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STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1930.











grade of tobacco, cured at the same time and place.

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THE MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF AGRICULTURE OF THE

COTTON GROWING STATES

Yesterday, August 11th, we had eight States represented at a
meeting that was held at the Ansley Hotel, as follows:

Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Texas, Virginia. i

The morning session was devoted to the tobacco situation. Com-
missioner Newton Bright of Kentucky, had had considerable exper-
ience with the night riders, day riders and cooperatives of Kentucky
for the past 20 years. Commissioner Graham of North Carolina

has had considerable experience with growing and marketing tobacco

for the past 25 or 80 years. Mr. A. C. Summers, of the Department
of Agriculture of South Carolina was also present and gave his ex-
perience with tobacco marketing in South Carolina. Congressman
Lankford of Georgia was present and outlined a bill that should be
quite helpful, in regard to the curtailment of acreage planted. Rep-
resentatives of the Banking Associations of different States were
also present and gave helpful suggestions.

I was surprised when the information was given that every time
a farmer receives 28 cents for the raw tobacco the Federal Govern-
ment receives 43 cents in tax as internal revenue. This internal

_ revenue tax that is paid to the Federal Government was put on dur-
ing the war.

It taxes chewing tobacco, cigarettes, cigars and snuff.
This tax is as high as six cents per package on cigarettes.
Commissioner Graham of North Carolina said, and had the data

to prove it, that his State during the tobacco marketing season paid >
to the, Federal Government a million dollars a day as a tobacco tax.

It was also shown that there are only four tobacco manufactur-

_ ers in the United States that amount to anything on the market as

they buy 90 per cent of the tobacco bought in the United States.
This excessive Federal tax not only hag the effect of making
the manufacturer buy his raw product as cheaply as possible but
also scares off competition. Any company is loath to go into a to-
bacco manufacturing business when there is such an enormous Fed-
eral tax to be paid.
war time measures that is left hanging over us. At our meeting we
unanimously passed a resolution calling on Congress to abolish this
tax entirely or to cut it to a reasonable amount at least. If this was
assured the manufacturer, he of course, would be encouraged to pay

more for the raw product. ~_ Sa

Another thing that we took up at length was the grading of to-
bacco. I have telegrams and letters that proye to me conclusively
that there is a variance of 10 to 15 cents a pound paid for the same
Should we
have grading at all our tobacco barns and publication of the prices

This Federal tax on tobacco is one of*the few |

per grade this variance would be eliminated and the chances for the

buyers to combine would also be lessened. I am reasonably sure
this will be done in all of the tobaceo growing States by the begin-
ning of next season.

Another suggestion that was made, which is good, is for the
growers to keep the extremely low grades of tobacco off of the
market. These low grades do not bring more than two or three
cents a pound on the market and it is these low grades that thie
manufacturers are mopping up on. Tobacco conta
cent potash and is worth more than two or three
fertilizer. You could do more toward breaking up a
buyers by keeping these low grades bacco off a
than in any other way. If the buyers do not see alm
bacco on the floor they will reach out after the bette:

Cotton was the next subject discussed.

The concensus of opinion was hat the Federal estimate of 14,-
362,000 bales is rather high considering the extreme drought that
We are having in certain sections of the cotton States. The general

- opinion of all of those present was that it would require extremely

favorable seasons from now on for the crop to average around
14,000,000 bales.

- Reports came from North Carolina that the mills were buying
cotton in that section as fast as they could. Reports were also read
showing that there was a very small stock of cotton goods on hand.
Look in the stores now and you will see depleted stocks where you

once saw shelves overflowing. 4

The advice of the Southern Commissioners of Agriculture to
the farmers is to hold your cotton, where you can.
pitiful part of the farming conditions of the South is that some of
the farmers are so heavily in debt that they have to sell their cotton .
as soon as they get it out. Some farmers are not in this condition.
They can aid the price of cotton by. holding their crop. It is a safe
investment always. to hold anything that is selling below the cost of
production. Cotton is going to move from the present price or there
can not be another full crop made. o She

Another thing that the Commissioners of Agriculture took a
unanimous stand on was for a high tariff on jute,-the most serious
competitor that cotton has. Right here in the United States jute
and burlap take the place of three million bales of cotton. We again

petitioned Congress to put a tariff rate on jute, high enough to On

amount to an embargo, at their next session. This policy is follow-
ed by manufacturing companies and why not by the farmers?
(Continued on page eight)

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MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Aug. 12, 1930. Always Subject to Variation

pe Atlanta Augusta
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 Ibs.$2.50 $2.50 ae
Cabbage, green, crated, 100 Ibs. .... 3.50 $3.00.
fices. Ga: Extra, Oz, Sa a 30 32 = BO 30

a

Macon
$2.35

Eggs, Ga:, Standard, doz. ....... - 30 28 28

: ae 25 23 23
Eggs, Yard Run, doz. ..... Sie ee 30 28 28
Stags, Ib. j 18 20 ~ 20
Hens, Ib. : 18 23 .22
12% 15 12

Ducks, Ib. : 7 : 20

PE Gpese AD 2 ey ee he wee 15 ss 12
~ Turkeys, Ib. : 5 25 oo

Capons, Ib. oe 25
Field Peas, mixed bu. .............. 2.50 3.00 3.00
Field Peas, not mixed, bu 3 3.25 3.30 3.50
Country Butter, Best Table, Ib. .35 Wee Se 40 .30
Country Butter, Cooking, Ib .20 : .20 oe 30 25,
Corn Meal. 96 bs: 2.4. 2.30 2.35 SAD ee ee ee

Hogs Sold During Week Beginning Aug. 4, at Cooperative Sales, Brought 9.75 per Cwt. Basis No. 1 at Thomasville, Ga., and 9.

No. 1 at Cordele, Ga.



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INDEX |

Poultry for Sale Sees
Poultry Wanted

Live Stock for Sale-.........
Live Stock Wanted

Ga. Products for Sale.
Ga. Products Wanted --
15 16 Miscellaneous for Sale
"16 "18 | Miscellaneous Wanteg
12 10 | Plants for Sale ,
"95 "93 Peed fOr Sale... ssa
: ce Seed Wanteg --

Farm Help Wanted
Positions Wanted
Farms for Rent

Want to Rent Rarms
Car Lots :

Valdosta
$3.25 $3.00 - \
3.50 3.00
.o2 t= 30
.30 sok
25 26
30 ah ook

2.75

3.25 epee
408 35
29 .30















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2.30. 2.25 3 eee
83 Per Cwt. Basis













i Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS

Finest, pure bred Sheppard strain
rom. healthy tested stock, 5 point
b Ancona cockerels, carefully
cted, for breeding, 4 mos old $2 ea.

P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.
Nice Ancona cockerels, husky youngs-
ters, May hatch, 60c each. Exch. for
oe: Charles Brown, Stone Mtn.

April toh Ancona. cockerels from
ndstrom Hatchery, Clinton, Mo. $1
h, or exch. for March or April
atch hens. Must be pure bred. W. L.
Stonecypher, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.
os rooster and several hens Sheppard
ain Anconas, for sale or exch. M. C,
owland, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 28 B.
phone, Ma-9262
5 14-wks. old pure bred Ancona cock-
oe from Eldorado, IL, e 50 each. J.
W. Hell Adrian, Ga. P. . Box 116.:

BARRED rite hay og
4 pullets and 1 rooster, B. P. Rocks,
5 mos. old, $4.75; 10 B. R. pullets and
1 rooster, about 5 mos. old, $10.50; B.
it; cockerels, 5 mos. old, 75c each. All
a bred stock. B. L. Lynn, Coffee,
a
12 B. R. pullets 8 and 9 wks. old, pure
red, also 4 same age roosters, 50c
each. Cash. Exch. for table peas, 1930
crop at market price. E. C. Melton,
smyrna, Ga. Rt. 2.
6 mos. old B. R. cockerels, $1.75 each,
r 4 for $5. Parks strain .Cream A.
grade. Reg. oe No: sng Mrs.
~ ; ' be + oF a.
-B. R: pullets, and 1
ere: i for the 5. Mrs.

pure bred B. ] : Rock as and
1 cockerel, $5.50. Mrs. . Bryant,
Coffee, Ga. aN
Pure bred 18 mos. old 3 . cocker-
el for sale or exch. for Brahma or S.
L. Wyandotte cockerel. Mrs. Leona
Westberry, Jesup, Ga. 257 Elm St.
- $3 pure bred Barreq Rock, Thompson
strain February, hatch roosters, $2.59
each; 3 same breed, March hatch, $1.50
each; 10 pullets and 1. rooster, April
: hatch, $1 each. Money back if not
satisfied. Mrs. W. A. Hand, Brook-
field, Ga.
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. April
hatch cockerels, 75c each, or exch. for
_ pullets of sate. strain, or for dried or
eating apples, or for pigs. Mrs, Fannie
_ Fitzgerald, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.
_A few Holterman Aristocrat, dark B.
R. April hatch cockerels, $2 each; also
3 Parks strain B. R. cockerels, from





eggs direct from Paks Cream Grade

stock, April hatch, $2.50 ea. A. P.
Chapman, Autryville, Ga.

A few February hatch, select B.\R.
-cockerels, good shape and color, $2,
also a few April cockerels, from Harris
Contest stock, Pelham, Ga. $1 each, or
trade for any big breed hens to set, at
-30c lb. J. N: Lewis, Statesboro, Ga.
Care Holland Drug Co.

10 pure bred B. R. pullets, March
and April hatch, Thompson strain, $1
each, or $9 for lot. Mrs. L. M. Ader-
hold, Lavonia, Ga.

Barred Rock pullets and cockerels, 6
mos. old, Thompson Ringlet strain, $1
poe Wallace Wilson, Martin, Ga.

R
pee es Fe. pullets, late January hatch,
started laying in 4 mos. for sale, or will
exch, for S.C. Wu) or. S.C." BR. FT.

Reds of good strain. J. W. Walker,
Augusta, Ga. Box 533.
eh Thompson strain, pure bred, 18

mos. old. B. R. hens and 1 non-related

rooster, $14. for lot./Mrs. J. B. Brown,

Eastman, Ga.

10 pure breq Barred Rock 1929 hatch
hens, $1.50:each ,also 2 same age
cocks, but no akin to flock, $2 each,

a Soe for the lot. Mrs. J. W. Altman,
Alma, Ga. \

30 milk fed B. R. friers, wt. from
1 1-2 to 2 1-2 lbs. each. $25. for lot.
Money order. Mrs. J. M. Zellner, For-
oh h,:Ga. RFD 2.

wks. olg B. R. roosters, also blood
testes R. I. White pullets, straight
from Mo. Hatcheries. Also a few cock-

erels, not related, 80c each. Mrs. W. 8S.

_ Hadden, Shellman, Ga.
- 10 pure bred B. R. pullets, $1 ea. Mrs.
HH. I, Moore, White Plains, Ga,

BANTAMS
1 yr. old pure bred Buff Cochin
pene hen, $1. B. L. Lynn; Coffee,



Ss. and 2 roosters, 50c. each, $6}

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MARKET BULLETIN

Golden Sebrights, hens and cocks
$1.50 each. Mrs. H. W. Law, Eastman,
Ga. Rt. 3.

1 rooster and 3 hens, pure bred Buff
Cochin bantams, 1 1-2 yrs. old, $5 FOB
Will exch. Miss Christine Jones, Gills-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2.

A few bantams, roosters already
crowing, and a few pullets, for sale.
Write for further information. Mrs. J.
J. Sapp, Arco, Ga. Box 53.

Bantams: 2 each, White and Black,
g00q layers, 75c each, or all four for
$2.75. J. L. Burrell, Clayton, Ga.

Buff Cochins, hens and baby chicks,
for sale or exch. M. C. Rowland, At-
lanta, Ga. Rt. 3 Box 28 B. Phone
Ma-~9262.

BABY CHICKS FOR SALE

200 or more Everlay strain B. L. 3
wks. old chicks, well started, $25 a 100;
300 or 400 University of Ga. strain
Tancred W. L. 3 ub Olq chicks, $30 a
100. No checks. N, A. Wood, South At-
lanta, Ga. -

Reds, Barred and Buff Rocks and
Orpingtons, $9 a 100; heavy mixed,



$8.50. Lots. less than 100, add 1c per]

chick. Prepaig live del. R. H. Fechtel,
Waycross, Ga.



BUFF, WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS

50 purebred Buff Rock 2 mos. old
chicks, 50c each... Mrs, W. D. Bryant,
Coffee, Ga.

Partridge Rock March hatch cotk-
erels, $1 each, or exch. for dried or eat-
ing apples, or for pigs. Mrs. Fannie
Fitzgerald, Rochelle, Ga. Rt. 1.

EGGS FOR SALE
Fresh duck eggs for hatching. Pure
Fawn and White Indian Runners, $1
pe a4 del. W. E. Wylan, Cleveland,



: Donaldson Red eggs, from best pen

of splendigq layers, $1.25 per 15, $2.25

for 30. Exch. for figs, or pears. Mrs. H.
G. Brown, Stone Mtn Ga. Rt. 1

White Australian guinea eggs, he ey
per 15 del. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, G

stock, ang Donaldson R. I. Red eggs,
well selected. Summer prices on all. $1
per 15. Blood tested for B. W. D. Cash
with order. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Syl-
vester, Ga. Rt. 3. .
Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. also

Ferris S C. W. L eggs, 85c per 15, $1.50 |

for 30. del. Cartons ret. Mrs. J.
Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2

Would like to contract with party
who will need hatching eggs the com-
ing season. Mrs. Mae Slaughter, Pow-
ersville, Ga.

Genuine Buff Cochin bantam eggs;
$1.50 per 15; Giant Black Minorca eggs,
$2.25 per 15, OO. H. Wright, Atlanta,
Ga., 412 Peters Bldg.

i GAMES

Sid Taylor cocks, crossed with
White Hackel, 1-2 each; 1 Sid Tay-
lor crossed with Wild Cat Blues, and
1 pure bred Sid Taylor, 16 mos. old,
$2.50 each, or exch. for Wild Cat
Blues or Roundhead, or Red Quill
hens or pullets. J. P. Thompson,
Plains, Ga. ~
Full. blood pit game roosters, crosses

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of the best breeds; some well marked |

War Horse Blues ad Shawlnecks from
winners, at 5c above market price. 2
to 4 Ibs. trimmed and untrimmed. E.
B. Rainwater, Wrens, Ga.

Cornish Indian game April hatch
cockerels and pullets, Berry strain, $1

jeach, B. C. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt.

3.

2 Indian Game hens and 1 rooster,
$2.50 ea, $5 trio. J P Pullin, McDon-
ough, Ga

10 dark Cornish Indian game pullets,
March and April hatch, $1.60 each, or
$4 for the lot. Mrs. Estille Norris,
Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 3.

9 dark Cornish game pullets and 1
rooster, 4 mos. old, $12 for the lot.
Miss Florence Shurling, Oconee, Ga.

Pure bred dark Cornish games: 12
March and April hatch pullets and 2
fine no-akin to pullets cockerels, $20
for lot; 10 pullets and 1 cockerel, $18;
3 hens, now laying and 1 cock, 18 mos.
old, $10 for the 4. Mrs. E. M. Griffin,
Sparks, Ga.

Pure bred dark Cornish game hens,
$2 each; February and March hatch
pullets, $1.50 each; roosters, $1.50 each.
Have about 35 hens and 25 or 30 pul-
lets and 2 last year, February and
March hatch, roosters. Mrs. S. R.
Fitzsimmons, "Tifton, Ga. Rt. 7. Box 35.

4 pure bred March hatch R. C. dark

game .
h

{ lets, 50c each; 2 Buff L. 2 mos.

'Healthy and well dev: $1.25

cockerels
, oo



van, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 5.

3 pure bred game pullets and 3,roost-
ers, April hatch, $5 for lot, or $1 each.
FOB. Mrs. S. G. Rogers; Claxton, Ga.
Rt. 2. ,

Fine bunch of Allen Reundheads.
April hatch roosters, now ready to
crow. Extra eee = ea. G. K. Durham,
Resaca, Ga. Rt.

HAMBURGS =

4 pullets and 1 cockerel, 3 mos. old.
R. C. Silver Spangled Hamburgs,
Berry strain, $3.75 for lot, also 4 mos.
old cockerels (ordered this year from
Berrys Farm), $1 each. J. H. White,
Dalton, Ga. Rt. 4,

15 Silver Hamburg pullets, now lay-



ing, 2 cockerels, and 1 cock, $15 for the

lot. C. N. Bradshaw, Augusta, Ga. 354
West End Ave,

LEGHORNS ~

25 S. C. W. L. 14 mos. old hens, full
stock. Tancred strain, all laying, $20.
First P. O. money order gets them.
Mrs. Nell Fossett, Baxley, Ga.

A few May hatch pullets, 50, 65 and
75c each; 1 cockerel, $1. Flock built
up for. heavy laying for past 4 yIs.
Mrs. L: Slaighten, Powersville, Ga.

Pure bred S. C. Buff L. 4 or 5 mos.
old cockerels, 75c each, or exch. for
pullets. B. L. Lynn, Coffee, Ga.

4 pure bred Brown Leghorn 6 wks.
old cockerels, 50c ea. or exch. for 1930
crop table peas at market La E. C.
Melton, Smyrna, Ga. Rt.

50 Tancred W. L. ready he lay pul-
lets, $1 each, also 3 turkey hens, $9, or
the pullets ang the 3 turkey hens for



1$56 money order. W. Rowland, Carnes-

ville, Ga.

100 Tancred W. L. 14 wks. old cock-
erels, free from disease, in lots of 10,
60c each, FOB. Also 10 Tancred 14

wks. olg pullets, fre from disease, a

ea. FOB. Money order. Mrs. F.
Roberts, Tucker, Ga. Box 57.

300 March hatch Tancred pullets,
now laying, $1.25 each, FOB; also 500

a. hatch, $
Wiens peor Michi: obas prize last March and first of April hatch, $1

each. All.S. C. W. Leghorns. Z. T.

Adams, Temple, Ga.

Pure bred White Leghorns, Tancred |

strain, 3 1-2 to 5 1-2 mos. old: pullets,
90c and $1 each; cockerels, 3 1-2 to 5}
1-2 mos. old, 85 ang 95c. each. - Have
20 of ea. All free from lice and mites,
M. F. Miller, Lakeland, Ga.

1 well dev. pure Tancred cockerel,
April hatch, $1.25, or exch. for'1 pure.

dark Red (to skin) cockerel of Donald-.

son strain. ak Ethel Jones, Gills-
ville, Ga. Ft. 2

4 mos. old WwW. L. pullets, $1 each,
Nae J. O. a Barnesville, Ga. RFD

Ss. C. W. L. cockerels, Barron and
English strain direct, from Roselawn
Farms, $1 @echi Same strain from
Brownstown Po Farms, 75c eaach.
Higher price latew. Both are high pro-
ducing stains. Misay M. Owen, Fen-
der, Ga.

Pure bred S. C..W<L. cockerels. Ped.
AAA quality. Tancred strain, $1.50
each, 3 for $3.75; also Owen _ strain
Reds, same price. E. Maynard, New-
ton, Ga.

50 pure bred SC WL March and |

April hatch pullets, Wycoff strain, $1
each. Bob Sosby, Carnesville, Ga.

50 Tancred S. . W. L. 12 wks. old
cockerels, Imperial grade from 290-300
egg strain, selected for breeding pur-
poses, for sale. Mrs. W. R. Wade,
Dixie, Ga. :

9 mos. old W. L. rooster $2.;.1 Buff
L. 4 mos. old (ready for service) roost-
er, $1.25; 2 Buff L. 2 1-2 mos. old pul-
old
roosters, pure bred, 50c each. Miss
Mary Turner, Bowdon, Ga. Star Route.

65 February hatch Ferris strain W
L. pullets, just beginning to lay, also a
few March hatch, Tancred strain pul-
lets, 85c to $1 each. C. Hitt, Fair
Mount, Ga. Rt. 1._

50 W. L. 10 wks. olg pullets, 75c ea.
G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga.

Choice\ Tancred strain S. C. W. L.
now laying pullets, $1.50 each, in lots
of 100 or more. Chas. T. McMillan,
Gainesville, Ga. RFD 3.

550 extra quality Tancred strain W.
L. pullets, some have started to lay. F.
M. Faulkner, Cornelia, Ga.

50 Ferris strain S. C. W. Leghorns.
each.
ue Beers, Newnan, Ga. Robinsoon
Ss

20 W. L. roosters, av. 1 to 1 1-2 lbs.

| 300 ve Mrs. E. 0. . Bagley, a Ga.



Thursday, August 14, 1930.

Cares from Ferris Ss. Cc. W. T
direct stock, havy laying strain: Mar.
hatch, $2.25 each April hatch, $1.50
each. 1 yr. old, $2 each. Mrs. d BS
Steadam, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2.

50 young Brown L. hens, $1 each,
FOB. Money order with order, W. M.
Thornton, Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2. 2

Tom Cochrans Big Egg March
hatch S. C. W. L. cockerels, $3 each,
2 for $5. Also booking orders for set-
ting eggs and day old chicks, same
breed, del. in 1931. O. L. McClellan, |
LaGrange, Ga. Rt. 3.

A few pullets, S. C. W. L. wonderfu
laying birds, well built up flock witk
unrelateq cockerels each year. 50, 65
and 75c each. Mrs. Mae oe
Powersville, Ga. |

4 April hatch Tancred Ww. Tee co
erels from heavy laying strain, $1 each.
$3 for all. Exch for corn, or for Ta:
cred W. L. eggs for setting. Mrs. I.
Gibson, Waynesville, Ga. Box 3. _

Now have ready for immediate ship
ment a number of February and Marcel
hatch, ready to lay, individual ped
Tancred ' Leghorn pullets, to Poultry
men who appreciate honest effort i
line-bred, individually ped. high pro-
duction birds, of quality similar to
our Ga. contest Winners, 200-329 egg
bred, $1.25 ang $1.50 each, FOB. N. Oy
Willoughby, Blackshear, Ga.

72 trapnested Leghorn Dullets, $1
each. April hatch. Party to furnisl
crates. Mrs. .C. E. Freeland, Linco.
ton, Ga., Rt. 2. Box 65. a

Eng. W. L. roosters, special matings,
April 15th hatch, from Criders Farm.
$1.25 each, also 2 dark Brown L, 2 =
old roosters, $1.50 each. Mrs. A,
Anthony, Midland, Ga. :

50S. C. W. L. May 13th hatch. To
Barron strain, 269-309 ebb ancestry
$1.10 each. Lewis Beers, Newnan, Ga.
15 Robinson St.

50 pure Tancred W. L. pullets, 1
of April hatch, 70e each, or lot eu
$32.50. Herman Skelton, Royston, G



MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS

50 S. C. Black Minorca, pure Pape
strain hens, $65 cash for lot. No exe
.E Maynard, Newton, Ga.

2 Black Minorca hens and 7 roost.
er, $2.50 each, or $5 for, the $3; also
Brown Ly, hens, $2.50 each, $4 for both
All hens are laying. J, P. Pullin, Me-
Donough, Ga. :

Pure Pape strain Black Minor
cockerels, $1 ea. Wallace Wilson, Ma -
tin, Ga. Rt. 2. seg

30 Buff Minorcas, av. 1 1-2 Ibs. 30c
Gi FOB: Mrs. Annie Tanner, Wrens

a.



_ ORPINGTONS

35 S. C. Buff Orp. March hatch pul-
lets; 1 even color rooster; 35 pulle
mos. old, All $1 each. Lauren Noble
Trenton, Ga. :

Pure bred English Strain S. C. Buff
Orp. from prize stock: 10 large pul.
lets, $12; March hatch pullets $1 ea
April hatch pullets and cockerels, 90
each. All FOB here. Have as many as
35 or 40 head. Mrs. C. W. Griffin
Screven, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 Buff Crp. March hatch roost
$1.50 each with money order. Mis:
ie Chapman, Graymont, Ga. RFD

MS pure Buff Orp. February cookers
ake dba cores Mrs. J. H. Harper, Blake:
Jy; a. al



PIGEONS FOR SALE

20 common pigeons, strong. and
-healthy mostly mated ang worki
$2.50 FOB. A. J. Willoughby, Waco.
Ga: Rt. 1 :

Tipplers and Tumblers, excellent
formers, mated prs. $2; also. some go
racing Homers. Youngsters $1.50. H.
Ozburn, Statesboro, Ga. PO Box 22.

10 pr. Homers, now working, $1 pr
or will swap for rabbits or chicke1
C. W. Waughtel, Homeland, Ga.

Lot of 12, Homers. Sell or exch. for
W. L. pullets, Make offer. D. B.
/Gates, Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 2. a

30 pr. Racing Homers, $1.50 pr. oO
lot for $30 FOB All birds banded and
working Forced to sell Write W
Stringer, Decatur, Ga 139. Columb
Drive. Phone, De-4433-J. :

Pure White Kings, mated, panied
and working, $2.50 pr. Tom Richard-
son, Palmetto, Ga. 4

First class White King youngs esters,
from A 1 breeders, 2 mos. old, 50c
each; 5 mos old (about old enough to
mate), 75 each 10 of



August 14, 1930,
_ Poultry For Sale

PIGEONS: FOR SALE

Racing Homers, well mated, banded

d working, $3 pr. young birds, 8 to 10

s. old, $I ea;~6 mated prs. White
Kings, banded and working, $2.50 pr.

pr. pone about olq enough to mate,
31 each. . H. Overby, Columbus, Ga.
2 11th St.

rsday,





R. I. REDS

autiful R. I. Red and Buff Orping-
ons, 6 mos. old, and very healthy; |
erels, 2.50 each now laying pullets,
2 each. J. P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.
Dark R. I. Req now laying and fat
, very fine, $1.25 each. _#. W. Cor-

Lakeland, Ga.
R. I. Red January hatch pullets,
50 each, not prepaid. Cash with or-
ia Mrs. R. AR. Vice, Sumner, Ga.
Rt. 2.

35 ea. and 8 April hatch dark red
ullets and 1 April hatch cockerel, $1.25
cok or $16.50 fof lot. Mrs. L. D.
Kimbrel, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3.
Donaldson strain red hens ang 1
rooster, direct from Mrs. Donaldsons
tar pen, $2.50 each. Mrs. Adair P.
apman, Autryville, Ga.
0 choice pure bred Donaldson cock-
1s, $1.25 each, or exch. for pullets
f same kind, ang age. March hatch.
Mrs. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga.
20 R. I. Red, Donaldson strain hens,
ood layers, no culls, $1.50 each. Mrs.
. O. King Lavonia, Ga.
R. I. Red friers, for sale or exch.
or Peq Chinchillas, or N. Z. Red bred
oes. R. H. Crawford, Tiger, Ga. -
Donaldson dark Red hens, $2 each.
Fine for breeders. Exch. a few for
hoats. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone Mtn.
Ga. Rt. 1
28.C. Rp: I. Red, Ky. Hatchery cock-
Is, March hatch, $1.25 each; 1
Tompkins strain Red rooster, April
29 hatch, $1.50. S. C. Jones, Jeffer-
onville, Ga. RFD 4.
Donaldson strain Reds: 25 March
tch pullets, 75 each; also cocks,
ame strain, $1 each. Mrs. O. L. Smith,
beville, Ga.
Large Donaldson S. C. R. I. Red 5
point comb, large 1 yr. old cock, $2; .6
- pure bred cocks, direct from Mrs. Don-
Idson Star pen, $2 each; also some
ice pullets, wt. 3 lbs. $1 ea. All FOB.
Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Ga. Rt. 4.
Pure Owen strain R. I. Red pullets,
dark.red, from well culled fiock 10 pul-
lets and 1 fine cockerel, $10. Ina May-
|, Newton, Ga. ~
50 R. I. Red friers, 1 3-4 to 2 Ibs.
Make best price. Will not take less
han 25 lb. Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Gra-
m, Gs. Rt.1:
veral extra. fine Donaldson Apel
h S.C. R. I. Red cockerels from
blood tested stock, wt about 3 Ibs. $1
Ri oe. J. F. Trawick, Tennille, Ga.

2 Donaldson strain R. I. Req cock-
els, May hatch, $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. D.
McCrary, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 11.
young R. I. Red hens and 3 roost- |.
ers, to close out at $1.25 each. Donald-
son strain. R. J. Paris, Dallas, Ga.
Owens strain 1 yr. old "roosters,
0 each, or lot for $60; 30 March
hatch cockerels, $1.50 each, or $40 for
lot. Roosters are bloodtested and cock- |
erels from blood tested stock, and are
va nated for sore-head. Cash with
rder. KE. L. Cooper, Crawford, Ga.
20 Owen strain hens, 1 to 2 yrs. old,
each. Special mated roosters, 18
mos. old, $1.50 each, or $20 for lot; pul-
ets, 1 to 2 Ibs. 65 each. Roosters,
from special mated stock, 6 mos. old,
wt. from 4 1-2 to 5 Ibs. $1.25 each.
Mrs. J. W. Brown, Helena, Ga.
High grade, dark, Donaldson strain
pullets from carefully mated pens,
well dev. carefully culled and reared

C. Baston, Milledgeville, Ga.

Thoroughbred R. I. Red cockerels,
darK red, pure strain, April hatch, $1
each. Cash or money order. D. E.

roup, Osierfield, Ga. Rt. 1. :

i pure bred BR. T: Req pullets, Mar.
5th hatch, $1.50 each, or $20 for lot.
Mrs. J, W. Altman, Alma, Ga.

. I. Red hens ang 2 Barred Rock
.25 each, or lot for $14.
. W. Rowland, Carnes-



R. I. WHITES
15. R. I. White hens, Berry strain,
fe omb. = 25 each, or $15 for lot.
Bs P Calhoun, Ga. Rt

as se Wing game hens



TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE

White Muscovey ducks: 9 April
hatch, $1.25 each; 3 3.- 5 ks. old, 75c
Rach S. 1531 week old, 50c each. Mrs
Geo. P. Estes, Gainesville, Ga. 60
Green St.

1 M. pure bred May hatch Long Is-
land or White Pekin ducklings, from
1 of Long Islans largest duck farms,
wt. from 5 to 6 lbs. each, for sale.
James S. Porter, Macon, Ga. 532 Col-
lege St.

7 Mammoth White Pekin ducks, 5
6-mos. old, and 2 3-mos. old. Sell, or
exch. for 5 good hens and 2 friers.

Mrs. Janie Wingo, Newnan, Ga.

10 April hatch M. B. turkeys, $2 each.
5 toms ang 5 hens. Sell all or any
number. Mrs. J. B. Brown, Eastman,
Ga. RFD 1.

10 ducks, 4 drakes, just grown, cross-
ed with Mallard and Runner, $1 ea.,
$10 for all B. C. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga.

-| Rt. 3.

1 pure breq White Holland turkey
tom, $8. Mrs. G. C. Smith, Camilla, Ga.
RFD A

Pure wild Mallard ducks, thorough-
ly domesticated; males, $1.50; females
ne trio $5. T. P. . Burdett, Washington,

a.

The Spencer. Turken Wonder Bird
(cross between turkey ang hen), young
stock, $5 per trio; also eggs, $2 per 15.
Mrs. o a Anderson, Blue Ridge, Ga.

Muscovey ducks, 4 mos. old, $1 each,
$11. doz. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga.

8 pure bred Mammoth White Pekins
6 ducks and 2 drakes, March hatch,
$1.25 each, not prepaid. Cash with
order. B. T. Adams, Elberton, Ga.
RFD 3:

Pure bred White Indian Runner
drakes for sale. Geo. N. Thomas
Thomasboro, Ga.

Mammoth. White Pekins,
kind, 2 ducks and 1 drake $3.75 or

$1. 25 each. H. Ma, Corbitt, gare

Ga.



WYANDOTTES

10 pure breg S. L. Wyandotte young

roosters, ready for service, $1 each. W.
T. Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381.

mos. old roosters. Sell, or exch. for
some same breed. Mrs. W. R. Davis,
Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.

9 pure bred White Wyandotte 5 mos
old roosters, $1 each, FOB; 3 pure
bred 3 mos. old, 75c each; 11 mixed
hens, $12 for lot FOB; 20 friers, 65c

each, FOB. About 3 mos. old. Mattie

B. Mc Pherson, Rabun Gap, Ga.
1 fine Partridge Wyandotte 4 mos.
old cockerel, $1;
$3.50. Mrs..R. McConnell, Cornelia, Ga
5 mos. olq Silver Lace Wyandotte

.|pullets and cockerels, $1 each, also

mixed ve frying size chickens.
35c lb. Mrs. W. J. Waits, Gray, Ga.

DAIRY AND POULTRY
PROPOSITION

Want party who can furnish capital
to back me in dairy and poultry farm.
Can get long lease on three farms in
ele body that will be just the right

place for same. Have had many yrs.
exp. knowledge and the ability to pro-
duce paying business. Can furnish the
best of references, and have the help
and advice of a fine County Agent.
Edwin E. McLaughlin, Sr. Macon, Ga.
Price Place, RFD i.

_ Poultry Wonted:

BARRED ROCKS WANTED
Will trade for, or pay $15 cash for
100 pure bred B. R. chicks, 5 to 6. wks.
old. Dr. D. E. Morgan, Columbus, Ga.
3207, 2nq Ave.

BABY CHICKS WANTED
Want 500 Barred Rock baby chicks
to raise on halves to 10 wks. old. Good
range and plenty of feed. Want them









.| October Ist. Rev. Jay B. White, Gar-

field, Ga. Rt. 1 Box. 77.
Want 300 or 400 chicks, day old, Reds
or Wyandottes, or most any good,
large breed, will be considered, to. raise
on halves to about 8 or 10 wks. Mrs.
W. H. Henderson, Fitzgerald, Ga. RFD

2.



EGGS WANTED
Want bids on fresh infertile eggs in
cs lots, FOB my shipping point. Chas.
T. McMillan, Gainesville, Ga. RFD 3.

GAMES WANTED



Want to swap 2 pr. of White King
pigeons or 2 War Horse game hens for |
of

Julian Con-
Ga. Box 1

the big |

dater than Apr.
-| Rovers, Washington, Ga. E. R. 1, Box

1 cock anq 3 hens,



MARKET BULLETIN.

LEGHORNS WANTED .-

Exp. poultryman wants 100 \to 250
ready to lay Leghorn pullets to raise

50-50 basis or on terms. J. C.
Biberidze, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 2.
nt to exch. some nice R. I. Red
and Buff Rocks for White Leghorn
pullets, A. B. Woodard, Waycross, Ga.
Rt. 5. Box 78.

Want to exch. 7 Light Brahma hens,
March 1929 hatch, no culls, for 10
English strain White or Brown L. hens,
not older than my Brahmas, and no
culls. Gorden Pece, College Park, Ga.

RFD 1. Box 123.

Want to exch. 7 Ferris strain B. R.
3 mos. old pullets for 7 pure bred
Brown L. same age or older, pullets.

Mrs. Erwin Clack, Mouton unin: Ga.
Box 233.

ORPINGTONS. WANTED >

Want to exch. 2 Buff Orp. cockerels
for 2 other Buff Orpington cockerels,
to prevent inbreeding. Also have some
fine cockerels: for sale. Write for
prices and further particulars. Miss
Mary J. McClure, Newnan, Ga. 111
Temple Ave.





MISCELLANEOUS POULTRY
WANTED

Want to exch, 12 thoroughbreg J. B:
Giant pullets and rooster for same
number of Allen Roundhead games of
pure bred. All hatched about the Ist
of April. Ea. party to pay chgs. on
chickens. eath receive. J. E. Nicholson,
regia ay . C. Residence of Geor-
ia,

Want 200 lbs. fryers, at 25c Ib. also
fresh eggs. Jas. J. Rooney, Perry, Ga.

Want to exch. 8 pr. Carneaux pige-
ons for 9 hens and rooster. Prefer
young hens. James Baldwin, Dawson,

Ga.

Want to exch, 2 yr. old tom and 2
hens, heavy wt. mixed strain, for 10
pure bred Eng. Leghorn cockerels, no
1930 hatch F. A.

261,

Want hens, 3 lbs. and over, fryers,
2 Ibs. ang over, and fresh yard eggs, in

. | large or small shipments, State what
3S. L: Wyandottes, Tarbox strain, 3

you have and prices. J. M. Caper, At-
lanta, Ga. 1817 Lakewood Ave.

Want any number of goog W. or B.
Leghorn or Ancona laying pullets, also
sev. hundred young pullets, if pure
bred, healthy and well dev. State what
you have ang price. A. Cc. Young,
Hapeville, Ga.

Will exch. value for chickens, any

Sie Cc. M. Waughtel, Homeland,
a.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC., WANTED
Want to exch. 6 1-2 mos. old R. I.
Red now laying pullets, R. I. Red cock-
erels, Buff Orp. pullets, laying, Buff
Orp. cockerels, 4 1-2 mos. olq Ancona
cockerels, Sheppard strain, for Bronze
turkeys, not less than 3 mos. old. Mrs.

J. P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.
Want few. geese, turkeys and guineas,



extra good attention ang plenty of
Gas on thirds. C. R. Belcher, weeler



Live Stock For Sale -

CATTLE FOR SALE

1 nice milch cow, fresh with 3rd
calf, giving 2 1-2 gal. per day, $50. O.
J. Henderson, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 5.

1 good milch cow, fresh in, gentle,
and all right in every way; also 2
males, 1 and 2-yrs. old, for sale. W.
P. Dorman, Fayetteville, Ga. Rt. 3.

1 pure bred young Jersey cow, 2nd
calf. Perfectly gentle and easily milk-
ed. Color grey. Gives abut 3 gal. daily.
High per cent butter fat. $75 without
calf. E, Maynard, Newton; Ga.

1 reg. Jersey cow, 5 yrs. old, now
fresh. She is by a grandson of Ox-
ford You'll Do. Has bull calf, 10
days old, by a grandson of Ledas Ra-
leigh. $225 for both. FOB. John Go-
forth, Gainesville, Ga.

4 wks. old male calf, from heavy
milker and sired by Sultans Silver
Robe, well grown and feeds from
bucket, $10 cash. J. F. Davis, Silver
Creek, Ga. Rt. 1.

3 fine Jersey milk and butter cows,
and 1 fine 2 yr. old Jersey bull, for
a bargain. Come see. R. F. Sikes, Syl-

3 grade Jersey milch cows, 2 to
2 en in September, other in Janu-
a ie J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga.
1 reg Jersey bull, 2 yrs. coin the 15th
May: fee A lot of reg. Jersey heif-
f: to freshening, $35



vester, Ga,



2 or 3 reg. J. milch cows, $75 up. a
P. Pope, Monticello, Ga.

2 wks. old 3-4 Guernsey bull c
weil marked and from high produc
stock on both sides, sired by.1 of

Fishers strain. First P. O. money

der for $15 gets him crated, ee
Ball Ground. Gordon Covington, B
Ground, Ga.

A real Jersey bull calf, droppe
May 14, 1930. Fat, nice size, straight.
top line, TB tested, solid color, black
tongue and switch, reg. in buyers
ane $30. FOB. Ned J. Borel, Boga

a

20 mos.-old Jersey male, $40; 14: mos

old J. male, $25; younger ones if pre
ferred. All well marked. FOB Jeifer-_

Holstein and Jersey, cross, bull
yrs. and 7 mos. old, in fine cond.
cash. J. A. Floyd, Rockmart, Ga. Rt

1 full bred Jersey bull, 2 yrs. old, in
perfect cond. wt. between 700 and 800
Ibs. Good. qualities. $50 FOB. Mrs.
Fred D. Harmon, Gillsville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Fine 2 yr. old, fresh Jersey heife
With papers pending, $100 at barn,

J. Paris, Dallas, CoN

Fresh milch A also some. sprin,
ers, for sale. Grade Jerseys. Z. M
Rogers, Barney, Ga. :

2 yr .olq thoroughbreq Jersey yearl-
ing registered, $25. Mrs. J. B. Stevens,
Grantville, Ga. Rt. 2.

8 mos. old Jersey heifers, not reg.
$20 FOB. W. -Mullinax, Canon, <=
Ga.

22 mos. old! Reg. Guernsey bull, -
about 900 Ibs. $65 at barn. J. C.
Ragan, Pelham, Ga.

1 reg. Jersey milch cow now giving
3 gal. day. Calf about 2 mos. old
Freq Austin, Kenwood, Ga.

Reg. Jersey 15 mos. old heifer, pred, 7

July 31st, to best bull in Gwinnett

county. $125; also heifer calf, 4 m
old. reg. in buyers name, $65. of
s, Norcross, Ga. ;
olstein and Jersey cross bull calf
8 foie old, in good cond. $10 FOB.
Also 1 Gtiernsey and Jersey cross
heifer 8 wks. olq calf. $15. FOB. W.
Adams, Lavonia, Ga. Box 381. @

1 light cream color cow, black
switch, tongue, and dark around eye
medium large size, with 8rd calf, 3 1-2
mos, old, giving 3 gal. from just graz-
ing; will give 4 gal. on feed. $70 ee
peq FOB, or $65 at barn. Mrs. Ss.
Jones, Gilisville, Ga. Rt. 2. ae

3 Reg. Jersey cows, from very fine
blood lines, $400 for the 3 at barn. 1
Jersey bull ent. to reg. 7 mos. old, $30.
Write if interested for full. particulars
of reg. ancestry. H .E. Ozburn, Ru
ledge, Ga. we
. Cow, 1 part Jersey, to freshe
week with first calf, $45 at barn. .

Ed. Bledsoe, Carrollton, Ga.

Large, yellow butt-head Jersey co
with black tongue and switch, n
gives 3 gal. milk per day; will giv
gal; on small amt. of feed when fres
Freshen in October. Very, gentle, easy

| to milk. $75, or trade for goog mare 0

1 or 2 mules and pay difference.
Moody, Coffee, Ga. 5

HOGS FOR SALE
10 P C. and Duroc, cross, pigs,
ea.
burn,
15 mos. old P. C. male dg nite
out 200 or 210 lbs A cross between th

ad

8 or 10 mos. old, or 6 and 12 mos. ol
or for good brood sow, bred, or fc
8 or 10 wks. old pigs. R. J.
Fitzgearald, Ga. Rt. 2.

lpure bred female P. C. 5 mos. ol
pig, cholera immune for life. $12.50;
also 7 pigs; 7-8 P. C., 3 wks. old, ready
to ship the 25th. $5. each, FOB. he
C. D. Williamson, Plains, Ga. ake

Hogs, various sizes and both sex,
See: A. C. Hewitt, Screven,
R

Big Bone Black Essex. Satisfacti
Soars W. J. Bargerson, Sardis,

3 mos. old Black Essex boar, chol
immune, reg. in buyers name, $12.
L. Law, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3. :
' Several shoats, Hampshire,
Jersey and P. C. mixed. Life trea
against cholera and swine plague, ai
reasonable price, Mrs. I. E. Gibso
Waynesville, Ga? Box 3.

6 fine black P. C. 8 wks. old pigs
wt. 40 to 45 lbs. each, $7.50 ea. at farm.
Will not shiv. G. H. Ransom, Kens-
ington, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 reg. Black Essex sow, 3 yrs. ol
bred to reg. boar, cholera immu
aS A. Ll. Law, Eastman,


Se

MARKET BULLETIN

_ Thursday, August 14, 1930. _







: Georgia
Market Bulletin

Published Weekly By The
BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D. Jones, Director





Department Of

Agriculture
lugene Talmadge, Commissioner

THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 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
oe 1103. Act of October 8,

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purtenances, admissible under
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|| > Flowers ang Seed, Incubator ang
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~ month. i



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published at intervals during the
| year. Advance notices of these

editions appear from time to
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to mail us these types of notice.

Limited space will not permit
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onable.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
1 good mule, wt. about 1100 Ibs. 12

yrs. old, work anywhere, $50, or will

swap for goog milch cow, fresh _ in,
giving 3 gal. milk. W. H. Bolton, Grif-
fin, Ga. Box, 436.

. Pr. good, strong 8 yr. old farm mules,
2100 lbs. for salor exch. for pasture
cows and yearlings. W. H. Mitchell,
Barnesville, Ga. :

Stray Blue mouse colored mare mule, |

about 12 or 15 yrs. old took up July
22nd. Want owner to:call for at once.
J. H. Grantham, Pineview, Ga.

2 good plug mules for sale or exch.
for hogs and cows. Mrs. S. G. Rog-
ers, Claxton, Ga. Rt. 2. '

10 yr. old large mare mule, wt. about
1100 ibs. good worker anywhere, cheap.
Call. Walnut 7799. J. T. Etheridge, At-
lanta, Ga. 306 Walton Bldg.

Goog mare mule, $45, or exch. for
45 Barred Rock hens, or @ fresh in
ae cok, O. C. Griffin, Gibson, Ga.
Rt. B.

Good, 850 lb. mare mule. Sell, or ex-
ch. for any thing of equal value. J. D.
McLendon, College Park, Ga.
Hampton St.

13 yr. old mule, gentle, work any-
where, easily controlled and has a
good gait. $100 cash. Augustus Floyd,
Rockmart, Ga. Rt. 2.

1 large horse mule, about 12 yrs.

| old, sound order, easy to keep. Have

to keep shoe on one foot. $50 or exch.
Joe M. Brown, McRae, Ga.

12 yr. old good mule, wt. about 1100
lbs. $50 or exch for a good milch cow,
fresh in, giving 3 gal milk daily. W.
H: Bolton, Griffin, Ga. Box 436.

Grey mare, 8 yrs old, blind in 1 eye
but can see, gentle, work anywhere,
sng. or dbl wt 1M lbs., or more, sound
and healthy, $35 cash, or trade for
Shetland pony, or anything of value
can use. John H. Gaskins, Alapaha,
Ga. Ri 2.

Black horse mule, about 9 yrs. old
wt. 1M or 1050 lbs. Work sng or dbl
$75 at barn. T. L. David, Tucker, Ga.

1 Shetland pony wt. about 350 lbs.
Gentle, any child can ride or drive.
Sell or exch. J. B. Fincher, Doerun,
Ga.

Nice shetland pony, sell very reas-
a Mrs. W. H. J. Foy, Egypt,

a.







, Live Stock For Sale

; HOGS FOR SALE
Reg O. I. C. sow, first litter pigs, 9;



ast, 11. Bred to reg. O. I. C.. boar,
arrow September 1st Dbl immune.
Vt. about 30 Olbs. Price on request.
Also 140 I C wks pigs, with papers,
eady for del. soon, $15 pr., or $9 ea.
ake the best of stock hogs. A. G.
ee Savannah, Ga., Care Gen.
Del. :
Extra fine big bone,-P. C. 6 wks. old
igs, sub to reg. $7 each. Add 50c ex-
ra if papers wanted, FOB. E. H.
errill, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. -2.
Big Bone black P C. boar, 10 mos.
old, wt. 140 lbs. Ent. to reg. $15 not
reg. or $1.50 extra to reg H. W. Cor-
ett, Lakeland, Ga.
Duroc J. pigs, 3 to 6 mos old, chol-
ra immune. Reg. in buyers name at
easonable prices. Would exch 1 or
pigs for Giant strain Light Brahma
ens and pullets, of 1929 and 1930
atch, Nothing wanted that will not

; . M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.
__ 3 Essex shoats, 10c lb. FOB Scotland.
Send $1 with order. Lee Bass, Scot-
and. Ga. :-

Several 3 mos. olq pigs, $3.50 each.
Send $1 with order. S. M. Rongleton,

cotland, Ga. .

9 pigs, Guinea, 6 to 8 wks. old, $10
and $8 each. Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, Carrol-
ton, Ga.

__41 Big Bone S. P. C.
stock cholera immune, thrifty and
pune, for sale. C. LL. Cooper, Rising
Fawn, Ga. Rt. 2. i
} Big Bone black Guinea pigs: 1
nale ang 1 female, 9 wks. old, wt.
about 35 Ibs. $5 each; 4. Big Bone
Guinea and Duroc, cross wt. about 35
Ibs. $4 each. Crated. Fob. L. W.
Raley, Mitchell, Ga. Rt. 1.
Pure breq S. P. C. pigs, 1 mo. old
\ugust 7th. Ent. to reg. but no pap-
rs. Males and females. G. J. Davis,
Milner, Ga. Rt. 2.
_Reg. P. C. 3 mos. old pigs, wt. about
50 Ibs. each, $10 each. J. T. Finney,
addock, Ga.

Strong, healthy pigs, 6 to 8 wks. old,
$4 to $5 ea. at farm. 5 per cent dis-
to pure oe of 20 or more. E.

pigs, parent

orge



RABBITS FOR SALE :

Reds, Greys, White, Chinchillas:
grown does and bucks, $2 and $3 pr.
3-4 grown, 75c each. Fred I. Baker,
Columbus, Ga. Rt. 2.

2 reg. Chinchilla does, 2 yrs. old,
$6.50 each. Papers with rabbits. 1
Chinchilla buck, 1 yr. old, can be reg.
$4; trio, $15. H. A. Stahl, Savannah,
Ga. 803 East 31st. St.

Chinchillas and N. Z. White Ju-
niors, $1 each, up. All ped. stock from
reg. parents. C. L. Suddeth, lLa-
Grange, Ga., 310 S. Greenwood St.

Chinchillas, breeding does, ped. $5
each, bred or unbred, 4 and 5 mors

/old, $2 each Ped papers with all. All

good cond., and from. best stock in
the south. Fysk Sudderth, ._ Buford,
Ga. 7 Garnett St.

1 pr. White Femish Giants, extra
fine stock and ped. papers furnished,
doe ready to breed. Sell or exch J
pr. for Game pullets. Mrs. Perry A
Walker. Donalsonville. Ga.

2 extra fine N. Z. white does, 4 mos
olid, $2.50 each, FOB. Geo. T. North-
oe Jr., Marietta, Ga. 108 Sessions

4 young Chinchilla 6 mos. old bucks.

sired by Stahls Golq Certificate buck, s

3 each, trio, 2 mos. old, same stock,
$2.50 each, $6 for a]1 3: mother doe.
bred to heavy wt. Stahls buck, $5: N.
7. Reds, 1 grown pr. Stahls Silver
Certificate buck, $4; doe, S. Gold Cer-
tificate, $4; young doe, breq to S.
Gold Certificate buck, $4. Also others.
Write E. T. Almon, Midland, Ga.

Chinchillas from reg. stock: does, 6
mos. old, bred to fine buck if desired
*2 each. Exch. for thoroughbred R. T.
Red nvullets. 1 rabbit for 2 pullets.
Mrs. Ola Jones, Gravson, Ga. Rt. 1.

4 N. Z. White, pink-eved rabbits: 2
bucks and 2 does. 1 pr. 7 mos. old, an-
other 4 mos. $2.50 and $2. Will exch.
for white ducks or R. I. Red chickens.
Frank Medlyn, Camilla, Ga.

22 ned. Chinchillas, & mos. un. Sac-

rifice for auick sale. All healthy and-

good cond. About half each. does and
bucks. $5 pr. or $35 for Int, or exch.
for chickens. ducks or turkeys. R. B.
Harris, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 6. Box 344.
phone Cherokee, 23335-J.

New Z. Red and White rabhits. 6
to 8 weeks old, 80c each. 4 to & mos

old $1 each; 1 Giant buck; 1 Beleium

mos. old

807 | 8

73 wks. old, $3.50, FOB. L E. Williams
Tyo Gas os -

2 Belgium hare does and 2 bucks,
grown, $2 each; 5 young 10 wks. old,
50c each, or will trade lot for 10 nice
hens, wt. 4 to 5 Ibs. each. O. H. Over-
by, Columbus, Ga. 22 11th st. :

10 mixed rabbits, 3 mos. old; 3 greys
and 7 Reds, 35c each; 1 spotted doe, 1,
yr. old, $1. Lot for $4. James Hol-
brook, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 1.

N. Z. Whites, commercial stock.
Make offer, or will exch. for poultry or
any kind of live stock. T. C. Freeman,
Dallas, Ga. Rt. 1.

13 N. Z. White, pink-eyeq rabbits; 9
bucks and 4 does, 6 mos. old, $1.25 ea.
Write. Miss Naomi Allison, Lithia
Springs, Ga. ?

10: rabbits; 3 N. Z. Whites, 7 mos old
bucks, $1.25 each; 1 Grey Belgium 11
mos. old doe, $1.25; 3 Grey Belgiums, 4
mos. old, 75c each; 12 N. Z. Whites,
5 1-2 mos. old. 75 each. All will be
shipped C. O. D. They are strong,
healthy ang without disease. Herbert
James, Lithia Springs, Ga. Rt. 1. Box

N. Z. Whites, 7 mos. old: 2 does and
1 buck. Ped. and sub. to reg. $8. trio,
or $6 pr. Mrs. Annie Tanner, Wrens,
Ga. :

2 reg. 2 ped. Chinchilla does, good
color, $5 each; 1 reg. buck, $4; 1 ped.
buck, $3; Young Chinchillas; 4 15 wks.
old, 3 13-wks. old, ped. $1.50 each; 1
doe, not ped. good color, $3.50; 1 doe,
not ped. with 4 young, 7 wks. old, $5.
Lot for $42 1-2 cash, bal. cod. D. F.
Smith, Atlanta, Ga. 1419 Holderness
St. S. W.

1 pr. Chinchillas, $3 not prepaid.
Full grown and mated. No ped. P. W.
Etheridge, Jr., Milner, Ga.



best stock in America.



SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

Fine doe in milk, aged 2 yrs. hali
Tog. and half Nubian. Papers. Also
her daughter, 3-4 Nubian, 5 mos. old,
papers, and a fine Tog. kid, at ver)
reasonable prices, J. E. Bach, Ben
Hill, Ga. Rt. 1. ;

1 Nubian doe, 2 yrs. old, reg. I. N.
B. A. Gave 2 qts. Ist kidding, natural-
ly hornless, $50 FOB; 6 mos old Nu-
bian doe naturally hornless, from fine
milker, $25 with reg. certificate in I.
N. B. A. Both for $70. Fred E. Grubbs,
Demorest, Ga. Rt. 1. =

Pure bred, reg. Toggenburg doe from

E. S. Heath,
Scotidale, Ga.

100 nice fresh sheep, $5 each; 50
fat weather goats, $2.50 each. . Robt.
S. Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga .

Large, white work goat (children
can manage, he is so gentle), work
anywhere, Sell or exch. for large butt
head billy for breeding purposes, not
ae 3 yrs. old. John H. Gaskins,
Alapaha, Ga. Rt. 2.

2 grade does, to freshen soon, gen-
tle, $5 each, or exch for heifer calf.
Both to pay chgs; 1 on goats, other
party on calf. Dewitt Cullars, Clex-
ton, Ga. Rt. 3; :

4 Butt-head ram goats, $2 each. H.-
W. Corbitt, Lakeland, 3

MISCELANEOUS FOR SALE

24 Ib. sack whole wheat flour from
selected ang well cleaneq wheat, by
prepaid P. P. in 1st and 2nd ,zones,
$1.18; 3rd zone, $1.40. P. W. Ethridge,
Milner, Ga.

50 Ibs. useq feathers, goog as new,
40c lb. . Will exch. for meat, chickens,
lard, corn, good lint cotton, or wool.
. W. Hood, Griffin, Ga. Box 38.

1. doz. pint jars 1930 huckleberry
Jam, sealed, $3.50 postpaid. Mrs. W.
R. Davis, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 5.

Live Stock Wanted ,

CATTLE WANTED

Want to exch. value, $150 for a
good cow. Write for full particulars.
Mrs, O. K. Henley, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 2.
Box 220. Macon Drive.

Want to exch. mixed breed, wt. over
5 Ibs. each hens for grade baby cal-
ves, heifers preferred, and from good
heavy milkers. 5 hens for 1 calf. I to
del. chickens; other party calf. Mrs.
J. B. Cullars, Claxton, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to buy 2 heifers, or young
cows, to freshen in fall. cheap for
cash, within 20 mi. of Canon. Clark
Avers. Canon; Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to hear from Dairy Farms that
have baby calves from good milch cows
for sale. Write. Dr. D. E. Morgan,
Columbus. Ga. 3207, 2nd Ave.

Will feed and take a good milch cow





or party.\ Must be No. 1 good milk
butte . Belie ak 00d | |

ow



care of cows. It is almost worth price |
of a cow to feed her now. Write me ~
all particulars. J. B. Hood, Griffin,
Ga: Box 138. :
Want to buy baby calves, Jersey or
Guernsey, reg. stock. Nothing but
heifers. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga.

HOGS WANTED

Want about 50 No. 3 Feeders. Want
in my field by the 15th of this mo. or



as soon as possible thereafter. State

what you have and price. R. T. But-
ler, Jeffersonville, Ga.

Want 2 good pigs at a fair cash
price. Write what you have. J. V.
Scott, Waycross, Ga. Rt. 1. ee

Want 1 seg. Essex male pig. The
short nose, stay fat kind. At reason-.
able cash price. W. A. Marlow, Fair
Mount, Ga. Feces

Want pure bred O. I. C., or White :
Chester, male pig at reasonable price.

|J. D. Wynn, Carlton, Ga.

-Want 50 thrifty feeders, from 100 to ~~
135 lbs. R. T. Butler, Jeffersonville,
Ga. ee

Want 1-gilt, healthy and good cond.
Will exch. 8 Everlay B. L. yearling ~
hens, now laying; also will evch. hens
for a healthy hog to fatten. State
age and wt. of hog. Mrs. H. T. Will-
jiamson, Soperton, Ga. RFD 4. . eee

Want to buy 1 Hampshire boar pig,
from 4 to 8 mos. old. Good bloog and
reasonable. H. F. Sheporn, Nashville, |
Ga. s ae

Want to buy hogs, feeders. Will pay
8c lb. del. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore,
Gaz Rt. 3.

Want to buy feeder hogs to put on
my farm near Boston, Ga. Want as
near Boston as possible. Resident of
Ga. Direct all replies to: A. C. Ivy,
Birmingham, Ala. Care Roebuck .
Springs. as



HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Want to buy a good, young buggy

mare, about 4 to 6 yrs. old, ang can

make-.a mile in 5 minutes. Wt. about
1M. lbs. Color: black or deep bay. W.
J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga.. Rt. 3. ee

RABBITS WANTED _
Want some extra good breed of rab-
bits to raise on thirds. C. R. Belcher,
Wadley, Ga. Rt. 1. ( Lee
Want extra goog breed of rabbits |
to raise on thirds. Also want a few |
pigeons, Write C.)R. Belcher, Wadley,
Ga.-Rt. 1. ; ; :
Want 2 reg. Stahls strain Golden
Certificate Chinchilla\does bred to a
reg. buck, age 9 mos. old. R. H. Craw-
ford, Tiger, Ga. ~ ee

MISCELLANEOUS LIVE STOCK |

me WANTED.

Want cows, pigs and hogs. especially
milch cows, for feed. Good care,
plenty of feed. Also will exch. plug
mules for some. Mrs. S. G. Rogers, .
Claxton, Ga. Rt. 2. :







Georgia Products
For Sale

REANS AND PFAS FOR SALE. a
1930 new crop of Whivvoorwill peas,
$3.50 bu. J. E. Sims, Ellahelle, Ga.

Sugar crowder peas, $4 bu. FOB. a
Cash with order. Frank McCall, Bax-
leye Ga Rt
_ Old fashioneq Sugar Crawders. 1930 |
crop, sound, clean, bright, pure, 25 Ib.



del. by P. P. Z. R. Hutchinson, Quit-

man, Ga.

10 bu. new crop mixed field peas,
market price. also colorea bunch but- |
ter-beans and running butter-pea seed, _
for sale, or exch. for large, sound ap-
ples, or white sacks. Mrs. S. G. Rogers,
Claxton, Ga. Rt. 2. Pre :

Green butter-beans in Aull, $1.50 =
bu also green peas, Red Hull and a
Sugar Crowders, $1.50 bu in hull, FOB.
Mrs. W. M. Arrington, Wadley, Ga.

Rte 2:
New crop of 1930 Whippoorwill
oe ae est offer, for tee or for
11." - J. M. Sims, Ellabelle,
Ga. Rt. 1, Box 3.
50 bu. new crop black-eyed table
peas, heavy bearer, 83 bu. FOB. J. S.
Todd. Raxlev. Ga. Rt, 2. noes
Willets Wonder Ene. peas i
nea, should he ee Obes
*4 peck. or $12 hu. Just 4 few left.
Send money order with order. C. B.
POuey: Covington, Ga. RFD 5. SS
erown crowders, new crop, :
neas (not too late : SS OBC a
ner aot. FOR. Geo. W. CG: ;
C-o Southern Indi
ee : 2 a



planted in Octoher),

Thursday, August 14, 1930.

For Sale

_ Georgia Products

- BUTTER FOR SALE
_ Nice, fresh, firm yellow Jersey but-
ter in cartons, 4 or 5 ibs. ea. week, 50c
oe a Mrs. P. W. Hyatt, Bowdon, Ga.





a FRUIT FOR SALE
cuppernongs, 8c qt. FOB. Can ship
about half bu. or more each time. Mrs.

ae Slaughter, Powersville, Ga.
Large crabapples, $1.50 bu. FOB. C.
. O'Neal, Morven, Ga. ;
axtra fine dried fruit, 20c lb. Maud
per, Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 1.

So. Ga. white scuppernong grapes,

85 per bu. hamper. Del. in good or-
-at Screven. Purchaser to furnish

mpers, $2.50 bu. Mrs. A. C. Hew-

it, Screve, Ga. RFD 2.
Nice ripe figs, 60c peck, $2 bu. Not
el. nor COD. Mrs: W. M. Arrington,
adley, Ga. Rt 2.
en Davis apples, unusually tender
or cooking, $1 bu. FOB. Prompt
(Sale Mrs. Homer Cline, Can-
60 lbs. new sundried apples, care-
ully prepared, 1llc_.lb. FOB or exch
or Shelled corn, not over 100 miles
rom Atlanta. No checks. Money or-
der. ae F, B. Roberts, Tucker, Ga.
Ox 57.
elly, cider apples, 50c bu. apples
* canning, preserving, drying, etc. $1
- All POR...d.. R. Price Locust
rove, Ga. Rt. 3
Grapes, 10c lb. also grape _ juice,
iome made, $1 gal. at vineyard in Mt.
iry, from August 10th. J. T. Peyton,
count Airy, Ga. .
9 lbs. fresh, new, dried apples, this



yrs. crop. 18c lb. Miss Mary Turner,

don, Ga. Star Route.
Nice, striped apples, good size, good
or cooking or canning. $1.50 bu. del.
fo checks. G. W. Mooney, Jr. Quill,
ae :
Nice, large Detroit apples, $2 per cs.
j e. . A. Burrell,



FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Hickory smoked hams, 100 Ibs. or
more, 28c lb. less, 30c lb.. Shoulders.
(00 lbs. or more, 23c; less, 25c Ib. Mid-

ings. 109 Ibs. or more, 20c less, 22c
b. All Hickory smoked and 100: lbs.
mixed, at 100 lb. rate. W. H. Wad-
delle, Pearson, Ga. ,
4 home cured middlings of meat,
Oc lb. 1 sugar cured ham, 14 lbs. 35c
b. Mrs. Ed Bledsoe, Carrollton, Ga.

* GRAIN FOR SALE
200 bu. genuine Rust Proof oats, re-
leaned. Write for prices. L. B. An-
oon Warm Springs, Ga. P. O. Box

5 bu. Abruzzi rye and 100 bu. Ful-
hum oats, for sale. W. H. Mitchell,
arnesville, Ga.
Seed wheat, $1.50 bu. in 2 bags, FOB.

Money order with order. J. R. Birk,
adison, Ga. Rt. 2.

50 bu. good Blue Stem seed wheat,
1.50 bu. FOB. Arthur Owen, Barnes-
ille, Ga. :

00 bu. Abruzzi seeq rye, raised on
farm in Lanier county, $2 ee

Py E.



ere for immediate acceptance.
Chappel, Milner, Ga. RFD 2.
200 bu. Abruzzi rye, $2 bu.
oster, Abbeville, Ga. ae
5 bu. Cokers Ped. Abruzzi rye.
yrs planting, $2.10 per bu. Prompt
pment. J. H. Palmer, Tennille, Ga.
M bu. pure Bancroft seed oats for
WW. G. Dunn, Parrott, Ga.
rth Ga. Tall Growing new seed
re, $2 bu; New straw, 60c per bale,
OB. Cash with order. J. H. Harper,
weet Gum, Ga.

Hastings 100 bu. seed oats. J. C.
agan, Pelham, Ga.
North Ga. Tall Growing seed rye,

new crop, $2 bu. Bright, new rye straw
Oc per bale. Cash with order. J. R.
darper. Sweet Gum, Ga.

No. Ga. Tall Growing rye, $1.75 bu.
r less than 10 bu. lots, $1.90 bu. FOB
lue Ridge. T. Sparks, Rugby, Ga_
14 bu. good, clean seed Mountain
ve, $1.50 a bu. del. at the G. N. W
R station. Buyer to pay frt. No checks

cepted. J. L. Clark, Sautee, Ga.



[ONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES

ee, FOR SALE

Nice, new honey, $4 per cs. of 24 sec-
1s, FOB. R. A. Beasley, Statesboro,

Pure Gallberry, fancy quality, 5 1b.
to es. Chunk, $9 ;
1 mail postps

cs. FOB; |
Sisk

MARKET BULLETIN

$8 cs. FOB. Single pail by mail post-
paid, $1.85. Can also furnish in bbls.
Write for prices on large quantities.
John W. Berryhill, Lakeland, Ga.

Nice, clear Ext. honey, this yrs. crop
10 lb. cans, $1 each, FOB Del in 1st
and 2nd zones for $1.25 or 3rd zone,
$1.35. Money order with order. E. J.
Horne, Lumpkin, Ga.

Ordinary dripped honey in 5 gal.
boxed honey cans, $5.50 FOB. Sample
on request. Geo. Kirkland Jr.,
Swainsboro, Ga.

Pure Ext honey 12 5 lb. Tupelo Gum
to cs. $7.25; 6-10 lb. $6.50; 1-10 lb.
postpaid anq insured, $1.60; 2-10 Ib.
ee John A. Crummey, Docttortown,

a. . 5

New, brighthoney in comb, in 10 lb.
buckets, $1.50 per bucket also new,
white, Gallberry, in comb or ext. in
10 1b. buckets, $1.75 per bucket. All
postpaid. Money order. R. W. Brown-
ing, Dublin, Ga. Rt. 3.

Pure ext. honey in 5 lb. pails, $1 del.
Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.

Nice, bright honey in comb or
strained, 10 lb. buckets, $1.50 per buc-
ket; 6 buckets to cs. $8.25. FOB. Alex
Barfield, Louisville, Ga. Rt. 2.



PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
FOR SALE -

100M choice budded pecan _ trees:
Stuart, Success, Frotscher, and Mon-
ey-Maker, for sale. W. L. Stewart,
Valdosta, Ga. :

100M choice, budded Stuart, Schley,
Success, Frotscher and Money Maker
pecan trees for sale. W. L. Stewart,
Vadosta, Ga.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Freshly dug Irish cobbler potatoes,
$2 per 100 lbs. FOB Madison, or $1.25
per 100 to truck at field in bulk. E.
H. George, Jr., Madison, Ga. :

6 bu. Cobbler potatoes, $1 bu. Field
run. C. F. Matheson, Alto, Ga. Box
121. :





SYRUP FOR SALE

Ga. Cane syrup in 10 lb. cans, 70c;
crate with 6-10 lb. cans, $3.50. Mrs. J.
P. Byrd, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 4.

Pure Cane syrup, 12 No. 5 cans to
cs. $4.25 per cs. Frt. paid in 5 cs. lots.
Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga.

Good grade Sugar Cane syrup, pack-
ed in 10 lb. pails. $4.50 per cs. of 6,
FOB here. A. F. May, Hinesville, Ga.
Rt. As

100 gal. fine Sugar Cane syrupin 1.
gal. cans, 85c gal. FOB. Mrs. Mary D.
Stroud, Egypt, Ga. -

VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Royal King peppers, now ready, al-
so tomato peppers (like pimiento pep-
pers), All $1 bu. FOB. Mrs. B. B.
Morgan, Clyo, Ga. : :

Large Royal King and _ California
Wonder green pepper, $1 bu. shipped
in new bu. hampers. Can also ship
red peppers, at same price. H. W.
Sandlin, Cairo, Ga.

Nice Calif. Wonder pepper, careful-
lv packed in bu. crates, 90c bu. FOB,
All orders filled promptly. Money or-
der. T. O. Miller. Cairo, Ga. RFD. _

Large Roval King and California
Wonder green pepper, $1 bu. shipped
in new bu. hampers. Can ship red



H. W. Standlin, Cairo, Ga.



Georgia Products |

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want all var. crowders, at bargain.
Send samples and price and state
quantity you have.
Acre peas. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson,
Ga.

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want Lady peas, any amount. Send
sample and price. Fred I. Baker, Col-
umbus, Ga. Rt. 1.

FRUIT TREES WANTED
Want old fashioned August or Sugar
Pear sprouts. Nothing else wanted. A.
T, McNeely, Atlanta, Ga. 545 Ontario
Ave. S. W. :

FRUIT WANTED.

Want large, sound apples, 1 bu. at a
time. Will exch. mixed field peas or
bunch butter beans for same. Mrs. S.
G. Rogers, Claxton, Ga. Rt. 2.

: GRAIN WANTED.
Want to buy Abruzzi, recleaned seed
rye, grown in Ga. Eli S. Lewis, Dawson,
a.











oats. Send
B tte.



__ Want 10 bu of Ga. raised rye, grown
in Upson or adjoining county, also
want price on 25 bu. Hastings seed
oats. J. W. Greene, Thomaston, Ga.

Want to exch. Lifsey and Arkansas
Beauty watemelon seed, hand picked,
for Hastings 100 to 1 seed oats, or

Abruzzi rye seed. L. E. Griffeth, Win-
der, Ga. :



pepner same price. Prompt shipment. Galbags,

Also want Half |.



Miscellaneous For Sale



Fine, medium and coarsely ground
oyster shell for chickens. $1 per 100
lbs. FOB. W. A. Smith, Savannah, Ga.
102 Bay St. East. !

Red and White vinegar in 50 gal.
bbls. 15c gal. FOB. Cash. L. E. Harri-
son, Dublin, Ga.

50 lbs. used. geese feathers, excel-
lent cond. 45c Ib. FOB. Sample on re-
quest. Exch. for washed wool, suit-
able and in good cond. Mrs. E. B. Cot-
ton, Palmetto, Ga. Box 47.

20 white flour sacks, all letters out,
12c ea. FOB. Mattie B. McPherson,
Rabun Gap, Ga.

Geese feathers, 40c Ib. Cash, or ex-
ch. for equal value in 6'mos. old W.
L. or B. R. pullets. A. M. Baldwin,
Geneva, Ga.

Tub washed sheep wool, 50c lb. del.
to 3rd zone by P, P. T. Sparks, Rug-
by, Ga.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want 6 or 8 martin gourds, medium
or small size, with short to medium
length stems. Chas. H. Smith, Macon,
Ga. Care Court House.

Want to exch. feathers, used a little,
for other things, also will exch. a pig,
wt. around 30 lbs. for meat, lard, good
corn, or chickens ,or sell the pig, for
$10.. J. L. Wood, Griffin, Ga. Box 3.8

Plants For Sale

Celery plants from Hastings Golden
Self-Blanching seed, 50c a 100. Miss
Delila Martin, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 9.

New Stone and Earliana tomato
plants, 45c per 200; 75c, 500; $1.25 M.
Collard plants, 45c, 200; A few Copen-
hegen cabbage, 50c per 200. All del.
Also 2 qts. of old fashioned scullion
onion buttons, 30c del. No checks.
Mrs. F. E. Happoldt, Lewiston, Ga.

Livingston -Glove, Marglobe, and
Stone tomato plants, 20c a 100; 75c for
500; $1.25 per M. Collarg plants, same
price. From State inspected seed.
Edgar Woodall, Cornelia, Ga.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage plants
now ready. Strong plants that will
stand the heat (set now for fall
heads), $1 M. Andrew B. Clark,

Dutch and Wakefield cabbage, toma-

to ang heading collard plants, 20c 2

100; $1.10 M. mailed. 5 M. 75c M. Exp.

Col, Hot and Sweep peppers, 30c a

100, postpaid. C. Garrett, Oakwood,
a









Thomasville, Ga.

Extra large Kudzu plants, 5c each,
50c doz. Mrs. F. E. Gibson, Waynes-
ville, Ga. Box 3. ' :

Wakefield and new Copenhagen
Cabbage-Heading collard,

M postpaid.



25c a 100; 40c, 200; $1, 600; $145 M
Guar. well rooted, prompt shipment,
postpaid. Grady Kelley, Sulphur
Springs, Ga. Rt. 1. ee

Cabbage, collard and tomato plants, |
54c, 500; 75c, M; Good plants, damp
moss packed. Add 15c for exch. if

check is sent. Lee Waldrip, Gaines-
ville, Ga.

Guar. well rooted, 7 in. plants: New
Stone tomato, and genuine Copenha-
gen Market and large Wakefield cab-
bage, True Ga. cabbage-collard, 60c,
300; $1, 600; $1.35 M. Rushed, expert-
ly packed, postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Bu-
ford, Ga. |

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, New
Stone tomato, 500, 75c; $1.25 M. 5 M.
lots, $1 M. del. Write for price on lar-.
ger lots. J. N. Wright, Alto, Ga. Rt. 2.

Wakefield cabbage plants, Heading
var. Collard, 20c a 100; $1.25 M. Over
5 M. $1 M. Prompt shipment. C. F.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 20c
a 4100; 500, 60c; $1 M del. Cash with
order. R. M. Crow, Oakwood, Ga

C. Wakefield cabbage, Heading col-
lard, Stone and Baltimore tomato
plants, all 75c 500; $1.15 M del. W. O.
Walddrip, Flowery Branch, Ga. :

Collard plants, $2.50 M, del. Cabbage -
plants, late Flat Dutch, $2.50 del.
Field grown and tough plants. Duffie

| Vance, Oakwood, Ga.

Chas. W., Late Flat Dutch cabbage
and collard plants, 25c a 100; 300, 50c;
500;: 75; .$1.25- Mi 5 Me $4 Ve
count and prompt shipment. No per-
sonal checks. J. C. Chambers, Gaines-.
ville, Ga. RFD 1. i

Napier grass roots and plants (this
grass is imported from Africa and is

a great for dairy and stock men).
Will cut from 30 to 60 tons of green
forage. Govt analysis gives it the
same in proteins as Alfalfa. Special
prices on, quantities over 2 M. Now is
the time to plant. State amount you
want and ask for price on same. S. T.
Smith, Cuthbert, Ga.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
heading collard plants, 25c a 100; 300,
50c; $1.20 M. del. 5 M. or more, $1 M.
collect; tomato plants, same _ price.
Lee Crow, Oakwood, Ga. Rt. 1. ec

. Heading collard plants, 15 a 100
postpaid. Mrs. M. L. Goddard, Sum- se
merville, Ga. Rt. 4: Box 71. - a
2 yr. old ginseng plants, $2 per 100,
$18 M. also 2 yr. old Golden Seal |
plants, $1.75 a 100, $12 M. Maud Ham- |
by, Greenville, Ga. Rt. 3. Gis
Wakefield cabbage, Heading col-
lard plants, 300, 50c; $1.30 M. 5M. or |
more, $1 M. FOB. New Stone tomato, |
40c a 100; 300, 90c; $2 M. del. Obie
Crow, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 2. fa
New Stone and Baltimore tomato,
Wakefield, and Dutch and Copen- >
hagen Market cabbage plants, $1.25 M ~
mailed, 25c a 100; collard plants, $1.25
M. 10 M. $1 M. by mail, FOB. Cader

Stephens, Flowery Branch, Ga. ~

Early Dutch and Wakefield and ~
Heading collard plants, 20c a 100, $1.10
10 M 80c M. Exp. collect
Mrs. E. B. Wetherford, Oakwood, Ga.

Tomato, collard and cabbage plants, |
500, 75c; $1.25 M. del.
Gainesville, Ga.







FARM LAND EDITION
~' AUGUST 21ST

Now is the time to mail us notices for our next)
farm land edition which will appear August 21.

Notices will only be carried for parties who
~ have farms for sale or for rent, or parties who wish

to purchase or rent farms.

We will not list city

property, nor will we carry notices for real estate

agents.

Farms for rent, or wanted to rent, will be list-

ed weekly up to and including our issue of August

21st.

Farms wanted or for rent on shares may be

listed weekly under the farm help columns of the

Market Bulletin.



Guy Crow, 2
, Seed For Sale

Nice, white Bermuda onions, 4c Ib.
ee W. M. Arrington, Wadley,
teading collard seed, $15 per 100
Ss. or 30 lb. postpaid. Malvin Col-
ns, Whigham, Ga.
gal. red nest onions; 20c qt. Add
Ee Soles E. A. Kidd, Richland,
kansas Beauty watermelon seed
selected melons Wt. better than
Ibs. Carefully hand picked. No
der for less than 5 lbs. at $1.75 Ib.
personal check. L. E. Griffith,
inder, Ga.
White Egg, Yellow Globe, Purple
, White Globe, Cow Horn, turnip
; rutabaga, Purple Top, Yellow
slick mustard, 5c thls. 7 for 25c.
ed or unmixed, del. in 1 lb. or
ore of 1 var. at 40c lb. W. H. Wad-
lle, Pearson, Ga.
Scullion onion buttons, 10c qt. Add
postage. Mrs. L. M. Bonner, Buchan-
an. Ga, Rt. 1.
1930 crop white n
del. $4 per bu. Mrs.
m, Greenville, Ga.
New crop scullion buttons, now
dy for August planting, 15c qt., 2
S. 25c, $3.25 bu. A. few new crop Sage
seed, 10c thls. Colored bunch butter-
ans, 25c lb. Winter watermelon seed,
5c a 100, and white nest onions, 15c
t, 50c gal. All FOB. E. L. Corley,
He Gas Rt. 1: .
hoice sets of Crystal Wax, yellow
Bermuda, Silver Skin onions, $1 gal.
stpaid or 75c gal. postage collect. $5
ou. collect; also lady peas, 1930 crop,



t onions, 60c gal.
aymond Robin-

c lb. 5 Ibs $1 mailed. Cader Steph-:

ns, Flowery Branch, Ga. :
Recleaned Burr clover seed, 8c lb.
ere. S. B. Kinard, Jackson, Ga.
386 bu. Burr clover seed, in dirt to
oculate,/$1 bu. Will exch. W. M.
rson, Campton, Ga. F
Eng. pea seed for fall planting, 25c
Nice, sound white nest onions, 60c

al. also 1930 fresh, sweet potatoes, |.

~50c gal. All del, Maud Hamby, Green-
Alles Ca. Rt. :-3.

28 lbs. collard seed, 30c lb. for sng.

ap or 25c lb. for lot. Add postage. W.

J. Norton, Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 1.

_ Big Leaf mustard seed, 35c lb. H.
. Corbitt, Lakeland, Ga.
White multiplying onion, 15c at.

Oc gal. del. also bean seed, this yrs.
crop, Refugee variety, 25c lb. Miss

_. L. M. Davis, Silver Creek, Ga. Rt. 1.

"Red nest onions that grow in clus-

ers, 15c qt. or 2 for 25c. Add postage.
; i Fitzgeald, Rochelle,

1980 crop white nest onions, 60c gal.
del. $4 bu. Mrs Raymond Robinson,
Greenville. Ga.

-'Willets Wonder Eng, peas, dried and

picked without rain on them, hand
shelled, free from trash, lot of 9 Ibs.
-for.$3 del. or 35c lb, also 5 lbs. of red
nest onions del. for 50c and 5c extra
for postage of 1 lb. and 1c extra for
each additional lb. Dont send stamps.
H. H, Sullivan, Carrollton, Ga. Rt.
__ White nest onions, 50c gal. Wallace
Wilson, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.

1929 crop Ga. cabbage collard seed,

7c lb. 1930 crop, 20c Ib. No orders for
less than 10 Ibs. J. T. Ponder, Whig-
ham, Ga. :
_ Dill seed, 10c per pk. 3 for 25c. Mrs.
'T. B. Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga.

Mae Gibson, Locust Grove, Ga. ;
Old fashioned beer seed, 15c per
spoonful; also 2 gal. and.3 qts. well
dried sage, 1930 crop, 60c for the lot.
Maud Roper, Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 1.
Burr clover seed, recleaned, especial-
'y gathered, 10c Ib. Prompt shipment.
Mrs. L. M. Aderhold, Lavonia, Ga.

Seed Wanted

Will give $2 per 100 Ibs. FOB your
station for good, sound, clean peach
seed, in lots of 100 or more lbs., any

time to September 30th. No Elberta

a wanted. C. T. Smith, Concord,

a. \

- Want 4 bu. clover seed, well cleaned.
Will exch. 2 Chinchilla 6 mos. old rab-
= for same. J. M. Jones, Grayson,

Bok

Peach seed wanted: Will give $2 per
00 Ibs. FOB your. station for good,
und dry seed, not cannery. Ship any

1e until September 30th. C. T.

Smith, Concord, Ga. | sa ea

Want sound peach seed for







| labor.

MARKET BUL

first letter. Pay cash. R. L. Wheeler,
Macon, Ga. Rt. 5.

Farm Help Wanted

Want a hand that can milk or do
anything on the farm. Prefer party
with; just wife and self. Will furnish
house, wood, and pay a reasonable
wage. J. B. Biffie, Tignall, Ga. RFD 1.

Boy wanted by aged couple 10 to 13
yrs. old, that has been raised to be
truthful, honest, and does not smoke.
Will give him a good common school
education, good clothes, and board to
come and make his home with us and
help with farm in spare time. Family
consists of self, wife and granddaugh-
ter. R. J. Bishop, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want hand to work on farm, pick
cotton, 150 to 200 Ibs. per day, and do
anything that comes to hand. Give
50c per 100 and board for a good hand.
No town boy need apply. Must be good,
sober, honest and not. use profane
language. Answer at once as need
an now. H. M. Horton, Lenox, Ga.
Re...
- Want middleaged unincumbered
woman to help with poultry and cow,





etc. for a good home and small salary. :

Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland, Ga.
Want an honorable, -honest, sober,
hard working single man _ without
bad habits, 25 to 40 yrs. old, that can
control labor, to take charge of 3 or 4

mule farm as working foreman and

manager; raising 75 to 100 hogs and
a few cows. Working, managing, see-
ing after, taking care of it just as if
it was his own. Health of owner fail-
ed. F. M. Renfroe, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 2.
Box 104.

Want large family to help gather
crop. Will pay going wages and move
same and expect to be repaid out of
wages along; also will take boys and
girls in to pick cotton, through cot-
ton pie ime. Board and pay go-
ine price. G. B. Ham. Cobbtown, Ga.

Want colored man and wife for farm
work, good house and good farm.
Free rent anq wood until next crop.
Can help gather crop. W. L. Jones;
Atlanta, Ga. 290 McDonough Road.

Want settled, good disposition, re-
spectable, unincumbered woman to
help with a few chickens, garden work,
cows, and other gen. light work. Room
board and $10 per mo. Write if inter-
esteq and give ref. at once. Mrs. J. W.
Lane, Whigham, Ga. Box 35. <

Want family at once to pick cotton.
Have good house to live in, and plenty
of cotton. O. M. Moody, Coffee, Ga.

Want about 2 small famlies with
goog help to gather crops and prepare
to put in grain crops of oats, rye and
wheat. We furnish houses and regular
employment for 12 mos. W. H. Mitch-
ell, Barnesville, Ga.

Want on honest, sober, industrious
man to do gen. farm work, 1 who can
pick not less than 150 lbs cotton per
day. To begin at once. Pay $15 per
mo. board and laundry. J. W. Ham,
Summit, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 50.

Want family (white or colored) with
2 to 5 in family to help gather crop.
House and woog free. Will finance
moving them with the understanding
that will be paid back when they go to
work for me. J. L. Thomas, Madison,
Ga. R. F. D. 1,

Want to correspond with a compe-
tent florist of either sex who wishes to
change. C. H. Dorsett, Savannah, Ga.
Whitaker and Bay Sts.

Want to get in touch with party who
can tan goat hides on halves. J. D.
Miller, Wray, Ga. RFD 2.

Positions Wanted

Want position as farm overseer
Life time exp. in farming. 25 yrs. old.
Single and sober. I know a days
work. Ref. exch. O. L. McClung, Hir





j|am, Ga. Rt. 1.

Position wanted. Life time exp. on
farm. Can handle all kinds of work.
Will consider anything where an
honorable living can be made. Exp. in
handling machinery and labor: Would
like to get located in immediate fu-
ture. W. M. Humphries, College Park,
Ga. C-o Gate City Mill.

Want job as overseer of fram. Lif
time exp. with farming. Married, with
family. J. H. Pippin, Round Oak, Ga.
Rta. Box t. =

Want job on farm to gather this yrs
crop, also one for another year. Life
time exp.. 6 yrs.
peach orchard. Know how to

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Have wife and 3 childr

n, all

KIS

as foreman on a|
handle



Up

LETIN

move at once. A. B. Daniel, Talbot-
ton, Ga. Rt 2.

31 yr. old colored married man with |.
\family of four able to work wants

place on farm at once. John Kim-
brough, Atlanta, Ga. 1079 Garibaidi
St.

Mother and 2 girls (both large
enough to work) want job, on dairy or
poultry farm, All nice and good work-
ers. Start at once. Mrs. A. Bone, Al-
pharetta, Ga. Rt. 5. : : :

45 yr. old man with life time exp.
in general farming. Cattle and_ hog
raising, also gin operator. Want large
farm to look after this fall and 1931.
W. J. Haskin, Ft. Valley, Ga. Rt. 2.

30 yr. old man with wife, no child-
ren, wants position with good, honest,
reliable man on truck, poultry, or dai-
ry farm. Life time exp. Can drive any
make car or truck. Would consider
good 1 horse farm on 50-50 basis for
1931. Ready to move now. rite, or
wire what you have to offer. J. T.
Brown, Juniper, Ga. Rt. 1._ a

Married man with small family
wants permanent location .with first
class dairy. Exp. in all branches of
dairying. and an unusual fast milker.
M. L. Jones, Grovania, Ga. Rt. 1.

Exp; ginner wants job. Also carpen-
ter work. Would like to have job on
large farm overseeing and to keep up
all repairs. J. L. Kirk, Ty Ty, Ga. RFD
3 er

Want job with good man to see that
his crops are gathered this fall and
winter, at reasonable wages, and live
in house with party. No one but self.
Do not drink, smoke, nor use pro-
fane language. Want to get with good,
Christian people. State wages in
first letter, on basis of living in fam-

ily, including washing. 67 yrs. old and |

have good use of self. Have farmed all
my life and can control labor. If sat-
isfactory, will look after crop being

made for 1931. Prefer central Ga. J.|
M. McElhenney, Ellaville, Ga. RFD 3.

Want position in good farm home
to care for poultry, milking and oth-
er light farm work. Mrs. Annie Arch-
er. Atlanta, Ga. 250 Alexander St.

22 yr. olqg man desires position on
truck farm. Can drive all makes of
ears and trucks. Must be advanced
RR fare until I make first months
salary. State salary, and full details
in first letter. Colquet Lane, Hortense,
Ga. eae

Want job for 1931 on farm, peach
orchard, or dairy. Can drive tratcor,
truck and do ordinary repairing. Exp.
in all kinds of farm ang peach archard
work. 35 yrs. old. Have wife ang 3
children. Honest, Sober and have no
bad habits. Good worker. State
re T. W. Manning, Dudley, Ga..
Riel,

Dairyman: Expert in handling of
milk, making cottage cheese, cultured
butter-milk, fine butter, testing and
general care of dairy, wants a position.
Phone Main 6890, or address; B. E.
Bragg, Atlanta, Ga. 1014 Hill St. S. E.

Want job on farm. Gathering crops
for my family. L. D. Williams, East
Point, Ga. 110 Hamilton Ave.

Want job for wages on truck or stock |

farm. Have 4 in family, 2 boys: 16 and
14 yrs. old. Am 40 yrs. old, reared on
farm. Want near school and church.
R. D. Sweat, Brunswick, Ga. M St.

A No. 1. carpenter wants job on the
farm as truck grower and poultryman.
Sev. yrs. exp. in both, or on dairy.
Have veterinary exp. would like job: of
feeding and treating in case of sick-
ness. R. L. Meador, Cohutta, Ga. Rt.
1, Box A-171. : - e

Want job operating gin for coming
season. Also exp. dairy, poultry, etc.
Keep up all kinds of farm machinery,
grist mills, etc. Prefer in Dodge coun-
ty, or below. E. H. Powell, Jesup, Ga.
Care Mrs. Jack Murphy.

Want position as Superintendent of
farm. 15 yrs. exp in peaches and gen.
farming. Can furnish the best of ref.
R. L. Mathews, Waldon, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want position as farm overseer. Can
handle farm of 10 to 20 plows. either
hired labor or tenants. On halves.
Was raiseq on farm. Will combine
small 1 horse crop on trucking, and
want party to finance in raising 1 M.
chickens, or go 50-50 with me. Can
get 1 M. of the best baby chicks for
$75. Also will help to gather crop this
fall. Want to trade with someone by
the first of September. Wife and self
only. Write. J. K. Fuller, Junction
City, Ga. ;

Want job at once ,picking cotton, or
doing anything else. Must pay good
wages and transportation. st be

good out-bldgs. To party who

Farms For Rent



For rent to right party a good truck |
farm of about 30 acres, 10 mi. of Au-_
gusta. Fine land for trucking, or other
farming. Good road, nearly all paved
to my farm. Good pasture to go with
farm where can run a small dairy
farm and raise hogs. 1 mi, from
church; school truck to high school.
Fine location. E. B. Snider, Augusta,
Ga. 202 9th St. Bae ee
For lease or rent good 4 or 5 horse
farm, partly in and near nice town, |
high school, and 2 churches. 6 room
house with hall. Good water. J. C
Scruggs, Harlem, Ga. fe eee

For rent to an educated white fam-
ily for a 2 or 3 mule river farm: wife
to keep 500 laying hens; husband to
raise about $3,090 worth of hogs per yr |
Must be able to furnish 1 or 2 mules
and furnish self. 4 room house. School
bus and RFD route. 1-2 hogs and ~
chickens, 1-4 cotton. Situated about |
20 mi. from Atlanta. Come to see me,
do not write. S . S. Storer, Atlanta,
Ga. 809 Thrower Bldg. Sar ee

about half way between Dallas in |
Paulding county and Acworth in Cobb |
county, on mail route. 1 mi. of good
school, churches and-stores. Main
dwelling has 3 rooms hall and front
and back porches. Well in yard of
good freestone water; smoke house
poultry house and barn of oak timber.
House and barn covered with metal
roofing. 2 tenant houses of 3 rooms
each,. with good wells in yard and
front and back porches and fairly
can
furnish own supplies and stock. Wil
sell. J. A. Stewart, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 2:

For rent on halves, 60 A. 45 in good
cultivation. Good bottoms. 2 good
houses, out-bldges. 2 fine wells, pas-
ture. Fine community, near church
and schools. Also orchard. Come see
or write. S. M. Chandler, Hull, Ga.
RFD 2. :

Plenty of land for a 2 horse crop to
rent for 1931.. Good 5 room hous
harn, and other oaut-bldes. Good pa
ture: 1 mi. to school, church and stor
Right man can get a good contract.
Prefer family that now live in North
Ga. Write or come see. Manson Miller,
Ball Ground, Ga. RFD 4. Se

Have plenty of land for 3 or 4 horse
crop to rent for 1931. 3 room house.
Will repair barn. 16 mi. Atlanta. 1-2
mi. school and church. 2 mi. of store.
W. J. C. Hodges, Atlanta, Ga. 996
Washita Ave. N. E. - ;
4 horse farm, good lands, large pas-
ture. plentv of water. 5 room dw
ing, 2 tenant houses and barn, 2 pu
roads, church on place, close to school.
Lease from 1 to 5 yrs. Tenant to fur
nish himself. $400 per year. Will allow
$50 on rent for minor repairs. Good
nlace for\right party. T. B. Ragan,
Hawkinsville, Ga. is ee

If you have stock and tools and are
willng to work get in communication
ith me at once. Outstanding pronos-
ition for balance of year and _ 1931.
aoe -B. Shearer, Bridgeboro, Ga.

60 acres of Jand, 45 in good cultiva
tion, good bottoms, orchard, 2 houses
good nice out-bldgs. 2 fine wells, good
pasture and garden. Nice communit
near churches and school. For rent on
halves. S. M. Chandler, Hull, Ga.

Modern home and 35 A. land near
Macon. New and attractive house, 7
rooms and bath, all conveniences. in-
cluding city water and lights. Splen-
did 3 room tenant house, nice barn,
new hen-houses for 509 hens; ne
hrooder house for 500 chicks: pigeon
lofts for 150 birds. Half of land in cul-
tivation, bal. pasture. Ideal home, 1
mi. from city limits on fine road. Will
not rent to party with small children.
Also have 300 A. farm 2 mi. Macon,
suitable for gen. farming, dairying or
raising cattle and hogs. Pastures al-
ready sodded in various kinds of gras
well watered. I to furnish land and
house, you. to furnish cows. J. W-.
Chambers, Macon, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want a-family who owns 4 or 6
good miles to lease a good So: Ga.
farm with either 12 or 20 good dairy
cows. Partv to furnish mules and sup-
plies for self. No others need answer.
Also want family to take 300 A. i
Coweta County for 1931. Must furnish
2 mules and supplies. R. C. Loyd, Nic-
Aolls, Ga. RFD 1. E

93 A. farm in Walker county. Ever:
running water. 10 A. wood la
meadows and_ fins



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Thursday, August 14, 1930.

Farms For Rent



For rent or lease,-3 to 5 yr. lease, 93
A. farm in Walker county, 10 mi. east
of LaFayette. Running water, good

meadows. Must give good reference.
Mrs. Luther Bowen, Dalton, Ga. 14
Lucky St. -

For lease on reasonable terms for 5
yrs. fine river farm in Douglas county,
10 mi. from Douglasville and 40 mi:
from Atlanta, suitable for dairying.
trucking, alfalfa raising, or gen. farm-
ing. 250 A. of finest timber land, also
plenty of woodland, fine pastures, and
a@ good brick house and barns. T. M.
Longino, Decatur, Ga. 606 Adams St.
phone, Dearborn, 1926-N, or Main

Have plenty of land for 2 horse
crop for rent for 1931. Good 5-room
house, barn and other out-hldgs. good
pasture. 1 mi: to school, church and
store. Right man can get a good con-
tract. Prefer family that now lives in
No. Ga. Write or come see. Hanson
Miller, Ball Ground, Ga. RFD 4.

2 horse farm, 1 1-4 mi. from B P I

- College, high-school, and consolidat-

wells. In addition

Ants.

ed school. 5 churches around in town.
$300 per yr. Will give 5 yr. lease. W.

_B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon, Ga

2 or 3 horse crops to rent, also want
wage hand. W. B. Sutton, Adairsville,

a.

Excellent 3 horse farm in upper O-
conee county near Statham, Ga. Lo-
cated almost equally between Winder,
Athens and Monroe, Land is level,
productive and easily cultivated, with
plenty of running water and 3 good
to gen. farming,
particularly adaptable for cattle and

Ga. :

6 1 horse crops_.and 3 tenant houses
for rent to white tenants who can
furnish own stock, supplies and pro-
visions. Will divide land to suit ten-
convenience. Farms on public

road, convenient to district schools,

_ churches and Commerce citv schools.

2

R. L. J. Smith, Commerce, Ga.

For rent, 1 to 6 horse farms, for
half of cotton, and 1-4 of all other
crops. -Cannot furnish anything but

- land. Smooth, sandy loam soil. Good

for cotton. Can, grow most anything.
4 mi. east of Bremen, Ga. on State
Route No. 2. Come see or write. T. J.
Biggers, Bremen, Ga.

100 acres in cultivation, 3 tenant

-\houses, deep well, woods, pasture, 2

1-2 mi. Leesburg, 1-4 mi. from paved
road. Write if interested. G. C. Smith,
Adel, Ga. 8th St. :
Secluded, but accessible, a 450 A.
fertile, well watered stock or dairy
farm with RR, hard road, electric
power and water power near bv. 100
A. stumped, bal. in pasture and timber
and nearly all the place under wire
fence. Hunting fishing and boating. 8
A. necan. srove. 2 story barn. 8 room
dwelling, 2 tenant and several out-
houses. E. E. Bishop, Thomasville, Ga.
RFD 3. :
1325 A. Calhoun county, 20 mi. from
Albany, Colonial home, flowing artes-
-ian well, new barn with metal roof. 11
tenant houses. Improvements over
$10.000. 700 A.*choclate loam soil open;

- also 250 A. 25 mi. from Atlanta in

fy

- school, and consolidated

Rockdale county on Bankhead high-
way. Chocolate loam soil, 2 pastures, 2
branches, and good bottom lands.
Main house, barns and tenant houses.
1 mi: to school, churches. Rent cheap
to acceptable tenants. Mrs. Helen
Grossman, Atlanta, Ga. 1150 E. North
Ave.

2 horse farm for rent, 1 1-2 mi. high
school, and
churches. Pasture rights for cows and
hogs allowed. $300 per vr. for 1 or 5
yrs. Large Colonial dwelling and bis
barn and 2 farm houses. Write. W.
B. Cader, Mt. Vernon, Ga.

9 or 3 horse farm for rent, 900 lbs.

lint cotton for 3 horse farm; 600 for 2

horse. Av. land, common 4 room hovse

good barn, plenty of water, on public

_ road, 3 mi. RR station. on mail route



and school and bus line. Plenty of
churches and schools. Mrs. T. J. Wil-
liams. Matthews, Ga. Rt. 1. :

2 horse farm to Jet on 50-50 basis to
party who can furnish himself and
move self. for 1931. No whiskey head
need avplv. S. H. Hardeman, . Stone
Mtn, Ga. RFD 3.

Have 2 farms for rent to acceent-
able tenants: 1 is 1325 acres, with 709
A. chocolate leam soil. onen, in Cal-
houn county, 20 mi. Albanv. Has a
Colonial home, flowing artesian well,
new barn with metal roof, and 11 ten-
ant houses. Has improvements on it
costing over $10,000.00. The other
farm is 250 A. 25 mi. from Atlanta in

hograising. E. B. Aycock, Tallapoosa,



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MARKET BULLETIN

Rockdale county on Bankhead High-
way. Chocolate loam soil, 2 pastures
and 2 branches, and good bottom
lands. Main house, barns and ten-
ant houses. 1 mi. to school -and
churches. Will rent both places cheap
to good tenants. For terms commun-
icate with: Mrs. Helen Grossman, At-
lanta, Ga. 898 Rosedale Road.

2 horse farm for rent. For particu-
lars, write, or see: T. E, Ragsdale,
Homer, Ga. Rt. 1, for J!) WwW. J. Lord,
Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.

2 horse crop for rent for 1931. Land
lying well, easily cultivated. Good
for cotton, corn, potatoes, peas and
other No. Ga. products. Extra good
5 room house, good barn and other
out-bldgs. 8 mi. N. W. of. Ball Ground
1 mi. to -school, church and_= store.
Tenant to furnish stock and tools and
finance self. Prefer Christian family

that now lives in No. Ga. See me at]

one. Manson Miller,
Gant. 3:

Farmland near Atlanta. Suitable
for truck growing or gen. farming. E.
S. Heath, Scottdale, Ga.

110 A. in Taliaferro county. .Place
wired in for cattle, plenty of Bermuda
pasture ang running water. Bldg. in
bad repair. Lease for 5 to 50 yrs. $100
per year. J. T. Overton, Perry, Ga.

252 A. farm in Lincoln county,
splendid grey soil, fine pasture, with
creek running through place and
plenty of wood for use. 2 tenant
houses, barn and well. On highway,
with. school bus passing every day.
Store convenient. Will rent for 4 bales
of midling lint cotton of 50 lbs. each,
ang with privilege of, buying if suited.
Mrs. H. F. Neal, St. Simons Island, Ga.
Box 49.

Want a good*tenant for 1931. Must
be first class in every respect, with
force enough to tend and gather 4
horse farm; good land, near good
schools ang churches, 3 1-2 mi. from
town. Would consider selling. As
good land as there is in the county.
W. H. Howell, Brooklet, Ga.

50 A. farm, 4 mi. from Auburn, Bar-
row county, known as the Howell
Parker Place. Land, house and out-
houses, in good cond. Standing rent
or 3rd and 4th; also farm of 48 A.
known. as Pat McGuffie Place, 4
miles Stone Mtn. in Gwinnett county.
Write owner. Mrs. Paul F. Vose, Mon-
roe, Ga.

Splendid 3 plow farm about 2 mi,
from a progressive small town on rail-
road, ang an excellent school and sev.
churches. W. H. Mitchell, Barhesville,
Ga.

Good 2 horse farm in Gilmer county.
House, big pasture, best water in the
world, etc. Party must be able to
finance self. Dont write unless you
mean strictly business J. N. Parker,
Conyers, Ga. : ae

2 goog 2 horse farms, adjoining, 14
mi. south of Macon, in Houston coun-
ty, on highway and G. S. and F. RR.
Both farms have plenty of wood and
pasture lands in addition. School truck
passes door. $175. each. Apply: C. D.
Vinson, Atlanta, Ga. 72 Anniston Ave.
S. E., or to J. W. Vinson, Macon, Ga.
2210 Second St.

First class farmer to furnish 3: to 5
mules and tractor, 16 mi. cotton ,corn,
truck crop; 6 room house and large
barn, 20 X 40 ft. laying house. 75 to
100 acres. $300 per year. Standing
rent. Owner is thinking of opening;
raising hogs next yr. If not exp. do
not apply. W. J. C. Hodges, Atlanta,
Ga. 996 Washita Ave.

300 A goog land, 8 room house, good
pasture ang barn, 3 tenant houses
about. 6 M. peach trees, well of good
water. About 1 mi. south of Hillsboro
on highway No. 11 Good school and
churches. Write if interested. Mrs. C.
L. Goolsby, Hillsboro, Ga.

If you have stock and tools and are
willing to work, get in touch with me
at once. Outstanding proposition for
bal. of year and 1931. Samuel B.
Shearer, Bridgeboro, Ga. Rt. 1. ms

Want To Rent F avrit

Want to rent a small 1 horse farm
with some good bottoms, with good
house, pasture, etc. Close to school
and church. Halves or 3rd and 4th.
Prefer Northeast Ga. Can furnish
ref. J. M. Pressly, Doraville, Ga.

Want 30 acres or more, with good
house for 1931. Hither standing rent
or 8rd and 4th. D. H. Heath, Wray,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Want to cultivate 2 horse farm for
1931 on 50-50 basis. Plenty of help

Ball Ground,





(do not have to hire a pennys -worth

of help for work). Want good house
and land, and would appreciate deal-
ing with man who regards his word.
J. P. Thompson, Plains, Ga.
Want to rent 35 A. in cotton and 20
A. in corn. 50-50, basis. Prefer crop in
North Ga, Farmed all my life. 10 in
family; 8 able to do good work. R. M.
Elvridge, Cedartown, Ga. RFD 6,

Want to rent a 2 horse farm for

/1931, nice house and bldgs. good, level

rich lard. Want to rent. 2 good mules
and tools, and want place where
I man depend on staying for more
than 1 yr: near Macon preferred;
convenient to school and church.
Would consider truck farming on
halves. Am now trucking. Will fur-
nish self. Wish to move early in fall,
so as to get fall.garden in. Leon Hol-
loman, Lorane, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to lease good farm for 2 to 5
yrs. suitable for hog raising and gen.
farming. Will lease hogs and cattle if
already on farm, B. EF. Whisnant,
benox: Ga Rts.

Want to rent 2 or 3 horse farm near
Atlanta or Rome, Ga. with good pas-
ture, house, barns, etc. D. W. Jarrett,
Byronville, Ga ;

Want to rent small farm well locat-

ed, fully equipped with 2 good mules,
plenty of good farming implements,
feed, etc. Ready to work. No objec-
tions to milch cows, hogs, and chick-
ens. Want good house, water; near
good grade roads, church and ,school,
in a healthy location. Prefer north of
Atlanta. Must be cheap; rent to be
paid October 30th and December 30th.
Want to rent from good man for 5
yrs. Can furnish A-1 ref. J. A. Kell,
Shannon, Ga Box 381.
. Want to rent small dairy-farm, eq-
uipped for Grade A milk. Must be lo-
cated near both wholesale and retail
eS T. T. Blasingame, Butler, Ga.
R ;

little land near town, not over 30 mi.
south of Atlanta. Reasonable. Mrs.
een, Atlanta, Ga. 375 Holderness
Ss

Want small 1 horse crop for 1931.
Party to furnish stock and _ tools.
Share basis. Would like to raise poul-
try on shares.Prefer between Gaines-
ville and Atlanta. Can move self at

Ga.

Want a two horse farm for 1931.
Standing rent, or on halves. Good
land and house. Prefer near Fitz-
gerald, Ocilla or Tifton. Can furnish
good ref. 3 only in family. C..W. Pow-
ell, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want farm on share basis for 1931,
with chance to raise cattle, hogs and
poultry, also cotton, if party wants it.
Go anv place in the State, Rex McIn-
vale, Reynolds, Ga. RFD 3.

Want to rent a good 1 horse cron
for standing rent. Preferably in
Brooks Count. Thos. Cartledge, Pavo,
GaORt 2:

Want to rent (or will buy) 1 horse
farm for 1931, in either Brooks, Col-
auitt, Cook or Lowndes County. Floyd
J. Story, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to rent small farm near Cus-
seta, Ga. J. W. Thompson, Shellman,
Ga. RFD 3.

Want to rent (or buy) from owner,
30 or 40 A. good land, close to Atlanta
(East Atlanta, preferred); some hbot-
tom land and woods, good pasture
with running water; good 5 or 6 room
house, barn and out-bldgs. on rural
route, or just off highway. With priv-
ilege of buying if suited. Mrs. Kattie
Simms, Sunny Side, Ga.

Want to rent small farm near At-
Janta for 1931. L. F. Hatchett; Haral-

son. Ga.
Want good 1 horse farm for 1931,
good land, good house, water con-

venient to school and would prefer on
highway... Write at once describing
vlace fully and amount of rent. Thos.
M. Edmonds, Amity, Ga.

Want to rent house with small san-
dv soil farm for bal. of this year, and
next. at $3 to $5 monthly, with, wnod

Want to rent (or will buy) for a
term of vears about 10 acres of land
with small house: Prefer with flowing
well, but must have good supply of
water. Will make improvements if
rental is low enough. Write location
and full details. George Smith, Au-
gusta, Ga. Box 509.

Want to rent a good 1 horse farm on
halves for 1931 with goog man that can
furnish steady work, or can finance.
Must be good land, house, water and
stock. Prefer between Cobbtown to
Tifton. Would go to work at once .on
farm for wages until the first of year.
6 in family. Write what you have.



Ritharg Owen, Hazlehurst, Ga.




Want to rent small, neat house with.

once. J. R. Lindsey, Indian Springs;



LT Valdosta, Ga.

PAGE SEVEN

Want to rent about 30 acres on 50-50

basig with party who can give me work
when not busy in my crop. Would like
to move at once, to help gather cot-
ton ang corn. Must move me and will
be repaid after I get to work. L. K.
Sandell, Kensington, Ga. RFD 2.

Want party to furnish farm, fully
equipped with stock and tools, also
goog bldgs. who will supply me with
plenty of hogs and cattle, anq chickens
if desired, and will do as much farm-
ing as nossible. All on share basis, ~
There are 3 in family. Will make the
right man some money. Prefer close
to market, so can do some truck farm-
ing.
Haden, Columbus, Ga. 302, llth St.

Want to rent a 2 horse or 4 horse
farm that will make both corn and
cotton; with good house, barn and
pasture, running water, and _ prefer
along RR from Elberton to Toccoa.
Would prefer renting from 3 to 10 yrs.
or with privilege of buying. Must he
g00q stuff. Can give good ref.
Hester, Adairsville; Ga. \

Want place to farm for its upkeep
and taxes for at least 3 yrs. Plenty of

wood, water and orchd. R. M. Fowler,

Thomson, Ga. ;

Bail

Write full particulars.: Ac L.

Want to lease for a term of years _

with option to purchase, farm of 400 or

500 acres. About 200 acres of good land

in cultivation, bal. in, pasture and
woodland. Well. watered and near a
shipping point. Suitable for live stock

farm. A. S. Gemmill, Atlanta, Ga,

Box 13, Station A.

Want to rent with privilege of buy-
ing, or trade a nice home near Atlanta,
for a small farm within 20 mi. Atlanta.
Prefer Cobb county,
Marietta car line.
tion, price and terms in first letter. S.

L. Hartsfield, Atlanta, Ga. Rt. 7, Box

195.

furnished. Prefer within 50 or 60 miles ie

of Columbus, Ga. Elvey C. Ward, Col-
umbus, Ga. RFD 1. =
Want 30 or 40 acres good land close
to Hahira or Valdosta, with good
house and barn, and possibly farm
implements, with option to buy. W. J.
Peele, Valdosta, Ga. 204 W. Anne St.
Want to rent or lease with privilege
of buying, 12 to 25 A. of good farm
land, fairly good house and barn. Pre-
fer small pasture with running water,
near Griffin or Hampton, within a
mile or two. of highway. Can finance
self. J. T. Holt, Cordele, Ga. RFD 3.
Want good farm, 500 A. with 2 or 3

within mile of
Give full descrip-

horse farm-open, bal..in timber suit-

able for sawing and other purposes.
Prefer in or near Vaughn section, or
Brooks, Ga.

taxes or improvements for 2 or 3 yrs.
J, O. Wood, Griffin Ga. Box 38. a

Want good 3 horse farm on 50-50



Give full particulars in
first letter. Would like to rent for the

basis for 1931. Moving in early fall of 2

1930. Good house plenty of out-bldgs.
and good level land, near good town:
Macon or Atlanta, or other good mar-

ket. Furnish self; party to furnish 2

good mules, feed, and farm tools.
Dont answer unless the land is good.
Leon Holloman, Lorane, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to lease for term of years a
farm suitable for poultry, cattle and
hog raising.. Must have
bldgs. or timber to build same. Give
full description in first letter. Must be

on, or hear Highway. M. L. Harde- ay

man, Athens, Ga. Rt. 3. C-o Harde-
mans White Leghorn Farm.

Want to rent 2 horse farm in So.
Ga. on 50-50 basis. Life time experi-
ence in farmin>. T. D. May, Atlanta,
Ga. 944 Bankhead Ave.

Want truck farm of 25 acres near
Jonesboro on halves; n several differ-
ent kinds of truck crops. Good deal of
exp. Farmed practically
Y. Martin, 737 West
Quillie St. ;

Want farm on halves for 1931. Also
want job gathering this yrs. crop. 25
yrs. old, wife and 2 small children.
Do not smoke. drink, nor chew (nor
other bad habits), and am a good
worker. Prefer So. Ga.L. D. Daniel.
Thomaston, Ga. 464 No. Main St.

Griffin, Ga.

sufficient .

life time, 4
State what you have to offer. Andrew 4

Want a good truck farm with good

man to work on shares. Born and
reared on farm in Jackson county,
and have farmed all my life. Honest,
hard -worker, and ref. No market
here for trucking, reason, for wishing
to get settled elsewhere. Charlie Ed-
wards, Maysville, Ga. RFD 2. :
Want to rent small farm, good land,
house and barns and possibly farm
implements, near Hahira, or Valdosta,
and with option to buy. Mrs. Mamie
204 West Ann

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Wanted To Rent Farms

Want to rent 1 horse sandy soil
farm near school, or on school bus
line, not over 50 mi. from Columbus.
Must have comfortable house of 3 or
large rooms and _ possession
September ist. Will pay cash rent
monthly. Elvey C. Ward, Columbus,
Ga. RFD 1.

Want to rent 1 horse farm for
_ standing rent, good land, bldgs. etc.
near Atlanta If suitable will lease for

5 yrs. or more, at reasonable rent..
Prefer half bottoms land, or at least
some bottoms. J. H. Turner, Winston,
i Pace. RED 2.

Want to hear from party that has

a small farm to rent; want 25 or 30
acres in cultivation. Would like to
rent for 5 yrs. J. A. Scott, Norcross,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to rent a good 4 horse crop
with 3 good houses and pasture and
good water on 50-50 basis. 4 good
mules to be furnished, also good tools,
etc. Somewhere between Oakwood and
_ Atlanta. State what you have to offer.
S. J. Elrod, Oakwood, Ga.

Want 15 or 20 cow dairy and a 2
horse farm for 1931 on 50-50 basis,
near Atlanta. Have had exp. and can
give ref. J. E. Dobbs,Logansville, Ga.
RFD 4. Ss

- Want to lease for a number of years
3 with privilege of buying, farm of not
less than 100 acres of cultivated land,
or over 200, suitable for tractor farm.
_ Have to be furished the first year.
Prefer not over 25 mi. Atlanta. Best of
ref. Hard worker. State what you have
i offer. J. A. Brooks, Georgetown,
a.

Want to rent a good farm for 1931,
Standing rent, or I to furnish stock
and tools and owner furnish lan
guano, and go 50-50. Can furnish self.
Must be good land, with a pasture. al-
so a good house. State what you have
in first letter. J. S. McCrary, Cordele,
Ga. Rt. B.

Want to rent for 1931 a good 1 or 2

_.horse farm. Preferably So. Ga. in to-

bacco belt. 1-2 share crop,\in gen.
farming with 4 or 5 acres of tobacco.
Life time exp. in North Carolina in
tobacco culture, gathering and grad-
ing. Have 5 boys, 3 large enough to
work in-tob. L. E. Turner, Manchester,

Ga. Box 133.

Want. a light 1 horse crop on 50-50
basis, and a good location for a black-
smith shop, for 1931. Write J. E. Dav-
is, Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 1.

- Want to rent a 3 or 4 horse farm
for next year; good land, house room
for 5 bedsteads, and that doesnt leak:
plenty of out-bldgs. good fence; and
settlement near school, with a genod
agreeable owner. Rent on _ halves
Landowner to furnish stock and tools,
and get provisions. 10 in family.

White. If cant furnish all this, dont

answer. Rey. Ellis Holton, Soperton,

Ga Rt :

Want to rent or lease for 3 to 5 yrs.
or longer, 2 horse farm of good land
near Griffin or Hampton,*with a good
- house, barn and pasture, near high-

way, with 1 or 2 tenant houses. J: T.

Holt, Cordele, Ga. Rt. 3.

4 Want to rent a farm with good. de-
~ pendable man, who will furnish stock
supplies and cultivator. Self and
grown: son to work . Consider raisine

some hogs and a few cows. Want
place where can make some money for

- gelf and owner. Would like to set Jo-
_ cated at once, so can plant a fell gar-
den. M. A. Morris, Fitzgerald, Ga.
RFD 3.

Want good farm on 50-50 basis
somewhere near Atlanta. Good stock
and tools to he furnished and nav for

_ fertilizer in the fall. J. L. Langley, Li-
thonia, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want to lease a good farm for 2 t
5 yrs. suitable for hoe raisine an-

gen farming. Woulg lease hogs anc

cattle if already on farm. B. E. Whis-

nant, Lenox. Ga. Rt. J.

Want small farm in Wilcox or Doolv
county, preferably farm been laying
out, and must be near school.
_ open land, 3 room house or larger. J.

_ T. Overton, Perry, Ga.

~ Want to rent a small farm near At-

lanta, on paved hiehway not over 15

mi. out. Must be rich land and prac-

tically level. If suitable. will buy. R.

J. Waver, Atlanta, Ga. Care Gen. Del.
Want to rent 2 horse farm for 1931,

on 50-50 basis.

good house, with 5 or 6 rooms, good



oe Ga.
3

Womack, Jr.
Want to

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MARKET BULLETIN

to furnish land, guano and seed and
go. 50-50. Ref. of desired. E. L. Dixon,
Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 1~Box 104.

Car Lots

CATTLE FOR SALECar Lots
4 cars of steers and heifers, for sale.
T. J, Miller, Dawson, Ga. RFD.

3 carloads of steers, wt. from 400 to
700 lbs. to be shipped any time the
buyer wants them, between Sertember
1st and November lst. S. C. Ingram,
Talbotton, Ga.

HAY FOR SALECar Lots
1car load of peanut vine hay, good
cond. For information, write. D. M.
Dismukes, Graves, Ga.

Farms For Rent

1-2 acre corner lot and bldgs. for
rent 2 miles from town, 1 mi. paved
road. Bldg. has been used for shop;
can be used for garage, grist mill, or
anything in busienss. Will give 5 yrs.
lease. Write or come see. Miss Clara
V. Nesbir, Norcross, Ga. RFD 2 Box 18.

2 or 3 horse farm for rent, 900 Ibs.
lint cotton for 3 horse farm, 600 lbs. for
2 horse. Av. land common. 4 room
house. Good barn ,plenty of water; 3
mi} to station, on public road, rural
route ang school bus line: churches
and school near. Mrs. T. J. Williams,











| Matthews, Ga. Rt. 1.

Some of the best farms in the State,
for rent ranging from 100 acres to 3
M acres. Located in most any section
of the state. Frank H. Gree, Mgr. At-
lanta Trust Co., Atlanta, Ga. 220-23
Atlanta Trust Co. Bldg.

A good 7 room house ang 15 acres
of good land, good pasture, well located
on the Dixie Highway convenient to
schools ang churches, 1 mi. Jonesboro.
Can furnish more land with place if
necessary. See. F. M. McCurdy, Jones-
boro, Ga. :

Farm Help Wanted

Want family of 2 to 5 to gather crop
of cotton. Good section to live in.
House ready to be lived in the 10th of
September, or before; also want a mid-
dle aged woman of good reputation to
live as one of family ang assist with
gen. farm work. 1 mi. of Adairsville. J,
L.. White, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1. _

Want force to run 2 plows for 1931.
Can use hands now to gather crop. E.
W. Anderson, Thomasville, Ga. Rt. 5.

Want a good, sober white man with
a family to go shares with me in a 9
horse crop for 1931. L. C. Goodwin,
Abbeville, Ga.

Wanted To Rent Farms

Desire te-lease with privilege of buy-
ing after the first or second yr. 100 to
500 acres land between Atlanta and
Macon on Central Ry. Price ang terms
must be satisfactory. Harry Long,
Suwanee, Ga.

Want to lease for 5 yrs. farm suit-
able for dairy, poultry, and gen. farm-
ing. Must have modern dwelling
house anq plenty of good out-bldgs.
outside of city limits, but not over 3
miles. Yearly cash rent. Near Atlan-
ta, or Macon. Any acreage from 30 to
Be acres.. Clyde M. Stover, Reeves,

ae . \

Want a 1 horse crop on 50-50 hasis,
and woman like to move af once. Want
to plant fall crop to sell this wnter.
Can give references.











50 A.

Must be good land.

pasture, near school and church. W.

na, Ga. RFD 2. Care W. P. Jackson.
Want to rent a good truck farm,
year Atlanta on. 50-50 basis. 4 in fam-
ly, 2 boys: 15 and 17 yrs. Have life exp.
om farm. Good ref. If you have good
and, write ana Ill come see. J. R.
Thornton, Ringgold, Ga. RFD 1.
Want to rent a small farm with a 5
or 6 room dwelling and other necessary
bldgs. close to Atlanta on good road,
and near good school. Must be reason-
able. Woulg consider buying, after Ist
vear. Describe fully: and state terms
clearly. Mrs. Alma Hancock, Atlanta,
Ga. 684, Tifton St. N. W. :
Want to rent a good 3 horse crop on
| halves. Must be good stock good land
house ang water, also must be able to
Skotch for me, and not be afraid to
use soda ang fertilizer. Dont write
unless you mean business. Grady L.
Fraser, Cedartown, Ga. Rt. 2.
Want to rent 1 horse farm on 50-50

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E. Jenson, Smyr- |

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ing, per within 12 or 15 mi. Atlanta.
W. Archie Womack, Doraville, Ga.

Want 2 horse crop on shares. With
cultivator. Will plant 8 or 10;acres in
tobacco. Must be close to school route,
in Tift county. E. A. McCorvey, Ala-
paha, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to get in touch with a good
man interested in gen. market garden-
ing, 1 that has plenty of real good
land and 1 good work mule, located

near Valdosta or Nashville, or some

other good market. Want plenty of
good domestic fertilizer and farm tools.
I to give said man 3 and 1-2 days of

my time for my board and washing;
the other half of my time to be put in

Market Gardening, and land-owner to
furnish seed and plants. This to be on
50-50 basis. Grow any and all kinds of
marketable produce. Will hire to.such
man for $20 mo. James F. Lang, Pear-
son, Ga.

Positions Wanted

Want job on peach orchard for 1931.
9 yrs. exp. Can do most anything
with gas, eng. or steam. Have some
exp. in ginning. Write or come see
and state what you have. Have wife
and 2 children. C. C. Presley, Con+
cord, Ga. RFD 1. |

Young man with small family wants
job as wage hand for rest of year and
next yr. Prefer dairy. Have had some
exp. But will take place on farm. J.
C. Daniel, Alapaha, Ga. C-o , W. H.
Darmany.

An exp. truck grower wants to hear
from someone in So. Ga. that will
move and furnish living expenses,
until I can get something ready to
market. Want good screened house
and good water, near good school. C.
L. Newsome, Matthews, Ga.

Married man with family, to over-





see a farm for 1931. Have had life

exp. Lived on farm all life. J. H. Pip-
pin, Round Oak, Ga.

Want job on farm. Can do any

' Post; Thomaston, Ga.



Thursday, August 14, 1930.

kind of farm work. 5 in family, all
strong and able to work. Will have to
be moved, but am willing to pay it
back out of wages. Write what you
have, Also would like to have farm
for 1931. Mrs. Hassil Hollis, Eatonton, ,
Ga. Rt. 2. ioe
Exp. nurseryman, small. family, 2
oldest large enough to help work, de-
sires work of any kind. Preferably
nursery,as have had 20 yrs. exp. in
this. Can propagate ad grow most any |
kind of shrubbery with fair success in
all my. work. Also understand farm-~
in. References. Start any day. Unless
vou mean business, dont answer. A. L..

Want place as overseer on an 8 to.
10 horse farm for remainder of 1930
or for 1931. Honest, sober, hard work-
er. Can control labor. Drive any mod-
el Ford truck. Wife-and self only. H.
R. Hall, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 1. C-o S. L.
Morris. . ee:
30 yr. old man with wife and 2
small children; wants job as repair
man on trucks, tractors, and other
farm machinery, or aS overseer of cot,
ton and tobacco farm, Would consi
er job on dairy or gen. farm at r
sonable wages. Would like to trade
with party to run an_ evaporator
for several acres of cane this fall.
Vernon B. Brown, Hartsfield, Ga. Rt.
is :
Want at once position in dairy or
ice cream plant. Life time exp. Can
drive any make of car or truck. L. A
Moye, Wrightville, Ga. vis

Want overseer job for a 10 or 12
acre farm. Can give good ref. Life
time exp. on farm. Strictly sober
Would prefer between , and
Athens, but wont be particular about
this.. Write what you have. B. E. Jor-.
dan, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want job with good Christian peo-
ple to raise chickens, ~and help with
cows, garden and flowers. Can drive
any make car and can give the best of
ref. Am a widow, and would consider
a good home and small wages. Mrs
Janie Williams, Fairburn, Ga. Rt. 2.





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business.

cotton bagging instead of jute.

and peanuts.

can market.

deplorable.

to the ground.

good.





st 12 F990, 2

THE MEETING OF THE COMMISSION-
ERS OF AGRICULTURE OF THE |
COTTON GROWING STATES

(Continued from page one)

Another point recommended unanimously by the Commissioners |
was for the fertilizer factories that are now placing;orders for fer- |

tilizer sacks to give orders for cotton sacks.

Another thing that we requested Congress to do was to pass _
the net weight bill, for the buying and selling of cotton.
ent you are paying for the gross weight, but all large buyers, when
they make a price count on*30 pounds for tare. :
7 or 8 more pounds to the bale than cotton bagging. With this net |
weight bill passed, ginners and farmers would be encouraged to,use |

The main thing we need however, isa high tariff on jute-
_ will make it cost more than cotton. [
on jute then the people who buy bags, bagging, etc., will buy cotton, |
for after all it is a stronger and better fibre. LL tey
Another thing that the Commissioners were interested in was
petitioning Congress to free the Philippine Islands.
in our possession now around 34 years.
etable oils that are imported into this country from the Philippine
Islands duty free, are the cause of the cheap prices of cotton seed
Should we free the Philippine Islands then we could
place a high duty on vegetable oils and cotton seed and peanuts
would bring a price commensurate with other articles on the Ameri-

I received a letter this morning requesting me to call attention
to the fact that the farmers should pack good heavy bales of cotton. |
The Federal and State estimates are always given on gin run bales.
When you have light bales of course the ginnings are larger than
where you have good heavy bales.
gain anything on your bagging and ties by having small bales so
mash down on the scales and give them some good heavy bales.

Reports from Virginia, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louisiana, and
sections of North Carolina and Texas on the drought situation were
The blue grass is dead in Kentucky and Tennessee.
This is their money crop in those States, the blue grass pastures.
Providence has taken these away from these poor people.
sections crops are gone entirely and these blue grass fields-are brown
In a few isolated sections we have had unfavorable
seasons but on the whole, seasons in Georgia this year have been
Do not waste your feed crops. ;
the time to save your feed is when you have it.
while your feed crops are plentiful,
up in the picture next spring. .

Thig will stimulate |

At pres- |

Jute bagging weighs

at
When we have this high tariff.

c



They have been
Coconut oil and other veg-

At present prices you do not

In some |



My wife once told me tha
Practice this now
Corn and hay are going to be