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ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 -

NUMBER 48 _



3 RESET RE SEE NSS ITT
ere SRE AN RAN

The Aan Macias

saturday afternoon a gelecation: of us left Atlanta by automobile ~

attend the Cotton Conference called in Jackson, Miss., for Mon-
day, November 23. We reached Montgomery about 7 oclock and
spent the night there, then left-the next morning for Jackson, Miss.

Very little farming was going on around Montgomerg. The land
looked exceptionally good, but was either in hay this year or lay out.
From Selma, Ala., on over, there were more signs of farming and the

rops were a good deal petter.

noticed corn planted in the cotton fields. Some of it seemed to

be dropped along in the rows between skips in the cotton, and other
was planted by running a corn row across the cotton row about every
feet and putting a grain of corn in every other cotton row, making

e corn about 7 feet by 20 feet between hills of corn.

We stopped along and inquired about this and received different
answers. Some said it made just as much cotton, others said it

med to hurt the cotton and was just a nigger way -of planting.
ould not have been imovressed by a few fields planted this way, but
hen I went over a stretch of country of some 100 miles or so I knew
here was some fundamental reason for it. I asked Commissioner
Storrs, of Alabama, about this and he said that .we had passed
through the Black Belt of Alabama, land principally farmed by
egro tenants and croppers. He stated it was a hard matter for the
andlords to get the negroes to work their corn and they adopted this
lan of putting corn in the cotton so they could not help but work
the. corn and thereby get enough feed for the mules.

-I remember one of the men who farmed this way down in my old
home county of Monroe about 40 years ago. His name was CA.
Ensign, of Forsyth, Ga. He made money farming.

-I also inquired from the farmers in the Black Belt whether they

id any guano. They stated they did not. The cotton seemed to
verage about like the cotton in Georgia where we use from two to
our hundred pounds of guano to the acre.

We certainly struck some tough road across some of Alabama and
Mississippi and into Jackson. It made me think more of our road
poet in Georgia.

nd met up 2 with

148 states

We reached Jackson about 7 Q olock Sunday night a
a large crowd of people from other covton-grow

Siaee

I noticed a certain peculiarity about the crowd at Jackson. Most _

of the loud and long talkers that I saw in Jackson I had previously

met in Austin, Texas, fighting theLong plan. These same long and
loud talkers were in Jackson very enthusiastic for the acreage re-

duction law. \

~The conventicn adopted a resolution calling on all the cotton-

- growing states to enact a law reducing the cotton acreage in their

states 50 per cent. In other words, the acreage planted in cotton in
Georgia this year was 31.6 per cent of ail of the acreage in cultiva-
tion. Should the Georgia Legislature pass the Jackson resolution
our acreage in cotton next year would be approximately 1D or 16 per
cent of the total acreage in cultivation.

Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi have passed similar legislation
already. They are now having a referendum on the matter in Okla-

homa. I talked to a good many of the delegates from these states as
to how they could enforce the law in their states.
machinery they would have to enforce this law. They gave me differ-
ent answers, but most of the answers were that pu lic sentiment
would enforce it. 5

The delegates from Alabama stated in the convention hall that
when the Long plan was first advocated they stood ready and willing
to adopt the total prohibition- of cotton in Alabama, if Texas and
other states had adopted similar measures. They stated that they
were of the opinion that Alabama was- still willing to adopt the
total oe of cotton, but would not pass any acreage reduc-
tion law

The Governor of North Carolina had previously stated that no ~ :

extra session would be called in North Carolina to enact any legisla-
tion affecting planting of cotton in North Carolina. Commissioner

Graham, of North Carolina, was present at the meeting in Jackson

and reiterated Governor Gardiners statement.
There were -13 delegates from Georgia at the Jackson meeting.
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MARKET REPORT.

OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS

Prevailing Wholesale Prices Nov. 24, 1931. Always Subject to NomiAlion.

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ae : Atlanta. Macon. Savannah. Augusta. Columbus. Valdosta.

Eggs, mul, SION ei ies srs ates ne $30

Eggs, standard, GO ete ee
Eggs, Georgia trade, C04: a
Meee VOL LU, COZ: :. a... 2 seocsiaccacoseace
Stags, Ib. :

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Roosters, lb.





PGi PEAS, Mixed, DU. ...---.:-.--csosceocee-ne
Field Peas, not mixed, bu.

Country Butter, best table, Ib. SS
Ear Corn (80 lb. to bu.), bu.

Sweet Potatoes, per 100 lbs.

Peavine Hay, No. 1, ton
Peanut Hay, No. 1, tons

Hogs sold sia! week beginning Nov. ie , 1931, at co-operative sales. brought 4.25 per cwt.,

basis No. 1

e oe delivered shelling plants, $30 per ton, subject to change.

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INDEX

Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Live Stock For Sale:
Live Stock Wanted
Eggs For Sale
Eggs Wanted.
a 2 Georgia Products For Sale .... 4-5-
47 45 Georgia Products Wanted
: Positions ,Wanted
Farm Help Wanted
Grain and Hay For Sale
Grain and Hay Wanted
Plants For Sale. 2s en ened
Plants Wanted : .
Miscellaneous For Sale
Miscellaneous Wanted .
Seed For Sale
Seed Wanted
Baby Chicks. Wanted
Special Notices
Pecan Shipment Goumnisin.

$ .31 $ .30
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I asked what







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Poultry For Sale
ANCONAS -

- Twenty pure bred Sheppard sir.
oo pullets, ready to lay, $20 for
Jot. W. L. Stonecypher, Forest Glen,
Sone ds

~ Seven and 9 mos. old Sheppard str.

Ancona roosters, large and well built.
$1 and $1.50 each. Mrs. Jeptha P-
Pullin, McDonough.

"Twenty Sheppard str. Ancona hens.
ine layers, 80c each; also 1 cock.
_ Mrs. T. L. Callahan, Greensboro.

Be AUSTRALORPS

- Two April hatched Australorp
- eockerels, $1.75 each, 2 for $3. Mrs.
~ Laura Curry, Stockton.

3 BANTAMS : :
_ Five hens, 1 rooster, April hatch
BL. bantams, $3 for lot. Cash with

order. George Barber, LaGrange,
Sub. 3.

One Jap Silkie rooster, $2, or exc.
for pigeons; few common bantams,
50c each. Howard T. Sheppard, Stone
Mtn., Rt. 3. Phone Dea, 4220-R.

: Five pure bred Golden Sebright
- roosters, 7 mos. old, 75c each. Mrs.

- Lucius Cobb, Hartwell, Rt. 1.
Golden Sebrights, 2 pullets and 1
- rooster, almost grown, $1 each, FOB.
Mrs. A. M. Brock, Gainesville, Rt. 8.

Golden Sebrights. Recent winners
at Southeastern Fair. Singles, pairs,

trios, pens. Write for prices. J. L..

ozier, Griffin.
Game bantams, 11 for $10. Money
order. Lamar Jefferson, Albany.
- Pure Buff Cochin cockerel, grown,
"5c, or exc. for 2 common bantam
pullets or young hens (bantams). Ea.
pay express on receipt of shipment.
-F. E. Grubbs, Demorest, Rt. 1.
Two young Sebright pullets, $2.50;
- mixed stock, cocks, cokerels, hens and
pullets, reasonable. Will exc. James
-Rice, Douglasville. Le
Three hens, 2 pullets, 1 cock, mixed
bantams for sale or exc. for 1931
hatch Guinea hens and rooster. Make
offer. L. S: McLean, Sharpsburg.
One pr. Black Cochins, $4* pr.;
== Butt. Cochins, $3: trio Golden. Se-
brights, $5. John S. Transou, Atlanta,
841 Fredrica St., N. E.
oe Few half grown fcy. Buff Cochin
- cockerels, $1-25 each; not more than
2 pullets with each cockerel, $1.50
each; trio yr. old stock, $7.50; eggs,
$1.50 per 15. O. H. Wright, Atlanta,
515 Peters Bldg.

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

_. Few pullets, Fischel White Rocks,
May hatch, $1 each, FOB. F. E.
Grubbs, Demorest, Rt. 1.
Thompson Imp. Ringlet cockerels,
late April hatch, $1.25 each, FOB.
Cash. Mrs. C. A. Wilbanks, Com-
merece, Rt. 5,
- Reg. stock Parks str. Rating C-31.
February hatch cockerels in fine
cond., $2.50 each. Money order. Have
15 for sale. M- L. Huskey, Ringgold,

2. 1. &

Year old B. Rock rooster, $1, and
4 young roosters, May hatch, ready

_ for service, 75c each. Mrs. J. F. Olbon,
Bowman.



: Pure bred B. R- 4 mos. old cock- |

-erels, 80c each. Cash with order.
Twila Smith, Baxley, Rt. 4.

_B. R. cockerels, March hatch,
_ bloodtested and recorded, $1.50 each,
FOB, or 5 for $6.25. Cash or money
order. M. C. Parker, Point Peter.
Pure B. Rocks and pure R. I. Red

riers, 20c per lb. Cash. No chks. Tay-
lor Hooks, Unadilla.

-_ Pure Parks B. R. reg. per. 61-C-

31. 6 March hatch cockerels, $2 to].

$4 each; $12 for lot. Mrs. Mamie
Roach Plyler, Manassas.

-_ Four Partridge Rock, April cock-
-erels, $1.25 each. J- M. Veal, Canon.

Pure B. R. March cockerels, $1 ea.,

pullets, 75c ea., FOB. R. S. Parham,
Greenville.

_ Hight pure bred B. R. hens and 4
_cockerels, March hatch, $1.25 each,
or $13 for lot. Mrs. J- W. Altman,
Alma. :

Twenty pure B. R. March hatch
pullets, now laying, $1 each. Mrs. H.
B. Ford, Lavonia. :

~ Pure bred Nuggett str.Buff Rock
_cockerels, $2.50 each. Mrs. W. G- Sap-
-, pington, Chipley.

__ White Rocks, pure Fischel str.,
heavy layers. Pullets and cockerels,
$1 each; 2 very fine cockerels, $1.25
each. Mrs. Z. L. Scott, Concord.

- Holterman Aristocrat yr. old hens,
$1 each; 5 young roosters, same Str.,
extra nice, $1.50 each. Exc. for seed
oats. G. C. Edmondson, Temple, Rt. 2.
Pure bred Buff Rock, March and
April hatch cockerels, Nuggett strain,

$1.50 and $1.25 each; few pullets,

same strain, $1 each. Mrs. C-

R. Sor-
Yells, Monroe, Rt. 1. ee

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MARKET
- Poultry For Sale

Five fine pure bred B. R. April

cockerels. Specially fine laying str.,
$1 each; 3 pure bred Thompson April
cockerels, $1 each. All FOB. Mrs. A.
C. Whitfield, Gillsville, Rt. 2.

Fight B- R. friers, 144 lb., 40c each.
xc. for Sebright bantams. Mrs. S.
P. Jones, Lula, Star Rt. ;

Two pure bred White Rock April
cockerels, 75c each, FOB. Mrs. Bessie
Moseley, Soperton, Rt. 2. |

Five nice, large early spring hatch
B. R. pullets, and 1 cockerel, Parks
str., $6, FOB. All guar. thoroughbred,
$7 del. A. Lee Riner, Swainsboro.

BRAHMAS

Thoroughbred Light Brahma cock-
erels from extra large stock, $1 each.
Mrs. C-. W. Evans, Wrightsville, Rt. 1.

Pure bred, April hatch Giant str.
Light Brahma cockerels, $1.25 each,
2 for $2, FOB. G. A. Skelton, Roys-
ton, Rt. I.

Pure bred Giant str. R. C. Light
Brahma cockerels in service, $1.50
each. Mrs. L. M. Kennedy, Collins.

CAMPINES
Five White Campine hens, 18 mos.
old and rooster, $5. Exc. for Buff Orp.
or Buff Minorcas, or oats. Mrs. F- I.
Kirksey, Albany, Rt. A, Box 29.

CORNISH

Five Dark Cornish pullets, April
hatch, thoroughbreds, and 1 rooster
same age, $5.75 for lot. No chks. Miss
Lou-Genia Wilbanks, Suwanee, Rt. 1.

Cornish cock, 18 mos. old, $1.50, or
exc. for 1 of same breed, March hatch
this yr- cockerel. W. D. Wilbanks,
Cave Springs.

Two full Cornish Indian March and

April roosters, $3.50 for both, or 1 at
a time, $1.75 each. Money order. Mrs.
E. P: King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.
Thoroughbred Dark Cornish April
1930 cock, $1; April, 1931 cockerels
and pullets, $1.75 each, FOB. Mrs. T.
L. Gregory, Eton. :

Three April hatch extra fine White
Cornish cockerels, $1.50 each, (worth
$5); 8 half grown cockerels, $1 each;
Dark Cornish eggs, $1 per 15, $2.50
per 50. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Sylvester:

Ten fine pure Cornish March cock-







erels, $1.25 each, FOB. -Cash. with

order. Exc. 2 or 3 for some breed,
wt. and age, Mrs. E. R. Surrency,
Screven, Rt. 1.

GAMES

One Whitehackle game cock, $4:
Exc. for Muscovy ducks or Toulouse
geese. Make. best. offer. G. F. Sealy,
Cuthbert. Z

Pure bred Warhorse Irish Grey
games, this yrs. hatch, for sale or
exc: for a pure bred Red Quill
cock. G. M. Walden, Mitchell.

Warhorse games, old and young
stock. Sell or trade for oats or corn
at market price, or anything can use.
Exc. 1 pr: for pr. of Grey games. Tom
Weaver, Powersville. :

One game rooster, crossed. Fine
stock. $2.25 not express prepaid. Cash
with order. Fred Combs, Stephens,
Rt. 1, Box 40.

One pr: Black Breasted Red games,
8 mos. old, $4. John S. Transou, At-
lanta, 841 Fredrica St., N. E.

Pure bred Pit games, finest str.,
March hatch. Stags and pullets, $20
pr.; hens, $1 each. Brad Roughton,
Kathleen.

Spencers, Sid Taylors and Black
Jones Roundheads, stags and pullets,
bred from selected brood stock. Write
for full information. Herman Davis,
Ellijay. e



also 1 white cock and.1-5% lb. Grey
Muff cock, $4 each. Perfect. shape.
Exc. the hens for R. H. Cubans or
Trish Grays. Carl Griffin, Gainesville,
85 Oak St.



GIANTS

Marcy str. J. B. Giants, 6 pullets
and rooster, ready for service. All in
good cond., $9 for lot. Mrs. Mattie
Crumley, Soperton. E

Twenty mos. old pure bred Black
Giant rooster, $1.50. Mrs. Charlton
Kelley, Wadley.

LEGHORNS
W. L. cockerels direct from Booths
AAA Quality, ped. stock. June hatch,
$1.50 each. Exc. for strawberry plants
or peanuts: Lee Waldrip, Gainesville.
Ss. C. W. L. April hatch pullets.
Booths Tancred str., AA-quality, $1
each in lots of 10or more, FOB. Mrs.
T. W. Hagood, Marietta, Rt. 3.
Four pure bred Everlay B. L. pul-
lets, cockerel; trio pure bred Holly-



}wood str. W- L. pullets now ready to

lay, and cockerel. Specially priced.



ae Paul H. Vansant, Douglasville,

Five Pit game hens, $1.50 each:

_ Sharpsburg.

Poultry For Sale _ -

Two W. L. cockerels, 5-5% Ib.
Johnson str., April hatch, $1.50 each,
or exc. for cockerel and pullet, same

BULLE

J. L. Peugh, Barnesville, 105 Rogers
Street. nas
Forty Everlay B. L. and 2 yrs. old,
4 or 3 roosters, $1 each, $30 for lot;
6 S. C. W. L. and rooster, 1% yrs.

Rt. 4.

Sev. breeding cockerels, cocks out
of official contest record hens, 250-
284 eggs, 9 mos. old, disease free,
Tancred stock, bloodtested. Tormah-

W. Kantala, Elberton.

Two pure bred B- L. cocks ready for
service, $1 each, or exc. for 2 good
hens, or 4 young guineas or 2 young
geese. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa. .

Twenty-five thoroughbred Tancred
W. L. hens or pullets, $20. Mrs. W.-H.
Rucker, Milner. . See

Four W. L. yr- old hens. Direct
Ferris best egg str., $1 each; 2 roost-
ers direct Booths ped. AAA stock,
also for sale. Exc. for dried fruit,
Mrs. J. J. Edmondson, Valdosta,
Ht

Spring hatch W. L. cockerels from
reg- unrelated flock, direct from Fer-
ris. Ready for service, 2 for $1.75, 3
for $2.25. Write first. Mrs. L. V.
Rudeseal, Alto.

One hundred W. L. pullets, Tan-
ered: str., $1 each, FOB. Allen Ne-
phew, Atlanta, 861 Crew St., S- W.

Fifty to 75 selected Eng. str. W. L.
pullets just coming into production,
$1.25 each, FOB here. W. G. Raines,
Statesboro.

Twenty-five S.C. W. L. hens, pure
bred Ferris str-, 1929 hatch; also 2
roosters. All for 60c each, FOB. Mrs.
Cc. E. Gladin, McIntyre, RFD 1.

Four fine W. L. Tancred March
pullets, $1.20 each, $4 for lot. Exc.
for good pigs or heavy breed setting
eggs, or pure Red pullets, direct from
Bory Mrs. J. E, Sikes, Cochran,
Reel: :

April 1930 hatch Barron str. W. L.
cock, 75c; 1 son of above cock and
fullblood hen, 2% Ibs., 50c. Richard
McConnell, Cornelia, Star Rt.

Fifty-four pure W. L. hens and 6
roosters, all young and hens laying,
$1 each, $50 for lot. Mrs. J. W. Alt-
man, Alma,

Twenty Ferris str., Best Egg str- W.
L. pullets, April hatch, $1.25 each.
Ref. furnished. Mrs. Lizzie Webb,
Scot. iw 4A:

Sixty W. L. now laying pullets for
sale. B. H. Middlebrooks, Sr., Atlanta,
$53 Gordon St:, West End.

Seven B. L. hens, 18 mos. old, $1
each. Some are laying. Sell or exc.
for large mixed breed hens that will
set. Will set eggs on halves from now
until summer. Write. Mrs. J. L.
Peugh, Barnesville.

Fifty pure bred Tancred April pul-
lets, 80c each. J. L- Lowe, Mansfield.

Two hundred Hollywood ped. hens,
from hens with records, 300 eggs and
upwards. 1 and 2 yrs. old, now moult-
ing, $200 cash. T. L. Matthews, Lil-
burn. > =

Ninety late April hatch Tancred
str. W. L. pullets and sev. cockerels,
80c each. Cash with order. Mrs. W.
F. Amos, Edison.

Twenty-five B. L. hens and pullets,
$1 each, or exc. for 25 heavy or mixed
breeds. J. T. Holt, Summerville.

MINORCAS

Pure Pape str. Black Minorca cock-
erels, $1 each; 5 pullets, $4.75, or $1
ues Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin,

Four Black Minorca pullets, now
ready to lay, 1 rooster direct from
Pape. Special price on this pen. Mrs.
Paul H. Vansant, Douglasville, Rt. 4.

Two yr. old Minorca rooster, Pape
str., $1.25. H. G. Blankenship, Fair-
mount.

Trio Giant Black Minorcas, $7.50;
fcy. yr. old cock, $4; 2 younger ones,
$2.50 each: Booking orders for hatch-
ing eggs, $2.25 per 15. O. H. Wright,
Atlanta, 515 Peters Bldg.

Nice Black Minorca cockerels, good
stock, ready for service, $1 each, FOB,
Commerce or at my home. Mrs. Jno.
H. Mize, Ashland,

March hatch Papes str. Black
Minorca cockerels, $1 each. Exc. 2
for 3 Pape str. pullets; 3 for M. B.
turkey hen; 4 for 8 wks. old pig. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.

Few S. C. Black Minorca 1930
hatch hens for sale or exc. for White
Rock hens or early pullets. Hen for
hen, or Jb. for lb. L. S- McLean,





str., kt. and big droop combs. Mrs. |

old, in lot, $5.25. F. A. Park, Alma,

len B. Leghorns. Reasonable price, M. |

Thursday, November 26, 1937

Poultry For Sale
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS |
First cross White Campine, 2 Buff

Orp. and Campine, 2 Buff Minorca
|pullets. Color white and nearly white.
Frying size to grown, 25c Ib. Exc, for
wheat or oats. Mrs. F, 8. Kirksey,
Albany. a ee

ORPINGTONS _

Byers Buff Orp. cockerels, March
hatch, wt. 6% to 7 Ibs. each, whe
fully dev. 9-10 Ibs..Few choice pullets
ready to lay. Reasonable price. Mrs_
J. T. Wilkins, Atlanta, 836 Nort
Ave., N. E.

Two Buff Orp. cockerels, 5 m
old, $1 each, or both for $1.50.
with order. Miss Rubye E. Chapma
Sire bred Buff fee

ure bred Buff Orp- April roost
$1 each. Cash with order. Mre me
cey Smith, Baxley, Rt. 4. apes

Eight Buff Orp. hens, 1 and 2 yr;
old, $1 each, or exc. for W. L. hens
Ferris str. preferred, or for B. Rocks
W. Harrison, Fitzgerald-

PIGEONS Z

Twenty-five pr. 2 yr. old, mate
and working White Kings, $1.50
W. A. Walker, Hapeville, P. O. Box
Eight common pigeons, 20c ea
Mated and working, healthy birds
Wm. Cook, Fairburn.

Five pr. pure bred, well mated a;
banded Homers, $1450 pr-; 2 prs. so
Red Carneaux, $1.50 pr. C. H, Over
Columbus, 22 lith St. i

Ten to 30 mixed pigeons; 16c ea
Will not ship less than 10 at this
price. Howard Davis, Buckhead.

R. I. REDS
Eight full dark R. I. Red he
$1.30 each, or exc. for wheat or p
tatoes at market price. Mrs. E, P
King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.



Ten pure bred dark Red S.C. R.
young hens and 1 rooster, 75 each
Mrs. C, H. Farr

Money order.
Jenkinsburg.

-cockerels, Donaldson str., wt. abou
1% Ibs. ea., 50c.each. Mrs. J. F. Tra
wick, Tennille, Rt. 1. 2 a

Sev. fine Harold Tompkins Red
cockerels. Splendid shape and color.
March hatch. Strong, healthy. Very
reasonable price. Mrs. J. T. Wilkins,
Atlanta, 836 North Ave.,N. FE.

Four Tompkins dark Red 1% yr. old
hens and 2 yr. old, unrelated cock,

Mrs. S. P. Jones, Lula. A thee
Seven pure bred R. I. Red 15 mos.
old hens for sale or exc. for goats or
pure bred pigs. Mrs. W. E.. Whis-
nante, Rutledge, Rt- 2.
S. C. R. I. Reds. Dark laying pul-
lets, $1.50 each; 2 January cockerels,
$3 each, 2 for $5; 2 extra fine 18 mos.
old cocks, $5 each. Exc. for select
fresh eggs for setting. Mrs, J EF.
Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1. ee
Ready to lay R- I. Red pullets, pur
Donaldson str., $1 each. Mrs. J. A.
Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2. me
Five Jacobins, 4 Fantails. Fine and
guar. pure bred, $10; also Ringneck
doves; good breeders and young stock, |
$3 pr. John S. Transou, Atlanta, 841
Fredrica St., N. E. a
White Kings, ready to mate, large,
from stock costing originally $7.50 pr,
No culls. Guar. 85c per pr. J. L- Har-
ris, Jr., Valdosta. gee
Silver Kings for sale or swap for
full blood young Black Cochin bant
ams. Stanley Hatcher, Augusta, 181
Walton Way. Ki
Few prs. Pigmy Pouters, Magpies,
Modenas, Solid Red Carneaux (Grif-
fith strain), $2 per pr. Young, odd
birds, 75c each. Ed Smith, Atlanta,
20 Gertrude Place. . yee
Pair White King pigeons, $2 pr., or
exc. for 2 pullets. Mrs. Piety Forbes,
Brooklet. :
Homers, White Kings and Car-
neaux, mated prs. and odd birds. Sell
or exc. Sat. guar. James Rice, Doug-
lasville. ee
Maltese, mated and working, $2.50
to $5 per pr. Exc. for W. L- or Buff
Orp. pullets; also any standard breed
bantams. H. F. Hoyt, Ocilla. so
Ten pure R. I. Red pullets and
cockerel, March 5th hatch, $1.25 ea.,
$12 for lot. Mrs- J. W. Altman, Alma.
One pure Donaldson R. I. Red, 2%
yr. old cock, $1. Cash. No chk. Taylor
Hooks, Unadilla. :
Sev. Donaldsons Red cockerels for
sale or exc. for black walnuts. Write
first. Mrs. R. L, Hale, Conyers, 130.
So- Main St. s
Eight thoroughbred R. I. Red 18
mos. old hens, $1 each; 18 mos. old
cock, $1.25: 6 April hatch pullets, 75
each. All thoroughbreds. Mrs. As@ 4.
Rogers, Adairsville, Rt- 4, Box 13.





Gouiry For Sale

t White Kings, 3 prs. * $3. 15.

B. Shell, Palmetto.
ieht nice, early April hatch R. I.
| pullets, 75 each; 1 March hatch
er, 90c. Mrs. T. E. Bioneers:

ing, Rt. 2, Box 88.

tra fine March hatch Donaldson
cockerel, $2: pen of 5 hens and
Mrs. J, M. Hall, Cal-

5.
Braney-tive R. I- Red April hatch

ets, now laying, for sale. B. H.|
ddlebrooks, Sr,, Atlanta, 953 Gor-{





WYANDOTTES

Wo 1 pare pee Silver Lace roosters,
os J. E. Sorrow, Com-

ur ed str. R. O. S. L. Wyan-
te March and February | pullets,
each; 1 and 2 yr. old hens, $1.10
_ Exc. 2 hens or pullets for 2
kerels, same breed. Mrs. Laura
ry: Stockton. s

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

Four Mammoth White Pekins, 2
lucks and. 2 drakes, yr. old, large
, $3, or exc. for nice pig. Mrs.
fe Murphy, Winder, Rt. 4:
MI. B. Bird Bros. str., May hatch.
s, wt. 17-19 Ibs., $5 each; hens,
12 Ibs., $4 each, FOB. J. W. True-
ainesville, Rt. 4.
Pure bred May hatch White Afri-
Guineas, $1 each; younger ones,
ch. = Mattie J- Rowan,

ight Bronze April hatch, 8 to 15
keys, 20c Ib.; also sev. pr. Buff

ducks, $2.50 per pr. Cash with:

jer. Mrs. W. F. Amos, SS
xteen turkeys, 20c lb. J- T. Hol-
id, Lenox.
Mallards, large, colorful birds, $1 20
. Money order. Lamar Jefferson,
b pany.
Seventeen Guineas, early spring
1 hatch, $8.50 for lot, FOB, or exc.
corn at = bu. del. "M. G. Smith,
ccoa, Rt. 2
g ht hens nud 1 cock, Columbian
yandottes, $10. W. D- Bennett, Mo-

ar,

our S. L. Wyandotte pullets and 1
*kerel, March hatch, pure breds,
H. Putnam, Ranger.
rigorous White Wyandotte cock-
els, 6 mos. old, $1.50 each. Splendid
aped_ birds. Gordon Htnnicutt,
Wlulah Falls.

Pure bred M. B. tom, wt. 28 lbs.,.

ib. Cash with order. Twila Smith,

ixley, Rt. 4.

Spencer turken wonder bird, some
e naked necked white roosters, $2
ch; trio, $5; eggs, $2 per 15. Mrs.

Anderson, Blue Ridge.
wo extra nice, early hatch M.
oa $5 each. Mrs. J. M. ad
oun, Rt. 5.
nty head of pure M.
S. (25 lb. Mrs. J. W.

if teen Bird Bros. pure str. big
ne M, B. turkeys, May hatch, very
ve hens, $2.ea.; toms, $3 ea. Mrs.
Gray, Lyons, RFD 3.
Toulouse geese, pure bred, $5.
. C. A. Black, The Rock, Rt. 1.
velve M. B. turkeys, extra fine
bheeding, 3 toms, 9 hens: toms
hens, $4 ea., FOB, cash with or-
oo Hester Tanner, Flowery
ne j
keys, tom and hen, Bourbon
ds, about 1%4 yrs. old, fine breed,
lb. ea., $8 for pr. W..B. Dasher,
ncon.
Four Mallards, 3 hens and drake
young hen), $4; 2 Muscovy hens,
ck and white, $1 ea.; 5 common
> Runners, 4 hens and drake,
Exc. for fancy bantams.
Ried T, Sheppard, Stone Moun-
n, Rt. 3, Phone De. 4220-R.
Four large, early hatch toms, 18-
., $5 ea.; few hens, $3.75 ea.;
0, $12, all this years hatch, Bird
OS. str. Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran,

Bronze
Altman,

n May hatch turkeys, wt. 8 to ;

, mixed breed, 25c lb. Mrs. W.
1ton, Soperton, RG: 3, Box cs:
leven ducks and 2 drakes, Indian
now laying; also 7 ducks and
, Mammoth White Pekins, same
all $1 ea. Mrs. P. A. Rabu, Ma-
160 Winship St.
ree pure bred M. B. April hatch
urkeys, 2 hens and 1 gobbler, $8, or
hens and 2 gobblers for $15. Mrs.
. Davis, Elberton, Rt. 4.
blue speckled guineas, over
grown, 50c ea., or the lot for
; money order with order, or
Ship COD. Mrs, Grady Chap-
Butler, Rt. Loc oes

pe Les Fg es

f Seat =

' . Exe. nice gilt,

nner and Mallard mixed, 7 mos. |



MARKET BULLETIN.

2 Donigg For Sale

Six hens and rooster, - White Afri-
can guineas, 75c ea.; cash with or-
der; add postage: James L. York,
Demorest, Rt. 1.

Two M White Pekin drakes and 3
ducks, now laying, all full feathered
and ready to pick, $1-ea., cash with
order. Mrs. A. J. Collins, Demorest.

Wild MaUuards, trio of young and
healthy ducks, $4. W. D. Proctor,
Albany.

Poultry Wanted
BANTAMS |

Want. fancy. bantams, common
bantams with clean legs; also fancy
pheasants, pea-hens, turkeys, white
guineas, and etc. Must be cheap for
cash. J. L. Berry, Norcross.

Want to buy 10 young Golden Se-
bright hens not more than 1 yr: old.
H. T- Denmon, Aragon. |

BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS

J PP. 6. and: Durec
mixed, wt. about 40 Ibs., for good





stock B. Rocks, 4 nice laying pullets

cockerel. Mrs. F. Cowart, Bete:
mi

Exc, a Red 12 wks. old female pig
for 6 pure bred B. Ply. Rock hens or
pullets and a cock, er exc. 2 pigs for
12 hens. and cock. G. M. Walden,
Mitchell.

Exe. old field peanuts for B. R. 4-6
mos. old pullets. R. L.
Pelham.



CORNISH

~ Want 10 March or April, 1930,
hatch Dark Cornish hens. Give wt.
and best cash price. ,J. E. Humes
Columbus. \

GAMES

Exc. trio of genuine Irish Brown
Red Pit Games for same number
Irish Grey, Chappel doms, Rucker,
Texas Benne: Crs. Fruley, Syl-
vania, Rt.





LEGHORNS

Exc. 65 gal. new syrup in buckets
for W. Leghorn, Ancona or Minorca
ae Spring hatch preferred. B.

M. Wise, Morganton.

Exe. imp. Whipporwill peas for 15
April 1931 hatch W. L. hens and 2
cocks. N. J. Williams, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 2.

Want to buy or will exc. Bird Bros.
pre str. Big Bone M. B- turkeys for
10 or 15 Everlay Brown L. hens.
Quote best price on hens. Mrs. A. J.
Gray, Lyons, Rt. 3.

Want 30 pure bred W. L. now lay-

ing pullets at once..Exc. mixed breed,
or pay cash. Mrs- Anna Moore, Gray-
mont, Rt. 2.
Want. to swap 3 pure bred Tancred
str. W. L. cockerels, March 4th hatch,
for 3 or same kind to prevent in-
breeding..These are fine roosters.
February, March or middle of March
hatch would be satisfactory. Mrs. W.
R. Hill, Sycamore, Rt. 1, Box 7. -

Want from 50 to 300 (prefer 300)
pure bred. W. L- hens, yr.-18 mas. old,
on 50-50 basis on profit. Lifetime exp.
with poultry. Write at once. iC.
Abernathy, Lula, Rt. 2.

Exc, 12 R. I. Red friers, av. wt.
2% lbs., for 10 W. L. pullets, wt. 2%
Ibs. Ww. L, Winn, Brunswick, 409
Wolf St.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS ~

Want any amt. hens. Will feed and
give best attention for half of eggs
and half of chicks raised. Any kind.
aut Mrs. Agnes Waters, Cumming,

o

Exc 40 100-lb. white feed sacks for
4 heavy breed laying pullets and
cockerel, R. I. Reds Bt State
particulars. Mrs. E. L. Pease, Colum-
bus, Re. 4:

Want chickens on 50-50 basis, any
good breed; have plenty of -range.
Mrs. J. W. Perry, Rochelle.

R. I. REDS

Trade 3 or 4 pure bred Donaldsons
cocks, 3 March, 1930, and 1 March,
1931 hatch, for 4 pure, same breed,
or 6 nice spring pullets. B. B. Mor-
gan, Clyo.

WYANDOTTES

Want to buy 3 pure bred Wyan-
dotte cockerels, Tarbox str., Feb.- or
March hatch. Lloyd White, Jackson.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, DUCKS,
GEESE, ETC., WANTED

Want 1 thoroughbred big bone
M., B. tom, long-legged type, for
breeding purposes, at once. Mrs. C. C.
Kimbrel, Colquitt, Rt. 3.

Want 1 white gander. Quote best
price. Mrs, R. R. Kelley, Tennille.









Humphries,



. R. E, Bn pee

Poultry Wanted

-PIGEONS
Exc. 5 Lakenvelder hens and roost-
er for White King or Red Carneaux
pigeons. Write first. R. M. Butler,
LaFayette,

Live Stock For Sale
_ CATTLE FOR SALE

Two yr. old reg. Jersey male, fine
stock (won 3 prizes at Cobb County
fair), $35, or exc. for J. heifer, not
under 6 mos. old, reg. in my name.
Party pay all exc. expenses. W: F. Mc-
Curley, Marietta, Rt. 5.

One reg. Jersey bull calf from very



high producing dam, $10, FOB, Ga.
Experiment Station, Experiment, Ga.

Reg. Guernsey pull calf, sire and
dam from Sapeloe Island plantation.
$20, or exc. for Hampshire hogs or
pigs. A. J. Strickland, Blackshear.

One large work ox, 1400 Ibs-, 10 yrs.
old, cheap for cash, or exc. for beef
yearlings. Kas; Parham, Greenville.

Seven-year-old Black Jersey cow,
on med. feed; 2% gal. milk and over
lb. butter, freshen next May (from
fine sire), sell at barn or trade for

cow coming in in Feb. or March and.

take difference. Mrs. S. P. Jones,

Lula, Star Rt.

Eight-month-old pure bred 350-Ilb.
Jersey bull, with lots of Sybil blood,
sub. to reg., $50, or exc. for 50 W. L.
hens; no culls. V. G. Perdue, Blakely.

Jersey bull, solid color, fine breed-
ing, 2 yrs. old, $25, FOB. Bugene
Hardy, Dawson. -

Nice cream: Jersey cow, soon we
freshen with 3rd calf, give 4 gal. milk
per day; also 3 nice J., heifers, soon
to freshen. Would trade for a good
co: G. C. Edmondson, Temple,

One part Jersey cow, 3rd cali, fresh
in, dry only a few days, 3 gal. per
day and good yellow butter, $35 cash
at barn. C. W. Griffies, Bowdon.

Four-gal. reg. Jersey cow, fresh in,
$75. J. E. Gable, Douglasville.

One Jersey milch cow, 4 yrs. old,
for sale or exc. for female shoats or
young brood sow and pigs or part.in
Plymouth Rock pullets at market
price. Mrs. C. Phillips, Fairmount,
Rt. 1, Box 24-A.

Large milch cow, in good cond.,
2% gal. a day (more on plenty of
feed), $30, or exc. for No. 1 plug mule,
nearby. Cannot ship. A. J. Pope,
Tallapoosa.

Cattle for sale or exc. Write. Al-
bert Collins, Whigham. |

Almost pure Jersey heifer, from
heavy milker, 2% yrs. old, will freshen
in Feb. Secrifice for $30. W. #H:
Rucker, Milner.

One pure bred Jersey bull, not
reg.,- $25, FOB my farm. J. M.
Brown, Box Springs, Rt. 2.

One fresh-in cow, $35 at my barn.
M. S. Tanner, Flowery Branch,
Chestnut Mountain. e

Two Jersey cows, reg., tubercular
tested, reasonably priced for quick
sale. D. A. Franklin, Griffin, Box 74.

Two yearlings for sale or exc. for
anything can use. T. W. Roberts,
East Point, 708 Lumpkin St.

A large grade Jersey cow, fresh
first part of the year, cheap, or trade
for pigs or calves. R. M. Anthony,
LaFayette, Rt. 3.

Pure bred Guernsey bull, not reg.,
about 3 yrs. old, also fresh cows with
first and second calves. E. A. Bond,
Swords.

- Reg. J. bull, Forfarshires Oxford
Uhlan, No. 278625, bred by Clemson
College, S. C.; dam has register of
merit record, 4 yrs. old, wt. 1,300 Ibs.
Sell -to prevent inbreeding. to
Thomas, Lavonia. -

HOGS FOR SALE
Pure bred 6-week-old P. C. pigs for
sale. If interested, come see. Cannot
ship them. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa.
Big Bone Guineas, 150-lb. gilt,



bred, farrow Dec. 20, $12.50, FOB;

5-month-old 100-lb. gilt, $10; 5 gilts,
big bone and little bone cross, 4 mos.
old, $6 ea. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Duroc and P. C. cross sow, farrow
Dec. 25, wt. 300 Ibs., $15; 200-lb.
Duroe sow, $12, FOB farm. G. B.
Ham, Cobbtown.

Full stock big bone Black Guinea
2-year-old sow, bred to S. P. C. male,
full stock, immune, in good cond.,
farrow Jan. 1, $15 cash. Mrs. Mattie

Crumley, Soperton.

Two O. I. C. boar pigs, treated, $5
ea., FOB here; money order. W. B.
Cadle, Mt. Vernon.

Guinea hogs, 6 and 8 wks. old, $15
pr.; few gilts, ready to breed, $25 ea.;
money order with order: no chks.

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Page Three _
Live Siok For Sale

Four pure bred. big bone oe

African Guinea 8-week-old pigs, $5.50

ea.; 2 ea., males and females, guar.
to be pure bred, stay-fat kind? G. M:
Walden, Mitchell, Rt. 1. i

P. C. sow and. 7. pigs, half. Hamp-
shire and half -P. C., 2 wks. old, for
$30. O. P. Barnes, Savannah, Pye
Box 273.

Blue big bone Guinea 55- ehib: :

pigs, males, $8; gilts, $10; pr., $16;
bred gilts, 130 Ibs., $25., AH A ide oi
son, Graymont.

. O. I.-C. boar pigs with ped., 60 s oe
70 lbs., $8 ea. M. Harris, Pelham.
Pure bred 9-month-old S. P. C.

male, $10, FOB Elberton, or exc. for
pure bred Essex male. Abner Baker, |
Norman Park.

Duroc Jersey, 24% mos. old, 35- 45=.
lb. pigs, reg. in buyers name, $6.50

ea., 2 for $12, 3 for $17,50, FOB my e

shipping point and lightly crated.
L. M. Kennedy, Collins.

Reg. pure bred P. C. male, good
cond., wt. 600 Ibs., $75. T. F. Thomas,
Lavonia.

Durocs, 14-month-old boar and a

5-month-old boar, also 2 gilts, 5 mos.
old, all reg. and prize-winning stock.
Cecil Parks, Howard.

Duroc J. hogs, 4 sows, 2 sows have
pigs, 1 has 10 four weeks ale, other |
6, week old; year-old male, 2 sows |
pred to thoroughbred Duroc male, 2
$126: for * btineh: P...o: Woodard, :
Chauncey, Rt. 2.

Eleven Duroc J. pure bred pigs, fine : ss

stock, $4 for males, $6 for gilts, at 40
to 45 Ibs.; now 2 mos. old. Roy R.
Daughtry, Metter.

Fifteen pure bred 9-week-old thrif-
ty big bone S. P. C. pigs, $5 ea., FOB.
Sub. to reg. Papers extra. Cash.
D. F. Hallman, Eatonton. a

Reg. big bone Black P. C. boar, a

wt. 150 Ibs., 8 mos. old, $16; reg. in ~

puyers naine. Write. "Albert Bost- aa
wick, Arlington, Box 217.

One big Guinea sow, bred, for sale
or exc. for peas or R. I. Red pullets, |
pure bred. W. W. Driskell, Sparta.

One reg. Duroc Jersey male pig,.
10 wks. old, $6,,FOB. James War-
ee Brooklet. 2s

= bone Blue Guinea sow and 9 ~
aoe 5 wks. old, $20, FOB my farm. |
J. M. Brown, Box Springs, Rt. 2.:

S. P. C. pigs, 3 mos. old, wt. about
60 lbs., $8.50 ea.; reg. in buyers name.
C. H. Trussell, Warthen. S

Three thoroughbred Duroc pigs, 8
wks. old, 2 male and 1 female, wt.
40 to 45 ibs., $4 ea., FOB. J. E. Raley,
MCE Rt. 1, Box 60.

Reg. C. boar and sow, bred,
yrs. a $30 and $25; also shone mete
mos. old, $10 ea.; all can be reg. NOs
exc. J. E, Bailey, Raymond. |.

One ea. reg. S. P. C. male, yr. and
8 mos. old, $25; sow, yr. and B14 mos.
old and will soon find second litter of |

pigs, $20; sow of mixed breed, farrow.

soon, 2nd litter, $12. 50-2 Bb. John-
son, Garfield. E
Little bone Guinea male, 4 mos. 7S
old, $10 or, exc. for 15 hens: Lon -
Barnes, Graymont, Rt. 1. aa
Fifty pigs, 3 mos: old for sale.
Write for prices, FOB, Hawkinsville. as
Robt. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville. we



Pure: bred P. C. and Duroc-Jersey,
September farrowed pigs ofexcellent
$5 each, with
pedigree. Same class of stock sold 2
yrs. ago for $10 each. G. C. Daniel, :

type and breeding,

LaGrange. =

Registered Big Bone Black Essex.
Choicest breeding. Sat. guar. W. J.
Bargeron, Sardis, Box 146.

Two S. P. C. gilts, 7 and 10 mos.
old, and no akin P. C. male. Sell 1

or both with male. All full bred. Eex@s<
for corn, oats or wheat, or anything ~
can use. J. E- Mansfield, Bluffton. |

Reg. P. C. sow, 10 mos. old, wt.
200 lbs., farrow after Xmas. Sell OL se

trade for anything can use. Write ~

me what you have within 50 miles.
Thaxton Bryant, Summit, Rt..2.

S. P. C. gilts and boars, about 4 _
mos. old, wt. about 100 Ibs., $10 each, ~
reg. in buyer s name if taken at once.
Sat. guar. T. R. Duggan, Warthen.

Duroc-Jersey pigs, 3 mos. old. reg. |
in buyers name, $12.50 each; 2 mos-
old, $10 each, reg. in buyers name.
J. Cc. Lumsden, Talbotton.

HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE
A-1 horse for sale for cash or trad
Plow anyway. No plug. Real horse.
M. R. Lockhart, Louisville, Rt. 5,
Box 54. :
Good mare mule, about 12 yrs. old,
wt. about 900 Ibs. Blind. Work any
where, $20 cash ,or exc. for ho

corn, syrup, chickens, anythin



Be a. T. Scott, Statesboro, Rt.






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_ Market Bulletin
Published Weekly by the. .

- BUREAU OF MARKETS
ae Arthur D. Jones, Director

Department of ~







| THURSDAY, NOV. 26, 1931

| Entered as second class matter

1. February 15, 1922, at the Post Of-

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act of June 8, 1930. Accepted for

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of October 8, 1917.

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Second-hand farm machinery,
flowers and seed, incubator and:
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are published in Monthly Supple-

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Thursday of each month.

{| Farm land for sale editions are
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[Agriculture
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or. hogs.





resulting therefrom.



SPECIAL NOTICE
_ CATTLE FOR SALE
Unusually fine registered Guern-
seys: bulls, 3 of highest breeding, Sir
Joseph (worth $300), Sir David, and
Sir Lewis, of Turner County, $150
and $100 each respectively; 2 calves,
$40 each; 3 about ready for service,
Ym pure and 2-half breeds, $60. and
$50 respectively for them; also cows
and heifers, $75 and up, FOB at farm
-prices. Joe Lawrence, Ashburn, or
Nashville, Ga.

SPECIAL NOTICE
Gi . .Correction
FARM LAND FOR EXCHANGE OR
a ; SALE



Sixty acres at bargain, or swap for

good filling station and country store

combined near a good town on Tour-
ist Highway (prefer Florida zone).
Farm ideally located, general farm-
ing; 43 acres very fertile, productive,
balance timber. Near water grist mill,

- gchool truck by door to consolidated

- school, church, stores, R. R., etc.
3-room. house, barn, poultry, other
outhouses. For more information
write. : J. W. Kinney, Atlanta, 222
State Capitol.

Live Stock For Sale

- Twelve yr. old sorrel horse, wt.
about 900 lbs. Sound, fat, gentle,
work anywhere, $50 cash. Used prin-
cipally.as saddler for 2 yrs., good
gaits, fine appearance. Richard Lewis,
_. Cornelia.

Mare mule, wt. 1100 lbs., good farm
mule. Cheap for cash, or trade for
good milch cow. H. L. Counts, Gib-
son.

Four good mules for sale at once.
Have quit farming. C._B. Collins,
Hazlehurst.

One scrub mule for sale: or rent



Two mules, 10 or 11 yrs. old, good
_ shape, about 950 Ibs. ea., $50 ea. or
_ trade for hogs, cows or chickens. T. J.

- Bailey, Griffin.

. Black 4-year-old Shetland pony,
will foal in April, $40 cash. Welbun

_ \Harper, Warrenton.

- reasonable. Write for full particulars. }
Lawton Key, Norman Park, Rt. 1:

a





Live Stock For Sale

Black saddle pony, 6 yrs. old, wt.
about 500 Ibs. Sell or trade for a
small mule not over 6 yrs. old. R. M.

Anthony, LaFayette, Rt. 3.

One pr. good farm mules, $75, or
exc. for cows. D. E. Moore, Gray.

Good plug mule, $40, or trade for
good milch cow, hhogs,.chickens or
corn. Mrs. R. R. Jeffards, Waycross,
Rt. 4.

Nice mare mule, about 1 M lbs,
11 yrs. old, for sale or. exc. for hens
in part and other stuff and_ good
note for part pay. W. A. Goare,
Nashville... ..

One plug mule, 2 good eyes and
eats extra good. Sell or exc. for hay,
corn, syrup, chickens or anything can
use. Will take $20 worth of either;
you del. the goods and get mule. Al-
low the market price. W. Overstreet,
Lenox.

Fine Percheron mare, 12 yrs. old,
wt. 1,200. lbs., fat, without blemish,
gentle and fine to plow or drive,
cheap for cash or thrifty hogs. See
or write. S. Thos. Jefferson, Nash-
ville, Rt. 3. -

Twelve-year-old mare, wt. about
900 lbs., work good to anything, also
good saddler, good eyes, $25 cash, or
exc. for cow, hogs. or_ corn. L. R:
Cerneous, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3.

Pr, large grey horses, cheap for
cash, or exc. for cattle, hogs or chick-
ens.
RFD 6.

Black horse mule, 12-14 yrs. old,

labout 1 M lbs., $35, or. trade for 45

S. L. Wyandotte thoroughbred March
hatch pullets; also black mare, about

10 yrs. old, $30, or 35 pullets same as

above. P. H. Woodard, Chauncey,
Rte 72,

One mare mule, about 14 yrs.. old,
good cond., good farm mule. Sell or
exc. for oats, wheat, cows, chickens
(Guinea hogs preferred.)

G. T. Maxwell, Washington, Rt. 3.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Stahls original gold cert. reg. stock,
also selected and tested, ped. stock
from above. Papers with each sale.
Guar. satisfaction. Priced right. S. E-
Dorsey, Blackshear.

Seven Chinchilla,
and a 20-24 mos. old one. Sell or exc.
for 8 hens or puillets of the B. R.,
Reds or Leghorns. J. C. Lumsden,



Talbotton.

Pr. nice, large, 8-month-old Chin-
chillas, $2, or exc. for anything can
a fe Martin, Flowery Branch,

Ped. Chinchilla and N. Z. Whites.
Write for prices. A. W. Melton,
Thomasville.

Four pure bred N. Z. Reds, about 9
wks. old, good, healthy, from fine
stock, 75c ea., or trade for ribbon
cane syrup or small friers. A. A. Nash,
Hapeville. ;

Chinchillas, Reds and mixed col-
ors, 40c ea., $4 doz.; 8 grown; 2 Black,
3 Reds, 3 spotted Belgiums, 5 does, 3
bucks, 75c ea.; $5.50 for lot. Exc. for
oats or wheat. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Some nice Chinchillas, 6 and 7
mos. old, from Stahls reg. ped. Gold
Cert. stock, $2.50 and $3 ea. R. F.
Lee, Social, Circle.

Pr. white rabbits, grown and wt.
about 5 lbs. ea., $2.50 pr. C. H. Over-
by, Columbus, 22 Eleventh St.

- White Flemish Giants, 2 mos. old,
75c ea., 6 for $3; 2 does, 11 Ibs. ea.,
bred, with 7 young ea., sacrifice, $10;
1 or 2 bred 11-12-week-old does at
bargain. All ped. stock. J. D. Donald-
son, Dublin.

One Chinchilla buck and Belgium
hare doe, $1.50 for the pr.; 3-2 mos.
old, crossed Belgium hare-and Chin-
chilla, $1 for the 3. Exc. for 1 female
Ringneck pheasant. Arthur Freeman,
Cleveland, Rt. 5-

Chinchillas, reg. buck and reg. doe,
each 2 yrs. old; 4 young, 7 wks. old,
good cond., $4.50 for lot. Will exc.
G. J. Cleveland, Hartwell.

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

Two full blood Nubian does, bred to
reg. N. buck; also a reg. Nubian
buck; also 2 reg. Nubian does, 1 bred
to reg. buck. All for sale. Mrs. C. R.
Watson, Marietta.

Extra fine reg. Nubian buck, for
service, fee reasonable. F. E. Grubbs,
Demorest; Rt. 1.

Southdowns, 5-6 thrifty, high grade
ewes, bred to reg. ram, '$10 ea. at the
farm or $11.50 crated, FOB. K. D.
Sanders, Eatonton, Rt. 2. - Ae

Reg. and horniless Toggenburg
2-year-old buck, gentle, easy to han-
dle. Sell at hard-time price, $25 cash.





No. better stock in state. L. N. Pat-
ten, Abbeville.

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ARKET BULLETIN

W. W. Selman, Douglasville, |

8-15 mos. old, |:







Live Stock For Sale
Toggenburg doe, not bred, $5; 2
bred to freshen in December, $10,
not ent. to reg.; 1 doe reg., $15 with
papers, to freshen latter part Decem-

ber: E. R. Cleghorn, Villa Rica.

Live Stock Wanted

CATTLE WANTED :
Exc. April hatch W. L- for a nice
heifer that will be fresh soon. T. W.
Roberts, East Point, 708 Lumpkin St.

Want 20 or 30 beef type yearlings.
White face preferred. State what you
have. H. P. Malcom, Social Circle.

Exc. value $150 for cows, hogs or
chickens. Paul H. Jones, Ambrose.

Want reg. Hereford bull calf from
4 to 8 mos. old. Will pay cash or
exc. thoroughbred: Duroc Jersey boar.
Must be reasonable. R. Andrew
Shearer, Lyerly. 4

Want 1 or 2 cows to keep for feed.
Will pay cash rent advance monthly
for good one. Prefer near Atlanta.
Chris King, Atlanta, 13 Rhodesia
Ave. :

Want 4 or 5-month-old Angus or
Polled Hereford bull, not to be reg.
but must be of good type and cheap.
E. K. Fowler, Athens, 180 Normal
Ave. oe
- Exc. value $60 for good Jersey.
milch cow; 2 or more gal. milk per
day. Mrs. H. E. Vogel, Atlanta, 2013
Memorial Dr., De.. 3530-J.

Want fresh milch cow for a dairy.
Give full particulars regarding cow,
and distance of your place from At-
lanta. and best route to get there.
V. E. Tregeant, Atlanta, 316 East
Lake Drive, N. E. ; .

Want young, gentle, easy-to-milk

per gal., cash, or $15 exc., $3 extra
to del.: would take heifer, bred, also
in exc.; Guernsey, Jersey, Holstein.
Mrs. Addie Waddelle, Pearson.

- Exe. value for a good milch cow.
Mrs. Andy Vogel, Atlanta, 2031 Me-
morial Dr., S. W.

Want 8-10 good breed heifer calves,
month or two old, to raise until come
in for half; also want 1 or 2 good
breed sows, already bred, to raise 3-4
litters on 50-50 basis. R. L. Blackwell,
Cleveland. :

: ~HOGS WANTED

Want healthy pig. No runt. O. I.
C. preferred. State price, or would
exc. B. R. hens at $1 each.- Write
first. L. C.. Abernathy, Lula, Rt. 2.
Want to know who has some
mule-footed hogs for sale. J. J.
Brazeal, Grovania, Rt. 1, Box 35.
Want.1 ea., female and male, pure
bred 6-week-old pug-nose Berkshire
pigs. Exc. peanuts and white table
peas, or, if all cash, must be reason-
able. Howell.Carter, Toccoa, Rt. 2.
Want any breed shoat, 85-100 lbs.
Exc. value. Come see at once or
oe Carlye M. Johnson, Tifton,
Want pure bred boar old enough
for service, O. I. C. or S. P.C. W.E.
Whisnante, Rutledge.

Exc. turkeys for a brood sow not
over 2 yrs. old and a good, fast raiser.
No chicken eater wanted. Mrs. W. E.
Holton, Soperton, Rt.'3, Box 75.

Want large type S. P. C. male pig,
75 to 100 lbs.; also want a 75 to
100-lb. Hampshire sow pig: Exc. good
So. Ga. syrup, 1931 crop, in No. 10
cans. C. F. Taylor, Adel.

Want Hampshire stock hog, wt.
about 150 lbs. Write and state price
and full particulars. Mrs. J. L. Paulk,
Ocilla,- Box 102.

Want 6-10 little bone P. C. or Black
Essex short-nose, stay-fat kind, 8-12
wks. old; need not be reg. but must
be pure bred and no runts; at once;
$4 ea. Write first. E. Wallin, Chick-
amauga.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED
_ Exc. good Jersey milch cow, freshen
in spring, for a small horse or mule
suitable for farm work, near Homer-
ville or Waycross. R. C. James, Hom-
erville.

Want Shetland pony of small size
and gentle. Pay cash or trade good
value. F. C. Garrett, Sparks.

Exc. good value for work mules
not: over 12 yrs. old, wt. 900 lbs. or
more, or will rent mules, cheap. J. F.
Rogers, Culberson, N. C., Rt. 1. (Res-
ident of Georgia.)

Want pr. good, heavy mules to
make crop. Pay rent in advance or
note to buy July 1. Chris King, At-
lanta, 13 Rhodesia Ave.

Exc. pr. good, gentle, 800-lb. mules,
11 and 13 yrs. old, for 1 good, gentle,







1,000 or 1,100-lb. mule, not over 8 yrs.
old, within 40 miles Mauk. W. B.
Powell, Juniper, Rt. 1.



cow, fresh, 3% gal. or-more, at $12.50).

ee

Thursday, November 26, 1931

Live Stock Wanted

Would like to buy a plug mule.
Make a good note. J. H. Neal; Daw-
sonville.

Have 2 good milch cows to exe. for
mules, H. L. Williams, Baxley.







Want Shetland pony. Exc. cose :

milch cow for 1. Tulila Smith, Bax. -

ley, Rt. 4.

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED _
Want goats, cheap, Saanan, Tog--
genburg or Nubian. State qualities,

agt, wt. and quantity of milk and

lowest cash price. Mrs. James Sir-
mans, Homerville. 6

Want 5 to 10 nannie goats.and 1
billy to raise on halves on increase:
good range. Write first. J. H. Neal.
Dawsonville. We

- Want a small flock of goats, most--
ly nannies. Write. G. F. Fean, Hamp-

ton.
- Want to buy some milch goats,

cheap for cash. L. W. Black, Brook-

haven. :

Want sev. short-hair, hornless Nu- C
bian, Toggenburg or Saanan does; |
must. be heavy milkers and good ~

stock; can use cross breeds of above

if good milkers. Give age, color, size

and best cash price. A. P. Boardman,
Augusta, 2840 Walton Way.

_ Eggs For Sale :
Thompson Ringlet B- R. eggs. Ist,

Ee

$1 per 15; $1.75 30; 2nd, 75c per.15: ~

$1.40, 30, del. Cartons ret. Mrs.-J. E.
Steadam, Bainbridge.

Hatching eggs from healthy flock,
Thompson B. R., $1 per setting, del.
Exc. few set. for sun-dried peaches

= apples. Mrs. J: R. Hills, Millhaven,

many as 25 doz. each week. Like to

contract with party at best. price. :

Write at once. Mrs. Lindy Sutton,
Summit, Rt. 2.
Full Cornish Indian eggs, $1 per 15.

Av: wt. of hens, 6-7 lbs. each. Money | = 3

order. Mrs. E. P. King, Rochelle.
Pure B. R. eggs, 75c per setting, $4

per 100 del. 15 doz. weekly at 15

above market price where allmy eggs

can be used. Mrs. F. Cowart, Summit, =

Rt 2:

Donaldson Red eggs, $1.50 per 15.
R. A. Yearger, Zebulon.

W. L. eggs, big type, Eng. Barron
str., $1.25 per 15; also Eng. pea seed,
Willetts frost-proof, 25c Ib- Exc. lh.
for white M. onions and lb. for 2 lb.
rape seed. Mrs. Etta S. Harrison,
Kathleen. :

Custom hatching,
hatch on halves. W. H. Kinney, Car-
roliton.

Custom hatching. All parties desir-

ing and planning to have 500 or more
eggs set this season get in touch
with J. C. Fussell, Dawson.

Pure bred Mammoth White Pekin
duck eggs, 75c doz- Sidney Clotfelter,
Marietta, Rt. 5.

Donaldson Red eggs, 65c per 15.

Crates to be returned. Mrs. J. F.

Trawick, Tennille, Rt. 1.



Eggs Wanted co

AND PEAFOWL EGGS

PEAFOWL
WANTED

Want setting of peafowl eggs or 1

pr. young peafowls for breeding.

State price of eggs and birds, blue

and white variety, in reply J. E. Leak,
Tifton, Rt. 4.

Pure bred Tancred W. L. eggs. AS

2i%e egg, or







Georgia Products For Sale a

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Willetts Wonders, 25c Ib. Mrs. E.
T. May, Warthen.

Cream, white and speckled Crowd-
ers, $2 bu. or 5c Ib., del.;. field peas,

$1.25 bu.; other peas cheap. Ovie |

Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Brown Whipps and improved Blue
Whipps, new crop, $1 bu., FOB;
brown sweet Crowders, 5c Ib.; in lots
of 100 Ibs., 4c Ib. All pure stock. Mrs.
Willie Johnston, Grayson.

Thos. Laxton peas, very early,
good, sound, 25c lb. Have 60 Ibs. Exc.
some for white feed sacks,
size, 1 lb. for 3 sacks. Mrs. L. R.
Rampey, Elberton, Rt. 8.

Cream sugar Crowders, nice and
clean, $3.50 bu., $1 pk., FOB. B. F.
OKelley, Maysville.

Twenty bu. of 100 per cent Brab-
ham peas, picked and thrashed with-

out rain. Make best cash offer. Jas.

Cureton, Austell.

Garden peas, 25c Ib.; pumpkin
seed, 15c lb.; add postage, no chKs.
Mrs. J. T. Jones, McIntyre, Rt. 2.

Twenty Ibs. Alaska garden pea
seed, 25c lb., postpaid; also 20 lbs.
dwarf or low-bush peas, same price,



clean and sound. Mrs. Roy Reynolds,

Baxley, Rt.

|



100-Ib,






-sday, November 26, 1931
Georgia Products For Sale
White and black-eyed Calif. peas,

bu.; also brown 2-crop peas, $2 |

a puyer pay postage. Lee Brooks,
ampton, Rt. 1
Twenty-five lbs. bunch Eng. peas,
200 jb. L. R. Langley, Milledgeville.

- arly frostproof Eng. peas, weevil
free, and black pole beans, ea. 15
cupful. Mrs. A. C. Holland, Flowery
Branch.
_ Ninety-day velvet beans, sound and
nice, $1.50 bu. Exc. for 7 bu. Brab
peas. Jas. H. Smith, Pitts.
"Mixed col. tender cornfield beans,
10c per cup, 3 for 25c; chufas, corn
eads, 3 large packs, 25e; mixed col.
arden. beans, 10c, cup, 3 cups 25c;
add postage. Mrs. Sarah Grindle,
arlonega, RFD. :

Clay and Brab peas at yeasonuble

prices. Make offer. J. H. Archer,

Spar ass

Large speckled Crowder, little white |

Lady peas, 10c Ib.; extra early Red
Valentine bunch, Hastings | striped
oe beans, 20c lb., 2 for 35c:
d postage. Mrs. Bessie McLendon,

Be espure, Rt. 3.

Fifty Ibs. red speckled sugar Crowd-
ers, 10c lb., or lot for $4. Hand-
shelled and 100 per cent pure. R. P.
Bannister, Ball Ground, Rt. 1.

- Twenty-five lbs. Willetts Wonders,
20c oe or exc. for any kind of garden
seed. L B. Hutchinson, Fitzgerald. .

Red speckled sugar Crowders, 6c
tb. sugar or salad peas, 2 cups, 25c;
white, tender, cornfield beans, 25
cupful; no chks. Mrs. Henry Eller,.
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Willetts Wonders, 25c lb.,.$10 bu.,
del.; 200 bu. bright, sound Whip

as; also some O-too-tan and Biloxi
beans. Make best offer, FOB. Re S;

Parham, Greenville. .

Bliss everbearing and early prolific

g. peas and MHendersons bush

imas for seed, sound and clean; 25c
Vb. del. Exc. for pecans, peanuts or
cabbage plants. Mrs. T. W- Hagood,

Marietta, Rt. 3.

About 2 bu. nice, clean Lady peas.
10 lb. Mrs. L. P. Mills, Brooklet.

Bu. blue peas, $1.50; mixed corn-
field bean seed, 20c cupful. Exc. for
side meat, lard or shoulders. I pay
= ee one way. J. B. Lindsey, Dal-
mas, Rt. .3.

Yellow Crowders, 10c lb. Cash with
order. Fred Combs, Stephens, Rt. 1,
Box 40.

Good, sound 90-day velvet beans,
1931 crop, $2 bu. Cash with order.
-E. H. Beasley, Kite.

Twenty lbs. Willetts Wonders, 20
Ib. Exc: for seed wheat, oats or make
offer. Can be planted BON ise:
Rountree, Swainsboro, Rt.

Bleck-eyed Calif. peas, $0, 50 bu.,

r 31%4c lb., add postage; also corn-
eld bean seed, 2 cups, 25c;. Purple
Top turnip seed, 65c Ib. Mrs. Jas. A.
Scott, Carrollton, Rte.

Laredo soy beans, No. 1, pure and
sound seed, $3.50 bu., FOB. H. A.

eal, Carnesville, Rt. 3;

: Sweet Cream Crowder peas, select-

ed for seed, postpaid, 9 lbs., $1. Grady
elley,. Sulphur Springs, Rt. Ti

__ Willetts Wonders, 25c Ib., postpaid

in 4 Ib. lots, or exc. 4 Ibs. for M good

abbage plants, E. J. and Chas. W.
Or exc. for oats at 50c by. Miss Annie
Brown, Madras.

Fifty bu. Whippoorwill and New
Eras, $1 bu., FOB. Clyde T. Hannah,
Logansville.

New crop Sugar Cream Crowders,
also Speckled Crowders, 8c lb-; also.
Trice pop aug shelled, 10c Ib. Add
a Mrs. J. B. Fields, Dahlonega,

Four bu. 1931 Brab peas, 1 bu.
thite, black-eyed peas. Sell or exc.
for 2 nice, 6-wks. old pigs. Each pay
hae John H. Gable, Tallapoosa,

Frost-proof beans, 15c cupful, 2 for
5c; sunflower seed, large and little
Japanese, 10c pkg., 2 for 25c. Mrs.
Elvie Waters, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.
Pure Cream Crowders, 6c Ib., $3 bu.
OD, or exc. for chickens. Bert
Dempsey, Rome, Rt. 2.
Cream Sugar Crowders and Calif.
hite, black-eyed peas, 6c Ib., $3 bu.;
rost- -proof Eng. peas, 15c ib. Exc.
for pig or honey. J. A. Chandler,
Buchanan, Rt. 2..
Extra nice, hand shelled Cream
Sugar Crowders (table peas), $1.25
Peck, prepaid. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cal-
euny Rt. 5.
_Eng. pea seed, Willetts frost-proof,
5c Ib. Exc. Ib. for white M. onions,
nd 1 Jb. for 2 of rape seed or good
ean seed. M. J. Harrison, Kathleen.
Willetts Wonder colf-proof Eng.
25c Ib-; 10 lbs., $2 del. Mrs. H.
Eeeklin, Raiser, ss



MARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products For Sale,

- Bunch speckled peas, 30c gal.,
postage not paid. Money order. E
1 qt. of Sugar. Crowders for
good filled pecans. Emma L.
Laughlin, Greenville, Rt. 3.

Fifteen or 20 lbs. white rice
8c Ib.;. hot pepper, 10c String;
cornfield been seed, 10c cup: long
red and turnip beet seed, 4 thls., 25c.
Add postage. Mrs. Sadie Southerland,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

One thousand Ibs. fcy. Crowders,
pure white, large cream. Saved es-
pecially for seed. Unmixed, weevil-
free, 4 lbs., 50c; 10 lbs., $1,. postpaid.
25 Ibs. up, 6c Ib., FOB. Clyde Burell,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 1,

-Bunch, frost-proof fog oe seed,

25c- Ib., or 5 lbs., $1. Mrs. - G. Mc-
Donald, Colquitt. .

Three bu. Sugar Crowders, 614c lb.:
3 bu. white, brown-eyed peas at 5c
Ib. W. D. Wilbanks, Cave Springs.
One bu. Calif, black- -eyed peas; $2
bu.; 30 lbs: black Valentine beans, 5
Add eee Joe Densmore; Can-
n,

Nice, | recleaned Lady peas, sound
and free from weevils, 6c lb., not del.
J. L. Parker, Pike.

Shelled, new crop and sound Vel-
vet beans for seed, $3 bu. Exc. for R.
C. W. Wyandotte yr. old hens, laying.
No culls. Mrs. J. H. Collins, Cobb-
town, Rt. 1.

One hundred lbs. Jackson Wonder

1 Ib.
Mc-

peas,

colored bunch butter beans, sound, 7c.

lb.; 40 lbs. Hendersons bunch Limas,
10 Ib. Not prepaid. W. S. Kelley,
Talking Rock, Rt- 2.

Small lot of large brown 6-wks.
peas for sale or exc. for apples or

have 300 old-fashioned seedling cling-
stone peach trees, 10c each. Not post-
paid. W. S. Story, Warrenton, Rt. 2.

White bunch butter. beans, also

Cream Crowders, for sale or exc. for

dried fruit. Mrs. G. C: Bradley, Pine-
view, Rt. I.

Tender, mixed cornfield bean seed,
20 cupful, postpaid; also green pod
okra seed, 25c cupful; Lady peas, 6c
Ib.; Whipps and rippers, 3c lb.;-: Calif.
black- eyed, 4c lb. Mrs. Bonnie Smith,
Oakwood.

Pure Brab peas, $1. 25 bu,; FOR.
R. A. Shearer, Lylerly.

Twenty-five lbs. Truckers Eng. pea
seed, 25c lb., del.; money order. E. C.
Vaughan, Woodbury, Rt. 1.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Twenty gal. sorghum syrup in at.
bottles, all 1 kind and shape, clear
bottles, $12.95 for entire lot; 20 buck-
ets new, bright sorghum, $10 for. lot.
(Name not given), McDonough.

About 300 gal. new syrup in 10-lb.
buckets, for sale. Sample on re-



quest. C. H. Davis, Clarkesville, RFD.

Fifty-five gal. good, bright, thick
sorghum. syrup, 1931 crop, 25c, FOB
my place, or exc. for good cow or
mule. A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa.

Exc. 5 gal. white nest onions for 3
gal. good syrup. Each pay ches. O. H.
Bond, Bowman, Rt- 2. ee

Ten gal. sorphum:syrup, 1931 crop,
in glass qt. bottles, clear, all 1 kind,
$12-95 for entire lot; 20 gal. sorghum
in new buckets, $10 for lot. Cash with
order. No chks. J. J. Milam, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 3.

Good, home-made syrup, 45c gal.,
not del.
Rt 5: .

One 33-gal. bbl. new crop 1931
sorghum syrup, $15 cash, FOB. Ed.
E. McLaughlin, Sr., Macon, Rt. 2,
Heath Road.

Syrup in Cypress new bbls., 35- gal.
cap., AA-1, strictly fine, 40 gal.,
FOB; money order. W. U. J.
Draughon, Whigham.

FRUIT FOR SALE.

Dried apples, 1931 crop, 10c <Ib.;
add postage. Runy Neal, Aska.

Apples, dried, from ripe horse-
apples, 12%ec lb. Mrs. C. A. Black,
The Rock, Rt. 1.

Home- dried peaches, 125 lbs., 15c
lb. H.R. Porter, Newborn.

Large crabapples for making jelly,
also dried apples, for sale or exc. for
cotton feed sacks. Lizzie Mathis, Pro-
tection.

Nice red and yellow apples, $1 per
standard bu. box, del.; also nice,
bright sun-dried apples, 10c lb., del.
Henry F. Weaver, Marion.

Nice, sun-dried apples, free from
peeling and core, 10c Ib. and postage.
Mrs. Cannie Daves, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Sev. hundred bu. Yates apples, fair
size, 50c bu. in bbl., lots of 5 bu., this
price; fancy boxed, $1.50 box, FOB.
Sev. M boxes in storage in Atlanta,
sell direct to truck peddlers or con-
sumers, etc. C. M: Miller, Comey



XC.

good

J. E. Sorrow, Commerce,



Georgia Products For Sale

Old-time Leather Coat apples,
dried, 15c lb.;.horse apples, 1224 lb.;
limbertwig, 10 Ib.; peaches, 18c-Ib.,
postpaid. Mrs. Ernest, Relford, Oak-
wood, Rt. 1.

Nice sun-dried penehee 8c Ib.;
good, choice. peach: seed, 2c lb. Add

postage. Miss C. L. Turner, Cleve-
Jand, Rt. 4.

One hundred Ibs.

dried peaches, 10c Ib., or exc. for

Guernsey or Jersey heifer, or pigs, or,
unknown peas at_market price. Each

pay postage. Mrs: J: J. Hendrix, Jef-
ferson, Rt. 1.

for goats, syrup, honey or pure bred
pigs. Mrs. W.. E. Whisnante, Rut-:
ledge, Rt. 2.

Bright, sun-dried apples, Te lb. Add

postage under $1 order. Miss Belvie

Holland, Mineral Bluff:

Large Japanese persimmons, av:
wt. % lb. each. Make offer on small
or large lots. Exc. some for apples,

oats or wheat. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

New, dried apples without core, 10
Ibs., $1.50; also large white nest on-
ions, 60c gal. Sat. guar. Mrs. B- L.
Robinson, Greenville.

Nice, dried horse apples, 13 Ibs.,
Sie Add 15 postage. White running
and bunch butter bean seed, 10c lb.
Add postage less than 3 Ibs. Mrs. Ed-
gar King, Norwood, Rt. 2.
Nice, sun-dried apples, 616cc Ib.
and postage. Mrs: C. D. Hayes, Mor-
gantown.

-Dried apples, 8c lb.; also rabbit to-

bacco, 20c Ib.; red pepper, 10c cupful;

sage, 10c cup; early Valentine beans,
10c cup. Exc. for 2 or 3 pecan trees.

Mrs. W. T. K , Falkir k.
Irish potatoes. Val. at 5c qt. Also Ot re ae ee

Dried peaches, 10c Ib.,. not peeled,

6c lb.; dried apples, 10c Ib., unpeeled,

8c lb. Exc: for white butter beans,
soup beans, etc. Mrs. Lauren Noble,
Trenton.

Nice, dried peaches and apples, 15c
Re a exc. Mrs. J. A. Wilson, Martin,

Nic, sun-dried apples, free from
core and peel, 5c lb. xnel Wilson,
Loving.

Dried peaches, 8c lb.; oe lbs. peach
seed, half bu., 50c. E- J. Frey, Mari-

-etta, Rt. 2.

Nice, dried fruit, $8 per 100 lbs. del.
T. M. Webb, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Good, sound, unclassified apples,
free from: worms, $1 per basket. del.
by P. P. in 3rd zone. J. E- Stembridge,
Ella Gap.

Nice, bright, sun-dried apples, 2
Ibs., 25c, in 4 lb. lots, postpaid. Mrs.
M. L. Goddard, Summerville, Rt. 3:
' Dried fruit,,out of good. cooking
apples, 13 lbs., $1. Exc. for good
bred chickens at market price or
good 6-week-old pig or hog at 6c lb.
Dollie. Blackwell, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Nice sun-dried peaches, 5c lb. and
postage, or exc. for white feed or
flour sacks or anything can use. Mrs.
J. B. Fields, Dahlonega, Rt..1.

Sun-dried peaches. 10c lb., or 14
Ibs. $1; add postage. Mrs. Lula Bell,
Alpharetta, Rt ol.

Sun-dried apples,-10c lb. in 10-Ib.
lots. Exc. for. value. Miss L. M.
White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 33.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE
- Fifty to 75c lbs. Stuart pecans, new
crop- Make offer, FOB. J. H. Archer,
Sparta.

Spanish peanuts in car load lots,
2c lb. Small lots, .3c, FOB. Exc. Jas.
H. Smith, Pitts.

N.C. Flat Runners, 22 yrs. improve-
ment. Bright and sound, 85c bu.;
Early White Spanish, 8 yrs. improve-
ment. Special seed, bright and sound,
"5c bu., all FOB- Money order. W. U
J. Draughon, Whigham.

Runner peanuts, 2c lb:, 500 lbs. or
over; less, 2%c lb. Send 8c postage
for sample. G. F. Thornton, Camilla.

White Spanish peanuts, hand-
picked, 5c ib.; also white Spotted
Crowder peas, 10c lb., FOB. J. Fred
Pope, Box Springs, Rt. 2, Box 61.

Runner peanuts (made 3 tons pea-
nuts and 3 tons hay on 4 acres).
Price 100 lbs., $2.50.
Edison.

Large size, select Stuart pecans,
25c lb.; smaller size, grade No. 2, 18c
lb.; seedlings, 10c lb. All 1931 crop.
W. Harrison, Fitzgerald.

Stuart and Schley pecans, 1931
crop: Well filled, 20c lbi, del. ig 2nd
zone. R. S. Parham, Greenville.

Choice Spanish peanuts, | 80c bu.
del., P. P. Send money order. M.
Clark, Sr., Blythe.

Peanuts and corn for sale, or exc.
for dried apples; peaches, free from



'worms, honey, syrup, meat, lard, ta-
ble peas, beans, calves, pigs or what.
have you I can use? ':

E. Cooper,

(edelarli jail on <a eeclaunnal cae ea

Pulaski.

land, ee

old-fashioned

-| Warrenton, Rt. 2.

G. D. Fain,



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Georgia Products For Sale 2
* Stuart pecans, well filled and dry,

5 Ibs., $1.10; 10 Ibs., $2; whole et S
40 Ibs., [ye 50 del.,
Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Stuart and Sthleys; 30c 16. FOB.:
Exc: for good-sound: seed chufas, or
other value. Write. Mrs. J.T. Hol-

postpaid.

Guar. A-No. hand-picked, free
of trash Peper peanuts for roastin
or seed, 5c Jb;; field run, thrash an
pops not. picked out, 3 Ib. Exc. for
Ga. cane syrup at 40c gal., and oper
value. S. E- Bailey, Cordele, Rt. C.

Schleys, 25c lb.; Stuart. and Pabst,

Nice dried peaches, 1244c 1b. or: exe. ea. 18 db; medium seedlings, 12c;

small seedlings, 6c; pecan meats, all |
halves, 60c. Ib.; broken _ pices, 50

Ib. Add postage. Mrs. James, Baynes,
'Greensboro. ee

Seedling pecans, 10c Ib., or exe. for

/good syrup. M. J. Harrison, Kath<-

leen.

New crop select Spanish peanuts,
del. by prepaid P. P., 80c bu. Mrs. Te
A. Clark, Blythe.

Spanish peanuts, bright - and :
sound. excellent for.seed or parch-
ing, $3 per 100 lbs. W. J. Bargeron,
{| Sardis, Box 146. =

Well-filled pecans, 15c lb. If inter- _
ested, write for further information.
R. S. Anderson, Hawkinsville. ee

Have few fine paper-shell pecans, _
25 lb. Mrs. H. H. Herrings, Cairo.

Sev. var. paper-shell pecans, mixed
or separate, large size, 20c lb.; aver-
age size mixed seedlings, 12 Ibs. $1.
Mrs. J. W. Hendrix, Dover.

Peanuts for sale or exc. for hens or. |
any kind of onions. Mrs. H. H. -Har-"
ris, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Large paper-shells, Stuarts and:
Frotschers, 25c lb.; Schleys, 30c lb.,
del. R. W. Branch, Baxley.

Thirty Ibs. Stuart pecans, 20c Ib., ae
and 25 lbs. Schleys, 20c lb.; add post
age. C. H. Capel, Molena.

About 2 tons No. 1 Spanish pea-_
nuts, 2%c lb., FOB.; gathered with-
out any rain on them. Mrs. J. L.
Ellison, Sardis.

No. 1 Spanish peanuts, 1931 crop,
3c lb., not prepaid; 500-Ib. lots, 244c
Ib., FOB. Albert Collins, Whigham.

Large seedling pecans, valued at
15c lb. in trade or 12%c Ib. cash.
Exc. for butter beans, dried apples, |
peanuts or any kind of vegetables,
ea. pay postage. Mrs. A. D. Brantley, _
Sparta, RFD 2. es

Vasselina peanuts, 1931 crop, free
from pops, 1214c lb., postpaid. B. L.
Thurmond, Greshamville.

Schley and Stuart pecans, 20c lb.;
also nice paper-shell pecans, 15c. Ib.
Mrs. E. T. May, Warthen.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
FOR SALE is
Fancy comb honey, packed and
labeled, 12 per cs.,.$7; also ext. in 5
gal. cans, 2 per cs., $6.50; 1 bbl., $20.



Je k. Mullis, Alma.

Nice, pure honey, chunk and ext.
in 10 1b. buckets, 10c lb., FOB- No
personal chks. J. W. Stallings, Val-
dosta;, Rt. 5, Box 92. +

Fifteen pat. bee hives in good we
shape, $1.50 stand, not del. J. E. Sor-
row, Commerce, Rt. De

Fancy quality honey, 10 lbs. good
ext- postpaid, $1.25; 10 lbs., $1.75;
5 Ibs. fcy. comb, 90c. Write for large :
lot prices. Jno. W. Berryhill, Lake-
land. 3

Fine ext. honey, poplar 12c and
Sourwood at 15c Ib., in 5 Ib. pails,
neatly labeled. Exc. some. Write. Ww.
P. Clayton, Quill. F.,

Fifteen hives bees, $1.25 each with
super, $1 each without, FOB, my
farm. Exc. for hogs: W. S. Story, *

Pure ext. honey in 5 lb. cans, $1 del,
Mrs. F. R. Vincent, Fruitland.

VEGETABLES FOR SALE |
Have 1 acre of turnips ready for
sale. Will be glad to figure with any-
one desiring a truck load. John WwW:
Berryhill, Lakeland. ee
Green tomatoes for pickling pur-
poses, $1 bu. Mrs. Maude Brooks,
Arlington, RFD.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS :

Contract or sell regular, pure ~
country, all pork, smoked sausage,
lard and hog head cheese, etc. Can
supply 500 lbs. weekly or more. F. oe
Garrett, Sparks. :

Dressed pork, 10c lb. del., cold. T. ES
I. Brown, Pineview.

Two sugar and salt cured should-
ers, canvassed, 20c lb., plus postage.
wt. 15% and 16% Ibs. net. K. dD.
Sanders, Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Home-made pork sausage, shipped :

Wednesdays and Fridays, 15c lb., col-
lect; 18c prepaid. re Cc. R. Sawye,





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Georgia Products For Sale

ge, 25c lb., 5 Ibs, $1. Mrs. B. W.
aller, Morven. ig

- Pure pork country smoked sausage,
3c lb., FOB. T. J. Brice, Barwick,

f

Small side meat, 30 Ibs. or more,
15 lb., less, 17c Ib. Exc. for mixed
cow peas at $125 bu.; not mixed,
$1.50 bu., or shelled corn at 50c bu.
_ Mrs. Addie Waddelle, Pearson.

AN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES,
_ .. ETC., FOR SALE
Nine in. grape fruit plants (for
_ tubs), 10c each; cherry, 20c each;
_ September peach seedlings, 10c each;
Himalayan berry plants, 50 for $1.
Add postage. Mrs. Belle Godard,
_ Goggins, Rt- 2. }
Gov't. insp. budded pecan trees,
leading car. All sizes. Sell or exc.
Write for bargain prices. F. C. Gei-
- ger, Flintside. .
- Twelve fruit trees, $1 del., from
early until late., 2 each Early Harvest,
June, Horse, Yates, Staymans, Deli-
cious. All yr. and 2 yr. roots, around
3 ft. State insp- T. M. Webb, Ellijay.
- Blue Damson plum and May cherry,
nicely rooted sprouts, $1.25 doz., post-
oe Mrs. T, W. Hagood, Marietta,
Stuart, Schley, Money-Maker, Suc-
cess pecan trees, 2-10 ft., 50c to $2.50
each; apple trees, standard var., 20c
to 50c each; pears, 25c-$1.25 each;
grapes, 10c-25c each. Standard sorts.
James Cureton, Austell.
- Nice, 2 yrs. old grape vines, large
black and blue grapes, 15c each, or
exc. for lint cotton and. onions. Mrs.
Wavy A. Lewis, Toomsboro.
Nice dry sage, 10c qt.; ripe hot pep-
per, 10c qt.; nice rooted sage, 6 plants
or 25c; muscadine vines, 50c doz.
Exc. for white sacks, or butter beans.
Each pay postage: Miss Mary Grindle
Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 58.
Pwo crop bunch grapes. Ripen July
and October, 20c each, FOB, vine-
yard. I. H. Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6.
_ Lead. var. peach trees, $45 M, $5 C;
plum and apricot, best var., $7.50 C,
$1.50 doz.; grape vines, lead. var., $5
C; fig and black walnut trees, $5 100.
E. B. Travis, Riverdale.
other light work; have boy, 4 yrs. old
10c ea., FOB. Trade for 125-150-lb.
ae lb., del. Wm. Hout, Albany,

>

Large red plum sprouts, 15c ea.
xc. for hot pepper or good dry sage
at reasonable price. Mrs. Willie
Johnston, Grayson. =
- Red and black raspberry, 40c doz.;
chestnut and chiquapin and hazle-
nut, 12 for $1.50. Garland Eaton,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1. Fee

Any amt. very best var. scupper-
ngs, 35c per doz., del., or 50c ea.,
del. Will bear first or second year.

ame, Georgetown.

Gov. insp. peach, June buds, ap-
ples, pear, plum, pecan, Eng. walnuts,
Japanese and black walnuts. Write
for prices. R. L. Wheeler, Macon.

- Year-old Tung Oil trees, 2 to 5 ft.,
10c ea. Will exc. F. L. Cross, Col-
Wath

- Lead. var. 2 and 3-year-old apple
trees, 20c ea.; 1-year apple and
peach, 10c ea.; Concord and Niagara
grape vines, 10c; pear and cherry,
ae FOB. L. C. Head, Cleveland,
Clingstone peach trees, large size,
fruit rinening in Aug., 3-3% ft., 6 for
$1, 12 for $1.75; smaller size, $1 doz.,
2 doz. $1.50, postpaid. Mrs. L. W..
Seago, Pinehurst. :

Well rooted Brown fig bushes,
hite scuppernong, 10c each, $1 doz.
del. in lots of 6 or more, or exc. for:
white feed sacks. Doz. for doz. A. T.
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

_ Black walnut trees, 2 yrs. old, 25c
os Wm.-B. Walker, Dahlonega,
_ Black everbearing mulberry sprouts,
2 to 5 ft., 10c each, postpaid. D. W.
eCook, McIntrye, Rt. 2, Box 17.
Cling and freestone mixed seedling
peach trees, 10c each. Mrs. R. E.
Brooks, Georgetown.

Goose plums, large red var., nicely
rooted, 3 for 30c, 6 for 50c, postpaid;
2c stamps accepted. A. Steinheimer,
olsey, Rt. 1.

arge red May cherry trees, 2 yrs.
old, 3 for 35c, 6 for 60c, $1.10 doz.
Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5.
Gov't insp. budded pecan _ trees,
foney-Maker, Pabst and Success
var., 3 to 10 ft., 25c to 40c ea., FOB.
. T. Ponder, Whigham.

ed. pecan trees, budded, from se-
ed heavy bearing trees, Schley,
art and Money Makers. W. H.
rris, Ft. Valley.



Nice hickory smoked country saus- |

ifig- eut., beea.

~Guar. every one to live. R. M. Fillin- |

4

Georgia Products For Sale

Large, fine purple fig sprouts, well
rooted, 25c ea. Mrs. G. L. Knight,
Thomasville, Moultrie Rd. . :

White scuppernong, yellow figs,
25c per 3 rooted, ones. F. M. Martin,

| Empire.

White willow peach trees, 2.-yrs.
old, 75c doz., postpaid. Mrs. Logan
Beach, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Purple grape cut., 10c and 5c ea.;
Mrs. Sam Singleton,
Bronwood, Rt. 2, Box 35.
McDonalds earliest blackberry,
Himalayan blackberry, Lucretia and
Premo dewberry, large Kudzu, $1 C;
7 large figs, strawberry shrub, 7 for
$1, del. J. W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2.
Fifty to 75 cherry trees, Black and
May, and some old-time peach trees,
10c ea.; also 75 Ibs. dried apples and
peaches, 12%c lb.; add postage to
all. Guy Osborn, Clermont, Rt. 1.

| BUTTER FOR SALE

Five to 6-lIbs. fresh, firm Jersey
Joutter per week, from 6 gal. cow, 25c
lb. del. Mrs. Hattie Wofford, Gaines-
ville, Rt. 3.

Sev. lbs. fresh butter each week.
Every Ib. guar., 35c lb., or 3 Ibs., $1
del. Coy L. Willis, Talking Rock,
Pele -3.

Four Ibs. fresh butter ea. week at
35c Ib.: also 5 doz. fresh eggs per
week. Exc. for good flour or sugar.
S. Dt Harrison, Kathleen.

Four to 6 lbs. (country) Jersey but-
ter ea. week at 35c lb. Want a few
regular customers. Mrs. Essie Weeks,
Doerun, Rt. 4. 2

Two to 6 lbs. fresh butter ea. week.
Cows t. b. tested; 30c lb., del. in ist
and 2nd zones. Send 5c for sample.
Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Five lbs. Jersey butter weekly, 30c
= Pearl Carpenter, Cleveland,
Rts 1:

Four to 5 lbs. fresh Jersey butter
ea. week, 25c lb.; cows t. b. tested,
party to furn. box and pay postage.
Sat. guar. Mrs. C. E. B. Roberts,
Carrollton, Rt. 2.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Sell part or all of 400 bu. Big
Stem Jersey potatoes for 35c per bu.,
FOB. C. B. Collins, Hazlehurst. .

Four hundred bu. Porto Rico sweet
potatoes at 65c bu., any quantity,
bat Randall Wiggins, Anderson-
ville.

Georgia Products Wanted
PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want quotation on pecans, good
size, fresh, this yrs. crop. Will take
sev. hundred lbs. if price is right.
Send sample if possible. Write at
once. Mrs. Sarah E. Stone, Carroll-
ton, but write me, Athens, Tenn.,
Box 494. :

Want your pecans at 5c lb., ship-
ping chgs., prepaid. E. D- McCool,
Surrency. :

Exc. white Spanish peanuts for
Runner peanuts. Mrs. J. W. Perry,
Rochelle.

Exc. 20.lbs- Brabham peas for 20
lbs. sound Spanish peanuts or butter
beans. Mrs. Paul H. Vansant, Doug-
lasville, Rt. 4. :

Want Schley and Stuart pecans.
State what you have to offer. J. Tom
White, Dublin. :

Want seedling and paper shell pe-
cans in any quantity. Pay the highest
cash prices. Send samples and state
number of Ibs. of each variety of-
fered- Geo. M. Prince, Columbus,
Box 1160. :

Want seedling pecans. Buy them
the year around. Quantity unlimited.
Can pay highest cash market price.
Submit sample, advising approx. amt.
Send stamped envelope. Bob McCor-
mack, Albany, P. O. Box. 448.

Want 100 or 200 lbs. good, sound
peanuts. Exc. honey for same. W. P.
Clayton, Quill. |

Want sev. M lbs. fully matured
Schley pecans at 10c lb. and Stuarts
fat 8c lb. D. M. Keen, Lyons, Rt. 4,
Box 190.

- Want paper-shell pecans. Send
sample and quote prices. Mike Theo-
logis, Atlanta Terminal Station.

Want % gal. large size seedling
pecans. Exc. % gal. dried peaches or
sell peaches 10c.lb. and dried apples
12%c lb. Everlene McLaughlin,
be ee Ris3:

ant 5 to 10 lbs. extra large paper-
shell pecans. Exc. Lady 'T. eos
plants.. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun.

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED











unknown field peas. Quote best cash



price, del. at Toccoa: Luther L. Davis,
Toccoa, RFD 1, i es



~ ofall ae at
ah eps et aos





. Want 1-15 bu. unmixed Clays or|

MARKET BULLETIN... Thursday, November 26, 1931

- Georgia Products Wanted

Exc, Spanish peanuts or velvet
beans for 7 bu. Brabham peas. Jas.
H. Smith, Pitts. s 2

Want good, sound velvet beans in
good car lots or truck lots. Quote |
del. price. A. A. Ruth, Savannah,
care Southern Feed Co.

FRUIT WANTED

Exc. Flemish giant rabbits doe for
dried apples or peaches. J. D. Don-
aldson, Dublin. :

VEGETABLES WANTED :

Want all kinds of vegetables, any

amt., anywhere. Write at once. E. J.
Hart, College Park.

Exc. large running butter beans
for onions, any kind. Mrs. H. H. Har-
ris, Baxley, Rt. 4. ou

Wish to purchase few bu. arti-
chokes. State price. S. E. McLendon,

Thomasville, 304 Young St.

POTATOES WANTED

Want Porto Rico potatoes, truck |
loads; also want some feeder shoats
and pigs. Advise best prices. A. J.
Brown, Sulphur Springs.

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES
~ WANTED
Want 20 or 25 Ibs. nice, bright)
honey. Will exc. No. 1 dried apples,
lb. for Ib., or nice peanuts. Write
what you haye. Mrs. N. P. Padgett,
Ella Gap. f

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES, ETC., WANTED
Want few young apple and peach
trees. Exc. good kinds of seedling
peach seed\for same. Mrs. Josie
Jenkins, Dahlonega.

Positions Wanted .

Exp. No. Ga. farmer wants farm at
once. 4 in family. Must be moved and
furnished in crop time. D. C. Lively,
Atlanta, 646 Wells St., S. W.

Want a 1-horse farm on halves. 2
in family, both willing workers. Want
$8 per month. G. W. Whitfield, Dub-
lin, Rt. 6. :

Want job working on dairy. Extra
good milker. 24 years old. References.
Charlie Hall, Atlanta, 1047 Duane
Street.

Want a 2-horse farm on halves

(the old way). Want $10 per mo.

Man and wife want small place
with party interested in poultry, or
would take place and keep up repairs
for rent free; would take small water
grist miil. No.. Ga. preferred. J. B.
Lindsey, Dallas, Rt. 3. ;

Two boys, 17 yrs. old want work on
farm or dairy, together, or near each
other for 1932. Begin at once. Drive
any make car or truck, $3 per week
each, or best offer. Write either.
Chester Crook or John Hicks, Villa
Rica, Rt. 4, care J. H. Keaton. ;

Want job looking after chickens

old boy. Do most any kind of light
farm work, especially milking 3 or 4
cows: Am 32 yrs. old, 3 children. Mrs.
Missie Coulter, Coulmbus, Rt. 2,
Box 403. /

Want i-horse crop on halves, or
will work part crop and part time
hire, or will run blacksmith shop part
time. Can do most any of that kind
of work. 4 in family, all workers.
Any time. Wish to hear at once. S. C.
Crowe, Powder Springs, Rt. 2.

Want to hear from party who has
10 to 25 cows to milk on 50-50 basis,
and raise the feel also. Have had A-1
dairy work and exp. Plenty of help.
W. P- Tobar, Pavo, Box 55.

Middle-aged couple want home
with nice old couple to take care of
farm or patches, etc. Both can do
most any kind of farm and other
work. Have no children. Good ref.
Write if interested. Mrs. L. R. Fur-
aoe Thomaston, care R. L. Duke,

Want large farm or estate to look
after on monthly salary basis. 25 yrs.
exp: in all branches of farming, stock,
poultry, vegetables, flowers, car-
pentering, etc. Best ref. Ed. E. Mc-
Laughlin, Sr., Macon, Rt. 2, Heath
Road. ca

Want grist mill for wages, or on
shares, or other basis. Exp. miller. Go
anywhere. State what you can offer
at once. P. W. McGee, Griffin, Rt.
C, Box 97.

Want 2-horse crop on shares; able
to finance self, need no help. C. L.
Bailey, Atlanta, Rt. 4, care Albert
Gaines Grocery Store.

Want job on farm, milking and
other light work; have boy, 4yrs. old;
am 22 yrs. old, married once; willing



worker. Write or come-see me at
once. Annie Lou Wilson, Meeks.



| Street.

jonce. Mrs. L. T. Phillips, Chula.

Plenty force. S. L. Curl, Dublin, Rt. 6.}.

or hogs and milking. Self and 14 yr.|-

Positions Wanted

Man, wife and 2 children want 1.
horse farm on -50-50 basis. Will ex.
pect $12 per mo. Run bill in cash.
Have to be moved. Or will accept
wages at $20 mo. with house, wood
and garden. Ref. at once. Chas- Law-
rence, Blackshear, RFD. $

Want job on poultry or dairy farm
2 years exe. in ea.; consider job on.
farm for board and small wage; 34
yrs. old. Give ref. and can go any-
where. W. C. Miles, Atlanta, 93 Hol< ~
lywood Rd., Phone Belmont 1300-J, _

Want a good 1-horse farm, mule. _
and feed; can furnish self; standing
rent; must be near good school and
churches. R, E. Lawhorn, Shiloh.

Want work on large farm by exp,
mechanic on water and light sys.
tems, farm implements, trucks and
tractors. For information, write,
Harvey Brannen, Statesboro, Parrish.






Want 2-horse crop, 25 or 30 acres, ~
on 50-50 basis; must be partly fur.
nished. Roosevelt Young, Summer-~.
ville, Rt. 3. .

Want 2-horse crop on 50-50 basis,
mostly corn and peas; can run self
until planting time if can get where
there will be some work to do. N. J,
Williams, Flowery Branch Rt. 2. _
Middle-aged widow with 15-year= |
old boy, life exp. on farm, wants home ~
cn farm at once. State best offer at

Want job on farm with good man ~
able to pay me for my work; can
milk, drive a truck or any kind of
farm work, by day or month. A. B.
Hill, Irwinton, Rt. 2. : A

Want 2 or 3-horse farm, 2 sets of
bldgs., on 50-50 basis, at once, South< |
east Ga.; would run myself, landlord
to furnish stock. M. P. Sapp, Pearson,
RFD. =

Young, single man, sober, honest,
reliable, no bad habits, life exp. on
farm, good dry hand-milker, etc.,
wants place on dairy or farm at rea-
sonable wage, at once. Ref. Go any=
where. I. W. Phillips, Chula. es

Want good i-horse farm on 50-50
basis, 33 yrs. old, wife and 3 chil-
dren (boy, 14 yrs.), 2 years exp. in ~
peach farm, 1 yr. poultry; accept job
for salf and boy by. month. Bishop
Coulter, Columbus, Rt. 2, Box 408.

Want wage job for 1932 on farm, _
straight time, 40 yrs. old, raised on
farm, single; state salary, including
.board and laundry by mo.; prefer
around Douglas, Villa Rica, etc. Wal-
ter Downs, Temple, Rt. 2.

_ Want 1-horse farm on 50-50 basis,

at once. Southeast Ga.; would run

myself, landlord to furnish stock.

J. E. Deane, Waycross, 600 Block, _

Washington Ave. ee
A CORRECTION

Want job on farm or anything can >
do. Make best offer. Dorsey Tabor,
Pavo, Box 55. :
Let me build a profitable poultry
business for you at small exp. I make
hens lay in numbers when eggs are.
high, the most economical way. Com=- |
municate for further information.
Otis Johnson, Locust Grove, Rt. 1. _

Twenty-six-year-old single, peace-
ful man wants job on farm with
elderly. couple; can do any kind of
farm work, milk, see. after hogs,
chickens, $10 mo., board-andjaundry.
Edd Worley, Marietta, 1011 Wlid-
lock Ave. oe

Want job looking after general or
poultry farm, hunting lodge, coun-
try estate, etc., for wages; want work
for 3 or 4 good workers; best of ref.;
aor Virgil Ricord, Claxton,
ret. 2:

Want work at once on farm or
truck driving for farm, etc.; well exp.
State best price with board and laun=
dry. Am good worker. Homer Car-<
rington, LaGrange, Rt. 1. -

Widow, 46 yrs. old, wants job on
farm to help with cows, chickens and
garden. Mary Lorenze, Hawkinsville.

Want home on farm assisting with
farm work, 37 yrs. old, single, reliable,
etc. Let me hear at once. Paul J.
Bennett, Bremen, Star Rt. : a

Healthy Christian boy, 18 yrs. old,
wants job on farm, dairy or poultry;
no bad habits whatsoever. Write at
once. Wayman Roberts, Dalton, Rt. 3.

Single man wants job on farm
feeding and looking after stock and
general farm work. C. R. Holloway,
Edison, care C. J. Holloway.

Farm Help Wanted

| Want colored man and wife, no
children, to work for wages; also
| want white family for wages on farm
16 miles Atlanta. Chris King, At-
lanta, 13 Rhodesia Ave.







Farm Help Wanted

Want boy 16 to 20 yrs- old that
understands work on farm. Orphan
preferred. Board and laundry and

e wages. D. E. McDaniel Mari-

i Rt. 4.

rker to take charge of 100 acre
farm near Wayside. Must finance

f. Farm been lying out. Good terms |

4 sev. Is. A. H. Woodyard, Rising

Want boy, 15 or 17 yrs. old, to work
on farm as one of family; will fur-

es and some cash; must |
h_ cloth: thrashed without rain on them: in

tnave good habits. Send ref. A. a Wil-
jams, Hazlehurst.
Want boy, 12 to 18 yrs. old, col-
red, from now until spring, $4 mo.
and board. John Grim, Lithonia,
4.
. rant good cropper for 4-horse
m, easily cultivated, 8 miles south
; Griffin, 60 acres in pasture, plenty
running water the year round, 2 large
houses, tenant houses and wells at
- house. Standing rent. Z H.
isher, Griffin, Rt. 2.
Want middle-aged woman to as-

ist with poultry one garden.. C: H.:

ey, Decatur, Rt.

Want settled man ne wife to live
house with widow and. work for
ges or some crop and some wages.
ould consider couple with 1 child.
s. M. Jenkins. Stuckey.

and team to take a 1-horse farm on
yares, 50-50, without fertilizer; will
e all he can make for 1 yr. on all
land he takes in; furnish house, wa-
ter and wood only. Mrs. Letitia
ade, Rupert.
Want white boy, not under 15 yrs.
Id, to live as one of family for bal.
this yr. and next; will board, clothe
d a little spending money; must
e able to milk and do gen. farm
work, honest and of good family. J. J.
ims, Boston.
Want family for a 2 or 3- hor e
op on 8rd or .4ths. A. L. Robinso
eworth, Rt. 3.

Want boy from 16 to 18 yrs. old to.

ork on farm at $7.50 per mo., board
nd laundry, Pierce Warner,+ Nor-
antown..
ant middle- aged woman to live
in farm home and assist in poultry
raising and light farm work; small
alary. For particulars, apply: Mrs.
attie Martin, Oglethorpe. :
ant 2 good 2-horse croppers who
their own stock. Have good
land and dont have to plant cotton;
sood houses, close to church. Edw. C.
Stephens, Griffin, Rts AC
Want good white farmer, 30 to 50
yrs. old, to work and manage 100-
cre farm near Atlanta; good house
and salary to steady worker. B. Feld,
tlanta, 197 Whitehall St., S. W.
Want good farmer for good farm;
acres in cultivation, 16 miles At-
anta; must furnish 4 or 5 mules,
tractor, etc., be well educated; 6-room
house, good cond.; poultry houses,

Atlanta, 996 Washita Ave., NL E E.
Want good farmer for 1, 2 or 3-

plow; located in McDuffie County.
Apply: Mrs. H. B. Reynolds, Atlanta,
(582 Howell Mill Rd.
Want single man or boy, 18-40 yrs.
d, $1 per week, board and laundry.
ome, dont write. Also want 2 boys,
20-40 yrs. old, live in home with me,
take 20 acres cotton ea., 50-50 basis.
G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.
Want widow with 2 boys large
enough to do good one must be
wile oo J. H. Gay, Jackson
e 1

Grain and Hay For Sale
e _ Fifty bu. French rye (could be cer-



Sagrain 303, new grain hay and
silage crop. Pure, sound seed, 5 Ibs.,
?-$1-50 pk.: 34 bu. H. A. Neal,
varnesville, Rt. a
Xas Rustproof oats for sale or
xe. 2 for 1 for good, clean peas.
S. Jones, Sylvester.
_ Hastings 100-Bu. oats, bright and
lean, no smut, 45c bu., or exc. for
3rab peas; also 1 car of bright oat
traw. G. W. Coleman, Tifton.
Genuine Cokers str. Abruzzi rye,
20 bu. lots, at 90c bu. Smaller quan-
ties, $1 bu., FOB. W. C. Moore,
Augusta, 805 Reynolds St.
_ One one-half tons corn fodder and
hum tops and fodder mixed. to-
ther, $10 cash here at barn. Ed. E.
sian Sr., Macon, Rt. 2,

MARKET BULLETIN =

She ted Hay For Sale
Fulghum seed oats, 50c bu.: Ban-

croft, 60 bu. W. W: Williams, Quit-
man.

full of peas, $18 ton, or trade for

seed peanuts for peas. O. M. Greene;
Tron City.

Good, well-seasoned. peanut hay,
$7.50 per ton, FOB h
truck loads... F. p. Bloodworth, Fort
Gaines.

Appler and Bancroft seed oats,

S bags, FOB, Lavonia, 40c bu. B.
. Cheek, Lavonia.

E ieeee tons nice, bright peanut

FOB. H. C. Mathis, DeSota, Rt. 1,
Box 28.

Fine quality, pure, recleaned Ab-
ruzzi rye, $1 bu., FOB, cash with or-
der. J. D. Massee, Marshallyille.

Genuine. recleaned Abruzzi rye,
insp. and cert., $1 bu. in 244-bu. bags;
recleaned, pure Fulghum seed oats,

David, Marshallville.
Pure Cokers str.

Fulghum _ seed
oats, recleaned, 45c bu.

pure, re-

bags. L. M. Felton, Marshallville.

Recleaned, genuine Abruzzi rye, 90c
bu. in 214 -bu. bags, FOB, cash with
forder. W. B. Collier, Ft. Valley,
RFD.

Car lots, good, bright peanut hay
with peanuts int -$t POs. J HC.
Jomes, Smithville.

Hastings 100-Bu., Cokers cold-
proof and Fulghum oats, 55c bu., all
Ist yr. from orig., pure, sound, clean,
ne smut. R. W. Stembridge, Milledge-
ville. =
Rye for seed or feed, 90c bu., FOB,
cash with order, money order pre-
ferred. C. L. Osborn, Ellijay, Rt. 4.

Extra fine peanut vine hay, $8 ton,
FOB; will del. by truck for frt. chgs.
T. Iv Brown, Finleyson. ;

Remainder 500. bu. Gunn-Goolsby
super wheat, official yield 51.29 bu.
per acre Chighest official record pro-
duction for Ga.), $1.75 bu, FOB. Dan
Gunn, Monticello.

Want 10 bu. seed wheat and 20- 25)
bu. seed oats. Will exc. pure Langford
imp. cotton seed at $2 bu. Mrs. BF. L.
Langford, Commerce.

Want 5 tons of hay, price FOB
Griffin. Sam Jones, Griffin, Box 74.

Want 20 bu. seed oats, Hastings
100-Bu. or Texas rustproof. Exc. 5
lbs. large seedling pecans for 1 bu. or
1 gal. new crop Ga. cane syrup for 1

ceived. Mrs. F. D. Hicks, Adel. |
Sev. tons Native grass hay, well
cured and baled; also fine lot of seed
wheat,. Blue Stem, Early May. M. R.-
Lockhart, Louisville, Rt. 5, Box 54.
One car nice, bright shredded corn
stover, well baled and very fine feed,
$10 ton; also few tons fine tea green
peanut hay, $12 ton; oat straw, $9
ton. All FOB. J. B. Woods, Brcoks. _
Pure Abruzzi seed rye, 90c bu.,
FOB. J. H. Hudson, Gough.
Bright Fulghurm seed oats, 2nd yr:
from Coker. Free of smut and grass
seed, 40c bu., FOB. S. B. Goodwin,
Marshallville.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exe. good, bright strained honey or
purple hull speckled peas, slightly
mixed with Tillman, for wheat or
oats. L. R. Rountree, Swainsboro,
Re. 5-

Exec. Spanish peanuts, 1931 crop,
for oats and wheat, 3 bu, peanuts for
5 bu. oats and 2 bu. nuts for 1 bu.
wheat. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley.

Plants For Sale
W. and E. J. cabbage plants, 75c
M. Exc. for seed oats. T. Wila Smith,
Baxley, Rt. 4-
Winter heading cabbage and col-





lard plants, 60c 500, $1 M, postpaid.

Will ship COD. Mrs. Gertrude Bran-
an, Lewiston.

Mastodon Everbearing strawberry
plants, 25c C, $2.50 M. Add postage.
Mrs. H. S. Nix, Cleveland.

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants.
Coastal grown, 40c 300, 55c 500, 90c
M. All del. Sat. guar. E. L. Durham,
Saint Marys. \

E. J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage plants, Bermuda and Prize-
taker onions, all $1 M, oe From
Long Island seed- B. F. Mallard,
Rincon.

St. Regis red everbaring raspberry
plants, 6 for 25c, 45 doz., $3 C, vre-
paid. EXe. for peanuts or pecans, any
variety. Kenneth Ballew,. Mineral



Bluff, Rt. 1, Box 30

ee

65c 300, $1.50 1,000. Mrs. L.

| Pour car loads: of bright peavine
ae hay, cut and baled without any rain,
5 able man who a good |f
Want reli peas. Will also trade bright runner

ere in car. or

hay in car load lots, or less, $7 ton Y

45c bu. in 5-bu. bags, FOB. O. K.

cleaned Abruzzi rye, $1 bu. in 24%4-bu..

bu., ea. pay frt. chgs. on goods re-

| plants, $1.35 500,



Plants For Sale

E. J. and Chas: W. cabbage plants,
. Owens,
Buford, Re

Well. rooted, open field grown E. J.

and Chas. W. cabbage plants, 65c per
300; $1.50 2 cate Mrs, W. M. Owens,
Buford, Rt.

Stenberg. plants, 25c C, $1 500.
Exc.. 500: for 1M. cabbage or onion
plants: sweet gum sprouts, chestnuts,
eta plum from seedling trees, 25c
ach, $1;. sassafras roots, 15clb.
Mrs. : Ww. Ford, Lithonia, Rt. 1.

Chas. Jj; Wakefield, Flat Dutch
and heading collard plants, 60c 500.
apes postpaid. Miss" Rosa May, Lew-
iston

Kudzu plants, $4.50 per 1,000. Hu-

bert Meeler, Hartwell, Rt. 1.
- Cabbage, collard and Bermuda on-
ion plants now ready. Leading var.
60c 500, 95c-M, $3.75 5,000. L. H.
Allison, Tifton. :

Cabbage plants from imported
seed. E. J.,.Chas. W., now ready, $1
M, del- Less price in larger quantities.
Count absolutely guar. W. S. Sim-
mons, Guyton.

Chas. and J. W., Succession and
Copenhagen cabbage plants, 50c,
FOB, express; 75c del. Grady -Turner,

Macon, Res.

Collard and cabbage plants, 500,
75c; $1.25 M, roots protected, basket
free, postpaid. 15c extra if chk. is
sent. Exe. for strawberry plants or
peanuts. Lee Waldrip, Gainesville.

Nice strawberry plants, 20c C;
a: 50 M, P. P., or exc. Write. Mrs x;

C. Abernathy, Lula, Rts 2:

Lucretia, dewberry plants, 50c doz.;
500 Kudzu, rooted, $2, FOB. Mrs. O.
D. Woodruff, Greenville.

Rhubarb plants, 40c doz.: rhubarb
seed, 10c thls}; catnip plants, 5c ea.:
also old-fashioned yellow plum peach
seed, 15c doz. Mrs. G. B.. McLane,
Hartwell.

-Chas. and J. W. cabbage plants,
50c .300, $1 M, postpaid. Now ready.
Marcus Williams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Extra early J. and Chas. W. cab-
bage plants, 55c 500, 90c M. del.,
postpaid; cabbage heading collard,
50c 500, 75c M, $3.50 5 M, del., post-
paid. Robt. McCook, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, 20e C, $1 M; Klondike straw-
berry plants, 30c C, $1.50 M: cala-
mus plants for setting, 10c each, 75c
doz. All del. L. A. Crow, Oakwood. .

Large, extra early J. and Chas. W.
cabbage plants, 55c 500, 90c M;: cab-
bage heading collard, 50c 500, 75c M,
$3-50 5 M; Bermuda onions, 60c 500,
$1 M, all postpaid. F. F. Stokes, Fitz-
gerald.

Frost-proof cabhage plants, Copen-
hagen Market and Flat Dutch, 60c
500, $1 1,000. R. L. McRee, Meigs.

Chas. W. cabbage plants now ready.

Price postpaid, 75c 500, $1.35 M, by
express, FOB, $1 1,000. John W.
Berryhill, Lakeland.
Kudzu, $8 1,000-
Mt. Airy.
Progressive everbearing strawberry
$2.25 M; huckle-
berries, 50c C: $4 M; gooseberries,

Yonge Walker,

15c each; hazlenut, 8 for $1; white].

scuppernong, 5 cut., 25c, del. Geo.
Blackwell, Cleveland.

Chas. and E. J. cabbage oc
35 300, 65c 500, -$1 1,000. H. G.
Mathis, Gainesville, Rt. 9-

E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants,
$1.50 M del. Cash with order. C. C.
Burell, Buford, Box 122.

Lady T. strawberry plants, 45 200,
60c 300, 90c 500, $1 1,000. Mrs. J. M.-
Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 5. :

Extra E. J. and Chas. W. frost-
proof cabbage plants, well rooted.
Postpaid, 60c 300, $1 600, $1.35 1,000.
C. F. Maddox, Buford,

Collard plants now ready, extra
fine-. Several M at 25c C, - 25 M.
Exc. for farm products. E. eobtare;
College Park.

Everbearing strawberry plants, $3
M; rhubarb, 50c doz.: garlic head,
10c. Money order only. Miss Rona
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4.

Klondike and Missionary straw-
berry. plants, $2 M, $8 5 M. State
insp. and approved. Guy Taylor, Ma-
con, Rte t:

Frost-proof cabbage, Bermuda on-
ion and Ga- collard plants, del. by
mail, 90c 500, $1.50 M. Exp. chgs.
collect, $3.50 5 1,000. G. W. Coleman,
Tifton.

Cabbage plants, 75e M; white Ber-
muda onion, $1 M; collards, 75c 1,000.
W. W.. Williams, Quitman.

Progressive everbearing strawberry |

plants, 35c C, $3 M, del. H. B- Shell,
Palmetto.

Thousands of cabbage
ready, E. J. and Chas.
$1.50 M, del. Mrs.
Register.

plants
W.; 25 C,
Hey Franklin,

| rusty, suitable for honey,

Pints Wanted

Want multiplying onion sets 0
Bermudas, also milling wheat, in pea

pears. Write first.
Manassas.

_ Exc. Eng. peas,

Mrs. H. B. Ford, Lavonia.

Miscellaneous For Sale

Quincedonia for. preserving. Fine
Jot and sure are fine, $1.50 per bu.,
FOB, or exc. for anything can use,
Js i. Turner, Winston, Rt. 1. |

Nice, clean, ary, sifted black wal-
nut kernels, 50c lb., and nite pecan
meats in halves, 60c Ib. Mrs. M. J
Howington, Commerce, Rt. Se.

Good grade unwashed. sheep s wool,
free of burrs and tags, 35c Ib., plus
postage, or 30c:in 5 lb. lots or more;
also 10 Ibs. new, live goose.feathers,
80c Ib., plus postage. Mrs. K. De
Sanders, Eatonton, Rt. 2.

Walnuts, the native green walnuts
hulled and dried, go lb., FOB. W. W.
Clofton, Oliver, Rt.

Bright and red ier flue-cured to-
bacco, chewing, 10c; smoking, 7c. lb.
del. Ga. David Hutto, Surrency: |

Polk root, sassafras, yellow root,
all 15 lb.; wild cherry brak, 20c lb.
Exc. for anything.can use. Miss N, A.
| White, Dahlonega, Rt. 1, Box 30.

Nice, large, sound hickory nuts, 4
Ib.; black haw and yellow root, each,
20 Ib. Exe. for side meat, lard or Be
shoulders. I pay postage 1 way. J-
Lindsey, Dallas. Rt. 3.

Few dried sheep hides. Killed this
season, $1 each. Jack Mundy, Jones-
boro, RFD, < ;

One Ib. a sage, 856; PP
lard buckets, 4 Ib. cap. washed, not.
lard or

a $1. Mrs. LeC- Abernathy, Lula,
Rise: : \

Canned fruit, doz. cans blackber
ries, 25c gt.; 6 qt. cans each peaches,
30c at., and peach pickle, 40c at.;
at. each, green tomato and Chili
sauce, 25c at., and others. Mrs. H. abe
Smith, Lylerly, Tb 23: :

Home-made preserves, pach, pear,
blue plums, fig and quince, 50c qt.;
peaches, 25c qt.; gallberry honey, 20c
Ib. All in Mayson. jars. Mrs. W. T.
Mobley, Atlanta,\1034 Capitol Ave.,
S. E., Phone Main 4847,

Good chewing or smoking tobacco,
5c lb. cash. Exc. for wheat, oats, on-
jon plants, peas or soup beans. Each
pay postage. Mrs. C. T. Houston,
Blackshear.

Black walnut meats, large pieces,
sifted, 50c lb. del. Mrs, J. D. a
ben, Leeust Grove-

Oblong sizes genuine and. ricl
home-made fruit cakes, 2, 2144 and 3
lb. cakes, del. at 50c Ib. Mrs. WwW. L.
Watkins, Boston.

Bright leaf tobacco, shewing and
smoking, 6c Ib. Add postage. Ss. P,
Hutto, Surrency.

Genuine chewing and smoking to-
bacco, 10e lb., prepaid to 3rd zone.
Isham Harris, Baxley, Rt. 2: _
Fruit cakes, 10 or more different
fruits and flavoring, 40c lb., prepaid |
in 5 Ib. or more, Cash with order.
Mrs. W. F. Amos, Edison.

Fig, pear, peach, watermelon rind
preserves, each, 50c qt.; apple jelly,
$1.75 doz. molds: Spanish relish, plum
sauce, peach pickle, green tomatoes,
Chili sauce, 45c at. Mrs. Z. M- Story,
Thomson. ;

Nice, clean, dried sage, 60c Ib. del.
This yrs. crop.;Money order only.
Write or see Mrs. J. E. Yawn, i
Rt. 1, Box-115. -



Black walnuts, hulled, $1 bu.; hick

ory nuts, 6c lb., 10 Ibs. 50c; broom
straw, 10c bunch, $1 doz.: apple pre-
serves, $1 per Vy gal. can; peanuts,
5c Ib:, postpaid. Esta Wetherford,
Oakwood.

Clean dry sage leaves, 60c Ib.: black
haw roots, 20c Ib. Miss Mollie Reece,
Ball Ground,. Rt. 4.

Home-made fruit cake, 50c Ib. Add
postage on all orders less than 5 Ibs.
Mrs. .R. Van Smith, Cork. ee

About 75 Ibs. fine, flue- cured |
bacco, fine sHape for twisting, 15c Ib.
Money order. C. L. Fetter, Surrency.

Home-made tobacco, 100 Ibs.
leat chewing or smaking, 15e To; )
"ib. boxes, del- at $1. Money order,
Miss Inez Campbell, Surrency.

Good, flue-cured tobacco. 8c. Ib.
Some slightly damaged, 5c Ib. Cash,
or exc. for chickens any breed. and
other value. P. T: Herndon, Surrency.
Sassafras roots, 10c lb.; 6+lbs.. 50c.



del. in 1st and 2nd zones, A. T3
terson, a Rt. 2. ae



ooster, at 15c and 12c Ib.; also 6 bu.
mhite shelled corn at.50c bu.; 2 bu.
sweet potatoes; also 4 gal. syrup at
gal. Write or call at Mrs. W: E.
Vieeks, Union Point, Rt. 1. . :
Exc. 20 Ibs. nice sun-dried apples
or 20 Ibs. cotton. Each pay postage.
rs. Ethel Curbow, Blue Ridge, Rt.
, Box 21. :
Want 5 lbs. clean, home grown rice.
ixc. 5 lbs- Crowder peas. Each pay
oe Send sample. Mrs. L. Pettit,
Boy
Want burlap bags. No guano bags
anted. Write. W. McD. Harley,
Brunswick. i
- Want plain, strong burlap bags for
hipping peanuts. Need 6 or 8 doz.
Must. be cheap. Mis. W. S. Norton,
BECISOn...
_ Exc. pecans for meat, lard, butter,
rup, dried fruits, or anything to
at. Write what you have. Mrs. M. L.
ruce, LaGrange, 601 Vernon Road.
Exc. value for pigs or chickens.
Write. Ira Rogers, Folkston. -
- Want hulled and dried black wal-
uts, large or small quantities. J. C.
Thames, Macon, Crump Park.
Want 2 lbs. Jersey butter per wk.
at 25c lb., del. G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.
Exc. 500 collard plants for 2 Ibs.
~fresh butter., ea. pay postage. Mrs.
T. Sutton, Pelham. ate .
Want nest onions, the kind that
does not make seed. Give price in
irst letter. Taylor Hooks, Unadilla.
Exc. 20 lbs. mixed peas, Calif.
aoe and small black-eyed ta-
ble peas mixed, for 10 Ibs. good chew-
ng tobacco. W. L. Hatfield, Sulphur
yprings. : .
Exc. Cream Sugar Crowder peas
r good home-raised chewing tobac-
co. Peas at 9c lb. and fre of weevils,
. M. Jackson; Buehanan, Rt. 1. ,-

Seed For Sale |

Wonder- Stone Mtn. watermelon
seed, hand selected, up to 10 lbs., 75c
b.; 10-25 Ibs., 50c lb.; more than 25
bs., write for price. F. E. Shannon,
Lenox. - ed
_ Two gal. old-fashioned shallot but-
tons, 55 gal., postpaid; white run-
ning butter bean seed, 15c lb., plus
eee Mrs. R. W. Beall, Culverton,



Cabbage seed, new crop, frostprcof,
tra Early J. and Chas. W., $1 Ib-;
bs-, $4; 10 lbs., $7.50, del., postpaid.
_F. Stokes, Fitzgeraid. :
Nest onions, 7%c ib., and postage.
C. Johnston, Hoganville. :
Hastings Big Seven turnip seed,
mixed with Shogoin! 30c lb.; 4 lbs.,
1; 10 Ibs., $2 del. Cash with order.
rs: .C. A- Wilbanks, Commerce,
Some Feterita seed, 8c lb. in 25 lb.
Ous; 7c. losin 50 Ibs lots; FOB. W. D.
Wilbanks, Cave Springs.
Honey drip cane seed, 60c gal.;
one Mtn., Jones Imp. watermelon
seed not mixed, $1 lb-;~ Willetts
Wonder Eng. pea, 25c cupful; nest
ons, 60c gal.; turnip, 35c cupful
. Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Carrollton,

5;
| Willetts Wonder Eng. pea- seed,
col. butter pea seed, each 25c teacup-
ful; 1% gal. nest onions, 30c; 3 kinds
mixed watermelon seed, good var.,
75e lb. del. No stamps. Mrs. J. E.
ham, Carrollton, Rt. 5. :
Multiplying Calif. beer seed, 10c
nd 25c per pkg. per start. Stamps
cepted. Mrs. E. B. Green, Atlanta,

5 Ponders Ave. :

Ga. collard, pumpkin, sunflower

d, 2 cups, 25c; mixed turnip, mus-
tard and cucumber, 5c spoonful. Exc.

hot rec pepper or anything can

' Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

reen pod okra seed, -10c per
match box full; curly mustard and
Rocky Mtn. salad seeds, 10c_ thls.;
citron seed, 2 doz., 10c; white Crowd-
xr peas, 20c qt. Viola Hensley, Elli-
ay, Rt. 3, Box 60.

Willetts Wonder Eng. peas, 25c lb.
or 5 lbs. $1; white pop corn, 6c lb.
on cob, del., or exc. for anything can
: Ruth Braswell, Loganville,

Texas Honey Drip cane seed, 3c
Ib.; pop corn, 8c lb., 2 for 15c. Add
postage. Exe. some for pecans. Mrs.

ssie McLendon, Whitesburg; Rt. 3.
arly bunch Eng. pea seed, 20c lb.;
0 20 Ibs., 15c lb.; 25 to 50 Ibs., 1244
100 lbs., 10c Ib. Turnip seed,
ple Top Globes, 25 lb. W. L.
cElveen, Arcola.
nach seed and Big Boston let-
seed for sale. Mrs. L. R. Ram-
Elberton, Rt. 8. _

Fordii Tung Oil seed, 20c lb., FOB.

de for Fulghum seed oats at 50c

Wm, Hout, Albany.

$1.50 Du



ae eee
Seed For Sale

Yellow pop.corn, corn beads, ever--

bearing okra seed, May Eng. pea
seed, 10c cupful. Add postage. Char-
ley Dockery, Alpharetta, Rt. 4.

Dales Babbazie tobacco seed, 11
Ibs., $5 lb. W. D. Posythress, Swains-
boro. Es en

Multiplying onions, 25c per . gal,
plus postage. Mrs. R. R. Kelley, Ten-
nille. ;

. Burbanks Golden Treasure canta-
loup seed, 25c thls., postpaid. R. H.
Long, Culverton. 2

Big yellow pumpkin seed, 15c cup-
ful; Cushaw, 10c cupful; pop corn,
15c pt. Junior Tuck, Ellijay, Rt. 3,
Box 63. : :

White nest onions, 75c pk. or $2.50
bu. buyr pay postage. Lee Brooks,
Campton, Rt. .1.. *

Half bu. yellow and white free-
stone peach seed, 75c, del.; also Bun-
comb and True Ga. collard seed, 25c
per % lb. Mrs. F. Happoldt, Lew-
iston.

Van Antwerps new _ vegetable
green, ready for market 25 days from
planting, 15c oz.; Vadcos winter Eng.
peas, bunch var., 35c lb.; old-fash-
joned cornfield beans, 35c lb. Miss
Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta, Rt. 2.

Okra seed and cornfield beans, ea.
25c per cup; heading squash, 15c;
peanuts, 25c gal. Exc. for anything
can use. Mrs. Pearl Pate, Grantville.

All lead. var. cabbage seed, $1 lb.;
Purple Top Globe turnip seed, 35c
lb., postpaid. W. W. Williams, Quit-
man.

Moon and Star yellow meat water-
melon seed, 10c per doz., or exc. for
white feed sacks. Mrs. J. B. Browh,
Doerun.

Eng. peas, 35c lb., 5 Ibs. $1; mus-
tard seed, 15c cupful; Hastings syrup
cane seed, 10c lb. Exc. for early cab-
bage seec or any kind of vegetable.
seed. W. E. Goodwin, Wadley.

White Bermuda onion sets, 15c qt.,
55c gal., del. postpaid. W. G. Hollo-
mon, Brooklyn.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

Neals I@ymaster, grown from cer-
tified seed. Won first prize at fair-
Hastings Imp. Hickory
King, $1.50 bu. T. M. Webb, Ellijay.

Fight hundred bu. good corn, 50
bu., FOB, Hatley. H. C. Welchel,
Cordele, Rt. D-



One car slipped shuck corn and}

extra fine peavine hay. Cash only.
Make best offer. C. E. Shippey, Pou-
Tan Rt LL.

Deep yellow red cob corn, 15 bu.
for sale at $1.50 bu. Exc. some for
trio yr. old M. B. turkeys; yellow pop
corn, 10c lb. on cob, or exc. for Span-
ish peanuts. Mrs. S. P. Jones, Lula,
Star Rt.

Golden Queen pop corn, shelled
and cleaned, large kind, guar. to pop
full, 5c lb., or exc. for pigs, or what
ae you? Fred W. Ayers, Hartwell,

One car white milling ear corn for

sale. Make best offer FOB, Metter. |

G. B. Ham, Cobbtown..

Twenty bu. of 1931 crop shelled
corn, 75c bu.,; FOB. Cash with order.
G. G. Collins, Cobbtown. ;

Few bu. Mexican June corn, 40c
peck, $1.50 bu., not del. Cash with
order. E. G. Loggins, Jefferson, Rt. 1.

Yellow pou corn, 5c lb., FOB. Ralph
Hill, Mt. Airy.

Two hundred bu: good, white corn,
slipped chuck, 75c bu. at barn. T. C.
Crosby, Screven, Rt. 1. z

Kafir corn, 3c lb.; Egyptian wheat,
5c lb. Not prepaid. J. C. Davis, Thom-
asville, Rt. 4.

Forty los. Golden Queen pop corn,
shelled, 742c lb. W:
Cave Springs. ;

Finest quality Whatleys Prolific,
selected and shelled, $1.50 bu.. Add
postage. Cert. chk. or money order.
Wm. Hout, Albany. ;

Three hundred and fifty bu. good,
sound slip-shucked corn for sale.
Write for prices. G.-B. Dinkins,
Whigham, Rt. 2. 5

Fine pop corn, this years crop, 10c
Ib.; del. in 5-lb, lots up. A: J. Col-
lins, Demorest, Rt. 1.

Whatleys red cob, this years crop,
$1.25 bu. Prize winner. Buyer pay
postage. Lee Brooks, Campton, Rt. 1.

Slip-shucked corn, 50c bu. (80 Ibs.) ,
del. by truck near Macon, 55c. T. I.
Brown, Finleyson.

_Four hundred bu. bottom land
corn, mostly slip-shucked, 75c bu.

Exc. for feeder hogs or heifers. E. K. |:

Fowler, Athens, 180 Normal Ave.
One car white milling ear corn.

Make best price, FOB, Metter: also

seed corn, Piedmont, 2 ears, Ist yr.,
a0 bu. shelled. G. B, Ham, Cobb-
TOW a es i

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Loganville. :

D. Wilbanks, }

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Seed Wanted
Want 10 to 50 Ibs. each, pure
Rockyford cantaloup and half runner
barden bean seed. Exc. Lady peas,
Crowders or genuine cabbage head-
ing collard seed. C. F. Maddox. Bu-
ford. : :
CORN AND SEED CORN WANTED

Trade brood sow, gentle, to farrow
this winter for 850 lbs. corn. You to
come after. T. J. Postma, Folkston,
eRt. 1, Box70.- =

Want good, sound; slip-shucked ear
corn, car or truck loads. Quote del.
price. A. A. Ruth, Savannah, care
Southern Feed Co.

- COTTON SEED WANTED

Want 8 or 10 bu. Sea Island cot-
ton seed. Write price per bu. A. N.
Marten, Cobbtown, Rt. 2.

Baby Chicks For Sale

Baby chicks from extra fine Barron
str. Eng. Leghorns, 15c each. Booking
orders now for January hatch. M. J.
Harrison, Kathleen.

Reds, Rocks, Leghorns and Anco-
nas, 6c up. Live del. guar. Also 314
eee Eng. W. L. chicks and pullets;
custom hatching, 2c egg, or halves.
S. Brown, Atlanta, 316 Whitehall.

State bloodtested chicks from per-
sonally culled, pure bred flocks, Reds,
Rocks, Leghorns. Write for prices.
C. N. Bennett, Rome, Kingston Ave.

Pure bred baby chicks and custom
hatching. Dr. Geo. T. Adair, Elber-
ton.

Custom hatching 2c an egg, or on
halves. Can set 150 to 500 eggs. Will
exc. heavy breed chicks for cotton
(good middling); day old chick for
lb. of cotton. Write first. E. P. Eth-
ridge; Auburn. ;

Eighty-four choice, 4. wks. old
chicks, 20c each: Heavy breed. Cash
with. order. Mrs. Emma. Berryhill,
Cochran. :

- Baby Chicks Wanted

Exc. lead- var. fruit trees for chicks,
or for anything can use. L. C. Head,
Cleveland, Rt. 1. :

Want 100 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. Mrs. Emma E.
Pool, Sumner, Rt, 2, Box 57.

Want 250 baby chicks to raise on
halves. Let me hear at once. G. W-
Bradley, Metter.

Want 200 or 300 chicks the middle
of January to raise to 6-8 wks. old,
on halves. Party pay express both
ways. Write Tirst.-Mis. Rose Hannah,

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Want 200 or 500 big breed chicks
to. raise on halves to 8 wks. old. I fur-
nish feed; other party pay chgs. of
del- Miss Lucy M. Crowder, William-
son,: Rt. 2

-Want 100 B. L. or R. I. Reds to
raise on halves to 10 wks. old- I fur-
nish feed and party pay shipping
chgs. Also will exc. value for 50 B. L.

My dear Mr. Edwards:

- Want 100 pure bred baby chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks. old. B. B.
Morgan, Clyo. ee

Want 200 chicks to raise on halves
to 14 wks. old, any heavy breed.
White Rocks or Reds preferred, party
pay chgs. of del. Mrs. R. H. Tyson,
Statesboro, RFD: : a
Want 100 Ancona, R. I. Red or B,
Rock baby chicks. Will exc. 35 Ibs.
Wilkerson heavy fruiting garden pea
seed for 100, I pay chgs. on peas, you:

on. chicks. Mrs. T. T. Holloway, Cobb-

town. :
Want 250-300 chicks to raise on.
50-50 basis to 8 or 10 wks. old, other

|party pay exp. chgs. and I feed; to

be divided Dee. 20, 1931. G. W. Brad-
ley, Metter. =

PECAN SHIPMENT COMPLAINT

Crawfordville, Ga., Nov. 14, 1931
Hon. Eugene Talmadge,
Commissioner of Agriculture,
Atlanta, Ga, * >
Dear Mr. Talmadge: : a

In January of this year, I shipped
the Dixie Pecan Co., of Barnesville,
Ga., 100 pounds of seedling pecans
for which they agreed to pay me 10c_
per pound. I have never been able to
set any pay for the same, though T
have written them repeatedly. z

This fall I have received other
literature from the same people, so-
liciting my <business, and I. 4
wondering if they are still in busi-:
ness. ; os

Willi you please investigate their
reliability, and write me whether I
will be able to collect for last springs.
shipment. ay

Yours very truly, ae
Signed, B. L. EDWARDS, |
Rt. 1, Crawfordville, Ga. -.

Atlanta, Georgia,
November 16, 1931.



e

Mr. B. L. Edwards,

Rt. 1, Crawfordville, Ga-

Your letter of the 14th received,
and I tried immediately to get you on
the phone to ask your permission to

{publish this letter in the Bulletin

this week. Please let me know if you
are willing to have this letter pub-
lished in the Bulletin and I will print
it next week. es
I do not think this firm is reliable
and that you can depend upon them.
to pay you now, any more than they
paid you last January. I have hada ~
great many complaints against this
firm, and the only way to put the
other farmers on notice that they
should not deal with them is to pub-
lish letters such as yours showing.
that they do not' carry out their con-
tracts. ; ee
I will appreciate your writing me
about this right away. u
With regards and all good wishes, |
T am Y
: Sincerely, s



or B. R. chicks. Mrs. T. W. Caldwell,
Butler. a Oe

EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner of Agriculture.



were for the resolution.

do likewise.

I mentioned above that a great

Texas twelve.

tion about cotton began. I think

question.

_ this week.



November 24, 1931.



THE JACKSON MEETING
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Seven stood against the resolution of acreage reduction by law. Six

Governor Russell stated that as Governor of Georgia he would call
the Georgia Legislature together to enact an acreage reduction law
if North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee would

I want to give you a few sidelights on the convention in Jackson.

Jackson and that I had also seen these same faces in Austin, Texas,
early in the fall, fighting the Long plan. : ;

State Senator Roberts, from Mississippi, was the moving factor at
the convention He introduced the resolution that was adopted.
Senator Roberts was at Austin, stayed there and was very much
opposed to the Long plan. Mr. C. O. Moser, vice president of the.
American Co-operative Association,
Jackson meeting. Mr. Moser sat next to Senator Roberts in the con-
vention hall. To the left of this big "CO-OP was Senator Norris Wil-
liamson, of Louisiana, a: director of the Co-ops of
Senator Norris Williamson Avas on the resolutions committee and
was very active in getting all resolutions that had anything to say
about government money squashed and thrown out of the meeting.
They had a cut and dried slate and allowed the states to vote by the
amount of cotton they made. This gave Georgia four votes and

. Commissioner McDonald, of Texas; was also very friendly with Mr.
Moser, of the Co-ops, and Senator Roberts, of Mississippi.
have been pretty close to McDonald, of Texas, ever since this agita-

he is in bad company. As soon as he gets away from that company
and really listens to the distressed farmers of Texas, we may have a
- chance to arrive at some constructive legislation on the cotton

The delegation which went with me is to come back in the auto-
mobile today. I came on the train, leaving Jackson last night about
midnight and arriving in the office about noon today, so as to be
able to give you the dope on the Jackson Convention in the Bulletin

many familiar faces were seen ih

was very much in evidence at the |

Louisiana. This

They
that he is like Old Dog Tray

EUGENE TALMADGE.

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