Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1930 October 23

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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1930.

NUMBER 46,







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Tobacco Cooperative Association



On October 9th, representatives of the Federal Farm Board, the
Georgia State College of Agriculture and the Southeastern Agricultural
Cooperative Consolidated, and of the railroads, met in my office to
discuss plans for organizing a Tobocco Cooperative Association in
Georgia.

Hon. Frank Lever, former Congressman from South Carolina and
co-author of the Smith-Lever Bill, was also here, representing the
Federal Farm Board.

We had quite a lengthy meeting. Plans were discussed by every-
body in the room, except Frank Lever. He sat by me for two hours
and a half and I could not get. him to open his mouth.

The representatives of the Federal Farm Board insisted that in
organizing a cooperative association we would have to plainly instruct
the farmers that they could not join with the sole expectation of get-
ting hieher prices. In other words, the representatives*of the Federal
Farm Board stated that cooveratives were formerly organized with a

~ monopolistic idea in view. They stated also, with the sanction of most
- of the others in the room, that this was the wrong idea. They finally
- poiled it down to the statement that the advantages of cooperatives
were educational, that they would teach us to grow better crops, grade
them better and orderly market them by putting all the crop in one
big pile and carrying it through the same channels of trade.

Mr. Tom Linder and I answered this argument with the following
illustrations:

We stated that they had cooperated the mules of the Southeast and
Missouri in Atlanta. If any farmer doubts this let him come to Atlanta
in December or in January and h will think that all the mules in the
country are here in the stock yards. I know that you can buy mules
cheaper in Atlanta, Georgia, than you can buy them on the farms of
Tennessee, Kentucky and Missouri. I have tried this personally and
have found that you can buy a mule at the stock yards in Atlanta from
25 to 50 dollars cheaver a\head than you can buy them on the farms
where they are raised. : ;

' ee not the cooperating of mules in one place depressed the price
of mules? ! eo

Have they cooperated wheat? If they have not, they have led us
people in the South to believe that they have by the expenditure of
millions of dollars. Wheat has been going down ever since the great

agitation to cooperate it began.

They have also been making a good many efforts toward cooperat-

ae ing cotton, not only here in Georgia but in other states of the cotton

belt. Since the Federal Farm Board has been assisting with this, cotton
has gone down every week. I suppose that they have been grading it
properly and teaching us a good deal about better staple by this co-
operation. I cannot agree with them that they have been marketing
cotton orderly. ; : BSE

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Last week at the cotton meeting in New Orleans, Mr. EB. F. Creek-
more, General Manager of the American Cotton Cooperative Associa-

' tion, announced that The Cooperative organization intends to use the

cotton futures market for hedging purposes for protection of the price
and basis of the cotton. ye Z

I cannot get anything out of this statement but this: That they
will sell the cotton to the manufacturer and take the money and gamble |
with it on the cotton exchange. Chairman Legge stated at the meeting
at Milledgeville in the spring that the cooperatives had been doing this
and the Federal Farm Board had advanced about. $5,000,000 to pay
up the debts they owed to the cotton brokers. At that time, Chairman
Legge, in answer to my question, stated that they would not be guilty
of it any more.-

I suppose that Chairman Legge heard what the Manager of this giant
cotton cooperative said in New Orleans and hecertainly must be giving
this his support. - : {

This statement of Mr. Creekmore was published in the papers of
Tuesday, October 14th.

This is nothing but the Government backing up the Board in
gambling in cotton and doing it with the taxpayers money. Gambling
in cotton can defeat the law of supply and demand and it is doing it.
It was bad enough when private individuals were allowed to sell cotton
on the cotton exchange when they did not have it but when a branch
of our Government selis cotton that is not in existence it is inexcusable. ~

To get back to the original subjectat the meeting here in the
office on Octoper 9th, we finally decided to call meetings for the pur-
pose of discussing the question of organizing a tobacco association at
Tifton on October 29th, at Waycross on October 30th, and at Savan-
nah on October 31st. :

If we can perfect a tobacco association in Georgia that is organized
strong enough to refuse to plant tobacco unless they can contract so
ee per pound, per grade, it will help the farmers who grow the |
obacco. BS

If we cannot get such an organization as this perfected and or-
ponited we will help everybody that handles the tobacco except the
armer. rise

There is no competition among the buyers of tobacco and if an

organization is to benefit the man who grows the tobacco it must con-. ~

trol what he sells on a definite price per grade per pound before it is
planted.

The State Devartment. of Agriculture will have a representative ats NX

all of these meetings and we hope that we can perfect an organization |
that will be strong enough to carry out. this plan.

EUGENE TALMADGE.
October 21, 1930. : ee



MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Oct. 21, 19380. Always subject to variation _

Macon
$1.66

Atlanta

Sweet Potatoes, new, 100 Ibs...... $1.25
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100 lbs... 2.50
Eegs, Ga. Extra, doz 3
Eggs, Standard, doz

Eggs, Ga. trade, doz.

Esgs, Yard Run, doz

Staes. 1 n ee 2
PIOUS, 1 Sees cetera Bos ates oe
RGOSbCLS HO: ke eae
Friers, Ib.

Ducks, Ib.

Geese, lb.

Turkeys, 1b.

Canons lbe2 ee

Field Peas, mixed, bu. .....

Field Peas, not mixed, bu

Country butter, Best Table, Ib. ..
Country Butter. Cooking, lb

Corn Meal, 96 lbs

Augusta
$2.00

Savannah Columbus Valdosta
$1.60





Baby Chick for Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eggs Wanted -_--- Nar es Ss
Eggs for Sale
Live Stock for Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Ga. Products for Sale
Ga. Products Wanted 6
Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted
Jants for Sale
Plants Wanted

Seed for Sale

Seed Wanted

ee Farm Help Wanted
40 4 Positions Wanted
30 30 Car Lots

2.25 2.25

$1.25

+.30













Hogs Sold During Week Beginning October 13, at Cooperative Sales Brought from 8.00 to 8.35 per cwt., Basis No. 1.

No. 1 Grade Spanish Peanuts $70.00 per ton, F. O. B. most Georgia Shipping Points.





















- cock, common stock, $5.

Poultry For Sale

ANCONAS
3 pullets and 3 cockerels, April hatch
Anconas, 75c ea. FOB. Cuthbert L.





_ Rogers, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 4 Box 13.

i BANTAMS
- Bantam hens and roosters, 50c each.
ens are now laying and are all young
stock. C. H. Overby, Columbus, Ga.
22 11th St.

Golden Sebrights, hens and cocks,
$1.50 each, or 2 hens and 1 cock, $4.
_Mrs.-H. W. Law, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3.

Sev. trios of Buff Cochins, $4.50 a
trio; also this yrs. pullets and cock-
erels, $1 each; 2 pr. Black Red, Old
English game, $3.50 pr; 3 good Golden
Sebright cocks, $2 each; 1 Partridge
Cochin cock, $2; 6 hens, 2 cockerels, 1
Correspond-
ence a pleasure. Geo. Austin, At-
lanta, Ga. 356 Moreland Ave. N. E.

6 pure bred Jap. Silkie hens, now lay-
- ing, $12, or $3 each if taken singly.
Mrs. F. lL. Baker, Macon, Ga. Bloom-
field Road.
_ r. Black Bantams, nearly grown
_ (rooster has been crowing a good while
and pullet will soon be laying), $1.25
for pr. also have-l grown rooster, 1 1-2
to 2 yrs. old, 75c; 1 black and white
rooster, half grown, 50c. All FOB.
Money order only. Miss Emily Harri-
son, Bolingbroke,. Ga.

A few genuine Buff Cochin cockerels,
$1.50 each. O. H. Wright, Atlanta, Ga.,
412 Peters Bldg

BARRED ROCKS
80 fine February 18th hatch, Thomp-
son-Parks, now laying B. R. pullets,
$1.50 each, or exch. for 120 March or
April hatch ourg bred W. L. pullets.
No culls. Also 40 nice mixed pullets,



- Same age as above, $1 each. Ea. to

pay. Exp. ches. Mrs. Geo. D. Jones,
Climax, Ga. Rt. A. Box 25. :

Fine young hens, pure bred Thomp-
son Imp. Ringlet B. R. Well marked,

_ $1.75 each, 6 for $10. Mrs. David Bar-

rett, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1. on

20 pure bred, blood tested Parks

stuain B. R. April and May hatch pul-

_ lets, $1 each. Money order or cash-

iers check with order. W. S. Nor-

ton, Edison, Ga.

Pure bred Thompson Ringlet B. R.
cockerels, February hatch, a few pul-
lets, same strain, $1.50 ea. also 18 mos.
old cock, same as above, $2. All FOB.
Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon, Ga. Rt. 2.
: B, R. pullets and young roosters,
_ April hatch, $1.50 each, FOR. Prize
_ winners, Dinkling Dell strain. Exch.
for Bermuda onion plants, or cabbage
plants, or for same value in pigs of
good stock. Write before sending.
Ernest Rice, Maxeys, Ga. Box 95.

_. March hatch Aristocrat cockerels,
prize strain, $2. each. G. C. Edmond-
son, Temple, Ga.

Ringlet B. R. well marked cockerels,
$1 each, FOB. Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Ry-
dal, Ga.

March and April hatch 2nd direct

___-Thompson cockerels, $1.50 each: 1929

hatch cock,-$2:--3-1928-hatch- cocks,
$1.50 each. All same strain, and FOB.
Cash with order. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks,

Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.

- Pure bred B. R. pullets in lots of 5
~or more, and 1 cockerel, Spring hatch,
_ well marked, $1 each: also- eggs, same

Stock, from mature. hens mated to a
State inspected cock, $1 per 15. Crate
_ to be ret. Mrs. J. T. Holland, Tooms-
boro, Ga.

10 well dev. April hatch B. R. (dark
strain) pullets, $1.25 each, or trade
for mixed, or pure bred hens of large
breed, to eat at 20c lb. or for meat
shoats that are fat now. J. N, Lewis,
Statesboro, Ga.
: Special mated Parks strain B. R.

_ cockerels, 5 mos. old, wt. 5 Ibs. or
more, $1.75 each, or 2 for $3... EDs
Hart, Doyle, Ga.
__ A few choice, pure bred Parks strain
_B. R. cockerels, Reg. Permit No. 47-D-
30. February and March hatch, $2.50
_ ach. Also eggs. Mrs. Orlo D. Thayer,
- Daisy, Ga.
Thompson B.- R. March cockerels,
now ready for service, $1.50 ea. Cash
with order. Mrs. A. J. Collins, De-
morest, Ga. Rt. 1. -

2 Ringlet B. R. early hatch cockerels,
$1.75 each. O. H, Wright, Atlanta, Ga.
412 Peters Bldg. \

Very. fine 1930 Aristocrat
Thompson B.\R. cockerels.
- Holtermans King Rinev er

each; hatching eggs, $2 per $15. Post-
paid. Cash with order. Mrs. N. V.
Parris, Rockmart, Ga.

_ _B.R. from Holtermans 3 Special
~ 1928 pens: 1 very fine Aristocrat cock-.

rel, sired by direct son of Prince Nar-
0 %"; dam of direct King

and
Sire from
$2 to $2.50

pullets and cockerel,



MARKET,

Ringy XI. $5; best 1 yr. closely culled
hens, special best dark Aristocrats, $5
each; a direct son of Holtermans
Prince Narrowbars X; dam, No, 16526.
$12.50. FOB. Cash with order. Mrs.
E. G. Wood, Tifton, Ga Rt. 3.

Reg. stock Parks B. R. Reg. Per.
D2-30. March and April cockerels, $2
and $3 each ;April pullets, $1.50 each;
2 yr. old cocks, $4. Crates to be ret.
Money order. Mrs. John A. Watson,
Graymont, Ga. Rt. 1. :

10 nice B. R. Thompson pullets and
1 rooster, May hatch, ready to lay.
$12.50 for lot. Cash with order. Mrs.
C. S. Bradshaw, Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 1.



BARRED ROCKS AND GAMES

1 rooster and 1 pullets, pure bred
Barred Rock crossed with pure bred
Warhorse Game.
for white beans, free of weevils. Mrs.
H. B. Whitmore, Canton, Ga. Rt. 1.

BUFF WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS

10 Fischel strain W. P. Rock pullets,
12 to 14 weeks old, well dev. from fine
stocks, $4.85. A S. Nash, Smyrna, Ga.
_ 1 coop of 6 White Rock pullets, and
1 rooster, $8.75, Mrs. B. J. Head, Alma,
Ga, :

4 Fischel strain White Rock April
1929 hatch cocks, $2.50 each, or 3 for
$7; 2 March 1929 hatch $2.50 each. A
few hen and pullets, $1.50 each. Exch.
with party near-by for a nice cow.
Miss. Bertha Thornton, Forsyth, Ga.
Box 398. ee

Choice Buff Rocks, sires used in my
flocks from trapnested yards: cock-
erels and cocks, $2 to $4 each; 1929
hens, and 1930 hatch pullets also for
sale. Special price on small lots of 6
pullets and 1 cockerel. Mrs. G. L.
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

3 fine March hatch White Rock,
pure Fischel strain, from 10 and 11 Ib.
blood tested hens, $2 each. Cash with
order. Would exch. the 3 roosters for
6 nice, large W. R. hens.
Wallace, Bowersville, Ga.

; GAMES
10 pure bred dark Cornish game pul-
lets, $1.50 ea. 8 mos. old; roosters, same
age and price; 7 pullets, $1.10 each, 6
mos. old; eggs, $1.25 per 15 del. All
thoroughbred dark Cornish games.
Mrs. 8. E. Shurling, Oconee, Ga.

GIANTS AND LANSHANS |
5 purebred spring hatch J. B. Giant
Marcy _ strain,
$10 FOB for fot. Exch. for a fine Jer-
sey heifer from heavy producers, not
under 8 mos. old. mrs. Nancy Smith,
Soperton, Ga.

Marcy strain J. B. Giant young roos-
ters, $1.50 each, FOB, or exch. for
Bermuda onion plants, or cabbage
plants, or for good stock pigs. Write
before sending. Ernest Rice, Maxeys,
Ga. Box 95.







LEGHORNS
1 pure bred Buff L. rooster, 6 mos.
old, $3; 6 pure bred 5 mos.. old, now
crowning, $1.50 ea. All FOB. Edna
Johnson, Bowdon; Ga. Star Route.
-6 5S. C. W. L. rooters, late spring
hatch, $1 each, or exch. for spring
hatch pullets. Guilford Mauldin,
Rocky Face, Ga. ee.
40 throughbred 18 mos. old Brown
L. hens, good layers, $1.25 each. E.
H. Sherrill, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 2.
17 mos. old, pure bred Tancred hens
and 2 same strain, unrelated cocks,
= for lot. Ralph Ferguson, Winder,
&.
6 S. C. W..L. cockerels, pure bred

-Tancred. 6 mos. old, and 18 mo. old

rooster, $2 each, or $12 for lot. Full of
pep, av. wt. free from insects and beau-
tiful plumage. Mrs. John E. Cable,
Smyrna, Ga. Rt. 2. P

100 W. Leghorns, and 5 roosters, $1
ea. or lot for $100. Mrs. J. S. Berry-
hill, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5 :

25 S C. W. L. 1 yr. old hens, $1.25

each, also 50 Hollywood W. L. March

hatch (well. dev.) $1.25 each. Now
ready for production. Mrs. IL. 4H.
Bryant, Summit, Ga.

About 150 S.C. W. L. 1929 hatch
hens, 90c each, if taken at once.
Please come with truck * and bring
coops. Terns cash. R. N. Wright, Alto,
Ga. On Highway.

50 or 60 W. L. spring hatch pullets,
now laying, $1 each, also same age
cockerels, same price. Mrs. Geo.
Mathew, Martin, Ga. Rt. 3. :

40 Tancred W. L. hens and 3 roost-
ers, $1 each. Well culled, heavy pro-
ducers. D. F. Ogden, Odum, Ga.

75 pure bred Tancred W. L. hens,
1 1-2 yrs. old, almost ready to lay,
healthy, good cond. $1, each. Cash
with order. Customer to pay shipping
Soe. Jewell Q. Davis, Martin, Ga. Rt.

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Mrs: 3: Ls

tin. first
Kings.



| chew, Hoboken, Ga.

BULLETIN |
150 W. L. Tancred now laying Mar.

pullets, $1 each, del. your station. Guy
Allgood, Acworth, Ga.

175 Tom Barron Eng. 8. C. W. L.
March hatch pullets, now laying, $1.25
ea. Cash with order. H. M. Thompson,
Ashburn, Ga. Rt. 4.

1929 hatch cock, direct from Ga.
State College Agri. $1.50. (selling to
prevent inbreeding); 1 cock, 1929
hatch, from prize winners, $1.50; 10
nearly readv to lay Tancred strain
large type birds, $1.25 each; 1 cockerel,
Same strain and size, $1.25. Also
would like to contract with Hatchery
for coming season. Make best offer.
Mrs. L. Slaighten, Powersville. Ga.

25 pure Russell strain Brown L. pul-
lets, $1.25 each, $25 for lot. April hatch.

50 pure bred W. L. hens, in good lay-
ing cond. $1 each, or $40 for lot. Mrs.
B. W. Bevil, Milner, Ga. Rt. 1. :

11 thoroughbred B. L. 1 yr. old hens,
now laying, $1 each, FOB. Mrs. L. G.
Duck, Braselton, Ga.

6 hens and 1 rooster, 18 mos. old,
and 4 pullets, February hatch. Ferris
W. L. $12. J. L. Tanner, Fair Mount,
Ga, RT. a re

200 W. L. April pullets, beginning
to lay, $1 each, or lot for $175. G. N.
Strong, Newnan, Ga. Rt. 5. Box 51. -

15 pure bred Tormahlen Brown L.
June pullets. Mash and grain fed. 60c
each, FOB. Also some nice 18 mos.
old_hens, same strain $1 each. Mrs.
J. B.. Collier, Cochran, Ga. ;

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS

5 White Minorca cockerels, April
hatch, wt. about 6 lbs. and 2 Donald-
son R. I. Red March hatch, 8 lb. cock-
erels. Write for prices. Mrs. C. B.
Nevels, Mouftrie Ga. 500 1st St N. W.

10 Black Minorca, Pape strain pure
bred May pullets and sev. cockerels, $1



each. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia, Ga. :

1 Booth strain White Minorca roos-
ter, $5; 2 yr. old one, $3. Mrs, A. L.
Marchman, White Plains, Ga. 3

PIGEONS FOR SALE ao
_ Flying Homers, mated and banded,
$2 pr. C. H: Overby, Columbus, Ga.
22 -L1st.-St.. a

White Kings, mated, banded,



work-

| ing pr. $1.25. G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga.

lpen, 50 Plymouth Rock Homers.
$1.50 per pr. or 50c each for pen. J.
W. Stephens, College Park, Ga.

100 White Kings for sale or trade. |:

What have you? Tom Richardson,
Palmetto, Ga.

209 White Kings, good ,strong and
working, nearly all mated, others
mating, $2.50 per pr. or the lot for $1
each. C. R. Hancock, Byron. Ga.

In order to make room for ~ other
breeds, am_ offering unusual bargains

class. utility stock. White
Prices $1.50 to $10 per pr. In-
quiries invited. ~ Will also trade for
anything can use. H. .. Smith, At-
lanta, Ga. 963 Dill Ave. S. W. Phone,

West 2585.

Sev. pr. mixed pigeons. good squab
raisers, Muted, vanded and working,
$1 pr. W. C. King, Atlanta, Ga. 868
Beryl St. S. W. Phone, Jackson 1448.

Extra White King breeders, cheap.
Only 25 pr. left. Prefer selling en-
tire lot, but will sell pr. separately.

Parents of these birds cost $5 and $6.

per pr. Make best offer in first letter,
FOB.. Wallace Miller, Jr. Macon, Ga.
171 North Ave.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
A few hens and pullets to party for
raising on halves. Write for further
information. Mrs. L. Slaighten, Pow-
ersville, Ga. : es

About 38 mixed hens, 20c Ib. 4 grown
roosters, 14c lb. 3

young cockerels, 27c
lb. FOB my home or Exp. Office: Make
offer on entire lot. H. I. Martin, Byron-
ville, Ga. Rt. 1. :
Nice, fat hens for table use, weekly
shipments if desired. Make best offer.
Mrs. A. J. Anthony, Midland, Ga. ..

ORPINGTONS

10 Golden Buff Orp. hens, $1.25 ea.
FOB, or exch. for 10 pure bred R. TI.
Red hens. Mrs.. W. E- Bennett, Scre-
ven, Ga. Rt. 2 Box 26. i

6 April hatch Golden Buff Orp.
pullets, $1,each. Mrs. Winton S. Al-
man, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 3..

1 pure bred Golden Buff Orp. cock-
erel for sale, or exch. for J. B: Giant,

same age. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruit-
land, Ga.

: R. I. REDS

25 R. I. Red hen and 2 roosters,
good cond. $1 each, or exch. for a nice
cow or some nice hogs. Would like to
dispose of same at once: W. L. Min-

Mrs. J. H. Horton, Cochran, Ga. RFD.
$4 for the pr. Exch. | 4

each. Mrs. J. T. Patillo,
| Ga. Rt. 6. Box. 60.

Thursday, October 23, 1930.
20 R. I. Red hens and pullets, $1.50

each; also 25 B. P. R. hens and pullets,

same price. All from good strain and
Ivine Wek Refer to- County Agt,
Mrs. J. G..Waters, Miller, Ga. Rt. 4.

5 pullets and 5 roosters, pure bred
8. C. R. I. Reds, April hatch, $1 each,
$9. for lot. Mrs. W. S. Holt, Empire, |

pra. Rt. 1

10 April hatch Donaldson strain pul-
lets, $1.25 each. No culls. C. P. Col-.
crough, Maxeys, Ga. ~ pee

Donaldson 6 mos. old cockerels, $1
each. C. M. Brennan, Columbus, Ga.

6 hens and 1 cockerel, pure bred R.
I. Reds, 17 mos. old, wt. 7 to 8 Ibs. $1.25
each, $8 for the 7; also 8 pullets and
3 cockerels, pure bred, April hatch, wt.

3 1-2 to 4 lbs. $1 ea. FOB. Mrs. Asa
A. Rogers, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 4. Box
io. : :

76 R. I. Reds, Donaldson strain
March pullets, now laying, $1 each for
lot or 1-2 of lot, del. to your station.
Guy Allgood, Acworth, Ga, 27

Pure bred Red cocks and cockerels,
early hatch, direct from Donaldson.
Specials for Fairs and Shows, $5 and
$7 each, best; other good specimens, all
rich red, $3 and $3.50 each; 6 April Ist
pullets, same stock, $1.50 each, or the
6 and I cockerel for $10. Mrs. R. J.
Fleming, Lincolnton, Ga.

Fine R. Is Red pullets, pure Donald-
son strain $1 each; 1 cockerel free with
10 pullets. Cash with order. Mrs. J.
L. Peugh, Barnesville, Ga. a

April hatch S. C. R. I. Red cockerels,
Donaldson prize winning stock, $1.50
LaGrange,



fOr $65 for lot. Mrs. W.

| foobler. -
Min- | Mrs. J. J. Miles, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4



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

8 White Pekin drakes for sale or

3 R. I. Red young hens now

Mrs. J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga.

2 pure Muscovey (dark) ducks and 1
drake. $5; 2 mixed Muscovey (ight)
ducks and 1 drake, $3, or exch. for
any heavy breed pullets. Ea. to pay
Exp. chgs. Geo.. Merritt, Greensboro,
Ga. RFD 2. : ee

2 pr. extra fine Toulouse geese, Ellis

| strain, $3 pr. Tom Richardson, Pal-

metto, Ga. 3
3 yr. old Bronze 22 lb. tom, also a 2

yr. old, 16 Ib. tom, 35 Ib. FOB. Mrs,

Annie Hearn, Palmetto, Ga.
9 big Blue geese, $2 each, $17 for lot.
L. M. White, Calhoun, Ga. RFD. 5.
White tom and. 2 Brown hens, 18.
mos. od and 1 young tom, dark col. 6
mos. old, $20 for lot. Lester C. Allen,
Alpharetta, Ga. RFD 4. : Ee
2 fine M. B. toms and 1 hen, same_
breed, Bird Bros. strain, April 1930.
hatch. fine for breeding purposes, $11.

Mrs. C. J. Meeks, West Green, Ga. Rt
2

Thoroughbred Naragansett turkeys: .
toms, $8; hens, $6; pr. $13; trio, $18.
Mrs. Lottie Bargeron, Sardis Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred B. B. Bronze, Ellis strain

direct, large and healthy, $7 for tom

$5 for hen. All May hatch. Wt.. 12.
to 17 lbs. Money order. Mrs. F
Cowart, Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.
Thoroughbred B. B., M. B. turkeys,
4 mos. old, 6 to 8 lbs. $4 each. Guar.
full blood. All FOB. Cash with or ;
der. These turkeys make the bestof
breeders and are quick growers for
market. Will Hart, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.
4 large, pure bred White Pekins, 3
ducks and drake, $6 for lot. W. D.
Duncan, Bowdon Junction, Ga. oe
6 pure bred B. B. Giant Bronze,
Ellis strain, 1929 hatch toms, wt. about
40 Ibs. hens wt. about 25 lbs. on range. |

Blue Ribbon Winners at Fair last yr.

Orig. from toms wt. 60 Ibs. when 4 yrs
old. Toms, $15 each; hens, $12.50 ea.
$25 pr. E. C.. Wingo, Flowery Branch,
Ga. RE).

12 real fine turkeys, $30 for lot, FOB, |
or consider exch for fine heifer soon tt
sreshey J. C. Sapp, Soperton, Ga.

1 extra fine Turken Wonder bird
male, 6 mos. old, color red, $3. Mrs
R. J. Fleming, Lincolnton, Ga. :

18 Bronze mixed turkeys, April and
May hatch, fine and healthy, $7 per

B. Harbin
Juno, Ga. et he

5 M. B. and Bourbon Red April toms.
$3 each. or $14.50 for lot. Mrs. J.
Tyree, Funston, Ga. Rt. 1. 5

Pure bred M. B. hens, April 1929
hatch, $5 each; also young hens and
toms, April 1930 hatch: toms $4; hens
$3.50 each; 15 young ones. All pure
bred Branze. Cash with order. rs.
Lula Christmas, Vienna. Ga Rt. 4. _

Bourbon Red April hatch nice size
and fat turkeys, $7 per pr. of hen a
Gentle and easy to rails



15, del. by insured PP.
Roberta, Ga. Rt. 2.

October 23,1930.

5 Voaliey. For Sale

S MAREE Oo BULLER TIN 9 oF

Baby Chicks Wanted



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

14 ducks, cross Gray and Brown)

Indian Runners, 50c each. Homer
Jackson, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 5.

_ Indian Runner Spring hatch ducks,
75c each, $1.50 per pr. Have 25. J. Carl
Daughtry, Metter, Ga.

.. WYANDOTTES
Regal Dorcas W. Wyandotte pullets



8

and 1 rooster, April hatch, $10. C. L.
_ Britton, Jackson, Ga. RFD.

: _ Poultry Wanted





ee GIANTS WANTED
Want 2 J. B. Giant cockerels, not
over 1 yr. old. Mrs. W. E. Daniel,
Warwick, Ga. Rt. 1.

: LEGHORNS WANTED

Want Brown L. .10 or 15 Everlay
pullets or young hens, now laying.
State best price and age. Del. to be
about Oct. 25th. Mrs. Alpha Smith,
Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 5:
Want 10 or 15 Brown L. 1 yr. old
ens, or ready to lay pullets. Wil
exch. equal value for same. Mrs. O.
D. Woodruff, Greenville, Ga.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
: WANTED :
Want to exch. value for some laying
ens. Write for further information.
Mrs. E. O. Johnson, Crawley, Ga.
Want friers, heavy breeds wt. from
1 1-2 to 2 lbs. Write stating kind,
umber and av. wt. and when ship-
ment can be made. Chas. F. Howe, Ft.
Valley, Ga. .

se PIGEONS WANTED ae
Want to exch. some rabbits for Red
Carneaux. Will also buy squabs at 25c
each on foot. W.C. King, Atlanta, Ga.
868 Beryl St. S. W.

oS RR. I. REDS WANTED
~ Want 10 or 15 R. I. Red pullets, Feb.
Mar or April ist hatch. State what
you have, age and price. Del about
@ctober 25th. Mrs. Alpha ~- Smith,
Thomaston, Ga. Rt. 5.

WYANDOTTES WANTED
Want to buy 1S. L. Wyandotte
rooster. Must be pure bred and five
mos. old. State lowest. price.- J. D.
_ Ruff, Griffin, Ga-Rt. C.

Baby Chicks For Sale

BR. I. Reds and B. R. from selected
stock, $12 a 100. K. C. West, Ashburn,
Ga.















- High powered chicks from heavy
laying flocks of pure blooded hens: R.
I. Red, B. R., W. Wyandottes, Everlay
Brown L., Tancred White L. $12 a 100
del. 100 per cent live del. guar. Lots
less than 100, add 1c per chick. D. F.
Thomas, Odum, Ga: Box 27.

- Chicks from State Accredited flocks |

bred for high egg production. Write
for prices, ee kind and number
a Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley,
Ga.

raise. We use Formaldehyde gas to
prevent the spread of the B. W.
_ Prices reasonable. L. H. Rawls, Zebu-
lon, Ga.

Quality chicks: Rocks and Reds, $12:

ewe. mixed, $11.50 a 1d0; prepaid live
del.
chick extra.
Ga.

150 chicks Nov. 3rd from stock direct
- from Donaldson. Quality for breeders.
-15 each, del. Cash with order. Mrs.
J. L. Peugh, Barnesville, Ga.
Custom Hatching: 2 1-2c an egg.
Use a 600 cap. inc., J. K, Sewell, Ash-
land, Ga.

_- Eggs Wanted





Want about 25 or 50 Black Langshan
baby chicks. Write. Mrs. F. M, Lum-
ley, Lyons, Ga. Whe os

. Eggs For Sale

- Pure bred White Rocks and White
Cornish game hatching eggs, $1.25 per
W:. D. Joyner,





- Hatching eggs from pure bred Parks
strain B. R. Reg. Permit, 47-D-30;.in
small quantities. Good producers. Mrs,
_ Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy, Ga. = -..
_ Donaldson pure bred Red eggs, $1
per 15. Safe del. guar. Cartons to he
et. Mrs. H. L. Elliston, Rupert, Ga.

Quality Red chicks that you can
D. |

In lots less than 100; add lc per}. G
R. H. Fechtel, Waycross,



Want 110 eggs, either Barred Rocks
or Buff Orp.
hatch. Will treat fair; can furnish ref.
If sat. will repeat 2. or more times.
Write before sending. Mrs. J. A. Mc-
Gee, Atlanta, Ga. 3094 Peachtree Road.

Want 200 chicks to raise on halves to
8 wks. old. R. I. Reds. or B. R. preferred.
a. to pay chgs 1 way and go 50-50 in
loss if any should die.
feed and good attention. 15 yrs. exp.
Mrs. Viola Odom, Warwick, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 100 chicks to raise on halves to

8 wks. of any good breed, but prefer
B. R. or Reds. Have ideal piace and

equipment for them. Mrs. G. L. Gay;

Donalsonville, Ga. RFD 1.
Live Stock For Sale

~ CATTLE FOR SALE
3 Royally bred Raleigh heifers and

a bull for sale. J. E. McBride, Catau-
la, Ga.

Reg. Guernsey heifers, 6 wks. to 6
mos. old, very reasonable prices. All
from cows giving from 3 1-2 to 5 gal.
milk; Reg. Guernsey males, from 4
wks. to 8 mos. old, from good milikers.





Sell, or exch. for corn, peas, hay or

rye. H. F. Neal, St. Simons Island, Ga.
72 head beef cattle; 6 cows, 4 hei-
fers, 62 steers, av. around 400 lbs. in
thrifty, pasture cond; in fine shape to
take on flesh with plenty to eat. 5 1-2c
Ib, wt. and loaded at Oglethorpe, Ga.
W._S. Rasberry, Andersonville, Ga.
Reg. J. bull Romons You'll Do,
No. 286177; sire, Oxfords Henry
Youll Do, No. 253140; dam, Whites
Romona, No. 1744014. Calf born
April 13, 1928. Reg. May 14, 1928.
Markings, solid color, black tongue
and switch, in good cond every way,
$60 at my barn. E. H. Sherrill, Ball
Ground, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Fine red J. cow, fresh in, gave 2 Ibs.

butter with ist calf, $75. 4 yrs. old, 3rd

calf; 1 nice half J. and Guernsey bull,
wt. 450 or 500 lbs. $20; 18 mos. old
black Jersey bull, $15. All in good
shape. Mrs. G. H. Hays, Flippen, Ga.

1 heifer, half Jersey and half Guern-
sey, 15 mos. old, will freshen first of
May, $50. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia,

1 pure Jersey male, 2 yrs. and 5
mos. old, at reasonable price or exch.
for good J. cow, or a few young heif-
ers, Lewis E. Tabor, Albany, Ga. Gil-

lionville, Rd:

1 fine heifer calf, almost full blood
Jersey, 6 mos. old, in good cond.
Viother gives 1 1-2 Ibs. butter per day.
Make your best offer. W. T. Spears,
Rutledge, Ga.

Nice, young Jersey cow, second calf,
gives around 2 gal. milk per day, $40.
J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga. Box 53.

2 male calves: 1 a yearling, other 3
mos. old, from. mixed, heavy milking
stock. Fat, fine looking stock. $25 for
both, here. F. W. Maddox, Stone Mtn.
Ga. Box 29. es

J. bull calf, 3 1-2 mos. old, with ap--
plication papers for Reg. Grandsire:
Lynnwood Alberta Fair (the best
bull ever used at Athens; his daugh-
ters are selling from $600 to $1,000).

Will del. this calf to any Exp. station |
in Ga. for $30. Sidney C. Williams,

Lawrenceville. Ga. Rt. 3.

2 1-2 yr. old J. bull, from reg. sire
and good grade cow.
way. $50, or anything can use in other
stock or farm produce. 8 mi. south of
Colquitt. Ludie E. Phillips, Colquitt,

2.

18 mos. old J. bull calf, sub. to reg.
Sire is Volunteers Foremost Jap;
Dam, Majestic Sarah of Tifton. Fine
and growthy. $30, crated FOB. Send
for photo if interested. J. Carl Daugh-
try, Metter, Ga.

2 fine J. males, not reg; 4 J. reg.
milech cows; 3 Grade cows; 4 young
heifers. Cheap for immediate sale. A.
E. Treadwell. Culloden, Ga.

1 thoroughbred Holstein 16 mo. old
bull, $25. A.B. Golson, Macon, Ga. Rt.
1; Box 47

4 pure bred Black Angus cows, all
bred; 1 Black Angus bull, 10 mos old;

|1 reg. Jersey bull, 3 yrs. old; 1 J. bull,

2 yrs. ent. to reg. 15 good grade J. heif-
ers, freshen within 1 to 6 mos; 15 extra
steers (fat); 4 to 700 lbs; 1 pure bred
Hereford 8 mos. old bull; 1 pure bred
Hereford 16 mos. old bull: 2 pure bred
10 mos. old Hereford heifers; 6 pure
bred Hereford cows, all bred to reg. H.
bull. All for.sale. Come see or write
for prices. C. M. Sutton, Forsyth, Ga.
Rt63= fiers

1 mature Reg. Jersey cow, will fresh-

fen next January, $60; 1 young J. cow,
freshen next March with 2nd calf, $90; _ Junior stock, $5 per trio. A. A.
Young J. cow, fresh Sept. 25th with 3rd | shall, Washington, Ga. Box 448.

incubate for half of 'G

Good range, |

| Jefferson, Nashville, Ga. Rt. 3.

od cond. every:



calf (heifer), $100. All high bred and
heavy milk and butter producers. Will
give reg. papers with all cows. Write
or come see. H. L. Elliston, Rupert,
a.



. HOGS FOR SALE
2 brood sows and_7 pigs, 1 male, $70.
H. N. Mabry, Molena, Ga. :
Reg. Big Bone Black Essex. Sat.
guar. W.. J..Bargeron, Sardis, Ga.
Box 146. :

Reg. S. P. C. boars from Champion
blood lines. Write for prices. Sat.
wks. old, $7 ea. with ped. A. L. Law,
guar. F. H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.

Black Essex pigs, cholera immune, 9
Eastman, Ga. Rt. 3.

= 1 Reg. B. B. P. . 2: yr. old boar,
Big Model Henry, No. A-60179. In
No. 1 cond. $35 at my barn. EK. H.
Sherrill, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 2. :

S. PB. C. sows, reg. and bred, gilts, 7
and 8 mos. old, also Fall pigs. Can
be reg. in buyers name. Also 1 boar,
old, enough for service that will be for
Sale after some of the Fairs, which
will be in about 2 wks. J. H. Cavender,
Millwood, Ga. ;

Pure bred B. B. P. C. pigs, thrifty
and in good cond. $7.50 each. R. C.
Couch, Turin, Ga. {

6 Duroc thoroughbred 8 wks.
pigs, $4 each if bought at once, del. at
the farm. These are the Stay-Fat
kind and the hair looks gold on fine,
thrifty pigs. O. W. Smallwood, Mit-
chell, Ga. : :
_ Duroc Jersey 6 to 10 mos. old pigs,
immune for life; and reg. in buyers
name, at reasonable prices. Exch. a
pr. pigs for Giant strain Light Brah-
ma young hens and pullets. No culls
nor light weights wanted. L. M. Ken-
ae eo oe

. C. and erkshire pigs, from
thoroughbred stock, $5 nen Reg.
ea. without

Berkshire 3 mos. old, $6
papers. Fred L. White, Buckhead, Ga.
_ Fine S. P. C. 10 wks. old pigs, sub to
reg. $7.50 each. W A Walton, Faton-
ton, Ga.

1 thoroughbred Hampshire sow, wt.
200 ibs. January farrow. Also 1 Blue
male, wt. 150 lbs. $30 for both at

farm. G. E. McMillan, Fitzgerald, Ga.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
1 bay 11 yr. old mare, wt. about 900
Ibs. works good to plow or buggy, for
oe or ae for 4 aged shoats or 30
. corn. onner me Rosw
Ga. Rt. 3. . _
1 black mare mule, good shape,
work anywhere, wt. about 1400 Ibs. $75
at my place. D. B, Gates, Lithonia,
Gar Rt 2. Eg pod
Black sorrell -mare Percheron breed,
11 yr. old, wt. about 1200 Ibs. Fine
farm mare, sound and _ good eyes,
cheap for cash, or trade. S. Thomas

1 mule for sale, H. N. Mabry, Mo-
lena, Ga. |

2 mare mules: grey and black, both
are about 12 yrs old and wt. about
900 Ibs. each: are in good cond. work
anywhere. $100 for both. Selling out,
R. Y. Allgood, Austell, Ga. Rt. 2.
ii yr. old, 950 Ib. mare, $50. Ga.
raised and an extra good plow horse,
perfectly gentle and sound in everv
respect. Would exch.\for. milch cow.
reg. Jersey heifer, or W. L. April
hateh pullets, or for hogs. Located 5
mi, from Carrollton, 6n State Route.

i. W. Stallings, Bowdon Junction, Ga.
RFD 1. = ; | ton Brim, Pelham, Ga.



RABBITS FOR SALE

N. Z. Red does, bred, and some with
; White does. Ped.
stock. Bred does, $3; does with young,

young, also N. Z.

$3, and 25c ea. for young ones. Trade
for anything can use. H. L.
Atlanta, Ga, 963 Dill Ave.
Phone, West 2585:

Ss. W.

Stahls Chin. ped, free of disease,

full stock and healthy, 6
bucks, $1.85 each; 1 pr. mos. old,
$3.50; 1. N. Z. ReA buck, $1.35 Ped.
Terms: 1-2 cash with order, bal. COD.
Sie ue Harold Smith, Baxley, Ga.

mos. old

Real Gold Certificate Chinchillas, |

Ped. and sub. to reg. C. G. Giles, Jr.
Oxford, Gas ; =
Young, grown N. Z. Red does with
Ped. papers, $4 each; 6 mos. old. $2.50
each; bucks, 7 1-2 to 9 mos. old, $3
each; Belgiums, a little mixed, does;
1 grown, other 2 half grown, $5 for
the 3; Chinchillas, sired by Stahls
Gold Certificate buck, 8 mos. old
bucks, $4 each; trio, 5 mos. old. 2 does
and 1 buck, $8 E. T. Almon, Midland,

Ga.
and Chinchillas,

Silver Marten
breeding ages, od, healthy stock,

$3 each, or $8 trio. All ped. papers.

Mar-

old:



PAGE THREE
1 Angora buck, $3; 2 pr. White,
pink-eyed, $4... 5 Chin. does, ped. $2
to $5 each; d N. Z. Red buck and doe,
$5 pr. Also 15 young, 2 to 6 mos, old,
75c to $2 each. Other rabbits at-
reasonable prices. Will exch. some for
White King or Carneaux pigeons :
for chickens. W..C. King, Atlan
Ga. 868 Beryl St. S. W. Phone, Ja
son, 1448, se

-8 young rabbits, 8 wks. old, 5 Whit
and 3 Brown, $5 for lot; or $1.50 pe
pr; 2 Belgium does and 1 buck, 1 yr
old, $5 for the 3; pr. of N. Z. White
pink-eyed, 8 mos, old, $4.50. No p
sonal checks. Charlie -H./ Smi
Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 10.

14 N. Z. Whites, pink eyes, 4 1-2 t
9 1-2 mos. old; 4 gray Beigium Hares
1 doe 10 mos. old and 3 young, 3 m
old, 10 mos. old. All fat and healthy
Sell, or -exch, the 18 for 10. spri
hatch Buif Orpington pullets and 1
rooster. Ha. to. pay chgs. Writ
what you have. Herbert James, Lit
ia Springs, Ga. Rt. 1. Box. 8. \ ae

4 N. Z. White does for sale or exch
for 9 R. I. Red pullets, now laying, n
a Mrs. J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga. Box

3. a

1 pr. Belgium Hares and 1 young
$5. Real large and fine raisers. CG.
H. Overby, Columbus, Ga. 22 11th St.

Fine Chin. buck, 1 1-2 yrs. old reg
and tested, $5 or exch. for Tancred
L. pullets or Black Minorcas; also hav
6 mos. old does, eligible to reg. $3.50
each; mother with 8 young, 3 wks. old
ed Mrs. W. L. Carmichael, Madison,

a 5s

3 nice, ped. Chin. does, bred, $5 ea.
or exch. Mrs. Mattie Watkins, Savan
nah, Ga. 1208, E. Henry St.

18-N. Z. White, pink-eyed rabbits:
bucks and 4 does, 7 mos. old, and. 6 doe
and 1 buck, 4 mos. old. All $1.25 each
Write for information. Miss Naom
Allison, Lithia Springs, Ga. ze

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE.

25 fat, wether goats. $2.50; 95 fat
wether sheep, $4.50. Robt. S. An
derson, Hawkinsville, Ga.

Pure bred, reg. female Toggenburg
milk goat for sale. E. S. Heat
Gainesville. Ga. Brena Collece,

1 Toggenburg buck, 3 ft. high, wad.
dles under throat, $25, or exch. for lik
value of pigs or calves; 2 buck kids.
1-2 Tog. and about half grown, $7.5
each. W. E. Vinson, Jr. Byron, Ga. |

1 young ram of Southdown breeding,
by reg. sire, crated, FOB Eatonton fo
$15. Would also sell with him 1 or
young ewes of similar breeding f



same price. Write for further particu

lars or come see them. Breed of sheep
that give sat. profit and pleasure. K.
D. Sanders, Eatonton, Ga. Rt. 2.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED Ne
Want to exch. a good mule wort.
$75 for a milch cow. M. I. Watso
Eatonton, Ga. > ; aoe
_(/ Want a young milch, cow that wi
freshen Xmas or soon thereafter.
Must be gentle, good cond. and.
heavy milker, not less than 3 gal. milk
and 1 lb. or over butter per day, and
reasonable in price. Mrs. Nance
Smith, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 2.) ~

HOGS WANTED
buy Reg. O..I. C. pigs. ere







Want to
Want a Reg. long nose Black Esse:

male pig, 5 or 6 mos. old, in good or:

der. State est cash price. T. W.

Booth, Manor, Ga. ones
Want to exch. honey at 15 Ib.

a good pig. J. K. Sewell; Ashland

Smith, | Ga



SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED
Want 1 full blooded Toggenbur
billy goat, old enough for . servicer
State are and price in first letter. H
L. Matthews. Hull, Ga. ee :

RARBITS WANTED | eS
Want White Angora rabbits. State



age, cond. and best price for cash.

Mrs. R. Ware, Waycross, Ga. Box 38.



_ Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE.

Little white Rice peas, 10e Ib. in 1
ib. lots. Mrs. Sedda Sutherland, Ell
jay, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 47. So

This yrs. crop nice white (table
peas, 12e lb. Mrs. O. D. Wood
$2.5

Greenville; Ga,
Red Hull speckled peas,

Clays, $3; a few white, table peas. 1

Ib. All sound and clean. FOB. :

McCoy, Warrenton, Ga..Rt. 1.

ae



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ib. Ea. to pay, postage.

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Georgia Market
Bulletin

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

Department Of
Agriculture

i Eugene T'aimadge, Commissioner
THURSDAY, OCT, 23, 1930.









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Ornamental Nursery Stock no-
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suppiement which appears on.
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Farm land for sale editions are
_ published at intervals during the
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editions appear. irom~time_ to
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Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE _



Henderson bush limas, pure and
sound, 15c lb. or exch for, seed oats,
hens, pullets or dried apples. Lb. for
What have

you? J. A. Webb, Metter, Ga. Rt. 1.

x

and a wonderful

Willow Leaf running butter beans,
shelled, picked and ready for cooking.

_ Mrs.. J. B: Howard, Dudley, Ga. RFD

cL

Cream Crowder veas,l5c 1b. $8 bu.
M. Petty, Varnelis, Ga. RFD 2.
. Mung beans. (5 lbs. plants an acre
soil builder) ma-
tures hay crop in 50 days). 10 Ib.
pkgs. $2.50; $25. per 100 Ibs. prepaid in
Ga. New Era peas (most productive
pea in cultivation), $3 bu. Wi.
Nunn, Lawrenceville, Ga. Rt. 4. .

25 bu. No. 1 large, recleaned, Cream
Sugar Crowders, also choicest, re-
cleaned Lady peas, free of weevils anc
excellent for table use. Each: 6 Ibs.
$1 del., 100 Ibs. $12.50 FOB; Willets
Wonder frost-proof Eng. peas, 3 Ibs.
Postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford,
Ga.

Brown Sugar crowder peas, 8c lb. in
15 or more lb. lots, FOB. Also nice
sundried apples, 13 lbs..FOB. A: D.
Call, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 4.

hittle White Rice peas, sound and
clean, 8c ib. FOB. No order filled for

less than $1., Send stamp for sample.

Irons, Brabs and Whips, $3 bu. FOB
Mauk. E. C. Lancaster, Juniper, Ga.

Nice white nest onions, 60c gal. also
best var. Eng. pea seed, 25c lb. pre-

paid. Maude Hamby, Greenville, Ga. |

UL. -o: ;
Jackson Wonder butter bean for

seed, bunch, 25c a lb. Mrs. H. F. Jar-|:

rell, Butler, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Little white mush table peas, 10c Ib.
$1.25 pk. also pop corn for fancy pop-
ping, $2 pk. W. R. Wise, Wadley, Ga.

Giant butter bean (record breaking
food producer; comes from _ the
ground in a few days and grows to a
height of 2 ft. on a strong, sturdy
stalk, and produces butter beans about
the size of a silver dollar; wonderful
food value; (grows anywhere), spec-
ial offer; 20c pkg. also Shoo Fly
plant seed, blooms 60 days from time
of plantine. summer and winter, 15c
@ pkt. David Hunter, Dublin, Ga.
405 Mary St. eo

Sr

18 |

MARKET

BUTTER FOR SALE.

1 lb. Jersey butter per week, free
from coloring, 50c lb. del. Exch. for
'pecans and improved white Spanish
peanuts. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell,
Ga. Rt. 2. Box 90.

CORN, SEED CORN AND CORN
MEAL FOR SALE
This yr. crop pop corn, dry and
sound, 8c lb. Mrs. O. D. Woodruff,
Greenville, Ga.
New crop shelled corn, sacked, $1
bu. FOB. G. D. Fain, Edison, Ga.

100 bu. slipped shuck corn, $1 bu at
my farm. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald,
Ga. Rt. 4.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

150 bu. Half and Half cotton seed,
90c bu. FOB. Aubrey Harper, Ambrose,
Ga. RFD. .

Mathis imp. Petty Toole cotton seed
for sale or exch, for wheat, pullets or
young hens. G. H. Cleveland, Fit. Val-
ley, Ga. Rt. 2. :

Short cotton seed, this yrs. crop from
green growing cotton. Produced 1 bale
to 1 sack of guano. 85c bu. or exch. for
goats, pigs, baby chicks turkeys, or
calves, if in good cond. Write what

FRUITS FOR SALE

15 lbs. nice, dried peaches, 20c: Ib.
1930 crop. Buyer to pay postage. Mrs.
Lee Brooks, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1.

Nice, dried apples, free from peel
and core, 15c lb. Mrs. L. B. Taylor,
Rydal, Ga. ~

Sundried apples ,15c Ib. Add _post-
age. Mrs, Sidda Sutherland, EHilljay,
Ga. Rt. 2. Box 47.

Cooking and eating apples, Winesaps
and Kinards Choice, del. in bu. bas-
kets, PP. $1.25 bu. H. V. Pickelsimer,
Hurst, Ga.

bu ibs. fresh, dried summer apples,
free from worms, core, etic. 1lbdc_ lb.
postpaid, or Exp. paid. Mrs. J. B. Ca-
sey, Cornelia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Canned fruit, apples, peaches,
grapes, pears, and berries in qt. cans,
$3 doz. mixed; also dried pears ana
peaches, bright and free from worms,
18c lb. Mrs. G. H: Hays, Flippen, Ga.

Unclassified apples for cooking and
eating. Nee one sound, $1.25 bu.
basket, del. PP. Cash with order. J.
E. Stembridge, Ella Gap, Ga.

Bright, new sundried apples from
choicest acid fruit, peeled, cored and
free of insects, 5 lbs. $1 del., Pure,
delicious Muscadine jelly, sealed in
at. jars, 65c per qt. 2 qts. $1.25 post-
paid. C. F. Maddox, Buford,

Nice, sundried peaches and apples,
20c lb. del. in 10 lb. lots. Smaller lots
add postage. Mrs. J. K. Sewell, Ash-
land, Ga.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice red and yellow apples, $1.50 bu.
box del. Also nice, sundried apples
del. 15 Ib. Henry F. Weaver, Ma-
rion, Ga.

GRAIN FOR SALE
2 tons fine Laredo bean hay. Write
for prices. Ray Lynn, Collins, Ga. Rt.

i 3
No. Ga, and Sou. seed rye, 2 1-2 bu.
bees, $1.50 bu. K. N. Sharp, Sommerce,

Se

50 bu. Early Blue Stem. wheat, $1.75
bu. Robert. S. Anderson, Hawkins-
ville, Ga. :

Purple Straw wheat, pure, $2 bu.;
Cokers Ped. Fulghum oats, 90c bu.
FOB. ' Cash with order. C. A. Wil-
banks,-Commerce, Ga. Rt. 5.

Pure Bancroft seed oats, free from
any foreign seed, 90c bu. R. C. Couch,
Turin, Ga.

. A few hundred bu. seed oats: Hast-
ings, 100 bu. 80c bu. FOB. E. J. Cottle,
Ty Ty, Ga. =

Select, genuine Fulghum seed oats
10: bu. lots, 95c; recleaned Abruzz'
rye, 2 1-2 bu. bag lots, $2 bu. Alsc
Rape seed, 15c Ib. Cash with order.
pee Lowe Sr., Ft. Valley, Ga. Box
_Fulghum seed oats, 85c bu; Appler
85c bu; Blue Stem wheat, $1.75 bu. W
G. Williamson, Vienna, Ga.

Hastings 100 bu., Fulghum and Co-
kers cold proof oats, ea. var. $1 bu.
Marrets Ped. 40 to 1 wheat, $2 bu.
All grown from seed direct from orig-
inators, and carefully recleaned. R.
W. Stembridge, Milledgeville, Ga.

Hastings 100 bu. oats,
stock, 1 yr. removed from . Hastings,
ne bu. FCB. J. W. Tyson, Tennille,

a. s
Pure Abruzzi seed rye, recleaned and
sized, $1.75 bu. FOB. W. B. Collier, Ft.
Valley, Ga. RFD. Sey

Ga. grown pure Abruzzi seed rye, re-
cleaned and sized Put up in new 2 1-2



jbu. bags. Free of weevils and grass |

iseeds. Write for prices in small or car

you have. M. T. Taylor, Naylor, Ga. |

nice, clean.



BULLETIN ae
lots. O. K. David, Marshallville, Ga.

Abruzzi rye, very slight mixture of | 48

wheat and oats. Fine for grazing and
cover crop. $1.50 bu. Cash with order.
FOB here. 2 bu. bags. L. M. Davis,
Ft! Valley, Ga. RFD: :

Genuine Bancroft and Fulghum seed
oats, 85c bu. FOB. B. M. Davidson,
Dawson, Ga.

Blue Stem wheat and Red Hart,
$1.75 Special price on 25 bu. or more.
W. E. Vinson, Byron, Ga.

Abruzzi rye, grown in Washington
and Hancock county, seed bought
from Cokers farm last Fall. $2.25 bu.
CO. A. Adams, Sandersville, Ga.

No. Ga. Tall Growing rye, $1.50 -bu.
in 10 bu. lots or more, FOB Blue
Ridge. T. Sparks, Rugby, Ga.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE.

6 hives bees, $2 each. Will not ae

Also a few lb. nice beeswax, 35
Charlie H. Smith, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt.
3. Box 10. :

Good grade strained honey packed
in 50 lb. cans at 10c lb. FOB here.
Also packed in retail pkgs. Marcus D.
May, Hinesville, Ga. Rt. A. |

rure ciunk uoney m 9 lo, pails, $1
del. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland,

Ga.

Honey: 10 lb. pails, Fancy, Ext.
aostpaid, $1.85; 5 lb. postpaid, $1;
Fancy Comb. in 16 oz. jars. 24 to cs.
$4.50 cs. #OB here. Jonu W. Berry-
aill, Lakeland, Ga. 5

Pure Gallberry honey, Ext. put up
in 60 lb. cans, 2 cans to a cs. guar. 5c
in stamps for postage. Ed. Bradley,
Hazlehurst, Ga. Box 41.

17 hives of pees in gums, $1.25 each,
del. at my home, 10 mi. from Milan.
Write or see at once. Mrs. J. E.
Yawn, Milan, Ga. Rt. 2. am

About 400 Ibs. Ext. honey, 90c lb.
FOB here. Will send sample. L. N.
Hodges, Oliver, Ga.

Good, bright this yrs. crop honey,
just taken from hives, 75 lb. tin del.
by exp. $10; No. 10 cans $1.75 del. by
P. P. In 1 Ib. sec. 24 to cs. $4.50 del.
PP. cs to be ret. Exch. for seed oats to
50 bu. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga.

45 lbs nice beeswax 30c lb FOB. C.
F, Fuller, Americus, Ga. Myrtle Springs

Yellow beeswax, 35c lb. Mrs. J. S.
Davis, Cordele, Ga. 113-12th Ave.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES,
ETC. FOR SALE

Insp. Stuart and Schley budded pe-
can trees, heights up to 20 ft. at right
price. K. N. Sharp, Commerce, Ga. .

Concord grape vines (large blue-
black grape) 10c each and_ postage.
Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt.
2 .

Walnut trees for sale. Write for
prices. S. A. Turnell, Madison, Ga.

Fig trees, 3 to 4 ft. 15c each. Mrs.
a. L. Smith, Monticello, Ga. Rt. 2.

All leading var. of well branched
gear and apple and peach trees, all 25c
each, cherry, 50c; Concord and Niagara
zrape vines, 10c. All true to name
and Govt insp. Exch. for peanuts or
noney. Mrs. Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga.
Rt Box 2

Ga. grown Tung oil seed and trees,
for sale.
ville, Ga.

State insp. true to name fruit trees:
peach, $55 M. $6 a 100, $1.20 doz. Var.
Mayflower, Early Rose, Uneeda, El-
berta, J. H. Hale, Hiley, Honey, Chinese
Cling, White English; Plum $10 a 100,
$1.50 doz. Grape vines, leading var.
$40 M., $5 a 100, $1 doz. E. B. Travis,
Riverdale, Ga.

Budded Schley, Fortscher and Stu-
art pecan trees, wholesale and _ retail
at low prices Would exch. for pure
bred Giant strain Light Brahma
chickens of standard wt. No culls ac-
cepted. L. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
Large seedling soft shell pecans, 20c

lb. or 25 lb. prepaid. Miss Leona

Simpson, Culverton, Ga; Rt. 1. /



Stuart and Vandeman pecans, each, |

35 lb. Schleys, 40c Ib. Mrs. E. 'T. May,
Warthem, Ga. :
Paper shell and seedling pecans,
ready for del. Nov. 15th. Mrs. Z. B.
Saxon, Sylvania, Ga.
1929 fie No. 1 N. C. Runner pea-
nuts, 4c lb. Money order or cashiers
check with order.. Mrs. W. S. Nor-
von, ee ;
aper shell pecans, large, $35 a 100
lbs. Small, $16; Money-Makers, $25 a
100 lbs. Malvin Collins. Whigham, Ga.
1 M. Ibs. Schley; 1 M. lbs, Delmas, 1
M. lbs. Mobile, and 600 Ibs. Stuart pe-
cans. Write for prices. S. J. Childers
Milner, Ga. en
Something over a ton of Runner pea-
nuts. Fine for seed. 90c bu. FOB.

ced ior vais,
James H. Brown, Thomas-



- Thursday, October 23, 1930, _
Ager Andrews, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 4. Box

POTATOES FOR SALE
Fating Irish potatoes, White Star.
var. del. P. P. $1.50 bu. H. V. Pickel-
simer, Hurst, Ga.
50 bu. Porto Rico potatoes, $1 bu.
FOB, or will del. at reasonable rates.
W. M. Huff, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 1.

SYRUP FOR SALE ..
New sorghum syrup, in No. 10 and
No. 5 and No. 2 1-2 cans. No. 10s, 60c;
No. 5 and 2 1-2, slightly higher. Mort
Gibson, Franklin, Ga. :
100 gal. good, thick sorghum syrup



in No. 10 gal. buckets, $1 gal. or $75

for lot. Tom Richardson, ....Palmetto,
Ga. 5
Pure cane syrup, 12 No. 5 cans, to ~
cs. $4.25 cs. Malvin Collins, Whig-
ham, Ga. ;
New sorghum syrup, 50c gal.
P. J. Byrd, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 4.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Hot peppers, large and _ pickling
sizes, green and cream, 25c gal. 40c for
2 gal. or exch. for white, feed sacks.
Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga.
Hot red and green peppers. 25c gal.
Mrs. J. T. Holland, Toomsboro, Ga.

Red and green hot peppers, 15c lb.
2-lbs= 2oc.- Postpaid. Mrs: T.> B:
Thomas, Thomasboro, Ga. :

Green and red hot peppers, 15 at.
Pimiento pepper, 15c doz. also old
fashioned peach seed, mixed var. 15c
qt and scallion buttons, 15c qt. Miss
Jessie Couch, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt.

Mrs.

Red and green hot peppers, 25 gal.
del. Mrs. H. D. Burt, Americus, Ga.
Rt. 2. Box 136.

2 or 3 bu. Green and Red hot pep-
per, 25 gal. or exch. for Bermuda
ion plants, Lady Finger peas, or
anything of equal value. Mrs. E. J.
Spillers, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 1.

Green tomatoes for pickling,
gal. del.
ao. Sues oa.

50



- Georgia Products
Wanted |

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED |
Crowder peas, any shipping quantity
wanted. K..N. Sharp, Commerce, Ga.

* FRUIT WANTED |

Want 2 bu. good eating apples, del.
Will exch. 2 good W. L. pullets for
ae _ Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit, Ga,







GRAIN WANTED

Want to exch. Chin. rabbits for seed
wheat. M. I. Walton, Eatonton, Ga.

Want 15 to 20 bu. wheat, not for
eding, and nothing Fancy wanted.
Quote del. price to Augusta. L. M.
Burrus, Augusta, Ga.

Want to exca. pure, privately gin-
ned. 1st yr. from Orig. Wilson cotton
Witter hura or ul- |
shum oats, 1 bu. cotton seed for 1 bu.

a J. A, Jackson, Carrollton, Ga.

oats. Will exch. honey. L. H. Eden-

eld, Stillmore, Ga.

Want to exch. 4 Ferris stran W. L. _
April hatch cockereis ror wneat or ~_
orn. All or 1, or more. Basis: 5 bu.
shelled corn or 3 1-2 bu. wheat for
ach, FOB. Would consider exch. for
friers in good cond. A. GC. Mobley,
soncord, Ga.

Want to exch. 1 reg. Guernsey male
alf, about 6 weeks old for 2h bu. of
good slipped shuck corn, or 10 bu. of |
ood fielu peas or 12 pu. Abruzzi rye.
1.. F. Neal, St. Simons Island, Ga.

PEANUTS AND PECANS WANTED
_ Want all var. large and small quanti-
ties pecans. Good price paid. Send
samples. _A. P. Wheeler, Americus, Ga.
Dodson St.

Interested in buying all var. pecans ,
also seedlings. Pay cash on arrival.
Albany banks as ref. Bob McCormack,
Albany, Ga.

Paying cash for all var. pecans.
Send sample and will make good offer.
A. J. Buchanan, Americus, Ga.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Want to exch. Sugar Crowder peas
and speckled crowders at rate of 15c
th. Stone Mtn. melon seed and long
green cucumber, mustard and okra
seed for pecans and large red peanuts.
Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Ga. RFD 3.







Maude Hamby, Greenville,

Want about 50 bu. good, clean seed | 7

day, October 23, 1930.

iscellaneous For Sale

- This yrs. crop. Black Walnuts, $1 bu.
OB, or exch. for good, 100 lb size
white, chicken feed or short
Mrs. O. D. Woodruff, Greenville, Ga.

Tobacco for smoking and chewing,
barn cured. No orders for less than
$1. Add postage. Cash with order.
Mrs. D. L. C. Harper, Baxley, Ga. Rt.
a \ :

- 1-2 Ibs. new, duck and geese feath-
ers, $1 lb. T. K. Moore, Canton, Ga.
et. 3: E

500 Ibs. white wool, 25c lb. Robt. S.
Anderson, Hawkinsville, Ga.
- Nie, Ciail Uiied sage, 60c Ib. del.
Mon order only, Mrs. J. E. Yawn,
_ Milan, Ga. Rt. 2.
_* Nice, dried sage, 0c lb. del. Money
- order. H. D. Yawn, Milian, Ga. Rt. 2.
Empty, 50 gal. syrup bbls. in A-1
- cond. having only the bung removed.
-/$1.50 each, Albany. Bob McCormack,
_ Albany, Ga. : G
Peach and pear preserves, 50c at.
also a few fig preserves, 50c qt. anc
peach pickle, 45c qt. Mrs. Z. M.
Story, Thomson, Ga.
Nice, new crop broom straw. for
sale. Mrs. B.S. Ward, 'Toomsboro,

Ga. Rt. 2.
50c lb. Miss



25 Ibs. Yellow Root,
Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2. -
~ Hand peeled fig preserves, 25 pei
1-2 pt, 40c pt. 75e qt. in glass jars;
plum sauce, 20c per 1-2 pt. 35c pt. 50c
qt. also very small green and red hot
pepper fresh picked for sauce, 25c pt
ae paid on 50c orders. Mrs. M
H. Walker, Grantville, Ga.

_ Fine, medium and coarsely ground
oyster sheli for chickens, $1 per 10
Ibs. FOB. W. A. Smith, Savannah.
Ga. 102 Bay St. E.

- White muslin bran sacks, 75 Ib.
cap. 15 sacks. postpaid, $1.10. Mrs. A
J. Collins, Demorest, Ga. Rt 1 -

New geese feathers, 75c Ib. Exch.
for pure bred Everlay Brown L, pul-
Jets, hens or for pigs. Mrs. J. B.
Howard, Dudley, Ga. RFD 1.

_ Feathers, used,. but in good cond.
Cheap. Write. Mrs. A. F. Hobbs,
Dublin, Ga. RFD 1. :

30 lbs.-geese and duck feathers,

good cond. Worth 75c lb. Will take
lot, or trade for pigs or a
. Mrs.2C, Ro Sor-
A lot of nice, white. 24 Ib. sacks, 5c
each. Miss Leona Simpson, Culver-
ton Ga. RFD 1.

Star Grass roots, and Jerusalem oak
cure for worms) seer, 10c pt. G. H.

_ Allen, Robertstown, Ga.

Chicren feathers, free from tail and
wing feathers, 25c lb. Mrs. V. P.
Jackson, Ivey, Ga. ~
- No. 2 cans pimiento, $1.50 doz. or
exch. for seed oats or wheat, or bbl. of
good syrup. All cans labeled. O. C.
Perdue. Yatesville, Ga. eee
__ Washed _ horse radish roots for pick-
ling, 20c lb. del. Mrs. A. - Price,
Locust Grove, Ga.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want to exch. good, 100 lb. white,
feed sacks at 6c each, for ann
_ fruit, jams, preserves. pickles. jellies
- etc. Sacks del. if parfy del. their
oo H. F. Neal, St. Simons Island,
25 Ga. y
Want. 1 bu. this yrs. crop large size
Black Walnuts and Hickory Nuts.
- Quote prices del. Atlanta. Mrs. A. M.
_ Stead, Atlanta, Ga. 964 Rupley Drive.
*phone, Hem. 9842 J. *
- Want to exch. 1-2 gal. white nest
onions for 1-2 gal. red nest or multi-
~ plying onions: also would like to heay
rom party who has rape seed and
-vetch seed and cabbage and lettuc<
plants; and would exch. a nice N. Z.
Red doe, from reg. stock, 6 mos. olc
for a grown buck of same breed, 0
for a Chinchilla buck large enouct
for service. Ira Hunt, Tallapoosa, Ga

Plants For Sale

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage,
_ heading collard plants, 25c a 100; 300,
50c: $1.20 M. del. 5 M. or over, $1 M.

col. Klondike strawberry plants, 30c
a 100, $1 per 400. $1.75 M. del. Lee
Crow. Oakwood, Ga. Rt. 1.

Yellow and Black raspberry, garden
gooseberry. and Himalaya blackberry,
all 10c each and postage. Claudie
Henderson, Ellijay, Ga.. Rt. 3.

Cabbage, collard and tomato plants,
300, 50c;. 500. 75c; $1.25 M. Bermuda
onion sets, $1 gal. del. Bill Crow,
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Cabbage, collard and tomato plants,
300, 50c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. del. Guy
Crow, Gainesville, Ga.







sacks. |

canned

MARKET BULLETIN

Cabbage plants, 25 a 100; 75c, 500;
$1.25 M. del. O. B. Garrett, Gaines-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2.

White dewhberries, sweet and prolific.
Vine stays green all winter. $1) doz.
hee M. M. Ramsey, Augusta, Ga. Box

Missionary strawberry plants, $1.25
per 500; rhubarb plants, 50c doz. also
red peppers, 50c lb. Add postage. Cash
or money order with order. Miss Cecil
McCurley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2.

Frost proof cabbage plants, E. J.
and Chas. W. now ready, open field
grown. Full count. Shipped in water
moss and well ventilated, 200, 30c; 60c,
500; $1 M. del. by prepaid P. P. J. O.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. Rt. 3..

Chas. and J. W. and Flat Dutch cab-
bage, Heading and Ga.. collard, 25c a
10u; $1.25 M. del. 5 M. up, 75 M. Exp.
es Dewey Teal, Gainesville, Ga.
Rte i.

Lucretia dewhberry, Himalaya black-
berry plants, 30c-a doz. $1.50 a 100.
jurs. J.T . Holland, Toomsboro, Ga.

berry plants, 35c a 100, also June
cherry sprouts, 10 and 15c each; peach,
apple and plum, 10c each. Mrs. L. H.
Coe, Eastanoliee, Ga.

Cabbage plants, now ready, 50c, 300;
75c, 500; $1.25 M. del. G. Ben Wilson,
Abbeville, Ga.

10 M. Missionary strawberry plants,
500, $1.25, $2.25 M., Rhubarb plants,
o0c doz. catnip, 40c doz. Also 10 Ibs.
pone dry yellow root, $4.50 del. Queen
of the Meadow, $1. Mrs. Thornton
McCurley, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2. Cash
or money order.

londike and Eyerbearing straw-

berry plants, 30c a 100; $1.75 M. Dutch
and Waketield cabbage and _ collard
plants, 25c a 100, $1.25 M. del. C. Gar-
.ett, Oakwood, Ga.
\ Most-fruit strawberry plants, bear
vwice a yr. Now bearing. $1 a 100; $2..50
per 500. Mrs. H. B. Whitman, Can-
von, ,Ga. Rt. 1.

Chas. W., Copenhagen Market anc
J. W. cabbage, Ga. collard, and Ber-
muda onion plants, $1 M. by express,
32 M. by prepaid mail.
man, Tifton, Ga.

Frost proof cabbage plants, leadin:
var. grown without water or soda. 500
6c; $1 M. Immediate del. Postpaid.
{. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Red and black raspberries, $1 doz

Lady Thompson, Mastodon Everbear-
ing strawberry plants, 35c a 100;
sooseberries, $1 doz. Himalayan dew-
berries, $1 doz. horse radish, 75c doz
calamus roots, catnip, 15c bunch,
white Eng. peach, and blue Damson
plum trees, all 15c ach. Miss Cora
Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.
: Himalaya blackberry plants, 30c doz
$1.50 a 100; horse radish plants, 6 foi
25c. Prepaid. Mxch. for other value.
Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, Ga. Rt. 2.
Box 90. ;

Frost proof cabbage plants, imp.
Copenhagen Market and Chas. W.
75c, 500 $1.25 M. postpaid. R. L. Mc-
Ree, Meigs, Ga. i) :

Napier grass roots and plants (im-
ported from Africa). Gov't analysis
zives it the same in proteins as Al-
falfa. Can be cut 4 times a yr. Extra
vood for stock. Will make _ special
price on 2 M. or more. Now a good
ne to plant. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert,

a. : 7

Everbearing.. strawberry plants, 30c
a 100, del. $2.50 M. not del. Mrs. H.
D. Burt, Americus, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 136.

Frost proof Wakefield and Flat
Dutch cabbace and Ga. Heading col-
lard plants. 65c, 500; $1 M. Postpaid.
Miss Rosa Lee May. Lewiston, Ga.

Chas. W. and Early J. .cabbage
lants. $1 M., 3 M.:80c M., 5 M. 80c
A BMverhearinge strawherry nilante
$1.50 M. Good, strong, plants. Harold
Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt.

Forse radish crowns,
trong, 25c per 1-2 doz.
2ruce. Avalon. Ga. :

KE. J. and Chas, W. cabbage plants.
700, 50c: 90 M. FOB. Lonnie W.
Tvner. Danielsville. Ga. Rt. 1.

Frost proof cabbarve plants: E. J..
Sopenhagen, Flat Dutch, Chas. W.
Postpaid, 60c. 500; $1 M. John B.
Pone, Fitzverald. Ga.

Chas. and J. W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage, Heading and Ga.
niants. 25 a 109, del. 5 M. and un.
75 M. Exp. col. Promnt shinment
in ventilated boxes.
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.-

Chas. W. eabhare nlants, now reed
noctnaia ENN $1; 415 VT Fen FOR
here, $1.25 M. John W.. Berryhill,
Telrealand Ga.

BErerheorine stranrharry niante oT
M. or eveh. for March hatch B. R.
pullets.
, Ga. RFD 8.

large and
Mrs. Sloan

Ovie Crowe,



| Klondike a n d Lady Thomson

?

Lady Thompson and Aroma straw-

G. W. Cole-.

collard

Mrs. J. Hal Rucker, Elberton,



strawberry plants, at very low price
del. or exch. for anything can use.
Any number. Mrs. M. G. Thigpen,
Brewton, Ga.

- Mint plants, 50c a 100. Mrs. Z. M.
Story; Thomson, Ga.

_ Frost proof cabbage plants, Extra
early J. and Chas. W., Succession, Flat
Dutch and All Head. Now ready. Well
rooted. 65c, 500; $1 M. del. Cabbage
heading collard, same price. Immediate
sipiaent. J. P. McCook, Fitzgerald,

a. :
Frost proof cabbage plants: E. J. and
Chas. W., Succession, Sure Head and
Flat Dutch. Fresh grown, well rooted
and prompt shipment. 500, 65c; $1 M.
del. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Rhubarb or pie plant roots, 1-2 doz.
30c; 50c doz; large size, 15c lb. Pre-
paid on 5 lbs. or more. Dill and other
ilavoring seed, and medicinal herbs,
etc. Prices reasonable. Ira C. Ander-
son, Roy, Ga.

Fine var. Everbearing strawberry
plants, 75e a 100, $2.50 M. All del. also
6 seedling peach trees, $1 del. R. L.|
Blackwell, Cleveland, Ga.

Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 60c,
900; $1 M. FOB. A. J. Buchanan,
Americus, Ga. Box 231.

Rhubarb plants, 75 doz. Missionary
strawberry plants, $2 M. also red pep-
per, 50c lb. Miss Mattie McCurley,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 4.

Wakefield and Succession cabbage
plants, $1.15. M. del. L. N. Hodges,
Oliver, Ga.

Klondike and Everbearing strawberry
plants, 25c a 100. Add postage. Exch.
ior good cotton feed sacks. 100 plants
for 3 sacks if they are good ones. Mrs.
J. B. Fields, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Himaiaya blackberry, 1Uc; catnip, 3
sunches, 20c. Mrs. Will White, Dah
onega; Gay Rt, 1:

Cabbage plants ready for immediate
hipment. Leading var. 500, 60c; $1
M. del. $4,5 M. FOB. C. W. Stokes,
acon, Ga. Rt. 3.

_Large well rooted, frost-proof Chas.
W. cabbage plants, 65c, 5Uu; $1.10 ivi.
> M. $4.50 del. E. Y. Stokes, Macon,
ae, Rite Ses z

EH. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants,
srown in the open. Ship at once. 60c,
100; $1 Ae oy Ellis Rowe, Fitzger-
Strawberry plants, $1.50 M. not del.
Mrs. R. V. Newsome, Washington, Ga.
3t. 5. Box 94.

/ Fresh, thrifty, frost-proof cabbage
dlants, varieties: Steins early Flat
Dutch and Wakefields. Expert pack-

ing; full count and prompt del. guar. |1

300, 60c; 700, $1; $1.25 M. postpaid;
Ga. cabbage-collard, same price. C. F.
Maddox, Buford, Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
25c a 100; 300, 60c. Exch. for pecans
or large red peanuts. Mrs. Henry EI-
er, Ellijay, Ga. Rt. 3.

Sev. var. mixed Kelloges Beauty,

Extra large Ga. collard plants
packed in ventilated boxes, 80c, 500:
$1.25 M. mailed; 5 M. or more, 75c M.
Also Jersey Wakefield and Early Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, same price. B.
R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Large, well rooted, open field grown:
Chas. W. cabbage plants, ready for
immediate shipment, 500, 65c; $1.10
M. del. 5 M. $4 FOB. E. H. Stokes,
Macon, Ga. Rt. 3.

Earliest var. imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants, 30c a 100, $1.50 for. 500
$2.25 M.*< del. Well rooted young
nlants. . S. Crowe, Cumming
Ga. Rt. 4.
~Trifty, Govt insp. Everbearine
strawberry plants, 75c a 100: Klondike
Missinnarz and T.adv Thomnson, 50-
a 100. $3.50 M. Prompt shipment. P.
M. Head,, Cleveland, Ga.

Progressive Everbearine strawhberr~
vlants, 25e a 100. $2.50 M. del. H. B
Shell, Palmetto, Ga.

Chas. W. cabbage. Ga. Heading col-
tard nlants. 25e a 190. $198 M Gior
Prompt shipment in ventilated boxes
Postpaid. J. B. Bennette, Flower:
Branch. Ga. Rt. 1.
Klondike, Lady Thompson, Cordele
Jumbo and other strawberrv plants.
he a, 109: $950 M.~ PP. Also teme
DIACDErrIes: M. N. Wertz, Thomasville,

78.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 75c.
500 prepaid; 90c M. Express. Larse
niants and prompt shipment. C. M.
Sims, Pemhroke, Ga.

E.. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants,
now ready, 590 for 55cc: $1 M. de!
vastpaid. 6 M. or more. 80 M. FOR.
Sat, sonar, FT, Durham Puhlin Go

E. Flat Dutch cabbage plants, ready
now. 500, 9c, $1 M. A. P. Wheeler,
Americus. Ga.

Missionary strawberry plants, any
amt. #2 M. Bud Sweat, Alma, Ga.
Rt. 1. Box 26.

Everbearing and Lady Thompson



strawberry plants, 25 a 100; 1 limited | 2

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PAGE FIVE
quantity of Condons imp. Mastodon
Everbearing, 75c a 100; dry sage, 10c
a pint cupiul; black raspberry plants,
6 to 25c; peppermint plants, 10c doz.
garden horse mint, 6 for 25c. Add
postage. Will exch. for white feed
sacks. Mrs. Willis Grindle, Dahlon-
ega, Ga. Rt. 1. :

Strawberry plants, Everbearing, 20
a 100, nice dry sage, 50c ib. and Iancy |
table peas, 20c Ib. Add postage. Mrs.
N. P. Padgett, Ella Gap, Ga.
Missionary, _Klondike and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants,, 50c a

100, $3.50 M. Everbearing, 75c a 100.

Will exch: Mrs. Lee Head, Cleveland,

a.
UChas. W. cabbage plants, large and

nice, 30c a 100, 300, 60c; $1.30 M. del.

Obie Crow, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rta
Large rooted 2 to 5 yr. old Kudzu,
$2.a 100; Celestial and Brown Tur-
sey figs, 5 large, 7 medium, 10 small -
size for $1; Concord grapes, 10 for $1;
white scuppernong, 5 for $1; McDon-
alds earliest blackberry, $1 a .100, $7
M. Lucretia dewberry, $1 a 100, $7 M.
Premo dewhberry, same price; Himal-
aya blackberry , 25 for $1.
packed and postpaid. J. W. Toole,
Macon, Ga. Rt. 2. s
Everbearing strawberry plants, 45c
a 100; Klondike, 30c; $1.85 M. Cash
with order.

Frost proof cabbage plants, 500, 60c;

J. R. Strayhorn, Flowery
.| Branch, Ga. RFD 1.

Carefully

41 M. FOB: Crvstal Wax White Ber- ~

muda and yellow Bermuda onion
plants from pure Teneriffe seed, 75c.
500; $125 M. FOB. Full count. Prompt
shipment. H. F. Stair, Valdosta, Ga.

Collard plants, $1 M. postpaid. Mal-

vin Collins, Whigham, Ga.

Plants Wanted

Want to exch, other plants for Sage
olants. Write.
lijay, Ga. Rt. .3.

Seed For Sale

Rape weed, 10 Ibs, 11.85 postpaid. G
D. Fain, Edison, Ga.
Red shallot buttons,









4

Mrs. Henry Eller, El-

60c gal. and

white multiplying onions, 60c gal. All

Postpaid. A. H. McBryde, Aragon, Ga.

White multiplying onions, 50c,. gal. 3
qts. scallion buttons, 15c qt. del.
Dorothy Davis, Silver Creek, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 bu. white nest onions, 10c lb. This
yrs. crop. Money order. Buyer pays
postage. Lee Brooks, Monroe, Ga. Rt.

#

Miss

White Sugar Plum peach seed, 10c

doz. 25c per 3 doz. No. order filled for

lss than 25c.
leska, Ga.

Miss Iowa Messer, Wa=

Ba

Frost proof Eng. pea seed (has white

bloom), 15c teacupful; 1-2 lb. dry sage
30c. Cash with order. Miss G. B. Mc-
Lane, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 5.

Long green pod okra seed, 25c Ib.

Harold Smith, Baxley, Ga.

Eng. pea seed, 20c Ib. 1930
free from weevils.. Add possage.
Rhoda Banks,,.
Box 60.

crop,
Miss

Summit, Ga. RFD 3,

Pure orange cane seed, 20c Ib. Trade _

12 Ibs. for 1 bu. pure seed rye.
Anthony, Juniper, Ga.
Thurmond Grey melon seed, $1 Ib.
Add postage. J. B. Carroll, Pineview,
Ge Ri.

Paul

Collard seed.30c Ib. postpaid. Mal-~

vin Collins, Whicham, Ga.
New Crop Northern grown seed Pur-
nile Top, White Globe turnip, 1-2 Ib. -

30c, 50 Ib; True Ga. collard, 40c per

1-2 Ib. 70c Ib. Purple Top rutabaga,
5c per 1-2 lb. 60c 1b; Rape seed, 25c
. 2 Ibs. 40c; Mustard, 1-2 lb. 40c;

70c lb; Extra early, imp.-Copenhagen

Market cabbave seed, 1-4 lb. $1; $4 Ib.
carly J. Wakefield: $2.25 Ib. other veg-

atable seed, reasonable prices. Sankey ae

Tyson,, Sparks, Ga.
All or any part of 500 Ibs. new crop.

nimiento seed, 60c lb. O. C. Perdue,

Yatesville, Ga.

3 or 4 lbs. white Eng. salad pea seed,
sound and free from weevils, 25c Ib. |
Add postage. Mrs. J. B. Fields, Dah-
lonega, Ga. Rt. 1.

Sev. ats. white nest onions. 5c qt.

Mrs. W..J. Rvals. Glenwood. Ga.)
Burr clover seed, in dirt to inoculate, .
$1 bu. Will exch.
Campton, Ga.
A quantity of Star Fng. pea seed. 25c

Ib. C. L. Britton, Jackson, Ga. RFD.

~WTant. seedling

nuts for mnvrcer

stock, this seasons crop A. J. Buch-

anan, Americus, Ga.

Seed Wanted |

Sorghum cane seed, 25c at. 45 per
1-2 gal. $5 bu. This yr. crop free from
weevil. O. L. Law, Empire, Ga. Rt.

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i

W. M. Burson, ~

ah



~~ seed butter beans,

AGE SIX an

Seed Wanted

Multiplying or nest onion sets, red
and white, o0c gal. del. L. E. Wil-
Haims, Ty: Ty, Ga;
Want to exch. 1. cupful of little
white Rice pop corn. Orig. Hastings
_ for 1-2 cupiui mixed turiup seeu, orig.
Hastings. Mrs. Laura, Defoe, Scot-
and, Ga. Star Route.

Want a few good, white multiplying
onion sets. Wiuil exch. 100 lb. cap.
white, feed sacks, or pure bred Parks
Strain B. R. hatching eggs. Reg. Per-
mit, 47-D-30, for same. Write first.
Mrs. Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy, Ga.
Copenhagen Market cabbage, $1.25
; Chas. W. $1 lb. Yeliow Bermuda
onion, $1.75 Ib. Prize Taker onion,
$1.50 lb. R. L. MeRee, Meigs, Ga.
Imp. healthy, semi-dwarf, prolific
okra seed, 7 full sized pods to 4 1-2 in.
limb not uncommon. Limited suppiy
of good seed, 1-4 lb. 50c.. No excn.
Susie Wilson, Barney, Ga. Rt. 2.
~ Yellow August, Sept. Cling. Stone
peach seed, 10c doz. 3 doz. 25c; white
Eng same-price; blue Damson plum,
oc a 100; June red cherry, 25c a 100.
seed. Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe,
Ga, Rt. 1.

Old fashioned shallot buttons, 60c
gal. $3.50 bu. Exch. 1 bu. for a bu.
Mung beans, and exch. 1 gal. for 1 Ib.
of old fashioned red mustard seed. Ea
pay postage. Write beiore exch. fF.
F. Patterson, Washington, Ga. Rt. 1.
_ Kudzu seed, not hulled, 25c cupful;
bush and pole,
white and col. mixed, 20c lb. Nice,
clean, dry sage, 10c per cup: Mrs. W.

-C. Messer, Waleska, Ga.

_ Farm Help Wanted

Want help for a 1 horse crop on
8rd and 4ths. Party to furnish self.
Plenty water, a 3room house, and -@-
good pasture. Mrs. N. A. Herrington,
Ppulnth, Gackt. tT.
~ Want strong, healthy, honest Sirl or
woman, 20 to 35 yrs. of age, to milk
cow, look after poultry, and gen. light
farm work. White or colorea. If not
_ good worker and can not pay own RR
_ fare, do not answer. Salary, $2.50 per
week and board. Mrs. Addie Wad-
delle, Pearson, Ga.

\ Want help for a 1 horse crop; 3
- room house, pasture, 6 pecan _ trees,
_ and sev. peach trees, also plow tools
and stock. H. W. Mabry, Molena, Ga:
_. Want help for a6 acre farm. good
dwelling, 3 mi. from town, also want
partner for grist. mill. Write for full
information. J. B. Wood, Griffin, Ga.
Box. 138. eae

* Want two or three farmers with
force able to handle large two horse







Can furnish one good pair of
mules either sell or on halves to right
arty. Write or come. W. J. Austin,
ising Fawn, Ga. ;
_ Want competent help for 444 acres:
near Athens (near Winterville), 4
good houses and out-bldgs. plenty of
bottoms, and pasture. Ideal for stock
or dairy. 2 fine creeks on place. Pro-
duces bale of cotton, corn, 65 bu. and
wheat 53 bu. to acre. Share basis to
man who can finance himself. Com-
_municate with either: Joe B. Suddeth,
- Colbert, Ga. Rt. 3, or* T, d&-Hally-
burton, Atlanta, Ga. 759 West Peach-
tree St.

' Want an exp. trucker on share bas-
is. Near market. Good land. W. H.
_- Faulkner, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 4. .
Want settled man and wife without
children to live in house with widow
and run farm on shares, or for wages,
also look after a small amount o%
stock. Mrs. M. Jenkins, Stuckey, Ga.
Dairyman wanted. $30 per mo.
Sober and: industrious. Want to see
parties interested. Fred LL. White,
- Buckhead, Ga. :
Want woman to help with poultry
-milk-cows, etc. for small salary. Pre-
fer about 30 yrs. old. John Powell,
Register, Ga. :

Positions Wanted

Want place with good man to over-
see farm, or Supt. 10 to 20 plows, <or
will take 10 to 20 acres in corn and

potatoes and other products; and will
hire 3 davs a week for $1.25 a day and
poard self and wife in groceries.
Would accept truck farming if neces-
sary. Want to raise a lot of chickens;
_ wife to milk cow and take care of but-
ter and milk for part of same. Wife
and self both raised on farm and un-
- derstand farming. Ref. exch. 1 boy, 23
yrs. old would like to have crop on

0-50 basis.





| proceeds of all sales.

Can drive Ford or other
make of car. Move at once. Gilad to iat.



MARERET

Junction City, Ga.

22 yr. old man, with wife wants job
on farm with good man or woman
who will move us. Am an all around
farm hand; can handle riding plows,
trucks, and tractors, gas. eng. and

can do repair work for farm tools, etc..

Have worked around a dairy and have
some milking exp. Willing to work
at anything. State salary and kind of
work in first letter. Clyde Snow, Win-

ter, Ga. p

Want to get in touch with party
who will furnish me 200 hens, to
raise on halves. I to furnish all the
feed and look after them; give party
half of the eggs. Prefer White Leg-
horns. Write before shipping. E. M.
Kuglar, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want a good place from a good man
on halves, who can furnish work for
two tais winter when not in crop. 3 in
family, self, wife, and brother-in-law.
Haroid Groves, Clarkesville, Ga. Care
Mrs. Mae Adams. ;

~ Want job to look after poultry or
stock business for small salary, and do
truck or gen. farming. Good ref. P. C.
Reid, Bremen, Ga.

Want a dairy tarm, 15 or 25 cows
and 2 horse feed crop, some trucking
and hogs, all on 50-50 basis. Would.
take job for 2 by the mo. Write. J.
M. Davis, Columbus, Ga. C-o Gen Del.

Want a small 2 horse crop for 1931,
near Dalton, Calhoun or Ringgold.
Can look after my own needs. Must
nave fairly good house, barn and pas-
ture and ay. land. Milton Patterson,
Resaca, Ga.

Want small 1 horse farm on 50-50,
and to work for wages for rest of this
yr. Wife and baby. Ready to start
at once. Clarke Kilgore, Atlanta, Ga.
154 Rawson St. ;

Want a job from now until 1931 for
31 a day, and then a small 1 horse
crop on 50-50 basis. Prefer within 50
mi. Cordele or Ashburn. Write what
vou have to offer in first letter. Would
hire for 1931. A. S. Abercrombie,
Warwick, Ga. RFD 1.

Want job as caretaker of private
astate. or as all round man for board
and clothes.
no bad habits, truthful and reliable.
Write. O. Walker, Hoboken, Ga.

Want job to live in home and look
after farm, do gen. farm work with
aither an elderly couple or a widow.
50 yrs. old, in good health and able ta
do good work. G. I. Reece, Acworth.
Ga.

Desire place as overseer on small or
large farm. Can handle men.
worked colored men and have culti-
vated all kinds of crops. Reasonable
salary. E. T. Hendrick, Rockmart

a.

50 yr. old man wants work on farm
with some good family. Can do all
itinds of farm work. Prefer a place ir
So. Ga. and would like to go to wort
at once. Can handle labor and wil
vork for reasonable salary and board
or most any wav that is rieht. J. D
Thompson, Atlanta, Ga. 496 Whitehal
Ss. SW. :

Want farm on halves for 1931 with a
sood man. Am sober, hard worker.
and. reliable. Prefer to live near San-
dercville or Tennille. Have wife and
9 children. Write or come See me soon.
Arthur Peavy. Harrison. Ga. Rt. 2.

2 men, 2 boys, 16 and 15 yrs. old.
want to care for a dairy and do truck
farmine where all stock, tools, etc. are
furnished and share with owner the
Must have 1
house to accommodate family of 7
and house to accommodate family of
2. or 1 large house arranged for 2
families to live sevarately. Will con-
sider a 1 horse farm where owner fur-
nishes the stock, tools, feed. etc. with
comfortable house, not over 30 mi. So.
or West of Atlanta, or near Marietta.
Gainesville. or Athens. Must be good
tand, water and near hieh school and
ehurch, All willing workers, no bad
habits, honest, and reliable in the
Golden Rule. Exnect fair treatment
from others. A-1 ref; M. E. Rogers,
Gainesville, Ga Care Gen. Del. :

Want ai 1 horse crop on halves, with
3 room house and work when not in
erov, or would consider monthly wage.
Gan start any time. Have wife and 1
ae Hoyt Sheridan, Jefferson, Ga.
Rt.

Want job on dairy. Can milk 20 or
25 cows. Or will take iob:- as overseer
of gen. farm, driving truck. or any-
thing. or truck farm on halves. Am
not afraid to take hold and work for
my emplovers advantage. Have wife
and 5 children. Good ref. Move any
time. A. D. Smith, Royston, Ga.

' Want some kind of a farm pronosi-
tion that I can make an honest living
in family. Will consider a good

White, sipgle, 40 yrs. old, | st

Have |

| W. E. White, Sumner, G:

|hogs and chickens.

BULLETIN 2 2
help gather present crop. J. K. Fuller, 2 horse crop on 50-50, where can get |

work this winter or an overseers place
for about 12 plows. Gilad to furnish
ref. QM. Bowen, Roswell, Ga. Rt. 2

| Married man, sober, honest and life
time farmer wants a good 1 horse crop
on halves; near school and church,
with owner able to and who will fur-
nish same. E. C. McDaniel, Winder,
Ga. Rt. 4.

A dependable old man with almost
a life time exp. wants to form a _con-
nection with party in the poultry busi-
ness. Salary or percentage. Emory B.
DuBose, Valdosta. Ga. Rt. 3 Box 85.

Want job for 1931 on farm, peach
orchard, or dairy. Can drive tractor,
or truck and do ordinary repairing.
Exp. in all kinds of farm and orchard
work, wife and 3 children. Honest,
sober and have no had habits, and am
a good worker. State wages per mo. 1n
firsts mo. T. W. Manning, Dubley, Ga.
Rts 1, :

Want a 1 horse farm in So. Ga. to
plant tobacco cotton, and corn on
halves. T. J. Herrington, Graham, Ga.
RFD 1. :

12 horse farm, with about 10 acres for
patches: garden, potatoes, corn, etc.
Married, wife and 2 small children. 35
yrs, old. Raised on farm. Want a good
house, water and wood; good location
Would consider a truck farm or as
a general all around man looking af-
ter cattle, hogs, etc. Want for 1931.
Raymond C. Gunn, Midland, Ga. Rt.
1 2 :

Exp. dairyman wants job with good
man. Can do any kind of farm work
and use any kind of farm machinery.
Prefer dairy. O. Aj Nunn, Atlanta, Ga.
690 Ponders Ave. Care J. C. Young-
blood. : :

Exp. in farming and dairying, 18 yr.
old hard working, sober (no bad
habits) man want pob. Can also drive
Gar... or. truck. Ref... if., necessary.
State wages. J. M. Ingram, Barnes-
ville, Ga. Rt. Box 64..

Want job on farm as wage hand, or
1 horse crop on shares with man who
can furnish. Exp. man and wife. D.
CG. Lively, Atlanta, Ga. 502 McAfee

Want 1 horse farm for 1931 on 50-f0
basis, and work extra when not in
crop. Good workers. Man and wife.
Can move self. Ref. if wanted. Know
how to raise cows, hogs, poultry, and
work in dairy, or any kind of farm
work. Have worked hard all life time.
oe Denson, Atlanta, Ga. RFD 7. Box

Want job on farm, driving truck and
looking after stock, or a 1 horse farm
on halves. Like to raise tobacco, as

jam an exp. tobacco hand and can look

after a large tob. crop. Prefer So. Ga.
but would accept good offer elsewhere.
a.

Married man with wife and 2 chil-
dren wants job on farm or a dairy.
Sober, honest, willing workers. Ready
to begin Noy. 15th. Answer at once.
Charlie -Nichelson, Woodstock, Ga.
RFD 1. me . ye S

Want a good 2 horse farm for 1931,
with a good 5 room dwelling and out-
bldgs., near town, church and school.
Land-lord to furnish team, feed and
tools, and finance me to. make and
gather a crop. H. H. Gerrald, Hamp-:
ton, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 32.

-Widow with 3 boys; 20, 18 and 15 yrs.
of age, and girl 14, want place with
good man to truck farm and raise
chickens and hogs; close to school and
church. Prefer near Moultrie and
Tifton or in this county. Good family,
sober, honest, and hard workers. Mrs.
R, T. Graham, Sparks, Ga. Rt. 1.

20 yr. old single man wants job for
1931, with good man doing general
farm work. Raised on the farm. Can
drive most any make car or truck.
Prefer near Macon or Atlanta. State
what you can offer in your first letter.
Duard Cotter, Gibson, Ga.

Want_a good 2 horse farm on 50-50
basis. Land-lord to furnish fertilizer
and Tun us until crop issmade and
gathered. Want to plant tobacco, cot-
ton, peanuts, corn, beans and pota-
toes. Want good house, land, tob.
barn, pasture, etc. Prefer with a good
Christian party. Near school and
church; near Broxton, Ocilla or Doug-
las. Eperienced. Write of come to see
me at once. Mrs. Martha Hor-

hogs and feed for same.
the work and go 50-50. Claud E. Ro-
per, Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 2 horse farm on shares, 50-50
for 1931. Have good force. Exp. in
farming and dairying, and in raising
Good ref. Write



for further :
Hi le, Ga. 285 North Ave.

Want position as overseer of 10 to.

Want party to furnish chickens and |.
I will do all |:

nformation. T. J. Gaza- =

day, October 23, 193

Want job as overseer of farm with ;
good party; good house, land, etc. near
school and church. Married, wife and.
38 children. Middle-aged, a good deal
of exp. in this line of work, and know
how to grow all kinds of crops. A. H.
Mayo, Bellville, Ga. : oe

Want to hear from party who needs
a good, honest blacksmith for 1931,
and can begin earlier if desired, or
would work with partner in same. Do
not shoe bad stock. Would consider.
some farming and shop work bal. of
time. Party to furnish everything
necessary to attending to kind of work,
Would consider a 1 horse farm on.
halves. Exp. in both. Let me hear at
once. S. C. Crowe, Powder Springs
Ga. Rt. 2. SETS

Want joi on farm or dairy for rest
of this, and for next yr. as wage hand.
House, wood, garden and $25 per mo.
Can do any kind of work, and am
willing worker, stout, can also drive
any kind car, truck, tractor, etc. Have
wife and 1 child (8 yr. old girl). Write
or come see me. Begin any -time~
ee A. H. Stubbs, Juniper, Ga.
Riek, : x

Married man in need of employment
with a good man for bal. of this, and
for next year, for wages. Have to be
moved, but will repay out of my work.. |
Like to move at once. Prefer near
Vidalia, Baxley, or Ocilla. S. J. Wells
Jacksonville, Ga. fe

Want for 1931 a good 2 horse farm,
fairly good and good barns, either in ~
Tift, Irwin, Ben Hill or Worth County
near good school and church, on
school, bus and mail route. Write
for particulars. J. Monore Blount,
Mystic, Ga. yee

Want job in dairy. Can milk 15 or
20 cows. Man and wife only. Ex
perienced. Write or come see. J. H.
Dodd, Bogart, Ga. RFD 2. C-o J. R
Wheeler..

Want job as overseer on good farm.
Exp. in raising all kinds of farm pro-
duce, hogs and cattle and have run
a dairy twice in connection with a
farm; would also run truck and poul-
try farm on shares. . About 50 yr. old,
good morals, best of ref. Will exch.
ref. with party who means business.
Prefer; place with city lights and wa-
ter. Preston H. Reynolds, Athens,
Ga. 1297 Prince Ave ie

Want a 3 horse farm on 50-50 basis, -
near Athens, Ga. Would consider a
4 horse farm with two houses. Must |
be close to graded school and conven-
dent to church. If you are a drunk
ard do not answer. D. W. Davis,
Dewyrose, Ga. : 2h ae

Want a small farm of about 25 to 30
acres, near Atlanta on shares. M. V
Adams, Decatur, Ga. 412 Ponce d
Leon Ave. phone, (0565 W. ;

Want a small 2 horse farm not over
8 -10 mi. of Monroe, of good smooth >
land, 5 or 6 room house, good stock |
and tools furnished, good water an
pasture and wood; near school. Need
some help for supplies. Life time exp.
on farm. Ref. exch. Lee SBroo
Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1. ae

Want job on farm as wage hand, 0:
a 1 horse crop on shares with man
who can furnish. Exp. man and wife.

ee

Mee GC. Lively, Atlanta, Ga. 502 McAfee

25 yr. old man wants job on farm
as Foreman, or helper. Can handle
anv kind of machinery and keep it in
repair. Life time exp. Further in
formation, write: J. C. Temple, Har
well, Ga. iss 2: i

Sober, honest willing to work man
desires a job on a farm. 12 yrs. exp.
in truck driving, will take any kind of
good job. No family. 37 vrs old. R
sin anv time. Clarence Brooks, At
ens, Ga. Washington St. C-o Maley
Lunch Room. Ss

Want 1 horse crop. Furnish mv
own eroceries. Halves. H. J. Hill
Lithonia, Ga. Rt. 2. ; Ss
~ Want job on farm. Exp. all kind
of farming, handline labor, etc. Need
place at once. W. M. Humphrey, Col
lege Park , Ga.Rt.2. Lae



_. Car Lots

HAY WANTEDCar Lots



_ Want car load hay. Quote b 25
ae price. J. H, Brown, Jr. Horten
a. :



HAY FOR SALECar Lots
1 car of panut hay. For price @ qd
information, address: R. M. Du
feo, oe Rie 3: a ico
car of peanut hay. or price a
iiformition ae J. P Smith
Dawson, Ga. RFD

HAY FOR SALECar Lots.
lots only. :





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October 23, 1930.

Car Lots

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-|Goldens March hatch, $10 pear. Eng-_ WYANDOTTES FOR SALE
lish ringnecks, April hatch, $8 pair.| 4 purebred April hatched S. L. Wy-

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grade Jersey heifers, 2 1-2 yrs. old,
bred to Reg. bull, and springing, $50



CORN FOR SALECar Lots
or sale by an



CORN FOR. SALECar Lots.
_ 2M. bu. new slipped shuck ear corn,
sound and pretty. Make best offer,
eg here. O. K. David, Marshallville,

This yr. crop slipped shuck ear corn,
ady now/ Make offer. Sev. cars. FOB
ere. W. B. Collier, Ft. Valley, Ga.

lipped shuck corn, $1 bu. FOB. O.
Scott, Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2.

_. GRAIN WANTEDCar Lots
Want carload of good hay. Will exc.
g. Guernsey calves. Prentis Neal,

Simons Island, Ga.

- Poultry For Sale |

ANCONAS AND BANTAMS FOR
SALE





_ 4 pure bred Ancona roosters, March
hatch. Beauties, $1 each f. 0. b. Mrs.
C. M. Walker, Bonaire, Ga
4 pure bred Golden Sebright Ban-
_tams, cockerels, 3 April hatch, 1 a year
old Jast April, 75c each or two crated
ogether for $1.25. Mrs. T. J. Byrd,
Broxton, Ga. :

BRAHMAS FOR SALE
} pure bred Brahma roosters, April
atch, $1.50 each or two or more crat-
-ed together for $1.25 each. Willard
yrd, Broxton, Ga.
_ Pure strain March hatch light Brah-
mas, $2.50 pair at yard, Mrs. Sam W.
Lawrence, Subligna, Ga. ~

BUFF ORPINGTONS FOR SALE
5 pure bred Buff Orpington pullets,
arch hatch, $1.25 ea. 10 April hatch,

$1 ea. Mrs. W. R. Chasteen, Locust
ove, Ga.

uff Orpington roosters, Stewarts

sh egg strain, August 1929 hatch, $2
a Mrs. W. L. Py glee Madison,
Ga, }
___Pure Bred Buff Orpington pullets be-
ginning to lay now. large size. Also
Holterman
Rock Strain, very healthy stock, rea-
Sonable price, come and see. Lewis E.
Rabor, Gillionville Rd., Albany, Ga.

aa GAMES FOR SALE
Pure Bred Dark Cornish Cockerels,
$2 to $4 ea. Different sizes and ages.
Also Pullets, $1.50 to $2.50. C. A. In-
am, Lilly, Ga. .
5, very good Allen round-head hens,
$2 ea. 2 war-horse hens and 5 crosses,







$1.50 ea, All from fighting stock. Gu-

aranteed to satisfy or money returned.
5 - Smith,.20 Gertrude Place, Atlan-
a, Ga. :

_ 15 thoroughbred dark Indian Cornish
ame chicks, 1 cock 1 yr. old, 5 hens, 1

yr. old. 8 nice pullets, 1 cockerel, $15

or exchange for cow and pay difference

Mrs. Glen Holton, Soperton, Ga. Rt. 4.

- GIANTS AND LANGSHANS FOR
SALE



Ville, Ga, Jab soe is
Few more Black Langshan cockerels,
3 April hatch, $1.25 ea. and 3 frying
size, 85c each f. 0. b. Mrs. N. B. Bur-
_ den, Elberton, Ga Rt 2. .
1 black Jersey Giant cockerel and
_ two pullets, Marcy strain, $4. Mrs. V.
- . Jackson, Ivey, Ga

LEGHORNS FOR SALE
10 pullets, 5. hens Imsenberry, 3 A
- grade English strain, white Leghorns
at $1 each. Laying and ready to lay.
some of hens weigh 5 lbs. W. H

Fincher, Buchanan, Ga. Rt. 3.
~ 8 months old white Leghorns, R. I.
Reds, and Barred Rocks, all pure bred
$1.50 ea. or 2 for $2.50. Mrs. C. M
Erwin, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2. -

_ 3 extra good white Leghorn cocker-
els, large strain, $2.50 each. C. E. Pitt-
- man, Commerce, Ga.

_ Ferris Strain 15 White Leghorn Apr.

hatch pullets, $1 each or exchange for
nice Jersey heirer, Mrs. R. I. Dillard,
Chester, Ga. Rt. 2.



-. 20 White Leghorn pullets, Tancred-

strain, 3 months old, $60. Mrs. E. L.
_ Smith, Monticella, Ga. Rt. 2._

2 April hatch B. L. Cockerels $1 ea.
- or will exchange for 2 R. I. Red pul-

lets. Mrs. A. L. Wall, Gardi, Ga. Rt.

1 Box 31 A. e

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS FOR
eee ee, SALE

_ Lady _Amhearsts,

pair, Goldens, full



and Thompson Barred s

*' Trulock, Whigham, G



| Place.

Full instructions for care and breed-
ing with each order. L. J: Barrow
West Point, Ga.

PIGEONS FOR SALE

Extra Large white Kings,

and working, 75c and $1 ea. Birds

mated but not working, 50c each.

Homers mated, banded and working,

35c and 50 c ea. J.. R. Harber, 91.
Cleveland Ave., S. E., Atlanta, Ga.

RH@DE ISLAND REDS FOR SALE
6 Rhode Island Red=hens and one



mated,

-| rooster, all good stock, good layers, $10

for the lot. Also seven White Leghorn
hens, raised last year, good layers, $8

for the lot. Mrs. O. C. Jessup, Chester,
Ga.2 Rt 2.

15 Purebred R. I. Red Cockerels,.
March 11 hatch. From Dunlop pen.
$1.50 each or will exchange 2 cockerels
for three pullets, or 3 cockerels for one
big bone M. B. Ellis strain turkey hen.
Mrs. C. L. Smith, Baxley, Ga. Rt. 4.

Donaldson (second direct) April
hatch cockerels, $1 ea. f. o. b. Mrs.
Nora Mabry, Canon, Ga.

4 Donaldson R. I. Red Hens, direct
from Mrs. Donaldsons Star pen, $1.50
ea. Also one rooster same stock, $2.
Mrs. A. P. Chapman, Autreyville, Ga.

ROCKS FOR SALE
Pure Bred Thompsons. Improved
Yinglet Barred Rock, February cock-
erels, $1.75 ea. FOB. Mrs. J. P. Mabry,
Canon, Ga.

_5 two yr. old Thompson Strain barr-
ed rock cockerels $1.50 each or exch.
for year old, cockerels. Mrs. A. C.
Spence, Blakely, Ga.

10 fine white Rock hens,
strain, $2ea.. Also ten white Rock pul
lets, April hatch, $2 ea. Mrs. Clarence
Waldrop, Rt. 1, Forsyth, Ga. ~

_ TURKEYS FOR SALE

Thoroughbred M. B. Goldbank Bird
Bros. 18 months old Turkey toms
weigh 30 lbs. or more. $15 each, $25
for 2. Also 15th of April hatch, same
breed, hens and toms for sale, write
for prices. I guarantee my turkeys to
be what I represent. Money back if)
not satisfied. Mrs. J. P. Mabry, Canon,

ae :





6 M. B. Mixed hens and one tom, 3
hens one yr. old and 3 March hatched,
ens and one Tom March hatched all
for $14 or exchange f6r 13 pure bred R.
I. Red March hatched pullets, no culls,
or 12 for pure bred Cornish Games
pullets, March hatched no culls wanted
Mrs. A. B. North, Carrollton, Ga. Rt 3

12 pure bred Big Bone M. B. Turkeys
for sale. 1 Gobbleh 18 months old,

weight 30 Ibs. $8. 11 April 1930 hatch |

hens weight 10 Ibs. $3 Gobblehs weigh
12 lbs., $3.50. Mrs. J. W. Ham Suni-
mit, -Ga. Rtol: =>

Turkeys for Thanksgiving, 2 toms, 26
to 30 lbs. 35c per lb. del. Mrs. W. T.
Stephens, Rydal, Ga. woe

Bird Bros. Bronze turkeys,
profit by seeing my 1500. Prices very
reasonable on breeding stock. Hilary
McEntyre, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 1.

Fine young breeding stock, pure bred
Fawn and White Indian Runner
Drakes, $2 to $3 each, also few pens of
4 hens and drake, $10 per pen. Well
colored, heavy laying strain, weighed 4
Ibs. at 10 weeks. Will exchange for
pure bred Pardee strain Mammoth
White Pekins. Money order, Prices F.
O. B. William Wylam, Cleveland, Ga.

4 two year old White Holland toms,
$10 each or $35 for the lot. 2 yr. old
hens, $6 each. Young hens and toms,
$5. All pure bred. Mrs. J. B. McCrary
Molena, Ga. \

3 full blood Mammoth Bronze Tur-
keys, toms, March hatch weight 25 Ibs.
$10 each. Satisfaction guaranteed. TP.
a.

13 M. B. TurReys, 10 March and Apr.
hatch, 1 May hatch, 1 tom and 1 hen
about 19 months old, and 1 mixed
breed hen 2 yr. 7 months old, 14 in all.
Make best offer. All healthy. Mrs.
Rachel Rumbley, Blythe, Ga. Rt. I;
Bescod: :

White Indian Runner Drakes. in lots

of 3 or more, $1 each. G. N. Thomas,
Thomasboro, Ga.

White Homers, $2 and $3 pr. Extra
good, select stock; 1 pr. White Fan-
tails, now on eggs, $5: 2 pr. extra fan-
cy Nuns, $2 pr. Mother of these im-
ported. Will exch. Mrs. Mattie Wat-
kins, Savannah, Ga! 1208 FE, Henry. St.

No. 1 Racine Homers, $2 pr. 1 pr.
Birmingram Rollers, $2 pr: Pouters,
(prize winners), $3 pr; White Kines,
$3 pr. Ercellent dark Red Carneaux
$3 pr. and up. Mated and working.

Fischell |

might |

andotte pullets, $1 ea. Also one S. L..
Wyandotte cockerel, February Hatch,
$1.50 or the five together for $5. All
are sunflower strain, bought. direct
from Berry Bros. R. B. Williams, Mi-
lan, (Ga. Rt8:

_ Poultry Wanted |

BARRED ROCKS WANTED

Want 10 thoroughbred Thompson
strain, ready to lay pullets, no culls ac-
cepted. Will pay $8 for same. Mrs. J.
C. Odom, Sycamore, Ga. Rt. 2

GAMES WANTED

Want to hear from party having 1
early hatch P. B. White Cornish Game
Cockerel. Prefer the large type with
long legs and long body. Do not want
culls. O. L. Wiggins, Cornelia, Ga.
Star Route.

. LEGHORNS WANTED
Want several hundred white or
brown ieghorn or Ancona pullets or
young hens.. Must be healthy and rea-
popes Mrs. Allie Brown, Hapeville,
a. ;











REDS WANTED |.

Want 25 February or March hatch,
R. I. Dark Red pullets, good _ strain,
will pay 25c pound delivered here. J.
C. Collier, Barnesville, Ga.

_ Eggs For Sale

Pure bred Buff Orp. hatching eggs,
$1.25. per setting. Select pens. F. S.
Lilies, Woodbine, Ga.

Hatching eggs, Thompson and Hol-
terman- strain mixed, B. Rocks. Very
healthy stock and excellent layers. $1
per 15; also Marcy strain Giant eggs.
Lewis E. Tabor, Albany, Ga. Gillion-
ville Road. : g

Live Stock For Sale

. CATTLE FOR SALE

1 Jersey bull, sired by Oxford Ma-
jestys Successor, one of the intensely
Majesty-bred bulls living. His dam is
Fair Acres Sybil. He was bred by H.
G &C. L. Twaddell, Westtown, Pa.
Dropped September 12, 1925. He is a
A bargain for quick sale, $150. One
good breeder, his calves are strong and
healthy. His register Number is 254065.
registered Jersey cow, sired by Violas
Oxford Gamboge, due to freshen ir
November. A good producer, a pickup
at $125. One registered Heifer, 16 mos.
old jbred to Registered bull, $100. One









pe. All FOB. A. C. Zachry, Madison,
a. ;

Senior Calf Registered, 910934, shown
in Newton County Fair and Southeast
ern Fair and a prize winner.
blood lines and some boys opportun ,
ity to win a prize next year. $75. Peter
Williams, Almon, Ga. : eae

1 registered Jersey bull calf, extra
good breeding, guaranteed sound an
free from disease. $15. F| R. Edwards
Georgia Experiment Station, Experi
ment, Ga. pee ;

HOGS FOR SALE
2 extra good brood sows, little bone
P, C. the small, stay-fat. kind, $25
each, 1 boar of same breed 1 yr. old,
$20. also 14 P. GC. and Duroc Cross
-pigs, 2. months old, $5 each. _ Miss
Kate Lancaster, Sylvester, Ga. ~~

12 weeks old thorough bred Duroc
Jersey pigs, eligible to registration, 6
males and 6 females, $7 each FOB
Conyers, O. H. Wright, 542 ~ Peters
Bidg., Atlanta, Ga. re yes irate

10 Duroc shoats, 2 months old, \

40 to 50 lbs. each, $6 each. L. T.
McCoy, Warrenton, Ga. Sune
Duroc Jersey Male pigs, reg. in buy
ers name, now six weeks old, will b
ready to deliver first week in No :
These pigs from prize winning stock
which won several prizes in Atlanta
Swine Show in September. Sows all
sold, $10 each. J. Carl Daughtry,
Metter, Ga. Te

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
Mule for sale, weight about 1,000
lbs. good worker and excellent plo
will sell very cheap. Ph
Walnut 7799 or 306 Walton Bldg.,
lanta,. Ga. J. T. Etheridge, > 77
2 mules, one plug and one good,
cheeap for cash, will take beef_catt
chickens or hogs in exchange. ~
Turner, Rt. 2. Lenox, Ga. :
.Dark Bay Kentucky Brook mare, 16
hands high. Horse mule colt, 5 mo





old, well developed to age.

. R. Lavender,

Two mules and 1 horse will ex
for milk cows or would trade one
white or brown Leghorn pullets, st
in first letter just what you have
offer. A. N. Daniel, P. O. Box |
Baxley, Gases 3 =

RABBITS FOR SALE
Pure bred Chinchilla rabbits f
sale or exchange for 1930 grown pea





reg. heifer, 9'months old, $85. five high

eer
Pema tea nm

THE BROOD SOW
AND LITTER

SELF-FEED

Farmers Bulletin No. 1504, of the U.
S. Department of Agriculture, gives
some interesting figures on the results
of self-feeding brood sows and litters
as compared with hand-feeding. These
results were obtained in tests during
1921-1922 and 1923 with more than 100

&

Average age of pigs at start of test____
Average initial weight of sows
Average final weight of sows
Average gain or loss per sow
Average initial weight of pigs
Average final weight of pigs -
Average daily gain per pig _____- Pe

Corn ,
Middlings _._.
Tankage

a

This bulletin says: Close observa-;
tion of the sows and pigs during the
time these tests were carried on indi-
cated that both sows and pigs on the
self-feeders looked better and were
more thrifty than the sows and pigs in
the hand-fed lot.

At weaning time creeps were built
around the self-feeders. Thus the
brood sows were excluded from the
feeders. As a result milk flow was re-
tarded and the pigs depended upon



=. E. Smith, Atlanta, Ga, 20 Gertrude

the self-feeders, It simplified the'prob-



Feed per hundred pounds gains(sowand litter):

huts. Make best\offer.-.G. W. Ran
dall, Lavonia, Ga. Bey

sows and their litters.
The sows on self-feeders had feed
available for themselves and their
ters at all times. The sows that
being hand-fed were given twice daily
all they would eat, of the same f
Their pigs, however, had access to feed
in creeps after they were three weeks
old. : eae
The results were as follows:

Self-Fed Hand-Fed
29 days 31 days.
338 Ibs. 320 lbs.
351 Ibs. 309 Ibs.
*13>-1bs, 1l1 lbs.
13.2 Ibs. 13.5 lbs: 2
33.6 Ibs. 30.6 Ibs,
51lbs. 09 lbs)



~ 400.0 Ibs.
159.0 Ibs.
40.0 lbs.
1.6 lbs.

353.0 ibs.
31.0 Ibs.
54.0 lbs.

441.0 lbs. 603.0 Ibs.

lem of weaning pigs and no ill eff
could be noticed. POs

In addition to saving labor you will
note that the self-feeders increase
the gains, and saved practically 16!
pounds of feed in producing 1
pounds of pork. The bulletin further.
more states that the success in breec
ing sows for following litters was es
pecially noticeable in the self-fed lots.

Limiting the feed of the cows shou
be practiced for the first two week
after. farrowing.Allied News



PAGE EIGHT

. Live Stock For Sale

ee 1male 6 months old Toggenburg

- months



e: RABBITS FOR SALE
I Flemisn giant, 1 yr. oid, and 1
Flemish giant and New Zealand mix-
ed, 4 months old, $1.50 for the two.

- Oscar Cantrell, Cornelia, Ga. RFD.



_ SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
Three purebred Toggenburg milk
goats, all hornless, and fresh. J. J.
Johnston, Waynesboro, Ga.

silver grey, waddles under throat, 1
doe brown Toggenburg, 22 months old,
waddles.and hornless, now _ giving
milk. Hornless White Nubian doe, 22
old, both does bred. Will

_ take $50 for. the 3 or exchange for a

reg. Jersey heifer.

J. F. Allen, Cal-

houn, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 15.



Live Stock Wanted >

CATTLE WANTED ~ _

Want cow fresh in, giving 2, gallons

nilk or more, gentile aad good napits.
Cheap for cash or exchange 15 head
thoroughbred Dark Cornish game
-Newbert strain; 5 hens, 1 yr. old, 1
cockerel, i yr. old, 1 cockerel, 8 pullets
-fine chickens, and pay difference in
cash. Mrs. Glen Holton, Soperton,



Ga. Rt. 4.

Want two good milk cows, will ex-
change for equal value. Mrs. F. Smith,



Rt. 1, Box 95, Martinez, Ga.

Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Dry butter beans 15c lb. Sam W.
Lawrence, Subligna, Ga.
_ Cream sugar crowder peas makes 3
crops in a season 30c Ib. or 5 lbs. for



_ $1, also white crowder and lady peas

Turnipseed, 25c ib. or

same price.
everbearing strawberry

exch. for

plants. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester,

Gra
-Willets Prolific English pea seeds,
30c lb. postage prepaid. O. W. Cas-
well, Route B, Americus, Ga.
Bunch velvet beans, $4. Orders tak-
en now to be shipped Nov. for cash.

__E. H. Beasley, Kite, Ge. Rt. 1.

a 2 10s. fresh,
- 45 Ib. del. sample on request. Mrs. B.

+ prices.



BUTTER
Jersey butter each week,

_ F. Stokes, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3. \

CORN, CORN SEED. CORN MEAL
: FOR SALE
Piedmont seed corn and best grade
Wannamaker cotton seed at farmers
State amount wanted. Can
use syrup, crowder and blk. eye peas,



grain of any,,kind in| exch. Rhett

Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1. _
Good shelled corn, suitable for meal.

ie Sa Baxley. John Daniel, Baxley,
a.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE
3 or 4 hundred bu. latest strain
Wannamaker cotton seed, grown and

. pinned pure, bought direct from Wan-

namaker last year, $1 bu. FOB or exc

> $3; 500 Ibs. $12.50. Can use some peas,

for corn. W. C. Oliver,

Carnesville,

Limited amount of selected Coker
Bros. big bale half and half cotgon
seed, first year from originator. Seed
selected from 50 A. and kept*pure at
gin, $1 bu. FOB or exch... Cash with
order. no checks. S. P. Davis, Dallas,
Go... Rt.1, 2

Rowden long staple No. 40 big boll
first vear from originator, carefullv
ginned and picked, $1 bu. FOB... Will

~ exch: for shoats at 10c Jb or seed oats. |

A T Luther. Unadilla, Ga
Wannamakers for planting, 100 Ibs.
corn, oats or wheat in exch. R. P.
Steinheimer. Brooks,\ Ga.
Rucker cotton seed, 46 per cent lint.
ist year from Rucker farm, no black
seed, $1 bu. FOB Gainesville, Ga. C.

Garrett, Oakwood, Ga.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

; FOR SALE

Hickory smoked hams, shoulders
and side meat: hams 3c lb: should-
ers, 25c Ib: side meat 22c Ib. del in.
anv quantitv, or 3c less ner, lb. on all
FOB. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

: FRUITS FOR SALE
Nice dried apples 1930 crop, neeled
and cored, 6 lbs. for $1. Mrs. Geo. L.
Durand. Gainesville. Ga. Rt. 2.
Nice light color dried apples, shin-
ped by parcel post at reasonable price.
Mrs. J. C. Allen, Loudsville. Ga.
75 to 100 lbs. nice sun dried delic-





- ious apples, 12 1-2c lb. J. H. Andrews,

Mt. Airy, Ga.

MAREKET

Apples for sale at $1.25 del. in bu.
baskets and crates by PP; varieties,
Kinards choice, Ben Davis and Wine-
saps. Money orders payable at Hurst,
Ga. Good checks accepted. A. R.
Walker, Craytonia, Ga. d

GRAIN FOR SALE

Hastings 100 bu. Fulghum and Co-
kers cold proof oats; each variety $1
bu. Manetts Pedigreed 40 to 1 wheat,
$2. All grown from seed direct from
originators and carefully. recleaned.
R. W. Stembridge, Milledgeville, Ga.

75 bu. Fulghum oats, 85c bu. FOB.
M. A. King, Arnoldsville, Ga.

SEED FOR SALE

Yellow Globe Cow Horn turnip
seed, not mixed 50c Ib. mixed 55c del.
or 6 tablespoonfuls' 25c; rutabaga
seed, 5c;.rape seed 2 Ibs 40c. 5 Ibs $0c
del. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson, Ga.

Dill s@@d for planting, 30c del. also
artichokes for pickles or planting, 12
1-2c Ib. del. up to 5 Ibs. In smaller
lots add postage: Mrs. N. B. Berden,
Rt. 8, Box 83, Elberton, Ga.

4 Ibs. frost proof dwarf English
peas 20c lb. or 75c for the lot. Mus-
tard seed, long green leaf, 5c per 2
1-2 Ibs., clean and sound, also lady or
mush peas 10c lb. In small amounts
add. nostace. Mrs. G. M. Foster, Wa-
CO, Ga: Re22.

Nice white multiplying onions 40c
gal; sage, nice and dried and _ free
from stems 10c cup. Mrs. V. S Ladd,
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7.

PECAN TREES FOR SALE :

100 M. choice budded pecan trees.

Stuart, Schley. Moneymaker and

Frotscher. State inspeeted, guaran-
teed. W. L. Stewart, Valdosta, Ga.

POTATOES FOR SALE .
Will exchange sweet potatoes for
oats or rye or anything else of equal
value that can use. O. S. Duggan,
Chester, Ga. :

; VEGETABLES FOR SALE

Red hot pepper, 20c Ib. Okra seeds
25e Ib. Add postace or will exch.
either for thick white feed sacks 100
and 7h Th. sizes. Write first. J. B.
Carroll, Pineview. Ga. Rt. 1.

Jerusalem artichokes. Make best
offer on laree or small lots. Ira C.
Anderson, Roy, Ga.

Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want 75 bu. field peas, free of wee-
vils. Will exch. Reg. Guernsey calves.
Write for particulars. Prentis Neal,
St. Simons Island, Ga. :

CORN SEED WANTED
Want 50 bu. shelled seed corn. exc.
value in Reg. Guernsey calves. Pren-
tis Neal, St. Simons Island, Ga.

GRAIN WANTED
Want 100 bu. seed oats. Will exch.
Reg. Guernsey calves. Write for par-
ticulars at once. Prentis Neal, Guern-
sey Dairy Farm, St. Simons Island,
Ga. : :

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
50 to 100 lbs. choice papershell pe-
cans. Mail small sample and quote
lowest price. Mrs. Chas. H. Drake,
Braselton, Ga.

Plants For Sale

True blue Blueberry plants, north-
ern commercial type, but of native
southern growth. Officially identifi-
fed stock. Suitable for flatwoods,
pineland in Southern Ga. and branch
and creek bottoms of interior Ga.
Write for information. George D.
Lowe, Brunswick, Ga. 503 George St.

Improved missionary strawberry
plants, any quantitv, the very best.
$2.50 per M. FOB Alma. E. L. Minor,
Alma, Ga.

Frost proof E. J. Charleston W. and
Succession cabbage plants, $1.25 per
M. del. and also everbearing straw-
berry plants, 25c per 100. Mrs. C. L.
Smith. Baxley. Ga. Rt. 4. :

Cabbage, college, onion plants, 85c
for 500, and $1.50 for 1.000. Cash with
order. A. P. Sexton, Valdosta, Ga.
Box 523. :

Cabbage, collard onion plants, 400
for 85c; 1.000 for $1.50 and 5 M. for
$6.25. Cash postace collect... Mrs. R.
E. Hackle, 603 E. Savannah Ave. Val-
dosta, Ga.

Frost proof Winter Heading cab-
bage plants, Wakefield and Flat
Dutch, Ga. Heading collard plants.
500 for 65c: $1 per M. postpaid. Mrs.











Gertrude Branan, Lewiston, Ga.

BULLETIN.

-cabbage. plants: $1 per M. Bermuda

-| Brooklet, Ga.

Se

Ga. collard plants, $1.25 per M. 5
M. and up, 90c per M. Lucretia Dew-
berry and .McDonald _ blackberry |
plants, $1 per 100; $7.50 per M. Lutie
grafters and scuppernongs, $1.50 per
doz. L. E. Foote, Rt. 2, Macon, Ga.

Frostproof cabbage plants, E. J.
Charleston Wakefield and Succession,
$1.25 per M. del. F. W. EHlarbee,
Brooklet, Ga. : |
cabbage plants, 65c per 500, $1.15 per
M. del. $8 per 10 M. Exp. collect. Guy
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

E. J. Wakefield Cabbage flants,
Ga. collard plants, 300 for 60c; 600
for $1, $1.25 per M. Express collect.
Cader Stephens, Flowery Branch, Ga.

40,000 strong open field grown col-
lard plants, 75c per 500; $1.25 per M.
5 and 10 M. lots, $1 per M. prepaid.
aoe W. Orr, 109 Wright St., Winder,

ae

Charleston Wakefield and Early
Jersey cabbage plants, 500 for 60c;
$1.10 per M. Now _ ready. Dewey
Mathis, Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

White Park white silverskin Bermu-
da onion sets for fall planting, $1 per
gallon or 35c per quart. $5 per bush-
el express collect, White muleterys.
onion sets, 50c gallon. Cornfield
beans, 30c per pint, 50c per quart.
Cader Stephens, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Lady Thompson strawberry plants,
65c per 300. John Wilson, Ellijay, Ga.
Rt. 3. Box 42. SS

Early Jersey Wakefield cabbage
plants, 55 per 300, 70c per 500, $1.29
per M. del. Cash with order. R. M.}
Crow, Oakwood, Ga.

All leading varieties of frost proof

onion plants. $1. Collards, $1. Quick
pores W. W. Williams, Quitman,

Charleston Wakefield and Succession,
Jaree and well rooted, $1.25 per M.
Special prices on large orders. All
niants delivered. B. F. Mallard,

Iceberg Lettuce plants. 30c per 109

Charleston Wakefield, Early Jersey| 5. Ga. Rt. 1. )

Frost proof cabbage plants, E. J.)

Thursday, October 23, 1980.

Miscellaneous For Sale

30 lbs. used goose feathers, 40c lb. in
good condition FOB. Prefer P. O.
Money order. Mrs. Nannie W. Eden- |
field, Rt. 1, Stillmore, Ga. cee

1939 crop Garlic, 60c per lb. 10 Ibs,
$5. Also garlic buttons, for planting,

. doz for $1 del. -P 0;

25 per doz.
Order or cash. C. R. Lavender, Zebu-



Miscellaneous Wanted

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED >
Want 1 bushel each of this years
crop large size Black walnuts and
hickory nuts. Quote prices del. At-
lanta. Mrs. A. M. Stead,964 Rupley
Drive, Atlanta, Ga. He. 9842 J.
Want 500 1-gallon or 10 lb. empty
syrup cans. Ludie E. Phillips, Col-
quitt, Ga. ay
HELP BY CONSUMING MORE
DAIRY PRODUCTS, 5
That the demand for dairy products
is constantly increasing and in many
different forms is indicated by the fact
that ice cream consumption is jumping
rapidly. The quantity made in this
country in 1928 was 348.046,000 gallons
In 1929 it jumped to 365,448,000 gal-
lons, which is equal to three gallons
for every man woman and child in the
United States. ee
Those of us who milk cows should
not only talk about increased consump-_
tion of dairy products, but should set
the example at home. Investigations
show that farmers consume a much
smaller percentage of real butter than
do folks in town, butter substitutes
being extensively used by the produc-
ers of butter. We should at least prac-
tice what we preach and consume more
of our own products. By so doing we







or $2 per M. del. Ready to trans-
plant now. Mrs. O. E. Browning, Rt.
4.'Doerun, Ga. :

will help to increase the demand for
them.Progressive Farmer.



ee
.

Amount of Seed Used Per.

Acre

Estimated Range
of Bulk, of -
Plantings

- Average
of Reports



Alfalfa, drilled, lb:
Barley, bu

Alfalfa, broadcast, lb.

18.3
14.8
1.84

15 to 20
12

Dee BO.



Beans, field, small, bu.

}Bebns, field, lame; bu. 2
Beets, common (not sugar) lb._____

Blue Grass, bu.
Broom, corn, . ib.<
Buckwheat, bu.

b> to
1.0 to
h.5 tO
tp to
to

-t. to

.76
1.29

=]

3



Cabbage plants, no.
Clover, alsike, Ib. \
Clover, Japan, lb.
Clover, mammoth, lb.
Clover, red, alone, lb.

Clover, crimson, lb.
Corn, for grain, lb.

Cotton, bu.

Glover..red. Ongrain..ib, 22

Corn, fodder, for silage, Ib. ______

Or 00

5,000to
to
to
to ;
to
to
to
to
to 3
to. :

~

ht

a
bt

ONE WOYNRONRDOOW
TOW 00 0

ee

oN
AONODOOMMN BHA

c
for

2



Cowpeas, for forage, bu.

Cowpeas, for seed, bu. .
Field peas, small, bu.
Field peas, large, bu.
Flaxseed, lb. 3

Cowpeas, in drill with corn, bu. fo

_
S

to
to
to
to
to
to

A0
50.
15
1.0
25



Oats, bu.

2 0. to



Orchard grass, lb.
Peanuts, bu.

to

ee AO
to

1.0



Potatoes, bu.

7



Rice, bu. .
Rye, for grain, bu.

|Rye, for forage, bu.

Soy beans, drilled, bu.
Soy beans, broadcast, bu.
Sugar beets, lb.

to
to
to
10.
to

1.5
1.25
1.5
50
1.00 to



Sweet potato plants, no.
Timothy, lb.

12 to
~ 6,000to.



Tobacco plants, no.



Wheat, be ost

8 to.