Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1930 January 9

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DEPARTMENT of
EUGENE TALMADGE



_ PUBLISHED: BY THE BUREAU oF MARKETSA, D: J ONES, DIRECTOR

ee CAPITOL

ATDANTA, oho Seok ean 9, 1930.









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The F ederal F: arm Board Bove Curtail Aoveaue Or They Will Reduce The Sixteen Cent
Loan Value ( On Cotton.

Tent night I saw.a eaomienan fron the Federal Farm Board
to the effect that we had too: large an acreage of cotton: - the United

_ States.

The Federal estimate on the production of cotton on October 21st,

1929, was 14,915000 bales.

' At that time cotton was bringing 18. 40 on the market. The Federal

Farm Board came out with a statement that 18.40 was too cheap for -

cotton and they would advance 16 cents per. pound: as a loan on all

middling cotton 7-8 inch staple.

SET 3: 40 wastoo cheap for cotton why didnt bey make an ad--~
vance of 19 cents per pound or 20 cents per pound? Their statement

_of 16 cents had- the effect of making the market drop from 18.40 to



_ practically 16 cents and stay there. Now they come out ape a threat
that they will reduce the loan value from 16 cents.:
~ Was. their first original statement. es that cotton. was Gelling too

Ee cheap at 18.40 on October 2ist?

If that statement was correct then it ghould be correct now.

The latest advice we have received from the Federal Farm Board |
is curtail acreage, plant. more feed crops.

Is this new? I heard it: when I was a little boy trom the profess-
ional propagandist, newspaper writers, corner street advisers, and in
_fact everybody except the man who. was making the stuff on the farm
and the banker and merchant who were financing him. to make it.

- Did you ever have about 500 bushels of sweet potatoes, two or three
ousand bushls of corn, fifteen or twenty tons of hay that you want-
ed to sell? If you had a to meet 2 found that the sale of these
_ products: was slow.

Georgia is a leaay peliine enormous Giantiiien, of food products.
We are shipping cars of velvet beans, corn and hay daily from south
Georgia. We are shipping car lots of hogs and carloads of cattle daily:
from south Georgia. A lot of these products are going out of the state.

Peanuts and cotton seed are going begging on the market. What
about curtailing this acreage?

Jute is a fibre, it takes the place of cotton by displacing the sale
and use of two million bales of cotton annually in the United States. _
It is used in the manufacture of bagging, burlap, etc. Congress can
curtail the importation of jute into the United States in the present
ay bill they are writing. ;

I give you below @ copy of the. tariff rates on jute, ete tariff

seaet Of 1922, which is in effect today. |

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MARKET. REPORT.

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices, Jannary 6, 1980. Always Subjest: ie aviation :
te s Atlanta

Macon - Aiea

Not Bleached

Bleached, printed or stenciled

two million bales of cotton annually.
cent tariff rate on jute and jute waste they could write off all the tar.

up, curtail acreage, etc.

Savannah - Columbus -

>
s 3 PRODUCT
3 4s : Rate
Free
Free

Jute :
6- 10 cts. per sd. ae Oe

Jute Waste
Jute Bagging for cotton
Jute Bags or Sacks:
(Made from plain woven fab-
rics of single jute yarn.) ee z
1 ct, per Ib. and |
10 per. cent
1 ct. per Ib. and
15 per cent
Jute Yarns: Z ;
Coarser in size than 20 Ib.
20 1b: up-to. 10-1b; = =
10 Ib. up to 5 Ib.
5b. and finer

2 1-2 cents Ib.
f-cents 1. 4
5 1-2 cents lb.

7 cents ib. bu@ not
over 40 per cent

You will note that fake and ee waste are on the free list. Hey:
are imported into this country from India. You cannot use jute and
jute waste until they are manufactured. What do we see on every -on
of the items of manufactured jute? We see a tariff duty. If they

protect the manufacturers of America on the manufactured jute wh}

not protect the-cotton grower on the importation of the fibre that is
shipped into this country as a substitute for cotton in the amount o
Tf they would put the seven

iff duty on the manufactured articles of jute because the seven cents
on jute would go all the way through. -This seven cent rate on jute
would be the best curtailer of the cotton acreage in America that iL
know anything of.

Lets ask the Federal Farm Board of the United States to joi with
me and the farmers of Georgia and the farmers of the entire South in-

_ helping us curtail the acreage by asking Congress to put this seven cen

tariff duty on jute. If they do this it will give an increased consumip-
tion of two million bales of cotton.

It is un-American to tell the farmers of the United States to. slow
We have enough idle lands now. We have
too many loafers. We need a busy working people. Protect us: on our
raw products so that they will bring a living price. Everybody can
not live in eities and run little filling stations. Georgia has already
eurtailed her acreage to the bone. Idle lands and fallen down houses
are in evidence everywhere. :
Protect the raw products, keep down the acreage on cotton by
keeping jute from coming to America ems India and there will nO

over aye of cotton.
EUGENE TALMADGE.
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| Poultry For Sale
| Poultry Wanted ;
Eges For Sale

| Eggs Wanted
Valdosta

= - eet p Peiaioels (New), 100 Ibs. .$1.40 oe
- Trish Potatoes, sacked, 100lbs. 3.50

Eggs, Ga, Extra, doz. ee .50
_ Eggs, Ga., Standard, doz. wa---- 48
__ Eges, Ga., Trade, doz. -

_ Eggs, Yard Run, doz.
- Stags, Tb.

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_ Roosters, Ib... ------------------- 5 14

_ Friers, Ib. st ie a.

Ducks, Ib... weennannenewnne 20 |

"Geese, lb,
Turkeys, Ib.

~ Field Peas, inbred, bu. - Sie ccees 215

Field Peas, not mixed, bu. ee

_ Country: Butter, best table,- Ab. 2 40 at
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4 Live Stock Wanted
E Georgia Products For Sale

Farm Help Wanted
| Positions Wanted

| Seed Wanted .



Live Stock For Sale ....---.-.. |

Geargie Products Wanted a 5

Plants For Sale :

Miscellaneous For. Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted

Seed For Sale ___



Car Lots













ANTONAS FOR SALE

*0y Ancora hens, now laying, $1.30

2, 3 Anccna cockerels, $120 for lot.
Will <<il in lots of 25. B. B. Barksdale,



*ABY CHICKS FOR SALE
Day old baby chicks: B. R., and R. I.
Reds, 2, $15 a 100; WL, $15 a 100;
500 ict, $70. Guaranteed 100 per cent
live cul. B. D. Durden, Macon, Ga.,
Cross Keys.
-~ Bahy. aes: R. I. Reds, B. R., and
~Whitc Leghorns, ea., $15a 100. 500 lot,
$70. 100 rer cent live del., guaranteed.
GC. A. Furge, Macon, Ga., Rt. 4. Z
- Bred to lay White Leghorn chicks,
10c; aisc RK. I. Reds, Plymouth Rocks,
Brown Icehcens and Anconas, also
Custoin hatching; Mammoth incuba-
tors us', 2 1-2c per egg; 150 eggs to
ivay. :! every Wednesday. Chicks
nipped VOD. S. P. Howe, Hapeville,
Ga.

: : &
ue. 1.2 heeds, B. R., and * Buif<Orp.,
_caicks, pure bred and_ blood tested.
' Hatches every week. J. C. Baston, Mil-
- jJedgeville, Ga. : oe
__&. I. Red baby chicks, $15 per 100
del. Live uel. guaranteed. Homer G.
Cie. Canton, Ga. =
my Olu-chieks: W.L: Brown &:,-ea.,
$15 Q 100; R. 1.:Reds and B. R., $16
@ 107: alsc Custom hatching: 100 eggs,
$4; 300 .ggs, $10.50; 1 M., eggs, $30.
Eustace J. McKinney, Jr., Blackshear,
Ga. ;
_ Fu.e Tanered chicks from 254 to 312
ee *aent stock, free from B. W..D.,
Saic arrival cuaranteed, $15 per 100,
gor $12 Hex 300, or morg. Mrs. F. Cowart,
Summit, Ga. Rt. 2.

. _BANTAMS FOR SALE

~ Black bantam roosters, $1 ea., or
exch. for hens, ducks, or anything can
use. Mrs. C. T. Maxwell, Washington,
Gra, Wt. 3:

2 Golder. Sebright cockerels, ready
for ".2. ng, 75c ea. Mrs. John S. Bur-
nett, Fuct Gaines, Ga.

_ 1 mixed hens, 3 roosters, 1-2 Se-
Orignhs, $1.75 trio, $5.50 for lot; W. L.
bantams, $1.75 trio. All nice, young
cl hens rw laying. James Brown,
Helena, Ga. - :

_ BARRED ROCKS FOR SALE
__ 6B.R., April cockerels, $2.50 ea. R. H.
_ Wyzer, Wrightsville, Ga. Rt. 1.
_1 Imp., Ringlet cockerel, direct from
_ Thompson, January 1929 hatch. Guar-
_.anteed to please. $5 FOB. J. C. Baston,
Miliedgeville, Ga.
__ Barred Rocks: 14 wks. old pullets, $1;
_ 46 wks: old, $1.25; 4 1-2 to 5 mos. lay
soon, $1.50 ea., now laying pullets, $2;
18 mos., old hens, $2.50; cockerels of
. Same ages as above, same prices; Thom-
'pson strain; hens, wt., 6 1-2 to 8 Ibs.,
_ cocks, 8 to 10 Ibs. Chas. C. Wall, Ella-
Ville, Ga. :
2 pure bred B. R., February cock-
_erels, $1.50 ea. Mrs. W. J. Turner, Gills-
ville tra. Rt. 2.
_. 18 mos, old B. R/ rooster, 9 or 10 Ibs.,
_ Exhibition stock of Poultry Club, extra
fine, $2.50, or exch, for 2 March hatch
_ young hens, or a pr. of ducks. Mrs. G.
_T. Maxwe', Weshington, Ga., Rt. 3
_ 8 or 10 April hatch B. R. pullets, $1.25
2 ae FOB. J. C.. Gilbert, Fayetteville,
a.
_ 12. B. R. pullets, 7 mos. old, Holter-
man Aristocrat strain, $2 ea. Mrs. C. L.
Bennett, Madison, Ga. eo ;
4, Hompson Ringlet B. R. cockerels,
: oe 0 ea. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla, Ga.,
_, 4 pure bred Thompson B. R., April
_ hatch cockerel, $1.50, not prepaid. Mon-
bg Mrs. I. E, McArthur, Blake-
ly; Ga. ;
_. 100 B. P. Rock thoreughbred and ac-
credited pullets, 10 wes. old, 80c ea.
M. ~ White, Folkston, Ga. ~

WH'"TE AND OTHER ROCKS
ohh. _ FOR SALE
_ 1 pure bre: Fischel strain W. Rock
a Cochere__ Moy 1st hatch, $1.35: 1 White
- Rock, Fischel strain direct, 1 yr. old,
$2. Mrs-W. HH. Walters, Lavonia, Ga.,

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GAMES FOR SALE _
_ arg: size Dark Cornish stags, $3.50
ea., from day old chicks. from Nabob,
Gambill, Ohio. S D. Hammond, De-
catur, Ga, ae
-8 Allen Roundhead Game hens, and
Cocs, $12, 2 Black brested Red Pit
Gamc hens, $6 for both. R. H. Craw-

: rd, Tiger, Ga. ee es :
1 Dark Cornish 11 1-2 Ib., cockerel, $4,

ary I. Lanier, Summit, Ga., Rt.

| $1.50. ea., or $12.50 for the lot.

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GIANTS AND LANGSHANS

Royal purple J. B. Giants, bred for
show, as will-as laying quality. 8 mos.
old, fine shape. Lots of 12 pullets and
1 cockerel, $25 FOB. Howard B. Shir-
ley, Gainesville, Ga., care Gen. Del.

.2 J.-B. Giants, 18 mos. old cockerels,
8 to 10 lbs., $2 ea., or exch. for any
good breed hens. Mrs. Kibbee Gay,
Cordele, Ga., 616 East 12th Ave.

2 yr. old J. B. Giant roosters, direct
from Kentucky Poultry Farm, $2, or
exch. for 1 same breed. Mrs. J. E. Alt-
man, Alma, Ga. ;

20 J. B. Giant pure bred hens, $2.25

ea., 4 roosters, $3 e@a., $55 for lot. Mrs.

C. J. Phillips, Soperton, Ga., Rt. 3.



: LEGHORNS FOR SALE

A few AAA grade, ped., trapnested
W. 4L., pure bred Tancred strain: 10
pullets, 3 mos. old, and 1 cockerel, $12
FOB. Have about 40 pullets and 5 cock-
erels. Money order for prompt ship-
ment. Howard B. Shirley, Gainesville,
Ga., care Gen. Del.

Brown L., hens and pullets, $1.25
ea. W. L. Lowe, Cass Station, Ga.

Pure bred. Brown. L.. 3 mos. old; i
-cockerel and 2 pullets, $2. Clower Saw-
yer, Sulphur Springs, Ga.

8.pure bred W. L., hens, $8 for lot,

or exch. for 7 pure bred dark Red,
March hatch pullets, or for a yr. old

heifer calf, in good cond. Mrs. Ethel

Jones, Lula, Ga., Rt. 3.

10-W. L., hens and pullets, $15 for

jot, or exch., for same number B. R.,
young hens. No culls sent or accepted.

ras G. T. Maxwell, Washington, Ga.,

MINORCAS AND LAKENVELDERS

4 Black Minorcas, Pape strain 18
mos. old hens, now laying; 4 pullets,
same strain and 1 cockerel, 6 mos old,
Wood-



row Wilson, Martin, Ga.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
10 nice, fat fryers, for sale. W. L.

|Castleberry, Adel, Ga., Rt. 3, Box 107.

3 extra fine Australop cockerels, 10
mos old 5 to 7 Ibs. for sale. C. R. Mos-
teller, Plainville, Ga., Box 14.

: ORPINGTONS :

10 pure bred March hatch Buff Orp.
pullets,. $15; same age cockerels, $2 ea.
Mrs, J. J. Olliff, Bristol, Ga.

A few pure bred Buff Orp. Booth
strain April cockerels, $2.50 ea, .18
mos old rooster, direct from Booth,
$3.50. Cash with order. Mrs. H. Neal
Lord, Toomsboro, Ga., Rt. 3.

6 hens and 1 cockerel, pure bred
Golden Buff Orp., well marked with
clean pinkish gray feet and legs; the
pen for $12.50, also 1 pure bred dark
glossy red 2 yr.:old Donaldson S. C.

R. I. Red cock, $5: Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 5.

: PIGEONS FOR. SALE
Mated and banded Homer pigeons,
$2.50 pr., a few mixed prs., Homers
and commons, cross (good spuab rais-
ers), $1.50 pr., 3 pr., young White Hom-
ers, N. P. A. banded, about 4 mos., old,
$1.50 pr. C. H. Overby, Columbus, Ga.,
22 11th St. ES

Pigeons: 9 Maltese, $9: 5 Giant
Runts, $5; 3 white Muff Tumblers, $3;
3 clean leg Tumblers, $3; 4 Turbits, $4;
and 3 Silver Kings, $3. Herman Mize,
Americus, Ga - ; :

i 1 large White King cock, $1, or exch.
10r any breed pullet, or for a -nice,
voung cockerel of a good large breed
a Mrs, Milton Minshew, Walden,

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12 prs. Red Carneaux, all working,
also 13 prs., ready to
dolman, Athens, Ga., Rt. 1.

Pure White Kings, mated, banded
and working, $2.50_pr., young birds lg.
enough to fly, 75c ea: Tom Richard-
son, Palmetto, Ga. :

_ 5 prs..White Kings, mated and work-
ing, $3 pr:, or $12.50 for lot. Johri H.
Wright, Hapeville, Ga., 40 Oakdale Rd.

R. I. REDS.

__ 90 Donaldson R. I. Reds, $1.50. ea.
OW ON. McCurvey, Moultrie, Gas Rt. J.

5 thoroughbred R. I. Red pullets,
$1.25 ea., and 2 roosters, $1.50 ea., Mar.
hatch, $9 for entire lot. . J. Seale,
Douglas, Ga., Rt. 3. a

20 head of fryers 1 1-2 to 2 Ibs. ea.,
mixed with R. I. Reds, 30c Ib. FOB.
Mrs. J. S. Harper, Atkinson, Ga.

8 Donaldson . C. R. I: Red hens,

fay hatch, $1.35 ea., and 1 April hatch

cockerel, $1.50 or $12 for lot: also 2
dark Red April cockerels, $1.50 ea., or
exch. for sound table peas, white, or
Slack eyes. Mrs. L. D. Kimbrel, Bax-
ley; GaseRt. 3; : ;

- 18 pure bred R. I. Red hens and 1/



cockerel, no culls. Good for breeding,

|cocks, same price.



work. Mrs. Bob

$5 or both $10. Mrs. J.



ET BULLETIN

$25 FOB. (No Name Given), Fitzger-

ald, Ga., Rt. 2.

4 Donaldson Ped. cockerels, direct
from Robertsons Hatchery, $5 ea. J.
W. Hood, Roswell, Ga., Box 14.

-3 S. C. R. I. Red pure bred cocker-
els, ready for service, April hatch, $1.-
25 ea., 1 yr-old cockerel, $1; 10 pullets,
same age of cockerels, $1.35 ea. Cash
with order. Mrs. Jno. Faircloth, Met-
ter, Ga. Rt. =

14 wks. old R. I. Red pullets, $1 ea.,

Chas. C. Wall, El-
laville, Ga. - :



TURKEYS, ETC., FOR SALE
M. B. turkeys; gobbler, spring hatch,
$8: hens, $4.50 ea. Money order only.
Mrs. P. B. Brannen, Statesboro, Ga.,
RFD 4. |
Pure M. B. hens and tom, Goldbank

strain, 40c lb. Mrs. Lewie M. Cason, |

Warrenton, Ga.

1 mixed Bronze turkey, April hatch,
30c lb., or $5. Mrs. Jno. Faircloth, Met-
ter, Ga.

Dark Bronze turkeys, $15 trio. W. L.
jLowe, Cass Station, Ga.

4 pure bred M. B. toms, $6 ea., del.
wt. 15 and 16 Ibs. ea., 1 2 1-2 yr. old,
$8 del. Mrs. B. F. Morrison, Gaines-
ville, Ga., Rt. 8.

Trio pure bred M. B., early 1929 hch.
tom, wt. 25 Ibs., now sell together, $20
or $10 for tom, and $6 ea., for hens,
or $10 for the 2 hens sold together
without tom. Mrs. C. A. Rowell Al-
bany, Ga--Rt. B:

100 White Pekiny ducks, $1.25 ea.,
FOB my yard. A. L. Thomas, Smyr-
na, Ga: Rial... :

5 imp. M. B. Battleship strain toms
for breeding purposes, April 23, 1929
hatch, wt:, 25 to 35 lbs., $10 to $12. Mrs.
S. D. Snellings, Upatoi, Ga. .

The Spencer: Wonder Bird (said to
be cross between turkey and hen chick-
en); several nice, naked neck cockerel,
$2.50 ea., also eggs, $2.50 per 15; 2 set-
tings, $4.50. Mrs. J. F. Anderson, Blue
Ridge, Ga. ,

1 M. B. hen, 20 mos old, Bird Bros.
strain. Sell or exch. for 2 bu. new ear-
yy peas. T. M. Gulley, Hartwell, Ga.,
Rt. 4: Fie ee

1 M. B. 1928 tom, 40 Ibs. 35c lb. FOB;
1929 tom, 25 to 30 Ibs., 35c lb. A few
hens, also. Mrs. Arthur Owen, Barnes-
ville, Ga. :

2 April hatch toms, 1 black and 1
gray, 30c lb, FOB. Cash with order.
Miss Willie Hollifield, Gillsville, Ga.

Trio 1928 hatch Bronze turkeys; tom

unrelated to the 2 hens, $12 for the 3,
sek Mrs. Ethel Jones, Lula, Ga.,
Rt. 3. :

Pure bred Big Bone Giant M. B.
April hatch toms, $10; May hatch, $8
ea FOB. Mrs. J. SS. Hardy, Alto,

a.

Pure bred Big Bone Giant Mam-
moth Bronze April hatch toms, $10;
May hatch, $8; June and July, $5 ea.,
Are from unrelated stock, well, dev.
and healthy. All FOB. Mrs, Ed Fer-
guson, Cornelia, Ga. :

April 1929 hatch Big Bone Giant M.
B, turkeys, parent stock direct from
Bird Bros., 26 to 30 lb. toms, $12.50;
22 to 25 lbs., $10; 12 to 14 Ib. hens, $6;
15 Ibs. up, $7.50 each, F. T. Holland,
Bowersville, Ga.

3 Bourbon Red toms, $5 ea. April
hatch.~ Mrs. Eva Burdett, Washington,
Gate 5:

4 pure bred M. B. Bird Bros. Bronze
April. toms, 16 Ibs., ea.,. $7.50 ea. 6
pure bred hens, 4 April 1929 hatch and
2 1928 hatch, $6 ea. Money order or
cashiers check. Mrs. Lula Christ=
mas, Vienna,.Ga., Rt. 4.

65 pure bred White Hollands: 3 toms
2 yrs. old, $10 ea., young toms, and
hens, $6 ea. $11-pr. $15 trio. Mrs. Jas.
B. McCrary, Thunder, Ga. -

3 flocks, ea. flock unrelated to the
other two, of M. B., Goldbank strain,
guaranteed thoroughbreds: Toms, 16
to 20 lbs., $8; 22 to 24 Ibs., $10 ea., 25
to 28 lbs., $12.50 ea., hens, 12 to 14 Ibs.
$6 ea., 15 lbs. up $7.50 ea. Sold under
a money back guarantee if not satis-
fied. Write for full particulars. B.. M.
Holand Bowersville, Ga.

M. B., April 4th hatch turkeys: 12:

hens, 2 toms, extra large for age: hens
$4.50; toms, $5; trio, $13 or 30c Ib.
FOB; less than trio, 50c extra for cra-
ting. Exch.a few for pure bred B.
R. pullets. Mrs. J. W. McBride, Og-
lethorpe, Ga., Rt. 1. ee
I pure bred Goldbank M. B. tom, $8.
Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Milan, Ga., Rt. 2.
1 pure bred young M. -B. gobbler
from breeding purposes, $6; young hen,
M. Hall, Cal-
houn, Ga., Rt. 5. io

-WYANDOTTES



Wyandotte pullets, 10 wks. old, 80c ea.

125 thoroughbred accredited White

me Thursday; January 9, 1930. =

. part for corn, or velvet beans.
eo White, Folkston, Ga. iat
1 pure bred S. L. Wyandotte 16 mos.
old rooster, es Grover C,
iro, Ga., oO. ;
ee 0. Ss. L. Wyandotte pullets,
hatched, Sept. 16th; about 15 wks. old
now, wt. about 2 lbs. ea., pure bred,

Ga., Rt. 3. ee
oe May hatch sei ee oe
tte cockerels, guara , $2.-
ae ck F.: J. weller; Greenville,
oF Ss. L. Wyandotte March pullets, :
$1.25 ea., Feb. hatch rooster, $1.50; $10
for this lot. S. J. Seale, Douglas, Ga.
Rt. 3. : tes
28 L Wyandotte young roosters, 2-3
grown, Rose Comb, $1 a., FOB. We tT.
Adams, Lavonia, Ga., Box 331.

Poultry Wanted Sa

BABY CHICKS WANTED
Want 100 or.more chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks., Prefer B. R., S.C. R. I.
Reds. or other heavy breed. Ref. on
request. Write before sending. Mrs.
Emmett J. Hinely,Rincon, Ga.

Want 500 or more chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. Profer pure bred R. I.
Reds, Barred Rocks, or a good laying
strain of White Leghorns: Mrs. W. M. -
Bladen, Waycross, -Ga., Rt. 1. . . .

Want 500 W. L. baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. Good equipment,
range and care. Want by January 8th.
Lonnie Rundles, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7.

LEGHORNS WANTED
Want 25 or 30 Brown L. hens and 1
cockerel, February or March hatch.
State price when writing. Mrs. W. H.
Cooper, Quitman, Ga. .

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS.
WANTED phe
Want to raise chickens on 50-50 ba-
sis. Write what you have to offer. Mrs.
Clara Humphrey, Lawrenceville, Ga.
Can use any number of good laying ~
White or Brown Leghorn, or Ancona ~
hens or pullets at $1 ea. State num-
ber you have and where they nYay be
seen. S. P. Howe, Hapeville, Ga. :
~ Want to exch. good, reg., P. C. Sept.
farrow boar pig, for Cornish Indian
Game chiekens, or for peanuts. Jock
Shirley, Lavonia, Ga., Rt. 1.
Want 100 ea. Barred Rock and R. I.
Red March or April pullets. J. M. Lee,
Atlanta, Ga., RFD 2, Box 504. ae
Want from 50 to 150 hens, of any
good breed, to keep on halves. Will
send owner 1-2 of. eggs, or sell eggs
and send money order, and 1-2 of
chicks raised. Mrs. L. L. Willoughby, ~
Cleveland, Ga. eS i
Want 10 to 50 heavy hens, also 100 ~
to 500 chicks, 1 to 2 wks., old; Reds
and Rocks. Quote del. price, cash.
Chas. Tyler, Albany, Ga. Je \
Want 10 S. C. R. I. Red hens, not
over 18 mos old, or March pullets. Pay
$1 ea., cash, or will buy 15 of any large |
mixed breed, same age, at same price.
W. C. Smith, College Park, Ga. Rt. 2.

R. I. REDS WANTED =

Want to exch.- White Flemish Giant

and Chinchilla rabbits for full blood

R. I. Red, March or April pullets.

Write what you have. C. W. Frazier,
Talbotton, Ga. ;

TURKEYS, ETC.. WANTED |
Want pure bred Bourbon Red, or
Bird Bros. turkeys. Trade Ped. Chin-
chilla rabbits, or White King pigeons |
oF same. Tom Richardson, Palmetto,
a ae





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hens at the right price.
Hall, Calhoun, Ga., Rt. 5. a
Want a young (for breeding purpos-_

3 or 4 young Blue Speckled. eu nea.
Mrs... . M.

es) turkey gobbler, Red Bronz
exch. R. I. Red rooster. W. W.
Canon, Ga., Rt: 3x -\

WYANDOTTES WANTED _~

Want 30 White Wyandotte, full stock,
Weber strain, and 3 roosters, at the
right price. Mrs. C. J. Philiips, So-
perton, Ga., Rt. 3. pe eee ee

Cus Vill 4
Stowe,

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Eggs F orSale

Thompson Imp., Ringlet. B. R., and
Ferris W. L., eggs, ea., $1.25 per 15;
$2.25 for 30, del. Cartons ret. Mrs. J. E.
Steadman, Bainbridge, Ga. Rt. 2.

Hatching eggs from large Buff Orp.,
culled and selected layers, $1.50 per
15; $2.50 for 30, postpaid. O. A. Ken@
hedy, Glennville, Ga. Sieg ee

Light Brahma, Giant strain ggs, $1.50.
ver 15; $2.75 for 30; $6.50 a 100, del.





Mrs. W. R. Vickery, Martin, Ga., Rt



85c ea., FOB. John Turner, LaFay-

Thursday, ious 9; 1930.

EGGS FOR SALE

3 - Thompson B. R., egsg, pen No. 1,
$1.50 per 15, No. 2, $1 .25 per 15. All B.
_tested, also t cockerel, $1. 50; 1 rooster,
$2.50. Mrs. Milton Sumner, Sylvester,
Ga,, Rt. 3.
- Brown L., Everlay strain eggs, $1.25
per 15, $2. 25 fer 30, $6 a 100 del. W. H.
Vickery, Martin, Ga., Ri

7 v

_ Thompson Ringlet. B. R., and Don-:

aldson R. I. Red, eggs, ea., $1 per 15.

Crate to be returned. Taylor Hooks, |

2 Unadilla, Ga, Rt. 2.

_ Eggs Wanted

Want hatching eggs from good, heal-

thy, thoroughbred flocks: Orpingtons,

Reds, and Rocks. Premium prices for

< oe shipments. K. C. West, Ashburn,
a



wees





p Hare Steck For Sale

ee CATTLE FOR SALE .

4 good milch cows for. sale, at my
= barn. Will not ship. C. M. Laie, Cok,
ata Ga.

Jersey bull calf, 4 mos.,



old, from:

good stock, $10. Prompt shipment. A. J.

Adams, Ashburn, Ga,; Rt. B.
Several head beef cattle, some -stall
fed, for sale. S. M? Goldin, Buchanan,
Ga., Fibs2:
NI good milch-cow at reasonable price.
Mrs. G. I. Wilson, Moreland, Ga.
1 Red English, about 6 yrs. old, giv-
ing 2 gal., be fresh - about March
- 22, 1930; 1 full blood Jersey, not reg.,
; B-YIs. old. April 20th, giving 2 1-2 gal.
at present (can be made to give more)
freshen about July 3rd, 1930. Mrs. J.
. Tanner, Flowery Branch, Ga.

5
Sell, |
Dallas, Ga. {

=> Pure bred. Black Angus; yrs. old,
cow, with bull calf, 2 wks. old; 8 mos.
old heifer; 2 yr. old bull in extra good
shape, and good breeder; also 2 pure
bred Hereford me 8 mos. old, extra
good individuals. O. L . McLeMore, Stat-
esboro, Ga.
- 2 reg., Guernsey heifer ca! ves, and 1
-. extra fine reg., Guernsev pull calf.
_ Sire of these calves is closely related to
Countess Prue, with record of 1103 Ibs.,
butter fat, 1 yr. test; His Dam, also
milked 50 lbs., daily or about 6 gals.,
also the. dams of these ca'ves are all
good producers. Sell at bareo'n.if taken
St: pace. M. C. Ball, Thomasville, Ga.,

Bi ;

nice mfich cow, $80 FOB. C. J.

Daniel Americus, Ga.
1 nice heifer, fresh first of February,
for sale. M. Shaw, Acworth, Ga., Rt. 3.
Small, Grade Jersey he*fer, 10 mos.
old, oe cash, or. exch. for hogs, corn.
oe C. Smith, College Park,

* ae pay pull, Raleigh strain, 19.
mos. old, $80. Will take part pay in
corn, and oats. Papers furnished in

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buyers name. T. M. Gulley, Hartwell, |

Ga: Rt 1,
e . Dg, ee Jersey: heifers.
yivester,
O/ YI. ee piack Jersey cow, natural
nuley; fresh first of. February; gives
over 4 gals., per day when fresh, and
Goes not go dry; also 1 Jarsey heifer, |
lyr. old, $100 for both, at riy barn. Tom
Sims, Lula, Ga., Star Route. Box 39.
~~ Some thoroughbred Jersey and Hol-
stein yearlings; 1 male Holstein; 1
thoroughbred Holstein milch cow, fresh,,
. 6 wks. old male ealf. 4 gals., per day;
_ first calf; 2 1-2 yrs. old, $75 at barn.
G. B. Ham, Cobbtovwn, Ga.

ee HOGS FOR SALE

4 head Little Bone Guineas: 3 males
and 1.female (the chunky, stay-fat
kind), 6 wks., old pigs, treated, $10 ea.,
$18 per pr., of $30 for lot. J. C. Har-
groves, Marlow, Ga. Rte 1.

9B. P. C., 8 wks. old, extra fine, ent.,
to reg. $5 ea. Cash with order.. FOB.
= H. A. Humphrey, Mitchell, Ga.,

1.
. 6 Duroc, 5 wks., 20
Cash te order. Henry Ash, Cleveland,
Ga., Rt.

1 reg., . P.C., brood sow, $25 at my

t, or would trade. What have your

om Richardson, Palmeto, Ga. -

1 Big Bone B. P. C., 10 mos. old, wt.,
ab ut: 200 Ibs., sow, bred {0-52 Pp, Cx
boar; to farrow in March, $25 del.

wt., 350 to
ea.., a 1b. Os. Strangward,



Fred Cowart, Summit, Ga., Rt. eaeie
A few good. feeder pigs. 10 lb., FOB. }

ed, Daniel, Americus, Ga. .
18 head shoats, P.-C, and other
wk. 55. t> 65 Ibs.,
$85 for the lot, FO.

mos. old full blood Jersey heifer. |

in-

MARKET BULLETIN.

Cash with order. G. M. Smith, Mid-
ville, Ga.

Big Bone P, C., shoat, September
farrow, $15, reg., in buyers name. From
famous herd of P. C., of Franklin coun-
ty. Bred sows and service boars. R. L.
Shirley. Lavonia, Ga. ,

Reg. Duroc J. gilts, 65 to 100 lbs.,
1 bred gilt, 140 lbs., llc lb., with reg.,
papers; 10c lb., without papers; 2 large
pure bred Duroc sows, not reg., due to
farrow February 25th, 8c lb, T. G.

Kent, Mitchell, Ga.

Duroc and P, C., cross shoat, 5 mos.
old, $7.50; 7 good, thrifty, P. C., 7 wks.,
old pigs, $3.85 ea., or th
for $34. Prompt. shipment. A. J. Adams,
Ashburn, Ga.

3 young, reg., Duroc Jersey sows and
1 subject to Teg., all good mothers;.
also young Duroc Jersey pigs, from 2
to 4 mos. old. Rhodes Browne, Colum-

bus, Ga., care Bull Creek Farms.

Duroc sow, farrow about first Feb-

jtuary, wt., 225 lbs., $35, or exch., for

value in peanuts, velvet beans in pod,
or hay. Will furnish papers with hog.
SS. J. Rhodes, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 3.

~ 1 pure bred S. P. C., male shoat, wt.,

75 to 80 lbs., unmarked, $10. Cash with
order. Mrs. B. aE: Henderson, Summit,
Ga.

10 pure bred Duroc J., 3 mos., old
pigs, 70 to 90 Ibs., ea., cherry red, from
orize winning stock, $12.50 to $15 ea.
Exch. for. corn. Roy R. Daugherty
Metter, Ga.

2H mpshire gilts, ent.; to Teg. chol-
>ra, immune, 250 lbs., ea., pred to Pec:
aale, $25.ea., at my farm. W. M. Hooks,
Jnadilla, Ga., RFD 2.0



HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE

39 Shetland ponies, 1 or all. Come
see, or write. I. C. Clark, Atlanta, Ga..,
1995 Marietta St., N. E.

1 goed, gentle work horse and 1 good
arm mule for sale. Mrs. Gi qe Wilson,

7 Moreland, Ga.

2 mules, good cond., about middie.
aged. Sell at: your own price: cash,
or part down and rest this Fall. Come
see. R. B. Bell, Charing, Ga., Rt. 2.

1 dark Bay pony, wt., 400 lbs., 8 yrs.
aid, gentle, $35 cash, FOB. Prefer mon-
order, or Cashiers check. Roy Brant-
ney; Wrightsville, Ga. =

1 sorrel gelding horse, about 9 or
10 yrs. old, gentle, work. anywhere,
smart, wt., 1200 or 1300 lbs., $90; also.
1 dark brown horse mule, wt., about
1000 lbs., gentle, work anywhere, smart,
$125. Exch. 1 or--both for cows, hogs,
or for corn at 75c bu. Douglas William-
son, Oak Park, Ga., Rt. 1.

1 good old mule, about 1150 Ibs., fat
and slick, works good anywhere, $50.
iL. A. Muse, Temple, Ga., Rt. 2.

Al, 850 or 900 Ib.,. "mule. Sell, or exch.

for milch cow, fresh, or to freshen

within 90 days. L. B. Ray, Macon, ee
341 Carling Ave.

1 Shetland pony, 8 yrs. old, seaue

fat, and easy to manage, wt., around
300 lbs., $75 at my barn. Ca h. Everett
Humphrey, Mitchell, Ga., Rt. 1.



RABBITS FOR SALE

Reg. Ped., Chinchilla does, bred, also
Reg., pucks. Sold under buy-back con-
tract when desired. Ref. Bank of Ella-
ville. W. L. English, Ellaville, Ga.

Chinchilla and. New Zealand Reds.
Sell, or exch. for White Kings, or Red
-Carneaux pigeons, or for chickens. Leon
Harris, Bradley, Ga., Box 75.

8 _grown Chinchillas: 5 does and 3
bucks, $4 ea., $25 for lot, or trade for
turkey hens at 30c Ib. Tom Richardson,
Palmetto, Ga.

2.N. Z., Red grown cece, $4. Louis
Kidd, Atlanta, Ga., Rt.

Chinchillas, 9 mos., old. subject to
reg., fine stock and good cond., $10 pr.
$15 trio; also young ones, same stock,
6 mos. old. All subject to, reg., and in
good cond., $8 pr., or $12 trio. R. B.

fiarris,: Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 6. Box 344.

Phone CHerokee 1802 d. :
4 does and 1 buck, grown, reg., Chin-
| chillas, $20. R. H. Crawford, Tiger, Ga.
Ped. Chinchilla does, raised for
breeding stock, $10 ea., Ped. bucks, $4;
Reg. does, $12; Reg., bucks, $6 ea. E. M.
Johnson, Atlanta, Ga., 388 Luckie St.,

old pigs, $5 ea;|N. W.

Chinchilla buck (both parents prize
winners at Macon State Exposition),
4 1-2mos. old, $5, or exch. for frying
size chickens. Olli Tinley, Macon, Ga.,
- Laurel Ave.

1 yr. old White, pink-eyed, New Zea-
land. buck, $2; 1
buck, $2; 3 mos. old Flemish Giant. doe,
$1. Herman Mize, Amercus, Ga. :

5 N. Z.; White, pink-eyed rabbits, 5
mos. old, "$1. 25 ea., $5.75 for lot. Miss
Naomi Allison, Lithia Springs, Ga.

Chinchilla does:



he entire lot |.

e old Flemish Giant

8 mos. $4 on $5. mos |

old, $3 and $4 ea., 3 mos. $3 ea? Chin-
chilla bucks: 8 to 12 mos. old, $5 and
$8 ea. White Flemish Giant does, $5;
bucks, $4. All healthy, desirable breed-
ing stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1-3
price with order, bal., on del. A. H.
Dudley, Chamblee, Ga., RFD 2.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want a good milch cow. State price
and all particulars. John Cerveau, Sav-
annah, Ga. Rt. 4. Box 97.

Want some caives to pasture anc.
raise on halves; keep until they come
in; others until December 1930. Must
be large enough to eat. C. M. Pace,
Social Circle, Ga.

Want 2 Guernsey heifer baby calves,
entitled to reg. from high producing
dams, cheap for cash. Mrs. J. I. oe
kins, Oconee, Ga.

HOGS WANTED
Want. a gilt or sow of the Red Tam-
worth breed. Bred gilt, or sow. preferr-





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jed, reg. stock. Write what you Nave.

W. H. Fields, Augusta, Ga., Rt. 3.

Want 1 pure bred, big bone, reg.,
Guinea sow, not under 8 wks., old.
State price and wt..J. R. Burroughs
Canon, Ga.

Want to exch. reg., S. P: ee 5 mos
old male, for 1 of same breed, reg., and
ready for service. Give full description.
oS. H. Trussell, Warthen, Ga. -

Want 15 or 20 shoats
lbs., ea., within 100 mi., Grayson, at
reasonable prices. J..M.: Jones, Grayson,

Want Want 1 pure bred Duroc Jer-
sey male pig. Will exch. Wilson Type
Big boll coton seed for same. A. C.
Belflower, Empire, Ga., RFD 1.

Want pigs or shoats, 6 wks. to 3 mos.
wd, in exch. for value, $30. B. R. Ham-
rick, Stone. Mtn., Ga., alae 3. Box
116A. ~ a

PIGEONS WANTED
Want pigeons: state price and if
mated, banded and kind. R. C. Whit-
man; Eatonton, Ga. Box 36.

RABBITS WANTED
Want to exch. goose berry ~bushes
and other plants for N. Z. White, Chin-
shilla pure bred. rabbits. Alice Stokes,
Jasper, Ga., Rt. 3.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
5 unusually good stock goats, $10.
Mrs. G. I. Wilson; Moreland, Ga.









v Georgia Products
_ For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE
Red or purple hull speckled peas,



$1.25 per peck del., $4 hu., FOB., small

yellow peas, very prolific, same. price.
No weevils in either. Exch. for Span-

lish peanuts. John W. Moseley, Soper-

ton, Ga., RFD 2.

About 15 or 20 bu., Clay: peas, $3.25
per bu., at present; also have other
variety and by first of March will have
15 or 20 bu., beans; running and bunch.
Gr od. Roguemore, Butlar; Ga: P...O;
Box 138.

No. ,1. Brabham peas in dbl., bags,
$4 bu. W. M. Hooks, Unadilla, Ga.,
RED 2:27

.8 or 10 bu., Soy beans (O-too-tans),
$6 bu., FOB. G. W. Overby, Lwmpkin,
Ga: Re 4.

Velvet beans, $25 ton: small 90-day
beans, same price; $1. 15. bu., for shell-
ed ones; $1.50 a 100 in the hull. Exch.
for speckled peas. Mrs. E. L. Wright,
Yatesville, Ga.

Bunch velvets, for seed, $4 pu., sack-
ed in good bags; running velvets in
hull, less than car lots. $23 ton. Buyer
= furnish sacks. N, e Beasley, Kite,

a.

Calif., plack-eyed peas, 600 Ibs.
Ib., FOB. G. Oliver, Meansville Ga.

50 bu., ea.,. O- too-tan beans $7 bu.,
and Biloxis $5 bu. All recleaned; in
2 bu., sacks, and FOB. W. J. Braswell,
Ft. Valley, Ce: i

Several bu., sound. prabs, brown: spec-
kled crowders, and mixed peas, for
sale. Quote best price FOB. Rufus
Childers, Canton, Ga., Rt. 3.

Several tons dry velvet beans, $30
per ton, FOB. Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga.

40 pu., No. I Brabhams, $4 bu., 206
bu., ped. Bunch velvets, recleaned, $2. 50
}bu., 300 bu., early speckled velvets,
$1. 15 bu., new,. even wt.,
prompt shipment. . Aw Cooke, Sand-
ersville, Ga., Rt. Av

15. bu., good Brabham field peas



Valley,

rom- 35 to 50N

eommi. 1.

8c |

bags and |}-

home raised), $3.50 bu. B. T. Marshall,



Several tons ack
$22.50 per ton .FOB; .$19 ton at my
barn.: All cash. C. L. Cleveland, L -
ees Ga. Rt;

1 ton velvet beans i> pod, $20 FOB
Buyer to furnish sac. -O. H. ott
Jesup, Ga., Rt. 2. :

5 bu., Whin peas, zoeod- and sound,
$3 bu., also 6 or 7 bu., R Dbon Caiie seeu,
$2 bu., All FOB shipping point. W. H.
White, Dahlonega, Ge.. Rt. 2 a

Genuine, recleaned O- too-tan oe
beans, in even wt.,. bags.. New. c.op
$6 bu,,' FOB. G. A. Wore, Marshall- .
vills, er Ne

Genuine Bunch .velvets.
Shelled and sackd, $4 bu,,
velvets in hull, any amor Lom,
Customers to furnish si cks.
Beasley,. Kite, Ga.

50> ibs. stringless ereen pca beans
clean and sound, 22 ib. Gash wi i ors
der. Ruscoe Pippin, Culloden, Ca., Sy

36.

*8 bu. .bunch* speckled peas, brigh
and clean, $4 bu., FOB. Samvic on re:
quest. J. W. Smith, Conenrd,, Gal 43

1ton velyet beans in pod, $20. FOB
Buyer to furnish- sacks Q.H &: ae
Jesup, Ga. Rt. 2.

5 bu. No. 1. Otootan hee QS, $6 axe
FOB. W. D. Kersey, Kathieen, Ga.

50 bu. No. 1 Brabhan S, $4. bu., 1
bu. Red hull speckled, et 153 800 bu
early speckled Velvets. $1.10; 206 br
ped. bunch .velvets, $259 hy. C..eie
Cooke, Sandersville, Ga... 3 Le

10 bu. sound, pure Matt
Soy beans. Make best. offer--=
D. Smith, Tennille, Ga.

1929 crop, pure, sound rost.
oroof garden; cr Eng. peas, 350 lb. &
ibs. $1; white, bunch baby lima buiter-
beans, 3c 1p. 5 Ibs. $1: new Calif
black-eyed peas, 25 1b., 6 lbs: SlU Al
del. Carl Williams, Locus? Crove, Ga

No. 1 Otootan beans, $6.56 bu.,-

1 Laredos, $5 bu:, large running vel
beans -(do not sting when "Wek
a bu, .W.- HHol, Fayettoville, Ga.

Speckled crowder and white a
black-eyed peas, 25c lb., or ja ie
$1 peck; white half-runners, anc specz.~
led garden beans, (tender huh: whea
beans mature), 30c per tea cup full,
also white nest onions, red multiniyi s
and onion buttons,- 65 deh MY. Be
Brown, Ball Ground, Ga. Rt. 1.
, 100 Ibs. Hastings strincless <
pod Bunch beans, sound, 1229 erc
Ib.; FOBS (WE. Grover, Wayeror

Rt. 2, BOX) O2. :

100 bu. red hull speck! od bees, 2 8c.
per cent. pure, $4.50 bu. alse 40..bi
Valencia peanuts, good aid sound, $2.
50 bu. -R. MH. Kyzey, Wright tsville, oe

$4 bry ie

seed,
-renning
$23:.ton.<

-N.. Te

for

Br

Se

b-DuUy Brabs, FO.

i | Gable- Buchanan, Ga.; Rt. 3.

90-day running speckled vet bear.
$2 bu., FOB shipping point. T. E. W
Pitts, Ga, Rt. 2, Box 104. : ~

10 bu. pure - Brabhams, and 3-
white crowders, also 6 bu. mixed pi
all. for $6 bul and 15> bu... Sorte Rico
potatoes, sound and cicar ot vot,
sale, FOB. J. L. Nelson. Oglethorpe, G
Rt. 2, Box 83.

600 Ibs. Calif. black- eyed peas,
lb. for lot, FOB,. or exch. some te
White Leghorn, B. R.,. or R. fo Ree.
hens; also have 10 bu. speckled peas,
$4 bu. FOB. Sample on request. A.

Oliver, Meansville, Ga.

Hendersons white bush lima bea. 28,
20c 1b., also good, sound Laredo soy
beans, "$1. 50 pk., $5 bu., All FOB. Mr
F. C. Sawyer, Sulphur Springs, Ga.
~ Pure, recleaned, unmixed Lady peas,
and Hastings large cream sugar crow
der seed peas, 5 Ibs. $1 del., Willets
frost proof Eng. peas, 35 Ib., '3 Ibs. $1,
postpaid. .C. F, Maddox, Flow
Branch, Ga. - :

Large size, 90-day early speckled v
vet: beans, shelled, only 12 or 15 bu. for
sale, $2 bu., FOB. C. G. Oliver, Barnes
ville, Ga., Rt. a



BUTTER FOR SALE
6 lbs., nice, fresh Jorsey butte
week, from a 6 gal. com! 45 Jb
with order. Mrs; Hattic \Yofford,
wood, Ga., Rt: 2.
Nice, fresh, natural cream a ut
ter;*2. lbs, weekly, 45 Th. dial
molds. Mrs. 6.C: Adamson, 7 Te lasias
Star-Rt., Box 3h aoe
2 Ibs. nice butter ea. wk., 45 tb.
Mrs H.-G! Burroughs; Canoe, Ga.
. 2 or 3 Ibs. fresh Jersey butte
week, molded and wrapped 50c 1b
Satisfaction guaranveed: G. F. yee yh:
manger, Ga. :
Best grade butte , 0c -
tion guaranteed. Miss Ann
Fayetteville, Ga., Rt. 3. aes
Several Ibs. yellow Jersey &
wees 45: 1b.) del. Mrs. -W..



















. Georgia
Market Bulletin
Published Weekly By The

BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D. Jones, Director





Department Of |
Agriculture |

ne Talmadge, ~ Commissioner
SDAY, JANUARY 9, 1930.

tered as second class matter Feb-
ry 15, 1922, at the Post Office
tlanta Georgia, under the act
e 6, 1900. Accepted for mail-
special rate of postage pro-
for in section 1103. Act of
r 3, 1917.

ces of farm produce and ap-
rtenances, admissible under pos-
regulations, inserted one time
each request and repeated only
en request is accompanied by
-eopy of notice. -









=



ited. space will not permit in-
tion of unimportant notices. Un-
segislative act the Market Bul-
loes not assume any respon-
for any notice

| FOB. G. B
{|-corn, $1 peck, del., $3 bu.,



So Seemed
. bo

aa
- Slipped shuck corn, $1. bu., 80 Ibs. to
bu., FOB. O. H. Scott, Jesup, Ga., Rt.

New crop white corn in shuck, also
shucked, 90c bu., FOB. Corn, shelled

and sacked, $1 bu., also fresh, water

ground white meal in cotton bags, $1.-
20 bu., FOB. Carl Williams, Locust
Grove, Ga, a ae
500 bu. 1929 slipped shuck corn,
sound, $1 bu., FOB. G. _M. Smith,
Midville,. Ga.
Good milling corn, 95c FOB McRae.

John S. Clark, Jacksonville, Ga.

_.1 1-2 bu. yellow pop corn in ear, 4c
lb. Add postage. Mrs. E. G. Fountain,
Pu Valley. (Gae 5e 8 2 oy

Hastings prolific corn, field selected:
hand nubbed, and shelled, guaranteed
absolutely pure, $1 per peck, $3 bu.,

Exch. 1 bu. for 100 lbs. Half and Half

cotton seed. Ea. to pay postage. J. T.
Chatman, Franklin, Ga: Rt. 5... -
Shelled, or in the ear, corn,
FOB, or exch for 4 or 5 thrifty, chol-
era immune
son, Ga. . = :
20 bu. shelled corn, 90c in shuck;
less than car lots; pop corn, 20c qt.,
here. M. C, Cook, Milan, Ga.
Browns imp. big white Flint, heavy-
iest and most weevil. resistant corn,

r1 $1 peck, $3.50 bu. Cash with order. J.

|W. Brown, Helena, Ga. :
- 250 bu. sound white ear corn, 90e bu.
r+. B. Ham, Cobbtown, Ga. :
Old fashioned yellow field Flint seed
FOB. Milton

Sumner, Sylvester, Ga. Rt. 3.



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BUTTER FOR SALE .

4 lbs. pure Jersey cream butter,
oloring, 45c- 1b., postpaid, in 1-2
1oulds, wrapped in wax paper.
ey order preferred. Mrs.
os, Flowery Branch, Ga., Box 62.
ios. nice, country butter, ea. week,
y., del. Mrs. A. J. Burroughs, Can-



EED CORN AND CORN MEAL
- FOR SALE. oo
y Yellow roasting ear, field corn,
rge ears to stalk variety, shelled,
2 Ibs. 25c; extra early Indiana

red hard corn in September), lim-
ount;25c Jb., postpaid, L. J.

eh, Winston Gas to,

aban yellow prolific seed corn, wee-

of, choice ears, 10c ea., postpaid; |

$1 FOB. Exch. some for Spanish

John W. Moseley, Soperton,

9 ve!

eral 100 lbs., 1929 crop of white
ed pop corn, 9c Ib., del., or exch. for
< . Lb for lb. G. Y. Yeomons;
lia, Ga. a a eee
sod, sound, shelled corn, $1 per. bu..,-
uitable for meal. John Daniel,
bu., Golden Dent seed corn, hand
eted, $3 per bu., or $14.50 for the
Woodrow Wilson, Martin, Ga.
Bact's 4 ear prolific seed corn, Ist
1 breeder; small cob; wonder

S

owers), 1-2 peck, 70c; 1. peck,
|.25. Postpaid in Ga. No checks. J. H.
Milledgsville, Ga., Rt. 5. Box 126.
lipped shuck corn, $1 bu., 80 lbs.,
FOB. O. H. Scott, Jesup, Ga.,,

ad, pure yellow pop corn shelled,
or exch. for mixed chickens. H.
ritton, Rupert, Ga: RFD 1.
racked corn for chicken feed, in 2
bags, $2.10 a bag, FOB. J. C. Lewis.
an, Ga. : x
0 bu., ear corn. Write, or wire
rices N. W. Findley, Douglas, Ga.,
Box 504. | eee
kers Ellis seed corn, nubbed and
| Shelled, sound, $1.25 peck, del.,
u., Marretts Douthit, 2 ear red
same _ price.
hamville, Ga.
whs imp., big white flint, heay-
_ most weevil resistant corn,
eck, $3.50 bu., Special prices on
: lots. No checks. Cash with order.
Brown, Helena, Ga.

imeyellow seed corn, $1 peck;
.O. Hamilton, Vidalia, Ga. =
Queen pop corn, $2 bu., Exch.
ure bred Dark Cornish game, 1 yr.
or oe old pullets. (No ad-

bu. big White corn, close slipped
, $1 bu., FOB. J. H. Elliott, Cai-
Aga Feb. Be) a

corn, grown from Hastings
corn, bu.. shelled, $2.50 FOB.
r, Whitesburg, Ga., RFD

John L.|.

field corn (planted some in July ana].

ich or poor land (35 bu., per acre |

HH. W. Thurmond, |

| Bailey, Harlem, Ga.





_ Large ear early yellow Dent seed

corn, 2 ears to stalk on good land, $1.

peck, del., Ga., $3 bu., FOB;-also 2M
bundles bright corn fodder, 4 hands to
oundle, $2 per 100 wt., del., my place,
2 mi. No. Barnesville. C. G. Oliver,
Barnesville, Ga., Rt. 2..
Whatleys prolific seed corn, nubbed
and hand shelled, 85c pk., $3 bu., FOB.
Guaranteed pure and. sound.

Whatley, Concord, Ga., Rt. 2..
and: shelled pure Whatleys - Prolific

}seed corn. $2 per bu., in not less than

0 bu. lots. James H. Brown, Cordele,
COTTON SEED FOR SALE
175 bu., Cooks imp., wilt resistant
cotton seed, 2nd yr. from originator,
pure and sound, $1.25 bu., del, FOB

ue B. A. Bishop, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt.

60 bu. pure Rucker cotton seed, $1

du., or exch. for corn. V. R, Crawford;
Calhoun; Ga, Rt.22 52 = ee
About 40 bu., good, sound, carefully
ginned Piedmont Cleveland, 2nd_yr.,
from originator, $1.25 bu, FOB: J. T.
McClung, Hiram, Ga. oon
. Pure, ped., Cleveland Big Boll, priv-
ately.
$1.25 bu., here. Jas.:
yen) Gan: eae
Pure Piedmont ped., cotton seed, 1st

A. Chauncey, Scre-

yr. from originator, $1.25 bu., 50 bu., or |

over, $1 bu. Exch. for corn, peas, syrup,
meal, lard, etc. -C. lL. Bennett Madison,
: a. x >. 7 4 s
Wilson Long staple, $3.50 per 100:1bs.,
FOB. Exch. for seed oats, or wheat, or
for thoroughbred S. P. C., pigs. H. BL.
Williams, Baxley, Ga. E

Imp., Wannamaker Cleveland B. B. |

Planting cotton seed, 43 per cent lint,
os pS bu. Clay C. White, Hartwell, Ga.,

Wannamaker Resistant, made bale
per acre this yr. $1.25 per bu., also
Manleys Heavy Fruiter, $1.35 bu. All

'FOB. O. S. Williams, Scotland, Ga.

1928 crop Piedmont Cleveland Big
boll, $1.25 bu. Mrs. N. J. White, Hart-
well, Ga, Ris 1 .

Pure Rucker, 45 to 47 per cent lint
this year; special care taken at gin, $1
a Gober Murphey, Jasper, Ga.,
. Wannamaker Cleveland, 1st yr. from
originator, culled and graded, $1.25 bu.
Exch. for corn, peas, beans or hay.
Leland E. Adams, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 2.

Pure College No. 1, kept clean at
gin, grown from Reg. seed, $1 bu., FOB.
J. H. Hopper, Ranger, Ga.

Half and Half cotton seed, not weat-

her damaged, saved and ginned to
prevent mixing, $1.25 bu., from Sum-
merour the originator. Exch. for field
peas, pecan trees, or pure bred chickens.
W. L. English, Ambrose, Ga. %
- Wannamakers Cleveland Big boll, 1st
yr., from originator, carefully selected,
$1 bu. W. J. Mullis, Waycross, Ga., Rt.
4 3 222 ~

"Wannamaker Cleveland, ginned at
private gin, for planting, $1.

Mig

- Good Wannamaker cot ed. Sell,
ur ete Le ats, O wheat R. P. Stein-

MARKET SOULE E EIN

$1: bu., |
pigs. J2 5. Norris, Harri-

J AL

500 bu. carefully selected, ~nubbed

ginned, Ist yr. from originator, |

25 bu. A. M.

ee

xz
3

or exch. for peanuts, or pea seed. Leroy

Cleveland Big boll, Piedmont ped.,

ist yr. from originator, $1.25 bu., FOB.
James Ezzell, Rockmart, Ga. =
Limited quantity pure Wilson Type
and pure Neely cotton seed, $1.25 bu.,
FOB. D. R. Thomas, Tennille, Ga.

Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, for sale.
Miles Collier, Colbert, Ga:
* Choice Wannamakers, sell cheap, or
exch. for peas, oats, or cane syrup in
No. 10 cans. R. P. Steinheimer, Brooks,
Ga. ee

Hastings Bank Account cotton seed,
$1.25 bu., FOB. E. E. Carter, Hazlehurst,
Ga: : ; :

Pure Wannamakers, recleaned seed,

-|90c bu. R. C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

100 bu., No. 1 Grade Half and Half
cotton seed, 1100 lbs., cotton in seed
will gin 500 lbs., bale of cotton, $1 bu.,

| FOB. J. C. Lewis, Eastman, Ga.

Wilson type cotton seed, 1 yr. from
originator, 75c bu., FOB, S. C. Smyley,
Eastman, Ga. ae

Pure Rucker, 1 yr. from originator
(rolls cleaned at gin) $1.25 COD Adairs-
ville. Mrs. W. A. Bennett, Adairsville,

200 bu., low bush and big boll type

| Wannamaker. cotton seed, recleaned

rand in good new. bags, $1.15 per bu.
B. F. Fagan, Martin, Ga. ga
Improved Early King cotton seed,
picked without: rain, $1.25 per bu. Exch.
for Guernsey. calves. F,
ville, Ga,
Pettys Toole,
ger acre. $1 per bu. Paul Beck, Val-
dosta, Ga., Rt. 6. = =
_ Cooks Half and Half cotton seed,
Ist yr. from originator. Nearly 47 per
cent lint this yr., $5 per 100 Ibs. C. W.
Anderson, Holly Springs, Ga.. a
Wilson. Type, Early Big boll, prolific,
}ist yr. from: originator, $1 bu., for 1
bu., or a car load lots. Buyer to fur-
nish sacks, or loaded loose in car lots.
A. J. Bond, Meigs, Ga. ae
75 bu., Covington Toole, $1 bu., FOB,

jor exch. for No. 1 N.C. peanut. seed,

at 5c per lb. Otis H.
Ga, Rt. 1. 32 ao

Wilson Type Big Boll cotton seed,
40 per cent lint. Opent early, fruits
heavy, easily picked, and fruits until
frost. Near 2 bales per acre this year,
and this Ist yr. from: originator, $6 per

Piedmont Cleveland, 1st yr. from J.
O. M. Smith Farm, also Neelys long
staple Cleveland cotton seed; all pure,
clean and made bale. per acre, each,
$1.25 per bu. G..C. Edmondson, Temple,
a Rte 2 : ;

and heavy fruit, $1.50 bu., prepaid.
oe with order, W. I. Gattis, Winston,
a. :
Lightening Express cotton seed, wilt.
resistant, 1 and 3-16 in., staple, ginned
with roll boxes cleaned before ginning.
Recommended for all sections of the
State by Ga. Exp. Station. $5 per 100
Ibs. Cash with order. FOB. John B.
McDonald, Yatesville, Ga. :
Good; sound Ruckers seed, $1.25 bu
FOB; $1.50 bu., del.
Heavy Fruiter, $11.25 FOB; $13.50 del.
H. W. Thurmond, Greshamville; Ga.
College "No. 1, very early Big boll,
good staple, $2.25 per 100: Ibs.,
D. L. Patrick, Griffin, Ga., Rt. C.
Pure Neelys cotton seed, 1 and 1-16

*y

lb. bags, $4 FOB; also Piedmont Cleve-
land, same price as above. E. E. Satter-
field, Hartwell, Ga.
Pure Wannamakers recleaned seed,
90c bu. R. C. Couch, *furin, Gao. =~
Big boll, Wilt Resistant, $3.50 per
100 Jbs., also Covington-Toole Wilt Re-.
sistant cotton seed. - Joe M. Brown,
McRae, Ga. :
Good Wannamaker Cleveland Big
Boll, 1st. yr. from originator, $1.50 bu.
or exch. for J. B. Giant hens. B. J.
Renton, Vidalia, Ga., Rti 2
Pure, improved.
without wetting, $1
Reg. calves,
Midville, Ga. ae
Wilson Type Big Boll, 1st yr. from
originator, near 2 acres this year and.
about 40 per cent lint. Boll bunches
like grapes. Clean, no black seed. 1,
J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga. Rt. 5. -
_Selected Manleys Big Boll, 75c bu.,

a

Early King; picked
25 bu., or exch. for
any breed. F. H. Bunn,

jalso Heavy Fruiter Vandiver cotton
Bennie Mercer, Sum-| | eee
ee _. |combs built on wired foundation. All

seed; 75 = bu. 3
mit, Ga., Rt. 3.



Good, sound cotton seed for plant- |
,{ing, saved before heavy rains, and
cleaned, $1 bu. ZL, Bunn, Summit

Wanamaker cotton seed, $1 per bu.,
Bowers, Baxley, Ga., Rt. 4. Box 91. -

cotton seed, ginned so aS to keep pure,

H. Bunn, Mid-
1st yr: out. Made bale

Wheeler, Milan, |:

100 Ibs. L. J. Ellis, Cumming, Ga., Rt.
5 : * = .

Piedmont Cleveland, a good staple

$1 bu.

ek

Thursday, January 9, 1930.

kers, in good bags, $1.15 bu. B. F. Fa- ?
gan, Martin, Ga. = Be
- Half and Half cotton seed, 75c bu., |
$40 per ton, FOB. Dennis Batten,
Douglas, Ga., RFD 2. oe

Wilson Big boll, $1 bu., FOB.
Jackson, -Ochlochnee, Ga. ee
~ 150 bu. Neelys Ped. long staple, $1-

a. . : a
A limited amount improved Toole, :
Mathis strain. Early, wilt resistant and es
prolific. 1 to 2 acres per acre. $1.25, bu.
J. G. Dean, Dawson, Ga. ie

300 bu. Wilson Type Big Boll, 1 and

1-16 in. staple, and 100 bu. Covington -
Toole Wilt Resistant, No. 32. Both Ist
yr. from originators; also 100 bu. Wan-
namaker Cleveland Big Boll, all $1 bu.
in less than 5 bu. lots, $1.25 bu. Fulton
Williamson, Oak Park, Ga. Se Sk

Wannamaker and Piedmont Cleve-
land, 1st yr. from originator, reclean-.
ed, $1.25 bu. J. C. Temple, Hartwell,

a. : i: : 4 be
Cbker's No. 5, 1 and 1-16 staple, $1.25
rbu.,' or exch. for corn. W. T.:
Lavonia, Ga., Box 381.

ing: bale to acre. $1 bu. or exch 25 52
bu. for 2 reg. Duroc Jersey 3 mos. old
gilts. C. F. Fennell, Alamo, Ga.

Cleveland Wannamaker, $1 bu.,, FOB
shipping point. T. E. Wise, Pitts, Ga., ne
Rt. 2, Box 104. ae

Wannamaker, Neely Big Boll, Wilt :
Resistant, $1 bu. Lewie M. Cason, War-_
renton, Ga. . pee ae os

80 bu. selected cotton seed from cot-_
ton that made 2 bales per acre, and ~
stalk of cotton which took Blue Ribbon

StS

Coker long staple, 100 per cent pure,
$1.00 bu. A. L, Haddock, Haddock, Ga,
2M bu. Toole Wilt Resistant cotton

seed, for sale. (Ref. as to my farming,

fany bank in Dawson). T. B. Raines,
Dawson, Ga. re :

40 bu. pure Big Boll, prolific Addi- =~

sons, 1st yr. from originator, $1.50 bu.
FOB. C. F. ONeal, Talbotton, Ga.,
RFD 1. Ftc
50 bu. or more Piedmont cotton seed
$1 bu., deli, at Bostwick, just as they |
come from gin. Webster Callaway,
Farmington, Ga. ;
~ Improved Russell green seed Big Boll
cotton seed (just a few bu. left) 1.and
18 staple, 45 bolls to pound, culled,
$1.50 bu. J. M. Elrod, Hartwell, Ga.
Rt. 4 a See
20 bu. Sikes Big Boll, Wilt Resist-
ant, $1_bu., FOB. No-personal checks. 4 |
D. D. Sutton, Cairo, Ga. Rt. 4. ;
Wilsons Type Big Boll, $4 per 100
lbs., FOB my shipping point. A. C..
Belflower,; Empire, Ga., RFD 1. oats
18 bu. Piedmont Cleveland, abso-
lutely sound, Ist yr from originator,
Miss Rose Turner, Gillsville,
Ga., Rts 2. : co ae
Lightning: Express, Wilt Resistant, 1 =
and 3-16 in: Staple. Ginned wigh roll
boxes thoroughly cleaned before Sines >
ning: Recommended: for all sections
of state by Ga. Exp. Station. $5 per
100 Ib, FOB. John = B



Glen Manleys |-

Yatesville, Ga. : ;



2 Des



in., staple, recleaned and sacked, 100]

any foreign grain or grass

FRUIT FOR SALE

| Nice, sundried apples,.15c lb, del.
by P..
FOB. |G

P. Henry F. Weaver, Marion, ee
Bet ee Cot y



GRAIN FOR SALE Se ae
Bancroft seed oats, $1 bu. W. H.
Holt, Fayetteville, Ga., Rt. 3. Se
Pure Bancroft seed oats, free from
; seed, 95c
bu. Riley C. Couch, Turin,Ga. =
2 tons good Soy bean hay, $23 ton =. .
7s barn. Mrs. J. T. Heath, Dudley,

50 to 60 bu., Hastings seed oats, $1_
bu., FOB. R. E. Lee, Goncord, Ga.

25 bu., Rust Proof seed oats, 90c bu.

J.-C. Lewis, Eastman, Ga.
-Pure Bancroft seed oats; 90c
Riley C. Couch, Turin, Ga.

HONEY BEES AND BEES SUPPLIES -
z 3 FOR SALE hs
Pure Ext., honey: 10 lb., pails, 6 to
cs., $6.50 FOB here
$4.50; two 10 Ib.,
$3.10; one



postpaid and ins,
10 Ib., $1.60; all postpaid

Jno. A Crumney, Doctcrtown, Ga. Ge
5 colonies bees in 8 frame hives



ested queens. $6 per colon:
for 1 stor $8 with shallo mes
wire: atley, Cuthbert, Ga

~ | pu. FOB. W. A. Cole, Powder Springs
3 M., bu., Piedmont Cleveland and | a.

. McDonald,

and insured. About 1500 lbs, now on
hand. Almost pure Tupelo Gum Blend. -

Ww. J. . e a

Good Hopcore cotton seed for plant-



Genuine, pure, recleaned Wannama-

eS

{sek

Sagan
2S

Fe

ye

i

2

ig



Wannamaker cotton seed, 1928 crop,
$3.50 per 100. R. . Tanner, Gaines-
| ville, Ga., Rt. 8. : g

at State Fair, $1.50 bu., also 100 bu., oe







: three 10 lb. Ext,



January 9, 1930.

EY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES.
. FOR SALE. :

; 200 Ibs., fall,- chunk honey,
., in small quantities, del., in Ga.
ess than 5 lbs., shipped, 15c = Ib.,
Ib., lard cans, FOB. C. G. Oliver,
esville, Ga., Rt. 2.

hives bees in modern box hives,}:

strong colonies; the Brown bee
sed with Italian;. good Cypress
$2.50 per hive at my farm (5'mi.,
yf Norman Park). Chas. J. Weeks,
Park, Ga., Rt. 1.



NS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
ly Spanish peanuts, 5 1b., in 100
ags. Maivin Collins, Whigham,

panish peanuts, $2 bu., smaller lots,

also Golden Queen pop corn,

or 4 ears 5c. Will del., in Grif-

these prices. Mail order. J. N.

Griffin, Ga. e

ecans, 25c lb. Mrs. G. H.: Harp,
ae a, BOR TS 2

ne &

and. picked before.
in 500; 1 M., :
Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga. ~
1 Runner seed peanuts, .4c. Ib.
guaranteed. Samples upon re-'
st. J. K. White, Lake Park, Ga.
bu., N. C. Runners, hand picked,

storms,

1.50 bu., or exch. for Wan-.!
or College No. 1 cotton seed.

u. L. D. Pittman, Abbeville,

del. A. O. Cobb; Adel, Ga.

) s., good,.:sound, bright, well
ured Runner peanuts, in even wt.,
bags 100 Ibs., 6c Ib., or lot for
_ tons
of

illiams, Milan, Ga., Rt. 3.
a.. Bunch, old fashioned
peanuts, good seed and good

ler, 4c lb, FOB. Cash with order. |

dley, Bluffton, Ga. Rt. 3.
n Spanish seed peanuts, 6c

. E. Carter, Hazlehurst, Ga.|h

0 lbs., medium and small
ar shell pecans: 3 varieties,
e, or mixed; 30c Ib.,del., Ga.,

dots and up. C. G. Oliver, Barnes-
Ee ee eee

1 Runner peanuts picked with

un picker, $5 a 100, $1.25 bu.,

L. Whatley, Cuthbert, Ga.

_Runned peanuts, good cond.,

FOB. Money order. Harvey Story,

De Gas ag

hoice white Spanish peanuts,

e

1 500, 1M, and ton lots. John

PitagebaldcGas foe fs

unner peanuts, 4c Ib., no or-

less than 100 Ibs. Frank Bragg,
ville, Ga., Rt. 3. ase

, little White Spanish, 5c lb.,

. W. J. Jackson, Ochlochnee,

_No. 1, Ga. Runner seed pea-
ed with picker and reclea: ed,

= Noble, Seville, Ga, -

POTATOES FOR SALE

bu., Porto

arketable stock for table. use,

ON. ay Findley, Douglas, Ga.,

ico yam. potatoes in 150: Ib.,

L 1-2c Jb., car lots or less. R. E..
Dixie, Ga.



I V , $1 bu. John
pe, Fitzgerald, Ga. oe
du., nice size Lookout Mtn., Irish

, $2 bu., 60 lbs. M. T, Autry,
ey Crp. OY Re
Grade No, 1 sweet potatoes,
hd cured, $1 bu., Porto Ricans,
y_banked, but in good shape,
, FOB. Paul Clark, Baxley, Ga.
Porto Rico potatoes, 70c bu., in
-bu., or more, FOB. Exch. for
90tato seed (pink variety preferr- |
or most any other kind farm pro-
Tom P. Trowell, Ambrose, Ga.,

Rico potatoes, 5c bu., FOB].

_W. I. Jackson, Ochlochnee, Ga.

~ crop Ga. Cane syrup in new
, cypress bbis., $17.50 per bbl,
R. 1. Baxter, Ludowici, Ga.
r Ga. Cane syrup, in new
/about 35 gal., per bbl., 40c gal.,
Samples on request. Dr. Jas. N.
Meigs, Ga. ye fe
anteed, pure thick and extra
highly flavored Ga. Cane syrup
al.; cans, 50c can. FOB here, any
ity. Jas. A. Chauncey, Screven,
Ox 66: ee =
il, Ga. Cane syrup for sale.
ffer. R. E. Scruggs, Mor-

and ton lots.:

September storms, 3 3-4c

Rico sweet potatoes, |

ne syrup, best grade, |
bbl. W. W. Williams,

oo MAR RET OR Ot mt YN

_ANo. 1 new crop Ga. Ribbon cane

$4.50 per case, FOB. E. E. Carter, Haz-
jelnitsh, Ga 62
1929 Ga.. Cane syrup in new 35 gal.,
cypress bbls., $17.50 bbl, FOB. R. L.
Baxter, Ludowici, a. = ae
Sugar cane syrup, freight paid, $20
bbl. W. W.. Williams, Quitman, Gas <-
60 gal., pure Ga..cane syrup, $1 gal.,
or 85 gal., in 5: gal., lots. Every gal.,
guaranteed. A. L. Haddock, Haddock,
4 bhis., Al Cane syrup, $15 bbl., COD.,

Ga., Rt. 4. os es

- Good grade syrup, No. 10 cans, 55c, or
crated, ready to ship, 65c. M. C. Cook,
Milan, Ga. ey 5 fe ee
Real Al Grade, heavy, pure Sugar
cane syrup, cs., 6. No. 10 cans, $4.50;
cs., 12 No. 5s, $4.80; 2 or more, s., lots,
20c cs., less; new 35 gal., bbl., $19. All
guaranteed: and frt., prepaid in state.

Ga, : pee | Exch. some for cow. peas, or Petty
No. I white Spanish peanuts,

Toole cotton seed. Lee Patrick, Quit-
Man, Gara So z ; Z
1929. Ga., Cane syrup in new Cypress
bbls., $17 per bbl., FOB: H. M. Baxter,
Ludowici, Ga., Rt. B.-

$4.50 cs., six 10 Ib.,-cans, $4.80: es., 12
0. 1b., cans. Frt. paid on 2 s., up: New,

35 gal., bbls., $19 del., 200 mi., $20, bal.

of state. Quality guaranteed. Exch. for
Lee Patrick, Quitman, Ga.

50c gal. in 10 lb., cans, 60c per can.
Cash with order. R. E. Bower, Dixie, Ga.
30 or 40 gals., pure Ga., Cane syrup,
in No. 10 cans, sealed while hot, 80c
gal, FOB, or exch. for hens, not over

Rieti:

10 size gal., buckets 75c gal. or exch. for
corn, near enough to be del., to my
ome. T. P. Thain, Metter, Ga.

to s: $4 es. 12) 1-2 gal., cans to cs.,
$4.25 cs., all labeled and guaranteed;
30 gal., bbls., $20 per bbl. Malvin Col-
ins, Waigtiam; Sa... eg
_ New crop syrup, old fashioned Sugar
Cane syrup; cs., six 10 Ib., cans, $4.80;
s., twelve 5 1b., cans, $5.20; Cayana
Cane syrup, cs., six 10 lb.-cans, $3.80.
All FOB and cash with @der. W. D.
Weis AGEL GG pe

- 1929 sugar cane syrup, in new cy-
press 35 gal., bbls., $17.50 per bbl., FOB.
H. M. Baxter, Ludowici, Ga., Rt. -B. _
3 M., pint bottles, Ist class. sugar

made to satisfy, $1.50 doz., same grade
}syrup in 1-2 gal., cans, 55c gal., 1 bbl.,
same grade, $30 FOB. Paul Clark, Bax-
Aty,; Gare : eS

VEGETABLES FOR SALE _
Jerusalem artichokes, 15c Ib., Exch.
for drie



ville, Ga., 76 Stewart, Ave. |
Good, No. 1, Ga., cabbage, by parcel
post, 2c 1b. Purchaser to
J. A. Tanner, Dial, Ga. : ts
| Want to contract for 1930 butter-
beans, baby limas; okra, tomatoes, bell
peppers, etc. Write for prices or make
offer. T

$1 bu., FOB your station for any quan-
tity over 2 bu. M. M. Eve, Augusta, Ga.,
care Barrett Food. Co. se
- Artichokes, 10c lb., for 8 1bs., or over:
12 t=2c lb., in smaller lots. Extra good
variety for planting or pickle. Cash,
and postage with order. Mrs. N. B. Bur-
den, Elberton, Ga., Rt. 8. eee
2 acres cabbage, ready to-sell, 5c per
head at the patch. M. Shirah, Seville,
one Wilcox county, care Shirah -and

PECAN_AND FRUIT TREES, VINES.
-~ETC., FOR, SALE ;

Currant berries, small, 2 for 25c;
large, 5c ea., little Purple, and big



Doerun, Ga., Rt. 1. Box 148. =
. White scuppernongs, 1 yr., vines, $2.50
2) yr. old May cherry trees, 10 ea., $1
gon ats. J.C. Eades, Gainesville, Ga.,
Large size,.3 yr. old budded pecan
trees, sell, or exch. for peach, apple,
figs, dewberry and raspberries. C. L.
Eubank, Eastman, Ga. : =
lingstone. June bud peach trees,
Write for prices. L. M. Jones, Molena,.
Ga. = See .

{

Schley, Stuart, and Money-Maker
pecan trees. Sell, or exch. for shelled

corn or shelled velvet beans. S. K.



syrup, 10 Ib., buckets, labeled, 6 to cs.,| 14

sample on request. L. T. Hendrix, Pavo,

field peas, or Pettys Toole cotton seed.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup in 35 gal., bbls., |.
1-1-2 yrs. old. J. J. Hart, Pitts, Ga.,
New Ga., Cane syrup, put up in No.

_ A No.1, Ga. Cane syrup, 6 gal., cans,

cane syrup, capped and nicely labeled, |

fruit, black-eyed. peas, or
-| for potatoes. Mrs. P. D. Ruben, Hape-

pay postage. | oo we. White, Goggins, Ga

. P.. Trowell, Ambrose, Ga.
Want Jerusalem artichokes. Will pay |.

White Figs, 25c ea. Mrs. J. B. Brown,

to 4-ft., 20 ea., also Prize

q,.| 8 ft. 40c t6 75e in
| to 100 lots, 10 per cent off. J, M. John-.

Lenon, Eastles, Lenox, Ga., Rt. 2. Box

Blue plum sprouts, 25 ea., goose
plums, 50c ea, Add postage. Also straw-
berry plants, 20c a. 100. Miss Monteen

Crowe, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 4. Box 65.

30 black walnut trees, 2 to 5 ft., 20c
and 30c ea. Cash and postage with or-

| der. Mrs. J. W. Holland, Unadilla, Ga.
=2- yr. old red Delicious, Yates, Kin-

ards Choice, Ark., Black, ~winesap,
Black Ben, Stayman and Rome Beatity,
branched out apple trees, 20c ea.,.1 yre|
old trees, 12 1-2c ea., also 1 yr. old
peach trees, 15c ea. All del. State in-
spected. T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Ga. ~
Grape vines: Hunt, Thomas, Flowers,
San Rubra, scuppernong, 20c ea., or
$2.25 doz., also male vines to pallenize
them, same price, and Silver Plume
grass, 12 ft. tall, 25 and 35 per clump;
Zebra Grass, 10 and 15 per. clump.
All well rooted and del., in Ga. T, A.
Heaton, Hartwell, Ga., Rt. 4. . :
Several fine, 5 yr. old. Hiley Belle
peach trees (to thin out my orchard
only), 75c:-ea., or: exch., for. eatable
farm products: Mrs. P. D. Ruben,
Hapeville, Ga., 76 Stewart Ave. :
All leading varieties, 2 yr. old apple

| trees, 20c ea.; 1 yr. 15 ea., peach trees,
Pure Sugar Cane syrup, Al grade,

20c;. Stuart and Schley pecan trees,
65c to $1.25; Keiffer-and Bartlett pear,
90c; early Richmond and May cherry,
0c; Niagara and.Concord grape, 10c
ea., Gov't insp., true to name. Exch. for
peanuts, syrup, or chickens. Mrs. Lee
Head, Cleveland, Ga,, Rt. 1. es

1 yr. old rooted Concord grape vines,
$1.75 per doz., Concord grape cut., 50
to bundle, $1.50. All FOB. Paui Clark,
Baxley, Ga.

- State insp., true to name, leadihg}

varieties, fruit trees; peach, $45 M.,
apple, $10 a 100; grapevines: Concord,
Lutie, Niagara, $7.50 a 100; figs, $10
a 100; pear, cherry, plum, $15 a 100;
pecans, $25 a_100 and. black walnut,
3 to 5 ft., trees,

ton. Neal Harper, Ocilla, Ga. ~
Imp. White Spanish peanuts, larger
than original, Benthal picked, $5.50 per
100 lbs.:, $100 per ton, FOB; also small
Spanish, $4.50 per 100 lbs. P. G. Tucker,
Pinehurst, Ga. 4 oe eS
_ Ga. Runner peanuts, for seed, 6c Ib.
W. L.. Castleberry, Adel; Ga., Rt. 3.
Box 4107, =: =: Se ee
. White Spanish peanuts, $4.50 per 100,
or $80 per ton. W. M. Hooks, Unadilla,
Gas Rie 2 ee my See
N. C. peanuts, 5c lb., Send money

order. J. H. Mullis, Pitts, Ga., Rt. 2.

Budded Stuart and Schley. pecan
trees, at very interesting prices. K. N.
Sharp, Commerce, Ga. Sie

State insp., paper shell pecan trees,

cheap, or exch. for peas, velvet beans,

oy beans, peanuts or corn. T. W. Kemp,
Ohoopee, Ga? eet ce

State insp., peach trees: Mayflower,
Red Bird, Early Rose, Carmen, Ga.
Belle, Hiley Belle Elberta,
Cling, white English and Stinsons Oc-
tober, 3 to 4 ft., 20c ea., del. Prize-
Taker and- Evans plums, same -price.
- Red Goose plum trees, 15c ea., 10 for
$1; Blue Damson, 25c ea., 5 for $1;
4 cf ea., variety, all well rcoted, $1. All
del. A. Steinheimef, Wodlsey, Ga, Rte t

White Press pecan trees, 25c ea., FOB
Coolidge, or send postage. Mrs. J. L.
Banister, Coolidge, Ga.

State insp., budded, Stuart and Schley
pecan trees, 2 to 9 ft., 20 to 80c ea. Will
exch. J. A. Johnson, Shellman, Ga, |

Big, strong pecan trees, budded from
heavy bearers, best varieties, low pric-
es. H. P. Stubbs, Ochlochnee, Ga.

Red. goose plum trees, 5c ea., $10 for
100; Blue.Damson, plum, well rooted,
20c ea., 6 for $1. Cash with order. Mrs.
J. W. Loggins, Gainesville, Gas Rit

50M Schley, Stuart and Money-Ma- | :

ker pecan trees, chap. Write for pric-
es, Stating quantities you can use. Cc.
C. Harman, Stovall; Ga. ee :

State insp. peach trees, Mayflower, |

Red Bird, E. Rose, Carmen, Ga. Belle,
Hiley Belle, Elberta; Chinese Cling,
White Eng. and Stinsons
Taker and
Evans plums, same
White, Goggins, Ga. :

State insp., budded Stuart and
Schley pecan trees, true to name, 4 to
lots of a doz., 50

son, Shellman, Ga.,

r

RFD 1.
Stuart and Tesche pecan trees, with

good roots and stacky growth, 4 to 5

ft, 40c; 5 to 6 ft., 50c; 6 ft. up, 75e.

Exp. paid on 10 up. In lots within 60

mi. will set and guarantee to live reas-

| onable; also: Concord grape vines, 10c
By. N $1.20

1. $ Id



$2.40 doz. E. B. Travis,
Riverdale, Ga, . Se i i
21 tons No. 1 Spanish peanuts, $75 |-

Chinese |

Progressive Everbearing, Klondike and

October, 3]
price, del. P, W.|

too-tan, Laredo,
bea: : er



PAGE FIVE

State insp., budded pecan trees, 2 to
10 ft., 20 to 80c in lots of 10 or more,
Miss Ronie Johnson, Shellman, Ga.

Riis :

5M Hiley; 3M Elbertas, 1,500 Early

Rose June Bud peach, 8-10 in., 10 to
15 inch; 2M apple, 2 yr. in Yates, Stay- -
mans, Terry, Hackworth,

yrs., Keiffer, LeConte, Pineapple, Bart-. <
lett, Garber and Sugar; 2,500 grape _

vines, 2 yr. Concord, Ives, Moores Ear-
ly Berckmans Red, Salem, Lutie, Lu-.

- Budded Schley pecan trees, 2 to 8

ft., in lots of 100 or more, 20 to 45c ea., .

less lots, 5c per tree more. Exch, for.
peas, peanuts, O-too-tan soy beans.

and corn in first-class cond., at reas-.

onable price. L. M. Kennedy, Collins, .
Ga. ; ee 3 Bea
_ State insp., true to name peach trees:-
june buds, 12 to 18 in. $45 M., 18 to
24-in., $55 M., 2 to. 3 ft. $65; 1 yr.
2 to 3 ft. $75; 3 to 4 ft., $100 M,, also.
apple trees, $10 a 100; Cherry, pear, .

fig, plum, $15 a.100; grape vines, $7.50-

a 100; raspberry vines, $3 a 100; black
walnut trees, 3 to 5 ft., $1.50 doz. BE. B.
Travis, Riverdale, Ga. : =

Pecan EDroYts from large pecans, well 3
ft, 10c-to 25c; seedling

rooted, 2 to
Ga. <Belle peach trees, 1 yr. old, 10c

ea., $1 doz., white scuppernong,-2 to
5 ft., Brown sugar figs, and sweet and

sour pomegranates, 15c ea., 2 for 25c.
All well rooted. Mrs. V. E. McCook,
Metntyre; Gas Rt-2. 53 4
All leading varieties, well
2 yr. old apple trees, 20c ea., 1 yr., size,

and cherry, 50c; Concord and Niagara
grape vines, 10c; peach tres, 20c ea.
All true to name, and Govt., inspected

Mrs. Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 1.
Box 1. : LETS sees

stock, grown in Gas best pecan soil.
Experienced for several yrs., in pecan.

growing. Write for further information~ >

Ss

and prices. Goode Hammock, Shell-
man, Ga. *

Mrs. B. F. Morrison, Gainesville, Ga.,

Rt. 8.

Crabapple, Brown turkey figs, and

goose plums, 25c ea, Mrs. M. H. Wal-.
ker, Grantville, Ga. pa ae
_4 yr. old pruned Concord grape vines,
15c ea. $12 a 100, $100 M. No less than:
6 to 1 customer, Money order, or cash-
iers check with order. No exch. R. H.
Akin, Griffin, Ga., Rt. B.. -

May cherry sprouts, 2 to

3 ft. 2 yrs.

old, 25c ea. also large goose plums, ~

same size, 20c ea. Add postage. Lonnie

Rundles, Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7.
Large, 2 yrs. old apple.trees: Red
Delicious, Staymans, Ark. Black, Kin-
ards Choice, Yates, M. B. Twig, Rome
Beauty, Black Ben, branched out stock,
25 ea. $20 a 100 del., also 1 yr. old
stock, most all varieties, 12 1-2c ea.,
del., State insp., true to name. T,
Webb, Ellijay, Ga.. fs

200 Elberta -seedling peach trees,

fyr. old, 20 ea. Cash with order. Law.
ee Mulkey, Ellijay, Ga., Rt. 4. Box -

30 Ms high grade budded paper shell _

pecan trees. Write for low price list.
W. L. Harrell, Fitzgerald, Ga. en
State insp., true to name apple an
peach trees, all leading varieties, 3 to
4 ft., 15 ea.; pear: Early Harvest and
Keiffer, 4 to 5 ft., 50c ea., Grape vines,
2 yr. No. Concord Blue and Niagara
White, 15c ea., also

Strawberry plani

Lady Thompson,
the above for ho
oe Ws Es F { st
state insp., budded pecan trees: Sch

ley and Stuart: 2 to 10 ft., 20c to 80c
Se a Ae idus Johnson, Shellman,

50 a 100. Exch. of



Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED are

- Georgia Products _

ae

=

=
te RR alg

_ Want to exch. imp. Wannam ker
gees ee reion seed for good,

peas. Give 3 for 1. Nea] J. ite,
Hartwell, Ga, Rt. 1. at a
_Want several hundred bu.,
Crowder peas and improved Spanis
peanuts. Buy any quantity, anywher
J. F. Ratcliff and Son, Blackshear, (

Want cow peas, all. varieties, also
Lady peas, an eae crowders, and O
DiuOX1-

Winesap,
Early Harvest, Early yellow May,*large _
yellow and red Delicious, 1,500 pear, 2

branched,

Budded. pecans, healthy, vigorous

eile, Moores Diamond, Mortons Va.
scuppernong and James grapes. James
Cureton, Austell, Ga.

ied

ia
=) i

eat

15c ea., pecans, 65c to $1.25 ea., pear |

pk?
Black walnut trees, 3 ft. 50c ea., del.

3

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PAGE SIX
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED |
Want to exch. Wannamaker cotton
seed and Piedmont 2 ear seed corn
for Cow peas. Only first class seed
; . Rhett Steinheimer, Woolsey,
Want to exch. State -insp., paper
_ shell pecan trees for peas, peanuts, or
. corn, velvet and soy beans. T. W. Kemp.
~Ohoopee, Ga.
Want beans and peas, any variety,
-any size lots. Name lowest price. C. A.
- Rowland, Athens, Ga.
Want all varieties peas, velvet beans,
_ Soy beans and chufas. Send samples
and quote best prices. Any quantity.
Bennetts Bonded Warehouse East-
man, Ga.
- Want to exch. pure bred Ga. Cane
_ syrup for 200 lbs., large cream crowd-
er peas. R. E. Bower, Dixie, Ga. ~
Want 100 bu., No. 1 Brabham peas.
Make best price and send sample. A. O.
Cobb, Adel, Ga.
-. Want to buy mixed peas. W. W. Wil-
_liams, Quitman, Ga._
_ Want peas, syrup, oats, in exch. for
good planting seed of Wannamaker
cotton seed, or Piedmont 2 ear corn.
_ Rhett Steinheimer, Woolsey, Ga.
~ Want field peas, soy beans, etc.
_ State price, amount, quality and va-
Yiety. J: L. Meadows, Vidalia, Ga.
_ Want 2 Ibs. Willets Wonder frost-
_, proof Eng. peas. State price. C. N.
Waits, Rockmart, Ga. .:
_ Want beans and peas ,any variety,
any size lots. Name lowest price. C. A.
Rowland, Athens, Ga. -.
Want few bu. Mung beans; and all
varieties cow peas, and: Soy _ beans.
~ Quote us on what you have to offer.
_ Hickory Seed Co., Hickory, N. C.
_- Want velvet beans in pod, or shelled,
any quantity. State price, quantity of
ea. variety and time of shipment. T.
A. Acree, Camilla, Ga.
_ Want to exch. 3 lbs. white running
butter beans for 3 lbs. white bush but-
_ter beans. Mrs. A. E. Biggers, War-
wick, Ga, Rt. 1.
; Want Sugar Crowder peas for seed.
Name price and quantity. W. C. Smith,
College Park, Ga. Rt.. 2.
__ Want mixed peas. W. W. Williams,
- Quitman, Ga. 4



CORN AND CORN MEAL
pe WANTED
_ Want at once, good grade, clean yel-
low corn, shelled. 5 to 50 bu., lots. Wire
_ prepaid lowest del., Albany price. Wire
refunded if your offer accepted. Charles
Tyler, Albany, Ga. e :
_ Want old fashioned little. cob seed
corn with small white cob; 8 rows to
ear, large grains, with 2 or more ears
to stalk. Write prices. John Y. Walk-
eset, Sumner, Gaz Rt. 2. dS
_. Want to exch. value for corn, fodder,
hay, and cattle. W. J. Parr, Conyers,
Ga Rt 1,
Want weekly shipments of shelled,
milling corn del., to Doraville. Can use
50 bu. per week. Quote best price del.
W. T. Pelfrey, Doraville, Ga.

~~ COTTON SEED WANTED

_ CORN SEED



seed at $4 bu, or buy for cash. N. T.
Beasley, Kite, Ga.

FRUIT WANTED



_ Want 25 Ibs., dried apples and 25
Ibs. dried peaches. Pay $5 for the en-
tire lot. Must be pure, bright, and free
of insects. Write before sending. Mrs.
C. A, Patterson, Ty Ty, Ga. Rt. 1 |

___ Want 5 to 10 lbs. good, bright, sun
_ dried peaches. H. E. Thornton, M. D.,
_..Dewyrose, Ga., Rt. 2. 3

.. GRAIN WANTED | 2

oe Want 10 bu., oats suitable for spring
planting. State best price on lot. R. T.
May, Trenton, Ga., Rt. 1.

Quote best price on red winter wheat,
or any other sound wheat | you may
_ have for sale. Whitehurst Mills, Gor-
_ don, Ga. | a
__ Want a few bu., wheat for chicken
feed. Must be cheap. Paul Clark, Bax-
-ley, Ga. | : aa



HONEY BEES AND BEES SUPPLIES
ee - WANTED > :
Want honey bees in any style hives.
State number, style of hive and lowest
sh price at your place. R. T. Irish,
avannah, Ga., 1112 E. 36th St.

CANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Want No. 1 | ete ee eat pecans.



i :

MARKET BULLETIN

on.

Want all varieties pecans, any amt.
Neon W. Buchanan, Americus, Ga.

Want new crop pecans, all varieties,
budded and seedlings. Ship to us by
Express in dbl., bags, we will remit
immediately, or send samples, state
quantity of ea., variety, and price will

be given you. W. H. Robinson, Cairo, )

Ga.- : ;

Want all varieties, any amount pe-
cans. Neon W. Buchanan, Americus,
Ga. ~

Want to exch. shelled pop corn for
seedling pecans. 2 lbs. corn for 1 of
pecans, or exch. 2 lbs., corn for 5 of
peanuts. L. J. Vollrath, Winston, Ga.,
Rte 1.

Want any amount seedling pecans.
Cash, or value exch. L. E. Giddings,
Americus, Ga. |

Want new crop pecans, all varieties,
budded and seedlings. Ship in dbl.,
bags by Exp., we will remit immediat-
ely, or send samples, stating approx-
imate quantity of ea. variety, and
price will be given you. W. H. Robin-
son, Cairo, Ga.

Want No. 1. Stuarwand Schley pecans.
Send samples and. prices. Terminal
Fruit Co., Atlanta, Ga., Terminal Sta-
tion. .

Want 2 1-2 bu., good eating peanuts.
Will exch. 12 pints of pear preserves
in new jars. Mrs. Elbert Miller, La-
Grange, Ga., Box 508. ;

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES,
VINES, ETC., WANTED

Want insp. budded pecan trees.
State full particulars and price in first
letter. D. T. Jennings, Americus, Ga.,
PO Box 84. :

Want to buy old fashioned Little
Honey peach trees, or the seed. G. L.
Eubank, Eastman, Ga. ;

Want a good price del., on 4 ft., peach



trees, that ripen from May to October, /:

also other ae of nursery trees you
may have. J. M. McNeel, Helena, Ga.

POTATOES WANTED

Want sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes
and peanuts. Exch. for same. Mrs. E.
M. Lewis, Rydal, Ga., Rt. 2.

SYRUP WANTED

Want a good deal A 1 Sorghum syrup
in bbls., at the right prices. Can use
several bbls., every week. J. W. Gam-
mill,, Birmingham, Ala.. .

Want 25 gal. good thick pure cane
syrup, 1929 crop, bottled and labeled.
Send sample and quote lowest price
oo W. M. Thornton, Jesup, Ga., Box.

Want to exch. Wannamaker cotton
seed for bbl., or can, Ga., cane syrup,
and peanuts. C. R. & O. C.. Duggan,
Chester, Ga.

Want to exch., early prolifi Wool
Head cotton seed for Al Ga. sugar cane
syrup. Write for particulars. W. P.
Huggins, Auburn, Ga., RFD 1.

Vant about 10 gal., good syrup (for
eating), at reasonable price. Sorghum
syrup preferred. State what you have
and price, also would buy some sweet
and Irish potatoes. Write before send-
ing. Mrs. Bertha McMichael, Covington,
Ga., 819 Washington, Ga., Rt. 5.









- Seed For Sale

Large, round watermelon and large
muskmelon seed, ea., 15c teacup, hot
red pepper, 5c thblis., stringless green
pod, tender Bunch beans, clean, 15
teacup. Add postage on all orders. Mrs.
Ralph Williams, Cumming, Ga., Rt. 6.

White nest multiplying onions, 50c
gal., del., also extra early large size yel-
low corn for early roasting ears, 20c qt.,
del. Mrs. Grace B. Murphey; Jasper,
Gar, Rt 2."

Pure Dixie Bell melon seed, grown
30 mi. Atlanta, 75c lb. W. A. McLen-
don, Jonesboro, Ga. :
_ Texas seedling Ribbon Cane seed, 1
Ib., 20c; 3 lbs., 50c; 7 Ibs., $1. Postpaid
in Ga. No checks. J. H. Davig Mil-
ledgeville, Ga., Rt. 5.\Box 126.

Stone Mtn., seed,\selected frem large
melons, free from disease, $1 lb. J. M.
Stanfield, Lovejoy, Ga.

_Pure Lifsey.seed, selected from large
size melons, cut red, $1 lb., cheaper
in 25 or 30 1b., orders. W. V. Lamb,
Lovejoy; Ga. oe
- Pure Ribbon, red and green seed
cane, small or large quantities, ay.
about 3 ft., 2c a stalk, sacked for pro-
tection. Jas. A. Chauncey, Screven, Ga:



5 lbs:, genuine yellow Pryor tobacco |

seed, 40c oz. $6 lb. Yielded last yr.,
1831 lbs. per acre. Selected seed. G. T.



Bazemore, Pearson, Ga,
60 lbs., Li



Lifsey melon seed, $1 Ib., or

ruit Co., Atlanta, Ga., Terminal Sta-|75c lb., if entire lot is taken. S. J.

Rhodes, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 3.

Long Pod Okra seed, slightly mixed,
17 1-2c tb., or 25 lb., for $4; also pump-
kin and Cushaw seed, 15c per pkg., of
100 seed. Exch. for Irish potatoes (for
seed), syrup, honey, nest onions, or
anything can use. T. P. Trowell, Am-
brose, Ga. ; flo

White nest onions, sound and free
from trash, 60c gal., or $4 bu., del.
Mrs. E. A. Smith, Greenville, Ga., Rt.
3

3 lbs., Rocky Ford canteloupe seed,
50c lb. E. W. Hale, Jefferson, Ga., Rt. 5.

Limited quantity of Texas sweet
melon seed (melons grow to wt., 50
to 60 lbs., a good shipper and very
sweet). $3 lb. J. H. McLiett, Powersville,

Ga.

White multiplying nest onion sets,
sound and clean, 10c lb., del. John W.
Moseley, Soperton, Ga., Rt. 2.

Bonanza and Jamaica tobacco seed,
treated and selected, 40c per oz., post-
paid; also Austrian winter pea seed,
12 1-2c lb, in 25 lb., quantities. Sol

Oden, Blackshear, Ga. _
' Cabbage seed, $1.lb., turnip, and col-
lard, each, 35c 1b., tomato, $1 lb., Runy
King pepper, $3; and Tom Watson.
watermelon seed, $1 lb. W. W. Wil-
liams, Quitman, Ga. :

Red hot pepper seed, 10c tbls., Cu-
shaw seed, 15c per cup, all postpaid.
Mrs. Josephine Spear, Mitchell, Ga.

300 lbs., Tom Watson and 150 lbs.,
Dixie Belle, watermelon seed, home-
grown, 75c lb. Quick del. B. C. Boat-
right, (No address giver). -

Selected Lifesey melon seed, 65 lb.,
in 10 lb., lots, del. Edd Harper, Osier-
field, Ga. ;

Best grade Watson melon seed,.'75 Ib.
del. Miss Iris ONeal, Manassas, Ga.
Nice, clean dry sage, -
Money order only. Mrs. J. E. Yawn,
Milan, Ga., Rt. 2.
Imp. Weaver-Watson melon seed, $1
lb., FOB. John W. Good, Moultrie, Ga.

60c lb., del.4-

Thursday, January 9; 1930. i

Clean, dried white nest onions, 60c
gal. Cash with order. Postpaid. Mrs, S.
Cousins, Greenville, Ga., Rt. 3. Box 40.

Texas sweet watermelon seed, grow to i
wt., 80 to 100 lbs., melons, $4'lb., 1-4 Ib.
$1.25 del. E. T. Clements, Sandersville,
Ga. :

Nest onions, 50c gal., FOB, also peas
for sale. Mrs. Hattie M. Reeves, Green-
ville, RFD 3, Box 42. = a

Large white multiplying onions, 65_
gal., del. Mrs. Roy D. Tankersley, App-
ling, Ga. =o pe

7 lbs., okra seed (good variety), 25.
lb., or exch. for Spanish peanuts, or.
chufas. H. E. Thornton, M. D., Dewy-
rose, Ga., Rt. 2.0 = Ce

Extra large size black walnuts for
planting, 30c doz., also colored Bunch
butter-beans, 25c lb., 2 lbs., 40c. L. B.
Rountree, Swainsboro, Ga., Rt.5.

Selected watermelon seed, 75c lb. A. ~
G. Joyner, Pavo, Ga., RFD 4. ae

10 or 12 bu., white nest onions, $2.50.
bu., 70c pk., or 10c qt., Exch. for good.
cotton, corn, millet, or rape seed, if
reasonable. I. D. Dickerson, Dupont,
Ga., Rt. 2. Box 20. Z

12 lbs., long green pod okra seed, 40c
RFD 5.

Cash with order. D. W. Henderson,
Manor Ges os ae a
White velvet and long green okra, 25c
Ib., or exch. for Stone Mtn., woter-
melon seed. Jennie Rainwater, Black=
shear, Ga., Rt. 4. es: s!
Long green pod and white velvet okra
seed, 35c 1b., del., or .exch.-for butter- |
beans. L. T. Hendrix, Pavo, Ga., Rt. 4.
100 lbs., pimiento pepper seed, 1929
crop, sound and clean, 75c 1b., or
for the lot, J. E. Smith, Barnesville,

Ga., Rt. A. Box 171: 5; : at eg
8 Ibs., new, hand-graded okra seed, _
25c Ib,, 25 lbs., hand-graded white run- |
ning butter-bean seed, 25c lb. Mrs. M.

-F. Jones, Metter, Ga., Rt. 1.

100 lbs., Stone Mtn., selected mtn.

Texas Sweet watermelon seed (grown | seed, $1 lb. Special price on 10 lbs., up.

to wt., 80 to 100 lbs., very tender and
sweet): $4 lb., or 65c for 1-4 lb., del.,

|also Clements Favorite (wt., 60 to 70

lbs., round and white seed), $2 lb. E.
T. Clements, Sandersville, Ga. . |

60 lbs., Lifsey melon seed, $1 lb., or
75c lb., if entige lot is taken. S. J.
Rhodes, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 3.

White nest onions, 60c gal., white
Lady peas, 20c Ib., white Bunch butter-
beans, 20c lb. All postpaid. Cash with

order. Mrs. Alice Hodges, Greenville,

Ga,sRt. 3: Box 39. /

150 lbs., Dixie Belle watermelon seed,
carefully slected, from 30 to 50 Ib.,
melons, $1 1b., 25 bu., pure Stanleys
prolific seed corn, field selected and
shelled, 75c pk., $2.50 bu., also 1 Ib., Ga.,
grown celery *seed, 10c a teaspoonful.
All FOB. E. D. Clegg, Scotland, Ga.

Collard seed, $15 a 100, or 25c lb.
Malvin Collins, Whigham, Ga. -

Beat the Bee syrup cane seed (some-
thing new) made 175 gal., to the acre
this yr., 25c lb., or exch. for Whatleys
prolific of Bats prolific seed corn. D.
L. White, Villanow, Ga. RFD 2.:

Nice, Irish Grey watermelon seed, 40c
ee G. Albritton, Rupert, Ga., RFD

About 18 Ibs.,. good, selected Lifsey
watermelon seed, $1 per lb., FOB. J. M.
Knight, Doerun, Ga., RFD 4. :

50 lbs., or more, . nice, green pod
stringless giant snap bean seed, 35c
lb.,. or $15 for lot, FOB. Paul Clark;
Baxley, Ga. y

Cornfield bean seed, 30c lb., white
and col., bunch butter-bean seed, sound.
20c lb., and postage. Mrs. J: A. Howell,
Meigs, Ga.; Rt. 1, f
' White ee onions, 40c. gal.,|
tender garden bean seed, 20c pt., white
velvet okra, 10c pt., nice, dried sage,
10c cup; red hot pepper, 30c gal.,-also
shelled peanuts, $1 gal. Mrs. V. S. Ladd.
Gainesville, Ga., Rt. 7.

Large white nest onions, 60c gal., $4
bu. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenville,
Ga, eb. 3. IS

4 Ibs., red hot, pepper, $1,15 del., 2 lbs.,
nice, dry sage, $1.15 del. or both $2.25.
Money order only. T. H. McCurley,
Hartwell, Ga.

Hardys imp., Ice Cream watermelon
seed. Write for prices. C. N. Hardy,
Philomath, Ga. ae,

Slates imp., Cash Tobacco seed, from
1929 crop, 75c an oz., Can ship in any
quantity. Cash, or money order to ac-
company order. A. R. Henry, Uvalda,
Ga., PO Box, 23.

Watson melon seed, pure, 75c _ Ib.,
here; Wards Ideal, and Hastings
Gem canteloupe seed, ea., $1 Ib.
All FOB here. W. W. Jackson, Och-
fOCDNOG,: Grae ae cos

J. BE. Harper, Osierfield, Ga.
Vadco.Jappo turnip seed. (best for.

greens and turnips), 1-4 Ib., 40c; del.,

few Purple Top Globe Turnip seed, new |
crop, 40c lb., del. W. C. Smith, College
Park, Ga., Rt. 2. iNT
_ Dill seed, 10c thls. Mrs. A. E. Big-
gers, Warwick, Ga., Rt. 1. a
hite stem, winter heading collard
seed, 10c per oz., 3 for 25c; prizetaker |
and big Boston lettuce, 10c per cook- |
spoonful. Mrs. V. E. McCook, McIntyre
Thurmond Grey watermelon seed,
75c lb., higher during planting season.
W. H. Wall, Ellaville, Ga. S :
Dry sage, free from stems, 60c lb.,
postpaid. Mrs. J. W. Lee, Carrollton,
Ga., Rt. 8. : cs a eee
Russian sunflower seed for chicken
feed, 25c lb., 2 lbs., 40c; 6 lbs., $1 not

prepaid. Mrs. S. W. Clements, Rochelle,

Gas, Rt. ds Ge ;
Nice, clean dry sage, 60c lb., del.
Money. order only. Mrs. J. E. Yawn,

=1 Milan, Ga.,-Rt.2. :

Cattail millet, 10 in pod, seullion.
onion buttons, 15c qt., 2 for 25c;. sage
seed, 10c_ spoonful; coffee bean seed,
10 for 25, also 1 bu., ea., of Whatleys -
and Hastings pure prolific seed corn

15 peck, $2.50 bu., Exch. the corn fo:

good seed oats. 1 for 2, and both pay.
chgs. E. L. Corley, Mauk, Ga., Rt. 1,
_New crop Copenhagan cabbage seed,
$1.50 lb., Succession and E. J., cabbage,

$1 lb., Heading collard, 40c Ib., 3 Ibs.,

$1; carpet grass seed, $15 per 100 Ibs.
20c lb., in small lots; also sugar crowd-
er peas, 20c Ib., in 5.lb.; lots; black-eyed >
peas, 12 1-2c lb:., in 5 Ib., lots, cow
peas for hay, $3.50 bu. B. R. Woodliff,
Flowery Branch, Ga. ee Eee
Large white nest onions, 60c gal., $4
bu., del. Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Green-
ville, Ga. |
30 lbs., Hastings cabbage-collard seed
of known purity and high germination,
45c Ib., 1-2 lb., 25c del., 100 lIbs., absol--
utely pure, hand selected Stone Mtn.,
melon seed, 1-2 Ib., 55c; $1 Ib., del.
Quantities, cheaper. C. F. Maddox,
Flowery Branch, Ga. oe:
Stone Mtn., sound watermelon seed,
$1 Ib., Half Runner seed peanuts, 7c lb. _
Add postage. Mrs. John lL, Phillips,
Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt: 2. Ea
Old time running butter-bean. seed,
and white velvet okra seed, 30c Ib., del. _
C. G. Oliver, Barnesville, a. Rt, 2s
Cabbage seed, $1 lb., collard, 35c Ib.,
turnips, 35c; Ruby King pepper, $3;
tomato seed, $1; Bermuda onion seed,
$3; also Cayana seed cane, $10 per



a stalks. W. W. Williams, Quitman
a. ee ee



lb Mrs. C. H. Phillips, Moultrie, Ga,

- Chufa seed, good and sound, $4 bu. _

ursday, January 9, 1930.



- Seed Wanted

Want tomato seed, up to 5 Ibs., also
Bell pepper seed. Quote best price. B.
Purcell, Claxton, Ga.

Seed wanted: 1 lb., Bermuda onions;



piolbs eds,

l 1 lb. tomato, 10 Ibs., early

Eng., peas, in exch. for white feed

Ags, okra, or Cokers Staple cotton

ae W. S. Mixon, Griffin, Ga., Box

5 * 4

_ Want to exch. cabbage and heading

collard plants, for peanuts, -pecans,-sy-

rup, corn, potatoes ,beans and peas,

_ etc., seed at market price. B.'R- Wood-
liff, Flowery Branch, Ga.

. Want to exch. small palms at 50c ea.,
for any kind of seed. Mail seed to Ex.
periment Dept. B. O. Fussell, Bruns-
ick, Ga.;-RFD 1. ;

___ Want to exch. up to 10 lbs., selected
Watson melon seed for same amt.,
Stone Mtn. melon (round melons)
seed. Ea., to pay postage. C. H. Parish,
Tifton, Ga., Rt. 6.
Want recleaned, sound Chufa seed,
I to 5 bu., lots. J. H. Martin, Island
Grove, Fla., Box 3.
_. Want a few aqts., Old Time white
_butter-bean (baby limas not wanted)
_ seed. State price at once. J. J. Cribbs,
Sydney, Fla.

Miscellaneous For Sale

Nice, new geese feathers, 75c lb. Mrs.



M. S. Jones, Metter, Ga., Rt. 1.

_ 60 white 100 Ib., feed sacks, 3 for

BSC, a prepaid: J. Kingston, Atlanta,
__1 1-2 bu. walnuts. Sell, or exch. for

_ chickens, or for white feed sacks. Mrs.
C. H. Snow, Ivey, Ga.

_ Ground oyster shell for young chick-

ens, $1 per 100 lbs., FOB. W. A. Smith,

Savannah, Ga., 102 Bay St., East.

ee

= eo straw brooms wrapped with
fishing cord, $1 doz., also 50 lbs. mam-
moth sunflower seed, 20c Ib., or exch.

_ for good shoat. E. W. Hale, Jefferson,

af

Ga., Rt. 5.
_ All varieties fruits and berries cann-
ed, in Mason qt., and pint size jars,
Sweetened and ready to serve: plums,
pears, peaches, apples, cherries, black
-and huckleberries, and a limited quan-

__ tity of figs, also some chow-chow, $4.80

doz., qt. size; $3.50 pint size. All home-
_Inade. No less than a doz. sold. M. F.

Merriam, Demorest,.Ga.
18 lbs., new geese feathers, 1929 pick-

ing, $1 Ib. Mrs. H. I. Moore, White

Plains, Ga.
1 bu., black walnuts, $1 bu., FOB.

_ 1929 crop. O. S. Williams, Scotland, Ga.

es

__ 4 Ibs., good, dark red tobacco, del.,
in Ga. $1. J. W. Gay, Jasper, Ga. Rt. 3.

Watermelon rind preserves, 60c at.,
pear, peach, blackberry preserves, all

_ 50c qt., figs, 60c qt. Mrs. Z. M. Story,

Thomson Ga. |
__ Several doz., fruit jars, 1-2 gal., and

qt., sizes. Sell or exch,-for equal value.

Te:

a Williams, Quitman, Ga.

Mrs. P. D. Ruben, Hapeville, Ga., 76
Stewart Ave.

__ Several qts., pear and cucumber pick-
60c qt. Mrs. M. T. Brown, Fortson,

a 1000. W. W.

Ga
Cayana seed cane, $15

Miscellaneous Wanted

ve
&



-_ Want to hear from party having Rib-
bon green cane for sale. W. C. Bryan,

_ Arlington, Ga. Se

Want to buy Ginseng plants and seed.

ey Quote prices. R. R. Riley, Jasper, Fla.

oe

other farm products. J. 'T. Patterson,

Want 6 cans of pure, freshsHog lard.
Will pay 12 1-2c per Ib. L. M. Chambers,
- Uvalda, Ga., Box 82. oe
Want to exch, value, $1 to $500 for

Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 9. Box 116A.



Plants For Sale

Himalaya blackberry plants, 15c doz
Add postage. Mrs. W. J. Masters, Au-
burn, Ga., Rt. 1.

Extra early J. and Chas. W., Flat
Dutch, Sure Head and Succession cab-



_ bage plants, 55c, 500; 85c M., 2 M., $1.69.

Soa

, promptly shipped. F. F. Stokes, Fitz-

Del., postpaid. Large, well rooted plants,

_ gerald, Ga.

E. J., Copenhagen, Flat Dutch, Chas.

W., frost proof cabbage plants, post-
- paid: 60c, 500; $1 M., 2 M., $1.90. John

B. Pope; Fitzgerald, Ga. Se oes
E. J:, Flat Dutch, Copenhagen, Chas.
frost proof cabbage~ plants, 60c,

MARKET BULLETIN

500; $1 M., 2 M., $.90. J. R. Pope, Fitz-
gerand, Ga.

Frost proof cabbage plants, Chas.
W., E. J. W., and Flat Dutch, prepaid,
200, 50c; 500, 90c; $1.25 M. Guaranteed.
J. A. Johnson, Jr., Rockingham, Ga.

True Mastodon strawberry. plants,
strong and well rooted, $2.50 a 100 post-
paid. L. Hattaway, Blakely, Ga.

Nice sage plants, 3 for 25c: 65c per
doz., pd. Exch. for peanuts, or pecans.
Mrs. Annie Vollrath, Winston, Ga.

_Chas. E. J., and All Season cabbage
plants, 75c, 500; $1.25 M., del. G. E.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1.
_ Chas., E. J., Copenhagen, Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, prepaid? $1.25 M., Exp.
Col. $1 M., onion plants, $1 M., large
plants and prompt shipment. C. M.
Sims, Pembroke, Ga. . :

Strawberry plants, of the Red Gold
variety, $1 doz., $2, 50; $4, 100; $35 M.
Originated by Gardner Nursery Co.
ae Chrisulakey, Washington, Ga., Rt.

Collard and onion plants, $1 M.
W. W. Williams, Quitman, Ga.

Crystal Wax white Bermuda onion
plants, $1 M., FOB. Add postage if
ordered by parcel post. H. F. \Stair,
Valdosta, Ga. :

Latham raspberries (extra large red
berries) plants. 50c a doz., $3.50 a 100,
= a M., FOB. W. L. South, Lavonia,

a iC

E. J., Succession and Heading variety
collard plants, good size and good roots,
80c, 500; 30c, 100; $1.25 M., 5 M., or
more, 90c M. Satisfaction guaranteed.
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch, Ga.

Cabbage, onion and collard plants,
$1 M., not postpaid. W. W. Williams,
Quitman, Ga.

_Everbearing strawberry plants, 25c a
100, or exch. Mrs. W. B. Kuglar, Bow-
don, Ga., Rt. 6.

Progressive -everbearing strawberry
plants, 25c a 100. Mrs. Charlie Wilson,
Mineral Bluff, Ga., D. Box. ,

Crystal Wax Bermuda onion plants,
20c a 100, $1.50 M., del. Would exch.
Benjamin Hicks, Adel, Ga., Rt. 1.

- Kudzu _plants, 2 to 5 yrs. old, and
budded Schley pecan trees, 2 to 8 ft.,
tall, at reasonable prices. Exch:, for 2
row mule cotton duster in first class
cond., field peas, O-too-tan Soy beans
and corn, at reasonable prices. No junk
wanted. L. M. Kennedy, Collins, Ga.

Imp., large, tame Klondike straw-
berry plants, 30c a 100, $2.25 a M., Ever-
bearing, 40c a 100. Mrs. Rosie Crowe.
Cumming, Ga., Rt. 4. -

_ Everbearing strawberry plants, (sub-
ject to insp.), $1.50 M., del., or exch.
for value to amt., of plants wanted.
Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Ga., Rt. 1.

Missionary, Klondike and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, 50c a 100;
$3.50 M., Progressive Everbearing, '75c
a 100, $6.50 M. Exch. for peanuts, syrup,
or chickens. All state insp. Mrs. Lee
Head, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 1.

Himalaya blackberry plants, 25c doz.,
$1.50 a 100, del. No personal checks.
Chas. T. Smith, Austell, Ga. Rt. 2.
Box 90.

E. J., frost proof cabbage plants, now
ready, 65c, 500; $1 M. postpaid. Prompt
shipment. R. Chanclor, Seville, Ga.

Fine, large, rooted Kudzu plants, $1
per 100, $9.50 M. J. W. Toole, Macon,
Gant. 2a
_E. J.. Dutch, Copenhagen, Chas.
Wakefield, frost proof cabbage plants,
postpaid? 500, 60c; 1 M., 90c:; 2 M.,
$1..75. Jno. B. Pope, Fitagerald, Ga.

Bermuda onion plants, from import-
ed seed, yellow and white, 60c, 500:
$1 M., open grown Iceberg lettuce
plants, 200 for 50c, 500,for $1. All del.,
epee E. L. Durham, Dublin, Ga.,

1 M. St. Regis raspberry, Missionary
and Klondike strawberry, and Eldorado
blackberry plants for sale. James Cure-
ton, Austell, Ga.

Washington asparagus, 1 yr. roots,
now. ready for transplanting, $1.25 per
00. A. N. Thornton, Camilla, Ga.,
Rt.-1, :

Everbearing- and Lady Thompson

| strawberry plants, 25c a 100; horse rad-

ish, 6 bunches, 25c; horsemint, 6 bunch-
es, 15c; peppermint, 10c for 24; black
raspberry, 3 for 25c; also winter and
fall pear sprouts, 3 for 25c, $1 per 15.
Add postage on, -small orders .\Mrs.
Sarah Grindle, Dahlonega, Ga., Rt. 1.

100 M., strawberry plants, 15c a 100
and postage. Guaranteed to be large
berries. Mrs. E. C. May, Sandersville,
Ga., 401 Warrenton Road:

Missionary, Klondike and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, 50c a 100;
$3.50 M., Everbearing, 75c a 100.. Will
exch, Mrs. Lee Head, Cleveland, Ga.,
Rt. 1. Box 1.



for $5. Exch. for cow peas, at $3.50 per

800 Kudzu plants, 5c a 100, or lot

bu. Gene Harper, Hartwell, Ga., RFD
1

Bermuda onion plants, from imported
seed; Crystal wax and Straw color, 500,
60c: $1 M., Iceberg lettuce, 200, 50c;
$1 for 500. All postpaid. E. L. Durham,
Dublin, Ga., Rt. 5.

E. J., E. Copenhagen, Flat Dutch and
Chas. W., cabage plants, postpaid: 60c,
500; $1 M., 2M., $1.90; $4.50, 5M. J. R.
Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga.

Frost proof cabbage, $2 M., onion,
$1.50 per M., Good plants, prompt ship-
ment. J. M. Davis, Tifton, Ga.

Bermuda onion plants, $1.25 M., 10
M., lots, $1.10 M. No order filled for
less than 1 M. Cash with order. R. E.
Bower, Dixie, Ga. pS

Guaranteed, will rooted, 7 in., frost
proof, extra early, E. J. Wakefield cab-
bage plants. Correctly packed in well
ventilated boxes, 60c, 300; $1, 700; $1.25
M. postpaid; $1 M., FOB. Exch. for
Globe turnip, Texas Ribbon, or Honey
Drip cane seed. C. F. Maddox, Flowery
Branch, Ga. fk

Large, white nest onions, 60c per
gal., $4 bu. del. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville, Ga.

Sage plants, 10c ea., Mammoth Ever--
bearing strawberry, 30c a 100; $2.50 M.,
also sweet and sour pomegranate bush-
es, 25c ea. E. L. Corley, Mauk, Ga., Rt.
1

Sage plants, peppermint, red Ever-
bearing raspberry, 10c ea., 3 for 25c;
June berries, very prolific, bear. in
clusters and taste like huckleberry, 15
ea., 2 for 25c; black everbearing mul-
berry, 2 to 4 ft., well rooted, 15c, 20c
ea., $10 a 100. Mrs. V. E. McCook, Mc-
Intyre, Ga., Rt. 2.

Sage cuttings, 50 for 25c prepaid. Msr.
L. B. Taylor, Rydal, Ga. 7

Large strawberry plants, $1.75 M., also
red Fig sprouts, well rooted, 10 for $1.
White blackberry plants, 25c ea. Mrs.
John A. McCurley, Hartwell, Ga., RFD
2

Everbearing strawberry plants, 20c a
100. Miss Lizzie White, Dahlonega, Ga.,
Rt: 1;. Box -33:

Scullion plants, fall grown, 25c a: 100;
60c, 300; also garden sage, 3 bunches,
25c; and artichokes, 5c 1lb., 50c pk. All
del. Mrs. J. T. Patillo, LaGrange, Ga.,
Rt. 6. Box 60. . Bee

E. Flat Dutch and Wakefield cab-
bage plants, 20c a 100, 40c, 300; $1 M.,
del., 5 M., and over, 80c M., collect.
Lee Crow, Oakwood, Ga., Rt. 1. f

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage plants,
20c a 100, 90 M., mailed, 5 M., and up,
60c M., Exp. Collect; Klondike and Lady
Thompson strawberry plants, 25c a 100,
$1.50 M., del. C. Garrett, Oakwood, Ga.

E. J., frost proof cabbage plants,, 65c,
500; $1_M., postpaid..R. Chanclor, Se-
ville, Ga. : : i

True Mastodon strawberry plants,
strong and well rooted, $2.50 a 100 post-
paid. L: Hattaway, Blakely, Ga.

Lucretia dewberry plants. Sell, or
exch. for value. Write. J. L. Meadows,
Vidalia, Ga. +

Tame dewberry vine, well rooted, 5c
ea., 6 for 25c. Add postage. J. R. Stray-
horn, Flowery Branch, Ga., Rt. 1._

Klondike strawberry plants, 25c a 100,
$1.75 M., Cash with order. No checks.
Carl Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, Ga.,
Rt 1;

E. J., Copenhagen, Dutch, Chas. W., |
frost proof cabbage plants, postpaid;
500, 60c; $1 M., 2 M., $1.90; 5 M., $4.50.
John B. Pope, Fitzgerald, Ga. .



Farm Help Wanted

Want a good honest gentleman, who
is willing to work to live in the house
with me and pay board and jwork crop
of cotton on 50-50 basis. Will furnish
work to help pay board: B. E. Foster,
Carrollton, Ga., RFD 2.

Want settled, middle-aged woman to
live on farm and care for poultry and
other light work. Good home for right
party. Mrs. R. N. Stanley, Wrights-
ville, Ga. :

Want a boy to plow and do gen. farm
work; willing to work and do anything
that comes to hand. No town boy need
apply. $12 or $15 per mo., and board
and laundry. Prefer boy 16 to 18 yrs.
of age, strong, able to work and with-
out bad_habits. Begin at once. See me,.
or write at once. H. M. Horton, Lenox,
Ga., Rt. 1.

Want 1 wage hand for 1930~<crop.
Pay $10 mo., and board. Must be hon-
est, sober,- reliable, etc. Would also
consider a share cropper who can fin-
ance self, with enough help to take
care of 1 plow. J. J. Mims, Boston, Ga,
.~Want steady single man to live in
home, with 3 old people and cultivate
3 or 4-acres tobacco and what cotton
can handle on halves. Board, washing





| Sirable trucker who can

PAGE SEVEN

not busy in own crop, and will finance

same reasonably. J.
Ga. Ri 2 i

Want single man, not under 21 yrs.
of age to do gen. farm work. Must be
sober, honest and willing worker. Begin
February 1st. Pay $20 per mo., straight
time and board. W. B. Sutton, Adairs-
ville, Ga., Rt. 1.

Want a good honest man, or boy to

G. Turner, Lenox,

live as one of family and help make

crop, 1930. Corn, cotton and tobacco.
Good land and good stock to work with.
Will give share in crop, board and
laundry to right party. Will take col-
ored man or boy if honest, and good
worker. See me, or write at once, Can
give ref. J. S. Long, Hagan, Ga., Rt. 1.

Hancock, Atlanta, Ga., 563 Orme Circle, |
HEmlock 3550.
Want man or boy to live as one of
family and help with gen. farm work,
garden, and have small crop for self,
shares or wages. Good chance.to right
party. 5 mi., Griffin on Sou. RR. O. T.
Moreland, Rover, Ga. ote
Want a man capable of operating
farm tractor, and truck up-keeping and
repairing; do farm work; near Atlanta.
House. Salary. Regular work. Give fuil
information as to what you can do.
Thos. H. Pitts, Atlanta, Ga., 1320 First
Nat'l Bank Bldg. es
Want a middle-aged woman without
dependants to live on farm with family
of 3, and do gen. farm work, for salary.
Must be willing, good worker and be
able to furnish ref. Want party by 1st
of year. Mrs. S. J. Jackson, Armuchee,
Ga. oe an
Want, nice, industrious man to live in
house with 2 old people, and do gen.
farm work for 1930. Board and laundry
furnished. A. P. Odom, Adrian, Ga. __
Want good farm hand for wages.
Pay $15 per mo., if extra good hand
will raise wages after 3 mos. Must be.

~

Pa

honest, sober, and able, good worker.

Otis H. Wheeler, Milan, Ga., Rt. 1.
Want a good farmer with force to
run ag, 3 horse crop on halves. Good.
land, good 7 room house, good barn
and out-bldgs., near church and con-
solidated school, and on good paved
road, 25 mi. from Atlanta. W. H. Hill,
Palmetto, Ga. ;
Want boy 12 to 16 yrs. old to live
with family and help with garden,
stock, cows, etc., or middle-aged woman
with son, 12 to 14 yrs. old to help wit
garden, chickens, cows and small cot
ton farm. N. H. Wilson, Athens, Ga.,
P.O. Box 28.
Want 1 good hand to work on farm.
and in dairy. Pay man with family,
$25 and solid time, with a small patch
per mo., or a single man, $18 per mo.,
board and laundry, and solid time. At
ynce. T. L. Powell, Fitzgerald, Ga., Rt. 4.
Phone, Ocilla, Ga., 28-23. : Ce
Want 15 or 20 yr. old girl to help
with light farm work. Come see, or
waite. H. L. Messer, Ashburn, Ga., Rt.

Want widow. with boy large sno
to plow and girl or two for hoe he p
Will finance same. C. C. McDanie
Winder, Ga., Rt. 1. =o Ae
Want boy to live as one of family.
Must be willing worker, and be inter-
ested in education and farm work.
Not under 12 yrs. or grown man of
good habits, not over 50. Live as one of
family. Write at once. Mrs. M. T. Tay=
lor, Naylor, Ga. ae
Will furnish land and mule to de-
furnish self.

See proposition on Blythe Isle. Bee
Fussell, Brunswick, Ga., RFD 1.
Want small family to run 2 plows;
white or colored. Share plan. Bulloch
County. Geo. E. Wilson, Brooklet, Ga.
_ Want nice woman with 1 or 2 boys
or girls, with good ref., to take charge
of my country place. Must.be able t
look after everything partaining to.
farm home. Write for information. A
vin Carter, Nichols, Ga. ee

reputation and without bad habits
live as one of family and work on fa:
for wages. State exp., salary expec
and other information you care
give in first letter. J. F. Lindsey, Tift
Ga., Rt. 6. :
Want young married couple to work
for wages on farm. M
workers, healthy, strong and -sobe:
Give $1 per day, furnish house and
wood. Steady work for 1930. Woman to

help hoe and gather crop. G. B. H:
Cobbtown, Ga.
Want party to go into the -chicke)
business with me. I will furnish lan
and do work. Want 500 or 1 M., hen
or baby chicks, enough to raise th
many hens. Can furnish ref. Wri
conditions you will form partnershi



and $8 per mo., will pay $1 a day when

John K. Lee, Carrollton, Ga., Rt.



75 acres,.10 mi., Atlanta. 50-59 basis.
Want small negro family. Mrs. R. T.

Positions Wanted

~~ Young man, healthy and



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strong,
wants job on farm. Can also drive

_ truck. Single, no bad habits. Write.
_- Mrs. Bertha McMichael, Covington, Ga.
~ Rt. 5.

Want small 1 horse crop for 1930
with good, reliable man, who can fur-
nish a small amount to go on, or a
chicken farm to raise chickens: near

~ Towns,, Scotland, or McRae. Prefer
- raising chickens. Have plenty of help.
Mrs. C. W. Collier, Towns, Ga.

~ Want job on farm. 23 yrs. old. Have

_ wife and 2 children. Willing worker. Can

drive tractor and truck. At once. T. C.

~ Rainwater, Atlanta, Ga., 205 B. Rein-

aes

604 7th St, N.

-hardt St.
- Want job blacksmithing. Expert. 37
yrs. old. Life time exp., blacksmithing.
Work for whatever you think I am
worth. M. E. Patterson, Cordele, Ga.,

Want job looking after farm. Can

do earpenter, building and repair work.
- 2 yrs. old. No family. Will have to

-=board. Ref.,

given. J. B. McCardel,

- Box Springs, Ga, RFD2.. - :
Want place to raise chickens, Wil-
- ling to pay Standing rent. Children

- able to help pick cotton. A. M.
_ Hapeville, Ga.

Tyner,

_.2 good wage hands want employ-
ment on farm. Sober, honest, etc., lived
- on farm all our lives; 19 yrs. old, wt.,

138 Ibs., youngest, 15 yrs. old, wt., 81 Ibs.,

at $20 and $16 per mo., and board, with

wages paid every two weeks. If party

- wants good hands, communicate with

t

- their fatherG. P.

Thomas, Vidalia,
Ga, Rt. 1. : ee
-Exp., milker wants job in dairy, or

~ would like to trade for a 2 horse farm

on shares. J. C. Howe, Ft. Valley, Ga.
-17 yrs. old, sober, willing worker, boy

- wants job for $17 per mo., board and

- washing. Any kind of farm work. J. A. |

~ Jones, Butler, Ga., Rt. 1. care W. H.

_Millirons. -

__. 20 yr. old boy, sober and industrious,
wants job for wages, $18 per'mo., board
and washing. Any kind of farm work.

RR, F. Jones, Butler, Ga., Rt. 1. care

W. H. Millirons. : ee
_ Exp., poultryman wants job as gen.

--manager of poultry farm on 50-50 basis.

P. -R. Hallman, Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 2.
Want a 2 horse farm on 50-50 basis.

Party to furnish $12.50 to the plow per

fa

mo., also will have to move him. 5 in
mily large enough to work and all

_ good workers. James L. Peavy, Finley-
= $0n;-Ga., Rt. 1.

_ Want job on farm for 1930. Poultry,
truck, or gen. farming, for wages. 21
yrs. old, good worker, and lived on

_ farm all my life. Make best offer im-

- children wants

- mediately. - William Johnson,

Stock-

bridge, Ga., Rt. 2. care W. A. Bellagh.
24 yr. old married man with 2 smali
job on dairy farm, del.,
etc., or on poultry farm. Both

a
wife and self energetic workers, honest

and sober. Expect fair treatment and
@ house to live in. Write at once. Des-

- burn Chapman, Berlin, Ga., Rf. 1,

~ Want job on poultry farm for wages.
a e, 38 yrs. old, with 10 yrs. eXxp.,
_ Wapnesting, feeding, culling, incu-

bating and brooding. Can bring your

Manage 15 or 20.

lock ay. up. Proper care and exp. Clif-
ford Renouf Lithonia, Ga., Rt. 2.

~ Want job on farm as overseer. Can
plows, or will accept

Small 1 horse crop on 50-50 basis, and

~ Will work for ma:

all spare time. Like

~ to raise lots of chickens, a few hogs,

and some vegetables for market, also
Sweet potatoes. Just wife and self, Both
60 yrs._of age. Wish to move at once.
XK. Fuller, Meansville, Ga., Rt. 1.
Single man wants job on poultry or
1 2 had some exp., with
poultry. Can furnish good ref. . J.
- Holloway, Millen, Ga. Sthale
Single, 26 yr. old man wants: to run
a good farm on halves, or for wages.

Exp., and can give ref. Paul Pritchett,

Atlanta, Ga., Rt. 7. Box 219.

__- Want a 2 horse farm on 50-50 basis.

Prefer So. Ga., raising corn and cotton
ostly. T. D. May, Atlanta, Ga., 439
liver: St. < + es x
_Want place on farm with good man
nd work with and stay with him as

i and have good

he nest. Want to
start ist of. January. J. W. Sheppard, }
Machen, Ga. ae
Want job on farm, or milk dairy.
-21_yrs. old, life time exp., Farm: for
$25 a mo., straight time, board and
undry; Dairy: $35, with board and
dry. Start any time. Pat Sheridan,
Sville, Ga. Rt. 2. et
int. job as overseer truck farm
sand good house, anywhere

ie No. Ga, 22 yrs. exp. Married, 37 yrs.
old, and no booze head. W. E. Murphy,
Atlanta, Ga., 835 York Ave., S. W.

Want job with some good man who

crop. Hard worker, can also keep up
farm and do carpenter work; raise
cattle; hogs, and 1 or 2 milch cows for
our use. 2 horse farm with 3 or 4 room
house. Best. of ref. Write, or come see
me, 3 mi., Rockledge. Have to be mov-

Want job on farm as overseer. Can
manage 15 or 20 plows or. will accept
small 1 horse crop on 50-50 basis and
will work for party spare time. Like to
raise lots of chickens, a few hogs, and
vegetables for market, and sweet po-
tatoes. Just wife and self, both 60 yrs.
of age. Wish to move at once. J. K. Ful-
ler, Meansville, Ga., Rt. 1. ~

Want job on farm as overseer. Uan

small 1 horse crop on 50-50 basis. Like
to raise lots of chickens, a few hogs,
and some vegetables for market. Just

at once. J. K. Fuller, -Meansville, Ga.,
RED 1. :

Want job as blacksmith on farm.
Expert, and will work for reasonable

604. 7th St.,-North.

Single, 40 yrs. old man, wants place
in dairy to milk-cows and raise hogs,
or any kind of farm work. State what
you have and will pay, including -board

/Athens, Ga., 327 Oak St. iets

Want job for wages on farm, also
want 6 acres of cotton for wife and 2
children to work on. 50-50 basis. Exp.,
in farming. Move in January or first
of February. A. N. Daniel, Macon, Ga.,
Box. 235. See ee

Widow woman, 3 children, boy 16,
and 2 girls, 18 and 11 yrs. old, want
job on farm, helping with poultry and
gen. farm work. DeKald and Fulton
Counties preferred. Mrs. Emma Thom-
as, Lithonia, Ga., Rt. 1. :

Educated, elderly woman desires light
work on poultry or rabbit farm near
Atlanta. Ref., exch. Mrs. M. Howard,
Duluth; Ga. ;

Want place looking after farm and
keeping up buildings, etc: Experienced;
also in carpenter work. J. B. McLear-
del, Box Springs, Ga:, RFD 2.

Want job on farm on shares or wages.
Good ref, over period of 9 yrs. Write
for further particulars. G. H, Mitchell,
Atlanta, Ga., 368 Whitehall St.

18 yr. old young man wants job on
farm, with good, honest man who can
give work in winter, and all the year
round. Near some Baptist church. Move
any time. Prefer near Loganville. Life
time exp. Not less than $18 mo., and
board. George Trusey,- Cumming, Ga.,
Star Rt. :
_ Young man 24 yrs. old, was raised
on a dairy farm; had 4 yrs. -at Madi-
son A & M., and in charge of dairy
part of time. 2 yrs. in College and
studied Animal Husbandry. Would like
to make a permanent connection with
some good dairy. C. V. Martin, Atlanta,
Ga., 877 State St.

Want job on farm for 1930. 28 yrs.
old, honest and reliable. Ref. furnish-
ed. State salary in first letter. Herman
Boatright Alma, Ga. :

Single man wants job on 4 poultry,
or general farm. Have had some xp:,
with poultry. Can furnish
C. J. Holloway, Millen, Ga.

Want job as blacksmith and gen.
helper on large farm, requiring an all
round man to do work, and also any
Kind of buildings and repairing. Can
furnish Al ref, as to character and
ability. R. I. Rosier, Swainsboro, Ga.

Want. job in Georgia, overseeing 4
or 5. horse farm, or job on dairy. Know
how to handle cows, or will take job
looking after big Game Reserve Land.
Best of ref. E. M. Javis, McColl, S! C.,
Box 213: - Ss
_ Married man wants job for wages on
farm, also want 6 acres for wife and
2 children to work. Move now, or the
first of February. Prefer So. Ga., near
school and church. A. N, Daniel, Macon,
Ga., Box 235. ae ee

Want job as overseer of large farm.
Can handle all kinds of labor, and am

ing is my hobby. State what you have
to offer. L. L. Laseter, Atlanta, Ga.,
|958 Capitol Ave. S.B. .
_ Position wanted by young married
man with 3 in family. Work for Wages,
or share crop, if party will finance
me. Can operate tractor, truck, or any
kind of farm machinery: Have dairy

'B. Z. Scarborough, Augusta, Ga., Rt. 2.
Rox 13 care Lucrene Jersey Farm.

==



ean furnish stock and tools for 1930.

ed. John Carter, Rockledge, Ga., Rt. 1.

manage 15 or 20 plows, or will accept
wife and self, both 60 yrs. of age. Move

- One 2 horse farm;
price. M. E. Patterson, Cordele, Ga.,.

and washing per mo. H. G. Fambro,

good ref..

fonce. M. 8S. Brown,
exp., with hogs and cattle. Gen., farm-.

exp., and a 2 hand milker. State full,
| details as to what you have to offer.



4 Adairsville, Ga., Rt.

> MAREET BULLETIN

- Want place on farm for 1930 for|

wages, or crop on 50-50 basis. Can drive
truck, or-tractor. Like to begin at once.
Married, 5 in family, (2 to work). Must
be moved and furnished. W. M. Hum-
phrey, Lawrenceville, Ga. : ee

Young man wants job working in a
dairy, or driving truck for gen., farm

/ work. Exp., in both. Want place near
Buckhead, Fulton-county. Write what

ou. pay in first letter, or come to see
re atawin Samples, Atlanta, Ga., East
Paces Ferry Road, Rt. 180. s
Want a good job on farm. C. M.
Townsend, Atlanta, Ga., 1061 Capitol
Ave. : : a

Farms For Rent . ,

Good 2 or 3 gue 3 oe south
Fayetteville, in Fayette county, con-
eaiegt to good consolidated high
school. School bus runs by door;, good
comfortable 6 room house; good land
and pasture. Prefer party with own
stock, on 3rd and 4th. Must have good
reputation (and children large enough
to- work), sober and willing, hard work-
er. Will furnish all the fertilizer: nec-
essary. Mrs. L. D, McLucas, Inman, Ga.
1 three horse
farm to party having own stock. J. .
Collier, Barnesville, Ga. : :

2 horse farm, 5 mi., Shellman, part
under fence, 15 acres summer pasture,
plenty running water, good place for
cattle and hogs; 6 room dwelling; 3
room tenant house, 2 room tenant
house; good wells, near church; on
truck line to accredited: high school.



To reliable.party for $250 for 1930. |

Mrs. M. E. Jones, Shellmah, Ga., Rt. 4.

1 or 2 horse farm, near a nice town
in Putnam county; convenient to
church and school; good, strong land,
plenty wood, water and pasture, creek
bottoms. 3 room box house. Will give

rent to party, white or colored, who|

can finance themselves entirely and
can furnish ref., from a reliable party.
Mrs. Eugenia Park, Atlanta, Ga., 200
Laurel Ave., S. W.

160 acres in Pickens county, 7 mi.,
west of Talking Rock, 1-4 mi., from
public road, and RFD mail routs: 40
acres in cultivation; good 3 room box
house;. good crib and wagon sheds,
stables, smoke house; well of good
water; good pastures and orchard,
about 10 acres creek and branch bot-
toms. Well watered with springs and

-branches, creek running through the

place. Renter to furnish own stock,
tools and finance self, and pay 3rd and
4th rent. W. L. Wilson, Talking Rock,
Ga. hi 2 :

My place for rent to party who can
finance self; Gen., dairy, poultry, also
filling station on. place; 6 room house,
large barn on paved road leading from
Atlanta to Columbus, 1 1-2 mi., So.,
of Luthersville. G. W. Lovett, Luthers-
ville, Ga. Saar ae 2

2 good farms for rent at bargain; 1-4
horse farm with good land just a little
off the highway, 4 1-2 mi., from town;
other, 2 horse, almost at RR junction.
Write for full particulars. Dr. S. W.
Lide, Richland, Ga:

15 or 20 acres good strong land in
White county, practically.all level and
gently rolling, to rent to-a reliable
honest, sober man with small family,
with stock, tools, and whocan run

Self and who can use any kind mach-
inery, etc. Want planted mostly corn,

peas, hay -and smallgrain, enough
cotton for 3 or 4 bales; 1-4 cotton, and
1-3 of all other crops..I furnish wood,

and pasture for 1 cow. House 16 X 24

with side room, porch and good stone
fire place. Good well of freestone water
at door. 1 mi., school and church, in
good locality. Come see me, or write

enclosing stamp for reply. Miss Needa |}

Bowen, Cleveland, Ga., Rt. 2. Box 49.
2 horse farm, good 5 room house, 3-4

mi., Roberta, on main road; Splendid

high school and churches.. Rent very
cheap to party who can Supply self.
About 300 bearing pecan trees, 8 yrs.
old. E. T. Nottingham, Thomaston, Ga.

Good 2 horse farm; 2 good pastures,
3-4 mi., church; 2 mi., of school; good

|community. Well timbered and high

state of cultivation. See, or write at

Re. tox : 3
2 horse farm,-3 mi., south of Gray.

$100 a yr., rent. Write for further par-

ticulars.
RFD 5, | :

35 or 40 acres cleared .farm. Lease:
some if party desires; 4 room house
and barn, good spring, running water
through: pasture the year round; in
sight of church and school. 5 mi., east

C.cP. Roberts. Macon, -Ga.,

of Adairsville. Party to furnish self.

Rent on 3rd, and 4th. Mrs: Lula Scott,

3. Box 134. : se

Pendergrass, Ga., |



Thursday, January

640 acres, 10 mi., Augusta. Stated b:
experts to be very superior for Bright
Leaf tobacco; fine for orchard; or gen.
farming. Sandy land over clay. Ov:
acres level, very slight slope suff
for drainage; on plateau, 250 ft., ab
city with city in sight. 1-2 mi.,
solidated school; Would put into -
erly formed tobacco, or orchard-
pany.-Share basis. Write for fu
particulars. a c Middleton, Mi
Blidg.,. Augusta, Ga. eae =

3 fleet arm, $130 for the 3 farm
Av. land, very good bldgs., near church
and school, on public road, rural
and school bus line. Mrs. T. J. Willian
Matthews, Ga. Rot. ee

40 acres; 20 in-cultivation; near good
church and school; good water and
reasonably good land; 4 room ho
lot of good timber. Easy terms,

Nash, Draketown, Ga. Rt. 1.-

25 acrefarm in Stewart coun
suitable tenants, for 3rd and 4th, |
for standing rent. Good, large pastur
plenty of water, on rural route.
J. W. Rutledge, Julia, Ga.

Good 4 horse farm, 2 1-2 mi., we

Cordele, Crisp county, on the old Coney

Road. 2 tenant houses, barn, storage

house, etc. Will rent cheap: for sta
ing rent, or on 1-3 and 1-4 basis.
E. D. Richardson, Atlanta, Ga.,-179 15th
Si Nh





Want to rent.a good, 1 horse cro
near Atlanta, or Douglasville on hal
Can furnish self. Must be good, large
house and good pasture. S. O. Nas}
Draketown; Ga; Rt.d.= = s =

Want a small place of a few acer
with house, suitable for raising chick
ens, garden truck and_ berries.
Atlanta ref. given. Willie Mi
Columbus, Ga., care Gen. Del.

Want 2 horse farm on 50-50 is,
So. Ga. Have good force. Will not nee
very much help. T. D. May, Atlan
Ga., 489 Oliver St.. N. WW. 2

Want for 1930 a 2 horse.crop for s
and married son. Must be good lan
good stock, and with good man. Hav
to be financed. to move. We can live
in same house if 5 or 6 rooms. Best of
ref. Answer at once.| R. M. Oliver, At
lanta, Ga., 1028 Curran St.

Want for 1930 1 horse farm on ha -
ves with garden and potato patch, near
Athens, Winder, or Atlanta. Good ho
of not less than 4 rooms; out-ble
and water; near school. Must be fina:
ced $75 to make crop. J. W. Hardm:
Crawiord, Ga; Rta 4, = =

Want 2 horse farm near Albany, r=
dele, Sylvester, or Valdosta, on 50-50
basis. Owner to furnish stock and tools,
and 1-2 of fertilizer. 3 children #1
are large enough to work on farm, als
self, 1 boy, 18 yrs. old. Well exp., in
farming. Must be near good schools
and church. Can move about first
March if necessary. Write full partici
lars by return mail. E. M. Ellis, Large
Fla., Box 616. cA eS SPs

Car Lots eo

we

~ HAY FOR SALE

aot (Car Lots)
50 tons sound peanut hay. $12 per ton
Car lots FOB. James H. Brown, Cor.

1 car peanut hay, $12 per ton F
T.-A. Acree, Camilla, Ga. = =
- Lots of nice, bright clear, well baled
hay, car lots, or less. Sell, or exch. fc
calves, Yearlings, or cows. J. E. Roberts,
Jefferson,Ga. , ee ees
_i car bright Crab Grass and Peavine
Hay, cut and baled without any rair
ae per ton, FOB. R. E. Bower, Dixie.
a. ;- poe 4 :

per ton, FOB cars. J. L
lanta,-Ga., RFD 8. > ae

1 car Baled Shucks, $15. ton,
Atlanta. T. A. Crouch, Ocilla, G

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Make best price on 1 car Velvet bi
and 1 car shucks, FOB. J. D. H
Madison, Ga. Seo
_Want velvet beans in car lots, al
cow peas, any kind and any quantity.
Quote lowest price in first letter. Unit-
ed Farmers Seed Co., Brunson, 8. 0. _
Want Velvet beans in pod, c
only, for prompt shipment. Quo!

price FOB your station. Bennets Bc
[ed Warehouse, Eastman,