Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 March 10

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a PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D, JONES, DIRECTOR. oe
oe CsSSTATECAPITOL __ ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932 NUMBER 10
P Poultry F ao Sale. = Poultry For Sale Poultry For Sale Poultry For Sale - Poultry For Sale
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Ive Ancona hens and cock laying, 85c each; oes bond ae Two nice Bebe game cocks, steered. pute ee eee oe 7 Slack Minors a








































Sheppards best stock, and] Black Minorca e -
est trapnested stock, $10.) ting, Mrs. H. a, Ford, Pm es
or corn or oats. Miss M. A: Twenty Park str. B. RR. hens,
rol (on, Madison. new laying, $1 each, with 2 roost-

e Sheppard str. Anconas, 10| era thrown inn; also No. 1 N. C.
with. 339 egg record, cock, Runner peanuts, 3c. Ib. Wee
xc. for common goats, cow| Norton, Edison.

or N. C. runner peanuts. Five Thompson B. R. hens,

ifteen or 20 Ancona hens, 1] a Mrs. Walter E. Martin, Barnes-

2 yrs. old, in good shape, 60c} Ville, Rt. 1, Box 81.

: FOB; write first. Mrs. D.* Four RB. R: hens, 7 mos. old, now
ddon. Chula. oe 1 cockerel, $6; exc. 4 M
orte Rican plants for 50 S. L.

BANTAMS Wyandotte or Buff Orp. chicks.

eventeen pure bred Golden Se- Mrs. Maggie Bullard. Baxley,
sht bantams, 13 hens 4 roost-| Rt 4, Box 81. =

0 for lot FOB. Miss. Ruby Thoroughbred B. R. hens, yr.

Roy. old, now laying, Thompson str.,
of White Leghorn bantams, | $1! each, FOB. Mrs. L. G. Duck,

June hatch; hen soon to lay.| Braselton.

FOB- Weodrow Brown, Willie. Aristocrat B. R. yr.-old roosters,

ive mixed bantams, 3 hens| 4nd eggs from fancy matings.

2 roosters, $2.50 for lot, or| Same str.; sell or exe. for potato

xe for 30 Barred Rock baby| Plants to be del. May 1. G. C.
icks. Avery Alderman, States-| Hdmondson, Temple, Rt. 2.



n Buff Cochin bantam|and Ringlet foundation, direct
's With chicks or separately | from Standard Egg Farm, $1 FOB;
for mother and 25c for the | money order; no chks. J. . W.
old chicks, with 5c added each | Farrell, Bartow.

oO. Ex. Wright, Atlanta, 515 Pure Thompson Ringlet B. R.
; April 1931 hatch, now in service,
White Silky bantams, 8 $1.25 FOB: eggs, 75e per 15; exc.
: - old. $1. Mrs. D. C. Puckett; for potato plants; 30 eggs for 1200
Moreland, Rt. 1. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, Canon, Rt. 2.

pure bred bantam roosters, | BRAHMAS

s. Old, 50 each, o
. Kinchen, Milan, Rt. 3. a Two pure bred Balch and Brown

: str. Light Brahma cockerels, $1
RED AND OTHER ROCKS! = se $1 fee 8 30 ee pee
Boot ibs, fancy Barrea |i US waite, rash peas, sto
riers , for market about pee ee Sree,
: a oe ee write. | Tight Brahma Giaiit str., 10 mos
iy Ringlet ee oe old cockerel, $1.75; Sheppard str.
: 00 - 1 ens and 21 Ancona hens and pullets, 95c each;
=. + each, pure bred; also) Req hens. 1 each. Mrs Jeptha Pul-
fand half cotton seed, 40c bu: lin McDonough : :
= em. Matthews, One light: Brahma cock and pul-
Bee sins ti os tan lok: let now laying, $1.50 each, or the
a oS ine, Pi . or lot, |2 for $2.50; Giant strain: also. C.
word, Calhou er . rs. S. E.| Black Minorca eggs, $1, 15. R. B.
Ohctsd pure a . Allen, Monticello, Rt. 4, Box 80.
old ee 2ELE _Rock 10} Five Mammoth Brahma hens now
oie Pullets, $7.80 doz.; cockerel laying, and cock, 12:mos. old, $10
xp collect; eggs, Rucker or|for jot, T. H. Shellman, Cedar-
rro : str. Ww. L., $1. 25 per 15; town.
. Jas. Danielly, The Rock.
Two April hatch Parks str. B. R. : CORNISH
@0ckerels, reg. per. 52-C-32, $1 ea.:| Dark Cornish, April 1931 hatch
eges, $1 per setting, postpaid. |rooster, $1750. Sat. guaranteed.
Walter Dodson, Calboun,Mrs. Emory: Turner, Surrency,
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MARKET REPORT | | : INDEX
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| OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS | NC fh poultry For Sale cgcuniccun 1:2
Prevailing Wholesale Prices March 8, 1932. Always Subject. to Variation. 1 Poultry Wanted: .:). 20.5.5 2
= : Live Stock For Sale ..........-.ssccsece-se--- 2
: Atlanta. ~ Macon. Savannah.. Augusta. Columbus. Valdosta. Live Stock Wanted
ggs, EXE, COZ. ccccescseesne eoicaosaaee: 15 $ 15 $ .16 $ 15 $ .14 $ .15 ee
Bes, etanderd, asa 13 <2 14 13 12 13 eS (FOE BAO cnt are
Tee Georgia trade, dOZ. ceiew. 10. .10 a = Be < Positions WRG co cco pee
| to ges ae ee sees anes = ae ae 15 13 "12 14. || Farm Help Wanted 00... ccc
peeene. 1D... 14 13 4 ao ae ae Seed Wanted 220302 eee
ooste = : 10 Ee :
Friers, "Db. . : . 22 22 .20 22 22 Baby Chicks For Sale
Ducks. Ib. 12 15 aS ae 16 a Baby Chicks Wanted
Press tii ae _- = 20 es 20 | Grain and Hay For Sale .......-.....- 5
pepons lb. 18 = ae a a Grain and Hay Warited ............---. 5
ield Peas. not mixed, Bi 83 30 0 $5 ge | BBS Por Sale cence 5-6
Country Butter. best table. Ib. snc. -25 20 25 25 oe sy Plants For Sale -...-..:c--sscscesssees woos B=
Ear Corn (80 lb. to bu.) bu. ...... .50 50 50 45 ATA : Plants Wanted , 5..0:5.cccuee
sweet Potatoes, per 100 IDS. .nvavecenee 1.50 1.50 1.35 125 1.50 oS Miscellaneous For Sale ......sseecceseeces-T
osu. Hay. No. 1, von eecuceucssesscececsene o0nss= 12.00 a none ar 600 Miscellaneaus Wanted RS et
eanut Hay. BING 8 COD Se gecsecceaumerne> tee ee Georgia Products Far Sale 4-8
ogs sold during week beginning March 1, 1932, at co-operative sales brought 3.30 per ewt., basis No. 1. Georgia Products Wanted ............... 8

Raulerson, Rockingham. March and April 1931 hatch, $1)

Edit. 45 Two-yr.-old B. R. cock, Park.

Carl

Oak St.

cross, $2; Blue Traveller, $1.50;|lay str., with every 10 hens, 1
eggs, $1 per 15. John Roberson, {rooster free. Mrs. M. D. Moore, | for friers, FOB my exp.
Culberson, N. C., Rt. 1, Box 13. | Juniper. Rt. 2. money: order.

Resident of Ga.

1 Blue and 1 White cock, .6 Ibs.| Six hundred W. L. hens, Tancred |erels, $1 each. Mrs. Geo. Larsen,
each; fine stock, $3.50 for the 2-|star, heavy producers, bred for |Desota, Rt. 1, :
Griffin, Gainesville, 85|size, production and type; 75c each Four S. C. Black Minorca pu
for quick sale. J. HE. Brown, Mari-|jets and 1 rooster, Pape str., $

Warhorse stag, $1.25; 4 pullets, | etta, FOB. Mrs. Grace B. Murphy, Jas
$1.each; 2 Blue stags, $1.25 each; Thirty-five nice young Tancred | per, Rt. 2. :
Blue cock, $2; cash with order.| W. T,. hens, for sale cheap, or exc.

Box 80.









Jack Hawkins, Gibson. for beans, corn or peas. E. A. John-| MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS _ :
Blue Honey-White Speck cross |son, Bartow. Thirty fat mixed breed hens, cae
$1.50; White Speck-Roundhead| orty pure bred B. L. hens, Ever- lbs., 8 grown roosters, 4 nice frie

60 each for grown ane 40c e

Mrs. H. I.

Byromville, Rt. i








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Eighty-two W. lL. hens, less

Ky. Dom. pit-games; pure, vari-| than 2 yrs. old, Tancred and Ferris > ORPINGTONS

QO. B. Harris, Carroliton, 96 New-| H. B. Smith,



GIANTS
Ten thoroughbred yr. old Jersey
Black Giant hens, now laying, $1
each, OFB; money order. Mrs. Geo.
Wheeler, Alma, Rt. 1, Box 32.

cus colors and good layers; eggs|str. laying over 50 per. cent, Twenty Buff Orp. 8 mos. ol
for sale cheap. W. Henry Baxley, | healthy con:, 60c ea. for lot. Mrs.| pullets, 75c each, FOB. crate r
Jr., Hepzibah.

Swainsboro,





Rte



nan St.- :

Four Eng. W. lL. yr. old hens
for sale or exc. for.3 pure bred R.
I. Red hens, yr. old, ea. pay chgs.
Mrs. EH. E. Dunaway,
Academy St.

Fisher, Atlanta,

. PHEASANTS FOR SALHK
Two fine Eng. Ringneck Phease
ant cocks, last yrs, hatch, $2 each,
or exc. for 2 Pheasant hens. T. D

yocoy, 034 Highland Ter











Ten J. B. Giant hens and 1 roost- s We BR:
er, last April hatch, $10: rooster Sev, hundred 8. C. W- L. pullets.
wt. 10 Ibs.; all hens laying. Mrs.| 19 wks. old. March 15, 60c each, PIGEGNS
M. H. Stephens, Bremen. FOB; contract to grow pullets,| White Kings and Carneaux, 500
: March-April hatch, del. when 10] each, or exc. for other value. T. Ei
LEGHORNS wks. old. Chas. McMillan, Gaines-|Minlimmette, Macon, 114 Beverly
Fifty Tancred W. L. hens, fine | ville. Place,

well.



FOB; 2 wks.,

125 May, 1930; now laying 250 eggs | myerjay str, B. L. hens, 85c each;
a day; lot for $350 at my farm. 6/4 rooster given with each 10 hens. R. 1.
miles north Louisville. J. L. Beali, | yrs. G. W. Paulk, Willacgochee,| Dunlop str. R, L Red pullets, 10,
Stapleton. RFD. + - and 12 wks. old, 60c each if taken
Six Hollywood W. L, hens, now | ' phirty W-. T. hens, 1-2 yrs. old, |@t once. Dr. G.
laying, and 1 cock, same strain, all| wel) cared for, now laying, 60c ea,; | 0.

past 1 yr. old; sell or exc. for B.| gach with order: no chks. Mrs.|_ One hundred December hatch R.
B. P. C. pigs or cross B. Berkshire | y.qaurie James, Homerville, Rt. 2,|1 Red pullets, 50c/each, FOB; 60
and: BBP. C. RB. ic, Young, Hart-| pox 57. : April 1931 hatch Eng. W. L. hen
now laying, 75ce each, FOB. Ola

and 2 roosters, $13.50; no. culls;| trie.

for breeding, 60c each; also some Five B. L. hens, 1981 hatch, $5 -
extra nice nice cockerels, from} or exc. Mrs. D. F. Eckls, Summit. aa ees Whie Kings, 266
prize winners, $1.50 each. J. D. Tancred W. L, 1931 hatch hens,| etc. Louis Friedlander, Moultrie,
Dunaway, Thompson. now laying, 75e each; exc. some Twenty-five Red Carneax, n
Hight thoroughbred B.-L. hens; for corn, fodder,sor pigs; ea. pay | extra fine specimans, slightly of
and 1 roosterd, 1930 hatch, 75c ea: | chgs. Clarence Cox, Lindale. eclor, ete., 85c each, $1 for 1o'
$6.50 for lot. Mrs, HE. H, Garner, Sixteen Everlay B. L. pullets} money oredr. J. E. McCrea, Moul-
Buford. 3
Booking orders for March ani pullets laying. Leo. J. Russell,| Between 200 and 300 White
April hatch Tancred (heavy) W. L. | Rome. : Kings, some mated pairs, all goot
6 wks. old healthy pullets, 25c ea.: Fifteen Ferris Best Egg str. W.| breeders. G. T. Crozier, Valdos
40c;. $1 per 5, de-| 7 hens and rooster, March 1931| Four pr. 1 odd Plymouth Rock
posited with order. Fritz Rovers, hatch, $15 FOB: 2 roosters, same| W. King pigeons, value, $2.50 pr.
Washington, Rt. 3. : price, $1 ach, FOB; all best con.| swap for best offer in any larg
Four hundred and twenty-five | y4+s J. BH. Fears, Madiso-, Rt. 5.| breed hens. Mrs. J. V.- Duke, At
W. L. hens, 300 April 1931 hatch; Thirty pure bred March hatch] lanta, 392 Grant St., S. E.

















Light Everlay Brown lL. cock- : MINORCAS ~~ Montgomery, M
erels, April hatch, $1.25 each, FOB, Four hens, 1 rooster, triple A Ten S. C. R. I. Red hens, Don:
or will exc. for 2 hens or pullets,:|grade Black Minorcas, Pape str,|aldson str,, 1 ae
same strain er any pure bred hens. |$1 each, or exc. for Giant Black |rooster bought direct from Mrs.
T. L. Bailey, Chickamauga. Minorcas, 3 hens and cockerel. S.!Donaldson, 2 yrs, old, $11 for lot.





One hundred or more young W WN. Floyd, Byron. Mrs J.-H. Dar

PeanutsNo. 1 stock, delivered shelling plants, $31.00 per ton, subject to dees : ===

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Poultry For Sale

Fourteen large, extra dark Red,
January 1931 hatch hens, laying,
direct stock Donaldson, reduced,
$1:25- each. Exc. 2 yearlings. or
Jarge breed turkey eggs. Mrs. J:

FS E. Sikes, Cochran, Rt. 2.

~ March hatch, laying,

Hight pure R. I- Red pullets.
$1. each, or

- exc. for Spanish peanuts and Brab
peas. J. W. Altman, Alma.

ee
zone

Four pure bred Owen str. Red
cockerels, $1.10 eaeh, or lot for $4.
Customer to pay shipping charges.

' Mrs. S. L. Jackson, Chatsworth.
_ Five hens, yr. old and rooster no

akin, thoroughbred R. I. Reds, $1
each, cash; also nice, clean lady
peas,. 7c Ib. Cash with order. Mrs.
L, P. Mills, Brooklet.

Two very fine Booths AAA str.
R. I. Red yr. old cockerels, $2.50

each. FOB. H J. Eubanks, Smyrna,

eet. Se
Two thoroughbred Owen str. R.

| I. Red roosters, March 1930 hatch,

$3. Mrs. J. F. Drury, Waynesville,
Rt. 1, Box 74.

Ten R. I- Red young hen and
eockerel, Donaldson str.-thorough-
bred, $10. Abbie Blocker, Soperton,
Rt. 3.

Sev. nice R. I. Red hens, less

. that 2 yrs. old, 90c each; roosters,

Ji mos. old, $1 each; enclose
stamp for information. Mrs. T. E.

Blanchard, Appling.

fren. Ss. C. R- I. Red hens, pure
bred, dark red, now laying, $1 ea.,
ard 1 cockerel free,
money order. Mrs. L. D. Kimbrel,
Baxley; Rt. 3.

TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE,

_ BUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE

Mammoth White Pekin duck-
ngs, 15c each; hatching eggs, 60
doz. Exc. either for good heavy str.
B. R. hens not over 18 mos. old.
W. Harrison, Fitzgerald.

Pair White Holland turkeys, $7,
FOB my station; 8 roosters and 1
hen, small size, mixed bantams.
Make best cash price. No checks,
Mrs. W. P. McClain, Clarkesville.

Eleven little Eng. ducks and 2
drakes, April hatch, laying, T5c ea.
Mrs. B. M. Thomas, Hoboken.

- One Bourbon Red tom and-hen,
2 hens @ossed with B. R. and M.
B., 1931 hatch, wt. 10-12 lbs., $10
for lot. P. W. Wigley, Dallas.

~ Year old pure bred M. B. tom,
$4 FOB; also pure pred M. B. eggs.

_25c each, 2.50 doz. No checks. Mrs.

Duff Gordan, Pitts, Rt. 2, Box 126.
Two White Pekin drakes, 80c a.,
about 1 yr. old. Exc. for 2 W.

- Pekin ducks. Guss Sosebee, Cleve-



-. BARRED
Exc. few M genuine Porto Rico:

_. plumage, $5 per pr.
- Jer,. West Point.

jJand, Rt. 1.

Two big bone M. B. toms, 1931
hatch, Bird Bros. str., $3.50 each,
del. on train at Summerville. Mrs
John Knox, Summerville, Rt. 3.

Nineteen Eng. and Indian Run-
ner ducks, 6 drakes and 13 ducks.
some now laying, 75c each; eggs,
%5c per 13; at my home prices. G.
A. Serews, Statesboro.

One Indian Runner drake, $1,
FOB. J. W.. Glass, LaGrange,
Rt. 6. ~

_ Nineteen big black geese, $15 for
lot: or 75c each. S. J. Hammock,
Adrian, Rt. 1.

PHEASANTS FOR SALE
. Beautiful Ringneck pheasants,
exceptionally good. birds from su-
perior stock; brilliantly colored
Carl H. Ful-





WYANDOTTES
Two R. C. White, Wyandotte
-eockerels, Sept. hatch, $1 each.

Miss Lilla Tucker, Atlanta, Rt. 1,
Box 3465.

- Poultry Wanted
BANTAMS
Want several small type, clean
Jeg bantam hens and 1 rooster.
State kind and price. C. W. Bry-
ant, Atlanta, Ra. 1, Box 313.



$10. for: tot;



AND OTHER ROCKS

= potato plants for Barred Rock or

ey. hens.

cheap for cash,

Milton Arnold, Sur-
rency.

| #xc. nice dried apples for Barred
Rock pullets or for boby chicks.
R. C. Vandiver, Dial.

~ CORNISH

Want 1 Dark Cornish rooster,
heavy, low. blocky type. Must be
and pure bred.
Augusta, 1311



Starkey , Flythe,
Hickman Road.

MISCELLANEOUS CHIUKENS
Will pay 10c lb. for hens, 18c
J}. for friers in 1 M and 1,200-lb.



lots. Will come for them. O. B.
Naylor, Atlanta, Ra. 4, Box 165.
Want 1 or: 2 capons, already.

trained to carry chicks. Mrs. B. H.
Hill, Glenwood, Rt. 2, Box 49.

oJ + SS * ~ Sates ii ante anes

Poultry Wanted
Want 15-20 hens, rooster. Barred
Rocks preferred; raise for 8rd of

eges and chickens raised. Want



50-100 chicks, March Ist, on
shares. Miss. Marjorie Leach,
Covington, Rt. 4. : ;

- PIGEONS

Want mated White King pigeons
at $1 pr. Exc. 2 does and buck, reg.
Chanchilla rabbits .at $5. Each pay
exp. chgs. O. E. Bentley, Milledge-
ville.
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TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GGEESE,
DUCKS, ETC., WANTED

Want.a M. B. tom cheap for
cash. . Write age, size and price.
Mrs. Dessar Barnes, Clermont,
Rte ok:

Exe. 9 Gov. insp. pecan trees for
a nice turkey hen. G. C. Fores-
ter, Cairo.

Want 3 or 4 turkey hens and
tom to raise from on halves; also
eggs to set on halves. Mrs. A. Hill,
Gardi.

Exc. S. L. Wyandotte rooster, 3
hens for 2 ducks and drake; 75
Ibs. paper-shell pecans for white
feed sacks, dried apples or straw-
berry plants. Write T. F. Norris.
Moultrie, Rt. 1,

Want .to exe. a fine R. I. Red
cockerel and 2 Red hens for a
turkey gobbler-. Mrs, Albert Deal,
Statesboro.



WYANDOTTES
Want to hear from party who
has the Partridge Wyandotte

chickens for sale and their: prices.
M. C. Gentry, Cawthon,



Live Stock For Sale

CATTLE FOR SALE

Three Black Angus bulls, 2 yrs.
old, wt. about 600 Ibs. each, $25
each; 2 Guernsey heifers, yr. old.
$15 each. J, F. Hagan, Stilson,
Rt 1, DORs Sb:

Four-year-old dark Jersey cow,
fresh, 4 gal., $50 for cow and calf
at my barn; 35 or 40-Ilb. ham, 18c
lb, at my house. All FOB. 'W.
V. Gibson, Temple, Rt. 2.

Pure bred reg. Polled Hereford
cattle, bulls and heifers. For
prices apply.to E. T. Boswell, Jr.,
Siloam. :

Sixty head of steers, half-breed
Black Angus. and White Face
Herefords. Being fed on meal and
hulls; ready for market April 1;
90 head No. 1 hogs, ready now.
Cuy Harrell, Whigham. :

Big Black Jersey bull, wt. about
800 Ibs. or more; fine stock, good
and fat; about 2 yrs. old, $25 at
barn. J. H. Brown, Sycamore, Rt.
2, Box 22, / :

Three fine Polled Hereford bulls.
18 mos. old, ready for service;
finest strain of Hereford breed,
for sale. C. H. Hunt, Oxford.

Reg. Jersey heifer that will
freshen in 3 mos., bargain at $50;
will accept inspected Big Jersey
potato plants in part -payment.
Britt Davis, Jr. Tifton, Rt. 2,
Box 52.

Jersey bull, thoroughbred, 2 yrs.
old, good qualities; cow, 2 yrs.
old, calf. 1 mo-; cheap for, cash at
barn; want pecan trees and Ber-
muda onion plants. E. N. Rice,
Felton, Rt. 1.

Fine Jersey Springer cow, will
soon have third calf; reasonably
priced. Mrs. J. C. Johns, Adams-
ville, Rt. 4, Box 220.

Jersey and Guernsey heifers and
calves, some fresh, othrs soon to
freshen, $25 to $75 each; also 500
bu. shelled corn, 75c bu. W. J.
Morgan, Stillmore.

Pure bred, reg: Polled Hereford
cattle, both bulls and heifers. Ap-
ply for prices. E. T. Boswell, Jr.,
Siloam. ; :

Thoroughbred Black Jersey bull,
broke to work, 2 yrs. old, cheap
for cash, or exe. for good milch
cow. Mrs. M. P. Sapp, Waycross,
Rt. 4, Box 194. :

One young Jersey cow, fresh
Feb.. 28 with second calf, giving ~
fal., $50 at barn. James Hzzell,
Rockmart.

/ Jersey heifer, young calf, give 2
gal. $40 at my barn. A. B. Smith,
Waco, Rt. 2, Box 68.

Two 1% yr. old bull, from reg.
Jersey and Poll for sale; pure 90-
day velvet beans, $1.25 bu.; large
round gourd seed, 10c doz. Will
exc. S. G. Rogers, Claxton.

Five yr. old dark red milch cow,
fresh in April, 3% to 4 gal., $50,
or trade for mare mule, not over 9
yrs. old, sound and good worker.
B.\ J. McDaniel, Lilburn.

Three yr. old Jersey cow, first
calf, 3 mos. old, 2 gal. 3 gal. on
better feed, $30 without calf. Miss
Bertha Prophitt, Chipley, Rt. 3.

Fine young Jersey bull, mother
a 4 gal. caw. Pat Boykin, Bairds-



town. aes




For Sale |
Pure bred Jersey. bull, 18. mos.
old, from 4 gal. dam and reg: sire,
$15, or exe. for country meat or

Live Stick Por |

corn. Johnnie ONeal, Jr-, Valdosta.

wo bulls, sired by ,Successors
Signold, No. 321603, great grand-
sons of Sybles Successor, out of
extra good Raleigh cows, 16 mos.
old; priced right. R. C. Williams,.
Deouglasville, Rt. 3.

Few feeder steers; make best
price per 1b.; will also pasture 20
head of yearlings on common
meadow pasture, for %4, or 25e
per head per mo. Leroy McClain,
Tromasville.

Two reg. J- bulls, 17 mos. old,

and 1 to be reg. before a yr old,

April i; cheap; also unmixed,
_ehoice pltg, cotton seed, 50c bu. S.
L. Thornton, Dewyrose, Rt. 2-



HOGS FOR SALE
Seventeen pigs, 3 mos. old,
$25.50 for lot-at pen, fat. or $5 per
pr./ Three-quarter. Jersey male,
$15. E. B.* Warren, Toomsboro,
RE 2s :
Four .P. C- pigs, 7.wks. old,

can syrup at 60c gal. All FOB.
J. T. Presly, Zebulon.
Duroc Jersey. brood sow, reg:

stock, $10, or exc. for hay, peas or
12 Cornish hens. Beula Adams,
Douglas.

Big Bone guineas, $5 each; $9
pair at lot; if shipped, add $1 per
crate, or exc. pig for 8 bu. No. 4
shelled corn. Wm. Tanner. Sa-
vannah, 57th and Bull Streets.

Seventeen pigs, good stock, 8
wks. old, $1.50 each if lot is taken.
Mrs. W. P.. Fisher, Abbeville,
Rtesds

Eleven-mos.-old fine Duroc male:
ent, to reg.; wt. about 125 or more
lbs., $12. Cash with order. Mrs.
Edd Proctor, Mitchell.

Big Bone Blue guinea hogs, stay-
fat kind, boars and gilts, $5 to $8
each. Life treated. Exc. for Brab

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peas at $1 bu. W. A. Sumner,
Norristown,
Sow, Duroc ahd O. I. C. cross,

with 9 pigs sired by Duroc male,
$30 at barn, between Dudley and
Elmwood. Charlie T. Smith, Dub-
lin Rt. 4. :

Good grade Poland Chinas;: sow
with 7 pigs, 1 mo. old; 1 bred sow,
13 mos. old boar. Must. Sell at
once. Make me an offer. Mrs.
W. H. Jones, East Point, 515 Pearl
Street. oe

Pure bred Red Jersey gilt, wt.
25 or 80 Ibs., bred to farrow Jat-
ter part June, $12 FOB, for quick
sale. C. E. Hunter, Abbeville.

Big Bone Black P. - service
bears, males and gilts, Klansman
strain and true-to-type; also
Hastings Prolific seed corn, 100
per cent purity, $1.25 bu. 60 Ibs.
N. H. Bacon, Irwinton:

_- Three-yr.-old big bone P. C.:boar,
picneer 2,, No, A-55841, wt. about
600 lbs..(750 if fat), $30 FOB. E. C.
Raburn, Ideal. e

Thirty or 40 head hogs reason-
able prices also 6 other. pigs,
Durocs, for sale. J. W. Woodward,
Chauncey, Rt.. 2. ;

Sixteen pure bred: Duroc J., 7
wks. old pigs,-deep cherry red
color, $3 ea. at barn or $3.50 crated
and treated. T. I. Thomason, Bain-
bridge, Rt. 1, Box 225.

Young Berkshire sow, farrowed
9 pigs, $12 or can breed to reg.
Duroc at $15, or exc. for good mule
anc pay difference. R. C. Brewer,
Lula, Rt 2

Duroc J. gilts, 6 mos. old, wt.
130 lbs, or more, reg. in buyers
name, $12.50 each; 5. mos. old, wt.
90-160 Ibs., $10 each. J. C. Lums-
den, Talbotton. :

Fourteen pigs, Duroc and P. C.,
7 wks. old, $2.50 each, or less for
the entire lot; also O-too-tan sov
beans, $3.50 bu.; Biloxies,. $1.50 .bu.
H. R. Martin, Luthersville. ;

Three pure bred Duroc J. pigs, 3
Mos. old, female, $6; 2 males, $5
each, FOB. Inman Carter, Summit.
Ries. 1 S

Berkshire pigs, 2 mos. old, from
reg: stock, Masterpiece breeding.
$5. each, without papers. Fred L.
White, Buckhead.

Pigs of good stock, dif. sizes and
ages, lifetime treatment for
cholera. Cheap. Write for prices.
Walter Harper, Osierfield.

Six pigs, %: Duroc, 4% P. C., 7
wks. old, average wt. 25 lbs each,
$15 for lot, crated at Mitchell.
Cash with order. BE. T. Mathis.
Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Reg. straight nose Berkshire, 2
yr. old sow, stock of Clemson Col-
lege. Wt. 600 Ibs., 700 if fat;
brought 14 pigs last litter, $40.
Dorsey Martin, Canon, Rt. 1. 3
Six P. C. shoats, wt. between 75
and 100 Ibs., $4 each; also 7 pigs 5



wks. old, $1.50 each. BE. C, Baug
Woodbury, Rid 28 ean ;



$3.50 each, or exc.-for pure ribbon

- Live Stock For Sale
Duroc Jersey young boars and
gilts, 60 to 120 Ibs.; ped, stock, 10-
12%4 Ib., crated, FOB, eash. Exc.
for shelled corn, ete. L. H. Eden-
field, Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box Sie:

Reg, Duroc sow. wt- about 250
Ibs., $25 cash at my barn. Exc. for
Duroc male about yr. old, reg: and
deep red in-color. H. W. Lancaster,
McRae, Rt. 2. :

Hight pure bred Duroc J. shoats
wt. 135 to 140 Ibs. to shoat. C. A.
Hines, Moreland.

S. P. C. boar, reg. No. 153575.
Gentle and good herd boar, wt. 250-
300 Ibs., $25. Sell to prevent in-
breeding. W- A. Walton, Jr,, Eaton-
ton. Rt. 2.

Sixteen nice pigs, cross Duroc J.
and P. C., 12 wks. old, $2 each, $30
for the lot; 90-day velvet beans, 100

Minshew, Walden. :

Big bone Guinea gilt, farrow this
month, wt. 125 to 150 Ibs., $15; B.
B. male, 40 or 45 Ibs. $5; male..
about 100 Ibs., $10. Stamp for reply.
B. H. Hill, Glenwood, Rt. 2, Box 49.

Fine P. C. from large litters; 8
mos. old bred gilts, $12.50; 4 mos
old, both sex, $6; 3 mos, old, $53
8 wks. old, $3-50. R. E. Davidson,
Danville. :

Hight hogs, wt- 150-200 Ibs. each,
4c lb-, FOB; live 6 miles Mitchell
on Louisville Road. J. EH. Raley,
Mitchell, Rt. 1, Box 60. A
_Thirty thrifty S. P. C..6-8 wks.
pigs, $3 and $3.50 each; 30 to 40
lbs. average. J. S. Killebrew, Jack-
son, Rt. 2.

Two nice S. P. C. and Red Berk-
shire cross: gilts for sale or exc.
Write. J. B. Stephenson, Baxley.
RFD 3.

B. B..P. C. boars, 1-12 mos; old,
200 Ibs-; 1-6 mos. old, 150 Ibs. Sell
or exc. for corn, oats or yearlings:
mammoth white Pekin duck eggs,
75e per 12 del. G@. W. Randa, Lat
vonia. ; i

Sixty pigs, 9 wks. old, well
grown for age, $120 for lot. Ira
King, Jeffersonville.

Ree: - P.-C. sow, bred to: far

row in April, also. 3-yr.-old boar,
anc pigs; all.reg. in buyers name.
Cc. H. Trussell,. Sandersville.

SP C.and, Duroc. mixed. <
mos. old male hogs, wt. 60 to 65
Ips., 85 each; 2: for $9,- FOB; J. J.
QOuff-. Bristol. : {

Big Bone Guinea pigs, $5: each,

$32 pr. at pen; if shipped, $1 for
cfate; exc. pigs for 8 bu. No. 1
shelled corn, del. Wm. Tanner,
Savannah, 57 and Bull St.
Pigs, 3.:and 4 mos. old, in thrifty,
growing con. $3 and-$4 respective-
ly. treated+and shipped: cash with
order, FOB Metter. . Mrs. H. L.
Oliff, Graymont, Rt. 1.

One pr. thoroughbred Duroc hog,
about 3 mos. old, wt. 80-100 Ibs.
ea.; make best cash offer at pen.
Mrs- S. Thos. Jefferson, Lenox,
AeA zh

One Duroc 400 Ib. sow and 6 fine
pigs, 3 wks. old, sell or exc. for
young milch cow of good breed,
fresh or soon to freshen, 3 or 31%

| gal.: write or see. Mrs. L. P, Ford-

ham, Pavo, Box 6.
HORSES



AND MULES FOR
~ SALE.

One Blue Spanish. Jack,
9 yrs. old; good, serviceable.
sale or trade, reasonable.
for horse, stock or cattle.
Green, Adairsville, Rt. 3.

about

For
Exe.
Ben F.

Black horse mule, 900 Ibs.,. 12|>

yrs. old in good cond., $35 cash.
T. W. Williford, Stephens, Rt. 1.

One bay Shetland pony mare, 7
yrs. old, perfectly gentle and
sound, W. L. Coxwell, Warrenton.

Spotted Shetland stallion, wt.
400 lbs., good saddler, work any-
where, $30, or exc. for fresh Guern.-
sey or Jersey milch cow. G. I.
ONeal, Ludowici.

One black mare mule, wt. 1 M
and 1100 lbs. Good cond., 10 yrs.
of age, .excellent work animal,
cheap for cash. J: M. Dodd, Alpha-
retta, Rt. 5.

RABBITS FOR SALE

Two White. Flemish 2-yr.-old
dees, $2.50 each; $4.50 for both;
pair. $3.50; trio, $5.50. Does bred
of open. Full ped. furnished. H.
A. Stahl, Valdosta. :

Six N.' Z, rabbits: 4 young, 2
mcs old; 1 doe, 1 buck. Will exc.
Write. Mrs. J.-T. Daniel, Griffin,
Rt 1

Six ped. N. Z. Whites, 4 does, 2
bucks, 75c each; 9 ped. Chinchillas,
6 does, 8 bucks, 50 each; all 4
mos. old; exc; for chickens. H. R.
Radford, Savannah, 804 Fast 32nd
Street.

Young stock, 6 to 9 wks. oid, 60c
each; 5 mos. does, $1:50; tested
dces, $3: selected does, $4: bucks.





$8: all ped. Chinchillas, 8. E.
Dorsey, Blackshear, :

oe

|x Live Stock For Sal

/grees, grown stock,
per cent sound, $1 bu., FOB. Milton ; S

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE

































































Chinchilla domestic rappj

mos. old, ped. does, $2 eg).
$2 ea. FOB; write. A. Ww, cee
Thomasville. ae

Four Jarge, pure bred Chinan
las, 3 bred does and 1 bude ee ;
and healthy, 75c each, $3 co
Cash with order, Earl R .
Pineora, tah

One pair Chinchillas, $3, or ey,
for good pig, wt- about 50 Ths.
pair .N. Z. Whites, $2.50, 4:
Phillips, Lawrenceville, Rt, 3

Checkered Giant rabbits, y,
cheap for cash. All from prize win
ning and reg. stock. Pedigrees yj
each rabbit elig. to reg. John R
Smith, Atlanta, 95 c

Stahls Chinchillas,



nd g

juniors, wt. 4-5 Ibs,
with order. H. Lovene Maxwy
Cairo, RFD 2. oda See ee





Exceptionally fine pure bred
bian buck kid, weaned; hatching
eggs from imported. strain, Mo
Barron W. Ls, $1 per set: Ba
Simpson, Atlanta, 676

old Toggenburg doe
freshened Feb. 12, giving 2 gt
daily; 2 half Nubian kids, doe and |

buck, $12.50. Ed. Cobb; Gaine
ville, Rt. 8. 3
Fifty head good stock goa

ewes and kids, 2 bulls, $50 eash:;
barn. No chk.; Also Guinea hogs, 4 |).
lb: male, $10; 5 wks. pigs, $8 each fi
$15 pair. R. E. Barnes, Summit |

Live Steck Wanted
CAFTLE, WANTED
Eixe. 24 Berry str. Black Mino
hens. pullets, 1 cock, for $-gal,
cow. Forty bu. Porto Rican eat |
ing potatoes, Tic bu, at farm. J,
L. Smith, Homerville, Rt. 2, Box 6,1
Want good milch cow, 4 gal.
better. Must be bargain. R
Shuman. Vidalia. ~ o
Want to buy a good young mild
ecw, within a radius of 30 mile
A R. Adams, Hortense, |
Want to pasture cows at reas
onable price. Pasture for 50 or 7
head. Plenty of grain. J. H. Se
Commerce, Rt- 56. ee
Want 50 cows to pasture in good |
Bermuda and Lespedeza grass)
pasture, reasonable. J. C. Bthridga
Forsyth, Rt. 2. oe)
_ Want to buy 1 young Jersey
Guernsey or Holstein heifer calf,
if.cheap. G. L. Durden, Hillsboro

HOGS WANTED

Exc. 2 bu. large, .pure ; whi
sugar Crowder peas for 2 god
thrifty pigs, not less than 25 Is
each. Duroc preferred. Each pa
shipping chgs. Emma Summe
hill. Hiram. a
Exe. white, brown-eyed peas
sound, no weevils, or: dried apples a
or peaches for pure Ancona @
Blue Andalusian eggs at reasom
able price. Mrs. J. W. Teague |
Suwanee., oe
Want some few settings White
duck and White Holland turkey





Liteon



J.-M: Grow; Colquitt: =~ 3
Exe: 400 Missionary strawberty
plants for setting pure-bred Park#
B. R. eggs. Horse radish and sae
plants, Bc each. Mrs. Julia Dar
nell, Jasper, Rt, 1. as
Exe, artichokes for pigs oF s@
artichokes at $1 bu. del., Carrolk
ton. Gladys Baxter; Carrolliol F
Re & as
Exc. hornless, % Nubian and 4
Toggenburg: buck, 2
7 mos. old, for. B. ;
wt. 75 to 100 ibs., for 10 W: i
horn hens; ea. pay express.
Burton, Powder Springs, Rt
Exc. $5 value for pigs, also
$5 value for pork sausage OF
kind of cured meat. J. BF
Tallapoosa, Rt. 8. a
Want blue Guinea mate hog a
2 gilts with pigs, wt. 75-100
Must be cheap and del., Hamplo
Ga. P. W. Derrick, Atlanta: 3
State Capitol. ect,
Corn and corn meal to ext
hogs, 80-90 Ib. size. Write
you have and how many &
Or will sell corn and ee
W. O.. Hudson, Ee a
HORSES AND MULES WANTED
Pay $2 per mo. rent in meh
each month for mule or horse.
7 mos.. Have plenty corn
with. Within 50 miles Maco?
W. Turner, Macon, Rt: 4, Box
Want far mmule or horse, ont
for cash. J. I. Mims, Hames
Ries: =" a
Want to buy 2 mules cn
gocd work order, within 1 :
Rebecca. Write best pre

+

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Lewis, Rebecca, Rt. 2.





























nes, Smyrna, Rt. 2, Box 278.

Want a Saddle horse in exe. for
yalue. Write for full particu-
. Would consider Guernsey or
ersey cow in exc. also. Chas. F.
Patten, . Millen, Rt. B.

xc. 32 hens, 2 roosters, 2 yr.
l, heavy type, trap-nested White
Leghorns for a mule or horse that
an do light plowing. Bring mule
get chickens. E. C. Lee, La-
nge, 230 Franklin Road.

Exc. 12 head mixed breed pul-
lets, now Inying, for the rent on a
ood farm mule for 4 mos. Bring
pu ahd get chickens. G. . Delk,
Pearson, Rt. 2.

Want mule or farm horse, 10 or
12 yrs. old, or older. Give note pay-
ble a | 1... Js Hart: Colliers



Want 1 Taggenburg or Nubian
kid. 2-or..3 mos. old. Will
-eash if reasonable. Write.
sonnie White, Lumber City, Rt.
Box 108. }

arties having common goats
for sale, write number you have;
nannies, billies and kids, for Easter
trade, Give box, RFD route num-
ber and nerest city, J. M. Scar-
oro, - Moultrie, P .O. Box -324.

RABBITS WANTED

Want 3 does and buck, each:
Silver Fox, Himalayan, Flemish
White Giants. None over 8 wks.
Id. Quote best prices: Gene
Marshall, Dawson, Box 384.
- xe. setting of 15 Buff Orp. eges
for pr. rabbits, full stock, not un-
ler 3% mos. old. Write size and
age, stock, ete, Loyd , Cler-
apont.

Baby rabbits wanted; will pay
25c each, del. for white, alSo black
spotted, 6 to 8 wks. old, and 15c
each for other colors. Ship now.





























































Peachtree.

; Want i M 4-8 wks. aia, all colors.
Vill pay from 15c to 25c each, del.
W. C. King, Atlanta, 141 Marietta
ato Phone JA. 1448.

Seed For Sale

Bice -Watson melon seed, 30c
Ib; ehufa seed, no rocks nor
grass, 8 e lb.; all del. R, L- Clifton,
Oliver, Rt. 3.

Large speckled sugar Crowder
peas, 5c 1b.; sunflower seed, 10c
sins; second erop Cobbler, 2nd crop
riumph seed Irish potatoes, 2 bu.
vs, $2.40 FOB, Clyde Hartlive,
Sulphur Springs.

One thousand Ibs. Stone Mtn.
yacermeion seed, guar. to be as
socd as Ga. grows, 30c 1b. C, W.
Cot ins, Atlanta, 813%, Bankhead









ure, recleaned Beat-the-Bee
riup cane seed, 50c gal., $2 bus
Iso Mathews imp. Soy beans, $3
su.; Farm Relief seed corn, $3 bu.
ker Lackey, Hiram.
3.v. hundred tbs, finest, hand
ted Stone Mountain melon
3 frown especially for seed, 50c
10 lbs. up, 25e b.; prompt
ae pees Andrews, Had-

Su one Mountain cdl Thurmond
ee melon seed, up to 50 Ibs., 30c
-up to 100 Ibs., 25; over 100
20 Ibe FOB; exc. for pure
roe J. boar pig, not over 50 tbs.
. A. Moore, Haddock, Rt. 2.

&. seedling peach seed, 5c Ib.;
ad! postage; exc. for, peanuts, seed
rn, Eng. pas or butter beans.
irs. R. W. Hudson, Lorane, Rt. 1.
White velvet okra seed, pure,



Ibs.. $2 prepaid. C. T. Parker,

ampton.

Nast onions, 25 gal. and post-

ege. Mrs. 3c: Johnston, Hogan-

ay

: are 4ez2, and carpet grass
ib $2.75 bu.; Cream Sugar

Crowder peas, speckled, $2 bu.:

New Stone, Baltimore tomato, 15

+ Marglobe, $1.50: cabbage and

ae BR: Woodliff, Tlowery
Eranch.



Whatleys seed corn, $1. 50
old-time yellow seed corn, $1.50
e2OB. _H.. B. Sandifer, Locust



Ssione Mtn. watermelon seed, 50e
or exe, Mrs, Clayton Douglas,
moa.

Seven Ibs. Stone Mtn. melon
ced, 50 Ib.; also % bu. Honey
rip eane. seed, $1.50 bu... Mrs.
ee Overton, Bowdon, Rt. 4,
nuine Texas seeded cane, lst
rom Hastings, 5e Ib.- post-

added. HE. L, Harrison,

P "AND GOATS: eye

- R. Johnson, Atlanta, 300 West |

Past ies

Garden sage, 7e bunch; about 4}.

sound and cleans 30c lb.: 4 1bs., $15}

Pure Jones melon seed, 40c Ib.|

Seed For Sale

velvet okra seed, 20c Ib. or exec.
for Q-too-tan beans. Max Martin,
Adairsville.

Grohana seed, 50c Ib.: cost. me
$1.50 Ib. My L. Callaway, Rayle.

Jerusalem artichokes for plant-
ing, $1 bu.; Hatsines Syrup cane
seed, 10c Ib; mustard. seed, 15c
teacupful; hot pepper seed, i0c
thls... W. E. Goodwin, Wadley.

Honey Drip cane seed, hright
and recleaned, extra quality, 40c
eal, ce peeks prepaid, = din <tr
Smith, Warrenton, Rt, 3.

Fifty Ibs. hand selected pure
Stone Mtn. melon seed, 25c Ib.
and postage. R. F. Farmer... Mil-
ledgeville, Rt. 2, Box 106,

Two hundred and fifty Ibs. pure
Stone Mtn .melon seed, 25 Ib.
plus postage, or exc. for anything
car use. J. H. Farmer, Milledge-
ville, Rt. 2.

Pure Whatleys Prolific,
bu.; Money orders only.
Nixon, Senoia, Rt. 1.

Thompsons. Prolific, an early,
short stalk, white corn, 2-6 large
ears; very productive and best of
all corn for meal, $2 bu.: no -less
%%.-bu-. shipped. WwW. M. Pettigrew.
LaFayette.

Marlboro select, $1.25 bu. FOB;
Hasting genuine Mung beans, 10c
lb. -FOB; pure Stone Mtn. - melon

$1.75
Gordon

seed, _25 Ib. J .H- Roebuck, Bu-
ford, Rt. 2:
Piedmont ist yr. seed corn,

$1.50 bu. FOB; $1 pk. postpaid;
Wannamaker pits. seed, 40c bu.;
exc, here for any farm produce I
can use. R. PP. Steinheimer,
Brooks.

Big; Prolific deep
-4 ears to stalk, 4 gal.,
gai; 60c pk.; postpaid.
Vellrath, Winston.

Special Field selected Tenn. a

lific seed corn, 2-5 ears to stalk,
nubbed and shelled, 25e gal.: 40c
pk.; $1.50 bu. FOB. J. Weep:
Howler, Buford, Rt. 1.
' Two hundred bu Whatleys Pro-
lific and 100 bu. Hastings Pro-
lifi, carefully selected, nubbed and
shelled, $1.50 bu. here; half, $1;
peck, 75c postpaid. W. H. Bolton,
Griffin. Box 4386,

Hastings Prolific and Marlboro
seed corn, crossed and field se-
lected; 3-6 ears to stalk, 50e pk.;
$1.75 bu.; 2 bu. up, $150 bu. FOB:

grain . corn,
20c; 35c
Be

WA. Moon; Waco, Rt. 2- ;
Whatleys Prolific corn, peck, $1;
Halt bu; Sl Lbs bes, $8-257 7g Ge

Whatley, Helena.

Guar. pure Marlboro seed corn,
22 yrs. field selected; nubbed and
shelled, 75e peck; $2 bu. FOB. John
Roark, Flowery. Branch.

Hastings. Prolific, Ist yr. se-
lected for seed, $2.50 bu. FOB, or
exc. for potato plants, peanuts or

Lavonia, RED.

Cokers No. 5, Shunshine Picket
Special for planting, 40c bu. FOB.
Grover C.. Dutton, Adairsville,
ID 325:

Twenty-five bu. Cokers No. 5,
absolutely pure: 50c. bu.
FOB; cream Crowder peas, 5e Ib.
W. 0. Millsaps, Adairsville, Rt. 4

Two hundred bu. Cleveland-
Wannamaker imp. wilt-resistant,
-6e bu., sound, pure, FOB; exc. for
shotts or _yarlings. General
Vaughn, Rochelle.

Goldmine cotton seed, largest 5
lock, premium | staple, heavy
fruiter, $1 bu.; Black Breast Game

Douglasville.

Summerour Half and Half. 2nd
Vr ave bu. FOB the station. C, M.
Anderson, Stuckey. :

Two hundred bu. recleaned Wil-

son Type Big Boll, 50c bu. FOB. J.

A. Bruce, Fairmount.

Rhynes Cook wilt-resistant and
Cokers Cleve-wilt 1 1-16 inch
staple, both 75c.bu. C. L. Rhyne,
Plains:

Petty-Toole wilt- resistant, saved
pure, from bale and half to acre.
50e bu. W. M.- Wright, Ft. Valley.

Wannamaker-Cleveland, 40 bu.:
bu. up, 35 bu. FOB; ~ selected
Marlboro and Hastings Prolific
seed corn, nubbed and shelled, 50c
Bk $hT5.- buy earOB, s. D.
Guillebeau, Lincolnton, Rt. 5.

Long Staple, short cotton seed,
"5c bu. or exc. for dried fruit or
good pender seed. O. L. Mobley,
Buxley, Rt. 4, Box 42.

Strictly pure No. 1 and Cokers
No. 5 Cleveland, 85c bu-; Woods

litst, $1 bu. J. W. Granade, Wash-

ington.

Cckers cotton seed, 1931 crop,

65sec bu.; no exe. W. 8S. Coiston,
Acairsville, Rt. 1.
One thousand bu. Wannamaker

Cleveland, 1st yr.; kept. purt at



gin, 50 bu.
Senoia.

L..-P:. Brandenburg;






One hundred and fifty Ibs. white

other farm products. J. H. Beasley,

jlard seed, 40c Ib. del.;

eggs, $1.50 per set. G. M. Baldwin: |

in gold extra big boll. 40 per cent].





Seed For Sale

Lee Wilson big boll, made bale
to. acre, planted the 2nd of May
last yr.; Cokers-Cleveland: N. 5;
Wannamaker-Cleveland, ginned on
private gin. 50c bu. FOB. J. L.
Thomas, Madison, Rt. 1.

Rowden 40, wilt-resistant, rolls
were run outeat gin te prevent
mixing} fuar. pure and sound, 50e
bu. or exe. for corn, seed Spanish
peanuts, or O-tob-tan beans. C. A.
Patriek, Dooling.

One hundred and_ fifty bu.
Cekers-Cleveland No. 5, strain 2;
Ist yr., gin rolls carefully cleaned,
60c bu. FOB. K. D. Sanders,
Eatonton, Rt..2. :

Rucker -seed, planted 1
kept clean at gin, 50c bu.
Anderson, Register.

Two hundred bu. Stonewall ct-
ton seed, orig at Experiment Sta-
tion, 110-4 1216 in: staple, 50c bu.
FOB. Orchard Hill or Griffin;
money order or certified chk. J.
M Sims, Griffin, Rt. B.

Stoneville No. 2 cotton seed, 1st

yr.,
CLG:

yrs 75 bu.; exc. 10 bu. for 10 bu.
Ne: peanuts; genuine Early
Triumph potato plants, $1.50;

Porto Ricans, $1.25 M FOR. G, J.
Helton, Alma, Rt. 4. *

Wilson Heavy Fruiting cotton
seed, ginned privately, clean,.75c
bu. E. R. Baileds Harlem;. Rt. 1.

Imp. Ruckers cotton seed for
sale reasonably, or exc. for good
syrup; also 1 ton bright baled oat
straw, $6. Jas B. Woods, Brooks.

Pure Wannamakers privately
ginned, 50c bu. or exc. 20 bu. for
160 Ibs. No. 1 flue-cured leaf to-
bacco. B. F. Fagan, Martin.

Pure.. Piedmant-Cleveland, ist
and 2nd pickings, privately _gin-

Beet-the-bee cane seed, 10c~Ib.,
del. E. S. Manley, Carnesville,

Clean, white nest onions, 50c
gal.; Hastings white seeded chick-
ef corn; 200 1s .O.2. Buchanan,
Dacula.

Good highiand rice seed, 10c Ib:
oid-fashioned cushaw pumpkin and
big, round yellow pumpkin seed,
20c cupful; yard-long pea seed, 50c
lb. G, E. Turner, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Texas honey drip cane seed, $2
bu.; % bu., $1.25, or 40c gal.:
rikbon cane seed, $1.75 bu., all
FOB. Comr! Meeks, Alto, Rt. 2.

Thurmond grey melon seed, 25c
lb.; add postage. J. B.\ Carroll,
Pineview, Rt. 1. 5

Hales best cantaloup seed, 50c
lb.; no order less than 2 Ibs. Exe.
for peanuts, Hendersons bunch
butter beans, green cane, red
Valentine beans, ete. W. Wilson
Potts, Macon, Rt. 3.

Pure, hand-selected Stone Mtn.

| watermelon seed, 50c Ib., or exe.

for white sugar Crowder peas. B.
I. Evans, Milan, Rt. 3.

Ga. Belle and Stone Mtn. water-
melon seed. 50c 1b.; also runner
peanuts, 50e bu. Ti A. Rigsby.
Lenox, Rt. 2.

Striped half runner bean, 35c Ib.;
mammoth okra, % Ib., 15c; % Ib.,
25c; Hendersons bush Lima beans,
15c Ib.; white nest onions, 50c gal.
Mrs. Cc. A. we Commerce,
Rt. 5;

Eight or 10 Ibs: hand-selected
Watson melon seed, 35e Ib. for lot,
or exc, for anything can use. G. N.
Gilder,. Helena, Rt. 1.

Ga. heading and blue stem ecol-
10 oz. of old-
fashioned, large cantaloup seed,
60c del. Exc, for Irish potatoes.
Mrs. A. H. Price, Locust Grove.

Old-fashioned speckled bunch
butter beans, very prolific, 15 Ib.
in 10 Ib. lots or over del. Mrs. Mo-
zelle Harrison; Buford, Rt. 3

Best var. pimeinto pepper seed,

50c Ib., or exe, for 10 to 100 gal.
No.-1 Ga. cane syrup or sweet po-
tatoes. O. C. Perdue, Yatesville.
_ Two crop Crowders, with bunch
and white running butter beans,
mammoth sunflower seed, honey
drip cane seed, each, 25c qt. Pearl
Aderhold, Lavonia.

Large size old-time muskmelon
seed, Jones watermelon seed,
broom corn seed, 3 large size pkts.,
25c del. Rosetta Stone, Lavonia. |

Hastings collard seed, 4e an oz,
3 oz. 10c,.not prepaid; cheaper in
large quantities. Mrs. -W. L. Fre-
man, Toomsboro, Rt. 2.

Pure Stone Mtn. melon seed, 20c
ib.; money order with order. Luke
Rucker, Hawkinsville, Rt. 1. ~
Chufas, $3.50 bu.; cash with
order. <A. A. Waldron, Douglas,
RFD 3.

Select. collard seed from hard
head var., 5c tbhls., and blue hulled.
scuppernong vines, known as
Thomas grape, 20c. Exc. for other

| value. Mrs. Ww. I. Arnold, Benevo-

lence.
Four hundred Ibs. pean seed, 25



lb. and del. charges. Cash, E, L.
SUSTOne a Cairo, Rt. 3.



| exc for value.

Pade DU.

256. Tb.

oor ARE ROLLE TIN es ee gee

Seed For Sale

One hundred Ibs. mung beans,
good and sound, 1931 crop, 40c gal.,
$3 bu., add postage. Walter Lang:
ley, Talking Rock, Rt. 22.

Fifty lbs. Imp. Weaver Watson

melon seed, grown and,imp., treat-

ed for wilt, etc., 60 Ib. del. Carl

Golden, Dexter, :
Jerusalem artichokes for seed

purposes, 3c lb., and express chgs.;

old-fashioned Speckled butter bean,
running, 20c lb., and postage chgs.

Mrs. Lee Maddox, Eatonton, Rt. 2.
Watson melon: seed, limited
amount, 40c Ib., FOB. H: F. Wil-
son, Pelham, Rt. 1.
Stone Mtn, ,melon seed, guar.
pure and true to name, 35c Ib.

Write for prices on large orders.
Sample on reauest. H. L. Wilcher,
Butler, Rt. 3

Ninety-day velvet bean seed, ex-
tra good, $1.25 bu., FOB. Furnish
any amount, Frank Ray, Adel.

Sev. var. table pea seed, large
cream Crowders, white mush pea,
8c lb.; red hulls, 5c; muskmelon,
1tc per half-cup; sceded ribbon
cane, 8c lb. Billie Hendrix, Dover.

Good, sound , Thurmonc Grey
melon seed, 30e Ib., post paid, or
Write Miss. Lucile
Harden, Avera, Rt. 2.

Thirty-five bu. Beet-the-Bee and

25 bu. Honey Drip cane seed, sound:

clean, each, 75 bu-;
G. H, Jolley,

5 bu. Sagrain,
Adairsville,
Rt AS

Fifty lbs. Thurmond Grey melon
seed, 30e lb. W. M. Rocker, .Mc-
Bean. oy

Hand saved from selected mel-
ons, shade cured, Stone Mtn. and
Kieckley Sweet, mixed, 50c Ib:
Mrs - HB. . Barrett, Murrayville,
RET.

Twenty-nine lbs. hand selected,
dried in. shade, Pride pf Ga. melon
seed, 40c lb. plus postage. Mrs.
Ade. Roan; Lovejoy.

Stone Min. seed, 50c Ib.; Thur-

mond Grey, 45e bu.; cantaloup.
Hales Best, 65e lb. Hand saved
from. choice melons. Del. J. .W.

Willis, Sylvester, Rt. 3,

Five lbs. Benne seed, 1 0z-, 10c;
Y% Jb.,..2503:1' Ib., T5e. - Postpaid.
Exe Make offer. Mrs. O. K.-Yeo-
mans, Gardi, Rt. 1.

About 50 Ibs. Clement melon
seed; ist yr. Not The American

- Werder, but is The Tom Clement

melon (best cutter and shipper on
market), $1 1b. No personal chks.
A. Silver, McRae, Rt. 1. '

One hundred Ibs. Red Top sor-
ghum seed, 6c lb., or lot at 5c Ib.,

del. Ga. T. W. Register, Valdosta,
Re, 2.

Chufas, thoroughly -recleaned
aud tested, $4 bu., del. Write for

prices on-10 bu. or more..
Bostick, Hahira.

Mixed .cantaloup and okra seed
for sale or exc. for anything can
use Howard Harpe, Blakely.

Ten Ibs. Hastings white pole
lima butter beans, 5 Ibs. bush col-
oxed limas, free from weevils, 15c

Ib.; 6 Ibs. niece dried peaches, 15c
Ib.. postpaid. Josephine Raley,
Matchell.

Martin. gourd seed, 10e teacup-
ful. Postage paid on orders over
26e. Under. add 8c in stamps.
Thurman Todd, Mitchell, Rt. 1

Thirty lbs, genuine Lifsey wa-
termelon seed, 75c Jb.; $20 for lot.
Del. if cash_is sent -with order. J.
W Harrell, Savannah, Rt. 4.

Old fashioned running velvet
bean seed, 100 per cent sound,
$1.75 bu., with instructions on how
to. test your bean seed for 1932.
Hl. O. Madray,. Jesup.

Tender, mixed cornfield beans,
7 top turnip, white Flat
Dutch, *Japanese, yellow. globe
mixed turnip seed, 25c Ib., del. Mrs.
Marey L. Goddard, Summerville,
Rt. 3.

Chufas, $3 bu-, FOB; sean and
clean. Sample on request. Jno. L.
Windham, Butler.

One hundred and fifty Ibs. Tom
Watson melon seed, 25c Ib. Exe.
some for any kind field peas at $1
bu. W. E. Touchstone, Flippen.

Cattail millet: or large head sun-
flower seed, 25c Ib.; white bunch
Limas, 15c; honey drip cane seed,
shelled white pop corn, 10c Ib., del.
Mrs. Ruth Braswell, Loganville,
Fee oe

Absolutely pure, choicest select-
ed Rocky Ford cantaloup,; imp
Jones and Stone Mtn. melon seed,
1% Ilb., 30, 50e Ib., postpaid. Ji I
Frasier, Lawrenceville.

Beat-the-bee sorghum cane seed,
50c gal. Sam Armour, Julia.

Kudzu, good strong plants, 75c
C; $5 M; exc. 1 M for 10 bu. good
corn... John W. Hendrix, Bal
Greund.

Pink skin P. R.
Gov: insp., $1.25 M; 5 M lots, $1



M, tomato plants, $1 M; sat. guar.
J. R. Harrison. Coffee.

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soe Pl

O. W.

potato plants, |

Pade Three _
Seed For Sale |

Lead var, cabbage, onion, pep




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per and tomato plants}, 200. 2503
506, 50e; 856 M FOB, WwW. Jones
son. Naylor. ;
P R. potato plants, insp. and
Ce Mareh del., $1.75 prepaid
on 2M or more. Geo. S. Thompsons
Ocum :
Crystal Wax entta) Bermuda

onion plants, $1 1000. R. C. Chume

bier, Leo, Rt. 1.

Himolaya black
ed, 100 for $1; Concord, grapes, 10
for $1. C.. mh: Smith, Braselton;

Genuine red and pink
R. potato plants, Gov. insp.,
FOB; ready by March 15:
Davis, Graham.

The Famous
sistant tomato plants, ready,
5C0; $1.50 M; also Hatsings Calits
Wonder sweet pepper, 20c c; $1,
500; - $1.5.0 M. W. B. Cadile, Mt.
Vernon.

Norduke

wilt-ree _
$1

berry, well roots

skin , Pe

1. tax
5 M, $1.40 M; over 5 M, $125MES
Gs Hoek







Mastodon everbearing strawber i

ry plants, 30c. C; $2 M; Quill
melon seed, 10c Jarge thls.; add
postage to all. Mrs, DEW Ss

Phillips, Hartwell, Rt. 2.



Klondike and Missionary straws a

berry plants, 300, 50c; 500,
cabbage plants, 300, 45e; 500, T5e.
M. L. Chambers, Flowery Branch

Genuine imp.. -P. . R.

plants, Gov: insp.,~ $1.50 \M; 5

up, $1.40 M; tomato Mar lobe and x

New Stone, 20c 100. H..G. Evans,

Graham.

CORN AND SHED CORN
FOR SALE
Golden queen pop corn, 10c ae



80s



potato.
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5 Ibs. or more, shelled. and prepaid; 4

unknown peas, sound, $1.50 bu,

FOB. Thos, E. Baggs, Jonesboro... |

Hundred pecks best Whatleys

prolifie seed corn, del. in zone 2
at 81e peek;
and yellow Dent,
Mexican June. W.
son, Box 182.
Pure. Mexican June,
$1.25 per % bu.
Prices on large lots,

white red cob,
Cs Siler, Thome

$2 bu.,

write; Sev.

kinds cow peas for sale also. C. My ~

Hayes, Gainesville, Rt. 9.

Kimmons pure white corn, low .
Stalk, selected, $2 bu.; no less than
bun, shipped, FOB. Frank LL, Linn, ~
White

Whatleys prolific and Hastings we
prolifie. 50c pk.,-$1.50 bu., or exe.

for old-fashioned Ga. runner and

white Spanish peanuts. C. Ey Potts, : :

Macon, Rt. 3.

Two hundred -bu.:
Whatleys prolific, 50c bu. at barn;,
30 M imp. P.R. and big stem Jere*
sey potato plants, ready now, $2
1.000. Malvin B. Griffin, SurrencY,.
Rt hy \

Scotts
big eared var. from 23 yrs. breeds

ing and field selection, 75c peck,

$1.25 per % bu.; $2 bu. Add pos

age if by mail, Z. EL. Scott, oa

cord.

Seventy-five bu. good, sound 1931)
shelled corn, 75c bu., FOB; 10 bu.
mixed peas, sound, $1 bu., FOB,

Cash with order. G. M. Smith, Mids

ville.
Pure Whatleys pr olifie seed
corn, carefully selected and nubbed,.

$1.25. bu.; also excellent grade peas =

nut hay, $7 ton, FOB. Clara Mie
Wells, Cordele.

Whatleys prolific ~ seca corn,

certified and tested, 99 per cent, 4

germination, 50c pk., $1.50 bu. Ts
E. Benson, Buena Vista.

Pure yellow Dent field selected
and pure Mexican
selected, 50c pk., $1.75 bu, Dave
Bryant, Royston, Rt. 1. :

Hastings and white



75 pk. FOB.



slip- shiek :

imp. Marlboro prolific,

June, hands a

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Batts prolific seed corn, Vana 3

picked, tipped, nubbed and shelled,
very prolific, ears low to ground,
$2 bu., COD. No trade. G, P. Whites
worth, Hull.

Pure Whatleys prolific, nubbed,
shelled, $2 bu.; Cokers Cleveland
No. 5, strain 2, cotton seed, ist yr..>
$1 bu.; early velvets, $1.10 bu
FOB. J. F. Thompson, Eastman
Ree

Hastings hard
ears to stalk, T5c peck, $2.50 ot
Je AS Rachels, Dublin.

Pop:-corn, Selb. J. Wilsons
Surrency.

Pure Hastings prolific seed corn, =

hand-selected and nubbed, $1.35
bu. G. W. Pippin, Culloden. \

a
Hastings prolifie, field selected 7

%

and certified pure,by Ga. Crop Imp,
Assn.,
nation; selected seed, nubbed and
shelled, $1.50 bu. Richard Lewis,
Cornelia,

Gables prolific, nubbed and _
shelled, carefully selected, 50c pk; ~
$1.75. bu. del. P. B. Stephens,
Austell. ;

Two hundred bu. good shelled

corn, 65c bu.; Stuart pecans. lhe



tbh. Mrs. R. L. Greene, Cathbert
Rt. 4. s es int

a
yellow corn, 2

tested 100 per cent germie















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| Market Bulletin



| Published Weekly by the
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Arthur D. Jones, Director
Department of
Agriculture

EUGENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner

THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932-









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cy Seed Ru Sale

First quality Whatleys nubbed,
~40c pk., $1.50 bu., FOB. H. T. Rice,
Crawford.

Pure Neals paymaster, the imp.
enn. red coh, grown from certi-
fied seed, $1.25 bu.; Hastings imp.
Hickory King, $1.25 bu. .T..M.
Webb, Ellijay.

Red and yellow mixed pop corn,
Jarge prolific, 7c Ib., 5 Ibs. del.
Large pecan kernels, 20e lb., 2 Ibs.
el.; few Moon watermelon seed;
money order. J. B. Brown, Doerun,
Rt, a

~ Cuban Yellow Flint, 75c pk., $2
bu. FOB. W. A. King, Cordele,
Rt D:

Seed pop corn, shelled, 5 Ib.;,
*Pretty Girl cane seed. 4c Ib. E.
YD; Childers, Holly Springs.

~Guban Yellow Flint corn, not
. Mixed with white corn, $1 pk-, $3
bu. FOB, Grady Cook, Cordele,
Rt. -D.
Yellow Golden Queen pop. corn,
mice, hand shelled, 8c lb. in 100-Ib.
ots, less, 4c lb.; no.orders for. less
than Sta. Ww. Cornelison, Ken-
Bington.
~Svecial field selected Tenn. Pro-
Mtic seed corn, 2-5 ears to stalk,
nubbed and shelled, 25c gal.; 40c
peck; $1.50 bu. FOB. J. W. Fowler,
Buford, Rt. 1,
>. Hastings and Marlboro | seed
corn, crossed and field selected for
5 yrs. 50c pk.; $1-75 bu.; exe. 5 or
- 6 bu. for potato plants; honey crip
Beane seed, 4c 1b. - W. A: Moon,
: Waco: : :
~ Pure Marlboro seed corn, hand
selected, 75c peck, $2. bu. FOB.
John Roark, Flowery Branch.
Twenty Ibs. select Stone Moun-
tain. watermelon seed, del., 25c Ib.
~ or 2 Ibs: for 5 good 100-Ib. capacity
white sacks, or exc. for dried: ap-
ples at 10c 1b. Mrs. W. W. Mason,
~Byronville. :
~Yellow pop corn, 5c 1b.; add post-
age on less than 10 ib. lots. E. J.
Fiewers: Jr., Seville.
_ Hastings fine yellow pop corn,
120 cup and 8c for postage; will
take stamps. Otis alae Com-
meee Rt. 4 -











Sed For <a

Extra Early Yellow Dent seed
eorn, 40e pk., $1.50 bu.; Honey
Brip~ cane seed, $1.50 bu.; white
scuppernong vines, $1.50 doz. J. A
Bennett, Atlanta, Station A.\

Pure Whatleys hand. selected,
$1-50 bu., 90c per % bu. 50c pk.,
add postage. Hubert White, Cuth-
bert, Rt. 3, Box 17.

Hastings prolific, nubbed,
shelled and sacked, $1 bu. FOB,

Hampton. Frank Peebles. Love-
joy.
Fine, hulless pop corn, 10c Ik.

del-; 19381 Ky. wonder bean seed,
20c pt., 30c qt-., del. Arthur Mar-
shall, Concord.

Five bu. country gentleman and
3 bu. Stowells evergreen sweet
corn, 10c Ib: del... P. B- Willingham,
Menlo.

Pop corn, 5 lb. J. B. Wilson,
Surrency.

COTTON SEED FOR SALE
D. P. and L. cotton seed, ist
yr., 75e bu., FOB. E. B. Bone, But-
ler vt. i

Two tons Cokers super 7, $1.50
per 100 lbs., FOB. Henry L. Law,
Bastman, RFD 2.

Eleven bu. Loy Erast premium
long staple cotton seed, 40c bu., at
my place. J. B. Bradshaw, Rome,
Rt 3:

Cokers No. 5, pure, screened at
gin, 50c bu., or exc.; also J. B.
Giant eggs, $1 per 15; stringless
green pod beans, 10c cup. Mrs. W.
E. Whisnante,. Rutledge, Rt. 2.

Rhynes Cook cotton seed, 50c
ku.; Stone Mtn. melon seed, 40c
Ib.; white, colored butter beans,
rice, lady finger peas, little wonder
Eng. peas, 10e lb., FOB. C. D. Wil-
liamson, Plains.

Pure Ruckers long staple, also
D. P. and L. 4-8, Ist: yr. from Mis-
sissippi, either var., 50c bu. Hi. S.
Bryan, Canon. u

Ruckers 2nd yr: and kept pure
at gin, 50c bu.,. FOB. Monford
Holcomb, Calhoun; Rt. 1.

Cleveland big boll, 50c bu., or
exc, D. M. Kirkland, Summertown.

Raburns Imp. Poulnot (best cot-
ton to plant under boll-weevil con-
ditions), 50c bu., FOB, or, exc. for
white Spanish peanuts. Lb. for Ib.
F. LL. Raburn, Ideal.

Forty bu. Wilsons Better Staple,
ist yr., ginned on water gin and
kept pure, 50c bu., FOB. Alvin
Harrison, Dearing.

Lee Wilson cotton seed, Ist. VRS
56c bu., FOB, or exe. for a good
variety of ._Wilt Resistant; also
Whatley seed corn; 1st yr. $1-75
bis FOB; Nubbed and hand
skelled. W. H. Cromer, Ideal.

One hundred and fifty bu. Cok-
ers Cleveland No. 5, strain 2,
drepped on floor after thoroughly
cleaning out gin rolls, and sweep-



ing floor: Ist yr, 60e bu., FOB.
Not less -than=5 buy Ke D.- San-
ders. Eatonton, Rt. 2,

- Petty-Toole
All

Five hundred bu:
and Imp. Cook also Cokers 7.

wilt resistant. Prices, Toole and
Cook, 50c; Cokers, 60c bu. T. O.-
Whitchard, Blakely.

Pure Cokers Cleveland 5. Pri-

vately ginned and recleaned. Good |

producer and brings te premium,
60e bu. J. P. Alexander, Louis-
ville

Pure, selected Cokers No. 5, 75c
bu.; extra fine honey-color sor-
ghum syrup, in new gal. buckets,
50 gals: for sale for.50c gal. W-
W. Trimble, Adairsville, Rt. 2.

Seventy-five bu. Neelys long
staple, 50ec bu.. FOB my _ station.

J. F. Briscoe, Loganville.

D. P. L., 8-4 cotton seed, pure,
privately ginned, 55c bu. -R. L.
O'Kelley, Winder, Rt. 4.

Campbells super-quality, wilt-
resistant, bale-to-acre cotton seed.

75e bu.; N. C. runner peanuts, 50c
bu. Arthur C. Akin, Colquitt.
Ruckers, 1st yr., 75e bu-; Imp.
Orange cane seed, $1 bu.; sorghum
syrup, 10-lb. buckets. 50c gal. All
FOB. J. E. Stone, Adairsville.
Three hundred bu. good Cokers
No. 5 str. cotton seed: gave: $3. bu.

last yr.; gin thoroughly. cleaned,
75e bu. 100 bu. tots. FOB; guar.
perfectly pure . B.:. Nunn,
Bostwick. :

One hundred bu. Wannamakers,
privately ginned and pure _ for
planting, 50c.bu. or exe: some for
pecan trees or-flue-cured tobacco.
B. F. Fagan, Martin.

One small lot genuine Petty-

Toole -wilt-resistant. 1st .yr.. in
even wt. new. haces. = Ro = H.
Warnock, Brooklet.

Petty-Toole wilt-resistant, saved

pure from bale. and half to acre
erp;. 50c: bu. Wi Me Wright. -Ft.
Vaieyv. %
Cakens soi) 4/6: in staple;
rel. cl-and at gin and kept pure.
66c-*bu.. FOB. W: C.. Manley,
Carnesville, Rt. 3. z

aoa a 2a Rye cee tes







ace Gen. Deb

Seed Foe ile

Coker's Super 7, wilt-resistant,
1 1/8 in. staple, Ist yr., %5c bu.,
FOB. O. S. Williams, Scotland.

Five thousand bu. Rowden 40,
strain No. 7%, pure roll-cleaned,
wilt-resistant, premium in 1931 %
to 84, $1 bu.; 25-100 bu., Tbe bu.
FOB. Jay G. Williamson, Eastman.

Two yr.. Cleveland 1 in. staple,
4e; also 2nd yr. D..& P.. L., drop-
ped breast ginned, and Stoneville-
N. 2, 90-day cotton, 50c bu; all
pure. C. N. Adams, Social Circle.

D, P.-L: -No...4 cotton: seed, re-

eleaned, 1 in. staple, 1st yr., 60c
bu; exc. for heifer calves, -O-too-
tan. beans, peas. J. A. Maxwell,
Covington.

Mississippi Delta Pineland, care-
fully ginned, 75c bu. FOB: also
want 4 turkey hens, any standard
Size or breed; state best price at
once. Mrs. Lester McCrary,
Molena.

Sev. hundred bu. Cckers No. 5;
strain 2, unmixed, choice, 40c bu.
at barn, 50 bagged and shipped:
also 2 choice Reg. Jersey bulls, 18

mos. old, cheap. -S: L. Thornton,
Dewyrose, Rt. 2.
Seventy-five bu. Neely long

tale, pedigreed and State .insp.,,
50e bu. H. F. Martin, (no address
given.)

Pure Wannamakers, recleaned,
40e bu.; real good Tennessee mare
mule, 11 yrs. old, wt. 1100. Ibs.
$75. Riley C. Couch, Turin,

Vandivers Heavy Fruiter, 50c
bu- or: exc. bu.for bu. of N. C.
peanuts, or 2 bu, for 1 of Brab.
peas; ea. -pay: frt. W. H. Mason,
Ailey. .

Pure College No.1 cotton seed;
$1:50 per 100 Ibs. L.A. Hoimes,
Ranger.

Langford imp. big boll (now called
Langford pedigreed cotton), 1 in.
staple, 39.3 per cent lint, $2. bu.
Mrs: F. L. Langford, Commerce,
Rich:

No. 1 Cleveland big boll, 75c bu.,
No\ 1. Vandivers: Heavy Fruiter,

75c bu.; made bale and half per
acre on good ground. Daniel Deen,
Axson.

Lee Wilson; big, boll, Ist yr., ex-
tra early, 50c bu. Exe. for runner
peanuts or pumpkin yam potato
plants. O. B. Bowden, Ft. Valley,
R22,

For as good cotton seed:as mon-
ey can buy (Ruckers Contract).
short staple, 7/8-15/16. Write or
wire. A. S. Mayfield, Alpharetta.

Pure Cokers Cleveland 5, pri-

vately ginned and recleaned, good |

producer and brings 1c premium;
60c bu. J. P. Alexander, Louisville.
Fine lot of Delta and Pine Land
No. 4, pure, ist yr.,
Grady Adams, Social Circle,
Marretts Cleveland big boli, 1st
yr; 60c bu. FOB. himer< Frey,
Dalas,; Rt. 3. .
Fifty bu. Cokers No. 5, grown
from reg. seed, kept clean at gin,
0c bu. W. . Jones, Ranger,
Five hundred bu. Petty-Toole,
Imp. Cook and Cokers No. 7 cot-
ton seed. Price, Toole and Cook,
5Uc bu.; Cokers, 60c. Guaranteed
sound. T. O. Whitchard, Blakely.

Positions Wanted

Want job on farm; can do any
kind of farm work. 34 yrs.'old and
single. No bad habits. Dont drink
nor curse. Hard working man. Jim
Holt, Flintstone.

Want job on poultry, truck or
dairy farm, or gen. farming. Can
drive car and truck? Have wife an4
child. White. References. Oxford
Denham, Madison; Rt. 2.

Thirty-three-year-old woman
wants place as assistant with
poultry and other light work for
home, board and some wages. State
what you can offer. Mrs. Jas. Fen-
nel, Blackshear. < 2

Want home with old couple as
caretaker, or anything can make
living at. Prefer near Atlanta or
Marietta. Wife and self only. 49
and: 37 years old. Ref. F. l.. Fowler.
Snryrna.

Disabled World War Vet., age
387 yrs. Married, no children. Gets
$59 per month pension, will care-
take country estate for rent. W. Ce
Charping, Atlanta, RFD Tt, Box.357

Young man wants heme on farm
near Atlanta. Will work chean
Write immediately. Donald Wel-
don; Atlanta, Rt. 2, Box 174, Polar
Rock Road.

Reliable man
country place
wages. Both



and wife want
to look after for
willing | workers.
Lifetime exp.; 34-30 yrs. old. No
children. David H. Perkins. At-
lanta, 955 Hall Place, N. Ww.
Single man, 39 years old, good
habits, wants position doing, light
work and eh spc: State proposi-
tion and when can come and get
me .H. Eo -Jiaberger, Atlanta,






50c <buc He

cial assistance. R- C. Phelps,



_ once

Positions Wanted
Want a good blacksmith 6.

Thoroughly exp.; salary or halves.

1 Dont mind work. as c. Baldwi in,

Royston, Rt. 3.
Twenty-two-yr.-old widow with

1 child wants job helping with

light farm work, raising chickens
and garden, etc. Live as one of
family in good home. Small sal-
ary. Mrs. Lucy Spires, Ailey, Rt.
2, Box 20.

Widow and daughter want home:

with elderly couple without chil
dren, to do light farm work, ete:
Mrs: Hoke Evans. Lithia Springs:

Want 2-mule farm on halves.

Have to be moved and, furnished

in crop time; can furnish 1 hand

for wages year round; 6 in fam-,
Alfred |:

Harris, Adairsville, Rt 2) cares Bs

ily: all -work. _ At once.
L. Christian.
ee: man wants work,

trap-nesting, tending

and laundry, $2.50 week. Gea
Rewe, Bridgeboro, Ret

Want job on farm, $10. per mo.
and 14-A. land. board and jaunary.
A. B. Hill, Irwinton, Rt. 2.

Want job on farm; can milk,
drive truck dnd general farm
work, $12 mo,; board and laundry.
Hili Toler, Irwinton, Rt. 2.

Reliable man wants job as yard}

man or doing general gardening;
can give excellent reference. G..R
Yarbrough, Vinings.

Want job on farm. by month or
day; prefer near Whigham; know |},

farming and. can give ref. if

wanted. BE. Morgan, Morven.

Want to work 3 or 4-hors crop
with good man; raised in North
and was raised to work; ~ prefer
working for wages and let family
run .8-horse - crop; ref. J. L.
Scutherland, Rome, Rt. 4.

Want job on farm; can do car-
penter, mechanical work also,
drive car; etc.; no bad habits, be-
lenge to church, willing worker,
good health, . middle-aged, single.

ref.; write. Robt.J. Davis, Carters- |

ville, Rt, 4, eare Jesse Landers.

Twenty-eight-yr.-old married.
Inan with 1 child wants work on
farm at once; must be moved and
furnished. R. B.: pee Ss Roswell,
Re-2:

Widow with 6 children, twin
boys, 19 yrs., youngest; 10 yrs. old;
ean do any kind of farm work:
take crop or wages+all good health
and good. workers. Mrs. Martha
Moore, Calhoun, Rt. 1. >

Want i-horse crop of good land
on 50-50 basis; prefer within 35 or
49 miles Atlanta. J. N- Conner,
Atlanta, 715 North Ave.; N. W.

Want, 2-horse farm on shares, or

for wages. Ernest Fletcher, River-
dale
Settled couple wants work on

farm; caring for live stock, poul-
try or field hand, or most any
kind of work; write. B. Ardis,
Hephzibah, Rt. .3, Box 34.

Widow dsires home with couple
on farm, to assist with gen. light
farm= work; < 6te<: Mrs.o' Je 2A:
Brenzier, Washington, Rt. 3.

Want l1-horse crop on halves or
wages; have to be moved - and
furnished; .exp. general farming,
drive car, truck ete., 29 yrs. old,
wife. and .1. child;. at once, A. C.
Lankford, Stephens, .care A. T.
Lankford.

Want 2-horse crop, good house,
good water, convenient to school;
can furnish self, but have to be
moved; large family. W. E. Hill-
man, Pinehurst, Rt. 1

Want work on farm for wages,
13 yrs. old, orphan and can give
good service. Lester Tabor, Pavo.

Want at once a good _ 2-horse
crop on halves, with-.a good 4 or
5-room -house, near church

school; can. furnish self to make
crop. Isaac. J. Stanton. Conyers,
Rte

Man, wife, 1 child Want work on

farm on -halves or for wages. Do
most any kind farm work, dairy
ing, truck or milling; ete. W. C.
Queen, Douglasville, Rt. 5, care
O. C. Queen.
Want 25 or 30 acres. Standing
rent or shares. Do not need finan:
At-
lanta, Rt: 2, Box 459.

Want place on farm, share basis
or wages. 4 in family. Have to be
furnished. W. a ape Atlanta
859 Bedford St., N. W.

Want deer fas to dress inte.

old-fashioned buck skin: does, $2:
buck, $3. Write for full particulars.
Clarence Hutcheson, Baxley. Rt. 1.
Want job on farm that will pay
$12.50 per month and board. 18
years old and can do all kina af
farm work. J. C. Young, Dixie.
Went 2-horse crop on halves.
Picnty of help to run 2-horse. Will
take dittle help. Write or see :.1t
J, H. Sells, Loganville, Rt. 4



some exp. want place on

tend-}..
= chickens, brooding baby chicks,|
incubators, .

farm repairs, gardening, for joard4 A

jor poultry. Miss Emina Bell, Ma.

lochnee, Rt. 1.

light farm and garden work. Smail

Ville.

| more,-Rt. 1. Box 7%.

and.

family, Care for chickens) and
assist with other light work
Write R. FE. Maloney, LaFayetl
RES8:

Want good party for 1 oF
horse farm: Good. bottoms and
uplands at Snapfinger -ereek, 5

| sist

live





want small place or 4 or 5 ae
near Atlanta. J, M. Wilson, Broo!
haven. :

Couple, country born and. raised,

poultry
farm. Chance to learn with dee a

living quarters more impor
than salary. T. L. Durfee, Atlant
1784 Cornell Road.

_ White couple wish to ao tava
ing on halves. at once, Consider
other things. J. ae Cook, Dalto
41 Charles St-, :

Want crop on oy 50: basis or.
hire by. the month. 45 years
raised on farm. Family of 6 eh a
dren; also exp. in milling, ete,





pWife can work Ae J. H, Cas ai

Suwanee. 2
Refined Christian woman veut
position on. farm. Miss Hat
Brand, Marietta, care gen. del.
retuned Christian woman wa
ositi on on. farm, assisting wi
SOuIETYy. ete. Miss Emina Agerto





Atlanta, 372 Was Spee ae Phone

JA. 9161.

Nice, perineds Athen woman
Se place on farm for small
salary. First-class helo with dairy












con, Rtf-1-

Farm Help Wanted. |

w ant good, reliable man for. gen.
farm work. Must be willing worker
and no boozer. Fair wages, bo
and. washing. Earnest Cheek, Mar
tin. ou

Want at once, man who ean plow
to take crop 5 acres in cotton, 5 iz
corn, or all in cotton. Will doa:
and go 50-50. Honest and be gaod
worker. W. W: Brooks, Lithonia,
Ry 3. :

Want boy 14 to 18 years of ag
to live as one of family. No





att
habits: Treat right and give 7

cotton patch. Write or come at
once. Gober Murphy, Jasper, Rt 2

Want a. good blacksmith th
can also do good farm work, plo
ete. . J. Stuckey, Blakely, Box 242

Want single, unincumbered man
to work small t-horse crop on 60-
50 basis. I furnish board, room.an
stock, etc. B. F. Hartman, Och:






















Want white or colored boy
man, single, to work on far
Give him all 3 acres will mak
and his boardand laundry. V
Rowland, Stockbridge, Rt. 1, ~

Want. girl, orphan preferred to
live in farm home and assist with
work for board and clothes. Mu
be from respectable family, Me
D. C. Mixon, Screven.

~Want at once woman to live- ag
one of family of 2 and assist in





salary. Mrs. W.-W. Davis; Starrs.








Want gocd White woman tae live
as one of family and assist with
poultry, etc. Mrs.-W. R. Hill, Sy

Want to hear from white wom
an to help with light farm work
ane poultry; live as one of famly
ina good home. Carl Camp, Dale
das Rte ss Box a:

Healthy, energetic, young wom:
an to live as one of family and
assist with light jobs or farm,
milk*~cows, hoe garden, ete. will
woman and single son.. Mrs. Mary.
V. Green; Waytross, Rt, 1. 2)

Want boy or girl, 12-20 yrs. old,
to-live as one of family and as-
sist with farming. Must be right
sort of girl or boy and not afral
of work. Orphan preferred. ~
A. Kennedy, Groveland, Rt. i
. Want single white man, not over
49 yrs. of age, without bad habits
and a willing. worker. to work on
the farm, live as one of the fam:
ily; $6.50 mo:, board. At onee. wu
Joyner, Hinesville.

Want refined middle-aged wont
an to live on the farm as one









































miles Avondale; on main highwa
J: H. Gibson, Stone Mtn., Rt. &
Want. a sober, honest and
spectable white farmer for 4 3
and 4th crop: must furnish hi
self: cottage, barn * and garde
supplies; write. Mrs. tT D. Dodge
Tallapoosa; Rt. 1. ae
Want middle-aged,
bered woman to live as
family. (mother and sen) and as
with: eows, chickens, garden
ete.: small salary. Mus. I. J. Pae
Chamblee, Rt. 1

Want a good, settled womal
as one of family (@ only
family) and help with light fam
work; unincumbered woman
sired, Mrs. Ivie Carpenter el
land, Ate 1; Box 80.




0 / honest boy willing |.

30 yrs. old; share in

a and. laundry; write

. Crowe,. Gatesville:
1a or boy to live as one
and | help with farm
o bad habits; will treat
ive a good cotton patch,
nee. Mrs. J. C. Freeman,

, ppd wages. Hardy

=o, live. with couple in

th modern -conveniences

Ge Ws

exp. oetr awberry packer
_ particulars and
ee etn Eee

: > bigs 2rhorse. crop, ees
elper, share crop. given;
paid part time, milk and
furnished; must be honest,
: orkers. Howard E33

Dee in developing

and hog farm, near At-,

me exp. required. R. S.
nta, 1293 Oxford _Road,



srabham peas at $1

chufas, free of nut-
Dixon, Avera.

Kaffir. corn and

h Reacsian sunflower seed,

nfield eee Los. M. Cor-

Pants. "for any good kind of
seed or: ee at reason-
es Smith, Carl-

ant yd ant Ae bean

ole: also white bunch
Yr be mand - cabbage plants.
* iety., Exc. value. Write.

ae for half gal. velvet

W. M.. Delay. .

: bout 3 Ibs; tomato seed;
xc- honey drip cane seed, or
Crowder peas; write what
ve. A A. Nash, . Riverdale,

spanish peanuts for sale.

tle, Hampton...

Calif. black-eyed peas,
pkin seed, Ga. collard seed,
onion sets or plants, or pea-

> potato plants, April ~ del.

- Taylor, Lylerly.
ant variety of seeds for truck

rd) 3 Will pay cash later in
8 or return dbl. amount. of
n the Fall. V..C.. Lehman.



1 SHED CORN
WANTED
ant 50 to 100 bu. milling corn;
el. and FOB price. H. C.
ie ete.

ee Garland Saor
Oo buy 40-50 bu. white
Oo per week. Give best
O. L. Cowan, Doraville.
genuine. Looney seed corn,

: teshaw. seed. peice Fes



, se Waverly Way.
100 per cent
be. from our proven
ding hens; sired by individual-
sdisreed males; officially blood-
ics ea. week: write for

= Kantala, Elberton.
orous: chicks from
of R- I. Reds, White and
Rocks; W. Wyandottes, J.
nants and W. Terhorns: cus-
hh tching: Geo. T Adair. El.

ically hatched baby chicks,
shbred B.. R,-and Reds, $7.56
ed, heavy breed, $6.50; live
r.; older chicks, $8.50 100.

West, Ashburn.
e Barred Rock < chicks for
reek in March del., $30 for
ar, 100 per cent del.: send
for booking order: eggs,
Mrs... P Cowart,

,|Ferris W. L. chicks, 7c each:

Tancred.

selected



Baby Chicks For Sale

Seventy-five heavy mixed chicks, |.

3 wks. old, 18 each if lot is taken,
or 20c ea. for less. Mrs. si a
Stewart, Alma, Rt. 1. :

High powered baby chicks, Reds,
Rocks, $8 ; Everlay Brown and
Tancred White Leghorns, $7
del. D. F. Thomas, Odum.

Baby chicks from selected 2 and
3 yr. old. Tancred hens, $7.50.C;
500, $32.50 del. A. V. Holloway,
Graymont. .

Pape str.
chicks, $8 C; also eggs, same str.,
$3 .C; 45 eggs, 65 del- Mrs. oO Li:
Rehberg; Cairo,

Pure bred 8. C. Buff Orp. day old
chicks, 10c each, March 12, del.
Miss Ronie Johnson, Shellman,
Re. ks

Four thousand five hundred
ehicks each week; R.. . Reds,
Barred Rocks, or White Leghorns,
$6.75. per C, eee GeeDs Fain,
Edison.

Selected, pure bred B. Rocks,
Reds, Buff Orp., W. Wyandottes,
WwW. Rocks, 255- 290 egg Eng. Leg-
hons, $6.75 : heavy assorted,
$6.25; less 100, add 1c chick, epee eb
Fechtel, Albany.

Better chicks: . Reds, Rocks,
Wyandottes, $8.50; Leghorns, $7.75;
Hi-Grade Buff Leghorns: $9. Guar
to be as represented. H. R. Gas
kins, Fitzgerald, Rochelle, Rd.

Nice quality Donaldson Red
chicks from splendid layers, $10 C,
del.; live del.; eggs, $1 per 15;
$1.50, 50; $4.50 100. Mrs. H. G.
Brown, Stone Mtn,, Rt. 1.

4 7 hatched paby chick: 9c ea

e
chicks, 75 each, If hen wanted
Will be shipped together in light
crate. Mrs. J B. Cullars, Claxton,
Rta 23

White and 8S. L. Wyandotte baby
|chicks, $6 per C; 500, $28, or Te
each for orders under 100. Guar:
100 per cent live del. Asa. M.
Vickery, Lavonia, Rt. 2,

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

Accredited, electrically hatched
baby = chicks, bloodtested, from
jodine dipped eggs, Reds, Rocks,
Orp., Wyandottes, Giants, Leg-
horns, .7i4c -each, $7 100. Cy J
Yancey, Atlanta, 298 West Peach-
tree? #
_Two hundred chicks; willbe 4
wks. old March 24, heavy, mixed
breed, 128c each, $16 per 100; day
old chicks, 8c each. Money order
preferred. Mrs. J. SS. Berryhill,
Cochran, Rt. 5- ;

Custom hatching, 50-50 basis, or
2c an egg; also can fill orders for
thoroughbred Booths B. Rocks and
Ant
Faircloth, Mystic.

Rocks, Reds, Wyandottesc,
Orphingtons, $7.50 per ; White
Brown Weghorns: Anconas, $7 C:

guar. del.: every chick strong and.

healthy. BE. R. . Adlington, 510

Piedmont Ave., Atlanta.

Grain and Hay For Sale
_ About 35 tons good meadow hay;
ne rain nor damage; baled, $12 ton
FOB cars; $10 at barn, 3 miles S.
Swords. J. H. Osborne, Swords.

Three thousand bundles bright
fodder, 4-hand to bundle, $1.50 per
diundred; 50 bu. brown speckled
Whip. peas, $1 bu:; 50 gal. sor-
ghum, 50c gal. FOB: J. C.- McKoy:
Newnan.

Sev. tons good, bright native
hay; write for prices. M. R. Lock-
hart, Louisville, Rt. 5, Box 54.

One-half tons peanut hay, $5.50
per ton here. C. J. Gordon, War-
wick, Rt. 3.

Sev. tons Bermuda and other
grass hay, nicely cured and baled
without rain, $10 ton, FOB. Chester



ae Forsyth, Rt. 38. ee

Twenty tons bright power baled
peanut hay with plenty of peanuts,
$5 ton, POR. R. Wiggins, Smith-
ville

Peanut vine

hay, $6.50 per ton;

seed velvet beans, 90c bu.; runner

and white Spanish seed peanuts.
214c per Ib.. all FOB. T. A. Acree.
Camilla.

Bright peavine eee mixed with
sorghum, $13 ton, FOB. Rie Te
Rowls, Williamson.

Good, bright peanut hag free
from weeds, $6 ton, FOB; 4 cars
for sale; 1 M bu. slip-shucked corn
in ear, 50c bu., FOB. J.K. Luck,
County Agent. Americus.

Grain and Hay Wanted

Want 800 or 1 M Ibs. peanut
hay. L. W. Mills, Kingsland, Rt. t

Exe. Spanish peanuts, partridge
head snap beans, and S.C. R. L
Red setting eges for 1 setting of
RB. B. Mammoth Bronze turkey
eggs. D. C. Mixon, Sereven- z



S.. C.. Black Minrca |

or 8c ea., FOB; hen to carry.

|Chgs. and I furnish feed.



2 Baby Chicks W Wala ;

Exe. 90-day runner velvet neans
at $1 bu., ship-shucked corn at 60c

bu here, for Donaldson str. Red*

baby chicks, or Bourbon Red day
old turkeys, Mrs. Thos. Swinson,
(address not given).

Want 100 pure bred chicks to
raise on halves to 8 wks. old; Reds
preferred; also 10 or 12 : heifer
calves to raise on halves. Mrs. D.
W. Bullard, Pelham, Rt. 5.

Want 200 W. L chicks by April
20 to raise on halves to 8 wks. old.
Want good W. D. tested. Write
for further information. Mrs. Parry
V. Young, Summerville, Rt. 1.

Want to get in touch with party
raising thoroughbred Partridg=
Rock baby chicks for sale. S. H.
eee Atlanta, 86 Howard Street,

Exc. pure P. Ry potato plants,
gov. insp. for pure bred R. I. Red
or W. L. chicks, April 20 del. Tye
J.-C, Klythe, Hahira, Rt: 2.
Want 100 chicks to raise on
halves to 9 wks old, any large str.
Write at once. Mrs. Daisy B. Todd.

Hartsfield, Rt. 2.
- Want 100-200 any large breed | B
{ chicks to raise on halves to 12 wks.

old; Reds or Australorps preferred
Mrs. T. R. Chastain, Thomasville.
124 Cherokee St.

_ Exe. 15 ibs. dried. apples .and
peaches, free of worms for 20 baby
chicks any pure breed, Write first.
Frank Hanley, Commerce, Jeffer-
son St.

Want 200-300 baby chicks to
raise on halves, any large breed.
Miss Emma Sue Cochran, Lavonia.

Want 200 baby chicks, pure-bred
R. I. Reds. or Barred Rocks to
rais on halves to 8 wks, old. Mrs.
M. W. Brindle, Dalton, Rt. 2.

Want 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 10-12 wks old- Party pay
Prefer

B:
Mt.

10 each, Anconas and _J.
Giants. Mrs, b. S. Denton,
Vernon, Rt: 1. ;

Want 100 chicks to - raise on
halves to 8-10 wks. old; any kind.
Mrs Della mfehols, Lawrenceville,
RES

Want 500 pias to raise -on
halves to 8-10 wks. old. Barred
Rocks. or Reds. I furnish feed.
J. B. Hutchens, Vienna, Rt. 1. .

Want 100 R. I. Red chicks to
raise on halves to 10 wks..old. Del.
April Ist. Write. if interested.
Miss Cora Hoyes, Canon.

Want 200 chicks to raise on
halves to 8 wks old. White or
Brown L. preferred. Party to pay
shipment; I furnish feed. os Leg-.
gett, Surrency.

Want from 1-500 chicks to raise
on halves to 10 wks. old- Mrs.
Dena Sparks, Atlanta, 48 Krogg
Street. ;

Want 100. chicks to. raise on
halves to 8 wks. old. Mrs. Nellie
M. Stone, Nicholls, Rt. 3.

Want 100 to 500 chicks to raise
on halves, heavy breed preferred.
ne first. Merle: Rahn, Clyo;
at 2:



Eggs For Sale

Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs,
$1 per 15; well selected f-om prize-
winning flock. Lawrence Wynn,
Milledgeville, Box. 226. :

Pure bred S. . Buff Leghorn
eggs. 50c per 15 del.; baby chicks
$7.50 per c del.; Knapps str. Buff
Cochin bantam rooster, pure bred.
grown, for sale. B. L.. Javnn. Way-
cross, Rt. 4. =

Parks B. R. eggs from.1 and 2:
yr-old hens and Cream Grade
cockerels, direct, permit No. and
rating, 11-D1-32, $1-.per 15 del..
crats ret. Mrs. A. H.> Watson,
Graymont. :

Pure Warhorse game eggs, $1
per 15, or exe. for running butter
bean, stringless green pod _ pole
bean seed, dried apples or peaches
W. M.-Davidson,-Maysville, Rt. 3.

Pure bred Regal Dorcas W.
Wyandotte eggs, Tic per 15, J..T.
Owens, Covington, Rt. 2.

Black Minorca eggs, $1 per set-
ting, prepaid. L. ~ B. Williams.
Newnan.

Depression prices on quality
hatching eggs, Osborne str. Au
stralorps, worlds greatest layers.
$1.50 per 15 FOB; crates ret.; also
1 W. L. pedigreed cock, $1 FOB
Jchnson Crowe, Cartersville.

J. B. Giant eggs, selected, Royal
Purple str, $1 per 15; $2.75. 48:
$4.50 C del.; fertility puar: cartons
ret W. H. Richardson, E'berton.
Atos

Everlay B. L. eggs, stock direct
from Portland, Indiana, 60 per 15:
$1 for 30; safe del. and ,postpaid
Cc. E. Smith, Braselton.

Everlay Light B. L. eggs, Grade
A hens, sired by cock direct from
yard No. 29, Everlay Farm Toc
per 15. Mrs. J. lL. Ethridge,
Auburn, .

s

2, Set,

ESO. ah. 2. GREMS,



- Eggs For Sale
Full Cornish eggs, from heavy
wt. Stock;. $1-12 per .15;: Lifsey

watermelon seed, 50c Ib.3; exc. for

peanuts; Ib. seed for 1 bu.; money
orders: Mrs. E, P. King, Rochelle,
Route.

- Nice Barred Rock eggs; $1 per
15: $1.50, 80; $4.25. 100. Mrs. J Hi.
Moore, Stone Mountain, Rt. 1.

Eggs from half White Pekin
and half Indian runner ducks, $1
per 15 prepaid by parcel post. H.
H,. Williams, Rydal, Rt. 2.

Pure Aristocrat eggs, 55c
set. del.;
40c;. old-fashioned peaches,
white running butter beans, 15e Ib.
Mrs. O, F. Cheek, Oglethorpe.

Pure bread Regal Dorcas W.
Wyandotte eggs, 75c per setting.
Cartons returned. Elizabeth Mixon,
Ocilla:

Kentucky Doms game eggs, $1
per 15, del. Crate ret. No checks.
H.,O,. Loyd, Covington, Rt. 5.

R. Il. Red eggs, dark red to skin.

Combination Mahood and. Tomp-
kins strains. Have sev. prize win-
ners, 75c per 15. Carton ret. C. R.
ttiss Cumming, Rt. 7.
One hundred per cent pure
Tancred str. AAA quality hatching
eggs, from extra good layers, 30
doz. Mrs. BX fs: Cothren,; ais
green.

Eggs from pure Thompson imp.
Ringlet B. Rocks, 85c per 15 del.
Mrs. J. W Buchan, Ambrose.

per

Hatching eggs from extra good.

laying str. Fawn and White Indian
Runner ducks at depression: piices.
75c doz., prepaid. W. J. Wylam,
Cleveland.

Pure Napoleon Blue Game eggs,
$3.50 per. 15. Mrs. J. D. Rhodes,
Dexter, Rt. 3.

Selected: pure bred Parks B. R.
hatching eggs direct from Mont-
rose, Mo., 75c per 15 postpaid, or
exec. for dried fruit, free of worms.
Mrs. Sam Yawn, Milan, Rt. 3.

Pure Parks str. Permit B1-32, $1
per 15. Wm. J. Lloyd, College Park.

Eggs from Thompsons Dark
Imp. Ringlets. Parent stock direct
from Thompson breeder, 75c per.
15 del. Mrs. L. S. Vaughn, Com-
merce, Rt. 5. =

Buff Orp. eggs for setting from
prize winning stock, $1.25 per 15;
in same basket, $2.25. Mrs.
W. E. Webb, Sr., DEI SOT DS: RE
1, Box 12

Buff Orp. eggs Fee bloodtested
stock, direct from Booth, $1 per 15;
also. few hens, $1.25 each, or: exc.
for:good syrup. Mrs: J. W. Mc-
Gowan, Graymont, Rt. 1.

Thorntons - Bred-to-lay S. GC.
Black Minorea eggs, 75c per 15, or
exc. for early speckled velvet bean,
or pole cat peas. L. L, Thornton,
Woodville, RFD. .

Pure bred S. C. Black -Minorca
eges, 75c per 15; $1.25 for 30; $3.75
per 100, del.; Stone Mtn. water-
melon seed, B0c lb. Mrs. O. L. Law,
Eastman, Rt. 1.

R. I. Red eggs, 60c per 15; .crates
returned; dark selected stock. Exc.
for B. L. pure breed eggs, Miss
Florence Horne, Grovetown.

Eggs from-dark, selected husky
Tompkins str,
65c per 15; $1.20 for 30;- $2.50 C,
Gel, No chks. Mrs. M. B. Scroggs
Alto.

Pure. Mahoney Gull pit game
eggs, from 5 times winner cock
and old hens; the high flying kind,
$3.50 per 15; $4 for 30. Claude
Logan, Ellijay.

Guar. full stock B. B. M. B. tur-
key eggs, $8.50 doz., March del.
Crate ret. Money order or ecashiers
check. Will Hart, Alto, Rt. 1.

Tom Barron str. W. L. eggs, and
Booths AAA B. Rocks, 75c per 15;
$3.50 per C; baby chicks, $10-C
Exc. for meat, syrup, etc. Warren
Chaney, Broxton.

Booths AAA B:; Rock eggs from
2 ye old. hens, with. 287-324
records, direct. Sat. guaranteed.
75c per 15; chicks, $10 C, del. Mrs.
Jos. Peterson, Broxton. Rt. 2.

Genuine Tom Barron W. L. eggs
from Roselawn and Tibbals best

1300 egg blood matings, 75c per ay

$3.50 C;. chicks, $9 100. Mrs. Ww.
Tanner, Broxton, Rt. 2.

Pure Golden Buff Orp.
$15 60= per= 15, del;

eges, $1,
pure Golden

Sebright bantam cocks, cockerels./

$1, $1.50 each; eggs. $1 per 15 del
Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Acworth, Rt. 2.

Golden Buff Orp. eggs, 75c per
15. Miss M. Griffin, Woodland.

Few settings each week of. pure
bred Barred Reeck and R. I. Red
eges, 65c per setting. J. HE: Beas-
Jey, Fargo.

Pure bred, first year from
Fischels, White Rock eggs. $1 per
15, del.; 1931 pullets and cockerels.
$1 each. Mrs. Z%. Li. Scott, Concord.

Pure bred fawn Indian Runner
duck eggs, best laying str., 75c pei
13 del. A; D. Call, Hilijay, Rt. 4.

+Rupery,

Stone Mtn. melon. seed.
10;



Were For Sale

Donaldsons pure red ed e.

per 15 del.; crate to be returned,
Make best offer on 6-12 doz. lots;
2 pks. Hastings yellow sugar
Crowders, Se Jb. H.. L. Hillefonge
Rt. Li

Golden Buff Orp.

dried apples. Mrs. Elsie
Baxley, Rt. 3.

Reg. stock
from. 2-3 yr. old hens,
direct, reg. per. .10-D1-32,
15 del:; $1.50 per 24 del; cartons

ret. Mrs. John Watson, Ciraymons.

WR... e888,"
cockerels-

Parks? By

eggs, Ibe per
5, $1.40 per 2 settings; also want.
senna leaves and seed in exc. ang ~
Altman,

85e per

Pure bred Owen str. R. I. Red

eggs; exc. 2 settings for 1,500 Py.
R. potato, slips, to be del. April 163)
egg crate to be ret. Mrs. Ernest
Kesler, Nicholson, . t

Pure bred Buff Rock egss; exe,
2 settings for 1,500 big stem Jersey
potato slips to be del,
egg crate to be ret. Mrs.
Kesler, Nicholson.

Light Brahma eggs, black and _

prown str. 4 15be per 15, or $1.25 per
30, postpaid. J. F.

Pure bred Ancona eggs from
prize winning, heavy laying stock,
$2..per 50; Te per 15 eggs. poste

paid Quick del W. L. Stonecypher, _

Forest Glen, Rt. 1.

Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs; :

hens wt. 5-7 lbs.; mated with 9-11
lb. unrelated roosters, $1 per 16.
Mrs. Fred Johnson, Dawson, Rt. 6,

Pure bred Buff Rock eggs, 75
per 15, fine stock.
Youngblood, Rome, Rt. A

S.C? R. I. Red hatching eggs;' gh
per 15; $1.75 for 30 del.; Owens:
str... bred to lay. A. D:
Daisy.

Pure bred . C. R. I. Red eggs,
Mrs: J. J. Miles, Bax

45c per 15.
ley: Rt. 4.

S. R: Buff Orp. pure bied eggs,

90c per 15; $1-50 per 80 FOB. Mrs. -
RR. E: Longe, Douglasville, Rt 1. 7
Regal Dorcas Wyandotte ggsy
T5c: carton ret.; big Blue
eges, $1-25 per doz. Pp... Pe
cornfield and Ky.
25e Ib. Mrs. G F.
Rts2:
pecs Wonder

Blalock,

Bird (Turken)

3, $1.250for 15: eartons ret. Miss
856 -

icenk Campbell> Atlanta,
Boulevard S. E.
Pure Golden Buff Minorca eggs,

selected, Webber and Rusk str., $1

per 15; $1.75, 30; $2,. 50;$3.75 100,
Graymont |

Morgan Holloway,

Rtels .
S. c. Black Minorca eggs; $1 per ~

15, del. in safety carriers, Pape
str: F. FE. Harrell, Jewell. -

Large kind, thoroughbred W. lL.
hens, penned to themselves and
will sell eggs to set at $1 for 15
for the next 2 wks. Mrs. W. Sy
Coody, Rhine, Rt. 3.

Select, pure bred Thompson B.
R. eggs, 75e per 15 del.; exc. 30 for
1200 P. R. potato plants, del. April;
can send eggs now. Mrs. N. Ry
Wilson, Canon, Rt. 2.

Pure bred Giant str. Light Brahe N

ma eggs, $1 per 15; crate ret. Mrse
T. Paul, Lexington. .

Pure bred Partridge Rock eggs;

stock direct from Bird Bros., $1.50

per 15 del.; high percentage of

fertility. guar. Fenton

Harrison, Brunswick, Rt. 1.
Deep, dark red R. I. Red eggs,

W.

pure: bred, 50e for 15 or exc. for -

BP, 2R: potato plants. Mrs. Laura
Montgomery, Mautlk.
One ease Tancred W. L.

ing eggs ea. week, $7.50; also %

case Parks B, Rock eggs ea. weeks

$4 S. G. Lowe,. Mansfield. 5
Slightly mixed White Pekin -
duck eggs, $1 per 18 postpaid. Mrs.
Emily B. Carnes, Cumming, Rt. 1.
Selected Giant str. Light Brah-

April Lass
Gs Hs

Miller, Lea. (4, =

Mrs. D, Bye

MeCollum,

goose
old-time
Wonder beans,
Lylerly;:~ @

Clifford :

hatch: a

ma and Royal Purple J. B. Giant |

eggs, $1 per 15 del. or exc. for 12 _
pure |

lbs white, black-eyed . peas,
and sound, ea. pay postage. Arthur
HK. Meyer, Winterville.

Giant Black Minorca
per setting prepaid. L. B. Milians,
Newnan,

ee
ess

Jurkey eggs and baby turkeyse
20th?

eges, 40c ea- after March
baby turkeys, after April 20. 65
each. Hilary McEntyre, Calhoun,
Res ;

Bek
case lots weekly,
$i per 15;
cocks, 2% yrs. old, $2 ea., Mahood-
str. Miss Belle Timmerman, Bren:

R. I. Red hatching eggs,
$3.50 C eollectss

wood, Box &3. a

Booking orders for M.-B. poirey
eggs $3.50 doz. del.; baby turkeys;
same: str., 35c ea., del.;. $1 book
order; bal. on del. of eggs around
the 20th March. Mrs. R. L.
Columbus, 2531 17th Ave.

Thoroughbred W. IL.
eges,
Fry.

Pure bred S. G. Golden Sebright
eges, $1:75 per 15 prpaid. Arnold
Barrett, Social Circle, Box 17%.

ee

$2.50. for 50+-$4 Crag

Arnall,

hatching =
$1.75 per 15. Rv Be-Valdon,=






Eggs For Sale

Pure bred Partridge Rock eggs,
$1.25 per setting; write for prices
on 50 and 100. lots. Mrs. T.. E.

Stephens, Cordele, Rt. C.

Mammoth White Pekin duck
\eges. $1 per 15; money order; no

Bron exc. 1. set. of 15: for *4
erates, 15 egg cap.;write first.
Mrs: W. A. McPherson, Bronwood,
at -=2.

Trap-nested, Rose Comb, Thomp:
kins str. R. I. Reds and Fischel
Str White Rocks; ea. egg marked
with hens number, 75c per setting



Per <2 set. $1.25. L. S: McLean,
Sharpsburg. :
B. Re. and R. I. Red eggs, $i

' per 1d, also day old chicks, 8'%c

ea.. Golden . Sebright bantam
~ rooster, $1. Mrs. Milton Sumner,
- Sylvester, Rt..3.

Big Bone Giant M. B. turkey
eggs, $3.50 per 12 FOB, or swap
for P. R. potato plants; write at
once. Mrs.. Marshall Lewis, Rydal,

Bo Tet, 32-

_ Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs,

' 0 an egg, FOB; now ready from
2 yr. old Bird Bros. pure stock.

Mrs J, H. Bulis, Huching.

Thompsons imp. Ringlet B. R.
eves, from prize winning pen 3
yrs. in succession at County Fair,
75c per 15 postpaid; cartons ret.-

59 or more, 4c each: Mrs. Eula
.Steadam, Bainbridge, BU 2s
Box! 329.

Jf. B. Giant eggs, Royal Purple
sir,, $1 per 15; $2.75 for 48; $4.50
C; fertility guar.; cartons ret. W.
H: Richardson, Elberton, Rt. 3.

Columbian Wyandotte eggs, $1
per 15 postpaid. W. D. Bennett,
Mctlenia. :

Purebred M. B. turkey | eggs,

$2 doz. J.B. Coke, Macon, es-
-Jeyan Dr.
Thoroughbred Light Brahma

, ges, Giant str. of winter layers,
/$1'per setting; cartons ret. Mrs. C.
W. Evans, Wrightsville. Rt..1.

wo cases hatching eggs per
week, $9 per case. FOB; from
bioodtested Tancred str. S. C. W.

- Leghorns. J. M. Brown, Pearson. -
-

Huw Dark Cornish Indian eggs,

" $1.12 per 15; heading collard seed,
J2c for 3 thls.; Lifsey watermelon
seed, 40c lb.; P.-O. money .order.

~ Mre. H. PP. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Pure bred R. I. Red and Buff

- Orp. eggs for sale or exc. for vel-
yet beans, corn,. oats or anything
can use on farm. Mrs. Geo. M.
Overstreet, Sylvania.
Selected Dark Cornish eggs from
good layers, large healthy stock,
$1. pr 15. Lawrence Wynn, Mil-
lecigeville, Box 226.
Fure bred R. I. Red eggs, from
dark Red, 6-8 Ib. hens, 90c per 15
pestpaid. Reubn H. Martin, Pitts.
' Bax 56.
- Decnaldson S. C..R. I, Red eggs,
' pure brod, $1 per 15 del. Mrs. J.

, PAtillo, LaGrange, Rt. 6, Box 79.
me Sure bred: B. L. .eggs, 45c per
16; Lady peas, 40c gal.; sassafras
-yeots, i5c Ib. del.; cash with order

or exec. Odell Ingle, Chatsworth,
PRU. SS: d
Zatge, fresh, fertile eggs. Au-

Sttulorp and R: I. Red cross, 110
-ges weekly at 2%c ea.; 90 per
vent fertility guar-; no less than
30 eggs shipped. F. B.. Felker,
Haneviile, 3351 Stewart Ave.
Genuine Booth str. S. C. White
Minorca eggs. $1 per setting, $3.75
; $5 for 200; baby chicks, $13 per
- 100, $1 books order for 100. Mrs.
J. W- Roberts, Blakely.
' Pure bred S. L.-Wyandotte eggs,
~60c per 15; add postage; from ex-
tra good layers. Mrs. Edgar Ray,
Hikjay, Rt. 3.

White Indian Runner duck eggs,
75c per 18; White Muscovy duck
Bee St per 13. W. HH. Hagan,

- Morrow.

Sees from Giant Black Minorcas
-for hatching, $1.50- per 15 del. Mrs.
Gco. Nunn, Crawfordville, Rt. 2.
(Buff Leghorn hatching eggs; 4c
/ @a.*-baby chicks, 9c ea., eggs ship-

pec in lots of 15 or more; chicks,
25 er more. G. R. Parsons, Ameri
seus, P.O. Box 295.

Sird -Bros. M..B. turkey eggs,
82.50 doz. del:; baby turkeys, April
hatch, 35c each del. $1 books
@ der, bal. on del-; eggs around
25th March. Mrs. BE. C. Ward, Fay-
etteville.
os CR. t. Red best. layers,
darkest Reds, Donaldsons. best

fdirect) Star pen eggs; % price.
baby chicks, cut also: write. Mrs.
~&. J. Fleming, Lincolnton, Rt. 55.
uff Rocks, Nugget strain eggs,
$i per 15. T. H. Shellman, Cedar-
otewn,
~ Pure bred Buff Orp. eges. T5c
per 15; best str. fertile, fresh, in-
sured and prepaid. J. H. Loyd,
emackhac, Rt 2. 4. :
_ Pure bred B R. eggs, 75e per
ao. $225' per .100; FOR. Mrs. W. C:

Becugias, Alma, Rt. 2.







Perdue Din rs hse








Eggs For Sale
Hatching eggs from pure bred
R.. C. Giant str. Light Brahmas.
$l per setting wr 15 postpaid; in
hatching egg cartons, Mrs. l. M.

Kennedy, Collins, ae
Pure bred B, R. eggs, pedigree

str., 50c setting of 15. -P. P-; car 4

Mrs. EY R. Ard,

tens to he ret,
Colquitt, Rt. 3. 2

Parks str. B. R: eggs from 2
and 3 yr. old hens, cream cockerel
direct, 75e per 15;-or $1 per. 24,
erate ret.; per- No. 21-D-32. Mrs.
Et. L. Odom, Daisy.

Plants For Sale
Frost . W. cabbage plants, 60
500, $1 M, postpaid Ga. J. A. Olliff,
Bristol.



Marglobe tomato plants, ready,

80c C; $2.50 M, postpaid, J, . Nor-
ris, Jesup.

Imp. purple skin P. R. plants,
$1.50 1,000. L, A. Brannen,. Baxley.

P. R. plants, gov. insp. April,
May and June del,, $1.25 M, FOB.
W. R. Batten, Winokur, Rt. 1.

P. R. potato plants, insp. and
treated, $1.25 M; 5 M $6; 10 M

$11.50; 20 M $22.50, FOB; read
about, April 15. Owen Herrin,
Winokur.

Stone and early acme tomato
plants, $1.50 M; ready March 15.
E. Campbell, Reidsville.

Cabbage plants, Jersey, Chas.
W., E. F. D., Copenhagen, post-
paid, 50e 250, $1.50 M, or 75ic M
express; tomato, Marglobe, Earli-
ana, Livingston; 40c C, postpaid.
Walter Parks, Darien.

Cc. W. and E. J. cabbage plants.

50c 500, 80c 1,000. Robt. McCook,
Fitzgerald. . :
E. J., Ws cabbage plants, 60c M,

prompt shipment. Mrs. Ada D. Fos-
sett, Baxley.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 50c M,
postpaid; Ruby King pepper, $1.50
M3; P. R.* potato. plants; $2: 1,000:
James :B. Fossett, Baxley.

Pink skin P, R. plants, treated
and insp., del. in Ga.; ready April
Ly $125. 1000. TJ. Dixon, Jn, Mer:
shon, Rt. 1, Box 75.

Genuine imp. red and pink skin
P, R. plants, gov. insp., $1.25 M;
10 M $1 M, April del. Money order.
W. A. Williams, Rockingham.

Tomato plants, new Stone, 50c
500, 75c M; lots 5 M, $3. Sat. guar.
M. S. White, Alma, RFD 3.

Redfield beauty tomato plants,
25e C, $1.80 M, 5 M up, $1.60 M;
Bermuda onion plants, 15e C, 90c
M; Royal King pepper, 85c C, post-
paid. Chas. Clements, Pitts.

New Stone tomato plants, any
quantity, 75c M, 3 M up, 65c M.
Sat. guaranteed. W. F. Pope, Alma,
Bt 33:

Cabbage and Bermuda~ onion
plants, E. J., Chas. and Succession,
50c 300, 7be- 6500, $1.25" IM, del.
Custom hatching, set every Tues-
day; tray, 150 eggs, $3.50. J. O.
Fussell, Dawson.

E. J. cabbage plants, 15-C, 65e
500, $1 M; also headed cabbage, 2c
Ib. at patch. W. G. Vazant, Abbe-
ville. a

Pure P. R. plants, gov. insp.,
$1.50 M; ready Aprile l. Sat. guar.
A. H. Pitts, Moultrie.

Flat Dutch cabbage plants, 15e

C, $1 M; tomato plants, 25 C,
$2.50 M; now ready. .Mrs. BR. F.
Preston, Douglas, 71 Madison#Ave.

Genuine Bermuda onion plants,
50c 500, 80c' M, postpaid. Write for
prices on larger lots. Tommie S.
Hunt, Kathleen.

Everbearing strawberry plants,
extra large berries, 25 C, $2.30 M:
add postage. Miss Blanche Norton
Grayson, Rt. 1: :

Frostproof E, J., W.. cabbage
plants, now ready, 60c M, postpaid.
Sat. guaranteed. O. F. Baker, Tif-
tony Rt G : :

Progressive everbearing straw-
berry plants, 35c C, $1.50 500, $50
M, del. H. B. Shell, Palmetto.

Redfield beauty tomato plants
20c C, $1.60 M, 5 M $1.40 M: Plat
Dutch cabbage plants, $1 1,000.
Glenn Thornton, Pitts,

Tomato plants now ready, imp.
Stone and Marglobe, 30c C, $1.25
500, $2.25 . 1,000. J. L. Hodges.
Millen.

Imp. P. R. plants, $1.50 M, FOB:
Aprli, May del. R. L. Taylor, Alma,
Rte 2:

Gooseberry, fox grape, 15c doz.;
speckled. Crowders, 5c cup; sugar
o> salad pea, pumpkin, Ga. collard.
2-cups, 15c; white, tender cornfield
beans, 20c cup. Mrs. Henry Eller,
Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Klondike strawberry plants, 30c
C, $1.75 M; Truckers favorite seed
corn, 15e qt., 25e per half gal., 40c
gal-, del. Mrs. C. T.. Parks, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4. se

Open field grown E. J. and Chas.
W. cabbage, 25c C,-50c 500, 75e M,
del. S. C. Rowe. Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.








: Plants For. Sale

Barly J., Dutch, Wakefield, frost- |

proof cabbage plants, 55c 500, 85c
1,000. John B. Pope, Fitzgerald-_

Booking orders for April 1 to 15
potato plants; P. R:-; imp. P. R.,
and big stem Jersey, $1.50 1,000.
Z.. W. Kirkland, Crawley.

Genuine red skin P- R. potato
plants; also yellow skin, $1.25 M,
FOB; April, May and June del-;
booking orders now- Ivey Camp-
bell, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Imp. P. R. potato plants, $1 M,
April del.; exc. 10 M plants for 10
bu. Brab. 6r Iron peas. Mitchell
W. Williford, Ashburn. :

Pp. R. and Early Triumph po-
tate plants, $150 M, del. April and
May del. Walter J. Dowdy; Cor-
dele, Rt. 4.

Millions cabbage plants, Extra
Early J. and Chas. W., Flat Dutch,
now ready, COD; 60 M; 5. M, $2.50,
sat guar. F. F. Stokes, Fitzgerald.

Frostproof cabbage plants, now

ready, extra early Jersey and
Chas. W., 45c, 500; 70c- M; del.
guar. sat. J. P. McCook, Fitz-

gerald. :

Farliest. var. imp. large Klon-
dike strawberry plants, true-to-
name, 30c C; $2 M; m. J. -Wake-
field and Flat D. cabbage, l5e C;

prompt shipment. Major Crowe,
Cumming; Rt. 4...
Frostproof cabbage plants,

Copenhagen and White Bud -col-
lard, well rooted, 1 M up, 50c 1000.
R.-J: Boatright, Coffee...

Collard plants, $1 M, or exc. 4
M for 10 white feed sacks, or for
10 Ibs. bright, good chewing to-
bacco; plants now. ready; write
first. Mrs. Charlie White, Cobb-
ville.

Everbearing strawberry piants,
20c 100. W. Callis, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

Frostproof cabbage plants, E. de;
Chas. W. openfield grown, now
ready; 200, 25c; 500, 50ce; 80c M del.
J. O. Stokes; Fitzgerald, Rt. 3.

Prizetaker and yellow Bermuda
onion plants, 90e M; brown and
sugar Crowders, Lady Finger and
bunch butter beans, 10,- postpaid.
R. W. Dowdy, Fitzgerald, Rt. 2.

Strawberry -plants, 25e ; citron
seed, 25c cupful; prize head lettuce,
10c thls.; Boston pickling also imp.
long green cucumber seed, 10c
thls.; postpaid. Miss Esse Cagle,
Alpharetta, Rt. 4.

Catnip, 50c doz. bun. posipaid.

Monroe Seabolt, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

Genuine P. R. plants, Gov. insp-
red and yellow skin, ready to ship.
$1.50 M; 5 M ups $1.40 M, FOB.
John Herndon, Surrency.

Crystal Wax and yellow Ber-
muda onion plants, 60c 500;.$1 M,
del.; 6 M, $4-50 -collect. W. O.
Waldrip, Flowery Branch, RFD 1-

Cabbage and Bermuda onion
plants, 500, 60c; 75 M: 5 M; 33. J.
A. Mitchell, Thomasville.

Cabbage plants, 60.M; tomato,
white Bermuda onion plants, ea.,
$t M; P. R. potato, $1.50 M; Ruby.
King pepper, $4 M plants. W. W.
Williams, Quitman.

Yellow Bermuda onion plants,
nice size, $1 M; also Texas seeded
ribbon cane seed, 5 Ibs., 35; both
postpaid in zone 2. J, H. Davis,
Milledgeville, Rt. 5.

All var. cabbage and | onion
piants, 75 M del.; tomato, March
15, del.. $1.50 M del-; good flue-
cured chewing tobacco, 10 -lbs., $1.4
or 20 Ibs. $1.90. Harold Smith,
Baxley. fs 1

E. Klondike strawberry plants,
zie C; $1.75 M del: pure Honey
Drip cane seed, Red Speckled
Crowder pas, Ky. Wonder peas:
ea, 40e gal. Mrs. C. T. Hunt, Cum-
ming, Rt. 4.

Klondike strawberry plants, 20c
C; 75c, 500; $1.50 M; add postage:
no chks.; prompt shipment. John
L. Jones, Cumming, Rt. 4.

E J. Chas. and late Flat Dutch}

cabbage plants, 35c, 300; 500. 55c;
$1-M; onion plants, same price; all
postpaid. R. Chanclor, Seville
Klondike and Lady TT. straw-
berry plants, 20e C: 500, $1. post-
peid .Guy Crow, Gainesville, Ra. 2.
Marglobe tomato plants, ready
now, 25e C; $2 M del.: wrapped in
moss,. Greer Cromer, Tifton, Rt. 7.
Yr. old rhubarb plants, 50 doz.:
peppermint, catnip and pansy,
25c doz.; Colander plants, 35e doz.:
martin and dipper gourd seed, 2
doz., 15c. Mrs. T. H. MeCurlay,
Hartwell, Rt. 4.
_ Certified potato plants; $1.50 M.
April del. John F. Mullis, Alma.
Mastodon strawberry, 25; May
cherry trees, 20e each; mt. huckle-
berry. 50c doz.; raspberry cuttings.
15c each; rhubarb, 2 bunches, 25e
Add postage. Mrs. B. W- Ash, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.
Genuine imp. Gov. insp. treated
red skin P. R. plants, now ready,
$1.75 M del. Ga.; eash with order

plants,



R. M. Cox, Moultrie, Rt. 5.



pfs
pol

peppermint, spearmint same price







Plants For Sale

New var., early, blightproof to-.
rato plants, Break ODay, 50c Cc;
4 doz. each, Bell pepper, hot pep-
per, egg plants, 50 tomato plants,
$1. Joe Manning, Funston.

E. J. cabbage plants, 15 C; 500,
65c: $1.M del.; nice headed cab-
bage, 2c lb. at patch. M. G. Van-
zant, Abbeville, Rt. 2. - :

P. R.,. Nancy Hall and Big Stem
potato plants, immediate shipment,
$1.75 1000. S. J. Hires. Odum.

P, R. potato plants, Gov. insp.,
also Big Stem Jersey, $150 M;
commence shipping March 15. J.
N. Johnson, Alma, Rt. 4.

Genuine P. R. plants, $1 M:
prompt shipment by April 10;
FOB. L.. A: Carter, Coffee.

Genuine P. R. plants, $1 M FOB.
shipment by April 10. 0O.~G,
Barnes, Coffee. : : :

Now. ready, wilt-resistant to-
mato plants, $1.50 M; also about
15000 potato plants ready March
15. $250 1000. R. J. Paulk, Am:
brose. ee

Klondike strawberries, 25; May
cherry trees, 20c each; garlic, 10c
bunch; raspberry cuttings. lic ea
Add postage. Mrs. J. M. Wilkins,
Dahlonega, Rt. 1- ,

Leading varieties cabbage, head-
ing collards, erystal Bermuda on-
ions, 85c M, postpaid, third zone.
Willie Ryles, St. Marys.

Spring cabbage plants, ready,
Copenhagen, E. Jersey, Chas.
Wakefield, 80c M, 5 M and up, 50c
M, prompt shipment. J. G. Owens.
Pembroke, Rt. 1. =

Cabbage plants, fresh grown,
leading varieties, 75c M, no COD:
tomato plants, $150 M; potato
plant prices on request. I, Lh.
Stokes, Fitzgerald, Box 489.-

Brimmer, Marglobe tomato
plants, 40c M, del., roots mossed.
Mrs. Walter McDonald, Alma,
Rife

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.35

*|M, FOB; June pink tomato plants,

$1 M, FOB. J. S. Miles, Coffee.

Gov. insp. Porto Rican potato
plants, del. March 20 to July 1,
$1.50 M, del. No checks. lL. L.
Lightsey, Surrency, Rt. 2.

New Stone tomato plants, ready
85c M, FOB. J. P. Whisnante,
Lenox, Rt. 2, A

Cabbage, onion plants; 50c 500, $1
M, del. B. Crow, Gainesville,

Imp. Porto Rican potato plants,
gov. insp. cash with order, no
checks, $1.50 M; ready in two
weeks. G. D. Vaughn, Baxley.

Mastodon everbearing straw-
berry plants, 35c C; catnip, 10
bunch; add postage. Gardie Stan-
sel, Cleveland, Rt. 4,

Kudzu crowns, ready to grow,
packed in moss, $1.40 C, $6 1,000.
Yonge Walker, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1.

Improved Porto Rican potato
gov. insp., April, May,
Jun del., $1.50 1,000. M. J. Evans,
Graham. :

Porto Rican potato plants, insp.,
April del. Exe. for baby chicks.
Buff Rocks, or big breeds, blood-
tested. T. . Bonner, Hahira, Rt2:

Extra early, wilt-resistant toma-
to plants, 25 plants, 20c, 60c. .
Order-shipped day received. T. C.
Garner, Dublin; Rt. 4.. ;

Greated Baltimore tomato plants,
March 20 del., $1.40 M. Satisfaction
guaranteed. R. M. Deen, Baxley,
Rts: 4, : :

Early Jersey, Chas. Wakefield
cabbage plants, 65e M, add 15c M
postage; collard plants, same price.
Leroy Bowen, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Marglobe tomato plants, ready
March 15, big, healthy, 25 C, $2
M; 6 big stock Poland China pigs,
no. runts, $4 each. A. Zh. Lewis,
Baxley, Rt. 4. :
. Purple skin Porto Rican potato
plants, soon ready, $1.25 M, FOB.
Emory Turner, Surrency, Rt. 2.

aie skin, Naney Hall potato
plant now. sprouting, $1.25 M, exc.

} Write what you have. J. M. Tom-
berlin, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Porto Rican, big stem Jersey po-
tato plants, ready, $1.75 1,000. M.
H. Beasley, Baxley.

Mtn, grown strawberry. plants,
early, 20c C, $2-M: exchange for

other plants, rabbits, feathers.
. J. R. Bramlett, Ellijay,

plants, Marglobe, $2 M,
now ready; imp. P. R. )
plants, $2 M, postpaid. J. L. oo
son, Baxley, Rt. 4. .

Charleston Wakefield cabbage
plants, ready for immediate shir-
ment, 50c 500, 75c M, FOR. Lester
Maleom, Ty Ty, :

Earliest -variety imp, Klondike
strawberry plants, 25c C, $1.75 M:
2: to 3 Ibs. Jersey butter, 25c Tb..
weekly. Mrs. Jim Porter, Cum-
ming Ria Pe
~ Rhubarb 6 for 0c, 3 doz-, $15

del. Ira C.. Anderson, Roy,

ay



{| Plants For Sale 4

up, $1.40. W. J. Boyett, Bristol,

$1.50 M, det.,

insp., treated, satisfaction guaran |

-M. Peacock, Blackshear, Rt. 3:

Shear.



tisfaction guaranteed. 2.
ham, St. Marys.





day,






Thurs March 10, i

State inspected Porto Ri

Cah ass
tato plants,-red, pink x

ready, $1.50 M, del, in Ga Wey
OQuinn, Jr., Odum. ees
Ready by March 15 for planting. 2

Porto Rican potato Plants, $1.59
FOB. G. A, Clyatt, Sycamore. -
Cabbage, Bermuda onion plants
all leading var., T5e -M; prompt
shipment. J. Q. Dorris, Valdosta.
Wakefield cabbage plants, Tey
3. M lots up, 50c M; onion plants
$1 M; quality, count, promptnesg a
guaranteed. W. R. Head, Alma,
Choice Wakefield cabbage
plants,, 75c M., 3 M lots up, 50e
1,000. W. R, Head, Alma, Rt, 9
New Stone and Red Rock to.
mato plants, ready now, $1.50 1009, _
Miss Ethel Mims, Alma, Rt 4.
Porto Rican potato plants, goy.
ernment insp., $1.50 M., 5 M ang



Se ,





Pure Porto Rican potato plantg
gov. inspected, $1.25 M; 10 M, 4
M; Stone tomato plants, 75c; ye.
low flue-cured tobacco 12 Ibs., $1. re
cash J. H. Williams, Rickingham,

Burbanks thornless: blackberry
plants, 75 doz.; exe. Brabham
peas for cane syrup, velvet beans, _
David Pike, Mauk. Se

Gov. inspected potato plants, cen.
tified stock, big stem Jersey, now
ready, $1.25 M, FOB. T. M. Dasher,
Valdosta, Rt. 1. \ cae

Porto Rican potato plants, state
treated, $1.50 M, April delivery,
E. L. Harrell, Hazlehurst, Rt. 3,

Red, yellow skin potato plants,
ready March 15, insp., treated,

in Ga. A, W. Askew,

















Folkston. :
H. J. and Chas. W.' cabbage
plants, 80c M, now ready; Mar.
globe tomato plants, Porto Rican
potato plants, $1.60 M, ready April
1; cash with order. J. P. Morris,
Baxley. * 2
All varieties cabbage plants, $1 4
M; Bermuda onion plants, white,
yellow, $1 M, prepaid. Ready. Ottis
Pittman, Baxley, Rt. 4. ees
Genuine Porto Rican plants, gov,
insp., treated, ready, $1.65 M, pre
paid in Ga. -No checks. Paul Light-
sey, Screven, : ;
Yellow skin Porto Rican potato |
plants, $1.40 M, del in Ga., April,
May, June, del..Cash with order, |

ese

J. EF. Gruber, Odum, zm

5

Porto Rican potato plants, goy, |
insp., ready, $1.50 M, del. in Gas
special price large orders, I,:B,_
Jones, Screven. ae

- White, red nest onion plants, foot _
high, strong, 15c C, add postage, |
Exc. for dried apples, peaches; ea, |
ray postage.
Rhine, Rt. 1, oa

lady T. strawberry plants. Exe,
for white feed sacks, peanuts, po-
tato plants Mrs. L. J. Puckett,
Waleska, Rt. 1. Se

Thousands plants ready, Toma |
toes, Burbanks earliest, Hastings
prolific, Marglobe, wilt-resistant; |
also bell, hot, pimento peppers, egg
plants, all 35c C, $2.75 1000. Mrs. |
H, -V. Franktin, Register: ( (3939

Porto Rican potato plants, $1.25
M, FOB; April, May, June del; |



etpsiaech.














teed. W. J. Crumley, Lenox, Rti2 |

Klondike strawberry plants, |.
$1.50 M; Rucker cotton seed, Sle |
bu.; exe. for baby chicks. Mrs. |
Grady Crowe, Cumming. oe

June pink and Globe :
plants, $2 M; Drumhead lettuce
plants, 75c, 300, postpaid; roots |
mossed, prompt shipment. Mrs. W.











tomato



Pure Porto Rican potato plants |
gov, inspected, $1.50 M; 5 M, $135) |
M; ready March 20, FOB. Emory
S. Bower, Dixie. Sf tte a

Frostproof cabbage plants, 90
M, postpaid; prompt shipment
Roscoe Mays, Fitzgerald, Rt. 4:

Frostproof cabbage plants, 10
C, 50e M; exe. for peanuts, peas
chickens, each pay postage. R. &
Stewart, Lyons, Rt. 3. :

Himalaya blackberry plants, 20
doz.; rooted goose plums, large
55 doz., FOB, Exc. Send stamp
for information. Mrs. Sam Smith,
Austell, Rt. 2, Box 90. Ae

Ga. cabbage, collard plants. $1.50
M, del.: several truck loads youn
turnip: greens, ready now. G.
Warnock, Uvalda. :

Imp. Porto Rican potato plants 7
$1.25 M; leading varieties tomato |
plants, $1.25 M; ready, satisfaction
guaranteed. T. H. Jones, Adel
Rte3 Ce

Marglobe, other varieties tomate

lants, ready, 50c GC, $2.25 M, post
paid; Calif. wonder ruby king pepe
rer, $3.50 M, postpaid; roo
mossed D, J. Harrison. Black









Wakefield, Dutch Copenhaset 5
cabbage. white Bermuda ee
plants, 40c 300, $1 M, portna






ee ote 50c doz.; exc,
st onions, 3 doz for peck.

nt plants, 35 doz. Miss:

eed Hartwell, Rt. 4.
age, onion plants, 75c M;
Bonnybest, Chalks jew-
tamo, postpaid $2 M; collect,
pepper, egg plant, potato.
arch 20, write for catalog.

. Berryhill, Lakeland.
at Dutch cabbage plants,
. T5c FOB. Exc. 250 for

5 i McCorvey, JT; Coolidge.
t Rican ee plants, ready,

Q Be posits plants, $1.50

pananna yam plants, $1.75 M,
; ready

T. TT. Winge, Rick-

on 'W. Taylor, Gordon, Rt. a

ibarb plants, himatayan
ekberry plants, 50c doz. H.,H.
ley, Hartwell, Ree. le
openhagen, | Charleston Wake-
| cabbage, Bermuda,
er onion plants, 500 for 60c, 50
del; no checks. Mrs. George
y, Fitzgerald.
lastodon everbearing straw~
plants, 35c C, add postage.
1ecks. Upland seed rice, 10c
dd postage. Mrs. Pearl Tur-
fe Cleveland, Rt. 4.
ree rooted kudzu plants, dis-
ted, guaranteed to live, post-
Ww. Toole, Macon.
o Rican. potato plants, $1.25
start shipping March 20; clean,
right Ga. runner seed peanuts, 8
- trashy seed peanuts, 244c Ib.;
le on request. J. (P. Carter,

eater Baltimore toms is plants,
March 20, 15c C; prompt ship-
nts. D. H. Dean, Baxley, Rt. 4.
Leading varieties cabbage plants
ady, 80 C, postpaid; 60c M,
ress collect! Parto Rican, tri-
potato plants: $1.75, April

el postpaid. J. U. Sewell, Pitts.
Genuine imp. red, pink skin
orto Rican potato plants, gov. in-
ected, treated, 1.50 M; 5 M, $1. 35

pink -tomato _ plants,
s $2.75 Me Mrs. W. H. Gro-
AyCTOSS, Rt, 2, Box 52.

; $1.
G. iw:

cc ees. peaa ted * Full
moss packed.

ES 1.50 M, FOB. A. C. Johnson.

and Nancy Hall plants, $1.25

1B, A--R. Jones, Pelham.
Flat Dutch cabbage
l 90c M; yellow Bermuda
, 50c M; collard plants, 7c
All del. Abner Baker, Nor-

| Park, Rt. 1.

plants, gov. insp. March
April del., $1.25 M; over 5 M.
W. T. Carter, Rockingham, Rt. 38.
Gov. insp. P. R. plants, pink
$1.25 M. Shipment begin-
ting 10th to 15th March. Cash
th order. Walter Gay, Nicholls,

are

. Fe poiato plants, -$1.50 M,
'B; Ga. April del. Can furnish
M a week. G. W. Tayor,

a.
Xv. insp. Hap. Poon: plants,
L.25. M, FOR. March 20th del.
Money order or cash only. E. J.
as. W. cabbage, 25c 300; 85e
nd. S. B. Brooks, Baxley,

Marglobe and New Stone
mato plants, 25c C; 500, $1.25;
Ready to. ship.

Mrs. Ethel Warren,

to-

. insp. potaic
Will have a few Ms Mar.

Oth, $1.50 M, FOR; $1.75 M. del:

and Half cotton seed, 40c bu.
Norris, Quitman; Rt. 1.

Millions real Ga. collard cab

pote, $1.50 M. TL. O. War-

Uvalda.

: red skin P. R. plants gov.

nd treated, $1.75 M. del. O.

~Daxley, Rt 4, Box 42:

Smith, Valdosta, Rt. 6, Box 70.

Baltimore. tomato

rize |

-giobe and Earliana tomato plants,

|R. plants, April-May del.,

M.|ivees, cheap; straight Sales, or in

March 15th
MM; FOB.

mer and Wilt Resistant tomato,

Dlanta For Sale

"New. Stone and. Marglobe tomato:
plants. ready to Ship; 25c C; $2. 25
M. Money order only. - Miss Nel-
lie Fay Edgerton, Baxley. .

Imp. P. R Nancy Hall plants,
$1.65 M; over 5 M, $1.50 M. Ready
April 15th. Guar. Prompt ship-
ment. . Cabbage and onion, ready,
$1 M del. H. C. Buchans, Baxley,
Rte-4,

Bunch P. R. potato plants,. $2.50
M or 5 M, $2.25 M; running, $1.50
M. Book orders for March-April
del.g Cash with orders. HH. A.
Walker, Baxley, Rt. 1,

Purple skin P. R.- i:ato plants
gov. insp., $1.50 M; 10 M up, @.25
M. .P. P. in -Ga.* -March and
April del. -J..T. Goodrum, War-
wick. :

Imp. P. R. plants, $1.50 M; 5
M up, $1.25.M, FOB. Cash with
orer. C. V. Willard, Douglas.

Large, strong open field Earli-
ana and June. pink and Maregicbe
tomato plants, 25c hundred. P. P..
si 385 M, by express. Ready to
ship. Money order. Miss Vesta

P, R. potato plants, $1.50 M.
FOB; $1.75 M, del. in Ga.; Greater
plants, $1.25,
FOB; $1.50 del> B. J. Stallings,
Odum,

Millions imp. cert. P. R. plants,
$1.50 M, del. in Ga. No chks. S. F.
Hilton, Baxley.

Strong Marglobe tomato plants,
March 15th del. 40c C; $1.50 500;
$2.50 M; also pepper plants, same
terms,- and del. prepaid. P. B:
Weur, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Marglobe tomato plants,
to ship; $1.75 M, del.;
J- D. Mullis, Baxley.

Hastings Red Rock, Stone, Mar-

ready
$1.50 M FOB.

20e C; 35c 200; $1.25 M del, Will
have later P. R.. potato plants,
$1.35 M del. +Earlie .H. Higgins,

Baxley, Rt. 2

Bonny Best, Marglobe,
Baltimore tomato plants, 25c C;
$1.50 M del. Chas. W., E. J. cab-
bage, 50c 500; 80c M del. Money
order. E . Jackson, Baxley,
Rt A;

State insp. P. R. and Nancy Hall
potato plants, $1 M; Marglobe and
New Stone fomato, $1.25 M; pep-
per plants, $1.50-M, FOB. Cash.
B. J. Morris, Baxley. :

Red and yellow. skin P. R.
plants; gov. inspected and treated,
$450 Mi del. April Ist: , Bo 8.
Bishop, Moultrie. Rt. 4. _

Booking orders for pink skin P.
$1-25-M:
FOB.

Greater

Brab peas; $1.25 bu. All
Cash with order.
preferred: C. . Payne,
Re 4. :

P. R. plants, gov. insp., $125 M.
Ready for shipping by the 15th.
Cash with: order. C,-B. Tomber-
lin, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Lucretia dewberry. plants, $1 C;
$8 M. Mrs. A. G. Hipp, Hogans-
ville.

Kudzu plants and Stuart pecan

Tifton,

Wili plant, put and
Y. M. Anderson,

quantities.
guar. to live.
Williamson.

Imp. and State insp. P. R. and
Nancy Halli potato plants, $1.25
c. R. Redmond, Pel-
ham.

Bermuda onion, yellow and
white; cabbage, leading var.; head-
ing > collard. 45 M,. FOB; 65 M,
del. J, -F. Haddan, Doerun.

Redfield Beauty tomato. plants,
now ready, 30c C, postpaid. Bill
MeNiece, Pearson.

Large, strong plants. of round
fruited, blight-proof Marglobe to-
mato, 25c C. Ready March, 10th.
Full count, George Hendrix,
Dover.

Pank and yellow niin P. R.
plants, $1.40 M; 5 M, $1.25 M.
State insp. April del. Tra Vick-
ers. Alma, Rt. -2.

Thousands of Hastings Brim-
plants, 75c 500; $1.25 M, del. Also
Hastings garden _seed. Wm.
Worth. Douglas, 621 Ethel St.

Plants Wanted

Exchange 100 Kohl Rabbi or cab-
bage plants for 100 pepper plants,
del. immediately. Mrs. Lamar
Moody, Baxley. Rt 45

Exc, 12 lbs. colored butter beans.
running, or 1 bushel pure, soune
Brabham -peas for 1,000 potato
slips. Write. J. C. Boling, Canton,
Rt. :3:

Want 1,000 Porto Rican potato
plants; exc. 60 Ibs. wool, 15 Ibs.
dried apples for same. Mrs. S. M.
Cochran, Protection.

Exc, 52 Ibs. dried peaches for 4
M. Porto Rican: potato plants, 400
early tomato plants, 200 bell. pep-

Money order |





per Hlants. Mrs. CoB: Barrett,
Cleveland, Rt

Se Plants Wanted

Exehange 2 bu. O-too-tan soy
beans at $4 bu., for Porto Rican
potato plants, del. by April Ist:
L. Patrick, Griffin, Rt. Cc.

Want very best cash price on

.89,000 white Bermuda onion plants.

Exec. white Crowder peas for same.
O. W. Holtzclaw, Cedartown.

Exe. half runner bean seed for
dried fruit or potato plants at $1.50
M, April or May- del. W..#H.
Vaughn, Baxley, Rt. 4. ;

Want 5,000. pink skin: Porto
Rican potato plants April 1 -del
C. L. Cleveland, LaGrange, Roo

Hxe, 2 1bs. white tender corn-
field beans for 500 early Jersey
frostproof cabbage, plant, or 500
Bermuda onion plz ints, each pay
postage. Mrs. John HW, Cook, Hemp

Exe. nice sun aan apples, free
of.worms, ete., for cabbage, onion,
tomato or potato plants: 10 Tbs.
fruit for 1000 plants. Mrs. He oH.
Debson, Menlo, Rt, 2: g

Pixc. 15 Ibs. old-fashioned dried
peachos free of worms, ete... for
Pe aR perate plants; aiso have
eclored runnin= butter beans, 25c
Ib. Mrs. H. W. Pryson, Rome, Rt. 3.

iixe,.15- lbs. nice, .-sun-dried
peaches for 200 . J. Wakefield
cabbage and 1 M Bermuda~onion
plants.. Mrs. i. EE. Colbert,. Dallas,
Rtgs

Want 1M Pattisaw or Pumpkin
Yam. potato slips; state price del.
S. Cc. Byrd, Cordele.

Want the-<pure stock old-fash-
ioned Buck Yam potato slips; state
price per bu. D. R. Towns, Towns.

Exe, Rice or Lady peas, val. at
6c lb. for P. R. potato plants; ea.
pay transportation ches.
product. Wallace . W.
Harlem, Rt. 1.

Exe Chinchilla doe for potato.
cabbage or Bermuda onion plants
Will also exc. 10 ibs. dried peaches
for 10 Ibs. chewing tobacco. Mrs.
Julia Sanders, Lawrenceville, Rt. 4.

Want :d M imp. P. R. .potato
plants, May 15 del. Exc. 10 Ibs.
cream Crowder peas for same: Mrs.
L. Pettit, Pike.

Exc. 10 lbs. colored bunch bitter
bean seed or. dried peaches for
1,000 Porto Rican potato plants, or
feed. sacks. Mrs. T. J. Thaxton
McDonough, Rt. 3.

Exe. Himalaya blackberry plants
or New Zealand white rabbits for
strawberry or potato plants. Write
first. Frank J. Dantzler, Dalton,
Rt. 4.

Exc. 6 lbs. sun-dried limbertwig
apples, or English pea seed for
500 Bermuda onion plants. Mrs. J.
W. Atkinson, Lawrenceville, Rt, 1.

Whitaker,



Miscellaneous For Sale

Aprle, peach and grape
nice and clean, for sale;,make best
offer in half pint jelly glasses and

qt. cans./Mrs. J. A Puckett, Bu-

ford; Rt..1

Rich, home-made chewing and
smoking tobacco, red or yellow,
all ready to use, 10 lbs., $1 pre-
paid. Grady Glosson, Alma.

Bright, flue-cured tobacco, yel-
low and aged, best grade, prepared
ready to use, 10 ibs., $1, cash. Del.
to 3rd zone. John Williams, Alma.

Bright, flue-cured chewing and
smoking tobacco, ready to use, 10
Ibs., $1, prepaid. J. E, Williams,
Jr., Alma. k

Several doz. 15 egg size cartons,
new. Sample, 40c; 3 for $1; $3 doz,
del. Money order with order. Mrs.
Christine King, Austell.

Peach, pear and fig preserves,
50c qt.; Spanish relish, green to-
mato pickle, peach pickle, 50c at.
Mrs. Z. M. Story, Thomson.

Ground oyster shell for large and
small chickens, $1 per 100 lbs., FOB
Ww. A. Smith, Savannah, 102 Bast
Bay St. :

Flue-cured tobacco, 10c lb. del
in lots of 10 lbs, or more; cash
with order. Frank Smith, Surrency.

Flue-cured tobacco, 10c Ib. del.
in lots of 10 lbs. or more; cash
with order. Ike Tomberlin, Sur-
rency, Rt. 2. .

Flue-cured tobacco; for smoking,
6e 1b.;
cow for 30 hens. J. D. Tomberlin,
Surrency.

Canned pears, plackberries, etc.,
250 at.: fig preserves, 30c qt. Exc.
for tomato plants, white feed
sacks. Everbearing strawberry
plants, 25 C. Add postage. Mrs.
Lewis Law, Leslie, Rt. 2, Box 106.

Good, sweet, flue-cured tobacco,
10 Ibs., $1; not del. Booking or-
ders, $1. 25 M P. R. -potato plants,
April del. Mrs. C. G. Williams,
Baxley

Good chewing and smoking to-
bacco, bc Ib, and postage. Mrs. ec:
| Houston, Blackshear, Rt. 3.

Bright and dark red, barn- cured
tobacco, 8 8 and 6e lb, Duby McLeod,
Surrency.

on their

jelly, |

eash with order. Exc. good



Miscellaneous For Sale |

Several. perfectly cured 10-Ib.
country hams, 1714c Ib; Dooly Co.
Yam slips, P. R. seed potatoes,
pecans, cotton, corn, citron seed.
Lamar. Brown, Summertown.

Old-fashioned mellow: leaf - flue-
cured tobacco, 12 lbs, $1, prepaid
to 3rd zone, Frank Harris, Baxley,
Re 2:

Bright, flue-cure tobacco, chew-
ing and smoking, prenared ready
for use, 10 <dbs,, $1; 20 Ibs.,. $1-80,
eash. J. H. Williams, Alma,

Good, flue-cured tobacco, red,
5c; yellow, 6c Ib. to. the 3rd zone,
and add, postage. , R. W. Tomber-
lin Baxley, ARt..2; :

Bright, flue-cured chewing to-
bacco, best grade, ready to use; 10
Ibs., $1; money order. Miss A. B.
Taylor, Alma, Rt, 4.

Hulled black walnuts, 4931 crop,
tie bu., FOB! new Georgia pride
melon seed, 15c oz., and postage;
Willetts wonder Eng. peas, ibe
ib.; add postage. Mrs, Li. 6. Ross,
The-nock, Rt: LsBox 53;

Sarsaparilla, black haw and red
shank roots, 50e lb., or exe. Add
postage: Mrs. Roy 'Titshaw, Mon-
roe; Rt..5.

Good, mellow, flue-cured tobacco,
whole leaves, 10c; broken leaves,
Sc del. in Ga., or 8c and 6c, FOB.
David Hutto, Surrency.

Black walnuts, hulled and dried,
(Se bu.. FOB: Exc. for bu. Spanish
peanuts. Mrs. W. H.. Rucker, Mil-
ner.

Bright and dark red, flue-cured

tobacco, whole leaves, 10c;. broken |

leaves, smoking, 8c lb. del.; or 8e
and 6c, postage not paid. Soo
Hutto, Surrency.

Flue-cured tobacco, 10c 1b., FOB.
Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Surrency.

Bright and red, flue-cured tobac-
co, 8c and 6c ib. g@uinnie Burke,
Surrency.

Black walnut kernels, 35 Ib.;
Japan walnut meats, 45c; Burpees
stringless green pod bean seed, 15c
lb., FOB. John Crome, Philomath.

Thirty lbs. large leaf chewing
tobacco, barn-cured, i10c Ib., and
customers pay postage. Mrs. J. C
Griffis, Mershon.

Poke, sassafras, black-haw root,
dried, 15c lb.; green, 10c 1b.; add
postage. Mrs.. Nellie. Pitts, Tooms-
boro.

Yellow and ate root, wild

cherry bark, 20e Ib. green catnip,
heart-leaf, and 'colts foot, 25c doz.;
tansy, 25c doz.; add postage. Mrs.
Mae McClure, Quill,
_ Good, flue-cured tobacco, 10 Ib.,
or exc. for budded peach, apple and
pecan trees, or nice grape vines
and white peas or Lima beans.
Mrs. J. C, Pierce, Stockton.

Two. bu. hulled, big meat wal
nuts, $1 bu., or exc. for eating po-
tatoes, Irish or sweet, bright comb
honey or large peanuts; also fine
nest onions, 50c.gal.-Roy Long,
Amity.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Correction. Will exc. 10 lbs. dried
peaches for 10 Ibs. flue-cured .to-
bacco. Hach pay postage on what
they send. W. A. Parker, Coving-
ton, Rts.

Exec. honey drip and golden glow
syrup cane seed for peas. to sow,
or for peanuts, potato plants, etc.
Th W. Mason, Winston.

Exc. pr. Indian Runner ducks for
pr- White Australian guineas; also
want I M stalks of sugar cane.
Quote best price. Mrs. N. E. Cor:
kin, Covena.

Exc. Woods pure Honey Drip
cane seed and dried peaches for
garden seed, potato, onion, cab-
bage or other plants or tobacco.
Mrs. Roy Haynie, Canon-

Exe. dried apples and peaches,
white butter beans for white feed
sacks and garden seed; also other
values to exe. Mrs. J. W- Couch,
Bewdon, Rt. 5.

Want 1 Ib. Half Runner. bunch
beans: 144 doz. each, Concord and
Niagara grape, rooted. Exc. white
multiplying onion sets, sage and
horseradish, ete. Mrs. D. T. Dew,
Curryville, Rt. 1.-

Exe. first-class budded, 3-yr.-old
pecan trees for farm products,
poultry or anything can use.
Claude Hubank, Smyrna, Rt. 2.

Want to hear from party having
golden seal root and prices by 1b-;
also root of angeloca, and price.
Mrs. J. A. Tripp, Savannah, 412
East 35th St.

Exe. 1 bu. Brab peas for 2 bu.
jumbo peanuts, or yellow, flue-
cured, smoking tobacco. Let me
hear at once. Miles Mosley, Buch-
anan, Rt. 1.

Want to buy ground corn cob
meal, that is entire ear, shuck and
all ground up; also want crushed
oats, both for making dairy feed.
W. E. McDavid, Jonesboro, Box 71.





Micgllenesns Wanted :

Want 50 Ibs. smoking tobacco,
Send sample ana quote best cash
price, Robert Ashley, Bluffton, .

Exe, nice. white nest onions for
real nice home grown tobacco, The
for lb, Each pay postage... Ai F,
Gordon, Good Hope, RFD 1.

Exe. black-eyed, brown-eyed peas
and speckled Crowders at 5e Ib, for
paper-shell. pecan trees, tomato,
boon potato and white Bermuda
onion plants. Mrs. W: I. mp
Jasper, Rt. 2:



Georgia Products
For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

One hundred bu. A grade peas,
Clays, Red Rippexs, Irons, Skel-
tens. 90ec bu, FOB; 300 buy corn
or water ground meal, $1.15, 2 bu.
bags, FOB. Joe Alexander, Cleves
land.

Hendersons baby Limas, Ist yry
10c 1b., FOB: here. Mrs. Ji Hy) At
derson, Hawkinsville, Rt. 5.

Six or 7 bu. white, brown- -eyed
peas, $2.50 bu., FOB. Exe. for pure
bred Everlay Brown Tz pullets
hens. T. L. Bailey, Chickamauga.

Striped half runner tender buneh
beans, old-fashioned brown tender
cornfield. beans, | stringless green
pod bush, 10c cupful. Mrs. Oliver
Clements, Villanow.

Good, sound cornfield beans, cuts
shorts, white and brown mixed, 20e
cupful, postpaid. Exe. for pure
Pape str. Minorca eggs, 4 cups for
16. Mrs. C.D. Prather, Ranger.

Lady peas, 6c ~lb., red rippers o
and Brabs, 5e jb., postpaid in 10 Ib,
lots;.or. more. Mrsi.o My.G, Crowe
Gainesville, Rt.. 2. i

One hundred: twenty-day sonia
beans. good and sound, $1.50 bu
now ready.
peas at market price. H. M. Swine:
son, Milan, Rt. 2.

Running velvet beans,

FOB per bu.; guar. sound. We
McKinney, Hawkinsyille: Re

One hundred fifty bu. velvet
bean seed, running variety;
best offer; A. I. Thomas,
man,

About 150 bu. peas, pure nw
eras, bunch unknown, little mixed
whips, for sale. J. Mi. Means,

Zebulon.

One hundred bu. new, imp. 1006
day velvet beans, very prolific,
$1.50 bu. L: C. Pittman, Valdosta,

One and one-half bu. mung beans
for best offer, or exe. for good
cured meat; also about 5 Ibs. mam.
moth sunflower seed to exe. for
bean-seed,. feed sacks, ete. Mrs. c
LL. Cline, Waleska; Rt. 1. Ae
: Brabham peas, slightly mixed
with irons, $1 bu.; speckled peas,
slightly mixed, Ibe bu., FOB. Will
Hollomon, Brooklyn,

Two crop cream Crowder pea
7e*lb., $3 bu.; tender bunch and
butter. beans, 25c . cupful del;
money order. Mrs.\ Roy Hamphill,
Flowery Branch,

Brown Crowders,-5e lb., F OBs
16 guineas, 4 white and 12 speckled, 2
crossed with white, $8 for lot, or.
exc. for young geese. J. E. Sims

j Ellaville.

500 bu. E. S. 90-day velvets
sound, $1 bu, FOB, in 2% bu. bag
T. C. Bobbitt, Dudley. 4

Burpees. stringless green pod |
and McCaslan pole beans, prepai
20 1b.; 2 Ibs., 35e; brown Crowd-
er peas, prepaid, 5 lbs., 40c. A. I.
Hardin, White, Rt. 1, Box 62. _

Five dbs, Hastings cream sug
Crowders, 5c ib.; cash, any amt,
J. A. Russell, The Rock. 3

Brown sugar Crowders, 10c }
or exc. for white salt sacks, 100
Ibs. cap. or tomato, cabbage, yellow
Bermuda onion plants. Write first.
Mrs. J. H. eisai shee Odessada
Rt:

One hundred > twenty- day velvet
beans, sound and _ good, bot
quality and~ variety guaranteed; _
about 100 bu., $1.75 bu., FOB. A
Pate Cook, Milan.

Half runner and bunch garden
beans, crease back cornfield beans, "
25 pt-; pumpkin seed, 30 pt.; dried
beans (Leather Bretches), 400 at
Mrs. W. A. Williams, . Mineral
Bluff. y

Genuine orange cane seed, 1931
erop, in 2% and 3 bu. bags, 65c bu.
FOB. J, E. Stewart, Clarkesville.

Thirty-five or 40 Ibs. pure Ston:
Mtn. watermelon seed, 25e Ib., plu
postage, or exc. for duck or turkey
eggs. Aaron Farmer, Milledgevill 5
Rte 2) Box 1062 3s y

Pure, clean, sound beat the bee
cane seed, 40c gal. del.; sound. wee-
vil-free cream Crowder peas, 90
a del. R. C. Moore, Rockmart,

Hastings sugar cane seed,
cleaned,-10 Ib. plus postage.
A, Heys) Toomsboro,.

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Georgia Products
For Sale

Stone Mtn. and Thurmond grey
or exc. 10 Ibs.
for- any full stock male pig, eggs
syrup or anything of equal value.

* Starling Yawn, Vienna, Rt. 2.

Several gal. nice white onions,

_2pc gal. add postage, or exc. for

cotton. good white sacks, or good
tobacco, Ib. for lb, Each pay post-
age, Mrs. G. B. Walker, Blairsville,
ea L.A. :

Choice okra seed;
green bunch okra, early, very pro-
lific, 25c 1b., 5 lbs. 20 Ib., 10 Ibs.
ibe Ib., 25 Ibs. up, 12%c 1b. BE. L-.
Todd, Valdosta.

Buncombe collard seed, 40c Ib., 3
Ybs. $1; Buncombe plants, and eab-
bage plants, 25c C, 90c M; iceberg
and big Boston lettuce(,.25ce C, $1.59
1,000. L. E. Harrison, Dublin.

Greater Baltimore tomato seed,
%5c lb.; Chas. W. and early Flat
Dutch cabbage, $1 1b-; all postpaid.
Lee. Waldrip, Gainesville.

One hundred lbs, Stone Mtn. or
5 1bs., 25e3

Perkins long

over 20c lb, add postage. Billv
' Farmer, Milledgeville, Rt. 2, Box
106.

White velvet okra seed, 25c Ib.,

or more lbs: del. Exc. for dried
fruit or peanuts; 125 bu. cured P.
R.. potatoes, 2c lb. at barn. W. J.
Hall, Ohoopee.

One hundred and fifty lbs. Stone
Mtn, seed, selected, 35c lb. post-
paid. EH. J. Hancock, Lizella.

One hundred lbs. Watson melon
seed, ist yr-, special selected, 50c
jb., FOB. H. W. Willbanks, Manas-

eens, Rt. 1.

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<40 *1b-;

* J. Davidson,

*. Napier grass stalk seed for saie.
pe Or <eXC.,
long.

25e per 100 stalks, 6. ft.
Q. M. Rogers,. Barney.
Sound, bright Stone Mtn. seed,

20c tb. del. Some sound, but not so

bright, 15c Ib. del. J:*D. Means,

Elko.*=

Dixie Belle sced, hand selected,
special price on 50 Ibs. or
more. A. L. Brady, Rupert.

Good, clean Stone Mtn. seed, 35c
or exc. for Cokers No. 7 cot-
ton seed, or White Cornish or

White Giant eggs for hatching. J.
Pineview.

White Crowders, cream Crowd-
ers, lady peas, recleaned, 5 and 10
Tb. lots, 10 lb.; imp. red Valentine

beans, 30c lb., 4 Ibs. $1, postpaid.
_-. A. Hayes, Buford.

Multiplying Calif. beer seed, 25c
per start. Mrs. L. HE. Green, At-
-lanta, 835 Ponders Ave.

Pure Brabham peas, $1 bu., in

234 bu. bags. W. G. Laing, Dawson.

Three crop yellow bunch Crow4a-
er peas, very prolific, never fail to
Bear, $1 pk. A. L, Law, . Ocilla.
RE, 3. 2

Four bu. lady peas, 5c 1b., post-

= paid, $10 for the above: bu. frt.



MF

' paid. Doxle Broziece, Suwanee,

Ibs: -75e;

Hastings sugar. Crowders. 10
15. Ibs. $1; 20 lbs. $1.25;
80 lbs. $1.75; 60 lbs. $3.25, postpaid.
> J, A. Stegall, DawsonviNe.

s Twenty bu. new eras, 99 per cent

pure, $1 bu., FOB; 5 Ibs.: long

- green okra seed, 25c Ib., or lot for













AA seed, 25c Ib. del-;










ie

Babs;
_ seed,
~Ermon McPherson, Bremen.

/ Eras, $1 bu,

+ $1, del. J..F. Briscoe, Loganville.
~ Laredo soy beans, $2.50 -bu.,
FOB; Stone Mtn. watermelon seed.

~*40c lb. Mrs. G. M. Young, Rebecca.

P. Brabs, $1.25; M. peas, $1; all

sound; Pucket special seed corn.
$1.25 bu.; all FOB.. James A. Haral-
=~ gon, Conyers, RFD 4.

Hand selected Watsgn .melon
seed, 25c Ib., or exc. for dried fruit,

peas.or Lima beans, eggs or honey.

spree J: &. Harrell, Quitman, Rt. 6-

+ foney drip cane seed, $1 bu.,

| FOB; 50 bu. lots, 90c; new. era
5 peas, $1 bu-; good, sound, mixed
*peas, 90 bu. Exe. for. good breed
pigs. J. <A. Crawford, Calhoun.
cea th: 2.

imp. Watson melon
5 Ibs. Dixie Belle,

~ Twelve. lbs.

-40c lb-, or 30 Ib. for lot; honey
drip cane seed, 40c. gal. Mrs. F.
Happoldt, Lewiston.

i Cattail millet, 10c lb. in pod:
Beyptian wheat, 13e lb.; scallion

onion buttons, 10c qt-; everbearing
strawberry plants. 30c C; hot pep-
per, 10c pkg. E. L. Corley, Mauk,
mat Gl: ;
White creaseback bean seed,
_ tender, 40c Ib., 3 }bs;,. $1.--W. Hi.
Hembree, Blue Ridge.
| Seven hundred Ibs. sound 90-day
speckled velvet beans in hull, 144c
also 10 bu. honey drip cane
sound, $1 bu., both FOB.

One hundred bu. Whips and New
FOB Washington.
M: L. Callaway, Rayle-
~ One M bu. good, clean seed vel-
Ve: beans, $1.25 bu., FOB, Cash
with order, J. F. Darley, Vidalia.
_ Velvet beans, large bean, $1.50
763-day beans, $1.25 bu. All

. Hi. W. Bennett, Alma Rt. 4.

Page might se

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~melon seed, 60c Ib.,





Georgia Products
For Sale

Pure Stone Mtn. watermelon
seed, selected by hand, 75c Ib., det.
Mrs. Della J. McCorvey, Coolidge,

Ga.
35c lb. del., or exec. Ib. for Ib. Ky
pole and bunch keans. L. E. Wil
liams, Ty Ty.

Extra fine Weaver-Watson mel-
en seed, 50c Ib-; also Stone Mtn.,
50e7lb., FOB. W-. s.. Christmas,
Vienna, Rt. 4.

Dill seed, 12c pkg.; martin gourd
seed, same price; Dill sprays for
cucumber pickles, 10 for 35c, all
prepaid. Not less than 10 Sprays
sold. No stamps -Mrs. T, B. Thom.
as, Thomasboro.

Running okra seed, 10c doz., 2
doz. 15c; castor bean seed, 2 doz.
12c. Mrs. Mary F.. Hall, DeSota.

PECANS AND PEANUTS
S FOR SALE
Little white Spanish, 2%c lb,
FOB, or exc. for 50 to 75 Ibs. av.



shoats; 2 lbs. peanuts for 1 Ib. of

shoat, del. Ft, Valley. L. P. Single-
ton, Ft. Valley.

Extra large, hand selected paper-
shell pecans (50 nuts make a Ib.),

6 Ibs., $1, postpaid. Mrs. T. C.
Floyd, Chipley, Rt. 1.
Paper-shell pecans, 10c Ib., or

exe. for dried fruit, peas or any-
thing useful. Miss Lizzie Sumner,
Sylvester.

Stuart pecans, extra large and
good flavored, 6 Ibs., $1. Miss
Venice Anderson, Chipley.

N. C. peanuts, 2c lb. J. M. .Tay-
lor, Cuthbert, Rt. 3.

No. 1 Ga: runners, 2c Ib., FOB;
money order with order. Alton
Ricketon, Douglas, Rt. 2.

No. 1 white Spanish peanuts, re-
cleaned forseed, $2.25 per 100 lbs,
N. C. Hilson, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Nei Gy runners, 5 M Ibs, 2 Ib.;
also exc.-10 bu for 5 bu. Brab or
iron peas. H. Hagin, Statesboro.

Several hundred bu. runner pea-
nuts, 2c lb., FOB. Cash with order.
T. N. Wiggins, Edison.

One hundred bu. No. 1 N. C. Ga.
raised peanuts, 50c bu., FOB my
shipping point; exc. some for B. B.
Blue Guinea male hog, 50-100 Ibs.
W. EF Betts, Adel; Rt. 2.

Runner peanuts, 2c lb.;
1%, all FOB; not less than 100
lbs. shipped, No sample without
8e postage. Albert F. Thornton,
Gamilta ;ARt. 1.

No. 1 white Spanish peanuts.
2%c lb. in lots of 500 Ibs. or more:
smaller quantities, 8c lb., FOB;
cash with order. Mrs. J. L. Ellison,
Sardis, Box 181.

Pecans, 10 1b.; collard seed, 40c;
Rocky Ford cantaloup and Stone
Mtn. melon seed, each, 50c_. lb.:
exc. for turnip, beet, etc. Mrs. M.
L. Shealey, Oglethorpe.

Ga. runner and white Spanish
peanuts, 50c bu., FOB, my place
O. J. Nobles, Finleyson.

Sev. tons N. C. Ga. raised run:
ner peanuts, good, sound planting
seed, picked not threshed, 2c Ib.,
FOB. E. J. Cottle, Ty Ty.

Sey. hundred bu. No. 1 runner
seed peanuts, 2c Ib.; cash with
order, FOB. Roy A. Weeks, Edison,
Pe 0; Boxe.

One hundred and thirty-five bu.
No. 1 Spanish seed peanuts, 2c
Ib. FOB. In good sacks. No chks.
W. E. Boles, Mitchell.

No. 1 white Spanish peanuts,
22 Ib... FOB; from 100 to1 M Ibs.
for quick del.. M. C. Brown, Pel-
ham, <2

Ga. Runner peanuts for sale.
Have planted them for 20yrs. or
more. N. P. Metts, Dublin, Rt. 4.

Spanish peanuts, nest onions,
eream Crowder --peas, and white
peas, all 30c gal.; add postage.
Mattie Wright, Bremen.

Small sized paper-shell pecans,
10c; med. size, 15c; large, 29 Ib.;
N. C. Ga. raised peanuts, 50 Ibs.
or more, 214c 1b.; exc. for anything
can use. D: Sheridan, Pearson.

Good, sound seed peanuts, Ga.
raised N. C. runners, 40c bu., large
or small orders. T. J. ween
Osierfield.

Stuart pecans, 1931 500 or

600 Ibs., 10c Ib. FOB; sound. J. F.
Surrency, Jesup, Rt. 2._
- One hundred bu. No. 1 white
Spanish peanuts, recleaned by.
thrash, 50c -bu.
Wiicher, Gibson.

Thirty-eight Ibs. hand shelled
and picked N. C. runner peanuts,
5e Ib. for lot, or exe. part for
dried apples at 6c lb; ea, pay
postage. W. G. High, Whigham,
Rt 4.

N. 4 Spanish peanuts, $2 a hun-
dred: recleaned: sat, guar., FOB.
Lee Walden, Mitchell, Rt. 1.

Three or 4 tons old-fashioned
runner peanuts, gathered without
rain, 2c lb. A, H, Richardson,
Edison, Rt. 3

x zi di i

collard: seed, hading var.,}

ton lots,

MOBS Woe



tebe Dees
- For Sale

Ga. raised N. C runners, 50c
bu: rd skin Spanish, 3c Ib. FOB.
Jno. S. Mixon, Ocilla.

N CG. Ga. grown peanuts, 2e Ib.
in 160-lb. lots or more; 90-day vel-
vet beans, $1 bu.; Brabs., $1.25 bu.,
ail FOB. Rubye Tanner, Douglas,
Box? 423,

Four tons No. 1 N. C.-Ga- run-
ner peanuts, 1%c lb. FOB; 100-lb.
lots or more, 214 Ib, del.} Spanish,
2c Ib. FOB; 100 Ibs: or more, 246c
1b del.; money order. C. H. Parish,
Tifton, Rt. 6.

Large red Valencia peanuts,
hand picked, 10c ib. FOB; 12%c Ib.
del.
ville. z

Sev. tons Ga. raised N, C._run-
ner peanuts, saved without rain.
good seed, 2c lb. J. CC. Swint,
Lenox.

Sev. tons Ga, raised N. C. run-
rer peanuts, saved without rain,
good seed, 2c Ib. C. B. Daughtrey,
Lenox.

Seed. peanuts, 2c 1b.; no order
filled for less than 100 lbs. or exc.
for O-too-tan- beans, P. R. potato
draws, for del. in April and May,
$1.59 1000. W. R, Barton,
Riess.

Forty Ibs. Stuart pecans, 10c Tb,
65 Ibs, Money Makers, 8e lb.; 100
gal. sugar cane syrup, 50c gal.;
guar. N. W. Daniel, Ty Ty; Rt. 1.

N Cc. runner seed peanuts, 2c
lb. FOB; no orders for less than
100 lbs.; cashiers chk. or money
order. H. M. Cannon, Adel, Rt. 1.

White Spanish peanuts, reclean-
ed, sound, $2.25 per 100 Ibs. FOB;
cash with order. W., C. Brassell,
Gibson.

Seed peanuts, genuine N. C. No.
1 Flat Runners, 2c lb. in 100-Ib.
lots: 1%4 per Ib. in. 1000-Ib. lots,
FOB; cash with order. OO. M.
Greene, Tron City.

PECANS AND OTHER FRUIT
TREES FOR SALE

Goose plums, nicely rooted, 6
for 30c; 10 for 40c; add postage.
Send 2c stamps. A. Steinheimer,
Woolsey, Rt. 1.

Rooted grape vines, large size
grapes and early, 25e each; scup-
pernong, 30c each; fig bushes, 25c
each; add postage. All well rooted.
Miss Blanche Norton, Grayson.
Res :

Leading variety apple trees, 3 ft.,
10c; pear, 30c; 2 yr. Concord grape
vines, $1 doz., $8 C. State insp.
Exec, for baby chicks. C. M, Alex-
ander, Cleveland, Rt. 1

Currants, 3 to 6 ft., $1.25 doz.,
prepaid. Hubert Thompson, Hart-
well, Rt. 1.

Blue Damson and yellow sugar
plums, black walnuts, 2 for 25c;
blueberries, hazlenut, raspberries,
50c doz.; white creaseback corn-
field beans, 15e pt. Add postage.
Thelma Wilson, Loving.

Schley, Stuart, Moore and Tech
peean trees, 35c each, FOB. Exc.
mor peas, beans, hens, etc. Dr-B.

. Daniel, Claxton,

oe trees, state insp., $35 M;
$4 C3; T5c doz;
doz-; grape, fig, walnut, $4 C; T5c
doz, E. B. Travis, Riverdale,

Large red goose plum, fall ap-
ples, currants, figs, good roots, 10c



each, $1 doz. Exc. for velvet beans |

Or peanuts.
Juniper,
Fig sprouts

Mrs: Z. C. Adams,

and peanuts, the

large kind for sale or exe. for cab- |

bage seed, or plants, bean or
Crowder peas. Write first. Mrs. J.
D. Smith, Middleton, Rt. 1,

Jerusalem cherry, 2% ft. tall,
good cond., $5 on the spot. Mrs.
C. A. Harrell, West Point, Rt. 1.

Well rooted white scuppernong

grape vines, 10c each. Miss Gladys
James, Pearson.

Fifty white Eng. peach trees, 6-8
in. high, 5c each. Cash. Mrs, Emley
Long, Cleveland, Rt. 4.

Clingstone peach trees, large
fruit, ripens in August, 4 ft., 8, $1;
2% ft., 12, $1. Exe. for bean seed,
tomato, onion, potato plants.
Write. Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pine-
hurst,

Gooseberries, 25 doz.: nice
large, well rooted. bushes. Postage
included Mrs. V. GG. . Spraybury,
Blue Ridge.

Gov. insp. Stuart and Money-
Maker pecan trees, 6-8 ft. 40 each,
in 10 tree lots or more, or exc. for
hens at 12c Ib. Hach pay exp. chgs.
Chas, C. Harman, Stovall.

State insp. apple. and peach
trees, 5 to 15c; pear, 30c: Concord
grape, 2 yr. vines, 10c each, $1 doz.
Exe. for baby chicks. W. H. Alex-
ander, Cleveland.

May cherry Sprouts, plim trees,
1Se each: blue-ribbon cane seed,
Se lb. Will exe. Lonnie. Hundlee,
sae Ri. Zo =

H. W. Thurmond, Gresham-

Adel, |

plum, apricot, $1.25





Georgia Products :
For Sale

FRESH AND CURED. MEATS

Any quantity pure pork smoked

country sausage, 18c Tb., FOB,
Moultrie. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Perry Tucker, Hartsfield.

Have nice, smoked hams, 10\to 18

Ibs., 20c Ib. del. G. C. Smith, Ca
milla, RFD 4,

Four country cured hams, av. 22
lbs, each, $4 each; 2 for $7.50, or
lot for $14 del.; money order. No
checks. S. A. Lanford, Macon, Rt.
3, care T. L. Baker.

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE
Five lbs. comb honey, 75c; 5 lbs.
strained, 60c; 24-5
either kind, 35 per pail, all del: in

Ga. Curd Walker, Vidalia.

Three Ibs. nice yellow and white
beeswax, 25c 1lb.; money order, at
once. Mrs. J. HE, Yawn, Rhine, Rt-
1, Box 115.

New honey, ext.
Ibs., $1.40, del.
Odum.

Fall chunk honey, 5, 10, 25-Ib.
cans, 12c Ib., del.; 50-lb. lard cans,
10c Ib. FOB. Few. gal. strained,
15 Ib del. C. G. Oliver, Barnes-
ville Rt. 2.

Five old fadhioned bee hives,
$1.50 each; 10 pat. 8-frame hives,
honey and bees, $2.50 each. Supers
cn each. No exch. A. L: Taylor,
Juliette.

POTATOES FOR SALE

Fifty or 60 bu.:fine grown gen-
uine yellow skin P, R. seed pota-
ltoes, gov. insp., 75c bu. Lee Mil-
ler, Screven.

Ten or 12 bu. nice white star po-
tatoes, $1 bu.; also strawberry
plants, 15 C, or exc. for frostproof
tomato plants. J. M. Mathis, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 3, Box 50.

*5 Ibs., 75e; 10
Jack Crawford,



Clietts bunch P. R. sweet pota-:

toes, very early and prolific. Can
grow them at cost of 10c bu. J. H.
M. Cliett, Powersville.

Fifty or 75 bu. No. 1 kiln dried
P, R. potatoes, 90c bu. del. M. F.
Jones, Metter, Rt 1, Box 111. 5

Fifty bu. P. R. eating potatoes
and same amt, bedding potatoes,
free from disease, 60c bu. W.. P.
Fisher, Abbeville, Rt. 1; Box 149.

One hundred bu. pure yellow
skin P. R. seed potatoes, $1 bu.,
FOB. C. A. George, Lithonia, Rt. 2.

Flue-cured leaf tobacco, 6c Ib..
for smoking; cash with order. JC:
Reynolds, Surrency,

Good, bright leaf tobacco, flue-
cured, 11-Ibs., $1; no orders for less
than $1. Mrs. Ruth Horton, Bax-
ley, Rt. 2.

Nice, flue-cured smoking tobacco,
8c 1b., or exc. lb. for lb. of dried
fruit, or anything can. use. Hach
pay charges. Mrs. W. M. Griffis,
Blackshear, Rt. 1.

BUTTER FOR SALE
Three Ibs. fresh butter weekly,
25--1b.5- del. Mrs? DD: E: Paradise,

Amity. :

Two to 3 lbs. nice yellow Jersey
butter each week, 25c Ib., del. Will
Stephens, Adairsville, Rt. 4.

Four ibs. fresh butter eacl. week.
cow T. B. tested, 20c lb. in 14-Ib.
molds, I pay postage one way.
Mrs J.T. Stogner, Bowdon, Rt. 3.

Hight-ten lbs. firm yellow butter
per week in brick molds, dei. in
Ga if 2 or more lbs..in 1 ship-
ment, 25 lb: Cash with order.
Cartons ret. Mrs. A I. Doda, Al-
pharetta, Rt. 1.

Four Ibs. butter per week, 25c
lo Carton. ret. ~Dried peaches,
acid apples, 10c Ib. Add portage
on orders less than 10 Ibs. Mrs.
W- C. Wiley, Lula, Rt.. 1,

Three Ibs. butter per week, 80c
lb. del. Cow T. B. tested. Mrs.
John W. Lovvorn, Waco, Rt. 2.



lb. pails of

















































Gentes Produ r
Fer Sale.

Dried, peaches. 10c Ib.: ae
pose on orders less than 10 |
tender cornfield bean seed, -
del rie Mrs. sige eu
PELE.

FOB, Cornelia. C.
nelia.

Nice, sun-dried appls,
del, Henry I. Weaver, M 2

Fifty lbs. old- -fashioned, gun-drj
peaches, free from worms, 10
canned cherries without gee
at. add postage. Mrs. J. B
ton, Lawrenceville, Rt. 2.

Nice, dried peaches, new e
sell or exe. for. Ky. wond
Hastings giant stringless gree,
pod bean seed, or exc, 12 Ibs, for
1M P. R. potato plants! Mr
F, Finley, Lavonia.

. Georgia Products

Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTE
Exc. Cokers 5 cotton seed a be
bu. for O-too-tan and velvet b
R. A. Brown, Sugar Valle
Want 1 bag, 2% bu., O- o-tans
sev. bu. Brabham peas, velve
beans, and N. C. peanuts, carpet
grass. Exc. -pbaper-shell pecans at
f0c Ib. J. L. Burk, ee



for 1 ibe Ky- wonder beams Like
to exc. for 5 lbs. beans. Mrs.
Harrison, Bremen,
Want cream suga~ Crowde 1
or any good Crowders. Send sam |
ple and price. Mrs. J. H. OD gler,
Augusta, Rt. 2, Box 115.
Exe. fey: . white com
slightly granulated in 5 Ib pa
for mung and _ O-too-tan
Calif. and Brabham peas or oth
good variety. S. E. Jone \
cross, 3

HONEY BEES AND hae
SUPPLIES WANTED
Want to buy honey bees. Sta
price, and direction for reaching
your place and number you h
for sale. W. C. Long, Marlo

PECANS AND PEANUTS
WANTED

Three lbs. cornfield beans, mixed
but no tough hulls, exc. for a bu,
Spanish peanuts, Hach pay |]
age. Australian brown onion
the oz: Carl C, Bettis, Cum \ing,
Rt. -7,-Box 7108.
Want seedling and paper-sh
pecans in any quantity. Pay
est cash prices. Send samp
state number, of Ibs. of each V.
offered. Geo. M. Prince, Columb
Box 1160.
Exe. P.. R. potato plants,
grown'seed, gov. inspt. and trea
for Spanish peanuts. F. M- Mil

Exc. milch cow, half Guernsey
half Jersey, freshen in about
wks., with 8rd calf. Jake D. Ha
rell, Hastman, Rt. 3. .

- Exe. mung beans for white
ish peanuts; beans at 10c Ib.;
exc, mung beans for white
Limas, Ib. for lb. G. W. McDonal

Vidalia.

POTATOES WANTED
Want 1 bu, old-fashioned but
vine potatoes to bed. oe Lee
Norwood.
Exe. kudzu crowns or Hima
plants for potatoes, or po
plants. Paul Brown, Canon.
Exe. good quality seedliz
cans at 5c Ib., for seed Irish po
ties, cobblers preferred; also | )
white Crowder peas to exc. for B
muda onion sets. J. T. Johnst
Williamson, Rt. 1.









FRUIT FOR SALE

Nice sun-dried apples and
peaches, 8c lb.; exc. for 100 Ib. cap.
white sacks; also exc. honey drip
cane seed for same. Mrs. W.T.
Layson, Willard, Rt. 1.

Dried apples, 7c lb.; exe,
onion plants; collard plants, 10c
C; exc. for white feed Sacks; ea,
pay postage. M. EH. Gentry, Talla-
poosa, Rt. 3.

Nice sun-dried peaches and ap-

ples, free of worms, 10c lb. Mrs.

Henry Gazaway, Cumming, Rt. 4.

Sun-dried pedches, 9c Ib. or exe,
for sweet potato slips or white
feed sacks, 12 Ibs. for 1000 plants.
M. F. Etris, Dahlonega, Rt. 1.

One hundred lbs. fine Rabun
county dried apples, 8c Th. D. S.
Patterson, Clayton.

Dried peaches, 10c Ib.; add ee

age; cash with order; exe, for 100

15. cap. white feed. sacl: alse
cornfield bean seed, 10c te cupful,

or exc. mee J. E.. Borrelia, Carnes:
Nile. : s





for |

| Maxey;

Syrup.
mont. cotton seed, last 8





















FRUIT WANTED

Exe. long staple short ~cotil
seed at 75c bu. for dried fruil
or exc. for Spanish
nuts; must be in good con 0
Mobley, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Exe. paper-shell pecan
fruit, peaches or apples, Ib. 10
Have 12 lbs. pecans. Mrs. Ww
Joyner, Cairo, Rt. 4..

SYRUP WANTED
Want some fine table ;
honey flavor (the Honey Boy bran



true-to-name): sample and 1
wanted. J. R. O'Neal, a
RE

Want. sorghum syrup in pbis._
H. Stanley, Atlanta, 54 Haynes:
N. W.

Want to buy 35 gal A-
syrup at reasonable price
Lawrenceville. -
Want 6-10 Ib. buckets of
Will exc. 6 bu: pure

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G. Sanders, Dewyrose, Rt.