Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 October 22

VOL, 14



KK

STATE CAPITOL

COTTON

Yesterday a farmer from my home county was in the of-

fice. He had some cotton that he wanted to hold, so he was
interested in knowing about this cheap money that the gov-
ernment and banks were going to advance on cotton. I looked

into the matter and called up one of the largest banks here

in Atlanta, the First. National, and asked them about this.
They stated they would lend 80 per cent of the value of

cotton on cotton receipts from a bonded warehouse at 5 per

cent. These loans are for six months. Of course, the cotton
will have to be stored in a bonded warehouse and each indi-
vidual bale insured. :

At present there are bonded warehouses scattered all over
the state. Most every cotton-growing county has a bonded
warehouse,

If you are compelled to borrow some money on your cotton |

to hold it, find out the nearest bonded warehouse. The ware-

houseman can instruct you what bank to carry your receipts

to in order to get this 5 per cent money.
The old-fashioned way of farmers thinking they have to
turn their cotton over to the Cotton Growers Co-operative

Association to hold for them does not work any longer. You

ean hold your cotton cheaper by putting it in a local ware-

- thouse than you- ean by shipping it on 1 URE railroads to the

Co-ops. .

When you put your cotton in a local warehouse, you know
where it is and the actual lint cotton stays there until you
get. ready to sell it. The practice of the Co-ops in the past
has been to send a good deal of the cotton to the mills, and

it has been spun into cloth when the farmers thought it was

being held.

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS A. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1981.

NUMBER 43

4 (

I am glad to hear of the general movement of all of our
farmers to hold their cotton, It is always a mistake to sell
anything below the cost of production. If the large number -
of farmers who are holding their cotton this year will volun- _
tarily determine not to plant any cotton in 1982, you will see -
the price of cotton begin to move.

All of the fertilizer that was sampled, this year by the
inspectors of this department has been analyzed and the
reports mailed out. There were 11,800 samples taken. Out.
of this number 445 were subject to penalty for under runs.

If your fertilizer was inspected, and you have not receivd
a report on it, write me. If you have received a report show-
ing that your fertilizer was subject to a penalty, and the
company has refused to settle with you, write to me.

~ Every day I receive the most pitiful letters from people - {
over the state telling about how they have worked this year, |
the crop they have made, and not having enough left to pay

_ their run bills and for their fertilizer after the crop is gone

These people write that their children are barefooted, almost
naked and cant go to school because of this condition. They

also write that they have no job and cannot get one.

oe

Local authorities in each county should look after matters: :
like this. The local authorities would know those who actually -
deserve help. EUGENE TALMADGE.

October 20, 19381.





MARKET REPORT
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Oct. 20, 1931. Always Subject to Variation.

Atlanta. Macon. Savannah. Augusta. Columbus. Valdosta.





INDEX

Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Live Stock For Sale



WSO S VORETAG GOA: aio sceeicoecanansconstecnccsnsnch $ .30 $ .30 $ .30 $ .28 $ 31 $ .30
Eggs, standard, doz. 28 .28 .28 .26 29 28
Eggs, Georgia trade, COZ. ..........scs0 23 20 23 > 5 24 23
POS A PUI Otis heen acces cganns snaaoan ches 28 28 28 <7 226 29 28
Stags, Ib. 16 5 17 . : tT
Hens, lb. ae =3L0 1D ad if LT
Roosters, Ib. ; 092 6 10 10 _ ; 10
Friers, Ib. 22 23 20 25 18
Ducks, Ib. .. ee 220 .
Geese, lb. 09> Z 12
Turkeys, lb. .20 ; 25
Capons, Ib.. ...: 22 29
Field. Peas, Mixed, DU. ........-.-ccccccccscsscse exeeee 1.25
Field Peas, not mixed, bu. :
Country Butter, best table, Ib. ..........0

Ear Corn (80 lb. to bu.), bu. ........

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 ie * 1.10 1abn
Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton :
Peanut Hay, No. 1, ton : : j 10.00

Hogs sold during week beginning Oct. 12, 1931, at co-operative sales brought 4.6214 per ewt.,
basis No. 1. *

PeanutsNo. 1 stock, delivered shelling plants, $30 per ton, subject to change.













Live Stock ee

Plants Wanted
Seed For Sale

Seed Wanted

Miscellaneous For Sale .........:..--. oe
Miscellaneous Wanted

Baby Chicks For oe
Baby Chicks Wanted ./..........-.s00- a

tte
1

Eggs For Sale ............... Laclonee ee
Eggs Wanted
Positions Wanted

Farm Help Wanted
Ga. Products For Sale

Georgia Products Wanted











131, hatch, 75c ea., prepaid.
for dried apples or peaches,
prepaid. Mrs. P. V. Youmans,

ix pure bred Ancona roosters, $1
exc. for pullets. Mrs. J. Lester
Daisy, Rt. 1.

AUSTRALORPS
porn str. Australorp cockerels, $2
Johnson Crowe, Cartersville, 25.
ouglas St.





: BANTAMS
T ree bantam hens and rooster,
Mrs. J. M. Bobo, Hartwell.

ew. more half-grown Buff Cochin
tams, $1 ea.; trio of grown stock,
eggs, $1.50 per 15. O. H. Wright,
anta, 515 Peters Bldg. =.

[wo bantam roosters, 50c ea. Robt.
sowan, Kirkland, Rt. 1.
oN Sebright Cochin bantams, for
or exc. for R.1. Reds or a tur-
B. L. Covan, Benevolence.
f Cochin 7-month-old cocker-
1 ea.; B. L. cockerels, 50c ea.
S. Tran sou, Atlanta, 841- Fred-
ica St.,.N.
i0 grown. Gulden Sebrights, trio
bout grown Buff Cochins, extra
full-blooded stock. Geo. Austin,
ote 856 Moreland Ave., N. E.
Golden Sebrigchts, rose-comb cock- |
$1.25 ea.; 1 rooster, $1. 25. Ed-
umner, Sylvester.



ED AND OTHER ROCKS
fine B. R. pullets in fine cond.,
ready to lay, 90c ea. Mrs. S.:
Sloan, Auburn:

Wo. May. hatch B. R. cockerels,
ompson str., 75c ea. Exc. for 1 Feb.
March hatch, same str. Write

Mrs. Shelton ees.

arks str. B. R- ak cockerels,
50 ea., reg. per. 26-D1-31; May
ch. $1. Mrs. H. L. Odom, Daisy.
Four Holterman Aristocrat Bm.
ee cockerels, $1 ea. Mrs. A. Baker,
Norman Park, Rt. 1, Box 65.
Fischel str. White Rock roost-
, April, 1930, hatch, $1.50 ea. Miss
tha Thornton, Forsyth, Box 388.
*hompson Imp. Ringlet B. R. cock-
so year-old cock, $1.50; FOB,
4 May hatch cockerels, $1 e2.,

B. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com- | w

-erel and 2 pullets,
uality, 300- -egg str.,

Booths
5.. Ci B:

a red W. L: pullets, same age.
3 Lowe, im at Rt. 2. =

Thompson str. $10 cash for
Henry Bradshaw, Wrightsville,

ve pullets and cockerels, pure.
d Buff Rocks, May 15 hatch, 75c
for lot. C. H. Snow, Ivey. _

$1 ea.; cockerel, 75c. B. L.

Waycross, Ret. 2. x
e B. R. cockerels, April 20
ch, special laying str., $1.25 ea.,
B; 5 Thompson B. R. April hatch,
.; few pullets -and hens also.
ucy Whitfield, Gillsville, Rt. 2.
Nhite Rock cockerel and pullet,.
1 hatch, $2.50, FOB. Mrs. A. H.

, Locust Grove.

pullets and rooster, from her.
d special mated stock, wt. 2
a 00 for = ee Brown,



~ BRAHMAS
h a. and rooster, Light
mas, 18 mos. old, $9. Exc. for
ag Mrs. C. W. Hollingsworth,
n.
Brahma cockerels from large
$1 ea. a s. C. W. Evans,
ehtsville, Rt. i.
ae bred R. c. Giant str. Light
bma cockerels, in service, $1.25
22 for $3. Mrs. L. M. Kennedy,
BRE 2:
i ht Brahma pullets and cocker-
heavy str. Write for prices. M. E.
rren, Hartwell, Rt. 1.



CORNISH
m pure bred Dark Cornish
ets, April hatch, $10 for lot. Mrs.
Shurling, Oconee.

ear-old pure bred Cornish, :

nd 2 -eockerels, wt. 4 or
eed, $1 ea. Gordon S

obyston. _
bred Dark Cornish April pul-
5 ea.; March pullets, $1.50;
, $1 50 Ho 200 pullets left.

Tbs.,
ick-

a y ;
rnish sp) ing hatch. roost-
.G Sil [ville, 25 Do



Poultry For Sale

Ten pure bred White Cornish May
pullets, $1 ea.;
Paul E. Law, Ocilla, Rt.33

Pure bred Dark Cornish spring
hatch 2 to 3-lb. roosters, Berry str.,
$1 ea. Mrs. D. E. Williams, Ty Ty,
Ri. 3:

Eleven pure pred Dark Cornish

hens and cock, year-old, $1 ea. Mrs. |

J. H. Mackey, Charing.
Two Cornish roosters, just begin-

ning to crow, $1 ea., FOB. Mrs. Mary"

Gar field.

GAMES

Cocks, stags, hens and .pullets in
Walker Mugwumps, Arkansas Trav-
elers, Dan Gordons and Ginn Reds.
Write for prices. F.
Hartwell, Rt. 5.

Few nice biack-breasted Red Game
cockerels and pullets, about 4 mos.
old; $2.50 pr. G.
lasville.

Full-blooded. pure Sid Taylor
Games, 20 mos. old, $3.50; hens, $1.50
ea. J. T. Gray (address not given).

Two pure bred Gordon Game
cocks. April, 1930, hatch. Leland E.
Adams, Hartwell, Rt. 25

R. Wilson,



Four Pit Game cocks, 2 Muffs, $4|

ea.; 1 Bob Sanders Roundhead, $3;
1 White Pyle cock, $3. First class
stock, winners. M. Davis, Gainesville,
eare Davis Bakery.

GIANTS
White Jersey Giant 18- month-old



| cockerel and 3 cockerels, 6 mos. old,

all pure bred, $1.50 ea. Mrs. M. 4H.

Stephens, Bremen.

_ Sev. Black Giant pullets, $1 a.;

me $1.25 ea. R. A. Yeager, Zeb-
on.



LANGSHANS
Four extra heavy hens and rooster,
all pure stock, $6.:N. B. Burden, El-
berton, Rt. 8, Box 83.

LEGHORNS

Twenty-five S.C. W. L. April hatch
pullets, 2 cockerels, Kerlin quality
heavy laying str., 75c ea., $18.50 for
lot. Mrs. T. J. Holland, Cochran, Re:
3, Box 125.

Ped W. 1. cock, yr. old, $1, FOB.

Johnson Crowe, Cartersville, 25 Doug-
las St.
Twenty-five pure bred April hatch
. L. cockerels, selected from Ferris
highest egg record pen, $1.50 ea., 5
for $6, 10 for $12. Miss Belle Joiner,
Soperton, Rt. 2.

Pure bred Buff L.. ecockerels, 6 mos.
old, $1 ea.; 30-40 pullets and cock-
erels, 442-5 mos. old, 50c ea. B. L.
Lynn, Waycross, Rt. 2.

Dark Brown S. L. Everlay L. 20-
month-old roosters, best breeding,



$1.50 ea.; no chks. Mrs. Ww. A. Sum- |.

ner, Norristown.
Six full str: L.< roosters, Brown, 6
mos. old, $1 ea.; 1 grown rooster,

| $1.50. E. Warren, "Swainsboro.

Imp. Tom Barron L. cockerels, di-
rect from Roselawn foundation AA
matings, official contest winning
parent stock, sell or trade for wheat,
corn, oats, syrup, honey. Edwin
Simpson, Atlanta, 676 = Bt
NS Wie

Twenty pure str. W. L. 1 and 2-
year-old hens, 75c ea. cash, or exc.
for White Pekin. ducks, not over yr.
old. Mrs. E. V. Prather, Lithonia.
_One hundred and fifty S.C. W. L.
pullets, Johnson str, March, April
and May hatch, $75. for lot. J. O.
Fussell, Dawson.

Sev. ped. breeding males, cockerels
and cocks, out of official contest

record hens, 250-284 eggs, 100 per
cent Tancred str.,

del. during the
breeding season. M. W. Kantala, El-
berton.
~ Six hens and 4 pullets, w. L. Fer-
ris and Wycoff str., $7.50 for lot.
J. G. Macomson,,. Royston.
Twenty Tancred pullets, March
hatch, and 2 fine cockerels, $17.50

|for lot. W. B. Stebbens, Savannah,

Rt. 3:



' MENORCAS
Trio Giant Black Minorcas, $7.50:
fancy year-old cock, $5; extra fancy
stock. Os Ho. Wright, Atlanta, 515

| Peters Bldg.
Nine Pape - str. early hatch S. C.

Black Minorca cockerels, pure bred,
$1 ea. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

One cock and 4 pullets, May hatch,
Booth AAAA White Minorcas, $7.50.
R. H. Horne, Newnan. ;

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Nice. fat hens, mixed breeds, 85c
ea., FOB. Johnson C a Carters-



cockerels, $1. 25 ~ea.:

W. Cleveland,

M. Baldwin, Doug-



Poulin For Sale
Twenty young hens, 2 yrs. old in
Feb., 1932. Will give unrelated roost-
er with order for 20, $16,. FOB, Mrs.
J. B. Collier, Cochran. ;

ORPINGTONS

Orp. hens, yr. old, $1 ea. or exc. for
15 gal. syrup or hog, wt. 100 Ibs. Mrs.
W. M. De Lay Douglasville, Rt. 6.

Pure Galden Buff Orp. 1930
(spring) hatch rooster. Mrs. J. M.
Bobo, Hartwell.

Pure bred Booths str. Butt. Orp. |

cockerels, pullets, $1 ea. or exc. for
March hatch pure Sheppard str. An-
cona pullets; also 2 roosters, 18 mos.
old, direct from Booth, $2 ea., FOB.
Mrs. H. N. Lord, "Toomsboro.

Two Buff Orp. hens, yr. old, $1.50
ea. Johnson Crowe, Cartersville, 25
Douglas St.

Two Byers str. Buff Orp. -cocker-

els, $1.50 ea. or exc. for 2 same breed.

cockerels, free of disease, ea. pay
chgs.; 6 pullets and 6 hens, 1% yrs.
old, $1 ea. Mrs. I, H. Anderson, Al-
ma, Rt. 3.

PIGEONS 2

Ringneck doves, $3 pr.; single

birds, $1.50 ea. John 8S. Transou, At-
lanta, 841 Frederica St., N. E.

Fifteen pr. common pigeons, $4 for

lot. Robt. McGowan, Kirkland, Rit. a.

One hundred pigeons, $10, FOB.
Mrs. M. H. Stephens, Bremen.

Three pr. mixed yard pigeons, full
grown, 50c pr. J. C. Strickland.
Guyton. :

Twenty-six prs. Yellow Carneaux,
$2 pr.;-extra large Plymouth Rock
White Kings, $2.50 pr.; pr. Yellow
Fans, $5;. booted Tumblers, $2 pr.;
outdoor raised Chinese doves, $5. L.
L. Wallace, So. Atlanta.

One hudred and fifty Carneaux
pigeons, 25c ea., minimum lots 50.
Wayne P. Sewell, Atlanta. Ponce de
Leon Apts., Phone Ja. 1039.

Pigeons, mixed with White Kings.
Homers and Carneaux, pretty, light
colors, 6 for $1.
Helena, Rt. 2.

Swiss Mondaines, $3 pr.; solid Red
Carneaux (large birds), $2 pr.;
Homers, $1 pr.; fancy show pigeons,
$2 and up, guar., mated, banded;
odd birds, $1. E. E. Smith, Atlanta,
29 Gertrude Place.

Silver Kings, youngsters, $12 doz.
Some among lot are from Ist and
2nd prize winners at Atlanta Fair.
Mated birds, $5 pr. Geo. Austin, At-
tanta, 356 Moreland Ave., N. E.

R. I. REDS | 2



Pur Owens str. 7-month-old cock-.

erel, $2. Exc. for 2 Pit Game pullets.
John S. Transou, Atlanta, 841 Fred-
rica St., .N. E.

Twelve Dunlop str. S. C. Red pul-
lets, April hatch, and 1 fine cock, $10
for lot. J. G. Macomson, Royston.

Pure bred Donaldson str. Red

cockerels, $1.50 ea. Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun, Rts.

Nine April hatch pure Donaldson
Red pullets, $6.75, or exc. for same

number Ancona pullets, beginning to |

lay. Mrs. Maggie Page, Surrency,

Rt. 2.

Pure Donaldson Red rooster, Red |

mixed young hens, some now laying,

|75e ea., $5 for lot; money order. Mrs.

B. F. Johnson, Dawson, Re ue.

Ten R. I. Red pullets, March and
April hatch, $1 ea., FOB. Mrs. J. C.
Goolsby, Graham.

Pure bred Red pullets, 3-Ib. size,
715 ea.; 11% to 2 Ibs., 50c ea.; also

9 White R. pullets, rooster, 2-2% Ibs., |-

75c ea. Exc. for young cow, not less
than 2 gal. Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Ray
Cuy,; Re.-2:

Donaldson Red cocks, June hatch,
75c ea. B..B. Morgan, Clyo.

Twelve Red pullets, May hatch, and
1 selected cockerel, from pure bred,
trapnested, heavy laying stock, $12 |,
for lot. John L. Rish, Edison.
. High grade large dark Reds, early
hatch cockerels and pullets, $1. 50. ea.,
del., $1.40, exp. col: 18-month cocks,
$2.50: hens, $1.40. Exe. for new dried
anpley Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran,

Fifty Donaldson Red March pul-
lets, 80c ea. Mrs. W. M. Barker,
Molena.

Two Owen str. Red .18-month-old
cocks, thoroughbred, $2 ea.; hens, $1

_ ;_Pullets, 85c; cockerels, $1. Mrs.

R. Mooney, Adairsville.
Pe R. I. Red Tompkins str.

ready-to-lay a ees $1 ea. Loyd Ber-.

rett, Alto, Rt

Donaldson Red cockerels, March

hatch, $1.25 ea, and oD Mrs, Cc. he
Capel, Molena. AE es aes

tae
eee 88.

Twelve pure bred Eng. str. Buff |

Clarence Brown..

| Putnam.



_ Thursd y, Setober 22, 1981

oe Poultry For Sale

Donaldson Reds; 12 early April pule
lets, 65 ea.; 1 cockerel, same age,
65c; 2 March cockefels, 75c ea. Mrs,
E. Blanchard, Appling, Rt. y;



WYANDOTTES
Pure Regal Dorcas R. C. White
Wyandotte March pullets, 80c ea.
Mrs. J, T. Owens, Covington, Rt. 2.

_Two White Wyandottes and 1 SiJ-
ver Wyandotte hens, $1 ea. R. A.
Yeagen, Zebulon.

Three pure bred Tarbox sire -S. L:
Wyandotte cockerels, Feb. and
March, 1931, hatch, $2.25 for lot or
$1 per head. Miss Mary Gibbs,
Uvalda,

Six hens and cock, S. L. Ws yan~
dottes, $6 or exc. for 15 - Tb. gilt pig:
also some baby chicks, 10c ea. John
Jones, Dalton, 28-B Glenn St.

Seven hens and rooster, mature
stock and thoroughbreds, $12, FOB.
here, or exc. for pure stock Dark
Cornish. G. L. Holden, Cartersville,
Tennessee Road.

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

Booking orders for Christmas and
Thanksgiving turkeys, few select. M.
B. for breeders, April hatch tom,
now wt. 15 lbs., and hens, 8 lbs. Ask
for prices. Z. J. Lee, Red Oak.

Five turkey hens and tom, wt.
18-20 lbs., 25c Ib.; also 6 July hatch,
250 AD. and exp. Mrs. C. H. Capel,
Melena.

M. B. gobbler, 1930 hatch, fine for
breeding, large, $6. Mrs. R. B.
Mooney, Adairsville.

Two. guineas, rooster and hen, 1930
hatch, 75c ea., FOB. or exc. for 2
chicken hens, wt. 5 lbs. ea. Mrs.
Janie C. Wingo, Newnan.

Black: Muscovy ducks, large size,
1931 hatch, $3 pr. J. W. Eason, Jr.,
Tifton, RFD 2

Large white Emden. geese, wt.
about 15 Ibs. ea., full feathered and
not full grown yet, $2.30 ea.; money



order or cashiers chk. Mrs. Less

Southern, Cartecay.
Pure pred Toulouse oo $4.50 pr.,
shipped collect. Mrs. Thomas,
Cordele...

Three March hatch sarah Tur-
key cockerels, $2 ea.; 16-month-old
cockerel, $2.50. Miss Susie Collum,

Fine young Giant "M. B. toms,

| April, 1931 hatch, wt. 13 to 15 lbs., -

$5 ea. Mrs. Fred L. White, Buckhead.
Three turkeys, May 4 hatch, $4.50

for the 3.. Mrs. Mae Cantrell, Cor~ en =

nelia, Rt. 1.

Ten mixed cc.
hens, 2 yrs. old, 6 half-grown, $20.
Exc. for Jersey. hifer calf or?J. B.
Giant or S. L. Wyandottes. Write
first. Mrs. Callie Webb, Adrian, Rt.3. ~

Twenty head large breed turkeys,
all early hatch except 5 in June, $40
for lot, FOB, or 25c Tb. Mrs. H. N.
Lord, Toomsboro.

Nine Mammoth White Pekin ducks,
$1 ea: Mrs. Geo. . Peet Soper-=
ton Rt. 2.

Twenty-month-old M,. B. gobbler,
$6; 2-year-old hen, $4; both, $9. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5; -

Fifteen pr. pure White Indian
Runner ducks, $2 pr.; 10 pr. White
Muscovys, $2.50 pr.: 5 pr. large Blue
Toulose geese, $4 pr. W. H. Hagan,
Morrow. :

Bronze turkeys, 5th April hatch, $5
pr.; $7 trio, or 2242c lb., FOB. Write
first, or send money order. Mrs. J. T.
Holland, Toomsboro.

Spring hatch Guineas, grown, 8
for $3.50, FOB. No COD orders filled.
Mrs. O. L. Bush, Doerun.

Five Mammoth White Pekin ducks
and drakes, full feathered, fat and
ready to pick, $1 each. Cash with
mg Mrs. A. J: Collins, Demorest,

Spencer Wonder Bird, trio, $5; fine
cockerels, $2.50 and $2 each: eggs, $2
per 16. Mrs FF: Anderson, Blue

Thirty pure bred White Pekin ~
ducks, 75 each, FOB. Mrs. C. L.
McClure, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Pr. 18 mos. old White Muscovy
ducks, and 3 young ones, 5 wks. old,
$3.50; duck slightly crippled, drake
and little ones have dark spot on
pe Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Ray City,

Pr. very large Toulouse geese, $3.75,
FOB. Jena C. Collier, Barnesville,
Thomaston St.

Fourteen head grown white and
black. spotted Muscovy ducks, wt. 5
to 7 Ibs. each approximately; half
drakes, 75c each, FOB. J. A. Glee

Ridge.

Bee, prs ie mi 3s



tom and. >

: day, October 2; 98
Poultry For Sale

Mallard ducks, 3 pr., sell or exc. for

Game Bantams. C. E. Wright, De-
scatur, RED 2.

e Aisa.
Ja. 1039.

+ goon.. Mrs. G
Rt. 5.

~ Twenty-five Ib. tom, $5: hen and

half grown pe $3. 50: for the 3.
* Cash with order.
- Stephens, Rt. 1.

. W. Williford,

Thirteen fine Canadian Toulouse
geese, at for lot. Wayne P. Sewell,
Ponce deLeon Apts. Phone

Wild Mallards, few left,
$1.50. ea. Write. Lamar Ww. Jefferson,

Ducks,

_ Albany.-

_ Seventeen head geese, all yr. old.
$2 each, or exc. for 2 or 3 gal. milch
cow, in sees or expecting to freshen
. M. Taylor, Moultrie,

Seven Blue Toulouse geese, T5c ea.,

- also 12 Ibs. feathers, ae Tb. Stanley
L. Haward, Helena, Rt,

Rouen ducklings, day 1a 20 e4.,

= not del. Fastest growing, easily raised.

Mrs. W. O. Herrington, Daisy; Rt. 3.

Twenty Alisbelly ducks, 75c ea.,

ee

or $12.50 for the lot, FOB. H. A. Wat-

kins, Braselton, Rt. 1.

Quality, early hatch pure bred

_ Bourbon Reds for breeding. Toms,

$5; hens, $4 ea. Mrs. W. N. Lott.

: Braselton, RFD 1.



Poultry Wanted

ANCONAS
. Want 10 or 15 pure bred Ancona
_pullets, March or April hatch. Mrs.

- W.H. Deen, Pearson, Rt. 2, Box 5.



AUSTRALORPS
- Want trio Australorps. Quote best
- price, J. A. Calhoun, Julia.

BANTAMS
Exc. 18. Ibs. white, black-eye table
peas for 4 W. L. bantam pullets and
1 rooster. Mrs. W. J. Warren, Ash-



. burn, Rt. 2.



BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

Want 12 or 15 B. R. or R. I. Red{
~ hens and 1 cock, any pure breed, |

just beginning to lay, not over yr. old.

State lowest cash price. Ernest Cou-

sey, Rincon, Rt. 2, Box 14,

Want 2 Feb., 1931, or March, 1930,
hatch Parks str. B. R. cockerels or
cocks. Exc. 2 hens and. pullets of

sare strain, ea. pay exp. Mrs. H. F.|

- Cowan, Uvalda.



CORNISH
Want good White Cornish cocker-
a with smooth yellow legs, straight

ie ies -bone, snow white. State price,
ett.
_ John Weaver, Cedartown, Rt.

soon. April hatch preferred.
6.



LEGHORNS
Exe. 2 R. I. Red pullets and rooster,

- April hatch, slightly mixed with In-
dian Game, and other value for W.

L. hens, 8-24 mos. old. W. Harrison,

: Fitzgerald,

Exc. 8 prs. White King pigeons
and I pr. gold cert. Chinchilla rab-

bits and 6 young, 3 mos. old, for

equal value in W. lL. pullets. Miss

Souise Melvin, Ft. Valley.

Want 20 pure bred Buff L. pullets,
March-April hatch, and 2 unrelated
cockerels.
Mrs. J. B. Johnston, Canton, Archer

- Street.

Want 50 or 75.W. L. pullets, well

dev. Eng. or Tancred str. State low-

a ieee Tt.

est cash price. John Blevims, Pooler.

Exe. 8 S. C. W. L. April cockerels
for other cockerels, same kind, to
prevent inbreeding. J. Walter Don-

Want 10 pure bred S. Cc. Brown
=. laying pullets or 1930 hatch hens,
big flop combs preferred; cheap for
cash. Mrs. H. G. Brook, Carrollton,

aldson, Register.

Want 25 to 50 Eng. or Tancred

os March-April hatch W.. Leghorns,

within 40 miles. State price and par-

3 ticulars in first letter. W. F. Miller;

Lula, Rt. 2.
Want W.L. pullets, laying, per 100.

5 Roy Allen, Atlanta, 401 Cherokee



Place.

Exc. value for 15 B. L. March or
April, 1931, hatch pullets, no culls.
Mrs. R. H. Godwin, Boston.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS
Exec. bale of cotton (480 Ibs.),
white, for pullets or hens, not over



2 yrs. old. State kind, str. and what
you can give for cotton. |

Cicero
Freeman, Dallas, Rt. 1.
Want to raise chickens on 50-50

_ basis, good breed, 12 hens and roost-

er. Write first. Mrs. Guy Allen, Bu-

ford, RFD, City.

Want to raise chickens on 50-50

basis, plenty range and feed, any
breed.

Mrs. J. W. Perry, Rochelle.

for other value. Write Mrs.

State lowest cash price. |

tested. Good cond., $25.



Adel, Rt. 1.

ORPINGTONS
Want sev. Buff Orp. pullets or
hens, not over yr. old. Exc.. white
nest onions at $3 bu. or new Texas
cane syrup at 50c gal. D. M. Barge,

Lyons.



R. I. REDS
Exc. a Japanese persimmon tree,
3-4 ft. high, a yrs. old, for a thor-
oughbred S. C. R. I. Red rooster, this
years hatch, Donaldson str. pre-
ferred. Mrs. = T. Harris, Hartsfield.
Exc. 2 large-size geese, $1.50 e2.,

|1 Mallard duck, $1, for 6 young R. -

Red or B. R. hens, ea. pay exp. chgs.,
or will exc. for 2 turkeys, 1931. hatch.
Robt. C. Collier, Barnesville, Thom-
aston. St.

Want 15-20 R. Tr; Red hens in exc.
for corn. Mrs. W. H.' Persons, Mon-

rticello, Rt. 1.

~ Want to buy 25 full-blood Hak
Red pullets or young hens. Cc. J.
Yates, Kathleen.

WYANDOTTES
xr. 2 pure bred Tarbo str. Wyan-
dotte Feb.-March, 1931, cockerels,
heavy laying stock, with party with
same breed and str. Miss Mary
Gibbs, Uvalda.

TURKEYS, . GUINEAS, GEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED
Exc. peck nice, clean, sound, imp.
Honey Drip cane seed, this years



erop, for 3 guinea hens and. rooster.

Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carrollton, Rt. 5,
. Ec. 2 pure bred Bourbon Red young
toms. (as breeders) for 2 same breed
and age to head my flock next yr.
W.N. Lott, Jr., Braselton.

Live Steck For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Fresh cow with 3rd calf, cheap for
cash. Mrs. W. L, Whaley, Rock
Springs,

Three yr. old Jersey bull, wt. 350
Ibs. Reg. papers furn. $50, or trade
Ae od.
Gaines, Tallapoosa, 33 Cleveland St.

Four Black Angus heifers and 1
bull, age 14 mos. at 6c lb. T. L.
Lambert, Grantville...

Five Jersey milch cows, 2 fresh and

3 giving about 2 gal. per day; also
Ruby Raleigh champion prize-

| Winning, Reg. J. bull (from Berry

School) wt. 1400 lbs. Will make best
offer. Wayne P. Sewell, Atlanta,

Ponce de Leon Apts., Jackson, 1039.

Year old highly bred Jersey bull,
fine cond. $40. J. O. Fussell, Dawson.

Hereford bulls, Hereford heifers,
bred and not bred, 6 to 12 mos. old,
also beef type cattle, all kinds. dC.
Collier, Barnesville.

One mixed car load cattle,
bull calves, wt. 150 to 250 Ibs. By
Martin, Carnesville, Rt. 3.

Reg. Hereford pull, 1% yrs. old,
del. at my farm, papers trans. in
buyers name, $75 cash, . James. E.
MacDonald, Moultrie, Rta:

Two and one-half yr. old, 718 Jer-
sey cow, freshen in Spring: 23 mos.
old calf, almost pure bred to pure
Jersey bull. Sell cheap or exc. both,
pure el cow not over 3 or 3%
yrs. old. C. D. Williamson, Plains.

One. well trained work ox, 10 yrs.
old, wt. 1400 Ibs. $50, or exe. for
corn, wheat, oats or peas. R. S, Par-
ham, Greenville.

Good, gentle milch cow with 4 mos.
old calf (male), $18 with calf, or $14
without, at my place. Wm. L. Gor-
don, Ludowici.

Nice grade 5 mos. old heifer, from
full J. heavy milch and putter cow
and Guernsey male, best type. $25
eash, crated and tested. Money order.
George Truelove, Stockbridge, Rt. 1.

Fifteen mos. old Jersey heifer, t. b.
Cash with
owes Paul Ertzberger, Carnesville,
Rt. 2

Fine Jersey bull calf from 4 gal.
cow and $300 male. Large to age. Sell

or exc. for S. P. C. male or female

75 Ib. shoat. Mrs. W. A.
Norristown.

Reg. Guernsey bull calf out of
May Rose bred cow that-is produc-
ing 32 Ibs. milk with this, her first

Sumner,

-ealf. $25, transferred to purchaser.
'R. H. Buford, Jackson.

Two one-half to 4 gal. cows for sale

-or exc. for seed oats and rye. At $40
to 50 ea. Cows fresh in. I. G. Thomp-

son, Summit, Rt. 2.

Four mos .old Guernsey heifer calf, |

Coy size, $15, crated. No Denes: -
. Aderhold, Lavonia.

et strana BEML

Want 25 mixed heavy breed pul-
lets, not over 3 mos. old. State best.
cash. price del. B. S. Wetherington,



pmy place,

Lise Shae Fon or Sale

Jersey milch cow, good cond., sub.4

to reg. Sell or exc. for 35 early spring
hatch pullets or young hens, R. I.
| Reds 8 Cornish. J. T. Daniel, Boston,

Rt.s

ee J. bull calves, grandsons of
Combination Premier. $25 each, or
exc. for seed oats, rye, Ga. cane
syrup, or anything can use. S. G.
MeNeill, Arlington.

Pure bred Double-standard Here-
ford calves, 2-4 mos. old. (Grandsire
Prinee Charming W, Polled, wt.
2300 Ibs., 4 yrs. old), $35 to $65. Ref.
furnished. R./R. Renfroe, Quitman.

Two pure bred male calves, fine
pure Hereford stock, about 4 mos.
old, wt. about 450 to.500 Ibs., $25 ea.

H. C. Waldrep, Forsyth, Rt. 1.
eee head beef steers, 3 yrs. old.
Been on bean and crab grass field 3
weeks. 10. miles Sylvester, 3 miles
south Artesia. I. P. Porter, Sylvester.

Pure bred, reg. Polled Hereford

cattle, both bulls and heifers. E. T.

Boswell, Jr., Siloam.

_ Jersey mileh cow, now giving about
7 qts. per day; freshen in January.
rg = barn. EH. P. Posey, Camilla,

Young reg. Jersey cow, fresh Au-
gust 2nd, with first calf (bull, can be
registered), $75; 2 heifers, reg., 2 yrs.
old, bred, $50; other 20 mos. old, $40
at barn. Have papers. H. L. Elliston,
Rupert.

Three fresh J. cows, t. b. tested;
$75, or $25 each. In drought stricken
area, made no feed, reason for sale.
JB. Miller, Woodland, Rt. 1, Box 59.

Black Jersey male cow, 3 yrs. old,
wt. around I-M Ibs. Sub. to reg. Reas-
onable. Mrs. C. A. Stribling, Lincoln-
ton, RE: 3.

Good. cow with young calf, t. b.
teseted, 6 yrs. old next April. =
Mrs. R. H. Moore, LaGrange, Rt. -

Two reg. Jersey bulls, yr. old and
highly bred. Cheap. S. L. Thornton,
Dewyrose, Rt. 2.

Cow, Y% Jersey, fresh, giving 114
gal. $30, or exc. for large hens at 14c
Ib., or Eng. str. W. Leghorns, March,
April hatch. W. F. Miller, Lula, Rt. 2.

Nice heifer, % Guernsey and. 4

Jersey, 20 mos. old. Mother gives 314 |"

gal. per day, 12: mos. in year; father,
thoroughbred Jersey. $15 at my barn.
C. E. Priest, Sycamore.

One fat beef cow, come see her and|
get price. L. W. Calenback, Tiger,.|

Rt. 2

Bone grade J. cow, 5 yrs. old, 3rd}
calf, 4 mos. old. Good milk and but-

ter cow. $50 without calf, FOB. Mrs.
Roy Bloodworth, McIntyre, Rt. 1.

HOGS FOR SALE .



Si
3ea,; FOB: Willie Brown, Doe-
has.
Pure bred S. P. C. hogs, shoats and
boar, 18 mos. old, for sale or exc.

| for seed oats or Ww. L. chicks. J. Ww.
; McCollum, Ambrose. -

SP . young boar and pigs, Reg.
in buyers name, from champion
blood lines. Cheap. _F. H. Bunn, Mid- |

Ville.

Two. good brood sows, 1 farrow in

+2 wks. other in about a mo. $35 for

both, or exc. for 75 W. L. pullets, 5
or 6 mos. old. Burford Cork, Vienna.

Pure bred big bone Guiena pig, 3

mos, old, $7.50 pr. exc. for seed oats

and wheat. F. E. Harrell, Mitchell.

Three mos. old O. I. C. pigs, from}.
litters of 11 and 12 pigs, treated for
cholera. $7.50 ea. or $14 pr.
papers free. A. T. Rigsby, Sale City.

Big Bone Guinea male pigs, $6 ea.

at 10 wks, old. Pigs only for breed- |

ing; if not pleased upon arrival, exp.

(to me and your money refunded.

R. L. Britt, Marshalville, Box 151.
Fifty feeder shoats, inoculated,

elean and thrifty, 80 to 125 lbs., 6c)

Ib., FOB. O:. K. David, Marshallville.

Big P. C. and R. Jersey mixed,
pure stock. Born deformed in fore
legs, right foot and leg drawn up,

toes shape of human hand, left has

claws, 3 mos. old. Healthy, fine shape.

Six S. P. Cc. pigs, 4 males and 2
females, $3. each: $15 for lot, FOB.

L. W. Calenback, Tiger, Rt. 2.

Duroc J. pigs, August farrow, full-

| blood lines, wt. 50 lbs., $8 ea., reg., or

pr for $15; or 20 head\or more, $6
ea.; 30-40 head, $5 ea. del., my barn.
L. H. Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1,
Box 31.

Fat, thrifty, 6 wks. old Hampshire

'pigs, $5 pr. O. S. Duggan, Chester. .

Twelve shoats, 30 to 50 Ibs. Mixed,
but good breed, $3.50 each. I. H.
Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6.

Fine Duroc J. pigs, $4 each, FOB,
H. J. Borders, Winder,

nice shoats, wt. about 60 Ibs. |

Ped. |

A 7 PS Bee * BCS ak

Live Stock For Sale
Duroc pigs, males . fem
Finest Sensation breeding, 10 wk
old, reg. in buyers name, $7.50; re
Duroc 285 lb. sow, bred to :
winning boar, $35. All cholera.
and crated. Z. L. Scott, Conc

Thoroughbred Duroc, reg.
mos. old, $7-ea. Exc. value for Te
Rustproof oats at market. pric
-E. Boney, Rhine, Rt. 1. es

Reg. Big Bone Black Essex.
guar. W. J: Bargeron, Sardis.

Jersey and. Black Jersey m
cow with 5 pigs, 10 wks. old. Pi
half P: C., $2.50 each, and $7
sow. J. C. Strickland, Guyton

Heavy type pigs, mixed
healthy, 6 to 8 wks. old, $5
Harper, Osierfield.

Pure bred Big Bone P. C.
pigs, 2 mos. old, thrifty and
cond., $4.50 ea. Riley C. Couch, *

Seventeen mixed breed: pigs.
shire and full-blood Duroc, $
each at 6 wks. old, at my barn. ]
C. J. Atkinson, Madison, RE

Reg. Duroc Jersey gilt, sired.
Peroes Prairie King, 11 mos._
about 175 Ibs. Ready for bree
$25 cash with papers; 6 mixed eet U
$3 ea. Noah McGowan, Summit, Rt.

Ibs., $45 for lot, or exc. for. seed oa
and rye; also Little Bone Guinea
and shoats, $15 to $18 pr.
Thompson, Summit, Rt. 2. a
Three pure bred. Duroc males, w
about 100 Ibs. Cherry red, at
my place; also 5 pure bred male -
-60 lbs. ea., 3 mos. old, $6. ea. at x
place. Roy R. Daughtry, Metter.
Fifty lb. Guinea boar, cholera in
mune, and gilt stay-fat kind, $10 a1
$9. W. J. Edenfield, Graymont: :
Little Guinea hogs, stay-fat
6 wks. old, ready to ship. $15
$8 ea.; 5 mos. old, $10 ea. Exc
peanut hay at $10 ton. R. = E
Summit. :

HORSES AND MULES FOR .
Good fast young mare mule
all equipment, fodder, etc., $175

Ed. E. MeLaughlin, . Macon,
Road, Rt. 2. a
A-1 farm mare, 12 yrs. old
good brood mare, works, ki ;
gentle, safe to drive. $50, or =
S. Parham, Greenville. oe
Good, strong: farm mule,
anywhere, worth $75; sell for $
jmay-.farm here. Le A. -
Senoia.
Fine Percheron mare, 12 y.
| 1200 Ibs. Gentle, work anywhe a
cheap or trade for good thrifty hogs
or other value..S.. Thos. Jeff
Nashville, Rt. 3.
Pr. of 800 Ib. mare: mules,
12 yrs. old. Straight and
Gentle, work to anything;
-or cotton at market price.
Powell, Juniper.
Good, 6 yr. old Jack, cheap
barn. J. C. Chapman, Colquitt.
Ten yr. old Tennessee mare
wt. about 1100 lbs. Good a
and a real good mule, ei a
Couch, Turin. :

RABBITS FOR SALE x
N. Z. Whites and Chinchillas
cheap or exec. for laying he
over 2 yrs. old. W. Harriso:
gerald, are
Ped. Junior N. 2. Whit
Black Fox and Chinchillas,
$1 ea. J. L. Gilmore, Fairburn...
Pure Blue Chinchilla 8 m
buck, 75c cash, or exc. for pr.
Mrs. E. V. Prather, Lithonia.
Sev. prs. N. Z. White, pink-ey
best bred rabbits, for sale oO
for equal value. Robt. C.
Barnesville, Thomaston St.

os





grey does, all for $4 _ sali
paid by buyer. Mrs. W
syth, Rt. 5. ee
N. Z Red sn White :
young. stock, from reg. prize

| parentage, $3 pr. or exc. for a: rt
Make offer. C. A. Britt, Vienna, Rt. 6.4can use. Mrs. W. A. Tanner, Br

Rt. 2.
Pr. fine pure bred Chinchil
mos. old, non-related, doe b
2 does and buck, non-related, :
bred tan rex 5 or 6 mos. old, $
75e ea. B. L. Lynn, Waycross, |
Chinchillas, young and
stock. Open and bred does:
does with young. Ped. | te
or trade for W. L. pullets, her
farm produce. James Simp:
lanta, 676 Tifton St. as
Five thoroughbred Ching
1 buck. 7 to 12 mos. old
cash, or exc. for 10. young la:
hens. No. culls. Mrs. A. L
Manchester, 204 5th St.









































Georgia
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_ Arthur D. Jones, Director





Agriculture
ugene Talmadge, Commissioner
HURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1931

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COND-HAND MACHINERY FOR
e Belt Tightner, complete, with
YS; 125 ft. seed auger, complete
th hangers; 54 ft. shafting, 2-7-16;
ngers for same; 2 couplings for
6 shaft; 1 generator; 125 H..P.

d boiler; Type S. C. Clarage ball
ring 45 fan; 75 ft. 18 in. 10 ply.
udy belting; 116 ft. 10 in. 4 ply



Live Stock For Sale
ree ped. Chinchilla does, 6 mos.
tc each; 2 grown Chinchilla
$1.25 each; ped. Black grown
$1.25. Bernard Fuller, Reyn-
RFD 1.

ive Himalayan rabbits and 1
illa does, $2. Robt. McGowon,
land, Rt. 1.

IEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

oO Tog. does and 1 billy, value
FOB here; billy from 6-8 at.
k, does good milk stock. Exc. for
Ss. Write. R. N. Anderson, Haw-
ville, RFD 3.

x mos. old buck, % Nubian, %4
inan; 2 bucks, 3 mos. old, % Nu-
hn and 4% Toggenburg., Cheap, or
de for anything can use. Edwin
ipson, Atlanta, 676 Tifton St;
fannie goat, 8 mos. old, ready to
ed, % Toggenburg, $4. Exc. for
her party to pay exp. chgs.
Gable, Douglasville, Rt. 4.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED >





milk, and 1% to 2 lbs. butter
day. W. F. Miller, Lula, Rt. 2.
ant several good milch cows at a
in. Must not be far off. Write.
O. L. Bush, Doerun.

fresh milch cow to keep. Will
er if pleased. Mrs. J. L. White,
oe Ie

nice milk. Exc. large beef cow,
at and will pay difference. J.
Jes, Marietta, Rt. 4. i



Corliss Eng; 125 High Pressure Scho-.

udy belting. C. M. Harris, Dawson.

1135 bu. acre $1.10 bu. 5-10 bu. lots,

4 for lot; pr. N. Z. Whites, $2;.

in 5 bu. sacks, 45c bu. 25 bu. up; 44c

nt young cow, giving 314 to 4

fresh milch cow, 3 gal. up,

Live Stock Wanted
-Will feed 2 good milch cows
through winter for milk and calves.
Write. Autry McGee, Lithonia, Rt. 2.
Want good milch cow for her feed
this winter, near Jesup at once.
Isaach Carter, Jesup, Rt. 2. a

HOGS WANTED

Want sev. nice, thrifty shoats,
cheap for cash. C. W. Hollingsworth,
Covington. :

Want 10-12 hogs to fatten on
shares, not more than 10 miles from
Jesup, by October 20th, Isaac D.
Carter, Jesup, Rt. 2.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED

Want Toggenburg or Nubian milch
goats. Give full particulars in first
letter. Must. be reasonable for cash.
G. C. Nixon, Fitzgerald.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Exc. value for.a good plug mule.
Write. T. M. Shelnutt, Franklin,
RFD 5.

RABBITS WANTED
Will trade pr. Cochin bantams and
2 Leghorn bantam hens for rabbitz.
Billy MeMichen, East Point, 522 E.
Washington St.

Grain and Hay For Sale ~

Tall growing No. Ga. seed rye, 75c
bu..FOB. J. S. Tankersley, Ellijay.











Rust Proof seed. oats, 50c bu. FOB. in
new 5 bu. bags. Geo. W. Gaston,
Americus, Rt. C.

Five hundred bu. good Abruzzi seed
rye, $1.20 bu; 75 bu. Texas Rust
Proof seed oats, 50c bu. All FOB
Americus or Plains. A. B. Parker,
Plains, Rt. 2. :

Pure, Ped. Fulghum oats, free of
smut or obnoxious seed, any quanti-
Baga bu. FOB. A. F. Sawyer, Vi-

alia. \

Hastings 100-bu., Cokers Cold
Proof and Fulghum oats, 55c bu. 1
yr. from originators. Pure, bright,
clean, R. W. Stembridge, Milledge-

Car of No. 1 bright peanut hay,
saved without rain; full of peanuts,
$10 ton, FOB. Cash. Ref. Merchants
and Planters Bank. W. U. J.
Draughon; Whigham. :

Fulghum seed oats, selected seed,
no weed nor grass seeds therein, 60c
bu. for 10 bu. or more. J. C. Collier,
Barnesville.

Good Blue Stem seed wheat, $1 bu.,
FOB. Money order, cashiers chk,
Arthur Owens, Barnesville.

Pure Bancroft seed oats, free of
foreign seed, 50c bu. Riley Couch,
Turin.

Two M. bu. Texas Rust Proof, re-
cleaned, extra heavy. seed oats, 50c
bu. FOB. Cecil S. Jones, Pitts. &

Hastings 100-bu. oats, clean and
bright, treated for smut, 50c bu. here.
W. H. Bolton, Griffin, Box 436.

Ten bu. pure, clean Blue Stem seed
wheat, $1 bu. or $10.50 for lot. C.
D. Williams, Plains. =

Yeargins New Perfection seed
oats, bred from a single bunch se-
lection 4 times, yield record, 50 to

bu. FOB. W. M. Yeargin, Hart-
well,

Four hundred bu. Cokers Abruzzi
rye, recleaned in new 244 bu. bags.
Yield 30 bu. per acre.
grains. Very fine. W. H. Walker, Au-|
gusta, Rt. 4.

. Red Heart seed wheat, test 60 lbs.
per bu. $1 bu. 10 bu. or more, 90c bu.
FOB. M. B. Lee, Ft. Valley.

Fulghum seed oats, Cokers clean,

heavy and free from obnoxious seeds

bu. 100 bu. up; less than 25 bu. 46c.
Cash with order. Abruzzi rye, 95c bu.
FOB. R. L. Griffin, Augusta, 20
Jackson St. -

Two hundred bu. genuine Norton
Coldproof seed oats, clean and sound,
free of all pest. No smut. 50c bu.,
FOB. J. M. Lewis, Warthen.

Bright Fulghum seed oats, 40c bu.,
FOB, or exc. for pure Ga. sugar cane
syrup, Bay Blue Stem seed wheat, or
white peas, 1 for 1; 2 for 1, and 4
for 1 respectively. D. O. Lane, Ft.
Valley. :

Red heart wheat, Abruzzi rye,
Texas Rustproof oats. All pure. Write
for prices. Paschal Muse, Perry.

Bancroft seed oats, heavy and free
from weed seed, 50c bu. Mrs. Q. R.
Thomas. (Address not given). -

Sev. hundred bu. selected Fulghum
seed oats, 50c bu., any size lots; re-
cleaned Abruzzi rye, $1.35 bu.: solid
grain Blue Stem seed wheat, $1 bu.,

ce MARKET BULLETIN

Good, sound Fulghum and Texas}

Big heavy |t





FOB. Cash with order. J. F. Lowe,

x

Cherokee Place.

Grain and Hay For Sale _

Good, recleaned No. Ga. Tall seed
rye, $1 bu. del. Ga. points in lots of
5 or more bu. Lee Hampton, Mineral
Bluff. :

Genuine Abruzzi rye from Cokers
Ped. seed, clean. and pure, 2 and 2%
bu. sacks, 75c bu., FOB. W. B. Love,
Jr., Augusta, 18 Jackson St.

Turf oats, free from wild onion
and other obnoxious seed, and treated
for smut, 75c bu:, FOB. S. D. Duncan,
Cornelia.

Fulghum oats, 50c bu., 50 bu. or
more, special price; Cokers wheat,
$1; Abruzzi rye, $1.25. W. E. Vinson,
Byron. .

Bright Fulghum, Bancroft and
Nortons Freezeproof oats, 60c; Ab-
ruzzi.rye, $1.25; Blue Stem wheat, 2c
lb. All bred by Coker and State Cet.
S. L. Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt: 2.

Two hundred bu. Blue Stem Ga.
seed wheat, $1 bu., FOB. R. P. Walker,
Bonaire. ~

Twenty-five bu. rye, known as Ab-

ruzzi rye, free from weed and wild

Onions, 90c bu., FOB. E. G. Till, Mt.
Airy, Rt. 1

Abruzzi rye, free from other sesds,
Be! bu., FOB. B. T. Temple, Rydal,
Rt. 2. Soe

Good Fulghum seed oats, 40c bu.,
del.; 350-bu. lots Blue Stem seed
wheat, 90c bu. M. Barnes. Macon,
P. O. Box 91. :

in 5-bu. bags, FOB. R. M. Turner,
Royston.

Recleaned Fulghum oats, 45c bu.;
Abruzzi rye, $1.15; Blue Stem wheat,
$1.15 bu:, FOB: C.-B. Dexter, Ft.
Valley. :

Pure Abruzzi rye, 1st yr. from T.
We age $1 bu. Richard Lewis, Cor-
nelia.

Choice Abruzzi rye, 2nd yr. from
Cokers, pure and recleaned, $1, FOB,
cash with order. W. B. Collier, Ft,
Valley, RFD. :

Selected Abruzzi rye, grown from
Cokers stock, recleaned, in 2%-bu.
bags, $1 bu., FOB., cash with order,
J. D. Massee, Marshallville.

Abruzzi rye, recleaned, pure, 214-
bu. bags, $1 bu.; grazing rye, 75c bu.;
Fulghum .seed oats, recleaned, 50c
bu., cash with order. L. M. Felton,
Marshallville. .

Genuine recleaned Abruzzi rye and
Fulghum oats, from Cokers ped. seed.
insp. and cert. Write for sample and
ee prices. O. K. David, Marshall-
ville.

Thirteen hundred bundles fodder,

4 hands, mostly bottom fodder, $1.75

per 100, at my farm, near Rosebud,
Ga. O. 8S. Bailey, Lithonia, RFD 1.

Twelve tons cut-in-the-pink oat
straw, cut, baled, stored without rain.
Personally used as winter roughage
with concentrates fattening cattle,
$8 ton. R. R. Renfroe, Quitman.

. Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. 5 bu..new crop Brab. peas for
Ne or wheat. M. W. Turner, States-
oro. -
Exc. fine var. peach trees for seed
wheat; also trade for Porto Rico po-
tato slips, the slips to be delivered



May ist, 1932. J. C. Cook, Thomson. | 4

Exc. syrup in No. 10 cans for seed
oats. 1 can for 1 bu. Ea. pay frt.

From 12 to 50 cans,~1931 crop. Ref.

County Agt. C. L. Applewhite, Bos-
0

n. :
Exe. 75 to 100 bu. seed peanuts,
Spanish or Runners, for Blue Stem
seed wheat, bu. for bu. I pay frt. on
wheat and other party on peanuts.
A. H. Richardson, Edison, RFD.

Exc. 20 or 25 bu. good eating apples
for good seed oats. Bu. for bu. Or
wheat, 2 for 1, at my place. T. M.
Shelnutt, Franklin, Rt. 5.

Exe. nice section honey in comb,
packed in cans, 50 to 60 lbs. to the
can, at 10c Ib. for 20 or 25 bu. good
clean Fulghum seed oats .at 50c bu.
Ea. pay frt. W. M. Beasley, Claxton.

Exc. Cokers No. cotton seed, Hen-
dersons Bush lima beans, or white
table peas, for Blue Stem wheat,
Austrian peas or Vetch. H. C. Jones,
Lylerly, Rt. 2.

Exc. Texas Rust Proof oats for 2
bu. Blue Stem seed wheat, free of ob-
noxious seed, etc. W. L. Castleberry,
Adel, Rt. 3, Box 107.

Want 10 bu. Fulghum oat seed.
Exe. Gov. insp. Porto Rico potato
plants next May del. Oats at 50c bu.
Plants at $1 M. Ea. pay chgs. J. R.
Bowen, Rockingham, Rt. 1.

Exe.. %-bu. white, brown-eyed
Crowder peas for 1 bu. wheat. S. H.
McCorkle, Buena, Vista. lee
_ Want bulk wheat or oat straw by
truck load. Roy Alen, Atlanta, 401

eee
re
Rik z

Pure cert. Bancroft seed oats, 60c



Thursday, October 22, 1931 ae
_ Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. good, sound bright mixed field
peas for good seed oats: 314 bu. peas
for 10 bu. oats. Write what you have
at once. H. C. Skipper, Empire.

Want seed oats and wheat. Exc.
field peas, or pure bred Black Guinea,
Ee for same. T. J. Holland, Tooms-=

oro. =e :

Exc. 2 nice, 5 mos. old P. C. gilts
for 20 bu. good, sound seed cats, also
exc. good, sound Speckled field peas
for wheat. Bu. for bu. Mrs. J. B.
Harris, Cordele, Rt. B. :

Exc. 4 or 5 bu. Cream Crowde
peas for rye, wheat, and oats. If in<

terested, write. P. L. Martin, Winder,

Rocce.

Want 2 bu. pure Blue Stem May
seed wheat. Exc. 2 bu. Whippoorwill
peas, sound, this yrs. crop; also 5 bu.
shelled Whatleys Prolific: corn exc.
for 10 bu. Fulghums. C. F. Elliston,
Rupert.

Ten bu. good, sound old fashioned

peanuts to exc. for 10 bu. Fulghum |

seed oats. J. C. Chapman, Colquitt.

Exec. colored, bright, new crop
Early Speckled peas for new crop
Blue Stem seed wheat, true to name,

A-1 cond, An even bu. for bu. L. W.-

Gillie, Soperton, Rt. 1. :

Want 100 bu. good seed oats. Quote
best price. Exc. reg. J. bull calf as
a payment. J. G. McNeill, Arling-
on.

Want good seed. wheat, oats,. rye,
rape and winter peas in exc. for
Spanish peanuts, good and sound.
J. R. Sumner, Alamo, Rt. 1.

Want several bu. of cheap wheat

to feed to chickens.
Lula, Rt. 2.

Plants For Sale

- Everbearing strawberry plants, 30c

W. F. Miller,



C; 400, $1; $2.50M. Mrs. J. L.-Parrish

Nashville, Rt. 2.

Deans delicious Imp. strawberry
plants, 25c C; Klondike and Mis-<
sionary, and Aroma, 20ce C. LL. B.
Dean, Avalon.

Wakefield cabbage: plants, $1 M.
del.; 5 M 75c M, col. Exc. for dry
butter beans. Guyton Teal, Gaines-
Ville, Rt. 1.

Wakefield cabbage plants, $1 M.
del; 5 M lots, 75c M col. Exc. for

dried fruit or white feed sacks. Ed

Mooney, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Wakefield cabbage plants, $1 M.
del; 5 M. 75c M. col. Charlie Hill,
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Chas. and J. Wakefield cabbage
plants, $1 M. del; 5 M up, 75c M.
Exp. col. Exc. for peanuts or. dried
fruit. Jeff Mooney, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Early Flat Dutch and C. Wake-

field cabbage, 20c C; 300, 45c; $1 M.

del. G. T. McDonald, Oakwood.
Wakefield W. J. cabbage plants,
65c, 500; $1.20 M; 5 M. $4.50. Exp.
col; genuine potato onion sets, $1.25
gal., $7.50 bu; Multiplyers, 50c gal.
Cader Stephens, Flowery Branch.
Pure Ga. collard, Marglobe tomato
and Wakefield and Flat Dutch cab-
bage plants, $1.1 M, mailed. Guar.
B. R. Woodliff, Flowery Branch.
Ga. collard plants, 15c C; earliest
Imp. large Klondike strawberry, 25
C. Mrs. Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt.

New Stone tomato, Sweet Heading
collard plants, postpaid, 35c, 200;
60c, 500; $1.25 M. Grady Kelley,
Sulphur Springs, Rt. 4.

Condons Mastodon strawberry
plants, 60c C; Lady T. 40c C; Con-
dons Everbearing Red and Black
Raspberry, $1 doz. Miss C. L. Turner,
Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Ga. collard plants, $1 M; 5 M. up,
75c M. L. E. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants,
300, 35c; 500, 65c; 95c M. postpaid.
R. -Chanclor, Seville.

Chas. J. W. cabbaze plants, $1 M.
Gel.; 5 M up, 75c M, col. Ovie Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Frost proof cabbage plants, now
ready, 15c C; $1 M. Cash with order.
G. L. NeSmith, Ashburn, Rt. 4.

Mint plants, 50c per C. Mrs. Z. M.
Story, Thomson. ;

Chas. -W. cabbage plants, del.
$1.15 M; 500, 65c; 5 M up, 90c M.
Exp. col. J, C. Chambers, Gaines-
ville Rte ts:

Harts delicious blackberry plants,
60c doz; $1.75, 50; $3 C; Cumber-
land Black Raspberry, same price;
all postpaid. Exc. for farm products.
E. J. Hart, College Park.

Missionary strawberry plants,
$1.25, 500; $2 M; yr. old Rhubarb
plants, 60e doz; peppermint, 35c
ae te T. H. McCurley, Hartwell,

Strawberry plants, Gov. insp., $1.50
M. del. Money order,

Touchton, Pavo, Rt. 1.

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Plants For Sale
sionary, Klondike and Lady T.
plants, 50c C; $3.50 M.
= 156. Cy $0 Mo Ls. ..C.
e plants, 65c, 500; $1.10 M..
Petephens, Flowery Branch.
earing Klondike strawberry
Poor. insp., $1.50 M del. Money
Mrs. David Story. Pavo, Rt. 1.
., Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1
-90c C; 500, 75c; 100 M up,
0c 1,000. H. T. Clements, Ten-

u plants, well rooted, $1 C.
W. Taylor, Gordon, Rt. 3, Box

f Life strawberry plants,
0. Mrs. Henry A. Smith, Vienna.
y booking orders for winter del.
ll rooted. Kudzu plants, $4 M,
Express Philema. Mrs. D.
Leesburg, Rt. 1.
abbage plants, 25c C; 300,
M del.; 5 M $3.50, collect.
w, Oakwood, Rt. 1.

H. J., Wakefield, E. Flat

Ww
abbage plants, 15c C; 400,
M del.; 5 M up, 70c M, exp.
W. Williams, Gainesville.
and Chas. W. cabbage
5c M. Sat. guar. D. M. Bar-

xley.
, Chas. W. cabbage plants,

00, 65c del. J. P. Mullis, Bax-.

issionary strawberry plants,
bout 90 per cent true to name,
M, or 30c 100. R. S. Harris,

. strawberry plants, 200 45c;
'500, 90c; $1 1,000. Mrs. J.
Calhoun, Rt. 5.
g var. and Ga. collard, Chas.
t Dutch cabbage, 20c C; 300,
5 M; Klondike strawberry,
00; $1: $2:2541;000: Ty. <Q:
bers, Gainesville.
ly dev. Missionary strawberry
packed in wet moss. Prompt
5c C; $3 M, FOB. Send post-
f. Citizens Bank here. W. F.
ay City.
rry plants, 15c doz.; straw-
15c doz.; also fig trees, 10c
en apples, 40c bu. Vernon
aldwin.
ding var. and Ga. collard,
W., Flat Dutch cabbage, 20c C;
: Klondike strawberry plants,
0, $1; $2.25 M, postpaid. J.
ainesville, Rt. 1.
sive Everbearing strawberry
, soc C; $3 M, del. H. B. Shell,

Eto. { xf
oe and collard plants, 55c,
$1 M, del. B. Crow, Gainesville.
0 crop bunch grape, 1 to-5 tons
re cutting, plants limited, 20c
H. Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6.
ch and Wakefield cabbage
3, 300, 50c; $1 M; Klondike and
T. strawberry. plants/ 25c C;
M, del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood.
Dutch, Jersey and Chas, W.
ge plants, 300, 50c; $1 M, post-
eady now. Marcus Williams,
HG OR Gs 26
tia dewberry plants, 50c doz.
e Hamby, Grenville. _
grown Ga. cabbage plants,
head collards, Wakefield, Dutch,
head cabbage, Globe, Marglobe
Baltimore. tomato plants, del.
00; $1.50 1,000. Mrs. H. L. Howell,
a, 907 No. Patterson St. d
ge and collard plants; $1.25 M;
plants, $1.50 1,000. Mrs. R. E.
Valdosta, 603 E. Savannah

Vakefield cabbage plants, 40c 300;
; Klondike strawberry, $1.60
Se del. Obie Crow, Gaines-

as. W. cabbage plants, 75c 1,000.

Leggett, Baxley.
and black raspberry plants,
doz.; scuppernong, 6 for $1;
ut, chinquapin, hazlenut, 12
0. G. H. Eaton, Dahlonega,

tproof cabbage plants, lead.
dC C; 300, 50c; 600, 90c; $1.25
postpaid; 5 M, $5 collect. Amos
S, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
y T. and early Klondike starw-
plants, 25c C; Himalayan black-
50c doz.; sage plants, 6 for
Mrs. Tiney Phillips, Flowery

. cabbage plants, 300, 50c:
el.; strawberry plants, $1.60
oo Rentie Garrett, Oak-

|W. cabbage, Heading collard.

300, 50c; $1 M, del.; Lady T.
$1.50 M, del. Calvin Gar-

od, Rt. 1, She.

October 22, 1931



| postpaid. Mrs. Gertrude Branan,

Plants For Sale _
_Everbearing strawberry plants, $2
M, FOB. Mrs. L. D. Spriggs, Bick
gos : :

issionary strawberry plants, 25c
C; $1,500; horseradish, 5c ea.: 50c
doz.; sage, 50c doz.; catnip, 5c ea.
Mrs. J. H. Darnell, Jasper.

Chas. W. cabbage and collard plants,
75c M., sat. guar. D. M. Barber,
Baxley.

Millions cabbage plants, Extra
Early J. and Chas. W., 30c 200; 500,
60; 90 M. White Bermuda onion
plants, now ready, 200, 35c:. $1.25 M,

del. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Klondike and Missionary strawber-
ry plants, $2 M, or will exc. for any-~
une can use. Guy Taylor, Macon,

Chas., J. W. cabbage plants, 90c M,
del.; 5 M up, 75 M, exp. col. Exc.
for what have you. Ovie Crowe,
Gainesville, Rt. 2. on

Blakemore strawberry plants, 15
doz.; sage plants, 10c ea., del. Mrs.
A. M. Jarrell, Guyton.

Klondike strawberry plants, $2 M.
Addie Reynolds, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Raspberry and gooseberry plants,
ea. 35 doz., postpaid; Himalaya
blackberry plants, 35c doz., all post-
paid. Money order. Miss Annie Lou
Ashworth, Loganville, Rt. 1.

_ Frostproof cabbage plants, lead.
var. now ready, 20c C; 500, 65c; $1
M, postpaid; 5 M up, 75c M, exp. col.
Amos Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Frostproof cabbage and _ onion
plants, Wakefield and Flat Dutch,
and Bermuda onion, $1 1,000. An-
drew Clark, Thomasville.

Mtn. grown Ga. cabbage and sweet-
head collard, Wakefield and Dutch,
Drumhead cabbage, Globe, Marglobe
and Baltimore tomato plants, del.,
500, $1; $1.50 1,000.. Mrs. H. L.
Howell, Valdosta, 907 No. Patter-
son St.

_Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 20c_C, $1 M; Klondike and
Everbearing strawberry, 25c C, $1.60
M, del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood.

' Cabbage and collard plants, 500,
55c; $1.M, del. B. Crow, Gainesville.

Large rooted Kudzu, McDonalds
earliest blackberry, Cremo dewberry,
Lucretia dewberry, 80c C, $7.50 M;
Celestrial and Brown Turkey figs,
med. 8, $1, del. J. W. Toole, Ma-
Con. Rb. 2.

Collard and cabbage plants, 500,|

75c, $1.25 M, postpaid, moss packed;
15c extra if chk. is sent. Lee Wal-
drip, Gainesville. -

- Late bearing and Mastodon straw-
berry plants, $1.10 C, if only. a C is
taken; cheaper in larger lots, all post-
paid. Miss Ida Dodd, Fair Mount.

Progressive everbearing strawber-
ry plants, 30c C, $2.50 M; Elberta
peach seed, % bu., $2, cash, or any-
thing can use. Emley Long, Cleve-
land, Rt. 4.

Nice collard plants, 500, 50c; 90c
M; 5 M up, 75c M, FOB. O. A. Col-
lins, Whigham.

Progressive everbearing strawberry
plants, 30c per C, 400 for $1; few
Condons Mastodon, 60c C, $1 per
200. Mrs. Sarah Grindle, Dahlon-
ega, Rt. 1,

Rooted Kudzu plants, 2 to 5 yrs.
old, carefully packed in damp moss
and del., $1.35 per 100. Mrs. Parker,
Coolidge, Rt. 2, Box 66.
_ Cabbage and collard plants, 500,
a $1 M, del. Guy Crow, Gaines-
ville.

Huckleberry bushes, $1 C; Hazle-
nut, 6, $1; Everbearing strawberry,
200, 75c; $3 1,000 G. T. Blackwell,
Cleveland.

Good size Ga. collard plants,
prompt shipment, $1 M; 5 M, $4.50;
10 M, $8. G. W, Coleman, Tifton.

Everbearing strawberry plants, 30c
C. Mrs. M. L. Peterson, Vidalia.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch and E, J.
Wakefield cabbage plants, 20c C;
500, 70c; $1.25 M, postpaid; 5 M up,
75e M, exp. col.~ Ernest Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

E. J., Chas. W, cabbage plants, 300,
40c, 85c M; Klondike Everbearing
strawberry plants, 30c C, 60c 300,
$1.55 M, del. Obie Crow, Gainesville.
Red Gold Sugar-Saver strawberry
plants, orig. plants cost $75 M, now
selling $1 per 100. J. .R. Bramlett,
Ellijay, Rt. 4. ca

White Bermuda onion plants, now
ready, large and fine, 200, 35c; 500,
60c; $1 M, del, P. P. postpaid. F. F.
Stokes, Fitzgerald. :

Mastodon Everbearing strawberry
plants, 35c C, $2.50 M, postpaid, no
chks. Mrs. Susie Etris, Dahlonega,
Rede
Frostproof winter heading cabbage
and collard plants, 500, 60c; $1. M,

Lewiston.

MARE ET SULT



Plants For Sale
Rhubarb plants, 40c doz.; yellow
root, 35c Ib.; rhubarb seed, 10c thls.
Miss Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Cabbage and collard plants, $1.25
M; onions, $1.50 M. Mrs. R. E. Hac-
kle, Valdosta, 603 Savannah Ave.

Himalaya blackberry plants, 5c ea.
Exc. for collard plants, honey, peas,
dried apples,
plants or anything useful. Thos.
Thomson, Augusta, 40414 Eighth St.

Wakefield cabbage plants, 80c M;
Klondike strawberry, $1.50 M, del.
O. F. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Missionary strawberry plants, $2
M;- rhubarb, 50c doz.; peppermint,
35.doz.; garlic, 10c per head; catnip,
10c bunch, money order only. Miss
Mattie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4.

Mastodon everbearing strawberry
plants, 35 C, $2.50 M. Exc. for 100-

ilb. cap. white feed sacks or anything

can use, ea. pay postage, no chks.
Mrs. Lizzie Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Frostproof E. J., Chas. W. and early
Flat*Dutch cabbage and Bermuda
onion plants, $1 M, del. Special price
on large orders. B. F. Mallard, Rin-
con.

Cabbage and collard plants, 500,
55c; $1 M, del. Hencen Dowdy,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Everbearing strawberry plants, 40c
C, $2.75 M; huckleberries, 35c doz.,
75c C, $4 M; hazlenut, 6, $1. Exc. for
white sacks, pigs, calves, all FOS.
R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland. }

Plants Wanted

Exc. 5 Ibs. sun-dried seedling
peaches for 750 strong Jersey W2ke-
field cabbage plants. Mrs. A. HE.
Price, Locust Grove.

Want shallot plants or buttons.
also winter Eng. pea. seed. W. G.
Lawrence, Camilla, Rt. 5, Box 146.

Want 500 ea. E. J. cabbage, Ber-
muda onion plants, 200 beet plants.
Exc, pure Thompson B. R. eggs for
same. Mrs. Ancil Crosby, Sale City,

Rt. 1.
Seed For Sale

One hundred lbs. 1931 nice Dixie
Belle watermelon seed, 15c lb. Write.
Mrs. B. T. Anderson, Macon, Rt. 6.

Okra seed, 1 gal. for sale or exc. in
smaller quantities for good, bright
smoking tobacco, not very strong.
Fred Eller, Cumming. :

Scallion buttons, collard and chick-
en lettuce seed for sale or exc. for
white butterbeans. Mrs. W. F. Mor-
ris. Roopville.

Mixed turnip seed, Seven Top, Pur-
tle Top; White Globe and Rape, 40c
Ib. del. Over bu. seedling peach seed,
nice and clean. Make offer. Mrs. A.
H. Price, Locust Grove.

Collard seed, 100 Ib. lots, 15c Ib.:
less, 18 lb., or 1 Ib., 30c. Albert Col-
lins, Whigham.

Hastings Sure Head collard seed,
20c large snuff box full, or exc..1 box
full for 2 lbs., dried apples Ea. pay
pence Mrs. U. C., Page, Baxley,

Salad garden peas, white blooms,
bunch garden peas, (time to plant
now); collard seed, 35c lb., postpaid.
No chks. All 1931 seed. Mrs. H. W.
Corbett, Lakeland.

Genuine Ga. collard seed, new
crop, tested seed, 35c Ib., 3 lbs., $1;
postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Buford.

Dill seed, 10c pkg.; Martin gourd
seed 12c pkg. No stamps. Mrs. T. B.
Thomas, Thomasboro.

Fine white multiplying onions for
seed, or eating, 40c gal; also Hast~-
ings imp. white seeded chicken corn,
10c. Better price on large lots. Will
trade. B. B. Morgan, Clyo.

Chula or chicken corn seed, 20c Ib.,
or exc. for oat seed, or cabbage
plants, or onion sets. J. R. Bowen,
Rockingham.

Burr clover seed, 75c bu. Sufficient
dirt to inoculate. Mrs. W. M. Burson,
Campton.

White nest onions, 60c gal. Mrs. W.





V. Robbs, Flowery Branch.

Old fashioned Bunch Eng. garden
pea seed, 20c Ib. Orders for $1 or
more, del. Mrs. Florence Wiggins,
Metter, Rt. 2, Box 115.

Nice white nest onions, $1 pk. del.
Maude Hamby, Greenville.

Clean, sound white nest onions, |.

85c pk.; white Eng. peach seed, 50c
a C; young trees, 1-2% ft., 50c doz.
4 del. Mrs. R. F. Terrell, Greenville.
Rt. 3.

American Wonder watermelon seed
(largest growing melon in the world),
ay lb. E. T. Clements, Ten-
nille. ne

Mixed peach seed, 50c pk.; also
this yrs. crop pop-corn, 50c peck.
Ford Messer, Waleska. x

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Seed For Sale

-Hendersons baby bunch butter
bean seed, 17c lb.; Alaska garden pea
seed, 12c lb. Postage not paid. Stamps
or money order with order. C. F.
Roberts, Wrightsville. ;

Hastings Shogoin new Japanese
turnip seed, 45c lb. del; Willetts
Wonder Eng. pea seed, 30c lb. Miss
Laura Garner, Warthen.

Cabbage, collard seed, 50c Ib., or
exc. for silver set onion sets, or cab--
bage plants. Mrs. J. T.- Whitaker,
Register, Rt. 1. :

Old. fashioned shallot buttons and
onions. Sell or exc. for anything can
oe a J. J. Buckholts, Thomaston, -

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

Excellent Crimson clover seed in
pod, 5c lb.; Burr clover . seed, re-
cleaned, or some dirt left for inocu-
lation, with nearly as many seed as
without dirt, either, 40c bu. S. L.
Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt. 2. :

Wakefield, Succession, Flat. Dutch
cabbage seed, $1 Ib.; white and yellow
Berrmauda onion seed, $1.50 lb. B. R.
Wocodliff, Flowery Branch.

Onion sets, yellow, brown, red, 20c
lb.; 60c gal.; $1 pk.; $1.85 per % bu.;
$3.65 bu.; Japanese or Ebenezer, 70c
gal.; $4.60 bu. Cader Stephens, Flow-
ery Branch. :

Genuine McQuire watermelon seed,
best var., early and late planting, 25
oz.; $2 lb., postpaid. Wm. Nunn,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 4. :

Three gal. red multiplying onion
sets, 35c gal., del.; 150 lbs. new peach
seed, 142c lb., FOB, or $2 for lot. W.
B. Skinner, Gainesville, Rt. 5. ~

Perennial white nest onions, very
best for green bunching, 55c gal.,
postp id. R. P. Steinheimer, Woolsey,

One or 2 bu.. mixed peach seed.
Make offer by lb. or bu. or exc. for
anything can use. W. H. Garrison,
Commerce.

Blue Goose Crowder peas, not
mixed, $2.25 bu. or exc. for pullets,
mixed, heavy breeds, at 3 mos. old,
40 head. B. S..-Wetherington, Adel,
RED 1. : j

Genuine French shallots (kind that
has no seed nor buttons), 50c C; 300,
$1.50, postpaid; old-fashioned, 50 per
cent heading and Swycard collard
seed, 10c tbls. Mfrs. Shelton Crutch-
field, Toomsboro. -

Tender cornfield bean seed, 25c lb.,
2 Ibs. 45c; no weevils nor tough beans;
money order. Mrs. Less Southern,
Cartecay. ~~ oes ~

Sev. hundred lbs. nest onions, 6
Ib. J. C. Johnston, Hogansville.

Bunch frostproof Eng. pea seed, 25c

Ib., 5 lbs. $1. Mrs. J. G. McDonald,

Colquitt.

White nest onions, 60c gal.; also
peach seed, 3c lb. Mrs. L. H. Coe,
Eastanolle,

Two hundred lbs. Burr clover seed,
hand cleaned, $8 for lot; also white
nest onions, large, round vr., 50c gal.
Add postage to small amts. Luther

Aderhold, Lavonia.

Purple .Top, White Globe turnip

'seed, Southern Curl mustard, each, .

35c Ilb.; Chas. W. and Succession
cabbage, $1 lb. Exc. for nest onions.
or dried peaches. R. E. Bower, Dixie.
Hastiugs Big Seven turnip seed .
collection, mixed with Shogoin,. 30c
Ib.; 4 Ibs., $1; 10 lIbs., $2 del. Cash,
Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Commerce,
Rt. }
' About 70 Ibs. old time, clear cling-

stone peach seed, White Eng. and

Yellow, 2c Ilb., FOB. W. L. Hewell,
Cataula.
Dixie Belle watermelon seed in 25

and 50 Ib. lots, 30c lb, prepaid. Money

ae R. L. Bloodworth, McIntyre,
Rt. 4.

One bu. mixed old time peach see
for sale. Mrs. J. C. Melton, Shei-
man. i

Large red onions and buttons, 40
gal.; also seedling peach scions, cling-
stone, 10c each, $1 doz., or exc. Write.
Mrs. Jeffie Ham, Forsyth, Rt. C.

Small amt. .Chufas or ground al-
monds, corn beans, garden beans,
white butterbeans, bunch peanuts,
10c for large pks., 3 for 25c. Add post-
ae Miss Lona Grindle, Dahlonega,
Rt. 1. :

Red and white nest onions, 60c
gal.; Purple Top, Yellow Globs tur-
nip seed, 35c teacupful; Willetts
Wonder pea seed, 25c cup; Texas
Honey Drip cane seed, 60c gal. del.
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carrollton, Rt. 5.

Seven lbs. Willetts. Wonder pea
seed, 35c lb.; $2.40 for lot; 3. cups _
butter pea seed, 25c cup, or 60c for

lot; % gal. nest onions, 30c del: No
chks. Mrs, J. E. Latham, Carrollton, _

Rio


_ white Hastings

Page Six |
Sea Vor Sale

-Old-time Florida velvet beans, for
~ seed, Dec. and Jan. shipment, $3 bu.
Wilmer Beasley, Kite.

Fifty Ibs. chicken corn or Chula;

corn seed, bright, clean, 20c Ib., or
exc. for Fulghum: oats, Blue Stem
wheat or rice seed. J. R. Bowen,
Rockinghan.

Red scallion. buttons, 40c gal. and;
postage. Mrs. C. H. Capel, Molena.

Hastings Big Seven turnip seed,
slightly mixed with Shogoin, 30c Ib.;
_ 4 Ibs., $1; 10 lbs., $2, cash, del. -C. A.
- Wilbanks, Commerce, Rt. 5.

- Red nest onions, for fall planting,
large kind, 50c gal., postpaid, cash
with order. Mrs. I. M. Greenway,
Dial.

Red ribbon seed cane for sale. Exc.
for hens, 100 stalks for 1 hen. Mrs.
Daisy Malphus,. Haleyondale.

Imp. sorghum seed, recleaned,
$1.25, or exc. for seed wheat, bu. for
bu. J. T. Chatman, Franklin.

Half bu. frostproof Eng. peas, 20c
Ib. Sell-in Ib. lots. Mrs. W. E. Bran-
~ nen, Statesboro.

Any quantity fine, hand-selected

Bll Stone Mtn. watermelon seed for sale

in 50 and 100-Jb. lots, or bu. Make
offer. B. R. Andrews, Haddock, Wal-
nut Level Farm.

Burr clover seed, 1c Ib., unclean,
cash with order. Gene Harper, Hart-
well; Rt. 1.

Eight hundred Ibs. Burr clover
seed, hand-cleaned, 3c Ib. Add post-
age on small orders. M. L. Cotton,
Martin, Rt. 2.

Rape seed, postpaid, lb., 13; 25
lbs. or more, 10c, FOB. G. D. Fain,
Edison.

White eae onions, 50c gal., del.;
scallion buttons, 40c gal., del.;, win-
ter turnip salad seed, 50c lb. Exc.
for 100-lb. white feed sacks. Mrs. J.
T. Patillo, LaGrange, Rt. 6.

Purple Bloom es salad peas, 15
cup, del. Mrs. M. J. Patterson,
dete, Rt. B. -

Old-time red multiplying onions,
50 gal.; Willetts Eng. peas, frost-
~ proof and colored running butter
beans, 25c lb. J. O. King, Luella.

White nest onions, 40c gal.; eating

fe onions, 5c lb. Edna Foster, Ellijay.

- Two gal: white nest onions, 40c
_ gal. Exc. for good white 100-lb. sacks
_ at i0c ea. or for dried apples, 10c lh.
Mrs. D. H. Smith, wdon, Rt. 5.
_. White nest onions, for fall plant-
ing, 60c gal. Mrs. W.V. Robbs, Flow-
- ery Branch.

One pt. mustard seed, 1931 crop,
30c. Add postage. Mrs. Margie Moore,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

; Five Ibs. heading collard seed, 25
Ib.; 10 lbs. frostproof Eng. peas, 25
lb.; 4 gal..white nest onions, 50c gal.,
FOB. . Mrs. B. S. Long, Lumpkin,
RFD 2. ee
- Dwarf Eng. pea seed, 20c Ib.: red
and white speckled Crowders, 35c at.;
or exc. for white feed sacks. Mrs.
John Phillips, Flowery Branch.
Few gal. white nest onions, 40c

gal: 4 pints early Eng. pea seed, 25

pt., postpaid. No stamps. Mrs. Mae
Cantrell, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Geod, white. running butterbean
seed, 15 Ib. 15 Ib. Iot; 2 Ib. lot, 25e
Ib. Add postage. Mrs. W. H. Millions,

ere Butler. Rt. 1.

-_ Old-time red multiplying onions,
680c gal.; Willetts Eng. peas and
Johnson's Wonder Canadian beans,
frostproof, 25c Ib. J. O. King, Luella.
: Old fashioned scallion buttons for
fall planting, 40c gal. Mrs. J. M.
. Bobo, Hartwell.

1931 Crimson clover seed in chaff,
5%ec Ib.; 100 Ib. lots, FOB. R. B.
Kinman. Calhoun, Rt. 4, Box 62.

: White nest onions, this yrs. crop,
$2.50 per bu. Buyer pay postage. Lee
Brooks, Campton, Rt. 1.

One-half bu. good seedling peach
seed, Yellow Globe and White Eng.
Sell.or exc. Mrs. Josie Jenkins, Dah-
lonega.

All kinds old fashioned peach seed
from June to September, 50c per C.
Mrs. Bessie Bunn, Midville.



_ CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE}

Slipped shucked ear corn, car lots.
Whatleys Prolific, now ready, 75c
bu. car lots, FOB ears. J. C. Collier,
Barnesville.

One hundred fifty bu. corn and all
the peas you want for cash or cotton

at market price. W. B. Powell, -Jduni-|

per; Rt. 1.

Seventy-five bu. 1930 crop oad.
Profiifie corn in
_ Shuck, grown under irrigation in No.
Ga. Or as fresh water ground meal,
$F Dbu.< Mrs. 3. H. McPherson, Bre-
men, te 2.
=> Forty bu. corn, TS bu., FOB. Wil-

lie petaliae. Doerun.

Mary Grindle,



eet For Sale
Make best offer on 250 bu. 1931
slipped shuck ear corn, FOB here.
Mrs. Lula B. Cook, Milan.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Cleveland Big Boll cotton seed,



2nd yr. out from Piedmont, $2.25 per;

100 Ibs., FOB. G. C. Mixon, Fitz-
gerald.

Wilson Type cotton seed, ist yr
from orig., 75c bu., or exc. for Ful.
ghum seed oats or W. L. -chickens,

or for shoats. Mrs. T. E. Wise, Pitts,

Rt. 2.
Seed Wanted

Want 2 Ibs. watermelon seed. Quote
lowest price del. W. M. Thornton,

Jesup, Rt. 2.

Want 500 to 1 M bu. good Crimson



clover seed in chaff. Must be cheap, |

and not trashy. Quote best price and
ao sample. Ww. L. Phillips, Louis-
ville

Want 150 Ibs. White Mellilotus
sweet clover seed_in hull. L. D. Mc-
Pherson, (Resident of Georgia), Bir-
mingham, Ala., 707 Sou. Ry. Bldg.

CORN AND SEED CORN WANTED

Want 1 car slipped shuck corn.
Quote best price. W. F. Cox, Atlanta,
RFD 4, Gordon Road.

- Miscellaneous For Sale

Good chewing or smoking tobacco,
124%42c Ib. or exc. for dried apples. Lb.
for lb. Ea. pay postage. J. E. Greeson,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Yellow root, wild cherry bark, 20c
lb; also poke and sassafras root, 8c
lb. L. M. Mathis, Woodbury, Rt. 3.

Will put up pickled pimiento pep-
pers reasonable.
write. Miss Lillie M. Mathis, Wood-
bury, Rt. 3.

Chewing and smoking tobacco,
1242c Ib., twisted, 25c Ib. FOB. Exc.
for chickens at market price, or any-
thing can use on farm. F. M. Fowler,
Surrency. :

Nice, clean, dry sage, 60c lb. del.
- = only. Mrs. J. E. Yarn, Rhine,
R

Walnut kernels, 55c tb. del.; chest-
nuts, 20c lb. del. Exc. fruit, apples
for sacks. M. A. Cochran, Protection.

Roots and herbs, all kinds, for sale.
L. V. Meeler, Baldwin, Rt. 1.

One hundred Ib. cap. cotton feed
bags, 8c each. T. N. Colley, Elberton.
Twenty lbs. fresh-dry-sage, 25c Ib.,
plus postage, or exc. for value. in
meat; sage rooting, 1c each, any
ee Mrs. J. A. Marlow, Royston,
Thirty-five or 40 Ibs. good, clean
geese feathers, White, ae Ib. W. W.

Gibson, Norwood, P. O. Box 44.
_Six lbs. brand a geese. feathers,





60e lb. Mrs. J. B. Paige, Surrency, | *

Rte Be
Fifteen white feed sacks, 100 Ib.
cap., $1.50. Mrs. ce. Carter, Grif-

| fin, Rt c.

"Nice home cured tobacco, 8c Ib.,
any amt. Cash with order. Willie
Herndon, Surrency.

Fig and peach preserves, 50c qt.
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson.

Bone dry yellow root, 20c Ib. Money
order. Mrs. T. H. McCurley, Hart-
well, Rt. 2.

Twenty Ibs. nice, clean goose feath-
ers, $10, or will sell in small amts.
Mrs. D. D. Douglas, Alma, Rt. 1.

Nice dry sage, lb. coffee box full,
20c; hot pepper, 5 doz., 4 doz. 25e:
rooted sage plants, 4 for 25; Eng.
peas, 10e cupful. Add postage. Miss
Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Box 58.

About 40 Ibs. best used |

feathers, $14, FOB. Mrs. E. B. Cot-
ton, Palmetto, Box 47.
Nice dried sage, 1931 crop, 25c gal.;

peach seed, plum, white Eng. and

open clearstone, 25c. gal. Mrs. Tiney
Phillips, Flowery Branch.
. Five lbs. duck feathers, new, $5, or

}exc. for eaual value. Mrs. W. A. Sum-

ner, Norristown.
Two: Ibs. nice new sage, 50c Ib.
Miss A. V. Pope, Winston, RFD 1.
Canned peaches and pear pre-
serves, any amt., sell or exc. for other
farm commodities. Mrs. B. S. Weth-
erington, Adel, Rt. 1. |



Miscellaneous Wanted

Want few bu. corn, some fodder or
hay, few gal. syrup, 3 bu. Irish pota-
toes. Exc. value, or swap some work.
Write Fred Eller, Cumming.

Leading var. apple and peach trees
to exc. for pigs, poultry, wheat, or
rye. T. M. Webb, Ellijay. ,

Want white feed sacks and conden
seed of all kinds. Exc. value. Mrs. L:
* = ec Rt. 2.

Parties interested,



= Wie Slaheons Watted
EXC. garden and field seed for pea-
nuts, corn, meat, lard and other farm
products. Large or small quantities.
Advise what you have to offer and
kind of seed wanted. Andrw Clark,
Thomasville.

Want cabbage, collard, tomato,
pepper, onion seed, baby chicks,
wheat, rye, oats, yellow eorn, etc.,
in exc. for Kudzu crowns, dried

ipeaches, butter beans, Crowder peas.

Lelimo Helms, Buena Vista.

Exc. Eng. pea seed, 1 Ib. for 6 Ibs.
cotton. Write. Ea. pay chgs. Mrs. N.
B. Burden, Elberton, Rt. 8, Box 63.

One bu. blackeyed peas to exc. for
home made chewing tobacco. Must be
good. 2 Ibs. for 1. Guy Abernathy,
Lula, Rt. 2. ~

Exe. value. for hens or P. C. cow
pigs. Mrs. J. J, Buckholts, Thomas-
ton, tr 5:

Exc. $10.50 value for 100 Ibs. new,
this yrs. cotton. Mrs. S. P. Tapley,
Woodbine.

Exe. syrup to be made in Novem-
ber for cans: sell good, thick syrup,
60c gal. and pay in exc. 9c per new
clean can. J. H. Lloyd, Milan, Rt. 3.

Want 125 Ibs, lint cotton. Exc.
value. Ea. pay postage. Write. Mrs.
O. K. Yeomans, Gardi, Rt. 1, Box
34.

Exc. value for Brown L., White. or

| Partridge Rock or Ancona chickens,

and Black Guinea or White Face
hogs, = etc. Write for particulars.
Mrs. L. Harrington, Wray, Rt. 1,
care ME. L. Barfield.

Want some good home-made sew
ing tobaeco at a very low price. D.
L. Wilson, Waleska, Rt..1. :

Want chicken feed; mixed grains
or any grain suitable for feed,

some exhibition grade, 1930 hatch.
Cock and about 20 hens, at $1 ea. All
or part. L. S. McLean, Sharpsburg.
_ Exc. collard plants at 10c per C
for nice fresh butter or eggs.. Mrs.
J. T. Sutton; Pelham.

Exc. smoking or chewing tobacco

'}for cabbage plants, seed oats, onion

plants, white feed sacks. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. C. T. Houston, Black-
shear.

Exc. sundried peaches at 15c Ib.,

for bright sundried apples or white

shelled butter beans, lb. for Ib. Also
exe. for 1 bu. sound, clean wheat 80c

buEa. del. Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust |

Grove.

Exc. value for sugar cane syrup,
sugar crowder peas, pecans, also few
meat hogs, or anything of equal
value. Write M. B. Lee, Ft. Valley.

-Exe. 10 bus. cream col. Sugar
Crowder peas for 10 lbs. chewing to-
bacco. Ea. pay postage. T. H. Davis,
Silver Creek,

Four Ibs. each, pole beans, half
runners, and 2 Ibs. early 6-wks.
bunch, for 100 Ib. cap. feed sacks, 2

Ibs. to the sack, or broom straw. Mrs. |

Lena Jackson, Bowdon, Rt. 1.

Want 10 or 15 Ibs. good goose
feathers. Exe. dried peaches, apples,
at 10e lb., or table peas at 8c Ib.
Mrs. C. L. Willis, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

Want rabbit tobacco, several Ibs.
Mary Connolly, Atlanta, T79 Con-
federate Ave.

Exe. good leaf, flue-cured smok-
ing tobacco for white feed sacks,
dried fruit, cabbage plants, or onion
sets, 12c Ib. Mrs. J. B. Jones, Mil-
ford, Rt. 1.

Want 100-500 Ibs. bright leaf, flue-
cured tobacco. Quote lowest cash
price, or will exc. value. B. F. Fagan,

| Martin.

Want 10 to 150 bu. clean Tillman
peas. Send sample and best price.
Walter Rahman, Macon, Forsyth Rd.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Quality baby chicks, Reds, Rocks
and Wyandottes, pure bred, $8 C.
del. Monday and Wednesday ea. wk.
E. N. Elder, Monticello.

Thoroughbred chicks, Barred,
White Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes, $9
C;. heavy assorted, $8.50; lots less



than 100, add ic: custom hatching,

36. RK. H. Fechtel, Waycross.
Quality White he Reds and Rocks,

chicks that live. Write for prices.

Eustace J. McKinney, Jr., Blackshear.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want about 200 or 300 chicks to
raise on shares to 10 wks. old, any
good breed except W. Leghorns.
Write before sending, and state
kind. Arthur Kirkland, Cobbtown.

Want 100 W. L. to raise on halves
to 8-10 wks. old, 1 furnish feed, party
pay chgs. of del. Write first. Miss

as M. Cpidece Thomson, _

in:
exe. for S. C. Black Minorca hens,

ee

Baby Chicks Wanted

Exe. bale of cotton (489 Ibs
white, for baby chicks to be de
Jan., heavy breeds preferred. St:
str., etc., and what you can give ;
the cotton. Cicero Freeman, Dall

Want 75 chicks to raise on hale
B, R. or any large breed, I fyrn:
feed, party pay ches. of del. M
T. Gandy, Sparks, Rt: 1. 35

Want 100 Black Minorca ba
chicks. State lowest price for
Want at once. Rufus Shelton
ham, Rt. 2.

Want 100 big breed chicks
on halves to 8-10 wks. old, I f
feed and party pay chgs. of da
Nov. 1. Mrs. Guy Allen, B
RFD, City.

Want 100 big breed chicks t
on halves to 6-8 wks. old, T furn
feed and party pay ches, of
Mrs. T. T. Winge, Rockingham..

Exc. 3 pure bred Chinchillas,
old, 1 buck and 2 does, for 39
pred chicks. Mrs. JG. Puiter,
nolds.

Want 300 heavy breed c ic
raise to 6 wks. old for 1-3, 0
wks. for half; 20 years exp.

J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rete

Want 5M baby chieks to rai:
shares to 8-10 wks. old. D. N. Pai
Conyers, Rt. 3.

Want 800 or 1 M Barred R
R. I. Reds or White Rock ba
chicks at once. Exc. for same
R. Lee Brannen, Statesboro, Ri

_Eggs For Sale

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs,
fertile, 75c per 15, prepaid: No chi
Garnet Prince, Demorest,

Box 2.

Tancred W. L. eggs, 75c per
Exc. for onions, dried apples. Cart
to be returned. Mrs. Wavy A,
Toomsboro.

Turken (Spencer Wonder bir
eges, $1.25 per 15. Cartons re
Rebecca Campbell, Atlanta,
Boulevard, S. E.

Hatching eggs, Booths
from 2 yr. hens, selected, $1 per
del.; $4 .C. (Name and address
given).

Soap pson Ringlet B. R. cae
$1 per 16; $1.75 per 30; 2nd, 85
15; $1.45 per 30 del. Cartons rel
J. E. Steadam, Bainbridge, Rt.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, 7
15. Byers str., fresh, fertile, pre
rage No chks. J. H. Loyd, V

Thompson B. R. eges from
winning stock, $1 per 15. Cas
crder. No chs. Mrs. Milton
Sylvester, Rt.

Select. techie eggs from
bred B. P. Rocks., 80 per cen
tility, $1 per 15, or exc. for
wheat, seed oats, pla
fonion. sets.. Crates: ret: J. R.
Rockingham, Rt. 1.

Eggs Wanted

Want heavy bra eggs for
ing, Pay 2c an eg
ret., or set for
custom hatching, $3 eo of 12
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt.
Want pure bred hatching Red
Rock eggs by the case each we
Name price, also custom ha
3c an egg, or on halves. From
ee weekly. E. N. Elder, i
cello





Positions Wanted 7

Want job gathering crop, pick
cotton, etc., and 1 or 2-horse cro
for 1932 on 50-50 basis. Other part}
to feed and furnish everything. I
= oe the work. B. G. Way, Me
Thoroughly exp. poultry and |
raiser and market gardener
like work with a reliable and cn
able man. Wife and solf only.
hard, interested workers. H. L.
ell, Atlanta, Brown Mill Road.
Kutz Poultry Farm.

Thirty-five-year-old, exp. dairy
farm worker, wants job for
and small farm, or truck, hogs
poultry farm. 5 in family.
Sheatham, Moran, Rt. I.

Man and wife want home with

couple and assist with work on fai
No bad habits. Good ref. Ready
move any time. J. W. Hutto, Cc
RFD 1.
. Exp. truck and tractor driver 4
exp. dairy hand, easy to get @
with, wants work for board, laun
and a little money. Robt. Beck Hc
Springs, Rt. 1.

Want 1-horse farm on halve
any time. Man and wife. R. W.%
eect. 2 at ae



a









October 22, 1931

esitions Wanted
9-horse farm in So. Ga. on
9 in family. 3 plow hands.
plant most any kind crip;
ike to have cows and hogs te
er. 10 yrs. exp: tobacco. B. G.
ay City, Rt. 1.
















































































2 hogs, truck and general
Can moye at once if can
ork until Xmas. So, Ga. only.
Hines, Tifton, Rt. 7.

| or 2-horse farm on half
or year 1932. 8 in family.
ist Ga. J. E. Crabb, Metter,



work for balance this year
ood, gathering crop, etc.,
crop for 1932. Take part pay
f to live on. E. F.: Hardy,

oes
rk on farm at once, truck
og cutting, etc. Well exp.
tate wages with board and
da kind of work. Daniel
LaGrange, Rt. 1.
rk at once. Dairy or farm.
le. State wages with board
mdry. Any kind of work. H. H.
n, LaGrange, Rt. 1, Box 118.
-horse crop on halves. Can
self. Want with good, honest
ite. Smith, Atlanta, 392
St. :
-horse crop in So. Ga. Must
ertile land. Can almost
, can furnish team with a

i State what you can offer:
Batten, Rickingham.
man with 1 child wants
dairy or truck farm. Can drive
ke truck or car. Wife willing
9. Consider small wages and
board. 25-30 miles Atianta.
Tolison, East Point, 411 E.
igton St. eS

le aged man an wife want
on farm. Small saiary, room
ard. Ref. exc. Honest and re-
, A. Worley, Dunwoody,
, 1-horse farm on 50-50 basis.
id self. Want to get with party
on furnish work when not in
ised and worked all life on
. Denson, Atlanta, RFD 5,
K. Tubbs.
3-horse farm, any good agri-
section of Ga. Share basis.
denty of force, but must be
ed. Write. G. W. Brooks, At-
Gould St., S. E.
ity-one-year-old single man
work on farm. Life time exp.
ny make truck, etc. Begin
- Good ref. Write. E.G.
ons, care E. L. Oliver.
l-horse farm on halves.
sufficient force for same. Or
vork. 6 in family, all workers.
farm on shares. D. M. Park-
ere =
-horse crop on halves. Must
ed. 6 children large enough
Want nar school; good land
J. S. Sutton, Pelham,

ay

house.
position as overseer on 10 or

wife, 4 children. A. & M.
graduate. Operate and repair
rn farm machinery. A-1 ref.
con, Atlanta, 953 Fortress






dairyman, married, wants
with good dairy, or a good
Write or come see. Otis Mc-
Taylors Creek.

girl wants home and job on
or somewhere with good family,
at work. Honest, good work-
= Essie Hadden, Staple-




















n and wife want job in dairy.
exp. Reference. A. C. Sheffield,




ston.

nt job in dairy. 10 yrs. exp. Ref.
_Shappeard, Decatur, Rt. 2, care
Richardson. -

t a patch farm with house
olacksmith shop. Am honest, so-
etc. C. M. Morgan, Wrens.




on farm, with room, board and
Both work. Reliable, young
Mrs. C. E. Pendley, Douglas-
care Gen. Del.

irty-five-year-old single man,
> crop for 1932 on shares, and
i with family. Can furnish self.
So. Ga. O. R. Steger, Jackson,





ted man wants place near
m with plenty swamp land to
10gs and 3-horse farm, diversi-
oe Well exp. M. L. Bray,

job at once on farm. Middle
.in farm work and dairy
work. Can furn. ref. John

ell, Rt. he . ie a :






-horse farm on 50-50 basis, |

se farm. Lifetime exp. 35)

in and wife, unincumbered, want |)

MA Ee
: Positions Wanted

Sober, honest, hard working man,
married, wants job by month as
working foreman or care for poultry
farm. 5 yrs. with poultry, rest on

farm. 27 yrs. old. J. C. Ethrid -
syth,-Rt. 2. sete

Man and wife desire.1-horse farm
on halves or wages. Have to be moved
and furnished. Well exp. in all lines.
G. H. Mitchell, Atlanta, 564 Form-
walt St.; SE. =

_ Twenty-one-year-old. boy wants
job on farm. Do not drink nor eurse.
Exc. ref. Work now and for 1932.
$8 mo. with board and laundry. At
once. R. F. Jones, Butler, Rt. 1, care
W. H. Mullions.

Want a good farm. Have family.
Extra good farmer, fine truck gard-
ner, also success with. melons and
peaches. M. Mercer, Gray, Jones
County.

Want 2-horse farm on 50-50 basis.
Near Griffin, or other town, Exp. in
farming, dairying and hog raising.
Finance welf. Near school. Ref. exc.
C. A. Vaughan, Jackson, Rt. 4.

Want 4-horse farm in Sumter
County, near church and school,
50-50. Have own stock, feed and
force. Walter B. McLendon, Ameri-
cus: Ri 2. :

Want a good home to assist \with
poultry, etc. Young, healthy woman,
extra good farm hand, has a child
2 yrs. old. No husband. Address. Pare
Farrar, Macon, 364 Orange St.

Want 1 horse crop, 50-50 basis.
Good force to work. Have to be furn.
3 good size children, wife and self.
Do my own shop work: understand
all about farm work, raised on farm.
M. Ellis, Hogansville, Rt. 3. :

_ Want small farm for 1932. Would
live in yard, look after things for el-
derly couple. Grist mill and black-

smith work, cattle, hogs, chickens, |

ete. At once. Wages for hal. this yi.
Carter Terrell Newborn, Je oe

Single man, 27 yrs. old, exp. in
dairy and farm work. Want job with
dairyman: Know how to run dairy
and deliver milk. Quinton Brown,
Collins, Rt. 2.

Want farm suitable for poultry,
50-50 basis. Owner to advance money
for start; can move now. Describe
farm, advise amount willing ad-
vance. T. E. Brooks, Comer. :

Want 3 horse farm. Plenty force.
2 boys to plow and myself; 4 girls to
hoe. 12 in family. Good ref. Well exp.
in farming. Have to be furn. Ready
to move Dec 15. J. P. Brown, Syca-
more, Rt 1. Box 140.

Want 1 horse crop good land on
50-50 basis. Need some help and have
to be moved. Exc. ref. G. W..Wash-
ington, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Eighteen yr. old boy wants job
driving truck for. farm or dairy.

Want job driving milk truck or
anything else in dairy work. 12 yrs.
exp. in dairy work. Wife-and baby.
wore cheap. D. F. Fife, Griffin,
Rie;

Want 2 or 3-horse farm of real
good land, buildangs; convenient to
school and church. Near Atlanta pre.
VJ. O. Giles, Marietta, Rt. 4.

Want 1-horse farm on halves. Can
move and furnish self. Have wife and
2 children. Exp. and ref. E. D. Wof-
ford, Atlanta, Rt. 53, Box 220..

Want job with stock raiser or
dairy man. Middleaged, capable of
doing all kinds of repair work around
place, driving truck and other work,
also some knowledge of poultry in-
dustry. J. G. King, Decatur, Rt. 3,
Box 70...

Religious boy, 22 yrs. old, no bad

habits, wants a job on dairy, poul-
try or other farm, until March,
1932. State what you can offer in
first letter. Morris Alton Jackson,
Bowdon.
Want 1-hors crop for 1932 on
50-50 basis. Good land, good house.
Self and 2 boys to work. Can move
and feed myself. Prefer - Morgan,
Green or McDuffie county... A. B.
Walden, Conyers, Rt. 1, Box 210.

Exp. blacksmith and miller wants
mill and shop on live and let live
terms. Prefer within 30 to 60 miles
of Chattanooga in Ga. No drinker
nor tobacco user. Wife and 4 child-
ren. J. W. Carter, Bronwood.

Twenty yrs. exp. turpentine woods,
Can handle any part of business.
Want position. Write or see Samuel
Thos. Jefferson, Nashville, Rt. 3.

Want farm of about 40 acres, good
land, 50-50 basis. Need no help. Ref.





exc. W. A. Goare, Bannockburn.



Want job on poultry farm at once.}
|Mrs. E. N. Byrd, Loganville.







Positions Wanted |

_ Married man, sober, honest, life
time farmer. wants good i-horse
farm on 50-50 basis, with good man,
good land; near church and school.
Diversified farming. Raise hogs on
halves. J. E. Lampp, Tarrytown, Rt.
Tt Box-32

Farm Help Wanted .

Want boy, 12 to 18 yrs. old to live
as-one of family and help with farm
work. Small salary. Prefer an orphan.
Write soon. W. R. Bearden, Cartecay.

Want man or boy to work on tarm.
Will furnish clothing, board and
laundry. Good home for right party.
Ee W. M. Thornton, Jesup,

Want a farmer with equipment to
operate 40 acres on 1/3 or %. 20
miles west Atlanta on highway. See.
S. S. Storer, Douglasville, Rt. 6.

Want thoroughly competent and
exp. man to handle about 300 colo-
nies of bees, near Valdosta on shares.
Ref. as to ability and integrity re-
quired. Must be able to finance self.
A. J, Heard, Weliston.

Want thoroughly reliable farmer
who can finance self to handle 100
acres good land in cultivation. 2
dweiling houses, 4 good mules and
12 acres alfalfa: on main highway
near Athens. Able to finance self.
W. i. Abney, Athens.

Want good, middle aged woman tu
make heme in family of 4 and assist
with garden, poultry, etc. Frank
Quinn, Hazlehurst, RFD 3.

Want good, middle aged couple to
live on small place and caretake for
.2.peopie. Board, lodging and smali
salary. Ref. required. Good place.
phen Maddox, Stone Mtn., P. O. Box

Want good, reliabie, honest single
man, 40-45 yrs. of age, with lifetime
exp. in farming to live in home and
run about 15 or 20 plows; lots of
grain, etc. Ref. required. Miss Mamie
Garrett, Charing. ;

Want help for a 2-horse crop on
3rd and 4ths. Farm known as Grice
Place, 244 miles north Roopyille. J.
&. Shackeliord, Roopvilie, Rt. 2.

Want a geod share cropper; also
heip for a 2-horse farm, able to fur-
nish himself. 2 miles west of Millen.
F. B. Burke, Millen, Rt. 4. et

Want some middle aged couple to
live in home with my mother and
look after gen. farm work. Will give
the rent. Must have good ref. Mrs. E.
VY. Prather, Lithonia.

Want exp. trucker on share basis.
I furnish land, wood, mule, plow,
tools and mule feed; have some rich
branch bottom land. E. S. Blackwell,
Shady Dale. ae es
Want farmer able to furn. own.
stock, plows, etc., and move andfurn.
self for 12 acres good land for truck-
ing; 30 acres in big pecan _ trees.



Salary reas. Fred May, Franklin, Rt. Come and see. Dan Fischer, Bacon-
a6

ton. Lee

Want middle-aged woman to live
in good country home and look after
chickens and other light work. Small
salary, or board and clothes. Mrs:
W. M. Vaughn, Cumming, Rt. 6,
Box 98a = :

Georgia Products For Sale
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE.
Few Ibs. pole-cat peas, cream

crowders, 6 bu. blue peas. Make

offer. Mrs. Lucy Whitfield, Gills-

ville, Rt. 2.

Unknown peas, bright stock, in
even wt. bags, $1.10 bu. FOB Blue
Ridge. 200 bu. ready for shipment.
F. R. Rogers, Young Cane.

_Few Speckled Crowder peas, also

black-eyes and New Eras, and 6 bu.

peanuts. Make best offer, FOB. Mrs.

D. H. Bruce, Jasper, Rt. 2.

Hastings Speckled Bunch butter
beans, good sound, at'10c Ib. Mrs.
M. D. Kelley, (address not given).

Tender cornfield seed beans, brown
crease back, Ky. wonders or string-
less green pod. Mrs. C. D. Hayes,
Morganton.
~ McNeal frost proof Eng. peas, 25c
Ib. del. P. P. Mrs. E. J. Greer, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 3.

Willetts Wonders, 30c Ib. Add
postage. Lillie - Averette, Buena
Vista. :

One bu. black-eyed peas, for sale
or exc. for honey. Mrs. W. M. DeLay,
Douglasville, Rt. 6.

' Five or 6 bu. white, black-eyed

peas, $2 bu. or exc. for seed wheat, or

thoroughbred hens or good pigs. G.

W. Washington, Bremen, Rt. 2.

Thirty-five Ibs. Willetts Wonders,

for seed, 20c Ib. or exc. for seed



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| Georgia Products For Sale

Bunch frost proof Eng. pea seed,
very prolific, 25c lb., 5 lbs. $1. Miss
Eva M. Tankersley, Thomson.

New crop -sound Speckled field
peas, $1.25 pr. exc. See or write at
once. Mrs. J. B. Harris, Cordele, Rt.

Bunch Eng. pea seed, extra fine,
35c lb.; dill seed, 10c oz.; also blue
huckleberry bushes, make offer. Mrs.

N. B. Burden, Elberton, Rt. 8, Box

63.

Twenty bu. Red Hull Speckled
peas, $1.40 bu; 75 Ibs. little white
black-eyed peas, 7c lb. FOB. M. O.
ee for oats. W. C. Wicker, Wrights-
ville.

American Wonder field peas, $1.
gal. del. Will make 4 times as many
as any other I ever saw. Fine table
pea. E. T. Clements, Tennille.
-Black-eye lady finger peas, 7c lb.:
Exc. for white nest onions or what

1931 crop, 10c teacupful, or 25c ib;
cushaw-and pumpkin seed, 10c tea-
cupful. Mrs. J. W. Fordson, Tooms-
boro, Rt! 2. i

Few bu. imp. Clay peas, $1.80 bu.
or 50c peck, del. P. PR. H. V. Pickel-
simer, Hurst.

Brown speckled peas new and
clean, 8c lb; limited amt. white lady
finger peas with black-eyes, 1931
crop, 10c Ib. Cash. Mrs. B. F. John-_
son, Dawson, Rt. 3. .

Yellow Crowder peas, clean and
sound, running kind> $2 bu. FOB. H.
T. Crumley, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Calif. black-eyed peas, $1 peck;
cornfield bean seed, 2 cups, 25c.-Add
peace: Mrs. J. A. Scott, Carrollton,

sound. Not damaged one in lot. 10c

Ib. Sample on request.
Webb, Ellijay, Rt 3.
Thirty lbs. frostproof Eng. pea

seed, 20c lb. or 2 Ibs. 35c. Add post-

for 2 lbs. good, dried apples or
onions. L. B. Hutchinson, Fitz-
gerald, Rt. 3.
White Vining butterbean, 20c Ib.;
Bunch, also mixed peas, mostly large
Whipps, $1.75 bu.; Brabs, $2. Will
exc. B. B. Morgan, Clyo. ~
Brabhams, $1.50 bu.; Black peas

cleaned; butterbeans,
Bertha.Bunch, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

Mung beans, 15c. lb., 3 Ib. lots and
more. Add postage. No chks. Money.
order with order. Levonia Stewart,
Talking Rock.

Heavy-bearing var. winter garden
pea seed, 15c lb. del. 309 Ibs. on hand,
Joe Manning, Funston, |

Twenty-five bu. Clays, 15 bu. New

cow peas, new crop, 75c bu., FOB, or
exc. for Fulghum seed oats. Bu. peas
for 2 of oats. Bob Neal, Cordele.

Small Winter Eng. peas, known
locally as Ivey pea. Very prolific, 20c
Ib. up to 20 lbs. 15c in larger quanti-
ties, FOB. W. N. Hall, Boston, P. O.
Box 155.
Three bu. Little White Lady peas,
or $3 bu. O. J. Edwards, Da~
Cua 5

35c Ib. del.; 5 Ibs. 30c lb. del.; 50 Ibs.,
$10, FOB my shipping point. Exc.
some for real good eating apples. L.
M. Kennedy, Collins.

Black pole bean and cornfield bean
seed, each, 25c teacup; Red and
White Speckled Crowders, 40c at.;

Mrs. W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch,

Sound, 1931 early, heavy bearers,
Eng., pea seed, 35c lb., postpaid; over
3 lbs., 30c Ib. Evelyn Mullins, Milner,

and spotted Sugar Crowder peas, un-
mixed, undamaged, dbl. recleaned, 10
Ibs., $1; 100 lbs., $7, prepaid. Booking
order for future del. C. F. Maddox,
Buford.

New crop Brown Whipps, $1.50 bu.;
pure imp. Blue Whips, $1.75 bu.,
FOB; Hastings pure Brown Crowd-
ers, 7c lb. Money order or cashiers
chk. Exc. Crowders for 5 bu. each,

D. Johnston, Grayson.
Willetts Wonders, 25c lb.; 3 Ibs.,
50c.; 8 lbs., $1.00; 50 Ibs., $5.60, del.;

Brabs, $1.50 bu., FOB. T. B. Dellinger,
Maxeys, P. O. Box 83.

Ib., or 3 Ibs. 25 del. in 3 Ib. lots;
also few Cream Crowders, same price.

Few bu. nice Lady peas, $1.50 pk.;



wheat, oats, rye, or anything can use.



3
Se

L. B. Rountree, Swainsboro, Rt. 5.

boro, e

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ASE St

have you? Mrs. O. lL. Bush, Doerun. -
Old time running garden peas, ~

Fifty Ibs. nice, clean rice peas,
Mrs. T. Meo



Oy ae

age on orders less than $1. Exc. lb. |

and Red peas, each, $1 bu., well
20c Ib. Mrs.

Eras, 10 bu. Speckled, 15 bu. Mixed



Frostproof Eng. peas, prolific var.,

Purple Hull white table pea, 40c qt.

_ Fifty bu. pure white, large cream

wheat and oats for planting. Mrs. W. ~ =

4 bu. New Eras, recleaned, $5, FOB;-
Little White Rice peas, clean, i0c

Mrs. S. E. R. Young, Rochelle. Rt. 1. _ =
$5 bu., FOB. Mrs. H. N. Lord, Tooms- _
































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Georgia Products For Sale

White, Calif. blackeyed peas and
Cream Sugar Crowders, 8c lb.; bunch
Eng. peas, 20c lb.; butter peas, 15c
= Mrs. W. V. Thompson, Bremen,

Ske

Lady peas, 10c lb.; Willetts Wond-
ers, 20c lb.; 2 lbs., 30c; red and white
Speckled Crowders, 10c lb. or exc.
Mrs. Tiney Phillips, Flowery Branch.

Frostproof Eng. peas, 25c lb.; 5 Ibs.,
$1 del. Exc. for wheat, oats or rye
for seed. Mrs: Ruth Braswell, Logan-
ville, Rt. 2.

Fine quality seed or table peas,
Sugar Crowders, $1.25 peck, prepaid.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

Fine blackeyed Crowders, $2 bu.,
FOB; finest tender cornfield beans,
35c; colored, 30c lb., FOB. B. T. Tem-
ple, Rydal, Rt. 2.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice sun-dried old _ fashioned
peaches, 10c lb., postpaid. Mrs. Logan
Beach, Gainesville, Rt. 1.
Nice sun-dried Elberta peaches,



12%c lb. Mrs. W. W. Taylor, Gordon..

Nice sun-dried apples, new crop,
12%4c Jb., del. Money order. Mrs.
Minnie Reid, Dahlonega, Rt. 4.

New crop nice sun-dried apples, 6c
Ib., del. in 10 to 50 Ib. lots. M. Daven-
port, Hemp.

' Nice red and yellow apples, $1 bu.;
6 bu. lots, $5; dried apples, 744c lb.
All del. G. W. Nooney, Jr., Quill.

One bu. dried peaches, 10c Ib; also
2 doz. May cherry sprouts, $2. Add
aa Mrs. Flora Sams, Cumming,

Clean, yellowed dried peaches,
12%c lb.; white dried peaches, 124ec
Ib.; also canned cherries, 40c qt. Add

postage. Mrs. J. B. Simonton, Law-

renceville, Rt. 2.

wenty-five lbs. dried peaches, 10

Ib. Mrs. J. B. Lynch, Brooks.

One hundred Ibs. old fashioned

~ @ried peaches, 10c lb., not prepaid.

Mrs. J. J. Hendrix, Jefferson.
Nice, clean sun-dried peaches, 12

Ib. del. Mrs. Grace Murphy, Jaspex,
Rt. 2, Box. 61.
Sun-dried delicious apsles and

peaches, 10c lb. Exc. for value. M. I.
Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Imp. Red Shockley and Tate ap-
ples, $1 bu. del. P. P. Also nice sun-
dried apples, 10c Ib. del. T. C.
Maeney, Quill.

Dif. varieties of apples at market
prices. Cash, or exc. for chickens,
eggs or other farm produce at market
price. E. J. Cagle, Alto.

Apples, every one sound, $1 bu.
basket del. J. E. Stembridge, Ella
Gap.

Nice sun-dried apples, 15c 1b.;
peaches, 10c lb.; also Rice peas, 70c
gal. All 1931 crop. Ida Southerland,
Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 53.

Fifteen lbs. nice sun-dried apples
for sale or exc. for 15 Ibs. nice dried
Elberta peaches, free of worms. Write
before sending.
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Fifty Ibs. sun-dried fruit, 6%c Ih.
Add postage. Mrs. C. D. Hayes, Mor-
ganton. : :

Ten lbs. sun-dried peaches, -$1.25,
prepaid. Exc. for good, white sugar

_ sacks, 100 lb. cap. at 5c each, or white

rolled oat sacks, 7c each. Mrs. W. D.
Jchnston, Grayson.

Fifteen lbs. dried peaches, $1.25.
Cash with order. No chks. Mrs.
Bertha Crowe, Dallas, Rt. 3..

- Three hundred bu. apples, 50c bu.
at my apple house. N. M. Green,
Blue Ridge.

Good sun-dried apples,-15c Ib., $13
C; white peas with black eyes, 6c Ib.;
Whipps, $1.75 bu.; red peas, $2; cane
seed, $1.50 bu., FOB. R. L. Black-
well, Cleveland, RFD.

Nice sun-dried apples and peaches,
ea. 10c lb. Mrs. J. W. Nix, Cleve-
land, Rt. 4.

Dried fruit, 10c lb. Mrs. E.J. Henry,
Mineral Bluff.

Sundried apples, 8c lb.; add post-

age. Mrs. W. V. Silvers, Ellijay, Rt. 3,
Box 88.
-. Large sweet crabapples, 50 cpk.
also large white nest onions, $1 pk.,
and Lucretia dewberry plants, 30c
log.; $1 per 100. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville. :

Nice, peeled sun-dried peaches, 9
Ibs., $1 prepaid, P. P. Money order

- only. Mrs. Roy Bloodworth, McIntyre.

Rt:

Peaches and apples for sale, sun-
dried, 12c Ib. del. Sat. guar. E. C.
Ayers, Ayersville.

Nice sun-dried peaches, 1931 crop,

10c Ib.; 12 Ibs., $1, or exc. Mrs. Tiney

_ Bhillips, Flowery Branch.

ea., or 5 for $1, FOB. Mrs. L.



Nice Citron for preserves, etc., 25
D.

Spriggs, Rockmart,



Mrs. T. M. Webb, i

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Bets

Georgia Products For Sale

Twenty-five lbs. nice sun-dried
peaches, 1931 crop, free of worms,
$3 for lots, not prepaid. Mrs. S. R.
Hawkins, Agricola.

Nice, good old fashioned dried
peaches and pried apples, each, 12c
lb, Mrs. Bertha Bunch, Talking
Rock, Rt. 3.

PEANUTS AND PECANS FOR SALE

Spanish peanuts, sound, 1931 crop,
$3 per 100 lbs. Immediate shipment.
W. J. Bargeron, Sardis, Box 146.

New crop Runner peanuts, 10 lbs.,
postpaid, 45c; 100 Ibs., $2.50, FOB.
G.. D. Fain, Edison.

Two M lbs. choice No. 1 Stewart
pecans, del. at 35c lb. Mrs. F. J.
Broadfield, Dennis.

Large size pecans, Stewarts and
other large ones, 1931 crop, 20c lb.
Now ready. EH. W. Ogden, Odum.

No. 1 Spanish peanuts, 3c lb., FOB.
Cash with order. Albert Collins,
Whigham. 2

Pink Spanish peanuts, 5c lb. in 100
lb. lots, FOB here. Wm. Nunn, Law-
renceville, Rt. 4.

Limited amount N. C. Flat Runner
peanut seed, 85c bu. of 25 lbs.; white,
early Spanish peanuts, 75c bu.; pe-
cans, Money Maker, 15c lb.;. Stew-
\arts, 20c lb.; Frotcher, 25c lb., FOB.
Cash with order. By mail. J. B, Wil-
gon,..Surrency, -

Paper shell pecans, also seedlings,
reasonable. Miss Ronie Johnson,
Shellman, Rt. 1.

Two M lbs. seedling pecans, large
and well filled, 12c lb.; white Spanish
peanuts and Ga. Runners, 3c lb.
Saved for seed purposes. R. E. Bower,
Dixie. ak

Spanish and running peanuts, 3%c
lo. in iots of 20 lbs. or more, del. in
Ga. R. H. Sumner, Sumner, Ga.,
Rt 1; ps

BUTTER FOR SALE

Yeliow Jersey butter; 35c lb. Mrs.
W. V. Robbs, Flowery Branch.

Two or 3 ibs. good, fresh butter
every week, 30c lb. Mrs. M. D. Kelley.
(Address not given.)

Three to 6 lbs. fresh Jersey butter
per week, 30c lb., and party pay post-
age. Cash with order. Mrs. M. T.
Holden, Ball Ground.

Nice, fresh J. butter, 2 Ibs. per
week, 30c lb. Cow t. b. tested. Mrs.
Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Two or 3 lbs. nice fresh butter ea.
week, 30c ib.; cow t. b. tested. Mrs.
Maggie Henson, Mize. j

Eight or 10 lbs. good butter ea.
week., every lb. guar., 30c Ib., del.
Mrs. Coy Willis, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

Three or 4 lbs. fresh butter per
-week, 35c lb. del. Sat. guar. Churned
the old fashioned way. Mrs. J. B.
Cullars, Claxton, Rt. 3.

. SYRUP FOR SALE :
Sev..100 gal. extra fine sorghum
syrup. Half gal. cans, 50c gal.; at.
cans, 55c gal. Wayne P, Sewell, At-
lanta, Ponce de Leon Apts. Phone
Ja. L089" -s = ae

Two hundred gal. pure sorghum in







per can and party pay chgs. Sample
for 5c postage on same. F. R. Calvert,
Mcintyre, Rt. 1, Box 80. _

_ New, bright, thick sorghum syrup
in gal. cans, 50c gal., or exe. for
wheat or chickens. Every gal. guar.
L. B. Russell, Woodbury.

1931 crop bright, thick sorghum
syrup, 65c gal. in buckets, FOB. H.
B. Shell, Palmetto. .

Fancy pure Ga. cane. syrup, new
crop, No. 10 cans, 50c, in 35 gal.
bbls., 38c. R. E. Bower, Dixie.

Thirty-three-gal. bbl. new, bright
sorghum syrup, $20, FOB. Ed E. Mc-
Laughlin, Macon, Rt. 2, Heath Rd.

POTATOES FOR SALE
Good White Star Irish potatoes,
del. P. P. at. $1.25 bu. H. V. Pickel-
simer, Hurst.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

New crop pop-corn, shelled and
dry, .15c lb., postpaid. Claude May-
field, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
: FOR SALE
_ Nice, new honey, Chunk and Ext.
in 10 Ib. buckets, 10c lb., FOB. Exc.
for Fulghum oat seed, 10 Ibs. for 2 bu.
J. W. Stallings, Valdosta, Rt. 5,
Box 92. :
Any part of 60 M lbs. guar. honey,
from 1 bucket up. Cheaper by the
case of 2-60 lbs. cans. Enclose stamp
for reply. Ed. Bradley, Hazlehurst,
Box 41. : j
Pure Ext. honey, in 5 lb. pails, $1
del. Mrs. F, R. Vincent, Fruitland.











No. 10 cans. Good, new syrup, 50c}

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MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products For Sale

Fancy comb, packed and_ labeled
in 5 lb. pails, 12 per case, $7; 60 Ib.
pails, Ext. 2 cans per cs., $7. Prompt
del. J. T. Mullins, Alma.

Thirty hives of bees, $1 per shive
without super, FOB my farm. Gordon
CG. Story, Warrenton, Rt. 2.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
Cokers No. 5 cotton seed, wilt re-
sisting, 50c bu.,.at my home, or exc.
for good, thrifty pigs, 6-8 wks. old,
or nice J. heifer, freshen in spring.
G. R. Long, Conyers, Rt. 4.

About 3 M Ibs. excellent 1-inch
staple cotton seed for sale or exc.,
FOB, Smyrna. Joel Hunter, Jr., At-
lanta, 56 Marietta St.

PECANS AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE
Seedling plum peach trees, 15c ea.,
FOB. J. T. Shell, Palmetto.
Blue black grape vines, 10c each,
or exc. for eatable onions and Eng.
peas. Mrs. W. A. Lewis, Toomsboro.

-Cluster type Tung Oil not trees,
10c each, or will exc. F. L. Cross, Cal-
quitt. ea

White Eng. peach, old fashioned
plum peach, 15c each; little sugar
pear trees, 20c each; Blue Damson
and. Big Goose plum, both, i5c each;
gooseberry bushes, $1 doz. Add post-
age. Miss C. L. Turner, Cleveland,
Rt. 4.

_ Seventy-five fig trees, 3% ft. high,
$10, or $1.75 doz. Money with order.
Prepaid. B. Frey, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Huckleberry bushes, $1 C; scupper-





nutt, Franklin, Rt. 5.
Government insp. budded pecan
trees, leading var. All sizes for sale
or exc. Write for bargain prices. F.
C. Geiger, Flintside. -

Sev. M June budded peach trees,
cheap, for sale at once. Also apple,
pear, plum, fig and pecan trees, grape
and scuppernong vines for sale. A. J.
Welden, Griffin.

Three hundred yellow clingstone
and clear seed peach trees, $1. doz.;
$8 C, FOB; also cherry sprouts. Exc.
for turkeys, chickens or other value.
Gordon C. Storey, Warrenton, Rt. 2.

All lead. var. nursery (fruit) stock,
2 and 3 yr. old apple trees, 20c ea.;
-peach, 15c; pear and cherry, 50c ea.
L, C. Head, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Quince. trees, 25c ea., 5 for $1;
Damson plums, same price; May
cherry; 10c ea., 12 for $1; add post-
age. Mrs. L. D. Spriggs, Rockmart.

Goose plums, large red var., well-
rooted trees, 3 for 25c, 6 for 40c,
perpen A. Steinheimer, Woolsey,

Fig, peach, apple and-cherry trees,
10c ea., 12 for $1; well rooted. Mrs.
Tiney Phillips, Flowery Branch.

Fig bushes, 25c ea.; sugar pear
sprouts, 25c ea.; fall grape vines and
muscadine vines, 75c doz.; add post-
a John B. Grindle, Dahlonega,

Young walnut trees, 10c each. M.
A. Cochran, Protection. ;

Well-rooted sprouts of a Turkish
fig, 25c ea., 5 for $1. Mrs. Grant
Brock, Tallapoosa. e

Georgia Products Wanted >

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED

Exc. 1144 bu. good sound corn, for
1 _bu. good, sound large white peas
with brown eyes. Send sample. W. J.
Edenfield, Graymont. -

VEGETABLES WANTED

Want 2 bu. tender green beans for
canning. Will pay 75c bu. and ship-
ping chgs. Write what you have first.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, Ellijay, Rt. 3,
Box 21.

Want green peas, collards, string
and butter beans and turnip salad in
the field. Write at once what you
have. E. J..Hart, College Park.

; FRUIT WANTED

Exe. good smoking tobacco for
dried apples, 25 lbs. tob. for 25 lbs.
apples. Ea. pay postage. Mrs. U. C.
Page, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Exc. new Bunch and Running
butter bean seed and yellow Crowder







peaches. Lb. for lb. Mrs. J. B. Harris,
Cordele, Rt. B.

Exe. 10 clean, new, 8 lb. lard
buckets with lids for 10 lbs. nice
dried apples or peaches. Ea. pay
postage. Mrs. J. T. Sutton, Pelham.

Exe. Irish potatoes for apples.
Write best offer. Gladys James, Pear-
son.

Want dried fruit and white nest





onions. Must be cheap for cash. Mrs.
S. L. Carlton, Cedartown, Rt. 1.



nong cuttings, 50c doz. F. M. Shel-.

|ly smutted or you have other re

pea seed for new, nice, brisht dried |i



Thuraday, October 22, 198
Georgia Products Wanted

Exc. chunk honey, also best che
ing and smoking tobacco for qrj
apples and dried peaches, ea. p
chgs. Sell tobacco at 12%c ib, B
Fowler, Surrency.

SYRUP WANTED
Exc. reg. J. bull calf for Ga> eg:
syrup. Calf is grandson of the
ported Combination Premier.
G. McNeil, Arlington.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIng.
E vr WANTED oe
xc, Ss. nice, dried peaches

10 Ibs. nice Chunk honey. G
bee, Cleveland. : Mi
Exc. eream col. Sugar Crowder pe
for honey, lb. for lb. Any amt.
100 lbs. T..H. Davis, Silver Creek

PEANUTS AND PECANS WAN
Want seedling pecans. Pay hi
cash market price. Ref. furnish

Send sample and give full info
tion; we will quote price by rety
mail. Bob McCormack, Albany, _

SEED TREATMENT FOR
PREVENTION OF SMUT
As the time for planting gra
near at hand, farmers are ady
to make preparations to treat the
planting seed to prevent losses fro
the smut diseases. The germs
spores of these diseases are car
on or in the seed, and treatin
seed is the only satisfactory m
of fighting these diseases whi
often destroy a portion of the
OatsThe spores of the oat smu
are on the outside of the grain aj
infect the plant as it is spro
The seed should be treated befo
planting with formaldehyde, whic
can be obiained from a drug. store
Directions for Treating Oa
30 gallons of water in a barre
one pint of formaldehye. Fill 5
half-full of grain and tie at top,
soak in barrel of dip for 30 minu
Drain, spread and dry. Sp
Another. method is to place t
grain on a floor or canvas and w
mixing with a shovel, sprinkle wi
the dip (one pint formaldehyde
30 gallons of water) until every gra:
is moistened. This requires abou
gallon of dip per bushel. When mi
cover with sacks or canvas for cho
eight hours, then spread and dry.
WheatThe smut disease of w.
most commonly found in this locali
is the loose smut. This disease liy
inside the grain and cannot
reached by chemical treatment
can be killed without injuring t
wheat by careful dipping in hot w:
ter. This method is much more tro
bie. .e thar the treatment of
and is not recommended unless yi
seed came from a field that was ba





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to believe that the seed is infecte
Directions1. Fill sacks half-fu
of grain and tie at top. en
2. Soak for four hours in co
v iter. ay :
3. Dip for one minute in wate
about 120 degrees F.
4, Soak for 10 minutes in water
129 degrees F. ce
5. Dip in cold water to cool a
spread to dry. Bes
Another method not quite so sat-
isfactory is to sack grain as abo
and soak for one hour and 35 m
utes in water at 120 degrees F.
A good thermometer is necessary
for these treatments, for if the water
is not kept hot enough it will do no
good and if it gets too hot (abo
135 .degrees F.) some or all of t
wheat will be killed. ec

GEORGIA PRODUCTS FAIR

C. H. Bishop, market master of the
Farmers Market at Sears, Roebuck
and Company in Atlanta, announces
that his market will co-operate with
Mrs. Lawrence T. Mitchell, of th
State Bureau of Markets, in adi
tising and selling Georgia products
by putting on a Georgia Products
Fair October 27 to 31.

months.
given to home canned pro 5
all kinds, fancy sweet potatoes, coul=
try sausage and meat products
chickens, eggs and squabs, Georgia
syrup in bottles, fancy country bu
ter, apples with cider and vinegal
flowers, seeds and bulbs, pumpkins,
home-made breads from home-gr0!
cereals, and any other ite

made or grown on the f