Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 September 24

VOL. 14

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- Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs. eases
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GEORGIA

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GY. DEPARTMENT of
EUGENE TALMADGE



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STATE CAPITOL

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Where Are We At?

In last weeks issue of the Bulletin I told you of the mass meetin
that we would hold here on the Capitol grounds on Wedherday. Sep.
tember 16. I was very much surprised to see people come from all
over the state. They were here from the extreme northern part of
the state and the extreme southern part of the state.

. The crowd numbered about 3,000. I never saw people stand in as
rapt attention as they did for over two hours.

The mass meeting adopted a resolution to petition the Governor

_ to immediately call an extra session of the Legislature to consider
the cotton situation. There were only three votes against this
resolution.

- The Governor addressed the meeting and stated that he would call

an wig session of the Legislature as soon as Texas acted in the
_matter. , By

Monday of this week the Texas Legislature finally agreed on a plan

of reduction of cotton acreage to 30 per cent of the land in cultivation.
_ Last Friday, September 18, the Lgislature of South Carolina

- adopted the Long plan prohibiting the planting of cotton in South
Carolina for the year 1932.

. Ido not know what Governor Russell intends to do about calling
-* an extra session of the Legislature. Te

I read in the papers last night where Governor Sterling of Texas
stated that it was a mistake for any of the states east of the Missis-
sippi to act until the Governors of the states west of the Mississippi
got together on some uniform procedure. '

Governor O. Max Gardiner of North Carolina gave our practically
this same statement, that he thought it was useless for the Governors
of the states east of the Mississippi to act as long as the Governors

_ of the states west of the Mississippi were holding diverging positions.
The original cotton meeting which I attended. in New Orleans was
held on Friday, August 22.

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About-a week later the Legislature of

-. Louisiana was assembled and passed a law prohibiting the planting

of cotton for 1932 and made it effective when states representing
_ three-fourths of the cotton area of the South enacted similar
- legislation. ) :

Immediately after the New Orleans meeting I came back .to Geor-.

gia and we held meetings all over the state urging the Governor to
-eall an extraordinary session of the Legislature. At this time cotton

was just: beginning to come in:
I am of the opinion that if this extra session had been held in
_ Georgia three weeks ago and the Long plan adopted, that Texas and
other Southern States. would have followed suit. If this had been
_ done, I believe cotton and cotton seed would today be bringing at
least twice what they are.
* But this is water over the dam. There are different opinions on
> this question. -

- The question is, Where are we at?

~ We are selling cotton at 5% cents a pound and under and we are

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selling cotton seed from $7 to $9 per ton. The seed buyers are getting

$3 per ton commission for buying these same $7 seed. __
- TI notice that the vegetable oil industry has come out in the last

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MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices Sept. 22, 1931. Always Subject to Variation.

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Friers, Ib. ..
Ducks, lb.

Eggs,

$ 25 -
Eggs,

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Turkeys, lb.
- Capons, Ib. ..





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Country Butter, best table, lb.

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few days with a large advertisement advising the farmers to grow
cotton cheap so that the farmers can make a profit on $7 per ton
cotton seed and compete with the peon labor of the Orient on the
vegetable oil industry..

The importation of vegetable oil into this country duty free is what
has caused the present low price of cotton seed, peanuts, dairy
products and hog fats.

I was at home Sunday and Monday this week. We had just about
finished gathering 75 bales of cotton. This was picked; but we had
it there at home, not ginned. The expense of gathering 75 bales of
cotton is pretty heavy. All my neighbors around me were in prac-
tically the same condition. It looks like we are going to be forced
to gin the cotton and sell some of it to pay for picking, ginning and
living expenses of the farmers. The present price of cotton and seed
will not pay any taxes and will not pay any mortgages and very little
interest on mortgages.

After we give away this years crop of cotton and cotton seed, what
are we going to do next year?

I know a great many pecple are now getting ready to ask. the gov-
ernment for loans next year. I hope this will not be done.
government loans now outstanding should be deferred until condi-
tions change materially. :

I do not know of any practical way to enforce a cotton acreage re-
duction plan. I know it is'very foolish for the farmers to continue
to grow cotton below the cost of production. Although it ruins the
farmer to grow cotton below the cost of production, it does support a

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- great many other lines of business, and this is the pitiful part of it

and where we run into the opposition to the Long plan. w

I wish I was in a position where I could offer some encourage-
ment. Things look pretty blue to me. The only thing I can say is,
be sure to gather all your crop. Hold it as long as you possibly can.
Do not go into debt for fertilizer next year. If you have to go in
debt for it, dont use it. Be particular to save your own seed. Oppose
any plan for any government loans. next year. If there are no gov-
ernment loans made\in the South on the cotton crop next year, the
acreage will be reduced at Jeast 40 or 50 per cent. ;

I am still of the opinion that. if Georgia and one or two of the _
other states would act and adopt the Long plan that Texas would
reconsider her act of acreage reduction, which is impractical and
unenforceable and does not help the price of the present crop. Sy

At the mass meeting last Wednesday, after the resolution was
adopted asking the Governor to call the extra session of the Legisla-

ture immediately, and after the Governor had spoken telling them
. that he would call the extra session when Texas. had acted, and ~

after he had left the meeting, a motion was made by Hon. C. M.
Swain, Representative of Warren County, that the meeting adjourn
and go to the Governor and beg him to reconsider his decision and

call the extra session right away. This was not a part of the pro-

gram of the meeting, but was a voluntary action of the mass meeting.
The crowd adopted the motion and went in an orderly manner to

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INDEX

Poultry For Sale

Poultry Wanted

Live Stock For Sale

Live Stock Wanted

Seed Wanted

Georgia Products For Sale
Georgia Products Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Miscellaneous Wanted
Miscellaneous For Sale
Positions Wanted

Seed For Sale

Baby Chicks For Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted
Eggs For Sale

Eggs Wanted

Plants For Sale

Plants Wanted
Grain and Hay For Sale ..
Grain and Hay Wanted

$ .30
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age. Two

Poultry, For Sale

ANCONAS
. ths Ancona cockerels and W.
= rch or April hatch, or R. I. Red
axch cockercis. Mrs. J. D. Smith,
Savannah, Rt. 2, Coffee Bluff.
Pure Sheppard str. Ancona cock-
s for breeding, 7 mos. old, $1.50;
-mos., $1 ea. Mrs. Jeptha P. Pul-
di , McDonough.
Seven Ancona hens, Sheppard str.,
ea., or exc. for B. R. hens or
March hatch pullets, ea. pay exp.
J. A. Culbreth, Cairo.
Thirteen March hatch Ancona pul-
ts, well dev:, 75c ea., or exc. for 100
baby ducks of any large breed. Mrs.
. E. Harrell, Quitman, Rt. 6.
Six blood-tested 10-week-old An-
mas, 50c ea. Mrs. Leila Cole, Du-
uth,



ANDALUSIANS
Two pure bred Blue Andalusian
May hatch pullets, 90c ea.; also 1
ped. W. L. cock, yr. old, $1, FOB.
Johnson Crowe, Cartersville, 25 Doug-
las St.



AUSTRALOBPS

Rew May hatch Osborne str. Aus-
tralorp cockerels to go at $1.50 ea.,
FOB. Johnson Crowe, Cartersville, 25
Douglas St.

Australorp pullets and cockerels
from high egg record. F. S. Liles,
Woodbine. a: j

BANTAMS



a young genuine Buff Cochin |
cockerels, $1 ea. O. H. Wright, At- |;

Janta, 515 Peters Bldg..

Bantams at 50c ea. and B. L. type

ea.) cockerels and hens. C. H.
Overby, Columbus, 22 Eleventh St.
Few trios Black Tail Japs, $6 per
io. L. G. Barrow, West Point.
Pr. pure bred Buff Cochin ban-
-tams, $1.50, or exc. for equal value.
Whitley. Peters, Blakely.
Tw Golden Sebright
roosters, 3 mos. old, 50c ea. Exc. for
pr. pullets, Buff. Cochins, same age.
- Address, Turner South, Carrollton,

5.
Prize stock. White Jap Silkies, 6.

old, $3.75 pr. or $2 ea. Exc. pr.
trio pure. direct from Donaldson
ds or Barred Rocks, FOB. Mrs.
sy Cochran, Adairsville.

: White Leghorn bantams, 4 and 6

nS. old, 4 pullets and 6 eri

a., a del. _ Mrs. Ss: iL Morris,
ley, Rt. 2:

- Two trios bee triers pantams, $2
trio. = for Dark Cornish of equal |
value. W . D. Proctor, Albany.

Pr. of p bred Golden Sebrights,

-yrs.-old, Clark str., $2. for-pr. Mirs..:

_Joiner, Soperton, Rt
roosters, 6 hens, 8 are yr. old, :
# . 7 mos. old, all full blood, Golden |
- Sebrights (small type, blue legs, rose |
-eomb), $1 ea. in pr, lots. B. J. Wynne, |

ochran.

Jap Silkies, 2-3 grown, $2.50 pr.;
Gol Iden Sebright cockerels, crowing, '
ea., FOB. Mrs.



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

3uff Plymouth Rocks, sev. trios, 2

ullets and 1 cockerel, pure bred, '
blood-tested, Blue Ribbon stock, 3%:

. old, about 3 lbs., $3.75; cocker-_

; $2 ea., FOB. Mrs. Susie Poin- |
iexter, Baxley.

Twenty B. R. pullets and sev. cock-
erels, certified blood-tested, March '
atch, $1 ea.
nia.

hatch White Rocks, Fischel str., $3.75.
Ses: VP. Jackson, Ivey.
_ Six Foreman str. Feb. hatch B. P.

Rock cockerels, $1.50 ea. or $8 for:

lot, FOB, crates ret., no culls. T. E:
Brooks, Comer.
ture bred... -R. Thompson str.
March hatch stags, $1.50 ea.; 2-yr.
eock, wt. 8 lIbs., $2: G.-C. King;

rnesville.

-#our pure bred. Thompson Ringlet
3B. R. March cocikzerels, $1.25 ea., $4.25
for lot, FOB. Mrs. N. R. Wilson,

Sanon, Rt. 2. *

~ Pure Thompson B. R. March hatch
-cockerels, $1.25 ea., 3 for $3.50, FOB.
Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon, Rt. 2:

- Thoroughbred Thompson Bo RR:
March cockerels, $1.25, FOB, cash
with order. Mrs. Kate E. Morris,
Ailey, Rt. 2.

March hatch Buff Rock cockerels,
$2 ea.; 18-month-old roosters, $1.50
Ms. W. P. Whitworth, Adairs-

April hatch White Rocks, Fischel
str., best breeding, pullets and cock-
erels, $1.25 ea.; 2 fine heavy cocks,

50 both. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concord.

rn hens, $1 ea. Exc. for pullets, |

bantam |

i; B: Taylor, : :

Mrs. H. B. Ford, La-)
-'Fwo pullets and 1 cockerel, March:

_ cockerels, $1.50 ea.;

MARKET.

Poultry For Sale

March hatch B. R. Red pullets, $1
ea.; exp. paid on-25 or more, cash
with order. M. Mullis, Alma.

Fifty blood- tested 10-week-old
Barred Rocks, 75c ea., cash with or-
der. Mrs. Leila Cole, Duluth.

Pure Holterman Aristocrat pullets,
beginning to lay (regular $7.50 to
$10, sold by Holterman), genuine
stock, $3 ea. Lewis E. Tabor, Albany,
Gillionville Rd.

Holterman Aristocrat Barred Rocks,
early March hatch, 6 pullets about
ready to lay, $1 ea.; 1 cockerel, $2.50;
$7.50 for lot, cash, FOB. Mrs. Nora
Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.

Eight pure bred B. P. Rock yr. old
hens, $1 ea.; March cockerel free
with lot; no chks.; money order. Mrs.
W. D. Bryant, Coffee..

Parks str. B. R. Foundation stock
direct, cockerels $2 ea., $3.50 for 2;
also hatching eggs. Mrs. Mamie
Roach Plyler, Manassas.

Last spring, pure bred Plymouth
pullets and roosters, very nice, $1 ea.
Mrs. G. B. Richards, Buchanan.

Extra fine B.-R. roosters, selected
by county agt. Write for prices. Mrs.
W. N. Coleman, Culverton.

Extra nice Butt Rock hens, 2 yrs.
>i old, 90c ea. in lots of 6; J. C. Clipp
and Lons str.; Sept. del. Miss Clara
Trimble, Adairsville.

Holterman pure bred B. R. April
pullets, $1 ea.; same str. cockerels,
Feb. hatch, $1.50 ea. J. B. Lacey,
Rome, Rt. 2. :

Parks str. B. R. March cockerels,

$1.50 ea., reg. per. C-36-31, Mrs. J. C.
Ragan, Pelham.
Buff Rock pullets, pure bred, fine
laying str., $1 ea.; 18-20 pullets, 3
mos. old, 50 ea. Exc. for good milch
:cow. Mrs. G. L. Trimble, Adairsville.
Trio Booths AAA quality B. Rocks,
'4 mos. old, $1.50, or exc. for 3 qual-
ity Tancred W. i; pullets, same age.
R. P. Lowe, Warrenton, Rt. 2.

Partridge Rocks, pure bred, 5 pul-
idets, $1.25 ea.; -1 cockerl, $1; the
kind that lay and make fine breeders.
se ae Battle, Atlanta, 932 Crew
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BRAHMAS

Northern breed stock, $1 ea. Mrs. C.
W. Evans, Wrightsville, Rt. 1.

Light Brahma cockerels from large
Northern bred stock, $1 ea. Mrs. C.
-W. Evans, Wrightsville, Rt. 1.

Pure: pred Brahmas, cockerel and 8
pullets, 1 to 2% lbs, ea., large str.,
i $4.55, FOB. M. E. Warren, Hart-
well, 4. SS





CORNISH

Dark Cornish cockerels, 50c ea.; |

| grown roosters, $1 ea. Mrs. G. C.
' Davis, Siloam.
\ Cornish Indian 14-month-old roost-
:er, $1.25, FOB. Mrs. Mollie Gamble,
Surrency, Rte:
Four pure bred Dark Cornish
| ; March hatch roosters, wt. 9 to 11 Ibs.
when grown, $1.25 ea. Mrs. Fred
Johnson, Dawson, Rt. 6, Box 160.
: Two Wark Cornish 1930 hatch
| cockerels, $1.50 ea.; 2 S. L. Wyan-
:dotte April, 1931, cockerels, $1 ea.
J. D. Rupp, Griffin, Rt2C;
| Four Cornish hens, 1930 hatch; 8
April puliets, 1 non- -related cock, 1930
hatch,: $10 for the 13. B. C. Pope,
| Taliapoosa, le 3.
| Full Cornish March rooster, $1.50,
ior exc. for 1% bu. wheat for chicken
feed. Mrs. E. P. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.
Two Dark Cornish March hatch
cockerels, $1.50 ea., FOB. H. C. Shaw,
Austell, Rt. 1.

and. unrelated cock, $7.50, exp. col.,
money order with order. Tom Miller,
North Calhoun.

Pure bred Dark Cornish spring
hatch roosters, wt. 3 Ibs. or more, $1
ea. Mrs. D. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Twenty-five pure bred 3-month-
old White Cornish chicks, 50c ea.;
25 pure bred
Dark Cornish, week old, 15c ea. Mrs.
Cc. O. Sikes, Sylvester.

Twenty Cornish pullets, $1.50 ea.;
9 young roosters, $2 ea. Mrs. D.C.
Wall, Augusta, Rt. 1, Rox 28.

GAMES
Five pullets, 1 cockerel, pure Allen



L. L. Wallace, So. Atlanta.

Pure Dan Gordon Game pullets,
$1 and $2 ea.; young stags, $3 and
$5 ea., Money order. Mrs. C. T. Hosea,
Atlanta, 1396 Gault St., S. E.

Two full blood Knob. Comb Blues,



$5; 2-full Sanders Roundhead hens,
'$5; 2 pullets, stag, full: Hulseys, $5.
G. Ww. = Ellijay, Rin 2: :

Bud ey 3 j

BULLETIN

Light Brahma cockerels from large!

Six fine Dark Cornish young hens

Roundhead Games, early hatch, $10.|

brood hens, direct from B. Shelton,





Poultry For Sale

One pure bred Game cock, Snake-
head stock, 18 mos. old, $5. or exc.
Mrs. W. A. Hall, Dewyrose, Rt. 2.

Two Walker Mug ump pullets,
Pit Games, early hatch, $1 ea. C. J.
Cleveland, Hartwell.

Saunders Roundheads, Stone Irish,
old-time Tom Brewer, Black Hornet,

100 stags and pullets to spare, 50 of a

ea., stags $2.50 ea., pullets $2 ea.
(Name and address not given.)

Pit Games, 15-20 Roundhead hens,
for quick sale, $1.50 ea., FOB. Gus
Johnson, Huntington.

GIANTS

Nice yearling J. B. Giant cock, best
breeding, $2 or exc. for pure Duroc,
PC. or O-L pe Mrs. W. A. Hall,
Dewyrose, Rt. 2.

Sev. nice Jersey Black Gidnt hens,
$1.25 ea., also sev. pullets for sale.
R. A. Yeager, Zebulon.

Ten choice J. B. Giant pullets, pure
bred, Marcy str., $10 for dot. Mrs.
Belle Joiner, Soperton. Rt. 2. .

Black Jersey Giant .cocks, 1930
hatch, $1.50 ea. Miss Ella Trimble,
Adairsville.

About 18 J. B. Giant hens and 2
roosters, hens wt. up to 10 lbs. ea.,
- ea.; $35 for lot. A. C. Floyd, Clay-
on.



LEGHORNS

Kerlin quality S. C. W. L. pullets,
all sires direct, pullets inoculated,
ready to lay, 100 at $1.25 ea.; nearly
ready to lay, a at $1.10 ea. A. C.
Floyd, Clayto

Tancred Ww. = pullets, 4 mos. old,
$75 per 100, FOB. Will make real
winter layers. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

White L. pullets as baby chicks di-
rect from M. Johnson, 21 wks. old,
now beginning to lay, $1 ea.; "sev.
fine cockerels, same age and str.,



$1.50 ea. Mrs. Ida L. Prickett, Mays- |

ville.

One hundred and eighty April;
1930, hatch W. L. hens, good cond.,
just right for. winter: eggs, 85c ea.
J. M. Brand, Se

Fifty 8S. Cow h
Str... b0ey 2.., -FOB.* RF.

Cochran.
Tormahlien Light. Brown L. pul-

lets, 17 wks. eld, 25 for $18, FOB;

also young hens and few fine ecock-

erels. Mrs. J. B. Collier, Cochran.

. Three Brown L. roosters, 5 mos.
old, 75c ea., not postpaid. Mrs. W. J.
Garrett, .Metasville.

"Twenty-five extra nice W. L. cock-
erels, 2% to 3 lbs., Booths best AAA
quality from prize hens at Athens
contest, $1 ea., FOB, coops ret. Mrs.
Sam Pirkle, Lawrenceville, Rt 3;
Six cockerels, 60c ea.; 4 pullets, 75c
ea., pure Buff Leghorns, June hatch.

Exc. for 8 White Wyandotte pullets.
Mrs. Bertha Crowe, Dallas, Rt. 3. ~

Fifty University of Ga. str. W. L.
pullets, soon ready to lay, $1 ea. L. L.
Wallace, South Atlanta.

Thirty nice Tancred W. L. hens,
78ce ea.,or exc. M. TE. -Morrow, New-
born: 4

- Imported Tom Barron str. Leghorn
cockerels,- direct from Roselawns
AA foundation matings, sell or trade
for oats; corn or wheat, del. Edwin
Simpson, Atlanta, 676 Tifton St., N. W.

S.C. B. L. Everlay str. roosters, 18
mos. old, $3 ea. W. A. Sumner, Nor-
ristown, Rt. x

Very choice April hatch W. L. pul-
lets, from Ferris highest egg record
pen, $1.50 ea.; $5.50 for 4: 6, $7.50.
Mrs. Belle Joiner, Soperton, Rt. 2.

a MINORCAS: _

Nine pure bred early hatch S. C.
Black Minorca cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

About 50 Black Minorca hens, 2
yrs. old, also 10 or 15 Buff Minorca
hens, mash fed, av. wt. 414 lbs. Make
reasonable offer. E. G. Thrash,
Mountville.

Five Buff Minorca hens and late
hatch cockerel, $5; no chks. Miss
Clara Trimble, Adairsville.

Trio of my Giant Black Minorcas,
$7.50; eggs, $2.25 per i15. O. H.



Wright, Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

Few nice Buff Minorca cockerels,
April hatch, $1 ea. Mrs. M. Holloway,
Graymont.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Fifty friers, av. 2 and 2% lbs.,
mixed breeds, 50c ea. Mrs. Ralph
Hatcher, Adrian.

Mixed breed friers, 1 to 2 Ibs., 22%c
Ib., FOB, or exc. for prize stock Don-
aldson Reds, Osbor Australorps,
Thompson B. R., 10-12 wks old. Mrs.
Daisy Cochran, Adairsville. :

Friers, 144 to 2% Ibs., 25 Jb., del.
Mrs. M. S. Nichols, Rebecca, Rt. 26!



. pullets,. College is
Ww. Abney,



| Thursday, September 24, 1981

Poultry For Sale

_Eighty heavy breed chicks, 1 to 2

mos. old, $25 if taken at once. Mrs,.
Mary Collins, Cordele, Rt. 4.



: ORPINGTONS ;

Twenty-five Golden Buff Orp. hens
for table use, 25c lb., FOB. Mrs. F. R.
Vincent, Fruitland.

Selected Buff Orp. roosters, lots of
5 at 75c ea.; smaller lots, $1; pullets,
#1 ea lots of 5; more, 75c ea: Mrs.

. S. Nichols, Rebecca, BiG 2.

PIGEONS

White Kings, $2 pr. Exc. few pr:
for few pr. Red Carneaux. O. P. Fos-
ter, Good Hope.

Two hundred prs. thoroughbred
White Kings for sale. Make offer.
W.'A. Walker, Hapeville, Box 64. ~

White, Blue Check, Blue Bar, Muf
Tumblers, Priests, Clean Leg Tum-
blers, all $2 pr. -Exc. for fancy ban-
tams. Herman Mize, Americus.

Two *
Kings, 1 to 4 mos. old, few prs. be-
ginning to mate up, 50c ea. N. P.
Miller, Hawkinsville.

About 6 prs. pure bred Homers, $2
pr.; guar. to be well mated, banded
and working. C. H. Overby, Colum-
bus, 22 Eleventh St.



: Mated prs. Red Carneaux and ex- =
tra White Kings, also youngsters, for

sale. or exc: for Re t.: Red of BR.
pullets. Mrs. Geo. W. Simmons, Sa-.
vannah, LaRoche Ave.



PHEASANTS FOR SALE >

Three Ringneck pheasants, 2 hens

and rooster, 2 yrs. old, $15 for lot,
erated and del. at exp. office, or $12

at my oS Paul A. Potts, Gabbett-
ville.

One pr. Ring | Neck pheasants,
spring hatch, $5. Lee Hooks, Unadil-
la, care Log Cabin Ranch. |

$10: adult, $18 pr. Eng. Ringnecks,
$6-$8 pr., sat. guar. L. J. Barrow,
West Point. ox at .

=. x R. kL REDS
-*Mahood str, dark Red early Sete
pullets, $2 ea.; choice June pullets,
75e ea.; cockerels, $3, $5 ea. L. L.
Wallace, South Atlanta. <-
Two-year-old and 18- wienth= old

dark, glossy red, pure bred Red cocks,

fine breeders, = ea. Mrs. J. M. Hall,

4Calhoun, Rt.

Fight fuil . I. Red hens, $1.35 ea.:
4 pullets and rooster, $3. 50, or $14. 30
for lot. Exc. for full R. C. Cornish
pullets. Mrs. E. P. King, Rochelle.

Thirty pure bred R. I. Reds, Tomp-

kins str., ready to lay in few weeks,

$30 for lot. Loyd Barrett, Alto, Rt. 1.
Large Jan. darkest red laying pul-
lets, $1.50 ea.; 1930 good hens, $1.35

ea.; extra show. cocks, cockerels, $3-

$5 ea., Donaldsons best direct. Mrs.
J. E, Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Six April hatch R. I. Red pullets is
and 1 rooster, 75c ea., not del. ses :
P. E. Wallace, Hapeville. =)

One cock and 2 hens, full rea Ee
dark Reds, Dunlap str., sell or exc.
for 1 bu. ea. wheat and rye and 2 bu.
oats, all seed. Mrs.
Flemington. . Be

Few Booths AAA R. I. Red cocks,
4% mos. old, good stock,
shape. J. A. Kauffman, Savannah,
P. O. Box 221. =

Nine pullets, 1 cockerel, pure bred

R. I. Reds, $1 ea. in lot of 10. Mrs. 2

H. B. Ford, Lavonia.
Twenty-five young Red hens, now
Izying, $1 ea., all one lot or sepa-

rately. Mrs. J. L. Beverly, Atlanta, 3

Rt: 1, Box: 491. Sa
Six S. C. R. I. Red hens, 1929 and 3

1930 hatch, dark color; $6 for lot, :

ie here. 0. A. Andrews, Jackson, :
Nine pullets and 1 cockerel, Don-
aldson R. I. Reds, $9. Mrs. J. L.
Peugh, Barnesville. ey
Hight large S. C. R. I. Red hens,
less than 20 mos. old, Donaldson 270-
egg str. W. C. Smith, Smyrna, Rt. 1.
R. I. Red hens, 80c ea., 2 yrs. old,
Owens str., Sent. del. Clara V. Trim-
ble, Adairsville. ae
Pure Donaldson S. C. R. I. Reds, 9
May pullets and 1-April cockerel, $8. _
Mrs. G. H. Eley, White Plains.
Fifty S. C. R. I. Red hens, 2 yrs.
old, $1.50 ea.;
el and 2 cocks 18 mos. old, $5 ea.;
3 cocks, 2 yrs., $3 ea., Mahood stock.
Miss Belle Timmerman, Bronwood.
Pure bred S. ae Pat: a pullets
and roosters, wt. 2% to 3 jbs. ea.
75 ea.; smaller, 50c ea. Also 8 White
Rock: pullets and rooster, 2 lbs. ea.,
75c ea. Mys. Fred se a ae

| Rt. 2.

=



hundred very fine White

Lady Amhearst pheasants, young, : |
$15: adult, $25. Pre Goldens, young, yes

Be T.- Rann,

in fine

li-month old cocker~ =

Thursday, September 24, 1931.

Poultry For Sale
SUSSEX
Twelve- month-old rooster,
kled Sussex, $1.50; young March
cockerels, $1.25 ea., thoroughbred.
Mrs. C. R. Sorrels, Monroe, Rt. 1.

'WYANDOTTES
Three pullets and cockerel, thor-
-oughbred, S. C..S. L. Wyandottes,

Spec-

~ 1% to 2 lbs. ea., $2 for the 4. Clarence |

- Brown, Helena, RFD.
_ Silver Face Wyandotte 18-month-
~ old rooster, Tarbox str., $2, or exc.
for another S. C. Wyandotte rooster,
game age and str. Paul Powell, Lum-
- ber City, Rt. 1.
_ Two S. L. Wyandottes, April hatch,
~ eockerels, Tarbox str., $1.50 both;
_ Sunflower str. cockerels, March, $1:
April hatch, 75c; $1. 50 both. Exc.
for honey. Adelle Johnson, Sparta.
Sixteen pure bred White Wyan-
dotte 5-month-old pullets, from prize
stock;

Mattie McPherson, Rabun Gap.

TURKEYS, ee GEESE,
-. DUCKS, ETC FOR SALE
Twenty 3- month- old large type
Muscovy ducks, the sire wt.11 lbs.,
sell or exc. for milch cow, fresh in,
ear by. W. C. Smith; Smyrna, Rte.
Bronze turkeys, 2 toms and 2 hens,
1 and 2 yrs. old, good breeding stock,
20c Ib. for quick sale, at door. Hugh
Feely, Douglasville.
_ Gray Call drakes, fine birds, at
$2 50 ea. L. J. Barrow, West Point.
Toulouse geese, $4.50 pr., $7 trio;
io Muscovys, 1930 hatch, $5. Exe.
for R. C. White Wyandotte March
yatch pullets or 18 mo. hens, 1: for 2.
. EB. Williams, Ty Ty.
: Nice turkey tom and 3 nice hens,
2 half grown, 3 small ones, 8 wks.
old, fine and healthy, $13.50, crated
and shipped. David Puryear, Acworth.



Four Long Island ducks and 1 Long

Island drake, $2.50 ea. or $10 for lot.
Mrs. H. P. House, Decatur, 232 Cam-
bridge Ave.

Six head M. B. turkeys, March and.

June hatch, 3 gobblers, $3 ea., and 2
hens, $2.50 ea. Exc. for full Cornish
Indian pullets or year-old hens. Mrs.
E. P. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Twelve turkeys, early hatch, nice
to age, $30. Mrs. Eva Burdett,
ashington, Rt. 5.

Pure bred 18-month-old M. B.gob-

bler, fine breeder, $6. Mrs. J. M. Hall, |

Calhoun, Geb:

- Five little blue speckled guineas

A nd 1 gray one, all potracking, 50c

ea., $2.85 for lot.

Builer, Rt.
Eighteen April hatch turkeys, 8
urbon Reds, 10 Bronze, large and

fine, $1.50 ea, $25 for lot, es Mrs.
dwin Reed, Lavonia, Rt.

-Pr. large Toulouse geese, * cautital
ecimens, $5 pr., FOB. Jena C. Col-
er, Barnesville, Thomaston St.

Spencer Turken Wonder Bird, trio.

oung, $5: naked-neck cockerels,
$2.50 and $2 ea.; eggs, $2.50 per 15.
Mrs. J. F. Anderson, Blue Ridge.

Wild Mallards, 50 head for. sale;
closing out for $2 per duck, all or
part. Lamar W. Jefferson, Albany,
P. O. Box 178.

Seven Mammoth White Pekins,.

ducks and drakes, spring hatch, full
feathered, ready to pick, $1 ea. or exc.
for 7 large B. RB. hens. Mrs. A. J.
Collins, Demorest, Rt. 1.

Poultry Wanted

ANCONAS

- Want. 100 Ancona pullets, 6 mos. or
der; quote best price. W. E. Mathe-
on, Young Harris.

BANTAMS

Want small size, 1 lb. when grown,
bantams. A. L. Moss, Alto.
SExC- 6 No Aw Red. (doe and five
2-month youngsters) rabbits for 5
Golden Sebright hens or pullets and
ae C. E. Spivey, Holly EPENSS,
Exe. 5 ducks and drake, wt. about
5 Ibs. ea., for 5 White Bantams, del.
ches. paid by myself. M. C. Snead,
Atlanta, 1116 Murphy Ave.

s BARRED ROCKS

_ Exe. 6 R. I. Reds and 6 B. Rock
cockerels for Barred Rock pullets.
Hubert Bradley, Atlanta, 3131 Pied-
mont Rd., N. E.

Exc. 3 fine B. R. cockerels, nearly
_Yready for service, for pullets, same
age, Thompsons str. preferred. Write
first. Mrs. S. J. Williams, Rocky
Ford.
Want 20-30 B. R. hens, Thompson
Str., 1930 hatch. Give best price; also
3 cocks, 1930 hatch, or March cock-

s. Linton Cook, Boston.







$16. for lot; 2 roosters, $1.25
a.; 12 mixed hens, $12, FOB. Mrs.

Olia Chapman,.



Poultry Wanted ~
Exc. No. Porto Rico potatoes for
B. R. pullets in lots of 25 or more,
March or April hatch. Sest stock.
No culls nor mixed. A. H. Cooper,

Pavo, Rt.: 3.

CORNISH

Want a Cornish 13-Ib. rooster. A.
L. Moss, Alto.

Exc. 12: pure bred Red March and
April pullets for same number and
age Dark Cornish Indian pullets, also
exc. Red hens for Cornish hens. J. C.
Goolsby, Graham.

Want 5 pure Dark Cornish pullets,
roa spring hatch. State price. Mrs.

ae Soperton, ani a :

GAMES |
Want Pit. Game cocks, 18-20 mos.
old; auote lowest price and str. Dun-
can Long, Clayton.

LANGSHANS, GIANTS OR BUFF
ORPINGTONS
Exc. 10-month-old yellow Jersey





{heifer for 100 8-week-old pullets,
jeither Langshan, Giants or Buff

Orpingtons. Write first. Will not ip
cow. Fred Millican, Ringgold, Rt.

LEGHORNS :
Want 50 Tancred str. W. L. pul-
lets, not over 6 mos. old, or will exc.
good value for them. Mrs. EH; J. Mc-
Corvey, Hawkinsville.
Exc. Black Jersey cow, freshen in



Dec., for W. Leghorn chickens of

good str. Write. P. W. Roberts, East
Point, 708 Lumpkin St. :

Want 10 or 12 Brown or White L.,
not later than May 17, 1931, hatch,
pure bred pullets, cheap for cash.
Mrs. I. V. Rogers, Tucker; R. 1, Box 77.

.Exc. $10 value for 10 W. L. hens,
yr. old. Write. Mrs. Annie Lee Gar-
relly: Hahira.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Want 25 or 30 hens and 2 cocker-
els to raise on halves for 1932. Mrs.
Mary Jenkins, Elko.

Want to get in. touch with party
interested in poultry who will furnish
me 1M or more hens to raise on
share basis. Write or come see at
once. R. C. Wilder, Griffin, Rt. C.

Exc. value for chickens. Write for
full information. Paul G. Smith,
Commerce, Rt. 1.

Exc. Muscovy ducks for hens, any
breed, not over 1% yr. old. Lb. for Ib.
=. pay chgs. Frank Waddell, Smith-
ville.

| PHEASANTS WANTED

Exc. 2 Ringneck roosters for 2.
Ringneck pheasant hens, or for 6
Sebright puHets. J. E. Alexander, At-
lanta, 1578 Howell Mill Road.. -

PIGEONS
Want Blue Muff Tumbler pigeons.
Exc. other poultry for same. M. G.
Cheatham, Smyrna, Rt. 1.

REDS, ANCONAS OR LEGHORNS

Exe. White Pekin, -Fnglish Run-
ners and Mallard ducks: for hens,
Reds, Anconas or Leghorns. Write.
Mrs. J. D. Smith, Savannah, Rt: :3;
Coffee Bluff.

Want 200 early spring hatch W. L
pullets, beginning to lay or ready to









start, no culls; state number, descrip-

tion and price. James Woods, Brooks.
Want S. C. Brown L. Everlay pul-
lets, wt. 1% to 2 lbs. Will pay 25c Ib.

Mrs. W. A. Sumner, Norristown, Rt. 1.}

Want 25 or more pure bred White
Leghorn pullets, laying or ready to
lay. No culls. Will exc. good value.
Write. Mrs. Florence Sturm, States-

| boro, Rt. 2, Box 14.



REDS, ORP., OR B. ROCKS
See: ae ducks for Reds, Buff
Orp. or Barred Rock pullets, laying
hens, or friers. Addie C. Hicks, Scott-
dale, care Hicks Farm.

WYANDOTTES
_Exc. 6 full bred R. I. Red pullets
and unrelated cockerel, March hatch,
for 6 full bred Silver Lace Wyan-
dotte -pullet and cockerel, March
hatch. Mrs. John L. Bennett, Screv-
en, Rt. 2, Box 31.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

E DUCKS, ETC., WANTED :

Exc. 5 Indian ducks and 1 puddle
duck for White Pekins or Muscovys,
also exc. bantam chickens for White
Pekins. Write at once. Dillard Mun-
ford, Cartersville.

Exc. large size M. B. April hatch
tom for 1 of same for 1932 breeder,
or exc. 5 Reds for same, hens or pul-
lets, at $1.50 ea. Mrs. J. E. Sikes,
Cochran, Rt. 1.







in, with 2nd calves.



MARKET BULLETIN

Poultry Wanted

Want 10-15 frying size turkeys. to

Taise and fatten on shares. Ref. Mrs.
S. G. Rogers, Claxton.
Exe. trio Turken chickens, 1930
hatch for a trio of White Holland
turkeys, 3 to 6 mos. old. L. E. Wil-
liams, Ty. Ty.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE
Red Jersey calf, 9 mos. old, $10.
O. K. Henley, Atlanta, Macon Dr.,
Box 220, Rt. 2

Pure bred Jersey male cow, wt.
about 800 Ibs., $30. Riley C. Couch,
Turin.

Jersey cow, fresh, 2nd. calf, 3 gal.
if proverly fed, $40; 18-month-old
bull, % Jersey and % Guernsey,
ready for service, $15 at my barn. B.
H. Blair, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Three-month-old Jersey bull, from
4-cal. cow, dam of sire has record
of 810 Ibs. butter fat in yr., $25 at
Douglasville. Exc. for seed oats. J. B.
Hatchett, Douglasville.

Entire dairy complete, 12 cows at
$40 ea. Write for full particulars.
G. S. Brown, Morrow.

Two hice Jersey milch cows, 3 yrs.



old, 1 freshen, 1 to freshen Nov. 1.)
}more, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Come see and make offer. Mrs. Sam
Pirkle, Lawrenceville, Rt. 3.

Milch cows and heifers for sale.
Come see them and get prices. W. B.
Sutton, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Fine, extra large 19-month-old
service bull, 44 Holstein and % Gurn-
sey, t. b. tested, $40, FOB. Mrs. Lee
Harris, Palmetto, Rt. 2.

Cow and 7-month-old calf for sale,
cow about full Jersey, calf full Jer-
sey, 3 gal. on good feed, give milk
all next summer, $45 for both. Miss
Ethel Patterson, Dahlonega, RFD 3.

One good milch cow, $35, FOB.
Mrs. Mattie McPherson, Rabun Gap.

Pure bred reg. Jtereford cattle,
bulls and heifers, all ages. E. T. Bos-
well, Jr., Siloam.

Nice part Jersey cow, t. b. tested.
Mrs. J. G. Connally, Senoia, Rt. 2,
Box 38.

Four gal. milk and lb. butter per

day cow, bull calf. mo. old, for sale].

for cash at barn. Mrs. C. A. Turner,
Point. Peter, Rt. 1.

Young reg. Jersey cow, fresh Aug.
2, with Ist calf (bull, can be reg.),
from heavy milk and butter. pro-
ducers, $75 at barn. H. L. Elliston,
Rupert.

Two nice young milch cows, fresh
D. E. Moore,
Maxeys, Rt. 1.

One beef cow, also 1 yearling, both

in good cond., for sale. Mrs. G. I.

Wie Moreland.

Reg. J. bull calves, lemon color, 5
to 8 mos. old, $30 to $50. J, O. Mur-
phy, Felton. |

Grade Angus yearlings, also sev.
milch cows soon to freshen, for sale.
R. W. Nelson, Yatesville.

Valley Prince yearling, Gurnsey
male, reg., sell to avoid in-breeding,
$75 at barn. Geo. W. Williams, Home
for Children, Sautee. ~-

Reg. Jersey 3-week-old bull calf,
$15 reg. or $10 not reg. Exc. for seed
oats or anything can use. C. R. God-
frey, Gay, Rt. 1.

About 1 car load smooth, thrifty |
from litters of 11 and 12 pigs, ped.

young cattle for sale. You will like

ithem. J. L.- Sibley, Milledgeville.

Heifer calf from Guinea cow, $15,
or exc. for Jersey heifer calf. John
S. Bruce, White Oak, Box 179.

Young reg. Jersey cow, fresh, 2nd

calf, $75 cash; 2-year-old grade cow,

fresh, and a 2-year-old heifer, $25
ea. or exc. both for corn. Mrs. G. B.
Richards, Buchanan. _

Milch cow, fresh in, nice heifer
calf. Price and information on ap-

plication. R. H. McDaniel, Chipley;

Rite.
Right-year-old large milch cow, 2

gal. on woods range, no feeding; nice}

yellow butter accordingly, 3% gal.
with good feed, $25 at barn. Earl
Phillips, Colquitt, Rt. 3, Box 19.

Jersey cow, about 2% yrs. old, not
pure bred, but of fine stock, freshen
this month, $40 and come get her.
Miss Bertha Prophitt, Chipley, Rt. 3.

~Reg. Jersey heifer, bred; reg. Jer-
sey male, Oxford and Sultan lines.
Hugh Milner, Barnesville.

Fine Jersey cow, gentle, easy to
milk, freshen Dec..1, doesnt go dry.
A. W. Kemp, Marietta.

Subject to reg. bull yearlings, fawn
color, 8 mos. old, Volunteer breeding,
fine and thrifty, $25, FOB. J. Carl
Daughtry, Metter, Rt. 2.

Reg. J. bull, 2% yrs. old, Sultan
breeding; black J. heifer, freshen this

fall, by reg. J.; reasonable. L. M.

Davis, Silver Creek, Rt. 1.



> page Three
Like Stock For Sale

Three-year-old Jersey male, very
fine stock, sell or exc. Write for ft
particulars. Lewis E. Tabor, Alban

-Gilionville Rd.

Reg. Jersey bull, will be 2 yrs. ol id
Dec. 14, 1931, for sale. Roy Smith,
Talbotton.

One fine, about % Jersey bull, 23
mos. old, $18 for quick sale, es barn,
J. Bs Newton, Gordon, Rt. 3.

One beast, % Jersey or more, good
color, fat, $15. E. B. Warren, Tooms-
boro, Rt.-2.

Aberdeen Angus bull, about 2%
yrs. old, wt. about 1,100 or 1,200 Ibs.;
also 15 bred cows and heifers, 25
mixed breed steers, few half poe
D. W. Harp, Reynolds.

HOGS FOR SALE |

Duroc J. hogs, 6 mos. old, 100 Ibs
cherry red, long and lanky, from ex.
cellent stock, males and females, $13 -
ea. J: Carl Daughtry, Metter, Rt. 2.

Feeder shoats, wt. 65 to 125 lbs.,
clean, well dev., inoculated against
cholera, 7c Ib., FOB. O. K. David,



| Marshallville.

Thirty-five Duroc Jersey pigs, 7 oe
11 wks. old, $5 ea. by taking entire
lot at my barn. L. H. Edenfield, he

Few more nice O. I. C. pigs
shoats, wt. 18 to 25 Ibs. ea., $4; 30-35
lbs., $5: all treated; males and fe-

males, FOB. W. B. Cadle, Mt. Ver-

non.
Extra good P. C. 8-week-old pigs,
Miss ae

$5 ea., Sept. del. Write.
Trimble, Adairsville.
Duroc Jersey sow, farrow in Nov.,
$25; 1 long-nose Black Essex, 2-year=
old boar, $25 at my lot. John S.
Bruce, White Oak, Box 179.
Ten pigs for sale at $2 ea. at my
barn. J. H. Leverett, Parrott, RFD 1.
Sev. pure bred- Duroc boar pigs, 10

|wks. old, $6 ea., crated; $5 at barn;

10 per cent less if lot is taken at
once. T. I. Thomason, Bainbridge,
Feb. 1.

Pure bred year-old reg. Berkshire
boar, reasonable price at barn. Mrs.
N. T. Marley, Riverdale, Rt. 1.

One hundred and fifty to 250-lb.
reg. cholera-immune ca
Duroc boars and gilts, sired by Early
Dawn, 1930 worlds champion spring
boar, $25 ea., FOB. Henry T. Lums-
den, Talbotton.

Twelve head shoats, 5 mos. old,
good mixed breed, $42. tw. Johnson,
Dublin, Rt. 6.

Two nice 9-week-old Duroc male
shoats, $6 ea. Webster Callaway,
Farmington.

Reg. big bone Black Essex, 3 yrs.
old, male, wt. 200 or 250 Ibs., sell or
exc. C. H. Meeks, Pearson. |

Three B. B. Guinea pigs, 1 male,
females, 7 wks. old, wt. 25 Ibs. ea.,
$10; 4 pigs, % P. C., % Duroc, 30 Ibs.
ea., $3 ea., crated. E. T. Mathis,
Mitchell.

Reg. S. P.C. pigs, from the worlds
Champion blood lines, cheap. Write
for prices. F. H. Dunn, Midville. _

Reg. Durocs, 3 sows, bred, $100, or
$35 ea.; 2% -month- old pigs, 30-50
Ibs., $7 ea.; 8-month-old boar, 150
Ibs., $20. Wo Harper, Waycross,
Prescott St.

Three-month-old O. I. C. pigs,

papers and treated against cholera,
$7.50 ea., $14 pr. A. T. Rigsby, Sale

| City.

Pigs, cross of Berkehire-Durce. 6
wks. old, $2.50 ea.; reg. Duroc so1
bred, 400 Ibs., farrow Dec. 1, $30 at
my barn. Mrs. C. J. Atkinson, Madi-
son, Rt. 3. oe

Forty head pigs or shoats, up ye
75 lbs., by Oct. 1, life treated. W.
Sumner, Norristown. icc

Black reg. P. C. boar, 6 mos. old
wt. 125 lbs.; reasonable. Albert Bost-
wick, Arlington, Box 217.

Res. S. P. C. 1%-year-old tate
and 2 brood sows of mixed breed (had
1 litter ea.), $42. FOB. D. B. John-
son, Garfield.

Reg. Big Bone. Black Essex, sat.
guar. W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, Box 146.

Duroe-Jersey pigs. 4 mos. old,
about 35-40 Ibs., treated against
cholera for life, reg. in buyers name,
$8.50 ea., $16 for 2. L: M. Kennedy,
Collins.

P. C. pigs, black, big type, 2 mos.
old, $8 ea., $15 pr.; all can be reg.
No exe. J. E. Bailey, Raymond.

Another lot of Litthk Bone Black
African Guinea pigs at reduced
prices. Easiest, best kept hog in the
works if the Guinea. T. J. Wulls,
Griffin, Rt. 4.

Few choice L. B. Guinea male c Pigs
$10 ea., or exc. for hens; $15 an
per pr. I, G. Thompson, Summi





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Market Bulletin

Published Weekly by the
BUREAU OF MARKETS
Arthur D. Jones, Director

5 Department of
,. Agriculture

Commissioner







; Eugene Talmadge,
_ THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1931

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SPECIAL NOTICE
Correction
TURKEYS FOR SALE
__Eighteen spring hatch turkeys, nice



Graymont, Rt. 1.

Live Stock For Sale

Reg. Duroc brood sow, $25 cash, or

xc. for beef yearlings, ee or
ow with young calf. S. T. Haynes,
Villa Rica. .
_ Six-week-old mixed pigs, good
stock, fat, healthy, thrifty, cholera
treated, $2. 65 ea. Edd Harper, Osier-
field.

Guineas, very choice 6-week-old

pigs, for breeders, $15 pr.; 4-month-
old gilts, $10 ea.; 150- 175-lb. male,
$25; 50-lb. male, "$10. R. E. Barnes,
Summit.
0.1. C. pigs, 8 and 10 wks. old, $7
ea.; $12.50 pr., ped papers free,
crated. Broa. Heaton, Hartwell, Rt. 3.
- Six Red Berkshire pigs, 12 wks. old,
$6 ea.,. $10 pr.; 12-month-cld boar,
$15; 18-month sow, $15; $55 for lot,
All lifetime immune. J. W. Sellers,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
- Eight-year-old mare mule, wt. 1,100
Ybs., sound, goodcond., $75; pr. good
sound mare mules, wt. 2,300 lbs., good
cond., $200, or exc. for springers. S.
i Haynes, Villa Rica.

Shetland pony, broken to ride, $50.
Mrs. J. A. Smith, Talbotton.
i Bareain in a good little mare,
sound and healthy, work anywhere,
gentle, $25 Will exc. Write. T. S.
Bonner, Carrollton, 113 King St. :
~~ Good 12-year- old about 1,000-Ib.

Ps



mule, $50, or exc. for a good milch |.

cow. J. W. Lawhorn, Stone Mtn., Rt. 3.

Good fast young mare mule, work
anywhere, wt. 950 lbs., some fodder
goes with her for $100 cash; accept
part trade in value can use. Ed E.
McLaughlin, Macon, Rt. 2, Heath Rd.
One pr. goo farm mules cheap.
J. I. McNair, Stapleton.



- Nice saddle pony, wt. about 600

Ibs., 7 yrs. old, $40 cash. Exc. for
good milch cow or for sheep. Tom
ancock, Moultrie, Rt. 4.





Live Stock | For Sale

Dark bay 12-year- -old horse, about
1,000 lbs., sound and gentle, work
anywhere, $45.cash. Morris station
on M. D. & S. R. R: shipping point.
N. C. Chandler, Dublin, Rt. 5.

Good sound mare, wt. about -1,200
Ibs., good plow horse, 10 yrs. old.
Write. J. T. Etheridge, Atlanta, Wal-
ton Bldg., Phone Walnut 7799.

Three or 4 good middle-aged mules,
wt. from 950 to 1,000 lbs. Come see
and get prices if interested. W. B.
Sutton, Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Wice 12-year-old bay mare, wt. 950
ie ., good for all round farm work.

W. McCord, Molena, Rt. 1.

lpm elves -year- -old fat farm mule,

1,050 lbs., good worker, $45; good plug
mule, about 850 Ibs., $25, both cash
here. W. C. Smith, Smyrna, Rt. 1.

Good grey mule, not too old to
work anywhere, cheap for cash or
exc. for hogs, goats or cows. S. G.
Rogers, Claxton.

One young mare mule, cheap for
cash or will trade for cotton. C,. B
Clark, Augusta, 306 S. F. C. Bldg. ~

Southdowns, choice young ram and
2 young ewes, $36, crated, FOB, or

1 $33 at farm; sired by as dam, out

of fine grade ewes. K..D . Sanders,
Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Three 100 per cent Nubian does, 1
fresh, 1 bred; 2 50-50 Nubian Tog.
milkers, bred to reg. buck; pr. buck
kids; buck ready for service. Edwin

Simpson, Atlanta, 676 Tifton St., N.E.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Sev. pr. N. Z. white, pink-eyed, best
bred rabbits for sale or will trade for
equal value I can use. Robt. C. Col-
lier, Barnesville, Thomaston St.

Ped. Chinchilla bucks, 10 mos. old,
$1 ea. Exc. for cabbage plants. Mrs.
W.R. Thompson, Lawrenceville, Rt. 1.

Pr. Chinchillas, 18 mos. old, good
breeders; two 8 mos. bucks, 1 mixed
doe, same age, $5, or exc. for pure
bred chickens. R. W. Best, Dover,

Three Chinchillas and N. Z. mixed,
3 mos. old, 2 for 75c or 3 for $1, par ty
pay postage. S. L. Dean, Blackwells.

One BRelgium buck, 4\, mos. old.
a FOB. Mrs. R. C. Smith, Forsyth,
Rt. 1.

Chinchilla buck and doe with 6
young, 2 mos. old, $4; 3 bucks and 4
does,6 mos. old, 15 ea., $1.50 pr.; doe



with 4 young, mo. old, $2. MN. G.
Deaton, Buford,*12 New St.
N. Z. Whites, Chinchillas, good

stock, cheap for cash or exc. for lay-
ing hens not over 2 yrs. old. Consider
exc. for White Pekin ducks, now lay-
ing: W. Harrison, Fitzgerald.

Reg. Chin. doe, $2; 2 White N. Z.
does, 14 mos. old, $1 ea.; 2 Flemish
Giant does, 18 mos., $1.50 a.;

Himalayan 2-year-old doe, $2. Her-|

man Mize, Americus.

Ped. Chinchillas, open and bred
does, young stock does and bucks,
ped. furnished. Sell or trade for W.
L. hens, oats, or corn. James Simp-
son, Atlanta, 676 Tifton St.. N. E.

Eleven fine N. Z. Whites, 3 mos.
old, raised from fine stock, 50c ea.
Walter Lee, Rockmart.

Good quality N. Z.. White bucks,
ped. papers furnished; special price
on prs. or three or more; all sub, to
reg. Write. Walter Matthews, Jr.,
Buchanan. :

Chinchillas, fine buck, 2 does, ped..
1 8-month-old N. Z. Red, $1 ea., or
exc. for chickens or pig. Milton Aus-
tin, Greshamville.

Chinchillas, ped. stock, 3 5-month-
old dees, 75c; bucks, 60c; 16-month-
old does, $2. 50; buck, = T. V.-Hiers,
Lenox.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE



Thoroughbred Nubian buck, black.

with brown markings. 36 in. high
from shoulders, ears measure 25 in.,
$15. Ed Cobb, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Fifty to 75 fat mutton sheep (on
foot), 5c lb. No personal chks. Robt.
S. Anderson; Hawkinsville.

Two reg. Nubian does and reg.
buck, also three 100 per cent Nubian
does, for sale. Mrs. C. R. Watson,
Marietta.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED

Want to board good milch cow for
milk; open field, plenty velvet beans,
good attention; within 10 miles Ha-
hira. Roy Garrett, Hahira, Rt. 2.

Want good, gentle, never dry milch
cow, 2% to 3% gal. per day, pee
Red Poll. Make kest offer. Mrs. M. M.
Harp, Dublin.

Want 1 good 3 or 4-gal. fresh cow,
1 asonable, half cash, bal. in 2 pay-
ments. Geo. Brannon, _Atlanta, 60
Rogers St., S. E., De. 3402- M.



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Live Stock Wanted

Want a first-class milch cow; will
trade a good horse, also corn, peas,
oats or rye; see my horse, you will
like him. M. R. Lockhart, Louisville.

Exc. good value for cows or year-
lings. P. W. Reid, Kenwood.

HixG. Be. bs pullets for good milch
cow or young heifer. Mrs. G. P. Rey-
nolds, Kite, Rt. 2.

Want at once Jersey cow not over
6 yrs. old, giving not less than 2 gal.
milk, to feed until. Jan. 1. Will pay
$35 or $40 for her then if suited. Mrs.
Emma Frady, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Want Jersey or Guernsey cow,
fresh, giving 4 gal. or more; must be
cheap. H. G: Tye, Chamblee, Rt: 2:

Want few cows, Shorthorns, White
Face and Angus mixture. J. A. Dash-
er, Valdosta.

Will feed 1 or 2 good milch cows
from now to next spring for. use of

milk, also raise 10 heifer calves, 3
mos or older, on halves. D. E. Mc-

Daniel, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Exc. good value or pay cash for 3
reg. Guernsey a 1 bull, 2 heifers,
1-12 mos. old. H. . Gurley, Hart-
well, Rt. 5.

Want reg. Jersey or Guernsey cow.
Trade value for same. F. S. Liles,
Woodbine.

Want a good milch cow, near Way-
cross, cheap for cash. J. E. Deane,
Waycross, 600 Block Washington Ave.

HOGS WANTED

Want 1 reg. Duroc Jersey boar, 6 to
8 mos. old. Roscoe Brewer, Lula,
Rt--2:

. Want a few good shoats, any breed
except Little Bone Guineas; must be
bargain for cash. State what you
have and best price. H. G. Burroughs,
Canon.

Exc. 10-month-old Jersey heifer
for 3 shoats, wt. 100-150 lIbs., and 5
bu. good seed wheat or corn; Hamp-
shire or Big Bone P. C. Write first.
Fred Millican, Ringgold, Rt. 2.

Want 10 or 15 healthy shoats, 60-
100 lbs., to fatten on halves; do not
want any wild hogs;
ng possible. Rufus Merriman, Lyons,
Fes

Want thoroughbred Berkshire boar,
about 6 mos. old, prefer near Atlanta.
State best cash price del. J. T. Eth-
ridge, Atlanta, 306 Walton Bldg.,
Phone Walnut 7799.

Want 20 thrifty hogs, wt. about 50
Ibs., cheap for cash; describe fully
and state price. S. C. Hudson, Elber-
ton, Rte 1.

Three hundred lbs. bacon to exc.
for hogs or cows. E. W. Anderson,



Thomasville, Rt. 5.

Want to hear from someone that
has Big Bone Essex for sale cheap.
W. A. Sumner, Norristown, Rt. 1.

Want live stock feeders, any quan-
tity if priced right for cash, also
hogs; state lowest price and descrip-
tion. H. B. Van Cleve, Monroe.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want milk goat, a good milker and
reasonable. L. H. Rambo, Blakely.

Want to hear from party having
Toggenburg, Nubian or Saanan goats
or kids for sale reasonably. Mrs.
Mary Sirmans, Homerville.

Want 2 good mutton sheep that
will dress 75 to 100 lbs. Exc. 6 fine
Holterman B. R. April pullets and
March cockerel. Ea. pay chgs. John
B. Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.

Want 12 grown ewes. Exc. pr.
6-week-old pigs, Guineas, val. $15.
Ed Barnes, Summit.

RABBITS WANTED
Want Chinchilla buck, about 8 or





10 wks. old, cheap, at once. Elvin

Dunn, Chauncey.

Want pr. Black and White Dutch
rabbits, between 8 and 12 mos. old,
cheap, exp. prepaid. W. G. Burt, Jr.,
Bolingbroke.

Seed Wanted

Exc. 3 Ibs. butter, guar. fresh and
Sanitary, 35c lb., for 2% gal. nest
ae E. A. Borders, Warrenton,



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Ga. Products For Sale
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Willetts Wonder frostproof Eng..

pea seed, 25c lb. Mrs. H. H. Alex-
ander, Elberton, EG:

Two one-half bu. frostproof Eng.
peas, 25c lb., or entire lot for $30.

Exc, for seed oats at not more than

50c bu. J. L. Burk, Tifton, Rt.
Box 34.

Willetts Wonder Eng peas, frost-
proof, 5 lb., postpaid, $1; 15cc1b.,
FOB. L. P. Legg, Ashburn.

7,

New crop Lady peas, sound and |

free of trash, 8c lb. Shipped in strong
bags. Now ready. hak: Bannister, -
Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

Willetts Wonder Winter Eng. pea,,

(most prolific and cold resistant Eng.
pea known), 4 Ilbs.,: postpaid, $1.
Write for price on larger lots. Jno.
Underwood, Blakely.

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas, $10 |
bu. Exe. for oats at market price.
C. B. Bailey, Covington, Rt. 5.

Johnsons Winter beans. Plant in
October, 25c qt. del. Mrs. J. B. Ward,
Cordele, R. B.

Willetts Winter Eng. peas, 30c lb.:
10 lbs., $2.25. HV. Franklin, Reg-
ister.

Willetts Wonder peas for Fall
planting, 35c Ib. del. Mrs. H. G.
Brown, Stone Mtn., Rt. 1.

Salad peas, . (plant in November),
40c lb.; 1931 crop colored butter-
beans, 25c lb.; little old-fashioned
garden beans, "25 cupful, postpaid.
Mrs. Lena McBrayer, Buford, Rt. 3.

WiNetts Winter Eng. peas, 1 to 2

Ibs., 30c; over 2 Ibs., 25c lb.: $2 pk.

Webster Callaway, Farmington.
Twenty lbs. Eng. peas for Fall
PvE: 15c lb. Guar. good. Mrs. B.
Sapp, Cochran, Rt. 1. .
wen lbs. Bunch Ene. peas for Fall
planting, 25c lb.; or $2 for lot. Add

postage. Mrs. L. E. Ross, The Rock..

Several bu. nice Lady Finger and

Mush peas. Make offer. D. E. Mc~

Glaun, Cusseta.

White Rice. peas, 70c gal. Also sun-
dried peaches, same price. Mrs. Ida
Southerland, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 53.

White Rice peas, 65c gal.; Clay
Crowders, 50c gal.; old-fashioned
clear and plum peach seed, $1.25 bu.
Add postage. Nancy Henderson, Elli-
jay, Rt. 3.

Nice, clean and sound Clay Crowd- :

ers, 50c gal.; Rice peas, 60c gal.;
white nest onions, 40c gal. Exc. for
nice home-made meat or lard.
Claudia. Henderson, Ellijay, Rt. 3.
Lady Finger peas, sound and pure,
10c lb.; cream crowders, 10c Ib.;

Calif. black-eye, 8c Ib. Add postage.

W. M. Allen, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Old-fashioned tender
bean seed, 25c teacup; Purple Hull
white table pea, 40c qt.; red and
white speckled crowders, 40c qt. Mrs.
W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch.

Thos. Laxton Eng. peas. Stay tend-
er and sweet until hulls begin to turn
white, 3 Ibs., $1, prepaid. No chks.
Mrs. WwW. ae White, Cuthbert, Rt. 3,
Box 17.

Pure Speckled peas for sale or ex.
for pure seed wheat. Make best of-
fer. J. A. Richardson, Crest.

Lady peas and Rice peas, ea. sound
and free of weevils and trash, 10c lb.,
del. W. B. Skinner, Gainesville, Rt. 5.

Bunch and running Eng. peas, 20c
Ib. Instructions when to plant. Mrs.
E. B. Warren, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. |

Willetts Wonder Coldproof Eng:

cornfield

pea seed, 25c lb. Exc. some for tur-_

nip seed and cabbage plants. Mrs. E.
T. May, Warthen.

Eng. peas, smooth var., 25 lb. Exc.
Write what you have.
Passe, Madison.

Mrs. J. E.

One and one-half bu. white peas

with black-eye, $1.75 bu.; also 7 Ibs.
white Henderson bush lima beans,
12%c lb., add postage. Guss Soshbee,
Cleveland.

BUTTER FOR SALE

Butter from t. b. tested cows, sat.
guar., 40c lb. Like a regular customer
for fall and winter. Mrs. fe R. Davis,
Calhoun, Rt. 5.





Market Bulletin.



FARM FOR SALE EDITION OCTOBER 15

Now is the time to mail in farm for sale and wanted
notices for publication in the October 15th issue of the

These types of notices must be expressed in not more than
50 words, inclusive of name and address.

Farms wanted or for rent on shares may be listed weekly
under the help and positions wanted columns.











ursday, September 24, 1931

eorgia Products For Sale

Two Ibs. nice Jersey butter each
reek from t. b. tested cow, 35c Ib.,
ostpaid. Mrs. H. G. Burroughs, Ca-

on.

RN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

While Milling corn, 75c bu., FOB
ib. Exc. for graded seed oats, Ap-

jer, Fulghum or Texas Rustproof,

ig Jersey or Guernsey heifers. Geo.
. Green, Jasper, Rt. 3.

Pure White Dent, del. after Oct.

st. State amt. wanted and I will
te price, FOB car. R. H. McDan-

1, Chipley, Rt. 3.



COTTON SEED FOR SALE
okers wilt resistant staple cotton
a 9G DU EB: ane ees

.

i Ks

2ESH AND CURED MEATS
untry hams at their. best, 20, 23
24 lbs., properly canvassed, sugar

1)
nd salt- cured, hickory- smoked, 30c

plus postage and ins. K. D. Sand-
Shatonton, Rt.-2:.
ik wood smoked country- cured
, 7c; shoulders, 16c; hams, 25c.
n Collins, Whigham. ;
Sountry cured hams, 8 to 12 lb.
rage, 20c lb.; shoulders and sides,
Ib. No personal chks. Robt. S.
on, Hawkinsville.
Tw ~ country cured hams, 20 lbs.
5c Ib., postpaid in 1st and 2nd

Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Ray City,'

six hundred Ibs. smoked shoulders,

b., postpaid. Good cond. No bugs.

Fain, Edison.
ne country cured, hickory smoked
Swi. 21, 41, 25; 25; and 1% lb;,
Ib. Riley ron Couch, Turin.
ide meat, 18c lb. or exc. for Ful-
um seed oats at 60c bu. hd, pee
P. Strange, Swainsboro, Rt.

- VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Green tomatoes for pickling, $1 bu.
_ prepaid. Mrs. qopate F. Myers,
rtwell, Rt. 4.
rge green hot peppers, 20 gal.
for 10 and 12 wks. old Donald-
Reds, B. Rocks, Ringlets, or Os-
orn str. Australorpss Write. Mrs.
isy Cochran, Adairsville.
Tastings Crystal Wax Bermuda
ons, 1 bu., $2. Mrs. J. R. Harmon,
las, Rt. 3.
ice, tender snap beans, 5 to 10 bu.
week until frost. Make best offer.
. Blackwell, Farrar.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Yice, bright dried apples, 12%c Ib.
. for good white feed 100 lb. sacks
her value. Mrs. L. C. Rhodes,





nelassified apples, sound and free
m worms, $i-bu.-del: P. P.- up. to

zone. Cash with order. J. E.
bridge, Ella Gap.

ice, bright sun-dried apples, free
worms, 10c lb. Exc. for comb

u G. Cheatham, Smyrna,

ifty, Abs. Clingstone Yellow Blunt
-dried peaches, 10c lb.: also gal.
-fashioned peach seed, clear and
stone, 8 var., $1. Mrs. G. H.
White Plains.
hoice scuppernongs, prevailing
ce. 6 miles. Newnan. Mrs. G. I.
n, Moreland.
dried peaches, 12%c Ib.,
1, Mrs. J. B. Ward, Cordele,

venty-five _

I crop, $10, or 15c lb.; figs, dried,

lb.; dried pears, 18c Ib. Add

tage with order. Eva Burwell, EI-

ton, Rt. 6.

lice. red and yellow apples, $1.25
OX a. Henry F. Weaver, Ma-

lassified, $1 bul. box del. Exc. for
d oats or rye, bu. for bu., or for
s. Ea. to del. J. J. Mooney, Quill.
lice sun-dried peaches, 12%4c Ib.
po pine M. Carter, Whites-

un-dried peaches, 12%4c lb. Mrs.
D. Carter, Whitesburg, Rt. 1.
ice dried apples, 12%c lb. Mrs.
xc. for 100 lb. cap. white feed sacks.
V. C. Ray, Kensington, Rt. 2.
Dried apples and_ peaches, old-
aioned cling seed. Also jelly, pre-
S, pickle and canted fruit for
. Mrs. John S. Brannan, Mc-

ice en dried apples, 10 Ib., 12)

$1. Miss Dot Wilson, Morganton.
ome Beauty, Ben Davis, Yate,
. Delicious apples, $1; 6 lots,
1. Exc. for wheat; sun- -dried ap-
12 Ibs. as G. W. Noomey, Jr.,

10 |-

Ibs. dried peaches, |



Georgia Products For Sale

Bright, sun-dried apples,
6c Ib. del. P. P. Ist, 2nd, 3rd zones.
V.. A. Ryne, Rugby.

-Sun-dried, old-fashioned peaches,
10c lb., or exc. Mrs. .R. W. Wiley,
Rutledge, Ros 2,

First quality dried apples, 12c lb.
Mrs. F. Lloyd, Hiawassee.
Light. and dark scuppernongs, 25c

gal., $1.60 bu. Miss Leona Simpson,
Culverton, Rt. 1; Box 38;

About 400 bu. large Keiffer pears. |

Sam Stafford, The Rock.

Nice, sun- dried apples, 10c Ib.,
FOB. Mrs. J. H. Brown, Blairsville,

1 Rt. 2.

Pears . 15e2 bu at my trees: sun-
dried apples, 12c Ib. Exc. for good

middling meat or for .Abruzzi seed

rye. No chks. Mrs. Johnie F. Myers,
Hartwell, Rt. 4.

Sun-dried apples, 12%4c lb. Exc.
some for white feed sacks, or, any-
thing can use. Mrs. Claude White,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Sun-dried peaches and apples, 10c
lb. Add. postage less than * order.
M. F. Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1

Yates apples for canning, etc., [5
bu., and shipping chgs. Mrs. z:: E,
Ross, The Rock.

About 59 bu. apples, sev. varieties,
40c bu. H. A. Pell, Satoloh.

About 400 bu. good sprayed apples.
Delicious Winesap and Black Ben.
Sell lot or by truck loads. J. C. Ed-
wards, Morganton.

Fourteen lbs. 1931 dried peaches,
$1.25, not prepaid. Mrs. S. W. Clem-
ents, Rochelle.

Two or 3 bu. sun-dried apples, 8c

lb. Exc. -for hens, White or B. L., or
Anconas. Lb. for Ib. Cash with order.

| No order less bu. Mrs. Fannie Balen-

ger, Tallapoosa, Star Rt.

Truck loads apples at my orhard,
1 mile east of Demorest depot. Stay-
mans, Black Twig, Kinards and red
Winesap. A. J. Collins, Demorest.

Pears for sale, 75c bu. Jas. R. Sut-
ton, Metasville.

Sun-dried apples and peaches, 40
Ibs. peaches, 20 lbs. apples, 10c -lb.,
not P. P. Beulah Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Sun-dried peaches, 12%4c Ib., 10 lb.
lots, 10c lb. Not prepaid. Cash with
order. Miss Lillie Russell, Fayette-
ville, Rt. 1.

About 25 lbs. nice sun-dried ap-|

ples, 1931 crop, 12144c lb., postpaid.
Mrs. J. R. Jarmon, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Nice, new sun-dried apples, 10c lb.
del. Frank Byers, Blairsville.

Sixty lbs. nice dried peaches. 1244
Ib. All together or in 10 Ib. lots. Add
postage. No chks. Cash with order.
Mrs. B. T. Osborne, Clermont.

Dried apples, 1931 erop, 10c: 1h:
Peaches, 12c lb.; white lady peas,
10c lb. Exe. any of above for white
conto sacks. Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bow-

on.

Keiffer pears, 80c bu. at tree, $1
bu:, FOB. Cash - with. order. S. P.
Kinney, Athens, Rt. 2.

Dried peaches, good quality, 12 lbs.
$1, not prepaid. Mrs. J. E. Passe,
Madison.

Sixty Ibs. nice dried peaches, 914c
Ib., add postage less than $1 order.
Guss Sosbee, Cleveland.

Dry apples, 10c Ib.;
trees, 15 ea.; May cherry trees, 10c;
button snake and yellow root, 20c lb.
Mrs. J. B. Jones, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Fifteen lbs. nice sun-dried peaches,
$1.25, postpaid; 20 Ibs. apples, $1.65

or 10 Ib., money with order. Miss B..

Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Sun-dried peaches, 17 lIbs., 10c lb.
plus postage. Mrs. Albert Smith, La-
vonia, Rt. 3.

Old-fashioned dried peaches,
Ib. or exc. for smoking tobacco, meat,
Austrian peas or anything can use.
W. L. Helms, Buena Vista.

Dried horse apples, 15c lb., del.
Exc. for home-cured middling meat,
home-made country lard or good,
sound meal, del. Mrs. W. L. Steven-
son, Sharpsburg.

Unclassified apples, sound, $1 bu.,
del., prepaid up to and including 3rd
zone, cash with order. J. E. Stem-
bridge, Ella Gap.

Nice sun-dried apples and peaches,
12%c lb., postpaid. Exc. for white
100-Ib. feed sacks; also have % bu.
peach seed, dry, 50c, FOB. Mrs. J. G.
Whitfield, Jasper, Rt. 4.

Nice sun-dried apples, 10c Jb., post-
paid in 10-lb. lots. Eva Stanley, Pis-
gah.

New drop, nice bright, dried pears,
2 Ibs., 25c, postpaid: Mrs. Fred John-
son, Dawson, Rt. 6, Box 160.

peeled,

also quince

10c-



MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products For Sale

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE

Fcy. Gallberry, comb, 12 5-Ib. pails,
7 per doz.; good ext. honey, 60-lb.
pails, $3.50; 415- Ib. bbl., 544 lb. J. T.
Mullis, Alma.

White honey in comb, packed in
lard cans, 50 to 70 Ibs., 8c lb. Send
chk.. and specify whether frt. or exp.
J. W. Lang, Omega. .

Several lard cans Chunk honey,
and about 600 lb. ext. honey. Make
offer. L. N. Hodges, Oliver.

Ten lbs. good Ext. postpaid, $1.25;
10 lbs. Fey. Comb, postpaid, $1.75;
5 lbs. Fey. Comb, postpaid, 90c; Fey.
in bbls., 9c Ib. No. 2 bbls, 64%4c Ib.,
FOB. John Berryhill, Lakeland.

New honey, 10c lb. Mrs. P. J. Byrd,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

Chunk Comb in 75 Ib. tins, $8; No.
10 buckets, $1.50; Ib. sections, 24 to
Cs., $4. All del. Exe, 75 lb. tin for 20
bu. good seed oats. L. H. Edenfield,
Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Gallberry, Chunk or Ext., 5 lbs.,
85c; 10 lbs., $1.50 del. D. F. Thomas,
Odum, Box 27.

Nice, bright new Chunk honey, 5
lb. cans, 65c; 10 lb., $1.30, postpaid
in Ist and 2nd zones. L. G. H. Scott,
Ludowici, Rt.. 1.

. Good, bright chunk honey, extra
good quality, 50 lbs., $6, FOB. F. E.
Shannon, Lenox.

Pure Ext. honey in 5 Ib. pails, $1
del., or exc. 1 or 2 pails: for eating
apples. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruit-
Jand.

Pure Chunk honey in pails, 12%4
Ib.; bulk, 10c lb.; ext., 15c, FOB; 10
hives bees in pat. style hives, strong
swarms, $25, or $3 ea. at yard. J. A.
Richardson, Crest.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
Good, sound, new crop N. C. pea-
nuts, 6144c Ik., postpaid. John Danile,
Baxley, Rt. 3.
Fresh new crop peanuts, nice and
clean, 5c Ib.; not less than 50 Ibs.
shipped. J. E. Woods, Brooks.

POTATOES FOR SALE
Fifty bu. No. 2 regraded Irish po-
tatoes, 50c bus, FOB. No chks. A. R.
Morgan, Clyo, Rt. 1, Box 10.
One hundred to 150 bu. Porto
Ricans, le lb.at farm. Exc. part for





+ 10-15 shoats, 60-100 lb. wt. Car load

Big Stem Jerseys. Make best offer,
FOB. Rufus Merriman, Lyons, Rt. 1.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Sell standing patch Ribbon and
Sorghum cane. Make 200 or more
gal. syrup. Or will havesome grind
and packed if advanced part cash.
Ed. E. McLaughlin, Sr., Macon, Rt. 2,
Heath Road.

Six hundred gal. new sorghum
syrup, put uv in 45-gal. bbls., $17 per
bbl., del. at frt. office here. Paul A.
Potts, Gabbettsville.

Pure Ga. Cane syrup, 12 half-gal.
cans to cs., $3.75 cs. Malvin Collins,
Whigham.





Georgia Products Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
' Exc. Kudzu for Austrian peas. W.L.
Helms, Buena Vista.

FRUIT WANTED

Exe. honey for good flavored ap-
ples for eating. 20 Ib. honey for 2 bu.
Both del. L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore,
Rt. 1, Box Zt,

Exc. No. 2 Irish potatoes for good
eating apples, or fresh dried peaches
of equal value. A. R. Morgan, Clyo,
Rtt,- Box 10;

Exc. white nest onions at 50c gal.,
for dried apples or peaches, also for
fresh apples. Write. Mrs. E. W. Dill,
Wray.

HONEY BEES. AND BEE SUPPLIES
WANTED

Exc. white feed sacks for new
Chunk honey, 1 sack for 1 lb. honey.
Forrest Williams, Savannah, Rt. 4.

Exc. Yates apples for honey. Ap-
ples at not over $1 bu., and honey
not over 10c lb. Ea. pay chgs. H. J.
Hill, Stone Mtn., Rt. 3, Box 60.

PEANUTS WANTED
Want Spanish peanuts, 100 to 200
Ibs. at close price. Send sample. W.
H. Waddelle, Pearson.

Farm Help Wanted

Want good colored man to help
gather crop and work on the farm,
pay according to farm products,
board, etc. J. N. Parker, Conyers,
RFD, Box 59.

Farm oe wanted on halves. Write
or see. W. W. Davis, Devereux.











Page Five
Vann Help Wanted

Want good, clean man or boy,
14-35 yrs., to live as one of family;
must know how to operate a car and
do farm work; good home. John L.
Bennett, Screven, Rt. 2, Box 31. ;

Want an exp. dairyman to operate

dairy of 15 to 20 cows; must be. able

to finance self. J, R. Williams, Ross-
ville, Box 421.

Want good honest, Christian man
who is a worker with force enough
for 75 to 100-acre farm for 1932;
permanent place for right
prefer man furnish self. G. F.

tton,
Lyons. . :

Want single man to do all kinds |

arty;

of farm work, willing worker, no bad

habits and of the farm; start at $7.50
mo. and board, more later if satis-

factory. Write first. W.. B. Busta)
Adairsville, Rt. 1.

Want man and Wife to gather pres-

ent crop and make another crop next
yr., $15 mo.; must be all right people,
no cigarette smokers. E. W.
son, Thomasville, Rt. 5,

Want a settled woman, iniddle-
aged woman to help with poultry,
eg good home as one of the family
fpr right party. Mrs. F. R. Vincent,
uitland.

Want nice woman, about 40 yrs.
old, to live in country home as one
of family to do light work, .poultry,
etc.; country woman, unencumbered.

Mrs. W. G. Mercer, Eastman, Ry,c6;

Want good family to take charge
of large farm, 50 acres in cultivation,

Ander-

25 acres bottoms; give 1% years rent x

for improving farm. Mrs. A. S.

Pierce, Gainesville.

Want able-bodied man and wife, _

without encumbrance, white or col-
ored, for farm home, milking, feed-
ing, work feed crops, etc.; good house,
board, small salary. J. W. Mangham,
Americus, Box 350.

Want single man with good truck,
who thoroughly understands truck
farming, for 1932 share crop; give
full particulars in first letter; ref.
given and required. W. M. Thornton,
Jesup.

Want family for 2 or 3-horse crop
on 3rd and 4ths; must furnish them-
selves and own stock; 6 miles south
of Acworth. A. L. Roberson, Acworth.

Want practical and exp. farmer on
halves for 1 or 2-horse farm, good
productive land, trucking and gen.
farming, on U. S. Highway No. 17,
Brunswick-Darien, Ga. S. L. Calfee,
Columbus, Ohio, 659 Linwood Ave.

Want married man with small fam-
ily to work for wages bal. this yr. and
next yr. Write at once. O. A. Irwin,
Ludowici. |

Want man with good truck to take
my fall produce to market, to wit:
turnips, cucumbers, Irish potatoes,
sweet potatoes, sugar cane, cabbage,
syrup, etc. E..L. Todd, Valdosta: Rt. 1.

Want help for a good 2-horse farm
on 3rd and 4ths. Come and see. Good.
proposition for right party. Mrs. B. T.
Osborne, Clermont, Rt. 1.



Miscellaneous Wanted

Exc. nice sun-dried apples for 100-
Ib. cap. feed sacks, lb. apples for 1
sack, ea. pay postage. Carrie Miller,
Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Want 100-lb. white feed sacks and
few white peas. Exc. value. Also will
make jelly and marmalade on halves,
party send sugar and containers. Mrs.
Jeffie Ham, Forsyth, Rt. 6.

Want Dill weld for making pickle;
state price. Mrs. E. L. Hancock, Pine
Crest, Grovetown.

Want 2 bu. pears and 15 Ibs. to-

bacco in exc. for nest onions and
Wannamakers pltg. seed. Write. R.
P. Steinheimer, Brooks.

Want. 100 white feed sacks, free of
holes. Exc. broom corn or other pro-
duce. Pearl Aderhold, Lavonia.

Exc. value for pullets, meat, meal,
sweet potatoes or anything can u
Write.
Lillian Ave.

Want 30 to 40 lbs. all goose feath-
ers. Quote best price. G.
ningham, Athens. \

Exc. fruit trees, granps vines and
other value for white sacks. Mrs. W.
A. Lewis, Toomsboro, RFD.

Exc. good value for cured hams
and for turkeys. Mrs. L. E. Shealy,
Oglethorpe. ~

Exc. value for eating onions or

meat. Mrs. W. R. Davis, Calhoun,

Rt. 5.

FRUIT TREES WANTED
Want young fruit trees. Exc. White



L. or Jersey Black Giant hens. A.C. _ .
er Clayton. fie

M. L. Phillips, Atlanta, 764

Y. Cee



peas. A. B. Wood, Griffin.

a Page Six

~ Miscellaneous For Sale

Twenty-four lbs. whole wheat flour,
ground by water power from selected
wheat, by prepaid P. P. up to 150
miles, 90c per sack. P. W. Ethridge,
Milner.

Yellowed tobacco in 5-lb. boxes, 15c
Ib., FOB; $1-per 5-lb. box, del. Mrs.
WwW. M. Spivey, Surrency.

Tobacco, chewing and smoking,
few more boxes, pure, clean, Bright
Leaf, 5-Ib. box del., $1. Will exc. Miss
Inez Campbell, Surrency.

Nice, clean, dried sage, 60c Ib., del.,

this years crop. Write or see. Mrs.
J. E. Yawn, Rhine, Rt. 1, Box 115.
Will put up apple jelly and apple

- butter on halves. Write. Mrs. L. E.

~ Ross, The Rock.

a Fight Ibs: wool rolls, 50c lb., FOB,
- money order or certified chk. Mrs.
H. C. Eddleman, Dewyrose.

= White chicken feed sacks, 100-lb..
eS size,
- geed. C. Maxwell, Whigham.

10c ea. Exc. some for turnip

_ Chewing tobacco, 10c Ib.; smoking,
-6c, add postage. Mrs. Bell Tyre,

. _ Blackshear, Fit. 2.

Nice; clean chicken feathers, free

_ from wing and tail feathers, 25c lb.

Mrs. V. P. Jackson, Ivey.
- A lot of feathers; $2, or exc. for
new meal, shelled corn, wheat or

resh gherkins for making pickle,
$1.25 bu. and postage. E.-L. Han-

~ eock, Grovetown, Pine Crest.

Will make pear preserves on halves,

_ party to furnish sugar and their part

of containers. Mrs: J. D. Bickers,
White Plains.
- Flue-cured tobacco, 10c Ib. arid
postage; no order less than $1. J. T.

- Troupe, Baxley, Rt. 2.
: One hundred assorted sacks,
good cond., $5, del.

Jesup.

Geese and chicken feathers, mixed,
used some, nice and clean, 35c :lb.
- and postage. M. C. McLane, Hart-
well, Rt. 5.

For sale, 2 or 3 gal. fresh sun-
flower seed, also large muscadines,
for six. 100-lb. white feed sacks or 1
bantam rooster. Mrs. G. L. Brantley,
Warrenton, Rt. 1.

New waterground tial in 1 or
2-bu. bags, $1 bu., FOB; also corn,
T5c bu. H. V. Franklin, Register.

Best chewing tobacco, 12%c lb.;
- -gmoking, same price, FOB. F. M.
Fowler, Surrency.

New white feathers, 55c lb., del.
Sample on request. Mrs. Mary Col-
lins, Cordele, Rt. 4.

Graded tobacco, No. 1, 5 lbs., $1;
No. 2, 5 Ibs., 75c; also walnut kernels,
45c Ib., all del in 1st and 2nd zones.

in

John Crone, Philomath.

No. 1 white feed sacks, 100-Ib. cap.,
6c ea., FOB. Exc. for 300 cabbage
plants and for field peas. H. F. Neal,
St. Simons Island. .-

Yellow leaf, flue-cured tobacco,
home made, chewing and smoking,
8 lbs., $1, del., cash with order. Exc.
for dried apples and peaches. Farm-
ers Exchange, Baxley.

Good smoking tobacco, eady to

smoke, 12 lbs., $1; chewing, 11 Ibs.,
VEE AST cash with order. Mrs. Thelma,
Joyner, Baxley, Rt. 2.
Be Tobacco, smoking, 12 lbs., $1;
chewing, 11 Ibs., $1, prepaid up to 3rd
zone; 3rd zone up, FOB, cash with
order. B. B. Milikin, Baxley.

Sweet. yellow leaf chewing and,

smoking tobacco, 12%c Ib., del.; in
the leaf and twisted, 25c lb., del.,
cash with order. Dan A. Campbell,
- Baxley, Rt. 2.

Good old flue-cured smoking to-
bacco, 10c lb.; chewing, 15c lb. No

order for less than $1. Add postage.

Mrs. Minnie Young, Baxley, Rt. 2.

* Tobacco, chewing, 15c; smoking,
10c Ib., add postage. Phillip Davis,
Baxley; Rt. 2.

Six to 8 lbs. new live goose feath-
ers, 80c lb. plus postage; also good
grade unwashed sheep wool, free of
burrs, 35c lb. Mrs. K. D. Sanders,

: Eatonton.

~-New crop corn meal, del. in Ist,
2nd, 3rd zones at 3%c Ib. M. T. Mor-
row, Newborn.

- New crop corn meal, ground on
old style water mill, 3c lb. Not less
than 50 lbs. shipped. Billie Woods,
~ Brooks.

Good chewing and smoking tobac-
co, 12%c Ib., FOB. Exc. Jb. for Ib.

dried apples. Mrs. J. S. Fowler, Sur-
a eelCy.

Righteen lbs. best grade choice leaf
tobacco for chewing, 25c Ib., $4 for
lot, FOB. Mrs. Mollie Gamble, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2.
Dried sage, 60c lb., or packed in
small tobacco sacks, 10c ea.; black
haw roots, Queen of the Meadow, 20c

coma

W. W. Causey,



7 MARKET.
Miscellaneous For Sale

Nice shade-dried sage, 40c Ib., pre-

paid. Mrs. L. B. Taylor, Rydal.

Grub, red root, 30c lb.; peppermint,
25c doz.; yellow root, sassafras, 15c
Ib.; birch bark, 20c Ib., add postage.
L. B. Walker, Mineral Bluff.

Spice wood, 4 lbs., $1; sassafras, 6
lbs., $1; poke root, 3 Ibs., 40c; yellow
clearseed peach seed, 30 gal.; huc-
kleberry. plants, 5 doz., $1. Miss
Lyndia Stancil, Alpharetta, Rt :2:

Flour and sugar sacks, 24 and
48-lb., $2 a 100, del. Mrs. C. E. Lev-
erett, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 213, Ray-
mond 3273-M.

Delicious sweet chestnuts, 1 gal.
postpaid, $1.50; peck, $3.50; bushel,
$12. Del. begins Oct. 10: Cash with
order. Aaron Watson, Edison.

Good ripe, mellow tobacco, chew-
ing, 12 lbs., $1; smoking, 7 lbs.,
No order less than $1, add postage.
Mack Harper, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Good smoking tobacco, 6c; chew-
ing, 10c lb., all flue-cured; no order
for less than $1. Wendell Smith,
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Nice lot of white goose feathers,
$2.75 ea. lot. Mrs. E. T. May, War-
then.

Three lbs. new white. Emden goose
feathers, all snow white, $1 lb., money
order. Mrs. Less Southern, Cartecay.
Chewing tobacco, 10c lb.; smoking,
6c lb., add postage. J. W. Steedley,
Baxley.

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE .

Forty quince trees, 25c ea., 5 for
$1; 50 May cherry, 10c ea:, 12 for $1;
Damson plums, 25c ea., 5 for $1. Mrs.
L. D. Spriggs, Rockmart, Rte 2s

White Eng. peach, Blue Damson
plum and Goose plum trees, all 15c
ea.; also nice sun-dried peaches, lic
lb.; choice peach seed, 3c lb., add
postage. Miss C. L. Turner, Cleve-
land, Rt. 4.

Positions Wanted

Want work on farm, regular work
this fall, within 50 or 75 miles Doug-
las; have to be moved; - widow, 8
children. Write or come at once. M. T.
Hicks, Douglasville, Rt. 5. ~

Want job on farm, 21 yrs. old,
sober, honest, single and do not
smoke nor use liquor; cannot milk.
E. C. Longino, Vienna, Rt. 3. -

Young man wants job on farm for
bal. this and for 1932. B. L. Brown,
Pavo, Rt. 1.

Want ee on 50-50 basis and work
this. fall; in family, all large
enough to ee: dairy or truck farm.
D. M. Parker, Conyers, Rt. 5, Box 94.

Want. job overseeing or managing





large farm with good 2-horse farm

on shares, 50-50 basis, for 3 grown
boys; lifetime exp., successful in han-
dling labor, keep up any. kind farm
machinery, any time. Henry Bohan-
non, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1.

Farm boy, all alone in the world,
knowing how to farm, wants place
with good people to help ia S. E.

Smith, Pavo, Rt. 3.

Exp. dairyman wants job on dairy
as foreman or any. type dairy work;
also exp. testing grade cattle; can
give ref. J. T. Berry, Atlanta, Rt. 8,
Box 361, Latimer Rd.

Milker, 10 years exp., wants job
on dairy, 22 yrs. old, single. Write
what you can offer. Cc. H. Sullivan,
Jonesboro, Rt. 2, care J. H. Murdoch.

Want 3 or 4-horse farm, conven-
ient to school and church. Have 6
boys, 10 to 23 yrs. old. Mrs. W. F.
Hyder, Griffin, Rt. 2.

Want for 1932, 2 or 3-horse farm,
good land, house and not far from
market, party to furnish about $7.50
to $8 to the plow in cash; trade with-
in 30 days. Melvin Hicks, Meigs.

Want farm for 1932 on 50-50 basis,
large 1-horse or small 2-horse; have
to be furnished; have been with pres-
ent employer for 15 yrs. Jos. J. Car-
den, Bremen, Rt. 2, Box 90.

Middle-aged man, life exp., wants
place as foreman on gen. or stock
farm, begin at once. Write or wire.
Thos. N. Williams, Stilson, Rt. 1.

Farmer with 5 grown sons wants
gen. farm to share crop, must have
good buildings and stock. R. W. Wil-
liams, Statesboro, Rt. 6

Middle-aged woman wants place

on farm, helping raise chickens. Mrs.

Turner, Columbus, 2601 First
ve

Young man, 27 yrs. old, wants
place on farm; was raised on farm;

dont mind work. What have you?

Charles Williams, Atlanta, 2575 So.
Pryor St.

Girl, in need of a home, willing to
do any kind of farm work at small
salary; notify at once. Gladdis Gra-

_ Mollie Reece, Ball Ground, Rt. 4. vitt, Dallas, Rt. 3, care Chester Haris.

BULLETIN

$1.|in family;

Positions Wanted
Exp. farmer, 40 yrs. old, wife and 2
children; capable of overseers place;
can handle both labor and. machin-
ery; begin at once. Write price first
letter. Wm. Humphrey, East Point,
143 Central Ave.

An 18-year-old boy wants place to
live with good man, to help work and
look after everything; lived on farm
cll lifetime; no bad habits; best of
ref. John N. Cupps, Ft. Valley, Riss:

Man and grown son want job on

farm for bal. this and for 1932; can
operate any kind of farm machinery
and handle labor; at once; come
with truck, dont write. M. T. Tyson,
Frolona.
r -Want position on farm as over-
seer and 2 or 3 plows on halves, or
from 3 to 5 plows; plenty of help, 9
want good house. Ref.
J. H. Ward, Moultrie, Rt. 4.

Want job in farm home with widow
or old couple, care for poultry, etc.;
expefienced; am widow in the 30s,
unencumbered. Mrs. Augusta Fow-

son.

Want position as farm overseer,
best of ref.; prefer So. Ga. E. D.
Peterson, Cedartown, 210 Jackson St.

Want 3 or 4 acres or 4 or 5, near
good town, on shares; good worker,
honest, give best ref. G. S. Moye,
Mt. Vernon.

Want 3-horse farm for 1932, 8 in

| family, all can work, $20 mo.; do any

kind farm work, raised on farm.
Come see or write at once. R. C. Gra-
ham, Bogart, Rt. 2, care Young
J ohnson.

Want to correspond with manager
of hatchery or poultry farm wanting
a woman to trap nest hens or tend
incubators; 10 years exp. Mrs. J. B.
Collier, Cachran.

Refined, middle-aged widow would
like place in country home: assisting
with poultry, etc. Write for full par-
ticulars. Mrs. L. Childress, Atlanta,
673 Capitol Ave., S. W.

Want to trade for a 1-horse crop
for 1932 or will work for wages; 4
good workers; can drive truck; good
house and location. Write or come.
S. Thos. Jefferson, Nashville, Rt. 3.

Single man, 40 yrs. old, wants job
on farm looking after stock and

farming. W. H. Hayes, Atlanta, 48
Krogg St.

Poultryman, single, American, col-
lege training and 4 yrs. practical
poultry work, steady, reliable, etc.,
wants. connection for 1932. Bryan
Williams, Statesboro. E

Want job as dairy hand or any
kind of gen. work; begin any time.
Jess Johnson, Hartwell, RFD 5, care
Ww. BE. Flemings.

-Exp. dairyman, married, 2 small
children, wants job with some re-
liable dairyman at once; can go me
where. E. N. Waller,. Statham, Rt.
care W. M. Smith. |

Young man, 20 yrs. old, wants
place on poultry farm, 2 years exp.
on small scale; graduate National
Poultry Institute. Cicero Freeman,
Dallas, Rt. 1.

Widow, 34 yrs. old, wants job in
country home, assist with poultry,
etc.; have 8-year-old girl; ref. State
what you can do in first letter. Mrs.
Lula Duglas, Lyons, Rt. 2.

Want to work at dairy, 17 and 15-
year-old boys; if not dairy, then crop,
3 hoe hand. Sober, reliable, etc. Start
ney Geo. Wiley, Jr., Commerce,

Se
. Want a job in So. or Middle Ga.
with some good man, he to furnish
cattle and hogs to raise on 50-50
basis. Ref. J. W. Bradley, Menlo.

Want 2-horse farm on 50-50 basis,
also want work through the winter,
middle-aged widower, grown chil-
dren, 3 sons and daughter, good
workers, moved and furnished. W. D.
Murray, Rebecca, Rt. 1.

Widow with 4 children (large
enough to work) wants place on
farm, poultry and truck, on: halves;
good ref.; prefer near Atlanta, but
any place. Mrs. Charity E. Madden,
Atlanta, 358 Richardson St.

Exp. farm manager wants job as
overseer for 1932; lifetime exp. in
general farming, best of ref. State
offer in first letter. I M. Rushton,
Midville, Rt. 2.

Boy, 18 yrs., wants job on farm,
Griffin, 211 W. Soloman St.
and doing any kind of farm work.

St.. N. W.

Want 2-horse farm and $20 mo.
/ wage, 6 children, 2 boys large enough
to plow. ae Minds; Adrian, Rt. 2.



ler, Woodbury, Rt. 1, care H. L. Pear-}

other light farm work; exp. in gen.

stock or dairy: exp. John Williams,
Want job on farm gathering crops

R. W. Hames, Atlanta, 705 Tifton



Thursday, September 24, : 1931

Positions Wanted

Want job on farm looking afte
cattle, running farm machinery; exp
in truck and tractor driving also
Paul Davis, Jefferson; Rt. 1.

Want on shares, 2 or 3-horse river
farm for 1932, good land, good house
etc., with party who is honest an
who can furnish to make crop and
era work. W. E. Holton, Soperto;

Want a 5 or 6-horse crop with
some reliable man. who can furnish
me the first year. Answer at once
Dan Ridley, Meigs.
~ Unencumbered old poultryman wi
with 36 years exp. operating incu:
bators and brooding chicks, wants
position for next hatching season,
Oct. being a good time to start. E.B
DuBose, Valdosta, Rt. 3, Box 85. _

Want small farm and grist mill
or would consider small farm with-

out the mill; lifetime exp. C. oe ae

gins, Wray, Rt. Ze



Seed For Sale

Best. selected Stone Mtn. Gaus
melon seed, 1931 crop, 15 lbs., 85 lb.
G. M. Young, Rebecca. :

Mammoth Russian Sunflower seed,

15c lb.; 100-Ib. lots, 10c lb. Hastings?

Big 7 turnip seed, 50c Ib., del. 1st,
2nd, 3rd zones. Will exe. M. Ey ue
row, Newborn.

Large red multiplying onions, :
gal. and. postage. Mrs. J. E. Pa SE
Madison.

Nice Purple Top turnip seed,)
lb.; cheaper in large quantities. F
Bragg, Hawkinsville.

Barly garden pea seed, 10c cupful,
add postage. Mrs. Willie Dean, T
ing Rock.
~ Forty lbs. Purple Top turnip: seed,
new, 30c lb. for entire lot, 35c in re.
tail losts, postage paid.. Mrs. N. B.
Brady, Cairo, Rt. 4.

Yellow clearseed peach seed, -10
doz.; 7 doz., 50c; mtn. huckleberry
pushes, 7 doz. $1. Mrs. Lula Bell,
Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Twenty-five to 30 lbs. ea. Gian

seed, 1931-crop, 45c Ib., del.;

30c Ib. Exc. for 1 bu. ea. White: nee
Bermuda onion: sets. H. F. Edwa
Dublin, Rt. 5.

Two tbls. of chicken lettuce seed,
10c, or exc. for other. seed. Laura
Morris, Bowdon.

_ Johnsons winter beans (plant in
Oct., bear in April), 35c qt., de
purple bloom Eng. peas, 15c cupful,
= = M. J. Patterson, Corde.

Crimson Rivne seed in chaff, 5M
lb. in 100-lb. lots up, FOB. L E.
Pittman, Sugar Valley.

One M lbs. white nest onions fo!
planting, 6c lb., FOB. J. C. Johnston,
Hogansville.

Old-fashioned scallion buttons. 35c
gal. Miss Ida Wright, Rome, Rt. 1,
Box 73.

Two bu. white nest onions, 40c "eats
Exc. for white guineas. Add post:
ae Sars Sam J. Phillips, Roysto:

Burr clover seed, 500- -or 600. Ibs.
rough, 1c; 400 lbs. screens, 1%c Ib.
Exc. for wheat, oats or corn, ea. party
pay frt. B. F. Eddleman, Dewyrose.

Two gal. old-time yellow clear-
stone seedling peach seed, 75c, del
Mrs. J. J. Fleming, Hartwell, Rts

Burr clover seed in rough, 60 per
cent clean seed, 2c lb., FOB. Roy
Lewis, Hartwell, Rt. 1.

Rape seed, 13 lb.; 25-lb. lots, 10
Ib., FOB. G. 7. Fain, Edison. -

Winter mustard seed, 10c large pkg.
and 2c postage: shade-dried hbig-leaf
sage, aoe ies Mrs. C. R. Sorrells, Mon-
roe,

Dwart En g. pea seed, cold- resist-

ant, very prolific, 25c single lb.; 2 or
more Ibs., 20c lb., all postpaid; stamps
or cash, no chks. aN Smith, Ste-
vens Pottery.

Fifty Ibs. Seven Top turnip seed
15c lb. for lot or 20c lb. for smaller
lots: not less than 5 Ibs. sold, not
del. H. C. Shaw, Austell, Rt. 1.

Sev. lbs. White Stem mustard seed
3 thls., 10c, add 2 postage. Mrs. John
G. Cornwell, Reidsville, Box 153. :

Dill seed, 10c pkg.: martin gourd
seed, 10c pkg. no stamps. Mrs. T. B.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

Collard seed, 30c lb., postpaid, or
$15 per 100 Ibs. Malvin Collins
Whigham.

All lead. var. cabbage seed, $1 Ib.:
Purple Top, White Globe turnip seed.
35c Ib.; collards; 35c Ib., postpa:
W. W. Williams, Quitman.

New crop True Ga. collard seed
15c; mustard seed; 15c; Dickeys Eng
ham 25c, FOB. J. T. Ponder, Whi

am.



Thursday, September 24 1931

Seed For Sale

urr clover seed, clean, 6c; un-
jean, 2c lb, cash or COD. Gene
arper, Hartwell.

White nest onions for planting, 50c
, postpaid. Mrs. Fred Atkinson,
y City, Rt. 2...
- Pure Dixie Belle watermelon seed,
1931 grown, in 25, 50 or 100 Ib. lots.
Make best offer, not prepaid. Money
rder only. R. L. Bloodworth, Mc-
atyre, Rt. 1.
Hastings 1931 Jap. Shogoin tur-
ip seed, louse resistant, 50c lb., post-
aid. H. S. Mullins, Milner.
rge white nest onions, 60c gal.
jso fine Lucretia dewberry planis,
Oc doz., $1 C. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Te! nville.
Old time red multiplying onions,
gal. Also Willetts Eng. peas and
sons Wonder Canadian beans,
tproof, 25c lb. J. O. King, Luella.
Winter onion buttons, multiplying
., aoc per gal, prepaid. Mrs. N. M.
een, Blue Ridge, Rt. 2, Box 35.
Large red nest onions for Fall
wnting, 75c gal. White nest onions,
ae Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery

neh.
Willett s Wonder pea seed, 25 cup-
Purple Top, Yellow Globe tur-
35c cupful; nest onions, 60c gal.,
o stamps. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan,

$3.50
peas, 30 lb. Exc. for

ite nest onions, 50c gal.,
; Willetts

d Purple Straw seed wheat. Ea.
hgs. Mrs. W. H. Rowe, Carroll-

: . Willetts Wonder pea
d 35c lb., $2.40 for lot: % gal.
, onions, 30c. All del. No stamps.

_E. Latham, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

L. M. Davis, Silver Creek,
Hastings Big. Seven turnip seed,
lightly mixed with. Shogoin. Lst yr.
Hastings, 30e lb., 4 lbs. $1; 10
$2: del. Make offer on 100 Ibs.

, A. Wilbanks, Commerce,

lif. beer seed, 10c start and 2c

age. Carrie McCullers, Loganville,

ments American Wonder melon
to wt. 160 Ibs. or more) seed,
$10 Ib. American Wonder field
$1 gal., postpaid. E. Te Clem-
Tennille.
sarge red multiplying onions, 50c
Ly pars: Frank Boatright, Eatonton,
efield, Flat Dutch cabbage
eT: Ib.; white and ceo Ber-
onion seed, $2 lb. B. R. Wood-
Flowery Branch.
-fashioned shallots, large size,
nest onions. Sell by gal., qt., or
Mrs. as G. Connally, Senoia, Rt:
OO.

fashioned multiplying shallot | _

Ss, 10c Ib., or 40c gal. Mrs. W.
adgett, Brooks.
Sopenhagen Market and Chas. Ww.

bbage, $1.25 lb.; Yellow Bermuda, |

zetaker and Yellow Danver onion
, $1.75 1b., postpaid. New crop
a L. _McRee, Meigs. 4

astings Seven Top turnip seed,

-; red multiplying onion but-.

30 gal. Add. postage. C. C. Har-
C Chipley, Rt. 2.

nest onion sets, 15 at., 30c per.

gal.; peck of this years mixed
ach seed, 25c. Add postage. Cash
oe Mrs. Bertha Crowe, Dal-
3
Perennial nest onions, best yielder,
keeper, and fine for. ap
ms, 50c gal. Add postage. F. L.
icks, Talking Rock, Rt: 2.

Rape seed, 13c Ib.; 205 lb. lots, 10c

, FOB. G. D. Fain, Edison. .
Dwarf Essex rape seed, 8c lb. Robt.
erson, Hawkinsville.

fixed var. 1931 collard seed, 40c
eae full. Mrs. S. W. Clements,

Eng. peas, 25 Ib. Exc for cnet

ion sets. Hastings imp. heading
cabbage-collard seed for sale or
; for Copenhagen Market seed.
Mrs. Johnie F. Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 4.
All kinds watermelon seed, 1931
yp. Write for prices Mrs. L. E. Ross,

e Rock.
ve hundred seedling peach seed,
ear seed, 20c C. Exc. for 3 pullets,
ks. old, large breed, or for 2 gal.
=a oe onions. R. W. Adams, Bo-
Red. Paliiowitie onion buttons, 35c
er 2 qts., del. True Ga. and Bun-
b collard seed, 25c per % Ib.;
w and white clear peach seed,
ee bu., 2 del. Mrs. F. Happoldt,



Sead For Sale

- Recleaned Burr clover seed, 6c lb.,
here. S. B. Kinard, Jackson.

Tender, white- leaf heading collard
seed, 10c thls., teacupful, $1; green
heading collard seed, same price. J.
B. McGill, Parrott.

Old- fashioned scallion buttons, 50c
gal., postpaid; white nest onions,
same price; scallion buttons, 15 qt.,
45c gal. Mrs. Nora Nix, Alto, Rt. 1.

1931 Crimson clover seed in chaff,
542c lb. Any amt. up to 2 M lbs,
FOB. R. B. Kinman, Calhoun, Rt. 4,
Box 62.

White nest onions for planting,

50c gal. Mrs. E. W. Dill, Wray.

1931 crop cabbage- collard seed, 3
this., -10c. No chks. Roye McMillan,
Hahira.

Sept. free-stone peach seed, 30 for
20c, postpaid. Mrs. Ella Rabinson,
Greenville.

White nest onions, large size, hand-
cleaned, 75c gal., $1. 25 peck. Burr
clover seed, hand- cleaned; dbl.
Screened, 50 Ib. bag, $3. S. D. Ader-
hold Lavonia. :

White multiplying nest onions, 7c
lb. in 50 Ib. lots, FOB; smaller lots,
10c Ilb., postpaid, Add postage less
ian 5 Ibs. John W. Moseley, Soper-
on

Frostproof Eng. pea seed, very pro-
liti; -25 4b 5 Ibs;, $1: 11-1bs.,- $2.
oS D. M. Keen, Lyons, Rt. 4, Box

Cabbage, collard and Purple Top
turnip seed for sale or exc. Mrs. M.
J, Cochran, Monticello, Rt. 6, Box 41.

Perennial nest onions, best yielder,
best keeper, best flavor, especially
fine for green onions, 55c gal., post-

paid. Stamps acepted. R. P. Stein-|.

| heimer, Woolsey, Rt. 1.

Willetts Wonder Eng. pea_ seed,
25c Ib., 5:lbs., $1. No stamps. Large
amts. cheaper. Del. Mrs. Ruth Bras-
well, Loganville, Rt. 2.

New crop mustard and peach seed.
Sound and clean. Cheap for cash.
Exc. for Globe turnip, white sacks,

white peas or anything can use. Mrs.

S. G. Rogers, Claxton.

Nice, smooth prolific Garden pea
seed, cupful, 10c; 15c lb. Add pos-
age. W. B. Cadle, Mt. Vernon.

Willetts Wonder and Thomas Eng.
peas, 1931 crop, 25c Ib., del. 2 Ibs. or
more. Money order only. Mrs. Lizzie
Bullard, Cobbville, Rt. 1. |

Willetts prolific Eng. peas, 25c Ib.,
prepaid. Lots 5 or more Ibs., 20c Ib.,
ae oO. W. Caswell, Americus,
Hibecs
Red butter peas for seed, 40c Ib.
Garden bunch bean seed, 25c Ih.
Mrs. J. W. Miller, Bowdon.

Cream Crowder and pure white
mush peas, small lots, aye lb., $5 bu.,
FOB. Cash with order. S. P. Kenney,
Athens, Rt. 2. :

. Baby Chicks For Sale

Heavy breeds, $9.25: lights, $8.25
c; 100 per cent live del., good cond.,
guar. to be exactly as represented.
H. R. Gaskins, Americus. 3

Blood-tested. Barred, White Rocks,
Reds, Wyandottes, $9 Cc: heavy asst,
$8.50, prepaid, live del. Lots less than



Gy add ie per chick. Custom hatch-

ing, 3c. R. H. Fechtel, Waycross.

Donaldson dark Red chicks, 12c ea.,
fall del. Exc. few for sev. hens or
for shoats. Mrs. H. G. Brown, Stone
Mtn., Rt. 1.

High-powered chicks, Reds and
Rocks, $10; Fancred White Leghorns
and Everlay Brown L., $8 C, del.
D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Blood-tested Leghorns, Anconas,
Reds, Rocks, live del. guar.; also im-
ported Barron W. L. chicks and pul-
lets; custom hatching, 2c an egg,
Mondays, in Mammoth Buckey. S.
Brown, Atlanta, 316 Whitehall St.
~ Husky plood-tested Barred and
White Rocks, Reds, $10 C; heavy
mixed, $9.50, postpaid, 100 per cent
live del. W. fon Allen, Albany, Box 471.

Baby Chicks Wanted .

Want 50 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old, any breed, pre-
fer Reds or Rocks, I pay postage.
Mrs. Annie Lee Garrett, Hahira.

Want 200 or 300 baby chicks to
raise on shares up to 8 or 10 wks.
old, large breed or mixed eee
Mrs. N. F. Williams, Baxley, Rt. 4

Want 200 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. Mrs. W. A.
Cosper, Bowdon, Rt. 4.

Want 100 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old, B. R. preferred.
Mrs. S. A. Elliott, Odum.

Exc. geese for baby chicks, or 4 gal.
of apple jelly. Mrs. J. G. Conally,



Senoia, Rt. 2, Box 38.



MARKET BULLETIN

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 200 R. I. Red or Barred
Rocks. to raise on halves to 8 wks.
old. Write. Mrs. Eula Burney, Pooler,
Box 26.

Want 100 to 500 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks., I furnish
feed, party pay postage. Mrs. H. B.
Ford, Lavonia.

Want 200 or 300 baby chicks, any
breed, to raise on halves to 10 or 12
wks. old. Mrs. Paul Phillips, Alpha-
retta, Rt. 4.

Want 200 R. I. Reds or B. R. to
raise on 50-50 basis to 8 wks. old, by
Sept. 25 or Oct. 15. Mrs. G. M. Young,
Rebecca.

Want 300 or 400 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks. I furnish
feed, party pay chgs. of del. Mrs. D.
G. Smith, Deep Step, Rt. 1.

Want 200 baby chicks to raise on
50-50 basis to 8 or 10 wks. Any good
breed except Games or Bantams.
Mrs. V. C. Ray, Kensington, Rt. 2.

Want 3 to 500 chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. White Leghorns.
Mrs. Della Jackson, Graham.

Want 100 to 200 baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks. 25th Sept.
Party pay chgs. Reds or B. R. pre-
ferred. Mrs. W. G. Owenby, Com-
merce, Rt. 4.

Want 2 to 500 thoroughbred R. I>
Red or B. R. to raise on halves to
10 wks. Mrs. G. P. Sparks, Atlanta,
48 Kroge St.

Want 200 or 300 baby chicks to
raise on halves, at once. Mrs. Paul
Phillips, Alpharetta, Rt. 5.

Want 300 baby chicks to raise on
halves, at once. Mrs. George Phillips,
Alpharetta, Rt. 5.

Want 300 to 400 baby chicks, Buff
Orp. preferred, or other large breed,
to raise on halves to 10 wks. old.
Mrs. Annie Gray, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Want 500 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 or 10 wks. old. D. M.
Parker, Conyers, Rt. 5, Box 94.



Eggs For Sale

Eggs from pure bred Dark Cornish,
heavy unrelated stock, $1 per 15, P.

P. Mrs. Fred Johnson, Dawson, Rt..

6, Box 160.

J. B. Giant eggs, 75c per 15, not
prepaid, money order. Mrs. 5: E.
Passe, Madison.

Nice eggs from Thompson Imp.
Ringlet B. R., 75c per 15 del. Cash.
rig C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce,
Rt. 5.

Buff Minorca eggs, $1 per 15. Mrs.
M. Holloway, Graymont.

Donaldson pure bred cess, $1 per
15 del. Crate ret. Mrs. H. L. Elliston,
Rupert.

S. C. R. I. Red hatching eggs, $1.50
per 15; $3, 50; $5 C. Mahoods prize
stock. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bron-
wood, Box 83.

Donaldson Red eggs, $1.25 per 15;
$2, 30: $5. Co Mrs. H.-G; Brown,
Stone Mtn., Got:

J. B. Giant eggs, $1 per 15 del.
Cartons ret. Fertility guar. W. H.
Richardson, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Pure bred Golden Buff Orp. eggs,
75c per 15, Byers str. Insured, pre-
pelts No chks. J. H. Loyd, Milan,
R

Thompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. eggs,
ist, $1 per 15; $1.75, 30; 2nd, .85c per
15; $1.50, 30. Cartons ret. Mrs. J. E.
Steadam, Bainbridge. :

Eggs Wanted

Want eggs to set on halves, 5 years
exp. with incubator; can set 400 eggs
at one time. Write if interested. Mrs.
J. L. Harrison, Climax, Rt. A.

Want eggs for hatching. Will con-
tract for coming season. Pure bred.
ag Mitchell, Atlanta, P. O. Box
$8

Want set eges on halves or for 3c
on egg. 500-250 or 125 eggs at time.
Write. Mrs. W. T. White, Cuthbert,
Rt 8. B0x 1.

Will hatch eggs for half, or buy at
reasonable price. 20 yrs. exp. Mrs. J.
E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Want eggs to hatch on halves from
now until December. Write first.
Ernest P. Etheridge, Auburn.

Plants For Sale

Kudzu plants, $5 per M, for winter
del. Gene Harper, Hartwell.

Cabbage, collard and tomato plants,
50, 55c; $1 M, del. Guy Crow, Gaines-

vill

Cabbage and collard plants, now

ready, postpaid, $1.50 M; exp., $1 M;

10 M, $7.50. L. H. Allison, Tifton.
Cuttings St. Augustine grass, well

rooted, $1 bu.; also fresh collard seed,

5c this., FOB. Miss A. Dixon, Alma.







Page Seven } &

Plants For Sale

Chas. W. cabbage plants,
ready, 15c C, $1 M. Lamar NeSmith,
Ashburn, Rt. 4, Box 109.

Millions cabbage plants,
Early J..and Chas. W., 500, 60c; 90c
M; 5M, $4, del. P. P. postpaid. Exp.
col., o M, $3. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

E, Oe Chas. W. Early Flat Dutch

and Succession cabbage plants, $1.25 .

M., del. Special prices on large or-
ders. B. F. Mallard, Rincon.
Mastodon everbearing strawberry
plants, 50c doz.; Premo early, same
price
Younes Gibson, 45c doz.; 1 doz. of
ea., $1.50. John B. Nix, Alto, Rize

Chas. W.. Early Flat Dutch cab-

bags and heading collard plants, 20c
C; 300, 50c; $1.10 M, postpaid; 5 M,
$4, collect. Marcus Williams, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Napier grass roots, a great forage
plant for stock, $5 per M roots. Mrs,
Fred Atkinson, Ray City, Rt. 2.

now

Extra.

Youngs Wonder Bearer and

%

Choice 8-inch New Stone, Marglobe _

tomato: plants, large Wakefield,
Copenhagen: cabbage, heading col-
lards, 300, 60c; 600, $1; $1.35 M,
postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford.
- Cabbage-collard plants, 500, '75c;3
$1.25 M, postpaid, well packed, basket
free; 15c extra if chk is sent. Lee
Waldrip, Gainesville.

Million Klondike and Missionary
strawberry plants, $2 M. Exc. for
anything can use. Guy Taylor,
Macon.

Chas. W. cabbage, heading collard,
25e C, 90c M, del.; 5M up, 75c M,
exp. collect. Ovie Crowe, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 2.

Washington asparagus roots, 50,
10Gs 400, $12.62 for: 250;* Mrs. de
Anderson, Blue Ridge.

Imp. ever - bearing strawberry

plants, $1 for 500, del.; Hastings imp.

heading cabbage-collard, 600,

$1.

Exc. for 100-Ib. white. sack or white ce

multiplying onions. Mrs. Jona

| Myers, Hartwell, Rt. 4. 2 te
Two-crop grapes, sweet and juicy,

20c ea.; stock limited. I. H. John- aa

son, Dublin, Rt. 6.
Five hundred Sage plants, $1 per

doz. and postage; also dry May Sage,

60c lb. W. M. Allen, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch, Ga. Heading

collard plants, 500, 65c; $1.15 M, pre-
paid; 5 M up, 90c M, exp. col.
Chambers, Gainesville, Rte ;

Jersey Ww. cabbage and late Flat
Dutch, also True Ga. collard plants,
25c C; %5c 500; $1.15 M,. del. W. Le
Wright, Alto, Rt. 2.

Ever-bearing strawberry plants, $2 ~

goog

M, packed in damp moss. Mrs. L. D. |

Spriggs, Rockmart.

Chas. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage,
earliest

Ga. collard plants, 15c C;

improved Klondike strawberry,. eee

Co Sirs.
Rt. 4.

Rosie Crowe.

Chas. W. cabbage, fresh and green,

300, 40c; 500, 60c; 90c M, postpaid.
Prompt del. R. Chanclor, Seville.

Chas. W: cabbage, heading collard,
90c M, del.;
Ed Mooney, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Wakefield cabbage, heading cols.
lard, 90c M, del.; 5 M up, 75c M,
ea col. Jeff Mooney, Gainesville,
Rt. 8.

Chas. and J. W. cabbage, heading
collards, 90c M, del.; 5 M up, 75 M,
exp. col.
hi ee

New Stone and Baltimore tomato,
95c C; 500, 65c; $1.10 M, del.; 5 M
lots, 15 M, FOB. Winfred Waldrip,
Flowery Branch.

McDonalds earliest blackberry,
oa and Lucretia dewberry, $1 C,
Celestrial and Brown Turkey figs, 8
es $1 del.

2

Chas. W. cabbage plants now soddes

15c C, $1 M. Lamar NeSmith, Ash-
burn, Rt. 4, Box 109.
Chas. W. cabbage plants, 15c C, $1

M, ready, cash with order, no per=

sonal chks. G. L. NeSmith, Ashburn, -

E. J., Copenhagen, Flat Dutch cab-
bage, sweet heading
Stone tomato plants, 200, 35; 500,
65c; $1.20 M or 80c M, exp. col.
Grady Kelley, Sulphur Springs, Rte

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 75c M.
D. M. Barber, Baxley.

Napier grass plants and roots, can

be cut 4 times yearly from now until .
grass

middle Noy.; most prolific

known; special price, $4.50 M. Fine

for stock. Ss. T. Smith, Cuthbert.
Chas. J., Wakefield, Flat Dutch

cabbage, collard and tomato plants,

500, 60c, $1 M; sweet pepper and egg-
plant, 200, 60c, $1 500, postpaid. =

Rosa May, Lewiston. yak

5 M up, 75c M, exp. COs. Oe

Guyton Teal, Gainesville,

large, rooted Kudzu, $1 c i

collard, New

Cumming, |

Pe

J. W. Toole, Maron Li

tg



Page Eight
Plants For Sale

~ Cabbage, collard and tomato plants,
500, 60c; $1 M, del. B. Crow, Gaines-
ville.

Progressive Everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 30c C, 400 $1; Condons
Mastodon, 60c C, 200 $1. Exc. for
good chewing tobacco or White Rock
eggs. Roy Grindle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage

plants, 300 50c, $1.10 M; Everbear-

ing and Klondike strawberry, 30c C,

$1.75 M, all mailed. Lee A. Crow,

Oakwood.

Wakefield cabbage plants, 90c M,
del. O. F. Crow, Gainesville.

Hastings cabbage-collard plants,
60c 500, $1.10 M, postpaid. Mrs. V. C.
Ray, Kensington, Rt. 2.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage,
heading collard plants, 20c C, 300
50c, $1.20 M, del. Ernest Williams,
Gainesville.

Wakefield cabbage, collard and to-
mato plants, 300 50c, $1 M, del._Cal-
vin Garrett, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Wakefield cabbage plants, 300 50c

$1 M: tomato plants same price, all
del. Rentie Garrett, Oakwood, Rt. 1.
' Fully dev. Missionary strawberry
plants, packed in wet moss, prompt
service, 35c C, $3 M, FOB here, del.
beginning Sept. 1: Ret. Citizens
Bank here. W. F. Luckie, Ray City.
Cabbage plants, Wakefield and
Flat Dutch, ready now, $1 M. Andrew
Clark, Thomasville.
' EB. Flat Dutch, Chas. W. and E. J.
cabbage, heading collard plants, 20c
C, 500 75c, $1.15 M, 5 M up 75c M,
col. Amos Williams, Gainesville.

E. J. Wakefield cabbage plants,
300, 40c; 90c M, del.; 5 M, $3.50, FOB.
Klondike strawberry, 30c C, $1.65 M,

del. Obie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Mtn: grown fall and winter plants,
Ga. cabbage and Sweethead collards,

- Wakefield, Dutch and Drumhead

\

cabbage, Globe, Marglobe, Baltimore
- tomato, del., 500, $1; $1.50 M. Mrs.
ets Le Howell, Valdosta, 907 No.
Patterson St.

Millions Jersey and Chas. W. cab-
bage plants, ready, 500, 65c; $1.10 M;

ies Over 3M, 15c M... B: Fe Head, Alma.

Millions cabbage. plants, extra

early J. and Chas. W., 500, 60c; 90c

< gerald.

mM, cel. aby. P. P. postpaid: 4M up,
15 M, exp. col. ESF. Stokes, Fitz-

Mastodon exerbearing strawberry
plants, 35c C: Mrs. A. J. Stansel,

_ Cleveland, Rt. 4.

_.70ce M, exp. collect.

a

E. J. and Chas. W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 500, 60c; $1 M, del.;
E. Y. Stokes,
Macon. :

Ga. collard plants, $1 M; 5 M es
"5c M; ship day order received. L.

; - Toole, Macon.

Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab
_bage, Marglobe tomato, True Ga. col-
_ lard plants, $1.15 M, del.: 5 M up, 75c
-M. Ready. B. R. Woodliff, Flowery
. Branch.

E. J., Chas: W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, 500, 60c; $1 M, del.

oC. W: Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3.

Mastodon strawberry plants, 40c

_ C; everbearing black and red rasp-

ey

Poe Exp. cl.
Rt. 4

ea

berry, $1 doz.. add postage. Miss C. L.
Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Missionary strawberry plants, $2
M: rhubard, 60c doz.; peppermint,
35c doz.; sage plants, 15c; yellow
_ plum stone peach seed, 25c doz. Miss
~ Rona McCurley, Hartwell, Rt.-2:

Cabbage plants, Extra Early J. and

Chas. W., 200, 30c; 500, 60c: 90c M,.

P. P. postpaid; 5 M, $3.50,

del. by
Robt. McCook, Fitzgerald,

Lady T. and Everbearing strawber- |.
ry plants, 500,

$1, del. (Name and

address not given.)

Plants Wanted

Want 10 M Dewberry plants of the
Young variety only, del. under con-
tract next Dec. F. W. Balcomb, Way-
Cross.

Exc. white feed sacks, 100-lb. size,
10c ea.. for 500 cabbage plants and
500 collard plants.





Grain and Hay For Sale

Texas Rustproof oats, 60c bu., del.
at Bostwick. Webster Callaway,
Farmington.

Pure Bancroft seed oats, free from

- foreign grain or grass seed, 65c bu.
- Riley C. Couch, Turin.

Few bu. Red Hart seed wheat,

$1.35 bu.; Hastings 100-Bu. seed oats,

65c bu., all FOB. J. E. Sisk, Lex-
- ington.

Three M bu. or part thereof Ful-

. _ ghum seed oats, 50c bu., FOB. Exc.
some for May. Blue Stem wheat, 2 for

1. D. O. Lane, Ft, Valley.

EB. Ase Rovers;
~Wasuinston, Rt. 1, Box 261. :



sgh erty

Grain and Hay For Sale

Genuine Abruzzi rye with some
vetch and Austrian peas mixed, $1.25
bu. C. L. Rhyne, Plains.

Blue Stem seed wheat, $1 bu.; 100
bu. Fulghum seed oats, 75c bu. J. R.
Maddox, Athens, Rt. 2.

Abruzzi rye, $1 bu., FOB. Charlie
Grier, Lula, Rt. 1.

Fifty bu. Abruzzi rye, $1.25 bu.,
del. in Louisville or Stapleton. J. L.
Beall, Stapleton.

Pure Hastings 100-Bu.:seed oats,
recleaned, 50c bu., FOB. Wofford
Campbell, Royston, RFD.

Pure Bancroft and Fulghum seed
oats, free of all grass seed, 50c bu.,
FOB. W. K. Burroughs, Canon.

Coker Fulghum oat seed, av. 60
bu. acre, large field, no fertilizer on
in 4 yrs.; cut, threshed without rain,
75c bu. Ref. furnished. R. R. Ren-
froe, Quitman.

Two hundred bu. bright Fulghum
seed oats, 60c bu.; 100 bu. Bancroft
seed oats, same price, all FOB, money

order or cashier's chk. J. H. Carter, |

Omaha.

Fifty bu. Fulghum seed oats, 75c
bu.; FOB. H. L. Toland, Riverdale.

Good clean Mtn. rye, 90c bu., cash
with order. Ben Crow, Cornelia.

Fulghum seed oats, pure and clean;
Hastings 100-Bu. oats, 70c bu., FOB.
J. H. Patrick, Jackson.

Fifty bu. fine rye, will take 75c bu.,
FOB C.-R; Raye blljiay:

Abruzzi seed rye, $1.50; Texas
Rustproof oats, 50c bu., all FOB. P.
W. Etheridge, Milner.

Pure Bancroft oats, 55c bu.; under
50 bu., 50c; over 50 bu. in good, new
bags, FOB, or 50c at my barn, any
amt. and you furnish bags. J. C.
Ware, Royston. .

Good Blue Stem seed wheat, $1.25

DU Ee. prepaid in Ga. Money order, |

cashiers or certified chk. accepted.
Arthur,.Owen, Barnesville.

North Ga. Tall Growing seed rye,
98c bu., FOB Blue Ridge. Cash with
order. W. C. Sullivan, Morganton.

Beardless Blue Straw seed wheat,
$1 bu.; Fulghum seed oats, 75c bu.,
FOB. J. F. Floyd, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

Hastings
proof, and Fulghum oats, 65c; Mar-
retts 40 to 1 wheat, nee 50. All T<yr.
from originators. R. . Stembridge,
Milledgeville.

Cokers str. Fulghum oats, fine
seed, 60c del.; Abruzzi rye seed, $1.20
del. S. T. Tygart, Nashville.

Three or 400 bu. Bancroft seed
oats, 50c :bu.,. FOB. K.) S.- Roper;
Canon.

Twenty-five hundred bu. genuine
Fulghum seed oats, free from grass
| seeds, 40c bu., FOB, in even wt. 5 bu.
sacks, 100-bu. lots and up. S. B.
Goodwin, Marshallville.

Seed wheat, Test 60 lbs. per bu.,
$1.10 bu.; 50 bu. up, $1 bu., FOB. M.
B. Lee, Ft. Valley.

Shadburns Imp. Fulghum seed
oats, recleaned and gathered with-

out any rain, 75c bu., FOB. J. L.|

Shadburn, Buford.

Two hundred bu. Fulghum seed
oats, 60c bu. Cash, FOB here. J. L.
Sibley, Milledgeville. .

Hastings 100-Bu. seed oats, 60c
bu., FOB. J. C. Ragan, Pelham.

Choice Abruzzi rye, grown on my
farm, lst yr. Direct from Cokers
Ped. seed, $1.50 bu. In new 2 bu. bags.
B. F. Murphy, Sandersville.

Genuine recleaned Abruzzi rye and
Fulghum oats from Cokers Ped. seed.
Insp. certified. Rye, $1.50 bu., 214 bu.
bags; oats, 60c bu., 5 bu. bags, FOB.
O. K. David, Marshaliville.

Twenty-five bu. Purple Straw
wheat, free from onion seed, $1.10
bu.; 100 bu. Cokers. Ped. oats, 55c
bu.; 100 bu. New Victory oats, 75c
bu., FOB. John Joe Pruitt, Com-
merce, Rt. 7.

Pure Abruzzi rye, recleaned, $1.35
bu., FOB. J. D. Massee, Marshall-
ville.

Abruzzi rye, recleaned, 2% bu.
sacks, $1.35; Fulghum seed oats, re-
cleaned, 5 bu. sacks, 50c bu., FOB
here. L. M. Felton, Marshallville.

High test, clean Fulghum oats, 25

bu. up, 46c bu. in 5 bu. sacks; excel-

lent Abruzzi rye, native grown, 75c
bu., 10 bu. up in 2 bu. sacks, FOB.
R. L. Griffin, North Augusta.

Fulghum oats, 40c bu. 20 bu. lots or
more; POB. 7 W= Hooks; Byron,
Wigwam Farm.

Bancroft oats, free from wild
onions. Cut dry and was not rained
on, 75c bu., FOB. M. C. McLane,
Hartwell, Rt. 5s

Extra heavy Fulghum oats, cured
in excellent weather, 60 to 80 bu. per
acre, 60c bu.; free from obnoxious
seed. J. G. Dean, Dawson.

MARKET BULLETIN

| FOB. L. R. Langley,

100-Bu., Cokers Cold--;



Grain and Hay For Sale

Pure Appler oats, 55c bu.; pure
Purple Straw seed wheat, $1 bu.;
Abruzzi rye, $1.25 bu., FOB. All raised
Ns farm. C. L. Mouchet, Bowers-
ville.

Cokers Abruzzi rye, recleaned, new
2% bu. bags, yield 30 bu. per acre,
$1 bu. Orders accepted for 1 bag to
200 bags. Sample on request. Cash.
W. H. Walker, Augusta, Rt. 4.

Two car loads nice, bright. well
baled oat straw. E. T. Boswell, Jr.,
Siloam.

North Ga. Tall mtn. grown- seed
rye, $1.15 bu. del. in 5 bu. lots up.
Frank Byers, Blairsville.

Two M bu. Bancroft seed -oats,

field insp. and. certified, 65c bu.,
FOB. R. M. Turner, Royston.
Bancroft and 100-Bu. oats, put up
in good bags, 50c bu. in any quantity
over 5 bu. Billie Woods, Brooks.
Nice lot of Fulghum seed oats, 60c
bu., del.. H. Grady Adams, Social.
Circle.
Pure, recleaned Abruzzi rye, $1 bu.,
FOB. M. F. Lewis, Adairsville.
Absolutely pure Blue Stem seed
wheat, $1 bu., 242-bu. bags, and pure
Fulghum seed oats, 5-bu. bags, 50c
bu., FOB. W. M. Wright. Ft. Valley.
Pure So. Ga. Abruzzi seed rye,

grown on my own farm in Houston.

County, $1.25 bu. in 5 or more bu.
lots, FOB Ft. Valley or Macon, cash.
W. D. Tharpe, Ft. Valley.

Yeargins New Perfection seed oats,
best bred oat in the South, $1.10 bu.,
FOB. W. M. Yeargin, Hartwell. |

Seventeen hundred bu. Fulghum

seed oats, free of grass seed, 50c bu.,.

FOB; 500 bu. Texas Red Star, 50c
bu.; 50 bu. Abruzzi rye, $1.25 bu. J. L.
Kelley, Tennille.

Two hundred bu. No. Ga. Tall
Growing seed rye, 75c bu., cash with
order. J. R. Harpe, Sweet Gum.

Bancroft seed oats, $1 bu.; Ful-
ghum, 75c; seed rye, $2 bu. Ww. Ww.
Williams, Quitman.

Sev. hundred bu. seed oats, 65c bu.,
County Agt.,
Milledgeville.
~. Bright: Fulghum seed oats, 50c bu.,
FOB, or exc. for Ga. cane syrup or
May blue wheat, 1 for 1 and 2 for 1,
respectively. D. O. Lane, Ft. Valley.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

Good, sound, new crop corn, suit-
able for meal, $1 bu., FOB. Jchn
Daniel, Baxley, Rt. 3.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. New ra peas at $2.25 bu.:for
Fulghum seed oats at 65c bu., ea pay
frt. B. B. Strange, Swainsboro, Rt. 5

Want 20 bu. pure Blue Stem gnan
del. at Louisville; give best price and
send sample. wm. L. Phillips, Louis-





Ville, P.O: Box 232.

Want samples and price per bu. on
rye best suited to coastal soil. Must
see sample of grain. W. J: Burney,
Pooler, Box 26.

Exc. seed peas, velvet beans and
collard seed for Fulghum seed oats,
Blue Stem seed wheat and No. Ga.
seed rye and other seed. Mrs. Laura
Hinson, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

cover with a



Thursday, September 24, 1931

Grain and Hay Wanted _

Exc. pure bred S. P. C. 4-month-
old pig for 3 bu. Abruzzi oe ea. pay
exp. on what he sends. A. B. King
Vidalia, Rt. 1. *.

Want seed wheat or seed oats. Exc,
8 wks. old Duroc pigs. A. C. Cheek,
Social Circle, Rt. 2.

Want iced oats in small quantities,
prefer in vicinity of.
Gibson, Griffin, 319 E. College St.

Want seed rye and wheat, 2 bu.
ea. pure Tall Ga. rye, Blue- Stem ==
wheat at 75 bu.-ea. J. H. Leverett,
Parrott, Rt. 1. ke

Exc. 30 W. L. 2- -year-old hens for
30 bu. seed oats. M. A. McNeal, Gra-
ham, Box 123.

Exc. value for seed wheat and chick=

en feed. Mrs. Florence Sturm, States-:
boro; Rt.-2, Box 14:
Exchange some potato plants next

| spring for some seed oats this fall,

J. T. Troupe, Baxley, Rt. 2.
Want 20-25 bu. wheat at 75c bu.
shipping point. J. R. Brown, Sharon,
Want 10 bu. wheat and 10 bu.
Oatse J: PR. Stig Griffin, 211
West Sol St. } S

SEED TREATMENT FOR
CONTROL OF OAT SMUT

-Oat smut was unusually prevalent
in Georgia and, apparently, through-
out the Southeast during the past
season. Most seed oats from this re-
gion are likely to be heavily infested
with. spores of the smut fungus and
should be treated with a disinfectant



before planting unless known to be

smut-free.

The wet formaldehyde treatment is
perhaps the most reliable and most.
convenient of the thoroughly tested
methods for controlling oat smut.

For.treatment by the formaldehyde
method put the seed into loosely
woven burlap sacks, which should be
only half full and tied at the top.
Mix one pint of formalin (37 to 40
per cent formaldehyde) with 40 gal-
lons of water in a tank or barrel.

Dip the sacks of seed into the sol

tion and move them around until a
seed are thoroughly wet. They ma
be left in the solution 10 to 30 min-
utes without serious injury. The sacks
are then removed from the solution,
drained and dried 2 hours or over-
night. The seed may be sown at
once. If not sown at once it should
be spread on a clean floor or cloth
until dry.

If more convenient the solution
may be sprinkled onto the seed. Pour |
the seed oats onto a clean floor or
large cloth, then shovel them over

|and apply the solution with a sprin-

kling can at the rate of about one
gallon per bushel of seed, being cer-
tain that all seed are wet. Pile the
wet seed into a pone heap and
arpaulin or with ~

blankets for four hours. - i
In sowing the wet seed, allowance ~

|must be made for swelling. The rate

per acre should be about 1% times

the amount of dry seed. | Se
B. B. HIGGINS, Botanist,
Georgia Experiment Station,
Experiment, Ga.



But he would not.

out pay.
mittee.

calling this session.

only upon the agreement of the
House and

Senate.

I think the call should issue.

about.

bring forth.
September 22, 1931.

- WHERE ARE WE AT?
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the office of Governor Russell and asked him to reconsider his action.

In their despair they asked if he would do this if
the members of the House and Senate would serve without pay.
I am informed that the Governor consented to call the session if a
majority of the members of the Legislature consented to serve with-

A committee was appointed and I was made a member of the com-
They notified me of this and I went with the other members }
of the committee to consult with Governor Russel as. to the plans for

In talking about this matter I suggested to the Governor that the
matter of pay should not be considered, but only the point as to
whether conditions justified the call for the extra session.

The Governor agreed with me on this suggestion, but still main-
tained the position that he had consented to call the extra session

Senate to serve without pay.

The committee then got in touch with members of the House and
We have had replies from a great many. Most of those who
have written us have agreed unqualifiedly to serve without pay.
Cthers have not agreed and still others were undecided.

I do not think the members of the House and Senate should be
asked to serve without pay under such all-important circumstances.
If conditions justify the call and if the Governor concedes that the
extra session could do the farmers of the state some material good.
I noticed in the papers Sunday where
the Governor agreed with me on this statement.

I know that conditions are critical in Georgia.
in thousands of homes on the farm that city people know nothing
There are thousands of women and children in the State of
Georgia that havent sufficient clothes or sufficient food. .God only
knows how much more suffering the rigors of the hard winter will

majority of the members of the

There is suffering

EUGENE TALMADGE.









Griffin. Bil