Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1931 December 31

AGRICULTURE.
COMM ISSIONER:

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETS A. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.

STATE CAPITOL

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1931

The Last of he Mohicans

Last week I told you of the different interests in this
country that were successful in building up sentiment to
prohibit the publication of any editorials in the Market Bul-
etin. This was brought about. by a rider in the Appropria-
tion Bill in the last session of the Legislature.

This rider in the Appropriation Bill provided that nothing |

hall go into the Market Bulletin except advertisements for
farm products, It further provided if any other matter ap-
peared in the Market Bulletin except advertisements of
oducts for sale and wanted, that the Governor should not
onor a warrant for the publication of the Bulletin.

The Bulletin serves a good purpose to the farmers of the
tate in helping them to sell, exchange, and buy products.
I do not want to jeopardize this medium of exchange by

ttempting to put other matter in it that would cause the

thholding of the warrant to pay for the Bulletin.

You will continue to get the Market Pe containing

advertisements only.

I think that the law creating the Bureau of Markets and
he Department of Agriculture provided for articles by the
ommissioner of Agriculture on matters of agricultural in-
erest. I thought the best way and the cheapest way to get
hese to the farmers was by publishing them in the Market
ulletin.

I explained to you last week in detail why the oe

vere discontinued.
I also told you last week that I would let you know where
he editorials would be published in the future.

-The Southern Cultivator will carry my editorials every two

oe eens.
__ Following is a copy of a letter that I received: from the
Southern Cultivator, together with my reply:

December 21, 19381.
on. Eugene minedsk
Commissioner of Agriculture,
State Capitol Bidg.,
Atlanta, Ga.
- Dear Mr. Talmadge:
We note from a current news item that a decision made by

the Sitoreey general will deprive you of the privilege of pub- _
lishing editorial matter in The Market Bulletin,

Whether that refers to controversial matters or to con- He
structive measures advocated by the Department of Agri-
culture, is not clear; but certainly the farmers of the State
are entitled to know the views of the departments chief on |

farming methods and practices that are so essential to a =
prosperous agriculture. bas

The Southern Cultivator is published for the aol purpose
of securing direct contact with the farmers of Georgia and

the southeast that it may carry to them the advantages to be |
derived from diversified farming, livestock and poultry rais-_

ing, dairying, soil building and soil conservation; better home _
conditions, extension of gardening and furtherance of the
live-at-home program.

As you are denied the privilege of advising the carne of

the State along constructive lines in The Market Bulletin, 4 :
we invite you to make use of the columns of The Southern =

Cultivator for this purpose. We may, or may not, agree with

_ your views, but as the head of the state department dealing =

with farming conditions, your opinion on agricultural con-

ditions will be of interest, and we accordingly invite you to

use these columns for that purpose.
Sincerely,
THE SOUTHERN" CULTIVATOR.

December 22, 1931.
Publishers Southern Cultivator, :
Atlanta, Ga.

Gentlemen: :
I accept the offer of The Souther Cultivator to carry my

messages to the people on condition that I write exactly what _
I please.

Tam not expecting The Cultivator to agree with me in what
I write. There may appear other matters in The Cultivator
with which I may take issue.
Another reason that I accept the offer of The Southern
Cultivator is that its subscription rate for one year is 25
as Sec on Page Eight).





MARKET REPORT
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS
S Prevailing Wholesale Prices Dec. 29, 1931. Always Subject. 2 Variation.

Atlanta. Macon. Savannah, Aususta. Columbus. Valdosta.





INDEX -

Poultry For Sale
Poultry Wanted
Eggs For Sale
Eggs Wanted

NUMBER 53

BRE OXEPA, OZ. oa caici go casasdecheccavqarsovoees $ .32 $ 30 $ .30 $ .30
pees, Standard; GOB. oc. ca cnsseccsccscccteasctacs .30 28 28 .28 Baby Chicks For Sale
Eggs, Georgia trade, COZ. ......-..c-sessscss 20 23 S323 23

3 i Baby Chicks Wanted
Eees, VATA TUN, COZ. ...-+--erensserecsssareeree ~ - - a - : : Live Stock For Sale

BH : .16 15 17 18 15 : Live Stock Wanted
Roosters, ib. .09 340 10 Positions Wanted.:
_Friers, Ib. 20 .20 : Farm Help Wanted
Ducks, Ib. 12 15 Seed For Sale

eese, Ib. 10 12% :
Turkeys, lb. 20 Seed _Wanted

-Capons, Ib. : 25 : : Grain and Hay For Sale.........:
eee OAS NUKE; Ol, <o.anccoctccseceenmnens aacree : 2 : Grain and Hay Wanted

Field Peas, not MORE Dt cee oe Miscellaneous For Sale
Country Butter, best table, TDs cccieccceas 30 Miscellaneous Wanted.

ar Corn (80 Ib. to bu.), 50
weet Potatoes, per 100 66.4 ee 1.25 Plants For Sale
Plants Wanted

-Peavine Hay, No.2: so pes 12.00

eo anut TAG. NOs 9 GON |. ccascsusveueanaaess Sout his 8.00 Georgia Products For Sale
Georgia Products -Wanted

No Hogs sold during week beginning Dec. 22, 1931, at co-operative sales. _ Womens Exchange Booth

PeanutsNo. 1 stock, delivered shelling plants, $28 per ton, subject to change.

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Poultry For Sale
: ANCONAS) /
Five Sheppard str. Ancona pullets,
_ 11 mos. old, now laying, $1 each. J. B.
Stephenson, Lexington.

een AUSTRALORPS

_ Australorp- pullets, now laying,
from 345 egg. line, $2 each. F. S.
Liles, Woodbine.

~ BANTAMS

- Pure, bred Golden Sebright 8 mos.
old roosters, 75c each. Mrs. Lucius
Cobb, Hartwell, Ri. 1.

Mille Fleur bantams. Several pr.
for sale. Won all awards at the
_Souths leading shows. All from im-
ported stock. $2 to $8 pr. Satisfaction
~ guaranteed. W. S. Fricks, Pender-
grass.
Seven bantam roosters for sale or
exc. for ducks or geese. F. R. Single-
ton, Clarkesville.





BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS
'~ One pure bred Fischel str. White
Rock cockerel. March 1st hatch, $1,

FOR. T. E. McClung, Bremen.

_ Six pure bred White Rock hens and
cockerel, March hatch, $1.25 each for
hens and $1.50 for cockerel. Exc. for
good pigs. Mrs. W. T. Taylor, Austell.
arr 4; :
_ Pure Parks str. B. R. reg. per. No.
40-C-31. Foundation stock direct. Few



_-yery choice cocks and cockerels, $2 to

$3 each. Mrs. Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy.

Two fine Thompson B. R. cockerels,
- Feb. hatch, well dey., already in serv-
ice, $1.50 each. Mrs. J. A. Collins,
- Demorest. *
__. Pure bred Parks B. R. cock, direct,
for sale. Mrs. Sam Yawn, Milan.
_ Fine young White Rock roosters,
Fischel str., $2 each. Mrs. Clarence
Waldrep, Forsyth, Rt. 1.
2 Prize... Str., March . 1931- hatch,
Holterman Aristocratic B. R. roost-
evs, $1.50 to $3 ea.; exc. for seed oats.
G. C. Edmundson, Temple, Rt. 2.
ee Sev. pure bred B. R. cockerels,
$1.25 ea.. or exc. 3 B. R. cockerels
-for 3 of same breed, also would like
to exc. 2 cockerels, for 2 pure bred
R. I. Red cockerels, March-April
hatch. Mrs. L. B. Brannen, States-
boro, Rt. E, Box 60.
Six B. R. March hatch pullets, 75c

ea. and shipping chgs. Mrs. W. J.
Fountain, Pitts. oe
Wighteen-mos.-old pure Ringlet B.
R. and March hatch cockerel. and
2 t-yr.-old hens, all $1 ea. FOB.
Mrs. A. R. Watts, Canon.
- Pure bred B. R., March 1930 cock,
' $1.50, or exc. for 2 April, 1931 hatch,
pure bred B. Rocks. Write. Mrs.. Ida
Taylor, Arlington, Rt. 2.

Sa BANTAMS
Six mixed bantam hens, 1 rooster,
fo" SOB. C.H... Oliver, Carnes-
evil a, :
_ Young, Game bantam hens, some
laying, for sale or exc. for young
Golden Sebright bantams or _ for
pure Game Indian Runners. E. L.

Hanson, Jr., Athens.

= BRAHMAS

Light Brahma cockerels, $2 each;

ullets,, $1.40 each. G. H. Laing,
Americus, Rt. 1.







?

al 5
W Cornish roosters, April
hacth, $1 ea.; also 2 Red roosters,
and 25 hens and pullets, 75c ea.; all
oung. Miss Coy Akridge, Sale City.

GAMES



A Red and
head stag, wt. about 4% Ibs., $1.
|. W. Gayton, Cartersville, RFD 4.
Extra fine pit game pullets, just
ezinning to lay, $1.50 a.: 1 red
and black stag, 6 mos. old, $2.50;
blue stag; 9 mos. oli, $2.50. C.. J.

eves, Bishop.
_. Nice lot pure blooded Bee Martins
-Bames, cocks, $5; hens, $3; gsuar.:

also eggs, $3.50 per 15. J. S. Payne,

- ix pit game stags, Browns, Red
ad Texas Ranger crossed, May ist
hatch, $8 for the 6. R. H. Crawford,
Tiger. .
One full blood Roundhead (Allen)
k, $5; 1 hen, $2; also 1 full blood-
ed Ginn Grey cock, $4, or all for $10.
J. H. Lambright, Brunswick, 2329
Glaucester St. ;
Ginn Red. stags, early hatch, $1.50
ea. Max Cleveland, Hartwell, Rt. 2.
Pure Arkansas Travelers, March
hatch, 1 rooster and 2 pullets, $7 for
ot, FOB. Miss G. B. Lane, Hart-
well, Rt. 2. :

SENS

White Spangled Round-



Poultry For Sale
One pen pure Arkansas Travelers,
3 fine dark blue hens and 1 blue
cock, $10. W. J. Sims, Newnan, Rt. 4.

Walker Mugwumps and Dan
Gordons stags and hens, $1.50 ea.
F. W. Cleveland, Hartwell, Rt. 2.

Five stags, Ginn Reds and Black-
Breasted Reds crossed, $2 ea., FOB;
8 pullets and 1 stag, Ginn Greys and
Smutty Greys, crossed, $20, FOB.
Jasper Floyd, Canon.

GIANTS

Six J. B. Giant hens and 1 rooster.
Purple str., yr. Old, $1 each. B. H.
Blair, Cornelia, Rt. 1. _

Twenty. pure bred J.B. Giants.
Marcy str., culled, young hens and 2
cockerels, unrelated, $25 cash, or ship
not less than 10 hens and cockerel,
$13.50. Mrs. C. M. Shaw, Adairsville.

Sev. pure bred Black Giant cock-
erels, 4 mos. old, 75c ea. Mrs. M. W.
Carter, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Three cockerels and 7 pulists,
Black Giants, about 1/3 of lot
slightly mixed, bal. pure bred, 85c
ea., FOB; sat. guar. Write me at:
Lenox, Ga., Rt. 2. Lemon EHasters,
oe care Mrs. S. S. Harper,

ras :





LEGHORNS

Three S. C. B. L. roosters, $1 ea.

Mrs. Ellar Robinson, Waco, Rt. 2.
One pure bred B. L. yr. old rooster,
$1 or exc. for 1 pure Wyandotte
rooster; add postage. Mrs. C. J.
Robinson, Waco, Rt. 2. '

Sev. quality breeding cockerels, out
of-hens with Ga. official contest
records, 250-284 eggs, av. wt., 5-6 lbs.,
10 mos. old, ready fer service; 100
per cent Tancred W. . Rasonable
price. MI. W. Kantala, Elberton. .

Two pure bred W. L. cockerels, $1
ea. Ira N. Pelfry, Doraville:

Thirty to 50 Roselwan Tom Barron

str., large breed, April hatch, W. L.
pullets, now laying over 50 per ceni;
best offer gets them, FOB. Coop to
be returned at buyers exnense. Paul
White, Tallapoosa.
., Dark S.-G. B. L: rooster, Everlay
sir., $1.25, or exc. for 2 Golden Se-
bright hens; ea. pay exp. Mrs. W. A.
Sumner, Norristown, Rt. 1.

Everlay Light B. L. grade A, April
and May hatch pullets, 75c ea. E. P.
Ethridge, Auburn.

Sev. pure bred Kerlin cocks and
cockerels, $1.50 to $3 ea. Cash or corn.
C. W. Page, Norcross.

Fifty W. L., now laying pullets, 75c
ea. C. H. Trussell, Sandersville.

Yr. old B. L. rooster for sale or

exc.\for cabbage and collard plants, |

400 of ea. preferred. Mrs.
Westberry, Jesup.
Imported Tom Barron breeding
cockerels, AA Foundation matings,
direct from Roselawn, $2 ea. Exc. for
farm produce, White or B. L. hens,
or what have you? Edwin Simpson,
Atlanta, 676 Tifton St. N. W.
_ Buff Leghorns from Knapps orig-
inal English str. No better layers.
Write for details about these birds.
M. R. Gaskins, Americus, 509 Forrest
Street.

Four fine Tancred laying W. L.
pullets, $1.10 each, $4 for lot, or exc.
for 100 select, heavy breed hatching
eggs in the latter part of January.
Mrs. J. E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 1.

Sev. ped. W. L. cockerels, direct
from Colonial Poultry Farms, Con-

Alton

|test hens, 280-300 egg productions,

$2.50 ea., del. Exe. for eaual value.
Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Rt. 1.

Ped. Tancred str. S. C. W. L. cocks.
Fine individuals from heavy egg.pro-
duction. H. S. Branch, Berzelia.

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Seventeen nice, fat, healthy mixed
breed hens, 60c ea. FOB my exp. of-
fice, or will del. them within 10 or
15 miles, or sell 16 hens and rooster,
same price. Money order with order.
Mrs. H. I. Martin, Byromville, Rt. 1.

Twenty fat, young laying pullets
and- rooster, 60c ea.; mixed breed,
FCB my exp. office: money order
with order. Mrs. D. W. Bullard,
Camilla, Rt. 2. :

: MINORCAS

Fifteen S. C. Black Minorca pullets,
now laying, March hatch, $1.25 each;
$18 for entire lot. C. L. Strickland,
Alvaton.

March hatch, Pape str. S. C. B.
Minorca cockerels, $1 each. Exc. for
pullets, same strain. Mrs. J. M. Hall,
Calhoun, Rt. 5.

ORPINGTONS :
Buff Orp., 1 cock and 1 hen, 1930
hatch and 1 April hatch pullet, $3
for the 3, FOB. J. O. Attaway,
Suwanee. s j







$5 for both. Cash or-corn.



Poultry For Sale

Golden Orp., Feb. hatch cockerels,
$1.50 ea. Mrs, R. Q. Miller, Acworth,
Rt. 2. :

Twenty Golden Buff-Orp. pullets,
9 mos. old, from bloodtested flock,
$1 ea., or exc. for 20 W. L. pullets,
same age, Tancred str. No culls. M.
T. Moss, Talking Rock, Rt. 3.

Twenty-four nice, young hens, now
laying, Buff Orp., mixed Buff and
Black J. Giants, and 2 full blood
cocks: hens wt. 6-8 lbs., 20 lb. here.
Write or see. Mrs. E. L. Babcock,
Cordele, 506 East 8th Ave.

Buff Orp. cockerels, pure bred,
March hatch, $2 each. F. 8. Liles,
Woodbine.

Ten pure bred Buff Orp. hens, $1.25
each; 10 pullets, March hatch, $1 ea.;
75 chicks, same str., 40c ea. Mrs. J,
E. Kennedy, Auburn, Rt. 2.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE =

Pr. Ringneck pheasants, this yrs.

Hatch, $8; male pheasant, same age,

$4, or exc. for hens, same age, if

healthy and good cond. All fine. Mrs.
Annie Tanner, Wrens. -

PIGEONS : :

Nine pr. pure bred White Kings,
41.95 pr. or $10 for lot; 10 youngsters,

mos. old, 59c ea., 2 for 75c. James
Simpson, McDonough.

Homer pigeons at a bargain, about
10 nice pr., $1 pr. C. H. Overby, Co-
hambus, 22 llth St. i i

Muff Tumblers, Priest, _Birming-
ham Rollers, Clean Leg Tumblers,
Silveretts, Satenetts, Bluetts, Homers,
Red Carneaux, African Owls,
Turbits, etc., all $2 pr. Herman Mize,
Americus. =

White Swiss Mondains, seamless
and-pr. banded and working, $2 pr.
H. M. Urquart, Savannah, 780 Park
Ave. East.

Blue Homers, Red and Splashed
Carneaux pigeons, 70c pr.; Ringneck
doves, $1.50 pr. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty.

Pigeons for sale, 10 to 50 common
large squabs per mo..Make an offer.
Y. L. Rauton, Jr., Vidalia, Rt. 2.

Sev. prs. Silver Kings, mated,
banded and working, $3 pr. Exc. for
Fantails, Birmingham Rollers, or
what have you? F. S. Taylor, Vidalia.

White Kings, 75c ea. Large birds.
Mrs. T. H. Wilson, Griffin, 204 Ala-
bama St.

About 8 pr. mixed Homers, 50c
pr. Some pure Homers, 75c pr. H. A.
Sheridan, Gainesville, 153. Maple St.
Three _pr. Giant White Kings,
mated, $3.75 for lot, del. H. B. Shell,
Palmetto. |



Seven common pigeons, 75. A. A.|

Fowler, Stone Mountain, Rt. 3.

Eight pr. common pigeons, 30c pr.,
or lot, $2. Henry McDaniel, Omega.

Twenty-two mixed pigeons, Car-
neaux and common, $2.25; also 8 Red
and Splashed Carneaux, $3 or lot for
$4.75, cash with order, FOB. F. A.
Bryan, Omega.

. Thirteeng Homers, 5 White Kings,
and 6 Carneaux, 40c ea.; $8 for lot.
G. N. Conine, Ellenwood. |

: RE REDS 2.
Two pure bred R. I. Red cockerels,
March hatched, 8 lbs. ea., fancy



birds, $1.50 ea.,. or $2.75 for both,1-

FOB Whigham; money order. W. U.
J. Draughon, Whigham. s

One rich dark red, Donaldson yr.
old cock for sale, or exc. for 1 M
Honey Sweet Porto Rico potato
plants, May del.; party pay ches.
Also a yr. old Mahood Red cock, $1.
Miss Ida Dodd, Fairmount.

Direct Donaldson Reds, 1930 hatch
cock, $4 del.; 1 April hatch cockerel,
o2. = Mrs. Ottis Holloway, Canon,

Donaldson R. I. Red _ cockerels,
April hatch, the eggs direct from
Mrs. Donaldsons Star Pen, $1.50 ea.
E. R. Bailey, Harlem.

_Two pure bred Owens and Tomp-
kins S..C. R. I. Red cocks, $3 ea:

Cc. W

Page, Norcross. *

Three S. C. R. I. Red cockerels,
$1.15 ea., or 3 for $3; pure bred
Tompkins str. direct. C. F. Matheson.
Alto, Box 121. ; ;

Fight fine R. I. Red, March hatch,
now laying pullets, $1.25 each, $9 for
lot; also 5 large Giant, March pullets,
$1.50 ea.; cockerel, $2; lot $9, or en-
tire lot of Reds and Giants, $18. Miss
Gussie Strickland, Alvaton.

}. Fourteen fat R. I. Red hens, 18 lh.

Paul Clark, Baxley.

Pure bred Red cockerels, Donald-
son str., $1 to $3; pullets, same breed,
$1 to $1.50. Satisfaction guar. Mrs. B
F. Abney, Cochran.

| Poultry For Sale

. Extra Dark Reds, large January
hatch pullets, Donaldson direct, :
each, 10 for $18; 2 show Fed 193
cocks, $3.50 each. Exc. for dried ap
ples or setting eggs. Mrs. J. E. Sikes
Cochran. :



WYANDOTTES 8
Eight hens and pullets, 2 rooster
7 small chicks, quail size, fj
Joh

stock S. L. Wyandottes, $10.
Jones, Dalton, 28-B, Glenn St.
Very fine W. Wyandotte; yr. ol]
rooster, direct from Mo. State, $1.2)
FOB. J. H. Brooks, Glennville,

One spring hatch S. L. Wyandott.
cockerel, $1.50. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Cale
houn, Rt. 5, ee

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEES

_ DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

One to 3 pr. Big Blue Toulouse
geese, pure bred, $7 for 1 pr., 8 pr,
$13; cash or corn at 60c del. at Nor.
cross. C. W. Page, Norcross.

Mammoth White Pekin drake, n
and large, full feathered, $1. Mrs,
J. Collins, Demorest.

Seven pure bred White Holla

toms, pick of my flock, $5 ea., or e

2 for 2 of: same breed. Must be pure
bred. Mrs. Jas. B. McCrary, Molena,

Pr. of large White Eng.
noiseless, $4 FOB. Mrs. W. H.
Hahira.

Two pure bred Bronze toms, April
1931 hatch, $5 ea., also 4 pure bred
Bronze hens, 2 young and 2 2-y:
old, wt. 11 to 12 Ibs. ea., $4 ea. for
young and $5 ea. for_older ones. No
chks. Mrs. Lula Christmas,: Vienna,
Rt: 4, {ay aes

Two fine naked-neck roosters, The
Spencer Turken, $2.50 ea., or exc.
1 rooster for 3 Game hens: also
pr. M. B. turkeys, May hatch.

R. E. Keith, Gainesville, Rt. 1.

Three young Guinea hens and:
rooster, $2.50 FOB. C. H. Ol
Carnesville. . S

The select of my flock of 250
Goldbank M. B. turkeys at prices of
half what I paid Bird Bros. for mine;
toms, $12 ea.; hens, $7 ea., FOB,
Hilary McEntyre, Calhoun, Rt. 1.

Pure Bourbon Red Turkeys; toms,
$6; hens, $4 ea. Mrs. R. L. Greene,
Cuthbert, Rt. 4.

-Poultry Wanted
: /. BANTAMS.
Want to buy 10 young, pure



bre

R. C. Golden Sebright hens. No culls,

State best del. price at Austell. H. C,
Shaw, Austell, Rt. 1.

BARRED ROCKS f
Exc. 4 Buff Orp. hens, now layin
also 1 mixed breed hen and 1 R. I.

Red pullet for B. R. hens, not ov
15 mos. old. Hens must be through
moulting. W. Harrison, Fitzgerald.



of same age and str. Mrs. T.
Dublin, Rt. 1.

CORNISH | oe

Exc. value for 5 March or. April

hatch Dark Cornish rooster at 75

each. Must be large and healthy. Mrs.
S. H. Head, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

GAMES i

Exc. pure bred Dark Cornish game

rooster for 1 of same breed, no akin,

or for 2 bu. pure Watkins seed corn
on cob. J. T. McAfee, Sparta, Rt. 1.

LEGHORNS
Want 50 W. L. pullets, now ready
to lay. Make reasonable price cel. to







| Douglasville. S. S. Storer, Douglas-

ville Rt. 6.

Want 10 B .L. pullets or young hens |
and 1 rooster. Will exc. nice Duroc or |
P. C. shoats, wt. about 40-50 lbs. Lee
Knighton, Austell, Rt. 4.

Want 100 W. L. hens at market
price for W. L. hens. Quote me. G
B. Ham, Cobbtown.

Want 6 or 8 B. L. roosters, thor-
oughbred stock, 1931 hatch, not older
than 1930 hatch. Cheap. B. J. Rau-
ton, Vidalia, Rt. 2.

MISCELLLANEOUS CHICKENS

Exe. good value for 25 to 50 young
hens of good breed or for shoats of
good breed. J. T. Atkinson, McDon=
ough. j

Exc. value, $30 for 25 hens. Mrs.
W. A. Williams, Summit, Rt. 2.

R. I. REDS Agee
Exc. 10 lbs. white, black-eyed Calif.
peas or 10 lbs. honey drip syrup cane
Seed, for 1 dark Red Donaldson
rooster, Feb., March or April 1931







hatch. No cull. Mrs. Vassie Morris,

Whitesburg, Rt. 1.




































+ @hursday, December 31, 1931

a
- Poultry Wanted
want 5 R. I. Reds or B. R. pullets.
Must be thoroughbred. No culls. Will
exc. value. Mrs. A. T. Lee, Gardi.
xe. pecans or dried fruit for 2-2
yr. old dark Red cocks, Donaldson
- str. Mrs. B. F. Abney, Cochran.
Will pay $1.10 each, cash, for 6 R.
I.Red hens of #ullets, del. at my
station. Must be now laying, 1930 or
1931 hatch. Prefer Berrys or Tomp-
kins str. Mrs. Wayne Cheek, Canon,
Rt. 1. : :
cc. shoats for .R. I. Red pullets.
_ G. E. Skinner, Bronwood, Box 173.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,
_ - PUCKS, ETC., WANTED



~ Want geese and ducks; will exc.
- pure bred chickens. J. B. Stephens,
: ington.
: evant Bourbon Red tom. Pay cash,
- or exc. Cornish pullets or other value.
'7 T. Holland, Lenox.
exc. ready to lay R. I. Red or W. L.
hens for geese, 1 for 1. Ernest Mc-
_ Millan, Hahira. :
Exc. 4 large Red, direct Tompkins
Red hens, 1% yr. old for 1 pr. 1%
_ yr. old pure bred M .B., tom and hen,
or sell at $1.50 each, FOB. Mrs. S. P.
Jones, Lula, Star Rt.
~ Want 3 Indian Runner duck ,hens.
- Will pay cash or exc. equal value.
_ F. R. Singleton, Clarkesville, Box 65..
_ Want 3 turkey hens and 1 tom.
Will exc. value, postpaid. Mrs. A. T.

Lee, Gardi.

Eges For Saie

Pure bred L. B. L. eggs, direct
Tormahlen, $1.25 per 15, del. Mrs. J.
_ I. Ethridge, Auburn.

Pure bred Buff Orp. eggs, $1 per
setting, or exc. settling for 1 M cab-
page plants, frostproof, or 1 M Ber-
muda onion plants. Mrs. J. EH.
- Kennedy, Auburn, Rt. 2.

~ Pure bred B. R. eggs from select.
- mature hens, good layers, 85c per 15,
or $1.50 for 30, del.; carton. to be re-
turned; no personal chks. Mrs. Fairy
Colvard, Bowman, Box 128.

_ Australorp hatching eggs, 345 egg
- stock, $1.50 per setting. F. S. Liles,
_ Woodbine. :
_ Hatching eggs from heavy laying
_ flocks, Donaldsons Reds, B. R., Ever-
- Jay Brown and Tancred W. L.. 75c per
_ 15, del. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Eggs for hatching from B. Rocks,
: $1 per 15, postpaid, or $4 per 100,
express. Cocks direct from Holter-

ey



man. Will hatch 100 chicks, $12.
- Orders booked in advance. J. N.
_ Lewis, Statesboro.

Hatching eggs, $1.50 per 15;

Booths AAA S. C. R. I. Reds, bleod-
tested. J. A. Kauffman, Savannah,
P. O. Box 221.

Eggs Wanted

-. Want to hear from party who can
_furnish 300 R. I. Red and B. R.
hatching eggs the last week in Jan-
uary, or Ist week in February. S. E.
Hood, Albany, Rt. C.

_ Want 225 eggs by February Ist to
set on halves, or will set for 3c an
- egg. Mrs. Laura N. Williams, Kite,



_ Want pure bred eggs for hatching,
128 doz. weekly. Pay premium above
_ market price. Advise number breed
birds. A. O. Bowles, Fayetteville,
Box C.

__Want day old eggs in case lots
_ direct from producers. Also want
_ hatching eggs from Rocks and Reds.
_ for further information, write. Oliver
_ Greely, Decatur.

Baby Chicks For Sale

_ Better baby chicks. Write us at
' Once; ic off for orders placed early.
H. R. Gaskins, Americus, 509 Forrest
Street.
.. Order now for early hen hatched
day old heavy breed mixed, mostly
Reeds, chicks, 8c ea., del.; if hen de-
sired, 75c, together with chicks,
Shipped FOB. Mrs. J. B. Cullars,
Claxton, Rt. 3.
_ High powered baby chicks at de-
Pression prices, from a first class
breeder. Reds, Rocks, W. and B.
Leghorns; liberal discount for early
booked orders. D. F. Thomas, Odum.
Quality chicks, B. Rocks, Reds, W.
Wyandottes, White Rocks, $10 per
100. Wiley Williams, Columbus.
_Baby chicks from closely culled,
Pure Parks str. B. Rocks, $12 per C
bostpaid. Reg. per. No. 40-C-31.
Foundation stock direct. Also hatch-
ing eggs. Book orders in advance.
Mrs. Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy.
_ Heavy type chicks, Reds. Rocks
and Buffs. Hatches every week.





Prices very low. J. C. Baston, Mil-
ledgeville. a



MARKET

Baby Chicks For Sale

Thoroughbred B. Rocks,
Wyandottes from selected stock, $9
per C; heavy assorted, $8.50: less
than 100, add 1c; prepaid live del. R.
H. Fechtel, Waycross.

Started chicks, healthy, 6 wks. old,
pure bred White Rocks and W.
Wyandottes, 30c ea., here. Mrs. S. M.
Aycock, Valdosta, Lakeland Ave.,
Box 426:

Custom hatching, 2c an egg and
you pay transportation chgs. Exp.
Set any time; B. R., Reds and White
Leghorn chicks at special prices.
Write. Mrs. Lois B. Woods, Brooks.

Highest quality, blood tested, baby
chicks; all eggs from pure bred,
strictly culled, vigorous fiocks:
modern equipment and prompt serv-
ige. Write for price list. J. P. Nichol-
son, Marietta.

Baby chicks from high grade flocks,
bred for high ege production. Write
for prices on kind and number you
want. Chas. F. Howe, Ft. Valley.

Custom hatching by experienced
operator, 2c an egg; also baby chicks
for sale at low prices. Write for fur-
ther particulars. Mrs. Lois Woods,
Brooks. :

W.L. and Rocks from selected
breeders. Cockerels heading our Leg-
horn flock from 260-300 stock. Post

card brings full information on baby

chick price, custom - hatching and
custom brooding. M. V. Olsan, Hape-
ville, Box 278. :

Booking orders for day-old chicks
from our selected breeding hens. 100
per cent Tancred W. L. for del. Feb.,
Mch. and April. M. W. Kantala.
Elberton.

Book order now for spring del.
chicks. from selected, culled and
thoroughbred flocks, Rocks, Reds and
Leghorns. Reds from stock of Cloy-
ernook. Red Farm: also custom
hatching. A. O. Bowles, Fayetteville,
Box C:

High-powered chicks from heavy
laying flocks of pure blooded breed-
ers. Reds, Rocks, Everlay B. L. and
Tancred W. L. Priced right. . Liberal
discount for early orders. D. F.
Thomas, Odum. :

Reds, Rocks, Leghorns, Anconas.
7c ea. up: also 314 ege W. L. chicks
and pullets. Live del. guar. S. Brown,
Atlanta, 316 Whitehall.

Healthy, vigorous chicks from
State Accredited flocks. Live del.

guar. S. P. Howe, Atlanta. 514 E.
Ontario, S. W. :
Pure bred, selected chicks from

home bred, trapnested. high egg pro-
ducing flocks. Come and inspect our
flocks at all times. Hatches January
llth and: ea. week thereafter: W.C.
Kutz, Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 245. :

Livable chicks from culled. offi-
cially bloodtested. outstanding flocks
of Reds, Rocks and Leghorns. J. H.
Wood. Athens. Box B.

Thoroughbred Reds. Rocks. Wyan-
dottes, from quality. selected stock:
$8.50 per C.; heavy assorted. $8: Icts
less than 100, add 1c per chick. Pre-
paid live del. R. H. Fechtel. Way-
cross.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 200 baby chicks to raise on
halves to 10 wks. old. Plenty feed.
Any breed except bantams. Mrs. U.
L. Plumley, Woodstock, Rt. 2.

Want 125 Cornish day old chicks to
raise for 1/3 of them, and keep until
8 wks. old. Want the largest type. A.
L.. Moss, Alto. a

Want 300-500 baby chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old. Will furnish
feed and partly pay del. charges. Any
large breed, Reds or White Rocks pre-
ferred. Mrs. Willie Hester, Adel,
RFD 2. :

Want 200 baby chicks to raise on
shares to 12 wks. old, any good breed.
Mrs. Emma Sims, Commerce. :

Want from 100 to 500 baby chicks
to raise on halves to 10 wks. old. Pre-
fer Reds or Rocks, but will consider
any large breed. Send by mail. Phoye
Beasley, Baxley, Rt. 5.

Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Jersey bull about 2 yrs. old. out of
a 4 gal. Jersey cow, $37.50. Pat Boy-
kin, Bairdstown. :

4 head Reg. Jersey cows and heif-
ers to drop calf soon, at reasonable
prices. C. M. Stallings, Carrollton,
Rts.

Pure bred Guernsey bull calf, ready
for service, 8 mos. old, for sale. Dr.
N. C. Alston, Richland.

Reg. Jersey calves: male, dropped
August 8th, Dairylike Master, 342097:
female, dropped July 29th, Victoria
Queen, 956709; also pure bred
Guernsey male, not reg. 1% yrs. old.
F. E. Hicks, Lavonia.





Reds, |=

BULESE TiN
Live Stock For Sale

2 steers, 1 and 2 yrs. old. sell or
trade for 25 barrels corn: also brood
sow, bred. Same basis of trade. T.
J. Postma. Folkston, Rt: 1.

Cows for sale. If interested. see
me.. B. S. Biggers, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

Three one-half gal. fresh in Jersey
milch cow, $50. G. S. May, Warthen.
_ Pure bred Jersey heifer to freshen
in. April, $19 at my barn. J. B.
Stephenson, Lexington.

Eight yr. old cow, half Holstein and
half Jersey, 4 gal. now, will give 5 gal.
on proper feed ,and 6 gal. when fresh,
and 2 Ibs. butter. Freshen in May.
Never dry. Gentle, easily milked, $50
vlog at barn. L. C. Glaze, Cleveland.

Guernsey and Jersey, half each, 10
mos. old, in good cond., from a heavy
milker, $18 if taken at once. H. G.
Burroughs, Canon.

Sub. to reg. Jersey bull, 8 mos. old
yearling, cream color, volunteer
breeding, from high producing dam,
Ga. State College. of Agriculture
stock; buyer must reg., $25 FOB, J.
Carl Daughtry, Metter, Rt. 2.

Jersey heifer, freshen in Jan., $25,
or exc.; 2 J. bull calves, about 8 mos.
old, $10 ea., or exc. Joe M. Brown,
McRae.

Twelve Jersey cows, fresh in milk,
for sale. Miles Collier, Colbert.

Full blood Jersey bull calf. from 5
gal. cow for sele or exc. for pr. big
bone Guinea pigs. Calf, 1 week old;
heifer calf, Jersey, 3 wks. old, $5:
1 bull calf, exc. for Hampshire gilt
pig. W. A. Summer, Norristown,
Eo:

Good, gentle milch, cow, giving
about 2 gal. per day without much
feed; with heifer calf, 3 mos. old Jan.
6th. Will freshen again next Auscust,
is about 8 or 10 yrs. old. $20 for both
cow and calf. Carl Morris, Whites-
burg; Reis t.

: HOGS FOR SALE

Fine P. C. from . large litters. 7
mos. old, gilts, $10: 4 mos. old gilts
and males, $6 ea.: 3 mos. old, $5: 6
wks. old, $3.50 each. R. E. Davidson,
Danville.

Pure bred Big Type P. C. boars,
9-10 mos. old. Wt. 150 to 175 Ibs.
Cholera immune. Ped. furnished at
no extra cost, $12.50 ea. G. D. Kierce,
Pelham, Sunnyside Farm.

Two big bone Guinea gilts, $5 ea.,
or exc. for Runner peanuts. O. H.
Joiner, Stuckey. ;

Fine Duroc J. boars, sub. to reg.
about 3 mos. old. wt. about 100 Ibs.
Best blood lines, $10 ea. at my farm.
Ben R. Tanner, Sandersville.

Ten head fat hogs, 100 Ibs. un.
Good stock, 5c lb... Come after them.
B. O. Graham, Dublin. Rt. 2.

Duroc J. sow pigs, 344 mos. old. wt.
50 to 60 lbs. ea., at $8 e3., or 2 for $15.
FOB my shipping point. L. M. Ken-
nedy, Collins.

Four pure bred P. C. sows. bred to
farrow February Ist, 1932. Wt. about
200 Ibs., also a nice lot of P. C. pigs,
50 to 60 lbs., males and females. Dr.
N. C. Alston, Richland.

The Real and True to name Little
Bone Guinea hogs, always fat. noth-
ing better: 8 sow pigs, 8 wks. old. $8
ea., 2 for $15: 3 for $21. J. C. Har-
groves, Marlow, Rt. 1. 3

Twenty-three shoats, fat: in good
cond.; 9 sows, 1 boar. Come and see
and make offer. Mrs. C. O. Sikes,
Sylvester. : :

Some nice big bone P. C. pigs. ent.
to reg., 8 wks. old, $6 ea. C. M. Stall-
ings, Carrollton, RFD 3. :

Ten S. P. C. pigs. 8 wks old. in ex-
tra good cond., $2.50 each, not reg.
Edd Harper, Osierfield.

Real nice S. P. C. boar, about 3 yrs.
old; easy to handle and_a mighty
good herd boar: also S. P. C. pigs,
reg. in buyers name. C. H. Trussell.
Sandersville. ;

Reg. Duroc male, wt. about 500 Ibs..
2 yrs. old, 1 Reg. Hampshire, yr. old
sow; reg. Hampshire, 8 wks old _ pigs.
Prices quoted on application. W. J.
Burney, Savannah, Rt. 1.

Sev. choice thoroughbred S. P.
gilts, wt. about 100 Ibs., treated and
crated.. FOB Moultrie, $6.50 each.
Joe Baker, Norman Park. Rt. 1.

Big bone Guinea hogs for breeders
only. 8-9 wks. old, $15 pr.; few bred
gilts, 75 to 125 lbs., $25 each. All
black. Pair little Guineas, yellow gilt,
8 wks. old, and male, $8 each, $15 pr.
W. W. Barnes, Summit.

Duroc J. shoats, 40-75 Ibs., 15c Ib.
Reg .in buyers name. 20 head or
more at my barn, ped., 10c per lb
Same-amt. crated and del. to express
office, 12%c per Ib. Others. L. H.
Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

S. P. C. boars and gilts, ready to
breed, $10, or exc. Joe M. Brown,
McRae. ~







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Live Stock For Sale

Red Berkshire sow, pure bred, 200
lb., 2 yrs. old, bred to thoroughbred
Red Berkshire, will farrow Feb. 20th,
$20. M. N. Ridley ,Graham.

D. J. males, $6; sows, $8 ea., sub.
to reg.; 40 to 60 lbs.: cherry red,
from excellent stock, large and
Ba J. Carl Daughtry, Metter,

_Nice Duroc sow and 5-7 wks. old
pigs. Sow cholera immune. $22 cash,
or trade for 25 big type B. L. March
or April hatch pullets, or W. L. pul-
iets.. No culls. W. J. Williamson, -
Americus, Rt. C.

Mixed Duroc and S. P. C. pigs, 8.
wks. old, $4 each, at my barn. Miles
Barge, Stonewall, RFD 1.

Two S. P. C. pigs, 9 wks. old, for
sale or exe. for 2 big bone female
Guinea pigs or 25 R. I. Red or W.
Leghorns; also have D. R. Jersey 3
mos. old. 50 Ib. gilt, $6. J. D. Robin-
son, Waco, Rt. 2.

Thirteen mixed breed, thrifty
shoats, 40 to 65 lbs., and 1 small red
sow, will farrow Jan. 28, for sale at
my barri, or exc. Write. F.. L. Rauton,
Vidalia.

Seven 6 wks. old pigs from reg
Duroc male and Hampshire sow, $4
each. Exc. for calves. Mrs. Ethel
Jones, Lula, Star, Rt.

Nice pigs from 30 to 60 Ibs., $4.50
each, FOB. Cash with order: H. H.
Payne, Ty Ty, P. O. Box 40.

S. P. C. pigs. male and female, reg.
in buyers name. Utility type. Cholera
immune for life. Geo. T. Trawick,
Linton.

HORSES AND MOLES FOR SALE

For sale forcash, 3 farm mules.
See R. G. Kimball, Summit; Rt. 3.

Two good plug mules, med. size,
Blow gocd, good all-around farm
miles. Match up well. $70 for the
pr. W. W. Hines, Mast Point... 108
So. Martin St.

Twelve-year-old mare mule, gentle,
dark colar. Cost $150: chean. or exc.
for other value. R. Q. Miller. Ac-<
worth, Rf. 2.

One good mare mule, wt. 1,100. $50,
or exc. part value for chickens. Must
sell as am unable to work mule. Lee
Sledge, Thomaston. Rt. 2.

One large black mule, 12 yrs. old,
good worker, good cond. Wt. around
1 M ibs., $40, or trade for catile.
Mrs. E. Spence Dunwoody, Rosweil.
Four head of good mules and other
equipment for sale. F. A. Sinquefield,
Wrightsville.

Pair farm mules, wt, about 950 Ibs.
each, $1000, or exc. for 2 good milch
cows with young calves, or anything
of equal value, corn, hay, or anything
Ss See: W. L. Lancester, McRae, -
Re 2: ee

Black horse mule, wt. about 1 M
Ibs., $50; will take half of it in good
syrup and B. L. pullets, del. to me.
A. J. Kent, Midville, Rt. 2.

Large 12 yr. old horse mule, sound,
all right, but thin and 1 eye, $40 at
barn, or exc. for 1 wt. 750 or 800
Ibs., or for good milch cow. S. P.
Jones, Lula, Star Rt.

One good, heavy work horse, $50,
or trade for cows or other cattle. A.
J. Collins, Demorest.

Twelve yr. old mare mule, wt. 1180
Ibs., sound and gentle, in fine cond.,
Sg F. H. Bullard, Powder Springs,
Rte a :

Excellent farm horse, wt. 1100 lbs.,
sound, good worker anywhere. Sell or
exc. W. F. Cox, Atlanta, RFD 4.:

RABBITS FOR SALE

Ped., sub. to reg. N. Z. White stud
bucks for sale or exc. for young
stock, any breed. Healthy. nice size
and right age. Prices very reason-
able. W.D. Matthews, Buchanan.

One each, reg. Chin. Gold Cert.
doe, doe and 1 young, yr. old buck,
and N. Z. White Jr. buck. 2 does with
young, 1 doe bred to reg. buck. Sac-
rifice sale, as am leaving Cordele.
Mrs. E. L. Babeock, Cordele, 506 East
8th Ave.

Junior stock, ped. domestic rabbits.
Chinchillas, N. Z. Whites and Reds,





Silver Martens and MHimalayans,
$1.25 each -FOB. W. - Coon,
Thomasville.

Fourteen Chinchilla rabbits. 3

bucks and 11 does, Stahls Silver
Cert. stock. Will take W. L.. B. R..
Buff Wyandotte chickens or hatch-
ing eggs to $20 value. F. P. Hicks,
Savannah Rt. 4. Box 100.

Pair white rabbits, yr. old, $1 each.
Cc. H. Overby, Columbus, 22 11th St.

Ped. Jr. N. Z. White and Silver
Black Fox rabbits, $1 each. J. L. Gil-
more, Fairburn.

Chinchilla, 10 wks. old, 40c ea.:
mixed colors of grey and brown, 40c
ea. L. E. Williams, Ty Ty,

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Georgia
| Market Bulletin
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Arthur D. Jones, Director

. - Department of
| ___ Agriculture







| Eugene Talmadge, Commissioner

. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1931





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t resulting therefrom.

Live Stock For Sale

_ Ped. Chinchilla does, 6 mos. to 2
yrs. old bred to ped. buck; young
Chinchillas, well weaned. Ped. pa-
pers with each. Also pure bred N.
4. Red young does, bred, without pa-
pers. J. E. Simpson, Atlanta. 676
Tifton St, N. W.



- Chinchilla rabbits .Write for de--

tails. Guar. H. R. Gaskins, Americus,
509 Forrest St.

Chinchillas breeders, $5 per trio;
pr. of fine N. Z. White breeders, $5.
Cc. J. Keyes, Bishop. 4

_ Two Gold Cert. Chin. does with
young. Reg. ped.; 3 N. Z. White does
with young, 1 Chin. buck. Write. Mrs.
E. L. Babcock, Cordele.

Three N. Z. Whites, nearly grown,
mot ped., 75c each; 1 mixed Chin-
chilla buck, 50c, or exc. Y. L. Rauton,

r., Vidalia, Rt. 2.

Trio pure bred Chinchillas, ent. to
-reg., $3.75; 1 N. Z. Black buck, 5%
mos. old, $1.25. All healthy stock. W.
A. Flowers, Morganton, Box 2.

_ Pure Chin. doe, 75c; 2 pure N. Z.
Reds, % grown, 60c each; 1 Chin.
mixed with N .Z. Red, half grown,
-45c. $2.25 for lot, not prepaid. Money
order. A. A. Nash, Hapeville.

MARKET B- |

Live Stock Wanted
CATTLE WANTED =
Reliable farmer wishes to raise

yearlings on shares. Good pasture and
plenty of hay. A. L. Harrell, West
Point, RFD. 7

Want 2 good milch cows, milking.
for their board. _ Plenty feed, good
pasture and good care. W. J. Bur-
ney, Savannah, Rt. 1. :

Exc. 32 head geese for cow with
2nd calf, giving 6 ats. milk per day,
young calf or soon to freshen. Bring
calf and get geese. Mrs. C. D. Wil-
son, Lyons, Rt. 4.

Want good milch cow, 2-4 gal. Exc.
good $25 vaiue; also want nice heifer
calves; also shoats in exc. for good
$25 value. Paul Clark, Baxley.

Want to buy Jersey or Guernsey

heifer calves, 10 to 15 days old. Must

be reg. W. J. Morgan, Stillmore. :

Want 30 or 40 head of beef type
steers, wt. around 300 lbs. each. Will
swap mules for same, or cash. F. A;
Sinquefield, Wrightsville.

Want 8 cr 10 good, 2 and 3 mos,
old heifer calves to raise until come
in, on halves. Also want to rent or
buy a good cow and pay monthly.
R. L. Blackwell, Cleveland, Rt .4.

HOGS WANTED :

Exe. jelly and jam for pig. Write
for particulars..T. E. McClung, Bre-
men.

Want good, thrifty pig, 10-12 wks.
old. Exc. cabbage plants at $1 M.
Write your lowest price. G. T. Mc-
Donald, Oakwood.

Want S. P. C. pigs, reg. Will exc.
honey, baby chicks, or potato plants.
Stunted pigs not wanted. D. F.
Thomas, Odum.

Want to hear from party having
the Blue Sappiar hogs for sale. Mrs.
A. D. Summer, Adrian.

Want 1 Big Bone Straight Nose
Berkshire male hog, 4 or 5 mos. old.
cheap for cash. State what you have.
J. T. Sharpe, Hahira, Rt. 2.

Exc. good value for 1 gilt. wt. not
less than 100 lbs. and for 15 grown
pullets and rooster of any pure breed.
Mrs. P. C. Elkins, Whigham, Rt.

Want pure bred Big Bone Guinea
hogs, cheap. T. E. Price. Mount-
ville, Rt. 2. 2

Exc. good value for P. C. or Duroc
nig, male or female, about 8 wks.
old. A. lL. Seckinger, Jr., Clyo.

HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Disabled American veteran of the
World War, dependent entirely upon
U. S. Govt pension desires to pur-
chase a good plug mule to be paid
for on monthly installments. E.
Ward. Butler.

Want to rent mule for 1932. rent
to be paid monthly. R. R. Driskell,
Juliette, Rt. 1. Box 79.

Want a shetland pony. well broke,
cheap for cash. Julian Hinesley,
Warrenton, Gibson St.

Exe. good value for a pretty good
mule with good eyes and teeth. See
o wee Mrs. G. E. Springer, Blakely,





Want a good plug mule cheap, or

will exc. a sow with 6 pigs, mo. old,

for same. Mrs. J. O. Stewart, Gardi.

Want a plug horse near here. Will
pay some cash and exc. sow and some
a _Y. L. Rauton, Jr., Vidalia,

Want to rent a good mule for 1932.
Ref. if wanted. R. S. B. Funderburk.
Donaildsonville.

Want a good mule at a cash price
of $25 or $30; not over 10-12 yrs. old.
sound and good cond., and good
qualities, and del. D. B. Hays, Grif-
fins Rt. .

SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED |

Want sev. Nubian, Saanan, Toggen-
burg, Alpine milk goats, State color,
age, if naturally hornless, pure bred,
reg. or not, amt. of milk when fresh,
pest cash price. Also want 1 pure bred
buck. A. P. Boardman, Augusta, 2840
Walton Way.





_HEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
About 70 head nice stock sheep,

-$2.50 per head, FOB. Mrs. Butler
Mercer, Norman Park, R. F. D. 1.

_ Reg. Nubian buck, large, butt-
headed, from 5 qt. doe. Wonderful
breeder. Sell or trade for good reg.
or grade milking does; 1 young buck
_ by above buck and a 4% doe. Edwin
_ Simonson, Atlanta, 676 Tifton St.,

* Some nice Shropshire lambs, 8
ixed breed goats. Write for prices.

ohn Stephenson, Lexington.

Two doe kids, % Nubians, out of
reg. buck and 3 qt. dam, $5 each,

hen weaned, or its value in trade for
rabbits or farm produce. J. J. Hill, Jr.,
Atlanta, 427 East Ave. oe



Positions Wanted

Want place with elderly couple or
woman, on farm, or would like to
have place on dairy or poultry farm.
Am refined single woman. Ref. exc.
Miss Georgia Emma Brant. Athens.

Man and wife want 1 horse farm.
shares or wages. Must be moved and
furnished. Good ref. Geo. H. Mitch-
ell, Atlanta, 546 Formwalt St.

Want work on farm. Man and

wife, ages 26 yrs., and 1 child. 6 yrs.
old. A-lref. No drinker nor tobacco
user. L. M. Payne, Copperhill. Tenn
Resident of Ga.
' Want position in farm home with
nice people. Am midde aged widow.
with little girl 6 yrs. old. Can do
most any kind of work. Mrs. Ruth
L, Ward, Dublin, care R. H. L.

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~ Positions Wanted

- Want a good 1 horse farm with :

a good reliable man and want all
work can get until plow time. Ready
to move now. Have to be moved. but
will repay later. Can run my grocery
bill. Clark Kilgore, Grayson. RFD 1,
Want job on peach. orchard or
stock farm. Can drive tractor or
truck. Exp. in all kind farm and
orchard work. Honest, sober and no
pad habits. T. W. Manning, Dudley,
Rt. I..
Widow with 3 boys, 17, 14, and 13,
wants 1 horse crop on 50-50_ basis.
Berrien county preferred. Willing
workers. Mrs. Udell Caldwell. Ala-
paha,
Able-bodied couple want place as
caretaker. or home where good serv-

ice is apprecited. Sev. yrs. dairy exp, |

E. T. Sheffield, Rome, .Rt..1..care
Clarence Dorsey. | Fo A ET
Widow with 2 boys and 1 girl want

work on truck farm, raise chickens:

or pick strawberries. etc. Close to
school and church. Boys 17 and 18,
girl 15 yrs. Want a place real soon.
Mrs. R. C. Graham, Moultrie. 722
Central Ave. East.
Twenty-three-year-old refined
widow, with daughter, 7 yrs., desires
place on farm with elderly couple or
small family. Willing worker. Must
have some salary. Mrs. M. A. Brady,
Stockton. : :
Want 1-horse crop on 50-50 basis.
or wags. Married, 26 yrs. old. Life
exp. Write or see. J. C. Mobley.
Lithonia, Rt. 4. :
Want 1 horse drop on 50-50 basis.
Can furnish self. Want good land
with good people. Can give ref. i
desired. P. A. Thornton, Dahlonega,
RFD 3.- es ;
Want a 2 horse crop on 50-50 basis
with good man that has good land
and good stock and 4-room house;
nienty wood and water. Have to be
helped about $60 and be moved to
repay. Ready now. Ref. R. C.
Young, Campton, Rt. 1. ~
Want position on farm as Supt.
Exp. in all kinds of farming, poultry.
hog and cattle raising. Can handle
labor and repair all style farm build-
ings and machinery: 40 yrs. old.
Large family. Good ref. J. M. Gar-
rett, Tifton, 617 No. Central Ave.
Want at once f horse crop on 50-50
basis with some winter work. Exp.

in gen. repair work on cars. farm ma- |}

chinery, etc.; 3 in family. Move at
once. D. R. Milligan, Lilburn, Rt. 1.
Want 1 to 3 horse crop on halves.
to be furnished: 6 in family. Good
workers, ete. Alford Harris. Calhoun.
Rt. 3, Box 49.
Want a small 2 )
furnish self, stock and farming tools

horse crop. Can},

ursday, December 81, 1931

Positions Wanted
Seventeen-yr.-old orphan hg
wants job on farm for board an,
oe aes good people; -he has |

a abits. Mrs. Mayfield, Atlante
21 Rawson St., S. W. Se
Want 1-horse farm, good hm
and land, near good soroal 0

Church of God. Can furnish
Have my own stock and tools,
Campbell, Surrency, Rt. 2.

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

- Want 1-horse farm close to marke
suitable for stock raising and pow.
try; standing rent. Write. Joseph M
Corbett, Kirkland, Rt. 2.

Want dairy on 50-50 basis, or
take job for wages; 5 hands:
all along the line. Make best 09
W. P..Tobar, Pavo, Box 55,

Twenty-four-year-old white m
wants job on farm. Can do any i
of farm work; raised on farm.
mo., board and washing. Vm.
Knight, Manassas, Rt. 2, Box 13.

Middle-aged, single man wants jot
on farm. 20 yrs. experience. Do
use tobacco. Ref. if wanted. Zr.
Gentry, Buchanan, Rt. 2. ae

Want 2-horse crop on halves, Party
to furnish sack feed, tools and half of
fertilizer and finance little to m
crop. Prefer Dooly, Macon or Hou
county. Write for full particulars
I. Martin, Byromville. -

Thirty-four-year-old man wan
work, 5 yrs. exp. in turpentine, a

f|A-1 farm hand. Rufus E. Byrd, Ell:

belle, Rt. 4, Box 26.

ag
Farm Help Wanted
Good chance for a permanent
on shares or 2 horse farm, stan
ant; 5 miles from Columbus.
highway. Party to furnish self, |
be sober, honest and industrious
H. Burnworth, Columbus, Box
Want middle aged, unincumb
woman to live with couple and

with poultry and garden for a ho:

and small wage. Mrs. F. R. Vincer
Fruitland. ae
Want party for I horse farm. Mus
be able to furnish self. Grow cotton
and corn. See meat once. Gordor
Homm, Cobbtown. 3
Want small family, good, willi
workers, with best of ref.. to live
home with widow. Good _ 5-roo
house (in need of repairs): 2 h
crop.. In Forsyth county. Mrs. R
Roberts, Buford.

and can give ref. On 3rds and 4ths | q

Cliff Armstrong, Acworth, Rt. 2. |

Aged white man wants home with
some good party doing light farm
work. Life exp. on farm. Milk cows.
do garden work and other light work.
J. W. Hammock, Fast Juliette. care
J. L. Greer. .

Want job for wages on farm for
1932. So. Ga. preferred. Family of
6. Man 43, boys 20. 17 and 14 yrs.,
ae 2 women. J. R. Hester, Roop-
ville. : e

Widow with son, 16, and girl. 13,
wants work on a truck farm in,So.
Ga. Also poultry or dairy. Want
work at once. Have to be moved:
ready to move. Mrs. M. Kelly, Alma.

Want. good 1 horse farm on share
basis with good house, with all con-
veniences. Have plenty of force to
work same. Have to be moved and
furnished. Best of ref. Luther Gill.
Ashburn, Rt. 3.

Want l1-horse share crop .farm
with good man, good land; do not
drink; iandlord furnish $8 mo. cash;
raise hogs, etc., on 50-50 basis, near
Atlanta. G. W. Bradley, Metter.

Man and wife want place on farm:
50-50 basis, or wages. Live in home
with them. George Smith, Wrights-
ville, Rt. 3, care J. S. Kittrell.

Refined young woman wants quiet
home with elderly couple, help care
for poultry, garden and other light
work. Small pay. Write at once. Miss
Williamette Mercer, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Man and grown son, life exp. on
farm, want place for wages at reas-
onable price; 5 yrs. exp. in S. Ga.
farming; can handle tractor and any
kind machinery, look after cattle,
etc. Frolona. (Address not given.)

Want employment of any kind on
farm, 18 yrs. old; work for $12 mo.
and board. J. T. Callaway, Clarkes-
ville, Rt. 2, Box 58.

Want 2-horse farm for next yr. on

share basis. Owner to furnish stock,

tools, etc. Can furnish self. Prefer
Tift, Cook or Lowndes counties. Like
to have cows, hogs, poultry, etc., to
oes B. G. Mathis, Ray City,

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fof family.



Come, dont write. Telephone
oe T. L. Powell, Fitzger.
Want middle aged woman to he
with pouliry and garden. Good hom
for right party. H. R. Adamson. L
Grange Rt. 6. sae

-Want an exp., refined, dependab!
woman or girl, fully competient
help with poultry and other 1
farm work: live as one of fam
with small salary and board.*

A. E. Broome, Greensboro. Rt. 2.

Want a good settled woman to live
in home with aged couple and
light farm work. Must be heal
J. W. Chafin, McDonough. Rt. 1

Want boy 12 or 14 yrs. old to Ii
as one of family and help on fa
Must be good boy, good chara
without bad habits. Will treat_right
and give board and clothes. J.
Atkins, Aragon, Rt. 1. .-

Want good farmer for small farm
in Morgan county. #%4-mi. from dep
churches and school. Must be able to
finance self and work farm on 3rd
and 4ths. Mrs. Madge B. Mc
Atlanta, 583 Ponce de Leon Ave

Want settled man of good
acter on 50-50 basis. in hog. chick
and truck farm. Must be good w
er and honest. M. W. Smith. Bosto
Box 203. =

Want good white or colored fa:
to work 2 mule farm. 20 miles from
Atlanta, on 3rds and 4ths. Ha
bottom land. See S. S. Storer. Dou
lasville. Rt. 6.

Want middle aged strong wo
without children. to help_ with cow.
chickens and garden: to live as one

Mrs. Martha Greeson.
Resaca. ;

Want 1 single man. 20 to 40 yrs.
old. Willing worker. no bad habits.
Dont write. come on. Small sala:
G..B. Ham, Cobbtown. ae
- Want good farmer for the William
Hogan Home farm. large dwelling.
large barn, tenant houses: 69 acr
good land, branch bottoms: located
at Corinth. Standing rent only. Mrs.
O. P. Walton, Atlanta, 193 Whiteh

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: 3 Thursday, December 81, 1931
~~ Farm Help Wanted

- want industrious man not under
Bye, vor over 40 yrs., for gen. farm
Will give board and laundry

share crops. Must be sober and
character. Can start

Ref. exc. C. F. Fields.
nt poy, 15 to 20 yrs. old, to live

as one of family; must be able to
milk cows and do general farm work.
Will board, clothe and a little money
when crop is sold; must not use
tobacco nor drink, and must be of
good family. Orphan preferred. J. J.

single man, sober, honest and truth-
ful, and a good worker, also good,
ary hand milker. Will pay $8 mo.
and poard for the first month; if
entirely satisfied, probably pay more
after trying you out. W. L.
ficRae, Rt. 2.

to farmer having poultry, cows and

hogs and equipment. For conditions,
address: Dr. A. A. Williams, Co-

Jumbus.
Seed For Sale

- obacco seed, lead. var. Virginia
Bright Leaf, Long Leaf Willow. and
Cash. Jamaica Wrapper. Enough of
either kind to sow 400 yds, 50c. Dan
A. Campbell, Baxley, Rt. 2. oz
Martin gourd seed, also doz. Dill
seed, each 12c per pkg. Prepaid. No
stamps accepted. Mrs. T. B. Thomas.
Thomasboro. :
~ Collard seed, 15c lb. in 100-Ib. lots:
48c smaller lots, or 30c in 1-lb. lots.
Postpaid. Melvin Collins, Whigham.
Purple Top White Globe turnip
_ seed, 35c lb.; lead. var. cabbage seed,
$1 Ib; Postpaid: W. W. Williams.
Quitman. | : :
--One hundred and twenty-five of
Ga. Bell or Stone Mtn. watermelon
seed, 60c lb. FOB. Cash with order.
John T. Jones, Register.
Fresh land Caster seed for sale. E.
J.. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage. to-
mato, pepper and cucumber, 10c pkg.
or exc. for dried apples: 7 pkg. for
6 lbs. apples. Money order. Mrs. E.
P. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.
__ White velvet okra seed, 3 thls. 5c;
bunch ckra, 3 spoonfuls, 10c: running
squash seed, 25c, 2 cupfulls. J. H.
Tucker, Crawley.
- Cream and Speckled Sugar Crow-
ders, new crop, sound and clean. $2
bu.. 6c lb. Mailed. Exc. for honey,
tobacco, plants, pecans, ete. B. R.
Woodliff, Flowery Branch.
Fiftv lbs. long green velvet okra
seed, 20 lb, and postage. Mrs. S. S.
Storer, Douglasville. Rt. 6.
_ New Pride of Muscatine, wilt re-
sistant seed, selected from - best
melons (is endorsed by U. S. Dept.





of Agriculture), 3 oz. 50c: $2 lb. H.
A. Neal, Carnesville.

_ White nest onions, 35 gal. Cash
With order. Add postage. B. S.

Biggers, Buchanan, Rt. 1.

' Stone Mt. watermelon seed, guar.
Dure and true to name, gathered
from choice melons, from this yrs
crop, 40c lb. or 35c lb. by the 100-Ib.
lots. Samples on request. H. L. Wil-
cher, Butler, Rt. 3. ;
Lerge white next onions. 60c gal,
$1 pk., also Lucretia dewberry plants,
30c doz.: $1, 100. Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
Greenville.

- Two hundred and fifty lbs. Head-
ing variety of Ga. collard seed. 16c lb.
I> 50 or 60-lb. lots, FOB. Small lots.
22c lb. postpaid. I. P. Hart. Pavo.

Tender mixed cornfield bean seed,
25 per lb. or exc. for quilt cotton.
onion sets or pure bred hatching eggs
for April del. Mrs. Edith Free.
Clarkeville, Rt: 3.

_ Twenty-five Ibs. plum peach seed.
60c FOB. Mrs. S. P. Jones. Lula.
Star Rt. :

_ Fifty or seventy-five Ibs. white vel-
vet okra seed for sale at 20c lb. FOB
Sevelle. J. C. Carden. Seville.

_ Stone Mt. watermelon seed for sale
Or exc. for Spanish or runner peanuts
or other value at 50c Ib. 30 lbs or
more 35c Ib. J. W. Vickery. Chaun-
cey, Ri. 2.

Old fashioned blood red clearstone
Indian peach seed, 25c dozen. Major
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Cattail millet or large sunflower
seed, 25c lb. Bright sun-dried peaches
_ 22c lb. White pop corn 5c lb. on cob.
Black walnuts. 4c lb. All del. Mrs.
Ruth Braswell, Loganville. Rt. 2

.. New. Rosehill Prolific lima bean.
first time on market, seed very lim-
ited, 1 lb. 50c postpaid: 5 Ibs.. $2
Dostpaid;: 5-lb. limit to customer.
Oscar Woody, Commerce.

_ Clements American Wonder melon
_ (grow to wt. 160 Ibs. or more) seed,
: po or $10 lb. E. T. Clements, Ten-

ancaster;t

Want to give use of place 1 year}



MARKET BULLETIN

Seed For Sale

Few old-fashioned, all colors. ten-
der cornfield bean seed, 15 cupful.
Exc. 1 cup for hot pepper seed.: Also
want to exc. value for eating onions
or feathers. Mrs. W. R. Davis. Cal-
houn, Rt. 5.

Genuine cabbage-heading collard
and Perkins Mammoth long pod
okra seed, tenderest cornfield beans.
35 Ib., 3 lbs, $1. del. Exc. for paper
shell pecans. Miss Mary Cochran,
Lawrenceville, Rt. 4.

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

Fifty lbs. Perkins Long Green okra
seed, 20c lb., 1931 crop. Good seed;
FOB. Money order. W. U. J.
Draughon, Whigham. eee
- Two one-half bu. Shomake sor-
ghum seed. Make best offer or exc.
for young hens. L. Z. Atkinson, Mc-
Donough, Rt. 1. eee!

Shallu or Egyptian wheat (most
drouth resisting plant and finest
chicken corn; grew it at rate of 1400
Ibs. to the acre), 25c lb. Mrs. Clara
Murray, Colbert.

Pure Tom Watson melon seed, 5c
spoonful; long pod okra, 35c cupful;
Gerkins cucumber, 10c pkg.; Eng.
peas, mixed var., 25c q@jp. Exc. for
Bermuda onion plants. Add postage.
Harold Pass, Point Peter.

Single head sunflower seed, 20c lb.;
salid Eng. peas, 15c lb.; red speckled
Crowder peas, 7c lb.; white multiply-
ing onions, 35c gal.; 5 Ibs. Seven Top
turnip seed, $1, or 15c qt. Manda
Swofford, Ranger, RFD 2.

Make offer for part or all, 15 to 20
bu. good cornfield bean seed. Mrs.
Sam Banks, Newnan.

New American wonder watermelon
seed, 1st yr. from Clements, $3.50 Ib.:;
% Ib., $2; % Ib., $1.25; also white
shelled pop corn, 10c lb., for 5 lbs. or
over; beet-the-bee cane seed, 50c gal.,
del. C. R. Smith, Buford, Rt. 3.

- Mastodon King watermelon (green |

rind, red meat, grow to wt. 100 lbs.,
egg shaped) seed. Limited amount.
Penny each. Add postage. S. E. Bailey,
Cordele, Rt. C. x

Two lbs. extra early Rocky Ford
cantaloupe seed. 60c lb. del. L. C.
Freeman, Carrollton, RFD 6.

Imp. Ruckers, also Piedmont and
Wannamaker. Lowest price ever of-
fered on good seed. Write for prices,
stating quantity wanted. Jas. B.
Woods, Brooks. :

Piedmont Cleveland, 50c per bu.,
FOB. C. H. Oliver, Carnesville.

Nice red onion sets, 10c qt. Mrs.
Bertha Crowe, Dallas, Rt. 3.

Pumpkin, Ga. collard, 2 cups, 25c;
mixed turnip, mixed cucumber, pome-
granate and mustard, 5c spoonful.
Exc. for dried apples. No chks. Mrs.
Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3. g

White multiplying onion sets, 35c
gal., FOB; Texas sugar drip cane
seed, $1.50 bu. Only 1 bu. to a custo-
mer. C. H. Oliver, Carnesville.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE

Marretts Cleveland Big Boll cot-
ton seed. ist yr. from orig. $2 per 100
lbs. FOB. Elmer Frey, Dallas. Rt. 3.

Coker Cleveland big boll, 900 Ibs.
seed cotton made 400 ibs. lint cotton.
$1 bu., $3 per 100 los. Thos. W. Wof-
ford, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Fifty bu. Cokers No. 5 cotton seed,
1 1-16 in. staple, 2nd yr., from orig.,
ee bu. C. M: Stallings, Carrollton,
Riso:

Pure Rucker and Piedmont Cleve-
land at rock bottom prices. *Jas. B.
Woods, Brooks.

bu. -E. R.



Wilson cotton seed. 50c
Bailey, Harlem.

Arkansas Rowden 40. A _ sensa-
tional new strain, 1 1-16 in. staple.
early wilt, storm and drought re-

sistant. Pure sound seed, $2.50 per
100 lbs. FOB. H. A. Neal, Carnes-
ville, Rt. 3.

Piedmont Cleveland and Neelys
long staple Cleveland. recleaned. 50c

bu. or exc. for seed oats. G. C. Ed-
mondson, Temple, Rt. 2.
Cleveland ~Wannamaker cotton

seed, first year from originator. runs
40 per cent lint rolled cleaned at gin,
75c per bu. at my place FOB. Miles
Barge. Stonewall. Rt. 1.

Pure Rucker cotton seed. 75 bu.
or exc. 12 bu. for guineas. bu. for
guinea or 2 bu. for 3 hens of any
kind. Will trade 10 bu. for 3 turkeys
and 1 tom or 2 bu. for 3 ducks. J. D.
Robinson. Waco, Rt. 2.

Pure Better Staple cotton seed Ist
yr. orig., 60c bu. or exc. for Dark
Cornish pullets or young hens. H.
W. Thurmond. Greshamville.

Neals Paymaster. grown from cer-
tified seed, $1.50 bu. Hastings im-
proved hjckory king. $1.50 bu. Al
good hand selected corn. I. M. Webb.
Ellijay.

Seed For Sale

One hundred bu. pure Betty Toole
cotton seed, 4 acres made 2.505 Ibs.
lint cotton this year. 75c bu. or will
exc. for lot of thoroughbred Buft
Orpington pullets or young hens. C.
J. Yates, Kathleen.

Ten bu. Cokers No. 5 cotton seed
Ist yr., kept clean at gin. 50c bu. or
exc. for good stock of pigs. T. H.
Patterson, Dalton, Rt. 5.

Big boll, wilt-resisting cotton seed,
50c bu., or exc. for anything can use.
Joe M. Brown, McRae.

Covington-Toole wilt resistant cot-
ton seed, Ist yr., 90c bu., FOB. A. J.
Kent, Midville, Rt. 2. ~

Kasch Gold Mine cotton seed, 1
1/16 in. staple, 42 per cent lint, 5
lock bolls, 35 to lb., $2 bu. Write.
G. M. Baldwin. Douglasville.

CORN AND SEED CORN FOR SALE

Small lot-shelled corn. '60c bu. in
bags FOB Depot. Send chk. J. W.
Lang, Omega.

Imp. Hastings prolific seed corn;
also Piedmont 2-eared var., hand
shelled, $2 bu. Jas. B. Woods. Brooks.

Fifty bu. Golden Queen pop corn,
pure and clean, 5c ib. FOB. No
stamps. W. E. Bailey, Hawkinsville,
RFD 1. a eS

Nice, white pop corn, this yrs crop.
10c lb. del. in 5-Ib. lots, or more. Mrs.
A. J. Collins, Demorest.

One hundred and fifty or 200 bu.
Hastings prolific, free of weevils,
sound corn. Grade A-No. 1, 75c bu.:
also 2 M. bundles of 4 hand bottom
fodder, nice and bright. never rained
on, $1.75 per 100. All FOB my barn.
A. E. Evans, Tucker, RFD 1.

Hastings prolific corn, 2nd yyr.,



nubbed and shelled, 35c peck, or exc.

FOB. C. H. Oliver, Carnesville.

Woods imp. Hastings Prolific
seed corn, the better kind. Write for
special prices on quantity wanted.
Jas. B. Woods, Brooks.

Fifty bu. ist yr. Hastings Prolific
seed corn, $2 bu., or exc. for equal
a L. Z. Atkinson, McDonough,

Nice shelled pop corn, 8c lb., or exc.
for good var. tame grape vines, well
rooted. 5 Ibs. corn for 4 vines, or 10
lbs. for 8 vines, etc. L. J. Vollrath,
Winston.

Pop corn, 3c Ib. Add postage. Ever-
ett Mealor, Fairmont, Rt. 1.

One hundred bu. corn in the shuck,
and good fodder, 4 hands to bundle,
525 bundles fodder, $80 cash. Live 3
miles south of Statenville, Ga., Ech-
ols county. E. Morgan McCall, Jasper,
Rt. 1, Box 45.

Veals profilic seed corn, red cob,
60 to 65 lbs. shelled corn out of 80 lbs.
in shuck, 50c peck, $1.75 bu. T. G.
Veal, Helena, RFD 1.

Two hundred bu. white shelled
corn, 80c bu. W. J. Morgan, Still-
more.

Neals Paymaster seed corn. Prop-
erly selected, nubbed and shelled. 75c
pk., $2 bu. FOB. H. A. Neal, Carnes-
ville, Rt. 3.

Good, nice pop corn, 5c Ib. post-
paid in lots of 20 Ibs. or more. Alva
Ferguson, Cornelia, Rt. 1.

Golden Queen pop corn, shelled. 7c
Ib. del. in 5-lb. lots.. Jack Grubbs,
Orchard Hill.

Corn stover, good cond., $10 ton
FOB; velvet cob seed corn, deep
grain, med. cob (finest kind for dis-
play or roasting ear), $1.50 bu. D. L.
Patrick, Griffin. Rt. C.

Selected seed corn. Hastings Pro-
lific. 75c pk. del. Mrs. J. R. Hillis.
Millhaven, Rt. 1.

Piedmont 2-ear seed corn, ist yr.,

$1.50 bu.; also 1 car of white milling | pi 5

Quote best price. All
FOB Metter. G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.

New crop shelled corn. 2% bu.
bags, 50c bu. B. T. Marshall. Ft.
Vallev.

Thirty bu.. yellow Golden Queen
pop corn 6c lb. Shelled and del. in
ist to 3rd zone: also Yellow Milo
Maize, same price. Exc. either for
100 R. I. Red baby chicks. E. W.
Cornelison. Kemsington.

1931 crop White shelled pop corn.
6c lb. del. No stamps. G. Y. Yeo-
mons, Vidalia, Rt. 1. |

One hundred lbs. white and yellow
pop corn, 6e Ib. on cob, or will exc.
for 2 nice, good stock pigs: also some
Rocky Ford cantaloupe seed, 10c thls.
B. B. Marlow. Flowery Branch.
RFD 1. S

Pure Ped. Erevetts Champion Pro-
lific. seed corn, large ears. 2-6 to
stalk, 1 to 2 stalks to hill. 75 pk..
$2.50 bu. E. C. Heaton. Hartwell.

Piedmont 2-ear seed corn. ist yr.

corn for sale.

1lifrom orig., $2 bu.. $1.50 per % bu.,



$1 pk. R. P. Steinheimer, Woolsey.

Rt. 1.



7 Page Five
Seed Wanted

Exc. colored bunch butter-bean
seed for white bunch butter-bean
seed. Qt. for qt. or 1 qt. been seed
for 2 Ibs. 1931 dried peaches. Ea. to
pay postage. Mrs. J. P. Warren,
Jesup, Rt. 2; Box 12.

Exc. pure, clean white Spanish
peanuts for some good seed oats,
seed peas and seed velvet beans. L.
O. Warnock, Uvalda.

Exc. 3 cups white bunch lima bean
seed, and 3 cups of tender cornfield:
bean seed for 1 gal. red onion sets
and 3 cuvs Valentine bean seed. Mrs.
S. P. Jones, Lula, Star Rt. ~ ane

Want to buy some old-fashioned
shallots; also to exc. some miced
field peas for cotton seed. Write.
Joe Woodle. Hampton. RFD. 5

Clark, Baxley. i

Want pure, select Stone Mtn. mel-
on seed, long pod okra seed, large
seedling pecans. Will exc. No. 1 sweet
Cream Sugar Crowder peas for same.
Jim L. Frasier, Buford, Rt. 2,

CORN AND SEED GORN WANTED
Exc. 100 lbs. Stuart pecans for 30 ,
bu. slip-shucked or shelled corn. Ea.



(pay del. chgs. G. E. Skinner, Bron-

wood, Box 173

Want 100 bu. corn and will exc. S,
P. C. brood sows and male. Lot of ~
S..P. C., wt. 60-80 Ibs. and sows, 150-
200 lbs. Come in truck and bring corn
and get hogs. J. E. Mansfield, Bluff-
ton. :

COTTON SEED WANTED

Want 1000 bu. cotton seed. Will
pay 75c per 100 or will exc. for same.
Mrs. J. A. Puckett, Buford: Rt. 1.

- Grain and Hay For Sale
Remainder 500 bu. Gunn-Goolsby
super wneat. Official yield, 51.29 bu. -
per acre (highest official record pro= |
duction for Ga.), $1.75 bu., FOB. Dan

Gunn, Monticello. eae

- 375 Bundles bright fodder, large
bundles, $5 for lot, FOB. T. E.-Mc-
Clung, Bremen. : :

Genuine Cokers Fulghum seed oats,
bright and heavy, free from obncx-
ious~seed, in 5 bu. bags, 40c, FOB, .
Money. order. W. B. Love, Jr., Au-
gusta, 20 8th St. :

_Sagrain 303 new grain hay and
silage crop, 5 Ibs $1 prepaid: Gro-
homa, the wonder grain, 3 lbs. $1
prepaid. Pure, sound seed. H. A,
Neal, Carnesville, Rt. 3.

One or 2 cars good bright. peanut
hay for the next 10 days at $6 ton,
FOB. M.M. Jennings, Plains. i

Nice, bright oat straw, $9 ton: pea~
nut. hay, extra fine, $12 ton: also
good, bright, well shredded corn
stover, $9 ton. All well baled. Jas..
B. Woods, Brooks. = . :

Fulghum oats for sal or exc. for
veanuts or peas, 1 bu. oats for 1 of * |
peanuts, or 2 bu. oats for 1 of peas. |
H. L. Carmichael, Tifton.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Exc. value for seed oats or wheat
for chicken feed. Mrs. J. A: Howell,
Meigs, Rt. 1. -

Want 100 bu. seed oats, Fulshum
preferred. Will exc. 1 Duroc J. sow,
wt. 350 or more lbs., for 50 bu., or 2
gilts, 100 lbs. each for 40 bu., or other
Durocs from 40-75 lbs. L. H. Eden-
field, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Want pure Fulghum seed oats and
best grade Ga. cane syrup. Will ex-
oo value. J. A. Mathis. Tifton..

Want to exchange 2 bushels of lit-
tle pink Spanish peanuts for 3 bu. of
seed oats, I del. peanuts and you del.
oats. Mrs. A. G. Harrell. Empire,









Miscellaneous For Sale

Yellow root, 15c lb.: ratsbane. 20c
Ib. Exc. few lbs. for good. shade
cured tobacco; also have Box Ribbon
cane seed. sound and good. 30c gal.
and postage. Mrs. Joe Elam. Cleve=
land, Rt. 1. care Mrs. Emma Frady.

Fresh water ground meal. 75 bu.:
also pure No Ga. honey in comb or
Ext. 5-lb. buckets. 75c: and peanuts,
20c gal. All postpaid and insured.
Mrs. C. A. Allen, Louisville. ;

Peach, pear. fig preserves
jam, 50c at.:
at.: Spanish relish, sliced green to-
mato pickle, 45c qt.: plum sauce. etc,
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson.

Nice, white feathers. 60c Ib. or exe
for flour. meat or lard. or anything
og Mrs. A. M. Bord. Royston,

Good, Bright Leaf chewing tobacco.
9c: smoking, ready for use. grounc
fine, 8c. No echks. No order for les=

and



than 50c. Mrs. F. EB. Edenfield. Sur
rency, RFD 2, care S. P. Hutto.

Want squash and tomato seed. Paul

watermelon rind. 60c

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.Page Six
Miscellaneous For Sale
ome-made, barn cured tobacco

for sale or exc. Mrs. R. H. Sharpe,
Surrency, Rt. 2. :
New crop broom corn, $1 for good
size bundle, del. Pearl Aderhold,
Lavonia,
- Black walnuts, large size, hulled
clean, 1931 crop, $1 bu.; will ship at
once. Mrs. J. M. Marshall, Talbotton,
Rt. 1, Box 34. eB
_._ Good, flue-cured smoking tobacco,
7c lb. Henry M. Herndon, Surrency.

Yellow rost, idc ib.; poke root, 20c

Ib.; black haw, 25c Ib.; wild cherry,
_ wild cucumber, eachy 20c lb. Exc. for
_ anything can use. Mrs. Lucian Silver,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Black walnut kernels, 50c lb., in|:

_ large pieces, del. M. A. Cochran, Pro-
_ tection. :
Fresh, dried biack walnut kernels,

50c lb., del. A. L. Kimzey, Diamond.
__ White nest onions, the kind that
does not make seed, $1 per peck: L.
_ M. Acderhoid, Lavonia.
Thompson Ringlet B. R. eggs, ist,
0c. per 15: $1.60-30; 2nd pen, 5c
for 15; $1.25 for 30. Del. Cartons
ret. Mrs. J. E. Steadman, Bain-
bridge. .

. Hatching eggs, from healthy flock
of pure bred Thompsen B. R. hens,
$1.00 per setting, del. Mrs. J. RB.
Hillis, Millhaven, Rt. 1.
Eggs from Donaldson and Owen
_. Reds, heavy layers, 80c for 15: 50
- eggs for $2.50, del. by parcel post.

E. R. Bailey, Harlen:,
Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird)
eggs, 15 for, $1.25. Carton ret. Miss

Atlanta, 860

Rebecca, Campbell,
Boulevard, S. E.
-_ Full Cornish Indian ges, $1 per 15.
P.O, money order. Mrs. E. P. King,
Rochelle, Rt. 1. a
Eggs from Everlay Light B. L.
Grade A hens, sired by cock direct
from Yard 29, Everley Farms. $1
Wer setting; 30 efas,. $1.50. E.. P.
Ethridge, Auburn.
_ Parks B! R. eggs for hatching. Can
furnish sev. 100 per week. also few
choice cockerels, $1:50 to $2.50 ea.
Permit C-71. E. C. Pope, Ocilla.

ea.
Buff Orp., also White Pekin duck

; ; B. R. eggs for hatching.
ia high producing 3 yr. old hens,
H. B. Durham, Woodville.

veil selected for hatching. Like to
ntract to furnish case per week, $3
per C. for hatching season. Party

_ Good chewing, home-made _ to-
bacco, twisted, 10c twist or 3 for 25c:

so sound peanuts for seed, shelled,
: = = Mrs. Lucean Silver, Ellijay,
_ Filue-cured tobacco, 10 lbs. for $1,
tobacco, 13 Ibs, $1, del. to 3rd zone.
bases et order. J. T. Troupe, Bax-
ey

Bo Rb. 2. :

Horse radish roots, 30c Ib. Will
inciude 6 sets with ea. ib. rhubarb.
20c ea. plant: Caiamus, 15c doz. and
broom straw to sell or exc. for feed
- *<s, Mrs. W. A. Johnson, Alto.

rest Leaf, flue cured tobacco,
ing, 10c Ib. del.: smoking, 8c lb.
. Cash with order. No chks. Dan
Campbell, Baxley, Rt. 2.
ellow leaf, flue cured tobacco. 8
chewing, $1; 12 lbs. smoking. $1
del. Exc. for dried apples. Lb for Ib.
W. F. Brigman, Baxley. ;
Extra nice shelled pecan meats,
both in halves and broken pieces, at
reasonable prices, del. in any quan-
tity. Mrs. L. M. Lockhart. Dawson.
830 Lee St. ea
Genuine yellow, flue cured chew-
ing and smoking tobacco, 10c Ib. pre-
paid to 3rd zone. Isham Harris. Bax-
Jey Rt. 2.
About 25 Ibs. smoking tobacco. 8c
Ib. and customer pay postage. Cash
- with order. Mrs. J. A. Kimmonds.
~ Bristol.

_Miscelaneous Wanted

_ Exe. value for 40 lbs. cured meat,

half middlings and half shoulders,
r for 10 mixed hens. Write at once.

Mrs. Lester Wood, Winder, 309

Athens St.

- Exec. $650 value for chickens and
urkeys: also $400 value for mules,



te. Write for full particulars. F. P.|

Hicks, Savannah, Rt. 4, Box 100.

Want 100 lbs. dark, thick grade,
flue-cured chewing tobacco in the
hand. Send sample and quote price
del, B. F. Fagan, Martin.

o WARK ET

Miscelaneous Wanted

Exe. nice value for chickens, pea-
nuts, or anything can use on farm
of equal-value. Write what you have.
Mrs. Sallie Frix, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Want some horse radish roots.
Write. Mrs. G. H. Cleveland, Rt. 2.

Want 15 lbs. nice, clean cotton.
Exc. 10 lbs, rice peas. Ea. pay post-
age. Mrs. J. B. Pettit, Ellijay.

Want pigs, peanuts for eating, new
goose or duck feathers, cabbage
plants, white Bermuda onion sets.
B. R. baby chicks. Exc. yr. old heif-
ers, white table peas. apple and
blackberry jelly. Mrs. James Ezzell,
Rockmart. :

Want 10 Ibs. good, mild smoking
tobacco. Send sample and price, dei
J. M. Freeman, Ringgold, Rt. B.
Exc. large sweet crowder pr. white
table peas for tender buch or half
runner garden beans, yellow crook
neck squash, nice dried apples. pa-
per shell pecans. Miss Mary Coch-
ran, Lawrenceville. Rt. 4.

Plants For Sale

Cabbage and onion plants, 300 ea.,
E. J. and Chas. W. cabbage and Ber-
muda onion, for $1 postpaid. Cash
with order. From best seed. B. M.
Bullard, Baxley.

_Chas. W. and E. J. cabbage plants,
75e M. postpaid. Cash, with: order.
G. RR. Brantley, Baxley.

Bermuda onion plants. 6 M. to the
erate, $3.75; cabbage plants, $1 M.
G. L. Steedley, Baxley.,

Missionary and Klondike straw-
berry plants, $1.75 del. Exc. for pea-
nuts or velvet beans at market price.
Guy Taylor, Macon, Rt. 1.

Crystal wax Bermuda onion plants.
$1.25 M.; 500, 65c: 200, 40c, del. J.
J. Shearouse, Guyton. : .

Lead. var. frost proof cabbage
plants, extra large, fancy size: 250.
65c; 500, $1; med. size, field run. 500
75c. Postpaid. R.O. Parks. Darien.

Chas. W., E. J. and E. Dutch cab-
bage plants, 500, 65c;: $1 M. postpaid:
75cM. expo. collect. Amos Williams.
Gainesville. \

Mary Washington (the new im-
proved) asparagus: heavy 2 yr. old
roots, selected, $1.50 per C. prepaid,
if cash with order. N. Rosene, Ft.
Valley, P. O. Box 44.

Frost proof cabbage plants. lead.
var., immediate del... 300, 40c: 500.
60c; 90c M. postpaid. Tom H. Dun-
man, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1. \

Newly grown E. J. and Chas. W.
cabbage, 300, 40c: 500. 60c: $1 M.
postpaid. Sat, guar. E. L. Durham,
Saint. Marys.
iE. J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch
cabbage, Bermuda and Prizetaker
onion plants, $1 M, del. B. F. Mal-
lard. Rincon.

Himalayan berry plants:



berries

|grow in clusters: gather a handfull

at 1 pull; 50 for 75c: also sprouts of
large kind May cherries. 15c ea. Add
postag2. Mrs. Belle Godard. Gog-
gins, Rt. 2:

Shallot onion plants, 15c doz. Cash
with order. Everlene, McLaughlin,
Greenville, Rt. 3. ,

Progressive everbearing strawberry

plants, 35c C: $3 M. del. H.B. Shell.
Palmetto.
_Extra large. open field grown. E.
J. and Chas. W. cabbage plants. 500.
75c; $1.35 M. Write for prices on
large quantities. Postpaid. Mrs. L.
B. Owens, Buford, Rt. 1.

Frost proof cabbage plants. from
best imported seed, that make win-
ter heads, Chas. and E. J.. Wake-
field, 500, 65c: $1 M. R.S. Surgess,
Pembroke.

Fine, strong dewberry plants. 50c
ws ea Mrs. J. R. Hillis, Millhaven.

Lots of fully dev. Missionary straw-
berry plants, packed in wet moss.
prompt service, 35c C: $3 M. FOB
here. Send money order. Ref. Citi-
zens Bank here. W. F. Luckie, Ray

City.
Frost proof cabbage and collard

plants, now ready; 20c C: 300. 50c:

oe dd. E. W. Williams, Gaines-
vite.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants.
prepaid; 500, 50c; 90c .M.: onion
plants, 500, 60c; $1 M or T0c M.
Express collect. Exc. some for field
peas. L. P. Legge, Ashburn.,

Bermuda onion plants (will grow

fand live in winter months), $1 M.

del. No chks. Mrs. W. F. Brigman,
Baxley.

E. J., C. W. Copenhagen, Flat
Dutch cabbage plants, 500, 60c: 90c
M;. 5. -M., 75c M. Bermuda onion
plants, $1 M. C. M. Sims, Pem-
broke.

Cabbage plants, 75c M.: white Ber-
muda onions, $1 M. Collard plants,
75c M. W. W. Williams, Quitman.

Imp. Long Island Jersey frost-



proof cabbage plants, 20c C.: 75c,
500; $1.25 M, ; E. Cc. Lusti, Altamaha,

Ses

BULLETI

Plants For Sale

_ White Bermuda onion plants, $1 M.
Flat Dutch and Early Wakefield cab-
bage plants, 75c M. FOB. L. A. Powell,
Pavo, Rt. 4

Crystal Wax. white Bermuda onion
plants, from pure. Teneriffe seed.
$1.25 per M. FOB. Add postage. H
F., Stair, Valdosta.

Frost-proof cabbage plants. E. J.
and Chas. W., 300, 40c: 500, 60c:
80c M. postpaid: white Bermuda
onion plants, 300, 45c: 500, 65c; $1
M. postpaid. I. L. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Millions white and yellow Bermuda
onion plants: large; well rooted. 30c
per 200: 55c per 500: 90c per M. $4
delivered. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

White Bermuda onion plants:
laree, fresh, 30c per 200, 55c per 509.
90c per M. 5,000 for $4 del. Cabbage
heading collards. 50c per 500. 5c
per M. postpaid. Robt. McCook.
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4. :

Straw color Bermuda onion plants:
now ready, 50c per 300, 85c per 500.
$1 per M. postpaid. Cash with order.
G. L. NeSmith, Sycamore. Rt. 1 Box
141-A.

Large garlic bulbs, 75c per 100:
peppermint, 10c rooted bunch: all
FOB. Annie Grace Jones, Lula. Star
Rt. a
Kddzu roots, $5 per M. FOB. Win-
fred Waldrip, Flowery Branch. _

Klondike strawberry plants, $1 per
500, $1.75 per M. Lady Thompson.
25c per 100, $2 per M. Also nice
sundried apples. 10 lbs. for $1. Ethel
Crow, Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants, $2.50 per 100 P. P. Few hun.
St. Regis red raspberry, same price
or exc. W. G. Kelley, Forest Park.

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage

M., $3.75. Klondike strawberry plants
30c per 100 or 300 for 75c. Lee Crow.
Oakwood. Rt. 1. :

Lucretia and Austin dewberry
plants, 50c per 100 del.
Austin, McDonough, Rt. 5, Box 137.

Strawberry plants. $1 per 500. $2
per M. postpaid. Virdice. Jordan.
Flowery Beach, Rt. 1. :

Earliest variety improved Klondike
strawberry plants. 30c per 100. $1.25
per 500. $2 per M. delivered. Large
variety May cherry and blue damson
plum sprouts, 3 for 30c, 6 for 50c.
$1 per doz del. Mrs. J. S. Crowe.
Cumming, Rt. 4.

Jersey Wakefield cabbage plants.
strong healthy, shipped promptly. $1
per M. del., 5 M. up 75c M. collect.
Will exc. for 20 Ibs. fruit, apples or
peaches, 1,000 plants for 20_ibs
pecans, each. to pay postage. Ovie
Crowe. Gainesville. Rt. 2.

Earliest Imp. Klondike strawberry
plants, true to name. 30c per 100.
$2.25 per M. Everbearing strawberry
plants, 40c per 100. prompt shipment.
Major Crowe. Cumming. Rt. 4. ~

Early Jersey cabbage plants. 65c
per 500, $1.25 per M. postpaid.
prompt shipment. full count. Minor
J. Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 1.

Kudzu plants, $4.25 per M. Well
assorted, FOB. Malcolm Crittendon;
Hartwell, Rt. 1. \

Kudzu plants. 1 to 5 yrs. old. asst..
$4.25 per M. FOB. Roy Lewis. Hart-
well, Rt. 1. 5

Large, well-rooted, thrifty E. Jer-
sev and Charleston Wakefield cab-
bage plants now ready. 75c per 500.
$1.35 per M. Cash with order. C.C.
Burell, Buford, Rt. 2.

Early Jersey and Charleston frost-
proof cabbage plants ready. 35c per
300. 55c per 500, $1 per M. Bermuda
and prize taker onions. 65c per 500.
$1.15 per M. postpaid. R. C. Chan-
celor, Seville.

Frost-proof cabbage plants, early
Jersey, Charleston, Wakefield. Suc-
cession, Flat Dutch, 60c per 500. 90c

Prompt shipment and good plants.
E. Y. Stokes. Macon, Rt. 3. >

Frost-proof cabbage plants, early
Jersey, Charleston Wakefield. Suc-
cession and Flat Dutch, 60c per 500.
90c per M. del. Immediate shipment.
C. W. Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3.

Frost-proof cabbage plants. early
Jersey, Charleston Wakefield. Flat
Dutch, 60c per 500. 90c per M. del..
5 M. up 70c per M. FOB. E. H. Stokes.
Macon, Rt. 3.

Earliest var. imp. Klondike straw-
berry plants, 30c per C: $1.25, 500;
$2 M, del. Mrs. J. S. Crowe, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4.

25c C_ postpaid. Wm. Campbell,
Sugar Valley. 4
Rhubarb plants, 50c doz. Mrs. G.
B. McLane, Hartwell, Rt. 2. ;
Lady T. and Klondike strawberry
plants, $2.50 M; Kudzu, $4 M: rasp-
berry, Mastodon blackberry, 40 doz.;
quince, currants, 25c ea.; old Indian
peach, 20c ea. Mrs. E. SBence, Dun-
woody.



nn

tes Poe :
Sees

plants, 20c per 100: $1 per M. cel.. 5)

Miss Allene.

ver M. del., 5 M. up 70c per M. FOB. }

Early Flat Dutch cabbage plants,



: Thursday, December 31, 193 Le

Piants For Sale

White Bermuda onion plants
large, well rooted, 200, 30c; 500, 55c:
90c M; 5 M, $4.25, postpaid; cabbage
heading collard plants, 500, 50c: 75
M, postpaid. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald

Ga. sweet heading white stem col-
lard plants, 300, 55c; 500, 85c; $1.95
M, postpaid; exc. some for white
os sacks. Jim I. Frasier, Bufor

White Bermuda onion plants, 500.
55c; 90c M, postpaid; 5 M, $3.75, exp,
collect; cabbage heading collard, 500.
50c; 75c M, postpaid; 5 M, $2.50, exp,
col. Robt. McCook, Fitzgerald, Rt.:

Gen. frostproof Wakefield an
Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
ready, guar. count, $1.25 per M: 10
M or more, 75c M, FOB. J. B. Ni
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. ie

Early J. and Chas. W. frostpro
cabbage plants, del. prices, 25c (
500, 75c; $1.25 M; Bermuda onion
plants, same price. E. T. Clements,
Tennille. ae

McDonalds earliest blackberr
Premo and Lucretia dewherry, Him:
laya blackberry, large kudzu, $1 C;
200, $1.75; 300, $2.50; Celestrial and
Brown. Turkey figs, 7 large, $1 del,
J. W. Toole, Macon, Rt. 2. ae

Progressive everbearing strawberr
plants, 500, $1.35; $2.25 M, del.
Blackwell, Cleveland. ee

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants
ready for shipment, $1 per M: 65
500, del. W. H. Morris, Baxley, Rt.

E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, $1
Mi 500, 65c, del. J. P. Mullis, Baxley,

Black everbearing mulberry
sprouts, 2 to 5 ft., 10c ea.; ready to
bear June berry, 10c ea., postpaid.

. W. McCook, McIntyre, _

cabbage plants, postpaid, 500, 60c:
90c M. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald.

Everbearing strawberry plants, 2
C, or exc. for thick, white feed sa
100 for 3 sacks, 200, 5 sacks;
plants for lb. garden pea seed;
for gal. white nest onions. Mrs. -
Williams, Claxton, Rt. 2.

Chas. and J. W. cabbage plants,
C, $1.25 M, postpaid. Marcus
liams, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Frostproof E. J., Chas. W.,.Copen
hagen Market, All Seasons, Earl
Summer and Early Flat Dutch cab-
bage, $1 M; 5 M, $3.75; 10 M, $6.50;
20 M, $12, G. W. Coleman, Tifton.

Garden gooseberry, 2 for 15c. No
chks. Royal Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Imp. red raspberry, 3 for 25c; eve
bearing strawberry, 15c C; rhubarb
plants, 3 for 25c; sage plants, 3 for
25c. Add postage. Mrs. Savannah
Ralston, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Kudzu crowns, $1 100. Leon W.
Taylor, Gordon, Rt. 3.. aoe

Cabbage and collard plants, 55
500, $1 M; Klondike strawberry, $1
500; Lady T., $1.25 500; del. Bo
Gainesville. 1

Everbearing strawberry plants
$1.25 500, $2 M; rhubarb, 35c doz.;
tansy and balm plants, 10c bunch;
garlic, 10c each head; Martin and
long dipper gourd seed, 15c do
broad leaf tobacco seed, 10c thls. M
Rona McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4.

Plants Wanted

Exe. strawberry plants, G
Crowder peas, Cream Crowders, and
dried peaches for cabbage and onion
plants, mustard seed. or collard seed
(the kind that heads). Mrs. Virgil
Hogan, Monroe, Rt. 4.

0c





FOB; cash with order. s
Hartlive, Sulphur Springs, Rt. 1.
Pure peanut crowders and Silve
Hull crowders, sound and clean, 372(
lb. W. A.-Singleton, Fairburn, Rt. 1
Twelve lbs. frostproof Eng. peas,
| add postage; will exc. fo
dried apples; lb. veas for 2 Ibs. <p:
ples. Mrs. H. S. Driskell, Sycamore
RED -2: . ard
_ Sugar crowders for sale or exc. fo
fruit trees or butter beans. Miss A.
R. Rosser, Cordele, Rt. D. :
Extra nice, hand-shelled cre
sugar crowders, for table or seed,
bu., FOB. Mrs. J. M. Hall, Calhoun
Rt. 5. 3
Whipps, 5c lb., also white multi
plying onions, nice and clean, 0
cond., 35c gal., postpaid. Jim Ben
nette, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. .
Cream and Speckled crowde
good and sound, $1 peck, del.; $3 bu
FOB; field peas, $1.25 bu., FOB. Ovi
Crowe, Gainesville, Rt. 2. ee





























































a Predutis For Sale

ican Wonder table Crowder
1 gal. del.; also American
okra seed. Sold on a guar-
pe oz. del. EK. T, Clements,

s. lady peas, 50c; add _ post-
ttie Tilley, Ellijay, Rt. 3,

clean, . in 5-lb. lots or
- postpaid; also early Alaska
ea seed, same price. Mrs. C. R.
Buford, Rt. 3.

, sound 90 or 100-day velvet
_ in 2%2-bu. bags, $1.50 per bu.
der is sent at once. N. T. Beasley,

jaundred bu. seed velvet beans,
1.3; guar. 98 per cent to germina-
W. J. Morgan, Stillmore.

ree bu. velvet beans for seed.

WN. Williams, Kite, RFD.
d, 90-day speckled velvet
$2 bu. Sample on request. oO.
gan, Chester.
ity-five ibs. white black-eyed
w crop, 5c lb., FOB. W. U. J.
hon, Whigham.
ul. select Cream Crowder peas,
, $2.74 bu., FOB. L. T. Alli-
Gainesville, Rt. 6. :
peas, semi-bunch, slightly
-bu.; also bunch velvet
they "dont pull your corn
$1.50 bu. T. G. Veal, Helena,

e

en lbs. old . style speckled
A Sereersbean seed, 15c Ib. FOB,
Oc Ip. del. Mrs. J. O. Stewart.
di, Rt. 1, Box 71.

bu. yellow Mammoth Soy

oa

postage; 100 bu. 90-day running
x bean seed, $1.25 bu. FCB.
fam, Cobbtown.
ve hundred bu. new crop running
90-day velvet beans, $1.25 bu.:
Jots in the hull, $20 ton: field
, 100 bu. lots. new crop; Brabs,
; bu; Irons, $1.10; Clays, Whipps,
h $1: mixed peas, 90c bu. B. T.
arshall, Ft. Valley. .
teen lbs. early Alaska Eng. peas.
Yb.: also 3 lbs long pod okra seed.
EAb. et or exc. for anything
a AF . E. Rhodes, Baldwin.
bu. Whippoorwill peas.
ent a oa weevil-free, $1.50 bu.: 50
ugar Crowders, $2 bu. Sample
uest. C. M. Sims, Pembroke.
e bu. Purple Hull peas, $1.50 bu.
or dried apples at 10c lb. Mrs.
Rogers, Wray.
Yinety and 100- day velvet beans.
50 bu. FOB, or $2 bu. del: 10 ibs.
etts Wonder Eng. peas. 25c Ib.
r exc..for anything can use.
ay postage. J. G. Broome, Tif-

ris yrs hand shelled white lady
, 20 at.; also pop corn, yellow,
Shee Keedie Kirk. Rock-

teen bu. er me fine cond..
u. FOB. D. L. Patrick, Griffin.

nty bu. black-eyed peas, 4c Ib..
10 bu. of Crowder peas, 3%c
Colored or Clay peas. about 15
$1.50 bu. Cash with order. W.
onds, Toccoa, Rt. 3.
-recleaned 90-day velvets.
u. Recleaned Brabham peas,
tock, $1.25 bu. Red Hull
, $1 bu. C. H. Cooke. San-

bu. Clay peas, 75c bu., Gray,
. H. Wright, Gray.

sty-day velvet beans, 100 per
ound. Saved before any rain,
bu; Oceolas, $1.50 bu. All 1931

Cash with order. E. C. Pope.
a,
S. peas, 25c lb, 5 Ibs. $1: also

tard seed, 15c cupful; Hastings
- Cane seeds, 10c lb., or $1.50
d Jerusalem artichokes, $1 bu.
. Goodwin, Wadley.
hite willow butter-beans. butter-
- Bunch Eng. peas, winter va.
25c lb: and collard and mus-
d, 12 pkg. Exc. winter Eng.
1s for May Eng. pea Mrs. R.
Killer, Acworth, Rt.
hams, $1.10 bu.: Tins slightly
th Brabs, 90c pu. No 1 stock.

. FOB. Money order with.
.S. Biggers, Buchanan. Rt. 1.
Valentine, Ky. Wonders and
k, tender bunch beans, name un-
wae all 15c cupful. Add postage.
J. H. Fox, Dial.

n bu. white, brown- -eye peas. 10
Blue Whippoorwills, clean and

ower, Sulphur Springs.
den peas, 30c Ib. del., or exc.
striped half runner bean
-G. Harrell, Empire, Rt. 2

r cent germination, $3 bu. Mrs. }



J. B. Cullars, Claxton, Rt. 3.



Georgia Products: For Sale

Fifteen bu. running velvet beans
for sale. Will exc. for thoroughbred
Buff Orpington pullets. or young
hens. C. J. Yates, Kathleen.

O-toc-tan soy beans, recleaned, 214
bu. sacks, certified, gerimination by
State College 97% per cent, gathered
without rain, bu., FOB Marshall-

ville; no exc. J. M. Walker, Marsh-
allville.

This years Cal. black-eyed peas to
exc. for paper-shell pecans, pound for
pound. Mrs. W. L. Murphy, Felton.-

Calif. black-eyed peas, $2 bu. FOB;
Stringless bean seed, 10c cupful:
green pod okra, 10c cupful. Add post-
age. Cash with order. Hamp Brewer,
Lylerly, Rt. 3.

Eng.. pea seed, 10c cupful: rooted
sage, 5c bunch or 50c doz.: sweet
pumpkin seed, 10c cupful. Add post-
age. Mary Gentle, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Lady peas for sale, 5c- lb. FOB. E.
V. Laudermilk, Mt. Airy. 2

One bu. white black-eyed peas,
$1.50 bu.; %-bu. Clay Crowders.
$1.50 bu.; 1 pk. large grey sugar
Crowders, 6c lb. All FOB; no exc.
Mrs. P. Jones, Lula, Star Rt.

Cai. black-eye white peas, sound
and clean, 5c lb., or exc. for pure
bred hatching eggs for spring de-
mes: Mrs. Edith Free, Clarkesville,

Sugar Crowder peas, 10c lb. del.
Mrs. W. C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1.

One-half bu. white, black-eyed
Calif. peas, good for planting or eat-
ing; will exc. for anything can use.
Mrs. C. J. Robinson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Second early garden peas, 15c cup
or exc. for bunch beans, cornfield
beans, or anything useful. Mrs. C. W.
Kowen, White, Rt. 1.

; Whip. Crowder peas, 5c Ib., also
fine white multiplying onions, 35c

G.jgal. All orders postpaid. Jim Ben-

nette, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

One hundred and fifty bu. A-grade
peas, different varieties, also mixed,
90c bu. FOB Cleveland: also 25 bu.
cane seed, 50c bu. FOB. Joe B.
Alexander, Cleveland, Rt. 1.

Yellow Sugar Crowders, sound, re-
cleaned, in new 2% bu. bags,
small quantities, 6c: brown-eyed
whites, 6c. C. L. Bennett, Madison.

White Sugar Crowder peas, 5 lbs.
for 50 del.; 10 lbs. and up, 8c del.:;
Pridget salad peas, 25c Ib. del.:
Biloxi peat. $2.50 bu. del.; supply
limited. P. O. money order. only. H.
B. Peeler, Devereaux,

Seventy-five lbs. white bunch but-
ter beans for planting, 10c lb: FOB
Nit ge ace C. W. Chatham, Whites-

urg.

Ten lbs. Mung bean seed to exc.
for 1 Feb., March or April hatch,
1931, Donaldson dark red rooster; no
cull; I to pay postage on peas and
you on rooster. Mrs. Vessie Morris,
Whitesburg, Rt. 1.

Early Alaska Eng. peas, 8 Ibs. for
$1 prepaid; no chks, Cc. J. Keyes,
Bishop,

Mixed New Era peas, $1.50 bu. del.,
exc. 2 bu. for O-too-tan beans. H. W.
Thurmond, Greshamville.

Three bu. small black-eyed and
Whippoorwill peas, mixed, sound and
clean, $1.75 bu., FOB. Josie Kennedy,
Summerville, Ga.

Two gal. mixed peas, black Crowd-
ers and Clays, 25c gal., or exc. for
white feed sacks, 1 lb. peas for ea.
sack. Mazie Hardin, Temple, Rt. 2.

Twenty-five bu. Brabham; 25 bu.
Whipps.; 75 bu. Biloxi beans and 25
bu. velvets for sale at reasonable
prices. No exc. .Geo. T. Trawick,
Linton. .

Cornfield bean seed, . mixture,
no tufts, 35c lb., FOB. C.:H. Oliver,
Carnesville.

Speckled and Sugar Crowders, 5c
Ib.; salad peas, 2 cups, 25c; white,
tender cornfield beans, 25c cup. No
chks. Mrs. Henry Eller, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

BUTTER FOR SALE

Table butter, cows t. b. tested; can
furnish 4 lbs. a week, 25c lb. del. Mrs.
W. C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1.

Three Ibs. nice Jersey butter ea.
week, 30c lb. postphid. Cow t. b. test-
3 Mrs. S. H. Head, Cleveland,
Ried:

Nice country butter, 4 or 5 lbs. per



week, 30c del. in 2 or more Ib. lots.

Mrs. M. B. Davis, Fairburn, Rt. 1.

Three or 4 lbs. nice, fresh Jersey
butter per week, 35c Ib. del. Mrs. H.
N. Day, Chula, Rt. 1.

Butter, 4 or 5 Ibs. ea. week, 30c Ib.
Mrs. W. C. Wiley, Lula, Rt. 1.

Nice, fresh Jersey putter, 30c lb.;

.|2 Ibs. per week; cow t. b. tested. Mrs.

Rosie Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 4.
Few Ibs. best grade, fresh butter
ea. week, 30c Ib. del.; sat. guar. Mrs.



4c;



[ARKET BULLETIN

Georgia Products For Sale

Two or 3 lbs. nice butter per week, |
from t. b. tested cow, 30c lb. or will
exc. some for cabbage and white
Bermuda onion plants, also eating
oe Mrs. W. R. Davis, Calhoun,

Can furnish from now until next
May, 2 lbs. nice, fresh butter ea.
week at 35c lb., postpaid: sat. guar.
Mrs. E. E. Hopkins, Luthersville.

Two to 4 Ibs. Jersey butter ea.
week. Sample on request. Pay
menthly; 30c lb. del. Mrs. R. Q.

Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Country cured, hickory smoked
sausage, extra good, 200. Apz ey
Couch, Turin.

Home-made all pork sausage,
linked and smoked, 18c lb., del. No
chks. Mrs. Alma DeVane, Cecil.

Home-made pork sausage, smoked
and linked, 4 Ibs: $1; large soft shell
pecans, 5 lbs. $1; home-made fresh
oo , butter, 3 Ibs. $1.. All post-
paid. . W. Lang, Omega.

ee all pork sausage, 15c, FOB.
Ship day after receive order. Mrs.
C. R. Savage, Cecil.

Country cured hams, 20c lb.; sides
and shoulders, 12c lb.: also nice white
Lleaf lard, 50-lb. cans, "10c lb. Robt. 8.
Anderson, Hawkinsville.

Nice, hickory smoked country
sausage, 25c Ib.: 5 Ibs., $1. Mrs. B.
W. Walker, Morven.

Pure pork sausage, . country
smoked with green oak, 17%4c lhb.,
FOB. Any quantity. Guar. sat. Perry
Tucker, Hartsfield.

Exc. value of $5 in White Flemish
Giant rabbits in good shape for
country smoked hams; ea. pay ship-
ping chgs. J. A. Kauffman, Savan-
nah, P.O. Box:221.

_ FRUIT FOR SALE





orchards and cold storage shipped
entire season. On request, will give
full particulars of varieties, sizes
and prices. A bu. or a truck load.
Louis B. Magid, Tallulah Lodge.

A-1 dried apples, free of peeling,
core and worms, 12c lb. Mrs. F.
Lloyd, Hiawassee.

Dried fruit, $11 per 100 Ibs.; also
old fashioned peach trees, 6 for 35c;
no chks. Geo. Blackwell, Cleveland.

Nice sun-dried apples, 10c Ib. del.
Henry F. Weaver, Marion.

Nice, sun-dried apples, 10c Ib. del.
or exc. for cotton; 15 Ibs. fruit for 25
Ibs. cotton; ea. pay postage. Mrs. T.
C. Mooney, Quill.

Nice, sun-dried apples or peanuts,
1931 crop, free from worms, 8c Ib. or
exc. for any pure bred chickens. T.
J. Barrett, Alto, Rt. 1.

1931 crop sun-dried Elberta and
Hiley Belle peaches, free from worms,
10c lb. No chks. Mrs. H.C. Reid,
Hogansville.

Fifteen Ibs. dried peaches, free
from worms, 6c lb. Add 10c postage.
Cash with order. No chks. Mrs. Ber-
tha Crowe, Dallas, Rt. 3.

bu. box, FOB Cornelia; 5 bu. lots and
up, shipped in: bulk or bbls., 75c bu.
No exc. C. M. Miller, Cornelia. -

Large cultivated crabapples, $1 per
bu; 50c pk.; 10c doz. Add postage.
R. Q. Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Yate, Shockley and Terry apples,
35c bu. by truck load, 1 mile east of
depot at Demorest. A. J. Collins,
Demorest.

Nice, sun-dried apples, 6c ib.; also
old-time onion buttons, 40c gal. Add
postage. Money orders. Mrs. Matilda
Nix, Cleveland, Rt. 4, Box 22.

Nice, sun-dried peaches and acid
apples, 10c Ib. Add postage on less
than $1 orders. Also Sugar Crowder
peas, 7c lb. Mrs. W. ue Wiley, Lula,
Ret.

Nice, sun-dried fouenes, free of
worms, 10c lb., 6 lbs., 50c. Exc. for
white feed sacks. Mrs. Tiney Phil-
lips, Flowery Branch, Rt. 2.

Twenty-five lbs. nice sugar loaf
dried peaches, 10c lb. or exc. for un-
used geese feathers. Mrs. S. P. Jones,
Lula, Star Rt.

Nice sundried apples and peaches,
9c lb. Will exc. for white cap feed
sacks unwashed free of holes. Mrs.
J. W. Nix, Cleveland, Rt. 4, Box 43.

Yates, Terrys, Winter and Shock-
ley apples, 35c bu. by the truck load,
one mile east of depot. A. J. Collins,
-| Demorest.

Nice peeled dried apples for sale
or exc. for plants in spring, 10c lb.
delivered. Mrs. Edith Free, Clarks-
ville, Rt. 3.

Old fashion dried peaches and acid
apples, 10c Ib. Add postage on or-



Wiley, Lula, Rt.

ders less than - ibs:. \Mirs; We &:;



Mtn. grown apples from our own.

Three hundred bu. Yate apples, $1 |





Pace

Conk Products For Sale

Nice sundried apples, 8c Ib. Add
postage. Will exc. a pound of fruit
for two 100-Ib. size white feed sacks \
free of holes. Carrie Miller, Cleve- _ }
land, Rt. 4.

Five Ibs. nice sundried peaches,
free of worms, 10c lb. or exc. for good ~
flue cured smoking tobacco. Add



postage. Mrs. C. J. Robinson, Rt. 2,
Waco.
HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES

FOR SALE
Honey bees: 20 hives of honey bees
in 8-frame, pat. hives, fitted with
supers and frames, $2.50 per hive;
will exc. for corn and velvet beans
at 50c, del. E. R. Warnock, States- |

boro, Rt. EH, Box 107.

High class honey, ext. or comb, 5
Ibs.; 80c; 10 Ibs., $1.50 del.; larger
quantities, 10c Ib., FOB. D. F.
Thomas, Odum.

Chunk and ext. honey in 5 and 10-
Ib. pails, 20c lb. del., in 25 and 50-Ib.
lard cans, 15 lb, FOB; exc. some
for apples and peach trees, or 2 good
pigs or shoats at market price. C. be a
Oliver, Barnesville, Rt. 2.

Fresh, bright honey, ext.
chunk, 5 lb. pail, 80c; 10 lbs.,
del.; larger orders, 10c lb. FOB.
Thomas, Odum. :

One lb. sections Mountain honey,
40 Ibs and over, 16-lb. smaller quan=
tities, 26c. Exp. collect. R. C. Mea-
dows, Dahlonega.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

Fifty to 60 lbs. Stuart pecans, 12 ee
lb. J. H. Archer, Sparta.

Hand-picked, select shelled Schley
pecans, 50c lb. Any quantity at. once
del. W. J. Josey, Americus.

One hundred and twenty-five lbs.
well filled seedling pecans, 6c lb.; 200
Ibs. med. grade Stuarts, 10c Ib. All
del. E. Rountree, Metter. a
- Imp. running peanuts, 3e Te: De H.
Pelham, Edison, Rt. 2.

Jumbo peanuts, 100 lbs, lots, 8c) Ib.: aos
500 lbs. up, 216c lb. Cash with order.
P, R. McElveen, Stilson.

About 50: lbs. seedling pecans, 10c
Ib. Exc. 10 Ibs. for 10 Ibs. good, flue=
cured chewing tobacco. Each pay
postage. Aubrey Causey, Temple, Rt.
2, Box 53; a
Good-grade,Ga. raised Runner pea-
nuts, gathered and picked without
rain, $3 per 160 lbs., FOB. Cash with
order. Mrs. Lillie Mae James, Naa
ville, Rt. 3. sh

Med. size pecans, 15c ibs er exe.
for white nest onions at 50c gal. M.
Sudderth, Dublin. ae

Imp. White Spanish peanuts, 4c Ib.
Not less than 25 lbs. shipped. Cash _
with order. J. B. Woods, Brooks.

No. 1 White Spanish peanuts, 2c |
Ib. in 100 lb lots or more. Each 100
lbs. add 5c for bag, FOB. Money order ;
only. Tobe Milner, Shellman. ie

Nice lot of paper-shell pecans,
Schley, Stuarts and Money Makers;
sell any amt. from 10 lbs. up, 15c ib.
up to 25 lbs.; 50 lbs. and up, 1246 ~
FOB. Mrs. Z. D. Cravey, McRae. oe

Stuart pecans, paper-shell, well
filled out, this yrs. crop, 15c lb. any
amt. FOB; also blacki walnuts, good
and dry, 75c bu.; also Yate apples, :
65c bu. and Seedlings, at 10c Ib. Mrs. ee
G. J. Holcomb, Bremen; Box 102. ee

Ga. Runner peanuts, any amt.,
214c lb.; sample for 4 2c stamps.
Johnnie Lott, Broxton, Rt. 2. _

About 75 Ibs. Seedling pecans, 6c
Ib. here. Lee Patrick, Quitman. ee

Five Ibs. fancy Stuart pecans, Sle
postpaid. Mrs. Maude dese e
Arlington.

Old style bunch hog ground peas,
considered better than the runner by
many, $2.50 per hundred, FOB; cash
with order. R. M. Brunson, . Newton,
RFD 2, Box 69.

White Spanish peanuts, new crop |
and sound, 244c-lb. FOB in 200-Ib.
lots or more; cash with order. Mrs.
J. L. Ellison, Sardis. a

Spanish peanuts, 3c Ib., or exc. forr
N. C. Running peanuts, Brab. or Iron
peas. Joe M. Brown, McRae. ah

N. C. Flat Runner peanuts, 65 bu, =
or 7c lb.; hand-shelled, 22 yrs. im=
provement; round ton per acre, FOB.
W. U. J. Draughon, Whigham. .
One M. lbs. Spanish peanut seed,
4c lb. FOB farm. G. B. Ham, Cobh- |
town.
Two hundred and fifty Ibs. Mcbile
pecans. Make best offer. N. we
Martin, Shady Dale.

Nice seedling pecans for sale or
exc. for dried apples, peeled and
cored or anything can use on farm
or in farm home. L. M. Kennedy,
Collins. Ea

White Spanish peanuts, guar. No.

1, $1.59 per 2 bu. bags: also seed-
Malvin .

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ling pecans, $5 per 100 Ibs.
Collins, Whigham.

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eI enantts. $6 per 100 lbs. W. W.
Williams, Quitman.
Med. size-pecans, 15c lb. Prepaid
Ibs or more. Take corn del. in
exe. C. W. Page, Norcross.
Large selected Spanish peanuts.
extra quality, 4c lb. No less than
- 25 lbs. shipped. Billie Woods. Brooks.
_ N.C. runner peanuts, saved. with-
out rain on them, 60c bu. of 25 Ibs.
Have about 100 bu. for sale. oe
with order. E. C. Pope, Ocilla. Rt. 3
No. 1 N. C. runner peanuts, 3440.
Yb. del. in 100-lb. lots, or 4c 1b: FOB
for small lots. If sample wanted send
postage. J. G. Broome, Tifton: R
Five hundred lbs. extra largeStuart
- pecans, 50 lbs. fine Schleys. Make
price on lot. Mrs. F. Broadfield.
~ Dennis

= Paper- -shell pecans, Stuarts, 150
Ib.; Mobiles, 10c Ib.; few... Schleys
same price, about 2500 Ibs. lots del.
in 5 lb. and up to Ist, 2nd and 3rd.
zone. Will exc. same for apple and
peach trees and ee Cai. Oliver,
Barnesville, Rt. 2
Large red Valencia peanuts, free
from. pops and trash, 10c FOB, 124%2
del. H WwW. Thurmond, Greshamville,.
rattle red Spanish peanuts, 3c tb:
HH. L. Littlefield, Jefferson, Rt. 2. =
No. 1 N. C., Ga. raised, .Ruriner
peanuts, 3c lb. FOB. In lots of 100
Tbs. or more, 3%c del.; also white
Spanish peanuts same price. Paper-
shell pa lots. of 10 lbs. or more,
~ 12c Ib. del. M. O. or chk. with order.
kee Parish, Pifton,- Rt. 6
- Forty bu. chufas, well cleaned,
sound, $4 bu. FOB Milledgeville. Dr.
J. H. Shurley, Milledgeville.
Few more bu. of big red Spanish
peanuts to go at 5c Ib., or will exc.
for seed oats. Mrs. A. G. Harrell,
Empire, Rt. 2.
_ Fifty Ibs. medium size pecans, 12c
Ib. or exc. 12 Ibs. fo r10 Ibs. good
air-cured chewing tobacco. Must be
- good. Each to pay postage on what.

they send. Aubrey Causey, Temple,
Piet. 2, 50x 53;

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT TREES
: FOR SALE
Sugar pear (fine for nee or
just to eat raw) es =3. ft; 25
~ each, or 5 for $1. W. . Thompson,
Lawrenceville, Rte \,
Hazlenut sprouts, 50c doz.; Dam-
son plums, 20c each. Exc. for white
eed sacks. Add postage. Mrs. A. J.
Stansel, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
~ White scuppernong vines, -brown
Calif, figs, well rooted, 10c each, $1
doz. Exc. for anything useful. Hazle-
nut bushes, 6 for 25c; 40c doz. W. A.
Moon, Waco, Risso3
: Brown Calif. fig bushes, 10c each,
$1 doz. Exc. for large white Spanish
peanuts at $1 bu. Each pay chgs.
-Hazlenut bushes, 4c each; 40c doz.
Exc. for home- cured tobacco. Loyal
Entrekin, Waco, Rt. 2:
Gov. insp., all leading var. apple
and peach trees, 2-3 yrs., 3-5 ft., 15c,
20c each; yr. old trees, 10c each, $8
C; 2 yr. grape, 10c each, $8 C; cherry,
5c each, del. Lee Head, Cleveland.
Huckleberry bushes, 25c C; straw-
perry plants, 25c C; gooseberry, 75c
a oe Alberson, Dahlonega,
State insp., true to name, lead.
var. peach and apple trees, 5 to 15c;
grape vines, Niagara and Concord,
10 ea.; pear and cherry -trees, 30c.
W. H. Alexander, Cleveland.
__ Japanese or Jelly quince sprouts,
24 to 36 in., 10c ea.; 3 for 25c, or 60c
GOz., postpaid in Gai. L. W. Mason.

Winston.

A CORRECTION
_ Gov. insp. Stuart pecan trees, $3
to $8 per doz., instead of per M, as
advertised in Bulletin of Dec. 17.
Jonn B. Carlton, Hartweil.
Huckleberries, 60c C; hazlenut,
60c doz.; Mtn. gooseberries, 15c a.;
red plum; all well rooted and pack-
ed. Exc. for white sacks: no chks.
Dollie Blackwell, Cleveland, Rt. 4.
Large var. May cherry, also: Blue
Damson plum sprouts, 3 for 30c: 6
onde: $l. per: doz: del. Mrs. dss.
rowe, Cummins, Rt. 4.
~ Large, red, May cherry trees, 2
yrs. ald, 3, 35; 6, 60c; $1.10 doz. Mrs.
J. M. Hall, Calhoun, Rt. 65.
-Two-yr.-old Concord grape vines.
ell rooted, 25c ea., $2 doz. Paul
_ Clark, Baxley.
: Two-yr.-old black walnut trees,
- from large seed, well rooted, $2.50
doz. del., or exc. for chewing to-
bacco, or a good Duroc pig. B F.
Fagan, Martin.
Two thousand five hundred paper-
shell Stuart pecan trees, 3 to 9 ft.,
50c to %1 ea.; will exc. W. J. Morgan,
eeutcore.







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Dorminy, Enigma.

Gost "Produ For Sale

All leading var. Gov. insp. apple }
and peach trees, 2-3 yr. old apple;
15c each; yr. old peach, i10c each;:
Concord and Niagara. grape, 10c; pear.
and cherry, 35C;. Cuthbert raspbert 4

10c, Exc. for chickens or anything

can use. L, C. Head, Cleveland, Rt.

May cherry sprouts, raspberty,. 40:
each; strawberry, 30c C; grape vines=
10c each. Add postage. Mrs. J, B.
Jones, Dahlonega, Rt. 1. oe

-Gov. insp. pecan trees, Money-+:
Maker. Success, Pabst and Frotscher::
3.to-10 ft., 25 to 35 each, FOB. J. T
Ponder, Whigham.

Peach trees, Seedlings, white oe
perh

J. eHendrix, Dover.

Somevery fine Stuart pecan trees,
cheap or trade for farm produce.
Ben R. Tanner, Sandersville.

Clingstone peach trees, large size
fruit, . pening in August; 3-3% ft.

high; Por Jia: 12, $1.75; 2-246 ft.,

io: ee ae Z"'dow., $1.50. Postpaid.
Mrs. L. W.-Seao, Pinehurst.

-Correttiony State insp. Stuart
pecan trees, $3 to $8 per doz., instead
of per M. as adv. in Bulletin of De-
cember 17th, 1931. John B. Carlton,
Hartwell.

, For sale or exc. for farm products,
or seed, 3 yr. old budded pecan trees.
What. have you? Claude Eubank,
Smyrna, RFD 2,

POTATOES FOR SALE

Pure bred Porto Rico sweet po-
tatoes, inspected, 75c bu. FOB. W. H.
Mathis, Nashville.

Two hundred bu. State insp. Porto
Rico seed potatoes. W. G. Raines,
Statesboro.

SYRUP FOR SALE

Pure ribbon cane syrup in half gal.
cans, for sale or exc. for running
peanuts; I pay frt..on one. F. S.





Best. grade heavy sugar. cane
syrup, 60-gal. bbl., $20; 35-gal. bbl.,

$12.25; 6 No. 10 cans, $3; 12 No. 5s,}
sample and price.

$3.30; 10c case less on Be -case lots.
Lee Patrick, Quitman.

Pure Ga. cane syrup, A-1 grade, in
new bblis., 35c gal.: 6 i-gal. cans,
$3.25; 12 half-gal. cans to case, $3.50
FOB. G. C. Connell, Whigham.

Forty gal. sugar cane syrup, thick,
25 gal. FOB farm, and party fur-
nish bbl. G. B. Ham, Cobbtown.

1931 syrup, quality extra good.
from P. O. J. Red Sugar Cane. re-
cently put out by U. S. Dept. of
Agri. Flavor same as old fashioned
Red and Ribbon Cane, 50c per can
at my farm, or shipped, Cs. of 6. 10-
Ib. cans, $3.25, FOB. Cash. W. D.
Wells, Adel.

A-1 grade pure Ga. cane syrup, |
6-10-lb. cans to cs, $3.25: 12 half gal.
to cs, $3.50: 35 gal. bbls., $12.25 per
bbl. Malvin Collins, Whigham.

Best. grade pure sugar cane. syrup
in bbl. or cans. Write for prices. W.
W. Williams, Quitman.

Sorghum syrup for sale or exc.; 1]

gal. for 1 bu. corn, at my home. Any
amt. J. J. Milan, McDonough, Rt. 3.

- Ga. sugar. cane syrup, prepared for
table use, in 10-lb. cans, 6 to cs., $3.
Send chk. L. B. Scoggins, Omega.

Pure Ga. can syrup, A-1 grade, 35
gal. bbl., 35 gal.; $3.25 per cs of 6-10
gal. cans; $3.50 for 12 half gal. cans.
Special price to truck buyers. G, C.
Connell, Whigham.

A-1 pure Ga. can syrup in new 35-
gal. bbls., 40c gal. in cs.-of 6-1 gal.
cans, $3. 35: 12 half gal., $3.50 FOB:
Jk: Ponder, Whigham.

Sixteen 10 Ib. buckets new, bright
sorghum, 65c per bucket, FOB. Exc.
the lot for 16 Leghorn pullets, ready
to lay; also have pure honey drip
sorghum cane.seed, sound and clean,
40c pk., $2 bu. H. M. Pope, Talla-
poosa, Star Rt.

Good Ga. grown cane syrup in half
gal. tins, from 6 to 12 in case, 50c
gal. FOB. No: chks. Money order

only. W. M. Runyan, Cedartown,-

Rt. 2.

Pure Ga. sugar cane syrup, 60-gal. ,

bbls., $20; 35-gal. bbls., $12.25: 6 No.
10 cans, $3;, 12 No. 5s, $3.30; 10c cs.
less on 5 or more cases. Guar. all
A-1 grade, new crop. Lee Patrick,
Quitman.

Fifty-gal. bbl. new syrup for sale or
exc. for N. C. and Spanish peanuts,
eee ot of pops and hand picked. Gal.

or bu.



VEGETABLES FOR SALE
Three acres of collards, will sell in
part or as whole, ready in January
and February. J. M. Poulk, Cairo.
Red hot pepper, 30c lb. prepaid, or





50c gal,

C..W. Page, Norcross,









' | Edenfield, Stillmore, Rt. i Box 31.

120 Ibs. large, fancy Stuart or Schley |

. B. Ware, Soperton.



"Geok ia a Products Wanted
, 38EANS AND PEAS WANTED
Want 1-3 bu. yellow or brown

sugar crowders. areiig like to have

: er tos pee Odes I. P, Hart. Pavo.

EE Vae ees Brab. peas. Will exc.
pure bright Fulghum seed oats for
same, 2 bus. oats ie 1 Of peas. J. A.
Mathis Tifton, Rt.
. Want.100 bu. Brab. peas;
price. P. R. McElveen, Stilson.
Want velvets, No. 1 Brabhams.
-Q-too- tans and Mung beans. Send
esam ples and price, serine how many.
fea, var. you have. R. N. Etheridge,

Jac

ane: Brab peas and will give in
exc. Triumph or Wannamaker Cleve-
l\land cotton seed, grown especially
for planting. R. Steinheimer. Wool-
sey, Rt. 1.

Exc, 1-Ib, Jumbo pumpkin seed for}
1. lb. garden peas. B. M, Dowdy.
Baxley, Rt. 4.

Exe. bright, well cleaned seed oats,
2 bu. oats for 1 bu. sound Brabham
peas, in any quantity. State what you
have. G. W. Coleman, Tifton.

Exc. 2-bu. honey drip sorghum
seed for 1 bu. Early Speckled or
Osceola velvet beans; ea. pay, trans.
chgs. S. F. Bohanan, Conyers, Rt. 2.

- FRUIT WANTED
_Exe. white bunch butter beans for
dried fruit: lb. beans for 2 of fruit or
15c Ib.; also Alaska peas, $1.25 bu..
Mrs. E. M. Travis, Fayetteville.
Want 1 or 2 bu. nice, mellow eat-
ing apples. Exc. paper-shell pecans
or other value. Each pay postage.
Mrs. J. A. Howell, Meigs, Rt. 1.
Want some nice, foy. apples for
eating purposes. Kinards choice bre:
ferred. Will exc. and del. 20 lbs.,
cans nice comb chunk honey for :
bu. basket apples del. P. P. L. H.



quote





PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED
Exc. 15 Ibs. nice dried peaches, for
pecans, ea. pay chgs. Write. A. T.
Patterson, Waco, Rt. 2.

Want some large var. pecans. Send
W. R. Brazil,
Bowdon. Rt, 1.

Exc. 20 lbs. Stone Mountain water-
melon seed for 40 Ibs. large paper-
shell pecans; ea. to pay postage. P.
A. Wayne, Flowery Branch.

Want paper-shell pecans; send
samples and quote ovrices. Mike
Theologis, Atlanta, Terminal Sta-

tion.

Want 100 Ibs. Flat Runner seed
peanuts: will exc. Duroc J. hogs
from 40 lbs. to 325 Ibs. at 15c Ib. and
allow 2c lb. for peanuts. L. H. Eden-
field, Stillmore Rt. ee Box 31.

|pay highest cash market price; sub-

-|}vin Holton, Lyons, Rt. 2.




























Georgia Products Wanted

Exc. nice sage plants at 5 ea, :
peanuts at 5c Ibs, or seedling fe
at 8c Ib., or large Paper-shell seeds
lings at 10c Ib. Mrs. Annie Volirath,
Winston.

Want sev. Ibs. beeswax; stat
price and amt. you will sell. Govern
or Sheats, Athens, 852 Reese St.

Want seedling pecans; buy. the
year round; quantity unlimited; can.

mit sample, advising approximate
amt. Send stamped enevlope. Bob
McCormack, Albany, P. O. Box 448.
Want seedling and paper-shell pe-
eans in any quantity; will pay high
est cash prices. Send samples and
write number of Ibs. of ea. variety
offered. Geo. M. Prince, Columbu

Want all var., any amt, peca:
Neon W. Buchanan. Americus,
Want to exc. dried peaches f
peanuts or pecans.
Simms, Commerce.

PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT 2
TREES, ETC., WANTED CS
Want rooted cuttings of large,
black scuppernong vines, also re
raspberry plants; quote lowest price.
E. V. Mathews, Lovett.
Exc. $40 value for Stuart pecan
trees, 8 to 12 ft. high, or for pigs, 8-12
wks. old. P. A. Wayne, Flowery
Branch.
Want 100 or 200 Stuart or Schley
gov. insp. pecan trees, 8 or 10 ft. will
give my note due next August. If ins
terested, let me hear from you. John- 3
nie Lott, Broxton, RFD 2.
Want at reasonable prices del, my
home, a few Gov. insp. budded paper
shell pecan trees of the Frotscher,
Stuart and Success var., 5: tot 8
high. Pay cash if price is right Al-

ne
Mrs, _









SYRUP WANTED
Exc. 2 bu. pure, clean,
thrashed, Ala. Clay peas for 6 gal.
good, new, thick sorghum syrup.
Peas at $1. 50 bu. Ea. party pay exp.
ae O.R. Jarmon, Powder sel

DERRIS POWDER DESTROYS
FLEAS

Derris powder, an insecticide cons
sisting of the finely ground roots of :
the tropical plant known as derris, is
effective in killing fleas on cats and
dogs, says the United States Depart-
ment of Agriculture. Scattering a
teaspoonful of the powder along the
back of the animal is the method



suggested. The department also sug= _
gests fresh pyrethrum powder for the
same purpose. Neither is Sena
to humans or animals.





a

in these depressed times.

50,000 Georgia homes.

- December 29, 1931.

THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
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cents, putting it within the reach of every farm home, even

Another reason I accept the offer of The Southern Culti-.
vator is that its circulation is scattered over a good many of
the southern states, principally to farmers, while it goes into

The Southern Cultivator is the oldest farm paper in the |
southeast ,and its main efforts have been in behalf of the
agricultural interests of the South. .

Sincerely,

Commissioner of Agriculture.

The address of The Southern Cultivator is 148 Alabama
Street, S. W., Atlanta, Georgia.

EUGENE TALMADGE,





has arranged at the Farmers

season.

market during that time.





WOMENS WORK EXCHANGE BOOTH TO BE
ESTABLISHED

Mrs. Lawrence T. Mitchell, of the State Bureau of Markets,

Company, for operation of a booth for hand-work: made and
sent in by the farm women of the State during the winter

Special attention will be given to advertising and sales of
these items during the week of January 18-23. =

Cured meats, country sausage, country butter, sorghum
syrup, fancy country eggs will also be featured on this |

Write Mrs. Mitchell, State Bureau of Markets, State Cap- |
itol, for further information if you wish to have any of the |
above to sell at this special event. =

Market of Sears, Roebuck & |