DEPARTMENT of 
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PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS  A. D. JONES, DIRECTOR. 
'STATE CAPITOL ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1931. 
 
  
 
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The fertilizer inspectors over the. State took 10,855 samples of fer- When you receive a slip showing that your fertilizer is subject. to 
_tilizer this spring. Out of this number there will be 4,000 samples on a penalty the law provides that if the Company does not make settle- 
which analysis has been eoeplgies and reports mailed out <by the end ment for the penalty within sixty days, it is mandatory upon the Com- | 
of this week. ; : a : missioner of Agriculture to collect these penalties for you. If the Com- 
 
ee Do not become impatient if you have not received your report. Ey- Fave wtosebginns Be oe eae ie Se aie and ee te zt 
/ S eryone who had a sample of fertilizer os abe will get a Tenet on it before e . eee 
=, pee first. of October. 
 
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The analytical work on these samples was somewhat delayed this We are having some big times with the members of the Legislature 
fs season on account of moving the chemical laboratory from the Capito) '0 all over the State who are here now in the Capital City. I have | 
_ to a building across the street.. The work is now progressing rapidly met a great many of them and enjoy talking with them about their 
 
_ and Dr. Clark, the State Chemist, informs me that all samples will be S@Ctions of the State. They are working hard this year and are de-  
: 3 compl eted by the middle of Ss eptember. / voting considerable time to the reorganization bill and other measures. 
 
: They seem intent and earnest in really putting across legislation thet 
There are: four determinations. to be made on all samples of fer- will be beneficial to the great masses of the People of Georgia. 
_ tilizer. The sample must be run for available phosphoric acid, nitrogen rt 
 
and potash. It then must be run for water solubility of the nitrogen. Yesterday, Agricultural Committee No. 1, of the House of Repre- 
Each one of these determinations requires about two and a half hours sentatives, saw fit to give an adverse report on the seed bill that was, : 
time. You will see from this that each sample requires about ten hours ? ending before them. They stated that it was a little too harsh in some  
for complete aterainati on to be made.  ee! of the measures. Some changes will be made and the bill toned down. 
x = and we hope to get a favorable report on it later So as to get it written  
In some instances, where there are any wich in the ana- into law. I hope we will get a seed law passed in this State as Georiay 2: 
~ lytical work, these samples are run over and rechecked, so as to give as is the only State in the, Union that does not have a seed law. 
nearly accurate aug complete a report as possible. : _ We nee a ccd Georgia as HRSG i - 1 Bod Aent at cheating 
eT. am glad to see that the chemical analysis o the fertilizer shows carried on in the selling of seed. Vs 
that fertilizer is mixed better and contains more nearly the guarantee se 
 
I was damaged. a good. deal myself thi spring by failing to ae a  
of plant food than it did when I first. came into office. good stand of peanuts. I was not at lg -when they planted the 7 
 
The first year I was in office over 11 per cent of the, samples tak- Peanuts. They ordered them and I think they got hold 6f some old 
en by the inspectors of the Department fell down and were subject to Peanuts and only about one out of four came up. Some of my hogs will 
penalty. Last year just a little over 2 per cent of the samples drawn "go to market this fall before they are fat on account of these bad seed 
for the season fell down enough to subject them to a penalty. This and some of the little pigs may have to yo hungry early next spring. 
year, the records show that the fertilizer: is oe about the same as.  yay you ever damaged by buying defective seed? 
 
fat vetie Aa Br ray teh - avGive TALMADGE, Commissioner,  
 
  
 
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MARKET REPORT 
 
Oe GEORGIA PRODUCTS. fae 
 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices July. Le 1931. Always Subject to Variation = 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
Ses ee oe Atlanta Macon Savannah setae Columbus Valdosta ay Baby Pie Wanted 
EERtY as) OZ. * Peck eiecauone- 4 # 21 ee 23 : :  $ 4.22 $520, 1 
eae. ae: ae oe at Beis i ; 20 eo 207 
, Ga., trade, doz : Sareea f Oe 15 ; E 15 Alea : 
Yard Run, doz. gee poe ee : a 20 eee, ee || Eggs. Wanted. 
E16: eT Ros  = Oe ee ae Farm Help Wanted - 
Be : Se 16 oa, EB ; - boa . || Ga. Products For Sale 
- Roosters, Ib. O9 ee ee Ss. one ie - 10 i : 2M. Ga. Products: Wanted - 
iPierse 10. <4 eS tes aa : t : EON eet ae || Live Stock For Sale 
Ducks, 1b. .... es eS. 7 Sis Ze .20 q Live Stock Wanted - 
- Geese, Ib. : 3 09 =. eae { :  . : : nb ~ Miscellaneous For Sale - 
- Turkeys, Ib. BS : Bs a Bo Pee .20 & ; _ {| Miscellaneous Wanted 
Capons, lb. ; pa oes : : pe ; ay Seen || Positions Wanted 
Field Peas, mixed, bu. ; lh : ; Pee 60 Poultry For Sale - 
Field Peas, not mixed, Dus ee 2.00 : ; 3 SOD 8)? 2.25 30S : Poultry Wanted 
Country Butter, Best Table, Ib... ee 4 30 35 235) 
 
ie Bee ; Plants For S 
Ear Corn, GO Ibs. to bu pu... ce wae 10 sgn ous 10 65 an Plants For Sale 
 
< : : ae Seed For ee 
Hogs Sold During Week peeisnists July 6, 1931, at Enaperaline Sales Brought 87.35, ||: Seed Wanted 
 
No. 1, Grade  oo $80. 0 pe ton, Delivered, Subject to Cee 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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- ANCONAS  
bred Sheppard str. Ancona 
iis, T5c ea. Mrs. Margie Moore, 
R38. 
 
ard str. Ancona roosters, 2 yr. 
5 mos. old cockerels,.5 point 
2; 3 mos. cockerels, $1. Mrs. 
. Pullin, McDonough. cay 
 
- AUSTRALORPS 
S| ralorp/ 11 mos. old cock. ~Os- 
str. 352-364 egg record, $2.50. J. 
Moore, Buford. R 4. 
ustralorp rooster, 1930 hatch. $2.50, 
<ch. for 1 same age-to prevent in- 
ding. Mrs. J. E. Passe, Madison. 
borne str. Australorp cockerels, 
de 500 April 6th hatch, $2. 50 
1 arch 25th, $2 each; $5 pr. 
io, $7. Johnson Crowe, -Carters- 
le, 218 E. Main St. 
 
.  BANTAMS 4 
half grown bantam roosters. 
Fes also 2 grown ones. Sell 
F. Smith, Griffin, R A. 
xe bantam hens, 50c; ee 
Pullets, half grown, 40; eggs, 50 
. Adams, Douglasville. 70 
 
  
 
  
 
each. 
ice, Douglasville. 
L. bantam eer pullets 
-hens, 50c each. C. H. Over- 
imbus, 22 11th St. 
 
"ancy Buff Cochin cockerels, 
h; trio grown genuine Buff Co- 
D; eggs, $1.50. O. H. Wright, 
515 Peters Bldg. 
ung and grown Game 
euih, Smyrna. R, 1. 
 
bantams, 
 
  
 
Money order. Mrs. W. a Ishell, 
 
town. R 4. 
 
: RB 4-6 wks. old, 20c each; hen, 
Mrs. EL E. Williams, 
 
50 BR. pullets, Rennie hatch, 
 
m bloodtested stock in perfect cond. 
 
each, also few good cockerels. aD; 
Morrison, Winterville. 
R. 
 
ipson Ringlet B. 
ril hatch. 1st. pen, $1.50 each, 2.or 
re, $1.25 each; 2nd pen, $1.25 each, 
more, $1 ea. Mrs. J. E. Steadam, 
 
bridge. ~ 
istocrat D. B. R. Yr. old cock: Ex- 
d, $2.50.- Also - April hatch 
from prize winning stock, 
. Stahl, Valdosta. 
 
oaks pullets. Leadi 
March hatch. Fine cond. well 
90c each; cockerels, $1 ea, J. Be 
Graymont, - eS 
R. 7 wks old. Healthy and 
aa 40c each for lot. J. _Bryant, 
 
1131 14th St. 
sor str. B. R,. hens. Fine 
50 each, Mrs. AL _C. Spence, 
 
4 ; 
 
cockerels, 
 
1g str. 
 
Parks. hens, $1.50 se Permit 
-C-31. F. W. Voight, Blackshear. 
pure Parks Bred- ~to-lay 8 wks. old 
R. pullets, 50c ea. FOB: Mrs. J. B. 
 
ochran. 
 
hens, lhyin $1. each. Dz B. 
Atlanta. RFD 8. Ja-4871. . 
 
. March hatch, pure bred. $1 
 
nice. cockerels. ceed oH ce 
 
Rt. chicks, 3 wks. eld; 20 each: 
ilers, 40 ~each, Mrs. OF 
 
  
 
BRAHMAS se 
ughbred= Light Brahma Saint 
ary hatch rooster. and 2 pul- 
S, $4 ROB Mrs. oe Be Lanier, 
 
Br phat 100 fer. ae yr. ela L hen: 
blooded $3 fort oth. Mrs. E, OF 
Seatac a es 
 
_. CORNISH - au 
18. mos. aid Cornish. Sees $1. 50 
prepaid. Also sev. cockerels and 
ts, 2 and 3 mos. old. Bil Steedley, 
 
irk Peruish: Fidian chicks; April. 
a, we ea, FOB. O. N, Storey, Syl- 
 
1 = old: 
FOB... Cash or ore ae a 
odd th, Royston.. 
 
D ~ DOVES. 
k doves, a pr. 
soe : 
 
  
 
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DUCKS  
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
$1-each. Mrs. A. N. Adams, Elberton 
9; ; 
 
5 Indian Runners: 1 old duck and 
drake and 3- ducklings, April hatch. 
$3.50 FOB for lot. Joseph J. Corden, 
Bremen. R 2. Box 90. 
 
Muscovey ducks, young and grown. 
W. C. Smith, Smyrna. Ret 
 
Pen of YY. old ducks. Heavy type. 
Fawn and White Indian Runners. 5 
hens and drake. $7.50, FOB. Crate ret. 
No chks. Wm. Wylan, Cleveland. 
 
6 fine, thoroughbred White . Pekin 
ducks. March hatch. Almost grown. 
$1.50 each. Or exc. Mrs. P. P. Wood, 
Atlanta. Rt. 5. Center Hill W. 
 
4 Muscovey drakes, Yr. old. $2 ea; 
6, 8, 10 wks. old Muscoveys, 50c, 5c, 
$1 ea. Mrs. C. N. Martin, East Point, 
Box 278. 
 
3 Indian Runner hens and drake. 
2-yrs. old $4.50 not prepaid. Mrs. Joe 
Flanders, Nunez. 
 
Male and female White Pekins. 
Raised last yr. $1.50 Pr; 9 ducks, 6 
wks. old, 40c ea. J. G. Robertson, Jr. 
Carrollton. 
 
  
 
GAMES : 
 
Blue pit game cocks, 2 yr. old, $2 ea; 
hens, 1 and 2 yr. old, = each; cock 
and 5 hens, $6.50. W. . Holsonback, 
Ranger. 
 
pullets, March hatch. Absolutely 
nothing better in. Games. $3 trio. B. 
 
Game Chicken Farm. 
 
and Wild Cat Blue. 1 1-2 yr. old, $1:50 
each; sev. trios, same, March-April 
hatch, $295 Ne, Thompson, Smith- 
Vi Rss 
 
Pure Pit Games. S.. A. Ginn. Greys, 
Ginn Reds, young trios. $3. Guar. L. 
| T. Vaughn, Royston R 3. 
 
Bacon -Warhorse, 75ce ea. 3 for $2. 
2 pullets and 1 rooster. frying size. 10 
at 1 time, 50c each. W. V. Reese, 
Gibson, R. B. 
 
LEGHORNS 
Pure bred S. C. Buff Leghorn cock= 
 
  
 
$1. each. Mrs. A. L. Keys, Eton, 
 
mos. old. Laying. 11 for $10, Mrs. W. 
H. Rucker, Milner. 
 
About 200 March 10th hatch W. L. 
pullets, 75c each; 40 April 14th hatch, 
50c each. All Tancred and Ferris str. 
from fine 2 yr. hens. 
Alto. 
 
Ww. L. eaniad -pullets, 60c each. a0 
M. Wall, Augusta, RFD ts 
 
cockerels, from Ped. stock. | 
| breeders. $1. .00 each. | Jno. O'Neal, Jr. 
Valdosta. 
 
70 Tancred W. L. May 19th hae 
chicks, 20 each; "$18 for lot, del. Exc. 
for voor ine calves or. large pigs, treat- 
ed... Mrs. BH. Sikes, Cochran R 1. . 
 
Tancred Wr L. 50 early March) pul- 
lets, 80c each; 25 head 2 yr. old hens, 
Extra good. layers. 60c ea. FOB. J. B. 
Parrish Graymont. . 
els, from trapnest record hens, 275- 
b 295 eggs. Pure strain. $1: each. Js. R. 
-Jordan, Macon. R, 1. 
 16,S< Cy Wels. pure bred 2 yr. old 
hens. Extra layers. Good for breed-| 
{ers another yr. 75c each; Tanered (ex- 
tra fine) cock, $2. Miss _ see Ivey, 
Thomson. = 
 
10 fine Temorne lees: some full 
and some mixed with Cornish. Indian, 
$7.50 if. taken at once. - 
Mrs. EP. King, Rochelle. R 1. ~ 
 
10 W. L. March pullets and cocker- 
el, $8; 10 English: Eyerlaying W. L. 
hens and cock, $10. Chks. accepted. 
Mrs. L, A. McLaughlin; Senoia. 
 
8 S. C: W. L. 14 wks. cockerels, $1, 50 
 
Selected 
 
each. From trapnest. stock records up 
 
| to 300 eggs, pullet laying year, on Dam 
ag Wm. B. Glaze, Dalton. R Gee 
 
Exc. Ped. Chinchillas, 4 mi old for 
 
i Gagnorn puilets, Mrs. J _P 
| Meansville. g  
 
_ Exe. 60 head Cornish and Ret, Red8 
crossed, 1-2 to Jb. each, for 50. White 
Leghorns, Brown L.. or Anconas, same 
wt. and size. Mrs. Homer. Smith, Cool- 
idge, epee ce 
 
-Tancred > Ss. CG. 
pullets, in good a -and cond. 
peer them. SEW Morrison, Win- 
terville.- 
 
Ferris Ww. a early March. pullets,. 75e 
each, del; 3 roosters, 2-yr-old, $1 each. 
Minnie Giddens, Eastman. R 6, 
 
from highest blood lines in America. 
70c each: Buyer furnish Coops. 2. O. 
MOCHIE,. -Temple.. R Be Ss 
 
2 LEGHORNS 
Ge pure Sones Xe 
 
  
 
  
 
Genuine Red Shuffler stag and 2 
 
W. Springfield, Dalton. C-o EH. Lake | 
 
4 Pit game cocks, cross, Sid Taylor . 
 
erels, March and April hatch: ,75c and 
Pure bred W. L. hens, 1 yr. to,-16 |. 
 
CG. H. or 
 
| brooks, Sr., 
About 25 Barron W. L. March 15th 
 
| F. Foster, Good 
 
Money order. | | 
 
- Brown, P 
 
Wot. March hatch | 
 
100 Tancred L. 10 wks. old pullets,| 
 
| for shoats. ve Hi. 
 
  
 
prepaid. Cash with order. A, A, Nath, 
 
Hapeville: 
 
About 100 Tancred W. L. hens, 1 1-2 
a! old. $1 ea. From 250-300 egg hens. 
 
. L. Shirley, Morrow. 
 
"Brown L. 3-mos. old cockerels, $1 ea. 
in lots of 3-or more. E, E. McMillan, 
Hahira. : 
 
200 Tancred 9 wks. old W. 
lets. 80c ea. $1.60 for lot. D. 
ley, Morrow. 
 
Pure bred S, C. B. L. Hore 80c ea. 
FOB. Mrs. L. H. Cousins, Greenville. 
 
300 Tom Barron str. S. Cow. & il 
wks. old pullets, 80c ea. or $75 per 100. 
FOB. C.S. Branch, Zebulon. 
 
Tancred. W. L, April hatch cock- 
erels, 75 each. Mrs. T. E. Blanchard, 
Appling. Rt. 2. Box 88. 
 
10.. pure bred Tormahlen Light 
Brown L. 9 wks. pullets, $6 for. Iot, 
FOB. Mrs. J. B. Collier, Cochran. 
 
Ss. C. W.-L. pullets, 2-4 mos. old. 
Write or come see. -B. H. Middle- 
brooks, Sr. Atlanta. 953 Gordon St. 
SW. Farm on Cascade Road. 
 
25 pure Tancred W. L. pullets, Mar. 
10th hatch, from Ped. stock $1. ea. 
Mrs.d-: i: Lanier, Graymont, R 1: 
 
Highpowered W. and B. L. pullets, 
8 wks. old, 75c ea. BOS, Dee. Thomas 
Odum. 
 
-- 5 Dark B.-L. April 
 
50c each; $2.25 for lot. 
or Apr. R. I. Red pullets: Mrs. Doyle 
A. oe. McDonough, R..4. Bx. 126-A. 
 
_/ MINORCAS  
Booth str. White Minorca 10 wks. 
old roosters, direct $1 each. Cc. Ee 
Bohanan, Conyers. 
 
24 hens, 260cks,: S.C; Black Minors 
cas. Pape and Anderson str. $25 -for 
lot. Part at same rate. Exc. for Brab 
or Iron peas, oats. ot, _S. McLean, 
Sharpsburg. 
 
Continuous laying Giant Black Min- 
oracs, Stock and eggs, $2.25. O. H. 
Wright, Atlanta. 515 Peters Bldg. 
 
50 Pape str. pure bred Black Minor- 
cas and sev. cockerels, Feb. and March 
hatch $1 eh: ~S H. B. Ford, La- 
vonia. ~~ Ss eee 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 
 
12 or 15 large fat, healthy. hens, 25c 
ib: FOB: 
land. 
 
L. pul- 
L. Shir- 
 
hohe roosters, 
 
  
 
  
 
pullets, $1 each; 10 March hatch, 75c 
gel. Mrs. Jy W. Fanning, - Washing- 
on 
 
1930 pullets or yr. old hens, Selected | 
 
closely. Need room. B. H. Middle- 
Atlanta. 953 Gordon St, 
SW. Farm on Cascade Road. 
 
25 frying size chickens. 1 1-2 to 2 Ibs. 
each. ..$12.. No. chks: Mrs. M. -E, 
cee Alto. Rt. 1 Sear 3 
 
G@eminctans aS 
 
  
 
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els, for friers or stock, 30c Ib. FOB. Mrs. : 
F.R. Vincent, Fruitland. 
 
4 White Orp. roosters snes 4 pullets, 
March hatch. $1 each; $7 for lot, or- $3 
for 4 roosters. SOR Mrs. ie Tanner, 
-Dewyrose.. sy eg ies 
 
SS cneS PIGEONS 
Naiked pigeons, | ESOC 
Homers, IBCs 
 
James Rice. Douglasville. 
White Kings, $2Pr.sT- to 10 DF 
Ope 2 : 
All colors. mixed pigeons, now work 
ing, 50c pr. Mrs. WwW. 
vonia. R 3.- : 
10 pr. Swiss Mondains, white. seam- 
less banded, mated. and working, | $3 
pr. $20 for lot. 
 
Savannah. 780: Park Ave. East. 
oung pigeons, Homers and ~ White 
 
Kings crossed, WwW. CC Smith, Smyrna. 
Rl. ie Wyandottes, 23 grown $ 
Few Pr. pure pred Homer pigeons, 
 
mated, banded and sae $150 Pr, 
Special price for lot. sEiey oe 
Columbus. 22- Mth St. <3 
 
Sev. Pr. Homers, mated: 
raisers and working. be COD. Mar- 
garet Housch, Summerville, R. ae 44s 
.Fine Mondains,- 
Carneaux, 
 
Deaton, Columbus. Box 853. 
Carneaux for-sale or trade. 
 
have you? 
 
ville? 5 
 
  
 
 
 
oR. REDS. ge 
Owens str. Red roosters, ates vrs. 
 
old. Pure bred. $2, or exc. W. J. Rob- | 
 
-erts, Royston; R_1. 
 
8 S..C..R. I. Red 18 mos. old Hone 
Wt. up to 6 1-2 Ibs. $1 | 
 
Donaldson str. 
each. W. C. Smith, ' Smyrna, ats 
 
Few Donaldson Red hens, 
$2 each: Unrelated males, ~$2.50 Exe: 
ae Brown, Stone 
 
-Hahira. 
Exc. for Mar. s 
 
| day old, 7 ( 
| Mrs. Nora Dorsey, Catiewiie 
 
Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruit- 
4 pure bred Buff Orp. Feb. hatch . 
 
or, J. White Giants. 
: : | Lovejoy. 
Gulden Buff Orp. pullets and cocker- | 
 
syth: hee 1. 
 
young oe . 
White Kings, eh | Saeeae 
 
e. : 
 
H. Walters, La-| 
 
H... Mc Urpuhart, 6 CO 
 
Red- and Yellow. 
Giant White Kings. peed 
right. Correspondence Solicited. ; J. Bi: 
 
what | - : 
Dillard Munford, Paretss ; 
 
  
 
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ploodtested roosters, $1.50 each. Well 
worth $5 each. Mrs. W. R. _Chasteen, 
Locust Grove. . 
 
10. Donaldson Red hens aa rooster, 
$10 FOB. O. A. Smith, Forest Glen. 
 
R 1. Box 67.  
 
# EO large dark Red pullets, Jan. Feb. = 
hatch, $1.25-$1.50 each del: choice  
hens, same price; fine male birds, $2- 
$5 each. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran. 
 
R.  
: = full R. I. Red 8- 9 lb. hens, $1. 5 
each. Exch. for value in layi 
prepaid. Mrs. E. P. King, Ri 
25 pure R. io: Red Yr. old ane 
ch; 20 biddies, 6-8 wks. old, 50c ea; 
5 cockerels, 2 1-2 - 3 Ibs. 75 each. 
D; Williamson, Plains. 
15 pure: bred March hatch 
Reds $1 each. Also few cockerels, Mrs. 
 
Lillie Ford, Lavonia. A 
 
SPS bred dark R. I. Reds, : 
hatch. Wt. 1 1-2 lbs. Pullets and GO 
erels. No culls. 75c each. Not pene 
Mrs. Joe Fanders, Nunez. : 
Pure bred dark R. I. Red pullet 
cockerels. April hatch. 75c e 
number. Buyer pay expres 
Julia Youmans, Nunez. ; 
SG." ReL Red 3 mos. old cocke 
els, from trapnested stock. $1 
lots of 3 or more. E. BE. McMillan, 
 
hatch. S. C. R. 1 uel $1 ea. 
R. Leggett, Broxton. : 
 
Few March hatch,. Donaldson ~  
cockerels, $1 ea; April hatch . let 
90c ea; 10 pullets and cockerels, $8.5 
Mrs. T. E. Blanchard. Appling. R 
Box.-88, ; 5 
 
 pure bred . Donaldson. Red Feb. 
hatch cockerels, $1.ea. FOB; 75c. ea. 
at my home. Mrs. Tack: Floyd, Canotl 
Rees fae 
 
ROCKS PARTRIDGE 
Pee size Partridge Rock 
els, = each. Mrs. Jesse Mix 
 
We oie kee 
15 M. B. big bone, EB 
 
old turkeys, 50c each; 
 
nd 9 July 27 
 
  
 
  
 
12 head of turkeys. for sale. } 
best offer per Ib. Mrs. Carrie 
Swainsboro, R 3. _ fee 
_ Baby turkeys, 35 each. July de 
Bl Ei S.5 Ward, Fayetteville. 
 
WHITE ROCKS 
 
related stock. 5. Dulles: 
 
-erel, March hatch oe 
 
Keys, Rion ee 3 
6 hens and! 2- ~yr. ae roo te 
 
White P. Rocks. $7.50 or ex 
 
baby chicks: Pure bred, 
 
Beat 
 
Fischel str. White Re 
 
  
 
. April hatch. Pure.. 
 
Now. $1. 50. ae, will be : 
grown.  s. Clarence Valar 
 
8-pure. a0 
- cockerel.. i ee 
 
  
 
ire bred S. L. Wyandotte R 
ee hatch, cco ach. 
 
Yr. old. Closely 
 
laying. $100 FOB, TOR 
 
Thomas, Oduni< =.= i  
4 pullets and 1 rooster, pu 
 
Ww. T. Adams, Lavonia, B 
March 15th hatch pu 
Wyandotte cockerels, % 
 
oe Collins. 
Good \ 
 
sure bred S. 
cid  March hatch, 
= Mis. ae Be 
 
  
 
March oo 
 
Ti Rentsor. Ranger. 
 
CORNISH WANTED  
ee 'Tancred Ww. Leghorns 
 
for pure bred Cornish. Indian 
type, 1931. hatch. & & 
 
  
 
  
 
: dress hot given). : 
$1.50 and ns = 
 
  
   
 Taursday July. 16, 1931. 
oe Poultry Wanted  
 
GAMES WANTED 
 
nt. Indian game pullets and cock- 
 
- The pullets ready to lay if to 
 
gd. ESS: feat ae 35  
len Ave, NE. 
 
4 aR: Te RED OR B. ROCKS 
 
( sais for Game, R. I. _Red or 
 
red. Rock chickens, Mrs. S. a 
: Sandersville. _ 
 
GUINEAS.  
nt to buy a few. frying 
as. State. pee, Mrs. W.- 
 
sonner, Hahira, R. 2,  
 
_ LEGHORNS: 6 
3 mos. old Cornish Indian cock 
r 1. Brown L. same age. - Must 
bred. Bill. Steedley, Coffee. 
ant to buy 50 White L. pullets, 
; type of March- 20th to April 
~ State pace E. 
nl some, Serna 
 
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size 
H. 
 
  
 
Ne ul ets ee ee 300 egg 
March or April hatch. A. J. An- 
dland. a 
 
DS OR ROCKS WANTED 
30 or 40 pure bred R. . Reds 
a March hatch pullets. Exc. 
 
. McDaniel, Winder. R4, 
 
TURKEYS WANTED. 
and 1 tom, Bourbon 
 
Is 1931 hatch. State best 
> C. EB, Beanblossom, 
 
  
 
  
 
hos. old Ped/ Chinchilla vali 
eee ee 
 
_ Mrs. J, Ps 
 
  
 
buy or exc. equal value - for 
ite Wyandotte or B. Leghorn 
hatch Millets. J. Aa, ee 
 
  
 
  
 
; ue Gibenss, 6; Reds =OFs 
: odtested. Live del. guar. 
tron W. L.. -10c; 8 wks. 
Sam See Atlanta. 316 
 
Aneonss. Te; Sos 
 
C, Blo dtested. 100 percent: 
g mported Barron W. L. 
old: ek Sam 
 
  
 
  
 
oo on halves. Ea. pay 
-ehgs. : 
 
 2,2 BOs: 133. 
nies to" raise on 50- 50 
a oe ae Ly Blackwell, 
 
yo ee brecd At once. a 
 
ite Cc Garticld. Rely Bx ee 
 
\iel, Blairsville. R. 3. 
} baby chicks. to raise on hal- 
 
s. old. gay daxee ee oe . 
 
  
 
  
 
a on: eggs from Ss rigidly 
ck, $1 per 15; $4.50 C- Exc. 
for oe Mrs. -H. G. Brown, 
 
Sg eggs, $1 per 15; 
Post said. Pye eG: Spence, 
 
ouinea eggs: $1. 20 
eee EL witlams. ay Ty. 
Pecans Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs. 
$1 per. 15; $1.60, 30; 2nd pen, 
; $1.40, 30 del. Cartons ret. 
 Steadam, Bainbridge. 
Os orne str. Australorp eggs, 352- 
 
~ $1410 per 15 del. Cs. to bes: 
 
C. Moore, Buford. R 4. 
Purple. Jersey Black Giant 
er setting, postpaid. Carton 
2 Penuister, Ball Ground. R. 
 
1ompson Imp. Ringlet B.! R. eggs, 
per 15 del. No COD shipments. 
-C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce. R. 5. 
ire bred Silver Lace Wyandotte | 
75e per 15. Crates ret..-Mrs. W. 
k, Rock art. Res: Box 146, : 
 
 | heifers for sale. 
 
'| day with first calf. 
2 } Jackson. . 
 
= heifer calf. 
 
or | 
 
Mrs. G. Re Lore, 
 
MARKET 
"Eggs Wanted 
 
Want eggs of heavy breed for hatch- 
ing, also Game eggs. ee : breed, 
amount, price del. F. P.. fe Sa- 
vannah, R 4. Box 100. 
 
_ Live Stock F or Sale 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
  
 
  
 
Red Jersey cow. T. B. tested. Giv-|1 
 
| ing milk now. Freshen Sept. 27th. 3rd 
calf. $60 at barn. Exc. for value. E. O. 
Jolley, Atlanta, Rt. 7, Box 279, 
 
7 wks. old. male Jersey calf, 
barns Can not ~ ship. Mrs. 
Cochran, Fairburn. R. 1. 
 
Ox, works anywhere. Gentle, Wt. 1 
M. Ibs. - _ Jos. W.: Smith, Reidsville, 
 
Reg. Black Jersey 3 yr. old bull, 
gentle. $30. at my barn, A. N. 
Adams, Elberton. R. 9. 
 
Good No-Horn milch 
heifer 2 mos. old calf.. Easy to milk, 
all around good cow. Reasonable. 
Take corn, wheat, or anything can 
 
a Mrs. Y, L Howesworth, Carroll- 
 
Dark red 7-8 Jersey heifer, Days: 
old. From heavy milker. $25. OF CX. 
 
$6 at 
Nellis 
 
cow with 
 
Rucker, Milner. 
 
3 yr. old, 900 lb. Seah bull, $40, 
also 18 head Jersey and uuernsey 
 
W. J. Morgan, Still- 
more. 
 
Reg. J. pull calf, 2:2 mos. old for 
sale or exc. for Reg. Duroe boar. C. 
Re Godfrey, Gray Rts 
 
Sev. nice Grade Angus heifers, 600- 
850 Ibs. 8c Jb. on foot. W. Ww. 
kell, Sparta. : 
 
Fine Jersey cow, calf, 3. mos. old, 
$50 cash. A. E. Schell, Red Oak. 
 
\ Guernsey heifer 8 wks. old calf, au : 
 
stock, but not reg. $25. 
Adams, Lavonia. Box 381.  . 
Reg. Guernsey mo. old bull calf, $25. 
Dam now producing 33 lbs. milk per 
Re H. Burford, 
 
Unusually large.6 wks. old Jersey 
Make best offer at my 
barn. Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust. Grove. 
Mulley Jersey 3 gal. cow. Fresh Ap- 
ril 11th; Mulley W. 2/yr. old, 2 gal. 
heifer. "Fresh May 5th. Either, $45. 
Mrs. J. A. Shope, Murrayville. Ros 
 
FOB. W. 
 
Milking, or soon to freshen. . T. Mil- 
ler, Leo. 
1 fresh. cow, giving about 4 ear per 
 
day. also a good butter cow. W. A. 
 
1 reg. Holstein 9 yr. old pull, wt, 1500 
 
or: 2M Ibs Cheap, to; prevent in- 
breeding. Write. 
ington. 
 
Reg. Jersey male, 14 mos old. Sul- 
tan breeding. Solid color. Black ton- 
gue and switch.  Ce T. McMilan, 
Gainesville. R 8. 
 
Several fresh in milch cows for gale. 
W. L. Johnson, Albany. 405 Resident 
St. 
 
Heifer; Jersey- Guernsey, half each. 
wt. around 375 Ibs. Make good milk 
cow or fine beef. Cheap for cash at 
my lot, 1 1-2 mi. Gibson. Macon Wal- 
den, Gibson. 
 
1 good milch cow, 2 gal. for sale or 
trade for dry cow or yearlings. Rev. 
G. C. Leslie, Frolona. 
 
| Reece, Acworth. R 1. = 
 
barn. J. H. Ward, Moultrie. 
Bull calves from Reg. sire and good 
milking cows. 8 and 5 mos. old. Rea- 
 
Silver Creek. R, 1. 
 
Reg: Jersey bull calf, 4 mos. old, $20 
at barn. E. O. Bledsoe, Carrollton. 
 
Few Grade 
cows with baby calves, $50 each. Reg. 
So $300. H. H. Lake, Wrights- 
ville, R. 
 
27 ery old very nice Guernsey cow, 
first calf, 3 wks. old. 3 gal. $75. Here | 
at Jackson. Mrs. Cc. M. Compton, 
Jackson. 
 
Extra Grade Guernsey cow with 4th 
calf. Mo. old, 4 gal. daily. $65 here. 
Richard M. Compton, Jackson. 
 
E - HOGS FOR SALE 
 
= fine pigs, half Guinea and half Pp 
 
C. $6 each. E. O. Bledsoe, Carrollton. 
 
Duroc boar pigs, nearly 6 mos. old. 
Immune for life. Reg. in  buyers 
name. $12.50 ea. Exc. for Appler seed 
oats. L. M. Kennedy, Collins.  
 
5 pure bred P. C. 2 mos. old pigs, $5 / 
each; 6 fat Feeders, 3 mos. old. 3-4 
P. C. $4 each; $40 for lot. Mrs. Cc. Oo. 
Sikes, Sylvester. : 
 
Duroc J. Sow and 7 pigs, $20 FOB. 
Jno. F. Lahe, Sr:, Cordele, R. 2. Box 6. 
 
Duroc J. 
 
  
 
  
 
$22. Leo. Graymont. 
 
| ea. FOB. W. B. 
 
for 30 pure bred Owen str. Red pul- |* 
| lets, Feb. or March hatch. ats Ww. a. 
 
Dris- : 
 
6 young cows, high prede Jerseys. 
 
E. ee Cade, Wash- | 
 
Good milch cow, fresh in, $35 at) 
sonable or exe. for hogs. L. M. Des. 4 
 
Jersey and Guernsey 
 
  
 
oe about 2 1-2 ee o1g: 
 
BULLETIN 
 
19 pigs and 4 shoats, $100- for 
Frank . Wilson, Forsyth. 
 
5 wks. old pigs, Hampshire-P. Cy 
breeding, from litter of 10. Thrifty 
and healthy. $5 ea. at my farm. H. 
G. Tyre, Chamblee Fisk os 
 
5 ped. S. P. C. pigs, $5 ea, at my 
barn. Jess Wilson, Machen. - 
 
3-4 Duroc J: sow, not bred. Wt: 
around 200. lbs.; 13 head Duroe shoaty 
pigs, 20-35 lb. for sale, at my place, 
1-2 mi. Gibson. ~ Macon Walden, 
Gibson. 
 
7 full bred P. C. pigs, 6 wks. old, $5 
Johnson, Mitchell) 
 
lot. 
 
Ree 
 
2S. P. C.male 2 mos. old pigs, 
eligible to reg, $10 each. Purchaser to 
pay reg. fee. Eugene Carmichael, 
Manor. - a 
 
4 hogs in good cond, wt. 150 Ibs. 8c 
lb. W: W. Driskell, Sparta. 
 
5 S. P. G. pigs, 6 wks. old, Thrifty, 
 
not stunted. $3.50 ea. W. H. Ruckner, 
Milner.  
 
Mixed breed pigs, 
wks. old, $2.70ea. Crated and cholera 
treated. J. E. Harper, Osierfield. 
 
25 head feeder hogs, $5 each at my 
place. J. O. Bridges, Lake Park. > 
- Pure bred . P.-C. pigs, both Sex. E. 
T. Boswell, Siloam. . _ 
 
14. thrifty pigs, $2.50 ea: $31.50 for 
ae ee Bel ERs Treadwell, Forsyth, 
 
7 wks. old Duroc and PEA, crossed 
 
pigs, $5 each. Edgar oor Cor- 
nelia, Rt. 1; 
 
good ~ stock. 6 
 
__ Straight Nose Bolkanite pigs. Reg. 
 
papers furnished. Can be seen on the 
Farm of J. F. Hall, Norwood Ga. Make 
price. C. H. Gheesling, Atlanta, 667 
Ashby St., S. W. 
 
Reg. Black Essex 3 mos old Straight 
Nose, thin hair, big bone, $10 each; 
ers unrelated, $18; 3. tor $25. Appli- 
cation for reg. furnished. W. J. Bar- 
PErOke Sardis... 5s 
 
White Essex 110 lb. gilt, $14; P. C. 
125: Jb. gilt, $18, Both farrow. Septem- 
ber Ist. 50 Ib. P..C. gilt, $7; cholera 
immune, ao Lena L. Hall, College | 
Park, Rt. 
 
aE: oP: Cc. shoats, pure  wt. 60- 
70 lbs, $5 a FOB. Cash. C.. 
son, Mitchell, Rib 
 
Duroc. Jersey boar pigs, 5 mos old, 
reg. in buyers name: $12. = each. Ex- 
change for good, seed oats. Eye Ken- 
ndy, Collins. ~ 
 
- 8 pure bred Straight Nose Berkshire 
 
8 wks old, 40 lb. pigs, $7.50 each or 
ar 50 reg. Dorsey Martin, Canon, Rt. 
 
"9 big bone Black guinea mate pigs, 
8 wks. old. Wt. 40-45 Ibs..$5 ea. FOB. 
 
J. E. Raley, Mitchell. R-1. Box 60. 
 
. 1 good = barrow, $8 at Fayetteville. 
Mrs. _E. M. Travis, Fayetteville. 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
 
Spanish Jack, 7 yrs. old, fat 
gentle. Sell or exc. for value. G. =E. 
Hope, Lula. 
 
Sound, gentle Ppeheron - mare, 2 
yrs. old. Work to anything. Gentle. 
Sell or trade. Write Samuel Thos. 
Jefferson, Nashville, R. 3. 
 
2 yr. old black and white Shetland 
pony stallion. Sub. to reg. Gentle, $40 
 
  
 
cash. Wilber Harper, Warrenton. ~~ 
9 yr. old bay mare, wt. about 850 Ibs. | 
 
-No plug. Sell or exc. for value to $35, 
or for 25 common goats. W. C, Suggs, 
St. George. 
 
2 young mules, $120 for both. Mrs. 
E. M. Travis, Fayetteville. a 
 
: RABBITS FOR SALE 
3 pr. Chinchillas for sale or trade, 
 
  
 
for live stock. What have you. Dil-. 
 
me Munford, Cartersville. 
Chinchillas, 3, 1-2. mos. old, from 
oS stock: 3 same type, 2 mos. old, $2 
ea. pr. Also mixed rabbits, $1 pr. 
Oscar Cantrell, Cornelia, R ie 
N. Z. Whites, 3 1-2 to 4 mos. old, 
 
from Reg. stock, Ped. up: to standard 
 
in every way. Healthy. Does, $1.75; 
bucks, $1.50; $3.25. pr. Harold Smith, 
Baxley. 
 
~ 2 Chinchilla does from  reg. stock, 
 
farrow August 6th. 1 1-2 and 3 yrs. |! 
 
old. $5, FOB. Exc. for a now laying, 
heavy breed hens. pay  chgs. 
James. R. Glisson, Hawiinevile 
 
Pr. extra large Chinchillas, 5 young | 
2 mos. old, with .2 compartment, self- 
cleaning hutch, PSE COS): DE: 
O'Berry, Atlanta R. 8 Ja-4871. = 
 
About 1 1-2 yr. old large Chinchilla 
buck, good cond. except slightly crip- 
pled in 1x hind leg. Excellent. for 
breeding 75c pr. trade. -S. R. Harden, 
Surrency.  
 
Taylors Famous. Ped. Chinchillas, 
$3 pr. for young stock, or exc. for 
| young turkeys or Leghorn pullets. Mrs. 
J. P. Brown, Meansville. 
 
des for lot, FOB. 
wnyside. 
 
25 N.oZ. Reds, 2 = mos. old, $1 pr. 
e a Crowder, 
| OBerry; Atlant 
 
R, 
 
| that cost $45). 
 
_ Johni- } 
 
and | 
 
  
 
N. Z. Red or Whites, 2 to 4 m 
from prize winning: parentage. 
pr: young N. Z. White, 9 lb: bi 
Mrs. W. .A. Tanner, Broxton, 
 
Stahls N. Z. Whites, for fi 
Write. Price Turner, Coolidge.  
 
20 Stahl. Silver Cert. 
Sell 
chickens, or anything can use. 
Hicks, Savannah, Rt. 4. Box 106 
 
T rabbits nearly 4 mos. old - 
Money order. Exc. 3 for 1 1-2:bu. 
time horse apples. Mrs. + He 
Manassas. 
 
- 2 Belgium does about 9 mos. 
 
Make offer.. J. E. Jones, Wrens. 
Belgium Hare doe, full grown 
 
to breed. $1 or exe. for P. 
 
Whites. Homer Seas Ci rollt 
 
R 4. 
 
N. Z. Whites from reg. ste 
and eligible to reg. 3 1-4 to 3 
O10; $3.20: pra mos. aan ih 
Smith, Baxley.  
 
Stahls H. W. Gold Cert. Chi 
also White Flemish and N. 4. 
fully ped. Papers furnished. 
Stanl, Valdosta; 
 
Chinchillas, N. Z. Whites ar 
Reds, Himalayans, Silver Mart 
from Reg. stock. Write for pri 
W. Melton, Thomasville, Ene 
 
4 trios pure bred N. Z. Whit Sj. Ui 
pure bred Chinchillas. All  
dense fur. Ready for breeding fit 
September. $7 trio. J. H. Smi th 
ner, R 2. 
 
Chinchilla dock: "$3 50: pucks $2 
 
young $2.50 pr; Black Silver Fo ( 
He bucks, $3. 50; young $3 pr 
 
yans, same; Flemish Giant 
Z. Whites, H. M. Wall, Augu 
 
4 Chinchilla rabbits, sub to re 
wks. old, 50 each. Edward Earle,  
morest. 
 
N. Z. White: doe, 14 mos old, 
Reg. Chin. doe, $2; yan 
16 mos old, $2. 50. Herman a 
icus. 
 
5 Chinchillas: 6 Wks. ate 15 
$3.25 tor entire lot. Charle 
Commerce, P. O; Box 33. > 
 
x 
 
Reg. mother rabbit with 3 ba 
mo. old, $2; reg. mother wit : 
$2.50. Exch , for gees 
 
Watson,. Marietta. 
 
'N. Z. Whites at reasonable pr 
Write for descriptions an on  
George T, Northcutt, _ Marietta  
Sessions St. 
 
-Ghinchillas. All ages. Cheap. W: 
Carl W. Southwell, Pineora. ~ 
 
ae meat rabbits, 10 wks. ag and 
 
Box, 191. 
 
Stahls Chinchilla Ped. stot 6 C 
6 mos. old, $2 each; 16 3 mos. 
each; N.. 7 8 mos. old, $ ; 
Sanders, Smithville. Box 4 a 
 
Chinchiillas, 5 1-2 mos. old d 
mos. old buck; 16 mos. ole doe. 
highly ped... Papers furnishe 
old Reg. doe. Special RESEOS, G 
ley, Fitzgerald. 
 
2 Reg. rabbits with 1 young m 
Sell or exc. for chickens. 
Watson, Marietta. x 
 
Reg. N. Z. Whites, $3; Ped. $2 
size and bred. -DuPree Jorda L 
catur. 418 Ponce de Leon Place D 
2301-R. ; 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR Al 
Nubian buck kid. Naturally | 
less: from doe giving 8 1-4 I 
Reg. ai NEB A: $10.00 with re ce 
at 2 mos. old. FOB. P.- Biel G 
 
Demorest, R. I. 
 
Nubian- Toggenbureg, halt uC 
Pure bred on both sides; also. 6 mi 
old 3-4 Nubian, for sale. AL N. Ad 
Elberton, R 9. 
 
43 Butt-head annie go! 
young, also butt-headed Tog! 
buck. $3.00 ea. at barn. Won 
John L. Page, Monroe. Harris 
 
Nubians: reg. doe. Fresh, 1 
and buck kid. rap Ent. 
 
bred doe. Reasonable. 
oe, Marietta. - Hee 
5 (all bred) ewes, 1 ram. 
 
due, Bowdon. R 1. s 
100 per cent Nubian doe, 
1-2 gal. $20; Fine reg. Doe fresh 
doe and puck kid. Sell all or t 
alone. Mrs. C. R. Watson, M. 
Thoroughbred Nubian 16 mo: 
billy from Reg. stock. Large for 
16 mos. old billy, 7-8 Toggenb U 
ane B. We Ringer, -LaGy, 
 
  
 
Fine milk goat, Nubian oe 
cross. Naturally. hornless. 4 yr 
When fresh, 4 qts. Bred to Reg. 
bian \ freshen - September. D. 
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_ Published Weekly By The ; 
BUREAU OF RKETS 
Arthur D. Jones, Director 
 
  
 
 . Department Of 
_ Agriculture \ 
 
Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
| ed as second class matter 
 
February 15, 1922, at the Post 
Office at Atlanta, Georgia, un- 
der the act of June 8, 1900. Ac- 
cepted for mailing at special 
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Act of October 8, 
 
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companied by new copy of no- 
 
  
 
  
 
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|| Flowers and Seed, Incubator and 
|| Ornamental Nursery Stock no- 
ces are published in Monthly 
Supplement which appears on 
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Farm Land for sale editions are 
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s NOTICE 
 
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urnish us with his full name and 
ddress that we may carry his notice 
 
  
 
*A CORRECTION 
 
SECOND HAND MACHINERY 
ee WANTED 2 
 
Want Fresh water system for 40 ft. 
ell. Have 110 volt electric power. O. 
Cowan, Doraville. 
 
. Live Stock Wanted 
 
CATTLE WANTED 
Want grade Jersey, Holstein, or 
 
Guernsey heifer, 6 mos or older, at $10 
$12. Give wt. Exch shoulders 20c and 
hams, 25c lb. W. H. Waddelle, Pear- 
son. 
 
Want to buy one young oxen, broke 
o cart, plow, work anywhere within 
100 miles of Savannah, cheap. F. P. 
Hicks, Savannah. R 4. Box 100. 
 
~- Want a good blooded calf. Exc. P. 
potato plants at 65c M. Mrs, J. T. 
coupe, Baxley.  
 
Want 10 common calves ,not under 
mos. old. State best cash price 
. C. Duggan, Chester. 
 
. .old Hampshire-P. C. 
value $5 each for fresh Jersey 
cow, or fresh Nubian milk goat. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
ae HOGS WANTED 
 
Want immediately 2 or more pigs to 
aise on halves to 4 mos old. Party to 
pay transportation chgs. William 
Henry Lord, Statesboro, Rt. 2, Box 133 
Exc. male Essex pig, sub. to reg. 
 
owdon. R 1. 
Want to buy half dozen pigs, 6 or 8 
- wks. old, feeder stock, cheap. H. H. 
Sullivan, Atlanta, 7 Sheridan Drive. 
 
~ Exc. good corn at,41 bu. for 2 pure 
bred shoats, wt. from 50 to 100 lbs. 
State age, breed, wt. and lowest price 
F, Pettit, Pike. 
 
oy 
 
Any quantity. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
MARKET. BU ELT EN 
 
Exc. pure bred, bloodtested B. R. 9 
wks. old pullets, at 60c or 2 or 3 mos. 
old pigs, thrifty, growing breed. R. L. 
Baird, Grovania. : 
 
Want 2 pure bred shoats, wt. 50-100 
lbs. State breed, age, wt. and lowest 
price. S. F. Pettit, Ellijay. 
 
RABBITS WANTED 
 
Want pr. non-related reg. good stock 
rabbits. Write. B. Lynn, Waycross, 
Rt. 23 
 
Want few Chinchilla does, ready 
bred or with young, not over Yr. old. 
Prolific breeders and good mothers. 
O. W. Smith, Trion: 
 
Georgia Products For Sale 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Eng. peas, very good var. 25 lb. 
(smooth). : Planted in early Fall. Mrs. 
J. E. Passe, Madison. 
 
Willetts Wonder Winter Eng. peas, 
30c lb. Lillie Averette, Buena Vista. 
 
Purple Hull white table pea, 40c qt. 
 
  
 
Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch 
Rel 
White Rice peas, 0c gal; Fal: 
 
turnip seed, 2 tbls. 10c. Add postage. 
No. chks. Mrs. Ida Southerland, Elli- 
jay R. 3 Box 53... 
 
40 lbs. Willetts Wonder garden pea 
seed, 20c lb. FOB. Walter Boatright, 
Covena. $ 
 
Best var. Cream Sugar Crowders, $5 
bu; $3 per 1-2 bu. $1.75 ae Postpaid. 
J. S. Bartley, West Point. ; 
 
6-wks. white table pea with black- 
eye, brown-eye pea. Each, 50c per qt. 
or 3 qts for $1. L. M. Aderhold, La- 
vonhia. 8 : i 
 
Pure Brabhams., All good, sound 
peas. $2,75 bu. D.4 D. Deen; Baxley. 
R 4. 
 
Sev. Ibs. Marrow Fat peas, 25c lb. 
or exc. for B. L. pullets, or nice honey. 
W. F. Smith, Griffin, R. A. 
 
Willetts Wonder peas, 30c lb. del. 
Mrs, H. Gs. BEOws) 
Stone Mtn. Rl. | 
 
Eng. pea seed, 25c lb. Cash, with or- 
der. Mrs. T. E. Sheppard, Soperton. 
 
Few bu. 1931 crop of Whippoorwill 
peas, slightly mixed, $2.50 bu. Money 
order with order. J. E. Sims, Ella- 
belle. : 
1931, new crop early yellow Crowder 
peas, $1.50 pk; $5 bu. FOB. N. E. Law, 
Ocilla, Rt. 3, Box 48. ; : 
 
1931, new crop pure yellow Crowder 
peas. Guar sound and free from dam- 
age, $1.50 pk; $5 bu. A. L. Law, Ocilla 
 
No. 1 Laredo Soys, $3.75; No. 1. Ma- 
thew Soys, $3.50. Remittance with or- 
der. D.C. Strother, Ft. Valley.  
 
Tenn. Green Pod, Burpees String- 
less Giant, 12 1-2c lb; brown Sugar 
Crowders, slightly mixed, same price. 
W. H. Waddelle, Pearson.  
 
10 bu. Brabham peas. Sound and in 
good sacks, $2 bu. Money with order. 
B. R. Greer, Sandersville. 
 
eNew crop Yellow Crowders, 8c lb..$4 
bu.:.FOB. A. L. Law, Ocilla. \ - 
 
10 lbs. everbearing Eng. peas, 25c lb. 
Money order. No chks. Mrs. L. J. 
Collins, Danville. R 2. 
 
15 lbs. hand cleaned Laredo Soja 
beans. Sound. 10c.lb. Cash with or- 
der. Mrs. Ida L. Prickett, Maysville. 
 
10 ibs. 6-wks. Speckled Crowder 
peas, 10c lb. Add postage. Mrs. R. L. 
Greene, Cuthbert. R 4. 
 
Willetts Wonder Frost Proof Eng: 
pea seed, 1931 crop. Pure and sound. 
25c lb; 5 lbs. or more, 20c lb. FOB. A. 
S. May, Warrenton.  
 
Sev. bu. Whippoorwill peas, slightly 
mixed. New seed. $2.50 bu. FOB. A. 
G. Blitch, Ellabell. R 1. Box 27 
 
CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE 
 
100 bbls. good slipped shuck corn, 
$1 bbl. Would trade for hogs at my 
barn, 4 1-2 mi. north Pembroke. E. S. 
Lanier, Pembroke. : : 
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
 
Nice home cured hams, 25c lb. FOB. 
Mrs. J. B. Lanier, Brooklet. 
 
8 country cured hams, 17-24 lbs. 27c 
lb. prepaid. Guar. sound. Mrs. J. M. 
Lewis, Warthen 
 
Country cured hickory smoked 
meat hams, 30c Ib; shoulders, 20c lb. 
Riley C. Couch, Turin. 
 
1 ham, corn fed hog. 22c lb. Wt. 18 
lb. Well cured. Mrs. E. M. Trafis, 
Fayetteville. 
 
1 cured ham, .20c lb. Shoulders, 18c 
lb. Wt. 18 lbs. Mrs. J. L. Travis, Fay- 
etteville. - : zs 
 
Exc. W. L. pullets at 80c each and 
White King pigeons, $2 pr. for cured 
country ham and shoulders. Ore P: 
Foster, God Hope. ON, 
 
Country shoulders, 20c; hams, 25c lb 
3 or more, 2c per Ih less. Smoked with 
Pecan wood. W. H. Waddelle, Pearson. 
 
Smoked shoulders, $15 CWT, sides 
 
  
 
  
 
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with rib in, $17; Hams, $25. Oak wood 
smoked. Malvin Collins, Whigham. 
 
Smoked bacon (none better) hams, 
30c lb; sides, 20c; shoulders, 15c lb. 
W. W. Williams, Quitman. 
 
FRUIT FOR SALE 
 
Good flavored green apples for pies 
and jellies, $1.25 bu. Mrs. B. L. Robin- 
son, Greenville. 
 
Blackberries for sale. Mrs. C. L. 
Mullins, Fayetteville, R 2, Bx. 54. 
 
Gdod eating apples, 40c_ gal. 
Maud Hamby, Greenville, R. 3. 
 
Concord grapes in bulk, FOB Wil- 
liamson $4 per hun; del. between Gril-. 
fin and Hapeville, $4 hun; At farm, 5 
mi. Williamson, 3 1-2c lb. Also some 
juice. Y. M. Anderson, Williamson. 
 
Grapes, sweet and juicy, now ripen- 
ing. 1-2 M. lbs. Make best offer. I. 
H. Johnson, Dublin. R &. < 
 
Sugar apples, fine for cooking and 
canning, also sweet apples, 50c bu. Not 
del. Mrs. J. R. Craig, Oakman, 
 
Apples: Nice large Horse apples, $1.- 
25 bu. L. A. Ponder, Juliette. 
 
Nice Horse apples, 80c bu. FOB.. J. 
W., J. Lord, Commerce. ee 
 
Figs and Huckleberries: Will have 
large size Figs at 60c gal. Also huck- 
leberries, 50c gal. or $2 per 4 gal. crate. 
Mrs. Bettie.Roberts, Tallapoosa. R 3. 
 
Peaches: Georgia and Hiley Bell 
peaches, by truck load; Elbertas ready 
in about 10 days, by truck load. G. C. 
Toole, Dublin: R 5.  
 
Sugar cured hams, 10-15 lb. 30c Ib. 
 
del 
 
Exc. for calves, 6 wks. or older. O. S. 
Duggan, Chester. 
Oak wood smoked sides, $17 per hun- 
 
dred; shoulders, $15; hams, $25. All 
guar. sound. Malvin Collins, Whigham. 
 
GRAIN FOR SALE 
 
Fulcaster wheat 125 bu. $1 bu; 20 
bu. Abruzzi rye, $1.60 bu; 40 bu. Ful- 
ghum oats, 60c bu. All free from 
pests. J. L. White, Adairsville, R. 1. 
 
Good, sound Cokers Red-hart seed 
wheat, $1.40 bu. M. B. Lee, Ft. Valley. 
 
25 bu. seed rye, $1.25 bu. at home. 
Mrs. J.A. Shope, Murrayville, R. 1 
 
70 bu. fine mountain seed rye. Guar. 
absolutely pure. $1.25 bu. FOB. J. H. 
Rice, Cornelia. . 
 
Shadburns Imp. Fulghum oats 
(produced more than 100 bu. per A. 
this year), $1 bu. FOB. J. L. Shad- 
burn, Buford. 
 
Blue Stem seed wheat, $1.50 bu. FOB. 
H. H. Lake; Wrightsville. R. 1. 
 
Blue Stem wheat for seed purposes 
from high yielding strains, $1 bu. Jas. 
 
  
 
|B. Woods, Brooks. 
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
 
  
 
FOR SALE 
 
Nice, new Gallberry Chunk honey 
in tin cans, 10c. 1b. FOB. Jos Harri- 
son, Rockingham. 
 
Nice, bright new Chunk honey, 10 
Ib. cans, $1.50; 5 lbs. 75 _ postpaid. 
Cash with order. 
Ludowici; R 1. 
 
New crop honey, comb or ext. 5/ lb. 
del. by mail, 90c; 10 lb. $1.75; Fancy 
Gallberry, 12-5 lb. $8.40 Case; 6-10 lb. 
$8.25 Exp. FOB. John W. Berryhill, 
Lakeland. ; 
 
New, bright honey, 10 lb. buckets, 
$1.25; new Gallberry, 10 Ib. $1.50 
bucket. Postpaid. Cash with order. 
 
|R. W. Browning, Dublin, R 3. 
 
1931 honey for sale in 5 lb. pails, 
del. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland. 
 
Driped honey in 75 lb. cans, 10c: lb. 
W. J. Morgan, Stillmore. s 
 
New honey, 10c lb. 
ae Fitzgerald. R 4. ) 
 
Ibs. beeswax, 35c lb; 8 gal. strained 
honey, this yrs. crop; gal buckets, $1 
ea. FOB. Exch gal. for 10 Ibs. dried 
fruits Mrs Jd: RR. LTyson; Ocilla, Rt: 3: 
_ Pure Ext. honey, 6 10 Ib. $6.30; 6 
10 lb. Chunk, $7.25; 2 10 lb. Ext. $2.75 
postpaid. John Crummey, Doctor- 
town, Box 36. Bee 
 
Fancy Comb honey. Guar 6 5 lb. $4; 
410 lb. $5; 24 16 oz. glass jars, $4.75 
FOB; 10 lb. pail, $1.75 postpaid. J. O. 
Hallman, Nahunta. i 
 
Pure Ext. or Chunk honey, 10 Ib. 
buckets, $1.50 del; 4 lbs. bright, yellow 
beeswax, 28c Ib. for lot del. Mrs. A. F. 
OKelley, Maysville. R 2. 
 
New bright Strained honey, $1. gal. 
FOB. C. J. Jones, Coffee. 
 
Nice Ext. honey, 6-10 lb. $6.30; 2-10 
Jb. postpaid, $2.75; 1-10 lb. postpaid, 
$1.40; 50 gal. bbls. also. Jno. A. Crum- 
ney, Doctortown. 
 
Fresh new Gallberry honey, Ext. or 
 
Chunk. 15c lb. del. Italian untested 
Queens, 50c ea. del. D. F. Thomas, 
Odum. 
 
New crop~good, bright honey in 50 
lb. cans, 10c lb. T. H. Flowers, Jes- 
up. Fe 2; : E 
 
New honey of finest quality, 10 
 
pes 
 
  
 
  
 
finer potato in existence), 50c bu. FOB. _ 
 
L: G. -H.  Seott,. 
 
Mrs. Pp. g.| Peeled ones preferred. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Thursday, July 16, 1931. 
 
pail, $1 del. by P. P. to 3rd zone. Carl 
W. Southwell, Pineora. : 
 
Bright honey in 1b. sections. Make 
best offer. L. Redfern, Warthn.  
 
4 lbs. beeswax, 25c lb. FOB, or 28c 
lb. del. Cash with order. No chks. 
Mrs. L. J. Collins, Danville. R 2. 5 
, Pure fresh honey from hive in comh, 
$1 per 10 lb. pail; Strained, $1.25 per 
10 lb. FOB. Money order. R. A. Cra- 
vey, Milan. R- 1. Box 130. 
 
OATS FOR SALE | 
 
Bancroft seed oats, $1 bu here. W. ~ 
W. Williams, Quitman. 
 
New Fulghum seed oats, 100 bu lots 
45c bu. Remittance with order. G. A. ~ 
Fagan, Ft. Valley, RFD. 
 
Seed oats. Pure Bancroft, also Hun- 
dred Bushel. Recleaned. 5c bu. Jas. 
B. Woods, Brooks. ee 
Oats, 106 Dus He He bakes 
Wrightsville. R 1. : ; 
 
POTATOES FOR SALE | : 
30 bu. small Red Bliss seed Irish po- | 
tatoes, $1 bu. Cash with order. R. E.- 
Bower, Dixie. g 
No. 2.and No. 3 Nebraska Red Bliss 
potatoes for seed for Fall planting (No 
 
FOB. 
 
  
 
W. T. Greene, Clyo. 
 
oA RYE FOR. SABE. 22s = 
 
50 bu new home grown Tall seed 
rye, $1.40 bu. Remittance with order.  
 
D. C. Strother, Ft. Valley. oe 
 
Genuine Abruzzi seed rye, free of 
 
wild onions, $2 bu. FOB. Cash with 
 
order. W.-L. Ledford, Crandall. R. i. *  
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
A-1 pure Ga. cane syrup, 12 1-2 gal  
cans to cs $4.25 per cs. Malvin Col-  
lins, Whigham. i ak 
Strictly A-1 pure Ga. cane syrup in  
cs. of 12 half gal cans, $4 cs. Frt. pre- 
paid 2 cs-or more. J. T. Ponder, Whig- 
ham. i Sates: 
Pure Ga. Cane syrup in. cases. 12 - 
half gal. $4 per cs. Frt. prepaid 2 cas-_ 
es or more. J. T. Ponder, Whigham. - 
Pure Ga. Cane syrup, best grade, 12 
half gal. cans to cs. $4.25 Cs. Malvin 
Collins, Whigham. PL 
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE. 
 
Nice tomatoes, now ready, $3.50 per  
 
crate, FOB. Maude Hamby, Green- | 
 
ville, R38. : ae 
 
Nice, new crop colored Bunch butter- 
 
beans, 20c lb. or'2 for 35c. S. R. Har- - 
den, Surrency. . , : 
 
WATERMELONS FOR SALE 
Can furnish truck load of good wa- 
termelons. S. R. Harden, Surrency:  
 
WHEAT eee 
Good Blue Stem seed wheat, $1.50  
bu. FOB. Arthur Owen, Barnesville... 
 
Georgia Products Wanted 
 
_ BEANS AND PEAS WANTED | 
Exch value;$5 for 2 bu good peas.  
G. W. Akins, Graymont. ; 
Exch Condons Everbearing straw- 
berry plants and other value for  
Crowder pea seed, white feed sacks, or | 
anything can use. Mattie Carter,  
Alma, Rt.: 2. % HS GRASS 
Want 1 1-2 bu. sound Field peas.  
Write what you have and price. Mrs. 
J-Z. Curry, Stockton. : soy 
 
FRUIT WANTED : 
Want 10-20 Ibs. good, dried apples. 
/W. C|, Siler, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Summertown. Box 173. ae oes 
ant Keiffer pears. Will buy or-  
chard or so much a bushel. Give best  
prices both ways. J. O. Lunsford,  
 
Talking Rock. R 2. ' PaO es 
 
FIELD PEAS WANTED 
Want best price on 50-75 bu. field  
peas. O. L. Carr, Hilton. See eaara 
 
  
 
  
 
~ OATS WANTED 
Want 20 bu. feed oats, cheap. State 
price del. , Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayette- 
ville. . : 
Want 100 bu. Ped. Fulghum or Ap- 
pler seed oats for Sept. del. Clayton ~ 
D. Sheley, Halcyondale. Rea: wee 
 
HONEY, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES 
as WANTED | ee 
Want sev. cases honey in 5 lb. pails.  
State lowest cash price, del. H. N. 
Watts, Felton. R 2. see 
 
PEANUTS WANTED Sr eee 
_ Want about 1 bu. good, sound eat- 
ing peanuts. Pay cash. Send sample 
and state price del. by mail. . W. L. 
 
  
 
  
 
    
  
 
Ledford, Crandall. R 1. 
 
Want to buy several hundred Ibs. Gia 
peanuts at the right price. H. H. Sul- 
livan, Atlanta. 7 Sheridan Drive. = 
 
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Georgia Products Nami 
 
PECANS AND WALNUTS WANTED 
 
- Want pecans in shell and hulled and 
dried black walnuts. Any quantity and 
ariety. J. C. TOSS, Macon. Crumps 
rk. 
 
  
 
  
 
- -RYE WANTED 
 
Want 7 1-2 bu. genuine Abruzzi rye. 
xc. 7500 P. R. vine cuttings. Ea. to 
transportation chg. on goods re- 
ee. Rufus Merriman, Lyons. R 1. 
 
_ Plants For Sale 
 
as. W. cabbage, Stone and Balti- 
e tomato, and collard plants, 20c |} 
300, 50c; $1. 10 M. del. Marcus Wil- | 
ean R 2. 
 
  
 
  
 
ewis, Baxley RFD 4, 
 
. Augustine grass uttings, 
ane July 25th, FOB. Exc. 
frui 
 
$1.95 
for 
Miss A. Dixon, Alma Box 
 
- Stone, Baltimore tomato, Ga. 
Heading collard, 500, 60c; $1. 10 M. 
P, &., Boon potato, $1 M. del. 
10 M. $8 del. W. O. Waldrip, Flow- 
ranch. 
nuine Imp. Red skin plants. Seed 
rom vine cuttings, 60c M FOB 
shipment. Paul Lightsey, 
 
r P, R. vine cuttings from State 
seed, $2 M. also plants, $1 M. 
asty, Dawson. 
 
low skin P. R. plants, State 
ao 65c_ del. Ga. a: 
 
R. ants,  Gov. insp. from vine 
ut. 60c M. Over 5 M. 50c M. Jas. a: 
pe, Baxley, Rt. 2. 
Yellow skin P. R. plants, 75c M. del. 
 
No chks. Money, with order. John 
Odum, R 1. Box 135. 
efield and Flat Dutch cabbage, 
Heading collard, Stone, Baltimore 
ato, eg \e0c: $1 M; Pepper and 
590, 60c; $1, 500; $1.75 M. 
Mrs. Gertrude ae 
 
ewl: S 
 
mato plants, 300, 40c del. in Ist 
2nd zones. Large, stocky No. 1 
its. John Crone, Philomath. 
s. W., Flat Dutch cabbage, $1.25 
bbage- -collard, 500, 50c;75c M. 
oking orders for onion sets, $2 pk. 
Dee Cader Stephens, Flowery 
 
Rp plants, 50c M. FOB; 80c M. 
ash with order. Aaron Sellers, 
ae: 
 
sp. PL R. plants, Red. and 
Kin, $1: M. del; 5 M. $4. Guy 
Gainesville. R 2. 
 
akefield cabbage, Ga. 
e tomato, 20c C; 90c M. 
ic M. Cc. F. Waldrip, Gainesville. 
 
      
   
    
    
   
    
   
     
    
   
  
 
~ collard, 
 
lery plants, grown from Hastings 
n Seli-Blanching seed. 50c C. 
d postage on orders less than 50c. 
sie Martin, Gainesville. R 9. ~ 
Ov. insp. PH. plants 65c M. del. 
in 3 or 4 days or money back. _T. 
lis, Odum. R A. Box 134. 
lew Stone tomato, E. J., Flat Dutch, 
pe hagen cabbage, 40 200; 90c, 
.25 M. postpaid; Sweet Pimien- 
pper, 20c C. Grady Kelley, Sul- 
oe Pek 
 
Vol cand. "Aaron Strawberry 
30c C. Mrs. i. eX Coe, Easta- 
 
ac 
 
bbage, collard and tomato plants, 
dy. 500 cabbage, 85c; 1 M. plants, | 
5 M. $6. Mrs. R. E. Hackle, 
dosta 603 Savannah Ave. | 
 
ingston Globe and Marglobe to- 
ate plants ,and collard, 20c C; 5c, 
10 oo * M. Edgar Woodall, Cor- 
 
1 
 
Cabbage, collard and Greater B. to- 
ato plants, $1 M. del; 5 M .up, 75c 
FOB. = Mrs. Cal Garrett, Oakwood. 
 
       
    
  
  
  
   
   
   
   
    
     
   
    
  
 
Polimore and Stone tomato, *xead- 
g collard, J, Wakefield cabbage, 500, 
c; $1 M. 85c M. for larger orders. 
J. C. Allen, Gainesville, R. 2. 
 
collard ,300, + D00; $110 *: 
i Prompt del. Sat. 
guar. E. A. Hayes, Buford R 2. - 
 
Jersey Wakefield, Flat Dutch~ cab- 
bge, New Stone Baltimore and Mar- 
z1 be tomato, collard plants, $1.25 M; 
on and P R. potato, $1 M Mailed. 
R. Woodliff Flowery Branch, R 1, 
Hot pepper plants .35c C; "Sweet 
pepper, 50c C. Del. Cash - with order. 
 
Over 5| 
 
White Banana Yam _ potato plants, 
$1.50 M; Gov. insp. P. R., 75 M. FOB. 
Mrs. Ruth E. Mims, Alma. R 1 
 
Cabbage and Heading collard plants 
300, 50c; 500, 75c; $1.25 M. postpaid. 
Mrs. W. N. Lott, Braselton. 
 
Few M. PB. R plants, 75 M. del; 
Early Triumph, $1 M. del. Exc. for 
anything can use. Rufus Merriman, 
Lyons. R 1. 
 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage, 
New Stone, Baltimore tomato, Head- 
ing collard, 20c C; 300, 45c; $1 M. 5 M. 
up, Be M. Collect. Lee Crow, Oak- 
woo 
 
Flat Dutch, Drum Head and All Sea- 
son cabbage, 20c C; 300, 45c; $1.10 M. 
 
del. Ga. 5 M. up, 90c M. collect. Cie 
McDonald, Oakwood. 
State insp. Pink skin P. R. potato 
 
vines, $2 M. FOB. Now ready. T. T. 
Winge, Rockingham. 
 
Late Flat Dutch and Wakefield 
cabbage, Greater Baltimore~ tomato, 
Heading collard ,300, 45c; $1 M. Mail- 
ed... 5.M. Toe M.. Exp. Collet.. H. P. 
Crow, Gainesville. R 2 
 
Late Flat Dutch and Jersey W. cab- 
bage plants, Marglobe tomato, 25c C; 
500; 75; $1.15 M; dele W. ot. Wright, 
Alto. R 2. 
 
New Stone tomato, Chas. W. cab- 
bage, 20c C; 90c M. 5 M: 75c M. Hob- 
 
more Gainesville, R 2 
 
Norduke, Stone and Marglobe iG. 
mato plants, 20 C; $1.50 M del. H. C. 
Reid, Hogansville, Rt. 4.- 
 
Cabbage and collard plants, 20c C; 
90c M; 5M or. more, 85c M. Tomato, 
same price, del. 
ford, Oakwood, Rt. 1. 
 
Napier Grass plants and roots. Im- 
ported drom Africa. Gives more green 
forage than any other known grass. 
Can be cut,4 times yearly. $5.50 M. 
s. T. Smith, Cuthbert. 
 
del; 5s0c M FOB. Ellis 
Odum. 
 
Red pink skin potato plants, Gov. 
tnsp. and dipped, 45c FOB or 65c del. 
Prompt shipment. G. E. Sera, 
Odili: 25 
 
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 60c M; del. 
Ga. Money orders only. George Grif- 
fis, Screven. 
 
POR: plants, Gov insp. Grown from 
 
Aspinwall, 
 
vine cuttings, 60c.M, 5M up, 50c M. 
D. D. Deen, Baxley, Rt. 4, : 
Gov. insp. P. R. and. Nancy Hall 
 
ee 50c M. Warren Miles, Baxley, 
Rt. 5 
 
P. R. plants, 60c M. Exch for male 
calf and some for anything can use. 
E. W. Troupe, Baxley. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage Maite. 500, 65c5 
$1.25 M; also New Stone tomato 60c, 
500; $f "M. postpaid. J. D. Bennette, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
New Stone Greater B. tomato plants 
 
30c, 200; 95 M del. Collard plants, 
same price. Rafe Thompson, Flowery 
Branch, Rt. 1. 
 
Cabbage- collard, plants, 70c, 500; 
$1.10 M; Purple egg peas. 50c:C; 25 
3 doz del, No chks. Mrs. F, Happoldt, 
Lewiston. 
 
- Purple skin P. R. plants, 75c M~ del; 
Stone and Baltimore tomato, Ga. coll- 
ard, 20c C; 65c, 500; $1 M: del; 5M 75c 
M FOB. Winfred Waldrip, Flowery 
Branch. 
 
R. R. plants, Gov. insp. Grown from 
vine, 75c M. for 3 M. or more, del. 
Less, $i MM. del. N.S W.. Daniel, Ty 
eV = 
 
New Stone tomato plants, 20c C; 
M. del. Steve Howard, Flowery Branch 
Reds 
 
Red skin P. R. plants, $1 M. del; 
tomato, same eae) Broad Leaf to- 
bacco, $1 M. Baie Waldrip, Flowery 
Branch. Rody 
 
Cabbage, collard and tomato plants, 
500, 65c; $1.25 M; Potato plants, $1 M. 
Bill Crow, Gainesville. 
 
J. \Wakefield cabbage, Sure Head 
collard, tomato, 500, 60c; $1.10 M. del. 
 
Prompt. shipment. Theresa Allen, 
Gainesville. R 2. 
', Wakefield and Dutch  cabbage, 
 
Stone and Baltimore tomato, Head- 
ing collard, P. R. plants, 20c C; 500, 
75c; $1 M. Mailed; 10 M. $7.50 Exp. 
col. L. A. Crow, Oakwood. 
 
v Late Flat Dutch cabbage, Ga. collard 
and Lady T. strawberry plants, 20c C; 
Stone tomato, 25c C. No chks. Henry 
Eller, Ellijay. R 3. 
 
Wakefield cabbage, New Stone and 
Baltimore tomato, Heading. collards, 
25. C.- 90e *M. del; 5 M. up, 75ceM. 
collect... Ovie Crowe, Gainesville. R 2. 
Chas. W. cabbage, Stone, Baltimore 
tomato plants, 20c C; 500, 75c; $1.25 
M. del; Collard, 15c C; 300, 45c; $1.M. 
del. Amos Williams, Gainesville. 
Thousands of guar. 8 in. Stone to- 
 
  
 
   
 
E. een, Dublin. 
 
7 t poke y 
 
    
 
mato plants, cabbage- collard, Chas W. 
 
    
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
bling collard, l5c C; 75c M. Ray wee 
 
Mrs. E. B. Wether- | 
 
Porto Rico plants, State insp. 70c M- 
 
$1 | 
 
cabbage, 300, 60c; 600, $1; $1.25 M. 
Postpaid. C. R. Burell, Auburn. 
 
Lead. var. cabbage-collard and New 
Stone and Baltimore tomato; 15c ; 
400, 50c; $1 M; 5 M. up, 80c M. Clyde 
Smith, Oakwood. Foc Se 
 
Large, well rooted pepper 
Sweet and Hot. 30c C. del. 
Wright, Alto. 
 
Flat Dutch and Wakefield cabbage, 
cabbage -heading collard plants. 500, 
60c; 90c M. del. postpaid; 5 M. $2.50. 
Ep. co. F>F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
Late Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cab- 
bage, Ga. collard, 15c C; $1.25 im; New 
Stone and Greater B. tomato, 20c C; 
p- 40-1, Major Crowe, Cumming. R 
 
plants, 
Ida 
 
'P. R. potato vines, Gov insp. Pink+ 
and Yelow skin, not mixed. $1 M e 
P. A. Watson, Odum. R Ze 
 
Nice, strong cabbage plants, Wakew 
field and Flat Dutch. $1 M. Andrew 
Clark, Thomasville. 
 
Guar. 8 in. New Stone, Baltfmore 
tomato; roots mossed; expert: packing: 
Cabbage, large Wakefield, | collards: 
300, 60c; 600, $1; $1.40 M postpaid. C 
F. Maddox, Buford. 
 
Chas: J. Wakefield and Flat Dutch 
cabbage, collard and tomato plants, 
500, 60c; $1 M postpaid. Miss Rosa 
May, Lewiston. - 
 
Stone and Baltimore tomato plants, 
300, 50c; 500, 75c; $1 M del. No chks. 
nor stamps. L. M. Wingo, Gainesville. 
 
id: 
 
Cabbage - collard plants, 5c C. 
Prompt shipment. Wilson -Carson, 
Hampton. 
 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage, 
New Stone and Baltimore tomato, col- 
lard, all ready, 65c, 500; postpaid; $1.25 
M; 5M up, $1 M collect. SAGs Cham- 
bers, Gainesville. R 1. 
 
Stone tomato and E. J. cabbage, 20c 
C; 500, 60c; 90c M. True Ga. collard, 
75 MM, del. - Carl Strayhorn, Flowery 
Branch. 
 
. Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage, 
New Stone and Baltimore tomato, 
Heading collard, 20c C; 40c, 300; 90 
M. del; 5M. up, 70c M. FOB: Ovie 
Crowe, Gainesville. R 1. 
 
_ Mint plants, 6. for 35e,.P. Ps. Moss 
packed. Mrs. T. B. Thomas, Thomas- 
boro. 
 
, Wakefield cabbage, Stone and Bal-/ 
timore tomato, Heading collard, 25c C; 
$1 M. del; 5 M. up, 75c M collect. Jefi 
Mooney, Gainesville. Re, 
 
New Stone and Greater B. tomato, 
500, 75c; $1.25 M 8-10 M $1 M. post- 
paid. Packed in ventilated boxes. J. 
B. Nix, Flowery Branch. R 1. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage, 20c C; 300, 50c; 
85c M. 5 M. up; 75e7 M del. Mrs. 
R. L. Smith, Flowery Branch. R 1. 
 
Pimiento and Hot pepper plants, 20c 
C; best var. collards,15cC. Postpaid. 
J. N. Carson, Hampton. 
 
New Stone and Greater B,. tomato 
plants, 25c, 200; 90c M; $8 per 10 M. 
as Ralph C,. Thompson, Cumming. 
 
oo Heading and sold fashioned Blue 
Stem collard plants $115 M.. del. Mrs, 
 
-|A. H. Price, Locust Grove. 
 
P. R. vines, Red and White skin. Gov. 
 
insp. $1 M. A. Bowen, Bristol. 
. Heading collard, 300, DUC Sd NE: 
Dutch and W. cabbage, 20c C; $1.25 M. 
Mailed; Klondike and Everbearing 
strawberry, 30c C; $2 M del. L. A. Crow, 
Oakwood. 
 
Plant selection for Fall crop: 200. 
 
each, cabbage, collard, tomato, and 50 
each, Pepper and Fee- plants. $1 post- 
paid. Mrs: Gertrude Branan, Lewiston. 
Chas. W. cabbage, 500, 65c: $1.15 M; 
New Stone tomato, $1 M del. Postpaid. 
J. B. Bennette, Flowery Branch. R 1. 
Sweet potato slips, grown from vine 
cuttings, State insp. large size plants, 
50c M FOB. Cash. R. F. Lewis, Rax- | 
ley. R 4. 
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, well rooted, 
50c M FOB; 75c M. prepaid in Ga. 
Cash with order. oe F. Lewis, Baxley. 
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 50c M FOB. 
Guy Lewis, Baxley. R4. - 
 
300; 600, 75635 Toc IWEe- tomato, $1.25 M 
del; Crystal Wax Bermuda onion sets, 
$1 gal. Cdder Stephens, Flowery 
Branch. 
 
75 M Pimiento well rooted, good cond. 
plants, 65 M. Exc. for Ext. or Chunk 
honey, wheat, chicks, (Reds preferred), 
dried apples, peaches or peas. Mrs. 
Belle Goddard, Goggins. 
 
Pink skin PR) plants, not mixed, 
Goy. insp. 60c M del. H. Lightsey, O- 
dum. Re 2. A 
 
State insp. P. R. plants, grown from 
vine cuttings, 60c M FOB. Paul Light- 
sey, Odum. - 
 
Pure vine cuttings P. R. plants, State 
insp. $1.50 M. G. W. Hasty, Dawson. 
 
  
 
| not less 6-8 in. State del. prices, da 
 
Chas. W, Flat Dutch cabbage, 45c, |. 
 
  
     
    
    
    
    
  
   
    
   
    
   
   
  
   
     
    
    
   
     
     
  
     
   
    
     
    
   
  
  
  
    
      
     
  
     
  
  
   
   
  
     
    
     
     
   
   
  
 
PAGE FIVE 
 
Seed grown from vines, 60c M del. 
No chks. Leland Lightsey, Odum. R = 
 
Yellow skin P. R. plants, 50 M FOB 
J. S. Murray, Odum. 
 
St. Augustine Grass cuttings, weld 
rooted. $1.25 bu. FOB. until 25th. AC 
A. Dixon, Alma. Box 55. 
 
Mountain grown plants: Ga. cate 
bage and Sweethead collards. Wake- 
field, Dutch, Drumhead cabbage; 
Globe, Marglobe, Baltimore tomato. 
Del. 500, $1; $1.50 M. Mrs. H. L. How 
ell, Valdosta. 907 No. Patterson St.  
 
Stone tomato and True Ga. collard, 
20c }:500; .-60@; ~ $1. Mo dele Gauvs 
Strayhorn, Flowery Branch Reiss. 
 
Cabbage plants for Fall headin 
Flat Dutch, Wakefield, 500, 60c; stor 
 
  
 
del. Postpaid. Cabbage heading  
lard, same price. F. F. Stokes, Fitz, 
gerald. 
 
Early J., Flat Dutch cabbage, 2 
C; $1.25 M. del. Peppermint, 20c doz.  
Everbearing strawberry, 45c C. R. L 
Blackwell, Cleveland.  
 
Cabbage, collard and tomato plants, 
20:.C; 300; 5063" 500; 5c; $1.25 M. 
Clyde Waldrip, Flowery Branch. R tT 
 
Stone and Baltimore tomato, Tru : 
Ga. and Headjng collard, 500, 60c; 
 
del; 10 M $8 collect. W. O. Wal. 
drip, Flowery Branch. 
 
Ga. collard plants, 500, $1; $1 50. 
prepaid. W. E. Farmer, Dalton. R 4 
 
Wakefield and Flat Dutch cabbage 
Heading collard and Baltimore, Ston 
tomato plants, 20c.C; 300, 50c; $1 M. 
Del. 4 M up, 75c M. Mrs. Azzie CHOW 
Gainesville. Rt. 2. 
 
New Stone, Baltimore and Marglobe 
tomato, Jersey W. and Flat Dutch. cab- 
bage, old-time collard plants, oe 
M; Boon and Portoricans, $1 M. 
Woodliff, Flowery Bratch. 
 
Hastings Heading cabbage-collar 
plants, ready. .-25c.C; 5c, 500: $1 M. 
Mrs. V. C. -Ray, Kensington. R 2. Bs 
 
Tomato plants, $1.25  M; 500, 75c. 
Moss packed. Basket. free. Postpaid 
25c extra if chk. is sent. Lee W 
drip, Gainesville. 
 
Premium -late Drum Head cabbage 
now ready, $1.40 M; Lady Thompso 
strawberry plants, 40c C. Add posta 
on small orders. Mrs. F, M. Turner 
Cleveland. R 4. i a 
 
Plants Wanted 
 
Want late variety cabbage plants 
Will exch cabbage collard. plant f 
plant, or pay cash. R. Treadwell, 
Syth; Rt. 
 
Want, 2. ir Marglobe tomato plants : 
 
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can ship, etc. P. E. Rhodes, Baldwin, 
Box 74, 
 
Exc. fine Thompson B. R. eggs fol 
tomato-plants. 15 eggs for 1 M plants 
Or exc. for 500 each, temato and col- 
lard plants. Mrs. Ww. ee Spe 
Villa Rica. R 2. 
 
- Seed For Sale 
 
Hastings\ pure Purple Top. tu 
seed, cabbage, collard, turnip and rap 
seed, mixd, 40c lb. or 30c lb. in bul 
Mrs. E. C. Bagley, Suwanee, R. 2. 7 
 
White nest, onions, 60c gal. Mrs. 
 
L. Robinson, Greenville. 
 
Turnip seed, 20c cupful; Seven Top, 
5 spoonful; yellow, 15c lb. Also A 
cherry trees, 12c ea. Rasberry, 10 
Add postage. Mrs. J. B. cope 
lonega. R. 1, the 
 
New crop Seven Top and Purp 
Top. turnip, slightly mixed, 
snuff-boxful, or 40c Ib. 
Wright, Alto, ices j 4 
 
Seven Top turnip seed, sound, 1931 
crop. 20c per teacupful by mail posi 
paid, or half cup for 12c in stam 
Mrs. M. E. Ledford, Crandall, R. Le 
 
  
 
  
 
Varnell. R 2. 
 
6 gal. white nest onions, large iz 
40 gal, Mrs. J: -B, Lynch, Brook 
 
Burr clover seed, dbl. screened, har 
cleaned, 8c Ib. Sample mailed, 10 
white nest onions, large size, $1 2 
del. L. M. Aderhold, Lavonia. 
 
Burr Clover oe this: < yrs 
$25 ton FOB. D. H. Thornton, Har 
well R 1. 
 
Burr Clover paced) routh, 11-2 
Cleaned, 4 1-2c Ib. 1931 crop. Milto 
Meeler, Hartwell. 
New mustard seed, 1931 crop. 
A ths. . Mrs, J. Fe, Parker, Talking R 
Buncomb collard seed, 40c lb; 3 oe 
$1; L. E. Harrison, Dublin. 
Late Flat Dutch and late Drum- 
head cabbage: seed. Ist yr. from 
 
  
 
State insp. Red skin P. R. plants. 
 
  
 
Hastings, Good cond. 75 Ib, del. R. 
L. Self, mba te. R 3. 3 
 
   
 
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Thursday, July 16, 1931, 
 
  
 
Seed For Sale ~ 
 
Recleaned Burr Clover seed, 6c lb. 
here. S. B. Kinard, Jackson. 
 
* Burr Clover seed, 1 1-2c lb. FOB; 
' Recleaned, 50c bu. FOB. Any amount. 
Gene Harper, Hartwell. Rl. - 
 
Imp. Purple Top, White Globe tur-- 
nip seed, field mixed, 25c lb.; cabbage, 
heading collard, 30c lb.  Postpaid 
- Edna Kelley, Sulphur Springs, R. 1. 
6 lbs. Ga. collard. New, just gather- 
ed; 25c lb. FOB. J.-P. Smith, Sr. 
Homerville, Rt. 1 Box 37. 
 
Hastings Big Seven turnip seed 
collection mixed with Japanese Sho- 
~ go-in, 30c lb; yellow crookneck squash 
- and mammoth okra, 3 tbls. 12c. All 
 
    
    
     
    
   
    
   
     
     
   
   
     
  
    
      
  
    
    
     
  
     
  
  
    
   
     
     
     
    
     
    
    
    
    
    
    
  
   
    
  
  
    
     
  
  
     
     
    
    
    
    
 
~ del. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce 
R-5. 
Vadco Jappo (the turnip. that 
 
thrives in hot weather), Tender Green 
(new vegetable), few Sugar Crowder 
_- peas. W. C. Smith, Smyrna, R 1. 
~~ Burr Clover seed, hand cleaned, 4c 
tb. Viola Smith, Martin, 
Crimson Clover seed for sale. L. E. 
Pittman, Sugar Valley. 
~~. Red multiplying onion buttons, 20c 
qt .60c gal. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lewis- 
ae: on 
Large red multiplying onions, 50c 
gal. Mrs. J. E. Pease, Madison. 
~~ Large red nest onions for fall plant- 
ing, cut into quarters. Make 8-10 in 
/ hill. $1 gal. Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flow- 
ery Branch. R 1. ~ 
Calif. beer seed, 30c teacupful, post- 
- paid. No less order filled. Cash with 
order. Miss Georgia Sewell, Newnan. 
RR. 3. Box 66. 
-arge size shallots, 10c lb. Ready 
now to put out; also scallion buttons, 
~ 5c qt. Cash only. Mrs. R. O. Hyde, 
Cumming. Re: 
- -*5 gal, turnip, seed, Hastings Seven 
~ var. Make. best offer. Mrs. Nannie 
- Hanson, Bowdon. R 4. 
: Seven Top turnip seed, 25c Ib, or 20c 
lb. for lot of 17 lbs. Mrs. R. L. Smith, 
\Flowery Branch. R 1. 
 Purple Top turnip seed, 25 lb; cab- 
aie -collard seed, 25 lb. del. Abner 
aker, Norman Park. 
3 2 bu. 1931 crop mixed Purple Top 
and Seven Top turnip seed about 50- 
 
50. 20c lb. Del. lb. lots and up. P. C. 
 
- Herod, Kathleen. 
 
- 4931 beet and mustard, 50c per cup- 
- ful; radish, 10c tbls. Exc. 1 of ea. for 
~ 1MP.-.R. potato plants. Ea. del. Mrs. 
- J. G. Dodd, Alpharetta. R 5. 
 
-- Seven Top turnip seed, new var. 
25c lb. or 20c lb. for lot of 17 lbs. Add 
~ postage. Mrs. G. L.: Childers, Flowery 
 
Branch. R. 1. : 
 
: 8 pts. Seven Top turnip seed, 1931 
erop. 30c pt.. No personal chks. Mrs. 
Etta Keener, Ellijay. R. 3. 
60> IDSs, Purple Top turnip seed, 30c 
 1b. 1931 crop. No orders less than 1 
lb. H. G. Samples, Alamo. 
ue Seven Top turnip seed, 50c 1b; Calif. 
multiplying beer seed, 25c cup; 10c 
start; rape seed, 10c spoonful, Mrs. F. 
M. Turner, Cleveland. R 4. 
 
Purple Top turnip seed, 1931 crop. 
Sound. 50c lb. del. Mrs. s G. Ray, 
Kensington. R 2. 
 
~ 4 lbs. Willetts sincere Eng, pea 
seed. Clean, sound. $1.40 for fot, or 
-85 Ib; red and white nest onions, 60 
gal. del. No stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sul- 
_-livan, Carrollton. a 
 8 lbs. Willetts Wonder new crop, 
clean, sound Eng. pea seed, $2.75 for 
lot, or 35 Jb. del; large white nest on- 
ions, new-crop, sound, 60c gal. Mrs. 
. J, E. Latham, Carrollton, R 5. 
 
= <8. pts. Seven Top turnip seed, slight- 
Jy mixed with Purple Top. 20c pt. 
Mrs. Manda Swofford, Ranger. R 2. 
Perennial nest onions, especially fine 
for early green onions, good yielder, 
keeper, and mild flavor. 50c gal. Add 
Sk pee eh, Steinheimer, Woolsey. 
 
; gal. shallot buttons, 50c gal. $1.25 
for lot; 2 gal. white nest onions, 50c 
gal. 80c for lot. Mrs. W. H. Bagley, 
Cusseta. 
 
: Purple .Top turnip seed, nice and 
yes clean, 30c lb. Write for prices in large 
: . F. N. Bragg, Hawkinsville. 
 
~ About 15 lbs. Tender Green seed, 
-30c per 1-4 lb; 50c, 1-2 lb; 75c lb. del. 
Walter Jones, Martinez. 
 
Rocky Mtn. cabbage seed, 10c tbls. 
This yrs seed. Miss Viola Hensley, 
Ellijay. R 3. Box 60. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage seed, $1 lb; New 
Stone and Greater B. tomato, 75e lb; 
collard, .25 lb. 25c extra if chks. is 
ent. Lee Waldrip., Gainesville. 
Sage, 40c lb; May Eng. pea 
 
seed, 
15 lbs. Add postage. Mrs. H. B. Griz- 
zle, Royston. : 
 60 Ibs. new crop turnip, mostly 
Seven Top and Purple Top. 30c lb. 5 
 Tbs ae del; Mustard, mostly curled var. 
 
this yr. crop, 25c Ib. or $2.50 for lot of. 
 
same. 
Ri, 
 
Sev. bu. sound Java peas, $2.25 bu; 
early White Globe turnip and cab- 
bage-collard, 50c 1b; Winter Eng. 
peas, 30c lb. del. Mrs. H. V. Franklin, 
Register. 
 
75 lbs. mixed turnip seed, Hastings 
7 collection and Shogoin about half 
and half. 35 lb. prepaid; 10 lb. Hast- 
ings beet seed, 75c lb. J. T. Cole, 
Barnesville. 
 
50 Ibs. new crop Seven Top turnip 
seed, 40c lb. or exc. Robt. T. Allen, 
Riverdale. 
 
Ga. collard, Hastings 7 Top turnip 
seed, 25c per teacupful; Dwarf Essex 
rape, 20c teacupful. New crop. Mrs. 
Ee N. Rice, Felton. R.- I. 
 
Collard seed, $15 CWT. or small lots, 
18c; 1 1b. lots, 30c postpaid. Also 
plants, $1. Malvin Collins, Whigham 
 
1931 crop recleaned True Ga. Col- 
lard seed, 15c lb. FOB. J. T. Ponder, 
Whigham. 
 
Cabbage-collard seed, 50c Ib. Mrs. E. 
F. McMillan, Hahira. 
 
600 Ibs. Burr Clover seed, with soil 
for inoculation, $3 per C. or exc..Robt. 
T.. Allen, Riverdale. 
 
Purple Top Globe Seven Top and 
Shogoin turnip seed, 35c lb. P. P. All 
ae seed. Walter Jones, Ramhurst 
R 
 
Burr clover seed, $25 ton, recleaned 
50c bu. Screened through 3 screens, 6 
is a FOB. Gene Harper, Hartwell, 
 
Miss L..M. Davis, Silver Creek. 
 
  
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Add postage on orders 
 
clean. less 
than 50c. Mrs. F. M:. .Turner,.Cleve- 
land. R 4. 
 
Will can apples and blackberries on 
halves, also make jelly, preserves, etc. 
Party to furnish sugar and cans. Mrs. 
Claude Hardin, White. R 1. 
 
Queen. of the Meadow roots, green, 
10c lb) any amt. wanted. Miss Ella 
Bond, Carnesville. R 1. g 
 
Sweet, flue cured tobacco, 10-12 1-2c 
lb. L. J. Boatright, Baxley. R 4. 
 
100 lb. mash and grain sacks, free 
from holes, 34 for $1 not postpaid. Wt. 
about 7Ibs. Mrs. J. Kingston. Atlan- 
ta. R 2-Box 202 Ar. 
 
Yellow. root, bone dry, 15c lb. Add 
postage. / Mrs. J. H. Fox, Dial. 
 
Can any amt. of blackberries,.25c per 
half gal. Party wanting berries, fur- 
nish cans and pay postage. Keedie 
Kirk, Rockmart. R 
 
  
 
Miscellaneous Wanted 
 
Want second-hand qt. fruit jars. 
Exc. white feed sacks and-other value. 
Mrs. Rose Danvers, Buena Vista. 
 
Exec. value, $5 fer chickens, or any- 
thing can use. G. B..Rabon, Blake- 
Tye 
Want to make jelly and preserves 
on. halves. -Party to furnish sugar and 
their half of containers and pay post- 
age both ways. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, 
Carrollton. R 5. 
 
Want Gensing, dry, clean roots. 
Send sample and best cash  price. 
-Lelius Helms, Buena Vista. 
 
  
 
Want White Egg, Cow Horn, Yel- 
low Aberdean, Red Top Rutabaga tur- 
nip seed, also. collard and cabbage 
seed, lb. lots. W. J. Morgan, Still- 
more. R 1. ; 
Want Bermuda, Red, White, yellow 
 
onions. State best price and kind of 
color in first. letter. W. T. Cook, Lin 
colnton. RS.  
 
  
 
Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
Sev. kinds. of Herbs for medical pur- 
poses for sale or exc. for value. State 
what you have to exch. Mrs. H. H, 
Sullivan, Carrollton, Rt. 5. 
 
100 Ib. cap. strong, white chicken 
feed sacks, 10c each. Cash: Miss Belle 
Timmerman, Bronwood. Box 83. 
 
Nice, clean walnut kernels. Mostly | 
large pieces last yr. crop. 65c lb. and 
postage. Mrs. M. F. Knowles, Jack- 
son. 
 
Yellow and mellow tobacco, fine 
shape. Smoking and chewing. 5 lb. 
boxes, del. $1; 10 lb. box, $1.90 del. C. 
De Fetter, Surrency. C-o A. Campbell. 
 
Sweet Flue cured tobacco, 10-12 
1-2c Ib. No orders for less than $1. 
oo postage. L. J. Boatright, Baxley 
 
Pan to 150 Ibs. ity sis root. 10c 1b. 
for lot if taken at. once. Name and 
address not given.) 
 
20 lbs. nice, clean goose Cire 
 
$7 for lot, or 50c Ib. C. D- Williamson, 
Plains. 
5 lbs. sassafras, $1; poke. root and 
heart-leaves, 15c lb.; wild cherry, 20c 
Ib. Winter- -ereen, "30c: and other 
barks and roots, etc. Miss lLyndia 
Stancil, Alpharetta. Rie 25 
 
Ground oyster shell for chickens, $1 
per 100 lbs. FOB. W. A. Smith, Sa- 
vannah, 102 East Bay St. 
 
Nice, clean dried sage. This 
 
x 
 
yrs 
 
crop. 60c lb. del. Write or see at 
once. Mrs. J. E. Yawn, Rhine. Res 
Box 115. 
 
Moss for packing plants and shriib- 
soe Mrs. W. H.-Bonner, Hahira, Rt. 
 
Flue cured tobacco, 10. Ib. No or- 
derfor less than $1. Add postage. J. 
O. Stewart, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Can berries for 20c qt. Party furnish 
cans; also jelly on halves. Mrs. Jo 
Parker, Talking Rock. 
 
Flue cured tobacco, 10c lb: FOB. Mrs 
Ralph M. Bennett, Surrency. 
 
Make jellies, preserves,  etc., 
halves. Want 100 cans -to fill. 
to furnish same and  sugar. 
Blackwell, Cleveland. 
 
Yellow root, 10c lb. Exch for white 
feed sacks, good chewing tobacco, or 
young Game pullets. Mrs. Joe Elam, 
Cleveland, Rt. 1, Care Emma Frady. 
 
<5 Ibs; clean, dry Yellow root, 35c Jb; 
Mullen 15c per bunch, 2 for 5c. Exch 
for Brahma eggs or anything can use. 
Mrs. L. Helms, Buena Vista. 
 
Will make jellies, preserves, etc., on 
|halves. Party furnish sugar and their 
part of containers and pay all del. 
ue Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carrollton 
 
Yellow root, 30c lb: Grub root, 50c 
Ib; Star Grass, 50c Ib. All dried and 
 
on 
"Party 
Dollie 
 
  
 
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_ No bad _ habits. 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Want farm land. Pay 50c per day, 
board and laundry. Good chance for 
right man. J. P. Smith, Sr., Homer- 
Ville Ris Box ot: 
 
Want at once honest, sober white 
 
  
 
| family and $12 mo. laundry, poard. 
Must understand farming thoroughly., 
Mrs. D. B. Donaldson, Register. 
Want middie aged couple to look 
after chickens; hogs and cows: Good 
place for right party. 8 miles from 
 
town. G. T. McCord, Norwood. R. 2: 
Want all round first class . black- 
smith. For particulars write. J.C. 
Harris, Pavo. 
Wart farm hand. Prefer sober; 
honest, willing worker, middle aged, 
understanding farming. ~ $10 mo. 
board and laundry. Cant pay all 
 
until crop is sold. Mrs. Joel Wilson, 
Nicholls. Ry 2. 
 
- Want: girl not under 20 yrs. old. or. 
woman to live in home and assist with 
light farm work, poultry, milking, etc. 
$10 mo. T.-E. Bolin, Cordele, R. C. - 
 
Want farm hand, exp. drive, keep 
up Ford truck,. also some carpenter 
work. Not under 35 yrs. old. $10 mo. 
board, laundry. Mrse E. <A. Davis; 
Folkston, R..2. Box 26. 
 
\- Want boy and girl not under 12 yrs. 
 
widow with plow boy, 
work. Good home. -C. 
Na; Re 6; 
 
Want strong thoroughly ~honest 
man, exp. with Riding Cultivator, and 
married with grown son, small family; 
for farm work. Move self. Wari: 
Waddelle, Pearson. 
 
Aged couple want a middle  aged 
woman to live as one of family and. 
took after things, garden, 1 cow, etc. 
Good home for right party. Mrs. J. 
J. Mann, Tallapoosa. R 3. 
 
Want colored girl to live as one of 
family on farm, assist with work. Or- 
phan preferred. J. B. White, Col., 
Garfield. R 1. 
 
Want married man with family with 
household things to come live in house 
with me and help me farm. Very good 
crop. Part of crop or pay this Fall. 
J. H. Hickey. Roswell. R 2. 
 
Want white girl or-woman, healthy, 
smart, live in home and assist with 
poultry, milking, etc. Reasonable sal- 
ary. Miss Josie Fussell, Rhine.  1. 
 
Positions Wanted. 
 
Light farm 
A. Britt, Vien- 
 
  
 
  
 
Want tate to gperate Gnas: Sev. 
yrs. exp. Can give ref. C. W. Mills, 
Soperton. Box 173. x 
 
Single man wants job on farm feed- 
ing and_ looking after stock, or gen. 
asst work. C. R:; Holloway, Edison. 
 
C-o C. J. Holloway, R, 3. Box 133. 
 
25 yr. old man with wife wants job 
at dairy or truck- farm. Can drive 
truck. Reply atone. Harley Mur- 
doch, Jonesboro. R 2. 
 
Widow; 2 sons, 18, 20 yrs. want home 
on dairy or farm. Dairy preferred. 
Strong, healthy will- | 
 
  
 
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-do almost any kind of light farm work. 
 
Write what you have, 
 
| try, dairying, flowers, etc. 
 
man, 35-40 yrs. able to work, live as]. 
 
able for wife and 3 children. Life time 
 
-want job, milking cows, feeding hogs, 
 
Doyle A. Jinks, McDonough.. R. 4. Box 
 
Brother and sister preferred. Consider | 
 
<j Crs: 
 
  
 
ing workers. Mrs. T. I. Macon, Colum-  
bus. 1618 14th Ave. 
 
Want job helping lay-by cotton and = 
corn or vegetable crop. Exp; in either. 
8 in family. ~ Need wofk. -Work out 
moving bill.- P, D, Morris, Atlanta. Bes 
8e-Bx> 152; pa 
 
22 yr. old man wants job in dene 
Exp. dairyman and graduate of the = 
8th A & M school. Ref.:if desired. J. 
V. Eidson, Woodville. 
 
Man and wife want job on farihy: 
preferably dairy or truck. Can move 
at once, -2 only in family: T. J. Pat- oe 
rick, Bluffton. 
 
Young man, married, 1. child, wants 
work on farm. Can drive tractor or 
truck. Rollin Moore, Atlanta. 610 Hill 
St.-S.-E: cs 
 
33 yr. Old widow with 4~ children 
wants works at reasonable wage. Can 
 
Mrs. L. H. Pruitt, Commerce. R 2. 
 
Want to run Grist mill for custom ~ 
and-market.. Water power preferred.  
Consider. other power.  Write what. 
you have. Ek. L. Lasiter, Atlanta, 603: ~ 
Capitol Ave..SW: phone, Main. 1981. = 
 
Want job on farm. Self, wife and 
baby. Will work for board only almost. - 
Arthur Dial, 
 
      
 
Dalton; R 2. : 
 
Want Grist mill to run. Near a 
good neighbor. For part of mill or 
wages. Sev. yrs. exp. and ref. B. F. x 
Oliver, Plains. R 2. 
 
Refined widow, 39 yrs. old, pleasing 
personality, good education and busi- 
ness training. Can assist with poul-  
Prefer en 
derly couple: Mrs. Atkins, Savannah. 
822 E. Anderson. St. 
 
Want job on poultry farm at rea= 
sonable salary at once. 2 yrs. exp. C. 
 
L, Kellett, Forest Park. R 1. 
 
oo Dat, old man wants job to help _ 
gather crop, and crop on halves for  
next year. Consider dairy. Wife and 
1 child. Joe Cochran, Ludville. * a 
 
Nice, refined white girl, 15 yrs. old- 
wishes place on farm. Can do light  
work. Mary Sims, College Park. C-0. 4 ee : 
Gen. Del. = 
 
Widow and daughter, 13 yrs. old 
want place on farm for any kind light 
work. Well exp. Mrs. Rmma Love, 
Collge Park. Co Gen Del. 
 
Want job on farm for rest of 1931 
and 50-50 basis for 1932. House suit-  
 
exp. R. H. Clark, Conyers. R 4. 
Mother and daughter able to: work, 
 
chickens, etc., for living and house to 
ourselves. Ref; Mrs. Julia Nutt, Se- 
Villa.ch ee 
 
20 yr. old boy with mother anid Sis. 
ter want crop to gather. Can handle~ 
any kind.machinery or any kind farm 
work. At once. J. D: Goodwyne, Se- 
villa; Rel. 
 
28 yr. old man, with wife and baby; 
wants work for wages on farm. Hon-  
est, sober, reliable and hard worker. 
 
126-A. 
 
Widow with 5 children, all cus 
enough to work except one, want 4 
home with good people on farm. As- ae 
sist with light work. At once. Mrs. ~~ 
Ida Bell Stapler, Jacksonville. R 1. ae 
 
Retired business man, slightly dis- 
abled, would grow poultry on shares, 
for use of comfortable quarters and 
sufficient land. W. S.. Freeman, 
Jonesboro: R, 2. ae 
 
20 yr. old man wants job on dairy 
farm, or driving truck for farmer. 
Reasonable salary. Best of ref if r- 
oy H. M. Shelley, Cave Springs. 
 
Want job with good man. First 
class farm hand, good carpenter, drive 
autos, trucks, gen. Ee man.  50-yrs.: 7 
old. Widower. Ref. oon Smith, Dah-. 
lonega. Rt. 5. Box 2 
 
Young widow with 2 children de- 
sires job on farm doing: light -work, 
milking, chickens, etc. Mrs. R. P. se 
Fountain, Patterson. R 2. Box 31 A. o Z 
 
Want job as Ginner or Foreman of oe 
large ginnery. Exp. Best of ref. Also 
have cotton pickers, all willing work- . 
J. M. Hayes, Ft. Valley. R-1. 
 
Want a Gristmill on halves. Water 
or electric power. Prefer Northwest. 
Ga. .50-yrs. old. 2 in family. Can 
move: (without help) at once. K. M. 
MacKay, Carrollton. R 3. 
 
Want job on farm assisting light 
farm work, at once. 50 yrs. old. Wid- 
ow.-Not hard to please. Willing work- 
er. - Mrs. L. T.. Bowden, Vienna. 309 . 
Church St. Les 
 
Want Ginnery to operate on shares): 334] 
or for wages.: Also grist mill. Have  : 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
handled them separately also combin-. 
ed. J. W. Carter, Bronwood. 
 
' Want grist mill also 1 horse farm 
aon John a Atlanta, Rt. 5. Box 
 
  
     
  
  
    
    
   
  
      
   
   
  
  
  
  
   
    
   
   
  
  
    
   
  
  
   
  
   
  
  
   
  
    
  
  
   
   
    
    
    
   
  
    
    
   
    
   
   
   
    
   
  
  
   
  
  
  
   
  
   
   
  
   
   
  
  
  
  
  
   
  
  
    
     
   
    
   
  
  
   
   
  
  
   
 
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Positions Wanted 
 
  
 
Want I or 2.H. farm on halves.. Am 
good mechanic and few yrs. exp. on 
farm. Minimum of financial aid re- 
Quired. Write. _E. lL. Reeves, Macon. 
R 3. Bx. 140. 
 
Would like place where hard work 
would be appreciated. On machinery 
upkeep and assist in farming. 31 yrs. 
old. Master mechanic. W. M. B. 
Hastey, Atlanta, 129 Fair St. SW. 
Want jdb looking after farm within 
90 miles. Augusta. 20 yrs. exp. Plenty 
of force: Daughter can drive any 
gmake car with standard gear. D. L. 
opeland, Augusta, Care Gen. Del. 
Want job for 4 good hands on farm 
in family. Also want 1 or 2 Hi. farm 
shares. Man to move me.  Ready 
ow. J. G. McCoy, Vidalia. R 4: 
Want job Supt. Dairy, or Overseer 
of farm. Near Macon preferred: Exp 
Best of ref. J. I.Ward, Macon. 16 
jehell Ave. 
Want job at once-on farm or light 
airy work. Can drive car, truck and 
)- some repair work. Honest. and 
ober. Jas. M. E. Vans, Whitesburg. ' 
Co H. G. Capps. 
~ Exp. Poultryman understanding all 
letails of same, open for engagement. 
Jan go anywhere. Can. also build any 
ind of poultry house, etc, W. J. Hop- 
er, Macon. R. 3. 
efined widow, 26 yrs. old with 2 
hildren, desires place with old couple 
ir mall family on farm. Board. Small 
 
/ Good worker. Mrs. M. S. 
 
es 
 
ry. 
= eh Park. Rt. 2. C-o James 
Man and wife, 50 yrs. old want good 
 
  
 
t 
 
08S, and 12 acres cotton, 5 A corn. 
Furnish selves. M. A. Jackson, 
inder. R 3.' 
Want hoe crop, 12-15 acre cotton, 4 
-acres corn. Man and wife, 55 yrs. old 
Man can also do carpenter work. 
Northeast Ga, preferred. R. A, Jack- 
son, Winder. R 3. 
 
and 
repair 
Single gales 
 
farmer stout. 
 
fan, wife and 4 children wants 
work, dairy or farm. Honest and hard 
rkers. Ready to be moved amy. 
 
yi. McHachin.. -. 
 
Have sev. hands to pick cotton. 
it job. as soon as cotton opens up. 
oo Clyde, Hayes, Ft. Val- 
 
$1.50 
cotton 
rs, Go anywhere, any. time. J. 
. Hayes, Ft. Valley. Rt 
 
Want to run cotton gin. 3 yrs.~ exp. 
ginning and running grist mill. -Rea- 
sonable wages. - GoM, 
 
Exp. man wants job in Gin, 
Also  have 
 
  
 
Cay Lots 
 
CATTLE FOR SALECar Late 
3 cars. of steers and heifers, wt. 3 
 
  
 
re, per tb. Can see any:, time. 
mbliss Baker, Alapaha. : 
 
CORN. FOR SALECar Lots  
1 M. bu. good sound ear corn, 70c 
bu FOB. W. L. Adams, Claxton. 
 
AT - STRAW FOR SALECar Lots 
2 cars Oat Straw, bright and: clean. 
 rain stain. $8" ton FOB. Prompt 
shipment. G. WwW. Coleman, Tifton. 
 
OAT. AND WHEAT  STRAW FOR 
- SALECar Lots - 
 
car bright oat Pee $9 ton; 1 car 
bright wheat straw, ton: |. 
without rain and well pated.  Jas- B. 
Woods, Brooks, * 
 
MUTTON SHEEPCar Lots 
Car load Mutton sheep for sale by 
ear or truck load or load, weekly. 
bout 150 head in excellent ond. W. 
Wainright, Folkston. : 
 
OAT: AND WHEAT STRAW_Car Lots 
car niee, bright Oat Straw; well bal- 
ed, $9 ton; 1 car bright Wheat - straw, 
$8. ton. Jas. B. Woods, Brooks. 
 
Live Stock For Sale - 
 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
 
: Pine: J. cow, 4 yrs. old, bred to reg. 
Guernsey. Freshen January. 22nd, Sell 
; trade for good young work mule. 
as Hanisey, Helena, Maplewood 
Farms, - 
 
29 mileh cows of the. Black Jersey 
co : Both good milkers, with young 
calves. First.and fourth. $45 and ee 
Se McDaniel, Hazlehurst. Be a 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
home on farm. Care for stock, cows, | 
 
; cS 
Chinchilla buck, $5. for 
 
time. Ebben Lamb, Graham, Ro C-07 
 
cae Cavs : 
 
Ibs.- Good stuff. Make offer, FOB | 
 
Saved 
 
, a 
 
* MARKET BULLETIN 
 
1 well grown 13 mos. old full blood 
Jersey bull, not reg. $35. FOB. I. . 
Martin, Boston. 
 
3 mos. old Jersey bull, 
pure stock, Sell or. exc. 
heifer same age. Mrs. 
Gough. 
 
Reg. Guernsey male, 5 yrs. old, wt. 
about 1100 Ibs. $50; 2 milch coWs, 
each, 3 gal. $35 each; 2 springers, $30 
Ca. > H. Cason, Warrenton, Rol. 
 
2 Jersey heifers with first calf. $65 
each. Mrs. R. L. Downs, Davisbors. 
20 head well bred Jersey and Guern- 
sey heifers. \W. C. Benton, Mansfield. 
 
HOGS FOR SALE 
 
4 or 5 hogs in good condition: for 
sale or trade. Write or come see. H. 
E. Hanlsey, Helena. Care Maplewood 
Farm. 
 
Duroc J. boar, ent..to reg. wt. about 
450 lbs. Excellent cond. $35 COD. R. 
V. Weaver, Milledgeville, P. O. Box 62. 
Little Guinea hogs, 6 wks. pigs. For 
30 days, $5 each; Yr: old male $25; 
bred gilt, Yr. old $30.. Edgar Barnes, 
Summit. C-o Oak Hill Farm. 
 
13 SP. C. pigs, 2 mos. old (only 2 
boars). 
30 lbs. $6.50 each; 2 1-2 yr. old, 300 1b. 
boar, $20.. Jake EH. Bubberly, Glenn- 
ville. 
 
Pure bred big bone P. C. 3 mos. old 
gilt. Thrifty and good cond. $9 Riley. 
Cc. Couch, Turin. 
 
4 shoats, wt. 150:lbs. each, 8c Ib on 
foot. here; 9 Duroc pigs, 6 wks. old, 
$3.50 each. Del. only to truck at my 
farm. we W. Driskell, Sparta. 
 
- RABBITS FOR SALE 
 
noy reg, but 
for. Jersey 
Sr es Cras 
 
  
 
  
 
quality . at . very reasonable prices. 
Overstocked. H. Koneghmork, Symr- 
na. 
 
3 ped. Chinchilla does and 1 reg. 
lot. = As ean; 
Marshall, Washington. > 
N. Z. Whites? 3 pr. $2.50 pr 3 does, 
$1.25 each; 5 Chin. does, $1.50 each. 
All sub. reg. 3 N. Z. Reds, $3.50.- Mrs. 
Henry Odum, Covington. No. 248. 
 
HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE 
Blue mare mule, 1100 Ibs. $45 or exc. 
for shoats; Black horse about 9 yrs. 
900 lbs, gentle. $40 cash. Both work 
anywhere. Good cond. Mrs. R. L. 
Downs, Davisboro. eee 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
 
Southdown Grades by reg. sire and 
of superior ewes, well grown; young 
rams, $12-$15; young ewes $10-$12. 
Crated. FOB. Sat. guar. K. D. Sand- 
ers, Eatonton. R 2. 
 
Sev. choice billy kids. Fine = for 
stock goats. $2.50 each, crated, FOB 
Rech, Barnes, Summit. 
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
CATTLE WANTED 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
oF rich milk. State ae price. 
Morgan, Egypt. 
 
HOGS WANTED 
 
Exe, value for Reg. S. P. C. sow pig. 
Ea, to ship prepaid. <A. ~ J. Kent, 
Midville. R. 2. 
 
Want male and female big bone P. 
Cc. pigs, 6-8 wks. old. State age, wt. 
and lowest price del. Ideal. . Mrs. J. G. 
Chapman. Butler. R 1. zs 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED 
Exc, $35 bred. Guinea gilt. for goats. 
R. E. Barnes, Summit.  
 
= RABBITS WANTED 
Exc. 4 white bantam hens for a Pr. 
white rabbits with pink-eyes. 2 1-2 
mos, old up. J. G. Boatright, Carroll- 
ton. R 4. 
Exc. 2 Bantam hens and rooster, 
 
Erle L. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
buck: Ea. pay por'ner: W. A. 
 
Gatlin, Cass Station. R 1. 
 
OW. H. Bishop, Andersonville. - 
 
  
 
  
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
 
Striped and white half runner gar- 
den beans, Red Valentines, Burpees 
Stringless green pod bunch beans, 25 
cupful. All 1931 crop. No chks. Mrs. 
Lillie Barrett, Elijay.R-3 Box-5F; 
 
Early yellow Crowder and. Sugar 
Crowder. pea seed, both 25c .qt. Joe 
Mercer, Fitzgerald. Ress 
 
lb. FOB. W. H. Burks, Whigham. 
 
40 Ibs. bunch. frost: proof garden 
peas, 25c lb. Mrs. J. G. McDonald, 
Colquitt. : 
 
  
 
  
 
Life treatment. Reg. About: 
 
Erminerex (white) rabbits of high | 
 
Want 1 milch cow. Heavy producer | 
 
hatch for 3 White rabbits, 2 does 
 
Exc.:1 Ped. Chinchilla buck for doe 
of.same value, or anything can use. 
 
Georgia Products For Sale | 
 
- 1931 crop Black Sugar Crowders, 10c | 
 
$2 -bu: FOB. Cash with order. J.-O. 
 
Ward, Blackshear. 
 
PAGE SEVEN _ 
 
hatch, 75c:ea. 3 for $2. Mrs. 
 
Fitzgerald, Forest Glen. 
 
  
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
.Country -.cured, hickory smoked 
hams, 30c Ib. Riley C. Couch, Turin. 
300 lbs. smoked shoulders, 8-12 Ibs. 
No bugs nor skippers..17c lb. plus 
postage, COD .G. D. Fain, Edison. 
 
Dry smoked side meat, clear ribs, 
T0c1b; FOB. <L,4P- Strange, Swains- 
boro. R Be. 
 
  
 
FRUIT FOR SALE 
 
PEACHES ~ 
 
Peaches for sale to trucks. Apply: 
 
Fort Orchards. Mrs. John P. Fort, 
 
Mt. Airy. 
 
Large Bracket peaches. by truck 
 
load. Ready about 25th. July. N. B. 
Burnham, Hogansville. R 5. 
 
FIGS 
Large White Figs, now getting ripe, 
75c pk. Can not ship COD. Also wild 
blackberries for sale. -W. G. Powell, 
Vienna. R 5.  
 
=F APPLES 
Good flavored apples for eating or 
cooking, 35 pk. del. Mrs. R. F. Ter- 
rell, Greenville. R 3. 
 
GRAIN FOR SALE : 
Texas Rust Proof oats, 50c del: Bost- 
wick. Webster Callaway, Farmington. 
 
HONEY FOR SALE 
Good thick Ext. honey, little dark 
color, 1-10: 1b. pail P.. P. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Whatley, Cuthbert. R 3. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 
Poke roots, and sassafras roots, ea. 
10c Ib. Miss gre Elizabeth Adams, 
Marietta, R. 
 
4 lbs. new Sick feathers, $3.50. Mrs. 
T. K: Moore, Canton, R 3. 
 
150 white feed bags, good cond. No. 
holes 5c each. Cash with order. W. 
. Neel Lithonia. 
 
PEGANS FOR SALE 
Few Stewart pecans, 25c lb. Money- 
Makers. 20c lb. FOB. L. P. Strange, 
Swainsboro. R 5. 
Best grade pecans,-14 lbs. 
40c 1b; 
Mrs. R. 
 
  
 
  
 
Schlys, 
C. Lovett, Cuthbert. R 2. 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
Pure Ga. Cane syrup, quality and 
 
wt. guar. 6-10 Ib. $3.50 cs; 12-5s $3.80 
 
Cs. Frt. paid on 5 or more -cases. 
T. Nunnally, Jr. Thomasville: 
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
Green butter-beans, 8c 1b; _ pole 
beans, green, 12c lb; cucumbers, and 
squash, each, 5c Ib. Miss Myrtle Eliza- 
beth Adams, Marietta, R 3. 
 
Georgia Products Wanted 
 
: COTTON SEED WANTED 
 
Want 10 or 15 bu. gnuine Kings 
improved cotton seed for 1932 plant- 
ing. Write price. Dr. B. H. ea rata: 
Cumming. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
FRUIT WANTED | 
QUINCES 
Want to contract for a bushel 
Quinces for delivery in season: Paul 
R. Camp, Atlanta. 282 Boulevard NE. 
 
- Poultry For Sale 
 
ANCONAS 
Sheppard str. Ancona cockerels, Apr. 
 
  
 
  
 
$1.85; 10 for 
| $6, FOB; 35)1b..can $3. FOB...C. ty 
 
14 lbs. Bradleys, 25c Ib. del. | 
 
w. 
 
of 
 
| Jr., Winder, 112, 
 
BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS | 
 
Paulk, Ocilla. 
Pure Thompson Ringlet B. R.*Mar. 
hatch cockerels, $1 each or 4 for $3.50 
 
4 Parks str. B. R. hens and rooster, 
$1.25 each, $6 for lot. Mrs. Perry Fitz- 
gerald. Forest Glen, 
 
5 pure bred B. R. hens and rooster,  
M. O. 
 
F roitebhants B. R. cockerels and pul- | 
 
Sey pig. Mauldin, Lilburn. 
 
  
 
cocks, $1.50 each. Nugget strain; also 
young April first hatch cockerels and 
pullets. 
Ral: 
 
i 
 
  
 
WHITE ROCKS 
Pure bred Fischel White 
 
order. No chks. 
Tifton, R26: 
 
10 wks. old. 60c oe 12 wks old: 70c 
each..FOB. Mrs.. J, 
mont. 
 
f = 
 
CORNISH 
 
hens and 3 roosters. 
Park. R 1, 
 
(spring) roosters, $1 each; fresh eggs, 
 
  
 
-$6 for lot; frying size, '75 each in lots 
fe 4 eo Mrs. Nick Burden, RES 
on. 
 
  
 
R 8. 
 
50 Eng. W. L. 10 wks. old pullets, 65c 
each, FOB. M. M. Cheek, Lavonia. me 
ist production stock, 50c: each. S 
 
owe, Mansfield. 
 
lena. 
 
About 200 Tancred-Ferris W.L L. Mar 
10th pullets, 75c each; 40 -pullets,, Apr, 
ne hatch, 50c ea. C. H. MOrOan, Alto 
 
10th hatch. Av. wt. 4 Ibs. $1 ea. FOB 
Paul . Harris, Oakman. 
 
175 W.-L. Pullets, Tancred str. 10 
wks. old, 70c ea. FOB. M. E. Foster 
Morrow. 
 
  
 
MINORCAS ~~ 
Exe. pure bred Buff Minorca coal. 
erels, wt. about 2 lbs. for pure bred 
pullets same breed. Ea. shipper pay 
express charges. Hulme Kinnebrew 
No. Broad St. 
Buff Minorca hens, 1930 hatch $1 
ea; cockerels and pullets, April 1931 
 
  
 
Beypt. 
 
  
 
  
 
X ~ 
 
  
 
  
 
part of lime before use. 
 
plants. 
 
does not injure the peas for eating: 
 
  
 
3 a 1931 col, Clay peas; fine shape, 
 
  
 
  
 
Control of Cowpea Curculio  
 
Several requests for information on the control of the Cowpea Gue : 
culio, the weevil which stings green peas in the field; make it advis- ee 
able to publish such information as is now available ont this subject, 
 
Magnesium arsenate is the only arsenical that has been found sat-" - 
isfactory for use on beans and peas, since these plants are very suscep- ||" 
tible to arsenic burning and will often shed leaves and blooms if the  |] 
 
- wrong material is applied. One pound of pure magnesium arsenate 
should be mixed with three pounds of hydrated lime, but the Magnes- || 
jum Arsenate Dust Mixture, as sold by most seed stores already has  
some lime mixed with it, and so should be mixed with only an equal 
 
If. magnesium arsenate cannot be secured from your seed. store, 
one pound of calcium arsenate mixed with seven pounds of hydrated | 
lime can be used, although there is always some danger of injury to the. 9 
 
/, Dusted plants CANNOT BE USED FOR HAY but this treatment _ 
 
. . TOM ONEILL, Entomologist, 
Ga. State Board of Entomology. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Perry  
 
Pure bred B. Rocks and Plymouth 
1,25: ea; ve 
 
Rocks mixed. 3-2 lb. pullets, 
2 large breed white pullets, $1.15; B. 
R. rooster, $1.75. All del. Mrs, A, Ss : 
 
FOB. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon R 2.)  
 
$1.25 each, .or exc. for nice heifer or  
 
me 
 
lets; February hatch, et 50 each.) J. B. 
Lacey, Rome, R 2.  
BUFF ROCKS ee 
 
Pure bred Buff Rocks. 16 mos. old  
 
Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Monroe.  
 
Rock 3. 
mos. old cockerels, 75c each. Cash with \ 
Mrs. . . Payne, 
White Rock pullets and cockerels, 
 
Z. Hudgins, oe oe 
 
Pure bred Dark Cornish March sen ie 
April 1931 hatch, $1 each at yard: 25. 
E. Webb, Oak - 
 
Pure bred Dark Cornish. 1931 hatch | 
 
75c per 15. Add postage. Cartons ret.  
 
Mrs. C. A. Patterson. (No ak  
 
given). ae 
LANGSHANS 
 
LEGHORNS ee 
 
W. L. rooster, April 1930 hatch for 
sale or exc. C. A. Bowie, Carrollton, _ 
 
50 Tancred April hatch pullets trm- 
 
30 AAA W. L. 12 wks. old pullets, 60 : 
each, FOB. Mrs. Lester McCrary, Mow 
 
Pure bred -Tancred cookers Mar 
 
hatch, 50 ea FOB. Erle LL. Morgan, tee 
 
  
  _ PAGE EIGHT 
Pouliry For Sale 
 
  
 
a MINORCAS  
oh str. S. C. Black Minorca hens, 
each, FOB. Malcolm McMillan, 
 
cookasiab 
 
  
 
ei PIGEONS. 
30 pr. Carneaux, White Kings se 
ers: Price reasonable. Li: 
cinta Decatur. 109 Sygamore Drige:, 
 
R. I. REDS 
Want 10 March or April hatch dark 
R. I. Red pullets and cockerel. Exc. 
3 mos. old P. C: pig of good blood line. 
rs. J. B. Harris, Cordele Rt. B. 
us Pure bred Donaldson. Red March 
hatch pullets, $1 each. Hoke A. Wil- 
 
son, Martin. R 2. 
 
2. R. I. Red pure bred eee wt. 
3 Ibs. and 2 lbs. $1.20 del. Mrs. A. S. 
 Paulk, Ocilla. 
 
  
 
  
 
SUSSEX 
16 mos. old pure bred service Sussex 
cockerels, $1.50 ea. March hatch, pul- 
lets and cockerels, $1.50 ea. $2. 15 pr. 
Mrs. C.R. Sorrells, Monroe. R 1. 
 
- TURKEYS, ETC FOR SALE 
 
15 Buff Orp. ducks about Yr. old, $1 
. G. D. Fain, Edison. : 
 
2 pure White Indian Runner ducks 
and Drake, $3.25. Mrs. T. K. Moore, 
Canton. R 3. : 
 
6 head nice, young geese. Raised. 
this yr. 75c per head, FOB: Fannie 
peed, Surrency. R 2 
 
12 guineas, 50c each, or $5 for lot, 
COD. R. V.. Weaver, Milledgeville. P. 
-Q. Box 62. 
 
  
 
- Baby Turkeys, 35c ea. July del. Mrs| 
 
Ward, Fayetteville. 
Pure pred White Holland young tur- 
key hen, $2.50 Cash only. Mrs. G,. C. 
= a Camilla, R. A. 
 
_ Eggs For Sale 
 
< bred White Rock eggs. Fischel 
Oc per 16 postpaid. Cash with 
order. Mrs. C. C. Payne, Tifton R 6.- 
_ Golden Sebright bantam eggs, $1 
15. Edwin Sumner, Sylvester. 
 
_ Thomson B. R. eggs. Prize stock. 
oodtested. Well selected. $1 per 15. 
Mrs. Milton Sumner, Sylvester. R. 3. 
Pure bred Thompson BeoR- e825 
from aoe stock. 60c doz. prepaid. 
Mrs. G. C. Clifton. Mil- 
 
| Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
Want 50 or 75 pure jbred B. R. wees 
chicks to raise on halves to 8 wks 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
Party pay oe Mrs. Ottis Hollo- | 
 
way, Canon 
 
  
 
Plants For Sale 
 
* Tate Flat Dutch and Chas. W. cab- 
ce. Ga. collard, 15c C; : $1.25 M; 
Crees B., New Stone tomato, 20c C; 
$i. M. Ready. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, 
Cc aming. R 4. 
 
Flat Dutch, All Season. cabbage, | 
Heading cabbage-collard. Large plants, | 
500, 60c; $1 M del; 75c M. Exp. Col. 
as McEver, Braselton. 
 
a. collard plants, $1 M; 5 M up, 90c 
L. E. Toole, Macon, R 5 
 
_ Chas. W.. cabbage plants, 20c C; 50c 
300; 85c M; 5 M wp, 75c M. del. Mrs. 
G. L. Childers, Flowery Branch. R 1. 
a Guar. 7 in. open field grown.Stone 
 
  
 
3 _. tomato plants, 50c, 300; $1 M. del. R 
 
. Thompson, Cumming, Ey 
e Leading var. cabbage, collard and 
tomato plants, 500, 65c; $1.25 M. Vir- 
e Jordan, Flowery. Branch. R 1. 
arliest, McDonald blackberry, tai- 
cretia, Premo dewberry, $1 C; $9 M; 
 
: ooted Kudzu, $1 C; Celestial, Brown | 
 
urkey Figs, 7 large $1; 100 small $7. 
 W. Toole, Macon, R 2. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
: Bs dover seed, uncleaned, t 1-2 
Ib. FOB. John N. Lewis, Hartwell.  
Ga. collard, and Sugar or salad pea, 
15c cupful; turnip, mixed Seven Top 
and. Purple Top and mustard, 2 
 
onfuls, 10c. No. chks..Mrs. Henry 
a Ellijay. R38; 
 
  
 
  
 
~ 1931 crop turnip seed slightly mixed, 
- Seven Top and Purple Top. 15c snuff - 
boxful, 40c Ib. Heh: Lawrence inent, 
 
Jap or Engsoln, turnip seed: 40c lb. 
bs. $1... Johnnie Lott, Broxton. Safes 
Calif. beer seed, 10c Start; 25c tea- 
 
-cupful. Cash, No stamps. Miss = 
foore, Bowdon. 3. : 
 
ee gal. Egyptian\ beet seed, $3; 75 at. 
large. teacupful; 
 
ing states. 
 
| for them will be welcomed; 
 
  
 
1 aus teacuptul 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
| May cherry seed, 25c; 2 tbls. 10c. No 
 
chks. 
R 4. 
 
Red nest onions, 65c gal del; Head= 
ing collard seed, 25 teacupful; 35c Ib. 
del. Mrs, A.S. Pauk, Ocilla. 
 
Extra large Red multiplying onions, 
85c gal; white nest onion shallots, 90c. 
Mrs. N. B. Burden, Elberton. R 8. Box 
83, 
 
Calif. beer seed, 10c start, and PAS 
postage. Mrs. Carrie McCullers, Lo- 
ganville, R 2. 
 
Turnip seed. Over 3 qts by the lb. 
or cupful for sale at market price. 
Lizzie Price, Bowdon. R 3. 
 
Dixon turnip seed, 10c thls. P P. J. 
T. Hill, Mt. Airy. 
 
Calif, beer seed, 10c start prepaid. 
Ralph Hill, Mt. Airy. 
 
New crop white nest onions, $1 pk 
del. New crop turnip seed, rape, 30c 
lb. del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville 
Figaier 
 
Cabbage-collard seed, rape, Purple 
Top turnip seed, mixed, also Purple 
 
Mrs. C. G. Wheeler, COmIEAEAS 
 
-Top turnip seed. From Hastings seed, 
 
40c lb. 30c lb. in lots. 
ley, Suwanee. R 2. 
 
Large white nest onions, 60c_ gal; 
Burr Clover seed, $1 bu. Mrs, Beas 
Robinson, Greenville. 
 
Yellow Bermuda onions, $3 per C; 
White Crystal, $2.50. Sample on re- 
quest. N. B. Burnham, Hogansville R 
Bossy 
 
Mrs. E. E. Bag- 
 
  
 
BOOKS FOR THE BLIND 
 
The Georgia Library Commission 
 
announces the arrival of 50 new books 
in Revised braille for the use of blind 
readers in the state and in neighbor- 
These books are loaned to 
blind persons for a month at a time 
at no expense whatsoever and requests 
address 
Georgia Library Commission, State 
Capitol, Atlanta. We also call atten- 
tion to the books in New York point 
which we have for those adult read- 
ers, who do not know the braille sys- 
tem. Write for a list of the books in 
either type, stating which you read, 
and make selections for what /you 
would like to read. The following is a 
list of the new books just received in 
revised braille: 
 
Burnett, Fair Barbarian, 2 volumes: 
 
Cather, One of Ours, 4 volumes. 
- Chapman, Uncle Jed 1 volume. a 
 
Cobb, The Life of the Paity, 1 vol-" 
 
ume. 
-/Curtis,.Prue and I, 2 volumes! aNd: 
 
Curwood, Gods Country and the | 
 
Woman, 3 volumes. j 
Ertz, Madame Claire, 5 volumes. 
_Galsworthy, Indian summer 
 
Forsyte,\ 2 volumes. 
 
Grenfell, Adrift on an seep ae 
volume;. ~~: 
 
Haliburton, Royal Road. to 
mance, 5 volumes. 
 
Hegan, Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage 
Patch, 1 volume. 
Hough, The 
volumes. ~ 
 
Keller, hMidcireany 2 volumes. 
 
Lee, The Chinese Coat, 2 volumes. 
 
Payne, Her Secret, 2 volumes. 
_ Porter, Pollyanna, 3 volumes. 
 Sawell, Sprightly Romance - 
Marsac, 2 volumes. 
 
Sedgwick, Autumn 
 
volumes.  
Stockton; Casting Away of Mrs. 
 
Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine, 2 volumes. 
- Sugimoto, Daughter of the Samurai, 
5 volumes. . : 
 
Wilder, The Bridge of San Luis Rey, 
 
1 
 
Ro- 
 
Covetes Weesn, 6 
 
of 
 
Crocuses, 2 
 
| 2 volumes. 
 
  
 
CHICKENPOX IN POULTRY 
 
If chickenpox was prevalent in the 
poultry flocks in your community last 
year, you will do well to vaccinate 
your pullets during the month of Au- 
gust. Vaccination against  chicken- 
pox has proved quite effective and has 
often avoided discouragement for he 
better poultrymen. | 
; eon of the State sparen Sta- 
 
of a 
 
| been. trying by 
 
N 
 
work is not finished. 
The yellow corn a in the feeding 
 
| carbohydrate feeds. 
 
  
 
tions have been doing some very con- 
structive work on the use of virus in 
successfully. vaccinating pullets against 
this infection. If the treatment is 
given to the pullets while the weather 
 
is still fair, and before the pullets| 
 
have fully matured, their growth and 
development and the time of coming, 
into egg production will not be affect- 
ed very materially. : 
 
In some states the Agricultural Ex. 
periment Stations are preparing the 
material for vaccination and poultry 
breeders can obtain the material 
through the Experiment Stations. If 
the station is not preparing this ma- 
terial, in most cases the poultry or 
veterinary department of the State 
Agricultural College can usually refer 
poultrymen to reliable laboratories 
from which the material may be ob- 
tained. 
 
  
 
WHITE CORN OR YELLOW 
CORN FOR, GEORGIA 
 
Results of Feeding Tests by Georgia 
Experiment Station favor Yellow 
Corn But With Proper Sup- 
plemental Feeding Difference 
is Economically Overcome. 
 
In recent feeding experiments with 
fattening beef steers the Georgia Ex- 
grown to a comparatively small ex- 
periment Station has secured some 
information regarding white corn and 
yellow corn that has aroused con- 
siderable interest. The results seem 
to indicate that yellow corn is superior 
to white corn under certain conditions 
but this does not warrant the exclu- 
sion of white corn from feeding. 
 
In the first place yellow corn is 
tent at present in Georgia. This is 
due partly to the fact that white corn 
is \breferred by most people in the 
South for human consumption. The 
varieties of white corns commonly } 
 
grown in Georgia seem, to give heavier 
 
yields than do the varieties of yellow 
corn that have generally been grown 
in the state. Tests at the Georgia Ex- 
periment Station over a long period of 
years show that the best yielding 
varieties of white corn will usually 
produce about 15 per cent more than 
 
| the best varieties of yellow corn under 
the Same 
 
conditions. For several 
the Experiment Station has 
cross-breding and 
selection to produce a variety of yel- 
 
years 
 
low corn that is as well adapted to|: 
 
Georgia conditions as the best white 
corns. Progress is being made but the 
 
a 
 
tests with steers was western grown 
 
cand contained more moisture and less. 
dry matter than the Georgia white | 
 
corn. It has been found that when 
 
yellow corn is grown under Georgia 
 
conditions it usually has approximate- 
ly the same moisture content as white 
corn similarly produced. Allowing for 
 
|this difference it was found tyat the | 
 
steers fed white corn had actually 
consumed more than those repeiving 
yellow corn. . 
 
The two lots of steers were given 
the same feeds except that one lot re- 
cived white corn and the other lot 
yellow corn. Both lots received an 
allowance of 2 1-2 pounds of cotton- 
seed meal and 6 pounds. of cottonseed 
hulls daily during the test and all were. 
allowed free-access to a mineral mix- | 
ture. In this connection it. may be 
stated that tests have shown cotton- 
seed meal to be one of the best and 
the cheapest of the protein supple- 
ments to be fed with corn or other 
The two feeds 
improve each other and the ae 
 
  
 
e 
 
Thursday, July 16, 1931. 
 
of the two is better than either fed 
 
alone. : ao 4 
The feeding tests were  carried on 
 
for 16 weeks (112 days). 
 
ceiving white corn in the  particula; 
ration used in the test began to ee 
off feed and did not make as rapid  
gains as they had done up to that 
time. They began to show 
lameness fand swelling of joints  and 
walked rather unsteadily. Undoubt- 
edly these undesirable results  were 
due to the fact that white corn is de- 
ficient in- vitamin: A.-It has been 
found that although low corn cor 
tains sufficient of this vitamin for the 
animals needs there is almost none 
it in white corn: So far as. known is 
is the only point in which yellow. corn: 
is suprior to white corn. 2 
 
A brief summary of the coe 
turns shows us that for the 112 d 
feeding period the steers receivin 
yellow corn brought a return of 
about 96 cents per bushel on the corn 
fed,aiter:; deducting: the cost of. oth f 
feeds but not. allowing for labor or 
other expenses. - Lhe = returns: from 
white corn were only about 85 
per bushel. When we estimate what 
the returns per bushel would have 
been at the end of the first 12 weeks 
of the feeding period (84 days) we 
find thiat. the yellow corn brought 
return of $1.01 per bushel as compar- 
ed with 94 cents for the white corn. 
 
The above figures show that a 16 
week feeding period does not pay as 
well as a shorter period of 12 wee 
This is especially so when white c rm 
is being fed. Because of the deficiency 
of white corn in- vitamin ATR is 
commended that cattle using it be 
lowed fresh green pasture or a 
quality of green-colored hay. T 
products contain the missing ee 
and there seems no reason to belie 
 
die corn when fed. -with \ them, 
case such pasture or hay is not av 
able it is advisable not to feed 
corn for more than 12 weeks. 
 
The gains were exceptional 7 
 
etter than 2.5 sounds per head. 
 
day for the first 12. weeks. These 
 
Georgia conditions. 
market conditions 
profit would have been made an : 
anormal year it seems likely | that 
these steers would have increased the 
value of the corn they received 
100 per cent over its farm value. 
 
Po. EDWARDS, 
 
Animal Husbandman, Georgia Exper 
 
ment _ Station, : Experiment, . Ga. 
 
  
 
SAVE A FEW OF THE : 
BEST EARLY | COCKER) aS 
 
_ There is a tenpeation under pre en 
conditions for a great many poultr 
men and farmers to sell all of thei 
early, rapid :developing cockerels. 
Where this is practiced in some cas 
-es th breeder or feeder select 
the remaining cockerels his- pree 
stock for the following year.: If 
practice is continued over a peri 
years, it is bound to lower the vitali 
and quality of the breeding male 
the flock.  : : 
 
~ The early, vigorous, rapid sete pi 
cockerel is the type of bird tha 
build up vitality and vigor in the av~ 
erage farm flock. Therefore, a few 
of the best type from your early ha 
ches should be saved because they will 
be more mature and. will b 
strength, vitality and early maturi 
in she: Hock from year a veer 
 
some  
 
It was found : 
that after about 90 days the steers re-  
 
Se