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: Poultry For Sale 
 
: ANCONAS 
Five light Ancona hens, 2 yrs. 
 
- old, 5 light April pullets, now 
 
- laying, 75c ea.; cockerel, $1.50; 
high class 2-yr.- old cock, dark 
(would do for show bird), $3. 
 
as W. A. Halsonback, Ranger. 
 
  
 
- ._ BANTAMS 
Three Brown L. bantam hens 
 
and rooster, $1 ea.,.$3 for  lot.. 
 
ee K. B. Martin, Gainesville, 
Rt . 
 
Four hens and rooster, grown, 
1 young one, 3 white, others 
mixed, val., 60c ea.; exc. for 
 
value; write. Mrs. H. L. Camp,- 
 
Douglasville, Rt. 4. 
Twenty-three Bantam hens 
 
-and 2 roosters for sale or exc. 
 
- for larger breed. Donald Wil- 
- liamson, Monroe. 
 
Mixed bantam hens, 50c each; 
cocks and cockrels, 25c ea. Also 
mixed pigeons, mated prs. 35c pr. 
 
_ Odd birds, 15c ea.; all colors. All 
 
guar. FOB. James Rice, Doug- 
lasville. 
Mixed bantam hens and 1 
 
- rooster, $2.25 for lot, in my yard. 
Wilbur Ramsey, Gainesville, Rt. 
 
H'6, 
 
Mixed bantams, good layers, 
 
- trio of 2 hens and 1 male bird, 
~ $1.25 FOB. Miss Emily Harrison, 
 
2 -. Bolingbroke. 
 
  
 
- BARRED AND OTHER ROCKS 
. Seven. Barred Rock pullets, 
_April hatch, $1 ea. FOB Ring- 
gold. Mrs. Lula Thornton, Ring- 
gold, Rt. 1. 
- Fischel W. Rocks, cockerels, 
 $1.25-$1.50 ea.; pullets $1; 10 
_ pullets, I unrelated cockerel, $10, 
 
  
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
* Parks individually ped. Bar- 
red Rocks direct; baby chicks, 
eggs, bloodtested stock; also 
Eng. Leghorns, Barron stock di- 
rect; big type, bloodtested; eggs 
and chicks. Harry Rose, Atlanta, 
Box 1709. 
 
Ninteen B. R. hens and cock- 
erel, 9 March, 1930, and 10, 
1931 hatch; pure bred, 90c ea., 
or exc. for pure S. P. C. 3-6 mos, 
old gilt, reg. or sub to reg. E. C. 
Harrison, Cornelia, Rt. 1. 
 
Two fine, pure Thompson B. 
R., March hatch, cockerels, $1 
ea., and chgs. Mrs. J. H. Dailey, 
Millen, Rt. D. : 
 
Two fine, Thompson B. R. 
cockerels, 9 mos. old, well dev., 
$2 ea. Lonnie ONeal, Valdosta, 
605 N. Ashley St. 
 
One extra fine Parks str. 
March cockerel, $1.50; 2-yr.-old 
rooster, same str., $2.50; also 
Black Minorca chicks and eggs, 
extra fine, direct from Pape; 
write. Mrs. Paul H. Vansant, 
Douglasville, Rt. 4. , '255 
 
Thompson str., B. R. March 
cockerel and 8 hens, $t ea., $8 
for lot, FOB: no chks. A. M. 
Hooper, Norcross. : 
 
Twenty-five W. P. Rock hens, 
$1 ea. FOB. Mrs. W. A. Willcox, 
Rhine. 
 
Six extra nice Feb. hatch B. R. 
cockerels, direct from Booths, $2 
ea. FOB. J. A. Ingram, Cordele. 
 
Two or three fine B. R. cocks, 
2-yrs.-old in February. Sell or 
exc. to prevent inbreeding. Mrs. 
S. A. Spann, Adrian, RFD 1. 
 
Very fine selected B. R. pullets, | 
 
4-mos.-old; well dev. 10 for $6; 
 
  
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
Three pure bred Thompson 
Ringlet B. R. March cockrels, 
healthy and in service; med. 
dark color,$1.40 ea., or $3.75 for 
lot, FOB. Mrs. R. L. Mabry, 
Canon, Rt. 2. 
 
Two nice pure Thompson 
Ringlet B. R. in service March 
cockerels, $1.35 ea. or the 2 for 
$2.50 FOB. Mrs. N. R. Wilson, 
Canon, Rt. 2. 
 
- Pure bred B. R. 1930 hatch 
cock, $2. D. E. McDaniel, Li- 
thonia, RFD 1.  
 
Six B. R. roosters, Childs str. 
March 12 hatch. Well dev. and 
bloodtested; $1.25 each; 6 for $6, 
FOB. Money order. M. C. Par- 
ker, Point Peter. 
 
Pure bred B. R. young hens 
and pullets, now laying; $1 ea., 
$11 for doz., FOB. Mrs. T. J. 
Thorne, Perkins. 
 
Some nice Thompson Ringlet 
cockrels, late April hatch, $1 ea., 
FOB. Cash. Mrs. C. A. Wil- 
banks, Commerce, Rt. 5. 
 
Five nice B. R. hens and roost- 
er, Thompson str., $5 for the 6. 
Also 3 large Buff Orp. young 
hens, $1 ea. Cash with order. 
eS Otis McAfee, Wrightsville, 
 
Pure Parks st. B. Rocks, reg. 
per. No. 37-C-32. Foundation 
stock direct cream A grade. Few 
choice cocks and cockerels, $2-$3 
each. Baby chicks, $12 C. post- 
paid. Also eggs for sale. Mrs. 
Orlo D. Thayer, Daisy. 
 
BRAHMAS 
Giant str. pure bred rose 
comb light Brahma cockerels in 
 
  
 
  
 
Poultry For Sale 
 
Light Brahma cockerels, $1.75 
ea., $3 for 2. .Cash with order. 
Mrs: L. M. Pinson, Lincolnton, 
Rt. 5, Box 69. 3 
 
CORNISH 
 
Year old Cornish 9-lb. cock 
and 7-mos.-old cockerel. Both 
regular bulldog type, $3.50 ea..H. 
C. Spires, Lincolton, Rt. 5: 
 
Two pure bred Dark Cornish 
cockerels, $1.25 ea. No chks. Mrs. 
J. R. Armor, Graymont, Rt. 2. 
 
Four Dark Cornish pullets, 1 
cockerel, grown, spring, 1931 
hatch; $6 for lot; also 2 pullets 
and cockerels, Golden Polish 
(the beautiful fowl), $3 ea. Exc. 
for Duroc gilt. H. A. Griffin, 
Lavonia, Rt. 2. ; 
 
GAMES 
Two pure bred Gordon game 
cocks, 2 yrs. old, $5 for both; 
also 3 hens and 1 tom, pure M. 
B. turkeys, 25c lb.; 6 B. L. hens, 
1930 hatch, $1 ea.; will exc. 
Leland Adams, Hartwell, Rt. 4. 
 
Pr.  Warhorse,  8-mos.-old 
games, $3.50 for pr.; also white 
pop corn, 10c lb., FOB. W. A. 
Donaldson, Chamblee, Rt. 2. 
 
Sev. Ginn Greys, early 1931 
hatch stags, heavy wt., $1.50 ea.; 
all birds guar. I. F. Westmore- 
land, Jr., "Toccoa; Rt. 3, Box 92. 
 
About 15 Walker game cocks, 
inblood pure Watt Snider War- 
horse, Hoke Roundhead and 
Grey Rippers and Warhorse 
cross. Cocks $3 and $5 ea.; 
stags, $2.50 ea. Ben. F. Powell, 
Lylerly, Rt. 2. 
 
Spencers Sid Taylor stags, di- 
rect from Spencer, $2.50 ea. They 
 
  
 
  
 
  
     
    
   
 
Poultry For Sale  
 
Ginn Red game roosters, $1 
ea., 3 for $3.50. Pauline Mcke 
key, Hartwell, Rt. 2. : 
 
Red Bird game rooster, yr. 0 
and hen, $5 for pr. or exc, 
thrifty shoat. Mrs. Marie B 
nett, Dalton, RFD 2. . : 
 
Pair Grey Dragon games, ADru 
hatch, $3 pr.; 1 J. B. G. rooster 
and 10 hens, $12 for lot, FOR 
Ellijay. M. L. Clayton Roy., |  
 
Two fine pure bred pit game 
hens, $1.25 ea., or exc. the 2 foi 
1 nice Muff game hen. Carl Gr 
fin, Gainesville, 85 Oak St. ~ 
 
GIANTS 
 
  
 
  
 
ardson, Elberton, Rt. 3. 
 
Six J. B. Giant hens and coc 
erel, March and April hatch, . 
for lot, or $1.50 ea. Marcy si 
Also have for sale white mul 
plying onions, 45c gal. J. D. Mi 
Lane, Hartwell, Rt. 2. .  
 
Jersey White cockerel, Trui 
and Wright str. for sale. Mrs. 
A. Morgan, Valdosta. : 
 
April hatch white Giant coc 
erels, $3 ea., or exc. for wht 
Giant pullets, pecans, whi 
feed sacks, pop corn, peanul 
or what have. you? G. Vy 
Stephenson, Menlo. y 
 
Two pullets and 1 cocker 
April hatch; pure bred J. Bl 
Giants, $4 for lot; sat. guar. M 
Julian F. Pruitt, Lavonia. . 
 
LEGHORNS 
Ten W. L. hens and 4 Mare! 
1931 hatch, cockerels, 75c e: 
all Ferris heavy laying strat 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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- erated, FOB. Mrs. Z. L- Scott.|25 for $14, FOB. J. A. Olliff,|service, $1.50 ea. Mrs. Rena/are black as tar and dead game.|Mrs. W. A. Giddens, Chester 
Concord. Bristol. Kennedy, Collins. Herman Davis, Ellijay. Re 2i : 
OF GEORGIA PRODUCTS . Pace 
Prevailing Wholesale Prices Jan. 12, 1932. Always*Subject to Variation. Poultry FOr Sale -...--.--cceces-sereeecnnees 1-2 
. : Poultry Wanted +224 ee 2 
Atlanta. Macon. Savannah. Augusta, Columbus. Valdosta. Live Stock for Sale. eececcccsssecsecces- 9-3 
PSS OETA, AOL. ocvcccserceccems $ .28 $ .28 $ .28 $ .28 pea $ .26 i 
Heas standard, doz... 26 26 26 26 33 34 Hive Glock Wanted ia 3 
Eggs, Georgia Ss GORs 26 sos eens h 1 1 a 18 19 Baby. Chicks For Sale 2. 3 
PGS OS VOTO. VUMs C005 ocq--sesuqacccsateantanenes 26 ~ 26 26 26 23 24 i 
Binee ib. 15 15 16 16 12 AG Bey Oe ee : 
Hens, lb, 15 15 16 18 14 15 Blonts: For Sale ..1.,cccscsmpuneceeas 3-4 
Roosters, 1b. 09 10 ~L0 12 09-223 08 Plants: Wanted. 4 
Friers, lb, < 20 x +20 20 eee -20 20 Eges For Sale 4 
Ducks. lb. we 15 Ld 16 <L5 See SE CS ea ee ee 
Geese, Ib. 10 12% 12 15 16 115 EQSS Wanted en ceccneeccnernseccnneenneee 4 
Turkeys, Ib. 0 s25 ee soo a 22, Grain and Hay For Sale ........cccs 4 
Fs AIO TS ee Sano sean cacemetee tee uegnent SD eee Egerton 4 en seein Sh ag eee a ara i , 
Field Peas, mixed, DU. -..----ccsestecsomsceteae eons 65 15 60 BO oa ee i 
Field Peas, not mixed, DU. -.....c-.200 ------ 85 1.00 .70 BSD FP FOSTULOMS WATE -_.-.---nsnneneenecnenennens k= 
Country Butter. best table, Ib... 30: .20 30 BOs ee 39 Farm Help Wanted ...... 00... 5 
Far Corn (80 1b. to bu.). bu. ............ 50 at 50 45 42% .40 Seed Nor Sale. 22 a 5-6. 
Awest Potatoes, per 100 IDS, ...cececseesae 1.50. ao 1.25 1.25 1.40 1.15 Seed Wanted ............... "6 
eavine Hay, No: 1, con 25 hice = -~ 414, a onsene eee it aie a ee 
Peanut Hay. No. 4, ton 3 eee ee 7.00 EE Gicesc ee =e aon ee: a ES yA 
Hogs sold during week beginning January 4, 1932, at co-operative sales brought 3.66 per cwt., basis No. 1. Miscellaneous For Sale S55 3. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
   
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Poultry For Sale 
ung and laying W. L. hens 
 
Mets, 15 and cockerel, $1 | 
 
@ bargain. F. W. Maddox, 
ne Mountain, Box 297. 
 
wo W. L. cockerels, Barron 
from good layers, May 
*h, $1 ea. Mrs. Lee Hamilton, 
 
ne hundred and seventy-five 
Feb. and April; 1930 hatch, 
ough moulting and ready to 
will del. anywhere in Ga. in 
of 10 or more, for 75c ea. C. 
Brown, Butler. 
 
me hundred, April hatch, 
seelawn Eng. W. L. pullets, 
w laying 60 per cent, 80c ea., 
$75 for lot. O. C. Skelton, 
b on, Rt. a. 
sixty-five to 75 fine spring, 
atch, W. L. hens for 75c 
cash, corn, or peas at market 
ce. W. K. McGee, Lavonia. 
wo. pure bred Buff L, 
oosters, prize winners, 18 mos. 
Id, $1.50 ea. C. M. Waldrep, 
( brook. 
venty Tancred and Ferris 
. W. L. pullets, 7 mos. old, 60c 
FOB. L. C. McLeod, Dixie. 
mported Tom Barron breed- 
- cockerels from. high .record, 
mested contest winners, also 
Chinchilla rabbit does, for 
ale or trade for farm produce. 
in Simpson, Atlanta, 676 
n St., N. W. 
elve W. L. hens, less than 
s. old, and 1 rooster, $10.50; 
2 Donaldson Red pullets, of 
arch and April hatch, 80c ea.; 
thers, enclose stamps for infor- 
nation. Mrs. T. E. Blanchard, 
ippling, Rt. 2, Box 88. : 
ne hundred and twenty-five 
1 yr. old W. L., very large 
lens, now laying fine, $110 for 
or in lots of 25 for $22.50. 
e for live stock. S.C. 
oughs, Statesboro. 
ixty-five trapnested W. L. 
s, good cond., 90c ea., with 2 
skerls free, at my farm. Mrs. 
W. Harrison, Blackshear, Rt. 3. 
Sev. Mittendorff-Tancred Leg- 
 
orn eockerels, April hatch, di-. 
 
from Mittendroffs, $1.50 ea. 
NV. H: Tillman, Monroe. 
Seventy-five B. L. hens and 
pullets, all under 2 yrs. old. Tor- 
en str., also 10 cockerels, 
c ea. or $70 for entire lot. Mrs. 
F. Newman, Cochran. Rt. 1. 
Twenty-five B. L. now laying 
ullets, Russell str. April hatch, 
75c ea.; also chicks, day old, 7c 
 
Mrs. J. H. Hortan, Coch- 
 
ea., or 75c ea. for entire lot. 
laying. About 16 mos. old. 
_ Luther Anderson, Toccoa, 
 
See 
~ Quality ped. cockerels for 
reeding, out of contest record 
ens, 250-284 eggs. Tancred str., 
. booking orders for baby 
 
nicks, February, March del. M. 
Kantala, Elberton. 
 
S.C. W. L. cocks,_yr. old, from 
nested, high producing hens, 
dtested and every respect the 
best breeders. Mrs. G. G. 
ir, Rutledge, Rt. 2. 
 
Fifty young Tancred W. L. 
 
ns and 5 young cockerels, 75c 
1, or exc. for turkeys, geese or 
 
jucks for breeding. No culls. 
James Greene, Dawson. 
Full str. Brown bL. roosters, $1 
. Mrs. E. Warren, Swainsboro. 
 
 LAKENVELDERS 
 
One full strain Lakenvelder 
 
ckerel, April 1931 hatch, for 
 
e, $2 FOB; also I want to 
 
rchase for cash, cheap, 1 full 
white Holland turkey tom, 
hatch. Henry lL. Bryan, 
cely, Rt. 4. 
 
ae MINORCAS 
. C. Buff Minorcas, Schmidt 
I~cock and 6 hens, some of 
is choice matings, cock, $2; 
ns, $1 ea.; 7 for $7, FOB. Mrs. 
nnie F. Abbott, Union Point. 
Pure bred Black Minorca, 10- 
old rooster, $1.50, or exc. 
Fi epure -brd. Re I...Red 
oster and 1 pullet, or 3 pullets 
any good breed. Mrs. A. D. 
lackstock, Jefferson, Rt. 1. 
 
e fine Booth AAA White 
rarca cock, $1.50. H. L. Far- 
, Albany, 801 3rd Ave. 
 
March cockerels, pure breed 
ack Minorcas, $1; also 1 Don- 
$5 B. tur! 
 
  
 
  
 
| stock, 
 
MISCELLANEOU 
-Thirty-fve lbs. nice, fat, big 
breed friers, 2-3 lbs. wt., 25c Ib., 
FOB. Mrs. C. V. Walker, Black- 
 
shear, RFD 3, Box 57. 
 
Three hundred and fifty 
young, fat fryers, heavy breeds. 
Paschal Muse, Perry. 
 
Fifteen or 20 nice, fat hens, 
all young and beginning to lay, 
mixed breed; come and = see 
them, dont write, $1 ea. Mrs. 
Lillie Soggins, Doraville, Rt. 1. 
 
ORPINGTONS 
 
Three Golden Buff Orp. hens 
and rooster, $4.50; also eggs, 75c 
per 15. Carton returned. All 
FOB. Will exc. for dried fruit 0 
bean or tomato seed. Write first. 
Mrs. Elsie Altman, Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Three pure bred Buff Orp. 
cockerels, April hatch $1 ea., 
FOB. Exc. 1 for 1 of same breed 
and same age. Mss Lenore Huk- 
bard, Cannon, Rt. 3. 
 
Pure bred Buff Orp. pullets, 
Jan. and Feb. hatch, $1.50 .ea. 
Mrs. L. E. Forehand, WHite Oak. 
 
Three pure bred Golden Buff 
Orp, 2-yr.-old roosters, $1 ea.; 
choice stock. Mrs. J. A. Peel, 
Milan. 
 
White Orp. 
 
  
 
cockerels, cock 
bird and few nice _ pullets, 
Morgans-Staye-White strain; 
cockerels, $3; cock, $4; pullets, 
$2.50 ea. Mrs. C. R. Morgan, 
Americus. 
Black Orp. stock, cocks and 
cockerels, $2 ea.; hens and pul- 
lets, $1.50 ea.; 15 yrs. breeding. 
R. T. Lilly, Gainesville. 
 
PHEASANTS FOR SALE 
 
Beautiful . Ringnecks, ex- 
ceptionally good birds, from su- 
perior stock, brilliant colored 
plumage, $6 and $8 pr. Carl H. 
Fuller, West Point. 
 
Trio of full plumed golden 
pheasants for sale or exc. for 
value; ~ write: H. A.  Mauney, 
Clarkston. 
 
Four pheasant hens, 50c ea., 
FOB. Mrs. W.-C. Kennedy, 
Suwanee, Rt. 1. ; 
 
Amvhearst, young, $15; adult. 
-$25 pr.; Goldens, young, $10; 
adult, $18 pr.; Reeves; young, per 
trio, $45; 
Excellent stock, Guar. to please. 
L. J. Barrow, West Point. 
 
PEAFOWLS FOR SALE 
Pr. nice 3-yr-old peafowls. Hen 
laid 14 eggs last yr, $35. No chks. 
T. W. Dickinson, Monroe, Rt. 2, 
Box 52. 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
PIGEONS 
Mixed pigeons, young and old 
(Se pr... OF Cxe. fOr 
guineas, Indian Runner ducks 
or bantams. Mrs. Cogie A. Ham- 
ilton, Pembroke, Rt. 1.   
Fifty to 60 extra large solid 
Red Carneaux, mated, banded 
and working, $50 for lot; exc. for 
anything of equal value. R. F. 
 
Eaves, Decatur, Rt. 2. 
Ten pigeons, Homers, Car- 
neaux, white Kings, mixed, some 
 
Brown, Helena. 
 
exc. for chickens or pigs. Mrs. 
ahah Burchhalter, . Athens, 
 
Twelve mixed pigeons, 15cc ea., 
or $1.50 cash for lot, or exc. for 
1 pr. white Kings. Chas. Car- 
michael, McDonough, Rt. 3, 
Box 5. : 
 
Fifty to 75 pr. fine White 
Kings, all mated and working, 
some banded, $1 per pr. N. P. 
Willis, Hawkinsville. 
 
mated pairs, banded, 
squabbers. Herman Eidson, Fitz- 
gerald. 
 
Sixteen Modenas, 6 Bald-head 
Tumblers, 50 ea., or lot 30c ea.; 
 
banded Carneaux, $1.50 pr. or lot 
for $1 pr. Will trade. E. M. 
sone Atlanta, 388 Luckie St., 
 
Twenty pr. Ply. Rock and Red 
Carneaux, mated, banded and 
working, none over yr. old, Sat. 
guar. E. C. Cureton, Jr., More- 
land, Box 55. 
 
R. I. REDS . 
I. Reds, 1931, March 
 
  
 
Ten. R. 
 
hatch, Donaldson str., now lay-- 
 
ing, $1.25 ea. Mrs. O. L. Padgett, 
Atlanta, 1691 Evans Dr. 
 
I. Abbott, Alma. 
 
5, FOB, or del. within | 
 
  
 
$45 
 
CHICKENS 
 
Ringnecks, $6-$8 pr.}| 
 
pure white, $2 for all. Clarence 
 
Fifteen pr. Carneaux for sale or 
 
White Kings, young birds and 
heavy 
 
25 pr. Red Splashed, mated and 
 
Twenty R. I. Red friers, av. wt. 
2% to 3 Ibs., 50c ea., FOB: 10 
Red pullets, $1 ea., FOB. Mrs. J. 
 
Fifty R. I. Red pullets, April 
and March hatch, Tompkins str., 
 
  
 
Poultry I | 
Twenty-five dark S. C. I. 
cockerels, direct from Mahoods 
 
ae 
 
hatch, wt. about 8 lbs., $2.50 to 
$4; sat. guar. B. E.. Anderson, 
Warm Springs. 2 
 
Pure bred Donaldson R. TI. 
Red hens for sale or exc. for 1 
pure bred B. B. Guinea pig; also 
10 lbs. nice dried apples to sell 
or exc. for same amt. dried 
peaches. Mrs. G. R. Harper, 
Cut Cane - 
 
Eleven pure bred Red pullets 
and 1 rooster, April hatch, pul- 
lets ready for laying, $10 for lot. 
Miss Eva Morris, Hartwell, 
RE 2. = 
 
Pure R. I. Reds, 1 March hatch 
cockerel, 9 Ibs., $1.50; 12 pul- 
lets, now. laying, 6-7 lbs:, $1.25 
ea., FOB. W. U. J. Vaughon, 
Climax. : : 
 
Fifteen to 20 thoroughbred 
Donaldson R, I. hens, 20c lb. 
Miss Willie Watson, Woodbury. 
 
Six dark Red April pullets, 
Donaldson str. April pullets, $1 
ea.; 2-yr.-old cock, $1.50, or exc. 
for 15 bu. corn, or 144 tons cot- 
ton seed. Mrs. Ida Carson, Grif- 
fin, Rt. D. 
Twelve Donaldson thorough- 
bred R. I. Red cockerels, $1.75 
ea., not del. Also Red scallion: 
buttons, 60c gal. or will exc. Mrs. 
C. H. Capel, Molena. 
 
Nine hens and 1 cockerel, pure 
bred R. I. Reds, now laying, fine 
stock, $10 FOB. Mrs. L. B. 
Hutchinson, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. 
 
Four Dark Red. pullets and 
rooster, April hatch, av. wt. 5 
Ibs. pure bred. no culls, $4. Mrs. 
 
2. 
 
  
 
SQUABS 
Fresh killed squabs, about 1 
Ib., 40c FOB: squabs_ shipped 
alive, 35c FOB; cash with order. 
Mrs. W. E. Rumph, Culloden, 
RFD 2. 
 
TURKEYS, GUINEAS, GEESE, 
DUCKS, ETC., FOR SALE 
 
Pr. 7-mos.-old turkeys, in good 
shape, $7.50 per pr. Mrs. Lena 
McBrayer, Buford, Rt. 3. 
 
Choice, reserve stock, from my 
1931 flock of 2500 turkeys; from 
my $25 toms bought last spring, 
direct from Bird Bros.; toms, wt. 
24-30 lbs., $12 ea.; 12-14 lbs., $7 
ea., FOB. Hilary McIntyre, 
Calhoun.  3 
 
Eleven blue geese, 8 geese and 
3 ganders, full feathered and fat, 
$1.25 ea.; money order. Mrs. 
Mary West, Cartecay. 
 
Two red turkey hens, 30 and 
*31 hatch, and some little ones; 
sell or exc. for P. C. male, 80 
Ibs. or over; also Muscovy ducks, 
for sale or exc, for red turkey 
eee H. D. Little, Pinehurst, 
 
Two thoroughbred Bourbon 
Red toms, April hatch, fine for 
breeding, $3.75, ea., FOB; cash 
with order; no chks. Mrs. E. L. 
Whitton, Buchanan.  
 
Seven pure bred white Holland 
toms, pick of my flock, $5 ea., or 
2 for 2 of same (pure) breed at 
once. Mrs. Jas.-B. McCrary, 
Molena. 2 
 
  
 
M. B. toms, April, 1931 hatch, 
19-20 lbs. and 2 hens, 2 yrs. old, 
$5ea.; 2 young April hatch hens, 
$4 ea.; all pure bred _ bronze: 
money order; FOB prices. Mrs. 
Lula Christmas, Vienna.  
 
Pure Bourbon Reds, toms, $6: 
hens, $4. Mrs. R. L. Greene, 
Cuthbert, Rt. 4. 
 
One young Mammoth Bronze 
tom, wt. about 20 Ibs., $5 or exc. 
for a thrifty shoat. Mrs. Grady 
Burroughs, Canon. 
 
Two M. B. hens, wt. about 18 
Ibs. each, April, 1931, hatch. 
Bird Bros. str., 25c lb. FOB. Mrs. 
Arthur Owen, Barnesville. 
 
M. B. and Bourbon Red mixed, 
spring hatch tom, $3 or 20c Ib.; 
also spring hatch S. C. R. I. Red 
(chicken) cock, and 10 Red pul- 
lets, 75c each. Cash with order. 
Mrs.. < Jno. 
Risk, eee 
_ Twelve nice, fat, full-feathered 
geese, $1 ea., or exc. for 12 B. R. 
hens that will wt. 6 lbs. each. 
Mrs. D. V. Miller, Screven, Rt. 1, 
Box 35. / 
 
Mammoth White Pekin drake, 
 
fine breeder, $1.25: cooped, FOB. 
Demorest, Rt. 1. _ 
 
exp. colect. Send money 
 
so want pheasants, what 
 
ite. Lam 
 
  
 
ale {| 
Red} 
selected heavy layers pen, April | 
 
Joe A. Flanders, Swainsboro, Rt. | 
 
Gg Roopville, Rib 2 
 
Two pure bred Bird Bros. str. | 
 
Faircloth, Pulaski, 
 
large and full feathered. Make a 
Money order. Mrs. A. J. Collins, 
For sale or exc. mallard ducks, 
 
| $1.25 ea.; cabbage plants, $1 M. 
order. 
 
April, 1931, 
11-12 Ib., $4 ea.; 2 2-yr.-old hens, 
$5 ea. Money order. No personal 
checks. Mrs. Lula Christmas, 
Vienna, Rt. 4. Soa 
Large Blue Toulouse geese, 
soon be laying, $5 pr. Also nest 
onions, 5c Ib. Add postage. Mrs. 
J. C. Johnston, Hogansville. _ 
Pr. pure bred Toulouse geese, 
$2.50 ea. or exc. Also have dried 
apples, 10c Ib. or exc. for salted 
or dried fish, well cured. Mrs. C. 
A. Black, Fhe Rock, Rt. 1.  
 
WYANDOTTES 
 
S.L. Wyandottes, 25 hens and 
pullets, $1 ea. Mrs. Steve Mar- 
tin, Commerce, Rt. 5. 
 
Pure Regal Dorcas W. Wyan- 
dottes, 3 hens and 2 pullets and 
cockerel, $1 ea. Mrs. J. T. 
Owens, Covington, Rt. 2. 
 
White Wyandotte Capon, 
trained to carry baby chicks, wt. 
9 Ibs., $2 FOB Grayson. Mrs. E. 
O. Clower, Logansville, Rt. 4. 
W. Wyandotte Grade A. Fis- 
chel str. cockerels, Rose Comb, 
direct, $1 ea. Mrs. C. A. Brown, 
Commerce, RFD 6. 
 
Two pure bred S. L. Wyandotte 
19-mos.-old roosters, $1 ea. Mrs. 
vee Kirk, Rockmart, Rt. 3, Box 
Ten W. Wyandotte pullets, 1 
cockerel and 2 B. L. hens, all 75c 
each. No chks. A. N. Adams, 
Elberton, Rt. 9. 
 
One pure bred Tarbox str. R. 
C. S. L. Wyandotte March cock- 
erel, $1.25. J. H. Putnam, Ran- 
ger. 
 
~ Poultry Wanted 
_ANCONAS. 
 
  
 
  
 
str. Ancona rooster; 144 or 2 yrs. 
old. Mrs. W. H. Deen, Pearson, 
Rt, 2 Box. 5; ; 
- Want 20 Ancona pullets, Shep- 
pard sir., just beginning to lay, 
at 75c ea:, del. Wheeler Yates, 
 
  
 
CORNISH 
Exc. 3 S. L. Wyandotte, March 
hatch, hens and rooster, extra 
fine West Texas. str., for 3 hens 
and rooster, or 4 hens, Dark 
Cornish Indian, large yellow leg 
Wes T. L. Harris, Cedartown, 
 
LEGHORNS 
 
  
 
that have.been culled, state best 
price in lots of 25 or more. Mrs. 
H. Ae McManamy, Atlanta, Rt. 1, 
Box 302. 
 
Exc. well filled Stuart pecans, 
and Buff Orphington hens for 
White Leghorn hens, good laying 
str. not over 15 mos. old. W. 
Harrison, Fitzgerald. 
 
Want to buy 3 to 500 head of 
yr. old W. L. hens, now laying 
and healthy. D. P. Martin, Cobb- 
town. 
 
Want 3. or 4 thoroughbred B. 
L. roosters, cheap for cash, or 
will exc. hens of same _ breed. 
Party to ship roosters, then I 
ship hens. W. M. Taffar, Gaines- 
ae a a: 
 
ant Tancred str. W. L. pul- 
lets, full grown, between ree 
and May 1. Want 100. \Write. 
Fred F. Osterman, St. George. _ 
 
Want 5 pure bred Tancred W. 
L. March ecockerels. Exc. 5 pure 
bred Tancred March 10 hatch 
pullets fromy ped. stock. Mrs. J. 
R. Lanier, Graymont, Rt. 1. - 
 
Exc. cow that will freshen soon 
or pigs or shoats for White or 
Brown Leghorn pullets, or will 
Write. J.C. Dalton, Dixie, Rt. 2. 
pay cash for them if cheap. 
 
MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS 
Want 15 pure bred hens or 
pullets, any breed, but prefer 
Brown L., or Brahams, or 3 
young gilt, or heifer in exc. for 
good value; write. Mrs. A. B 
Carlton, Thomasville, RFD 3. 
Exe. 3 turkey hens and 1 gob- 
aoe yrs. oo. healthy, for 
ig, laying pullets or 
aes Bes Byron. | oe 
Exe. trio of Giant 
Minorcas for 6 old hens of mee 
heavy breed, in good cond. What 
have )you? oO. H. Wright, At- 
oa a Tae Bldg. 
an Oo 30 head of e 
Barred Rocks, White Rocks ce 
I. Red hens, not over 15 mos. old. 
ae Must be good stock. 
e best price. E. L. Burn 
Manassas, Rt. 2. - Spain 
Exe. 1 setting 
Cochin bantam e 
ens of any 
 
_ genuine 
 
Want 1 pure bred Sheppard | 
 
Want English Leghorn pullets|. 
 
_|Warthen. 
 
- Want 50 hens to kee 
Victor D. Breville, He 
 
  
 
Rt. 3. of 4 
 
 ... PIGEONS: 
Want a few pr. large br 
pigeons, from 6 mos. to ft yr. al 
Name kind and price.  
Watts, Chickamauga, Rt. 2. 
Want 2 Red Carneaux 
also prs. mated and wor 
Exc. Ped. Silver Martin or, C 
chilla rabbit does. Allen W. C 
Sunny Side. us 
 
R. TL. REDS |. 
Exc. value for thoroughbre 
J. Red hens. A.S. Jolley, Mo: 
Station. ~ Ge 
Want 100 bloodtested R. 
pullets, March hatched. 
price. Columbus Roberts, 
bus. ee Bees 
 
TURKEYS, GUENEAS, GEE 
DUCKS, ETC., WANTE 
 
Want Bourbon Reds, 2h 
and tom, 1931 hatch. Make b 
price. Mrs. J. M. Denh 
White Plains, Rt. 1. | 
 
Exe. young Bronze gobble 
2 hens, 1 or 2 yrs. old. Mrs. 
Hodges, Brinson... a 
- Want thoroughbred _ big 
M. B. tom, March, 1931, h 
also want thoroughbred 
ruary or March, 1931, hatch 
Rock cockerels. State age, 
price and breeding of all. 
Coy White, Marietta. 
 
Exc. 10-15 bantam hens fo 
duck or geese. Value for valu 
Also want to exc. bantam roc 
ers. Lloyd Brown, Fitzger: 
Ett: 3: 
 
Live Steck For Sale 
CATTLE FOR SALE 
Cream color Jersey bull for s 
or exc. for farm produce. R. 
Johnson, Maysville. eae 
Two reg. Guernsey males, 07 
1 yr. old, good breeding, $60 
$80. Miss Alma M. Bryan, 
son, Rte. 2% es 
- Reg. Guernsey bull calf, a 
4 mos. old, well marked; s 
good milch cows, Guernsey & 
Jersey mixed. Write for prices 
exc. D. E. Brown, Garfield.  
Four gal. Jersey cow, ent. 
reg., freshen in April, bred to ful 
blood Jersey male, $50, or | 
W. F. Drew, Hahira, Rt. 1. - 
Pure bred, reg. Polled Heref 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
|eattle, both bulls and heifers. 
 
T. Boswell, Jr., Siloam. - 
Reg. Jersey bull, about : 
from high producing bloo 
ready for service, in fine 
Sire, No. 280612; Dam 
744955. Reg. papers trans: 
$35, FOB. W. P. Duck, Braselt 
Rt. 1, Box 38. - Gers 
Reg. Polled Hereford, | 
Souths coming beet herd; a 
mature cows with calf for 
Perry E. Lunsford, Covington 
Full blood Jersey bull calf. 
mos. old, also brown Indian  
horse for sale or exc. for turk 
or pit game hens: sell 
horse for = $25. Rosh 
Gainesville, Box 55. 
 
Sub. to reg. Jersey bull,  
old, cream color, wt. about 
Ibs., good cond.; volunteer b: 
ing, buyer to reg., $25; als 
 
$5; 
 
Daughtry, Metter. 
 
Six mos. old, %  Guerr 
heifer calf, $15, FOB ca 
exc. for clay peas at 60c 
Brabs< at; (5: bu 4 
Hartley, Tennille. svt 
Three highly bred Jersey ht 
cheap, 2, 15 mos. old, reg. an 
9 mos. old, can be. reg: 
Cokers No. 5 strain, 2, 1 1/ 
staple cotton seed, unmixed 
bu. S. Ll: Thornton, De 
Rt. 2: eee 
Three nice high grade 
milch cows, 1 fresh and  
freshen in few days; 
right; come see them. Mrs. 
 
Bohlen, Madison, Rt. 5. 
 
Two.-yr.-old, reg. Jersey 
er, freshened Dec. 15, 19 
of 4 gal. cow. J. M. Hatchet 
Douglasville, Rt: 1... - 
 
One red cow, half Jersey 
ber day, $25; Jersey heifer 
freshen, $25, young heifer. 
en soon, $20. Exc. for ho 
chickens. R. E. Tomberlin, 
 
reneyv:: tar es 
One Jersey cow, $40; Gue 
 
cow, week-old calf, $75; _ 
 
pigs, black P. C., 6 mos. 
90 Ibs., $4.50 ea. Dae 
 
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_G. N. . Weatherly, 
 
thursday, January 14, 1932 eid 
 
MARKET BULLETIN 
 
  
 
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iive Stock For Sale - 
One Holstein, 4 yr. old male in 
fine cond. for sale. Apply Mrs. 
 Baxley, 216 
Hohvesville Ave. 
 
Bull calf, 8 mos. old, can be 
reg., $20, FOB, or exc. for pigs or 
@0-too-tan beans. 
 
)- G..R. Rey- 
molds, Rydal. , * 
- Good cow, fresh in milk, half 
fe ; reasonable price. Mrs. 
. Duncan, - West Point, 
 
  
 
_ "HORSES AND MULES FOR 
eT SALE 
 
  
 
: - -10 yr. old mare mule, wt. 900 
 
  
 
   
   
 
tbs., gentle and good worker any- 
where, $50 cash. Exc. for hogs, 
 
milch cows or yearlings. Douglas 
 
_ Williamson, Oak Park. 
 
Sorrel mare mule, $30; also 40 
Ibs. niee seedling pecans at 6c lb. 
 
   
 
A Cash with order. Mrs. Annie E. 
' Herndon, Mansfield, Rt. 2, Box 45. 
 
. Three farm mules for sale for 
 
; cash. See R. G. Kimball, Summit; 
 
RE 3. 
 
where, $25 cash, FOB. G. 
 
A 
7 
 
One Blue horse mule, wt. 
 
- about 750 Ibs., 12 yrs. old, gentle, 
 
sound, no blemishes, work any- 
 
D. 
Cobb, Carnesville; Rt. 2. 
- One black mare mule, wt. 
 
about 1200 Ibs., for sale. G. C. 
 
Alford, (no address given). 
 
 One plug mule, $20 or exc. for 
_ anything can use; mule has good 
- eyes and can eat good. W. Over- 
 
street, Omega, RFD. 
 
_ Good mule, 7 yrs. old, wt. be- 
tween 8 and 900 lbs. for sale. 
Mrs. Annie Lee Wilson, Suwanee. 
 
; HOGS FOR SALE, 
Bred gilt, Duroc and P. C., good 
 
  
 
_ stock, $10; also eggs, pure bred 
 
B. Rock, from heavy layers, $1 
 
per 15; $4 C. Exc. 15 eggs for 8 
 
Ibs. dried fruit. Mrs. F. Cowart, 
 
- Summit, Rt. 2. 
 
Four hogs, wt. 150 to 175 lbs. 
gross, 4%c lb., or 744c dressed; 
 
also 150 bu. Cokers Cleveland 
 
No. 5, Ist yr. Ped. seed, $2 per 
100 lbs. All FOB. F. B. Braswell, 
 
Mitchell. 
 
One pure bred Duroc hog, boar, 
wt. 160 ibs., not reg., $15: also 
 
pure Perkins okra seed, 20c Ib., 
_-@r 15c lb. for lot, 35 lbs.; also 10 
_ Ibs. white velvet, same price. L. 
_ .W. Mitchell, Summerville, Rt. 1. 
 
Fifty or more small, fat hogs 
 
for sale. Wont ship. Mrs. Avis 
 
Carter, Scott. 
Six wks. old pigs, good cond., 
 
_ mixed big breeds, some Essex and 
 
big bone Guinea, cross, $2.25 ea. 
 
_F. M. Harper, Osierfield. 
 
8 yrs. old; will plow, $85; exc. for 
corn; also 5 nannie goats and 1 
_ billy, $1.50 ea.; prolific stock. W. 
S$. McMichael, Buena Vista. 
 
- Big bone Berkshire gfit sow, wt. 
 
80-90 Ibs,, $8.50, FOB: -also 5 or 
 
6 game stags, Ginn Reds and 
Brown Reds, crossed, $1.50 each, 
 
_ FOB. Jasper Floyd, Canon. 
 
_ Reg. O. I. C. pigs at reasonable 
 
prices; also 40 bu. good, bright 
 
oe velvet beans, $1 bu. B. P. Jones, 
 
Reynolds. - 
Forty Hampshire pigs, not pure 
 
' bred, but good. grade, suitable for 
 
breeding stock or feeding. Wt. 30 
 
_ to 60 Ibs. Av. 50 Ibs. ea., 5c per 
 
ib. for lot. F. M. Carson, Rey- 
 
 nolds. 
 
One pure O. I. C. male, yr. old, 
 
in fine cond., for sale or exc. for 
 
heifer due 
 
to freshen, Brown 
Leghorn hens or Guinea pigs. 
Clyde Estes, Alpharetta. 
 
Duroc Jersey, 9-wks.-old pig, 
ent. to reg., $5; 6-mos.-old male, 
and female, half Duroc and half 
BY C., $12.50 ea.: all .pure 
 
stock, treated, FOB: cash. Mrs. 
 
H. A. Humphrey, Mitchell, Rt.1. 
One pure bred Duroc gilt, 
bred, wt. 170 lbs. $10: pure 
 
-Duroe boar pigs, 3 mos. old, $5 
 
ea. at my barn; no papers. G. S. 
May, Warthen. 
Three reg., thin haired, red 
 
Berkshire pigs, 12 wks. old, good 
 
stock, no runts, thrifty growers, 
$4 ea. D. A. Lewis, Baxley, Rt. 4, 
Box 42. 
 
_ Yen fine shoats, 35 to 50 lbs. 
 
a., P. C. and big Guinea, mixed, 
$3 .a.; also 3 or 4 M_ bundles 
 
00d fodder, 85c per 100 Ibs. at 
my barn. A. D. Smith, War- 
renton. 
 
___ Twelve extra fine P. C. pigs, 6 
- Wks. old, $3.50 ea., or exc. for 
 
- McDonough, 
 
good mule, 10 or 12 yrs. old, or 
 
for good re C. A, Vaughan, 
Rt. 6. 
 
_Reg. Duroc, Sept. and Oct: 
 
bigs, 55 to 100 lbs., immune, $10 
 
and $15 ea.; popular blood lines. 
 
8. B. MeNeeley, Albany, Rt. C. 
 
Seven thrifty pigs, 11 wks. old, 
 
mixed breed, $3.50 ea. J. A. 
 
_ Akins, Tifton; Rt. 3, Box 85. 
 
  
 
Live Stock For Sale 
 
Full bred Duroc J. pigs, 2% 
mos. old, from litter of 10, wt. 
about 45 or 50 Ibs., $7 ea.; or pr. 
for $12; no chks..O. B. Rigdon, 
Summit, RFD 2, care J. F. 
Rigdon. 
 
Duroc J. boar and Duroc gilt, 
6 mos. old, dbl. treated for 
cholera and both ist prize win- 
ners at Columbus Fair; papers 
guar.; Orion Cherry _ strain, 
$12.59 ea. Cecil Parks, Butler. 
 
Good shoats, wt. 50 or 60 lbs., 
for sale or exc. for Jersey heif- 
ers; also have bunch garden 
peas, 15c lb. and postage. Mrs. J. 
H. Oliff, Summit, Rt: 2.  \ 
 
Durocs, 4 and 3 mos. old, 100 
lbs. and 60 to 175 lbs., reg. in 
buyers name, $12.50 and $10 ea. 
J. C.. Lumsden, Talbotton. 
 
Pigs and shoats, good breeding, 
at reasonable prices. W. B. Free- 
man, Oakman. 
 
Fourteen pigs, % S. P. C. and 
4% Duroc, 10 and 11 wks. old, $50 
at my place. M. H. Floyd, Coch- 
Tan, Re 5; 
 
RABBITS FOR SALE 
Pr. Chinchillas, 2 yrs. old, $2; 
1 pure bred N.-Z. red doe, 2 yrs. 
old, $1. T: M. Whitworth, Atlan- 
ta, 276 Alaska Ave., N. E. 
 
Chinchilla breeders, $5 trio; 
pr. of fine N. Z. white breeders, 
$5; also dandy pit game pullets 
and stags. C. J. Keyes, Bishop. - 
 
Six fine Chinchillas, 3 mos. old, 
25c ea.; 6 grown Chin., 50c ea. 
Not. prepaid. Money order only. 
Maude Agnew, LaFayette, Rt. 1. 
 
Pair White New Zealands, $3. 
P. M. Scott, Eden. . 
 
Four Chinchilla rabbits, reg. 
stock, $1 ea. Max Carver, Hast 
Point, 328 Clermont Ave. 
 
Some mixed colored rabbits, 8 
and 9 mos. old for sale. Apply, 
Albert Rogers, Darien, Box 128. 
 
N. Z. white, pink-eyed rabbits, 
4 bucks and.3 does, 10 mos. old, 
$i ea. Cash with order. Miss 
Naomi Allison, Lithia Springs. 
 
Checkered-Giant rabbits, 6 
mos. old. ped. bucks from _prize- 
winnirfg stock, $1.75 ea. Eligible 
to reg. Also others to select 
from. John R. Smith, Atlanta, 
95 Ormond St., N. E. 
 
Seven .to 8-wks-old N. Z. 
whites, ped. papers furnished, 
50c ea. Joe T. Smith,. Barnes- 
ville, Rt. 3, Box 7. 
 
One Castor Rex doe, cost $60; 
sire of this doe sold for $1,350 
(best in this country); sell or 
exc. for pure bred milk goat or 
for pigs. Mrs. Frank Manglebursg, 
Cornelia. : 
 
Three N. Z. buck rabbits, yr. 
old, white, gentle, healthy, 50c 
ea., prepaid; 3 for $1; purchaser 
pay exp. Stanley Verdel, Villa 
Rica. 
 
Chinchillas, Stahls Gold Cert. 
strain, 7-8 mos. old, $1.50 ea. R. 
F. Lee, Social Circle. 
 
Chinchillas, N. Z. i 
white Flemish Giants, Hima- 
layans, pure bred, young stock, 
$1 ea.; also Chinese ringneck 
pheasants, $5 per pr. H. M. Wall, 
Augusta, RFD 1. 
 
SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE 
 
Forty sheep, in good shape, 
$3.50 ea., at farm ,or exc. value 
for a good milch cow. Fred A. 
Boozer, Hogansville, Rt. 5. 
 
Pure bred reg. Nubian doe, 
white, hornless, 9 mos. old; make 
offer. B. G. Morgan, Rossville, 
Biel. 
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
CATTLE WANTED 
 
Want good milch cow for her 
feed, giving around 2 gals. or 
more per day; good care and 
feed; must be within a reason- 
able distance. Mrs. E. L. Pease, 
Columbus, Rt. 1. 
 
Want healthy, gentle Jersey 
heifer coming fresh soon; if 
nearby, write stating best cash 
price. H. A. Stahl, Valdosta. 
 
Want 2a few yearlings and 
calves; preferably heifers. W. A. 
Hand, Brookfield. 
 
HORSES AND MULES 
WANTED 
 
Want a good, gentle mule that 
will work anywhere; will exc. 
good, 2 gal, milk cow and calf. 
H. H. Herring, Baxley, Rt. 2 
care Mrs. Ahl. 
 
Want services of good, young 
Jack, within 25 miles of Wrens. 
A. T. Wade, Wrens. | 
 
Exc, 2 Jersey milch cows, 
springers, several 4-14-mos,-old 
heifers for mule, or for anything 
 
  
 
  
 
Macon, Ga. O. D. Lee, Griffin, 
 
ean use on farm; cows are at 
 
whites, | 
 
  
 
Live Stock Wanted 
 
. Exe. cattle or other value for 
mule in good shape. V. E. Meeks, 
Alpharetta, Rt. 1. 
 
Want to rent mule for 1932; 
will pay rent monthly. R. R. 
Driskell, Juliette, Rt. 1, Box 79. 
 
Exc. $60 value for pr. of young 
mules, feed etc.; write. E. G. 
McDade, Fayetteville, Rt. 1: 
 
HOGS WANTED 
 
Trade 2 full blood B. L. hens 
and rooster for a 40-50 lb. short- 
nose Berkshire barrow pig, fat 
and healthy. J.. W. Yeoman, 
Griffin. 
 
Want res. big bone black P. C. 
male pig, about 8 wks. old; state 
lowest price in first letter. J. M. 
Davis, Ellijay, RED 4, Box 88. 
 
Want dark red Duroc J. male 
pig about 8 wks. old; no runt: 
must be reg.; will exc. pure Brab. 
peas. C. H. Kelley, Ideal. 
 
' Exe. 2-yr.-old Jersey heifer 
calf for sow and pigs, or shoats. 
N. G. Lang, Waycross, Rt. 4. 
 
Want 2 P. C. pigs not less 
than.50 Ibs. ea.; no runts; exc. 
4 bu. Brab. peas; ea. to pay 
shipping chgs. on what he gets. 
Edward Gayler, Lylerly. 
 
Exe. Fulghum seed oats at 50c 
bu. for a nice S. P. C. boar, 5 or 
6 mes. old. Mrs. D. V. Giddens, 
Valdosta, Rt. 1. : 
 
RABBITS WANTED 
Will swap Chinchilla buck, 
ped. and second direct from 
Stahls, age 4 mos., for white 
Flemish Giant doe. Billy Gibson, 
 
Griffin, 319 E. College St. 
Want: 3 Chinchillas, 2 does, 1 
buck, also 3 N. Z.- (white or red), 
2 does and buck, to raise on 
 
  
 
  
 
halves; write first; reg. pre- 
ferred. J. E. Dodgens, Royston, 
Rte 3: = ; 
 
  
 
SHEEP AND GOATS WANTED 
 
Want milk goats; exc. 12-mos.- 
old Jersey heifers. A. R. Kimes, 
Griffin, Rt. A. 
 
Want to hear from party hav- 
ing. pure bred milk goats to let 
out on shares; have plenty of 
Detar: H. D. Yawn, Rhine, 
Pte; : 
 
Exc. choice No. 1 white Span- 
ish seed peanuts for goats, any 
amt. up to 100 head; will allow 
75c for young goats and $1 ea. 
for old gnes; and %5c bu. for 
peanuts. L. O. Warnock, Uvalda. 
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
 
Book orders now for spring 
del. chicks from selected, culled, 
and thoroughbred flocks; Reds, 
 
  
 
hatching. A. O. Bowles, Fayette- 
ville, Box C. 
 
Day old chicks, B. R. and R. I. 
Reds, large breed, $8.50 C; 
mixed, $7.50 del.; guar. live del.; 
chicks hatched by electricity. K. 
C. West, Ashburn. 
 
Three hundred pure bred, big 
bone Tancred chicks, $8 per C; 
$20, for lot; guar. live del.;. also, 
pure Tancred eggs; case per 
week, $3 _C, and party pay chgs. 
and furnish case. Mrs. Lindy 
Sutton, Summit, Rt. 2. 
 
Custom hatching, 2c an egg: 
set machine any time, by exp. 
operator; baby chicks, from best 
stock, B. R. Reds, $10 C; W. L., 
$9-C; postpaid; 100 per cent live 
del. guar. Mrs. Lois B. Woods, 
Brooks. : 
 
Donaldsons baby chicks, $9 
per C;.50 for $4.75; 25 for $2.50, 
del.; no chks.; 100 per cent live 
del. guar. from bloodtested stock. 
Mrs. W. F. Amos, Edison. 
 
Reds, Rocks, Leghorns, An- 
conas, 7c up; also 314 egg W. L. 
chicks and pullets; live del. 
guar.; also. custom hatching, 
halves or for 2c an egg; chicks 
shipped COD. S. Brown, Atlanta, 
316 Whitehall St. 
 
Kutz quality B. P. R., Reds and 
W.L. baby chicks, ready for del. 
Jan. 11, at 10c and 9c ea. W. C. 
Rutz, Atlanta, RED 2:2. P.-5O: 
Box 252. 
 
Officially state bloodtested 
baby chicks, from high produc- 
ing strains of Rocks, Reds and 
Leghorns; write for full informa- 
tion and prices. C. N. Bennett, 
Rome, 119 Broad St. 
 
W. L. chicks, and hatching 
eges from selected stock and 
headed by cockerels from 260 to 
300 stock; Rocks, chicks. and 
eggs; custom hatching and 
brooding; for particulars write. 
M. V. Olson, Hapeville, Box 278. 
Baby chicks from highest 
srade flocks, bred for high egg 
production and carefully select- 
ed and tested; prices down, furn- 
ished upon request. Chas. F. 
Howe, Ft. Valley. 
 
  
 
Rocks and Leghorns; also custom: 
 
syth, Rt. 5. 
 
   
 
Baby Chicks For Sale 
Thoroughbred Barred, White 
Rocks, Reds, Wyandottes, from 
carefully selected flocks, $8 C; 
asserted heavies, $7.75 prepaid, 
live del.; custom hatching, 2%c 
an egg; less for larger quantities. 
R. H. Fechtel, Waycross. 
 
Healthy, vigorous chicks from 
State accredited flocks, 6c up; 
live el. guar.; also custom 
hatching, 2c an egg or on halves; 
chicks shipped you when hatch- 
ed. S. P. Howe, Atlanta, 514 
Ontario, S. W. 
 
Quality stock R. I. Reds, 
bloodtested by the state; $12.50 
per C. Custom hatching also. L. 
H. Rawls,. Zebulon. : 
 
Write for special prices on 
baby chicks for January and 
February. Custom hatching, 
tray, 112 eggs, $2.25: also have 
smoked country side meat, Ib. 
15c postpaid. G. D. Fain, Edi- 
son, 
 
Pape str. S. C. Black Minorcas 
from heavy layers, healthy flock, 
$10 C.; $5.25 for 50: also same 
str. hatching eggs, $1 per 15, $4 
C. del. Mrs. C. I. Rehberg, 
Cairo: : 
 
Pure bred chicks, guar. stock, 
every chick selected, Rocks, 
Reds, Wyandottes, Orpingtons, 
White Leghorns, Brown L., An- 
conas and heavy asst. Thousands 
weekly. E. R. Adlington, Atlanta, 
510 Piedmont Ave. 
 
Livable chicks from culled, of- 
ficially -bloodtested outstanding 
flocks of Reds, Rocks and Leg- 
a J. H. Wood; Athens, Box 
 
High - powered baby chicks 
from heavy producing flocks of 
pure blooded hens. Reds, Barred 
Rocks, Brown and White Leg- 
horns, at depression prices. Dis- 
counts on arly orders. D. F. 
Thomas, Odum. 
 
S.C. W.L: chiks from heavy 
laying hens, headed by M. John- 
sons Star Mating cockerels, di- 
rect; $8 C., del. 100 per cent live 
del. guar. J. A. Ingram, Cor- 
dele. S 
Big Eng. S. C, W. L. chicks, 
from February 15 to June 1 from 
 
C.; $4.50 per 50; $3 for 25 del. 
Live del. Orders must be booked 
3 wks. in advance, $1 book order. 
J. J. Mooney, Quill. 
 
Day old chicks, Leghorns, Reds 
and Rocks. Real, husky, livable 
chicks at very reasonable prices. 
Write for list and guar. Eustace 
J. McKinney, Jr., Blackshear. . 
 
Quality baby chicks, $12.50 
per C.: $7, 50;-$3.75, 25. All pens 
headed by cockerels from Don- 
aldsons best pens of N. Y. win- 
ners; 100 per cent live del. guar. 
R. A. Yeager, Zebulon. 
 
Quality tells, blue ribbon 
chicks pay bigger profits. Offi- 
cially bloodtested. Easily raised. 
Faster growth; 100 per cent live 
arrival guar. Postpaid. Reason- 
able prices. J. I. Hosford, At- 
lanta, 221 Forsyth St. 
 
Blue ribbon officially blood- 
tested chicks from pure bred 
flocks. Bigger, better chicks, 
hatched in brand new equip- 
ment; 100 per cent live arrival 
guar. Postpaid. Reasonable 
prices. C. F. Hill, Columbus, 900 
6th Ave. 
 
Thoroughbred Rocks, Reds, 
Wyandottes, from selected stock, 
$8 C.; heavy asst., $7.50. Pre- 
paid. Live del. Custom hatch- 
ing, 2144c an egg, less for large 
quantities. R. H. Fechtel, Way- 
cross. 
 
Baby chicks, pure bred stock, 
guar. Hatchers of better baby 
chicks for 16 yrs. Buff Leghorns 
from high grade stock. H, R. 
Gaskins, Americus, 509 For- 
rest St. 
 
Baby Chicks Wanted 
 
Want 100 baby chicks to raise 
on halves to 10 wks. old. Party 
pay shipping chgs. one way. Pre- 
fer Rocks or Reds. Write first. 
Mrs. Alice Benton, Newnan, Rt. 4. 
Want 50 to 500 chicks of any 
large breed to raise on halves to 
10 wks. old. Mrs. W. P. Bell, 
Fairmount, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 75 chicks to raise to 8 
wks. old on halves, the first of 
March. Yellow Buff Orpingtons. 
Let me hear. Mrs. C. B. Smith, 
Jacksonville. 
 
Want 500 chicks to raise on 
halves to 12 or 14 wks. old: pre- 
fer heavy breed, Reds or Rocks. 
John K. Lee, Carrollton, Rt. 6. 
Want 200 chicks to raise on 
halves, to 1% Ibs.; Reds or White 
Rocks; I to pay express on 
chicks, other party on them 
back. Mrs. E. P. Harwell, For- 
 
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Want 400 baby chicks to raise 
on halves to 6 or 8 wks. old; any 
kind except black chickens. Cal-= 
vin Williams, Felton. a 
Want 150 Dark Cornish OF 
Barred Rock chicks to raise ta; 
8 wks. for 1/3; write. R. Ba 
Davenport, Ellijay, Rt. 1. a 
 
Want 100 Barred Rocks to) 
raise on halves to 8 or 10 wks) 
old. Herin Loftin, Roopville, 3 
Want 200 baby chicks to raise 
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pay postage on chicks. L. Re 
Allgood, Covington, Rt.3. | 
Want 100 baby chicks to raise 
 
on halves to 8 wks. old. No ban 
tams wanted. Mrs. J. E. Flees 
man, Dewyrose, Rt. 2. 
 
_ Plants For Sale 
 
Bermuda onion plants, $1 M; 
now ready; nice plants. Andre} 
Clark, Thomasville. - 
 
Bermuda onion plants, from 
genuine imported seed, $1 M; 5 
M, $3. J. A. Mitchell, Thomas 
ville. . a 
 
Bermuda onion plants, 6 M to 
the crate; $3.75; cabbage plants, 
$1 1000. G. L. Steedley Baxley. 
 
Millions Jersey and Chas. W, 
cabbage plants, 500, 50c; M, 95c;" 
over 3 M, 75c 1000. B. J. Head, 
Alma. 
 
Klondike strawberry plant 
$1.60 1000. Addie Reynold 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Iceburg lettuce plants, 30c C; 
$2.50 1000. Mrs. J. L, Hdge, 
Doerun, Rt. 4. 3 
 
Missionary strawberry . plants, 
$1.50 per M, and party pay 
postage. Geo. lL. Bellflower, 
Tifton, 305 7th St. a 
_ E. J., and Chas. W., Succession 
cabbage and Bermuda _ onion 
plants, 25c C; 500, 75c; $1.25 I 
del. E. T, Clements, Tennille.  
 
White Bermuda onion plan 
Boston lettuce, $1.50 1000. Mrs. 
H. V. Franklin, Register. a 
 
Klondike: strawberry plan 
20c C; $1:75 M; exc. for cab 
bage or onion plants, peanuts or 
anything can use. Mrs. C. ' 
Parks, Cumming. | : re 
 
E. J., Wakefield cabbag 
plants, now ready, 85c M, del.; 
5 M or more, 70c M, FOB. Obie 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. he 
 
Young dewberry plants,  
rooted, new var., $1 doz.; $1.75 
for 25 del. Z. L. Scott, Concord, 
 
Kudzu plants, $4 1000. J. M. 
Mercer, Graymont, Rt. 1. : 
 
Klondike and Lady T. straw- 
berry plants, $2.50 M; kudzu 
roots, $4 M; raspberry and 
Mastodon blackberry, 60c doz.; 
also quince bushes, 20c ea.; exc, 
for onion: sets, etc. Mrs. ET 
Spence, Dunwoody. ays an 
 
Frostproof E. J., Chas. W. and 
Dutch cabbage plants, 50, 500; 
80c 1000, del. W. H. Harris, Bax- 
ley, Rt. 1. : i 
 
Himalayan blackberry plants, 
50c doz.; rhubarb plants, 50 
doz. H. E. McCurley, Hartwell, 
RFD 1. ; com 
 
_Hicks everbearing black mul- 
berry sprouts, 2-3 ft. high, well 
rooted, 10c ea., or exe. ss 
Marvin McCook, McIntyre, Rt. 2. 
 
McDonald earliest blackberry, 
Premo and Lucretia dewk2rry, 
Himalayan blackberry, large. 
kudzu, $1 C; 200, $1.75; 300, 
$2.50; celestrial, brown turkey 
figs, 7 large, $1, del. J. W.  vole, 
Macon,-Rt. 2. : 
 
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plants, 25 doz.3 
add postage; no orders for less 
than 4 doz. J.C. Morris, Hemp. 
Mastodon everbearing straw-_ 
berry plants, 40c C; Lady Ty, 
Same price; Himalaya dewber- 
ries, 75c doz.; add postage. Mrs, 
W. N. Turner, Dahlonega, Rt. i, 
Straw color Bermuda onion 
plants, now ready, 50c, 300; 85c, 
500; $1 M; postpaid; cash with 
order. G. L. NeSmith; Sycamore,  
Rt. 1, Box 141-A. e 
Genuine Lady T.. strawberry 
plants, 40c C; $1, 300; $2.50 M;_ 
postpaid; cash with order. M. N, 
Bowman, Alto. og 
Kudzu plants, well rooted, 50 
c $2.50, 500; $4 M, FOB. J. lL. 
Akins, Leesburg, Rt. 1, Box 14%, 
Wakefield and Dutch cabbage, 
heading collard plants, 20c Cee 
ce oe ont,  M plants for 
S. Collard seed. L. A. Crow, 
Oakwood. a 
ine, early J. cabbage plants,  
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ming, Rt. 1. 
Kudzu plants, 1-5 yrs. old, 
 
asst., $4.25 per M, FOB. Roy 
 
pee Sener, Rt. 1. a 
abbage and onion plants. 
$1.25 M; quality and oodar guar. 
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Georgia 
Market Bulletin 
 
Published Weekly by the 
BUREAU OF MARKETS 
Arthur D. Jones, Director 
 
| Department of 
| Agriculture 
 
EUGENE TALMADGE, 
Commissioner _ 
 
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Entered as second class matter 
 
February 15, 1922, at the Post 
 
Office at Atlanta, Georgia, 
 
i@ under the act of June 8,. 1930. 
Accepted for mailing at special 
 
a rate of postage provided for in 
 
'@ Section 1103, Act of Octaber 8, 
 
|B 1917. 
 
 Notice of farm produce and 
appurtenances, admissible un- 
der postage regulations, insert- 
ed one time on each request, 
# and pereated only when request 
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Second-hand farm machinery, 
 flowers and seed, incubator and 
He ornamental nursery stock 
|@ notices are published in Monthly 
& Supplement which appears on 
a the first Thursday of each 
@ month. . 
 
  
 
# Farm land for sale editions are 
lif published at intervals during 
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these editions appear from time 
Hm to time advising advertisers 
| when to mail us these tyyes of 
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1 Market Bulletin does not as- 
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F Plants For Sale 
 
| Bermuda onion plants, $1 M; 
write for prices on all kinds of 
vegetable plants. Andrew Clark, 
Thomasville. 
 
_. Bermuda onion plants, 6 M to 
ithe crate, $3.75; cabbage plants, 
#$1 1000. G. L. Steedley, Baxley. 
 
* Genuine Young dewherry 
| plants, State insp.; for prices 
and other information in regard 
to planting and _ cultivating, 
 
write. W. C. Wilkerson, Fitz- 
 
|igerald. 
 
- Kudzu plants, $10 M; 2 to 5 
e= old plants. RR. L.- Britt, 
 
Marshallville, Box 151. 
 
| Frostproof. E. J., and Chas. W. 
/}eabbage plants, 500, 50c; 90c M, 
postpaid; 75c M, collect. Tom H. 
| Dunman, Fitzgerald, RFD 3. 
| Klondike strawberry plants, 
| 25c C; $1.25 M, or exc. for pe- 
eans; 1000 plants for 10 Ibs. pe- 
leans. J. D. Locke, Gainesville, 
| Rt. 9. 
~ Klondike strawberry plants, 
$1.75 M, del.; E. J., W. cabbage, 
$5c M, del.; 65c exp. FOB. Obie 
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
i Klondike strawberry plants, 
$1.60 1000. Addie Reynolds, 
| Gainesville, Rt. 
' Klondike strawberry plants, 
c C; $2 M, postpaid; also sugar 
ar tress, 2-3 ft., 25c ea.; $2.50 
. exc. for budded pecan 
trees. W. R. Thompson, Law- 
fenceville, Rt. 1. 
| Strawberry plants, $2 M, or 
-exc. for anything can use; 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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- Frostproof cabbage plants, E. 
J., Chas. W. and Flat Dutch, 500, 
60c; 90c M, del.; 5 M up, 70c M, 
FOB. E. H. Stokes, Macon, Rt. 3. 
 
plants, 25c C; $2 M; also cling- 
stone peach trees, 3-344 ft., 6, $1; 
 
       
 
$1.50; postpaid. Mrs. 
Seago, Pinehurst, 
 
  
 
  
 
 large size Lady T. strawherry 
 
12, $1.75; 2-2% ft., 12, $1; 2 doz., 
 
Plants For Sale 
E. J., Chas, W., Flat Dutch 
and Succession cabbage plants, 
500, 60c; 90c M, del.; 5 M up, 70c 
oa FOB. E. Y. Stokes, Macon, 
Rts. 
 
Frostproof cabbage plants, E. 
J., and Chas. W., 500, 50c; 90c 
M, postpaid; 75c M, collect: I. L. 
tokes, Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. 
 
E. J. and Chas. W. frostproof 
cabbage plants, ready, 300, 35c; 
500, 55c; $1 M; Bermuda and 
Prizetaker onicns, 500, 65c; $1.15 
M, postpaid. R. Chandlor, Seville. 
Cabbage, collard and onion 
plants, 500, 65c; $1 M; cash with 
order. Mrs. R. HE. Hackle, Val- 
costa, 613 Savannah Ave. 
 
Garlic bulbs, 75e C; horse 
radish and calumus roots, 6 live 
roots, 25c; May apple, 25c Ib. 
green; add postage. Miss Thurla 
Clayton, Roy. 
 
Lucretia dewberry, $5 M; Mc- 
Donald blackberry, $7 M:; large, 
strong kudzu, $1 C:  Celestrial 
and brown turkey fig, 7 large, 
$1, del. J.. W. Toole, Macon, 
Rt oe ; 
 
Cabbage and collard plants, 
500, 55c; Klondike strawberry, 
500, $1; Lady Thompson, 500, 
$1.25. B. Crow, Gainesville. 
 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
500, $1;'$1.75 M; Lady T., 25c C; 
$2 M; also nice, sun-dried ap- 
ples, 10 Ibs., $1. Ethel Crow, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
~ New youngberry, imp. dewber- 
ry (flavor of red raspberry, yet 
produce 4 times as much fruit); 
selected, heavy crown roots, that 
bear first yr., $5 C, prepaid if 
cash with order. N. Rosene, Ft. 
Valley, P. O. Box 44. : 
 
Well rooted plants, huckle- 
berries, 50c C; $4 M; mountain 
gooseberry, 15c ea.; hazlenut, 
75c doz.; progressive strawber- 
ry, $1.35 400; $2.25 M, del.; exc. 
for pigs, sacks,: dried fruit, etc: 
D. M. Blackwell, Cleveland, Rt. 4. 
 
Progressive everbearing srtaw- 
berry plants, 35c C; 500, $1.50; 
$2.50 M, del: H. B. Shell, Pal- 
metto. 
 
Missionary, Klondike straw- 
berry plants, $1.75 M, del.: exc. 
for peanuts, velvet beans, or col- 
lard plants; P. O. money order. 
Guy Taylor, Macon, Rt. 1. 
Collard plants, 75c M, FOB; 
10c extra for chks. A. D. Max- 
well, Montezuma. 
Klondike strawberry plants, 
25e C; $1, 500; money order 
only; buyer to pay postage on 
plants. W. M. Runyan, Cedar- 
town, Rt. 2. 
 
Missionary strawberry plants, 
$1.25 per 500; Homalayan ber- 
ry vines, rooted, 50c doz.;: kudzu 
vine, rooted, 10c doz. Mrs. Clay 
Brown, Hartwell, Rt. 2. 
 
Early Flat Dutch, Chas. W. 
cabbage plants, large and well 
rooted, 500, 65c; $1 M; postpaid. 
G. T. McDonald, Oakwood. j 
Sev. hundred Klondike straw- 
berry plants, 20c C, or exc. for 
huckleberry bushes. Mrs. H. E. 
Fields, Iron City. : 
 
Black everbearing mulberry 
sprouts, 2-4 ft., 10c ea.; walnut 
sprouts, 15c ea., 2, 25c; June 
berry, 10c ea.; all postpaid: also 
pecans, 5c lb.; exc. for anything 
can use. D. W. McCook, McIn- 
tyre, Rt. 2, Box 17. 
 
Missionary strawberry plants, 
$2 M; 500, $1.25; rhubarb, 50c 
doz.; garlic, 10c per head: pep- 
permint, 35 doz.; dry sage, 45c 
Ib.; tansy, 10c bunch. Miss 
Mattie McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4. 
 
Missionary strawberry plants, 
500, $1.25; $2 M; 3 M, $6 del.; 
yr. old rhubarb, 50c doz.; pepper- 
mint and _ catnip, 35c doz.; 
Himalaya blackberry, 50c doz. 
ae T. H. McCurley, Hartwell, 
 
Klondike and Lady T. straw- 
berry, $1.25, 500; rhubarb plants, 
50c doz.;. dried apples and 
peaches, 15c lb.; white velvet 
okra seed, 15c teacupful. Miss 
G. B. McLane, Hartwell, RFD 2. 
 
Crystal wax white Bermuda 
onion plants, from pure teneriffe 
seed, $1.25 per M, FOB. H. F. 
Stair, Valdosta. oe 
 
Frostproof E. J., Chas. W. ex- 
tra large cabbage plants, 5c, 
 
,| 500; $1.35 M; write for prices on 
 
larger shipments. L. B. Owens, 
Buford, Rt. 4. 
 
Millions Bermuda onion plants, 
white and yellow, 200, 30c; 500, 
55c; 90c M; 5 M, $4, del. post- 
as Robt. McCook, Fitzgerald, 
 
E. J., Chas. cabbage, 300, 40c; 
500, 60c; $1 M; iceberg, big Bos- 
ton lettuce, 25c C; 500, $1; post- 
 
  
 
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Plants For Sale  
Onion plants, millions, white 
and yellow Bermuda, 200, 30c; 
500, 55c; 90c M; 5 M, $4 del. F. 
F. Stokes, Fitzgerald. 
 
Iceberg lettuce plants, 30c C; 
M, $2.50. Mrs.-J. L. Edge, Doerun, 
Rt. 4. 
 
-E. J., Chas. W. cabbage plants, 
$1 M; 500; 65c; 5 M or more, 75c, 
del. J. P. Mullis, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Crystal wax Bermuda onion, 
500, 75c; $1.25 M, del.; 6 M up, 
$1 M, exp. col. Walter McEver, 
Braselton. 
 
E. J., cabbage plants, 80c M, 
del. oT F. Crow, Gainesville, 
REL: 
 
Large size Lady T. strawber- 
ry plants, 25c C; 462 M; postpaid. 
Mrs. L. W. Seago, Pinehurst. 
 
Cuthbert raspberry, 10c ea.; 
Klondike strawberry, 50c C; 
$3.50 M; true to name; State 
 
Rick 
Everbearing strawberry plants, 
25  -$2:50-M, FOB: exe. :for 
 
|pure bred chickens, or anything 
 
can use. Annie Laurie Heape, 
Nashville, Rt. 2. 
 
Chas. W. cabbage plants, 300, 
60c; 500, 90; $1.35 M; post- 
paid. E. A. Hayes, Buford. 
 
Garlic, 15c. Mrs. Pecolah 
Stone, Adairsville, Rt. 3. 
 
Lucretia dewberry plants, 75c 
C; Lady T. strawberry, 25c C; 
exc. for budded pecan trees, ap- 
ple, peach and. sweet cherry and 
apricot trees. Mrs. J. C. Pierce, 
Stockton, Rt. 3. 
 
Millions frostproof cabbage 
plants, ready, $1 per M; Ber- 
muda onion plants, white or yel- 
low, $1 M; cash with order. 
Johnnie Smith, Baxley. 
Large size Wakefield.and Fla 
Dutch cabbage and true Ga. col- 
lard plants, $1.15 M; 5 M up, 75c 
M; also seed, carpet grass and 
lespedeza, $2.75 bu.; Stone and 
Baltimore tomats, 75c lb. B. R. 
Woodliff, Flowery Branch. 
 
J. W. and Flat Dutch cabbage 
plants, 20c ; 3C), 40c; 90c M, 
del.; 5 M, $3 col.; Klondike 
strawberry plants, 30c C; 300, 
oa Lee Crow, Oakwood, 
Earliest imp. Klondike straw- 
berry plants, 30c C:; $2.25 M:; 
everbearing, 40c. 100. Major 
Crowe, Cumming, Rt. 42 
 
E. J., Wakefield cabbage 
plants, ready, .75c 1000. Mrs. 
James B. Fossett, Baxley. 
Kudzu plants, the best, $10 M, 
FOB; about 10 M; cash with 
order: write, B.- Watson, 
Hamilton. 
 
Early var. frostproof cabbage 
plants, roots mossed, 400, 50c; 
$1 M; postpaid. D. J. Harrison, 
Blackshear. 5 
 
J. W. cabbage plants, $1 M, 
del.; 5 M up, 75c M, collect: exc. 
1 M plants for 20 Ibs. dried ap- 
ples or peaches, 12 lbs. pecans. 
Ovie Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
Plants Wanted 
 
Want ney Young. berry and 
Blakemore, strawberry plants. 
Sev. of each. Give best price and 
particulars. J. Hubert Smith, 
Ashland. 
 
Exc. value for Red Gold straw- 
berry plants, or for E. J. cab- 
bage plants. _Write first. Mrs. 
T. M. Hill, Screven, Rt. 1. 
 
Exc. strawberry plants for cab- 
bage plants or for Eng. peas. 
Make offer. Other plants and 
seeds to exc. for other value. Mrs. 
C. G. Morris, Bowdon. 
Exc. dried peaches, Elbertas, 
free of worms, etc., at 12c Ib. for 
EH. J. cabbage plants: 5 Ibs, 
peaches for 1 M plants  post- 
ag Mrs. C. E. Hinson, Chester, 
 
Want 100 ea. Missionar A 
Klondike, Aroma and Mastodon 
strawberry plants: 200 ea., white 
crystal wax and prizetaker onion 
and 100 Australian brown onion 
See oe lowest prices post- 
 
id. enry B.. Turner, 
ban: : h 
 
xc. the early bunch Eng. peas 
that will stand frost foe Chas, 
E., J. cabbage plants; 3 cups 
peas for 300 plants; also dried 
apples to sell or exc. for plants 
or anything can use. Mrs. I. R. 
Ashworth, Loganville, Rt. 4. 
 
Exc. Schley pecans for cabbage 
and Bermuda onion plants, 2 
lbs. nuts for 100 plants; small 
from drought; ea. pay postage. 
Mrs. W. F. Amos, Edison. - 
 
Want 1 M. Klondike  straw- 
berry, and 2 doz. black raspberry 
plants; exc. paper-shell pecans 
at 12%2c Ib, Mrs. Z. B. Saxon, 
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Eggs For Sale _ 
 
Fegs from pen of S. C. R. I. 
Red hens, $1 per 15. Crate to be 
ret. Loyd Barrett, Alto, Rt. 1. 
 
Turken (Spencer Wonder Bird) 
eggs, $1.25 per 15. Cartons ret. 
Miss Eleanor Campbell, Atlanta, 
860 Boulevard, S. E. - 
 
Setting eggs from heavy layers, 
R. I. Reds, $1 per 15. Mahood 
str. W. F. Shell, Atlanta, Box 
1701. a 
Eggs from Everlay light B. L. 
grade A hens, sired by cock di- 
rect from yard 29, Everlay Farm, 
$1 per 15 del. Mrs. J. L. Ethridge, 
Auburn, Rt. 1. 
 
J. B. Giant eggs, carefully se- 
lected, $1 per 15, del. Cartons ret. 
Fertility guar. W. H. Richardson, 
Elberton, Rt. 3. 
 
Selected S. L. Wyandotte eggs, 
75 per 15, postpaid, or exc. for 
ducks, turkeys or guineas. Write. 
Mrs. Douglas McLendon, Daw- 
son, Rt. 4. es 
 
Buff Minorca hatching eggs, 
(Schmidt strain), $1 per 15; $1.90 
for 30, postpaid. J. D. Johnson, 
Thomasville, 226 W. Jefferson St. 
 
Golden Buff Orp. hen eggs for 
setting, 75c per 15. Cartons ret. 
Exe. for -Galberry honey, dried 
apples or peaches, or exc. 100 
eggs for No. 1 Ga. runner pea- 
nuts for seed, and other seed. 
Mrs. Elsie Altman, Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Holterman Aristocrat B. R. 
eggs, $1.15 per 15; $2 for 30, del. 
Bloodtested stock, selected; also 
1 pr. old, same str. prize winner 
rooster, $1.50 Mrs. Florence 
Sturn, Statesboro, Rt. 2. 
 
Pure bred Dark Cornish eggs 
from prize winning stock, $1 per 
15, prepaid. Mrs. C. O. Sikes, Syl- 
vester. 
 
Fifteen fresh, fertile eggs from 
pure bred R. I. Reds for 15c, or 
exc. for dried apples or pop corn. 
W. A. Gordon, Jefferson. 
 
Pardees extra large Mammoth 
White Pekin duck.-eggs, $1 per 
setting. Fine layers. Can del. 
at once. J. W. Bedell, Atlanta, 
79 Forsyath St., N. W. * 
 
S. C. R..I. Red eggs, from 2 
yr. old hens, direct from Donald- 
son; $1.25 per 15 postpaid; $5 per 
100 del. Mrs. J. M. Jones, Gray-. 
son. 
 
Dark Connish eggs from fine, 
non-related stock, 75c per 15 del. 
B. C. Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3. 
Giant str. Black Minorca eggs, 
$1 per 15 del. LL. B. Millians, 
Newnan. a 
Eggs for setting from fine 
White Orp., $1 per 15, postpaid. 
Carton to be ret. Mrs. B. F. Har- 
rison, Bolingbroke. 
 
Hatching eggs from 2-yr-old 
hens, mated with cocks direct 
from Holterman, $1 per 15 post- 
paid, or $4 per C. Exp. col. Jd. 
N. Lewis, Statesboro. 
 
Pure bred B. R. eggs, Fhomp- 
son str. crossed. Very good lay- 
ers; 65c postpaid. Cash with or- 
der; Mrs. W. Rk. Smith, Jr. 
Chester, Rt. 2. 
 
- Eggs Wanted 
 
Want a good laying str. W. L. 
or B. R. eggs to set on halves. 
Can set 400-600. Also custom 
hatching, 3c an egg. Mrs. J. H. 
Moore, Reidsville, Rt. 1. 
 
Want pure bred R. I. Red or 
W. L. eggs for settings. Exc. 
value. Write first. J. J. John- 
ston, College Park. 
Want hatching eggs, all breeds, 
at once. S. C. Bohanan, Atlanta, 
1968 DeKalb Ave., N. W. 
 
Want hatching eggs of all 
kinds. Mary Connolly, Atlanta, 
 
Want to buy 100 dozen fresh 
yard eggs ea. week for eating 
purposes. State best cash price 
del. Fred Gehrken, Jr., Augusta, 
405 Greene St. 
 
Grain and Hay For Sale 
 
Carload of choice peanut hay 
for sale.. Make best offer: also 
have well rooted Kudzu plants, 
$4 M, FOB. Exp. Philema. Frank 
Crews, Leesburg, Rt. 1, Box 63. 
Few cars bright, baled peanut 
hay, with lots of peanuts. Excel- 
lent quality, $6.50 FOB: peavine 
hay, $12.50; baled oat and wheat 
straw, $6.50 FOB cars. J. C. 
Logan, Plains. 
 
Sev. carloads of good quality 
peanut, peavine and soy bean 
hay; several thousand pounds of 
all var. of paper shell pecans and 
several hundred well bred pigs 
and feeder shoats for sale/ All at 
reasonable prices. O. D. Hall, 
county agent, Hawkinsville. 
 
  
 
  
 
hand tie fodder, $1 per 100. 
Gathered without any rain on it. 
 
  
 
   
 
W. L, Allred, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3, 
 
Box 16.  
 
    
 
  
 
  
 
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{Grain and Hay For Sale. 
 
Hight hundred bundles good 4-: 
 
  
     
      
    
   
   
   
   
    
    
    
 
Pure Corkers Fulghum oats, 
free from obnoxious seed, in 5 
bu. sacks, 39c; also genuine 
Abruzzi rye, T5e bu., in 2% bu. 
sacks, FOB. Money order. W,. 
B. Love, Jr., Augusta, 20 8th St, 
 
Sey. cars O-too-tan hay. Also 
baled oat straw. Not rained on ~ 
after cut; as fine as one could  
want. C. H. Dyar, Adairsville, ~ 
Ga., or Mrs. McWhorter, Atlanta, 
230 State Capitol. 
 
650 3-in-hand bundles corn 
fodder, $1.50 per 100. bundles,  
Wm. Reitz, Palmetto, Rt. 2.  
 
Three hundred and seventy= 
five bundles fodder, $1.50 per 100 
or exc. for a good shoat; also. 
have 2 bu. honey drip syrup can 
 
seed, $1.50 bu. or exc. for corn, 
 
etc. Jesse Moore, 
RED 2. 3 
 
Hastings 100-bu. Cokers cold= 
proof and Fulzghum oats, 55 bu. 
All first year from orig. Pure, 
clean, no smut. R. W. Stem-. 
bridge, Milledgevile. 
 
Johnson Grass and: Bermuda 
hay, mixed, in carloads or less, 
$11 per ton, FOB. J. P. Law-- 
rence, Augusta, RFD 1. 
 
Excellent quality Fulshum seed 
oats, 50c bu. Exc. 2 bu. for 1 bu, 
Iron or Brab peas. R. E. Bower, 
Dixie. / 
 
Texas rust-proof and Fulehum  
seed oats, 45c bu. FOB. Monroe 
Gaston, Americus. ee 
 
Three M. bu. good, bright fod= 
der, 4~hand to bundle, $1.50 per 
100 bundles; also 75 gal. sorg= 
hum syrup, 50c gal. in cans, at 
a ate J. C. McKoy, Newnan,  
Rt: 5; 
 
Hastifigs 100-bu. Cokers cold 
proof and Fulghum oats, 55c bu. 
All first yr. from _ orig. pure, 
sound and no smut. R. W. Stem= 
bridge, Milledgevile. 
 
Ten tons No. 1 bright peanut 
hay, $8 ton; also 80 bu. No. 1 
runner peanuts, 3%c Ib.; all 
saved without any rain, and 
FOB; cash. wth order. W. CG.  
Jones, Dawson. : ae 
 
Thirty tons peanut hay, $8, 
FOB. Harvested without rain 
and real bright; also 100 bu. 90= | 
day velvet beans, 100 per cent  
germination, $1.50 bu. FOB. More | 
gan Hagerson, Plains. ee 
 
Grain and Hay Wanted  
Want seed Fulghum ~ oats, 
Abruzzi rye and good blue stem 
wheat for seed. Exc. good Ga. 
cane syrup, 1931 crop at 50c gal. 
J. J. Talley, Mauk, Rt. 2, Box 19. 
Exc. choice eating pecans for 
oats, wheat or rye. Have 50 lbs. 
pecans. J. W. Rheney, Wadley. 
Exc. 1 nice Jersey bull, 2%< 
yrs.-old, for 40 bu. Fulghum oats, 
Bull del. at my barn; also exc.  
pecans for fice dried apples. Lh, 
for Ib. Lee Jones, Collins, Rt..2. 
Want clean peanut hay. Will 
exc. bred heifer, or fresh cow for 
same. J. H. Surber, Hamilton. 
 
Positions Wanted : 
Twenty-one-yr.-old single man  
desires home on the farm for ~ 
room and board and $2 per wk.; 
good worker, healthy and free 
from bad habits; address: Mrs.  
Lauren Noble, Trenton. : 
 
Widow desires home with ele 
derly couple or others for gen.  
farm work; children must be 
considered. Mrs. J. A. Brenzier, 
Washington. a. 
 
Want good il-horse farm on ~ 
50-50 basis; 33 yrs. old, wife and  
3 children; 14-yr.-old boy; exp.  
poultry and peach farm work,  
also like to raise hogs and chick=  
ens on halves; have to be moved  
and furnished small amt. to 
make crop on. Bishop Coulter, ~ 
Columbus, Rt. 2, Box 408. 
 
Young married man wants 
general farm work. Can drive 
Ford or tractor; want house and  
work at once; write. Doyle Ritch, 
Silver Creek, Rt. 1. - 
 
Want 1 or 2-horse crop on 
halves; wife raise chickens; pre= 
fer Dooley, Macon or Houston ~ 
counties; write for particulars  
and what you have. H. L. Martin, 
Byromville, Rt. 1. 3 
 
Want good 1-horse farm - to 
work on 50-50 basis, mule, feed, 
plow tools and half of guano to- 
be furnished. Can furnish self; 
ref. exc. W. M. Chambers, Milan. . 
 
Want job on truck or dairy; 
exp. in dairy; honest, good 
character, sober. Finished high  
school; 20 yrs. old. Day W. 
Alexander, Baldwin. 
 
Refined, middle aged couple  
wants place with elderly couple  
on farm for 1932; member of Jr. 
 
Rockmart, 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
S U. A. M.; ref, exc.; N. Ga. 
preferred. W. Worley, Kennesaw. 
 
   
    
   
 
     
    
   
 
    
   
 
    
    
    
    
    
 
  
 
  
 
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Pape Five 3 
 
  
 
  
 
rk on truck farm for 
ife oA 4 boys. eens 
 
9 of oe will work 
and beard. L. C, 
 
a. 
man with wife and 
sires Work on farm, 
 
and "Gf share crop, 
 
nished; would consider other 
 
at once. D. M. Cannon, 
Ant. Y. 
 
+ grist mill with good re- 
 
party, also cows, hogs and 
 
on shares, or will take 
 
farm with: stock, en 
 
; prefer near school and 
 
1. eXe. ref. L. H. Watkins, 
 
Man. wife, 9 ae needs job at 
 
hing to make honest. living; 
 
refer crop for 1932. Lewis Cole; 
d. 
 
Single 1 man wants job on aca 
Vages or share crop. C. R. 
loway, E Edison; care C. J. 
 
way. 
Single man, '20 yrs. old, ante 
on on farm: can do any 
Of. farm work, repair or 
perate any kind of gas. motor, 
= will take any kind of work. 
 
ohn W. Farmer, Jasper, Rt. 4. 
 
Farmer with stumping outfit, 
 
1 pull stumps in nearby coun- 
 
es, either for cash, or farm 
produce. S. M. Findley, Oak 
 
ark. 
ineteen-yr. -old young man 
ants job.on farm at $10.50 and 
board per mo.; honest, hard 
orking, sober (do not drink nor 
smoke) and do not use bad 
 
Janguage; Macon county pre- 
ferred, but will go anywhere; at 
once. George Fowler, Tifton, Rt. 
7, Box 124. 
 
Want about 100 acres, for 
truck and poultry, 30 acres under 
cultivation; with house and barn. 
s. Ga., 5 yr. place. Have to be 
 
'furnished stock and implements; 
50-50 basis; ref.; at once. C. A. 
 
hannesen, Brunswick, RFD 1. 
 
Want 2-horse farm on shares 
 
S. Ga.; can furnish self about 
 
alf-way. T. D, May, Atlanta, 
439 Oliver St., N. W. 
 
ant. job overseeing a farm; 
ood many years exp. in farm- 
 
good reference; write. S. O. 
Mc Corvey, Tifton. . 
 
- Twenty-three-yr.-old 
' man wants work on farm; will 
work cheap; start at once. Willie 
, Tiger, RFD 2, Box 39. 
 
an and wife and 1 child 
 
wants work on poultry farm or 
dairy, for reasonable wage and 
j0ard; life time exp.: ref. A. R. 
Ed yards, Thomaston, 114 C St. 
 
Want work of any sort on 
farm that will make living for 
family of 4, and house to live in: 
 
an, wife and 15-yr.-old can 
work: Or on shares; owner to 
furnish and move me, but repay 
move bill; steady, sober, etc. F. 
Mican, College Park. / 
Mian with small family wants 
 
-mule farm on halves; have to 
be furnished. Fred Pollock, Cor- 
dele, Rt. 2. 
 
Want 1 or 2-horse crop for 
1932 for cotton and.corn; in- 
 
rested in hogs and poultry; can 
andle labor;. best of ref.; want 
near Atlanta or Austell; have 
 
-be moved, but repay move 
 
HOY. Causey, Bremen, Rt. 2. 
-_ Want job on farm, 15 yrs. old 
and can do all kinds of farm 
 
ork. Paul Young, Dixie. 
 
Twenty-one-yr.-old young man 
 
ants job on farm; raised on 
 
rm; make best offer in first 
letter: will start now. Oliver 
Kinard, Lenox, Rt. 2. 
"White man with wife and 3 
children want 1-horse farm, 
good land, etc., on halves; can 
urnish self until April or May: 
 
would work for wages at $10 
per mo.; have to be moved. Cal- 
 
n Dean, Irwinton, Rt. 1, Box 73. 
 
Want 2-horse farm on shares; 
to be furnished, but can 
 
nish a day hand extra, or. will 
take 1-horse crop and furnish 
 
2 day hands; answer at once; 
must have work. Ollie Smith, 
Villa Rica, Rt. 3. 
 
Twenty-six-yr. -old man, life 
time exp. in all phases of farm 
wo k, desires farm work with 
 
C party on 50-50 basis, or 
Wages; have to be 
Some; have wife and 2 children. 
 
J. Reeves, Lorane.  
 
, Man and wife want 1-horse 
farm on halves; will expect $10 
sh monthly or wages at $18 
monthly; want with good man 
= B. ae ue 
 
young 
 
f urnished 
 
Poutions a aited 
Refined, middle-aged widow 
wants position on farm  as- 
sisting with poultry; write for 
particulars. Mrs.. L. Childers, 
Atlanta, 673 Capitol Ave., S. W. 
Want. to look after farm; can 
 
do most any kind of farm work, 
 
or repair any kind of house, 
truck, farm machinery, etc.; S, 
Ga. preferred. C. L. Lovett, Way- 
cross, Rt. 1, Box 122-A. 
 
Want job on large farm; 
understand stock raising, 
breeding, etc.; diversified farm- 
ing of all kinds; can handle 
labor, and do almost any kind 
of farm work, carpenter, black- 
smithing, etc. D. J.. Bryann, 
Omega. 
 
Fifty-yr.-old man, raised on 
farm, familiar with all farm 
work wants place on farm, 
 
specializing on raising hogs; lo-- 
 
cation immaterial; write. F. 
Conyers, Atlanta, P. O. Box 2024. 
 
Widow, little past middle- 
aged wants home with elderly 
couple or woman to look after 
poultry, cows, garden and other 
light farm work for home and 
some money. Mrs. M. Floyd, 
Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Middle-aged couple with 5-yr.- 
old boy wants. home on farm; 
will do anything; prefer dairy 
work; sev. yrs. exp. A. C. Shep- 
pard, Rome, Rt. 1, care Clarence 
Dorsey. 
 
Sober, energetic man, 40 yrs. 
old, with large family, desires 
position as farm supt.; exp. in all 
lines of farming, to include truck 
and plant growing, poultry, hog 
and cattle raising; ref. J. M. 
Garrett, Tifton, 617 North Cen- 
tral Ave. 
 
Want good 1-horse farm, with 
good house, all conveniences, on 
shares; have force to work; or 
will work at $15 mo. and garden; 
have to be moved; best of ref. 
Leuther Gill, Ashburn, Ri: 
 
Want job on farm for wages: 
life time exp.; can drive: car or 
truck, other farm machinery, 
tractor, and repair work; 4. in 
family; am 34 yrs. old; have to 
be moved. I. M. Carson, Smyrna, 
Rt. 2, care <A. B. Bridwell, 
Box 273. 
 
Twenty-three-yr.-old single 
man wants place on farm, 50-50 
basis, or for wages; no bad 
habits; lived omfarm all my life. 
William Hand, Camilla. 
 
Want 1l-horse crop; 4 in fami- 
ly; have to be furnished; can 
give ref.; or will hire by the 
month; have to be moved. L. P. 
Hendon, Atlanta, 691 pane 
head Ave. 
 
Want 3 or 4-horse farm on 
halves; 9 in family, with 4 grown 
boys, and all others large enough 
to work; will have to have some 
help; write or see-me. A. R. 
Hammonds, Monroe, Rt. 1. 
 
Middle-aged man and wife 
want job on farm; can do: most 
anything and do not drink nor 
cuss; will take a i-horse crop 
on 50-50 basis, or will work for 
noes: O. J. Brownlee, Lilburn, 
 
e. 1. 
 
Want work for self and son on 
farm, or blacksmith, or any kind 
of work, for wages, or a good 
crop on 50-50 basis and work to 
do until crop time. Maison 
Hayes, Ft. Valley, Rt. 1. 
 
Want at once a job for wages 
at 60c day, on a good farm, 
near a good school; have to be 
furnished and moved; ready to 
move now. B. _R. Beal, 
ville, Rt. 2. 
 
Twenty- ee a boy wants 
work of any kind on farm for 
wages: exp., honest, sober and 
willing: worker. A. Murray, At- 
lanta, Washington Road, Rt. 1. 
 
Nineteen-yr.-old young man 
wants job on farm or dairy by 
the month; raised on the farm; 
make best offer in first letter. 
C. L. Kinnard, Lenox, Rt. 2. 
 
Fifteen-year-old orphan boy 
wants home on farm; help with 
work for board, clothes and 
 
schooling. Ref. given. C. L. 
Askew, Cornelia, Rt. 1, care Ha. 
Loudermilk. 
 
Want job with good family to 
do gen. farm work. Can drive 
 
truck, etc. Work for $6 per mo. 
and board, etc.: 20 years old. 
Good habits. Ref. exc. Carl B. 
 
Jones, Dunwoody, RFD 1. 
 
Want position on farm with 
widow or elderly couple for 
wages or share crop; 50 yrs. old. 
References. Want a good-home. 
J. O. Beasley, Dixie. 
 
Want job on farm or dairy, 
milking cows and looking after 
stock. If interested, please an- 
 
  
 
swer and state what you will of- 
se S. O. MaCorvey, Tee 
 
Abbe- } 
 
  
 
Positions Wanted | 
 
Sober, single, 28-yr.-old young 
man wants job on farm. Ex. in 
truck or car driving and other 
work. State what you can offer. 
W. C. Hudgins, Thomaston, 607 
West Goodrich Ave. 
 
Want 2-horse crop, stock and 
tools furnished, and help make 
crop, 3 hoe hands and 2 plow 
hands. Ref. Good, honest work- 
ers. M. R. Roper, Cumming, 
REe eos 
 
Want good 1-horse crop on 
halves. Have to be furnished and 
moved. Prefer near a good school 
and church, with good man with 
good stock and tools. Married. 
Wife and 7 children; 38 yrs. old. 
 
Lifetime exp. farming. T: C. 
Holley, Lithonia, Rt. 2. 
Twenty- eight-yr.-old refined 
 
widow without children wants 
job on farm, looking after poul- 
try, at once. Mabel Turner, 
Rome, 731 Avenue A. 
 
Man wants work on farm or 
most anything; in need; ready to 
start now. W. N. Graves, Ala- 
paha, Rt. 2, care L. D. Luke. 
 
Want job on farm with good 
man. Work for $8, board and 
clothing; 18 yrs. old: Clinton R. 
Nave, Blakely. 
 
Exp. No. Ga. farmer wants 
farm at onec; 4 in family. Must 
be rmmoved and furnished in crop 
time. D.C. Lively, Atlanta, 646 
Wells St., S. W. 
 
Want able-bodied boy or 
young man to help on farm, live 
as one of family, for part of crop, 
or cotton patch. ~ George A. 
Thompson. Swainsboro, Rt. 2. 
 
Want tiacksmith. Dwelling 
house and shop and up-to-date 
set of tools; 50-50 basis to right 
man. Write. W. J. Braddock, 
Elko. 
 
Want boy or man to do plow+- 
ing for board, laundry and all he 
makes on 2 acres good land. No 
drunkard. R. H. Peeples, Stone 
Mtn., Rt. 2. 
 
Elderly couvle want a smart 
woman to live with them as one 
of family and assist. with work, 
poultry, garden to look after, etc. 
Want middie-aged woman or a 
small boy, 8-10 yrs, old. Mrs. N. 
E. Oliver, Americus, Rt. D. 
 
Want able- bodied, soker, will- 
ing farm worker of middle- -age. 
Man and wife with no children 
preferred. Furnish house and 
pay 50c per cay. Albert Wilcox, 
Nicholls. 
 
Want boy 16-3 yrs. old for 
dairy and farm work. Board, 
laundry and $5 to $8 per mo. 
Mis. B. G. Lee, Macon, Ri. 2, 
Forsyth Road. 
 
Want good farmer, white or 
colored, to run 2-mule farm, 690 
acres, half bottoms, on 3rd and 
4ths., 22 miles Atlanta. S. S. 
Storer, Douglasville, Rt. 6 
 
Want man with strong force to 
work 2-horse crop on halves. Ail 
uplands. Must be exp. and will- 
ing. Stock, house, wood and 
water and work clothes guar. See 
or =e J. H. Moorhead, Hart- 
well. 
 
Want a nice young lady, 16-25. 
 
yrs. of age to live on farm and 
look after poultry. Ref. exc. W. 
M. Dorminy, Fitzgerald, Rt. 1. 
Want one work hand. Must 
be a Christian without bad 
habits. Man or boy. Work on 
farm for board and laundry and 
little spending money. Ivey 
Campbell, Baxley, Rt. 4. 
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
Want a good farmer for a 
1000 acre farm, 300 in cultiva- 
tion, who can furnish stock and 
self; farm on 50-50 basis; I 
furnish land and _ fertilizer: 
plenty good houses. Winfield 
W. Clanton, Ellabell. 
 
Want middle-aged, unincum- 
bered woman to assist with 
poultry and garden for her board 
and small wage; with a couple 
of middle-aged people without 
children. Mrs. F. R. Vincent, 
Fruitland. 
 
Want a good farmer for a crop 
 
in a desirable community; must 
be first class. in repairing and 
keeping up farm, blacksmithing, 
trucks and tractors. Wayne P. 
Sewell, Atlanta, Ponce de Leon 
Apts., Ja.-1039. 
Want middle-aged woman 
without children to help with 
cow, chickens, and - garden to 
live as one of family, with small 
salary and board. Mrs. E: D. 
Norris, Atlanta, Rt. 1, Box 139. 
 
Want an exp. single man to do 
general farm work; must be 
honest, no bad habits, etc.; will 
give board, laundry. and little 
spending money. Howard L. 
 
  
 
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Want boy, 12 to 17 yrs. old to 
live as one of family; must be of 
 
good family, without. bad habits; 
 
orphan preferred. JO, Yardy, |'T 
Demorest. 
 
Want a. dependable man to 
take charge of a small 2-horse 
farm in Gilmer county, with 
stock and who can furnish self; 
big pasture, house, crib, etc., 
convenient to churches and 
school and bus line. J. N. Parker, 
 
Conyers. 
 
Want good farmer who can 
furnish stock and self to tend 25 
or 30 acres good land; 4-room 
house and out-bldgs.; best of 
water and healthy location, 2% 
miles Alto; 6 mi. Cornelia. D. W. 
Jarrard, Alto, Rt..2. 
 
Want man and wife to live 
in home with 2 elderly people 
and share crop; must be honest, 
truthful and willing workers. H. 
T. Williamson, Carrollton, Rt. 2. 
 
Want to give use of place one 
year to good farmer having 
poultry, cows, hogs and equip- 
ment; farm Green county, 6 mi. 
Greshamville; for. conditions, 
write. Mrs. J. P. Sorrow, Atlanta, 
Box 450, Rt. 2. 
 
Want stout, healthy, good wo- 
man to live- with man_and wife; 
look after garden, chickens, cow 
and other light work: small 
salary. D. H. Hamrick, Bremen. 
 
Seed For Sale 
 
American Wonder watermelon 
seed, 1st yr. from Clements, $3.50 
lb.: $2 per 1% Ib.; $1.25 per %4 Ib.; 
beel-the-bee cane seed, 50c gal.; 
white shelled pop corn, 10c Ib., 
cr exc. C. R. Smith, Buford, Rt. 3. 
 
Willetts Wonder Eng. pea seed, 
18c Ib., Gel. Mrs. A. W. Wood, 
Commerce, Rt. 6. 
 
Long green okra seed, 25c lb., 
FOB, or exc. for 3 lbs. Eng. pea 
seed. Carlton Swayer, Cuthbert, 
Rt. 4. 
 
Pure watermelon seed, Ist yr. 
from Watson. Hand saved, 50c 
lp., del. Cash with order. No chks. 
J. A. Mims, Boston, Rt. B. 
 
Early Purple Top turnip seed, 
25e del.; also collard seed, and 
other seed for sale. Abner Baker, 
Worman Park. 
 
Catiail millet, corn broom seed, 
pop corn, mixed bunch butter 
beans, white running beans, yel- 
low wax snap beans, 10c cupful, 
each; Rocky Ford cantaloupe 
seed, 20c cup. Add postage. H. C. 
Williams, Scotland. 
 
White bunch and white run- 
ning butter bean seed, each, 15c 
pt.; old-fashioned red onion but- 
tons, 0c gal.; nice sun-dried El- 
berta peaches, not peeled, 12c lb.; 
apples, 12 lb.; little white peas, 
10c lb. Add postage. Irs. J. B. C. 
King, Hamilton, Rt. 4, Box 63. 
 
Mung beans, 50c gal., $4 bu.; 
Brabham peas, $1.50 bu. Land 
builders. Add postage. Walter 
Langley, Talking Rock, Rt. 2. 
 
Genuine white velvet okra seed, 
30c Ib., 4 Ibs., $1, del. Verdena 
Wright, Alto. 
 
Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, 
35c Ib., FOB. Fannie Arnold, Sur- 
rency. 
 
Four bu. white multiplying on- 
ions, $2 bu., FOB. C. C. Puckett, 
Newnan, Rt. 2. 
 
One hundred and fifty lbs. pure 
Dixie Bell melon seed; hand se- 
lected from large size melons 
from: 1931) crop, -25- 1b. J hh. 
Brown, Macon, Rt. 6, Box 62. 
 
Perkins mammoth green pod 
okra seed, 4 lbs., $1. Exe. at 25c 
lb. for crystal wax onion, Porto 
Rico potato, strawberry plants, 
yellow crookneck ~ squash or 
Crowder pea seed. L. D. Gray, 
Griffin. 
 
Twenty-five bu. chufas, well- 
cured, bright-and no rocks, 8c Ih., 
or $3 per bu., 40 lbs. bu., FOB. 
 Johnson, Statesboro, 
 
No. 1, hand saved, shade cured 
Watson melon seed, 30c Ib., or 
exc. for peanuts, oats, chufas, or 
most any kind of farm produce. 
C. B. Hurst, Meigs, RFD 1. 
 
One hundred twenty lbs. white 
and 35 Ibs. long green okra seed, 
15c lb. in 20 lb. lots, FOB. Money 
order. J. W. Walker, Alpharetta, 
RFD 2. 
 
Four bu. honey drip. cane seed, 
$5,-or exc. for 2. pigs; 1. bu. 
Speckled Crowder peas, $4; 6 bu. 
Wilson planting cotton seed, $4; 
also 1 Jersey male calf, 24% mos. 
old, $5, or exc. for 2 pigs. C. 
Wade, Demorest, Rt. 1. 
 
Old-time broad leaf tobacco 
seed, 60 fb.; sweet bell pepper 
seed, 75c Ib:, del. Exc. for collard 
seed at 18c lb. H. P. Crow, 
Gainesville, Rt. 2. 
 
  
 
Farm Help Wanted 
 
  
 
| Tate, Sumner, Rt. 2. ae 
 
Seed FOr Sale 
 
1931. crop white and long green ~ 
 
  
 
okra seed, 25c lb., or exc. for Eng. 
pea seed or other vegetable seed, 
. R. Walker, Alpharetta, Rt. 3,. 
 
Ten lbs. collard seed, kind that 
heads in winter, 60c lb., or $5 fog 
lot. Mrs. F. M. McGill, Bronwood 
Pets tt Box Ot. oe 
 
Martha Washington asparagug  
seed, finest kind, 75c lb. here; 85c : 
 
Ib., del. David Murray, Ogle- 
thorpe. 
Two hundred lbs. Eng. pea 
 
seed, 15c Ib. Exc. for cotton seed, 
or white bunch butter bean seed. 
Add postage. Joe Mercer, Fitze 
gerald, Rt. 3. ae 
White Egg and Seven Top ture 
nip seed, 30c lb.; 10 lbs. or more,  
 
25c Ib., del. Will exc. Mrs. M. B, 
 
Scroggs, Alto, Rt. 1. 
 
Sound, good size white nest   
also Lucretia. 
dewberry plants, 75c C, del. Mrs, = 
 
onions, 75c pk. del.; 
 
Lavinia Terrell, Rt. 3. 
 
Speckled punch butter beans, - . 
 
hand selected, 15c lb.; salad peas, 
very prolific, 95 Ib.: Maules blue 
bantam 55-days Eng. peas, 25c 
lb.; 6-wks. Crowders, and white 
rice pop corn, each, 10c lb. Mrs. 
 
Lena McBrayer, Buford, Rt. 3.  
 
White multiplying onion sets, 
40c gal.; white pop corn, 9c lb.3) 
also hickory nuts. Add postage. 
Mrs. J. W. Loggins, Gainesville, 
Rt. 9. 
 
Hastings Brimmer. tomato 
seed, $4.50 Ib.; $2.50 per 4 Ib.: 
i5c -per.44 Ib., del. Mrs: S:4&. 
Jackson, Chatsworth. 
 
Squash seed, 10c cupful; scal- 
 
lion buttons, 10 at. Exe: for 1003.7] 
 
Bermuda onion plants and cup- 
ful Tennessee green pod bean 
seed, or 3 Ibs. sound peanuts. Ea. 
pay postage. Velma Harrison, 
Bremen, Rt. 2. 
 
Ten Ibs. early Alaska Eng. . 
pea seed, 20c lb.; add postage. J 
F. Brown, Monroe, Rt. 3. 
 
Chufa seed, long brown var. | 
 
good as the best, $4 bu. for Jan. i. 
del. FOB. W. W. Crews, Crawley. 
 
Four bu. chufas, clean and 
free from nut grass, $1.65 per 
 
bu., or $6 for lot, FOB; no chks, 
 
W. W. Dickey, Midville, Rtg: 
Good sound, running velvet 
bean seed, $1. 35 per bu: FOB; 
exc. for good, dried apples or 
A-1 grade ribbon cane syrup. 
Johnnie M. Sheppard, Stapleton. 
Dixie Belle watermelon seed, 
30c Ib. del. in Ga.; pure and 2 
sound, from large melons: CXGEoe 
for syrup or peanuts. P. M. 
Wood, Ivey, Rt. 1. 
Early amber and honey drip 
cane seed, for sale cheap or exc.  
 
What have you? J. A. Bennett, a 
 
Atlanta, Station A. 
 
Calif. moss beer seed, 10 per: 
start; stamps o. k,. Mrs. eae 
Green, Atlanta, 835 Ponder Ave. 
 
Butter pea seed, col., 25c per 
2 teacupful, del. Mrs. i J. Gor= 
don, Roopville, Rt. 1.  
 
Large: white nest onions, $1 
pk.; bright sun-dried apples, 10 
lbs., $1; also Lucretia dew- 
 
| berry plants, $1 C; all prepaid. 
 
Mrs. B. L. Robinson, Greenvilie. 
 
White multiplying Onions, for 
eating or planting, 45c gal.; 
Whippoorwill, peas, 5c lb.; all 
postpaid. Jim Bennette, Gaines- 
ville, RFD. 2. 
 
Martin gourd seed and. dill 
seed, a., 12c per pkt.:-P. P., no | 
stamps accepted. Mrs. T. i, 
Thomas, Thomasboro. se 
 
Golden yellow cane seed, $1.50 
bu.; exc. for garden and water- 
melon seed. W. 
ville. 
 
Pimiento pepper seed, 50c Ib., 
or exc. up to 100 lbs. for No. 1, 
 
Ga. cane syrup. O. C. Perdue, ~ 
 
Yatesville. 
 
Early orange and honey drip 
cane seed, 5c lb. FOB; Hastings* 
white seeded chicken corn, 20 
Ib. FOB. P. E. Ogletree, Thom- 
son, Rt. 4, 
 
Sev. hundred lbs. fine, hand 
selected Stone Mtn, melon seed, 
 
50c lb. del.; special price in 100 
 
lb. lots; samples on request; 
prompt shipment. BOR. Andrews, 
Haddock. 
 
Stone Mtn. melon seed, sound 
and bright, 20c Ib., 5 Ib. or more, 
del.; 25 Ibs. or more, 15c Ib. del. 
oi D: Means, Elko. 
 
Rosehill prolific lima bean (a 
new hybrid that has no equal); 
Ist time offered for sale; best 
for home gardens, 50c lb.; 5 Ibs., 
$2; postpaid; customer limited. 5 
Ibs. Oscar Woody, Commerce. | 
 
Twenty Ibs. hand _ selected, 
cured in own sugar, Stone Mtn. 
melon seed, 75c lb.; velvet beans, 
running, $2. 50. bu.: os ORCL for 
Brabham peas for seed, R. L, 
 
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Asparagus a yh ao seed,| Extra good i and pure; Genuine - wae Piedmont| Exc. $3.50 ee 15 ths, 
ti American wonder okra 5  SO r  0 ee f . 3 
 
for sale or, will auc aaareom said to be the finest okra to be|cane seed, 5 Ib. postpaid, cash, CN re ee eevee atilte, black an : 3 
 
crowns for parties; write for)|seen, 25c oz; American wonder |or exc. for O-too-tan bean seed, eran peanuts, ied |for few Eng. pea sed, red ae F 
 
Prices on either. R. Richard. 
Marshaliville 
fifsey watermelon seed, 56c Ib. 
 
P. O. money orders only. Mrs. E. | 
| tra large dark red beet. seed, 20c 
jeupful; 5c at.> exc. for other 
 
P. King, Rochelle, Rt. 1. 
 
Pure Russian sunflower seed, 
100 bu. or more to acre: best of 
 
ail grains for chickens, 60c. pk. | 
$2 bu; also Egyptian wheat, 40c | 
1% pk., 75c pk. J. B. Ingram, 
 
Waverly Hall. 
 
Stone Min. melon seed, guar. 
pure type, 1931 crop, 25c Ib. del. 
in 100 Ib. lots; smaller lois, 35c 
ib. del. J. J. Bloodworth, Gordon, 
Box 12. 
 
Eng. peas, Bliss everbearing | 
 
and salad peas, 25c pt.; eucum- 
 
ber seed, imp. long green, and | 
White velvet okra, ea., 20c large | 
 
Ppkt.; pumpkin seed. 25c pt. Mrs. 
W. A. Johnson, Alto, Rt. 1. 
 
Tender cornfield bean seed, 15c | 
cupiul, or swapfor early cab-" 
 
bage plants ai once; also new 
 
buckets, 50c gal FOB. Mrs. 
Marshall Lewis, Rydal, Rt. 2. 
One hundred and fifty 
pure Dixie Belle melon seed, se- 
lected, 30c Ib., not prepaid. A. I. 
Grande, Milledgeville, Rt. 2. 
 
Hastings extra early surprise | 
Eng. peas (seed), 1 to 5 Ibs., 20c | 
Ib.; 6-10 Ibs., 13c Ib., del.; less, | 
50 tbs., 15c Ib.; over 50 Ibs., 12%4c | 
 
FOS. E. A. Smith, Tifton. 
 
Five Ibs. Ga. belle or Stone 
Min. watermelon seed, guar. | 
pure, scelcted for my own plant- | 
 
img, 40c Ib., del: 
order only. 
Lovejoy. 
 
Hastings prolific seed corn, 
selected, $150 bu; Cleveland 
Wannamaker pure cotion seed, 
 
ref.; money 
 
15c bu., here; exc. for O-itoo-| 
tans; also 6 good mules for sale, | 
 
$30 to $100. W. H. Bolton, Grif- 
fin. phone, 29-J. 
 
Cane seed, 90c bu.z dried fruit, ' 
 
lic ib. FOB; pumpkin seed, and 
cornfield tender beans, 10c per 
46-pint; add postage. Claude 
Blackwell, Cleveland. 
 
Early Jersey and Copenhagen 
Cabbage seed, 75c Ib.; 10 Ibs., 
$5. F. H. Windham, Kite. 
 
About 2 bu. Lady finger peas, 
8c ib.; few bu. selected cane seed, 
$1 bit; also 4 large J. B. Giant 
hens and roosters, April hatch, 
$4. all del. J. H. Strange, Homer. 
 
Fifieen Ibs. Eng. garden pea 
seed, sound and clean, 25c Ib. 
Mrs. Roy Reynolds, Baxley, Rt. 3. 
 
Stump off, world cane seed, 
5c 1b.; P. P..on 10 Ibs. or larger 
ogg D. M. Hulme, Elberton, 
 
2 
 
Feng. peas, 25c Ib. or 5 Ibs., $1; 
Mustard seed, 15c cupful; Hast- 
ings cane seed, i0c ib., also 
Jerusaiem artichokes, $1 bu. W. 
E. Goodwin, Wadley. 
 
Pure Nancy watermelon seed, 
$1 per lb.; write for prices for 
larger quantities; exe. for oats or 
pe2s. O. D. Wyatt, Menlo. 
 
Okra seed, 25c Ib. del, or exc. 
for nest onions or crystal wax 
Bermuda onion plants. Mrs. 
Mezvin Mullis, Odurfi, Box 134. 
 
Vine okra (grows on vine like 
ctcumbers); sample pkt. of seed 
by mail, 10c in coin and 2c 
 
esiage. Chesley Rice, Atlanta, 
34374 Peters St:., S. W. 
 
VJeaver-Watson watermelon 
seed, 50c Ib.; or exc. for anything 
can use. H. F. Saturday, Moul- 
tre Rt. 5. 
 
Cid time cornfield bean seed, 
fre2 ci weevils, very prolific and 
ten 2-. 30c Ib: Mrs. S. J. Smith, 
Weieska. 
 
Ore hundred bu. Piedmont, 
69c bu. or exc. for seed oats of 
any good yar. or for N. C. run- 
 
her peanuts, bu. for bu. LH} 
 
MexXoon, Raymond. 
 
Pure half and half cotton} 
 
seed, ist yr. from ofig., 75c bit; 
wii trade. S. C. Dykes, Dexter, 
te. 2. 
 
Pure Rucker and. Piedmont 
Cieveland, best selection: write 
for prices; also Hastings prolific 
and Piedmont 2-eared seed corn, 
$2 bu.: etzra quality peavine 
 
hay, $12*ton. Jas. B. Woods, 
Brcoks. 
- Burbanks golden treasure 
 
carntaloup seed, guar. pure, ist 
yr. direct from Burbanks, 25c 
tols:, postpaid. R. H. Long, Cul- 
yerton. 
 
Long green pod okra seed, run- 
ning, colored butter bean seed, 
large marrow fat Eng. pea seed, 
e2., 10c teacupful, or exc. for 
Mestodon everbearing strawhber- 
ry plants. Mrs. Mack Gunter, 
Elberton, 127 Maplewood Ave. 
 
Ibs. | 
 
R. L. Crittenden, | 
 
watermelon seed. $1 oz: $10 Ib. 
E. T. Clements, Tennille. 
 
Early Alaska pea seed, crown 
bush bean seed, 10c cupful:; ex- 
 
garden seed, peanuts or pecans. 
wre es T. Parks, Cumming, 
Rt. 4. 
 
pure, wundiseased Stone Mtn. 
melon. seed, 55c Ib.; 10 Ibs., $5: 
postpaid. C. F. Maddox, Law- 
renceville, Rt. 4. 
 
White nest onions, 40c gal. del. 
G. A. Skelton, Royston, Rt. 1. 
 
Old fashioned scallion butions, 
15 at..; everbearing okra seed, 
nice long pod, 15c cupful; white 
bunch butter bean seed, i15c 
large teacupful. Mrs. R: i. 
 
|Sundy, Waycross, Ri. 5. 
 
Nice lot of pure, sound white 
running butter bean seed, and | 
i butter pea seed, red and sound, | 
 
Ga. sorghum syrup, in gallon |20c Ib. or exc. for nice, budded | 
 
Good, hand selected, shade- 
cured Waison watermelon -seed, 
 
|30c Ib. or exc. for oats, peanuts, 
jor most any kind of farm pro-/| 
duce at fair price..C. B. Hurst, | 
 
Meigs, RFD 1. 
 
or 30 bit, $1.25 bu; few 
 
ford, Calhoun, Rt. 2. 
 
15 Ib.; lots under 10 Ibs., 18c Ib. 
FOB. J. T. Ponder, Whigham. 
 
Old fashioned winter onions 
for fall and winter planting, 10c 
at.; 20c gal., or exc. for white 
feed sacks, 100 Ib. cap., or dried 
peaches, peanuts or pecans 
eaeeee Dollie Eller, Titus. 
 
inges syrup cane seed, 
Milo-Maze, Kaffer and chicken 
corn seed, not screened, but 
sound; sell or exc. for cream 
crowders, Calif. black-eyes, 
bunch garden peas, white bunch 
limas. G. W. James, Arabi. 
One-half bu. or 3 pks. of pure 
honey drip cane seed, $1 bu., also 
7 Ibs. Stone Mtn. watermelon 
seed, hand saved, 50c ib.; write 
first. Mrs. Elbert Overton, Bow- 
don, Rt. 4. 
Fifteen Ibs. Willetts Eng. pea 
seed, 20c Ib. or exc. for dried 
apples, Bermuda onion sets or 
pecans, or any garden seed. Mrs. 
 ee Hutchinson, Fitzegerald, 
Pure, recleaned Beet-the- 
Bee syrup cane seed, 40c del., 
seed to plant 1 acre; sat. guar. 
R. C. Moore, Rockmart, Rt. 3. 
 
For Jan. del. only, chufa seed, 
long brown var., guar. as good as 
the best you ever saw, $4 bu. 
FOB. W. W. Crews, Crawley. 
 
Sced rice, 6he pk PP. or 
exc. for syrup, meat or nest 
onions, mixed pepper seed, sev. 
var.,.10c pke.; no stamps. Tom 
P. Trowell, Ambrose, RFD 1. 
 
Extra good, sound and pure 
Ga. cane seed, 5e lb. postpaid: 
cash, or exc. for O-too-tan bean 
seed, 3 bu. cane seed for 1 bu. 
beans; exc: pay chgs. or exc. for 
Porto Rico potatoes; 100 Ib. seed 
for 200 ibs. potatoes; ea. pay 
ag J. L. Christopher, Duluth, 
 
Syrup cane seed (do not know 
the name, but it makes fine 
syrup) for sale; exc. some for 
other value. Mrs. H. J. Fountain, 
Whitesburg, Rt. 3. 
 
Five Ibs. bean seed, also 5 B. 
R. pullets, May hatch, for sale or 
exc.; make offer. Mrs. O. K. 
Yeomans, Gardi, Rt. 1, Box 34. 
 
Three hundred ibs. choice se- 
lected Dixie Belle or Stone Min. 
watermelon (yt. from 36 to 60 
Ibs.) seed, 75c Ib.; field run, 50c 
ib. H. J. McCorvey, Coolidge. 
 
Early purple top turnip seed, 
25c del; black locust seed, 5c 
doz. Abner Baker, Norman Park. 
 
Tobacco seed; imp. cash, Ja- 
maica wrapper, imp. yellow 
mammoth, 50c oz., $4 Ib. prepaid. 
 
|S. R. Clark, Soperton, Rt. 2. 
 
Pumpkin seed, 20c at.: tobacco 
seed, 15c this.; all del.; white 
multiplying onions, 40c -gal., or 
7e Ib. in bu. lots. Mrs. Grace 
Murphy, Jasper, Rt. 2. 
 
Genuine white velvet okra 
seed, 30c Ib. del; 4 Ibs., $1. 
Verdena Wright, Alto, Rt. 1. 
 
Large red multiplying onions, 
 
  
 
50c gal.; not less than a gal. sold. 
Lottie McClungy, RrdaL 
 
aN 
 
Three hundred ibs. absoluftely | 
 
given.) 
Two hundred ibs. Jackson 
 
wonder colored bunch _ butter 
beans, sound, 6c Ib.; not prepaid. 
S. Kelley, Rock, 
Rt: 2. 
 
Large yellow multiplying 
onions, 25c at. FOB, $1 per gal 
del. Jos. Norman, Elberion, 
Rt. 5. 
 
Seventy-five Ibs. Stone Min. 
 
Tom EH 
 
25c Ib.; add postage. 
Re. <2, 
 
Farmer. Milledgeville, 
Box 106. 
 
15 at., 55e gal del. by. parcel 
post. W. G. Holloman, Brooklyn. 
 
CORN AND SEED CORN 
FOR SALE ; 
Amt. Hills imp. long gram 
seed corn, $1 bu.; also plenty .of 
other good corn, 50c bu. and 
good seed oats, in 5-bu. bags, 
 
  
 
iB. W. M. Hill, Canon. 
pecan trees. Mrs. G. L. Jones, | eS 
 
| Bronweod, Rt. 1. 
 
Four bu. shelled golden Dent 
 
iseed corn; make offer, FOB. T. 
 
E. Brown, Woodbury, Box 100. 
Ten bu. good popping corn, $3 
bu. and other party pay fri. E. 
L. Cooper, Butler, Rt. 3, Box 24. 
Slipped-shuck ear corn in 
 
it load lots, 60c bu. 
Pure honey. drip cane seed; 25) oe a eee 
 
biz. | 
| Calif. black-eyed peas, 3c Ib.: | 
few bu. Brabs. and New Era peas, | 
$1.50 bu.; mixed peas, $1.25 bu, | 
clean and sound: exc. for pigs | 
|of-any good breed. J. A. Craw- 
 
FOB. H:. V. Miller, Cusseia. 
Forty or 50 Ibs. white rice pop 
 
icorn, 8c Ib. in lois of 5-Ibs. or 
 
more; good popping var.: pre- 
paid. A. B. Crow, Flowery 
Branch, Rt. 2. 
 
Neals paymaster, grown from 
 
| certified seed, $1.50 bu.; Hastings 
Ga. tollard seed, 1931 crop, |S~ 5 $ wr 
 
Imp. Hickory King, $1.50 bu. All 
 
| hand selected and nubbed. T. M. 
 
Webb, Ellijay. 
 
Marlboro prolific, crib selected, 
nubbed and shelled, $1.50 bu., or 
exc. for Biloxi or O-too-tan Soy 
beans. M. T. Moss, Talking Rock, 
 
at i Rt. 3. 
 
Veals prolific seed corn, red 
cob, 60 to 65 Ibs. shelled corn 
out of 80 Ibs. in shuck. T. G. 
Veal, Helena, RFD 1. 
 
Five hundred bu. slip-shucked 
ear corn, 50c bu., FOB. W. L. 
Adams, Claxton. 
 
Nice, yellow rice pop corn, 3 
Ibs., 25c, or in large amts., 7c Ib. 
ee mce Hendricks, Buena Vista, 
 
oe 
 
Whatileys cert. prolific, made 
 
228 bu. on 6 acres last year, 50c 
pk.; $1.50 bu., FOB. J. E. Ben- 
son, Buena Vista. 
Corn and fodder, sorghum 
syrup and syrup cane seed for 
sale or exc. some for 3 pigs. E. W. 
Morris, Winston, Rt. 2. 
 
Hastings prolific, 1st yr. from 
orig.; selected for seed, $2.50 bu. 
FOB, or exc. for peanuts or pe- 
cans. J. H. Beasley, Lavonia, Rt. 
 
Good, yellow pop corn,: $6 C, 
or 8c Ib. in small lots, sent COD. 
C. A Arnold, Tifton, Rt. 3. 
 
Marlboro selected, $1.50 bu., 
FOB; also Stone Min. watermel- 
on seed, pure, 75c Ib. J. H. Roe- 
buck, Buford. 
 
Cuban yellow flint seed corn, 
not mixed with white corn, $1 
pk.; $3 bu. FOB. Grady Cook, 
Pitts, Rt. 1. : 
 
Pure Mexican June corn, 40c 
pk. N. Heath, Junction City. 
 
Veals prolific seed corn, red 
cob, 60 to 65 Ibs. shelled corn 
out of 80 Ibs. in shuck, 50c peck; 
ae bu. T. G. Veal, Helena, 
 
Three hundred Ibs. shelled gol- 
den pearl pop corn, 6c lb. post- 
paid; 10 Ihs., 50c postpaid: also 
10 Ibs. Hastings mammoth Rus- 
sian sunflower seed, 15 Ib.: 10 
Ibs., $1.25. Ben Fowler, Warm 
Springs, Rt. 1. 
 
Fiel@s inbred hybrid or mule 
corn; ready for table use in 
about 60 days; yellow, pure, di- 
rect from orig., 15c lb., postpaid. 
R. H. Long, Culverton. 
 
Seven hundred lbs. white pearl 
bop corn, shelled and clean, ex- 
cellent popping corn and for 
forage, 5c lb. in 100-Ib. lots, FOB. 
<f rig Godwin, Washington, 
 
Five M bu. slipped-shuck ear 
corn, free from weevils, 60c bu. 
FOB; basis 80 Ibs. to bu. J. C. 
Collier, Barnesville. 
 
COTTON SEED FOR SALE 
 
Fifty bu. Cokers No. 5 cotton 
seed, planted 1 yr. since ordered 
full, 60c bu.; write. John Crane, 
Flowery Branch, Rt. 2. 
 
Stoneville No. 2 cotton seed, 
ist yr. from orig., 75c bu.; also 
running velvet bean seed, solid 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
seed, $3 bit: all FOR: -G. -J. 
Holton, Alma, Rt. 4, 
 
3 bu. (Name and address noi 
 
watermelon sed, hand -selected,.' 
 
velvet beans, $1.25 bu.; bunch 
 
speckled velvets, $150 bu. L. R. 
 
Boatright, Coffee. _ ; 
Rowden 40, wilt-resistant; 
 
irolis were run otu at gin to pre- 
 
vent mixing: 2 yrs.. from orig.; 
free from black seed; guar. 
pure and sound, 50c bu., or exc. 
for corn. C.-A. Patrick, Dooling. 
 
Fine lot of Neelys Cleveland 
cotton seed, a very long staple, 
and ist yr. delta pine land, 40 
per cent lint, 1 in. staple (best 
cotton to plant), ea.. 60c bu, 
 
idel. in Ga. H. Grady Adams, 
White Bermuda onion sets, 
 
Social Circle. 
 
One M bu. Broadwells laier 
selection of cotton seed for-sale 
at special price. J. C. Reese, Al- 
pharetia. : 
 
Neelys long staple, dropped on 
floor at gin and kept pure, 60c 
bu., or exc. for O-too-ian beans 
or field peas. John K. Lee, Car- 
 
jrollton, Rt. 6. 
 
Wilson heavy fruiting, 1 in. 
staple, 50c bu. or recleaned and 
in new sacks, 75c bu; also eggs 
from Donaldson and Owen Reds, 
heavy layers, 15 eggs, 80c; 50 
eggs, $2.50, del. E. R. Bailey, 
Harlem. 
 
Pure, 45 per cent, half and half 
cotton seed, 60c bu.; exc. for 
peas, syrup or Guinea hogs. A. 
J. Carter, Scott, Ri. 1. 
 
Twelve bu. pure big four pine 
delta cotton seed, 75c bu., or exc. 
for pigs, P. C. or Durocs, males 
only, not less than 40 Ibs. nor 
more than 60 Ibs. wt. W: E. Mc- 
Cart, Loganville, Rt. 4. 
 
Rhynes-Cook wilt-resistant 
cotton seed, ist yr.. ginned on 
Private gin; pure and clean, 60c 
bu.; also 25 Ibs. pure, clean 
Stone Mtn. watermelon seed, 50c 
Ib. and 2 S. P. C. gilts, 175 Ibs. 
ea., 1 bred, $25, or $14 ea. C. D. 
Williamson, Plains. 
 
Ped. Piedmont cotton seed, 
50c biu.; $1.50 per 100 Ibs.: also 
have Everetts champion prolific 
seed corn, field selected, 2-6 large 
ears to stalk, 75c pk.; $2.50 bu.; 
cash with order. E. C. Heaton, 
Hartwell. 
 
Covington imp. Wannamakers 
cotton seed, ist yr., 80c bu., 2% 
bu. bags, FOB depot, Chula. L. 
R. Stripling, Tifton, Rt. 7. 
 
Pure Wannamaker cotton seed, 
recleaned, 40c bu.: also country 
cured hickory smoked sausage, 
25c ib., and a real good Tennes- 
see, 1l-yr.-old, 1100 Ib., mare 
mule, $75. Riley Couch, Turin. 
, Half and half cotton seed, 45 
per cent lint, at reasonable price. 
7s 7 F. M. Bland, Stillmore, 
One hundred bu. pure Rucker 
 
lint, 75c bu.; also 1 good, 10-yrs.- 
old, 985 Ib. farm mule, work 
anywhere, cheap for cash. G. W. 
Stephens, Wrightsville, Rt. 4. 
 
Covingion-Toole, wilt-resist- 
ant, cotton seed, ist yr.: atten- 
tion given at gin, 75 bu. FOB: 
money order preferred. A. J. 
Kent, Midville, Rt. 2. 
 
Pure Wannamaker cotton seed, 
 
recleaned, 40c bu. Riley C. 
Couch, Turin. 
_ Langford ped. cotton seed, 1 
in. staple, 39.3 per. cent lint. 
Nice, clean, pure, $2 bu. Wm. A. 
Langford, Commerce, Rt. 5. 
 
Covington Toole wilt resistant 
cotton seed, first yr. Attention 
given at gin, 90c bu. FOB. A. J. 
Kent, Midville, Rt. 2. 
 
Pure, 45 per cent lint. half and 
half cotton seed, free of black 
seed, 60c bu. Exc. for syrup or 
ae pigs. A. J. Carter, Scott, 
 
Coker No. 5, strain No. 2 cot- 
ton seed, 65c bu. or exc. for vel- 
vet beans, peas or most anything. 
Guy Vann, Eastman. 
 
Tools wilt resistant cotton 
seed, 50c bu. Exc. for meat, lard, 
peas. Syrup at market price. Joe 
M. Brown, McRae. 
 
Cokers No. 5 cotton seed for 
sale or exc. for hogs. D. W. 
Davis, Winder. 
 
Seed Wanted 
 
Want %-lb. of pure Jones 
watermelon seed. Eli Gregory, 
McDonough, Rt. 4, Box 106. 
 
Want Tennessee green pod 
bean seed; half runner bean 
seed; salad Eng. pea seed, okra, 
tomato, collard, cucumber, but- 
ter bean, beet and tobacco seed, 
pepper and lettuce seed: exc. 
 
  
 
  
 
pecans and other value. Mrs. -E. 
A. Ray, farrollton, Rt. 6, 
 
5 ea ee 
 
cotton planting seed, 45 per cent. 
 
tiplying onions, mustard, 
Mrs. O. Richardson, Trion, Rt{ 
 
COTTON SEED WANTED 
 
Exc. 3 bu. Petty-Toole co 
seed for 8 bu. W: = 
Cleveland or Wilson cotton seed: 
a pay fri. J. W. Ward, Cobb- 
ville. 
 
Want 10 bu. Cleveland Wan- 
 
  
 
5; must be pure seed; will giya 
my note payable June 1, 1932: 
 
pay 70c bu., del. my station. Ottg 
B. Dumas, Rockmart, Rt. 3. 
 
at 75c per 100. 
Puckett, Buford. 
 
  
 
WANTED : 
Exec. good value for corn, or 
for a good mule; write for par- 
ticulars. W. H. Pletcher, Foro 
syth, RFD 2. = 
 
Georgia Products For ~ 
Sale 
 
BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE 
Ten bu. Calif. black-eyed peas,) 
 
  
 
soeresom 
 
exc. for W. L. hens; send money; 
order. L. E. Davis, Buchanan, 4 
 
also sound cane seed, $ 
FOB; cash with order. 
 
Fifty bu. clay and 50 bu. mixed 
peas, new crop, in 24%-bu. bags) 
$1 bu. J. I. McNair, Stapleton. ~ 
 
No, 1 recleaned, 90-day seed 
velvets, $1.25 bu.;  recleaned 
Brabham peas, $1.25 busy 
whippoorwills, $1 bu; clays, 95" 
bu. C. H. Cooke, Sandersville. =| 
 
Recleaned Brabhams, $1.25 
bu.; red hull speckled, $1 bug 
100-day velvet beans, $1.25 bu, 
W. C. Murphy, Sandersville. ~ 
 
Few bu. brown speckled peas, 
picked and thrashed without 
rain, $1 bu. H. B. Chandlery 
Luthe os = 
 
Small white bunch lima beans? 
hand-cleaned and assorted, 9 
 
pod, $1.80 bu., in 2-bu. lots, FOB, 
Vernon, Menlo, Rt. 1. : 
 
A-No. 1, 90-day velvet beans, 
$2 bu. FOB; money order: no 
chks. M. H. Hartley, Tennille. 
 
Genuine O-too-tan soy beans, 
$4 bu. FOB; money order: no 
chks. O. F. Hartley, Tennille. ~ 
 
Two hundred bu. Brabhams, 
$1.15 bu.; 50 bu. irons, $1 bu, 
FOB; samples on request: money 
order or Cashiers chk.; no exe, 
R. F. Scarborough, Byron. 
 
Red speckled crowders and 
white crowders, hand shelled, 
 
  
 
Twenty-five bu. Biloxi soy 
beans and 25 bu. cream crowdef 
peas; all fine quality: make best 
 
broke. 
 
Velvet bean seed, speckled 90- 
day, sound, gathered without 
rain, $1.50 bu.; also pure ribbon 
cane syrup, 6 No. 10 cans, $3; 12 
 
J. E. Harper, Osierfield. = 
 
One hundred and twenty-day 
velvet beans, picked without 
Marchont, Milan. 
 
Pure cream sugar crowder 
peas, 5c lb.; not less than 5 lbsy 
shipped; add postage. Andrew 
Samples, Cumming, Rt. 7. = 
Five lbs. salad peas, good var. 
25c Ib., or 15c per teacupful, oF 
for quick sale, $1 for lot: : 
postage; cash with order. Mrs. Cr 
W. Johnson, Lithonia, RFD 1. 
O-too-tan soys, 2% bu. sacks) 
recleaned, certified, germination 
test by State College 99% per 
 
Cream crowders, 5 lb.; Engs 
pea seed, 10 cupful; also dried 
 
cupful; okra,.10c per 14 cup; 
pop corn, 10c cup; nest egg 
 
and plain pumpkin seed, 5 doz 
add postage. Mrs, Julia Keeter, 
(address not given). : 
 
Calif. black-eyed peas, 5c Iba 
 
  
 
bunch beans, wool, and peanuts. | 
 
namaker big boll cotton seed for F 
planting. also 5 bu. Cokers No, | 
 
Want 1 M Ibs. of cotton seed 
Mrs. J. Ane 
 
CORN AND SEED CORN | 
 
ware 
 
pure and no weevils, $2.50 bu; 
 
Sound peas, any kind, hee bu; 
 
Ben 
Crow, Cornelia. 4 
 
Ib., not prepaid; also big red= | 
bunch peanuts, A-1 grade, 1-4 
 
for seed or table use, 10c cup; 
striped half runners, red Valens  
{tine bunch beans, 20cc cup; no 
chks. Lillie Barrett, ay Rt. 3, 
 
No. 5s, $3.30; best grade; heavy. 
 
rain, well matured, $2 bu. T. 3 
 
cent; no exc., price, $4bu. FOB. 
Felton J. Walker, Marshallville 
 
apples, 10c- Ib. Mrs. M. Eee 
Gentry, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3. e 
Tender cornfield beans, 1067 
 
  
 
  
 
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less than 2 bu., $2 bu. FOB. IzG;7 
 
Sone secneeatpempceraneen prensa 
 
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offer. C. G. Byington, Boling 
 
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seeds, 10c teaspoonful; banana  
 
  
 
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prepaid. H. W. Stephens, Adaii 
 
  
 
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Seorgia Products For 
Sale 
 
7-day velvet beans, 100 
cent sound, saved without 
$1.25 bu.; Oceolas,  $1.50 
NW. C. runner peanuts, 60c 
*of 25 Ibs.; also Parks B. R. 
gs, sey. hundred ea. week. E. C. 
Pope, Ocilla. 
 
Two bu. white, black-eyed 
$1.50 bu., 3c lb.; 10 bu. 
ws, $1 bu.; 10 gal. syrup in 
_ buckets, $5; 10 bu. Cokers 5 
ron seed, not mixed, ist yr., 
 
  
 
  
  
 
Mew crop No. 1 beans, velvets, 
$1.25 bu.; O-too-tans, $3.50 bu.; 
 
mmples on request; immediate 
a: = Palmer; 
 
  
    
 
Willetts coldproof Eng. peas, 
be Ib.; 10 ,lbs., $2;.also white 
Bermuda onion and Boston let- 
-tuce plants, $1.50 M; 
Mrs. H. V. Franklin, Register. 
ew crop 90-day running vel- 
i beans, $1.25 bu.; new crop 
ield peas; Brabs., $1.15; irons, 
$1.10; clays and mixed, ea., $1 
pu.; all even wt. 2%4-bu. bags. 
 
  
 
  
 
_ ed by thrash, $1.50 bu., or $5 for 
lot; cash with order; no chks. H, 
-. Brooks, Monroe. 
 
  
   
  
  
  
    
  
  
   
    
  
 
  
 
points. N. T. Beasley, Kite. 
 
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- Three and one-half bu. white, 
 
PD. C. Strother, Ft. Valley. 
 
- Hastings pure white tender 
 
3 
 
e. Nice, black-eyed peas, for sale 
er exc. for seedling pecans; lb. 
for Ib.; ea. paying postage. W. N. 
_ Jolly, Kingston, Rt. 2. 
 
cornfield beans, 25c qt. FOB. 
~Mrs. Clinton Wilder, Washing- 
ton, Rt. 2. 
 
black-eyed: peas, slightly crack- 
 
_ Ninety to 100-day velvet beans, 
$1.50 bu., FOB, or $2 bu. del.; 15 
Ibs. Willetts Wonder Eng. peas, 
25 Ib. del.; also No. 1, Ga. raised 
N. C. runner peanuts, 3%c Ib. 
in 100-lb. lots, del.; 4c, smaller 
lots, FOB. J. G. Broome, Tifton, 
 
| Rte. 
 
Sugar crowder peas for sale or 
exc. for 2 pigs at $2.50 ea., any 
thoroughbred type: prefer male 
 
pigs; peas at $1.25 bu. W. -F. 
 
Dewberry, Bremen, RFD 1, 
Box 160-B. 
 
__. Sixty or 70 bu. of velvet beans, 
 
A-No. is, $2 bu. FOB. T. W. 
Raley, Wrightsville. 
 
One hundred and twenty-five 
u. pure Brabham peas, saved 
 
without rain on them; make best 
 
offer, FOB McBean, Ga.- J. C. 
Broome, Hephzibah. 
 
- New crop, 90-day speckled vel- 
 
Vet beans, picked without rained 
on; 98 per cent sound, $1.75 bu.; 
money order. A. J. Adams, Ash- 
burn, Rt. 4. 
 
_ This yrs. crop white, black- 
 
| eyed peas, free of trash and 
 
weevils, 5c lb., $2.75 bu.: exc. for 
No. 1 Irishor sweet potatoes. W. 
-F. Miller, Lula. 
 
Eng. peas, early var., tall grow- 
ing, 20 Ib. Frances McReynolds, 
Rydal. 
 
Guar. sound, 90 or 100-day 
Velvet beans, shelled and of 1931 
crop, selected for seed, $1.50 bu. 
 
FOB; $1.75 bu. prepaid to Ga. 
 
Eng. pea seed, 
 
10c cupful, 
 
C bunch var., but has a large pea: 
 
exc, for cabbage or Bermuda 
 
onion plants. Mrs. T. B. King, 
 
Monticello, Rt. 1, Box 43. 
Fifty bu. runner velvet bean 
 
seed, $2 bu. in 2-bu. bags. FOB 
 
Metter. R. E. Canady, Stillmore. 
ce 
 
Ee 
 
use, 25c lb. and postage; also 
 
Dried green beans for table 
 
 have nice dried apples for sale 
 
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BOF -CXC.: 
 
_._ Coldproof 
 
write. 
Walker, Dial. / 
 
Co Eng. pea seed, 25c 
Ib., or 5 Ibs., $1; also N. C. run- 
 
Mrs. W. R. 
 
- hing peanuts, 75c bu.: 90-day 
 
_.Yunning velvet beans, 50c peck. 
 
J. G. McDonald, Colquitt. 
 
_ . Ten bu. Brabhams, $1.25 bu.: 
 
15 bu. slightly mixed peas, $1 
bu.; 2 bu. white crowders, $4 bu., 
or 8c lb.; brown crowders, 3 bu., 
 
$3 bu., or &c lb.; cash with order. 
 
_ G. T. Wilson, Commerce, Rt. 5. 
 Clays and Brab. peas at reas- 
 
_ Stuart pecans, 12%c 
 
  
     
 
onable price; make offer; also.50 
60 Ibs. choice, well filled 
 
Si Ib.;- exc. 
 
either for home raised lard. J. H. 
 
Archer, Sparta. 
 
,_ -rostproof Eng. peas, 1 teacup, 
 
10c, or 3 for 25c: add postage. 
 
: Mrs. J. G. Walker, Wray, Rt. 2. 
 
  
   
  
 
Sugar crowders, large brown, 
 
8c Ib., or 12%c prepaid: black- 
 
yes, Same price. Mrs. E. Bram- 
 
hold, Mt. Airy, Rt. 1. 
 
  
 
    
  
 
- _ Two hundred and fifty bu. 90- 
 
day speckled velvet beans, pick- 
-d dry and in 2% bu. new bags, 
$1.10 bu. FOB. Sample on re- 
quest. 
 
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all del. 
 
jsugar crowders, 
 
  
 
ecil E. Carroll, Dublin. ~ 
 
  
 
  
 
Georgia Products 
For Sale 
Ten bu. cream crowders, weevil 
treated, $1 peck, del.; $3 bu. 
FOB; check with order. P. E. 
Warren, Pineview. : 
 
One hundred and twenty-day 
velvet beans, sound and pure, $3 
 
bu. H. D. Yawn, Rhine, Rt. 1. 
 
About 75 bu. sound mixed 
peas, $1.10 bu., and 50 bu. sound 
Brabhams, $1.50 bu. All FOB. 
Mrs. H. Tidwell, Sardis. 
 
Five bu. O-too-tan beans, re- 
cleaned and sound, $3.50 bu. 
ae James Murphy, Luther- 
ville. 
 
Ninety-day velvet beans, $1.25 
bu. No order less than 2 bu. 
Cash with-order. Also Brabham 
peas, $1.15 bu.: mixed and 
speckled, each. $1 bu. FOB here. 
Eli S. Lewis, Dawson. 
 
Fifty bu. 90-day beans, $1.25 
bu.; also 60 bu. Brabham peas, 
$1.20 bu. All FOB and no orders 
filled for less than 2% bu. J. P. 
McDowell, Dawson. 
 
Willetts Wonders, 20c Ib., 2 
Ibs. 35c, 3 Ibs. 50c, 8 lbs. $1, Del.: 
also 2744 bu. Brabs., reclaimed, 
$1.50 bu. del. in 5 bu. lots or 
more. T. B. Dellinger, Maxeys, 
P. O. Box 83. ; : 
 
White everbearing bunch but- 
ter beans, 1931 crop, 15c Ib., 5-lb. 
lots; pepper seed, 10c spoonful; 
also R. C. S. L. Wyandotte, 9- 
mos.-old cock and some hens, 
$1.50 each. Docia Harris, Lula. 
 
Willetts cold-proof garden 
peas, 25c lb. Exc. some for other 
garden seed. Mrs. E. T. May, 
Warthen. z 
 
Six Ibs. very prolific Eng. peas, 
15c Ib. or exc. for 500 Bermuda 
onion or cabbage plants. Mrs. M. 
 
-H. Phillips, Register. 
 
New crop sweet sugar crowd- 
ers, selected for seed, clean, wee- 
vil-free,. 6c 1b. and _ postage. 
a Kelley, Sulphur Springs, 
REAL: 
 
Red Hill speckled peas, sound 
and free of weevils, $1.50 bu. 
FOB. Exc.. some for No. 1 N. C. 
runner peanuts; 1 for 2. John W. 
Moseley, Soperton, Rt. 2. 
 
Guar. tender cornfield beans, 
mixed, 25c lb.; cantaloupe seed, 
10c cup; mixed turnip seed, 15c 
cup; apples, free of core, etc., 8c | 
Ib. Mrs .M. E. Youngblood, 
Carnesville. 
 
Willetts wonder frostproof 
Eng. peas, 1 to 10 Ibs., 12c Ib.; 10 
to 100 Ibs., 10c. All FOB. D.H. 
Rose, Ashburn. 
 
Sound running velvet beans, 
$1.50 bu. or $1.25 per 100 Ibs. in 
hull, FOB. Picked without rain 
oH them. T. E. Childs, Abbeville, 
Rie 
 
Willetts wonder Eng. pea seed, 
20c Ib., 6 lbs $1 del. Large amts. 
cheaper. Lena Tidwell, Gay. 
 
Willetts wonder Eng. pea seed, 
20c Ib., 6 Ibs. $1 del. Mrs. J. W. 
Clark, Gay. : 
 
Large cream and pure white 
unmixed, un- 
damaged, dbl. recleaned and wee- 
vil treated; 12 Igs. $1; $5.50 pre- 
paid. C. F. Maddox, Lawrence- 
ville. 
 
New crop 90-day velvet beans, 
$1.25; Brabham and Iron_ peas, 
each $1.10; Clays and Whipps, 
each $1 per bu., 2% bu. bags. Re- 
mittanse with order. B.T. Mar- 
shall, Ft. Valley. : 
 
Half runner garden bean, light 
brown with dark brown stripe, 
prepaid: 6 wks. white bunch 
bean, 15c Ib. and postage. Guss 
Sosebee, Cleveland. 
 
Seventy-five or 100 bu. speck- 
led peas, weevil treated; quote 
best price. L. E. Watson, Odes- 
sadale. 
 
Few Ibs. Eng. peas of bunch 
var., very prolific, 20c lb. or exc. 
for white silver skin nest onions; 
2 bu. Brab. peas, slightly mixed, 
$1.50 bu. or exc. for 6 cans good, 
pure Ga. cane syrup. Mrs. H. L. 
Murray, Ellaville. ; 
 
Winter Eng. peas med. early. 
smooth var., heavy bearing, and 
Alaska peas, ea., 20c Ib.: exc. for 
chickens, or anything of same 
value can use. Mrs. R. M. Banks, 
Summit, Rt. 3. 
 
Fifty bu. sweet crowder peas, 
grown expressly for seed; var. 
white, cream, spotted, unmixed, 
sound, dbl. recleaned, 12 Ibs., $1: 
100 Ibs., $5.50 prepaid. C. F. 
Maddox, Lawrenceville, Rt. 4. 
 
One pk. cleaned 90-day 
speckled velvet bean seed and 
200lbs. large: improved white 
Spanish peanut seed, recleaned. 
W. C. Burnsed, Brooklet, Rt. 2. 
 
Brabhanis, $1.25 bu., FOB; also 
kudzu plants, 2-5 yrs. old for 
cash or value: pure Cokers cot- 
ton seed, 1 in. staple, $1 bu., or 
 
exc. R. A. Shearer, Lylerly. 
 
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Sale 
One hundred Ibs. Australian 
winter peas; 4c lb. or exc. for 
 
field peas; also Alaska and tele- 
phone Eng. peas, 20c lb. C. D. 
Williamson, Plains. 
 
Fifty bu. pure unknown peas, 
$1 bu. FOB. Sam H. Johnson, 
Mitchell, Rt .2. 
 
Willetts wonders, 5 to 25 Ibs., 
12c Ib.; 50 to 100 Ibs., 10c Ib., 
FOB. D. H. Rose, Ashburn: 
 
New crop sweet cream crowder 
peas, weevil free, clean, selected 
for seed, 6c lb.; add _ postage. 
ets Kelley, Sulphur Springs, 
 
~ Sixty Ibs. hand-shelled, free 
from weevils, excellent for plant- 
ing or table use, white, black- 
eyed Calif. peas, 8c Ib. William 
I. Cook, Felton, Rt. 1. 
 
Fifty bu. clays, 75 bu., FOB 
Gray. J. H. Wright, Gray. 
 
Frostproof Eng. pea_ seed, 
bunch, 15c lb.; sugar crowder 
peas, 10c Ib.: snap bean seed, or 
white or speckled butter bean 
seed; add postage. Joe Mercer, 
Fitzgerald, Rt. 3. 
 
Sev. var. table and field peas, 
unmixed, sound and free of wee- 
vils, $1.50 bu.; exc. for peanuts or 
good cotton seed. John W. 
Moseley, Soperton, Rt. 2. 
 
Speckled Crowders, $2.50 bu.; 
white Calif. black-eyed, $2 bu.: 
mush peas, $3 bu. Al! sound, 
clean seed. Mrs. B. I. Brown, 
Ball Ground, Rt. 1. 
 
Velvet beans, shelled clean, and 
sound, 55 lbs. Oceolas, $2 bu.; 
Chinese bunch, $2:25 bu.: 1/ bu. 
90-day, %4-bu. at $1.75 bu. B.F. 
Pope, Alma, Rt, 4. 
 
Five bu. lady peas, 2 bu. Calif. 
 
black-eyed, either, $2 bu., also 10} 
 
bu. improved white Spanish pea- 
nuts, 5c Ib. FOB; .cash with or- 
ae J. W. McMichen, Dallas, 
 
Velvet bean seed, sound, $2 bu., 
or exc. for anything of value can 
use. R. E. Pharis, Oliver. 
 
Early bunch Eng. peas, 20c 
cupful; white, bunch baby but- 
ter beans, 15c Ib.: nice dry sage, 
40c lb., and old fashioned pump- 
kin seed, 3 tbhls., 10c. Miss Ben- 
nie Coltrane, Cumming, Rt. 3. 
 
American wonder table crowd- 
ers; make 4 or 5 times as many 
as any I ever saw; make in 6 
wks., $1 pk., del. E. T. Clements, 
Tennille. 
 
Black-eyed Calif. peas, white 
crowders, 7c lb.; colored bunch 
bean seed, 10c cupful, 3 cups, 
 
25c; exc. for Porto Rico potatof 
 
plants, to be del. in May. Mrs. 
V. S. Ladd, Gainesville, Rt._7. 
 
Pure, sound, cream crowder 
peas, 5c Ib., FOB; exc, for shoats. 
O-too-tan beans or white, sound 
shelled corn at market price. J. 
L. Christopher, Duluth, Rt. 2.. 
 
White, black-eyed peas, 7c lb.: 
exc. for a few bunch velvet bans, 
good and sound. Mrs. Tiny Phil- 
lips, Flowery Branch, Rt. 
 
Mixed field peas, sound and 
clean, 90c bu., not mixed, $1.25 
bu.; not mixed, $1.25 bu.; small 
sample upon request; also white 
Spanish peanuts, good, sound 
stock for seed, 3c Ib. Mrs. Eula 
B. Cook. Milan. 
 
Five bu. purple hull speckled 
peas, undamaged, $1 bu., or exc. 
for meat, lard, syrup or Porto 
Rico potatoes for seed. Mrs. R. 
L. Williamson, Covena. : 
 
Two bu. 100 per cent germina- 
tion velvet bean seed, $3 bu. 
James W. Williamson,  Kite, 
RFD. 
 
Perfect, sound 90 or 100-day 
velvet beans, saved for seed only: 
 
|in good. bags, shelled, $1.50 bu 
 
now. N. T. Beasley, Kite. 
 
Pure, recleaned, weevil-free, 
A-1i for seed, cream crowders, 60c 
gal., $1 peck, del.; sat. guar. R. 
C. Moore, Rockmart, Rt. 3. 
 
Eng. heavy fruiting garden pea 
seed, 20c Ib. or exc. for Bermuda 
onion sets or plants, or would 
take a few cabbage plants. Vera 
Rogers, Cobbtown. 
 
Cream sugar crowders, 10 Ibs.. 
$1; white crowders and lady 
peas, 10 Ibs., $1.25; $6.50 per 100 
 
Ibs.: all postpaid. E. A. Hayes. 
Buford. 
 
Ten Ibs. Dixie white bunch 
butter beans, 10-lIb. speckled* 
 
crowder peas beans, broom corn 
seed, 10 lbs. sunflower seed: all 
hand-cleaned, 10c lb. ea., or lot 
for $4. lL. M. Aderhold, Lavonia. 
 
White butter beans, 15 lb.. or 
exc. 2 Ibs. for 3 of dried peaches, 
apples, nest onions, or pop corn. 
Mrs. -E. M. Travis, Fayetteville. 
 
Ene. pea seed, 25c Ib.. or exc. 
1 lb. for 4 lbs. smoking tobacco. 
Fach pay postage. Desser Bar- 
 
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Georgia Products For | 
 
  
 
ney, Clermont. Rt. 1. 
 
: Georgia Products For 
 
Sale 
 
Willetts coldproof Eng. peas, 
25c Ib.: 10 Ibs., $2. del. Mrs. H. V. 
Franklin, Register. 
 
One hundred and twenty-day 
velvet beans, sound and pure, $3 
ee S H. D. Yawn, Rhine, 
 
Twenty bu. sound Clays, and 
5 bu. red hull speckled, each 
$2.15 bu.; 2 bu. black crowders, 
5 lb. L. T. McCoy, Warrenton. 
 
Thirty. lbs. hand-shelled Clays, 
free from trash; also 20 Ibs. sun- 
dried apples, each 10c Ib., FOB. 
Bufor Evans, Talona. 
 
White willow butter beans, 
butter peas, bunch early Eng. 
pea seed, all 25c lb.: also peach 
seed at bargain, and mustard 
and collard seed, 12c pkg. -Mrs. 
R. Q. Miller, Asworth; Rt. 2. 
 
Sugar Crowders, brown, 6c Ib.; 
blue goose peas for seed or eat- 
ing, black-eyed peas, and blue 
goose and Whiporwiils mixed, 
each, 5c Jlb., del. Mrs. Lauren 
Noble, Trenton. 
 
New Guinea butter vine or 
bean, 30 seed for 12c; bush and 
pole tender bean seed, salad and 
telephone Eng. peas, white velvet 
okra seed, all 20c for large cup- 
ful. Will exc. J. R. Bramlett, 
Ellijay, Rt. 4. 
 
PECANS AND PEANUTS 
FOR SALE 
 
Three hundred lbs. large size 
seedling pecans, 1931 crop. J. M. 
Marshall, Woodland. 
 
Good paper-shell medium size 
pecans, 15c lb. FOB here; exc. 
some for feed oats at 40c bu.; ea. 
to -prepay chgs.*of shipping: 
send 10c for: sample. Mrs. T. J. 
Thorne, Perkins. 
 
Large size Stuart pecans, 15c 
 
  
 
lb., or exc. for 1 or 2 R. I. Red, 
 
roosters, not over il yr. old, or for 
nice dried apples or peaches; ea. 
pay postage. Mrs. T. M. Warren, 
Cordele, Rt. 2. e 
 
N. C. raised peanuts, $5.75 bu. 
FOB. C. C. Bennett, Adel, Rt. 3. 
 
N. C. runner peanuts, No. 1s, |. 
 
- sale. G. A. Bragg,Donaldson- 
ville. 
 
Genuine N. C. runner seed 
peanuts, 2%c lb. FOB; taken up 
and picked without any rain on 
them. O. M. Greene, Iron City. 
 
Large and med. size pecans, 
15c and 20c Ib. FOB here. Emory 
Jones,- Blakely. 
 
One hundred and fifty lbs. ea.., 
Stuarts, 8c lb. and seedlings, 5c 
Ib., del. in Ga. A. J. Kirsey, 
 
Eatonton. 
Schleys; 15 6 -Ib.-- Stuarts: 
12%2c; Money Makers, 10c Ib. 
 
Jack Powell, Pelham. 
 
One hundred bu. white Span- 
ish peanuts, gathered without 
rain; sound, no pops, 50c_ bu., 
FOB. Milton Beall, Louisville. 
 
One hundred and _ sixty Ibs. 
large paper-shell pecans, sound, 
8c Ib., FOB. Dock- Brown, Doe- 
run, Rt. 1, Box 148. f 
 
Nice Jot paper-shell pecans, 
Schley, -Stuarts, and Money 
Makers; any amt. 10 lbs. up, 15c 
per lb.; up to 25 lbs., 50 Ibs. and 
up, 12%c lb. FOB. Mrs. Z. D. 
Cravey, McRae. : 
 
N. C. flat runner. peanuts, my 
special seed, 6c lb., hand shelled, 
600 lbs.; 50 bu. pure Perkins long 
green okra seed, screened and 
clean, 20e lb. FOB Climax and 
Whigham. W. U. J. Draughon, 
Whigham. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, se- 
lected stock, saved especially for 
seed and roasting, 4c lb.: not less 
than 25 lbs. shipped. Billie 
Woods, Brooks. 
 
Forty lbs. extra nice Success 
pecans, large size, not hurt from 
dry weather, 20c lb. FOB. Mrs. 
D. H. Vocke, Valdosta. 
 
N. C. run: cr peanuts; 90c bu. 
FOB; no exc.; money order: no 
chks. Lamar Hartley, Tennille. 
 
. Mobile pecans, 5c lb. to Ist, 
2nd and 3rd zones, prepaid. J. T. 
Lovett, Pinehurst. 
 
No. 1 stock of 1931 crop pea- 
 
nuts, Spanish, 2%c Jb: Ga. 
runners, 2c lb., next 15 days, 
a Hoyt Martin, Vienna, 
 
_ About 90 lbs. good size seed- 
ling pecans, 5c lb. FOB; sample 
on request. Milton Arnold, Sur- 
reney, Rt 2: 
 
Good, sound Spanish peanuts, 
at right price: will exc. 2 or 300 
Ibs. for runner peanuts and other 
things I need on farm. J. R. 
Sumner, Alamo, Rt. 1. 
 
About 40 Ibs. well filled paper- 
shell peeahs, 20c lb. FOB; few 
lbs. Stuarts and Van Demans, 
15c Ib.; exc. 1 Ib. pecans for 2 
Ibs. nice, dried apples. G. T. 
Hadden, Avera. ; 
 
  
 
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Georgia Products 
For Sale 
 
White Spanish peanuts, No. 1, 
 
hand picked, 5c Ib. FOB; cash * 
 
with order. J. Fred Pope, Box 
Springs, Rt. 2. 
 
Ga. raised N. C. runner pea= 
nuts, 65c bu. Mrs. Ouida Harper, 
Osierfield. 
 
Large size pecans, black wal-< 
nuts, also peanuts for sale. Mrs. 
E. L. Smith, Monticello, Rt. 2. 
 
Well filled, large size paper- 
shell pecans for sale or exc. for 
good grade sugar cane syrup, 
small size Ga. runner peanuts, 
1931 seed velvet beans. John G, 
Daniel, Morgan. 
 
1931 crop, large seedling pe-= 
cans, 10 Ib. postpaid, or 85e for 
10 lbs.;- also. golden queen pep 
corn, weevil free and shelled. c 
Ib.; add postage. Henry Robin- 
son, Hawkinsville, Rt. 1. : 
 
Jumbo peanuts, 100-lb. lots, 
3c;. 500 and up, 2%c Ib.; cash 
with order. P. R. McElveen, 
Stilson. : 
 
Thirty lbs. small seedlings, 8c; 
50 Ibs. medium, 10c: 75 Ibs. pa= 
pershell seedlings, 10c lb. Exe. 
for %-Irish potatoes for seed, 4 
Ibs. cornfield bean, gal. red nest 
onions, turnip and cabbage seed. 
Mrs. J. R. Lord, Dixie, Rt. 1. 
 
"Sixty Ibs. large seedlings, $5 
FOB for lot; 50 Ibs. small seed= 
lings, 6c Ib. for entire lot FOB. 
Miss Ethel L. Chapman, Craw- 
fordville, P. O. Box 15. 
 
Hand-picked and cleaned Va-< 
lencia peanuts, free of pops, 
12%c Ib. B. L. Thurmond, Gresh- 
amville. 
 
Two hundred pounds shell Mo- 
bile pecans, 5c Ib. or 4c lb. in exe. 
for peanuts, or field peas. Send 
postage for sample of pecans. 
C. B. Hicks, Reynolds. 
 
Extra large paper shell pecans 
(ess than 50 make a lb.), 6 lbs. 
$1 postpaid. Mrs. T. C. Floyd, 
Chipley, Rt. 1. 
 
Few pecans and black walnuts 
for sale or exchange. 
Sheehan, Sharon. 
 
ered and picked without rain, 
2%c Ib. FOB.:2O. HB. Jordan; 
Shellman. s 
 
Paper shell pecans, small, 10c; 
medium, 15c; - large, 
shelled meats, 40c Ib.; 5 Ibs. $1.90. 
Exc. for anything can use of 
value. Plus postage. Mrs. Addie 
Waddele, Pearson. : 
 
Paper shell pecans, small, med. 
and large for sale or exc. Deo- 
shia Sheridan, Pearson. 
 
Special imp. running peanuts, 
mostly 3 to hull, 2c lb. FOB. D. 
H. Pelham, Edison, Rt. 2. 
 
White Spanish peanuts, sound 
seed, 65c bu.,.60c bu. in 10 bu. 
lots or more, FOB. W.C. Bras-= 
sell, Gibson. 
 
N. C. Spreader peanuts, also : 
 
old Ga. runners, 3 in hull; none 
better; 3c lb. J. H. Speir, Daw- 
son, Rt. 6. 3 
 
About 100 lbs. Stuart pecans, 
15c lb.; 200 Ibs. mixed paper- 
shells, and others, 10c lb.; cash 
with order. Jno. S. Williams, 
Haddock. 
 
Spanish seed peanuts, 2c lb., 
 
FOB. T. L. Swanson, Fitzgerald.  
 
Good seedling pecans, - well 
filled, 4c lb. FOB. E. E. Chason, 
Cairo, Rt. 2. 
 
Ga. grown N. C. peanuts, $2.50 
per 100 lbs.; sample of 2 Ibs. for 
10c; also baby lima beans, gath- 
ered without rain on them, 
bright and clean, 8c Ib. FOB. Joe 
Baker, Norman Park, Rt. 1. : 
 
Vine peanut, 3c Ib. or exc. for  
 
sweet potatoes, or will buy the 
potatoes; state quantity and 
price in first letter. B.. Baker, 
Ellenton.  
N.; C. runner 
raised, 3 Ib.; 
Moore, Pitts. 
 
peanuts, 
sat.; suar.- D338, 
 
Three Ibs. runner peanuts,  
2%c Ib. R. L. Blackshear, 
Richland. 
 
Ga. runner peanuts, 
 
sound seed. gathered and thrashe 
ed without rain on them, practi-< 
 
cally no.pops, 65c bu.; 60c for 
money  
order or Cashiers chk. Paul 
 
25, 50 or 100-bu. lots; 
 
Beck, Valdosta, Rt. 3. 
Large, med. and small seed=- 
lings, well filled. 10c to 20c lb.: 
 
pecan meats, smali halves and ~ 
 
pieces, 10-lb. lots, 45 Ib.: select 
 
halves, 50c in 10-Ib. lots; also 8  
Ibs. beef tallow, make offer. Mrs,  
J. B. Cox, Sr.,: Milledgeville. = 
 
  
 
M.S 
Old-fashioned peanuts, gath- 
 
  
 
20 Ib: 
 
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Gaz 
 
  
 
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good,  
 
No. 1 N. C. Ga. raised runner 3 
 
peanuts, 3c lb. FOB: lots of 100 
 
lbs. or more, 2%c Ib..del.: alsa 
white Spanish, same price; pa. 
per-Shell pecans. 10 lbs. up, 12 
lb. del.; money order or ehk, 
with order: C. 
Rt. 6. 
 
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Georgia Products : 
 
For Sale 
 
Sound peanuts, $1 bu. FOB; 
exc. for corn, 1 bu. peanuts for 2 
= corn. Wilson Carson, Griffin, 
RteD; 
 
PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT 
TREES, ETC., FOR SALE 
 
Walnut, June-cherry and yel- 
low limbertwig apple sprouts, 3 
ft. uv; 25c ea. to 3rd zone; horse 
radish, 25c ib.; also brown sugar 
crowder peas, 5c lb. FOB. C. V. 
Wilson, Maysville. 
 
Mtn. huckleberries, $1 pef C; 
muscadine vines, 50c doz.; sweet 
pumpkin seed, 10c cuful; add 
postage. Mary Grindle, Dahlone- 
ga, Rt. 1, Box 58. 
 
State insp., true to name, lead. 
var., apple andpeach trees, 5c 
 
  
 
to 15c ea.: pear and cherry trees, ! 
 
30c ea.: Concord and Niagara 
grape vines, 2 yrs. old, 10c ea. W. 
HH. Alexander, Cleveland. 
 
June budded peach trees, 
Carmen, early rose, redbird and 
lberta, $25 per M; everything 
for fruits for home orchards; 
prices cut for cash. A. J. Welden, 
Griffin. 
 
Yellow clingstone peach. trees, 
8 for 30c; gooseberry bushes, 3 
. for 25c, or 10c ea.; also pop eorn, 
yellow grain, 7 small, 5c; add 
 
postage. Mrs. G. W. Winkler, 
 
| Cleveland, Rt. 4. 
 
Twelve mtn. grown apple 
trees, 2 of a kind, from early 
euntil late,-yr. old, around 3 ft., 
 
$1 del.; State insp. T. M. Webb, 
Ellijay. :  
 
Peach trees, State insp., $35 
M; $4 C; 75c doz.; apricot, plum, 
 
By . $125. dog: -erape,> fig; 
black walnut, best var., $4 C; 
85e doz. BE. B. Travis, Riverdale. 
 
 Concord grape vine cuttings, 3 
or more eyes, 50c per C, del. 
reasonable distance; also furnish 
good pecan trees, set and guar. 
to live, also kudzu plants; write. 
Y. M. Anderson, Williamson. 
 
f Currant: sprouts; nice. size, 
strone roots, 2 to. 3: ft... 10c ea. 
del. W. L. Stevenson, Sharps- 
bate. Rt. ol. 
 
: Mogul plum sprouts, 35c ea., 
or exc. for anything useful on 
farm. Mrs. T. J. Lewis, College 
Park, Rt. 2. 
 
Fifty seedling pecan trees, 18 
in. to 5 ft., 10c per tree. Mrs. D. 
Whiddon, Chula. 
 
Extra large white scupper- 
nongs, well rooted, 20c ea., or 3 
for 50c postpaid. Isla Hamilton, 
Alamo, Rt. 2. 
 
Fruit trees for sale. Mrs. R. A. 
Whitmire, Carnesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Ped. pecan trees, . Schley, 
Stuart and Money Maker var.; 
 
* bondd and State insp.; new re- 
 
duced prices. 
Valley. 
 
Nice, mtn. grown apple trees, 
$6 per C and up; home orchard 
of 12 trees, 2 of a. kind, from 
early until late, 1 yr. old, State 
insp., $1, all del. T. M. Webb, 
Ellijay. 
 
State insp., true to name, ap- 
ple and peach trees, all lead. var., 
5 to 15c ea.; pear and cherry, 
80c ea.; Concord and Niagara 
grape, 2 yr. vines, 10c ea. W. H. 
Alexander, Cleveland. 
 
Black currants, 4 to 6 ft., $1.25 
doz.. prepaid. M. E. Warren, 
Hartwell, Rt. 1. 
 
Six old fashioned cherry 
bushes, 15c ea., 6 May cherries, 
46c ea.: add postage. Mrs. Joe 
McWhorter, Bowden, Rt. 1. 
POTATOES FOR SALE 
 Around 5 M Jbs. Porto Rico 
seed potatoes, Gov. insp., 1c Ib. 
at farm. D. P. Martin, Cobbdtown. 
 
Twenty-five bu. big stem. Jer- 
sey potatoes, State insp. for sale. 
D. W. Phillips, Hazlehurst, Rt. 
1, Box 87: 
 
One hundred bu. best big stem 
Jersey seed potatoes; make price 
for Jot. or part; FOB:, W.-H. 
Sapp, Glennville. 
 
Twenty-five bu. Porto - Rico 
potatoes, 60c hu. G. C. Thornton, 
Pitts: . 
 
White star Irish potatoes, for 
planting: will run No. 1 and No. 
2s, $1.25 bu. del. parcel post; 
also have good, nice, dried ap- 
ples; 6c lb. del. H. V. -Pickel- 
simer, Hurst.  
 
State insp. peach trees, $35 M; 
$4 C; 75c doz.; grape, fig, black 
walnut, best var., $4 C; 75 doz.; 
plum and apricot, lead. var., $7 
i oto. doz... hs B= Travis; 
Riverdale. 
 
Money - maker, 
 
W. H. Harris, Ft. 
 
success and 
 
Pabst pecan trees, 3 to 10 ft., 20c 
to 35c each; FOB. Also have 
1931 crop true Ga. collard seed, 
'$15 cwt: under. 10 Jb-.. 18 FOB. 
 
 
 
J. TI. Ponder, Whigham. 
 
  
 
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Two crop Bunch graps, ripen 
 
M. heeled in., del. early spring. 
I. H. Johnson, Dublin, Rt. 6. 
 
All lead. var., Gov. insp., apple 
and peach trees, 2 and 3 yrs. old, 
15c and 10c ea.; cherry and pear, 
35c; Concord and Niagara grape, 
10c; Klondike strawberry, 50c C; 
 oe L. C. Head, Cleveland, 
 
Large brown fig sprouts, 3-5 
ft., 15 ea. and postage; also 
will exc. 10 Ibs. dried peaches, 
free from peeling and worms, for 
10 qts. of nest onions; ea. pay 
postage. Mrs. J. E. lewis, 
Machen. 
 
All lead. var. apple trees, 2-3 
ft., 10c. Early harvest and Keif- 
ifer pear trees, 4-5 ft., $3 doz.; 
Concord and Niagra grape vines, 
2 yrs., $8 C. State insp. and true 
to name, C. M. Alexander, Cleve- 
land AR: i 
 
also Blue Damson plums, 3 for 
30c; 6 for 50c; $1 doz. Also earl- 
iest var. imp. Klondike straw- 
berry plants, 30c C.; $2 M. del. 
ae J. S. Crowe, Cumming, 
Rt. 4. 
 
BUTTER FOR SALE 
 
Four to 6 lbs. fresh Jefsey 
butter per week, 30c lb.;_ t. b. 
tested cows; postpaid; cash with 
order. Mrs. F. E. Walton, Powder 
Springs, RFD 3. 
 
Nice table butter, Jersey, t. b. 
tested; 4 or_5 Ibs. weekly, 25c lb. 
del.; sat. guar.; sample free. Mrs. 
M. L. Leathers, Buchanan, Rt. 1. 
 
Four to 6 Ibs. nice Jersey. but- 
ter per week, 30c lb. del.; guar. 
nice and fresh; sample on re- 
quest. Mrs. C. H. Walls, Cum- 
ming, Rt. 3, Box 41. 
 
Two. lbs. fresh firm butter ea. 
week, 30c lb. del. Mrs. L. P. 
Tatum, Talking Rock, Rt. 3. 
 
Four Ibs. nice, fresh Jersey 
butter ea. week, 35c lb., postpaid. 
Mrs. D. . Gayler, Lylerly, Rt. 1. 
Four to 6 lbs. firm Jersey but- 
ter per week, from 6 gal. cow, 
in brick molds, 25c lb. del. Mrs. 
yee Wofford, Gainesville, 
Six or 7 lbs. firm, fresh butter 
ea. week; guar. good, 30c lb. del. 
Mrs. Grady Settle, Suwanee, 
Pet. 2. ; 
Four lbs. nice Jersey butter 
ea. week, 25c lb. del in Ist and 
2nd zones; cows, t. b. tested. 
Mrs. I. D. McDuffie, Ashland, 
 
  
 
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- Georgia Products For 
 
Sale 
 
FRESH AND CURED MEATS 
 
Pure pork- smoked country 
sausage, 1742c lb. FOB; any 
quantity; sat. guar. Perry Tuck- 
er, Hartsfield. . 
Fresh spareribs and back- 
bone, 12%c Ib.; home-made 
linked sausage, 15c lb.; smoked 
sausage, 18c; smoked hams, 6- 
15 lbs., 18 lb.; smoked sides and 
shotlders, 13c; all exp. col.; 
send chk. J. W. Lang, Omega. 
Twenty-five or 30 lbs. fresh 
cracklins, 6c lb. or exc. for dried 
peaches, free of worms, peel, etc., 
at 6c lb.; exc. lb. for lb. Mrs. H. 
G. Kirkland, Cobbtown, Rt. 1. 
Pure, all pork, smoked country 
sausage for sale. Fred C. Garrett, 
Sparks. : 
 
VEGETABLES FOR SALE 
 
Artichokes, Jerusalem, and 
long tubers, 5 and up to 10 bu., 
80c bu.; 10 bu. or more, 75c bu, 
FOB; also rhubarb or pie plants, 
6, 30c; 1% doz., 50c; 4 doz., $1, 
del. Ira C. Anderson, Roy. 
 
Twelve lbs. red hot pepper, 30c 
Ibs-or $3: for lot. Mrs: G2 
Strickland, Pitts. 
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES FOR SALE . 
 
Good comb honey, 10 Ibs. del. 
anywhere for $1.50. C: P. Smith, 
Enigma. ; 
 
Comb honey in bulk, 5-lb. 
pails, del. in Ga., 75c; strained, 
5 lb., 60c; lard cans, 60 lbs. net, 
FOB here, 10c lb.; mostly Tupelo, 
spring honey. Curd Walker, 
Vidalia. 
 
New honey, white. comb, .pack- 
ed in 50-Ib. lard cans, $3.75 per 
can, or will exe. for seed rye: 
also fresh home-made butter, 3 
Ibs., $1 postpaid; large softshell 
pecans, 6 lbs., $1 postpaid. L. B, 
Scoggins, Omega. 
 
Bees in 19 frame pat. hives, 
cheap for cash, or exc. Write. 
T. L. Beasley, Groveland.  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
July and October, 25c each, plus 
postage; cuttings from same; $30 
 
Large var. May cherry sprouts, 
 
   
 
MARKET BULLE DIN 
( Georgia Products For 
 
Georgia Products 
For Sale 
 
labeled, in 5-Ib. pails, 12 per cs., 
oe Prompt del. J. T. Mullis, 
ma. 
 
Nice honey, 10c lb. in 10-lb. 
buckets; chunk and ext. All FOB. 
No personal chks. J. W. Stall- 
ings, Valdosta, Rt. 5, Box 92. 
 
FRUIT FOR SALE 
 
Two hundred lbs. nice, dried 
apples and peaches, 10c lb.; also 
plenty of all kinds of garden seed 
at reasonable price. J. A. Barnes. 
Clermont. . 
 
Nice dried apples, 10c lb.; also 
I M bundles of fodder, $1.50 per 
ute Mrs. M. L. Madden, Felton, 
RE. 1. 
 
Nice, sun-dried peaches, i0c 
lb.; cash with order. Mrs. W. C. 
Akins, Buford, Rt. 1. . 
 
Twenty-five lbs. nice, dried 
peaches, 8c lb. or exc. for white 
feed sacks 100 Ib. cap.; 2 sacks to 
lb. of fruit. Mrs. Erskin Jones, 
Gainesville, Rt. 1. 
 
Sun-dried apples and peaches, 
9c lb. or exc. for white . feed 
sacks or beans. M. F. Etris, Dah- 
lonega, RFD 1. 
 
Dried apples, 20c lb. postpaid. 
 
  
 
Mrs. A. A. McDougald, Cedar- 
town. se 
 
Two hundred and fifty lbs. 
sun-dried apples, 12c lb.; add 
postage; no chks. Mrs. M. E. 
Keener, Rabun Gap, RFD 1, 
Box 16. 
 
Nice,. sun-dried apples, or 
peaches, 8c lb.; exc. for any pure 
bred chickens. T. J. Barrett, 
Alto. 
 
Fifteen lbs. sun-dried peaches 
and 10 Ibs. apples, all nice and 
free of worms; apples peeled 
and cored, 10c lb.: P. P.; cash or 
money order. Mrs. L. B. Fry, 
Dallas, Rt. 3. : 
Bright, sun-dried apples, free 
of core, peeling, etc., 50 Ib. bag, 
5c lb. FOB; less quantity, 512c 
lb. FOB. F. R. Rogers, Young 
Cane. 
 
Nice, dried fruit, 5c Ib.; add 
pose G. P. Craig, Morganton, 
Nice, sun-dried apples, 10c Ib., 
del. Henry F. Weaver, Marion. 
Nice, sun-cured dried apples, 
10c ib. Mrs. Bertha Cartr, 
Cedartown, Rt. 1. 
 
Nice, dried apples, no worms, 
Te Ib. or 20 Ibs., $1; cash with 
order; also all kinds of seed for 
sale; for detail- and cheapest 
prices, write. R. Reeves McCol- 
lum, New Holland. 
 
Good, bright, sun-dried sour 
apples, 8c 1b., del. in lots of 10 
lbs. or more. W. F. Rogers,: 
Mineral Bluff. 
 
SYRUP FOR SALE 
 
Good, thick, 1931 sorghum 
syrup, 50c gal. in 5 and 10-lb. 
cans; will exc. for corn, hay_or 
fodder, or for good pigs. J. E. 
Rusk, Buchanan, Rt. 2. 
Beet-the-bee syrup, bright 
and extra heavy, 80c gal. del.; 
He ee Cc. R. Smith, Buford, 
1931 crop, Ga. cane syrup, in 
new 35 gal. cypress bbis., $14 per 
bbl. FOB. R. L. Baxter, Ludowici. 
New crop syrup, A-1 grade; 
case 6, 10-Ib. cans, $3.25 FOB; 
cash with order, "7 ND Wells! 
Adel. 
 
Good, sorghum syrup, 50c gal. 
and shipping chgs.; also white 
and col. butter: beans, 10c pt.; 
tender cornfield beans, 10c cup- 
ful; blood red turnip beet seed, 
10c cupful. Mrs. W. H. Ander- 
son, Murrayville, Rt. 1. 
 
Georgia Products 
Wanted 
 
BEANS AND PEAS WANTED 
 
  
 
Want bunch velvets, No. 1 
Brabhams, O-too-tans, mung 
beans, and Lady peas. R. N. 
 
Ethridge, Jackson. 
 
Exc. large white running or 
white bunch butter bean seed 
for white half runner or Bur- 
pees bunch garden beans, qt. 
for qt., and ea. prepay shipping 
chgs. Mrs. Bert Alderman, Syl- 
vester. ; 
Want good. sound, mixed or 
pure peas; exc. pure, bright 
Hastings 100 bu. oats, 2 hu. oats 
for 1 of peas. G. M. Rowls, 
Williamson.. 
 
Want 25 bu., 1931 crop, sound 
Brab. peas; will exe. Stuart pe- 
cans, giving 15 lbs. pecans for 1 
bu. peas. D. A. Phelps, Poulam 
 
Want O-too-tan yellow mouth 
and Biloxi soya beans, 25c to 30c 
bu. Serd samples. J. A. Ken- 
nedy, Pavo. = C 
 
  
 
Fey. comb honey, packed and} 
 
   
 
Georgia Products 
- Wanted _ 
 
Want Ford-Hook lima beans. 
E. C. Rackley, Albany, Rt. A. 
 
Exc. 10 nice pullets or young 
hens for 5 bu. Brabs, Irons or 
unknown peas. Consider Clays 
or any good hay pea. E, O. But- 
ler, Baxley, Rt. 3, Box q. 
 
Exc. 100 lbs. seedling pecans 
for 2% bu. good, sound peas, any 
vat. Ba. prepay ches. J. V. 
Clark, Scotland. | ; 
 
Exec. % pt. of winter Eng. peas 
and % pt. of green pod okra seed 
for pint of butter-peas. Will buy. 
 
  
 
Write first. Dora Brinkley, 
Chula. 
PECANS AND PEANUTS 
WANTED 
 
Want to exchange Cokers No. 
5 cotton seed for Spanish or run- 
ner peanuts, or O-too-tan soy 
beans. Bu. for bu., peanuts, 3 
bu, for 1 bu. beans. R. H. How- 
ard, Kathleen. : 
 
Want large and extra large 
paper shell pecans, at 6-10c lb. 
del. Submit sample; also paying 
22c lb. for black walnut meats 
del. Take any ami. +1. A: 
Hughes, Buford. 
 
Want 200 lbs. good, sound seed 
Ga. or N. C. runner peanuts. I 
pay 1%c per lb. Also pure Tom 
o prices. J.H. Leverett, Par- 
rott. 
 
Want seedling and paper shell 
pecans in any quantity. Pay 
highest cash prices. Send sam- 
ples and number of Ibs. ea. var. 
offered. Geo. M. Prince. Colum- 
bus, Box 1160. 
 
Exe. 8 lbs. dried peaches for 
paper shell pecans. . Exc. lb. for 
lb. Ea. to pay postage. Bonnie 
Roberts, Gainesville Rt. 2. 
Want seedling and paper shell 
pecans in any quantity. Pay 
highest cash prices. Send sam- 
ple and state number of lbs. of 
ea. var. offered. Goe. M. Prince, 
Columbus, Box 1160. 
 
POTATOES WANTED 
Want seed Irish potatoes to 
plant 3 acres. State what you 
have, price and amt. it will take. 
C. H. Michols, Rome. 
 
FRUIT WANTED 
 
Exc. pork cracklins for eating 
 
(no skins in them) for dried ap- 
ples. Lb. for lb. Ea. pay post- 
age. Write first. Mrs. Alonzo 
Paulk, Jr. Wray. 
Exc. within radius of 25 miles 
med. pecans at 10c lb. for dried 
fruit. Mrs. C. A. Harrell, West 
Point, Rt. 1. 
 
HONEY BEES AND BEE 
SUPPLIES WANTED 
 
Want 25 or 30 hives bees in 
pat. hives. Will trade cow for 
same. Also will trade cow for 
good saddle horse. F. M. Jar- 
rett, Boston. 
 
PECAN AND OTHER FRUIT 
TREES, ETC., WANTED 
 
Want to get best prices on 1 
yr. old fruit trees, in lots of 1000; 
especially interested in Yate ap- 
ples. H. H. Gibson, Mt. Zion. 
Want 500 Tung oil nut trees, 
and 1 bu. Tung oil nuts for seed; 
must be cheap; make best offer. 
T. J. Byrd, Broxton. 
 
Want price on budded or 
grafted pecan trees, 2-4 ft. high; 
Stuarts, Success and Schley var. 
Oscar Payne, Canton, Rt. 3. 
 
Exc. Porto Rico potato plants, 
April del., for 3 doz. peach trees, 
del. now. S =. Snires, . Arabi, 
Rt. 1. 
Exc. pr. 8-wks.-old P. C. pigs 
for 12 pecan trees, State insp.; 
also exc. 10 or 15 lbs. bunch, 
dried nice butter beans for 10-15 
Ibs. dried peaches; write at once 
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
  
 
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Miscellaneous For Sale 
 
Dried sage leaves, 10c pt.: wool 
rolls, 60 Ibs., 4 lbs. white washed 
wool, 35 lb. Mrs... V. S. Ladd, 
Gainesville, Rt. 7. 
 
Good yellow leaf chewing to- 
bacco, 10 lb. bag, $1: 20 Ibs., 
$1.90; 25 lbs., $2.35; smoking, 13 
lbs., $1; all-del. 8rd zone. Harold 
Smith, Baxley. 
 
Med. size pecan meats, 25c lb.; 
also flue-cured tobacco, 13c Ib., 
del. in Ga. B. J. Outen, Manassas. 
Black walnuts, 4. or 5 bu. dry, 
ready. to ship now, 75c bu. FOB. 
Mrs. S. O. Burk, Glennville. 
Box 154. : 
 
Nice dried apples, 10c Jb., 10- 
tb. lots; hickory nuts, $1  bu.; 
Calif. black-eyed, red_ rippers, 
$2.50 bu. FOB. Miss Ruth White, 
 
  
 
  
 
       
 
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9c lb.; smoking, 5 lb. ad 
 
Watson melon seed. Write for 
 
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Miscellaneous For Sq 
- Sixteen qts: of hazelnuts 
at.; add postage. Miss Ira 
Blalock. = ee 
Twisted tobacco, 15 Ib, 
R. M. Morris, Surrency, 
 
Green sassafras roots, 15 
add postage. Paul Mozely, D6, 
sonville, Rt. 2. Box 37, so 
 
Bright leaf tobacco, 
cured, 5 Ibs., 60c; 10 Ibs. 
postpaid; no chks. A. Ly, Rop 
Baxley, Rt. 2. oe 
 
Fifteen lbs. yellow: ror 
lb.; rhubarb plants, 50 d 
bacco seed, 10e thls. Miss 
McCurley, Hartwell, Rt. 4. 
* Flue-cured chewing  tobac 
 
Chewing tobacco, 9c Ib.; 
ing, 5c lb.;. add postage. . 
Steediey, Baxley. ee 
 
Yellow,. flue-cured tobacco 
lbs., $1, prepaid to 3rd Zon 
H.: Troupe,;. Baxley, a 
 
Flue-cured chewing and 
ing tcbacco, best grades, 13 
$1 del. in 3rd zone. J. 'T. Tr 
Baxley. 
 
Forty lbs. new goose feathe 
60c lb. Mrs. M: F. Jones, 
Rt. 1; Bok lit. ee 
 
Sweet leaf, flue-cured { 
bacco ,chewing, 10c 1b.; smo 
ing, 8c lb., del.; seed, Jama 
wrapper, long leaf willow, 
ginia bright leaf, cash; en 
to sow 400 yards, 50c 
Campbell, Baxley, Rt. 2.  
 
Tobacco, properly cured 
manufactured, ready to 
chewing, 3 Ibs., 60c; smoki 
4e-lb. pkgs., 5 pkgs., 65c. 
Williams, Rockingham. t 
 
ob 
 
age. J. S. Steedley, Baxley, Rij 
 
Good,  flue-cured  
chewing, 10 Ibs., $1; smok 
lbs., $1; twisted, 25c Ib., di 
S. Fowler, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
 
Good, flue-cured chewin 
smoking tobaeco, 12%2 Ib 
twisted, 25c Ib., del. J. D. 
Surrency, Rt. 2. ; 
 
Black walnut meats, 45 
no trash; also good dried 
apples, 9c; peaches, 8c I 
for large chicken feed sac 
A. Brady, Murrayville, 
 
Black walnuts, hulled; $1 
also 50 Ibs. dried peaches 
lb.; cash with order: ad 
ce Shockley, Bal 
 
Good grade chewing tobac 
10 Ibs., $1 del.; sat. guar 
dell Smith, Baxley. 
 
Good, yellow leaf, flue-c 
chewing tobacco, 10 Ibs., $: 
Ibs., $1.90; 25 lbs., $2.25; 100 hs 
$8.50, del. in Ga. H. E. Smi 
 
Baxley. as 
Good, flue-cured, ripe 
mellow tobacco, chewing, 
smoking, 8c lb.; postpaid. M 
T. Burke, Surrency, Rt. 2. 
Pimiento pepper, 60c 
calamus plants, for setting 
ea.; 60c doz.; white, black 
peas; 3c Ib., mailed; exc. for 
lard seed at 20c Ib. L. A 
Oakwood. RS 
Pure April hatch Black G 
roosters, $2; White Wyandot 
roosters, $1.50; pullets, $1 
N. Z. red rabbits, does,  
Henderson bush limas, 15 
other beans and seed. J. 
Lovett, Luthersville. 
Cow stable manure, $3 
50c ner 1-horse wagon loa 
Griffin, College Park,  opp 
Liveoak Farm, Riverdale Ri 
Fifteen lbs. yellow root, 
dry, 50c 1b.; rhubarb plant 
doz.; peppermint plants, 
doz.;. Missionary  stra 
plants, $1.25, 500; $2 1000. 
Cecil McCurley, Hartwell, Ri 
Twisted tobacco, 15e Ib.,. 
R. M. Morris, Surrency, F 
Flue-cured tobacco,  
 
and smoll chickens, $1 pe 
lbs., FOB. W. A. Smith, Sa 
nah, 102 East Bay St. 
 
Good, old, mellow chewini 
bacco, 10c Ib.; smoking, 8 
paid-in 3rd: zene: =) 
Baxley, Rt. 2. : 
 
Genuine, yellow ciuewill 
smoking tobacco, twisted, # 
chewing, $1; 12 Ibs: smoki 
prepaid to 3rd zone..Mrs 
Dykes, Baxley, Rt. 2. = 
 
Good, bright and - red, 
cured tobacco, chewing, 
smoking, 8c Ib.;:. del. to 
zone; chewing; .8 and 
not paid; twisted, 25c 
David Hutto, Surrency. 
 
Good, bright and red 
cured tobacco, chewing, 
smoking, 8c lb. del. to 3r 
or 8c and you pay 
 
  
 
Surrency. } 
 
twisted, 25c Ib. del. Linnie B