Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1930 December 11

DEPARTMENT OF fee

CUGENE TALMADGE



AGRICULTURE
COMMISSIONER SS

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



STATECAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930.



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Move Further Back Into the Country

In the last Presidential Campaign, candidates in both parties
promised great farm relief. I believe that they are quibblers on
words. We have had relief all right, but lots of us took it that, farm
relief would be farm help. The truth of the business is that we do
not need any farm help. We just need farm justice. If about nine-
tenths of the farmers friends were killed off they would get along a

whole lot better. But what came out of that presidential campaign?
President Hoover called a special session of Congress to enact farm
legislation. What did they do? They took up a tariff bill and hiked
the rates on all manufactured articles that. they possibly could.

The Southern Commissioners of Agriculture went up before the
Ways and Means Committee and before Congress, insisting on a tariff
on jute, vegetable oils, and other farm products. They succeeded in

getting written. up as lobbyists. The trouble with the farmer is that
he has no lobbyists. Every other interest except farming has its paid
and hired representatives at Congrss. It developed that the Secretary
of the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut was placed as a
Secretary to a special Tariff Committee. When they tried to censure;
or insult Bingham for having: this man on this Committee, he answered
back that his state had received considerable advantage by this man be-
ing placed on the Committee to have inside information. His state is
~ a manufacturing state. He meant by this that they had succeeded in
_hiking the rates and saddling them on the other people of the United
States. Nothing was ever done about it. We are now paying the bill
when we buy anything. Our raw products, especially cotton, cotton-
seed, and peanuts, are in competition with world markets without any
protection of tariff. They are selling below the cost of production,

This extra session of Congress also enacted a law creating a Fed-
eral Farm Board and gave it $500,000,000.00. The provision of the
law was-that this $500,000,000.00 could only be spent to aid farmers
through Co-operatives. Co-operatives have organized all over the

~ eountry on the idea that they were necessary for orderly marketing.
Practically all of the cotton brokers now are trying to hold the cotton
except the co-operatives. J received.a letter yesterday, stating that the
Co-operatives had shipped out 14,500 bales of cotton from the Savan-
nah port within the last month to the English mills in England. Some
cotton, isnt it? I am also informed that the mills over the State are
buying cotton from the Co-operatives. I received a letter from a

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OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholsale Prices Dec. 11, 1930. Always Subject to Variation
Savannah

Augusta
$1.00

: Atianta Macon
Sweet Potatoes, new 100 lbs.--__1.25 $1.25
Irish Potatoes, sacked, 100: Ibs._- 2.25 2.50
Eggs, Ga., Extra doz.--.------- -40
Eggs, Standard, doz. -------- t25 338
-Eeggs, Ga., trade, doz :
Eggs, Yard Run, doz.--

Wurkeys 40; =. -5.- 25-2. 2 ses ;
Capons, 2Ib- . =- 2. 22
Field Peas, mixed, bu. --------- 1.40
Field Peas. not mixed, bu. ---- 150
Country Butter, Pest Table. Ib... .35
Country Butter, Cooking; lb .20
Corn Meal, 96 Ibs. ----------..
Soy Beans, O-too-tan, bu

Soy Beans, Biloxi, bu.--

2.10
3.00
1.50

Hogs Sold During Week Beginning Dec. 1, at Ccop-ra'ive Sales Brought 7%.

No.1 Grade Spanish Peanuts $68.00 per ton Delivered Columbus, Ga.

MARKET REPORT

farmer this morning, stating that he had been trying to sell some of
his cotton to the mi ls, and was told that they could get it cheaper from
the Co-operatives than he was asking. He was only asking the market
quotation. What does this mean? The Co-operatives and the Federal
Farm Board are depressing the price of cotton and making it go down
instead of making it go up. Would you give any more for a nickel
cigar_.as long as you could get it for a nickel? You would not care how
much the cigar clerk cried about hard times.

The.mills will not pay any more for cotton.as long as.it is pushed
on.them at present prices. I hope that some of our Congressmen and
Senators will look into what these Co-ops are doing. They are handling
the Governments money. ae : 5

I get letters every day from people in the State, advising that the
Co-operatives have not paid them the 1 per cent reserve that was taken
out of their cotton for the past five years. My suggestion to all who-
have a reserve fund due them is to write to me and state the amount.

I cannot see any excuse that any business concern can offer for not

paying back money that they took out of your own property as a re--
serve fund. The money never belonged to them. It is not an ordinary
debt. The Federal Farm Board should not advance them one cent
until every penny of money is paid up, or they are put in the hands of
a receiver and have a general house-cleaning from top to bottom. A
petition for receivership has been pending here against the Co-opera-
tives for nearly a year. You did not even see anything about it in the
papers. Why it has not been pushed and tried, I do not know, If all
of the Co-operatives of the South are keeping reserve funds that do
not belong to them, and selling cotton as the Georgia Cotton Growers
Co-operative Association is doing, the quicker that Congress and the
U. S. Senate puts a check on the Federal Farm Board loaning money
to them, the better off this. country wi!l be.

In the meantime, what is the best thing for us old farmers to do?
Move further back into the country. Take care of those old mules.

Buy just as little fertilizer as you can get along with. Plant some-

thing to eat for your family and for your stock. Then, you can plant -
your money crop in cotton, or tobacco, or peanuts, or whatever you
decide your land is best adapted to. Dont try to have too many live-
stock, Remember that a cow eats all day and chews all night. Belong ~~
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INDEX

Columbus Valdosta
Poultry for Sale

Poultry Wanted

Live Stock for Sale

Live Stock Wanted

Ga. Products for Sale 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11
Ga. Ereducts Wanted

Plants for Sale

Plants ._Wanted

Seed for Sale

Miscellaneous for Sale 7 10 11
Miscellaneous Wanted --.-7, 10, 11 _
Eggs for fale. =O, A Osea
Baby Chicks for Sale

Farm Help Wanted :
Positions Wanted... 8 |















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AGE TWO . ;
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Poultry For Sale



Bey ANCONAS
40 Ancona hens, $50 FOB, or exch.
or 50 bu. good corn. W. S. Earney,
Woodstock, Ga. Rt. 2. :

erels, Sheppard strain, $1, $2 and $3
each. Mrs. Jeptha P. Pullin, McDon-



~ BANTAMS FOR SALE

5 genuine young buif Covcnin ban-
am cockerels, $1 each. O. H. Wright,
Atlanta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg.

4 W. L. bantam -roosters,
hatch, $1.50 for the 4. Miss Martha
Cheatham, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2.
Fure pred pull UvChin vanvam

ckerels, 6 mos. old, $1.50 each. Fred
Gehrken, Augusta, Ga. 405, Greene

St... 2
2 Golden Sebright roosters, 1 yr.
Id, $1 each. Full blood, small type
and perfect beauties. B. J. Wynne,
ochran, Ga.
- White, Rose Comb bantam roosters,
( vames Cocuran, . Lavoiua,
a. Rt. 2.
5 full blood Buff Cochin. bantam
hens, $1 each, also 1 trio of White
Cochins, $4, or exch. for 2 Black
Cochin hens or pullets. W. H. Holmes,
gusta, Ga. 1129 Telfair St.
Common bantams: 4 solid white,
rest speckled color, 12 in all, 40c each.
10 of them are 1930 hatch. Exch. for
any kind of pure bred pigeons, rab-
bits or other pantams. vames Ruce,
Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 2. ;
1 pr. Sebright bantams, $2.50. Donald
Jennings, Americus. Ga. P. O. Box 84.
2 thoroughbred Buff Orp. bantam
hens, 1 yr. old, and now laying, guar.
tock, $1.25 each, or exch. for paper
ell pecans at 35c lb. or dried fruit.
Write before shipping. Mrs. E. C.
Melton, Smyrna, Ga. Rt. 2.
$8 bantam pullets, 50c ea; 1 hen, 75c
and cockerel, 50c. All for $2.50, or
trade for 3 hens of any breed. Emory
Slark, Macon, Ga. 339 Carling Ave.
1 pr. Buff bantams, 1 cockerel and 1
_pullet, spring hatch, the feathered leg-
ged kind, dark red, wt. 3 or 4 lbs. when
grown, $1 each. Mrs. C. C. Farmer,
Good Hope, Ga.

BARRED ROCKS
10 selected Parks strain B. R. cock-
erels, wt. avdut 6 or 7 lps. 7 mos. old,
$2 to $2.50 ea. $10 for lot; From hens
av. 200 eggs per yr. sired by cock from
@ 287 egg hen. Sat. guar. Coops to be
Daris Raulerson, Rockingham,

40 pure bred B. R. hens and pullets,
2 cocks, 18 mos. old, and 1 cock-
, $50 for lot; also 10 hens and 1



; 10 pullets and 1 cock,/3

. Mrs. C. D. Coursey, Eastman,

market: price del. to Cleveland, and I
(0 del chickens to your Exp. office.
Write your best offer. Mrs. Nora Nix,

Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1.
7 April hatch B. R. pullets and 1
ockerel, $8 FOB, or $10 del. Exch.
or same number of dark Cornish
games. H. W. Thurmond, Gresham-

ville; Ga. . i

10 pure Thompson Ringlet Rock
March hatch, $1.25 each;
cockerels, March hatch, $1.25 each.
Mrs. Essie Wilson, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.
5 B. P. Rock pullets and 1 cockerel,
Thompson strain, April hatch, $1 each.
. S. Hadden, Shellman, Ga. Rt.

3.
ite B. R.

. C. S. Bradshaw, Wrightsville,
Maas Rt: 1;
pure bred Thompson Ringlet B.
ockerels. March hatch, $1.75 each;
ullets, $1.75 each. FOB. Mrs. F. L.
zee, Morven, Ga.
8 or 10 large frying size, pure bred
B. R. pullets, 75c each. No checks.

Slara V. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

Pure 'Parks strain B. R. from

arks Cream A. grade. Reg. Per. 201-
5-30. Large choice cockerels, $2 to

ea; a tew Avril haten puilets. Sz
Cash with order. Coops to be
ret. Mrs. Mamie Roach Plyler, Ma-

ssas, Ga. Rt. 2.

Holterman B. R. April hatch, 5 pul-
lets, $1 each; 1 cockerel, $1.50; 1
cock, 1929 hatch, $2, or the lot for $8.

Lacey, Rome, Ga, Rt. 2.

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| Commerce, Gt. Rt. 5.



MARKET BULLETIN _

Parks str, pure bred cockerels, Mar.

1and April 1930 hatch, $2.50 each, FOB.

wits. imal. G. Smutn, Loomsboro, Ga.,

Rt. 1.

Sev. May and June hatch Aristocrat
cockerels, Parent stock direct from
Holterman, $2.50 and $2.00 each, ac-
cording to size and age; 15 to 20 fat,
fine B. R. hens for eating, 20c lb.
FOB; 25 broilers, ready January Ist,
for best offer. Mrs, J. C. Bryan, Rey-
nolds, Ga. :

Thompson B. R. early March cock-
erels, ready for service, $1.50 each, 1ay
station. Cash with order. Mrs. A, J.
Collins, Demorest, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R.
cockerels, Feb. hatch, ready for ser-
vice, $1.75 each, FOB. Mrs. R:
Mabry, Canon, Ga.

1 Parks B. R. 20 mos. old rooster,
$1.50, or exch. for crowder peas, any
color except black; six-weeks and
field peas, or for dried fruit or pecans.
Mrs. John G. Bray, Ellaville, Ga. Rt.

10 March and April hatch B. R. pul-
lets, $10 for lot,-FOB. Mrs. D. C. Huff,
&tapleton, Ga. ;

5 full blood B. R. cockerels, almost
grown, now crowing, $1 each at my
Wil Not slip. -IvitSS 8. ee
Cobb, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1.

15 pure bred 5 mos. old B. R.. pul-
lets, $1 each, also nice, selected eggs
(a pen of these won first prize in Club
work at the Mitchell Co. Fair) $1.25
per 15 or $5 a 100 del. or exch., for
sound corn. Mrs. J. A. Howell,
Meigs, Ga. Rt. 1.

8 B. R. Thompson str. March hatch,
now laying pul.ets, $1.25 each; extra
nice cockerels, same str. $1.50 each, 2
for $2.75. H. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga.

March hatch rooster, $1.25. Mrs, C.
C. Farmer, Good Hope, Ga.

Pure Thompson Ringlet Rocks, 12
young hens and 1 cock, 2 yrs. old, and
1 March hatch rooster, $1.25 per head
for hens and $1.50 each, for roosters,
FOB. Mrs. D. S. Philips, Nunez, Ga.

Pure B. R. pullets, stock direct from
Parks: 6 pullets, $10. Cream grade.
Reg. Per. No. 30-C-112. Mrs. R. W.
Barwick, Doerun, Ga. \

1930 hatch pure bred cockerel, $1.50.
Math L. Loque, Gibson, Ga.

Parks bred to lay str. B. R. cock-
erels. License No. 217. 10 first class
cockerels, ready for the yard, $5 each.
These are from hens with egg records
of 200 eggs upwards and have blood
lines of 300 eggs per yr. stocx. Worth
twice the price asked. A. J. Bartlett,
Valdosta, Ga.

5 March and April hatch Thompson
Imp. Ringlet -cockerels, $1.50 each,
FOB, or exch. for field peas at $3.50
bu. Mrs. A. R. Watts, Canon, Ga. Rt.

1 pullet and cackerel, large friers,
finest Holterman stra. $2.50 per pr. or
exch. for 3 laying W. L. pullets. Mrs.
E. Spence, Dunwoody, Ga.

2 fine Thompson Ringlet B. R. 18
mos. old roosters, $1.50 each, also 1
pure B..L. rooster, January 1930 hatch,
- FOB. Mrs. W. J. Johnson, Sparta,

a.

1 March hatch B. R. cockerel, $1.25.
rete L. Brown, Ball Ground, Ga.

A few fine B. R. pullets that cost
$16 per 100 at day old; began laying at
4 mos. old and 25 days old; have
moulted and nearly ready to lay again.
$1.25 each, FOB. Mrs. J. B. Collier,
Cochran, Ga.

2 fine March Thompson Imp. Ring-
lets, 2nd direct, $2 each FOB; 2 cocks,
1928 hatch, same strain, $1.50 each; 15
fine. yearling hens, same str. $2 each.
Sell in lots of 5. All FOB and cash
with order. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks,



BRAHMAS
2 Light Brahma cockerels, pure bred,
April hatch, Giant strain, $1.25 each,
toe G. A. Skelton, Royston, Ga. Rt.
Giant Light Brahmas 1929 hatch,
$125 each: 1930 hatch $1 each. L. E.
Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. :

BUFF WHITE AND OTHER ROCKS
1 White Rock Fischel strain cock-



-erel, $1.25, or exch. for 1'R. I. Red, S.

C. cock, not over 18 mos. old, of pure
bred, and dark red good color. Mrs.
J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga.

4 nice White Rock April 1929 hatch.

hens and 1 rooster, same age, $1.25
each, or $6 for the lot FOB. Mrs. D.
A. Darsey, Griffin, Ga. Rt. A.

Coop of 5 white Rock pullets and 1
rooster, May hatch $6. Mrs. B. J.
Head, Alma, Ga.

_ Pure bred White Rock April cock-



Se cea

erel, $2.50 postpaid, or $2 FOB and 1
pure hed B R. April cockerel, $2.50
PP, or $2 FOB. and 2 pure bred B. R.
hens, $1 FOB, or $1.50 each postpaid.
All real large to age, pure and free
from disease. Mrs. J. M. Johnson,
Shellman, Ga. Rt. 1.

6 April hatch cockerels, pure bred
Buff Rocks, $2 and $2.50 each. Nug-
gett strain. Exch. for pure bred pul-
jets or young hens of same breed. Mrs
Cc. R; Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1.

10 or 12 pure White Rock pullets,
$1.25 each. March hatch. Heavy
layers. Mrs. C. H. russell, War-
then, Ga.

1 prize winning cock, Bird Bros.
strain, Partridge Rock, at half price.
R. W. Clark, Macon Ga, 177 Boulevard
Ave.

Nice bunch of Partridge Rocks 1929

and 1930 hatch, $1.50 each for hens
and $2 for cockerel. Mrs. R. J. Rod-
denberry, Hazlehurst, Ga. Box 25.

Pure bred White Rocks from prize
winners, April hatch cockerels, $1.25
and $1.50 each; pullets, $1 each, Mrs.
Z. L. Scott, Concord, Ga.

Sev. March hatch White Rock, Fis-
chel strain roosters, $1 and $1.25 each.
Mrs. W. O. Herndon, Canon, Ga. Rt. 1.

2 each, pure bred Buff Rock, April
hatch, cockerels, $2 each. pullets, $1.50
each. All FOB. Money order with
order. Mrs. Eula B. Johnson, Ten-
nille, Ga. :

GAMES FOR SALE

Pit Games: Old Eng. Black Breast
Reds. Deau ganie an. aS lule as
crossed the waters, $10 per pr. G.
Baldwin, Douglasville, Ga. ~

1 rooster and 6 pullets, Cornish
games; the 7 wt. 22 lbs. $5.50 for lot.
I paid 22c each for these as _ baby
chicks. James Brown, Helena, Ga.

Jones Roundheads, dead game and
fast cutters: Stays, crowing size, $3,
Pullets, $2.50, a few young trios 1 1-2
-b size $4. as long as they last. G. W.
Logan, Ellijav, Ga. Rt. 2.

Grist Grady, Warhorse and Shawl-
neck pit games for sale. H. Roque-
more, Mansfield, Ga. ae

Pit game cocks, Blue Red, now
ready for the pit, $2 to $5 each; Blue
and Red cockerels, March hatch, $1.50



each. W. A. Holsonback, Ranger, Ga. .

Pure Cornish game cockerels, Weber
strain, $2.50 each. Mrs J. T. Holland,
Lenox, Ga. ot

1 pure bred R. C. dark Cornish
game, heavy strain, 10 1-2 Ib. 18 mos.
old rooster, $1.50, also-pure bred eggs
from 5 to 7 Ib. hens, and 9 to 11 Ib.
unrelated cocks. $1.50 per 15. Mrs.
yy Johnson, Dawson, Ga. Rt. 6, Box
Pure bred dark Cornish games, 4
hens and 1 cock and 3 young pullets
and 1 young cockerel; $13 for lot if
taken at once. Mrs, Mary Griffin,
Sparks, Ga. j

1 dark Cornish Indian game rooster,
$1.50 or rooster and game hen, $2.75.
Miss Leona Simpson, Culverton, Ga.

10 dark Cornish Indian game pul-
lets, guar. no culls. $1.25 each, or $12
for jot, also 3 cockerels, $1.25 each.
Same breed all March and _ April
hatch. Mrs. J. R. Brantley, Kite Ga.

1 pure bred Cornish game hen, for
sale, or exch. for R. 1 ned ocn.
pecans or dried fruit free of peel and
ae Mrs. M. T. Burch, Wray, Ga.

4 young cockerels, Cornish Indian
Games, April hatch, $1.50 each. Good
pe W. D. Wilbanks, Cave Springs,

ae
1 fine Gray stag, grown, $1.50; 1 red
Cuban 1-2 Worhorse stag, $1.25 Smoke
Blue stag, wt. 5 lbs. $2 and 1 hen,
$128; Vos ane brown Red cross,
tacos, $1 eaca. Guar. Casn with order.
Jack Hawkins, Gibson, Ga.

1 pure bred Bacon Warhorse 6 lb.
rooster, $2; 1 mug and Warhorse
crossed, March hatch, $1.50 each. Cash
with order. Guaranteed. H. H.
Hawkins, Mitchell, Ga.

2 hens and 1 cock, pure bred, extra
$1.50 each. SHRDLUlarge,vSHRDL
large dark Cornish games, 2 yrs. old,
ae each. Math L. Loque, Gibson,

2 Cornish games roosters, 1 and 2
yrs. old, $1.50 each, or both for $2.75.
a Jeptha P. Pullin, McDonough,
1 fine B. B. Red game 18 mos old, 7
mos. old cock, $5. C. H. Baldwin,
Douglasville, Ga.

B. B. Red games, dead game and
as fine as ever crossed the waters $10
ee pr. G. M. Baldwin, Douglasville,

Pure bred R. C. dark Cornish Indian
games, cockerels and hens, $1.50 each.
Mrs. L. M, Kennedy, Collins, Ga.



Thursday, December 11, 1930.

Black game spring pullets, $1 each;
now laying, also about 25 head of
friers, 25c lb. W. J. Morgan, Still-
more, Ga. Rt. 1. ae

10 hens, 5 lb. av, crossed with Cor-
nish game rooster, yellow hen and 1
Cornish rooster, all spring hatch, $12
for the 11. Hens now laying. F. H.
Gilbert, Sylvania, Ga,

GIANTS AND LANGSHANS --
J. B. Giant April cockerels, large,
pure bred and fine, $1.50 and $2 each. |
No checks. Clara V. Trimble, Adairs-
ville, Ga. ee
3 Marcy str. J. B. Giant hens, 18
mos old, now laving, wt. 7 to 9 Ibs.
each, $2 each. Mrs. E. LL. Babcock, |
Cordele, Ga. 208 East 13th Ave. _
5 large hens and 1 cockerel, 1929
hatch, unrelated stock. Pure Marc
strain, J. B. Giants, $7 for lot. Mrs.
Jonn C. Morris, Auiey, -Ga. oy
1 pen: 1 rooster, 9 mos. old and 3
pullets, pure bred J. B. Giants, $6, or
exch for 6 ewe goats. R. E. Barnes,
Summit, Ga. cD
75.J. Black Giant hens, Marcy
strain, $2 each, FOB; roosters, ce
pullets, $1.50 each, FOB. Mrs. H. J.
McCorvey, Hawkinsville, Ga. -
22 J. B. Giant 4 wks. old chicks, 30c
each. No checks. Mrs. J. T. Berry-
hill Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5. oe
8 J. B. Giant April hatch pullets
and 2 roosters, $1 each, or exch. for 2
nice thritty pigs of good stock. No
runts. Mrs. F. C. Conner, Whitestone, -

Ga.
20 hens and 2 cocks, thoroughbred



M.! J. B. Giants, blood tested, hens now ~

laying, 8 mos. old, $40 for lot, Cash. |
No checks. Henry Fowler, Roy, Ga. ~
10 J. B. Giant pullets and rooster, ~
April hatch of the egg record strain, |
$10 for lot. Cash with order. C. L.
Ertzberger, Carnesville, Ga. Rt. 2. |
Marcy str. J. B. Giant roosters,
nearly grown, $1.50 each, or exch. for -
hogs. Buyer to pay shipping expenses. |
Mrs. J. P.. Powell, Lumber City, Ga.
RFD 1. 5 2
1 pure bred J. B. Giant 18 mos. old
10 lb. rooster, $2.50. W. D. Vaughan,
Jackson, Ga. Box 183. ;
-.4 fine Jersey White Giant roosters,
$3 ea. and party to pay exp. chgs. Miss _

_Ola Manley, Carnesville, Ga. Rt. 3. .

3 cocks, pure bred Marcy str. J. B..
Giants, $5 for lot; also young cock-
erels, very nice, $1.50 each, or exch.
for som same strain . Write. Mrs. J. |
T. Lamberth, (Address not given).

HAMBURGS : ee
S. S. Hamburg hens and pullets all
ready to lay. $1 each; roosters, $1 ea.
L. E. Williams, Ty Ty, Ga. ae
. 3S. S. Hamburg April cockerels for
sale or exch. for equal number S. S.
Hamburg pullets, or for Buckeye Reds
or Cuban Blues or 1 Irish Gray cock- |
erel and 2 pullets. Offer must be pure
bred. Hamburg cockerels were raised
from eggs bought direct from Brad-
shaw. W. R. Williams, Danville, Ga.

LEGHORNS
-Tancred W. L. 80 March hatch pul ~
lets. beginning to lav, (isc each ior
quick sale. S. F. Humphries, Scott-
dale, Ga. Phone Dea-1822. :

50 pure bred Tancred May hatch
pullets, now laying, $1.25. each or $60 |
for the lot. Wm. A. Vandiver, Mar- |
tin, Ga. Rt. 2. a

4 Brown L. pullets and 1 cockerel,
March hatch, $1 each. Mrs. Essie
Wilson, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.

. 4 W. L, roosters, 75c each, and 4 pul-
lets, $1 each or lot for $6, Mrs. J. S.
Berryhill, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5. =

30 Ferris, heavy str. layers, pullets,
March hatch, $25 FOB. Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield, Jasper, Ga. RFD 4. - :
_ Sev. cockerels and cock birds for
breeding purposes From Ped. stock.
250 to 424 ege records Official. Guar.
of sat. with each bird. Write for price
and full particulars. W. M. Kantala,
Elberton, Ga. an aes

Ferris S. C. W. L. cockerels, March
hatch, from direct stock and _ prize
winners, $1.75 each; 2 or more, $1.50
each, for quick sale. Mrs. J. E. Stead-
am, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2. =e

5 February hatch W. L. cockerels,
Hollywood str. $1.50 each. G. D. Fain,
Edison, Ga, Z

2 Buff L. cockerels, April hatch
thoroughbred and well dev. $1.50 ea.
OB. R_H. Berry, Menlo, Ga. Rt. 1.

15 WG: young hens, $1 each, also
100 B. L. pullets, in production, $1.25
each, FOB. Chas.. T. McMillan,
arene. Ga. Rt. 8. ae e

pure bred B. L. ready to lay pul-
lets, $1 each. Cash with oriae im
Moss, Talking Rock, Ga. RFD 3.
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| Whursday, December 11, 1930. _
_ Live Stock For Sale.

CATTLE FOR SALE :

1 good milch cow to freshen Dec; |
15th. $50 cash at barn.

J. male yearl'nz, ent. to reg. reason-
able paw Mrs. M./G. Lee, Lithonia,
al. 4.8 3s

6 yr. o!d milch cow, mixed Holstein
_ and Jersey, ready for beef, lar
_ W. Price, Woolsey, aa. Rt.



Also 1 small

. $60. John
iA: Box 59; :
Solid col. Jersey bull calf, 3 wks. old.

- Sire: Stallings Cocotte of Ga.

Mie 4; dam, Nells Tyeoon, No. 881-.

_ 80. $15 FOB. Exch, for anything can
C. M. Stallings, Carrollton, Ga.



_ Reg. J. male calf, 7 mos. old, dark.
_.ream col, Raleigh breeding. $35 FOB.
: McMiuan,. Galinesville, Ga.

: ft { i
_._.1 nice light red mixed Jersey heifer,
13 mos. old, and fat, $20.
Dye, Mitchell, Ga.
eA . heifer, 22 mos. old, bred.
.. Mother was 4 gal. Jersey. For eash,
_ or.exch. for good farm horse or mule.
eatham, College Park,

Rez. J. bull, about 3 yrs. old, very
a pee: cheap. M. B. Allen, Hoschton,

Mrs. Henr

Miss tfartha. Ch
Ga. Rt. 2.

1 yellow. and 1 black J. heifers, 7
and 8 mos. old, from 4 gal. cows, $12.50
. ea. at my home, or beth for $25. Mrs.
_ &._P. Cobb, Eelton,.Ga, Rt. 1.
1 _milch cow, 7-8 Jersey, to freshen
in Jan. $50. Mrs. J. C. Goolsby, Gra-
Extra fine.J.-heifer 6 mos. old, fat
enovrh to make fine beef. $10 cash, or.
e pork at wheleswe price..
. Decatur, Ga. Sycamore

_ exch. for nic
John A. Sea:

eure bred Hereford bull, 1 y
warn. cheap. E. W.

fresh, third calf, will
al. per day with proper treat-
pure bred Jersey but
ey $85 at my farm. J./J
--ens, Luthersville, Ga. Rt. 1
sae J. cow, 4 yrs. old, nice
-. clean, fresh, at reasonable price. W. J.
Arnold, Hiram, G
Nice, young J. cow about 5 yrs. old,
five. 3 gal. a day, fresh 4th of Apyil,
$50 or exch. for anythinz can
Also. 2 nice J. heifers, 10 mos. cld,
exch, Joe M.. Brown,

\
g knot on
write. Max |

man, .
Mileh cow,

ment and feed,

$20 each or
. McRae, Ga. 2
... 6 yr. old J. cow, has a bi
.. Jaw, $15. Come see, dont
_- Price, "Dahlonega, Ga., Rt.
Be For Sale: beef cattle,

_- prade heifers, and pure bred bull. W.
ae -D. Watson, Loganville, Ga.

HOGS. FOR SALE :

300 Ib. 8 mos. o' Reg. Duroc
show gilt, bred fer March 1931 far-
row to reg. Duroc boar. $60 each, FOB.
Exch. for .0 bu. ecra. el. sal --tton;
Henry T. Luirsden, Talbotten, Ga.
1 Duroc J. brood sow, Res. papers,
_ $25.or exch. for Gvernsey heifer; and
1 pili and 1 male, Peg. Duroe Jerseys.
$10 each, or exch. for anvthing suit-
Be nee Mrs. T, L. Adams, Dougias, Ga.

Dero J, boar, 200 Ths. lact Morch
pig, $35 FOB, to keep from inbreeding,
res. in buyers name; Duroe J. pigs,
Sept. farrow, 65 lbs. or moze each, no
Pe 10 ea. or $18.60 pair. L. H.
Eeenfield, Stillmcre, Ga.

Duree J. mate pigs, 3 mos old, 50 to
Cherry red. From prize win- 2
ning steck, $12 each, rez. in buyers
. name. . J. Carl Dauthtry, Metter, Ga.
' 1 thoroughbred bie bone Plack Ez-
Sex sow pig, not rez. but ent. to, 2 1-2
mos. old, from reg steck, $8 FOB. W.
Overstreet, Lenox, Ga. Rt. 2.

~ -fat hoes, th. on foot, or 122
Np. dressed. Wt. 09 Ib. on fost.
, Blackshear, Ga. RFD

milch cows,



250 to

YO.-Mo Walker
3, BOX 67.

HORSES. AND MULES FOR SALE
- I pony mare for. sate, or exe. for
f r corn, E. A. Hawkins, |.



sow, piss,
Rutledge, Ga.
oa pr, younz:-black
yrs. old, wt. 1050 lbs. Reasonable price.
_ Grdcon Hamm, Cobbtown, Ga.

. RABBITS FOR SALE
= chillas and Silver Martens,
- $5 pr trio. Bred dees, $3 each. A. A.
Marshall, Washinzton, Ga.
Pure White rabits, with pink eyes
1 yr. old, $4 pr. Mrs. W. H. Walters,
Lavenia Ga. Rt. 3.
_.200rabbits for sale.
Forrest Park, Ga. .

"SHEEP AND GOATS.
- aes

mare mules, six





W. Y. Conine,





FOR oath

Wilbur Donaldson; Metter, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 white billy goat, wool-haired, $4
FOB Toeecoa, or exch. for 3 bu. scund
peanuts. M. G. Smith, Toccoa, Ga.
Rt, 2, Box:.133; f

Live Stock: Wanted:



MARKET BULLETIN _

nannies, 2 or 3 wks. old, $6.50, or exch
for a pure bred S. P. C. female pig.



CATTLE WANTED :
Want 1 male and 1 heifer, pure bred
Short Horn calves, from heavy milkers

with reasonable price for cash. L. He

Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga.

Want good mileh cows, giving 2 to
2 1-2 gal. per gay. Will take them
for feed this winter and give best of
care and feed. Can give ref. Mrs. A.
H. Hardwick, Doraville, Ga.

Want to exch value for young cows
fresh in or soon to freshen. Jersey
or Holstein. Write. J. R. Chapman,
Conyers, Ga.

HOGS WANTED

Want. to exch. good farm. mule for

brood sow,: and. milch cow. Jos. M:
Corbett, Kirkland, Ga. Rt. 2.

FoR

Bxch, value, $25 for. S. P. C.. pigs. |

W. D. Wilbanks, Cave Springs, Ga.
Want 1 rec J. giit pig, 8 to 10
wks. old. Not the big bone. Medium
bone, deep red.
from stock not related. Make best
cash. price. if. 34. Galimon,
Ga. RFD 1 Box 78.
~ Want 15 er more good feeder pigs,
cheap for cash. State best price at
barn; G. H. Watson, Athens, Ga. Kt 3.
Want a young Duroe sow, treated
and bred to farrow in February -or

first. of March. Must be pure bred/

and reasonably priced: J. J. Withrow,
Buijay, Ga Rta? :

Want 1 male. Berkshire pig and 1

S. P. G. male. Exch. Tocle: eotton'

seed, or corn, or Barred Rock hens,
or pay cash. B. J. Outen, Manassas,
Ga, e eee
Want pure, bred-Duroc male hog,
sub. to reg. dark red, 3 to 10 mos. old,

and ready for. service. State wt. J. C.

Collier, Barnesville, Ga. Ris
Want best price on corn fed _ hog,
200, Ibs. or more, dressed and del. my
home. J. A. Jackson, Atlanta, Ga. 842
Mork Sty 6. Ws---. ;



_ HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Want a gentle Shetland pony for

small child to ride. Must be trained

}to work anywhere. Hoyt Kenney,
Temple, Ga.-P. O. Box 2. oa
Want to swap a fine Red cow for
a nice mare mule, 6 or 7 yrs. old; wt.
IM to 1100 Ibs. Must be gentle and
good cond. Will pay the difference;
not over 75 mi. from Hiawassee. F.

D. Nichclson, Hiawassee, Ga., RFD 1,



Box 40-A,
.. RABBITS WANTED ~
Want 1 N. &Z. White, pink eyed

male rabbit. State price and breed-
ing. Apply: Jena C. Collier, Athens,
Ga. 329 Dearing St. Ao be



Georgia Byoduets For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Suser erowder?, 102 lb. brcown-. od

peas, 7 Ib. Calif. white, black-eyed,

6c lb. del. Gar. clean, free of weevils
ond mew ezcp.. Gagy Keliey, Sulphur
Springs, Ga. Rt. 1. Z

Tren Clad peas, 95 per cent pure, $3
bu. Wm. A. Vandiver, Martin, Ga. Rt.

Blue Texas Whips, prolific and
early, 75 peck. Mrs, A. P. Gladden,
Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 60.

- Little. white table peas (will not
color the soup) 192 lb. alco white ger-

den bean seed, 20c cupful. Mrs. W.

BE. Hulsey, Mt. Airy, Ga.

Sugar Seca picked before the
rains and sound, 10c la W. M. Sil-
vey, Ringgold, Ga. Rt 4.

Clay Crewderzs.
rains, sound and in gocd snape, 10 lb.
B. A, Watins, Ringgold, Ga. Rt..4.

20 lbs. lady peas, Slightly damaged
but fine for planting, 10e lb. del. by
PP; also 25 Ibs. cream crowder Deas,
10c lb. Prompt attention given to all

orders: RR. -P. Bannister, bail Ground

Ga We, 1

75 bu. Otootan Soys, $5 bu. also 40
bu. isreces:, 4 ku. 2 Os. B. B. Lev-
erett; Luthersville, Ga.

Nice, white Lady peas, 15c.Ib, also
sundried apples, 15c lb. and white
nest cnions, 60c gal. Cash with order
No checks. Mrs. S. Cousin, Greenville,
Ga. Rt. 3. Box 40. :

Bunch Velvets, $20 ton in hull, or
$2 bu. hulled. Buyer to pay -chgs.
Now booking orders for Dec, and Jan.

bunch. butter-beans,

Mrs.

Must be rg. and |

Tuion,

picked before the|

~ ) Brown. stgar crowdsr peas,









yo *

del. Sam Burk, Millen, Ga. Rt. C. Box
229 PER
es oS

40 bu. sugar crowders, 3 var. large
cream, pure white, and spotted. 100
per cent pure, sound and clean and
grown especially for seed. 7 lbs. $i Gel.
50 lbs. or more, 12c lb, FOB. Lady
Finger and Mush peas, same price.

| C. F. Maddox, Buford, Ga.

2 bu. Hastings Jacksoa Wonder col.
10c lb.* FOB,
Amazingiy prolific. .:J. Dan, Caca-,
ran, Ga, Rt. 1. SF
3 bu. Speckled Iron peas, not dam-
aged, all sound and as good as made.
$3 bu. H. H. Hawkins, Mitchell, Ga.-
. W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch,
Ga. Rt. iy
Whipp peas (the sure cropper), $3
bu. Exch. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga.
White and speckled Half Runner

garden beans, old time, tender, when

fully matured and extra early. 30c per.
tea-cupful, postpaid; little cream
Mush peas, 25c lb. White Calif.
Black-cyed and Gprexled=tiowmeder, "is
lb. or in 6 lb. lots, $1. Mrs. B. L.
Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.)

Nice selected Sugar Crowder peas,
for seed, cream and white, 15c Ib. also
little ries) pags, 15e hs, FOS: ur piacc:
Calif. black-eyed 10c lb. also white
table peas, 10c Ib. No stamps nor
checks. Also Mung bean seed, 35c 'b.
not prepaid. R. C. Alberton, Murray-
ville, Ga. Rt. 2:

Black-eyed and Sugar Crowder seed
peas, 1930 crop, nice and sound, 12%%
lb. Write for bu. lot prices. A. L.
Burt, Dawsonville, Ga. Rt. 2.

White Sugar crowders, grown es-

peciatly fer seed, 25c lb. or 5 lbs. $1;

$3 peek; white, brown-eyed crowcers
(argst white pea grown), 35 cts Ib
3 Ibs. $1 postpaid; New Eras, $3.50 bu.
or exch 1 bu. fer 1-2 bu. Lady peas,
er 2 for 1 bu. of Otootan Soy beans.
a frt. 1 way. C. R. Burell, Auburn,
aa.

Purple Hull crowders best of table
peas; bears until frost if good season),
15 cup and postage extra. Exch. 3
@ups fon: 1 gals ce Mis mais n=
onion sets, or the white. Ea to pay
postage. Mrs. L. R. Ashworth, Lo-
ganville, Ga. Rt: 4. << +

2 bu. white crowder peas, $6 bu; 5}
bu. New Eras, $3.59 bu. 5 ku. Brab- |
hams, slightly. mixed, $3.50 bu; also
75 bu. Porto Rico sweet potatoes, 75
bu. and you to furnish sacks to be|.
shipped in; and 10 Ibs. of large seed-
ling pecans, 20c Ib. J, L. Nelson,
Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 83.
Sugar crowders, 20 lb. postpaid in G
lots of 5-or more lbs. Picked without
rain on them, pure and sound, bears
until frost, also have Calif. black-eyed
peas, 15c Ib. Clean and sound. Exch.
for anything can use. J. H. Smith,
Chipley, Ga. Rt. 1; =

1-2 bu. white sugar crowders, $2 if
party. to pay postage, or $2.25 postpaid.
Mrs. Vernon Hightower, Fairmount, |

del.

Ga, Rt. 2. Box 81.
Bunch butter beans, 12> 1-2

Not less than 8 Ibs. del. . W. Benson,
Smarrs, Ga,

16 bu. sound, mixed peas, 0 per] W

cent New Eras, picked without rain
on them, $25 FOB, or $390 del. H. W
Thurmend, Greshamville, Ga.
Stock peas\fer sale.. W. D. Watson,

Loganville, Ga. J A
nice and

ite, black-eyed peas,

clean, 202 lb. 6 Ibs. $1, Exch far dried
apples, free from worms and core at
ee A. J. Pope, Tallapoesa, Ga,
Buneh butter bsan ae 1930 ersp,
Gc Ib. John W. Price, Woolsey, Ga.
Et. 1) (Box 56. = \

40 bu. mixcd Brab and Iron peas,
about 9 per eent Brabs and 49 per

.

cent Irons, also 25 bu. New Eras, nat

mized. Ssund, picked while hulls ware
bright, $2 bu. FOB. Exch. a few bu.
fer No. 1 Runner peanuts. Lb. for Ip.
T. L. Coozle, Oslethorp2, Ga.

13 bu. New Hras, recleaned, 93 par
cent pure and sound, $2.25 per bu. S25
for lot, FOB. Exch for
corn, suitable for bread. doe
inger, Maxeys, Ga. P. O. Box. 83.

103 or more bu. peas: some Brabs,
come Speckled, some Irons and Clars
for sale. S. J. Roquemore, Butler, Ga.
P.O. Box 138. :

Little white Florida peas, not mix-
ed, 102 lb. plus postage. , Mrs. Nellie
Hovell, Toomskoro, Ga. Rt. 2.

gosd, ssund |
B. Dil-

pure and
frce from weevils, 102 Jo. W. C. Pet-

ky, Varnelis, Ga. Rt. 2.

BITTER FO? HAL
Yellow J. butter, 40e Ib. del. Mrs.
W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch, Ga.
Rt:
Guar. pure, fresh J. butter prepaid,









. core oe
aster, Curryville,

Pure J. butter, 2 lbs. a week, 45
G. : Clifton, Mil-

-35 Ib. Post

Ib, prepaid. Mrs.
len, Ga. Box 53.

3 lbs. J. butter per week, 45c Ib,
prepaid, | Mrs. W, RK. Clifton, Millen,
Ga, - a %

Extra fine quality J. butter, 50 Ib.
postpaid. Money refunded if not sat.
a Roberta Smith, Franklin, Ga.,

10 to 12 Ibs. fresh butter ea. .
brick molds, 45c lb, del. in Ga. Cow:
T. B. tested. Sample on re
Bob Sosby
Lurple,. Hil: tasle. peasy tos... tie Gals. price offered,
Cumming, -Ga., Rt. 3.

10 or 15 lbs. nice J. butter per week,
Mailed fresh in cari
| Mrs. J..Q. King, Lavonia,Ga. Rt. 3)

2 lbs. butter furnished per week, 45c
ib. del. Sample on. request.
L, Clifton, Millen, Ga. RFD 3, Bo

.. COTTON SEED FCGR SALE.

Covington Toole wilt resistant, $2.50
per 100 lb. sack, or exch. Write for
prices on 100 bu. lots..
McRae, Ga.
15 bu.) Neely Clevelan
$1 bu. also Wannamasers, $1 bu. W.
A. Vandiver, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.4).

Cokers No. 5, pure and clean, most
K. P. Brown, Wrights-

quest. Mrs.
Carnesville, Ga. fe
s. butter per week. Best
-H. E. Banister

40c 1b, del.

a



. Joe M. Brown,

d long staple,

prolific, 0e.

ing wilt resistant co
ten secd, sound and clean, $1 bu.
exch. F, H. Bunn, Midville, Ga.
Limited amt. Half and Half cotton
seed, not recleaned,
Norris, Quitman, Ga. Rt. 1.
Pure Lee Wilson big boll, very fe
if any black seed in lot, $3.50 per 100
Hos. in 590 lb. lots; $4 per 100 in less
lots. FOB. Exeh. some for
peas. Ea. to pay chgs. on what th
ship, L. E. Griffeth, Winder, Ga. |
Imp. Rucker and Wannamanc @e-
veland. Write for new
Jas. B. Wood, Brooks, Ga. sae
5 tons Cokers Cleveiand, No.
Guar, to be strong, well matured seed
of high _germination.
by rain, 1 in. sta
$45 per ton, FOB. C
cil, Toccoa, Ga.
Culpepper big
uary ist. J

Pure, imp. K

75c bu. S.

Not damag
ple, $2.50 per 100 lbs.

boll, 80c bu. until
. E. Culpepper, Luther:
Pure Cokers No.5, 1 1-16 in. stap
$1 bu. FOB. Exch. for shetled eo
H. L. Campbell, Lavonia, Ga.

Pure Ruckers, Ist yr. from O
FOB. Gober Murphy,
Sper, Gas Rt: 2; 2
Better staple and Piedmont s
W. D. Watson, Loganv

+a,

Pure Lee Wilson Type big b
yr. from Orig, Roll cleaned at
2 FOB. ELE:
don, Ga., Rt. 2.

2.

Thornton, Bov

few bu. Russell big boll Cle
75e bu. or exch. for
peanuts. J. R. Lan
Summit, Ga., Rt. 3. oe

Pure Ruckers $1 bu. Picked
Alfred Robin

good, sound

the fall rains.
heun,: Ga. Rt. 1, Box 168.
15. bu. Wannamaker Cleveland,
bu. or exch. for geod seed oats, John
. Price, Woolsey, Ga. Rt. 1, Box

6.: :
_-Ruckers 1 yr. from Ruckers Farm
95c bu. FOB. D, F. Holeomb, Adairs-
Ville, Ga Ri, 27: ; oars
Toole cotton
for peanuts, or oa
Outen. Manassas, Ga.
Cocks_wilt resistant
bu. 75c bu. -W. S. Norton, Edison,
20 bu. Addisons prolific cotton seed
$1 bu. or $3 per 100 lbs, Exch for rood
W. D. Wilbanks, Cave

lf and Half

seed, $1 bu. or exch.
ts, bu. for bu. B. J.

, 90c bu. Lots of

8. P. C. pigs.
Springs, Ga.
75 bu. Crook Bros. Ha
etton seed, Ist yr. from orig. Se-
and kept pure
gin, 43 per cent lint, 7-8 to 1 in. sta-
ple, $1 bu. FOB. Cash or exch
. value. .8. PB. Da

d from 50 A.

anythinz of e
Dallas;.Ga. Rt. 1.
Pure Lee Wilson type big
al-} seed. Large boll, very prolific, eas
picked, large yield, 35 to 40 per cent
nt, 1 1-16 in. staple.
are 1 generation from the Orig. $3 pe
120 Ibs. FOB Mited
Trawick, Linton, Ga.

Summerours Half and
yr. eare taken at gin to keep from
Cash with order.

Kept. pure and
geville. Geo. T.
Half, : ond

Pure Half and Half cotton eed
Paid $5 per bu. in 1028. Have kept
them pure by. having ros run out
at: gin, $2.50. per 100 Ibs. Exch a

for Fulthum a
er, Eastman, Ga. Rt. 6, -

seed oats.







del. in good sacks.

e's. and white po

Hastings pune

COTTON SEED FOR SAE.
Cooks Wilt Resistant" imp. -eotton
ong carefully ginned, 2 years -from
Car eh a J. D. Bishop, Eee

as ae Sta. pure 46 per cent : lim

A. J. Carter, Scott, Ga.

fanleys Heavy Fruiter, ee
ala. Good and sound, "$1

H.W. irene
reshamville, Ga,

0 ou. Hash | big bon
otton known) 33 to bolls to the
lb. Premium. stapie, $1.50 bu. G, M.
Baldwin, Douglasville, Ga. - aes
100 bu. Lee Wilson cotton seed, pure
sound and clean, - per 100 lbs. or
2.50 for 500. oT . Miller, Leo, Ga,

Ny: SEED CORN & CORN MEAL

i FOR SALE
Whatteys Prolitic seed corn, care-
ully selected -_ db] sacked. $3 per
bu. _ FOB. , L, Whatley, Cuthbert,

Rutphiy's imp. rolific seed corn,
and selected in field; 2 to 5 medium
ize ears on stati, $1 pk: $3 bu. del.
Gober Murphy, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 2. _
Yellow Cuban Flint cern, direct
. Hastings this yr. 75 peck, $2.50
also cushaw seed, 15c per oz. or

50 lb; baby lima bush teans, 20c
white running butter beans, 20e: ib.
corn, shelled,
. Add postage for all. Mis. Fred
Ray City, Ga. Rt.

(biggest boll

a

ew selected pYolific and Hick-

seed corn, nubbed and}

2el] del. Fred
eeks, Dial, Ga.
325 bi. clean. heavy slipped shuck.
ri in shuck, $% bu. or shucked and
led, in acod e 20 tee oo
wie orris, Baxley, Ga
tings pune Prolite seed corn.
ubbed an sielie per p
is Fhillips, QGuamblee. Ga. Rt. 1.
50 Bi good size oo fea shtck ore
a os of peavine hay,
s Ww. Hy ~ Morris.

oid

FOR Milton Suritaer, Sylvester, Ga.

mt. 3.
: white Rice pop edn, this yrs,
ic Ib. prepaid in Ga... Cash with

< Ae de Collins,

prolific peed ern, elled.
P. Brown. Wrightsville,

Dent seed corn, fiexd ee
bu. or exch, f bu. fer

White Pekin ducks:
ducks. and 1 drake. Wm.

A.
ver, Martin, Ga. Rt. 2.
50 bu. clean, hand shelled wiitte
corn, sifted and ready for grindfng; $i

I;
Whatley.

Gaiden

ed, $1 pk. $3.50.
of pure bred

a. Care Big Mill.
Pure Hastings prolific geed _ corti.
first yr. 75c pk. $2. bu. also pure Yeb-

_Jow Dent seed corn. $1 pk. $3.50 bu.

E. Dunagan, Winder, Ga. RFD 4.
Woods imp. Hastings seed corn
rom high yielding selections, $2.50 bu.
Jas. B. Woods, Brooks, Ga.
Cuban yellow Fuiint, first yr. from
stings $3. bu. Also Hastings Pro-
fic, $2.50 bu. Pure, carefully selected
nubbed and shelled. All FOB Mill- |
ooo Geo,. T. Trawick, Linton.



FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Home made pork sausag, smoked,
b> Del. Neo orders for less than
1. No checks. Mrs. C. A. Devane,
ecil, Ga.
_ Hickory smoked sugar eured country |
ams, guar. sound. 10 and 11 Ibs. 33}\
b. del. to and in 3rd zone. P. W.
larrison, Falcyondale, Ga.

5 FRUITS FOR SALE
Nice, sundried apples, 15 tb. ~ del.
Henry Weaver, Marion, Ga.
Dried figs, 1930 crop, dried without
ain on them, 20c Ib. also half gal.
lass jars of canned blackberries and
les, 50c can or eeeP for any good
bab. . Watson, Ath-
Seg

Rt. 3:

~ 1980 sundried, old fashion peaches,
20c lb. Add postage. Cash or money
-erder. No checks. Mrs. Sallie Akin.
Griffin Ga. Rt. 2.

Nice, dried peaches, free of worms.
90e lb. and postage. Mrs. Lee Brooks
Monroe, Ga: Rt. 13

Nice; sundried peaches, 1930 erop
15c Tb. FOB. Money order with or-
der T.-H. Gardner. Fayetteville. Ga.
Niece, bright. 1930 sundrfed apples.
free. from worms. peelings, and core.
Oc Ib. del. in 10 Ib. lots or more.

\ Benny corn seed, 60c lb. Miss

| postpaid
lf and oot cotton seed, $1 bu. or EP P

| Nice,
+ certifted check.

Eeneest,

| std ck. Peach,
Van~

ae

bu. FOB. T. A. Teate, -Thomasville, ~
39 or

Ye

50. doz.

MARKET B

y truckers at my orchard, near Cleve-
land W. G. Owenby, Marietta, a.

Nide, sundried peaches, 20c Ib. Eis
era

Sargent, Cordele, Ga., Rt. B.
Extra good, bright; new sundried
apples from choice acid fruit, free
from peel, core and insects. 5 Ibs: $1
CG. F. Maddox Buford. Ga.
A limite@ amt. - sundried peaches.
1930 crop, free from worms, 25c Ib. del.
Mrs. W. H. Walters, Lavonia, Ga. Rt..
3. : 5 a
26 lbs. nide, sun@ried apples, free
from core and peelings, 20c lb. Post-
age paid in 10 Ib. Lots or more; less,
adw postage. Mrs. J. G. Whitfield,
Jasper, Ga. RFD 4.
Nive, dried apples, 193(
and coreu. i6c ib di. / Mrs: Geo. L.
Durand, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

New crop, bright sundried apples,
llc lb. FOB. R. F. Rogers, - Young
Cane, Ga. ee Sie}

~ GRAIN FOR SALE
About 100 bu. goed rye, $1.75 bu.
Grown on my farm, Phillip Rouse,
Mizigs, Ga.
heavy Pulghum oats, 15. bu..
in 5 bu. sacks, FOB. Money order or
W. B. Love, Jr., Au-
gusta, Ga., 20 8th a
4 3-4 bu. Abruzzi seed rye, $8 35 for
the lot, FOB. Immediate shipment.
Money orders only accepted. A. S.
Cocroft, Hazlehurst, Ga.

HONEY, . BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE
Bright honey in chunk comb, -
lb. tin, $10 or exch for equal value a
anything Gan use; 24 sections, 1 lb.
ea. shipped in standard glass an
Case to. be ret. $4.50 del
L. H. Eden- |

crop, packed



ship ping CS.
in 3B 10 can del. $1.75,
field, * stitknore, Ga.

6 hives of mostly Italian bees, in
modern Iftives with Standard Sears-_
Roebuck frames, with 1 new. hive nev-
er used, will del.. aboard cars Rome, |
eid for pet. J. M: Lindsey, Armuchee,

00 Ibs. nice, 1930 crop chunk hon-
ey, as Ib. in tin cans, 25 lbs. up, FOB.
A. Oliver Meansville, Ga. RFD 1

-. Ybs. nie? beeswax, 30c Ib. FOB.
Americus. Molhey order with order.
C. F. Fuller, Americus, Ga. Myrtle
Springs.

Faney Cemb honey, 6S Ib. cans, del.
a for ade Cc. Pe ee, Bales
Ga.

WECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
ERC., FOR SALE

State insp. tfue to name Nursery |
$55 a 00: $6 a 100; $1.-
20 doz: Phim, $10 a 100, $1.50 dozen
rs ben prive as plum trees; grape
best var. $5 a. 308 $1 doz. Seed-
each trees, $15 M. $3 a 100:-E.
avis, Rivdrdale, Gace;
runnets, 35c doz. gooseberry,
ft. 50 doz. Just a few May |
cherry: sprouts, 15c each, and dewber- |
ry. 48 doa Alf postpaid. . Money or-
der. Wirs. L. R. Ashworth, Loganville.
Ga. Rt. 4.

First class 2 yr. old, leading var.
State =. and true to name fruit |
trees. each in small lots; large lots
cheer Exeh. for other farm prod-
ucts. i M. Webb, Bllijay. Ga.

Sev. M. cluster top Fung Oil trees.
as 5 ft. 20c eaWh; 5 to 7 ft. 25c each.
e some for 35.000 Kudzu plants.
, Whitehead, Albany, @a. 318 Pine

Std a ; and scuppenongs, $1. =
. Toole, Macon, Ga. Rt.
Very
nong ofees, bear Ist er 2nd -
50e eacH. Send 10c extra for postae
R. Se Pieapeme: Morris Station, Ga.
Pecan trves. in. to # 1-2 ft. 15.
25. and 35 8 cits oe oo 1 to
2 tt 15 5 cael WwW. E.
Gav. Ga. Rf.
Quince ae 2 ft. high, 20c each:
\Eng. horse aptples, 2 ft. high, 20c each
Add_ postage. Mr W. N. Turner.
Dahloneea. Ga. R Rt. x

Ae

50 Ibs Se hley sid Stuarts, and 10
or 15 bu. black waiiitits, Sel or ekch.
for canine can us, Make offer. M
G. Sheehan, Sharon, Ga.

Stuart paper shell peeans, nice and
large, 30c Ib. del. by mail i "3 or more
- lots. Geo. N.. Thomas, Tiomatboro.

a.

Nice. large size Schleys, 35 MA: Stu- |
arts and Vandemans, each, 30 Ib. G.
T. Hadden, Avera, Ga.

400 Ibs. Mobiles, 14e Ib. FOB. Small
size due to drought but sound . and|H
good. Eugene Rivers, Griffin, Ga. Rt.

2
8 or 10 lbs, paper shell pecans. at |
30e Ib. or exch for nice dried ap ape



Mands Weeks, Dial, Ga.
A ee hundred bu. Yate apples to

Lee ise = sae and on

{ exch. for chickens,

be yellow seunper

Pearson.

PECANS AND PANUTS FOR SALE}

ULELETIN

little acid; will alae exch. 5 lbs. for
good and- thick feed sacks, at 10c per
sack free of holes. Ea. pay chgs.
Write first. Mrs. S.
Toomsboro, Ga. RFD 1.-

60 lbs. Schleys, 50 of Stuarts, and
50 lbs. of darge seedlings, 40c Ib. "FOB.
ek ee J Burganey, Waters, * Ga.

Sev.- bu. N. C. seed eanuts, 5c. Ib.
A better price on a M lb. or more lot.
! Sample on request. J. R. Nichols,
Rebecca, Ga. Rt. 2. . :

' Large seedlings, 20c Ip. $18 a - 100;
50 Ibs. $9.50; smaller size, 18c lb. $8
for 50 Ibs. Cash with order. Miss Le-
ona Simpson, Culverton. Ga.

Columbia pecans,
30 lb. FOB. New crop. Ss.
berlin, Forest Glen, Ga.

200 bu. N. C. peanuts, sound, good
and clean. Write for price R. O. Mc-
Nair Arlington, Ga.

+Rt

B. Fom-

ed without rain on them, $75 ton;
less than ton_lots, 4c lb. FOB. M. A.
Hall, Arabi, Ga.

Mixed pecans, 40 Ibs. $7. 20; 20 Ibs.

9.

Schleys, 35 Ib. in 100 Ib. lots
more;
Ib. Seedlings, 10c.
money order with order. All prices
FOB. L. A. Waters, Sylvania, Ga.

25 Ibs. Stuart. pecans, 40c Ib. FOB.
Radford Birdsong, Gordon, Ga:

1M to/ 1200 lbs. Mobile paper shell
pecans, 20c Ib. for lot, or in 50 to 100
Ib lots, FOB, or 25 Ib. del. in Ga.
Medium and small size, also 150 to
200 Ibs mdium and small size Stu-
arts, 25c lb: FOB, or 30c lb. del. in 5
Jb. lots and up, in Ga. Cc. G. _ Oliver.
Barnesville, Ga. Rt. 2.

100 Ibs. Stuart aoe 356. hs or
E. Toole, Ma-
con, Ga. Rt.

Extra fine Paper 8 shell Stuarts, 48
nuts makes ~ 35 lb. "postpaid.
Mrs T. C. Floyd, Chipley, Ga. Rt.
2, Box 74,

stock.. well matured, bright and sound
$5. per 100 Ibs. FOB. dds Whatley, |
Cuthbemt, Ga. Rt. 3.

40 Ibs. Stuarts, 30 Ib. 5 Ibs. Schleys
300 Ib. FOB Myrtle Springs. C.
Fuller, Sees Gy a. * Myrtle
Springs. ug ;

500 Pos. white Spaniah pe nuts,
picked without rain. All No. c Ib.
J. Bishop, Fitzgerald, Ga. nD rae

Large seedlings peeans, 1930 crop,

Exch. some for nice dried apples and
for Trish potaMioes. If interested send

Cecroft, Hazlehurst, Ga. .

ead. shelled vecans, $1 Ib.

pecans, $2.10 Mrs. . G.
Talbotton, Ga. Rt. 4,

Salted
Adams,

pecans: Schleys, 40c Ib. Mobiles, 30c;

shelled nuts, 15e Ib. Sample of any
var sent upon #deipt of price, post-
paid. Mrs. J. C. Ward, Perry, Ga.

2 tons Runner peanuts, 100 per cent
sound, gathered and picked without
Th: for sale. G. BD. Fain, Edison,

- ;

1929 No. 1 N. Cc. nner peanuts,
3 1-2e Ib. 1930 erop, 5e Ye. Also Schley
pecans, 40c lb. Stuarts, 36e Ib. Large
seedlings, 15e Ib. Exdh a few for
fruits. strained honey or- other. value.
What have you? WwW. S. Norton, Edi-
son, Ga.

Large size field run Stuart peeans

FOB or come and look at them. e
H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Ga. Rt.
Bex 31.

Sehley pecans, 40c lb. Stuarts, 33c
lb. Postage paid on 5 or more Ibs.

guar.
Durham. Dublin, Ga.
\ Large paper shell - pecans, Mobile
ese: i al 2.

ut 100 Ibs. good d Stuarts
25e lb. Cash with order. hice. B. B.
Grantham, Tifton, Ga.

100 ibs. Stuarts. '30c Ib. 250 Ths. Mo-
bile, 20c Ib. J. W. Bottoms, William-
son, Ga., Rt. 2.

Schleys. -40e; Stuart and Delmas.
25c Ib. Postage paid on all orders for
|over 5 lbs. anvwhere in U.
checks. L. S. Odom, Arabi, Ga. -
- Large red peanuts, 2 to 4 in pod.
hand picked and washed, free from
pops. 10c lb. FOB, or 12 1-2c Jb. del.

W. Thurmond. Greshamville, Ga.

N. C Fiat Runner peanuts,
crop, free from rain stain, vines from

Sto 7 ft. 50 to 90 bu. per

yr. improvement. Ne pops, $1 bu
y ist, FOB, Cash with |



-S. Crutchfield,

25 Ib. Stuarts,-
+1 Rte.

Ga. runner peanuts, dug and pick-

$4, Mrs.. Verlie Gay,. Dublin, Ga. Rt.

re
less, 38c Ib: Van Demans, 25c |.
Certified check or.

Genuine N. C. -Ruainers, No. 1 seed

well filled and sound ,20c lb. FOB.

ee Se of your wares and prices.

Sev. hundred lbs. of good quality
Stuarts, 25; nick, large, mixed hard |

3 to 500 Ibs. Make best eash price
}ghum in 10 Ib. cans, 75c gal.
yrs. crop. John W. Price, Woolsey, :
On smaller lots include postage. Sat. |
No COD orders shipped. E, L.

var 25e Ib. plus postage. J Cc. Reid,

Ss. No

1930.



oe (Continued &

_Thursday, December 11, 1980__

der. No COD Guar. W. U. J. Draugh- :
on, Whigham, Ga...

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES =
ETC., FOR SALE =
Large red raspberry bushes, 10c ea.
$1 per 15. Mrs. A. P. Gladden, a eoie:
Dave: Ga. Rt. 3, Box 60.
Gov't. insp. Choice paper shell ee
can 6 to 8 ft. trees, 50c each or exch
for farm products. B. Lloyd Woodall,
Milner, Ga. :
Early Harvest and Keiffer pear, 6
to 8 ft. 75c each, 5 to 6 ft. 40c each;
2 yr old, well branched leading var.
es 3 to.4 ft., 10c; 4 to 5 ft. 15c ea.;
old, No. i grape vines, Concord
a Niagara, 10c each, $8 a . All
State- inep. and true to ie Post=_
paid. C. . Alexander, Cleveland, Ga.
ck, :
Insp. pidded. Stuart pecan trees any
height wanted at prices too cheap to
advertise. Special heights, 6 to 9 ft.
best rooted, can/be pees aise un- |
budded pecan trees, av. 5 ft. $1 doz.
large quantity, 75c doz. K. Ne Sharp,
Commerce, Ga.
_ 24 black walnut 2 yr: old trees, 1 to.
2 ft. $1 doz. del. Cash with order.
Poe Myrtie B. Gee, Fendelstact,: Ga.
R

State insp. budded pecan trees,
Stuarts and Schleys, from 3 to 10 ft.
from 25c to 50c each. Idus- Johnson, *
Shellman, Ga.

Old time seedlings, peach, $1 50 doz.
2 doz. $2.75; chinquapin bushes, $2.-
25 doz. 2. doz. $4; Hazlenut bushes, $2
doz. 2 doz. $3.75; chestnut sprouts, $5
doz. Postpaid. Cash or money order,
No. personal checks, Mrs. Nora Nix,
Dahlonega, Ga. Rt. 1. 5s

All leading var. well branched, 2
yr. old apple trees, 20c each; peach,
15c; Keiffer, Pineapple and Garber
pear, 4 to 7 ft. 50c; Early Richmond
cherry, 50c; red June. plum, 25c; Con-
cord and Niagara grape, 10c; also
Klondike, Missionary and Lady 17
Se plants, 50c a 100, $3.50. M

ssive . Everbearing, 5c a 100
. for meat, honey, or peanuts. Al
ee to Name and insp. Mrs. Lee Hees
Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1. Sees



- POTATOES FOR SALE
300 bu. Porto Rico sweet potatoes

grown from insp. slips, $1 bu. FOB |

Americus.- C. F. Fuller, Americus, Ga. .
Myrtle Springs. _

'U. S. Grade No. 1 Porto Rico weet:
potatoes, eured and dried, - 5 ate
or 80 bu. in truck load. Paul
Clark, Baxley, GAs =

New crop Porto Ricans, sound, ate
ing size, 80c bu. Exch. fer pure bred
pullets also Porto Rico seed potatoes,
60e bu. if erdered now. Exch. for pul-
ae large breed, or hens, not over 20

yrs. eld. B. B, Morgan, Clyo, Ga.

SYRUP FOR SALE >
Pure Sugar Cane syrup made from
old fashioned So. Ga. sugar cane. Cie
of 6 10-lb. cans, $4.20; a small amt. of
Cayana cane syrup, $3 per cs. All
FOB. 5. per cent discount on 5 cases .
or more. W. D. Wells, Adel, Ga. |

__ Syrup in gal buckets, 90c gal FOB.
Exeh 5 gal. for 5 bu. of good = seed
oats or for 5 W. L. yr. old pullets, x
for 8 young yr. old Guinea nM.

J. Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga.

1930 Ga Cane syrup in new 35 gal. ;
Cypress bbls. $15 per bbl. FOB. H. M.
Baxter, Ludowici, Ga. :

Guar. pure Ga. cane syrup in 10 Ib.
cans, Te per can, or. exch. for field
peas. W. R. Brantley, Kite, Gary :
Pure Ga. Cane No. 1 Ribbon Cane
syrup, 10 Ib. cans, and A No. 1. sor-
All this



Ga. Rt: 1 Box 56. *
1930 crop Ga. Cane syrup in new
35 gal. cypress bbls. $15 per. bbl. FOB.

| EB. L. Baxter, Ludowici, Ga.

Pure Ribbon Sugar . Cane A-1, ne
and thick syrup. Cs. of 6 10s $3. 60;
cs. of 12 5s $3.90; 35 gal. new bbls.
$16. _ Frt. prepaid | in State on bbls.
and lots of 2 or more cs, for check
with order. Quality guar. Lee Pat- ,
at Sune. Ga. : Pen ae

-1 pure Ga. Cane syrup, 35 fa
bbl. new, $15 per bbl. 1@ lb. cans, ee

es. lots. Al) labeled. llins,
Whigham, Ga. =e =

5 VEGETABLES | FOR SALE ois

2 or 300 head extra fine collards, 5c.

vices at 5 farm, 9 mi. south of

0

as Smith, _ Warrenton,
0 or 1500 heads of collards, ab.

3 Ibs. each, 3 for 25c, or cheaper by

truck load or at ot place. Tuluta 3

ea page nine)



Thursday, December li, 1930.
- Poultry For Sale

(Continued from page two)
LEGHORNS ~
__ 20 early June hatch Tancred pul-
lets, ready to lay, 65c ea. for lot. On
Djxie Highway. C. E. Bisher, Ac-
worth, Ga. Rt. 2.
18 W. L. pullets, Tancred str. $1
each, or lot for $17.50. Mary I. La-
-nier, Summit, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 27.

50 Tancred and Ferris strains W.
L, 2 yr. old hens, 90c each, or $42.50
FOB for lot. A. G, Oliver, Meansville,
Ga. RFD 1,

20 mos. old hens. No small comb culls
. . Through moulting and ready
to lay, $1 each; unrelated roosters,
$1.50 each. FOB. Mrs. J.B. Collier,
Cochran, Ga.

24 throughbred good laying Buff L,
hens and 1 rooster, $20, or 90c ea. Post
Office money order only. J. S. Hiers,
Mershon, Ga,

50 W. L. young hens, 20 mos. old,
Harris str. bred for high egg produc-
tion. Best of cond. for marketable egg
production or. breeding stock. Also 50

pullets, March 1930 hatch. Tancred

strain, fully dev. and laying well. $1.50
each. No less in quantities. Mrs. H.

V, Franklin, Register, Ga.

Thoroughbred W. L. cock, 18 mos.

Id, $1; also 1 thoroughbred White
Rock cock, Feb. hatch, $2.25 plus ship-
ping chgs. Cash with order. Mrs. P.
_R, Arnold, Benevolence, Ga Rt. 1.

_ 4 Brown L. Everlay str. pullets, now
Jaying and 1 cockerel, $1 each, or $5
for lot. H. A. Wilson, Martin, Ga.
25 Eng. W. L. March and April
hatch pullets, triple A grade par-
ents which came direct from breeders,
also 20 hens from same parents, about
1-2 yrs. old. Pullets, $1.25 each; hens,
$1 each. FOB. Coops to be ret. Cash
with order. Mrs. L. M. Roberts, Hal-
_cyondale, Ga. pee
_ Fine blooded Superior Brown lL.
_cockerels and pullets. 10 wks. old, 60e,
ee and $1 ea Ti M. Greene, Cochran,

Ga.
_ 2 Brown L. hens for breeding, 1 1-2
rs. old, $1.50 each, $2.50 for both. Mrs.
P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.
- .5 pure bred dark B. L. hens, Everlay
Strain, $5 for lot, not. prepaid. Dorsey
.Dunagan, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.

4 Brown L. hens, about 15 mos. old,
fine cond. now laying, $1 each. Add
postage. Money order only. Mrs. J.
W. Caylor, Dalton, Ga. Rt. 3. ;

15 pure Tormahlen Light Brown L.

150 W. L. fryers, 1 1-2 Ib. size, for
best offer. A. T. Rigsby, Sale City, Ga.
8 or 10 B. L. hens and pullets, Ever-
lay str. $1 each. J. R. Lanier, Sum-
mit, Ga. Rt. 2.

_ 205. C. B. L. 18 mos. old hens, $1.20
each. Everlay str. Mrs. W. A. Sumner,
Adrian. Ga. ~

1 dark Brown L. rooster, and 2 hens,
2 yr. old, $4 for lot.. Mrs. B. L. Brown,
Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.

6 Feb. hatch W. L. pullets, large and
. thoroughbred, all laying, and 10 laying
hens, 1929 hatch, $1 each. Kerin.

gorse Park, Ga. 406 E. Columbia

ve,

_ 8S. C. W. L. cockerels, $1.25 each, 20
hhens, 1929 hatch, $1 each. Kerlins
Quality, heavy layers, FOB. W. V.
Rovers, Cochran, Ga. Rt. 3.

- Tancred W. L. pullets, 85c each;



hens, same strain. 75c each, FOB. also}

1 Donaldson strain cockerel, Direct
_ from Mrs. Donaldson $150 FOB. Mrs.
Frank Clark, Roberta, Ga.

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS
_2 Black Minorca cockerels, Giant
Strain, $3 each. O. H. Wright, At-
_lJanta, Ga. 412 Peters Bldg.
__ Buff Minorca cockerels, March and
April hatch, $2 each. No checks. Clara
oV. Trimble, Adairsville, Ga:

5 hens, 1929 hatch, raised from day
old chicks, from Pape; part now lay-
ing; 4 pullets, same stock, readv t
lay, $1 ea. for all. Pearl Logan, Elijay,

Ga. Rt 2. -

ee Ore Ce FOR
15 nice friers, large breed, 2 to 3
Ibs, each, 30 lb. and 12 fat large breed
mixed hens, 25c Ib. All FOB, or at

my place, also 2 young R. I. Red cocks,
_ April hatch, $3 each. Mrs. C. V. Wal-
_ ker, Blackshear, Ga. Rt. 3. Box 57.
Nice fat hens, 20c lb. not del. Miss
_ Ida Wright, Rome, Ga. Rt. 1 Box 73.
_ . & fat mixed hens, good for eating or
_ breeding, 75c each, not prepaid. Mrs.
__W. R. McFather, Arlington, Ga.

a

10 nice, mixed hens, 1 stag, 15 broil-





ers, all healthy, $13 for lot, not pre-

All 1929-30 hatch.

Donaldson str. pullets /or for



MARR ET Op Oot rin

' paid. Mrs. B. S. Ward, Toomsboro,

Ga. Rt. 2.

Large mixed renee to oe is. $1 i
eke. ams
Ty, Ga. ;

50 chickens, 7 wks. old, 25c each, or
$12 for lot. 20 are pure bred Reds,
and 30 are mixed; also have March
and April hatch,-pure R. I. Red pul-
lets, $1 each. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
Ray City, Ga. Rt. 2.

Sec. pure bred spring hatch cock-
erels, ready for service, $1.50 to $2.50
each; a few pullets and hens, now lay-
ing, $2 ea. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester,
Ga. ;

8 large type Black Langshan pullets
and 1 cockerel, $11.50; 3 Light Brah-
mas, 2 large pullets and 1 hen, $3 for
lot; 3 spring hatch W. L. Bantam
pullets, $1.45 per trio (no roosters); 5
spring hatch, Ferris strain W. L. pul-
lets, $4.25; Entire lot for $19 cash to
1 party. All are good stock and in
good cond. Nick B. Burden, Elberton,
Ga. Rt. 8 Box 83. . : .

MINORCAS AND. LAKENVELDERS

1 Black Minorca 1 1-2 yr. old rooster
$1.50. Mrs. Jeptha P. Pullin, McDon-
ough, Ga.

6 Black Minorca hens and 1 cock, 1
yr. old, pure Pape strain, $1.25 each,
: $8.50 for lot. H. A. Wilson, Martin,
Ga,, :
12 or 15 Lakenvelder hens and 3
roosters, $1 each. Some are 1930 hatch.
A. W. Summerhill, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 1.

ORPINGTONS

2 Byers strain Buff Orp. cocks,
March 1929 hatch, large and true to
color, $1.50 each. Mrs. H. L. Olliff,
Graymont, Ga.

S. C. Buff Orp. matured cockerels
and pullets, ready for service,. from
ee prize winners, $2.50 to $10.
Mrs. Ed Morgan, Americus, Ga.

1 pure bred Buff Orp. 18 mos old
rooster and sev. large mix. pullets,
now laying. Sell or exch. for Buff
Orp. young hens of pure breed. Mrs.
E. L. Babcock, Cordele, Ga. 208 East.
13th Ave.

1 Golden Buff Orp. 2 yr. old roos-
ter, $1.50. Money order only. Mrs. W.
C. Little, Hazlehurst, Ga. Rt, 3.. Box
234.

March hatch Buff Orp. rooster, lg.,
$1.50 prepaid. Thos. E. Baggs, River-
dale, Ga. :

10 June hatch Buff Orp, Cook str.
pullets, 75c each, $8 per lot; 1 March
hatch cockerel, same strain, $2. Mrs.
Ora Towe, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2.

2 Golden Type Buff Orp. 18 mos.
old cockerels, $2.50 each, or_ $4 _ for
both, FOB. Mrs. T. H. Ellington,
Dublin, Ga. RFD 1.

Sev. May and June hatch pure bred
Buff Orp. cockerels, $1 each, FOB.
Cash with order. Mrs. H. J. Johnson,
Preston, Ga. Rt. A.

12 Buff Orp. hens, $1.25 each; 6
April hatch pullets, $1 each; 2 April
hatch cockerels, $1 each. Lot for $21.
Cash with order. E. Nolen, Oglesby,

Ga.

4 handsome Golden Buff Orp. pure
bred cockerels, 11 mos. old, $4 each)
others, same age, $1.50 pr. Mrs. Jep-
tha P. Pullin, McDonough, Ga.
Golden Buff Orp. January hatch
roosters, $2.50 Cash. Mrs. D. W. Jar-
rett, Byronville, Ga. Rt. 1.

Two fine young cckerels. White Orp.
Ready fr mating, $2.50 each; few pul-
lets, and hens, $1.75 each; also select-
ed eggs, $1.50 per setting del. All stock
hardy, Show Type, bred for size, shape
and color. Mrs. B. F. Harrison, Bol-
ingbroke, Ga.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
Lady Ambearst, March hatch, $15
pr: Goldens, 2 yr. old, $18 pr; March
hatch, $10 pr. Eng. Ringnecks, $8 pr.
Full instructions as to care and breed-
ing with ea. order. L. J. Barrow, West
oint, Ga.-
. 1 pr. Goldens, 2 yrs. old, most beau-
tiful plumage, $15; 1 pr. Eng. Rink-
necks, 2 yrs. old, $10; Spring hatch
Eng. Ringnecks, males and females,
$2.50 each. Mrs. J. T. Gammage, Pine
View, Ga.

PEAFOWLS FOR SALE :
Beautiful Blue peafowls for sale. S.
M. Wellborn, Columbus, Ga. Bx. 304.

oR pened 1 1-2 year

1 pure bred R. I. Re -2 yea:
old peoster. $1.50 FOB. Exch. Ore
del, by PP.





ood, sound dried apples,
Mrs. M. T. Burch, Wray, Ga. Rt. 1.

16 hens and 1 rooster, Donaldson
Reds, wt. up to 7 Ibs. and a little over
a yr. old, from best stock. $20 cash
for lot;. Miss Martha Cheatham, Col-

lege Park, Ga. Rt. 2: oe

Pure bred Donaldson Red March
and April cockerels,. $1.25 each, or
trade 4 for same age and breed, or 7
for 10 pure Donaldson spring hatch
pullets. B. B. Morgan, Clyo, Ga.

S. C. R. I. Reds, large pullets and
hens, $1.50 to $2 ea. Dark even red
cockerels, Jan. hatch, $1.50 to $3.50
each. Guar. Sat. Pure Donaidsio
ak Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Ga.
Rt. 1;

Donaldson Red April hatch cocker-
els, 2nd direct, $1.25 each, FOB. Mrs.
Nora Mabry, Canon, Ga.

25 S. C. R. I. Red spring hatch pul-
lets, $1.50 each; also 1 spring hatch
rooster, $2, or $37.50 for lot FOB. Ali
pure bred. No checks. Mrs. A. C.
sBearden, Kennesaw, Ga. Rt. 3, Box 79.

1 Red cock and 6 pullets, fine str.,
$1.each. Mrs. C. L. Danner, Metas-
ville, Ga.

7 Jan, hatch Red pullets and 8 last
yr. hens, in good cond. $20 for the lot.
Mrs. J. G. Ginn, Washington, Ga. Rt.
2

10 April hatch Donaldson S, C. Red
pullets and 1- same age and _ strain
cockerel, $8.50 for lot and Exp. col-
lect. Mrs. Leona Waldrip, Flowery
Branch, Ga. :

30 pure bred Donaldson Red laying
pullets, March and April hatch, $i.zo
each. Mrs. B. F. Abney, Cochran, Ga.
* 4 March hatch and 5 April Red pul-
lets, $10 for lot, FOB. Mrs. D. A.
Darsey, Griffin, Ga. Rt. A.

Donaldson direct April hatch pul-
lets, $1 each; and 1 Red 16 mos old
rooster, same strain, $1.75. Money
order. Mrs. O. L. Craft, Lavonia, Ga.
Owens strain dark Red March and
April hatch cockerels, $2 each. Miss
Florence Horne, Grovetown, Ga.

Nice, mixed Red rooster, now rea-
dy for service, $1.25, or exch for 2
young guinea hens and 2 pullets, or
for sound Spanish peanuts. A. J.
Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga.

Donaldson Red cockerels, $1.50 and
$2 each. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Syl-
vester, Ga. Rt. 3.

50 S. C. Red pullets, January hatch
most of them laying, $1.50 each. Mrs.
J. C. Goolsby, Graham, Ga.

1 pure bred Red last yr. hatch roos-
ter, $2, not del. Mrs. Henry Dye,
Mitchell, Ga., Rt. 1.

20 Red pullets, March 27th and Apr.
1st hatch; 2 cocks, 18 mos. cld, $45 for
lot; 20 Red hens, around 2 yrs. old,
and 2 cocks, $35; or as many as you
like of hens, $1.75 each, all wt. 5 1-2
Ibs. and over. Mrs. C. S. Miers, De-
catur, Ga. Rt. 3, Phone, Dea. 3354-R.

4 R. I. Red 11 mos. old cocterels,

pure bred and perfect in breeding. $4)

each. Mrs. Jeptha P. Philin, Mc-
Donough, Ga.

Hen and biddies; 12 chicks with
hen, $2.40, also 40 frying chickens, 50c
each. All pure R. I. Reds. Mrs. C. R.
Hardy, Dawson, Ga. Rt. 1. Box 29.

4 hens, 16 mos. old, 2 cocks, and 1
cockerel, Donaldson stock or deep
Reds, $12 for lot. Mrs. E. Spence,
Dunwoody, Ga. Rt. 1.

10 Red pullets, April hatch, $1.25
-each; 1 cockerel,same age and price,
$13.50 for lot. Also 6 pullets, 6 mos.
old, $1 each, and 4 cockerels, 75c each,
$9 for lot; 1 rooster, 2 yrs. old; pure
bred, $1.50. Money order or cash with
order. Mrs. L. D. Kimbrel, Baxley,
Ga. Rt. 3. :



R. I. WHITES

A few R. C. R. I. White cockerels
April hatch, $1 each. Mrs. W. S.
Hadden, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 3.

SUSSEXS
Pure bred Sussex April cockerels,
$1.50 and $2 each. Nabob strain. Mrs.
C. R. Sorrells, Monroe, Ga. Rt. 1.

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

2 White Pekin drakes and 1 duck, $4
for the lot. Mrs. B. L. Brown, Ball
Ground,-Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred Bronze turkeys, April

hatch, healthy and free of disease,
16.00 per trio, $9. Will exch for W. L.
wr B. R. nets. Walter Cowart, Sum-
mit; Ga. RFD 2. *
' Pure'M. B. Bird Bros. Goldbank
turkeys: toms, $8; hens, $6; pr. $13;
trio, $18: Mrs. H.I. Moore, White
Plains, Ga. ,

Turkeys for sale. Make offer. Mrs.
J. R. Olliff, Graymont, Ga.

Spencer turken Wonder Bird, young
stock, $5 trio. Sev. fine naked neck
roosters, $2 each; eggs, $2 ver set. of
15, or $3.75 for 2 set. Mrs. J. F. An-
derson, Blue Ridge, Ga. ee

20 M B. turkeys. Bird Bros. strain
pure bred and from unrelated stock.
Immense size, young stock, hens wt.
20 lbs. at 1 yr. old; gobblers, for, 40 to







50 lbs. when grown. Very gentle at



Vi

sacrifical prices, $17 per trio of 2 hen
and 1 gobbler. Mrs. J. W. Lariscy,
Halcyondale, Ga, Rt. 2. eon

Thoroughbred M. B. Goldbank tur-
keys for breeders. No .culls. 30c Ib.
FOB. Hens, 12 to 45 lbs. Toms, 18 t
24 lbs. 7 1-2 mos. old. Guaranveed
also 23 Imperial Mammoth White P
kins, ducks and drakes, $23 for lot o
geese FOB. B. M. Holland, Bowers-
ville, Ga. (ae

Pure, big bone Giant M. B.
Fine for breeding. . April
Heavy and good cond. ot g
breed. Hens, $4; gobblers, ach
also 11 7 mos old, toms wt. 20 lbs. hen
12 to 15 Ibs, trio, $12, also 1 tom, tw
yrs. old, $8. Mrs. Bertha Miies, B

Money order only accepted
Mrs. P. B. Brannen, Statesboro, Ga,
pear

ROCKS AND REDS FOR SALE
1B. R. and R. I. Red mixed rooster
about 2 yrs. old, 75c, not prepaid. Mr,
W. R. McFather, Arlington, Ga. ~

WYANDOTITES ich

Aboyt 20 8. L. hens or pullets, som

of them mixed witn Bufi Urp. $1 ea

Cash here at home. . H, An
derson, Murrayviile, Ga., Rt. lo

8 pure bred R. C. S. L. Wyando
large type, now laying, pullets Auld |
cockerel, February hatch, $10 tor lot
aiso 15 March and Apru puuets a
2 cockerels, large type, plo tor thi
lot. Money oraer omy. Mrs, Doug
las McLendon, Dawson, Ga. Kt. 6

Box 9. (ga
L. Wyandott



\

Large flock of S.
puilets, cheap for cash, good s.ze, tru
to color and now laying, $10 a doz
if ordered. at once. G, U. Mavtnews,
Milan, Ga. Rt. 3. og

15 R. C. S. L. Wyandotte Marck
hatch pullets, $20. Ai Tarbox svurain
also 2 roosters, same strain, $3. Mrs
Laura Curry, Stockton, Ga. oi

6 mos. Oid pure Regal Dorcas W.
Wyandotte puilets, $1 each;
hatch pullets and 18 mos. iC.
$0 for trio; cockerels, $1.50 each. Mr
W. L. Guillebeau, Lincolnion, Ga.

8 pure bred R. C. W. Wyandott
hens, 4 roosters, $1 each, or $10 an
exp. chgs. for lot. Mrs. Jno. T.) G
lespie, Koopville, Ga. Rt. 3. :

1 fine W. Wyandotte a little ove
1 yr. oid, cockerel, $1.25 and party t
pay chgs; or $1.50 del... Mrs;>
Barrett, Danielsville, Ga. kt. 2.

9R. C. S. L. Wyandotte pullets an
1 cockerel, all February hatcn, an
Sunilower strain, well selected, $1.0
each, $9 for lot. R. B. Wiliams,
lan, Ga. Rt.73: Se

1 W. Wyandotte large, 1 yr. ol
rooster, $2.50 cash or exch. Miss Mar.
bi Cheatham, College Park, Ga. |

15 pure bred Long strain S. L.
andotte March and April hatch pul
ets, and 1 cockerel, (

R. C. well marked. Some pull
now laying, $1.25 each, or $6 for lot
No checks accepted. Exch. for valu
in good pigs or shoats: S. P. GC. o
Duroc preferred. W. R. Howard, Bi
men, Ga. Rt. 1. a

Poultry Wanted :





BARRED ROCKS WANTED
Want 10 pure bred B. R_ pullet
ready to lay, also 1 cock, same breed

and age Must be healthy, and che
for cash Write what you have ant
price Mrs O L Ellenburg, Roystor
Ga. Rt. 3. oe

Want to exch. 1 Toggenburg 3 m
old dce, for March hatch pullets
Barred Rocks preferred. wi
exch. Flemish Giants and Chinchi
rabbits for pullets. Mrs. BE. R. Chl
horn, Villa Rica, Ga. Box 98.

GAMES WANTED
Want 1 pure bred Silver Lace R
Cornish cock, under 2 yrs. old. Wi
pay cash, or exch. Math L. Loque
Gibson, Ga. s
Want 10 or 12 pure bred Cornis
game pullets, early 1930 hatch. M



be guaranteed. Will pay a reasona

cash price for them. Wm. H. D
Pearson, Ga, Rt. 2 Box 5.

LEGHORNS WANTED
Want 4 Buff L. roosters, March 19:
hatch. State best price Annie ;
Fields, Sandersville, Ga. Rt. A. Box 10
~ Want sev. hundred White or B
L. or Ancona pullets or young |
Must be healthy and reasonable.
Allie Brown, Hapeville, Ga.
Want to exch. Reg. Jersey cow
or heifer, for ite Leghorn

een

O. H. Bradbury, Bogart, Ga.







< Georgia
Market Bulletin

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

Department Of
Agriculture

Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner







THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1930.

_ Entered as second class matter
February 15, 1922, at the post
Office at Atlanta, Georgia, un-
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Poultry Wanted
LEGY ORNS WANTED
Want 100 W. L. Ferris strain hens.
Will exch. good value for same. Write.
S$. A. Strickland, Manor, Ga. Rt. l.

WYANDOTTES WANTED
Want to exch. 12 N. Z. White rab-
bits, 9 does and 3 bucks, for 12 S. L.
Wyandotte hens or April hatch pullets
ia. tO pay exp. chg. lL. A. Freema.1,
Dallas, Ga. Rt. 1.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,

2s GEESE, ETC, WANTED

Want Speckled guineas. Will exch.
strawberry plants for same. Mrs. E. F.
Noland, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 2.
_ Want 1 Bourbon Red hen, 2: yrs.
old, for breeding purpose. Will exch.
Donaldson str. R. I. Reds or pay cash.
Miss Susie F. Chapman, Bronwood,

Ga.

- Will pay 40c Ib. for a 50 Ib. or over
turkey. Do not answer unless wt. is
60 or more lbs. Mrs: R.. L.. Warren,
Atlanta, Ga., 1027 East Lake Drive.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Barred Rocks, and Reds, $11; Heavy
mixed, $10; Prepaid live del. Also 1 to

each. Not. prepaid.
Fechtel, Waycross, Ga.

Strong, healthy, active chicks that
are real profit. makers. 100 per cent







live del. guar. You can depend on our

chicks. Write or wire your order to-
day. Prepaid post. J. I. Hosford, At-
lanta, Ga. 221 Forsyth St. S. W.

_ Blood tested Red, Rocks, and Leg-
horns of quality, at reasonable price.
ee H. Wood, Athens, Ga. 426 Broad

Booking orders for ess
d chicks to be del. next spring, from
Tom Cochran Big Egg line, White
Leghorns and Tancred and Cochran
oss W. Leghorns. O. L. McClellan,
range, Ga. Rt. 3.
Baby chicks every week: Reds, B. R..,
and also the best in Leghorns. Write

and. dav}



Scott, Concord, Ga,

MAR K ET BULL ET IN ee ee

for information and price. A. J. Bart-
lett, Valdosta, Ga.

Quality baby chicks that live and
grow. Biz, husky, vigorous, thorough-
bred Donaldson R. I. Reds, 15c each.
100 per cenit live del. J. G. Archer,
East ,Point Ga. 323 W. Vesta Ave.

R. I. Red or B. R. baby chicks, $10
per 100; White or Brown L. or An-
conas. From. healthy, bloodtested
flocks of mature he:s that have been
selected for high egg production. 100
per cent live del. guar. Also Custom
hatching 3c per e g; set every Wed-
nesday. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want to raise baby chicks on halves
to 8 or 10 wks. old. Have exp. Let
party hear every week. Any number
at any time and of any breed. Party
to pay shipping exp. Prefer large or
mixed breed. Ref. if preferred. Mrs.
P. R. Arnold, Benevolence, Ga.

Want to exch. Half and Half cotton
seed for W. L. biddies, cr for eggs.
Mrs. J. H. Ke'ehan. Ella Ball, Ga.

Want 1 or 200 head of chicks to
raise cn halves. Can give ref. Mrs.
D. 8. Phillips, NuneZ, Ga.







Eggs For Sale



Choice, select ezgs, from Donald-
sons S. C. R. I. Reds, $1 per 15 del.
wat. guar. Miss Susie F. Chapman,
Bronwood, Ga. : 1

Donalison tr. R I Red eggs 22 oz t-
doz. $1.50 per 15 dei. $5.30 per 100 del.
Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga.

Eggs Wanted

Want 1 M. hatching eggs in lots of
400 and 600 every 3 wks. to hatch on
halves. Any pure breed of heavy
strain. Want to start hatching Jan-
uary 10th. W. E. Mullis, Cadwell, Ga.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
17 mos. oid Guernsey. buil, sired by
Milley-Bright Farm. Nice. marks anu
very gentie, cheap for cash. .C. M.
North, Atianta, Ga. 3622 Peachtree
Road, Rt. 6, Box 41..
1 Holstein cow that gives 2 or 3









-gal per day when properly fed, also

2 steer yearlings, 18 mos oid and one
steer calf, 9 mos old, $75 cash, FOB
earn, or exch. for 3 or 4 gal. Jer.ey
cow with Ist or 2nd calf. S. A. Strick-
rand, Manor, Ga. Rt. 1. :

Reg. Hereford cattie, both sex. John
J. Cummings, Donaisonviile, Ga.

1 young beef cow, about grown, $25;
1 good milch cow, freshen in Janu-
ary. Exch. for 2 dry cows, good stock
or for wheat or oats. Mrs. E. L.
Wright, Yatesville, Ga.

2 J. bulls, 2 yrs. old each, wt.. 70
ibs. each, $40 each. Make offer cas...
or trade. Pat Boykin, . Bairdstown,
Ga., Care Jno. Stevens Farm.

1 reg. J. cow, fresh with 2nd calf,
$60. A. J. Grant, Dallas, Ga. RFD 2.

Reg. J. bull, 13 mos. old ,ready for
service. Sophie Eminent Noble breed-
ing. Prize winner, $65. H. B. John-
son, Norcross, Ga.

Reg. J. 5 mos. old bull calf from
best breeding. Light fawn color. $25
crated. Z. L. Scott, Concord, Ga.

1 Jersey male calf, 7 mos. old, or-
ange color, dark nose, fat, fine and
gentle, $25 at barn. Jewel Collins-
worth. Riverdale, Ga., RFD 1, Box 6/.
-1 mature Reg. J. cow, has milked
ais high at 4 gal. per day with proper
feed; will av. 3 gal. and 1 lb. butier
with ordinary feed; to freshen in
January. High bred and in good cond.
375 at my barn, with papers. H. L.
tHiston, Rupert, Ga.

HOGS FOR SALE

1 Reg. S. P. C. sow, wt. 40) lbs. when
fat; finds 14 pigs at a litter, $75 FOB
carn, or exch for bacon and lard at
market price. S. A. Strickland, Man-
ar, Ga. Rt. 1: 4eh

4 fat feeder pigs, $10; 2 sows, small
vone P. C, 1-8 S. P. C. both will far-
row latter part of January, $20 each,
if taken at once. Miss Kate Lancas-
er, Svlvester, Ga.
15 to 20 shoats, wt. from 75 to 125
bs. Cholera immuned. Jersey, S. P.
3S. and Essex. Nice and smooth. in
ine cond. 9c lb. at barn. G. W. Doo-
little, Sandersville, Ga. .

Am offering my big Duroc Sensa-
tion. 2 yr. old. herd boar at a very
reasonable price to prevent. inbreed-
ng; also. Dies, 4 mos old, $12.50; 10
wks. old pigs, $10 ea. All Reg. Z. L.





Sows and pigs, mixed breeds, for
sale or exch. W. J. Morgan, Stillmcore
Ga. ss

Duroc J. and P. C. pigs, around 2
mos old, $6 each, or 2 tor $10. B. J.
jead, Alma, Ga.

6 fat hogs, wt. 1M or 1200 lbs. on
feet, 7c lb. on foot, or lic dressed,
#OB. Also have 50 Ibs. large breeu
chicken friers, 2 to 3 lbs. eaca, 25c Ih.
FOS. Mrs. E. F. Waiker, Blacksnear,
Ga. :

Fure bred, ent. to reg. Black P. C.
gilt, wt. around 75 lbs. $10 or exC..

or W. L. or B. R. pullets. Write. Eth-

el A. Cowart, Sumnut, Ga. RFD 2.
The African strain B. B. Gunea
hogs: 1 male wt. aoout 250 Ibs. 2 yrv.
did, $20; 1 young maie, ready for ser-
vice, wt. Over 100 Ibs. $15; giits, av.
75 to 125 Ibs. ea. $12 to $16 eaca, S-me
ready to be bred; some pigs, $i2 pr.

L. B. Toler, Glenwood, Ga. Rt. 3, Box:

33. ae
1 brood sow, about 3 yrs. old, S. P.
C. and Duroc crossed, bred to-a thor-
sughbred Essex; farrow about March
5th. In good cond. wt. about 125 lbs
40 del. or exch for 20 bu. good corn,
also have 3 pigs, about 11 wks. old,
mixed breed, in good growing cond.
$8.25: not del. No checks. Money or-
deronly. C. J. Gordon, Pitts, Ga. Rt.
ics



SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
2 yr. old. natural hornless Nubian
milk goat and 2 kids, 5 mos old 3-4

Nubian, and 7-8 Toggenburg does, $35

not crated. Ganaway Wiliams, Pal-
metto, Ga. Box 12. fe
1 tame billy goat, broke to harness,
$3 FOB. C. A. Rowell, Albany, Ga.
Nubian milk goats, reg. 97-100 per
cent, bred to freshen in February,
also pure bred Nubian bucks and

erad does. F. H. Gilbert, Sylvania,

Ga.



Live Stock Wanted



CATTLE WANTED

Want a good, gentile 3 or 4 gal.
milch cow, iresh now, near Biue
Ridge. Give lowest price and tun
particulars in first letter. Mrs. R. L.
Vates, Blue Ridge, Ga.

Want pr. of young oxen that will
plow, single or doubie, cneap tor casa.
J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga., P. U. Box as.

Want to buy J. or Guernsey bab
heiter calves trom reg. stock. W.
Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want young J. milch cow, fresh
with 2nd or 3rd calf and give not less
than 3 gal. per day, cheap for casa.
Carl F. Bateman, Byron, Ga.

Want to exch new crop N. 1. syrup
for calves or stock cattle, especiaily
a young Guernsey bull yearling. L. E.
Phillips, Colquitt, Ga.

Want 2 thoroughbred J. milch cows
with young calves, giving about 4 gal
per day each. I have about $50 in
cash and want to exch. values, $45
and. $27.50 for same. Come if inter-
ested, and you can del. cows, and take
up the cash and value. Let me hear
from you at once, R. L. Pooie, At-
-anta, Ga. 185 Alice St., S. W.

HOGS WANTED Be



Want to
bikes Rodgers, Oglethorpe, Ga. Rt.

Want to exch. pen of pure. bred

Tancred strain L. or Owens strain S..

C. R. I. Reds, that have proven extra
good layers (W. L. av. 245 and Reds,
200 eggs ea. in 11 mos. Ga. Contesi
this year), for pure blood. S., P. C.,
Duroc, Berkshire, or large bone Guin-
ea. M. L. Segroves, Fayetteville, Ga.

Want good brood sow and pigs, or
sow soon to. farrow. Exch, corn for
sone. Mrs. R. Donaldson, Metter, Ga,

Want reg Hampshire boar pig about
10 wks. old. Give full description and
oo

R. L. Cates, Blue Ridge, Ga. is
Want 1 pure bred big bone Black P.

C. boar, with papers, cheap for cash.

gee H. Deen, Pearson, Ga. Rt. 2, Box

Want hogs. Will exch fine reg.

Guernsey bull for same, J. A. Ewing,

Ashburn. Ga.
Want 2 O. I. C. pigs, 6 or 8 wks. old.

Write cash or exch. pics in first let-

ter. R. D. Holdbrook, Waco, Ga. Rt.

2.

AVENe to exch value for P. C. brood
sow, to farrow in spring of 1931.
H. White, Wableton Ga. fie:

Want a good little bone Guinea gilt
or young sow, bred if possible, cheap
ae cash. J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga. Box

Want 6 to 8 wks, old
shire or O. I. GC. preferre

J.

exch. value for hogs. Write:

Ga.

A. F. May, Hinesville, Ga. Rt. |
Want 2 good grade pigs, cheap. Mrs.

pigs, Hamp--
. Will exch
pure, sound and clean Brabham peas,



__. Thursday, December. 11, .1930..

or pure orange cane seed, sound and ~
clean, or pure Cokers No. 884, or pure

Sikes, imp. cotton seed for same. L.
A. nutcnerson, Asaland, Ga.

PARTNER IN HOG RAISING
: - WANTED

Hog Deal Wantea: want 5 sow pigs,

12 to 16 wks. oid, of pure blood, reg.
or ent. to reg., Duroc or Berkshire,

and 2 boar pigs of eqaal quality, to

start a foundation herd. Have ample, se

available teeds, lands and pastures.
fo..bring them into farrow. To any
reliable breeder, will insure the return
del. of two like pigs of equal quality

and value at time of farrow, with no

eapense asses.ed against the owner
turnishing the founaation pigs. We
double ,the vaiue of pigs for the own-
ar as value for time and interest chgs
and profits. Write if interested. W. |
JS. Moore, Decatur, Ga. Rt. 2. _

Georgia Products For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
- Bunca. butver. beans, 25c qt. Will
exch. for cnickens. Mrs. D. S. Jo-
sey, Iron City, Ga. : at

14 lbs. Hastings Jackson Wonder
bush lima butter bean seed, very pro-
uutic, 20c Ib. 4 ibs. $1 posupaid; also
white bush butter bean seed, Sa
price. Auli free from weevils.





red Jonnson, Dawson, Ga.

Box 160. a
White Rice peas, 12 1-2c lb. Mrs.
Essie Wilson, martin, Ga. Rt. 2,
3 bu. s.alf, speckied Brab peas, $3
bu. Will make zu bu. to acie, Write
at once. +Ocd. Wyman Usry, Gib-
won, Ga. Rt. 1, Box lay. - ee
Red and purple hull speckled peas,

periectiy sOUnu aMu ree ol Weeviis,

aiSJ Clays, same cond. Make ofier

sn 5 bu. iots or less. yohn W. Mose-

.cy, Sopervon, Ga. Rt. 2. 5
Bunen velvet beans, shelled and in

/good bags 10r seeu, 93 bu. 1 ordered

av ulce; common running velvet beans ~
an huii, reaagy to saip, pio ton. pbuy-
er tu 1urmsn sacks, .No car lots. Cash
with oraer. EH. m. Beasey, hive, Ga,
-Mung beans, 1930 crop, recleaned
and Svunu, 14 1l-ace Ib. acs. in Ga, in
40 lb. jots. Cason witn order. J. B.
vowart, ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1. fo

BUTTER FOR SAL risk
6 or 8 ibs. pure butter per week,
nice and iresu, soc lo, del. Customer
vo rewurn Caton. Mis. . VT. mason,
sowuon, Ga. Rt. 6. :
Pure, fresh country butter, no col-
oring ana little sat, guar. sat. 40 lb.
wis. J. W. Hendrix, pover, Ga.
VORN, SEED COKN & CORN MAL
... FOR SALE eas
Golden Quees pop corn, 1 yr. from
Hastunys, luc lb. Wil exch, ior In-
wan kunner ducks, or Bantams, J. P.
wruwn, Meansville, Ga. :
Whatleys Prolitic seed corn, 1. yr.
from Orig. Caretuily seiected, nubbed
and hana suelied, 5c pk. $2.50 bu.

FOB. Mrs. Rupy Houand, Haziehurst
ua.





40 or more pu. gooa sound corn, $1 _

bu. at my crib, on No. 3 Highway, 3
mi, soutn of Rupert, Fred Stubbs,
uupert, Ga... Se as =

Hastings Mexican red June, $1 pk.
W. M. Bryan, Canon, Ga...



COTTON SEED FOR SALE.

Piedmont Cleveiand, 5c, bu. FOB.
Wili exch for Hali and Half cotton
seed, or for Otootan beans. J. C. Ver-
aon, Menlo, Ga. Rt. A. ee
Pure College No. 1 cotton seed, kept.
clean at gin, /5 bu. or exch. for Otoo-
tan beans. E. N. Hopper, Ranger,

Ped. 5 Lock Cleveland Coker 5, imp
Rucker, Heavy. Fruiter, cotton seed, $1
bu.. W. M. Bryan, Canon,.Ga.. _.

Arkansas Rowden 40 (new imp.
strain), 40 per cent. 1, 1-16 lint, wilt
storm and drought resistant. $1.50 bu.

FOB; also Lightning Express, recom-

mended, by Experiment Stations as

the be.t and most wilt resistant, $1.-

50 per bu. FOB. All seed direct from

Orig. Privately ginned and, culled. No.

ae ee H. A. Neal, Carnesville,
a. Rt. 3. Z

GRAIN FOR SALE _ |
Pure Abruzzi, grown from Cokers
Ped. seed, recleaned and sized, pack-
ed in 21-2 bu. bags, $1.80 bu. FOB
here. No bags broken. Cash with or-
der. O. K. David, Marshallville, Ga.
Hastings 100 bu. Fulghum = and
Cokers Cold Proof oats, $1 bu. each
var; Marretts 40 to 1 wheat, $2. .All



erown from seed direct from Orig.

and thoroughly recieaned;.. T 2
Rust Proof oats, 75c bu. R, W. Bien
bridge, Milledgeville, Ga,



rsday, December 11, 1930.

rgia Products For Sale :



GRAIN FOR SALE

Sagrain the new grain, hay, for-
e and silage crop. Produces more
ain than corn and more and better
ed stuff than sorghum. Drought
sistant; also speciauy adapveu ww

t land. No pests, Sure crop. Two
9p Same season from 1 planting.

. No. Ga. grown seed, 5 lbs. posu-
i, $1; 1 iS. Dusu

=
IONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
ee FOR SALE

pk. postpaid, $2; 1 bu. $5
H. A. Neal, Carnesville, oe

Ibs. yellow beeswax, $2 or exch. M.

. smith, Toccoa, Ga. Rt. 2. Box 133.

Fancy Gallberry honey in 60 lp.

pans, 2 cans to cs. 10c lb. also Galiber-

blended with Poplar Pine flavor,

-2c lb. Cheaper in quantities. Ed
Beasley, Hazlehurst, Ga. Box 41,

ice, bright, strained honey packed

1 60 lb. cans, 10c lb. FOB here; aiso

nall packages of both tin and glass

i retail trade. Marcus D. May,
ville, Ga. Rt. A.

600 lbs. pure Ext. honey in 5 and
jb. buckets, 10c lb. FOB. J. W.
llings, Valdosta, Ga. Rt. 5, Box

12 gal. strained honey,-75c gal. Mrs.
. F. Gaddis, Quitman, Ga.

Ext. honey in 10 lb. cans, 80c can.
ames Williams, Thomasville, Ga. Rt.

CAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
z . ETC, FOR SALE

Tung Oil nut trees, 10c each, $8 a
00; $/5 M. Exch for most anything
i F. L. Cross, Col-



oe
re

Yates, Terry Winter, Stayman and .

Ihinese Cling, Eiberta ,ang other icau
ar. 20c each, del. W..F. White, Gog-

Ga.
May cherry sprouts, 2 ft. $1 doz.
thorniess raspberry plants, $1 dozen;
lum bushes, 25c eacn; seedling peacn
Ss, and crabappie sprouts, eacn $1
. and muscadine vines, 25c each or
or $1. Jas. Heaton, Mineral Bluff,

00M choice budded pecan trees:
tuart, Schley, Money-Maker, and

otscher. State insp. Write. W.

tewart, Valdosta, Ga.

-Damson Blue plum trees, 25 each;
3 for 60c postpaid; Red Goose plum,
$ for 30c, or 6 for 50c, postpaid.
Stamps accepted. A. Steinheimer,

Voolsey, Ga. Rt. 1.

Budded and state insp. Schley and

otscher pecan trees, 2 to 10 ft. at

ces too cheap to print. Write for
prices on sizes and quantity wanted.
. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga. |
igs, large purple and white; ap-
ples, horse and limbertwigs; old time
seedling peaches, none other but mix-
black (old time) mulberry, biue
urrants; seedling pecans, all above,

rape and white, large scuppernong
vines, 15c each; Schleys and Stuarts,
budded pecan trees, 35c each, 3 for
1. All FOB. Also Everbearing straw-
rry vines, $2 M. Dec. sale. Hima-
ayas, same price. Mrs. R. Allgood,
Oxford, Ga. :
High grade pecan trees, Gov't. insp.
leading var. 2 to 8 ft. 20c to 60c each.
6 per cent discount on all large or-
ders. J. T. Ponder, Whigham, Ga.
PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
Paper -shell pecans, 25c; seedlings,
Ge lb. $1. Mrs. J. W. Hendrix, Dover,

_ 30 Ibs. seedling pecans, $5 or in 10
Tb. lots, 18c lb. FOB. Miss Ethel Chap-
man, Crawfordville, Ga.

Big red peanuts, hand picked, 10 to
24 Ibs. 12c 1b..25 to 49 lbs. 10 1-2c Ib.
Prepaid in second zone, or 9c FOB;
60 Ibs. or more, 8c lb. FOB. Cash
(Money order with order). Exch. for
Otootan beans. J. C. Vernon, Menlo,
nora. Rt. 1. Ss
_ 25 lbs. nice paper shell pecans, nice
and dry, ready for eating, 25c lb. FOB
eh K. R. Smith, Thomson, Ga. RFD

Large seedlings, 18c lb. $8 for 50
bs. or $15 a 100 lbs. Medium _ size,
15c lb. Miss Leona Simpson, Culver-
ton, Ga. Rt. 1.

es SYRUP FOR SALE
New Ga. cane syrup, No. A-1 in
bls. of approximately 35 gal. ship-
ing wt. guar. 400 Ibs. $15 bbl. FOB.
Cash with order. C. W. Chason, Cai-



ag



Cane syrup in 1 gal. cans, about 25
or 30 gal. 50c gal. FOB. Mrs. M. F.
Gaddis, Quitman, Ga.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE
3 acres nice, large turnips.
Offer. Mrs. M. F.
Ga.

Georgia Products Wanted

POTATOES WANTED
Want 3 bu. sweet potatoes or any-
thing can use in exch. for other val-
eS Williams, Fiowery Branch
a. Rt. 3.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Want some red Spanish peanuts.
a R. L. Cates, Biue Ridge, Ga.
Want pecans in 50 lb. lots. Quote
prices. M. R. Peck, Atlanta, Ga. 604
Lee St. S. W.



Make
Gaddis, Quitman,









Miscellaneous F or Sale



Sweet pickle yellow clingstone pea-
ches 50c qt, in glass. P. P. Prepaid.
Mrs. B. E. Parrisn, Pavo, Ga.

Cakes per lb: Solid fruit, 55c Ib.
layer fruit, 45c lb. Lady Baltimore,
45 Ib. and any other layer cake, 42c
lb. Pound cake, 50c. p
Cash with order.
Benevolence, Ga.

1 doz. good white sacks, 10c each.
Mrs. E. Spence, Dunwoody, Ga.

25 cotton, chicken feed sacks, 100
lb. size, 3 for 25c. Add postage. Also
2 bu. black walnuts, $1 bu. FOB. Mrs.
G. J. Holcomb, Bremen, Ga. Box 102.

Booking orders for old fasnioned
fruit cake, in 2, 3 or 4 lb. sizes, 60c
a del. Mrs. Lee Watkins, Boston,

a.

75 lbs. barn cured, Bright leaf to-
bacco, 12c lb. if lot is taken or 15c lh.
smaller lots. Del in 10 Ib. lots. or
more. Money order. No checks. Fred
Pruiett, Alapaha, Ga. Rt. 1.

Long ndle gourds, 10c each, plus
postage. Mrs. P. R. Arnold, Benevo-
sence, Ga. Rt. 1.

Yellow root, bone dry, 50 lbs. for
$14; Rattle root, 50c lb. also goose-
berry bushes, well rooted, $2 each.
Mrs. R. C. Stover, Pisgah, Ga.

Walnut meats, 50c ib. garlic but-
tons, 2 doz. 25c; calimus, 15 doz. and
horse radish, 30c lb. All del. or will
exch for anything can use. Mrs. W.
A. Johnson, Alto, Ga. Rt. 1.

Black walnuts, $1 a bu. or exch 1 bu
for 1 bu. of apples, or dried apples.
James Williams, Thomasville, Ga.
RFD 4, Box 56.

12 lbs. new geese feathers, 1930
crop, $1 Ib. Mrs. H. I. Moore, White
Plains, Ga.

Dried peaches, 15c lb. and large
black walnuts, $1 bu. or exch either
for bantam chickens, or Indian Run-
ner ducks at a reasonable price. No
real old fowls wanted. Mrs. J. P.
Brown, Meansville, Ga.

Martin gourds priced according to
size, also gourd seed, 10c pkg. or 3
pkgs. for 25c, PP. Mrs. T. B. Thom-
as, Thomasboro, Ga. :

Nice, clean, dried Yellow or Gold-
en Seal roots, 35c lb. also sundried
cooking apples, 25c lb. or exch for
white feed sacks. Ada. Powell, Ris-
ing Fawn, Ga. Rt. 3. 2

Taking orders for home-made fruit
cake, 60c lb. del. Sat. guar. Mrs. Will
Trimble, Adairsville, Ga.

Plants For Sale

Very large and early var. strawber-
ry plants, 20c a 100, $1.75 M, prepaid.
Will exch. some for 1 lb. of Eng. pea
seed. Ea. to pay postage. Write be-
fore sending peas. Mrs. R. W. Mob-
ley, Glennville, Ga.

ead. var. cabbage, also collard
plants, 90c, 500; $1.40 M postpaid, or
py Exp. FOB, $1 M. John W. Berry-
hill, Lakeland, Ga. :

Extra early, large var. strawberry
plants, for sale = exch. Alice Stokes,

asper, Ga. Rt. 3.

: Genuine frost proof cabbage plants
60c, 500, del. or 75 M FOB. Extra
fine plants.. Now ready for shipment.
P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin, Ga.

Lady TT. strawberry plants, well
rooted, 35c a 100, also white nest on-
ions, 25c gal. Add postage for all.
John W. Nix, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4,
Box 43.

Sev. M good var. strawberry plants,
bear over a long period, large, fine
flavored, 25c a 100, $1.75 M. Cash with
order. Thos. Smith, Appling, Ga.,
Care Leah High School.

All var. cabbage, Bermuda onion,
and Ga. collard plants, 500, 90c; $1.50
M; prepaid mail; $1 M, exp. col. G.
w. Coleman, Tifton, Ga. |
Fine strawberry plants, now ready.

Mrs. P. R: Arnold,





Plus postage.

-under 50c.



MARKET SUI RTIN

$2.50 M to $3 M or 50c a 100.
bladen, Waycross, Ga.

Sev. M. E. J. Wakefield. cabbage
plants, $1 M, FOB. G. B. Childs, Lo-
cust Grove, Ga.

Lady T. straw. plants, 40c a 100;
$1.55, 500; $3 M. Progressive Ever-
bearing, 45c a 100; $2, 500; $3.25 M.
Big Bim or Wonder bearing straw.
plants, 65c a 100; $3, 500; $5 M. also
yr. old sage, 6 bunches 45c; 12 for 75c;
good, strong rhubarb pie plants, 80c
per 1-2 doz.; $1.50 doz. Above prices
by PP postpaid. Cash or money or-
so John B. Nix, Dahlonega, Ga. Rt.

W. M.

300 Lucretia dewberry plants, $2.50
del. in Ga. Satisfactory or money re-
ee Lois Woodruff, Greenville,

a.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 25c a 100
or exch. Mrs. Essie Wilson, Martin,
Gant 2... a5

Frost proof E. J. Wakefield cabbage
plants, 20c a 100, 65c per 500, $1.10 M
del. 5M 75c M. Exp. col. Full count.
Prompt shipment. Winfred Waldrip,
Flowery Branch, Ga. :

Govt. insp. Progressive Everbearing
strawberry plants, 75c a 100; Klondike
Missionary and Lady T., 50c a _ 100;
$3.50 M. P. M. Head, Cleveland, Ga.

Lady T. strawberry, 35c a 100; Mas-
todon Everbearing, 40c a 100; red and
black raspberry, $1 doz. Lucretia dew-
berry, $1 doz. and white Eng. peach,
Blue Damson, and Eng. horse appie
trees, all 20c each. Add postage on
orders less than $1. Mrs. F. M. Tur-
ner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Cabbage plants, Chas. and J. W.
ig 65c, $1 M. W. M. Bryan, Canon,

a.

Extra large size Lady T. strawberry
plants, 25c a 100, $2 Postpaid up
to 8rd zone. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst, Ga. :

Klondike and Lady T. strawberry,
25c a 100, $2 M. Mastodon Wonder
blackberry, 60c doz. Red and cream
raspberry, 60c doz. Kudzu roots, $8
M. Exch for field seed. Include pos-
tage on all orders, or will ship, pos-
tage collect. Mrs. E. Spence, Dun-
woody, Ga.

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants,
60c, 500; $1 M del. 10M $7 Exp. Col.
W. O. Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Blue Stem collard plants, Wakefield
and Early Flat Dutch cabbage, 500,
75, $1.15 M, del. 5M or more, 75c M.
By 2 Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.,
Rts:

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 75c M.
White or Yellow Bermuda onion
plants, by express, 6M to crate, $4.50.
Prompt ship. and good plants. D. M.
Barber, Baxley, Ga.

Frost proof E. J. and Chas. W. cab-
bage plants, 200, 30c; 500, 60c; $1 M.
Crystal Wax Bermuda onion plants,
60c, 500; $1 M. All now ready. Del.
S C. Rowe, Fitzgerald, Ga. P. O. Box
12.

Everbearing strawberry plants, 35c
a 100; $1.50, 500; $2.75 M. nice, yr.
old sage, 25c for 3 bunches, 45c for 6,
or 75c doz. Cash with order. Add
postage on small orders. Miss Lillie
Dockery, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1.

Dutch and W. cabbage plants, 20c
a 100, $1 M. Klondike and Lady T.
strawberry plants, 25c a 100; $1.60 M.
del. C. Garrett, Oakwood, Ga.

Cabbage plants, now ready, about 5
to 7 in. high, 65c, 500; $1.25 M. 5M or
more, 90c M. Add postage or Exp.
collect. J. C. Chambers, Gainesville,
Ga. Rt. 1.

Collard and cabbage plants, and all
sorts of turnips and rutabagas, cheap.
W. J. Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 1.

Forst proof cabbage plants, 60c, 500;
$1 M, FOB; Crystal Wax White Ber-
muda and Yellow _ Bermuda onion
plants, from pure Teneriffe seed, 500,
75c; $1.25 M FOB. Full count. Prompt
shipment. H. R. Stair, Valdosta, Ga.

Missionary strawberry plants, well

rooted,~$1 M. Exp. Col. Cash with or-

der. Mrs. Callie Trowell, Broxton,
Ga. Rt. 2.

Chas. W., E. J. cabbage plants, 60c,
500; $1 M del. 10M $7.50 collect. Guy
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 500,
60c; $1 M, 10M $8 del. or $7 collect.
Now ready. Dewey Mathis, Flowery
Branch, Ga. Rt. 1.

Himalayan blackberry plants, 25c
doz., 5 doz. $1; horse radish plants, 5
for 25c. Include postage on orders
Mrs S. T. Smith, Austell,
Ga., Rt. 2, Box 90.

Lead. var. cabbage and col. plants,
65c, 500; $1 M, Bermuda onion eee
500, 85c; $1.50 M. Shipping daily. A.
P. Sexton, Valdosta, Ga. :

Jersey, Chas. W. and Copenhagen
Market cabbage, and Ga. Heading
collard plants, 500, 60c, $1 M. Bermuda
onion, $1.50 M. Will ship COD. Mrs.
R. F. Hackle, Valdosta, Ga. 603 E.

Savannah, Ave. :

Special: price on large orders;

: _PAGE SEVEN
E. J. Wake. cabbage plants, 20c a
100; 300, 40c; 500, 50c, $1 M del. R. M.

Crow, Oakwood, Ga.

Cabbage and Bermuda onion and.

collard plants, $1 M. W. W. Williams,

Quitman, Ga.

E. Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 75c
M, 500 for 50c FOB. A. J. Buchanan,
Americus, Ga. Box 231.

Ms Long Island, E. J., Wakefield,
Flat D. and Copenhagen Market cab-
bage plants, and cabbage-collards, all
25c a 100; $1.25 M. Ready for imme-
diate shipment. Mrs. H. V. Franklin,
Register, Ga. -

Frost proof cabbage plants,

Chas. W. and Succession, large and
well rooted, prompt shipment, $1 M.
Ber-
muda onion plants, $1.25 M del. B. F.
Mallard, Brooklet, Ga. os

Cabbage plants, $1 M.
del; by =PP.- Mrs. A.
Americus, Ga.

Frost proof cabbage plants, extra
early J. and C. W., Succession, Flat
Dutch and Sure Head, 75c M, 5M, |
$3.50; white Bermuda onion, 500,-60c,
$1 M. All mailed COD promptly. F.
F. Stokes, Fitzgerald, Ga. ee

St. Regis red raspberry, 50c dozen;
$2 a 100; $7 per 500; $10.50 M,~ All -
postpaid; black raspberry, 60c doz. $3
a 100; McDonald blackberry, extra
heavy bearer, 60c doz. $3 a 100, $10
per 500; Lucretia dewberry tips, a
doz., $1.75 a 100; 500, $6.50; $y.50 M.

75 per 500
PL. Wheeler, 2

Can supply sev. thousands. All post-
E. J. Hart, College Park, Ga.,

paid.
Rt 2:



Plants Wanted

Want 40 bu. of Gov. insp. Porto Rico
sweet potato slips for bedding. Must
be Govt. insp. up to the time of load-
ing. Make best offer. Mrs. H. V.
Franklin, Register, Ga.

Seed For Sale

Broom corn seed, 10c cupful. Mrs.
a Po Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3,
ox 60.

Tom Watson watermelon seed, ex
tra fine, 75c lb. James Williams,
Thomasville, Ga. Rt. 4, Box 56.

Old time Moss Calif. beer s@ed, lg.







pkg., 25c, also extra fancy gourd seed

10c pkg. C. W. Graham, Lenox, Ga.
Nice pkg. dry sage, 15c; sage plants
3 for 18c, or exch for peanuts at 5c
lb. Also nice pop corn for seed or fo
popping. 10c pt. 18c qt. postpaid;
extra early field or roasting ear corn,
produces well. Limited amt 15c, nice
pkg. M. Vollrath, Winston, Ga.

Farm Help Wanted :







self.



Want a nice, good girl, over 12 yrs.
of age to live as one of family with
young couple (no children) and as-_
sist with light farm work. Good home
for right party. Mrs. S. H. Head,
Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 1, Box 33. Ce

Want help for 2 norse tarm. Party
to run self. -Will help on fertilizer.
Located on public road, 3 1-2 mi. of
town. See me on Saturday. M. L. Se-
groves, Fayetteville, Ga. 2 gee

Want a good, smart girl, white or
colored, to live in home and help with |
light farm work for board and ciothes.
Will dress you right and treat you
ae Mrs. D. C. Moore, Milan, Ga.,

Want young man as farm laborer.
Must be sober, competent, honest, and
residing at present on farm, never
worked -in cotton mill, between 25 and
40 yrs. of age, married and not over
2 or 3 children; with knowledge of
tractor and truck driving, willing to
plow a mule and able to move him-_

: This is a good place for man
willing to work at reasonable farm
wage. Do not apply unless you can
fit above. Liquor drinkers cannot be
nee at all. J. C. Collier, Barnesville,

Want man with small 5
help in small dairy and gen. farming.
Must be able to handle a 1 mule plow
and self. No Boozer nor Collar
and Tie man need apply. If you are
willing to work, come and see. A, M.
Pace, Jackson, Ga. :

Want settled man, honest, sober
and industrious, to work for wages
and live as one of family. Willing
to give $10 per mo. including board
and laundry. F. M. Walden, Vienna,
Ga. Rt. 6. oe

Want to hear from exp. man who

will top work and bud some pecan
trees for me in 1931.
will charge per tree or bud and guar
ae H. D. Yawn, Rhine, Ga.

Write what you
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Farm Help Wanted

Want 1 single man for farm work,
either white or colored. Mrs. Clara



_ Whisnant, Lenox, Ga. Rt. 2.

Want exp. stock, truck and crop
farmers, for 3 River farms. Party
must be able to furnish mules and fi-
nance self. Owner to furnish for stock

and dairy men half of chickens, beef
and heifer calves, and all pigs

for
brood sows. Shares, 1-3 and 1-4 on
crops and 1-2 on stock. Need a 1
mule, 2 mule and 3 or 4 mule man
with help for these farms. Can fur-
nish 1 cow and 1 mule to satisfactory
party. Plenty of bottom land on
these farms. Located, 3 mi. south of
Chapel Hill on Campbellton road in
Douglas county, about 20 mi. from
Atlanta, on school bus and mail route.

_ See personally: J. B. Glover,- Doug

- Jasville, Ga. Rt. 6,
tation.

Want share cropper, able to run

Five Notch Plan-

_.@ 2 horse farm. Must be good people.

~Have 6 room house, close to school

and churches. Must be able to run

themselves until first of March. Am

69 yrs. old, and have only 4 children
_ to live in house with me. F. B. Burke,

Millen, Ga. Rt. D, Box 58.

Want to hire a good wage hand at
$10 per mo. and board. W. J. Morgan,
Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want a good reliable white man to

work on poultry farm and look after
_ brooders.

Prefer one with some exp.
W. H. Clough, Blackshear, Ga.

- Positions Wanted

Want a 1 horse farm on 50-50 basis.
3 in family. Have cow and some meat,
but will have to be furnished a little.
oe James Iva Boyett, Climax, Ga.
- Want good 1 horse farm on 50-50
basis for 1931. 32 yrs. old, married,
wife and 3 children: 1 son, 14 yrs.
old. Plenty of help for 1 horse farm.





4 Sober, honest, no bad habits and can

give best of ref.

_ Strictly sober, honest and willing

Agreeable, easy to
get along with. Would consider work
by the day or mo. for myself and boy.
Like to. raise hogs and chickens as
side line. B. M. Coulter, Talbotton,
Ga. Rt. 2.

- Want job to milk cows and look af-
ter chickens. Widow with 3 children,
1, a boy of 14 yrs. who can _ work.
Would like to hire my boy for wages.

_ Mrs. M. T. Coulter, Talbotton, Ga.
RFD 2

Fe

Want job on farm or dairy for wa-
ges, or will take share crop and raise
hogs and cattle on 50-50 basis. State
price will pay and kind of work. S. P.
Jackson, Forsyth, Ga. Rt. 5. 4

Boy 18, wants job on farm. Exp. in
all kinds of farm work, also in ene
O
work. Write. Rufus Fields, Ashburn,
Ga. Rt, 2. : :
Want to get in touch with petty
near Atlanta who is intereste in
dairying on 50-50 basis; you to fur-
nish 6 or 8 good cows, and 1-2 of
feed; I to furnish 1-2 of feed and do
all the work, and. del. the milk and
butter and go 50-50. Have plenty of

help, well exp. and can furnish best

of ref. Would expect a decent house

-to live in. Would also like a few-acres
of land in connection with dairy. Mrs.
Lillie Scoggins, Riverdale, Ga.

Young man with widow mother, 1
sister and 2 brothers, want to work
farm for wages. All large enough to
do good work Will work for half in

-_ money and the other in corn, pota-

- gsmall children.

toes, syrup, groceries and other pro-
ducts If you can give us plenty of
work come and move _us at once. R.

TT. Graham, Sparks, Ga.

St

- Want job on peach or steck farm,
near school and church. Exp. in both
gen. farming and peach orchard work.
Can handle tractor, or truck and do
ordinary repairing. Have wife and 3
Honest, sober and

have no bad habits, a good worker.

State wages per mo. T. W. Manning,

. Dudley, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want work on farm as Overseer or
mechanic. Will consider farm on
halves. Have plenty exp. Ref. if de-
sired. J. B. Lord, Thomaston, Ga.,

p22 120.0. St.: N.: E.

- ton farming. A. E.

_ financed, unless party
work for winter.

Want 1 horse crop for 1931 on
halves. Would like to be moved and
can furnish
Have wife and three
children large enough to work, also 3

others in family. Ref. Life time ee.

in farming. Live 10 mi. north of A
lanta. Prefer some truck to all cot-

Clack, Brookha-
ven, Ga.

Man with family, 6 large enough to

_ work, wants 1 horse crop on 50-50

basis, Want place with man who



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does not drink; and be near. school
and churches; with good stock, good
tools and etc. Want regular work for
1 hand for wages and work for 2
when not in crop; Like some hogs
and chickens to raise on 50-50 basis.
Exp. in gen. farming and not afraid
of work. Have to be moved and fi-
nanced at least partly. Ref. D. B.
Whitfield, Newnan, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want 2 horse crop on halves in
So. Ga. 9 in family, all large enough
to work but one. Party to move and
furnish to make a crop. J. M. Piess,
Thomson, Ga.

Want small 2 horse crop on 50-50
basis, or small crop and work for wa-
ges. Have 2 boys and myself, all
exp. farmers, also exp. in fruit orch-
ards. Prefer Walker or Floyd county.
a of ref. R. H. Barry, Menlo, Ga.

Want place on farm. Young man,
not married. Willing to work and live
with family. Can furnish ref. Write
at once. E. G. Braswell} Gainesville,
Ga. Box 67.

Widower wants place caring for
stock and gen. overseer, or will take
place for salary, or share basis. Can
move at once. J. J. Weld, Atlanta,
Ga. 376 Nell Ave., N. E.

Want job on farm for wages, or on
halves. Young man and wife only.
Can do most any kind of farm work.
Give good ref. Ira Jones, Wray, Ga.,
Care H. T. Jonah, Rt. 1.

Single man would like job on gen-
eral, Or poultry farm. Prefer near
some good town.. Can furnish good
ref. C. J. Holloway, Edison, Ga. RFD
4, Box 66.

Woman of good character and re-
finement wants a place with small
family of good, honest people to as-
sist with gen. light farm and have the
privilege of raising some personal pro-
ducts for profit, and poultry on share
basis. Make . proposition plain in
first letter or come to see me, near
the place once known as Anna. P.
O. in Baker county, 15 mi. S. E. of
Arlington, 12 mi. S. W. of Elmodel, 8

mi. south of Milford. Mrs. W. H. Hil-

liar, Millford, Ga. Care W. T. Ozman,
Rt. 1, Box 56.

Exp. farmer with small _ family
wants work on farm with man who
will furnish work until crop time, then
share crop. D. C. Lively, Atlanta, Ga.

Man 60, wants 2 horse farm on
halves. Life time exp. in trucking,
cotton and corn, 3 grown boys, -wife
and myself. Boys can drive any make
car or trucks. Will run part truck if
suits, as well as cotton and corn.
Have to be furnished a little and
moved, but will repay moving bill.
Have meat and corn to do me. State
what you can offer at once. W. V.
Gibson, Douglasville, Ga. Rt. 2.

Young man with good _ education,
clean habits and very best of ref.
wants work. Accurately trained and
exp. in any ordinary line of work.
Trucks, tractors and modern machin-
ery very familiar to me. Promptness
appreciated. William T. Fields; Ash-
burn, Ga. Rt. 2.

Young man wants work of any kind
on farm or elsewhere. George Hollo-
way. Savannah, Ga. Rt. 2. Phone 7208
Savannah.

Want a good 1 or 2 horse farm on
50-50. Want good house, good land,
and have to be furnished and moved.
No bad habits, only chew a, little; do
not use bad language. Life time exp.
in farming. Will exch. ref. See me
if interested, on S. B. Holman Farm,

or write: J. F. Thompson, Shellman,

Ga. RFD 3. :

Married man, age 28 yrs. wants good
1 horse farm on 50-50 basis. Party to
partly finance while in crop and fur-
nish work to do when not in crop.
Only wife and self. Life time exp.
Prefer No. Ga. Give full information
in first letter if interested. J. W.
Adams, Buford, Ga. RFD 1.

Want 25 acres with wood, fenced
garden and of good grade sandy loam
lands, also good ceiled, 4 room house;
convenient to school or school bus line
and not too far from RR shipping
point. Share basis. Can move and
finance self. E. C. Ward, Fort Valley,
Ga., East Vineville St.

Want a 2 horse crop for 1931. Would
plant 5 acres in tobacco. 3 yrs. exp. in
tobacco. 9 in family, all except 3
able to work. Have to have help and
be moved. We are all healthy. Write
what you offer. G. Y. Hill, Glen-

wood, Ga. Rt. 2.

Wanted for my 15 yr. old son to
work for wages, at $18 per mo. and
board at home; day work for myself
the year round; wife prefers raising
poultry and milking for salary. Fur-
nish me 4 or 5 room good house, wood
and water. Exp. and willing worker.
W. E. Hillman, Vienna, Ga. RFD 2, ~

Want a 1 or 2 horse farm on 50-50

t

gin.
2



basis for 1931. Can grow truck, or

cotton or corn, or anything desired.
Good ref. furnished. C. V. Collier,
Concord, Ga. Rt. 1; Box 108.

Exp. dairyman and wife want job
in dairy, Both dry hand milkers. Will
accept job for self if cannot use wife.
Christian people without bad habits.
State salary per mo. in first letter.
Can move self and give best of ref.
A. N. Daniel, Baxley, Ga.

Want job as overseer on large farm.
20 yrs. exp. Stock raising, fruit grow-
ing and gen. farming. Grown son who
will do anything on farm 6 mos. free
of charge. Can furnish best of ref.
P. H. Hinson, Ft. Valley, Ga.

Want job on stock farm, or overseer
for large gen. farm, or dairy, or a
small truck farm. Exp. man. Have
been overseer for 25 acre farm. Also
exp. with stock for 30 yrs. Have wife
and boy, 13 yrs. State what you can
offer. Move any time. C. J. Mitch-
ell, Atlanta, Ga. 314 Sunset Ave.

Want job on farm with good man
at $18 mo. board and washing, 22 yrs
old, and have worked on farm all my
life and can do most any kind of farm
Maes J. W. Crowe, Blackwells, Ga.
Rts l:

21 yr. old, single, sober, honest and
willing .worker, man wants job on
farm as wage hand for 1931, at $20
per mo., board and live as one of
family. Worked on farm all my life,
and am a good dairy hand (milk with
both hands). J: W. Overstreet, Doug-
las, Ga.

Want job as caretaker of estate in
So. Ga. by energetic widower, age 60,
but am strong and can do the work
of a much younger man. Exp. garden-
er. Consider any good offer. J. W.
King, Griffin, Ga. 700 Macon Road.

Blacksmith wants job for 1931. Go
to work now. State best offer. Plow
sharpening, woodwork, welding, horse
shoeing, etc. T. G. Harrell, Carroll-
ton; Gar Rte

Single man, age 30, wants job on
farm. Can do most any kind of
aoe Jess Ledford, Tallulah Lodge,

ay

Want 3 or 4 horse farm on halves.
Have 3 boys: 8 in family. Raised on
farm. Sober, give ref Exp. in hog
and cattle, also in trucking. Have to
be furnished. Want to work through
winter. Ready to move. Want for 5
es H. A. McLane, Colbert, Ga. Rt.

"26 year old man, not married, sober,

honest, truthful and willing worker
wants job on farm, as wage hand for
1931 at $20 per mo. board and laun-
dry, or crop on 50-50 basis, with good,
honest party near Willacoochee, Ga.,
and live in house as one of family:
want about 5 acres in tobaccd and 3
in corn, and no other crops. State
when you will be ready for me to be-
A. S. Floyd, Rockmart, Ga. Rt.

~ Want a good, place ina good farm-
ing section and near good school and
on a good highway for a good black-

smith shop, etc. Want a good 4 or 5
room house with barn and pasture,
also garden and small truck patches,
or would hire to some big farmer to
do gen. farm work Exp in both black-
smithing and farming, also any kind
of mechanical work, tractors, trucks,
etc. Ref. furnished if desired. Homer

Anderson, Clayton, Ga.

Want a good 2 horse crop with
plenty of wood, a good pasture, and
running water, also good house and
out-bldgs. Prefer near Marietta. R..
D. Westbrooks, Dallas, Ga. Rt. 2.



Georgia Products For Sale



BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Hastings brown sugar crowders, 30c
Ib. 7 lbs. $1.75; also black sugar
crowders, fine green or dry, 25c lb. 7
Ibs. $1.50. Exch. for white sugar
crowders, Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com-
merce, Ga. Rt. 5.
10 bu. red hull speckled peas, $2.50
bu. FOB. J. B. Brown, Bristol, Ga.
Black crowder peas, $4 bu. O. H.
Scott, Jesup, Ga., Rt. 2.
50 bu. Otootans, recleaned, good
Nall, Lu-

sacks, $5 bu. FOB. D. R.
thersville, Ga. ~

Eng. peas, Willets Wonder and
noma: wae ere ee del. Mon-
ey order only. iS zzie Bull
Gobbville, Ga =

Brabhams, pure, clean. and sound,
$3 bu. or exch for good shelled corn:
1 bu. peas for 3 bu. corn; or exch. 1
bu, peas for 3 bu. pure Wannamaker
cotton seed. Ea, to pay shipping chgs.
Also Unknown peas, $2.50 bu. or exch.
for 2 1-2 bu. good shelled corn. One
bu. peas for 2 1-2 bu. corn. J. E.
Chandler, Tallapoosa, Ga. Rt. 3.

Pure and sound Brabhams for sale

. oe Steinheimer, Woolsey,

best offer.



Thursday, December 11, 1930.

or exch for good pigs. Prefer Hamp-
shire, 6 to 8 wks. old. L. A. Hutch-
eson, Ashland, Ga. ae
- Lady peas, 12 1-2c lb. or 10c by the
100 lb. Black and Brown-eyed white
(table) peas, 8c lb. $6 per 100 Ibs.
Speckled and cream sugar crowder
peas, 6 lbs. mailed, $1; 100 lbs. or
more, llc lb. B. R. Woodliff, Flow-
ery Branch, Ga. soe
100 bu. Otootan Soy beans, $3 bu.
R. A. Hiley, Fort Valley, Ga. aa
Velvet beans, $2.50 bu. FOB, or exch
for dried fruits, or corn at $1 bu. Mrs.
J. L. Parrish, Nashville, Ga. Rt. 2. |
Mathew Sawyer beans, $4 bu. FOB
my station. 100 per cent sound. Will
make 2 or 3 times aS many per acre
of any I have ever planted. Sample
on request. C. B. Turner, Sanders
ville, Ga. Rt. 1. oe oe
3 to 4 tons dry velvet beans in pod,
$13 per ton. Mrs. Eula B. Cook, Mi--
lan, Ga. bee eee
Stringless green pod beans, 25c
cupful, also rhubarb plants, 50c doz.
Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Ga.,
RFD 2. Co
Good peas: Brabhams, $2.25; Irons,
$2.15; and Mixed, $2 bu. Remittance >
with order. G. A. Fagan, Ft. Valley,
Ga, RED. ee
18 bu. Laredos, in small lots, $4.75
bu or all in 1 lot, FOB. Small sam-_
ple on request. Will exch some for
peanuts, clear from trash and pops,
1 bu. beans for 10 lbs. peanuts. I to
pay shipping chgs on beans and oth-
er party on peanuts. C. A. Ayers,
Bowman, Ga. Rt. 2. oa
10 bu. Calif. black-eyed peas, clean
and bright and not damaged. $3 bu.
FOB. C. A. Morris, Rocky Face, Ga.

BUTTER FOR SALE

Country butter, nice and fresh, in
1-2 lb. molds, in wax paper, 45c lb
del. or 2 or more lbs. 40c lb. L. E.
Phillips; Colquitt, Ga. fi

Nice, Jersey butter. T. B. tested
cows. Shipped day churned. 2 lbs.
90c. Add postage. Miss Laura Co-
ker, Lavonia, Ga. 2

5 lbs. nice yellow butter per week,
45c lb. Mrs. W. J. Benefield, Bowdon,
Ga. Rt, 1: : a

8 or 10 lbs. fresh, firm butter each
week, 30c lb. del. Mrs. J. M. Gar-
rison, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 2. ey

5 lbs. J. butter ea. week, 40c Ib.
postpaid. Parties to furnish cartons.



re Vicy Holdbrooks, Waco, Ga. Rt.

2 to 10 lbs. best table butter per
week, 40c lb. del. Cows T. B. tested.
Mrs. P. B. Richards, Fair Mount, Ga.

3 or 4 lbs. J. butter ea. week, 40c
lb. in 1-2 Ib. molds. No checks, Cash
with order. Cows T. B. tested. Mrs.
J. W. Loggins, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 1.

CORN, SEED CORN & CORN _ MEAL
FOR SALE
Imp. white corn, 1:to 3 ears on
stalk, hard deep grain, small cob, a :
ears. Guar. sound. Field selected
for 7 yrs. 85 ears make bu. Write for
free sample on the cob. 65c pk. $2 bu.
or exch. for good pig or shoat, or for gL
peas. S. M. Greer, Lavonia, Ga. es
1930 crop white shelled pop corn, 8c.
lb. No stamps accepted. G. Y. Yeo-
mons, Vidalia, Ga. eee
Whatleys Prolific seed corn, Ist yr.
from Orig. Carefully selected and |
hand shelled, 50c pk. $2 bu. E. H.
Blankenship, Chauncey, Ga. Rt. 2.
Piedmont seed corn and best grade
Wannamaker cotton seed, at Farm-
ers prices. State amt. wanted. Can
use syrup, crowder and _ black-eyed
peas or grain of any kind i sys



25 bu. sound, shelled corn. Make
Mrs. E. L. Wright, Yates-
ville, Ga. ee

Bone dry, white milling corn, 84c
per._56 lb. bu. Shipped in good, strong
and even wt. burlap sacks, FOB cars
here. Guar. good. Mrs. Ela B. Cook,
Milan, Ga. ae

Slipped shuck corn, 90c bu at bar
ot oy FOB. 'O: H:; Scott, Jesup, Ga.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE ;
40 bu. Wannamakers wilt resist-
ant, 2nd yr. from orig. 75c bu. FOB
also 20 bu. Manleys Heavy Fruiter,
75c bu. Money order or cashiers
check. C. H. Steele, Bairdstown, Ga.
Pure, sound Coker No. 884. 90c bu.
10 bu. lots, 80c bu. FOB. Exch. for
pigs, 6 to 8 wks. old. Hampshire or
O. I. C. or will exch 2 bu. for 90-day
velvet beans. L. A. Hutcherson, Ash-
land, Ga. ee
Cokers No, 5 staple 1 1-16 in. $1
bu. or exch for sound, shelled corn.
Bu. for bu. Also a few bu. New Eras
peas, $3 bu. W. T. Adams, Lavonia,
Ga. Box 381. : ieee ay
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uraday, December in 1930.
Georgia Products For Sale

~ (Continued from page four)
EABLES FOR SALE.

ar Of fresh green turnips for Ss

, . Brown, Alma, Ga. . 8
About 125 extra large collard heads.
isp and tender, 7c a head at my
rden, Live 1 mi. east of Anderson
ity, about 1-2 way between Sylvester
d ae J. M. Aldridge, Blades
ia.

Georgia. Products Wanted

EANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want cow peas, and Soy beans, any

: jantity. (Will exch. choice Gov. insp. |
ie shell pecan trees, 6 to 8 ft. tall
or same; will also exch. trees for any
~ produce. What have ou?

yd Woodall, Milner, Ga, z

Want to exch. Buff Leghorn hens

for dried butter-beans, John
. Talley, Mauk, Ga.





Joker Cleveland cotton seed for Brab

peas and 90-day velvet beans Cotton

eed guar. sound. Give best price you

2S P. W. Harrison, Halcyon-
le, Ga.

ont cotton seed for early speckled |
relvet beans for planting. L. Cc
Allen, Hoschton, Ga. :

Want to exch. value, $2.50 for 1 bu.
able peas, or for 2 pure bred hens.
. to pay Exp. Mrs. W. J. Ray,
yston, Ga. RFD 2. s

VEY BEES. a oe SUPPLIES
s (WAN

Want to buy Panel bees. _Prefer-
ably in South-East Ga. Give ful] des- |
ption and. best cash price in
er. John W. Roach, Daisy, Ga.

W.
S Want to exch. B. R. baby chicks and
her value for 0 bu. shelled corn.

Serie, _Mrs. Jog. Harrison, Rocking>
m,

at $1.10 bu. del. _ Pearson.
Waddelle,. : Pearson, Ga. Gs

FRUIT. WANTED ee
nt to exch, value, $2.50 for nice, |
gee Mrs, J. i. Rudeseal,

ant. 3 exch 2 gal. nice, large size
white nest onions for 1 bu. good eat-

ane ye, or 12 lbs. speckled crowd- |
a Styles, Waco, Ga. Rt. 2.

GRAIN WANTED
to exch. value for



Want peavine
E. Mitchell, Cairo, Ga. Rt.

ant a few bu. rye seed. Will exch.
Concord grape cuttings or Porto Rico
sweet potatoes for: same. Eel Clark,
Baxley. Ga. t;

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Want pecans, 10 to 100. . Ib. lots.



g but paper shells considered. T . M,

les, Alma, Ga.

ant to exch value for No. 1 Span-

oa one Cc. D. ZW Ea, Plains
a.

the red oS
hite and 1-2 bu. of the red. Mrs.
M. G. Thigpen, Brewton, Ga. -

ing onions for peanuts or for dried |
apples, nice size. Mrs. Clate Coch-
ran, Lavonia, Ga. RFD 3.

Want 5 or 10 lbs. Stuart or paper
shell pecans. Will exch. 14 selected

ton, Ga.

- Want to exch Half and Half cotton
eed for imp. Spanish peanuts.

rb u.3 or 4 bu. Ea. to pay ithe x
Raymonds, Hazlehurst, Ga. Rt.

; SYRUP WANTED
Want to exch 5 gal. white nest on-
ions for 3 gal. home made syrup. Ea.









~ Guar. well acta. q in.
ants, grown from quality

seed,
nets and Barly 3 Flat Duteh, i



} onion, or. cabbage plants, Eng.

B.S

Want to exch. from 5 to 50 bu.

Want to exch. 10 bu. pure Pied-|#
1 Prompt del.

first.

CORN, SEED CORN & CORN MEAL
TED | '

Want 3 bu. fine water ground meal
Wee Box 13.

mane

15 lbs. white table peas. ty AL

hay, or for good Ga. syrup. Age

Quote best price in first letter. Se

Want to exch. some nice multiply-

oe from my Donaldson R. I. Reds
each 5 lbs. Mrs, J. M. Jones, Gray-

|10c Ib. not precale

uheee
0c, Dey

5005, St, 700; Sia 25 M, postpaid. Expert
packi ng and prompt shipping. C
Burell, Auburn, Ga, Rt. 1.
'J. Wakefield and Early Flat Dutch
Seta plants, 25c a 100; 500, 5c;
$1.25 M. 10M $10. All del. Open field
grown. iB. Deech rape Ga.
Box 83.
Chas. W. cabhare 60c, 500; $1 M :
H. G. Mathis, Gainesville, Ga, Rt 9
Any amt. strong collard plants, $1
M FOB. Frederick Sarman, White
Oak, Ga,

Well rooted oy packed shraw bere
plants, $1.50 M. Exch for Bermuda
pea
~seed, Soy beans, or anything can use.

oe R. Brasiel, Tite Rock, Ga. Rt.

Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Millhaven, Ga. Rt.

Bi Jd. OW, cabbage plants, 500, 15c:
$1.10 M. Shipped day order received.
J. G. Walker; Wray,Ga.

Well rooted plants of Holts Mam-
moth sage, 3 plants, 25c, or 75c doz.

Also fresh, dry sage, 60c Ib. or 50c Ib.
in lots of 5 or more. Mrs. Ida. M.

}Allen, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 5.

Genuine Klondike strawberry plants

| 25 a 100; $1.50 M. Also dewberry, $1

100; and a fine Turkey fig plant,
well rooted, 25c each and postage.

Geo, W. Eidson, Dora-
ville, Ga. Rt.

. Catnip, inte and horehound, 5,
good clump with roots; garlic, 25

a. Miss L. M,
Ril
Frost proof E. J. and, Chas. Ww. cab-
bage plants, 60c, 500; del; 90.M. 5M
eg FOB. E. HL Stokes, Macon, Ga.
3.

Frost proof E. an and Chas. W. large
strong plants. Immediate ship. 500,

Stokes, Macon, Ga. Rt. 3..

Frost proof cabbage. plants, Extra
early J. and Chas. . Immediate ship.
500, 60c; 90c M del. Cc. W.
Macon, Ga. R

ee everbearing strawberry
plants, 30c a 100 and postage. Mrs.
Emley Long, Pleveland, ao: Rt. 4,

"Progressive Semen: a strawberry |
| plants, 35 a 100; horse radish, three
bunches, 25; 8 for 50c; garden horse-

postage. Will exch for nice, dried ap-
ples, or dried peaches, free from

ega, Ga. Fityst,

Strawberry plants, 10c a 100, FOB.
|If you come and draw them,
cost you nothing for 1M. Mrs.
Whiddon, Chula, Ga.

Himalaya - ; blackberry plants,
each, $1.10 doz. Sage plants, 10c ea.
Mrs. D. S. Silver, Talking Rock, ve

Lucretia dewberry, = M, FOB. J.
| Pike, Manchester,
~~ Lucretia dewperrs > pianits, 60c ae
$1.50 a 100, $10 -
Greenville, Ga. Rt.

Henderson bush ihe beans, 20c tb.
and red nest onions, 50c gal.
bunch okra seed, 25c Ib. Mrs. "Buford
| Shannon, Nicholls, Ga. RFD 3.

Brown sugar crowders, Toe Ib. pre-
paid in 10 Ib. or 12 Ib. lots; W. H.}
Nelson, Powder Springs, Ga.

peas, 30c lb. Mrs. M. L Peterson, Vi-
| dalia, Ga,

Clays, Bunch Speckled, Red Hull
Speckled, $2.50 bu; Otootan Soy beans
(best, for hay) $6 bu. Biloxi Soy, $2.50
bu; Matthews Soy, $4 bu. All 1930
crop and free from damage ef any
kind. FOB. Milledgeville. Geo. T.
Trawick, Linton, Ga.

New Eras, $3 bu. FOB; also orange
cane seed, clean free from trash, $2.75
bu. Mrs. Vv. 8. Ladd, Gainesville, Ga.
Ri

2 bu. colored punch - butter-beans,
= S. Kelley,
| Talking Rock, Rt.

Eng. peas, _ Weta
Thomas, 1930 crop, 25c Jb. del. Money
order only. Mrs. Lizzie Bullard, Cobb-

Ga.
eee proof, open field grown, _

, Chas. w. Early Flat Dutch, E
ae Succession eanbaee | oe





R. tuce plants, 20c a opr crystal

Ea, to pay postage on what he re-|

Nice, dewberry plants, 40 a 100 del. Morven,

doz. Strawberry plants, 25c:a 100, $2 Ga.
Davis, Silver Creek,

60c; 90c M del. 5M $3.50 FOB. E. Y.

"Stokes,

mint, peppermint. plants, 10c doz. Add
worms. Mrs. Sarah -Grindle, Dahlon- :
aee

15c

Maud Hamby,

Willets Wonder frost proof Eng.|

1 bu. Giant stringless snap bean
seed. 20c lb. Pau} Clark, Baxley, Ga.

A rohaar and |

300; 700, 500; $1. 10 M Iceberg Te |p

ax
Bermuda onion, large size pen: 20c
a 100, $1.50 M.. Ail del. Mrs. W. N.
Lott,. Braselton, Ga.

ape proof cabbage plants, Chas.
and E. J. Wakefield for winter
atte Large and well rooted, Guar
sat. Postpaid. 25c a 100, 90c, 500;
$1.50 M. Grady Kelley, _ Sulphur
Springs, Ga. Rt. :
Ga. collards, z 7 W., <All Head,
Early and Flat Dutch cabbage, 70c,
500, prepaid; $4.50 per 5M, collect:
Iceberg lettuce, 85c a 100, "$1.25 for

-500; $2 M.. All prepaid. W oA. Cla-

ry, Screven, Ga.

Strawberry plants, medium ous ber-
ries, 15 - 100, FOB. Mrs. F.

a.

All var. cabbage and Bermuda on-
ion plants, 500, 75c; $1 M;, 5M, $3.75.
Guar. fine plants: and quick ship. J.
A. Mitchell, Thomasville, Ga.

mae eas Chas. W., and Succession
cabbage plants, 60c, 500; $1 M, post-
paid. W. &H. Weaver, Ocilla, Ga.

E. J. Wakefield cabbage plants, 90c
M, det! Prompt ship. Mrs. Ouida
Harper, Osierfield, Ga.

2 1-2 acres cabbage and onion- plants
in patch. Write or come for partic-
ulars; all lead. var. cabbage plants.
200 for 30c; 500, 60c; $1 M, del. Cash
with order. Mrs, Geo, Gattney, Fitz-
gerald, Ga.

KE. J. Flat. Dutch, Chas. W.: frost

postpaid. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald,

" White, Red and yellow Bermuda
onion plants, a8 10 per M, del. PP or
$1 M FOB. Mrs. Angie Catlett, Guy-
ton, Ga.
_ J. W., Succession and Chas. w. cab-
bage. plants, good size, for sale, or
exch value in farm Produce. Silos
Dukes, Vidalia, Ga,
; Everbearing . strawberry plants, 25
@ 100, or exch for white feed sacks,
100" 1b. cap. at 10c each, Bermuda on-
ion plants, $1.25 M, or sets at 15c;
cabbage plants, at $1 M. Mrs. Buford
Shannon, Nicholls, Ga., RFD 3.

any number of fine Klondike

-ani iady T. strawberry plants, $2.00
Ga del Mrs, M. G. Thigpen, Brewton,
a.

and Ga. collard plants, 300, 50c; 500,
75c; $1 M, del. 5M and up, "5c M. Exp
col. No checks, Write for price on
large orders. ~ L. M..
ville, Ga. Rt. 2

- Plants Wanted

Want 6 hear from party having 1
or 2M. Early Jersey cabbage plants,
now ready at reasonable price: Will
exch. for same. . Write. Mrs. G. H.
Watson, Athens, Ga. Rt. 3.

Want to exch. value for Bermuda
onion plants. Mrs. W.
Adrian, Ga.





onion plants, or sets. also for peas,
butter beans or pecans,
ris, Roopvill, Ga.

Seed For S Sale

Pure Arkansas Beauty and Tom
Watson watermelon seed, hand clean-
ed, from fine melons. Arkansas Be
ty, $1 -and Watson, 85c lb. FOB.
E. Griffeth, Winder, Geos.
Genuine Stone Mtn. seed, grown
and seleeted from large first drop
melons, $1 Ib. Dave Walker, Sr., Mi-
lan, Gis 8
A few bu. Honey Drip cane seed,
S 50 bu: FOB Jefferson, or at home.
C. Bryant, Jefferson, Ga. Rt. 1.
Calif. Beer seed, 25 for Start. En-
Close stamped envelope. Mrs.
Ella Green, Hapeville, Ga. 864 Central
Ave.





Hastings Royal King pepper,
Gherkin tomato pepper seed, squash,
cantaloupe and Pearson watermelon
seed, liberal pkt. 10c, or 3 for 25c;

Morgan, Clyo, Ga.
Pee Mtn. or Ga. Belle melon
seed, shade cured and selected from

to pay postage. Write first. - H. : Ga. large melons, 60c Ib. or exch for pea-
Bond, Bowman, Ga. Rt. 2, a D. Frost proof cabbage and* nuts. Guar. pure and sound. G. E.
: : Seon Oe cee leading var. 500, 60c;| Murphy, Omega, Ga. 2%

POTATOES WANTED 461 M. Andrew Clark, Thomasville,| Red Hot pepper seed, saved from | 46
Want sweet potatoes. Ea. potato! G, a, long, large pods, 1930 crop, free from
must wt. 1-2 Ib. Will pay good price. ape and Lady _ T. strawberry trash and other seed, 10c per thls.,
a nadierion Atlanta, Ga. 726/ nants, 35 a 100. Exch. some for| postpaid. No stamps. Miss Annie

Peachtree St. N. __ | Mastodon everbearing strawberry | Myrtle May, Warthen, Ga. Rt8.
plants or for white feed sacks, free| Yellow mammoth tobacco seed, 25

Plants Fe or Salo from lettering. Mrs, L. H. Coe, East-| per oz. Write for prices on Ib, lots.

Ben Lynn, Manassas, Ga. |
Japanese Honey drip cane seed, for

.| planting, $2.25 per bu. and 1 bu. wht.



50,





turkeys, or a good HAEtY

1a, Lee, +

proof cabbage plants, 500, 60c; 90c M

Chas, W. and Flat Dutch. cabbage

ee, Gaines-

a seed, 4 lb. $1 del. prepa

ae Sumner, |
oF Want to exch. value for Bermuda.
Laura ieee |

Lon.

dipper gourd, 25 seed for 10c postpaid.

S onions, ae bu. ee to ba




















































portage, Lee Brooks, Monroe, Ga. Rt

"Pride of Ga. a aiariision seed, 19305
$1 lb. John: W. ae Woolsey, Ga.
Rt.'1,Box-$65 2 ae
Good honey drip ORKE seed, nice
and clean, 85c pk. $3 bu. Exch, ips
Wyandotte pullets, or une eve
shoa
fashioned Blue Stem collard seed, 10c
spoonful, 50c per 1-2 lb. or 85 Ab.
Money with order. FOB. Exch, 1 lb.
for 3 lbs, good, tender garden beans
for seed, or young guineas, or for W.
a Pullets. A. J. Pope, ee
_xeloy Be Bermuda onion sets, 15. at
fel W. G. Hollomon, Brooklyn



Tete Leaf tobacco seed, 25c per. 0Z
and golden orange cane seed, be Ib
Add postage to all. I. Ua
Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7.

.

100 tb. Rape seed, 10c lb. any
tity, FOB. G. D. Fain, Edison,
White nest onions, 60c gal. Bunch
Eng. peas, 20c cupful, nice sundried
peaches and apples, 1930 crop, 20c db :
long green pod okra seed, l5c Ib.
few running Eng. pea seed, 20c: cup
Box 56." PEs, Woolsey, Ga. Rt
OX :

Texas secdeds Ribbon
hand cleaned, .5 Ibs. 50c;
OF

cane see
12 Ibs. $1
TB: Dellinger, Maxeys, Ga, =
Box 83. 52 era
Feretia seed, a few lbs. only, |
acre will grow enough grain to equa
60 bu. corn,. besides the fodder it pro-
duces. 50c gal. also. Mammoth Rus:
sian sunflower one -$1-gal. Add pos:
tage to all. W. D. Wea BY

Springs, Ga...
Pure Honey Drip cane seed, 2990
bree

crop, 7c lb, eee for any good
chickens. O. S. Boyd, Villa BiG (

pumpkin seed, same price. apa
age. Mrs. Emley Long, | Glee and,
Ga. Rt. 4, Box 13. |

Old. fashioned corn Beads. 100
snuff-box full, or 3. for 250; puny
kin seed, 10c for large pkg;
or chufas, large pkt. 10c.



age. Exeh for ne pop a pe
from weevils. Sarah Grindl
Dahlonega, Ga. ete ig Se

Watson seed from select melons, 60
Ib. Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey, Ga.
Scallion onion buttons, 50c gal. Mr
S. P. Cobb, Felton, Ga. Rt. Lee

Willetts Wonder winter merce pe

L. Dur-
ham, Dublin, Ga. Rt.

5 ibs. Vananseney tob, seed: new
good seed (the prize winner oe "*Eman-
uel County: Fair) $3 Ib. I. F . War
nock. Swainsboro, Ga. RFD +: as

White nest onions, free from. dirt
and trash, 50c gal. Add postage. HL
L. Campbell, Lavonia, Ga.

300 lbs. genuine Dixie Bell melot
seed, $120 for entire lot, or 50e lb.
small lots, FOB. W. OC. Sate
Gerdon, Ga. we Saar

White nest onions, 50c gal. del and
Hastings early Valentine. and Half
Runner cornfield bean seed, all ten
der, 25 lb. del. in 2 Ib. lots or more
Mrs. Manda Weeks, Dial, Ga.
. Best var. Eng. pea seed, 25 lb. and.
white nest on ons, clean and sound
60c gal. del... Maud Hamby, Green
ville, Ga. Rt. 3. a

Old fashioned scallion buttons, 1
qt. 50c gal. Red ones. Mrs. C. R. Sor
rells, Monroe, Ga.

Yellow crook neck squash seed, 10
cupful; Black Fat Horse running
bean. seed, 60c lb. or exch. Lillie AV:
erette, Buena Vista, Ga.

Nest onion. sets, 60c gal. Mustart
seed, 40c Ib. All del. Exch. for Jum
bo peanuts. anu; Williams, Ty. Ty
Ga.

Hastings syrup cane seed, Ast
planting, $3 bu. or exch for Otootan
oS R. C. English, Barnesville, Ga
Rt

175 or 200 Ibs. Stone Mtn. melo:
seed, hand gathered and dried in
shade, bright and sound, 75c lb. for
lot, or $1 Ib, in small lots. Exeh fo
meat, lard, or trade for anything can
use such as corn, cow, syrup, wheat.
or oats. State what you have for
exch. Wiley Rogers, Wray, Ga. Bo

White nest multiplying onions, free
from trash, etc. 50c gal. del. Mrs.
Grace Murphy, Jasper, Ga., Rt. 2.
About 9 or 10 bu. Ribbon cane seed
(for planting, or feed), good, nice and
clean, 90c bu. or 85c bu. if entire be
is taken. If want them, come
once, as I will not be ae si, Ge than
ee ist. ah ee = ee
Rt. ;






PAGE TEN its
5 Seed Wanted
Want to exch. Petty Toole Wilt

resistant cotton seed for long vine
nencet seed. F. H. Harris, Screven,





corns

_ Car Lots

HAY FOR SALECar Lots :

1 car fine peavine hay, nice and

bright, $20 ton FOB. Jas. B. Woods,
Brooks, Ga. /





_.CORN FOR SALECar Lots

1 car slipped shuck corn, 80 Ibs. to
bu. 90c bu. FOB. Alton Bredloove,
Dawson, Ga. %

HAY FOR SALECar Lots
1 car peavine hay, good and: bright.
No rain on it. $13.50 loaded at Whig-



and shipment guar. Ref. Merchants
and Planters Bank of Whigham, also
Citizens Bank of Cairo. W. U. = J.
Draughn, Whigham, Ga.



Miscellaneous For Sale



_ New, white feathers, sold from the
sample, 60c lb. del. Mrs. W. V. Robbs,

_ Flowery Branch, Ga. Rt. 1. :
White cloth feed sacks, 10c each, or
exch for cherry, apple, pecan or any
kind of fruit trees.
Calhoun, Ga. Rt. ;
_ Red Shank roots, 50 lb. prickley ash
~ roots $2 Jb. Polk roots Zsc Ib. Bermuda

also 15 lbs. Pride of Ga. watermelon

~~~ seed, %5c lb, or $8 for lot, del. in Ga.

H. O. Kelley, Sunnyside, Ga. Oare

Gen. Del. \ (

Celestial figs preserved in pure cane

sugar,, $3 per gal. packed in glass at.

or 1-2 gal. sizes. G. H. Tomlinson,

Putney, Ga.

- Broom straw in large quantities;

--enough to bundle for 12 large, nice

brooms, 75c bundle del. Mrs. B. S.
Ward, Toomsboro, Ga. Rt. 2.

- 1 doz. half gal. jars of canned to-

matoes, beans, peas, 4 of each, guar.

-to be good, 60c per jar, lot for $7. Ex.

- for 6 pure Tompkins strain dark red

- laying hens or pullets. No culls. Or

exch. for nice feeder shoats or, for pr.

-Mrs. R. Donaldson, Metter,

Snake root, 1 doz. 50c; . raspberry
sprouts, $1 doz. Sassafras root, 75c lb.
Yellow Root, 45c lb. Sampson snake
: root, $1 doz. black gum bushes, 1 and
- 2 ft. high, $2 for 17; blackberry root,
$1 for 17; Cherry bark, $1 Ib. Maple
bark, 50c 1b. Red Oak bark, $1 Ib. and
3 little cherry trees, 1 to 2 ft..$2; mus-
_cadine vine, $2. doz. No checks. Cash

' with order. Mrs. Doliie Sebolt, Dah-
lonega, Ga. Rt. 1. \

- . Nice, clean chicken feathers, free
from tail and wing feathers, 25c Ib.
Mrs.'V. P. Jackson, Ivey, Ga. :

Black walnut kernels, 60c Jb. del.

- Also pop corn, 50c gal. del. * Mrs. W.

C. Burch, Hiawassee, Ga. Rt. 1.
Booking orders for -Japanese fruit

cake, light and dark, or all dark, 50c

Ib. del. Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, .Ga.
Nice, new broom straw, enough for

/10 or 42 brooms, $1, plus postage. Mrs.

Nellie Howell, Teomsbero, Ga. Rt. 2.
ce, brown sun cured tobacco for
smoking, 15c lb. Tilson Silver, Talk-
ing Rock, Ga. Rt. 2, Box 64. \
es 50 lbs. black walnuts, 4c Ib. 15 Ibs.
ps 7 ns, 14c or exch for 4 March hatch
po ee . L. or for 40 white feed sacks, 100
A ; Yb. cap. Mrs. Lilac Harris, Butler, Ga.

lp

Yellow root, poke root, and Cherry

(park, each, 25 lb. Sassafras root, 40c
Ib. Muscadine vine root, 75c Ib. and
geared bushes, $2 fer 5 bushes.

dd postage. Miss E. F. Franebarg-
er, Canton, Ga. RFD 2.

Yellow Root, 25c lh. ratsbane herb,
30c lb. sassafras, wild cherry bark,
25e Ib. black haw and white ask root
25 Ib. Queen of the Meadow, 35c Ib.
Catnip, 25c bunch. Mrs. D._S. Silver,
Talking Rock, Ga. :







bh



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want side meat, peas, meal, lint
cotton or wool, dried peaehes and
apples, or good sound shelled corn,
also chickens, butter, and nice, clean
white feed sacks. Will exch value.
Give full particulars in first letter. J.
W. Wood, Griffin, Ga. :

Want onion sets, sugar crowder
peas, long green pod okra seed, bunch

baby limas, cabbage plarits, R. I. Red
aN eges, del. in February, and other
things. Will exch. other value. Write



ham, if cash is sent with order. Hay |-

Weldon Burns, |

_ grass roots, $3 bu. Free from trash; | 50 each,

239,



Ps

for particulars. Mrs
Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1,

Exch. Ib. for Ib. of each of the fol-
lowing: 5 lbs. seedling pecans for 5
Ibs. bright new crop dried apples; 5
Ibs. seedling pecans for 5. lbs. little
white mush peas or Lady. peas 5 Ibs.
pecans for 5 Ibs. little whi Rice pop
corn that will pop; and exch, 10 Ib.
pecans-for 1 bu. of good, sound eating
apples. Ea. to pay their postage. Also
have other good value to exch. fer

Mrs. . H, Ward,







apples, or for grown, large fat hens.
Write for particulars. Mrs. aos
Shealy, Oglethorpe, Ga.
i,
Poultry For Sale
| ANCONAS :

12 Ancona pullets, April .hatch, $1
each. Mrs.W. F. Harrison, William-
son, Ga. Rt. 2. ;

- AUSTRALORPS :

4 Australorps, March cockerels,

direct from Lone Star breeder; dam

records, 225-250 eggs; sire dam records
250-275 eggs. $3 each, FOB. F. B.

Ate Hapeville, Ga. 3351 Stewart
ve. ree



PIGEONS FOR SALE.

30 or 40 pigeons, mostly White
/Kings, small size, a few working large
Homers and Racing Homers, sev. ma-
ted prs. 50c each, or if entire lot is
taken, 40c each. E, M. Johnson, At-
lanta, Ga. 388 Luckie St., N. W.

2 pr. pure bred White Kings, mated
banded and working. $3 for both pr.
and 3 prs. youngsters, 3 to 4 mos. old,,
FOB. Woodrow Gilbert,
Elko, Ga. x

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

_ DUCKS, ETC. OR SALE rt
" mos. old, 7 or 8 Ib. Mammoth
White Pekin drake, $1.25 crated and
del, to EWlarville, or exch. for Crowder
peas, any col, except black, 6 wks.



Jand field peas, dried fruit .or pecans.,

Mrs. John G, Bray, Ellaville, Ga. Rt.
3.

1 pr. M. B. mixed with Black: 1 yr.
old, $8 and 1 pr. Black mixed with M.
B. 1. yr. old $8. Healthy, good. cond.
Mrs. J. P. Thompson, Dexter, Ga. Rt.

3 fine turkeys, April hatch 2 hens
and 1 tom, $8 or exch. Mrs. W. Jd.
ee, Climax, Ga. Rt. A. Box 37
Large ~Blue Toulouse geese for
breeding, $2 each in pr. or trio at
yard. 25 extra for crating, by exp.
Goose lays 25 to 30 eggs in a season.
E .A. Bennett, Cumming, Ga. Rt.
5 large B. B. Ellis strain May hatch
hens, wt. around 18 lbs. $5 each, or
$23 for lot. Money order. Mrs. F.
Cowart, Summit, Ga: Rt. 2. ;
4 pure M. B. toms, wt. 16 to 20 Ibs.
each, $6 each, FOB. Mrs. Nellie. Good-
rum, Vienna, Ga. Rt. 5. 7.

6 turkeys, 20c St my yard. Mrs.
Elmer Clifton, Millen, Ga. Rt. 4 Box

Pure. Narragansett turkeys: toms
wt. 16 to 18 lbs. Write for prices.
Mrs. Lottie Bargeron, Sardis, Ga.

Pure bred M. B. Bird Bros. str. tur-
keys. 1 Prize Winner tom 1929~hatch
wt. 30 lbs. $9; 4 toms, April 15th 1930



MARKET BULLET!

ship.

| ter and 3 hens,








y

Wee sey

each, 30 q Ib. at my |
Mrs. S. P. Cobb, Felton, Ga.
REAL :

Thoroughbred N. B. Goldbank Bird
Bros. toms for breeders, 18 mos. old,
wt. 30 Ibs. or more, $10 each OB;
also April 15th hatch hens and tems,
same breed, 30 Ib. Sat. guar. Mrs.

J. P. Mabry, Canon, Ga.

40 turkeys, Big Giant toms, wt. 17

to 30 lbs. This June hatching: toms, |

$6.50; hens, $4; 2 hens and tom $12.50
FOB. also 15 Giant turkeys, wt. 15 to

30. Ibs. each, $6 each; 2 hens and tom,

$13. FOB. Cash with order. W. H.

Morris, Baxley, Ga. : -_ :
15 young turkeys, wt. 8.to 15 Ibs. 3

old gobblers, 18 to 25 Ibs. 25 lb. FOB. |

Mrs. L. J. Burganey, Warthen, Ga. Rt.
9 ; : :

" White Indian Runner. drakes in lots
of 3 or more, $1 each. Geo. N. Thomas,
Thomasboro, Ga.

Pure Bourbon Reds: hens, $5; sar

$7; 1 tom, 1930 hatch $4. Mrs. R.
Greene, Cuthbert, Ga. Rt. 4.
- Pure M. B. 20 to 25 Ib. toms, April
1930 hatch, $6 each. J. Ruff Kendrick,
Sharon, Ga. 2 se
Finest M. B, April hatch, large hens,
$4.50; toms, $6.25 each; 3 or. more,
Jess price. Will sell.bal. of 25 for 27c

lb. Mrs. J..E. Sikes, Cochran, Ga. Rt.
1 o

Bird Bros.. big bone, fine for freed-
ine: hens, $5; toms, $7; trio, $16. Mrs.
W. S. Hadden, Shellman, Ga. Rt. 3.

25 Bronze mixed with Black Giant,
good layers, wt. 10 to 30 Ibs. 25c Ib. or
$57 for Jot, FOB. Money order with
order. Mrs. J. J. Holland, Cochran,
Ga. Rt. 3. = 2
Big M. B. pure bred 2 yr. old -tom
and 2 hens, $15 for the trio; also 1
Black Jersey (ehicken) 2:yr. old roos-
$6; 1 pure White Orp.
rooster and 5
of turkeys and chickens. Miss Sussie
Strickland, Alvaton, Ga. |

23 Ib. mixed Buff tom, 35c Ib. or
exch. for a pr. April hatch Buff tur-
keys, 1930 hatch. Mary Lue Price,
Woolsey, Ga. Rte 1. Box 56-

14 M. White Pekins,. 7 of each,
ducks and drakes, $1.50 each, or exch.
for 14 S. L. Wyandotte March hatch
pullets, the R. C..Tarbox strain. No
culls.. Mrs. J.D. Chastean, Griffin,
Ga. Rt. A. See,

: 5 Poultry Wanted wos

= ANCONAS WANTED.

Want 1 Ancena March 1930 hatch
cockerel, good size, with 5 Point Comb.
Must be high class in every way and
cheap for cash. W. A. Holsonback,
Ranger, Ga.

BANTAMS WANTED __
Want to buy Golden Sebright ban-









tams. State age sex, and submit sam- |

ple of plumage in first letter. R. W.
Clark, Macon, Ga. 177 Boulevard Ave.

BARRED ROCKS WANTED
Want to exch. Buff Leghorn pullets,



Rocks. Jos.
Gao hh 2

wisi see ee
- Want to exch. value for 1. you
dark Cornish game rooster. Must be

M. orbett, Kirkland,



hatch, with good markings, av. wt. 16| Rt

Ibs. $5 each; 1 extra nice hen, $4.50;
4 toms, same strain, av. wt. 14 Ibs. $4.

each; 5 hens, av. wt. 10 Ibs. $3.50 each. |-

All fine breeding stock, Raised from
Prize Winners. Mrs; G. H. Eley, White
Plains, Ga. A

3. prs. White Pekin ducks, $1.50 ea.
or $3 for 1 duck and 1 drake. Mrs. C.

|i. Danner, Metasville, Ga.
1 pure bred M. B. 1929 hatch hen,|}.

$5; also sev. pure bred young turkeys,
April 1930 hatch: toms, $5; hens, $4
each. All Bird Bros. strain. Fine for
breeders: Toms wt. 13 to 15 lbs. an?
hens, 8 to 11 Ibs. each. Cash with or-
der. Mrs. Lula Christmas, Vienna,

.Ga. Rt. 4.

Brown Holland April hatch toms,
$3.50 each; hens, $2.75 each; $6. pr.
and 1 tom, 2 yrs. old $5.25. Mrs. F. R.
Hobbs, Siloam, Ga.

12 Muscovey 2 mos. old ducks, some
will wt. 3 1-2 lbs. $9; also 4 Mus
4 mos. old, wt. 6 lbs. each, $1.25 cach.
Exch. for pig. Miss Martha Cheat-
ham., College Park, Ga. Rt. 2. Z

Goldbank Bronze.turkeys, good wt.
good markings, heavy egg producers,
strong, fast growing and fine market
type, April hatch hens, $5; young toms
$8 each. Miss Nannie Garner, Cedar-
town, Ga.



1. :
Turkeys, wt. from about 1 to 12 lbs.



pire bred. Tom -Brown, Rhine, Ga.



. JL ESneENS WANTED
Fant to exch. od syrup .f 4
hatch W. L. hens BO Packet
Whigham, Ga.
Want to exch, value in sweet pota-

toes, nice eating size for W. L. or B.

R. now laying pullets; Mrs. M

Morris, Waynesboro, Ga. Rt. 4. ook
Want White or Brown L.. pullets.
Will exch. 1 S. P. . sow, not reg. in
fine shape, who will bring pigs some-
time in. January. J. Perkins
Cuthbert, Ga, Rt. 6. :

V's 0 exch. value for 15 W. L.
laying pullets, or 17 hens, 1929 hatch.
Ea, to pay express on del, B. P. Par-
tain, Carrollton, Ga. Rt. 7,

Want to exch. 6 pullets, R. I. Red
friers, for 3 Wel. roosters, about 1 yr.
old. J, A. Holley, Parrott, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want to exch. 40 mixed hens, for
40 W. L. Ea. to pay\chgs. No culls.
J. L. Ne Smith, Empire, Ga.

Want 1 full stock B. L. rooster, or
Indian Game or Black Minorca. Exch
for:same. Mrs, B. :
ae: ee 2.

an exch. value for early hat~

W. L. pullets, now laying. No. anise
Write. J. R. Chapman, Conyers, Ga.
Want to exch. 4 N. Z. Red rabbits:

3 does, age 2 yrs. 18 mos. and 10 mos.| Mrs




home. Will not

| for any kind of hens, of good. stock.

gens, $9, or $30 for lot

now laying for thoroughbred Barred |

Puckett, |

2

S. Ward, Tooms-
























































"_Thursday, December 11, 1990,

and 1 buck, 20 mos. old, Ped. stock
sub. to reg. for 14 hens and laying
pullets and 1 cock, unrelated, of f
breed Brown L. Prefer to dark brown, |
but will consider the Egnht, if pure
bred and good layers. Or will sell the |
rabbits for $16, or $1 each, and more
if papers are wanted. Write first,
Mrs. S. S. Crutchfield, Toomsboro, Ga,

MISCELLANZOUS. CHEICKENS _
WANTED ,; a
Want to exch. value for hens, geese,
pigs, or anything of equal value. Mrs,
H. W. Stephens, Adairsville, Ga. Rt. 1.
Want to exch. mixed field peas for
any breed chickens, but no culls. Ea.
to pay shipping chgs. Mrs. Lee Akins,
Hartwell, Ga, Rt. 1. <a
Want. to exch. 1 Guinea hog, male,





se J..T. Thompson, Dexter, Ga. Rt
Want to get in touch with re!



-- ORPINGTONS WANTED
Want to exch. 3 bu. sound speckled
field peas for 6 Buff Orp. young hens >
and 1 rooster. Mrs. Verlie Gay,
Dublin, Ga. Rt 9 ~ PO ae

_. /R. IL REDS WANTED

Want to exch. corn on the. cob for
3 Tompkins str. R. I. Red hens. Mrs.
R. Donaldson, Metter, Ga. Rt. 1>

TURKEYS, GEESE, GUINEAS,

' DUCKS, ETC. WANTED
Want 1 Toulouse large size gander.
State details of breeding, wt. price
etc. Also would exch. 1. drake for
gander. Jena C. Collier, Athens, Ga,

329 Dearing St. ea Sas
-. Want pr. of Speckled Guineas. Will
exch. pure bred 8. C. R. I. Red March
hatched cockerel. Owen strain for
} Same or will sell cockerel for $1.5
Mrs. M. L, Peterson, Vidalia, Ga,

; WYANDOTTES WANTED a
Want 2 R. C. S. L. Wyandotte roos-
ters 1 or 2 yds. old, at fair price.
M. Rogers, Patterson, Ga. Rt. 1.









Eggs For Sale
ges Forsale |



Strictly fresh, white, infertile eggs,
1 to 3 cases per week. Want to con-
tract with party at yr. round prices.
Weltion Burns, Calhoun, Ga. Rt. 4.
Pure Parks str. B. R. eggs. Reg.
Per. 201--30. $2 per 15. Reduced
price on inc. lots. Mrs. Mamie Roach
<lyler, Manassas, Ga. Rt. 2.
-Select eggs from dark S. GC. R. L
Red blood tested flecks, Donaldson
Strain of heavy layers, $1,165 per 15;
$5 a 100 del. Crates ret. Mrs. W. R.
eee a Grove, Ga.
: re br . L. Wyandotte eggs,
Sunflower str. from healthy, vigor-
ous fowls, with high ee records:
Good fertility insured. $1.16 per 1,
ostpaid. Mrs. R. B. Williams, Mi-
ee 3. ae
re bred W. Wyandotte eggs, $1.50 ~
per 15, $5 a 100. Ss. W. E, Hulse:
Mt. Airy, Ga. Sage a
Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs.
Want to contract with party
chery to furnish throughout the sea-
son. Mrs. J. . Ward, Perry, Ga.
_ Thoroughbred R. I. Red eggs from
dark red healthy stock, Donaldson
strain, $1.50 per 15 del. Mrs. J. M.
Jones, Grayson, Ga. ee
Thompson str. B, R. prize winning,
as path eees, aa and $1.50 per
0. cas on Sumner, Sylvester,
Ga, Rt. 3, Cie as oe
Aristocrat B. R, prize stock hatching
eggs, from good matings, $1.50 per 25
postpaid. 7%. A. Stahl, Savannah, Ga,
803 Fast 31st St. 5 Tee Noe
Pure Tancred W. L. eggs fi
heavy layers, second direct, $5 a 100
del, Well selected. Money order, Mrs.
F. Cowart. (Town not given) Rt. 2.
R. I. Red eggs from stock . direct
from Donaldson, $1.25 per 15, or $5 a
sd ke H. D. King, Lavonia, Ga.

Eggs Wanted

Want. eggs in quantiti e hatehe
ine. Mak? Apost os . ra eine a
breeds, also Leghorns.



C - GC. McCravy, To Ore
phanage Farm. Tere Ge me

Want W. L. eggs to hatch on shares.
I to furnish the inc. 150 cap. and oil |
and attend to same, for 1-2 of hatch,









Sy

AL rsday, December 11, 1930.
eorgia Products For Sale

(Continued from page eight)

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
to 30 bu. Wannamakers, 2nd yr
om Orig. Good seed, Sell or trade
oats, wheat, or White Rock pul-
ets. J. P. Williams, Griffin, Ga. Rt.

e, sound Addison cotton seed, $1
u. Mrs. E. L. Wright, Yatesville, Ga.
Summerours Half and Half cotton
ed, $1.25 bu. or exch for a good P.
shoat, wt. 60 or 70 lbs. or for a
ifer calf, good stock, or for pair
foung turkeys, or young geese. H. M.
Pope, Tallapoosa, Ga. :
Kasch Goldmine cotton seed, 35 to
0 bolls to the lb. Premium. staple,
2 to 44 per cent lint. G. M. Baldwin,
Douglasville, Ga.
annamakers for planting, 100 lbs.
orn, oats, or wheat in exch. R. P.
teinheimer, Brooks, Ga.
'Stoneville No. 1 planting cotton seed
ecleaned and pure. 1 1-16 in. staple.
ry early, prolific, large bolls. Made

_ to 2c lb. above ordinary staple. $1
yu, ei C. B. Turner, Sandersville,
aa. tot. 1.

50 bu Cokers No 5, 75c bu. FOB.
This cotton brings premium, 3-4 to 3c
per lb. over other cotton. H. S. Bry-

, Canon, Ga.

Lightning Express cotton seed, $1
u. 100 bu. lots, 90c bu. FOB. E. S.

icks, Yatesville, Ga.

200 bu. Wannamakers for planting,
irect from Breeder and kept pure at
in, cheap for quick sale. Exch some
for budded pecan trees: Success, Stu-
wt and Schley var. B F Fagan, Mar-
tin, Ga.

Lee Wilson cotton seed, 90c_ bu.
Good planting seed, 70c. J. H. Lever-
ett, Parrott, Ga.

__ FRESH AND CURED MEATS
200 lbs. half cured pure pork sau-
sage, guar. to please. 3 lbs. $1, post-
paid up to 3rd zone. Ask for quan-
a prices. L. E. Phillips, Colquitt,
+4, ;

- Home-made pork sausage, hams
ground with sides and shoulders, smo-



ked, 25c lb; green, 22 1-2c lb. All del.:

Not less than 4 lbs. or $1 order ac-
Mrs. C. A. De-



FRUIT FOR SALE
apples, free from
A: J. Grant, Dallas,

rys, packed in bu. baskets, 200 size,
$1.50; 250, $1.25; C grade, $1 bu. All
FOB. M. N. Crow, Cornelia, Ga. Way-
side St.

Dried apples, nice and bright, 12
1-2c lb. also Clay and, black-eyed peas
$2.50 bu. FOB Blue Ridge, Ga.
Cook, Morganton, Ga.

- Tree run, graded and _ polished
Shockley apples, in paper lined bu.
boxes, $1 bu. also 3M bu. Yates, Ter-
rys, and Shockleys, to trucks only.
Polished and graded, 50c bu. 3 mi.
north of Cornelia on paved road No.
15. H. R. Straight, Demorest, Ga

_Sundried apples free from worms,
cores and peelings, 1930 crop, 18c lb.
del. No checks. Mrs. J. W. Caylor,

385
Nice, sundried apples and peaches,
15c lb. Mrs. Essie Wilson, Martin,
Gao Rt2,-*
20 Ibs. sundried peaches, 20c lb. Add
Mrs. Eva Burell, Elberton,



ss HAY FOR SALE
- Good Meadow hay, ready now to
ship. J. E. Boyner, Greensboro, Ga.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE :
_ New crop, first class chunk honey
in 55 lb. can, 10c lb. FOB. Money
order with order. S. L. Daughtry,
Ogeechee, Ga. .
Pure, fancy Gallberry honey, pack-
ed in 5 lb. pails. Ext. $4.25 per Cs.
e 6. Prompt del. J. T. Mullis, Alma,
a

Pure Ext. honey in 5 and 10 Ib.
pails as follows, FOB here: six 10 Ib.
to cs. $6.30; 12 5 lb. $6.50; 1 10 Ib.
$1.60: 2 10 lb. $3. Exch a few more
cases for pure breed Donaldson R. I.
Red pullets. Prompt ship.
Crumney, Doctortown, Ga.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
S ETC., FOR SALE /
vt. insp. paper shell pecan trees.
Success and Money-Maker





00 Ibs. $12.50. Can use some peas



MARKET BULLETIN.

Wholesale prices given on lots of

100. L. O. Benton, Monticello, Ga.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
About 25 lbs. choice Stuart pecans,
Seedling pecans, large and sound,

1930 crop, 20c lb. FOB. Exch _ for

dried apples, at 15c lb. or for Irisn

potatoes, or fresh side meat. Write

first if interested. A. S. Cocroft, Ha-

zlehurst, Ga.

20 lbs. seedling pecans, 20c lb. Cash
with order. S. N. Newsome, Mat-
thews, Ga. Rt. 1.

Money-Maker pecans, 20c Ib. and
other large var. 25c lb. J. H. Lever-
ett, Parrott, Ga.

Extra large, selected Stuart pecans,

.48 nuts wt. a lb. Postpaid. 3 Ibs. $1;

10 Ibs. to 1 address for $3.25 Postpaid.
ae Mattie J. Floyd, Chipley, Ga. Rt.

Med. size, fine flavor pecan meat,
mostly halves, 65c lb. Halves only 75c
lb. Large seedling and Stuart pecan
meats 75c lb. or halves only at 85c lb.
FOB. In 10 lb. lots, postage paid; also
large seedlings, 25c lb. Stuarts, 30c
lb. Will del. in 10 Ib. lots, in Ga, En-
close 25c if you wish generous sam-
Die. Mrs. J. B. Cox, Sr., Milledgeville

a.

POTATOES FOR SALE

500 bu. State insp. Big Stem Jersey
potato seed. Write. J.. H. Walker,
Screven, Ga. :

SYRUP FOR SALE

New crop Ga. cane syrup, _ best
grade. $12.50 for 35 gal. bbl. FOB. E.
E. Chason, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 2.

A-1 pure Ga. Cane syrup 35. gal.
bbl. $15 per bbl. 10 Ib. cans, 6 to cs.
$4 cs. 5: lb. cans, 12 to cs. $4.25. All
labeled -and guar. pure. Malvin Col-
lins, Whigham, Ga...





Pure Sugar Cane syrup, in new Cy-

press bbls. 33 gal. each. Best grade.
Write for prices.

W. W. Williams,
Quitman, Ga.

New crop .pure Ga. cane _ syrup,
strictly A-1 in new wooden bbls. 35c.
In cs. of 6 one gal. cans, $3.25; cs.-of
12 1-2 gal. cans, $3.50. No samples
unless postage added for same. J. T.
Ponder, Whigham, Ga.

New, pure Ga. cane syrup, guar. 60c
gal. 10 lbs. 65c half per gal. 75c for
qts. per gal, F. O. Oates, Ochlock-
nee, Ga. Rt. 1.

1930 Ga. Cane syrup in new 35 gal
Cypress bbls. $15 bbl. FOB. R. L. Bax-
ter, Ludowici, Ga.

Good, thick No. Ga. Cane syrup,
75c gal. Will trade some for 2 or 3
good pigs. Prefer trading with party
close by. Will also. trade sweet po-

tatoes at $1 bu. for pigs. State age, |

sex, wt. and stock. Male pigs prefer-

red. Will pay cash if reasonable if |

no trade. Ira F. McMinn, Ayersville,

Ga. i

Pure. Ga. Cane syrup of best grade,
10 lb. cans, 50c; in 35 gal. bbls 40c
gal. Grade guar. Jack Bower, Dixie,
Ga,



VEGETABLES FOR SALE
29M head Ga. collards, from very

e large to medium size, 3c per head at

patch, near Senoia, Ga. J. P. Mor-
gan, Senoia, Ga. Rt. 2.
~ Some over a ton of large, full grown
nice. green pimiento pepper at 2c lb.
at my place. I. J. Wright, Sycamore,
Ga. Rt. B. 6

10 or 15 truck loads of Very fine
turnips, also 5 or 6 truck loads of
collards Cheap Jack Bower, Dixie,

Ga.
Georgia Products Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Want to exch collard plants at $1.25
M del. for little Willet Eng. peas.
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register, Ga. _
Want to exch. well rooted fig
sprouts for white dwarf bush Lima
beans; 2 sprouts for 1 qt. beans.
Sprouts to be wrappd to reach you in
good wae Mrs. W. D. Johnston,
Grayson, Ga.

ant to buy velvet beans. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 1.

Want 1 or 2 crop field peas. State
number of bu. and best price and
send sample in first letter. H. N.
Ramsey, Springfield, Ga.

Want 3 bu. good, sound, clean Vel-
vet beans, gathered before wet wea-
ther; and 3 bu. good Brabham peas.
State best price. J. H. Leverett, Par-
rott, Ga.

_ FRUIT. WANTED
want to exch..3 bu of nice 1930 crop
hulled black walnuts for citrus fruit,
mostly sweet oranges; also have
about 8 bu. more of walnuts will exch
for 1930 crop apples, dried, etc. ARE
Roberts, Milledgeville, Ga. Rt, 6, Box



29.







An Interesting Letter With
Some Valuable Suggestions

This letter was received by Commissioner Talmadge recently
from Mr. Jno. V. Arrendale, Agent for the Willingham-Little
Stone Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Arrendale in his letter -
strikes at one of the reasons why Georgia farmers are not ex-
periencing the prosperity which they have a right to expect and
we feel that the letter will be of interest to every mani in Geor-
gia who is looking for a solution to Georgia Agricultural prob-
lems,

November 2, 1930.
Hon. Eugene Talmadge, oe
Commissioner of Agriculture,

Atlanta, Ga. s *

Dar Mr. Talmadge:
i
As Agricultural Agent for the Willingham-Little Stone Company,
Atlanta, Ga., producers of agricultural limestone, I have had an op-
portunity to study the agricultural conditions in fifty-one counties
in Georgia and to see the evils of the one crop system as practiced
in most of this section. Having had thirteen years experience as
a County Agent in a section where cotton is not grown and where
the farmers are forced to produce most of their foods and feeds at
home, I am convinced that a Live-at-Home Campaign needs to be
started in Georgia and rapidly pushed. oe

A campaign of this kind should aid in carrying on the plans

now being made by the Committee of the Georgia Bankers Asso-

ciation, cooperating with the Extension Service of the Georgia State

College of Agriculture, to assist the farmers of the State to get away

from the evils of the-one, crop system and thereby better their liv-
ing conditions. :

To broaden and extend what is already being done, I suggest
that an effort be made to get the State Department of Agriculture,
the Georgia State College of Agriculture, the State Department of
Education, the County Agents and Home Demonstration Agents, the
Vocational and Home Economics teachers, the Bankers Association,
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce, the daily and weekly papers,
the farm papers, the Railway Agricultural Agents, Power Company
Representatives, the civic clubs, chambers of commerce and Boards
of Trade and the radio broadcasting stations to cooperate in show-
ing, so far as possible, every man, woman and child, both white and
colored, the importance of a Live-at-Home program for the farm-
ers of Georgia.

I hope to see the happy day when the Georgia farmer grows a
few acres of cotton at a profit and uses the rest of his cultivated
land to produce fruits and vegetables, poultry and eggs, milk and
putter, meat and bread, grain and forage for home use, and a sale-
able surplus for a year-round cash income. Then, and not until
then, will King Cotton cease to be a tyrant and the men, women
and children on the farms have the necessary money to provide the

comforts they deserve and stop sending so much money out of the

State for what can be produced at home.

Most farmers and business men will be surprised to know that

it is estimated that $100,000,000.00. of farm products are shipped into

Georgia each year and that a total of 2,808 cars of apples, pears,
cantaloupes, strawberries, cabbages, lettuce, onions, Irish potatoes
and tomatoes were unloaded in Atlanta during 1929-1930. Of this |
number only 283 cars were shipped from Georgia points.

y

Iam unable to find any authentic records on th amount of

meat, lard, butter and cheese which was shipped out of Georgia in
1929, but the State Veterinarians records for 1929 show that 102,-
111,991 pounds of meat, 19,228,295 pounds of lard, 1,282,547 pounds

of butter and 2,292,697 pounds of cheese were shipped to Georgia
during the year.

Neither do I find an authentic record on the amount of grain,
hay, poultry, eggs, cream, whole and condensed milk, nor the num-
ber of horses, mules, sheep, hogs, dairy cattle and beef cattle ship-
ped to Georgia each year.

Fyrom the above it would seem that it is time to wake up to our oA

responsibilities and opportunities and arrange for a meeting of the
heads of the organizations that should be concerned to plan a Live-
at-Home Campaign, and to ask the Governor to issue a -Proclama-
tion setting aside, early next year, a week to be observed by the
people, both old and youne, as Live-at-Home Week when meetings
can be held by schools and other organizations to point the way.
to make living at home a reality.

Knowing that your record as Commissioner of Agriculture shows
your interest in the welfare of the farmer and feeling sure that you
will cooperate in this proposed movement, I am

Very truly yours,

JOHN V. ARRENDALE.



7





2 SPECIAL NOTICE

Parties who are in the market for

Citrus fruits and have plum, peach,
or pear trees, cane syrup, dried ap-
ples or peaches to exch. for same
should get in touch with BUREAU
OF MARKETS, 123 STATE CAPITOL,
ATLANTA, GA.

Georgia Products Wanted

- PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want to exch 15 lbs. pecans for 2
bu. sound, orchard run apples, any
var. or size. Mrs. J. W. Hendrix, Do-
_ Stuart, Success, Money-Maker and
Seedling pecans, 25c, 20c and 10c lb.
Mrs. W. M. Watkins, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Stuart and Pabst, 25c lb. Schleys,
- $5c lb. and Moors, 20c lb. H. A. Bai-
ley, Albany, Ga. Rt. A. Via Pecan
City. :

Mobiles, 20c; Stuarts, 30c; Schleys,
85c Del. by parcel post. W. D. Ben-
nett, Molena, Ga. ;

About 75 lbs. paper shell Stuarts,
extra large, sound and well filled out,
- 30c lb. FOB. Sample on request. L. A.
_ Barrow, West Point, Ga.

: 75 lbs. med. size seedling * pecans,
paper shell, well filled out, 15c Ib. Del
in lots of 10 lbs. or more. Cash with
order. Ship day order is received. R.
G. Torrance, Milledgeville, Ga. Rt. 6.

GRAIN: WANTED
Want to exch. shelled corn for oats
or rye. H. V. Franklin, Register, Ga.
- Want grain in large lots. Send sam-
ple, price and cond. Small yellow corn
pop corn, Kaffir corn, small dried
peas and hard wheat. Ernest L. Rob-
erts, Brunswick, Ga.

HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
: WANTED
Want to exch. value for bees in
- Pat. hives, or for a good milch cow.
Write for full particulars. S. A Strick-
land, Manor, Ga. Rt. 1.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want 50 lbs. good seedling pecans.
this yrs crop for planting. Send sam-
ple and quote lowest price. R. L.
Wheeler Macon Ga. Rt. 5.

Want all var. pecans. Send sample
and will make offer upon receipt of
same. A. J. Buchanan, Americus, Ga.
0x. 231.

Want to exch new No. 1 syrup for
runner peanuts for seed. L. E. Phil-
lips, Colquitt, Ga.













Miscellaneous For Sale



MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

. Booking orders for old fashioned
fruit cake, $1 Ib. del. Jasmine fruit
cake, 45c lb. Cocoanut layer cake and
Lady Baltimore, 35c Ib. All del. Also
nice Hickory nuts, 5c lb. Mrs. P. E.
Wallace, Hapeville, Ga.

Black walnut meats, 1 Ib. 55c, 2 lbs.
$1. Add postage. M. F. Brady, Mur-
rayville, Ga. ,;
Fruit cake, 50c lb. Devil Food cake,
Japanese fruit cake, $1.50 egch. Sat.
guar. Annie Laurie Heape, Nashville
Ga. Rt. 2, Box 60.

100 gal. size syrup cans for _ sale

cheap. J. M. Wiliamson, Atlanta, Ga.

233 Forest Ave.
- Peach, fig, blackberry and strawber-
ry preserves, 1 of each, $2.05, FOB.
orders for $4 or more prepaid jn first
zone, outside of 1st zone, send Exp.
col. Mrs. S. T. Smith, Austell, Ga.
Rt. 2, Box 90.
- Good size white dried sheep hides,
good cond. Jack Murphy, Jr.,-Jones-
boro, Ga., RFD 2.
Home made fruit cake, sev. yr. exp.
50c lb. and postage, and black walnut
kernels, 60c lb, and postage. Mrs.
J. N. Knowles, Jackson, Ga. RFD 1.
Nice large walnuts and hickory nuts
de lb. FOB. Exch for female pig, also
have chickens to exch for pig. Mrs.
L. D. Thompson, Stilesboro, Ga. Rt.

i:

22 lbs. nice goose feathers, 40c lb.
-P. H. Stokes, Brookton, Ga.

- Largsy white oak acorns, 25c doz. or
2 doz. 40c del. Also walnut kernels, $1
Ib. Mrs. J. S. Yeomans, Stillmore, Ga.
pee. 1.

Yellow root, cleaned and dried, 35c
Ib. sassafras roots, 30c; wild cherry
bark, 30c lb. Fox grape vines, roots,
30c lb. winter green ratsbane calimus
15c bunch; Grubb root 50c Ib. Add
postage on small orders. Mrs. F. M.
Turner, Cleveland, Ga. Rt. 4.

Pure fruit and sugar jelly and

blackberry jam, 50c qt. and 1 or two

gal, sweet pickle, tomato pickle, and

whole tomato and cucumber cut up.
pickled, 45 and 35c per qt. Other par-
ty to pay exp. or postage. Ruby L.
Sanders, Felton, Ga. Rt. 1.

6 cans May cherries, 50c qt. sweet
pickle, white Eng peaches, cucumber
and beets, 45c qt. sweet pepper relish,
40c qt. Elberta and white Eng. peach-
es canned, 35c qt. strawberries and
huckleberries or blue berries, 40c qt.
and many other kinds of fruit and
vegetables home canned, also sun-
dried apples free of peel and worms,
15c lb. Sundried peaches 20c lb. Add
postage. No checks nor stamps. Mrs.
J. C. Freeman, Gainesville, Ga. Rt. 7.

Thick plain and sponge cake for
sale weekly. Ethel Sullivan, Marietta,
Ga. Rt..2.,



Miscellaneous Wanted



Want job lots of chewing tobacco.
Write what you have. W. M. Thorn-
ton, Jesup, Ga.

Want to exch broom corn seed for
black walnuts or white crowder. peas.
Seed at 20c qt. or exch for anything
e value. Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia,

a.



Poultry For Sale



MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS

2 Black Minorca roosters, 8 mos. and
18 mos. old, $1.50 each, or exch. F. H.
eae Decatur, Ga. 501 W. How-
ard St.



: LEGHORNS

75 March hatch, now laying, Tom
Barron strain. S. C. W. Leghorns,
$1.10 each, or $82. FOB for lot. J. F.
Thompson, Hiram, Ga

PIGEONS FOR SALE
240 Red Carneaux, mostly mated
and banded, all good stock, not over 3
yrs. old, $180 for lot, or 90c each;



White and Silver Kings, and White

Carneaux youngsters, 90c each. Must
sell on account of ever crowded lofts.
Ernest L. Roberts, Brunswick, Ga.

8 prs. extra large White Man-
daines, mated, banded and working,
$3.50 per pr; 8 youngsters, 1 to 4 mos
old $1 ea. 1 pr. Silver Kings, mated
and working, $3. 3 youngsters 2 mo.
old $1 ea. Would exch. for chickens
or anything can use. R. M. Cason,
Elko, Ga. Lock Box 25, ;

100 pr. White Kings, $3 per pr. or
lot, $2.50 per pr. Mated and working
H. EF. Morgan, Fitzgerald, Ga. Box 425.

Mixed white King and Homers, 5
ae Clarence Brown, Helena, Ga.

2 pr. Blue Checker show Homers, $2
pr T. J. Anderson, Jr., Atlanta, Ga.,
06, Plum St. N. W.

18 nice pigeons, 50c per. 4 pr. nice
bantam chickens, $1 per pr. FOB. or
exch. for value in Fulghum seed oats,
at 80 or 85c bu. FOB your RR. sta.,
or exch. for day old chickens, heavy
mixed, at $9 or $10 per 100, and pay
the difference. Mrs. D. 8S. Phillips,
Nunez, Ga.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC. FOR SALE
8 genuine, 7 hens and 1 rooster, 1
yr. old, 50c each, FOB Turnerville, Ex-
press. Mrs. H. C. Duke, Ciarkesville,
Ga. Rt. 2.

45 head fat turkeys, 25c lb. FOB.
Mrs. D. S. Phillips, Nunez, Ga.

Bronze turkeys: 4 hens and 1 tom,
nice young stock, 20c lb. FOB. L. E.
Phillips, Colquitt, Ga.

8 turkeys: 7 hens and 1 gobbler, wt.
10 to 20 lbs. each, 22 1-2c lb. FOB. All
ouae to eve ine oe ee from all

isease and no c z ath L: 8;
Gibson, Ga. pe

1 nice bronze tom, 18 mos old, $5:
1 tom, hatched in April 1930, well
grown, $4; 2 hens, 18 mos. old, good
layers. $4 each; 2 hens April 1930 hch.
$3 each, or would take $20 for the lot,
FOB; also have 12 head of nice fat
young geese, full feathered; 6 geese
and 6 ganders, $1 per head. Cash with
order. Mrs. T. J. Carver, Nicholls, Ga

5 May hatch Bronze turkevs. also 1
Bronze 1929 hatch tom, 25c lb. No
necks, Mrs. H. Willis, Cochran, Ga.

2 yr. old White Holland toms, $10
each; hens, $6 each; young toms and
hens, $5 each. All pure bred = yr"
exch for pure bred Rose Comb w.
Wvandottes. Mrs. Jas. B. McCrary,
Molena, Ga. : :

Rouen ducks (best for market, eat-
ing or for feathers), wt. 6 lbs. at 3
mos. old, spring hatch: drakes,~ $2:
ducks, $1.75 each. or 1 drake and two







gos oe Miss Clara Fann, Tate, Ga. |

Box 182.

MARKET BULLETIN

for sale.



z

1 pr. turkeys, $7; gobbler mixed,
this yrs. hatch, about 15 lbs. Hen,
Bourbon ae 2 yrs. old, about 13 Ibs.
Mrs. B. E. Parrish, Pavo, Ga. _

5 Bourbon Reds; 3 hens, May 1929
hatch, 1 tom and 1 hen, May 1929
hatch. Guar. pure bred. Must sell at
once. All good healthy. Sat guar.
$15. L. L. Huckeba, Carrollton, Ga.
Rt. 3. Ss

9 White Pekins, 9 mos, old, $2.50 pr.
Mrs. Leo Wilber, Meigs, Ga.

Thoroughbred M. B. gobbler, and 2
hens, last yrs. hatch. and 1 this -yr.
hatch gobbler, 35c lb. Cash here. Mrs.
D. W. Jarrett, Byronville, Ga. Rt. 1.

1 pure bred M. B. tom, wt. 20 Ibs.
$5: also 1 this yrs. hatch, $4. Leland
E. Adams, Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 2.

WYANDOTTES

2 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte cock-
erels, 1930 hatch, $1.50 each. Mat L.
Lokue, Gibson, Ga.

20 R. C. S. L. Wyandotte April pul-
lets, Tarbox strain, $1 each, or $18.50
for lot. Sat. Guar. Paul Norris,
Cochran, Ga. Rt. 5.

4 8. L. Wyandotte April pullets,
Tarbox str., 80c each for quick sale.
Clarence OBarr, Lavonia, Ga. Rt. 1.

Pure bred Columbia Wyandotte
hens, $1 each; 2 pure bred Regal Dor-
cas W. Wyandotte cockerels, $1.50 ea.
J. T. Owens, Covington,. Ga. Rt. 2.

BLUE ANDALUSIANS
1 trio of 2 yr. stock, $7.50; trios of
April 1930 hatch, $6 per trio; cocker-
els, April 1930 hatch. $2.50 each. Jas.
S. Douglas, Albany, Ga. 412 Third St.

Baby Chicks For Sale









Pure bred B. R., R. I. Reds, and}

Tancred-Hollywood W. L. chicks.
State blood tested for B. W. D. Rea-
sonable prices and good service. Del.
in any quantity from 25 up. J. C.
Baston, Milledgeville, Ga.

Eggs For Sale

Donaldsons S. C. R. I. Red hatch-
ing eggs from healthy, vigorous. stock,
$1.25 per 15. Geo. T. Northcutt, Jr.
Marietta, Ga. 108 Sessions St.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1 per 15
del. Cash with order. Mrs. J. M.
Garrison, Ashland, Ga. Rt. 2.

Live Stock For Sale

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
$150 Percheron mare, 11 yr. old, wt.
about 1200 lbs. gentle and sound, work
anywhere, dbl. or single, good _ eyes,
color dark sorrel, must go at some
price to the highest bidder at my
barn, cash, or trade. Thos. Jefferson,
Nashville, Ga. RFD 3,
_2 mules, good working cond. $50 ea.
or exch. Write E. S. Hicks, Yates-
ville, Ga.

2 good mules weigh: about 900 Ibs.
each, $50 each, or swap for 75 bu, good
sound peas; also 3 nice Jersey cows,
$50 each; and 100 bu. corn, $1. bu.
Write. C. H. Jones, Washington, Ga.

Good pr. plug mules, wt. about 1M.
Ibs. each, for sale or exch. for corn
anywhere i Troup county; also have
about 3 tons nice, bricht Meadow hay
D. P. Smedley, LaGrange,









Ga Rt. 3:

1 black Percheron mare, wt. about 1
M. Ibs. fat and in good cond. about 10
yrs. old, $90 cash. Exch. for hogs, or

SENSES

'feed good.

i Mrs J. C. Moody, Hapeville, Ga.

= Thursday, December. 11, 19
cows. Hogs preferred. J. C. New.
som, Sandersville, Ga. ae

pigs, or heifers, or peas at right price,
or good seed wheat, oats, or other pro-
ducts can use on farm. Mrs. E. L
Wright, Yatesville, Ga. z
1 large mule, 9 or 10 yrs. old, wt.
between 900 and 950 Ibs. would wt. 11
or 1200 if fat. for sale or trade for 1
smaller mule, sound, and @ good work-
er, anywhere not over 8 or 9 yrs. old;
also 2 nice young beef type male year-
lings, wt. between 4 and 500 lbs. in ex,
for a young Jersey heifer that will
freshen in the sp:ing Tom Daniel, |
Trenton, Ga. Rt. 2. . aS
1 Shetland pony, mare. about 9 yrs.
old, wt. between 6 and 700 lbs. Calico
color, perfectly gentle, $35 or exch. for
Jersey heifer, or mule. L. B. Roun-
tree, Stillmore, Ga. Rt. 2. ae

Live Stock Wanted

HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Want a good farm mule, cheap for
cash. Douglas Durrent, Funston, Ga
Want to rent a good size mule, and
plow for his feed, about 30 days, near
Gardin, Ga Will take ...good care and
J. J. Sapp, Arco, Ga.,





Box 53.

Exch. Donaldson R. I. Red hens and
pullets for a good Shetland pony, not |
more than 60 mi. from here. State full
particulars in first letter. Adair P,
Chapman, Berlin, Ga. Ee =

RABBITS FOR SALE :
N. Z. White, pink-eyed rabbits: 5
bucks. 8 mos old: 6 does 6 mo. old
$1.25 each; 1 old doe and 6 young,
mos. $5. Write for information. Miss
Naomi. Allison, Lithia Springs, Ga.

11 Chin. does, 2 does to litter the
13th and 15th of December, also 2
bucks, all ready for service. Does lit-
tered once. All from reg. stock and
are in fine cond. $18 for the lot of 13 if
taken at once. or $1.75 each for does
if taken separately. Miss Mae Pope,
Monticello, Ga. rs

5 N. Z. White does and 1.N. Z. buck
with full ped. ard old enough for
breeding, All fat and healthy, $10.

4 nice, gray Flemish does, about 18
mos. old. First money order for $9
gets them. A. J. Jansen, Atlanta, Ga.
RFD 7, Box 68.

Chin. from Stahls Gold Cert. very
best stock. All Ped. furnished 8 to 10
wks. old, 75c each; 3 to 5 mos. old,
$1.75 to $2.50 and $3.50 each. D. E. Mc-
Kinney, No address given. See

Ped. rabbits, 6 to 12 mos. old, $1.50
to $5 each. R. T. Crosswell, Manches-

ter, Ga.

1 white, pink-eyed buck, about 2 yrs.
old, also a few Chin. about 8 mos. old,
for sale or exch. Mrs. Jas. C, Cash,
Hartwell, Ga. Rt. 1. :

Chin. 2 does and 1 buck, for sale or
exch. for value. These rabbits are fine
stock, to reg. R. R. Stepens, Atlanta,
Ga. 1289 La France St. N. E. Phone
D,ea. 3263-J. ee

1 pr. Ped. N. Z. Whites, doe bred, $5.
pr. Reg. N. Z. White does, $7.50 ea
already bred to reg. buck; 1 reg. Chih.
buck, $2.50. David Jennings, Jr. Am-



ericus, Ga. 84.





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make money out of livestock, but when you are |
long on livestock and short on feed, you will always lose money. =

on feed, and you will

There is a letter ,published in
Mr. J. V. Arrendale, of Atlanta,
ing at home and

the Bulletin on another page from

_Ga., outlining the importance of liy-
growing everything we can to eat. This is important.

We should always grow everything that we can to eat at home. ae
I received a letter from Mr. H. C. Kilpatrick last week, but he

forgot to state where he lived, and I could not answer it. In the future,

I wish that all parties who write to me would be very particular to

give both their names and addresses, as I get a
_ week with either the name or address left off.

great many letters every

EUGENE TALMADGE