will permit. | :

people of different environments and ~

small any one person, or his activities are, in this great universe. It will .

three times as hard as in the country.

___ Most of the farmers in Tennessee and Kentucky have a habit of roll-
ing their ground as soon as the crops are planted. They will plant corn
and then turn around with the roller and roll over it. Most of the corn
was in this condition when I saw it. It had come up and was about
five or six inches high and it had not been worked any except this

rolling. This rolling had been done over the entire surface immediately
after planting. :

In most of Tennessee and Kentucky they plant their corn in three
and three and a half foot rows and from three to three and a half feet
moe drill. Figure this up, one ear to a stalk will make a tremendous
__ _They have better grade chickens, and better grade hogs and cattle
in Tennessee and Kentucky than we have on an average in Georgia.
Of course, there is more in the feed than there is in the breed, but the
Mates properly fed will yield you a profit where generally a@ scrub shows

ace

I was surprised to see some cotton as far north as Nashville, Ten-

nessee. Most of it was up about ready for chopping.

Most of the people that I saw plowing were plowin thr
mules and horses. It takes them a long time to hitch and unhiteh. OE
course, this is not practical on our Georgia soils and under our present
system of farming, although we should study to make one furrow count
as as as ee ;

saw several people plowing two rows of corn at the time.
Most all of them plant with a double row planter. On all of the large
level tracts in Georgia we could figure on this more. :

After all the rural population of Tennessee and Kentucky is very
similar to the rural settlement of Georgia. They have hard times up
there just as we do. Lots of fields in Tennessee and Kentucky are
growing up in scrub timber or pasture.
abandoned. This is too true of Georgia.

, There is one consolation, this condition cannot continue.
In all the cities where I stopped you could see numbers of beggars.
You could see signs of idleness and unemployment just as you see in

Atlanta. -Ninety-nine per cent of these people are hunting for an easy

position. Very few of them want a real man or womans job. Necessity
is going to stop this large influx to the cities. Hard times in the city are
After all, Georgia is the greatest of the Southern States. You can
make a living in the country here if you are persistent, intelligent and
eed If you stick to it you accumulate something for your
old age.
A rolling stone gathers no moss.

When you lay by, take a trip, then come back home. It will do.

- you good, and it will make you happier and you will feel sure that

after all There is No Place Like Home. :
- EUGENE TALMADGE.







oe Atlanta
2.00

Augusta
$2.00
cured

Sweet Potatoes, 100 Ibs. ane
- Cabbage, green, crated, 100 Ibi Ss
-Eggs, Ga., Extra, doz :

Eggs, Ga., Standard, doz. ---_

Egos, Ga., Trade, doz. -.--.--

Begs, Yard Run; doz. 222022

Stags, Ib.

Hens. <1Ds ve ee

Roosters: 1. 25 ce voce ee

pbiers; Ib. 2222-2 eo ee

WUCKS S1Ds 22 oe oe See

Geese, lhe 2256s <<

WLC YS 1. eee aN ee ee

Capons Se

Field Peas, mixed, bu. ------. .25
- Field Peas, not mixed, bu. -. 3.00

Country Butter, best table, Ib. 3.25
. Country Butter, cooking, Ib... .40

Strawberries, qt. o2522--2-. 25

Gorn Meal, 96 ibs. .----- -__-





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MARKET REP ORT: (2. og
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices, May: 20, 1930, Always subject to Variation. |

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INDEX

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted

Ga. Products For Sale _..- 2, 3,
Ga. Products Wanted

Plants For Sale

Plants Wanted

Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted

Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Seed For Sale

Seed Wanted
Second-Hand Machinery For Sale 11
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted

Car Lots

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os CATTLE FOR SALE
0 good Graded Jersey heifers for
e. Mrs. R. W. Wingo, Newnan, Ga.
Cow with first calf from Reg. stock.
Calf, -6mos. old. If well fed will give
al. milk day $45. C .O. Griffin, Ailey,

Reg. Jersey 5 yr. old cow, 4 gal. milk,
3 wks. old, for sale. J. B. Watson,
allas, Ga.

Want to exch, 2 Durham and Jersey,
each, male calves 3 mos. old for 2
ersey heifer calves of same age, EOD.
lel, Trenton, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want a good 3 or 4 gal. cow, young
fresh in milk, cheap for cash and
se as Write. J. R. Browning, Stock-
Cras 63"
oar young Jersey cow, gentle, freshen
oon, no horns. $75, Dr. L. C. Allen,
Toschton, Ga.
- Reg. Hereford bulls, old enough for
ice, and a nice crop of Hereford
ulves; both sex. E. T. Boswell, Siloam,

Trery large, solid color bull calf, born
May 14th, from high producing cow
and reg. bull. Sell, or trade for any-
thing can use. S. West, Cuthbert,
TQ.
1 full blood Jersey heifer calf, fawn
color, 3 wks. old, $12.50 or exch. for A
Grade Ribbon Cane syrup, or Reg.
S. P. C. sow pig, Spanish peanuts. W.
D. Wilbanks, Cave Springs, Ga.
3 Jersey cows with 2nd and 3rd
salves, all in fresh, $60 each. Will not
nd by Express or Frt. J. J. Dixon,
Bainbridge, Ga. RFD. { :
2 cows, both have young calves; 1
ist. calf: other, 6 or 7 yr. old. Both
good. milkers and in good cond. Rea-
Pr prices. S. L. Wilson, Mt. Airy,

aa Jersey Or fresh in with 2nd calf,
Mrs. J. A. Hayes, Dalton, Ga. Rt.

Fine cream color Jersey cow fresh in |.

with 2nd calf at reasonable price. Calo-
way Watson, Loganville, Ga. Rt. 5.
2 nice milch ae. cheap, or exch.
or dry cattle. W.S . Anderson, Middle-
on: Ga. Rt. 1, ;
-Reg.. Jersey 2 yr. old bull, doing good
ervice and already dehorned. $50. or
xch. for beef cattle. J. P. Pope, Mon-
Hens. Ga.
1 pure bred Jersey 5 mos. old male,
cond. $25. at barn. Paul Clark,
ixley, Ga
5 yr. old Jersey cow, calf, 4 wks. old
giving 4 gal. per day. $75 at barn. E.
Ballenger, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 5.
1 black tongue Jersey male calf, 8
wks. old. ent. to reg. $10 at my barn.
. Jd. Jackson, Locust Grove, Ga.
yr. old Jersey heifer, fresh Nov-
mber Ist. $35 at barn. J. O. Giles, Ma-
ietta, Ga. Rt. 4.
eam Jersey milch 6 yr. old 600 lb.
giving 3 gal. milk and 1 1-2 lbs.
utter per day. Calf 8 wks. old $60;

2

Iso one black Jersey fresh in giving .

gal. milk and 1 1-2 lb. butter $65;
th sound and gentle and easily
ked and T. B. tested. At my Barn
ices. R. D. Giles, Winston, Ga. Rt. 1.
2 cows, fresh in, for sale or trade
for springers or beef cattle. L. A. Puck-
, Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 6.

HOGS FOR SALE
Fine, 1 yr. old black Essex sow with 3
igs, $25. C. O. Griffin, Ailey, Ga. Rt.

Duroc Jersey mixed 70 Ib. gilt, $8
OB. L. H. Hutto, Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1.
14 mos. old pure bred, cholera im-
une Duroc Jersey gilt, $18 FOB. Leo

s, Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1.

Full stock B. B. Guinea pigs, African
strain, 10 wks. old, $8 ea. $15 pr. aoe
y shipping point. Dbl. treated, wt. 3

40 lbs. each; 1 male ready for me

. Write for description and price;
lso booking orders for pigs to be ship-
ash with order and halm when ready
d in 3 wks. $12 pr. or $6 each. 1-2
> ship. L. B. Toler, Glenwood, Ga.,

3 Box 93.

3 mos. old Black Essex bigs, cholera
mmunsj $10 ea. with Ped. A. L. Law
Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3.

ood thrifty feeder pigs, Black Fe

and Duroc crossed, 2 boars and 33.
sows, of Reg. stock on both sides, far-

ed March 1st, $5 ea. Money Order.
iss Kate Lancaster, Sylvester, Ga.



! pigs, 80 to 100 Ibs. for sale cheap, |:

oe eh. for Donaldson R. I. Red hens.
M thel Little, Atlanta, Ga. 1005
- eee Ave. S. W. phone, Madison
'S. P. C. pigs, sired by son of Worlds
Grand Champion of 1928- 1929, An-
ouncer for eae also 1 yr. old boar,
f Reg. J. H. Cavender, Millwood,
eas)
Several Hampshire and Duroc pigs,
ib. r reg. $5 ea, Cash ..Mrs. I, E.
Waynesville, Ga, Box q.

ford Freeman, Cleveland, Ga. Rt d.

MAR
10 wks old Reg. Duroc pigs, from 7

finest Sensation breeding, $8 ea. reg.
2. L. Scott, Concord, Ga.

A fine sow and 7 pigs, $25. No cks.
G, T. Murphy, Matthews, Ga.

"OP. Ci and: /O. 1, Cross: pigs, $6
ea. June 15th del at my barn W. L.
Yates, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 6.

Extra fine, large, reg. Duroc male,
2 yrs. old, $100. or exch. for fine reg.
cow or heifer. Write, for full ped.; al-
so 12 wks. old reg. niale by this boar.
$25. Dick Tope, Sharpsburg, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 reg. S. P. C. male, about 21 mos.
old, wt about 200 Ibs.: $25. Trade for
calf any size, of same value. J. R. Si-
monton, Dacula, Ga. Rt. 1.

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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

2 big mules, 7 and 8 yrs. old, and 1
small, 5 yr. old at right prices. Dr. L.
C. Allen, Hoschton, Ga.

A good farm mule, works anywhere,
good cord. and about middie- -aged.
Sell, or exch. for a milch cow, or sow
and pigs. Dan Barr, Statesboro, Ga.,

A medium size mare, perfectly sound,
in fold with a mule colt: also @ young
4 yr. old mule. Both in good cond. for
sale. E. W. Butler, Madison, Ga.

2 heavy team mules: 9 and 12 yrs.
moe for both. CobbA. Lee EU CrOnS,

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RABBITS FOR SALE

Chinchillas of highest quality, from
Stahls Gold Certificate stock, also
Silver Certified stock. Write. H. R.
Gaskins, Americus, Ga.

Chinchillas and hutcheg for sale.
Write or see. T. J. Anderson, Jr. At. |
lanta, Ga. 555 8th St. N. W.

Ped. sub, to Reg. Chinchillas, first lit-
ters from Stahls Gold Certificate
stock: 4 mos. old does, $2.50 each; 5
mos. old, $3 ea. Bred does, $3.75 each.
Walter Parks, Darien, Ga.

25 head of stock goats for sale. M.
B. Boykin, Statesboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

Chinchillas, healthy, ped. stock, $3.50
per pr. $5 trio; Silver Martin Ped.
stock, $5 pr. A. A. Marshall, Washing-
ton, Ga. .

1 pr. white pink-eyed rabbits, ready
for breeding. Sell or exch. for female
pig, 6 or 8 mos. old, any good stock.
Wrt. full details in first letter. Craw-



Box 29.

A few prs. Chinchillas, 83 mos. old
with papers, $4 pr. FOB. Steve Sud-
derth, Buford, Ga. 7 Garnett, St.

A few weaned pure bred N. Z. Whites
$1 pr. or write for further inf. Geo.
T. Northcutt, Jr. Marietta, Ga. 108
Sessions St.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
i 1 reg. Saanan buck, 2 milking joes
and three nice kids, all at an average
of $15 ea. (buck alone worth the price
of all) FOB. Mrs. D. A. Mills, Atlanta,
Ga. 1686 DeKalb Ave.

20 to 30 goats for sale. E. W. Butler,
Madison, Ga.

January Ram lambs, close grade
Hampshires. June 15th del. $10 each,
FOB. $1 places order now. Bal. on date
tar del. E. F. Harwell, Winder, Ga.

Live Stock Wanted .

CATTLE WANTED ,

Want to exch. value for milch cow,
calves, yearlings, or any other live
stock, except horses or mules. Write
for further information, or come see





me at my home, 11 mi. Northwest of.

rg ee Mrs. Mary F. Morgan, Ellijay,
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Want Bed Poll calf. State price and
ref. P. M. Burch, Eastman, Ga.

Want to trade pure Ga. Cane syrup
for good grade heifers: Jersey, Guern-
sey or Holstein. T. W. Timmerman,
Vidalia, Ga.

Want 1 Guernsey or Jersey male,
ready for service, not over 18 mos. old.
Must be reg, and T. B. tested. Will
give good note payable November Ist.
1930, at re ee price. R. D. Giles,
Winston, Ga. Rt.

Want milch cow, F cconante for cash.
or will exch. value, also want brood
oe tooM. Collins, Marietta, Ga. Rt.

Want.to exch. value for cows, hogs,
or poultry. J. M. Grow, Colquitt, Ga.





HOGS WANTED

. Want to exch. value $15 for hogs or
yearlings. Write for full particulars,
or come see. T. V. Armstrong, Decatur,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch. fine S. C. R. I. red,
Donaldson strain hens for good, thrifty
pigs. Write kind and price. Mrs. J. B.
Harris, Cordele. Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to exch. Mathews Imp. Soy



beans for 3 or 4 pigs, 30 to 40 lbs. once
R. S, Broadhurst, Atmerteus, Ga. :

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Want to iy reg. Pp C; bred he al-
G feeder - pigs. J. - ares Pelham,
a.

Want 1 pure bred sow or. gilt, O2f
C. or Duroc, to farrow later. State
best cash price for cash at my station,
Carrollton, Ga., C. L. Masdon, P. O.
Clem, Ga. Rt. 2.

RABBITS WANTED
Want to exch. a ped Certified Chin.
buck and doe nearly 8 mos. old, of reg.
payents for a pr..of White Flemish
Giants Write. Mrs D T. Poole, New-
Want to buy rabbits of all kinds and
ages of thoroughbred, Reg. stock. C.
B. Collins, Hazelhurst, Ga.

Want to excn. value for 1 buck and
2 does: Chinchillas or N. Z. Reds, Ma-
hs Garner, Sites Mtn, Ga. Rt. 2. Box

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SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want a fresh, healthy milk goat and
kid, any good milk type breed which
will produce 1-2 to 1gal. milk per day.
State price FOB Tifton; Will exch.
Holtermans finest Show and High Egg
dark Aristocrat B. Rocks: 1-22 mos.
old Son of Prince Arrorbars X, Direct;
51-2 yr. hens, daughters of Direct King
Ringy XI Ringy-Wonder IX and Prince
Narrorbars X. Write description of
goat and date can ship. Mrs. E. G.
Wood, Tifton, Ga. Rt. 3.

Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

42 lbs. Henderson White Bunch but-
] ter beans, 20 cts per fb. FOB. 1 pk. Pole +
and Cornfield beans, 30 cts per Ib,
FOB. Few quarts plack- -eyed peas, 15
cts per quart, FOB. Order at once. L.
S. Kelly, RFD 1, Shady Dale, Ga.

5 bu. Dixie Queen brown eyed white |
peas, $10.80 per bu. or 25 cts per pint,
plus postage. K. N. Sharp, Commerce,







50 bu. Otootan beans, hand thrashed,
not broken up, $5.50 per bu. W.. Tl:
Lynch, Zebulon, Ga.

8 to 10 b. Clay Dees, $3.25 per bu.
FOB Macon, Ga., R. L. Wheeler, RFD
5, Macon, Ga.

6 Ibs. red Valentine bunch bean seed,
30 cts per 1b., 3 lbs. white cornfield.
bean seed, 30 cts per lb; 2 Ibs. Ken-.
tucky Wonder bean seed, 3 Octs per lb.
plus postage, or will exchange for tur-
key eggs, 100 Ib., new white sacks, pur-

.chaser to pay postage on sacks. I to

pay postage on seed. Mrs. L. R. Ram-
pey, RFD 8, Elberton, Ga. .
50 bu genuine Otootan beans, re-
cleaned and graded, $6 per bu. FOB.
R. M. Turner, Royston, Ga.
White pole beans, 15c per cupful.,

Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. RED: 3. }

A few bu. Matthews imp. Soy beans,:
12 1-2c lb. or $6 bu. FOB here; also a
few bu. Hastings? Mung beans, 15c lb.
2 Walker Jones, Jeffersonville, Ga. Rt.

40 bu. Tillman peas, $3.50 bu. Grown. |
on own farm. W. M. Parker, Woodcliff,
Ga.

10 bu. running speckled velvets, $11
FOB. Mrs. H. W. Law, Eastman, Ga.

20 bu. sound Brabham peas, $4 bu.
FOB. Money order. G. S. May, War-
then, Ga.

100 lbs. Henderson Bush white lima
beans, 20c lb. $18 for lot FOB: Mrs. F.
C. Sawyer, Sulphur Springs, Ga.

Unknown var. prolific Bunch field

eas, yellow in color, quick maturing,
ss ee bu. FOB. W D. Brown, Ellabell,

oe peas, whips, Clays and Brabs
and Irons mixed. Also some slightly

@amaged Brabs and Irons that will}.

germinate all right, Limited supply of
Biloxi beans. If interested mail me
check at $3 per bu. and I will fill your
order. M. G. Pound, Sparta, Ga.

White Bush baby limas, sound and
clean, 4 or 5 lbs. only. 25c lb. or 30c
lb. in 1 %. lots. Miss C. L. Kellogg,
Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5.

Yellow Sugar Crowders, 25c lb. 5 Ibs.
$1; 12 lbs., White Velvet okra seed, 30c
Ib. Early black crowder peas, 15 Ib.
Add postage. S. M. Ogletree, The Rock

Ga. Rt. 1. Box 44.

New crop, recleaned, Otootan Soy, 2
bu. or more, $5.50 per bu. FOB. D. H.
Rose, Ashburn, Ga.

Clays, $1.10 peck, or $3.90 bu., Brabs, |
$1.25 peck, $4.75 bu. Mixed peas, 90c
peck, $3.50 bu. W. H. Waddelle, Pear-
son, Ga.

Otootans, $5.25 bu. recleaned; Lare-
dos, $4 bu. FOB. Money order or
Cashiers check. No personal checks.
Grady Mertz, Tennille, Ga.

25 bu. good Clay peas, $3.50 bu. FOB.
Cash with order. .W. O. Birdsong,
Gordon, Ga.

A few bu. Mathews Imp. Soy beans

| or exch. for any kind of peas.



producing 3 to 4 pies as meey. heans |

per acre and an equa he: of fin :
hay per acre), $7.50 ia

u. FOB. R.

Broadhurst, Americus. Ga.

Cream Crowdet (no better peas can
be grown) 15c Ib. 2 lbs. 25c, postpaid.
Will accept postage, stamps. Grady
Kelley, Sulphur Springs, Ga. Rt. 1.

50 bu. Otootans, recleaned, 1929 crop
sacked in even wt 2 bu sacks $5.40 bu.
FOB. N. E. Dawkins, Canon, Ga. oe

Several lbs. white running butter-
ee lb. Mrs. R. Jones, helen:

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Want to exch. purple skin Porto
Ricans, for 1 pk. crowder peas, Hast- |
ings Sugar Crowders, speckled crowd-
ers, black-eyed, or brown-eyed peas.
Del. plants in June. Write what you
have. Mrs. D. J. Johnson, Mt. vane
Ga. Rt. 2. j

Want a few ol dtime white sugar
crowder peas for planting, W.
Batchelor, Moolena, Ga. Box 74, Rt. +

4 or 5 bu. speckled peas, sound and
good, $4 per bu. FOB. L. S. nee
Primrose, Ga.

20 bu. speckled peas, $4 bu. FOB. J.
| D. McCrary, Molena, Ga. / ;

Whippoorwill pees, $3 per bu. Samoie.
on request. R. P. Rowe, Moreland, Ga.

Genuine Mathews Imp. Soy beans,
slightly damaged by rains at harvest.
time, $4.50 bu. FOB. H. M. Oe a

Lovett, Ga.

15 or 20 bu. clean, sound New Eras,
a 50 bu for lot. Cash with order. ea
B. Langford, Sr. Maysville, Ga. RFD 4.

4 Ibs. col, Bunch butter-beans. Sell,
Mrs. P.
E. Benson, Chamblee, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 bu: Otootans, $5 bu, 2 bu Mathews
Imp Soy, $6 bu. Recleaned, A-1 quality.
R. A. Hiley, Ft. Valley, Ga.

Whips, unmixed and sound, $4. bu.
FOB. L. P. Strafige, Swainsboro: Ga.

Red Ripper peas, $4 bu FOB or 15. Ib,
prepaid in 1st and 2nd zones. oe M.
C. Crow, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. S

50 or 60 bu. Irons, sound tee bright
$4 bu. FOB. L. S. Hayes, Bonaire, Ga.

Speckled sugar crowders, white crow-
ders and lady peas, 35c 4 Ibs. $1 mailed.
Money back if not satisfied. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.

125 bu. whips, good sound, quality, :
$3.35 bu. 25 bu. good quality Otootans,
$5 bu. W. G. Taylor, _Davisboro, Ga.

A few lbs. cream sugar crowders,
sound and clean, 35c lb. 3 lubs. $1 Cash
with order. Clyde Burell, Auburn, Ga. _
Box 7. WS Soe

BUTTER FOR SALE

2 lbs. fresh butter per week, 40c lb.
del. oo Cc, Cc. Tatum, Talking Rock,
Ga. Rt.

12) or 3 Ibs. fresh Jersey butter ea
week, molded and wrapped, 50c Ib. del. -
Sat. guar. G. P. Murphy, Fair Mount,
Ga. :



CORN, SEED CORN & CORN WIEAL
FOR SALE
Nice yelow corn, extra goodto plant
after wheat or oats. $3.50 bu. or 85 cts.
peck. G. M. Williams, Almon, Ga. :
Corn in shuck, $1.25 per bu. and O-
tootan hay $20 per ton; corn shucks,
$12 ton. W. H. Lynch, Zebulon, Ga. -
15 or 20 bu. good corn, $1.30 bu. Cash.

; Mrs. E. L. Wright, Yatesville, Ga.

50 bu. corn, $1 bu. at barn in shuck,
or $1.15 bu. shucked and shelled. A.
P. Hooks, Stillmore, Ga.

Mex. Jun corn, Blue and Wht. mixed
Write for sample and price. Si: Bn
ard, Jackson, Ga. ce

2 nice corn fed, home cured 28 and: :
30 Ib. hams, 25c lb. FOB. Odell K.
Vernon, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 4.

Mexican June aoe corn, 90c peck
not postpaid, or $1.25 per peck | post- >
paid. Ernest Kesler, Nicholson, Ga.

200 to 300 bu. corn, well kept, practi-
cally free from weevils. Slipped shuck
$1 bu. J. G. Dean, Dawson, Ga.

About 100 bu. slipped shuck corn, $1
bu. at barn. H. W. Corbitt, Lakeland,
Ga.

Popcorn, 10 lb. shelled: 2 var. Jan
anese- Rice a old fashioned Rice. |
Not prepaid. T. J. Kilgore, Whitesburg,
Ga.

Fla, Flint, Weevil Resistant corn, 90_ 8 :

peck, $3.50 bu. Mixsens 6 ear Prolific, :
same price. W. H. _Waddelle, Fee
Ga.

Blue Mexican June corn, nubbed and
shelled, 70c peck, $2.50 bu. FOB. Mrs.
Wee Huff, Bishop, Ga.

Pure white Mexican June corn, large
eared, nubbed and hand shelled, $1
peck postpaid, $3 bu. or $1.50 per 1-2
bu. J. Tom Morgan, Senoia, Ga: RFD

Ds

Corn, shelled in sacks, $1:10 bu. L.
es Strange, Swainsboro, Ga. <

Pure white Rice popcorn, 8c lb. $4. 50
bu. FOB. H. M. Moorman, Lovett, Ga.

Mexican June corn for seed, 75e
ae FOB. H. F. Jarrell, Butlers a
SConnrares on page five)



NUTS
Live
CATTLE FOR SALE
_ Pure bred Guernsey cow, freshen
_ April 15th, giving between 3 and 4
~ gal. milk per day. Come see or write
for price. J. M. Foster, Ellijay, Ga. Rt.
3. Box 43. e :
3 1-2 gal. Grade cow, with mo. old
calf, $55. at barn. Henry Walker,
_ Washington, Ga. Rt. 5.

_. 3-4 Jersey cows, 4 gals. and 1 1-2 Jb.

- butter per day, with 3rd calf (heifer),
_ 2 weeks old, $65.00 for both at my barn.
_ Come see her milked. Would take a
pig or a hog at reasonable price for
part pay. Write for further informa-
_ tion. Ned Sims, Maysville, Ga. Rt. 2.
__ High bred young Jersey bull. Sire,
Island bred, Reg. name Treasure
Prince Edie No. 321941; 14 mos. old,
- 600 Ibs. $75. For further particulars
and blood lines, write. H. W. Steed,
_ Jr. Statham, Ga.
~ 1 cream col. Jersey cow, calf 2 mos.
old. Will give 3 gal. with good feed.
=o tec C. B. Crymes, Roswell, Ga.
2 Grade Jersey heifers, 15 and 16

mos .old, $25. each del. at my home,

Smyrna, Ga. Phone 909 J.

- 1. mo. old, cheap. Mrs. L.

also 2 Grade Jersey cows, now. giving
_ milk; will freshen in Fall, for sale. Mrs.
J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga. Rt. 1.

_. 2 fresh in cows. for sale. Write,
or Phone or come see. F. L. McMillan,

. yr. old, fresh in cow, giving 3 and
_ 4 gal. milk and over a lb. of butter a
day. In good cond. Very gentle. Has
been State inspected for T. B. and
_ passed O. K. $75 at my barn. No exch.
_ W. A, J. Swann, Lithonia, Ga. RFD 1.
1 good milch cow with 3rd calf about
: E. Key,
. Cuthbert, Ga.. |
- Pure bred, 20 mos. old Guernsey
heifer from heavy milk stock, freshen
this fall, $125 cash. Would trade for

- young, fresh in cows or heavy spring-

=e old calf $35 or value on bees.

Drive.

ers. L. L. Wallace, South Atlanta, Ga.
_ Reg. mo. old: Jersey bull calves, out
_of 5-6 gal. cows and grandsons of the
famous imported Combination Pre-
mier. Value with papers, $30. Exch.
for seed peas, rye, oats, syrup, or any-
thing can use. S. G. MeNeill, Arling-
ton, Ga. :
Hereford bull wt. about 1 M. Ibs. $120

FOB. Malcolm McMillan, Bartow, Ga.

- ? Pure bred cream color Jersey 10 mos.
~ old heifer, $50. No papers. L. M. Ad-
- erhold, Lavonia, Ga.
- 2 mos. old. Reg. Jersey bull calf, $25,
or trade for Reg. heifer. Would pay
some difference. Tom Richardson, Pal-
metto, Ga. :
2 yr. old pure bred Jersey bull, not
Reg. $40 at barn. N. C. Gresham, Gray-
=BOn Ga. Rb. : ; J
6 mos. old calf. 1-2 Jersey and 1-2
~ Guernsey, $10 at barn. Miss Lula Ball,
-Dunwoody,.Ga. Rt. 1.
4 mos. old pure bred Guernsey bull
calf, also 1 Reg. Guernsey bull, 6 yrs.
-old. Heavy milking type. Dr. N. C.

_ Alston, Richland, Ga.

1 good milch cow, part Jersey, good
qualities. If interested, come see a
once. 8 mi. south of Rockmart. J.

-- $3 1-2 gal. milch cow, fresh in, $75.
Grady H. Ridley, Franklin, Ga. Star
-Route. . ey

1 highly Reg. Holstein male 6 mos.
Write.:
S. C. Cox, Atlanta, Ga. 31, Brookwood

__M. Garner, Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3. -

aap

HOGS FOR SALE :
S. P. C. sow with 7 pigs, 5 wks. old,

all crated at Mitchell, Ga. for $35; also| G
a, few 8 wks. old pigs, $5 ea. L. T. Mc-

Coy, Warrenton, Ga.
950 Ib. good, gentle sow with 7 pigs,
$30 for all. Miss Ellen Murphy, Mat-
thews, Ga.

Ss. P. C. reg. sow, wt. about 300 Ibs.

$35. Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga.

S. P. C. and Duroc cross yr. old sow

with 7 pigs, 2 wks. old, all pure blood, |

_ $35.. Miss Kathryn Sumner, Alamo,

Ga. Rt. 1. .

~ Big Bone Guinea (black) 3 mos. old,

. : pigs, male and female, very fine, $10

ea. J. C. McAllister, Mt. Vernon, Ga.
Duroc Jersey 3 to 5 mos, old, 30 to

50 Ib pigs reg in buyers name at reason-

able prices. LL. M. Kennedy, Collins,
Ga.

1 pure bred 135 Ib. Duroc Jersey

_ male, cholera immune, ready for ser-

2s

vice, $16 at farm, or $17.50 crated, FOB.

. W. 'T. Hendley, Vienna, Ga.
For service: Reg. Duroc boar at my

tome. Also have for sale, 4 pigs: 3
- Duroc and O. I ..C. cross and 1 Duroc
and Berkshire cross. R. C. Brewer,

Reg. S. P. C. pigs, farrowed April
th. Shipped first of June, $10 each; 2

> YGula, Ga. Rt. 3.

Reg. boars, farrowed November 5th, wt.
about

150 lbs. $18 each. C, R. Morggn,
Americus, Ga. Rt. D.

_] _ Thoroughbred big bone P.
| old boar, entitled to register, wt. about

MARKET

C. 18 mos.

250 Ibs. $40. W. E. Bailey, Hawkins-
ville Ga. RFD 1. ~ ea

1 White Chester mixed, brood sow,
in good cond. $10, or exch. for 8 light
breed, or 6 heavy chickens. Mrs. A. T.
Lee, Gardi, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 40.

3 pure bred Big Bone P. C. male pigs,
ine cond. $8 ea.. Riley C. Couch, Turin,

a.

5 pigs, 8 wks. old, half Duroe and
half Big Bone Guinea, $4 each, $8 pr.
Cash with order. H. H. Hawkins, Gib-
son, Ga, ee

Pure black African Guinea 8 wks. old
pigs, $10 each, $18 a pr. also 1 bred
Big Bone Guinea sow, $30 and 1 ready
for service boar, $20. A. P. Sanders,
Tignall, Ga.

7 pure Berkshire pigs, not reg. but
pure bred.: Write for prices. J. D.
Strarran, Point Peter, Ga. Rt. 2.

Reg. S. P. C. Worlds Champion
boars. Write for prices and terms. F.
H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.

Male Duroc, reg. 3 yr. old, out of the
Sensation line, wt. about 500 Ibs. sound
and a regular pet; also a, lot of 4 mos.
old. Sell, or exch. for turkeys or white
geese. Write for prices. Gracie Butler,
Savannah, Ga. 1019 E. Park Ave.

Berkshire sow, bred April 5th to reg.

|O. I. C., $25 or value-in bees in pat.

hives. Write. S. C. Cox, Atlanta, Ga.
31 Brookwood Drive. -

Little black Guinea 6 wks. old pigs,
$10 ea. $18. pr., or 1 male and 2 sows,
$25. Limited number only. R. E.
Barnes, Graymont, Ga.

1 litter of 8 3-4 P. C. pigs, ready for
sale about July 15th; 2 other litters of
8 pigs, ea. ready in August; $5.30 ea.
if shipped, or $5 at barn. No runts. $1
books order. No less than 8 pigs to 1
address. A. J. Adams, Ashburn, Ga.
Rt. B. f

6 sood feeder pigs: 3 each, boars and
sows, farrowed March ist, of Regs.
stock. Black P. C. and Duroc cross, $5
ea. Money order. Miss Kate Lancas-
ter, Sylvester, Ga. ae

Black Essex sow, 8 pigs, 1 week old.
Sell, or exch. for Jersey fresh in cow,
giving at least 3 gal. milk per day. C.
H. Brown, Sasser, Ga. Rt. 4.

6 pure bred P. C. 6 wks. old pigs, $5
ea.
Star Route.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Good farm mules, gentle, work any-
where, 9 and 12 yrs. old. Right prices.
Mrs. E. L.. Wright, Yatesville, Ga.

j1 yr. old horse, wt. about 1 M: Ibs.
works good to. plough or buggy, $40
cash. C. B. Crymes, Roswell, Ga. Rt.
3

gentle ,sound and good workers. Sell,
or exch. for 1 or 2 that are straight,
sound, work good ,gentle, and wt. about
1 M. Ibs. and between 6 and 10 yrs. of
age. OC. M. Jackson, Lawrenceville, Ga.

RABBITS FOR SALE
6 pure bred Chinchillas, large breed,
ent. to reg. 4 1-yr. old; 1 pr. 1 1-2 yrs:





t| old; 1 pr. New Zealand Whites, at $3

each, or the lot for $22. Dandridge L.
Blanchard, Appling, Ga.

1 Belgium Hare doe and 5 young B.
Hares, $3; 1 pr. Belgians, doe bred,
$2.50 pr. 2 young 3 mos. old bucks, 75c
ea. C. H. Overby, Columbus, Ga. 22,
lith St. :

Extra fine Chinchillas, 3 mos. of age;
healthy, Ped. stock, $3.50 pr. or $5 per
trio; Silver Martins, 5 mos. of age, Ped.
stock (the real fur rabbit), $7.50 pr. or
$10 trio. A. A. Marshall, Washington,

a.
Pure bred Chinchillas from Reg.
stock. Sell, or exch. for calves or pigs.
J. M. Jones, Grayson, Ga.

Thoroughbred Chinchillas. and New

from Reg. stock. Will furnish Ped.
papers. All ent. to reg. when old
enough. $3 ea. or $12.50 for 5. J. W.
Barron, Thomaston, Ga. .

Stahls Ped. Chinchillas, 10 old does,
part with young, $8 to. $12.50 ea., 12
young does, some with young, $5 each;
10 bucks, $2 to $5 each; 25 does and
bucks, 3 to 5 mos..old, $1.50 to $3 ea;
100 young 4 to 12 weeks old, $1 ea. All
del. Residence on old Hapeville Road,
north of Cleveland Ave.
liams, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 505 A.

Full blood N. Z. Reds, about 3 mos.
old, $1 ea. C. W. Seagraves, Jr. Atlanta,
Ga. RFD 5, Box 563. _
_ Sflver Black Fox Giants and Heavy
wt. Chinchillas, highest quality. Satis-
faction guaranteed. Le C. Rhodes,
Graysville, Ga.

2 rabbits: Belgium and 1 _ spotted
mixed, both does. Sell for cash or ex.
for a pig. Write for particulars. Mrs.
Della Brookshire, Demorest, Ga. Rt. 1,
Box 117.



ce

es di . Sell, ? &:
~ Pure bred Chinchilla ag what | freshen in 4'to 8 wks. Would o

or exch. for: potato.

oe

Grady H. Ridley,. Franklin, Ga.

Horse and a mule, about 15 yrs. old, |

Zealand White does, 3 to 4 mos. old,

L. M. Wil-

BULLETIN _
you have.
Ga. RFD 1.

N. Z. Reds and Whites, good stock,
bucks and does, $1 ea. F. I. Baker,
Columbus, Ga. Rt. 2.

Ped. Chinchillas: 9 does, 5 to 6 1-2
mos. old, 10 young, ready to wean; 1
young doe with 5 babies and 1 doe with
4 babies; 3 precding does, 1 fine buck
about 15-mos. old; 4 young bucks 5 to
6 1-2 mos. old, $80 for lot, or would
sell in part; also some nice hutches
cheap. Would consider exch. for heavy
por chickens. Leon N. Hodges, Oli-

er, Ga.

5 Chinchillas, 9 wks. old, $5; 3 young,
3 mos. old, $5; 1 bred doe, $5; 1 Angora
White doe, $5; pr. white N. Z. 5 mos.
old, $6; papers with all rabbits except
Angora and N. Z. Above, all guaran-
teed healthy and good fur quality.
Special price. Will exch. for country
hams, bacon, good juicy meat, or. for
chickens.. Mrs. W. C. Watkins, Savan-
nah, Ga. 1208 E. Henry St. East.

or open, $5 ea., 1 buck, 5 mos. old, $2;
also young stock, 75c ea. J. J. Har-
vard, Hawkinsvilie, Ga.

Reg, Chinchillas breeders; young
stock, Sub, to Reg. Large number to
Select from. Sell much below market
price. W. L. English, Ellaville, Ga.

1 ee pure bred N. Z. Red 8 mos. old,
$4; 1 N..Z. Red buck, 2 mos.-old, $1.50;
2 pr. Ped. Chin. from Stahls Silver
Certificate stock, 6 wks. old; 3 pr. 4 8-
wks. old bucks, Chinchillas, $1.50 ea.
All free of disease and healthy. Exch.
1 for Stahls stock N. Z. Whites or
Chin. 8 mos. cld does, healthy and free
of disease. Pratt Smith, Baxley, Ga.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

3 mos. old Toggenburg buck, sired\ by
Reg. buck and 7-8 pure bred mother,
$5 at barn. Miss Lula Ball, Dunwoody,
Ge Rial ee 3

150 head stock goats, about 1+3 kids,
$1 per head at my farm. W. J. Mor-
gan, Stlllmore, Ga. : ;
_5 milk goat kids, 3 does and 2 bucks;
sired by Reg. Nubian buck and from a
4 qt. doe. Can furnish papers to reg.
doe kids. $5-each for does; $3 ea. for
bucks if sold at once. Will exch for
young White or Brown L. hens, or baby
chicks. Write for information. Edwin
Seen Atlanta, Ga. 676 Tifton St.

2 bred nannies and 1 ram, $3 each, or
exch. for same value in something I
need. William Cliff Ayer, Yatesville,
Gas Rep: oR = :

Live Stock Wanted



4



CATTLE WANTED

- Want 40 or 50 Grade Jersey heifer
calves, from 2 mos. to 12 mos. old. Pre-
fer buying all in 1 bunch, but will ac-
cept in smaller lots. J. B. Dockins,
Rabun Gap, Ga.

Want medium size cow, with good
qualities, giving not less than 2 gal.
milk per day. Exch. value for same.
Make inquiries at Texaco Filling Sta-
tion or write. Mrs. Bobie D. Carwile,
Sparks, Ga. P. O. Box 71. 7

thoroughbred

Want 6 or more Reg.
Guernsey heifers, 2 to 3 mos. old. L.
A. Thomas, Commissioner Bibb County,
Macon, Ga. ;

Want milch cow. State reasonable
cash price. Will buy or exch. value for
same. Write. T. M: Collins, Marietta,
Ga. Rt. 6 Care Mulkey & Ball.

HOGS WANTED



Pay with cash, or corn in ear. A. V.
Simms, Wade, Ga.

Want Essex male not under 6 mos.
old, Reg. and papers furnished with
him. Advise at once. Carl Brown,
Howard, Ga. :

Want a medium size sow with 6 to 8
pigs. Prefer Hampshire or Blue Gui-
nea. Quote very lowest price, FOB
your shipping point. Jas. A. Ryals,
Hazlehurst Ga. Box 326.

Want pure bred, reg. Duroc boar
about 1 yr. old, of high class breeding.
J. C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga.

Want Duroc Jersey brood sow to far-
row. at once, or with pigs. Exch. value
for same. T. M. Collins, Marietta, Ga.
Rt. 6. Care Mulkey & Ball.

Want aS. P. C. boar, sub. to reg.
about 6 or 8 mos. old. Joe M. Brown,
McRae, Ga. :

Want young pig or shoat. Exch.
-value or pay cash, Write Miss Annie
E. Jones, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want 2 4-mo. old pigs to fatten on
halves. Good attention, free water on
lot. Write at once.
| Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 10.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want 1 reg. Nubian doe a fresh, or to

af
2



i

O. F. Speights, Fairburn, :

qt. and postage.
vonia,
Pure bred Chinchillas: 2 does bred |

| Ga. Rt. 2.

Want 25 pigs or shoats for pasture.

Mrs. Nora Woody,



der |

reg. Toggenburg. C. L. Stracke, Spark
a e = ; ; wa =



_ Georgia Products|
. For Sale :

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

35 bu. mixed peas, $3.25 bu. FOB this
station. C. A. Walker, Ellaville, Ga.
Conch. (Acre), also little Lady peas,
30c Ib. postpaid. C. Rountree, Thomas-
ville, Ga. ae
Laredo Soys, 4 bu. Biloxi Soy, $3 bu.
also rape seed, 20c lb. F. G. Champ-
ion, Chipley, Ga. ey ioe
Running Velvet beans, $1.25 per bu.

ee te a .
rabhams, u. aylor Hooks,
Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2. e Re
100 bu. 90-day Velvets, $1.25 bu. LL.
T. Harrison, Kite, Ga. pe
Black-eyed, 6 wks. peas (table), 50c
a L. M. Aderhold, La-

a.

White running. butter-beans, 25 Ib.
Mrs. R. Jones, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1.
White running butter-beans, 25c Ib.
Mrs. Joe Johnson, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 2
50 bu. Irons, sound, bright and pick-_
ed without rain damage, $4. bu. FOB
here. L. S. Hayes, Bonaire, Ga. es
6 or 8 bu. sound, not mixed Whip
peas, $3.10 bu. FOB Meldean. Cash or
money order with order. J. D. Cooley,
Leo, Ga. : Se
Tender cornfield and garden Bunch
beans, treated, no weevils, 35c lb. 3 Ibs.
$1; Hastings speckled Bunch butter-
beans, same price; tender, white Half
Runner snap beans, 45c lb. postpaid. C.
F. Maddox, Buford, Ga. Rt. 2.
50 bu sound Speckled peas in new
bags, $3 bu FOB. C. Crawford,
Thomson, Ga. Sra
Velvets,



Extra good 90-day running

-$1.25 bu. J. W..Harrison, Bartow, Ga.

RFD 5. SE
50 bu. pure Brabs, $4.25 bu. in 2 1-2.
bu. bags. Cash with order. FOB. J.
P.. McDowell, Dawson, Ga.
Stringless green pod, late Refugee,
Black Valentine and Tenn. green Ree
Red Valentine, Dwarf: Golden Wax
bean seed, 5 lbs. or more, 30c lb. or in
1 lb. lots, 35c lb. Tom Laxton, Early
Alaska, Tom Laxton Eng. peas, 25c Ib.
5 Ib. lots, 20c Ib. No: less than 1 Ib. sold.
Mrs. Addie Waddelle, Pearson, Ga. _-
15 bu. Matthews imp. Soy, $5 bu.
Make 3 times as much as others. W. J
Josey, Americus, Ga. gir oe
~. 800 bu. Running Velvets, in 2 1-2 bu.
bags ,$1.40 bu. FOB. R. P. Watson,
Hawkinsville, Ga. neta nee
Ctootans, $5.25 bu. Laredos, $4.25 bu. -
All FOB. All recleaned. No personal
checks. Grady Mertz, Tennille,Ga.
Seed peas, 3 bu. mixed, $3.50 bu. here.
C.-E. Reiser, Clyo, Ga. = Sn
10 bu. extra good Brabhams, $4.50
bu., 6 bu. Purple Hull speckled, sound ~
and good. $4 bu. FOB. U. A. Milcher,
Mitchell, Ga. ee
Biloxi, $4; Otootans, $5.50; 90-day
Running Velvets, $1.50 bu. Good stock
and land builder. Also Brabs, $3.7
and mixed peas, $3. Remittance with
order. B. T. Marchall Ft. Valley, Ga.
New crop, recleaned, Otootans, 2 bu.
or more, $5.50 bu. FOB. D. H. Rose,
Ashburn, Ga. oe
25 bu. A 1. Brabs, $4 bu. 60 bu. Brabs
about 12 1-2 per cent damaged, $3.7
bu. FOB. A. C. Reddick, Richland, Ge
Rt. 1. =
2 1-2 bu. unknown peas, $8.75 for lot,
or $3.75 by. K. R. Smith, Thomson,

Whip peas, $4. bu. FOB. L. P.
Strange, Swainsboro, Ga. Rt. 5. a

BUTTER FOR SALE

10 Ibs. fresh butter per week, del.
35c Ib. Quality unexcelled. Mrs. L
Lang, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 7. ;

Jersey butter, 40c lb. and postage.
Cash with order. W. A. Martin,
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 4. age

Best grade of butter, 50c Ib. del Mi
Annie E Jones, Fayetteville, Ga. R
3



"3 to 6 lbs. fresh, firm butter, clean
and free from bad taste, 40c 1b. del.
Mrs. C. T. Williams, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6.

CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN
MEAL FOR SALE

Old fashioned yellow field Flint 2 ear
seed corn for late planting, $1 per pK.
del., $3 bu. FOB. Milton Sumner,
Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3. - 5

Whatleys Prolific seed corn, guaran
teed 99 per cent pure; 90 to 95 per cent
germination. Sold under certified seed
tag of Ga. Crop Imp. Assn. Less th
bu. lots, $4 bu. 1 to 2 bu. $3 bu. 2 5
or more( $2.75 bu. All FOB Includ
postage for parcck post shipments.
H. O- Lovvorn, Carrollton, Ga. ee

7 Ibs. mixed pop corn, 6 1-2c Ib. or
45c for lot. Franklin Kemp, Tooms

boro, Ga., RFD 3. So ee







OUR

CORN, SEED CORN & CORN MEAL
FOR SALE

1 1-2 bu. pearly white, nubbed and
shelled June corn, $1 peck, $3.50 bu. del.
J. P, Morgan, Senoia, Ga. RFD 2.

75 bu. corn in shuck, $1.25 bu. 80 Ibs
Be eg L. M. Hannah, Loganville, Ga.

Pure Mexican June seed corn, white
and blue mixed; nubbed and shelled,
$1.25 peck, del. $3.50 bu. FOB. C. G.
Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2

125 bu shelled corn, sound, in 2 1-2
bu. bags, or will make some in meal at
a bu. FOB. T. M. Smith, Midville.

as

10C bu. sound slipped shuck corn,
$1.25 bu. FOB. C. F. Fuller, Americus,
Ga. Myrtle Springs.

500 bu. Ear corn, $1 bu. FOB. R. P.
Watson, Hawkinsville, Ga.

Corn, shelled and sacked, for sale.
All FOB. L. P. Strange, Swainsboro,
Ga. Rt. 5. :

Whatleys imp. seed corn, carefully
selected, prize winner in Peach County,
2.50 bu. up. Remittance with order.
B. T. Marshall, Ft. Valley, Ga.

White Flint seed, most weevil resist-
ant corn grown, $2.25 bu prepaid Robt
F. Sikes, Sylvester, Ga.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Wannamakers $3 per 100 lbs. B. F.
Fagan, Martin, Ga.
50 bu. Covington Toole Wilt Resist-
=e $1 bu. Dr. N. C. Alston; Richland,

a.

200 bu. Ruckers 75c bu. Grady H.
Ridley, Franklin, Ga. Star Route.

Cotton seed, 65c bu. J. P. Carter,
Naylor, Ga.

Pure Wannamakers, recleaned, 70c
pu. Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

100 bu. Wannamakers 2nd yr. from
originator, 75c bu. FOB.-C. R. Walker,
Griffin, Ga.

750 bu. pure Wannamaker Cleveland,
recleaned, $1 bu. FOB Cars. Claud H.
Hutcheson, Jonesboro, Ga.

D. & P. L. No. 4 cotton seed, a little
earlier, more prolific, and higher gin-
ning percentage. Wilt Resistant. 40
per cent yield of lint. Absolutely pure.
$1.25 bu. also 1 M bu. pure Wilson seed,
Direct in 1929, $1 bu. H. C. Kimbrough
Jr., Chipley, Ga.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Hams for sale, 28c lb. L. P. Strange,
@wainsboro, Ga. Rt. 5.

2 hams, wt. 16 lbs. each, 30c Ib., or
exch. for now ready Gov. insj. Porto
Rico pot. slips at $1.50 M. del. H. J.
Miller, Palmetto, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 122.

Home cured smoked hams, 10 to 25
Ib. sizes, 32c Ib. postpaid in Ga. for
single, or 30c lb. del. lots 50 lbs. up.
Lee Patrick, Quitman, Ga.

Country cured Hickory smoked meat;
hams, 35c lb. shoulders, 25c Ib. Riley
C.;Couch, Turin, Ga.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
: ~ FOR SALE

Ext. honey in 10 lb. pails, 6 to cs.,
$6.50; 1 10-lb pail, $1.60 postpaid; 2
10-lb. $3.10 postpaid; 5 lb. pails, 12 to
es., $7.25 postpaid; Chunk, 10 lb. pails,
6 to cs. $7.50; 2 pails, 10 Ib. each, $3.50,
postpaid and ins., 1 10-Ib. pail, $1.75
postpaid and ins. Shipped in. strong
shipping cases to insure safe del. John
A. Crumney, Doctortown, Ga.

Fancy new Gallberry honey, packed
and labeled in 5 lb. pails, 1 P. P. $1;
cases of 6, $4.25 FOB; also 16 oz glass
jars, 24 per cs. $4.75. Chunk and Ext.
Prompt del. J. T. Mullins? Alma, Ga.

Plenty of goor, clean 1930 poplar
chunk honey, strained, or in comb, in
50 Ib. lots. Cash with order. No checks.
Write for price. R. H. Matthews, Lin-
colnton, Ga. Rt. 1.

New, bright comb honey in comb, or
Ext. in 10 lb. buckets, $1.50 del. Money
order. R. W. Browning; Dublin, Ga.

New honey in lard cans, llc per lb.
J. T. Holland, Lenox, Ga.

-Pure, bright Ext. honey in 10 Ib.
cans. $1.75 del.. Taylor Hooks, Unadil-
1a Grae

New honey in 1 lb. sections, 24 to
Display cs. $3.50 per cs. FOB. Extra
Fancy, 24 to es. $4 FOB. P. C. Mug-
gridge, Cairo, Ga.

New. No. 1 section Comb honey in 24
lb. Display cs. $4 per cs. FOB. J. M.
White, Groveland, Ga. RFD 1.

10 lbs. Beeswax, 30c Ib. not prepaid.
T. A. Hughes, Buford, Ga. Rt. 4.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

5 tons white Spanish, 3 1-2c lb. or
$60 ton; also 50 bu. Chufias, $4 bu. or
10c Ib. 44 Ibs. to the bu. All FOB.
Elisha Lott, Broxton, Ga.

No. 1 N. C. Runners, 4c Ib. Cash
with order. W. 8S. Norton, Edison, Ga.

White Spanish 1929 crop, 4c lb FOB
No personal checks. Money order or
cashier?s check. W. B. Love, Jr., Au-
gusta, Ga.

Small Spanish, 5c Jb. or exch. for











es 25 cts.

MARKET

field peas at reasonable price. L. M.
Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

Ga. Runners, 2 3-4c Ib. for quick or-

ders in 100 Ib. lots; small quantities, 3

1-2c lb. FOB. J. P. Carter, Naylor, Ga.

1 M. lbs. N. C Runners, 3c lb FOB.
No orders for less than 100 Ibs. Roy
Dale, Dawson, Ga.

500 lbs. Runners, 3c Ib. FOB. Cash
Me order. P. W. McDowell, Dawson,

a.

Medium size paper shell peers: 25
Ib. 25 lb. lots, 23c lb. del. 50 or more
Ips. 18c lb. FOB. No samples; N. C.
Ga. raised peanuts, 4c lb Samples
upon request. W. H. Waddelle, Pear-
son, Ga.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure sugar cane syrup: Good No 1
Grade, guaranteed keep sweet in cans
all.summer: $3.85 per cs. 6 No. 10 cans;
$4.15 cs. 12 No. 5 cans; Lots 3 or more
cs. at 10 cts per case less. Prompt
shipment and safe del. guar. Lee Pat-
rick, Quitman, Ga.

Pure Ga. cane syrup, 10 Jb. cans, 70-
cts; 5 lb. cans 40 cts. ea. Put up 6 and
12 to cs. R. E. Bower, Dixie, Ga.

Georgia Products
Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want 1 bu. or more of old fashioned
cream colored Unknown peas, also
a few Sugar Crowders. Give best pri-
ces, FOB. , Jas. A. Ryals, Hazlehurst,
Ga. Box 326.

Plants For Sale

Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato plants
now ready, full count, $1.75 per M; 5M,
$7.50, FOB Macon. R. L. Wheeler, RFD
5, Macon, Ga.

Catnip plants, 2 doz for 10 cts; pep-











permint plants, 10 cts per 2 doz; tansy

plants, 10 cts per doz; cinnamon vine
tubers, 10 cts per doz; Kudzu tubers, 5
for 25 cts; horehound plants, 5 bunch- |
= Mrs. Mary Messer, Waleska,

a.

Large, stalky New Stone and Great-
er Baltimore tomato plants, now ready,
20 cts per hundred, 35 cts per 200; 60
cts per 500; $1 per M delivered. COD,

ed Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, now ready, 15 cts
per hundred, 200 for 25 cts; 50 cts per
500; 80 cts per M,. delivered. COD, 40
cts per 500; 70. cts per M. Mrs. &. C.
Rowe, RFD 2, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Imp. Porto Rican and yellow skin
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.25 per M.
FOB. Orders filled at once. Will ex-
change for peas. J, P. Mullis, RFD 4,
Baxley, Ga.

Greater Baltimore tomato plants,
$1.50 per M. Govt. insp. potato plants,
now ready, full count, $1.75 per M.
FOB Baxley. Cash with order. Walter
Johnson, Baxley, Ga.

Spearmint, plants, 50 cts per hun-
dred, Mrs. Z. M. Storey, Thomson, Ga.
All season cabbage plants, now ready,
20 cts per hundred; 60 cts per 500; $1
per M. Cash with order. Stone and
Baltimore tomato plants, ready June
1st, 25 cts per hundred, 50 cts per 300;
$1.25 per M. Carl Strayhorn, RFD 1.
Flowery Branch, Ga.

Pink skin potato plants, dipped and
imp. for 8 yrs. $1.50 per M. COD, or
$1.75 per M. FOB. T. P. Musselwhite,
RFD 1, Arabi, Ga.

Bermuda grass roots, nice healthy
plants, well packed, $2 per M. prepaid.
Cash with order. No order filled for
less than 500. Mrs. W. F. Renfroe,
Luthersville, Ga.

Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato plants
alee ee M, lots of 5M and up, $1.25
per M. Now ready, FOB Surrency, Ga.
M. O. must accompany all orders. No
personal checks accepted. Odell Light-
sey, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga.

Heading collard plants, 20 cts per
hundred. W. F.Stanley, RFD 1, Box
74, Stockbridge, Ga.

Early Jersey and Charleston Wake-
field cabbage plants, 50 cts per 300;
75 cts per 500; $1 per M._ delivered.
Prompt shipment. L. M. Wingo, RFD
2, Gainesville, Ga.

Big Oronoko tobacco plants, 20 cts
per hundred, postpaid. Mrs. M. L.
Goddard, RFD 4, Box 71, Summerville,
Ga.

Pimento pepper plants, 25 cts per
hundred, $1.50 per M. delivered. W. D.
Bryant, Coffee, Ga.

Matchless and FEarlianna tomato
plants, 65 cts per 500 ,delivered, or $1
per M delivered. Ruby King and pi-
mento repper plants, 50 cts per 300, 75
cts per 500, delivered. B. L. Lynn, Cof-
fee, Ga.

Govt. insp..Porto Rican potato plants



$1.65 per M; $6.25 per 5M, packed in

55 cts per 500; 90 cts per M. Well root- |

plants 15c a doz.

BULLETIN

Moss. H..R. Owens, Pembroke, Ga.

Early Triumph and Porto Rican po-
tato plants, $2 per M; 5M and over,
$1.85 per M. Tomato plants, $1.50 per
M. Prompt shipment guaranteed but
no CODs. H. D. Salter, Pitts, Ga.

State insp. Porto Rican potato plants,
$1.50 per M; 5M and over, $1.35 per
M. FOB Surrency, Ga. P. T. Herndon,
Surrency, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, govt. insp.
$1.50 per M. Cash with order. Now
ready. Ike Tomberlin, Surrency, Ga. ~

Several thousand Southern or Ga.
collard and cabbage collard plants,
(seed direct from Hastings) at $1.25 per
M delivered, or will exchange 1,000
plants for 1 M Porto Rican pot. plants.
Mrs. Julian J. Blanchard, Appling, Ga.
- Sweet and hot pepper plants, also
large size tomato plants, 10 cts per doz.
an Lula Hawkins, RFD 4, Appling,

a.

_ Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, govt.
insp. and treated, $1.25 per M. FOB,
or $1.50 per M delivered. Cash with
order. O. L. Mobley, R. F. D. 4, Box
43, Baxley, Ga.

Chas. J. Wakefield and Early and
late Flat Dutch cabbage, New Stone
and Greater Baltimore tomato, and
Heading collard plants, 65c, 500, $1 M.
also Porto Ricans, $1, 500, $1.75 per M.
Postpaid. _Mrs. Gertrude Branan,
Lewiston, Ga.

Chas. J. Wakefield, E. and late Flat
Dutch cabbage, New Stone and Grea-
ter B. tomato and Ga. Heading collard
plants, 65, 500; $1 M. postpaid. Miss
Rosa L. May, Lewiston, Ga.

Improved pink skin Porto Ricans,

State insp. and treated, $1.65 M. Great-

er Baltimore and Stone tom. plants, $1,
M. Ea. Jersey and Chas. W. cabbage
gan $1 M. del. B. F. Mallard, Oliver,

a.

Tomato and Beet plants, each, 15c a
100; okra plants, 10c a 100, Add post-
age. Mrs. G. C. Monroe, Doerun, Ga.

Gov. insp. pink skin Porto Ricans,
$1.50 bu. FOB. J. H. McRae, Fort
Gaines, Ga.

Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and
treated, $1 M. in 5M lots, FOB ship-
ping point. Silas Tyre, Patterson, Ga.
Rt. 1 Box 45.

Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. Greater Balti-
more tomato, $1 M. All del. No Checks.
M J. Lewis, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. :

Big Stem Jersey and Porto Rico pot.
plants, Gov. insp. $1.50 M. postage col-
lect. Colon J. Hamilton, Baxley, Ga.

Marglobe, Ponderosa, Farliana,
Greater BaltimoreNorton, Stone and
Bonny Best tomato plants, $1.50 M. del.
in Ga., Black Beauty and New York
imp. Egg plants, $2 M., Ruby King and
Bull Nose Bell pepper and Cayenne
pepper, $2 M. Detroit dark red Globe
shape beet, 50c a 100; Small lots, all
No order for less
than 50c. Postage paid and shipped
same day. H. J. Buchanan, Americus,
Ga. Box 231.

Ponderosa tomato (yellow) and Mar-
globe Wilt Resistant also pimiento
pepper plants, 25c a 100. Exch. for
crowder peas. Mrs. Belle Goddard,
Goggins, Ga. Rt. 2...

Porto Ricans, from vine grown po-
tatoes, Gov. insp.. and treated, $1.75
M. 5 M. or more, $1.60 M. Ga. collard,
$1.90 M. 5 M or more, $1.75 M Stone
tomato, $1.75 M. 5 M., $1.60 M Sweet
and Cayenne pepper, $2.25 per M. or
25c a 100. All del. Cash or money
order. Jas. A. Ryals, Hazlehurst, Ga.
Box 326.

Genuine imp. Porto Ricans, Gov
insp and treated seed, grown from
vine cut, now ready, $.75 M del. T. H.
Gordon, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 2

Red skin Porto Rican and Boone
potato slips, $2 per M. delivered. In-
spected and treated tobacco plants, 35
cts. per hundred, $2.50 per M. Tomato
plants, 25 cts per hundred, all deliver-
ed. G. E. Waldrip, RFD 1, Flowery
Branch, Ga.

Genuine red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, govt. insp. and treated, also
pink skin Porto Rican potato plants
insp and treated: $1.50 per M .FOB
here. 5M and over, $1.40 per M. G. H.

Lord, Graham, Ga. ?
Cabbage, Chas. Wakefield, leading

varieties of collard plants, Baltimore |

tomato plants, 35 cts per hundred; 50
cts per 200; 60 cts per 300; 75 cts per

500; $1.25 per M. Cader Stephens,
Flowery Branch, Ga.
. Norduke Wilt-Resistant tomato

plants, 30 cts per hundred, $1.20 per
500; $2 per. M. delivered. Cash with
order. Grady Bruce, Jakin, Ga.
Brimmer, Marglobe, Stone, Ponde-
rosa, Livingston Globe tomato plants,
75 cts per 500; $1.25 per M. Drum Head
and late Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
heading and blue stem collard plants.
65 cts per 500; $1 per M. Ruby King
and World Beater bell sweet pepper, 15



cts per doz, 50 cts per hundred; $2.50

Thursday, May 22, 1930

per M. Black Beauty egg plants, 20 cts.
per doz; 60 cts per hundred, all post-
paid. Will not ship COD. Mrs. Min-
nie L. McEver, RFD 1, Braselton, Ga.

Hastings pimento pepper plants, 30
cts per hundred, $1.75 per M. postpaid.
oa BE. H. Higgins, RFD 1, Surrency,

a.

Cabbage plants, 75 cts per M; toma-
toes, $1 per M; White Bermuda onion
plants, 75 cts per M; Porto Rican po-
tato plants, $1.75 per M; Ruby King
pepper plants, 50 cts per hundred. W.
W. Williams, Quitman, Ga.

Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, $1.40
per M. delivered in Ga. or $1.25 per M.
FOB. Prompt shipment. L. O. Morris,
Surrency, Ga.

Genuine certified Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.50 per M. 5M and up, $1.40
per M. FOB Baxley. Cash with order.
Will exchange for peas, Brabs prefer-
red. Willie Courson, RFD 4, Box 30,
Baxley, Ga. .

Yellow root, fresh clean, 20 cts per
Ib; horseradish, 15 cts per bunch; heart
leaves, catnip, double tansy, calamus,
spearmint, balm, 15 cts per bunch. Olid
fashioned rhubarb, 4 plants for 20 cts.
Wild cherry bark, fresh, also sassafras,
bermuda grass, and Johnson grass, 100
plants for $1. Add postage. Mrs. Ss
Southerland, RFD 3, Ellipay, Ga.

Stone tomato plants, 75 cts per 500;
$1.50 per M; 20 cts per hundred, de-
livered in Georgia. Stamps not ac-
cepted . Also inspsand imp. red skin
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 per
M. delivered in Ga. J. P. Anderson,
Mountain View, Ga. A

Pink and red skin, golden meated
Porto Rican potato plants, also Early
Triumph potato plants from carefully
hand picked seed. Govt. insp. and
treated, large or small orders filled, 42
cts per 200; 60 cts per 300; 90 cts per
500; $1.75 per M. All parcel post pre-
paid. Quick delivery and full count
guaranteed. J. J. Seay, Tate, Ga.

Porto Rican .potato plants, $1.50 per
M FOB Baxley, Ga., $2.95 per 2M;
$4.35 per 3M; $7 per 5M. Delivered,
$1.75 per M; $3.35 per 2 M; $6.45 per
4M, Cash with order. E. O. Butler,
Baxley, Ga :

Porto Rican potato plants, govt insp.,
$1.35 per M; 5M and over, $1.25 per M.
Cash with order. Good, strong plants
and prompt delivery. C. B. Tomberlin,
RFD 2,/Surrency, Ga.

Red skin Porto Rican potato plants,
$1.50 per M; 5M and over, $1.35 per
M FOB. Govt. inspected. B. V. Aycock,
Surrency, Ga.

Early Jersey cabbage pan 25 cts
per hundred; 55 cts per 500; $1 per M.
New Stone, Acme, Perfection tomato
plants, 30 cts per hundred; $1 per 500;
$1.50 per M. Pimento, Ruby King and
bell or Bull Nose pepper plants, 25 cts.
per hundred; $1 per .500; $1.75 per M.
postpaid. Miss Christene Durham,
Sale City, Ga.

Big Red Rock, Golden Egg, Peach,
and Condons. Everbearing tomato
plants, mixed, 25c a 100; 95c. 500;. $1.60
M. del. Ga. Sage plants, well rooted,
10c ea. 90c dozen; comfrey plants, 10c
each: Balm, 2 for 5c, 25c dozen; pep-
permint, 25 for 15c rhubarb or pie
plant, 15c per bunch, $1.50 doz. Add
postage on small orders. Mrs. Nora
Nix, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Plants Wanted

Porto Ricans, Japanese Yam, Patte-
shaw Yam potato plants, certified,
$1.75 M., 5M or more, $1.50M. Tomato
plants, $1 per 500, $1.50 per M. All
FOB. Also Cayenne pepper plants, 25
cents a doz. del. H. F. Stair, Val-
dosta ,Ga.

New Stone Greater B. Red Rock,
Matchless and Favorite tomato and
Ez J. and Chas. Wakefield cabbage
plants. Now ready. Open field grown
Full count. Water moss packed and
prompt shipment. 30 cts. 200; 60 cts.
500, $1 M. del. by prepaid parcel post.
J. O. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 3.

Miscellaneous For Sale

Strawberry jam, made this spring,
50c at. at myhome. Would like to
contract to make different kinds of
jelley on halves; party to furnish su-
gar and their own containers. Mrs.
Lula Hawkins, Alpharetta, Ga. Rt. 4.

Watermelon rind peach and pear
preserves, 50c qt., 30c pt. Mrs. Z. M.
Story, Thomson, Ga.

100 Ibs. nice wool, free of burrs, un-
washed ,40c lb. FOB. W. B. Ellard,
Cornelia, Ga.

Will have 4 peacock tails for sale
about May 20th, at $5 each del. in Ga.
or for best offers. John F. Meadows,
Hampton, Ga. RFD 2, Box 39.





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_ CORN, SEED CORN AN DCORN
as _. MEAL FOR SALE
MD d= . Shelled. sti 5
Bramlett, Acworth, Ga a a
ee: ee oo of weevils.
offer La it
_Graymont, Ga. e ee
ne June seed corn, $1.75 bu.
sd . bags. - D. =
. i, Ga, gs. W. , Watson, Logan
100 bu. good slipped shuck corn, $1.25
bu. FOB. . F. Fuller, Aiieneu, Ga.
Myrtle Springs. ;

_.. COTTON SEED FOR SALE __
_ Wannamakers absolutely pure, $3
per 100 lb. bag, or exch. some for Or-
see Pane Seed. B, F. Fagan, Martin,

Bes, ;
__ Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed, 75c
is bu. Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson,
__ 16 bu. Cokers No. 5, most of them 2!
ae old. Good seed for planting, 90c
bu. FOB. . _W. I. Abney, Athens, Ga.
Some Piedmont Cleveland

eed, to replant with, $1 per bu.

sostwick, Ga. Webster
Farmington, Ga.

E

,cotton
del. at



FRESH AND CURED MEATS
26 to 28 lb. cured hams, 30c Ib. Mrs.
+E. L. Wright, Yatesville, Ga.

_. Hickory smoked hams, 30c Ib., 100 |

or more Ib. lots, 28 Ib., shoulders, 25c

1b. or 100 Ib. or more, 23c Ib. All FOB

_W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.
moked hams, wt. 14 1-2. and 38 lbs.
35c lb. FOB. Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bow-
on, Ga. Rt. 4.5 :
2 hams and 1 shoulder, wt. about 22
Ibs. each, guar. sound, 25c lb. for hams,

and. 20c lb for shoulders, FOB. Will |

to pay frt. or express.

Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 6.

_ Hickory smoked hams, 100 Ibs. or
more, 28c Ib. less lots 30c lb. Smoked
shoulders, 100 lbs. or more, 23c Ib. less,
25c lb. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

3

_ Rowe, Moreland, Ga. A
__ Cured hams, 28c lb. L. P. Strange,
Swainsboro, Ga. :
Cured hams, Hickory smoked and
wrapped, wt. about 35 lbs> each, 35c lb;
also lard put up in new cans, wt. 50 Ibs.
to can, 15c lb. All del. in Ga. J. E.
Bailey, Raymond. Ga.

-_ Hickory smoked hams, 30c Ib. R. P.

; f 4
FRUIT FOR SALE
_, Dewberries and blackberries for sale
to parties who can furnish baskets and
crates for same. Mrs: Mary F. Morgan,
Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 5. ee

GRAIN FOR SALE



_ Several tons of extra good peanut |.

hay for sale. Mrs. L. E. Key, Cuthbert,
Gas ss :

1 or more tons of peanut hay, rich
with peanuts, $15 per ton at my barn,
or $18 ton del. at Vienna, Ga. J. C.
Sanders, Vienna, Ga. E

x

- 21-2 or 3 tons good peanut hay with

es

lots of peanuts in it, $15 in ton lots; |

less than tons, $1 per 100 lbs. FOB.
Frank Tucker Potts, Lumpkin, Ga. Rt.
2 Box 28.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
xl FOR SALE
12 Tbs. nice, new yellow beeswax, 40c
Tb. del. Mrs. S. F. Smith, Jackson, Ga.
Te ke
- Choice honey, Chunk or Ext., in new
3 Ib. pails, $1 each. del. 3rd zone. Qual-
ity assured. Carl W. Southwell, Pine-
ora, Ga. vi
11 Ibs. bright yellow beeswax, 30c Ib.
FOB. Lewis N. Hitt, Ball Ground, Ga.
~ Rt. 2 Box 18.
New crop honey, in 32 Ib. glass front
_ shipping cs. $5 per cs. FOB; also..pure
honey in 16 oz. jars, sealed and labeled,
2 doz jars to crate, $4.80. W. W. Futch,
Lanier, Ga. eS
Pure strained or*in comb, honey,
12 1-2c lb. Shipped in 10 Ib. pails, or
20 Ibs. All FOB shipping point. R. A.
Cravey, Milan, Ga. RFD 1, Box 105. _
_ Pure Ext. honey: 6 10-]. pails to cs.
$6.50; 12 5-lb. $7.25; 1 -10-lb. postpaid,
$1.60; 2 10-Ib. postpaid, $3.10; 6 10-lb.
Chunk, $7.50; several [&rge bbls. Fancy
Extt., $1.10 per gal. by the bbl. This
honey is almost pure Tupelo Gum and
_ 4s very fine. Jno. A. Crummey, Doctor-
town, Ga. Z cre ;
45 Ibs nice clear bees wax 30c lb cash
_ FOB Myrtle Springs. C. F. Fuller, Am-
_ ericus, Ga. Myrtle Springs.
New. bright honey in comb. or ext.
in 10 lb. buckets, $1.50 del.; also white



oney in comb, or ext. in 10 lb. buckets,

Callaway, |

| 25 lbs. or more, FOB at 20c lb. medium
size paper shells; Spanish peanuts, 5c
| lb. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

2 nice, dry, country cured Hickory |.

| 20th, 12 cts. Ib. in crates del. H.
Franklin, Register, Ga.

_ PEANUTS AND PECANS WANTED



er bucket, de

cor ning, Dublin, Ga. | :
|. 8 or 400 Ibs.

L Tupelo and Gallberry
honey, very fine grade. Sell at my
home, 5 mi. east of Norman Pank, for
15c Ib.. Thos. J. Weeks, Norman Park,

Ga. Rt. 1.

PECAN AND FRUIT TREES, VINES
ETC., FOR SALE
_Large grape vine, does not bear fruit,
but fine for other purposes, reasonable.
J. A. Barnes, Clermont, Ga. Rt. 1.

40 or 50 young black walnuts, from 6
to 10 in. high. Make best offer. J. M.
aia Sr. Pearson, Ga., Rt. 1. Box

Garden gooseberry, figs, white, tame
muscadine,. 15 cts. ea Well rooted.Add
postage. Carl James, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

White. Spanish, 8 1-2c Ib. shelled.
Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga.

White Spanish, for planting or any
use 5 cts. lo. FOB. Jas: G. Caldwell, Jr..
Jackson, Ga. Rt. 3. i :

2 1-2 tons red Spanish, 3 1-2c Ib. or
$60 ton FOB Sardis. Cash with order.
Mrs. J. C. Oglesbee, Girard, Ga. RFD
2, Box A. ies :

About 75 to 100 bu. bright Spanish
peanuts, $1 bu. FOB. J. T. Hughes,
Gibson, Ga. bee

Pecans: 1 Ib. 35c, 5 Ibs. $1.25 prepaid;





POTATOES FOR SALE |

100 bu. Red Bliss or Triumph Trish
potatoes. Will sell to truck on field or
ship. Edd Harper, Osierfield, Ga.

SYRUP FOR SALE
Ga. cane syrup in 10 lb. cans, 75 cts.

dF



-crate of 10 cans or over, 65 cts. Mrs.

P. J. Byrd, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 4.
Strictly pure No. 1 Ga can syrup.
Write for samples and price. E. P.|

Trulock, Whigham, Ga.
About 50 drums of thick Black Strap
molasses in 56 to 58 gal. per steel drum,
20c per gal. per drum, FOB. Cash with
order. N. P. Brown, Hartwell, Ga.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE -
Tomatoes ready for shipmen+ ay



Turnips and turnip salad, 25c doz.
and postage. Cash with order. W. A.
Martin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 5.

Tomatoes, Fancy quality, $5 per cs.;
choice, $4.25; crooks, $3.50, also squash:
fancy yellow crook-neck, $1.75 per
standard hamper, all del. in Ga,.D. J.
Harrison, Blackshear, Ga.

_ Stringless green pod beans in basket,

| any quantity. Make best offer. W. L. |
| Stonecypher, Rochelle,( Ga. Rt. 1.

Tenn. green pod green beans, nice
and tender. Make best offer FOB. A.
B. Boling, Rochelle, Ga.

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Georgia Products
- Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want 2 bu. of hay peas.
est price. Must be sound. A. L. Rozar,
RFD 2, Baxley, Ga.
Want few bushels of Brabham peas,



pure and sound, must be reasonable. |

Not over $3.50 per Bushel. L. T. New--
some, Dover, Ga. ;

Want to exch. Hot pepper plants, or
hatching eggs of Kerlins S. C. W. L.
for Sugar Crowder peas. Mrs. C. W.

Page, Norcross, Ga.

FRUIT WANTED
Want blackberries, wild or tame.
Give price per gal. or by the bu. and
when can del. J. W. Sammons, Tarry-
town, Ga. Rt. 1.



Want to exch. Porto Rico plants for |||
15 lbs. dried apples, Plants ready with-
in:8 or 10 days. W. H. Garner, Dublin, |

Ga. Rt. 4.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
a WANTED



Want to exch. pure, guar. S. C.'R. I. |
Red hatching eggs for honey. Write

first. Mrs. J. B. Harris, Cordele, Ga.
Rt. 2.

sis

Want to hear at once from party
having the red Spanish peanuts. State
number you have for sale, and lowest
price. J. F. Bishop, Waco, Ga. ~

Want 4 bu peanuts at reasonable

Canon, Ga Rt. 3. oe

prices. Send sample. J. B. Ayers,
Want good, sound peanuts. Will

exch. 1 M cabbage plants for 1 bu.

peanuts. Carl Strayhorn, Flowery

Branch, Ga.
Want peanuts for seed. Exch. turkey

or





Want han led Spani
Runner peanuts. Buy, or exc

Rico potato plants for same.

| Kinsey, Lake Park, Ga. Rt. 3.



Miscellaneous For Sale

Heavy grade cotton chicken feed
sacks, free of holes, 10c each postpaid;
Bene grade, 8c each. E. C. Pope, Ocilla,

a.

White feed sacks, 10 cts. ea; scratch
feed sacks, 7c ea. or exch. Weldon
Burns, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 4.

Nice, full peacock tail. Make best
te Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton, Ga.

Black walnut kernels, dry and clean
75 lb. William Elliston, Rune Ga

Yellow Root, dry, 75c lb. green, 50c
Ib. Yellow Root leaves and stems, 25c
lb. Jello-Co roots, 45cc lb. wild cherry
bark 40c lb. 3 lbs $1; catnip dry, 75c
lb. Poke Root, Heart leaves, sassafras,
or bark green, all 50c lb. Cash or
money order With order. Mrs. T.
McCurley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5.

10 lbs. nice, new geese feathers, $1 Ib.
FOB. Mrs. John C. Johnston, Hogans-
ville, Ga,

Cherry bark, 25c 1b. Sassaparilla
Roots 95c lb. dogwood bark 25c lb. Add
postage. Will exch. for good 100 Ib.
feed sacks. Mrs. V. E. McCook Mc-
Intyre Ga Rt. 3.

Black Cohosh roots, 25 lb. Angelico
Roots, 35c lb. Blue Flag and Black Haw
bark, each, 25c an ounce; Queen of the
Meadow, 30c lb. Poke and wild alum
root, each, 50c lb. May apple roots, 10c
ounce. All wild, not cultivated roots.
A. L. Dean, Trion, Ga. Box 171.

10 lbs. Yellow Root, dried, 30c Ib. or
5 Ibs. $1.25. Add postage. Mrs. J.
Fields, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Sundried Yellow Root, 35c Ib. M. L.
Garrett, Pendergrass, Ga. RFD 1. |

Colts Foot, 20c lb. Rattle Root, 25c
lb. cinnamon vine, 10c doz. red bloom-
ing peas, 10c each. Glenn Anderson,
Rolston, Ga. oa

100 lb. size white fed sacks, 10c ea.
or exch. for peas, peanuts, or cane seed
for planting. F. A. Rovers, Washington,
Ga. Rt. 1. Box 261.

8 Ibs. new geese feathers, 85c lb. FOB.
Guaranteed. Mrs. J. R. Horne, Funs-
ton, Ga. Rt. 1. !

100 nice white feed sacks, 10c ea. Mrs.
Piety Forbes, Brooklet, Ga. Rt. 2.

Calamus Root, green, 35c lb. FOB.
No less than a 10 lb. order accepted.
Cash with order. Joe Shellnutt, Car-

200 cotton seed meal sacks, good cond

rollton, Ga.

o: Alfalfa leaves, clean of weeds.

Be



s.7 5c each; a few with small hol
|or the lot for 4c each. W. H.

Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 1. \ ;
10 Ibs. fine ripe, unused geese fea
ers at market price. Miss Daisy B
ler, Madison, Ga. P. O. Box 114. _
Heartleaves, 10c bunch; Rattle Roo
May Apple Root, and Yellow Root, a
20c Ib. All freshly dug. ;
Porto Rico potato pants.
Reece, Talking Rock, Ga. Rt. 2. |





Want. cows, hogs, chickens, turkey
corm peas and beans. Exch. value if
same, Write. J. C. Netherland, Atlan
Ga. 1424 Sophia Place S. W. | a0
Want to exch. value for cattle, sheep,
hogs, peas, or corn, or anything car
use on farm. Write J. H. Grantha:
Pineview, Ga. a
Want to exch. value for equal
in poultry or hogs of pure bred
Write. J. M. Grow, Colquitt, Ga.
Want 5 lbs. of cured in the =
Meeks, Gainesville, Ga. P. O. Box 15:
Want 1 bbl. churn, 35 to 50 gal.
be in first class cond. Quote best price
FOB Union City. Miles Barge, Ston
wall, Ga.



Plants For Sale A

Imp. pink skin Porto Ricans, $1 per
500, $1.75 M. postpaid; $1.50 M.
collect. Prompt shipment. H. C. S
ner, Omega, Ga :

E. J. Wakefield cabbage plants, 20
cts a 100. Exch. some for setting of
eres, any ;

No. White Leghorns. )
sending, stating what you have.
ie Mae Russell, Louisville, Ga. R

Bunch Porto Ricans, for May
June shipments. $2.50 M. Run
var. now ready to ship, $1.75 M
with order. H. A. Walker, Baxle
Reb uls :

Porto Ricans, grown from vine
tatoes, Gov. insp. $1.60 M. Del. in
May and June Del. N. W. Danie
Ty, Ga Rt. 1. Box 122.

Imp. Porto Ricans, $
over; $1.50 M. Early \ ;
Full count and prompt shipment. C
with order. E. L. Anderson, Alma,

Rt. 4. ke aie ce
Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $
M. del. Ga. or $1.50 M. FOB Baxle
Cash with order. Good strong plant
Prompt shipment. Lizzie Poole, Ba:

ley, Ga. Rt. 5. pe



v





Quote low- |-



eggs for same. Write first. Mrs. Mar-
shall Lewis, Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2. i

Ca
ib 5 F f



_ ties per bushel shall be as fellows:
pounds; of shelled corn, fifty-six pounds; of corn in the

GEORGIA STATE LEGAL
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

1880. (See. 1634). LEGAL WEIGHTS DECLARED.
The legal weight of the following articles or commodi-

<

Of wheat, sixty

ear, seventy pounds; of peas, sixty pounds; of rye, fifty-

~ pounds; of: unslacked lime,

*



e



fifty-five pounds; of corn meal,
forty-eight pounds; of wheat-bran, twenty pounds; of

cottonseed, thirty pounds; of ground-peas, twenty-five ~
pounds; of plastering hair, eight pounds; of rough rice,
forty-three pounds; of tan-bark, per cord, two thousand
two hundred and fifty pounds; Acts 1876, p. 107
p. 150; 1894, p. 110; 1906, p. 118, |

In the absence of express agreement otherwise the law
fixes the weight of sweet potatoes at 55 pounds to the
bushel. Fain v Ennis, 4 Ga. App. 716, 62 8. E. 466. :

six pounds; of oats, thirty-two pounds; of barley, forty-
seven pounds; of Irish potatoes, sixty pounds; of sweet
potates, fifty-five pounds; of white beans, sixty pounds;
of clover-seed, sixty pounds; of timothy-seed, forty-five
pounds; of flax-seed, fifty-six pounds;
forty-four pounds; of blue-grass seed, fourteen pounds; _
of buckwheat, fifty-two pounds; of dried peaches (un- :
peeled), thirty-three pounds; of dried peaches (peeled),
thirty-eight pounds; of dried apples, twenty-four pounds;
of onions, fifty-seven pounds; of stone coal, eighty

of hemp-seed,

eighty pounds; of turnips,
bolted or unbolted,

: 1880,

+



Georgia
Market Bulletin

Published Weekly By The
BUREAU OF MARKETS



Arthur D. Jones, Director .

Department Of '
Agriculture

; c Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner





THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1930.



Entered as second 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 of postage provided for in
ae 1103. Act of October 8,





Notice of farm produce and ap-
purtenances, admissible under
postal regulations, inserted one
time on each request and re-
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Second-hand Farm Machinery,
Fowers and Seed, Incubator and
Ornamental Nursery Stock no-
_ tices are published in monthly
supplement which appear on
the first Thursday of each
_ month.

Farm land for-sale editions are
published at intervals during the
year. Advance notices of these
editions appear from time to
time advising advertisers when
to mail us these types of notice.

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.

Plants For Sale |





Pure Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. or $1.75
el. Cash with order. Now ready. Isa-
c Sellers, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.

Gov. insp. and treated Porto Ricans
fell rooted and full count. Satisfac-
on guar. $1.50 M., 5M. or more, $1.-
0 M. Cash with order. FOB. J B. Pat-
erson, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 87.
_Gov insp. and treated Porto Ricans.
1.50 M. del. Good plants and good
ount. J. W. Smith, Baxley, Ga Rt. 3.

Pure Porto Ricans, grown from vine

uttings for seed, Gov. insp. $1.40 M.}

. C. S: Ahl, Baxley, Ga.
Porte Ricans, $1.50 M. 5M lots $1.-
5 M. Satisfaction guaranteed. Cash

ith order. Melvin Hutcheson, Bax-7|

ey, Ga. Rt. 4.

Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and treat-

d, now ready f $1.75 M. Prompt ship-
lent and full count. oe L. Durand,
6 -8 in Livingston Globe tomato
ants, for immediate del. $1.75 M. del.
. Ga. H. B Jones, Woodbury. Ga.
Pure Porto Ricans, insp and dip-
ed, $1.50 M. 5M or over, $1.25 M. FOB

Express, or add postage for parcel
ost. 4 count. J. D. Shivers, Omega,

Be rt, le,

Full stamp, Gov insp.. Porto Ricans
.25.M. del. Can ship 80M weekly.
ooo A. B. Lightsey, Surreficy,

Gov. insp. and treated pink skin
rto Rican potato plants, 5M or more

50 M. del. in Ga. or North Carolina.

ash aa order. H. Lightsey, Odum,

@ Rt 2. ,

Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.50
FOB. Full count and good plants
ar. Cash with order. W. A. Poole,

Thomson
berry plants, 25 cts a 100; horse
idish, 6 for 25 cts; peppermint, 2 doz.
cts. garden horsemint, 6 for 25 cts.
1 exch. for good white feed sacks
10 cts. ea. Add postage on small or-
ers. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dahlonega,
a.

Leading varieties of good, large to-
to and cabbage plants, del. 60 cts.
ry 500; $1 per M, by return mail. J.
. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga, :
rto Rican potato plants, gov. insp.
.50 per M. FOB. Strong, healthy
lants, full count. R. H. Mangham,
Rt, 4, Tifton, Ga.

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i



| Aldridge, Rt, 3, Alma, G

MA.

pepper plants, $1.25 per M; lots of 10

Royal a and Ruby King sweet.

M, $1.15 per M; lots of 20 M, $1 per
M. del. R. H. Greer, Rt. 2, Hampton, |

Ga.

Pure insp. Porto Rican potato plts.

$7 per 5M. Tomato plants, early and

late varieties, $1.25 per M, postpaid.

E. Y. Stokes, Rt. 3, Macon, Ga.

Genuine rea skin Porto Rican po-
tato plants, state insp. $1.50 per M.
postpaid. Cash with order. C. D. #ree-
land, Rt. 2. Gainesville, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 per
M; Boones, same: price, all del. Guy
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.50
per M. Boones, $2 per M. Cabbage
plants, 50 cts. per 300; 75 cts. per 500
del. Ethel- Crow, Rt. 2. Gainesville, Ga.

Purple Skin Porto Rican potato
plants, state insp. and treated, $1 per
500, or $1.75 per M. del. Winfred Wal-
drip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Pure Porto Rican and Boone po-
tato plants, govt insp., $2 per M. To-
mato plants, same price. Prompt ship~
ment. C. F. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Ga.

Sunch of vineless Porto Rican po-
tato plants, govt insp. and treated,
now ready, $2.25 per M. postpaid; 5M
or more, $2 per M, express collect. Mrs.
Ruby Smith, Rt. 3. Buford, Ga..

Greater Baltimore tomato plants, $1
per M. E. B. Travis, Riverdale, Ga.

Hot pepper plants, 10 cts. per doz;
3 doz. for 25 cts. plus postage. Minnie
Matthews, Plainville, Ga.

Govt insp. imp. pink skin Porto
Rican potato plants, grown exclusiveiyv
for planting from vine cuttings, $1.50
per M. FOB. Cash with order. E. E.
Carter, Hazelhurst, Ga. bd

Porto Rican potato plants,

per M. up to 5M; 6M or over, $1.30.

per M. or will exch. for red skin Span-
ish peanuts and imp. white Spanish

peanuts or March hatch chickens, :

or will exch. for equal value of any
kind of peas. R. E. Tomberlin Surrency
Ga. Cory

Genuine Imp. Porto Rican potato
plants, Gov. insp. and treated, $1.50

{| per M; 5M or more, $1.40 per M. Cash

with order. No personal checks accept-
ed. D. T. Herrington, Graham, Ga.

Hastings purple thornless eggplants,
15 cts. per doz; Big Brimmer and Wilt
Resistant Marglobe tomato plants,
20 cts. per 100; $1.80 per M, del, moss
packed. Now ready. Mrs. Walter Mc-
Donald, Rt. 2, Alma, Ga.
Hastings Wilt resistant Marglobe and

Big Brimmer tomato plants, 20 cts.
per 100; $1.80 per M. Long.pod hot
pepper, 10 cts. per doz. All water moss
packed and del. Now ready. Mrs. S.
Carter, Rt. 2. Alma, Ga.

Genuine Imp. Porto Rican potato
plants, insp. and trated, $2 per M.
Good, strong plants: and full count
guaranteed. H. G. Evans,Graham, Ga.

Imp. red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, insp. and treated $2 per M.
per M. FOB. J. H. Lee, Surrency, Ga.

Pimento pepper plants, 25 cts. per
100. No order filled for less than 200
plants. Mrs. W. L. Spearman, Rt. 2.
Temple, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, $1 per
500; $1.75 per M. Tomato plants, 75
cts. per 500; $1.25 per M; Ruby King
and pimento pepper plants, 90 cts. per
500; $1.50 per M. Hot pepper plants,
20 cts. per 100. Cabbage and onion
plants, 85 cts. per M. All plants post-
paid. R. C. Chanclor, Seville, Ga.

Purple skin Porto Rican potato plts.
govt insp., $1.40 per M. FOB. $1.60
per M. del. in Georgia, or will exch.
for hay peas, 2M plants for 1 bu. of
Deas: R. D. McDonald, Rt. 3. Alma,

a.

Genuine Imp. Goyt insp., and .treat-
ed red skin Porto Rican potato flts.
$1.75 per M. FOB; 5M lots, $1.50 per
Mi. or $1.65 per (M del; {10M or ,more,
$1.50 per M del. Cash with order. Lon-
nie Johnson Rt. 4, Alma, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75 per
M; del. $1.50 per M FOB. H. W. jBen-
mdit, Alma, Ga. .

Greater Baltimore tomato plants,
strong, well rooted plants, now yeady
for shipping, full count, well packed,
25 cts. per 100; $1.50 per M. Send BA.
O. Mrs. Frances Holtman, Rt. 2. Box
88. Alma, Ga. -

Marglobe, B. B. Acme, Norton,Stone
Ponderosa, and Earliana, $1.50 per M.
Ruby King and cayenne pepper -plts.
$2 per M. All plants 15 cts. doz. No
orsr under 50 cts filled. Postpaid.
Miss A. P. Wheeler, Americus, Ga.

Govt insp. Porto Rican potato plts.
$1.25 per M. Stone and Livingston
Globe tomato plants, $1.25 per M. R.
E. Bower, Sr., Dixie, Ga.

Pure red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.50 per M. Good plants and
full count. Prompt shipment. Stephen
a. - 2

|



=f Cake : eS es Sen yA ap MoM
Pure red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, 1 to 10M, $1.50 per M FOB;
over 10M, $1.50 per M. Prepaid in Ga.
Good plants and full:count guar. J. M.
Campbell, Rt. 2. Surrency,Ga.
Genuine Red Skin Porto Rican po-
tato plants, govt insp. and treated,
$1.50 per M. Full count guaranteed. 1
N. Campbell, Rt. 2, Surrency, Ga.
Porto Rican potato plants, govt insp.
and treated, $1.60 per M. del. in Ga.
May and June Del. E. D. Conger, Rt.

1 1;..Box 123; JEy Ty, Ga.

Hot pepper plants, 20 cts per 100;
tomato plants, 10 cts per doz, moss
packed. Yellow root, 50 cts. per lb. not
dried. Premium Flat Dutch cabbage
plants, 20 cts. per 100; Charleston or
Wakefield cabbage. plants, 20 cts. per
100 Also sure head cabbage plts. 20 cts.
Southerland, Rt..3, Box 48, Ellijay, Ga.

Hastings cabbage-collard plants, 25
cts. per 100; $1.50 per M. del. J. M.
Jones, Grayson, Ga. f :
Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, now
ready to ship, govt insp. $1.50 per M
FOB Baxley, Ga., Good strong plants
and prompt shipment. Cash with or-
der. No personal. checks accepted.
Mrs. J. M . Wiliams, Baxley, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, gov. onsp.
and full count, $1.6 5per M. 5M or over

$1.45 per M. All FOB here. J. J Oliff, |

Bristol, Ga.

Porto Rican. potato plants, govt. in-

spected and full count, $1.65 per M; 5M
or over $1.45 per M. All FOB here. O-
dell Thornton, Bristol Ga.
, Red skin Porto Rican potato plts.
$1.50 per M. FOB. S. P. Boatright,
Coffee, Ga.

Collard plants, 20 cts. per 100. 300

for 50 cts; $1 per 700, postpaid. Mrs. |

ae Braswell, Rt. 1. Stone Mountoin

a.
Collard plants, Buncum kind, 25 cts.
per 100, or 500 for $1; Early Jersey
Wakefiled Cabbage plants, 25 cts. per
100, or 500 for $1. Artichoke plants,
$1.50 per M. FOB Dublin. Porto Rican
potato plants, insp. and treated, $1.50
per M, FOB Dublin, Ga. Cash with
order. L. E. Harrison, Dublin, Ga.
_ Pure Porto Rican potato plants, gov.
insp. and treated, $1.75 per M; 5M
$7.50, del to any point in Ga, Load
trucks at bed, not crated. $1.25 per M.
May del. T. W. Register, Vienna, Ga.
Gov. insp. Porto Rican potato plants
$1.75 per M. Lots of 5M or more, $1.50
per M. All del. Money order or check
must accompany order. C. H. Parrish,
Rt. 6, Tifton, Ga. e
ere grown cabbage collard plants,
20 cts. per 100, or will exchange for

tomato plants, wilt- resistant prefer-

red. Also any kind of turkey eggs, red
ones preferred. 100 plants for an egg.
Mrs. D. M. Keen, Rt. 4, Box 190, Ly-
ons, Ga. y

Pink or red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, govt insp., $1.60 per M; 5M or
more, $1.50 per M. Good strong plts.
and good count guaranteed, FOB Tif-
ton, Ga. All orders answered same day
ee tian A. J. Whiddon, Rt. 7. Tifton,

a. }

Chas. Wakefield cabbage plants@ 25.
cts. per 100; 70 cts. per 500; $1.25 per
M. Tomato plants, June Pink, Great-

rer Baltimore, Stone, Marglobe, Red- |

field Beauty and Norton, 35. cts. per

100. $1.40 per 500; $2 per M; 5M or

or $1.75 per M. Otis Kelly, Lovejoy,
a,

Guaranteed well rooted, 7 in. plants,
genuine New Stone and Baltimore to-
mato plants, Chas. Wakefield cabbage
plants, 50 cts. per 300; $1 per 700; $1.-
25 per M. Rushed by parcel postl post-
paid. C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga.

1 Million Ga. Collard plants, $1 per
BY not prepaid. $1.15 per M. prepaid
$4 per 5M. Will exch. for peas, peanuts
velvet beans or anything can use. Guy
Taylor, Rt. 1. Macon, Ga. \

Charleston Wakefield cabbage plts.
and New Stone tomato, plants, 20 cts.
per 100; 65 cts. per 500; $1.10 per M.
Osh Mrs. W. C. Owens, Rt. 3, Buford,

a, 6

Govt insp. Porto Rican potato plts.

nhow ready, $1.50 per M; 5M or jnore,

$1.40 per M. prepaid. Boones, $2 per
M. prepaid. Guy Crow, Rt. 2 Gaines-
ville, Ga. o

_ Porto Rican potato plants, $1.60 per
M; lots of 5M or more, $1.45 per M.
a with, order. I. E Clayton, Tifton,

Imp. red skin Porto Rican potato
plants gov. insp. and treated, $1.40
ed M. FOB. J. C. Campbell, Surrency,

Bee } ! :
Porto Rican potato plants, $1.50 per
M; lots of 5M or over, $1.35 per M. F.
O. B. W. R. Hutto, Rt. 2, Box 16, Sur-
rency, Ga.

Early Jewel tomato plants, 24 }ts.
per 100, add 4 cts. for postage. |Will
accept stamps. Mrs. Mattie Sue oO-
Kelly, Rt. 3, Colbert, Ga. _

Greater Baltimore and New Stone

lay, May 22, 1930

tomato plants, now ready, 30 cts. }

De]
100, $1.75. per M. Mrs. Annie Storgel,
Rt. 1, Flowery Branch; Ga... 7.75.3

Boones, $2 per M. Cabage plants, 50 cts.
per 300; 75 cts. per 500, del. Bill Crow,
Rt. 2, Gainesville, Ga. , xa :
Porto Rican Potato plants, pure str.
state insp., $1.50 per M. del. Lots of

M. Express collect. Wm McDonald, Rt
1 Valdosta, Ga.
Porto Ricans, State insp. and treated
$1.75 M. 5M or more, $1.50-M. FOB.
here. Cash with order. J. C. Tyre, Bris-

to, Ga. . pea
Several M. pimiento pepper plants,

$1.25 per M. FOB. Cash with order. S.

T. Mangham, Ty Ty, Ga. IS a5
Genuine Red skin Porto Ricans,

true to name, $1.75 M. up, $1.65 M. del.
Ga. J. W. Haman, Sumner, Ga.
Virginia Bright Leaf tobacco plants, ~

$1.50 M. prepaid. R. H. Holton, 'Fitz-

gerald, Ga. Rt. 1. aoe
Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. to-

mato plants, $1 M. Prompt shipment. | :

E, V. Kinsey, Lake Park, Ga. Rt. 3.
ee Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, $1.75
Ma 5M.

afiky quality. Quick service. May and

June del. L. E. Deal, Bristol, Ga.
New Stone tomato, 45 cts. 200, $1.10

M. del. Now ready, cabbage-collard,

3 doz. 25 cts. or 50 cts, a 100, $1 for 300.
All del. Send M. O.or stamps for small
orders, under 50 cts. Mrs. F. E. Hap-
poldt, Lewiston, Ga.

10 bundles to the M. potato plants,
$1.50 per M. FOB. Parcel Post, or Ex-
press. Cash or money order.

vance. Will exch some for seed peas
and Spanish peanuts. Mrs.,
Campbell, Surrency, Ga. :
Imp Porto Rican plants, bedded from
selected seed (that made 250 bu .per
acre), $1.50 per M. del. Over 5M $1.40
M. del. Count and quality guaranteed.
Lonnie Moore, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. |
Greater Baltimore and New Stone
tomato plants, now ready 30c a 100;
$1.75 M. Open field grown. Mrs. Rubye
Tumlin, Flowery Branch, Ga. RFD 1.
Dill sprays (for dill pickles), 6 for 25c
Moss packed Add postage. Mrs. T.'B.
Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga. -
Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and treat- |
ed, $1.50 M. 5 M. or up, $1.85 M May.
ane June del W. J. Boyett, Bristol,

a

Dutch and Wakefield cabbage, Head-
ing collards and Baltimore tomato
plants, 20c a, 100; $1 M mailed; Sweet

and Hot pepper, and Broad Leaf to- z

bacco plants, 3 Octs a 100; $2 M. mail-
ed. Lee Crow, Oakwood, Ga. Pee

Millions pure Porto Rican potato
plants, grown from vine cuttings, on
fresh land each year, $1.50 per M; 10
M or more, $1.40 per M FOB. Thomas-
ville, Ga.
Joiner, Thomasville, Ga.

Porto Rican and Triumph potato
plants, $2 per M. delivered; lots of 5M
and over, $1.75 per M. delivered. L. E.
Williams, Ty Ty, Ga

$1.50 per M delivered. May and June
delivery. No checks accepted. lL. C.
Tyre, RFD 2, Surrency, Ga. )
Early Jersey, Wakefield. cabbage
plants, 25 ets per hundred, $1 per M.
in large quantities. Add postage.
J. Morgan, RFD 3, Stillmore, Ga. -
Imp. Porto Rican potato plants, $1.75
per M; 5M or more, $1.50 M FOB. Cash

-| with order. .C. V. Willard, Douglas, Ga.

Porto Rican potato plants, govt. insp.
and treated, $1.50 per M; 5M or more,
$1.25 per M. FOB. Greer Cromer, RFD
To Lilton, Ga. hy

Mastodion everbearing strawberry |
plants, strong and well rooted. $2 per
hundred, postpaid. L. Hattaway,
Blakely, Ga. -

for shipment. $1.50 per M, FOB Reids-

ander, Reidsville, Ga.

Imp. red skin Porto Rican potato
plants, $1.50 per M; 5 M or over, $1.25 |
per M. FOB Bristol, Ga. H. T Mc-
Swain, Bistol, Ga ae :

Red skin Porto Rican potato plants,
$1.25 per M. FOB Bristol, W. H. Moody
Bristol, Ga. o

Tobacco plants, 25 cts per hundred,
or $2 per M, plus postage Rufur Moore
Star Route, Trenton, Ga. Se

Wakefield cabbage plants, short stem
collard plants, and. Stone tomato
plants, 20 cts per hundred, 90 cts per.
M. delivered. Pimento pepper plants,
25 cts per hundred, $1.75 per M. de-
livered. C. Garrett, Oakwood, Ga. _

Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato plants
$1.60 per M delivered. May and June



delivery. B. E. Daniel, RFD 1, Box
122, Ty Ty, Ga oe



Porto Rican potato plants, $1.50 per
M;- lots of 5M and over, $1.40 per M.

5M. $1.25 per M. 10M or more $1 per _

from vine cuttings, treated and insp. ee

or more, $1.50 M. Good fount
50 cts 500, 75 cts. 500; purple egg pits.

Gov. insp. counted, 100 to the bundle, >

"No Cea
|O. D. without part payment in ad- :

Alex. -

Cash with order. Eldon lL.
Porto Rican potato plants, govt. insp.

Porto Rican potato plants, now ready

ville, Ga. Place order now. J.O. Alex-
Plants For Sale _

sharleston and Jersey Wakefield and

lat Dutch cabbage plants; New Stone

Baltimore tomato plants, heading

ty collard plants, 25 cts per hun-

$1.25 per M delivered. Pimento

per plants, 35 cts per hundred, $2

Sie ae Jim Tumblin, RFD 2, Gaines-
le, Ga

mato .plants, 50 cts per hundred,
fect, Marglobe, Gulf State Market,
Red Pear, 1 doz. Burbanks Won-
berry, plats, free with each order.
pper plants, 35 cts per hundred, nice
r plants. Wonderberry plants, 25
per hundred. Postage to be paid
urchaser on all order. Willis Mor-

, Care W. C. Bartles, RFD 2, Col-.
qui vineless Porto
tican potato plants, govt. insp. and
eated, now ready, $2.25 per M; post-.
eg 5M or over, by express collect,
r M. C. R. Smith, RFD 3, Bu-

Ga.
akefield cabbage plants, $1.50 per
. delivered. Greater Baltimore to-
mato plants, 30 cts per hundred, $3 per
. Duffie Vance, RFD 1, Oakwood, Ga.
Govt. insp. Porto Rican potato plants
ood quality, satisfaction guaranteed,
er M. FOB. Tomato plants $2 per
r 35 cts per hundred. Cabbage
ts, $1.50 per M. Plants shipped
1e day order received. Send Money
Or Bs Clements, Sandersville,

ew Stone tom. plants, 50c for 300,

1 M. del. A few Earliana, 45c for 200;
Hot Spru pepper, 50c, 200; mild, long
bell pepper, 25c per 3 dozen; Bouquet
epper, 15c doz. 2 doz. 25c; purple egg
slants, 25c per 3 doz; White Stem and
Green Glaze collard plants, same price.
All del. Money order. Will take stamps
on orders less than 40c. Promptly
ed. Full count. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt,
wiston, Ga.

rto Ricans, Insp. and treated, $1.50
5 M or more, $1.40 M. Cash with
yrder. Prompt shipment. Wei B,
ooge, Surrency, Ga.
mato and collard plants, postpaid:
a 100, 50c, 250, $150 M. Walter
Ss, Darien, Ga. ;
Pure red skin Porto. Ricans, and
Boon potato plants, $1.75 M. del. 10 M
1.60 M. Collect; also Stone tom. and
ersey cabbage plants, both $1.25 M.
el. W .O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch,
Ac iet. 1. oe
Porto Ricans, grown from seed, full
ount, $1.75 M. also Baltimore tomato
ee, $1 per M. R. J. Boatright, Cof-

Ae hs
Sollard plants, 20c a 100; $1.50 M 10
A., $10. J. W. Thompson, LaGrange,
Ga. 606, Greenville, St. ee
Genuine red skin Porto Ricans, Gov.
sp. plants and count guaranteed $1.50
M. 5 M and over, $1.35 M. S. P. Hutto,
urrency, Ga.

, Genuine red skin Porto Ricans, Gov.

asp. and treated, $1.25 M. FOB, or
M. del. in May and June. Good
trong plants and full count. Milton
Arnold, Surrency, Ga. Rt.2,
rto Ricans, Gov. insp. and treated,
del. by Exp. Money order only.
roy Lightsey, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2.
Certified Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. FOB.
\ll orders filled within 3 days or money
romptly returned. Strong plants and
ul count guaranteed. E. C. Pope,

Wa. Ga.
Porto Ricans and Triumph _ potato
anus, $2 M. 5 M. or more lots, $1.85
[, Ruby King and Hot pepper plants,
00, $1; $1.85 M. prompt shipments. T.
. Crenshaw, Pitts, Ga.
Genuine Porto Ricans, insp. <
reated, $1.25 M., Baltimore tom. plants,
1M. All FOB. M. L. Bullard, Baxley,

ra. 5
Porto Ricans, $1.50 M. del. Ga. or
$1.25 M. FOB. B. O. Googe, Baxley, Ga.

Genuine Porto Ricans, insp. and
reated, $1.25 M. Baltimore tom. plants,
as a FOB. O. P. Pittman, Baxley,
a. Rt. -4.
-Margiobe, Livingston Globe, Greater
altimore, Redfield Beauty, Brimmer
mato vlants, 50 cts per 200; $1 per
00; $1.75 per M. Heading cabbage,
ly variety, 50 cts per 250; 75 cts per
00; $1.40 per M. Sweet pepper plants,
Ruby King, World Beater, etc., 50 cts
per hundred. All moss packed and de-
vered. Open field grown. Satisfac-
on guaranteed. -Mrs. W. N. Lott, RFD
Braselton, Ga. -
elery plants, 2 doz. for 15c cts. Mrs.
nry Eller, RFD 3,. Ellijay, Ga.
Red and pink skin Porto Rican po-
to plants, govt. insp., $1.50 per M. de-
vered. G. E. Aspinwall, RFD A,
ox 129 Odum, Ga. >
omato plants, Stone , Redfield,
Globe, postpaid, 70 cts per 500; $1.25
per M. Cabbage plants, $1 per M post-
paid. Jno. B. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga. |



-_ Dill plants, 15 cts per doz, 2 doz for
25 cts, delivered. Mint plants same
pete Mrs. J. M. Giddens, Arlington,
a. SGN ee

' About 1,000 red hot pepper plants,
seven varieties, mixed, 40 cts per hun-
dred; 75 cts for 200; $1.50 per 500; $2.75
per M, prepaid. Will exchange up to
300 for sweet pepper plants. Mrs. C.
W. Page, Box 52, Norcross, Ga.

Few Greater Baltimore and New
Stone tomato plants; 20 cts per hun-
dred. Also catnip bunches, 5 cts per
bunch. Will exchange few for seed
peanuts or bean seed. Mrs. Alpha
Martin, RFD 3, Talking Rock, Ga.

Collard plants, variety, whate Ga., $1
per M;. $4 per 5M; $7.50 per 10M. Ex-
press collect. Minta Welch, RFD 3,
Sylvester, Ga.

. Cabbage, tomato and onion plants,
$1 per M. Write for prices on pepper
and potato plants. Andrew B. Clark,
Thomasville, Ga. /

Notice: On account of dry weather
and shortage of plants, previous prices
withdrawn on potato plants. Prices
now, Porto Ricans, State insp. $1.50 M.
in 5 M lots, $140 M-in 10 M lots. D.
W. Davis, Dewyrose, Ga.

Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, $1.35 M 5 M
or more, $1.25 M.. FOB. Full count
and satisfaction guar. A. E. Graham,
Surrency, Ga.

Red skin Porto Ricans, ready, Gov.

insv. $1.50 M. over 5 M $1.35-M FOB
$1.30 M. all. through May and June.
H. H. Herring, Surrency, Ga. Rt. A.
, Genuine red skin Porto Ricans, Gov.
linsp. $1.0 M. over M $1.35 M FOB.
Now ready. I. N. Campbell, Surrency,
G

a.

Greater Baltimore and Stone tomato
plants, 40c, 250, 65c, 500, $1 M. COD.
A. W. Parsons, Abbeville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Imp. red skin Porto Ricans, now
ready, $1.50 M. 3 to 5 M. lots, $1.25 M.
Cash with order. A. A. Crider, Doug-
las, Ga. ; a

Bell or Bull Nose and Ruby King
pepper, 30c a 100, $1 500; $1.70 M.
Acme, Redfield Beauty, Stone tomato
plants, 25c a 100, 500, $1.00; $1.25, M.
nostpaid. Mrs. Etta Durham, Sale
City, Ga. i

Ga. white head collard, E. J. Wake-
field cabbage, pimento pepper, Match-
less and Stone tomato plants, 300, 50c;
500, 75c, $1.25 M. Del. Assorted as
wanted. Now ready. G. Ben Wilson,
Abbeville, Ga. :

Porto Ricans, Gov .insp. $1.50 M. del.
G. C. Wisenbaker, Lake Park, Ga. Rt. 3.

Purple skin Porto Rico plants, $1.50
M. B. M. Bratcher, Alma, Ga.

Red skin Porto Ricans, $1.25 per M.
FOB. 8S. D. Sheffeld, Surrency, Ga.
REDO.

Certified genuine Porto Ricans, gu-
aranteed. $2.50 M. prepaid; $1.50 M.
Fxn. Collet 5M. $7.50: 10 M. and over,

Cordele, Ga., Rt. C. :
Porto Ricans, $1.35 M. 5 M or more,
$1.25 M FOB. S. D. Graham, Surrency,

Ga. oS

FE. J. Chas.. Copenhagen Market
cabbage, 75c, 500; $1.25 M. del. New
Stone, Redfield Beauty tom. plants,
ae M. Ponderosa, extra, fine, $2 M.
-edel;
Re. 1.

A few hundred extra large Kudzu
plants, 50 for $1; $1.75 for 100; a few
very large old plants,25c ea. or 3 for
50c, 7 for $1; Carefully packed and
orepaid. J. W. Toole, Macon, Ga. Rt.
2

E. J. and Flat Duteh and All Season
cabbage plants, 75c 500, postpaid, or
exch. for Porto Rico pot. plants, or for
R. I. Red baby chicks, any age up to
See wks. W. W. Davis, Lavonia, Ga.
Cabbage, tomato, onion and collard
plants, $1 M. Porto Ricans, $1.75 M.
Ruby King pepper, 50c a 100. W. W.
Williams, Quitman, Ga. :

Purple skin Porto Ricans, now ready,
$1.25 M. FOB, or $1.50 del. J. M. Tom-
berlin, Surrency. Ga. Rt. 2.

Egg plants, 15c doz. 2 doz. 25c del.
Mrs. J. Bryan, Philomath, Ga.

Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. count guar.

oe E. O. Butler, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3,
Box 7.

Porto Ricans, now ready, $1.25 M.
FOB, $1.50 M. del. Cash with order.
C. B. Tomberlin, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 million Ga. Collard plants, $1.25 M.
del. $1 per M.collect, 5 M. for $4. Cash
with order. Will exch. What have you?
Would like some egg and pepper plants.
Guy Taylor, Macon, Ga. Rt. 1. |

Hot pepper, large and red mixedd,
25 per 3 doz. Add postage. No stamps
wanted. Mrs. Geo. H. Kay, Hartwell,
Ga. Rt, 3:

Dutch cabbage plants, New Stone and

Bu aD SEN :
ing collard, 65 500, $1 M. Porto Ricans,

$1.40 M. 100 to the bunch. D. W. Black, |.

A. R. Holland, Braselton, Ga. |

$1.50 M. FOB, or $1.75 M. del. in Ga.}
Cash (money. or express order) with |

Chas. and J. W., Early and late Flat ;

E! ae

500 $1, $1.75 M. All postpaid. Mrs.
Gertrude Branan. Lewiston, Ga. >

Gov. insp. and treated Porto Ricans,

from vine grown potatoes, $1.75 M. May
25th to June 5th del. Jas. A. Ryals,
Hazlehurst, Ga. Box 326.

Garden sage, 10c bunch, $1 doz. Ber-
muda Grass roots, $4 M. or will exch.
for Porto Ricans plants, peas, or sor-
ghum cane seed. Mrs. R. W. Hudson,
Lorane, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pink and red skin Porto Ricans,
Gov. insp. $1.30 M. 5 M. or more, $1.25
M. FOB; Good strong plants, full count
and satisfaction guaranteed. A. J.
Whiddon, Tifton ,Ga. Rt. 7.

Norduke Wilt Resistant tomato
plants, 25c a 100, 80c for 500, $1.50 M.
del. Cash with order.
Jakin, Ga.

New Stone, G. Baltimore, Livingston
Globe and Brimmer tom, Plat Dutch
and Drum Head cabbage, Heading and
Blue stem collards, all 20c a 100; 75c
M. or $1.25 M. del.; 5 M. $5; 10 M. lots,
$8; Ruby. King, Bell and World Beater
Sweet and Hot pepper, 15c doz. or 40c
a 100; Black Beauty Egg plants, 20c
doz., 60c a 100. Now ready. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. Mrs.
Minnie L. McEver, Braselton, Ga. Rt. 1.

Porto Ricans, State insp. and treate
$1.65 M. Greater B. and Stone tom.
plants, $1 M all del. -B. F. Mallard,
Oliver, Ga.

Long pod hot pepper, 3 doz. 25c; 35c
100; $1.25 per 500; Missionary straw-
berry plants, $1.25 per 500, $2 M. 5 M.
$8 del. in Ga. catnip plants, Yarrow,
large size plants, 75c doz. yellow dock
plants, 50c doz. 1 doz. 1 yr. old rhubarb
(will have seed this year) 35c each,
$2.25 doz. and 2 doz. small rhubarb,
75c doz, or $1.35 for both doz. also
Beauty and Earliana tomato plants,
35c & 100. Good count. Cash or money
order. Mrs. T. H. McCarley, Hartwell,
Ga, Rt.-5: .

Celery plants, Golden Self-Blanch-
ing, with directions for growing includ-
ed, 20c doz., 50c a 100. Mrs. R. M. Had-
dock, Toccoa, Ga. RFD 2. oe

Collard plants 20c a 100; $1.50 M.,
$10 for 10 M. J. W. Thompson, La-

1 Grange, Ga. 606 Greenville St.

Greater Baltimore and New Stone

Grady Bruce,



i

tomato plants, well rooted, 30_a 100,
| 75c, 500, $1. M.

Runy Tumlin, Flowery
Branch, Ga. Chae
Chas. J. W., and Flat Dutch cabbage,
New Stone and Greater Baltimore to-
mato and heading collard plants, 25 a
100, $1.25 M. pimiento pepper, 35c a 100,

. ae a Jim Tumblin, Gainesville,
abet, 2.

Gov. insp. and treated, Porto Ricans,
$1.35 M. over 5 M. $1.25 M. Cash with
ordr. . T. D. Troupe, Baxley,,Ga. .

Hot pepper, and tomato plants, each,
3 doz. 25c; Flat Dutch cabbage, 15c a
100. Add 5c postage; Everbearing
strawberry, 30c a 100. All well rooted, ~
pura. healthy plants, moss packed.
es poe Blaylock, Ellijay Ga. Rt. 3.

ox 48.

Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.75 M. 5

M. up, $1.50 M. No. 1 plants guaran-
teed. W. T. Griffis, Bristol, Ga. *
Genuine certified imp. Porto Ricans,
$1.50 M. 5 M. up, $1.40 M. FOB. Cash
with order. Satisfaction guar. Willie
Courson, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 30.
Pure Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.50
M. collect, $1.75 M. del.
Campbell, Surrency, Ga.
Porto Ricans, now ready, Gov. insp.
$1.50 M. Cash or money order in ad-
ey W. M. Spivey, Surrency, Ga.
Pure Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. Satis-
faction, or no sale, $1.50 M. 100 to
bundle, 10 bundles to M. Cash with
order. No COD, without part cash in
advance. Dan A. Campbell, Baxley,
Ga. Rt. 2. a
State insp. Porto Ricans, $1.35 M. all

over 5 M. $1.25 M. FOB. Coy Rentz,

Surrency, Ga. *)

Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and treated,
$1.50 M. 5 M. and up, $1.35 M. W.
Bryant, Bristol, Ga. >.

. Imp. red skin Porto Ricans,
ready, Gov. insp. $1.75 M. del. R. P. Rob-
inson, Pitts, Ga. Rt. 2. 2

Marglobe, Bonny Best, Acme. Norton,
Stone,. Greater Baltimore, Ponderosa
and Earliana tomato plants, $1.50 M.
Lots of 5M $5. No chg. for packing.
Add postage. A. J. Buchanan, Ameri-
cus, Ga. Box 231. }

Sage, peppermint, pennyroyal, 10c
bunch and postage. Mrs. V. E. McCook
Mcintyre, Ga. Rt. 2.



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tilizers.

dressed profitably.

be used at chopping time.

an even distribution.





Greater Baltimore tomato, Ga. Head-





. TOPDRESSING FERTIL-
IZER FOR COTTON
Georgia cotton growers are showing much iter: in
topdressing or side dressing cotton with nitrogenous fer-.
The Experiment Station has been carrying on

nitrogen topdressing. tests with cotton for several years
and finds that this practice will pay.

Topdressing offers a means by which additional
amounts of fertilizers can be profitably applied. Under
some conditons it is not practical to put all the plant food
under the crop. Sandy lands that are subject to leach-
ing require a split application of the readily soluble
nitrogenous fertilizers to reduce loss by leaching early in
the growing season. Under these conditions and where

.less than 500 pounds per acre of a high grade complete
fertilizer. was put under the cotton, topdressing with
nitrogen should pay. Fields with poor stands or other-
wise below average yield prospects could not be top-

Fertilizers and Amounts to Use

Only readily available or soluble forms of nitrogen,
such as nitrate of soda, sulphate of ammonia, calcium
_ nitrate, leunasaltpeter and others of this class should

pounds of pure nitrogen or, in terms of nitrate of soda,
from 100 to 200 pounds per acre will pay on cotton. It is
very important that the nitrogen be applied at chopping
or as soon after as practical since tests show that later
appleations made when cotton begins to square are not
as profitable as those made at chopping time. Fertilizers
for topdressing may be mixed with sand or dirt to insure

G. A. HALE, Asst. Agronomist,
; Georgia Experiment Station,

Generally from 15 to 30

Experiment, Georgia.











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Faso cers ome des eRe ees kt Opa ok of
oe Plants For Sale _

Several M. Ruby King pepper plants,
50c,a 100, $3 M. Strong tomato plants,
ready for prompt shipment: Brimmer,
Avon Early, Bonny Best, Early Prolific,
Mills, Stone, Baltimore and Burbank,
50c a 100, $2.50 M. del: Wakefield cab-
bage and cabbage collard, 25 a 100,
Pgs M. del. H.V. Franklin, Register,

_ _ Pimiento pepper plants, 25c a 100.
No order filled for less than 100. Mrs.

_W.1L. Spearman, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2.

Late Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cab-

bage and Ga. Collard plants, all 15c a
- 100, $1.25 M. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cum-

ming, Ga. Rt. 4. :

_ 5 or 6 M. cabbage plants. Sell part
or all. See the patch at Bostwick, or
write to: Webster Callaway, Farming-
ton, Ga.



Hot pepper plants, 35c g 100. Exch. |
for some cabbage and sweet pepper
_. plants, sugar crowder peas. Ea. to pay
; whale M. J. Eunice, Hahira, Ga.

Everbearing strawberry plants, 35c
a 100 and postage. Exch. for good feed
sacks. Mrs. J. B. Fields, Dahlonega,
Gav Rte 1.

_ St. Regis everhearing raspberry, also
_ mice garden gooseberry rooted, 3 for 25
- or 95 for 12; calamus, 3 for 25c;

spearmint, 25c a 100; peppermint, 20c a

100; garden horse mint. 6 for 20c. Miss

Jessie Lee Eaton, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

State insp. well dipped pink skin or
red skin Porto Rico potato plants, $1.75
_M. 5 M. or over, $1.50 M. FOB. Now

- ready to ship. Money order. No checks

.- G@.- HH, Lord, Graham; Ga. Rt. 1.
Imp. Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and

treated, $1.25 M. FOB, or $1.50 M. del.

Ga. Good plants. Full count. Satisfac-
eg guaranteed. W. A. Poole, Baxley,

a.
_. Pure Porto Ricans, $1.55 M. or $1.75
_M. del. Full count. Cash with order.
J. R. Wynn, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.

Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. and treated,
$1.60 M. postpaid in Ga. E.'D. Conger,
Ay Ly Ga. RT Box: 123,
_ Purple skin Porto Ricans, Gov. insp.
$1.40 M FOB, $1.60 M. del. in Ga. exch.
for peas. 2 M. plants for 1 bu. peas.
RR. B McDonald, Alma, Ga Rt. 3.

Bell pepper plants, $2 M. FOB. T. J.
i ts Suga McDonough, Ga. Rt. 3. Box
Extra large Kudzu plants, well root-

ed, 10c each, or 7%5c doz. Mrs. I. E.
_ Gibson, Waynesville, Ga. Box 3.
- Horse radish, 6 bunches 25c; garden
_ horsemint, 6 for 10c;_ peppermint, 24
- for 10c; Everbearing and Lady Thomp-
son strawberry plants, 25c a 100, $2 M.
Exch. for good white sacks, syrup, or

almost anything can eat. Mrs. Sarah
Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Horse radish, 6 for 25c; Broad, Leaf
and Narrow Leaf tobacco plants, 25c a
100; sage plants ,well rooted, 10c each,

8 for 25c; comfrey plants, 10c each;
also small black walnut trees, 25c ea.
- Add postage. Miss Mary E. Grindle,
Dahlonega, Ga.

EB. J. and Chas. W. Cabbage plants,
open field grown, 75, 500; $1 M. del.

- Prompt shipment. L. M. Wingo, Gai-
nesville, Ga. Rt. 2. ,
Purple skin Porto. Rico pot. plants,
$1.75 M 5 M. or more, $1.50 M FOB

here. Prompt shipment. J. C. Tyre,

Bristol, Ga. : 4
New Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, 25c a 100, 50c for 300. Addie

Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Porto Ricans, Gov. insp. $1.50 M. del.

May and June del. No checks. L. C.
- Tyre, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2. :
Porto Ricans, pure strain, State insp.
- $1.75 M del in 1 M to 5 M lots. 5 M

or more, $1.50 del. Wm.\ McDonald,

Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 12.

Collard plants, 25c a 100; yellow and
-yed skin Porto Ricans, $2 M. Robt. T.

Allen, Riverdale, Ga.

; Little cherry Hot pepper plants, 20c
- doz. also large pod Hot pepper, 15c doz.
FOB. Mrs. Marion Jackson, Locust
Grove, Ga. Rt. 3.

Plants Wanted

- Want to exch. 15 pure bred S. L. Wy-
andotte eggs for 1M _ potato plants.
Other party to pay postage on plants
and I on eggs. T. N. Farmer, Wood-
stock, Ga. Rt. 3.
_ Will pay $1 M. for potato plants.
Can use from 200 to 4 or 500 weekly.
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Want to exch. early tomato early J.
W. cabbage plants, heavy wt. chick-
en eggs for 500 sweet potato plants
at once. Ada Powell, Rising Fawn,
Ga ik. 3:
Want 200 banana yam potato draws.
Mrs. H. B. Weeks, Moultrie, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want 1M Porto Rico or Nancy Hall
Gov. insp. potato plants. Will exch.



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Cash with order.



M

Ree a Rat ise pepe! poke Be gh
30 Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs
Le same. Mrs. J. P. Mabry, Canon,

aS

Want 30 M. Porto Rico potato plts.
about June 1st, near Blackshear. Will
call for them, need not be _ crated.
State price. Dr. Thos, E. Oden, Black-
shear, Ga. eras

Want 100 or 200 tob. plants. Write
variety and best del. price to Ameri-
boa Frank Anderson, Americus, Ga.
Rt. B. ;

Want 2M red skin Porto Rico pota-
to plants, Gov. insp.. State best cash
price. R. E. Harrington, Gainesville,
Ga. Rt. 4. :

Want. 40 to 60 M. Porto Rico potato
plants at once for uor own use at less
than. $1.25 per M. to be del. at once. J.
J. Seay, Tate, Ga.

Poultry For Sale

BANTAMS

2 mixed speckled bantam hens, $1

FOB. M. O. Will exch. for 1 yr. old

Ancona rooster. Mrs. C. T. Williams,
Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6.

BARRED ROCKS

Parks strain cockerels, Jan. 1920
hatch, Reg. permit, No. 29-DL-20. $3
ea. or 2 for $5. No pullets. L. K. Shiper
Waycross, Ga. 210 Butler St.

Pure bred Aristocrat and Thompson
Ringlet and other fine B. R. and Ma-
hood strain. S. C. R. I. Reds, last of
March hatch, Direct. from Booths
Farms: cockerels, $1.25 ea., pullets $1
ea. or trio, $3. Will exch. for field peas
of any variety. Mrs. \T.W.Hagood,Ma- J
rietja, Ga.,Rt. 3.

50 B. P. Rock 9 wks. old, 65c each.
Mrs. Z. M. Zellner,
Forsyth, Ga. RFD 2.

10 hens and 1 rooster, Aristocrat B.
R. 1 yr. old, hens, now laying, from
prize winning stock, $15 Cash. Mrs.
Florence Strum, Statesboro, Ga., Rt. 2.

' BRAHMAS

24 light Brahma now laying hens,
and 2 roosters, $2 ea. for lot. W. B.
Harris, Atlanta, Ga. 737 Park Drive,
*phone, He- 2550.

CAMPINES FOR SALE
White Campine February hatch, Na-
bob Strain, cockerels, $1 ea. Hugene
Kirksey, Albany, Ga. Rt. A. Box 29.

GAMES ;

1 Allen Roundhead yr. old rooster.
P. comb and white legs, for sale. Char-
lie Summer, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 4.

1 extra fine 6 3-4 lb. pit game cock,
$5 or exch. for 2 hens and 1 cock, not
over 2 yrs. old. Prefer Roundheads, or
Warhorse games. Carl Griffin, Gaines
ville, Ga. 85 Oak St.

Pure bred fancy R. C. dark Cornish |
game cockerels, 3 mos. old, $1.50 ea.
Mrs. L. M.. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

GIANTS AND LANGSHANS
6 Marcy strain S. C. J. B. Giants, 1
year old hens, fine layers and very
large, $2.50 ea. $12.50 for the 6. -Mrs.
E. L. Babcock, Cordele, Ga. 116 East
14th Avenue.

HAMBURGS
1 Berry strain R. C. Silver Hamburg
11 mos. old trio, $4 or $1.50 each. Mrs. |
E. L. Babcock, Cordele, Ga. 116 East
14th Ave. , d

KI WIS POULTRY
A few pens of Ki Wis, the Wingless
Egg machine poultry for sale after
June ist, at reduced prices. J. A.
Thompson, Canton, Ga. P. O. Box 55.

LEGHORNS

150 W. L. roosters, milk fed, fat, 50
oe ea. Mrs. W. T. Holmes, Culloden,

a.

100 W. L. 6 wks. old cockerels for
broilers, $25 for lot. Mrs. B. B. Wam-
ble, Cairo, Ga. Rt 1 ,

500 S. C. W. L. pullets, Quality chicks
bred to lay, 10 wks. old May 28th, 70
cts. ea; 1 cockerel free with-every 50
ordered; also W. L. friers, same age,
35 cts. lb. Mrs. U. G. Conner, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Rt. .7.

Tom Cochran Big Egg S C. W. L.
cockerels for breeders. March hatch.
4 for $5 if taken at once. O. L. Mc-|
Clellan, LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3.

6 Tancred 1 yr. old W..L. hens, $1.-
50 ea. FOB. No checks. W. R. Richey,
Lavonia, Ga Rt. 3.

Tancred W L. 5 wks. old cockerels,
25 cts ea, less han 25 30 cts ea. J. E.
Martin, Floery Branch, Ga Rt 3.

500 Tancred S. C. W L 4 mos old
pullets, $1 ea. fob. Coop to be ret. Chas.
T. MeMillan, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 8.

Tancred 312 egg strain 7 wks. old
cockerels, 85 cts. ea. FOB; also 5 wks.













me





old Brown L. cockerels, 40 cts. ea. F. 1

+O. B. J. M. Wheat, Crandall, Ga.



U

high producing strain, March 24th
hatch. Well dev. for age, never. sick,
none died out of lot of 101. Each $1;
6 for $5. Joe Walter, Decatur, Ga., 923
East Lake Drive. i

A few AA matings, Barron Eng. W.
L. 7 wks. old cockerels, $1.50 each, FOB
M. L. Payne, Maysville, Ga.

10 wks. old
cockerels, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. M. J.Bow-
en, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 6.

Selected well dev. Tancred S. C. W.
L. 12 to 14 wks. old pullets, $85 per 100

.| FOB. Fill any size order. Unrelated |
ccockerels, same strain, $2 ea., also now

booking orders for pullets to be del.
in May and June, 12 to 14 wks. old,
90 cts. ea. lots of 30 up, 85 cts. ea.
1-4 cash books order, bal. .COD. or be-
fore shipment -is made. Cockerels, $2
ea, Coops to be ret. at my exp. J. H.
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. ~

14 wks. old pure Tancred chicks, 200-
250 egg: trapnested dams, $2.50 ea. $25.
dozen; higher records, with Ped. $3.50
ea. Supply limited. We bred Ga. Con-
test Winner, 329 eggs, 4th highest all
U. S. contests and other 300-eggers. N.
C. Willoughby, Blackshear, Ga.

50 W. L. 3 mos. old pullets, $1 ea.
G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga.

4S. C. W. L. 1 yr. old roosters: very
finest stock in Ga. All fine for Head-
ing a breeding pen; grandsire won first
prize wherever exhibited, and sweep-
stakes in Madison Square Poultry show
and later selling for $150. $5 each for
roosters. I. D. Dodge, Tallapoosa, Ga.

S. C. dark Brown L. Tormahlen
strain 8 wks. old cockerels and pullets,
$1 ea. also eggs, $1.50 per 15. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Mrs. J. W. Bomar,
LaFayette, Ga. Rt. 3.

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS

8 hens and 1icock, 13 mos. old,
thoroughbred Black Minorcas, Pape
strain, $15 FOB. Mrs. J. O. Stewart,
Gardi, Ga.

2 Buff Minorca February cockerels,
Smith strain, $1 ea. Eugene Kirksey,
Albany, Ga. Rt. A. Box 29:

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS
12 wks. old Black Minorca ,cockerels,

$1 ea. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga .412

Peters Bldg.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
4 wks. old J. B. Giants, Barred Ply-
mouth Rocks, R. I. Reds, 30 cts. ea.
4 wks. old Heavy mixed chicks, 25 cts.





ea. All April hatch. Miss Irene Smith,

Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5.

6 wks. old mixed chicks, 35c ea., 4
wks. old, 25c each, and Reds, 30c each.
ee J. S. Berryhill, Cochran, Ga. Rt. |



ORPINGTONS

Limited number selected, well dev.
Byers strain S. C. W. Orpington 12 to
14 wks. old pullets, $1 ea. FOB. J. H.
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 2.

Pure Golden Buff Orp.. lyr. old now
laying, $7.50 per trio; hens $2.50 ea.
roosters, $3 ea. Mrs. E. L. Babcock,
Cordele, Ga. 116- East 14th Ave 5
' Golden Buff Orp. March 14th hatch
75c per pullet in lots of 50 or more,
FOB; cockerels, same price. Immediate
del. Mrs. C. L. Patton, Carlton, Ga.

25 pure bred Buff Orp. Filbasket
strain, 11 wks. old 75c each; 1 same age
cockerel free with order for 10 or more.
Mrs. J. B. Pate, Amboy, Ga.

White Orpington 8 wks old cock-
erels wt about 2 lbs well dev. $1 ea. or
3 or more, 95 cts. ea. W. H. Blaek, Ga-
bbhettville, Ga.

2 February G. B. Orp. cockerels, 75
cts. ea. pullets, 50 cts. 30 to 35 Mch.
hatch broilers, 40 cts. ea. 25 3 wk. old
mixed chicks 20 cts. ea. or $21 for lot
F. O. B. M. O. Geo. T Lowe, Doerun,
Ga Rt. 3. \

5 Buff Orp pullets and 1 cockerel,
February hatch, $6 Mrs. O. G, Smoak,
Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1. f

PEAFOWLS WANTED
Will pay $10 ea. for peafowls. State
your stock. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery
Branch, Ga.

PIGEONS FOR SALE
15-pr White Kings 4 to 6 mos, old,
cheap for cash. Mrs. J. J. Bull, Ogle-
thorpe, Ga P. O. Box 163.
' 5 mixed pigeons, $25 for lot. Good
breeders... W. H. G. Stephens, Morrow,



Ga. Rt. 1.



R. I. REDS i.
Dark R. I. Red cockerel, cheap for
cash +o close out, or will exchange for
pullets of any breed, lb. for lb. W. J.
ere ae East Atlanta, Ga. 387 Haas
ve.
8 wks. old Red pullets, $1 ea. Mrs. E.

oy 40 Ast. quality W. L. -cockere! m| wks

oyal Tancreds, W. L. |.

wks. old, $2 pr, Exch. for gooc
75 or 100 lbs Write. Dollie BI
Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

~ 90 Owens strain R. I. Red 1 anc
yr. old hens, $1.40 each, FOB Bh

a Ga. Mrs. E. A. Goss, Epwor

3 LS

25 R I. Red 10 wk. old _ pullets,
same age cockerels, 75 cts ea. C
Collins, Hazelhurst, Ga. ae

12 R. I. Red 12 wks. old cockerel:
$1.75 ea. Purchased. when baby chic
from Dunlap. Mrs. H. F. Tarbutt
Wrightsville, Ga. es

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS E

11 White Pekins: 6 drakes and 5 no
laying ducks, 1 yr. old, $1.75 ea. or lo!
ee $16.50. E. N. Burroughs, Ca

a. : EDM
- 1 pr. Toulouse geese, 1929 hatch, wt
8 or 9 lbs. not fat, $6.50 FOB. Mrs.
W. Page, Norcross, Ga. ee

45 pure bred Ellis strain Big Bon
cross week old turkeys, 50 cts. ea. d
Del. first of June. No checks. Mrs.
F, Morrison, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. &

Pure white Indian Runner duck
lings, for sale. Geo. N. Thomas, Th
masboro, Ga. , et

9 White Pekins, 3 drakes. and 6 nov
laying ducks, 1929 hatch, $1.25 each, 0
will exch. for 100 R. I. Red baby chicks
or 10-laying R. I. Red pullets. Mrs.
R. Curry, Mt. Pleasant, Ga.

Pure bred White Holland toms, $1!
each. Mrs, Jas. B. McCrary, Molen

Ga. Peteck:

TURKENS FOR Stes j
The Spencer Turken Wonder Bir
(a cross between turkey and chicker
hen), young stock, $2 ea; $5 trio; baby
chicks, 30 cts each; eggs. $2 setting 01
15 this summer .Mrs. J. F. Anderso
Blue Ridge, Ga. oo eee,

PHEASANTS FOR SALE.

Lady Amherst pheasant eggs, $6 pe

doz. Golden, $5 doz. Ringneck, $3 doz.
L. J. Barrow, West Point,Ga.

WYANDOTTES rte
1 cock and about 4 or 6 hens Buf!
Wyandottes for sale to make room
for young stock. Direct from Mad:
son Square Garden winners. Mrs. J.
West, Cuthbert, Ga. aes

Poultry Wanted
GAMES WANTED
Want 10 pullets and rooster, 2.
3 mos. old. Dark Cornish Indi
Games. Quote lowest cash price, po
tage or express prepaid. F. W. Pa
gett, Blue Ridge, Ga. Lisa

ORPINGTONS WANTED |

Want 2 pure bred Buff Orp. roos
ers. No culls, State age wt. and price.
Mrs. J. W. Fanning, Washington Ga

R. IL REDS WANTED ~~
Want +o exch. 2 Donaldson Rec
cocks 2 and 1 yr. old for 2 Donalds
R. I. Red hens Mrs Ethel Little, A
lanta, Ga. 1005 Woodland Ave. S. |
phone, Madison 5782 W.. an

MISCELLANEOUS POULTRY

. WANTED re eae
Will pay 30 cts. lb. for friers and tur-
keys;; 25 cts. Ib. for ducks; 25 cts doz
for eggs, del. Perry. Also use fruits
and vegetables. W. S. Haddock, Perry,

a. oes
Want to exch. value $6.50 for 25 }
I. Red chicks, 8 wks. old. Write fir
ay J. D. Mullis, Hawkinsville, G
Want thoroughbred Sheppard strain
Ancona pullets, not under 6 wks. old.
Any number considered. State lowest
es Mrs. H C .Burgess, Bowdon,
te via ee







K. Cook, Plains, Ga.
Thoroughbred S. C. R. I. reds, 8

5 ee
nip z

Baby Chicks For Sal
Gaskins chicks give satisfactio
Write for reduced prices. H. R. Ga
kins, Americus, Ga. eee
About 75 or 100 mixed day old chicks
10 cts. ea. Hatch May 21st. Will sell in
small or large lots. Miss Gladys Har-
rell, Hawkinsville, Ga. Rt. 2. Near Bai-
leys Park. ge
Thoroughbred B. R. R. I. . Bu
Rocks, Tancred W. L., $10 a 100: Bl
Minoreas and Buff Orp. $11; Hea
Mixed, $9.50; postpaid. 100 per &
live} del. Lots less than 100, add 1 t
Woore per chick. R. H.'Fechtel, Way-
cross, Ga. 3
Quality Reds and Rocks, $11 a 100;

SS. C. W. L. $9 a 100; mixed, $10. D

100 per cent live del. guar. Orders les:
than 100, add 1 ct. per chick to above
prices. D. M. Clark, Garfield, Ga.

B. R., R. I. Reds, $10 a 100; Whit
L. $8 a 100. Postpaid. Live del. We
ship COD. G..D. Fain, Edison, Ga, .

(Continued on page eleven),
Sse ee



Unadilla, Ga. Rt. 2.

nursday, May 22, 193 :
Miscellaneous For Sale
_ (Continued from page four)
100. Purina chicken feed sacks, 100
Ib. size, $6.50. O. L. Carter, Griffin,
Ga. Rt. C.. :
_ Old time Sugar Plums, fine for pies,
L ea 2 oe =e sega peppermint, 5c
ach. postage. lorence Wiley,
puula. Ga; Rt, 1. x
Fine quality Mayhaw jelly, 25c per
1-2 pint glass. No orders for less than

1-2 doz. FOB. Ethel Mansfield, Edi-
son, Ga.

_ Ground oyster shell for large and
small chickens, $1, per 100 lbs. FOB.
W. A. Smith, Savannah, Ga., 102 Bay
St. East.

_White and Red vinegar in 50 gal.
bbis., 15 gal. FOB. Cash with order.
. HE. Harrison, Dublin, Ga.

Fresh Mint, 25c per bunch. Include
5c extra for postage. Mrs. Mary E.
Burge, Macon, Ga. Rt. 4.

May apple and Yellow Root, both
green, 20c lb. 5 lb. orders sent C. O. D.

ll FOB. C. A. Carden, Tallapoosa,.
Ga. RFD 1
* Hides tanned on halves, in oak or
chrome tan. Send me your sheep and
goat skins prepared. H. A. Butler,
Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 5.



White, chicken feed sacks, unwash-
Mrs. J. C. Ludden, Tal-

ed, 10c ea.
botton, Ga.



i

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want Ginseng: Green; will pay $2.50
p dry, $5 lb. P. Pullian, Toccoa, Ga.7



Want to exch. early tomato and cab-
-bage plants for white feed sacks, or for
goslings from Blue or Chinese geese.
Ada Powell, Rising Fawn, Ga. Rt. 3.
Want peanuts, potato plants, good
_ size Bermuda onion sets, bunch butter-
beans and white crowder or other table
peas. Will exch. value for same. Mrs,

. Daniel, Winder, Ga. Rt. 1.
Want an old fashioned wooden
hurn. L. R. Billups, Decatur, Ga.

- Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS
- March hatch Ancona Sheppard str.
cockerel, from extra Ped. stock, $1 ea.



Mrs. Myrtle Pittman, Woodbury, Ga. |.

100 pure bred Sheppard strain An-
cona, 1 and 2 yr. old hens, $1.25 each.
Mrs. G. C. Brewton, Blackshear, Ga.

15 Diamond strain mottled Ancona
cockerels, 10 wks. old, 75 cts. ea, or
exch. for Ancona pullets. Mrs. Alfred
Gibbs, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.

; BARRED ROCKS :
_ Pure bred B. R. chicks, April 3rd.
hatch, 50 cts. ea. 60 mixed_ chicks,
Mar. 1, hatch, 40 cts. ea. B. L, Lynn,

- Coffee, Ga. :

100 pure bred 8 wks. old B. Rocks,
60 cts. ea. del. also 80 same kind, 5

wks. old, $40 for lot del. Mrs. W. D.
Bryant, Coffee, Ga. ,

_ Thompson Ringlet, B. R. January
cockerels, 80 cts. ea. Taylor Hooks,



10 thoroughbred B. R. now laying
hens, $2 ea., and 1 rooster, $4 or $20
_ for lot. Money order only. Mrs. Perry
_ Fitzgerald, Forest Glen, Ga.

- Parks strain Reg. Permit D1-30,
- cockerels March hatch, direct from
- American Poultry School, Kansas City
Mo. from ped trapnested stock, $1.50
ea. any time through May. H. G. Au-
try; Plainville, Ga.
2 pure bred Thompson B. R. March
_ 12th cockerels, $1.50 for the 2. Not
prepaid. C. O. D. Mrs. J. C. Price; How-
eaald,. Ga. : .
- Fine B. R. cock $2.50. B. H. Pound
Carrs Station, Ga.
-Holterman Aristocrat, B. R..$1 ea. and
postage. Mrs. G. A. Bragg, Donaldson-
ville, Ga. Rt. B. :
15 pure high grade March 24th
- hatch pullets, 75 cts. ea. Mrs. J. E.
Sikes, Chester, Ga. Rt. 2.
Thompson Inip Ringlet B. R. cock-
erels, Feb. hatch, $1.50 each, 2 or more,
- $1.25 each; March hatch, $1.25 each,
- 2 or more, $1 ea. Mrs. J. E. Steadam,
Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2.
25 thoroughbred B. R. 1 mo. old

chickens. Sell, or exch. Mrs. W. L.
Spearman, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2..
April 1929 hatch B. R. cockerels, $1-
50 to $2.50 each. Mrs. J. C. Lumsden,
Talbotton, Ga.

14 full blood B. R. hens and 1 roost-
er, February 1929 hatch, $20 for the
lot, FOB. Mrs. Grace Webb, Ellijay,

Ga. . : :

BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS

| pullets and cockerel, del. May 30th.

M

/pullets and a cockerel,

25 each. Cash with order, Mrs. Belle

|Greenway, Bartow, Ga. _ ae
Limited number selected W. Orp.

Exhibition Grade, Kellerstrass and

Cook strain, March 10th hatch: 10

$12.50. Mrs. T. S. Bonner, Carrollton,
Ga Rt it

12 February hatch golden Buff Orp.,
pullets, 75 cts. ea; 2 January hatch
Buff Orp. cockerels, $1 FOB. here. Mrs.
J. W. Fanning, Washington, Ga.

Limited. number selected well dev.
Byer strain S. C. White Orp. pullets,
12 to 14 wks. old, $1 ea. FOB. J. H.
Beasley, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 2.

Limited number, selected Fischel
strain White Rocks, Exhibition grade,
prize winning, bred to lay, March 15th
hatch: 10 pullets and cockerel, - del.
May 20th, $12.50. Mrs. T. S. Bonner,
Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 7.

5 White Rock and W. Wyandotte
pullets, began laying at 4 1-2 mos old

each until the 20th Laura Morris,
Roopville, Ga.

White Rock hens, $1.25 each. Clara
V. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

Fine March hatch W. Rock pullets
and cockerels, pure Fishchel strain,
from blood tested, Ped. matings, pul-
lets $1.25 each, and no akin cockerels
$1.50 each. Will give 2 cockerels free
with each order of 20 pullets. Cash
with order. Mrs. J. L. Wallace, Bow-
erdville, Ga.

GIANTS AND LANGSHANS

1 pure bred J B. Giant rooster, di-
rect from Marcy strain, from prize
winning stock, $5 cash, or exch. for 2
pure bred Indian Runner hens and 1
drake. J. C. Greene, Dawson, Ga.

16 hens, 8 1-2 to 10 lb. 15 mos. old
Marcy strain J. B. Giant now laying
hens, $2.25 each, for bunch; 2 12 and
13 Ib. cocks, $2.50 ea; 90 9 wks. old
Giants, 50 cts. ea. for all or as many
as half; 95 5 wks. old, 30 cts. ea. for
all or half. Cashiers check or money
order. Glen T. Cleveland, Hartwell,



Ga Rt. be

oe LEGHORNS |

Ferris best egg strain W. L. 10 wks.
old cockerels Direct, $1.50 ea. also Tan-
cred strain cockerels, from 260 to 299
ege trapnest hens, $1.50 ea. F. B. Flan-
ders, Rockledge, Ga. -

94 Tancred W. L. hens, 1 yr. old, good
cond. laying, 80 cts. ea. Bring coops
with you. Trade for yearlings. W. A.
McAdams, Temple, Ga. Rt. 2.

70 Tancred 1 yr. old pullets, now
laying and in fine cond. Ped. stock,
bred to lay from 280 to 320 eggs, from
M. Johnsons Farm, Kansas: pullets,
$1 ea. 9 cocks, $1.50 ea. if wanted with
pullets, Mrs. H. W. Hall, Thomson,
Ga. > oe

About 90 Tancred W. L. now laying
good cond. 1 yr. old pullets, from 280
to 320 egg strain, and 7 cocks, $1.50
each. Reuben Burnside, Thomson, Ga.

Tormahlen S. C. dark Brown L. 8
wks. old, cockerels and pullets, $1.ea.
also a few hens and cocks. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Mrs. J. W. Bomar,
LaFayette, Ga. Rt. 3.

8 pure bred S. C. Brown L. Cocker-
els. $1.25 each; also 9 pure bred Bar-
red P. Rock cockerels, $1.50 ea. March ]
hateh chicks. Cash or money order
with order. No checks Mrs. E. A. Wil-
lingham, Menlo, Ga. Rt 1. ;

Pure bred Tancred 2 mos. old cock-
erels, from 254 to 312 egg stock, with
Ped Selected for breeders. $1 ea. in
lots of 10 or more; less lots $1.50 ea.
Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit. Ga. Rt. 2.

6 W. L. Harris strain, February hatch
socks, 75 cts. ea. $4 for the 6. W. H.
Bulloch, Pelham, Ga. .

30 Tancred W. L. April 1929 hens.
most of them now laying, $1 ea. FOB
nr $25 for lot. First money order gets
*hem. Mrs. James Ezzell, Rockmart.



-

Qe ey :
Tancred strain direct from Booths
Hatchery, 8 wks. old 2 Ib. W. L. Leg-
horn roosters, AAA quality. Sell or
exch. for pure bred Bantams, pigeons
or rabbits. Satisfaction guaranteed
James Rice, Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 2.
200 Kerlin quality 10 wks. old cock-
erels, 50 cts. each in Jots of 10 or more.
Wesley Baskin. Temple, Ga.
Selected. well dev. Tancred S. C.W
L. 12 to 14 wks. old pullets, $85 a 100:
cockerels, unrelated, same strain, $2
ea. also now booking orders for select
nullets, del . in May and June. 12 to
14 wks. old 90 cts. ea. or lots of 30 and
np 85 cts. each. 1-4 cash books order.
hal. C. O. D. or before shinment is
made. All FOB. Coops to be ret. at
mv exp. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Ga.
Pure bred W. Levhorns. Tancred str.
2nd. direct from. M. Johnson. farm,

Nov. hatch, $1.- |

or in lots, 55 cts ea. Exch.

Selling pullets of same stock, 60 ces. |

cts. ea. also a nice lot of cockerels,

same a Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Chester,
a, Rt. 2.

February and March hatch S. C. W.
L. pullets. Write for prices. V. Bram-
hold, Mt. Airy, Ga.

10 Brown L. Hens, 1 and 2 yrs. old,
os ea. L. H. Hutto, Graymont, Ga. Rt.

50 tancred S. C. W. L. 4 1-2 mos. old
healthy pullets, $1 ea. Mrs..Joe Harri-
son, Rockingham, Ga.

Pure bred S. C. Brown L. Everlay
strain.9 wks. old cockerels, 60 cts. ea.
some for
Same age and strain; also have 10 hens
and 1 rooster, same strain, 10 mos. old

$12 for lot. Guarantee no culls; Selec-

ted eggs, 85 cts. for 15 cartons to be
Ae ae H. L. Lumpkin, Mauk, Ga.

4 English Brown L. cocks, $1.50 ea.
cockerels, 7 mos. old and the pullets
mate to cockerels began laying 4 mos.
and 3 wks. old. Sell, or exch. for sweet
or Irish potatoes, some dried apples,
free from worms, or anything can use.
Buyer to pay all charges. Money order.
Mrs. P. King, Rochelle, Ga. Rf. 1;

Tancred W. L. 2 and 3 mos. old
lets from bred to lay stock. Also
ing pullets and breeding stock from
high producing strain. Reasonable
prices. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.

Select, pure bred W. L. 10 wks. old
cockerels, well dev. 75 cts.. ea. FOB.
Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga.

50 W. L. 8 wks. old cockerels. direct
from Ferris Best Egg strain, for sale.
Mrs. M. Wainwright, Hapeville, Ga.
16 Rainey Ave. e

7 wks. old S. C. White L. cockerels,
Direct from M. Johnson, 75 cts. ea, or
50 cts. ea. in lots of 10 or more. Wel-
don Burns, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 4.

Buff L. cockerels, milk fed, March
and April-hatch. Chicks ordered di-
rect from Guy Hatten, Ohio, $1 ea. or
Z ior $1.50. J. P. Brown, Meansville,

ul-



} son, Canton, Ga. P. O. Box 55.

KI-WI, POUTRY FOR SALE
After June 1, several pens of grown
stock Australian Ki Wi Poultry, the
Wingless egg machine. J. A. Thomp-

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS
FOR SALE

2 mos. old White Minorca cockerels,
now crowing, $1 ea. Mrs. Hugh Bowl-
ing, Griffin, Ga. P. O. Box 205. ~

February hatch S. C. Black Minorca
cockerels, Pape strain, $1.25 ea. FOB.
Malcolm McMillan, Bartow, Ga.

100 Pape strain Black Minorca Apr.
3rd hatch, $1 ea. in lots of 25 or more.
also 200 Booth strain White Minorcas,
2 wks. old, 40 cts. ea., and 60 W. Leg-
horn breeding cockerels, University of
Ga. strain, $1 ea. L. L. Wallace, South
Atlanta, Ga.

A few Black Minorca hens, 1 to 3
yrs. old, $1.25 each, del. Mrs. C. L. Reh-
berg, Cario, Ga.

10 wks. old pure Kircher strain Buff
Minorca cockerels, $1.50 each or 3
for $4. FOB. Bought as baby chicks
direct from Missouri. O. E. Buchanan,
Dacula, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 46. :

~ PIGEONS FOR SALE

50 mixed pigeons, some of them solid
white, mostly black and white; 8 blues
and 12 Browns, 50 cts. pr. or lot for $8.-
50. Trade for pure bred pigeons, ban-
tam chickens, or rabbits. James Rice.
Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 pr. each, Maltese and young Silver
Kings, and 2 prs. White Kings, @ll a-
bout ready to mate, each kind, $3 pr.
oe H. Overby, Columbus, Ga. 22 1lth
Pure White Kings, mated, banded
and working. $2.50 per pr. or 10 or
more prs., $2 pr. Tom Richardson, Pal-
metto, Ga.

Mixed pigeons for sale. Make offer.
Joe Glover, Gainesville, Ga. 6 Cand-
ler St. ;

Pure bred pigeons: White Swiss
Mondain youngsters, $24 doz. Silver
King youngsters, $18. doz. All from
birds producing 18 to 20 squabs a year.
Mondains wt. 1 1-2 lbs. or better at
4 wks. old... Silver Kings, 1 to 1 1-4
lb. at 4 wks. old Quality guaranteed.
Such M. Urauhart, Savannah, Ga. 780
Park Ave. East.

25 prs. common pigeons,
good, 40 cts. pr. H. C. Cheney, Shell-
man, Ga.

4 pr. Red Carneaux, young mated
and working, $3 pr. $11.50 for the lot,
del. by parcel post. Money Order. W.
S. Pitts, West Point, Ga.

7 pr. thoroughbred Carneaux. Sell,
or exch. for 7 hens of the heavy va-
riety. James Baldwin, Dawson, Ga.

,







9 pure bred Buff Orp. now laying

f

February and March hatch, 70 to 90

R. L. REDS
50 pure bred R. I. Red 9 wks. old
1 1-2 to 2 Ibs. ea. roosters and pullets

\

pe x Se

75 cts. ea. also a few hens and roost-

ers, $1.50 ea. eggs, $1 per 15 postpaid.

ie Fred Atkinson, Ray City, Ga.
R. I. Red pullets of 1929 hatch and

hens, $1.25 each; cocks, $2 each. Clara

V. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

_ 24 accredited R. I. Red, now laying

pullets, and 1 fine rooster, same breed-

ing, $1.50 ea. if taken at once. W. L.
King, Harlem, Ga.

Pure bred S. C: R. 1. Reds: 1 cock:

and 5 pullets, March 12th hatch, $5
for lot, not prepaid. Send C. O. D.
Mrs. J. C. Price, Howard, Ga.

50 pure bred S. C .R. I. dark red Feb-
ruary pullets, $1 ea. In lots of 10 or

more, 90 cts. ea; January cockerels, $2 _

each: 1 free with each 15 pullet order;

150 March 24th hatch, same strain,

65 cts. ea. Not less than 25 sold; 5 and
10 lots, 80 cts. ea; 200 friers ready June

Donaldson January cockerels, $3 to

$5 ea. Exch. some for good grade dried
fruit, corn or wheat for feeding pur-

poses; 50 extra same grade pullets, at
same price and exch. Mrs. J. E. Sikes,
Chester, Ga. Rt. 2. :

Blooded R. I. Red and J B. Giant 2 :

cockerels, $2 each, also full grown
Mallard ducks for sale. Mrs. Fred
pare. Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 6 Roswell
oad. oe

10th, 30 cts. Ib. also 25 choice direct -

AS

a

25mixed R. I. Reds and Buff hens,

fat, ready for table use, $1.25 each,
FOB. Miss Eunice Hillis, Girard, Ga.
Rt. 1. Box 86.

200 nice friers or broilers, wt. from |
1 1-2 to 2 lbs. (have been put up and
fattened) the whole lot for 35 cts. lb.

or a few at a time, 40cts.lb.Thorough-
bred R. I. Reds. Cash with order. Kin- |

zell Kelly, Holly Springs, Ga.

\

65 pure bred dark R. I. Red 4 mos. |

old 3 12 lb av. pullets $1.15 F. O. B.

Mrs. J. C. Golsby, Graham, Ga.

R: I. Reds or B. R. laying pullets

and breeding hens from healthy, bred _

to lay stock; also 2 and 3 mos. old
pullets from same high class stock.
Good color and markings. Reasonable
prices. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.

Donaldson dark R. I. Red rooster, .

$1.50 money order, or exch. for any-

thing can use. Write. Mrs, P. King,

Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1. : :
1 yr. old Tompkin strain R. I. Red
roooster, $1.50 r exch. for Tancred W.

L. baby chicks or 1 doz. fresh turkey |

eggs. Mrs. G. W. Akins, Graymont, Ga.
Pure Donaldson R. I. Red January >

and February pullets, 80 cts. ea. also

hice R. I. Red broilers, 40 cts. lb. FOB.



working |



SUSSEX, FOR SALE

1 pure bred Speckled Sussex (1928
hatch rooster 2 yrs. old next month ~

$4. J. J. Johnston, Waynesboro, Ga. |



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS ETC,

FOR SALE

Pure white Indian Runner ducklings _

ni
4
4

OAS

Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 4.

for sale. Geo. N. Thomas, Thomasboro,

Ga.
Pure Mammoth Pekin baby ducks,
50 cts. ea. 5 wks. old. Mrs. L. R. Ram-
pey, Elberton, Ga Rt. 8.
1 pr. White Muscovy ducks:

duck >

and drake ,$3.50 pr..also eggs, $1.25

per doz. Mrs. Fred Atkinson ,Ray
City, Ga. Rt. 2.
5 ducks and 2 drakes, White Mam-
moth Pekins, $1.75 each, or $12 for
the 7. FOB. Mrs. Frank Clark,
berta, Ga. :
Day old baby turkeys: Big bone
Bronze, 60 cts. ea. Shipments last of
June or first of July. Miss Evelyn
King, Hamilton, Ga. Rt. 4.

5 White Pekins: 3 ducks and 2 drakes

1929 hatch, $4 for the 5. Mrs. Ollie
McCollum, Canon, Ga. Rt. 3.

9 young turkeys and 1 hen, healthy :

Ro-

ee

2

and thrifty, $12 for lot. Mrs. D. F.



Eckles, Summit, Ga. :

WYANDOTTES
Several pure bred S. L. Wyandotte

1 yr. old cockerels, $1.50 ea. forquick

sale. H. L. Weeks, Pierceville, Ga. 2

50 Silver Lace Wyandotte pullets

and cockerels, Tarbox strain, 2 mos.

old and well dev. $1 ea. Mrs. Hugh
Bowling, Griffin, Ga. P. O. Box 205.
1 pure bred S L. Wyandotte 18 mos.

fold rooster, $1.50 FOB. W. T. Adams,
Lavonia, Ga. Box 381. ss



Poultry Wanted

ANCONAS WANTED



Want 1 Ancona rooster Post strain,

ready for service, not two years old. |
Write what you have and price del.
Mrs. A. T. Lee, Gardi, Ga. Rt. 1. Box
40 3

BRAHMAS WANTED :

Want 1 light Brahma_ rooster.

Quote best price. Mrs. J..S. Thompson,

Doerun, Ga.

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Want to exch. 2 young Buff Orp..
roosters, Feb. Ist. hatch for 2 prs. same
breed of nice, large stock. Ea. to pay
express.. Mrs. J. H. Harpe, Blakely,
Ga.



_ BUFF ORPINGTONS WANTED _

Se ft A ee
moth Buckeye inc. Trays hold 110 eggs
ea. Custom hatched chicks shipped C.
O. D. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga. :

Baby Chicks Wanted





GAMES WANTED

Want to exch. 1 rooster and 1 hen
1 yr. old pure Ruck. Tex. Rang. game
for pure bred, 1 yr. old Blue Game,
Irish Grey, or Silver Duck Wing game
rooster. Deere Barfield, Ideal, Ga. Rt.
1. Ox 53:

- Want to exc, 1 pure bred Danger-
foot game 1 yr. old rooster for 1 pure
bred Blue Cuban game rooster. Char-
s lie Summers, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 4.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
WANTED








-. Want 25 or 50 1 to 1 1-4 Ib. broilers:

- B. R.,, or Reds. Fred I. Baker, Colum-
; bus, Ga. Rt. 2. :

Want 6 pullets, 5 or 6 wks. old, at

not more than 35 cts. ea. Prefer R. I.

- Reds, Write. E. W. Hale, Jefferson,

Gra. Rt. 5. :

Want 100 young chickens er baby
chicks of any large strain: R. I. Reds,
B. R., or Buff Orp. preferred. Will

exch. value for same. Make inquiries
at Texaco Filling station or write. Mrs.
Bobie D. Carwile, Sparks, Ga. P. O.
Box 71. < 3

PEAFOWLS WANTED

Want 1 pr. peafowls, also peafow!
eges for setting. Sherman Duckett,
Talking Rock, Ga.

os PIGEONS WANTED
Want to exch Tippers, Racing Ho-
mers, 1 pr. Pigmy Pouters for White
Kings. Member N. P. A. H. C. Ozburn,
Statesboro, Ga. P. O. Box 22.
Want to exch. Parlor and Baldhead
Tumblers for White Kings. Dr..E. N.
- Brown, Statesboro, Ga. Oliver Bldg.
Want 10 prs. White Kings, Homers,
ang Cermeaux, mated and
Must be cheap. Hubert Bradley, At-
-- Janta Ga., 208 Atlanta National Bank

- Bldg. :
Want to trade 1 pr. N. Z. Whites,

not ped. for 3 pr. Carneaux, or Homer:




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| J. Anderson, Jr. Atlanta, Ga.
_ 8th st. N. W. ;

- URKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS ETC
ae WANTED :

Want 25 to 100 baby turkeys to raise
on halves to 3 mos. old. Any good
breed. Write before sending. Grady
Bray, Royston, Ga. Rt. 3.

- WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCKS
WANTED.

556






_ Fischel strain White Plymouth Rock
- cockerels, January, February and Mar.
hatch for Plymouth Rock pullets or
1929 1930 hatch roosters. R. S. Nash,
Smyrna, Ga.

_ Baby Chicks For Sale

_ Pure Tancred day old chicks, June
del. $12 a 100 from matured, well cull-
ed stock. orders must bee booked in
~ advance. D. F. Ogden, Odum, Ga.

Pure bred J. B. Giant day old chicks
14 cts. e@. heavy breeds mixed, 11 cts









cts. ea. All del. Mrs. J. B. Elliott, Coch-
sexed, Oa. :
Blood tested chicks: B. R:, R. I.
_ Reds, $12 a 160. del. H. F. Morgan,
- Fitzgerald, Ga. 216 So. Lee St.
Donaldson chicks from culled flocks
of splendid laying Reds, $14 a 100 del.









thing can use. Mrs. H. G. Brown,
Stone Mtn. Ga. Rt. 1.

_ Berrys strain Partridge
and Kirchers Buff Minorca day old
chieks, each, $15 a 100. Mrs. L. M.
- Dunn, Chauncy, Ga. Rt. 2. pee
Day old chicks from trapped and
- tested flocks: B. R. and R: I. Reds,
$11.50 a 100. 100 per cent live del. gu-
nga C. A. Burge, Macon, Ga. Rt,

J. B. Giants, 14 ets. ea. del in lots
of 25 or more. Live del. guar. Mrs. H:
J. MecCorvey, Hawkinsville, Ga.
Genuine Pape strain S. C. B. Minor+

cas form heavy layers, $13 a 100; $6.50

_ for 50, $3.50 for 25. Del. Mrs..G. L. Reh-
- berg, Cario, Ga.
_B. R., R. I. Reds, $12 a 100; White
Leghorns, $10 a 100. For descriptive
circular, phone Dearborn 1811, or wrt.
S. C. Bohanan, Atlanta, Ga. 1968 De-
Kalb Ave. :

Tancred W. L. $9 per 100; Brown L.
and Anconas, $10; R. I. Reds and B.
R., $11 per 100. From healthy, vig-
orous flocks of mature birds that have
been bloodtested. 100 per cent live
o del. guar. Also custom hatching: 2 cts

_ per egg. Set every Wednesday in Mam-
















working. .

pigeons, mated. Each to pay express.

- Want to exch. fine, well dev. Berry- |

each; pttre bred Brown Leghorns, 101

- Exch. for shoats, honey, heifer, or any- |

: Wyandotte |



Want 200 Silver Lace Wyandotte

day old chicks to raise on halves to}.

10 wks .old. Free range. Good section
for poultry. Would take sheppart str.
Anconas, Brown or White L. or Bar-

red Rocks. Must be pure bred, blood

tested and free from B. W. D. Out-
line your proposition -before sending
the chicks. Mrs. Nora Nix, Dahlonega,
Ga. Rt.-1.

Want 25 or 50 Thompson Ringlet B.
R. chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks.
old at once, also want to hear from
parties having the pure bred Thomp-
son Ringlet B. R. baby chicks for sale,
giving the strain, price and date can
get chicks. Mrs. W. A. J. Swann, Li-
thonia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to exch. 3 N. Z. White does
and 2 bucks, age 8 to 13 mos. old, value
$15 for baby chicks, or pullets of same

value. Mrs. Nokes, Pearson, Ga. Rt. 1.4

Want 100 chicks to raise on halves
to 6 or 8 wks. old. Full stock Brown or
White L. Best of care, attention and

honest deal. Write first. Mrs. Era Ash, |

Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.
Want 100 B. R. or other heavy breed
chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks.

+ Good attention guaranteed. Mrs. C. W.

Owen, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 9.,

Want 150 chicks at once to raise on
halves to 8 wks Prefer R. I. Reds and
Barred Rocks, 75 of each or any large
breed mixed. Good run and exp. Mrs.
J. P. Bloekwell, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want by May 20th, 100 chicks to
raise on halves to:8 wks. Feed, fine
range and life time exp. Write before
sending. N. L. Brown, Register, Ga. Rt.

iS

Want 100 or more chicks to raise on
halves to 6 or 8 wks. Best attention,
good place, feed. and plenty water.
Write first. Mrs. L. R. Allgood, Coving-
ton, Ga. Rt. 9. f

Want 50 Ancona or White Wyandotte
chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks
Good attention guaranteed. Mrs.
Jules Holland, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want 50 or 100 J. B. Giant chicks to
raise on shares to 8 or 10 wks. old.

+} Generally 80 or 90 per cent of our own

P. R. Freeman, Jefferson, Ga.
Want to exch. eggs, butter and
other for any bree@ baby chicks, or
for an Ancona rooster. Mrs. C. T. Wil-
liams, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 6.
Want day old chicks. Exch value or

pay. cash. Write. Miss Annie E. Jones,

Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to exch. pure bred Ga. col-
lard plants for baby chicks. Large
plants, full count, and ready to ship,
Mrs. Lewis Hart, Chipley, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want 200 W. L., R. I. Reds, B. Rocks
or white Orpington chicks to raise on

halves Must be pure stock. Hubert | @

Bradley, 208 Atl. Nat'l Bank Bldg.

Eggs For Sale

Thompson B. R. eggs, Prize stock,
No. 1 pen, $1.50: per 15; Donaldson str.
R. I. Red eggs, $1.50 per 15. All blood
tested for B. W. D. Also have day old
chicks, 14 cts. ea. to be del. June 2nd.
ae: Milton Sumner, Sylvester, Ga. Rt.





White Australian guinea eggs, $1.25.

per 15 del., Muscovy duck eggs, $2 per
doz, del. also 2 drakes and 3 to 10
ducks, now laying, $1.75 ea. trio, $5.
L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

Mammoth White Pekin duck eggs,
$1 per 13 del. Checks not accepted.
Mrs. W. I. Mobley, Ludowici, Ga. Rt. 1.

Donaldson Red eggs, now $1.25 per
15. Exch. some for value. Mrs. H. G.
Brown, Stone Mtn, Ga. Rt. 1. -

Pure bred B. R. (a fine strain) eggs;
$1 er 15. Mrs. Perry Fitzgerald, Forest
Glen, Ga. -

Pearl or Speckled guinea egg, $1
pe 16. del. Edd Harper, Osierfield,

a.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1 per 15
Crates furnished. Mrs. W. J. Ramey,
Clayton, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 44.

Pure bred Barron strain W. L. eggs,
$1.25. per 15. Mrs. R. Jones, Shellman,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Big Bronze Turkey eggs, $3.50 per
doz. Ready for shipment. Miss Evelyn
King, Hamilton, Ga. Rt. 4 Box 63.

M. B. Turkey eggs, $2.50 per doz.
Mrs. G. A. Nelson, Chipley, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred Golden Lace Wyandotte
eggs, $1.60 per 15. Mrs. J. M. Camp-
bell, Surrency, Ga. Rt. 2. a

Thompson imp. Ringlet B. R.; and
Ferris W. L. eggs, ist pens, $1.25 per 15
$2 for 30; 2nd pens, $1: per 15, $1.50
per 30; largest lots, 4 1-2 cts. and egg

,del. Boxes to be returned. Mrs. J. E.



BULLETIN

- Stay white, heavy laying.

$2.50 per setting. Mrs. C. R. Morgan,

Americus, Ga. Rt. D. <
Turkey eggs $2.50 per doz and post-

age. Cash with order. Mrs. John Fair-

cloth, Metter, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred Buff Orpinton eggs $1 per
15. Crates to be ret. Miss Ronie John-
son, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1.

Select Thompson Ringlet B. R. eggs
good fertility. For remainder of season
'$1 per 15, $1.75 per 30 del. Mrs. R. L.
Mabry, Canon, Ga. Rt. 2.

Donaldson: R. I. Red eggs, $1.26 per
15, del. Exch. 15 eggs for 6 lbs. good
tender cornfield bean seed. Mrs. Ola
Jones, Grayson, Ga. :

White Mallard Duck eggs, $1.25 per }

doz. C. A. Burge, Macon, Ga. Rt. 4.

Ruen duck eggs, $1 doz. Will exch.
some for B. R. eggs. Mrs. W. O. Her-
rington, Claxton, Ga. Rt. 3.

Tompkin strain S. C. R. I. Red eggs,
75 cts. per 15, $5 a 100. Money order
z= order. Mrs. W. B. Shirley, Alto,

a.

Pure Tancred eggs from 254 to 312
egg hens, $3.50 per 100 del. Mrs. F.
Cowart, Summitt, Ga. Rt. 2.

Parks strain B. P. R. eggs, $1 per 15.
Reg. permit and Rating, D 1-30. H. G.
Autry, Plainville, Ga.

Pheasant and Wild Mallard duck
eggs for hatching, $3 per 15. Mrs. Fred

Road.

M. B. Turkey eggs, 22 cts. ea. del.
Cartons to be ret. Money Order only.
Mrs. M. C. Colvard, Bowman, Ga.

Jersey Giant eggs, 5 cts ea. not del.
Exch. for friers at 30 cts. Ib. Mrs. J. B.
Saye, Newborn, Ga. Re

Turkey eggs from fine large turkeys,
$2 doz. del. Mrs. C. W. Jones, McRae,
Ga. Rt. 2. :

Big Bone M. B., Ellis strain turkey
toms wt. when when 5 yrs. old, 6) Ibs |
eggs, 35 cts. an egg, or $3.25 per doz.
ae Mrs. Marshall Lewis, Rydal, Ga.

Big Bone Bronze, Ellis strain tur-

Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2.

Pure S. C. Brown L. eggs $1 per 15
FOB. Mrs, L. H. Cousins, Greenville,
Gea. Rie 3::

Pure bred Speckled Sussex, $1:50
per 15. J. J. Johnston, Waynesboro, Ga.

Thompson strain B. R. eggs $1 per
15, $4 a 100 postpaid. Mrs. A. C. Spence
Blakely, Ga. ;

S.C. R. I. Red eggs; Owens and Tom-
pkins strain Direct, $1 per 15, $2.50
for 50; $4 a 100 del. Cart. to be ret.
Mrs. M. B. Scoggs, Alto, Ga.

Mixed turkey eggs, 15 cts. ea. del.
$1.35 per doz. postpaid. Jessie Adams,
Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 5.

- M. B. Goldbank turkey eggs, guar.

ea. Mrs. C, D. Cannon, Bowersville,

a.
Pure bred S. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1
per 15. Exch. for red skin pot. plants.
15 eggs for one _ thousand plants
W. T. Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381.
Pure bred S. L. Wyandotte eggs, $1-
25 per 15 del. in Ga. or $1 not del. T.
N. Farmer, Woodstock, Ga. Rt.. 3.
Fresh genuine Booth strain S. C.
White Minorca eggs, from Ped. flock

50. for 30, $6.75 a 100, $12 for 200 del.
Cartons to be ret. Mrs. W. J. Roberts
Blakely, Ga. :

per 15. Cartons to be ret. Mrs. J. C.
Fleming, Lylerly, Ga. Rt. 2.- :

Pure bred Tompkins strain R. I. Red.

75 cts per 15, postpaid, or 50 per 15
not del. Cartons to be ret. Mrs. L. E.
Gayler, Lylerly, Ga. Rt. 3.

Ferris strain S. C. W. L. eggs, 75 cts.
per 15. Carton to be ret. Miss Gool
Fleming, Lylerly, Ga. Rt. 2.

Pure bred S. L. Wyandotte eges, $1
per 15, Crates ret. Mrs. W. E. Kirk
Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 146.

Imp, Mammoth White Pkin duck
eggs, $1 doz..del. B. M. Holland, Bow-
ersville, Ga.

Barred Rock (very fine strain and
high producing flock) eggs, from 1 and
2 yr. old hens sub. to reg. $1 per 15, $1.-
75 for 30. Can furnish 100 weekly at
in ets 7 a, #s ddel. Crates to be

. Mrs. J. aulorson, Rockin
Ga. Rt. 3. Box 27. , f ao

Indian Runner duck eggs, $1 per 15.

Crates to be ret. W. E. Goodwin, Wad-
ley, Ga.

Eggs Wanted

29



Want Pheasant eggs for hatching.
Give prices per setting of 15 or 20. Mrs.
T. D. Fussell, Rhine, Ga.

- Want a few settings of pure Ring-
let B. R. eggs. Will exch. collard plis.







]

|) Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2. _
White
Orpington eggs at half price: $1.50 to

Pure bred Everlay B. L. eggs, 75 cts.




Creswell, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 6. Roswell!

| Key eggs, for sale. Mrs. W. G. Blalock,.

thoroughbred. Bird Bros. strain: 25 cts.

of over 200 egg layers, $1.50 per 15, $2-.









- = y, May 22, is
at 50 cets a 100, or will pay cash. State
price and strain. Mrs. W. A. J. Swann,
Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 1. ; ees =
Want 2. doz. M. B. turkey: eggs to
raise on halves. Ref. if desired. J. C.
Banks, Willard, Ga. Rt. 1 eee
Want 60 eggs: dark Cornish game,
Golden Buff Orpington, R. I. Reds
or Barred Rocks, to set. under hens,
on halves and raise until 6 wks. old.
Best of care. Lot of exp. Write before
sending. Bessie Mae Jones, Louisville,
Ga. Rt. 2. : ay




















Genuine Crystal wax and yellow
Bermuda onion sets, white Silver Skins
1-2 gal. 65 cts.; $1 gal. $6 bu. mailed
$5 collect. Cader Stephens, Flowery
Branch, Ga. = ie

Thurmond Gray melon seed, 60 cts.
Ib. D. C. Sheppard, Ellaville, Ga.

Chufa seed, washed and floated, $1.-
25 per peck, $4.50 bu., 1 lot slightly |
damaged, 60 cts. pk. $2 bu. All fob;
also Irish Grey, Ala. Sweet, Ga. Rat-
tlesnake, Halburts Honey melon seed,
60 cts. lb. No less sold. Buyer to pay
postage. Yellow Globe, Early Flat
Dutch, Cow Horn Turnip seed, 40 cts. -
lb. 5 lb. lots 35 cts. lb. Buyer to pay
postage. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

About 1 pk. of nice, clean. Elberta
peach seed. Sell, or exch. for anything
can use. Mrs. Della Brookshire, De-
morest, Ga. Rt.1. Box 117.0

Long green stem okra seed, and mar-
tin gourd seed, each, 14. cts. per oz.
prepaid. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomas-.
boro, Ga. iat eS

in

Watson melon seed, 30 cts. Ib. fi
20 Ib. lots or over; less, 40 cts. Ib. Cash
with order. (No name and address)

Watson melon seed, carefully gath-
ered, 35 cents lb. FOB. No order for
less than 5 Ibs. shipped. Cash with
order. Alex Maxwell, Cairo, Ga. Rt.

No. 1 pure Honey Drip sorghum
cane seed, none better for yield and
quality, 5 Ibs., 50 cts; $1.25 peck; pure
Stone Mtn. melon and Rocky Ford .
cantaloupe (green flesh var.) seed 55
cents per 1-2 Ib. $1 lb. postpaid. C. F.
Maddox, Buford, Ga. ee ae

Excell melon seed, 75 cts. Ib. FOB.
es station. C. A. Walker, Ellaville,

a. y .

Eng. pea seed, 25- cts. per Ib, del. 2.
es 40 cts. Maud Hamby, Greenville,





































































aos eS
_ Seed rice, $2.50 per bu. C. B. Jones,
Riceboro, Ga. : ; as
200 Ibs. Thurmond Grey melon seed
50 cts. lb. or 2 Ibs. lots, 40 cts Ib. J. B..
Hanner, Charing, Ga. Rt. 2. oS
Pure home grown Swycard collard
seed, 10 cts_per oz $1 Ib. Be. EF.
Scott, Dawson, Ga. 5
Lucy: Cane seed, 75 cts. per gal. $3.-
50 bu. Hand threshed. N.S. Crow,
Royston, Ga.- Rt. 1. Se
White heading or cabbage-collard
seed, 75 cts. lb. 40 cts per 1-2 lb. 25
cts for 1-4 Ib. or 10 cts. oz. del. blood |
turnip beet seed, same price; white
Velvet and mixed okra seed, 30 cts. Ib.
oe C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, Ga. Rt. -
















Imp. hand saved Watson and Kleck-
ly Sweet Melon seed, 75 cts. lb. del. No
checks. Also old time striped cornfield
snap beans 20 cts per 1-2 lb. 35 cts.
Ib. 2 Ibs. 60 cts. Mrs. F. E. Happoldt,
Lewiston, Ga. Z Sse ae
2. Ibs. genuine Watson melon seed |
for 75 cents, or will exch for 1 db. ~
Rocky Ford cantaloupe. Jess James,
Haddock, Ga. Rt. 2. care J. R. Andrew.__

Sound clean Honey Drip sorgum
cane seed, 60 cts. gal Extra good Vel-
vet okra seed, 25 cts lb. True Ga. blue
Collard 25c Ib. All del. C. C. Burrell,
Buford, Ga. Rt. 2. = ie

Farm Help Wanted a

Want aged party to live in home with
me and help with cows, hogs, chick- _
ens and light farm work. Write at |
nee J. W. Dunn, Crawfordville, Ga.

Want man or boy (not under 18 yrs.
of age), that is industrous, without
bad habits, clean, etc. to do gen farm
work. Begin at once. $15 mo. and
board. No others need reply. J. W.
Ham, Summit, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 50... 5

Want.at once elderly woman to live
as one of family, and help with gar-
den, poultry, etc. J. B. Comer, Chip-







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.lley, Ga.

Want at once a reliable woman to
care for poultry, and other light work.
N. T. Williams, Stilson, Ga. oe

Want a colored widow with 2 or 3
children large enough to work on farm.
Good home for right party. W. kL.



Jones, Atlanta, Ga., 290% McDonough |
Road, Zc. =

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ts. ea. Week old chicks, 12 cts. ea. 2
d 15 cts. ea. Del. Sanky Tyson,
Si. Ga. Box 117.

old B. R., and Reds, 10c ea.
Vy Mixed, 9c each. Chicks shipped
ectric starting brooder at $1.50 ad-
onal for brooder. E. R. Bailey,







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Parks strain B. R. baby chicks
urkey eggs for,same. Mrs. Mar-
ewis, Rydal, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want about fifty chicks to raise on
ulves: R. I. Reds or Black Minorcas.
until 10 wks. old. As early as
sible.. Life time exp. Write before
ing. Miss Cleo Turner, Cleveland,
: 4 pres

Want to exch. value for 200 Tancred
W. L. day old chicks. Laura
orris, Roopville, Ga.

nt about 70 pure bred R. I. Reds
aise on halves +o 10 wks. old. Pre-
Tompkins strain. Mrs. L. H. Hut-

Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1.

nt some cnicks to raise on hal-
ves to 10 wks. Black Minorcas or Wht.
or Partridge Rocks 50 or 100 Life
ime exp. Want as soon as_ possible.
Miss Ramie Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt.

nt to exch. 1 Bourbon Red tom
bout 25 lbs; yr. old, from fine stk.
00 baby chicks: S. C. Brown L.
> L., or Barred Rocks. Leghorns
red. C, Q. Whitaker, East Elli-

Cray '
Want to exch. value for baby chicks
> pullets, 6 or 8 wks. old. Write. C. M.
age Richland, Ga. Sa
Want 100 or more chicks: R. I. Reds,
W. Leghorns, but will take any kind
rise on halves to any desirable
rs. C. D. McDuffie, Abbeville,
be 1 Box 57.

_Egegs For Sale

Black Minorca eggs, $2.25 and 15
inglet B. Rock eggs, $1.50. All crates
eee O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga.
ee Bldg.
: ir
select hens, $1.50 per 15; also S.
. I. Red eggs from stock direct
m Tompkins and second direct from
ens, $2 per 15. All prepaid. Mrs. C.
. Page, Norcross, Ga. Box 52. __
Pure bred Marcy strain J. B. Giant
eggs, carefully selected, $1 per 15, $3
f 50, $5 a 100 del. Prompt shipment
Bannister, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt.





































ictly fresh, fertile M. B. turkey
20 cts. ea. del. 3rd zone. Mrs. A.
pe, Winston, Ga. Rt. 2.

Pure bred M. B. turkey eggs, cross
with Big Bone Ellis strain, 25 cts ea.
de. lee B. F. Morrison, Gainesville,
Rt. 8. Res

A few settings of eggs from Holter-
mans 3 special Best pens, 1st direct,
er 15 postpaid; 30, $5 postage col-








rup. Mrs. E. G. Wood, Tifton, Ga.

Nugget strain Buff Rock eggs, sires
om trapnested high egg producing
flocks. Priced through May and June
$1 per 15. Reduced prices on larger or-
= s. Mrs. G. L. Trimble, Adairsville,

Be. 3
Pure White Indian Runner Duck
eggs, $1 per 15... also baby ducks, 25
cts. ea. Mrs. T. K. Moore, Canton, Ga.
Rt. 3















J. B Giant eggs from selected hens
mated to unrelated cockerels, $110 per
15, or $2 for 30. Tet crates re+. W. H.
Richardson, Elberton, Ga. Rt. 3.
_ Aristocrat B. R. eggs selected from
eavy layers, $1 per setting. Mrs. Flo-
rence Sturm, Statesboro, Ga. Rt. 2.
Pure bred dark Cornish game eggs,
$1.25 per 15, $2.50 per 30, $3.25 for 50.
i pure bred cockerels,
ready for service, $1.50 ea. Mrs..C O.











- Pure bred Barron strain W. L. eggs,

- $1.25 per 15, $2.25 per 30. Mrs. R. Jones
Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1. ~

Fresh eggs, pure tancred W L. $1

per 15 FOB here. M. F. Miller, Lake-

5









Ga.

S. C. R. I. Red, Owen Direct strain

from star matings, eggs, $1 per 15 $2.-

for 50, $4 a 100. Crates ret. Mrs. M.

Scroggs, Alto, Ga.

Pure bred eggs from Byers Golden

f Orpingtons (first prize winners

: unty fair), $1 per 15. Crate ret.
Ss, W. R. Cannon, Clayton, Ga.
ure bred dk. Cor. game eggs, se-

Jected and in parcel egg carriers, post-















in S. C. W. L. eggrs from spe-

Cash with order. Exch. some for

Carefully selected eggs from pure
bred Barred Rock land 2 yr old hens,
$1 per 15, $1.75 per 30. Can furnish
100 wkly. at 4 1-2 cts. an egg. All del.
and crates ret. Mrs. J. S. Raulerson,
Rockingham, Ga Rt. 3. Box 27.

Eggs Wanted

et on :

_ Want 2 doz. turkey eggs to hatch and
raise on shares. L. H. Hutto, Graymont
Ga. Rt. 1. .

Want to exch. 1 setting of 15 Ban-
tam! eggs for 15 Buff Orp. eggs, or P
Buff Orp. yr. old. rooster. Chester
Childs Carters, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want several settings of duck eggs,
no mixed breed, but can use either
Pekins, Muscovy, or Mallard. Advise
PER. and price. L. Mann, Newnan,



a.

Want to exch. Speckled Guinea eggs
for fawn Indian Runner duck eggs,
at $1 for 18 del. Mrs. L. G. Johnson,
Marshallville, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 8.

Want to buy 1 or 2 settings, white
or Pearl guinea eggs at 5 cts. an egg,
or will exch. same number of Blue
Speckled guinea eggs. Write first. Mrs.
J. G. Chapman, Butler, Ga. Rt. 1.

Plants Wanted

Want 1 or 2 doz. sweet pepper plants
(the var. yellow or green that has
peppers 5 or 6 in. long, like Hot pep-
per). Write before sending and state
what you have and price. Mrs. Deere
Barfield, Ideal, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 53.

Want 4M late flat Dutch cabbage
plants to be shipped 25th of May.
Must be: good, strong plants guaran-
teed true to name. Quote best cash
price. L. L. Coleman, Hiawassee, Ga.

Want Early Trlumph 60 day pur-
ple skin Porto Ricans, or Big Stem
Jersey potato plants. Will exch. val-
ue at $1.50 M. for same. Plants must
be certified and insp. Write. John B.
Nix, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to exch. black walnut plants,
12 in. high at 25c each, and sage plants
10 in. high 10c ea. for potato plants,
also want to exch. Heading var. col-
lard plants for Bermuda onion plants.





Mrs. J. B. Pruitt, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt.
3 Box 86. ; ,
Want some tobacco plants. Write

what you have, price, etc. Rev. J. H.
Brooks, Lula, Ga. Rt.3. =

Want Spanish sweet potatoes or the
plants from same. Mrs. T. D. Fussell,
Rhine, Ga.

Want to exch. pure Ga. collard plants
for Porto Rican potato plants, eal.
paying chgs on plants. Mine are large,
full count and will sell at 15c a 100,
del. Now ready to set out. Mrs. Lewis
Hart, Chipley, Ga. RFD 2.

Want to exch. collard plants for
sweet potato plants and any variety of
peas. Mrs. Rae Danvers, Buena Vista,

Ga. |
Seed For Sale

Cabbage seed, $1 Ib. collard 25 cts. Ib.
W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga. :

Millet, 45 cts. qt., Amber and Orange
sorghum, 20 cts. qt. 2 qts. 35 cts; Honey
Drip sorghum, 30 cts. qt. Tenn. green
pod giant green pod, black and red
valentine beans, i pound 35 cts. 5 Ibs.
or more, 25 cts. Ib. Ky Wonder, 5 cts.
cheaper; Ga. Rattlesnake Carolina
Bradford, Irish Gray melon seed, 1
lb. or more, 50 cts. Ib.. less 7 thls., 25
cts; okra seed, 1 lb. or more, 30 cts,
less, 40 cts. lb. also chufa seed, reclean-
ed, good quality, 65 cts. pk., $2.50 bu.
FOB. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

Cushaw, Southern curled mustard,
beet, squash and cucumber seed, 10c
large spoonful del. in 30 ct. lots. Jones
imp. watermelon seed, 142 lb. 40c del.,
also 1 spoonful watermelon seed, vari-
ety unknown, 15c del. Mrs. H. H. Sul-
livan, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 5. \

Long green okra seed, 20c Ib. post-
paid. Was best at Southeastern Fair
in 1928. Bears until frost.
Dorsey, (No address given).

Pure Western Honey Drip cane seed,
15c lb. postpaid. Best cane for forage
or syrup. Will exch. some for almost
anything. H.L. Taylor, Franklin, Ga.
Rt: 5

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Cane seed for sale, or will exch. 50
lbs. for 1 M. Porto Rico potato plants,
del. Talking Rock. C. C. Tatum, Talk-
ing Rock, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 13.

3 bu. or more cane seed to sow for
feed, $3 per bu. FOB. Luther Berry,
Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.

Davenport watermelon (hand saved).



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F eee Sy ai PRN BCE a ee ee ee Ta ELEN REIT ce eB ROT SEDI X 4 . 40 fame se ee sya a
sv Chicke | Sa _, paid, $1.50 pe Heading collard seed, all 10 and 15c, Want job as peach packing inspect-_
ab: Chicks F or Sale Collins, Ga. per Die Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Acworth, - cat Deere aoe also BEN be ne sg
Dag Ree es eas AG _M. B. turkey eggs, 15 cts. ea. Hatch | Ga. Rt. 2. oo. g peaches this summer. isses Lu-
Continued from page eight) | wey : i cue and Richie Brown, Macon, Ga., _
d chicks, $9 a 100; less than 100 | Wo Mrs. L. H. Matthews, Yatesville, Imp. Watson and Kleckley Sweet

watermelon seed, 75 cts. lb. wht. run-
ning butter-beans, 20c lb. plus postage
or 5 lbs $1 postpaid. Mrs. F. E. Hap-
poldt, Lewiston, Ga. 5
8 bu. Honey Drip cane seed, $2.50
bu measured, FOB L. D. Carson, Jr.
Farmington, Ga. Rt. 2.

Long pod oxra, 10cts. cup; cushaw,
10 cts. an oz. Exch. for sugar crowder
peas. Ea. to pay post. M. J. Eunice
Hahira, Ga. Rt.1. :

25 lbs. Ga. home grown collard seed,
Leia price. Robt. T. Allen, Riverdale,

a.

200 Ibs. Thurmond Gray melon seed,
selected from 35 to 60 lb. melons, free
from disease, 50 ets. lb. J. B. Han-
ner, Charing, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 40.

Seed Wanted |

Want 1-2 bu. Calif. black-eyed peas,
2 1-2 bu. 90-day running Velvet beans,
2 bu. mixed peas, and 1 bu. Soy beans,
also 5 Ibs. Ga. Collard seed. Quote
best prices. T. M. Collins, Marietta,
Ga. Rt. 6 Care Nulkey and Ball.

Want Calif. black-eyed peas, Velvet
beans, Soy beans and syrup cane seed.
Quote best price and send samples.
T. M. Collins, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 6.
| Want. small quantity broom corn
seed. Miss Clara Lockhart, Athens,
Ga., 770 College Ave.

Second-Hand Machin-
. ery For Sale

4 sets of flues for 20 ft. tobacco
barns, cheap or exch. for anything of
equal value. Lynn McKenzie, Monte-
zuma, Ga.

4 sets of flues for 20 ft tobacco barns
cheap, or exch. for anything of equal
oe Lynn McKenzie, Montezuma,

a.

Positions Wanted

Young man wants job on farm, or
most any kind of work. Write what
you can offer. J. F. Deal, Mt. Airy,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Want job on large farm where tract-
ors and trucks are used, to keep up
the mechanical work on same. Would
be willing to drive tractor or truck
ee J. H. McDaniel, Ellaville, Ga. Rt.

4









Single man wants position on the
farm at $18 mo. board, washing and
laundry,.straight time for the balance
of this year with a good man. Can
start most any time. Guarantee to
answer all inquiries received. So. Ga.
hear Valdosta or Quitman preferred.
Henry, Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 1.

Poultryman of long exp. and wife

ry or an interest in the business. Can
finance living. Can take full charge
and manage successfully any kind of
plant. H. C. Brantley, Atlanta, Ga.

| 817 Ponce de Leon Ave. Apt. 21.
aged white woman wants

Middle-
to live as one of family, look after the
poultry and help with gen. farm work,
for small wages. Write at once if in-
terested. Mrs. L. C. Vaughn, Point Pe-
ter,-Ga; Rte 2.

Want job on farm for the rest of the
year. Can do most any kind of farm
work. Will work for $26.50, board and
laundry per mo. Single, sober, etc.
shea L. Spearman, Pooler, Ga,

Oxask

Want job in milk dairy. Man and
wife only. Quick, able to work. Can
drive any kind of truck or car. 3 yrs.
exp. and will give good ref. in first
ee J. H. Dodd, Loganville, Ga. Rt.

Want job hauling lumber or logs,
Have 4 big trucks and 2 small ones, 6
mules, yoke of cows, tractor skidder,
and all. Can handle any kind of log
anywhere. T. T. Neal, Gibson, Ga. Rt.

Want job in orchard. Exp. working
in peaches. Best of ref. furnished. Wife
can help also. Party to help move me
and be paid later. Write. O. W. Hall,
Chickamauga, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want job in dairy. Several yrs. exp.
Can do any kind of dairy work. Can
furnish ref. J. B. Pelham, Edison, Ga.
Want job o ntruck farm or dairy.
Can milk, drive Ford truck, and do any
kind of farm work. Sober and honest.
19 yrs. old, single. Write what you
have and wages paid. W. H. Loyd,












Burpees finest cantaloupe, and Ga. | Rt. 1






Temple, Ga. Care W, M. Roberson,

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-and begin at once. We desire trans-_

-| Have a three year old girl. Want near

will give their services for small sala-_

|ton, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 2. .












Rt. 6, Box 34.

Want job as ginner for this fall. Can
keep up and run same. Write what
you have and will pay per day. J. O.
Maxwell, Aragon, Ga., Rt. 1. : TaN

Want job as dairyman. 4 yrs. exp.
in dairy work. 27 yrs. old. Sober, hon-
est and hard worker. Will accept job
on poultry farm. Write what you i
have to offer. G. H. Reynolds, War-
renton, Ga., RFD 2. ae

Man with family wants work on ae
farm. Exp. in all kinds of farming;
can handle tractor, trucks, and do sate
most any kind work, and also exp. in
handling labor. Prefer So. Ga., Ben
Hill or Irwin County. Must be moved. ae
Begin at once. H. E. Blankinship; ee
Talbotton, Ga., Rt. 3. porae

Want a job on farm, riding farm
overseer. 8 yrs. exp. Can operate any
kind of farm implements. All ref.
needed. No family. Have to be mov-.
ed. Common school education. Write,
or see me at Mimsville, Ga., on the
Elmodel Route 1, Can move at once if
desired. H. M. Halloway, Elmodel, Ga.
Rt. 1. Box 39; Nee

Want job as farm Supt. Will work
for right price and give the right kind
of service. Write what you can offer,
J. C. Brewton, Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 4,
Gordon Road. }

Want job as farm Supt. Will work
for right price. State what you can
offer. J. C. Brewton, Atlanta, Ga.,
Rt. 4, Gordon Road.

Young refined married couple, 24
yrs. old wants employment on farm;
both familiar with farm work, chick-
ens, rabbits hog raising and truck. Pre-
fer to take charge of farm for some |
aged couple or widow but will accept
farm work. Can drive any kind of car










portation advanced. Make offer in 1st.
letter. Ref. exch. Ruby Rudasill, At-
lanta, Ga. care Gen. Del.

Young widow wants work on farm
with reliable family or old couple.

church and conveniences to. go to
church and Sunday school. At once,
Go ahywhere, but prefer near Mariet-_
ta, Atlanta, or Cartersville. Write. Mrs.
Jones, Atlanta, Ga. care Park Hotel. ~
Want a good one horse crop on 50-
50 basis, or work on farm for wages,exp
in all kinds farm work, also a good
blacksmith and carpenter. Ref. fur-
nished. Have a family; 1 son 16 yrs.
old. Life time exp. on farm. Have been
located with Star Lumber Co. for past
two years, but all mills are closed.
Writel.what you_can offer at once. D.
H. Rainwater, Hampton, Ga. Re 4
Widow with 9 yr. old girl wants job
raising poultry and dairying. Write
what you have at once. Agnes Edwards _
Nahunta, Ga. P. O. Box 25. :
Want job hauling for truck farm.
Have light truck. Can begin at once.
Will work reasonable. Young man with _
good character and reliable: S. Hor-









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_ 85 year old single white man wants
job as overseer on good farm. Exp. in
gen farming. Good truck. driver, trac-
tor mechanic, also kept Commissary.
Tired of city. If you have a proposition
with a future to it write. I. M. Ernest,
Atlanta, Ga. 139 Luckie St. N. 'W.
Room 211, i
Looking for a job on farm by the day _
and board, or by the month. Ref. Exp. Wy
L. M. Malcolm, Atlanta, Ga. 571 Form- _
walt, St. : a
Married man with family wants job
on farm, or poultry, or dairy farm.
Prefer No. Ga. Can start at once. Ref
given. Robt. Hemphill, Dalton, Ga.
_, Want job on poultry farm. Ref. fur.
if wanted. Miss Effie Coxwell, Pem- _
broke, Ga. Rt. 2. Cane
Want reg, work on farm. Prefer tob.
work. Exp. 2 in family. Write, come to
see me. C. N, Scott, Pavo, Ga. care J. _
W. Croft. Goat
Single man wants employment on ue
farm for bal. of year. C. R Holoway,
Blakeley, Ga Box 289. os
Man and two grown, boys all raised
on farm want job to finish making and
to gather this years crop with right
party in 9 healthy locality. Ref. fur.
T. D..Castleberry,, Macon, Ga. 1907
Forsyth Road.

Farm Help Wanted 5 |

Want young man and wife without
children for Atlanta suburban country
home, Man to work in garden and gen.
chores and wife to assist with gen wk.
$10 per wk. and house furnished. Give |










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ref. Write. Mrs: Fred Creswell, Atlanta
}Ga. P. O. Box 1122. Sak Re IRON as eee

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_ Farm Help Wanted

- Want settled white woman to help
with light farm work. One who can
give her services for a home and small
salary in a motherless home. O. D.
Windham, Butler, Ga. Rt. 4.

-Want young man for dairy and farm
work. Must be exp. and of good char-
acter H. G. Gazaway, Decatur, Ga. Rt.

3, phone, De- 3002-R.

Want party with or 8 fresh hows
_to run dairy on my farm and work 2
horse crop in grain for cows to winter

on. Market for mik at farm each morn-

ing at 30 cts.. gal. net. Permanent
proposition to reliable party. 75 acres
pasture with plenty water and winter
and summer grazing. G. M. Williams,
Almon, Ga. Box 94.
Want settled white woman without
- children to live in farm home with
- gmall family, care for poultry, garden
and other light work. Good home and
reasonable salary. Come see, or write.

Mrs. Caloway Watson, Logansville, Ga.

Rt. 5.

Want a good hand to plow and hoe
and help kill the Boll Weevils. $12. per
mo. board and laundry. J. N. Parker,

- Conyers, Ga.
Want a middle aged woman without
children to live in home and assist with
poultry and garden and_ other light
work. Must be able, a willing worker.

Home and small salary. Write. H. J.

Whitfield, Alamo, Ga. P. O. Box 154.

- Want immediateiy an exp. able first
class farmer to take over and finish

2 horse crop already planted, or a good
plow boy to live with owner. A man
- with car would make expenses selling

fruit and garden truck. Robt. T. Allen
Riverdale, Ga.

- Want family 2 or 3 to live on veget-
able farm and work by the mo. Reas.
salary and groceries furnished. Light
work. Write before coming to see me.

T. M. Collins, Marietta, Ga. Rt. 6.

Want at once some good. man or boy
to help me farm. Will pay $20 mo.
board and laundry to the right kind
of fellow. J. D. Atkins. (No address).

Want girl or middle aged woman to

live in farm home as one of family
and assist with garden and poultry.
Prefer party raised on farm. Good
home for right party.J. E. Sellers,
_ Draketown, Ga. Rt. 1.

Car Lots





"BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Car Lots

1 car pod Velvet beans for feed pur-
- poses, $16.50 per ton, FOB cars. J. R.
Sumner, Alamo, Ga., Rt. A.

1 small car Velvet beans in pod. dry
about 80 per cent sound, $16 per ton,
FOB cars. J. R. Sumner, Alamo, Ga. Rt
2. .



_BALED OATS FOR SALE-Car Lots
_ 2 or 3 cars bright baled oats, well
- cured and baled with out rain on them

Superior to Timothy hay as a ' feed.

$25 FOB. Can ship promptly. M. {D.
Jones, Midville, Ga.

CORN FOR SALECar Lots
Car slipped shuck corn, 90c bu. FOB.
M. A. Smith; Glennville, Ga.

HAY FOR SALECar Lots
1 car lot No. 1 peanut hay, $11 per
ton FOB. B.C. Bynum, Shellman,
Ga.







CAR LOTSFor Sale
Mixed car of 4 tons peanut hay, pow-
er baled at $13.50 per ton; 250 bu.
corn in shuck, 90 cts. per bu. of 80 lbs.
Both prices FOB shellman, Z. P. Dean
Shellman, Ga.

SYRUP FOR SALE

. Strictly A-1 Ga. Cane Syrup in 6
gal cans, $4.50 prepaid in Ga. J. T.
Ponder, Whigham, Ga.

SYRUP WANTED
Want to exch. Spanish peanuts for
A-1 grade Ga. Sugar Cane syrup: 1
bu. peanuts for 1 gal. syrup. Exch. for
as many as 30 gals. Also will exch. for
home raised side meat. R. L. John-
- son, Midville, Ga. Rt. 2.

(oo Want 1 35 al- bbl.. of No. 1..Ga.
_ Ribbon Cane or Sugar Cane syrup,
thick and bright. Will exch. good
sound Orange Cane seed at 60 cts. per
gal. or 1 gal. seed for 1 gal syrup. R.
-D. Giles, Winston, Ga. Rt. 1.

_ VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Young tender yellow crook neck
_ squash and snap beans, now mee for
market $1.20 per hamper, FOB. Paul

Clark, Baxley, Ga. a



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MARKET

CORN ACREAGE IN U. S.
STATIONARY SINCE 1919.

Power Farming Releases Feed for Work
- Stock To Balance Other New
Uses of Grain

Corn acreage in the United States
has been practically stationary at ap-
proximately 100,000,000 acres during
the last ten years wheras in the forty
years preceding 1910 the area increased
from about 37,000,000 acres in 1869 to
98,383,000 acres in 1909. The records
appear in a statistical bulletin on corn
just issued. by the Bureau of Agricul-
tural Economics, United State Depart-
ment of Agriculture.

Bureau officials point out that the
industry has failed to expand in the
last ten years because increased do-
mestic consumption of corn and: corn
products, pork products, dairy pro-
dubts, and poultry products has been
neutralized approximately by the de-
crease in consumption of corn by work
stock resulting from the partial. re-
placement of horses and mules by ma-
chine power.

Decreased export of American corn
in recent years is explained by the
facts that each year the domestic mar-
ket absorbs increasing quantities, and
that many of the northern European
countries prefer the @#mall-grained but
hard flinty Argentine corn to the lar-
ger and softer grain from the United
States.

Exports of corn from the United
States were small until* about 1850
when various events in this country
and in Europe caused exports to in-
crease rapidly. Exports of corn in-
creased, except for a few years follow-
ing the Civil War, until 1900 when ex-
port of 213,000,000 bushels set the high
record. Since 1900 exports of corn
have declined.

Modern inventions and chemical
analysis, says the bureau, have ex-
panded greatly the uses of corn and
have added to. the value of the corn
crop. Several of these products have
become important factors in foreign
trade. Exports of glucose and grape
sugar, used to mix with sirups and in
the production of such products as
jams, jellies, and candy, have increased
from a little more than 13,000,000 Ibs.
in 1881 to nearly 149,000,000 pounds in
1927. ;

- Cornstarch, another \corn product,
used in laundry work, in dressing and
finishing textiles in the manufacture of
baking powder, and in toilet powders,
is important in export trade. Exports

of oil corn and corn-oil cake were large }:

prior to the World War, but since then
have shown g downward trend.

The bureau in its recent Outlook
Report? declared that with normal
Planting conditions, an increase in
corn acreage in 1930 of early 2 per cent
may be expected. Should an average
yielded per acre be obtained, corn pro-
duction would be about 5 per cent lar-
ger than in 1929. With the possibility
of lower feeding requirements and
with no material improvement in com-
mercial or European demand for Am-
erican corn, prices for the 1930 corn
crop are likely to be lower than for
either the 1928 or 1929 crops. With an
increase in cattle numbers definitely
under way, the long-time outlook is
for corn prices to be somewhat more

\favorable relative to livestock prices

than during recent years.



FEDERAL LABORATORY TO STUDY
iE COTTON GINNING IS
AUTHORIZED

Establishment of an experimental
cotton ginning laboratory by the De-



partment of Agriculture has been au-

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the ginning processes.

BULGE SCN
thorized by Congress in the enactment
of H. R. 10173, which received executive
approval on April 21, according to an
announcement issued to-day by the
United States Department of Agricul-
ture. Under the terms of the bill the
Secretary of Agriculture is authorized
to investigate the ginning of cotton, to
establish and maintain ginning plants
and laboratories and to make such
tests, demonstrations and experiments
and such technical and scientific stud-
ies in relation to cotton ginning as he
Shall deem. necessary.

Need for improvement in the ginning
of the cottdfi* crop has been urged by
every branch of the cotton industry.
In the past, it was said at the de-
partment, efforts to improve the qual-
ity of ginning have been handicapped
by lack of scientific information and
by the number and complexity of the
factors both in the seed cotton and in
It was pointed
out that moisture and foreign matter.
in seed cotton, fiber length and charac-
ter, and the tenacity with which fibers
in different cottons cling to the seed
coat, are important, although the ef-
fect. which, in any given combination
of conditions, each has upon the spin-
ning quality of cotton is as yet un-
known. In saw-type gins the matter
of saw speeds has been a subject of
much discussion and frequently has
been confused with increased output or
capacity. The exact influence of saw
Speeds upon the quality of ginned cot-
ton is, however, still obscure, prelimi-
nary studies in the department having
disclosed that cotton may be ginned
ither well or badly at relatively high
or relatively low speeds. ; :

A scientific approach to the prob-
lems of ginning has been impeded, the
department says, both by lack of
methods of measuring the effect upon
the ginned fiber of variations in seed

and by lack of facilities for varying
sufficintly and controlling the condi-
tions of ginning. Recent developments
in fiber analysis have in large part re-
moved the first of these obstacles. The
establishment of a ginning laboratory
especially designed and equipped for
experimental work, is expected to re-
move the latter. It is hoped that the
investigations contemplated in the new
legislation may lay a foundation for
better gin management and technique
and may contribute substantially to
improvement of the quality of Ameri-
can grown cotton:



INSECT MERGER FOILED
BY ALERT ENTOMOLOGISTS

Many are the problems faced by

on insect pests. After entomologists
had discovered that calcium arsenate
was an effective poison for the cotton-
boll weevil they were astonished to find
that the control.of this pest apparent-
ly brought on infestations by another
though less important pests, the cot-
ton aphid, sometimes called the cotton
louse.

To determine the facts of the case,
the United States Department of Agri-
culture has been conducting extensive
experiments in Louisiana. These ex-
periments show that dusting cotton
repeatedly with calcium arsenate for
boll-weevil control actually does bring
about an increase in the number of
aphids in some cases. There are two
reasons for this result.

In the first place, it was found that
the calcium-arsenate dust kills some of
the natural enemies of aphids under
certain conditions. In this connection
it is encouraging to know that lady
beetles are not affected by the dust.
Another explanation of the problem



lies in the attraction of any white

cotton and in the ginning processes, |

scientists who undertake to wage war



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powder for the aphids. Tests showed
that aphids were attracted to cotton
plants dusted with white powders, such
as calcium arsenate, cornstarch, and
flour. ee oe
This does not mean, however, that
cotton growers are going to discontinue
the use of calcium arsenate and give
boll weevils a free hand. Instead, the
Department of Agriculture is recom-
mending the use of nicotine sulphate in.
connection with the calcium-arsenate
dusting in case the aphids become
abundant. The nicotine sulphate con
trols the aphids, while the calcium
arsenate tcontrols the boll weevils.


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CHICK MORTALITY CAN BE KEPT
BELOW 10 PER CENT



With new methods in poultry pdo-
duction there is no reason why chick -
mortality should not be kept below 10.

per cent, says Dr. M. A. Jull, poultry
specialist of the United States Depart-

ment of Agriculture. In certain sec-_
tions it has been common to regard a
15 to 20 per cent chick mortality a
nothing unusual, he says. ~ :

Doctor Jull bases his statements on
results of experimental work counduc- *
ed by the department and on results:
of poultry growers in several States
here definite campaigns for reducing
chick mortality have been conducted
For the past three years th mortality
for chicks up to 4 weeks. of age at the -
departments animal husbandry ex-
periment farm at Beltsville, Md., has
been below 4 per cent. Ao

Keeping chick mortality below 10
per cent is largely a matter of sanita-
tion, according to Dr. Jull. The first
thing necessary is to get eggs or chicks
from breeding stock that has been
tested for bacillary white diarrhea. In
the second place, be sure that the in- |
cubation of the eggs has been carried
out under the most sanitary conditions
possible. Then the brooder house
should be carefully disinfected and the
litter replaced two or three times a
week. Clean feed, fed in clean troughs
is another factor in reducing chick
mortality. eo

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PAPER MULCH PROMISING FOR
GROWING OF TOBACCO

A favorable response of tobacco to-
paper mulch was indicated in trials
throughout the Eastern States, says
Dr. L. H. Flint, of the United States
Department of Agriculture, comment-
ing on last years experimental results
from the use of paper mulch. This re-
sponse, he says, has indicated more
rapid development, increased yields,
and superior quality of the mulch-
grown product. ; 5 ee AoW

In a number of trials with tobacco
the application of fertilizer was re-
duced sufficiently to defray the entire
cost of the paper without reducing +he |
yield. Although such results are sug-
gestive they may be of very limited
significance. -The trials were largely
confined to open culture tobacco, and
nothing is known regarding the in-
fluence of paper on shade-grown {o-
bacco.

In most cases soil has been used for
holding the paper. Laying the paper _
by machinery in connection with
planting has received attention, and ~
appears essential to the general use-
fulness of paper in tobacco culture. |
As a whole the adaption of paper mulch
+o the production of this crop seems
to offer sufficient promise to warrant
the serious attention which is being
given it by growers. ee .

Further work will be required, how- _
ever, Dr. Flint says, to determine the ~

practicability of the mulch for tobac-
co, and the problem is still in the ex- _
perimental stage. ee =