Farmers and consumers market bulletin, 1932 June 23

White bunch butter beans,
$2 peck; $8 bu. del. in G
and Ky. Wonders, same pri
-Smith, Barnesville, Rt. A, Box '

White black-eyed peas, polecat

peas, brown speckled Crowders, 5

b.; Lady peas, 8 Ib.; unknown and
2c tb. Ruth. Suggs,|.

mixed peas,
-Gilisville.

- Genuine, new crop O-too-tan soy

- beans, recleaned, $2.60 bu.; sacked in
. new 2 bu. bags; 10 bu. recleaned lare-
~ do soy beans, $1 bu. J. H. Palmer;
- Tennille.

i

No. 1 Tron peas, 2144 bu. even wt.
bass, 75c bu. FOB. L. S. Hayes, Bon-
aire. i
- Sound, clean Brabhams, 85c bu.:
- Iron-Brabham mixed, 75c; speckled,
_ 65; mixed peas, 60c; 90-day velvets,
_-10c: O-too-tan soy beans, $2.50 bu.
. C. H. Cooke, Sandersville, RFD.

Purple hull running speckled peas,
er eoe DU FOB. Wid. Carr, Hawkins-
ovules, Rt. 1.

One hundred bu. early speckled
ve-vets, 98 to 100 per cent sound, 69c
bu. FOB. C. Nicholson, Dexter.

Field peas, New Eras, Whipps and
mixed peas; any quantity up to 1 M
bu.: stored in Monticello. L. O. Ben-
ton, Monticello.

Brabham peas, sound; unifoxm in
size and markings and practically
- weevil free; write for price on amount
- wanted. Chas. F. Howe, Ft: Valley.

Fifty bu. old-fashioned: late Clay
peas, better for hay than Brabs., 75c

10-bu. lots or more: 150 Ibs. genuine

_ hand saved Dixie Bell seed, 35c. W.
__ O. Birdsong, Gordon.

Two hundred and fifty bu: mixed
pers. 60c; 100 cu. ea. Clays, Whipps.:
Gc: bu, FOR. BT: Marshall, Fort
Valley.

Mixed peas, 75 bu. FOB, 100 bu.
to offer. C. M. Miler, Corneiia.

One hundred bu. No. 1 Brabham
we Deas, 5c bu. FOB: --C. Me Walker,
Bonaire.

Sound, recleaned -too-tans.
$2.35; 600 lbs. recleaned runner pea-
nuts, 144c; sound, recleaned Mam-
moth yellow soy beans, 65c bu.: all
FOS. D. H. Rose, Ashburn.

-. Sound, mixed field peas, 55c bu.
FOS. L. E. Shealey, Oglethorpe.

Thirty-five bu. pure, sound New

Era peas, $1 bu.in even wt. sacks,

. FOB car at Stephens. J. B, Partain,
Stephens, RFD 1. us

a Fifteen bu. Brabhams, 90c bu. FOB
> here. H. QO, Hodges, Oconee:

- Purple Hull white table peas, 25c
~ gt., 60c gal., $1 pk. del. Mrs. Bertha
_ Waldrip, Flowery Branch, Rt. 1.

_. Nice, clean cream sugar Crowders,
_ $2.50 bu., 80c pk.; New Eras, 70c bu.
BB. F. OKelley, Maysville.

- Two bu. Laredo soy beans, clean

and sound, $1.50 bu.; also 2 bu. Look-
out Mtn. potatoes for late planting,
~ . $1 bu. A. J. Collins, Demorest.



FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
me FOR SALE oe
e ; Ten aeres. cream Crowder beas,
~ acres Hills best cantaloups, 4 miles

-.west of Ashburn. Marshall Ingram,
& Ashburn, Bb AF;

Green baby lima butter beans for

9

aa

; "sale: quote prices.. Leroy Calhoun,

~ Soperton, Rt. 3.

-. Acre or more of cantaloups, ready
_ for sale in about 2 wks.; sell at patch
or wll ship. Cecil Bailey, Donovan.

~. About 3 tons cabbage, av. about 2

dbs, per head, Chas. W. and Succes-
sion; write for prices. D. M. Simmons.
Hawkinsville.

.. Green butter beans and green peas
for sale by June 25. W. L. Brown,
_ Vienna, Rt. 6.

Zz

_ Butter beans, sugar Crowder peas,
tone Min. melons, Rockyford canta-
Oups, ready for market around the
Oth inst. O. A. Lightsey, Bristol. .

toasting ear corn, lima beans, |
en. peas and okra; Peete get in}

with party. at
Od: B. art

land bunch beans, $2 bu.; EUG Ue heat
squashes, $1.50 bu.: all fresh: wont Ree
ship COD; add postage. Miss Hliza-|

oes; pole.

-beth Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3. : ae

Calif. and white Crowder peas.
ready now by the truck load: make
best. offer. W. L. Shiver. Camilla.
Rea Box 26. ee :

Knights early cantaloups ready
by the 20th or 25th of June. Mrs.
A. R. Rosser, Seville. ee

Five acres running butter beans.
already. stuck; truck haulers apply.
for further information: want toa
eons them. Louis Pitts. Smith-
ville. eo

Truckers! % acre sauashes now
ready, yellow summer crookneck. J.
T. Harmon. Rupert. Rt. 1. Box 6.

Fresh mtn. huckleberries, 25c gal.
FOB; can ship from June 15 to 15th
August, in bulk; send stamp for
rample.- Mrs. B.2F! gones,
i Turnerville.

Two. hundred) and fifty acres
cantaloubs now moving: car loads,
express shipments or truck. Chas. H,
Stransward, Sylvester.

Green. peas and butte: beans,
ready for shipping, 8c lb.; no orders
less than 100 lbs.: will del. for 10c
lb.; guar. good stuff; cash with order.
G. W. Buchans, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Fifteen tons Flat Dutch cabbage,
6 acres Red Valentine beans, 1 of
squash, 1 cucumbers: ready for
market June 27: excellent quality:
65 mi. S) FE. Atlonta. CG. W. Lynch,
Miehen

For ecres fine Rovcy Foid canta-
loupes, 1 Mready to pick in 10 days:
want to sell in patch. A. R. Clark,
Garfield; Rt, 4.

Green lima beans, $1.75 hamper,
35 Ibs. net; Perkins long grcen okra,
$1.25 hamper, 32 lbs.; roasting ears,
isc doz.; cantaloups ready, 40c doz.
FOB. W. U. J. Draughon, Climax, -

Four acres Stone Mtn. melons by
truck load by the 22nd of June, at
farm, % mile east of Pridgen. J: B.
Wooten. Broxton, Rt. 1.

Vegevables, Calif. black-eyed green
peas, snap beans; will ship or sell in
field; make offer. Jeff Shrouder,
Denton, Rt. 1.

Green peas, truck loads or _ less:
cantaloups after June 20; also Thur-
mond Gray and Stone Mtn. melon
seed, 30c lb. del. 2 1b. up lots. J. Ww.
Willis, Sylvester, Rt. 2.

Fresh onions, turnips, hard head
cabbage, Snap beans, large Irish po-
tatoes; ready for market now. Joe L.
Lewis, Roberta, Rt. 2.

Calif. black-eyed, speckled and yel-
low Crowder green peas in large or
small amounts; ean furnish them
regular from now on. T. M. Pumas,
Mystic,



PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

No. 1 Spanish: seed peanuts, 2c Ib.;
no orders less than 100 lbs.; also 90-
day, sound, clean velvet beans, 75c
bu.; all FOB. G, F. A. Williamson,
Rochelle, Rt. 1.

Runner peanuts, grown especially

{for seed, 100 lbs. $1.50. E. A. Brooks,

Edison.

One hundred ninety-five Ibs. large,
sound Stewart pecans, 20c lb.; 120 lbs.
(name unknown), med. size, 10c Ib.:
225 Ibs. seedlings, 8c Ib., $65 for lot:
express collect. Miss Belle Timmer-
man, Bronwood; Box 83,



FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Country cured hams, 10 to 20 lb3.,
15c 1b.; shoulders, 10c lb.; no bugs;
also. runner peanuts, 14% lb, G. D.
Fain, Edison,

Sugar cured, hickory smoked
country hams, guar. sound, 20c lb. del.
in Ga.; wts. 3-12 Ibs., 2 -10 Ibs., 1-914
Ibs., 1-1% Ibs. P. W. Harrison, Hal-
cyondale. SEO es er

Brooks County hams, 20c: sides,
18c; shoulders, 12 lb.; smoked with
wood; money order only. Cleon
Hutchinson, Quitman, Rt. 1, s



cucumbers,| -

del; also. B.

| White Spanish,
; 10

: esh table bu
per week, from a
Mrs. Hattie Wofford, Gainesville,

| Six Ibs. butter per week, 20c Ib.
del.; will can green beans, berries,

tomatoes, soup mixture at 10c per
qt; Mrs. C. L. Willis, Talking: Rock,

{Rto3. @

Four Ibs. best yellow Jersey butter,
del. weekly; no coloring; cow ft. b.
tested; 25c lb. Mrs. J. S. Crow, Cum-

ming. :
POTATOES FOR SALE

Lookout. Mtn. seed Irish potatoes,
$2 bu: of 60 lbs. FOB, M. T, Autry,
Gainesville, Rt. &

FRUIC FOR SALE
Nice, sun-dried apples, worm-free,

(10c Ib. in 10-lb. lots, del.; less, add
15. white:

postage; exc. 10 lbs. for
sacks. Miss N. A. White, Dahlonega,
Riv ds Bex oa

Old-fashioned dried peaches, 10c
lb.; add postage on orders less than
10 lbs.; also tender cornfield bean
seed, 25c lb. del, Mrs. W. C. Wiley
Tuas Rt Bs

Nice, bright sun-dried apples, 10 to
25 lb.,.10c 1b. del.; cream Crowder
peas, 3c 1b.; cut short beans, 20c lo.
Mrs. B. H. Osborn, Roy.

Nice, sun-dried peaches, 1Cc Ib. del.;
money order; no chks: Mrs, Ji -G.
Roach, Royston, Rt. a2



HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES

FOR SALE

Thirteen lbs. nice beeswax, 20c Ib.
J. A. Milford, Ball Ground, Rt. 2.

Fresh, white Gallberry honey, 5 lbs.
75c; 10 Ibs., $1.40 del:; prices quoted
on larger quantities upon request. D.
F. Thomas, Odum.

New oak, hand-made be hives, 8
frame, super with sections, founda-
tion comb in frame and sections, solid
lids and bottoms, complete, $1.50 ea..,
FOB. W. A. Johnson, Alto.

Pure ext. honey. 6-10 Ib. pails, $5
FOB; 2-10 lb. postpaid, $2; 1-10 1b.
postpaid, $1.25; orders shipped
pay John A. Crummey, Doctor-
own.

New honey, 10c lb. Mrs. P. g. Byrd,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 4, Box 49.

New comb and strained honev. 1he
Ib. del. in 25 and 50 1b. cans: 120 Ih.
FOB; exc. 50 Ib. can for. 2 good
pes C.. G. Oliver. Barnesville
bo: :

Poplar honey, thick. put un in 45}

lb. pails and labeled, 10c ib. FOB:
exc. for other value: write. W. Pp
Clayton, Quill.

New chunk honey in 10-lb. pails
$1.50 ea.; new strained. 10-lb. pails.
$1.50 each: lots of 10 or more. $1.35
each; all FOB. Wm. H. Barfield.
Louisville; Rt. 2. =

_ New, bright honey in comb or ext.
in 10-Ib. buckets. $1.25 per bucket
postpaid; cash with order. R. W.
Browning, Dublin. Rt. 3.

Twelve old-fashioned bee Sinae. a

new swarms, 5 old. $10 FOR: will)

not ship; exc, for nice heifer: pure
honey drip cane seed, 35c pk.: $1 bu.
A. J. Pope, Tallapoosa,

Ten lbs. beeswax, 20c lb.

] Mrs.
Mary Zipperer, Statenville,

_ New, bright honey in comb or ext,
in 10 Ib. buckets, $1.25 per buckes,
postpaid; cash with order. R. W.
Browning, Dublin, Rt. 3...

SYRUP FOR SALE -

_ Good, heavy pure Ga. cane syrup
in sealed cans, $3 case 6 No. 10 cans,
15c less on 5 case lots: Brooks Coun-
ty hams, 18 lb.; $15 per 100 lbs. Lee
Patrick, Quitman.

PECANS AND PEANUTS FOR SALE

Genuine N. C.. runner peanuts,
sound and good for seed or parch-
ing, 45c bu. FOB; cash or money
order. O. M. Greene. Iron City.

81 per 2 bu,
bu. lots up, 4





45 y

U.,



9c lb. FOB. Robt

hams, 15 Ib.: sides |b
Ib. FOB, Robt. S.|gua

1s,. Ma

ter.
a 6 gal. cow, 20c lb.
-R. baby chicks for sale.

form TO1bs.. fruit:

4|shipment for



+] Georgia Products Wanted

BEANS AND PEAS WANTED
_ Exc. 4 M Gov. insv. P. R. nlante
for 3 bu. Brabham peas: ~.

hweevil-free: I pay chs. on paas

other party on plants. Jas. J. Grif=

fin, Nahunta, Rt. 2, Box 20:

Fixe. P. R. plants. vellow skin. for
pure Brab.. iron, Whipp. peas: 2 M
plants for 1 bu. peas: sell vine cut-
tings, $1 1000. T. B. McDonald: Val-.
dosta, Rt.- 1: : as So

EXc,
irons, Clays, unknowns or Brabhams
exc. 5 M for 4- bu. peas. Bufar
Shannon, Nicholls. Rt. 3. ag

Exe. Gov. insp. P. Re plants for
Brab. or iron peas: 2 M piants for
bu. peas, up to 39.000. BE. P. Quillian,
Clyattville. a

Want to hear from partv with 4
bu. Brahham seed peas for sale: senc
sample and price per bu. J. J. May
Sparks, Rt. 1. Ses

Exc. Gov. insp. P. R. plants. for
Brab. peas or anything of equa
value. Walter M. Todd, Valdosta,
Rt. 1. : a es



FRUIT WANTED

EXC, imp, Insp. Py B: plants; for
dried fruit of anv kind: 1 M vlants
ea. pay postage
ae at once. S. B. Legeett Baxley

Exc. Goy. insp. P. R. v!ants for
dried apples: 2 M plants for 10 lbs.:
a., Day postage. J. B. Patterson
Baxley, Rt. 4. Box 86. es

Exc. P. R. plants, Gov. insp. for
dried fruit; 1 M plants for 12 Ibs...
ea, pay on what they get. Mrs, J. BE,
Holland, Surrency. :

- Want 40 bags dried apples and
peaches, present crop, del., 8c: Irish -
potatoes, 80c; sweets, 60c; shelled
corn, 60; write your prospects im-
mediately. W. C. Siler, Summertown.

Exc. P. R.-plants, Gov. insp. for 5
Ibs. dried apples or peaches: or Sell
plants at 25 M FOB. Alex Cauley,
Baxley.

Exc. P. R. plants for nice dried
apples; 1 M for 5 lbs., or 1 M for
10 good white feed sacks; ea. pay
postage on what they send. Grady
Cauley, Baxley, Rt. 4. x

SYRUP WANTED

Exc. $25 value for 50 gal. or 8 cases
of 6-10 Ib. Ga. pure cane syrup,
bright and thick. I pay freight on
syrup. B. F. Morgan, (Failed to give
address in ad.) cae



pe



POTATOES WANTED

Want 2 or 3 bu. Green Mtn. Irish
potatoes; will exc. sorghum cane
syrup, 2 gal. syrup for 1 bu. potatoes.
J. B. Shirley, Lavonia, Rt. 2: oo



PECANS AND PEANUTS WANTED

Want pecans; state amount, kind
and best price. W. I. Tippins, Way=
cross, 906 Eads St. ae

Want 1 M Ibs. of well filled out.
paper shell pecans; send sample and
quote best cash pice FOB shippers
station. R. S. Broadhurst, Americus.

Exe. mustard, turnip and collard
seed and prizetaker onion plants for
white Spanish peanuts and Jumbo
Spanish peanuts. Mrs. J. E, Robin-
son, Nicholls, Rt: 1.

Want to hear from party who-has
paper-shell pecans for sale: must. be

well filled and at reasonable price.
Mrs. A. P. Minchew, Waycross, Rt. 5.

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
: WANTED

Want early So, Ga. vegetables to



Sell; honest, 20 yrs. exp. in Atlanta

write what
College Park,

Want to hear from party who has
cantaloups, roasting ear corn, butter
beans and tomatoes for sale by truck
load; state best cash price in first
letter. C. A. Dial, Bishop, Rte iees

HONEY BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES

ph) OG UANTED 6376 ge
EXG: 5 Ibs. fresh Jersey butter del.

10-1b.- ed eee

you. have. He ds Har



ey, del



write




AGRICULTURE.

DEPARTMENT Tt of
COMMISSIONER

EUGENE: TALMARGE.

STATE CAPITOL

ry For Sale

Al Be acer j
Australorp cocks and
2 each, FOR; hatching
Osborne str., $1 per 15:4
t.; limited time only; W
FOR. Johnson



BANTAMS ;
Bantams, 1931 hatch,

>, 50c for a pr.; hen and
OB; no chks.; large size
50c doz., not postpaid.
Slain, _ Clarkesville, Rt,

Butt Cochin Bantam
$1.50; fine for

young small

t Mnith; oly >

Cochin: Bantam oe
$35 Baed stock; egg

Ir.
| oiilets, $10,
Gol.
ik 6 mo., $5; M. W. Pekin
ks., 35c each; 8 wks.,
hecks; all stock pure
ss delivered. Arnold Cc.

LaGrange, Rt 6:.

santams, 5. pullets; 41
0e each; March. hatched.
Cleveland: Rt) 1;

D OTHER ROCKS
sodea pen < of <4 1932
rents direct of Holt-
pecial best ped. dark
$10 cash. Mrs. E. G
artown, eet 3:

iv Park SEe pure bred
os. old, $1 each. for
or roosters; exc. for
y Owens, Rome, Box

6 mos.,



Le Rock friers, March
ttch, 12 in coop for $7.
hold, Lavonia.
hite Rock cockerels,
, 65c each; sell from
ot ship., Miss Ethel
cross, 702 Hicks St.
urred Plymouth Rock
irect from Booths AAA
: stock, May 9 hatch,
1, interested
Jobnson, Tallapoosa.
e Rock hens, 1 yr. old,
jayibe strain,
$1.15

Seabrizht Ban-|

cock,



Bory

=

PUBLISHED BY THE BUREAU OF MARKETSA. D. JONES, DIRECTOR.

Poultry For Sale
Three Barred Rock pullets, 50c
each, and 3 B. R, cockerels, 75c
each; -March hatch FOB; no chks.
accepter. Harry Yawn, Milan, RED.

Booths AAA B. R. 2 yr. old hens,
original stock in pens of 10 at 80c
each; cock of same age free with
each pen. Simon Peterson, Douglas.

: CURNISH
Five pure bred Dark Cornish
cockerels for sale or exe. for 5 of.
same kind to prevent inbreeding,
Mrs 52 EGGS, Lifton, Bets
3; Box 35:

Pure bred Dark Cornish;
$1 ea.; cockerels, $1.25 ea.: 10 pul-
lets and cockerel, $106; large type,
Berry str.. March hatch. E. B.
Trotman, Lumpkin.

Sev. Dark Cornish cockerels,
partridge size, 50c each. H. W.
Thurmond, Greshamville.

Ten Dark Cornish hens, Berry
str., summer 1932 hatched, $1 ea.
|B, C. Pope, Tallapoosa, Rt. 3.

DOVES
Ringneck doves, $1 pr. Ben Bur-
ton, Atlanta, 72 Lakewood Terrace.

GAMES
Three Black Dangerfoot. games;
2-pullets, 1 stag, all 5 mos. old,
$2.50 for trio. Mershon Lightsey,
Bristol.
Fine
Games,

pullets,





Silver -Laced Gerkicn:

pure stock, 4 hens, one
$6 for lot. Murray Adams,
Glenwood, Rt. 1.

Four half Hammond Clerdon and
half: Eraveller* hens,< 1931" hatch;
$1.50 each; pure Hammond cock
(bill broke, but good trood cock),
$5, B. F. Weaver, Cedartown, Rt.
1, Box 30...

Pure bred Ginn Gray cockerel
and hen, 1931 hatch, $2.50 for pr.
Clyde Anderson, Cartersville, Rt. 4.

Arkansas Traveller, yr. old
stags, $3.50; pound size, $3.50 trio;
absolutely pure game. A. J. Platt,
Warne, N-C., Rt. 1, resident of Ga.

W arhorse-Roundhead, eros Ss;
games, quail size, 50c each by ex-
press order from this ad. C. J.
heves, Bishop.

. Sid Taylor cross Felix Flathead,
Sid Taylor cross Roundhead,
March hatch, 3 for $2;.1 pure Sid
Taylor cock, 26 mos, old, $3. J. P.
Thempson, Buena Vista, Rt. 8.

Six Blue Game pullets, 1 rooster,
8 March hatch, $1.50 ea.; exc. for
Nubian or Tog. billy goat. Aaron
Woodward, Waycross, Rt. 5, Box 78.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, THURSDAY,

Poultry. For Sale

Pit Games, Royal Chanticleers,
dead game, partridge size, $1. G.
W. Price, Atlanta, 1678 Emory Rd.

Pure bred J. B. Giant cockerels,
9 wks. old, 50e each, or 2 for 95
ROB. Ry A, Cravey; Milan; Rt: 1,

{Box 130.



-HAMBURGS
Ten Silver Spangled Hamburgs,
4 wks. old the 22nd of: June, 33%ce
each, or lot for $3; Berry str. Mrs.
oe oe White, Dalton, Rt. 4, Box 130,

LEGHORNS

Booths pure Tancred AAA White
L., March hatch pullets and cock-
erels, 60c each; 1 cockerel free withy
10 pullets; exc. for Donaldson Red
pullets. Wm. Helms, Buena Vista.

_-White Leghorn and B. R. rost-
ers, 11. wks old, Booth Triple A,
bloodtested breeders of: the worlds
champion egg laying hens; direct;
$1 each. Mrs. J. B. Atkinson, Madi-
son.

Ten wks: old Ferris best egg str.
W..L. cockerels, $1.50 each; other
Ferris str. cockerels, 75c each FOB
here. J. BE. Hall, Soperton.

-Fifteen Buff Leghorn cockerels,

Lindstroms royal mating, 3 mos.
old, 40c each. Mrs. J. ie wa
Cochran, Rt. 1.

White L. pullets, 4 lis: old from
bloodtested Tancred stock. J. H.
Wood, Athens, Box B.

Ten pure bred Hverlay Light
Brown Leghorn yr. old hens; stock
direct Everylay Farm, Portland.
Ind., 75c each; 2 hens and cock,
$7.50; Bantam cockerels, 25c each.
J iL. Ethridge, Auburn.

Sixty -April 1931 hatched pure
bred Tancred W. L. pullets, $1 ea.
FOR Toccoa; pen record of 136 pul-
lets. 15,267 eggs in the past 6%
months. D. M. Moore, Eastanollee.
_ One hundred and ten March pul-
lets. Tancred strain, ped. sire, from
210: egg pen, average dams for sale.
Mrs. T. H. Bradley, Macon, Re-2;
Phone 6802.

MINORCAS

Pure bred Pape str. Black Mi-
norea cockerels, selected for breed-
ing, 10 wks. old, 75c ea. Mrs. G.
W. Wilson, Martin, Rt. 2.

Eight Buff Minorca pullets and
cockerel, $5 for lot; 10 Red pullets,
cockerel,, Mayhood str.,- $6: all
March hatch; pullets, 60c; cock-
erels, $1 ea. Rev. a s. Williams,







Milan, Rt. 3:

Plymouth Rock Homer

JUNE 23, 1932.
Poultry For Sale

MISCELLANEOUS CHICKENS

Twenty roosters, 9 wks. old,
about friers, 25c each; 25 heavy
mixed 6 wks. old, 15ceach; money
order preferred. Mrs. J. O. Berry-
hill, Cochran, Rt. 5. ;

Two thoroughbred roosters, $1.59

|each; R, I. Red, 20 mos. old; othor

Giant str. Light Brahma, exc. the
Brahma for 2 pullets; write. A. J.
Grimes ,Glenwood, P. O. Box 144.

ORPINGTONS

Buff Orp.
thoroughbred, $1 each. irs. Bs. S%
Ward, Toomsboro, Rt. 2. .

Thirty Buff Orpington chickens,
mostly pullets, 10 wks.
each del.; 12 White Rocks, 3 mo@s.
old, $8; all chicks bloodtested; no
checks. Mrs. Neta House, Hiram,
EGS 1s

Twelve hens and roosters, Golden
Buff Orpingtons for sale at 25c Ib.
FOB; 15 pullets and 6 cockerels
game breed, average 2 Ib. to 3%
Ibs., 25 lb. FOB; eggs, t5ce per 15
de). Mrs. FE .R. Vincent, Fruitland.

e PIGEONS
White Kings, mated,





- banded,

working; heavy squabbers. Burrell

Richards, Fitzgerald,

Choice White Kings, and
prs. Plymouth Rock Homers, all
mated and working, $1.50 pr. C.
H. Overby, Columbus, 22-11th St.,

Mixed pigeons, mated, 35c pr.;
young stock, 20c pr.; 6 pr., $1; also
bantams amd rabbits for sale.
James Rice, Douglasville.

Breeding Big Bay str. White
King pigeons, young 8 wks. old
birds, $1. each; N. P. A, banded;
produce handsome squabs. D. Dii-
lon Akers, College Park.

Forty mated common pigeons al
sacrifice, 20c pr.; pigeons must go.
James FE. Shurling, Macon, 304
Hightower St.

White King pigeons, 12 pair, nice
large birds; will trade for baby

sev.

chicks or sell; make offer Mrs. H. |

T. Wilson, Griffin, 806 N. Hill $ Se.

hoice mated and banded White
Kings, $1.50 pr.; also 5 pairs of
pigeons,
$1.50; birds all good healthy birds;
B. L. Bantam cockerels, 50c each.
C. H. Overby, Columbus, 22 11th
Street. - :



R. I. REDS
Four pure bred R. I. Red, 10-
mos.-old hens and 1 cock, $1 each.



Ruth Shelton, Dial,

rooster and 2 hens,

old; 60c\

| Mrs.



Poultry Fer Sale

Twenty-five thoroughbre
old Red hens from: prize win:
stock, 75c ea..in my yard, .
cash, bal. corn or oats,
chicken feed. Mrs. M: H. Walk:
Grantville, Rt. 2, (uone Oak.)

Finest pure Donaldson. Red
mo, old cockerel, $1.50; 2% -
$1; 4 wks. old 25c; ges,
15. Mrs. R. J. Fleming, Linco.

Five dark even color Don

-str. R. I, Red hens, tf cock, 18 1

old, 75 each. Mrs. W. R. Chast
Locust Grove.

High quality R. I. Red p
March hatch. $9 doz. Jno. L.
Edison. *

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

Two ducks, 1 drake, Indian
ners, $2.50 FOB. FE. ee Ss
rency.

Hight pure pred Indian Runn
ducks, 50c ea. or lot for $4; He
ings syrup cane seed, 16c 1b
BE. Goodwin, Wadley.

Mammoth White Pekin
ducks, 20e each: postage paid
or more. Grady Shaw, Ludowi

Two. large, pure bred Muc
ducks, 1 drake and 1 duck,
feathered, $1.25 each; money
Mrs. Ila Southern, Carteca

Ten Rouen ducks, 8 wks. old,
2 Fawn Indian Runners, 7 wk
50c each; 2 pr. Buff Cochin E
ams, $1.50 pr.; pure bred. B.
Lynn, Waycross, Rt. 4.

Four head of nice young

raised this year, 75c per head, FO
Milton Arnold, Surreney. oe ig

Extra large Mammoth , We
Pekin ducks, $1.50 ea. at my ho
He cG, Matthews, _ Atlam



RES; ea
Turkey gobbler, dark Bronze:
sale or exc. for pig. or baby

ens, Mrs. Ada Powell, Rising ae V
Rts :



BABY TURKEYS oS
Twenty M. B. -week old: tk
turkeys, crossed with big bone, 3
each; be ready first of July: 20 b
turkeys same stock, week old,
each; be ready last of July. |

B, F. Morrison, Gainesville, Rt.



Poultry Wanted
BANTAMS .

Exe. 12 nice pigeons
Bantam hens and: 1 rooster;
horn Banhams. preferred. i
Barnes, Summit.



Prevailing Wholesale Prices, June 18, 1932. Always Subject to Variation.

Yorn (80 Ib. to bu.), bu
Potatoes, oe 100. ibs.

MARKET REPORT

OF GEORGI A PRODUCTS

Atlanta. Macon.

$ 16
14
12
14
12
12
.08
.20
15
10

Augusta,

$ 15
13
10
ae
12
12
08
.20
15

Savannah,

-$ 16
14
12
14
Ad
14
08
20
15
12
20
20

logs sold during week beginning June 13, 1932, at co-operative sales.
S No. 1 stock, delivered selling plants, ees per fon, subject to aoe

Columbus.

$ .14 $
12
-10
12
Al
12

18





Valdosta.

14
12
LO
12
08
10
06
AS
10
10
20
20
60
15
2d
50
e125
12.00

Poultry Wanted
Live Stock For Sale
Live Stock Wanted
Baby Chicks For Sale
Baby Chicks Wanted .
Eggs For Sale
Eggs Wanted

| Seed For Sale

Grain and Hay For Sale...........-.. Soren 4

INDEX

esecue





Miscellaneous For Sale

' Georgia Products For Sale

Georgia Products Wanted

| Special Notice ccc. Seg

Me oe ~











Weekly. ce aa
AU OF. MARKETS |
D. Jones, Director

partment of
\ griculture

GENE TALMADGE,
Commissioner

SDAY, JUNE 23, 1932.

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and seed, incubator and
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to mail us these types of



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CS: Under legislative act the
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ppearing in the Bulletin
saction resulting there-

|| old, $6, Mrs. M. L, Shea aly, Ogle-

|sey cows, also 2 yearlings;

| Jersey bull of excellent





SPECIAL NOTICE

ts for SaleLate Dutch cab-
nd Ga. collards, 60c per 1,000.
c) NeSmith, Sycamore, Rt. 1-B,
tes i



ultry Wanted
AND OTHER ROCKS
6 hompson pure bred B. R.
eockerels, Feb. or March
or 6 of same breed; write
Ss. J. W. Buchan, Ambrose.

CELLANEOUS CUICKENS



pure Bantams,
Tumbler and Car-
also have mixed

hoe or, Fe Me Adams,



PIGEONS

swap 3 .N. Z. White rabbits
s. feed for 3 prs. White
ave 12 lb. buck and 2 does

d, Atlanta, Rt. 1.
r of rabbits for 2 pr. of}
pigeons; each pay post-
A. McCreader, Alma, Rt. 1.

tYS. GUIENAS, GEESE,
ETC., WANTED ;
pr. young pure bred white
ke best price. Mrs. Nina
, Sandersville.
bout 10 turkey poults, 2-3
uote best price del.; -exc.
hens for shelled corn, 20
mw 20. bu. corn: T.-C. Phil-
orest Park.

HITE LEGHORNS







Sardis, Box 146.

Six Bout walteh cows tor: sale

cheap, 3:and 4 gal. each. J. E.

Stiles, Milledgeville, Rt. 7
Year old, reg. Jersey heifers of

the highest type of breeding. aes,

W. H. Hill, Palmetto.

~ One black jack, wt.- 506 Ibs., 2%
yrs. old, ready. for breeding, $25;
will trade for two nice heifers or
60. bu. corns: WS; ene.
Buena Vista. :

Jersey cow about 4 yrs. old, fresh
now, gives between 3 and 4 gals.
day, t. b. tested, $35 at barn; come
or write. W. A. 3: -Swann, Lithonia,
RG

Reg. Jersey cows, Frei, calves
month old, $25 each; will exc. for
cows that soon freshen in fall, Jer-
sey or Holstein; also calves 15 mos.

thorpe.

Registered Herefords and grade
Herefords, prices reasonable. L. L.
Holloway, Monticello, Rt. 7.

One fine Jersey stock bull, 2 yrs.
old, good cond., $$15 at my barn.
Leon Harris, Hiram, Rt. 1.

One 21 mo. old grade Jersey
heifer in good cond. to exc, for
Shetland pony, gentle. and will
drive anywhere. Norris Eieene
Newborn, Rt, 1.

Forty head of Guernsey, Jersey
and Holstein heifers, all in good
cond. for sale. J. F; Williams, Sa-
vannah, Rt. B, Box 7.

Two-yr.-old Jersey male, 2 Jer-
come
see them or write for particulars.
M L. Dowdy, White. Plains,

Qne grade Jersey milch cow,
about 244 yrs. old for saie or exc.
for March or, April hatch Leghorn
pullets. J. . Ludlam, Brooklet.

Two Jersey milch cows, 1 with
8rd calf, 4 gal. milk, $40; 1 with
first icalf, 2 gal. milk, $25; both
fresh in, W. P. Dorman, Fayette-
ville, Rt. 3:

Two Jersey cows, cond. good,
$35 each; 4 gal. cap.; others milk-
ing, $25 and $30; 7 mos. pure bred
- romise,
$15. K. D. Sanders, Eatonton.

Pure bred Guernsey byl calf, 9
mos. old; also nice lot of pure bred
P..C. pigs, male and: female, Dr.
N. C. Alston, Richland.

- Fawn colored Jersey milch cow,
freshen June 9, will give 3% gal.
milk, 14% to 1% Ib. butter each
day;. gentle, ea to milk, $40;~
worth $60 A. J. Payne, Reynolds

HOGS FOR SALE

ped. Hampshire <shoats,
cholera. immune from prolific
mothers; sell or exc, for high
grade, bred, Jersey heifer; write.
M. King, Riceboro.

Three pigs, 4 mos.-old, B. P. e
pure stock, ent. to reg., treated, $4
each FOB; Duroc gilt and one Du-
roc J.-B. P.-C. eross, both 6 mos.
old, $5 each. Mrs. H. A. Humph-
rey, Mitchell, Rt. 1. se

Good stock 3 yr. old sow, 6
thrifty. pigs, 5 wks. old, 4 each,
males and females, $15 cash at
pen; ship collect for $20. S. Thos.
Jefferson, Lenox, Rt. 1.

Fourteen fat feeding pigs, 8 wks.
old, 4 pure bred PR. G.,.$5= pr:, of
$2 each for the lot, FOB; money |
order, Miss Kate Lancaster, Syl-
vester.

Reg. bred gilt, 11 mos. old, $15;
reg. gilts, 4 mos. old, $6.50; Brabs.
Irons and Clay peas, 70c bu, T. R.
Duggan, Warthen.

Reg. Duroc Jersey pigs for agias |
also male service hog. C. F.. Brown,
College Park, Riverdale Road.

Ped. I, -O. -C. pigs, cheap. foc
cash, or consider trade for good,
young heifers. Ww. = .Grimes, Mari-
etta, Rt. 2.

Ten nice pigs, 7 wks. old, $1) 50
each; cash with order; no checis
accepted. David Gibbs, Sr., Abbe-
ville, Rt. 2. : :

Duroc-Jersey pigs, all ages and
sexes, reg. in buyers name at reas-
onable prices. L. M. Kennedy, Col-
lins. 5

S. P. C. pigs for sale or exc. for
meat hogs. G. H. Laing, Americus,
RNG: Ae

Thoroughbred Hampshire pigs, 9
wks. old, $3 each; $5) pair not
registered. O. D. Duggan, Chester.

Reg. S. P. C. sow, bred to, a
son of American Eagle, $30 G.
Black, Herndon.
~ Registered big bone black Essex;
choicest breeding pairs, no kin,
double treated. W. J. Bargeron,



Sev.

Ten little bone Guinea- pigs, 2
mos. old, $2 each; will crate 2 or
M



1 Virginia Ave.



Three nice Duroc J. pigs, $2. 25
each at my barn. Robt, I, Longino,
Vienna, Bt 35 oe

Reg O. Ui -C. opigs,. gilts and
boars, for= sale J.>< J. Harris,
Pelham. | }

Reg. Big Bone Black Essex sow,
also Essex pigs for sale; would exc.
1 pig for 1 of same breed, either
sex, to prevent inbreeding; exc. for
goats. W, Overstreet, Omega.

HORSES AND MULES ~

% FOR SALE
Good plow mute, $30 or exc. for
milch cow; come see mule; just off
on Dr. Howard's
PW. Wills;



farm, College Park.
College Park, Rt. 2.
Shetland pony, $50 cash, or exe,
for cows or hogs. I. L. Beasley,
Reidsville. . -

RABBITS FOR SALE

Rex White and Chinchillas, 6-10
wks old, 80 and $1 pr.; 40 ea. in
lots; $5.50 doz.; White Australian
guinea eggs, $1. 05 per. 18 del h. E.
Williams, .Ty Ty.

Seven large white, pink-eyed rab-
bits;
3 about 3 mos. old, 75c each FOB;
exc. for good home-cured meat of
equal. value.
Union Point. *

Ped. Castor Rex and Ermine Rex
rabbits, junior stock, price reason-
able..Bob H: Elliott, Conyers.

Reg. Himalayan doe, $5; 3 ped.
Himalayan does, $2.50 each: 2 ped,
H. bucks, $2.50 each FOB; write
A. W. Melton, Thomasville.



Pure Chinchillas, $1.50 pair and}

exc. J. T. Owens, Covington, Boo)

Ten N. Z. White, pink-eyed, prize
winners, 6 wks .old, 50c each FOB;
1 pr. 3 mos. old, $1.50. Allie Mae
Hogan, Hoschton, AREA;

White pink-eyed and 2 black, 1
red, 10 wks. old rabbits, 25c each;
also 4 Tompkins and Owen strain
March hatch cockerels, 60c each;
other poultry. Nora Shirley, Alto,
Hess. is
~ One pair grown Belgium rabbits,
$1.50; two does and one buck, 7
mos. old, 50c each; four 12. wks.
old, 25c each; all FOB. Mrs. R. c:
Smith, Forsyth, RtAg j

Several pr. ped. Chinchillas, 2
mos, old, 50c each, with paper fur-
nished, C: R. Hallman, ieee
ville, Rt. 6.

Two extra fine Chinchilla does,

1 reg. other sub. to reg., $1.50 each,
or $2.50 for both. Edward Earle,
Clarkesville,

SHEEP AND GOATS FOR SALE
One pair of 2 mos. old Nubians,
Buck and doe kids; will give buck



for raising of doe.until she is 1 yr..

old, Or sell pair straight. J. V. Mor-
ris, East Atlanta, 448 Haas. Ave.,
S E

Several extra large
stock bills, butt-headed, larg2
wethers, suitable for work goats,
$8. E. lL. Dixon, Blackshear, Rt. 1,
Box 104.

Nubian milk goat kids, 1 pr. buck
and doe, 2 mos. old, $10. pr.; pair
3 mos. old, %4 Toggenburg, % Nu-
bian, $10. Burt Bennett, Moultrie,
Rt. 3.

Bunch of 25 nannies and: year}-
ing kids, not mean, in fine cond.,
mostly bred for Easter kids, $25
for lot, or exc. for good cow, fresh
in. R. E. Barnes, Summit..

Milk goat for Sale. Mrs. Dora
Simpson, Atlanta, 2165 Hardee St.,
S. E.

Live Steck Wanted

CATTLE WANTED
Exe. 1 nannie goat and 3 young,
2 bills and 1 nannie, 3 mos. old for
1 bull yearling, 1% yr. -old, any
stock, Floid Ray, Cumming. p
Want to buy Hereford heifers,
wt. around 400 Ibs. T. B. Amis,
Greenville, S. C.; 100 Argonne Dr.
Resident of Ga.
Want a daughter



of Sophie s

| Torono, (formerly of Rest Cottage
j Farm, Columbus, Ga.) out of a

Sophie Tormentor cow.
Young, LaGrange, Box 522.

Want Jersey or Guernsey milch
cow, fresh or soon to freshen, 3
or 4 gals. per day and pound or
more butter; cheap for cash. COW:
Williams, Cobbtown. ae

Want to trade one. common cow
and half Poland heifer calf 2 mos.

Joe Li.

old for 3 Toggenburg goats not

under 6 mos. or for a Shetland
u deliver. C. E. Zip-
a

ry
gals. of milk and pound of butter

Ellenwood, RE. 22
HORSES | AND MULES WANTED

|Ingram, Jr.,

4 about grown, $1 each, and}
Wood, Athens, Box B.

Mrs. John ONea!);

| preducing

| Cobbtown.

common,

| wks. old; party pay express ches.;

raise on 50-50 basis;-



Ed Rockmart R

cow now fresh, giving oo

a day, good qualities; must be
cheap delivered at Butler. ous. MM.
Cox, Butler, Box 116. 3

: HOGS WANTED
Want 3 0. I. C, shoats,
100 lbs. wt.; make best eash price
per lb.; also 150 Ibs. Lockout Mtn.
Irish potatoes del. F..P. Coffer,





Want a Shetland pony, weil
broke for riding; will exc. yr. old
Jersey heifer for same. Curtis Wil-
liams, Moultrie, Rt, 4.

Want 6 or 8 weanling mule colts,
Robt. S, Anderson, Hawkinsville.

~ RABBITS WANTED |
Want to exc. 6 Chinchilla rab-
bits; write what you have. D. A.
Bainbridge
Want to locate Toggenburg buck.
WwW. . S; SicGiamery, Atlanta, 656
Atwood St, ;

Baby Chicks For Sale

Livable chicks from culled, of-
ficially bloodtested outstanding
flocks of Reds. and Rocks. J. H.





_ Baby chicks, all standard preeits,
2c to 6c per chick; prompt ship-
ment; live del. guar.; every chick
selected for size and vigor..E. R:
Adlington, Atlanta, 510 Piedmont
Ave...

Write us about our oy chicks
greater livability, which | means
more profit; also for more profit
raise Buff Leghorns. Hi R. Gaskins,
Fitzgerald, Rt. 1,

Officially state bloodtested R. I.
Reds and B. Rocks, $7 C3 mixed
chicks, $6, prepaid. C. N. Bennett,
Rome, 181 Gordon Ave.

Vigorous, thoroughbred Barred.
Rocks, Reds, White Rocks, WwW.)
Wyandottes, $5.50 C; heavy assort-
ed, $5.25; less than 100, add 16 ea.
R.-H. Fechtel, Albany. : :

S. C.W. Leghorns, from high
Booth. strain, 5- ea.,
prepaid; 100 per cent live del.:
Barred Rocks, 6c ea., 2-3 wks. old,
1Uc ea., either breed. D. FP. Martin,

Four hundred heavy ~asst.
chicks, ready July 6, 5c each; $4.50
C, prepaid, live del. W. L, Helms,
Buena Vista. BOO ag

Four-wks.-old mixed chicks, 14c
each, also 6-wks.-old mixed chicks,
18 ea.; no chks. Mrs. a. 'T. Berry-
hilt, Cochran, Rt. 5. ,

Fifty mixed chicks, 3 wks.
10 ea.; will del. within 10 miles;
farther, party pay postage. Mrs.
John Arnold, Chester, Iti. 2.

Thoroughbred Barred, | White }
Rocks, Reds from well. selector:
stock, $5. 25 per 100; heavy assort-
ed, $4.75 per 100, prepaid; live del.
A .H. Fechtel, Waycross.

Quality chicks at reduced prices,
110 Red or Rock chicks, Sts 110
Leghorn chicks, $6.50; write for
prices on pullets: hatch on Tues.
every week through the year. Eus-
tace J. McKinney, Jr., Blackshear.

Baby Chicks Wanted

Want 200 baby chicks to raise on
halves; also plants to exe. for Ky.
wonder beans. Mrs, Christine King,
Austell, Rt. 1.

Want. from 200 to 500 baby
chicks to raise on halves to 12

old,



want at once. Mrs. R. ubt, 2EYSOn,
Statesboro, RFD.

Want 200 baby chicks :to raise on
50-50 basis to 13 wks. old, any large
breed; Red or Barred Rocks pre-
ferred, Mrs. Chas. Bates, Cartecay.

Want 1 to 300 baby. chicks to
other party
pay del. chgs.; Gov. insp. potato
plants to exc. for dried fruit. Mrs.
stl Pinholster, Ray City.

Want 100 baby chicks to raise on
halves, any kind of heavy breed.
Mrs. S. C. Wiley, Blythe, Rt. 2.

Want to raise chickens on halves
to 8 or 10 wks. old; any breed at
once. Mrs. Lillian Prince, Rising
Fawn, Rt. 3.

Eggs For Sale
Pure bred W. Cornish eggs, 75c
for 15, $1.20 for 30; exc. some for
other value; if interested write.
Mrs. H. W. Law, Ocilla.
Pure Silver Lace



Wyandotte

del.; crates re

75 to}

| Clarence:

eggs, 50c per setting at home; 75c 3

avis Dyess, Daisy.
Mammoth White Pek
eves, 75c per doz. del
Rubye Randall, Lavonia.
Giant str. S. GC. Blac
eggs, $1 per 15 prepaid pa ce

; do nat return cartons,

liams, Newnan, 105 Temple
Prize Winning Dark Cornis] h
75e per. 15: $2 for 50; $4C pre
100 weekly. Mrs. cc. OR ~
vester,
+ Imp, duck eggs frome
White Pekins, extra heavy.
guar. safe del., 85e doz. del
Clathfelter, Marietta,

rod: Giant eges, selected,
30 prepaid; also hens, $1 eac}
Mrs 0 oh: Passe, I



Bas Wanted

Want some pure bred
str. Cornish eggs or day old
will exe. heading collard pla
P. R. potato plants; writ
jamin Hicks, Adel, Rt. 1,

iixe. 10 Ibs. speckled
peas or other value for 2 et
of Dark Cornish eggs; mu
tile and of heavy breed
penter, Cleveland.

Seed For | Sal :

Large start Calif. beer See
paid for 7c in stamps. An c YY
Dallas, Rt. 4,

- Burr clover seed, pure and-
le Ib. Hugene Harper, Har

Burr cloved seed in rough
clean seed, 5c Ib. FOB. Ro;

} Hartwell, Rt, ad: : :

Burr clover seed, =e
5c Ib. in small lots, $4.
Odell Smith, Lavonia.
| New giant everbearing
berry seed (you can have
berries every day from. Me
{| December) ; pack of =
coin and 2c postage. Ch ee y
Atlanta, 50314 Luckie St.

Cahif. multiplying beer se
start, 10c pkg.; another s
with each order of beer se
J. E. Kirk, Rockmart, Rt.

Calif. multiplying beer ;
start, postpaid. Mrs..
Rockmart, Rt. 2. : pe

Calif. beer seed po
paid, money or stamps
Hembree,



Rt be

Good multiplying Calif
10e start, del. Mrs, An de
Rockmart, Rt. 2. f

Chufa seed, $2:25 per bu
5 bu., $2.10 per bu. del. in 3ri
T. E. Stalvey, Hahira, Rt. Ay

New crop climson clover gi
excellent cond to exc. for
gals, of syrup: also will e
few bushels of field peas
diately perfected. J. & EE
FBuchanan. .

Burr clover seed, recle :
Ib. FOB; write for sominieg
Thaxton, Jackson, Rt. 3.

Sate clover seed, :

$1 lb.; Purple Top White
turnip seed, 35c lb., posto
Ww. Williams, Quitman.
Georgia Pearson water!
seed for late planting, hand
ed and of good melons,
R. Owens, Pembroke.
Dillard martin gourd see
package each; peppermint p
6 for 25c; dill sprays, 12
packed in damp moss, ee

Calif. ; multiplying
large start, 8c del.;
seed, large kind, 10c pkg. de
R. J; Martin, Statesboro, R
- Guinea beans, fruits 5 ft. lor
15 lbs.: sample pkt. seed
kix ds garden seed, 30e an
age; good, second-hand f
30c Ib. J. R. Bramlett,
Rt :

Burr islover: seed: for~
cleaned, 5c lb. FOB. J. FS
Jackson, Ria

Absolutely pure Wonder
melon seed, grow to wt. 125.
cost $1 per oz. from origin
25@ per oz., or trade fo
Thos. Thomson, AtgOee
Sth StS :

Blue and white Mexica
50 vk, $1.25 bu. FOB:

300 ee corn: <n ee O
Boron, Griffin, Boz. 48













or Sale



stpaid. Charley Gow-





ee ee
lean, sound Texas honey
ne seed, 4% gal, 30c; 50c








k.;. Stone Mtn. melon,
, each 25 cupful; no
Mrs. H. H. Sullivan, Bre-





e-bee cane seed, 40c gal,
; mung beans, 10 Ibs. $1
quantity prices on re-
N. Eslinger, Ringgold.
Top turnip seed, 25c per
ostage. Mrs. Linda Smith,
Branch, Rt. 1.












Worlds Famous

ng peer seed, 15c start
: M. Craton, Dallas,
_ Russian ~ sunflower

jb. and postage; exc. for
ed sacks. Miss Eunice





nsington, Rey 20

SEED CORN FOR
. SALE

hundred bu. good milling
bu. bags; 50c bu.; cash with
. Harper, Sweet Gum.
00 bu, corn for sale at
mat. 75c bu. CC. W. Jones,
tS


















crop, 10 per teacupful,
or 50c gal. prepaid. Ralph
iny, Rt. 1, Box .35.
Mexican: June corn from
seed, nubbed and hand-
6% lbs. 40c; peck, 80c;
1.60 del. Mrs. L. A. Sand-









selected,
grains, very
W.F.

J. eorn,
, large
Mort 2 Tor.25-.






50 bu. g00d corn in the
POR. FF. S. Jones,










P. R. ciaats for sorghum
a, 1 M for-1 bu. A. 8.

nee 4 Ibs. white, tender
an seed, creesback or
$; write price. Mrs. N. A.
asper, Rt. 2.

ice wanted on 1 bu.
butter bean seed; will
. plants at 40c M; Gov.
E treated: each pay exp-
t: Kathleen.

Plants For Sale

tomato and collard
20c 250; 50c 300, 90c M del.
combi Flowery Branch,

















































pate 60e M; Boon, Tic
neh, $1 M; wait until fall for
y ending postage. B. Crow,
sville.

and Boon plants, 40c M
0e M exp. collect; cabbage,
and collard plants, 75c M
0c M exp. collect. John C.
Gainesville, Rt. 1.

| Flat Dutch and Drumhead
Ga. collard, 75c 500; Stone
20e C parcel post; no chks.
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3.

iter B. and Red Rock tomato
UeoNE; =P; RR. plants,. 40
J. Boatright, Coffee.
bage and tomato plants, 45
roots protected; basket
Waldrip, Gainesville.

Le at Dutch, Drumhead cab-
Ga. collard, guar. var.; 50c
0 M, parcel post; Stone to-

ett:
tings Ga. white heading: eol-
S, 25c 200, $1 M del.; 80c
By special prices on 5 M lots
rs. J. M. Carnes, Cumming,

nsp. PR. plants, 40 M;
one and Baltimore tomato
5e , 60c 500, $1 M del.
hitmire, Flowery Branch,

plants, millions at 25e. M;
t; .filled day order re-
E.. Byrd, Bristol.

ellow skin. plants, 40 M
xe. for chickens any, breed,
t or for anything can use;
. J. 8S. Murray, Odum.
Jersey and Jerusalem yam
50 M; exc. for nice, dried
g00d honey or few dried
HH. A, Williams, Ty Ty.
Jage plants, 50c 500, 90e M,
Ralph Jordon, Flowery

. collards and N. C. Bun-
collards; (5e@51,000. -W.- Hi:
tomato and collard
mai 6d; 50c. M exp. LG,
rs, G mpewille, Rt 1, ne

lying beer seed, Golo

ice pop corn, sound and

20 C: no -chks. Henry Eller,

P, R. and Boon plants,.





e
Pp, R. plants, 45G. Me del in 5 M
lots; 300 M FOB; cash with ordey;
exc. for dried apples or peaches or

Syrup or honey, ete. E. O, Butler,

Baxley..

Late Dutch cabbage and Ga. col-
lard plants, 35 500, 60c M cash.
G. L. NeSmith, Sycamore, Rt. 1
Box 141, 7

P. R. plants, 40 M: Stone toma-
to, 1be , 75e M; exc. for baby
chicks, or anything of equal value.
C. . Waldrip, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

2

Imp. red skin P. R. plants, Gov.

insp., 35 M postpaid. C. D. Free-
land, Gainesville, Rt. 2 |

Flat Dutch, Chas. WwW. cabbage,
Stone tomato, heading collard
plants, 15 C, 75c M; 5 M $3 post-
paid; will ship COD. M. Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

P.R. plants, $1 M del; Marglobe,
Break ODay, New Stone, Redfield
Beauty tomato, 30c , 55 300, $1.15
M del.: stamps accepted; bell pep-

per, 10c doz. Ryan King g, Austell,
Tet de
Chas. W., BE. and late Flat Dutch

cabbage, New Stone tomato, Ga.
and heading collard, 25c 200, HOS
500, 75c M del.; 50 M collect. E.
Williams, Gainesville, Re? ss

Pink or ved skin P. R. plants,
Gov. insp., 2 M or more, 35c M del.:
no chks, H. Lightsey, Odum, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp red skin P, R. plants,
s5 M del.; ean fill large orders.
David Mann, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Greater B. tomato plants, 60
FOB in lots of 2 Mand up. J. M.
Jones, Omega, Rt. 1.

Cabbage, Premium, Late Flat
Dutch, Chas. W., All Season, true
Ga. collard, big Red Rock tomato,
$1.M FOB; cash with order; $1.25
M postpaid. John B. Nix, Dah-
lonega, Rt. 1.

Cabbage, Premium, Late Flat
Dutch, Chas. W., All Season, true
Ga. collard, Red Rock tomato, $1
M FOB; $1.25 M FOB; cash wiih
order. A/ M. Etris, Dahionega,
Pt

Cabbage-collard plants, 350 200,
75e 500, $1.10 M;
mato, 50c 250, 85c 500; sweet pep-
per, 50ce 200, $1 500, postpaid. Mrs.
M."N. Low, Braselton, Rt. 1.

Marglobe and Greater B: tomat)

plants, 25c M FOB; 35c M del,
rs, she 3h; Miller, Baxley, care
Gen. Del. }

Imp. red and yellow skin P. R.
plants, 40c M; Marglobe and G. B.
tomato,.65e M del. J. P. Mullis,
Baxley. :

State insp. and treated imp. red

| skin P.'R. plants, 40ec M; 5 M up,

385e M del.; Greater B. tomato,
C, del. W. D. Lightsey, Odum.

Stone and Baltimore tomato and
collard plants, 40c 300, 60 500, 90
M del., or 75c M sent express col.
L. M. Wingo, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Late Flat Dutch cabbage, 15e C;
hot and sweet pepper, 20c doz;
ribbon cane seed, $1 bu.; red
speckled Crowder peas, 20c cupful;
add. postage. Mrs. Nancy Hender-
son, Ellijay, Rt. 3, Box 49. |

P. R; plants for sale; exc. 2,500
for 1 bu. peas, cabbage, tomato
seed or plants, or. chicks, anything
ean use. Geo. W. Register, Val-
dosta, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp, P.;R. and Early Tri-
umph potato plants for sale or exc.
for anything can use; make me an
offer. J..M. Nall, Alma.

Old-time white banana yam po-
tato plants, 60c M FOB; Goy.

25

insp.; prompt~shipment. E. A.
Mims, Alma, Rt. 1. _ '
Spanish tobacco plants, 25c

postpaid; $1.25 M not prepaid; 30

lbs. white bunch butter beans, 10c

Ib. postpaid. BE. L. Smith, Tignall,
Reese

Tomato, Marglobe, Stone, Great-
er B.: moss packed, 45 500, 75c
M; cabbage, all. season, fresh,

spring grown, 40c 500, 65c:M; all

del. J. P. McCook, Fitzgerald.

Tomato plants, all var., 25c 200,
45c 500, 75e M del.; COD, 50c M;
all var. cabbage, 20c 200, 40c 500,
60c M del.; prompt shipment. S. C.
Rowe, Fitzgerald.

Chas. W., Flat Dutch cabbage;
Ga. and heading collard; New
Stone tomato plants, ready, 35
200, 60c 500, $1 M, postpaid; 75ce
M collect. Amos Wiaitems, Gaines-
ville. =

Wakefield cabbage plants, 40c
400, 70c M; also collard\ and toma-
to, same price; all del.; exc. for
chickens; write. Rentie are
Oakwood, Rt. 1.

Dutch and W. cabbage, Stone:
and Baltimore tomato plants, 35
300, 75c M del.; 5 M 40c M collect.
H. P. Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

- Potato plants, 80e M; vine cut-
tings, 75e; tomato plants, 40c 1,000.
Harold Thompson, Boxley. ;

State insp. P R plants, 30c M
FOB; prompt shipment Henry M.
Herndon, Surrency.



Jyellow skin P. R.

leading var. to-~



HOBSP. tT. Herndon, Surrency,

'P. R. and big stem Jersey plants,
45c M del, parcel post, or 35c del.
express; 20c FOB: prompt service.
M. J. Lewis, Baxley, Star Rt.

New Stone, Marglobe, Greater B.

and Redfield tomato plants, 15c C;
$1.25 M; sweet and hot peppers,
i5e C; postpaid. Chas. Clements,
Pitts. i :

Gov. insp. and treated P. R.
plants, 20 FOB. Alton Jackson,
Baxley, Rt.' 2. Z

State insp. and -treated pink or
plants; seed
grown from vines, 35c M del.; no
chks. Leland Lightsey, Odum.

Millions plants; field grown; New
Stpne, Greater B. tomato and half
headed collard, 8 in. high plants,
75 M; 5 M, 65c; 10 M, $5 del. James
E.. Thompson, Cumming, Rt. 5.

Marglobe and Break 0 Day to-
mato plants, also late. Fiat Dutch
and Ga. collard plants, 15e C; $1.10
M;-exe. for value, Mrs: He <a,
Brown, Stone. Mountain, Rt. 1.

Hot and sweet pepper plants,
10c doz. plus postage, pie Wilson,
Villa Rica.

Imp. red skin P. R., 60c M; old-
fashioned Boons, 80 M; exe. for
baby chicks or pure eggs, any

breed, or for syrup or honey, Lis-|.

bon Allen, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Gov. insp. Porto Ricans, 40c M
del.; 10 M, 25e M col; Boons, 50c
M; bunch P. R., 75c del; New

Stone tomato; collard; $1 M del.
Guy Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.
Large Bell and pimiento sweet

pepper, hot pepper, 30e C; sage
plants, 20c doz. del. Ida Wright,
Alto, Rt. 1.

Hed: cabbage plants, 6c M; 50c
M in 10 M up lots; all collect or
COD. -J. L. Srayhorn; Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1,

imp. Jb Re plants. -Goy. insp.
and treated, 70c M; vines, $1 M
FOB. R. W. Rentz, Baxley.

Gov. insp. and treated P. R.
plants, 15e M FOB; guar. goo
plants and prompt del. A, Z. Jack-
son, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Greater B. tomato plants, ready
July 1, 75 M FOB, or $1 del.:
count guar. O. L. Mobley, Baxley,
Rt. -4, Box 42.

Hot pepper, 30c C, $2 M del. 2nd
zone; 20c C, $1.50 M FOR; exc.
for potato plants or honey. C. W.
Page,. Norcross.

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 50c M:
5 M up, 30e M; Boons, same price.
Ca): Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2:
Gov insp. P. R. plants,.50c M:
old-fashioned Boons, 50c M. Burton
Crow, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

Chas. W. cabbage plants, 10c C,
75c M; New Stone tomato, 1hexe,
or 80 M; P. R. plants, 25c M in
5 M. lots. Perry Reynolds, Cee
ville, Rt. 2.

_ Flat Dutch, Wakefield cabbage,
Stone tomato and collard plants,
D0c 500, 85c M postpaid; now
ready. Millard Jones, Oakwood,
Rte ot

Chas. W. cabbage, Heading col-
lard, Stone, Baltimore and Mar-
globe tomato, now ready, 75c M
del.; 10 M $6 collect. W. O. Walda-
rip, Flowery Branch:

Guar, large, stocky plants; New
Stone, Marglobe tomato from cert.
treated seed; Copenhagen, Wake-
field cabbage, genuine Heading col-
lards, 50c 300, $1 700, $1.25 M post-
paid. C. F. Maddox, Lawrenceville,

Large, extra fine Chas. W. cab-
bage, New Stone, Baltimore to-
mato, cabbage-collard plants from
best seed. obtainable, 50c 200, 65
300, $1 600, $1.85 M, postpaid. Je
D. Hayes, Buford.

Dill, 10 doz.; sage, gooseberry,
rhubarb, 15 each: dill sprays, 35c
C; half gal. dried sage leaves, 40c;
exc. for tender beans for planting.
Mrs. Mary Lou Haton, Dahlonega.

Thousands of black beauty egez-
plants, bell and hot pepper, 40c C,

$3 M; Baltimore, Stone, Earliana

tomato; Wakefield cabbage and
collards, 25c 100. Mrs. H. Ve Frank-
lin, Register.

Hot pepper and eggplants, 10c
doz.; also nice little steer, fat for
beef. Mrs. B. S. Ward, Toomsboro,
FtsZ

Marglobe tomato plants, 1 M at
bed; none shipped; Bush lima and
stringless bean seed, FOB; abruzzi
seed rye, 1932 crop, $1 bu. L. D.
| Gray, Griffin.

Marglobe and Greater B. tomato
plants, 50c 500, 75e M del.; exc.
for dried fruits. Mrs. Geo. Gaftney,
Fitzgerald.

Millions New Stone, G. B. tomato
and half headed collard plants, 70c
M, $3 5 M, $5 10 M del. Albert Dec-
ricot, Flowery Branch, Rt..1.

P. RR. pink, and: red skin and
Boons, 40c M del. Geo. L. Durand,
Gainesville, Rt. 2.

State Ae PS R. pane 30. M











-. Plants For Sale |
Millions New Stone, G. B. toma
_|to and half headed collard plants,



70 M, $3 5 M, $5 10 M all det.
T, J. Thompson, Flowry Branch,
RE

Millions New Stone, G. B. toma-
to, half headed collard plants, 702
M: Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 60c M;
5 M up, 50c 1,000. R. H. Thompson,
Flowery Branch, Rt. 1. :

New Stone tomato plants, 25c C;
few Ox-hart tomato plants, 30e GC;
new Ga. collard, 25c C del.; prize
winning Golden Sebright eggs, $1
per 15 del. Mrs. R. Q. Miller, Ac-
worth, Rt. 2;

Late Flat Dutch cabbage plants,
9C 0003; Oh 25 M; everbearing
strawberries, $1.75. M;. all. moss
packed; quick service. R. L: Black-
well, Cleveland:

Po R.-and Boon - plants; 50c M
del.; 25 M FOB; cabbage, tomato
and collard, Tic M del.; 50ce M
POB. Charlie Hill, Gainesville,
Rteels

Gov. insp. P. R. plants, 35c M;
Spanish Boons, 40 M; exc. for lint
cotton, white feed sacks, or dif,
kinds of seed; write first. A. J.
Nix, Gainesville, Rt. 2.

P. R. plants, Gov. insp., 50ec M;
good. flue-cured tobacco, $1 per 12
lIbs.; also good honey in the comb,
10 Ib. J. B. McCall, Baxley.

Good, flue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs.
$1 prepaid to 8rd zone. Ivey Hor-
ton, Baxley, Rt. 2.

imp. P-2R. plants, -25M: FOB:
cash with order; exc. for peas;
good, flue-cured tobacco, 10c and Sec
lb. Willie Courson, Baxley, Rt. 4,
Box 28. :

Genuine imp. P. R, red skin, 25c
M FOB; -50c M del. in Ga.; cash
with order. O. M. Miles, Baxley,
Rt. 4.

Imp. red skin P. R. plants, 25
M FOB; 50c M del. in Ga.; no
chks. J. W. Sllers, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Cabbage, onion, tomato, potato
and collard plants, each 85 500, $1
1,000. Mrs. R. E. Hackle, Valdosta,

602 BE. Rogers St.

Genuine imp. red skin P. R.
plants, 20c M FOB, or 40e M del.
in Ga,; exe. for dried apples or
hens or meat. W. B. Arnold, Sur-
rency.

Gov. insp. P. R. and white yam
potato plants, 25 FOR. ~B.. Vv.
Aycock, Surrency, Rie 2 :

Greater B. tomato plants, 50 M
del.; 30 M FOB; or 15c C del. S.
D. Sheffield, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Twenty-five thousand pimiento
pepper plants, 8-10 inches, 70e M
del.; 50 M Marglobe tomato plants,
ready ie 10. G. W. Jones, Grit-
fine Re

New erok tomato plants, head:
ing collards, 40c 500,.75c M del.
Guy Waldrip, Flowery-Branch.

P. R. and Spanish Boon plants,
60c M mailed; 30c M expressed:
cabbage, tomato, collard, 90c M
mailed; 60c M exp.; write. for

prices on Jarger lots. John C. Crow,

Gainesville, Rt, 1.

Ponderosa or Beefsteak tomato
plants, 15c , $1.25 M; Lookout
Mtn. potatoes, 50c pk., $1.75 bu.
FOB. S. D. Guilleabeau, Lincoln-
ton, Rt 6.

New Stone tomato plants, $1 per
M; now ready. Edgar Woodall,
Cornelia, Rt, 1.

Millions cabbage, tomato and col-
lard plants, any variety, any amt,
strong plants, prompt shipment,
15e per hundred, 50c per M post-
paid, 5,000 $2 FOB. E. Williams,
Gainesville, Rt. 2,

Genuine Porto Rican potato
lants, Gov. insp., 50c per M del.;
can ship by return mail. L. C. Tyre,

Surrency, Rt. 2.

Celery plants, 25c per 100, better
price on 1,000; will exc. M. Simon-
ton, Greenville.

Fresh grown Marglobe tomato
plants, $1 M, postpaid; exc for
honey or meat. Mrs. T. W. Hagood,
Marietta, Rt, 3,

_ Stone and G. B. tomato, 40c 500,
65c M del.; E. J., W. cabbage same
price; 5 M up, 55c M collect. C. V.
Strayhorn, Flowery Branch, Rt: 1.

Millions Stone, Marglobe and
June pink tomato plants; also Flat
Dutch cabbage and heading collard
plants, 50c per M; 5,000 for $2;
moss. packed; satisfaction guar.
Mrs. Mary J. Stokes, Fitzgerald,
Box 72.

Gt. heading variety collard
plants, 15c-per 100 del.; or exc. for
value. Mrs. Eulie Joiner, Warthen,
Re: <

Insp. Porto Rican and Boone
plants, 50ec per M del.; 5 M and 10
M, 25 collect;; New Stone, Great-
er Baltimore tomato plants, 75c
per M del. Dewey Mathis, Flowery
Branch, Rt. 1. :

Wakefield and Dutch cabbage
plants. also tomato and collards,
45e@ per 300; 60c per M, all del.
Calvin Garrett, Gainesville, Rt. 1.










500, or 90G per M postpaid; 60e per
M express collect; sweet pepper,





|20c per 100. Walter McEver, Brasel-

ton.
Charleston Wakefield

ford, Rt. 3.
Pomiato plants,

pr -M, express;

ens, Flowery Branch.
New Stone and Marglobe or Bal-
timore tomato plants, 55 per 300;
$1.10 per M;.
cabbage, Chas. Wakefield
price; all del.;
HH. B. Fraser, Buford, Rt.e.2.
Improved Porto Rican and old<
fashioned Boone potato plants, 40e

Plants Wanted





Want old-fashioned Spanish po-
tato plants, a bluish-meated, dry
sweet potato. B. F. Duncan, Philo- -




math,




Exe. heading collard for- pepper a

plants, sweet and hot, 2 for 1; 5
collard plants for 1 eggplant; not
over 50 eggplants wanted. M. ee 2a





Ayers, Carnesville, Rt. 1.

Exe. 1,500 insp. P. R. plants for
500 sweet pepper; 2 M P. R. for 2.



M collard plants; write first. H. M,

Phagan, Eastman, Rt. 3.
Positions Wanted -






Want position as miller, prefer- _

ably one with Midget Marvel flour
mill; long exp. in milling; can give




entire satisfaction. G. W. Knowles, :

< we
Plants For Sale
Brimmer, Globe and New Stone.
tomato, All Season and Flat Dutch |
cabbage, heading collards, 60c per,

cabbage i
plants, $1 per M; 85e per 5 M or:
more postpaid; quality and quan-.
tity guaranteed. M. Li TUTtOn, Bu--

Greater Balti- .
more, 25c per 200; 60c per 500; 75
cabbage and col*
lards, 7bce -per<1,000. W.. G. .Stephsa)

collard and New J.
same ~
cash with order.







































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Covington, cs
Thirty-year-old married: man sees
with 8 yr. old boy wants work on

farm for balance of this year, with.
chance of share crop next year;
ref. exc. W. B. Jump, Gresston.

Want position caring for dairy
on shares; write for full informa.

tion, stating what you have. W. J...

Greenway, Chamblee. Phone

Chamblee 323.







Depression prices on pecan bud-

ding this summer; write. J.

Fee

Davidson, Pineview. Ftigs

Want -to do your well diesion

and blasting; well exp.; guar. te: =

get you water on any kind of work
and save you money. Robt Parker,
Alpharetta, Rt; 5. ,
Want gin job this fall;
ate any make of gin; keep up ma-
chinery, repair and do anything
about a gin: go anywhere; life-
time. exp. W. A. Davis,
Rte dk :
Two young single men want jobs
on farm at once;
Stone and Clifford Williams, Nich-
ous, RFD 3, care C. W. Moore.
Will do pecan budding at reason-

able price and will accept in pay-
ment anything can use. O. R. Jone

son, Shellman, Rt. 1.

Elderly man wants place with
some one to look after poultry or
poultry and stock, handy with
tools; references exc. M. Albert
Newton, Statesboro, Rt. 4,

Want job on farm or dairy; will?

work for board, house and wood;

ready to start. W. N. Stansell, Ate
Janta, 373 Eugenia Ste SSWs
Want job on farm for self and

16-yr.-old daughter, caring for poul-.
try and other light work; any kind
Mrs. B. Ly

of work that we can do:
Walker, Brookhaven.
Can install, repair or operate cote
ton gin; lifetime experience; give
satisfaction; also grist mll. J. C.
Spearman, Pooler. <

Farm Help Wanted

Want a reliable man with good
recommendations for farming



proposition; write for full informa-

tion. J. E. Wall, Shiloh.
Want home on farm for 11 yr,
old boy to assist with light chores
for board, clothes, schooling, ete;
communicate with L. B. Nash, De-
catur, 627 Howard Ave. :
Want middle-aged woman to i
as one of family and assist with
garden, poultry, etc., in family of
2; no salary; board and clothes,
L D. Carpenter, Cleveland.
Want a strong, healthy,

can oper=

write... Andrew

un ine

Tucker, ~

cumbered white woman, 60-65 yrs, -

old to assist with poultry and other
light work; write. Clyde Sandifer,
Locust Grove.

Want woman about 50 yrs.: old

to help with garden, few chickens,
and other light work; board and
small salary. C. H. Huey, Decatur
Rt. i.

Want seitled woman or girl t
live with couple and assist. with.
genr@ farm wor, for home. D
K. McKibben, Romani. 1 2s

3 1 3









































os wPhres cars, a bright peanut

$6 in car lots; $6.50 for 5 tongs or
more, $7 for orders under 5 tons;
all prices FOB here. R. L. Andrews,
Smithville.

Car Joad or trucks, dry velvet
beans in pod, $7.50 ton. W. B. Nor-
ton, Ft. Valley.

Wheat and corn for sale or trade |
for heifer yearlings; write what
you have Lester Smith, States-
mpoero, Rt. 2:
Good Blue Stem seed wheat, $1
u. FOB. Arthur Owen, Barnes-
rille.

One car load bright peanut hay,
*$7.50 ton FOB. L. O. Gay, George-
town.

Three hundred bundles of good
bottom land fodder, $1.50 per 100;
exe; for cured meat; 3 bu. mixed
eas, for) hay, 80c bu. exc. for
sound peanuts. H. M. Pope, Talla-
poosa,

Miscellaneous For Sale
Good flue-cured pure leaf tobac-
0, $1 per 12 lbs.; cash with order.
Mrs. Ellavease Horton, Baxley,
meet. 2,
Tobacco, 10c and 8c lb., FOB.
Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Surrency.
Extra good home-made cured to-
bacco, 10 Ibs. $1 del. to 8rd zone.
H. H. Herring, Baxley, Rt. 2.
A-l, flue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs.
$1 prepaid to 3rd zone. H. F. Har-
iris, Baxiey, Rt. 2.
Good, yellow, flue-cured tobacco,
2 lbs. $1 postpaid to 8rd zone.
ernice Thornton, Baxley, Rt. 2.
Poke, yellow and burdock root,
-mutlien, wild cherry, ground ivy,
Jack haw and catnip, 15c lb.; May-
pple,. rattle, butterfly root, 30c Ib.
Ester Wetherford, Gainesville,
Rt. 2
Best grade, Piie: cured tobacco,
aged and mellow, prpared ready
to chew, 10 Ibs. $1 prepaid to 3rd
ene. J. H, Williams, Alma.
' Best grade red leaf tobacco, flue-
cured, mellow, 12 lbs. -$1 postpaid,
With directions for preparing. Mrs.
P. J. Taylor, Alma.
Bright, flue-cured tobacco, best
grade, prepared, ready to chew, 10
Ibs. $1 postpaid, E. J. Taylor, Nich-
lls.
Yellow root, Mayapple, calamus,
black haw, red root, wild cherry
bark, mullien root, all kinds herbs;

make: best offer per Ib. Mrs. J. O.

Davis, Gainesville, Rt. 4.

Four hundred Ibs, sound paper-
Shell pecans, 10c lb. FOB; 100 bu.
hay peas, 75c bu.: pure B. R. eggs,

each del.; want 2 M heading col-
lard plants. R. S. Parham, Green.
ville.

_ Best grade, flue-cured chewing

tobacco, well pressed and prepared

ready to chew, 10 Ibs. $1 postpaid.

Leon Williams, Nicholls.

Good. flue-cured tobacco, chew-
ing, 10c lb. smoking, 8c Ib. del. in
Ga.; no orders less than 50c; no
ehks. Lennie Burke, Surrency.

_ Good chewing and smoking to-

bacco, 8c and 7c lb. plus postage;

exe. for nice dried apples, Ib. for

_ Ib.; each pay postage. I. T. Gamble;

er rency, Rte .2.

Old mellow, flue-cured tok-2co
Yor chewing and smoking, $5 per

00 Ibs. FOB; 25 Ibs. del. for $2..
W. N. Shypes, Baxley, Rt. 1.

_ One-half million Napier gras3

plants and roots, Gov. give it same

proteins as alfalfa; stock crazy
about it; heavy yield, grow any-
where. S. T. Smith, Cuthbert.

Land lime, dbl. strength for late

_ crops; save half on fertilizer; del.

150 miles, $3 ton; 3 ton lots by.

truck 25 miles Atlanta, $3 ton. R.

LL. Adams, Fairburn.

: Deer's tongue, ideal for flavoring
ome grown smoking tobacco,
reen or dried, 10c doz.; 2 doz. 25c;
dd postage; largest gourd seed,

17c dez. I. F. Warnock, Vidalia,

Rt. tes
Twelve pure bred, yr. cld, laying
ed pullets, $12: 4 Duroc, 160-165

shoats, 5c lb. my place; fine
ersey, fresh, 1st calf, $35 my
lace. W. W. Driskell, Sparta.

_ Bright and mellow, . flue-cured

tobacco, 7c lb. FOB; cash with

Lorene Tomberlin, Sur-



Good, mellow, flue-cured tobacco,

eto. del, to 3rd zone. J. W.
tewart, Surrency, Rt. 2.
Flue-cured tobacco, chewing, 13

Tbs., $1; 6 lbs., 50c; smoking, 7 Ibs.,
Ve; 15 Ibs.; $1 prepaid; imp. P. R.
tants, from vines, 40c M del. J. P.
clLeod, Screven.

Good, home-made tobacco, 8c Ib.,



"exc. for value; vine cuttings
pure Porto Ricans. Mrs. Minnie
ceung, Baxley, Rt. 4.

Two hundred cotton feed sacks,
100 Ib. cap., 5c FOB. M. L. Payne,
Maysville.



ay, good many peanuts in same,.

or onions in any quantity, or will



Miscellaneous For Sale

Good, home-made tobacco, 8 and}
16 Ib. or exc. for value; vine cut-
tings, also; send money order.
Dan A. Campbell, Basley, Rt 2.3.

Extra good chewing tobacco,
bright and red, 8c FOB. David
Hutto, Surrency, Rt. 2.

Geod, flue-cured tobacco, chew-
ing or smoking, 12 -ibs., $1. del.
.| George Mobley, Baxley, Rt. 5.

Good ,flue-cured tobacco, chew-.
ing or smoking, 13 Ibs., $1 del. Jas.
M. Williams, Baxley, Rt. 5.

Good, red, mellow chewing to-
bacco; 8c FOB; flue-cured,.S.. P:
Hutto, Surrency.

Good, flue-cured tobacco, whole
leaves, 8c del. in Ga.; no order less
than 50c; no chks. Dave Burke,
Surrency.

Sassafras roots, green; 5c per Ib.:
mullien, 8 bunches for, 25c; sheep
sol. and penny royal; add postage.
E. C. Longino, Vienna, Rt. 3.

Yellow -root for sale, green or
dried, make offer. Charlie Bird,
Dougherty. .

Good flue-cured. yellow tobacco,
10 Ibs. $1 prepaid to 3rd zone.
Phyllis Young, Baxley.

Good, flue-cured tobacco, 10 lbs.
for $1 prepaid up to 3rd zone; cash
with order. Mrs. Dellie Waters,
Baxley, Rt. 2.

Good, bright leaf tobacco, chew-

ing, 9c Ib.; smoking; % Ib.; no
orders less than 50c; cash with
order. Mrs. Grace Carter, Baxley,
Rt. 4.

Good, flue-cured tobacco, chew-
ing, 8c 1b.;. smoking, 6c .1b:; no
orders less than 50c; cash with

order. Grady Tyre, Baxley, Rt. 4.
-Bright, flue-cured. tobacco, long
red leaf, well pressed and prepared,
ready to chew, 10-lIbs. for 75c;
prompt shipment guaranteed. Mrs.
B: E. White, Rockingham.

Bright, flue-cured tobacco, long
red leaf, well pressed and prepared,
ready to chew, 10 lbs. $1 postpaid
to 8rd zone; prompt shipment guar.
W. F. Pope, Alma, Rt. 3.

Best grade flue-cured tobacco,
chewing or smoking, 90c for 10 Ibs,
del. anywhere in Ga.; cash with
order. G.C.:Glosson, Alma, Rt. 33!

Best grade, red or yellow home-
made tobacco, ready to chew, 65c
for 5 lbs.; smoking tobacco, 60c
packed and del. in Ga. Hubert
Boatright, Rockingham.

Georgia grown barn-cured, bright
leaf tobacco, 10 lbs. for 65c FOB
Coffee. Frank Napier, Coffee.

Good, home-made tobacco, 5 Ib.
bags, chewing, 65c; smoking, 60c,
postpaid. Mrs. Macy Boatright,
Rockingham.

Best grade flue-cured red or yel-
low tobacco, 5 Ib. bags, chewing,
65c; cmoking, 60c sack, postpaid in
Ga. L..D. Boatright, Rockingham.

Bright red leaf chewing tobacco,
10 lbs. $1. postpaid. Cleo WES,
Alma, Rt. 3.

Beeswax, tallow, butter, 25c 7m.
poke root, wild cherry bark, mul-
lien, the whole plant, red oak bark,
10c lb. green. Mrs. Cc. A. Rice, Max-
eys.

Flue-cured tobacco, 12 Ibs. $1
del.; smoking, 6c Ib. Tiny Aycock,
Surrency.

Good, flue-cured tobacco, whole
leaf, 12 Ibs, $1 prepaid to 3rd zone.
B: B. Millikin, Baxley.

Good chewing tobacco, 12 lbs. $1
prepaid to 8rd zone; cash with
order. Billie Joyner, Baxley, Rt. 2.

Whole leaf. tobacco, 10c Ib:
broken leaf, 8c Ib.; potato slips,
25 M; exc. for peas. James Arlon |
Johnson, Baxley, RFD 5, Box 28.

Tobacco, whole leaf, smoking, 7c;
chewing, twisted, 9c; no orders less

than $1; sat; .guar.: cash: with:
order. George Buchans, Baxley,

Rt. 4.

Miscellaneous Wanted

Want good chewing tobacco;
send sample and price del. Frank
Davidson, Epworth.

Want a small piece of buck skin;
must be tanned and 15-18 inches
long; will be o. k. if only 2 or 3
inches wide. J. W. Sammons, Ailey,
Rite:

Want to exe. cucumbers for dill



buy dill. Mrs. B..M. Torne, Adel.

Want good, home raised tobacco,
chewing and smoking; send best
price and sample. J. A. Bundrum,
Pram Rte,

Want to make blackberry jelly,
also make cucumber~ pickles on
halves; party furnish sugar, vine-
gar, jars. Mrs. W. L. Scott, Cobb-
ville, Rt. 1.

Want samples of good chewing
tobacco and smoking tobacco;
state best prices on 12 Ib. lots. J.
H.. Underwood, Conyers, Rt. 3.

Good leaf tobacco, sound, no
trash, 8c lb. or exe. for other value;
also vine cuttings, 50c 1000. Missj
Inez Campbell, Surrency.









Meclibneoi: Wanted |

Will make jam and
halves;
their jars. Mrs. SN. Adams, Lula,
Res: = :

Want samples of good grade of
home-made tobacco, both chewing
and smoking, prepared ready to
smoke and chew; give-best price
delivered. M. A. Newton, States-
boro, Rt. 4.

Georgia Preducts
: For Sale

BEANS AND PEAS FOR SALE

Sixteen. lbs. giant stringiess
green pod beans} 15c 1b.; $2 for lot.
Kenzie Matheson, Alto, Rt. 2.

Early speckled velvet beans, 50
bu.; O-too-tan soy beans, $2.50 bu.
FOB; clean, bright, sound, grown
on my own farm, Robt Davis, Ten-
nille.

Sixty bu, bright Brab peas, 75c
bu.; 25 bu. mix peas, 65e bu. W. L.
Chappell, Richland.

~



White sugar Crowders, $1.50 bu.
FOB, or exc. for Dooly yams or}

Nancy Hall slips. Mrs. W. TF. Jones,
Whitesburg:

Two hundred and fifty bu. Burke
County Clay peas in 2% bu. bags,
60c bu. FOB. C. C. Barefield, Alex-
ander.

Thirty bu. imp. Matthews soy
beans, $1.50 bu.; 200 bu. Whipps,
65c bu.; 40 bu. New Eras, 65c bu.;
all FOB. W. C. Moore, Augusta,
805 Reynoids St.

Winter bunch Eng. peas, this

years crop, 10c lb.; exc. some for
collard plants. Mrs. John Tinsley,
Edison, Rt. 3.

Extra early yellow bunch Crowd-
er peas, 4c lb., $2 bu. Mrs. N. E.
Law, Ocilla, Rt. 3.

Lady finger peas, 8c lb., or exc.
for sugar cane syrup, ~* chite bush
lima beans or anything of equal
value. R. C. English, Barnesville,
Rtek,

Brabs and Irons, good and sound,
80c bu. FOB. C. A. Walker, Ella-
ville.

Forty bu. Whipps, 70c bu.; 45
bu. Clays, 70c ku. FOB here, in
even wt. shipping bags; will ship
any quantity. I. J. Coleman, Dever-
eux,

Bush colored butter beans, 10e
Ib., or 3 for 25c; add postage. FE. W.
Holloway, Clem.

Peanut Crowders, $1.50 bu.; bu.
lots only. J. C. Henry, Carrollton,
Rie :

About 55 Ibs. Calif. black-eyed
peas, sound and pure for seed, $1
for the lot; add postage. J. T. Car-
den, Bremen, Rt. 1.

Fey. hand selected cream Crowd-
ers and lady peas, treated, no
weevils or trash,.7 lbs. 50c; 10 lbs.
75e; 100 lbs. $4.50 del. in Ga. EB. A.

| Hayes, Buford.

Little white table peas (bear
until frost), 10 lbs. $1 plus post-
age; no chks.; Duroc Jersey stock
for; sale or exe: Tu. He: Hdenfield,
Stillmore, Rt. 1, Box 31.

Two hundred bu. choice, arly
speckled velvet beans, 60c bu.; 25
bu. choice O-too-tan beans, $2.20
bu. Jack Burch, Chester.

Six weeks Crowder peas, extra
for eating green, 25c per qt. Pearl
Aderhold, Lavonia. .

Best var, cream sugar Crowders,
bear till frost, under pk. lots, 15
Ib.; pk. lots, $1.25; $4 bu., postpaid.
J. S. Bartley, West Point.

Genuine O-too-tans, sound, re-
cleaned, $2.75 bu, in lots of less
than 5 <bu.; $2.50 bu. cn. larger

lots. G. A. Ware, Marshallville.

Genuine cream sugar Crowders,
$1 to $1.25 bu., depending upon
quantity and quality of yeas, R. L.
Vansant, County Agt., Marietta.

Twenty bu. Brabhams ag fine as
grow, 75c bu.;: cash; FOB HBuijay.
John Hyatt, Tails Creek.

Genuine O-too-tan soy beans, 97
per cent germination; recleaned,

$2.50 bu., sacked in new 2 bu. bags;

prompt shipment, J. H. Palmer,
Tennille.

Sixty bu. good, sound Brabhani
peas, 75c bu. FOB; cash with order,
A. C. Reddick, Richland, Rt, 1.

No. 1 Iron peas in 2% bu. even
wt. bags, 75c per bu. FOB merce:
LS. Hayes, Bonaire.

One hundred bu. No, 1 Seaphon
peas, 75c bu FOB. C. M. Walker,
Bonaire. 5 d

Early red valentine bunch beans,
20c lb.; red speckled Crowders, lie
cup, or 3 for 25c. Ruby Barrett,
Ellijay, Rt; 3, Box 5f.

One hundred bu. each Clays and
Whipps, 65c; \250 bu. mixed peas,
sound, 55c; few .Brabhams, 80c;
send remittance. B. T. Marshall,
Ft. Valley.

Ten bu. lots and over Brabhams,
75c; Clays, Whipps, ea. 60c; mixed
peas, sound, 55c; velvet beans in

pod, trucks, $7.50 ton, D. c Stro-
ther, Ft. Valley.

Lean ae po Ei ates badle hedled tes

PEIN

jelly on
party furnish sugar and].

Brabhams,

ley.

peas;

Lries,,20 gal. FOB;

prompt shipment. G. W.



Georsia Foo
For Sale

Whipps, 65c bu.; 25 bu. or mors,
60c bu. FOB, in new bags. P. R.
Stanley, Greensboro.
White brown-eyed Crowders,
each 80c; Clays, 65c;
mixed peas, 60c; genuine O-too-
tans, $2.50. G. A, Fagan, Fort Val-

Yellow sugar

also baby Lima green beans, Toc
per hamper each FOB Hazlehurst.
Frank Wells, Hazlehurst.

FRUIT FOR SALE
Nice, sun-dried horse apples, 10c;



peaches, 9c lb. del.; money order; |
no chks. Mrs. Josie Rooch,
Reyston, Rt. 1, Box 39.

Extra bright sun-dried apples,
in 10-25 Ib. lots, 10 lb, del.; cream
Crewder peas, 3c Ib. dei; whites,

same price; cash with order. Mrs.

B. H. Osborn, Rov.

Sun-dried apples for sale, 10c lb.
Mrs. Clyde Smith, Gainesville,
Rt 1.

Fresh mountain huckleberries,
25c gal. FOB; now ready; can ship
weekly until Aug. 15; cash with
order. Mrs. B. EF. Jones, Turner-
ville.

FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE-
TABLES FOR SALE

Dry onions, 50-Ib. bags; truck

loads of roasting ear corn, smaller



lots of field peas, butter beans,
okra, in mixed loads; wire for
loads. HE: FP? Drexel, Lyons, County

Agent.

Large bunches sweet and juicy
grapes,- dark, purple; make best
price; July del., 100 to 500 Ibs. del.
FOR vineyard. I. H. Johason, Dub-
hn, Re 6.

Fine field of cantaloups and pre-
fer to sell to trucks; see me: A.
D. Lindsey, Tifton, Rt. 2, Box 155.

Green butter beans and green
peas for sale by June 25. W. L.
Brown, Vienna, Rt. 6. :

Green butter beans and snap
beans, each 7c lb. .del. Johnnie
Norman, Richland, Rt. 5, Box 71.

Thirty acres H. B. pink meat
cantaloups for sale to trucks, ready
June 25. C. B. Adams, Hawkins-
ville.

Green corn for truckers; Truck-
ers Favorite, Hickory King; write.
J. L. Sibley, Milledgeville. |

Have fresh potatoes, pole beans,
squash, cucumbers; send stamps
and addressed envelope foranswer.
Miss M. EB. Adams, Marietta, Rt. 3.

Shipping nice, fresh huckleber-
35 del. in 10
gal. lots; cash with order; money
order. preferred. Jno. 'W. Cross,
Clarkesville.

Green baby Lima butter beans.
5 Ilb., 36 lbs; per*hamper. Leroy
Calhoun; Soperton.

About 3 tons of headed cabbage,.

average about 2 Ibs. per head, $20
per ton at field. D. M. Simmons,
Hawkinsville.

Snay beans, tomatoes, okra, and
squash for sale to truckers, about
one: acre of each; write or come
and see. Mrs. Walter Harper,
Osierfield.

Green peas and butter beans now
ready, all for 6c lb: FOB, or 7c th.
del.; guaranteed good stuff and
Buchans,
Baxley.

BUTTER FOR SALE

Two to 6 tbs. fresh country but-
ter each. week, 25c lb. in lots of 2
Or more lbs; postpaid in Ist and
2nd zones; sample for 5e postage.
Miss Eva Cogburn, Alpharetta.

Two-4 lbs. nice fresh butter each
week, 20c plus postage; cow t. b.
tested; shipped sub. to inspection
before pay. Mrs. J. KE. Proctor,
Bowdon, Rt, 2.

SYRUP FOR. SALE
Black strap molasses in steel
drums, 58 gal. per drum, 20c gal.

HOB. N. P. Brown, Hartwell.

FRESH AND CURED MEATS

Brooks County hams, 20c; sides,
18c; shoulders, 12c; smoked with
dead wood; money order.only.
Cleon Hutchinson, Quitman.

Nice, cured hams, guar. sound,
from corn fed hogs, wt. 20-30 lbs.,
20c lb. del. Mrs. J.. M. Lewis, War-
then.

Five hundred lbs. meat, oak
smoked, dry, well trimmed side
meat, $8.50 per 100; money orders
only; party pay freight or exp.
charges; no exc. Alonzo Paulk, Jr.
(Failed to state address in ad sent
to Bulletin.)

Side meat, smoked with oak and
Sassafras, 12c Ib..del. in zone 2;
Unknown peas, 95 per cent pure
and sound, 90 bu. FOB. Mrs. Maud
Fisher, Abbeville,







el eine
ey

\

Two hundred: bu. No, 1 brown

Crowder green
half snaps and half shells; |

order or cashiers chk. with or

write. S. B. Leggett, Baxley, Rt. 4,

| price paid for well filled nuts;




































































For Sale
POTATOES FOR SALE
Seed Lookout Mtn. Irish po
toes, $1.25 bu. Ross - = Clenien
Cornelia, :

Lookout Mtn. seed Irish poe
$2 bu. of 60 lbs, FOB. M. 7, =
Gainesville, Rt. 6. : ;
HONEY BEES AND BEE SU

PEANUTS AND PECANS FO
SALE

Sev. tons of No, 1 Spanish p

nuts, good size, 2%c lb. FOB;

less than 100 lb. sacks; me



sample if requested. John Murp
Leesburg, Rt. 2, Box 138.

Two tons runner peanuts, el
fine for parching, 100 Ibs.
. D. Fain, Edison. y

~ White Spanish peanuts, $1 fo
bu. bag; also collard seed, $15
100 Ibs. FOB, or 30c per Ib. post-
paid. Malvin Collins, Whigham

HONEY BEES AND BEE
SUPPLIES FOR SALE.
New oak 8-frame bee h
supers with sections, founda
comb in frames and sections, |
plete, ready for use, $1.50 ea. FO!
cash. W. A? Johnson, Alte

~ New chunk and extracted h ney,
5, 10-Ib. pails, lde Wb. del.; 25
cans, 12c lb. FOB; exc. a '50-Ib,.
for 2 good Shoats, CC: G.- ea
Farnesville, Rt; 2. S
Fresh new Galliberry pe
chunk or ext. 5 lbs. Tbe; 10 Ib
$1.40 del.; exc. some for reg. S. P,
C, pigs. D: EF. Fhomas, Odu
No. Ga. , ee chunk hon
buckets, 1246c lb. del. in oe
L. Payne, Hate Cane,

Pure .ext. honey: 6-10-Ib. D: ls
$5 FOB; 2-10 1b. postpaid, $2;
Ib. No. 2 grade, postpaid, $1.7
shipped promptly. John A. Crum
mey, Doctortown.

Poplar honey in 5 lb. nee a
neatly labeled, 10c 1b.; exc. so
for other value; write. Ww, Ps Cla
ton, Quill. . ;

New bulk comb honey or-al
clear honey in 5 Ib. and 10 Ib.
pails, del. 10c lb; cash with ord
John W. Cash, Bogart.

Fresh chunk honey 8c Ib. fo v2
Ibs. or more FOB Chula; I will
nish containers. Mrs. Di Whid o





BEANS AND PEAS WANTE!
Want old-time white Crowde
running peas; must be the 1d
fashioned: kind; will pay ae. ade
S. Brown, Edison. es
Want to.buy yard peas (gro
from 24 to. 36 inches Igng);
pay 50c for 4%4.1b. Mrs. D. W.
cloth, Seville, Box 12.

FRUIF WANTED jue

Exe, P. R. plants for dried. fruit

3 M for 10 Ibs. fruit; alse exe,

plants for Ga. cane syrup. Chartic
Simmons, Baxley. |

Exe. sweet potato
dried fruit, peaches



plants for
and apples;



SYRUP WANTED eet

Exc. a 40 Ib. sow pig for .6 No.
10 cans of good Ga. cane syrup,
or for 50 baby chicks; each pa:
charges on what they get. J. one
Dykes, Uvvalda:

HONEY BEES AND BEE _
SUPPLIES WANTED |

Exc. fat fryers at*25c ib. or thor
oughbred Buff: Orp. pullets or coc
erels for new honsy;
you have; send sample.
Green, Blue Ridge, Rt. 1.

POTATOS WANTED
Want fall seed Irish potatoes;
qyite prices and var.; write. O. D
Buffington, Gillsville, RFD 2.
Exc. Ga. cane syrup in 10 1b
cans for Lookout Mtn. seed Ivis
potatoes; about 1 bu., or will e
syrup for dried apples and pea
M. L. Anderson, Nahunta.

FRESH AND CURED MEAT

WANTED j

Want 200 Ibs. shoulders :
sides, country cured meat; will pas
cash if price is right, or exe. puro :

J. hogs for same. Walter Holliwa :

Stillmore, Rt. i.

PECANS AND PEANUTS WNTEI
Want ton peanuts,
del. 414c; also 20 gals. straine
honey; write what you have to of
fer. W. C. Siler, -\Summertow
Want pecans, state kind, am un
and best price. W. L. Tippias
Waycross, 906 Eads St.
Want paper shell pecans, hig









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